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CUT PRIC
AT ,
-WOOD $.1 SON
VOW andohTUMAKFAR WAILERS
ft is ,guing to cost you much lec.5 money to maintain ,yout ;car
in good runninghape thistfall and winter if you deal with us.
In keeping with existing economic condItions we have &bided
on these prices
Car 'Washing ,......611.;.4.•041/ orr:**6.10,••••75c
namting •,11,..0114,4% *** .41ri3O.1.....4•6#1•0•••ir•••••,.4•01,•4* 65e
A 1 ea
Change of Oil (5 quarts)......`..$1.41)
SPECIAL PRICES
Oft -Valve Grinding, Relining Brakes; Adfusting Brakes, etc.,
one.titird off our former prices. '
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.Tires froin.„. ***** *** •••*-4‘.....ortirrolr 004110,100 up
Batteries from... * up
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USED
at Reduced Price
Cheapest in Town. Whypay more?
1931 Ford Coach, 4 new tires, mot.
or -A, 1 just like new.. .. .• 11 •
Toronto price $425 do, $450 •
i.99 Pottl Coach) low mileage. This must be sold. Re
possessed Make us an offer on any one of our Model "T's,"
1.,1 ton. Track, Studebaker Touring. .
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New 1032 Ford Coach, "4", lust
di:iven from factory. Original
price $695. Now... , .
USE CENUME FORD PARTS
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THE GODERIC
CARDS
for all occasions
Cole's Book Store
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1 tItr. and. Mrs. W. T. „Riddell sPent
WI/ea/ay vilting friends in nipioy.
• Mr. and Mrs. Olaytan Ladd returned
to their 'home in Detre% last. Weak. -
Ms, A. J. Pergnson 'spent- the week-
ena with ber mother, Mrs. tatuart, at
Wingham,_ .
I arr. jeans JO/IUSiOn WM' MO lad
l week geeing a new Avoawe in the
se11001 house. • . .n
I , DOS. 'Georg° Marshal, a former real -
'dent Of the village, is visiting in this
lacality at present.
I Mrs. MeCoOl, of Clinton, IS the guest
or her daughter, Mrs. Roberton of the
. village,t VreSent.
Miss
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l' , aggle Johnston and WS, aas,
H. Sol n spent the weelt-end with
friends IListowel. • ;, ,
' IVO. and. Urn Jones, of Caledonia, Were
UP . last week and, after .4 short stay,
have returned home.
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i . Mr, and Mrs., Wm, . J. Altempson.
:spent the week -end. at the home Of their
' son, 13°44gft In London. ,
.1. *r• maw*. or .Tororgto, had charge
of the Presbyterian -congregations here
' and. Smith's Hill last Sabbath.
.1 Mr. and Mrs Alfrea Clark, Hensall;
spent the former part of the week visit"
ing Ur. and Mrs. Alfred Rollinson, in
1 the Village, . '''. •
Mr. and Mrs. William Scott and Mrs.
Emmereon, or Illinois, spent the 'week -
r end with Mr, and Mrs..Jas. Carter, Of.
;the village. , .
1 Mr. and Mrs. George Beadle, Dam
Line, spent the week end. visiting the
• .., lattens brother, Mr, 'Harry Youngblitt,
' at Zuriai. ‘ - ,
I Mrand ntronnohn Medd the former
• Part of the week visited at the home of
Mr. el, C. Moss, Windsor. Mr. Moss is
'-serinlelY ill.
I Tlie county roads in this section are
getting oi thorough repair. The crusher
• has been going Fvery. hualt ' since they
Mr. Jeremiah Taylor and his partner -
in -life and daughter n Mies °lease, and
Lloyd ntaithby, spent Suoday in Chat -
horn visiting friends,
I Miss Josephine Weir . returned home
. last week frees: visiting friends in
' Strathroy. She.. wa$ aocconpanied barites
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aunt, Miss Weirof that village
I .mr. Motarene, of towmanville, spent
the week -end. with Mrsatelivene's par-
ents Mrs. Meilvene and famila, who
a were here, returned home with him,
I Last Sabbath the Baptist -congrega-
tion had the pleasure of nearing the
t• Rev. Mr, Charlesworth, the first pastor
they luta after tentingto the village .
