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FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
We specialize in these lines, therefore we
know we can serve you best both in QUALITY
and STYLE. We make a study of the clothing
business, and our customers get the benefit
with regard to PRICE, which is a secondary
consideration. Our prices are no higher than
anywhere. The WEAR is what counts and
HARD WEAR is certainly where our clothing
is a success.
We guarantee satisfaction and WE WANT
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CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S FURNISHERS.
Balm W4WANoSH.
Mrs. J. Brooks, of Bluevalo, was
' visiting for a wook with Mrs. Geo,
Tisdale.
R. H. Anderson reoeived a cable from
• •Johannesburg on Friday evening, stet-
ing that hie sister -in -lave, Mra. Wm.
Anderson, of that plaoe, had died of
pneumonia. Mrs. Anderson will be
remembered by a largecirole of friends,
as Adr, and Mre. Anderson and family
spent several months in our vicinity
at the time of the uprising in South i
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BLUCV4 E.
The following from the Whitby GA,
zetto refers to the death, of the father of
Mrs. (Rev) W. J. West, of tbie Placer --
Uro of the old guard of Whitby's chi:
zene paeead away, in the dea-h 011 Welt-
n3eday, of James g^/al Gordon. A
native Soot, he way} born In Forfershire
en Jan. 18, 1$30, With hie father sad
older members of the family landed at
`9flitlte to On: tied a month later set-
tled oli ilio lily ticj@ Igrm, whish for
many yeare afterwar'tlif lyes the et•erdan
hoineetead, Studying law hi Vivente
from 1852 to 1857, the following vMr
Mr. Gordon began the praotioe of his
profession in Whitby, and so continued
until 1899. Though Bueoes8ful in his
chosen oaliibg, Ms early experience on
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the !erne ever influenced him along
agrionitural lines, and no one in this
aplendid farming oonnrry excelled him
in the production of the float fruits
that grow—apples, pears, plums and
grapee. Indeed, his intensive culture
of the 'few aoree about hie house on
Byron Street South was" during a long',
period of years one of the show places
of South Ontario, He wai facile prin•
ceps in the cultivation of fine fruits,
and of late Mr. Gordon has enjoyed the
retirement from hie 1aw practice, whilst
Living in the residence on the corner of
Colborne and King Streets, opposite the
Whitby Collegiate Institute, and one of
the many properties that his commend-
able activities in house building brought
into exietenoe, Mr. Gordon was a fem•
one chess player in his earlier life. Mrs
Gordon waft Miss Victoria Pentland,
eldest daughter of the late Rev, John
Pentland, one of the earliest of the
nonmbents of the church of England
t Whitby, Mr. Gordon was a Pres-
yterian and . a life-long Liberal. Mrs.
Gordon and the following sons and
daughters survive. The sous are Mesers,
.Paul, of Toronto, and Adam, of Cleve-
land; the daughters are Mrs. George
Newton, of North Bay; Mrs. Hall, of
Detroit, and Mrs. West of Blnevale,
Africa.
A gift of $(50,000 for a new gymnas-
ium has bean promieed to McGill Uoi-
vereity by an anonymous friend.
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The annual meeting of the Blaev
Cheese and Butter Co. was held in
Foresters' Hall, Bluevale, December
The meeting was called to order by
president, Mr. James Elliot, who ga
A short address on the business of
past year and the prospects of the feta
The Secretary read the minntea of 1
annual meeting, whioh were adopt
The annual report was read by t
auditor, Mr. James F. Hooper and of
disonssion was adopted. Mr. S. Pa
was reappointed salesman and M
James F. Hooper was reappoint
auditor. A delegate, Mr. Kofgen, fro
Port Huron Creamery, addressed t
meeting re the shipment Of cream
Port Huron Creamery, offering at pr
ent market rate 30 oents per Ib. butt
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arket would go a great deal highs
oved by Mr. Isbister, seconded by M
rider/ion, that a special meeting
e patrons and shareholders be held
s hall on the 17th day of Deo. next
0 p. m. and that all patrons and she
dere be notified by card as early
sable, to take into consideration th
tter of shipping our cream to Po
ron Creamery..—Carried, Mr. Ro
on, Dairy Inspector from Wester
sedation, addressed the meeting o
oare of all utensils used in nankinseparating cream and stated tha
separator that would not separat
am up to a test of 30% did not desery
name of a separator and etrongl
commended that all cream should b
crated to test trom 259 to 30� o
re. A low tested Dream was onl
ng away for nothing a large quantic
skim milk, whish should be fed a
e as the drawer got nothing fo
wing it, The creamery got nothin
handling it, as there is no butter i
skim milk and also that its bean
in the cream it hurt the quality o
butter made and compelled th
er maker to churn the cream at a
er temperature than it should be
rned at. He also gave a number of
of Iessons on the business of dairy
and mixed farming. Moved by Mr.
