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STRATFORD. ONT.-.-'°
Fall Term from Sept.
Commernial, - Shorthand and 'tele-
graphy Departments.— We have
thtorongh courses; experierced in-
struotors and eve place Graduates in
positions. Demand upon us for
tr'aine'd help is many tines the num-
ber graduating. Get our ..., froo
catalogue.. •
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VOTERS LIST.
Voters List, 1017. Municipality of
the Township of MoKillop, County of
Enron,
Notice is hereby g,ven, that ].have
translnittetl,, or delivered to the persons
mentioned in Section 9 of the Ontario
Voters' Lista Act, the oopies required
by said sections to be so transmitted or
delivered of the List' made pursuant to
said Act, of all persons appearing by the
last revised Assessment Roll of the said
Municipality tobe entitled to vote in
the said Municipality" at elections for
members of the Legislative Assembly
and at Mtnlioipal Elections; and that
the said List was_firet posted np at my
o0ice at MoKillop on the IIth day of 1
Sept, 1917, and rentable there for ins
pectin; .,
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Dig up you overcoat, have a look at
it, Sy renewing tho velvet collar, Press-
ing and Cleaning meysave youths prlco
of a new cue My Wardrobe Goderieh
St, opposite, Queens.
Mr Win Rion of Bullet is in Umbra
this week judging horses,
Mr 0. Holhbein brought to the News
on Saturday a raspberry bush ooverecl
with ripe berries, He captured e, num-
ber of prizes at the Fair and had three
cabbages whioh together weighed 35
petunia, and brought him $1.05.
Messrs Harry Hinotlely, Everett Ri-
vers, Archie Hays, and David Wilson,
were delegates from First Chnreh Sun-
day School to the Boys' Conferenee
Heid in Stratford at the end of last
week.
Mrs .1, F. Ross is visiting her par-
euts in Toronto,
Mise Verde Best is on 14, visit to
frielnls in Toronto.
Mr Norman Henry, manager of the
Dominion Bank, Oshawa, is a guest at
the home of Mrs J. S. Roberts this
week.
Mr and Mrs Harry Stewart returned
home on Saturday from a trip to 1Vlol,t•
real,
Mrs A Simpson, %vim bee been a vis-
itor at the home of Mrs J. 0, Grieg,
left on Tuesday for Toronto.
Mrs J. A. Wilson left on Tuesday for
Blenheim to attend the wedding of her
Melee Mies M. -Kauffman.
Mrs blathers and ohildren of Leth-
bridge who have spout a couple of
moi:ths visiting -Mrs Warwick, the moth-
er of the former, returned to bier home
on Tuesday, Her mother accompanied
her to Toronto,
The Misses Cresswell, who have been
spending a year in California, have re-
turned home.
Remember the annual meeting of the
Red Croas Sooiety this Friday afte r-
noonat three o'clock, in the Carnegie
Library hall,
Prof. Hughson, Eye Specialist, wil I
be at Beattie's Fair on Oct, 16th Se 17 ,
The Anniversary Services of the
Methodist Church will be held on Sun -
lay Oct, 7th when Rev. A. J. Langford
f Mitchell will be the preacher. For
Monday evening a rare treat is prom -
sed to those present as Rev Dr Clear -
r, of Tprouto, will give his popular re.
oital, "The Story of, Jean "Val Jean"
whioh has received so much praise that
no comment is needed.
Mise Annie ti, Govanlook, Graduate 0
of CauadianAcademyof Music, Toronto,
Teachers's Course announces the re- i
opening of her classes in piano, organ
and theory. Pupils will be prepared
for Canadian Academy and Toronto
Conservatory examinations•
For terms and soholarehip apply at
Studio, North Mein St, , Seaforth,
Try Us. For A
Refreshing Shave
HAIR CUTTING
Our Speciality
Call at
Bolton's CU'. yr Shop
OARDNOS PL•0:.:KEE FOiirR
And I hereby call upon till voters to
take immediate proceedings to have any
errors or onunissione°e'reoted a000rd-
ing to law
Dated this 't t th day of Sept. 19 7
K nettle Clerk of Moliillop,
I have for sale Mev.
era!
Bonds and
Debentures
of a particularly
High grade, bearing
interest ,, it°Ornfl 5 1r to
6 per cent.
All information con-
cerning same cheer=
fully given.
JOHN RANKIN
Bond:and Debenture Brolraf
Main Street, Seaforth
Phone 9i a
LOST
A hound, female, anawers to the.
rams of Floss. Color brown, white
and black,
Information gladlyreceivedby
Reuben Hart
Winthrop, Out.
Mr and Mrs T F, R. Case were slak-
es >it the home of Mrs F. Case,
Rev F. H. Larkin left on Monday
morning for Montreal to attend a Con•-
vouation at the Presbyterian College
when the title of D. D. will be conferr-
ed upon him by the senate.
