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s Fall and Wini
DOLLA
ate of t!z Present fargh cost
of woollens, by making bees r talar.
cli sin s of these lines, a year %io. ad,-
sarze1, we are able to Sell our: fsi
a ock of M -R's Overeaaats at th
price ns last winten, eno
all triode att oo bear
eaaltl 1
Or *Ritar
Corin
rc;felt
Bert's f?
., .
Oat lis x
'g' we illt iersia4'f
gist batik to pi
n'
ro asr of' filo
Wednesday eve
im".
of tea;s *A
l: nasi
Overcoat;
€tc'a- g xra Ylt se
roes below
Black Bea
Overcoats
':el?'et collar, for 'best w ate
eft, at poeitirsln old Primo
den
Navy Blue Sd
ro
Ien's Fine Tweed or
Worsted Suits
bill the latest rotors,. Also bip
?Nu=ns' ",shits to be Sohl cheap
very day wear. a p_
Fitwell & Wolthausen
Soft fit lt' lints for men, all -t:ha 'fat -
t styles, Also 0t1t1 ]rats for knock-
IOi@t. I. l 1 i,
merest many
den's Fawn or Tweed
a ncoats
Best dish make,
for fall at f'rortt $5.15
Youth's Overc+
boanti£tal
s.
W boo
to 'Sit: big
cloths 'tits c
fine`inin4
aao%oof boys,
ale Boy's Overcoats
ai
hard to get. Nilo have them,
iaelted or lalain styles. 'We
'nu to buy these early, ;re titi*r.,
replace these linea at aany=
car the 'prices. , n
Boys' Butts and Odd
Bloomers w Galore
Ira fi to estring surge. San=ords, or
Taiota fllroual, 4cores o! suits to oboosc
r i
from.
mind in
your sod
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SHOE AND tRUBBER DEPARTMENT
r few more lines of empress Slides to smart at '3.00. and V.50, Ali heavy and lig tt Rubbers are in
buy your tcupplY eaarlY as Prices are very uncertain.. a1 ful annge of Rubber 13oots for Men, Woolen,
Children, See our line o1 Men's work shoes before buying as they aro at prizes t ie seam :1,9 last ;fall
PTE Earl Jones
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the tren-
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sift fi
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d crs,it,r; 'fibs a
taring al1 'kazs
H_ t1k rtr,zglz aye;
,rid ky xxkorne c
..Uy Da si eS g
C£rian olgz ,rOh w,.c-:-.upe
far f
You
or your
Tatty fit
d angcro
On Friday
ntiniber or .a
alae nutrtizer, 0'
mist at the f
tnz3Et, art tfa
it•t
twzadr
o€Trs_ Sam
Rcession
ption...
t•kl,
nil Sk
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1,1
r sooug men from tow
liable to tie called up
draft for „Military F,V*'*V147,‘ as
- It 04941
TE
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aab1,' •14n11V4t.
(v,,ttin M'n.
with frit=lli„
tifatl cicaelta
rater .* ralso'
dress' arid a Itis;
blies provided a
lust. ,a moat .x
spent; nod "once
rtttntb>'reil by
Following lt•ntc
anrte r,
IV
ate
oil
of
dal
by
lie ea
ed
TW
eeiee
were
Bi Intending ;purchasers
will do well to hived our
large variety of ranges be-
fore buying. Weilist a few
of them below.
CANADA, CHANCEL-
LOR and RoYal Jewel
Steel Ranges.
KER.-BEN and'Brilliant
Steel ranges $40 to $75.
Cast Ranges $35 to $654
BUILDERS HARDWARE
We have a complete line of
house building hardware includ-
ing Lock sets, hinges, sash fasts
etc - also all hardware for your
new barn. Let us supply Your
Purcliase a Perfection Oil Heat-
er and keep comfortable these
cool evenings.
School Reports
our evi
elf and family. Yon- hovi• al‘eays
willing to do your part to bear
social or church. work.
Yon have spent moat of' your ,lif
ao far an the „Eden Line, :Ninny piens-
ant hours have been spent together
We hope to sPend many inore. to or -
ten hove a frtendlY word with _You also shipped ot e.,L1pt. to :31iss ;roan.
either on the street or in our hinnes.1,1-rnoldi, core of Field Comforts
You are removing front the busy Corittnission !Ilt; following- 11 1105 -
life of the farm to tree qttleter 'rind , vital' shirts; 5 pyjenote; 120 pairs or
'more restful life of tlw town. Yeti Isocks; value nlea.io, ,deo enclos
your work is not all done. We hope Ore from Ilurondale Patriotic Lea -
in your new home in the everyday' gue containing, 11 trench shirts;
long
frs
land of Ripley. The n
rotten( will be _held o
taking rooms of E,
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tit)TIC LEA -1.1171r. -IMPORT'
The Patriotic League held try ir
nal meeting in the Town, o
outlay ev•rtipn, Octolair lat. a*
Mir tions during the month nriamin
int to The proceeds on Fair
Day inclittriog sale of otos, boo h, stab
ling. sale of night robe donated by
lored Hairdo, and concert at
night amounted to $422,30 malting a
total of S483.41, leased by the heottee
. t f a. tares arid dutits, in the bringing Ina 8 hospital shorts; e pews pajamas;
s. No.15. for the montuot,september of e younger members of your fatn-1 9 pairs socka„ valee s1511.50., -making
i y, in e company of the" older ones, a tota value of ZI2o0.00.
