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The young people of S. S„ No, 9, will
hold an entertainment in the salmi
room on Friday eveuiug, December
17th, commencing at 8 o'eloak, A good
program of dialognee, readings, ranks -
tions, duetts, quartettes, drills, etc„ is
being prepared, and those who attend
may be assured of a pleasant time.
The pride of admission will be 15 cents
(and 10 cents.
Just the Medicine You Need.
Your Dolor is bad, tongue is furred,
eyes are dull, appetite is poor, your
stomach needs tone, your liver needs
awakening. Try Dr. Hamilton's Pills,
In just one night you'll notice a differ-
once, for Dr. Hamilton's Pills search out
every trace of trouble. You'll eat, sleep,
digest and feel a whole lot better. Yon
will gain in strength, have a clear com-
plexion, experience the joy of robust
health. To tone, purify and enliven the
eiystem there is nothing like Dr. Hamil-
ton's Pills. 25 ots. at all dealers,
SLYTS
No postmaster appointment has been
made yet, as enooeseor to the late D.
B, McKinnon, Miss Fannie Mason is
in charge assisted, by Miss B. Taylor,
The young ladies attend to the work in
tirat•olaes style.
On October 14th, Allan Lindsay, who
'removed from Blyth nine years ago,
,died near Portage•la-Prairie. Last
-month he and his family took typhoid
lever. Mr. Lindsay passed away after
a month's illness. The bereaved will be
.sympathised with in their sorrow.
The regular monthly Horse Fairs at
Blyth will be resumed this season as in
•the past. There will be five of them,
.commencing Tuesday,, Nov. 30th, and
continuing on January 4th; February
slat; March. Let, and March 29th, the
day being the Tuesday before the let
Rriday in each month and two days
before Brussels Fair.
B1.1EIEVALE.
Mr. Louie Blake Duff, of Welland, an
old Blnevale boy, son of Mr. R. N. Duff,
of this plane, is a candidate for the
presidency of the Ontario Hookey As-
sociation and will likely be elected to
that plane by acclamation. Mr. Duff is
now honorary president of the Western
Football Association and has been first
vioe•president of the Ontario Hockey
Association in which he has always taken
a deep interest. His many old friends
here will be pleased to congratulate him
on his election.
JAMESTOWN.
Mrs. Arch. Robertson, of Wingham,
was visiting friends in this vicinity for
a few days,
Norman Mulligan and Henry Skinli
are home again from the West, being
out there since last Spring. They in-
tend going baok again in the Spring.
Miss Bella McMillan, of Hamilton,
was the guest of her cousin, Miss Jessie
Straohan, for two weeks. This was not
Miss MoMillan's first visit to this local-
ity and we hope to have the pleasure of
welcoming her beak again.
The Women's Institute will hold
their regular monthly meeting at the
home of the President, Mrs. J. D.
Miller, on Thursday, Nov. 25th, 'at 2.80
p. m. Mrs. J. Ontt will give a paper
on "The evils of fault-finding" and Miss
M, Snell will give a talk on' "bow to
serve a dinner." These will no doubt
be very interesting and a large attend-
ance is requested.
Frank Cherry, a wealthy farmer of
Prince Albert, Sask., was arrested at
the instance of his son, on the charge of
neglecting to provide medical attend-
ance for his little daughter, who is
suffering from a badly fractured leg.
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During this visit he will be show•
ing latest Parisian and New York
styles. You aro particularly in-
vited td tall, inspect and try one
any of these creations,
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TIM IYAN<&M; TRU% NOVEMBER 18 Iyu4
aux Laos,
A wedding reception Tuesday after-
noon of last week, at the home of Mrs.
Fred Wooks, 2nd line, was in comma -
den with the marriage of Miss Carrie
Eirnewein, a sister of Mrs. Weeks, to
Mr, John Favor, both of Formosa, Tile
marriage took place in the R. 0 church,
Formosa, Father Gehl oifioiating,
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Township Connoil met at Ethel on
Monday.
There were 880 names attaohed to the
Ta00al Option petition.
Special servioes began at Roe's ohnroh
last Sabbath. Mise Toombs, of Toronto,
is assisting the pastor in these aervioee.
Voter's Islet Court will not be held in
the Township this year as no appeals
were entered and the printed list bas
been certified to by Jadge Doyle. _,Te
Last week john Lowe and A, Bishop
were away on a trip to Haldineand
County. They expeoted to bring back a
oar load of young cattle for axle by
anotion.
Dow to Gain In Weight.
Yon know yon are too thin—yon eat
and eat, but never get an ounce fatter.
