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A. G. SMITH, Eclitor and Prop.
TAB WINGRAM VANCRI
Blyth
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Mr, Wm. Taylor of Morrisrecently
entrebaried the rissidence of M. John
Stewert on Din. street East, and will pee
•come reeidence of our town in tbe near
future.
One of the proutinent figures in the
•• Lien and religions life of Myth paseed
• away•on Wednesday morning Aug. eth.
iu the person of Mr, Alexandre. Elder.
Although somewhat impaired in health
be continued nis public duties tilt within
'a few days of .the end. Death was due to
heart failnre.
, The late Mr, Elder, was born iu 48.17
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et Huntingtou, Quebec :end wlien a very
youug luau came to Ontario accepting a
Mon as liookekeeper with Alred
' ' Goodethams, ' after nettling this positiou
• for several yearn lie came to Myth where
. • with the late Mr. J. A. Anderson be est-
ublislied the well know firm a Anderson
and Elder. From this Mr, Elder retired
a number a years agoelmt continned to
11 tile offices a Town Clerk and Town
' Treasuer, as Well as secretary treasure' of
the Blyth Muukepal Telephoneaeo.
As young Man he saw active service
. ,taniing the Veeitte 'Raid for which lie re
• ceived a, medal,
•'In Sts,Andrews °Witch Mr, Elder fine-
.' 'calumny offices during hie loug connect-
. .
• lon with tbe. congeegation, iniong them
e' • . beilig Superintendent of the Sunday.
• ' School,. Treasuer, Treasuer of Session,
and others. '
Iu .Polities hes' was a conservative.
His beloved wife, formerly Miss Mary I.
Smith a Pine Grove, Ont, remains to
'motive his loss, 'else one daughter' Mrs.
(gee.) W. Iebleleerin a Hanover.
The funeral Which took, place on Fri-
day aftereoon„ ,ermai his late residence
was very largely. attended, being couducs
ted by Rev. Geo °Telford M. A. 13. D. of
St. Andremeitlitireh.
Theaniuseronsind. beautiful floral tri-
.
butes both front claurch and municipal or.
• ganizations as well as from private
friends bore silettlestimony tolhe emise
.see less felt by tne,Community at large.
•TIM/IONS WHITEN AND
▪ •BEAUTIFY THE SKIN
Make ,
• this beams, totion cheaply for your
. face, aeekarms. and hands.
ee.
At the cost of a, small jar of ordinary
cold dream one can prepare a full quar-
ter pint of the meet wonderful 'einem
skin softeter and complexion beautifier,
byesqueezing the juice of two fresh leen
•ons into a bottle containing three ounces
of orchard Nvhite. Cere should be taken
„iostrin the juice • theough a fine doll).
• • so no lemoh pulp gets in, then this lb -
tion Will keep fresh for months. Every
woman knows that lesion juice is used
• to bleach a.nd remove such blemishes as
e :freckles, sallowness and tau • and is
• the ideal skin softener, whitener and
- beautifier,
. Just try it I Get three ounces of Or-
e. chard White at any drug store and two
6 • . lemons from the grocer and make up a
, e quarter. pint of this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion and massage it daily into
.the faee, neck, arms and hands. It is
. marvelous to smoothen ough, red
bands,
RAILWAY
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
Between
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MONTREAL
• TORONTO
• .. DETROIT
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• •CHICAGO
• . Unexcelled dining car service
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Sleeping cars on Night Trains
and Parlor Cars on, principal
Day Trains.
' ' Full information from any Grand Trot&
Ticket Agent or C. E. Horning, District
Passenger Agent, Toronto, Ont. W. P.
' Burgrnan, Agent, Winghain. Phone SO,
• National Yid °try
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--Celebration
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OPENZD B RAIL;
• PRIM:SOF WALES
MB' MON
*v.03 IX:PRONTO Sept. 6
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vlBritistiVerenatrier Guards Band
• War Memorial Paintings
• Sonietion of the art world;
rpd1mg every pheoe of
median operations overseaa.
