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BUY VICTORY S
HOW MUCH ARE YOU WILLING TO LOAN F OR THE DEFENCE
. OF YOUR LOUNTRY ?
WHEN THE INVESTMENT IS GILT EDGE. EVERY DOLLAR YOU HAVE OR '.1-AN `
BORROW ISNEEDED TO MAKE THIS GREAT VICTORY LOAN A _SUCL ESS U
BUY VICTORYD BO DS A `
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and Women ,
Are in distinctive new models for
dress, sfreet or motoring. Buy Now
-and you are assured of buying all
wool materials. `l` here are many
styles with large collars plain or trim-
‘ med, You have only to see them to
' appreciate the great values. '
Prices are from
$16.50 up -
L Rows Biio   TD.  
_ i  CWS ff” Misses Specials? for _Friday and
saturday
Dresses _ _ 
An odd line of Brassieres regular A few odd lines -of Crepe de chene A splendid variety of fine English A 2
Serge. Styles are charming some _ ___`
_ _ braided others with new flying panels ' 
2.00 to 2.75. Special... ....... ..l.69 Blouses, Special. _   2.98 and overskirts, trimmings of silk ' l '
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' Special
 ...............  ............ ..l.25 ..............................  75
A line oi Corsets odd sizes special Cotton House Dresses.. _ ..._l.25
Half Price. Wool Gloves. Special...  60
Another line of Corsets in sizes ' Black Underskirts .... ._  1.25
to30. Special.........  .... _. 1.25 Brassieres Special. ........... .. .39
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_Women’s Serge 
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sl 50 to $2.45. Special.. .. ....... _.$1.25 and Georgette Blouses. Special...$5.50
,_ A line 'of silk Camesoles regular An odd line of Stripe Silk
Another line of Silk Camesoles Women’s Bungalow Aprons. braid and buttons, ’ _ll . _`
Prices vary of course.
Prices range from 
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‘YUUTS for ViCIOr` N  " ` o` "ran-ce. -e wass er wo n e ii I ‘ I y
Loanylgls" __   r  Ylinliy l1idgzi.IAfter rjdlovtlsiing \l¥ri;iiiidli»i; _ _ _i
“Yours for Victory Loan 1918,” is
the Caiiadiian letter wi‘lter's slogan in
the Victory Loan canipalgn. Every
one is asked to sign his or her letters
ln this way. Already some are doing
-it, and before the earn-paigii is far
unilci way it is hoped the practice .will
be general. It is an easy and yet
most effective way of driving home -D,-"_-es paid Hap Mmlufacturjng po i
thc appeal for the Loan, and it will
reatfh practically every one. Business _ _ -
men particularly are requested to
ini'<».iilng an'l outgoing letters, during
the ‘next live weeks, they will confront
“Yours lor Victory Loan 1918" scores
swan- _
-IT PAYS to buy in -this Province. -TWO CENTS PER WORD ea
'iaisertioii for advertising in this c
-THE GUARD|AN iS OH S1119 HI uiiiii. Cash must accompany ord
Lafferty's, Sumnierside. .\ltf._.‘»llniniuni charge twenty~ilvo cents.
*HARD W°°° P'-ANK WANTED' ...Loses AN Eve.-Tile many friend
*Wanted to purchafw _ (luanmy “fi ol' Acting Sergeant Nell A. McDouga
two inch hard wood plank, highest Grand River Lot 14 were sorry to learn
sumn_e____idé ‘ _)194_10___1M'4__"! that he, w-h.ile nolily dblug his -duty for
' _ " ` " ,his King and Couu-try, received
- wound in his head which necessitated
u'd(_D,_ me mol AS ,my mall their of times each day. Start now signiug_the removal of his le-ft eye. 'I`hi5 youu
your letters in this way. Get into _ man enlisted in the 105th wlieif seve
swing! Every little bit is needed it’ teen yeurs ol’ age and has spent eig
Canada is to go over thc top." c.-ii months onwtlie blood stained fielt
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save ou-r Motherlaud front -the dreaded
foe. A s/tep-brot-lier Sergent Neil James
McKinnon is also doing his bit on -the
firing. line for the pas-t twelve mon-t.lis.
