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Awake !
to the fact that we
are offering many
lines of ladies' and
men's low Shoes
at and below cost
See Our Windows
Shoe repairing
guaranteed satisfactory.
Ladies' Rubber Heels 25c
Men's Rubber Heels - 35c
Walters & Co.
Successors to J H. McClintoe
GODERICH PHONE 2305
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PORT ALBERT.
TIrEMDAY, August I.
Still they come to P. A. to enjoy
the fresh air.
The shower on Monday night was
welcomed by all.
Muter Lorne 11olzkawp is visiting
in Stratford •o peer 111.
;Jeer '.111 l.rryli Lar guo.t of Mrs.
Geo. I'IArk, Carlon. an. wort..
JPits. John. Scboenlial+ called on
lends in the village 'set week.
Min, Viola Hoy is (tack 11ow \VaItgn
after a wuntb's visit with friends.
Mr. and Mr,. Hoy, of Walton, ap+nt
the week end with their son, Mr. !
Rotten Hoy
Mrs. (leo. Sewan and daughter
Flat, of Detroit, are visiting her neither.
Mr... Br.wu
Mr Wm. Hnayer and Mr. Geo. !
alt were. Sunday visitor. with'
Illi. and Mrs. Jake Metier.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith and family,
of Stratford, spent the seek -end with!
the lady's Nista, Mr. Holzkauin
Mr. John. 11. Kuntz motored front
Wrul.or with Isis new Maxwell car.
Something pt.•tty good this time. eh.;
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Jack
Jlr. .1,`A, Groep kis commenced I
tbreabing in the DPiehtanhnntI.' He
say+the grain is tinning tar keel .r!
than be expected.
%Vmd las len reeetvrd that 1't•,
Hugh McGuire hes been dangerously
wounded. Much sympathy is felt for
his wife and children.
BLY Th,
Tt•a$DAY. August $
Wire Tor 'howt.afar.—The lawn
bowlers of towel played two friendly
Eames the past week.. Oa Wednesday
aftetaoon two riots from Clinton
played here and 011 Friday evening
three sink. flow here went to Hensall
by auto. The Blyth men won both
r., by the ( Mowing scores :
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MATE
Holland Hawilton
Pennyhakel Moore
Mwri.h Thowss
Hovey, bk. s Mtisuo, sk.
Grant $loan
W I.rinNn HlrrkaN
Ball McMurchie
Axon, rk. ; Dr. McTaggart, ak. Ig
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MENSAL!. BLYTti
Murdock Artery
Buchanan Blackall -
! Mteacey H. 11. Rahinann
IMcI4JllarU sk L•(i.E. McTaga.rt sk. 14
Merger Somers
Urtweiti McMurchie
Hemphill Thomas
Busch. ak. 7 I)r. McTaggar :, sk-.:5
llras.ick (Eder
Fatqubar Dunholm
Dejean A. W. Robinson
P&.swur...k. 1. G. Blacks'', s►. 17
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The following howlers from here
are taking in the Exeter tournament
this week : Dr, Allison, (leo. E. Mc- l
Taggart, A. W. Robinson and Dr. Mc -I
Taggart.
PKR+oNAI. AND GENERAL.—Mr. and ;
Mrs. W. W. Sloan, of Taoottr, spent,
their civic holiday with friends herr.
Mr. L. A. t'barleaworth had his,
horse at the Mount Forest races last
Week, where it captured third money
.The first rain of any •ccount we
beer had fur *owe weeks fell on Mon• 1
day night. It was badly needed. se1
everything was suffering badly. Teel
oats are opening, but ate not filled out
and will he very light. t'he potatoes!
are wilting and the prospects are for
a very light crop. The fruit in this,
section el-.. will be of on account, al-
though the proepeets were goof in the'
spring : wast of what it left on the '
trees is of pour quality Messrs.!
Huy Stine and Wilbert Spafford, who!
have gond 1/0b 11 i rte in Toronto. •pent
the week•rnd at their homes here .
M1. Ja. Siwe, who was visiting at
Platteville in the hope of recovering
hi+ strength,- returned home on Fri.,
day. He i• not improving M fact as.
hie utaoy fri'nd• would like hey.
W. Buss. of Halifax, who is vending;
hie holidays with hi. mother in East
Wawano.e occupied the pulpit of St.
Andrew's church on Su1Mlsy morning.
His diecourae was certainly an intel-
lectual treat. He I. coo.idcred one of
the leading pleseehetb of the Presby-'
terian church. While here he harei-rd
the infant girl of Rev. W. D. t•id M:e.
