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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1908-11-26, Page 7.-vsaaselfi. *P1 ;r lA•r+s'bxt .. t,, rt'i Il.a mass- ;.. iM. is Curr , 77"77;;.. t•t���Jtt .`ut�:tb G,W:. Y" THE SIGNAL : GODERICH• ONTARIO 444004,4.444444444.4404 444443 44 4 4r 44x14 4r The News of the District. � X444444444+44454545446**4545444546+44+454+444!44*_** DUNLO%r M(NnaT, Nov. 23rd. Miss Huth Shaw is engaged to tach the Porter N Hill reboot, Goderich township, for IWO. Indian summer seems to have wet in and if it was not ?Or the great scarcity of water we should not mind 1f this weather lasted t111 Cbristena ; thea we want snow. M. J. Tobin, the genial muter of lmndowne Faun, wears it smiling face these days, and no wonder, am he is now a paterfawlliss-a bouncing baby boy has come to enliven his home. A number of people have bean lotting poultry. grain, etc.. lately. This has always been looked upon as an honed neighborhood, but if this kind of thing goes bn the authorities will have to appoint a night-watch- man or take someeother means to pro- tect their belongings. AN UNFORTUNATE MisHAP.-A seri- ous accident occurred on this road on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Chis- holm when returning home from church were thrown out of their buggy and badly hurt- Mr. Chis- holm hirholm bad several ribs broken and Mn. Chisholm a broken arm. A defective buckle in the lines was the cause of the accident. Their buggy, which waft almost a new one, was broken to pieces. , - LEEtlURN. MONDAY, Nov. 'wend, The weather continues charming. FARM CHANGES HANDs.-We-fiave this week to record rime more changes in our neighbors. Thomas -- Sturdy hetsokt-hIe . farm eon- the - nttl concession to Joseph McGinn, who has some boys growing into manhood. Mr. McCann has done the wise thing in thus providing homes and employ- ment fur his family rotted 1 he old home anti under home influence. We hope that he may meet with all kind* of success. Mr. Sturdy, whom he bought out, was a friendly mat and a good neighbor and had been in this h,e•ality for between thirty and forty years and was well liked by all. He ns Dow going to reside in Goderich and enjoy the remaining years of life in ease and comfort. One eau never tell, hut Tum may in an unguarded unp- meat tali into the matrimonial net and still more iucrea a his happiness, PORT ALBERT. MONDAT. Nov. rani. Miss Mabel Nixon, of Seaf.orth, was the guest of her friend. Miss Dell Brialy, the put week. Elgin Jones, of Goderich. returned from the West last Friday. Klttie looks as if the West agreed with him. KINTAIL. • TU'ItSDAY. Nov. 'lath. A BRIUHT Yot'No LIFs TAkKN.- -v4dtm has the community been plunged into such deep grief as has been occasioned by the death of R'illiatet Augustus \l"bitty at Berlin Eremite! on Novembertdnh. Gum, as he was familiarly known, was employed as bookkeeper for the Schleuder & Dentin upholstering firm in Elmira and was taken i11 some three weeks ago, add went Over to Berlin hospital fur treatment. His rase was consid- ered quite ?storable until a week pre- vious to his death, when meningitis set in with complications, and all that the beet medical service and nursing could do was of no avail. He passed (peacefully away on Friday morning. His sister, Miss t itherine, went to his bedside on Wednesday morning, also his cousins, Rev. Fathers Ford and O'Neil. of London, who administered the Iami rites of the church. The rs• mains were brought home Friday evening accompanied by Mr. 8e•h- lender, his employer. On the casket rested two beautiful wreaths, one from his fellow emplo eer and the other from his comrades in Elmira. -which testify to the high sateen' in which he was held by those who so lately carte to know -him. The deceased, though quiet Ind reserved, :was a bright, intelligent boy, scarcely eighteen, a graduate of Chatham Business College. and he had many friends for one e" young In vears. ' Much regret is telt for the bright young life so suddenly cut off, but He who doeth all things well knows hest. Much sympathy is felt for the family, especially the father, who has been in such poor health for the past year and unable tui go to his