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TIN ROOF
didn't come by chance. Someone
bad to teaks it. Tio .not i■ good
property if well tinned.
WELL•AADE
• TiN ROOVS
ore what trona of this shop are
TEM SIG?IAL : GODERICR ONTARIO
County and District
Wei. Wades did at Vara• on the bet a %ved oaring s. I1•ce..ed w as in
Lied luta.. •lead seventyIv* years. I hue sevent.IeLb year.
Mr. H. J. D. Cooke, barrister, i, re- James Gardiner, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lumina from Toronto to Hensel' to Ales lisidloer, of Walton. died at
practice his proleseioo. his home there on Yeptewbei 154.h.
Joseph 13barrow and Mrs Allen. ofMeed tbirty•aw. year*. 11. bad not
Grand R.od, were ,sarri•d on
tap-! been in good bealth for a number of
temper Id.h by Rev. S. A. Carrier*. yeaors Hie parunr•vne+iv.-
, Ave sisters and
twbrotb.rs
Tbe fifty acre farm ret Wm. Britto@, Mrs u
Neil McKison, In aged resi-
n( Cooeraoee, bee been purchased by') dent of the iib cooc.swion of a Arose
Jamie m„,. olthe,amelo.allty. towoehip, passed away ion Mepttmber
Owilig to an outbreak of mraslewat 19th. Site was bore in ticotland
Bervi. the public school bas been eighty.sis years ago but had spent
closed. Soma twenty cams have been most of ber life in Cando. Six dough -
reported ten and two sons survive.
John Benne sod Miss Janet Taylor, Mrs. James Hall, wile of James Hall,
ret Crsabrvok, wen msarid at Lb* of the duh concession of M.nris.died
mamas there oa Meptemher "Snd by while ea a vlait to her son al Tomato,
ltev. J. L McCulloch. Shs was seventy-tourears old sod
Rev. A. J. Langford, of Kincardine, had lived practically all her life in
has received and accepted a call to tb. Morrie to6urbip. Her huebaod, five
Mitcb.11 Methodist church. He will sons and four daughters survive.'
rot take up his new duties until Juue Mie. Margaret Herbs Munn. ohne
of Had: 2nd cooces.ion of Hay, was married
Wm. Hunkio has purchased Wm. on September lath to Milton W. Ort-
LonRunan's farm. near Londeshoro', weirs, 4,1 Heosall. Tbe cer.meny.
mut Mr. Longman has purchased the which took place at Carmel rhumb,
firm of Mr. Bruce, of the 12 h cone's- was conducted by Heir E MeL.
stop of Mullett. Smith. The young couple will reside
Elms M., eldest daughter of Mr. and at Henmll, where Mr. Ott wells is
Mrs. Herbert Ci kb, of Tuckersmitb, eogagd lu businem
was utarried at her parents' bone on A prettywedding took place at toe
September 22nd to Roy F. Pepper, of home of te bride'. patents, Mr. and
the saute township. Mr,. Wm. Gregg, of liorrie, on Sep -
During the bee's- windstorm on the 'ember Ilth, when their daughter,
Idth inst. a portion of the south wall Edith Mildred, became the bride of J.
of the new knitting factory being Cecil Day. Tbe officiating minister
erected ret Kincardine for Win. Mitch- was Rev J. J. Ferguson, of Toronto,
ell way ►.town down. who also united the prides parents in
Mae. Ferguson, wife of Dr. W. S. plarna;re, twenty-eight years ago.
Feryttrson, of Toronto, formerly of The newly•marriedcouple will reside
Hensel) and Blytb, died tecently at oO the groom's farm moth of Gerrie.
