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This Week at
GODERICH INDUSTRIAL EXHI-
BITION.
Continued from loge b.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Table butter, salted for use, rolls.
farmers only to compete ; orewery
Puttee excludedprises given bythe
Bank of Montreal. (ioderichk J. Tull!.
0. F. Wiserd. J. Fowler.
Table butter, in crock, salted for
present use ; tamers only to com-
pete ; creamery butter excluded (first
prize Sterling Hank.
Lair bwait•.rA J(iobi horpe, J.
Yuiil.
(Cheese. not lees than 12 pounds.
homemade. 0. Lsitbw•ite.
Tub or crock of butter, not lees than
:IS pounds : farmers only to eo•gete;
creamery butter excluded i8r.$ prise
one dozen cabinet photos by J. W.
Trusaler 1, 0. Laitbwalte, Mrs. A. J.
(:oldtborpe. Mrs. 8. H. Jobnst's.
Dairy butter, 5 pounds. 1 -ib. pouts.
ttir.t prise, rug., by Hodges& Bros.,.
Mr -s. A. J. Goldthorpe, 0. Laithwaite.
HORTICULTURAL DBI'ARTMRNT.
u
Another shipment of
Tall Crystal Flower
Tubes. price 35C
I) inty Crystal Flower
Baskets and Flower
Vases, reduced. 20c,
25c. 35c, SOc, 75c
and $1.00
Thanksgiving Card s,
splendid assortment.
ranging in price from
lc and 2 for Sc up
'fhb
Season is Here !
We have a full line of
APPLES.
Ten varieties. A Sloan, 3 W Salkeld.
J . sowerby & Sou ; six varieties, cook
hm .1. Sowerby & Son. J. W. Salkeld,
A Mtoan ; six varieties., dessert. .1 W
Salkeld..1. Iiywerb & Son ; Duchess
of Oldenburg. J. W. Salkeld, J. Fowl-
er, J. Sowerby& Son ; Alexander. A.
Sloan ; St. wrence. A. Sloan. J.
Sowerby & Son ; G v nstreak.
s J
l'towerhy & Son ; Cayuga
Q•.oe. apple. A. Sloan. 1. Salkeld: fall
pippin. A. Sloan. Mrs. A. Foster; W
ox. pippin or calm/bra, A. Sloan.
Andrew., J. Sowerby & Son; snow. 1
Salkeld, K Andrews; !libido,' pippin.
J. W. Sa&keW. A. Sloan, J. Yuill;.
Wiese*. golden. A. Sloan; King of
Tompkins Uooaty. J. Sowerby & Son.
A. Sloan. 3. Fowler; cranberry pippin.
J. Sowerby & Sow. J. W. Salkeld, R.
Andrews: Pewaukee,' G. W. Andrews;
Wagner. 0. W. Andrews, J. W. Salk-
eld, R. Andrew.: Westfield:s seekno A.
farther. J. Sowerby &
Rhode island gar rear re. J McManus,
J. Sowerby & Son. J. Ywli; Baldwin,
J. W Salkeld, J. Sowerhy le Son.
R. Anett ewe; Tatman'. .ween. A.
Sloan; Aneeriean golden russet. J \%
Selkirk!. J Soar. by & Sim. A Slows, 11
Canaria red. K Andrew.; Fallawaler,
J W MAlk.IJ. A Sloan; . Phoenix. J
Sowerby & son: Onto ion, J. W Salkeld.
J McMsuus, J.''i.•ierl y k Mor; month-.
ern spy, A :,loan, J %V Salkeld. J
Sower by & Mon; Slam-. J Sowerby &
yco. G %% Andrews. J McManus: Blen-
heim orange pippin. 11 Andreae, A
Sloan: Pother[. .I ..,werby & Son, 1
'.d. -Id: Stark, .I Sowerby & Sun;
,,..Ilett-swen. W \Varnork, J Sower by
Mon: seedling, 6 daithwaite. 0 F
Edward, .1 Sowerby & Men.; any other
�
1.
variety. J \♦ salkekt, A Sloan,
'Yuill:crab,J S,weaby & Mon. l' Wella;
Sat- I gniutea, R' And, .w-, Nits M J Fowler.
