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Thanksgiving Day.,
EXCURSION FARES
D.tweep all stetlon. In Caserta. Fort'Wll.
from rind Fn -1, and is Saoit tee. Marla .
Detroit. Mien., Rntf.Io aol Ntagn.•
Fa 1•, N. Y.
Single Fare, good i. Moneta). Octoncr
1111. rc'urn limp Mond tr. October Ilth,
1115 Minimum charge. Yi netts. -
Fars and the -third, gond atone octeber
fah, lath end lith; return limit,Ttre,.tay,
October litb, 1913. Minimum ch tree. 23
Dents.
Aptly to Jos K.dd.r'. P. tt l leket Agccr,
for particular.. or write
WM. FULTIN, M. 0. MURPHY.
.A -at. Dint. Pa... Agt. Dort. Pas•. Art..
Toneoto. Cot. King At Vince sin.. Toronto.
BLYTN. .
TunaoAT, Oat &
Asthma PDwsiorTATtoe.-Iter. T.
H. Parr, who left last week to take
ble sear °haws at itiluoardis., was in.
eked ea W.4seeda sewing less to
Ilia home of Mr. sod Mrs. A. M. Oar
thew, where a number of hie perish.
losers were gathered. After the party
had upset a pleasant etresisg, Mr.
Oars hew read a well -worded address
to Mr Farr, expressing regret at his
departure but pleasure In knowing
that be was going t) a sharp wbsse
the word taw no W bard
Mr. Farr was teed with y
beautiful bokc a and ha
Guild presented Mrs. Farr 'libels=
some gold -beaded umhtbla.
PERroNAI. *NU GltYinAL.-Mies
Mabel Colclough, wbo had been visit-
ing friend. in Gnderit& and Chotpo
ft • feet days. bas returned horse.
. The past week by enabled the
farmers to get considerable work dose
and • number of them have got their
sugar beets lifted and shipped. They
seem to be a splendid crop. The Flax
Oo have et111 about fifteen acne of
pulled flex out In the fields, but on ac-
count of the wet stem of the land It is
very hard to get on with borer.
Mt s. John Henderson, who has been
visiting with her sisters, the Missies
Furry'tb, for rues time, returned to
her home in Howick on Monday
Capt. Robs. Sloan. of Loudon, spent
Sunday with bis parents herr.
Two SAD D..arun.-A very sodden
death took place In the family of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Bair on baturday,
when their eight-year-old on was
called away, after a short attack of
croup He took a cougbiog spell on
Saturday morning and •Itbough
i everything was done to relieve him he
passed away... . Mr. and Mrs. Lori in
Hill have the sympathy of a large
circle of friend■ in their sad bereave-
ment in the loos of their second daugh-
ter, Hazel, on Friday, atter a lingering
illuese, first of typhoid fever and lat-
terly of spinal uleningitia. The fun-
eral took place on Saturday and era+
largely s, tended. The decea.ed had
posed her thirteenth birthday and
was a general favorite with hcrschool-
mates, who showed their sympathy by
marching in procession at the funeral.
rVgnDhn -A very pretty wedding
took place at the home cf Mr. and
Mrs. Jae. Cott i n Thursday of last
week. when their youngest daughter.
(iladya, was united in marriage to
Thos. Taylor. a pioaperoue young
farmer of East sVenanor.h. Rev. Mr.
Taylor. a cousin of the groom, tied the
nuptial knot rotor about sixty guest..
After part akin,; of a tounteous repast
and tendering congntulatinse• the
groats wi'h a great tinny frim' Blyth
went to the station to see the bridal
pair off ; but the couple fooled them,
a, they took an auto and caught the
train at Seatorth. They are ependiog
a short honeymoon in Eastern cities.
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
TIIANKSWVIN(i DAY
Single First-class Fare
Good Going October tab, tory Valid
for return date of issue only.
