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IMS E MERCHANDISE. �O�
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" Z THE NEW FALL STYLES AND LEARN HOW REASONABLE
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an eu va e a rests nee a wh p
-keep you well and 'strong. If you will from fire, and place in larger pan of in and see these dresses for
send us your name and address a lit- cold water to instantly stop boiling.
,R tle book, "Building Up the$food," Remove from cold water and place yourself. You will be de -
will be mailed you prepaid. Taus fit- in a saucepan of hot water during lighted with them.
Mie book contains many useful health dipping. Dip the apples, remove
from the syrup and place on'' oiled
You can get these pills through any Paper. PRICES:
lyydealer or by mail at 60 cents a box Cocoanut Sweets.
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Wash and dry two cupfuls of dates $�.o,l �0 ���.��
'Brockville Ont. and remove the stones. Then pass 11
1 them through a food chopper, Add
STRINGY tirAFFI' half a cup cocoanut, a tablespoon lem-
No French bon -bons or expensive on juice and 4 tablespoons sugar. M:ia
vonfections ever tasted half so de- the ingredients well, then form into
licious as the stringy taffy and burn- small 'balls and roll in a little more
ed pop -corn made in childhood days. cocoanut and sugar. This is a whole-
"Gi'llen candies are to bs,wrved at the some sweet for children.
'children's li party, make Men's and Boys'
'-ahem, if possible,
at at home. Saved for Private Use.—Dr. Frank
Molasses Pall Taffy. H. Vizetelly estimates that a news -
One and one-half cups brown sugar, paper editor knows 416,000 words. He suits
i cup water, % cup molasses, two refers of course only to words that
tablespoons vinegar, 1/, teaspoon can be sprinted.—Toronto Globe.
cream of tartar, % teaspoon soda, 2 First Steps in Salesmanship--An-
-lahlespoons butter. other interesting custom in Florida, I
Method: Mix the sugar, water, understood, is teaching realtor'a child -
molasses and vinegar -and cook until ren to swim before teaching them to THE BEST MAKERS BEST SUITS
it boils. Add the cream of tartar and walk.—Vancouver Province. AT VERY TEMPTING PRICES
j II continue cookirig until the mixture is Introductory Music.—what is need -
l• 1 lbrittle in cold water. When nearly ed is a suggestive device bhat will
be -cooked add the butter and soda, pour gin to play s harp under the hood
Into a greased plate, and when cold when the car hits fifty.—St. Cathar-ETTER Suits you will not find
enough, pull. Cut in lengths with ines Standard. Banywh6re.
Canada's b e s t
manufacturers are represent-
ed in this big display and you can
not get better than the best. Qual-
ity clothing, honestly built to give
maximum wear at a minimum price,
You will find a large assortment of necessities and is here in every wanted weave and
delicacies on our shelves to help you in preparing the
Thanksgiving Dinner. Come and inspect our stock at color.
your leisure. The manager will be pleased to assist you
in your selections. In addition to this, you will be mak-
We have a very
ing huge savings in your purchases. i>�Steresting display
alb. Glass Jar, N-ew Pack MAYFIELD BRAND of dark worsteds in the new navy
, siii h=y
e, l 6k, c shades with fancy stripes that are
Nita r' _ .re.� c t BACON
'g.,t',/�� � � From Selected c taking the fancy of young men.
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A $ri"ltfwst•ieeat ReQ.4Se ib. The Greys in Serges and pick and
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Q 1<ck QUAKER c
Airs 'ior
el*r men and 1br the boys are an ex-
ceptionallyrs
attractive line of new
i",, , Airt19 6,14'atritttr, $rdzi7x
.�..-..� styles arid shades.
U1AN5 1171 CE
,, yxabr, rsria ' Ins lz1" 177d MEN'S. SUM...... $15.00 to $35.00
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are a few suggestions for
era ani= Real Estate Company,
use one of the sheet -iron poppers with
something of your own mak-
'-which is owner of the opera house
,a sliding cover; for the coals use a
THE ATTRACTIVE NEW'
terns.