1•raR�.
Willard's
Forkdipt
Chocolates
in various dainty packages.
Enjoyed by those who like the best.
Satu: day Special
Regular 40c a pound.
urday only 29c
Ms Oat Limey RAIL
If you are suffering with ailing
kidneys. -if you have tried other
preparations and have found theme
lacking, make up your mind to
at Art taking 1'esalar Buchu and
Palmetto Compoundat .
This
reliable prrpar
has bees
successful Unrested *gainsaid there
S little doubt that it will give you
the same relief as it has thousands
a ethers who haae suffered with
kiduey trouble.
For your prulrctioa in huyrag,
the es u•t furniula S printed os
every label, and we can recom-
mend Buchu and Palmetto Com-
pound un every respect.
It u meld in two sines, fifty tests
and use dollar, and we believe yen
can use it with very good results.
B lure t..kiug this remedy,
cleanse your system with Perrier
Laver Saline which will enable the
Ruche and Palmetto to set more
thoroughly and quickly. Pewter
laver Salrue, i sold in two assn,
twenty-five and fifty curets today
tt
th..e reliable prepant y
at
JAS. A. CAMPBELL, Pr. B.
cENTRAL DRLG STORE
Corner North Mt..and Mquxre
Goderich
'Phones Res. 3211
HB SIGNAL : GODB1RICH uuNTkRIO
heldse coat, Mrs. M Felker, Miss 8
Oneter.
(i oc rr WORK IN °arrant.
Leash est, cloth and doilies, Mrs. J
li Seer* Mrs. M Felker; table teats,
Mrs. A Johnston. A Halliday; lnser-
ties I• towels, Mrs. M Felker, Mrs
A inheritor); collar, Mrs MFelton.
inns. J. 8. Howrie; sof,. patios,
Biddle,MrsiM Felker.. Mr. A titii Idle; bag.I
Mrs A Jobr.tuo. Mi. Bata,: nish,-
gown or corset cover, W Stewart; '
crocheted lace or Insertion, Mr.work
die, Mrs M Felker: crotcheted
es esmbination with novelty braid on
� of
gUapleparel6Wi'eliold Stew•rt,Mrs or
M
Felker;
work, Mrs A
aMo• Mrs Biddle.
•
sat R RU 1DERI all.
Table linen, Mrs. A. Johnston, Mn.
X. J. Fowler ; five o'clock tea cloth,
Wen, Mrs. Biddle, Mrs. A. Johnston ;
eMtremier a and six doilies, Miss M.
Miss wM CMurwen. Mrs. C. Lecer ; ky ;side -1
bowed scarf or runner, Misr M. Cur -
We•, Misr 8. Curtis ; sots pillow. Mrs.
addle, Mrs. Howrie; nightdress. Sr*.
A. Murton. Misr 8. Carter: Pis. cub
loss. Mn. Biddle. Mrs. M. Kos : freer
Joon ; pillow dip •Mrs. A. John-
ston, Mrs. M. Felker; corset cover,
Miss M. Curweo, W. Stewart; bou-
doir e)ap. Miss M. Outwear, Mrs. A.
Leweon; lady's waist, Misr 8. Carter.
W. Stewart; childs dress. Mrs. A.
Bus. 9i Lawson, Mrs. A. Johnston; lodge room I
pillow, Mrs. Biddle: centrepiece',
putsch work. Mrs. A. Johnston, Mrs.
_ I Diddle; towels, initials or worugrani.
W Waruoek, H 0,int lvyt tear maria- Mie. A. Johnston. Mn. Biddle; band- I
lice, open •i', 3 W ilalkeld, G Leith- kerchief. Mr.. J. S. Howrie, Miss M.
waiter Delaware, 0 Wells. W Stewart; Ourmee; Ince stitches, Mrs. Baker,
(bacon', 0. Laithwaite, W Warnock; Mrs..1. 8. Howrie; collar and cuff set.
