The Exeter Times, 1917-8-30, Page 863.3,
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A. STEWART Phone 16
Ladies' and Misses'
Coats and Snits
We have received our first Shipnient of new
Winter Coats, and are expecting more every day. Call
earls' and look over the new S'tyles,
adies' llose
We have a full tine of cash-
mere hose for tadie$ in Plain
and fine ribbed. Old Dyes a44
tald :nicest
Suits for Meii atid
Youths
We novo a fine range a
4.12d 17Onatb'n Snit. in the new -
tat colors aid
Scrhn Curtains
Scrim ttlaretuette cortains are
t, the itto afnir 3rtne season
, 4 We are stationOtr,,,4, big astor,e
ment erionneiVialitk Pretty M-
I sertions, 'at *5.ftelit S‘27.3,25;
,S3,50, anti S-4,50.'
1Saxony Blankets
tan en -fro good onality or titan -
t kelt in several sizes. Voit will Ito
ill getting :roes wiretd,ot
t supply at- frout-$1.75 to 4:3n50.
,
Shoes for Men,
We, have oar new tall alines itg
31:31,, We have Bitten and Tan in Anr-
,ge forent -widths and size's and,
str nritteta Irina nit 00 to S.735
Wash Skirts
Ladies we have just a few
skirts 1eft We ane going tosen
them regardless of price. Call
and take one honet
English Gin harns
,
InitftleentleamtiolatiPt
waning Ging-
in,O•lthatOSt:Iittert opined, They
ruttintroin- 10 to 18 yards, 'Worth
te-tlity 25e. Special price this
we per yard 17 1-2,
Black Atlessaline
Silks
For dresses, odd skirts, or
coats,. We are stowing some
heautifiti me.stialine, silks 14 fine
weavos good weight and rich
finish at Per yard $1,65; $1,7tit
and 4:2,25.
Serges
New is the lime to bey yoor
winter tires. eat a nica Nayn,
J•Jtorita Black, Green or Grey
Serge in an all wool totality, the
very thing. for A WInter dress
Men's & Boys' flats
'We have a felt^ nice straw
bats trhich, we intend to got rid
of thie week at a great redoes
tion in price.
We pay the highest prices for Poultry, Butter, and
Eggs or any other Produce
JA st STEWART Phone 16
niarket eport-The following iS
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the report R 1 of the Exeter Market BE°3 tt
A GOSIER
corrected an to Wednesday, Aug- 3011) Igloos( yoot. city, boost yet. noteod,
Wheat 2.10.
New oats 55 to 60e. •,3.3
New lBarley 90e, to $1.00.
Family -hoar 6.30, ,
to grade Pour 3.25, ;
Shorts 45.00,
Bran 36,00 ;
Crea Mery butter 44e.
Dairy butter 34e 36e.
Eggs 40c, , I
Potatoes 35e. a oeek,
flogs ltie a lb. ,
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• Boost, for every new toaproveatent.
Boost the loan tor 10101u yoo latter,
• t Boost the strang,er and, the neighbon
,
I toost the club that you attend..
Boost the street Ork which you're
dwelliog, „
Boost the goods thad you are selling
Boost the ypeoplo round about yen.
They can, get along witnont you,
But suettess will quicker find them,
In they know that you're behind them
Boost or every forward movement
Cease to be a chionto knocker,
C; as, to be a progress blooker
if you'd /rialto your city better,
Boost it to the final letter, '
5. --The Chimes,
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Mr. Will 'Manson is visiting in Tor-
onto.
• Mr. Charles 'ord is attending the
Toronto Exhibition.
tiss Ariel „Etverley has neturne
home after risiting m nft. Bridges.
nlies L. Johns has returned home
atter visg, in Sarnia.
°tear Anderson, vistted hisPar-
nts in town oven tlot week -end.
Mts. Ed. Welsh left this week to
visit for two weeks in Hamilton. and
Toronto -
Mr, Harry Sweet has returned '40
Windsor oiter nolidaying wtth his
paritnas.
nir. Chas. Dyer hen returned to
town after a fishing trip to Port
Frank.
