Nothi~g is more deceptiv~ than a catalog de "scription or illustration of f~rniturje. ' When you buy furniture from us' there is no decepti'o~ a,.nd no chance of disappointment., / Our ,line is com-plete 'and our prices always right. ','
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The GoVU'nment or the p,'o,'· inc!", throl1gl~Lhe exlensio,n l1el'\'icc or t.he Agl'icnlLnl'lI1 Colleg(>, i~ establi'~hing 'tlll'oll~hodt I he ,Province ill co~uection with )he ,'Boy'. and ,Gir I's' Cillb a shol t COI1l'S(,
co\'et'illg a periOlI or two weeks, in fal'lll acconnting, snoh as l\I'iLhlllO, llf! ~\l[Jlic'l to )IWaSIII'cnwIIIR 01 I,i us, gl'flllll.l'ie!l, 1)/~\nR' !\~ncks 01 hl,\y, vel'Hying' 01' grain t,iclu~t~
fl'om Lhe eleVI\tol'~' intel'est nnd liiscount, f,u:m booltkeeping Itllli al,hel' pl'Oblolll~' The,~ ('OUI'RC is n
HOllllri bnslIless ouo. brought 1.0 the door of tl\'el'y boy of fourteen yeal's and.o,\'Cl', f,'ee of ullal'ge, nnd cORI of nny ldnd, nllll will be pre~ided over by 11 qnnliHed t.each JI'. ThiR
, L ' is It CIHLIlCO fol' every: farlll uoy , who intends to follow Lhe agri'cul, turnl calling to obtain n good business '~Olll'se tHnt will henefi t Idm moro Lliun Lhe Rn~e tnne !lP~lIt ill U
llllsiliess collegl", Pi CIILSR will l!e, started'on 01' nhOllL Nu\-, 1st, if n
gnarantee call \.1;1 gh'ell llmt20 b"y~ nre It\'ailltble 1'01: the wu;'k, Thi~ is nn OPPol'tl;nit,y Llmt' 'liD "lOY intellditlg 1,0 be'lt flu:ITH'I',shouhl '!Ii!:!s
lid these 'deeil'ing to tako ' Lhe slil>llld: 111111(1 his' name 6R
• b'J Miss ~foIn(osh, without rI .. lay,
oer'801lS will ue glad illl'61:nlll tioll,
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FOR SALE--ExCI;lIolll. tlSSortlllellt of f'II'lll 1:IIHIA', fl'olll \\ il,\ to well inlprovetlll\lIrl in IIlm,;sl, nny district ill Mallitoll!l, SnhkL tehewnll 01' A~b(ll'ta, Eqllipperl Vz ~eclioll ill Tl'elwl'lIc dis-' tl'ict. at l'oasollflblu tet'lII"! fm' immediato sale, ,
lall allel see Illy list befol'e Plll'o\lI1.sillg, it will plly you • • , .
