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The Huron Expositor, 1917-11-02, Page 3AOR ateva ostaesselsosemmassiginditews sit ail or PhOne Your Orders art Bros We prepay Ile Carriage w • maw the Bari; e few doh at a VMS yOuliiit mon' or lNftl n 1 Deposits of One Dollar and upwards rete• Interest paid or added to adettunts,teirisea a gie 'i`JA1O 'H° HRAHc : R. M. JONES,, Manager. WOMNIONSWOMMAIMITAMXt *OkimaMet li1lliI fall ill iftiM A Complete Stock at Reasonabe Prtces that mai if little ;he peen a ey at 514 natio eve it, he State aging: width alb Ise it's 1only the Pertr: just as it icholas R. But non. It merely Ith which people e State='a protect. - : of helping to this mrney it* Victor Bonds.. to pay E•back cee .ds is tile wealth e State, that al - ,pee (y right.; eai tan m : t~,anada ied to Pluck the Roman c , the job of it. Wheat inane°e Iinister=* note to ;pay you, to come back the to -morrow. s the e . E 1 CA it arse, az iiiiiiiir €3, only a Ians k -me -ups. Eye McNicho l --Smith. --• St Michel's church, Cobourg, was the scene of a pretty wedding at eight o'clock Mon- ,,day morning, October lst, when Marie, only daughter of Mr, and Mrs. T. 11. Smith, formerly of Seaforth and Gode- ich, became the bride of Mr. Eugene Frantis MerNicholi, manager. of Mais- soneuve branch, Bank of Toronto,. Montreal, and youngest son of Dr. and Mrs, E C. McNichol, -of Cobourg. The cerenwty was performed by Rev. Father Quirk, of Guelph, uncle of the groom, assisted by Rev. M. Murray. The bride was givenaway by her gather aid looked pretty in a travell- ing suit of burgundy velour broad - With Stew. - •who enlistedWith: the MountedRifl'ee a. couple .of weeloe ago, leaves on Monday for Louden, where he will , `traixs A fire which plight have prpved disastro occurr- ed last Wednesday in -the hpine of Mr. George Turner, 4th con e'ssion, of Turnberry. The fire took place in the third storey and "xrade, it way ,up to the roof but neighbors bung right on. hand it was finally overcome with no great damage: WEST WAWANOSH. Death of Mrs.. William Armstrong. —Another -of -the old landmarks ' _ of. West Wawanosh passed to her reward on Friday last, ir_ the. person of Ele nor Hare, relict of the late William Armstrong. She was born in Lis - Li rn, County Antrim, •Ireland, - 86 years ago and in 1860, she along with her husband, iinniigrated to Canada .doth, burgundy georgette crepe blouse I and settled on the farm on which she with hat to n uttch ,and shoes and' died. Her husband predeceased her doves of champagne shade, with a core: bouquet of roses. She -carried an ivory prayer book and wore the groom's gift, an amethyst, pearl and diamond pendant. Her bridesmaid, Miss Hazel Falls, (a graduate nurse,) of Owen Sound, wore a suit of navy blue broadcloth, with a ehie back vel- vet hat and carried. a silver vanity bag, the gift of the groom. Mr. Charles McNicholl, of Montreal, bro- ther of the groom, was best man. The bride's another, wore a gown. of Rus- sian green silk, long coat of plush 'kith sable fur • tr'rmnzings and green military toque. The groom's mother were a black silk gown: with smart litle black hat and long ,Belgian blue- coat. The choir rendered beautiful and appropriate music during the ser- vice. assisted by the young ladies of the Sodality ,the bride being a member ,of both. After the ceremony the wed- ding party motored to Port Hope f rom where they entrained for eastern ,pointe, afterwards taking up res- . tidence es.dence at No .2 Yorshire Apifents, tldfield Ave . , Montreal. The bride `eived some beautiful and costly in cut glass silver_ and linen, also `intzmari, piano, ° t1 a gift of her parents. The out of town guests were Craigie, of Goderiche Miss a tel Strath, of Brussels; . ..To C . wirath, Toronto, Leo Smith, of . To- ronto; Miss- Hazel Falls, Owen Sound, Mr. Bite -O'Brien, Superintendent of yeari. She is survived by a family of six children: William on the home- stead; John.of 13elgrave; Mrs William, James and Mrs William Nixon of East Wawanosh; Mrs. W. J. Smith of Morris and , Mrs . W. J. Tisdale, of Bowesmount, North Dakota. -De- ceased was a kind and highly respect- ed lady and a member of the Metho- dist church. Rev. Mr. O'Kel cox:duct, ed the services on Sunday, Interment took place in Donnybrook cemetery and a large number of friends' ared neighbors paid their last respects to their beloved friend. 'lite pall bear- ers earers were her six grandsons. BRUSSELS. - 11' The Late G. N. McLaren.