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by the death of i1. It,
day will len
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the mune dater.
est Instalment.
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ittle I'atrey's mottle'.
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didn't git the rise 4t
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al Drug Store
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CH.h1N OF HIGH
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ladies now strewing
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equipped. Koh 0a11 •
t'4 .f operators 111141
disk' frn11 alums!
; malty filen MAni-
srolc front the I'nitee'
mg people than any
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THE SIGNALrnrrrrtR1II. ()NT \ ill(,
'few
of the Sistriet.
Jas. l.etektidge, of WVinghaus, fell
and Intetui•ed hie Ing last week.
Mies Mabel McCall, of Morrie. war
nperalsd upon fur appendicitis iu the
NVerteru Hospital, Landon. last Werk.
Ww Heel, of Cadillac, Mich.. formes•
ly of Crsuibruok. was recently mar-
ried to Mise Esther t?Ilio, of the
United Statew town.
Retail McCallum has lead his ex•
ewllmut 11444M're farm. 1M1 lot 7 of the
ilei euucesrion u( Grey. toOliver
Hemiugway. of Cultivate, for the stun
of $7,54).
Mier Olive \V4•st"utt. daughter of
J. T. \VertcuLt, .awihum, formerly
Yenessuma )meso 'WttaT
min GODKItICH MINERAL. WA -
.1. TICIt t'O.. uuu,u(raurerw tit "Mene.e-
lutg• are pre mrd to dohs e4. to ruy part of
a
the town Bell/ limign.•r Ale in pads _and
quart.,. also NI .
oral Water io three elm
pllte, pint. and 41441.1,1.141011.14.44:r4.
r Water 444
1h.uble nota. l'4e.e grid, are made from
✓ at noel minorrl w,nl4.r, .And are therefore free
from 114 luamrltlu.. 1'. 1.. WALTON Slap
&get. I'I,orw TII.
mimic
mic
- M['SW CLASSES. I AM PKK-
P.SRED to °solve pupils for lessons in
piano and thou,)'. also the Ilurrougba musical
kindergarten method for ',moor children.
Terms and ether informpation may be had at
Thon,sot . music .tore, Ouderich. P.MM 4. A.
ANDIII' t% *. tf.
A ROY ADAMS
1aTi.o oars or Pun.
Studio 1,, hook of Montreal Illock.
Radical
11R1S. KMMK1tSON k TURNBULL,
1 A. T. Kr issaisue. M.11.
W. N. Ta.'tlaauu, M. IL•
1 IIIlr•e. Ifauditau Street. l'houe nu.
Dr. Ku.neraus rs+4leure. North .tree!,
uppo.lta Nt. George'. church. 'phone lea.
Dr. Turnbull's reaidenoe. Montreal street.
Southwest of Pubic Library. Phone LAI.
lilt. F. J. K. FORSTER- EYE. EAR
Nona and Throat only. Stratford. Ont.
,urpe..n New York Ophthalmic wed
\ural In -tit lite, 141)4-44 t'llnkrl a.wi+Wut sur.
Nome and 'Threat Hospital. 00ad.,,, Square. and
Royal I.ondou Ophthalodc Woorekeld Myei
Ilo.pltal. London, Karigg Onto¢ Albert street,
Stratford. opposite Whndaor hotel. Hours:
la Id a.m.: 1 p.m., i s Nm. Telephone -JUL
Lest!
LAMERON k KILIA)RAN, ItAR-
)meront$ solicitors. notrnen, err. 11150e.
iftoii NL. thirst door from hrluare, Undo nch,
Mt. M. U. CAMERON. K.1'. J. L. K1L
iA)JIAN. _
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ROUFO(Yr. IIAI'S &HLAIR
barrister-. .olrriton, notaries public pn •
'on In the Maritime !',turn, etc. i Sgte. erase eti'e
Naar,. next door 1', A. 'a1rn'' grocery. Pn
vat* fund. to lend at k,sl rales of Interest.
W. 1'I1.4,1UIIFOOT. K. C. It C. (HAYS. U. l
H.AIIt.
DICKINSON & GARKOW, BAR-
rRUITERIS, • attorneys. solfeltor., etc.
b. DIMINOMUY 4=HARLEM t ed tat Iowan
rates.
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insurance. Loans. etc.
YOi'NI. R ROBERTSON, REAL
F:.tale end Insurance Agents. Heal ea
tate for ante rte to let Properties handled in
any part of thr town and oxnlnty. Fie and
fe bt.uranre, money' to 1(4.11 air.
