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When you pay $2.50 and tom •
a failiot Stock Foods you are 1:
being robbed, we say it boldly,
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Slabs
For Sale
WE HAVE FOR , SALE A .
QUANTITY OF HEMLOCK
SLABS, CUT 16 INCHES LONG
SUITABLE FOR RANGES.•
J. lihmilitcou
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ORDER YOUR YEAR'S SUP-
PLY NOW. THE BEST IN
THE MARKET, $7 PER TON,
BUT IF ORDERED AND PAID
FOR BEFORE MAY 31st, A DIS-
COUNT OF 40 CENTS A TON
WILL BE ALLOWED.
Orders left at Davis & Rowland'e
will be promptly attended to.
W. J Stevenson
Cream Separators
No article on the Zarin pays the
farmer better than a Cream Sep-
arator. When buying, buy the best
that is the DeLaval. I am agent
for it in thee district
•The cyclone Fencing
The Cyclone kire Fencing has
the two great requisites -it looks
well and lasts a long time. Be-
fore placing your order let me show
you this fenceand quote you
prices. •
JAS: APPUElly. Clinton
DR. OVENS, SURGEON, OCULIST,
Specialist, will be at Holmes' Drug
Store, Clinton, on Friday, 'Nov.
29. "Glasses properly ttted. Die:W-
es of the eye, ear, nose and throat
treated.
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Real Estate for Sale
FARMS FOR SALE -ONE AND A.
quarter miles from churele post -
office, school and the village of
Auburn.. eSeitable for grai,\.. or
grass. Lot k on the 2nd con. West
Wawanosh consistin,g of •100 acres
of land, 15 acres under bush and
the balance nearly all geese. A
brick house, a bank barn, 52x60, a
driving house z4x36 with a cement
pig house underneath, are on said
premises. Also lot 28, East
Wawanosh, 2nd con., directly oppos-
ite said lot 27, containing 100 acres
of land, 15 acres of which are besh.
On this lot there is a bank bare
40x60. There are 4 acres of good
bearing orchard on the two farms.
Both lots are well fenced and un-
derdrained. A never failing spring
runs across both farms. Possession
can be given at once. Terms easy.
The proprietor is now past the age
to farm. -Apply to Thomas Nich-
olson, Auburn P. 0. Prompt reply
will be given to all communica-
tions. Oct. 07°
FARM FOR SALE. -THE UNDER-
' signed. offers for sale part of let
40 on the Bayfield Road, 1 mile
south o/ Clinton, consisting of 20
acres. Good frame house with st-
one cellar, barn 36x70 with cement
basement. Easy terms. - J. A.
Smith. 40
FARM FOR SALE. LOT 24, CON.
2, Stanley, containing 160 aeres,"10
acres of bush, the remainder is well
fenced, underdrained and ina good
state of cultivation. I acre Of ota
chard and small fruit. On hepre
tnisee Is a two story brick house
with slate roof, a first-class farm
house, a barn, siZe,
re,80 with stone stabling, a cement
silo 14:30, good driving house, pig
yen and ben house, TWo Meer -fail-
ing wells. This farm hi situated 8
miler; from Dritcetleld, 6 froth
ton and on m od greVel. toad. Ap.
on fit° pretrlised ite Wrote
-4ftert Nett, Clindten P.
Colborne Township
Anniversary services Will he held at
the Ebenezer eppointment -of Nile
circuit, Dee. 15th. There will be two
services in the afternoon at 3 oclock
and" hi the evening at 7, o'clock. The
following Monday evening a supper
will be given by the ladies of the
congregation. This will be followed by
a sacred Concert, the program to con-,
sist of addresses, readings, vocal and
instrumental music, Every effort is
being made to make these services a
success and the very, best, accomodat.
'ion, will be provided •for visitors.
NOW IS THE TLIVIE.-TO PLA.CE
your order for Fencing before the
advaece in price. Use the .Coll
Spring 'Wire made by the Canadian
Fence Co. of which I am agent in
this district. I am also agent for
the celebrated Heintzrnan Piano. -
F. W. Evans, Box 155 Clinton P.O.
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Furuishings
For Christmas
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We. are showing a
splendid variety of late
'novelties in men's Neck -
Mufflers, Suspen-
ders, Etc., that would
make ".a very desirable
Christrnaspresent. Direct
connection with ths lead •
ing manufacturers give
us quick advantages in
regard to style, and as
soon as neW things are
put on the -market they
soon:and their way .to
this store, for that reason
we. ask you to choose
_your Ohristrbas -Furnish.-
ings here, especially -1f
you w,a0t something out
of the ordinary.
