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JEoRTY-SECO$D YEAR -
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T W;IAL'IN
CdieL* for P. Lorne
ai:sl«d on Seanday of
o'•Clt?ck, Oct. 6th, at
htisiint ehurch by itev,
ntrcalia, and Rev_ Bake,,
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PHON M.3
of O +
Interest Men A New Department Added
< ` To Our Store
Tailored Suits to Your Measure
We tt•ish to announce that we have bought entire stock of
Suitings and Oyercoatings og ,Mr. N. Sheers, alferd,hant Tailor, and are
preparad',to take ordets ,for bigtb-class •Tailored Suite and ,Ove'.r000ts, at
Perfect erfect ;fit and 'latest sstyaes guaranteed. Thi.s std'
was 'bought from the ,wholesale months ago so we can offer exceptional
values. The degartmeut will be under ,the *or -Oval direction ot, Mrs
Sheers, who is well-known in this l000lity for stylish and wellefittin
cIohtes.
Men's and -BoysReady44o=wear l
inoh-Baop Suits just reareived. A
Just bite tyles young WA are
vercaata grid k e►zrrtaats its }plain. or
ClS.
Small,. Boys' Overcoa
{Corns in yard see our watt ge oar f3vcaroc
host^ ,you zeal vaataa5.
is
;We
den's Felt Bats
Felt Hats;
all are here. A fine
Assortment at last
yearrS prices:
Bir Shoe Departrnen
Our new Roll Shoes (save a4 raved,
rind care moving, out last Indies' s' Iii,jh.
it oilmen, Empress make ;an black kid,
pa tctat, dark brown, snd One new two
toned 4 ffeots. Come in rant; see th€tn
Also nnen's amw Stater rood. T oars Life
shoes. it i t [ , tan'
tantield's heavy AllowooI`
Underwear for Men
Sizes 36 to 44 now in stock
Guaranteed Unsbrinkable
CANADA FOOD DOABD - LICENSE ice; B L;
4.
Ser4�,{H'es
w ,f.ttl of as
jsb '"1lhe sui
aay `was oaf, ,a:aut
° changes, T;a&
esti+i-'d ,the nlbsnr.'
ce71•aat 6erviee T,
Foote., ".f3. A„ rind .tie
aina, gave interestit
attenda,nc, was gond.
1N 1IA 'N ST. 171;,R(
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Rally Day at
School was the
servile ever he
schoolm remar
members .to t?
tits conclusion
day efter, oar,
tasterult,
th - asehooj
n r -h - ab
• pastor, -
nth this p.
uru
lesson•
*s;rt,
w *ro
u
Qpm
tfu.
or the',
,{ae oc-
r t»'dert"d e
r� Rev. Jas,
woo of ft,-'
tlri:Sf'v, dy334:
St, Sunt
and best ra
this ° Sur>da;
of the aides,
rintendant aOtiltroom t
v'ee Iaat was
of a ria of
ah les -t
ky
er
4
4,
-i,
lowers.
t4a:
IN d'&l`iI1 FROM SILO
EFr: Solan 'sown, of 41nrd. rson, wan
killf d on Mandan' the. result of a fall
while -plant-ring at silo, the .fel about
0 f ,t. The deceased Is survived'' by
lasw°ife and ',three grown un sons,, one
in ,ala^ .s-' t snd two at Aorler-on.l fir,.
3asati,> a was ,Rout fib yeah of rags
artsident of the coon-
rata his .life. 'ruse was A.
1Ier11oc1iSt class l+adcr ansa .local
^ t?h
r a Sir:
lIl
'E. 'S.
•ktods
Fall
Thurso
W3
Ltj
duo orir 'sgtsii
Mond. <cais id ace of nosiness
sition ,.s s tl -. i in a
! iy. r,r14, Truemota
nd,":till ai h Mn
t' e w-ith('
by wise: offion
Ttvo oIorusr,$'
for .rnentber
tioisi:asin trim
,cost b eartaly t
to -firms of or'irpt rte ya :
given by ;11iintOnine Abbott, "
Edward +Aldttcnr0 tend ',Ronalrl
Hiss Muriel 41:41140.11 :satr e -r '
ly f� role Oe" hat will not` t t'Iial
go." Mr. til, 3 : nn and ,xrarei
tla.. Ili ih .Schoti,lk atve a most:
esting !address aft W;a t Jesus *tacous
to 'r ass to -day"
with the gr,*
orchestra, 'wb
this aut?arne
orison. to
were ?fttff6 ai tt
lasted tor,
areonttoo
s ct tout- fro
4 ifl no stn
s# rrine ,jilw ,Stn
y 1tG arty
`y were opp--.- ..
ir.t,e nt:ve:i
A
t F
" .o
an^� of
,Ire
trona Lin
5' n ;t 1ica-
this d�dtatll-.
ruts %Ode,, ira4
t, of your town
ling' this nun
e and in w `
Throtorbe
slratrod t.b..