IOIIN W. (•ItAIOII.. LiFE, FIRE
111 and accident insurance. Await for leading
ukutual and ..tock rnm rode+. Insurance in all
(lues clreeted un host pans and at Lowe.( rales.
tan at omp, corner Went Street and Square
or address. J. \A'. t'1lAlult-. Oudertch. Ont.
fele .hone Si
McKl1.LOP MUTUAL FIRE IN -
..11 N CR A N 4' K t' O. -Farm and notated
town property inured. Valeo of property In
J Officers
a▪ nd
an. ►A4 over t
and dineewn:-J. B. McLain,cLMcLain,, pres:; ..:: T. Fraser
viempre+ ; Jam. Connolly, O. Dale, Mr. Ches-
n ey.).
'hsney.J. Watt. Jae. kvu,n,J.O,Ortstis. J.Ilenne-
wen, director.: T. It Hay.. rlowforth. secretary.
Ireaaunr„; Inspectors. nearest director to lose
J. W. 1a. Holm age
dvlte 'ilt for Wast
Runes ..44. neo r can pay assessment.
Coats', o. te,
and get !holt canto real:! pees at Mr. 1'uwlw',
Clintonor at McLean Bre..' l'wla4 lothing
Stare Sta(ieodertoh
SHAVING PARLOR
`1HAViN(i AND HAiR•DRES.SIN(i
11 PAltl.4)Kei. -- The best place In town.
Prompt .erclrx ; e.'erythinr clean and sank
Wary. 41o• and cold troth.. W N. DAMS,
Ilrita.h Kaehatge Hotel Block 1.1.100434044 it to
Jas. Frkweyl.
grits¢ Lioeuaes
WALTBI°•
OUKKRIR(S, Y.
Watchmaker. Jeweller and Optician.
laser of Marriage Mecums).
W•
LANE, ISSUER OF MARRi
• AO/ Itoosesn. tioderlck. 011.
THOMAS GUNDKY, LiVE STOCK
and general .11.1 loner. Oaken on South
Sonet, where he will be found at all times
when not Tying sales. 'Tenni reasonable and
every effort, used to give you aamet
Panne in.
GEORGE BECKETT
General Auctioneer.
New System of Tickets and Catalogue.
OFFICE, HAMILTON ST.
P. 0. Box Ie3.
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STOVES
You will Iliian w • mill h tr-
gains if you fail to see What i
can do for you in one of 1huse
Good Cheer ranges
Good Cheer art heaters
Penn Esther ranges
Nothing jun! ate guilt) for the
money ; every one guaranteed.
5 per cent. off for spot
Cash
Plumbing,
Tinsmithing and
Repairs
Electric Wiring
Fixtures.
and
GIVE US A CALL
W. R. PINDER
'Phone 155.
of Exeter. war married on %VOduer-
day, the 1lith ult., to Oegrge Fuck, of
the SAuw city.
David Cottle, of the Thames road,
last week petrels/seed front .Ilex. Mae -
Donald, of Santa Roam.. Cal., for the
rum of $2,150, hie 50 -acre farm ou the
Thames 10+141.
The inmate. of the house of refuge,
Clinton, were favored with a delight-
ful entertainment given them the
Thursday before Ohrlstuhas by the
local lodge of Oddfrllowr.
Oe Saturday, the 21st ult., Rev, E.
A. Fear, of Exeter, tied the nuptial
knot between Siilae Staniake. Jr., of
Stephen, and Miss Maria Merle Porter,
of /lay, formerly of !Clinton.
Herbert Henn, ulecltauieal superin-
tendent of The tit. 'Phomas Times, and
run of the late John Heeu, of Clint.rn,
was married on 'Monday, the 14th ult.,
to Mier Kaithleen Hall, of'lbledo.
Mies M. J. Ilaird, B. A. of Toronto
(oht
Junction, haw twee apped to sue -
coed Mies F. B. Steele a4. master of
modern languages and hintory in Sea -
forth Collegiate lustitute, at a salary
of $2X41.
In the Methodist parlonaage, Ford-
wich, on Tuesday, the 24th ult. Hey.
1/r. Hustler united in marriage ult.,
Alex. Huffman, of that place, and
bliss Catheriue E. Riley, of Morrie
township.