Mrs, Asa Williams of Kinn-tore
ad ants. \1 L, Jobostort of Sosl,. has been tisiting wink rela-
Toronto, are visiting with relatives tient in. tint tonnoto
.ta town,
FOUND -A ladies long leather hoa.
Owner can have + same by proving
property and paying Advt. APOIY at
Times Office, •
Spend "intbort44Y September 3rd.
Ki.r.4940,•*St. Garden, Party"
r4ii;33:014,0*.1* tor served from
;
P2 let 2 otcloolgnAtto "ls Kitty' Band
baseball ande'inther 'PrOgramme. 406;
and 20e, ,
School re -opens on Tuesday. Septt
the 4th.
Dr, and 7-1,inst. Itonniton and son
Verne have retorned borne attktr
ing in Toronto*
,londay next wt.1 he Labor Day and
a Imblic boliday, MI places of busa-
oess win be closed.
MisSes Clara and 'UOSe f.ludmere
"311'S Itoung and Miss Yoltng. of, Sea ited relatitata Inippen onti. Sea -
A. Stewart,
Alit and nfrn. \rm. Linhtfoot.
Mn, Coohas Pyrn, Vsborne, loSc a London, visited with Mr. and Mrs,
valuable cow by lightning an Thur.- marnhano over Sunday,
day of last week. nt C'eil d M t
Miss Tree of liartniton. Loa, re- retoroed this week' from a visit to
turned to Lir noun- after visitiog London and Sr. Montan,
with Miss it.. May.
and Myrta inch of
Mr, and ,Mits.N.Sitettre. and Mr, and INati'33aingtotta Mich- W14.0 haw' been
,
Mr,. W, Doerr, mOlored To t tisiting; Mrs. W, Ninalpert bate re,
thell for the weekteon, ) tanned to Quit" hOrfle.
; A coomy tractor in. tbe vicinity at Mr' M". .1.4, )Th1311"/' re'
ding trip to Maw:nand and vted
; with Mr, and Mrs. D, Manta,
torch* ane vt:siting Mr, t'tott Mrs. Jt forth the past week -
is at wont nay ;tan night turned last weelt from their
engoered in fait ploughing-,
Coming AttractMns at ;
• Dome Theatre
Mary Piekford in • a •
"PRIDE OF THE CLAN"
FRIDAY SATURDAY
'August 31st and Set -dist
ADALISSION 25o
Casualty List
R,'ILLED IN Att3TION
Lieut. W. J, Wright of St, Marys
DIED or WOUNDS
Pte. J. II. Alp, of Granton.
IVOUNDF,D
Capt., St D. McKenzie of Ildertorn
Lient. "tVm. Proudfoot Goderich,
Pte. 0. Holmes of Winghani
Centre. ; ;
Pre. Percy Nelson on Port Elgin. t
Pte, Charles Munro of Parkhill
Pte. Robert Graham of Kincardine
Pte, S. 11, Broon of Clinton.
1.11,'''tte(?,... AG: 3..r.r.oSto,taa,edosfirapannrk'obfill.t, titan's.
Pte. W. Cooke or Mitchell.
Pte. John Riggin of Kincardine,
i 78/ITCH-ELI, BOYS WOrttleED
Pte. •W. ill, COOk03. etepson of Mn
J, E. "Goforth and Pte, Goy tHicks
tWO Mitebell boys fortyter rneriabens
f the ninth Bottalion have be ert sent
from the front and admitted to tbe
Mitt i al tti Fanottrid on account or
illness, according to word received
here to -.day,
WOUNDS PROVE FATAL
doka Drool+ of Clinton received
,the news that his son. Samuel IL
Brown nos dead as a result of
reekl.Ved in a recent engage-
ment in Franco A previous roes -ago
had been reeeivad saying he was ser-
iously in French boapttal from
nonsbet woands in the Pte.
Brown etnistad with tbe 161st Dor-
on. and went to granot- witta one or;
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the first drafts.
