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4 THURSDAY, NOVIMkrR 16 1016 -
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Walter C.Fridhsfm's for fi" '*1,Vr-'''
FALL AND WINTER
OVERCOATS !
Money Saved
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 r ----
$f0 00 op to $25.00
inti Fl"�If !
Our Special Order Department
A great selection of the nicest cloths to choose
from, made in any style. Prices $20 to $341,
Walter C. Pridham
20th Ceattllry Clothing, Borsalino Hab
Phone 57 Goderieh, Ontario
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t HE SIGNAL : GODERICA ONTA
King Edward Cafe
(SOMETHINO NEWy
The weather is now cool. People
cowing to town can be served
Hot Coffee, 1 ea or Cocoa at 5c
Meals also served 36c
Htghc,t price• (wad for butter and emus.
The best barn ip, town f- r stabling.
Joseph Murray
Kingston Street 000ERIOH
otos on account of the fair clops and
high price•yy for grain,
Mrs, %Vut. Cudw•,re, of Exeter,
spent the week -end with her daugh-
ter,., Mesdames W. U- Harvey and T.
Wog kitten. Another daukhter, Mrs.
Daly, of Me+forth, ant. her husband
at•ma a)aarL I! a Villa Al„ the saute HWY.
HIS UICATN h3 MutvRNay.-It was a
-a matter . f deep regret when it became
known that the late Mr. John Henry
Petty had died of pleuro -pneumonia
Monday forenoon. He wrke a man
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KINGSBRIDGE.
MONDAY, Nov. 13.
Nova NoTER.-L"uis Dalton had •
•acce•eful plowing b'e lost Thursday.
K.•v. Father O'Neil, of Patrehill;
called on his brother J"hn Iota \Ved-
nesday Mr. and Mrs. 'Eeve Mrr-
tin visited friends at Lome on Sunday.
. • Kitigebridgr was watt represented
__.at ibis play "Under Ten Flaws" on
Friday night at Kinted hall '1'hoe.
M. 03 -kin • left for Port Huron to-
day Poor old ' Nrrt," Mike Henri -
R targer,_dird today.
Mono -
gee. s faithful (.Id al
fa -r +,;v,..
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PORi ALBERT.
Wens:Ksnav, Nov. 15.
Mr*. W. O: ((ray is vitlNliesslakivso
srWondatoek this week. Circle packed a bale for she Canadian
Miss Jessie McMillan is viM%it her Rid Cross Society containing the fol -
sister, alba. H •rb. M.,rriv. at S..Itford• lowing artioles : Twenty-Hve pillows,
Mr. and Mie. Jaeuh Mc(he ware 13 pillowslips, 48 pairs socks, 10
calle.l W \Viiidaor on account of sick: pyjama suite. The Circle thanks the
revs. ladved who conttihuttd : M, .. Jam
Mee. Cotten and 1"t•,e- daught •r i Ione, 1 down pillow ; Mr.. 1}t K
F:eyla yi+ited at M,s. W..1. ft rldock•s Alton, 2 pillows ;`' Mrs. \Vihisw
Blake, 1 dowu Kilo*: Mrs. George
Twattiley, 1 down pillow and 1
MEN ! WHY SUFFER ? p`l!t'w.1ip : Mr.. 4naon Finlay, Mrs.
Henry Mullin, 1/pillow each ; Mrs.
Htrbara Scotties,, 2 pillows; Mrs. Jas.
Cook, 2 pillows, 2 covers; Mrs. Janice
Taylor. 2 pillow,.; Mrs. Turas. Fergu-
wrn, 2 down jtlllaw. and 2 p'How•lips ;
Miss Maize, tbs. Wm. Halawip, Mrs.
Jos. Hackett, Mtw, l'. E. McDons4th, 1
pillow each : Mina M. 11 twler, I,pillow
and 1 pillowbhp: Mrs. Ed. Andrew,
Mr.•..1'ho;Helm, 1 pillow aitch ; Mts.
Frank Scutt, 1 pillow and 1 pillowslip;
Mrs. James' Alton, 1 pillow and 1 pil-
lowslip ; Mri. John Irwin, 1 pillow ;
Mrs. Albert Alton, 4 pillowrdlpe ; Mr.
SAM Sherwo.,d, 2 pillow.lios; Mrs.
