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ONT to STEEL DRUMS EARN AT HOME Our Local News of She el Womens Institute it the home of Mrs on thf i of Thursday Oct ling pari of The he Dont miss t 1 Concert at night School Childrens Parade at on Speeding and Wheel Merry- Trained Hor- Blowers and 17 other I he Midway Band in Presbyterian Sunday Oct A M The Sacrament of Lords Supper will be admin p The Sword and Trowel P Sunday School Bible Classes I am come hat mil have life and that they mi have it more abundantly Jesus May every member to be present Friends Church service to God who hail done much for In the evening the was ye into all he world and preach Gospel every creature Jesus last command was faith fully carried out by such men Peter Paul and Ananias wht louched Pauls eyes These men were willing to be used by God therefore they accomplished great work Mr and he The Sin he The Army big crowd mi Saturday night and the en did band from West Toi ing about tiful silver made quite a stir After march through the Town they played a number of select Church lawn and the music was lovely soft and Chanting The collection baidly what might be expected from the crowd that listened SI mi Sunday how and the to clear about be A ravelling art the Town The Salvation High School Notes iooI rooms loo cold bad the mornings on Friday Oct and arc in and under Ruth Ames f in Thelma Blair ft in ft in P fl Broad Jump i Webb ft Saunders 18 ft in Dick son ft it in Extras Webb ft in Saunders 16 ft i ft fl School Fair Colt Draft David Green Ralph DrivMon Class Calf Breed Ralph Davidson 2 Lee Glover i Carl Glover Class Spring Lamb i J Nelson Ralph Davidson Carl Glover Class Handling Colt Ralph Davidson David Green Class Handling i Ralph Davidson 2 Lee Glover Glover i Class Handling Lamb Davidson 2 J Kelson 3 Carl Glover Class Cockerel Percy Richmond Elmer King Cecil McNeil Moreen Terry Waller Whipple Kenneth Morton Class Pullet David Green Cecil McNeil John Moreen Terry ft 1 Herb Hart Gr Mi William Walla son ol Belfry of niony was conducted by Running Broad Jump Girl Dorothy Dennis ft May Mollenhauer ft I Ames ft in Jr nie ft in Dorothy Ramsay ft in Thelma Blair ft- High Jump Saunders and Dixon iCripps Lewis and Marshall Jr Chapman Boyd and Kosyk Hop Step and Jump Boys Sr Webb ft in Saunders ft Dixon ft 10 in 2 in Lewis 33 ft 9 in Mar- shall ft in Juniors ft Germain in Chapman ft inch Hop Step and Jump Girls iors Dorothy Dennis May Juniors Phyllis ft Ma TO HOLDERS OF tory bonds We have reserved of New Dominion of iMi Bring your Wodjo us we will exchange ft- REAL geriittc r- a clu of She butterfly of- hevalley and -png- while heather sent from Wales for he occasion Mrs Ferris Webb a bride of last sum mer was matron or honor She wore a beautiful gown of smoke blue crepe with silver tile ith panel lined wilb silver brocade Miss Helen Wilson was bridesmaid wearing a pretty crepe dress of aalei pink with girdle and side pane of silver They wore black panne velvet cloche hats and stockings and of Cun Mlfi the Rial Estate Uae if most every class Farms and Boat 196 in of he a pretty little girl in a dainty frock ol pink with a silver basket of Sweet marguerites Mra presided at the playing soft mpny as well as Or wrddiug marches attended The 75 Yawl Dash i ills Hi Dorothy Dennis lay anil IIS 2 Ram Put Hoy Si- 33 fl 90S in in Weill in 1 it in in 3 in I is in ft fl in Kosyk Patterson ft In yard Hoys fl Moreen Terry Edith Taylor Class Wheat Marquis Cecil Sheridan Class Shear 1 Carl Glover Ralph Class Oats Shear Carl Glover Harry King John Class Barley Shear Fred Morlej- Pegg Potatoes Wilfred Wight Walter Lome Peters Dora Clifford Class Mangels Ralph Davidson Woodward Class 22 Turnips Cecil McNeil Lee Glover Norman Lockie Nancy Pearson i Audrey Mann Class 21 Carrots Freeman Stephenson Carl Glover Cecil Sheridan Alice Mann Freeman Max Sides Class Pinsnips Garfield Pollock Elsie Sheridan Alma Davidson Class 26 Onions Helen Willie Dyer Mary Edwards Class Asters Wight Blanche p I Willie Dyer Class fiwcctBea Hazel Harry Alic f 100 Yard I phens and Greta Jr Hilda Travisx and Dorothy Ramsay Quarter Mile Run Sanders Webb and Dixon 2 Inter Lewis and Jr and Colling wood Race Girls Ruth Thelma and Doro thy Hoop