Toronto after six months' illness. She Peter Budge, a well-known resident
was in her fifty -seeded year. of Belgrave. partied away trceotly
Mt- James F. Sharps, of Hensall, alter a brief illness The deceased
announces the engagement of her was in his reventy-sixth year and is
youngest daughter. Mabel, to Geo. E. Bodge, by two son*,
Rev. A. L
McIntyre. of Port Stanley, the wed- Budge, of Crermentore end John, of
Hamilton. Interment took plate ice
ding to take place in October. Mcl'raeb cemetery on the 21th incl
Rohe't Pearson, a resident of the Altred Scruton died at his home at
itb concession cel lorry township, Henskll on September :anti. aged
pared away on September 21st. 10 his forty-seven years. He war a native of
sixty-eight h seer The inter meat Elgin county but had resided for many
took place at Ethel cemetery. years in Hut on. For the pest twenty
J K Wise, of t`re Hunan - road veers he had lived at Hensel!, carrying
Tuckeramtth, has sold his farm to on a hour and feed business for many
George Beauregard, ut Cbfcago. The years He is survived by bis wits, three
farm had been in tine possession of the daughters and one .on. Five brothers
Wise family for about sixty wean. also butvive.
Roby .1.. daughter of Mrs. Woo. John W. Jowett arrived at his old
Hicks, of Centralia, was 'married at her borne at Bayfield last week from War.
bome there on September 13th to road, Minn., motoring lbsrie este,
Henry J. Coraant, of Fremont. Ohio. a diakr+mee-ot 1ifiW miles. rim_
rr-
Ths.*ovW( couple will sssIdaiv tibio turn in the same manner. In his trip
The ad• took place •t t he home he crossed four State* and Ontario
of N\m. J. Beattie, of McKillop, on
R; .l inter IS,b, of Miss Hilda Grace
moon bere. Tb.y will make their
home at Bolton.
LUCKNOW.
R. M..Kensle, of Wicinlpes, visited
his setae* bete rsceeitly.
Rev. J. M. Murchison. who bad
mien winner hese. has returned to
Kludges', y. Mask.
Mrs. T. E. Finlay is vieitiog her
mother •t P.t ebuso igb, who Is nuw
in ber one hundred and .••sod year.
bo_e of E. B. Walker, atter which
the newly -married couple left on their
honeymoon trip. They will reside at
Torosto.
While playing with • cartridae,
wbicb exploded in his heads. Everett
Henderson, aged eleven years, eon of
John Henderson. bad the thumb and
two lingers blown front his right nand
and two fingers lacerated oo his left
hand. He is now in the bospiW here.
Before leaving town last week for
Lockout" fair. sth ch is to be bold North Bay, H. E. Ricker, late high
on September 81kb and October let, sehool principal ben, was promoted
will .ter the fiftieth annual ezhihitioo. with • gold watrbfob by the student+
Mrs. kebert Johnston and Miss
Letitia Joynt have returned from
Duluth, wiser. tbey spent several
months with tbeir sorter, Mrs. LUL'co.
Mr and Mee. W. J. Stewart and
choke, of Post FaUr Idaho are visiting
of the blgh acbool, and • gold mounted
umbrella by the members of the young
1•diei Bible close of the Metodist
church.
Donald (Dan) McDonald, • well-
known resident here, died at the bore
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. pita! oe Meplember I9tb. He was
Stewart. Mr. W. J. Stewart was la emp)oyed by the cnrpnrrtioo for a
charge of the electric light plant ben good puny yearn until two year. Mao,
some velars ago. when be was stria ken with paralysis.
The Bluevale moose was the .cies H. wan in his sixty-seventh year.
of a quiet wedding on Wdoeeday of Interment took place at Terewatrr.
last work,�wben Mies Aleitha Mtufth, BRUSSELS.,
daughter of Joseph Smith, of Luck-
now.The *um SLOW was united in marriage Gra Robert warded to the headquarters of the Red
Bowu•n, of the Bluevale road. Rev. Cross Society from the receipts of the
Crawford Tete was the ,,meittina
clergyman. Mr. and Mrs. Bosman will Labor [)ay celebration.
resist. on the groom's splendid farm Mrs. W. R. Little, da .gbtrr of Mr.
near Bluevsle. and Mts. Wm. Ellis, of Brus.ele, died
As a result of a recruiting weetiog, at her borne at Elstow, bask., on Sep-
h.ki last week tad •ddre.ted by I 'ember Idtb. She was in her fiftieth
Maine Dunlop, Mr. Wm. Proudfoot.' yam•
K. C'.. aid Rev J. B. Fotberinghau., ! Miss Ada E Row. B. A., daughter
of I.od•rirb and others, the following I of Rev. Dr. Rosa, of Toronto, formerly
have enlisted in tits 71st Battalion : of Brussels, has been appointed to the
Herbert Chisholm. Harry Chisbolm, foreign mission work and lett receotly
George Abbott, Chas. Peircy Ind Goo Cdr Honan, China. .
doe Meckenzi.. Tbe first four are Eva, da'tghter of Dr. E. T. Snider,
Englishmen. Macker.x.e is a Lucknow ! of Cayuga, formerly of Brussels. was
boy. married nn September lith to J. C.
