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Drug Store--Goderich
Sporting
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ASHFIELD
A.IIIFIELI►. Sept. 12. --The Kintall
ONT.
Lorne attendad the Fair at London on
Weduesday.
Messrs. Jack and Joe Smeltzer, of
Atu►erly, vlelted at the home of Mr.
and Sire. David (Menu on Tuesday.
Harvest home service* will he held
in the Anglican church next Sunday.
The North Huron bye -election
served one good purpose at least, viz.,
enlightening the people ou how husl-
nese is conducted at Ottawa. Any-
thing outside of that was mere stage
performance to delude the electors.
_After all is over, we are a bit wiser,
If not richer. Surely the advocates of
three -cornered coutests will see the
futility of It.
The young people of the United
church had a cern roast at the home
of Mr. Geo. Smith, 6th eoneeaslon.
West Wawanesh, on Tuesday evening.
ST. HELENS
T. HELENS, NS, Sept. 12. -Don't for-
get the school fair to be held at St.
Helens on Saturday, September 24th.
She returned tri
on Friday tall a
weeks In the Ti
Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Webb, of
home of Mrs.
E. E111*,
os
Mr. and Met
roy, visited •
Mrs. J. E.
Mr. Norman
rich and H
judging 1
nineteen
The nwethrR o Its
Eli. AUG
Meyer and M
ter. were the
Mrs. A. E. John
Miss Jean W
Detroit and Lo Mr. and Mra
tithed the
church Sunday
on Monday even
Miss Winuifred Woods has returned Mr. and Mrs. J.
Woolen's Institute held their monthly home after a pleasant trip to Mani- Ily, of Auburn,
toulln Island. She also visited the this vicinity one
meeting- on Thursday, September S.
at the home of Mrs. Brian Bucking -
Toronto Exhibition. Miss Woods Is Quite a num
s•uel with the remaining at home floe a couple of etre attending Lo
1 nr,ntths, Mr. and Mre.
president, Mrs. A. keit. In the Miss Marie Mills. of Detroit. was dnughtere, disease
.hair. After the buelnese�lart of the Ama_guest of herr e(nalns the Masers. anent Tuesday o
i.1.1Irir a iiiilenairThrogram w•aii
Oen. and afterward. n datnh latah Altcheson. for a few days and re- I \t'Ingham tetania,
j*+` turned home on Monday.
All Wooden Drivers
and Brassies 10. off
all next week. Just a
few to clear.
Golf Balls
Tennis Balls
Tennis Rackets
and all Sport Goods Sundries
to be cheered before the sea -
non endo. -s
H you are going to buy any
of these Goods it will pay you -
to buy -now.
Cole's Book Store
Millinery
Autumn Styles in
Felt Hats
SHOWING the NEW
OUTSTANDING
FALL. COLORS
In Smart Shapes
Miss MacVicar
Kingston Street .1;0,1. rich
t
r Guelph, are the guests of Mr. an
as served by the hostess. Dr. Rennie and Mrs. Jas. Rennie. of I LEE
Mr. herald MaeKenzle, of D•trolt, d
'sited
with friends at L,x•hatsh at Mrs. II! I'h1114its.
e weekend. Rev. H. Whitfield and Mrs. Whit- I 'ih3I71413L\, ffert.
Miss I+txlle blahihmnld, of Chi- l have returned from their holt- CIutton left on Th
tgn, Is visiting at her bora,• art Loch --a ,lend Mr. Whitfield will occupy his terul the Toronto fa
Mi -b ell aveok. ,e t pulpit on Sunday. his daughter. ]ire.
O b*s elm Maola•od, of CfrIe ,kflcl)nald and 1►urnitee new thresh- Master Kenneth
hn ha11 vlsihYl his many frlen, tunate on Monday 1
ttwwrr urachi boil bruised .He
round Lochalsh, Is returning to Chi..
,11r.
y
CO on Wednesday of thin week. home. •
ler. Ritchie. barrister and snitcher. ,
th
as arrived.
lumphrey has returned
(ting friends in God-
and
odand Whlteehureh.
at Ogler**
ding "venal
and ler. ilmd
ted at the
ter. Mrs. J.
al a tallth-
o: Mr. and
k.
attended 7.i-
la*t week,
is to attend
ty of Huron.
Berra'. 'of North Bay. were visitors
at the home. of Mrs. ;Andrew Fox last
week.
Miss It•rt.in., Henry leavca on Tues-
day to teach le a busineas.couege In
Toronto.
Mt's Addle Iters. of Toronto, spent
the we. k-uu,j *lilt -her parents been•,
Sir and llrs. Jas. Brigham. of
Illy N. 'lent Sundi6 here with her
parv;ts. SIr. and \Ire. (`has. Wight -
man. •
Mr.:ti,l Mrs. Bell and Mr. and Mrs.
Hallinan. of Myth. speak Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. nen. Naylor.
