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f Scafprth, cch • recently to Mira Mabel Smith, of the
Irthday ben California city.
Rev. J. J. Rice, chaplain of the Gen-
eral Hospital, Toronto. who was killed
by a steel ear in the Queen City last
week, wrpi ut one time pastor of the
'Whin churchTCi ntlin.
Mist+ Lillian (:outs, of ()lin►, has
bet m appointed soloist or the 'fa 1
at/eet B. a_ptist _church, Londr,n.
. ;Itis Agaes J Iiiison, aaughler of
John Johnson, formerly. of the 5th line 1 Th arriage of Mils Lillie Ilale,
of \Coterie. was recently *.harried at her 1 yuulges laughter of A. Hale, of
Stratford, uerly of Seaforth, to
team- Ward- o e Classic City, took
place at the bride• owe on Thurs-
& tfirgrd-tdit;
Mrs. Janet Duncan. e
deet of they. pared . Hwa,
home til.. her daughter. Mrs.
Duucaurun, of Itatgersville, on Su
day. the 0th inet., at the age of
seventy•flve• years..
Miss Nitta Susie Pro•tni•, only
daughter of Mrs. James Proctor, of
Constance, wall married on T►urrday.
the 3td1 inst., to Charles. W. ]Nitrous
head cashier and shareholder, in the
hank at ilehei•ue. Idaho.
Norman Julllffe, the 'well -know'*.
baritone, 1 o of Rev. IV. J. Jollities .of
Clinton, has resigned his position as
,soloist is t'herbntlrne street church,
HALSEY PARK
_i Tuhnnl"• • tit order to nu his
musical studies in New York.
WeTCUMAUM. Javigidiq OPTICIAN.,, ir.can Taylor hag Mutiaiarut011O
South side of Square, • Goiierich, Ont. the 3rd concession of they to ir►w-
renc.• Wheek.c jIf altar township for
Civil Engineering the suet of $11,901I. Mr. Taylor will re-
tire from 1:tive life and will probably
VAUGHAN M. ROBERTS, CIVIL take up his residence in, Brussels.
r and Hydraulic gnttineer, Ontario Land James M.\lichacl's barn on the 2•itl
surveyor. r •....lou-_uf 11u11r1L was -dost • rat
..urvey-ilet.saa---t'.IMskr-6ttdsebR- coiner '�
b
Montreal street, Telephone 1x7, y fire last work. 1'h... conflagration
_ War caused by a lantern overturned
pfenesetUng Mineral Water toy a eat rind ling in their chase.- •Tho
- . Curs is Fat tinily coveted by insurance.
THE GODERICH MINERAL WA- J. If. Brant, of 'peg, for mane
TKr. m
R CO.. manufactureof -Menem. yenta pont of Brusse•Is, has
luta,." aro t prepared te delis to any part of gone v Pa.adrlla, CAL to spend the
the town Heitart flinger Ale in pints and wintry. Ml.4. lira 111 and Mina Jessiequant, oleo Mineral Nater in lbnw .lues
pine, pint. and quartos. seltzer Water mel all -.4Lt•w•nt pHi IA/WWII, Eng where.
ik.tito gods.. I w.. . nt aro u.xdr fowl-akrW LatWissal
natural' neral water, ate an. thon•fow freer .31111*,
from all impurities, P. 1. W AI.Te/1 mr,ii.
ager Phone Val 'jlrury I'«atu, k, of the London rural
- - - - -- - near (71int5n, and Miss Satoh N,itt,
-- - antic ttatigiiTer of- lamed Ntii1, o uc er-
- - -mil h, °Haled a life partnership con=
t LFRED K. (t)K. TEAI%HKit (IN' Tract in Ihr Ontario street Methodist
INono Vloying. Theory. II Y and 1':uwmage, Clinton, alt %Vielne•day,
fm.otel 1114 Icon t. Vrr ter 1 aauui t the 1131h inst.
Done of Tomnlo ('on.'rratorY o Mfoie. Apply
at ThuaIu4l.' Store. or is.. A
re of Mr. n i
sons Muleresting event took place in
on tarok .1 r. , tl.rtrrieh. r x • u II
'nal ort ., e . i o.L
Pennington. La t u Thur du th _loth in
,..L
not y,
\lundrY"_int 'liunaa, of a.s.ideuoe o Mr. .• lei. w•lr1* IGdr•rt Fatima:, any e•e•AI(euariam
la ackeune, theta' to et tort. of the village, was married to elle..
