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Personal Notes
,0ANKI
THE Bankimports
43,000,000 In Ciold,
OYAL1!
. 13reatte Record, and. la due to
Great Activity in Inetittitioh's
Businefte,
Tbe Toronto Werid,"of Sept. 2301908,
nes the fellowing to say in reference
to the Royal Banks. -
PAYS t "The largest linportatien of geld on
record for a Canadian banking inetitu.
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9.LINT,g,14 fiRA.NOH
PEOIAL 'ATTENTION tion WAS that Made within the past
feW day's, by the Royal Bank. The
'
shipment was one of $1,500,000, and
as closely' -followed by another lin.
TO portation of 0590,000. Not long arm the
SAVINCS BANK
batik imPorted $1,000,000 in gold, so Ferguson, A Leints Ma ,
that the amount or the gellow metal Russel Kit% Sr 8 -Lloyd • FetrsQn,
IThbarn
Ontatott-Praner meeting will be
held on Tuesday evening neat at tile
lion:mot Mr George Itoithby, erinatielt
ed by the pastor.-
SOtfoor. ItneonT The following
shows the relative standing Of 17 b ri
No 0 Millet': and Wawanosh for
September, booed on teat -Panora, and
general prellciency.
• Sr Division
Sr 6 -Ralph Munro. jr Erma .
PhefferialarjorielDayle, Milton Plunk. -
Ott, Ray Nengele. Sr 4.- F Pheffer.
Allister Mann, Mary Itaithby, Ruth
Jackeon. Winnie Howson, Zella, DaYie.
Laura Jackson -Ernest. Jackson, May
Denstedt, Bell'Stalker. Jr 4 -Blab? oth:
. brought In this year y the Royal Jennie Stal 'er, Robt Phillips, sther
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through its New York agency repre. MoOlinehey, Earl , Ralthby, Fein
AO0OUNTS .•gents $3,13013,000. -Symington, La.verne Robineon. Jr 8-
- • Itobert Caldwell, inspector ot the °Gordon McOlinchle, Edna Robinson,
484 FARMER'S BUSINESS bank, when asked by The World whY Will Carter, Arthnr Lemp, .11 airy
The statement for August shovind a,
Sr 3 - Effie Steitz, Ada Stewart,
Jr Division .
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, such action was beine taken, replied Taman. Enrolled attendance 84. Ive-
• tbat the great activi y tbe bank's rage 30. A• T 'Johns, Teacher. ,
, xew. Advvrosesituts
Oiaying comfort, Hovey.... , , .. 1
_Auction Sale, ja Greene. .. ...... 1
Holmes' Lung Tonic, W Hobbies 1
$8 for a Raincoat, Newcombes.. .. . 4
13usiness Improvements, R Adams.. 4
•Grand Bouquet, Wesley Ladies' Aid 4
'Notice to Oreditore, Osier Wade-. , 4
:Stray golfer, Geo Mak-- ........ 4
House for Sale, ano Ransftird....,.. 4
Stook,Redueinglnale,Morrell. . . .. • . 5
Dependable Furs, Couch & Co... ...•
Furs, Poplestone
Antunin Hodgents Woo.. 8
• 'v. -4.—m,
Orossley and Hunterthe eyangel-lets
'who have been preaching • daily in
Qobalt, have expressed both from the
pulpit and to the press their astonish -
anent at the high standord of morals
they find in this mining town. The
•ce,operationj of the people in 'church
vial* ranks among the highest, they
',declare, and while they have. heard of
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the existence of "blind pigs" they have
net Seen half a dozen drunken men in
the two weeks they haye been here.
Sale Register ,
Auction'Sale at Lot 38,0on 6, Goder-
ich Tp, on Oct 23, 1008, of farms, and
farra stock and implements. The farms
are Lot 88, Oon 6 •, Lot 38, Con 5, con.
taining 80 acres each, and Lot 71, Bay -
• 'field Line. containing 13 acres of bush.
• All these properties are in Goderich
Township.
JOHN B. GREEN, T. GUNDRY,
Proprietor. Auctioneer..
2 -in, pd.
business made such a course necessary
large increase in the circulation a Ellen Phillipe, Lena Plunkett,. Jr 2 -
notes, bringing the total close to the vs: A.
