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THE SIGNAL : GODN:It►cli. ONTARIO
COLLEGIATE EXAMINATIONS.
Percentages Obtained at Recent G. C. 1.
Examinations.
t'PYKR roam 1• tnr1.
Orville nurnin 78
Augusta McLeod 70
Rhoda McKenzie 71
Harry Leppard 70
Lottie Robinson
Ortou Duruin
DsiLewwe ..
Eleanor Walker
Irene Pridhaw
(L
6)4
ata
05
61
Melville Anderson • itt
Donald McLachlan til
Archie Tow tqJ
Roy Walter 00
Totu Elliott `7
Flo Macduneld.t............ ......• :Ill
Rose McNevin '113-
Ina
13las Welsh 32
Gladys MCNetin
Lloyd Alton
Lilian Ma•Vicar
Maggie Bisset .
PAMT 11.
Benson Lintg ,..,
Donald (Tart[
51
Nt
4`+
Ili
sit
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Donald Vitae:c n t 83
Augusta McLeod
W. J. Lavery tau
74
Donald Me Lecithin in , ........... , . , 73
Rhoda McKetskic a., ..... • 7t)
Orton Dornin efi
Gladys McNevin 85
Lottie Rubinson • • 62
!7o Macdonald (it,
Orville Durnin
May Stoddart . . . . . . rr2
R. Yatter►onrel
H. Towill I
H. Walter SI
F. Harrisont 79
N. Graham 7)4
J. Johnston. .......... 78
W. Cunningham . 77
A. Barclay 76
W. Bichan 7:,
1. Pentland 74
1. Young .... 71
M. Foster 73
M. Austin 71
.1. Clutton 7l►
T. Robertson 711
L. Clark ilii
Daisy Ryan 07
V• li oods...... ...- ....• 44 III
E. Hickingbottorn iii
V. Elliott (11
F. Foster.... .. (11
E. Dean 111
A. Shackleton til
a. Case.._., an
A. Hargitt.... 111
E. Sickle.... it
R. Clark
E. Elliott... ,as
L. Lacey . 37
0. Warnock.... 1.:
G. McNevin 50
E. Colborne ...... 5U
B. Pridhaw, .. - fA
J. Saunders ... 4 •
T. Young..., fa
Amgen. tr.,-....rrzr.71:r-rresIrr:, , 34
YOB* IL .1
John Sturdy 78
John Jackson 73
Wm. Bisset 72
Edna Stirling.._.,. 71
Anna Howard .. 70
Myra Durnin 09
Jennie Clufff ......-• i
Fergus McNaught `tri
Mae McManus 02
Minnie Shackleton 61
John Million 01
Stella Morrish 01
Gladys Levy 'Al
Edna Mclrwan ase
Stella Kirke :41
Sara Beacom (36
Ella Brimicombe .. fes
Ali: Maulntere ' 53
Stella Speirart 51
Mabel 1 ming ...it)
Wm. Smile 5))
Isobel Matheson . 49
Wm. Phelan - 48
Richard Levy ......... ... .. 43
Mary Patterson 45
Ella MacLean 42
Grace MacLean 41
ne Sands 40
wand Jones 37
FORM 1.
Eva dotitervidle 84
Vera od 77
Mary H ley 70
Mary Te)76
Fred Reber. n 73
Fannie Cox .... 73
Edgar Sweets. 73
Cepha Reklits 72
/ 1
Alto McDonald ..,. -
Florence Young .... 71
Veronica Bowler .... ... 00
Napoleon (iravetle ..'. s8
Marjori eAitken Oh
Harry Colborne.... 111
Charlotte Cuff ......• 04
Harry Tufford 62
Eddie Dietrich Irl
Rita Dinsmore 811
Mary Clark 59
Helen Pridhaw ... 59
Kathleen Sutherland Fib
Clara Young • - ..._ ,+>~;=. -,-tl7
Aliens. Clark 57
Iris Warnock ..... 67
Walter Buchanan ................. 57
Eric Hawkins 58
David Cowan . . _..---..-,-.+,:4it
Sadie Wilson 52
liopetown Mitchell Al
Clarence Armitage 31
Roy Sharman ..:t,3
D. McGILLICUDDY'S CASE. ` PERSONAL MENTION. 1 The Maitttnd Ghosts.
The mind Maitland Spook. Hrh[wtu
H. Dunlop was is Toronto on Monday.
Ott Italtewe. ,i came forth ;
Mrs. F. Jordan left lad week fur Montreal.