The marring* of Miss Irene Me -
Dowell to Mr. Orval C. Graham. of
,urs. $tratf..rd,'took pia,* on Monday. t.ep-
of F.xe• termer 5th. et the home of her grand-
tb* slater, parents. Mr,tand Mra. (has. Campbell
of Marnoch. Rev. J. &eerie. of 110-
vtslting with. grave. officiated. The happy eonple
at present. tett immediately after the wedding
Smith enter- ,Muter on 11 motor trip to Toronto and
1"n ter -ted other Eastern point.. The best wishes
rn erase of n host of friends adtwrnpanc them.
•
4. •
npad tam -
Mends In
tly.
:vicinity BAY PIEI.It. sept. le. -Miss Jessie
lr'this 'week. Whlttakt•r. ell.. ha. been *letting Mrs,
Thompson and .l. H. 11ele•,n1- returned tb Toronto on
and i.ucy, ;Mends).-
'week
'Menttay.w•eek with Ur. and Mrs. J. -NI. Livingstone and
?ttrmth-and tor. and firs. M. L. 71ttleld�,
HAYFIELD
Iwho eeent the .roomer in Jowett's
'Greve. returned to Kitchener un
Sunday.
j Rev. and Mr.. F. 11. fault left on
--Mr. Alex. Mo11.Wy to visit at London and Galt,
y Inst to at- Dlr. and Mrs. Garnet Atkinson and
also to vteit family. who spent the summer at
their cottage. returned to Exeter on
. was *infer- S tar.
vine hes font I 'Master James -Fisher. who spent the
dentelly , had a past twu months with his aunt, Mrs.
hia foot enught In a and before he F. A, Edwards, returned to Waterloo
ark
multi remove It the wl�goa wheel went o11 sweetay.
of cldcagu, who wee visiting his bra I ,Lt R R7taffter, of t1'InRham, will over it. .� 'doctor ins, ealletl. but : MGs, Emily ()emend returned to the
the., Rev. l:. at the manse, conduct the harvest [hankxgitiug ser- found no bones broken \\'e all hole' village on Thursday Inas atter having
t,sfnruIt on . Ritchie.RItelay'to Chicago. Kenneth will anon be see to use the vent a vacation at Goderich, Niagara
vices 1n the arvesan church on Sun-
)Lr.,Fred MacGregor. who stent the ear September Hith .t .. 'clock felt swain.
summer in the West. returned on Sat-
urday with his young britt.. ins
• - • Falls and Kiteardine. She was ae-
v, Hugh
r o
)1 r. Hugh Irvin•. lire. John Irvin and Master Gordon Jewell lore heert't'bf= ...impended by her sister. Mrs. Parkin -
feting with hloa{ poiw.ning to his son. of Detroit. who spent a couple of
l+'tlgh era MI. }repot and Mrs err,
many friend.* in the community wish menwird Fie lead ![ lanais but 1G- l�titnM . n_the tillage.
and Mr. John Irvin. Jr..of Siacl,.nnan,
hole
him ulI kind .1 sue case and happines, mending. slowly. Sl r. and Mrs. Victor 1 hurt and tam -
near the "Sun." motored down and are
A number front Ashflrld attended the Knelt* of Mr. J. it, Itutherfurd Mrxsn. Horace and Alex. Horton Glc returned to their home In London
the Goderich Exhibition on Frld,ty It Is forty-one years since Mr. H Ir -
and report having n good time. ' vin left St, Helens and this 1s his Bret
Mie. Jane Cathcart is visiting with visit tack.
friends In Detroit for two weeks. I Anniversary services will he held in
DUNGANNON I totwr 160)• The preacher for the day
will to Rev. W. R. Alp. of Auburn. A
Calvin United chun•h 111 Sunday, Oc-
Dl'•\Y;ANNON. Sept. 14. -Mr, J. K. fowl supper will be held on Tuesday
McEachern. ' of Landon, spent the night, the 18th.
-week-end at the home of Mr. R. A..
McKenzie. • Mrs.. MPEachern and lit- i
tie daughter Mary, who had been friend. of Detroit,
visiting her parents for the past two ' WEeTIPiETri). Sept. 12. -Mr. James with her parents,
weeks, returned home teTth him. . Henry and Mr. Fotheringham, of l,a,-l.lson
Mr. and Mrs. Williams. of Canton. Rrueefleld. visited at Mr, J. 1 Stone• Th(W..Y.'S. of
flllm". *reI-kiting at the home of M.11114si-on- woodsy.---- ___-_- meet arid*. home
Mrs. David Merin. ' I Miss C. WPllwond. • retnraed mer liwain, ge . on Ar
mess Ether Fowler. of Toronto. 1s plenary.' is giving Mn address In the The, many frled,la
visiting her brother. Mr. Donald Westfield Flitted church on i on�leli I Itirtt will bre pleased
Fowler. September 2 the at 7 p.m. has returned home 1
• Mr. and Mrs. G. M. McKenzie and Mrs, ( Dr.) Gordon. rye Det, Sift
hospital and �a getti
Master Malc,dnt attended the Trashy- Inst week with her stater. Mrs. W. H. p
A number of you
Latton anniversary services at Clinton' Campbell. '!� vicinity went on tl
tut nes • Sr. M,•Kanale sesisteet Mr. and �Mrs. 'Bert Taylor v1eite8 !canto* Eo the W
in thee e ' on Hunday with -Mr. and Mrs. W1it The T P 9 opt Uri
Mr. and Mrs. 3. R, Me abt,. of Lyon of Myth. Lmret nn Friday evening t p.m. In
Lueknnw, visited at the home of Mr. Mrs. James Anderaom fa vLsiting kt the •choreh. t '
and Mra. R. Roach last Sundae. ' the home of her son, Mr. Wesley ,. Next Stwdy well 1# Bower and
Mr. and Mrs. Role. M,Allister Stnckhmrse. of Rrttcedield. baptism) 'seek.• in t. b VOL and
1{du Luck-
r
and Mrs. Harold A of
•'s • . s. s .x• • n few
Mra IH d
visited l frh•n 1. n W axle i k
test t
at
w1u c}�
. t. occur* Oe'
ye last week. sore, erre dsitors at the home of S r C. Pug pulpit
Mra. Jerk Ryan is vlsitine her els- and Mrs. W. H. Campbell on Sunday. 'i p.m- 1Snmlay eehnat set 2 pm.