Hiss rat trent any N'tavous. uoNzr, Richard Mcl\"•iiitinep, 1 pillowslip.
flLADDEa en 1 ACM AILM/NT, ?8.y.S its- 1'hruke are due also to the ladir« ono
TULA, M RLCT MALADILS. monk OR. WARD i ode .emcee't.. Mre. J•.hn nests,
yREE et •..•o -due • trent in such now has nM only R
�.eew lnwlaaMo b.1 earngdu_ur'at°srytswr.--_l4i.e-4►t-xry--tiordiat- Mrs. Jas. (truer
set ran tend._ hew eh. ' west shave Mr•. \\'m. (,(try, 1 suit py jamas each;
JI tend._ ay •.o..e W ether
hire. Wm. Blake, Sire Jessie McMdi-
aD, Mies M. Black,, 2 suits pyjamas
eitrh ; Mr.. Janoes (,00k, 'Ssuits of
Pyjaulae : Mrs. \V., H. Maize,
Mrs. Joh" hu Mrnury, Mrs. \Vui. N'mlay,
1 suit to jatun. each. 'planke are alto
due ttie ladies who knit the Patriotic
Lague yarn: Mrs. Robert Higgins, 3
p•airr ; Mrs. A. Gordon, Mitts J. Mwi-ze. be-
nt! Mrs. Wm. AlcAtillau, Misr Wiaoca
Stevenson, Mrs. ltd, McWhinney, 2
pair. each: Mrs. A. Quaid, bJ,e. D.
McKenzie, 1 pair each. The Circle is
tudet,ted Lu Lne following lads fur
knitted Rocks: Mrs. Robert Hi tins;
1'. pairs: Mee. Henry .lohneton, ft sews;
Ls. Wm. Blake, 6 pair.; Mrs, George
er. Mins Jennie Maize, Mrs. Jaime
(Ji ik, Mrs, James Sounder... 4 pairs
roc ; Mlss Jessie McMillan, Miss M -.y
S,wn era, Miss (1. Templeton, Mrs.
John enary, Mrs. ltd. McWbinney,3
pairs eakh; Mr.. John Saunders, Mrs.
(Veit Kic ley, Mrs.,lohn Quaid, Mr...
kelton,Mts. Alfred Quaid,
•, Aire. Hobert Ft'zgrratd,
Im, Mrs. Thus. Elliott
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this week.
Mrs. John 8cboenhats and Miss
Freda cslted on friends lu the village
this week.
Mr..1H. Hayden has retdrned froth
Rt. Thoma., and, we are &ad to say,
in much improved in health,
Mrs. B. Joseph, of Detroit; and Mr;
and a Mrs. Cameron moron and children, of
Manitub•. are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
%Volker Murray, -
Mims May Dickson and Mrs. Lena
Quaid and her Water, Mist -Ethel
Brown, motored with Mr. Ei Schoen -
halo to Clinton and were guests of
Miss Roselle I choenhals.
ASHFIELO.
RED CR.01.48 Merits. -On l!li�ctober'L5tlt
the ladies of Asbfleld"`llbldiers', Ald
DR WARD'S snciattr le
Dee. VOA ad MEN ! He treat,
n.4h rho. e'er 'ln pat a
veers R• hN Me" the bast pert
f hu hie r• the tudy or Mi. /
DISY.ASES lnel.m..w America'.
..d Compels best bwr,tsl. H.
h.. motored tlrw,.d, et' week.
Ate. Mw es entente. M....
bond, N.M. ed H.pt..d.
aatet��s,e. &ores have dnevaedel•e-
wM,►Mvan. Hundred. or aural
quarte be.. recommended their
rine d. and ..f.t.ee to Aiwa
retken haw tent thin eon..
ole.\a• ♦se. Tlr treatment they yenned and
Ito Deno N noosed winch yea will rennin i..urh s.
awn .,a a ger- t�e ed and rwaannv..addeedd hr
mom if '•••__h•• world ovewomber I rot 18. 8 the
r•,.srel, a arm -h.t BLIT
!health. t
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input rT.SYOU-the sasr-
rata u•ey. SAFEST. and SUREST Con
known to mediad senora.
