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wholesalerices. This1P€ies uaxtac.ai4:rly to gotten Stool s such ns' lirt.
fi ams, Tickings, Ga€aegis;Prints, ;Giza„harus, Flannelette nnelette T31 kn , # heet;k e
ete., also Dress ,£roads and ;,h €aeil nearly -everg-thing 3n otar store. We
�c .id ,strongly °advise early fall bush, as 'Present stocks will Yam sell
xra t at the apriceas owe are 0iterarag-
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in JaTlieo St ? ltarcl next Sux1'd;ay
evening the Pastor will give the first
sf <t series of sermons on "Bife's «per•°
cls" ub,}cet, The termiaaal of
ill., r Dying as, a Dai;. Dies",
fir. ! d-- Ll 0 .3 4o Se+Ct nd 4lc tic
ed
.d:
In Pito of -3•he fact t . l; n r-handise has greatlyand& - 1 ;purioa
ing dtlzc last few mor t, 4, Nee are able 'to offer many-linca.? afoioate
wore ' sold at in dh�tri
1-g', This is "only- Bi
eble " k use t titin
:,rs izg� ��
t that we, bought very heavily :i year and ,i half ago 'atter:" u Ps
a� held
��� �s t' ds
av sur- sr --vat ri.<.s on r_I_�._� 1 _w ;�'
Note our Prices on th+ `14) '
()1aing to his a,dvaktl�a x;
, tors sQfl'4.l .a.. i au open afar a
a
. tisk, only ,�r o be taken as la
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'r 1 *£ize, i;ati nt #a lir ttt ttopro
i der=.clod to hang= an tti ,tis€nx
;Was fJitter Tegagting.
,
Ia:rar •d zo. 4$t riaz.
tuagfu
P
tadlned for 'hp, ;ret
r^^( the relatiive4""trt
oily away -
The deer -----r
F n ;1; ran, in rtF 4
17. Years of :a
lett. che
a
"o' to Xttg ",
for LL -bo .4.
lfir�k taS.41. M.
Anda 1 shortly
'hoaao;i. 1'
ERCHAN
G ngha � s pt a at 25q d
.:v: striped Fiana< � old English (unlit y 3O yd
wavy wit lro
23 to 35:
drive eTIS at 750 d
J 7 yl
+ d quality batting per 1 lb roll 35c
,dies1 Heavy black cotton Hosiery 25: pair
.re line crash "towelling at 30c yd
Table clot s a ad bleached quality of damask atfrom $2,03 to $3,75
�n . goad
s b r Brand new Stock of`dinner sets w4ich ha 'List arrived
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Our sti
Ladies' & M
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DI EL .AT
TOLITYt.:
Rev. a €es Foote I ndhct
haven Presbyterian
a" tensed or very grated:
in as{n on Monday, "Caere was little
or no =5t'-1` on ,the streets. A number
io L in :the ragas at Stratford_ The
3a; was rine .tor motoring and thou
t'. U1 tears made case of them.
lifiltS'-WEEK,
7'lais is Sa ions' S'eek througho
"be4r1 a
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taint .d n?
+C}at V �� Anneal .k�"
,'IW: svidOV.. game o1ftiaaas Oi sailora
ge
lost their fives at sea- The
i L.. one /mi oa,. dollars, tso
nvas for sabscraptioss i l
c a,1a E eter hut subseri€"tions
rteniv°ed at hath the C radiav
ra'F 'of ;Commeaee and ,MoY.sox.s Salol
-. '..t e3 Of the domini Will bc
1'
dged ;scat, week. Tic cause
:It 11 of an appeal to the goroir-
o ;c of '.the €zs,orie, of this _corn mon-
rego
y
gen 7ay
;kill'- IL -anti"
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3. 'holarrh onlly a reR
-
ort time
ri!en ds, iCi l6'Clllt;p $
rid little, eklilalre
and to love the
pride tied delight
isaaidh afforded him
relse and t*u3ca; all
-sitPP'4�"st; of his life,'.
ci741'4 .10n1
wtnih
pact'"
nd in 1- erste3e
l fata4o"s„. I'1
ar
zanfavo:'ab1,: weat'u,;r
lay season 'When ninny
Fr +
own Coven Presbyterian
c lusts it,"€ ftltea on t aa_sda3*
a{ter oa of a.!a t ti; 4 1- t1t the Iervice5
In ennuer'tion wit -ft: 1Lie ii)'1I tto a: of
tlac.. ne <1'tsfor,, Rt v_ J n s ,i'o, .