.another of Lucknow'• old residents' Mucro, of London. The ceremony
has passed'.way in the person of Mrs. was held at St. John's church; Cavuga,
James Iiendereon. Mr*. Heoler*oo and w*.p rformel by Rev.''ll. W. Pram
spent ber early life in Ashfield until , cis. Mira Verne Walker and Miss Isabel
she married. when she moved to Strachan, ..t Brussels, attended the
Lucknow. She had been ill for the ceremony.
part couple of years. Nits. Henderson
war in her sixty-flftu year and had; ST. HELENS.
leen • devoted worker in the Presby.. i Ip,tended for la.t wsek.l
titian church. tine 1- besides I Tra.su.sv, Sept, 21.
her h, andd, two sort,-, William and • Mr Frank Todd brought home a
John, and three daughters, Prrrl.
Elizsbeth and Dollie. Ford car on Monday.
Mr. Hyde. of New Ontario, is home
EXETER. for a couple of weeks.
-The canning factory has reopened Born -To Mr. and Mrs. Will Hav-
en., a daughter,' on September 14th.
Mr.. James Mitchell and children, of
%Vilhar Pfaff, of (.rand Bend, has Toronto, are visitors at air. W. G. `ie-
bought the shoe -repairing business of Creetie.e
W. Smith and has removed to town. Mir. Luella, ttibielde' M Ea■.aly -
R. 11. Elworthy. of Exeter, figured nosh, spent the wQCY+tas1 -with min
in an auto accident at London re- Pearl Todd
cently, when a cyclist collider) with his 1tr iso me. Frank Houston and
car and. had hie leg broken. No (name area aI w -
iv attached to Mr. Eiwortby. air. e. .ng bb. ars holidaying at
The folitivin. have recently eolis•ttd' sur�te a '.,
rein ester loic•1il J. (i` leo �' .adMew-Ma-Lw-•std ehiidren,
f ';%' tb. ret Prieeell.. Mea .Joist Lane tad
of Stephen;' Wm. R•tseell, of »" 1' H.R: '{Malcolm, of Kinlough, called on friends
Cornish; ut Ely.cillw�li✓ 1P Hstper, here on Saturday.
pa and he rays that in Indiana, Illinois John Beet pmt] t'rtd ',V right, of ('s-: Tbe liepteu.ber toeetiog of the St.,
aats►ed ref. Our work is in de- at!d par: of Michigan he found the I horde. Helene %Votuen's institute will be held
stand became it loots. Engage ue E.1f's to Wm. H. Kent. both of McKie- (rods beastly. In Minnesota they tVm. Fletcher hoe sold his brick t>4 Thursday. SUlh.ibst., at tba house
for your roof tinning. I lop t,wnsbip. Rev I) Cirewet1 Well were fairly good and in this Provior5 re,idruce on Main street to Wra.Snell, of Ire. P. Clark. at 29Uoclock. Sub
the otflciatingminister, •bort of all, of Usborne. The .rice `jest--••B.lgian People •std Their law
I Dail was se 500
James Stell A Sons, of Mullett, wbC
won twelve prizes a1 the Toronto Ex•
Whitton in the Leicester *beep classss-
yrp.ufaad the petturmatnce at the Lon-
. • jtfamllfon Street -:- pee„ la l doe Fait ani *J 0 received au additional
print.
.NN_N� 1'h. town 01 Mitchell bad A IW..
day. campaign to raise funds for the
Canadian patriotic tuiid. The sum of
33,545) esu the objective. At the close
of the second day over $d,ten bad been
suhscrih.d.
Pte. Thos. Archer, son of the late
Samuel Archer. of Mullett, died at
Toronto. the result of illness con-
tracted while In training at Niagara
The funeral wee held at Paisley and
was attended by relatives from Clio -
too.