Turner Mr. H. M. McKay left on'
Tbursdey- for Toronto, where he has'
taken a position in the watch rrpsir-
Fag department of ftyri. Bros.' ectal-
lubment for • few weeks, by which
he esteem t o increase bin knowledge
in this line of Mrsine.. ..Mrs. Alex.
Talker and family, of Harristoa. are
visiting with her brother. Mr. J. H
H. Elliott, of The Standard, )bis week.
Mts. P. UttI-V suit family. with
their household effect,, wuvid to Ber-
lin on Wednesday. where het husband
! has «.cured s I: 'salon Mr. Taylor,
who now has charge of the electric
light plant, willru.,ve his family here
from Sl rat find at once .... Mr. Wm.
Leith and bawdy. of Stratford, visited
I with hit parents herr this sweet.,
Miss Annie Spafford, of London, is
!visaing with her wether bete ,..
Miss Carrie Sims spent a few days of
the `{rut week w t 1 $te...lev rewinds
!Ir Heevey Hair. of ....tido, vis-
ited his father hrle tbls week.
A great tunny of the soldiers of
the Pilot Battalion ate atreseat et
their helm.. here. pr..uuiably for the
porno.« of assisting with (he hnr•est.
7 P
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kers of :he Blyth schnol have tilled the
{ vacancies on the staff by the appoint-
!ment of two teacher., Mk. Mnnney,
..1 S•ra•f.rd, a+ ptinc.nal, and Mies
Hambnu
y, •.t Toro.. Thee* trachea.
1 c our well re.. nnui.ud•d.
nitre i- more '.tarrb in th.• .•tlon of the
n
rou•ry thae.,11 other 41.e.,.e, put toeather,
1And fon var.., r . suntan -e4 t, n. be iurs►le.
1o. rut. ii , .ibe.t lo,./.1 r.medir.. sod bt a w..
A patty .1 Italian gp siee ae.ed
through here this wank. l• is not oft •n
ne
we e this nationality at tai. line of
u.lnr+s in there ports The truu-
.rarrt 1 fa !1-.1 to rasa ./1111 lora 1re•tment.
ptaeouur,d it iarareble. Patel re i• a local
U4... . errantly influen.wt by eoa.ntutloaal
ruminant* and therefor. req u I rs. cou.0 t ut tuns!
treueimet Hall. Cat orb 4 um. manufactured
by F. J. theses k Cu.. Toledo- wan. le • nein
dilutional remedy. i• taken loternanv lad
act• tbmurh taw blood en the ueon• .urfacw
of tar -edam Uoe bundr.d 4m141.,. reward i.
offered for any case th.o Hall'- t'starrb Cure
fails to .Orr Serpi for circular+ and tr,t4.
drimmwt•. 75e.
r. J CHENIKIt CO., Toledo. Ohio.
Mall • lmi:r Pall, for coe•tllntiou.
NILE.
WKUNKMD.te, August A.
Miss Mabel Bailie visited friends in
liodet ich last week.
Miss Minnie Currie left on Monday
for her new work in the West.
Rev. Mr. McKelvey. of Dungannon,
preached here nn Sunday evening.
Mrs. \Van. Fowlet visited her sieter-
in-law, Mrs. Georg. Hyatt, last week.
Mr. and Mrs Oke, of Beonliller, vis-
ited Mr. land Mrs O. Rutledge on
Sunday.
Miss M. Pentland. of !Elmira- i+ vis-
iting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Jas. Girvin
The W. Ni. S held its July meeting
at the boyar of Mrs. George Currie, sr.,
oo Wednesday afternoon Inst.
HAYFIELD.
WEDNESDAY, August P,
Mr. Curry Campbell, of Toronto, is
the guest of hi, 8011LP. the 1is•ea
Catnl.hell,
Mies Marguerite Douglas. of Hyde
Park. i. Vi+icing her uucle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Tough.
Mea Grace C,Dioron, of Chicago,
and Mies Mildred Cameron. of Detroit,
are guests at the home of their father
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Does the Greater Part of Your Goal
Go Direct to the Ash Heap ?
Ik F you buy coal with an unknown reputation you might
just as well have it unloaded right into the ash can.
You'll at least save yourself the trouble of raking the
clinkers out of the furnace. But you dont get that kind of coal when you buy
ours. You get 2oao pounds to the ton of pure fire—coal of known reliability
that burns evenly, long and cleanly.
The quality of coal is hidden—its outward appearance shows nothing. its past
performances are about all you can judge it by, and upon past performances we
are building up our trade.
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Buy coal now before cold weather makes it necessary and you'll save money.
And 11 you want real coal buy Lehigh Valley Coal, the coal that satisfies.