Men's Neckwear 25c
Men's Nedkwear in
fancy boxes 50c
and 75c
Men's_Stispenilers in-
fancy boxes 50c
and 75c
rlufflers--ali kinds,
25c, 50c, 75c, $1
and $1.25.
Special prices on all
lines of Clothing,
including Over-
coats.
mciasamas
Jacobs
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' Are you ready 'for Christmas. JUSt
about three vveeks left in. which eo
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purchase. ' • • •
You will And our stock of NEW
FRUITS and CHRISTMAS GRO-
CERIES • "FIRST IN QUA.L'ITY,'"
Our stock of Chipa, and Dinner Sets
may not be the . largest oil the mar-
ket hut • we claim • it to he the prett-
iest and best in the county .for the
money.
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December 12th, 1907
.fOr ,N.eTReccrd Readers
Goderieh.
.Captain , Frank Johnston, returned
to his home M Goderiolt this week,
having laid up his steamer, the "N.
S. Parent," at Buffalo. Capt. John -
sten, and his wife (nee] Mise Winifred
Sturdy) win, epend the seasan at the
residence of the Captain's, parents,
Mr and Mrs, W. E. Johnston.
Captain Macpiarreid and son Ken
neth, have returned, from their seas-
on's work on the dredge "Cliallengee
at Little Current. •
Mr. Wellington Edward will spend
the Christmas Facatien with his par-
ents here at their 'residende "Aids -
worth Place."
We have to thank some eind friend
for mailing Us a copy of the. Weekly
edition of the Louisville 'Courier -Jour-
nal of November 27th. We presume the
person knew that we belonged to the
Woman's Institute, for there are some
fine receipts, which were' published for
the -American Thanksgiving Day, but
as Christmas is comang in haste, we
will give our readers two ef them
one tor puff paste, the other ;or ,n-tiaceF
meat, Puff Paste,: Use the white of
one egg, one lb. of butter, reld' one
lb. of flour. Wash the salt out of the
butter. Use pastry flour, if v ou can
secure it. Chip a little' of he butter
into the flour, add the white of an
egg, and a little ie water, and mix
lightly into a (lough. Roll this out
very thin, spreadover it 'a layer of
puttee, fold. over and reit egain. Re-
peat this process until all he butter
is used. Fold up 'and place cn iceun-
til the next day. This will iesuri the
flakiest of' puff toas•te. Now for the
Minoemeat recipe : Try. this ,aincemeat
recipe ; it is enough for 12 %mid sleet
pies, and welekeep. Cook:one and ene-
half pounds Of _beef, which should make
two quarts when, chopped, four quarts
ehopped apples, ne pint prepared cur-
rants, one ,quart. stoned raisins, one
cup chopp_ectsitrofour-cupg------brcrwt
Tiwo cups New Orleans Molas-
ses, one, cup chopped suet, ae grated
nutmeg, .one 'table spoon - eglt, two
tablespoons cinnamon, one-helf . table-
spoon cloves; four pups. eider, or
three cups of cider that has 'e'en bell-
ed' down. Pack 4ntoan earthen ves-
sel and keep in a dry place.
Here is a nic'e recipeclipped from e
Toronto daily, for making :the :Christ-
mas. Cake : One-half potted butter, one
half pound •,brown sugar, eve eggs;
onelialf cup (large) molaises, • four
tablespoenfuls orandy,, Or your Milk,
cine pound currants., one pound raisins;
.ounces citron; iernewlid._ orange
-peek- mixed, one-quarter ;toiled dates,
one-quarter pound walnuts, :pinch, el
eoda, (about as nincle as can he held
on a ten cent piene),. e cup. • t flour
(pr thereabouts.) • . •
Mei. Clara. Gatzke, fornierly of God-
, . .
