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A meeting of the litystilai braieh 5" thawitibla
rd the Bibte Society was held in St. Linc
O,tr Hew Fall Pattern that
km jsm hen reoeivoil will.
slefigist yen. Prices rule from
10c to $1.75 per rot
OR OfIARTIENT
is at you 'service at all thaw
We specialise in a there*
eye exeminatios whit the
maniern *kat iestruseets.
Andrew'e United chards ee Sunder,-
evening Lest. Rev. Mr. IKeasedy save
the Bible winch was
well delivered, after whieh *he fol-
lowing Alters were fleeted for the
coming yeer: President, F. A. Ed.. Worlalinelt Exchange
wards; seeetreas., Mrs. Jas. Ennu-
i son. The colleetors will be on their
4 rcunde this week to receive donations
to a worthy use.
MUSH EXCHANCA *LOCK
GIFTS
For 13ridos
Made by Members of aur
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MISS S. NOBLE
LEEBURN
Mr, Harry Freeman spent Sunday
• in Woedsteek.
Mr. Robt. Foley spent Solidity with
his mother, Mrs. M. Foley.
Mr. Sterling Fulfortl, of Toledo, hi
%halting hl parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo, Fulford.
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Chisholm, Jr.,
were visiters in Kingsbridge Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bennett, of
Detroit, visited the foriner's mother
Mrs. A. Bennett, last emelt.
• Much sympathy is felt for Str.1
Hugh Thurlow in the deeds of his sis-
ter, Mrs. Wm, Morris, Saltford.
Mrs. Terence Hunter returned
home last week from Detroit, where
i she has been attending her slider,
New Christmas Goods
arrivin$ every week.
Como in sad LOOK AROUND
it your leisure.
Cole's Book Store
to
PORTER'S
BAYFIELD
• miss Nora Ferguson leftfor Lon-
don on Sunday last for a visit with
friends,
Mrs. Wigle, of London, spent the
week -end with her parents here, Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Sturgeon.
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Dr. Eing, wife and daughter,-BettY,
of Detroit, spent the week -end in their
boutiful cottage on the lake front.
WM. McDool and Ninian Heard ar-
rived home from the 'West on Monday
after 'spending the hornet at Mile.
Atone. Sask.
The members of L. 0, L. No. 24,
with their wives and sweethearts, are
arranging for a social evening in their
hall on Friday evening, Nov. 5th. A
progressive euchre game and a. pro-
who has been very sick. •
Mrs. Philip Bogie and family have
returned to Goderich after a pleasant
'visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
IJ. D. karrish.
The farmers ,are finding it hard to
get their fall work finished, silo Al -
ling, threshing and taking up pota-
toes, on account of the continued wet
weather.
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GODERICII TOWNSIIIP.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mott, of Windsor,
visited their relatives here the past
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and Mrs. Andrew Rougvie
turned Tuesday after spending a few.
days at Surnla• ' ••4
"Under Suspicion" --Who le?"
"Mike and Mary," who with seven.
other amusing characters will enter-
tain with a two -act play after the
fowl supper at Union. Men? Look.
and 'See. `•
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DUNGANNON
Mr. R. La Reed visited friends in
Dungannon on Sundsy.
Mrs. J. Savage visited friends in
Goderich on Friday.
Mrs, Greer, of Glands, is visiting
r leti • s i this district,
Master Willie Wiggins was a weeks
d with relatives at duld,'-
n guest•
Mr. And Mrs. G. Id. MeRenzie. were
visitors at Clinton on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Ross and son, Don-
ald, were visitors with friends
Lucknow onr Sunday.
The Mimeo Evelyn Reed and Don-
na McClure, of Goderich, were Dun.
gannet viisitors on Sunday. •
Miss Letitia Dreaney arrived home
on Tuesday after a pleasant two
months visit with friends Saskat-
ebewan. . •
Ws- Ulm) Hayes and Berman
Carpenter returned on Thursday last
from a motor trip to •St. Thomas and
London. *
Mrs. D. MeNevin and. Mr. Paul
Smeltzer, of Goderich, were guests et
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Sav-
age on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Treleaven and
Mr. and Mrs. S. Roach visited the lat-
ter's slater, Mrs: H. Raton, of Exi.e.
ter, on Sunday.
