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Now le the time toprepare for the Cold Weather—andwe
beep a good Stock of Ranges in mice troll' . $24.00 to $50.00.
heaters for Weod or Coal from $0.00 to $50.00 Also ;tome
Secondhand Stoves, and one good Second hand Coal or
Wood Pornace—Lots of leve pipes—Stove Boards and,
-Oil Cloth, Square..
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STOVES and HARDWARE
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NEW MA1NTLES
1 SEE OUR MO SPECIAL
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. OXPERIENCE in past years has taught us that this is the very pop -
1 ,11-4 War price with a great many ladies when purchasing their new
winter coat and accordingly we have made a +special study of garments
at this price and have succeeded in getting together the finest assort-
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Imerit of high class garments ever offered at this price.
,. These mantles come in black, navy, green and a number of mixed
• tweed's and are well tailored of good dependable cloths and are excep.
tional value ot Ten Dollars.
Other mantles from $4.00, $8.00,.$12.0O and $1e.00.
Children's mantles from $2.00 up.
Special prices on ladies' and cbildren% Furs, men's and boy's
Overcoats, Blankets, Underwear, Rubbers, etc.
Make thio
store headquarters fix your fall needs and you will find*
you have had bigger values at smaller cost than ever before.
SMALL PLUMSTEEL MORE
PROFITS BROS; BUSINESS
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Wm.!'
I YEARS OP ADHERING STRICTLY TO. THE,
POLICY
"The Best at Every
Pricp Always"
_tfasegfc ished for, us a reputation for good
sho that is second to none.
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Spend a half hour in our shop, rooking over the
new Fall Styles and we will prove to you that buy-
ing of us means a distinct advantage to you and a
positive assurance of being correctly fitted with
Shoes that sparkle with that superb style that mak-
es them truly destinctive and exclusive.
FRED JACkSON
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YOU
TALK
'ABOUT GETTING, irolut
srovr.a. PLACED FOR TUE
WINTER VERY OFTEN A
ROOM TO DECOR/TE IS
COUPLED WITII IT. Ir
MS BE SO IN 'tom
WE INVITE INSPECTION
OF OUR STOOK. WE OF-
FER AN 'UNUSUALLY
LARGE ASSORTMENT OP
DESIGNS FROM WHICH r�
WAKE YOUR ennenoiv
AND EVERY PAPER IN
THE STORE IS FAIR
VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY.
W. D. FAIR. CO,
Often Cheapest — Always the Best
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UNIQUE
DESIGNS I
I are in demand by those
In house furnishings
of artistic tastes. A visit
nere *will disclose
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UNIQUE FURNITURE
I THAT IS DECORATIVE
I but not ovally dear. Merit is what.wins these days,
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and it's only merit that gives us our:liberal patronage
NIEPIT IN FURNITURE MERITIN PRICE •
The otienpent spot in Huron Creinty to buy all linin of furniture,
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Dr. Thompson was in Toronto ant
tie week end.
Mrs. Oliver Jchasou is .in Toronto
this week visiting lee son.
Mr. Oliver Johnston visited Zuelch
frrnds a dvy or two last week.
Mrs. Jas. Not:, bas returoad front a.
somewhat lengthyt visit at Saalt
Ste. Marie.
Mrs. James Flynn returned Mon-
day' of last week from a visit '
Seaforth. ,•
Mr. and Mrs. John Pollock and Mrs.
Frank Keegan of Bayfield were in.
Clinton on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mutch and family'
visited the old homestead above
Auburn over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Batiour of
'Galeriatownship spent Sunday
with friends hi Clinton
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Mr, Gordon Cuningliacme spent the
week end th) guest ofl Mr. aril Mrs.
Nattel ot the Lake Shore.
Miss Gladyas Cantelon returned on
Tuesday after a weeks' vielt with
friends in Landon /township.
Mrs; Broaernae 0/ ludremit& bits
been visiting bets ,mother, Mrs.
Tuner, during the past week. •
Miss Amelia Hatand went down : to
Toronto on itonclii.e„ where she
in-
teada visiting friends for' a few
weeks.
Mr. Wm. Pridham or Toronto. Was ill
awn1st week visiting his brother-
in-law, Mr. Artily Cook; and other
friends.
Mr. John Ransford was in Toronto
this week attending a meeting or
• the Canadian Manifatturers' As-
spelation.
Mr. and Mrs Washington. and child-
ren a Arburn. spent Sunday the
guests Of •the lades father, Mr.