erich, has , a good •ecesitien iu a grain
warehouse hi Buffalo. Miss Gatzke is
a neice of Mrs. „Albert J. Cox. • :
IVIejor and -Mrs. Beck left for their
home at Toronte on Wednesday last,
' The funeral of the late' Ann Sturdy
beloved, 'wife- Of 1)4. "John koreignam,
teek piece ercirn herelate resie
donee, December
.Rev. James Aedeeson condueted •the
funeral .service; by reading the first
verse of a •hynne Mrs. ICernighen love
ed. so' much to sing, Jesus JeoVer of
My Soul," 'all present sineing the
liymnithrough.• Rev. Dr. McLean •gave
the benediction -after Offering up A
beautiful prayer. Rev. Mr. Harnilton
was also 'present. The floral tributes
•were beautiful. kineng, themwae a
lovely wreath frorn, the (7 oderich
branch of the W. II. Woman's testae
ute ; sheer from. :the Feel:toed Sunday
school, on which was a )arge bunch
et- white -cheysaritiennens,efied With
gauee ribbon,. male large wreath ftoin
thefamily of wbite roses, e,arnations,
lilies of the valley, and ferns. besides
benches of flowers fromMeads •ef the
family. The pallbearers: were, Messrs.
°maid .Sturdy, 'town; George and
John Sturdy, Ooderioh township, Geo-
rge. Sturdy, Aubute, all relatives of
the 'deceased •lady, • James % aidlaw,
Blyth, and William Cox, town.. The
funeral took place to. the familypier
in. Colborne .cemetery, Revs. ndergon
and Hamilton' eafficiating thereat. The
Juneral: cortege was very large. The
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at Ann Sturdy: wee born 'in• (Oderich
townehip, on •Coverriber iOth, 183a,
.and was the eldest daughterof the
late Mr, and Mrs. Hueir Sturdy. She
was. one of a family, 0. nine, six sone
and 'three daughters, Mee. W. E. John-
ston of town, being the only. survivor.
The sonsliving are 'Jobe ot Auburn,
Rebut cif Dungannon) Thomas a
member of the Mounted Police, at
Re'velsteke; R. C.; and Samuel on the
'old homeeteed. end Mrs. Trernigh-
an Were married et Old St. t'eorge's
church, Goderich, ' , by the ' late
Archdeacon Elwood oneNovemeer lst,
1855, and were blessed with over a
haleeentuey of blissful, happy life,.
nearly all trf ehich was spent at
'Sunnyside? Tarn), Colborne, the
present home of their son, AIr. J.
Norman Kernighan. By their, mar-
riage four children were born, three
daughters and one son, Ellen, (now
deeea,sed) who martin,' Dr. Armstrong
now of Mitchell ; eraggie, wife -of
Major-Deek, Toronto ; and Mrs. II, L.
:Montgomery, Moose Mountain, Seek
whose husband is the younge“ son of
Captain Montgomery of town.... The
late Mrs, Eernighatt wag- a very val-
uable member bret4 tris'. Instit-
ute here, always. thee and attesting
her friends' With her qu. int original
sayinea ; her Mete abounding with
hoepitality, and elthengh she had been
indisposed the pest year, efie always
managed to attend the W. Teemed-
ings, and was very eldom absent
hone church, or meatinge the Xiad-
ie' Aid of Knox
'ii&i she
was a faithful and devoted Mettilier,
and will he sieeerely mourned by a
great number Of telatives, 'den& and
aCqUaintencee in town and country
Goderieh Hay Township
East Wawanosh
M.ss
Daisy Fisher, who accompanied, The report of the Medical health ot-
her sister, Mrs. Fisch, to her home 111 Acer as reported to the hoard of
Slirmingliame Ala., is now a student health, is as follows. "I take pleasure
the Grand TJniversity, a Ladles' in submitting ' to you myAnnual re -
College of Athens, Tenn,
pore as Medicalellealth officer for the
The Y. M. C, A. Club in good township of. Hay for the year ending
working order aow'and meet every December 2nd, 1,901,
Monday evening tn the Public library
Wilding. The Mimes are : ,„ • I may congratulate the people onethe
President, Dr.Hayden ; geod health they have enjoyed during
Vine, Gordon E. Wightmen ; • this year. Tne township ha e been re-
Seeretaey, Charles Lewitt ; ! rnarkable free from contagious diseas-
Treasurer, Sidney Belcher. es. • There being no ewe of diphtheria
Dr. James L: Turnbell and 'family m
scarlet fever, tamale; or whooping
have left Caoderich for Vancanver, but eough, and only two or three mild
will spend Christmas at "Burnside" eases c4 tYPlicid
Farm, Newton. During ' the early part 'of the year
Mr. Robeson, butcher, now occupies considerable disturbance was caused
the house one door south of Mr. OIL- by the outbreak of smallpox in the
ver Pennington. • South Western part of the township.
