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Mantles and Winter Coats
The styles to show
you this season from
the leading manufactur-
ers of American and
Canadian styles. Our
exclusive assortment of
Rogers Garments in
military effects a n d
loose fitting styles and
belted coats.
$7.50 -to $30
LADIES'
FALL SUITS
In Berges, navy blue,
black and army blue.
Our "Rogers'' Gar-
ments are perfect in fit
and workmanship, The
prices are very little
different from last sea-
son.
$ 10.50 to $30
THE WIN H A
W1Nfilk1Al41 .MARKETS
(Correct up till Wednesday neon.)
\VLteat. new..... , 70 to 00
IFlour, per cwt., patent:3 50 to 3 130
Flour, per cwt„ felony2 75 to 3 00
13ran, per ton 27 00 to 28 00
' Shorts, per ton........ , 31 00. to 32 00
Oats, t) 35 to 0 31
Burley 0 50 to 0 5()
Flay, new 10 00 to 12 00
Batter, per lb—Dairy 0 23 to 0 21
Viggo, per dozen 0 18 to 0 21
Cattle, medium butchers (3 50 to 7 00
Cattle, butchers choice7 00 to 7 00
Hoge, live weight 0 00 to 9 00
Sheep, (cwt) 4 00 to 4 50
Hans, per 10 0 20 to 0 23
.Bacon long clear 0 00 to 0 18
Sheep Skins) 0 50 to 7u
Elides 10 00 to 11 00
"Art" Clothes for Men
`Men who 'care for good clothes and good style
will find what they are looking for in buying an
Art Suit. Our new Fall samples have arrived
Prices $18.00 to $35.00
Knitted Sweaters
and Sweater Coats
For men, women and children in all wool, fine
knitted colors in "Warren Bros." make.
We have our Furs ready to show in Black
Wolf, Fox, Persian Lamb, Rat Coats.
Our Rat Coats this season are best qualities.
Prices $57.50 and $80.00
Mail Ord ersPromptly filled. Send for a Coat
Catalogue.
HANNA & CO.
Phone 7o.
W hitechttrch
Pte. J. J. Kennedy of London, epent
the week end at his home here,
Mr. and Mre, Smith of Galt, are the
guests this week of Mr, and Mrs,
Andrew Fox,
1blr, and Mre. Malcolm Ross spent a
few days last week in Toronto attend-
ing the Exhibition and also visiting
the latter'e sister, Mre. W. T. Shaw.
Miss Annie and Mr. A. B. Henry
were +'xhibition visitors in Toronto
last week,
Mr, A. E Pardon with Mr, and
Mrs, Ja. Pardon and Mr. and Mre.
W. Dawson motored to Brantford and
Toronto last week.
OArre
Mr. Lecbte Aehton was its 'Thread o
last week.
Mr. Geo, McKee o JT'orouto was
calling on Mende in and erouad town
last week.
Mies Nora Wiling of Teeswater,
who was vieiting her friend, Miss
Steintnillar, returned on Monday to
her home,
Mise Margaret McLaughlin of Stra
ford motored up with a party of
Mends on Labor Day and visited with
her parents, Mr. and Mre, 11. Mc-
Lauehlin..
Dr, R. IL srullton of Brussels paid his
mother and sisters a vieit on Monday
last.
Jamestown
The W, M, S. of Roe's Church met
at the home of Mre. Geo. Johnston on
Wednesday last.
Mr. L. Frain and daughter visited
with Gorrie friends on Saturday,
Mrs. T. Ritchie of Wingham, is
visiting at the home of her father Mr,
R. Carr.
Mr, and Mrs, Booth are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. King,
The barn of Donald McDonald was
'struck with lightning during the
storm on Sunday afternoon. No
serious damage excepting breaking a
number of rafters.
Mr. McEwen of Turnberry accom-
panied by Miss Martha McEwen were
the guests of Mr. Jno McEwen on
Wednesday last.
The Jamestown girls played a game
of baseball with Bluevale girls in
Brussels on Labor Day. Tho James-
town girls won, the score standing
13 —2,
BORN
SMALL—I0 Wingham on Friday, Sept.
lOtte., to Mr. and Mrs. A. Small, a
daughter.