Hartford, W Warnock, W Stewart; Mrs. A. Johnston, Mrr. M Mss. pil-
low... W Warnock; Moyer, 0 Leith- low *lip, Misr M. ('urwem,
waite; Moore'. diamond, G Laitbwaite, Johnston. eawt�o.
0 Wells; Baton. tV' Warnock; earl Hand -made shirt waist, Mrs.J. 8.
victor. W Warnock, J W Sslke
Virgeunes, W WarDick• J W Salkeld: Howrie. Mrs. lei. J. Fowler; wain new.
Rose. Mrs, M. J.
tial .and Ezcboast Value in.
Ladies' Tailored Suits at $25_00
t 1TWITHSTANDING the ntarked advance in prices of tna-
Nserials of all kinds, we are showing a Suit at 525.00 that
is exceptional value, whether considered from the stand-
point of style or price. The materials are purr -wool verges
of superior quality, in navy, black, green and brown. The style of
both coat and skirt is absolutely correct for the present season's
wear. The coats are silk -lined, some a braid-trimmed.
ray -trim 1 where e
workmanship is of the highest order. ssaAO
t
the price, each
a Ib.
$•x vatietie* iismed, four of each. 0
1 Larthwaite, W. Warnock: three eerie-
Ii tie-, n*med. lover of each. 0 Leith-
wa.i . J W SaikrW; Bartlett, J W
A. L. Caldwell, Phm. B. Manceid. R C Postlethwaite, J Yuill;
j Iluche-. D'Angouteme, J W tlalkeld.
Prescription Druggist F Barks, 0 Lattbwaite; Louise Boone
poses tea lied Ns North Silt Spurr) de Jer.ev. lit Lailhwaite. W Warwick;
tieu:re i)Anj..•n, W Warnock. A Hal-
liday; Ileums Hardy,J SoaerbyBea&
1110111111.4110111.11.111".....111.." I nor: 1/ern re Dwl,
er
Bo -c, K Andrews, W. Warnock; win-
- ter Neill... J Sowerby& Soo. J Yuill:
Waite;sok 0 'Laaithwutit� 3 %uiiII;
Clapp'. favorite. H HunWvy, 1 Salk-
eld: Lawrence. J SOwerby & Son, J
Yuill; Keiffer. G Laitbwaite; any other
variety, 0 F Edward, R Andrews.
PLCNr):
(Tinton. i Salkeld, \♦ WartwekV, ing by hand. Mrs. M
Campbell's early, (i Laithwaite, Fowler; gent's flannel .hirt, Mrs. Hed-
Warnock• Massasoit, Bodigges's' No. & ley: Phan hemstitching. Mrs. A John -
Miss ♦V.rnock; Lindley, Rodger's No. 9, aeon. Mine M Curwem: button boles.
G Lsi'hw'siN. W Warnock: Geeteur, Mrs. 8 H Johnston, O F Edwa :1
1
Rodger', No. 14, W Stewart; Agawam, darning, Mn. A Johne' on.
Rodlger's No. 15, W \\'smock, J W M Bow darning on cashmere, I
• n. A Iww-
%S.St;; rssinu,
\\� Stewart. W W►rnuck: Salem. .on; mending. 1 patch hemmed,
d ri's No. ."-.', G Lwishwrile; Her- Mr.. A iawson, Miss M !'uraen:
The Saults Coal Co.
M. l)u�+sa & uledkill
EXCLUSIVE -AGENTS FOR
LE111d1-1 VALLEY
TILE COAL. THAT SATISFIES
W! c'•!a' in Hard alndift Coal,
1,imle, :C anent, Fire Brick. Fire
Clay, d1 Hp'rd and Soft. W�t,
Maple and Hemlock Slabs..
Hemlock Slabs, $2 per teed.
Fresh cars of Lime and
Cement just received.
