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DrSTRICT MATTER • visit duthe Barris Sask. He
Seafia-th Collegiate. -The board of
adueation, and staff ot the Seata'eth
Sollegalte Itstitute, are Much graltfied,
'with the showing of tbe candidates at
the recent departmental examinations
Despite. the digticult nature of the
examinations of this year. Only eight
attidents in the :entire anhool were
=success ikul. the school having Ism
average of 84 per cent. for eucceasful
.puplis. Twenty out of 22- were succeiS-
Sol at the lower school, while fifteen/
Obtained their entrance to fiatulties
exaniiratIons. At the latter exarninat
A0074 four obtained honors in Part I.,
this doe a not Include the 30 students
Selo obtain certificates by working on
faxit5 er_d enlistment:
Stephen
Robert Catnntell Dead. -On SuodaY
of last week, Itir „Robert. `Canapbell,
of Stephen, passed away onfte aud-
sdetly at the age of 55 years, 7
namths and T days. The deereased
had beezi ailing- since :winter but
was not considered to be tiierioUSly
tL On Sunday he was taken' owith 8.
bernorrage of the 'brain. and passed
law,ay in, a shoot time. 1 -le .survived
by hia widow land risoighter. Nellie at
•home. Four brothers and two sisters
'also survive Mrt. Albeit Esterett, of
Washington; Mre. Arthur, Coxworth,
and George of Saskatchewan ;
so mai= of Herssall and .john of
Oa. The tusterai was liekl cal Tues.
day, cenducted by Rev. Corriere, di -I-
tem -lent in Grand Bend cemetery.
Mitchell
miteheu. Boy Killed in Actioni.-Mr.
'Alfred Price received a letter on
Monday of last week froM .his• brother
Pte. William Prize. of the •Royal Army
!Medina Cors. Later Ufa same
day Mr, Price, received a rtleSSage
sasirg that Pte. Price WaS 'r
actior. oo August Oat. The latter
Went to Frianpe with the first can -
Urgent from England, and had been
actively eroraged ever since the , war
started. He -was the youngest of a
fapaRy of several bays a'ad (the news
of his dealth is keenly deit by his
brother in Mitchell. who has the
the synosathy of the citizen C
Wounded lat the Front. ee Official
rtvord, has been. reeeived that Pte.
Frank Dent had been ad:natal-1 to
the hospital euffe'ring with. a. gunshot
wound in the knee. Pte..Dent, vette
Man, about 31 (years of age, ens
listed ;With the 34th Battalion., but
was trentsferred to a Toronto Mote.
land Battalion when the 34th r
broken up, At the Utile of aoitieting
he was world -mg on a fttoin na
ear Russ
eeldale. His 'wife and three children,
rer. tre living in Stratford.
Minton
; Floody-Chant - A church ;wedding
took place at Wesley church, at Ineon,
en Friday. August lith when ?Wax,:
Mary Bevan Chant, elder eda.ughter of
Kr. and Mrs. 1-1. B .Chant, heestne
the bride of Wlllttrn Edward Floody.
Rev. Dr. Routiedge ,pastor of the
church. performed the ceremony. The
bride was .given, away by her father,
and wore her travelling costume. a
tailored suit oe blue cloth. with 'blue
_ French hat. The couple were un-
attersied. The weddixt4 guests being
- only close relatives. were ;seated in
the centre of the laurch, the ushers
'were lassie.: .3. Sutter food D.; /Coate -
10n, Jr., while a number of ladies
'were seated in the body of the church
end gallery. Irrortediately after the
ceremony autos. conveynd the entire
Tarty to the, home of Mrs. Chant,
were a reception_ _was hheld andi uo-
-cheon served, the -bridal party leav-
irg on the three o'nfock tramn.- tar
Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec. Atter
a short 'honeymoon Lieutenant ,Floody
will relain his regiment the 136th
at Valcartier, and Mrs. Fioody will
'remain in Quebec until LS is iordered
overseaa. The bride is a native of
'Clinton but has b em in Auburn N.Y.,
lois the wast two -years, Lieut.Floody
is also a native of Clinton,' being the(
sot, of Mr. E, Fioody and was on
'Toronto World stag. The bride is a
tlee,e of Mr. Robert Holmes, former-
17- of the New Era. The wedding
mrty cor.sisted of Mr. and !Airs. E.