WAR TROPHIES
Matoonoth asoenabtage of
monster awns, aerophines And
all the instruments of hellish
warfare taptured by Canadian
soldiers from. the Hun.
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• Canada* Flying Circus
• Cols. Barker and Bishop and
other world famous aces in
surrendered •Gerrnati planes.
• WHIPPET TANK
CAr I./ BOAT
mph
on Nokia oi
Winn.
The terronder e( the Gorman Meet
teary Arok.
to Jorassolost..
o ofM ronemeltsoor f.rewso
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What Is Real Value
You can Nina Pour Cyliuder 5 Passenger Motor Car at a lower
priee than the Dort.
You iPannot afford a car less good than the Dort.
Von do not want service less complete.
leleasure the serviee and satieemtion it gives you.
Judge the power and quietness of its motor. the Size and comfort of
it' body, theiso Welles eanteleaver springs mean easy riding. Its equip.
ment and the years of service you get from it.
. All these things the Dorl, gives you abundantly.
As well as genuine service front the man yon buy as is not so with
;mine other eo called peillare who will promise you everythiug and give
your nothing.
fulleline of parts for Dort Cars always kept in stock in case you
do need anything.
Buy a Dort and elituthate your troubles.
E. MERKLEY & SON, Agents.
Phone 84
WINGI-IA.14, ONT.
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ESTABLIFII-IF.1) 18'72
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HAMILTON
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teeAREFUL'and yet aggressive enter-
prise in both farm and factory
should be the keynote of Canada's de• .
velodment for 1919. Taxation can
only he reduced by increased produc-
tion. The Bank of liamilton is ready
to encourage every legitimate enter-
. prise 'tending towards increased pro-
• duction in farm: field and factory.
F HAMILTON
WINGHAM BRANCH -C. P. Smith, Manager
East Wawanosh
Mr Walter Box and Mr, earl Mrs.
Bruce Hyde and, four phildren of Stratford
motored up to Torn Irwio'S on Saturday
returningorrunday, Verna and Hazel
Uwin who had spent the last three weeks
in Stratford returned home with them.
Mr, and Mrs. Heron frwin have retur-
ned borne after their honeYmoon.
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On account of the rain many . farmers
have been unable to finish harvesting-.
Mrs, L, Cliffora is visiting at her moth,
or's Mrs F. Johnson,
Miss Gertie Sone has retorted home
from her trip to ileited States.,
A dumber of the boys. of this vlcnity
have taken in the harvesters eversion to
the west.
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NEXT WEEK
I We plan to have for sale a few bulk Groceries.
. THE PURITY RESTAURANT
I sundown, until Saturday, nne-quarter hour after etmdown. Time this week
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Friday, 7 00 p. . to Saturday, m
rday, 7 30 p. . Meals will be served to regular
boarders during this time:
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TAKE NOTE -Will close every Friday evening.. one half hour before
I THE PURITY RESTAURANT I
PAUL E. VAN NESS, Proprietor,
Special Discount To Regular Boarders.
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The longest —.
lasting benefit,
the greatest
satisfaction for
your sweet
tooth.
WRIGLEYS
in the sealed
Packages.
Air.fight and
impuritY-proof.
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Made
in
Canada
The
Flavour
The °Lazy"
Zulu
se
eneenneeeseeteene efeeseeneseneenfeeseeleeenalefen
IIE Zulu, one of the nneet
members of the Bantu race,
inhabiting Zululand, a terri-
tory lying to the nortli of
Natal in South Africa„ provides much
food for thought and reason for
questioning. He Is to be Met with
outside his own country, -especially in
Natal, where his intereourse with the
whites is frequent and fairly inti'
mate. He still preserves many of his
tribal traditions and is but very
briefly removed from his able and
warlike progenitors who made the
life of the early settlers no eaSY 012"
Brave, fearless, intelligent, and of
beautiful physique, they were no
mean defenders of their land.