Another brother is in the 'medical
corps.
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ll' __-wsoomc aE|.|_s.-on oct inn.
a very .pretty 'marriage was solemized
it St. Patrick’s Ohurch, Grand River,
I.ot 14, 'by the pastor Rev. John A. Mc-
U0Ilfll<l» when Mr. Basil McKinnon a
prosperous young -farmer led to -the
altar Miss Nellie l"i\.iught one of Grand
Rivers -most popular and accompllslien
_voting ladies. Tilie bride was 'attend-ed
by Miss Gertie Mclilnnon while Mr.`
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Mrs A. Burnett. '
Toronto Lady Makes Affidavit
RS. BURNETT has sent in this letter from a generous desire to serve others
M by giving them the bam-tit ci' her experience. Her_suil`erings resulted from a
greatly rundown nerves.; system, ar-d because she was a long time in iinding
a cure, she feels that she can now point otliurs to the way ol health. This letter came
entirely unsolicited, and in order that siraiigcvs might fully realize the sincerity of
Mrs. Burnett’s statement we hadher verify hc: i f sr before a Commissioner
Mrs. A. Burnett, 303% Gerrnril :'r~ ' -f"t.
Toronto, writes: "I really feel lt n piil~ll .- On
my side to state, and wltliout the rl.  1 .ir of
contradiction, the wonderful benefits: l ‘_-.vc re-
ceived lrom your remedy. Dr. Clirizzt-`.~i TJ _-is I-‘ood
I am it woman now in the prlzzzc o;` `..c, nnd _
don't think any of my sox have .~:\\.’t`f»:~~'l 1-hi
agony that I have. I can give p.-Joi.: ` _....1 .i
who have advised and given medlclnc to mc-._ but
none have ever como near thc rciisf thx-‘ ' ‘-'~“<\
gained since taking your Nerve Food. Wiino.it
doubt lt is as represented. a sure cure.” I nm n.
younger woman by fur since I have taken them.
I always was dizzy. shaking and sick. with ri
shocking. splitting headache. Dr. Chase‘s Nerve
Food hal made me ti different woman. I shall
always tell any of my frlhndl who are run down
to get this Food cure. an I consider it is worth its
weigh! in gold."
I*  ~ of Ontario, -
, _ Yom }'r0 wir:
I, Alice Burnett of the City of Toronto. in the
 f~’ York, married woman, do solemnly
l  '_ I rm the Mrs. A. Burnett whose
:».n...~._.. nppeiii-:\ at the bottom of the within
letter. -‘ -
12) 'l‘h~e the statements made by me in the
within lett arf- in every’ l‘6SDO¢¢ "U6-
_in-1 ' lt.;- this declaration. conscientiously
believing it to he true and knowing it to be of
the same force nnd effect as if made under oath
and under and by virtue of the Canada. Evidence
ct.
Declared before me at the City of Toronto. in
the County of York. this Sith day of October. 1917.
` (Sgd.) ALICE BURNETT.
Daniel J. OfDonoghue. n. Commissioner. atc.
' This statement will come as a message of hope to many thousands of women
who are suffering somewhat as Mrs. Burnett did._ There is every rei;§on to expect
ally good results in your own case, beacuse Dr. Chase’s Nerve ood cures in
gilturds way by forming new tissues and building up the exhausted system.
very ii little patience
the first box,
is in using this treatment. Do
be long before you will ex-
Food regularly until res-
all dealers, or Edmun-
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ltay Gillis of Wellington ably supported,
the groom. Atcrf paivtaking ofa suinfpt-i
nous repast at the home of -the bride.
the happy party drove to S'Side .wheref
it daintlly prepared dinner awaited
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them. In the evening a number of in-
vited guests assembled at the 'beauti-
ful home of -th'e groom and- indulged in
niuslc. _qlnglngfand dancing. In the wee
small -hours of morning. all departed
for their homes after wishing Mr. nnd ‘
Mrs. McKinnon ii happy and prosper-
I ous wedded life. '
\\'li}S'l‘ERN PERSONA ]..‘2 ‘
~Mr. and M-rs. John A. Barlow of
Wellington have returiiod homo after
spciuling Tliaulnsg-ivlng wit-h their
linux-liter Mrs. John A. Coulson ol’ Sea-
View.