From urs[ and neat an l south they cane.
S Morningstar war la Toronto for Thank- And atm, from the north.
siting..
t hart,,. Lewitt was up trout income for the The first con Pignut .401101 forth
hulid* To take the One by .tons.
Wit h w t.. -pinch and nook. y -wrench,
.1..d tools of every fort,,.
Defendant Fined. But Jury Disapproves
of The Eye Opener.
Calgary, Nov. 11. -The famous
criminal libel Bull of Edward' ageing
McGillicuddy le ended. Tonight after
four hone' consideration the jary
found Me lifeGillicaddy's, plea of juste
ficatiol not proven, but addtel a rider
disapproving fie citiaitrs of the obscene
and suggest It e articles and illustra-
tions which appear, it, The Eye
Opener, and desiring the 'Judge to
caution the prosecutor- against -a rep-
etitionof these articledd. Mr. McGilli-
cuddy wee sentenced to pay 8100 • fine
or two wunthe' hard 1a1s.r. Etecu•
tion of the judgment was steyed fends
fug the sitting of the court en bane ort
December 15th. The accused is out
ou bis own hill of VIM.
" T�te algia whish was instituted
against n. Mc(;illieuddy. editor at
The• News, by It. Edwards' of The
Eye Opeuer. and was expected to he
decidedly spicy and interesting, clime
to an abrupt termination. without
ventikating any of the details which
had been anticipated. These were ex-
pected even by the court. and an
order had been issued to kc eir. Any-
one under twente-one out of the
r•ooht. Edward..., however, did not
take the stitnd hint -elf.• and the de-
fence aid not make any attetn t to
prove by evidence t hat he ie a moll]
degenerate, resting their case on the
Idea of justification.
is The Presbytery of Huron.
ffn 1'reshvtcry of Huron held its
regular meeting in the 'manse at F:g-
itondville on Tuesday 01 this week.
Rev. N. Shaw was elected moderator
for the next terra. in addition there
were present Rev. 1/r. McLean.
clerk, Rets. Fletcher. Sewers. Hamil-
ton, Leckie, Larkin, Dr. Stewart,
Mane,---Deseidfieerr---44.4-* t _ ll:--F3errwll.-
Stuitb, 1eNeil. l'rquhart, and the
following elders : Messrs. McLellan.
Elcoat; Campbell. Ballantyne, Strang,
McArthur. Conait, Ker. The ttea.-
uter's statement t13t--Tru cents per
tinnily would be required fur all pur-
poses was approved. A n her ..f
recuts were considered aid recoup
mentations Hittite et.neerning them.
It was agreed that connection [vitt[
the aged and infirm ministers fund
shook' Ise I0P.IIe obligatory on all
entering the tnini.,t.y. A committee
appointed to consider the basi- Of
Union recommended Mt tlhe repre-
sentative eommit(e, who liste the
matter in hand should be :Wowed to
"Offish its work;'' A te'eu ilittion con-
gratulating the W . F. M. S. on their
growing work was propoesi by Mt•.