,....glsie Maam.Bert Ferguson. Sr Pt 2-=•
limit prescribed by the Banking Act, Jno Stewart, Ethel Stalker,Archie
which, permits the issue of new bills Robinson, Olive Taman. E Ralthby.
only to the antount of the paid up cap. Jr Pt 2-..L Yunghlut, G Symington,
, ital,mbickin the case of the Royal. is Levaits_McKnight, ht, I 3"litwilie, 4:1
RuddY, • Vietor Yungblut. Sr
' $3,940,0013. Banks are subject to a fine
if they exceed the limit. Gold import- Pt 1-11
Beadle, M Tainan, ft Beadle, „..(3/Land.
ed to meet the situation is usually de -
Posited •with the Dominion Govern, Jr Pt 1 -Victor Lemp, Leslie Sholtz
R Naegle, Armstrong, E Shol,
tz, H
went, which issuee circulati13 on notes Naegle. No 1.-L Robinson, Audrey
Clinton Market Report..
oorreetea every. Thursday aftetehen
Wheat (neW) ...... 85 to 87
Oats 35 to 0 86
Barley ... .. 0 45 to 56
Peas 0 80 to 0 82
Eggs ..... 017 to 0 18 .
Batter .. -_- 17 ioJLLL
Hoge • 6 75 to 6 75
°Wakens, dry picked, lb 0 07 to 0 10
Ducks, per lb , 0 08 to 0 10
Geese " 0 08 to 0 10
to the bank. 'Banks which find them-
selves in this situation thru business
activity are also empowered to circu-
late the notes of other banks, which
have a larger margin between circula-
tion and paid-up capital,
Mr Caldwell said that one underlying
reason for the importation was, to en-
ablethe bank to meeet the all for the
movement of the crops. The total
amount of gold himertationby the
Canadian Banks this year was $10,000,-
000, the Royal's share of $3,000,000, be-
ing the largest in Canadian Banking
history. • • '
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Sight Made
Perfect.
rassort slam is deter..
titirted,, by a glories of
scientific tests. 4A
Wn render taws)" eye, •
perfect lar cIrntlflc.'1.114
111111y fitted dlasses.
6fr '41."F%
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Dttweost, HDawson, 0 Ladd, -Enrolled
attendance 82. Average 28.'
' • ' '
1 clothing mortis Crooks Rcrodih'iant,
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' Ordered —Sir
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Fall an
4CILJALITY'
00NVENTI0N- Every effort is being
put forth by the people of 'Auburn
and the Goderich District S. S. and E.
L. Executive to. make the cOraiiag
Convention it Album on Oct 13 and
14 a decided sweets. The Auburn
people have sent invitations to the 70
or 80 delegates from the various
Leagues and Sunday Schools, to come
and be entertained an their homes dur-
ing the convention: in addition to
this they have engagedthe temperance
ball and will place it together with
hat tea or coffee at the disposal of all
who may desire to bring lunch baskets
and come to the convention, that they
may attend all the sessions and spend
an enjoyable time socially during the.
meal hours. This is . a splendid idea
and will no doubt add greatly to the
social side of the convention, and be-
sides the splendid accoinoclatiod pro-
vided by the Aubitrn people, the -Ex-
ecutive have arranged for one of the
most excellent programs ever given at
a convention; having placed upon it
. some of the very best talent At teas
possible for thenx to Omura 'Then in
consideration the splendid aCeomodat-
jon, the high-class program, and the
Soulanspiring time anticipated, you
EMBS A real treat of your life, is you
fail to be there. Ask your pastors,
S S Superintendents. and E' L Presi-
dents to tell you all the 174.014T&M.. It
commences on , Tuesday Oct 13th • it
2 p m and closes on the night ot the
14thoften the addresses • of Revs D N
McCeninas,,EL Mary's; and A H Going
13 A., President of the :Londdn Con-
ference.
SErn0tre4r ILL -The friends of Miss
Georgina Rumball, of the 1:3th, Will re-
gret to learn that she is seriously ill
• with absecessies of the stomach.
Plareoln FOC'
West Huron Election
Sub-Diyieion, No. 1es-Temper-
ance Oonstance.
Polling Sub-DiYision 'Not --$0110°I,
Howie, No. 0,
I'oiIngSubDiv1Ion, No. ,-Separate
• Bebop' Houee.
