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rRE STGNAL GODRR1CH ONTARIO
Walter C. Pridham's for
FALL AND WINTER
OVERCOATS !
Money aved
by buying at this store. because we are selling Over-
coats at less than their real value. Let us show you
our Overcoats made in Melton. Frieze, Vicuna, Chin-
chilla and Whitney Cloths at prices from
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$10 00 op to $25.00
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Our Special Order Department
A great selection of the nicest cloths to choose
from. made in any style. Prices ;20 to $35.
Walter C. Pridham
Nth Cautery Ofl
stiiisg. &miss ats
nose 57 ' *
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•114FIELD. many relatitrire tering present, Herr.
ill
Mr
J. If. Hardie aondiseted the furearel ser-
etsaM4 as satterglismest,
As Our IhnitioattiT ..ee. filth* trallh11earer• were Messrs.
m
• Hod. e 'Murdoch 11claiensras. Robert
iser be pioneers of Use toye.
of *-Mu p...„," /4, „wr
hi sed Jant•it Johnston tkincardine town:
YruirtY dle-lreleg„ lbeeteatter'elt$4. in ebilit Th as Harris tRipley). The
iwo bereaved -family, to whom the lose is
the mereen of Mr D I. Tait. .
y.ar. 14, w" Anew in irreparable. .have the deepest gym -
why of WI who know Orem
fleimesid. When he emote C
out he wattled in Heron, Ars1 anattly: 11rif want - Dootinetrrx. h e
cos eras .are swoired to eoneellaus Pi. firmer .1 Mand My,.. Thome, moo_
whet, he semateed sessid the limb* erty. bliesmardton, wee the seem* of a
his desists Not twee at iti.a.ust happy event ..n Wirdisaiday evening.
Um*. hi. daughter went NOW roams.. illetuber 101 h. white their daughter.
"•• lied that he. omit had lied. Pima. Moe Elsie May Dougherty, was ambit!
4 metaiees wartime to the passion of in wisrierbsire to Mr. John McKenzie, a
Mor sfr. bis illiturhar. Whet. tering prosperous young fussier of near Port
writ wonsolv ill The heriersi to Kin• Albert, son of Mrs. Donald lieKeriz e.
ter les...tory Ulm 10.g.y aliesieblgreet Albert. The bones was
. lead with Sege. leaves, Peens
pled hmi. prosiptly et IS
r. • isles*. ,he etrivali of Mendele-
Ag W. Ender. cousin of the held..
the bride, lestaing Oa Use arm of her
ss Wedding Msrch hir
osati
enterinl the epacious parlor.
iratilitlifelle Wee a Snead, elk wierquir
este amli bar hominy% was bridel roses
aid tuna. Th. happy couple were
:11111elliallikel. Rev. H. K. Williams per.
-Itoed ib. emmisi(ny. •f er heat y
meagratelatlino. the guest.. eiesideries
nireefeety, mainly uncles and 'mats 01
the beide and groom. set down to a
delightful wedding dimmer. The 'VIM.
lusi mom paesed in mode, tinting
etoverestn. saes which Hie hasp,
emirate left by awe timid showers of
courettl.' fort. tIoderieh to take the
Homilies train for Londim, rothroy
and other Omuta. The bride'. 'revei-
lles doe., was of envy biota with sailor
King Edward Cafe
(eQuiTi4INO Pawl
The weather is now cool. People
coming to townevau be served
lint Coffee 1 to or cocoa at Sc
Meals also served 35c
Higheet prime paid for butter and
Thr beat barn in town for stabling..
Joseph Murray. -
Kingston Street OODIENICS
the steamer Minnie with all hands
canoe liki r thooderolop to this neigh -
hoe hood. rim, ooly bodies which
were found were 'hove of two men
belonging to We commuted y : Wil -
43, go.. of Sheppardton, and
David Corbett. who .tiyed when an
shine at the home of him •ist•r. Mr..
M.Tobin, or took employment in
town for the wintry months. "Dave."
the name lry which . everyone knew
him. was • general. favorite, as bie
Might. eheei tut digroottion and wil-
ling..e.• to help otherd in time of
need mid* him frienda everywhere.