son's bedside, and the mother, who could not be with him in his last moments. The deceased's brothers, James and Joseph, arrived tonight from Washington for the fttne•rnl, _ which wtU beheld _from Bt. Joseph's chntch, Kingsbridge, tomorrow mem. ins. WEDNESDAY. Nov.23th. ENTERTAINMENT. - Arrangements have been made for An entertainment to be held in McDonald's hall on Tues- day, December 8th, with a pr.tgrem by first -clans talent. Messrs, Mitten and Melvin Tyndall, the well-known singers. wilt trine duets and solos, and Mies Mona Walter, who has a wide reputation as a talented eloceitioniet. will give some of her bent readings. Miss Nettie Tyndall will act as ac(on- psotet. This promises to be the event of the season, and there should he a full house. Admission 21k•, PRINTED By REQUEST. Recipe Easily Prepared at Email Cost, and Many Swear by it. Mix the following by shaking well in a bottle. and take In 'teasporinful doses atter meals and et bedtime Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half ounce; Compound Kargon. erne ounce : Compound Comm, Sarsaparilla, three ounces. A local druggist is the uthority that these mimple harmless iegrediente can he obtained at nomi- nal cost from our home druggist . The mixture Is '.aid tee cleanse and strengthen the clogged and inactive kidneys, overcoming backache. blad- der weeks ss and urinary trouble 1.1 all kinds, if taken hefeire the stage 0? &tithesdinettte•. Thiele who hate tried this say it positively overcomes pain in the lack. clears the urine of sediment and regu- lates urination, eajtecially at night. eating even the worat•forms of blad- der weakness. Every man or women; here who feels that the kidneys are hot strong or acting In a healthy manner ahold mix th preerription at home and give it a trial, as it is mid to do woo- den for many persona. Lots of bad people are to jail and worse ewes gee outside. Repeat it :-"Sbilnh's Cure will al- ways caro my o tugbs and Colds." LOTHIAN. TUESDAY, Nov. 21th. Mrs. A. R. McKelth is visiting he son, T. A. McKelth, fol a few week A number of the people around took in the services hi Luckitow last. IShortly before midnight the program, Wan- brought to a snouts 1iy ai„afi,iff "Auld Lang Syne," andhe wiunlug r'side [trent house feeling that they had s. been right royally entertained -by timer who without complaint had cou- tatibidtutbein the teilw of victory. Sunday. Miss Irene Woods, teacher, spent Saturday and Sunday at her sister's I ST, AUGUSTINE. in Lucknow, a MoNro.AY, Nov. tarot. Mrs. John MacKenzie and two' (ins McGuire took a trip to London children have gone to live in Toronto last week• i forth_ "--_-- Joh° McKelth and family ttave moved In Lucknow, where they in- tend living for some time. We wish them every success. Mn. B. Brady and son, Willie, have returned to their Forme near Steth- MQy, accompanied by Mrs. Brudy's sister, Miss Maggie lfogen. Mims Jean Gilmore is home from Chatham hospital just getting better from typhoid fever. We Are all pleased to bee her gaining so well. . Hugh King is having an artesian Mrs. T. A. McKeith left last Sat- urday to see her father, who, we are sorry to say, is very ill at present. We hope to bear of • speedy re- covery for him. LOCHALSH. MONDAY, Nov. T.h'd- John McRae arrived home some days ago from the Northwest,__ Mn. Tennant, of Buffalo, is visiting at the house of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. ('. McKenzie, Alex. end Sol. McIntyre, of Kincar- dine. Npeut last Sunday at the home of l heir fat her; D. McIntyre. Jas. McKeiwteiek -et the-pestIMlke, with indefatigable zeal, is pushing the sale of his picture post -cards. Jas. Robb and son, Wesley, with their aocuskuued energy, will soon have the entire• farm plowed up.. John H. McKenzie 'equines' home last !timidity, after a week's visit with friends in Lu,kuow and elsewhere. The work on Alex, McDonald's new residence isprettyrwell advanced, and his friends ate looking for the begin- inK of a new home r this winter. r. The spur -line which was to he riot along the 12th concession from the West Shore Electric Railway to the Lochalsh oil -works will probably now be run to T. Saody'r cement est (Nish - 'tient, which is