Mr. Wm. Menary had a successful
sale on -Tuesday,' when good paltea
*ere obtained. It is his intention to
work this winter for Mr. Beeehler.
iVirs. G. McIntyre moved Int week
to the house which abe limed from
Mr. Jame Coot, and recently wi-
elded by Mise Edna Fowler. „
Alton's have that salt which keeps
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. Ale' flee off tattle and' horses; also it
. s ' new' unproved stink food which is
bbe ' guaranteed to pr.:olio good results: .
aZe rftt 1.seCldi tligllei Mind!
y . ra a
. Rubbers Rubbers - Ru rs . o Je o 0
nesday of this week at the home of
Mr. Albert Meeltiaid, where he had
Our Kew Stock of MINER ORA1VD been visiting, for *few weeks previous
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United church On Wetine°stda„v after.
They • are litromoure Cared— TAity ' Beat' noon- A nientint aftereotie wets en-
, le his death.
of W. hi. S. of Dun.
BrINER RUBBERS are GUAR. A141.• i EEO' '''. ,. .:*:' rainnueDdni; yrntib*de mtbererh; tetheent-siti;
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There were seven teblesof euchre
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Our isComplete* s
- r Stock int .. : . et the 'Hallowe'en Masquerade in the
parish hall on Friday eveni Int •22.
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New all Footwear . - • '4 th l' 'e ell essnir' s
atitute.. The prize . winners were
— ' ' ,er e wisp ces o e omen s In -
Missies Ila rown and Thelma Reed
We AIM 7.0 PLEASE YOU-- ----------- lin*' 'Mes1r3'' Memile ste.wart aeg.
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flIt FIT — -OttAL.try ." IN PRICE Sir. and Mrs. `FranGle, .
Win, McClure:- • • - -------1-
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. their marriage ' moved this week tea.
theni from the village, teat wishthem
success in their new enterprise of
PHONE 43,W sQuAR.w.
The loot L. G. B.. A. lodge intend
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holding a concert In the- Orange Hall
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en Wednesday evening, Nev. •10th,
. The nregram tensest of musical
and literary numbers, in addition to
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MASON & RISCH PIANOS'
One for Every Home
.__Gnefir Every Income
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Your home may siomounodate * greed piano—you
incOthe a'warrant the roost expansive inodet Bus
if a limit is set by either apace or 'meow you .till
own„ a genuine Mum fit Res&
skihr Marto 6: PJach Plows are built to thelligheet
liasidards. Some are idexpmeive but owe is chsaply
demtdatted—the very lowest priced hu a tone quaUty
welling many instruments costing twit* as AWOL '•
Pay for One Out of Income
at No Cot ofUpkeep!
Aside from periodical tunings,* piano cogs nothing for
*top. Buy st Mama & Ruch on out easy teams and
predtimily every cent you paw goes "wards the purchase
pncel Before you realise it, your pisne will be paid for
rya ML—widt yours of usefulness ahesd of it.
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Okkereittaken readies ate invited Se Writ* foe catesierar-
yea cut buy from us eddy said ecodasnically by emit—
we wilt, be OS to sanptO WWI* 1111WW.IPIL
MASON Cy ISCH
'. Which a play, "Just Like* Woman,"
rr ,wili be presented by members of the
-Lodge.
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Mte. 8., Roe& ono son, Mr. Arthur
Roaeh, retested last week from a de*
lightful trip to the West. They visit-
ed relatives et Minneapolis., Glad.
stone, Man,, and points further wot.
We are pleased to know that Mr.
Arthur Roach is much improved in
health.
' Mrs. ht. Hoffman, while picking RP'
pies one day recently, met with a
emit= viaident, when shoe/ , au
tainitig injuriet to her ribs which will
• lay her up for sone time. Hersis-
'ter, Mre. Rogers, of St. Thomas, who
• was with her for a few days, hate re -
I
turned to her home.
