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For the next six weeks
*e will dispose of our
lie stock of xgz 5 wall
paper at a big discount.
If you have papering to
do this fall, here is an
opportunity that - may \.
, never Come again.
Upholstering and furniture
repairing.
P%c ure °framing and window
shades made to .order.
T. G. Scott
Sole agenttfor Erandon,Henderson
paints
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REMEMBER
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LADIES" TAILOR
Also Furrier
The only Born in Seaforth
Free to rs
Every volunteer' from,
will receive by calling
at our studio in his
urziform, one cabinet
photogi.ayh of
himself free ofbharge-;
Felts Studio :,,,„15
f$0aforth ?IBMs%
J F.DALY
Issuer Marriage License
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DISTRICT MATTERS
orass.--114.a onInnal meeting of
Bed Oretss Socie tee ;held in the
the Seafofth liTeh of the Canadian
Carriage Library en WednesdaY "after -
noise, °etcher 5th, at 3 o'Olock. The
draw' for the atere that Mr. H. Edge
has generously ated will be made
at this_ Meeting. e public is cordial.-
ly invited to att .d.
seen ba referen
colurenst MLA.
"view Steck Perm, near Dungannon, Jo
having a diSpersiirn sale of his than.
14th. 14. Mallea.4% is well 'knwon.
suoceSsful stoic breeder -and he has
a number of ex good Shorthorn. and
Aberdeen- Angus ttle of all ages and
the chofeest tbre to dispel -3e of by
auctian, an, the oive date. Any of our
stock of[ either these breeds +should
ThankOgiving Once. .At a most
enthusiastic reeet etf the Bachelors
and Benedicts eld in' the Council
Chamber on Tu y evening it was
decided to engag, the Curtis Society
Orchestra for a -eourse of air danee.s
to be given, aroatitly in Cardno'a MAI
the MA tat be h on Thanksgiving
evening Octeher filth. The following
.7. W. Lilvingst e Mrs. Charles- Stew -
Stewards" — Mess Charles Stewart
Keith McLean, L. T. DeLacey, Palmer
Whitely GeoTge I reel, Russel {Elates.—
A. D. Sutherland ecretary. The sur-
plus proceede will tbe used to oay. $10
to each recruit erd sting from Seaforth.
WI*1i ,ca the a.ttention. of
your re,aders to a case of injustice,
Wbich occiared at h fall _fair. After
Class had earl. Judged, the per,so.nrre-
ceiving third place refused ta take it'
ekrld put in a realest. When:- jadged
over again,:the person formerly reeeiy-
leg third *dyed first place. „The one
that had :formerly'. received. second
place thee had tea tak'e third place.
He endea.vared ta put in a protest,.
but this w.als not allowed. If •It[ is fair
for one to! protest ;surely it Ir "fair
get the farmers t bring in horses
for another: The srty endeavots to
to the shota, Then they are placed to
this the way tot lb id up the show ?
In. conclusion, I world like to -ask if
One ran wOs alio d to protest and
another not, aliotild ot the first ladg-
/rent stand ?a -AN OOKER.
ock Salestesia *ill be
-to eater -adrerttsieg
Mallaugh . Of tat 15,
September Weddle horre of
Mr. and Mrs4 Conea, Eckert was the
Tuesday, Se terriber 128th, 'when: their
holy bonds oft martri ny, to Thos. Mc -
St. James' Church afeOth, by Rev.
Father Corcoran and,,the celebrant of
'It of blue, With
trimiteed with a"
ureh leaning on
to, the straina of
ha -ware-ta blue
yee Beak. The
y no brother,
the ceremony,-
- for a tour in
rents, where a
!breakfast was.
they made a
returntng to
ey were met
lames r? the Mass was Rev. F
a black velvet hat,
beautiful white plu
white Pray er •Book
bon. She entered the
the arne•of heel father
the wedding March pi
Canner. The bride
tee sister, Elizabeth,
suit and carried a Pr
greionr was attended
Mx. Leo McKayt Atte
the taid.o.1 party event
an auto and, then, re
horr,e of the bride's p
,suereettions welding
served. la the a ,ternoo
tour of the caantrye 0
by e'en* friends. 41. the evening, when
the friends lett, ,they • ished Mr. and
Mrs. McKay a long and asperaus life.
