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Thutlia,y, September 23h1., 1915 4,
WkItecherek
Sept.
Dunatart Beecroft i. in Goderich for
few dap.
Wilfred. Arscott, visited at Ina home
Ott SundAy.
R. M. Patten and MisliPratten visited
friends in Bluevalion Sunday.
A home
over$1,114K, * *ergo
wMosoura,,,,Alderyou, of Winshrun,- visited
IL M. Patten way N Palmerston on
Tile8daY attending a. iiiiieting of.. the
raiMirs: inEe.n4Pi.tten.•, of -North Adams,
visitins for a few days with her
brother, R. M. Patten, •
0-SAng to the anniversary Bethel
amok there wasno service in the
Methodist church 'here last Sunday.
•• Those wile atteilded the Young Peop-
le's Convention at Brussels. Wer:
Paterson, Olive Terrilf, Greta Fox, -Rev,
Mr. ateuerA• Alex. Henry and Robert
Mowbray. r.• • • ,
The ,Guildineetiog on Sunday evening
wa4 lea by Wilfred Jacques and Frank •
ituse, the subleet being **The Hungarians
in Europe and in tft.anad?,." Tbe. topic
for .next Sunday eveningi "Rally Week..
How Best to Observe . The leader
is Fred Davidson.
.AnniVereary Flervices will
be held in. Tiffin% Mothadiat• Church on
Sunday, Oct. 3rd.„ simple, at lt :39 and
7;30 p.m, T114'Preacher If; 1..t•ev, 0..
Kahle, of tondeaboro. 4405409.1. 04004•
tioris by the Teeswater elmir under the
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• Special. services • will be held' in the
,Presbyterian church here next Sabbath:.
the day being set apart for flal1Y Day"
in connection with the work of the young.
sPaub7cicetforthe' se
and
n*el Sravbicbeasthis$
chool. The
special offering Will be received for
theworkabove rererred•to.
• On Tuesday evening, Sept. 28, at 8 -
o'clock an addrese will be delivered in
the Presbyterian church here. by. Rev,
J. U. Tanner; Supt. of Home Missions
inthe Province of Quebec. The meet-
ing will be very interesting, owing to
• the peculiar nature of the ,work. This
will be an oppottimity of hearing of the
work among our French brethern, with
..whoutwe are allied .m the .present grent,
struggle for liberty. No' admission fee
wilibe-chargett-and-ell -cordially'
welcome
eekly Store News
.11s1 OUR..
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DEPARTMENT
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This Department dour• store is one, in Avhiql we .take af,specit1nin7,
• terest and allays keep it well stocked lyika, splendid assortment
of the very best qualities of Staple Goodslo be found -in, the trade.
We invite you to make your fall purchases here atsuring you of the.
Wit qualities at the most reasonable prices to he fout#Lanywhere.
sep VALUES'
,.Flannelettes, line qualitiessandneet.patterat, at 8,40, lg.% rde yd. ,
Tickings, new fancy patterns, extra value at 25 and 28c. yd.
Denims, blue and,blaCk in heavy weight, at 25e. yd.
Cottonadee extra heavy weight and nice patterns, special 28c% yd.
Shifting* very large range and neat patterns Special prices 12%,
15 and 17c.- yd.- .• -
Ginghams, new patterns and fine qualities at. 10, 12i and .15c. yd.
Cottons, special values at 10 and 12%e;yd. • -
Shietings, large range', • special values, 25, 30, 35 and 40c:yd.
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Nemo Corsets
We have lately received' a large slipment .of
t these justly- celebrated. Nemo Corsets.,:- This.
corset is orte we can heartily recommend as it
gives perfect satisfaction and genuine comfort
to the wearer.
No. 212, price $2.50 I No. 522, price $400
No. 519# price $4 00 1 No. -344p price $4.00
..lrabletineris
Last week we pur-
4'4 chased' some Tabte
-Linens away below regular prices and
would ask you to see our special values
--firtlais line - - •
• 56 in. Bleached ,Lisien,' price'55C.