tor, seconded by Mr. R. Maxwell,
we pass a vote of thanks to the two
kers, that have given ns a great
of information on dairying.—Oar-
The president presented the vote
hanks to the two speakers. Mr.
neon repfaed for himself and Mr.
ell for the vote of thanks given,
ed by James Henderson, seconded
r, 'abider, that the present Board
ireotors, except L. H, Bosman, be
looted on the Board of Directors for
and that Wm MaxwelI be elected
o Board in plaoe of Mr. Bosman.
tried. Moved by Mr. Wm, J.
erson, seconded by Mr. Jos. Robb,
the president be authorized to sell
f the old cheese making plant at as
a price as he can {ret for it.—Car-
Moved in amendment by Mr.
h, seconded by Mr, T. M. Hander -
hat the old cheese plant be sold by
on at next ,peoial meeting --Lost.
ourned to meet in same
onn the 17th day of December next
0p.m.
JOHN BURGESS, Secretary.
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THE .PLACE TO B YOUR
ChristmaVPresents 1
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Having moved into a large!' store, opposite the .Brunswick
Hotel, we have a larger stock than ever to i
,choose from. Call and see our large s
and new stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
fins Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing a Specially
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R. KNOX
Jeweler and Stationer
One door north of King'%, Opposite Brunswick Hotel,
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B RCSSRLS.
The Ament feotory will finish nutting
their large stook of heeding to another
week. They have been decayed by the
wet weather.
Mrs. Thnell and on, James, *who
were in the West on a holiday trip, have
arrived back to town. They had ah
enjoyable time.
A meeting of the Directete of Vast
Huron F.trthere' Institute wee held in
the Conon Ohamber, Bruseete, nn
Saturday of lett week, to draft program
for next series of meetings.
Last week the Standard Datnit i'noved
ttoroes the Street to the Smith block
where they may be found until, the al-
terations and improvements In their
former place of business are ootPleted.
The cut stone for the new front ie bare
and work will begird tit once, ,'fudging
by the plan, up'to•date premises ratty be
expected when the work is oomplett.d.
73ELGXLAVE.
Mr. Robert Birmingham, organizer
for the Orange Order, will visit this 11
pane on Wednesday evening, Dec ,m ,er
alta plnosP o the fecal r«.140, sac
tlt, and deliver All address 1tnQpr tl;;i
B.rrningbars f° a good epsaker, and will
up d0Tibt have something of interest t'i
all, not only to Orangemen, but to the
general pnblio. Ail are invited,
Another of the pioneer residents of
Ode section passed away on Saturday
last in the person of Mitry Brownridge,
relict of the late Abraham Praetor,
Deceased was in her 84s1t year and was
held in high esteem by a large parole of
friefdl. The funeral teak plane on
Monday afterh•?on from the voidance(
of her eon In-law, ,u,Tr, 'Thos,-Seendrett,
to Baandon cemetery.
t'revent Tttktag a coat
Often you oowe home, old and abiveft':
Ing —fest are wet, throat is peva, chest a
Mae Anre. A bad old is jest beginuin;f.
Pat a Nerviline Porous Plaster on your
ohest, rub your throat with Nerviliue
and take a stiff doss of Nerviliue in hot
water. Thie preveete a chill and checks
the cold instantly. NI remedies so uee-
fn1 in the home, ea sure t3 prevent seri-
ous illness as Nerviline and Nerviliue
Plasters. Sold by all dealers, leoeaoh,
but be sure you get the genuine, and re-
fuse any mnbatitate.
Oatmeal Exchanged' for oats, FRANic
R. HOWSON, Wingnam,
A new brick residence will be erected
next seaman by Goo F. htoOall, 8th line,
on hie 100 acre farm.
Next meeting of Township Council
will be heti on Wednesday 15th inet.,
the statutory date.
Morris debentures for the Smith drain
sold at a premium of $133.00 to Brent,
Noxon & Oo., Toronto. Debentures
amounted to $4,277,55,
Messrs, Connolly & Nicholson, drain
contractors,• are askiug the township
()outwit to pay a claim of $100 for delay
caused in their work on the Granby
drain by Grand Trunk railway obstrnc-
tion. Oo0noil is making engairies into
the ogse. .
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Going Into Consumption?
When your throat rattles, your lungs
and chest ere sore, your throat is stuffed
with oold—don't tear oousumption—use
Oatarrbozoue end get wen. It clears
the throat, cares hoeing, relieves tight
chest and soreness in the bronchial
tubas To clear away Catarrh or the
nose nothing oonld be batter. Catarrh -
'ozone is Nature's own remedy,—it hale
and soothes—cures every form of throat,
lung or bronchial trouble. Prescribed
by many specialists us -
ands every day.and
. 25o.and P$1 00 atd by e all
dealers, ,
BLYTH.