The 'bride and gloom, t en, motored to
their home in Mc_rillop.
Rally Day.—Las Surecl:Y tbelag Rally
Day, special ,servic s we e held In con-
nection, with the Presby erian Sabbath
weathee. was not favoraile, but there
of the schoal as Well a of the elder
people of the congreg,a,ti a. At the op-
ening of the serVice the scholars
nearehed two and Atm am the school
tragam to the auditorium the church,
taking their seats ia the centre' of the
eturch, while the firmer were neatly
banked in front of .4 pu pit and xr.ade
were conducted by Rev. r. Harper,. of
Clinton, who delivered sireple but
most appropriate addres . which was
listened to with the clo-est atteation
• there ,were
d with the
lent address
. McKinley,
;arch. At the
ng was led
little Mise
micely and
as given by
le the pro, -
every re -
increase the
ion in this
of church
lei children
the results
Successor to W. N. 'Watson -
Sederal Fire, Life and Aocident Insur-
ance Agent Real Bsta,te and
Loan A.gent. Insurance on all
kinds of property &fatted at the
loteest rates
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Dealer in New Raymond, White and
New Horne Sewing Machines and .
National Grean2 Separators.
A, full supply of sewing machine
nee es, attachmt nts, oil and re.
p always in stock.
We have in stock and are
prepared to sell , at the
lowest prices No. -1 hem-
lock lumber and the best
xxxxx red cedar shingles.
Before building or mak-
ing repairs call and see
our stock or drop us a card
for prices.
Arnent Bros,
Seaforth
Fail Shoes
Are Ready
Gentlemen !
Our Men's Fine Shoes in all the
Fall season's correct models are
lined up ready for the call to active
SerVice. • A Good Send-Off.—iles4a. Howard
Hays and Fred Weir; w re ,given a
OA - 011etr departure for 'To ato, where
they Join the University Corps for
•overaeaa .service. From, Tarr:Into they go
ahortly to Montreal, Wher the regi-
: rent will likely spend ao e time in
training. Both bays were en.bers of
the Sea,forth Cadet Oar s and the
COXpe turned out la full fo ce and ac-
companied by the ban escarted
Mesars. Hays and. 177eir to he railway
station. Here a large orturr er of the
relatives and, friends of the two young
men had also assembled t bia them
good-bye and wish their od *peed.
Mayor Arrant also presented .err, with
wrist watch each, on beh lf of the
council and -citizens of the town. In ad..
e dition to this the teachers of the Sab-
bath Schaal or whichrboth boys were.
pupils, presented them wi.th a khaki
covered testament each and a foun-
tain pen, The follavving is the ad-
dress read by the Mayor:'
To Mears Reward Hays ad Fred
:Weir. Canadian Overseas P e. — On
by Au. la. the afternot
special services connect
school at which an 1 exce
wa,s ,delivcred by Rev':
easter of the Methodist c
morning service the
by paptils Of the achriel
Ina Hart gave a sale. ver
in. the afternoon a ttio
Misses Evelyn. Adams; Ma
Ethel McKay. On the w
spect and should servie
iatereat of the congrega
work and bath ,teachere
are to be congratulated
of their effor•ts.
The country's best makers o
rnen's shoes have sent us their best
and they are now ready for admira-
tion and choosing.
The leathers, the styles and the
perfect shoe building show suped-
ority very plainly. -
We have all sizes and widths and
care is given to placing a. correct
shoe on every foot.
Come and see.
H. SCOTT
The Home of Good Shoes
PHONE 51 SEAFORTH
wthe year conduct and Ufe in eour
Wish. to tee' you: that
,Ialf of the citizens of -Seaford's, I
a strati?. sense of duty to your soma,
till PM tha interests of woeld wide
deiroeracy, we admire you more than
'ever. We realize, -that aou are 'giving
uPcariersi that ;Oa had mapped out,
that ,yage are seve,ring horne ties, that
yenr parents in allowing you to &To to
What Money cannot purchase, and we
honour you, both ,for the satrifite. That
Which has already -been won at tree.
