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:ass e; tile time to lime ;cow
rostu.;.- ikon:tied, As winter
a: pro3 tilos, VOL( Viii appiceette
cheery blight rooms.
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-- upon hearing of the audshan &Parte-
nswiey • ure from that lee of Is Gum
eldiN, tom at Vac aid Mrs. Gilber•
NAMINNIMIXION Genies,f Rotimay. While net feel.
w* an to v md. 4,46nwpertieelarly well, yet he attend-,
ted Divine Service On gawky svaninal
in the eharch of width his father is
our
HITS
Th. Style *nd Priam ars
Right.
t 'sr 1g4 Si reetnn I Sin :el is
GODERICH.
letter intent* selforiajg,, kis fland passed away oa Tuesday evening
being spinal meningitis. He war
born in Hamilton, May 4th. 11006
(where ha received his early educa-
tion) and came to Dungannen when
a small boy. Of late he had been in
attendance at the High School in
Kincardine, and hied just passed his
exents. for entrance to Normel, his
spplimition to attend the Stratford
Norms 1 having been recently aceept.
;diadem id Knox College which opened ed. Just . entering young manhood,
• -7- Neu per*: frost) 121; C. ta-
m week, he had the promise of a useful life
• Roll up. Mr. Wallece Twamiey has been ir before him, It being hie intention to
title neighborhood of late, cutting
Bafgains in last year's corn with his corn binder.
Owing to•the anniversary services
-stock frOnl 7!1C., in. the Methodist Church next Sund*Y,
services in Erskine Presbyterian
Church will be withdrawn for that
day.
pastor. He wiui taken ill on Mond*,
DUNGANNON
! Zr. Bruce Gray has resumed his
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davidson and
Master Allan Reed motored on Fri-
day to Elora, where they. Mere -week-
end guests with lilr. and Mrs. J. M
Wilson. ,
Mrs. (has. 'Whitely, •uf Oodericb
Book Store : tp., visited her grandmottier,--Mrs
•Deeense-whoesve-regref to state, has
tobeen very low, during the past week
lilr. Marvin Durnin, of Goderich
_ . . was a visitor at the home. of Mrs.
on -
• Mel jt funny what ft la of diffDreary Tuesday.er.
Last week's budget of Dungannon
est kinds of cigars this world needs.
correspondence, . though nulled in
a good time on Wednesday morning
did not reach the Sar lace until
noon on Thureday, after the Star was
, on the press, which accounts for its
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Specialties in 'Weddle va die s
and Floral Designs
EASFAISPCLIVElltb 70 ALL PARISGEO.
OF CANADA AND 7RE -ern ES •
GEO. STEWART
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enter the ministry. fie was except-
ionsilly gifted as a sweet singer, and
assisted in the service of praise at,
the anniversary services held in Er.
*hie church here about a year ago.
The singing of solos, in his clean
baritone voive, at both these services
will lone. be remembered with pleas.
ure by those hearing him, the merit-
ing number, "Save Thine Own Wes',
Lord," -being especially effective *a
a consecration hymn. His selection
for the eveningservice Wint,. "The
Regger- , ,.-interspersed :with
Verses from the well.known hymn
"Must Jesus bear the cross alone?"
ending with these' words of ''essur.
once :
"The eonseernted crabs rli bear,
Till death shall set me free,
And then go home my crown to wear.
•er there's a crewn ier me."
The funeral-whieh was ',held to Kin-
cardine cemetery, seas attended by a
Vast number of sympittineing friends
front the former charges in which
nonsappearance in our, last issue. It Mr. Gomm . served as paetor, viz.
is published this. week. , Pine River, Dungannon and Port AI -
The many Dungannon friends soi beq, else by many frorn Kincardine.
The "Tuxis Boys," et erhich club de-
ceased was a member dur:ng his stay
in Kincardine, marchea In a body to
the cemetery,' 'ware they performed
the last sad rites over the grave of
a beloved member. The service at
the graveside was conducted by Rete
Mr. Overend, of Kincardine, assisted
by Rev. Hardie, of I:oche:eh, and two
I esldent- Tinnisters or---Xiiharditie;
which shc • The many beautiful floral offerings
ed in an accident, in one of
Miss Lulu Kennedy, who will be s'5.
membered as being one of ,the enter.