one of the flourishing indu+tries of Hemlock City. On account of the remarkably fine weather for this time of the year, many of the farmers in this vicinity will be able to accomplish the usual amount of plowing. although very little of it was done in the fell by reason of the dry weather. No Gtt. BONN .1T LOCO Aut,i. -The feites have decreed that _Locbalah is not to have an oil boom[, but it did not come as a shock to the community, fat• it was the expected that happened, and by reason of the well-known &kte naturist -Ft fortune in mat term per- taining to oil there was. generally awaking, very little faith in the suc- cess of- the quest fur that valuable fluid, According to the contract between the promoters and Wright Bros., Pet roles. the latter were to drill a test well a thousand feet clear in depth. The driller! had maty difficulties to overcome in the work, owing to water. hurl rock. etc.. and when they had attained a depth of somewhere about N.511 feet they lost that pert of the drill at the extreme end, called the "bit," and attempts were made, which were ineffectual, to flab it out from the bot- tom of the well. As •tbe•re were not the least indications of oil, the major- ity of the promoters d.•c,ide•d nut to carry on the operations any further The derrick was taken down, and the whole outfit was removed to Ripley .ration I tet weak in order to be shipped back to Petn•olea. The moral to be derived from the whole affair, at least for the average man of limited ftleans. may Ile rotnewhat roughly ex- pressed as follows : Don't touch it speculative enterprise of a precarious nature, unless you have money to burn, BT. HELENS. TUESDAY, Noy. 21th. Frank \VPatherhead is visiting his brother, Malcolm, in Michigan. Mrs. Con. Decker and son, Sydney, f Lucknow,•are spending a few days with friends in the village. Mrs. J. T. Salkeld and George Salk- eld, of Ooderich, spent part of the week visiting friends in and around the vil- lage. John McGuire and John Patterson returned front the %Vest on Friday. They look as if the country agreed with them. - Miss Charlotte Johnston has re- turned bottle to Stanley after spending a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Rob- inson Woods. Mr. and Mn. Hobert McGuire and John McGuire and Carlyle McDonald are attending the tuners" of Nelson Murray in Goderich. Tees Rime Sten~[[.-$otnt• -time ago at a meeting' of the Rifle Club, it was derided to (all sides for a match, the losing aid( to entertain their vis- itors at a supper at some future date. Messrs. Stuart Miller and J. McDon- ald were appointed captains to select the sides. The match was held on October 30th and Stuart's men proved their superiority as marksmen in win- ning by a email margin, The seippet was riven in the Mechanics' Hall last Friday evening. At a o'clock the guests sat down and did justice to the requirements of the inner man, with oyster, fowl and venison, the venison being supplied by J. Webster. A number of toasts wets. then ,honored. William Metauillan responded to "The King." Mr. Wehner responded to "The Club," and in a nice speeds con- gratulated the losing side on the .ere - cess of the supper. D. B. Murray re sponded to "Our Country," and in it few weft -chosen words did ample jus- tice to the. toast. Although suffering somewhat from a cold. he wall in good shape, and brought forth several ova- tions by his remarks. W. 8. Mc- (',rastire wart selected as the right roan to respond to "The Ladies." and. after thanking them for gracing the o•ca- aion with their presence, gave some good advice to the young ladies and 'tingle men of Mt. Helens. Tb.