Leckie and agreed to. The afternoon
iession was token up with conferences
on Sabbath schools andsy atemati.•
trem'ttretee, ltev. t tt` MCLi1C , o
Mitubell, appeared un behalf of the
yyuexl a Sunday pd.,}{., 11,ciatimaItidt.afll
comnt.•ndeil- to the Presbytery four
departments of Sunday school work.
viz.,' the cradle roll, supplemental
lessons, the organized liibh• elev. and
teacher training. Rev. J. 11. Edmi
son, of Cheltenham. appeared for 1 he
Assembly's committee on evatettiatu•
beneficence, asking the Presbytery to
ae.rpt the challenge ..f tire present
'einem in missions alai aim at
taking its full share in the raising of
the million dollars required. for the
.trestlep increasing work at home and
abroad. On [notion of Mr. L skin the
challenge was accepted and an aver-
sge of ten cents per week per com-
municant was set beefor•C• the Presby-
tery. a small couunittee bring given
the work of organizing to accomplish
the end sought.. The next meeting is
to be held in Willis church, Clinton,
on the third Tuesday el-J:►nuary, 11561.
COMMBRC1AL 1ORlt
Blanche Shaw
Mary Lacey 7H
Mae Lindnny _ -N
Adeline Clark t0
OralStcwldart ifd A New Tonic
Lottie McCreath 73 For the woman who is tired out
- Russell Fox- - - - ......... r : 74 (here has been prescribed knew kind
Nellie. Lip'. , _ • 7:5 of ptneelaut.
Birdie Days •rths Teri mTiTtiyof grnpe juice and
Percy Haydenis olive oil. One tablespoonlnl of the
Ernest Young 7:7:1
3
Cara Washington ............ 71 latter r of 'grape juice Is taken
Minnie Cathcart • - --- • 71 at ch meaL _If tiro tomato of oil le
Mary Sutherland /k1 strong for flume stomachs two
Nellie Bleck ; r more tablespoonfuls of the grave juice
Hector MacKay y�01 may be added.
♦Vataon Straiton .. Iii It Is claimed that both serve as ex -
Ella Baechler 111 cellent medicine. The dose becomes
Ruhv SGdhere , r.. 131
William, DI yle yt, very palatable after awhile. it should
Garvin Pttng ri7 always be iced. It builds up the rip
Angns Mctiecin (.5 petite, and the o1l lubricates the stotn
Annie MacKinnon 53 itch In a must hie:eticle! way.
Athletic Records.
Year by year, speed records fall be-
fore new reeorda, faster 'narks' ate get
for feeler performers, t wo-legged and
four -legged. -
There is a rig difference between
the records of today and those of
twenty-five years ago.
The trotting record in Pet was
2.101.
Nearly 12 seconds.have been clipped
off. t
The pacing record was ?,11;. Now
it is 1.o5.
The running horse mark was 1.31.1;:
Four and a quarter seconds have been
clipped off.
The fastest mile nm -hy a roan was
then recorded at 1.111 1-.). Today the
nark i. 1.12:.
The bicycle mark was 2.11 3-5,
That win in the early days of the
wheel. Today it is 1.118 1.5, faster
than the fastest horst'.
The swimming record has been re•
diced from 25.1.2; to 23.16 4.5.
Balloon speed records were not kept
in IWO. The di. igitlle balloon and the
airship were dreams of the faUlre.
The automobile ---was in It.. -experi-
mental stage. Nobody had ever seen
..t motor cycle or a tnot.or.boat.
lieeater speed is to -come, Ite•cords
will fall. Y.•er• by yens.
that stood twenty live yt•ars ago -yen,
Almost thirty-five years ago, and still
St ands.
In London. on June 1, 1874, W. Per-
ktnttwtttk8d lifltcial record iI guile
in 8 minutes 21 seconds. His record
stands tlslat.
Miss Spence agent Tbsotxaglvltui- I)ay lar
t'liutuu. - - •-
!•. Duty wade s buainoeatrlp to Peterlwrough
this wart.
Mire Krully tiutdthorpe was in 1N13iQ0 1Ml
ThaaSay.
W. McCaughan was up trout Toronto for
the holiday.
Artbuttlutherland w•a;: up from Toronto for
the holiday.
Stewart Louie was up trues St. Catharines for
Thank.git fug.
Chester Farrow was up from Turoeto for
Than v tug.