; < The • 4i tderabar of l 1 011 t;s,
lattery, l�,ay. `R. . Ak1"I?'rasaid", of
oder'C'1 Ih ,si oIa k ,• of t't '."'vices
err:d .o11 the plat from with hirer s
rhe )iodera tor of the Ge rat As sem
MS'i v 'ry- Dr. 1e'€,laai 1 tF^#cst i', nt
fY 3Y a". iak h'\��r`,,'Y.".t i. v:.
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S) .... of . mon d C. i;'',, eon(' d cte{.-
@c hc
,seIs a�addasd ,Ir.i- aduteronal :fel:
powerful �ro an fihs oh<!
,4Cthf'Cir .nda
s ,iaaa�e
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Milton. €3,.i_, of L"s t b iro liver, r, ti
lite address tlaf1 a€ n'a:te3
rstsnister, 'avh leto J , ; ak%..r
txarid I3t nc3 ke' £the
tion The ,choir was geskstt= £ fr' ttaA
camas ou by Miss Nliahlo .1•Ton:el, vet
t cr rextd4reL a .s'i- o, At tL glow ere
tlir� achurch
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Seal Plush
Coati; Velours, etc. etc til; „lain. rovn
Grcys1 Navy, Green, B rgaw.i
lsa'
i?QD MAIM 1,1
4. s a1 moi. afternoon int
Ali fantt,A.
C. T. Brooks:, ill'
:� groA3aq�y t"r, " b4*
6d * .W.
cis'-dtryRes".
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etc
AND
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hase -the
-,� Nornin6 Chill
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E"tai' �at<<iv�+�-1' • %11- f' °IriL'S
t*nt�rinl c1Gti It 1F'c�r fit cd#i4 1 i4
serrod Iasi In -i v •r1' 1'1w`4"d
.1,• tiota..1. fiar�il fi s•4€Ic `ileiti4V# ft
Int13ns th4 nntfiatll4F1`i€a or the IiarL'€
7:' al the-corgrna tion 11ft ter' stn i'itsanit't,-
diving to ,rh, ,Tteavet.ly Fath,'r .tor Ins{
Lxtnnti!'ktlprovision -tstrl ' prota eiingi
The ch,.rch 4. P1 lierititif.tliv de It;.. -
t rate?tl"t with Eton, r' nnosi..I11i•nsili to,
alae kYvr. 4Lttile fire monis of thteol.as °
4��hicIt tvas of highorder. thrilled tc.:e y
coati as, only -34411(1 Inno,,ic tit. Th.,
sand Bend
rt of GF cl Rea() Red Creg,.
1 •c: eiist:
54l C1' . -: •44:�"g'9!J. .1st 1.i .
dland Iola: 1 ,t S ti.'Ftr
crm Step?loCouncil ounc:il '1t121r09
8l £'rain '-zstt hoof; 28.0'
a ,;roto Etnntar 1;.0
nY proeneds" S1,15
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Sed Cro.-co7.e:tion 11' .i
voices 27,51
r.iLices -ihrona;liou,. tvere braurttaill;"
C it}1aTV FOR, ra*nde,red by the Uecf(tr, "tee. 1 A.
,AIR DAYRACES `1'rnnitner. The -.rmotta ccolr, preach -
z,..
,, ;101,, zren-,,,serer Ph. 1)-
ille-race Crank at the fa rowno▪ s of 1)isprese of Texa..4:. enlisted Expenditure
On, Tuesday 1:'..vening there AltilS a big. tiOilnOtt roght teas 11111.1cullrly
,morning, .11oly 't.,",,onitnunitin was
ton 'brother of Mrs N .3 Dore ....4thcr
was visiting in town, assisted the
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THIS is the heater you need to guard baby .
against cold during the morning bath an.d
frolic. Can be carried upstairs and down -to drive
the chili from bathroom or breakfast room.
Light; strong; handsome; furnishes ten hours
of heat on a gallon of Kerosene.
lieaman's ,Hardware
0 -Cedar Polish is the right
polish for all woods and finishes
-for floors, furniture, lino -
leums. 25c. tn$3.00 sizes.
O -Cedar Polish Mop -two
styles -priced at $1.50 each.
rowd of nth -rested spectators..