Fioody and 'daughter, Miss Olive Cof
Toronto, M.r and Mrs. Robert Soimes
-of Toronto; Mrs, R. G. Emerson, of
Wirtnin-peg. a. iter of Mitt "Chant,
Ms Phant, at Unto -ovine, nother otr
Mr. Chant ; Rev. Dr. and (Mrs. Rut-.
ledge, Mrs .1) .Canaelan and idaughter,
*.s .Wea,therwax of Orillia; Idir. and
Irra. A. Cantelon and .two ;daughters,
Mr. John Sutter, And the 'parents of
the bride. The Expositor joins Mr.
and Mrs .Floodyss tnany friende; In the
county in exteading congratulations.
Morris
Notes. -Mrs. Suirivan and brother
Mr, George Garress, or Detroit, have
teen visiting friends in this vicinity.
--4304ne of Ur .vir -a. Forrest% haleike;
clover measured 49 1-2 Inches, It Wfl.s.
BL exeeption.ally good crop. - Pte.
John Anderson. who ha.s been helping
�. his father's farm on the t -4th line,
foo four weeks. hes returned to
'CAW Borden. -Mr W. 11. McCuteheen.
tof the Sth line, has purchased a
Cheverolet car from W. Atnent In
Brussel.-Mr. James Gibson, an old
and highly esteemed resident of the
9th line passed e way on Wedriday,
August 16th, aged 72 years.. - %MISS
Annie Geddes, 3rd Iine has been. en-
gaged to teach the MoVittle school or:
the 13th concession, Hullett„, near
Lotdesboro at fa salary ssf $600.-Mre.
Wifln Fowler 1.8 Vigititte her broths
er, David Sproat, Belgrave ,also her
olece, Mrs .Jornea Anderson, bth line.
sirs. Fowler hat Suet .returteed frosi
1 for the post 11
taker. with It. 111
Calbicla formerly
Mrs. James ticOr ken, 5
several .ribis fro -attired as
of an, accident reeently,
okii4
shO has! epent rt
h her 41 oghterto
home f a ta sho
past ' eek, for
has -bet.,we
e„ans , (au Is qtkit
wife' s a '
f - this own,ship.
line, ba
the reSult
Death or TheosA Garg
omits
resid
1:her, Co
e ofr 81"
oat tim
roke ' on. of iti
ars, th acciden 1,
hia I de se. It i
since th decease
e w ever mar
s, RObe t in Mor
rrnavgle:O.115:14,f. f -aan' e(fuSnt ear't at
sdate,iertroxj t
Rery • r. Thom
nserV . Mr. Gar
incoln.s: Ire, Eng
ted to well -to
do. Mrs, 'Brewer, 1.t whas home h
died ,is a niecee• e ;-
The Late James Gibson. It we
with sadtp,se. that the pu le genle,r
ally learr-ed•en We n,esday - rning o
1
the death of )Y1T. araes G, son, i 0
the ninth concessi n o f1 rris) 6
Sunday night, he was ,tie rtl wit
paralysis 'which lett MP 1 a pre
eariouS condition ,34. even he IP
mediate feanity di not 'ea !se t11a
the end wa,s 190 near. Pew t en. werl
'better known or more hi, ly : es
teerned than th 1ate Mr: sono
genial mann,er and kindly d spositia
,ga.lted him the 4espect o a
who had the p1aAi4e of this quaint
erne. He was one of tlVel O der real
der.ts of tali& raecti 71, ea0 tp eyed, ri.
small part hi, the making Of he early
history of Blyth land Aetna . The,
late .tr. Gibsor_ was born ia the
Townahip of Kitly, Leeds c Linty% 3n,
the year 184.4 ;sod came to YMorris
to the lioine of h cousin:I r. sehn
mocr.ey, of the 5thl ConcesS a, •whek,
nineteen Yelars of ae; Hera los
sided until 1811 tv en lie tt ik up,
lot 6, conoession 9, orris, tv ion etv,as '
then in its iri eya eta,tet•a d in the
same year was no reed ;t Miss
Phoebe Asui 4.1c0,rt Itsto 04, tilss, 4th I
e,
corneeslon of the itaerie 1 celonsnip.
