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School Report.—The following. is
the report a -the senior reoin of the
Baytield Public School fpr October..
Ruth Macdonald_ 64, Ethel Drehenann
49, Shirely King 47, Ha ld Weston
42, arry Baker 40, S IV --Ethel son of Mrs. How and of the late Rev..
Jo -w t 78, F . Erwin 67, ean Woode. H." How, of Annapolis, Nova Scotie.
51, Jetties Drehmarm, 60, Copelana Rev. J. E. Hogg performed the cere-
45, R. Harrison 44, May coward 44, mony. The bride entered the -drawing
Gemenhardt 42, Ethel emenhardt room leaning on the arm of her hro-
37 Leslie Elliott 87 ther, M ;Edward Glenn, , to• the
Elliott -63„ Gemenhard ,Norman strains ee hengrixt's wedding march
Toms 39, , Sr. III—Addiel Drehmanw I played h. rs, F, Senders, the
135, Lucy McLeod 45, WI, Heard 44, I brid ss se ter. The bride loked charm -
Alma `McKay 42, Willie g OWn as, v• ing -1•1 er 'smartly tailored suit of
Dowson 32. C. Harrison 7, E. Dar- beetroot -alum trieruned with grey fox
ling 22, *B. Higgina 18, f. Rile Par- fur, bee rid shoes to match, and ilocl-
ker 8, *Russel Davidson 0. Those dee of o d Chinese lac‘ She also
marked with an asterisk missed _ex_ wore the groom's gift, a Seery hand-
aminations,—Dean Geddes, Teacher. some aer st watch. A dainty pair of
earringa which the bride ,wore were
the ones r mother had worri on her I
veeddingiday. After the ceremony and
while the register -was being signed, I
Mrs. Saunders sang very sweetly "Be-
cause." The- groom's gift to her was
cent here vement in the groom's fame
et, and
could be
has the
misfort-
getting
park, wh
ding too
Margare
at six o'e
her daug
was uni
cis Watk
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e patient is deiog as well as
expected. He- Win of coterie
n' for several weeks, and he
VranatleY of 'crawly in his
e. The horse 'turned at the
ex, upset tlae wagon, and
lear of ite---ran on' to the
re it was lught.
enn.—A ver pretty wed -
place at the home of Mrs.
E. Glenri, Josephine street,
oek Saturday morning, when
ter, Miss,Elieetheth (Bessie),
d in marriage to Mr. Fran -
ns How, of Edmonton. Alta.,
Our total bank deposits a ,i)the end of
August last were $1,392.0 0,000, of
-which savings deposits aceOunted for
$952,000,000. We can eas1:.y re -invest
$150,000,000 of this in t Victory
Loan.
I ily, only members of th ' immediate 1
Lee
Paid Supreme Price.—bast Satur- ' of a dai tv wedding br aldast Mr.
day the sad intelligence WO received and Mrs.( How ' left . ofil ' the early
by Mrs. oFrrest, 1st line's of Morris, train on etallse,neyntilotrirouptzhai CA ; N og 1_
that her son, Pte. Charlee4 who watt- include P
-overseas with the 161st Battalion, and agara Falls. a d they vein then gO
tad. been in the trenchea for some 'on to Edmonto where the grooM. Is
time, had been killed in actiOn. He in husineSe.
was an extra fine young tacos whose :
demise will be sincerely Xegretted by '
scores of olt friends. *Roy a one
OR -LITTLE ONES
thought he hould notellive gone as
he was the only one left to work the
duty andehe died fortet e cause he
loved. Deceased yeas , *I arried and
was greatly interested 1 in Sunday
School and church work, had done
duty as School Truetee Ond was active
:jells gatherings, -He was horn. heve
and spent his life in Wee locality. His
father died eome years, .11g.o. In 'addi-
tion to hts mother he 14 survived by
a brother( who is also in:France and
two sisters, Mrs. Silasi Johnston, of
Birch Run, Michigan. The bereaved
have the deep sympathy of a wide
circle of friends. AcidreSs and , Preeenteition --1 Ore,
'Monday! evening,. about fo y old-,
1 e. neighhees and friends asse bled at
. A Victory Loan bond oe only $50
'will be a geed ,investrnent. If Yon the resiiiencte of Mr. and Mrs. James
take a dozen or more of . them, So Miehie, )5th line, arid from the e made
a clesee t, upon the hoxacate d, over
'ranch the better.
the way of Mr; and Mrs. Joh Clegg,
-- old and highly:- eeteerned resi exits of
the communitY, who, were .gi ng up
Opening Of New Methodist Church.
