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AlVNOUNC(NG. _ = Our New
GASH DISCOUNT SYSTEM
A S-SimpleSimple5etfvWlrki><ltg Plan that Saves
You Money on !Every Cash Purchase.
We are introducing a permanentnew system of
CASH DISCOUNTS?
For each and' every 25c you spend in this store, on and
after this .date, you will receive a CASH DISCOUNT
BOND.
You can then use these BONDS in this store just the
same as money. We will redeem them, at their full face'
value at any time—in any number—on any purchase.
These BONDS mean an additional Discount on prices
that always represent the highest values obtainable in qua-
lity of goods„ and of service.
There are no strings no conditions. Just make sure
you get your BONDS then cash them here whenever you
are making purchases.
No Thrifty Buyer Can Afford to Overlook
Worth -While Savings these Bonds Offer.
Hanna
Co. Ltd.
yea • Rev. Mrs. Watt and daughter of
a ?Burke Falls and Mr Harvey McClen-
aghan and children, of Belgrave, spent
,■ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
■ Barbour.
■ Miss Annie and Jack Sherriff of
i!Hamilton, and Miss Olive and Vivian
mt Tiffin oda Wingham, are holidaying at
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mil the home of their uncle Mr. W R.
■ 'Farrier.
■ I Hr. and Mrs, Elwood Moore of To-,
■ ronto, spent hast week with his uneles,.
N' Messrs. Thos, an c1Prtliur Moore.
■ 1 Mrs, Campbell, (nee Kate Mire-
■. house,) from the West, is visiting
Iwith her mother, Mrs. Mirehouse
■ Miss Addie Ross df Toronto, is
•"■ spending her holidays at her home
■ here.
e IA+ 1r. and Mrs. Will Reid and family
of Paris, aro visiting with .their par-
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I exits, Mr. and Mrs, Alex Reid.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sugget of Lin-
ift dsay and her mother Mrs. Scott, of
■ , Toronto, also Mr. Win. Hawthorne
■ 'of Brantford, are visiting . ivith Mr.
aland Mrs, Joe Holmes and Mrs. Kerr
■ I Mr, John McCrea, jr., left on Thur-
■ sday of last week with Mrs. Simpson
to spend a few days in London.
■ Mr. Marsden Kirk of Toronto and.
▪ .Mr. and :Mrs, J. D. Beecroft ,and child -
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-en spent Sunday with her parents
• Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirk of Sea-
m forth.
■ I Quite a number from thiscorntnun-
■ ity are attending Chautauqua this
• year..
■ r Master Joe Kelly of St Augustine
■ is visiting with his grandparents, Mr.,
■■ • and Mrs. Amos Cornelius. -
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it Penrose—In Hamilton on Fri ay,
mnasszessmou®®®®®®annom umannimusamsz July 24th., to Mr. and Mrs: Thos.
Penrose, a son.
Purdon—In Whitechurch on; Sunday,
August 9th,, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Purdon, a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hutchison and
Doris, also Mr. Henry Patterson, John
a;�d Agnes, spent Sunday wit t e or-
nier's sister, Mrs.: Geston Baden .at
Kincardine.
BELGRAVE
The Women's Institute will hold an
old fashioned Quilting Bee' in the L:
Oa L. Hall on Tuesday, Aug. 18th; at
TORY CORNERS BLUEVALE
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Gallagher and Mr. Grant and Mr. Ward Farrow of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert'Harris and Irma, . Detroit, called on the latter's cousin,
spent a few days last week in Mus- Mrs. R. Musgrove.
koka: visiting, Mrs: Harris' father and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pugh of Detroit, h h f
mother and other relatives.ivisited at the home of Mr. W. J. Duff.
Miss Adelene Edwards of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Pollack and family of
spent a couple of weeks with relatives
Morris, Mr. P. Cantelon of Goderich,
around here. ,and 112r. A. Cantelon of Vancouver, B.
Mr. Alex. Finlay of Owen Sound, C called on Mr. Robt. Musgrove last
was,a visitor in our burg last week. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dane called Mr. and Mrs..Jos. Churchill spent a
on Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Weir Sunday
evening. few days this week with their son, Er -
2 o'cloc. Allthe ladies of the com-
(munity are invited. Come and bring
1V Ir, Harry Robert spent Sunday in ►nest, at Leamington. your thimble. Any person wishing to
our burg. Miss Elsie Manley of Southampton, have quilts quilted please consult Mrs.
