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of modern neethods'of comMunicitition
in his business.
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• a,ppreolated .friends or family.
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Fen Studio
Phone Seaforth
Winter
theVace to 'au
High class F.URN-
FIUME and save
money. How about
Agent for Stone & Wellingto
high grade Nursery stock.
The South -end Furniture
Store, Seaforth
James atson,
Successor to W. N. Watson,
RON
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EXPOSITOR
OCTOBER 2, 1914
uptiitor
:plumes, or -tiny Prince tef :Wales tios.
reente and flowers, Monkey. fer and
birds, besitles the mounts in "wing a,nil
spear slienings, all Of which are attennh-
eocitede ofteorded ribbon!, -usually' white,
dolden 'Wedding. -Mr. and tire- Chae. velvet •hats. Sailors. are high, low, large,
Holbeln of Seetorth celebrate the fit- small, *plain taxa elaborate 'to suit the
tieth anniversary of their trarettage -toe wearer. Tarhans 'appear 'la a whole
day, Priday. TheY Wert/ married in neltitade f '3 UntY anal sedate *deeigns,
-the township Lof Hay by Rell; Father I including be •
Schneider and -until doming tci f eaforth models th t a
resided on vthe Sauble line in .that, -of 'black 'are
township. Mre. Holbein's maidenname richt wines, -p rple, Rosslan green, nig-
was Margaret Thorn. Mr .and • Mre. ger brown-, "midnight, raven and iveen
Holbein celebrated this important event 1 blues- give the variety. It is years Since
by inviting a number of old and in- the hats were so .Iseautiftil in, shape
intete friends ., to their comfOrtable The grac tut curves of the 'large sail -
home in Seaforth. wThey are both
still hale and hearty and we are sure
it is the wish of their 'many friends
that health • and life may be, voech-
exceptiane 0 the rule;
femme Fere, i efe and Accident Insur-
ance•Agent. Real Estate and
Loan Agent. Insurance on all
kinds of *property effected at the
lowest rates,
Dealer ineNew.Rayretond, White and
New Herne Sewneg Michinee and
National Creme Separators.
fulre supply of sewing xna.chine
needles,: attachments, oil and re --
pairs always in stock.
Mr. Landlord:
If you want to rent yber prop-
erty quickly and profitably, you
raust keep it well painted and
attractidely papered. I'd be
glad to Suggest liew you can
increase the income from your
real estate holdings by • a small
investntent in paint. and` wall -
John Hooper
Painter, Papet Hanger, etc.
Johu street
Seaforth
Stratford, Ontario
Is a school with a continental repute, -
tion for high grade work and for the
success 'of its gra,duates, a school with
superior courses and instructors. We
glee individual attention in Commer-
cial, Shorthand and Telegraphy de-
partments. Why attend elsewhere
when there is room here ? Youmay
enter any ime. e
free catalegue. D. Al McLachlan,
J.F.DALY
Jeweler and Optician.
Issuer Marriage Licenses
The Lister
Casolin'e Engine
went given in Clintoa, aa TitursdaY
evening of last week, Ordt Alex. Wil -
trent trans the command ot the 33rd
reghrent, his time ha.Ving expired. He
Will likely' be sue eeded by Mater R.R.
responsible positi n travel -al years
with great didelity and' efficieney and
he now (retires with honor to hi:melte
the good will a his brother officer%
and a right to feel that he has 'Wen
faithful axed self-sacrificing services to
the cause which he.; still has so much
at learteWe have no doubt that Ifajor
Cooarbe will make an ,equally efficient
officer and • we are sure he will have
of the entire farce. '.'