11' YOIl hll\'e city propel'''Y to COII\'('l't int.o flll'IIII'II[(1 let 1110 , kllo\';, y01I1' walltA and] will supply them, AllY kitH] ·of eX-'change cOllsidered,
Dr. Dalton's sleepers for childThe very newest in.different ren, best, at 1.40 and 1.50, also
colors, made of pure ~yooJ, at cheaper ones. Buy one for baby
Ladies' Pull-.on Sweaters~
$7.50 and' $8.00 " Grqc~ries'
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\ 3.50 and 4.00 per ya.rd. Geor- the, ban' put on these lines of gehe and c~epe in plain colors. dried fruits the)y ,,:,m' be ~ery Velvete~n'" \ ,I ~carce., W.e hav~ a consider-
, , able quantIty at " We have a good quaf.ity in navy Prunes, 80-90 i Q lb.' boxes 1.5~
wine, gr.~en, black and brow~ I 60-70, 25 lb. boxes 4.25 ' at 1.25 per yard, Great fOr loX I· lOlb 20(\\ . Peaches, c lOlce s- . \oJ
. This' :liscasc which i; vcry prc\':dcl~t ill sOl11e p/lrts of ~hc world, ~1iI~ day, will in all 'probabil'ity rcach'ollr, Provincc in lhb cOll/se' of ti'mc. .I~ is thcre[ore ad~ablc that pcople gencrally sl)ottld )d10\~ somcthing' about it, it's.sYll1ptdn~laljd Ihc'mcasurc ami mellJods of' i~'s 'commllllica'bility and, should be advised as to thc gcncl'nl rlll,~s 1'01' it's rcstraint and
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Spanish Influenza 'is g'cllcl:ally bclicl'cd to be/a ,variety of thc' old '01' Innt;cnza willi \vl;ich h'e ha\'c bcen long' familiar,' with in, lldditi
. possibly somc inSl'cnsc of vil'lIiellc~, dllc to th\! cOt)~I~tions an~1 pla~~s' it) ., '"I . I I" '\,' . \) wlltch' thiS, prcs~n.t CPI( C,llliC la( ~t s 01'15'1[1. ': ' , ,
Yom}y COUll'\C",~ndvCltbillg tp ho paid ror nt and of cuch tnonl h. -I4~o"r IRtoI"C~ to-cortFlltule n month. ext, n tNS1l0:l will be ohul gud (or. ...
.lob wOI'k or any dCI1Uli,)tiulI HUrt-til' ltnt! llrOlnllti)' cxouutud. ~!.,
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It Jtn'I~1I110 Is dOlivcci, in r.OIl~ pm 11 nll, \
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cOlupocoH ton will bd oJ1I\rucu roz' OXll'l\ III lilt f' $1.111 \le, hot'"
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With the Bank· of Hamilton.
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TREHER~E BRANQH J. F. Gill, Manager
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SlJnig~t Grade 40 bs, flour per bU!Jhel, 6 Ihs shorts, 121bs. bran Retllrn~ from No.·2 Northeru Whl'a\,: .
GOI'PI 111111'11 t fIJI' 01'0 I'Hcml IJlII'POAI'Q, \Vo llI'e gl'istillq 'orlny, ns nsnnl, 1'1111101'8 to Lllc eOlltmry' flrll
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UlltIC" alltl b), vi"IIIC of 'Ihc I'ow<',' of Sale cOlltained in"n eel tain ~loIIHagl", which will Ill' pl'Qduccd allhe lil'irc nf,sale, Ih<','" will be "l1c"cd f"r sal" h)' Public Audion hy Nelson \VilHOII, Hllctil)lWl"", at his Auolioll Rooms. T,'cl1l'I'UC, ill i\liLlli· tuba, all Saturday, Novembel', 231"d, 1\; ))., 1918, al III<, hOIll' of Iw" o'doek ill Ihe, fterlloon the following" P"Ollel'ly, \'iz.: III IIH.! Pl'ovince t,f l\lalliloha, :lIId hl'ing'
Ihe Noo'Lh Wesl g"''''LCI' of Sedioll Tell ill Towllship Eighl a",1 llallge, Eight WcsL of lhe Prillcipa) ~Ie";diall of Iha said P,'ovillcc. f I' .' '
The 1>I'''l'crty will be sold subjecl 10\ a reserve l bid. . /
'1\'I'II1S of Sal,,--.'l'wcllly (20) pc,' celli 10 in cash at lime of sale :tnd till'
""II"",,>., ill aeeQl'dance with till! tCl'l11S and "''''''"lIOO'. to be mndo )<lIll\\'11 at lher$illH! of sale, or "po" "l'pliCal iO'r_ll1 the V"". dOI"s solicih"ll'!i. I I ~ - .