William Turabult, of Usbcrne toren-
ship, weal married or. (September 1&h,
at Fast Z. -ors. to Mary Ann. daughter
or Mre. John Emmet -on, of that place.
The young couple have taken up tbeir
residence on the groom's faint in Us -
borne. ,
John fiber/att. ex -M. P., of Stephen
township, who recently received •
Government appointment as purchas-
ing agent for Prosioci.1 institutions,
is removing to Guelph to live, as that
point is more central for his new
work
David Mr.Creath, of Kincardine, did
Tuesday of lest week at Toronto,
where be bad undergone • surgical
operation. He was in his sixty-fifth
veer. The remains were brought to
kincardine for intermedt.
Jacob Wheeler. a former resident of
Wroxeter. die.! at St-atford on Sep-
tember ltkb. He was in his eigbty-
thitd year and is survived by one son
and one daughter. While at Wrose
ter Mr. Wheeler was engaged as har-
ness -maker.
Claude E. W. Bluett, son 01 C. K.
Bloett, of Leedom, died at. his home
tbere on September It,'h. Tbe family
were formerly residents of Crediton,
where much.ympothy is felt for the
Fred Hunt
"School Days" Mean School Shoes
We are headquarters for
School
hoes'
Our stock contains a large
assortment of Solid and Sub-
stantial Shoes for boys and
girls. Built for service. with
(Inc regard to comfort and
aprearance as well. No-
where will you find a better
:election or better values.
Dries tie Scholars Hare !
WM. $HARMAN
Corner Hast Str, et and Square
Goderich
_a
uo�i SECRET TO
£iARKEN GRAY HAIR
$torte lack color. gloss sad Writes=
wits Or nota telpher. of lege
Oettteolt gram sage brewed We a
balmy t•a, with sulphur eel almket
added, win ton streaked std
faded hair beaatifal y dark and lasses
"Look here." mid the indignant
mistreat of the house to the pedlar of
small warm. "Do von eall these safety
mnatchesP Why. they won't light at
all " -
"Well. ma'am," said the miller.
suavely. "soot could you 'ave that'd be
safer
7he weather was warm. wed Pat
derided to shove es the back porch.
Mrs Casey. @woes the way, observed
"Pat,' .b. called, "share an' Ot ere
- ale shale intonate date, "and did
"Besorra,"
ye think 01 was tor -lined P"--DudIge.
DWI mad the ebfd it she is erose
give beg Resa11 O.d.v)M, e. the
trouhie le obably with the bowek.
Acid owl H C. Doukas. the Retail
stores 1 tad 500 hoses.
Ser. Snell in
trods to ••tote from farm- i tome. Querdoo drawer; sewing tend
Sirs. John Porterfield passed away ft Is expected that Mr. Fletcher' knitting. All the Indio are welcome.
at her home in Howick on September ung• p• -.onus. for himself. 1
R 6 y will build ano.,aet V _
11 h. She was born in England eighty
years ago but had lived in Canada
/etnce $ child. For over fifty years she
had bee* a resident of Howick. In
April. 1912. Mr. and Mrs. Portetfleld
celebrated their sixtieth wedding an-
niversary. Her bushand, seven sons
and six daughters survive. Mrs. Por-
terfield was the mother of sixteen cell-
dren.
SEAFORTH. • '
Wm. Montgomery bas gone to Wel-
land to work in • jewellery store.
N A. Willoughby, printer, has gone
to Sarnia, where he has • position.
The Robert Bell Company shipped
a carload of completed shells last
week.
Fred Weir and Howard Hays -have
gone to Toronto to join an artillery
regiment.
Hosie Thompson, of Mitchell, has
purchased the Seaforth oatmeal mill
and Is preparing to base it in opera-
tion shortly.
John Aird, who was recently ap-
pointed general manager of the Cana-
dian Bink of Commerce, was at•;,one
time manager of the branch here.
N. Clark Son, of the Seaforth plan-
ing mill, have recently purchased the
coed business of James Hughes and
will operate it in connection with their
other husinea..
