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% * £4 p*~ €4 p_". We do not guarantee present prices for very long as many lines are not now psocurable, others are costing as much as present retail prices and still going higher. ~Cood Kid is wholesaling at $6 per lb ; sole stock 50c to 90c. So where will kid shoes be this Spring ? We have some good shoes at present prices, also rubbers &c., good values in Hosiery. Headquarters for Trunks, Valises, Suitcases, a‘so Mitts, Gauntlets and Gloves. Rengiring ac mewat Cown Town Shoe Sto: e â€" _ WHY NOT YOU ? The sooner 3 ou purchase your S miney you save. Some are doing so. SERERUE wraume aullus Shoe Prices Still Advancing Heavy Mixed Feed at Special Prices We ha ve a stock of Good Heavy Mixed Feed on hand that we are selling at special prices in ton lots. If you need Feed, get our prices. Eyes Examined Free | PHONESs Type "Z" Fairbanksâ€"Morse Fam Enci Rob _R_qy Cereal Mills Co . "uP We have a size to meet your special requirements, and at. a price as low as it is possible to make it, consistent with best quality and workmanship. Each Engine is com; lete with builtâ€"in magneto, which means that you have positive, constant and reliable ignition at all times. Automatic governor gives you constant sp>ed with variable loads. F. O. B., Toronto : # 4 & alga * J. S. McILRAITH :~Day §4, Night $ 26 valises, Suitcases, a‘so Mitts, Repairing as usral v., We $65. _ 3 h. p., $115. 6 h. p., $205 We areâ€"Headquarters for the Spring Sho3s the more w _tih-tmwd‘r'mfilmhat _ o8 we are offering nex f"%““o-m ton, sacks includâ€" ed. m."‘."t&b&lym&‘n have only a limited quantity toâ€" offer at theprice. Buy now. x Rob Roy Cereal Mills Co. like, â€" Sr 4shâ€"R. Livingston, W Grierson, V Reay, W Mâ€"Ronald. Jr. 4thâ€"J Park, A Corbett. Sr 3rdâ€"H Milligan, G Reay, A Derby, J Turnbull. Jr 3rdâ€"M Mighton, D Mather, Mary Mighton, M Reay. Sr 2ndâ€"W Park, R Chariton, R Johnston, E @Yo l k. y S aNe _ Bever.l of our Red Cross vorkers received letters recently from cur solâ€" dier boys in Franbe to whom there had been parcels sent from the Bociety, Everything sout was apprecia‘ed parâ€" tionlarly the socke. Mr Jas MeDonald and John Clark J are busy gravelling road at tr.dge, Mrs Dan McLean represented the ‘ society at the monihy packing at Muâ€" lock on Saturday, Sept 29. â€" The do.â€" nation being 86 pra of socke, __The Red Cross workers met at the schoolhouse on Thursday, Sept 27. 11 ladies were present and 38 pairs o socks were given in. Collection was $570. Next meeting will be beld in schoo!lhouse, on Thursday, Oct, 11 at 2 p. m. * P | Mulock Branch of the Red Cross will Neil (lark bas improved his bonse, be held 1st of Nov. for the purpose of by puttirg in new windows. | electing cfficers for the coming y ear, Mr T. O‘Neil of Vancouver, B. C..’ A quiet wedding took place at the | vig‘ited with McLeau family last week, [home of Mr: a L}st JcmlpthobLe on ) Don McLean has improved his Sept. 19, when their only aug hter, buildings by addition of ligntning rods | NiA Maud, tnited heart and hand . _ , | with the man of her cho ce, Mr Tas. D. McQaarrie has been on the sick | MoRonald. Conpratulations . lig, lul,ly, but under Dr Jamieson‘s Mr Thos O ‘Ne 11 of Vancouver, acâ€" l ;cnre he‘il soon be round again, PiF C rmgere > drdikewr‘d Li Hugh Mclean received a letter from his sn Pte J F McLean last we k trom Frare:, he baving gone over abou Bept. 1st. Mr Norman Mclotyre has rem »ved his dynamo from Aberdeen. Program, South Grey Teicbers’ Convention in Hanover, Oct. 11,12 ob aeiih is tss ce k cl 4 Language in Third Forms V.K. Greer, M.A., Strattord Normal Sch. 5 President‘s Address...... S. F. Hunter & MBIECHARIS .22z +rriâ€"csreereoakeree e R. Wright, B. A., Public Sch. Insp. 7 ReCHETâ€"+>â€"â€":+«s.s«.4. «««««««.J. A, Magee 8 The School and the War. (By special! rguest of Executive.) Discussion led by........May Cryderman, B. A. 9 Truancy and the Truancy Act.......... servercssssesssss««+«««« George H. Brown ) Class Records......V. K. Greer, M A. l Literature Lesson to a Third Cla:s.... vervesressesserssssss:s«»«««. Hazel A. Willis : The Playhour and the Playground ... vrsvee serserssssccscsec..... Margaret Kerr Che Purkam Review How to teach children to study......... sevsersessssssse}.......