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ore, and mart turbans, are very , bee
cooling t -the young ladies, while me -
dais for. matrons have high, soft crowne
and --soft °Inereow brims. end gre close
fittiag. That prices are exceptionally
anal surprisingly :noderate, is another
prices well „ he reach of the.
war derfully smart, velueive. models at
average purge, and' good . value was
given , as was evident -by the number of
hats sold at the three 'millinery Parlois
ordtthe -opening days. No doubt, our
milliners can prod.xce a chapeaux equal
to any direct from Pariadand it is mit
nedesiary to go to the city to act the
very latest in hats or any other part
Of one's fail. or winter --Autfit, as our
much skill in chooeing the verY best for,
the 'people 'at liese, and no doubt,- the
ladies of Seafortie and surraendlng
country wt11 show thefr.appreciation of
this be 'purchasing their millinery and
other togs in Ssatdrth.-
eather
beg Seryleesewill be.held in St. Themes:
Church on -Sunday next, October 4th.
'Holy COnuntiniON at 8.80; Morninet
.Prayer at .11 ; Children's Service at _3;
-The Meth.odist and Presbyterian
Sabbath Schools celebrated Flower Sone
day by special services Ott SundaY:is,ste
the services in both ins•tancep were In--
teresting and apetroprtate. Iii the Pres-
byterian churah .each Scholar brongiet
a 'bouquet e flowers. When all these
resere assembled in a floral bank in
front of the f.p-tdpit they presented a
for the toccasion WAS , preeclied- -by the
pastor, Reveedr. Larkin and the chair
for the service was otem.pbsed of Sab e
bath School enildren, under the leader-
ship of etre Nixon, arid thee acquitted.
thierriselves like old timers. he ehe after-
zoon there was a goodly Attendance
of parents and .others interestedsia the -
school. and ten excellent' practical ad-
dress west delivered be Rev. Mr. Brown,
of St. Thomas Church: Irt the iNfethodiet
Church the -marling service was colt -
ducted by Rev. St. J. A Ian, of Clinton.
ti
end Rev. Mx. Larkin • elivered anead-
dress to' the young pea, le in the after -
soon. The music, aid° on both eccaseene'
was exceedingly pleasing. The several
servicee ware well attended and mark
a redlletter des, in the history of the
theatregoers willtbe glad to know that
the Fire Brigade has secured . the
Perry Peerless Players, with•Den Male
loy and Hetet Corinne as headliners,'
trercing next Monday night, in car&
no's -opera thouse. This cortusarty has
man y former t occasions, land never 'fail-
ed ate . please, and there is no doubt,
that with a brand new repertoire, -pee-
sen ted - by such clever t artist8. they
will -fill'ethe house, as they have al-
eways (hate, The Ssaforth Fire. Bri-
gade deserve all the e-ncourage:neat
and financiel support we can give
thorn, as they are one Stf the bestas-
sets the town has. Read what •the
Brockville "Times" 'of Sept. 3rd has to
say of the Perry Peerless Players: "A.
large audience was weld entertained
last. evening'. at Griffin's -Thea-tre, with
Dr. Forster • Str tfOrd, eye, ear, nose and°
throat specialist, wilt b at the Queen's Hotel, Sea -
forth, .on 3rd Wedneeday of each ruonth_from 11
„,..,-;31oney to Loan—Abont two thousand dollars to
Tex) on lint' mortgage on farm property, private,
funds; Apply at ,the Exposito' Office, Seaforth.
ftatnitiry—S end your laundry to Stratford Steam
Laundry, orders to be in by I'Vedneeday noon in
oiler to have them returned Berne week. M. McLel-
• ler, Gana,dian Express Agent, Seaforth. 2441x4
Marriage Lioenses issued by Say auge and Stollery
For Sale—Good second hand sawmill, suitable for
traction engine, easy terms. -Apply box 290, Bay-
field, Ontario. • - 2439
Residence in Seaforth for sale, Don t 'buy ufitil
you see this. Apply to or address It. E. Coats, Sae..
forth. 2435 -ti
For Sale—Several aood Manes on easy terms. 11.•
daii I require a large amount of funds, 1 wolp2ur4i4lndtie:
speetfully ask for a prompt settlement. G. A. /Mlle,
to John Beattie or Alex Wilson. Complete list will
hardWare merchant, Seaforth. 2442-2
ing to contribute will kindly hand in their donations
appear in next issue.
