HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1906-11-15, Page 8THE SIGNAL : GODERIUH ONTAI:If)
NEWS OF DISTRICT.
NILE.
TerauAY. Nov. 13th.
Mr. and Mrs. Chao. (lirvin are visit•
ing friends in Parkhill this week.
Epworth league topic next Tues.
day evening will IM• ..Courage or
cowardice --! taken by
114481((: Curry.
Miss M,alwl Bailie and Rev. J. C
Reid an. attending Ili meeting of the
district Epworth League executive in
Chola n this week.
MAFEKINU.
%VKIINNiIn..Y, Nov. i Illi,
'rhe evnpilrator in rnn1)tng full blunt,
Mina Lizzie Kiekley returned to
Hamilton IIINt week.
Stuart Finlay in making ready 11)
.move lulu 1 h new house,
Miss Minnie Abram. of How irk. is
the Kitten )1f her Inuit, Mrs. (iso.
'rwantley.
Misses Lur11a Treleaven :and Jennie
McClure, of Lin•know, were hem aver
Sunday.
We regret very :h that Jas.
Stewart is suffering from a trey
severe Morns.
\iia+ Millie \Vebnter. of L(1rknow.
Visited her slater. Mrs. Tho... Hlak.•,
/ fI :1
Sunday lug 1 I
on 1 y.
Albert atnd Edgar Kurschennk1, of
1;e• -Ilei, were the Imelda of faunal
Stother1 Saturday and Sunday.
The I:t.t week's fine weather ha.
•given the farmers a good chatter with
the fall ploughing and some have
already finished.
ANN' VKR%Al4Y SK1ty14'K14. 011
day, November 11th, very successful
services were hold in Hinke's chervil.
Het. Mr. Finlay. of Whitechurch. de-
livered II11114 powerful ser t1)11nu, •4)•
afternoon anti evening, to a
crowded 110)1444.. The Music ronsiated
of solo. by :11IMM Johnston, of Luck -
now, and Mrs. (Rev.) Finlay, of White -
chervil, and 1el•ctiuns by Blake's
(quoit. t 1'pw:u'lls of $141 wan plaid up-
on the collection plate, which t.'igt•ther
with the proceeds of Monday night's
concert will alinoet clear the e1rh1, lin
Monelay evening at concert was
given in the church and the pra-
gram wit/. vers- Irle renninKK It
consisted of aldre•isww by Rev. Messrs.
Hobinsm, of Dungannon, and Craw,
of St. Helens : durte by Misses
Johnston and Itulwrta.m, of L11ck-
tloV. ; instrumental u► u N i e 1)y
Lueknow ur.•heMtra and Nelec•tionN by
1P.Ntfleld quartette. The receipt*, for
the evening aulnunted 11) $17.114.
PRESBYTERY OF HURON.
Meetings of Presbytery and W. F. M. S.
at BruceGeld on Tuesday.
Thr Presbytery of Huron met an
1 nen 1114 1)t ' Hrueeftrld. Hey. C.
Fletcher. of Thanes H.1td, acted n+
moderator, and Rev. Ila•, 1Ieleun, of
ti,Nlrrirh, as clerk. All the mini+-
teri:tl members of the Presbytery
were present except Rev. Neil Shaw,
of Kgmondville, shu wit. absent
through illne4M in hi. 1 The rep
rese•ntntive elders of Kipper, Myth.
Ien.desh or... Auburn. lirauld Rend
and Itruwflrld wete,pres.nt. The re-
port . ( the titian.... • `Iter awe
61 'tided n rat.' )1t tett 44.1)14 per
family- fur the tanning year. }tennis
from the• Ansembiy were considered.
fho•e
.on young wu1l1r s wN•ietiI•44,
11111011 with the itlu•r ,•hurehr+ (Md-
5i.ing that the information forwarded
by the Assembly's (0ttlni1ttee• 4.e:(li+'
trihuted i1) the congregat' s Its (a1•.an
possible) and augmentation were ole
``.roved. The report of the \P61nman,
Foreign Missionary Society of Huron
Presbytery was read, and 11 resolution
commendatory of the work of the
Society WAR approved 1)f. Key..1' 1,
Small. of Auburn. waas ,4).4'led 1111N1-
rrat)r of Blyth during the t:tranry of
Ih44lcharge. 'h.' 4441114!)' .4 the clerk
of Presbytery w,o4 increased by 821.