as k the fine farm to their enly so Jeeeph
and ren oving to Wingham, here a
r -Sunday, No:mnber a$th, is set i
the date for the opening a the Metho-
dist, church here. Rev 'E. F. Arla- hcro°nuls,peaht:ti?wbarinTlor:etgeedeng, m .tgratli-ke
strong, B AL., of Wng. ne, a former Martin ,readethe ;following at dress to
pastor, will Preach at f. a.m.- and 7
the host and ohatess and Ja ee An -
p.m., and at. the aft0 0011 services -derson Und Jetnes Miefile, th nearest
a 2.30 o'clock, Bev. W E. Stafford,
33.. A, of .13russels s 11 occupy the
tig for, rust to Mr. Clegg while Mrs. J. R. Bell
pulpit. A freewill off and. M s . Vancamp made a .7similar
fund will be taken, 're *ice rau ie will
gift to; Mrs. Clegg; Mr. nd Mrs.
be given by the choir led `121* lames :
John. qegg. Dear Friends,— flowing
Anderson, of leeeknow WS---.' Joynt.
the oldi homestead, to. the t wo. of
win give solos, andlli Jevohn Niche
lin, Honor Graduate ea() Conser-
friends; have assembled' this evening
vatory of music, will el', itrilaute violin to enjoy a eocial hour . with you be -
voluntaries. A fowl mer will be
held on Mondaiy evenin in the lecture While !regretting to lose. ou' from
room from 5.0 te 8; •This Will be
this coen.munity- we cannot refrain
followed by addreases neighboring
from hinking ,that. you a e acting
clergy; eolos by Mrs. a ynt and Mr . 'wisely iet seek -a -wee well des ed rest
Anderson; anthem 'by he choir' and
after 0, strenuous life, for the - past
violin numbers by Nis , Nicklin, -who
29 years: You ihave rung true in
is worth going miles t hear. Dedi-
cation services will fAte :on SundaY1- test as _a neighleor and fri rid in a
December 2nd, when thi President of
A: „great tune .18 ,had Yens reiodk
hood or tile fler der sphe e always
the Louden Conference:: eve S• Mux -
a ere. and 7 P.m.. elle. withou a -grump
vcpected over these eeirrees and the hie. , We `willtlinies Yeu m ur social '
% to' the old home. It is a pl asure to
public is asked to attend.
Soldiers are giving heir lives for know it is not to pesSeinto he hands
•you—coal you not lean some of your of a stranger. and we ust that
money for them in a V etory Bond? happy :prosperotiS yeerstm y he eon-
tinued in your new Wine. s a small
. • ipf Merris tovniship we a k - yote to
Serious Aceident.—A serious aeci- accept these two oak roelee .,,i treating
dent happened on on f last week that Many a pleasant hour ay be on-
to John Carrick, 'son Of Mr. Henri joyed! it. their.o.se. May yo find Many
Carrick. He was .driviefg down Albert -warni true, friends in -Wi gham and
street JU:S-t after dioner, whole' hes be blessed vritheleng year Of good
horse became-. frightened at some- health and usefulness. :Vir are please
thing and ran aWaY. In front of Mr. 'ed that you are located So earby arid
J. F. Wasraen's shot Mr . Carrick. hope lithe old friendships! so *gliferival-
was thrown from the ir.Yagon, and -sus- ued May long be -continu d Wilt%
tattled a severe frapineeteeef,his ankle. the call coulee to which n• e ean aas"
A 'doctor was at :ea*, conga to ate .naed. imay it find usi one 'aril all, ready
tend the injured eriarei and Mr. Was- to eeter into the HOW of the Father
'Man and others did Vilest they could Eternal to go,\ put. no in • i e forever.
to -make him,comfoetable tin the doe- You ;take with you our f ondest and
tor came. •As sodin els- poisible he hese, Wishes fo your new he nee
home. At first it was feared that Yon 'move of, course. th t eveUe
moved in Dr. ' Evaa auto eto his
the foot would have to be removed, dustry of any- iinportance s a paper
but on consultation, three doctors be- of- its own. one to which it gives. i
ing p,resent, the broken bones were
and f stibscriptions. Thos interested
united support by way et advertiiing
You' have . a Paper th t for over
Dr. Tremaires Natural Hair! Bestor- twenty-six yeare has bee *looking Sf-
to restore gray hairi to its i natural You; given it your suppo ? elf not,
Su -Toronto.; the ,farm rs businese
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$1,00 postpaid. Wr4,Treroam Sup- -pap r, from the,present -gine to Istl of
-not a dye and non:iNurious.. Price
On ' Dollar but. you wilt find the do ar
ply Co., TOronto, Onte On Sale in'
Baby's, Own Tablets - are a- grand
medicine for little ones. They are
scilutely safe; -eetsy to give and, ileVer
little- 0 s. encerning the
Tablets end have .thin perte
let are sold .ley medicine de,
I)r. Williams' Medicine -Co ,
's Own
y sat-
lersr or
en The
Brock -
for Everybody,
AUR enormous tu4over anal' close
14, connection with rnanuta4urers
makes it possible' for i4 to give hosiery
values that-Laire impossible to stnaller
Every possible requirement f-tr*Iin,
Woman or Child can Vt. best sUpplied
at this store. We kn6w we carr give
you better value and it will COA you
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less.