Ther awe Sete is varus tact Dr. Word .0
w eed to entre .. tpe-or' . In aLOOD PW3ON:'
WRACNESSEs, LOWLa8D AI ete..IJseset-
� tae.' rude ariw11M, Y NAT demotattet.d a
tb.rsnd, d e a. enter ►N e The remelts you re-
done are QUICK A
andM peed o Cass
.Saw
the res me WARD'S 1..1 8. 0.... , e
W er't.d aebw r«
the trepe.ta the or , Urine*. Owe .wet calla/ wig
8..... ed Seer in Aaerira emery t tela we
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'Wiese
a taot..at etfem it it. w18 Steamboat
Tree
Deer m..eenes teem ., Unread Scanner.
W06ielserLow nes etre ulcer. w d Bert . .1. AS
bitten tee gar damsel rrnallad awl tet AS
s•rees nosadsoksl teal ..rile• Ruder reltret•
DR. WARD,
BUPPALO'S' LEADING SPECI ' 111'
7i N sexes Senn% 0... MALA.,
W TJALO, N. Y.
Oes Rove, -Meader Wednesday. 0triy-4 r
• M. Thunder .ad )rids -r to t. adayb-u w
f113lLANDS OF ONTARIO
CANADA Thoutas8
The Home of the Red Dew and the Moose ..2 . J each
OPLrN SCASQNS r:7 en. J yy""
.r., . rR, Jas. Mtn. John M era,
DEER -NmZnd tar la to Ne rather l.l(}t Mot. James Rot hie, Mrs, Thos. Nall,
in.'luave, _Airs. Saw. Philli , Mi.. M. Hall, Mrs,
Angus (lordon, • 1\'iIl•on Irwin,
Mss i#oe. Meter,. . Wm. McMillen,
Mie'. (71Imnur, Mies 1'nnrringhsut,
Mies Lottie Hrtfutd, li 'aa ((rare KC:
Kenzie, 1 pair each. vol '-
bale, $101,ari11, \
Anyone wishing to knit en have
yarn from Mrs. Robert H - ins, or
chore wishing to sew esti have ut,nut
garments from Mts. Bich• Mc-
Whinney.
MOOSE -Novrml.er 1st to Nov t 'Mier l:.lh
°4w••baorias... 1n ymie,of ills ebi• errr'rtft-
trict. of Ontario, including Tin4gnnti,
the open season i. from Nove'rf.rr 1st to
No,ember:pleb inclusive.
Write foe Copy of ••Plar&rounds -The Haunts of
is h and Dame," germs Oate Lawn Hunting
Resul.tions, etc.. to \
C. P. HORNING,
Untoe Oration.
Toronto, Ont
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Tickets and fell information nn erg
plic..tion bn F. P: LAWRI':NCE &
• NUNS. Phone 8.
The Saults Coal. Co.
E+e XXCI . SIVR' AGENTS tl U1Rt
LEHIGH VALLEY
THE COAT. THAT SATISFIES
We deal in Hard and Soft Coal,
Lime, Cement, Fire Brick, Fire
Clay, also Hard and Soft Wood,
Maplele�an�d Slabs,
Slabs,
tfladoek Seam, f2 par eartl.
Fresh cars of Lime and
Cement just received.
Orrtclt Pitovo - - . - 75
B. j. Sautes' Residence 27.5
W. W. Sanits' Residence 202
KINTAIL.
Tugrn&Y, Noy. 14.
Fen' THE RID CRo8R,-The play
• tnder' Two Flags" was well ren-
dered in the Kiotatl hall on Friday
1. vetting Inst by the Lucknnw Dramatic
Sock ty, under the auspices 'of the
Women's institute. In this way the
Lucknnw ymn(g people have been do-
ing their "hit" fur the Red Cross, and
the 'members of the Inet{tnte have
pleasure in reporting the proceeds an
tE). To this amount must he
ed the substantial sum of $10
which wee generously contributed by
Messed. John and -Peter MacIDtyre. of
Lochalsh. '
s;':riet.r
KIPPEN.
Ttrlsner, Kpd, 14.
Mr. Thos. McClymont, of London,
is renewing old friendship', A11 are
pleased to see him looking ao well.
Mrs. Henry ivison and Mien ,drafts
anent a plettmat visit lately with her
sister, Mrs. (Rei.) Moll Khoo, at
Wnodhata.