The next alerting will IM held i1) 4'lin•
ton nn the third Tuesday in January.
The W. F. M. S. Meeting.
The Iwent .--first annual alerting 11(
the Huron Presbyterial So.ie'tV war
held 1)t Hrue,field on Tuesday of thin
week and Ova+ unusually well at•
tended, particularly at 1111- 1)111ru illg
session. The ••Muvh was decorated
with holly, myrtle and (hovering
pl:rltn. The grwting Mnal ente•rt/in-
ml•rlt WAS lavish thruugboot and too
much cannot he Maid by the delegates
in pvain a of. the efLrtis .1 the Hr owe
field Presbyterians. All the officers
were in thew `daces when the meeting
opened and the piogrnnl was carried
..el an arranged for almost entirely.
%Phen all respond so readily and eft(•
rientl•, the work of the presiding
officers is greatly lessened. When it
came to the elation 0f linkers only
one change of any imp.rt4lce was
made. Mrs, 1tamilton relir.l and
Mrs. Sawed of Ihrnc.lh•Id Iwcame
president.
The repot -IN (111144111111 NI Were 1f a
Most erlr0uragiug nntun'. hi detail
they Mhuw :
Money contributed by nuxiliarie«,
tttttt ffi1.25
By Misnitin Hands $111
Tidings taken 721
('lothing sent to Northwest $•ails.
Att
afternoon t r0n
1-x
('chant Bible rending on "Thr (:rasp
Ong (1f Opportunities" was given b3)
Mts. ((ove,)Iodk, president of Seaford'
auxiliary, Thi1 seas folk:wadl by Mis.
Henderson. 1'sen formerly of 11 churn
11.e A
manse, leading in prayer.
Addresses were given by the pres-
ident on the Poring*. Indian School,
and by Mr4. Fletcher on the Society's
having attained its majority. She re-
ferred to the efficientofficer. who had
given their eerVic•! 440 freely during
these twenty-one years. "iv.. hay'.
Improved manifestly in business
Methods," she said. "Have we grown
in grater slid in the power of prayer ?
"1' Mort raise 001 Ebenezer, for an -
notedly 'hitherto hash 'he 114p•11
114.1ped 1114,' "
1)r. Stewart of 1'14nhel, was then
intrlNlueed and M•nnghtgreetings
ft•otn the Presbytery and also in a very
fntee1111 M eerh pointed on, the neces-
sity fur home 4))iMMiun work going
hand in hand with foreign work,
The +ranker of the afternoon wen.
Miss 11.1.01i,., president of Hirai ford
Presbytery. IIerthrne wit "\Wit n
Patted(, ('hoses and Made Fait Idol in
Service,' Miss Rennie in ane of the
eloquent platform %(eakets of the W.
F. M. S.
K'KNINU MKI:TIN11.
The evening meeting was a pnhlje
one and was addressed by Mr. Piet-
a cher am Presbytery representative.
He dwelt on the happy nrrangernent.
whether premeditated or not, of Fav•
Ing Dr. Stewart ; ihr. Turnbull and
himarlf address this Presbyterial
gathering on the twenty-first an-
nivernary of ita organization. Dr.
Ht.ewart Is now the senior mem-
het of Presbytery, Dr. Turnlmll,
Ui.. 11'leteher and he were inducted
Into charges in thin Presbytery
within a few months of each other.
The 'fret preeident, the late Mrs.
Fair. mills. f1- 1)r. Stewart's young people of the Gamily have tilled
eougregat1)11 ; the ',1.4)194, Mts. •t huge plave i)1 the hearth 0f the
Fletcher, hum his own. Hr then pre- Myth people :mol are mold highly
verde.' to sketch the progrss+s of 1441• esteethed. They :tee •'AIra. 1 H.% . i -111-
11)141'44 work for w'ot11:I11 during these Vicar. ,11 Atw11N1 ; Mrs. I((1' . twenty-one year's, and clo14' by re- Vicar, 1 t Finch; Miss. Millie. who I.
tarring to the rapid yr•ogress`of F:1144t• teaching at Comber, Esse* county ;
ern countries. -in adopting Wester,. Miss Kate. at home ; 'faller, 4511..
methods and calling upon every taught in Pankleek 1ii11 l'ollegiale
Christian to be fully awake to his and lets lately completed Inn college
imlundru duty to tilt the Gospel to course at Knox. prepar't(try to enter -
Oleo. heathen nations, ing the Presbyterian ministry ; 01(11
1),. Turnbull was then very felieil• Donald li„ now attending the Model
nusly introduced an "a boy frost Ihr School 111 li(mlerich.