inge,u)rbers by that particular °ranch of
the earrry which you axe Jobb*, we
lose& full well. ttre hope that you. 'will
the, ocean, and that you.. ray came out
' the confliet safe and (sound and
greet us here again. with the same
hams, smiling faces: On`behalf
of tee citizen& ;of Seafortit I beg 31,04.1
eeeept treese wrist watches as, a small
token 41 Our appreciatton of you aa_ fel-
low citizens and our admiration of
your courage in TeSpailaing bet your
countrY's call and we bid rou fare-
well with a prayer rto oor Heavenly
Ptather to protect and keep you wher-
ever your duty calls. Oa behalf of the
citizens of Seaforthe
Peter Strang', Superintendent of Ws-
sions for the 13resbyterian Church, in
instructive eed.dretss his. work, In the
Presbytealten, church .here, Oa TaesdaY
on County, havlog been •bartir in Us -
borne township, awl althouigh ihae
spent a intiMber of years in the West,
and aerogtnizes its greatnesa and its
"pieesibilities, he •sirt1 believes there 10
no -more desirable ert lace than. that
of Ontario ,and no county quite the
multi of Huron. The. speaker told, of
the )(fission stations in 'leis territory,
the different -nationalities represented
inn -these, the reeds of the people, and
the church's method id reaching their,
He also 'spoke On the errarigration
questIon. In his exceedinglr practical
talk Dr. Strang left- nor deubt in the
minds of his audience ea to. the need
of .arissionarY effort in the Weet and
ti chtirch's wisdom Li sending men
and kretley .for the Warne , .
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Dr. Forster of Stratton), oye, ear, nose and
throat specialiet, will he at the Queim's Hotel,
Seaforth, on the 3rd Wsdnesday of isech month
from 11 to B. 2483-tf
Ring Lost—Lost on Saturday, September 18th, 2
goldfrings, one a five pearl and the other a single
setting garnet, were taken from the Commercial and
as suspicion rests on a "certain party, the same must
return articles at once Or they will be prosecuted.
If found party will be rewarded. Mrs, John eat
Thankoffering---; Miss Rennie (--)r-RiT,—vHan—iEi'-uw,
President of Stratford Presbyterial Society and
provincial Mission Band Secretary, will address the
thank ofiering meeting of Seaforth Auxiliary•of the
Women's Missionary Society in the Presbyterian
Church on Monday ofternoon OotOba: 61 3
citaFi°0crkS.ale—Commodiou-s, well conetructed Woken
pen, Apply to Fred Twin, Seaforth. , 2495-1
Accounts Due—As my book accounts fal) due Oct.
let,1 would be pleased to have a prompt settlement,
requiring a large ittnount of funds the 1st week in
October. I would respectfully request prompt at
tention to above. Respectfully yours. George A.
Sills, Hardware merehant, Seaforth. 2494-2
Dr. Heileman, Osteorathio Physician lb at th e
Commercial Hotel every Tuesday and Friday from 8
to 12.30. See Professional Card page 7. "2446-tf
Dinning hone and two lots on James at. for qn.1
Apply James Watson, Seaforth. 2474-tf
a De Laval crearneeparator. Grand prize for cream
separators was awarded to thaDe LayaVat the Pan -
buggies, Tudhope Anderson wagons. single harness.
plow points, etc on hancl. A. M. Campbell,
2494x1
Jewellers, Etc., Seaforth. 2277-tf
()citing to the great demand for McLaughlin, six
oylinder motor ears, ib is necefsary foryou to place
-your order with me early for spring deLvery.