ter. Sirs. Chas, Thompwon, of London.' Anniversary eel -vices will he hell in
fhF irrPTt. --
rine Weerttrt4 rotted rhumb -eta
Mr. Jas. ilntldeon Is tektite in the her tub afternoon and evening. 'Rev,
Fair at Lnn.k.n this week. A. W. Marker. of Brusaels, will ix• the
Wei* Cella Pentland 1- home from speaker for the day.
Throne). where she has been attetehnc Miss Madeline. Walden is visiting Mrs. Hassell 1F'inn and t]Ln4ly hey,. re.
the millinery openings. she is now her aunt, Mrs. R. H. Taylor. of turned 10 Detroit neer visiting their
prepared to seeve the ladies the incest r;udericlr. aunt. Mrs. Wm. Mr -earthy.
In millinery. Mrs. iI. H. Taylor spent last week Mr. 8nd Mrs. .i.r+. Morrison end
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. McKenzie and with her ,laughter, Mrs. Albert Walsh. family, Mies Armee Norris and Mr.
Den. Ryan. of Mark.kile. and Mr. Alf.
WESTFIELD
Thursday, September 13, 181!1 -6
and Wes. Moore motgwt 10 Toronto on Gtnday after spending the week 1
08 Sunday, returang M•ndy evening. with their mother. Mrs. F. W. Baker. ' - -_
Mrs. Alex. Horton returned with them Mr. w. L. Cameron and Miss Mild- bine silk crepe frock and wore a black.!
after spending a week in she site, rel Cameron, who stent the past satin coat with grey squirrel trine
mouth with their father. Mr. A. Cam- ming, grey hat. hose, shoes and
GODERICH TOWNSHIP ensu. left en Sunday Por 1►e•trolt. gloves. atnl_ -atrled a grey handbag.
-
1 --Mr. - seed Mrs.-S1.-11'Snllivan, of Amid showers .0f confetti and good
(;Or)yiaMH TO)WLNTSHIP. Sept. 1Z.- London.' are occupying hr. Tillman's wishes. the happy couple left by nee
Stanley.
-Rev. J, N. H. bulla. t Goderich. '''ttatfe. • tor for Louden and 1 ort .inn , y.
called on his nerIahioners'in this vi- Meow. John 11. Howard. Don Mur- where they took the boat foe (7eve-
einity last week- ray T. C. Parker. Friel Heard. Vivian land. Guests from a distance were
MIs. B,esek 1Javl�,a. R N., and Heard ..and ('hos. Seoteitmer left' last Mrs. E. York and Miss Peggy York,
are holidaying' ,kePk f$r .the West. The latter three Toronto Mr. and Mrs. H
and ]Ars Rohl go to-Kfirderslev. seek: Cleveland: hies and Mrs. 4'. S. Berry.
'31r.,and Mrs. 1. H. York. of Tor- Mr. and Mrs. V. A. hurt, London. ll(
on church witl 640. are *pending . • wick with the Tho groom's gifts were: 1,, the bride
ere. Rout. Me- hatter's mother, Mrs. F. W. Raker. .,_a cabinet of slicer; to the mntrmt-of-
v afternoon. Miss Alma McKoy has t4}eu a post- 1 r. a gold bar -pin: to the flower-
lies Dace F.l- tion in Toronto.. •I girl, a necklace of panels ; to the err -
know that he Rev. and Mrs. 11. M. Gale atn4 Mfrs 2411181. n pstir of brass cnndhstleks:{
the Goderkh Gladys ':ole are .pendiug their Tarn- 1.. the gnxomsman. n pair ,.f gold cuff:
'lung tine. tion at Waterloo and Kitchener. i links. The bride. who i. a popular
ern from this ; Dr. and Mrs. E. T. White and son pee.g Indy. ens the r.•elpl,.nt'u1 1114111y
esters' ex- returned to London on Felder after beautiful gifts. l{er many friends
spending the neat six weeks at tbeir here wish the young e,wtpie a very
ehnrh rvtll s.rmmer cottage. happy future.