'tee-keine a Greene, a superannuated
minister of the Methodist church. who
has fur the 'hart rix year's been an
eeteewel resident of Clinton, cele -
Mated hie seventy-fourth birthday on
wodneeday, the Ilth ult.
Two of \Vinghani'r popular )uuog
people, in the persons of Wul. J.
tllatchford and Mira Jeuette Mu -Me
sun, daughter of %Yue. Aiteheson, of
that town, embarked on the sea of
matrimony on Wednesday, the 16th
ult.
Color -Sergeant Jamey Simpson, of
Walton. Yats been awarded by the
Dominion Ooveruwent a beautiful
medal for "king.ervice and good con-
duct" blithe acrd Regiment. of which
he liar been it member fur over twen-
ty years.
Trinity church, Fordwicb, was the
gene of all lutereltlng ulatrlwUnl*I
¢aeon un Christmas Day, when W.
A. Gordon, of that place, became the
Mahood of Miss S, E. Rothwell, of
Newbridge. Rev. T. H. Farr per-
formed the ceremony.
Samuel Archibald Dickson, bar-
rister, of Fort, Saskatchewan, only son
of Pumtinanter and Mrs. Dickson, of
/ireful -tie was married In Hamilton
on Thu:sdes% the 19th ult.. to Miss
Evelyn H. Warta, daughter of Mr. and
Mn..•Alfred Ward, of that city.
Andrew Archibald, son of MI-. and
Mrs. Jame. A,chitrald, of Seaforth,
,and of the firm, uf Chesney A Archi-
held, tit that town, was married in
Toronto on Christmas Day to Miss
Minnie Roberta, youngest daughter of
Mrs. R. S, Roberts, of Sea(orth.
A pretty wedding was celebrated at
the hone of Mrs. T. N. Hayter. of
Harpley, Stephen township, on 4Ved-
nreday, the 14th ult., when her
daughter, Miss Sadie, a stenographer
in Hamilton, and Roy Brothers, of
Winnipeg, hems* husband and wife.
A quiet wedding war an event of in.
ter•est at the home of Mrs. John Rob-
inson, of. 4Viughaw, on . %ednesduy,
the 2:511) ult., when her daughter,
Mier Isabella Hall. became the life -
partner of W. H. Hawkiug. of Ninga,
Man. Rev. T. S. Boyle officiated at
the ceremony.
A happy event enlivened the home
of A. Nichol, of Wingham, on Christ-
mas Day, when Miss Julia Lioklater.
youngest daughter uf Mts. Thus.
Linkleter, of that town• wits ntaf•ri-
msasielly united to Neil McNah, of
Actcn. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. D. Pert -ie.
An interesting hymeneal event took
place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Johnston of Zurich on Mon-
day. the :Ord ult.. when their eldest
daughter., Misr Adeline, gave her
heart :and hand to E. W. Stoskopt,
V. S., abet of Zurich. Rev. J. C. C.
Maas officiated at the ceremony.
Jen. Mehaffy has disposed of his 100 -
sem frena ou the 2nd concession of
Stanley, to Charles Calton, who has
Leen engaged for a number of years
with Norman Carter, of Tuckerswith.
The consideration was $5,1)111. Mr.
Mahafy will probehly take up his
residence in Egwondville.
D. Johueton, of the 4th concession
of Kinlen., has deserted the army of
the bachelors. On Christman Day he
took to himself a wife, in the person
of Misr Mary Lockhert. s.ecohd daugh-
ter of Mrs. W. Lockhart, of Kinloss
The binding words were pronounced
by Ilea'. D. Perrie, of wiugham.
i.i,uac Langstroth, who has leen an
enteemenl iwident of Seaforth for the
t thirty years, left Inst week for
Southampton. to take a position in
the furniture factory recently pur-
chased by Thos. Bell & Son, of Wing -
hem. Mrs. Langstroth and family
will remain in Seahorth for the present.
At the home of the bride's father,
on Wednesday. the 14th ult., Miss
Dora Jane Harper, daughter of John
Berber, of the nth concession of How -
irk, was ed in wedlock G. Victor
E. Foster, a prosperous young agricul-
turist of the same locality. Rev. T
H. Farr, H. A., erector of 'Trinity
chinch, Forlwicb, was the officiating
clergyman.
Orange blossoms were interruingled
with the holly festoons which adorned
the home of Edmond 'Troyer of the
Parr line, on Christmas Eve, when his
daughter, Mies Christie Ann. lwc*nte
the bride of William E. Jaron, prin-
cipal of the. Brigden public school.
