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It's good advice we give you when
we tell you to buy your Fall Suit and
Overcoat early. Never were goods so
hard to get labor conditions are such
that it will be hard to get delivery of
goods. -
Some of our Suits and Overcoats
have arrived and you will be wise to
buy at once all your requirements.
Next week we will give you more
facts.
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T312 . tt!UNAT:
OODl:RTCh ONT.
hotel proberty t•rmerly owned by A1r. OMEN
J• Mountain and is Ewing It tined up
and intends opening it Dr public peens-
s
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1t illi 1111 llilt;llr;ll{ 1tt Illi lilt lilt 1 • ■;Ill lilt Ill\ tit Ill■ 1 ■ tit 11111 1111 tit !■ • 1tC t % 1111(1/ 1tt ]lilt )I • lll ;l
mudetion October 1st. In time for the 0F
in
Dungannon lair. He will conduct his x
implement business in connection Nitti MEDDLE' AGE,:the hotel end will ew run a hvery. Thisr 1ilt,tgll n ` 4 r 1 i A 1n C ail\ 1 l1 tl►1 a X
will 13r welcome nrwr f x Dungannon, as X
Need )Help to Pass the Crisis Safe.
ly—Proof that Lydia E, Pick -
ham's Vegetable Compound
Caa be Relied Upon.
• hotel ace. mmudatl,n has been badly
• needed here. Mr. Louis Govier. who
•at present occupies the hotel property. is
having a sal ant intends having Dun-
• gamma, prubably to reside in Goderich.
•The sugar restrictions are on again
tighter than ever. and none of our mer•
• chants hat been able to buy any the
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past' week.
IP Quite a number from here attended the
• C. F. O. c.,nvention at Wingham o
Monday. and a few went to Wingha•n for
• the Conarrvative convention today. The
United ]Farmers had a big convention and•
•came •home in cars.. The Cons. did not
' hook so bright, and the Dungannon dele-
. gates walked-tn.
• i :f siGNAL INeONSLSTENT ?
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I:.Nlerich.
• Your ellitorhll ou retreelu•hlueut
ear
hod Slane' is very 'lately', but won
you kindly point out he .r,nsieteIHey
tl : hi ursine letts.iieh(nrut piddle atlui
Iti one• i:..Ii.• pial 111 othe '., su•alnx 11
. • i li,.\'.•r:l iil.•Ilr n! spend '18 ,r a arms
Walter C. ] m• 1 lu,•ney'il: r:eN1.•rich harbor I pr,,iewel
• rG •„J a .r rt Lo,.rulY •t chtnte h•'tl 1141 14%.1.1
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women passing
th
U rhnna, I11. —"During Change of Life
in addition to its annoying symptoms. I
had an attack of
grippe which lasted
all winter and left
me in a weaken.14l
conn +.tion. 1 fdt at
times that 1 would
never be well again.
1 reel of Lydia E.
Pinkham's V e gs-
table Compound
and what k did for
through Chang*
of Life, ao 1 told my
doctor 1 would try
rm it. I soon to
e, gain in strong
and the annoying
r symptoms dis-
appeared and your Vegetybla Compound
has made me a well, atroag woman so
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• ilabis;rp for the town? %Pin', of N.EI
• ,,:i, test for the 1:,,t'.•rtlowPn to I
t J
rr' noiai,•at the people mist
• ,Otti.ne.l with o.,upuav oh flit -1
• , part, not (iu....H..m t ,..trulymL
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1The Signniehl'. not e-thtui prrf,rtlnt
AND11
Ra1LWA
SYSTEM
The Double Track Route
'between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dialog car se. 4 air
Sleeping car• on niilht traitor. au./
parlor ear. ou principal day trains.
Pull information (ruin any ']:rand
Trunk Ticket Agent. 'w l. E. Hors-
ing. Uiatrtct ,Pd..euge•r Atti•ut. To-
ronto.
( H. Lauder. stati.eu Alleut. phone at
P. F, LAWRENCE & SONS
Town Agents Phone'4
DUNGANNON.