Mr. Thos. Kyle has returned bear
his Western trip. While there he
(Reposed of some penp.rty at • good
Baum. He says forme* are ptoapat-
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ROS. RUTHERFORD HOME.
Warm Retention for Former G. C. I.
Boy, Wounded at the Front.
Ripley, Nov. 12 -An enthuu$�tutic
reoaptiou was given Lieut. Illoswell
Rutherford, son of Rev. C. M. Kitchel-
1 ford, Pretdbyterirn minister at Piue
River, last everting- Lieut. Ruther-
ford has just arrived home from the
front, with M deep wound in his he•td.
Ha served with the 12th Hataliou,
Winnipeg, and war iu the meet big
drive.
The reception was held at Reid's
Cut nerd, where • large crows turned
' out to cheer the wounded soldiers.
Pte. Aldridge, who slew was wounded
in France, was un toe platform end re-
ceived a warty welcome. The hall was
tilled to the dories. Stirring speeches
were delivered by U. H. Mooney, edi-
t .r of The H'pley Express, Rev. Mr.
Rutherford, Mr. Dan Smith, Lieut,
Rutherford and Pte. Aldridge.
A letter WWIYesd'frow Rev. George
(Mamie, announcing that he re-
gretted being unable to be resent
Andy/tatting wiatting Lieut. Hutherfurtl rapid
iecovery. Lieut. Rutherford stated
that the situation had been serious in
France, hot the boys there now are
all confident and were driving the
who wan well and favorably known in Uerivans back,
thi+part of the county. Q.iet and Patriotic selections were rendered
thoughtful in his way, he lived an un- by Miss L. U. Wel•b, Mise Hooey and
otos move I fe anti was esteemed by
those who knew him bete. In politic•
he wa1 au ardent Conservative He
leatrs to mourn •hie toes hi. widow,
one sou and three daughter's, besides
numerous other h (end..
ADDRtt.'I8 018 BILLY SUNDAY. -On
Sunday, toe 18 h Inst , the Sj-.thodide
held their anuiversat y services. Rev.
J. W. Baird, of James street Metho•
diet church, Eu t -r, was the preacher.
His ,ifternoun sermon war thoughtful,
Practical, and inspiring. in the even-
ing he gave an excellent address ob
Billy Sunday sod bis work in Detroit.
in fact, we twlieve there are few men
who could have so well arranged the
'natter used and have given ouch s
comprehensive and clear petiolate of
the great evahggelint's work in the
WIMP space. �fhe oReriags amounted
to g70. The ehut•t�tt choir, assisted by
Miaow -McKibbon and Aliwey, of
Lucas, gave good, service.
_$100 Reward, $100.
The Modern of this ppiper will be Massed tb
Iea'I that lh,re i+ at b'.et oned,Md.d dt.wn..
mien,* hvr been sl•le to euro In alt 1t, Madre,
and thu i+catarrh. •.atarrh being ar-nitny iu-
(Mei, ed or oonetiuttodal rondftiene Te.(ulees
oon.t(tut- 1 rrentuteuI. Hat._.. Catarrh (,'ore
i,. taken taternally .ad acts, through the bloot
On the mon u..urfseee of she wy-tem. thereby
de•troylnd the fouod.tlmiut the di -saws. elv'tn(t
the rediae( '•Irmre.h by bubdlna up the cos
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*Mutton .84 as leder nature Its dans nk
Wert. The proprietors have se mach talth In
the euro lee power. et HatI • Catarrh Cu e
(het they offer ons bund ed dolWs for any ease
that 11 /wile to cure. Send fur 11•t et 1.+t1-
mno
A r,...: F. J CHt\EY & CO. Toledo,
Ohio. gun& by •tldruggi..t., 75e.
ST. AUGUSTINE. •
TUESDAY, Nov. f1.
Mee. Win. McAllister, of Ua:t, vis-
ited ltd. -nits itt this vicinity last week.
Misr, t -thrr McClimcbey, of Rlyth, is
vi.tting.ner ender, Mrs. Charles Rob-
inson,
Mr. and M1+. W. M.•AIlistee vis-
ited lit•u.eele, Jsmestowit and 1Ving.
ham freed. turn week.
Mie. Ethel ).eddy,. who is attending
Winghant Business College, spent the
weekend at brr Dome bete.