Today they far outnumber the
whtto seetion, and living side by side
with them, offer the student of hue
man life in all its phases, a wonder.
ful series of antithesee Eu.10111001
economics, ethics, religion, and Phil-.
otionley of lite. t is crime of no small
magnitude for the "superior' white
to pass tairried sentence upon and
Judgment of banislunent against
Bantu standards of living cad to con-
demn an false his pleiloeophy oe life.
His standard of living, as might.
be expected, is "lower" than that of
the whites, His food is very largely
farinaceous; corn meal predomi-
nates; little meat is consumee sane
on special occasions. His hut is sim-
ple and ,well adapted to the climate,'
arid hiS' clothing •Moyle.% In spite
of this, it is certainly begging the
question to use the aeeepted term ot
"lower" without comment.
It is true that his life is far, far
atmpler, for his needs are inatnee.sur,.
ably lesa and ills days are tilled with
a spontaneous happinees and zest of
life seldom seen elsewhere. His fund
elteer life -joy is. nnapproeehed
the rothig race.
His code of ethics Wee for lone a
high one. Before he WO intreduced
to trial. Isy jury ' and the teohnical
plea of "not guilty,* 'lie would nearly
always ulna erinte Whet; taxed
with it. Until his contact wan the
whiteti beealete more ,intimate, his
neetraist, In the1:14/TONY' sense of the
word, Were good, Even ilow he shows
eeadinees tq "lay the game" that
d sp,
is refreshin
g. Of religion there is
neeto ealt here
no
•His plinmeephy of life is one bo.
gotten by the sten and open alr, nur-
taxed by a genial, generous alienate.
Hie econmnics are largely the result
0 his philosophy motit distinctly,
philegopley of life is not dictated
by economies --- this in, itself ia note -
Worthy. They "were a rtee of happy
children, hitt civilization is showing
its influence,
The Zttln has often been termed
lazy, and various expecilentS have
been tried to incluee hint to, work.
The Meet successful influence has
been to create a demand for modern
"necessities" and "luxuries." The
result has been happy, To Obtain
these new toys he has had to leave
his kraal and migrate to the indus-
trial centres, such as Johannesburg,
Kimberly, and Durban, where he
must live a life utterly alien te lahne
must conform to rules, seemingly ar-
bitrary; must learh to esteem as
priceless things of no worth. It is
patbetic to see a fine Zulu man rigged
in a reach-me-down suit, polished
shoes, smart hat, and even carrying
n cane. To see a woman adopting a
corresponding style is tragic, more
so when their fine natural bearing
and physicitte are remembered,
A modern and fairly well develop-
ed system of edudation ie, contribut-
ing to the complete upheaVal of ma-
tive ideaa. Most of the work done
by the Government and by the raany
societies is admirable, but it often
seems that the white is fat too prene
to take far granted that bis life phil-
osophy is the ,onlyeone, and with this
as a poetulate to introduce the thou-
sand and one corollaries , of Thought,
manner, custom, dress, fOod, arid
pleasures.
It is freely Admitted that it is Im-
possible to •segregate any section of
the world's populittion or or any to
preserve unlalltienied its own "life
a7nd thought, but nevertheleasweal-
low little self-determination in the
individual mental sphere,
nay, rath-
er AO arrogm
ant are we that we ake
any Inftuenee upward Impossible:
From the Zulu standpoint, we daily
forge for ourselves fresh chains; we
gather ha congested areas and the
demand rapid means of getting In
and out; we adopt a type of educe, -
tion to conforM to our ideal of a
"full" We and thus produc'e abnor-
mal hypersensitive mental states; we
fill our housee and !Ives with liege
essentials, from 'his point of view and
by himso little needed that he hat
to be goaded into desiring them. We
tusk him to barter his natural free-
dom and lightness Of snirtt vvith its
gloriously happy laugh for aocial con-
ventions and amenities 'useless to
him. Ile seldom gays continuously
at his work for more than six
months. Ile returns to his kraal as
though to breathe for a, while; again
he is called lazy.