Red Cross FUnd Growing—Gentlemth still desk-
. The Creation pictures now sho at this
conclude Friday night 8 p. m„ 'th a short address
by an able speaker, who will ave some ipscial
choice films which he will bring with him ter the
occasion. These films will Must ate the subject of
hie address and are intended to raW tbe lemons of
the drama a fitting oonclusion 2442.1
House Wanted by a nom and wife, a furnished
house in a eonvenient part of tha town. Apply at
the Expositor office, Seaforth. 2442-2
will he a patriotio entertainment-giveta in the Meth
("dist &unto under the aussiees of thleocLaAldmleus'siAeidI
AO which everyone is invite . Beat
' and literary talent -will take part. See announcrnent
next weak. 2442-1
Notice—Our accounts are dueNie first of each abd
every month. Prompt payment of same Vail gieatly
oblige. Sproat las Finnigan, Steak:nth. 2;41-2
' Fowl Stlpper,--Don't forget the fowl raipper and
entertainment in •Duirs church. ideltillop, on Wed-
nesday, October 5th. Addreases will be given ' by
Reyds. McFarlane, L trkin, Argo and the pastor,
Mr. John Marsh of Holatein and Mr. John Sent, of
Roxboro will furnish the musio, while Miss Thomp-
son, el icutionidt, of Mitchell, will add much to tae
fleasure of the evening.. Admisaion,35e. 4442-1
Our leather goods are guaran-
teed to, he -made from genuine
leather, and cost no more than
those ',64 inferior grade.
tiAkD 13AdS MUSIC ROLLS
13 IL L.' Forms CASES
LETTER CAS EN ' WALLETS
PURSES •
Sestorth
made to order. -
-Mr. Steinbach acerniipenied the remaInS
of his`tsort from Berlin. The deceased
had been ,engaged in Berlin for- some
-time. :He ;was .-srnitten with paralysis
*while engaged at his work and only
troern his dans, besides. father and
-having .been -Married only , about ten
months. Much sympathy Is felt for the
'bereaved widoW, father seed friende.
_iday. They were perchased be. Mr. Smith
and were; eirettened to the : Messr,s.
Jacobs, of 'eMentreal.--There" will be sta
schoqi- ine the Idiblie 'S4110613. here on
the *ethers, will be int attendanae at the
East! Huron Teacher's, Coneentlen, .tb.
for the trevision *laid torrebtfori ot the
Seatorth •Voteree Jeigt .is to be held Lo
the to tn halt on &Invitee October 10th
it;
eetern cing at 10. ;o'cleck. There are
over ightY4a0Peals to be disposed Of. -
We afietin reneind AII Interested of the
foWl supper and ti* good time to be,
enjoyed- ht Duff's Church, McKillop, on-
Monday- evenirig next. There will be
should' arrange to itt theree-The organ
recital in tire -.11tretlySkterian Church. on
Tueiday evening fleet by Mr. Nixon, the
organist; was .it very interesting. and
plesSing entertairenent. Mr. Nixon was
.assisted by Mr: White,. tenor soloist
of London.a-Rev. (Mir. /darker will have
for his- evening theme in.',the Methodist
Church 'next Sunday, . “LesSonsi from
•the 'Gristat . War;" -Mn and Mrs. Wil -
guests of" , ..t asidettlre‘ n; En Coatein-
sere,- Jack, ‘ Stratfera;' mototetr to Sea -
forth, onetheir „metiercyele on Sunday,
and spent‘the day with Mr. and Mrs.
T: G. Scotte-Mr-Getarle A. e.gilis of this
town has ' signed' the, centract for the
plumbing alai 'heating et- the nerwererblic
schoce building .111 -0,V,itchell.-=-41r. Chas.