1IUllC ei.ASSES.--I Am - t1?: liruuu. of° Neutairth. The-cun
ruwy
at 1!AItK-Ir t.. receive pupil* for le I - in ss as t-.i-fuyllled at the g• 's 1
piano ane theory, aM.a lh0 1114-40144e "•' -b - Hee, S. l sTeif, nfh•nsaH:
klnderxnrter. - method for Y.Ht1K - 0* tt•- , - - 'Dome and other Information nut Ir• bad a• I evlliar1' slut was the detail of My.,
Thomson e mute store. uul.trrki. Y,.MM 4A. Donald Niel..•eel, of Clinton. wheel. ".•-
ANDItK1v8 • if srrd in the fatty -third year GI her
It • • ti Friday. the IIIb inst. De-
-A: HOY ADAMSPennon at Home by Shaking Inared-
Taaulxa uY 1'14'. era. gl batt In•.•n suffering (ruin
t PPA duet r and ?eaves her fimbend loge Wen in a Battle.
Studio in It.ok of Mont rent Ono 1.. and 1 a of her rhildr n prostrated N' hat will appear very interesting
with th`.-sauII' Malady• '1 to many people here is the article
Medical (::•urge\ lick. of Hensatlb, 'Waw in taken fr a New York dully 'taper,-
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_ _}lIIi, i. ' stteodint�.Upretty giving y simple prewcriptinn, which is
DRS. BMMEH.MON k TURNBUI.1., welling in a Ravenuwts,d Presby uai;l to be a positive reeneny-lurr118tlt-
Lethal church 1 which be played the ache or kidney or bladder derange-
_____._.__ A; T. K etnelea, M. D. _ _ ..ilnptertant rude_ groom. The fair went, if taken beton• the suits() of
N r. 7Mi•ssxc.l, H-Tt I:uh of his ehoi.• . a.. Miss Nellie An- U,•ii(hts Jiue.are :
timesHamiltonrat e.t1.t rr.t tt; tylion (mr-half
Dr, 1Cmmelaon" residence. North strew, demon. elT.•sl daughter of Mr. and- PhihrExtract_. Dandelion,
- opposite 81. neuron, sebur, h,'phone 1as. NI 1.,.. 1), 1., Ander- n, of Chiragu• uunre ; ('ump•und Kargon. one
' Ur. Turnbult's residence. Mnntrwaiwtast.-- . f.mnerty ..t Seaforth. - Mr. nod Mial. ounee Iluu1p.aundSvnip Sars wraith'.
Southwest of Public Library. Phone hm..lhek lend. taken up th 'r residence in _three ounces. Shake well in it bottle
DR W. F. (tALU)\V, M.`!t: - - - fie wall,- and Lake in teaspoonful dopes after
('. Nwbmuoda. •late of cketsiuitb, each rued and again at -bedtime.
. mon. ('olorneslreet, nest door to.fletver ha'n been verynnfortuoat since he A well-known druggist here at
Byrn Hank. Telephone. - „s(d,,. IN; !wanes
hoer, wtwn nskeel'te• artlir►g tate pre.
want M'eSt d few months es He g
had just got nicely started in tte•.Iray +crlption• .t-iteiethat rhe ingredients
)R. F. J. R. FOIt,,STEK-EYE. EAR ',tininess in Saskatoon when he sol- lire all ha•ntless, and ran in' obtained
Kase and Throat ork p t halms. urn. feted en itl:tek of blood-paisunittg in at a small cost froiii any good pro-
scription eU New York Ophthalmic end acri ttois 1h or the llllx LUTA
Aunt' Inst rte. Iva at ('lienal asst -rant Ear. his arm which elfe•trd his initial. ale P pharmacy.
No,eand Throat Hospital. Golden tl.auno•, and was •ret to the 14,g ins. asylum fQr would Iw put up if rucked to du 110.
Royal London uphtl,almlw 1Munrrnebl M.>e treatment. whence e- returned r He further stated that while this pre-.
Hcs.pIW London, Eng. Office Albert -tree-.