Mr. and Mrs. 1V. A. Mustnrol nod •
family left' un i'e.;wwehn- by motor
for .leos,•n. Mi,.rldw. **here they will
epetel the winter.*, r.
Mr. and Mt+. Richard Smith left on
Tuesday for Lenders. where they will
visit the hestert Fair,
i The Wen. Archdeacon Joneelintc
man. of Gntlr,lch, will youd'u tSSh•
services throughout the parish dnring
pie rector's absence.
Prof. Lloyd C. Hodgins. o7 Toronto.
arrtsed on Wednesday to spend n
we, -k of ids cottage on the Terrace.
Mr. Wm. E. Parker returned to,
Sarnia on Sunday. having spent the
week with his parents. -
Mr. G. M. Fisher and Mks Slirbnrn
Fisher are holidaying with their aunt,
Mrs. F'• .1. Edwards.
Miss \Vttintfred EIII,1r of Imeknow.
IN visiting Iter aunt. Mrs. J. Fraser.
SIlss 1{ihla King. of louden. was
n week -cud guest with MisAes C. and
S. Parke. -
11r. and Mrs. John Pollock rend Slr
and Mrs. J. Si. Stewart. who Move-
been on a trip to Nktgarn. itanJllon
and Toronto, retuned to the village
n Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. .T. Stevens And two
daotghters returned to- their home at
London on Tumidity. having spent 1.
few dare at their rntMge. "Merry
rime L.,ige."
Park -Raker. -A pretty wedding
1,xrk pita,• In Trinity chur•h en Satur-
day afternoon. September :tri. at 4
o'clock, when SMargnret .t. Baker.
second ,tnnghter of Mr. 81111 Sers. F.
W. linker. became the heists of kris
(Inward York. only son .lf Mrs. le.
York and the late 11. 11. York of Tor
mole. The chn-..h arts ttrvarfulh
deeeraled with ts-aulifat • outline;
flowers. The ,torics enterml the eleureh
on the arm of her father, i., the
sItilns of the wedding nart-h from
Loliettgrhl. and took her ;lice twice'
groom. The rector. Iter. F. II
I'anll, ts'rfornted the eer•tnony.' The
'bride's niece. little Ritts •er Burt. in
o !rile green crepe and erfrry her n
Colonial 'templet, mode a 1•1114rttrhl8
'loner -girl. while Mrs. It. W. (lark.
attired in 11 tette 'gr1111 seep• gown
said .,IrryiMMg Columbia roses, Gals her
roosiu's
matron -of -honer. Ilirry itnkor.
twin t,rotle•r of 11e bride. v11pporto .1
;In• groom. The bth.te woe ehnrmIngly
gowned In white. georgette And *nee
-suer white satin. with shnwl sonar
effect and (aught nt the wnlst with
silk Gold silver 11"vers. She wore the
euntentIonnl veil of rmbr'idorrd net
held in !1!n•e by n wrench ..f 'ring.•
blossoms ani enrrIed .t shower 1xm•
tine, of Oi.helin roses and lily-of-Ihe-
vnlley. hnrhox the signing of the
register Mrs. 1'.enll, who acted es or-
gnnlst for the oceseden. played softly
"(lion? fr.%tnonam- n(ter which she
gave en rVrel1' 111 ra,d,•ring of Men•
delsuohn's 3S',, lh.g Mani). .After the
r•r•remony a a-.sldIng dinner woe
sorve,l nt the home 'f the bride's ear- 1
este. Thr iridal table was decorated
In pink and white. seer? ;WWI delrg
aged for ' the Hotel drrotettfn And
red with /he weddint rake. Fnr
veiling the bred,• .I.1,m•�1 ,r itnlland
THE
GODERIC 11
0.mittrtn
da,3I
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welcome. .•
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KLNGSBRIiW E, sept.. 13 -Mr. and
XXX XXX XXX XXX X=XXXx d'trnitit'rC11r><1tri XXX XXX
Advance Showing of Ladies' and
Misses' New Fall Coats
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A . CORNFIELD
"SHOP WHERE YOU ARF. INVITF.i) TO SHOP.,
ii Ladies' and Men's Wear West Side of Square
Phone 418
Goderich, Ont.
rlrrXX_ XrrXX:0►x XX:C
MCX
new fall stock of ladies` -and misses'--Coaats -s- _ now
W 'here, ready for your in'spectiot,. The new, generously
large shawl collars in long-haired furs (thibetine, opossum,
squirrel and wolf) and the new Queen Anne collars that stand
up and frame the face softy with flattering furs are features of
these new Coats. Every type that your fancy desires in smart,
richly fur -trimmed models is here for your selection. Materials
of luxuria, pin -point, needlepoint, suedine, broadcloth, pensel-
dera, moleskin and French (luvetyne.
The Many Interesting New Features Will C 1pture Your Admiration
New Fall Hats
The n.•'. Fall flat- an chic head -
hugging models. ('ut designs in felts,
showing insert- of velvet, are one of the
newest and most interesting eharactet-
istirs. Come in and see these charming
lints. You will be delighted with them.
New Fall Dresses
See our new line of misses' and
lathes' Fall Dresses of flat crepes,
satin crepes, georgette and wool
jersey materials. They come in the
newest shades and styles.