To this union was ben, a l amily of
eight skis and t o boy's, i alnely - ,
- Miss Ella ar41 . 45. J. E. Taman,
Barth; Mrs .11-roCall Morris; Mrs. At-
kinson, nagereville ; Mrs. 0 le, Fro-
bisher, Saftka.t.chew n ; Miss ! Roby, ,a
milliner, in Edroorton, Alta ; Miss I
Gertie. a milliner, t Tharree ord • ..W ;
. ,
of the r.inth conces ion -of til rris, and
Miss Sarah and Jo , ea at ho „e. The
decrease ol was an enthusiss le meal -
her of the • Orange Order, 'havialg
been conn,eOted, wI1L that a satiation
;since he was zeve teen. 'years of age
,and at the Otte .11.18 ;dem se was.
the oldest memberl of )31yt Lodge,
He.- had filled all the offiozs l .. the
primary lodge eir44 ;haat 40 \ BOnle;
years ,been gterj of Cerearonter.
Besides his: ,wife 4_1% y,
ceased leaves to mourn.
thee brothers attd one .siet r. They
rartAl- William Gibson, In t e Meet :
Samuel, in, Winnip'eg ; Tho '
'..in
Smith F,a.11s erre]. Mrs. Ga diner, of,
Kitiy Township, L4eed8 Cou ,ty, all
-
of ivilioto vth4 ynlOath of the
community in tbeit berela.ve ent.
-
Perth *Totes
-At a meeting Of st.mary. Chaser
of it,be Daughters la the ui.1nei it
wags decided, to adopt a pr sorer of
war, Haseltoni Moore, eon f 3arne,s
Moore, of that. totan, who .3 ';101.Wa
prisoner in GerimanY. They. vvill un-
dertake to Bend a hamper of food
creel month. • ;
-Mr. August Grieve, a to
der.t of Mitdhell, died at
It ListoweI on Sunday.Th
ed had beer, 'ailing for ab011
.
Mr .Grieve lived t1, Mitchell
tirne, working at is trade
•m.aking, fixing e7rrployed in
Coles Istore.. About two yeil
moved back to Liatowel,
. ;
home.
-Mr. W. .1 .Eve, (4 .8
WIEW ',Coaled an Mo day of
by the 'Wax Off e, OW
Lieut. W. L. Evi , 011.ithe
was killed in acti on. Fri
belonged to a Liverpool regi
went overseas last !Noverabe
talned his degree of, M.B,.
ronto Medical Sohtal last '3
noffiaillitiasx, fbartwathearewtiitsieronbettir
63rd Battery, at hohdort.
-Or. Thursday lst, Mn
Walks, passed awIty at he
or. St. •Andrew8 Sltreet, in,
year. The deaseki whose
name was Phoebe tarVey,
th Whitby ar,d ceethe to t
shin' of Fullartare es a bri
45 yea.rs later, 'she and her
retired, going to t. tiary
Or. Wednesday, gas;
taker. El and on the folio
pass -ed away. Thr e zor.s .