Polling Sub -Division No 4.-FOrrestera3
londeuboro.
Polling Sub -Division NO, 5- iXulon.
School House No, 12.
Polling Sub -Division No, 0 -Township
Londesbero.
Polling Sub,Divitsien NO. - School
House No. 9. .
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- !Willett
Pilizae-teiper & MOOR have been
awarded first prize for the best family
of four colts sired by their heavy
draught horse, Royal lgveraratalso ist
2nd and 3rd for ane year olds. One of
their colts got first in the agricultural
class OS a yearling, At Blyth fall fair
yearlings sired by their horse took 1st
and 2nd.
SanooLitarona - The following is
the standing of the pupils of $ S No 9
Hullett for September; -Sr 4- Sebert
Henry, Murray Fingland. Sr 3 -Ella
Wagner, Fibra Fnglahd, Wellington
Good. Rosie Daer. Murray Scott. Sr.
2 -Will Good, Dora Moggidge, Jr 2-
Gladye Roberton, Will Wagner, Kate '
Wagner;Melbouene Cox, Parents are
urged to send their children regularly.
F 0 Hess teacher.
SorMOL Rant:tax-The following is
We liave.i
•In stock one 9
, est, as well as t
assorted stocks o
coats ever shown
Weha.ve these in a com-
• plete range of SIZEE;
PRICES a.nd COLORS
to choose from. ••„,,
Men's heavy .• nter, Over
-
wets. in GrayswOr Blacks,
gopd length and good linings
spetial
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Men's winter -weight Over-
coats in Grays •or -Black, an
extra, nice Oat, which we sell
at .... ... 41.0.00
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Better lines in dark shades
of Grey or Black, a TRADE
'WINNER • $12.00
•
We hive stuli beter lines at
$14.00, 15.00, 16.50, 18.00 and
20.00, which are all made in
Acted quality Ploth, With
first-class Trimgings.
• When requiring good value,
in winter Overcoate, call and
see our Stock, as' we will be
°• pleased to show yon anything
in this line you may require.
vercoats
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• We haver ItOltS' 0Vgir
, COATS in all Prices, both in
Reefer and Ulster Styles.
ish rooks
",!Borsalino" gat geadquarters.
uare IDeal For Every Mau " '
the repoet of S. • S. No. 8, Hullo% foe
the month of September. Report bas-
ed on weeklytests, attendance, and
general proficiency:- Sr. Division -Sr
4 -Edgar Gray, Norman Garrett, •Vio-
let Phillips, Kenneth McConnell, Bert
Brunsdon, Annie McConnell, Earl
Squire. . Jr,4-Laura Shobbrook. Stan-
ley Lyon, J D Risley, Sr 3 -Elva Man-
tling; Ephie Snell, Fred Crawford,
jamefi Crawford. Sr 8 -Herbert Craw-
ford, Ivy Robertson, Pearl Lee, Mabel
Grainger, Vanley Garrett, Ploy Cole,
John Snell, Enrolled attendance 22.
W. G. Beaton. .teacher. '
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Jr. Division -Sr 2 -Orval Phillips,
aennie Mains, Lillie 13runedon, Clarence
Crawford, L Johnston, Julia Grainger,
Bertha Little. Oliye Little Jr 2 -Mary
Itrety Crawford, Percy Man -
Mn., LYon. Della Braithwaite.
Fanif Sp.,E-Mrs.. John B. Green' is
offering his nom properties, lots 38,
con 6- and lot 38,', con 5, containing 80
acres each, and lot 71, Bayfield line,
containing 13 acres of bush. He is also
offering •his. farm .implements. The
Bale will take place allot 38, cop 0, on'
Friday', clot 23rd. On account . of his
ull health.Mr Green hoe decided to give
up farming, and will probably take up
residence in one of the neighboring,
towns. Ills - many warm friends hope
the change may benefit bibs.
SOROOL REPORT -The t011OVVieg is
the report of S. S. No. 10, Goderich
Tp., for the month of Sept. Exitras in
Spelling, Arithmetic, and Geography..
Vaal 250, Sr IV -N; Miller 142, E.
• Stewart 109, B. Mose 107. Sr III -11,
Miller 147. V. Rathwell 61. Jr I1I-r.