Orrice PHONE - - - - 75
R. J. Sault Residence 275
W. W. Saults' Residence 202
Ed -
pare
R.xh.es r No.19.Mrs, M J 1• owler, M
I, sC mending, 1
Ir-r:,Redger's No. 44,W Warnock; Nis- patch totrsewed. 0
gawk. G Laittiwsite, W K Henry: Ent- ward
Mr.. Biddle; plain working
parr Since, 0 Wells; Jessica, W War- apron, Mn. A Laws)n, 0 F Edward;
nock, (' \Veils; Woolen, G Leith- fu cy apron. !Selkirk', Mrs. Mcllwadbe.
wane, C Wells: Brighton, 6 Leith -
sal LACE WORN, l e. W Warnock: Warnock;
and Poiwt lace, Mrs. 3 S Howrie, Mrs. M
li h g red, W Salkeld.
Northern 3 Fowler; Irish crochet, Mrs. A John -
light, l' ♦VellF 1 .Salkeld. stun, Mrs. Biddle: knitted thread lace,
John -
FLOW Mrs. Biddle, Mrs. 3 8 Howrie; tatting,
t'olleeti in of cut flowers, Mrs Mao Mn. M Ron,. Mrs. A Jobn•too; drawn
Wthread work, centrepiece, Mrs. M J
May. W Warnock, a .; verbena,.
dahlias. Fowler, Mn. MacKay: netting, Mre
Mn MacKay. l: 11'Vells: verbeoae, Mn
J 8 Howrie, Mr•t Mackay; dianthus, F M Felker, Mn M J Fowler.
Berke-, (' Walla; zinnias. Mrs Mac- pRacssRvacR, RACct.+, ETU.
Mac-
Kay. W t» war • : truss geraniums. rAssortment of home-made preserver,
single, W Bible, W C Wells: truss ger- Mrs J 8 Howrie, Mrs M Felker, 0 F
Kay: p does. a W 8tew.r , Mrs Mac- Kdw•ro; peaches, Mrs MacKay, Mn
Kay; phloxes, annual, W Stewart.. rs J M Howrie, Mn Biddle: strawberries,
MacKay: gladiolus, C Wells: asters, W Mrs A 3 Goldthorpe. Mrs MacKay,
Wee, J Yuill; pansies, Mrs A Johss P
Stewart. 0 sun: raspberries, A
Mrs 3 R Howrie, Wells; petunias, day.Mrs Biddle, Mrs A Foster; plums.
double,
W Stewart, O Wells; t; tinier-
Mrs J S Howrie, Mn MacKay, Mr* S
hinuwi F Barker. C St+wart:sonnet- H Jobrustoe; pears. C Wells. Mr. Mac-
tu•um., Mn MacKay. l` Stewart; nee. Ks A Halliday; cherries, Mas A
Webers, SC aVrt, s M MacKay: Y•
stocks, W Stewart, Mn M.cKsf. A Uallid y Holince. JYuill: citron,
A Halliday; quince. 0 F I;.tward;
Ptie rt•,t,rtw. apple sauce. Mrs MacKay.__O F Rd -
Coleus. W Stewatr. U Wells; tuber- ward. Mrs Hedley: jellies. kin A Fw-
nus begonias. W Stewart; twRnni• rex, _ward. MacKev. A Halliday; mixed
C Well.: four varieties o f begonias, Mn S H
not tuberous, W 'Stewart, 0 Wells:
tuchaias, four single geraniums and
eight double geraniums, W `Stewart;
four geranium., double. and flowering
hpu a ,plains. W Mtewart; hand bou-
quet. C Wells. Mrs MacKay. Mn A
Foster; table bouquet, C Wells, Mrs
MaeKay,Mrs ] S Howrie; centrepiece,
C Webs, Mrs McKaket W Stal ewart.
Welt; hanging
Mn 3 ri Howrie.
GARDEN VRORTABLKS.