Dawson, whet Was conducting the liver
store here sinee the death of his fat
The ladies' Ald of the Methodist church
are Makiog. active (preparations for a
Patriotic entertainment to be held oa
the evening of Ths,nkagiving Daye-ditr.
aid Mre. Charles -Routledge, of' Eg-
tronelyilre, . haVe,, been so 'ill _are
of -tile Illness of Mr. p. 8. Jackson,:
of- Egmendsille, but 'hope• to .see him
around ageen soon. -Mr. :Jack Best 'has
returned to Toronto, to :resume his
studies at tthe law. echeol there. -Mr.
Rounee: of drIpley, was the guest of
reandVille.e-Mr. Earl •Bell has returned
to Torontoeto resutne his studies at the
School tor Practiettl Sciehoe.-ter. Geo.
ping apples to the -Weit. Mr. Turebull
will also try be secere thie usaal outlet
kr Scotland foe igoo. fall fruit. --The
EPworth League of the Seatorth Metho-
dist Church presented*. jolm Button.
evening as a toien ;of its .appreciation
of hiS services. He. left Tuesday for
:ate Institesta 'held their anaual sport-
ing .eatrueetitioes 'ton' Wednesday after-
noon, eta the boys hold theirs on next
Friday. Weehope aleXt week to publish
the Hit 'of Use sucteesful competitors
hi the .various events..The reeng ladles
Basket Ball team and the boys Foot
Ball steam went to .Clinton, toe ThursdaY
to. play twith the .Colleghtte Students
of that town.-4,tr. A. Pe Joyeit, on
well known auctioneer, conducted a
pate in Wawanosh, this week, .at whicn
he disp,osed tot 111 head of cattle for A
total sum of $7,500d -The many friends
bf kr. •Donald McIntyre -will regret to
leara that he suffered a paralytic stroke
an -Wednesday last and is now confined
to -*this residence Mrs. McIntyre, who
had hien visiting with her sister, in St.
Marys, was called dionieratelie William
Jatniescrn, who ihas been in Detroit, for
_same time was irt town' tins week. '
Local 13riefs.-Kr. Ralph Cresswell
returned tor'ne tram the, west an Fri -
ton,. Alberta, is visiting r parents, Mr,
and Mrs. JOhn Sptoat,E
who art visiting t e home of Mre
obert Charters,
Quebec, op Fri -
any friends a -
oh' Saskatoon.
Masents mother,. ,Mrs.
Mill Road, reteirned
visit to Montreal and
day. •They• also Yisited
where Med./kronen, has ".
end Mrs. T orras; ringle, of Mil-
waukee .werdevisiting-fri nds town
Dublin
NeW Shoe Shop—Louis. Wolfe, has opened.,
bifida of shoe repairing on thOit notice and reasOra.
able terms). asks Aoi the patronage of all bis
old friends awl many new ones. 2433x4
Death of Mrs. Itedmond.-The re-
mains of (the late Mrs. John Redmon
-were brought here from OidgaidY1 f
interment On Wednesday last. T
funeral' took place- from the residence
of her ifather, the services being held
in St. Petrick's Church and the inter-
ment wasnnade in St. Patrick's Cern.
Katherine Kenny. 'She wasta daughter
or Mr. William Kenny a this place.
Muth, sympathy is felt for the bereaved
-,parents and -friends of this worthy
lady. II -Vs. Red:nond had resided
Calgary about .seven-yectrs. ,
the "Belle sof the Poste' as preseoted I last weelt.-edd. wed Mid. T. Rt. F.faasee,
by the 'Perry Players, , a company of at Toronto? were visiting' at Maple Hall,
clever artists, one of the beet seen here the liortee of Mrs.1 F. Case last weele-
in repertoire. tThe gt&ry of the Play Mr. Rogers, Postreareder, of Toronto.,
has a western setting, with e dash Was the guest of Nfroand Mrs. D. Me -
of cawiscrys and a tincture of Army life. Gregor, Gederich Street, last week. Ne.