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N· . 1,1. b ow IS tlC lime to 's( e a out your Coal supply. Uon't wait u~~ til you get cold feet. Coal test I ic~ , tion{ are on. No-one can obtain more than .} the amount of hari;! ellal that they have ... eceived in the past years and W e5tern ~oal must be taken first. Cuide yoursell accordingly and~don·t blame'the dfa lers if you go ~liort 'as storage capa~ , , city is limited and shipments ale slow. We handle Calt., Dru~~ heller and all the bp.st We~tern
grades'we can, obtain. We have now on.hand Hard coal' at $15.00
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;e~ur~e'~hle~, whh~:lt"11 ·~ •. ~~I~~!!~II Individual, was Bet In It by the Idealism of: ... ··w IlllSIler ~.~mll those who would relndl!r: nDIII'''' the severe elimination, Aw·Airv.1 thing e)ltraneous to the' glIDeral pression or 1ndlctatlve of elaboration.;' I Mr. Morrice Is a memoor of the. International SOCiety In Londl)n.
Two;women' painters now claim attention: Elizabeth Adela Stanhope F.orbes and Mary Eastlake Mrs. Fprbes' work Is so weJl known as to require little' 'description; It Is 'better known than the fact that IIbe ,Is: a Canadian; born at Kingston,' <:lnt. After Itudylng at the Art Students' , League In New York, under lam Chase, she went tr
,and finally settled down \(> at NewlJn, In Cornwall
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bu f a generallon "ago so IItlle was public appreciation of Canadian art that a goodly n\lmber of those palnt- Bushey.
Mrs. Forbes, studying 'In before going' to Paris,
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'ers and 'sculptors who possessed ·am- ,'Among etcherS' nra Caroline and bltlon as well as talont were 'force~ Frank Armington, and' Donald
seele "fresh fields and pastures Shaw IMacLaughlan._ all of' them _ born In Canada, but now working new" In order to find t~e'slnews ,2f. abroad and achieving distinction In their endeavor to work out their ar- their ,particular metier. • tistlc sal.vatlon. It Is not a state of Charles Paul Gruppe must not be atralrs to be recalled with much 'forgotten among painters. He was
, born: ~a~ Plclon; Ont., and atter pride, for If (here-"Is 'one thing a new studylng In, Holland, Is now living country needs' aOlI,whlch should be In Ne,w York, nnd,ls a regular ex· State-ald~d from the first, It Is Ita hlbltor of work partaking of Bome· native atl,. for the necessarlly'lnten,- thlhg!of the Dutch' manner. slve pursuit of commercial gain gets Sculpture Is well represented by R. from art at once all antidote nnd an Talt Mackenzie and A._ Phlmlsler aid; an.anlldote ,:tl) - turn, thought Proct'Or, N.A. w The former, whose ffOlil commorclallsm to the beau tiel athletic studies as well as more forand truths of Corm an,d color and an mal statuary 'Work are brlngln~ him aid In dlrecllng denlgn toW'ard what Y(ell-liIerlted recognition, was~ born Is useful-' and beautiful Jnstead of at In Ontnrl.o, and now what Is hldll.0us and_allcldental: ' " . Ith recent.absence for war . In Australia to-day In spite of a England, .the position of dl·
progl'esslve spla'lt' regarding art i::rectlor 'physical cu!tUl'e aLthe Un\which leaves Canada, somewhat be- ';;:~~~'f~rOf Pennsylvania;'.· Phlmlster hind, Australlan, artists cannot live F was allo born In Ontario at
home' but must :seek tlie' wider _ the small town of BasAnque,' and field of European 'appreclatlon; so in affer] study In New York ,and Pari. Canada outside of a ·few portrait has settled dOWD ID'tbe United Statel painters,' commercial art workers, wherp he has become a'member of and art leachers It Is extremely dlf- the ~atlonal Academy and; otoor Ucult for an lartlst of even recog- stitutlO:lS In recognition of his nlzed ablllty to live and to feel hlm- anlmhl sculpture, 110 expressive of aelf free to express the tr,uth that I. vigor;; and :lctlon. ' In him. So comes that a . Some eight or Dine years ago a
'.~".U~U'~ 'l~~~;;~~; .. ~L:~L;':~.~I.U,a~r~t~ls~t~s number of sccesllon,istl ,from tbe On-11 tarlo' SOCiety of' Artist. banded them-~-'~.l lelves-Into the' Canadian· '. rt Club
la~ls/: tp'IBy.:·,ai:1t;'i1pj~rii,.chLted;:and ,aiid' made. oni- of their alms' the re'tewal of the relatione of .. WiellC artists with' tbe;; country o~ their birth by
.~~t~~~:~~~~l~~:~~~~~~;~!~ membership In the club and the ui::I;'e~;~~t. nnlv'>1 pres,en1ce of their work af Its exhlbl7 o was not untll the canaldlo.D'1 AUlsu'alllD OIega,n to see the work of Ho-
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,Actual ~ale 'of ~O~ds Will Comnience On • M:~nday,' Oci~bei28-' .- Manitoba to Raise $40,OOO,OOO-':'Interest Return Five and' • ~ l' / ; ~I • a ~a4: per Cent.-Str~ng"Popul~ Organaa.titn ..