There were no appeals concerning the
Voters' Vet in Blyth hence Judge Doyle
ratified the printed list.
James me Ross, of
Edmonton, was called
to the parental home in Blyth owing to
the illness of his father, Thos Ross,
who has boon a resident of this looality
for many years. Mr. Ross is reported
es Somewhat improved.
We are glad to welcome to BIyth Jas.
Onming and :amily, of East Wawanosh,
who have. taken up residence in the
oomfortable and commodious home of
the late Dr: (larder. It is rumored
that Mr. Chiming has purchased the
property and we hope the report is true
as it wonld make the farnily a splendid
home,
Defeated by Dr. Hamilton.
ICI no way is health so meyaoed as by
constipation. It leads to indigestion,
insomnia, anaemia and a hundred ills.
Ordinary remedies fail—they relieve --
don't cure. The worst case is defeated
and cared quickly by Dr. Hamilton's
Pills, which cleanse the entire intestinal
tract, stimulate kidneys and liver, keeps
the pores of the skin open. You'll never
have stomach trouble, yellow com-
plexion or headaches if you nee Dr.
Hamilton's Pilin. They are a perfect
eystem tonio. 25o. at all dealers.
WIDET,ECHURCH.
The following is the report of White-
church sohool for the month of Novena
bei.
Remit of weekly examinations.
Total 400.
IV Glass.—Lillian Longman 311,
Johnston Conn 291, Mabel Olarke 266,
Charlie Gillespie 238. Olive Teriffe 171;,
Jane Kennedy 119, Edith Campbell 88
Sr. III.—Wiiiiam Henry 355, Marjorie
Harrison 288, Greta Fox 245, Alex,
Kennedy 237, Lulla Conn 222, Ona Mo-
Olenaahan 148, Lavine Carrick 70.
Jr ,III—Fiorettoe Kennedy 211, Edith
Olarke 2('9. Harold Tbompeon 39
Sr II—Fro.n!> Roes 347, Jamieson
Pettypiece 824. Charles Taylor 283,
Annie Rintonl 272, Mabel Garton 2$4.
Alba Fox 139, George Rintonl 134, David 1
Goodson 49.
Jr II —Willie Kennedy 254. Willie J
Johnston 224. R. s9 Taylor 187, Etta
Rintoul 180, Milton Garton 153, Oscar
Oasemore 137. John Kennedy 98, James'
Orr, Alex, Lnnkhart,
Sr. Pert II 'I oral 300. Angne' Ms- I
Kay 258, Marian Oasemore 254, Winnt•
fred Holmes 247, Mabel Johnston 220.1
Mabel Molatoeh 148,
Jr. Part II. Total 300 Flora Rose
234, Kethleen Teriffe 229, Maude Conn
228, Harold Sperling 143, Roy Tbompeon.
Sr. rate I.—Evelyn Garton, Melvin
Or..
Jr, Part x, ---Richard Pettgpteoe,
Enema Garton. Tsabel Fox, Note John.
stun, Ernest Oaseinore, Annie Carraok.
Part I A—Irate Taylor.
E MUBGROVE, Teeoher.
is the
rsNElM liGLOVES GLOVE
the standard for thirty-five
years.
There are thousands of
so -Galled "just as good"
Emulsions, but they are
not ---they are. simply imi-
iris ??ich re
astat good as thea�riginaneverx.
They are like thin milk—
SCOTT'S is thick like a
heavy cream.
If you want it thin, do
it yourself—with water --
but dont buy it thin.
FOB SALE IfY ALL DRUGGISTS
Send DUs,. name of paper and this ad. for our
beautiful Savings Bank and child's Sketch -Rook,
Euca bank contains a Good Luck Penny,
SCOTT do BOWNE
126 Wellington Street, West Toronto, Qat,
0tttneil exolianized for oats. FRANK
R. Howso:,, Wingham,
The Ooanoll met at Belgrave, on Nov.
22nd, pnrenant to adjournment; mem-
bers all present; tniuutes of last meeting
read and passed
Andrew Porter, of Goderich, on be-
half of the Goderich Raral Telephone
Company, Limited, was present asking
permission to erect polFs and wires on
the highways of the mantolnality. The
request was greeted, and By Law No.
17, 1909, oonfirming the same was duly
road and passed,
By Lew No. 18, 1909, appointing
plaoe of nomination, places of eleotion,
Deputy Returning Officers and Poll
Olerka was read and passed.
