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LocAL Topics.
Witat's In Your 'Death of J. W. Thomas.
Oil Can?
After • long illness Mr. J. VI,' Thomas
parsed 'away !hie Roomiest, at the age
lot 56 years. The funeral tithes piece
on Sunday afternoon from the family
residence, Elgia avenue.
MAYI3 E, your For the Red Oros*.
61= 6114- Th.Stewart Orchestra is giving •
sink— dance at the Oddfeltertse Hao on
I
Thursday, October 2Ist Dancing from
liver 1111 power it 18,30 to 12 p.m. The proceeds w ill be
donated to the Canadian Red Croce
should—gets hot
---smokos—ond
Kir up in wawa
Societ y .
Death et Miss Luella McCutcheon.
Mims Luella MeOntebeon, an old reel -
..,:i dent of Goderlch, primed away at
•.'... Do it emir maw Clinton on Friday last in bee sixty-
fourth year. The foment took place
to you that it =9 on Saturday from Bramby'• uoder-
in the oil you're usine lik
ing rooms to Maitui
lend oestery.
Rev. J. B. Fotheringbain conducted
the funeral services and the Apanther-
nSS of .chiner9 will demo. ars were MesP
ses J. W . Vsnatter, P.
ye
L Welton'Wei. Proudfoot, K.C., and
type de highest efficient -9 onl>) when Jae. McCleelserty.
1 Ore#erly lubricated. Thaels's aorma. ENion -Belcher.
thing more to it than simply "greet-Tt se wedding tock place yesterday
..,..at Niagara -on -the -Lake of Miss Hattie
kill herr up." May, elder daughter of Mr. H. C. Bel-
cher. of town, to Lieut. George Reg-
ioald Elliott., of the Divisional Cyclist
Thar" an oil tliatia lust ritil--t fr Corps. Niagara -on -the -Lake. The
Iit is end it.
, 4 ,
,-.•i -
aoar9 part of your car—one that wa ..,.... is a son of Mr. and Mrraduats. of
give you the results you should how. Elliott, of town. Ile la • ge
And were
in a position to toil you the Selo ol of Practical Science, Toron-
whit supply
Wire .sho hisaquiirtses tor tiros and to. and before joining the troops in
sundries.
111••••••••••••••••••••••••' Two young lads. aged thirteen arid
i
, fourteen years respectively, pleaded
gaged for some years in engineering
training for war set •ice had been en -
*loner of Irrigation. The bride wee one
of (ioderich'e popular young ladies,
autorti&ele
work at Calgary. uoder the l'ommis-
with accomplishments es a vocal solo-
ist *mien elocutionlio which made her
• welcome figure at many local enter-
tainments. (iciest wishes from a host
East Street Garage
of blends •t ;en 1 the young couple.
Police Court Notes. ,
M !guilty on Wednesday. before Police
.... The MO, (PieLlY• the I ich fteeofinit• I Magistrate Ketly. to a charge of theft.
the floe appearance of OM choice col - The ofTetiee was committed on August
feetions. together with the mndefete 15tis when the boys emoted the sum -
Pose. account for their popularity goer Tamp of Mr. %Vatter Shipmen and
If you've tried them you know. I. carried away
a mail sum of money
Y°" hnywn'i- d`i so T. 3. silikeld, j and a number of other articles. valued
Balmoral Cafe. I particularly as gifts. The case was
-- - ; adjourned until Seturday, on the so-
oror0000ssoorarpesoeseeseeeeie ; I lett at ion of Mr. (i. M. Elliott. agent of
•., t I the CLildren's Aid Soile,y, vsho is to
!endeavor. with the buys, to recover
the stolen pt °retry.
i On Saturday Frank McCaughey, of
• Meth, was fined WSJ anti emits by
!Police Magistrate Kelly, for keeping
liquor for sale. The charge was the
result of a search made by County
' Constable Pellow the previous week.
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Ladies' New Fall
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New Double Fiala or Was 1.
the neck. very new and
30e, 400 and 50e
per Frill.