DRESS MATERIALS --A new assortment of Fall Dress Materials just in
Martin. of Owen Sour spent Sunday
nt P. M. Snlllvnn'•. Mrs. Morrison
and sons are remaining home for a
few- weeks.
Mrs. Thee. Finn. of Detroit. 1e visit-
ing at Wm. McCarthy's., .
Mr. and Mee. Fred Hermon and
family. and Mr. Frank Harmon.
('letelend. (thin,. are netting relativ,w
here.
Mr and Mrs. Will Drennan and
ii Henry and Mr. Lauren Wallace mo-
tored to Strntford on unsay to visit
Mise Ellie Drennan.
Mete Kathleen F"'ee of Strnthroy,
Is t•lsiting--1tpr.ps1ents, Mr. And Mrw.
Ed. Foley. .
Sir. and Mrs.,Jno. 1 non and Wm.
Tmnnon, of Gnilerich: r, and Mrs.
Fred Harmon and, 1' Harmon. of
('leveland : Mr. eel rot. Stephen
Martin and family. 111. 4 Mrs. Wm,
Lannon Rod family. Ed. Gunn
spent Smeltery at Silver Ire.
.Misses Remeen. I: and Baby
Whitely And Mnetcr \Whitely.
of (;,elerlsit. r•Isited aunt. Mrs.
.T. C. flatten.
On Tees.loy of 11 Mr. and
Srrs. Stephen Martine . and Mrs.
Wm. Lannon and Roto rte. Messrs.
Frank and Furl 11l Iik,lse and
fleet Martin motored tntlondon to at-
tend the Fair there. -
1
WHITE CRURCH
RvFli'1`W iI1'I8'II 'tirt. 12. Mr
and Mrs. Andrew--Fmerand dnugI-
of Kinenr-
t. and Mrs.
.Strs.on. S.
ler. Mrs. (',.18111. e,1
dine. spent Sune141c
Alec Emerson Anil 11r.
Naylor,
Mrs. Wm. Egleson.Detroit. Is
visiting with Sire Ike Pnfteron
lint. ns. Bert Reed
.Mr. Alvin and Sli•- n1e1 Sherriff.
of Hamilton, stent i . week -end wqh
Mr end Mrs. R". ft. I'irrter.
Mr. and Mrs. Peppin- - Tnvistnt'k,
r!slted Istat week Iriile master. Sirs.
Ftweeenn.
Mrs. Nlnrrlsh And
Walkerton. spent Ind
brother. Mr \Wm. 11:n
Mrs. J. E. Rnhlns
And Mee. .7 D. BCM r
*lent Stltnr(My with
Ararest• le Irk. of gel
ellen and Cll
spent I
th Um Ren
of W
Li
Mervin. of
with her
Frans*
ehIldr•n
And Sirs.
rt of
NILE
NI I.F. Sept. i 1. rhe ,le,tth of Mrs.
t:... 1'nrrey- ,x•, urr.•.I et0111414 nt her
home here 1/11 Slornl:ty. September 1t11.
nt the ripe old age of eighty -Plebs
y...,+. The fent.-ew+,--w i4Ph -wee--p ego-
Ic attended, took ;Inde from NiI.•
Flitted church in Thursday afternoon
to ('ollx,rne cemetery.
Mr. and yfrs. John Snell and fam-
ily. of floderteli, spent the week -,mi At
the home of Sfr. and Mrs. Telford
Nixon.
Quite a number from this _vlclnity
tire metering to London to 'ake In
the Fair there tide week.
Mr. .Tanws Snell returned home on
Someday after apending nn enjoyable'
Wel* with relatives and friends at
le-n,h•slx.rn' and Myth.
WINGHAM
FALL FAIR
Thursday and Fn,l,IV
September 22 and 23
N., Ifni; l i r !neve.' .I
1'r!r.e 1.1-1 :J.•I tIidwa�
Attractions
l • l,ie1a „'nh
A. G. SMITH, Secretary,
Box 298, Wingham
HERE.'S A USEFUL
LESSON:
IT WILL PAY TO
HEED IT;-
6UY YC)VR FUEL1I
EARLY
AND VOULL
VE IT WHEN til
Oil NEED IT iI�
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If Ihie country erer passe an
amendment to the ronstitutioe
Prohibiting cold weather,
We can all begin to leave our coal
bins empty,-
l'nlees we are afraid of bootleg buz-
zards '
Rut until then. better prepare for
what's surely coming.
Fill your bin with Heat Folks ('nal
today.
CALI.
THE
For Good Clean Coal
J. B. MUSTARD con°PANY
Phone 98 Goderich
The population of New York 1Ity
in 171111 SRA :Yt,1 t1• ..r about the pre.-
. 111 Is.palatlnn of it third -rale prize-
'1cht.^ The ( tntlonk.