Nerves are weak, Dolor is bad, strength
seems exhausted. It's not hard to get
fat, Yon must eat more, digest more,
exeroise more, Try Ferrozone and
evatoh your appetite grow It turns all
yon eat into nutriment and building
material --fills your veins with riob, red
blood—gives youambition and vigor.
For a tissue badder, a fattening tonlo,
one that restores permanently, there is
nothing to compare with Ferrozone.
Try it and see, 50 cis. at all dealers.
B R 7SSELs.
Brussels Oreamery may run all Win-
ter if satisfactory arrangements can be
made.
10 oars of sugar beets were loaded
last week at Brussels station for Berlin
faotory.
The many friends of Druggist Fox
will be sorry to hear that he is far from
well and necessarily absent from his
drug store. Mr. Deadman, who is well
known to most of ne, will assist during
his absence.
Last week the Y. M. 0. A. took pos-
session of the large room in the Post
block, over J, J. Gilpin's shop, where
they will make their headquarters for
a while. The W. C. T. U., will also
hold their meetings there. Entrance at
front hall door.
Are Your Children "Croupy?"
This trouble is deadly—must be stop.
ped quickly, nothing is so sure as the
Nerviiine Treatment. Give it internal-
ly, rub it on the throat and chest and
then put on a Nerviline Porous fleeter.
The marvelous power of Nerviline, both
as a liniment and in Plaster form, will
surprise yon. For sore throat, coughs,
colds and pleurisy alone, it is used by
thousands every day. Invaluable in the
home, especially for treating the minor
ills that all children are bound to catch.,
Large bottles 25 ots. eaoh, Nerviline
Plasters same pride, at all dealers or N.
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MORRIS.
he trustees of S. S. No. 6 have re•
aged Miss Carrie McCracken for the
t 6 months of 1910 at an increase of
ary. She will have to attend the
mai next Fall, hence the short en•
ement, Miss MoOraoken is a good
ober and gets along. well in the
col.
x•Oonnoillor Arthur Shaw, 1st Iine,
been appointed Treasurer of Morris
nioipality as successor to T. R.
ndon, who reoently resigned, having
his farm, Mr. Shaw will make an
dent and trustworthy official and
aognaintanoe with the township and
residents of it will be of value to
. The salary is el00,00,
est week Thos, and Mrs. Russell,
1 known residents of the 6th Iine,
for an extended visit with their
at Saginaw, Mich. The latter
the miefortnne to , bury his wife
Summer, so his mother will of.
te as housekeeper while there.
y old friends in Mortis will wish
and. Mrs. Russell a 'pleasant stay
a sate return to their old home
re they have spent a good many
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ter two years of failing health,
cis Garnies, an old and respected
ent of Morris, passed peacefully
y on Thursday morning, Nov. 4th,
t 4 o'oloek at his home, lot 12, can.
Ile was born in Grimsby, Lincoln,
and, Sept, 24, 1827, and Dame to
da in 1854, settling in laesex Comity,
r two years he was united in mar -
to Miss Mary Alan Holloway in
cit and removed to Morrie Township
0 same year. Mr. Gernies was
g the first pioneers, settling on the
on which he died. Re was an np
ohristian man, a Methofist, and in
es a Liberal. Beid
eea five broth.
nd one sister, there remain to
rn his demise, his oged Wife, five
tern And five eons, vizi—Mrs, Os.
Algoma; Mrs, F. Brewer, bits. J,
Remember—One Day only J. Sellers, John, Charles, Martin and
Rneben, of Morris; William, Ida and
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Lillian, at home. The fnnerai took
O Toroutoy Limitedplace as Saturday, Nov, 6th, to 81ne�*lsie
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cemetery', Thr; earflaps were oondtteted
GE STREET by iter. Azdrewo, paster of deeeated,
Scolt's Emulsion
is a wonderful food -medi-
cine for all ages of man-
kind. It will make the
delicate,sickly baby strong
and well—will give the
pale, anemic girl rosy
cheeks and rich, red blood.
It will put flesh on the
bones of the tired, over-
worked, thin man, and
will keep the aged man
or woman in condition to
resist colds or pneumonia
in the winter,
FOR BALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Send 10c., name of paper and this n,1. for our
beautiful Savings Bank and Onilo's Sketch -Book.
Each bank contains a Good Luck Pouuy.
SCOTT & tOWNE
126 Wellington Street, West Toronto, Ont
Poreow ioir.