About * month ago Mr. Wm. Bray
• was So unfortunate as to lose three
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Ade oews is awn day. Sweet of his
trends and neighbors, wialsiag to
fibm.-51wi esommolad. "Boar ye efts n -
ether's burden." steented very ass -
inlay in sharing the loss, for whack
Mr. Bray is extremely gratefui and
destres to exerts* kis appreelatior.
The monthly meetincof the Wont
en's Institute was laid last Thureday
at the home of Mrs. F. Ross with a
good attendant*. In the sbeenew of
the president, Mrs. C. C. Brewn, ist
vice president, conducted the meet-
ing. An excellent paper on "hind -
nese," was read by hire. But
Roach. It was decided to insist the
"Navy fmme" by the sale ofpopp.es
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on Armistice Dsy.
The Irre of the northern woods has
egoist seized our local nimrod, Mr.
Chas. Elliott, who fared forth this
week to test his as a hunter of
the wily. deer. We trust that his o-
ust good fortune in securing his share
of the prey may attend him, and that
when he returns with his ear well
buten with venisein, be will renVonher
his numerous friend* in this econnum-
ity and spread for them such e, feast
es will not soon be forgotten. fle -
triode the trip this year by motor.
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:The Hallowe'en social last Monday -
night was a -howling mignon, though
the rain dampened a few spirits.
Twc. witches and a few ghosts and
fairies appeared and with esick-o•lan-
terns and weird music the young folk
spent a very gay evening. Those
who didn't come out are invited to be
present next year.
' The Orange \Lodge is holding a box
social on Friday evening. Ws -hope
for tine new moon that night-;
On Thursday -evening, Nov. Mb. a
grand concert will be given in the'
Nile church to celebrate the simple -
tion of' the new eked. Professor
Grin, a master violintet of Toronto
Coeservatory of Musk, .will be the
Musical Artist of the evening. while
Rev. D. McTavish, of Exeter, will give
his iv:pular lecture en, "The Luggatre
of Life." Everything from a bottle
of -milk to keep baby quiet in church
to a new Hudson Six—from niek.
names to yeligion. Two hours and o
half of real whalesoitie entertainment.
Admission, 50 rents. adults; 25 -cents
for children. Don't miss, this tare
treat.
CARLOW - -
'suss Lindsay, of Lueknow, is visit-
Jais /ifeBridneds.ir
FOR. SALE
Lard Barrels
Apple Barrels
cider Kegs
A timber of Tin
Pails
E. U. Cleveland
BAKER
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FINISHING
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for Neat
Prostv J. T, PELL
e le- or on Young atte e Liberal'
Converition in. Toronto 'last week. •
Coien;union: was dispensed in trce
church en Sunday -with a large at-
tendance. . • .
• Mr, and Mrs, John. Graham, of De -
trait, alsaMr. and afrs.'Shock, of the
sande place, visited with Mi.. and Mrs.
Gordon Young 'and other friends for
o few day a last week. '
Two Indian yinmenrvisited our burg"
lest Tuesdey. Thev had, come nil the
waw from .Blyth. Where they had been
polling flax. They eume through the
woods :looking for ginseng; a plant
the,rontest *Web is highly valued 23
a medicine. ri Mr. Clark took them in
and gave:. them their dinnee, which
they wereetruly grateful for, He at.
tie ,got aneauto ride for them back to
Blyth and e they stent •on their way re,
ialeing at their good luck. We set -
dont see Indians heves • • -
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Mr. Inn. Treble, of McGaw eleva-
tor, shipped a cat of wheat on Mon.
day. e •
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Johns, of
WatrOUs4 Slush.. are visiting their
datight,ete ,Mrs, Alden Allele . •
quite * few attended the supper
and, cone* at Auburn last nifty
evening and report at good time.
A Halliwe'en na-rty was given on
Monday eight homeof 31r.
Will Lent by the Bentrifiter Circuit
Club. Owing to the rain net as
many attended as would _have liked
to.. Those' who were there had a real
good. tinkei The witches were there
in full demise .4
IVE8TFIELD
Str. EraMerson. Rodger has. aeitured
part -win Goderkh. -
Visa Della McDowell was a Strat-
ford visit& one day last week.
atm W. It 'Campbell is Awing
her danghter, Mrs, -Wm. Crezier, of
Crewe.