A_ strong story of a plat for big stakes, Rogers is fa. brothet of Mrs. McGregor.
with unprincipled cunning, relieved be --Miss Drift, of ldluevele, was the 'guest
a rich comedy vein, afforded a pleas- of Dr.:and Mrs. Cooper aver Sunday, -
ten t evening's enterteinment. nsAn Mal- INfr. and Mrs. 1A.. G. Stnillle and tensile
toy, a4 Major A. Id OFIttrin, wae wry - have removeddrarn their fertm let Tuck -
amusing, and is A clever 'comedian; his ersznitin and -are now comfortably lo-
nnonol4gues and songs between acts be- cated ire their new: home on Nprthetlain
ling liberally -applauded. Hazel Corinne Street -Mr. and Mrs. James scott ari•-
•was petite tend pretty es ,Belle Brew- rived here from Grand Prairie; Orator*.
ster 'and has established herself in the
is British made throughout and.
favor -of local theatre ers. W:n. Ten- - -d ' : e
day evening They snent several weelts1
visiting friends in tne Western. towns
and cities 101i th,e way doWL-Mr. and
Mrs. ::w.NI-lays ° have arrivea in town
from Regina. We andersta,nd Mr. fleets
thinks of going into businees in Sea -
forth. -Mr. McQualg, who was Ledger
independent expert to choose and Sa.ttrday, the days set for the :fer . eome time, has been rerno.ved to
and purchase the best deeig.ned Fait opening display of hats and weer- ,Peterboro, and this successor here id Cronearty ,
most simple . economical and ef- I ing apparel for the cooling tseasoas, • Mr, Donald Gibsen, •son of Mr. Gibson,. Notes. -The Annual- 'meeting of the
&lent gaso'line engine. at the_ found our 'merchants ,ready ' with a, 1 Idibbert Branch .6f the Bible SeeletY is
a4. Toronto, a tone-ttne rnartager _of the
fpoininian Bank here. -The caneert un-, t° be'hela this Friday eyeeingtin fOretn-
fair. There were very many' en- •ehoice and abundant suiply. The new.
gines to be examined, but the est in reedy to wear garments and der the auspices of the Band, •held on arty church. The three tesident .eledgen
ha4ltdsccnelY ths- Ftiday evening, *as largely ettezided 'rem' haw .ah`daYs done' . flinch to In Ow
result was the expert bought a -hats, ward as uSeal,
and instructide. :This 'year, however, a
tiliecial.- tepresertative of the Society,
Mr. G. It Bernarde is expected to be
-es of Ilie Work fie the Pliillipinesed-The
:Itev. S.. II: Sfarkisstidri Of Britinit pandit.
rbia, spent, a fetv: idaes 'last Week ';with
of the highest grade in design,
materials and, workmanship.
At the Great Toronto Fair
last year a large firm of building
contractors -3-n. Toronto sent an
yson was excellent: as the •youngi
rancliman and the support was very
capable. Plan of hall at .C. Aberhart's
At the Millinery Openingse - Friday'
Varna
The. Red Cross. -The treasurer of the
Patriotic Society received the oTficlal
receipt from- the Red Cross •Society for
$200 which [was dorated by the three
c'hurches of Verne tned vicinity, and on
behalf of the •sOciety would. ask yae to
accept fort yourself and4o kindly COil-
vey to‘ the members of the churches,
the sincere -thank.s bf the executive
cemmittee of the Red Cross Society
for their -generous donation.
Ouality Counts
John Elder & Bons Agts.
RENSALL, ONT.
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• the E.- nieFeal .cdriPa -d di'l steivra hand panned ear donated by Mrs. 9.
Bros.,' while Miss Johe steat'e window and Atinjeentriant for the aid of. tire patriptic-
shaw roam -looked eveasbetter than on ''turnd -realized a liberal sem and was.
