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GODERICH, ONT'
vercoats
The Smartest Values in the Smartest Styles
Look thew over --Compare the styling.. the tabrice. .
the litliupa..the workmanship ..the price for such quality..
ItsJi ase.•fwi yourself why we rjd4nlnle41i those thrreoata-
s ,i, *if/ .♦Ryffrd f
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joy r -a„., , r _EIP ti7 Sul'sii
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SEE THE NEW DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS -this
season''► smartest styles. ,r
•ete•!ei. SUITS WITH EXTRA PANTS
$25.00 to $27.50
W.
Plane 57
C. Pridham , Son
Goderich
Make ,Your , Christmas
Greeting a Personal One
A Photograph of yourself is the
,moat apprieciated of . all gifts.
Patronize your home Photo-
grapher, where all work is guar-
anteed. Make your' appointments
at
Trussler's Studio
Hamilton Street and Square
PHONE 187 GODERIOH
Capital
Phone 47
SOUP D SYSTntM
Theatre
Goder 'ch
Now t'layinng -- Furl A.teire and flinger Roger.. in " Swlug
MONDAI•, Tt ItSDA1 and WEDNESDAY -
ROBERT MONTGOMERY and JOAN CRAWFORD
Charlie Ruggles, 1•Yanrhoti 'Tae. Eine May Oliver
Truly a stellar rest. presenting one of -the liveliest and mast enjoy
aIle romantea of the session _
"NO MORE LADIES"
THURSDAI. P'KIDAY and SATURDAY -
JACK BENNY
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offers Ids Iet...t pleturr-radio recur assisted by a grand group ut
gbuom-ehasrrs. ienet miss
"IT'S IN THE AIR"
'MIL Una Weide, Ted Healy and Mary Carlisle
Coming -Shirley Temple. ht -Pour little tech rl."
Matinees Wednesday. Saturday and Holidays at 3 p.m.
AUBURN
THE SIGNAL -
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taro:
A(ltl*VIkN. Oct. 37. -Mr. aud Mrs.
A. A++yyulth are visiting their daugh-
ter, MPto, 0. Y. Mellveea, at Bowmaar
rill..
lire T. (ulsuu, of Hallett, spent a
fewdspw iaat week with ber daugh-
ter, Mr.. 1L. L. Slur*.
Mr. sad Mrs.'H. Frealir. of ('ll.tgae,
visited her mother, Mrs. Jpths Ferr-
guswe. un Saturday last.
Messrs. 11. L. Sturdy. J. Bennett,
R. Turner, D. Audi -roma suit V. Yung -
!slut wpwrw last Wtdtesekay at • the
O.A.C., (luelph, and attended Ibe ex -
MOP shTe
Mrs. H. Wagner to visiting bey run,
Mr. F. Wagner. of the Mattered.
Mrs. V. Wagner . Is Agnew; ber
mother al. R..1. Rutledge, of -Wiest
Wawat'tsa►h, who is eunllued to ber
bid.
A ear of provisions from title dis-
trict wit; be leaded at Auburn station
use Wedt* sday of 011* week for Vol-
ley Centre. titan.
Mrs. Jas. Howatt, who. was visiting
her daughter. Mr.' J. 1'. Meunlug. of
Londesburo, bas returned twine.
Mr. Alex. Young and Mrs. A. Y. Hoo-
derron, of l'ulborue townwhlp, bare
taken npresidence wltb Wats S. Blair
for the winter months,
, Mr. Wilfrid_ Plunkett has purchsred
to farm of Mr. Jobs Doerr mid will
get possession la the spring.
Mr. and Mra. O. Mellaiennd Mra.
McLeod ilsibeLvrlth Stratford friends
on Mouday. •
Mr. E. Robert•wu, of• Toronto, war
News of the Farm
Note. and Oommepta oa
e.Agricultural Topica
Hints for the Peultrymas
ip order to Wee puke's le3ing at
their beet lu November 'aud Decem-
ber. for mouths of algh•prk'ed ego.
the following pokes sh41•Id be oh -
screed. sot•ordiug to the Dominion
Poultry Iluslwudweu :
Seo that the pullets .ave dry aud
1 re tie houses cies and sanitary
submit d raughts.
