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plain shades and smart stripe
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Good Tweeds in Gray , and
NBrown mixtures that are fully
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tra wear in every pair. Sizes 25
si to 36. Priced for school open-
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$1.79 pair
® 30 = oys Suits $8.85
English Tweeds taken from
regular stock and representing
values much higher than the
price asked. Grouped for quick
selling. School Opening.
$8.85 a Sail
Sweaters
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In Pullovers, Jersey and Coat
styles which make' such service -
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Snits $9.75
The two bloomer suit is a
favored style for particular boys
'It insures, extra wear and is
especially smart in the line of
Navy Irish Serge we offer sizes
25 to 36.
Suit complete $9.75
Boys' New Fall
Caps
New Caps are shown in many
pretty Tweed' combinations. Se-
lect now when sizes are good.
95c to 1.50
Cotton Jersey's 34c
Pullover style
short sleeves in
Sand and White.
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at the home of Wesley Stackhouse,:
Brucefield
Friends heard of the, death of James
Grasby of Morris. 1Vlr. Grasby was
sicic only a short time, but was un-
able to rally again. His wife prede-
ceased hien hardly two yCars ago.
Much sympathy is extended to the
family of two boys, Willie and. Bobbie
also the little daughter Adah The
funeral will be lielcl on 'Wednesday
afternoon at • 1.30 o'clock with burial
in Brussels cemetery.
The L. 0 L decoration service on.
Sunday was largely attended on Sun-
day afternoon. Rev (Bro.) Hawkins
assisted Chas. Coultes with the cere-
monies. The county master wasalso
present.
Mrs. C. R. Coultes is spending a fel,v
days this week in Owen Sound,
EAST WAWANOSH
with long or
Navy. Khaki:
School. Open -
34c
Wool Golf hose 79c
All sizes in these better grade
Socks in Fawns and Grays that
will give excellent service for
school and general wear. School
Opening Price
Per pair 79c
ell Need a Tie -
Fall colors in Nifty Bows and
smart. Four -in -Hands.
50c to $1.00
G®od'St -i'ckings
Of long staple Cotton Yarns
that are fast'in -.color, the sort
that, stands the hard usage that
lively school boys give. Sizes
6 to xo
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Mr. and rs. Wesley Stackhouse
and Miss Eva of 13rucefield, visited
the former's sister, • Mrs, Wm. Me -
Dowell on Sunday.
Messrs E. Pritchard and A; iv
Robertson of Gederfieh visited at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Colin G
Campbell, and renewed old aequain
tances among other friends.
Mr. Gordon Young of Colbourne
Township visited his old friend, • Mr
J. N. Campbell last Thursday.
Mr. Raymond Redmond and Mise
Grace, are attending , the fair at
Toronto.
Miss Francis Crozier of Crewe,
visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
AV. H. Campbell last week.
Miss Dorothy Million of Goderich
spent a couple of days last week
with her 'sister, Miss Lenore Million.
Mr, and Mi•s.'Jantes Woods present
od the Westfield United church with
a handsome pulpit bible. The gift
was much appreciated by the con-
gregation. x •
Master Charles La Burr of Tor-
onto, returned home on Saturday, af-
ter spending several weeks of the
Summer Vacation at the home of. Mr.
J. F. Flock.
Mr. and rs. J. L. McDowell and
family spent Sunday with the form-
er's sister,. Mrs. K. Came4on of Luck
now.
Mr, and Mrs, W. C. Steen left
for their 'home at .Carberry Manx,
last week, after a pleasant *,sit with
friends in Wingha,m, E. Wawanosh,
and Auburn.
Miss .Francis -McCrae, R.N., Miss
Margaret Adamson and Miss Irwin,
all lof Kingsville, returned home af-
ter visiting at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. Albert Perdue.
Mr. as Perdue, teacher at
ho Bay, • is visiting his parents,
and Mrs. Henry Perdue.
Miss Florence Deacon of Toron-
to is spending part of her vacation
with Mr. and. Mrs. A. V. Pattison.
Miss Marshall of Delmore as ' at
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10th.
Miss Corley R. N. of Toronto and
Mrs. Edgar of Detroit, visited with
Mrs. J. T:" Couitesand other friends
last week. '
The farriers are busy at the har-
vest and are hoping for a few days of
fine weather.
Mrs. Wm Walden is attending the
Toronto Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McDowell'
and: children, and Mr. Robt McDow-
ell visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
James Noble of near Brussels one day
last week.