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is 1 do all my own housewor 1 cannot
N' recommend Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vege-
'e table Compound too highly to women
u passing through the Change of LO i fh
31111 Ilr.y se inet glue., fail Ill eulielsteney:
lett no. d,, nut 11.1111.1111.0e that it ha. of
tette beenlimning th • 4 ..4••r'IUien"
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niwild :thy money VII 1:4;410114•11II;tr 'r.
Y,od it •wrtikitn' Int. not adcot•atisi I.
Sept.SeD► 11. peseliture by the Gni-eminent ,,r one'
A social dance is being he • in the hall \!tb•1' Is.Iy' ,,n any ^t•himeri,ml son'tonight. -. *•xot1, {whistr•.' %tial • we ere ,,n th.•
Mr. D. G. Bickle, of Hamill. , is visit- ••ab}w r II11N'e\TY N't• f,Y•1 IN.nnd t,, say
to here today. .I new v.vmnwy doe. hot meurt the
Mrs. Jbhn Parka. formerly' of s mean- µtnplprng of all expt•uditnr.'. It \%mall
non, departed this life on Monday st at . to kw, he mere In the 111x• of
the home of her daughter in the % 'est. ,,,.,,.,,,y,\ t.. .Npen.l 110180 441. useful
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ller son. Mr. Richard Parks. went W 3 pifeli works thou In paying milowee-
tea eek, ago to visit her. and is bringir .41ry millions on nn ,,rertunun/r1 bell
rte body here for burial s.•rviee 141 llttawvl. .t1/411110e*%ou101t --
The hot spell has caused a drop in the
price of tomatoe-. It is a great season ,
for corn, and the fields around Dungannon ,
are exrepti.inally *clod.
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Look for N. j. Treleaven's ad. in th s w•Cur.
isa:e ”( The Signal. There wit be i.eme %
e. t , F. t►. nolr.N-rtes the eliluinatiut
:1 11 to heeler:e.ry' evpN ndlt11rrs. tau
Ile/Leg inert -owed 0.1(11011111111110.1(11011111111111.0.1(11011111111111.0441.
thou in the rural diritrlttm rind of
tt. trim. (s this inruusistent
o m.e -J. N. h.'s" rriti •isw. bn
Ire a' t
c ns un, u in wen w } would I ; a
11111x" this wr.ek.
Mr J ht Juh t t %1 Fl• as ml gist rho,'
--Mrs. PANIC Iti1NSGN, 1316 S.
Bt., Urbana, 111.
women who snffer from nervus
"beat flashes," backache, headach
and "the blues" should try this famous
t and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink-
's Vegetable Compound.
11rs. '. JI.•I•hvIi.
)lis. Nin,. 11urg:u.. of fort Strulley.I'
;perm no her holiday. Nith
Kite 11• .u.t,it.
.311.* tet
- yoer lull retnrnwl t•o her
d42Ne•. tet S. !,. No. ,i.
11r. !Iowa; c••8. \\he lute. been ort. 1111the sick Iia, is ', pruvitr,
how furl i. ;Tend -
g this week th friends at Spriva- •
hank wet ale., to lug 1t1 tile Fair.
11r. plait Mn.. 18 lit. .'ox :Ind 11 loll, ■
1 i of fri.•eul, motortvl , t erodThe,.
on Tne
1 nay', 11(
r Miss Josephine Stir a:...r Itn,'neld,
gar
a .cum 4•311i111 on triton . aronud t110,■
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ba: earn dg'; s at the corner.
er it would 1s• won
in ll:e \;!;age one day ►his vee
:. a I'.I4(' li d nmrful if h1• would ,,.we
I*o•i: Nlth i t1a• lira time he '409 The
Hent} F..ea he- punlw.5eti the
$4g:u,I itinl e.,lae exa..'ud;tnre
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R. Tait
Electrical Contractor
Wiring 01 all kind. Ilp'to•date
Lir Telephones,-kurgl,ar Alar,*.,
puttee Patrol and Fire Alarm
Sy steal/4.
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Private Residence.. and 13u,.1uo,.e
flares -a specialty-.
All Work Goa. aateed.
Electric Iron.. T+u.ti'i.
tans, Vacuum Cleaut•,N, \%ashltlq
Machines, F1,.hlic;htN n n d
llarter' N itall kin( . on
fiend.
Rine up .,•t oe 114:1 and have u.
sive you an yetlinati, on your
N irlog. it will he done rly;lit.