Miss H. Helen, M. A., of Toronto.
has been engaged as additional teacher
for the Seatorth Collegiate Institute
ata clary of 118.10. Mies Helson is a
specialist in moderns.
A. S McLean, son of M. 1-. McLean,
Seaforth. baa joined the Bird Battalion
at London. Another Seaforth boy,
Ellis McLean, son of Mrs. A. McLean,
has enlisted at Retina.
CLINTON.
Mr. Joseph Rattenhury, of the Rat-
teobury House. recently underwent an
operation and is reported as doing a.
well as could be expected.
Wm. Simpson, who left here for the
West about • month ago, fell from •
load of grain at Lawson, Mask , and
fractured his collarbone and several
ribs
lAeut. Hodgson, who left here with
the first Canadian contingent. has
been promoted to captain. He is now
acting se .ru•rtermaatet with tb. 1st
Battalion.
Mrs. W. Whittington, daughter-in-
law of Mts. W hittington of town. and a
former resident here. did '*easily •t
Peveosey, Parry Sound district. atter
• .bort hone••
sat: rtrttsose bet d dasdr*, step The Baptletcongregations otellston
aaslp fAeblrlg and falling Asir. RMLxims and Auburn have putchased the test-
a..s Tea ria+ auto= t'Sa p. " km". deuce of A. J. Hull.away, oo Albert
thsegk, is tleekLwm•. Aa easier is s►t.wt, fir raw as a parsonage. The
to rt tis rwsty�w utast ens pek. was *I,M00.
tsbout DO wets barge kettle, sR John R Armstrong. a former red -
et if" kwn w "tvyetb tai dee-1
t her.. end eon in-law of Mr*. W.
11ulpheY no(o►eps,tad," ave lag a
Cooper, wasteeently elected preeWeet
led of eases of the alifornian .enciann of
t'C11i• wieq, grq, CAUfr61 lair is t� rfnreeryr.n. Mr. Armetrosg re644ee
uloftil, w aU n 4 •send ear ywrt et Oat.rto. California.
fol atlearasw .ad •ttrtetim em. An imf wtm•1 reception was tendered
ttarfsa y� lair IdaW0ti to Rev. .1. A. Rnhlsson. the new pse-
ea+ ,eta test as taB. ter Of Bt. Peel's rhereh. os Mieday
tease B ss fetsMtdlyr es twemleedah evening of last week. As address of
rand >eur bales welerxpe wee
prevented
amid • very
=sell
�1...MYss •dan•
pl..•a
JohntWaal, yis�tgustrpese@
of H. W.
Aflsv .M0 apps miken ge tear • _ Watts. formerly of town, woo married
@Ir bow,. brm �Irk
.ah. • at 1ntto* N tiegm
t•h.r IgMPSen to
Z est) Issariamt tenet r ssplr sees Lamella RnMsene. of that pines The
yeses maple spout pet et the hooey -
Mrs. Rhoda Snell, o' 114.1* *ill!' NILE.
and Mr. Clayton Feayoe, Ib. tl=;cad d forum wabka
Thanes road. Osborne, were quietly ,
married at the Methodist parsonage? %VgDlRsi..-t' `l -l"1` 22.
on September 13t1. They have taker" Joseph M.illough pts tette.] his
op their residence on the Thames road. ' farm and is selling his live stock and
mpl
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ter 2ltaoder �22 wadll fair wptasxdas l d Off yu on Seets►t- em -
I I W e ate tstirl baying plenty of rain.
isfactorily. The exhibits in all classes t Many of our farmers are unoflie to get
excepting fruit, wane well up is Che their fall wheat sown, and there are
standard of preview ears and the Gull some stook* out in the fied., ,
attendance was well up to the average, Robert ilcilw*in, Isaac Ilethering-
Jobn Duocao, of this village, passed sons, Reg. and Ern., were at London
away at Toronto on September 21.1. last week attending the Western Fair.
He bad gone to the city to visit the . All returned have well pleated with
Exhibition an 1 while there contracted thiol trip
pleurisy, which terminated fatally. He Mr. Ernest Jackman received a mes-
wua barn in Scarboro towerhip, near ; sage from Markham mating that his
Toronto, seventy three years ago' father-in•:aw was seriously 111. Mrs.
