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Clothes That Keep Shapely
must be fashioned by experts -and upon lines that ars,
retained because of exacting workmanship. To get long
service and an always trim appearance, we urge you to wear
Bengard Clothes
The highest skill combined with good litateritik and 'watch-
ful care unite in these famous elothes to give you full
certainty of value avid satisfaction.
Your first experience with Bengard clothes
will acquaint you with a new and higher
standard in ready.to-wear garments.
WALTER C. PR1DHAM
SOLF AGLAT FOR
ZOth CENTURY AND ART CLOTHING
BORSALINO HATS
Phone 57.
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Mrs. John Young left on Monday for
Lethbridge. Alberta. 11 411.r 01/1411111114 111P
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Mr. Milton Tyilflitil 11.1Y111,1 from
the Wein on Saturday lend spent tlw
week-enel with. his 1.r..1her Melvin
tory going to New York, Where be will
continue Ms 4.111411e%.
Mr. Foyier. of Kitchener. and Mims,
Ruth Veiling. of the. "Mee. Strat-
ford. spent the week -end with the
latter•s parent.. Mr. and NIrs. lt. M.
Young.
We are glad to report that Mr. Wm.
Clayton lois rerovereel frotu his recent
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united lii marriage to Mr. Huncau J.
Matheson. Itev. ',w. Matheateu, of
Isreotlwr.tot the groom, tied
the nuptial knot. The bride, who Iris
given away by her father, wore a
dainty dress of wlette georgette over
silk. .ifter tiw (*mainly a sumptuous
supper was served. Tlw many beauti-
ful giftg received testified to the high
esteem 111 which the young vomiter are
Mr. anti Mr.. Matheson left on
Weelutowelay for Markdale, rey comity.
AUBURN.
WEDNEMAY, Oct. TA
Mr. and Mr. Wm. Ferguson and
fanuiy, of Windsor, are visaing their
parent. before 1 eating in Sealorai, where
Mr. Ferguson has bought rt 1111•CiOnlab
sitop and °welling.
•I ne apple pacers are busy in this
seciton. 1 hey nnd trouble in keeping
suppued with apple barren).
AltrAl Kollinson has installed a
BlyLIl mulacval telephone in his harness
s lop toi the convenience of his customers. w
Oerrusiti.-The funeral of Mrs. Wm.
Ncaves on Sunday I om St. Mark's '
church was largely attended by relatives
and fnends, whD thus showed their last
respects to orie of the early settl,rs ot this
.conununity. She leaves her bereft hus-
bani and ner lather, kir. Robert Medd,
two users -Mrs. John Symington and
Mis. L. Yhthips of the veiage-and three
Ixothers-Kobert Medd. ,ohn Medd of
West Wawanush. and James Medd of the
village. The funeral services were con-
doeted by Hey. W. B. Hawkins, and the
in,erineot was in Hads cemetery
The death or Mrs. Andrew Ferguson oc-
curred at Goderich hospital on Wednesday
01 last Week. atter a lingenng dirges. The
remain. were interred in Batts cemetery.
, The deceased is survived by her husband
and one daughter. The sympathy of the
community goes out to these beeeaved
tamilles in their sorrow.
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Always tresh aud pure.
Your "rootless mast be mode to
lest as lose es passable, they're
so dear sow. Smilight Soap
is Ow person sad bout of all
loosellry soaps so Ws nue issferet
eksoessr-vo• the most sees -
easiest beeesse, hated pore, it
takes loss t• do the sresh.
DUN NON.
Thsiday4 te-tober
The Western Ontario convention of the Buy Victory les
Women's institute will be held in the jr. Louis Govler v.d his furniture
M C. A. et4itonuni, London. 00 to Under14.11 1111 Frkley.,
Ur:tober 2Stl4 and '.Vth. Mr. Dui ill Sproul. of hievIlTieer. wee.
truck 011 4111. back by falling limb
imeThe extensive alterations and improve-
nts at the Model Theatre have taken
a -1-figer time than eras expected. but the
Theat* will be open on Friday evening
of this week with a Charlie Chaplin reel.
The new accommodations provided put
the Model in tne front rank of picture -
houses.
4415•111 u few ilaye thie week eliciting ut
Mr. A. Wilson's.
Mr. niiil Mrs. A. Johnston. who have
1 lately kohl their !satin 4111 Ili*. 4.4 li 11111. I
eession.• lueie nemeel toter res.tom in 1Io3.!..
township Iiii11. '.sI ,i's' :hey will reside
for tio.•
3Iroi. %ay.. 1.4.14;0141114 u te.w weeks
visiting with her poll Charlie. in
ronba. _
,Mr. Wine elayten elpert Sunday 111
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Nlatliewati -Shaekleton.--A very pret-
ty Wedding 'ova5 witsumizeml at the home
of me. anel Mrs. T. H. Shackleton. Aoh-
tieldt_on the iere•n4eg of ThankegivIng
Pay. w ten their, 014-1-igtitc-e, Mity4-ww.