PRINCIPAL 'WilIGHT KILLED
Mrs. W, 'Wright neenived an of -
I naiad wire advising her that key bus -
band. W, J, 'Wright, or:netted
i of the St. :trout Collegiate Instititte
watt killed in action on Arignst
Limn. Wright received leave of ab-,,
senet ,from St, Marys Collegiate board
in December, otla to go over,.vas onto
r
1110 With Battalion and has been in
France onth the intit Battalion for
ahont a year, latterly as on artillery
oilmen, Rtfore leaving be did Fittendid.
recruiting work, both on the plat,*
form and perttnottlitt. Ilis 'a S
erineij al in 91•00tlegtate, has been
filled in tthe pittitetkt ttlin W,
don. la. "At, andt7Drr. W. R. Backing;
B, A,, onothor niertiber of the staff
has been oppotnied inning principal
for the ;coming year. owing to Mr.
flatolon's reaignation and 'another
year's leave of absence was granted
Principal 'Wright by tin' Rotrd. Ile
was a graduate of Toronto University
and had been principai of St* ntarye
Collegiate for the past four years,
having 'previously fined positions in
Niagara Falls and `Forest high school,/
He leaves a widow and three child-
ren, his daughter winning the stholar
ship at the recent entrance examin-
ations. Air. Chas, Wrigbt of Wrightts
planing mill, On Marys. is a brotber
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7ANADIAN NATIONAL mosphore. At the beginning of the,
a very rapid condensation of the at-
' ' storm there is a vio/ent onrush or
air which condenses the atmosphere
EXHthere fri
IBITION arta tonna clouds. In this process
ia oortain amount or friction
t
et between the water -gas or clouds and
" the wa er drops, and consequently
Aug h5 TORONTO aept
mere Thi, thounirtly Prof/entre Scala static electricity, which is vastly till:-
revolt from the kind. that comen into
MOBILIZATION cur houses. is generated, the cloud
ON
being ntgative charged and the water
FATIONAL RESOURCES
drops which fell to the ground as
constructha and Destructive Needs for War rant, aro chargtA with Positive elec-
tricity. therefore the cloud isnegati
and the %ground positive, now ibis
goes on until the tension or electrical
potential between the clould and
earth is so great, that an electrical
discharge follows, or more common-
ly called la flash or bolt of lightning
This theory is perfectly correct. as
it has been proved by numerous lab-
ratory experiments, and the article
is aken ,from a scientific authority
PEOPLE WARNED
TO CONS ERNE FEEL ;
Ihe Government of Canada, At the
request of the Dominion fuel control:
er. draws public attention to the fuel
situation in the province in tne 'fol-
lowing notice.
War conditions have a,ffected the
normal supply of coal and rendered
imperative that every consumer prac-
tice tla^ utmost thrift.
Energetic measures are being ad-
opted to prevent fuel shortage. This
can, only be ob'ained by the fullest con
operation and assistance of every coal
consumer. •
Co-operation may be affected by the,
adoption of the following precautions
CONFEDERATION
SPECTACLE
1200 -PERFORMERS -4200
comae* Story from Birth to Nationhood
Dramatically Toll
The 'very Apex of Spectacular Achievement
GIANT LIVE -STOCK AND
AGRICULTURAL DISPLAY
Judging Competitions for Young
Fanners - - New Farm Crop Com-
petitions - - Extended Classifications
and Innovations in All Departments
IMMENSE EXHIBITS
OF TRACTORS AND FARM
LABOR SAVING DEVICES
4RT-Ita1ian, French', Persian,
American and Canadian Masterpieces
MUSIC -Innes' Famous Soloists and a
score of other leading organizations
ENTIRE NEW MIDWAY
NATIONAL MOTOR SHOW
'FIRST SHOWING OF intit MODELS
Greatly enlarged Government and
other Exhibits - - War in all its
phases -1- I'Viodel Camp - - Artillery
Drive - - Aeroplane Flights -' Scores
of surprises in ,store for old friends
and a thousand thrills for new ones.