Thos.• Jenkins of Woodlands Farm.
Mr, T. Jacksol, • Jr., returned on
Monday from a trip to the Pacific
Coast in the interests of the Jack-
son Mfg. Co. He was away a lib
tle over *a month.
Mtn. David Cook, Sr., bad the anis
felt/tine . to fall—feeentlyeineuring her
wrist so that she has been !unable'
to use ib since, The inured mem-
ber is improving
Miss Darisy Middleton, while visiting
Miss McBride of Waterloo, was, taken
ill. with eneumonte.. Her 1 mother
went to her on Saturday and at
last reports Miss hlindletfort was
improving.
Mrs. R. A. Bell and Master 'Willie
Spent ai day) this week the guests
of Mrs: James Holland of ties. air.
on Road. The latter thinks the
• the farm the plrice fox hoes aialatt-
iorza his day in alit fields with
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the team.
Mr. D. C. Nixon, circulation Man. -
ager of Canadian ' Foam, Tor-
onto, was in town this week in the
interests of :that agricultural week-
ly, The Canadian Farm? Is young
in. years but ts rapidly becoming
big in cireulatiern,'. Its ambitieci is
to be the top-notcher.
Mr. Jas Stevens returned. Saturday
froth Toronto after a, fortnight's
sojourn. Ile had little la do but
amuse hintielf while there, but
leder sinridar ciroufmottandes ho
would not care to go again. In
truth, it :might! be said that he is
not particularly' enamoured of life
in that dry, However, be that as
it may, 'We are all glad to have
hitn in our midst as of Yore.
Dr. Etna Gutrst is stieadis14 , few
weeks' holiday with her fath.4„Mr.
John Guest o town. Dr. qiiest
has been engaged in hospital work
hi New York for some time bull
lex the east arienth has bean look-
ing niter the practice of Dr. nucl-
eon of Parkhill while die book a Vaoa-
ation. We understarid the Dr.
Guest intends taking up the ptac-
tick of her profession in Onlan'o.
Mr. Leonard Fait of the. Royal Bank,
hat received word that he has been
transferred, to Clinton, where he
will be the acceuntant. He, leaves
for that place on Thursday. As
• secretary of the Shartnroak Lacrosse
Club, aril as an active participant
in hockey, rugby football aukd In-
rossehe will be much ,missed
the city, but Its mane friends will
Wish iiiin continued success. The
foregoing ,is from the Guelph Met -
duty. Leonani Pair is a sort ot
M. Jett, Pair, C. P. It. engineer,
LADIES WINTER .COAT HALF
PRICE
We are laying out for quick selling on Saturday twenty Ladies Fall and
Winter Coats in Black, Blue Brown and Beavers, Cheviots and Fancy tweeds
close Semi fitting and full backs three quarter and full lengths self stropping,
and braid trimmings, Don't be late In coming if you will need a coat this
season thIsis a big bargain to start the coat season off Reg. $7,50 for $3.75
$1.0.00 for $5.00, $12.00 for $6.00, $12.54 for $6.25, $15.00 for $7.50
$18,00 for $9,09 '
Nett end Silk Waist -a Regular
$3.75 and $4,00 for $2.50..? -
Saturday we cleaning out,tbe balance of our Summer Stock of Taffeta Silk
and Nett Waists in' Black, White and Navy all new styles daintily trimmed
sizes 36 to 40 Regular $3.75 and $4.00 for $2.50,
DRESS MAKING
Mies smith is now ready to serve her patrons as in the past. Having enlarged our dress making departmeet Mise • Smith la bitter prepaired
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than ever to turn out the work more promptly end. solicits your patronage. •
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NEW FALL DRESS GOODS
• Rough tweeds in plain and mixed colorings proteise a great demand this season. We are showing an exceptionally large range in suit lengths
no two alike from $100 up. Navy blue sizes in fine twill close shorn also promise to be very popular ask to see our range from 75c up to ' sL50.
We would advise an early selection as the best colorings and patrons are sumac, go first.
SATURDAY BARO&1N OF DRESS (MODS
For Saturday selling we are laying out twenty pieces of Dress Goods in Box, Cloth, Pansana, Yenenians, tweeds, Lustries. etc, in Black, Blue,
Green, Red and Brown Regular 50e values for 39c per yard.
'UNDERWEAR POR.MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
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Our new fall stock of underwear is now complete for men, women and children, fleece lined, union and all wool made by the very best mills "
such as Penman's, Turnbull's, Defiance, Stanfield's Hewson's, Etc. from 25c up to $2.00.
