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WE PICK ONLY THE FINEST! SHOP HERE THIS FALL AND BE ‘ CON VINCED

COATS

Girls Beautifully Furred Tweeds and stunning Wool Coats (12-16 years) Priced from $14.95 to $20.75

DRESSES

Sheer wool 8t crepe Dresses to Harmon- ize -— — $2195 to $6.95

1 [int- selection of newest styles 1'11 Huts, Skirts and Siveaiers. save here 0n the siui‘dY»_L'00d' ‘111111111115 clothes you’re longing to 1,11,- your daughter. Choose dressﬂri and coats she’ll wear smartly at all times.

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le Benita-I Guardian

ruliuiuil l! rIani-rv/fd ior new: o.’ iii interest but advertising n! nrwcv mlliiie m!!!’ b! llliﬂlﬂll 51.1111‘ word strictly pil_\

p i1. “mince

' S. S. Day service nt Millview VISYPED l‘. la‘. l. -—Leonard Cam

week visi inn: lli e Mrs.

Olive Cameron and his bro {Ab

tyhjillllslllﬂﬁ LIFE INSIJE L

Li. for Photographs. _ _-____ from a tllj) to P.

Cameron's former home. -—lSack

FALL FAsiiﬁofvWivi/fs?

, POWNAI, CHARGE. Sept. 15th!

111. Powiisll ill. 10:30 11.31.; Ser- viee at Pownril iiL 2:30 11.111; Rally at 7:30. Rev. D_ K. Ross, illlnlster. 11-137.

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eroii, wile rind son Ralph of Som< crville, Alas-s, were lll Saekville Inst lCl‘l’i1Cl"S moihzzr. '

thrr, Willden. They were returning ' \-

s. Island, Mrsl. (Jﬂupons entitling you to s free cake of SUNLIGHT SOAP with the pur-

1__,1111,_1_z1_;111 ‘.1113 111,11, ‘M89 of one cake at the new low price o-f 6e will reach y "P- , _ ——- mail! Lilli ( Oi'l{'l‘—1:i the _Poliee LEAVES FOR PETAWAWA- \ - .l_\~ :1 mun charged lCrtpt. H. H Court, loriner _pi'ol'es- h. . v ioriire and dﬂvik- lsor at Prince of Wales College,

need '0 6U days in t 1p“ 3pm» (lriver was given 7 r Petziwzuva W" 1 11nd Cdli. Medium Regiment l‘..C.A.

was )i'i1‘S('l!L0(‘l with a EK-EYIl HMTORS — Mrs b, I C, lililillilltl and IiLt-l: son. ' \1 s .\lll‘lﬂll‘l Worth and D1; t'r.i.s.eil, o1 Charlotte- rame on Saturday t;

the College staff. Tile present-

ovcrseals with the 2nd Siege Bat- tery in the Great War

1 \\'.i!l _Mi'. and lvirs. _,_,___

- M‘ Qg-Piﬁii Jihw- rrum lllTS can AT norm"

-' it ¢M=m1‘1'>1 s1r.;\'.mit'r s Mr, B.'l.».l Jar gar- age man of Mount Sicwiirt, hill‘-

li (iPlNl-Yti MEETING f iieulcuslv ecup-cd '. \l ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘

v cleuLi and ser- -\ <11 1110 Ci-ll-(‘rll P! icus .n)ury yesterday its lii- 1:111 he ‘ 5i Slviiliﬂl M 1K5 “"125 driving wits coin, rtely demol- <11 the 1i'\\' so“ ii cci when li. Wll-S struck by the

appointed i\l s. it.» (iellhute to lie oi lilo Eiistrn Dir- io be held in 2.011

( o1‘gct<;-\\';i tlkllll at .1 level cross- lng. ‘The secztlr-nt O"tflli‘l'i‘ll a; 10 o‘. loek lll ltlt’ morning; \‘.!ll3ll the train was pulling lli‘(l A“. ‘

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lortelolvii. —- (Saint Slfilltili. The driver of i-lie car ,.i Journal). clarinet! he did not set the tiii.n . ilpproziehzng and as he crossed me ‘NEIL-Mr. Geo. track it hit the car lJfQiKlliiilC. He.

b Marie. 0111.. was throivn front the ear by the

ie ol his par- impact bu: recited ivir-Pi tats and

"s. Mueart llll‘. bruises. ‘lhere was lit-but; rise in

~1<le mid Ollie!‘ the cur. It was a Chrysler i0‘ a snort

sedan i ister. Mrs.

owned by Mr, Alexander MicDanald c-i‘ Mt. Strxvart. Mr. Jrly was [FY1113 the car out during a repair job.