REDUCED FA R. s ON
ALL LANES OF:d4RAVEL,
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ttne,
'41711AT CAUSES LIGHTNING?
a 'Weae 7iot m the habt
u 11#
its4 in the line of
httinght this be-
ettnitiox „af the,,
inc: nn 'et etrieti
gialde-be, an :tote
4,tlattartictet,.,
,
guns °non nouttoe; of Klichamerti Tne annnal rinetiot of the 'Patriotic
tinned at the home of Mat 0. 3, VFIll b h 11 Chi T
tatague Ala .1 own ilaLl
,
in Itsbornit. parr of last week. • at te on -lock. on Tuesday evening* Said
Nr. Geo. 'Hawkey has received a h• A foil attendance is riV4PS"
rt,nt.11 eard from Motor who as it i$ the 0,:coon of °Meer's-,
s now with the intotrial forces, Rev* E. G. rowm or London, vatted
Mr. and Mrs. 't"roottlan and. on 0P '‘avlat,tftriteondeslinirt4o1T,I‘I'ITieoNnita381trclajnt%Iiirlt!Z
Sarnia, ore 'tititing the formers par -
on -as Mr. and Mrs, G. Andtrton. home by his swa Cannata' w3ab bas
Mr. "attd nfrs. W, 'Bradt and son of
London, are holidaying in town, the
gi.ost or mr. ami Mrs. Jas. Jewell,
Mr, Victor French. or Wetaakiwin,
Sask„ editor of the Wetaskiwin Times
visited with friends in town this week
rt'uoufht, furlough for
mitts Madeline Carling of Toronto; boys °ire°
tet4*
Ind
is vting with relatives in town, anu to h:‘,ttptlitIrtis it
onf.remthethh"l
fsreinsi:
now up. Wzth the harvest somewbat
late and in full swing at present
the help can it) be spared from some;
of the farms.
Pte. Carrick and sister. of Washago
are visiting with relatives in this vi-
cinity. Pte. Carrick has just recently
returned from the front having been
through the Vimy Ridge battle. Pte
Carrick says the Allies have the ad-
vantage on the 'Western front. The
spent the past three months on eltd
farm.
'Rev. W. M. Martin of London, vis-
itedwith friend. in Exeter on Mop -
day. On Sunday Mr. Martin conduc-
ted services in Carmel Preshyterian
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aiso spent a few days at Grand:Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed., Crocker and two
children or Toronto, are holidaying
with the former's mother. Mrs. Rd.
Crocker. ,
Mrs. A. Duncan and little son Jack,
- London, who hove, been visiting
Jr. and. Mrs. G. Mantle, bate+ return
ed to their home,
Why give ear to tales about 'flour
as good'as Itiodelf Much the better
thing to do is to buy Model itself.,
-Iiarvey Bros. ,
Mrs. A. L. Donator& Miss Lillian*
artd Master Herb, have returned, to
their home in Renfrew, after tosit-
Mr. and Mrs. S. Handford.
'Rev. A. A. and Mrs. Truniper and
family have returned after holiday-
ing in London. Mr. Tramper occup-
ve
ied his own pulpit on Sunday last.
• morning she was found dead in be&
INfr. and Mrs. Prank Johns. -who I she Laving expired some time auring,
have been holidaying with the for- the nignt. The deceased was tbe
.
mar's parents, Arr, and Mrs. W. widow of the late John Ceekson and,
Johns returned. to Toronto en Tuesday was aged 64 years. The funeral was
held 'Moneta to the Ex t r
Allies fire about ten rounds of am-
munition to one fired by the enemy.
THE LATE Mrs. COOKSON
The death of Mrs. Eliza Cookson.
of Exeter North, took place quite sud-
denly on Friday 1st. The deceased
although' she had not been well for
some months, was able to be around
previous to her death and was op
street the day before. On Friday
Bay now and get, flour made front Y e e eeilleterY.
t.he old wheat. We have only a few BAN PLACED ON ;
sacks but there is one for you., -;:Har-
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SALE OF CANNED GOODS '
I
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Sanders are- tion. S. C. Hanna Food Controler
turned Wednesday et -ening- from a: has Viaced. a ban on tbe sale or can -
trip through the Thousand Islands, ned goods by retail merchants. Can -
and are now comfortably settled
their new home on Main st. eureyd, ellIoerans, sbneirlaschttr°hmuabta°rebsa abnedetPsuleneni---
FARMERS --Due to our arrange-
ment with the power commission we
can -do chopping in the afternoons
only. Kindly oblige as by bearing this
in mind. -Harvey Bros.
kin are prohlbited 'frotri belt) sold
with certain restrictions until ,fort
ther advised. The object is to maker
use or the garden vegetables now
-coming in: so as to avoid alt pessible
waste. •
Refrain from using fuel of ant kind
including gas, until it becomes ab-
solutely necessary.;
Practise rigid economy in the use
of fuel.