EnthWell 157, M. Thompson 115, H. El-
wood 50, E. Mose 29. Sr II -E• Swit-
zer 162, L. Sterling 150, A. McGregor
1443, W. Elwood 31, C. Hanley 25, Jr
-11-E. Miller 140, F. Whitmore 71, M.
Thompson 68, L. Elliott 42. Part II -
Lillie Hutchings, Freddie Hanly. • Jr I
-Eddie Hutchings, Brown -Stewart,
Raymond Whitmore. Attendance for
month 86.. E X Hansulcl, teacher. ,
the date tor the general
dettleus, ulth uomtuatious
a week earlier. on Oft, 19.
sussonwriosli.1=1,09101!
Xf those hafins relativell or tread
visiting in town or vine ewer
wafts tte of the tatit ettCA week, we
wooKenruemee it in the Now ER*,
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. Mies. Strachan, of llevr.York, 10
iting ber old. friends here.
Mowat OhoWen is visiting for a feW
dart with. his friends in town.
Mr 0 Henry lett on Monday for Tor-
onto to resume his studies at the Uni-
versity.
'Mr, and Mre. Hooper returned to
town this week, after visiting Olin.
Ifooaer and wife at •Hensall.
Mrs Ford, sister of Rev. Wra.Weale,
Mrs. Barley, and Mrs. T. S. Ford, of
Mitchell, spent 'Wednesday at the
home of Mrs E G Courage •
Mrs John Miller, Indian 11ea,d, Seek,
armerty.Miss 0. .Newcombe. daughter
of Rev Newcombe, is visiting her lath-
er and other relatives and friends here
The friends of Mr. and Mrs, L. Ken-
nedy, of Wingham, formerly of Olin -
ton, will regret to learn that their two
children are laid up with typhoid few
or,
Miss Madeline Shaw,the little daugh-
ter of Dr. Shaw, .returned last week
from a few days visit at Toronto, It
was her first experience away from
home and she enjoyed it immensely.
Mr. and Mts. Silas 0. Andrews, (nee
Miss Mabel Sheppard,)left Monday for
their future home at Wetaskiwin. A
number of their Wends were at t the
depot to bid them farewell, an evidence
of their extensiVe friendship:
Mr T Jackson returned Tuesday
evening from his western trip, in the
interest of the Lion Brand Clothing.
He found business on the upward
tendency, and, judging from his
i
success n making sales, the above
brand is popular with the bays
wherever he went. -
Mr John Mama, well known to Olin-
tenians, who is now at Toronto, hoe
,just returned from Denver, 001.,where
he attended the annual session Sover-
eign Grand Lodge I. O. 0. F. From
there, in company with other Toronto
delegates, he spent a couple of weeks
travelling through Oolorad.ci, returning
via Kansas City, after having spent
the most'enjoyable outing of his life. ••
Rabile &hoe' Report
Tbe folllowing is the report for the
Month of, September. Therm Wloose
natnee appear regularly in tine list are
taking entrance standing: -
Division 1 •
M. Agnew-. • 83 G. Draper... ... . .71
33. ROSS 83 C.
E. Farquhar... ;81 Govier........71
G, Walker 80 lla, Judd
R. Fleming79 E. Pe ttison .... • .70
5. Morris, .....79 L Greig.. 401,..P*0
60
D. Barr 78 P. junor.
E• Bradehaw78 S. Scott
F. W, Webb,' 4.1••••••
L. McDonald... .77 E Graham..68
H. Cantelon ....76 V. Hearn68
F. Oase.........74 W. Walker 68
J. Hall. .......74 R. Rice 07
EL Cousin, ...73 S. Agnew,
L. Ford. 7313. Dunford66
B. Hill..,. 73 E. Nickel,......65
3. Dayment, /72 Ford.....4 ft • .63
M. Easona • ... .,72 W. Routledge....62
0. Paisley 72 E. O'Neil,
M. Chowen .71
Division 2 .
Senior. -George McTaggart, Elmer
Beacom, Marion Gunn, Frank Brown,
Clifford Harland.May Colelough, Russ
sell Moore, Meade Hall.