+.... Sargh Fulton Feport of the 0. F, A...J. A. Graham Reporis 0° Committees. Questioa Draw »r. £ No. 3, BENTINCK t Devotional Exercises. General Business. Spelling in the Junior Forms............ Crozier, H Hopkins, P M.S. Kirktown, ABERDEEN OCT. 4, 1917 .........John Northgraves TORONTO deli acies for the #ame. boys, at their own e e, to be forwarded with the socks ,nmerthnflw. 15.â€"Car. f _ It was then decided not.to dispose of is d oi o mort eonvenent fine, was serv R of $4.65 taken. u and a 0‘1 ing the quilt be borne equally by all the !:‘anbers.-Carried. ,y & Movedâ€" by Mrs G. d and seconded by Mrs Banks that m-ian bea be taken from the proceeds of R. m to supply each member of this Society with wool of the best quality to knit one pai of . Xmas aocko.for.lwt:eo:n boy fi among us, serving in renches that each member a box of Xmas deli acies for the #ame mbn..tthem' P reiw PR P ic t ECA td w / 4 42 10R house was in attendance. After the usual usiness, 2 hospitalâ€"robes, 6 towels and 6 illow cases were made. . While this was geing done the quilters ofthe Society were quilting and bound the Red Cross quilt started at Mrs. G. Boyd‘s. Donatiors for names placed on the‘a)mlt were then handed in, amounting to $40. . Moved by Mrs Vessie seconded by Miss Poool O t ephenee inuaived in make ing the q ¢ y by members.~â€"Carried. On Sept. 18, the Red Cross workers met at the home of Mrs W.K . house was in attendance :?:'-): n..‘?..!?.l! The Red Cross workers met at the home of Mrs Nicholas Melosh on Aug. 24th, 2 day shirts, 3 hospital robes, 12 towels and 6 pillow cases and 2 pairs of socks started. Collection $4.30, Rocky Saugeen Red Cross Notes Rev. F. Ashton t'ook the,setvicu in Wiarton Baptist Church Sunday, Mr Den McDougall of Winnifred, Alberta is visiting friends bhere. Dan is looking well and has r.ceived hearty greetings from old acquaint. ances in this locality. y» wajtc oo O3 /Â¥ 218 Sister, Mrs Hugh ’McLean, Aberceen, called on friends here last week. We wish to extend our sincere symâ€" pathy to Mr and Mrs Neil McKinnon and family, Priceville, in their great sorrow, but they bhave the consolation that their son and b.other died fight-‘ ing bravely for his country, E F1 L us ce AP . C ! Nira Maud, vnited beart and 1 with the man of her cho‘ce, Mr McRonald. Congratulations . Mr Thos O‘Ne 11 of Vancouver companied by his sister, Mrs H McLean, Aberceen, called on frie here last week. ken up 71 2 3 °_ _Ak Das. again (taken up ber duties as nurse at the ’Strattord hospita!, after a two weeks vacation at her home here. | . Mr Jas. O‘Neill, of Pittston, Pa., is vi i:ing his relatives, Mr and Mrs D. Ciark. The annual business meeting of the Mulock Branch of the Red Cross will be held 1st of Nov. for the purpose of electing cfficers for the coming y ear, A quiet wedding took place at the MiciscurcE a4l. :0." e es N Miss Margaret Claik has taken up ‘her duties as nurse Stratford hospita!, after a two vacation at her home here. Word has been received from all | our soldier boys who were sent boxes from this braoch, wishing to thank our Red Cross workers for the same . Mrs Don. Smith and son, Sergeant D. G. Smith of Tilbury, Kent Co., visited Mr and Mrs Neil McCallum over the week end, Mr and Mrs H Chittick motored to the home of Mr and M1is Jas. Garner of Brant tp. Monday of last week, Mr and Mrs Clifford Howell, Dur. ham, accompainied by Miss Margaret Ritchie, Sundayed at the kome of Mr and Mrs Richard Boyce, e 32 30. 