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE
W C.SNAIEL
I l..ls ,.1.1 -Ie r soli :tr) ('leaner
I.nuo.lr, in e'onnt,•tion
West Street Telephone .439
SCHOOL DAYS will mean
SCHOOL SHOES
li n't ,ir I 4irt.-dart hawk tS :ci,.-•'{ with dist
Nur (.1 obi w“rn-inti I•,„Gid:'. -hoes, I,tll bring !' 1 10 111 be
Mi.,' 5'It11 e !mit of oar' 0
BOOTS, YOXFORDS f OR front
SLIPPERS
tng to
Our rin" w
f; nide, gnrten in 1114- young I11:1 11 or won!aut attending G►Ilcgintm,
all at very rea,onnhle peen'.
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WI)I'f.lr .A I'I'I;E1'I \'tt: :\ (-.%1 I.
SHARMAN'S
Phone t58
The !walling Shoe rt a
W. Reg. Sharman
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--I DISCOUNT BONDS HAVE CASH VALUE
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ANNOUNCING ---Our New
D.
iscount ssem
y
A Simple, Self -Working Plan that Saves
-You Money on Every Cash Purchase
0 N Saturday, September -17 the Ave are
introducing a new system of CASH
fitf:seOt sTS. --
For each and every 25e. you spew! in this
store -(except on sugar, dour and feed), 011
and after that date, you will receive it CASII
DISCOUNT BON i).
You ran then use these BONDS in this
store just the sante a. money.. We will re-
deem them, at their full %tree value --at
any titer --in any number -on any purcha-se_. __._.
These BONDS mean an additional Dir -
count on prices that always represent the
Irigitire t T:[hlr.l►btAmu blr in gtlsltry of g6itdt,
and of service.
There are no strings -nn eonditions.
Just make sure you get your BONDS -then
cash them herr whenever you are leaking
purchases.
No Thrifty Buyer Can Afford to Overlook
the V. orth-While Savings these Bonds Offer
CALVIN CUTT
1iroe•.•ri.•s autot Dry Good -
Phone 1i6 Kingston Street
1 Cash Discount Bonds Save You Money -1
and Wes. Moore motgwt 10 Toronto on Gtnday after spending the week 1
08 Sunday, returang M•ndy evening. with their mother. Mrs. F. W. Baker. ' - -_
Mrs. Alex. Horton returned with them Mr. w. L. Cameron and Miss Mild- bine silk crepe frock and wore a black.!
after spending a week in she site, rel Cameron, who stent the past satin coat with grey squirrel trine
mouth with their father. Mr. A. Cam- ming, grey hat. hose, shoes and
GODERICH TOWNSHIP ensu. left en Sunday Por 1►e•trolt. gloves. atnl_ -atrled a grey handbag.
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1 --Mr. - seed Mrs.-S1.-11'Snllivan, of Amid showers .0f confetti and good
(;Or)yiaMH TO)WLNTSHIP. Sept. 1Z.- London.' are occupying hr. Tillman's wishes. the happy couple left by nee
Stanley.
-Rev. J, N. H. bulla. t Goderich. '''ttatfe. • tor for Louden and 1 ort .inn , y.
called on his nerIahioners'in this vi- Meow. John 11. Howard. Don Mur- where they took the boat foe (7eve-
einity last week- ray T. C. Parker. Friel Heard. Vivian land. Guests from a distance were
MIs. B,esek 1Javl�,a. R N., and Heard ..and ('hos. Seoteitmer left' last Mrs. E. York and Miss Peggy York,
are holidaying' ,kePk f$r .the West. The latter three Toronto Mr. and Mrs. H
and ]Ars Rohl go to-Kfirderslev. seek: Cleveland: hies and Mrs. 4'. S. Berry.
'31r.,and Mrs. 1. H. York. of Tor- Mr. and Mrs. V. A. hurt, London. ll(
on church witl 640. are *pending . • wick with the Tho groom's gifts were: 1,, the bride
ere. Rout. Me- hatter's mother, Mrs. F. W. Raker. .,_a cabinet of slicer; to the mntrmt-of-
v afternoon. Miss Alma McKoy has t4}eu a post- 1 r. a gold bar -pin: to the flower-
lies Dace F.l- tion in Toronto.. •I girl, a necklace of panels ; to the err -
know that he Rev. and Mrs. 11. M. Gale atn4 Mfrs 2411181. n pstir of brass cnndhstleks:{
the Goderkh Gladys ':ole are .pendiug their Tarn- 1.. the gnxomsman. n pair ,.f gold cuff:
'lung tine. tion at Waterloo and Kitchener. i links. The bride. who i. a popular
ern from this ; Dr. and Mrs. E. T. White and son pee.g Indy. ens the r.•elpl,.nt'u1 1114111y
esters' ex- returned to London on Felder after beautiful gifts. l{er many friends
spending the neat six weeks at tbeir here wish the young e,wtpie a very
ehnrh rvtll s.rmmer cottage. happy future.
Mr. and Mrs. 1V. A. Mustnrol nod •
family left' un i'e.;wwehn- by motor
for .leos,•n. Mi,.rldw. **here they will
epetel the winter.*, r.
Mr. and Mt+. Richard Smith left on
Tuesday for Lenders. where they will
visit the hestert Fair,
i The Wen. Archdeacon Joneelintc
man. of Gntlr,lch, will youd'u tSSh•
services throughout the parish dnring
pie rector's absence.