Rev. John Hatt, pastor of t he Henson
Methodist church. tied the nuptial
a num-
berin the presence .f A large
of guests.
Hotel Normandie Changed '!lands.
The Hotel Normandie, Clinton, haw
changed hands, the proprietor. C. W,
Brown, having x0141 the furnishings
and goodwill to A. 1.. Strome, of Her -
lin. for INI,Of41, Mr. and Mrs. ifrpwtt
leave shortly for Toronto.
An Afflicted Family.
Christman this year wee filled with
sadness for Mr. and Mess. Thomas 1'.
James, of Turnberry. The previous
Manned*y their children cotnpl*ined of
not feeling well, and it was thought
that they were taking the mumps.
1t proved, however, to he diphtheria.
and early Sunday morning 1.onis,
aged two vele.. 114 "ed away. Before
night Lillie. their eight-year-old
daughter, also auction bed to the dread
dime*... Two other members of the
family are now ill.
A Clam Seltle3.
The claim of Bruce Bnatlenberry, of
Hrurefield, against the county of
Huron, for injuries sustained by his
horse at St. Jinaeph bridge, on the
like shore, which, at the last session
of the county conned. was referred t
Messrs. Lamont ra
nd
reeves of flay andua
Hewett. for theiger, r
Ilea talon, has I(een amicably settled.
At a conference of the uuere'rtel
'metiers, held in Hewlett recently, it
WAS agreed to pay the plaintiff $122, in
full of Ilia cl.hu, mud thio offer was
(
'tempted.
Death of Tuckersmith Fanner.
'1 he death of Robert Brock, of the
Mill roast, Tuckeremith, which oc-
curred un Saturday. the 14th ult., re-
moves en old and respected resident of
that lownrhlp. Fur three weeks he
had suffered intensely from au Abec ser
behind the ear, which finally affected
hie brain, so that death canto as a
happy release. Deceased, who WAS
burn iu Quebec .illy -rix years ago,
came to the tow milli p of his Adoption in
1874, purchasing (runt the late Donald
McKay the demo upon which he had
since resided. Though he wan quint
and unustentatious, hie high charac-
ter and geniality woo fur the deceased
the Valmont of all with whom he ¢rine
in c.,tttact.. He lived a life of single
blersednese, but is survived by his
bristlier. on the homestead, who glade
hie a worthy helpmeet.
Death of Popular Clinton Young Man.
A gloom war emit over the Gown of
Clinton un Saktulday, the 21.1 tilt.,
when it was learned Lhst num of Its
mood popular young wen, in the per-
son of Walter Gregg Stewart, second
sou of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Stewart, of
that town, had died in Toronto. 1)e -
ceased had suffered from pains -in the
head for sump mouths and a new
weeks ago he went to Toronto Hos-
pital, where it waw found that a
tumor was growing on the base of the
brain, which caused the loss of bis
eyesight and partial puralysie. As a
Iasi resort the tumor was removed.
The operation was suceeseful and
hopes were cherished for his ultimate
recovery, but on Thursday it blood
vessel buret and he immune uncon-
scious, passing peacefully away on
Saturday evening. Deceased, who
wits in him twentieth year, war a
young wan of parts. and a great
favorite with hie friends. "whom
the gods love die young."
Committed Suicide at London.
Thenews of the death of John
Strong. of Kippers, which took place
in Loudon !sloe week, war learned with
h regret by the rewiduntr of Tuck-
erswith. Deceased was born iu the
township in which he parsed the
greater part of hie life. An iodustVi-
oiu, well -doing young nisei, he enjoyed
the esteem of all who knew him.
About. a year ago a heavy cloud
gathered *round hint. His wife
and two children were turn from
him by the hand of death. This be-
reavement, together with ill -health.
was conn' than he could bear nod his
mind gave way under Lhe strain. He
went to the London asylum last
spring in the hope that he might re-
gain hie health under the scientific
treatment received there. This hope,
however, wits never realized. ass be
gredually grew worse and on Friday,
the Leith ult., he put an end to his un-
happy life by jumping into the reser-
voir of the institution- His body was
found fifteen minutes later. A num-
ber of young children are thus sadly
bereaved.
AS OTHERS THINK.
Everyone in Goderich Hasa Right to
His Own Opinion.
While everyone has a right to his
own opinion yet it is wise to always
consider what others think and profit
by tbeir experience.