MT. Melvin Taylor of Mildmay, has and Misses Jean and Dorris Elliott of X re vhshtin at�the home of
James
ters eat
engaged with Mr. John Gamble for Wroxeter,
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the "harvest. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bailey and fain-
1VIr. and Mrs. Cook`,. Miss'. Elsie Cook visiting
:and Misses Alba Carson, Lillian and ily, of Ottawa, are at present
Nellie Dane spent Sunday. with R. A.
at the home of Mr. J. W. King, M. P.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunt and'daugh-
'Taylor's,
Mr. Stewart Finlay has sold the ter, Miss Edna ,of Goderich, Miss Lau-
ra Farrow of Toronto, and Mrs. Win.
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:house on the Hugh `property to Ster-
ling who is making use of it- Bray of Dungannon, spen Sunday with.
ling H Mr. and. MVIrs. Robert Musgrove.
at his chopping mill in Behnore.
R. A, Taylor sold ore of his valua-
ble pedigreed sows to Mr: C. J. G. `a few days this week.
er of Harriston, last week. 1 McLaughlin, and Foster shipped two
Coop cars export ' cattle to England this.
BELGRAVEweek. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred'Scandrett of To- Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. Deal and son;
ronto,. are visiting with the forrner's William, of Walton, were visitors at.
mother and sister, Mrs. Wm. Cole. R. :Musgrave's, Sunday.
Mrs. Stark of Toronto, Mrs. Imlay Miss Cora •Messer of Toronto, ` is
of Wingham, spent a day with Mrs. .visiting with her aunt, Mrs. , James
Brandon last week.I Messer, who has been seriously ill.
Misses Jean and: Annie Geddes are: mr. and Mrs. Win, Davidson' of
spending a week with friends in Chat- Newton, and Miss Nellie McKinney of
ham. and Detroit. !Toronto, were visitors with Mr: and
Mrs, Moor and family spent a few •Mrs. John F. Messer on Sunday.
,days with her sister, Mrs. F. Sturdy. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchison, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. R. Creighton of Tor -
Mrs. Donaldson, and Miss B. Sander-
•ont; and Mrs, N. Brandon of St. Ma -'son have returned to Toronto, after
•rys, called. on Mr, and Mrs. J. Bran- spending the past few weeks at their
,don on Friday, summer home here.
.lfr. and Mrs. S. Carter of Toronto,'
Mr. and Mrs. Henry` McHardy of
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Toronto, are visiting friends here this
Carter. Ikveelr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bailey of Otta-
wa, and Mrs. King of Bluevale, were Mr: and Mrs. A. Jamieson of For -
the guests of Mrs. J. A. Geddes on est, visited with Mrs. W. J,. Duff,'.
Monday. • 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lowe and two
Mrs. Bird of Toronto, Mrs. Haugh sons, also Miss Ti1Py Hair of Cope -
of Wingham, "'spent a day with Mrs. town, visited relatives here on 'Sun -
J: A. Brandon. day.
The W. M. S. of the continuingWhat might have been a very ser-
Presbyterian
er-
I,'resby terian Church, Belgrave, held �ious matter happened to Mr. Arthur'
their August meeting at the home of Wheeler oti Tuesday morning; when
the president, Mrs. Alex. Porterfield. •going home from the station here with
During the business discussion it was a load of fertilizer, his team ran+away
agreed to bring material for patching and threw him off between the horses,
a quilt to the next meeting, and that giving him. a very bad shaking up and
the monthly collection be a loose col one ankle is very sore. The team ran
lection as it was the spirit, not the' into a telephone pole near Chris. Mof-
amount which carried the blessing fatt's, then into the fence where they
with it. Mfrs. jas, Taylor then gave a ;stopped.' We hope nothing more ser -
paper on "Our Debt to Pioneers", in ions develops as this is a very busy
which she showed that the school and season to be laid up,
the church was their centre of culture,'
,and bidding us remember that we •
D. Geddes, Belgrave.
Mr. George W. Procter and family
spent Sunday in Londesboro at Mr.