He was well known both in town and
count. y. It wit be long Indeed
bi
before he will forgotten.
It. wag a strange en elltehre that
he- wet his death on October !Ith
-*the tut t 7 -moment 6 ann i versa. y of Its
birth. Much sympathy is telt for his
sister in her sad bereavement, alt he
was her only hrother and lb« boo of
her kin. W. Bogie. though not of
Oiiir Place, was well kno n by the
young p.stple here and noel the friend -
*hip and Prawns of • large eirele Of
Woods arid neighbors.
HAVE'BEEN TRIED AND -POUND
GOOD. -
EAT LES AND T
SALTS FOR KENOS'
Itaio glom of Soho bolero broakINS
if your 11losit barb or 11•14•1
bouts= FM
nil Amoebas maa sad newisis mud
Wainoorotosay easiest [Masi bed*
we est tea smelt sail all wee feed
le Nee Our Mole ie ailed with are
mid whim\ the kidneys strive to alter
ese, they weaken Imo mereurk. Mem
- ottoswa: the eliminative Seem= dossed
' the mutt le kideity tremble, . bisibler
esteitems moil a 'resserel dodoes in Melte
year kidneys led like hisses a
eikoZywee lash haste or ,tbe swim le
fell sediessia or you- OE
sio=le seek rebel two im three tiara
the aitat..11 yes sulfer with siek
haadede er dew. Dermas spells, said
inside* air yips have rheumatism whoa
die weather is W. gel Sam 7"76r4:"
assist sheet leer loam of Jol
take a tablemenefal to • oar si
water Woo breaded Mr a few slays
mod yore • kidneys will thus est line.
lammo sane la mails term the saki
of groom lemon juin. eseshised with
tithis.ead bas hese rod fee generations
141 SBA sad aillaulatat 41.111Pg labels: A yyP.otl program may he expected.
te sestralies midis la Um eta* so 11 coneisting of music on the Vt. t
se Imam is a swings of itritetiosk thaw-, •otoir by M es. uV. E•oentere._ of
wallies bladder disetiers. I I ienferieh. and other*. recitations try
.1i Salts is newprespive; essrent le- Maw Mooney. of gopher, and other
Jere makes a deleghttel elhoveseed eelestiewee and .peohew by blame tal-
letkie water beverage. awl bebop Is ept. 'intone. cents.
irTfrY he... Swaim 04017 .6118 Imam 1 11.0711 Sarum% WRIA. itiatOWN
• *age, by bowing • WA sioram7 11•••• atrottt.-The Gad flaws of the bile f
lag say time
the program by the youjpg people was
much enj iyed. The OrMeede amounted
to 11945. which was donated to the
British H.ed Crofts mush.
NEW tictiooL Orman -The St.
Hideo* new two-rouured school was
opened on Mont‘sy. Mies Curran it
Principal sod Mb.. C. it. Miller is in
charger of the junior room Much
credit ira due to the tymiesse- :who
400k.d after tire equipuresit of *bis
Ppl.odid structure. Mr. Henderson, of
larckuovr. wax the contractor.
AUBURN.
WEEINIADAT. NoT I..
The itvEporator lit running this tigek.
Apples seem wares tills fall.
fence aloug the trout cal his lot this
weeMkr.. James Medd 1. erecting au iron
Miss Annie Sturdy has returned
from a two weeks' vacation with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Strang
leave today for • three months' huh-
darviell• wttlt-thelly daughter.
Ile. Cho. F. Yungielos left Mondry
morning tor Parry Sound-, where be
will spend the bunthig.seeson.
111. reported that Ralph tit arietcra,
of Ounganoon. is about. to buy 3.
shoats' barber shop. Coati on, Ralph!
Mrs. W. T. Kidded laft on Tuesday
for Lloydminetee to visit her mother,
who bee been Fir:banned to her bed tot
scone time.
Mr. latues Nixon, rof Seem th. spent
two days lir the village last wren, ceil-
ing on old friends and acquaintances.
He kr..iks held &ad hearty fur bis years.
On the eve orator marriage • num-
.ber of young ladies met at the house of
Mr. end Mr.:: Thomas Doyle and pre -
*voted their eldest daughter, Marjorie,
with many useful presents.