Nothing maker) life 114) miserable, or
interferem so widely with the useful-
ness, of the average American, as indi-
gestion, and it is well for um to Rive
fair consideration to what others
think about this remarkable affliction.
Jas. Wilson is positive that in Mi-o-
na stomach tablets helots an absolute
cure for indigestion and the many
dinagrreable symptoms that follow
u
,u
'n disease ouch distress after
this
elating. coated tongue, had taste in the
mouth, dizziness, flatulence, nervous•
nees and debility.
His action in selling Mi-o•na on a
guarantee to refund the money unless*
it cubes shows plainly his belief in
the value of this remedy. He taker
all the risk, and there will be no
charge whatever for Meson* unless
you sire satisfied th*t it has relieved
you of indigestion. '
Random Philosophy.
Hate ie often unconscious fascina-
tion.
The ocean roars only where it ie
shallow.
Titania was not the last woman to
love it donkey.
Reform ie a plant that grows ell In
the sunlight of publicity.
if friends are regarded as
only. we will soon spend then!.
Hod tate in the handege that k
a mummified institution together.
The gossip deserves credit for choos-
ing aline one more interesting than
himself to nal k about.-lieorge
Llewellyn Bees in January Lippin-
cott's.
INVITE A TEST.
--
Jas. Wilson Asks Catarrh Sufferers to
Try Hyomei on His Guarantee.
Jas. Wilson invites x11 who suffer
from *ny form of catarrhal troubles, to
gets Hyomei outfit from hien with his
absolute guarantee that If it does not
giise perfect satisfaction the money
will be refunded upon request.
There is no other t,-eetment for
catarrh (het in any way resembles
Hyomei, none that. gives such Buick
curative results and lasting e.atlef*c-
tinn, no medicine that can take its
place, none that can be Aoki on si
gu*ranteis like this, to refund the
money tiniest it cures.
Catarrh is a germ disease end can
toe cured only by breathing Hyotltci,
so that the most remote air cell.; in
the nose, throat and lungs sire reached
by its antiseptictic heeling powers. In
this way all catarrhal germs ere
killed, the irritated nnrcons noemhra11e
is heaped and catarrh is driven frurn
the system.
This wonderful medicated air treat-
mentdocs not drug and derange tie
stomach. but is breathed through a
little pocket inhaler that goes with
every dollar outfit.
The IlnnM't I way in which ,las. Wil-
son sells Hyomei attests his confi-
dence in the retuetly.
A Lucky Miss.
Two Englishmen hound West nn a
tour stopped over a few hours lel
Chicago recently, end during the in-
terval droppped into one of the vaude-
ville theat,e*. Shortly after they en-
tered. a knife -throwing team hegmn
its torn. the man sticking knitted in
decorative hurdler Around the heed
and miens of hlsieminlne partner.
After a few minntee' unrsainewa one
of the Englishmen turned to the
other and said :
"(kane, let's get out of this belly
hole."
"Cahn't yon wait loose It through 'r'
"Cahn't i wait P I should sye not,
'r. 'al ten Marilee*. *4M1 'e's hissed
'e4. every Uwe." - Jaime;y l.ipplu•
cott w
AMERICA'S MOUNTAINS.
Grander and Greater In Variety Than
the Old World's.
North America has suffered shame-
fully from Alpine ■rrogauce. Its mas-
ters have looked upon glaclerlese l'01,1-
rado, the rWgrs bulging faintly above
the continental plateau; upon I'opo-
i•atapetl and his slater Stars reaching
lathwusward, upon the snowy dead
craters of the Cascades, and pitted us
Americans that our lands offered
mountain sport for none but women
and old men. Volcanoes? An inferior
sort of mountain. The Appalachians!
Molehills.
But ou their cootlnent are fields for
cllmbtng greater lu variety. wider In
appeal to every sort of mountaineer.
Alpinist Included. than on any other of
the world's six areas and among the
summits physically attainable proba-
bly the hardest in the world. The
Himalayas, with greater real eleva-
tion, have bases of attack dlscounting-
ly high, and the accepted Idea that
thin air prevents climbing above 23.000
feet bars their tiptop'. If South Amer-
ica offers greater height and heroic
weather, Alaska requires training In a
sport quite new, a subarctic Alpfning
for which you must persist and endure
likeea polar traveler, Bork ac and
rope, cordel or pack cantos across
tundra. Its ten or more summlta be-
tween 10,000 and 20,300 feet present
the greatest effective height, the lon-
gest snow and Ice slopes, In the world.
