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Blue Serge Suits
$18.00
These Suits are made from
the "old blue cloth," there-
by ensuring you a much
better quality of goods and
a saving of Four Dollars
on a suit. If you want a
Blue Serge Suit don't put
off your purchase -your
size may be gone if you
do.
Black Melton
Overcoats
You know how dressy a
Melton Overcoat is, how
warm they are and how
long they wear. We have
a limited number. bought
at last years prices. This
means a big saving to you.
Special Value
$18.50
Walter C. Pridham
Bssakae Hats
2111 Calgary Clads*
Special M__�
Blyth a. moderator.
Mies Gra Ferlus.m sad )tile May
spent the holiday wi•b their mother.
Mn. Bogor Lawson spent Thants-
giving Dry with ber paresis et Sea-
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forth.
Several auto loads attended the fowl
supper at Dungannon oa Mondry
might.
Mn. Jollies Medd spent the past
week with her parents at Duagannw►.
i Mr. Henry Doerr was in the village
for the drvt time since the accident is
which his leg was broken. W. wee
glad to owe him out again.
Misr Fern Symingtoe. of Toronto,
and Mise Blum Mutcb, of Daabweod,
came Dome to visit their parents over
the holiday.
KINGSBRIDOE.
MOI4DAT, Oct. 0.
Wedding belie are ringing
Misers Marjorie Dalton and Marie
Me ors are visiting friends in Toronto.
Misses Maigarel Garver, of Brant-
ford. Patricia and Madeline Sullivan
and lienevirve (Monroe, of Onderieh,
"pent the week -end under their par-
ental roof*.
Pte. Melvin O'Reilly. of the Perth
Battalion. was home on last leave be-
fore going overseas- We wish bin
11 N ? _I': SUFFER ?
AUBURN.
W EnRItD.AY. Oct. 11.
Our soldier boys of the Idler Bat-
talion were home for their week-eod
leave and r.Iu, ».d on Tuesday. We
hope to have the boys hack again.
A goodly number attredea the
Myth and Dungannon fan• last week.
Row. K. H. Soweto, of Watford,
preached in Knox church on Sunday
in the absence of the pastor. who oc-
cupied the Presbyterian pulpit at
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DR. WARD.
SUPFALo'S LEADING SPECIALIST
,, Illapnie Square.
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OVVI
SCHOOL
SHOES
THE time is here again to get your
boys and girls fined out for
school. They will need song
serviceable Shoes. The kind that will
stand the most severe test in any weather.
In this class of footwear I can show you
a wide rangt of leathers and styles that
will give the very best satisfaction. You
will also find the prices most ,reasonable.
REPAIRING DONE!
Geo. MacVicar
North Side of Square Goderich, Ontario
I u' ' dht Soap has a bit oasts:
lord odyurity which Is
by a $5,000 guarantee. If a
soap has no standard there is
no reason why it should always
be of uniform quality, elwaya
contain the best materials or
be anything like W good as
this soap Inds. standard.w
5'cenis
Sunlight
SUNLIGHT
,SOAP.,
eememer
the beet of lurk and a safe lel urn.
Andrew Martin motored to the Cir-
cular Town on Sunday.
James Tennitb jr., bas sold hie floe
driver to John Fartiolt, of Cuurey'.
Gower.
Senator end Mrs. Donnelly, of Pink-
erton. big mother. Mr.. J. Donnelly.
of Cbep.towe,and Mrs. Michael Kenoey
and Mn. Dennis Donnelly, of Denver,
Col.. spent Thanksgiving at Mr. and
Mn. Gam vey'..
Watch for some Specials
in BRASS BEDS at
Walker's Furniture Store
in the basement section.
A NEW ARRIVAL OF LINOLEUMS JUST
OPENED UP
PICTURE FRAMING
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Watch fbr change of Advertisement
next week. During the rush of Exhi-
bition week we have been too busy to
go through our stock and arrange a
more detailed announcement
WALKER'S FURNITURE STORE
THE STORE OF QUALITY
Moo Mows
1`s W. WALW, ?mire sad Heinlein fik
Clasped
news M Catirkk
LOTHIAN.
TraaDAi, Oct. 10.
LOTH IAM LoeAts.-Moe. Charles
Chesley, is spending a few
days visiting her mother, Mr.. Gil-
more Mr. Alex. Hanby, who has
been teaching in the West fur the
eutnmer months, returned home for a
shaft vacation before resuming hie
studies io Toronto Dental College....
Mies Jean Jcbnston spent a couple
of days last week the guest of Misr
Maggie !Campbell. Ripley Mise
Lena Henderson, of Wingbaw. spent
Sunday at her home benMr.
Little fob
or Big 661
From the
repairing of
at faucet �1t�o
the installa-
tion of a
complete
plumb' n g
system, we
a r e equip-
ped to do
the job.