• toast. list being completed all repaired to the auditorium, where a program of music and song was can•ied out, the chair being ably filled by George Webb. The program wee contributed to by 11.1. Maines, Gen. Stuart, Eliot Miller, George Greer and Mr. Stephen- son, all of whom were well received and heartily encored. Before kbe pro- gram was ended W. A. McCrostie, on behalf of the wiooing aide, moved a vete of thanks to the losing. side for the esee leaf supper provided. well sunk this week. Mr. and Mrs. John \VUswt, 1.1 Au- burn, spent Sunday in thit vicinity. Miss Mary Series. of Auburn. via. Heti at Wm. Thou,pson's last week. Mr.. Mrs. and Miss McDonald, of Jamestown, visited in this vicinity Inst week. James Agar is busy cutting straw and chopping grain for [lye neighbors this week. AUBURN. TUESDAY, Nov. 24th. Miss Mabel Erratt returned this week from her Western trip. Ernie Smith this [leek entered IielwiK s tailor shop, intending to learn the whole trade. The tax collectors of the several townships in this neighborhood were making their annual rounds here beat week. The plaateters finished their part of the new Baptist church last Saturday ut.orning and the carpenters are bu-y this week. Miss Mary Youngolut and niece, MierElh Yuunghlut. both tet Tavis- tuck, are visiting aulohg their tela- tivem in the vieinity. James Howatt hat removed. to the farm on the 14th concession of Mul- lett, which he purchased fret[ Wil- liam Scott a couple of years ago. The late open wetther has been a ham to rhe farmers. Owing to the dry fall they were unable to plow with any satisfaction until the pres- ent. Charles owson has purchased from Samuel )ox the hush on the farm helongin to the late John Sprung. Mr. Hu seen intends cutting K the greater pail of the timber this winter. Special meetings are being contin- ued in the Methodist church ; thin week Rev, J. Greene, of Clinton, in assisting the pastor. 'there will be service on Sunday evening •eemllurted by Rev. Mr. Jones. The Methodist people 1.1 have decide! to hold a first-class cal and literary entertainment . evening of December t. rel, and he pr .cured the services of Miss Gert old ileeL eluctttittuist rind simger.rof- lien - sail, yoepart of the program. uleurn µltlbl- on the ASHFIELD. ---- ---.. S*rrnnt', Nov, lith. TOWNSHIP Cot'NC'IL. =- The rimmed met today ; all present. with iteeve in chair. Migutes of meeting un .0e. tober 21th read and adopted un mo- tion of Stiles and hunter. Bylaw No. 12 to fix place for municipal nominations and to appoint deputy returning officers and poll clerks was regularly piston! and byliw No. 13 (the local option. bylaw) ssSS re.ul a first and second time in the regular way. The clerk was asked t o forward a statement of boundary work to- t h.• respe.•tive councils of Kinloss and Huron townsltipe -The following account[ were ordered paid :J. Kilpat- rick, gravelling S, R. 0,7,$12.31,tilinit E. B., $13.75, bal. gravelling S. 11.3. 4, 55e., gravelling E. B.. ' 130.15 ; W. T. Johnston, gravel, $51,211 ; G. Twanlley, repairing culvert S. It. 11. 10, $1.01; G. Hall, repairing hill Si. H. 9, 10, roic. ; W. Shackleton, renai,ing culvert at Crewe and cleaning ditch S. R. 3, 1, $2.75 ; Ed. McLean, gravel, $6 ; A. Fowler, shovelling gravel, 75.. ; J. Stewart, gravelling N. h., 135.10 ; W. Irvin, cement tile, $1.(5) ; G. An- derson, gravel. 11.25 ; C. Baird. in- specting N. R. lLiiO: W. Bules, in- specting E. B., 14.50 ; H. Gardiner, repairing culvert on 12. 13, culvert E. B. and culvert N. Id., 85.11[) ; O. Mur- ray, repairing culvert N. B. 88.10 ; J. Culbert, refund meat Ole la,bor tax, $3.75. repairing culvert S. R. 3, L 50c. ; R. (iirvin, repairing culvert conceit - mien 2, 11 ; W. H. Maize, repairing two culverts D. L.. Si ; R. Henry. inspecting 11. B., 11.5[1; H. Shields, repairing 8. R. 6, 7 and dithing, $3 ; J. O'Neil. gravelling L. It., 1511: M. Dean, inspecting sante, $7.50; J. Hay- den, work D. L., $1.511; N. McDonald, spikes, $1.1(1 ; J. Glazier. repairing culvert, concession 9, $2; J. Law-s.rn, gravel and timimet, $lO.Isl ; .1. J, Dean, repairing bridge L. It., 1,2, Next meeting Deceul*R'r Lith. THOS. H. At.LgN, Clerk. BENMILLER. Mleen.tY. Nov. Mrd. Mims Fraser, of Goderich, spent Sunday in the village. Don't forget Itenmiller Cbtistmatt trey on the 23rd of December. Mr. and Mrs. Younghlut•, of Heil - lett. spent Suncie)? at the home of Mrs. Mohring. Mi te Elsie Oke and Pearl Fisher visite last week in the vicinity of Sesforth. The former hers returned, but Miss Purl intends staying some time. Leaglte will be held as usual on Thgrsday evening. The topic. "The Re in Course,"will he taken by the p tenor.We were pleased to see a larger number out toservice on Sundey etten- ing. A prayermeeting will be held at the home of