Latest deeigns in rollers, Ostler
and Cutf sets. 2Se end 50o
Large Pathan Collars in white,
white and colot end in chint,..
2So and 000
Same Snaps in Labe,. Neck
Scarfs 20o ',algae
LadiesPure Linen F.ncy Hand-
kerchiefs 2150
Ladies' Pure Linen Hernstitehed
bisandkeradefs .. 2 for 21543
Children's Pure White Hem-
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A Box el Cellars at Half -Price
Mrs. Tape—Singer Store
THE SIGN
! GODERICH ONTARIO
01:61181111 14 NMI
Fresh and Refreshing
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is composed of clean, whole young
leaves. Picked right, blended right and
packed right. It brings the fragrance
of an Eastern garden to your table.
3111114* -1071C,. 3111EZZCIED CMS 101.311.111Mir
composts' throughout. opened with
• 0 organ solo. "The National Songs of
'be Allies," which was well received.
Miss Ada McClinton, in • Jolts, "Katt-
Ong." did epleedidly, and W OA assisted
iis the chorus by a choir of twenty
volees, the ladies bane sag its
heating red winding yarn while the
w og was being sung. Mr. Harry
Hotelier and Mr. Dave Hobert* gave
repast erten and were heartily ap-
plauded One of the Stint numbers
was N violin solo by Mr. Dave Witmer,
who was compelled to respood to an
encore. Mn. G. H. Kress was in
splendid voice asd rendered two solos
most acceptaely. A number of pat-
riotic choruses added much to the ec-
joyinent of the program. • brief, en-
thunaitic acidities by Res. W. K.
Hager, during which he announced
the result of tire cranes's' for the Cana -
radian patriotic fund. completed the
s. program, sod the singing ut the Na
dorsal Aathem brought the prooeed-
Mr. M. G. Cameron at Walkerton. ter of the late James Hopkirk,
of Ottawa, and of Mrs. Hookiek, and ings to a close.
In °°°"°t'l°6 with "a report of ""'" niece of the late H. O. k. and Death of Harry LeToaszel.
Bast Bruee teenier,' cionveotion. held
at Walkerton Wilfrid Lionel Kemp NVilliares, Lieu- The sad and unexpected news was re -
October 1st, TheSIVIeletberrton 31UtTelbeecolpta— tensnt in the Sieh Brittalion. eon of sewed on Monday of the death of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. NVillianst, of Harry Si George LeTouzel, winch
say:" Ceder their eseapiNos a public
meeting was held in the town ball on
Thursday evening for the benefit of
the Red Croat !Society. Mr. M. O.
Canseron, K. C., of Oteirrich, of the
Patriottc Moccasin' League. gave an brother. Mr. Fran Hopkit 01 Ot-
tawa. There were Do attendant., and
Mr. and Mn. wiliterne left directly
eloquent eddrees on 'The War and
Canadian Patriotlitu; The speech "
alter
was a ringing summons to the young wiser. theybe ceremony tor the north,
t
as ill spend the bride -
men of Canada to rally to the cause of "
groom's short lesiva Only relatives
freedom, and collet tor envier for
King surd country. were present, musing them Dem H. 0
WhIla Cf°- Hopkii k Mies Hopkir k and Miss L. H.
side by side with the soldiers of the : ;
Sadism. of natri
ive birth were ghting Hopkirkanis of the bride Mrs.
Fraser and Misr Jamie Hopkirk. of
Empire, many name will have to en-
list benne we could claim to be doing
our fair share in proportion to our
populatlim. Mr. Cameron's address
was enriched liy assay literary and
poetic allusions tied was pronounced •
masterpiece by those who heard at. grave. and Miss May Meslonnell, a
At the Waterfront. Good Supper and Fine Program.
