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wakes. Herr it Rockefeller giving a (tion. Ile and his wife shared the
while
1 wt ii dollar*. to' oxtorwinate the hardship. of the rawly )$°awes and his
•0. hooka/momhooka/momCarnegie has been
panning ll wuyrr au11Ihol' of the oleo
giving Ilia millions for. the cultivation
of the bookworm.
The writer of •'Military Utwaripi' in
The London Adyertieei ,utys :
••\1,'r nee no great eittit.ie for excite -
anent in 111x' announcement that the pulllwarnrs Neer'. Mess*.: !l, Brown,
Awrliranliuveruu:ant int rndstol)►a1' %\'m. Kkiloton, A-. Ml'!iugahle J.
modern (11111 inch SIM. 1111 its tra10111 Itubh. %Viii. Ivy lie and Tliuo,,John-
arhit.rt.l.thi6....t 144.. tfavirrgw o i st• n, Ktnc•trdiie Reporter.
all the shit* in gnertion, we eau safely
say that they -ere the most antiquated
collection of a rsre•I. aft .al. They wails
the Spanisli collection which Isewe•y
dt.h•uyr,l 111 tele gill$our • battle of
Muuita ituy loot like as modern fleet.
'Ch.• \liehigau ja lese oldest itonrl&J
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nevi [NIU.
PUBLISHED KYKHY 1'HURS& 41
Of
TRIP SIUNAI. PRI N1'INU (41. Lamina
Telepbooe ('all Na t
Terme of Illobeerioltow
• Lpa per 11111111111 ill *ovens.,
ela month., Alt : three maltbe, YL.
Cartelly In advancer
auba.•rlbers who foil to raw• 1111 ntus:
regularly by mall wall confer% L1.ur ter w•
,iiilbindu.of lb* fact at a. tarty a litre a.
When a ebwyfe of :old neo• t. Beide d, both t he
end and Menem Ware...should he given.
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Advertising Raul*:
Legal and other militia 4.14411i ...men& Ino
• pe'i line for tint insertion and 1.- tier l o for
each tahr.quent inne•rtion. Nea:mred by a
nonpareil rale. twelve title. to all inch.
Hu -[nee, canis of ..ix lieu6 and uuder,io per
year.
AdverUseluents of 1.0.11. Found. Strayed, Nit•
notion. Vacant . Sit not fun. W'rutrd, Nuuw. fur
!tale or to Wad. .)'arms fur Sale or to Iteut,
Article.. for reale.' Ile.. out •xcr.mhpg eight
tine....$• each In,ettion : til for Bret mouth. Ya
for seeksubnelluese4 mouth. Larger adaertiee•
meut. to pruportlo.
announcement.annouement, ill oavlin,ary muting tile ten
owes per line, NO uai.e*lar„ Omit $toe.
Any eln.vial notice, I he olgwT of w 1,i1 11 i. I he
pecuniary Leve, of any Judideal ower
or
ansa, to c 'no un•ldered nu Iwlverti.enaesu st.4
to be charged accordingly. .
Hate. fur di.play and eofeee•t advertise•'
menu will be given on e.ppii:alien. • -
Address all comnaunlcatto • to
THl' elUNA!. MONfINO talo. tfut(ted
t10,:orlcq. ant
who lilt a' years ago with elating banns
and stoat hearts entered the forget to
wale homer tor thonieelyew. The family
have Ihr sy ialr►t by of a Ir tge' circle of
friends. The funeral took place to Kin-
cardine cemetery on Mundly, the set-
Vieer 1s•ing contlurted by Rev. Mor-
ley I►. al Addeo, Pine River. The
ST. HELENS.
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IVK CHICKENS AND POULTRY
/ 11 A N l It'. The undersigned will µay I lu•,
Irwhr-1 mai Let cash .rice for stn) 101414114 of
. nirben•
and fowl dvinerect et ert 'I'ue.doy at
moi. B.•leu•.