Every McLaughlin car is equipped with valve in
head motor. A. Id. Campbell, Seatorth. 2494x1
Lost—Oa Sept. 20bh, silver mesh p uise, contain-
ing sum of money, silver lead penpil holder, key and
other small articles. Finder please Move it at John
A. Wilson's °ince orforward to J.11 liewitt,21349ruzels,
Coat Lost—Lest on Friday night last, Fair night
between James Hash's corner an I Duff's church, a
gray' fall overcoat. Finder please leave at Expos-
itor Office. • 2494x1
Fall Openin---g of M.4.11ine-ra.—The three
milhaery parloes in. town were the'
centre of .attraction on Friday and
'Saturday, the- opening days, and the
Stewart's were en tete for the occa-
hats, ouits and dresses were .surpass-
ingls lovey •and the buyers have cer-
tainly accomplished -wonders in seem --
Lig' so much stack daeas +goods Isuitt
Lags and coatings, as it is difficult
to procure id' ese (goods direet - from
makers. Arrid beautiful surroundings,
in all three stares, and with the ae.-
epus milliners, one coald inspect the
Urge collections •of the latest produc-
year the gay colors are absent, ex-
pressing the serious spirit esi the Peo-
ple of France, The woman. who follows
Paris in dress will wear an. equally
simple hat, peeferably of the sallar
type. There are the roll brim sailors,
drooping brio: sallor,s, small sailors
with Stalaight brims %that are *ern tip -
tilted Va the head, large sailors that
bend up,at one side in, de/sill-1g effect,
severe sailors trimmed with groagrain,
ribbon, and" "picture" sailors "that are
flexible of brim and trimmed with
draped ,eilk and a single flower. As
ta shapes, -the large aoft hat, the one
fitting • close to the head, the small
one With Just a bit a brirri and the
draped turbans are :in. high order, all
having high crowns. Aa to color, blace
and white are very str•ong. The white,
milita,ry blue and rose facings to the
black hats take away- any idea oi
sombreness and prove very becoming.
Other :good. shades are nigger brawn,
To Make a distinctioa of isirrplicity is
rre airr of the clever milliner. Atone
thre ft:re trimmer what could put the
most 'on, a feat was cotolidered the
most artistic, but' in, trh!ese da,ys the
-one Who can put et the least amot:nt
and yet create a stylish individual
effect is Cleverest.,In !many of the fab-
ric covered shapes two iratetiale or
two ;shades of one color or two col-
ors are combiaed. The trimmings are
as simple as the outlines. There
large use of ornamenta of cut steel,
gold. fur and ostrich, the feature be-
ing the use of a single ornament or
flower on ere& hat , wad it is plastered
flat on the brim or crown. • IVIiss
were !nicely decorated' "and her sts-
list hats appeared to the best advaa-
their hIgh standard:tin goad taste and
large south vlindaw was dis-
everything that's tnew in the
f coats ',suits and ready-rrade
as, well as furs. Stewart Bros.' ,
good deal of the new Primelle
of purple was used in the dec..
1
a the
layed
ine
dresse
window
red a
bade
1
Buy your wall vvaper
now and we can save
you money.. We are
offering big reductions
in price at the peseta
time. The quality and
style are Ofthe highest
grade, but the price is
from 3o% to so%
lower
alaisemagor ago*
Thompson's Bookstore
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Agents for New Idea Patterns
lasamammasmeme
oratione of velvetadreas geode; and hats.
One Pronduent and Important feature
in connection with the millinery was
the price: Artery hat seemed very
reartereable erice and. by Saturday
ntght meat of them ere la
could pwrkly tleO that the Imillhaerye and
Pali ie the 'Tear newest end the ex-
perleaced buyers have purchaaed with
an ere to quality as well as style. t
Belle ,Cienevieve, daughiter OV Mrs.
pert, of the flam Lippert Furniture
Dealers, of Ber1LO teak place at St.
3alnes' church, Seaforth, on Tuesday
mcgrang, at adx o'clock, ROY. P. Car -
corm officiating and Mrs. O'Connell
presiding. at the orgago The young
bride. even, etwa,y by her uncle, Mr.
1). gaalrler, wore a. gown of iron
meteor saki. and chantilly lace flouces,
aed long veil With Orange blossoms.
Meg laidred /OW, as metid of bon.
or, lair° loOlted•chlartuing in a gown of
rose taffeta. Mr. Prank Rooney was
groomsman end Mews. Joe Dorsey
arsd John. Devereaux *were asher.s. Mrs.,
Mulcahy sang a [beautiful solo dun,
Lippert and Mrs. O'Connell also ren -
&red solos: After the cerereony an
elaborate wedding breakfast was -ser-
ved at the bride's home, which was
decorated -1n irliitary form. The groom's
parents .and relatives came Up for the
*wedding and the (relatives 4)1 thv
bride were ialao present. The bride's
going away suit was navy' blue with
gun metal buttons mid .ahe wore • a
pretty- hat to match. The youngeouple
went to ,Detroit, Chicago, and other
places On, their honeyinoon and will be
at biome to their friends at 166 Vic -
Nola street, Berlin; atter Dec. 15tb.