.~ Manitoba has been paId the com. ~lIment of' beIng tbe starting poInt of the great popular, campaign In BUPPOrt 'Of the Victory lonn Clllllpalgn of 1918: The first official, announcmeent of the lonn and Its terms was made' In Winnipeg on 'I'uesday of last week at a great public meetIng addressed by Slr'Thom-as \Vhlte; on the {allowing nlsht· another' large meeting WIlS addressed by the mlnIsler of finance at Brandon.
, . , bank.· 'This wrll be, an appreciated change from the condItions of the (o/'mer -loan, when there were Ion I!' 'delays In the delivery or the bon'ds.
Paymenls'upon bonds may be'mado' 8H follows: . . ~.! '
.10 per cent .. on application, 20 per cent. on December 6, 20 per cent. on January 6, 20 p~r cent. on February" 0; Sl.10 PCI' cent. on Jlra/'ch 6. 'I'he exIra 1.10·per cent. payable In March represents the accrued In terest. A lull half-year's Interest will be' paId, on .May. 1. ' ' .
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Lists for the Victory loan will be opened on Monday. Oct. 28. nnd will close on SatUl·day. Nov. 10.. 'rhe drive will thus Cover just three weeks.
I The amount of the loan 'Will be IlIl.nl,s will mlll,e It possible for sub-' serlbers to spread their pnyments' over a whole year. It will nOI. there. fo/·c. be necessa/'y (or thore who wish to suhsc/'Ibe to have thl! neccssary monc>', In 11Ilnd.'or even to hnve the money In sIght (or March 1st. They
'cnn subsC/'lbe up to Ihe limit of the money which they will receive dllrIng the coming year. The subscf\lp.
'lions 10 Ihe loan. If Ihe)," nre to /'each the proportions demnnded by the necessities of Ihe,sltuntion. must be ).lased not upon avallllhle cnsh. buI Upon prospecllve aamlngs lind recelpls. Pall'lotlc clllzens are. hi short. asl<cd to P\lt.:thclr Indlvldunl credlt.Jl.t the dlsposnl. at the count,·y 1'01' one year In order'thnt It mny he
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:t'o assIst In mlslng- the mQney nl.· lolled 10 Jllllniloua n slrollg' provlnelnl orgnnlzitloll hilS been fo/·mell. 'l'he Manltobn genel'lll c'l1l1mlllee hils' a mcinuershlp.of forty-one, nnd Is /'ep/esenlntlve of ~he whole provlnco~ . The Mnnltoha'. Unloll of Munlclpall.· lies haB five /'epresenlnllves 011 the commillee: Haber( Fol'i,e .or Plpe~tone: Reeve Haddow, of Hosser; Hee,'e ]vells. or'Vlld~lI; D . .0. 1\[c-' Donnld. of Dlluphln. nnd 'Hee\'e 'VII. lis. of BoissevaIn.' The Omln O/'owers 'of Manitoba" m'e '/'epresented"by n. C. HendC/:". 111. P. 'l'he chief execullve olllcers or .the committee 'are SII' Augustus Nantoll, chalrmjln; A.
