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s Showing of Women's Coats
Comprising 'a Tremendous Array of Delightful anrnents in, Authentic Modes for Fall and
Winter, Offering Unlimited Variety in Materials and Colors.
IIULLE'I' `.
School Report..—The- following is
the report of School section No. 1,,
uullett, for the month of September
Class IV—Hall Farnham,Wiiliani. Liv-
ingstone,
ivingstone, Cecil Farnham and Percy
Tasker (equal), Joseph Hugill„ Alii-�
Dane, Ross McGregor. Class III
Wilfrid Glazier, Kathleen Living -
atone, Dor Dale,Ettt.a Wright and;
rnie Dale (equal), Halton Mero. Sr.
1I --Pearl Mero, Frank Fowler, Mary
Mann, Walter Dale, Gordon McMich-
ael, Willie Wright. Jr. II—George
Glazier, Russel Borrett, Clifford Glaz-
ier. Part II—Alice Walker; Flossie
Nero,Eninla Mann, Hazel Freeman,
yrtie Dale and Gladys Freeman
), Fergus Wright and Bob Mc -
1 (equal), Pruner -- Olive
, Agnes Wright and Wilfrid
inar_ (equal), Elmer Dale.—A.
Farnham, teacher.
LOGAN.
retty . Wedding . A very pretty
ding took place at the hoose of the
's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
{t, "Silver Leaf Farm," Logan,
On September 26th, at high noon when
their daughter, Minnie, . was united in
image to Mr. Joseph Moore. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mr. Langford, Mitchell, under a pa-
triotic arch: The bride was given a -
;w y by her father, and was attired hi
crepe de ehene and carried a
quet of roses and fern. The wed-
ding march was played by Miss Anna
Ballenger, frier d of the bride . The
groom's -del' � to the bride was a sun-
burst of Dear's and to the pianist a
ant. After the congratulations
inner --was served in the dining room.
The bride wass attended by her sister,
Miss Lily Elliott. The other waiters
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`fie the Misses Aggie Hart, Pearl
ekenzje Mina Challenger and Mat -
tie McKenzie. The bride was the re-
Tipieut of many -*resents, among them
being a Gerhard-Heirzman piano from
'ter parents. The happy couple motor-
ed to` Stratford and left on the even
Ing train for London, Grand. Rapids
sind Petoskey, Mich. They returned
n Friday and will reside .on the
groom's farm in Logan. We all unite
wishing them a long and happy
wedded life.
going -04r uwii was a handsome
suit, of, brown Udine with hat to
nateh —Mr; ardrs. , Perry will
leave for . their NOW, hone in North
Battleford oh dWadeesday, followed
by the best wishes of their many
friends
MORRIS.
New School Building .—The rate-
, payers of School Section No. 4, are to
1i congratulated on the completion
of their new and modern school house.
It is 27 x 42 feet with good cement
basement and is built of brick. In
' addition to the well lighted school
room there is .a teacher's room, lib-
brary and cloak room and the place
will be heated by a furnace. A ce-
inent walk runs from the gate to
the school house. The contractor
was George Heany, of Bluevale, who
did a good job and in good time. The
price was $2,495, talus the material of
the old school, which was built over
40 years ago. Miss McNabb is the
teacher and both she. ard the pupils
will no doubt . enjoy the- comfort of
`the new premises Mr. Heaney is to
be complimented : on the satisfactory
contract The trustees are `D. 'Tor
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clan., Robert..:.Stns& and W. H. Me-
Cuteheon.-A meeting ;of the ratepay-
ers was called for Wednesday evening
of this week to attend to son3e;necess-
ary business . 'ft will be held in the
school house.