Mn. Alex. Mandel on Wednesday evening. We hope many will come and heneflt by the meeting. OUR NATIONAL DANGER. Time to Cry a Halt Before Complete Wreck Results, There are thousands, both men and women, who do not take time to eat properly. They rush through life, and as a result we hnve an age of indieeetion, nervousness, irritability. sleepless nights and morose disposi- tion. Our national danger is stomach weakness, due tee the etrenumns life. Mi-o-na tablets strengthen the walls of the st ,naeh and stimulate secretion of. the digestive Jnicen. They Ariake the stomach comfortable and cure indigestion. Sick headaches, palpitation, yellow skin and coated tongue are few of the many distressing results of indi- gestion that Mho-na never• fails to cut's., Jaa. Wilson sell. Mi -n tea in 30 rent boxes, and guarantees to refund the money if it dock not give complete satisfaction. DUNGANNON. U. A.NEWTON7DKN1lSr,I.tr('tt- 'Jl ``ow. -At huutu°very day e1cupt Thur. - daps. New namely fur, extracting ltlelh 1Su ua,o form), better than gts.. Crow,' and bridge work. ate. Aluminum pinto., mow ineakablet. N. B. -You can always, ha. a our work much better done in the dental o re -[turn tune better faculties for duiug the work, mum coin fortablo fur the violent. AT ()Tick:. -Ti lE LOCAL AGENC% Ililu 1tunsa,mon for The Signal le at the twat *Moo [look and Stationery Ston wboru oniea will be noolred fyr ,uba:ripelon. sd vertlrin,i wd Job work, and roeeiptr will be given tar amount. paid for the +atter. \VEDNKSll.ty, Nov. 23th. T. G. Allen made a business trip to tiotterith tete Alomday. Jetties McMann, .et Cliutou, calte,d ou friend, here yesterday. Mr. Johnston is visiting ilia sou. our harness -[taker, this wink. Mr. and Mee. B. Augustine, 1,1 Godes- rich, visited friend, here this ween. Jim Begley and (serif Hyatt re- turned from the- Wrst ore- hides. lent. J. Walkout ,went to London on Mond,(y on business, returning on Tuesday. - Mr. end Mrs. ('ase, of Exeter, are at present visiting the forteter's brother, Dr. Case. A hot supper and concert will be held in the Presbyterian chinch on Tuesday, Ike -ember nth. Full particu- lars will be given next week. POPLAR ROW. TrespAv. Nov. 2111. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Echlin, of Goderich, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mts. W. C. Putter. David Brindly has leaned the Sttl- IVws tarn. for -a nixinllernfyew apes anil takes possession in the spring. Miss Burrows, Miss McLean anti Miss Hawkins, of Sheptmrdteen, were visitors at Maplewood Farre last week. A number of our young people at- tended the opera in Goderich on Fri- day evening last and report a pleasant time, LOYAL. TUESDAY. Nov.24th. JOTTINGS. - Milt* Jenne Meliardy entertained a number of her friends on Friday evening.. Alt repeat a good time Matthew lame -reeve was n visitor at the Somm'rsall residence last. Sunday H. J. Morris. U. D. G. M. of the AO. 1'. W., visited the Helgravelodge of abet. Order 'net week and initiated a number of can- didates. MUNICIPAL Al••FAllt., - The recent Dominion election was a tame affair compared with the time we ac prow- ised in connection with the municipal elections of Loyal. Candidate•s for the mayoralty are already narutul, tad as -the- sengver.tvt• people -of this Ohio- are deterinine9 to have a young man at the helve fur next year the contest is likely to. he - between W. F. Young and John Young Some people nay that W. F. should have it, because (ft his experience on the town- ship ronnci! ; while others declare that John, with' him business ability and also et. 