(eve a well Ialrneed ration and be
run. to give enough.
lest Iorget tie green teed, prpfer
ably clover or alfalfa.
If you have milkgive the pullets
what they will take.
Keep the laying pultts or those
Hutt err near laying by themselves.
Give them every tom6ort and *heti-
tluu--tbbey are tlw money-makers.
Your treatment of the isullikin udw
may man profit or los. fur tine reel
of the year.
Dispose ut bens too ofd or pillets
too )'twang, it coats too mush to feed
them.
The • time. of scarcity la then• time
1.. arrange for your market for the
whole year.
• • .
1------Ploweeg lilted RewMs ---- -.
• For the srtowl' wuecernlve year,
HURON TO THE FORE
I(frit. ll. 1 ' prsetli4Rt all ba I Yee IlldIge,lir.. pa, OAT ami r
d
sumach treable••-lata
map vivo( '1Ir Will 1M+1iwR
re -1 aru:►nd brie part.. salved 1
Alberts Magni All the Honors • Is , y. f 1 1
Calf • Product!..
Aeitbekt, Det. 2U.-WiUleel file Caw -
Mao -Coiled Water trade agreement.
and the (*tile quota 'wall within leu
u►emlw•red for hl+ goo-I,1trt.d aid
Jovial ual ere.
1Lenopoer-Irwhi.-A 1 i}utet war'
ridge wan solemnised tui hlouda)' at
per cte, of klieg dike!, atrpreae.J the Clinton UUltw: t'ourrb parsonage I
;Whim stet exbt e. the Letitia." by the pees, ltev. U. Lorton. *bee `8.M at CAMPOILL'S DRUG STORE
emu, trrmh► W peatheotec, canter Mi.w Muigaret Petri tree', yuuugwt 1_
pt!bductloa l oothe lucrteare: at Iaass daughter et Mw. Bae , tree apd the , THE BADMINTON CLUB
nue Aahbeld farmer her re*sos fur
GASTRONOX
STOMACH POWDER
dating such to be lite care. Oa the
farm of Rebarel McWListee •. IJtelahw
Ute, Asbeteki, two sets of tbrlvlug
twit wive.. are to he seen Oil Juue
Xtrd a Jersey tow gave.111rtb to two
tine Herrlent cflKw which now weigh
over
October 21st au Aberdeen -Augur cow
gave bireb to twin Hertford calves.
omelette* aud we red. . It. gre dolor
well.
The Turodto Globe of lk•tober 20th
contained a• news Item (tom lligb Riv-
er, Alberta, dated October Id, stating
that ou the farm of AluMey King
two tow* each bad given birth to
tale cake••. The ereuts were less
than a week apart.
hoot Turk to 'twos. tluteriu will,
out I* eelllsarh by Alberta lu front
page note*, even In calf production.
Ir1a1lrdrTbofs. MtrrwIIiungh MaIgrisarem, IT*unw
tutrothn, IThe luteHch Jadwiuton Olub bar
,.rgat.latrl fur 11.' IIENI T aeawn with
seeubd soli o1 Mrs. Noll Thumpeou and i Mir. 1;. t'. Baaruw ur pie.1dr 1. tither
1h.• hue Neil Thompson. or Bljth. The t
bride ea. Itetoneuglr
„anti la a ufllnr•rs rhe ti. I. W'at un, vitrprenl-
match. After r *hurt honeymoon;
m, tailing fro .the let, melting eel be uu Weduertla!
reshiettee In Ihtugaanon. w ere thelarxt. ealth a luurltaeg slid .ager
groom conducts a shoe -repairing bust- - -
tess
navy blur toatume wltb atrPII/M14M 1►r etas at; MINS Joint Grove.,
ASHFIEtz
ASIIFIKI.l). Oct. 2)4.- Mr,. John
-Mediae 1a visiting friends lu Toronto.