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I". C/·ossln. vlce;ehalrman. nna J. A. " Ande/'soll, sec/·etary. The hendquartel's of the committee are' In the Northern CrowlI bu 11111 nil'. Po 1'1 age av.enue. 'Vlnnilleg. _ ., ..
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'Federnl Mlnlsler of l"lnance. who rospollslble for the sl/ccess of IIreat war lonn of 1918. '1'"
1·'0/' the pl'llcUclll worl' of the cnm- . 'pnlgn-Ule province oUlslde 'Wlimlpeg I hns' been'. i1lvlded Into 10 dlstilctH. each with nn-organlzer In chnrge;, while 80 locnl committees have been I
j, c/·enled. completely c~~ertng the, P/·O. ' • nominally $300,000.000; but, vInce. AI nbou t IV-thousand I 'I'homns White made It clenr that ns' 11.1'0. ncluded In 'lhls organl-$600,000.000 would be required to meel of coni'mlttees. Each the needs of Gnnndn for the next -full' chn/'ge or . ' yenr. . , ,f9r ,Its '!lsh'lct. /
Mnnltobn's shilte 'of, $500.000.000 onn whatever stepa nre I wlll be $40.000.000. and thnt nmount necessary, to see that the field Is
'must .be' outnlned' In the provInce, h hi d bbt It Is hoped thllt· fifty. mlllion dol- t oroug y. canvasse. , la/'s'wlll be,secured, . I, All Must Help. - •. -;"
In last year's ,campaign Mnnltoba. This orgarrizatlon, complele as It . tn contrlbutlonlt per', Individual. Is .however, will not be nble-to do the
ccllpaed every olher Canadlnn pro worl' It has ,undertaken unless It fe-' vince.. except Ontnrlo; and. the prom- calves tho aellve. ,):Igorous and "I:0n •. Ise ,Was mnde on behnlf of ·the ",rov- startt co-olle/'allon of. qll the cltlzel'l,s: .
.lnce nt both the publlc'me'ltlngs, thnt This Is a populnr lonn fa l' a greal ManItoba would eqllpse her own nntlonal· purpose. It 'Is Ihe people's record this' year. ' business, nnd, the IlQ~p!e,' ii/·e. ~'IThe bonds will be -Sold In ,Issues InrIKAI" to attend to It. ..",. I or,$50, $100; $500 and lai'g~r _ ..... __ ".:.'~.I ~1()re'Ovllr.,Jt IS'/'enlly a Vlelory·:loan.',
, /':'l'hey wIll be for 5 ·years was 11. VIctory Joan .on ,,' .... '.. ycnrs, us' it 'ls, a Vlctory:'1onn ,
will ca/'ry ; .... E'·e/·y dolla/' ;8I1b. I DominIon In the wO/'ds of Lord Robe/'\ 18 pllid. the f the British government, er. will be del vlclory a minute near~r." } .. ' ~ ..
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Therefore, Canada will presently come to 'her people for a new Victory LoaQ to car:ry' on. . ,.. ' (
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ag~in buying ?ictory .J3onds. ,
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honor and th~ national well-being require that each and, every Canadian shall do 'his' 'duty by lending to the nation e\:,ery cent he/can spare for this' purpose. ' . ( :' ',. ,'., .
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\l.Ii"~ T_·llI~1 ,"'oux, of •. Wiilnipeg , iolt /lilt! Ihele')y lefwes Il ,ill ch •• J' 'f I I t 1 end nee led \\ ant t11~t s"o·i1d f)CI'h e
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for (The clothes with a national reputatIOn style, fit and satisfactio'l·
I Another shipment of mens' overcoats
and suits from this well known tailoring , house received 'this week.. ..