Mia. Mabel 1)oty was home front Toronto fur
Than kiwi, Ing,
Dr. and Mn. aUwayg were Thaukarrivlug
visitors In 1.0./ 4111./.
Mi.. )k,yd vent Thanksgiving d)aY wltb
frleude lar 1'urutt5
J. k. Shaman. of Woodstock, was itt torn
for Than►ago mg Huy.
stir Mamba Well. spout Thauk.etvtwi with
Mn. J. Miller at Carlow.
Mn.. D. Millar and Miss Millar were in
Buffalo during the week.
Mr, 'Heed 1). F'. Balton, of A tratford, tisitpd
trl*to es here this week. •
Mn. 1Huv.. Turubull was In Toronto and
Sutton during the week,
A. W. lladdeu and son, Charles, were at
Buffalo for '1'h:uik-gig frig
'the) boort); •Carted down lire avid.
Hutu.nhtg a martial air
Their Null. l.etokerwd bn.,e resolve.
For others they dent cam,
lint troubles were before them yet -
They had other things to fete :
For a voice new .ouuded near Ilion,
Just slightly W the roar.
Then In the balmy evening air
They discerned 001115 figures grin
Approaching In the midnight gloom --
Figures both stout and dint.
"halt!" came forth In accents loud
But now, what do as hear t
The Maftlanders have cowards turned
And now retreat in fear.
And to ! their stately captain brats
1. hoi.tod un a gate.
But is nut carried very. 1..
Because of ponderous w eight.
Then tho two parties did engage
In conflict fierce and long.
Was likely 11 rayless ida17 [aim But which brigade the .wronger propel
wt.,*friend- .at ttidgttto - _ To fell It would be wrong.
Bert MK'rwth was among tb' 5b*anstirtng At Let with faces swearer w.Ith mud
homae,mers from Terouto. And dt. jointed fnuny-bone.,
J. Buchanan, .r., and Yin. l'her gravels,. sadly wend their way
Toronto ever Thanksgiving•
Mi.,: Zeal Thurfoir we.Tnoii a front -To.
--- --'ro'tfi.piritsersllrlmle. *west homes.
fat the Than --giving holiday.
Mrs. iKer.11.11. WWI win. ofMarkham. made ltondr for loui.vll�e, KY•, the wnrk.on the
a brief visit to town this week. Y
:ruttre%S- tial[ NV AA hl Toronto Sitting the
'Sedimentation ba..tn which Mr, McI rector was
N'4.e l7ro heard1100 the 111 To onto t superintending being now complete, Mr. Mr
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week however. expects to be (kick Irl Gude-
F. J. Hut)and was in Toronto during' the • rich in connection with some work he will ptob
week purchasing Christmas good.. , ably untlertake for the county In com,eetion
W. I'roudfuot, jr., aas home front Trinity
C'uttoge. Toronto, fes' Thanksgiving.
Bert Kidd. of S. E. Hick'- drug .tore, spent
Thanksgiving at his home at (-heeler
wit some bridges.
Mr. and Mix James Craig, of Drayton. N. 1)..
anuouurc i heengagement of their daughter,
Jennie I anticline, to Hey toorge Acheson
-Miwltar,Sati. oath. Po4omce staff. -;pelt Jt'a,etwrr, et l:e*red Favke, iornlrrly erf
the Thanksgiving holidays at Toronto. !atrrich. The marriage v.54'dl take place on
Thursday. November hath.
tfeorge dtewnrt went t , Toronto on Suss Minnie Campbell, of Arcola, sa k.,
Tuesday to attewl the horticultural show. de. liter of Wm, (attp,wll, of town who
hs+ Wen touringfr Magia:I .and `cot lend for the
reser -two-moathe,-t. now it her way back
to Canada. She has had a ter). nutelesting
time, including a sight of 1 he knmpireruler,
and a view or the pageann•y cd the Braids
Parliament.
Mr. and Mn.tobie of seaforth, visited
Sir.-and. Strr,-hati�leu.osw Thanksgiving: ._- -
Mrs. aid Iliad Walton .pent Thanksgiving in
Clinton. the guests uf Mr. and Mrs:Armour.