Prof. Lloyd C. Hodgins. o7 Toronto.
arrtsed on Wednesday to spend n
we, -k of ids cottage on the Terrace.
Mr. Wm. E. Parker returned to,
Sarnia on Sunday. having spent the
week with his parents. -
Mr. G. M. Fisher and Mks Slirbnrn
Fisher are holidaying with their aunt,
Mrs. F'• .1. Edwards.
Miss \Vttintfred EIII,1r of Imeknow.
IN visiting Iter aunt. Mrs. J. Fraser.
SIlss 1{ihla King. of louden. was
n week -cud guest with MisAes C. and
S. Parke. -
11r. and Mrs. John Pollock rend Slr
and Mrs. J. Si. Stewart. who Move-
been on a trip to Nktgarn. itanJllon
and Toronto, retuned to the village
n Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. .T. Stevens And two
daotghters returned to- their home at
London on Tumidity. having spent 1.
few dare at their rntMge. "Merry
rime L.,ige."
Park -Raker. -A pretty wedding
1,xrk pita,• In Trinity chur•h en Satur-
day afternoon. September :tri. at 4
o'clock, when SMargnret .t. Baker.
second ,tnnghter of Mr. 81111 Sers. F.
W. linker. became the heists of kris
(Inward York. only son .lf Mrs. le.
York and the late 11. 11. York of Tor
mole. The chn-..h arts ttrvarfulh
deeeraled with ts-aulifat • outline;
flowers. The ,torics enterml the eleureh
on the arm of her father, i., the
sItilns of the wedding nart-h from
Loliettgrhl. and took her ;lice twice'
groom. The rector. Iter. F. II
I'anll, ts'rfornted the eer•tnony.' The
'bride's niece. little Ritts •er Burt. in
o !rile green crepe and erfrry her n
Colonial 'templet, mode a 1•1114rttrhl8
'loner -girl. while Mrs. It. W. (lark.
attired in 11 tette 'gr1111 seep• gown
said .,IrryiMMg Columbia roses, Gals her
roosiu's
matron -of -honer. Ilirry itnkor.
twin t,rotle•r of 11e bride. v11pporto .1
;In• groom. The bth.te woe ehnrmIngly
gowned In white. georgette And *nee
-suer white satin. with shnwl sonar
effect and (aught nt the wnlst with
silk Gold silver 11"vers. She wore the
euntentIonnl veil of rmbr'idorrd net
held in !1!n•e by n wrench ..f 'ring.•
blossoms ani enrrIed .t shower 1xm•
tine, of Oi.helin roses and lily-of-Ihe-
vnlley. hnrhox the signing of the
register Mrs. 1'.enll, who acted es or-
gnnlst for the oceseden. played softly
"(lion? fr.%tnonam- n(ter which she
gave en rVrel1' 111 ra,d,•ring of Men•
delsuohn's 3S',, lh.g Mani). .After the
r•r•remony a a-.sldIng dinner woe
sorve,l nt the home 'f the bride's ear- 1
este. Thr iridal table was decorated
In pink and white. seer? ;WWI delrg
aged for ' the Hotel drrotettfn And
red with /he weddint rake. Fnr
veiling the bred,• .I.1,m•�1 ,r itnlland
THE
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KLNGSBRIiW E, sept.. 13 -Mr. and
XXX XXX XXX XXX X=XXXx d'trnitit'rC11r><1tri XXX XXX
Advance Showing of Ladies' and
Misses' New Fall Coats
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A . CORNFIELD
"SHOP WHERE YOU ARF. INVITF.i) TO SHOP.,
ii Ladies' and Men's Wear West Side of Square
Phone 418
Goderich, Ont.
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new fall stock of ladies` -and misses'--Coaats -s- _ now
W 'here, ready for your in'spectiot,. The new, generously
large shawl collars in long-haired furs (thibetine, opossum,
squirrel and wolf) and the new Queen Anne collars that stand
up and frame the face softy with flattering furs are features of
these new Coats. Every type that your fancy desires in smart,
richly fur -trimmed models is here for your selection. Materials
of luxuria, pin -point, needlepoint, suedine, broadcloth, pensel-
dera, moleskin and French (luvetyne.
The Many Interesting New Features Will C 1pture Your Admiration
New Fall Hats
The n.•'. Fall flat- an chic head -
hugging models. ('ut designs in felts,
showing insert- of velvet, are one of the
newest and most interesting eharactet-
istirs. Come in and see these charming
lints. You will be delighted with them.
New Fall Dresses
See our new line of misses' and
lathes' Fall Dresses of flat crepes,
satin crepes, georgette and wool
jersey materials. They come in the
newest shades and styles.
DRESS MATERIALS --A new assortment of Fall Dress Materials just in
Martin. of Owen Sour spent Sunday
nt P. M. Snlllvnn'•. Mrs. Morrison
and sons are remaining home for a
few- weeks.
Mrs. Thee. Finn. of Detroit. 1e visit-
ing at Wm. McCarthy's., .
Mr. and Mee. Fred Hermon and
family. and Mr. Frank Harmon.
('letelend. (thin,. are netting relativ,w
here.
