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If you are a judge
of clothes value, so much the better. If you are not,
you can make y g selection with fullest confidence if
you buy
Bengard Clothes
These handsomely designed and finely finished
clothes -present the latest styles of the hour.
Theyoung men's models are never extreme yet em-
body novelties that are exclusive and original.
Styles for older men consen.ati%e but certainly
not commonplace.
WALTER C. PR1DHAM
Phone 57.
DUNGANNON.
IHURsDAY. Oct. 2
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Wickens and
family *ere here over Sunday. Mrs. Wice -
! ens remaining. Mr. wickens returned
Lo Hensall, to which place he has been
transferred as manager ef the liensall
braoch of the stwrzin4 Bank.
, Mr. Jae etallough. whe has been visit-
ing his dauehters in the West the last four
months. returned home Tueiday of this
week.
Herb. Stothers ta the latest to in the
ranks of autieowners. He has a Rad.
Mrs. Woodley is packing up her house:
held goods preparatory to moving to
London.
Eloise Steadman fee out of a tree one
day lately and broke her arm. She la
doing nicely now.
We notice that Professor David Todd .
is to attempt to communicate with the
planet Mars this fall. Hope he will hurry'
uo; we should like to know if there are
any U. F. O. running up there.
, Harold Sproul is at London hospital..
where he has gone through an operation
; for appendicitis succemfully. His mother..
IMrs. D. Sproul. and sister Nettie are
with him.
Mr. A. Disher is raising his barn and
putting a cement foundation under it.
1 There will be no service in the Duncan -
non Mettexhie church next Sunda). OW'
I ing to the anniversary services at the
1 Crewe appointment..
: Mr. P Squire, of the Bell telephone
staff, stratiorJ. is here to visit friends and
take in the sights of the big fate
, ,Mr. Lewis G vier had a successful sale
of his livery outfit on Saturday and wah
Mrs. Govier his meved tens we -k to
!Goderich. Mr. H. Fowler has Moved into
the house and has opened up the hotel.
' and Dunitannen is again able to offer
I accommodation to the travelling public.
IMr. and Mrs. Harty Bell y.
; ot Tx -
Onto. are here spending a wee 's holidays.
Mrs. David Sproul. of West Wawanosh.
is still in the hospital at God ich and.
we regret to say. is not improv i g very
imDLuring the fair meate---are being ved
l by the ladies of the English chute•in
; the Allen block, as well as by Host Fo -kr
; at the Dungannon hotel.
ERSkINE CHURCH ANNIVERSARY.- An
niversary Serv;ces will be held in the
Presbyterian church. Dungannon. on
. Sunday, October 12th. Rev. J. S. Hardie,
moderator of the Synod of Hamilton and
London. will preach both morning and
eventng! Special music sill be garen by the
choir. On Monde.. evening. October 13.
an entertainment, under the auspicee of
Erskineehurch will be given in the Agri-
cultural Hall. Mr. -Thomas McGillicuddy.
if Toronto. the Mall of a thousand
stories." who has entertained a vast
number ef men in the Canadian rad a-
iled Stacie military camps. sill be the
chief entertainer. Ile comes highly
recommended by both the Canadtan
and the United States press. He will be
misted v scal and instrumental music
by Mee. J. W. iiiynt. Mrs. (Dr.) Neeton
and Miss Allan. of Lucknow. Program
Lo begin at e o'clock. Admission -adults
:41X. (Fuld en 21:.
fortable
last fer
DisCOUlteGING
CREWE.
Some of the peo�e from around ere
tended the anni sary services at
kett's church on Skndav !ast.
11,7, and Mrs. E. J. McTavish. of Rip-
nt Sunday with their aunt. Mrs.
Mr.
,
john lt.enary. ,
We a sorrv to report tea Mrs. Aubrey
. Higgins. -ho has been undereehe doctor's
care ear same time, is not uhproving as
. fast as her Meny friends would rah.
; 14The peopl of Crewe nave d ided to
h Id their 3nni ensary services on -Other 1
5 h. instead of th leth. on account i the;
; ahniversary servi in the Prestwt ian I
' church at Dungan on. Rev. Mr. j n.1
1 ston. of Hoimesville. will take charge. f
I the Sunday services. i the afternoon a !