8uratto,d, opWshe Windsor hotel. Hours: -Putty to Ilnd his wife and seven chip-\scriplion is often pre+.er•ib�d in rheu-
812►m. 4-bo,m..7-ep.rn. TelenhoneJg7 • -hen st•iekrm with typhoid fever. atie afflictions with splendid re-
s Its, he rout(' nee no reason why it
no del not be a splendid remedy Inc
kidney and urinary troubles and back -
*chs`, a. it has a peculiar action upon
the kidney steucturc, cleansing these
most it
them to
the ford
cause siekri
of our read tt•e who suffer can make
no Mistake in giving it a trial
WATCH YO(1R TONGUE.
home in Salmon firm, B. C„ to F. W.
Vye, of that place. -
Heety Junes, of Exeter, lute purr -
chased the tilnecre farm on lot 1) of the•
1st concession of Stephen, known as
the lereutiab Neaman farts. The
consideration -was 1113,'2„kt
s,N'ord has been received of the
Jeatth of Edward Caves. 'rte nine-year-
old son of Mr. and M Thomas J:
Caves, of Hamiota, Ilan., former
well-known residents of Stephen.
=Stephen O. Pelton, builder and con.
tracttu• of Oakland. Cat, former) of
Wingharu, and a brother of Mrs. J. B.
'Ferguson. of that town. was married
- WIACl' ag11lg, euro)
nee resi-
t the
lilt
'fil•; I4.N A 1, Gt)DFRICH.: ONTARIO
rbc 4'' iSiOtl.
Long had she leuelt' at the Madonna's shrine,
Within the empty chapel, cold and gray ;
Telling her beads, while grief with marring line .
And bitter tear stole all her youth away.
Outcast was she from what life holdeth dear,
Banished from joy that other souls might win ;
And from the dark beyond she turned with fear,
Being so branded by the mark of sin
Yet when at last she raised her troubled face
Haunted by sorrow, whitened by alarms,
Mary leaned down from Gut the pictured place,
And laid tile little Christ within her arms•
kojy and warm she held Hint to her heart,
She -the abandoned' one -the thing apart.
-Virna Sheard, in The Oauadian Magazine.
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of the town council pod the various I To Employers'of tabor.
chni•cbss, and (leveret of the most
prominent eit:sens have been elected
u.. its officer.. - Arrangements are
bring made for a 1.(el sry entel'tain-
inent to be held in Cardnu's hall early.
in Janus when Rev. Father P. Cor-
coran will a descriptive address
on his - trip through Mak,st41e and -
,Egypt. Seaton h will have a "tag day,"
the proceeds OT which will be devoted
to the relief Intel.
The Late Mrs. JohnStewart, Stanley.
In the pwreun of Mrs. John Strt,
whu pnss•'.i fr the scene of this
world'► activities on Tuesday, the 15th
ihst., de.ith has claimed another of
the revered pioneers of Stanley. A
embattle wen willing to undertake
fro -days pre(I1lI she was stricken work of any kind that maybe offered
witll.puu ely.is and she gradually grew theta, whu prefer work -ether thin
weaker until her .spirit winged its charity
flight: Deceased; who sae in to?,
n r The help of the ,eeopTT in this
'1' n• it has the lowest expense r tato
dB -
In order to relieve the intense sRna•
tion of the unemployed of this Prue.
ince. who seem to gather'in the larger
centres doting the early winter
months, it has been decided uy the Aa-
soeiared Chceit ie.' to open a LTC 111-
ployment bureau in Tor nue. This
appeal is tieing sent hrnadraet
tluough the Province to the manufac-
turers, farmers and all people who eln-
gfty1abort1 velvet r. in thin work
and it is earnestly hopetl��ttoat anyonf
needing help of any kme, skilled or
unskilled. will apply direct to the To-
ronte, Free Employment Bureau, 71
Victoria street, Toronto.
The Bureau already has hundreds of
• • Co You Know Him t
Auto lir lila' lnburanee- st)1np11ii5e
there is one that stands out crausplcu-
°Hely from all the rest, and among
life iusu•anee• agents there is our
whore name is reptewutattve of pMo-
gr•ssive and xureeassflll ineurau.•e
method-. The company ie the Mut-
ton LIfu of Canada, and the agel,l is
Duncan Stewart, of Stratford. whore
face is tautiliar in (:aalerich ar it is
throughunt Ibis dietrict in which he
preacher the ptokl)et of 111. ttrsnranc1.