PAZTtsoN—In Wingnam on Monday,
Sept. 13th., to Mr, and Mre. Edgar
Pattison, a son.
•.e+c,+. ,....miss, voaimmaao�.,
Mr, and Mre. Jae, 13eswitherick are
visiting in Toronto and also attending
the exhibition there,
Rev, Mr. Rivers attended the Dist•
triot meeting of the Methodist church
in r ucknow last Thursday.
Rev, Mr, Mavon of Knox church,
Harriston, occupied the pulpit in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday after-
noon,
Mr, R. Carson was in Toronto last
week attcadiog the exhibition.
The following was received from the
Red Cross Society on September 0.h
by the Sec. of the Woman's Institute
—Dear Madam:—They acknowledged
with thanke the generous donation of
blankets, quilts, sheets, surgical sup-
plies, etc., to the service of this
Society; also one from the Belgian
Consul on Sept. 8.h—Dear Madam: --
I havo just -received your letter con-
taining list of goods whish your in-
stitute have shipped to me for Bel-
gian relief. Will you convey to the
donors of this handsome gift my very
sincere thanke which I tender to you
on behalf of the Belgian relief fund.
Mr. J. W. Edgar died at his home
on Monday after a lingering illness,
aged 59 years, 11 months and 11 days.
Mr, Edgar was a man of sterling
quality, a good neighbor and a kind,
friend. The funeral took place on
Friday afternoon to Fordwich ceme-
tery, after service in the house con-
ducted by Rev. Mr. Wesley of Wroxe•
ter and Rev. Mr. Bell of Molesworth,
and was very largely attended The
pall -bearers were Mr. Wm. Edgar,
Mr. Alex. Edgar, brothers of the
deceased, and Mr. Hugh Hutchison,
Mr. Thomas M. McOlement, Mr. D.
Sanderson, Mr. D. Stewart, brothers-
in-law. There is left to mourn his loss
a widow and six sons. _
FRUIT BULLETIN
Note the Governments Advertising
telling you about Canadian Crawford
Peaches You should see your Grocer
at once and put down an extra supply
of Niagara Peninsula Grown Fruits.
This year quality is extra fine for can
ning Fruit means good health.
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 23rd. to
Toronto
1 took the Shadow Test
Course a few years ago
bnt have made arrange-
ments with Frederick W.
Mayor, of Toronto, to
take thiii Post Graduate
Course in the Shadow
Test,
CHILDREN'S EYES
OUR SRCIALTY
WEDNESDAV, SEPT_ 29th.
ye Specialist
Shadow Test System
Prices Reasonable
Hs Looks Into
the .Eye
Consultation Free
I have gone to great expense to get this specialist here for the benffit of the E30 and Heaclaeae sufferers of the surrounding
district. The old system of trying on glasses and the confusing guesswork system is entirely done away with. THE SPEC-
IALIST LOOKS INTO THE EYE and scientifically measures the defects and corrects them in a few minutes. As I said be-
fore, I am taking this special system of Sight Testing in order to Carry on the successful work that this Specialist will start.
Many headaches are caused by defective vision. Many children are suffering from defective vision unconsciously, therefore 1:
appeal to all parents to avail themselves of this opportunity.
Come one! Come All! Any morning, afternoon or evening. Glasses not prescribed unless needed.
Evenings are just as good as daytime as all work is done by artificial light.
ommormoosoreskismina
In conclusion I say to every Man, Woman and Child, "Consult the Specialist"
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED AT
J. WALTON McKIBBON'S
DRUGGIST, OPTICIAN he
Slay"', EY TESTED FREE
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Store opens 7 A. 1A.
coneHer;1
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food Teas ;
40c., 50c.,
60c. a lb.
