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Big, reduction on all
Ladies' Ready
Trimmed Hats
All fiats at $3.00
And Leg
A Big Stock Wollen Blan-
kets, and Flannellette
lankets, Lathe's, Gent's and
Children's Sweater Coats.
YourWinter Underwear
will be satisfactory if yon buy it here, where all the
different kinds are shown and a proper fit is assured.
We're glad to show what we have whether you choose
to buy or not.
ig vaiueSiii Eadie '-New Coats
See these elegant garments and you'll realize their uncommon
attractiveness. The styles are simply grant', you can't help liking
them. The priees we ask do not begin to tell the true worth of the
garments.
FURS
Come and see our new stock of Furs, Ruffs, Muffs,
Ladies' Fur Coats and. Gent's Fur Lined Coats, we have
them all Prrces.
Velveteens, Wrapperettes and
Flannelettes
we are Showing all colors in Velveteens, which are
very fashionable this fall,
Ladies' Neckwear and Belts
W e have everything that isNew in Ladies
Neckwear and Belts. You will find everything
that is new and different displayed here. All the
very cleverest idea are new, smart. tasty and up
to date.
Highest prices paid for all
kinds of Farm Produce
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
Celebrated Bthadway
ANOTHER LIF
SAVED.
Weak Lungs Restored b
Morriscy's "No. °10."
ST. JOHN, N. 13., Nov. 17, 191 4 ,
"I land Plexlro-,Pneu,nanin, and wa it
taken to the City Hospital to , ha19:q
my lungs tapped. After this • was 'don%
I seemed to .get . worse, and never:
expected to walk again, In fact, .I' wait
given up and wanted to be taken.i}onXla
from the hospital. I was in a tnrri}b *
w
andfeIt that I
run; own condition
going right into consumption, 'and "fa
six months was just a shadow. 1 trip
every means to get well, but there wa
no euro for me until I begen taki1
your No. 10 Lung Tonic, of which
used 22 bottles in all. It was not lon`
after returning home that G surpris
my neighbors by gaining in streng;
and health, and now I am in ga.
health, and feel it my duty to pibli
it everywhere, as I am living to -day;.
saved from the grave by your word
ful prescription. You may publish t
letter if you wish, for I ant willing
let the world know what this medial
did for me, and I cannot praise i't to
highly."
Mrs. John S. Barite
The above prescription to nota Cur.
Ala" or so-called Patent medicine.
Morriscy prescribed it for 44 years aisd
it cured thousands after other doctetn
failed. +
Price—Small Size, 25c.; Large Sip,
50c, per bottle—at your dealers; jP
Father Morriscy Medicine Co., Limit'
Montreal. 400
LOCALS
nititter of securing hydro
$dower" will be submitted to the rate
ayers at Lucan atthe coming elect-'
ion. ' The council hays discussed the
matter a great deal and M . the last
Meeting decided to prepare a by-law
and submit it•to the ratepayers.
The habitual use of tobacco, in the
'Experience of those who have taken
'the pails to observe, seems to restrain
the fullest freedom of mental activity.
'Writers, poets, painters, composers
crud ;scientific workers for the most
part admit that they can do better
work after giving up the habit
altogether.
DASHWOOD
Butchering is the order of the
Mr. Milked Mclaao was'li`ome over
Sunday.
Miss L. Weltin of Sarnia is v%sltis
her parents here.
11Ir. Norman Kellerman spent Saa i.
day at the 14th concession.
A. number from here attended the
nomination at Hensall on Monday.
Miss Pearl Willert of Grand` "Band
spent Sunday. at her home here.
Mr. Gorden Goetz was in Exeter
on Tuesdaylast. •
Miss Hilda Snell entertained
mber of her friends to a bit-tlii!ay
party on Monday evening.
Miss Ida Goetz returned from her
visit at Sarnia to her Manic here On
Tuesday last.
Mr. ,Fred Snell and ktr. Fred Mallet
of Exeter called on friends in WW1?, on
Sunday last. y;
Mr. and Mr's. Ratteubury:of'l3rtit e ,
field :visited their dap hter;z. ,; ►,' F
Dunlop few clysluis
Mr. and Mrs. John:Iq
family were in: G'reditoli one
week.