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wire popper. Put a small tablespoon -
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'REGAINED HEALTH
and heaf"well; then add half a cupful
of 'popping- 'briskly `
Women s
Centrepieces ..........35c to $125
IS NOW HAPPY
corn and shake
s,
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Cushions .............. .......6"0e
over the fire until the kernels have
r1 ea Towels ....................50c
"The Experience of a Quebec Wo-
Popped. '
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Pillow Cases ................. $2.25
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man With Dr. Williams'
Make the syrup for the pop -corn
Dresses
Clothes Pin Bags, Hot Pott Holders,
Pink Pills.
balls of one cup of sugar, half a cup
ALSO
of water and one tablespoon vinegar. .
A very complete line of all shades of
'
Mrs. L. D. Bernier, 89 D'Arguillon
Boil until the mixture will form a
ARE' RECEIVING GREAT
,.
street, Quebec, is one of the thousands
hard ball in cold water. Pour over
that are sure to satisfy. A.
of women who, when she found her
the pop -corn while hot and mix well.
- health flailing, resorted at once to Dr.
When cold enough to handle, grease
PRAISE
Williams' Pink Pills, and now finds
•hen
the hands and form into balls.
{
r-lr in perfect health. Mrs. Ber-
Pier says:—"I was very weak, sub-
To make the colored balls, add yel-
low coloring to the syrup before pour-
ing over the if desired,
T 1S the attractive styles
��'-'f y
jest to headaches and was unable to
corn, and, roll
and the clever design-
-;sleep well. Testimonials in the news-
in toasted cocoanut.
In that makes these
g
papers persuaded me to try Dr, Wil-
Or, 'add chocolate to the sugar and
liams' Pink Pills, and the result has
water before cooking.
New Dresses almost ir-
been most, satisfactory. I have re-
Candy Apples.
resistible. Every woman
gained my health, the headaches have
deft me; I sleep well at night, and I
Select round unblemished snow.
apples and insert in the top of each
who visits our dress depart -
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-have gained in weight. Naturally I
a small meat skewer of wood. Put
ment is very agreeably sur -
-
am feeling happy. I strongly recom-
mend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to all
two cups sugar, 1 cup boiling water
and % teaspoon cream of tartar in a
prised to see such a number
-weak people."
smooth saucepan, stir, place on stove
of attractive dresses but are
Try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
and heat to boiling point. Boil with-
equally pleased to see just
ameemia, rheumatism, neuralgia, ner-
out stirring until syrup begins to
vousness. Take them as a tonic if .you
discolor, which is 310 degrees F.
how reasonable these lovely
are not in the besCpbysical condition
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sides "of saucepan Remove sauce an
dresses can be bought. Come
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TENESS OVOUR STOCK.- Ka ,NO QUESTIQ�l' Q�''i GE��G �1�,�A.' .,,. , ., ,� {,: a•� �� , , ;; m �"'. � .:
. � E DEPENDABLE MR CH . � .�T M-11,
IN THOROUGHLY- 17J��,"E ALE R .ASN TSE '.
IMS E MERCHANDISE. �O�
C�� IT IS POSSIBLE 'T4 SELL THE BEST. ME CHA1�+T . 1V�
" Z THE NEW FALL STYLES AND LEARN HOW REASONABLE
THE PRICES ARE. s
AI
n'a F
DQ
pendable Underwear
an eu va e a rests nee a wh p
-keep you well and 'strong. If you will from fire, and place in larger pan of in and see these dresses for
send us your name and address a lit- cold water to instantly stop boiling.
,R tle book, "Building Up the$food," Remove from cold water and place yourself. You will be de -
will be mailed you prepaid. Taus fit- in a saucepan of hot water during lighted with them.
Mie book contains many useful health dipping. Dip the apples, remove
from the syrup and place on'' oiled
You can get these pills through any Paper. PRICES:
lyydealer or by mail at 60 cents a box Cocoanut Sweets.
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Wash and dry two cupfuls of dates $�.o,l �0 ���.��
'Brockville Ont. and remove the stones. Then pass 11
1 them through a food chopper, Add
STRINGY tirAFFI' half a cup cocoanut, a tablespoon lem-
No French bon -bons or expensive on juice and 4 tablespoons sugar. M:ia
vonfections ever tasted half so de- the ingredients well, then form into
licious as the stringy taffy and burn- small 'balls and roll in a little more
ed pop -corn made in childhood days. cocoanut and sugar. This is a whole-
"Gi'llen candies are to bs,wrved at the some sweet for children.