All ls,ulrry must he properly Lo
.aH.111• antedating the American civil tInwl 41)11 .tarlarl (efutr de111rrl'. rurlv)•
lid ut her poultry will he occeet d Luer. Mel'.
war by set oral years, . in diesel, thew It 1{ miet tt.
make the proverbial Iortoise look like 11owl.vv, Nov. ist.
a I,1tedu 1N)4t, and the rnmhiued MI, stogies, of Toronto. it vi.iljng
Ilewt' euslflu't rurnrr a luau in a soya'- 11 r.. N'tlliusl Bray at preload.
heat. 1( slake. little ilinereuee abut
sort of gnu, they coaly John Webster left of Saturday lel•
'lusLota ala u huutiug ezpwlitionr
Mr. Boden stated in MumttraL l.he Wt. -_congratulate llit,...and Mrs.
other slay that, 11411 tsr it hIstlelkhl hg the •illie. 11 yd' 11s the arrival of a soli.
t1BIliIlgs of -the t':asse•l, rotulnipsioli, 1\ all M e'('iortie, IN.. returned Led
nothing had Iweis Jour to putai111 iii• %%.reek 1111nt a trip through the .41'0.1.
guilty Parti.... %%'heat are 'the Will Webster eeturntd• from the
karty amm mentioned Lt'
y Judge , \ lust week bating Ironic and
heart)
-el, as having been 111114it11f111 to his. A windier front tttr vMagi. albeidrd
Trust and th'refotr uo.lonljer emit- the,ausllve•rsauy (41.1.4 III''. at Ikithel
pw•rent to art in an official rapacity; Sunday' afternoon and evening.
S1 Hlnal. KEl•aMT. 1.'41110W lint in the
SI. H i.lis w'liuo report for 0.4111
V. -Edna %%cud,•. Ethel McPhetsln,
Nina %%'.no!s, John %Veld. IV. -
Maud Mlttnilliel, III u•garet 3tilarr,
Belt .Miller, J: Smith. ('limns[•
%I'Uuu3ld. Senior III. ('luta \Vote's.
v alive Gotev iyit, HMI they. been
Tho commit .1. the l,y.gi.luhu. Fanny Ankh -Isom \Viotti.• Woods,
ap{ointad to i•evtw•th'aassrs.ment law' n„t---.J WI,..1 elh i.:I r. w1 tl.wstu ltszel Ander Nom tt' - Mt tto$$[:".
of the Pr,rinee is to be convened on [tient cater into power ley would Ernest Gaon!, Junior III. Wilfrid
HeQuillii, Earl Cranston, ll••Keuzie
%Vebb, Gordon '11e1'htrson, -Ewart
lIel'Ilersui, James Aitchison, Itoy
Smith, Cecil Hyde, Stew•aiI McGuire,
Beattie Smith, Earl Taylor. Andrew
(Jaunt. Senior II. Della -t'ratlsion.
lastly, Hyde. Ethel Andiirson, Edith
Nixon. .1 II. - Gladys Webb,
)[rata MI-Qvillin, John Gaunt, Herbert
.41,•Quihiu. Willie rooster. Carlyle Me -
1 l t.a..alti. alajeska flaunt. !'art 11.
Eddie. MrQtillin. \%•ihnn \%'ultIs,
Vetsn -Wv ifs,-'fenne. Woods, Atex.-
Parvis, Siltours Nixon. Senior Paart
theAt• fit neer•• :e_e_ scattered- through- Mettnillin. •tenial• Part I.
out the NlgtItwest and the United- 'Evan %Irljuillin, Joseph Forster,
StaIie-. AV), c Atte so many Of the sons 1'i/0e Psryis, .latlrliio (taunt• '•1! •
Tiu:a
trtce Anderson. Euuua 'Dletpljl-
and ittoghlea of Dobai. leaving the lin, Stanley ;*odd. Jean MO./Milne.
old Winerste:el- when there is melt u V.V. 1•temttice y.4lrltuillis,-Leslie Par -
demand for Gu to hr11) This is is prop avis, Jea I.•1iu11. toadies on roll 50 :
lent whieh (miners must assist in LVe'i'tgel Genii/InceI.
atnce •:i. s"i'iTI.1 E '
11l'jtNIN,'
sativin¢. 1'0►haWa if there was a. muse ashes. - - ---- - -..
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-1':atalases-di-charlpnt_by_thehover[$,
doneltle'll. THURSDAY, Xa 1, e' i,. went. Therefore, (hr statement mf
Mr. Borden is wi-trading. It 81 1d
BUILD FROM THE GROUND UP. 1"' It'nreud»'ria alta) that these own
,) url-r by u tot-uuel• ('tuner.