Mrs, Doty, we are sorry lei state, As soon as the disease was reeogeigee•
still continues very ell at the liespital. _prompt and energetic rniis were
_Mis E.- A. Skimmings; the writet taken to stop the spread of the dis-
ef these -columns, would feel very ease. The houses, wherein the dis-
grateful to the .,,parties who found her ease existed, sere placarded, • strict
postoffice key, and a new black worst- quarantine enforced and persons ex-
cel glove. Eithercan be left at the posed to the disease vaccinated, and
pristoffice. The key had a little red after complete recovery the eouse'aisi
ribbon attached to it, contents were ;leaned and thoroughly
The provisional school for the in- disinfected. By 'tine means the disease
steection of ; unqualifiext.officers will was- completely stamped out, • about.
•open here on the 7th of January 'next. ten cases eccaired, almost- all were •• of
The Public Library was opened on a mild type except one who developed
the 6th inst. with Mr. Dan. Naftel,1 serious eye symptoms but ly good
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secretary of the trusbee board as care fair results •are expected.
librarian until a taew one is appointed.1
The sanitary inspectors. made their
We are sorry to learn of the serious •
arinuel visits to schools of..the town
illness of Mies Lee se Miller in the ship And °house to house visite of the
general hospital. ,.at Winnipeg. Latest
Villages of .Zuriele Dishwood, and
advices say that ' alter an piPeration
Drysdale and 'reported everything in a
for appendicitis rdiss• Miller is. hie
satisfactory coeditor'. These aisits to
to 'be
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prlovhienghousen the Villages appe
engagement ot our fernier tireg-; s iar
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tench a Matter ‘.1 term, many people
"gist, Mr. J. E. Da.vis, ear ef Erosion
not knowing that their precifises had
is .announced to Miss. Mergiterith
been visited; bY ho iespecter, I would
. Johnstone of *Termite. .
advine that not only should the beck
Mrs. Tupper of 'Toronto "lg spendine
ee_yaere_le__and_chosets -bee-examined—Vet
. a few weeks wAlelegeenether. rere
Duf!-1 the cellers, staliles, out houi.e,
• ..' ' etc. 'should be thoroughly laspec d
We are sorry to stete that ler. and •
so that no " decomposing animal ••
Mre. Charles Chieholm have 1 een call -vegetable matter or filth of any jcind
ed upon .to loose *heir little' child by •
could pessibly escape detection.
death, It is a short thae ' we e .
' noted the birth of baby Allen .Warren On the• whole this cOmmunite is
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on of %the healthiest: pieces in ° Ont -
Mrs; Tom Bates 'has had ario.e-•Jas.. L. Wilson, M. H. O. .
go to the &milord howtal for treat
mrits.
Died -On Decethber. 7th, ErnflY Marl-
ton, wife of Mr. Oswa d •F. Carey.
'Vie. Hugh kcMeth et The leo an-
nounces: himself Ce a candidate for the
ChishOltn
Morris Towaship.
The. Sunshine Methodist Sabbath
School will hold their . annual'. Christ, -
Board of Control 'of that city. He is maa Deteetainment in the church On
a brother of Mr, William .1VieMaeh" Of Wednesday, 18th ine.t. There will be • a-
iheeleeefield - 7.7 - good -p•rOgratri including 4 Christmas
We are glad ttote.ae tha se.evei tree. lunch will be :servede •
of Mr. George 'Lethbridge in 11 nig aP- The truithes of Delmore school. have
• peinted. .organiet and elite: 'leerier in engaged. the services of Robt. Beyaine,
eon, of Wm. Aryans,for the inconiing
year Mr. Bryans iri tioiv at the Mod-
el. He will makea good taacher we
have no doubt end :we wish. eine suc-
Keox •church ntnett: He wsr. a very
Capable' organist relax chureli bore.