—The subject of this notice, who departed it this Life on Wednesday of last week was buried <at Midland last .Saturday afternoon, Rev. J. J • Elliott conduct- ing the service . ` Mr. - McLaren was. born at Rosemount; -Ont.,' and wastthe third son of the late t A1ican McLar- I en. When. a comparativeyouth he entered the . mercantile life in ' Mid- land and coming to ]Brussels was sales- l man for the late A. R. Snaith and f was later a partner. He went into business on his own account. in 1905. and carried on a. large general store' business up to the time of his demise. For the past year his health had been a cause for anxiety but.few-anticipat- •-- o f :Exquisitely Beautiful SI For Men, Women and Children REPARATIONS a r e so delightfully comprehensive that every department r4veals through its cleverly chosen assort- ments a distinctiveness, versatility and atten- tion to your individual requirements that ex= presses the word " SATISFACTION " in all its completeness, and again let us re- peat that you will always find the prices are lower here war reinadw News Co., Toronto; Charles ed the end as near at hand witil . re- eN' oil, Montreal; Rev. Father f Guelph. cantly. .He was at the tstore the .1- 1 Murk Iviondayvlous to his decease. A sale was being run to clear oust the GREY - ! stock so that a rest might be taken.' I F, tins. Sold.—Mr • John. Jackson, fifth has disposed of his e farm, containing 180 acres, to Sm i os., lit line of Morris, who had heir barn: destroyed by fire re- cently'. ently'. The price pad was. $10,000. There is considerable timber on- the farm. Mr. Jackson also sold his - other farm, Lot 12, Concession 6, the on - taming 100 acres to W • S. Hoy. sameeonimunity, for X3,600. This will give Mr. Hoy 200 acres well lo- cated for work. Smillie Bros., have not sold their homestead, but will move to the newly purchased property. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson will move htoo Chesley, from which locality came 15 years ago, when they moved into Grey township and where they have many obi friends, They well de- serve a holiday after long years of activity and hard toil and many o.o d wishes will acedmpany them.. Jackson's auction sale totalled about $3,500, on Wednesday of last week. In the year 1.944 the subject' of this notice was united in marriage to Miss Alberta Morrow of Midland, who with one son and t iree.daughters survive. He was genial, generous and ready to do a good turn to everyo e. For -sev- eral years he was one of The auditors of municipal accounts and was else Vice -President of the Red Cross As- sociation of Brussels in. which, he was greatly interested. A funeral service was held at his late home, on Thurs- daytevening, - and was largely tended. Rev. Mr, Mann conducted the service and spoke appropriate words, The floral tributes were very beautiful, among the number being a large wreath from the Business Mens' Association. Deceased was a ment- ber of -the . Caaadiar_ brder of Forest- 1 4 ers . The remains were - taken by the teeming train to Midland, to the town in which the family expect to make their home. Mrs: McLaren and chil- dren arrived back from. Midland on , Tuesday and will continue to live here in the meantime. They share in the sympathy of the community at large. It is expected the store will be opened and e the sale continued as soon as the necessary estate papers are completed. n t r BLOOD -MAKING MEDICINE. BELGA AVE. Notes . —The Patriotic Society pur- pose csending Christmas boxes com- posed of fruit cake, rock cakes, candy and socks to our boys overseas.„ Do- nations would be thankfullyreceived from outsiders as well as from he members of the Society. number ofe They are short _of the necessary who have socks and would like those yarn out to try and have the socks fin- ished soon, as the boxes will be made up Friday afternoon, Novnber 2, in the Foresters' Hall.—The nnual was meeting of the PatrioticSocietyhe8th. held on Monday evening, Minutes of last regi meeting were read and the business of the year fin- ished `1'lie Secretary.then gave a report u of the ear's work. Supplies year's ,� for the year, made up by the Society. were: 570 Pairs socks 83 flannelshirts 6 43 suits of pyjamas, 8 sheets,pairs of pillow cases, 1 pair of wristlets. These supplies were estimated at $778•80.. There wereparcels doney sent overseas valued at X125. d g37 , 20, received by the treasurer, maing a total of $1615.06,with a bal- ance on hand of $144.20. BLU EVALE. - Notes ,—Mr . and Mrs. Geo. Mot Mow- bray visited friends at Whi —William McMichael, of Guelph', here.— It took centuries for medical science to discover that the blood is the life. Now, it is known that if the blood were always abundant rich and pure, very few people would ever be ill It was not until the end of the 19th century that an instru- ment was invented for measuring the red part of the blood. Then: doc- tors could tell just how anaemic a patient had become, and with medi- cine to make new blood the patient soon got well. is nour- ishedthe blood in the body and kept rich and red by the food taken daily, but when, for any reason, a person is run down and cannot inakek sufl3cciient tod bloodn heal b, ers the food to BeP • medicine is re- quired. a blood -making best The simplest and very of blood makers suitable for home use by any -one, is Dr . Williams' Pink Pills, When a coarse. of effect ie soon is taken their' good soon shown in an improved digestion, ite nerves, sound It spent Sunday at his borne master your work quite poorly but we ; and an ability to Ates. McGee is q feeling better. ; and enjdy leisure hours. For wo- hope he will socio be prompt relief of, or —Mrs.James Masters -and baby are at men there is .a P resent visiting relatvies in Toronto. prevention of ailments which make present Duff, editor of the Welland a life aburden. As an all. -round h s int a few days this week medicine�eafor the cure of alleeen watery blood re media Telegrap , p with his mother. ---Mr. Thomas Brad nock shipped two cars of cattle to Bualo and Swift Ca and New York 4from three cars of caul a y - here last week.