Ahhe
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, - Sat•' -.1'11
. . ..(?"..(;•"e"t't(4-4Wedtl* '' * ---
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Wby Dodds Kidaey Pills Are So
. Popular.
Chelnisford,thrt.. Oct. 30 (Speeiall -
V. Imre found Porld's EtclavY
extremely good. We ars in good
health thanks to Dodd's Kidney Pine."
Theee are the words of Mies Delia
Marron. • well-known resident here.
°there tell the same louvre. They have
tried Dodtre Kidney 13•11. and Arend
them good. For Dodd•• K.dney PUs
tut • tonic are tednile medicine are with-
out an equal. When you feel worn.
tired ,and run down the chances are
ten tkl 041411 that your kidneys are at
tool& -When the kidneys beconie clog-
ged or oat of oldie, the attestation be-
floines sluggish, the ionsimities see not
strained tuft of Go. blood and the re-
*ult. in 'weariness and lack of energy all
over the 'wkly. fitiard against disease
PI ins*. accuelcaned energy
being lifoote• Kidney Palle.
BENMILLER.
W IC Dri VIDA T. Nor. • I.
Ore. Jonathan Fidler retus not from
the West ono Me' urday night.
- Don't fget, the meter supper at
the (None Hall on Fs iday ntoht.
Owing 1.1 (he absence of Hew. Mr.
alainee, Mr. lieu. Cu',I.. of Nile. took
eireair--61, Sunday.
briegif the church services au this
Mush Hill has nought a lerge. hueb
in Halibut ton eounty and we under -
steed that he expect• to move his mill
' there in Use option.
bat sib paradise Oprey. The twee- , Pleat week qua+ truly meeting ser-
vices will he held at Zion North
egos were beentifuland neelnl.• ho , 1,,,4, There will be nu services et
eluding severa eutratontiel elk411""'• .11.drinitiler throughout. the ear but
Amonstithe orient, front ontaitle paom.t. diem wi.1 tie art ewe at Beth, 'at night.
were Mr. (limier. roman of the bria°, Seer r .1 (+rues base, changed Mandel
Irmo Toronto, end Mr. and Mrs. Mr- in 'the in-igtsh Is hood dining 'the -past
1" -""an 41141 Ur' and M". tiel(F"''. 1.. week.. Rol. Hulizhau.er hair pur-
of Loeheleh On their rreurn Irons the chased Jacob irt.br's farm, send!
ns
honeyoou Mr. aod Mn Il
. eKonsie
Close. tap tied. sold the ••tiallid.iy
, Milt rand* droll, groom's fano. rmr‘n faros to D.11 Poldero.
at Poet Alter, where he hes built a
basolsoate emblem* Hat year. flastsit-Bsolinavi*. - 11 v. P, S
Bette.. p ...tot of *tenni i ..r Met h 411t
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I • ..--- -. ..-- - en cotn.-wa, 0W -or iota rt. --401. 551 a
. I DUNLOP. pl.-am,r
ain 'epeat 14ind
... n on Vlioso-
day Iasi. 1 he following 1. from Tn.
1 T"'"DAvt °c'• 31- Hansilitui spectator :
1 • Do not forget the annivereary At the Souse of the bride's mot her.
letter& coerces t mat Monday eveeing. 5" -II King•artreet two, on Tburedsy.
PORT ALBERT.
WgnlagaD4Y, Nov. 1.
Mrs. John Frhtzley has been 'hating
relatives at Saittord this week.
Miss blizz ,Hicluitdaon and Miss
Evelyn Greet' lett last week for Texas.
The Ladies' Guild of Christ church
meets at the home of Mr.. James
Hayden this week. -
Mies Hazel Johnstone 'Mot few
days with her aunt, MrirOVut. Riche:
ambito, sr.. last week.
Mr. Edward Itichnenhals motored
from Clinton Ibis week and spent a
day with Mr. Ho stamp. •.r.
Mrs. Hy. Taman and Mr. and Mr..
John Carter, est Myth.- were gurus of
Mr. Pearson and Isis mother this week.
Mies Viola Bennett. of Sheppaniton.
and Mr. Joe Armstrong, of tioderich.
called on Mr. and Mrs. Jobe Ureen ou
Sunday.