Mrs. Howellehaee return:id her
home in Brentford after spending a
•few.days with her .relatives. ;nee, are cess.
ter attending the -funeral Of her ter- Several .families are hOving a siege
ed mother,' 1VIrs. Holmes of Holmes- With measels but we hope uo serious
vele. .. „ . •• •
• results Will follow. . . •
The Women'sInstitute will he en- The 'comfortable ' residence' of Coen-
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tertained this "eftetnode at tee Wine cillor MeCutchebie ha e •been undergo -
of Mrs.' Magnus- Savanseh,. the Prese: ing iMprevements, • ..
dent. A .full atteridance is eluestepl. Mr7a., James Nichol has been very
: ill but her many ' friends truet.she.will
soon bp aonvaleseent.". ...,, -
Thos. Clerk We been. bothered :with
'a swelling' on his •left. a.k.a.'. 'Medical
treatment 'is rellevling the _eauole'and
Mr. Clark will eoon be..(). K. • .1
Mrs. Be Hood ls here visiting her
tether; Wm. Little, who is and
Missionary ser ices Were held
• calling on ' old friends. The viSitor
• m the
who was a former Morrisite, who re -
Methodist churehes last Sunday the
preacher being the Rev. Dr: Ember- -sales in .MiChlgan.
The inistees• of S. S.• No. 5, haVe.
Son a miseionary in Japan. far eeven
engaged Miss Mary Scott as teacher
years: Rev; G. F. Salton also aseist-
ed. • . _ for -next year at a salary' cf
. , Miss e Scott is sow in, attendee:a at
, Mrs: Henry Holton was 'quite the Model School. at Clinton.
posed last week. we are are, sorry to
note. ' •
Captain Tom Trethewaje azrived et
his norne lest week and will remain
until titter Cerieemae.
. Captain .and Mrs. Will. Tretheway
will spend the . Cheistmas. • holidays
here with • Captain Tom' and .erfre.•
Tretheway. • ee • '
William •McDowell 'lost A . two-
year colt the other day. •
Miss Dela MoDowell from Goderich
hes ben visiting her parents. .
, Miss Phoebe Densmorestill con-
. Unties very poorly.
Albert MeKtilar , from Michieae
visiting old friends around Westfield.
Mies Olive Leishman, who. Is attend,:
mg the Clinton, Model school, has sec-
ured a'school in Haldimand county.
The home of Mr. William Nitwit of
East Wawanosh was the scene of a
pretty event on Tuesday of last week
when his eldest daughter, Eliza E.,
was united in marriage to James
Plowman, a peosperoite farmer of West
Wawanosh. The, cereraony wmeper-
formed-ley ReetT- K. -ET -Jones in the
presence of the imtnediate relatives
of the contracting Partiee. The happy
couple stood under an arch of ever -
,greens and roses, as tho wedding
mareh was played by Mrs. (Rev.)
Jones. The bride looked charmingein
a costume of white silk, prettily trim-
med with embroidered chiffon 1,..1ace.
Her travelling suit was of blue broad-
cloth, .with hat of silk braid. The
presents were numerous., useful and
valuable. Mr. end Mre. Plocernart left
bythe evening train on their honer
moontour, after which they will re-
side ,near Donnybrook,
• " Tortured Day and MM.
• " • 'Ceres. Piles. .
That them is no end' to the'healing
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powers of '7,am-13.uk iv beingdemee-
strated. every day. Mr. Julius Glacier
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of Denbigh, Ont., wat todured_da
Heeding piles,
, bad that he says • "I •could find no
cenifort st.anclieg, sitting or lying deeen,
,and *as unable to do any Week. One
•day rny eyes. „rested upon e kittle
sample box of Zam-Buk.'. I piked it up
and read the wercla CURES PILES.
I started using e Zarn-tek that night,
end before I coul'd. purchase a laxge
'box 1 irraS already cured; and HAVE
NOT BEEN ' TROUBLED, SINCE.
You mak. publiab this if you wish for
the benefit Of other sufferers.' Phis IS
(-rely oneof .the many Cases where zern-
Bier has healed Mies yelien ell else.faii-
ed. Why. do. .you go on suffering when
asuch a• Seileedid reinedy_is, :near- at
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Zem-Buk healasores, cures eczema,,
skin eruptions, .ulcers, ringworm, telt,
barber's rash, blood poison; :tad leg,
Salt rheum; abrasions, abscesses, cuts;
hems, scalds and ali side' injuriee and
:discasee. Of all steres and . druggists
at , ric- cents,: or • from Zam-Buk 06,
'Toronto, for prim3 bexes for $1.25i
We were delighted to learn' that Mrs.