The steamer Maiteasin unloaded A large number were present and
110,110 bushels of wheat at the Big thoroughly enjoyed hi- supper and
every -
Mill on Friday. patriotic cincer t given %under the; thing
bag • success, of it as he did of he touched. Iti addition to hie
The collier Major, from Lorraine to auspices of the Ladies' Aid arta choir *if. mid hi. "arta., b. leaves in
Depot Harbor with cowl. put in here of North sireet Methodist churrh on I brother, Dr. J. Robert LeTouzel. of
fur shelter Saturday aid rewaiued Thursday even:rut last. The supper, !
until Wednesday. /. which was served in the lecture FOWL.. jaoricA::.:', aDill Idea Ft tW, )0 eni t . , an. tiMI.M. lei s.
The tiro. A. Orahnot come in OR; was a credit to the reterers and
Suoday with 115,01) bushels of No 1 treat to those who k of !stance LeTouzel. of (ioderich. The
uorthet n wheat for the troderich eleva- !.tablet were nicely Paarrra-rg-eda-nLd win..;it, remains were brought to the parental
house, being 'accompanied from New
tor. 'served. The concert was held in the
After leaving the nets out for several ' auditorium of t be church and was Y.,' bv Mrs. LeTouzel and Mr. Chas.
Reale, One of the deceesed'e most 1011 -
day. on account of rough weather the
McKay tithing crews went out this
morning and lifted them with over a
ton of all of which was more or
less decompcied and unfit for food.
Four men were employed removing
the fish from the net. and the odor
was very obnoxious. The fish will be
but tad.
The laid. pontoon to he boor this
season was retreated from the••drydock"
this moining. By the rid of next
week the work at the Bermingham
plant will practically fit,ished and
the plant closed up far the winter.
An Enjoyable and Profitable Evening.
The Thanksgiving Day dinner and
entertsintnentartanged by the ladies
of Victoria street Methodist church
prt;ved a decided success. A large
number were present and partook of a
splendid repast, which was daintily
spread and well served in the Sunday
school room. The tables were dee n -i
Londe!. road. Tho Inside wore a incurred tine morning at New ort,
travelling suit of midnight blue serge after an diner's of a few days. /ferry
and smart blue bat to crunch and civet was the younger and much loved son
cat fors, and was given sway by her of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. LeTouz,d, of this
town, and though for eine time his
health had not been robust his death
was quite unexpected and the news
wee a meat shock to his relatives and
friends. The deceased was a mon. of
0 ides ich and spent his early years in
this tovrg and vicinity. He learned
the printfog trade in the office of The
Sipa'. and quickly developed that
*Willy and akill which, with his native
Ottawa. her sitter.; Mr. 11. oP- intelligence and babas of industry.
kir k, of Strati forJ, her brother ; MI. made him in time • moister of the
and hfu, Williams, the grcioni• father Ati.on twenty years ago he
and soother; Mists Ethel Williams. Mr. went to New York City. where his
Hayden Wilburn'. Mr and Mrs. Mus- wet, soon recognized and
rewarded with responsible positions
in metropolitan printing estiablieto
tarots. Fut some yews latterly- be
had bad charge of the cit., business of
the Lyons Printing Co. and was mak-
Public School Trustees.
.The publie school board held a meet-
ing on Tuesday evening, with seven
I members present. The report of the
stirincipal of Victoria schbol for Sep -
1 nensber showed that 2Ill boys and 171
• girls were enrolled and the average
attendanceduting the month had been
i'.442. The sum ..4 S4210 bad been (1. -
posited in the penny hank doting
I eleptenther. The principal of Central
I school reported 17e oss the tell and an
'average attendance of 165 and the
of .53 P6 deposited in the penny
. k daring the month. A motson
wee ed to the effect t bat theated with tine array of cut Rowels
pelt:-
and otb„ mipmbm, of. the and pot plants, an , a' rows of pennants
a
school stet% shall not deviate flow in. and mottoes tirade the room look vet y
usual toutine order of the *chords oreilY• Thor* wbo attended had ap
without roneilting the cheir man or the Pereni-I1 come 443 en,10)" themselves,
' usenagement committee Dr. Km- and in the eptertainment whi:h fol.
tritium's was named as the represents- lowed gave vent to their appreciation'
; ties of the public school bard on the of the various numbers by vigorous !
applause. Rev. .1. EL Ford as chair- I
wird of Our Collegiate Institute.
man showed marked ability in know-
ing what to say and when to say it.