R. McCrea's.
HURON COUNTY NEWS
William V 1MMcI`i:ay, well-known re-
sident of the' z4th concession of Grey
Township, and for several years a
township councillor, dies suddenly on
Friday night In his .34t11 year. Mr.
McKay, who had always been a very
active man,spent Friday helping in
the harvest field: That night be was
taken ill suddenly and expired within
a few minutes. A,; few weeks ago
while taking part in an impromptu.
football game, he had a shoulder brok-
en. Mr. McKay was a prominent
worker in Moncrieff Presbyterian
Church. He is survived by his widow
and family. The funeral was held on
Monday,August Toth, to Elma Center
Cemetery,
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A twelve -year-old girl was painfully
cut about the face and neck when she 1
was thrown through. the windshield
of a Detroit motor car, which took to
the ditch and struck a hydro pole
when a, front tire suddenly burst a
bout half a mile south of Hensall,
at 7 o'clock Friday evening. The
Thursday, August z3th.,
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IN THESE DAYS OF "FASHION" THE LADY WHO DESIRES
"SOLID COMFORT" FOOTWEAR IS.OFT-TIMES OV-
ERLOOKED --BUT NOT SO IN SO FAR AS THIS
SHOE STORE IS CONCERNED
girl's parents, Detroit tourists, whose OUR VARIETY OF "SOLID COMFORT" SHOES IS WE THINK
name could not be` learned, wereshak- '®
The hydro pole snapped of by the WE HAVE A
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impact and. the car considerably da- Theo Slipper with low heel, one A better line in fine dongola in
MUCH ABOVE THE AVERAGE FOR INSTANCE,
en up and also cut. ,
malted. The injured/were attended to =- strap across the front, made of E E width, on sale
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by Drs. Dougall and A. Moir, of Hen- India Kid `areal corn- ,�+ for •
farmhouse e of Jahn Mc- the accident ■ � s V�•
sall,, at the aun acus fort shoe.' for ' A fine .kid of the same 3 95
Ewen, opposite which .
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Happened"on the .London road Mem-•
A fine patent qpe strap• slippe � type
d better lines of "Solid corn-
bers of the party were taken to 'Lon- = f excellent quality and with a
■xxxx ° fort" shoes in strictly "High
As the result of1 1 f0 T the vigilance o . » sensible heel `Solid •comfort' and
appearance � X95 Grade" at C �® .9
nice app w�� ®3
Police Magistrate Andrews held court fi
EEE for --•----- per pair -...,
A. officers . duringClinton 'home week ! yetin•
Thursday and convicted Mrs. Annie
McLinskey, of Niagara Falls and Sar-
nia of violating the O. T. A. and fined.
her $200 and costs. Her assistant,
George. Lalond, was fined $200 and g
costs and ' also committed to Gode-
rich . jail for two months. Mrs. Mc-
Linskey;ran a refreshment booth dur-
ing the
ur-ing'the celebration.
Other similiar charges are being laid
by Inspector Pellow, who was in
charge of the enforcement.
BLUEVALE
The Women's Institute will meet at'
the home of Mrs. Edward Johnston,
on Thursday afternoon, August 13th,
'at 2.30. The giris of the Institute will
have charge. Miss Mabel;;Johnston
will.. give a paper on "What a Girl
Expects of her Mother". Suggestions
for house, parties and evening enter-
tainment offriends will be given by
Miss Lilian Hetherington. The roll
call will be answered by favorite nam-
es for girls. '. .
MORRIS
Mrs. Peter McIntosh' returned to_
her home in Kincardine, she has been
staying with her mother Mrs. Thos.
Abrahamfor the Past two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. John Walmsley attend -
the school re -union at St. Augustine.
Mrs. Alex . Cameron and 'children,
}spent Sunday with her mother, 1VIrs.
E. Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Cassels, Mr. and
Mrs. J Cassels, of Flint, Mich. also
Mrs. G. Cassels, spent a few days at
Mr, J. -Golley's.
ASHFIELD
Misses Eileen and Anna Mae Tre-
leaven of : Crewe, spent a week with
their grand parents, cMr. and Mrs. Jos.
Hackett, Belfast.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos Smith of St. Hel-
ens, spent Thursday with their neice,
Mrs. Frank Irwin, Lanes.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Raynard of Par-
amount;; visited their :daughters, Mrs.