Pkilip II. Horton (nee Miss Ilea A.ch-
•Morria To
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eson) delighted a Brecirville creigrega- Mr. Harry Duncan is away to Lind -
tem by her beautiful reederng olf the sey for a few' weeks visit,
lovelysacred solo, "Open- the Gatea • Measles are visiting . at the home of
of the Temple," . ?ravels McCutcheon. • .
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' Mrs. Hugh 'McKinnon of Grey. was
visiting' old friends on the fourth, this
week. • :
Mrs. Geo, Smith, Morris, has • re-
turned from an enjeyaele visit with
Mre, and ease Kernaghan at 'Baden.
Miss Ker, who is new teitehing at
thelVliller school, will go to No. 11,
Howiek township, for next yvar.
The Cole drain deberitures oalling
for $1,731.40, maturing in 10 years
and bearing 5, per cent interest, • were
sold to Miss Agnes Scott at par.
'We are sorry to state that•Mrs.Jas.
Nichol has been on the sick •list for.
the past two weeks ; we hope she with.
Soon be o. k.
'The trustees, of Walton school have
engaged Mr. Dodds as teacher of our
school for 190e. ie at Present at
tending the Model S'ehool,
Mrs. Gideon Hood of Michigan was
Called home last ,Weelc owing to the
serious illness of her father, Mr.
William Little of Bluevale,
Miss Stella Nethery, who is attend-
ing the Model School at Clinton, has
secured a school in Mono Township,
mear Orangeville, ditties, to begin at
the New Year.
W. H. 1VicCutcheon, couneillor, is
overhauling his fine 'residence on the
6th line. '
The death occurred last Friday af-
ternoon' of Mrs. John • Kernighan, one
of Goderich's oldest residents, ;at the
age of 73 years. She suffered a stroke
of paralysis a few days ago and
gradually' sa.nk. She was one of the
Sturdy fathily, a large and* *elf -known
family- in this district. Samuel Stur-
dy of the IIiiren Road., Goderich
towhs•hip, is a brother of the demis-
ed ; Thomas Sturdy of Revelstoke 13.
0.; John Sturdy of Auburn, and
Robert Sturdy at Dungannon ate
other brothers, and Mrs. William
Johnstone ot town is a sister, -while
Oswald Sturdy is a, douein. Besides
her husband, Mrs. Kernigilian leaves a
family of three ehildren, Norman
Kernighan, a well-to-do .farmer of Ben-
mUcr Mrs, Joseph Beck of Toronto,
and Mrs, II. Montgomery in ilie• West.
, TIM) ,CHRISTMAS NUMBER.
•The Christmas. Number of the•Weste
ern Home Monthly, lust mite ton -
tains eighty-four pages of • rhrititneas
stories, Christmas pastimes, ideas
on how to make useful home-made
Christmas gifts, the whole beautifully
illustrated ••and encased in a handsome
cover in colors. •
We \desire to call the attention of
our readers -to the .1 act that we taVe
clubbing arrangements with the West-
ern liome Monthly. Those of our
subscribers who send in their • sub-
scriptions for the two papers Now
will receive a ewit, the Western
Home Monthly Christmas Number.
Grey Township.
•James Beeman, coni,ractor, ., et with
a loss by fire Monday night, It :xems
that Mr, Demean is .1 -it present On
ducting operations fel the ‘-tim Cur -
nets drain improvement and for con-
venience had erected a canvas trut
Which in 501110 manner was ',"troyed
Eire swept the east side ..1 Main with the contents. ...
street and the south ride of Firth Av- We haee heard of a few 'ante s in
\p,t
time at Alameda, Sask., cleaning out Grey who have tledWen; of
the business seetion and causing a los owing to the deelining market and he
of $200,,000.. high price of, grain. .,. 2.
Gro TaWaship
• ..
We are pleased to hear that '1.,e'irri
Whitfield; 12th con., who had .thc Mis-
fortune to break hie' knee" cap: • seine
months ego; Se able .to get around
with good • prea.pecte Of the complete
restoration of his, Iimb. • .„
Catarrh
Is a Constitutional Plasma
Whatever organ, or passage of thee
body it affects, and requires a cone*
tutional remedy for its permanent cure.
It depends on an impure, impover-
ished, devitalized conditiou .of thee
blood, which keeps the mucous mem-
brane in a state of inflammation, and.
causes a debilitating and generally offen-
Rive discharge also headaches, ringinge
noises, partial 'cleafnees, weak eyes.