Junior, -Olive Cole, Milton Cook,
Lena Holmes, Leona Elliot, Harold
Kilty, Harvey Harland, Bernice Gla-
zier, Laverne Cook. Lizzie McPhers-
on, teacher. '
Diyision 3
Seniot, -FlOrence Cousins, Irene
Gould, Alma Judd, Wilfrid Dickinson,
Lloirveett;oBoarre,ge, Gladys_ Cook, Cele,
m . Bea -
co, Harvey Walker, Elsie Ribbed,
Olive
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Junior. -Anthony' Yesbec, Frank
Rice. Viola Cook. Charlie Thompson,
Annie Yesbee, Violet . Argent, ROY
Chowen, Norman Holtzliauer. Janet
Wilson, teacher, -
The 2oth Century
,SJLVER ROSE
SOAP
A new and unsurpassed article
for cleaning and polisbing elatear
'
ware Brass, Gold and Silvers
wares °Maar, Tin and Enameled
or Grained woodwork.
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It does not scratcn
It cleans *wily
It &one rapidly , •
V.Tfie it on your Jewellery
obtainable in Clinton onlymt our
store,
Ladies ask for a sample.
VV. A. McConneI
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o.P.B. -Telegraph Agency
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Division 4 *4 ,
" Senior -Harry Shaw; Emily Cutler,
Austin arediger• Margaret McTaggart,
Albert' Shier, Willie Cook; Charlie
Ilersely, Aleaa Seeley.
Junior -Willie Gould, Jessie Wat:
kins,, &de Cousins, Arthur Grundy,
Jack Howson, Fred Latvrence. Clara
Ohnlley, teacher. • •
. • .•. Division 5
• Senior -Frank „PfinnYbaker; Faster
•Holmes
LUNG TONIC
Contains ingredients,
which Stop the.cough, re-
moves the phlegm, and t
heals Lthe irritated mem- S.
brane without causing the ,
usual digestion disturb-
ance. It's the -best Koff
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.Kure made. •
. .15c per Bottle ' $
CORN Irene Cole. Milton -Streets, Har- •
,riet Cantelon, Mervin Elliott, Lloyd
,Olive „Lyon, Wilmer Scott; Everett 1.
Tue Winnipeg Free Press of a. recent Rice, Clinton' Cook, 'Wilfrid Crich,
, date,speaks of the formation of a large
Hill, Dora Riley. Sr Part' 2 -Janet Bernie Hall.
Jlaunking. Bessie Crawford, Norman company there to manufacture Water .
Manning, Harry Riley, Minnie Oraw• meters, and scanning to one of the Junior -Nora Kennedy, Willie Do -
ford, Kathleen McConnell, Mary Jam- members of the new company, it has hertyt Sissy Baines, Gifford Beaton,
ieson. Jr.. Part 2 -Nettie Woodman, this to say, concerninga well-known Jimmie MeOrearY, Willie Blacker,Eva,
Julio Brown, Viva Cole, Maud Shob- Olintortian;son of Mr John Irving :- Carter, Elsie Barge, Bessie O'Neil,May
brook, Hate, Brown.
Pt 1 -Kirk Lyon, “Mr George linting-is well and favor- Routledge, Gertie Glazier. Lucy Ste -
Mildred Gray, George J ohnston,Myrtle • ably known in Winnipeg, having visit. yens, teacher. -
Grainger, Johnston • Crawford, M
aY ed Use city first in 1899, when he smut'. , • Division 6 '
Snell George Addison; Murl Riley, 'ed his first order for Ntional meters • • '
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from the city. Since that time he has Senior --Erskine Evans. Leona Nedi-
been in the Canadianwest and Ontario
several times .each year. When the
new company gets down to business
Mr Irving will come to Winnipeg to,
reside. • •
ingto over $300. The ny.J.inw now ,
as the Walton Drain By Law' which , „ Lendesboro .
was passed by the. Township Council Miss Dixon was the gest.. of
Mrs O.