The pedantie theologian Who• 44.
early days debated the Stending repenn
tPD Megan en a needle's point took,
themselves seriously; we smile to-
day. What will be the verdiet of 40,0'
years hence on our feverish actiVi-
ties and the latY Zulu?
Meanwhile he Is nationally 102.
happy.. Is it too late for us to eeasd
studying the native as an interesting
survival ot early untutored htunimitY
and to study ourselves from his
Standpoint? Such study would pro*
foetidly influence our methods of
handling the "Iovver" races through-
out the world, and possibly recall to
our midst tlx laugh of the kraal.
The Christian Scienee Monttort
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A Portable Rodin.
Per professional entertainers a
portable dressing -room, made of fa-
brics stretched over a folding frame,
has been patented.
DRUGLESS' PHYSICIAN Lgekoow
OSTEOPATHY, Mr. Malcolm Niebolsoit one of the hest •
DR. F. /I. PARKER
Osteopathic Physician. only ,saliuied
osteopath in North flui•on.
Adjustment of the spine iN111OM quickly
seeured and with fewer trim teneots then
by any other method.
Blood .pressnre and other exemitestions
made,
Alt diseases treated,
OFFICE • OVER CHRIS" STORE
"1"."Yrwt"."mktrocen......a.rer,
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Verner Deridea and giclinmond Streets.
Up.te-clate coursr,s, Day and eight
classes, 1. IVIorritte Terencipal; N. Steele.
house, Vice•princepal. Phone 7330.
Tory Corners
Mr, Stewert Findlay and Mr. Alf. Tay
kir triede a bUttiness trip to Winglunt one
day but week,
Everard Careen, and Mr Mee Taylor
took a trip to Ooderich one day recently.
Mr. Oliver is certainly cutting grain
now with the tractor and new binder
Mr. Gordon Underwood and Mr. Wes.
ley Underwood accompanied by their
Ilady friends spent Sunda? in Milverton
The award drain la in fa owing now
which was recently surveyed by Mr. Bd.
gar, Oruipliiii,
amoklosyrail).W.P.A.040.11,4
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SALESMEN WANTED
To represent
The Oki Reliable Fonthill
Nurseries
The greatest demand for Niareery
Stock in years,
ritish and gurapean Markets again
open for Canadian Fruit.
Largest Bet of Fruit and Ornamental
Stock, Seed Potatoes, etc., grown in
Canada. .
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cocoa°
. , Write for particulars
• Stone & Wellington
Established 1837
TORONTO ONTARIO
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Doesu t hurt a bit? Drop a little Free
zone on an itching corn, instantly that
corn stops hurting, then you lift it right
out. Yes, agiel
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A tiny bottle of Itreezoee costs hut a
few emits at any drug store, but is suffici-
ent to remove every hard corn, soft corn
or corn between the toes, and the callus-
es, without soreness or irration. i
Freezone is the sensational discovery
on a Cincinnati genius. It is wonderful,
RAILWAY TOLE TABLE'
Daylight
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Saving Time
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
TRAINS LEAVE FOE
London .. , . ... , 7.30 a. m. 8.20p. rri,
Toronto and East 6,40 a. m. 3.10 p. m
'Kincardine. - , - 12:20 p. in. •9.80p.na
• " ARE'lvE FEM.
Kincardine.— 0.16 a in. 3.10 p. m.
London * 1205. p. m. 7.46 p. m.
Toronto and East 12.20 p. in. 9:80 p. m.
W. P. Burgman, station agent Wingbant
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IL 13. Elliott, Town Agent, Wingham
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
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TRA.riis r4PIA.37.0 YOB
Toronto and East" 6.40 a. m. 3.00 p. ni.