° former opering toceasions. 'Stella ferns: ' won qD3'.• Mrs: Callegtheen, of Egmcne&
'and floviers tend richly' collored silks 3 ville.--Men. Wiltse, who haa beeneaway
and triminge, \the handsome hatse in , for eeveral weeks. ;visiting friends: in
itIcFaul'S windows, of the mato store, 'Clinton Winefhaen .and Walton, has re.
t. turned hoene.-Dre Gillespie, of Fergus,'
'was here ithis week visiting his parents
Mr. and fMrs. John .aillespie. He rade
Kenneth Mee
apeeared to the beet iadvantage, while
the ready Ito- wear gartnents "arid furs
were displayed good style in 'the
larige show window to the south, and. up tn. this motor car. -Mr:
Zurich
of the *Aeons Bank, has vacated his
snenmer residence at St. • Joseph,
his inland -friends at Zurich. During
ztay tat St. Joseph he sokl his road-
ster and phrehased a standard -bred
Welshe posy, ;which he calls oPrince
George." It was formerly owned by IA.. t
Frank Kling 'of eleeloith, and later by-
e Clinton parte. It \has taken many
prizes throughout Western Ontario arid
Is the -sire-. of Many beautiful cats." It
is nicely marked in black and white,
with a flowing ma-ne and tall. It is
said to -be the handsomest pony in
1Goderich, will hold a ,Court of Ralli-
addition 07, will 7nveyaneer
_for this district. kmong the applicadts
will be the Free Press correspondent.
ton
iThe • young people Sf St. George's chureh, Walton,
will hold a box social at Leadbu ry school on240takoter
a the Weenen's Institute held a Very
'euceessful patriotic entertainment on
Wednesday evening in the A..O.U.'W.
Hall, which was beautifully and ap-
propriately decorated -with bunting' and
flags. The ch.air was taken by the pre-:
sident, Mrs; John J. alcGavin, -who
tng of the efeple Leaf, by the'.setrilence.
ev. Mr. Young' gave a snort sympath-
e ic address, 'he having a son among
the contingent now on their .way to
England. Mr. Savage a seaforth, gave
quite an instructive address nehicb was
listened to twith much interest, The
solos by Miss Della eecGavin, Miss Ethel
Ilear.rt of bneaforth, aed Mr. John Mc-
Arthur, :were very aoproptiete end
much enjoyed, as were also the viol
se*ctions by Miss Sholdice and Mr, W.
ShOldice • and Mr. Janes Ree. -The pro-
eeeds of .the evening amounted to a
little over .$35, which closed by the,
audience singing ."God Save the- Kingio
after which a dainty lunch was served;
The Best .
Millinery
Openin
Dollar 'the newest in' dress goods could b3 Lead of the Tn.-Baton establislonent,), Mr. James eMcKaig end family.- Mr.
Shoes
Taranto, is visiting old friends in sea- Jairces Gillespie left on Mondas, for.
seen in the two north windows. Stew -
aet Brothers had artistic. winiaw ,dle- forth and Madinat) this week. Mr. Mc -
plays and A few of theirarettiest hats Leod's conatectien with Canada's big
looked' well on handset:nisi' gowned .fig- departmental store dates ;back over
eres, the eurroundings belag rich trim- twenty-one years and h.e,Seetes to have
-='Ing'S and torna,ments In their south grown with the establishment. - Mr.
-
Men if you feel like spending evindow the Le.&. ' •
Y latest in tren's suits Jake McGee from Belfast, Ireland', is
ars for a pair of Were displayed. dem interior ot both
es with man -
stores were hung on all sid • the guesttof his b
rother, James McGee,
shoes, we can'show you shoes • ties, irk). mtags Land fers. When one I to, is -spending his holid t Mr Mc
fleetly reached (the 'millinery parlors , Gee's. -Mrs. Smart is ire Hensel' this
at this price that you will -be
- things were tprettier than ever; and ail ! week, the tam s t of Mrs. Atdre w Nioir.
Shap ten -Chowarn-A quiet wedding
toOk place tat the James Street Parson -
Miss Rhoda shone Chowan, daughter
of Mr...William, Chnevan, of Exeter, eat/
Mr; Thomas 'Hiram 1Sb:entail', of Steohen,
Were united in -Marriage by Rev. w,
a. IL 'McAllister. The bride was attired
glad to spend your money for the Op -to -date steles id hats 'were there! -Mr. Harry tStewart underwent a sec- 1St: a pretty eaten' of blue naile,tte silk.