Earns Burned . —On Wednesday af-
terioon _of last week the fine barns of
Smillie Bros, let line, Morris, were
destroyed by fire, They were. 40x60
and, 1x60 -feet tespective1Y with mod-
ern fitted up etabling,the fire.,burning
for about `1. fours:: There was 120
tons of hay aid about 50 tons . : un -
threshed graiul: in :the barns and some
implements. .eA. number of poultry .
were burned and sortie pigs scorched. 1
The barns :ems rebuilt.18 years ago, ,.
withnew roofs, etc. $2,000 insurance
was carried on • the buildings in the
Hoerick Mutu1. . How the.: fire start
ed"will probably Beer-belleaown,u pos-
itively. as no one was Present The
supposition. is that friction from a
gasoline engine outfit that had beer..
,working . in *al forenoon was the
cause. When discovered it was too, .
late to control it as it burned furious-
ly. ,Nolte,1lie was thonie at the.
time, dint his b either y1 lliafl#s "
Jamestown: The large cement silo
was badly split by the heat and• the
walls of the .stable are practically _no :
use. Smillie Bros,, have 200 acres I'�
and are good farmers, going. largely
into stack. The destruction of the 1
buildings at this season of the year I
means a big. loss and: compels- the pro- I
prietors to 'hold . ; anauction, sale. of
their excellent, stock, Sincere sym-
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pathy is expreaSed over ;the loss in
the destruction: of such up-to-date.
Property.
DUBLIN.
(Too Late for Last Week.)
Notes. ---Miss E. Pierce is visiting
friends in _Stratford.—Mr. William
. dills called on friends it Mitchell
last week.—Mr. John •Evans, Strat
ford, spent Sunday at hid ;home ..here.
--Mr. W. J. Redmond; of St. Thom-
as- was home over the - week -end.
xNr. Jake - Weber of .Tilsonburg, spent
-day at his home here.—Mies Age "match surprse s Ale had teen anus- r
`Mess - Stapleton, of Welland, - visited pally well latgly and had been out the
*mends her on Monday.—Mrs. - Jas . day before, Ara. Gundry was a na
Shea and . Miss C. Hergott called on tive of Scotland and came to this
`friends in London last week. --Miss 'country . as a girl, . the _family settling
• N. Evans, of .Beechwood, visited Mr. in the County of Brnce. Mr. Gunder
and Mrs. Hugh Flynn on Monday, died a good Many years ago and after
---Mr. F. McConnell visited friends in residing in different places, the fain -
London and St. Thomas on Thanks- ily, went to Goderieh about twenty
giving. --Mr. Griffin, of Goderich, years ago and during their residence.
aper t Tuesday with his daughter; Mrs; there, have . been among the best
-I'. J. Molyneaux.. - .Mrs. T. Pierce, known and`.highly esteemed _ citizens.
rif Detroit, spent a few days with her lime Oundi'leaves a family of five
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. . Evansd-.- — children Thomas so
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Miss Rogers, teacher of the Public
hoof, spent the week end at 'her
home in Stratford : Miss Durkin of
.St tfodr, spent Thanksgiving Dely
with Mr. and Mrs. ...Tabu" •McGrath,
uih of the village. --quite :a number
Porn here attended .the .Eureharistie:
• Congress in,St.doseph's a iurcb,,Stxst-,
:ford, on Tuesday, ---Misses. A, .. ;Shea
and M. Stapleton, . f Toronto, .ssp t
Thanksgiving Dar -at the bettor's home
west of the village.—A number firm!
here attended the funeral -of the '
te
Mrs.. Henry Pierce,
'as held on Saturday.
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BrYTH,
October Welding.—The Methodist
-church was bandsomety decorated on
nl gi Day'. -at high • noon,.'fee
lionor.of the Mage of` Miss Uy
a.
,vim Taylor, of Blyth, and. Mr. ".Mar-
tin`J J. Perry, of Northliattleferd . The
ceremony was performed by . Rev •` R.