Race Mary Relay Race illeta Monkman Jr Com Mi Com Jennie Belfry of I- groom Mr Frank Moore Win Wallace and Mr WaHaco the brides ed soft oses and I fry left for lin the ay in a hlii- Id skill with blue LOOK FOR THE ORANGE SALE TICKET The greatest test of a sale is the number of satisfied customers who will come back again to take advantage of the bargains which are offered to them During this sale which we are to reduce our surplus stock we have buyers come back re peatedly get articles which they claim are exceptionally good values Are you going to pass up the opportunity of buying your needs for the season at reduced prices Come in and compare If you do not think you are getting more for your money than you can get elsewhere then there is no harm done and we have had the pleasure of seeing yon anyway Below are a few of the bargains we are showing Boys Worsted Stockings In black all Special Sale CO- Price Three pairs for I Flannelettes In 27 in widths in a nice and colorings regular price 2 per yd on sale per yard Ten yards for Scotch Crash ail Linen Hand Towelling Sale price per yard Towels and 125 per pair Sale 39c each or pair Huckaback Towels each Ladies Ulster Coats In soft warm tweeds in neat shades regular Special Sale Price 1790 Ulster Coats I In Heather and Green shades bought to sell at Special Sale A Price ranging from to Girls Woollen Mitts Regular price 60c Sale Price Girls Ringwood Gloves Regular and 75c Sale Price Mens Odd Trousers Good heavy tweeds and whip- tfJQ cords Special Sale Price Wall Papers ft by 12 ft Special offering in good paper for walls AC Sale Price Mens Suits AH Mens Suits greatly reduced Special Sale Price from to Ladiess Dress Boots Good range of sizes regular up to 750 shapes Aft ale Price B W HUNTER NEWMARKET Norman Class Weed Seeds Pollock- Cecil Sheridan Vera Wight Cross Iressed Leave I Maty Edwards Gordon On their return belwfin for also In- JVrl William Mann Phlox- i Audrey Mann lass Cosmos Evelyn Bhoparil i j Lillian Class 31 Verbenas Mary 2 Ethel Chriatie Table Alice Mann Pearson i Nellie Hamilton Henry Draper Maiiitt CIiish Snow Apples Mary Cecil Sheridan Edith Taylor Lloyd Green Class 35 Apple Collrcllon Yates Class Assorted Fruit Freeman Stephens Dean Yates Marlon John Pressed Weeds John Cecil Walter Whipple Urines Lillian I Phylls Donald Class Writing The Bluebird Gordon Hamilton 2 Ella Hanks Davie Din a Criiutrfi Crdi tnian The Solitary Reaper I Evelyn Arksey Marguerite Hael 1 Dora Hidden Mane Pardee Marion Class 48 Drawing Farm Max Eric Taylor 2 i Dora Margaret Lome Hodglna I Class or Canada Erie Taylor Taylor I Wilfred Wight William Dyer Max Stiles Pearson 1 Class Plan of Farm Max Stiles I Howard Barker I Marion Stephens Carl Glover Class Model Saw Lean Vales I McNeil Cecil Sheridan Model of Chicken Cecil Sheridan Stewart Edward- Cliis Hammer Handle Arnold Charlie Stevenson Blanche irtli Class GO Knitted Arksey Vera Wight George Pearson Class Work Vera Wight Mable Stephens Nancy Pearson Class or Doll Clothes Pollock Edna Boyd Class Quilt Block 1 Dora 2 Pollock Nancy Pearson 4 Lucy Edwards Alice Mann Blanche lass Any Other Article Public Mux Siting J Draper Boys Contest 1 Nelson ere King Reg Woodward Miiij I Blanche Ninny Pearson Mable Nancy Poarsoi Norma Woods test Indijln Pollock Nancy Pearson Edna Pearson Ward rtllvi Clnss Stock ItiiluiiMI Earl J Draper Max Freeman Eddie Pollock John Drill No 3 No No I No Winning PoIn Pupil No North Gwillimbui CANADA AS THE STATES fhat llie Canada would regard flallevy in we believe Ihe InmiUs Mian the vast Do minion that tops the American continent Ten year ago Canadas debt was less On January l it I llu doll it not for Ihe fact that bulk of this debt is owed within llie Domin ion Canadians own ing bonds to the extent of Hie interest would 111- dry reduce he exchange value of the Canadian dollar to and plunge so inlo hundreds of he lime nigh have met enormous de mands of war by borrowing rum New York but Hie wisdom well as the patriotism in re sting the lempLatio ds will fun due Wit spirit and inlelligen Government is bankers and keep the debt in Canada hat practically the A Real MoneyMaker A Toronto Enne rial it it dun up the W Aurora Phone I literature ARCHIVES OF ONTARIO TORONTO