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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1923-09-07, Page 8vntuc^:iyri' ::f eek nothy Seed :.`kYpurity No.1 w. R. KERSLAKE Phone No. 6. HE HURON EXPOSIT DISTRICT MATTERS Come Here And gave Money Search the markets and you will find nothing to match the values we lave in Shoes. MEN'S HEAVY SHOES The Williams' Make $3.75 at The Climax Make $3.00 at Announcement.—Mr. and Mrs. G. H. O. Thomas, of Bracebridge, Ont., announce the engagement of their only daughter, Shelagh Evelyn, to Mr. Russell Maxwell Best, of Brace - bridge, son of Mr. J. M. Beat and the late Mrs. Best, of Seaforth, Ont., the marriage to take place quietly in September. We can show you Women's and Childrelf s Shoes that wear and at prices that Challenge Comparison. Thorobred Flour at 10 Bars Naptha Soap at 10 Bars Comfort Soap at $3.50 75c 75c W. J. FINNIGAN. Phone 72. • was a Liberal in politics. The de- ceased was a great lover of books and deeply interested in public af- fairs. Of a cheerful disposition, his conversation was interesting at all times and' never more so than when recalling early memories. He de- lighted in flowers and always had some choice blooms in his garden. The funeral was held from his late residence, North Main Street, to Mait- landbank cemetery, on Saturday af- ternoon, and many townmen gather- ed to pay their last tributes. Rev. F. Irwin, of the Methodist church, in conducting the service, referred to the upright, Christian character and blameless life of the deceased. Beau- tiful floral tributes were sent from friends in Detroit, Toronto, London, Brussels, Londesboro and from Sea - forth people. Surviving the deceas- ed are his wife, and four children, William, of California; Mrs. Fesch, New Westminster, B. C.; May, of Detroit, and Mrs. Boyes, of Tucker - smith. Miss Jessie Stobie, of Port- age La Prairie, Man., and Mrs. Fisher of Toronto, are sisters, and two bro- thers are Henry Stobie, of Aitkin, N. Il., and Jol*p Stobie, of Buffalo, N. Y. Huron Presbyterial.—The semi-an- nual conference of the Huron Presby- terial Society will be held in Carmel Church, Hensall, on Tuesday, Sept. 11th. There will be morning and af- ternoon sessions at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Addresses will be delivered by Dr. or Mrs. Struthers, of Holum, North China, and Mrs. Johnston, President of the Toronto Presbyterial Society, a sister of Dr. Wilke, of India. sae Bowling Tournament ---Commencing at noon after the heavy morning's rain the Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club held a most successful doubles tour- ney on Monday, 34 pairs participat- ing, Goderich, Hensall, Lucknow, Owen Sound, Mitchell and Bayfield being well represented. The Say- auge trophy was won by Dr. H. H. Ross and W. Marshall Stewart, Sea - forth, over Dr. Bechely and W. T. Thompson. The second event was won by Jack Beattie and Harry Stewart, Seaforth. over Tom Reid and Joe Agnew, Lucknow. s• The Schools.—The public school did not open on Tuesday last, owing to the very extensive improvements made to the buildings this summer, not having been completed, and the pupils received an extra week's holi- days. The school will re -open on Monday, September 10th. —The Collegiate Institute re -open- ed on Tuesday with a complete staff of teachers and an enrolment of 237 pupils. There are 41 pupils in the Upper School; 69 in Middle School; 59 in Second Form and 68 in First Form. This is one of the largest attendances ever recorded. pplies . ° SCHOOL Supplies Buy Early and Avoid the Rush. Here are a few of the Supplies that we carry:— Scribblers, Note Books, Loose Leaf Note Books, Foolscap Pads, Lead Pencils, Pens, Water Colors, Crayons, Chalk, Slates, Slate Pen- eila, Ink, Erasers, Etc. Scott's Opposite Expositor Office. Phone 62. Don't Forget The Children should have their Photos taken before school starts. Amateur finishing a specialty. D. F. Buck PHOTOGRAPHER. Lpoab Leaf Books Exercise Books Scribblers Foolscap Pada Drawing Books Mathematical Sets Fountain Pens Everaharp Pencils Rulers Ink Erasers Paints . ' 'Chalk Crayons Pens 'Slates Pencils Pencil Boxes School Bags Mucilage Paste Furnished rooms to tet, near Collegiate Institute. Aypiy at 'rhe Expositior estee. 