Collection six varieties of potatoes,
A. Halliday, J. Fowler : early porn -
thee. D. Prows, A. Aallidaayll; lataye
potatoes, D. Proose,
summer squash. 0. S. Hunt, ie. Bar-
ker ; hubbard rquaah, A. Halliday,
T. Oundry & Son : white or golden
celery. A Halliday : red celery, F.
Barker ; winter cabbage. F. Barker,
A. Halliday ; red cab`v ge F. Barker ;
turnip blood beets.
Wells : long blood beets, F. Barker:
radishes, C. Wells. A Halliday; car-
rots, C. W. Worsen. W. Womack;
parsnips, 1. Salkeld, F. Ba, W. rker; rel
onions, ores, yellowf onions, danvers,
ck.
F. Baker; Hunt,A. Hallida ; yellow
G• fn F. Barker,
ovines, any other variety. O. S.
A. Halliday; sneer able onloo0o 8.
Hunt, R. Andrews: largest
any variety. F Darker; corn, for table
rise, A. Halliday; (caulifloweitoma-
Hallidev: peppers,
toes, any variety, A. Halliday. F.
Barker; cucumbers. A. Halliday, T.
Oundn of garden
b.iiw. & Wellls J. Vein: tonsortlos
herbs, e produce. prise by Oodertcb
of garden plod Barker. A. Halliday;
(kr . F.
salsify. F. Barker. A. Halliday; water
melons, J. Ynil1, A. McNaty;musk
Bron.
melons, Mrs. M. Roes.
citrons. 0. Olen. A. Halliday.
HOME MANUFACTU tuts.
eurrrtt(o, arc.
Patchwork Quilt, A Halliday, Mrs. A
Johnston: rag mat, Mts. R Johns-
ton. A Halliday; bath towel and wash
cloth. cotton, knitted, Mrs. Many,
Dire M 7 Fowler; carriage
n.
kaitted, Mrs M Ross Mt+. A Johns-
ton; tew*r1 ,mane doable tattled
W Stewart:
family wool �mitten*. McKay, . A Johnston.
Mss. M Sees; kaltud wool bootees,
Mrs. MacKay. Mts. M Felker.
emoillat 1 Woos.
Bedroess.Ii,.,_$. lire. • Jobstos,
M Sees( ladle.' shawl. 00 F Idwarrd;
Washington, )Ira. A. Johnston;
Bradebaw, Pond.* seedling and Vic-
toria, W ttewwrt; Smith'. Orleans, A
Halliday. W Stewart; yellow eggs A
Sloan. Mrs J 14 Howrie; Lombard. A8
O S Hoot: erv••n gage, \V Stewart.
iso tl• A.SIoan: Niagara,
A 1 ;day; eibundance.11 -SV Aaldrewe;
any Other variety, 'tV St„art,itA
Sloan; pi tine. (i Iatithwaite,
e.
'„ I•EEAI II F.R.
Fitz&eiaid• Mrs Mackay, W War-
nock; yellow St. John, 1 Salkeld; late
Crawford, J Yoill, 1 Salkeld; I0berta,
11 !Salkeld; :uav uthe, variety. 1 Salkeld;
lseedliug, tt Glen. R Glen.
Twelve varirt les grown in open air,
Millinery
Department
It is our tint to krcp the Mil-
linery Department right abreast
of the times and have a stuck
that ie fresh and ever changing.
Our arrangement for weekly
shipment of novelties as they
appear in the market it one that
enables us to ►how the eeeson'y
novelties. as •stn as they aappcer
in the large centres,
his
week for thattractive e Ifir,.tr time andwn we
heartily invite you ti conic and
see them whenever convenient.
Warmer Hose are Wanted Now
Cooler days mean that warmer HosieryG wanted.
Never have we been so Wel tprre paddy, supply
we
your Hosiery needs as ,in, at
would like to emphasize the fact that p
which Cashmere. and Woollen Hone wittier bought
today are t W i lees than equal qualities
wisdom of
lt
for inside the next six months
early buying should he very apparent.