• McCormick. The church was filled
with friends of the young couple and
as the strains of Lohengrin's wedding
march played by Miss Birdie *u -
or•, of Auburn. were heard through
the edifie, the girlish bride came down
the ailse leaning on the arm of her
-uncle, Mr.Robert Taylor She wore
a dainty gown of Duchess satin, drap-
ed with silk crepe and trimmed with
ntwansdown and carrying a bridal'bou-
quet of white roses and lily of the
,,alley. Little M^—a t'arthew made a
"charming flower girl While Master
Tarry McCormick acted as rir_g `bear-
e=r . The ushers were Messrs . Ches-
ter Taylor and Duston Beecroft. "Dur-
ing the signing 'of the register, Miss also a further menace to your health
.Ada McClinton. of Goderich, sang a to tinker with common drugs . Fol -
fine solo, "Come My Beloved." At low the example of so many thou-
sands by givia►g Dr. . Wilia.ms' Fink
Pills a fair trial. and they will trans-
form you into healthy, active men and
women..
Were also most eau ,
You can bet these - pills through
white astors and pink dahlias, After' any dealer in mericir a or by mail at
congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Perry 50 -cents a box Dr six boxes for $2.50
left on the 2.15 C.P.R. train on a from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
short trip- to Toronto., The bride's" Brockville, Out -
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,,,Mrs.. Gundry, sr., of Goderich,
passed away :pa.:'iWednesday evening
of last wit, her death occasioning
well` known -in
the county aaiii bgond as the popular
auctioneer; =Miss :'Kate .Gundry, 'of
Goderich, Mrs. Young, of Saskatoon;
and Will Gundry, bf Regine< The de-
ceased, Who ' *as very nearly . = eight -
three years of •age, was a member of -.
the congifegatloh of North street'
l�deth*dist church .
STRONG PEOPLE NEEDED.
•'rhe need -J /or to to be healthy
is : urgent , ose . whorl illness*has,
put etitside tho `franks .of robuat men
and Women feel their Poetises keen->'
ly They are � dicapped in .'ever
walk of ife and .'weak' men . ar'e
r,e,rve-worn women nerd more earn`
,estly than, ever to put; their': health:.
;right and biomective anstrong,;
alit "patching"rnenths
Many y,��,.
ago are as:-ilP•now. as on the day ;then:
began vainly : tinkering with cadihm
drugs. Every ailing man and wo-
man should remember that the ills of
debility. nerve exhaustion, indiges-
tion, sleeplesssiess, neuralgia, and
depression come from a faulty blood
supply. Worry, over -work or other
causes -'have ip poverished the blood
and left the life -stream impure. The
nerves thereby are starving and the
whole system is languishing for new
blood. In this condition many thou-
sands have won back stroteg nerves
and new health and strength through
the new rich blood, Dr. ,Williams'
Pink Pills actually makes • In a
`weak or bloodless condition it is not
only a waste of tithe and money, but
the conclusion of the ceremony a
cention was held at -the home of the 1
bride, where a dainty wedding lunch
was served. The decorations here,;
beautiful, being ire
Slightly Damaged
Blankets
$2.00
per pair
HESE are slightly soiled,
Tin an
but not injuredyway
They are dark flannellette,
with pink or blue borders.
The indications are these
blankets !mill be scarce and
higher priced later : in, the sea-
son. Buy yours now and take
advantage of the special
ie
Per
price. 2
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'omen's Hose
PACE will not permit of
a detailed description of
our Fall and Winter Hose,
but we can assure you that
the same sterling value and
reliable . merchandise ` wi11 be
found in this department.
The Special Features Are
Extraordinarily Low Pries
.Entirely New Designs
Thoroughly _Reliable Cloths
+ 'And Dependable Makes
MANY months of careful preparation and economical buying have made this great
display of Coats an even greater achievement than any previous showing-. Ma-
terials have in many instances been bought at special prices and made into styles,
emulating the host expensive imported models, and the prices have been fixed at a
very small margin over cost of labor and material.
it cannot be too .strongly emphasized that only wzth our buy-
ing power and our favorable connection with suck reputable
fires as Norhways, Continental Exclusive Cloak co., etc.,
is it possible for us to offer you this Magnificent Display
of Attractive Coats at such Reasonable Prices.