November 2lyd. when it- will arrange tzullrave brnlqut d1.4ietlr1-1.1p1ur rt.
'to hear representatives of the different
interests advocating- changes in' 11w
law. !'his coital/lit ter, says The Ham-
ilton Titers, should be'avarned, by the
experie,iee of the Legialai ure in former
efforts to•arrive at a .just. workable
aaeeaallleiit art. l'he commission
tinder Mr. Ji•tice Maclennan drafted
a bill, the Pr ineiplr of which mato
sound, and Which. if atlup•ted, would
have led 1(1 ptn.id resifts. Then the
1.egislature liegatt. tot war-represenla-
• lives 44 the dilfer.etat Intel -eats." each
wanting changes in '1 he net to put -the
taxes Int the other fellow, and wn+/li-
eipal officials With no desire to ()Mein
i, justand tcieutilic :u•t, bot merely
*king to •'gt4Ta
thrut was easiest : and the $molt was
the u(uleakable halgt•-podgy which it
i, hot►` -hoped To amend. The Tunes
believes the shortest Way to remedy
the trouble is to repeal the act hod
begin anew, excluding the vurioiffn
interests and the tuuiicipal meddler.
from the wort-\uf its preparation.
Would it not ie Well for /he com-
mittee first to give its attention to 1 hr
principles upon yh .h taxat' should
lye based, and in thi,lway work out ab
aasesswept act which W,IUld stand the
test of years'
THE NEW READERS.
In the tither Canadian afagaziw
the new Ontario Readers leerier the
anent' of .11r. Arnold Ilaulhtain,
private secretary to Professor (iayel-
win Smith and a litteraletir of slutiv
- note. Mi. Itault.aiu is of the opinion
that the new readers reflect snore
• credit upon the publisher. than 'upon
the compiler,.,- While the took; air
certainly cheap, it is to Iw moron
lertd that in 1)o case has anyone been
;i;oil fur _, ttupyright : authura . azul
publishers alike seem to have le -en
most generous in giving permission it•
quote.
Jtt,_tiaultaiu goes on to say t-
"Ftum the point of view of what
may be called the ethical value of lit-
erature, the compilers seem to have
chosen judiciously. Cunr>,ige and
honor, obedienee, kindness,' loves .of
country, • implicit veracity, high re.
leave- all these the selection. incul-
cate. But, from the inl•xhaustibie
treasure's of 'English -literature, it
011111)1! nut be (1n very • difficult- tee
obtain pasilrtges ineuleatisg dieser vir-
tues. All'high art, incl uhu)( the art
literary, ht molal, u. the great Goethe
Said, and Big Ruskin *al ..fond of eW-
forcing. It is from•the point of view
of what iiiiy be called the purely
liter value• of literutur)..that we
think we heti..( ill these 'Readers'
some slim te_olnings.
"It was a Maxim of 04i:sante. gireit
Goethe that, in matter* literary. a
thing ought to excel or it ought not
to exist-whicfi if it 1* a platitude, is
a platitude tan often fnrgntterr. Thttt
admirable and erudite eriti' Dir.
Francis Al. Palgtave did not forget it
when compiling his second anthology
Of Englirih lyrics. Mo extretuety care -
fol, indeed, wart he to blown iii his
collection only that which tithe hail
1 e' • n
declared h e excellent, e Ib rat, t M. per-
manent, that he excludes from it the
Work of all living writers, even
though -IF wila l'itnnaing for remit -wit 11
mature judgment. Inn' pile's
\have placed themselves tinder no much
rest rietlone - even tl gar t h e i r
avowed object is (Sar we inn y Brent it,trttf*
citrate the tattle of youth, so that
eolith 'way discriminate the excellent
trout the wow. pithy: may imitate and
tram from' the oar, and may avoid
the mistuket?�uf the other. All four
'Readmit' aloh(ld iro selections fr
writers now living or but So very
recently pawed arsay (hat Time ha*
had no opportunity Of satiny the ex-
cellent from the medl(cre. And the
Selectionseeemto-trv,t'- een- tlrmwrr
together in the mast haphazard of
fashions. circler o r clahtificatiot)
there seems to tie none. ' •
Air. Haultain gives .1111)0 exaiflplea
of what he style* the "bodge•pealgs"
way in which the Fourth Book is
arranged, and finally criticizes the
"meagre tribute tot ••lintµ of enrol
labor." •
EDIT ORIAL,ItQTL&.