On Thursday, Noverhber 9th, the re-
mains u( the late Mr... Chas. Miller. of
\Vhitechuieh, were interred in Dohny-
brnok cemetery.
The funeral of John O'Cailaban.
V. Walden. The audience sang "He's
• Jolly U rod Fellow." The huilding
was Lased to the utmost capacity and
supppeer was served bythe ladies. Mr,
J. Shields occupied te chair. la six
weeks Lieut. Rutherford expects to
return to France.
Lieut. Rutherford - is very well known
in U. derieb, having attended the Col-
legiete Institute here.
The following letter, which tells of
the fight in which. he was wouuded,
was written to • cousio at St. Helens:
London, Rog., Sept. im, 191I1:
DEAR WILL, -Perhaps you nave al-
ready heard i ass in Blighty enjoying
England's beet, atter ba%iog stopped a
couple of iron rations that Fritz bad
no further use for. He pretty nearly
made an uodertaker'r job of it, bat
maybe it was his sawing knowledge of
"kultur" that would not pariuit bis -
sympathetic, lovable li(tie.person that
he is -killing Inc. In any case, whether
through luck. Providence, saving
grace, or acme other dispensation laid
down by the Shorter Catechism, be
was robbed ot_a corpse. By all the
rules. regulations ono secret signs of
musketry, I should at present be a
two week,' member of the R. 1. P.
Club, but not yet for • While, anyway -
However, I have every respect, Inc
Fritz's snipers. In ait- probability
I
afraid carry marks emblematic of 'kat
1-espeet *leo:
'Although he has to he handed it on
Ow, score• --of accuracy, the laurel
dorsa t,belong to him when it is *case
of d ncy or rportsulanebip. I will
explaiinn. He had already sniped one of
our ofilcrry through the neck. which is
legitimate j1 •bting. When he was
hit 1 got three or four uten, and we
were pet Cot g the duties of .tretcb-
er-heaters-lift g him into a shell
hole to drew hi. . Then it was tis
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Fritz showed what kind of lighter
he was. for be got two of us rigbt to-
geeher with the same bullet. Luckily,
it didn't get either of uS b.dl-grazeu
the other fellow'• *roinyand. continu-
ing on its j.turoer, boiled `through my
rgbt arm. it didn't takelpng to get
that fixed op, a1 it Deeded only arty
light tee.ttmeot..;, -
1'nia_was taking place among' tit a
con lonleratl0
g D of •hail -hales,•, no
treuchts, and they resembled the Epp
who lost his hie (trtnl'r, 20th in the of a bowlful of boiling porridge, It
.tort) on 1.4ke Brie, wan h• -Id from his war at our farthest point of ad•»ncr,\
home near WVhitechorcb to the R. 11W ysrtlb from whale we etatttd, and
•emetery.htiw lest, W..Iuwtday mnrn-
tr); a7rd-' aa+ int wily attended by
friends and eelativ."-. The tuners(
the di* nceiiing part of it was that
we -our partreuhar-eempsny -of -the
battalion -bad no right to be there se
services wer.1. cornh.r!ed by fide.
all. This et roe score owing to the fact
Father O'Connor and H F.rbrr that there had been an unavoidable
l-amendeim. of London : Riot F ,i her
alteration in the officers who went in.
N..hun, of \VniKh+m, »zed H v, p..ther As this change took place just a few
Dean, of Si. Augusuue, minittes before we went up, ut was but
natural that tF. new men should be
Those wishing to send ltntoe Oyer -
art.*,
'hill the 1»y of the land.
act.. for hnhd..y gifts.hYdd note port As a matter- of fact, I did not know I
•ittin¢ until it i. late, fret Set them was goipg up till fifteen minutes be -
away early, es later we will he rushed, tune we mved otf. I d not od the
M.ke app 'intment. at J. tV, Terre.- orders, etc.o, .iid was entirdyaely ignoranttr
LEtt'N, Btnpher'. old stand. of what ors tette done.
Our company was battalion reserve.