Late -1 Oon-13-and ew„,Ate ee •
14 Hullett, was rooked into and the Mr and Mrs J Snyder returned home.
treasurer ordered to keep over to the Friday from week's visit with eels -
treasurer Of Grey the sums asf3essed tivee R,avensWood; borest. -
.againstthe lands and Roads in •Hullett Onuncia-Rev H E Curry will con
as soon as maybe. after the taxes are duct onniveary Services on Lambeth
collected. Complaint was made some. Circuit next Sabbath and the
time ago by E Rands and others re-,. Methodist pulpit Will be Supplied
spectieg the condition of that part of in the morning by Rev Evangelist
the L Improvement drainage system Egerton and in the evening by Rev Mr
along Con 4k5 and asking the Council Leckie the Presbyterian Ammeter at
to have the said ditch repaired peten-
ant to the award. The Reeve • and
001.112611°r Churchill will therefore
attend at the Bridge on 8 R 1546 on
Monday the 121h • at •3 p for the
purpose of letting the cleaning out of
about rallee of the Said ditch, if that
much be :necessary. H Lyon and
several Others were asking the council
to repair and clean out a ditch made
years ago under an old • agreement
ailing Con 12x13 which Matter was
left to Councillor Barr to attend to.
The-Hullett tax Roll is now ready for
the Collector wh6 commence his
rounds in two Weeks. Council wilt
Meet again on Saturday Nov 7tle at'2
P. m. James Carel:013e% 'Olerk.
Alfred Hunking,WillieManning,Stew-
art Little, Enrolled attendance 41. • 0
E Huston, teacher, • •
Ootocar.,-.-- The .Hullett Council met.
in the Township Hall on Monday,
atnined and passed 'accounts' amount -
of Grey,in July 1908 and winch affects A It `k
• • .
ger, Charlotte Sheeley, Kathleen Dow-
zeri Lois Holmes, Jennie Bains, I3uel
Higgins Margaret Kerr Leota Harland
Junior -Alice Picket, Mary Chidley,
Mabel Marshall, Bessie Chowen, Nellie
Kemp, Claude Higgins; Hattie Greig.
Hattie Omirtice, teacher.
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,• Division 7 •
• N0TES-MI.8s Jobns, teacher of No. 9
school, has sent in her resignation to
take effect at the end of this. terra. Mr
Charlie Middleton, Bayfield Line, had,
the misfortune to lose his Pedigree
Durham bull by some unknown cause.
.Wbile'driving_oxer_ Ihn.railwaar-traelL
at Oliriton, Mr. Walter Emmerson's
horse became unmanageable as the re -
suit of one of the holdbacks ameaking;
Walter was thrown out of the rig,and
when found was unconscious. . The re-
opening services in Cole's Church on
Sept. 27, were in every respect a deoid-
lad success ; large congregations greet-
ed Rev Mr Curio afternoon and even-
ing. The following Monday evening
tea twits served to a full house, after
which an elaborate program was rein-
deren,the proceeds amounting to near-
ly $70.
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NOTES -Mrs a Hart has returned to
her home in Alberta. Mrs Foster of
Victoria, B. 0., visited last week at
' the home of her brother John Reed.
Roderick MeLoud formerly of our
village, who resides hear Walton is at
present very 111, in hopes, we join for
bis recovery. Mr WM MeKenzie has
lost a good working horse. Mr Wm
Itattenbury, Misses mama and Emma
McIntosh attended the funeral of Wm
Rattenbury in Clinton, on Thursday
last. Wm McQueen left last week for
Ttronto University; le intends to
study for the Presbyterian University.
Rev Jas Foote and bride of N Brine,
are visiting at the home of Mr John
Foote. Jas Swan who bas been ill for
the past week, is slowly recovering.
. Stanley
Novo -Miss Lizzie McGregor and
Miss Lily McCowan attended theIllyth
and Brussels fairs last week, Mr As
Bryant and son Archie were visiting
et the home of Mrs. Janies McCowan
this week. Mrs. E.. Stelck, wile end
child, of Hills Green, visited at the
home of Mist P. Campbell durina the
first of the week, Mr J Moffat missed
e-or-hie-steere-last-weekr-and-on.
searching the pasture found him lying
dead ; he was not obits to find the
cause of his death.
, Porter* SW
NOTES-Oliff Lobb of the Molder d
Con., is visiting at 30110, Cox's*. Mfr.
W rt Smith and tWo children of
Cattle's Crossing is spending a few
clays With her enter Mr: 0 VIT Potter,
MrS JOIht Cox who bag been quite siek
for the lad week, is better again. The
Sunday echool at Bethel intend having
their rally day service on Sunday after-
noon next Oct. llth, at half pest two;
Mt A $ 0ourtiee will be there and ad-
dress the tsehool; all are cordially
welcome. ••,„
--Smoot RaettisT- The following is '
the September monthly report of 5 S
No 14,Staisley. Names are in order of
merit: -Sen. 5th -Rena Molleatb, G L
Stephenson, M M Fisher. atm 5th -
j W Kehl, J 11 Jones. Sen 4th- Oda
McBeath, Sarah Rathwell, • A. Petrie.