By the way. what a lovely time the
husbands of those fighting suffragettes
over in (treat Britain must have!
A large consignment of Ontatiu
fruit was seised a few days ago at
Calgary, on account of false marking.
it is a pity that the fruit -growers of
Ontario should be discredited ivy a few
fools and knave*.
What a difference one little lette
%%cwxistl,rk Sentinel. view : The
Lund of Ontario i. Not 1 inning . to
summit the t0 ntlatiuu it it apatite of
I I i
supporting. There :are farriers all
Iii-ough the e • try With large and
(ethic farms. complaining that they
(•1 t their platess to the hest of
alv1tvl.g•• fur want ut.help.and in the
111411111 jaw IIIc sone and tlaughtets o1\
gametal Jinpwlsition till the part of EASE WAWANOSH.
$$sneers to take their boys and girls I :LUKAS'S., Ott. '11 th.
into learhleb.bip then would le Its •paws-inw et, Nett. --4. The. etetail
of a di.pasit ion on the part .11f the into Inlay porsu:u to adjm111111Uent.
Iwl is anJ irls to lr ve the old h urs. Members all Iresel,l' Minutes of laat
g N V meeting, read and a Mewed.Chas.J. Hintawf, coucerritm 'I. preseuttd i►
(peep [rhes from Washington indi• elaisl for 'd:utiages to breshing' en -
"ate that their will be do tariff war gift.,' loss of time. rte.• t, ing Io en:
With t'anada. The Aldrich hill re- gine' going Ihisatgh bridge• ni ,t,idrline
•••nth' I. testa! by the t'niteil Staten 'Is and {u, couce•w.imn S. revrntly.
After some dise'laasion on phi. Matter( ..liars*. rontainwl 0. rosisicen -nidrr ► iv,tuprotoinr• wits affected w et•ehj•
which the Prr-ident rnukl order the Mr. Hinton! agreed to acrep t t %um
iuliosition of duties twentl•-five per 'It Si" Bas settl.•ulen1 ill full, 11e
rent, higher than the ordinary duties Reeve Wits In.trurt•• L to latero$
whir congN ,tint engineer and - Lav
upon g.voels imported fr any country hint ' report on the condition if the•
which Was hell to $libel to l nt►le Iwo bridges on [lir river, elnersuiil as
igaailst the United staters. There was It and III, and salsa, It ave him give' all
some doubt se t11 whether the_ prefer- estimate of the pt'obable cost of new'
bridges at these particular placers and
Hare accorded:by C:auada to British to report' on sante by next meeting of
goods *111111I be eon.i•leued a diger' ' - the couicil. 'Flw fulldwing ....int.limn against. the I'nitwl States, but it sc.,. pre•w•ntrd and ordered lei I.
appears That the 1111rs11 hats been
paid : Alex. Uingw'rll, insliectiig
••rant eel. south braaneh Hillnhan
settled by the eminently proper ran- ,Ilii„, $1.:ria Vent & 'lelvi•. Nam, e
.-Maio' that the duties Iryied within building calved on ilatll:altaul 1lraili,
te Lomire are a piltely family affair 1t:11 ; Vrltt S Lgve•, ,-boitding Ea -
ward's bridge. a•olICP$s{oi Ii, 1(2:12:
Alex. Nixon, repairing J11bnsun s
to .burn thenlselvru, The implicit, 11r:tln, iett.at : U11115..1. I{intonl, repairs
lion f the higher tariff to I'anadial to engine, Iola of time, rte., re de
entitle feelive bridge. r•onresnilat S, *Dr: Oro.