Friends and neighbors were eurpriaed
on Tuesday morning, Nov. Oth, to hear
of the death of Mrs. Jas. Rowe at her
home in Fordwioh, from pneumonia,
which she contracted from a cold. It
was thought she might recover, belt on
Monday evening she was taken worse
and in spite of all skill and love could
do, she passed away. The deceased
was born in West Gwillimbury town-
ship, county of Situcoe, on May let,
1852, and was married to Mr. ,T, Rowe
in 1873 After living in West Gwillim-
bury for three years they moved to
Toronto, where they resided for one
year. In 1877 they moved to Fordwioh,
where the family have airiest resided.
Besides her bereaved husband Mrs.
Rowe leaves to survive her two sons and
five daughters.
LISTOW EL.
Evangelistic servioes have been held
nightly during the last two weeks in
Knox Church by the Rev, Morden, of
St, Mary's. Large attendance hay
met the efforts of the reverend gentle-
man, who, in addition to being an ex•
oellent speaker, has the happy faculty of
being able to impress his audience with
the force and truth of his words. Mesh
good hat been derived from this series
of serviceefrom all, appearances.
One case was heard in the police (mnrt
Saturday morning, when William Bell,
charged with brutal wife•beating while
intoxicated, pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to six months' hard labor in
central prison, Bell is an old offender,
and has been repeatedly fined, and in
one oast) imprisoned for the same
offence. Magistrate Terhune In passing
judgment added a few words of good,
wholesome advice, admonishing the con•
victed to use liquor less freely on the
expiration of his sentence.
Why Liquid Catarrh Eemedlea Fail,
They go direct to the stomach, have
very little effect on the linings of the
nose and throat and entirely fail to Dare.
Only by cleansing the air passages by
relieving the inflammation and killing
the germs is cure possible. No oom•
bination of Antiseptics is so successful
as Oatarrhozone. In breathing it, you
send the richest pine balsams right to
the seat of the disease. Irritating
phlegm is cleared out. hoarseness,
ooughiug and hacking are cured. For a
permanent mere for catarrh, nothing
equals Catarrhozone, 25 ate. and $L00
at all dealers,
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Rev. Mr. Glaseford of Guelph has an-
nonnoed his acceptance of the Field.
Secretaryship of the Ontario Sunday
School Association.
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy and Mr. 0.
U. Hays 95010 that they know nothing
of the plans 01 the Toronto Terminal
that us now applying for a charter at
Ottawa
Chief Jastioe Dubuc of Manitoba,
who ie retiring. was presented with a
chair by the Provincial Government,
and with a portrait of himself by the
Winnipeg leer.
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lletabli,hed 1879
FOR WHOOPING CGUGH, CROUP,
ASTHMA, COUGHS, URONCHITIS, SORE
ifaROAT, CATARRH. bIPHrlf:RzA
Vaporized Crekolene mops the paroxysms of
Whooping Cough. Ever dreaded Croup cam
not exist where f:reso)ene it used, 1t beta
directly on nese and throat, tanking breathing
easy to the Case of colds, soothes the sere
throat and atopy the cough. kis a boon to
sufferers of Asthma.
Creso,etit is a powerful germicide, actingboth
ase curative and a preventive itt contagious
diseased. Creaolcae'k beat recommendation is
its thirty years of successful use.
Ler Sole by All Druggists
pilosrta bkle
Cresalbne Antiseptic
Throat Tebiels, Mantle
and rritated soothingthreat, forlOcthe.
teeming, Miles •co.,
Limited, Agents, Mon.
treat, Canada. toe
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hale
DO YOUR SHARE.
Have yon ever noticed, in pawing
near the railway traoke how the Ioco-
motives when running light, with no
oars to impede • their progress, sewn to
sell along so gracefully and so easily,
and yet with mighty power which
seems to say, "We have oot:gncred and
will conquer." Dili you ever think
that the same la true of human loco-
motives? It is very easy for those
who shift their responsibilities onto
the shoulders of soma one more will.
Ing, to go around with a olzeerfal conn-
tenanoe and light heart, and easily
Dome out, apparently head In the vitae
of life, I3at, after all, is eagle a char-
acter to be admired? Is there not
sentething far more admirable in the
one who patiently bears his own bur.
dens and probably part of some one
oleo's, even thoagh the cloud of toil,
sometimes not unmixed with anxious
thought, may hang heavy upon hi
brow.
While we are prone to admire fetid
envy the lighthearted and gay, who
seem to have no troubles and no aux•
iety, should we not remember that
what one 'shirks, some one else has to
do?
Then, there is the engine which palls
nothing bat empty cars. Many hang a
bluff of being very busy, and of great
service to humanity, but in reality,
there is little in it. If their lives were
to be extinguished, the world would
miss them very little.
All honor to the man who taking his
share of the load, bravely plods onward,
even though the smite may not `always
be he evidence,
A RELIABLE MEDICINE
FOR ALL CHILDREN.