Sire. W. T. Gilbert and son left for
London this weeki Mrs. lbert ex-
pecte to spend the winter there, as
Pte. W. T.. Cidnert.'• bettelion leaves
Camp Burden for London. •
UODERttlei TOWNSHIP.
Watch for some Specials
in BRASS BEDS at
Walker's Furniture Store
in the basement section. --
I A NEW ARRIVaEONFELItliVEUMS- JUST
PICTURE FRAMING
- FURNITURE REPAIRING
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Watch for change of Advertisement
next week. falpring the rush of Exhi-
Illiimm,
bition weelcjwAliatve been too busy to
go through our stock and arrange a
more detailed announcement.'
WALKER'S FURNITURE STORE
THE STORE OF QUALITY
Oftes
the W. WALKER, Fernitare'aid Uaalikkiss
Always
die
Best
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tilet.•ber 211, Was torletnnized, the mai-
nage of Annie Maud. daughter of Mao..
John B.gohaw. and Kee. Peic.val M.
Henee. iSA.. of H.tionialler, 1.1itt" The
rere o lll was pet forniettliy Rev.
-Matryine. in the presence of situneili-
ate relative.. The bride was bac dd.
ingly attired in while georgette crep-
with *sun and pearl tri lllll and
wore a v. il caught with srangie bins,
mints and carried it bouquet of In id•I
rows and lily of the valley. She was
attended by het eietoor. Ito. Elisortretis
RittiehR141, 11/4111 was gowned in cham-
pagne glt rim taffeta and gemgetle
crepe and rirriet1 nhower bouquet of
"pink tooth. Titp groom wan *colleted
by Mr. .1. Elwood aidebell, 13. A. of.
Mount EIgin Omt. The Loliertgrin
5.1.1 thorns wan played by %lies
Wilda G. Haile., sist r of the grouse'.
The Nide'. mother ti toe a leroniing.
diem. of black uslk . After luncheon
the happy ronple Left for Niagatls
Valli and p dot. ...Int, the pride went -
July ft, .11,1 Of dark wren serge and
blalilk velvet hat. The gro 'a gift to
the lit ide wee a louidwone necklace of
rubies add pearl.. to I htsitritlentnaid
signet ring, to ' he grtamportan ot pest l
tiopto. Hod to t 1)qttlIbt. St boeich set'
with pearls sod •Ittet /4140
Elegent opeciel greenery and else
tricot erfortawith tiny 111..a. M twat:ode
t -et floom. Monday,
ruiner titti.
PATRItYrIC WOAK • -A most enjoy-
able afternoon war spent by the 1111e111-
bers .1' the Coiled Patriotic Society on
WusInr.day, about thirty b. iug preeant
at their "at home" at which work and
Meson e were combined. Two veil y
excellent papers mete given on patri-
otic and Red Oro.. wore. One ,egret
was that there wae only one represent -
sties from the be aneh. Mince last gen-
eral meeting the members had tilled
twenty Christianise stocking,, which
have been foreltdadrod to London Red
Oroe headoffice. Arrangements are
tieing made to have a fowl supper nn
Vriday evening, November 10th.
Posters will be out 'late. gittlog
tort her pat ticulars
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Cheapest
Mee 89 Cattiefich
• kartio'",-"Or4W,,t 4""ti
ST. 14ELENS. -
1.11tatt.t T. Oct. 31.
Miss (*olefin, Claris is visiting friend.
at Westfield.
Word bra. been ieceireci here that
the Itioth 535 ore 53 titaltoti arrived
safely Englend. ••• , • heron to r..41•11.1
ere Weer.
rho lee a imoverer trent sof NKR V01..41. KIIINVY,
$100 Reward. $100.- -
T11.1 reader. of We paper will be pleaead to
Iwo e. that th 54 .1 1.. tot cone dreaded dteroaw
*donee h.. heen able te cure ih all it..tacee.
and that to esuark. l'2atearti biyng greatly in-
fluenced byl eonatitationel coriMonn tetfulytui
000-i'•ntional treateent. HOW. 4 nterih Cure
1- 1.1... intereally awl are. Metros% the taco I
on the note ell (11.C.O of the midge. theroby
de•dr•Yolr the foundation of the Moen.. Weide
the reliant strength by bid dine up the CCM
mitution •ni nelating nature iti dinua It•
work. The nroprielbre Mire artaitca inna
ow (stmts. pewees of Hall. ratanh u
offer ono but d ed][41 Mara for any dwell
that It tu care. Send for lit of to.t I
Addition : 441.1grr k CO., Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by /Sr.