The musical numbers were well rend-
ered. the soloists being Miss Mary
Scrimgeour, Mies Helen Little, Mies
Elder Susildart and Miss Ada McClin-
tor. The choir also emitted with
a chorus Brief addressee were gives
by the chairman, Rev. W. K Heger.
pastor of North street Methodist
choral. and Rev. 8. J. Allin, of Clin-
ton. The recitations by Mn. T.
Hutchinson were particularly good and
in reeponse to warm applause her little
three-year-old daughter responded by
re. ting a short nursery rhyme ities
Elsie Reinhardt and Master Richard
Bowtnae also contributed good recite -
tions The proceeding. closed with
the pinging of the National Anthem.
very enjr.yable. )Lr. Geo. le„ Rine, friends and the funeral took
who was the musical dire.; o- and ac -
LONDON CONSERVATORY OF MUSC
'SC
HOOL OF ELOCUTION,
LIMITED
UNPRECEDENTED OFFER OF SCHOLARSHIP AND PRIZES.
Write for
Panacea:,
LOTTIE ARMSTRONG. F. LINFORTH WILLGOOSE,
Registrar. Mee. Bac. (Dwaine Principar.
Address: -334-6 Dundas St., London, Ont.
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THE
MODEL THEATRE
Coming Friday and Saturday
The nation's favorite. MARV PICKFORD, in
"Fanchin the Cricket"
With matinee on Saturday at :1 p.m.
Also Charlie Chaplin in addition to this production, making
(OM feet of pictures.
On Tuesday and Wednesday next
The great child actress. MARV MILES WINTER, in
"The Fairy and the Waif"
Friday and Saturday, Oct. 22 and 23
that wonderful,5-reel cotnedy, featuring JOHN BARRYMORE.
"ARE YOU A MASON'"
- - with--
"HELENE OF THE NORTH"
and MARGUERITE CLARK in 'THE GOOSE GIRL' following
Remember the Model Theatre is the house of BIG QUALITY
PRODUCTIONS.
Admission.10c and 5c
all of these pictires
The proceeds amounted to
In Behalf of the Children.
The monthly meetleg of the Chil-
dren • Aid Society was Ovid on Tues-
day. The treasurer reported *1 dance
of $173 64 to the credit of the Societ,1
Accounts amounting to 30 were e;r-
-dered to be paid. An account of 11116
for medical serticesrendered to • ward
of the Society at Berlin was, on
motion, ordered to be paid. From
other interedise items of the meaty
agent's report it was learned that two
wards of the Society had enlisted ;
that during the month Inc agent had
made ninet yOwo visits. had travelled
147 miles, written 132 letten. appeared _
in the Police Court twice, and had
:I child at Wing -
made one child • ward of the Society.
The cave of a cripplecomB sAGE TEA
tiesin,who was not being well cared for,
was disclosed. and the agent instruet-
ed to investigate and to use his judg-
ment me to what would beet lie done 1-
•h• child In the ram of two other chi',
dreg for whom applications bad been
made to have them taken into the in-
stitution for deaf and dumb at Belle-
vilb, the eget t reported that the sup-
evintendert of the ins. itution bad re-
fused the applleetion, es the doctor
had eettifird that the ehildr.n were
not deal. The agent was instructed
to caske the children wants of the
Seriety and have them taken to the
shelter um 11 their phyei-al condition
has been seentained. Arrangements
for the ennuis, meeting. to be held on
Tueeday, November Nth, wet. left In
the bands of the executive. It is like-
ly thet • stereoptieon lecture will
the attractive feature of this meeting
"Commodore- Williams Marred
The followine wedding notice from
The Toronto Globe of Wednesday. Oe.
tober 6, will be of much inter -et Isere,
the groom being a former tiodetieb
boy, the ereinger eon of Mr. ft. ft
NVilliame, formerly teenager of the
Bank of Commerce here :
A very quiet wedding, which took
an added int sired hecauee0.bride-
groom is going overseas, was solemn-
ised yesterday In Sr. Asdnies's
church, Eine street, by the Roe.