Baby's Own Tablets are absolutely
safe, This medicine is as good for the
new born babe as the well grown child.
It contains no opiate or poisonone stuff.
The mother who gives this medicine to
her child has the guarantee of a govern-
ment analyst that these statements are
true. This is worth something to every
mother, for Baby's Own Tablets is the
only medioine that is sold under such a
guarantee, The Tablets mere snob ail-
ments as indigestion, oolio, constipation,
diarrhoea and teething troubles, destroy
worms, breaks up colds and thus prevent
deadly croup Sold by 'medicine deal.
ers or by mail at 25 Dents a box from
The Dr. Williams' Medioine Oo„ Brock-
ville, Ont.
THE CHRISTMAS BURDEN.
This is the time when you ought to
take thonght for the other man. Tho
way to do it is not to take advantage of
him. The matter of advantage is not
obviously one of money, though it
amounts to that in the long run, Hours
of eervioe mean money ultimately to the
individual, whether it shows in dollars
or strength.
Yon can serve your fellow man now
by not taking undue advantage of him
in the matter of time. When it comes
to the rush days—and they are begin-
ning now—it will be an easy matter to
take advantage of a great many people,
for nearly all of us serve, some one or
some many. Don't overwork your em-
ployees. Don't overwork the shop
people.
Don't throw useless burdens upon
your friends or your servants. They
will have enough to do. Be ,good-natur-
ed. Be courteous. And remember that
what you give now will help to make a
merry Christmas for the other person.
That thought ought to help make a
merry one for yourself.—Tho Delinea•
tor for December.
A HAND SHAKE.
Collier's Weekly recently had an ar-
ticle on Senator Cox which contained
the following very significant story of
the first experience in ohnroh going at
Peterborough.
"The first Sunday in the neve town
he went to the English ohnroh, for his
people were Anglicans, and he had been
bronght up in this faith, It was a very
cold little chnrmb, but he was very lone•
ly, and he went back again the next
Sunday. Nobody took bim by the band
and called bim brother or friend, or
said he was glad to see him, and asked
him his name and whom he was work-
ing for; and how mnoh he was making.
So the third Sunday night he carried
bis loneliness to another church, the
Methodist. The service may have seem-
ed strange and article to him, but after it
was over there was a oonple Of men to
grip the boy by the hand and make him
welcome and ask bim to come back,
He came baok, and he has been going
back ever since. Cox's adherence to
the church of his father could have
been bought for a handshake and a
cheerful word; but it fell ont that °von
this enrrenoy Wait scarce at the moment,
and he panned into the Methodist fold
whioh has hem fitted to the extent of
howiand9 of ,.odors thereby"
The lesson to be drawn from the
above is quite eppetent and can be ap
plied with excellent effect by more than
ono church.
Robert Wilson, G. T. it., engineer,
was fired itt by some nnkttawn roan
while -tanning his engine through
Booth'It yard at OttaWA.
ISARD'S
FOR
LADIES'
COATS
AND
FURS
We are busy selling
COATS and FURS
Reason ? Come and
see.
stock of Coats and Furs
do you find Buell an assort-
ment Buying in LARGE YOU KNOW we earry the largest
Seldom outside of the Large city stores
ment of READY•TO-WEA.R garments.
QUANTITIES, we get the LOWEST PKICE, p
CUSTOMERS get the benefit, buying the RIGILT
(*00DS at CLOSE -CUT PRICES
FURS. S Ladies' Coats.
We are selling Furs of reliable
quality.
Every Far must be perfect in
every detail to give proper satie.
faction.
The styles meet be those that
Dame Fashion Dells correct.
The fit and finish mast be
perfection.
SIIMIONIOmmoIWMOIpo
BIG STOOK to choose from.
In counting oar Coate for Ladies,
Misses' and Children's wear, we
found we had One Handfeed and
Seventy•Flve Coats. This mean$
considerable selling. Our CLose,
CUT PRICES are reducing the
quantity daily. Move quick and
get one.
Ladies' Heavy Coats.
See our Pony Cloth Coats, Lined throughout. Some at special
prices .. $9.00 and $10.00
Ladies' Quilted Lined Coats, with Seycble Collar, Gond length.
Broadcloth shell --a very warm add stylish Dont. Oar prices
are and $25.00
Ladies' FtneLined Coats—All kinds in stock, at special prices.
See oar Marmotfull Iength.
835.00
Rat Lined Coat—Fine quality Broadcloth ,shell ; deep Sable
close ant price.. $50,00
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$20,00
Lined post with Sable Collar;
Price
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INSPECTION
INVITED.
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