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A pretty September wedding was
solemnized at the home of Mr. and
Mre. 1+'. Boelwiaan, Minnie St., on
Wednesday, Sept. 15, at 12.30 o'clock,
when their daughter, E lith Marl^, was
1 united in marriage to Mr. Claude 3,
Gregory of London. Rev, Mr, Uih-
bent tied the ncptial knot. Tho draw.
ing room was daintly decorated with
pink and white asters, and the brides
table was gayly laden with white
roses. Tl:e bride looked sweetly girl,
lab wearing her bridal veil arranged in
Juliet style over her simple gown of
Bruseels net and white voile with lace
trimmings and carried a beautiful bo.
quet of roses and lily of the valley, as
she entered the drawing room by the
side of her father, and took her place
in front of a large bank of asters.
Lohengrin's wedding march was play.
ed by Miss Hilda Buchanan, sister of
bride. Mise Edna Campbell, cousin of.
the bride made a charming fl )wer girl,
Among the wedding gifts, which were
numerous and costly, was a beautiful
set of silverware from the choir of the
Methodist church,
The happy young couple left on the
3 20 train for their home in London,
amid shower of confetti and beat wish-
es of a host of friends. The bride's
travelling suit was of tailored blue
serge with hat to matob..
Among the out -of town guests were:
Mr, and Mrs. W. Gregory of London,
parents of Lhe groom; also the Misses
Muriel and Ruby Gregory; Mr. Ernest
Buchanan of Toronto, brother of the
bride; Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Stevens
Mr, and Mrs. 3. Rutherford, Mr. Nor-
man Macleod, Mrs, Murdoch, Misses
Faille and Mary Austin of Toronto;
Mr, and Mrs. A. J, Westman and Mr.
W. H. Westman of Chatham; also
Mise Vanderwater. Muskegon, Mich.
BULL—Gmt:ACEY
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East Wawanosh.
Wm. Dunbar and bride have go
nicely settled down on their farm on
Oon. 9. Best wishes.
Aliases Lilly McLean and Alva Mc-
Dowell, also Tommy Taylor and Bert
Bradwin took in the Exhibition last
week.
•
Mise Olive Walsh was at Seaforth
coosulting a Specialist and taking X
Ray treatment for her ankle last week.
W. Bennett's house was struck by
lightning during the recent electric
storm. The chimney was shattered
and the Misses Maggie and Ethel were
awakened by the bricks and plaster
falling on their bed, but were other-
wise uninjured. John Fells' and John
Campbell's barns were also s t r u c k
during the same storm.
Mr. Leonard Cook has purchased the
frame house on the Woodly farm and
after demolishing it takes the material
to New Ontario with him for a build.
ing there,
A very enjoyable game of baseball
was played between the Mice of the
3rd, Con. and 0.h. Con., on Thursday
evening of last week. Six even inn-
ings were played but owing to dark-
ness cnly the Brat half of the 7th. was
played. Score by innings as follows:
3.d. Con. O h, Con.
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The batteries were Misses Potter
and McGill, 3rd, Con..and the Misses
Scott and Nethery, (nth. Con. About
250 spectators were present. A collect-
ion in aid of the Red Gross amounted
to 510.20
A quiet wedding tock place on Tues-
day, Sept. 14113, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. T. O. King, Centre St., when
Mrs. King's sister, Miss Eva Gracey
was united in marriage to .Mr. A. T,
Bull of London. The drawing room
was daintly decorated with sweet peas
and asters. The bride who was given
away by her brother-in•law, Mr, Kiog,
entered the parlor to the strains of the
beautiful wedding march played by
her sister, Mies Nora Gracey. She
was attired in asuit of African brown
garbardine cloth. Rev. Mr. Perrie,
pastor of the Presbyterian ch u r ch
officiated in the presence of only afew
immediate relatives of the bride and
groom.
- The happy couple left for a short
honeymoon in D,.troit and o the r
points before returning to London,
where they will reside. Mrs. Bull has
always taken an active part in the
Presbyterian church work, and will be
much miesed by a large 'Circle of her
friends who loin in wishing she and
her worthy husband bon voyage on
the sea of matrimony.
With advancing yrars comes con-
stipation. Rexall Orderlies are a
specially good laxative for ageiug
p:ople. Sold only by The Rexall
Store, 10a, 25c, and 501: boxes, J. W. (CUSTOM OFFICE, WINGHAM
THE FAMOUS SHOE
FOR WOMEN
•
The new Queen Quality shoes
Make your feet look smaller
This is a positive fact
We will be pleased to prove it to you
Come in and try on a pair of the
NEW FALL MODELS
You'll be pleasantly surprised
Note the beautiful new styles in our north window
W. H.
Sole Agent
For The
WILLIS
FOR
.5110ELADIES
Freak Of Nature.