MEW •
W. R. PINDER
Phone 156 Hamilton Street j
John McKenzie spent a week hen
with his family and mother -In-law.
Mrs. McNamara ... A number from
ben took in Uungasoon fair last week
wed all report a good time.
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1 SERGES FOR SUITS!• I
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is no doth on the market that looks better, wears longer or makes up nicer than Serges for suits. Our stock of Serge is cpm- •
• posed of heavy and.fine French weaves, in blues, blacks, browns, •
• greens, greys and other colon. Let us show you these Serges before
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• you decide on any other cloth. ••
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Fan French Serge, 54 incites wide, in aavy and black, per yard MU•
•• Fan Freack Serge, 58 laches wide, in navy and black, per yar SUS •
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• TLcae four pieces of Serge are exceptional value, as it is nearly •
impossible to buy •.
t •French Serge. •
• Heavy Worsted Serge in navy and black, at $2.00 a yard. . 110,
• Good weight Serge for suits in brown, green, grey, navy .and black, 54 inches wide, at -
$1.75
a yard.
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$1.50. This is a cloth that is exceptional for Dresses, 50 in. wide, in black, green and brown.
PORTER'S HILL. $1.25 and $1.00. These are two cloths that have good weight and have been leader.. Good
WtD1rESDAY, Oct .11. • width and good value at $1.25 and $1.00.
Norse. -Mies Isabella Sinclair is
ndingw tow days with her sister, -
Let. re. L. Ct,x Mr. O. W. Potter
and family stent Thanksgiving at
Kippers Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Vanderburgb sprat Sunday at Clin-
ton . •►nniverear services will be
held in Bethel church on Sunday, Oct-
ober IS. Rev. P. Banes. of Benmiller. -
.will preach in the morning at 111.911 and 1
in the evening at 7 o'clock Mira •
Myrtle Marshall returned to ber bottle -
in Trowbt idge on' Saturday .. .. Aire •
McManus, o. Colborne, is visitingat
Mn. Burke's Mr. and Mrs. w.
Jobust.on visited their daughter, Mrs.
Moore, at Mitchell lest week.
KIPPER. • •
Trite. Y. Oct. 10. 1 •
Messrs. William and Robert Craw- •
ford,' of Ripley and Port Elgin, res- •
pectively, a totopwied by their wivah.
were guests for Thai k-givingof their -
hi -Other -in-law, Mr. J. B. McLean. •
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Our soldier boys were home for -
Thanksgiving and left on Tuday for
Bbrden. All were pIraeed to see there •
Mrs. Walker, of Peterborough, came i -
w
home Saida .evening to visit her;
their
Mrs. Wm. ivison, and other
(tirade. Ott return on Tuesday
her mother went with ber and pur-
poses making a few months' visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Squires and daughter.
of Barter, •tailed"teen- brothel -its -law,
Mr. Joseph Darman, this week.(i
Mies Helen Meregor, principal of
Wellesley public school, spent Thanks-
giving with her parent", Mr. and Mrs
Archie McGregor.
ts
The Metbodi.intend holding their
anniversary services on Sunday, No-
vember 112th. Rev-... Mr. Baird, of
Jame. street church, Kerte.. is to he
the preacher. Next Sunday the
Methodists withdraw all services on
account of the P esbyterian anniver-
sary.
On Thursday, the lhh inst.,
Rev. Dr. Asthenia is to tet inducted
into the charges of Kippen and Hills
Green Presbyteti.n churches. After
the induction service in the church
bete the ladies of the congregations
will provide one of their excellent
teas. The following Sunday will be
their anniversary day and the new
minister will conduct the services.
Mr. and Mn. Detweiler epee's the
holiday with friends at Mooredeld.
On their return they were accom-
paniedby Mrs. Uetweiler's sister, Mee.
W . J. Hill.
The parents of Murray Fisher and
Geotge Stevenson have been notiled
by cable of their oafs arrival in Eng-
land.
Mr. Thos. Melds and daughter spent
Thanksgiving with friends in Turn -
berry.
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FALL SUITS
The new line of wool-
ens that we are show-
ing will catch the
fancy of the ,business
man who recognizes
what is neat and taste-
ful in dress. We will
make your new Fall
Suit in a style second
to none in fit or
finish.
R. J. Armstrong
MERCHANT TAILOR
McLean Block
look ro well.
ll
Tinning of MI Kinds •
dose promptly, thoroughly and reit-
amiably. Well repair or resew
yosr roof, pot year chimney top,
leaders, getters or awoke in Sni-
der' mealtime.
Family Repairing. Too.
it yes want it- Pat a sew copper
battens ea the wash biller, mead all
kinds el iamb is flower*.
Fred Hunt
Hasswr w erasure ' Poses 1116
LOYAL
Ttrz.DAY, Oct. lOtb.