HOLMEi-VILLE. ! to be used at any tinge nr place when
•-_ -\ needed. After the boys went over the
WsovEHnAr. Nov. 13th, top from the frontline, we moved up
\\'illiams will .reach iiiricin the support line where "lel had
John's church next Sunday afternoon b, •en and wait td in the evacated
at 3 e.S•lork and will administer con. trench for further orders. iVe had a
Ht unction to a large rias«. wonderful opportunity to watch from
Mt`eee:HNet I, sicav rot ANI ENTSR- there the whole attack. Believe me, it
TA IN M BNT.- "Mean '. I fav"wa. obae'rved wastwyond description. The howbard-
in Holru..ritle Methr'list t•hinrMu on ►limit Mat, was 100up by our Rime was
Sunday lair. The• Pastor, Rev, A. simply hellish. No one can Byer im-
M
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evening a fiiik-1 .upper was Nerved, fol-
lowed by a program given by the
ntr•.t City Male Quartet.t.e. There
were addresses alt.. from Hey. W. 11.
Moulton, -Het. it. J. McCormick, of
Hlvth. nal Hev. Mr. Sinclair There
versa a- veter tarp attendance, And both
r titan-:atertrasr and the program- were
greatly enjti}-rd. The proceeds
Alllntlntf'11 te, S'2i1t
inelair. preached morning and evening agine what it is like unless you exleri-
,1 'iw.1 r.ngrwgationa and a male enoe it; those who did experience it
•hoot led the singing. Ort Moeda have no great desire to go through it
afcain. Our aeroplanes were thick up
alktve, watching and signalling back to
artillery, and oid Fritz kept peppering
away all the time at them.
Anyway It was too much for -Fritz.
The Donnan trout line wrrts obliterated
add they were killed like rate. Some
bunches of prisoners came running
bark bands up. wildly gesticulatinau
saluting avid doing evesything imagin-
able to let ua knot* they bad had enough
of it. They came hack by platoon.,with
only one Tt.tnmy as eeco. i, 'but the
shimmer of hie bayonet wan eeough
to make the baldest Hun think of his
frau and kinder before doing anything
Brash.
Is It notating 7 isW it to be set.
looted until it kids to that terrible
scourge consumption? Padres 4mad
between winterloughs and colds,
Sad serious consequences. Pepe
v. tablets made up al Pine
extracts and medicinal essences,
which whoa put into the month
tan lets Meting vapor These
ore b rant .4 dawn direct to the
lungs, throat sad bronchial tubes
-not swallowed down to the
. toarecb, which k set alUag.
Tn s i. M ed has M your sold. yen
• neat, ktes.Mtl. or 0MMa. Aa agpl•u err
~NW eon CO. Tram & Lit own
'w tib t. p4t.,nr" 8t �i°s.ay
The tanks, toe, put the wind up
them. No wonder. either. They sure
ate most flendlsh-looking things -look
part 'animal and part machine. The
Dave) along over trenches and shell -
boles and through houses !Ike a corn.
cutter. At one (.art of the line there
was a particularly strong point to
take in the shape of an old sager re -
Seery and at another place s sunken
hole was strongly held, Mr. and Mn.
Tanks-tbey are male and fealsle ac-
cording t0 stab weapons they carry -
aitoounted for both of there trouble-
some pointe with i.nmense eobnomy of
life for us. I ft* one, though, that
apparently got ditched and lay there
grunting Sed heaving away like a
thrown bores. The taut 1 saw of it It
ons still there and Frits was shooting
oven a fine variety or stuff at it, whic
wasn't vary pleasant sihen yon bait In
peso right bytie e boys went right
through anThe
what was acquired,
sayway, and dial It in short time, ton.
We went up, to dig a trench for sup-
port after thlags had cieared up
what. As 1 said, Inroad of gee tlag 10
nor proper piece NM yards behind the
new line, we landed op In knot. A
sive pbkk we were In. Wo-verp bete
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WE ARE getting a touch of winter weather and begin ,
h,t ' to realize that warmarments are necessary. This,:
r ° store is in a position to look after your wants in just
such lines as are necessary for the cold weather.
COATINGS ,_ •
Now is the time to bt#1 cloth to'rua1e coats for the children. ,1We have a range of blanket
q,, cloths in ret), navy, white -brown check, light fawn check and navy cheek, at from 81.75 ,
to 112.25 a yard. Heavy cloths for making boys' suits and coats in durst cularings from
tl,5c to 11.10 a yard. -
Fy"; Five Coats to be sold at very low prices. Three 810.00 Coats at $5 00, two $15.00 Coats
at 17.00 and one 121.00 Coat at 17.00.