1 ' Master. Donald Ross, of , Dungatnon,
returned, to his home • on WednesdaY
'after speeding - a new days With his
uncle, Mr. Jan * lvledde of the village.
I Tim Bennet •aottgregatien intend hav-
ing anniversary serVites next Sabbath,
The Itea, It Gratey will have charge.
, Mr. Gracey was••a formerpastor of the
church here. - • ' • •
-1 This Week Will see the finish or the
. I harvest with the exception of the buck -
1 wheat. 'A large part of the threshing
IwilValso be done; there his been a large
, number stook thresning,
' Mrs. GUY Durhaan, St George, came
here on Saturday on a visit to her par-
ents in the village, Her niece and
nephewaliera and Murray Taylor, of St.
Helena accoMPariled her
I The, Politicians are Around, reminding
us of the elections. We are reminded
'of the 'rich 'motive provided ' for the
farmer. Curl/ the parasites or his chart-
ces will not be worth nnieh yet
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I V.r. Metiinclieyof the Myth graven
road, took noasestion of his neve house
iaata week, The old house na Standing
as a rntaitutient Of a by -gone age, being
the last log house oectipled in this
neighborhood. ...
' e Mr, Herbert Mogridge, of the Base
Line, had rather a bad accident. He
was leading a steer with a rope When It
,
became unmanageable. Mr.. ' Mogridge
, got caught in the .rope and was dragged
quite 4 distance. He is confined, to bed.
1 AntriVersarY SerVices will be 'held in
• the Baptist church next Sunday, Sept
I4th, at 3 O'clock and I.30, o'clock. The
epeaker far the day will he a former
. t pattor, Pea, H. at Oracle, now of Pem-
broke. The servite 'Of tong will be led
,. by talent from Toronto,
CHECK OVER THIS VALUABLE GROCERY
LIST. EVERY ITEM PRICED TO YOUR AD-
VANTAGE, AND REMEMBER YOUR ORDER
CAN BE DELIVERED AT NO EXTRA con.
Extra sS., FRIDAY
avenosfatlsw,SEPTEMBER
1st, 2nd and 3rd.
COFFEEMaxwell. House, 141). tin
MARMALADE
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RICEFancy Blue Rose, 3 lbs. for..
MUFFETS -The TM C
dotted ,
ata New Low Price
Oc
RAISINS
Fresh from Atistralia,
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2110. for 1.
SU
Fittest Guaranteed, 190 Ms $5 00
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UPERIOR HERE'S VALUE
oz tin 15e
Baking Powder
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16 oz. n 23e
PorkandBeans3tra% tins 21c
AP C I
Flakes 25c
rin Your
Highest PriceR Paid.
/HUN . COIN CET
SUPERIOR STORES
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DThannon c
Ooderient. visited ;
witli Mr. arat Mre, Tnas. Wlggina ein 4
The annotnnalloble fandliea enjoyed
Venal At Harbor Park, Get!erten, reit I
'n aesday afternoon. . r,
Ur, 'Octant Stewart bao opened. P.
Walter rnon in the bunalion %nettling t
Misa Danartern, dwenina.
Mr. O. 0! Mom -tine, or Montreal. la Z
a g" t. with Ins enter; Mr. A. D, Pent- t
lana..and other relativea. ;
Mr. ran Maned. narieultural More- 0
sena:attire for 'Unroll County, was- a rem. 1
Gamma visitor ona TiktlaY. • ' • 4
lulta and Mrs, William Jackson, of t
/Toren Town31119, fwere reeent atteata 1
with Mr. and Mrs. David Glenn, ;
Mr. goat 1Vira. Harry Ryan,. of Gede-
ntaila -V-, -"vialf4PS -relattree--414,--goragg
acquaintances in 'Punnet:mon and .dne t
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trict. - g
In J. 'Wiggins, 7.- Scrimgeopr, James 4
Davidann Thomas Wiggins and J. noble,
enlened A motor trip to Owen Sound. re- I
oently. . g
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Maize and SOO* g
Erie, who spent a few days, in Toronto, I
leave returned to their home In St, Lama '
bert, -Quebec. . , g
Mtge Erma Roach, a recent graduate g
of Alexandra Marine and, General Hos, ;
Stitt Goilernoll, who has been holidaying I
with her parents, Is now on a ease in
.004erloh,
•The Via M. B. or Erskine Presbyterian g
church will meet at the atiminer cottage
or Ur. and Uree G. M. McKenzie, south ,I
or 'Itiatalt, on Thursday afternoon of J
this week, . • '
nortnile Savage left an. 'Tuesday for 1
Ridgeway - -l'Ohe..tar- - he. will assume- •• his
duties as teacher of third -book . work. !