1'itepatrir,k, underht'nthing on con-
tirtishliiitgg lin Cotier.ai•m'II. $•i: J+)hb
,\IeKisnon; lav brushing 1111 eos-
ven'ion 1t, $t : William -Itolritemn, sr-
lectiig jurors, $.1 : %' ip.-,i, Patriot; sr-
teettt)g .ljtrotO. t^_ A. POP erfIrtet, te--
ledtrug tutors, $• : A. Porterfield,
The Lon ly Road. ggravel 15s.75 : Jas. 'l'unsey, gravel,
111 n+e-t to'fear the I sly !mit11;;.:00 :'Joseph .1.,Kerr.gravel, [1111.:11 ;
Tip, [wl.itd round th lull:. Joseph; t. Metre in-pectiug gravelling.
It dieteddolvntr;Ihefit'i-Wal-. r11nee.a.i,11 I:I. %:t:.41'111. Deacon. in
a+. arcs(II.•Inintr,l ill. sp''l:lin¢ gravellingconcession lit and
11, S11 ; Jll•Kint Bros,, gravelling
.\rid :lien meal 4111..116111 it •ed on Cnnu$sinnu lo, I i and I:1, 11:7.`['2 •
The +•hmr.•h):Oil green gent, ill. .1'11111 Curtin. cleani)Ig out north
No pipersrirl Irak 11uti Nail." \ branch HalbWban detain. $11(11: Peter
No 1i1)..ir•,. 111Lwn 111*[ gala : W. Scott, inspecting *leaning out .of
Nu •heph4rd• wilt; I heir gent,l,• Ills north brana'h Ballets/in drain, tr.-,:
.)u hmd, of scented bay. lieu. Siurmous, r-uvrt•iug Midge, bycutf-
No(wok.,,w:lgom,misted,•ss' d putting in onvert
11n any Satutda). \\,
nPpwoolitr 11. Int ai+,l t, senses. It,
c404 .4),
The doe -wood them. thing wide -i,- \rnr''laitneiI thele 'adjourned to nim
\•;gttin erre ' ALwJ ay. Ye •'efisl w• :WO
,)a AsHi.'liters _ react __ __ _.. _ttkxt _.. A'tis: .._1'a-RTRtivf-1•IAT.. t'lr i -k-: -
Tile gnirrcl• ern..ed that rat hall 'd,y
.- tor tiny flying-feer- - -
The wild Lure n rabbit. It knew e ha•w eu.^u, Family Communities. .
)„al'h -hallow')' oaf iltesm,I 'Elle• u•u It o W I! )
._ L r kit_ gnu of u u-
Andthel thegdld ,Ila•ILsliNe s,ygti "rift Ta mentioned the fart t11a1
phIeTW
gang his w-t,irp�hIhut-c rlrg is,"�tow11 nachi on ler The cricket. chirped there to the mom four wind 1 Instillers, each r Ir Sep•
with ttathnoteicest.;room; arae• (Befog,\l end all within threw
lille01,tand-ilenererappedtheniromil nibs elf sou )t het. The gtr••[Intl
trt.en,mnunn niggt- /fmw long was asked at tit same titin, if atbother
••11.e of like Lied Neil&lei fiinid in the
11,11, oh' they trreliel.l the lonely Ili -1.i-1'1
oyiner. This Craig brought Sol
Anon tit .shy wa 11F
Montt t t m numrri'1+ replies, a1 1 *cored of theme
N oh -tomes ;l -.e .non, dark and A.M. .U•' front the count)' t' Ilitrou. -which
On gunny days and xr*y : ei never far Iehi11,1 M 1y good fitter.
IS,. o.edoo- arc l.,t..,..__...a..te.e-.n 1, Ill I. ruin inr rvn•reepontlent has
-•olne a report off • Scott brothels.
.urIheltth eon, n'on of Eat Wawa
m,•I1, nil within the. Iltr('t"I 'le limit
merely, but on adjoining far while
4 fifth lives within Iwo utile. of liese.