•-er -Str .11 VrerefirerfriarT-1,.....,.1.
HE INHERITED ALL
HIS MANY TROUBLES.
But Found Relief in Dodds Kidney
Pills.
while felliug a trey IA 11 A. eutlecre
w Witt off
work for a few days.
I Mr. aud Mrx. Liugabl Fe wier have
moved to 444. Andrew Kirk fa tn. uhich
they ha‘e pure -hawed. Mr. •• ue
understand. Is going ato Ihnreolb. where
one .ef lais oling theme, and Mrs. Kirk
14. going on at visit to Calif.ortolee.
Mr. Robert Bailey, malinger tot\ the
Sterling Rank eery. has hewn tratine
[erred to Marlhank, where the St.•rlitig
I. opening is new branch. He will be
much mimed he our burg. Mr. Itishion
from tlee elotlerIch branch t..
Sproul. Thengantion's well -
nit lire WII. 5 1144 - local
•rafonolane ulsI 11rufsmoht
mem of Dodd's Kidney Pills is shown by1,
the statement of Mr. Jas. N. Timnions, a attractive
well-known reeident here. Mr. 'Daimons tattettita... „ha.
says that he inhented his kidney trouble adjunct to the
take hi
Red River. fw.erness Co.. C B.. Oct. Mr. V.
20 (Special). - Thai even the moat deeply- kn.,wn fu
rooted kidney disease yields to a treat- deah.r lo
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from his arents and suffered severely , and 111111.
'•1 ueed two boxes of Dodd's Kidney 1
Al and Mrs. Ihtie.
from it tor six years. Mime Ruth Fowle
Pills anu they did me a lot of good. II 1 insin of We'd W•Will
had followed on with the pills I believe ,
mattire.ay eventieg
they would have completely cured me. 1
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am always gtad to tell others hw -omuch y yomirs anel ten
Th.' imeral took plarr
henebt I get from cisme I)odd's Kidney
Pills."
Mr. Timmons suffered from many
various ills that accompany any kidney
' trouble. He had rheumatiem, cramps, in
the muscles. backache aad headache- His
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Hours of Business 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
etilly ditlighter of
wler. elth roue.*
h. died suddenly
t. She wale
oillis of WV.
...lay after -
440011 to Hungameme crenfile -y. Itcv. Mr.
'knight's ottictating. The \pallhearers
were A. Sueliolt, Leo. W11.1111.11111 111111
Virtnr Erringtien, Fred Fo ler awl
Thos. w.-leirer.
Election thiy.-monetey. 1 Ilv-toolier 20,
topetwel nisei fr011tilltled 4411 exceptionally
-era nd 41447 _amt. _dt_ WitIA__situy _and
Igreet surprieses. Very kern Interest
was ehown on all Melee anti Ilunganuon
was a very buoy place. All available
v.rtem acre 114.11..(1. end there were many
1 people to look akiter getting tout the vote
11 1111 e•Vvit inort. to take rare of it while
teeing polled. No. 1 14411. West Wail -s-
wede, bad ten 4.111cIals on she payroll.
When the return. were received show-
ing the defeat of the- liewnet ,1:overn-
ilWilt. WI great wee. the Aileick that many
of the old-time Cotuserrative. leave Hot
byre' Well Alper. Sooner have g • to
I'ort .\II..rt to work. others have ensne"
to the. wilds of WalW11110011, MIA 54
114Ibligly kliii% PI RIWIP. While as tea alio
eould not get sissy wander aNnit madly
tend ponder over the why awl.% herefore
of it._..
The re- die he west erawaneem and
Aahr14'lt1 were as follows:
WEST WAWANISSH
Framer doynt Proctor
No. 1- . 65 124 3i1
No. 2- 51) SO 411
Nef• 3- 31 7.2 Pi
No, 4-- 14 714
No. 5- 4M 11
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239 416
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sleep was bris
een and unrefreshing.14.
felt heavy and sleepy itter_mila Its
was a'‘). ay.. tired en..1 nervous..
After -soar
oonaditione, and the
telephone
Reconstruction and
Telephone Service.
TELEPHONE service, like other public
services, undoubtedly suffered through
the war.
Hundreds of skilled telephone workers
went overseas. Many trained operators
sought tempoi ary positions in munition
plants. There was a world shortage of the
materials that go to build a telephone sys-
tem. Our reserves of plant and equipment
were drawn upon until they were practically
exhausted. Necessary repkirs and mainten-
ance work had to wait.
Then came the armistice. The business
world sprang into intense activity. The de-
mand for new installations all over our
system was enormous.
Now comes the task of getting back to
normal -restoring our reserve plant, over-
taking arrears of maintenance and repairs,
hurrying new construction of local and long distance
equipment to meet pressing demands for service.
Our plans for this year involve an outlay for
extensions and replacements of over $7,000,000. We
are giving intensive training in our operators'
schools to hundreds of young women to prepare
them for central office positions.
Our chief concern is that our subscribers should
get the best possible service under all conditions.