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-Married.—A -quiet but pret-
ty wedding took place at the hoine
ht114., in Egroaredville, on Wednesday,
September 2601, when his • trauager
daughter, Mies Rena, was united in
marriage to Mr. William J. Jones, of
Watford, and forinerly of Stewart
Bros. staff, Seaforth. The cererrany
was performed at beigh noon by Revs
Mr. Argo, i•n. ihe presence of a mall
company ef frtensis and relatives of the
oride end gradate Mr. Earl- Iraq Eg-
bride, who was unattended, wore Ja
beautiful gam and the uaual bridal
veil, and looked very pretty. After t;le
was served, followhig which the young
couple were motored to SeafortheWhere
the.y -took (the. afternoofal train for
Watford, whe.re a reception was held
et. the home Of the Igroene's pareats.
The Ride was becoringly attired ia
a `black taffeta sult and smart black
tat, After a haneyxneee, trip to De-
troit and other American points they
Neill make their home Torontawhere
the groom holds a good position
as traveller for a leading rilk con: -
Pally. The bride was thvrecipient .of
malty beautiful and costly presents,
.arrong the nurrber being a cheque from
ter brother, 'Gordon, who is naw -in
..the tranch,es France, and also one
from her brother, Wilmot, la training
at Camp Sewell, Manitoba. The best
wishes of maim, friends go with Mr.
and Mrs: ,jones tbelr ,Journey down
Ite stream of life.
Local Briefsse-Mr. P. Thompson,
Is erecting an. addition to his resi-
dence on. Godetrich street., which great-
ly increases Its cortort and. appear-
,asece. The carpenter work is beingdone
by Mr. Winn Adams.—Ire reporting the
proceedings at a Red Cross Meeting in
Brussels, The Port of la,st week aays :
"A very in,teresting report prepared by
MTS.' Colson, of &afore': was read by
the Secretary, sd,eseribing the meeting
hi London, addressed by Col. Ryerson,
Toronto." A vote of thanks was passed
for the repatt." — The East Huron
Teacher's Institute will hold their an-
nual convention in Seaforth., on Thurs-
day andepriday of next week, October
7th and Professor. Abbott iet Ta-
ranto University„ and Mrs. Helen Ma,y-
expected to -deliver addresses. The pub-
lic axe cordially invited to attead the
evening meeting en Thursday, ,when
Prof. Abbott will d,eliver a lecture end
a good ProCtrannte will be given.—The
Winghare Advance of last week says
"Airs. tElorrutit and •daughter Marguer-
ite of Toranto, are at the bedside of
the •tthe forraer's father, Mr. F. G.
Spooling Whet we are very aorry to,
report is very low suffering' ,frorre
serere attack of pa.ralasie."—Mra. A.
who had been spending the surrarer
with; friends in the West returned
bore Saturday. — Mr. Fred Larkin of
Toronto spent ,Sulnelear( at the rranse.
—Miss Bell Culmsninge and her niece
Miss Jean &later wits have been visit-
ing friends here for several weeks
left tor their home in Regina on Mon-
daye—Percy Hoag Arthur Archibald
and Bliss Itary. Coaran and Jennie Gov-
erlock left on Monday for Toronto the
latter to the Faculty of Education and
the former to the University. Mr,
Mr. Angu.S. McKeezie ,also left- rie Mote.
day to resume their stales there:—
Miss Graee Weir was here irate _Port.