FIayTCLt' F.t1tK AND 411,41KTRIIU)
000d roans 41),400,149. In and I1.. 191.1. Valid
fou rotor ung 1 ,o.'inb.r 12. 141.1 11.1110.
Onto s will be !.need Irrtw•eo all stations in
r &nada east o'Port Ail nor rind to IIe1, It and
P00. Heron. Mks.. Buffalo. Meet Itrok si't-
gara Vale and Beeper.!.n !fridge. N. \
PANAMA PACIFIC K5I'0fITloY
R dn•asl tear. to
Sea Franc -boo, Lor Annie* en1 one (hogs.
Ticket. ani tastiest Pd•a,n*(ni on'.Dares-
Uou to V. Y. LA dr ah10E k SONS. Tame s.
1'R R tUQ N Al. 3UD$RItsi 1
Flood.
Diso , ear
ars simply kidney disorder.` The kidneys
Mier the bioud of All that shouldn't be
there. The blood pauses through the kid -
says every three mon** If tbs kidteeys
dp'dleir laic no istpatity or meas al.
illbord.r as retm & 1* the decoking*
longer than that time. ?hooters, it your
blood is out of order vonr kidneys have
failed in their work. They ars in need of
stimulation. strengthening or doctoring.
One medicine will do as three, the finest
and most imitated blood medicine there
le
Dodd's
Sidney
Pills
Mg the honer Mr. John Rodger form-
erly lived In.
Mr. W. A Harri.on bas returned to
his borne at Lucknow, after spending
several weeks vi.i big his daughter,
Mrs. W. H. Campbell, here.
Mr. Bett. Taylor might have had a
serious aceideot on Sunday afternoon.
On hi• way to I`onnybrook church his
horse leaped to one side, upsetting the
buggy. Before the borne was stopped,
Bert and his wife were dragged ashort
distance in the top. No serious dam-
age was done, odtside of a number of
sure bruises.
CHURCH NERVICKB. - Anniversary
serviced were held in Donnybrook
church last Sunday. Rev. 1. A. Mc-
Erlvie, of Dungannon, took-cbitru.' of
the services. The church was tilled
both afternoon and eveuiug. It being
• trea•.tiful day, people came from far
and near to bear the two .-L (oest ser-
mons preached. Although only a free-
will offering of one hundred dollars
was asked, more than that sura was
received. The singing ttast led by
We-tfield choir and was an attractive
pert of the service.
Y geddisg took place
at the 6note tot Mr. and MLrs.' John E. -
Bennett on Monday morning at i0,,RI
a.m.. when their youngest daughter,
Hazel, became the bride of Mr. Herb.
Thome,. C. r. R, agent here. Rev
W. D. Turner officiated. The happy
couple left on the noon train for Tot -
onto, Waterloo and 'ether points and
will return bets after the honeymoon
and take up housekeeping In one of
Mr. Bafnton'e houses,
KINGSBRIDGE.
TrK. n. v, Oct. 5th.
Mrs. \Villiam Long leaves thia week
for Denver, Colo., where her mother
is ill.
Frank and Lizz:e Sullivan. spent
Sunday with friends in West Wawa -
nosh.
Threshing is still the crder of the
day and 1) . ground has dried up suffi-
ciently four plowing again.
Many from here attended the two
last days of the Goderich Exhibition
last week end report a gond show.
Dungannon will take them un Friday
next as usual.
\\'illlaw Hackett, who has net been
well for some time. goes totit. Joseph's
hospital, London, this week to under-
go treatment. We hope to hear soon
u( his recover P.
P.,y.AT0 ('Rol' .t FAI' CRE. -The late
potator., which yrourised to` be an
exceptionally gnt�tf crop this year. are
• decided failure through rot.. Soule
were an far emir that they were left
on the ground to finish their decotn-
p.wiUat. ; some that were taken out
were apparently in a good state of
pr-servwtion but soon afterwards
rotted, and any that were on low
ground had to stay there, as the only
way to get them out wan by the use of
a dredge. 'The early potatoes as a
general rode are f.irly good.