Hood el Sariaparilla by purifying, en-
riching and revitalizing the blood, re- ,
moves the eause and effects permanent
cures of all forms of central:
Hood's Sarsaparilla
48 a Constitutional Remedy
Sold by druggists everyWhersh
100 Doses One Dollar.
CENTRAL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
of Toronto has started thousanda
of young Men and Women on the •
eas.,y; way to independence and
eseeelecteliemkUyei the right start.
Write for Catalogue and plan top
spend the next six months with
us, Enter any time. Address W.
H. Shaw, Principal. Yonge &
Gerrard Sts., Toronto.
•
"BUSINESS KNOWLEDGE"
and •
'"EVERLASTING -
peony
•ssaeons oe srepuessa oete ale
ELLIOTT
TORONTO, OR.
'And -prepare for first-class business. -
positions such as are open o peo.
. students. Hundreds of • er Stw
dents are:going ...into • good posi- •
tons every year. Let 'us train..
you for one. We wilt do et right.:
' WINTER TERM OPENS JAN.. •
6th, efeeleeeWrite•----for-cetel-yeue-- -
and see wherein we excel orthiaare
businese collegee. Location ••t ol-
lege; cor. of Yonge and Atheanier
streets.
W. J. ELLIOTT, PRINOTPAL.
•
Grey Township.
Mrs. D. J. McDonald, e daughthr
and son, of Vancouver, B. O., arrived .
here lest Monday. night and are • now
visiting at Mrs, Alex. McDonald's.
The hushaed of the visitor was a•hro-
ther to the late. Alex. 1VIcDonald of ,
Grey, bete2preesing 'away quite -recent.-
lf Mrs. Mcporiald and family wilt
not return. to the Weet,i, but avi1L take
up . residence in !Toronto ' for a , tiine•
where a daughter is attending college.
The trustees of 'Duke's school. have
re engaged the services of Miss: Lizzie.
McKay for 1908 at a Salary ot $450e "
ShOs giving good salesfaction,
Will. Lament, este was it the WeSi-,
for several Months, arrived learrie last',
week looking first-clatS. He reports
hiS folk out there enjoying good healeb.
The series ef evangelistic services,
'being held in Roe's church has closed:
Lase, Sabbath 'morning fift.een new
ineruh'Cts were received and many, more
may follow..
Ellen 'Rozellec,f Detroit is Lome for
a holiday Of a raorrth Which be Will
no doubt enjoy.
•
EER., . BENEFITS THE WHOLE BODY,
(NO OTHER FOOD -BEVERAGE DOES THAT MUCH)
OT six people in a thousand (and those 'six
have either diabetes or gouty tendencies)
can get anything but real gpod from the use
of good beer With their meals. Because
that kind of beer (and no other kind is brewed in Ontario) ".
benefits the whole body of the normal adult,—enriches
. the blood, vitalizes the stomach, makes kidneys and
liver active, builds flesh and betters nerves.
Beer.is Neot.A Mere Tonic
Good beer, drank with meals and at bedtime, is not merely a
tonic—for a tonic Simply gets one part of the system to work
• better for a while, by stimulating its activity, while peer, rightly
used, cloes the whole system permanent good..
Beet- Builds Up Thin Folks
That is why good beer is "int-fi a notable flesh -builder, and why -
it is so effextive in changing the too -white blood of aenernic
people into the red, strong, healthy blood of the vigoroos. It
has qualities that are very valuable to women, especially. It is
distinctly NOT an intoxicant, nor a hurtful stimitiant. Ask
, your doctor if beer Wouldn't . be good for you as an item of
' daily diet.
* BEER is a term which covers lager. 'lies; porter and stout; and; in the practise of Ontario.
brewers, implies beverages made under most hygienic conditiona from Ontario baey( rltho beat in
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Christmas .Presents
Amirlommormararmerk
Furniture avill he very weeder fm' preserits tide year. We have
anticipated your wit rite by laying en a large Stock of the most beauti-
ful furniture made in Oneida, On aceount of hard times among the
manufactueers. We have bought Hittite goods et greatly reduced pi lees
Sand purpose giving our 0u:dorm-Is the ,benetit of our good buying.
Polio:- Snitriz, CollehrA, Morris Obairg, Fancy Rookers, Ainslie CribineteeDesks, Pictures, Eusela, Small Tables, etc; Speeial prices tor
$ SO days.
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It CHELLEW, OlYth