ainndorgeeenreroarl mcoenridtuct The names are
being based on weekly ex
and true hoopinesa, - a. bring in their trietabership fees at tbe
emir:lotions you will find great comfort oleasure The mentbers are _requested to
Yoll have, Mrs. Skinner, enJoYed annexe meeting or at as early a dote
Jae 4th.—Eddie Turnbull, ( good measure or banpiness and pros- i as poseible. A motion was passed to
Sr. 3rd.—Lillian Pollock, Marion parity in your home; although your 1 sendini:150.00 to Y.ALC.A. It was de -
Turnbull, Hazel paateraart, rewis aathway bast not always been in the cideal to seutl boxes to our boys over -
Fischer. 1 t sonshire; sometimes tht- shadows seas, containing Christroas cheer. Any-
bu3111.. Alriace.—SCIrraoel3daerk,erWGiiret%dce TTourrna-- threatening. anti even tan storm hes leave at Pa.triotio room at Town Hall
have been deep. the clouds dark and one wishing to sand a box ItindlY
1 . *' broken in "great sevenly, yet we be- on ViedriesdaY afternoon Oct. 10th,
jr. 2nd—Robert Taylor, meivin Des- I neve you have alwasys lierird thel still come and bring a box, for our brave
pt. II—Clarence Xichers, Clarenco
Pfaff. Floyd Pollick, Katie Hackman,
Nellie Kenny, Arnold Keller,
rt 1—Joe Bker, Elmore Keller.
Pt. 1, Jr.—Pearl Wolper , Bruce
Kenny. Herbert Keller.
Teacher, L. M. Sn.der
The following is the report of -S.
S. 'No. 14, Stepten, for the month of
September for olasses 3, and 4 in 1
Hygiene, Grammar, arithmetic and
composition; the lowest marks re-
quired _for a pass standing being 240
and total 400; also the standing ac-
cording to daily work.- in order oe
merit. of the Primer and First Book
Esseraf 284; L. Brooks 26(3;
E. Welaber 265; M. 'flodgins 218; T41
Mills 243; A. Anderson 242; M. Brown
237; K: Hicks 227; A. Conner 171.
111.--L. Ironton 219; E. Haxtable
Iraskett 45; K. Inesket and W. Ilas-
kett were absent for two exams, -
Prinner.-11. Hodgins, J. Flynn, V,
al. Weston,
quiet votes imnarting hope, encourage-
ment. 'confidence and strength.
Again we wish to express our es-
teem of yourself and family and ao
ask you to accept this clock as a to-
ken of our good -Will.
and Mrs. Cecil Skinner were prets-
entt•d with a beautiful fronted oak
boffett and the ' following address
read by Mr. Will Essery.
To Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Skiner —
Dear Friends„—
tore for the purpose of enjoying a
pleasant evening and to give expres- 3' a
.The PeoPlie. of this coma:unity meiet pfaearrtherniit 0.vattoaNtkrleedag7:aytoRfo,o_litx..::nei:uz:01,3e:
sion to fee trigs of genuine gladeess on the fourth ,..io2. wheh 22, years of
at the thought of having ,you still in '
age he married Nancy Vicker's who
oar midst. We feel highly favored in preceded htm nine years ago. The
the knottledge that you intend mak-
naost of titeir 'married life was spent
ing your new home in our community
in Tisborne on the farm whi.cle he ale -
In you we have an officient neigh -
sided until the time of his death
sbccCrerfarnieene(Lbal";°eur.‘"fil°rt°iut111.4ehin-a-lin'ds1PecIs: was a 1%fethodist in religion. taking
which. followed a paralytic strOke. He
teem and reel -feet- You have also W011 ae active interest in eeiireie were
our sincere regard bY your Christian tin his fading bealtih prevented him.'
charattar :111J-1 sliilingnesss t,' j'akci Ile was a is 0 an enthusiastic member
your part in any p'ans
wi:lay'noniirY:eha,si,u'l-dtalryvi:n4Tissnapoatsoiifnio3n,cosounrtvoaajcitilr.eaadd inT oitusr ca:,:iest :tearrtTioiq ,r4p,leav,_s`
this gift as a simp e token of our
ei:Iathy list. wz desire. aili:sws etoalbs: reraadi.lrinoePtohlitiEes 'and .a117.!9.1-1,,Yteallsulars'itbi;
xtend to Yo ,
:4,t. ‘raso.lh nmaDoV ,as Ilhde,IEf ad
9ns. Olay
4Lt011:-.,
t% o are far alva.v from home
fires at Christmas season.