Misr Jessie MacRae. of Toronto,
a guest with his brusher, Mr. J. Il. ilex. Itl..a._IUf lltmlph.Wum top hoar+
Itebeetaop, user the went -cud. 1 ors, w 'lite tour -day meeting of the
' itis', Ante Straughau,• of t:rsicrltb, Ontario 1',lowtuen's A,.,a,-•luthot retest -
visited at her !wore 1n East Wales- i is hod at (Nommen. W'ewtern kir
rrt•retary:
ilallt4 WIIII.W., tra•tlautt'r( •I
W. .t. fleeting. -Vie Aete1er soot-
lug of the Wonsele. Arseelatlon of
1►ungabnou ['nitre eburch was held at
the house ut Mrr. ltubt. here, opening
with devotional *aerobes Roll call
was responded to by itche member.
aud setteoteen visitors. Mrs. J. Me -
Whinney introduced an article of the
-Food Flavor" products whirb w111 be
dealt welt later. Mi*. R:= -air Me -
Kenzie gave a emery pwatable reading.
The topic for the month, "flow to
Study Our Bible." was taken by Rev.
T. It. Tuner. The mertlag was
clotted by the. parlor. Tia• November
mewling N'l11 be 1a charge of Mrs. R.
A. M. -Kenzie and Mr.. Arthur Roach,
Wo en'. imrtltMe Svgger.--The
spent the week -cud at her home bere. fowl supper and entertainment given
' Mr: Mike. Sir aderwus. -.4 Toreutte, nn ',relay .r .sere in . the verts.b ball
pt the wee-ra. at e ons of
'µ'a' k d the b
by the W'umra's larlitute was well
Mr.. lan.e.• Ms'lenidid. intruded. After an -n-vireo! meal,
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Abate. Mr. I•nd' well served. had been enjoyed, the
Mrs. flirted I'resiou. and Mr. Pete futh.wise' pr.gKam was' givru: $cic-
woah weir the week-rml Murdoch. of Detroit, spent the week -
tions Iry the Ryan orchestra. Gutter-
ed
Craig motored to :Stratford d iu visit ' nationat rbampHoashlpe as John R. cud at Ilse h9wr u( Mr I .0 lei: du.., June and 'Sean Rutledge.
Me-- and M. M. AM" and Mr*. 1i_ i
Ilargrea:es. of Baachellle placed arc•-•
Cameron.
- 'Dialigsnu oar: re•a,there- Mee Retest
l)r. Mmisw. Mr. W'. IL Ituloelitoi►n W lt«nt, a oderlctl : Illghhud druci,g,
Eilar•u llsl'hw• and lima Vistsou.
Nile: ro..1 duets. by the misses Wil-
ma mill Indy Treleatt•n. 1hurganuvu:
tap deuces. the Mlwa•+ Ryan and
I►nrw:ue, Cokrieh : ltuusorous read-
ing, Ito ter Billie Stewart. Dungan -
nen. Mr.. 1:. 1'. Treleateu meted as
atrompu.IrI for the vo•.I II 11 •,
white Menet' Dwgie .i 1
slru
playlet!
the bagpipes for the Highland dau.iiig.
An Int' u:al dance. for which the
wu •ie wa. .u1.1Ak•d I. ILe It)ru 01-
, humors. con, -:osteal the evening's a uteI-
taiumcm.
Sectional 1?.M.$. Nee$bsg.-ytA, ra•. -
1i.wuil niteling ata. held on ut•wiwy
afternoon it. I.:,.ke r I're,byterian
cbur,le wish ►loath Kiuluss, t.nrknow
and Ashfield congregations. repre-
Mho+ Ilorothy t'raig on Ciaturday Iat-t. 'end and Iterhard Jarvis. of Milliten.
Mr. and Mrs. I . Johnsen returutd third. All thaw were previous (lain- aud Mr. 1►uuceu M',rK,n), of (:wler-
.to Konora last week. after visiting his pees. Ontario evnta•stanls rarried off hla, ialled un . kslt(lald frkrnds on
' -ester, Mts. e'. Ite•adle. who is serious-, major honors tbroughont ttw
he eet, manilas.