Wherever possible use substitutes
for coal to the fullest possible ex,
Guard constantly against waste on
fuel wheri making or _cleaning fires,
and when using gas.
Thoroughly sift all coal ash and,
burn nhe residue. The result will be
surprising. One-tenth of the fuel
originally ',red to the fire has been
recovered and, utilized. in this way.
The faithful observation of the fore-
going by all consumers toil' have a
marked effect in conserving coal sup-
-1v and may avert a serious criSiS.
Municioal, religious. educational and
cluthesertedan-ttorenborit!eatedly urge
and. bOge arid irat
tleicas .ares up-
on
r
4
`aress the foregoing consin
co
on the public,
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,4,„•The warning
1.ahor a.
ttvnorkers' to,.
from the Department
°rant° tc munitian
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1::::3'Inmb°11'ere-Y.oefoTra:
.tt
',others'
Lieut.. Byrd. of Chatham, now of
the Military ',Headquarters staff of
London, was a week-enct visitor at
the home of Mrs. Thos. Gregory.
Lieut. Byrd leaves for OVerSeaS very
shortly. .
Mr. T 0 southcott who has spent
a month in the west, returned home
Monday evening. Mrs. Southcott who
nos been visiting in Freston and Tor-
onto will return home on Thursday
evening.
Ali -O. James Wilson and daughter,
Mrs, Livingstone, and also grand-
daughter, taiss Nellie Livingstone, of
Cordell, Sask., were the guests of
Alr. and Mrs. C. J. Pym. of' ftsborne
on Thursday and Friday of last, week.
Miss 'Ruby Treble and Master Wil-
lie Crocker, have returned to Toronto
after holidaying with Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Treble. Miss Olive Treble re-
turned- with them and will visit in
Toronto ,
Mr. Gerald Lawson of the Bervie
circuit conducted the services in
James St. Methodist church on Sab-
bath last, and preached tivo very ac-
ceptable sermons. The pastor, Rev.
3. W, Baird, will conduct tile services
next Sabbath.
I
Itear Mr. Sinelair, soloist of the
First ntetittodiSt ohurcb., London and
Kathleen England, elocutionist and,
. ,
singer. al/tag:the Munro chltdren na-
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ona
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CROPS FAIR IN THE WEST,
Mr. J. S. Harvey and (Laughter,
Gladys returned on Monday from ;a
trip through the SN't'St going as far
as Bamff. 3\ir. Harvey reports crop'
conditions iri the west as fair. The
amount of wheat is estimated at
about half of the reeord crop of 1915
but with the high prices prevailing
the returns to the farmer will be
above normal. In some sections the
crops are very fair while in ()taxers
tiot so good. A Ely rains wculd have
almost doubled the crap. Cutting at
present is general ond in some seCa
bons the wheat is all cut. The crop iDobson, B. A.
will be handled much easier this sea- Commercial SPecialinn also Art -
son owing to the shortness ef tire, Miss Mamie G. QuIno.
straw. Mr. Tlarvey reports that con- Students desiring to enroll le',ndly
ditions are picking up in sornei or the apply to • (Miss) K. itlacFAUL,
western eates. During his visit to Secretary
these he ran ocross many former res-
idents or Exeter.
SECOND $50 'iNE
IMPOSED IN CASE
In connection tvith the recent Ship -
merit of a ten-gallon keg of whisky
which :ante' to McGraw Station in the
name oft William Singlson there have,
already been two convictions and
a third charge is 'pending. On Mon-
day of last week, Cliff Levy pleaded'
guilty and. an Thursday Roy Graham'
son of Reuben Graham. of Jihe Gra-
.
ham. 'House, Clinton also came before
Police Magistrate Kelly of Goderich
and contributed another $50, on ad-,`
analog that be Lad violated, the Can-
ada Temperance net.
In giving evidence Levy admitted
that he and thn Graham boys had
made five different attempts to get
the booze but because they bad order-,
ed it sent to an assumed name the
Dominion Express agent renused to
give it to them.