Teeswater 1 04 p. m. 10.32 p.m.
AREIVE PEOlvt '
Teeswater . .'... 6.40 a. rn. 3.00 p m
Torontriand East 1.04 p. m. 10.20 p. m
J. H. Beemer, Agent, Wingham.
J. W. McKibbon, Town Ticket Agent,
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CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic Drugless Healing accur-
ately locates'and removes the ,case ol
disease, allowing nature to restore liealth.
JA. FOX D... D.O.
Osteopatey •Electricity
Member Drugfees Physicians Associa-
tion of Canada. •
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IA.
RARE
For
immediate sale,
a
complete small farm, near
Wingham. Good buildings,
well watered, rural mail,
telephone and a fine grow-
ing crop.
Will be sold either 'with
or without the crop. Best
of reasons for selling. Easy
terms. Apply to
ABNER COSENS
Insuranve and Real F.state
Successor to Ritchie A CotenS,
Wingham,
.
Ontario
know and most highly respected farmers
in the Twp; of Kinloss, passed away at
his netue on the 2nd Oon. He had been
ailing for the past few years, brit had been
in Walkerton hospital a few months last
Yearr-ttnd was thought to be on the mend.
NO that news of his death crime as A shock
to many. lits was (et years of age and
had never married, makin,r his home with
Itis brother Alex and his family. The
rtmerat was held last Wednesday to South
Kinloss cemetery, and was very largely
attended. ,
The seheot board -has engaged MISS
Money, formerly prineipal of Blyth condo -
%ration school, as principal of Luelcnow
publie school. She cornes here Iiigelly re
commended. Miss Frances $pence who
was se successful with the entrance class
during the past year, has been eogagec
as assistant, and Mise Margaret McKen-
zie will be in eharge of the third room
over whin Miss -Ada Webster presided
last year, Miss Murdie and Miss MaCal.
nun have be reeerigaged for their respec-
tive rooms, but a teacher for the entrance
Mass eas not yet been secured.
In a keenly contested game of base
ball at Lochalsh Monday night, Lucknow
boy e Came off vietorictlie by a score of 0-0.
Irwin and Johnston. Lucitnow battery
were air tight and at no stage of the
game was Lochalsh dangerous, This is
particularly l'eleditable 58 Lochalsh has
trimmed Goderieh and Kincardine several
times this year. We understand a. tourrna-
mein wilt -be put on here on LaborDay to
clecide the championship, of Broce and
Huron counties, as Cargill is also very
sore at Lucknow, suffering, their only de-
feat this year at the bands of the Sopoys.
A rink of local bowlers went to Cargill
last meek and played for the keystone
trophy and oiler a keenly contested game
brought the eilverware home with thUm,.
Mrs. new -too 0 Neil, formerly Mrs, An-
nie Howe, whose hnsband died very sud-
denly. at their home in Windsor is spend-
ing a couple of weeks ,with her parents
.Mr. and Mrs.. Jno, Howe.
Mr, Chas Stewart, exsreeve of Ashfiekl,
has a gime: steer Which he is goirtg to
show at Toronto exhibition. The Animal -
is a grade Durham* four years old meas-
ures nine fek around the =body and
weighs 8000 lbs.
A meeting will be beld in the Methodist
church an Tuesday night, to organize for
the coining referendum an prohibition, 'n
caprpaign Will be started to give veters
binasitirortion 00 the four questions on the
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Rev. n. T. L. McKerrol of Toronto, a
former pastor here preached, morning and
eveningen the Presbyterian chnich and
Rev. McIntosh of Landon, will preach
nextSunday.
Miss Fleeces Siddalt of Toronto, and
her brother Mr, Elden Siddall of Winni-
peg, ar,e visiting their parents here..
Miss Frances Spence. is home after
spending a month in Toronto.
e Miss Effie Wilson of London, spent
Sunday .with her friend IVIes. E Aitchison.