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_.art
Underweato
HE enviable reputatidn of
this store as a leading
underwear store was never
more . clearly demonstrated
than this.season. In spite of
the tremendous advances in
wool through early buying
we are able to sell you stand-
ard makes at prices that are
so slightlyadvanced that it is
hardly noticeable.
Butter, Wool
and
Eggs WantedSEAFORTH
DON'T MISS THIS DISPLAY
Women's.Suits
:For :Fall andWinter
The suit designers have ex-
+elled.theielves this season
and instilled into these popu-
lar priced 'suits all the beauty
and attractiveness of the most
exclusive, And expensive gar-
ments, You will be delight-
ed /with ' their becoming ap-
pearance and tempting prices.
Prices. $20 to $40 •
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Furs ---- Furs
Reasonable Prices
You will be agreeably sur-
prised when you look at our
stock; of rich, luxurious fur
ruffs and muffs, and learn the
decidedly low prices we are
asking for them. Ever
want-
ed fur is I ereand we guaran-
tee every piece of fur we sell.
COME EARLY. AND GET
FIRST CHOICE.
We Bo?.ht Early
®--die Bought ht Fer
Cash and are Sell-
ing at Prices You
Cannot Afford to
Miss,
A Grand Display of Suits and Overcoat
for Men and Boys
n..Xizthasiastie Sitowiai of an Immense assemblagre of Clothing
for 1 tt and: Winter Wear Iry Wh h Variety of Myles,
Materials and Patterns are a From4 est Feature,
and vittra,dive Irking' Predominates.
Magniflcent Overteats Stylish Suits
For Men and Boys For Men and Boys
Filled with cozy comfort and attractive ap-
peara:nceAge, these New Winter Coats: The
leingyies are'.Piucb-Backs, Slip -Ons, 1.11-
st4trirsiticY.ChestOtal4s. They come in bright
attradtive colorings for , the boys and young
Men eathe. more sombre ; but none the less
.pleasing cloths for the quieter dressers. But
the one great point we are emphasizing is the
REASONABLE PRICES. No matter what
price you wish to pay we caii give you the best
value as that price.
PRICES
Boys .4.53 to 515
Men.... $12 to 522
just a glance at the great racks of New Suits
loaded with attractive values you cannot afford
to miss would convince you that you only
serve your own best interests when you come
here. For in addition to the advantage that
you derive from making, your selection from
this immense stock of the most reliable mak-
ers, there is a donors and cents reason why
you should come here. We can very easily
convince you along both lines when you call.
Let us Suit you and you will be Suited.
PRICES -
Boys.. 53 to $10
Men....
,..$S to $23
Silks and Satins
;Soft Lvs troll's Weaves.
and Beautiful
Lotto -Lags
A DEL IGH'TFUL assem-
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bla a of silks and satins
are being shown this fall co
prising taffetas, anessalins,
fairies, crepe-deucbenes, satin,
de-cbenes, and last, but not
least, the season's special fav-
orite satins --taupe, burgun-
dy,
beetroot, browns; creams.
greys, whites, pinks, nary,
and black.
All Attractively Pricod
Women
Underwear
ALL the reliable brand;
Stanfield's, Penman's,
Turnbull's and Watson's, a e
bole in all the wanted we t
at -maces that few will equal
and none will beat.
Winter Caps
- VERV new idea in ea
Le
expres-
sionJoin finds first
in this store. The tre-
mendous selling we do re-
quires a constant supply .of
new arrivals, bringing w
them every new style and at-
tractive pattern. We can best
meet your wants, as we carry
the stock and can give you
the greatest variety to Goose
from. -
ec to $1.50
pace
Stewart Bros
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