Children's Ribbed Cashmere Hoses. l80. 350
and 500.
Ladies Ribbed and Plain Cashmere Hoes. 280.
800 and lee. -
*e call special attention to ladies fine Cashmere
Hoer. either fine rib oll sizes. r plain, at St peare made r rpair.
1'h superior
suality yitrve in nr•, very soft and splendid wearers.
1
Beautiful Black Silk, ;t.50
This Silk is heavy weight, rich button's Splendid wearer. Per
and
free from adulteration' r. so
yard
We Re-cover Umbrellas
We Upholster Furniture
Ws Re -finish Furniture
We make Window Shades to order
KIPPEN
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 4.
Rev. Mr. Aitkins, of Gihraltsr, who
here,
received
to he (inducted on to the n Presbyterian
e17ta
in*t
Mr. H. F. Moreton, who is in traiw-
ing in the l'. 0.T. 0., Toronto,
was
r,
Mrs
pickles. A Halliday, John- offered tut ark and accept a
Son. O F Edward: collection of tion with the British Admiralty as as -
sauces. Mrs MacKay. Mrs J ri Howrie. siatant superintendent of edmp+asr&.
As-
ian, S H ]ohostau• hooey in tombs. F �_
11RA1'RR.
1W Warnock: eight varieties, open air,
C Cook; Ise of honey, J %V Salkeld, F
C Cook. maple sugar, Mrs 8 11 John-
ston: mapio syrup, A `Sloan, Mrs 8 H
Johnston. A Halliday.
RRRAD. PAATRa,
Collection of baking. Mrs A Foster:
as•ortmrnt of pies. A Halliday; three
Mares. homemade, white bead. made
with
darrity FlourflMills.,our
Mrs ci H Jorizes by h -
.too. Q .1 Hoftgarth, Mrs A Foster;
three loaves homemade bread, 2 brown
and 1 currant, made with Purity flour.
(prime„ by Weeteri Canada Flour
Mille►• Mn S H Johnston. Q J Hog-
garth, Mrs A Foster; tea biscuits, Mn
A.1 Goldthorpe. Mn A Foster, 0 F
Edward; fancy tarts, Mrs S 11 John-
ston; oat cakes, Mrs A Fo.ter, 0 F Ed-
ward. Mn A J lioldthorpe: layer
cake, Q 3 Hoggerth, Mrs A Footer, 0
F Edward; b Western Canada scones and buns
Flour
(prises I.
Mills►, Mte A J (}oldahorpe, Mn ri H
Johnston. Mee W O'Keefe; Stewart. oldQ lunch.
Mrs A Foster.
Hog-
garth.
FINE ARTS.
PHt7p roYAt LM'r, tN6R.
L and•oa- scenery, L C O'Keefe,
wrier marime, lakes or timer.
We guarantee to give a Stenographic and Commercial
Course equal to that given by any School in the Province
and to place you in a position when you graduate. Write
(or rates and make arrangements to enter as soon as possible.
Mn Ho
M Homes; animal or Haute. subject.;
Fall Overcoats
There's a chill in the air
that says in l a n g u! g e
plainer than words: "Get
the fall overcoat ready."
The light top coat is an
absolutely necessary part
of every mans apparel.
It is essential to comfort
that the coat should fit
well. Ours are perfect -
fitting. Let us make you
one.
R. J. Armstrong
MERCHANT TAILOR
McLean Block
Coilene Corsets
Fitted by an Expert
Friday and Saturday �! casitn
take• advantage
Miss Younit, the-•xou't't lin 1,
drmonvteatdng
any
anion. of „('.titre,' Peens, -t s. is.
Y g will 1a• plene,al tet have
you ll
will explain the
many rlxo lr Irin features ..f these
high-elase Corsets. This is an op-
portunity to have a Corset fitted
to your figura by • person who
thoroughly understands .very
detail of the Corswt business.
Miss Younit is at yourrervit•e on
Friday and Saturday.