Rapid progress has been made on
Mr. Allan Green's new residence by
the contractors. the Goderich Planing
Mills Co. The plasterers are now at
work and it look. as if Mr. Green will
be in his new home within a few
weeks.
Silo -Wing is engaging the atten-
tion of tarnret. at pres.nt.
Mr. W. F. Totem's big held of beans
is cut and ready for drawing in. It is
a good crop and at present prices .for
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GRAND TRUNK R EM
d..eseekers' Excarsi.is
KID GLOVES
When it comes to Kid Gloves we are in a position to fill y
all the different colors, qualities and styles Of Kid Gloves. •
White Kid Gloves, with white points -
White Kid Gloves. with black points
Tan Kid Gloves, in all sizes, at $1
Black Kid Gloves. in all sizes, at
White washable Kid and Doe Skin Gloves, in all sizes.
our wants as never before. In
111.25 and $1.50
l
$1.50
._':, and $1.50 u pair
$1.'2:, and $1.:'4►
at - $1.:J
COATS ON SALE
We are clearing ont our .tock of Coats. Just six Winter Coats left in stock. They rage
from $10.00 to $21.00. All must be sold by Saturday night and we are going to clear them at
$5.00 and 17.00 each.
There are just four of the sale Raincoats left and they will be cleared by Saturday
night at $4.75.
Now is the time to do your Coat buying. Let us show these Coats to you.
J. H. COLBORNE
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beans will net Mr. Yr wig a handsome
return. ..
Rev. E. H. Sewers, of W:+tford, oc-
cupied the pulpit of Smith's Hill
church last Sunday ono was heard
with great interest and pleasure.
PhitRONAL Mg lox. -Miss Wise
was home for "be That karitiug hou-
'la
eine is now teaching near Ingot •
.ol�, having given up bre at-hool here. .
Other. who wet. home for the holiday
' were Mi... Loretta Young, irons I►ut -
Loi, and Mtvs Marion Glen. from ',Prot-
' ford Business College Rev. l'o.tb
Ii. Poon,!. of Y•.kstt.ttn, visited hi.
'.Pother, N• t .x. Yonne. this week.
Kew. Mr Young i. Lb. Pre.int prise
miri-.n.ry .op.rintendertt for North -
(r. n M.e►.teli.ran snit has come east
to WI end a nowtir•g at Tot onto in coo -
1 no -elites with his work.
itoene els tickets to point. In hhialteba• liar
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katetewaa and Albseta. via North Dope (.sa-
ns* aad Tras.osntaave.tal Route. or .ia t•bt-
mae, in Paul lie treieth earl* sopa Tailor
Ball October Slrt Iaelusive, at low tare..
Tkraagt+ Tourist Sleeping Cars is
WIIINIPEG se above rates, leav-
ing Tenets 111.45 p.n., es &Lange
sf can, via Traneceatiaenal Recite
RLTVRN LIMIT, TWO MONTHS
s■ehretw .• dab el eels. P4nal esters Malt .n
as
tishote Owner se She
5,-tk wetted'., sad 01I1 eartle.latnt at all
Treat teen He�
taGeese
otrr154 ssAt•�t. T seat.. net.
Tickets sad fell information ow ap-
plication to R. F. LA W RENOR &
SONS. Phone E.
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TRAPPERS!
Sr•nd ►lour
RAWFURS
toJ011N HALLAM
VICTORIA OPERA HOUSE, GODERICtl
-.----t- O N ateima
Saturday, October 21 st
PRICES
Matinee at 2:3S--Skc and 75c
Engiitag at &1S-5Sc, 7Sc and $1.M
Sale opens Oct.' 19th at Edwards'.
A QUESTION
Have you seen "The Birth of a Nation ?"
No' Go, ' ecause this is a Limited En-
gagement, and it will be the last chance to
see it in its entirety.
Prices within the reach of everyone.
BASIL S. COURTNEY Presents
The Most Tremendous
Dramatic Spectacle
That the brain
of man has yet
produced !
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
8th WONDER of
THE WORLD!
5,000 Scenes
18,000 Characters
3,000 Horses
Cost $500,000.00
The vat newspapers of
Canada have endorsed its
artistic, historical and ed-
ucational values and say
to their readers :
"SEE IT "
Cities built up and then deattoyei by fire. The biggest battles of the Civil War re-eaaetad
Ford's Theatre, Washington, reproduced to the sanest detail of the Lincoln tragedy. A stories et
wild rides that commandeered a country for a day sod eon 510,000. A oomposidoa e< aatbnal
figures with the universe as its backgroaad. Wolaisrtal artMery Awls, is width real stens, tast-
ing $$0.00 apiece, were used. Mies of of Sgtiters-"War As It Amy 1.."
ALL SHOWN ON A MOST STUPENDOUS SCALE
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA of THIRTY