Robt. Tait
West Street :-: Next Postoff:.
Phones -Shop 12, House 193
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McEwen's
A SPECI ALS
Bots' Caps, new supply to
hand
Boys' Overalls, clic to $1.25
Boys' Jerseys, white, navy
and red
Brrys' Braces, 11,C lip
A few prices of Cttttain
material, to cleat from
2.Ic a yard ,f0
A nice line of Bath Towels
at right prices
\Ve stock the Crompton
Corsets, all Sites- a n d
different styles I -
L.i1ne Juice, Grape Juice,
Rasp. 1'inegar Lemon
and Orangeade it bottles,
also Lemonade and
Orangeade Powder. Plat
right for drinks in the
hot weather
Try some of our Aroma
Brand Tea. With ten lha.
You get .1 Teapot FREE
Mint Tea in stock.Vou will
find a ;Toon in each
package
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J. J. McEwen
License No. a -7a411
, that In- heti; es is nujnstit1•,ble.--
n•. .,•:tree ;
I • c i.l •. IZ, 13 ec01.• THE GODERi • MARKETS.
ir..r. 1 iho•rod•• __
holt Po loss. Na Twee • at,Yra'-m',•r 11
aurgle .1 oiler- wh.•ar; ter bu-f ,
at ton r\r.h.t-ed. (•tots, a+'1 ba -u . .... .... ....1.i.'' " 1: .
Dr. ('hsa0's ointment Will relieve you at 0 44 --• . u•
and or Ceti' 441147 cure you 110e. a not; all narlrp 1N•• b".1, .. .arL,
dealer*, or Hda,an.on.Be(*,- & r`o., Limited.
I'ra-, De, b., -b 1.N' to
Tonraa N uup:e bot (real( rnu we' 1100 Chia Hackwh•.a,, 1p•r both .... . .. .wl to
paper and euLlar, :e,'taw p to pay po+t•-aa. ►toe.: fan.li,', t•-, r r.. .•,, re
i'lur41. psis' •. poi cr. ... .• -S el ;
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_^,_ 14 ler , rase Im. 43, , to 4r+•1
Short... per too ... ... •. •• .Sri.. o .
Edit or Signel,1
VISITORS
to the Fair
next week
u,e c 'dialfi y'i:nvitet1
to call an 1 •see—the
II. TS 011 (lispla\
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Miss M. R. MacVicar's
Showrooms
Kingston St. Goderich
Hard Wood
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Light Wood
From $2.00 to $6.(to
per cord
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Delivered to any part of the
town.
Also a quantity of
KINDLING WOOD
Phone 166
Robert Wilson
Hamilton St. Goderich
VETERAN TELLS OF A
TERRIBLE FXI'ERIENCE
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• Before He Found Rel e( in Dodd's Kidney ■
Palt. l 1
Hereford. Que.. Sept. ti +Spec -tat
A. Peabody, the veteran fx,.trraster here.
is one of the tetany old people who claim :
to have received a , ew (cane.,.( lite through
tl.e use of Dodd's Kidney Prat
Mr. Peabody is in his eightv•(ourth
year, but wonderfully strong *I4 active $
, for one (rt ills age. but he Nae not always
1 thus. "For six years," he say's. in telling
Hat, pe; inn .. .....-... 1::•.. I, ,
',raw, loner,
Dairy Har1r A,n'i'21 ..... ,.... •*•,,ye N'.
Crean,. r, 4,r tel, per lb:......... .' A re
Ewa-, An. -h. o'.r dux. .. . . .: to
New P"tat e, per buff .. •' 1' In .1
Caeth• Mot. her 'rhoi,•e, pre cwt I1 :.S l0 13 -
( 24I k, hu' e.h. cr. moll 111.1.0.4.1 4.01 1 •.:.5 .•,. 12 7.'
How.. Il'. w-•,anr,..•r rw'... . 1•:• • 1'' •
Lamb •
,1h1 • ll.m to 12 n
-. per Ib
.1••. r -'sirs. 1 :, to .:
('t'HHTl:It'S
%\.- Ils•wday. Sept, u►,
\I r.. R. Y. Cox are in Lon -
don ' '.