Mn. Inglis and Miss Inglis spent! Thanks-
gi.frng with friend. hi London and Belmont.
among he holiday Mrs.
sir r,inKto nrMM�h.' were
Aepitfog lady vocwlist-''.1
1'. W. liacthw.tte, of tic 8tett.g Hank. Ton think illy voice wrndd 8!
•ts•ut the Thanksgiving [holiday at Port Stan. hall ? " Manager, grimly - On t
contrary. I .atm stn's it would empt
Mrs, Wilmer Smith has been visiting her ll,."
Aster, Mrs. t'. 11. Cooper. Toronto. the pas
acek. The husband (during the
qMuuarrw 1
jn -
'1o Ie always making .
Was there' .r thine when you didn't ? "
Tl,. wife-"Ves,.sitl_u�t toy wedding
Ilay...
Pat -"The next W. n 0' they chea-
ters as runs over me 11 he sorry for
tit." Th a-"Ai.l why is first ?"
got s Nn v ..it..,glyr-fin
in me pocket. !"
O••lllrrrilimin•tttmmo*
�>�i11�-.•-•""-'Mere..
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SCHOOL
CHILDREN
SUFFER
from itnp,rfect vi.ioq 'and are 1
called dull in Studies.
1 give careful attention to the
fitting of Children's study
Glasses, reaming good results
in all cases.'
W. E. Kelly?
1 Jewetlef4land Optician
1 Phone 153,
e_ means __ enemieemse. ml
1
pins Wllwn Herald left. this week for
Toronto. where .he will -prod a couple of
wvckw
Mia._lreue NiehOLeh., of the udlee staff of
The London Advertiser. was ho.ie for Thank.-
g)ting.
Mr. and Mrs. t;eorge Wilson, of Piektord.
Mich.. have been visiting their relatives here
t hi- week. •
;Alt-penta.t _]1 ,S
..eserai days at Brantford Suring
past week.
Reg. llliat -tudent of tlhe.4.•hoolaf L.recti
,1tt te•ienee, Toronto, we:, borne over Thanke.
giving Day. - •-
Mrs. F:d.l;rahan and Mss Maud lirahanrl
lett yesterday for Uleveland.,where they will
visit relatives.
Mr. and, Mrs. Harry (•atnyheIl returned Owterday to Sudbury after so extended visit at
rheppardton.
Mr. and M.. Shaver, of Hamilton, were
guests of Mrs. George Harris, Elgin avenue.
over Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. t1-Illiam Acheson visited their
laughter, Mn. P. H. Horton. to Port Hope.
Over Thanksgiving.
Mr-. Knight and the yti.se- laadys. Evel'n
and Lathan *reit ed berg on Saturday from the
%vest mewed 'he winter at the home of Mr.
and.Mta 0. Hier:
Me'. S. K. Welt and Miss 'Maggie Robertson
were guests of:Hev, t:. N. and Mrs. Haran 1*
London the past week.
Miss 1.•,ttie Hens ridge, of Hamilton. epeut
the holiday' in town. the son -t. of her sister,
Mi.. I)e..io Henstrldge.
Mrs 1v, N'. Bunt and two children, of Wood-
cock, were the guests for Thankagivliut of the
lady s tamer. 1.. '. Har,(ttt.
Bruce Anndersorn, of the Exeter branch of the
[[ink of Commerce. was among the holiday
t union hr town this week.
Ammar the holiday visitors in town was A.
T. Harland, of Detroit. Hort seems never to
low his interest in Goderlctn.
ITut•. J. s. Carrie. 14. A., of Fergus, and Mr.
and Mrs. (1. A. l'arrte, of Toronto, were t Liters
at the old hone for Thanksgiving.