01 "CC 6p@CIU LD€ Drj . liavcy of his intellect was di played, He closed by comparing the way of salva‘ion to a marriage ceremon y. Each has three interested pers ns In the way of salvation the clergyman was compared to God, the brideg room 2 ) was Jesus Christ and the sinner was _ | the bride. = ) _On Monday evening we had anothâ€" er great feast. Rev, Ashton occupied | the chair and he and Rev Falkingham =â€"| gave short addresses _ Rev McEwen spoke on Home Missions, congratuâ€" lating the Bentinck people on their ‘ | work." The principal speaker of the d evening was Dr. Smith, for 24 years ,| 2 devoted servant of the Lord in India | He gave an interesting and instrucâ€" tive lecture on the customs and religâ€" 10us beliefs of the people, showing their misery and suffering in sickness and the relief afforded by medical evangelistic we rk. I Bentinck Red Cross workers met in | Mulock schoolhouse, Saturday S pt. 29th to ship supplies made by the | l various branches of the Township. | f 203 pair of socks, 12 vermin suits, 6 flannel shirts, 42 denim shirts and 48| C candles were sent as field comforts ; | n 18 sheets, 6 flannel shirts, 18 pillow | d slips, 36â€"towels, 53 suits of pyjamas, were sent as hospital supplies. The | e value of the goods was estimated at $386.80. C â€"â€" The morning theme was the resur. rection of the Lord Jesus Christ : Matt. 28. _ He dealt with the characâ€" ter of our Lord from birth to death, drawing a viyid picture of the steyp s of Christ in youth as firm, later getâ€" FUBO |Atnarfale .1 ca 12 Win_ 10e Auni : Services of the Baptist Church fll on Sunday and Monday, were a great success. Rev,: McEwen, the noted Wiarton preacher was the speaker of the day. In spite of the weather, the church was well filled and earnest attention was given to the inspiring words and emotional | character of Rev McEwen. He exâ€" pressed his deep feeling in again coming to Bentinck after an absence of 20 years, Looking into the faces again, he saw a few he had known ; others were merely strangers to him . s, at their own with the socks d ~finally faithful the humanness of h, his want of help He was deserted _ Mr and Mrs Will Johnson and daugbter of Dartam were guests of Mr and Mrs C. Mortiey Sunday. "Mr Jack Baines spent Sunday eve with friends at Poverty Flat. Come again Jack, Fresh Groceries arriving every: Week. f The Highest Prices Paid: for Produce On Friday Jast three aeronplanes passed just north of our burg, one going east and two going west, en route from Camp Borden. . They were quite low and could be seen very distinstly. _ | Miss Ella Barber spent the week end with Miss Ivy Dargavel!. dey. Messrs Wm Va:sey and Canary of Owen Sound were guests of the forâ€" g:e_r’l uncles Messrs O‘Mara on Sunâ€" Miss Susie Mcintosh left Taesday for Toronto after an extended visit with her s‘ster here. Mr and Mrs J. Dargavel and son of Rock Mills spent Sunday with the former‘s mother and sister. Mr and Mrs Shewell. Mr Alfred and Miss Nellie spent Sunday at Mr Jobn Kennedy‘s of Mooresburg. |_ Mrand Mrs Jas Walsh and son Jack and Mr and Mrs E J Sallivan motored out and spent a few days with Walkerton triends. Mrand Mrs J P Kennedy and famâ€" ily are spending a few days with the latter‘s parents Mr and Mrs Fred Shewell. A pnumber of the young people of this vicinity took in the party at Wm Kenny‘s Wednesday night acd all reâ€" po‘t a good time. Mr Daustein of Elmwood has comâ€" menced teaming his lamber from Mr Troax‘s mill. ._ Misses Lolita Walsh and Mary‘ Duggan will represent the Weibeck! Red Cross at the packing at Mulock | Saturdav. 