Credit for over Sunday, — Mr. Roy -
Everett of Smith' Palls, is sPentling
few holidays at his home here. —
arrither cattalo). of this issue will be -
fcnind. very interesting letter from
MT. J. A. Laidla.w) of Saarimento, Cal-
if•orr.ia, and formerly of Tuckerstrith,
'descriptive of the great Pan Arrerican
Expositioa which Mr, Laidlaw attend -
Alice spent last week with I
fr ends in
tiora—Mr. end Mrs. Robert Carpenter
f Virginia were the -mats of the
Mose& Dorcea teat week. — Dr. Hod -
ens vais leased the epeettY residence
of Mr, A.; D. Sutherland Mr, Salter -
_land lerroving into the Dickson rest -
deuce adjoining.—Miss Margaret Cotv..
atn left ofre Thursday .. for Nashville
Tannersee. she !win eaecoir periled
trete \Windsor -by Miss -Pergua
bell. Who is returning to her hon:
the South after spending the sa
with friends 0e/afforth and To
—Yera George C, Sproat eldest
ford, formerly of Seafarer- has e
ea with, tke Battalion 4inst
training in Landon, Stratford
an- entire convexly et/ its own and.
ere certainly a tine Smoking -busic
brave soldierse-Aligar beets are
the _fia0t400, tit Berthi.-,Services
invItatkin, is exte,ncied to all. Se
cohurences ,740 Pen
WOold, of- Sault Ste. Wide Mich
visiting ifer broither Mr. 1t. f,
,Architaid and sister. Km; ao
ef left eta Tuesday for D
title; where they will visit Mr.
Mrs. R. H, Archibald for acme t
Miss Laura Diliing of Tucker
-visited thia 'week with friende in
—Prior to Ids departure for To
Uriveraity Mr. Percy Hriag
presented with a watch fob from
Terung Men's Class of the Met
Meeting' of the Sesiforth AuXiliax
the Presbyterian, church will be
•the church efri Monday, October
at three atleck, -and will be ad
efd by MO Rennie of New Ham
President of the Stratford Presb
ial and Provincial Mission Band
reetary. nese annual meetings a,r
Work of the society, and the co
meeting' promises :to be of a ver
returned to his home in. Caton,
0121 Thursday, after spending ten
here with his father, who, we
•gret, to leara, is ire very poar he
—The anniversary services of
Seafarer Methodist chureh will be
ore Sunday, October' 10the Rev. D
Rager0, et London, a, former pas
Ilea !been secured for the day.—
' P. O. -Larkin -will have for his su
next Sunday morning, 'Prussian
piency and Other Kinds" r evening
Ject, "Hew Sensible Men Should
Will preach in the Setiforth
odist church at both services
Sunday. -W. McKinley goes to Ho
vine for anniversary services:a-Mrs
Wright, of Grimsby, spent the w
tend the funerarot Mr. John SW,a
—Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Bruce Skit
Toronto annnounce the engagerren
their second daughter, Ella
to Mr. Thearas Ciendinse
Son of thie bite ar. and ales. .7
liege to take *tee quietly' on Oc
ber 16th. --At the annual Meeting:
the Benchers of the- Law Society
Upper Canada ,whichewas held at
go -ode, Hai, Toronto, last week. 3
Beat, son et J. M. Bert, Seifort
was !sworn, in as barrister -a -law a
enrolled as e, solicitor of the Supr
Court of Ontario and is now eltit
o practice trt all the courts ira
taxio.—Mr. George, organist of t
reeSbyterian church, has tented C
eto of volunteers front this distr
ho will call at his studioin, Seafort
Miss Gertrude Dorsey has gane
uebec to spend her %alb:lease—MI
lla, Piendergast !of Chicago. is vis
. tat the here of .her father,
vereaux and Miss Devereaux of De
oit are visitiag at the homes
eases. Frank ,and Louis Devereau
A Mrs. Ernest Whitten of Bre
idge visited hat week at the hor
Mr. William Kruse. Mrs. Whitte
s formerly Miss Myrtle Wad.
orth, daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. Nei
tn, Wadsworth, formerly of Sea,farth
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The Seafeath Show.—The annual fad
ir off the Seaforth Agricultural- So-
ty, held tola their spacious :grounds
e on( Tinirsday and Felday last was
far the most succe.sstul show heid
Vile county this year, and one af
best Jae the history of the (society.
weather early Friday morning,
ked little threatening, but before
W Was 'bright and warn; and eon-
ued perfect, Oh' weather for the
moan. Consequently there WO a
„elepartrr.ents was a- splendid: suet
. The Aviculture,' hall was taxed
eapacity, by the number of, ex-
• ner.ber of the town merchants.