• tainers from High Park Presbyterian
church, Toronto, who visited Dun-
gannon in August, will learn with re.
Bret that she was so unfortunate as
to be knocked dosdn 'by a motor car
some ten days ago, sustaining injur-
ies which sill confine her to the house
fl for some time. Mrs. Gray also •
them being a cresce
aloes Rorapers
at 01 priers from
ttp. The yluinet4 i :2
tu the bet' SEE TIE SPLENDID VALUES IN OUR STORE FOR
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TeURSDAY, 00T.
GRAY'S GIGANTIC SALE
CARLOW
The W. M. Society will hold Its'
monthly ineetieg on TUesd..y, the 701.1
Oct.
With two *mulling outtlte in the.'
resiverygebailborhyood. both, tiro end women. are
As Sunday watt very wet and sew
were mitt to church, the relit, day
sortie* nes uoetponed until next Finn-
irtiotpodOsiteto5evh. when a liege attetilance
COLBORNE
The School Fair held et Carlow on
Itionilay of lest week nee atteneee.
Is is perhaps one ot the best school retie
held In this section ot in Co.
There watt an abundance ot eeeibits in
nearly alt the departments. in tact. we
ballet* there! was considerable bum ovs•
meat in many at the exhibits of former
years, eitpechally those in domestic sot.
ence, including home road° confectiou.
ery. There watt also sliest interest
taken in the fairly large exhibit ot
stock. Six schools took pelt in the
parade ane phveleat culture drill, 'The
pile.° list will belayed on page 7.
SHEPPARDTON
ails% 'Use Bogie spent last weekend
in Goderich.
troMtur.Calinideallia7all° ret nvVittii“ntrit' rmeltivreeds
Rev. 'W. D. flawkins, of ItiytliPwill
conduct anniversary gerViCeti in the
Port Albert Anglicen Church on Sunder
October at 11 a.m. and 7r.in,
The . (allowing is the Sheptardton
Sabo& report for the month ot Septern-
• her: -Sts IV. Alma Johnston. 75: Pearl
Jsuce, ite Clayton bloater, 55. Sr. IV:
Mabel Fosters 70; Ruth Foster, 57. Roy
lio,--r•ltrSr. Margaret Roster,- 7U
Teddy Viooncian, 77: .Dorothy &MOH, 66:
Richard Cousins. 55; Lloyd 13iindlev. •
A few of our big specials are :
TERRY TOWELS CHILDREN'S WOOL SWEATERS
• The is 15 X ); il:W4S1'.1Pade of
heavy cloth with neatiYheilinied edges.
While they. last, each 19c
PONGEE VLK
• In the natural shade only, splendid for,
curtains, children's dresses or lingerie
garments. Specially iced, pr yd .69e
ANDERSON'S SCOTCH NGHAMS
The width is 32 inches, a these are
Anderson's Gold Label Gingh tit Lim;
ited stock, per yd 32c
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__CHILDREN'S WINTE_R VESTS
In natural or white shades,'these are a
good heavy weight and a good range of
largest sizes Vests or Drawers, each.. 69e
LADIES' WINTER VESTS
• These are in 'all sizes up to all; the
style is either high neck and long ,
sleeves, or low -neck and short sleeves..
Specially priced each, .....
FLANNELETTE
41)111 27 in. wide, in shades grey, pink
- or blue, Specially priced', .! yds for 51.00
SPORT FLANNELS ,
In h good range of shades, Phil 56 Lit-
• ches wide and just new, Specially
priced per yd'........ . $1.49
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East Side
of Square e a A
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S A As.
tirtihnshavdados waaitnidl 01)011111ot; aagrtm. oorhradode,. daTinhtet
are exceptional value. Clearing at each $2.19
CREPE.DE.CHINE
The width is 4o inches and they are all
from our regular stock -and are the fin- •
est weight- In any shade regular 12.26
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splendid range of shades. These $5:15 '•
Sale price, per yd
CHAMOISKITE GLOVES -
In ladies and misses.' sizes only. A
• exceptional values, per pair 69c
CURTAINING •
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Scrim and Curtain mu' 4in in cream and
white *shades. Splendid for .rear win- -
dows. Priced per yd... — „ -1So'
PURE WOOL HOSE
A splendid weight of plain cashmere.