HOSIERY -------L:',--_ -_ `dr. tY. � s 0 esta. w .� . r ,,
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Hosiery is a specialty with us and that means we can supply your wants in Stockings at
prices that are low in comparison with Hosiery prices
Boys' heavy worsted Stockings, -in all sizes, at 60c a pair. tt lrlK t : "T' '" „ _ _ .
Girls' heavy Stockings, in all sizes, at 6Oc a pair. �/j
Girls' and ladies' fine ribbed Stoekings, in all sizes and pure cashmere, at -60: and "tic each.
Ladies' fine cashmere Stockings, plaits, at 40c and 60c a pair. �.
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Little Darling, iu all sizes and colors, at 35c a pair. s , }
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Be sure and get your Underwear for the winter before tilt price advance
Children's and Ladies' grey Vests and Drawers, in all sties at 25c a g:trwtnt
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Children's and Ladies' Vests and Drawers, in all sizes, at 50c a garment. • i w
Babies' and Children's all -wool Vests and Drawers, from :13c to 75e a garment.'
J. H. C O L B OR N E
D
above!. sad no-raeanme of showing .our
p anerr pxoeitien, fur they were
Clow eveihead getting the positions of
our front line, but we didn't have the
material with us to show theist. The
result of that war, of course, that our
artillery, not being infurwed as W our
position, put a barrage on just ahead
ut•us-in fact, some fell abort. Well,
there we werebetween the_devii and
the sett. Fritz sniping and our own
artillery going short. Of couret. wind
you,' such oeeurnttees are only tug
common in • hill .bow such as we had
nn the 1i.b, but de*pite these little
clicks cunt fot able and sometimes
fatwl-the wbole show, as you know,
was a ruccebs.
Well, to get back to the tiro, when
Fritz got we in the arty. After grt-
tine► it in • ►ling, 1 ►tatted to soak
back ov •tiaad to our old line. To pet
thecae meant. Blighty and the emmforts
of civilization. but i'ritz was Still snip-
ing, and, worse than that. our *Millet y
was falling eh 'rt. 1 crowed along
about fifty 'raids. when bang op the
head and the lights went out, the cur-
tain fell, end 1 though . sure 1 was stein
going to have it hard time espleiuine
'tome 'hinge to Mt. Peter & 1-'.., Second
iheughtr coov'nced me -'(bat I hadn't
(otter take a chance oo that and i
came to. 'y He bad plugged me clean
thiougb the steel helmet, and the hal-
let drove a piece of it (the helmet) into
toy forehead, *leo beautifully
!actu-
ating -soy lefteye-brow.
1 just rat
there fot awhile thanking everybody
and everything 1 could think of that.
should be thanked) oo such occ.a►ion►,
ad after-tyingthe wound up i started
the way again. It. wasn't very
he all. the way berate No Man's
Lan --or at least w`liat had•-- eeli,'t1ilt
Was w ours- but I managed to make
it, and \believe, ole, the price of scot s
went up' considerable when 1 lagid.
back in otir old line. Froin there khe
going was good,
IncIt was at least
n
trenches, end after about one and -i-
balf wiles 1 got to theatubul•nces, bad
is .hot of ketch and started on the
way to Blighty. 1 was in bale hos-
pittl for ten days and just came over
here this week. Hope to bre out and
around soon, and wnnnde are doing
fine. This i. a terribly Wog letter, but
not having any friends bere i must
make up for it in letters.
Dive my best to the rest Vend any
others iagvt Inv. RoetvtgLL.
Ment' a woman steadies her Mirror
t , the neglect of her heart.
HENMILLEI*.
WQDNKBnAIr. N•
A number of our young pe Ie Intik
in . be concert at llohuheviit , DD Mon-
de night.1
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People from this vicinity will be
glad to know teat Mr. and Mrs.
McKie have arrived safely. in Toronto
atter their trip from England. __LW..
McKie was formerly Miss Mien
Straogban.)
in a card written Octohq, Stn, 1,1e.
Arthur Barber, wbo h a= prisoner, In
Uermany, said that he was eel .ng
the best of health. He had received
several letters from Bentoilbr, and
•Ito some of lie- prtr.eJe that t he Red
Craw Society he. been sending to
him. He is interned at lirf.ngeueL-
lager.