.68 in. '"" 1' ,50c.., •
GSin •4 1111--
69 in. 1" , 1, 1.06
70 in. '‘, 11* 1' 1.25
Men's- Ties
We have just receiv-
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Crewe
Monday, Belt, 20.
,Mise Mal Curran 1,s at present visit-
ing friends in Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Baldwin spent
Sunday with Crewe friends. •
Anniversary services will be held in
the church here Qct. VartigidarS
Mr. and MO. Ryan, GIderieh, spent,
Sunday with. the former's sister, „Mrs.
John Maury.
Rev. Mr. Penrose, of Whitechurch, cm.
opted the pnlPitof the Methodist chureli
Harold spent
an evening last week at the home of
ate. It, ,Ioluoton.
A •T
MiKiefirNiQlett 'UMW& and Irene
MeQuold,pf Oe G. 0. I. spent the week
444QauLitell!lielvnuiltn°1llbeer8 41:10rern here attendecl
the lawn soeial at the Venus -of Anson
Finlay and alt report a good time.
John Myer; had. the misfortune to
lose tom
etWaevaluwatileaticapasttiose•i4over
thisaeverepae4
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lest Thursday evening.
ment of Men's Ties in the latest styles
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and -beautiful • patterns- ,of fine quality
Clan Tartatt-Ties;.vrice--50q.
ee our rang-e-q-nree---Ties at 25c. and
latest styles in Viten Collars.
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Next week the Aii:mal Fall Fair will be Iheicl in ,Lucknow,
-----ndlWe-atelid2-aperia— 1- invit*ipii-titF'visitiatir- :store-and4ee-z-
NVITATION our display of Dry Goods, etc. We will be.pleased to take
care of your wraps, coats parcels, etc and also extend to
• you -the free use: of our Dressing and-Tdfict-Rooms-upstairs.
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. Alien Camermils, 'engaged with, the
McKenzie boy'sthreshing for the season.- • •
•Miss Annie MeKinnen,'of 'Londe% is
sPendingn couple of weeks • with
termite here; • '
Afr:ad 'Mrs. Andrew ,701)(4!$, Torento,
aple of week& vacation
;tatreirncierl,gh.tInClell;
• MIA Etta McKinnon of London, -
trained nurse, isopending a few weeks.
with her parent e here,
We are pleased tohear tint Hugh
McMillan has again got • charge of the
Grey Ox, school for another season.
. The excessive rains we have bad seems
Ttbblerairturgbilphye will blvigrtlieritleipmotaisred,cdrouf,
ing tho is°tnorgni7lonfW1ast Thursday ntght
passed over this section, but fortunately
did little damage., ' Sorns good fields of
corn were hadly.broken•down. • , ,
Mrs. George Taylor, whose arrival was
so patiently awaited here by her husband,
ha at jest •,tha,
luisfortune to lose their only daughter,-
Mr.:Taylorinteircla"niciviiig, Ou...thenor otIr
• lot formerly known as the McDougall
farm. ` • „ .
LATEST WAR NEWS
Therein'inciportanti 'though lint- wet-
coMT, war StiTeirta,
pethiCpa the strongest of the Balkan
States -in -I ihtary Wajt;:aPpeare
to have over to 'the Germania 'at
hauce *That, is mit yet•annriiinded, 'het
the Bulgarian armies are being nioboliA•;.;
ed, preparatory, it is said for an"iirmecj;
'neutr1ity" At tbe same time derinan
and Anetrian forces **tanking Seibiat
the aim to cut away•througk.to,.
the relief of the TurksThe armed'
neutrality oi•Ridgifla is inetelY an ex:
ease while.preparnfiona forwar are be.
n 7, :
This i
-Viewp int-but_the:thicif effect -Will
ly be to extend the fieldoeconfiegrattou
Greepe'veill almost certainly coine-tu.the,
aid et Serbia neshecia_ini_treaty-bennd
to do.. !What Roumania will de s yet
uncertain, but it is, thought that for' the
present She will remain nintropesoNy.