T. Crawford Brown. The con-
tracting parties were Moine, dater's.
LYRIC THEATRE
THE HOUSE OF REFINED
PHOTOPLAYS. ANNOUNCES FOR
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER 19th and 20th
w. ild.famooe (Irani:AO- star
''ROBERTEDR3ON.- supported
by ,porne of the cleverest film
1. Fryers, in an intensely icterest-
ing Western story.
"On the Night Stage"
This is the flr-t of the Great
Mutual Mester pictures. Othello
are following that will delight
all lovers of good picture.
A few of the stars that will
appear •1 this theatre in the
near tutor, are James Cruze,
Margarite Snow, Florence La
Badie, all of Million Dollar Mys-
tery fame. Also Dorothy OA,
Margarita Flatter. Charhs Hunt,
William I. Hart, Henry Wat-
hall and a d( z.o where Mutual
Master pictiri ea have set • new
standard. in motion pictures and
'need for quality. Another big
surprise for next week. Watch
closely.
SATURDAY and MONDAY
OCTOBER 16:h and 16-h
CHARLES CHAPLIN
the eream of the screen, it
" Mesh and Dynamite"
in two acts with Mph.] Nor.
mend. Enough maid If you
want a good laugh see "Chat lie'
!Saturday and Monday nights.
PATHS NEWS and the. NEV
EXPLOITS of ELAINE
every week.
Admission as usual 10c and Sc
Wat:h for the Alutiael Master
p'eturesi-ths sure sign orquiti-
it y .
plaee this afternoon. After a nerviest
at Sr. tivorge'S church, conducted by
Rev. J. B. Fotheringliam, the intet-
anent was male in Maitland cemetery.
The pallbearers were Mesons A. S.
0 is 'hal, J. W. Vanatter, Rev. Jos.
Elliott. Dr. W. Y. Hayden. W. H.
Robertsion and J. Spahr. Many heau-
tiful . &rid tributes, chiefly Irons
friyndir and tellow-eorkers in New
York, accompanied the casket. Mr.
and Mts. I. H. E. Jones, of Mart,
were li0301161 'horse present et the
(astral. An affectionate Itostok Dd. sou
and brother, a deal conned,. a faith-
ful ft i. -rid, a gentleman in all things --
I all these are lost to this world in the
passuist of Dail y l.eTouzel.
rkMail
B A KES
cnr CANADA
Are Your Cldldres
Learn* to Save
Money?
Each maturing son and
daughter should have a
personal Savings Account In the Union Bank of
Canada, with opportunities to save regularly, and
training In how to expend money wisely. Such an
education in thrift and saving will prove invaluable
in later life.
Goderich Branch—F. WOO LLCOM BE, Manager.
the Milner Mfg. Co. for its donation
to the Society of toilet specialties.
The ladies esidorse the appreciation of
the good qualities of these article'.
The gees receipts of the Red Cross ex-
hibit at the fair were 1O;IT203.net pro -
coeds 1111/10.75. The Society wishes to I
thank all slhoee who aseisted in connec-
tion with the exhibit.
The following donations are ac-
knowledged with thanks Mr J. C.
Leithwaite, $6.00 ; Miss Kate Watson,
$1.
OODERICH TOWNSHIP.
PATRIOTIC WORK . -The Patriotic
Society of (ioderich township will
hold ice next sewing at the home of
Mrs. Geo. Andrews, Bayfield r-md, no
Thursday, October 21st, at. 2.40 p.m.