The best shoes made .besldes crowds of ladies admiring, ais- ; and operation %for atasteee ear °num- .Her travelling suit was a bliie Waffle
• cuseing and buying, The eta -en hat is day 'last. The operatiars was iperforrred cloth with hat to 'match. Mr. end Mrs.
& sold for the money fashions first law for all ,occaPions in by Dr. 'Forster, asaisted by Drs. Scott . Shapton left on. the 'morning train dor 'a
milaslye millinery tfor thee eeasera just I end ilfelCay and was quite successful. short trip.to Hamilton and, other cities.
Madein patent leather,- pat- arrived, andethe in town have eee are glad to learn that Mr. 'Stew- On their returh they will teriide on -the
but. teditr.ed their tskill and energies in this ,art is doing as well as weld be expect- 'grocer's fine Arm in Stephen. .
ertt calf, gun mAtal calf,
direction:. The %black velvet hat is the ea and:we hope this operation will ef- Deathe of Garnet Steinbach. -The re -
ton, laced or blucher style. leading fdatdre.idt the splendid autumn tent a.per =anent caret -The young man trains of .the late Garnet Steinbach, of
Every shOe made to ifitg, and . stewing of seriart headwear., Moreover, Pethislt; swhe Was fiejered a cauple ef Berlin, everee brought here for linter-
_,,,_ two set ..styks monopolize tenor, and :tentenettego (by fallinge;rom the roof et trust ie. the Exeter eernetere on Satur-
in ttp- to -date styles. Watcn to be fashlonably hatted you enlist stetbarPrdseteovetable to iget-ttneut again daye;Septembereleth, the fostered' 'trek-.
• echoose a Sailor or a Turban.. A Sailer rand este- twin not suffer ante' permanent trlaCe tram the residence Of kr, A.
windows for display..
IL R. Scott
with wide 'brim and a fairly .high , leturyn-The Inteeeetional-Bible. Stu- Dider, tufncledot the deceased. Mr.
craw:ay-tor a soft little close fitting,' id, tints :Associatirtn'ehlive. beer% -putting oe Steinbach :Was thirty-one years of age.
turban, long and natrove and be it d the phatpe.draniaT"Creation,' et the Prin. 31e,nwas s ,0, -;gr. Daniel Stein acin
turban' or sailor, the trimming to be cess TEC -bare this. week and ettlAd-fqrth `akiW of\ , Itn!lacit for many ye- s a
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OnLario smartest, must be ostrich, burnt ostrich,' good audiences.7-Two carheads Of armY zrerehant 'tleading business m n of
Phone 51 Uncurled ostrich, sweeping ostrich &Odes were shipped from here on Tues- Zurich, and -where Garnet was 1)orn.
Bruceideld
Notes. -A very large inumber from
hein were in attendanqe at the Seaforth
Fall Fair last week. ---Bean harvesting
is the Order of the day. The. recent
showers somewhat delayed opera -time
along this line, but work bee been re-
Inewed once more and the precious croe
is being rapidly garnered to safety. -
Our local .,graia merchants, Messrs.
Scott and Company, are doing a whirl-
wind businees along this line at pre.
sent. Of late years, many farmer's were.
to be found patraeizing the oatslde
mArkets, but this season a change it
moted and, the motto qf "Trade et
Horne," is being adopted to. a greet
measure. -William MaeQueen of Snover,
Michigan., wbo for the past dour months
has been visiting friends and relatives
here, returned (to his ho:nh\on Satur-
day. -Several from this vicinity attend-,
ed the futeral of the late eirs. Stew-
art on •Sunday. -Thomas Caldwell and
bride have returned fron their honey-
moon in tliSsex County Bina illiaye taken
up their •abode' titian the groom's fine
farm inn Tuckersibitle Their many
friends wish .theen a long and prosper-
ous marride life -Daniel Ross is en-
gaged erecting a shed for Andrew
Asexistrang of the Huron Road.
