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Full of Dash, Full of Pep
FULGOF DISTINCT/ VENESS
are the latest 2oth Cen-
tury Brand suit models
for young men. They
have a regular style
wallop about them that
makes imitators look
cheap 'indeed. T h e
young fellows of this
community will flock
to this style standard.
You Can't Fool
the Young Man!
when it comes to punei3
in clothes. They have
decided preferences
and, usually, mighty
good taste. They know
the style quality,. St
quality and wear q i tl-
ity of loth Century
Braid garments. We will dress hundreds of
them this Fall and dress them well. Ask for
the new
SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY .
WALTER C. PR tD --
SOLE AGENT FOR
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- th CENTURY AND ART CLOTHING r
BORSALiNO HATS
Phone 57. Goderich
•L.O.L. No 182 celebrated Guy Fat�kes
Day by attending a twice in Victoria
street Methodist church on Wednesday -
evening. The pastor, Rev. J. F. Reycraft,
preached an interesting sermon.
Chief Justice Sir W Mem Mulock is to
Preside at the non -jury sittings of the
Supreme Court to be held in Goderich
reset commencing on Tuesday.
Tonere arethree cases on' he docket.
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New Grocer' and feed Store
-- -- = a iltOn Street
1 have opened up on Hamilton Stlewith a
stock of
GENERAL GROCERIES,
FLOUR and FEED
and adieit-s fair shgdithe public patronage.
GASOLINE
of best quality supplied from an up-to-date Bowser
Tank.
They tell us our Chicken
Feed is the hest sold
in town
Give us your order
telephone. No. 288, acid
we will do the r .t
iDUNGANNON.
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Thurs.Lly. Nov. O.
Mrs. S. E. fuel rwlu r -tamed
lust
Friday from a trip to Hawiltou.
Mrs. it. J. Crawford 1s visiting
friends at I.nilou this week.
Mr. J. H. Me\abb wade a trip to
1.411114111 by motor on 'Tuesday of this
week and returued on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Barclay returned
from Saskatchewan on Saturday.
19wv had spent all spring and summer
witTii their sou and daughters in tow
West.
A SniiIay slued uud League conceu-
tlon was held til the Meth.all,t church
on lloulluy afternoon anti evening.
Mr. mall 'Mrs.Andrew Kirk left thea
week for 1ktroit. Mrs. Kirk will prtl-
e•ed to l'ullfurula, where sow will re-
main for the winter, while Mr. Kirk
will r•sldr in the "City of the Straits."
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk will be missed in the
velli 111 Bill(% and it 11, the Miner• hula-
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lupe.1 all that I ro.pt_rity_ tasty be theirs. In
their new ves•sthnl.
Mr. A. T. Cooper, of e'llutot, temper -
sloe. held secretary of iluron county.
took the wt.( ice lel Erskine rhumb last
Spoday.
_ Mr. fellow of l;ealerick paid ■ visit
to our burl last Seturlmy.
Send your apples to tow evaporator.
It pays Iwtter than making thew foto
ddrr.
Mr. t'ita`n Elliott heft on Motmlay for
Northern Iter trio, where he alleluia
unuuully two or Owes. weeks 1 lug.
Charlie sats he- luas lad mitoses" a seasenl
of this sport for the last Nfte•u yran,
and lie 'sever fails to bring hone at
least one of the antlered monarchs of
the forest.
M r. Edgar Th4nlpo:nnu II 1141 wife. of
N'u1kervtlle, returned hest Moialmy
ur upending a week Isere 'bitting
Or mother. Mrs. Win. Thompson.
lteellowr'en passed off with Its usual
pru$ks. Early in the evening the
youllK eh(lelneo Kuv. exhibRious of
witeIw chimes In nlasqut•ntdr.
tin lay evening the eIltxl'ns com-
mittee aledat the house of Mr. a1141
M
rs. Milli Steele to pay dew respect
and honor t them for the heroic deeds
of tiwir two 'paw who gave up their
111 -es in the recent titanic struggle.