Huron tract 111, we had lent awhile
to the city 11f 'Minute)." i►r, 'ruru- How Errors Occur.
hull made brief but heartfelt rt•terrnrr
to his.11nneeti•m) with Huron 4.1)111143•, Au exlhsnge has this to say about a
"the greate44t r ty in tle 1►11niintan difficulty which every newspaper has
of Canada." Itis address was a brit- to contend wills. 'I'le staff of a news-
liant and forcible presentation of W1)- 11141.1 1)14'01. 144111 e11e11('.a trouh1l• i1)
HUM'S 4411 1,1 1 'Iri44tianily :ural 1 the attempt to dv.•ipher ria mIs•ript.
11) meet it. Ile tIrst sketched womai,'44 slant 11) lir• 0111.•1+ for publication.
titian i1) heathen 1.1111. mete' PI.1'...11• carding (1)1 publican should
'Aloh:un4)u•dauisut Ihlddhisl.,. Shinto- Kee that pr"prr nitute44, part icul:111.
444111, ell'„ then 441N.ke of her life mauler 1)r• aliened ultl. Advertiser.., tau, will
Judaism :4111 lastly ler Christ'. consult their awn interest.. 1)y- writing
reign an earth. (lis treatment ion her plainly and' carefully pinlctuntin1
and His nl.•sw1ge to her 1)u ri.tn,f h• their ropy. Like all other publishers
the gra r. , wl• ale v010111111 I)' 011110ye61 111141 s •
All(lI'0 j4Vm1,. 11111sir With 1'e11d*').' 1 by tinges led into error by the eareIt$N4)es%
the choir of Iletwelltld Presbyterian with which 4411111)111W,:tttons, a(1Ver
1111)11'111(1161 .1)10-: were cowl ibuted by lisrnu•ul nal 111:u1ri:1:)' notices are
M1 -s. Anderson, 1)t (31NlrrIeh': Mis. 55411eu, \1'111) ordinary twiude 11111
Sha%v, 1•;gulaaltille, 01141 Mt+s Hicb,u'd• writing .t.1. s not Malier much, ars
sou, of raaforll, All were highly 1)p- their, Weintly ('1411 1(11110.1 always be
predated. 'rhe meeting clawed with established lay the surd' that precede
the reading 1)t the annual report 111111 1.11111145' (111011, but proper names
1)secretary.y. thesecretary. Mrs. h•w'in, the anti Ilgu1es have, s1) to spea, no cow
tendering of suitable cotes of thanks, text, and it is with thein that mitt -
and the h.•uedii'titln by Rev. 1l•, take% most frequently get tail print.
Leckie, 1)r L,mde,bum% If writers to 111' 411ean would. be more
Next ye:m'. meeting will In. held at careful. printers and publishers would
Klippen. *44.1.1%• at 60010 deo( of worry, :Ind
401101, W4111114 IN' fewer 111:04 they :(1e
Representatives from Godench!
Rev. Ur. 51•'le•:(11, Itet•..1. A. ,ander•
NH! 1110 Hey, 14.1 I1:1nlill011. 111
(ilkierich, %vele present at 411'• un+etiug
of Prettily te •y It. Ilrll.•.'ti.-I.I. Those
who went 1 here tout tend the \P.
". M. S. meeting were Ale..dames
Hamilton, \\'arn..'k, Anderson, Mc-
Kay. 1' g. .1ohnMtun ((44Mlerie1)
tow•nMhyo). and Ileudl•rou ,1'1411611),
rind 'Aliases Ralph, Stasis, Dyke and
Linklatcr Ilmchurnl,
FORTY YEARS A MINISTER.
•
Blyth Presbyterian Congregation's Fare-
well to Rev. Dr. McLean.
S.1 , 1
S111411 1)l av 3 % .' alai 1 h -45.14.:( nu•ur,
arable day 11))' the emigre_ation of til,
Andrew's l'resI,vl.•riatt chnrr•h, Meth.