--Mrs. James Crosby, of liargmve.
Man., is visiting her old honic l-n Sea
View, her father, Mr. Duvld Adams, '
who inet with ii serici i accident, some -
time ago, is still in the l’. C. Hospi
tal, Summerslde, undergoing -treat-
men-t.-R.
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Sllll’ DANURUFF AND
BEllllIFY_lUUll HAIR'
Hair stops falling out and gets thick,
wavy. strong Ind bnutlful
Your hair becomes' light, wavy.
liuity, abundant and appears as goft,
lustrous and ,beautiful as a young
glrl’s after is "Danderlns 'hair
cleanse! Just try this-'moidten -a
cloth with -m little Danderlne and care~
fully draw it through your hair, tak-
ing one small strandat a time._'l`hl|
will cleanse the hair of dust. 'dlrt"lnd
excessive oll and in just s few mo-
_ments you have doubled the beauty
of your hair. _
Besides heautifying the half at
once. Danderlns dissolves _every par-
ticle of dandrulf; clesnses, puritles
and lnvlgorates the scalp, forever
stopping itching and falling hair.
But what will plans you most will
bo 'utter a few weeks use when you
will actually seo new iislr-tins pad
downy at nrst--yes--but really new
hair growing all over the lcaip. ‘If you
care for pretty, soltfhalr and lot; of
it. surely get a small bottle ofAI_(_N;_wl-
shim blimisnne from any dump or
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toilet counter for Q for cents. , _
- wounds he again -took up arms to help
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Some Striking Values in
Coats of Moderate Price,
Garments of Style at a
Worth While Saving
S WELL AS Tilli ill-LST LINE OF lII(]li (Ili.-\DE (ZOATS-TIIIS GREAT READY
txfwear department oilbrs you the host range of moderate price coats to be had.
_ You are invited to .come to the store to-day and see how much in style'-how much
in comfort-how much in satisfactory wear-u vcry reasonable price can buy.
One of tho best values this _season is a
navy blue friezc cloth cout., 'belted all around,
set in sleeves. atch pockets, la_\'gi~. muiiler
foliar; cianvcrtibl; and trimmiig :iaith buttons,
cn t a out46 inches, sizes
40 i;llCh0S- Price ..    
A very heavy weight ,cloth coat of brown
and green mixed tweddl |319 "0“V‘2l`li;bl°
collar which- may be WQQ b'l“°"‘°'d .mg fir
turned low as dcsired,f \lf»_¢°'*~"| mmm” ti
fancy two piece belt. all ;ll'0\l¥\d» _Pockets ll"
fancy cuffs. This is also made '“ 
black, sizes 34, 42.  
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one of the |,,.,¢ avr; for valneis ina
heather- mixtnm 1.iq§_____ T. cl<ivii\.t__;ill_=<> norm.
fancy three-piece "*°0“ ‘fr ' »
large bone. butt/ ns - Bill 48 ‘“-»
nm ss, 42. Price' .   ...$24‘0.0
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Another cont equal in value is made-in
brown whitney, has large convertible collar
set in sleeves, belted all around, sleeves and
liodyhlizgd, w_ith colored buttons to muh?-ll.
engt inc es, sizes 34, 36, 88.
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An exceptionally good value is made in
black ocean wave cloth, large convertible'
collar inlaid with black velvet, larggupnioll' _
kets, half belted ut back, plushsl 
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liiiicgth 42, sizes 16, 18. Price h _
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Heavy black chevoit coat.
and front, all around belt,
collar, sims 36, 38, Misses 16, 
Heavy black check' ziboline coat. aide
belt eiTect, lists, plush buttons. plush
collar hall' satiiiolined. Worth $20s00 
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