—L. Ruttan, of Brus- sels,into William l at 50 cents a box or six boxes for Haney's this's week moving house and Morris Bosman is : •.�2,G0 from the Dr. Williams Medicine moving into Mrs • Simianlon's house.' Co., Brockville, Ontario due to medical science cine discovered by can equal Dr. - Williams' Pink Pills. You can get these pills - through dealer in medicine, 'or. by les 'THE very Smartest of Women's Suits, Coats, Millinery and Furs, the Dressiest Overcoats, Suits and Hats for Men ante Boys, and the most reliable, Hose and Underwear awaits you here. Styles which will distin- g quality which adds character and wear to uish the wearer for their discriminating taste, q the garment and the pricing which is attrac- tively advantageous. - • ' �� � � � � ' 1(! �[1111�IfIII�IIII[11(Ifllq�l�ill(11(if[(�Ill�l�11Ei�liiiii�l�llilllill111i�1(��ifliil�l�1(fllitailll�lli��#lfii Gi111111111111111 11111111E lIU11f01111(i�1i1111 UMIIll�` � �t MIIIIIl ill if il([lilllf IMAM n criminating Followers of Fashion find here nt n!1 of - a jst imbue ndiV' oat'- t ` . Anticipated and Provided For. women's Suits IHE artistry of the greatest Ameri- can Experts furnishes the keynote to a collection. of the most Superb . Suit Models the season will produce, while the conceptions of the foremost Can,, adian Fashion Creators finds expresb sion in an infinite variety of fine fabrics --emphasized by the perfect details of tailoring so essential to a smart ap- pearance. Every n e w ane wanted, shade is procurable in these eminently stylish suits. to $40 Price a $20 Art Needle Work for Xma$Gifts Agreat many will make Chtistrnas Gifts this season in Art Needle Work, especially when they see the many beautiful new ideas that can be so readily made into attractive useful gifts at very little expense. Stamped . Travelling Companions, Manicure Bags, Centre Pieces Sew- ing Sets, Laundry Bags, etc., all ready to be worked. Sweater Coats for 1 Everyone THE Sweater Coat .is not a luxury' it is as necessary in a Canadian winter as any other article of wearing apparel. There is nothing more com- fortable. We are showing a wonder- fully attractive variety in all the best patterns and colors. From the small. est tot to the largest man or woman we can fit you. 75c to 1 0 11 iI (i 111-. 11111111111 X111111111111111M111111111110111}11111111111111111111111111111110011111151 More Nev( Coats for Women WE are proud of the new coats we have recently received. An admirable selection of splendid rnodels which makes provision for every seasonable purpose. The woman whose wish it is to be becomingly clad will find here anal- most limited line of fabrics, with Velours, Beavers, Zebeline, Fries, Whitney and Tweeds among those destined to high - est favor. All these delightful coats are beautifully develope"tl— some plain, others featuring attractive trimmings in plush velvet. 'There is also a splendid showing of new Baby Lamb Coats, beautifully cut in entirely new desissns. Prices $1O to $35 FURS -Rich, So THIS has al- ways been' a reliable Fur Store. Reliable because our personal guar- antee goes with every fur we sell. You take absolute- ly no chance here, ani when you can buy with - absolute confi- dence and safety, and at the same time pay less for guaranteed furs— Lustrous Women's i Ruffs and Muffs in every kind of selested pelt ry from the thirds White Thibet to the more elaborate mink and Persian Iamb sets, Women's Fur Lined Muskrat and Hudson Seal Coats. It is a real rea- son w h y you should buy here Men's Furs: There never was a time when this score was not in the lead as a fur store. It is just as much in the lead to -day — so much so that you cannot afford to buy anywhere else. Stewart Bros. i teen's Sui EVERY Man who has been in this Fall has been impressed with. the fulness of our stock of Suits., and the attractive patterns and fabrics they are made oft We have tried to tell about, this wonderful big showing in our ads vertisements but you have got to come in and see the great racks loaded with hundreds of the season's most attrac- tive Suits, and not till then, will you realize how much this store is supetiGr to tl1e ordinary clothing stores. You will see at a glance that thebuying power of this store makes it the best place for you to buy. Prices $875 to $23 Mens Overcoats E are selling a lot of Overt this Fall. The reason is ent. We have the right goods in variety at the right price. Come in an see these dandy, big, warm, luxurious coats shipone on and feel the genu- ine comfort in Price.. them. Boys' 0a v and Suits TITH the same care in the same generous assortments we have bought our Boys' Suits and Overcoats and marked them at the same tit - able prices that obtains in our Mens Department. You can outfit ' ur boy h e r e, pie.e him and save money too, Bring the boy in..