NITTAL SERMON AS PASTOR
Rev. James :Foote, :preached
Presbyterian church Sabbat :
cothr and an excelleot voice sang w
rimming ',last to a very representative singing 0 Aloanderi.„.,..
audience. dlis diSeolarse WaS 11-11" in the morning ono in nil, enniii,,g
predated. The Service Mlle evening 41.'y the moiter,s of snb3oon oat
ten$ withdrawn owing 10 anniversars down clod wept." The offerings for
services in Trivitt Memorial church. klay amounted. to $2013. ,
, Wednesday after-1.one or last week
•,4IP
was the last of 4the weekly hair.' som0L, 113-1,0,/,,ENs
holidaY in town for this summer. The
little break in the labors of ea.sh week
during the :hot season .was most wel- Dresed tin 'dean jdonse and f'70.!•k
c.,ome both to employer and employee with faces shining a lld hair brushed
and as far as we have beard there and combed the yout,h c4f the cam -
was very little inconvenience ito any- triunity started off' for the halls of
ers were on hand ,to \welcome VIE*
seholars. With the promotions pupils
started into new classes. It is the be-
ginning :of another year or schooling.
make 'it a year of learning, ohile no
doubt others tvill treat the thing
lightly and waste a polder. oppor tin-
alized it. He -"Pointed out that costs t- - The 'advice 't° tih° Y.°11-th t°"daY
of Aoing business in the big nitiesimd from the leaders of ,state as toredncate
tilemselves to t Ike Their onace in mak-
mounted so ,high during the 1109.6
brie years that the , departmental • , ,
BORN
a el) Lighter.
AIARRIED
:tnING---SKINNER--At the Methodist
Darseniage, Crediton, by Rev. V. 'W.
to Mr. ;Ifirank King, Of S141101:
LIED
TO Clinton, on August ,24t1i,
atilottti'Watson, widow of the late
413ayfield Aug. td,
ears and 3 mon0s.
fa
Casualty List
Killed in Astioa
Earl J. Bead:house, of tisborne
.T. C. Looktvood, of Clinton,.
A. Osman, ,Goderich
Wounded
of Dlyth.
I. Pocock, of NAT,ingliarn
Snider, of _Itrvisse142.',
Mr. 'Michael Fletche
purChased from-.
south, the price pai
TOWN MERCHANTS'
OPPORTUNITY
'In conversation with a weekly news-
pa.pernaan a few days ago the repre,
sentative of a Toronto firm expressed
the o inion that the day of the town.
stores non1d, no longer afford to give *
real !barg,ains any more, but .tioat the c AN 'ALL''TOIT
conntry merchant whose costs, have
Mot risen in ,proportio.n, icould Under- It woold be a thousand 'pities to
sell the lalicg ellown,on almosEany ao-,, produce vegetables or fruit in re -
tide. ' to tin'. ,W,ar Garden 'appeal and then
KTRKTON d30"Y 'KILLED ' have illore on hand than could he
hollse, of Kirkton, was official -1Y Ire- ned. dried and stoired away, for ts-in-
norted killed in. -notion oil August 10t ter Will :follow a sea,son ,o1 .Toeiity and
his mother •rereiving word to that cc- all the world will be short oP food. ,
-feet on 'Tuesday of last week. He en-
listed Nvi t: h the 110th Perth Battalion
on March nad,, 1916, and /has been ill
Ffallee El1L,Cd" the sniring of 1917. Be-
fore enlisting lie worked on the home_ ,A. "ttniet wedding •took place Satur-
Pte. '11. 'Truman Roadhouse is in Eng- odist parsonage. Crediton, o -hen Bev.
trenches Once: August, 1916. Besides ria,ge, nliss Theltri,a, 1Anaud Skinner,
his 'mother ,three sistors and three daughter of Mrs. Samuel ',Skinner, 01'
brothe,rs survive, , namely : Vera, 10\vn, :and )1r:"Frank Ring: of Ste'Phen
teac-her tit ,Wingha,m; Ethel, of -Wing- Township. The bride 'It -as dreSsed in
ham; :Alnaa at home; Ellis and Wil.. navy blue ,silic with black victnre that,
liam of 11-irkton, and Pte, Truma.n in Mr. and Mrs."King )1,111 reside en the
Engloon.„ , , • ,i I). groom's fine !Ear al 'IL Stephen.