'the man on the spot, - Issue claims that 'ea,lnot be overlooked. Ha this is not alk There is going tui he a fight for the pfnces of t•essuee!r Sul clerk. For the former Billy 4o• Pbee and John Linfield are the aspir- ants', and for the clerkship Altiert Wise and Blob \icMillah ill, on the warpath. At feast till', i'r wirer tfitr writer hear'There will also; Ise a pretty scramble for positions a escun- cillor--hut that is anotherstus s and will do for nr.. • week. GODERICH TOWNS IP. Mosz,ty, ov. .fru. Cot•Nrtt. MKKTINo. -TI council of Goderich township will meet on Mon- day. December 7th. The statutory sleeting will be held, December 15th, at 10 n. tn. f'iU ltf'H(mf^ 1'.tltt Y, - A pleasant event took place one evening recently at the !mine of Itev, ,W. H. Dunbar, incumbent of St. Jame; church. when a large nutuher of the memleo•s of the church assembled in the way e.f a sur- prise party and prese,ited Mr. liunb,r with a substantial sunt of motley fur the pen pose of purchasing a fur coat. Mr. Duuhar returnee! thanks in a brief speech, and the gathering then had a pleasant• evening's social en,joynt:•nt. The ladies had come prepared with a bountiful supply of eatables anti served a luneh whtt'1f was heartily en- joyed, As 01.1) 1tF:'llut:NT,-Mrs• Eliza Far- quhar, relict of the lite 'Vm. Far- quhar. who died in Clint oe on Sun- day, lath lust., wee one• of the enrly. residents of Goderich townslup. She WAS a ditughte,• of the bate Wm. Gni- clough and was born in Inial on the lith concession of this township. She wets married in ma) to Mr. Far- quhar. and they went to live in Hal- lett, retiring to Clinton about sixteen years ago. Mr. Farquhar diad about ten yearn ago and mince then his widow had resided with her daughter, Mrs. Albert Mnrt•r11. in Clinton. She is suryived h • three sons and four daughters : Win. 11. and George, of Hullett; John, of Clinton ; Mrs. M. Grummet[, of Goderich ; .tfrs. \1"m. Fear. of ffultett ; Mrs. Mortell and Mimi Matilda, uf.Clinton. ar ts-,., MAFEKINCt. MONDAY, Nov, 23i -J. Mrs. Finlay is spending a few weeks At her old home here. Mt•'. D. K. Alton visited the hone• of her int her•. H. Blske, over Sunday. Mrs. J: Bark well, of L,cha'sh, is a guest at the home of Mrs. 'V. Stoth. Pr M. Mr. and Mrd. Paul (teed, of Luck - now, visited among relatives here on Sunday-. Richard Finlay returned haat Thurs- day from his trip to Northern Ontario. He serrtred a fine -deer as a trot,hy of his visit to the hunting ground.. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Finlay were over from Winghnnu on Saturday. pert has just returnee' front hia trip out West and is 'nuking as. if the trent- merit, he received haul agreed with hien. UAYFIELU, Temenav, Nov. 21th. Mr. and Mrs. Mcih•een, of Watford, visited friends In the neighborhood lot week. Jot.n Whiddon, who hits !teen in Winnipeg on busineeo for nearly a 11nonth, returned on Saturday last. Mies Lizzie Brnwnett, of the Front road, has been vimiling le lends in Sens forth and vihinity fur the past twin weeks. The Mises Campbell. of the limo- . son line, who bane rented their farm to Have One Doctor. No sense in running from one doctor to another. Select the best one, then stand by him. Do not delay, but consult him in time when you are sick. Ask his opinion of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs and colds. Then use it or not, just as he says. w. pueil.h our mama[° w.-s.uth .Lobo: t1tt� ars �..our .bt.,... -....7g Y7:1'':' ote to •tour ao.,or Always keep a box of Ayer's Pills in the house. Just one pill at bedtime, now and then, will ward off many an attack of biliousness, indigestion, sick headache. How many years has your doctor known these pills? Ask him all about them. — Stade Ip baa J. C. agar Oe., Lowell. Yar.— • 8. Helmer, and who held an acct` sal. last week of their rt a 1. and hit - !dements, have 11101/C4 11110 lilt. village to the cottage belonging to their brother, Jttuu•s Campbell. Anniversary services will be con- ducted in the Methodist church on Sabbath next love 'tee. James 'i,.110, of Mitchell, a [meaner pwlster in this place. On Monday evening a tea - meting and concert will be heti! as usual. There will be no service in St. Andrea's church on Sabbath ev.uiug• next. Back Matas[ rely[: \VKs•r. -A number of our yeeleg people, who have leen s -in the Wes(-tt+oi-ht--paet three.,e-feats months. are returning to their lioness, all looking well and hearth after their trip and speaking well for the pure air Anil gaud hoard enjoyed by them liumgst their friends in the gteit Western (.1011(1 y. \hiss (attire Spa. k- lran relurae•d Prow Carlisle, Sask ,a)14 0 time ago. Last week Hiss Dairy hbtitchmer, who Mut heed spending the past three months with ler britches near ` Craik, Sask., returned haute. Paul Cleave and R. Dailey have also return • VILL I;, 1341.140t•KMtNT.