Our stOl.k is noW very complete in all sizes. If you ,are needing anything in the ,. clothing line .we invite'Your .inspection,
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Mackinaw .coats, fur coals, chamois lin e d overcoats, woolen underwear sweaters and Win' ter footwear :now opened up .'
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Although we are all glad to see the warm October dd)'S
VIl<ltC'J 111 l'e II!I ne as wee t , \ t!IC attcnlio." or' t!IC ra~!.el's' tll.d
, It is w·ae 10 prcpue ~or'lhe co~J w:nter. You will want the
following lines, o~ a,!1 of wittich we have ~ecured lh~ best plJai ~'I rs.' Olnl''' was 0. passenger
rrom the oiL~r, Sntmday last. sponding Thm;lts;J;ivillg wi~h illir "J.l'ell~S. 1\[1'. nno 1\[1'11. H. H.0use,
1\[1'S l\[elli~t m~rl ohildran ),vho h'Lvo heen \'i~iting the former's I:;'l1sin. \V. Ent.od, ·rctlll'Lled I Ill!f~· I~ollle at Elgin, Man,,· on l'h ursdlty,
, 'The· $700 the Chautuuqua people took rl'OI1l T"ehel'ue WOIl}t] \hn;"e becn a nice s'tnl!t I'UI' Ihe bpildi'ng of aye.\' sli~tillg J'i,.dt, \"
llIuthel:s of tIll! town, No' to\Vn iu a couutl'y slIeh a8 this should be without a heal\.hy' and legitimate plnce or all1USe~leut for the youl'~ .J11I·hlg the winlel' lllont'ls nlld for t'le cOlIsiQ('rat,hJII of tllia ill1(lOl·\.abt maltei' a Ineeting of the citizens of the 10\VII w)II be held in the 01" Luge h:lll on Mondny evening, 21st inst. nl 8 o'ul(jok, .All intel'esled, , old nnd )t~~lng, IIl'e requested Lo be pl'esell t.
Home' Economics .~ I iss MUIT Clendellllu. ed j tor of
the womenb section or the Iflll'mol S
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wear, overshoes, storm I ubbers,. moccasins and shoe packs.
socks, mits and ~Ioves, horse blankets and robes, These line;
will all help you to bp. comforlaule in 40 below weather. ) .
Come in and see the goods and get our prices before
you buy.,
We have sOll)e cxcept'ional values in men;' cashmere and
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MRS. SMITH MILLINER AN'o DRESSMAKER
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AltllOlIgh tIle fllel cOlltl'olllll' of O.L1md.i:" Ims 118kl:r1 1'01' It ··gas'l.osH" SUllday, ill the inLt!l'()sts of Lhe I)I'OS
oOlltion' or ·the wn,', TI·chel'lle.nnl~s , I \ . • wm'e ill full eddencs last SlIndav. •
A I though' 'the go \·(]t'll Tllf.'l1 t. hilS 1\1IIrle lh~ SIde of gasoline iIll'glLI 011
Sunday, glLs~linc eqllid ue pIII'elms. e I in Tl't·hel'lw IUllt SlIndll)',
Not; nny! .' . , " What i; tho mntlo,·? Cnu't the peoplo or Call!ldn·.uhoy the wishes "I' the gin"cl'nnieilL ill -this it?purL'lnVllllltitpr, ns did the pooHle of the ( . United Statl's?
Tho boys ill 01e tl'~,\ehe!l had lID , ride,s Illst Snnday .. Somfl or
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knook tlie hlouk ofr the· editor fur
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.; able prices. Our meats and ve~etables are always.fresh and :, :.: tasty and we always have what you want .: A . +
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n'lId I?et _~'Oll r nick b(!OIlIl~e
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How are your children fitted out for sch~ol? The problem of'the childre"its' 'school outfit can be solved
best by coming here and looking around. Qur stock of c9il-die,ns' goods is excellent, but~-iust as 'in everything else--if we havn't what you need, we guarantee to get it quickly, and prob-" • t • ably save you money in the transaction.