Jun 41.h -Lola Bothwell, A H Jones:
Sr 3rd-n1i 0 Kehl, 114 Fisher, W M,
McBeath, Jun 3rd - AnnarHood, Ida
Rathwell, ,W 0 McBeiitli, Sr 2m1. -L
13 Wasman, A McMurtrie, j N Hood.
Jr Anna Fisher, Jessie Collins,
Second Part-GracieRoss. Firet Part
-W 0 Johnston, W R Coerler, E
Makins. The lest spellers, in the
monthly spelling matches were: -Sen‘
5 -Murray blithe .r autt5 -John Kehl.
Sen 4 -Arnold .Petrie, Jun 4 -Lola
Rath -Wed. Sr 3- Walter Mcileath.
Jun 3rd-tdallathwell,2nd-LaWrerice
Wasin an .
• TuelteramIth
' -.....Ma.rjory_Barge,AleaAgpneae.._
Gould, FannyHellyari ViTilfrid Seeley,
Cecil Peckett..
Junior -Mary Rathwell, Lira, Liver-
more, Ruth McMath,Harry Lawrence,
Merritt Nediger, Edna West, Willie
Marshall, Murray McNeil. Wiltse,
teacher. .
• Division 8
Senior -Eva Jacobs, Georgie Wag
Londedboro. -
ner, Eulilie Hill Marion Andrews;Itob-
NoTas-A
. rousing political meeting bus Shrink, Agnes aI er, ,eorent
was held here on Monday nignt in be- Shipley, Willie Ireland.
Lorne Perdue; Lorne • West, earl
half of R Holmes the Libera,i candidate.
the ,Conservative side was not • repre-
sesented,Thos McMillan and R Holmes
ave splendid addresses: Miss Minnie'
you lia.s returned from the es
Lear of the 3.3t con., bad the misfor-
tune to fall out of a apple tree one day
last week. A car of apples was loaded
here this. week. The evaporator is
running at present but apples are not
coming in fast. enough. The corn
cutting has been hard work around
here; several machines have been
broken. Wm Lyon has resumed'
work at the station this week.
0011.00L. REPORT --The following is
the report for S. S. No, 4, Tuckersittith
for the month of September. Names
are in order of meritt-IV-Ilattie
Turner, Oscar Ball, Sadie Walters, Os.
car Switzer. Harold Tnrter, Frank 0'.
Brien, Will Walters. TU. -Penile&
St -11, *Wellington Crich, Nelson Crich,
Herman Crich, Xelville Waiters. • II --
Alum Gibson, Grace Walters, Ida Ball,
Mary Tuttier, Myrtle °rich, Russell
Orich, Viola Wise Myrtle Rogersort,
ItIttri Riley. Part'it--Dalbert Riley,
Gibsort. Part 1 Earl Orich,Elva,
-Nott, Wilbur Nott, S Grant, teacher.
• Junior -Muriel KaufmaisEthel Was -
man, Hattie Livermore, Earl Johns-
tone; Georgie Walker Phemie Cree,
Alice Fluker Harold' Bailey C. A.
, .
TaYlor• teacher. •
very much itn roved in health. Ed.
,
NOTES --.MISS Maggie Badour will
spend a month's holidays at Court.
right. Mrs Mulholland arrived home
from Chicago Monday evening. Mrs
Draper returned to her home in
Aylmer Wednesday. Mks Tebbutt,sr
is still very low, ,With no imprevement
Miss Georgina 'Rutaball is still serious-
ly ill. II& and Mrs Mulholland attend-
ncl-a-*edding-in-J-Mitchellnn-Wednes-
day. Miss Sophia Sterling is visiting
her sister Mrs J Jervis this week. •
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES -The anni-
versary services of the Methodist
church will be held Sunday Oct. 18th.