Their beloved pa -I or, Kea, .\rll.iletlal
Mlrle:ul, U. 1).. has ing tamale ?he re••
1)1:(k1161e• record or a furl 5 t cur.
pnaurate in n,11r rh.lr.•h, tt.1. Ie:n tug
141 slw1)1 the remainder of his days i1)
well-earned 11.,t. -
I►r. llelann w:l-. ind,cted into the
charge. of HI%I4. 'o0.",.•1;.414.11) 611)
November lith, I" 1'o1 ten Veal,
:tries)' thio (444.!, .% •• N. .- a454141111r1
with Illyth. null Ihr• 1,111ue-r el:arg.'
then became s.•II•-•...rliuiug and the
congregation- set.. .ell5I:ted. No
Letter inal.'x o1 1.othfldo..s 6111 the
part of the pastor lull ..i' rh1,14111,
genera us anal helpful 1 -u -n p.a'3I leu on
the part of the 4o11grega4io0 i., 11• -
(paired than the fart 401' the I - .ug.
happy 111)41 successful annul 1.e1 ..en
them. Today the %:u lou d.•part-
ntent0. .,f the a'h,11i h .rte 1. t.%•• and
full of zeal. indie•atit.• if bounding life.
On U1)• that ' g of 1111• farewell Sab-
bath I►r. ,I.l..•:nl pre:wil d from the
11414 h rhapl.•I ,1f N let•., %.•1-v'.
and This i- the text from which
141• pr•:u•h...l hi. 141.1 sermon in Illyth
(., tv 44.111.4 ago, 1111 1 he .'s.' ' • .rr-
%lee lir. 31)'11an t.'..k for his lex( the
w'urds fr Philippi tun 1727: Only
1.•t your conversation l.1.• as it hes
cometh the gospel of 1'hl•ist; that
whether I COMP. 111111 sr you, 1)1. eke
le illhsrnt, 1 may hear 1)r your affairs,
that ye stand hast in 01),• spirit. with
one mind. striving together for the
faith of the gospel." After dealing
with the text he reviewed( hi+ (orty
yews 4.1 work in Illy lb. To the sixty-
eight menthes s a prising the ....11-
oration when hr 1411nc 11) Myth. 1;4.a
haul 'teen added during the subsequent
Years. 11)411 -enc n ;fraud total of i -.I.
fret uw•iII' hi deaths anal r1- ;d• the
present nn•nlf ership was :441;, the
fourth lihl,e•st in the Huron 1's.,•,
hytery. During the (.illy year, 1).•
Kul 4.81. 414th nl.:e:12 ba44isinn 14111 Till
marriage.: there had b.s•n '30 1114.1111+
and 32o birth" in the 1on'tr•gation,
(In M I:tv afternoon Ihr tewenln•rs
.d the Woman's Fuseign \lis.i0u:ny
S.K•tety mel and presented their -late
president. Mrs. (Bev.) Mc1,.• n,, tvitlt
an 1)ddl•ss, ace mimed h•, ,. l 14''
taro and 14544 rhntls, v
At Ominous,
ti o'clock in the e5ening n ,o.•ta1
was held in the church. Simper was former President Paton. of I'rince-
set•vrtl 4n the schoolroom. those *tinged tau 1'ni%e1;:ity', rteently delivered a
al Oh,• first table Ming the (n.11or 3111 s.•rmini at Filth .144.1)(1e l'nllrgI:tr
his Gamily, the 5itiling ulini1ter. nal vhnr.b. his Mnljeet. bring -Faith."
the oldest members of the euugrr•ga- Hr spoke of Ilii blind 1414111 of the
lion, some of whom were there when client '451)o puts hiue..•If at the mercy
1)r. Melee:4n , first ratite to Iilyth, of a lawyer in preparing an net ion for
Afterwards an adjournment wan math' trial, :mil of the con(ider)er of the sick
hr -t hr anllil..t•tnu., Where 311 11111.'1•,..1• 11111.11511118 t 1i,•111%e•IV,'% 10 he p11ysiria11,
ing program was pre.entwl, inetuding "A (•41414' Of blind faith," said the
s(lrechrs by %overall of the clergymen clergyman : doom. write, ...it :a
fan" s.r•mmding places, who joined pre•s.rildion. Oftener Hum not. con
in bearing testiulon% to the high es. ration( Lead it : you don't know' W11,11
114•)., int which lit•• 51111411(1 wits held. 41. is, H.• tells y"1) to take it, 'Yours
A plcA:mt feat nil. of the,prveedingn is tool to mason why, yours int to do
was *11.', (Il')'(44'Il* '111011 1.o the retiring and die.'" Whether 1)t• not I1)•. I'al-
pastelr of'Ntl address ss aund a chenille for on 4)0401)I il, th.'ly wens a dts1411.1
$3(0 f • ' the Myth ...owrcvation 011.1 ripple throughout the congregation.