Summer goo'ds are now going at a sacrifice, All that remams of our summer stock is making way for fJII and winter goods. ,It is ~ett\!r to see these goods now than to wish you had, after they are gone.
., . . Highest 'prices for butter and eggs . ,
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Rathwell, Man. Phone 39
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A 'GENER4L LINE" \ Pl;U'S SERVI'C'E.,'
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J. I. Case' Co" Tr~ctorI8, 'etc . '. _ Gould Shapley; & Muir G,as Engmel ' Hero Farmirjg Mills, McLaughlan BuggYI De Laval Cream Separators ' ,;; ..
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AUCTIONEERING! 1 ho •• n;ovotl Irom Tr.hern. to WI~lIllIeg
on' Intend carrYllig on my A'actiou IhuiluuHE thrtlUKb t.bo Country, CUlltorncrs '" ill I ccnh'e Prompt At.t.outiun by Wrll'!1~ 1I1e at. In'c~ent IIlrlrtr61!1I0r Phoue Shorbroolt.!!J7 nn rovoncchnck Price. A8 Ustlhl. SultstncLlull Gnarnlltced
,N. WILSON, M.A.A., , '68 langslde St" W/nnlll ng
Licensed Auctioneer. ,I1lwiug had a guodly llnl11hel' of
Sl1f'collsful years in the anctiolleel' business] 11111 proplII'ed La IUllJdle your sllle, big 01' slnnl!. uud I slIlioit yonr business. 'Vill sell right" guarllutee you mLisfnction, anel I will sell lI11ywltOl'e. A cal'll will hri nfo( me to YOIl, r, J. Gibbons
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'Frult.n.tives'. To my surprise, I , found this medicino guve inlliledlulc , relief, and In a short time I wus nil P'Il'LiIlS wiHhillg Lo dispose of PL~OFESSIONAL CAUDS
good hell\'y souu~1 hOI'ses should '_' _____________ _ 'rightngain". ' DONAT LAT_ONDE his llloLhet·, Ilutoed to Hlll·tney aud ,
otltel' \Vestt>rn points last Snll1l'day' l'etl11'11illg OI~ TUCHdIlY., .' H
'1\[1'8, J;,1111 F~l'l'~' of' Kist'y, 'aullt of 1\ .... J., J. Uallsolll, spc!IL 11 shol·t visit ill Lawn l'ebu'ning JIl~t l'uesSllY accoDl)janied all fill' IlS Cypress Ri vel' uy M I'll. llallsoll1.
, 000. R box, 6 for $2,50, trial size 250. "\ At nil dealers or,froDl l!'ruit'a·tives
I,jruited, Ottnwll,
prel~artl tl\oh' hOI'ses and C0l11111UW
icnte WiLh' me nL onco -D. ~lcLnrell, TI'ehe1'lle
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, , Kelly Ilnd S pellcel', en t ertai 1101'S , , ~Lc. Sketchcs, StOl·ies uml SOl1gS,
, f 1\1' OI'chesL1'Il1 lind DIl11CA USle., Show ill Rllthwetl O~Lub(JI' 21st,
Reports SIIY they arc -good:
o ardtii1 and potato ))uluhes "'''''A'' the scene of busy workers all ilIoll"
ay thus Laking adv,anLOge "f ~he holiday.
~hen yo~ are_~otoring : Into the. CIty, make your
headquart~rs at thp. ,
otel St. Charles "In the heart of everylhing"
ou will ~eet your fri-:nds there. , I
OWllcd IIllll l\[,lllaPtd hy
FOR SALE :' \V'indow p:ItISS ill nil, sbws. Lllrge q n IInli t.y . •
Snmll sb:os snitaule fOl' l'oIHli1'inj;( stt\hle Wi11n/JWs-at 1111 uxcOI'Lio11al bfll'gni11. A. A, Sandall.