ly 1 1 I here. ..deli w,.. fteitured by a record at- ObRtmry.--The many friend. of
' Mr. 1.'. Wightmah. of Whher•hureb. landaue .1 ):.,Iia) rpet•tatorr. Hon, MT* of ber sudden
wear(• *eery sorry to
vigil"' et Mr, lino. Mutant's 0" sun- !►uuraua )I•tr+balh Ministor of Agrl- hear of her sudden de.,lla In the
ley. niton• for 1» tarso; who. waa in atten• W'esl, where sVIs.hud• soar ',hunt -r
Mr.. W'w. S(iatrr has retuinwrl to r month ago to visit her sun hush. Ilan
d,nuw, rcprlsvrl grat[Mttiun at the. funeral is farm lar tale re.iak•ui-e to
her borne in Seuforth, al*, Mrs. Kele:MI Ilowllig taken by the tou-
Kru+t•, of Dalt. fled Mr-. F'inla)•ou, of l•stants. r.ts.•lally amour young.te•r.. 1. i t nliur t.ewetrry nota}': `ttwtwthy
seafurtb. • t Farmer.. he said, were •.atixing that i. Worddhl lo Ihr Ism. ptct fa wily.
The ■nniversary.servirea -.4 Knee g,,,,,i peoeile le sung Important In. ! Word has y}aum* oro yf the thatn
1'rr+l.yterluu rhurrh, Auburn, will be ,-ultiv.ttiuu. The Intereounty totppetl- .a1 1/ondt7n ..i lergnhw•r F1sLiye+.0 yon
'weld on Sunday. November Is Rev one tram of threw plow ' f Mr. lknwlih awl the hum' Mrs.
tion .gwr11 to F'futayson. Farquhar load lweu in
• F. 11. Allan, of Treswat.•r, w111 preach !,ors free: each county drew the greet -
at 1l a.m. and 7.30 p.n. On Mun• aru
t ,twt..•r ..f entrant-•, sixteen trams.
!dry, evening s' fowl sumerwill he Perth M.suty tram phased first in tilloral will take plate irwn his fa/114.r".s bon.. un Thpriuday to Lochalsh (xme
' rer-ed from 3 to K 'o eturt. to toe Hol- -rhes. to '-.1.. the Hon, J. A. Faulkner
tory. Tu the t.rreacednoses we rx-
Iowerl by the play "Nora Wake 1•p'•
by Itluer'ale' yoUIIg people :
Itewemher the aunitrrsary services ,
of Knox Presbyterian ebureh on Sine!
(lay next. and the supper and play un
Monday evening. A rood time is in
-gore for all who attend.
W.d Iu( Abdveawsry: -4)n Thurs.'
' day las Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ate
j quith, e,tawmad resident. (.f Auburn, 1
.elebratetl the fifty-third anniversary 1
of their wadding. The marriage reels•- j
' stony (e,t.r performed October 22nd.
I twa,-4.s---it.a_ Jobs_ pray. . and the
'couple hare ever since rewlalet) in An-
barn. Until his retirement from
active bualneet •Mout eight years age-
Mr.
go-)(r. Asquith had • busy life. He con-
ducted a flour and feed bu.ine,w dor
many years and was engaged exten-
elvely In the apple evap►ratlug bust-
' new and inadditl•yk.ziWW*ld apples
to the We...ern and 014 Countee mar -
1 kris. lt.db Mr. and Mrs. A.quitb are
i acute and valued members of the Au-
burn Baptist church. They have two
1 children, Charles. Of Antwtrn, and Mrs.
F. O. ,Mcllreeen, of Jhuvusanrille. An-
other daughter oesseiI away many
, yeti's ago,
1
1 (het your orange•seliow .mrd
Halloween et The Signal
trophy. tend empathy.
• • • *.iI..1• Mr.. lurk. M.Wh:nbey. proal-
('are In Mimi Hay DUNGANNON _dent of Er.kits• W.M.S.. opened the
Markel lay producers in Easleru meeting anti extended a eel -et -doe to
Canala hurt the reputation and wale-, _ 11w• visitors. Mrs. ',Btu.; K. M. -
ability of tbelr product In export mar I►1'xt:ANNI ! lien. 2'.. -Sunday ban, of W'Ingham, gave au Interest-
ka'ts through haling pradi o whla•h guests with Mrs. KletaltetL ludir•wrn' jug address on the work et u• returned
are either carrier.; or tall to reeog- Jit. and Mrs. Thor. little and sou mbtsfquary. MISS Jei*he McBean. who
nese market prefereoces and preju-, Howard. of Ankle -tees% Mr ata! air.. ata- 41.41e sI work in the foreign
dies. Proper baling. as well as gush- , Robt. MI11s and .aro •at d 'taughtcr. • mission fields of t'hfleu, but owing to
ity, have au influence ion the sale- ; of Cleveland. Mr. and M'e• (lets. Hatt- ill -health Iron returned -to Toronto.