All but Mount 8t. Elias and Mount
MCHinle?. 20,300 feet, the highest on
the continent, are virgin. Mount Lo-
gan, 19.500 feet, is the world's remain-
ing Alpine problem. Swiss training
alone will not win It. (limbers have
avoided Alaska, oftener accepting chal-
lenges from Asia and the Andes. Al -
Online must succeed In this ultimate
field or come to Judgment for their
condescension. Alaska lacks only that
prohibitive elevation for which you
may .5 well train in a laboratory vac-
vnm.-Robert Dunn in Outing Maga-
rine.
A Comb In the Claw.
Many birds poorness a useful comb in
the claw of the middle toe of the foot.
This has been noticed In owls, night-
jars, herons, bttterns, cormorants, gan-
nets, etc. It has been explained as a
means of holding the prey securely.
The comb is sometimes replaced by a
curved blade with teeth. which run
along the inner side of the claw. Such
a blade is found In razorbills, wild
docks, gulls. starlings and many other
birds. Where a comb 1s required the
inner edge of this blade becomes di-
vided into teeth. Young nightjars or
goetsockers have only the blade, but
old goes have a well developed comb.
Autos For Russ Army.
8t. Petersburg. Dec. 24. -The Rus-
sian War Department has ordered the
formation of a military automobile
corps to be based on the German
model.
A SI:Rht Jolt.
Grabbing her pug, in haste she *rote
And rained upon the creature's note
A perfect storm of kisses sweet,
And the dude reclining at her feet
Remarked as he at her looked up :
"Ah, 1 wish that I'd heel) born a pup."
Then spike the maid in an icy tone :
"Why, Algy. were you torn full
grown P"
Go to the ant. thou sluggard ; al-
though she doesn'tmake any noise in
the world, she isn't buried at the ex-
pense of the county.
Men and women of °stark
This
APPEAL
is fore
Yoa
The Great Provincial Charity, 'iia
Hospital for Sick Children,
Cate 0■ You For Aids.
Remember that ibis Hospitsl is net •
local inslitutioa, but Provincial.
It carer for every
sick child in the
Provisos of Ont-
ario whose parents
cannot afford to
pay for treatment.
Busy dollars are
better than idle
tears. The sym-
pathy that Weeps
is goad, hot the
Hospital has to have
the sympathy than
Works.
Last year there were 1093 patients ad.
mitred. Of these 379 came from 254 places
outside of Toronto --all were children of
poor people who could not afford to pry for
treatment of their little ones.
Each child wan in the Hospital 474 days
at n cost of
91.:11 each
ppeerr day, or
15.2.22 f a r
the47jdays
1tny.
if your
dollar could
@trotghten
the feet of
a little boy Hawser
or girl with club feet, you would gladly
give it, and your dollar will do that.
There were 79 eases of club Met treated
las• en-runtta-
rte'r 1_
11111
ai -•e'er`"`,
FEE
atyeRa.. •rrSR.
Inst year. Out of the 79, about 50 were
from the eountry.
if you know of any child in your county
who is sick nr haa club feet, and whose
parents can not afford to
pay, send the name to the
Hospital Serrstary.
The stock books are
open. Won't you 1.1
the Hospital write your
name down for a few
Owe in Hedvea's own
471, r k of healing little
ehildren
A great mimeo( Mere,
- the melee stock that
steer pays dividends
is bought. w,th the money
that helps The Hospital
for Sick Chiklnn to ex•
erect the Gold of Life
from the Quartz of
D.at h,
Plea¢ send eowtriBstioes so J. Hass
ltehrrseen, Outman. nr to T\nag11N David
sen, Rac -Tree& , of the !implied far Sidi
Qinghai. i. O.II.g. /Week Theses
TSVPID,If, January 2, 190•,
D. MiUar Co.
11 Third Annual
Stocktaking Sale
On Saturday _ w%il` start our 'Third
Annual Stocktakii ' ll.e, v, h .m all goods of
passing fashion will Qs, 1.►tered at prices
that will be sure to mike :a spe..'y clearance.
We may state th it si'lc2 commencing
business in Goderich ii. ha. .tp . ays been
oulOrule to hold only on.• safe In the year,
and that in January just Mort.. ci mpletiu
stocktaking.