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DUNUANNON.
MR. N. F. WIIYARD is the
wend for It SIGNAL atjhowannom.
Ord. N lett with hie for outretiptiono.
al. ertlosiente eit »b Kind's! 'e"
Ott e prompt attendee. Telephone
liloderleb Huron r Mk
J H COL ORNE
SERVICE has been our aim in buying fdr this fall and winter and -we
now have a complete stock of dependable goods for you. Prices in
many lines are higher, but we bong when. the Market was much
lower than it is now. This means a saving for you.
- Gloves
We have a complete stock of kid Gloves
in tan, black, white, white with bitcic; and
long Gloves in black and white, at 111.25, SI
61.75, 112.00 and $2.50tper pair. .
, White washable kid aud white doeskin
Gloves in all sizes, at S1.75 per pair.
• AN bite Ctittin6Isette 'etyma in sii sire&E--st -
Kic per pair.
- Knitted Gloves for wotuen and children,
in all wanted colors, at 35c and 50c. 1
Veils
You have 440n t11,e new face Veils. Have
you seen ours? The very newest in fkce Veils
in black, tan, blue and taupe, at 60c, 75c,
61.00, 61.25 and 111.50 each.
Corduroy Velvets
1/o mg put off buying your Corduroy
Suit or Skirt for you will be disappointed in
the range after it is broken. Let As show
these goods to you now while the range is
coniftlete. In all cokirs, for suits, skirts and
dress". price only 60e.
Kimono- Cloths 4e'
Vet.). pretty patterns and colorings are
Isere in Wraprrettes kinumas in .4he best
-hatted aiiil 'u all. weights, at, 12c,1 15c, 21k,
'271: aud5e a yard.
- Hosiery
Children's .all -wool, Stockings in sing!
at 1(k a pair. \ These Stockings were 25c
and lgtc a pair. Jut a few pairs left.
J. H. COLBORNE'
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iintria(4••
and Mrs. McKelvey and daughter,
4rsittia, bare NMI away at Stratford for
some days.
Mr. (Sas. Elliott left last Monday
for the district. of- Parry atound,and
51uskars, wherirhe intends to apet.d •
few weeks hunting. Mr. Elliott is a
real sport and enjoy* stalking the
deer. It, might to be quite safe to con-
jecture that- he will trine° with • big
"noose.
The annual thankoffering meeting
of the W. M. S. was held Tuesday
afternoon in the Prestryt eri.n church .
Mrs. Hamilton, of Goderich.addremed
the meeting. A goodly number at-
teoded front the vi'brge. together with
visitors front the Port Albert Auld •
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tare.
Drava or A FORKIR RESIDIWT
J Ryan and family leceived tbe
oad news taut Fr iday of obs 'death of
Mr.• George Ryon, of Smkatchewan.
14. 104 etop•root t iken suddenly III,
and was immediately operated upon,
but notwithstanding human rkill he
soon passed away. He !eaves.," wife
and eve children, beside* hit her,
a broths , and four sielorc The ,
reeved bare the sympathy of hie .u -
tire community in their deep •M.c-
term.
..Witostitstiav,Noyeasher 1.
Mr. and Mee. Ratilson,of Wintrhain,
a,e the gitet of Mr. Ind Mr...
McKenzie this week.
Mr. arid McFarlane, who were
hone Isar weekentiting their eon. J. C.,
Irtft last Monday for their home AL
CA 114 t MRCP. "
In the absence of Rev. I. McKel-
vey, Mr. T.ybor. of , Liwknow,
took the service. the Methodist
church last Sunday morning, while
Rev. G. flown occupied the pulpit
in the evening.*
We regret to repot the end neers of
the death of R'.v. I. McKelvey'.
father. which occurred lard Tnturiday
at ticratLrrd. As a citnoequence 51r.