2904-tf Fee Sale.--'Pwo-paeuenker car, good repair. Bargain for a quick purchaser. Mau. John Turner. 290801 For Bala—Now Idea range in good con- dition. Apply to William Deem, Wart William Street, Seaforth, Ont. 2908-1 Ambitious men, position open, olerka, .alermen. stenographers, bookkeepers. unlim- ited opportunities. "Oroupation," Suite 27-28, Page Bldg., '1'orontry. Ont. 2908-1 Loot—Plush lap robe on the London stood between Charier Wasmen's and Seaforth. Will the party who found it please return it and receive reward. Charles Warman, R. R. No. 3, Kippm- 2905-1 For Sale.—Five room oottwre, newly paint- ed. and ore -fifth Imre dot, on south side of John Street. Seaforth. For further partieu- tars address Manager. }lux 207, Clinton, OnL 2907-4 House to Rent.—To rent on Louisa Street. Sesforth, frame house; electric lights and furnace. Immediate possession. Apply to F. G. Neelin, Sesforth. 23)5-tf Lost.- rnetween Motherwell and Goderich, via hayfield. on'rueaday. August 58th, brown Ruston bag containing a lady's pee - octal effects. GudFi Finder r pase communicate to Box 1 andreceive reward. 2905_2 Neck For Found. A dark grey neck fur was found. which was put by mistake in an- other Italie.' coat sleeve at Dublin dance, August 24th. Owner may have some by proving properly and paying for advertise- ment Apply at Expositor Office. 2907.tf For Sale.—A 7 -roomed frame house and six lots of land, near Merner's Mill: electric lights, bath room, furnace and all modern conveniences. Barn and henhouse, the Prop- erty of Pat Curtin. Apply to R. S. EHays, Seaforth. Music. - Miss Annie G. Govenlock, Gradoote Teachers' C'uuroe Canadian Academy of Mu,- ie. - announcee the immediate re—opening of her classes in pian.. organ and [berry. Pupils will bepremised for Canadian Aca(1- emy and the Toronto Conservatory of Music ,animation. .Studio North Main Street, Seaforth. Phony 102. 2908-4 te of Mrs: *SOWS niothas, MP, Ii Charters, left on' Satueday for their home in Saskatoon. -.-. Il iss Ethel Daley, of Walkerton, visited her grandparenta, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Daley, last Week.—Miss Rose Dorsey is holidaying with Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Dillon, DD iblin.—Mr. end Mr's. Robert McKenzie were visiting with Toronto and Hamilton friends this week,—, Mrs. F. , Kling and children, 1 of Egmondvllle, returned the first of the week front a pleasant visit with friends in Beamsville and Port Dai- 'housie.—Mr, and Mrs. T. G. Shilling law and Miss Gladys, of Tuckersmith, Iwere Toronto visitors this week.— Mrs. McKay, of Port Huron, is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Box,—Mr. J. M. Ballantyne, of Preston, spent the week end with his Thomsons' father, Mr. William Ballantyne, in a- Harpurhey. — Mr. -and Mrs. W. L. BOOKSTORE! - - SEAFORTE Keys have returned to their home — here after spending a month in Bay- field.—Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKin- at the home of Major and Mrs. R. ley spent several days last week in S. Hays.—Mr. and Mrs. C. Stewart Brampton.—Mrs. Ed. Hunt has re - are in Toronto this week.—Mr. Har- turned to her home in McKillop after old Twitchell, of Detroit, is visiting ' a two months'dvisit Butte, t with rs friends in at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Winnipeg an Golding.—Dr. L. G. Prendergast and W. Murdie, of Lucknow, spent the Mr. and Mrs. D. Molyneaux and two holiday at the home of her brother, boys, of Chicago, motored over and Mr. A. D. Sutherland.—Mrs. John - are spending a couple of weeks with stone and Miss Ruth Pinkney spent Mr. and Mrs. Themes O'Laughlin.— i Labor Day at the home' of Mr. R. L. Mrs. Robert French is visiting with Clark.—Mrs. W. H. Bullard is able Brussels friends.—Mr. and Mrs. Robt. to be out again after several weeks' Smith and Miss Mary Modeland, of' illness,—The last band concert of the Chesley, spent the holiday with season was held in Victoria Park on friends here.