LANNIN - ( K1RRIN, - A pretty
autumn wedding waw aolewnizxl at
tt .loeeph'a church, Kingsbridge. on
September 211.0, at Na), when Miss
Imre Griffin. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs John T. Griffin. Kintail, became
the bride of Mr. '1' J. Laotian, son of
Mr. and Jre. William Lannan, sr.,
Ltues. Rev. Father McCormack was
the officiating clergyman and Mina
Margaret Dalton pl.yed the wedding
,I march. The beide looked charming in
a travelling suit of blue with hat to
match, end carried a toognet of lilies-
nf-tbe•valley. The bridesmaid was
Miss Hermena Griffin, sister of the
bride, who also was at reed in blue and
of -the valley. The groom wan at-
+ S:HOOL REPORTS.
S. S. No. Y, (iODEKICH TO\VNSIIIP.
Following ie the repo" t of S. S. No.
2, (ioderich Iownahip. for the month
of September. Namur are in order of
merit : -Mr lV.-Klin Rutledge, Mar-
ian Rutledge. Gladys Ginn. I erne
Bodges, Fled Schwann Jr. IV. -
armee M'Cats% Vera Thompson. Jr.
III. -Mildred 1'bouyrao n. ter. II. -
Jilssb Noakes. Annie McCabe. Sr.
11. ---Olaf'• McCabe. Jr. 1 -Gordon
Joba,Wn. Primer Sr.-'trville It(ldgew,
Primer Jr. -Free! McCabe, Doris
B. R. [i 'V . Teacher.
GRANDMA NEVER
HER HAIR GET GRAY
AIM.', bonus.
/o. Bine AND ONIre.Y.-iso• of
wee
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to go to the hest. They here felt lot
some More • deice to worn lhetr
sosatry. We all wish them Godspeed
sad safe trier. !lett •bendy 1•Is
asaap at L.o.dtrR..d Mr Bogus. we
u nderstated. ode leave lea few dart
Mr. J. Allem at Ottawa, ash his
brother. Mr. T 0. Alien, • eel thus
week
. asworr roe J. WA1JLOJY.- Deo-
g•a.oa lodge, N• i 14 1. O. 0. T..
has lust •a tlhelllaelsc ssembss tens
cheer la Om teen of Mr. Pauper
Walesa, whoa s. r'epurtolt 1. lases
sokussie last Seat has geese le MI
Marys to made. Mr. William lettere
of tne chaster msm7sseet Ne. dM end
was the meretaey of the lodge. Os
Tuesday evening of last week. at the
Oddfellows ball, the tutsmMss .f abs
lodge give him an a(eetioteste es.dt .
On behalf of the lodge. the MBswl.g
address was reed by Mr. Wes. Nswsr/,
P. G. , and as (lddfellow's rtttig wee
ps.sssled to the deputing brother by
Mr. J. it. Mcitab, V. G. :
Dia Joss, WIt.e.-W. the su'b.es .1
Dsagaeaaa Iwys, N. the I. 0 0 V.. wire to
otalion of to you AI l000thie tern w= ` .Mal ret ..�ni.�a M'i
bay. 'aware !wed re. w .•a .steps..
willing to gtr, your seats a•* ••dp ata,
shbout reRare to soy I.se•ve•M&.e Int �•)I
hate involtsg daring W time yes hav} hues
with o• Ws melt apprtol.t. year .Mtlre
.id brotherly spirit, sod wo asserely owet
lbatuer lodge Is abort to M.. goer meows
A• • u,wc lag expet�wNs of oar anew•
love and friendship, .,d as • token et the .s
t. em 1u whir h we has a always held yea we
ata les le .cc et lbw nag. bonne that In
Yens wear it 11 may recut M you our work to-
gether in /Mand. help you ever le prom ea IM
prloc:pie. for which ter three Links nasal
Mr. \Valkow made a suitable led
Afterward., at a luo:.h served in the
(.11, beepral members gave addremes
and testified to the general regret
which is felt because of Mr. Walkones
departure from Dungannon.