The suecers of a life insurance e •
p:tny depends not altogether, how.
ever. upon energetic and able /epee•
'Yea W the_ a*etieY �tfL+llitt'►S1-ill
udx quite as much upon satisfied
-hntdele:--a
ifs srorrs heavily. Notice, debt,
That it h4 a MUTUAL company, Mont
therefore has nn etuckladder% to
absorb a part of its earnings ; all its
surplus belongs to and is equitably
',u-ibuted among Br pulley -holders only
de
to i
come of all Canadian cuurpapies,
not l' hstauding that it. net bueinrw
In for. in Canada during the part
ten year has Diets -awed more rapidly
than the 'uuadial -business of Hoyt
other wait
conipauy.. This mh.ul.
s 1 much m. to tht• advantage ..f
olicy•holders:
The Cuwpanyb death
P,a.rs have beet
111 eny years
alwwt one-half o the aniuiuht •'ex-
peeted'. and pros id
for, thus .huet -
log the excellent .Ito Ilty of the Cour
pany's husine.s. 1 - thirty-seven
-ars during which the ' +utpany has
r iu •' ut dollar to
seveity•tlirJ year. spent her child-
hood days in the vicinity of Smil11's
Falls. Shortly after her marriage half
a century ago she sit11itt trtttrtrer
lat.,' partner in. the Vit gin fo esta of
Stanley On the farm which she left
only when sunuitoned to her long
trict will considerately lerseu the ne-
cessity of appeals being made for barge
tar he need for charity,
ceiv from its po acv- 1
heed lost out orf the million. '°vested
for tlteir security." \Vith sec a rec-
ird. is it wonderful that the Mt u•(1'e
ret orris on matured lieie-i are 1 ch
Iurgeer lituo 'Mike under shut
policies in any other company TA
ing the twenty stock companies in
Canada. those which gained in sur-
plus and thorn which lust in surplus,
and putting them all togetlier, in cool-
paris,m with the onet*.ututlt pane•,
on the basis •1.1 the last Government
report, the Mutual Life incieatsed its
net iurpins ,about as much as all 111e
otl-noi. rt--rageth,-r. -'these' :art'
facts whicbbgive the Mutual Life As-
surance Company of Cumuli its
Fromineitce�and anyone think-
ing of making a good investment in
insurance should have a talk with the
Company's general agent, Duncan
Stewart, of Stratfilyd,
A Farmer's Want Supplied.
She is survive t , - Some farmers ar'e. under the im-
Itut on it o*.1en rNo ; e riculturdil r to supply a ricul-
p'
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' 111 1
1 • (h a
l', eri;•h town.hl
,al
1••O• overlook
k
1 vl d ,Jv three sons, -
chat".
ser 1 Pressken that they mug have a nuttily
A I the h t 1John of
thin: and fmir daughters-Merriames tared information, but they i
Jou. ff. Green. oft;.atrrieh township; the fa'tthat there is n Canadian pub-
4,44;,4,,y
ule
W. t,tentf .,f J+ia.tlry; D.-1t.ass, of Bratton that not only furnishes the
a,toat r2lial$e information pertaining
to the farm, but at the rain*' bone fur-
nishes them with it newspaper giving
the news of tLe world and a magazine
every week as gots' as any of the Eng-
- - lieh lot AInetieyan.III tgazines in quality
and quantity of good whole..1w. fu.u-
ily.rt•ntling. The paper alluded tv in
The Family Herald and Weekly Star
of Montreal, which c,apts but one dol-
lar a, year and is the greatest value
to be had. 1t is a weekly newspaper,
family magazine and ugrievItural
paper eMntdne'd -all
and if any fanner after giving it a
trial does not' think it the teat value
nth the market he ran hive itis -money
hwt•k. No farm hinter in Canada can
afford to be without Canada's great-
est paper - The Flintily Herald and
Weekly Star of Montreal.
Uli.ton, and Parks, of La itiviere,
-Mau. ;,._
EASY To MIX THIS.
--- The death of Mrs, R. K. Ross, it
Legal former ' esteemed and well-known
rs'ident of Ilrnsecls, occurred at her
i 1 KILLORAN . �BARRiSTER, held. in Listowel on Tuesday, the
.1 . solicitor, notary. etc. MOIWY in Innd n: 15th Inst. Deceased has long been a
lowest areae. Oisee,.-North Stant O.aderirh •olreter from t•ancer and had under-
wear Sktnal °Meek In Seaforth 'HaturdaYsN. guise rrvlxal operations in r futile
solicitor. notary public. OMeet
O. CAMF:KON, K. (%..-BAIt?t S• attempt to save het• life•. Deceased (• was forty-five years of age and is
I• TKR, � survived by her husband, one daugh-
amnion Street, tlodertch, third door front .