1311 olt nand
A box
onion
1'
lerich
1tliss Grace
a wood
School
S. Tiowaod
'11144,124 1,
liss P. Ti
4 'visitors, ill
$ 547,46 spent the 1
ready for shipment to Mr- and
2 day sI45td,s, :in pr. looks.
Centralia
r Tabor Day.
Wilbor Smith, of Toronto, -.pen
ar Day -with -his faioily here.
.1),nna. Davey spent- the week -end
vith her sister -Flossie Centralia.
The Indies' ndd %vitt meet ot Mrs.
John Essery's, to -day, Thursday, 5th.
Miss Weston, teacber, :returned to
her ‘vo,rk tarter holidaYs and sawed
started Tuesday.
Don't fail ,to hear Bev. Grigg; nex-t
Sunday eve,nitoo August Sib,. Sun-
day 8ollool wail meet at 11 oclock,a.
Mr. and niks. Corbett from the
west were visitors for a short ingot
with their uncle ,and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. John 13roelc.
home here; Parsons with s bro-
thc.r ; Blair Is -lib friends..
nIrs. john Paisley left •lor her
spent a cohnle. of weeks twith "Mr.
and `1N1r.S. iflicks .and other friends
around V'entralia.
13uswell, two -western.' teachers, after
suiendirig- their' vocolioca at their homes
'here left on Wednesday or last, weelc
for'their schools:. They went by boat
companied them- os far CIS the Soo
The tormercrus 14
lo,ge left for their h
Ittr, 3). :Tiernan nod
tended the exhibition
ter elt.
farm at Kia-kton. ',Another 'mother, day evening, August 3Ist at tha Meth -
Jared on ,sick leave having been innthe C. '31aker, A., united. in inar-
Crotnarty
inr. D. _McConnell is g-iving up
will have a clearing sale of his endire
stock of general dry goods, groceries
boots.' shoes, etc. Every article niust
big nargains await :purchasers. nie
na. line Kind loaine quick and share in
the •clearing out sale.
Strat food
pard s.
11 1
Zod
oiadon Salida
tethe a Or ea
ses Olive arid 'Noorti
speot the holiday in, the
ter, )1rs. Johnston, of Blake, on Mon
"..\tiss 'Clarice Hector r. of near 3.4'neter
spert Sunday with Miss- Eva Guen-
Mrs. E. Gabel and ebildiren visited
with relatives in Sha.kespeare last
ad with relatives in town a els' days
Miss Marguerite Carrier, of Grand
Pond. is ottendint-r, Continuation
School here.
1"tr. Edgar AVuerth, Kitchener,
N",;ieseitkideriadt. his :home herr co th e
INfes-srs.-Alax and, 'Wm. Zimmer
tended tim fonerol of a. sister
1311 f ralo this week.
,Pte. 'N. S. a3TGWill and sister
of London, visite,d with their inother
Mr. Oscar n
riay for Elinira Aviv.
tend ;Digit School.,
Sarnia, fire visiting tvith 31r. raid
of D3trodt, visited at tilt.. home or
Mr. Jack Eidr felv days last week.
11. nIablas and ntrs, G. llobbs, or
raruhaorn3::%si.e, j.soels::::ieSguern:a0:
visited with ltr. and nnrs. E. G, Klart
Sunday anti Aforiday.
Dr. J. 134notled,ge and daught
3taida. ,spent itilooday at :Bryn.,
ond Mon
turnied from T01:011
t.11,1 etiihibiitOrt.
Miss Ella Beaver and Master Iier-
bie, Neh9 have been visiting iri Toronto
have returned home.
Miss Julia Hooch left 'Monday in
assame her duties as ptoilic
teacher Shakespeare, Ont.
Senator and Mrs. Rata,. NeW
flambliro. :Mos. Tdallman. of 'Toronto.
and ittr.'darob RatZt of the west spent-
'ikatrf.etvnddayisir,slasol. izoNe‘eilrekteirt. he home :a
Thames oad
ntitchell, visited. with relatives over
the weeknend.
Snaforth, spent Sunday will' Ifir. ifs.
ranci
11,c,bert Passmore, who vois
s acir5itohn elcsel us,124,1ei:4
stecessful sale on Tuesday. The
consistitg or fitcy acres, sold to
Miss Eileen \t"ere Iveek„
4.11 Exeter nrie,nds.
klIglf,j, 450.S