William, of Galt; Isaae of
a.r.ecl Jelines of 'the tjownLI.ne
ton land Blanshard
-Bev. Dr. Taylor, son e
W. Taylor, reetorl of St
chUrcb, St. Miarys,and a f
tor of Trinity c'hirch, 'Mitt
came back from C Lila, Whe
been, exigaged for a nuMber
on'aecount of the 111 healt
wies, Ws been otteredj isev
portant positions, ,E0110nirwii
post of geteral cre 'ry
LaymerSe M1ionay kr ern
Anglican chureh Li Can a,
ary of $3.900 a y ar Ortith
Teronto. It is pos Ible that
Acoort WA PoStict$Ii 140
1
day, ;August lath;
old land 'Well
3rel line, died !at
and Mrs. Fired Bo
at the advanced o
rim months. A
Garnis,s }fell ar..d.'
hips land at his Y•
ever sixty years
to doubt, hastelleci,
eatne to Morris.
ited. Four brothe
ria; 3ohr1nAlg
Bluevale; and G
and twa. sistere su.
took place an Tu
Bluevale oe:metery:
san, conducted the
niss was born in
lard and 'was repo
On Sitn.
a
rt OS. lt
-of
cestion, 4,
ar8 841
rag),
rner real -
it home
decease
a year.
fOr sortie
. Shoe -
11.
e AO he
s forrr.er
. Marys,
at week
is Seta-
,
ay. He
exit, and
, He ob-
the ¶o -
e. Doe
Niobe at
s to the
. DaVld
her 80th.
polder.
as, Sorii
e Town-
e. Aboitt
husband
to live.
isudelenly
Ing (lay
;survive,:i
t. Marys
Fullars
Rev,. 3.
James
liter ree-
ell. Whiz;
e, .he 114
oil years.
of hie
ral tn.
h is the
tire the
At of 't
at atieW
efiiee
- 'he ;may
; tirit*
iliang:111114I•Mr'S%d
log:',1attra:
.'11r4a$s IhOpes: of
; 0.
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CJ ASS ande
ate eakfeOtion
tiMe. Het Was a wl
promitent ! in, tit-
! ,en a !mild=
:.venal 'years. H
04: land .always
of .eveirything..
deeply, 'regretted
ceased :hint 4-1;
and hiel leaves t
daughters :to tiro In his last, of who.
e Mrs. 'Charles Stallnp, of
14,10404
ontinue to improv
era:W.1'4S hie wor'
rit claSte Of Otitna.
lorl are fl01Wsummer
0Ore,• f tia 4th .
,died UifIefl1Y on
melt,
kft... year&
Died Wit
tar some
rater a,i.
I._•. tin
ndil to.
y respect -
ft aide
, will be.
• ;His 'wit.
trber or Years ago
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Crompton
Corsets
daughter.
1 Sch-o1
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°axles and Furnshin
for Boys and Girib
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ga.by's Great Danger
During Hot
, ' , 0000000trees
eather
More little ones. die cluring the hot
weather than at f m
fly other t e of the
year. Diarrhoea, dysentryi ob.oler a in t
faritlana and stomach troubles come
without warning, and when a medic
Inc ia•not at hand to give promptly the
short del ay too frequently -Means that
the child has passed beyond, aid.saby's
Own Tabtr
Tablets shoild ?Say 't be ki
ept n -
homes where thereave? ' ..g children.'
An occasional dose df the Tablets will
prevent stomach and b,orvel rouble,o
if the trouble -corn
es suddenly, ' th t
proropt use of the Tablets will cure the
baby. The Tablets are Old. by medic -
n
inc dealers or by ail at 25 cents a bot
from the Dr. W, iIHams' iMedicine 00.
O
Broekville, ntt
; Munition Deliveries
• TIein Monis from
dellvT
erles-rf7r1.5.
ntiwrio a,re r soing .far behind'
t1e qn:antities • Omiaed, end wal
• are seriou,slyi• preherisive If the
:
elating CCCOlti zts canhot be better.
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:
,
• 0114 10 the eta. Int of the Itn-
perlial ,- utitions Beard , to 'thepro.;
ir
vinetal rganizati n. of ItesOorces Coen-
tnittee, ' nolt been conducting a :
isreihithiary inye gallon, into labor ,
conditiOrts in, mu ition plants in Toe
rontd, 'Hamilton 4n4 :other Ontario!
citied.- . ,; 1
. This' snort,age, ItflL1 production ' has
�een,liaMelly glue tel the fact i that'
thee Inera been, a, -err' inedequa,ts. aup-
ply ; of , labor out Iciently stilled to
make; ;deliveries elffeotive. : This. 'nos
'-hattinered feet lee turning r out
forgings ani component parcs.