Square. 'ter. lirolrie, and one son. Austin C.
PROUDFOOT, HAYS & 111.AI R Aft"r years of invalidism Mrs.
berrlsten, solicitors. notaries nubile pre • _t'yrut W. Atkinson, of Seaforth, was
tors i11 the Maritime t'ourttetc.OaCC,r•..t.ire r.'je•msedIr hereutffering. on Satin.
&antaro, tea door l'. A. wire's grocery. 'M day, the i2th inst. The pr•viune San-
est. funds to lend al Irwset rates of Intereet, ` became seriously ill and
W, PROUDFooT, K. C. K C. HAPS, (i, F day she
4LAIIt. lapsed into a .tat of unconscious
.TIICKiNSQN & GARitO�V. BAR- death 'neap Ireleased
r s ' s(te-mever rallied till"
LLht•r spirit. Deceased,
HISTKIIB, attorney:, solicitors, etc. who was in her fifty-third cera-, was it
p,Derlah- Money to lend at lowest rate. ':
I: DICKINSON'. CHARLtstiARtes)w, bis.)a-taattve- of -Mullett. her maiden name
xf. O. JOHN9'I'ON. rBrARIt1.9'I'EK,
Otiose Ham1 tot tremet.. Ooteiloa di t. public,
' and Mondays,
Insurance. Loans. te.
w a. ROBERTSOF,
INSCItgs.. lT.
g ATII
Vow Aso LIrallTNING: *trt[Istfl'anadtan and
American.
At,. IILNT MICKNIWn At411 Y.141•141Y14104 1.I 4III 1 •
ITT : The Olean Accident and llearanisw
ttlYf - orroration Limited. of London. Eng. •
. e___ Vinci ITT ANDdl'AkANTr.X I1./Nlee' The 1.. 14.
FldefRy Md Ra*ran e t one11..1'
t'kt ,ti (Ml.x at ronidence, northeast corner of Vic.
)k" .. r'a. • tont* and St. David's streets, - Phone 1711.
e,,
er TORN W. CRA1(OI14, LIFE, FIBS:
a and accident insurance. Agent for leading,$ mut unl and stock companies. Inettrance in all
lines effected on best plan" and M lowed. rates.
p.- (7at at adios, Hamar- Werd.191reet n
or address .1, W. CRAIOIK, Ooder
Tele ,hone 44
XicKILLOP MUTUAL Fnag'tN-
111 8 U R A NC F C O. -Form and isolated
town property Insured. 1'. ..
Officers -J. R. McLean. 1'rea., Klppen 1,, G.
T. Fnwr Vtee-ebaa..aca
--Bractd
Thomas K. Clays, 111.0. -Trona-_, doaforth i'.
Directors -Wm, t'hesney. Seaforth : John
O. (Irieve. Winthrop • Ueertre Irate, Seafor; 11;
John Iennewele Dublin; hones Evans, !leech.
wood ; John ai
Watt., HarIock ; Thos. I racer,
Rrnoeflrld ; .Cohn H. McLean. Kippers ; Jas.
Connolly, Clinton.
J. W. Yeo, Hotn.esvtlle. agent for Wont The e1'11 to which all must respond
Huron. Policy holders can pay assessamente rattle with startlingsUddennees to
and get their cauls r1olH,�. at. Toaer t
Drown 'a. Clinton, or aR
t . H. (.'alta grocery, John A. MacDonald. an old and re.
Kingston street., Ooderich. sp•cted resident of Blyth, and a form-
er pioneer resident of Morris, who drop -
SEATING -PA&LOIt pelt dead rm the street in Brussels on
__
___ - --d the 11th inst. Deceased hall
-V
oIDFORDBL)CKBARBEKSHOP. been making hie home with his sister -
This well-known and lopnikr std in-law, Mrs. Robert Kerr, of Brussels,
n Ie patrons the bud service an
ce In .having, for the lest Rix months and was re -
heir -cutting, etc.. etc. Ladles .hanitss.ing a R turnip home after transacting sonnre
o4dtr- Only skilled hand. employed.. •ps Iron will be appreciated. II. II• business when he wee stricken down
'LAMER. I roprietor.b the ()teat Reaper. He was sixty-
_ - eight yearn old and was unmarried.
carriage Licenses
uare
Ieing,Elizaelwth Jane Rest. Her hus-
band and one daughter are left to
trr.tnt organs and helping
s' ft and tiller from the blood
s and waeto matter which
ss and suffering. 'Those
If Furred and Casted It's a Looking
Glass Stomach Warning.