About twenty -live yuanaqo he moved ' Jackman took the next titin from
to Hay townsbip and (armed on the' McGaw station. No furtber word baa
Blind line until the death of his wife been received.
Ave years ago, when he removed to Friday morning Itugh 14.11, of Ben -
Exeter and lived there with bis daugb- miller, came over to Nile with his
ter, Mrs. Brickw000d, who is the only auto -truck and took a load cf twenty -
surviving member of the family. three up to Kincardine to see our
WVINGHAM. [amour "Little Netty' in the racing
Wendell Holum.. youngest gran of contest. The race was a good one and
Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Holmes, broke Netts did well, winning third money.
his arm when he fes) from a fere. On S iturday afternoon our young
while engaged in picking plums. people and some of the older ones also
The members of St. Pwl'a church who were not 100 tired after their
intend to build a drtvesbd. it will be KiocaeJine trip went down to the e
al
of concrete construction with metal andhheld -I •picnic. Games and gond
roof. 40x!10 feet. The estimated coat is chat wire a indulged g and all they
gdx) boats in the evening saying they had
had "the tows ret their
At a recent meeting of the town lite."
council a motion was passed asking for
the resignation of Fire Chief Din.ley, FOUR CONVICTIONS.
for having sold some fin bore without
permission. Handlers of Wet (roods Run up against
Miss Flnrrie Janie, who is reinoviogl else Law.
M Toronto to trait' as a Siltation! Clinton, Sept. 2t. -Another scene in
Army officer, was presented with A the notorious Bender ,tee was staged
here today before Police Magistrate
Andrews, and four .liferent convic-
tions vete recorded for *iolatians of
the Canada Temperance Act.
It efts the result of a shipment of
1 iger beer sent Into Hetsaall last month
by Heuter'• brewery, of Berlin, and
D. Petrie p.,fnrmed the ceremony. addressed in a fletitious name, but de -
Tse young couple will reside on the livered to W. H. Bender of th. Com -
groom'.. farm in Howick. mereial hotel
Misa Beatrice Hitler. of M'retford The delivery of the wet roods ra.ed
and James A. Jarkes, of Toronto. the trouble, as Bender, knowing 0*
were married at St. Pool's entire% was heal; watched. seemed two auto-
bere on September 'L2id. it... E. G mobile* and rushed the Mame raw
Dymond performed the ceremony. Al out into the country, and lodged theta
wedding dinner partaken'( at the in two dttter.at borne. end on the fol-
lowing day took half of it to his hotel
la the early worming, and the other
half to hie private hoagie at Zurich.
At the former trial, Bender was
fined for bringing the goods into •
Caned* Tenaperawce Art county, and
today the express Agent at Heneall
end al.n tames (Carlin and Wellington
Johnston were each find $50 and matt
for delivering liquor tile -gaily brought
is.
Thr'.. Kyle, to whoop home part of
the 1 moo was taken, pays • dmilar
inc for as•i.Ung Render to bringing
in rhe shipment.
Theras. areainst the br.wety was,
by defendants' mower, adjourned on•
til nest week. On aAvtr, of the
O. T R. lawyer, J. H Pratt, of Mon-
treal. A. L lase, Ike Htneall agent,
pleaded guilty Crown Attorney
Meager meted for inspector Torreon.,
and J. M. Bart defended Kyle. The
cape is an imprrtaet one, as if 'item
11.h.. the feet *bat no signor etre he
brought..hipprd or delivered in a Iles.
oda Temper -anew Act roomy unto.*, few
iITUT[S the personal or family nap of the per-
son Mingles It in.
baodsome suitcase and a 1'dies fitted
dressing ease by her fellow -employees
of the (..troey glove work..
Lillian, daughter of Mr. and Nt7.
W. J. Deyetl, of towel. arse 111011 it d rt
St. Andrew's manse, on September 18,
to Robert T. Earl, ret Howick. Rev..
WHEN !IVY, II • ST
INSIST ON HAVING
THIS PACKAGE
!MUNI
'ItivrsaoAv, flsttrratesam Alt. i1115
I6t
McLEAN BROS.
Come in and inspect our new
showing of
F
Hats
We feel sure that they will
please the inostexacting buyer.