A ll(l,U~, 1l1J(1Il;~;~~;;'~~~~;~~~ d.l1lf.(hLOl·, of \Villlli\:eg, spent Thnllksgivillg 'Day' the gllests u
~Jto. allll1\l'l's:\L. O. Hl1g~lll·t. Call ,Us Up!
allli' iII 1'S.
J -Hannah had a bad wreuk In:st
week all Ilis E'llgille, , Good wealhe~' fot' Ulreshing JhlX
Tull liS ~hu llUWIl
so that wc may h·11 it, t,n nl hpl· •.
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I--,iners Pay
OUI' l:ellow ,wheoled fliel' is a't'
~ase'ill ~,he b~ck 'Ylu'd ~gI~in., "t:;~~~:;~;;:;;:;~~~:;;~~,~ Our au'to eXiled' has. Buddenly Buy where your 'patronage is inVIted
disappeared. i ' , '============"'.=:=. === , MI'. and '1\fao~' Ed BI'lggs 'Ilnd SOil of Hartney 'spen t Il. few' d'ays . '. tha gpeat of Mrs. D. B ,B,·,ggs \111
Casw 1 Il1ld ~1r8, Hill, all .- . Notict:--Military Service Act; 1917 , , •• .t ~, • _ .. Br~. ~.~ .'1' (-" L
, Regl~tratiqn':f~f, ' ~'f.~~" ' , United States Citizens:' )
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Male citizel~s of the Uni,ted'Stales living in1Canada o~,ages 21";30, both inclusive, musl register by' r~gistered
'post \\~it.!l the' registrar under the i\1i1itary ServIce. Act of the district in which lhey ,live, during the ten days next following September 281h, 1918; and such cilizCD!l of the, ag~~ 19.20 and ,31-44, "both ,iilclu'sive, n~ust so, ;·egi,ster. 'd'uri n'g the ten days next' following 'October, 12th, ,1918:, :,: It.' n1ust be emphasized that this includes Americans liv
, : ing il~,C;l\1\ad« C?f ..t1\1~ above ages, ' nlarri,e~1 al~~1 single, " and includes also a,lI those )"h9 hnvc,secured dlplon~a't
:""ic e'~~I'nptioll 'dr hnv<registerecl ' \\:ith 'an :American Con'sl\l, 01" have, I:egi$tered [or military service' in the'
"llnite~I, Stat~s. / ' '\' 'I ,;:.;
"," Registration)ettel;s may be handed' to local post" 'masters for cI ispatcll', to the' ['rOper Registrar, uncleI' .. the' Mllit;dt:y, ServiCe Act., ',; , ,
, ,'-', MILITARY SERVICE 'BRANCH , "
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'1U. '1', J. LA'IONT CoItONltH. IS ASU trOIt I'I[IC PItOVINOIC
M. II .. C, M, Uull'Hlelty 01 MRllltohR, HOllor O.'(UlUnlO
OJUco nllil rc~ldollco. Bovno Hlroet. Phono 2J
DR •. J. A. CfllUS'frr"nV Physiolull "",I SurKoou l\Illnltobn Moulen
Collcgo OrlLd tll\to. 0l1le08 Smith St. Phollo 101. '
W. ,A., l\!o-rf, III.D, C.ron.r
BrnntiwH.)' • Rathwoll. Man.
G. A. nOWMAN, V.!:!., n, V.SCl. VETEHINAHY Burgeou and DenLl,t, OlUe.
In tlmJth'. Livery tlt.bl... tlrolluw8Y, '1\081tlul1eo pboDe. No. 83,
OI"I"ICES llBllw.y A.B" Trnllorne, a.anltob. -ioltoltor. tor th" CfltHl,lIan HRUIi of COlli meroe, Ibu1l or Ha.mIlLon, Rud ror Muulolvalh.y nI tin l,Ih Norlolk. '
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