-(hircolnn- cil is b 1n,. the road -work dour tit present a tel judging 1R the amount o1' ,gravel beig put dow11 on Main street it ought n t to nee•.! any Umore for a long time. Sit Monday of this week a road bee war held, many of the eiti- zeny giving heir time and some of the,1 their h sc•sand wagons for the good of the tow L \Ve consider this a very good idea a d might suggest to our villagers, nut that they are in the way of bees, that [other day might very profitably be spent in levelling the hills and kepje that leave been charaeteristie of on anulus' for mo many years anti hive been the tiuse Pedestrian downfall ed estriarton a dark nilight, when l "After taking three bottles of your wonderful medicine. oar baby was entirely well and needed no more medicine. At six- teen months of age she weighed thirty pounds. Shehad cried eight months. night and day, and nothing did her good until we tried ScottsEmulsfon. "—MRS. E. C. SMITH, Villa Rica, Ga. Scott's Emulsion probably saved this child's life. Four doctors had been tried. Scorn's Estutsios seemed to he just 'the thing r.eeded, and it is just the thing heeded by thousands of other children. It's so easily digested; so pure and harmless. yet most powerful in buildir..g up the most deli- cate child or adult. But be sure:agntSialr Latnus'nus there are so many worthless and harmful imitations. AL1. DRUGGISTS A fell neap, of Mn. 10,0,1. 1.4er end many oth.n of scion., n.to,. trwMhrr with mono of our orluablo Itt.ntor., to- -farms ehndren, ret b. net non r.- r-Itt of your addrns% meattoatoa rho tweet. SCOTT & aOWNE X125 Wellington at., W. Toronto Superior Harness When in incest of Single Or ,.. Double Harness r P 111 a In 6( r tiP have the goods nnr[ they lire gohlg just as they went last Fall and \\'inter. Don't be too late In ordering ROBE LINING for sale, t l 5', ROBES LINED. Bring them in; we make a business of it. H. E. Knox AUBURN. '1%01a td r, November 26, 1:r)1 . 7 i Choice Styles in - NEW OVERCOATS t�esslssssa, �� and ,SUITS for Winter Wearing QUALITY FIRST has been, is, and will be our motto. It is that necessary aux more to carry around great, thick, ugly, ill-fitting and cluulsy-looking (lothes'duriugtile long Winter mouths. Uur•Wartn Winter Wear garments are comfortable, tit as neatly and look fully as well as those our customers tt'tar in warmer weather. °l'hev have the touch of ,superior hand tailoring. a nude for- VO1." aie:u uteo lay ahtit`tktr ('lo itis •r �.) l t s that stands the scrutinv of the most expert tailors. Overcoats ', and • Suits Made -to -your -measure, Se i -Ready or Ready -to -Wear. The value I " ,lir goods and tine`•a[rico we ask for 1 are :always in tlitrnlonv. =in. UNDERCLOTHING FLEECE LINED Allthe best makes. Hats. Cans, Mitts, Gloves, Hosiery. EVERYTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. McLEAN BROS • Art Tailors and, Clothiers GODERICH, - ONTARIO nommommamoommilimmaaimassms liammisma 1 \ caught out without his lAntern. , g; a.lge to tele it 11111e is this nIturlh. Surely no able-bodied" et izu1 wouldto ede•d worn of improvement. FOR ThAT COLD Our WHITE PINE_ and TAR, w ith WILD CHERRY. Guar 25c per Bottle. itoitztia-uso CANDY sx ib ROCK CANDY COUGH DROPS 2 oz. 5c. BEDFORD BLOCK GODERI CH, ONTARIO ranby Rubbers 1 1 O. M. Elliott. GRANBY RUBBERS wear like iron. SOLD ONLY BY L are the best -looking and the best -wearing Rubbers on the market. BUYING A CUTTER? NOW is tie+ time to make your purchase, and so enjoy the ttit ite sleighing seaman You k lila 1N•Yt x11 ighiug im during the first nNr1`, tet the sensem leder, 1 he. r(,tids ere cut up, tool bill of pitch holes.' THE RIGHT CUTTER t o hay i. the beat one numle, ;mat hat is The McLaughlin Cutter One grade only, and that the best. Made ley the fynn,ue Mrfaughliu Cittaiugm_tise,_ of 4)141iawm Doti t make any -mistake. Satisfaction -is gin t.ttlteetl When you buy It M.• tighlin., Built with careful attention to th.- details which make the lost durable, the t co,ufurt+'hle, the 'most elegant cotter on the market. 3 Prices are just right. Call and see thy latest wrinkles in the make- up of a first-class cutter. Wm. Knox Cor. Newgate and Hamilton Sts. Godcrich L.