They are pure wool and in black only. -
Priced per pair ' ... ,..79c
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FLANNELETTE
. Pull 36 inches wide in shades grey, pink
or blue Specially 'priced, per yd .....28c .
KIMONA VELOURS "
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In shades grey, mauve and blue with •
very heti patterns. Priced'per yd. .56c
CRAY. Phone
CQ. 36 •
it.,:taiksARy sERvicEs was a pesseriger. when two ears co. among
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nt from se, Je III. Thelma 3onee, 69; Belph
lid and the congregations f Dungann n elPliliT is u Y
ed, she received a severe shale. o, andFoster, 7 ; Isabelcc ; Tony rsst Mr....Ino. E. Sharman, of town was
ing up. We wish them both a speedy -Pole Albert, beim silent testimone to loan. Pr. tin Irene Graham, Pr. Irene Mr, Elliott is a gentleman in the with her throughout. her illness, and
r and FOWL SUPPER
iecove ry. • • the esteerri in which deceased Was Faster, Maricaleotiter, Clarence Essex. prime of life and of evangelical faith
held, and also Jiympa_thy_ for_the _her, 11.* Driver Tsacheresc and evangelietie gifts and has been het aunt, Miss; I. E. Sharman. was
• 'Sudsy, Ottober 19th
Services at a.m. and 7 pan.
let A. fileFARIANE, N.
• OF BAYFIELD ,
eh arge
0-&41b-if2-ist
FOWL SUPPER
Vollowed by Splendid Program
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Next Sabbath, October 5th, atini. caved family, who, owing to 'the e'en, Rev. Rosie- will -ecintliidt greatly bleseecl.in his woil. Ile • as nes*.
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,there-duinne. the last week of her ill
had, a large and honorable record and.
was -14 years -'pastor of the Baptist
church at Waterford, Ont. His lest
pastorates have been at Dovercourt,
Road and The Tabernacle, Charles
St., both of Toronto. His Wifeis a
lady of "culture, ability, andmuch
personal charm, and has .been a woe.
-A-epecial-feature -of She • VleThie-e-fitiroliaY,;:tUdar; -01-Irr.'117' the helper to her hue —t—
eeming 'service will -be_the....oilicisi Rtc Boyle. Rev. It. Pete,* und others.
now being inetalled h the two oldest Th I ft d
ve • ' •will • be 1 I t •
tagteue nature of the dieease, were
Methndis:t Church. Rev- ws---1C' V$ not allowed to attend the funeral:
borne, R. A., of Londesboroi /In the Sorrowing family is extended
preach at 11 o'clock and at 7 in the.the heartfelt sympathy of all in this
evening, and special MUSIC WM De district, and we would direct their
rendered .by the choir. A special thoughts to the knowledge that their
offering,of $400 is being asked for, to t
toveti. oxie has but exchanged his
be applied to the local expenses of the cross f .
. given by
ZURICH ENTERTAINERS
Mil NOT MISS' THIS TREAT
riotnil FOR POSTERS
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traseMea tileaes
It eke "Pelee* of Wet's" was
couiltig tosetoilerigh, would ;41011
sieve a dolite and a bait to hear
st.ini woe.' . •
von eat% get a Veto):
Record made by him -tee only
one in existeace ,too, and with a
selection by "The Cohlotioent
Coartro aantl"-otte of the finest
ebe world, recorded oa the.beck'
!hold -yon .iike to heat it?.
Ri E. JENNER.
Net t Bask of Calenerti
t.
Fashionable Models of a
lquality you -will
prolciste.
Tail Crowns in flats of all
types
*lowers rival Plumage in
Smartness.
&vet, Volotn° and Felt
i4r. leading Fabrics.
Them in Stvlo sod Digniti,
i1 wetly Kirit in correct
Millinery for the, Fall
and Winter Season.