In the 141110 township• the name sem-
teem indent
luesleepindent .yepttette-i1aniu d444.41i'.'
case of four brothel., *leo named
411111, within a dintalle'.• of two 411111j
one-half milers. On the Lake road, in
Om ion nshipof Stanley• also in the
*minty 0$ Hoorn, it second r'orrespiih-
detrt reports, ale four brother. named
tt)vwar within two n�yills ill each
,t-lit-r,w'htle a hide (nTltir 1nw II ill,
would have inflicted greater
-&terew _Liman.
upon Can 1 a,-lastthe outcome might
have been a aril( war in which both
countries vena d have suffered serious
Nor cam again so play.
rad we foreel retch merry- ted,,.'
he b id On
hied. and [tee 4
• I • -4iT n, is amarrrnrnrr rust[$
Ana mih m• wish heel In nine
the .oft- .lues p.a.wtng 0111 of night
...44 IMnr•.4n1M-m:a•-+.►y,
11e (1,141 I 41/4011 t he lonely rtntl
That wind. Aroi1.1t lie hill ,
Far from the irirsy wall Id - highway i.�
.indult, gad.' stow IYtlnding mill :
It only *con. n poare9nt path.
Pleasant, and green, 5151 .1111.
V trim "hrlid. in The ('arntdinn .1:gra, tie.
ASHFIELD.
MoNleAv, Nov. 1st.
Its',IT11 i►' .1N 01.11 Hksins:Sr.- On
ridgy, Octolwr 'land, the death of
IMniel I -Nein, aged eighty-six years.
occurred at the family residence, lot
1.1. conee,sieen 1:1. Ashfield. Dece teed
was born in 1relend and ra1110 to
(Intifada in Itrl:+ -He -pitted in heart---
soll."where .hehim(' for, a.nuwber of
years and was united in marriage to
Mary Iirown. They nuved to the
towilshi • of A.hHeld fifty-one years
ago anti with the exception of five
years, which they .pent in Huron,
they had resided there ever since.
The union was blessed with a family
of two tion and two daughters, they
swing Samuel and lames, who reside
at home : Mrs. Hugh Pritchard, of
l.uelinow, and Alta. James Brailey, of
Ashfield. Thew with the eorrowing
wife *twelve. The late Mr. McNair)
swat a man highly esteemed for' his
'ruby good qualities aut waw exceed.
ingly generous and kindly- in dlspnei•'
Feeding Farm Hands.
Every farmer's wife knows what tre-
mendous appetites farm hands usually
have; but while they eat well they
work well, too.
Herc's a good suggestion about fced-
togfarm hands, Give then) plenty
of Quaker Oats. . A . big dish of
Quaker Oats porridge with sugar and
cream or milk Is the greatest break
fast In the world for a man who needs
vigor n'lel strength for a long day's
work. The man that eats Quaker Oats
plentifully and often I. the man Who
does good work without excessive fa-
tigue. There is a sustaining quality
in Quaker Oats not found In other
foods, and for economy It is at the
head of the list A whole family can
breakfast for a week on lOc worth of
Q*aker Osta 1
•road al'? [truer brothers named Kure
and a married ulster. on. the loth
eotice•taimu of Cuban., a third cur•
rerpoudrut ,.syr, there are Three
hew lea s mored Grant within a wile,
while a married daughter lives a wile
and a emitter distant. A fourth cor-
respondent ray* that on the fit and
7th concessions of Logan there are
four brothel -it named Womlr living
side by side. The Nun is further in-
formed that such rases are quite
snutekn s in Hut'an, Bruer-dud Perth.
The fact that there ars a (urge nunm-
twr of in .taro es orf-lino-wat:4ate--40-«a
$stents• is; iii view of the reuwval of Oct
many of the members of Ontario
families to the %%'eet or to the great
eitic 4I, rause for no tit tiesatritriar-and
fur goat it tele as well.
Masonic Gathering.
Eight -lm)' Tru' oflir elsewhere[ of
Huron I 'hapten; Alts: were at Strat•
ford on `'rhanksgiv pt 'Ilse, the urs
easiI)n bring it chapter of isu
sti•rtion
of Jiur,mt di.trict. \.1; n. Luncheon
watt .rived Io the visiting dele'gnuee at.
noun, •111 enjoyable I • bring .pent
OW around he i,ew•ial 1(11,11[ . In its Ile-
w'ntat. ,If the gal heriot; 'Thr sit ..t ford
Herald says : "About $severity -live
represei tati01's *ewe Newest!, dele-
gates hone chapters in iiinea 0 ue,
i•itt•k'now, %%'iugIntul, Listowel, %''sok-1
'elms, $cithadrldon,-Ii11derirh. •Sea-
fot•tb. 11itehell. St. alai ve and Stott -
ft t•.1: One of .tile features of the
•.r e
gathering was the p le n r of EX.
