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prices down, -we bought
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both quality and price to
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MEN'S OVERCOATS
$10.00 to $22.00
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me••••••••••• ( wESTFIELD.
T Nov.
I'QMDAY, . ov.
Mn. John ('raig, of St. Augustine.
is visiting her dauithter, Mrs. Thomas
Bamford
Miss Marger.t Barkley, of Dungan-
non. is visiting ber sister, Mn. Albert
t Campbell.
Jar. Thomas Bamford is now in New
Ontario looking after his duties os his
farm there.
1 The weather today reminds us of
. 'the terrible 'form two years ago this
, November 9th.
The official meeting of the quarterly
f board of the Methodist church was
bold ,n Monday evening in Westfield
church and hominess matters were
talked over.
Mrs. John Redmond with her grand-
daughter Gracie left some day. ago to
visit her daughter, Mrs. John Bell. of
Alberta, near C.Igary, wbu, bas been
i11 tor some time past.
• The threshing machine is once more
in the neigbhorbood. This time we
bop• it will he the last for this year.
Although the grain turned hot well,
lbs threshing was slow and tedious
repaired by us are as good as)tbi.ye•r.
new.
A good stock of supplies on
hand.
is the work that we are
Interested in.
FURNAC ES
iHB SIGNAL 3OD1iR1CH = UNTAR1O
MLYTH. wham a splendid ~ass of salt
TvwenAT, Nov. fl.albapiwy.Ladyevelv. move .11s
Crtvwcu Norma. -Rev. W. Hawklas. twos wow swwwp bis eoeotsy..eLL
Moe •ewh .ppoiated actor 01 Trial', M. R.ldssen *ow etrentisl to the
church. unwed a Friday with his two tb.t this w a ids sad death
s�k �so for we sson All prosiest le ass&
se hosedele
e it wring towedMarts ao be Isom
�ii�bjyiia�eeed wisingbet glorious duty. :=
Macey s
ad
furniture mod ia now busily espied
gettioet the rectory Sited up for U
family, who will arrive tai. west. On
B.sday he preached his �Aint sermon
and made a good .w•- 'S on the
eoatio• .. Oterday woe saRt-
meary Sunday 1e ML Andrew'. church.
The eraiaost preacher, Rey. ?foliose'
Bailaatyoe, had hems moored foe the
oowsloa sad be (whitely pleased the
two 1 owgregatiass wbu gathered
to bear Mist. At ib. eyeshot ssrvint
the thumb sae packed, u the Mht►o-
dlsts bad spread their shoewh through
courtesy sad ie o.serqu.nce a meat
sway of them were at the Prsetr�t.r-
en senior. Tba choir cru rad me
beentifol solectMns. b.iog y
by Miss Ada McCliotoa, of Uod.rieb,
who meg a 'Wu at both services in
!hies. Those wbo heard bar b the rommwtt,.
Mato is *be beet singer who has rv�ow� sad enjoy the evening
bees Is that ebsreb for sons* consider- with eta.
able time. Mr. Carr, wbu a Blytb's PaTtu0Trc Annattne. - The Col -
best minter, also emitted In his vary borne Red Cross Workers are pleased
to be able to 000ossoe that as address
will by given seder their auspices by
Rev. J. B. Fathering/Una, of Ooderieb.
o. Friday_evesiag, November I9t•b. to
Smith's ill thumb. In Addison to
the address 'bare will b. • p of
solo*. choruses, etc. Aden 267:
children I6c. Program at 8 o dock.
Fred Hunt
liami ton Streif "one 1S5
r•i�istss�Ns
GRAND TRUNK SYs t M
DOUBLE TRACK ALL THE WAY
TORONTO - CHICAGO
TORONTO - MONTREAL
FOR CHICAGO
1..'y. T:)ROSiT', • • .,. . a • 1' an., and
11.1"• p. w. dotty
FOE MONTREAL
tore TORONTra tit ►. m . 11r p. m.•rwl
I1..' p m. dally.
Fa uipeie.t the an..! so all Iron..
AMA PA"IIlt t:Xl•.)+IiluV+
[s..4•. ed Oren to
ata F'r•M'i.•+.. tats Anxele.an 1 Diego.
iti,llpartieslu sad b.. I •e--•'a•inn. on
=ratios to F. F L.\.v'd►:Yt'h: t trtlh3.