:which, Pii, turn, have adveraley affect..
ed operations at ith,e' 'madslining and
assembihig plants, But thee, e also,
have been -unable to 'make deliveries
as eeheelttled, even when, they aos ful-
ly. Supplied. 'with forgirgs ' and ' co:TI-
NT:oat parts,: largely awing to the
shattag.e , of labor • •:;
The- Provincial Comtntttee,, there-
fore, in bringing hese facts' to the
attention, of the public, •delsirea
1. - To hall the attention • of all
those engaged in the munitlions and
alliedirohistries tO the fini3ortaincei of
their 'service ;and' the great respon-
sibility ate;sting uponthem tti individ-
uals to co-openit and do . all in
their power to etre a ateady and
increased eupply of munitions for our
forces at the fro t.t . ' I .
2. To urge upo an those who are
ineligiSee, fOr Dye seas ,service and
-who are anxious to voluntarily da
their beat in finis great 6tru gle. (s-
pecially those noW engaged .n, *DOI:-
productive work cr in the p oduetion
ef cointrodities wlhich are duxurietl
tnore or leas) to 4onsidei e. ployrnent
cor ntunitioas as tberl next best :ser-
vice to going ov ,reees. =,
3. To urge W Tnentt • Emergency
Corps te register womentor muni
-
ton- work or %for work which, • will
release anem for the rr,Maitions in-
dustry.
• There is no need to emphasize the
fnaportance of the highest possible prot
ductioa of munitions. The lies -of our
boys and the euecess of their en.
cleavers depend upon it. Statemen,ts
from: the highest authorities' tn. Great
Britain land from the front bear no
small tribute • tO the • part that
munition workers are playieginbriag.
ing the war to tt, succes5to ' conelusa
ion.' .
The Officer CO manding a brigade
of Canadian arti lery, who ,returned
from the front 1 t 'week laald ,trite
Geranate will ne er- break, throtighe
row. Before, the4r had : 'Munitions,
guns, equipment -everything but the
-"nerve." All w 'had Was ("nerve",
But twat we haive Mood uns and
plenty of good aijnmunitbn.. Whereas
fOrtmorlY$ /,We. la . limited (to ten
to fifteen atunds a kalif a, ay, now
we u:se 500 to .101)t) a. gun, and one
week lately we 1ept 'going all ,week
r.ight land day.. I 's all itnportant that
glom' ebei kept' ,up
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Are made so m n)7
di erent models to fit so
m ny •. different fiiiires
that there is no excuse for
w rnef*ri0 having er-
fe t fifttrig corsets. 111
fitting corsets are not n-
ly uncomfortable but un -
h althy and make youarp-
p at -to _disadvantage las
w I'. Your correct mOd-
el is in our corset clepa4-
m nt, ask to see it.
P ice.....50c to
this
eva
bea
NT many da*374<s until school opens. And with it
the demand for all manner of school wearing ap-
par 1 for both boys and girls. We have made special
pre aration for school daysin the way of good sturdy
rnerchandise that looks well, will 'stand the wear and
is not too costly. Boys' seiti, hats, caps and bloom-
ers, knickers, stockingssweaters, shirts and girl's
dressep, stockings, ribbons, hats, c aps, skirts &c. Do
your shopping for school here, it will pay you.
omens' Nlew Fall Coats
ERE aretwo advan
The usual advanta
year the additional'
ing any future rises
tiful coats: reasonab,
ages in buying your coat early
e of getting first choice, and
clvantage of buying early and
in prices.. We ,have some
y priced. Call and see them.
Pric
••••• ores rre ,�S,... 40c0 •••
11
Price
The new fall hats are
here - men who know
Fitwell hats need no fur-
ther description, ;They
know from experience
that " Fitwell " stands
for head ease., superior
quality and correct style
at a popular pace. ,NO
other make of mi ir hats
embodies the same
gree of distinction
value. They, ,.made
in both soft:a:rid stiff felt I
in every wa4ted color .