Warmer Underwear, Too
Warmer Underw.•ar is wanted now, and we fir.•
ready to supply your needs. There is a parti.•u-
larly good line of ladies' fine Underwear in medium
weight, vests or diaw•crd, that .11s for 7& th e
garment. This is splendid for bet ween a,+asons.
There are several good ntakes that will befoune
very co mfortabe• at 480. t300
and $1.00 th
garment.
For tou anted at from 2110 to any-
thing
to $1.00 a garnn•nt-
yy w
Exceptional Value in Flannelette
Like, everything else. Flannelette price• as. war.
ing. 't a are particularly fortunate in nTtivt a
large shipment of an e.val extra glin. of 1?ttg�iA
aY
Flannelette. bought months ago, at prw4wean
l,ii,•,•s. '1'hm- i. mels vier quality 4-14.4.41.
'n,.` 1cwr
•ex,r lei{
variety of
weight. ,. ft finish red fast ,-, 1or•t. f "'�
-aril e • t.• -.elect fr. uu I'
. .•r sand
HODGENS BROS.
Direct importers Goderich, Ontario
1 His experience with the Canyole in -
I stitution or of this work.Hr is to harengton s the rank ts him tog
' lieutenant.
Mr. Web,ter Burbank's amtwri 1fe Arte
this week enjoying
a visit is
father and mother. Mr. and Mrs.
Ales.
&tObanae \\'hrrtIsy.
and brother.lioldeu. and wits. of
d Derroit.
vee
The seighhors were D
Itheir familiar faces once more hot are
ceoorrer)7 to know that Webster and ki.I
family are about to lave us. ra are
i FAIRS Norr,u.-S,aue taev'
busy Ailing their silos. Coen
rerery
v of 1
• fair and will yield a large t of
feed, wbicu will be qu.te aceeDt
e
this year on account uI the s►utt+tl'
lin stow ....Tho». who can are has -
vesting their beans. The crop is w
(very good one and if the rumored
price of eight dollars w bushel crop.
*ta-
iled it will be a very profitable tsaid A visitor Mere from
paid 117.5d1 a bushel there recently.
THEY GRow PEACHEs Ttrgg_ after
Miller and son are home againvisit
!Miller
• pleasantt tfao rmer Dear mews I -
with her brother, •
She er Des• that
!peaches
New York.
peaches are the important crop in that
aeection Her brother expecte t!an
Ibushels of peaches this year. but none
tare poking forward to a yield 4,1 111,-
000 bushel.. The prices range from
lfty cents a bushel to over one dollar.
l abs reports that John \Velsh, a tumor
Oioe'ie boy, Is doing well on bis farm.
I He bas been rrarri.d for some years
anti his fatber-tn-1•w is one of those
who expect 10,0110 bushels
PORTER'S 1111. L.
'1'uJEaDAY. Oct. a
Norte. -Mr. and Mrs. F. Morgan, Sir.
and Mn. T. Morgan and Mrs. Stet ling.
Mrs
L C O'Keefe. Mn Haynie; still life, of Port Stanley, visited in the nese
k' m LC O'Keefe Mrs How -I hood last week Mr. and Mn.
tone
buildings, °' !reit Mrs Bourn,
L C
Peter Moll and roo'lMnrmy��
(Med*. Mr. and Mrs aces Sterling motored
hone
randsca e. scenery.
LIST wa•t•ssKeefe, to Kincardine Friday. V
Landscape. eoener•y, L O O'Keefe J _-- - �-- I Sunda Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Pot •
fie. lakes or .leer, U t •r and family motored to Wondstoek
I Fomite, scarf �O , on Friday, returning home Monday.
O'Keefe. Mrs Howrie',.1111 111.. band- Misr Mn.oJohnston returned
Inge. este, J A Fowler, L U O'Ksds qy ew i t . o• Saturday
best drawing in water colors. L 0
tie; flowers or .
tried Seam ink for those Integer -
log Ornate and blackhaad.t Other
Lars aired 1t with great success.
and es a -a confident you will sot
Mr. J. B. Wagsat of New Canada,l
bo disappointed.