ST. HELENS. '
Tur=si.ty, Oct. 5.
Nli-. Pearl Todd is visiting friends
at Wingham.
Mrs. and Miss Moorehead, of Bramp-
ton. ate guests et Mr. F. reli s.
Mr Earl C'rauston was home from
London for a few days. Earl bar en-
listeslritis.tis• 71st Battalion..
The meeting of the lyolnan'• Mis-
sionary Society will be held in Calvi}
church parloron Wednesday. the 19t3
inst., at 2.30 o'clock.
Miss E. Anderson left on Thursday
for Ottawa, where abs intends taking a
pout-grad'tate cour.e in connection
wit the Victorian Order if Nurse..
Rev. R. A. Cranston. of Palmerston,
will conduct anniversary services in
Calvin church on October 17tb. On
Monday evening the usual fowl supper
will be given.
The Women's institute met at Mrs.
P. ('lark's on Thursday afternoon. A
web of sheeting wire given lint to be
made up. Twenty pairs of .oche end
the sum of 125 was ent to the Red
Cross Society.
carried a bouquet of tones and I II'ea-
tended by his brother. William.
After the ceremony the bridal party
went to the home of thebride's parents
and oart:ok of • dainty wedding
breakfast. The groom's gift t0 the
bride nu • gold watch bracelet, to
the ht ide.maid an amethyst roomy
• and to the groomsman a pair of gold
Kept her locks youthful dark. glossy Ict,ft.links. In the afternoon the wed -
and thick with common garden ding party motored to Goderich,
Sags and Sulphur. where the happy c i tie took train for
their honeymoon. Before returning
Mow you darken your lair with Sage �do reside on the grooms farm on the
Tr sed Aslphnr, so mem ens Wl, b.• }1t, rn elm" the will ♦fait L0 do
..as
tea doss an s•tsesll7 en wsa[d. '�t'arkhlll, Detroit and Niagara W
mix tkeu�k, ieh Mr and Mrs. Donnan A long.
m••y sus troublesome. far 6e web appy Audi prosperous voyage on the
W fere tr onial awe.
P n P" TFIaLD.
Elderly people should use Itexall
Orderlies. They are r settee and
wild laxative. Sold onl,v 1.y H. C.
Dunlop, the Kexall_Store, 10.,:.c and
50c boxes.
ARM
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IThe COLBORNE STORE 1
The Fall Campaign Begun �
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
ZION t'tlLttr]H. -Harvest home was
celebrated in Z.on church, 'Taylor'.
Corners. on Sunday last. In rte
afternoon the pastor, Rev. If. Happel,
addressed the young people, baring
his thought.' on "Whatsoever a men
.oweth that shall he also reap" (Gal
0: 7). 1n the evening he took for baa
subject "Harvest !louse." using for bis
sermon the, text, "My Father' is the
husbandman (SR. John 1:, :11). Spec-
ial music was rendered by tube choir.
The congregations were tesprosive in
showing their appreciation of the*.
rervices by givitug libeual offer -loge.
Both services were well attended. On
Monday evening a fowl supper was
served by Lire ladies of Me church. to
spite df lh1e inclemency of the weather
a goodly number were present tort j q
the well-prepared super and trodr.nl.
iter. H. Hoppe), wbu was peevinurly
appointed chairman, oceis ed the chair.
The first speaker follow lug for Moir -
man's adores. war Re.. R, J. Mc-
Cormick,
o-
Cor,oick, Halmesv,lle, who eetet &rinsed
the audience by has wit and humor in
a ve.y pleasing manner. Rev. A. W.
Brown, Vern., a (former pastor, ren'
dered several selections os the violin,
accompanied by Miss Keys. Vaasa.