Mr, and Mrs. Kew William. and Mi's Nora
Williams, of Toronto. are guests et Mr. and
Mrs. 1. E. Jordan at sYdenham Villa. •
Mn. Frank Wright and on, of Brantford.
and Miss Jr.dc Thomson, of Berlin. are visit
ing at the residence of Mr.. 0..A. Thomson.
MIs. Ethel Williams was among the visitors
to the queen .;uy the pest week. .ht -her.
return oke Ws.' •e ompanied by her mother.
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Wm. Matheson, of 1 o, hal-h, was in town on
Friday last on his way to Toronto. where he l -
in his fourth year at the Colter:ity of Toronto. •
Mr: ,and Ctrs. James Long and daughter.
Ancil, iH London. were the gur.t. of Mn.
Ellen 'allow,ti linca street. for Thanksgiving
Lapel Parsons -and Harry Sturdy took part
In the progtan al - titre cone;ert in connection
with the English church at:Dungannon on
Monday.
Mrs. McLennan, Nelson area, has gone
to spend .o)ne tirne with her daughter.
Mr.. McDonald, at Lochalsh. Miss 'Tana Me-
t.r,nan l -at Barrie and Miss )(tante in Teton•
to,
Leo Chisholm 'and lit. Horner returned
home last week from New Turk State, where
they had Leen engaged for-evrral weeks pack-
ing apples. They are well pleased with their
visit aeras t to line.--- - - -- -
Tnotnas Mr(+illicuddy, of Toronto, formerly
of f a,st.'rirh, was recently elected an honorary
nien.trr of Euclid mimetic Methedlst Episcopal
Mena ('hob, Cleveland. 0.. neon the ronelnsion
his adrift,: beta et to rtnh en- -The -centre
if the World.- Thlrt .fa
In_thnt-chit •
as n:. -r tllii._.. -
Mr. and lar:: 4, F+rant MA•rrgm 1st! rn
To Depose Borden 7 I
Toronto, Not. 12.-A despatch from
Ottawa to The Evening Telegram hast
night said :
►t is uuderstoud that a movement
has been started among certain ger
tione of the Oenservati.e part I,rt,-
to attempt to depose R. L. Borden
from the party leadership and replan
him try Sir Charles Hihlxrt Tupper.
"Those who are behind the move-
ment state that Mr. Bolden himself is
weary of the political game, and that
he would not abject to Iw provided
for by the (1, P. R. fmm whom it la
sail he ha. a standingoffer of one of
their snlicitnr.hips. e plan is to
seat Sir Hihhrrt In Carleton county.
which Borden will vacate, and atter a
decent bhnw of servIee perhaps for the
coming session, allow him to he d•'-
pptcy��dd in favor of the knight front
�raOenover. There are of course oh-
jer•Unne to the plats from the wing of
the piety" 1
•w
Read The Signal for local news
How Polly Saved the Plate.
An old lady had a parrot, which she
had bought from a sailor friend, and
on taking it home much to her aston
Iohment elle faun., Poly could oitI
say three words, "Get the gun!"
one dark night, when all was stir'.
burglars broke into the house. The
sliver was kept In the same room ns
Pony. They crept In no meetly as pas
able, but before they hail time to
strike a light a deep vokw from the
other aide of the room said, "Get the
gun!" The men were so frightened
that they me `off as fast as their legs
torrid rorty tbern. -dad iso ray saved
her mistress' siker. .
Fowlts's Majority.
Whitby. Nov. 10 Thr ',Metal count.
in the South ()Marin ekrttnn by Re
tarmttR hfFicrr Mow/tray make+ the
mejnrt.v 01 Fred 1. Yowk. 143 over
Peter Chards.
Agood, practical
Christmas Gift to
either a man. _or _
woman would be
this Locket. It is
beautifully made
*5.00 from solid gold Ott
and contains places for holding
two photographs. -
ENGRAVED with any
monogram and enclosed in suit-
able case; the price w
$5.00
OUR handsomely illustrated
Cit5IO$Ile sent free upon
request
RYRIE IROS.'