The Mission circle of the Westfield
United church, held their annual
picnic last week in Mr. .Wm Me
Dowell's grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wightnan of
Whitechurch, visited their son Mr.
Geo. Wightnian on Sunday.
Misses Smith of Brusels are visit-
ing -their sisters Mesdames Taylor
and Wightmail.
Mr. and Mrs. Benson Tyerman,
of, Seaforth and Mrs. James Corley
of. Londesboro, visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Campbell on
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Bertha, returned 'home this week
from their two months trip to the
west.
BOYS' BOX IIP LACED BOOTS with standard screw soles
I in sizes x, 2, 3; 4 and g for... $2.35 per pair
BOYS' BOX 'KIP SI-1OES a much better line in; boehl black or
® Brown, standard screw and sewed soles and rubber heels,
sizes x, 2, 3, 4 and 5 for _. $z 95 a pair Y
BOYS' HIGH GRADE BOOTS, made of best box kip with
double toes and, extra quality sole stock, a line that we get
made to order for Boys who are hard on shoes, in both black
or brown, sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, for • $3.95 pair
Small Boys Shoes, in all the above qualities at most reasonable prices,
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Mr, and Mrs. Albert Sherwood. and
family of Belfast, spent the week -end.
at the home of Ivir. and Mrs. Fred
Mowbray.
Master Joe Kelly of St. Augustine,
spent last week with his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and. Mrs. Jas. Cornelius:
'Mr. and. Mrs. Will Falconer and
Ernest of Bluevale, spent Sunday with
Mr. and firs. John Falconer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henry and Mr.
Frank Ross spent the week -end with
relatives at 'St Marys.
Miss Jean McKenzie of Langside,
spent the week -end with Miss Clara
Purdon,
Mrs. Andrew Fox spent last .week
at the lake at Kincardine, with. Mr.
and Mrs. Mitchell,
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BLYTH vicinity on September gth in the Ag-
The Hortcultural Society are hold- ticultural park Several committees
ing their annual flower show in the have been appointed to give the speak-
_Iemorial Hall, on Sept. 1st and 2nd, er a royal welcome.
Dr, and Mrs. Wilford, who have Mr. L. Williams who has been on
'been home on furlough, are leaving a trip to the old land, is expected
this week for their work, in the miss- home this 'week. •
ion fields. Their eldest daughter,
Muriel will remain with the Doctor's The sixtieth jubilee of Ebenezer Ln -
mother, Ml's. A. B. Carr, and attend ited church on Bluevale circuit, will
aur public and continuation school.. be held on Sunday, September Lath,
Mrs. Ellen 'Wallace, Mrs. Eldridge Service conducted by Rev. George
Johnston, and Miss H. Gillespie, are Jewitt of Sarnia, and Rev. David Rog -
:attending Grand Dogde of the Loyal ers of St. 'Thomas. Services at iia.
"True Blues convened at. Owen Sound. in.. and 7 p.m.
The Right Honorable Arthur Meig- On Monday evening supper and pro -
hen will address the electors in this gram See Bills.
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Miss E. H. Morren of London, for-
merley of Gorrie, is in town ,renew-
ing old acquaintances.
The Misses White, spent the week
end '.with friends at Hamilton; Miss
Louise, will attend the millinery open-
ings at Toronto, before returning the
end of this Week, and will anonunce
her millinery openings in next week's
issue. •
Thursday Friday and Saturday, Sept. 2, 3, and 4
Neil Hamilton and Mary Brian
Comedy, "DO YOUR DUTY"
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A Romance of the Cana dian North woods.
Cotttitt""i he ince of W ,ales Tour. of the World", Sept.
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FORDYCE
'Fordyce school opened again on
September est, with our genial school
teacher, Miss Grace Lochard of Luck-
now on the job again.
Mr. and Mrs .Archie Sinclair and
son Kenneth and daughter Doris of
London, motored from London and
spent a week visiting relatives and
friends in this locality again.
Mrs .Spacl inan of London visited in
this locality for a week. end, and re-
turned home again with Mr. and Mrs:
Sinclair, Mrs .Sinclair, being Mrs.
Specimen's daughter, returned home
again in the car.
Mr.• William Webster has purchas-
ed a fine new sedan car.
A few from the surrounding country
spent an enjoyable evening st W, M.