—Mr. Frank Freeman, I Thursday evening. Seaforth High - of Toronto, spent the week end at lander Band is one of the largest his home here, --Miss Kate Steven- and beat musical organizations in Millinn ery o Merit. Fall penin Turner—Murphy. — A quiet wed- ding was solemnized at the St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church, Wind- sor, on Friday evening, August 31st, at 8.30 o'clock, when Mabel Marie Murphy was united in marriage to Mr. Gordon Wallace Turner, by the Rev. H. M. Paulin. The bride look- ed charming in a frock of navy blue canton crepe and wore a smart French hat of velvet to match arid a wrap Hoose For Cote- Six -roamed frame couag of brown fox. The only witnesses �s nae For le. en al -roo with mt e were Mrs. Phoebe Murphy, mother acre f rand, he❑ home: situated ''pool of the bride, and formerly of Sea-) church sheds: electric lights. For further e' north, Christine Morrison and Maur- beware apply to Mlea McLellan or 1 '1 1911“ oiler Office. 0 ice Pueget. The happy couple left Far Saie.—A good borne in Egnondsil Saturday morning for a motor trip well situated- chase a, Seaforth, fine locx'.io to Niagara Falls, On their return beautiful grounds, hard and soft ater, e po sm crop Ihrht. to c,ohip taxes. Apply they will reside at 151 Crawford St., thy premium m or write Margaret L. Pure Pa GO TO son, of Atwood, is a guest at the home of Mrs. J. I'atterson.—Miss Ella Archibald, of Toronto, spent Labor Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Archibald.—Miss Verna Adams, of Constance, left last week for Fenlon Falls to fill a position on the staff of the high school—Mrs. J. Gillespie, of Detroit, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Edmonds, who has been ill. -- Miss Belle Cummings left on Wed- nesday for Ottawa.—Miss L. Staples, of the Stratford General Hospital staff, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Mactavish.—Mrs. William Sclater and daughter, Marion, who have been visiting friends here for some weeks, leave on Friday for their home in Regina. They will be accompanied by Mrs. William Sclater, Sr. — Mr. Frank Rankin spent a few days in Toronto last week.—Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Cluff are spending this week in Toronto.—Mr. and Mrs. S. Deem and family spent the holiday with friends in Mitchell.—Mks Grainger, of the Clinton Hospital. is spending a few days here with her sister, Mrs. W. Wright—Miss Beatrice Seip spent the week end with friends in Wing- ham.—Mrs. J. I. Hoffman, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. M. Y. McLean, fir some weeks, re- turned to Detroit on Monday—Mr. and M Pte Daley spent Sunday Western Ontario, and their weekly concerts during the season have been thoroughly enjoyed, not only by the people of the town, but by large num- bers from adjoining places and peo- ple from the country for miles around. —Mr. and Mrs. John Hinchley, of Stratford, spent the week end with Seaforth friends. — Mr. Warren Ament, of Detroit, spent the holiday. at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Anent,—Mr. John McLen- nan returned on Friday from a very pleasant holiday trip to Winnipeg. It is 27 years since Mr. McLennan had been in the western capital and he did not recognize the city, but he saw severalel old Seaforthites and among them his brother, whom he had not seen for many years.—Miss Annie McKinney, of Bervie, was a recent guest at the 'home of her aunt, Mm. W. McMichael.—Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Rose, of Guelph, were guests' last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beattie, Main Street.—Mrs. L. T. DeLacey is in Grand Valley this week attending the Armstrong - Craig wedding.—Mr. Frank Carrot, of Niagara Falls, was a recent guest at the home of his sister, Mrs. J. McClinchey.—Mrs. James Gillespie is spending a few days with her daugh- ter ih Harriston.