Any quantity of Hard Wood, Maple and Hemlock Slabs and Mixed Wood.
Lime and Cement. rompt delivery.
THE SAULTS COAL CO.
Office Phone 76
(f ems s to «dies & Gbit )
a. J.Saults, Res, 275 W. W. Sault', Res 202
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are simply kidney dieoders• Theki
filter the Mood of ..11 that shouldilitteC
there. T he blood lasses through the kiJ-
ae), eser% three minutes, 11. the krdnevs
do their work no impurity or cruse of
deordrt can- rattan in the cirr.:lation
lwiger than that t• Thrrelore it your
blood .s out of" order %our kidneys hale
failed in their work. They are in nerd off
stimulation. *rear hetting or doctoring.
Oar medicine will do all three, the finest
an,l most imitated blood nledia:Me there
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Dodd's
Sidney
Alla
Mr, Alex. Cameron.
Rev. J. G. Stewart, of Knox church,
London. is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Stauuory, at Cedar Lodge
Dr. J. Mtanburv. of Toronto, was s
week-eod guest at the home of his
brother, Mr. Geo. Stanbury.
The Church of England garden party
on Tuesday evening was an iwwenie
success, the crowd h.iog even larger
than on former occasion..
Anniversary services will be bold in
St. Andrew's church bn Sabbath next,
Rev. Murray Tait. of %Wallsceburg,
being the preacher for the day. Special
'noel • will be prrvided by the cboi•.
assisted by Mrs. Duncan, of Saskatoon,
also by Mrs. Reynold., of Knox
church, Stratford, and severed other
members of the same choir wbo are
holidaying here.
After a continuous dry spell of five
week. and a day. the longest and hot-
test within the memory of "the oldest
inhabitant," the sluice -welcome rain
strived on Monday evening, first as •
gentle shower hating an hour or w
and later in the night se a *lamp little
thunder -shower. As • result the dust
nuisance, which bad beemue almost
unbearable, is allayed. a+ is al., the
intense heat. sed both drooping arse.
tstiou and drooping spirite ale aga e
re.i veu
DUNGANNON.
1114. N. F. \WHYARD is
agent fur THE El l . SAI. at Duna --Annan. -
0, ler- left, with him fur sub.. riptie•+.
:,4,ati.e m.nb o: i ab prict.na will re -
prompt attention Telephone
t Goderich Karfh r s..
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A Big Cut in Summer Muslins
WE are making a sacrifice of the colored Summer Muslins, Now
Is the time to buy a new waist or dress for your=elf or the
children. Every piece of muslin offered is new this season
and the patterns and colors -are good. Fine muslins 27 in. to 36 In.
wide, white and colored grounds with dainty floral and stripe designs.
Regular 20c and 25c muslins for 12 1-2c while they last.
Watch oar windows for these Muslin. at 12 1-2c.
White Silk Gloves
We are now in a position to fill your wants in short whiteSilk Gloves, per pr. age aai j5c
Long white Silk Gloves, 12 and 16 button length. at per pair 754 $IJS sal $1.25
Silk Boot'Hose
Silk Boot Hose are the favorite this season. Ladies' white silk Boot Hose in all sizes
at 5lk a pair. This is a very fine stocking, at only 50C a pair.
Ladies' black sidle Boot Hose at 50c, 85c add $1.00 a pair. Let ns show you these
stockings. They are very sheer and can be relied upon for wear. .
Ladies''and Children's Summer Underwear
Ladies' short, long and no sleeve Vests in many qualities and styles at 124c, 15c, 21k,
25c and 35c each.
Children's Summer Vests, in short and no sleeves, at 15c amp 20c each.
THE COLBO'RN E STORE
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MMMM/aMMAM/b
Lawrence Cudmore,
and Arthur Junes:
Geo. F. Hindley
PORTER'S HILL.
TUESDAY, August N.
Narita—Mies Margaret Walker, ..f
Clinton, spent a few days at 0. W.
Potter's last week Mr. Will Mc-
Donald, of Detroit, it visiting at his
mohet 's, Mrs. James McDonald's...:
Miss Ruby Potter is Bowe, having
spent several weeks nursing at Mite -
ton .. Misr Hazel Monk. of G..de-
rich, is visiting at Geo. Vanderburg'..
..Mr. R. Y. Cox spent Sunday at
Collingwood.. Mr. Harvey Putter re-
turned home Monday, having .pent a
!week • at Woodstock.... Mr. Lorne
Tabor motored from Trrwbrdga ou
Sunday :o \Vm. Johnston'+, bit wife
accompanying hits hove Skit
Isabel Sinclair is visiting her ,,ter,
Mn. Leslie Cox.