•' 30, andthe evenine zR 7.30. On Mon-
d .y evening. October tith\ a good program
1 .111 be given. Rev. A. . Miikon, of
I Auburn, will give a lecture n " rtirou h
:sec
TEMPLETON'S
RHEUMATIC CAPSULES
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IffiEUP441511M` ,NEURMS.SCIATICA
LUMBAGO,NEURALGIA.GOUT ETC
A SURE RELIEF FOR THE WORST 11FAMOIE
RIM PER SOX
IT.NPUTONS t."' Meow YR ff W
Rownialty has backed a practical rheumatic
reale. y since tine berm. iturtmae• •re .peat
yearly at hst as. mca electric bonus sad heap&
MO to ohun• reLef, yet better results ars
brb,ered ugh t at home by mlag T.ILC •• the
C011isoo seam/ treetwient.- Just compare oui4
re,klus Ileitis ear other tre.ttraeall sad
be clseeiooed. Ask yoga dr
rimitiTefis f or our sew booklet • It Is Intervale
lac sad cwt. you im414.air (Templeton), la
Ring W.. Toronto). We .at marabouts,
IWOMPI el ILK
1)1 Lop. . Chemist
and leruggist, Bedford Itlock. Sole
Agent for tesleriele Muil List to thin
iiiidres• or to Templotou'a. 14 King
et. W.. Toronto. anti T. It. C.'s will be
.ent poetpaid.
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car of cull apples from here on Tueeda
Rev. Capt. Revicraft and Dr. Enimer MI
son. of Godench. will address a meeting im
in the Fore -ter. Hall. Auburn. Mond.v
evening. October DM. in the interests 01 ma
the referendum campaign.
IN
DREADED INFLUENZA. a
NUM
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Medical Men Believe it V'ill •
Again Visit Canada This IN
Autumn and Winter.
There is a eiderpread beilet among
medical men that the epidemic oi la
grippe, or influenza. which sweat oyer the ur
world last year. will again apoear tfl
Canada during this autumn and -coming 11
winter. This dangerous trouble spares imr
neither ade nor sex, but it naturalfinds
its easiest victims am. ng !hone sho are,
rune, wn in he Oh. or these 5 hose blood I.
v salt and watery, and it is anemia Inc I =
latter class in which the greatest number '
of tetalitlee occur. The surest say to igg
prevent an attack of this dreetled !rouble
is to keep the blood rich and pure. and 11
the safest. and best way to do this is im
tnrough the use Of Dr. Mt.:lams' Pink
No reasonable precaution to avert an im
atck ot influenza of la grippe sliould be
spa The dasease itself deade . but ;
its a m -effects among th,se woo are .1
spared make the life of the victim one of
corstan misery. Ask almo-t any of 1
those w v have been attmised by in. 1
fluenza t their present condition of
health is a • moat of them will answer: In
-Since I hay had ireluenze I have never ;
been tult w ." This trouble leaves'
behind it a persistent weaeneet of the MI
limbs. shortnese • tweath. bad digestion. 111
palpitation of the
ing after even slight
to the thin-blorxied
grippe minuet always
after the fever and in
-ided. ; They are at the
and complications often
This cenditioe will continu
blood is built up again. and
rt, and a tired feel-
xert ion. This is due 1
damn in which la al
leaves tis victim •
enza have sub- 111
rcv of relapses IN
sfry serous.
until the MI
the our, ig
and
ng can 11
tams' Ix
hese a
s
BENMILLER.. pose of building up the
strengthening the nerves not
equal a fair treatment with Dr. e%
Pink Pills. From f rst to last dose
pills make new: rich blood. shich rea
every organ and nerys in the body. T
the lingering germ% are driven out. an
the weak. despondent victims of inflenza
a. e transformed into cheerful. heathy.
happy men and women.
feet better _still. you can put yeur.elf in
, 3 condition to• resist an attack of influenza
hy enriching the blood through the use of
Dr. Welliame Pink Pills. and this. a
. seems, is the sensible thing to do at once.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by all
dealers in medicine or will be sent by mail
• at 50 cent, a box or six boxes for $2.50
, from the Dr. Williams Medicine Co.,
Brockville. Ont.
TUESDAY. Sept. 30. 1
sio-tilting is keeping all the men busy
in (tsr hood
A large crowd from here attended the
s hool fair at Carlow on M )(Way. Our
village school came third in meeching and
carrted off many other pnzes. Look out
for next }ear!
Mr. Elwyn A. L -mg leaves for Toronto
take advantage oi atm
vocational training course for returned
men.
Mr. Ray Moore has returned le his
duties in the S,erling Bank at t:sisridige.
W. Reeeor. of Markham, visited at C.A.
Vansfone's last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gledhill. of Wel-
land, and -Mr. and Mrs. Ed. GledhilL of
Detroit. who attended the funeral of the
late lesse ti,edhill. have returned ,to their
hernes.