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•
,
.enb rrel 000 ars AL-Nt. _
.ar to -
Vrt
. .$10.00 to $35.00
e.
bif" -t
en's Suits
New Suits for Women
Teti -1E first shipments of women is suits for fall have
have arrived and even at this early,date are be-
ginning to move out. They have so many new attracoe
five features that you will want to buy- yobrs early too;
ask to see these suits when you are in.
Prices..
..„$15 00 to $30.00
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Women's Suits
Made -to -Measure
Made -VI -Measure
We want every man to see our new
fall suitings. There are so many.pew
patterns that description fails. The
one grea point in our favor is:that we
are able o
the ,supply of _Amu
and .therlettaed."
Efforts to use women) an ar.unition
plants are (meeting 'with; fg':' SUCC258.
Itt ;a number of !places Wave
registered, land are waltin /to be
called to work asi mon tacestary
' arratgements can. be made. In Well-'
and, for instance, 95 'women se01)0hd-
ed last wee`it: to that call t.of a lacory
there which needS 150 (to 200''iwornev,
Fury !per cent. of those whogatnivwlesr-f
ed thecan :had never beri to reg-
ular emploiyment before:4
Wages In anunit ants planta should be
sucli as tot attraot a Iarge number
of workers. Four t01 seven, and even,
ten dollars a de.j le not '1 tlearnMon,
for Men ensployed on the iece-work
bia48'Il. you can't 'be the .
Be the tnan behind the, rn 41)beehhillIndd
the gun,
the gun."
Catarrhal Deafr ss Ca n)t
by loc.a.i appileattims, as th
reach the diseased portion o
cichatarererh.alisdearnn
efJ aly :de 17711
coati t u tional tOmeds. .
deafness is caused my an
condition of thr: micuos lin
Eustachian. Tube, When th
laffmmed you hear a
or imperfect • Ing, ,and
entirely closed, •$ esti is
salt( Unless the 'nfiarum.atl
reduced, and thil tube reetoed to its
normal condition, hearing wI4 be des-
:troyed jt)rever. ; y oases of deal-
t:0B are caused iy catarrh, which is
an inflamed eontion of
surfaces. Hall's atarrhl
through 'the W.. oath, in
faces Of the s tem.
We. WLLI give e Hand
:for 4$34q _case of Catar
tliat 000* be cuj,ed by
Cure. Cirtimlars fee. All
Co.,
be Cured
y cannot
the ear.
to 'cure
is by a
Catarrhal
inf Lamed(
ng of the
tube Is
ng sound.
rhen it Ls
the •re-
n can be
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The styles for fall are set. The new
fall suitings are here, and our tailor-
ing department is already to work on
new fall suits. In spite of the great
scarcity of materials, we are well pre-
pared -to meet your wants.
Gu rantee the Colors
Co.ors
Vilaranteea
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ted, twee
uitince we have whether wors-
or serge and we guarantee
the fit as well Let us measure you
for your next suit.
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in a beautiful line of materials specia,
ly adapted for women's suits. W
will be pleased to show you the neW
plates and materials.
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Price................$22.00 tc $35.00
Price...... ..... to $28.00
isery
for E erybody
Men's Work Clothes
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t last, and always this is a specially good hosiery
. We give the que+tion of hosiery our most ca.re-
ttention. We make it a point to always have the
hoe for ma..p,) woirran or child, and always sell it
ess. It is irnpossille to give details here but we
to impress on you iihat you serve your own best
ests when you buy your hose at this store.
Wearing qualities, comfort and flir price are the three
points to consider in work clothes and without any
one the garment is unsatisfactory. You will find all
three in our work clothes, Peabodys, Ovefills and
SmOcks, Flaixman and Sandow shirts. Penman's un-
derwear and hose are all undisputed leaders in their
different 1ine It pays to buy the best especially
when 'the cost is practically the same.
Butter, Wool
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and
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