The Misses Louisa acid Li?.uria
Hiast of Crediton where the guo t "of
The famous Keely mine, in which
tiear]y half a million of the Farmer's
l3ttilk inoncy was thrown, will prob
ably pass into the hands of the owners
of the Wettlaufer property which im-
mediately adjoins the'' Keely. Presi-
taent Lockhardt, of the Mines Finance
Company; New Yolk owners of the
Wettlaufer, has made a bid for the
Keely.
• Messrs R. Graham and T. Mason
of Clinton have been busy of late
buying turkeys and have already ship-
ped over twelve tons amounting to
nearly ,$5000. The bulk of them
Went into cold storage in Toronto to
be shipped here and there as the dem-
and calls for. Poultry buying nowa-
days means the distribution of a lot of
cash. •
Flax n`iill for sale.—Mill has all
the latestiinpvoved machinery and is
lin good running order. The property
. consists about 2 acres, on which there
is a good dwelling and barn. Apply
to Wuerth Heist & Co. Crediton P. O.
As liquidators of the York County
Loan, the National Trust sent out on
Friday 102,000 checks to persons
now residing all over the world, some
of the cheeks having been directed to
China, Japan, Austria, France and
Sweden. whither shareholders have
returned from their temporary homes
in Canada. The amount of the divid-
end Sivas $741,000 and the immense
mass of postal matter required over
$1,500 in postage.
Miss Pearl Kraft., '
Mr. and Mrs, C. Fahrner of red
iton spent Monday with Mr. and ars:
J. Holtman.
The Misses Euloeen ' ail4 ,I..aetta
Guenther took in the fotvl'.suppdr at •
Varna on Monday last.
,FARM FOR SALE.
21cY.a,cres Township Hay, County
Huron Ont.
61I4Ee horse. large • bank
barn, three driving sheds, plenty
of,good water, good fences, partly
mile drained, 35 acres good bush.
The soil is clay• and sandy loam,
3. :tore apple, pear, plum. black
cherryorchard, 1600 peach trees,
X30 bearing, 10 acres berries in
bearing. The farm is in good
,condition. This farm lies on the
shore of Lake Huron near St.
Joseph and is as nicely located as
any in the County. For further
information apply on premises,
Daniel Smith,
St. Joseph P. 0
Estray Steer,—Strayed f oin th'e1
premises of the undersigned tot IJ.
con. 18 Stephen about two wee]$'i ago
a red and white steer rising three
years old with split at bottoia aright
ear and clip out of top of the ' left
Finder kindly notify owner .44orne
Sullivan, Centralia P.O.
Rev, Mr. and Mrs. Linge of llzill-
igan are visiting relatives in ,Own.
Rev. Mr. Linge occupied. the •?tulpit
of the Evangelical Csurch 'en Si;;ii l4tiy
evening.
Guenther's motor bus took a li?ad,
from Znrich to the foul "'stipl at:
Varna.
Mrs. Heater of Grand Berle is v isit-
ing with her mother, M;'sAl1eur
Willert, for a few days. . i
Mrs. Betclien and tate Misses + ulo-
een and Letta Guenther were
iton one day last week.
Mr. Paris Anderson of `Ails Craig
has been engaged by the.'"fkithing
Mill to paint their cutters anti',
ons.
During the past week Mr. I', rile
Isaac, our genial post'ina step 4.'14 . aria
furniture dealer, has been don 4. big;
business. Mr. Mclsnac belie s' in
advertising and certainly. gets Ul.ts,
Following are 501110 oflast woe ttlese.
Singer Sewing Machine to ,IiiJIM
Crediton, ai.;cl another Singer
Sweitzer ,Slupka, Raymond err
Schroeder of the loth ofIity;4s.
New Williams to Mr, Bakers 1
l4Trztt,
ad a
4101 •
and also a handsome Bell pulmo tq'
Mr. Ed, Willert of the Mizllataa line
anal a Bell organ to Mrs. Joluipen,,B,
Line Mr. Mersa acs lresiiib ,.`'im
certainly grown during lite tcli i *edi's
he has been in business lucre trtirail lie
now enjoys the reputation of ,ifit'ving;
one' of the largest furniture fo'tes ill
this,seetion,` lath?re you may 1alb fttr-
nitnre, pianos, Organsamici, ,? f C ltd
machines, 'of the la lost unakes4and' for
prices"that you carnet beat iii, the
city;;
TREES THAT WILL GROW.