We welcome back to our village Roy
Mating. thf trmer popular a:tistant at
the gr;st rnill. and hi,asic and child.
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CHURCH etares -Rally service last
Spnday evening ear iv en attended. We
were Weasel to have with us_ Mr J. C.
illian, of Gpdench, who gave a splendid
atjdresa on "What Home Means to Us."
M Millian i well fitted to speak on that
topis having lately returned from service
over • . Next Sunday morning
sesissrivice-hargr of
B
•lie wee Dr. Entreeson. te.th of
Goderich. ho will speak in reference to
the referee um. As this is a circuit
service a la. g attendance will be expected.
Epwort League is held every
Wednesday at m. in Benmitler church.
Next meeting is charge of Miss Lowe
alters. The tore "Church Etiquette '
t be taken by liss Edna Walters.
Ev tabody request o attend and help
t the wement along . Rev. Mr. and
Mrs. 'ennedy intend
I week a next on a vacat
!lob. like this in the tone
that you expected would I
couple of months longer one-
wiiy llimeter. if you -wail ,t,Istqn
Us for "lir
Siberia in a BOX Car.- Rs'. . Ir. Ntio,inn
i a returned soldier and was SnSberia
during the war. Admission 2.s,; every-
body welcome.
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H141•111-CleVeS SHOCIREP.11RING
we len renide them. restore their mood
lonke. put them in e Ililiso t.• give
yuu eervire. Why not try In
S. SMITH
Ea,r Street tioderich
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Do not
another day w
itching, Ill_
'no orPredrud
Inc Patel. No
*orgies! opeN
4? In regaired.
Dr. Clin44:'. Ointment will relieve yen at orme
and irsi rer, 'Only Cure you. Me. s Mix ; all
&oder+. or E.14...n4on. Hates & 5 o.. Limited.
Tomntn. Saigip!O hoz free if yo' tnen'Acon tide
paper mud each", M. Mem p to pay p081..4e.
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R. Tait
Electrical Contractor
Hern's
Wiring of all kinds up to -date
Me Telephones, Burglar Alartu,,,
Pollee Patrol and Fire Alarm
Systems.
Private ResiffenesetanaBusine..
Places -a specialty.
II Work Guaranteed.
Elect rice! roue. Toasters Grille.
?atm. Vaenutn Cleaners, %Milling
Machine,. rte,,thughto a n d
Batteries of all kinds &wept on
band.
Ring tip $2 or 198 and have sun
el ) Ott an estimatt. en your
wiring. It will be bone tight.
Robt. Tait
GRIPS
TRUNKS
SUITCASES
HAND BAGS
We carry a full line of
Travelling Goods. See our
goods before going on that
trip you have planned.
We have special values
in Boots and Shoes at
the present time when all
leather goods are advan-
cing so rapidly.
REPtIRIME
Vireo Street :-: Next Powoffice
Peones Shop 82. Meuse 11)
Hera's Boot Shop
Tie. mixt
I Augustine %1
held at CH. feu
t .ra WisIne.idoy. 4
-1131 11. M
\t ins Stewart of I
oli the referendum.
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T. AUGUSTINE
tartilar meettug the $t.
morn Institute will he
of Mrs. VT. Tit twurni
-barer 4511.111 505.
Gaderieh 04
will
Torne Tattets: '•I'y 'c nes it's none
uv my business, pard, but uz you ever'
married'?"
Rambling Rube: "No! ot Mikes
vOU
Tome Tatters: "Why, I Pal &lin'
how you ever acquired dal habit uv
s'eepin' wit' yer hands in yer pockets."
AUBURN.
you con disc's'
of Your plums sn'11 heirs. also,
poultry. /11 T. RIDDELL'S atara A
.101Urt
ithngle• for sale
EDNESOAY. Oct.!!
mit 'For To ivy esti I P.
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WensEettee. Oct. 1.
AnniVetiatV services will he i-.ld nett a
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Hours of Business 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturdays 8 a.m. to 10 p.m
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Popular Furs Moderately Priced
Handsome Hudson Seal Cape and Muff, trimmed in either Grey Squirrel
or Fitch, the season's leading style. The Capes are $42.50 and $50.00. Muffs to
match at $25.00 and $42.00.
Australian Opossum Set. An exceedingly attractive
with Roll Collar. Can be fastened under arms in dolman style. sewith large Cape
s t
to match. The Cape is priced at 565.00. The Muff is priced at 52250.
wear.