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pc-•kv7rtt-.,
• , -to. rot. :A« rain 24
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.1n4 Rta•o!.... 1..1•155. 14.4
bei rest ,red Ieuteree. et Reek.
Along .th• to 1..,rod. 5.4..,.
I. -,.d th erre Ileleghtte es
ror .41 • beer 411etol es, els,-
•IS.1-0 in aft., Fluarlreetonf eere.1
4.teents hale therheitee,eled (te-r
fr415 and ret.t,..r. to hen,
trIbii. have. orrt• Roth` Ione
bh. U. A %J., treatment thry r ••••Aveel anti
Mhich you 1.111 • 1.• such re
bo•e• tole • ••e set
soprove4 enr1
the br•• naedirel totther,t er the
1.0.1.15 • n4 1.1• vaned ror 1 It Is jun the treat.
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Ootineil met oniDetober Ifkb as per
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Demonstration
-A- demonstration of a Case ten -twenty gas and oil
Tractor will be held �n Ridgcrest Farm; lot 12, con:A
Coderich Townships -On
Thursday afternoon, Nov.
This is an excellent machine and is doing
work. Come and bring your friends.
K.- REVELL
adjournment the tnembers pre..
ent. Miontes of lost resider and
apeci.1 tareetlfnes Were reel and con-
firmed. Moved by Mr. Carrie. 6m -
o -tided by Mr Irwin, ,that former
order of $31 in bread- of it - McGee
peered at Isat Meeting of nOuncil fr
sheep-'demaged hy doge Issi-ei.einsted
and that. Mr. McG. e 110 paid 1110
stead for tompeopition in tins matter.
11te following acconnte were paid :
Rotor Step/ewe. gravelling approach
to bridge bo moth boundary... :
W. H. FarrtIV. drawing :WV 14114 pul-
ling in culvert on west hotindary. 113;
D. R obertson, inspecting two cot: -
tracts on eastern boundary, $10 ;
Wm. Salter. putting in enfant
on eas•ern bounder y. ' $12 ;
George• Currie, drawing culvert for
eestern 'tindery, $5; fhoroas M.
%Vaish, inspecting conic -eel on eastern
boundary, 14 ; A. Arniratrong, filling in
marabout and replacing tile, con. t,
J. McOill. remdring .two culverts on I
,on. 4 anti 6, SI 50 ; J. McGill, material
.M r. and .Mrs. Todd, Pr, left arm Nit- 111.‘110F.R STAf.141CH A I.W.114T. en P.11,_ 'H-
AI Dire rotten!. DR WAR
4Alttlhtf+ et Wiorthant. . Now.n erataabio. et SUYI•ItIOR to t /11. OM 1 II art toltt-
_.; . Molt' yeso ...4 ne hear theett. end tter Treetreeht that
A efiZosose tor dr2.5 mar sent tn.Atia, you eat Coronae who whet WI otter teethed. h...
11. n. '1'. %V. M. li 'try, ercritary of the l'i,' ,-1-aii,„..,4 n.
Pkit felt lied Otos. %sort , f I 0111 rill. PI' .d.' ;I Mow"1•raillitir"-7421. r ,I -Rkm w• 0.4.
11elen a AVonten' 5 I nftitnte.
tirdny for nb eel etdird Vatilt to their h Stich b.... Aht ohf:
w la krt,;.1.41tiertarElearret.a.M......,=,..„4:
Iteeve Molloy mad W. 1. Miller no, rtlAttwl* of moon mete; Ce towel...Ste reenttelayeo e -m.
tor, d Iti CI 1150t1 Of Irttetoloy,..are,,,,i 74.i.e..ore. all.,.4..11- spas- ewe /41114APIINT. eine
p4,151..‘ by ‘Ii. Vitra, 1.10. 40110 iiiTerid. , the tmetreent otWitAt"..."Sr4 threnrett teirett,hrei
re'nfoi.., Waill,pe In .04. Mn Nii t. b,.1„ 1 eri oterenenot treat selrarallebed MIA Staandee
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tis attend the winter at the house of I "'rs.117.;:.:to"tos.irst 7:.:4110"47441-r...1
. . Lear t.atit •seerebtee to &Ohio au Seteese,
toll ehthe hark to M:„ tielade Eel she er toner oerArelere •ed towitowela. Am
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essesisosi se need ever wieneener.