ong these were exhibtirs of stoves;
Messrs. T. G. Scott and Jasnes
.es, harness and, leather dierolaY
Broderick, piarteis wad, furniture by
ole 'Walker 8e soh and a fine dis-
s from Beattie Bros.' Variety
displays ,provided exCeilent music
a plea,sing and varied programme
,Thursday evening and Friday
was 'greatly enjoyed by art ever
ging audleace. A special feature
year was the exhibit of war shells
re, which are being made by the
rt Bell Engine and Thresher Com -
which made a flee display as
as ati intensely interesting one
t, they attracted. so many that
The !other, indoor departrrents
the exception, of fruit. were a a-
tter ttta,n the average and, con -
g the year there Was even. a
display of that. Roots and vege,
were good and •the display of
s and points was the finest in
The fine arts incinding aisle/1-
Studio were welt representel.
the ladies' work as ,alWays, at -
d a large share of attention. In
• in ail _elevate. of tOrseri and
the Latter making...orte of the
ihibits in years . while; the ,sheep
Itry there wits an exceptionally
xhibit the new poultry shed be-
erely inadequate to hold the
entry. The races owing probably
sea,aort were not as well "fille-d.
1. but as alwatts, pravided in -
for the majority of the specta-
e Judges being P. Scott, Br US -
d Robert Wilson, Seaforth. The
eceipts •amounted to $6:00.
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?J.1OT0BER 1 19i
onderful Succeis has Marked
Fall Millinery Exhibit
in which the spirit of
"Glad to Show You"
has,beenjelt throughout the St
These ar still days ofilad to show
and Ore marked by the same.
excellent service and liberal:
displays sof Fall therchandise
that bas already drawn corn-
plim nts from hundreds.
You who have:been here, are
just as:!:welccime 'to come
again. To thOse of you who
have not • yet attended thi
event we want *)u to consider -
this message a'1/4ipersonal invi-
tatiog to come ;
After you aVe fihished
your visit you Will know that
our willingness to serve our
friends and, cuStomers as
marked a featurie, of this store
as is the authotitativeness
the styles showil here now in
every line of merccandise
found in a store uch as ours.
Rich a
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most f
above
ItUSSIAN STYLES IN COATS
AND DRESSES
REDINGOTES
PRINCESS EFFECTS
APRON TUNICS
are new features and together with mani,
other lovely styles will be shown in the
messalsompom
STANDARD FASHION SHEET
for OCTOBER
eall fir a FREE emy at our
Standard Pattern Department
Fall Snits az Dress GQ0
Rich and beautiful in colors and weaves, yet of so excellent
quality, that they lare sure to give excellent satisfaction for
wear anytime, anylwhere. Exquisite charm is held in the
splendid array of . atterns displayed,in the pleasing harmony
of colors cotnbine in the most simple designs. And, too
there is a wonderful lot of plain fabrics unuisitally soft and
graceful in texture and with a fascinating depth of richness
of color.
Our efforts in this department tend im one direction
—to show you the authoritative styles.
Bilks 50c to $2 ayd. Dress goods 25c to i$2.50 a yd
Suitings 750 to $2.50 goatings $1 to 4'8.50 yd
Dress Making Department Again
Fuli Swing
At a moderate cost you can get. all your Fall and Winter
clothes made here to your own special measure, and -in the,'
style you prefer. We guarantee you perfect fitting garments
and excellent workmanship. If you want a new dress, snit
or coat made by us, place your order early, then youg.will hot
be disappointed on time of delivery: We will do our utznost
to please you in every detail.
Ladies' Coats
Original, Dignified
and of Excellent
Quality
Our Ladies Ready -to -Wear ap-
parel offers a most pleasing se.
lection to choose from.
Coats $10 to $35
Suits $15 to $25
As exclusiveness is one of our
strong feattires you will find but
one garment of a kind, so to get
the best of the selections offered
You had better come early,
Ladies' Suits
J. CTAVISH
EAFORTH
Butter and Eggs Taken as :Cash at Highest Prices
Phone 22
The llargest
the stock now
on all future -de
to to 25 per
Hea
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