Ns.. writes: "Tor a emselderable
time i muttered with pimples and
blackhead• or; my nee. They were
very .rlgiitly and I eaf erect a
good deal Scones reeommeeded
Lien -Bet and 1 commenced wtsg
it. To my Wight the Planks and
bisetbeads gradually began to dM
appear. valtl now my tar. Is _
tirely deard of them. 1 an. 1s -
deed. grateful for what Eaa-Stet
bas don for me. and ebesld 1110
wnas. others flaw et 11M wesdertd
elntsesate
Zama* Ig Reil se gond for tie
sem.. melt tires.. *Mere.siese
eld fressb.
p4 term eels. moms. eta Ilea
lox. i ter sm. le &woo sr
lem-itt Ca.. Termite. Seed 1a
Meop tat edition ss bee trial bum
O'Keefe, J A me. Rosario; Igen or
L i Ol AthAj�c t 3 A Fowler, L O
animal �Kowerm. J A Fowler, Mrs
Howrie; how _
Howrie dolt, I . Fowler,
How-
rim mo•eeheeme.
Howt le.
socarive LIST- etta.
.as•emy In Hens epee -
w,
ty. M O'Keeh. Kr, Bak
Mrs L O (7Ket b Mrs L 0
enloal or the L 0
O'Keefe, ISNOT; WierL, U
O'Keefe, Mr'I�e �a.
• eefe, Di Salter;
lend-
mope,ire • L �, Mrs L O O'Keefe.
a*risous Nte'r--WATY COLONS.
ese.sry, Mrs L ()O'Keefe,
KIK merian. Mrs M
aShotelR e.
MrsL000'LMrs Heavy;
'ibiltem r Mrs M J Flies. Mrs
MOM Miss
sasgureeel' , are L O
o►[Saloeeds. Mw taken
Fewlert nal.McSe mM� _ M _
Fowler, Mse L
omailete, eeneramL eon Ems
.
Mae M Peee3 room M1
M
Andreme.
t
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borne from ow • g '
her nlece, Myrtle Marshall. aeeoteran
log her Rally .•reins will be he
at Bethel absorb Semis. crowing
nit at 10.>p. A•sii• services
murpueml till October 1 •
t Fowler; %endgemme. local.
1, 0
Thanksgiving Day.
SINGLE FARE
Hood gong and retuning Monday,
October
VASE AID 011 -THIRD.
Good «Tntng Ostetwr 7.40.
Recuse Smelt October 10. lett.
Between all 'tastes@ le ()ands
ears of Pert Arthur and to Dstrolt
and Port 9*ros. Misk., Buffalos. Blaek
Seek., Maters Falls sad Sesp.SaiDS
Beldam, N. T.
Tickets and fun lefor*retion on
q*lication an S.P. T. LAWRENCE it
Thome
t11
AIM
MAIN
DRIVE
BELTS
Give you
consistent and
Continuous seTViCe-
Ample provision
made for the full
working strain under any
reasonable overload. n .
Get the Habit of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
- .tom IMet look or feel tight
with the system ME
et pnMa+s.
0
Millions of folks bathe Mt reallP
sew Ilaateed dict tta"ag stair
With
5 ata, Well.
t,. �s0r►,
tom miracles 11 Meld t
tbsn hot water MfluMaar..
1 Then aro vain ambers aim
} some who, he seetatety epee
Is the morning. drink a OM et
let water with a at '
gine oeaoste to IL 1+111 Is a
excellset health mama: it Y
bladed to Seek t1s Mt
sem and tate thirtp bet'eft,
, a eselal talk' over
the body 14th itt satI day, lemon feed are the 11111441
s1tlaMrated
lbeeerls 141d46 11184 Ole Mei.
,gem lariatf. t-ssa ass
li Maim a
he
haulm
lad taste, gelds, steam&
the
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tom.
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