sillily anal prl.e•of hay in newt mat- gen. aud daughter. of Itlpiry, Mr. and Mrs. R. IMvidson, t-krr n•.Idrnt of
kits, and Isbell, as bas frequently Iocr u Yrs. R. Brown and d.un,•Ltrr t:mlly the Maitland, Presbyterial, pre*ldaed 1
tbe case in recesr year., condition...I f .\-htlrld. for the program, Mrs. A. P. tew-
of «npp'y and detailed rave wattled-- Miwc-draah llalsv.= v►tu_ racrnter1art, Lucauuy. read the St reit ure• lr -
twines to. -pick and 'Stets*. this lu- sold her farm, hut• pureba,rd from , ten : Mlw Lenore. Mint! Yn fit*reet-
flurn.r IMrows,., aloably important;lturton_ Roach his fine residence Pre" , with a toe! number: Mr. Philip!
Practically every buyer prefers petty at the south end of the village. ::ep•eta.t%. e.-j.fu-&now,-1.14,ens a solo.
bales of uniform sloe and weight., Mr. Roach hat purehastd the dwell- Mrs. Arthur ?WWII?" yew 'an at•m.tm
neatly 1..sl and not too bossily Ing owned by George Glenn and w111 of the Summer School at ('amp Kir'
p►resv•d. Mont rutted States markets remodel It. .1 till this year. Reports were given
*satiable to Eastern Canada prefer! The tw'e•Ilt of Ikungana..n and the t y Ila, varidu. auiHlarte,• sh.wisg
hales weighing-- not orer 1x1 to 130 nelglifserhew+d renp►rwlyd generated! 1°1, ameh terwest tskaa In the work,. A
potions. Too fr.111teetly Canadlau the aplkral for Western relief and coal trio he Mr.. A.'•ttts grt. Mrs. 1.
hay la heavily premed Otto bales contributed fruit and vern•tableu' to the how,, and MIs. firth leirk war rm-
weighing upward.* of 200 panda, and ear shipped from I.ucknow. - , Joyed: Mrs. Herb. Stother. ens the
uftrn with aneuter, ragged ends Mr. aped Mee W. 11. Andrew are 1 a,ttompabl.t. Mrs. MsWhlnoey I
through tlje y,re of bale ties of nn= spending a week, visiting friends at lasted to mw'eting with prayer. after
U rHOLSTERING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
-
Chea*.i4rlds and Chairs lade to
year order.
R E1D L I$O Tgazt
Hamilton Street - Galeria
Auto Supplies
Hot Water
Heaters -
For Coupe or moan car $ 8.75
Medium size $11.75
Larger mise sots , Jj14.78
The above figurett represent
the total cost of Heater in-
stalled in Your ear or truck,
complete W:111 thermostat.
'I'Ite Ulla* i• a wra.•Il} .1111
!lot 11'41er.1len ter..
-Satisfadi.s Guaranteed-
PHONE
uaraet e4 -
PHONE 40
Beevers' Service &ztioo
CORNER HAMILTON 8T.
AND HIGHWAY 21
even lengths. This Is usually done
to save wire, but often reduces. the
Ailsa Craig and Parkhill. which ale unngannou 1•dlas tenet'
Mr. Arthur -Culbert. mouth of I)un- refeeltma nt. Is the ka•t men( of 11.. -
market taloa• mutt}}, In excess of the Bannon, was returned to his home from M+mree.
vin Such I,rfeR are beau and the Gwlrrlrh
Moppet on Moseley after
for string. 7
-}awkwaral fur tette man to handle, as' a week's treatment.
I well as (wing unattractive In ■wear -War ezteeti oeyewash; to Mr.
ante. The very heavily pressed hay ! ow awl Mr.. Stanley user, (nee Amy
I
4
raches
Winter Coats
Fur -trimmed and Untrimmed Tweed Coats
Smart Sport Coats, warm, com-
fortable and lasting durability.
Colors in browns, bluest' and greys
Special' .