V4 EDNESDAY, Aug. 11.
Mr T. G. Allen went to Peterboeo'
on a hu.iness trip on Monday. .
MUM Pearl McKenzie has gone to
Alliston to visit friends for a few d.ys.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Rose motored to
Teed Zurich, Grand ed and South Huron
points Ode week, i
We were pleased to see -Mr. William
Beatty. formes lyof the Sterling Biot
here. it the Locality thi. week
Mia. Cors Allen is engaged to teach
in Cedar Valley. school. Miss Jan..
Mtothera is to teach at Mafeking
school.
Rev. I. McKelvey, of Dungannon
Methodist church, and RPV. J. V.
Hedley, of Nile, exchanged pulpit.
last Sunday.
Remember the Women's Institute)
garden party on Friday evening of
this week, oo the grounds of Mr.
Chu. Brown. A good time is
expected. Ashfield ft iendr this week.
Mi.+es Ella Mtotbers, Hazel Augus-
tin. and Amber MacKenzie and Mr.
Lorne MacKenzie autoed to Guelph.
Elora and Fergus last Saturday and
returned on Wednesday.
AUBURN.
Trs' nAY, Aug net 8,,
A niter of Dr. B.C. Weir. from
Suvtbtoy, is spending her holidays
Doctor.
Mr and Mrr. Sclater, of Seaforth,
are visiting their daughter. Mrs. E.
with the Lawson.
Rev. W. and Mrs. Conray arrived
houie after spending their holidays
with relatives near St Marys.
Mr..l i+eph Irwin went on an auto
trip to Niigata Fall. with ht. brother,
Dr. I. win, of Wingha'n, retaruiug 00
Monday.
One of the attractions at the civic
holiday picnic. on August =till. on the
wr.( hr1.k of the rivet adl be a base-
ball watch b•tweeo ladies' team. f ono
Londesborough and McUowau's. Watcu
for the posters.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
TUESDAY. August 8.
Mr. and Mr-. Jnhn'Redmwrd visited
The Dungannon Women's institute
desiree any penin having spare cloth-
ing to bring it to the 1)ungannon post:-
office.
ost.officr. The uieurtters will he very
thankful for naV donations sent in—
either men'.. woolen's or chadren's
clothing.
KIPPEN
Trzsu.a%. Aug. 5.
Mics McKihbon, teacher, dau,rhtIr
of Rev. Mr. M- Kibbon, of Granton, is
here vuitieig among her many friend,.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Alton and Mr. and
Mr.. D. K. Alton, of Aabfietd, were
visiting friend. in this village and on
the Parr line this week.
Messrs. F. Roes. principal of Dun-
gannon public school, and G. Howard,
princip.l of Zurich public school. with
their mfrs, were visiting at the home
of our teacher, Mr. W. H. Johnston,
this week.
CAMP B.,RDI• N Nrrr Si. Ban.—H. .1.
Morrow, G. F. Handley. L E. (Cud -
more and J. M. McCly.,.ont are home
from Camp Borden. They report that
the camp is within forty rode of the
station and that ha tbey had to do the
first day they arrived at the eamp
was to put up their tents. It was com-
monly reported here that the soldiers
had to march twelve mile, from the
station to the ramp and were then
drilled three hours without water to
drink. Them men report things to
have hmn in poor shape when they
went. hut they ars rapidly improving,
and soon the grounds will be in splen-
did shape. Ryes the sand in wet
weather will be vastly preferable to
mud.
'Ben HONOR ROLL 11N%'xtLED.—
l.aet Sunday was Patriotic Itay in
the M.thnrliet church and the pastor,
Rev. A. W. Brawn. gave • splendid
address on patriotism. and the. Honor
Roll.r+gqntaining the names of nine sol-
diers ebnnerted with this congress-
tinn. Mae unveiled by Mrs Jae. Mc-
('lymont, mother of one of th and
Sunday school teacher of my of
then.. Mr. W H J.'hnaton gar the
addle... and Mr R. 114 mettles. o be-
half ret the congregation, presented the
nnldiers present with • fountain pen
The sasses of those on the Honor Roll
are William J Hocking, wnunded at
the first battle of Ypres. afterwards
dying In hospital Wm. J Reynolds.
Jamie A. Hayes.,_
a es.Rs'Mr: J Moersw,
Melville Met ynsesR Henry ReMer,
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Rev. Jaynes Wtleon, of Toronto,
spent I.et week holidaying in thin
virinity.
Mr. A. Mci}ougall, of \Viughan.. has
fintsuell building cement silos be-
Mesrrs. H King and Wtu. Einahen.