One of the greatest freaks of nature
that has been seen in this part of the
country for many years is now in pos-
session of De, Ford, V.S, It is a two-
year•old bull with five Iegs, The fifth
leg hangs just inside of the right hind
leg, scarcely touching the ground.
The beast is in perfect health, weigh-
ing 800 pounds, and was purchased
by the doctor from a farmer in the
Alps, where it was born two years
ago,
Huron Boy Honored
Pte. Vern R, Gledhill of Benmiller,
who enlisted at Goderich, is among
the names of those whose services
have been recognized by King George
V by receiving the Distinguished Ser-
vice Medal for gallantry onthe field of
battle, Pte. Gledhill has scarcely at-
tained his majority, but is a crack
shot, At Givenchy he was in a cross
trench about fifty yds and some hun-
dred rounds of ammunition. In a let-
ter home some time later, he recount-
ed how, with telescope sights on the
rifle, he miesed very few shots. When
blown out of the trench by a shell and
his rifile broken, Pie. Gledhill man-
aged to get another, and continued to
shoot from behind a pile of debris.
Ile latter dragged a comrade to safety
under fire.
H. DAVIS
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE
LICENSES
McKibbon, druggist.
Special harvest Festival.
Services will be conducted in tttet
Army Citadel next Sunday, Sept. 19th.
Meetings at 7 a.m., 11 a.m., 3 p.m. and
7 p.m, On Monday, Sept. 20th, e.
Harvest Festival Banquet and sale of
goods will be held in the Citadel at 8
p.m, Everyone is cordially invited to
attend and also to assist in raising the
local target. Everybody appreciatre
the good work of the Army and par.
ticularly their endeavor to raise suffi-
cient funds to send 2 extra motor
ambulances to the front. Gifts in
cash or goods will be gratefully accep-
ted.
Official Fruit Bulletin
Fruit Brand—Dept. of Agriculture
Not many days left for securing the
best of Peaches and Plums. Crawford
and Elberta peaches are obtainable at
moderate prices, but prompt action
will be necessary to those wishing a
supply of these delicious, health giving
finks. It is impossible to have too
mach fruit in our Canadian winters.
The Red Cross S ,ciety would be
grateful for a few jars for our boys in
France, and the Overseas Club' has
promised to look after delivery. Every
Canadian housewife should put down
all the fruit—especially Peaches and
Plums that she can possibly afford.
DIED
MORROW—In Gorrie, on Monday,
Sept, 0th 1015, William A. Morrow,
Aged 59 years.
CaRrna—In Wroxeter, on Wednes-
day, Sept. 1st 1915, Lidian Lillian
Garter. Aged 1 year, 1,0 months
and 5 days,
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 1 8th.
OLLAR D � Y
C Iroceries
25 Bars of Comforts.' 00
S # Comforts.'
Soap or
25 Packages Am-�0®
mouia for
45c. Best Green
Tea 3 lbs. for
8 Cans 15c. Corn
1,00
Syrup for
3 Pounds Red Rose ' 00
Tea for
1 Cans Toma-
toes for
12 Cans Corn or
Peas for
24 Cakes Choice
50 Soap for
12 Packages Jello for 1 ,°0
12 Cans Mustard for 1.00
1,00
1,00
1,00
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Dress Goods
We can save you nearly
half your money on Dress
Goods. $1 all wool 590
Dress Goods
$ (.5c0 to $2.00 Dress 980
Goous
$1.75 to $2,5o Mantle 98c
Cloth for 7
Saturday only, we will sell
4 yards Dress Goods worth
4o to 50c, for
4 yards for
$1.
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LINDSAY'S
Read this list and get
here early on Saturday,
Sept. 18th. The follow-
ing list is only a few of
the many Great Bar=
gains on sale that day.
.A. regular feast of snaps
for people of Wingham
and Huron County.