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Stewart's Sell it for Less
Mail or Phone Your .Orders J Stewart's Sell it for Less
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Warm, Soft
Flannelette Blankets at
$1..12.;- to $1.25 each
With the approaching cold weather
comes the demand For Flannelette
Blankets, and to meet this demand
we offer you the largest sizes in dark
blankets, with blue or pink border in
extra heavy weights, clean and sani-
each . 1.121 Lt7 1,25
Turnbull's
The Best
Underwear
for the Boys
TURNBULL'S- The name that for
nears has stood perfection in Boys'
Underwear, `!'here is no better under
wear made anywhere. Soft, warm,
neat fitting and made .to stand the
wear and tear at old prices 60 to t.25
omen's Ciats
That are the very Aci
ot Exchisive CharnL
PERFECTION is the only word that does justice
to our New Fall Coats. Scarcely could you imagine
coats more becomingly attractive and at the same
time better adapted to the requirements of our
Canadian winters. Luxurious, waren, comfortable,
strikingly stylish, and last but by no means least,
the prices are surprisingly low when you consider the
perfect workmanship and fini sh, The new large col=
lars and cliffs in their varied styles are attracting
special attention. While the colorings and patterns
receive the enthusiastic approval of every woman who
see them. Come in and
nook them over Price.....
New Fall
Millinery
A visit to our busy Millinery
Department will convince
you more than we could tell
of the wide popularity of this
section of our store. We are
busy because we have quality
andstyle at a reasonable price'.
$20 to $4o
Fashionable'
Furs
If you purpose making a. Fur
purchase this season, come
early while the stocks are full
and- complete. V.Te have a
very complete display this
year and the prices are equal—
ly attractive.
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SOUR, ACID STOMACHS
GASES OR INDIGESTION
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Capt. Town, who went overseas with Each "Pape's Dlapepsln" digests 3000
the Ifiist Battalion has returned. Re grains food, ending ail stomach e
spent a few days with friouds here, misery in five minutes.
Rally Day was observed in the
churches here last Sabbath.
Ani nal Thanksgiving Services will be
field in the Seaforth Presbyteriau
Church next Sunday evening„;
Mrs Snell end Miss Margaret left last
week for Toronto where the. latter will
attend the University._
bare (buries 'Stewart and two ohi'dren
Miss Helen and ?Raster Laohlat, who
have been spending the summer at the
hone of her father, Mr Wm McDougal,
in Egruondville, have returned co their
home in Portland, Otogosl.
A speoial sermon"will be preached on
the war in St Thomas' Church next Sam
day evening, Subject: "On Whioh Side"
bliss Little .nf Goderioh will sing in
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening.
The Many friends of Miss Margaret.
Edge will be glad to learn that alts is
rapidly improving,
Clinton
air Chas. Middleton has been ap-
pointed'the second member of the
Exemption Tribunal for Clinton.
The .Kilties' Piper Band were at the
Mitchell Fe;e 1nel. week 9114 were well
receiveA, it tee fair at 'Tania.
took this weolc where it also played
last tr•,.
NIL said 1Vll'e ,fohil Ra118f0rd end 8011
are in Montreal attending the Ticket
Sellers' Association.
The South Buren Conservatives Wil
neat in convention to choose a Can.iid
ate for the Commons on Oct to"th
141atty names have been suggested
Time it! In five minutes all stom- t
ach distress will go. No indigestion,
heartburn, sourness or belching of
gas, acid, or eructations of undigested
food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
_.ssd in regulating upset stomachs.
1010 the surest, quickest stomach rem-
edy in the whole world and besides it
i8 harmless, Put an end to stomach
trouble forever by getting a large
fifty -cent case of Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store. You realize in
five minutes bow needless it is to suf-
fer from indigestion, dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder. It's the quickest,
surest and most harmless stomach
doctor in the world.
MEN VwANTED FOR
MUNITION WORK
A number of good reliable
men can secure steady em—
ployment an 11Munition work,
Apply to
The Robt, Bell Engine &
Thresher Co. Ltd.
Seaforth, Ont.
Mullett
Blyth Fair will he the Mecca for
many oe Wednesday,
Quite a number from here were in
Gotlerioh last week to the Fair which
was very good this year,
The reopening services . in Bern's
Church were very interesting. Rev, A.1
McMillian of Toronto preached iu aha
morning ahti Rev, Mr, Abroy in the
evening The choir had prepared speo•
fel music.
On Thursday evening the ladies gave
a fowl supper and a sacred concert
afterwarde,
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These Men Will eIp You
Are you liable to be selected for
service under the Military Service Ad?
The answer to this question is
being made readily available for you.
Remember that the first class to be
called includes only men between the
ages of 20 and 34, both inclusive,
who are unmarried or widowers with-
out children, those married after
July 6, 1917, being deemed single
for the purposes of the Ad.
Medical Boards are now being
established throughout Canada.These
Boards will examine, free of charge
and obiigation,all men who wish to be
examined as to their physical fitness
for'mititary service. They will tell you
in a very short time whether your
ecide
physical condition absolves you from
the call or makes you liable for
selection.
It is important that you obtain
this information as soon as possible.
A certificate of unfitness from a
Medical Board will secure for you
freedom from responsibility under the
Military Service Act from any Exemp.
tion Tribunal. A certificate of fitness
will not preclude an appeal for
exemption on any ground.
In order that you may be able to
plan your future with certainty visit a
Medical Board as soon as possible and
find out if you are liable to be selected.
Your family and your employer are
interested as well as yourself.
hatted by
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