Fair
Fri t
3rd & 4th
Every Fyson cone and will be made welcome.
to of the special attractions for which liberal p,
offered.
peeding in the Ring
a'
Farmers trot, foot racks, Lady driver.
Boy drivers under 18 years.,
Girl drivers under 18 years.
ttleman on. the groulEds whwho has attended
the Society aid aiso the �azdest rase
POC
e.. rib
a lassximplied by fiendersons
pipe band of London the ba Amer
6 l to the
lies 'res,
c
Doha
oMM
E
cw
i t+ *moon last .ruatk xrf : ttaaz.l tit
rice. ssful r�allbst tlr�t la:ac°� ort
: in a 'ruraaiaefi crf ter a :tit ogl;
j Moof •wise celtool wF.;ts s1'1 i,
4. • tatrdira t4riarn
• fins there tw�ay
tnrrout. The cilt sr rata Iw is nag i
'th g' h.- itifufiy bakic"d - tar plzaxat aurF
, flan erx tb;1pticroaI-.°stxw- itas ht-tdt
%%lien the �iasr�+r peirfornted {the t.Q
'ot 'haptim on ti,;;tit" rilaiId.reD. rot-
lying
ot-twing this a bouquet of Iloiv r' tis is
presented to ;the ;noGtter:s, ,'1fr-, Jr,.,
Pickard ns the oldest rim -tidier of i:lh+,
scltcol'f;r sent on litally 1)ay was pre-
`s-nt,°c1 'with a bouquet o: flowvw rs ;aria
R•ty PDassrap re 1'lraayne:. info nt child
• h• of Ur. c,tnd Ar,,.'01,tyion,1'r.ztm, 'i;5
,p ,rho youngest smntb,+r of the Cradle
•t•" Roll, tprisent, was similarly ;honortd,
11 + the -pi-es..ntatiun being made by Mt.
S. 1farlan. The I'rinaary class rens 1,
▪ dt.r..t1 ;t -selection °that was vino:, app-
predated, :hiss'M;urrie€ ,Iiowwald'singing
the verses ,said', the little coir' coming
in or. .the chorus. The Fritn:iry then
adjourned to ,the Young Larli..a' .Irir-
lor and or. their way`. out each was
Presented with a flow}•e ., A special.
nddress was delivered to 'the rhildren
,y - 1lrs. Baird. In .alae t ntadrtormut
wt•
vood
nnlerman
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Ranges and Heaters
We invite your inspection of our ,most • Complete
.,line of cooking and heating stoves.
1 -laving purchased our stoves previous to the
several recent advances we are able to offerou money
eY
.saving stove values.
Below are our ran e
g
Leaders
Moffat's Canada steel range
Banquet Favorite (" « )
Brilliant Jewel (cast range)
Royal Matron - (cast ( st range).
Social Jewel cast range)
Heating stoves to burn coal, or coal and wood
in' the base burner, oak or tortoise y
'st -les.'
_
All sizes at different prices.
A McClary Perfection:Oil Heater
er
will add comfort these cool fall days.
'Remember
ber we:have a line. of mE d ' eves
,� tts,,an gl
r
suitable for the fall work around the' f m
ndar ..1�
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uwwwww"
A Stoc r.. of
k
e 1
s elbow's,..dam collars,dampers,etc.
in
l� P s � r
always. in stock.
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Casualty List
Killed inAction i
E. i13. (Shill, of !Clinton
August Hartung, of Zutrich.
Freeman Morton,, of Aliso Craig.
E. ;EI Young, of ;Goderich.
Died of Wounds
S. A. Loomis,: of rP,arkhill
Win. Cunningham, of Clandeboy t
-Wm. Mort, of Scaforth. ,
,Wounded
G. O. •Patterson, of.,Wingh-am:
W. S .Buchanan,. of Goderich
II' T ewis, of - St. Marys.
J. ;F. Reeves, of Mitchell
Wm. _1. He€fiord, of wGorIorich.
GassedJas. L. Dean, of Goderich
M „W.ankel, of Seaforth
E. Laws, of Goderich
S. 1Challanger, of Godetrinh.
BORN
FR ASER-In Se,aforth, on Sept. 23rd
to Mr, land Mfrs, ,Grant ,Fraser, a
daughter.
rtIaNABB-In Seafortb, on I.S&,pt. 23rd
to Mr. ,and/ Mks. \,Alex. McNabb, a
son. . •
WHEATLEY—In Clinton on Sept. 23
to Mr. and Inns. !Wallace Wheatley,
a 'daughter,—Alma Irene
OSDM'ON1)-At^ ,Bayfield on - Sept. 20th
to Mr. land Mfrs. William Osmond, a
son.
MARRIED ;
SifANAHAN-31cCAInGHEY"— In bt.
Joseph's ,dhureh on Sept. ,25th Rose
daughter of •Mr J. J,„:I4f(e,Ca.ughey,
to Charles SIbanaban.
DAER—VODDEN— In Clinton, on
'Sept. ,25th , by =Rev. J. A. 'Agnew,
11f.ary 'Elvka,'dtang hter of
Vodden; to William ' Edward tDaer,
of East ;W,atvka,nosh.