He taught 'School last year in a school •
a few miles( out of Ridgeway. '
1 Mr. And i$M,Igg*. Of laPPOO, were
latindals VISitOrS. with Mrs, Elgle's sietore '
Mies Ethel Finnigan. Mrs, Itobt Fin- 4
tagari, IVII0 visited: them for two weeks,
returned to her home with ahem, '
Miss Merle' Finnigan, of .Seaforth. :
has returned to her home after a very :..
'pleasant fortnight's visit ,at the home of •
'her, grandmother, INS.m. Robt. Finnigan, '
and With other relatives in Ashtleld. -
• T. G. Allen, .who accompanied Joseph '
Cranston and James McWhinney on a
.alatornriP to• Western Canada, lett Sas-
katchewan a week age for the Pacific
Coast, where he is a guest With his bro-
ther, in Vancouver.
• aVtelVin, Reed, Toronto, was a •Dtiagaea,
riari •visitor for the week -end, being ea,.
eeMpallieri an his return by Mrs. Reed
and two children, who have enjoyed a
ent-weeks' holiday with mrs, Reed's
Mather, aninifSenall tairvin, ' , a
The Junio', Farmers' 'Club; and the
Junior 74/At/tate:ma /or practice in the
Parish hall- on Monday evening, in 'pre-
paration for the "Meek Trial,' whichis
to be a feature of the joint meeting of
these two organizations OR Thutaday.
As 'threshing progrestes there are some
record 'crops of wheat reported in the
district. William Carr and eons thresh-
etiatwenty acres on their fabn, one mile
east of Dungannon, the yield from which
is estimated at 50 beshels per acre, there
being 1,000 bushels in all. ,
4 eoact4tg otos for the members of
the. Junior Institnte. who, ?re to partici..
pate In ,adirtetts, etc., at the Western
;Pair,. Loriddin it to he held it the home
of Mrs. RobOt Davidson on SaturdaY
afternoon at 130 pair. The coach will
be litiSs 'Helen afeltereher, of Dublin,
and a ooraian, imitation is, extended to
atia other erre wile wish, to be present.
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• • MUch sympathy is expressed for Mr,
, and MM. Alex. Watson in the death Of
their only sail. Murray, at the earin. age
Ion 5 Weeks. The little felt* was Ili on-
ly a short time. Besides his Parents; ne
i Is survived - by two sisterit, iffintiltred
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A gOod
mortest
Pitting and
and Fabrics.
brown, beetroot,
Priced from
0 Iteblocklx,ig
carefully
Gotham;
netv fall'
We invite
,. C AI
phthe la$
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aelection
styles,
Berets,
The
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$1.49
done.
Gold
nbades.
your
,
at this
in Brims,
Pelts,
colors
green
*
up
and
Stripe
patronage,
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season's
Close
Velvets
are black,
and navy.
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Remodelling,
.
Hose in
,
The Square
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PAIN
HEADACHES, NEURITIS
NEURALGIA, COLLiS • • • -
Whenever you have some
nagging ache or pain, take
some tablets or Avirin.
You'll get imtnediatt relief.
There's scarcely ever an
*wile or pain that daphin
won't relieve—and never a
tizowhenyou Ciket take it.
The tahltt.V With the
Boer eniss are always sate.
They delft depress the
heart, or otherwise harm
yoti.tTuethemustasofteit '
rts they eau awe yost any
pain or discomfort - last be
taut to buy Aspirin and
not * 100titlite.
aid :Margaret, Inee Seneca wars be
can tlie family name in Colborne on
onetay :Rena:eon, Rev. Mrnliaw, of
e laile-LecineasePort Albert eircuit ate
matte" and intermeat was in Ceinorne
emeter.