Arm.il
CARLL.W
XliIRHI).t Y. Nov. 11
Mr. Allan Wilson has tone to 1'h.0 -
rahe to visit his son., J ours and 7'. ed.
Mrs. Will Sallow. and in t-I,l,, en
have gone to :\.ulwtley on a wonth•s
holiday.
Mews. (;nnnnr .F AI b i.hipp•.l two
carloads of hogs and one of .;at Ie lett
week and Mr. Andarws shipped one
carltaad•n( rattle from Megaw.
Mr. Thos. Hamilton has to turned
borne front Hnolt St.. Marie, Sete.
'pending pati of the hunting eon-, .11
with his btu:b r, Dr. Hruv,t `Hrtso-
ilton. ) ✓••"''
Anniversaryservices ere to be held
in Smith's )(ill P,e•byterirn rho{rrh
on DePember 111 h, and a concert is ill
he given on the 1• {lowing Mond..y
vening. Portlier notice at, to the
nature of the- prtsgiaiu i►tlt iv'n
next week.
AUBURN.
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evening next » lantern talk on the
work of the Child, et, Aid Society in
Huron county will be given in the
Auburn Methodist church, commen-
cing at 7.:110 o'clock. Mr. U. M. El hitt,
..1 Uoderich, county agent of the 11'.
A. Society, will give the.dh:reas and
Rev, l:. (l. Powell, of ('fetor, will
give a brief address and w.11 also free"
charge of the lantern. One huirditor
slides will )te.hown. and in addi+io,
there will he a tmt:icsl prograni he
hwal talent. .A collection will 1 e
taken iu aid of the work in behalf or
the children,
SAYS HOT`WATER
WASHES POISONS
FROM'THE LIVER
Everyone should drink hot water
with phosphate In It,
before brakfllat
To feel u fine as the. proverb's*
fiddle, we must keep the 1ll;er wasted '
clean. almost every morntl to pre -
rent its sponge -like pores m clog-
ging with Iddigeatible mat rfal. soar
bile and poisonous toxins. says a noted
physictan.
1f you get headaches. tt's your Beer.
If you catch cold eaelly. It's your five:
It you wake up with a bad taste, fatted
tongue, nasty breath or stomach
comes rancid,,It's your (leer. 8alio�i
skin, muddy rhmplezlon, watery ey
all denote liver \uncleanliness. Your
liver 1s the most important, also the \.
must, abused and neglected organ of
the body. Free know its function or
flow to reletse the dammed -up bode
waste, bile and toxins. Most tolke
retort to violent calomel, which is a
dangerous, salivating cbamtcal which
can only he used occasionally became
tt accumulates in the tissues. Sint
attacks the bones.
Every man aad woman, sick or..
web, should drlfik each morning be>
_tiro a pass of hot wafer' ..
i A. -lib a teaspoonful of limestone phse-
phats Ia It, to weigh from the liver and
bowels the previous day's Indigestible
material
theson t
s
p0 .
song bile and
toxins; lcln thus cleansing. sweetenlfaM
and tresheutng the entire alimentary' --
canal before putting more food lute •
the stomach.
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Limestone phosphate does not me -
strict the diet Like calomel, because It
can not salivate, for 1t Is harmless Sad
you an eat anything afterwards. It
la Inexpensive end almost tasteless, sad
lulyltharmaciat will sell you a quarter
pound, which fa sumclent for a dente
onstratlon of how hot water and disk
stone phosphate deans, stimulates sad
freshens the liver, keeping you feeling
at day in and day out.
a: e,canlr•yr ` •e{l, ia`-.&C��;:ail' e";t,'.1.1: •nn:.`tNei�rvT'"
You Save 25t50 o er cent. by
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Buying Your Footwear N�w
THE big sale goes on, but the 3b days will soon be
1 over. A $ saved is a $ made; Lay in a
supply now. You save $ Loo $1.50 or $2.00 on 1
pair of good Shoes, Club Bag or Trunk. Each day
brings out new bargains and better value than ever.
The entire stock must be sofid. An opportunity like
this may never come - your way again. Remember
leather is going up in price every day. Be wise. Buy
your footwear now. It means $ $ $ to you.
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