Waiting to gee to whichside victory
will incline. - • -
Thifi'action of Bulgaria is, of- courser
dittiaimed Y
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Dardanelles campaign; the recent re
verses suffered by the Russians and the •
Bulgar's desire to ',:get :balr• at Serbia
And Greece for their attack poi lier
two yeark ago. •
A large section of the Rnssiaii 'army'
was thought to be in -danger ' of being
surrounded at Vilna, but, as at Warsaw;
the generale in •coinmand appear to have,
snecessftilly • withdrawn; and the.. er-
inans more failed to inflict a ctush-
ingblow: 'Otherwise the situation, on
the Russian front is little changed Bus
sia is winning against the Austrians in
the seuth, and.slowir-reiiring before the
Germans in
OR the Belgian -French front it's the•
-storynothing-new;:--The,
French are still pounding away at the
. German position with hundreds of can
-non and every day., repoding minor
theugli riot Unimportant successes. There
has.bzeii little or no activity on .the
Masi/rent other Mt-41m.y
RePorta are all to the effort that the iil.
lies are preparing fur another winter in
the trenches, which however will he spent
in Stealer comfort than last winter.
Pion), the sea there is nothing of
im-
portanee. iO 8U a marine war are s r s
to beertakiiigu weekoff, probably
with the prospeet of being renewed with
Urea vigor in a few days as on former
eccasiims: :
ad enough from the Allies'
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11,08855. 1. a Little ,ect, W. F. His.
*ix spent,the week -era in town..
iktr: •..aid Mrs EEarvey Linklater
• ..,00k in the London Fair lad- week
Plia-Etwood-HeWitt anivedintown
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'- • . •on Friday tb say Goed-bye to his par-
: 031:11tS before leaving•for Engladd
A number of . people attended the
Walkerton Fair lait, week, the special
featur ' r ars.de.
Mr. and Mra Bradley, •Missea Flor-
ence Bradley and ltellie Fowler - at,
';'• 'tended the Young • People's Convent..
• thin in 13rUssels last week.
Ati-drevr-AlliSOn"--of - Toronto;
visited his parents last Week.- •:.,Also
• Mr. -Allison. Melt -ague, -of Toronto,
--.-gfaridebireglifi;- andA1lii6f
Very successful anniversary service;
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were'eonducted by Or: Shearer, super,.
iatendent of Social and Moral Rebirth
'T9A•enfo., §kkeeitil ultimo Was furnished.
'X6117.7' Thelstavo..
dist and Anglican ebur dies withdrew
•. their evening services for the occasion.
• The first antutat Rural Sehool ktaiv•
• in coirogs is being held to -day. Tam.
day t Sept. 21St., From four' to ten
• • • . 1/110' given for entries of farm
•'precincts, andgirls'• sowing and cook-'•
- • ing,•and for eolleetions: of : weed,seeds
,. and insects. Three pries, either Med-
* .. its or 64,311.prizeii, are to be giepn. , for
Aveinintite aidiesse8 on any subject.
In the aftArnoon the sports will eon.
• tist %if races„.coritests of different kind's
and tug.of 'War. • • :
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• --Tnesday, Sept. 21.
We Mt sorry to hen of the Severe ill-
pess, of.Mnis Camp
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Mrs. W. J. Blair, Tiverton, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Wilkie.
Messrs. Jas Shiells and John 'Cam
•bell attended Eondon Fair last week.
The wedding of Mr. Victor alicrburn
and Miss Hazel Bradley was solemnized
at the Pine -River Presbyterian Church
on Wednesday, Septeniber 15th in the
presence of a few friends. The IWIT.-0;
M Rutherrord tying the nuptial lino
Mr. and Mrs. Thorburn left Wetinetiday.
for a trip to Hamilton and other points.