The wete encored each :itue. Miss
H. Keys. gradua' a in elocution, gave a
eplendsd rending entitled'sHo,lseclean-
ing." The audresce applauded hearti-
ly and she was encored the secood
time. Spa cis! music was rendered by
the choir. The listeners were encour-
aged and inspired with the spirit of
patrw+tiam ar they sang "Never lot
the Old nag Fail. The ctaning•num-
ber tors the program tau an Add.es. by
Rev. A. W Brown, lobo stirred the
hearts of his hearten with word* of
love and ,pmpatby as he reminded
them of sweet recollections of pleasant
times and jolted service with the
people of Zion church. The chairman
then made is few closing remarks,
whereupon it was resolved that a
hearty vote of thanks to extended to
all who satiated in bringing the pro-
gram to the desired twee eve ; secondly,
"that we recrgnizs the important
part that the ladies always play in the
wort. of the church and that we ap-
preciate their kind entertainment."
All joined heartily in the finale, sing-
ing -Old Save the Ki.g."
'LEEBURN.
TUESDAY, (let. 5th.
Anna Stewart, the young daughter
of Mr. and Mn. Percy Stewart, has
been very ill lately.
Mises William.. Chisholm and
Lautenelsy'er, of the G. C. I., spent
the weekend at their respective homes
here.
Mr. and Nfra. Hewitt, of Mitchell,
came up in their car on Sunday and
spent the day with the letter's parents',
Mr. and MIrs. H. Gliddon.
CHURCH OPENINti.-Os 8tindsy,
October 1011,, the Leetmro Presbyter -
an church will be reopened after ex
tenaive improvements. Services will
he held at 11 and 7 o'clock. and Rev.
Jas. Sievright, of Toronto, will preach
at loth services. Special music is tie-
ing prepared. The weather being
favorable a large attendance is ex-
pected.
h h y
prsparisg this tarq at her
Too ►k.s7y at dere ismito w may, new im
i►cos betels sailed '_-• liege sad wES
Bel h r Compound Von rest Aamprs
• •u(r brio n ft brwith K Triton Ir. Ott. S.
he M
stat• ores(! Tear bat. baking Mr.Rnnt. Chimney has recently por-
ere small Awad at • tlma 87 res- ebaaed • new driver
(]111g ail gray isle 'tie•PC.L. slue' A nominee bons here attended Gode-
te.•tbr 141091•011""or taro. 7es1' lair rich Exhibition last week and report
hemm s beautifully darkened, glossy sed .,1oxtd show.
legtwt•st, Yoe will .1.0 dionnor plan- We an «stay to say that Ne. now
dime 1r gels sod halt barn ,soPped billet. Ramfor 1 has bees ill with a slight at -
What Doctors Use for
Eczema.
A soothing combination of oil of
widtergreen, thymot and other beating
ingredients called D. D. D. Prescrip-
tion is now a favorite remedy of skin
specialists for all skin (Messes. It
penetrates the pores, give. instant re-
lief from the w.,at di.tressing ltsh. its
@nothing oils quickly heal the inflamed
tissues.
Teat its soothing effect. All drug-
gists have a generous trial bottle for
only 25 Come and let us tell you
about one money -hack guarantee offer
to free you from ynnr distress. Ask
also about D. D. D. Soap.
.IAS. A. CAMPBELL,
Central Drug Store, Goderich.
D. D. D. is made in Canada
fl art ceded hal►. thoask •• tack of nenralsla.
o � e< yr, sad u era • I As► Mr. David Mel
1111 ;ullnrh, former) of
ileo • ••d .ftrsMly. or"' this planer, Mut lately residing in formelms erly
VoliFf •t eta, with Wyetk'. ,nim, has, with wile and family. mowed
ssdfhr/kter sed 100(1 rim* Mut' back into this vicinity •ad is oceupy-
We are here with as fine a stock of fall and wiob
Goods at can be found anywhere, and at the lowest
possible prices that new merchandise can be sold for.
1
Raincoats House Robes
Very good and cheap too, • regular $$.00
Coat for 118.50, and • rubberized p•ramatta Coat
for 1.5.75. These Coats are decidedly cheap.