Waiter Alton and Mrs. Harold Ferg-
uson of Lanes last Thursday.
Mr. Palmer Irwin of Belfast; ' had
the misfortune of getting his wrist
hurt, playing ball- at.Donnybrook re-
union.
Mr. D. H. Alton. and Miss Lizze of
Lucknow, • spent one day last . week
with Mr. Will Alton, Mafeking.
Mrs. John Grant and -little son, Gor-
don, returned to their home in Carla
lack, Sask.. after spending two mon-
ths with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ritchie of Zion.
Mrs, M. Springate of Minnesota,
spent Wednesday with, her aunt,. Mrs.
John Kilpatrick of Crewe.
Misses jean and Evelyn Topp and
Miss Janie Ritchie of Toronto, return-
ed to the city last week after visiting
friends around Zion.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moss and _Miss
Pearl Finnegan of Dungannon, spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Gilbert Vint, Belfast. `
Miss. Mary Downie of St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, is spending her va-
cation with Miss Maggie Bowler,: Cou-
reys Corner.
Mr. and Mrs, John Kennedy and fa-
mily near Ripley, spent Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Archie Johnston, Cour-
eys Cotner. •
Mr. Allan Bowlesand, daughter of
(Vancouver, ' B.C., are spending their
'vacation with Vir. Win. Bowles,. Bel-
fast
FORDYCE
were building on their foundation, Mr. and. Mrs. Roy Irwin of Belfast,
Miss E. McGill then read a poem pre- visited at Mr. Thomas Jarnhesoii's on
senting the Hindoo mother's "Sacri- Sunday .last.
free" which was followed by "Our E- Mr. 'arid Mrs. Souter Taylor and
vangelistie Alin and How to Attain it" son visited relatives at Blyth on Sufi -
by Mrs. J. W. Scott, Mrs. W. J. Ged- day Last,
des kindly invited the society to meet
Mr, and Mrs. William Taylor; also
at her home on September 3rd at 2.30 Mi' and Mrs. Chester Taylor and fa-
mily after which a'dainty !witch mily visited relatives near Auburn on
Sunday last.
Jr. and Mrs, Charles Doffs of Da-
mascus, also Mrs. Coutts of Mount
" "ted at W. M.Champion's
Forest, visa
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one clay recently.
-was 'served by Mrs. Porterfield,
special meeting of the Junior Far-
mers'
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chamber, on Wednesday,
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BLYTH
Mr. Booth of Wingham, was in town
'on business on Monday.
There died in Andover, Conn., on
Saturday,. Aug. 8th, Mr.'William Scott E.
aged 65 years and it months. The
funeral will be held from St. Andrews
church on Wednesday, Aug. 12th De- D
ceased leaves a widow and one dau§h- la-
ter, Patience. He is a brother-in-law
of Mr. Peter Scott, East Wawanosh.
Some time early Saturday morning,'
Mr. Elwin Munroes car was stolen
from the garage at rear of hardware
store,. It is reported that two indians
are missing . Constable Whitesides
has the case in hand.
Mr. George !McTaggart and family
of Watford, are spending their vaca-
tion with friends in' this vicinity,
Mr, and Mrs, Sloinan were calling
to
tan friends Saturday.
Rev. R. J. McCormick and f a.mily [7
of Hamilton, a former pastor of Queen "a
St. United Church, are visiting for a
few days here before going to their
cottage at Kincardiu :.., They were .ac-
companied by Dr, Wesley McCormick
of Toronto.
Mrs. Cha, •les Fldody of Detroit, vis- P. ,
ited friends fin town: and participated ';i
in the reunion at No. 5 Morris, Mrs! la
Floody was formerly Miss Bailey: iTi• s
Blyth Community Horticultural So- `s UM
wers in Memorial Bali on Aug. 19th. —
u e"r will be served from 6l to 8.3o.
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SALEM
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dane from near
Gorrie, called on Mr. and Mrs. D. L.
Weir one day recently.
Mr. and Mrs. A: E. Gallaher and
Mr. and Mrs.,Bert Harris motored to,.
Huntsville, and surrounding, cgti_utry
for h few dap last week,
Mr. and• Mrs. Tony Meahan of Wro-
xeter, visited at the home of Mr, and
Mrs., Win. Mitchell last Sunday.