Muff
wear. Priced at
Charming Red Fox Sets, so popular for young ladies'
542.00, $52.50 and 560.00 the set.
Natural Coon Sets are very stylish. Special $50.00 set.
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Children's Sets a Specialty
IVery Pretty Dress of excellent all -
wool Serge in navy and black, trimmed
black silk braid, satin -covered buttons,
round neck. Special 525.00 each.
IDelightful Silk Taffeta Dress,
Georgette sleeve and vest, bell cuff, in
black. navy and brown. Special $22.00
each.
Beautiful Coats of Silvertone
You will be charmed with the shawing of the new Silvertone Coats. They are so
stylish and so comfortable. Silvertone Coats in colors of navy, saxe, burgundy, brown
and tan. with targe collars. and many are fur -trimmed. Priced from $37.50 to $60.00.
Special Childreo's Knitted
Suits 55.95 a Suit
These Knitted Suits are
justhe thing for the little
t
tots. They comprise Pull-
over. Sweater and Cap In
cardinal. grey and white,
special $5.95 a suit.
timmiisminimmainssxmome
Special Values in Underskirts
Ladies' Near Silk Un-
derskirts just in from New
york. in the newest de.
signs in fancy colors in a
good variety of styles. Pfic-
ed at $2.75 to $4.50 each.
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Ladies ' Warm Padded Vests
A shipment from Japan
of these comfortable Pad-
ded Vests with or without
sleeves. With sleeves
$2.95 and without sleeves
$1.50.
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Every day we receive orders from all parts of the Dominion
from former residents and tourists who like
dealing with the Scotch Store.
McCall's Pattern Magazine and Winter Quarterly now in stock
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PHONf, 56 Millar's Scotch Store
• Sunday at Zion church at II o clock in , MIX 11•11
tie morning and 7.30 in the even,n5t. On
Monday evening a fowl suiper will be
served in the school house. followed by a
and 2.-K. • Mr Dave Metall. of Myth.
Mr. and Mrs. John
e
program in the church .i Admission Mk'
Going to lealifenda.-On account of ! frir 'I"Y" "r M.11.1".." kir" "Pk'
re.ided .111 the- Huron road during tire
feltl•nds in Goderleb.
Mir& Berrie Beckett is VI
ill-ltyalth Mr. S. T. Walter. who ims
his tine farm. Mr. W. wen of 60111. -
rich hieing the purchaser. Mr. Walter's
-ale id' effects took -place iin Wednesday
; hist e eek u nil was very snecessful.
, As ...rot) as 510 fii frilly run arrange they
I ii1)111111 ler leave for California, !wl iey-
! ing the warmer climate will have a
bere.114 is! effeet upon Mr. Walter's
hen Ith. 4 Me evening last week a
‚5!:s? 505 from the Holmeaville Meth-
odist ealled upon the family at
' 511.0.r honi.• and pre-ented them with
in address expressing regret nt their
re al fruu main! relationship. 3114
ehureli feIlw.Iulp and also hope. for
Mr. Walter's_ reetonitien to his former
tiorl strength. A purse of gold
:they wee presentee. The 5.. mitt's. in
eharge tie. presentation Inelioled
Rev. Mr. Johnson, Mr. M. Flick. Mr. H.
Tr..% artha and Mr. W. Rutledge.
The Leading Phone and Mail Order Store
PHONE 56
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'ovvan. pletely destroyed. nothing being left
Ilf a 1055 n few if the eement walls. and they
no. so badly cracked 11. 1,1 be ii.elesel
Tht• can... of tile tire is link nos n Mit
it isi 45115(1' .'.,'I tio have been elle result
of a cigarette carelessly thrown
uncirigst silo' Mgr' and sawdlist. where
might smolder for how, before
ti .illy breaking into flumes. Nirs
Stir . we understand. Intends rebuild
ing *am as possible
The muffle flay 411 the fair Iiiim heel'
very col mid wet. lint notwithstanding
'the .InOt - lean 1. well tille11 4)1)11 511.•
$4 IT pie of ruffs end vegetables i.
remarkably NI. considering the %,-r,
dry went I ier o the siluttiter.
past forty vears. found it necessary to
Mr. Robt. Scott has sold his farm and
.tock in the 13th concession of Ilullett
to Mr. Ilunkings and gives possession
, October 1st.
• Mrs. Wm. Neaves and Moe Andrew
Ferguson, whir have been on the sick list.
• are not improving as their friends would
wash.