LThey were presented with a purse of
ie. the m111011111 e•gmlug to the stens had
they been fortunmth, euuugh to return.
this'll forget the `hug day in 111111-
11l1111011 ow Nut-rinlwr.S' 1 111. MINI don't
forget to brio,: your taske•t for the
afternoon a1111 1144 1'4. M rt♦tlit good Ios•lal
time to e,wunetneerate the greatest
event In history. Ile herr fo cheer the
'toys as-liwy are prese•ntel With their
well -deserve(' medals. !lake thew feel
'THE health of your
skis is tooimport-
o t for yus to be urates•
about tb• bath Wap You ase.
Keep the skis clear mad
smooth and prsveat skis
troubles by ming
'it is tea best of all snags— -_
_Iet It is Morn tbs. s clnsesar
t disinfests too
a• LeeI.e r •
•Ws .11re*ws.1r-
d•ed w
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Lsyse a,al.r•
Lome.. T..+.•.
that they are heroes'
preclatee the fact.
Ashtlrld 1.1800111 mini hair a holiday
on November 1Ith. to ser the townships
rrturuel soldiers prrseutel with
medals. Who says we' have not a
put riot ic council '°
The funeral of the late Mrs. litchi
Sproul took place Isere last Sutarduy
afterlaoll and was very largely at-
tended. Rev. 4;. tioetpl. of rim. Hives,
tlet• former pastor of Erskine ,church.
m$atsrel Rev. M. I'. Craig In the filters!
service.' Tlw husband and bereaved
family /lace the heartfelt sympathy of
the entire eommualtt.
Miss Eileen Millar. of Clinton, is
visiting friends herr.
A PIONEER OF SASKAh.HEWAN.—Word
has been received of the death at Parkin.
Sisk • of James Girvin, a native of Dun-
proem.
uo-pnnon. In his seventy first year. The,
late Mr. Glrvin went West in 1880. and
after a few yearsst Winnipeg moved to
the Parkin district. where he took a
and that you
lead t build'tt up the common
Do Dot ratter
snottier day Moat- It
Itching,
ing, or Protru,l•
ing Piles. NoIn
surgical ope,
►thin mewled:mewled:Dr. Chases Ointment will relieve you al onccur*old as certainty cuyogi. .Dc. a Doi: as
dealers. or tAtuaruorl. Bates & Co.. Limited.
Toronto. ramp'• box tree if you mention tats
paper and enclose 9c. stamp to Nr postage.
J. J. MOS
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Thi Singer
Sewing`Machine-
has
always 'been in the
lead, and today heads all
competitors.
Machines of variow
styles, also a full line
REPAIRS.
kept constantly on hand
at
The Singer Store
(Miss Noble's. on the Mgnare)
Orders for repairing
promptly attended to.
Chas. E. Worthy
Agent - Goderich
In par in
stye a leaves a w w, one son and
four daughters.
HALLOWE'EN DANCE. — The young
EIt of Dungannon had a gay time
Friday night, w iOiliowe'en--
e was held in the Agricultural Hall
under the auspices of the Dungannon
GleeClub. There was a very large at-
tendance and all present seemed to enjoy
the dancing to the excellent music fur-
nished by the Goderich Orchestra. Th►,
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▪ to pay.
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■ So are Victory Bonds.
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■ But Victory Bonds pay interest.
That Pays
When you buy Victory Bonds, you
simply exchange one kind of
money for another.
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rile ager Store=
Consider the security behind Vic-
tory Bonds—Canada and all that
is contained therein.
Consider the good rate of interest—
Victory Bonds pay. 3 1-2 per
cent. --nearly twice as much as
Savings Banks.
Consider the saleability of Victory
Blinds -Their use as collateral
fora loan.
Their eet
-
Ivo advancement
In prig:
Consider the purpose for which
Canada requires the money :—
Cleaning up our obligations to
the army and maintaining the
prosperity of the country.
Are not these reasons the best in
the world for exchanging one
kind of money for another?
Should not every Canadian put all
his weight behind this Loan ?
Should not he exchange all the
money he has for Victory Bonds?
—and all the money he can save
for the next ten months to come?
Buy Victory Bonds
"Every Dollar Spent in Canada".