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Mr. O. W. Potter is back nt the 441.1
'sunt this w,+•;:• 1111,lug rla.rtre of the
h.tc whin+• our libiek.•n.ith pr at the
l':,: r.
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+iM•nt 14.41404e-4143•. n irir her daagbter.
his story, -I suffered from kidney and im
bladder- trouble. i had those sharp,
• "In March, 1917, ( was taken with a iw
shaking chill and deathly pains through am
abdomen, grain. and the email of m} at
b...k, I ass confined 1•, my bed foe three itsa
e. •. during which time 1 often had to 'AR
• get es often as twenty or thirty times a
day. tried many remedies but got little
benefit 4! 1 tried Dodd's Kidney Pill:
In three . • ys 1 got relief, and three hone-
cleared al, e pain. out of my system. 1
also rest mu better at nights."
streak':. lightning' pains through my
musetes even to m\finite•+. tips.
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It Hap/y Eve
44:1.4Iepiiilzr'II at
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11-4414U41, ••the
Te iWNS1Il1•.
.% pretty 944'(Wing
eine • ,,f .11 re. lin,. -. .,..1. ni.grr Lr(►ru hr'anlcloth.
the 1
(owls ric h with p .1:1••• hal to In.te<h. Un 111101•
Sr.64111.er "th. i r.•ture tl,.• ynnme couple ss It settle ,,
Alma 4 itfli-a the g,.Ndtt's farm nu theaMlaitle: 1.
Aly' bonds al I'll.• •sip a}• pt•,w•atm rr.,•lved spook,' nt
Ilium Lulib,rim bi h ea"c
w•In ih which the yuu
NMI.. At e;o11,10 ore held.,
$
Hours of Business 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays 8 a.m. to W p.m.
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Exhibition Week in Goderich
We are all looking forward to the greatest Goderich Exhibition that has
ever been held and with ideal weather we should have record
crowds each day. The week also marks the opening exhibition
of Fall Merchandise for personal wear and for the home at Mil-
• lar's Scotch Store. Elaborate preparations have been made and
every department is brimful of the newest merchandise.
THE COATS FOR FALL AND WINTER I TWO SPECIAL VALUES IN DRESSES
Chief interest centres in the show-
ing M the new Coats. We are show-
ing a most select range of all that is
new and smart for early fall and
winter wear. The more popular
materials are Velours, Pom ,Poms,
Broadcloths, Silvertones; etc. Many
are elaborately trimmed with fur,
which gives them such a cosy appear -
an t:e They are priced from $25.00
upwa s.
TIE NEW SILKS
New Silks, 'in the most beautiful
shades and orings for street and
evening wear, i all the most popular
weaves. Radio Silk . for evening
(tresses, beautiful ch quality, in all
the newest eveningades. 40 inches
wide, $3.50 per yard.
Shot Silks are popui. Splendid
quality Shot Taffeta Silk ' colors of
black and navy, green and navy, wine
and black,_ copen and brown. 36
inches wide; $2.50 per yard. \
Georgettes, Crepes, in all leading
lois, $2.511 and $2.95 per yard.
Women's Black and Navy Blue -all -
wool Serge Dresses, braid -trimmed,
$25..00.
Women's Taffeta Dresses, $22.50.
Women's smart Taffeta Dresses,newest style, all sizes, special $2.5.00
each.
NEW HANDBAGS AND PURSES
Some very smart, new Handbags
in Strap Purses, the correct styles for
fall wear. Priced from $125 each.
New Chain Purses are much- in evi-
dence again, from the small coin to
the larger sizes, from 95c each.
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POPULAR—PRICED - FURS
Our stock of popular-price,i Furs
never was -.better. We are 'showing
all that is smart and new for t'., ui ,m-
ing season. inciaading sets of Natural
Coon, Red Fox, Australian Oppssum,
Natural and Black Wolf, from
$21!.00 set. -
Children's Furs a specialty.
x 1ai >Aor amass Nair masa nano mamas >tt maNam
PHONE 56 J'VJi/lars Scotch Store
PHONE 56
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Clean to handl. Sold by all Drug.
lista, Grocers an -1 Gen :rat Stores.