The following aceoants were present -
e3 and ordered to be paid:—Oorporatien
of Blyth, township share of hall rent,
Division Oonrt purposes, 1909, $7 50;
E 0. Faoe, restating and tnrniehing
profile for the North Branch Hallahan
Drain, $7.50; W. P, Hallahan, halanoe
nn oontraot South Brauoh Hallahan I+
Drain, $28.67; John T. Coultes, widen-
ing road at E iward'a bridge, con. 6, and
repairing culvert, non. 9, $17; Gordon
Johnston, gravelling western boundary,
$42; Jeremiah Parks, inspecting gravel-
ling on western boundary, $1 87; Daniel
Martiu, plank and work, on western
boundary, $3.25; Robert Shiell, material
and repairing rin
fi grid
ge on river,
cola 10,
$13; Wm. Robertson, Wingham, repair-
ing road grader, $1; J. T. Holmen,
Whitechuroh, repairs for road grader,
$1 70; The Municipal World. ballot box
and other supplies, $4 28; F. G. Todd,
St Helena, 1,4.40 ft. of tamarao plonk,
$31 68; J. A. McLean, Wingharrt, 540 ft.
tamarao plank, $11 88; Wm, J. Dobie,
nnderbrushiog on non, 2, $29.05; W. F
Vanstone, 13 yards of gravel, $1.30;
Peter Mason, furnishing tile and putting
in outlet, sideline 80 and 31. non. 9, $7.
The Council then adjourned to meet
again on Wednesday, December 15th
next at 10 o'clock a. m.
ALEX. PORTERFIELD, Olerk.
Thin as a hail, are You?
Every day spending as molt energy
es you: make—it the balance gees a little
further, well, you get thinner. Oa the
danger line to -day, tomorrow may be
too late! Better nee Ferrozone, it builds
up—a little gain the first week, but the
gain keeps growiug. Next week, not
quite so thin. Keep right on, lots of fat
won't hurt at alt, Your blood is en-
riched, cheeks grow rosy, your heart
and nerves grow strong and you don't
tire so quickly. Joyous robust health, a
Mutely frame and a cheerful mind—all
these none with Ferrozone. You'll try
it, only 500, at all &stere.
Two young women, agents of Tolman,
Misuse Tenn) Davenay and Josephine
Lnmonrenx, were fined five liunrired
dollars eaoh at Montreal for praotising
usury.
Established 1874
FOR wi%oOPING coml. CROUP,
ASTHMA, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, SORE
THROAT, CATARRH, DIx wrienS A
Vaporized Cresolene stops the paroxysms of
Whooping Cough. Ever dreaded Croup can-
not exist where Cresolene is used. It cera
directly on nose and throat, making breathing
easy in the coac of colds, soothes the sore
throat end stops the cough. Itis it boon to
sufferers of Asthma.
Cresolene is a powerful ,ertoieide, acting both
as a curative and a preventive in contagious
diseases. Crtsolene's be t recommendation is
its thirty years of successful use.
Vor Sale by All 11raggists
Send Postal for De-
scriptive Booklet
Cresolene Antiseptic
Throat Tablets, simple
and soothing for the
irritated throat, 10c.
tceming, Miles Co.,
Limited, Agents, Mon'
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The Doctor's eras Qtesion
"How are your bowels?"*.Thus is gcnee.•asly the first quest
tion the doctor asks. He knows what a sluggish liver
means. He knows what a long list of distressing corn.
plaints result from constipation. He knows that headaches,
bilious attacks, indigestion, impure blood, and general
debility are often promptly relieved by a good liver pill.
We wish you would talk with your own doctor about
this subject. Ask him at the same time if he approves
of Ayer's Pills. Do as he says.
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GLOVES
Men, choose
your Winter G6ves
and Mitts out of this lot!
Having bought manufacturer's samples of Cloves aril
Mitts at a rate on the dollar, we have put them
on sale at wholesale prices and less, in
order to clear out quickly.
Style, quality and comfort for the least money here.
MEN'S MI PTS.—Men's Working Mittens, blaek with mule face,
warm lining, 50e quality for 40c
MEN'S SILK LINED GLOVES, ---Fine quality Mocha, all sizes,
nice for Christmas present, regular price $1.50, our cut
price
$1,00
Men's No. 1 quality Brown Mocha Gloves, seamless wool lining
regular value $2 00, sale $1.50
Men's English Kid Gloves with patent fastener on cuff,
wool lined, $2.00 quality, our price.. ,jersey
.. $1,50
Men's Napa Tan Gloves, a good driving glove, will stand the
wet, regular price $1,25 and $1.50, cut price... , .. , , , . $1.00
MEN'S FUR -LINED KID GLOVES.—In tan shade, all sizes,
regular value $2.50, on sale $1,75
Men's Fur -Lined Mocha Gloves, lined with best fur, good value
at $3.00, our price62.00
PRICES SO LOW that those who come t3 look will buy quickly
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