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100 -Pc. Dinner Setts, Regular $30,00 for $22.75 3:
Cut Glass Water Setts, Reg. $3.00 for +
toysand Girls' Stockings, Regular 50c., for 25c
Oil Cloth Mats, Sizes 18;t27", at each ... • • . • . ..... . ‘..5c
4. flannelette Yard wide, Regular 40e, yd. for . 25c
WLert's Neck Ties, Values up to $1.00 for 25c 4'
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New Fall Merchandise
NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF THIS STORE HAVE WE HAD
,SUCH A COMPLETE UP-TO-DATE STOCK
New Velvets•in all the Leading Shades • -it
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New Santoys, Queens Cloth, Serges, Flannelettes, Etc.
Pure Linen Towelling at Low Prices.
A Full line of Sweaters, Underwear, Flannelette Blankets, Wool ff..
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MAKE THIS YOUR STORE DURING THE FAIR DAYS. WE
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BLAKE
Mrs, Alex. Denomme of Windsor,
is visiting a few days with relatives
and friends here.
Miss Hazel Ducharme has return-
ed home after spending two weeks
with her sisters and brothers in De-
troit.
Mr, and Mrs. Willard Ducharrne
left last Saturday for Detroit where
they will spend a few :weeks visiting
friends and relative.
Mrs, Ed. Denomme, Sr., was a we-
ek -end visitor with her daughter,
Mrs. Mero and Beck -of St, Clair,
Messrs Clarence and Victor of Lon
don were guests with Mr. Russell and
Gerald Sreenan last Sunday.
Mr. ,A.ttaus Denomme left last Sun
day for Detroit where he has secur-
ed a position for the winter months.
Mr. Len Denomme and Morris Dur
and of Detrait spent Sunday under
the parental roof.
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. and Chas. Be-
dard, also Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Overholt, motored to Big Point over
the week -end. '
Mr. Leon Jeffrey Sr., received a
message concerning the death of lit-
tle Dorothy, infant child of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilur Dewey, of Rolling Port-
age, the child died at the Winnipeg
Hospital.
MARRIED -In Detroit, Mrs. Bach
el Denomme, to Mr, Fred Smith,
both of Detroit. 4
DASHWOOD
Mrs. (Rev..) Eifert of Detroit, vis-
ited in. town -on Wednesday
Mit. L. Hamacher and Mrs. E. 1.
Restemeyer, are visiting in Detroit
this week.
Miss Ida .Routledge of Zurich
a Sunday visitor in town. „ was
Miss Myrta Hoffman of Y -
'spent the week -end wir
ents.41. her par -
Missionary cervi -
In the Lutheran el es will be held..
day. - .turch next 'Sun,
Mrs. G. Fish
returned hor er and daughter Edna
ending. air ,fe on Saturday after sp,.
Beach., • .t• summer at Ipperwash
Mr •
wee' and Mrs. P. Kraft ,spent last
in London.
Mr. Erwin Mcisaac of Windsor;
spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr. Chester Gaiser •has 'returned
home after a pleasant visit with fri-
ends- in Detroit.
Friday evening, October 12th, is.
the date set for. the Monster Fowl
Supper, at Calvary Evangelical Ch-
urch. The looks very appealing and
the public is assured of a sumptuous
repast. In fact a bigger than ever
attendance is anticipated, and those
in charge are assuring the fact that
there will be abundant luscious fowl
for everyone that is good enough to
buy a ticket and attend. This event
is looked up to by a great many as
an evening woth while, and every-
body is cordially invited to attend,
yes bring the whole family, as well
as your neighbors and friends. After
the big supper, a very carefully sel-
ected and appropriate programme
will be run off, which will alone be
alinost worth the price of the admis-
sion fee. Don't forget the date and
share this feast together.
Hymenial .
A very pretty autumn wedding
was solemnized on Saturday Sept-
ember 15th, at 4.30 at the hesidence
of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Bender when
their daughter Idella May wos un-
ited in marriage to Mr. Vernon A.
.Schatz. The ceremony Was perfor-
med under a bridal arch surrounded
with .p.utumn flowers by Rev. F. B.
Meyer, while the Wedding March
was played by Mr. W. R. •Goulding
the bridal party took their places.
The bride was charmingly gowned
in a dress of georgette with an emb-
roidered veil caught up with a band
of Orange Blossonis, and carried a
bouquet of pink Ophelia Roses; Lilly
of the Valley and fern. The brides-
maid, Luella Schatz, sister of the
groom was prettily gowned in, a.
dress of beaded pink georgette, also
earring a bouquet of pink Ophelia
roses, The groom was supported by.
Archie Bender, brother of the bride.
During the signing of the register.
Mr. W. R., Goulding sang very .beat!,--
tifully, "When you are Truly Mine."
Following the ceremony a dainty
Wedding Dinner was served in the
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dinig room beautiful decorated in
pink and white to about 75 guests.
The gift of the Bridegroom to' the
Bride was a beautiful set of Com-
munity Plate Silverware in Gros-
venor design and also a Walnut ced-
ar lined chest. To the bridesmaid, a
mesh bag,. to the groomsman and
pianist a combination travelling mir-
ror. For travelling, the bride ,don-
ned a brown lace dress with hat,
shoes, stockings and gloves to match,
and a Hudson Seal Coat. The bridal
couple left on a trip. to Toronto,
Thousand Islands, Montreal and De-
troit. They will be at home after
October lst.
AUCTION SALE
Of
FARM STOCK AND' IMPLEMENTS
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On Lot 22, L. R. E., Hay Township,
On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th
Conimencing at 1 o'clock sharp
LIVE STOCK ----1 heavy mare 10
years old; '1 heavy mare aged; 1
aged dr-iving horse broke single
and double; 1 driving mare 10 yrs.
old broke single and' double
2 cows 8 yrs. old due Dec. 27 and
Feb, lst; 12 young cattle one and
two yrs. old; 6 dozen cock hens one
year old.
IMPLEMENTS; ETC : -M -R. bin-
der nearly new; M. -H. mower; M. -H.
10 -ft. hay rake new; M. -H. fertilizer
and grain drill nearly new; M. -H. 3 -
horse dist harrow nearly new; steel
land roller; 24iorse culiVator, 3 -
section harrows, churn, -scuffler, No.
21 Fleury plow, Bain handy wagon,
new; 2 wagons; Bob sleighs; cow
chains; 16 -ft. hay rack; sling ropes;
1 -horse wagon, gravel box; wagon
box and spring seat, fanning mill,
quantity of tile, 600-1b. scales, single
harness, double harness, 4 collars;
shovels, spades and numerous other
aticles.
TERMS OF SALE -$10 and un-
der cash. Over that amount 12
month's scedit will be given on
furnishing approved joint notes. 5
per cent. off for cash on credit a-
mounts.
Thomas Turnbull, Proprietor.
N. Turnbulll, Cerk.
Oscar Klopp, Anctioneer.
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44. Greasing entire Car
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Commercial Garage
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LITHOL is Positively worth $5.00 of any man's money, hav-
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