Seemed and cemented seams.,
Hosiery
I
Ws start the fall Hosiery business with the
Largest stock we ever offered to the buyer. This
duple announcement means much to those who
I
want Home. In March last we gut a clean-up lot
from a mill, some firsts and some eecood., and we
Are offering thews at leu than makers' present
prices.
Some children's heavy wool, 5 and 51, for 13s.
to Pk. Larger sizes 20c to 25c.
Ladies' wool and cashmere, from 23c to 50c.
In all six -s. ,
iiirla' and boys' Hose. ll, 61. 7, 71 and 8, at
prices from 255 up to Ste.
If you want the best all -wool Stocking to be
had ask for W.
L
(wNOANN.
WED DAT, Oct. 11,
Reeve Chu. Stew t and Assessor
.1. Canterns, of Ashfleld, were in the
village nn Tuesday.
Rev (1 Gomm and Mr. R. IleKen-
zie attended the Presbytery meeting
at Lucknow on Tuesday.
Ample preparations are made to se-
cnmmodate both people and horses at
Dnngannnn on Friday, fair 4r.
Rev W. Conway, of Auburn,
preached in the Methodist eh itch lest
Monday, iwsth morning and evening.
Mr. T (1. Allen's family have
moved this week into the ho.,.. form-
erly noeupied by Mr. J. Walton',
sad Mr F. Rom ba. moved Into Mr.
MAGIC READ Int
BAK I NG'
Ai olio
POWDER
Eight only, grey and blue ground, with fancy
mauve rod clue flower patterns, 12.25, for $1.75,
cable cord betswt
1 with tassels. BARGAIN/3
1
'Winter Underwear
and Children
For Women, Men, Boys, Girls1101111111.11111 1111111111.111.:11
If you haven't everything you Deed to carry
you through the season, buy them soon. Prices
are sure t ) be higher later on Prices now are
the same as Ito year, 'Li •, :Fre and 51c. All wool.
11.0n and 11.'25. Come here and get the best
going at the prices.
Constipation
--
8s Ws of W Its
is not to be cured
by harsh purga-
tives; they rather
aggravate the
awW. Fob a gentle.
bet erne laxative. use
Chamberlain's Stomach
sed Liver Tablets. They
Mir up the liver. tone the
gene, and freshen the
stases& end hewers la.t
Mae& totarnal bath.
CHAM BERLAI N'S
TAB LETS
L.
a
Woman's best friend.
From erased to old age.
them Idttle red health re-
storers are an unfailing
guide toas active titer sad
a clean. healthy. norma
stomach. Take •
Chamberlain's Stomach
Tablet at night and the
sear stomach and fee.
eseatatioa and the
headache. have all
gemby -awatag. tr
All draggles. Me...
or to awaits=
CssmwkY bales
Comm Torres 11
41
DON'T WAIT!
Do It Now
HAVE \'OUR HOUSE WIRED BEFORE
THE SPRING RUSH -BEGINS, AND
AVOID THE RUSK , :_--
• All wiring done by the latest
Hydro-I:Itctric ruler',
If All work guaranteed.
. Electric repairing of all kinds
promptly attended. to, at rea-
sonable prices.
We carry a complete and up-
to-date lite of Electric Fixtures
' and Supplies: at; all times.
n
ROBERT TAIT
Eketrieiaa
ELECTRIC RMXCES and BEATERS .4 SP 1.4L T }-
office $2 -JUST PHONE -House 1113
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AYBUHN.
Tessn.aT, Oct. 5.
Mr. John Short attended the Brus-
sels fair last wr.k.
Mr. Jos. Lawson attended the fun-
eral et teoderich of the late Mrs. Wm.
llaWork or, Tuesday.
11r. Wm. Dobie, ar., has returned
from the Wee' and reports gout crops
there.