DEATH OF WILLIAM HAZLEWOOD
It was with mucilf sorro•tv that the
frienas and relatives heard of the
passing away of Mr. Wm. Hazlewood
at his hfoate near Kirkton on Satur-
day. September 29th. The doceasea
was one of the last of the pioneors
left in this community and was ir
his 84thf year. Ife was born n't
county 1831 nine miles west of To-
ronto and nassed his earlier days
there, owning to Blanshord ivith his
able
di
t me
fts
If
Iton
ading by Miss
'W 'Pr/ordeal of
Trionies of 1'
Nvorkro in James
secs prietent and
ed with. a
T
anti
b the
trio b school.
,onidon and a former
Sr. Sabbath enfant
nesisred in tn.) ser -
Of TIV etureit .W41$
S. AND hal:. CONVENTION,
'tile Convention of Epworth League
Exeter District of the .711ellitodist
Church held in James Street Cburali
in.),:nai.creflIntiranoeannItelahtie; us:tistacl"Isenmeci.snsof.itilIlloouFt t7t1,,i...ert„:1;1.11;;;i
cogatee ware ia attendance from out-
side points, a arge ,part of wheel
Rev- J. NV. Baird of Exeter, District
Epworth League President, gave
addresses at the morniag .session on
The relation of the- Sitedev Scbo l-
and Leagues of one Diatrict to ther
the Genex-al Board,
.A feature of ;the aftera000 session
wa3 the "group conferences" when'
those in attendance met for one boor
in separate groupe to discuss various
problems of Sunday School and Ep-
worth League Work, and reatorting la-
ter to the full conv`entibn.
Rev, A.- E, Johns, recently return-
ed front China, was greeted with the
Chataqua Salute when he was called
moon to address reie meeting, which
by ahis tane ,filled tile basement to
, interesting .and inspiring .ciccount of
:30ME: of his ',experiences as a miss -
are in China. "The President arieoun-
ced that pleas are being laid to have.
Mr. .Johns visits each League- of file
District in 'the near future.
The evening sessioii Opened
A_. Clark, t -Ire choa leader -of the
Convention church. Rev. S. W. alue-
.speattonal ;addresses were elven. air
M.A. B.D , of Wallacebure on "Rea
_aieeil ie the homes of James a
Street. coma egations,
enan
ercre
soon al the, 'evcAing ,s9s-
ane formally tilde
Ilcoo arr. Roan of'
who 'as liiineelf indircted,
Wednesday.. Ile gave a. tine sermon
which the Omit* tinder the,
Ab of Loadcisbona
seisterl by n,, v. Dr. Fletcher of tail*
Thames Road; Rev.. arr. 1 aritin. or
eifortt. and 'tee. .11r, alciriarrnia
itor during the vacaocy. Rev. Dr.
ii etcher ;Was prozented by Elder
eury on behalf of the congregation
with a 'tunic. The ladies or the cart-
reotion then served supper.
quiet but pretty wedding took
ace on Thursday aftermoon at the
tehen Miss Catharine Lindsay "Pollen
was tunted in marriage to afr. Ed-
win G. Cowtird, alto cere-nony being
Performed by Rev. Dr. Flint:her, Tile
bride was becomingla* attired in a!
wedding gown or white silk tealte triaa
tiled with pearls and loco. ;Her SiSte;
tics arary A. Pollen octed as brides -
ed the eroom. After the ceremony
bricl"al party were tendered 9'
reception at the home of Mr. ant
seventy goests were present and 9
and a most enjoyable time was spnt...
The bride Wag the recipient of many
useful and handsome gifts. Her trava
elling- suit was bine, serge. with bea-
ver hat and phone to motel. Guests,
were present from Sta.fla Exeter, &
"Plm many friends of bofia
a.nd groom will join with the
Times in wishing them a happy and'
prosperous futu're.
1500 ".11EN TO BE 1ST DRAM
CALL FROM DISTRICT
It is contemplated that on the is=
sue of the proclamation of tte
tory .sereice act calling up all omen
between the ones "OE 20 and 34 the
dparacalla, 'cease recruiting operations, lat--
titue no 'further appointments to the
niets.,g:tvinineextLepteontscerinmalfiC.Te`a.uPf.omeortat-li:
est orders announce. In the TEI,Vja_
recruiting staffs of these onits will
be made and no new recruiting piano
will be pat in operation.
" Fifteen hundred, men will fei calla
led ep ,for the draft in the Loud "
el
g 11
secluent drartes will make the total..
IS' LS note
much gieatek. It is undeTstooa
the instritetien of the new -renrOff
in Canada will 'Tee 'of an plena -an'
natare .only All the, advanced