'children's li party, make Men's and Boys'
'-ahem, if possible,
at at home. Saved for Private Use.—Dr. Frank
Molasses Pall Taffy. H. Vizetelly estimates that a news -
One and one-half cups brown sugar, paper editor knows 416,000 words. He suits
i cup water, % cup molasses, two refers of course only to words that
tablespoons vinegar, 1/, teaspoon can be sprinted.—Toronto Globe.
cream of tartar, % teaspoon soda, 2 First Steps in Salesmanship--An-
-lahlespoons butter. other interesting custom in Florida, I
Method: Mix the sugar, water, understood, is teaching realtor'a child -
molasses and vinegar -and cook until ren to swim before teaching them to THE BEST MAKERS BEST SUITS
it boils. Add the cream of tartar and walk.—Vancouver Province. AT VERY TEMPTING PRICES
j II continue cookirig until the mixture is Introductory Music.—what is need -
l• 1 lbrittle in cold water. When nearly ed is a suggestive device bhat will
be -cooked add the butter and soda, pour gin to play s harp under the hood
Into a greased plate, and when cold when the car hits fifty.—St. Cathar-ETTER Suits you will not find
enough, pull. Cut in lengths with ines Standard. Banywh6re.
Canada's b e s t
manufacturers are represent-
ed in this big display and you can
not get better than the best. Qual-
ity clothing, honestly built to give
maximum wear at a minimum price,
You will find a large assortment of necessities and is here in every wanted weave and
delicacies on our shelves to help you in preparing the
Thanksgiving Dinner. Come and inspect our stock at color.
your leisure. The manager will be pleased to assist you
in your selections. In addition to this, you will be mak-
We have a very
ing huge savings in your purchases. i>�Steresting display
alb. Glass Jar, N-ew Pack MAYFIELD BRAND of dark worsteds in the new navy
, siii h=y
e, l 6k, c shades with fancy stripes that are
Nita r' _ .re.� c t BACON
'g.,t',/�� � � From Selected c taking the fancy of young men.
,A 5•."=' O�itario Hogs 39`116.
n
1' r PL W JAM 39; Al wagrr UniForna
A $ri"ltfwst•ieeat ReQ.4Se ib. The Greys in Serges and pick and
r pick or pepper and salt -patterns for
Q 1<ck QUAKER c
Airs 'ior
el*r men and 1br the boys are an ex-
ceptionallyrs
attractive line of new
i",, , Airt19 6,14'atritttr, $rdzi7x
.�..-..� styles arid shades.
U1AN5 1171 CE
,, yxabr, rsria ' Ins lz1" 177d MEN'S. SUM...... $15.00 to $35.00
i?otr,strrntla Bieel i
.ts+a11>r4 : ' , T 1b:Tir'ic• BOYS' SUIS ....... $5.95 to $13.00
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FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Dependable, Nationally Advertized Underwear
Only Finds Representation in Our Store
STANFIELD'S, PENMAN'S, WATSON'S,
MERCURY, TURNBULL'S
Every maker with a national reputation is here.
Whether you wear the finest and lightest weight or
require the heaviest, we can fit you, meet your re-
quirements in weight, and satisfy your idea of price
as well. This Store has always been an outstand-
ing Underwear store, and when you have seen all
the different lines we have to show you, you will ad-
mit that this season is no exception to the rule.
Come here for underwear values; we will not disap-
point you.
Leish. _ PnClothes
u1 4
Man, oh Man!
JUST slip into the soft, roomy
ar warmth of a big Leishman
ulster or great coat and give
yourself a treat.
Note the snug, sure fit of its
generous collar --admire its
graceful lines—inspectthesplen-
did materials and hand finish—
wear It once—and you will never
be satisfied with anything else
but Leishman clothing.
For over thirteen years no cloth-
ing but Canada's best has been
produced by the Leishman
shops.
That's the reason the name Leishman
is now accepted h; particular men
as the hall mark of Canada's
finest clnthinji.