IHMse�r
THE RIDEAU
New Afternoon Trjn, Toronto to
Ottawa, Via C. P. R.
camas at eats( baba • along Law Ontario
Rare line teetotal.[ Esmpt a.
t's•to-dat' eget/seat. tsris411a Bade
libe.ry•larersnian Pa -1w ear. wt[t
b•teilet seri top
Lea.(. Tomato tta p m
Arrive. (Stows VLSI pis
Moot evolve: asadga
Came, ix tole le.ves Owier4 ,0 a m
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Arrives Tenet 11.:) p
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mw(elea Matas Ne. era 1.•. re
era be tie \ o t. tips nes ah.•...is
Crag. from (pi•aw • to Toront ). •awe
ream. same sou tamest
Psraaenlan tram )'w sIun. ('. P. R.
A�S�Meetw. write M. O Mt Pay. WarPara. At' . reroste Pause rlai• erns.
TM lV.ry Best Place to Take •
Commercial Training is
THE NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Owl-ENKA' ?D.ONT.
No mbar Caeadlan .ebeal .far* lbws
.asst�ay.a���('e. .weer petrast rewserldra r •
~NY
• sidtponsas**eentael
ttJJs.leeti Pel"r.lsr ewe • s
. r.mid•r
e ate is a pas ass.
T -ab.rIY.ee. 1'r.etseeterkr
soe Cave •111 ear../ (atateRns
D R1YU. ►e Pe.iasid.
sea war.
h..rej-rdweiwe
w end akar •
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U fslloer, a.d
•Par .a
"(led Save the il.g.- for Ottbselalg
dlelponea.
COLBORNE
Cotres.r.-A eneosers Ie a he gives
by the pupae ol.$,M-No, a, Mibeems. row
November Mir A. s geness a estwls
la beam prepard..amoi-tisR of ane-
mias. rv.itaslase. dWoosse. dri1 . sea
The pagoda are bring assisted by the
best local talent Don't air hearing
the play that Is to be gives by the
this another_ The church looked very
pretty with the affair of Mower'. Toa.
collection amounted to $173
PRo.ONAL AND GgNEOAL - The
farmers have euceeeded in, getting
tbeir fall work pretty well finished
durini tbe recast good weather mind
although this looked hopeless at one
time they can now see therood in 114 bt. Mahe, should be a large attendance, se
MOW. have already finished all their Mr. Fotheri.gham is •s able soothes
plowing .. . Tb. Oddfellowa held hoe and the proceods of the affair wilt be
of their monthly **at bosses' for the devoted to $ causer that should hays
brethren and their wives in their hall the support of all.
on Tuesday uight. It was well at-
tended sad all seemed to enjoy them -
wives very much. The 'vetting was
*pent in progressive euobre, after
which • touch was served ....Mailer
Earl Spafford shot • loon last week on
the Blyth creek. H. is haying it
stuffed and intends having it on exhi-
bition. It is • large bird ant very
pretty Capt. Kobt Ston, who i•
in training at London, .pent a few
days with his parents herr the past
week. While here he wper:ntend•d
the teaming -of ftIO barrels of ripples
from bis Godrr'cb township farm to
Ooderich, having sold them to Mr.
Cantelon, of Clinton fir. F. Pii)1-
ham, of Uoderich. visited with ins
friend. Mr. 8. H. (iidley. on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Stackhouse
visited with (Geode at Londesboro
over Sunday Mrs. J.,fitotbera and
daughter, Madeline, are at Sarnia this
week visiting with her daughter. lira.
McNeil Mr. Archie Bell 'peat
Sunday with relatives in the vicinity
of Ripley .... Memrs, Balaton Bros.
received a carload of sheepskins last
week and have now got their tancery
going in full blast pulling the wool off
thea(. It is their intention to keep
running all winter The Flax ,Co.
have now all their flax lifted and as
soon as they get their mill changed
around they will 'tett up with a full
force wt the scotching operations
A number from here are up in Mus-
koka derrbunting. it is to be hoped
they will •11 be successful in bringing
home • deer, Mr. R. M. McKay
was at Toronto lsiet week on business
and while there purchased a fine -toned
clarinet and flute for his own use in
the Blyth band and orchestra The
Masers. Jewitt. who are in training et
Loodon with the ambulance corps.
spent Sunday with their parents here.