—Mrs, G. Parker Mrs. Peter n, 'n ell, Windsor, Ont. Seaforth, Ont-. R. R. No. S. 2901 For u o0 and two K 7 and egmpmy . eth following teachers who have been to each. W411 be sold aeparatelr or togeth spending the summer atytheir homes alsohthe ubuOedrieg used For e f clone oarteS here, left on Monday to resume their apply ca underagecl.od. M. McKellar, sec th duties in their respective schools:— tory Seoforth Public School Board. 2901 Miss elle Ballantyne to Waterloo ; es Miss Gladys Thompson, Niagara Railway Officials Here.—On Tu Falls; Miss Gertrude Crich, Port day last Mr. W. I. Piggott, Super Dalhousie; Miss Ella Turnbull, To- tendent of the Stratford divisio ronto; Miss Mabel Turnbull, Hunts- ville; unts- district of the Canadian Natio v lie; Miss Mary Crosbie, St. Davids; Railway, visited Seaforth station Sala.—Four secondhand hot air Hutchiso n's For Groceries Teachers Return To Duties.—The sees -Los n- un good eonditio a. one Heel , ei+ese seer' t belonging r, ea- -15 es- in - nal nal in SOAPS --A good buy is VICTOR. PEACHES.—Elberta's and Craw - ford's on hand this week, at reas- onable prices. PLUMS.—If you desire some choice varieties, scarce or not produced in this district, such as Prune Plums, Damsons, Yellow Egg Plums, etc., try us. SCHOOL SUPPLIES.—if the best 5c Scribbler is wanted try us. We have been fortunate enough to se- cure some more made from that heavy smooth paper on which a pen may be used if necessary, . Ever Sharp Pencils, with clips...15c Lead Pencils, with clips 05c Exercise Books at ...5c, 10c, 15c, 26c Erasers, good ones at lc Better ones at Rulers Waterman's Ink Bottles re -filled at Crate of Best English White Granite, just to hand comprising Cups, Saucers, Plates, Bowls, Scallops, Pitchers, etc., which we offer at prices as low as those usually ask- ed for the cheaper makes. VINEGAR. --Every barrel of our Vinegar has a label on which is printed: "Absolutely guaranteed highest grade Vinegar, manufac- tured in Canada." Our price for this Vinegar, per gallon 5c is to 5c 16c 10e Miss Florence Thompson, Toronto ; an official capacity and was accom- Miss Florence Laidlaw, Toronto; Miss panied by Mr. C, Mumma, road super - Mary Hays, Wellesley; Miss Ruth Thompson, Tilsonburg; Leslie Kerr, visor of this district. Mr. Piggott is one of the efficency railway officials Toronto; Frank Coates, Brussels; selected by Sir Henry W. Thornton, Miss Jean Govenlock, Midland; Bren- Executive President of the C. N. R., ton Kerr, Toronto; Miss Helen Dick- in his praiseworthy undertaking to son, Toronto; Miss Mary Edmonds, make Canada's great national rail - Agincourt; Miss Beth Barton, Wilton way undertaking, embracing, as it Grove; Miss Phemia Cowan, Wind- does, the greatest mileage of any nor; Miss Kate Cowan, Madoc; Miss railway in the world, the most up -to - Rita Kerslake, St. Marys ; Miss date in equipment and management Evelyn Adams, London; Percy Hoag, and in every respect in thorough Hagersville; Misses Ida and Eva keeping with its coast-to-coast rail - Love, Toronto; Miss Florence Mc- way service of 22,663 miles. The Kay, Toronto; Miss Mary Gillespie, new station platform here in its com- pletion will be a thing of beauty and Miss Elizabeth Keating, Woodsley. joy forever, and which is, we are pleased to learn, foreshadowed as a Healy—McCormick.—At St. James' coming event in the near future. Church, Seaforth, on Tuesday morn- — ing at 5 a.m., a pretty wedding took Local Briefs.—Mr. and Mrs. Wil - place, when Loretto Margaret, sec- Liam Powell, of Toronto, spent the and daughter of Mrs. Catherine Mc- week end at the home of Mr. L. Lleur- Cormick, was united in marriage to cheutz in Egmondville.—Mr. Walter Mr. Thomas Healy. Miss Olive Mc- Watts, Manager of the Dominion Cormick, sister of the bride, was Bank at Chatham, 'end Mrs. Watts, bridesmaid while Mr. Orden Me- spent Lhbor Day with Seaforth and Mrs. W. Ross and two children, and Monday with their daughter, Mrs , of Toronto, were guests this week at S Cudmore, in I. e the home of Mr. T. Webster.—Mr. Jsborrle.—Mr� and j Mrs. J. R. Archil'ald and daughters, Jeanette and Jessie, were in Hamil- ton on Wednesday attending the wed- ding of a relative.