Everyone interested in the work for
the soldiers is invited to attend. Cut-
out garments my he had Irons Miss
Alli. Johnston Mr Miss Mary Selkeld
and yarn for mocks from Mrs. Oeo.
Andrews The Taylor'. Corners
branch of this Patriotic Society of
Godoeich township will hold- its WM(
meeting at the home 01 Nes Thos.
Joh Wit on on ‘N'etIneeday, October
Shh.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF. •
PALE,FEEBLEO1RLS
Weakness Generally Conies es as
Womanhood Approaches.
Girls upon the threshold of woman'
hood often drift into a decline in spite
of all care and attention. How often
one sees girls who have herr' strong
and lively become suddenly weak. de-
pressed. irritable and listlese. It is
the dawn of ,wonianhood-a oriel+ in
the life of every girt -and prompt
measures should be taken to keep the
blood pure and rich with the red tint
ot health If the blood is not healthy
at thio critical stage the body i. weak-
ened and grave disorders follow. Dr.
SVilliatui Piok Pills holier saved thou-
sands or young girls from what might
.have Peen life-long invalidism or an
truly death. They are • blood -builder
of unequaled richness). strengthening
weak nerves and producing liberal
supply red, healthy blood which
every girl needs to suidain her
strength. Dr. %Valiant.' Pink Pille
have proved their great •islue over
and over again to young woman
who.* health was tailing. Miss Minnie
Duffield, Eramoort. Ont . sayst.--"It
gives me great pleasure to tell you
what Dr. Williston' Pink Pills have
done for me %Vben I Was tapprotsch-
ing the .ge of wcinanhood 1 suffered
mew ly from bloodlessnees. or an-
aemia. My work was a direr to me, I
had no appetite and never felt rested
in the mornings. I could scarcely
walk for fire minutes et a time with-
out taking a rest. 1 was troubled
with severe headaches, and things
looked gloomy indeed. 1 doctored for
a long time and got but little, if any,
benefit. 1 was advised to try Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills, and did so and, after
taking them for • t inie felt bettor. 1
continued taking the Pills until I had
used six bcxes, when 11.11 like a new
peeean. 'anti wee again enjoying splen-
did beeltb. I wculd strongly adder.
any girl who ie weak or run down to
tryDr. Williams' Pink Pills."
You can get these pills from any
dealer in medicine or by mail at Tin
cents a box or 111 boxes for $2.:st from
the Dr William.' Medicine Co ,
Brockville. OoI.
The County Court proceedings were
again adjourned on Wednesday until
the 'lath inst.
Ahmeek Chapter, I. 0. D. E will
hold its regular monthly meeting on
Monday afternoon, October 114ttb at
4 o'clock, in the court house.
Mr. Reg. Bleekstone, leader of the
lied Regiment hand, is starting • cies,'
of instruction for those wishing to
learn to iv hand instruments. Per-
sons desiring to join are reluested to
apply to Mr. Illaskstone. lhose.ha•-
ing a knowledge .of music are re -p-
ier' ed .
LIFELESS, GRAY HAI
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Look yertingi Common garden Sage
and Sulphur darkens so naturally
nobody can all
setee-aser
Orandesetlise kept bar hale filentifeRy
darkened. gloosy and abaadaall with •
brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Whew
her hair fell oat or took ea that
RED CROSS NOTES.
1 be annual meet mg of the (ioderich
branch of the society will take plates
in the Red Crass room.. North stiesi,
faded atavaksd •Prawwww• "d0 on Mond•v, OF(0110, 1.), at p.m
wlxters vaa •Priama with when the retwart of the year's work
sleet. BY **hint et sej ,deell arid of the financial standing of the
sten far "Wria'a &es sad rat wit Society will be read. the Meer, for the
'''w•Pwirii." you will get • p remising year elected. mid the tegular
bottle el this eld-tiere resiTitioreade 00 beginner trammeled. All members are
um, for sheet le meta 5100. reiliwhasql to he pi POPIth
mixture WI bs dereded elm le mien The 8,sc Jet endive to thank the
nantrel color •ty to the hell' lied following ladies who have been knit-
spiendM fee &admit dry, Itchy 0.0.1P ting am! are still dsing an : Miial
K.