The work train is at the (i. T. it.
station this week. The gang 1. busy
tutting in a drain underthe track.
BENMILLER.
WLDRR.DAY, hcv. 10.
RrD CROSS 8HIrit0RT. -The Ben -
miller Red Cross `iuciety ►hipped • bale
of supplies to the head ofllre at. Torun -
to lest week, .slued at 390. ,(rhe bale
contained the following articles : 4
oonvalnceot rotes, 12 grey cannel
shirt., lei surgical shifts, 1 bed jacket.
9 suits pyjamas, 48 pairs socks, 10
bandage., 216 hospital handkerchiefs.
72 dark handket chieSe.:i111) wipes sod
• bundle of magazines.
OrgeiTtort Prg. Lox°. -Word
boa leen received trout Pte. E. A.
Long. at present in Moors's Barrack'
hospital, Sborncliffe, of the wcce.s(ul
°potation tr. remove some decayed
splinters of bone pied p.e•crs of metal
from the wound which be received on
April :Stud at Yore., in the battle of
Leingensarck. rhe operation was per-
formed by a Caoadiwn surgeon, Dr
Collins of Edmonton, who is following
the operation by a radium treatment
mid hopes to have Pte. Long back in
the trenches ill the _ouree of • few
weeks.
PATRIOTIC Sgiixos.-Tbe member♦
of Barnstaple Lodge, 8. 0. E . and
L. U. L. No. 153, I3•omiller, attended
divine service is a' body last Monday
afternoon in Bensniner church. Re..
F. 1. Kutberfoed preached • patriotic
sermon, timing as his test Pant's
word,. "1 am • cit'z-n of no wenn
count' y." He took l'itiz•mhip •s bis
theme, and handled the subj.-cot very
atilt. The choir rendered apreier
mu.ic for the occas.on. The collect• ion,
a very generous one. was donated to
the Benmiller itr•d Cross Society, who
through their president desire 1.1 thank
the brethren and congregation for
Weir gener.rity.
UODERICH TOWNSHIP.
WNDgg.DAT, Nov. 10.
Pu sine MernNo.-At • meeting of
representatives of the Women's Patri-
otic Society sod the Farmers Club of
the township it wtsdecided to hold a
public meeting in Union church on
the evening of Friday. November, 19:b,
for the purpose of obtaining and die.
tribttiog Information regarding the
vat ions war funds. and other matters
in connection with tit. great war.
The ..committee •ppeinted ha+ been
fortunate ib secori ig the set view of
Mr. M. G. Cameron, K. C., and Rec.
Jo.. E'liutt, of Uodericb. With those
gentlemen and some local music d
talent the publi: is •sriuret of an
Interesting and profitable eveni:tg.
Kverv.ine welcome.
What Cures Eczema?
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THE COLBORNE STORE
A Bunch of Bargains this week.
A business man's prolound remark is "Goods well bought are half sold."
Read our list of Bargains, then come here.
WINTER COATINGS
piece each,t0 - ---- aFive ends Winter Coating, regular prior $2."8. Lengths 4, 41, and 2 54 j
reduced
A tiagAT 1'{000Zea.-The Orange
Hall on the 4th concession was
erowded on Friday evening list. when
L. O. L. No. 143 celebr.ted Guy
Fawkes Day with a patriotic enter-
tainment. Mr. John (%.•x presided.
Addresses were given by Rev. J. B.
Fotberinghaw, who urged to. duty of
the young mea t.o esliat for King and
country. and He.. F. J. Rutherford,
who gave a history of the Ounpowder
Plot. Ex -Reeve John McClure elm
gave • bide( address. In addition to
the addr.eses •'pleaded program was
rendered, including choruses by the
choir of 'Lion church; vocal solos by
Miss Violet Laithwaite, Mn. 1... Me-
Cluskey, Messrs. Wm. amid Oliver Ed-
ward,: recitations oyMiss Keys. Miss
L. Ticbborne and Ms. J. Schwas*: a
quartette by Micae.,,,,jjjjCCCCeye sed L.itb-
wwite nod Messrs. V Edward and
Schwan& ; violin • by Loma
Young nod Weagle e. The anomie
pianists were Mrs. Jas. Bell and Misses
Welters and Westlake. The collec-
tion taken amounted to 39i. which
*mount has been banded over to the
Patriotic Society of Ooderkb town-
ship.