l' p..1. I1. Nixon, of 'Toronto, grand
leeturer of the (ii tall Chapter of
Camila, whit -wtpervi•.e.t-the work 'of
instruction and evoke •••t •Ia•rmitt. to
Re Learned 'front the M. M. M. De.
gree.' This dt•$ree whit exi•utplitkd
1y- Chat ill y Chapter. No. 1:11.'Soot Is -
atop l'III. rhe AI. K. '.\I. degree was
pan on by Milton Via iter) \n. '11,
li.r' a b
u l t !1. mad Ire H �. degree
u l _by
TeettinselrCitatoer, *Nat. 21, Sitio foe
All three de'glee•l were exemplified in
tine siva..--jty • the re-1•w.tire teams
and Drought forth well [merited
praise fr the gt•and lecturer. The
lural lodges , a ere Un.t duet' in their
efforts to 'nter)ain II -I- visiting Slit.
rutin. brethren :and they succeeded
well. :The grand ufflr,•r. are : 11.
K. Comp. items a Sb1..1.•, II: 'Ilan:.
Grand Z.: It. A' Ex. Comp, U. J. lime
iett,,'i'cr(ito. I Ira till S. I ire : • Itt. nix
romp. .1. Ii.. Nikon, Toronto, (i rand
.l.uturcr- • lit. Ex.' L,.on a. Aral. Jobs
Stevenson. of Stratford. it. .grand
superintendent for ninon 'Nitric',
No. ti.' .
. Important to Ladies.
It in not often an opportunity 11er•ul•it
let your Il for til ser t tt• hest Parisian
tenet New VIA sl )lees in hair gnuid.,
yet such i. til Ias1e a. Prof. Doren:
wend ,if Ti ,radii 11 le vi.t,alg thin town,
and invites your Map...lion of there
Kntwlil air his private :Ip:trtwentr re-
served :it the hotel.
I'he•-e h.tir);1I.1,1', .tyle ., when prop-
erly udjll't.•el, protect mei ornament
the 110441, soften and beautify the ex-
prrwion Of the titre, and cmnnreuently
tone up an agi•d appear. e. Ike aide
and ser then* at Hotel Bedford on
Tdesday, Nuvrullje7 RIM
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W. H. ROBINSON,
District Agent. Seafort, Ont.
$962
LONDON, ONTARIO
Business & Shorthand
SUBJECT S
Resident and Mail Courses
Catabsarr Fred
1. W. W.riant,. 1 4' W..errv.it: Ir .
Principal 1'n..1 •raw -1,4'.
e11111.1.10.. -`s
STRIATFOaD. ONT.
ltai' tt)lS-I91,SHr4t4 $t of being
the hest pnactiral training
school in (?Baan t. Thottitc,.lgh
•'mllrtieN ilat'.' pro laced resat,.
Rosiness urn nay our gradualist;
arts"tip 1 - a!nd; they app
H
to us far erri.•.• help. Our
gratin . mincers! its n o n e
other. Thr., departments
COMMERCIAL. SHORTHAND
and TELEGRAPHY.
Entdr lit OM �. Write now for
our trio catalogue. - - ,
H. A. Ml•1..lrllt.AN,
Principal.
One year ago, Mr. George
Wakeman was earning about
•$lest per year as farm laborer.
Now he is earning ,at the. rale
of )1:(112 her year.
Six months' training at our
' ii-inaw. College made the
Jiff«seise.
Wee it a good
invertruent % He thinks at.
Ills
address is New Oegroode,
Sask.
Fuer (:oust.:
PREPARATORY
COMMERCIAL
STENOGRAPHY
TELEGRAPHY
Enter any time. Individual
Inst rut't •
%Voir for particulars.
GODERICH
, BUSINESS COLLEGE
GED. SIN 1TON, PRIN.
W. ACHESON & SON
Dress Goods and Suitings
We L•rllrve that our in esent showing of linea Materials and Nuitiigs
+ larger, richer and more loiopIhrnsiye t11411 any showing ever imported
1111(1 tiode•rir'h.