Mrs . Tdgar Lawson was an exhibi-
tor at the Goderich fair Inst week and
secworurek.d seyeral first prizes for fancy -
Mr. John WVdson attended tbe fun-
eral on Monday at Blytb of his grand-
son. John Harr.
Jobs J. Goyim, and George Iiamil-
too have each erected silos the petit
week, to bold their corn crops.
a Sergt. D. Patteteon leaves for Leth-
bridge to loin hie regiment there be-
fore their departure for the seat of
war.
Mr and Mrs. 3obn Manning havear.
rived horns from their trip in tube Watt
ern Provinces .red report haviHg had a
good Goat
The Autumn hove are bolding a
"patriotic donee" In the Forsyth '
Hall oo Thanksgiving night in aid of
patriotic fund.
An OLD Hwr110E417 1)w PARTM THIS
Lava -On Mbsd.y evening. after •
lengthy Illness extending over '!eyes
years, William Jackson nee sed Phew -
toffy away at the age of sissy-eigbt
yeses end nine mortem The deceased
had suffered frogs paralysis for some
time sad about • week .go was again
.Meted, from whish tome be rapid!.
sank. Mr. Jaek•os was one o! the
oldest settlers is tbees parts having
resided from childhood on the farm
ben He was a wean of imeight pein-
elptes ewer reedy to extend the help-
ing hated to those is seed. M. !seer.e
to moors him hie pastae!' 1• life, two
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bate, and James, al home end two
d•.gbtees Mies Assts, of Theist.
and Mies Margret. et home. TIM
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norm b Hairs ammeter? The syr.
patty of IAD •wsomswlty M •ib
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2 for 25
New Fall &Winter
Collars
WILLIAMS GREENE a ROME CO
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Have beautiful
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al a well decorated window.
• You windows will be the en -.-7
cf your neighbors if you use th.:
c 144.. Rat Rod
C -for aertehe and eterperies
Guaranteed loot to nag
er tarnish
T1w-_ Is a Kirch Fist Rad in a
c Asir to match your woodwork or
draperies. Ferry rod contains a
written guarantise that it will toot
tag at tarnish
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Flat litail
(bole In and nee them
GEO. HOHME1ER
to the family is their loss of hsds.d
and faebee.
More News of Walters & Co.'s Shoe Store
it's Time to Consider Footwear
Snappy fall (lays call for autumn shopping from ^Walter, -
Rt Co.'s wonderful Boot and Shoe stock.
Look at these prices
Boys' "Hard Klock" Boob
In blucher style, genuine Eng-
lish box kid and dull grain
waterproofed calf leathers. heat
grade leather 'toles and herb, all
pair . On sal', per $2e'.�TC)llQ
Woraea's Fall 1915 Footwear
. Patent mita button and lace
Boots, with cloth and dull calf
uppers. Cuban and spool heels,
gunmetal and tan calfskin and
low heel s'yles, latest toe
■h.nee, Liy.►121 to a. c2.95
EXTRA SPECIAL •
Ladiea' $1.60 and ani On Vassar, Cleo, Lady Elgin and American
Beauty high !thorn. The leathers are patent, rolt-kin. tan calfskin,
gunmetal and viri kid. all uses and width,. The alga/
hammiest shoe pnseible. On Rale at
Ladies' 113.50 high $2
Shoes for
.48
ladies'Rmpreee high it .98
Shoe', rim values
.69
Ladles' *4.2:1 high t3
Shoes, best makes..
.19
Rubbers for all -at all 43
prices up from
ASK TO SEL THEW
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We have a special snap for the men, too!
This i• in men's high Shoes, nothing Tetter was ever made,sold
ter bought, all leathers, button and lace, 1915 lasts, $3
selling now at per pair
Men's 1ho.'c2.98
Work Shoes J7
.69
M.n's b '%,i $2 .48
Work Shoes 17L
New Method Stine
Repeirieg e rs Walte& ^ • K•.t Side S mar.ria ,Wik Deal Store
Old Shoe, Look. Like
New Gederick war", Telephone No. 2'r
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