The Hydro Store
North Side of Square, Goderich
An Electric Stove is a
most convenient and
useful article
1yat4•r rates to Jilly let are now
thirty days in arrear. and there-
fore must he paid without further
n.tiee. otherwise the aorvice Is
Mahle to be rut off.
fawn wevire holes trom 7 to A
a.m. and from 5 to 111 pm.
All water and Tight rates payable
t4,
.1. A. KELLY.
Collector.
Water and Light Csamisaion
Town of (k+derich.
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erhN•, was uliRte4 in the
rn:etritunny t1. Fr..terirk 1%
son of 11r. noel Mr.. %S'. I1.
pi o'r1.N•k the 1.rld:.l tarty et 011.1 the l
1;1n/10- to the strain,. of 11,•nd, sm,.hn'e
111•irh 111*J,.1 I+r Mi...1,.\' 1.014. hoer Keep Children `N' 11
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ail 1110 111fN.m, Wild tool lately p .1•er
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....II (N•34.031. 4,r l-2erfr.ra 11.14 •d During Not '''s e:tther.
Detroit, visaed at J .seph Courtney's.
We are sorry to report the serious dl
nese of Mr. Tho.. Gunn.
Mise Berried ne and Masters Alpert an t
Ralph t)'Loughl.n are going to Wingham
to have their throat operated on,
Mrs. M. P. Ho4an, who underwent an
operation in St. Joseph's hospital. Lon -
ccs, is speedily re:ovrrmg. we are pleased
r t"ltnow. 4St. 'Mary. Hackett. of Detroit. came up on
Ii i nrrl new.
with white *alit) ribIN.n with Dae
ground of evergreen.. The r,•replont•
tea. 1-.•rtorYtrd to tb• hri.lr's mule,
Itev..1. I'. Parke, of Soilthnmpton, who i
vas c..lel.rntltttt his own w-Irldllg 1,44)14. i
,er.el1). The hii,lr, who w•ar elven
••wby leer mother': wnm dal,,?II •
trinrl lir silk no,,rgette ni,d a'41r•.- tie•
"i"•14414,1,141 bri'b.1 *'ells 1174(1 .•nrrie.l a '
rr IN,ngnet o1 ophe1114 new.. Irnr- I
.113 11a• r,umgr'atrlb.tl44na Mr. Frank I I
L,d.b
rendered a ..dr.. "The Stuwhtn.• t
..f 141421' Sn.11e." r. fh•r 4111011ne-
l'1r.l to rite .pacinnw ,ttuing-ears, t
,t here the irrre•he,,n N ea w'r'',vi. rink
mro,rh,,te mint free were present, those
r•.nt a'llsetttp.,• Itrir4R 111N. '4,r,- ]were, •
of Lai Mite, floe., mid Mies hale Parke.
'•( Itrlklklyu. N. V. Mr, and Mr.. I..bb
14-10 on 1110 nftert4,ou train. amid
h4,N-et•m nt ,'elnf,'ttl anti g.NN1 wishes,
or Toronto, Nhtgare. I,,ewl.tnn 11114
th.'r p..1111. 1:ls,. Tile bride'. travel- a
turned from oversea.. cal:ed on friends ,s
t tis vicinity this week -
f'41.1. F.UR♦-1919.
cmltrieh ,rpt. 1S, , 17
i•:xio.eter uHelot, 15, 16
I:npr.elm wept. 111, 17
sepl. IS, 111
` -Int. 15, 111
Sept. 111, 19
torp(. 17, IN
Sept. 18, 10 •
sem.
Sept. ll, 24
wept. 23, 24
sept. 25, 91
Sept. 25, 28
rpt. :311, owe. 1
'opt 311, net. 1
ttet.2.R
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the Greyhound for a few days visit.
(h1 ',Stowed
ru bout la service rn his route,
1' mer months are to small children Meth
— r ruralmad-carrier has purchased a weir e
sett f,'th
Ch•lera in(antum, dcarrhrxa, dysentery. ' ltlrrltell
Every mother knows haw fatal the hot
colic nd stomach troub es are rife at this
time a d often a precious little life i* lost
after on • a few hours illness. The mother -
who kre Baby's Own Tablets in the
house feels te. • The occasiogal use of
he Tablets .• events stomach and bowel
roubles, or if t b'e.comes suddenly -as
it generally ch the Tablets will bring
he baby safely th • gh. They are sold by .
medicine dealers or • y mail at 25 cents a
hos fr(wn the Dr. Wilt ms' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
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cad pale, prevent iring and
heal This la why thole who hate
oc..e used Zan* -Auk wilt never sae
any other ointment.