Mrs. W. A. Mines and daughter,
Miss Marie, returned from their trip
to the States, and report a . pleasant
time.
The hum of the threshing machine
is heard once again in our midst.
Sacrament was partaken of in the
church here last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Doig and children who have
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Gowdy left one day last
week to visit her sister, Mrs. Fred
Hyridrnan, near 6orrie.
THIS IS THE MONTH
During, the month of August young
people must decide the momentoits
question as to whether or . not they
will secure more education and if so.
what kind. In making this decision
we invite each one to write the Wing -
ham
ingham. Business College, Wingham,
Ont., for particulars and possibilities
of a Business Education, also the suc-
vss of' our graduates with names and
addresses of sale. Recent lady gra-
duates are drawing from Twenty-five
to Sixty dollars per week, A Wing -
ham
ing-ham,• young mart whose earning power
a year ago was Sia. Hundred and
Twenty-four dollars per year is now
is now drawing at the rate of Eight -
den Hunderd and Twenty dollars per
year with raises every three' months.
It paid him, Individual Instruction,
Home Study Courses, enter any day.
A worthy link in . Canada's Greatest
chain of High grade Commercial
Schools. Write to -day for particul-
ars to C. J. Martin, B. A. Wingha,ni
Business College, or J. O. McDer-
mott, B. A., 'Canada"Business College,
Toronto, Ontario.
Efforts are being put forward to
make Wingham Fall Fair a bigger
success' than ever, this year. Prize
Lists are now being printed.' Ar-
rangements are being made to secure
afirst class band, �ii
eoldreliable
Jin Fax and his Company
will sup-
ply
the, evening's entertainment. Re-
member the dates, Tuesday and Wed-
nesday, Septa2gth and soak.
Mr; and Mrs. Joe Cranston and fam-
ily of Wilkie, Sask., are 'spending a
few weeks with the latters parents,
Mr, and Mrs, Patsy Sherwood,
Crewe,
Mrs Alf, Armstrong and boys of
'wlshtirg to enter P r the .dowing conapeti-' Mrs. Spackman of Lotidon, is at Pre- London,ihave returned home after vis,
thin in are requested to be present. Oth- seitt visiting relatives around Fordyce 'ting with Mrs. .David Little, Courcys
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er business will also be 'trs,nsaoted.: for a short time. Corner.
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ciety will give a:. grand display of flo-
mer
ing prepared. Admission 25c and 15c, Ili
Specially Priced
BELMORE
-There will be no service in the Un- _
i14
Mr. James Fleming is on: the sick ®
list..."' ® Printed Voiles =
Miss Lizzie McKee and Mr. Wylie Beaded Voiles a
of Gorrie, were Sunday visitors at 'Mr. ® E. Values $12.75 to 18.50 ■
ion church next Sabbath Printed Crepes,
George Lanes, and Miss Blanche Ir-
win and Mr. Robert McKague visited
at NIr. Win. Irwin's. •
A pleasant afternoon was spent 011
Thursday by the members of the W.
F. M. S: When they met at the manse
to sew for an Indian girl. It being
their part .of the bail this year. They
purpose putting on a play soon.
On Sale for
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i1 Printed Cantons, Prism
Miss Fanny Longley, Salem, called ted Crepe de ,Chenes
on friends in the village '
tl lla on Friday. - ■
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Minnie. Jeffray motored to Bluevale ® Values 26.50 to 37.00
Wednesday and spent the evening at ®'
JohMundell`s. On Sale for
Mr. J•
A number,., from here attended the
,funeral of Mrs. Robert Aitken, Glen- I
annan on Wednesday of last week.
Miss Edith Mervyn of Xdanover, is
visiting her cousin, Mary McNeil. •
Hog Shipments
Following is the report of hog ship-
ments from this district for the week
ending .July 3oth:. Total Hogs, 'Wing -
ham ,ing-
h 55' Bluevale 34; $elgrave 38; Se-
Georgettes
Mr. Wm. Mundell and fainily and ,sit
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$18.85
Niagara Maid Silk False 1_
® $1.19
Mercerised Lisle Hose 49c F-
P la Silly Gloves Halt Price
1 97c aael $1.5$1.59i
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