We have had so many enquiries
lately regarding eczema and other
skin disemiere that we are glad to make
our answer public. After a careful
investigation we have broad that -a
simple wash of oil of wintergreen, as
compounded in D. D. D. Prescription.
can be relied rep .n. %%e would not
make this statement to our patrons,
friend* and r.eigbbors unless we were
sure of it -and although there are many
so-called resew* remedies sold. we
ourselves unhesitatingly recommend
D. D D. Prescription. Alt druggists
have D. D. O . 'Lac anal $1.
Drop into our store today, just r5
talk over the merit' of this.wondetful
Prescription. Ask also &boat D.D.D.
Soap.
JAS. A. CAMPBELL,
I)'uggist, (iodrticb.
D. D. D. ie made in (':nada.
LEEBURN.
v\'zwiroiDAY- N0.. ltd.
Mr. Jack Chisholm returned from
the West last week and reports condi-
tion favorable out there
Mn. Fulford boa been very -h
indisposed with • sprained ankle, but
we are pleaded to know she is able to
be shout again
Twg,TIItTH ANRIt ERN.IRY. -- Tee
members of Iweburn Presbyterian
church will bold • congregational tea
in the be esnrnt of the rhurrh on
Thursday. No.ernher l'th, the oc-
casion heiog the completion of the
tweotfeth year of Rev Jas. Hamil-
toi s pastorate. All the congregation
are invited to attend Tea will be
served at 11 o'clock.
RED Climes K,rrE•T t1.0arT -The
Idles of tinhorn held their first Red
(`re0 tea last Mohdav evening De-
spite the unfavorable weather •suite •
..ether gathered and .pent a social
evsaieg Obsessing eontnts and a
abort program made the ...rout •
vee y pleasant one We hope lM
ladies will have more 1'1 them daring
the winter month.. Mise Mate Hawtss
and Mn. Arrh. Hot n made eharm-
ing hostesses fie the oeeaabo,
'•Well. my boy." said 110 visitor to
Bobby, ••I wows *orae day yew ex
pet to step into Toss father's sham s"
••Op, i aoppnee So," said Bobby. gloom-
ily. "1 horn eeearia' not evevytisfm'
rape Ise wears rises mother biassed bow
s.0 tort 'eto haws ter the."
PATRIDTtc Woax -The toerohers of
the Patriotic thiciety of Godericb
township will hold their next sowing
at the bum. 01 Mn. Isaac Salkeld on
Wednesday. November 171.6 ...A
box of ion or canned fruit will be
shipped very soma. Any desmtiese
tett At the- homes. at Mee: McOlurr.
Bayfirld road, or )Ire. John Schwarz,
Huron road. or at T. .1 Salkeld'•
restaurant, (. -derieb, before Novem-
ber Birth 1 y G.deiich township q
will be gratefully 'revived. Coot
tors should be ante ti put their names
on the gem. A bak of goods bas
been forwarded containing 112 surgical
night shirts, :iso pain socks, one scrap
hook .and some bandage* Fruit
cakes, plum puddings, candy. gum and
tr bscro were received for the Christ-
mas box from the (abseils,/ : Mes-
a Chris. Johnston, J. Sow.' by,
.1. T. ttalkr!d, T. J. Juboston. P.
Itaodlr. Robt. Mcllwain, Jas. John -
von, Goo. Andrews, Rohl. Davidson.
Sr. AUGUSTINE. J.* Mcllw..in, Harry Salkeld, Isaac
Salkeld. le.ter C'hureh, Wm. Bicban,
Tu g,ii
tr. Nov. 's.. Walter Hick. Chas. Edward., and
Threshing is the order o' the day. the Misses Hay, Alice Andrew..