OGDEN-In LucanDIED on Sept. 427, d-iry
Jane;Acty, relict of ,the late Robert
John Ogden, 'a,l,d 71 years,
.BORLAN'D—In;', Csborne,..on Sunday.
Sept. i29th, Hiram Borland, aged
76 years Al months ar.d "5 ,days.
13VCI iN&1iA3l-Fn IC.iin,ton an:,,tVed.
nesday'�Sept. 25th, ;Mary 'M. Cilder
relict of the late Samuel Bucking-
Edam, o tExet r, in ihetr.90th year
*A fsO11 tt
''''formerly
en Sept; 20th
Yt" m '<1fo,rmerly'of the .Brace,
Ling` H l tt.
NE1
_ eaf i "'
W'`A1;—$ELDON—Att1►e home off.
the bii3irents, Mr: and' Mrs..
R. 'G.:'Se deo5}ss on ..Saturday,; S. ept.
28th, 'l'e'isteol te Mr • Fwank Lame
bert'Nw vrhan,t`o Kingston, by Rev,:
Sanies Foote assisted by fev. Dr.
Goliu iFletahert .,
13
+Mins 1ts*dtl, school teacher tit Edon.
gave to masterly Address on "Whitt(
Jesus nsr*'n'zt ,to ustot d ey " She
dealt with it in story form tholding
the tatti.ntion of her hearers in as
marked degree. A solo was ably ,ren-
dered by' Hiss Olive Treble. Mr.
Peter :Ftrayne and M1l:r. J. S. 1arvey
former i,uperantendrrnts, were :both on
the .platform and some timely re-
marks Vein 'made by the former.
The to_.esentation of ;flowers ,to the
mothers and P+eimary were -made by
`The Willing .Workers" olass of girl -4.
A girls ,class The Stars" was ,award#-
cd it7ae.`b,anucr for securing the most
promises ,to be. out .for ,the service, and
thew' pastor presented Miss Greta1
Brock tt•ith .a book, being -:the indi
Vidualto secure the most promises.
"Never ,treat money affairs : ,wit`'
levity, Bulls .r Lytton,
FELL AT I3ATIN BMSING
Mr.. 'Jonol Situs, of, 'Stephan, met
with an unfortunate accident , on
which will ,la him
I Monday i y up ,for
some .time. ,He was assisting with a
born noising on the farm of Mr. Jasi
Neil when the fell is distance or a'aout
twenty feet. He landed cbie`fly on
his heels and received a bad shaking
up. He :is suffering considerable pain
and :it is impossible as yet to deter-
mine ,the extent of This injuries.
"The ants. ,are a +people not strong
'yet they (prepare their meat in the
I summer."—Proverbs of. Solomon.
DIED IN USUOPNE
Mr. Riur.<i.m ::Borland, ' of the Thames
Rad "TJnborne.aa
nssed ,away en Sun-
- .(lay, tis' elft. -_thiel 11 I itt d'ac:.• µt
Years, .11 months and 5 days, Ilse
e�dmo
st of
the sum-
'red's ,os .
hasbenu
1 F
1 icer rand for the (past nnontlb tons con;-
fined to his' bed. 1M1r. :Borland ;has
l
t of H. : lbesthe•ah .for ;a
not �enjoy�zd
number ,of years. He was born. at
llowvrnOnville +rand when a young man
[noted +t'o 11Iot{hcrwvell. ' die teas ;united
McNeil, in !marriage to Miss Mary �IeN�i , of
Fullerton. From Mo the rave it they
moved' to i tt' : Thames Road wvbere
they :have been residents for over
thirty -live ye. ars He tt as - : man
". 4$�y,�, rLsl4ct d in the comirtunaty.
`44�"� lair.; "bere.ived wide c liar. is:
`iiift u iii foaar son r Waltq!i G., 1
,... > i d , carat=
ISask. £snd, h ab
°`straw , .. � .,b.
vcy rC,����c:Saakkatoan; '.2nd lC�artes r.
on the;tlh'omestead, T,he fr,fsail, ,prr-
vate, Was held Wednesday' fternoon
servicha tat .the,.' house- ,,ming enducted
by ltev7 Dr, .Fl tcboar interment at
'Foliar ton rernetery . •,;
•
out
rot
th
t lig
14. ww a s'wnn t fzoru ;r pole
taller fire
t, ,t°rrtt r, tweed this v-itl
,wawa `relrala tarrrrht lkat: arpperti�� of t
(tonna ` -y_ holt awvirrw t,a,tS n wi
Font; tt c-. held and wards ttha
loon hose sides aand, e sEterrlii ,1;;' dill
into se,w t rat
Eat SS,I TSI,--PA'ITERSON
The ally kb. Standard of tarot w --i
containedr
an c
account oI .las manila
t
of Mr. Win. Russell Postmaster or
Exeter, to hiss Bose .[i; .Patte'r on.
lr. 'Bursal.a veteran t
s is ran of the , .re
r,utn Ile t 1a as :ice brought his
e t .�
bride ;