A large variety to pick from.
PRICES MODERATE
McLean Bros.
Semi -Ready Tailprs
Cru
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f3
(3,
sulsion is only justified when
the rxperienee of the country bra
aomp
proved that uniformity in irldividua
conduct is netesaart' '5i etihihiott Willi I
i.eing and national progress.-Rasda1
say Macdonald. M. P.
CAN NOW EAT HOT BREADS
"Dear Dr. Jrcksos :
Being a lover of hot bigtulta,.
cattes,'Pft., but•foi-eosin: enable to eat
them fearing atute indigestion, i
bless the naive of Roman Meal, eiore
i can now eat freely of anything in
the hot bread line made (rum it with-
out fear of distress. incidentaI!v Dr.
Jackson's Roman Meal is the most
delicious food I have ever eaten. 1 use
it in some form in every meal and at
• consequence have been relieved of a
lifer -long constipation."
Roman Meal ie sold by .11 live groc-
ers, at 10 cent, and 25 cents.
A Reminder of the Great Storm.
The Reid Woo:Lula Company. of
Sarnia, haat succeeded in raising ■od
delivering to the Uniti4I tit.1.s Gov-
ernment at Buffalo the hulk .:f light-
ship No a2, which uta, Iasi- in the
great storm of November n, I01S, A
package of ,lettere was (Hund 10t..:im
wreck. The leakiest bed beta. Ri,(t. t
by the crew on The tray of the ten ihle
storm. They were turned over to ate
1'. R. postal authorities and will to
delivered se the 'last messagee of the
lost •neo. It was expeetd that the
bodies of five of the •ix nen lost would
be found in the holt, ant practically
everything had tarn washed over-
board. it is beIierr.l that the bodices
are buried in the Rand of the lake hot-
tnm. The lifeboat of the .hip was
found in the sand alongside the
wreck.
Great Reductions in Prices
-o:
Summer Goods
Lawn Mowers
Woe $5.110, now Sian
Was 36.00, now Wen
Was $6.25, now $525
Was 117.50, now.. *Ian
Was *10.00, now 38.01)
Screen Doors
Were *2.50, now .... *2.211
Were 32.26. now ....., 31 .11)
NVere $1.75, now - 31.50
Were it 35, now....... .. *1.20
Were $1 25, now...... *1.10
Hammocks
Were 3850, now $4.25
Were *4.25, now iA.00
Were *3.50, now 32.73 One Rambler. 144110, now 1311.111)
Were trim., now *2.50 One aVesland. 3:33.0►. now 11:14.101
Were s;4.i0. now *illi Two we i-. (e), now.... it.Iii'
Were *2 26, now.... 31.75 One R. 11 trnt'.......... Sir. oft 1
and many 'then. One Girl' •'heel ..... *13141
A great snap in Graniteware-1,ic each for pieces worth 2,rsc to
3tic, and if you purchase five of the 15c pieces yon can get a pail,
dish pan or large sauce pan for 1:k.
Are you Ruing to require any Binder Twine for your corn ? Now
is the time to get it, as there is going to be a shortagt.
Have you any patching to do to your walls ? if so, use Park
stone Wall Plaster. It is all ready for use For the finishing;
coat nee Monarch Hydrated Lime. It is'lackeil and ready for
tax.
Refrigerators
One was $11.01. now... *8.50
One was $35.110, sow syn to
One was PAM, now $0.5tt
1
Screen Windows
Vere 3 br, now.... .... .... . Ygc
Were :ilk, now 23c
(iarden Bose
One half-inch corrugated, uta,
170, now 1:.c per foot.
Bicycles
Now is the time to nave your furnace overhanled before iia
dirty weather set. in. We keep competent men for the put p41 -4 -
Send your order in now and it will have prompt attention.
We carry a cotnplcte stock of Iiappy Thought Ranges and R.I.
diant Home Heaters.12 11 and see one Stoves before raking
a porch&.*,
In Shelf and Heavy Hardware Our Stock Was
Never (lore Complete!
Let us figure on yonr Plumbing, Heating. Eve.troughing and
P•leetric Wiring All work promptly attended to
and fully guaranteed.
Chas. C. Lee
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