Ends Ends
mill Ends Wrapperettes and Flannel..
ettes on sale.,,
30 yards for l;c and 100 Lace fir $1.00
26 yards Toweling for • 1.00
25 Coates Spcols for .................. 1.00
$1 Silk Trimmings 0 yards for 1.00
25 to 130e Veiling for. 100 yd
60 to 75e Velvets for......., ., 48c y d
10 yards 25e Insertion for1,00
8 pairs 25c Cotton and Lisle Hose 1,00
Boots and Shoes
$r.5o to $3 Shoes of differ-
ent styles, low and high for
Ladies', Men's and �p
Childrens', DOLLAR 00
DAY
Men's$4 heavy shoes2'50
Men's $5 fine shoes 3,48
Boys' $3 fine shoes 1,98
sBhoesoss? $2 50 medium 1 73
Ladies' $4 50 stylish A 80
slims for .G.
All slioss away below regu-
lar prices
Meti's stylish pure wool
Suits at about one halt the
prices elsewhere, good suit,
all wool for $5 98
Better Suits at
$7.98,$10.45
and $12.48
But ti - r and Egg; All goods Cash or
Taken as Cash •* i
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Prices Reasonable
Hs Looks Into
the .Eye
Consultation Free
I have gone to great expense to get this specialist here for the benffit of the E30 and Heaclaeae sufferers of the surrounding
district. The old system of trying on glasses and the confusing guesswork system is entirely done away with. THE SPEC-
IALIST LOOKS INTO THE EYE and scientifically measures the defects and corrects them in a few minutes. As I said be-
fore, I am taking this special system of Sight Testing in order to Carry on the successful work that this Specialist will start.
Many headaches are caused by defective vision. Many children are suffering from defective vision unconsciously, therefore 1:
appeal to all parents to avail themselves of this opportunity.
Come one! Come All! Any morning, afternoon or evening. Glasses not prescribed unless needed.
Evenings are just as good as daytime as all work is done by artificial light.
ommormoosoreskismina
In conclusion I say to every Man, Woman and Child, "Consult the Specialist"
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED AT
J. WALTON McKIBBON'S
DRUGGIST, OPTICIAN he
Slay"', EY TESTED FREE
]tt. B.—M'r, Mayor aloes business at tour OUR STORE ONLY so beware of canvassing impersonators
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WEOIIINI BELLS
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0 HEM OILY—BUM ANM;
GROCERY
PHONE SS
Store opens 7 A. 1A.
coneHer;1
for
food Teas ;
40c., 50c.,
60c. a lb.
1
A pretty September wedding was
solemnized at the home of Mr. and
Mre. 1+'. Boelwiaan, Minnie St., on
Wednesday, Sept. 15, at 12.30 o'clock,
when their daughter, E lith Marl^, was
1 united in marriage to Mr. Claude 3,
Gregory of London. Rev, Mr, Uih-
bent tied the ncptial knot. Tho draw.
ing room was daintly decorated with
pink and white asters, and the brides
table was gayly laden with white
roses. Tl:e bride looked sweetly girl,
lab wearing her bridal veil arranged in
Juliet style over her simple gown of
Bruseels net and white voile with lace
trimmings and carried a beautiful bo.
quet of roses and lily of the valley, as
she entered the drawing room by the
side of her father, and took her place
in front of a large bank of asters.
Lohengrin's wedding march was play.
ed by Miss Hilda Buchanan, sister of
bride. Mise Edna Campbell, cousin of.
the bride made a charming fl )wer girl,
Among the wedding gifts, which were
numerous and costly, was a beautiful
set of silverware from the choir of the
Methodist church,
The happy young couple left on the
3 20 train for their home in London,
amid shower of confetti and beat wish-
es of a host of friends. The bride's
travelling suit was of tailored blue
serge with hat to matob..
Among the out -of town guests were:
Mr, and Mrs. W. Gregory of London,
parents of Lhe groom; also the Misses
Muriel and Ruby Gregory; Mr. Ernest
Buchanan of Toronto, brother of the
bride; Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Stevens
Mr, and Mrs. 3. Rutherford, Mr. Nor-
man Macleod, Mrs, Murdoch, Misses
Faille and Mary Austin of Toronto;
Mr, and Mrs. A. J, Westman and Mr.