Dania Malian/1n wlaal asnatnrig in
e co-454110nm of the Intellen In cow.,
ea'tion witai the dwelling of Rama /
rnistrong, Was vealr fortunate in eseap-
n serious Inntear when the scaffold upa
• Which lie Was standing„ collapsed,
rCelpiteting Diva to ane around in the
deg. of A pile of refine Welber. /la
fl anotat tea feet, but wao able to eon-
/nue workiag.
Mrs. Elizabeth Craw/and and MIS3
nuntioy have returned to their Inane
ii Dwagannon after ,enjoying aobra
eclat' holiday In their euramer cottage
t Port Albert. Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Wit -
Is, who also enjoyed the lake breezes I
r a mouth, in the same place, have re -
Lazed to their home in Detroit. Infr,
Allis has the, Cottage at Port Albere
Moll lie was eating, almost eollaPleted.'
The regular =Mania meting or the
WQ$Wbflr: be held at
he home On Mise Nancy Men, Dun.
Diann inetead of at Miss Jean John -
ton's home 5.5 speonied in the Prograro,
n Thursday, Sept. 8th, Prelates to be
cry interesting. Roll -tall is to he ana
wered by "My favorite borne grown
cod, and how I like it prepared." Mies
dna OraWfOrd Is to give on address on
Pure' Deeds." Miss Doris garnyth Will
emonstrate "Preparing a =tool Ittnen"
nd Miss Anna Reed Will give an ad-
ess %ion the aubjecta "Bora our, Alan-
te may 'help the: Schein Faiza" The.
ostesras win be Anna •Vary
er‘ Belie Swan and nattretta afea
lure.
Sishool reopened in the schools 'of
his district on ThunsdaY, &Pt •Isit•
PrincipalTrafpatrfck and Miss Grace B.
ewell are in *barge at Dungannon
tehool: Artlini Brea% in 8. 8. No,
nfleida -101Pattick -aut.
reare; Miss Stella Johnston at Cedar,
Valley; Miss Ada 'Helm in S. S. No, 7,
West Wawanosh; Miss Ross at Prosper.
sr and Miss Eunice Long at Port Al-
ert The salaries' in nearly every ease
re lower than in the PreVious year, Mr.
Kilpatrick reoeivIng ;1200, a cut of
104a lanes Jewell, $150, •$900 being paid
eat year to Mr. Scott. Miss leilpatricir
is to reeeive $775—last year, $900; Anse
ng receives $1000 at Port Albert white
rthur Brown Is to get $930,-
A freak of nature, in fact, one 'of her'
esterplecesis being displayed hem It
is in the fcrtn of a bunch at aPlales,
rowing on a twig little larger .than
hydro wire and scarcely twelve inches in,
length front , where- the at,tplea begin to
he endof the twig. They are in four
groups, and it resembles a cluster of
rapes in formation The apples area
peflectly „formed. and ate of good SIZe.
he weight being' almost fOur and a half
pounds It, is, estimated that the apples
mita make eix plena r The variety of
pole ia known as the "Coddling," anti
.hey woe grown on a , "sucker" on one
of the lower limbs of a tree on the farm
of Robert Davidson at -thangattaora the
tree being one in an orchard planted by
hiS late father i upwards of eighty years
ago. The tree had evidently been tort-
ed after flatting been planted as the tap -
pies borne on the rest of the tree ,re
known as "Ininas,"or 'King of .ronde.na,
County" • .
Gordon IvicGratten, stoond eon of Mr.
and Mrs. David MeGratten, who live
we miles south of Dungannon, is nurs-
g two Very sore hands SS the result of
a'peculiar accident which happened
whiledrawing in grain at the farm . of
Mr, Angus Gordon, Sheppardton, with
whom , he has been employed. The
grain was being taken up age the mow
With "slipgs," winch work somewitat like
a hayfork, the bundles being bnuleti up
on to the hay -fork track by means of a
team of horses outside the barn. Gor-
Wf. earttpke care of
your requirements in
Furniture
Stoves, and in,fact
anything forthe
home.
WE POSITIVELY SAVE
YOU MONEY
Blackstone's
On the Broadway of Goderich
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roug504y, SEPT. 13t, 102
em Stitched Sheets Reg. $2.50.
