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AN NOUN° MENT
I have recently been appointed Agent
for the well established ELL
Pion°, and will be pleased to give
any information in this line
Alsb &fent for SINGER Sewing Machine; the
Reliable make that have stood the test and have proven their
Superiority over all other Machine.
SHOE REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
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We have a Gradd'naval of Fah adIhflr Styies
kr wearing apparel for tn, Worm, Elisses,rlikiren
PURE WOOL SERGES
• Our stock of wool Serges is now
complete. We have all the
good tolors; Navy, Blue, Brown,
Grey and Black, in different widths
suitable for Dresses or Suits;
'pies ranging from $2.75 to $650
per, yarcl.
to Also a piee range of all -wool
0 plaid skirt lengths, 51 inches wide
t.0 at very reasonable prices.
SILKS
ea '.& beautiful display of silks in
all the leading shades, 36 -inches
:wide, from $2.50 to $4.00 per yard.
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$20.00. SIZES FROM 22 TO 32
FELT
The Lat st Shapes
VELVETEENS
A big showing of Velveteens in
all the new shades and colors.
THE NEW FALL SWEATERS
And Pullovers are most attract-
, eve m their beautifel coloring,s `--411
many new styles. They are
priced from $6 to $14 each.
LADIES' WOOL SCARFS
We have just received a ship-
ment of Ladies' pure -wool scarfs
in enticing new colors,
We are also supplied with a
full range of colors in SportFlOss,
put up in 2 -oz. Balls, the correct
thing for knitting sweaters and
Scarfs.
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Rev. P. B. Meyer is on the &ck
list,
Ward Fritz of Kitchener sp-
ent the past week at his home here
Mr, Axt, of London, is spen-
ding the week at his home here. ,
Mr. Chas. Eilber of Kitchener is
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hi".home owing to the illness of
his.mother.
Mr.'11. G. Hess of London, was
a visitor at his home here over
the week -end.
Miss Florence West of London
was :visiting her friend, Miss Rive
Heyroek over the week -end.
Mr. O'Dwyer of Lucan, was a
visitor' at the home of his brother
Dr., and Mrs. O'Dwyer on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McAllister of
Marlette, Mich., spent a few eines
at the home of Mrs. M. Stec',
last week.
A natnaher from. the village et-
teeded the Anniversary Servic s;
at Calvary Evangelical hcurch D:si
WOOC-1 on Sunday.
Last Wednesday evening the
first eeal snow of the season
its ea.ppea.raece, and the weather I
has -&ace been indeed *very.
tery. • •
We have been informed that Mr.
F. W. Hess, of Biggar, Sask., has
disposed of his dwelling and jew-
ellery business of that place and
intends to spend the winer mon-
ths in Calafornia.
In this week's issue we have an
adverNment of the .Can. Gee-.
''ha syeSlern of financ-
ial'eferestre\ent by , small amottnts,
has been very suceessfuly c Induct
ed -in Canada for several yeare,and
is indeed well worthy of your con-
sideration. See adv. for more
particulars.
e The Zurich Wonen's Inettu e
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rnet at the home of Mrs. 3. Gaeclm
on Wy.
edneeda. evening, Nov. 1011. :
9 The, repots or the Convention re-
cently held at London were ,givee
0. by Mrs. (Dr.) f 'O'Dwyer and Miss
0 Jean Lamoet; which were splen- +
• didly rendered, and many goo e'
2 points were carried home by the
.0 ladies. Mrs. J. Gascho then en-
tertained the ladies and served, a
0 very test yluech which with out e
0 a doubt was enjoyed by all pres-
ent.
JUST COMMON SENSE
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Chester L. Smith, Ptiblistiee
$1.25 a Year In Advance
FOR
HIGH
HONORS
FULL ASSORTIVIENT
SUITABLE FOR SCHOOL HOME
AND OFFICE
PRICE $2.50 UPWARDS
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Incorporated in 1855
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MOLSONS
BANK
ASSISTS FARMERS
Capital and Reserve $9,000,000
Over 130 Branches
Almosj every Farmer finds his
maneytiedeup in stock or crops
at certain seasons. If he needs
assistance he should consult our
local Manager. Savings Dep-
artments at all Branchea,
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Come in and see our fine assort- :
ment, as we have everything new *
in the line of Fall and Tweed Hats 3
NO SHADE WE HAVEN'T GOT. 9
NO HEAD WE CANNOT FIT.
KAPS
Never was a larger maga of •
caps shown in this store, and you
know what that means.
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MEN'S CLOTHING
Our Clothing Department is 401
always at your service, and with 0
our new styles for Fall, we have
a line of suits and overcoats that 0
sve feel proud off. Don't worry
about Luxury Tax, as we have a *
pslendid assortment from $25 to $45. :
Also a large stock of men's and 0
boy's Sweeter coats and Pullovers :
to chose from.
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Prod
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Agriculture has not suffered to
any considerable extent. Crop
production has not fallen of. Pra-
ctically all of our lands aree in cu:-:
tivatien or .pasturage, and there is I
still plenty of food to go the round
not any big surplus as in thee pastl
but enough and more than enough!
of many things. It this were not
so fanners -would have to sell cat-
tle and, hogs at a loss. But Id
not believer that there is a large
surplus of other farm products.
We should have an extra supply.
Something should be saved during
the fat years to tide us over the
lean ones. That is not being done
noer, but each year might 'bring an
increased production if the influx
to -the city were checked
This can be done in one way
only, and that is to pay the farm-
ev liar price for his products.
Parmin .g is the hardest work
there is, and living conditions on
farms are usually less comfortnlee
than in cities. IT the people whe
do the Work and endure the her
god-!-
ships are ieot -entitled to lead
wagee, who are? Farming as a
business is not going to the (lop
as some people think. Neithee is
it flourishing a sit should. Ther'
are several reason sfor this; the
low priee of farm products, high-
priced labor, -speculation in fooa-
stuffs, lack ot term organizetion,
and prohibitive freight rates,
among others. --E. Gregory; In
Breedees Gazette.
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Fall and Winter, We can fit you up
at a reasonable price.
WE CARRY A COM15LETE LINE OF FELT SHOES, FELT
BOOTS, OVERSHOES AND EVERYTHING THAT (0 TO -e
MAKE YOUR FEET WARM AND COMFORTABLE.
LET US FIT YOUR SHOES WITH A PAIR OP RUBBERS *I
F0 TIP WET AND SLUSH. ALSO RUBBER BOOTS FROM t
THE SMALLEST SIZES UP TO MEN'S SIZE.
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WE HAVE AT PRESENT THE FINEST SHOWING OF LAD-.
IES ' SPATS THAT HAVE EVER BEEN SHOWN IN THIS
STORE.
WE SOLICIT A PORTION OF YOUR BUSINESS.
TOTTER ANDFr! 1.7.• '7 SHOE REPAIRING
EGGS WANTED C ' fl L.. ALWAYS DONE
THE SHOEMAN
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SWEATERS, HEAVY WOOL
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