Rev W G Howson, Wingnata, will
preach morning and evening; Rey W
J aolliffe of Clinton, will address the
Sabbath School in the afternoon The
church , choir is preparing special
music for the occasion. Collections
will be taken at all services in aid
of the Trust fund Of the church. Mon-
day evening foliowing, a grand tea
meeting and entertainment will be
held to in addressed by Revs W. E.,
Kerr, of,Clinton, and W L Hiles of
Bayfield, and Rev 3 Greene of Clinton
mnsicby the choir assisted by Mr Geo'
Pearson, of Clinton. •
Goderleh. ••
Wax, Taxa Vown -The town council
bas acted on the petition recently nee-
sented to it asking for the subnussion
of a by-aavr to abolish the water and
light commission in Goderich, and has
decided to have a vote on the question,
Mrs Wm ()oats, Sr., is seriously ill
at Creston, Ohio, with pneumonia.....
Messrs Walker & Ross sold a beautiful
Doherty Piano total to Mr; Malcolm.
McTaggart.
•The, Crop Estiniates are
Upward Bountl, .
E L Pease general manager of,
Royal Bank, says yield may
- Reach 120,000,000Besh, '
Montreal, Sept. 22nd. -E. L. Pease,
general manager of tne Royal Bank,
hasjust returned from an extended
tour through the west, and speaks op.
timistically of the situation.
The wheat yield, said Mr. Pease, is
turning out to be even larger than es-
timated.and the general opinion in
Winnipeg is that the eve will run
from 115,000,000 to 120,000,000 bushels.
In some,pletes the yield per acre is as-
W. 5,- pi -news t,
, Phm B • p.
illangleeturing flemZst•
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• '.; Rouse: •to .Rent '
• The undersigned offers to rent the twa
story house on ViatorieSt.,belsw the track;
the house is in very good repair ; there is •
good half and soft water also good •wood
Axed; Apply to TWITCHELL & SONS,
.' • , •
ThEviiig
• .. . Gornfort
•Hnrazor troulges possible when you
use a Carbo Magnetic. requires no Hon.
ing, no grinding, always ready for use.
'We iiersonelly guarantee it to give
satisfaction or money refunded.
Weialao have other razora including
the Mab. Bokeris, Eiteven's,,Elliott's and,
• the the Gillette Safety.
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Razor strops 20o to $1..25
Shaving Brushes 10c to 5140
Williarns.Colgates and Vinolio. ahaving
Soaps. Talcum Powders, Bay Rum:
Styptic Pencils, Colognes, etc.
• Ea Hove
Dispensing Chemist. .
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FALL TERM
sommisimmoom
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BOgillS on Sept. it. Our old -established aiid
reliable school offers the best faeilities for
.seourieg a sound business and shorthand
training. write fox catalogue; Pays to
.? investigate. • •'
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tonishingly„ Jarge,__1034.-18 Axe.00111g..
earlier expectations..
The weather haft been perfect, and
the noovement of wheat to market is
unprecedented. The average daily
Movement is over 500 cars and in one
day no less than 630 cars passed thru
Winnipeg. '
There are, however, no indications
as yet of an active business revival,but
this cannot long,be delayed, in view of
the large amount of money the crops
will produce. •
British Coltunbia does not appear to
have suffered to any ; serious extent
from the depression. Vancouver is
growing rapidly, with a population
now estimated at 100,000 and with
building operations on a large Scale.
The lumber industry is somewhat
depressed owing to large • stocks cn
hand, but the mills are how actively
at Work and stocks are not accumulat-
ing.
The Royal Bank engaged $1,500;000
gold yesterday, and there was another
engagement of $500,000, bringing the
total up tco$2,000,000, •
bArl IVI'GILVICCDDY AIMESTHD ZOO
Thom- 13 C Biltwards, proprietor of
the Rye Opener, Calgary, Wednesday
laid informatirm against Dan McGilli-
cuddy; of the Calvary Inetes,charging
criminal libel. McGillicuddy was et-
reetea Mild afternoon and later releaffed
in 0,003 bail. The action arises out
of MI article which appeared on the
front page of The News yesterday,
wbieb. Mr Edwards charges reflects
on hit personality atia on his morals:
The Retitle m question charges that
Mr Edwards is "unfit for hunum
society" and is couched, in such terms
as are unmistakable as to what is
mearit. andlor whom it is intended.
Mr McGillicuddy who was ad former
resident of Goderieh, has still u any
warm blonde here,
Uslime1cu uS1RCSS coIkge
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