?meg lirsposiies is lulled.
analversiary services in the Sheppard.
ton- Methodist church en Sunday,. Oat.
oto, at 11 aart. and 7 p.m, The Nilo
choir will intish specie/ music.
fowl supper will be served on Triesda v
evening from 6 to a o'clock, atter whi,k
a emended program win, be given, by
tb'e 111111 Riree 'Male Quartette; the
Knot Church Orchestra Oodeoloh' Mira
turning on •of the rieW electric lights, • WNSHIP Admission ISO ceots.children so cents. OBITIJARY
UriURN SHARMANeThe death occurred
s at the Woodstock General Hospital
er correepondent) W d cla ' Se te b
toi of Zion (Minch; •
members of the official board, Mr, Taylor's Omni's, Intend „bolding their
Sanderson and Mr. :ones. AR • are regular inanthly tifeetia4 Oa. 7th, at .(From Allah
Jnvlted to these belpful services. •
Miss Melva
The Rally Do service at 'Union t f
2 o'clock
(Intended for lest week) ow h God jai 1 tilile guest little sofi, Billie, of SheP.Pawitan• will ire held eext Sunday, Oct. fith•
*pent .Sunday at the hen* of Mrs. ,et 3 p, ni.
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Anniversary serviees will fie held
Mr: R. J. Durnin, 5th concegaion at Bethel bletbodist church on Sun.
of Ashfield, hos impioved the 11P-• deY. Oetober 12th, at 11 a. m. and 'I
'Mr.• and Mrs. Harold Tiatand
law tei rain last
$. Pr --WW•nalliP2-404POnT
W. R. Stothers. *. -
pearance of, his house by the alePii- p. a). Spejal music. on: pudsday,
'cation of a .coat of paint. October 14th, a fowl aupper will be
We are pleased to see Mr. Robert •nerved by the Ladies' Md in the'
Moore able to be out Again after his church shed, followed by an enter-
hcent accident, although he still tainment. Admission 5Cie and 25e,s, •
keeps one eye bandaged. lie hopes
soon to retern to work.' . FUR sALE.
The regular meeting of .the Dun. Hoirnoql ille Clime* Vactory.
gannon 'branch of the Women's In- Good brisk Building, also
statute is being held today, Thursday UICO Residence, sold .separ_ •
at the Parsonage,Ththee thoo;niee, of„wbMrs4t.
(Rev.) Peters, jaormteogsetcheorn. Connolly to
should a child be taught before going
to school,' will be introduced by Mrs - G r, Cif - ONT.
L. Smiley. Roll call -e -"Cute sayings
of children." ASIIFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. w. Olaiee, of Tor.
little son has come to make his
onto, attended the funeral of the late
en pri. home with Mr. and. Mre., Gordon
Leslie Gomm at Kincardine
day last Mr. and Mrs. Roza, Mr -Drennan on the Lake Shore,
and Mrs. B. •I; Cravrford, Mrs. E. 0. The Ashfield Auxiliary of the W.
Duff,J4-14'sand Mrs. IL Davidson and M. S. will hold its October meeting
MesirS:\gruce Gray nnt: T. Stothers at the home of Mrs. Albert Beckett
were° an Kincardine- as the funeral on Wednesday,. Oct. 8th. Mrs.
(on Friday). • ' (Rev) MacCallum, of Lueknow, will
Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Pentland, who be present to addrest ithe ladies,
have spent several months with Mrs. The coming plebiscite on the 'tern.
David Girvin, and also with relatives persince question will be Peominent
feature of the diseuesion. •
in Lucknow, have purchased a lot on
the Ilamiltolt-Grimeby Highway - BENMILLP4R
within a mile of Grinfeby, and will
rivet a house thereon, ai they intend The Rally Day services in 'temente!:
to nukite it their home in the future and Zion Smutty schools home been
• Rev.' Es Hays spent; the week.end PeeiPenedt OD DOCODOie of the hisevr
Min of lent Sudsy, to October lath.
in- Toreeto.
mrs and Mrs silthiumnre Angus'J The oung People'e Italie to be held
• .,,„„s lienmillee chinch aext sunday even•
time their &lighters. Riam'uy ""° ing,Oct oototoeuelog 7.60. will
Lillian, tit Welland, and Miss .Enutin boot epeeist Interco. service, of
Augustnie. of Aroma, ,motored up on which case feature 1$ a pageant entitled
Tuesday and Were wisest* with Mr °Richt wilt be eonducted
*nd Mrs. A. B. penetand. The MIs- and peetientett entirely by the young
ses Manche and itlY11411 Augustine People of the deceit. It will be uplitt.
both served u Rod Cress nurses.ov. lug. itterriring and eueouregiug. Let
testas during tbe war, the former in eltrYbedY eel" -
France and the latter in Selonica.