Mr. J. H. Carruth of Guelph, and Fred
Carruth of Wingham, spent Sunday at
their home here, •
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Bok of Wingham,
'Walter Day of Culross and Clifford Day
of Tilbury, visited at Mr. and Mrs, Thos.
Aitchisore
Mr. no, Britton bas bought the beauti-
ful residence of Mrs W. J. Taylor, who is
moving to Detroit. Mr. Jno. • McDiarned
has bought Dr. Walker's residence. Dr.
Welker is going to BritielisColunibia.
The brass band lupplied music for a
garden party at Bervie on Friday night,
ritr. mid Mrs Doupe are home from the
leke and are preparing to move to Port
Hope where Mr. Dupe has been engag-
ed.
Miss Mae Melyloran is home from 'ror-
ontO, and haS adtepteda position in Thos
Smith's grocery, •
Misses Dean and Carrie Geddes are
spendinga few holicialis at there home
here,
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Starer spept a few
days with Mr, and Mrs, Thos, Aitchison.
Miss Mable Allen, teacher in Seaforth
Collegiate, Wag the guest of Mrs. Geo,
Smith,
IVIiss Sarah McLean + is visiting, her sis-
ter Mrs, W. C. Johnstone.
Dr. Stewart of Toronto and his sister
Miss Stewart of Calgaty, are visiting in
town, 4
Mias Mountain of Goderich, is visiting
Miss Leah Smith,
Mr. Berwick Sherriff is visiting nere.
Miss Vrairces Webster of Toronto, le at
he home here,
Quite a bit of excitement was let loose
bore on Friclay morning, when the fire
bell commenced to ring and the fire whis.
Ile blew.g hall the people in town raced
for the fire hall and came down onain
street avitli the hose het could find no fire.
It was tlio inspector on the job. We do
not•kitow what his report irets, but it didn't
take long to gather a erowd
The pipe band furnished music at Ethel
• Old 13oys Re union this week.
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liturstia Aug,
SARD'S
'Arrivals of New
FALL GOODS
GIRLS WANTED
. Clean, airy, sunlit workrooms.
Short hours—a 47 -hour week,
with Saturday half -holiday.
Valuable training in agreeable
work for the inexperienced.
A good livingwage to beginner...,
which materially increases with
eXperienco and proficiency.
Write or cell—
MERCURY MILLS -
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Harnitthn .. Ontetrio
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We have just passed into stoek A shipment of
Ladies' Fall and Winter coats.
Our range comprises coats for Ladies, Misses
and children in all the popular and fashionable ma-
terials and correct styles moderately priced. We
invite your inspection. e .
Raincoats—That are satisfactory in quality, style
and price. We have the "Duktex Brand made of
pretty tweed effect patterns, guaranteed water-
proof and will give excellent service.
Sweaters—Our fall range comprises an, 'assert-
•ment of smart new styles in Pullovers and Sweat-
er Coats. All the newest shades and .coloi corn-
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binations are here at popular prices. • .
Top Skirts ----Another shipment of .silk: poplin
skirts to hand. See our special skirt at 5,00.
Men's Store
iratoomawnsowagoladoixommonsek.
. What about your new fall suit or overcoat.
Shipments of .Men's and Boys' Clothing are
now Coming in. Take a look at our FITE-RITE
and BACHELOR. SUITS. Our new style in fancy
English worsted effects wilf interest you, .
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and our violins are of the finest, being made by Brave & Son, the old English firm wfiich has a COD- Ws 1
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STERLING silver is always- of the
same degree of fineness although
the same pattern may sometimes
be had in different weights. And You
can purchase of us plated ware for your
dining room or boudoir that wUl.aerve
you satisfactorily forever.
• If you would safeguard the health of your children
allow our expert to examine and preseribe "
for their eyes.
R. M. McKAY
Jeweler and Optician
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