Miss Gladys. McDowell, of Holmes..
vile!, spell% the weekend at he'r hone
re. .
Mrs. M '
oVittie Sr., is visiting her
daughter, ...Mrs. Wm. Tesler. of $t,
Helens. ••
• Mr. Jennings, of Windeor, spent a
couple of days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. j. L. McDowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Culbert and family, of
Dungennote visited at the home of
INtr.'and Mrs. Wm. McDowell, on Sun-
'
Mr. John Redmond has returned to
his home In Colborne township after
beine in the employ Of Mr. R. Red -1
- mond the pan year;
Mrs. R. S. Langley, of Toronto. a
- returned missionary from Steelman
China, gave a very interesting talk
an the thOe appointments on the Au-
burn olrcek on Oct. *1st, of her work
Itt China. Mrs. Longley was greeted
by large congregations at each ap..
pointment.
' Ur. and .Mrs. has. Wightresre Ills- •
an Elsie land May, of Whitechurch,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hoover and Min;
Elissibeth aridRev. Barker, of Brum-
ads, were Westfield visitors on Same,
day. *lee Mr. and Mrs. Dimon Ide-i
reilem need children. Mr. and Mrs.
Quinn end family and lir. sad Mrs.'
H. Hoover, of "
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anksgiving Specials
for FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Nov. Oth and 6th
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COAT SPECIALS FLANNELETTE BLANKETS
Just at the httleeing the Large size, new stock.... 4230 Per Pair
sastoort
hat 'when you are ready to PURE WOOL
KN • SWEATERS -
wear than we offer those values
. Penmen or women. ..... ... • $5,45
COATS et $32.50.
Needlepoint cloths, trimmed
with opossum collar and" oafs
of the better quality, Coots
that sold in most casts as high
r1149, now $3,9,50
COATS AT. $23.75
Fmest oll wool-Duvetyne
cloths, richly furred on cuffs
and case, satin de luxe lining
and flannel interlined. Splendid
value, ot. ..... „623.15
COATS AT $8.75
Coate of velour and fur trIm.
. rued, sold last season for $20
old $25, Your choice each
OATS$ALT75-$17.5;)
Of on wool cloths, a splendid
range of styles antlyounshadess for
Otneu or the Min. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WOOL HOSE
Soecially priced at. . $17.50 Hose now at unusual prices. These are odd stock.
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MINCH FLANNELETTE
white or striped 25c per yard
PURE LINEN TOWELLING 14c per yard
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SILK BROADCLOTH
Sprencild for Gift Lingerie 69c per issird
. LINEN TOWELS
Special prices
COIVIFORTERS
Size 66 x 72 $2.95
ODD STOCK OF CHAMOISErrE and KID GLOVES
Now sellin,g at •• 19c and 59c per pair
HE,t4yr ppouss SATIN
• " For Dresses,.Slips or Lining $1.40,
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29c, 446c, 69e
Phone 56
17he S A Gray
REArDY-TO.WEAR
C0 Phone 56
'ple aroukid here took in the pia; in There are *two sides to every donee.
Luelaiow last Friday night- tic etiestion. The winning side and •
Mr Aid Mrs. renew Feegeeee and 'the one the husband takes. I Your Family and
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of.Luelintee, spent Sunday
afternhon withNrelatiees here„
Mr. Charlie ',She:mood, of Detroit, THANKSGIVING
Friends wantyoar
Photograph ,
spent last week -end with his parent% Make the appointmentTorlaiY
gat. anetirs. Samuel Sherwood.