ONLY A FEW MANTI.ES
The few that remain will he oitt'reJ at
almost Half-price. We will not give .it:tills,
but you will be sure of saving moi'c•t hen
you visit
THE SCOTCH STORE DURING
MILLARS' SCOTC,
'Phone
56
STORE
'Ph.,1/4
.,
sd
Wise iso the man who knows whatir
not 1. }4, y, and reurrusloel•s not to say
i4.. Oh, Say !
"Tills Il -
St. George's
Baking Powder
-the baking powder that makes
the best Bread -the whitest Biscuits
-the lightest Cake and I'astry-
you ever saw"
"Order a can NOR' --so von will
be sure to have ST. GEORGE'S
for your next baking."
ll'1 ee jet f, n* ropy of ow r mese Clot -Rook.
National Drug Ps Chemical Co of
Canada Limited Montreal. in
i
4
A Good -fitting
We/%tailored
Suit or
Overcoat
Made to your order from new-
est clothe in lucdituu and light-
weights,. nl
DUNLOP'S
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
WEST STREET.
156
H. B. BECKETT
E-M3ALMER
AVD
(FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Did you see the dandy
CUTTERS at Bob
Wilson's warerooms
on Hamilton street.
He ban the (test collection of
('utters that ever came to town.
No to*ticr what style you waant.
'
tit• what price, they :tie there.
11e Data them from
$5.00 up to $5o.o6
Call and Have a Look
anyway. 14.1, is always glad to
see you. It you don't want ,any-
thing in his line. 4ul*yll yon
have friends who do. He is mule
agent for
McCORMICK MACHINES,
GRAY CUTTERS. BUGGIES,
FLEURYandPERRIN PLOWS
ROBERT WILSON
GODERICH, ONT.
A Newspaper Bargain
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SYNOPSIS OF
Canadian Northwest
Homestead Regulations.
.111y rveo ,nunhood meet Ion of Dominion
heel, lu 14*044Olit. timkalchewsn and Albert,,
except ing a and ell not re,urv,d, luny Irl bomc•
tended by Any 48411.011 who is 11101.01C 44141.1 of n
family, °rimy male over IR years of Ago; to 11.,,
extent of one-quarter rection of Iran actio, mora
or les..
o , ire nn
A 1 11 for cat
t 1mast he male 244 peony
by f he agen. Ant at n [Mar district.
In lands Agency
or Sub agency for 11,0 allele,. which the land
1s sl,uale. Pantry by proxy may, however, be
insole : t on Agency n, crrl*11 conditions b►
Ow lather, mother. .nn. daughter, brother of
slope of an Intending homesteader.
The boniest en f. required to perform lion
homestead duo under one of We followi. g
plane:
11) At leas( sic months' residence upmn and
cultivation of the land In each yews for three
ye*Po
th A ho,nrdcadcr rnnp, If hr so dc*Ires, Mt.
form the req a ind aerldcnce dnUA. 1,7 luring , n
farming laud owned solely by him, not tem than
•ihhty WO) Aert•s,111 extent. Iu the %!tinny of bis
homestead, Join ownership in land will not
most this requitement.
Ch If the father Hr mother, If the father Ind.
rawsedi of a hornealewder has trrmaner4 n•.i
drone on fanning land owned solely by hits.
not Ire. than eighty Oen were44 in extent, ba tbo
r ipinity of the h •st'at. or 1141111 w hni.ahr."I
rancord for by him In the Arial?Y. su.h hon..
-I,ad,r only perform his own residence duties
by IIHng with the father for nnnh,,
it, The 1., 1,, sI.-ti)Iy'Inthe two protean
pnrxgrapi' f. nchnnl ns nreei.Inrpgg not mar
inn nine miles In *direct hne, exd,ui lvetit 1 h0
width of nod *Iloe'nncow crne.,4 n lbs
measurem• nl.
161 4. hnmentrndrr Intrnding to perform Mo
ne-,drop.• duel,-+ in sce'nlan.e will tho• airs v,o
while th.ing 4v lth par'„'. or on fanning lane
ownsl by hltn.4•If woo not sty the *gent for (1,
fits/V..1n(bd cnlfon.
onth .',,0(11444 in w'1lhyt nn1s1 6.111t14.-,,
In the tnmmledoner of Dominion lands al.
Ottawa of Intentk'm to appty for potent
Deputy of the Mlnlder of the Inler'nr,
N.B.--Un.nthorined publication of UM W -
r. #M.s.Nt will sot be peed hr.