Made from strong firmly woven sheefing
with neat hemstitched hem .at e I QM
the top Size 72x90, per pair V 41"4141
PILLOW CASES
Flue heavy English cotton, hemstitded hem, size 42,x345.
Per pair — .......... ...... 9He
PRINTED CREPES
All puie silk, 3.8 in. wide, various colors and neat patterns,
formerly $1,95 to $2,50, At per yard . $1.25
BEDSPREADS N'
Regulrgaold$2a.n540hilt.wilaKc,srizonklaeoSxpiroeQa_d_s xtiusatu: ?Iv $1.4i
LINOLEUM RUGS. .
A special clearing lot from the mills enables us to offer these
at manufacturers' prices:
Size 3x4 'yards, regular $14.00 for . ,
'Size 3x4Y,. yards, regular $16-.00 for 12'40
Size 334.x4 yards, regular $17.00' for . , —1340
Size 4x5 yards, regular $22.0.6 for . if.00
KOTEX
To advertise the new form fitting Kotex we offer for a short
time 2 boxes Kotex and I regirlar 25o box Kleanex, regular
$1,15 all three for ..... 1,1•••••••• ..... .../31.•••• . 136 ... 3•.79c
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yorinromrorrromorldrow
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NUNESACK
CORSETS
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Impart Corredi lines to your tigur.e. No riding up to catch:: ),t..giv
need to yank it down—Nu-Back stay,S put... .
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. Acheson & Son
GODERICH, °NT:.
don gave the order to tai younger 'bat-
ther, who was driving the team to are -
teed, which he diet Gordon. believing,
that "Me had plenty of time to get off the.
bundle' and Out of 'the way. palling to,
de so, he was eatried up en the bundle.
almost to the peak' of •the barn before.
he •could glve the order to stop the tenni
Thrie 'fingers'. on .one lianti becarne
tangled • .14. the Pulley, and were badly
lacerated 'amid ^ burned, the flesh" being
torn .aanoet completely, front the bohes.
Inan effort - to rOease. this hand, the
other' one became entangled, afid, When.
the horses stopped, the bundle came
been .down to the load ; and. Ole fingers
of the seeond hand went through the
same gruelling ealierience as those, of
the first band, whieb was releated as the
bundle was lowered, He was brought
directly to the offtee of the local doctor,
who dressed the *auntie. Tit each case
it was the second, -third and tallith*
HOW HAPPY
NOW happy and com-
fortable the owner ap.
.pears in public after we
have made an old
clothes ensemble: look
like new. "
.1.11.VROOMAN -
GODERien
French Dry Cleaning Works
yitzsT ST/WET
VERANDAH
CHAIRS
We have nice assort.
metu of Verandah and
Desk Chairs, dif fe rent
colors and styles. Let us
supply your needs so you
may spend your leisure
time in comfort
R. WHEELER
attar* Dsatst. sat rantrat
Ditsetar
Ooiaeolela
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4•1•03w3,
gers whielt became entangled. Tile
wouride are quite Painful; lut. the pa-
tient is congratulating himselfthat t
citiver of the herses was able to brIn
the team to a halt.' before the bundle
reached the peak of the barn, which
would la all probability have meant in-
stant death for him had It been narked
on to the track. •
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CARLOW STORE ,
School Supplies --Buy them here.
A tilled seribifter five to each
• PlirehMer.
When it's het wouldn't a nice cold
-dish of ice cram be just the
thing. We. have Bissett's.
FRANKLIN illellEWArg
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•prosimmanimamommu•
Our Fall Samples
HAVE.. ARRIVED !
PLACE YOUR 0141)ER, EARLY- .
FOR YOUR
FALL SUIT or OVERCOAT
A small deposit will }told the order iois
a later delivery.
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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF TI -115 OFFER
de to Ont. Individual
SHIRTS rnaMeasurement.
A.,FINE SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM
PRICES .REASONABLE
Goodwill Cleaners and Tailors
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MILLINERY
; SMART. mir MODELS OR nu,
bring individuality, correct style and outStanding values to
every One
Paris develops new versioto of the Heret, Turban and Sailor, in ream'
• new shades for autumn.
DART DONNEPS„ SCARPS, CHILDREN'S IrTS•
alai COSTUME JEWELLERY
11/113.5 M. R. MacVICAR
KINGSTON STREET
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