an address from the eon(regnlion at
lhelgras1'
• A Brief Biography.
w 1)e ht
' 441 ., the h
r vat to
1
t
r%-. 1
),•. 11 Ie K
of day in .5,'gvl•shire. Scotland. being
soli of len eh1ldren in the Ironic of
Donal.( 11cIe•nn, Thr Gamily c: • to
Yamada in the 7,6,34. 1850 and located in
Ulf tmvnaii i I Or \I
but. Elginin
rotlnty. After 3 .1)c/,'M4f111 college
course and considerable ex(et•ience 111
supply work, Ihr. Mr1,•ti,, who wale
1mg1(t atm. by •1 stronger charge,
aec'ptell Hlclh i1) 144444, mei fur forty
years he ministered to his •.ngregal-
tion in word and deed. Hr was
blessed with splendid health and in
his long pastorate was off work only
three Sabbaths thrnml41 illness. In
April, 1a4:, the reverend gentleman
was honored with the title l)net0)• of
Divinity. For thirty-seven years 111'
has efficiently performed the duties
of clerk (11' 11yrnn 4'resbytery, which
ofticr,hc will retain at the request. of
his ministerial twighrrn. In forty years
he hits seen inane changes in his
congregation. and shared mane sur•
'VOWS nn well as joys, 1111.1 leaven I3lyllt,
after it long, happy and snecesM11d
tenure, enjoying the good fellowship
and bed wishes of not only his own
flock Fol the r•onn1)unity at Inrge.
His mance will live for many n day in
the locality '414 +mhl.nit44' 111 strict
integrity. high ideals, mid desire14 to
)lmmote the hest interests of his
fellowmen in everything that tends to
the moral uplift. 1)r.'A1r1A•an proved
hitnself to be a good ,reacher. a faith-
ful pastor, it wise al1lninietrltn• and
counsellor. and splendid Muere44s at-
tended the congregation under hi,i
ministry. Mrs. Mclenu, as queen of
the manse, has also always been inter -
rated in the promotion of every good
rause. She had *good training in her
girlhood, (wing a daughter of the late MI. KF:X%IF.. In Aehflsld m. Monday. X11
worthy Rev, Walter Inglis. who for • vrmMir ,N1). Allen y'
rt etc Kensh•, aged ""
Severn years was an as. anon worker rear, and Y month...
in the miewinn field in South Afries, H')LLAX. -In tebneM, on 1'rfda,, Novelty
Winne Mrs. McLean was torn. The her bid. Mies. Hato; Do1Mm, aged Se rase,
1'
Shoe Prices are Higher.
The 1.1lst cear has tu:u!,r.1 a new
1110e11 111 Ile 441)0 • bu.iness. 11 1111s
10.4.11 pl•rsislrutly 111141116,1 by sh.a•
1)1a,pGt1•t1)re•rs th:rl the ,'oa of their
Tent her and ,1thrr Materials that enter
into the lurking 1)t' 11 sI...' h:is leen
Ktrndil. advllneing for 4i.%•erel SC./44011s
pa.), 11)1 11•04401:1y tllf•,.' 7111\':Ila•.••,
they .a r, bac,. Swell 4111s..1 1...1'113. ('4
iwprl.v.•d f;1) iIili.•s Gor:on1 roi4s.wlu'nt -
re•"mou.ti•, in shh'•In:lking.:uu1 partly
toy 4.haninv their legit il oto prolits i1)
Ihr 11011e 111111 the :611531).,.4 prir•f•n
ser.• only- Willior:lry. In this way
the eon. •r did anal 1.•, 1 the all•:umv,
404 the v
I
. 1-1 1" 5111.