Miss Viola Huhlsy, of Upper (1•o-
when, N R., writes: "My sister had
aoFas on her foot that commenced
like halls an4 then discharged She
suffered such Intense pain that she
could nor wear her shoes and had
to remain lo the house. We cone•
mewed using 7.am-Auk and the
pain soon dleappaarwd. Then the
flares stopped dlanbargtng and boo
tone lomg the places wars entiret7
[(paled over we shall never bo
without 7.am-Rik again "
Par ermine. Wnold-potanefng tad
kss, ruts and barn* 7,arn Roc al
gaud. A l I dealees. 6be bag.
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t.;RBWE.
MoWAY, pt. 8.
Born -to Mr. and Mrs. Percylifnnigan,
son.
Mrs. Ritchie is spending a feways
with her son Gordon.
Mrs. ,]avid McWhinney took in t
Toronto Exhibition a fee days last week,
Mrs. Campbell, of 11'estheld, is visiting
her daughter. Mir. Wm, Crozier.
Mr. C A. Higgins left on .the Grey-
hound Thursday for Detroit '
Mrs. Gibson, of Ebenzer, is visiting het
daughter. Mrs. Wm. McConnell.
Quite a number from around here at-
tended the reception in the 4th school
house in h nor of another of the soldier
ibo}s. Mr, A. G. Shackleton.
The monthly meeting of the W. M. S.
was held at the home of Mrs. John
Menary Wednesday last. There was
Quite aSorge attendance.
Mie Mildred McWhinney and Master
Bruce Shackleton. of the G. C. 1.. spent
Sunday at their ham -it here.
it has been decided to holo anniversary
*ervlces on October 12th. Particulars
later.
I..%NES.
Mor1o.Y. Sept. A.
Lorne Farrish, Andrew Bowler and
John Joe Howler took ,n the Detroit ex-
cursion.
Mrs. Chas. O'Connor, of I//Aroit, i$
visiting at Robert Moran s.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Styles, of Detroit,
are visiting at Jeseph O'Loughlin',
'Mts. Hannah Hogan; Mrs. Dwyer and
Mr. John Farrish took in the Toronto
Exhibition.
Misses Annie aid Liazie Sullivan, of
\ ST. .%1'(:1-STINE. '111,1,.y
WEDNESDAY• Sept, U,, 1.nrkuow-
Miss Stuart. n! Chicago, visited friends Sayalilve ton
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in this vicin.tekalt week. ftayBNld
Miss Mary `14ftslnto!h. of Clinton, T('• N HII,I,r
visited her cousin: Mrs. J. W. B.41e, on T'Ingaunon
Saturday. WInglsam
entKira Alice Clara: visiting Mrs J.
Thornpsnn.
Mr. Andrew Painter +.`(turned to Da•
troll last week. - a
a number !rr'rn this vicinity are
takirlY in London Farr thrs week.
Mrs. Geo, Brophy is in Whtgham at
present.
Mr. and Mrs, John Boyle Visited
Kingsbridge friends one day this week
Miss Mary Mason. who has just re-
SINCE .1870
30Z7ZCOUGHS
SUMMER SALE OF' WHITE
FOOTWEAR
To make room for incoming goods we arc clear-
ing off slimmer lines in Boots and Shoes. These are
a few samples of the price reductions :
1.Adie•.' white cams Oxforrla ..
" high -top canvas Shoes .. g3'10 for f2 715
.. „ „ ,240 2.75
white canvas low Melee ..' '1411 2.15
Mn-'.erunning Mimeo' 12 '2l.bo
Shore LIZ Hoy. r Ing Sh1. Z '• o La1.60
•.
l.ludieN,' h{ack k'd Oxt 1 E " t.26
Oxfords. 1.(111 " 2.0000
• " Donplolae r..., a,ql
3.a
Come early before the bargains are all one
Also reduced res in ladies' Whitewear, W
- - -. _ 81sia, etC
N. J. TRELEAVEN
General Merchnlll,
Dungannon