—Messrs. Finlay, John and Retort McKercherand Scott Ferguson, of McKillop, and Mr. James Kerr, of town, motored to To- ronto last week and spent several days at the Exhibition,—Mr. and Mrs. W. Wright are spending a few days in Toronto.—Miss Thelma Johnston, who was spending her holidays with Hamilton friends, has returned home. —Mrs. Arthur Mason, and son, Charles, who have been visiting dur- ing the summer months at the home 50c eae..aar F. D. Hutchison Phar.:' un. • NOTICE Any Petrone mith Beaforth .ereatnery Cans and not going to tile them to send cream to us this ettattom will kindly return them • to \thi) Creaniery. These are our eity and only loaned to Must be returned Seat Cormick, of Bridgeburg, the bride's friends. Miss Jessie Wilson, of Kit - brother, supported the groom. The chener, spent the week end at the bride wore a suit of navy tricotine home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. with hat and gloves to match, with M. Wilson.—Mr. Isaac Langstroth, of a stole of Fitch fur, and carried a Forest, and a former well-known resi- bouquet of Ophelia roses. The brides- dent of this town, spent a few days maid also wore a suit of navy trico- with Seaforth friends last week.— tine eek—tine with black velvet hat and a Misses Beatrice and Abbie Seip, Eve - corsage bouquet of pale pink roses, lyn Cudmore, Gladys Holland, Gretta Rev. Father Goetz officiated. The Dennison, Muriel and Beth Willis, wedding breakfast was served at the Ruth and Sadie yhompson, of Sea - home of the bride's mother, after forth, and the Misses Ruth, Carol and which Mr. and Mrs. Healy took the Grace Evans, and Myrtle Armstrong, morning train for Montreal. The of Clinton, have returned from spend - bride is a well known Seaforth girl ing their holidays at Cottage No. 8, and has been for several years Dig- Jowett's Grove, Bayfield. -Mrs. Robt. trict Manager of the Bell Telephone Strong is visiting friends this week in Seaforth, and she has a host of in Toronto and Niagara Falls. Miss friends here who will wish the newly Marjorie Nolan left on Monday for married couple every happiness and Maidstone, where she resumes her success in their married life. duties as teacher.—Mr. and Mrs. L. siee G. Kruse and son, Billie, of Galt, Mr. The Late Alex.. W. Stobie.—In the and Mrs. Edgar Lawson and daught- death of Mr. Alex. W. Stobie on er, Bernice, and Mr. Joseph Lawson, Thursday morning last, after an ill- of' Auburn, and Miss Marguerite ness of several months, Seaforth has Moore, of Cobalt, spent the week end lost an esteemed resident of many at the home of Mrs. William Sclater. years. Mr. Stobie was born at Teen- —Mr. Dave Dingman, Mrs. H. S. Ode, 'Scotland, seventy-three years Welsh and Miss Gladys Welsh, of and ten months ago, and came to Hamilton, motored here and spent Canada in 1866, at the age of 17 the holiday at the home of Mr. J. S. years. Since that time he hast been Welsh.—Miss Greta Thompson Cs a resident of this community. He spending her holidays with Toronto early became connected- with the friends.—Miss Erie Stewart, of Kit - market produce business, and for chener, spent the week end at the many years conducted his own estab- home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. lishment on Goderich Street. In his D. II. Stewart.—Miss Williams, of earlier years Mr. Stobie was an en- Niagara Falls, is a guest at the home thuslastic member of the 'Bird Huron of Mr. .3. B. Thompson.—Miss Anna Regiment, holding non-commissioned Atkinson, of Detroit, spent the week rank. He was a member of the Sons end with her mothef here,—Mr. Jack of Scotland and of the Ancient Order Scott left on Tuesday to take a peal - of Foresters, having held various of- tion in Detroit.—Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hays and son, of Ford, 'are guests NOW PLAYING AGNES AYRES in "A DAUGHTER OF LUXURY" A Melodrama with a sense of humor, reproduced by Paramount Pictures Corp., from the stage play, "The imposter." Added Attraction "COLD FEET" The famous Ohristie comedy that features the R.N.W. Mount- ed Police. Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday "THE GREAT ALONE" with MONROE SALISBURY Princess and Mrs. William Morrison are in Toronto this week. — Miss Grace White, of Manitoba, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. Drake, High Street.