W. H. Westman of Chatham; also
Mise Vanderwater. Muskegon, Mich.
BULL—Gmt:ACEY
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East Wawanosh.
Wm. Dunbar and bride have go
nicely settled down on their farm on
Oon. 9. Best wishes.
Aliases Lilly McLean and Alva Mc-
Dowell, also Tommy Taylor and Bert
Bradwin took in the Exhibition last
week.
•
Mise Olive Walsh was at Seaforth
coosulting a Specialist and taking X
Ray treatment for her ankle last week.
W. Bennett's house was struck by
lightning during the recent electric
storm. The chimney was shattered
and the Misses Maggie and Ethel were
awakened by the bricks and plaster
falling on their bed, but were other-
wise uninjured. John Fells' and John
Campbell's barns were also s t r u c k
during the same storm.
Mr. Leonard Cook has purchased the
frame house on the Woodly farm and
after demolishing it takes the material
to New Ontario with him for a build.
ing there,
A very enjoyable game of baseball
was played between the Mice of the
3rd, Con. and 0.h. Con., on Thursday
evening of last week. Six even inn-
ings were played but owing to dark-
ness cnly the Brat half of the 7th. was
played. Score by innings as follows:
3.d. Con. O h, Con.
123450 123450
03'0120-12 532905-21
The batteries were Misses Potter
and McGill, 3rd, Con..and the Misses
Scott and Nethery, (nth. Con. About
250 spectators were present. A collect-
ion in aid of the Red Gross amounted
to 510.20
A quiet wedding tock place on Tues-
day, Sept. 14113, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. T. O. King, Centre St., when
Mrs. King's sister, Miss Eva Gracey
was united in marriage to .Mr. A. T,
Bull of London. The drawing room
was daintly decorated with sweet peas
and asters. The bride who was given
away by her brother-in•law, Mr, Kiog,
entered the parlor to the strains of the
beautiful wedding march played by
her sister, Mies Nora Gracey. She
was attired in asuit of African brown
garbardine cloth. Rev. Mr. Perrie,
pastor of the Presbyterian ch u r ch
officiated in the presence of only afew
immediate relatives of the bride and
groom.
- The happy couple left for a short
honeymoon in D,.troit and o the r
points before returning to London,
where they will reside. Mrs. Bull has
always taken an active part in the
Presbyterian church work, and will be
much miesed by a large 'Circle of her
friends who loin in wishing she and
her worthy husband bon voyage on
the sea of matrimony.
With advancing yrars comes con-
stipation. Rexall Orderlies are a
specially good laxative for ageiug
p:ople. Sold only by The Rexall
Store, 10a, 25c, and 501: boxes, J. W. (CUSTOM OFFICE, WINGHAM
THE FAMOUS SHOE
FOR WOMEN
•
The new Queen Quality shoes
Make your feet look smaller
This is a positive fact
We will be pleased to prove it to you
Come in and try on a pair of the
NEW FALL MODELS
You'll be pleasantly surprised
Note the beautiful new styles in our north window
W. H.
Sole Agent
For The
WILLIS
FOR
.5110ELADIES
Freak Of Nature.
One of the greatest freaks of nature
that has been seen in this part of the
country for many years is now in pos-
session of De, Ford, V.S, It is a two-
year•old bull with five Iegs, The fifth
leg hangs just inside of the right hind
leg, scarcely touching the ground.
The beast is in perfect health, weigh-
ing 800 pounds, and was purchased
by the doctor from a farmer in the
Alps, where it was born two years
ago,
Huron Boy Honored
Pte. Vern R, Gledhill of Benmiller,
who enlisted at Goderich, is among
the names of those whose services
have been recognized by King George
V by receiving the Distinguished Ser-
vice Medal for gallantry onthe field of
battle, Pte. Gledhill has scarcely at-
tained his majority, but is a crack
shot, At Givenchy he was in a cross
trench about fifty yds and some hun-
dred rounds of ammunition. In a let-
ter home some time later, he recount-
ed how, with telescope sights on the
rifle, he miesed very few shots. When
blown out of the trench by a shell and
his rifile broken, Pie. Gledhill man-
aged to get another, and continued to
shoot from behind a pile of debris.