When it is the morntg after the
night before, you do not have to 1,Rit
at your tongue to know\ that the
stomach is upset. the head 1
no appetite. nerve•+ on edge
the sunshine of life clouded,
mown her is. al. The real time to watch the to
Thomas Holmes, a lifelong' resident is all of the time. 1f it is coated
of 1'urnls•rry and a sun of the pate a white fur, or possibly with deltic
Nathaniel Holmes, of tlluevale, died trimmings. even though the stomach.
in \Ningbom hospital on Tuesday, the does not telt you by the acute pains
15th intl. Deceased, had been suffer. of indigestion that it needs help, yet
tn-g -from cerebral. injuries received the coating shows that yon qtr get=
when Ire was thrown from his rig ting into a had way and that there is
.oine ninths ago and Was awaiting an newt of Mi-o-na.
Operation when death overtook him. Mi-o-na is so positive, so cure, so re-
tie was It quiet. industrious titin in liable in its curative lactim- npcm the
his thirty-ninth year and was tinnier• stomach that Jas. \Viloon, the local
ried. -
Former Resident of Exeter Dead.
aching.
all
gue
th
Residents of Exeter learned last
week with regret of the death of Mrs.
George Manton, which occurred at her
:rantford on Tuesday, the
15th host , after an operation fnfiow-
ing a severe attack of pneumonia.
Deceased, who was fifty years of age,
was a native of Exeter. being a
daughter of the late Wm. Verity, the
well-known plow manufacturer. and a
R. E. Pickard. of Exeter. She is sur-
vived by her husband, four brothers
and seven minters.
Sudden Death at Brussels.
WALTER B. KELLY,
OODKRICH. ONT.
Watchmaker, Jeweller *adi pielan•
Issuer of Marriess )�ea.nea•
WLANE, ISSUER OF MAR1tl•
s Aug Ilesnasis, Oederle►. Ont.
lncttoneering
THOMAS OUNDRY, LiVBBTOUK
and anneal anetlnneer. Offices on South
Street, where ha will he found at all time.
whoa not ^rying Bales. Terms reaennahln and
every effort urea to rive You wmisfact1nn.
Phonay.
OEOROE BECKETT
General Aurtioneer.
New System of Twkets and Catalogue.
OFFICE, HAMILTON ST.
P. O. Bea :It.
Died at Reeera. "
The home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Crarken, of \Vingh.tm, has been eud-
.lonlyv( plunged into mourning by the
death of their son William H., which
sad event ocenrred in Kenora on Sat-
urday, the 12th inst., i)eceiv! was
an estimable man in his forty•flret
year. He formerly taughtch�o , but
was engaged as b okk.reJ,er for a
lumber fine in Kenora when he was
stricken with pneumonia', to which he
euccuntbed after an Muerte of only
three days' duration. The remains
were brought to \Vingham for inter-
ment.
A New Society in Seaforth.
• Meaforth has organised a commen-
dable aasnriation to be known as the
••Reafnrth Relief Society," with the
object of ameliorating the condition
of the deserving poor of the town.
The society will to under the auspice"
Don with every 5t► -cent ltpx or money
back.
A Good School.
,Ranked among the heat commercial
la of the Province_'
rich Business College. The sucrees of
its graduates has not been excelled.
The new ndvertist•tnetit of this eft-
cellent ss-ho.1l is to be found on page
2. We understand that any young
Rennie w Haar-kboring under false
Impress ons tha they can ofd leTtrllFifr
a city school will be given free trans
ppoot talion to the great Electric City of
Teterboro, which stands sixth among
the cities of the Dominion as to roan•
efacturing output. While ettendin
the Teterboro Business College•• which
was founded a quarter-century ago,
they will be given free tickets to the
city V. M. C. A., V. W. C. A, or T. A.
A. 2-t
"A Romance. '•
A shoal teacher tends this ennt-
pneitiun as a product i,( a recent com-
petition between the little girls ors
primary grade in a public school.
The composition is entitled. "A Ito -
mance."