— Mr. and Mrs. James Forbes, of Waterford, spent Sunflay with friends here.—Rev. Father Goetz and Mr. and Mrs. D. Shanahan spent several days in Toronto.—Miss Jessie Wilson gave a miscellaneous shower at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilson on Saturday last in honor of her cousin, Miss Edith Scott, a bride-to-be.—Miss Annie Stewart is spending a few days with Toronto friends.—Mr. and Mrs. John McNay, of McKillop, were in Hamilton this week.—Mrs. O'Connell is visiting her daughter in Detroit this week,—Mr. Gordon Willis, of Brampton, spent the holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Willis. — Miss Hazel Winter, who spent the holidays at the home of her mother here, return- ed to Toronto •on Monday.—Rev. T. H. Brown and Mrs. Brown returned on Saturday from their vacation.— Mr. Harold Edwards, of Listowel, was a week end guest 9t the home of Mr. W. A. Crich.—Mr. Robert Dodds, of Harpurl:ey, met with a very unfortu- nate accident recently. He was painting the residence of Mr. Peter Dodds in McEillop, when he fell from a scaffold and in the fall fractured his leg.—Mrs. Charles Holmes and two little daughters are visiting with Clinton friends.—The Misses Cress- well are spending a week in Toronto. —Miss Elizabeth McCowan, of To- ronto, spent the week end at her home in Roxboro.—Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scott are in Toronto this week.=Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson, of Detroit, spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robinson, in Eg- mondville.—Dr. Aubrey Crich, of Toronto, spent the holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Crich. —Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Box were in Toronto this week. — Miss Jessie Buchanan, of Hensall, and Mrs. H. Campbell, of Mitchell, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Sproat over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stricker, Mr. and Mrs. J. Schultz and Mr. A. Gibb, of Detroit, spent the week end at the home of Mrs. D. Clark, in Egmondville.—Miss Velma Caldwell and Miss Bernice Caldwell, of Exeter, spent a few days last week with their aunt, Mrs. R. H. Sproat, — Mrs. John Day, accom- panied by her two sons, George and Norman, of Detroit, motored to town this week and intend spending a few holidays with friends,—Mr. W. Gil- lespie, baggage master at the station, is spending a few holidays in Toronto this week.—Mrs, Kahle, of Detroit, and Mrs. L. Crole, of London, are visiting at the home of their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Baker.—Mrs. W. Hart, who has resided here for a number of years, intends shortly moving to Stratford: .Mr. McTagg- art, accountant in the Bank of Corn- erce, is spending this week in Tor- onto.—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scheeler spent Labor Day in St. Agatha, -Mr. Alex. Scdtt, of Egmondville. has leas- ed the residence of Mr. Isaac McKay on Market Street, and will occupy it shortly.—Don't forget the public meeting in the Town H151l this Fri- day evening. .(Additional Local on page. 4.), Friday September Saturday September -LYRIC-- Sees in the local lodges of both. He THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY HOOT GIBSON in the Western Comedy Drama "THE LOADED DOOR" Baby Peggy Peggy in the Century Comedy "Little Rascal" Monday, Tuesddy, Wednesday CORINNE GRIFFITH in "ISLAND WIVES" A dramatic tale filled with thrilling incidents and stirring action. ALSO A Big V' Single Comedy, Prices as usual, 10 and 15c. Show commences ,at 8.15 sharp. Striking A s semblage Of Millinery Dress Goods And All Kinds Of Ladies' Fashionable Wearing Apparel WILL BE ON SPECIAL EXHIBIT The Styles for Fall are beautiful, practical, de- sirable and emphasize the supremacy of Canadian accepted fashions. A cordial invitation is extended to you to come and view the new things which will be arranged in very attractive displays, beginning Friday, Sept. 14th, and contirruing the following week.