, Mr. Bruce Gray occupied the pul. NILE
pit of Sone% Kinloss Presbyterian Mies Gladys Seguss is visiting at
chureh on Sunday lest. -
ofi e nes Y' MOrinnit. p
01 l'oronte, hike been 24th, -of--±hfireforie---Eleaner, only
forldaughter of. Me. John. E. Sharman,
474e-tsVisillefi: " granddsiughter-of-M
Mise Rae, Andreae went to Toronto N., McLean, of Woodetack. Miss
on Tuesday, where she has accepted 'Sharman had been ill for the past
a Position in Varlispourt Social Ser. mouth with peritonitis, and while ,
vice. • • sonte.hopes had been enterteined for
Miss S. Pierce is spending some her recovery, her condition became'
two weeks in Goderich, visiting at serious during the past few days
the home of her niece, Mrs. J. Rob. and' she passed away 'on Wednesday
ertson. morning. Miss Sharman was form.'
Rev. W. It Alp and Rev: P. S. erly a member of the staff of the
Banes attended the meeting of Gode- Woodstock Sentinel -Review, and was
rich Sunimer Schilol Executive-. in held in high esteem by her .fellow
Godericit on Monday. Plans were *ethers on the newspaper and by a
made for neXt Year's- Summer School. wide circle of Sriends. The ',funeral •
F
telly Dasy wits: observed -In ibe which Was private, took place on 11 -
considering the unfavorable weather,
and an interesting program was .give pressive onte'conducted•bY Rev. V. F.
en. , to . o/ Ch P Nevi is III r
Methodist undaY Moot last Sun- " n
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' the house was a very simple and im- 4,
' bo pleased to'take Sittings'
of ail citizens of pioneer 118e1
• eighty -years and over for a
Goderich Historical colltmelon,
and each sitter will be
witho photo of Muted!. *Mug
t")(11DadeRm. greaws
ancy
• For the long' wipter •evenitigs.
All thel„letest dasign_a_inLVed--
spreWeia,Pillew 'Cases. Vanity
Sets, Cushion Tops, Ruonere,
Tewela, Luncheon
Sets. Card • Table- Covers, ete.,
Everything in Silks and Crochet
Threads. •-•-'
Start :Now--"Butructuas free
Smith's Art and Gift Store:
East Street • Phone 198
Ata meeting at Mr. O. E. Erratt's byterian church, of which the deceit's
last Monday evening, it was decided
grin, Walter Sharman, J. A.' McLean • -TO CONsnont A --
Foresters' Hall in the near future, tc
laid to rest in the Presbyterian cern-
ed was a member. The pallbearers
to hold a Prohibition Rally the were her four uncles, R. A, IdelOg
e one
and W Mainzer The remaiiis were
include all the surrounding district
.oL Auburn,.*tory. Many Sorel tributes testified
Remember Westffeld anniversary to the esteem in which the deceased
services next Sunday at 2.80 and 7.80. was held. Among the but -of -town.
p. ne Rey, A. Fe Millson; B. A., of people who were present for the fun -
Brownsville, former pastor, will be eral were:. Mrs. J. E. Sharman
the preacher. SpecWa
ial music• by tbe lter Sharman, Mrs. Jack Haldane -
brotherhood and the regular choirs
of Detroit; Miss Emma. Campbell, of
Auburn Methodist church hold their Toronto and William- Shairmani. of
anniversary -the following Sunday Gederich. The deceased's fa her
Oitober 12th, with Rev. 3. E. Holmes
chairmanof Goderich • dietrict, at
preacher,
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AMONG THE CHURCHES
The Arthur Circle of KnoiCOurch
will hold their minuet bazaar on Nov.
Ise Please reserve the date.
In Knox church the ,services will
be conducted by the minister. Sub-
jects of sermthis, 11 a. tn., "To Theta
that Love God;" 7 p. m., "Loyalty."
Sabbath School and Bible Classes at
3 o'citiek.
At the Victoria Street idethoeist
_ Churh the eervicee next Sunday Will
(*conducted by the pestor, Reit.f.T. W.
Hetily,14.A Special Properationt ate
Whig made for the Evangelistic aiervIces
beguile,* Oct 13. Prot. and Mrs. Wells
of Indiatetpolie ind. have an inter*
national repntait Ion ON long evangelists.
Von will be delighted with then,.
The services at North St. Metho.
dist ehurch next Sunday Neill be coin
ducted by the pastor, Rev. J, E.