Mr. and !Nr.. Neil McKenzie, of
Laurier, and Mr. and Mrs, (leo. Rob-
ertson. of I.ueknow, visited at William
McAlister'• fait Friday.
Mr., Mr!. and .Miss McDonald,
of J eutr.t two, Miss Wilson, Mus In-
man an0 Mt. Hendessrn, of H mewls,
spent the wrek•eod with frienia herd.
There was a Targe crowd at the party
held in the school here last Friday
evening. Although the weather was
warm all report having had a good
time.
KINTAIL.
MONDAY, Aug.wt 7.
Mr. Charles Mac(lregor is spending
his vacation at his home here.
Mise Olive McMurchy has returned
home after visiting for some week. at
Sarnia and Detroit.
Dr. Robert Martin, of Knot church,
Stratford, conducted the services in
Asbfleld Presbyterian church last Sun- ;
day.
Women's Institute held its
monthly meeting at the home of Mn.
Robert Hawilton on Thursday last.
An interesting feature of the meeting
was the disposing of the autograph
quilt. the proceeds of which are to go
to the Red Cross Society. Mr. Armour
MacMurcby was fortunate enough to
have boug t the lucky ticket which
decided to whom the with should be-
long. Uongratulatlons !
ASNFIELO.
RED Canso WORE. —The Ashfield
Soldiers' Aid Circle eget In Port Al
bort Hall on Wednesday evening, July
19. The committee in chitr.. of the
garden pony which wee Arid on July
5th reported the net proceeds of the
garden warty to he 11fe1,72. A cash
sum of 144) was voted to be sent to floe
Red ('roes Societyfor July and Aug-
ust, and Mil to tprieonere of war
fund for fou.) parcels. Ladies wishing
to knit can have yarn from Mrs. H,
Hlggie•, 000nassion 4. wbo has a large
supply of machine -knit meek legs is
hand out. 'l'bs Red Crone Society has
made a request for preserved fruit
again this year. and the Circle asks all
the ladies of Ashfl.M who wish to do
nate fruit to hand in Iyer, sealers of
sages to Mrs. Jas. Hayden, Port Al-
bert,
lbraet, Mrs. Wm. Blake, oonceeeioe 9,
Mew, R Higgins, ooseamios or Urn.
Jae. Garvey, Kingsbridge The fruit
is to be packed and slipped at Use
INDIVIDUAL
SAN iTARY
,e/rViCe
PURE WHITE PAPER CUPS
as NEVER USED BEFORE
NEVER USED AGAIN"
SAFEGUARDS HEALTH
Surprise Your Wife and the Kiddies
-I- LL -E home some ler Cre,rn
h.- j ere., an authority eau •
rengtii that! !:ped of t'Ir
tvaaon+ wh% -:,u sh,ut:,l t.ricr h
time" a Reek'during the warm
test deserts to;, coulij giVe'the k..
with you. it will surely please them—
: has more real food qualities th..: 4,0,11
.•1 wr now nat. Th.at'• one 04 the
F..% NI at !raag three or foto
router monk r•, It will be- one the
plies.
See that it conies froth mi -ours i. the Ti.+cue-building Pure Foal kind
J. E. Robbins' Candy Kitchen
Phone 64 Sean Side of Square, Gederick
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September meeting. A•titust meeting
ha. been cancelled. Further notice
will be given reg.rli .g trptcml..r
meeting. . \Ir.. Ro1oe,n Higgins
wishes to thank the Kiri. o1 bee oetgh•
btrhood who a+si.twl h -r in enisning
the tilos of t .r warhiu-•knit soca«,
which has to Ike dune hrfurs the (pp'
can be put in them.
111 a" .nntrtrs. A•k far ser iNYKP1_
Tl).: d A 1 • v ISER. W 1lcb wit' I.4 mat fres.
)1ARION ! MAIt:ON.
1194 University ger. Meatr4u .
A New Shipment of
house Furnishings
HAS AS arrived at Walker's Furniture Store.
consisting of Rugs in Brussels. Velvets,
Wiltons and Tapestries in vanous sines and
qualities. Before you buy a rug give us a call
and examine our stock. because it is new and
up-to-date.
Linokums, 2 x 4 yards wide, have just arrived
from the mill.
We will give a special discount off all Verandah
Rugs and Verandah Shades during the month
of August.
Picture Framing and Repairing promptly and
neatly done. ,
Walker's Furniture Store
THE STORE OF QUALITY
Often the Cheapest Always the Best
W. Walker, Furniture aad Uadertakiles
Mae ss , Galeria