French and I•aiglilh Suiting.. mf wselinlu weight, in all the atilt, beautiful
tunes and shades and in very pleasing effects. Hanging
ruruptrt 0 in price, p tr yard. 51k.. 75e, $1.111, $1.2.. and $1 ' 50
Saturday and Monday Bargains
Floor Linuleums at 3(k
Algol 551 yen& of reiii tit. (1Y Linulruul in all sizes, f' 1, 'L, :1 or•
yanlr 1tpuare, ill test patterns and enters. Qualuy ranged •nue, ;lite
and 111x, (Tearing sale, let per yard, your choice OC
Flannelettes
Six hmndrr.l yards Coley stria, • Plannelette, ;C to ill inches wide
Itrguhu Ilka yard, for ,...,.............. 8C
Dress Suitings v
Threw hundred and fitly yurtis of Ge-itleh all sure wool Dress Guudti and
suiting., in browns, grays, greens, reds, CO. regular psi a $1.111 h, $1.:01
per yard. Special for Saturday and Monday, selling at one price,
69c
ji Ladles' Fur Coats
Six ooly lashes' Wail astrachan Lamb Coate. well made of heavy skins,
farmers' tin -lined, full collar and good style, glossy AWN. Itegularly
worth %,.1(1, Special bargain selling, your choice
Ladles' Tweed and Broadcloth Costs
A flue collection in long Coats, semi -fitting, newest deg . iu 14144• k
navy and myrtle. Special, $S, $10 and
$12
W. ACHESON di
The Tailoring Business
THOROUGHLY FROM A TO Z.
That's -why our Garments have won distinction.
MARTIN BROS.
'Phone 180 TAILORS and FURNISHERS
MAPLE LEAF GROCERY
Specials for Saturday
LIFE CHIPS, regulate Inc per package, 2 for 13c.
MAGIC BAKING POWDER, regiler Ilk• per package, 2 for ISI•
NA PTHA POWDER, ...lett II' any (1n the market, It pkgs. for 1.-.a•.
WHICH WASHING POWDER, regular :.r per package, 7 for 23i•
BEST STOCK FOOD. regular *1.141 package for Idle.
BEST STOCK FOOD. regular 311.• package fur Sir.
New Fruits
Almeria Grapes, (tater, Figs, l'ranberrie•s, Itaisins, Currants, etc.
Swot Potatoes, Finnan Hatldie•s, New Honey, Sweet Cider.
FRESH SHIPMENT.
Berlin Meats and Sausages. Choice Butter and Fresh Eggs
Kvery iMug in (iro,•rt•ie•, Ft *nil, Pine and Goon!.
\TORONTO, ONT.
I o 1, 0",end .1 lex antler - A higlrcl ,.
r I FI. •I•r r I Iime. 11radade-u n.adlly
Nair 1011 is for bb.il.ouln
ti
They'll try- to tell y un other
kinds etre •• are good as "
BELDING'S
SPOOL SILKS
Iitit don't you' believe it. .
lorded on the hind that dis sn't kink. The kind
that give-. the drelstcmnker minimum trouble
and the e•u•alotner tltatwirrisint wttiafactlon-
"11E1.111,i(i'Sa"
The Belding
Silk - Sewed
Seam
Will Stand
a Hull Dog
Strain.
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Write for list of prilmilienso
I;e1(1iIL , fill$! & Co.
Limited
7-1 iiny- Street, TORONTO
MORRISH & VANATTER
..FOR ALL...
OCCASIONS
A stylish • W inter
Dress re s (;oat, made fifty
inches long, • in either
black or grey Cheviots,
or black or brown
Meltons, can be worn on
all Occasions - a most a
serviceable g a r m e Il t.
For ft real good stylish
Overcoat, buy a 20( h
Century Brand. Twenty
styles to select from.
DRS' SUITS cud 8111CSA13
Just now we have a
very select line of cloth-
ing for the boys. The
double - breAted sack
suit is the popular one,
and the Prussian collars
in the overcoat. Bring
-your boy--to--tarns store -
for the- • best- witness
Given FR
splendid JACK-KNIFE
with each Snit or
Overcoat from $5 up.
Buy Illlwlls$A's Unshelnkablar
Underwear. WI sell it. .
WALTER Ce PRIDEIA4f
?HI MOUS, OF /MAL VALUES