Rohr" ,At10 *. me the Men's Club
will discuss the topic, "Is Govern-
ment Control a Sueress?" It- will be
introduced by Mr. R. J. blegme.
Monday, 'Oct. 6th, Xer. W. S. Don.
rielly, of Exeter, will give his inter -
eating lecture on "Scrape," under the
auspices of the Young People's Lea.
gue.
At St. Georges church an Sunday
last, the Very Reverend Dean Paget
of Calgary, preached at both services.
In the morning he took as his text'
Iter. 111, 8, "Behold 1 set before thee
im open door," and in a sfinple, earn.
au manner poleterl his hearers to the.
church as the *poi door leading tel
Itteven. In the erasing, front thi
words, "1 see that all Whirs tOtit to
au end; lest Thy esitwasadareitt is ex.
wreak* Vetoer Pa. CX1X, 16, he
tootlakod1 and loroogla to * conchs.
lett his wiewdbeg illeeserso.
tor. F. C. Elliott, of Tersete„ who
le room** to an %manholes* mill
treat the torapelet etesteh hie
accepted the postorane. enteral upon
The union meetisar in the interests J'. fl, Tone r P. S., visited the Nile
of temperance, which as held in the school en Tuesday
Methodist . church on *Sunday morn. last.
Mrs. E. Seguss had the misfortune
ing last, was attended by a goodlY
numb.ers of interested people. The to ein'ain ber hnide 1114 week.
Ilpmktr, Rev. ,r, E. c4,8dtas. ,,,e Ext., Mr. Richard Ityariss, tofsundGodaye,rich
ter, iiresintiid that Situation in St ;ritai '1443" It- Narcotnitor I
rind intelligent address, stowing that Mies P. Curry is !Lilting her
"Government Control," as it worke niece, Mrs. 'John: Middleton, of Gode-,
Oat in other, provinces, :s not very rich tp.
satisfactory sis * temperance intim- Mt, and Mrs. II. O. Pentland, with
ure. Committees have been appoint- their young son; are visiting at the
ed and the district organized for thehome or Mrs. J. H. Pentland.
coining caMpaign. Anaiveridiry atievices will lae held
A widespread feeling of regret and en Nile 'church on Sunday, (Itt. 26th
sympathy prevailed in this distrkt .partieninrs later. Remember the
Mac Vicar
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ICH, ONT.
Amateur
011t rolopilts mut trilities Is
01 Ike Utter Elul
Leave :our Films with us for.
good yolk and protnpt; morvioo.
We else vary a hilliMock of
Fame anti pi fitting material*.
Plow 117
Rally Day service was not held
last Sunday on account of wrifavot.
1
able weather, but will be observed
en Sund17, art. nth; A large at.
tendenet and a Mural offering.Is
looked tor. Proceeds to be derated
to the S. S. Aid and Extenidon Fssd.
Rev. and' Mrs. White are Otitis*
frieride Chatham and other plates
The foram* Is mottled to take
the work of Roe. IL Porte oat eon -
day,'** 11r. Roils win take charge:
tileowl.' at
pardon stain' lug stw1 repel* owe
Nundsy.
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awo
r,
Saidle Horses
FOR HIRE• •
NEW RED BARN
mull $t, 60DERICS •
Goo(l, tenable driving horse,: tor
sale at all times •
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Good etorage for cars by ilsysweek
or month. n 0=0, .Oggeft, .012200neta. 1
• Auto and Horse Livery II •
Noll Sale and Exchange Ram 0
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....Ssi_Lata a CO00
t• Annotinces that he has opened
Up:ro-Dilt4 Shoe Repair Shell
on Cidkorne Street •
at the rear of the Bank of
.;4 Artd---is-pbsparefOo i
do all Hoes of
Shoelitaiting rad Repairing ,
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FURNITURE EXCHANOE 1J 11 'VROQNIAN
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Merelal varieties. Iluodrect •
Pound 1ota as 5 tenni. pes,
smaller quantities 6 emits.
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You will like their appearance. You will ap.
preciate their fitting qualities, and you will be
agreeably surprised when you learn the
reasonable prices we are able to sell such
goods for.
Your Inspection is Invited,
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SliARMAN'S SHOE STORE..
PHONE 1511
W. R Sharman
• GODERICH
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