READY MADE CL,OTHING AT THE MEN'S STORE
The men will get bargains here Saturday in ready made clothing, newest styles, well made and best tritnmings, regular $10 00 for $7.50, •regular
$8,00 for $0.50, regular $12.00 for $9.75. 10 percent. off all boys suits Saturday. Money saved is money earned. Come Saturday. • • •
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BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN AS CASH.
rEl-IM PIC+ C_&E.311 $rroiR•m
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Varna. • Stanleg Township
Miss Minnie Armstrong, who has
been visiting ab tto. limiest:Jett on
the Brown= Line, leaves this 'week
ti3 resume her dirties ars traiiird nurse
ab Cone,ord, New Hampshire.
We /egret to report that' Mrs. Cun-
ningham is not iseproeing+ m health.
Mr. Jas. Allen's new residence is
almest completed..
M. W. H. Talbot is about through
With another seasoa's tireshing. Ho
is mow busy filling Silos, .
Our schools axe Closed a ouuple of
da' u thin Week while th-i teachers
attend the convert5ion at Exeaor.
Mr, John Manson 4,•) having a new
silo . built. John is a progressive
farmer and keeps eVerything u? -bo -
date. , -
Several from ties vAtilt), attended
the special service all Ilillegreen on
Simian evening lest.
Bean growers in this neiGifeorhooda
are experiencing sortie trouble in bar-
vestng their cnip ceving to the core
Owed wet weather. -
Preparations under • way" to
have the Presbyterian church re -pap-
ered. •
The follewing is the report of S.
S. No. 9, for the month of
Sep:tr.-Wier :
Mt—Pearl McBride, Orville mob.-
olsca, Mary Meyits.
dth—Lorne Manson, Katie Moyer
Emanuel Moor.
Sr. 3rd—Alberta Finlay, Clara
Zapfe, Menmo Oesch.
Jr. 3rd—Edgie Finlay, Clatence
Parke, Abraham Vapie,
Sr. 2nd—Lillie IVIeyirs, Lydia Gta-
gerich, John Moyer.
Jr. 2nd—Ada Meows, Lauta Oesch,
flarvey M et
Pt. 2nd—Eva Bo„rue, Herbie Moyer,
• Gorden Zirk.
.mroadoe Sr, Pt. 1st—John OescD, Mary'Gin-
getich, Carl MeClinthey.
Jr. Pt. 1st—Edna:Ma Bechler, Anna
Pearl Dougas, Telddyi Moyer.
—G. S. Howard, Teacher
. The congregation of the Ptreslayter-
ian. church purpose holding anniyer-
saire services on Sunday next when
Rev. Neil Mow of Egm'onlville wan
itreaeh at 'eleven nx: And otivzin.p.
m. The church has been undergoing
repairs and has been -renevaitd inside,
the congregatea worshiping mean-
while in tto town ball, but it. will
be ready for oecupancy oa • Sunday,
wren good congregations and inter-
esting and helpful services are antic-
iPetin'd•
A number from this vicinity attend-
ed the Bayfield fair yesterday..
Inspecitor Tom Nilsited No. 13 on
Monday and reported everything in.
first-class shape.
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Mrs. W. L. Keyes, who has been
very 111, is new. able to be up and
about. ,114.c finally friends. rejoice tin
her recovery.
Service in the Methodist thircei
Will be withdrawn on Sunday • even-
ing on account of the auniversare
services in the Presbyterian church.
A comin,ittee of the council will
moat on Saturday to Select jurone
Miss Rita Keyes, who Is teaching
at Graud Bend, spent Sunday trio
guest'of lex parents, Mr. and. IVIaa.
Jas. T. Keyes.
Mr. Chas. Ward lit tin Saturday
for the neighborhood of Tbedford.
Charlie is a good fellow and while
here woa many friends who were
sown" be see him go. Ile will be CM.
inissed in the Methedist
church Cheri, whine he was leading
taint.
Many conolaints' aro being made al
sheep being allowed to run ab large
in our village, They are certainly be-
coming a nuisance and should las
kept confined.
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Stanleg Township
wir. Sol Mrs, Wm. Lamont o the
Goshen Line visited Mrs. Eger on
Suaiay.
Seheol was closed yesterday after-
noon 4.) permit, of the pupils attend-
ing the at Hayfield.