Minnie ('arwen• Bi"
Elliott, Alice
Miss i.ottie Jobnatno, of end it stn . Wakefield. Mary K. and Lizzie Palk -
high school, *peat the week -mod :.t bre el•l. Laura Salkeld, and four girls....
home here I The memt tri of the Patriotic Soviet
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boyle visited ( 01 loderich township wish to acknowl-
Mullett friends this week. edge with thanks the sem 01 mr, pro -
Mn. Geo. Hamilron and son, of f seeds of an entertainment given on
Auburn, visited at HAM. McAlliste�s' November.iih by the Orangemen, and
also their kind offer of the use of their
lodge room at any time tree to the
$eeiety .
DUNGANNON.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. t0.
Cee:l Ryan has returned from the
West this week
Rev. O. Uomm ie a repreaest•t.ive at
the Ubrary Association meeting at
St Marys this week.
We are sorry In report Melville Cul-
bert and Geo. Wenn ns the aiek list
this week, but bop* for • speedy re-
covery.
Mr. N. F. a b and has been •D -
pointed cork of the DuogaaSon Div-
ision Court. to atee.ed his father. the
late James Whyard. wbo iissbarged
the duties of the office so faithfully
during many year.. The new cirri'
will no doubt ell tbe position accept•
ably.
EVA MOOTOS Br 11.01M - Exeite-
ment wasrreated on Friday teeming a
th
last week whew e ilroboU rang and
the alarm gives that the evaporator
was on etre. The quick respos•o drew
• large a.eemhlage to the came, hot
ao possible aid cosdd be of any avail to
qu.oeb the devoesritsg flames that
soon spread throagb tip entire bsild
ing. The origin of the M wee dnwo
at the fortune and ti magpie, mod in
the dryi.g proems isieulled the
progress of lb, ieimea 11111arle were
s.sec.edspy mads re waste the essr.rnd-
hag bondlo e. wYsM hetet
rxrpos�atidl to la
apbrfiaglow M r J f 1► Ilse pro -
1 le alto the .MMPs ermmonky rereea eewetlyatl•Mlaes "may mak'
(Inc end 3 7-8 yards at $2.00 for only
COATINGS --three pieces, pieces, cream, scarlet and navy Blanket Cloth, very heavy- weight pare wool.
Two pieces Cwi Cloth, newest weave, copen and navy, and only $2.2S. Sure Bargain.
Hosiery
We never were in a Setter position to show Hosiery
than we are today. We have pearl everything you
can irk for from a child's 16 cent Hose to a ladies*
M Mac. Extra valetas is 23 and 86 -cent lines 84, f1.
94. 10 sizes. Ask for W if you want the best 50i -cent
1;1 rib. all woo.
Winter Underw.ar
for evervooe from the baby to the eldest in the
family comes in for its full shut of patronage.
Every garment we sell bears the stamp of best quality
to be had anywhere for the price asked. This u our
banner season for Underwear.
Flannelette
900 Mill Ends now in direct from the mill from 7 to
11) cents a yard, all right for linings: Our 19, 124 and
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16 cents are extra good value. What we sell at
".B cents are the heaviest we ever sold at that or any
other price.
Corsets
li -A new departure in Corsets. New models. the very
latest -is made with • new spiral, anixeakable, than
on -
notable 6nlegs and will be ►old 12 00 cheaper
any
spiral 611.4 Corset sold in Canada. A prtgted
guarantee goes with every pus sold.
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in blue, fawn, brown, red, cogen, white and purple. in
prices from 80c to $1.25.
Ribbed Velvets
I The largest stock of plain Trivets we ever carried. in
1 black and colors, dlc.
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on Sunday.
Nies J. I. McAllister. who was at-
tending the Women'. institute can-
Te01lob at London. returned home on
Tuesday.
ST. HELENS.
Tu DAY, Nov. 9.
Fast taken at MHI•rs stere ever) Tu day
and Wedeeaday. afire and drs,wed. Ube blrb-
e.t peke. paid.
Nis M. Little, of Mornington, wee
bottle at the maces over Sunday.
Mr. and Mea. W. Taylor spent the
week -end with friends at Lotdesboro'.