We extend our best wishes to them
Don't forget the Aimivmsary seivices
nex un • 1.1 Amberief Methodist-
Churchrch- 'Special music will be rendered
:by Bethel choir in the morning and Oli-
vet choir in ilie"evenin . Rev. Mr. Niv-
ent Of'Gtitriert4kiiig both 'services ad
also the -concert Monday evening. A'
splendid'trogram-•isibeing..provided. • A
-.4.47-being_Ong„p1 the minstrel main
features 6f the evening, also talent :from
Ripley, Pine River and Total. Come and
erijqk a-WOOdAVening. , -•''
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Laurier.
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:,T7ertrrarrintatinrat-Wm:: -Bricking;
ham
- Mrs. X. j. McKenzie has returned
from Goderiche . •
Mrs J Iinstoime and 11•Bisai4 vis-
ikd' friends in Kincardine.
Frank Munro, whir has been indispos-
ed, is able to. be around again. r •
D. N. MeSentie, of anderich, visited
his son, Ilea 1 McKenzie; dering the
week. . . • •
and Mrs. Thos. Dhtson, Tiverton,
called on friends in this vicinity on Sun-
day list. • , •
Misses Mary IL lfoKeritie and Sophia
:and Tena Keinpteri 'visited friends in
Tiverton, •
• ',Mr. kind Mrs. Thomak 13riidley and
family, of Tiverton,visited friends in
• this vicinity last week.
Misses Annie and Maude McKenzie,
of Detroit, are viiiting at the • liome of
their brother, Neil D. *ami. '
2.1.st
Miss Edna Woody spentSunday in
Westfield. • '
' Quite a number from the burg took:
in the anani.v eras ry Bethel
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Miss Maud McQuillin is spending
few -weeks visiting -friends, around
Orangeville. * • • • •
Atlas Shiell, 'of *eat Wawanosh,
Tw elf with
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Miss Pe.trodd::. • .
• Misses Delia Cranston and...Anna
'Stewart of Wingham -High Seheoli•
1 were home over Sunday.
Mr. Elliott Millet took i'nureber ef.
tlio St ..ktek34:47b9p-fsty7-an, auto 1.44.1
to Walkerton Show last Wednesday.
Mr Wm MeQuillin intends' going
to Seaforth Show on Friday next. T111
is•te be 'iTtidge of% the 'rheavy horses
there. •• •
Wo are gThd to kowthat Mrs.
Willie Webb, who has been laid up
for genie time With.a frneturecl hip, is
improving. • •
Mrs. Malselm Buchanan left: ofi
Weslinwsisi limit for Chicago, where
she'intends spading a few months
with her sister.
Messrs, Frank Todd and James.
Miller took a business trip to '
(Mt' One day last Week, Frank return -
d on Sunday with a new Ford ear,
' The Septembermeeting of St.. Hel-
ens Women's Institute will be held :on
Thursday, the 30th,•rit the home of
Mra P Clark; nt2:80, Subject:."Bel
glom reoPle ,.and Their Custonyi."
Question Drawer,"Setving and Knit,
ting..' All theladies are oleome.—
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Miss Mary Nixon visited at her home
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Service in. this chitreli Sunday evening:
8,eMits2.6•Lharaati:-OPInf th.e -West
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With Mr kind Mrs Jacob Minter.
' Mr. John, George and Beatty Gibson.
Sundayed withfrienda, at Marching.
•• Mr.Thomas andliisig,Jenet . Hackett
vniitfel dtime.friendsfCOn'.S 'today.
A. number- o.!; Zionites.' attended the:
leiva'sobialtat -Mafeking and reporta
good
Miss Mary 11616 has returned tome
after !vending a few days with her uncle,
Anson "Finlaii. • ' • '• • •'
Mr-Andiew-left-Saturclay_
for -
Phone No. 10 is at. Your Service
Sen, tor Caah—wia Cheaper Than The Credit Moro
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WHAT
DOLLAR BUY?