.::me ilnze - while hei‘ husband ‘it 1n England. -

BRlDE-TOJSI-I SilOlVl-IKED — A \:r,v ticliglilfnl rociiil event took “s. ‘Reap 1111.100 'I‘1i.s:iay evening in the Bap- _ h mnmkquqbh, 10,511.». ‘Had 1.1L“ Tryoii when a large ‘mom m] account ,1; ilunioerct fllflltln gathered to tend- 11.$ 111 11011505 W1. 1111M 1 e1‘ a miscellaneous showed to Miss A 1111111111.“ vmcrnnuqcs ‘ Myrtle Lenrd and W.iltcr_ Wood who

11-.111\11~,1-1 eiqzert to be tiriiicipais rn a happy

llilll1l‘l'- J ev: t of the near lutilin. ‘Pile cou-

. e 1 p‘ we e eseozled lo s." t5 o1 ltoiior

ll l10i'.~(‘ or tlirire; iin r a iimluiililllj; dceoralezl arch ‘Fills hicliities illfin wiiiell the gills were placed Prilviiicilii I)f‘i¥ﬂ1‘l-1'e.i:‘_v for opectiiis. Mrs. Arthur l‘ opcnrd the nuniercus

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—~ 1g; ts '1 "y Neivsynie read the sr P“"I‘OI{ RIISIGNS- , 1, Q1111 11,1155 ii= "i i_ -‘~"1‘\' C i‘ "W0. l the gnu Tn»

in guest-- . llillii‘! ex: es rd ihrir appreciation _’l'he_v Al‘? Jolly Grnd Floivs" vras h‘ sung and rtnrrshmeiiis weze served. _,.

. S.—-A quiet but c1112 wzu soenililized atl d Ivlnnse. M(‘l‘f,QOll'll.“ll_ Sep- ‘r b. a; lli 11.111. when Rev. C. (iiirtrnei- Ward united iii marriage, - lurgarzi Alice Dennis. daughter tri ll‘. and Mi.» (llailde Dennis, Kru- ll'\'rll(‘. to (Jl.ll'(‘llL'(‘ Archibald Mae- enn_ szn n1 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel. .‘-lli('Ll‘.lll, Ilig Island. The bridiyi xiio izas- amen l1\‘.'li\' bv her tamer,»

- i: i:-.iliill T."_\'ti'l. 1 the Uliile . his dlrte iii all Pill’ &l"lI' 1w Pm“ '

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. _ ., _ . ,1 oekcrl ehnrlniiu; ill n navv pin-

lﬂo,‘ Rim‘ DUQDU‘ "tripe suit with navv lint and (lC-l

" ““~l,I,‘“t‘°-_'l Ihmlfh, -t~s~ori s in iniiieli and were ll cor- ,,, 1,1.“ _,

tine (t! I-‘aii

i w’: ilowc rs.

, blue wiis tit- " lit‘ Will '9"‘"'“ mnrled bv bliss" Edith MlicLean. R.

- " ii‘ Vi‘ lull‘! ‘Tl’ N.. sister o1 the groom. The groom

ll ~ iAniheis News.) wit . ipuorteu by (lien Elmer Den-

nis, brother oi‘ ilie bride. The cere- illo1i_\' was l)(‘l'10l‘i1ll3(l iii the PITSI 1100 oi iliiiilerliiile relatives oi lne cen- lraiiilg parties, ‘the ll(‘\'\ly-\'>'l‘llS .i-.l by ear tor P. Lsliilld where

I they \\'lll snrnd inelr llUllC)lllO0ll.——- iii‘ Gtassuw News.

B l G LEFT wan TOVltNAIt-A loun-

ul oi his experictices in the 180C

Great Wiir, particularly during A10 letleemer llall

second baitc or Ylires when Hi6

iirst German 1211s attack wins launchn ed, was leit by the late Mr. James‘ Ford. Mr. Ford enlisted on August 8. 1914, four days tiller the ont- lirenk o1 war. lie trained lit _Vzil- cnrtier Camp, and wient oveiseiis with the 1st Canadian Contirlﬂiilr wlhich leit Canada in October. .>.s.00.1 strong vriiitcred under canvas l" the inud oi Salisburv Piﬂm- 1mm the latter unrt ol January. 1915mm!

rdrly morning eliroute to where he will join the ‘

C.A.S.l<“. On Tuesday uttcrnoon he parting gift

ation was made by the Principal, G. D. Steel. Capt. Court went

iinlllly reached the Front on Feb. Ulgtii-Ililﬂl-

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