An order has also been given, bythe
magistrate that the ten gallons of
whisky now in possession of the court
shall be confiscated and destroyed
according to law.
Graham and; Levy were represented -
by M. G. Cameron while Crown Attar-,
ney Seager, prosecuted for Inspector
Mitchell.
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Exeter Contivation School
OPENS TUESDAY, SEPT 4th.
Furniture
AND
trndertaking
R. N. ROWE
THE Ft.INRRAL .DIRECT.OR
AND FURNITERE DEALER
0.0.141,
FOR RENT -Small frame house on
Mill St- Exeter.' About 3-4 acres or
land; good. garden and fruit trees.
Apply „to Giadman' Stanbury, :nob-
icitnnffit" ,.-
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MR. FARAIEI1. '
"If you need harvest help apply
The Ontario* lacevernment Employ.;
nient faureaux, 108 Dundas St. Lon-
don, Ont.- 'Experienced help at thet
rate of $45.00 'per month, S11.00 Pert
week or $2.50 per dayt" *
forHOsalie,SEcoFruaeRr oSfANIttpii-noInItotalsne(taGnidalleorn
streets. Apply to Mrs t Thos. Bissett,
act.
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pEARY DODPE, Licensed Ano-
tioneer, Sales conducted in any 10.-
ea1itv Tertna moderate Oder a left
at Times Office will he promptly at-
tended to, Phone 116, Kirkton, Ad-
dress, Kir on, P. 0,
INTERNATIONAL ifttRVESTER, CO'
fi,gk‘noy, Exeter
All Ittrids of seeding, haying, Itand
h4xle.*10 , machinery including the
ettleRfate Oliver corn and bean col-
klffttOn- and bean harvester attaoh-
moots riding and waiktog plows niad
foll stook of repairs. Also a nonaber
to- Al, standard buggies Metoughlin
and Caution- makes of several neat
designs. Call and secure ono for Dom'
• inion Day. IN na, tord,
tf,I61 1Ra2ilY
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for Ladies' and tients,
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The dominate note Of thee aPrtodi
Rashions is entirely newt pared/. Len"
fore have the majority of StaVkill
shown sucb ingenious design wall
the general effeot o implittity. 0•I0
stook Is complete,
TbA &bowing imeiude• serge.
iot$, Vacuiaia, Tweeds, and WO
in tho fanhiOnable spring co!orts,. suoll
staple andent
Mens' Suitings
Our stook of Mens Suitings fix 0014
finest shown also a good =nen OE
spring overoatings, nit
We gnarantee satistaotiou Yrrtlig
every ganinenti
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Special Clearing Sale
of Summer (it)ods
10 dozen pairs ribbed cotton Hese, 2 pairs for 25c.
Dress Shields 10c a pair
Ilemnants of colored Velvets 500 yard.
A few lines of 'Whitewear at wholesale cost.
1 doz Boys' black Overalls 50c pair.
Men's Work Shirts $1.00 each.
Children's School Shoes in a big range of styles.
See the clearing line of Shoes in the North window at
95c a pair.
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Principal --W. M. Eadie, E. A., (lane •
of (loileg,tate Institute, Brantford), ;
Gold Medallist of Toronto, Normal
School, Graduate of Queen's Univer-
sity with First Class Honors; Tnstruc- •
tar in Cadet and Plnysical Training, itt
and Tudor of any subject of the Up -
pg., School.•
Moderns and Englisli--"Alias Viola it
Undertaking
MEN ,17;'011. .FARINIEKS
Farniern in ,titis. wanting Funcral• Director St, Embalmer
help to rake off -the liarveat can be
supplied -I),y calling or cominanicating
With the undersigned. .Alt.experienc-
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ed hands and wanes ,ritorlelatienn n
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We have an excellent range
of Suitings in Blacks, Blues,
Greys, Browns, etc. These
are all old dyes and bought at
old prices. We are selling these
• away below the buying value
of to -day. We also have a •
slendid showing of •
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OVERCOATS 44.
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PEABODY'S OVERALLS 04'
ODD TROUSERS
We have just re3eived our -
new stock Of
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and Ties
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