Ile latter dragged a comrade to safety
under fire.
H. DAVIS
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE
LICENSES
McKibbon, druggist.
Special harvest Festival.
Services will be conducted in tttet
Army Citadel next Sunday, Sept. 19th.
Meetings at 7 a.m., 11 a.m., 3 p.m. and
7 p.m, On Monday, Sept. 20th, e.
Harvest Festival Banquet and sale of
goods will be held in the Citadel at 8
p.m, Everyone is cordially invited to
attend and also to assist in raising the
local target. Everybody appreciatre
the good work of the Army and par.
ticularly their endeavor to raise suffi-
cient funds to send 2 extra motor
ambulances to the front. Gifts in
cash or goods will be gratefully accep-
ted.
Official Fruit Bulletin
Fruit Brand—Dept. of Agriculture
Not many days left for securing the
best of Peaches and Plums. Crawford
and Elberta peaches are obtainable at
moderate prices, but prompt action
will be necessary to those wishing a
supply of these delicious, health giving
finks. It is impossible to have too
mach fruit in our Canadian winters.
The Red Cross S ,ciety would be
grateful for a few jars for our boys in
France, and the Overseas Club' has
promised to look after delivery. Every
Canadian housewife should put down
all the fruit—especially Peaches and
Plums that she can possibly afford.
DIED
MORROW—In Gorrie, on Monday,
Sept, 0th 1015, William A. Morrow,
Aged 59 years.
CaRrna—In Wroxeter, on Wednes-
day, Sept. 1st 1915, Lidian Lillian
Garter. Aged 1 year, 1,0 months
and 5 days,
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 1 8th.
OLLAR D � Y
C Iroceries
25 Bars of Comforts.' 00
S # Comforts.'
Soap or
25 Packages Am-�0®
mouia for
45c. Best Green
Tea 3 lbs. for
8 Cans 15c. Corn
1,00
Syrup for
3 Pounds Red Rose ' 00
Tea for
1 Cans Toma-
toes for
12 Cans Corn or
Peas for
24 Cakes Choice
50 Soap for
12 Packages Jello for 1 ,°0
12 Cans Mustard for 1.00
1,00
1,00
1,00
'x,00
Dress Goods
We can save you nearly
half your money on Dress
Goods. $1 all wool 590
Dress Goods
$ (.5c0 to $2.00 Dress 980
Goous
$1.75 to $2,5o Mantle 98c
Cloth for 7
Saturday only, we will sell
4 yards Dress Goods worth
4o to 50c, for
4 yards for
$1.
at
LINDSAY'S
Read this list and get
here early on Saturday,
Sept. 18th. The follow-
ing list is only a few of
the many Great Bar=
gains on sale that day.
.A. regular feast of snaps
for people of Wingham
and Huron County.
Ends Ends
mill Ends Wrapperettes and Flannel..
ettes on sale.,,
30 yards for l;c and 100 Lace fir $1.00
26 yards Toweling for • 1.00
25 Coates Spcols for .................. 1.00
$1 Silk Trimmings 0 yards for 1.00
25 to 130e Veiling for. 100 yd
60 to 75e Velvets for......., ., 48c y d
10 yards 25e Insertion for1,00
8 pairs 25c Cotton and Lisle Hose 1,00
Boots and Shoes
$r.5o to $3 Shoes of differ-
ent styles, low and high for
Ladies', Men's and �p
Childrens', DOLLAR 00
DAY
Men's$4 heavy shoes2'50
Men's $5 fine shoes 3,48
Boys' $3 fine shoes 1,98
sBhoesoss? $2 50 medium 1 73
Ladies' $4 50 stylish A 80
slims for .G.
All slioss away below regu-
lar prices
Meti's stylish pure wool
Suits at about one halt the
prices elsewhere, good suit,
all wool for $5 98
Better Suits at
$7.98,$10.45
and $12.48
But ti - r and Egg; All goods Cash or
Taken as Cash •* i
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Changed n:this sae.
Formerly the Merchants Brokerage
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