Woollen Dresses
Smart Wool Dresses, tailored styles in
colors greets, Wine, I,rnw11 and blue. Sizes
•
16 to 44 .1'+' -
Special $2.95
Children's Coat Sets
For Boys and Girls. 3 -piece Heti.; of
,oat, a an .egging& Agog •.,3' to If.
Warm woollens, well made and Warmly
lined. Colors pink, blue, brown and 'navy.
Underwear
• Wool Snuggles in Vesta and Pantie
Bloomers.
• Neat fitting Underwear while it ie warm
and comfortable. • Made of upshrinkable
wool in flesh color. '
75c each
•
t1500 •
Winter
overcoats
Men's. and Young Men's fiver -
teat., tailored in the latest style and
best materials. BBarrvmnre cloth.* in'
plaids, cheAks "hilmrj...glonotnities --
Tweeds imjw►rtrll from England.
Raglan style trite-.liatfif or full
belt.
ALL COATS SEASONABLY
PRICED
Men's Hats
A large -range of Men's Hats in
Felts and Velours. Dark shades for
Winter wear.
$1.95 to $2.95
CORNFIELD
re you are Invited to shop"
unit 4t& _
does not "shake out- so well as when
more lightly pressed, and 1• more like -
Iwo spoil in wariu storage. erp.ial-
fy yr , . rrh`.W Iito iMre- rrrm-ruin:
aueve ur .fuer ))solw is pemste- .
Mille market outlets ate restricted
as compares( with earlier times, more
unreel attention to the ea1ing sad to
the loadiug of ears with a uniform
kind and quality of hay would assist
is .Attaining the broadest powdblee out-
let for Cnnadlan surpluses.
BAYFIELD
IiAY1 lKLI), (kt. 2T. -Mr. Jobe lilt -
shell, of London, and brother Ueorge
Mitchell, of Lobo," motored here on
!sundry sod, vlalted their cousin, Mr.
F. A. Mustards.
Mr. and Mrs, K W. Kendall, Jr., of
Minim. visited Mr- and Mrs, W. R.
Jowett last week.'
Misses Lucy and Jean Woods anal
Rev. and Mrs. Bugler and sun Bern-
ard were at Hassles. on Tbursdey
Ina.•
TheFMiss es McLennan, of Toronto.
returned hose. lase weak atter visiting
Mew* J. and M. Stirling.
Postulate Rratered+--41h Wetlats.day
evening tlw 'oval en toAke fittings
were trnnwterrarl to tate former bank
Moto In tee reolden a of the I►ostmis-
11 -.ss, Mrs. M. F'. Woods, where bUsl-
Iw:ss it now twits tarried on. The
present ttwatins a f.eda .-a ;mater_
working space and 1s more (onren-
iewt-N►sa-abet-.•I5... wheel has_ ten
in nee wince (globes It, 1LY12. A ter
the fire lir lteelle It M whirl) three
Sores ■ ud resident roe -were burned in
Novetnber, lirll, which Included ti*
store of 11. Dlirhmann lo whir+ the
postomse waw !Mated. W. pn.tomee
work was carried on temporarily in
the reslfiemr of the poitma.)ter, the
late Df. Sluing W, Wonde. As no
suitable locates *cold be procured.
tf+e prwel msfer / was obliged to erect
uK Iwttdlgg--ha *Web• the postoakr
her been .Ituated eve, slow.
Daughter of first film star: ',How do
yeti file Aber new father?"
DauRbter of wand stir: '4411, la's
very nice."
,.Yea, Isn't he? We tied hits last
yen r,"
KINGSBRIDGR
*vela eectohl o is enlenertigrilie1R
N.vesihsr 1 lied Newest's, O. Has
Oreheatrs. Adwta.kw, !Se,
Young) in 1h• death of theft day-old
sou on Thursday. October ?land. Rev
T. R. Turner eonductsd the funeral
leseessi .ewes tar. a, es... ser lila f lll " .
grandparents., Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Young, with burial la Dungannon -
cemetery.
!Attie -lettere --Muse roanmed
daughter s4 Mr. and Mr., Wilfred
Niven.. of Salt -ford. la stalling for a
few days with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hohn. Moore, while her moth-
er, Mrs. Niten., Is violtint(' Oriends at
1..•a m i Iljlen.
Messrs. Harvey nod Wilmer Robb.
of Ashfield, were Sundry .Visitors at
the home of M•r, and firs. O. Frank•
lin Pentland.