and falliait hair. • M. M.uttgomsty, 7 p1.:Mesdames
• well -knows downtown druserest says Jos Dirkson. Kennedy, W. L. Horton.
waseliweal mai WTI" Selle sad fail- Fatrieln Geo. Williater, Hee, Gordon,
pier. tomato* It darkens ao aatarally aai W. Wilt stall. A Friend, 2 Pain each:
seemly that stobady ea* UM it has hass Mrs Alex. Stratton, Mrs. Nicholaon,
tin may to ens, too, Tes Slim Naffed. Miss F. Nailed, Mies E.
dampen a tomb gm resit brush clerk. Mn. Rarer -Adis 2 pair, meth :
and w 11 threw. Taw We. balsa Miss 11( Sault*, Mrs. O. Jenkins, Miss
we dread at a time. By meriting the M. Dark. Mn. W. R Belle. Mr, Con-
ifiellgeele; elan *.Mbeed- nolly, Mrs. J. P. Brown, 1 pair each.
11""r",61161"H"._.____"1 A eperial meeting of the Red Cross
‚.1' 5.4 mese IreeWe ems 'mm •••••• monety was betel on the Sth inst. A
• hearty Vitt. of thanks was tendered to
Have beautiful
window decorations
Nothing gives so much pleasure
as a well decorated window.
Your windowsewill be the envy
of your neighbors if you use the
cX-t4e-k Flat Rod
-for curtains and draperies
Guaranteed not to sag
or tarnish
is a Kirsch Flat Rod in a
color to match your woodwork or
draperies. ESTry rod contains a
written guarantee that it will not
sag o
r tarnish.
h's se *onto haat an ettrectiew
window with the Kirsch
Flat Rod
Come in and see them
GEO. HOHMEIER
5.
CONSUMPTION
TEAK LUNGS
-NATURE'S CREATION"
is not CUM an. We make no
.e extravagant statement*. We
know positively what it is doing,
and has done, to alleviate human
suffering. 'i.e have nunilwra of
testimoniala on fyle in our offices
to prove every claim made for this
remarkable treatment. Von are
at liberty to read original testimon-
Lela, or sor shall be please -4 to semi,
Booklet FREE. to any address,
containing Serwn Statement* from
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Now is the tithe- to look
up your Range for the
winter. • We have some-
thing new In this line.
QASOLINE ENGINES
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Windmill Pumps
and Windmills
Water Systems installed
We have just a few Buggies
left at cut prices. Also a
line of tiarness, Horse
Blankets and Robes, Wash-
ing Machines. Churns and
Cream Separators.
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OPERA HOUSE
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Monday, October 18
Matinee Saturday
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"A Man's Ability Is His Passport'
FRANK WEAVER
SPECIAL WAR PRICES
25c - 35c 50c
Prof of Mos.< oniVasca I i • ...i•
Teacher VO.C. Cl,,,. and AII.O.00 Solon'
10140014. ONTARIO
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Inserpretanon
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PORTERS BOOK 'Toga
PATENTS
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Plan at Edwards open now
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In all rern- lc.. Aolt fur our INVEN-
TOR'S A I )VISEtt,whleh will be sent friar
MARION & MARION.
SIR University et. Montreal.
Brantford Roofing
Me' 'P' -NM
Suitable for all kinds of bnild•
lugs ; housee, barns or sheds.
ry dal (in red or green),S3.:,0
per equate.
No. :; Asphalt \goofing, $3.;d1
• per stittitTe.
No. 2 Asphalt Roofing, 43.00
per square.
No. 1 Asphalt Roofing, $2.2:1
per square.
Mohawk .Roofing, $1.75 per
square.
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W. R. PINDER
Phone NZ Hamiltoe Street
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