1 •
11,0•11...1 . I'he .11,11• ul:unefnlUn•rr's
row' 111t1'111 )l, 1e:0110.1 a I1•inl where
it wit. 10 longer p,,..ihl,• t.. • I1:w,' 1111
p;01i1: ally closl•r i( I.i• ‘4.'1'' In holm' to
escape. bankruptc•, ::ung he *van (•1111-
11.0111.41 wit 4, the a11e•rn,ll ive of "skin-
ning":old eh••:y1•ning hi- dr.i•. or in-
ere:t.i1)g hi • Iq tee-.
A 11•11'rr01.e• I1) lc, anal i11-
ve,14;;1dlam of the 1411'. in the yaw'
hear nut :d! 111,11 the ncumGletun•rs
11145.' eliinn•.I.
'1'111' itabli.•, herefore, +t In. pre-
pared 10 pa, bights. prIee4 fur then'
4.11,%•s this fall and winter. 'eller,• i,
1)o .•sragiing il. And they :11e and the
less higher inlets! when ,i eh '.aper
totality whish looks the ...lin, i, sab-
stituted at theold price for 1lie stand- 1,
11151 von have heel' buying. ,imp( y to
111•.1151• you, 1I+ Is being dare Iry Nnllle
of the less reputable. Innemfiu•tuI•r+.
11 in better to pin v • faith to those
mond t(1 eis:cul retailer -1 who. 1
est I3 state. the true condition., and
t.•11 you that to get the .I111)e• quality
you must pan :1 higher price•.
For11)nitely, the adv:lnees, though
5:4:11 to the 10111101.1.•1 111.4•1 and retatile•r,
res. a 041; possible
difference between .11.•- ss I I. CHAMOIS VESTS. 'I'hik is the Sea-
4..•,- 141441 possible bankruptcy, ore but M
Sea -
small 10 the con • •1 atviagin44 .111 1
Bents per pair, tar lesAnd 1h.• pnb-
lie will pay this slight advance with
:all the holm.grace r.•uu•u1lN•rinit (hal
n
110 cwmldlit5' they kava• been buying
ha. been Or i. now11111,1.
11 giving No 11111 (1)1'
thi•ir money as shoes, Itlt'
Best Food for Children
is pure, wholesome Bread,- makes 'em strong,
active and happy
You con Bake that
kind of Bread from
PU
FIOUR
Produced by the most modern milling from the
very finest Western Canada Hard Wheat.
Yields most nutriment at least cost
Absolutely dependable in Baking
Sold Everywhere in
The Great Dominion
WC8TERN CANADA FLOUR MILLS CO., Limited
Mills at Winnipeg, Coder ch and Brandon,
Om a-� ® -v ecera els tttt gimme a ®me
We are holding a Special Sale of
two very seasonable lines for
the next ten days.
Rubber hot hater bottles, fount:un and
1
enema syringes; combination hot. water
bottles and \'
•
Srltl}5rt'S,These goods W.
.ire reducing
1-4 in 4.t, if �•.)u need
sloe, come and see our shack, all :,roods
_ . guaranteed fiat' One Vela'. . .
1 lou nett) one. \1't• 445111 sell \'.au :1
(l1) vest for $2.30, will 1:111. for )wars.
Any tent: withh (veal: tante'; will find one
aluabl.•.
1
Whit a Jubilee Is,1
Some p.m • ago, before (lateen Pic 41 - -
traria', .•14dhot1),. ow
111 •
and ti/ /t111.11i1 J' 3 7 ` 7
t$1 Pell IWO- 0111 SCI It 011W .11 was o '`�-Olt® S
1)ru , Stor:'.
overheard one day nn :t slteet ....Etter •
111 IepHl,1n: •a alum ametaa®ant meadow1.yalRS0 t.2/CaasrllliMEINIIIMale
"Can y',' tell 111.', W11111111 an, what is
4t they''1(11 a j.11liler?"
•'\\'.•I1, it's this; said her nvi;hbor:.
"%\'hen folk has been married
i •111 y -fit•,' years, that's a silver wild-
: and when Whey 111151' Isvn mar-
ded! tilt 5 year,, Hail's a'giddet. w4)d-
110i'. It'll if the man's dead. Then it's
tutu bile..." llarper's \\•wkly-..
• The Things Worth While.