Potato digeng is the order of the
day at Nis Vicinity,. The orop is a
good ane but the tubers are vary
dirty owing to the wet weather
Mete Will be no service in Blake Prus-
hyterian church on Sunday nettrow-
ing to the feet thee artaiversnry
vices are being Mild at Varna.
Hullott Township
Nt. Jimmy Reenekis is to cow
gratulated thee hie already large
family was increased by adding an-
other lad to the list on Sunday.
Messrs. A. o Y, P 111 Free-
man and Silas Davis wereithe guests
cg. Mr, and Mrs. George Carbezt on
Sunday.
The News From Londesboro
'Mrs. • Mogeldge of Cline= spent a
few days this week • with her daugee
ter, M. Chas. Manning of the va.
Mr. john Brunsdon is hexing ins
house repainted this *504.
The Epwonlei Leppe intends holding
a special Literary', mettles rtxt
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Theana.s asti cliildren of • Lon.
doh are visiting at the home nt Mr.
J. 0: Louns'ierre. •
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I The farmers are busty loading sugar-, •
I beets. Between 25 -aed 30 cars will
be shipped from this vicinity this'
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Miss Mary tawas of Clinton -nett •
Wedueodayi with her parents here.
Mrs. 'Jas. Langley and two sons::
spent+ a few days at the. home of
Mr, E. Crawford on t3J 8th eon.
Mr. Longley also ' Spent Sunday' with 4
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them.
Hullett Township. VanEgmond- Aikens.
To replace the barn which was des-
troyed in the disasteroue fire of a
few weeks ago, Mr. Ben. Cherelfill
bought one ef the barns on the Fair
Wm.; It was 29 x 90 or there.
abOats but . he had it moved across
counter/ a distance ce. about a anile. It
was quite a job • but under the dir-
eCton cd the veteran William Riley
and the assistance of the netighbeirs
the moving was dote in four days.
A wall will hc built •wider the barn
and it is boped to have all complete
before the COM weather sets in in
earnest. thurehill'S entire
stock, including four horses worth.
81200 being destroyed by the rite,
he has had to bus.' a pair a workers
which he did this week, One' front
Thos. McMichael aid the other from
Cbas. Lovett,.
Mr. Thos. Repaold's drover "Ettrl
Ca,pple" wcn firs a prize at the God
races. • 4 ' •
Mrs. Jas. Flynn and MisS COWeiti of
Clinton • spent Sundae with Mullett
. ' A very pretty event tcdc place oat ".•
Wednesday) at high rioon at the resi-
dente of Mr. and 'Mrs. *James •Yoh-
Egmend, Gravel Read, Hallett; when:
their eldest son, john Anthony Van-
Egmond, was united in marriage to'.
Miss Bertha Dell Aikens.
The interesting ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. T. Wesley Cosems in
the presence , of aboutt fifty relaeivei
and friends. The wedding mart* '• was.: )
played be Miss Merle Myra Molfiii;
the groom's cousie.
The bride was given aWaY by her
father, Mr. Thomas II. Arcs ot
Boise Ci'Ky, Idaho. She was dressed
in a dainty white lingerie gown and'
carried a boquet of white rosea. The •
bridesmaid was Miss Elvelym C. 'lip..
lady' who write a handsonee frock
of Copenhagen blue silk and tamiee
pink Vises, tire grteirn was sup-
ported by Mr, Robot Scott Haw- •
thorne.
After hearty tongsstulatlens all
friends. partook of a sumptuous. wedding re...
Misa Mianie Reynolds iS visiting in past.
The presents were valuable and'
beautiful, shawl% the high ostectri
Which tbi bride and groom are 1,11r
by their friends. The Ato.xn's
to the bride was a geld tkok-lace.
The happy young couple le5i on.
the 4,23 train amid shwas of NAN •
fetid for a two -months' honeymoon.
trip thtough Idaho, Oregon and
otb-
e: western States. The bride's *ay -
ening gift was of navy blue serge,
with hat to match,
On their return Mr. and 1VIrs. Van-.
Egmaid • will ,Steide ii hunett•
News-Iterord eters congtatulaillona,
and geed *idol
Godericb. Godericb. '
EnSt Werwanosii
Miss IMiggie, Ting 'visited Suuday at
the hos& of Miss Symington of Col-
borne.
Percy, Vineerit Sundayed tinder the
parktatal roof at Westfield.
Mr. and Mtn, •Samilel McBride Sr.
of Stanley township visited in this
deinity last week.
Mr. Fred. Partly visited at the
oome of Mt. Jo`an Doerr a feW dale
ago.
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