Mr. anti Mrs. Robs. lett:(.-, Mildred
Wilson, R.N., lad Roht., jr.. of God-
erich, were liunday visitors with Mrs.
iMcld Sproule!.
Mr. and Mfr. W. F. Savage, of
Ridgeway, visited the latter's atter.
Mre. 1.. F'. Rangel. on Ssturday.
Mr. J6he Barkley rite daughter,
F'Itsgerald. with their. guests,
Mr. and Mr.. Jn" Barkley. ..f eche
Bay, acre war .•
4i-nd ••guests with 'Mr.
and Mrs. Albert L'antpeen. Weetfleld,
Mr. Jas. Elmer Nivent of tatlgery.
hos eeete.v'isning his Aster, Mrs. John
Vogler. Sheppard -ton. and other relai
tivtes mud acgnantance. In this d1.=
trk•t.
MIs. Margaret Elliott, of Golerl-h,
ws. I..mc with her tercets. Mr. and
Arthur Elliott. am Sundae.
Mr.. Ken. Kennedy tied two rhl'd-
-4- lwpdalk, and 31h: _S)ll v't• Mc
Auley, of Flesherton, *tatted on lion -
day with Mr. and Mrs. (Jmo. Irwin.
Miss irreales 11rydges, of the 'Wee,
Nilo accompanied them, 11,1 remaining
for a longer visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Irwin. '
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Moore, of
Wblteehureh, caned on letnday with
the former's aunt, Mrs. 1). (Nuhn.
The Home and Reboot (Nub *ill hold
their windily meeting at the home of
the vkw-preetdent, Mrs.. (Rev.) T. R:
Turner. Intern allchs of work done
for rripplaed children in the i.ondon
(telbdren's Hospital will et. shown, All
members and any other. who are
Mishit* of fends, are levied to Nene
oa Thursday, Notemhef 'ti,, at it p.ps.
Many from tee tillage sad dlatrlet
attended the taseral,of the late 1)oa-
sM 11c?evin la 6tldeticb on erlday
last. 11,. McNerin enndnc•ted a liv-
eyy bnsletem in 17ungnn am sew years
g llr)- firlrte-Ififffrfinerz'tr
nephew, ler. Dwelt' Fowler. Melbas
of tketeh snierery and a etabnee
•ae
WAY 94,
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Small Boys'
Winter
Overcoats
in blue. brown or grey oil
t•ertoue.. Sizes 4 10 if)
)"ears.
_ SPECIAL
$3.95 to
$4.95
M. ROBINS
Agent for Tip Top Tailors
PHONE 384
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APPLY TITS -LAP OYER YOU OLD ROOF
Last summer's drought and blistering weather
spoilt man shingle roofs. Re -roof with Tits
L.p orltib•Ioll, the durable metal roods( that
on right over old roof! Come/ in
@ beets, to The cosi aro
bt Rib-
1 suited for roofing 1 t
a
hedge. Send
warp. shrink.
rafter measurements
fortes estimate and Mi in
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PRESTON, ONTARIO -
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LAMM MIL 041011011011
Isnwaway Poultry *grit. -•H
is tM anal .md.r.and poet -
cal ne t hr a.•rt.a• •'J. ... .
N arMA" Romano Lew .yo ba
mo,. rekk..at Moms sL wrlr
for eoopbtr fakir.
'rho Pintas Perna aro 0..
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roar aid mond Era Oirj Id
,t auto a roorsadblRuio.oad and
t.ith ••,d fro rtilisr Mlr.l•b.ekblAalaar
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MONIR[AL sad TORONTO
SPECIA LS
Burn Door Track le per ft.
Barn Door Rangers __ .JIOc per pair
Ne. 12 Dolled Bpring Tena Wire Soper ib.
Grindstones
per
Iscady b14d ;tering- .Thia paint was $4.00 per Allen. It
was not affected by the Are. Now 12.00 per galla.
Wire Nails in quantities, not leas (ban 25 Ibs.....3%e per lb.
Any size from 1" to R"
COAL and COKE
We handle the D. rk H. Cone -Cleaned Anthracite Coal, Ford
, Vie, Domestic Lump and Alberta Coat •
hats. , C.
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