111 E grown to believe
that the
ime thing worth ' ' '4 at 114 sim-
plicity 11f heart, anal lit'.• : t hat oM" N
rebid on" with others shook! IN• dtreet
atltal not ,1ip11..ua:tic : that intWet• 111.1.1111
It 11)1-1l 1,14.1P ill 111.4 ,o
ugh• last
l 1 11111;1
11 -
and 1):)111n1's, maid roolnero, are
unfotgivnhle sins; that valeenlion.
ably in the mother of all dreariness ;
that plea5111e exists. 11(11 in v1rtne of
material conditions. hat in a joyful
heart : that the world is at vrry in-
teresting and benntiftil plue: that
congenial labor is the waist' of- hatppi-
nens ; and lmany other things, which
Nr1•111, /144 i write them down, to be
dull and trite plitees, but are
for me the bright jewels 5vhic1) I have
fol1)1,1 IN•51,14 the wily, A. 1', Henson,
A lot 0f poor children were 441
It,n•kefeller', stock farad near Cleve-
land. 11e gave ea u1) of t 110011 M
milk to drink. the proln1t of a $2,11414)
(prize cow. "Ilow do you like it?"
le asked when they had finished.
"(ice, it'ta fine!" respontle. one little
feline', who added after a thoughtful
pantie: "I w•isht our milkman kepi a
row 4"
Domestic Felic;ies,
Hit - 11• is r markable whatgreat
fools marry the most beautiful
women.
She -Oh ! you fi:ttten•r !
Auction Sales
Ml04nw. November dl --- At 2 o'clock M
Colborne hotel. Gorier -telt ; hone's. cattle, her.
nese, One new roM-pull sr, rte. (*mill. 011 for
nb•h)ng Np4rored Joint onus. 131:1. HMV,
1:1"r, nava lnne'r
DIED.
It Lest a Clean Record.
l.:.iln,h.mail I regret 10 fell you.
sir. I hall One of your shirt. is Ions,
I'11st.11uer 11(11 herr I 1111ye .Inst
paid yo0 el‘ t• rents for doing it up.
(.much villas Quite 1 tgbt. sir ; wv'
1; ler.il it before we lost i4.
3.liller's I;rip I'.wilets ('111'1'. For
sale by .its. 11'iINon.
'Mt. gra,' is mighty, and 011 to1111.-
44(nae. it'% mighty- sc:.r.e, New York
Sunlight Soap is better than other soaps,
bat is best when used to the 8uhlight way,
Buy Sunlight loop and follow direction.
'•4)o'von think that tousle is of any
p111.1 teal 11110 11 •'55''11." replied
11.,•4.51)11•. “,judging from the photo-
graphs or 0'?) 41 ,•111 cinlini.ts it 1111,4
h "- 4
k.•ep Ihr 1)nir Holo ,cut
ar:'
falling 1 1.`.s gO F t�i �
lY -
armors 1.314
ARE • YOU MARINO j2,003.22 A
YEAR? n ;_ •leing .Irene with 0111 g1)•%1,
w'or1 i+ pl'..anl, permanent and 4Iolitahle,
l;..ds u.e.l in every hoax, every day. No fake,
and no nerd to create the demand. Legitimate.
ten. h
ta le business v1).
t .can *tart without a cent
04 capital. 544,4).!,, (lay, r, 51114111AII.11/4(e,,
Wholesale Tea,. and Coffer l.,ndon. tint.
$5 °0 Brooch
Does it strike you as' almost
too good to be true'? it is
only one instance of the price-
attractivene•s of Diamond liars
stock - backed by its half -
century reputation for quality.
This Brooch (Catalogue No.
3168 3) consists of a 1 ; 4 inch
crescent of solid 14k. gold,
supporting a lily -of -valley spray
set rah 16 pearls.
It it sent post free in dainty
satin lined caae.
Ire reN•,,14 /..r of,h..'e
err /tr.:, illra1•nfrl ral•(rCrr,
W.2 wast al your roaltry, n;i•.1.
cr .1. •z, :1, 1)a *nil pay the
Ill:ra:.'.T 1'F1C14; f.' ;•,
Your Poultry may be delivered at,
1n
1det•Wanted)
1-1
1
( 'Isle oN 1
T .. .. layer, .l. A. h1)r1
HLVTu, .. Itny't'. 11"11i11nn &1'o.
FLAVF.LLES, Limited,
1.11\ 'PION. I/XT.