. . .. '‘'. . -, R. R. SALLOWS
Mr, anti Mrs. Wm. • McLean and ' . 1:ILLINERY . ..
son, Harold. of Saltfoid, visited with .. Ine;eior•
the lettees eister; Mrs...Georg! Lane. ` eke— . .e,e_es er. e e %se.
ill Tal y l'hilli s who has been', 2 11""8, and ' 1•1111V2in*'''
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with her sister, Mrs Thos reegnsime .cOtters velY0,
for the Tait month, returned to her
. :..• anti trietallie, so- Stlitfible'
home in Termite. last Friday.
hfr.: and Mrs. Roy Alton and Me. - With the, winter bus.
and Airs. D. K. Alton spent Sunday ' ' • •
awt tfiehn rf:re:117eunnh
s *round ePourri
?ort Al lbeanrotivaenr, New H
d • Call,early torth
and
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Marie Cottle, ef Exeter. visited Mai •
aOliday
bc.r.htlt,e saindanoihlersa.nJdusimilittrrisaonrid Ilmeitcra.
their ectusins, Mrs. Silbert , Vint and 4.11114C15111. OMR
Mr. 'Cyril Campbetl. NORTH SIDE SQUARE. ,
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For BILIOI.J$NESS
, ItamiltionStreo .
Shoe Store--.
Complete tins of ladiee', geed*
Men's. and ehliclren's shoes.
Come in sad compare Our prices.
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t Mile Elpire VW* le ander the din-
e tees rare is •wee.
Mr. Dys Canterbell ie sporting a
einem' hand Feed sedan.
Mrs. Meat Twawdey said soei Tevae,
speed FidieFemnire in Winglassri.
flaiwilay her panda swat Leek.
Min Theopeeei span;
new.
Mr. nasi Kn. Wee Wee% spent
Sendity with Me and Mrs. Marry
corapbeil, of Illeletravn- 1
gene a newiee *I tin resin(
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FIG.LAIttak;:ABIETS • • Saddle HMV*
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Choice Cut Flowers; %tilting
BilneliO3, floral Work, etc.
• Ola short notice.
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1. oat stirooRoot tprovinclot High-
way) at. Taylor** ,Corner.,'414
miles front Goderiele
All•Classes et Horses (Heavy and
Li lite for Sale
One matched -team- of - drivirig
horses. 7 years old. or sale.
Suitable for a doctor.
T. DURNIN
GEO. STEVVART Tel. 603 r 46
Phone '1.044 • Godeelests
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JOU have have stewed away is
your attic some Pictures
N, which yeu think -are out
fiseltion. TheVatires them -
are VOlnit het the nam-
ing is massy* aaJ lakat if date.
Still these it to es aaJ hare
them reframmi—yea will Is
terprieed seal pleasant at the
molt.
Pictures, like pulpit, alma
*ow clothes — We gitarsatie
•ar work, and our prices are
akallarala,
Smith's Mod Gift Store
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Ent St. 'Phone 1111
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WE ARE AgENTS.
The New Quebec Coilt
Stoves and Heaters
Doret-buy until you get
oar prices.
Eeerything for- the
home. .
HAROLD BLACKSTONE'S
FURNITURE EXCHANGE'
"It Looks File". -
...the Broadest of Goderkle
ins to buy a -new Overcoat this
"But t didn't know you were go-
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INSURANCE,
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"It's not new, clear...Amtthe one T e
cleaned and pmed.,"
from last yAr stIlatlk,. had dr
Assurance Company
And we can dblfit-faine to your
clothes—restore them to that ab- ofCanada
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solute "newness" for a fractiou, •
iiaaa11,idlieo
of the cost of new clothes. Tim obine;.: wAtmoo, on.
Mutual lie
toderiell Frock Do ad* Works
Prompt and Expert Service
D. It MOONEY, Agog
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LIVING ROOM
soothing looks finer or is Imre cent-
fortahes and inviting than overserdesel
fterettare **eh as we are now eirseini
gee seeireenevy ricin and swirgnsttrio of
rental ramose tbe weds newortfteal ki
thetr .nth ftlek. the *Aoki so int
telly inseenthe and pisetingt A
tan peke ao reneamede, toe.
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A sytemli figailmlhoirlyer hods longer. Oar mho
r • to fit is- 3koda merrecay.
F.1 New, Slippers; Mocastins, tatc.
taw macs ACV IN
Somsetliott Wain ,sid Coo for *awry fteseiper of
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