4 M#ster Fietcher Riddell of the Darâ€" ; bam High School spent the week end | at his home_bere. 4 Mr and Mrs E J Sulliyan and Miss Ellen Cremmon of Toronto spent a few days at Mr Jas Walsh‘s. is McKechnie‘s Weekly News x; The first aeroplane to be seen in this part fiew over the burg last Friâ€" day. Misses Selino and Laura Traax ot Durbam spent Sanday with their parâ€" ents bere. Mesers Leonard and Jack Waish and sisters Lolita and Marie spent Sunday with their consins, Mrand Mre John McCarthy near Markdale. ’H:l“ bary S.Gn:;l uon'iJ:o .flf; ev spent ay wich Mr and Mrs J. A. Troazx. , Mr and Mrs Thos Shewell and famâ€" ily and Mr Altred and Miss Nellie] Shewell epent Sunday with triends in ; Owen Sound. ‘ Eeavy raip yom on erentale poir ba,. avy rain pass ed over this part Satâ€" arday night bat no‘damage done. before the ‘avci;a;c'e“ Buy before the advance i We have a number of Rugs left in the newe neatest patterns and in the nicest Oriental shades appearance of the Eastern Rugs, but a great deal . We SEE OUR Our stock is very large and our prices are right re the adyance. Women‘s Ch:;-':‘r::T !enfs Blucher..... ... _ Boots and Shoes Women‘s P_ongola Blucher the newest designs in ‘s 14 ;;;l.l.top Blucher .. ... .. 3 yds x 3 yds.... 3 yds x 31 yds.... 3 yds x 4 yas...© 4 i: yas........ 17.50 in price, which is sure to come. «+ John McQowan All kinds of grain bought at market price. ; on Flour and Feed in ton lots. Sovereign, Eclipse and Pastry Flour Wheat, Barley and Oats Chop 500 tons of No 1 Mixed Chop WHEAT AND BARLEY _ CRIMPED OATS for Horse Feed at Fair Prices CHOPPED OATS at. ... very reasonable rates MacFARLANE‘S DRUG STORE are an iron tonic. They are convrnient to take and the iron is in a form that is readily taken up. 100 Tablets for 50 cents. s $ Rexall Skin Soap.. . 25¢ Ny al‘s Blaud‘s Germicidal Soap....25; Improved Tablets | Nyal‘s Face Cream Soap Iron is the standby, but to get results it should be in a ftorm readily absorbed and taken into the blood. Good, Rich Red Blood THE PEOPLE‘S MILLS Every bag guarantoed. _ If not satisfactor7 bring it back and get your money. Cental shades having all the but a great deal cheaper, C. P. R. town office Buy your tickets here WALL PAPER the neatest â€" » » â€"$14.00 in the newest designs in th. i t s a E ++ +>+â€"$3.10 as we bought Woodbury Facial Soap Hasimony Glycerine ... . ....'......Zlorzsc Paim Olive. . . .2 for 25c A fine picture for framing free with every cake 75 OCP. 4, 1917 & KARSTEDT BI he_de_alncol e%ell® ole"ole@ ons ult clew alee olee dlew‘a g He‘)l want a new Sui m just what be‘ll want in a | ® Welcome |eZaleZalecoleva e e )e c olee olp «ales ole salevialeve Fall weather is ours at las: a very changeable. Mrs Hastings, Dannoville is visitn at Mr A Burnevs. Dr and Mre Jobhn MeLeod and ci dren of Orangeville ealled on fricr in the vilage last week on thowr w to Allenford, where Dr McL>od pr vised for a number of years be, moving to Orangeville. Don‘t forgot the assistance you give toa Parcel fand for *our boys bringing pries end cream to the G Booth on Friday of this week . Dr and Mrs Lane called in th« lage for a hfior so en route from onto to Port Elg:m by motor. Mrs R. Shortreed and Mrs D | FEachlan and little Jean epent Bun with friends in Darham. of Weldemer are epending a fow wich Mre R Mclotosk, Mrs Arch MeEachern and Mrs Mr Harold Karstedt is home af month‘s visit with friends and rela in the States. No particulars have yet been rec ed in regard to the lamented deat! €. SMITH ware, etc. _ We are quit stoek as can be found in : prices will interest you. day Shoes for merm, wome where you‘ll find an exc Goods, Groceries, Boots â€" ware, etc. . We are quit Mre Carter and daughter Mrs | ~ Buy a Suit Comple PRICEVILLE VILLAGE PRICG GRAPES, TOMATOFS +C 4* 255 te The cost of Ford the car itself. Ni $5.40. Just comp cars and you will 1 HOPEVILLE ' _ travel is s owner you There are more t out Canada. Thes â€"for gasoline, oil motor adjustments y _ ~ CHEcEe 4 :!:.‘fi.-ls.- ~§ and at Ka OCT.4, 1917 OURTEOUS® THE UN. to