Min Margaret Miller spent the
week -end with Mie* Elizabeth Mel
tyre.
Mr. and Mrs. RJ.bert Woods and
Miss Eula and Mr Jos. Miller 'motored
to Stanley townshipoe Saturday.
Mr. 1. /talked, Minos i.anra and
Elizabeth /talked and Miss Ferguson
motored from liodericb on Monday.
. Mrs. Moorehead and Miss Moore-
head, of Milton. left for Witjgham en
Saturday after spending a pleasant
time with friends here.
Mrs. Mbopta.d of Rochester. Alber-
ta. returned to 4ioderich on Monday
atter aper .g a few weeks wi' h her
sister, Mn. W R. Gordon
Mrs. Heb. Tbnm rm left on Mon-
day roe the ••/too Mn. Thnmp.nn
Mt*nds -.torn) W.ngbats where
Mr. Thompson has bought • resi-
detire.
A (loon Mlrnroorr.-Oa Moalay
vomits" last &boat twenty of tba 8t.
Helms boys &herded a farewell dip-
ole', tendotrd to Pte. K. Qnn.tow,
-1st Oversaw Battalion, by Mr. R.
Robinson. After a bountiful repent.
emu\ as only Mrs. hiller ran prnvl4.
tie guests adjom/Red to the parlor,
heumasm..
I. Uric Acid in the blood.
Unhealthy kidneys are the
cause of the acid berg
there- 1f the kidneys acted
as they should the would
strain the Carie Acid out
of the system mid rb eurna-
tisrn wou$dn t occur. Rheu-
matism is a Kidney Dis-
ease. D.xi-1 . Kidney Pi.ls
have rr.aJe a great part of
their rejuttatwn curing
Rheuratism. So get • at
the muse of those fearful
shooting pains and tttia
aching joints. There is
but one sure way-
Dodd's
Sidney
Pills
Fret European Railway.
The Ant carriages [bat nn on rasa
to Europe were those of a tone rail-
way between Libs and Bodweia, to
Austria. This was to working ceder
to 1827. Locomotive railways were
much longer coming. The first lino la
a modern sense was opened from' Pare
to 8t Germain in 1833• bat railway de-
velopment was greatly kiodersd by a
terrible accident on the Parte-Yers*114
lino 1n 1842. The next was the Brno -
e els -Matinee line to Belgtnm. Belgium
was also the first eoaatzy to begin. In
1330' systematic plans for a sattosal
n etwork Of rallways Prbmla followed
1. 1435 and Aastrta-Hungary in 7828.
The Ant great trunk line 1n Zw'ops
was from Paris to Rows. opsned In
May, 1843.
Family Pride.
lira. Blunt -Wel, Louisa, I don't
✓ eppoes you will attempt to deny that
your anginal ancestors were Mone the
caftans who lived is a damp ears.
Mrs. Tree -if my earnest ancestors
were a part of the geologic period ae
*bleb you speak they mast have had
a red sandatoos chateau of Muir own
on irUnthesd avenue, with staleetite
dteeratioas and running water on the
Knot floor.-Caeveland Plain Daaiac
.IA. enterprise.
PAwewzu. AND PRwgaTLTIO1r -
On Mbe6ay aveoing of tht. week ■ -
large number of the citizens assembled
in the basement of the Methodist
0
church to honor and hid farewell to
Fred Errington• son of Mr. David Er-
rington of this vicinity. Fred had
been in Toronto for some time, and
since the war broke out bad keenly
telt it his duty to respond to his
cotentt y'a call. He patiently awaited
his parents' consent and after sub-
mission on their part he cheerfully
volunteered sod enlisted to go to
Kingston in the artillery service. On
bis return home last Saturday to see
his parents the citizens of Dungannon
seined the opportunity to honor bion. A
well -worded and &pvroptiate address
was lead by air. H. Bellamy, and a
wrist -watch was presented and placed
on the arm of the guest. A program
of patriotic speeches h7 Re.. Meson.