GRAND TRUNK SYS EM
Near by Health
a Resorts e
00 Oar
.A few days 1)l the mineral
springs of St, i'nthmrine.,
Mt. Clemens and Preston
has ls•nefite. the 11,111111 of
hundreds. Nisi ling In *quad
I" the treatment. Iles! 1)l
hotel nee modal i0ti al mod-
erate rites- •
TRY iT. ,
All situated on (1.T.1t,
eat. thaw). aunt hall lnfnrtnntlo,, call on
F. F. LAWRENCE,
'I'nwn •144.11?.
e11B.r holm. Q:H a.m. to it pens..
J. STRAITONi
Depot Ticket Agwrit.
J. It. Nctlomdd. 10istried 11....., Agent,
-e.
1'
'PHONE NO
30
Tilt us:.At. Ni.'.'.- 4.•r 151b, 1906 7
oll111•1•1
W. A. McKIM
JACKETS
GODERICH,
ONT.
' We have Sq all
left. The prices start at $1.35
anti up to $15.00, The weather will .not let you put
oft' longer buying the jacket you want for yourself or
child and you can't afford to pass this stock at the price.
Silk Skirts
'rhe kind that will not cut,
for $11.l '.
Cloth Shirts
1:14(1-11 value 14 1-1. I, to $7.510.
Child sWhite Bear Coats
Not 444:043 Icl't, lint at 20 pi•,
cent. or one-lifth off they will
4411)14) go,
Cardinal Blanket (loth, S:N.
Furs
55.1 make a i.peei:tlt y of reek
Furs. Prices 81,25 to $2.1,IM1.
Values guala H.•eli.
Overcoats -
(')iir ►terk•is not badly broken,
10 y0asarie+(lretty 4441),' 4t y0111'
size, :21 to I1, and pr•iv et+ tat-lus4)al
at, right. I1 w'on't dela you
notch 11) see if w.. tell the truth
when we 44,14 coals At, 1113
g/.111% 411 I4.'- :Ire het/PI'-Yalu'
tutu al ale , 'i bre prices,
Millinery
\\"r haw.• sun' bargains in
our new willinrry department,
\1'1. never early lusts over and
wall ,141.1) 11 large Klnek the only
tray is to rut the pt1ceM. 440,11.'
sperinlly nice new fats 41)1(1
4.t y1e•s just hl hauul
McKIM'S BIG BUSY STORE
1
The "Happy Thought" - Ranges
AND
Radiant dome Heaters
s
1
:•"'
4
ikl
(\• '� '
a
.? RR
S`•vNh
. sr
jl!+;;;0,a"4'
One or Two Advantages
It is, not pleasant to kindle the kitchen fire on a cold
morning, and flat necessary if, you use a " Happy
Thought." Simply turn on the hampers. 1)o not
tarn the grate Icor put on coal until after breakfast.
An, even baking oven is an a(lvantage; the 'Happy
Thought" has it. -
A powerful waterfront is a desideratum. In this
particular the "Happy Thought" excolls. .
Hot water in the reservoir is a convenience; the
"Happy 'i'hought" always has it boiling.'
A great convenience also is the TRANSPARENT
OVEN DOOR, by,whichtlto process of cooking can
be observe(( without opt niug the oven floor. 'i1'Ihis is a
very valuable feature, and peculiar to this Range.
.A sr- •1-.4'.1_*', tl!
', - r- : , to cur costo.~lura :,?!at \•,•c' 1 .'i;coc
i:. t11C b4. 4t 1.1!c Y i t0013
" 1.'•r',1441 I:ecta hatter Tools, \:111.111 v-cr.:
'v tr.1.11 the Crrand Prize at the t• Louis f
::'aoaition.
The
Lia1,11141
il
t+a t:'a 11. raark corers a complete line of tools
e.u1 cutlery, even including some tools twat
r.re not '(cutters.'' Every Keen I:utter
'itool i3 guaranteed• to be the best that
Brains, money and skill can produce.
Tool Booklet free at our &tore.
4• � '• h�L�
-• *4 • s Liar• 1-,t,;,Zt-':7 r .es►-v.--,aa.-
Y�
Plumbing, Heating, Lave -Troughing, Roofing,
hrilnll•II.i,Ittcntiet1 10 alhl work fully gu.lrantceal.
CHAS. C. LEE
,Phones Store 22 - - - - House 112,
•