I Mr. Wm Ferguson, of Windsor, has
told els property there and is looking for
' a location f.vr a blacksmith •hon to start
business. Ile called here on Tuesday on
I his way to u.Ingham.
' Mr. Roy l'atterson's auto colliclel with
Earl Vi; ightman's huggY ors Monday
night and smashed the buggy. Fortunatery
no person wee in lured.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carter. of Port
Elgin. spent Sunday with his parents
here.
Mr. D. Cantelon. of Clinton. shipped a
Sept. 29
r aol Mrs. EfiallIfIri netrkett nnif
Mi Edna Beckett motored from De-
troit ast vi•s•liz tool ;ere visiting at the
home Mr .‘lbert IteekeIt.
Mias , ry Slelvor ham returned from
!vetoer.
elem. N •rvin Cowan, bite of the
Royel Air 1 ri.e. and Mrn. l'owan are
visiting at t home of the former,.
WHEN Ul INC]
W I LSON
FLY PADS
Nte READ DIRECTlONS
iefeerve CAREFULLY AND
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Far more effective than Sticky FIT
Catchers. Clean to handle. Sold by
Druggist,' anJ Groccri c. v. here.
IIELENs.
IV ANTED. -F0Vs. I. OF ALL KINDS.
V/ no Tuemlay and Wednewlky nywn.nr,,t
each week. Highest pnces part! irt MILLE.tes
STORE. 55. Helens
MpruIy. SepteMber
Mr. Neil Stuart. id Chicago. visited
his, Imii.111. Mr. .1. It. Rutherford. over
the week -end. Miss Florence Stuart.
who hail been visiting here. returned
110We .5411 Iler either.
NI 15'. Elizabeth Salkeld. of tIrsierich,
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. R. K. Miller.
Delegates appointed to attend Dig
Voting Peopic's meeting el White-
elitireli ore Miss SI. „Nliirriiy. Mr. 5 .
Altelteson. Mr. flurry Webhiand Miss
tilatlys
Miss wonky. of teem...el. visited lit
Mi:. J.15. Itutlierford's over Munday.
Mr. E. Phillips land family, of Au-
burn. spent Sunday with Mr. .W. .1.
Ilmnptitey.
Mr. Cecil Harrison. of Kirkton, spent
few days visiting his cousin. Mr. T. 15.
Taylor.
Mr.. Avery. er., Nir. end Mrs. Itoy
A very a tid , Mr. 4 '4411i In., of Pm vie.
Vipinelt 115 Ole 1111ellig 111e
W114.
Anniversary wen' ices will be held
Calvin eloirch next Sunday, 4 klober 5
The flefli, anon .4 the memorial hell
will take place at 'IMMO o'clock. Rey.
S M. Whitley, of ihrrham. will conduct
u hp servil'est A hot fowl slipper and
entertainment will he given Monduy
M1.s M11101 Rutherford. of Fergir.
spent the week -end at home.
Mr. and Mew A. Taylor and sister.
of East Wawnnosh. were visitor. at
1'. It. Taylor's on Sunday.
Ing
1lA TFIV11.1 P.
1.110"410. Sept.
Mr. and Nine Ammo. 4'88'001. of
Markle Pity, Nliele. ere the eneste
the 'Misses Catnphell this week.
Itei. Mr. Es erest leaves next week
or .Xlherta. Fie preaches his firenell
4wrtn•al c't Sunday ttext
1.'ine Reeldewee Horned. -The fine
residett 0 of Mrs Stott on the bike
front. vi 111, hiss !teen building Inc fir
two Ms months enit wa• nesting enm-
plettme (*light tire last Frl,l,y morning
between 0 and 7 e'elnel. and a+ cfnal
TAKING A HOUSE
doesn't mean that you more retain
every ugly attribute. The charm of
Many attract'.'. homes Iles in neat
harmonizing.
WINDOW SHADES
We suliol these in man %I 1 lel.
f ht. need reliable .itialilse14 tsl artist•
11. effects.
When tan we measure your wind-
ows?
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Smith's Art Store
East S. Phone 198
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D. A. hIcLACHLAN, Principal
mesiteme.
Water and Light
Commission
Town of Goderich
Water rates for the next
three months are now pay-
able and a discount of 15 per
cent. will be given on rates
paid on or before October 1st.
Pay Now and Save the
Discount
A full line of Hydro Lamps
and Electric -using Devices
on hand at the Hydro Store. .
Water and Light rates pay-
able at the Hydro Store, to
J. B. KELLY,
Collector
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