McKelvey and Gomm and Mr. Young.
together with solos, instrumental
music_, eta., was given. Mr. Errington
replied suitably and raid be hoped to
be able to bring bass • trophy from
the seat of war. Mr, F. Ross acted se
chairman
PM In Hawaii
Pot, the Hawaiian national dish. t.
made by pounding up the cooked r'o't
f the taro plant -the Arum mentos-
tam of the botanists -with water into
a thick paste When slightly ferniest.
ed it has a pleasant fruity, add
costa
"Did be prop.( to bee 'r "Well. be
pressed his wit." "Why didn't be
wit T "Because be bade t pressed
Isis suit before he came."
SCHOOL REPORTS.
PORT ALBERT.
The following is the standing of the
pupils of 8. 8. No. 1, Pott Albert, tar
the mootb of October : Jr. iV.-Otiv.
Willi. Beta Murray, Wlll.e Dickson.
8.. ill. -i Ruddock, Minnie Diek-
a0o, Viola Hoy.Halal Orson. Paley
Murray, Wiie Gaoler. Jr. i11.-
Mlldrvd Bhhard oo, Wadey Fielder,
Callow Smith. Lorne McGee. Harry
Willie. Sr. 11. -violet Wilson, Victor
Hoy. Pt. Il. -Fad Brewer, Edna
Murray, Fred Dicksoo. James Rud-
dock. Basel Richardson, John (lanky.
8r. 1 -Bobby Hoy. Norman Wilson.
Jr. 1.-Osrmtn Hayden, Gracie Green,
leaded Hoy. Berrie* Richardson. Ida
Wilmot. Number oa rod, 39. Aver-
age attendance, 16 F. J. PrrzogR-
At-D, Teacher.
Don't Stir N.
Phase Don't Stir It.
For Goodness Sake Don't Stir
1)r. Jaeksns's Rosman Meal porridge.
1f you d0 it's spoiled. Read and follow
direction on package. For early I
breakfast, make white getting evening
.seal. 1. a double Adler or set boiler is
Man of bninag water. When you net
sip. SOK gas ander boiler, avow ismer
haler to set in boiling water without
etirvhg wino downtime. Tour break-
fast M reedy. It's detlei.... very '
or of the evapesMM. e s bossy, tlitsllsitls.s► Mwt1Ms �
freer. as
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Rin Wilson
STOVES
Stoves - - Stoves
Now is the time to look
up your Range for the
winter. We have some-
thing new in this line.
GASOLINE 'ENGINES
Frain t11a oto bacgewer
Windmill Pumps
and Windmills
Water Systems installed
We have just a few Buggies
left at cut prices. Also a
line of Harness, Horse
Blankets and Robes, Wash-
ing Machines. Churns and
Cream Separators.
Massey -Harriss Shop
Hamilton St , Goderscb
4
More News of Walters & Co.'s Shoe Store
Yave 14,uJeen lkem?
The styles of Fall and Winter Footwear shown in our win-
dows. We carry shoes is stock to suit all kinds of wear, front
the heaviest plow shoe to the finest patent leather shoe made.
Ladies' Fine
Shoes in patent,
gunmetal a n d
kid.
Regular
$..00 for 1:19.1
Regular
$4. >0 for $3.69
Regular
$4 25 for $3.19
Regular
$4.00 for 42 .9.1
These are shown
in button and
late.
11M PAiRS RUBIERS
Men•s,women's, mis-
ses', boys', youths'
and children's guar-
anteed new perfect
Rubbers, all sizes, at
Whole'ale Prices.
Felt and warmed
Tined Boots. Fancy
fur -bound plush apd
felt Slippers in great
variety at Special
Prices.
Men's fine and
leather -lined
Shoes. in tan or
black leather
red patent.
Regular
$6.00 for $4.95
Regular
4:1.50 for $4.411
Regular
15,00 for $3.96
Regular
44.50 for 13.69
Regular
64.00 for $2.95
These are shown
in button and
lace.
See OUT new stock of Mese iaevy ash urs, two -buckle and
laced high. Special prices to early buyers.
Tan and black leathers. (Outdoor shoes for hard wear.
Ursa Cilf 011si fid Siam. 526. =3.19, *3.49 per pair.
See them
New Method Shoe Walters Co. 13a*teal tore
Repairing CD•1 Store
Telrphi.ne No 221i Galeria, od ri.
ssoeeesore to J . H. McClinton
Terms Cash