Skilled workers, adequate equipment, a resolve to do
our best, while realizing that see are all servants of the
public- these are the factors which, we hope, will
result in the maitztenance of the pre-war standard of
telephone service.
And we ask the kindly co-operation of all telephone
users in -
Making sure of the number by consult-
ing the directory before calling;
Speaking distinctly, directly into the
mouthpiece;
Answering promptly when the ben rings.
Th. Bell Telephone Company of Canada
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What They Mai.
Tom Allele : Can the I% r. tr. handle
0111' 11110V141 referendum?
Fred Ross : If I had only bad a
week up 10 Aslitield whist as cheer.
there would linVe.
11111 Carr : There will Ito' Ins
many pahl odieers III 111101 Ninth 1114.11
ele.i.t1011.
lien Crawf.prell Ity love, isn't It
awful ? 1 bad no idea if 510111/I Is glich
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'Phos. : we•ii. ie
Hob Halley : Remove 1114. 111 11111.1'.
Jack McNabb : I object to Ab., Cul-
bert 1.1111V111•0111144 people on einem,.
night. It is not alloweel in our elinrch.
Henn Trete), Veil : Let 1111' 11114 1111 1
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se : That • Ng majority
agalwet Hearst 1 tan sympathlr.. with
him.
Joe Meeliongh 1 o lab they would
put voter...1. In thoir right tniteplei. MO 1
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Tom Stothers . If Joynit had not
been electe0, I should 411 ve to go
eronnel ly llerry I 'Infra and behind
Ornde Aligu.thee's woodpile to get to
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And Ad 1i1.14,r herilet come to ye.
Our lee cream be Just right -�o one
moonier. say Try It mewl gee fOr
yieurself.- 11. T. PAWS rda
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Saturdays 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Popular Priced Coats
Many new arrivals in the Coat Department opened up
this week, including Silvertones, Velours_and Flushes, in a
great variety of the latest' New York styles.- There are no
two Coats alike and at no other time of the season will the
selection be so complete. They are priced from $19.50 to
$60.00.
The Vogue of Velvets
It is many a season since Velvets have been so popular
Our special in Plain Velvets, Chiffon Finish, all colors, 22 inches wide, at $1.25
per yard.
Cord Velvets at $1.00 and $1.7.5.
Two exceptional values in Cord Velvets at less than last year's prices, in
deep pile, all colors, 27 inches wide, at $1.110 aid $1.25 per yard.
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Women's and Children's Fall and Winter
Underwear
Our stock of women's and children's Fall and Winter Underwear is
most complete. We specialize in Turnbull's, Jaeger's and Peerless Brands,
in all weights, to suit all tastes.
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Turnliun's Fine Wool Combinations, low neck, sieeveless, or Vneck and elbow sleeves,
at per suit, U.N.
Jaeger's extra fine quality Pure Wool Combinations. low neck, sleeveless, short orlfull
length sleeves, ale° knee length and ankle length. Priced $7.50.
Turnbull's Natural Wool Vests and Drawers, high neck, long sleeves, drawers opeu or
closed. rer garment $2.25 and $2.50 he outsize.
Children's Wool N'ests and Drawers. Turnbull's make, in white or natural. Sizes I to
14 years. Priced according to size, $1.0• ts $1.50.
Women's Flannelette Gowns
Women's extra quality White Flannelette Gowns and Pyjamas, extra well -made,
good roomy garments. Priced from $2.25 to $.3.75.
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Ing Piles. No
surgical open.
et Ion required.
Dr. Chase', Ointment will relieve you at once
and an certainly elms you. Win a no:: an
dealer... or Ednistnrion. Nee" h Limited,
Toronto. tileateip'.• box free it you mention Ulla
paper and eacium 2c. otamp 40 5117 meow.
McEwen's
SPECIALS
Boys' Caps, new supply to
hand
Boys' Overalls, 55c to 61,25
Boys' Jerseys, white. navy
and red
Boys' Braces, 15c up
A few peices of curtain
material, to cleat from
25c a yard up
A nice line of Bath Towels
at right prices
We stock the Crompton
Corsets, all sizes as n d
different styles
Lime Juice, Grape Juice.
Rasp. Vinegar, Lemon
and Orangeade in bottles,
also Lemoaade and
Orangeade Powder. Just ,
right for drinks in the
hot weather
Try some of our Aroma
Brand Tea. With ten lbs.
you get a Teapot FREE
Mint Tea in stock.You will
fiud a noon in, each
package
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1,1000ee No. 11-71143
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ANNOUNCEMENT
'We are pleased to be able to inform the public that we
are now in a position to supply any quantity of hart'. coal
in all sizes. Also any quantity of soft coal for domestic use.
We wish to extend thanks to our customers, who have
been very patient during the stress of the coal shortage, and
now that it has been relieved we will give our evict -time
service and prompt delivery.
The Saults Coal ,Co
Phone.No.
B. J. Saults' residehee W. W. Stitilts• residence
No. 275 No. 202
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