►.1'I l'TED
134.136.138 Yonge St.
TORONTO
s --a Chan
for
;D`- Er -0 N E
A second-hand " Mason &
ulheiztd
Upright Piano
..xl urd.•r, 10 tae vole' 1
ffyou n
financially
nu Wil
see it.
$150.00
piano and do not feel
utl to buying a new one.
1. --(dill nod
fust r eetvedt
Good Viins.
Get busy this minute nd eujtivete
that musical talent.
JAMES F. THOSO
CHAS. E. GRIFFITH
• UPHOLSTERING
AND REPAIRING
HAIR MATTRESSES RENEWED
AND RE -MADE..
CARPET k41 ardor'
.rpro10101 attended to
LAYING 'barges moderate
ltelr.ir Hnnm-:
rttove
Weft d C. J. Harpers
eat Street. , •
WALK -OBER
SHOES FOR MEN
Shoes for
Every Occasion
No matter what you wish
them for, whether for a
[lay's tratnp, an afternoon
of spot t, an evening of .°
society, or for business,
there is an appropriate
`aid reliable WALK-
OVER shop for that parti-
cular Qccasi on. WALK-
- OVER. shoe are shoes
of the a hours and fol"
every hour of the day.
Thousands of people know
It; do you?
Platinum Calf. Blucher Boot
Junior Model.
Downing & MacVicar
SOLE AGENTS
North side of Square,
Goderich.
To Cure that Cold !
Caught Owing to the Sudden Change in Weather
Try a few doses of
HICK'S CURE -A -COLD TABLETS.
Have proved effective on hundreds of cases. )
1f there is any Cough
Hick's Syrup of Tar and Wild Cherry
15c ver bottle
Just received. a lot of that fresh
Twist Horehound Candy.
S. E. HICK.,
Central Drug Store. Cn.:_rich, Ont.
Dick -“l know a girl who acre of r
ring.'o P
farm- men she doesn't know. e
r
Clare -'T sleeve it, How ..
Ne
etre '," --Why. n ,
Dick Vh -, she has t . u er
• Y
know ; Nes** a teleph pre girl'."
ked the young woman in front!
are remove Ler hig hat e. 1 could 1
th stage." "Did r.he dm it?"
) ; aid H she held her hat in
e. a er-I
e old 'teethe stage h
I s� n
N1' g
Sandy (putting down belf•a-sore-
reign at booking office) -"Mingle tee
Glebes." 'linking OfficeClerk
"Change at Stirling." Bandy - Ns,
na, Int than. I'll jut take guy cbeenge
here.'
%eine.
001.15RTr' H. ONT.
SPECIAL SALE
Note Paper, Envelopes and Writing Pads.
Bargain _No. t.
21 sleet. Note Paper. 21 1' uvvlo .,..ZaTyeets 13Itttin lPsper,
1 bottle lit., 1 Pee Ilandle and "Pen Point, 1 l,eadPrttcii, 1
Erase,.
The above tot for tot.
Bargain No: 2.
Holland Linen Note Paper. regular 15c per quire, sale price roc.
Envelopes to mateh, 6e peerage or two for ISc.
Bargain No. 3 (extra special).
gaton•Hnrlbut hot -pressed VPllnm, regolar'25c per quire, sale
price i c Envelopes to [Atli, carne prier.
Bargain No. 4.
Eaton -Hurlbut Normany Linen, regular 20c per quire and 211
per package for envelopes; sale twice, 1 more Paper and 1 pack-
age of Envelopes, 25c,
Bargain No• 5.
123 Boxes ;yule Papn'r a11.1 Et elopes, containing 21 sheets
Pnprer end 21 Fnvetrtpe', reguiar price 23i1, Mc and 35e, sale
price 19c,
Bargain No. 6.
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A Special laps of 5luurning Note Paler :and Envelop( -e• clearing
et hatt•prtea.
Note specially: Mourning Envelopes me squsre shape with
paper to matt+. end the ;We price is 5e for 1 he Irk Envelopes
:end 11'd -kr the tike Envelopes and 10c for the dt' paper.