"One,• there was a poor young Ulan
who was in love with a rh'h girl,
whose Cher had a large candy
store. Thc poor young man wanted.
to marry the candy isdVt< daughter,
hut he was too pout• t .y furnttorc,
One day a hal wean offered him $'L; to -
become a drunkard. The poor young
man was dreadfully tempted., because
he wanted to be rich enough to ninny
the randy lady's daughter. But when
he got to the saloon door with the
had man, be said : -'I will not break
my pledge. even to he rich. Get thee
behind me, Satan.' So he went
home, and un his way found a pocket-
book with $1*M),1100,IMM) in it. So he
went and told the candy lady's daugh-
ter and they'were m.M•ri,d. Thr -y had
it lovely wedding, and the next day
they had twins. Thu. we see that
virtueisits nwa -..ward.".
Work for an Artist •
A gotat-llatilr'd citizen, while wait-
ing on a corner for his street car re-
cently, was attracted by the bright
face of a young Italian who was
grinding his piano near by.
"it must be rather difficult to turn
chat crank as steadily amon do and
keep such good time," observed the
oitixen as he dropped a nickel in the
hat., - ,
"Not sea deefficult," said the Italian,
showing his wIjite teeth in a smile.
"You see, i no gott.t de monk. To
turns .l* mark deem way stead' keeps
timflit tnrna ria cranks an'
watcha da monk NOW tim', ah 1 that
bks daarttwab da true arteeet.' Eet
nes da monk, Signor, that demands
ds genius 1" \
The Lady Editor.
Nice Old lady -"Will yott kindly
tell me if the lady who writes 'The
Mother's Page' every week in your
paper 1. in ? 1 want to tell her how
much 1 have enjoyed reading her
articles on 'The Evening Hour in the
Nursery,. "
Office Boy-"',irbat's him over there
with a pink shirt, smokin' a pipe."
Deafness Cannot be Cured
bytwat npplicot ions. as they eennot rranh the
,l,ereeskport Ion of the ear. There is only one
way to clue deafens, and I halle h • const II u
Dorset rented ice, treatise. 1.• ranee] t. an 1.-
aemed rnndltlnn of the eminons llnln of the
elstaohlan tnbe. When thl. tube Is naamed
Y rumbling soon
yAn have ling d or Imparf.s•.t hear-
ing, and when it I. entirely rinsed tlealn~ Is
the remit, And unless the Inflammation can tea
taken nut Meal this title netoriet to Ira normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever
nine mew ono of ten are paused by catarrh.
whirh is nothing bet an Inaamn.l condition of
the t..non,le .,.Maces,
Wo will dTe one hunt red dollars for any
case of deafness losnsed by ,atrrrhl that ?can-
not
ramnot be enrid by Hall'. (catarrh Cure. !lend for
circular. free,
F. J. ('HRNP\•, Toledo, O.
PnM by Antg,ids,
Take Rall. FAmhy M11• for collet.lp'tim,.
Bi)s.ciihe for The Signal.
Th. Only Exception.
The Suburbanite -i suppose the folks
next door don't know we have a Chrint•
mall tree.
The R•Ife-What makes you think
tea?
he Suburbanite -Well, they haven't
sent 1n to borrow 1t. -Brooklyn Life.
Lucknow Ma° Turned Back.
London, Dec. 111. -Another ease I.f
a Canadian being turned 'back at the
border, was brought to 'light this
userning when it resident of t,pckuow,
1'110 ANUS on hi. way to Colonial.). was
refused udulittance into the t'nited
States. The man had a great deal of
baggage and $15 in money. The
authorities at Port Huron refuecd 6t+
permit hien to deme the border on
the ground that he had not enough
money to defray his necessary ex-
penses. The matt arrived in the city
this morning on express No. 0, and at
mare reparted Lar matter to the
authorities here, t is not yet known
what action will 1e taken in the cast..
This i•. the-mecnitd . person in three
days that has been refuse -a entrance
into the States. Miss Egelton having
leen turned back at Port Huron on
Thursday. -.
to Hanging Pictures.
A ,utfe rine to remember when hang-
ing pictures M that the middle of the
Picture should be on a level with the
epee. Of coarse M you are nnusually
tall this rule does not hold good. Don't
mix several kinds and types Of plc•
tures together. 'Let alt the water col-
on, 011e or engreeIngs be placed In
reparnte rooms or, at any rate, on dif-
ferent walla. Above all, do not over-
crowd year wane. A few well chosen
pletnrts look far better than a number
of medloere ones.
