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THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
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GOODS
Our Stock is now almost completed, ..and we wel-
come your. inspection for the following Lines:
New Dress Materials, Ladies and Children's
Sweaters, Underwear, Hosiery, Flan-
nelettes,', Woollen and Woolcot Blankets,
A complete range of new Monarch Yarns :for
hand knitting, Men's Sweaters, large supply of
Men's Underwear in Penman's, Stanfields Comb-
ination or separate garments, New Windbreakers,
Leather Caps, Lined Smocks, Walker's Overalls,
Mitts, Gloves, Etc.
COMPARE OUR PRICES
GROCERIES! GROCERIES
Japan Tea, lb. al. 37c
icing Sugar, 2 lbs. for 19c
Pin kSalrnon, 1-s., 2 for 25c
Soda Biscuits, per lb. 14c
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Macroni, 5 lbs. at 25c
Corn Flakes, 3 boxes for 22c
Laundry Soap, 3 for 1 Oc
Rex Cocoa, per lb. 14c
No. 1 peanut butter lb. 15c
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PRODUCE WANTED
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1,40TOTISTS ARE REALIZING THE NECESSITY OF HAVING
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
FORL2S THL.N $1 EER MONTH YOU CAN HAVE UP TO
$30,600 PROTECTION FOR LEGAL LIABILITY FOR BODILY
INJURY OR DEATH TO OTHERS AND $1000 FOR LEGAL LIA-
BILITY FOR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY OF OTHERS.
_AND FOR A FEW CENTS MORE PER MONTH YOUGAN HAVE
UNLIMITED pEoTECTroN kaz PUBLICLIABILITY AND
$1000 FOR PROPERTY DAMAGE.1
WHY KEEP PUTTING IT OFF?
IT MAY BE TOO LATE!
Andrew F. Hess,
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MY MOTTO -SERVICE AND SAFETY -
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
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HARDWARE -- SEEDS and FURNITURE
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Tea Rose Baking; Poiivder, 14b can .- ... 1.1e
Sunlight Soap, 4 bars' for, ,.. 25c
Dutch Clenser, per can ...',. ,,,10c
Soda Biscuits, 2 lbs. for .. ''. 25c
Corned Beef, 2 cans ..„.....:,
Muffets, whole ,.wheatbiS Oifs, Ipeic.kox 110c'
Spy Salmon, Coll oe, 1-11),I icr'.441, , - - ,25c.
Falcon Brand Sardines, , Ain% _' . ;..I.: 25'e
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EGGS WANTED.
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Many villagers attended the nom-
ination at Hensel]. on Monday.
Mrs. Lindenfeldt is visiting for a.
LOCAL MARKETS
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Egg4; dozen , 27„ 25, 15
BUtter, creamery 25
few weeks with her son in Exeter. Butted'', dairy 24
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Edighoffer leWlie4t"
and. 'altaleir, bash 43
son Grant, visited relatives and fri-0-....4busa .. „ „ ....... , .... ,,.. ,,, 28
bush 70-72
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FlOni, cwt. ............. 175-3.00
Sli4ts and' bran ton 20.00
,POtikOes per bag .....a, ........ 50
Liviniogs 9.50
ends in Waterloo last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Zimmerman. and.
Mrs. John K. Ehlers motored to Lon-
don one day last week.
Mr. .and Mrs. Ed. Datars were
week -end visitors with friends, in
Kitchener.
The big world series baseball gam-
es came to a close in Detroit ani
Monday with the team of that city
named as world champions for the
,year. The,.opposing,,team being the;
'Chicago Cubs, who woon two games
of the six played, Detroit winning
the second third, fourth and sixth
'game. That industrial city surely
went on a rampage Monday night
we are told. The celebration being
even greater than in 1928 pren the
end of war waS. declared.... This is
the first tmie in their 48, years of
professional baseball that Detroit
Tigers have won the serie.a. They
have participated in several occasions
but at eachc Occasion were unable to
make,the, charapionshipAa this year.
Youth Trains alves for
Harness, Saddle
Lyle Lannon, young son of T. S.
Lamina', of the 9th con., of Ashfield
Twp., is proud owner of a pair of
shorthorn calves which he has broken
to both harness and saddle. Re drove
them to Currie's Carnerss school fair
a distance of four and a half miles
from his home. They were decked
out in complete harness, gathered
from bits of horse harness and fitted
to their small size, and hitched to
a two wheeled rig. A lot of time and
patience was necessary before Ile had bacon marking is also unfairly eon -
them responding, but 'all spring and ducted, and if the grades of bacon
would be carried out as the grading
of hogs, the farmers should receive
front 'one to three eelit5 p 9111111
More for their live animals, which at
only,one cent a pound would amount
to 156 million dollars more in the
pockets of the farmers, wherewith
they could buy furniture, implements
and nia,ny other necessities of iife
and thereby creating much more lob -
or and work for many. There are at
present 16 million lbs. of butter in
cold storage, bought when the butter
fat -was around 16c ib. and this but-
ter 'will be sold at a big profit in the
coming inanths.He explained how the
big .ecninbines were getting the prem-
luieGovermnent is paying the
lintter and cheese' concerns.. Canada
SrdOcers had the best dividends in
the -last six years' We are fighting
against the Canadian domination of
who were to the nomination cr." 'economic life. While all other lines
day, should have the impression tha-e suffered from 17 to 60% the past
neither of the three men nominated Years-, the financiers gained 20%.
would be in favor of passing any Hogs are now selling at 8 1,4 c and t
a discreditable leg,islation. They all bacon sells at 45c what.a big margin Use Massey -Harris serni-steel deep chill plow. t
three lookedgood to us, and when Mr. Stevens said there was plenty to
you sum up their pleas and state -1 ao, in our home markets at present
Points.