;1A Charnpitxan's on Wednesday evening
MI of last week, Mr. Chanlpmari being
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■ a little tinder the weather, could not
make out what orchestra they had,
but it was Fordyce,
IN A few from the locality spent pan en-
■ joyable evening at Mr, Mart Gerd-
y Tiers on Monday evening of last week
■,. and had an enjoyable evening with
Mr. Elliott Miller as manager,
Mrs, Mark Gardner of Lucknow,
:tinct so nLorne, visited for a few days
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Alex llryans spent the weekend in
Toronto,
Mr, .atici Mrs. Wm. Clement and
family of barrack are, visiting with
Mr, <in(1 Mrs, Sturdy of Delgrave.
John T. Andersoli IS incrvirtg into
the vrlal1rc fl. uu 5th line Morris.
lifr. William 'Bennett spent, Sutday
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GIRLS' SCHOOL SHOES, in. Box kip, sizes xx, x2, 13, x and 2, !'
a good wearer for. $2,65, per pair
GIRLS' BEST BOX KIP SCHOOL BOOTS, with ,double toes .n '
and the best sole stock, this is a boot we get made to order
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for girls that are hard on shoes and they are absolutely de-
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e-pendable,'in sizes xe, 12, 13, x and 2, for _ $335 a pair
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MANY OTHER LINES OF SCHOOL BOOTS TO CHOOSE
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On account of the anniversary ser-
vices held in St. Helens United church
on Sunday, the service was with-
drawn in the United church here.
Messrs. Gordon McGee and J. D
Beecroft unloaded a car of Scottish
Fertilizer•a.t the 'station on Monday.
Mr. Elgin Purdon, Mr. Frank Pat-
erson of Detroit, spent the week -end
at their respective homes here. Mrs.
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Store closed all day Monday next, Sept. 6th.
(Labor Day) but . open all day on the Wednes-
day following.
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Frank Patterson was able to return.
with them to her home, after• a long
serious illness here.
Mr. Wm. Beecroft, Mr. and Mrs. J.
D. Beecroft and children spent Sun-
day with. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Ap-
pleby of Turnberrjr
Mrs. Jas. Laidlaw is seriously ill in
Wingham General Hospital. We hope
for a speedy recovery.
Miss .Mildred Scobie of Belgrave,
spent last week with Miss Alba Fox.
The young people of the United
church here, met at the home of Mr.
Taylor, Con. 5 of Kinloss, on Mon-
day evening, and presented his daugh-
ter, Miss Myra Taylor, with a mis-
cellaneous• shower, prior to her mar-
miage on Wednesday to Mr. Perrie
Pennington of Teeswater.•
Mr. Joseph Kelly of St. Augusti' le,
returned home after spending his h 'il-
idays with his grandparents, Mr.- d
Mrs. James. Cornelius.
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The are reasons why you should vote Conservative at this election
and help to instal stable Go
vernment'at Ottawa:—
To
develop our natural resources and increase population.
For more and better opportunities for you and yours in Canada.
To make ourboys bo. s and girls, citizens of Canada, not of the
Uni ed States
For better markets for farm products, and the development and en-
couragement of'co-operative marketing.
For clean politics and efficient Government:
To maintain and raise the standard of living.
For a square deal to all classes and people in all parts of Canada.
For a policy that will develop Canadian Industry, thereby , solving
our Railway and Immigration problems and lowering our customs.
For stability which create confidence, start Canada going ahead, and
make conditions better for everyone.
In can otbe one by -voting any ,other way — MacKenzie King has had his chance.
There is n promise of settled "Government under ham now, when his candidates are
running as Liberal, 'Independent -Liberal, Progressive, Progressive -Liberal and Liberal..
Progressive -Labor. ••• w • .
STABILITY CANNOT DE SPELLED WITH A HYPHEN
What the farmers of this Country want is a business Government `who will atterol. strictly to the business of the
somewhere.
They are disgusted with all this dickering and bickering, see -sawing, and 41og-rolling, and with' he awful waste of the pets"pie's tinxe
and motev.
yet he, now, wants the votes of all the Liberals and of the Conservative U,F.O. s
The Farmers' Sun, the official organ of the U'.F;O.; in its last week's issue, absolutely repudiates all Progressives who are sailing
under`false colors,
The Conservative party is the only one united as to its Leader and the only' one agreed upon a definite businesslike policy,
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The Progressive candidate, Mr. J, W. ming, has said on the platforni the Conservative party is bad but the Liberal party is worse;
as well.
For these and many other reasons x respectfully eolieit your influence and tote.
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