Mr and Mrs. Will Drennan and
ii Henry and Mr. Lauren Wallace mo-
tored to Strntford on unsay to visit
Mise Ellie Drennan.
Mete Kathleen F"'ee of Strnthroy,
Is t•lsiting--1tpr.ps1ents, Mr. And Mrw.
Ed. Foley. .
Sir. and Mrs.,Jno. 1 non and Wm.
Tmnnon, of Gnilerich: r, and Mrs.
Fred Harmon and, 1' Harmon. of
('leveland : Mr. eel rot. Stephen
Martin and family. 111. 4 Mrs. Wm,
Lannon Rod family. Ed. Gunn
spent Smeltery at Silver Ire.
.Misses Remeen. I: and Baby
Whitely And Mnetcr \Whitely.
of (;,elerlsit. r•Isited aunt. Mrs.
.T. C. flatten.
On Tees.loy of 11 Mr. and
Srrs. Stephen Martine . and Mrs.
Wm. Lannon and Roto rte. Messrs.
Frank and Furl 11l Iik,lse and
fleet Martin motored tntlondon to at-
tend the Fair there. -
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WHITE CRURCH
RvFli'1`W iI1'I8'II 'tirt. 12. Mr
and Mrs. Andrew--Fmerand dnugI-
of Kinenr-
t. and Mrs.
.Strs.on. S.
ler. Mrs. (',.18111. e,1
dine. spent Sune141c
Alec Emerson Anil 11r.
Naylor,
Mrs. Wm. Egleson.Detroit. Is
visiting with Sire Ike Pnfteron
lint. ns. Bert Reed
.Mr. Alvin and Sli•- n1e1 Sherriff.
of Hamilton, stent i . week -end wqh
Mr end Mrs. R". ft. I'irrter.
Mr. and Mrs. Peppin- - Tnvistnt'k,
r!slted Istat week Iriile master. Sirs.
Ftweeenn.
Mrs. Nlnrrlsh And
Walkerton. spent Ind
brother. Mr \Wm. 11:n
Mrs. J. E. Rnhlns
And Mee. .7 D. BCM r
*lent Stltnr(My with
Ararest• le Irk. of gel
ellen and Cll
spent I
th Um Ren
of W
Li
Mervin. of
with her
Frans*
ehIldr•n
And Sirs.
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NILE
NI I.F. Sept. i 1. rhe ,le,tth of Mrs.
t:... 1'nrrey- ,x•, urr.•.I et0111414 nt her
home here 1/11 Slornl:ty. September 1t11.
nt the ripe old age of eighty -Plebs
y...,+. The fent.-ew+,--w i4Ph -wee--p ego-
Ic attended, took ;Inde from NiI.•
Flitted church in Thursday afternoon
to ('ollx,rne cemetery.
Mr. and yfrs. John Snell and fam-
ily. of floderteli, spent the week -,mi At
the home of Sfr. and Mrs. Telford
Nixon.
Quite a number from this _vlclnity
tire metering to London to 'ake In
the Fair there tide week.
Mr. .Tanws Snell returned home on
Someday after apending nn enjoyable'
Wel* with relatives and friends at
le-n,h•slx.rn' and Myth.
WINGHAM
FALL FAIR
Thursday and Fn,l,IV
September 22 and 23
N., Ifni; l i r !neve.' .I
1'r!r.e 1.1-1 :J.•I tIidwa�
Attractions
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A. G. SMITH, Secretary,
Box 298, Wingham
HERE.'S A USEFUL
LESSON:
IT WILL PAY TO
HEED IT;-
6UY YC)VR FUEL1I
EARLY
AND VOULL
VE IT WHEN til
Oil NEED IT iI�
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If Ihie country erer passe an
amendment to the ronstitutioe
Prohibiting cold weather,
We can all begin to leave our coal
bins empty,-
l'nlees we are afraid of bootleg buz-
zards '
Rut until then. better prepare for
what's surely coming.
Fill your bin with Heat Folks ('nal
today.
CALI.
THE
For Good Clean Coal
J. B. MUSTARD con°PANY
Phone 98 Goderich
The population of New York 1Ity
in 171111 SRA :Yt,1 t1• ..r about the pre.-
. 111 Is.palatlnn of it third -rale prize-
'1cht.^ The ( tntlonk.
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE
W C.SNAIEL
I l..ls ,.1.1 -Ie r soli :tr) ('leaner
I.nuo.lr, in e'onnt,•tion
West Street Telephone .439
SCHOOL DAYS will mean
SCHOOL SHOES
li n't ,ir I 4irt.-dart hawk tS :ci,.-•'{ with dist
Nur (.1 obi w“rn-inti I•,„Gid:'. -hoes, I,tll bring !' 1 10 111 be
Mi.,' 5'It11 e !mit of oar' 0
BOOTS, YOXFORDS f OR front
SLIPPERS
tng to
Our rin" w
f; nide, gnrten in 1114- young I11:1 11 or won!aut attending G►Ilcgintm,
all at very rea,onnhle peen'.
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SHARMAN'S
Phone t58
The !walling Shoe rt a
W. Reg. Sharman
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