*mina limb, aril hes. to;
St cregniwto, tb Mil' -The concert DR. WARD,
M...Kinnon gin' -1 ins on von") I
and S. S.10.1.17., Geo. P. t er, inane(' bait
sitsie, Mcnintsoyr-Srow
on E. boundary, $1:172.:r;:
importing mottle. : A. Etifer. turn
rent violent' lief ecu,,. 43: J. N, "moo.
boil. Dell•dit114.4111331'..., : A.
n solectieg juror.. el,. kr•
voters' iisi, **Alt NV. Wqoatindit, ar-
tendISTICe al voters' f!nt rOtilt A114 •41-
eeting • jurors. , D. pal ,„.
meet g POO Iter'tioCe itigt11, h 111, 2, $1 t
TUORPy, Frtheistillso
hera$O, C4tt). colo. Carta y,
ststtity bolo!. ,our, : 'arter, •
shovelling wevol, $2 : %V.thier. •
ehovelling ertvel, 112. F.,. H.
Jackson 10 -let. 5-- - • rio..•1„
%V. Salter $20.51. J M.•Gee I f,
J. Gibson 30 re. is. A. Milbittirall •
$5.211, J. Toomey 70, %V.
MIS rent.. %V %Val tee PP,
Send ry 112: K. It...tunnel 55 70 -11-•
emincil will meet est sin on Moottv,
November 13.h. A. Pottrietivir:Lii,
/1714 work PCILII41.1 brIlier, : .1. nook
McGee, elieepdarn.iged by dugs, gio
10%4.11 I,v the N. V1 a,iii.nn Co. on Fri.- 41041111•10'S LEADING SPECIALIST
de y evening, tinder the awei. e. 01 (5. 1 le Nebo Mew*. tleir figatisb•Y ItiNwioolli
%%omen's Institute, II Ass a sad
gyred . sue-
cares, The solisie was tridte a treat --11111or' liti'aisailtir gre-st".tri: =4:41:0E
ta '''
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I CUT-PRICE SHOE, SALE
a %4 IS IN FULL swiNq
1/4
e$1
GRANIITRUNK RAILWAY
1111 SYSTEM
tlItilILANO'S OF ONTAII0
ANADA-
tie Rome of tiat Red Deer isd the Illosse
0 SEASONS
DEER -so.. heti) November 15th
!toive.
MOOSE- N
trtets 11
*lit pelt
rallie
Vtr.te tor
it h and
anent('
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%ember rid to November 1,5th
sonie of the. Northern Dia-.
ntario, including Timageini.
sem is from November 1st to
:ash inclauve. '
lawe'rt" 14arlunterneiwill.f , ft;
C. H. HORNING, '
um«,
piTkir 1/,,ollphiLloArlitivaRt.inEnzinengareik,
• soN .
WALTER 'a& CO.'S
4(t4
Now is Your Chance to Purchase Your Far and Winter Supply of
FOOTWEAR, TRUNKS, CLUB BAGS oft SUITCASES
This 11 a Genuine Clearing Out Sale -No Humbug- ---Everything Goes
0 s
A pair of shoes costing ()it $2.00 now it'l Cost you 4.00 iftet-the
an opPortturity of saving money seldom eh: eiszTytK.n.ir,:1.5aV. Yon all
goods have irlvanced 50 per cent. since the tg1
'14eeft.54°0ursiladioesie.it'oSchlerar, atbutto. n _or !acii.rtseg.ular satknetil Ss:,;11014,4t,712,r,lei
sale over. Such
now that a1 !leather
'
r at - $1.41
clear $2111
, „Men's Shoes on sale at •s-; - - - - - 62.68. 82.9., 83,48 and 83.68 A
.c. 'guying Shoes at these priptre is 1' Ctrttillg Motley from home. This -s
la
\ " saleattetrf01RARGAINS to eery e, old or yottngs
sat, \
itt?
1; Sale billed to continue .10 dajs, bit niny not last that long if,statcic can be‘cienred out
befone hat time.
WALTERS & CO., GODERICI
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