THIS SPACE DONATED TO THE ViCTORY LOAN 191» CAMPAIGN BY
hall was prettily decorated. and as many Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Clark. They
Ladies' and Child- g people 9 and
o[ the your Ie were in ureic the came all the way --some three thou,an
scene was bright and animated. Prizes mules —by motor and had a pleasant
ten's Undelliirar NI were given for the best costumes and !interesting trip. The Walden, were
iI The New Collars Miss Ella Stonier,, 2nd Miss Jean Young for Colorado about seventeen ears ago.
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t were awaroed as follows: Ladies—lst formerly residents of this secti,xt,ileaving
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(Loge ). gentlemen -1st Mr. John Say-
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McEwen's
SPECI ALS
tfaainiirxi CSl it st Oo 419 a CXX
GoderiJ, Board o Tre
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NOTICE -.
The next regular Qharterly illieetlag of the Board of Trade
will be held on 'I heredity ravening. November lath, in the Asaembly
Room at the Masonic ren►ple, at 44 o'clock sharp. This in a generale
meeting for the a.e*'mhUng together of the entire.mcmberahlp of the
Board, and will be open two receive any suggestion, or consider querulous
lotrodooed by any member. and eapecielly by those who are not in the
habit of attending regularly. A very interesting meeting is expected,
and every member should be present promptly on time. -
G. L. PARi1001S, G. E. COLBORNE,.
Secretary.
Pridll.•nt.
November RA. 1510.
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with pleated 'effects t age, 2nd Mr. Stanley O'Reilly (Kings
just in bridge). After the award of the prizes PERSONAL M6hi1'1ON.
lunch was served. and dancing was then Mr. B. Lorenton, of Toronto. has re•
d Goods
1 foe � bl�
' rrsunwd until along in the wee. oma' turned home after spending a week with
hours. 7 he young folks had such a good his wife. who is visiting Mr. and
• offlit tir»e that they are looking forward to Mrs J. W. Taylor, Elgin Avenue. '
—1111 josigiwork- her such occasion. Mrs J. Middleton and Miss Middleton
Boys' Caps, new supply to
hand
Boys' Overalls, 55c to $1,25
Boys' Jersey`s, 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 a n d
different styles
Lime Juice, Grape Juice.
Rasp. Vinegar, Lemon
and Orangeade it bottles
also(.emonade and
Orangeade Powder. Jusf• ._
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
find a. groom in each
package
J. J. McEwen
UssIuw No. 44.7441*
I(A cal solicited. . Mrs. G, H. Green and Mrs. William
visiting Mrs. Green's lister, Mrs.William
mus c will be furnished by singers from Rome, II30 Indian road:-arrd her niece
■ ▪ MISS S. NOBLE ]( Stratford. Mrs John Winisat, 10 Prins Rupert
■ V.as s;.p. Square 1i . CARLOW. perennially popular. They had a full
The Guy Brothers Minstrels seem to be
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** r ■ ■ $ r r r r r r ■ Colorado Springs,•colo., are visiting with day night and put on a pleasing program.
Brophy are It
Toronto this musk and are
AUBURN.
The anniversaryof the Auburn Bap-
tist church will be held on Sunday, Nov.
ember 9. DC Farmer of MacMaster
University, Totbrttn, will give the
address at 230 and 7 o'clock. The
will be at home on each of the remaining
Thursdays of this month, and afterwards
on the second Thursday of each month.
a vemtle.
Mrs. 11 M. Walden a1►d son Frank. of house at the Griffin Theatre on Wednes-
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The Double Track
htween
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DETROIT
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*CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car servos
Sleeping cars on night trains. and
parlor earl ern ptlaefpal day trains.
Full information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn-
ing. District Passenger Agent. To-
ronto.
0. H. Lauder, Station Agent. phone 211
P. P. LAWRENCE & SONS
Town Agents Phone a
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How to get the man she wants.
How a couple can be as happy as two doves.
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year t when yen were is awfseisin', se that
yal get Lege fate aid ties l YOU thought yeli
were greyed up your ma licked you
This Picture will take yon back
le the OLD HOME TOWN
THE RAG DOLS_ DAYS
AND SCHOOL GiRL LOVE