ColaWinter Coming?
• Bob Armstrong, veteran Dungan-
non mail. carrier and wether progno-
sticator of note, has reason to believe
that a severe winter is % ahead of us.
Bob is a keen, observer, and notices
the habits of wild animals as he cov-
ers his naa.ny miles of route each day.
.He. says the 'zs,4nirrels, are laying in
an unusually large store of food for
the winter. One squirrel was seen
dragging ,a cob, of,corn nearly as
large ,as. itself -to its hicleway. Bob
I also thinks ttliat after the many sum-
mer hot spells the winter will be us:.
ually harsh.--Goderich Signal.
Buheat, bush
,.-The annual. fowl supper''..irf -Varna
'United Church will be :bald on Thurs
dayevening,, October 1.0tlit froin 6
Sn'clock. The prograni, following
the' Slipper will be given by the Tram-
betkConcert Quartettes, andconn„s„
hikhly recommended. Tlie public _are
invited. ,
HON. H. H. STEVENS AT
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PAINTS! PAINTS!
We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried
• and Proved Sherwin;Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
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Furniture, Springs
Plumbing, Furnace
ing our Specialty.
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and Beds. Felt and Marshall
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Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith -
Full line ..)f heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
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EXETER
The Hon. H. H. SteVeri iPtheleader
of the new Construction party• ad.-
dreSaed a large gathering at Exeter
this Wednesday.afternoon. The hall
filled and amplifiers, were
put,,,* so the people on the street
vire*also able to hear hina-Mr. Ste- ESS the Repair. an 52
;fii,elzAtt9id of his: exoeriencesin.while. .
llTg through the country of omedujiisataku
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many, young -men out of work, some
well -educated, some have university
education, but on the bread lines
with no prospect of:, a- job to earn • .
their living. He Visited the trekera at k+++00000+0+++++++++++++4444++++++++++++++++++++00+,
Ottawa and with the exception of 4.
twwlio were commin*tshal-.
ance, seemed just ordiy young
people like the rest' of us. Youth
wants a chance in life, there is plen-
ty of work for all if only those holdi
ing purse -strings would loosen them"),
We „Are not doing our duty to just!
feed,: cloth and shelter our. youth,
they- want a chance, be said. Also
related to the sweatshops, profiteers,
and big corporations. The two old
parties are obligated to bfg interests.
Froin.' time immemorial a few dom-
inatd the many and crashed civil-,
ization. Thousands Of ta'amers in
Wettern. Canada are paying.,8%
teribt moortgages and 10 ci•O on
defIrred payments on farm machin-
eiy.i; No interest rate should be
higher than 4% of 5%. If elected
wouid immediately pass legisiation to
hav4 this adjusted. He explained the
moor workings of the big canners.
Canned. beef brought in from the
Aregntine each year amounts to
5 0,00 0 need of beef cattle. The
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FENCES ON THE FARM, LET US SUPPLY
YOU WITH THE BEST OF . WOVEN WIRE, •
ALSO HAVE BARB WIRE. SEE US ABOUT t
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Coal Oil, good grade at
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1* Good Used Dressers,from $4.50 up; binfisg Tables;
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THESE PRICES subject to change without Notice
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Painting Wagon
Painting Buggy
$7.00 and 10.0th
6.00 and 10.00
Recovering Buggy Top 16.00 and 18.00 J
Rerimming Buggy Wheels Set . __ 12o00
Buggy Shaft
Cross Bar ,.. 3.00i
Buggy Reach 1.251.0°
Buggy Spokes each
25c m-
summer he had driven them sing
singly or as a team and both have,
became accustomed to the saddle.
ELECTION DAY
Monday next, October 14th is the
day of the Dominion Election which
comes every five years, and the peo-
ple have the opportunity to vote in
whatever government they wish to
have. That is the majority rules. If
,ome people had their wish there
would never be a change of govern-
mant,regardless of how bad or ex-'
travagent• a government would' be
they would always stick to their
party rather than policy. 7.1(nOver,,
we are glad that there are, enough.
in dependently minded people" in the
f.,atutry to ever o ofteatb.veUect,'a
change which if very to.the
good of the country. Those of us
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• MA.SSEY-11-A.sRIS NEWS.
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Now that the harvest is over we Would'
4. appreciate having an early settlement on
Repair Accounts. Manifest your appreciation
.t for receiving credit by settling at once.
10 per cent. added after October 15th
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*E" balance of month. $18.00, heatersior only $8.50'.„ ;
+4. ' .. ' ' Cash witli. Order.'
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duced and we mount same free
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El to ments and policies, although they Without running around to fooreign
lak have slight different opinions, but markets and seek trade a,greernents. I....; Tel. Shop 149 0 KLOPP & SONS Res. 47 lc,
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a same in the end. Good government:Pie Stevens candidate, Mr. IVIeMillan . 1. '- U
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