Comalwith tho crOw4 to Looknow Fall Farr .
Thursday 0.11 Friday*pti 30the,40 Oct. 1st,
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We will demOnstiate to yOuethc
benef *1 of dealing in a iCasb Store.
Don't fail to conte and ea1ize tbe,
buying power o1,on:e:JDollar. Yhu.
wiltcarry away inore foryour- -
money -on those two 'days than ,
ever belor.e. KEEP THE DATES
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and Coal Co.
PPOINTS
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Mr. and Mrs.. C. F. Martin visited the
Exhibition at London. ' ' : • ,
„., Welf•diggera are at present drilling for
water at Scatter Taylor's. •
-has engaged with
James Martin for the fall threshing..
: A few inthis locality:have not, as yet
finished harvesting on account of wet
weather: , •
Robert Hibben, who has been engaged
With Jannis Martin, has engaged With.
Frauds Doyle for a tern'.
Guelph to contintiokhis third:year course
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forth Lon. Kinloss
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I. .Mr. Djqiibioir made:Airadinek:_trip
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m the 0, C. • .
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ingltind, and.
their daughter, 1:Tellie spent Sunday with
nen s in Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. George Baker of Willow
Creek Visited with the la& tebrother,
Mr.. Ralph„Nixeri on, Sunday. -
Mr.andlire Et nest Gardner and babe'
spent Sunday with Mi. and.M.rs: Wellr
higtouliendefson=idr14rain5unk..•.:,
to, t. e1 ens t h' is weeIr. .,
- and .Mrs. Jones,letToro
viiiiiii-Cfnender along our line Wirt-
Manylreni this vicinity attended
the Western Exhibition at London
this season.
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Mr. Alex. McKenzie. on the 2nd,
tried to plow' lately., bat found the
JUST ARRIVED
animmileimairiewe
• Another shipment of Trunks,
Suit Cases and 'Travelling
• Goods,etc. If thinking of
- purchasing any of these goods •-;
it will repay you to "see- d'art:
S11.013\11Depaired Promptly.
Everything in Harness
Requirements kept.
REG. BARRETT
Mrs. George Irwin attended the- •
International Exhibition for some' '
daye this seinen.: - - • -
181. S. MCDonaid, on the -4th. nis•
Huron, sold his farin lately 'for the
liandserne_snw of V70.00A • .
John Me Dougall's tile drain, newly
put in, must have been,damagecl . bad-
ly by the recent heavy rains.: •• ••
Many barn' roofs have been: .
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ed by the late storm, trees up:roOted,.• • .
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corn flattened and fences *littered -
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• Any in formatkon IcallrgtO tlie recovtra of A.
Barnardo boy named AlbertClifford. aged -16
yearo, will be thatutinilyreceived by the
underglnett, 113,whey'ditiappeated on Sunday.
Sept. 5th. He wait hort,. ratliet snail of his
age, and had dark hair. lie WAR aderibi 1.Utk.
now on the evening et pe .6the. bit ;has not
bcc beard of Slime.' • -- •
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The Emai whose ttamti' Item-
mated id out advertising comas Ate
worthy of the confidence of every
pea,* who hot money to speiol. ,Tho
'fact that they advertise stamps Ora;
11 epepriing. progressive men Of hug»
hm, a Credit. to tiseit town, sad
deserving of pettintega, Out !dyer.
tisiog 'columns omprise a Buyers' Gelds
to' fair deat* goad gode,
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WOULD YOU LIKE THIS BEAUTIFUL PIANO?
We Shall Positively Give It to Some:4)9e or -Our-Ctstomers
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Call at Iliestore-A11-d-seezttdtry this-spltulid ---
instrument. We will tell you about the plan of
giving the piano Away.. This piano is the well,
-known New: Scale Williams. It carries the
manufacturer's tenoyear guarantee.
'We cordially invite your inspection
• J. A ARMSTRON0'.
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