•
The pang people of St. deorget'a obureh, Welton,
will hold a box social at Leadbury school, on Oc-
tober 7th. • A good time is expected. 24.42x1
Notes. -The land tis in good conditlea
for ploughing. -The finest crop of apples
ever seen en Huron °aunty, ;Will ea-
pareutly nearlyeall go to waste. Many
of tlie -trees have broken' down with
the :windstorms and'great loads- of fruit
bet theretappears to be no help for .it
Thernton and John- Geigler have re-
turned frown Westerri Canada. They
were inear Arcola, Satsk, and report
wheat as tYleidtleg 15 bushels to the
acre, bud oats and barley- were little
we ,Suggested that our county cod**
give a grant .of V11,000 for .patriotie.
purpeees. Shortly after Shetiff Reynolds,
him call a meeting of the Caution
and *die -a great of $5'01000. We'ffnd
qbjeet to eld,000 or $15,000 or even: tt
little -more butemost of them thiek
_that ear t friend ethe Sheriff aimed tOQ
higindlowever, we read that the War-.
den hastcalled- hip--cominittee together
and that 'elle y are .favorable. te.gTaht-
-.1,14arked,
ututitn....- 'Fashions
Bayfield
Fall Pair.-Tle annual Pail Fair of
on their ge ,s on Tuesday and Wed-
elesday la t Was the most successful
-shciw that! has been held in Bayfield
for emery lYears. The weather was de-
lightful and as A consequence there
was- a very large attendance on Wed-
eesday, the gate receipts reaching the
reaord fLgure of $230. Unlike the other
Shows this year the indoor department
Was net as large as in former years,
bet there was a good. display of roots
old fruit, and the quality of the ladies'
work exhibited me.de up in. some mea-
sure for the rather stnall ourribe'r of
entries. The fontdoor shoW on Wednes-
day could nnOt have been surpassel.
The ehow of cattle wes prohably the
best seen -In `the county .this year,
while the show of horses, both „light
ar.el heavy was abeve the Average a
former years, there ' hen*. thirteen en--
triees, to, the • single roadster class. There
was .aleO Ia. -splendid exhibit a sheep,
(hogs and ix -mitre. A, list at the:success-
ful exhibitora will be riven in next
weeks issue.,
Chic -Millinery
Stylish Dress Goods
Excellent Iinported Suifings and Coatings
Charming Silks and Trimmings
- Guaranteed Furs of Quality
and
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mixtures
Fine Br
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lad to Show You!' Days,
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PrHE present is marked.by the same excellent
service and iliberal displays of Fall Merchan-
dise that brought compliments from hundredS of
enthusiastic admirers . on ."opening" days,
IT We regret that we were too busy to serve all
who came to buy as well as to look at Opening
• time. 1 herefore we say "Corne again soon.",
.• IT After you've finished your vilsit you'll know
that our willingness to serve our :friends and cus.
tomers is as marked a feature of this store,as is the
lauthoritativeness of the styles shown here now in
every line of merchandise found in a store such
as ours.
reach for Tr
WeStern
Fur Mu]
Stoles
Fur Coo'
ake ict a Point to Examine
Our Fall Display of Dress Goods,
Stlitings and Coatings Before You
Buy— You.% Be Better Safisfied
'RESIDES their satisfactory wearing qUalities color fast
e
2-A ness and strength—the varieties and perfection of styl
represented in the following list ofweaves which, we vouch.
for, is unsurpassed.
THE VERY LATEST
Scotch Tweeds
Wool Velours
New Serges
Fancy Weaves
Mirabelle Crepes
'Zibeline Cloths
Prices
-french- Honeycomb
Imported Pongee
Plush Coatings
Knopp Purls ,
,avenai4. Serges
50c and less the Yard up- to $2.50
It may seem foo early to wear FURS
but it's none tool early to _select them
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