Ask 0. ere 'Mr Writing Pais, selling at half-price, 17c kind
10c, or 2 for lire, end the Vis. size selling at 15c, or two for 'tic.
MAIUNG ROOM FOR CHRISTMAS GOODS WiLL ACCOUNT
FOR THE ABOVE SALE.
N..te spceially-- Our term'( are now STRICTLY CASH.
George Porter.
Cn.H „note Senate, Godetwh
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$IO.' o WEEK -
IN THE MAIN DEPARTMENT
THE week commencing SATUAY, NOV. 14th, will be a
______Ten Dollar week in the Mantle Department, because we are
going to put on sale the ittgst remarkable mantle values we have
ever cffered at this popular price. The Coats are all new.
Styles are right, every one of them. Colors are black, navy,
brown and green. Semi or tight fitting. Mostly all Beavers or
Kerseys with a few rough -finished cloths. About twenty gar-
ments to choose from. A fortunate purchase from a big factory
makes this special offering possible. The real values of the gar-
ments -faun from $12.50 to $15.00 at least. Saturday and next
week your choice
TEN DOLLARS
HUNDRrDS OF YARDS OF 20c RIBBON PENMAN'S SAMPLES
TO SELL AT 15c
We are selling Underwear samples
of the femme' Penman Mills. Selling
Hundreds of yards of 2Oc.Taffeta Ribbon to go of
at prices that save buyers
on sale Saturday at a swum-t<cl vote .nL a least. -:1C '-.,sy,Ey.-Nrs 1BYelt anyleely how
a yard]. All pure silk, very fine weave, heavy good Penman's Underwear is. it in
weight, 4 to 5 inches wide, black, white, cream, the best made in Canada. Not as
navy, sky, pink, brown, myrtle and cardinal. .plat much here fie a week ago. but still a
the thing for hair bows and the doten and one gourd assortment tneho of from. 1be-
ought to s(•e thin rig lot of esmples be -
things taffeta ribbons are used for. A good ribbon fore you buy any underwear, for you
at 20c and sold) at that all over the land. 1,500 can save money it your sin Is In it.
yards cleare•1 front a big wholesaler just before he
took stock makes us able to sell you this splendid
ribbon at
. 15c A WIND
See the window frill of it Friday.
A MILLINERY SPECIAL
20 OR 25 HATS AT $3.50
Last week we cleared a big lot of black and col-
ored felt shapes at a good deal less than half-price.
The wholesale tnillinery houses are now sending
their travellers out with spring goods and are
anxious to clear out the last of their fall and
winter stock. That is why we were able to buy
these hats so cheap. They are all this season's
fall and winter styles and come in black, navy,
myrtle and brown. Our milliners have picked out
25 or 30 and will have them trimmed up all ready
for Saturday buyers. They will use only good
trimnling.a and the hats will be made up in the best
way they know how_ The real value of each will
he $3.00 to S(1.00 anti they would have to sell for
this if bonl;ht in the regular way. Saturday and
'text %ta'i'l: your choice
$3.50
Penman's
Pennon's
Underwear for Ladies.
Underwear for Men.
Every sarmeatALMIMI1s-
VERY STYLISH
STRIPED DRESS GOODS
lust about a. dozen suit lengths of
handsome @tripe Veoretians and Broad-
cloths arrived this week direct from
Paris. They are exceptionally hand-
some materials and will snake very
atyliah costumes. No two alike.. Im-
ported by ourselves direct from the
makers. You .von depend on not
seeing the name elsewhere. 7 to 71
yank In a snit- All the fashionable
shadek.
$r.00, $1.25 and $t.55 the yard
3 PAIRS CASHf1ERE
Hose $1.00
i.adle4' fibbed Cashmere Hoge, fine
soft weave, winter weight, elastic knit,
two and .one rib, sesmless feet, fast
dye, regular 4&: A pair, sizes s}. 1) and
9i. Satnshty, per pair 35c, er
3 Pairs for ;t.00
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