T1UII DAT, Dtxsaub or 24, 1908
't he Scotch Store
Extendl
to o: a and all
thea best wishes for a
(l)crrp CIrit. tI11at3
aiiJ a
13311ii) 1lcW Pear
1
Coming Events cast their Shadows before.
Lookout for our annual Stocktaking Sale, _
which commences Saturday, January 2nd.
"laCall McCall
Pattern., ti Patterns
rn
s
I). Millar Co.
Partition is 11 I•ii,ine- which red
quires access to practi. ., business in
(mutation. This Weekly
�supplied in the
retuning of .The -Aaeeklyc Sun.. T
secret- of the growing popuhu•ity of 1
- -r -
prig• has been forgotten. To be
posted a farmer must read The Sun.
If you have not been a reader of The
1u•
Stanley it foe =AL -
A man is generally 'true to his first
love -himself.
this paper lies in its untiring devotion
to the interests of the farmer. The'
Yttemnry-ref-the-gond it -hies- h ne ..:N I
remain - long afterthe subscription
Itepeat Ir t --- B6itrth•s Cum will al -
warn cure top (toughs and colds."
Christmas Goods
OUR ASSORTMENT THIS YEAR IS '1* I''x1
•I$ i
li Ib1 (
BETTER THAN EVER. LARGE LINE. Ole
Class{Aed,
. A bright girl in a large school ap-
plied to her teacher for leave' to tee -
aheent half a day. on a plea that her
mother had received it telegram which
stated that company was on the way.
"it's met (*three half..isLer and her
three toys." said the pupil, anxiously.
"fuel her doesn't see how she can
do without rhe because those boys
always act so dreadfully."
The te•uher referred her to, the
printed list of reasons which justified
absence, and Asks(' if her case came
under any of them.
"•I think it -night come under this
head, Miss Rules," said the girl,
pointing, as she spoke. to the words
"Domestic affliction,"
Perfumes, Nair Brushes,
i1<1 ircors, 111 anicure Sets,
LOWNEY'S, WFB�B.�'syS� AND NEISON'e
C F` JCO LATE
Fine Pipes in Cases, Christmas Packages of Cigars,
Cigar Cases, Tobacco Pouches, etc.
BEDFORD
BLOCK
DUNLOP
THE
DRUGGIST
i .ice
Appropriate Motto Card..
Motto cards hare come Into greet
prominence as Christmas gifts. Pop-
ular quotations illuminated with elab
orate floral garnitures printed on large
cards and fnrnlshed with rings by
which to suspend them are 25 cents
rash. _
Makes Broiling Easy
It i; tnu;h more convenient to du your broiling by lifting
this Key Plate, than to lift the cover or use the broiler door.
Youhave more roots and get the
.gat directly over the coals.
Is'oticc the Low Warming Closet,
a special feature of this year's
"Peerless l'eninsular" Ranges.
Daylight Oven, Adjustable
Damper, Removable Grate
Bars, Thermometer in oven -
are only a few of the eon-
• veniences you shnitId ask abottt.
step in at any time and go over the •'Peerless
realasular" Range.. Chid to explain their
Improvements to you. 72
C. J. HARPER, -
GODERICH
Planting -A Game.
This 1a a game in which rnch player
In order tells what he has plented end
whnt came np. The articles planted
may he persons or ohjecta of any kind.
Mot they may come up as plants or
trees, hellos some panning connection
with the thing planted. Thne ono play-
er mny say, "i planted Rhakeepeare
and sweet wllllam come np." Anoth-
er. 1 planted n peek of cards aaM
W(h)Istarla rame up."
Mulishness.
"A man wif a brut diapo.ition,- Aid
Uncle Eben. "in a heap like a mole
You's always havin' yah doubts about
whether his nsefulnen nn POMP ncca
Moos playa fah his tronhleenmenil nn
others."- - Washington Star.
Roya
yau-weu1ii gct'rrifi 9f a_srrvant
who did only half thc work in
double the time of a capable onc.
Then why continue using a Hour
that givcs half the ,nourishment and
double thc work to digest ?
llousehold Flour
55
is made from scletcd spring.whcat-
a \:ltr;tt that h rich in nutriment. It
is the whitest and finest flour made;
it make:, thtlly onc-third more bread
to the pound than any soft wheat
flotlr and is more 'dependable in every
respect 1.:
Ogilvie Floor Mills Co., Limited
Montreal.