When buying fruit and orna-
mental trees, see to it that you buy
of a firm whose trees have the
right sort of roots and have been
handled correctly in the nurseries.
Ot r trees will grow ; there is a
reason
Take'an agency; send for terms.
Outfit free.
Thos. W. Bowman & Son
Co. Ltd, Ridgeville Ont.
To the Public
in General
What those who know, have to say about the,Modern
Malleable Iron Range bought of C. Hartleib Zurich.
Geo, Clausins
Sam Faust
John Campbell
Jacob Weido
Christian Meyers
John Laport Sam Iew
Ston
John 5caatllmore E.W. I3rolcensllire
William Stelk
Salmon Gingericli
Henry Vallnncl
Henry Wolper
Thomas 'Turnbull
Christian Badour
''William Denomy
Jacob Hartleib
Lonis Rinker
Geo. Armstrong,
We have great faith in the above stove and are willing
to stake $100 that there is not another stove made in Canada
that will cook and bake with as little fuel as the Modern.
A full stock of all kinds of
FURNITURE
to choose from at prices just a little cheaper than the ordinary run.
Terms Cash or Trade at Cash Price
and oar Customers in
Particulars
Take notice, that we have disposed
tit the Implement Branch and our
gooit will to M. Louis Prang of this
village. In connection herewith we
deg to express our heartiest thanks 13
all who have so generously supported
Me in this line of business.
We wish to inform the usersof cutt-
ers, Sleighs, Buggies, Wagons etet
that we still continue the manufacture'
Of these lines and in buying home
manufactured goods yon are support-
ing your home town and your own in-
terests.
Look at our stock and - get our
prices before you buy. Repairing clone
in all 'Branches of our business.
F
ess & Son
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',GIRLS WANTED, $5
per week to start with for
girls"eighteen and over.
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one •1S PERRIN ,G 00,
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HURON'S LARGEST COMBINATION ;;TORE
Car Best
Shhigie4s.
Just to hand. Bring in
your orders. Close price
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Now is the Time You
Dress Goods
We give particular attention to our
dress goods and suiting. These are
the best we have had for a long time
and still we are adding daily, prices
are low and quality very best. Come
in and see our goods before you buy.
Men's Suits
We have reduced our Men's Suits
to cost and if you need something cheap
and good you can get it here.
Soft Hats
Men's soft felt Hats regular price
from 1.00, to 2.50 now for 25c.
Underwear
All kinds of Ladie's and Men's
Underwear can be shown here, fleeced
lined, wool or natural wool, all kinds
and prices range from 50e to $8.50
a suit.
Ladie's Hand Bags & Belts
Just received a large assortment of
Ladies velvet and Leather Hand Bags'
and colored elastic Belts.
Coats
Ladie's Coats are very popular this
year. Our stock is larger • then ever
before. Do you want a coati' if so!;
come here.
PHONE 17
RUBY de GASCI
UN1JERTAK NG
Prompt Service
Moderate r'haraes
W. Ha HOFFMAN
Zux ieh, - Ontario''
NOTICE
I .hereby request that all' accounts
owing at Cabana's Brick and Tile
T a,rds, bo paid 011 or befog„ Oct; est
t; -y Wal. Mr.nrIi11, A1.ana;c'r`�
mei W t�!te aefler Rom
DI`f'ffoI�,icintrn+rt
Bought out
P. GESS & SON
Implements and Repairs and
moved them to my shop
Pulper knives, straw knives, e:te
sion ladders, step ladders, galvanize
troughs, cutters Mclaiighlins beg
snake, buggies, Deering machine' re-
pairs; blacksmith repairing, onion seed-
ers and garden tools, piping all sizes,
corn shellersplows Ji bury and Pere,.
ival and all kihds of plow repairs, axle
Breese, ropes all sizes, ivbeel barrows,.
barn Scales.
N
outs Prang.
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