Men's Work Clothes,
OVERALLS—Famous Snag Proof Brand;
black or striped ............ $1.95 to $2.25
SMOCKS --Black or Stripes .....$1.95 to $2.25
Lined Smocks .....................$6.25
GLOVES—Mule skin, one finger; extra strong
lined ................ ...............60c
SHIRTS—Full sized, double stitched, heavy ma-
terials, guaranteed wear ............ $1.25
SOX—Grey ribbed, all -wool, heav�......... 50c
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A BEAUTWUI• '
OF
r'iK dr,/i
Coat... r
INCLUDING SOME VER
REMARKABLE LOW
PRICING
VPRY great part Of
Milady's interest in;
our Big Fall Display
will naturally centre in the r
wonderful showing of Wo-
men's and Misses' Coats.
And there surely is a beaut-
eous array of very exclusive
models. We specially want
every woman to see the re-
cent new arrivals. They
are surely a glorious collec-
tion of stunning new coats,.
each portraying the very
newest lines and exemplify-
ing the finest workmanshi=p.
PRICES :
$13.50 to $50
A WONDERFUL SHOWING OF
Stamped Goods
Now
FOR ADVANCE CHRISTMAS''
SEWING
are a few suggestions for
�f .
HERE
Christmas, if you would give
something of your own mak-
frt
ZsYtt�ifl `. r
' fYyfffp(pe
terns.
Crinkled Bed Spread ......... $3.75
�a
Childs' Bibs and Aprons. .25c to 50c
Boudoir Pillows ...............65c
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XPR
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_.;.,.>✓ ,.....�.�. �t1tra•,a.wra: „a..,ctz�,., .: ra ; ` ,
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Dependable, Nationally Advertized Underwear
Only Finds Representation in Our Store
STANFIELD'S, PENMAN'S, WATSON'S,
MERCURY, TURNBULL'S
Every maker with a national reputation is here.
Whether you wear the finest and lightest weight or
require the heaviest, we can fit you, meet your re-
quirements in weight, and satisfy your idea of price
as well. This Store has always been an outstand-
ing Underwear store, and when you have seen all
the different lines we have to show you, you will ad-
mit that this season is no exception to the rule.
Come here for underwear values; we will not disap-
point you.
Leish. _ PnClothes
u1 4
Man, oh Man!
JUST slip into the soft, roomy
ar warmth of a big Leishman
ulster or great coat and give
yourself a treat.
Note the snug, sure fit of its
generous collar --admire its
graceful lines—inspectthesplen-
did materials and hand finish—
wear It once—and you will never
be satisfied with anything else
but Leishman clothing.
For over thirteen years no cloth-
ing but Canada's best has been
produced by the Leishman
shops.
That's the reason the name Leishman
is now accepted h; particular men
as the hall mark of Canada's
finest clnthinji.
Men's Work Clothes,
OVERALLS—Famous Snag Proof Brand;
black or striped ............ $1.95 to $2.25
SMOCKS --Black or Stripes .....$1.95 to $2.25
Lined Smocks .....................$6.25
GLOVES—Mule skin, one finger; extra strong
lined ................ ...............60c
SHIRTS—Full sized, double stitched, heavy ma-
terials, guaranteed wear ............ $1.25
SOX—Grey ribbed, all -wool, heav�......... 50c
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y
°
A BEAUTWUI• '
OF
r'iK dr,/i
Coat... r
INCLUDING SOME VER
REMARKABLE LOW
PRICING
VPRY great part Of
Milady's interest in;
our Big Fall Display
will naturally centre in the r
wonderful showing of Wo-
men's and Misses' Coats.
And there surely is a beaut-
eous array of very exclusive
models. We specially want
every woman to see the re-
cent new arrivals. They
are surely a glorious collec-
tion of stunning new coats,.
each portraying the very
newest lines and exemplify-
ing the finest workmanshi=p.
PRICES :
$13.50 to $50
A WONDERFUL SHOWING OF
Stamped Goods
Now
FOR ADVANCE CHRISTMAS''
SEWING
are a few suggestions for
�f .
HERE
Christmas, if you would give
something of your own mak-
ing; all stamped in the newest pat-
terns.
Crinkled Bed Spread ......... $3.75
Bridge Covers .........50c to $125:
Childs' Bibs and Aprons. .25c to 50c
Boudoir Pillows ...............65c
rr? ;
Organdie Tea Aprons ..........85c
1
Centrepieces ..........35c to $125
Runners ..............50c to $125
s,
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Cushions .............. .......6"0e
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