1ecting a kautiful Coat at Reas
able Prtce is not Dfrtktill
—Not when you have a stock like we are showing #ai choose
from -- - Flush, Baby Lamb, Velours, Zi�elins, Twees
Cheviots Serges, etc
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Frin fast' black, -.full: lengt ,Il well
made and will give,excellenitiwear,
Knit with a hand machine of very
best all Wool worsted yarn, iltf, grcy
or khaki tine ribbectfor fine Shoes.
Price 606. J.
hildren's Worsied
Heavy black ribOed, ahd made of
pure wool Worsted yarn. Price
75c to 90c.
Men's Heavy ool Sox'
41
THE wondrous charm of the
new fashioned Coats for
women is attracting the enthusi-
astic admiration of every visitor
to our Ready -to -Wear Depart -i
ment. It is not alone the strik-
ingly attractive style and dis-
cernable elaborate finish—there
is that indefinable elegaoce that
appeals strongly to a woman's
love for the beautiful. If you
come here for your coat you
wilVsurely be satisfied with your
PRICE
Sitio se
0 EN who view our
T“ sEh It Tin Mg
0 of New'Fall Suits
will find it easy to believe there
never Ivas a more .opportune
time to buy—never a time when
the range of styles was more at-
tractive, ' the- materials m ore
beautiful or the trimmings in
better taste.
To 45.scribe any one suit in
detail would be to slight dozens
of otherS of equal beauty and
attractivOtss. One fillet° which
we would direct your special at,•
tention is the Serges but
come in and see for yourself.
Made of good. woo yarn in ,grey
or fawn shades in 0. host trr differ-
specialfy for working- sox. Price
25e, to 75c.
inter Ca
FOR
Men and goys
becoming cap is avery necessary
article of dress. Your head dress,
owing to its proximity to the face is
always noticed, There:is no trOuble
about getting a good cali here. We
such a variety to 'Ohoose from
that sitlection is easy. Tweeds, Igeav-
elastic or fur ear bands in every wanted
color.
Price
50c to 5.1.50
Sweater oaN
FOR
Man, -Woman: qr Child,
:WHAT beauties' we.j have, for thi
VT season—bright c' `Oks arid stri'
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shadeS, plain colors, i.4 41,, lengths',
"sizes; witk belts and sttli...es, also
,folk stylei0.. ea ,,.
Price.....:i.. . ... al - (--
t A
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Good Mitts
FOR
rt and. 11:?ys
OOD Strong Wdric Mitts of
ings, made of horse hide/ do
mule skin and buckskin. W
them in all sizes.
Price
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leatia
skin
110
PRICE
p) to $
Men's and Boys' Winter Overcoa.s a
Pri es.
Hew Heller "'iyles for Boys and
Chester elds and Uttsters for the
'Young MAL
iet Dressers.
NITHETIER YOU YANT, a low priced overcoat or the most exi.,
pensive kind,'Ve danIsuit you here, and it makes ,no difference
what prke you- pay we see to it that you get the greatest amount of
real comfort and general Ovetcoat satisfaction.
MenIs Overcoats
We have heavy weight Tweeds
in checks, diagonals arid broken
stripes, Old Country Meltons in
light greys, Oxfords and blacks,
also big range of' special cloths
made for the Belt Coats.
Fancy. Tvtreds and
made in Pinchback, Be
Ulster Styles, .w e 11
cleverly t, all we
good stro cloths, an
them in all sizes.
ha
PRICE
PRICE
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to $25
$3. 5 10
Men's and Boys' Winter Underwear at Te filing .rices
EVERY BEST MAKEWS BEST LINES ARE HERE—IN MAlklYi CASES ATe-VEitir. LITTVE; DUNCE IN 1‘.101.
PennzaWa
Men's Pore 001*
and Oorafortable
1Penman's Itleece Lined Underwear for
'Men is the leading garment. There is
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heavier, softer fleece, they are more sub-
stantially Made, they wear longer and
keep you warmer. Price, ,
Satoh- Ara&
Butter, Wool
and
Eggs Watitoi
1.00
sleeve and article. Good. Winter weight.
natural shade—elastic UR' cuffs on the
ltide of good clean Scatch Wooi. in the
s:es'r tesslnioneY
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teW
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stomario
Penman's stands Mr finderwear peOpc:
tion, matte.r what you pa
always get plump tie in a
garment, We hav
. Stan
1475.
For out door si/ear where warm
strength is reciuired, Stanfiet
equal, It is TO a Oasg i
sizes. Price
tater
00