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NOvisteett* 3, 1910 It
A Business Change.
LOCAL
0,s seance Mas?r.. .
The 1, • 'on oi science master at
the<.''aeipste Imititute has been tilled
h,
mbe Appointent (sf 'thois Firth,
-8assumed hie dut ire this week.
Tb , Doe teerher a lo other of J. W.
-;15-.vb0 ly held the 0111.1.141
ikt.1,41, fie had a very 'successful course
st tbe Cniversity ot Toronto. taking
sac tbroughout. Dr. Achewin. who
guise tient poeition temporarily.
tooter:est to liothwell.
osa dohcereourt.
Tbs case again.' the Man --who
fellow -leborer belonging tc
.ot BO Nal elevetio cmastruction
ongess di llll i -sed, as no one appears
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edsliciasni"tgitheinms( the moue of William
Oran sod hailing from Toronto
ase *moot Tuesday night shortly
Afros strait'
herr. He wag intoxi-
st the time and after a 'sojourn
avasely two ihon in the "coolie' he
vs, beougbt ap befOre doe imagist rate
t,Atty and sentenced to ten doys in
isit a a Ciliuge 4,1 vegrancy.
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voard -lifeCsrtney. •
ketiet wedding we* colonized at
tb. poke of Mts. Mia'artney. Bruce
gee111411 tillt<11,14y rem ' g, when
erisagleer, Min Lillian. beratne the
Jmues Howard, of Goderich.
The martinet) w. perforowsl at 6
„ass le Rev. hr. lentgall j the
10,,,bee et the .ol her mein bees o the
Mr. and Mrs.. Howard
idt the 1.:111 1.. T. R. train for a
siert huers-moon trip. They have
kric.e retuned and t sten up their resti-
oas_iartown. •ligrntulationswill
-
.itonded t.. the 'harpy couple by
an vicitrity.
Aura COnvent:on at Clinton.
F twini lie 91444.1 day" serviree
0., sada), No vcallwri1'h, in procti-
,,ifsreryeheo•li
in Huron client y.
t. e-sedtenseit, by repreeentatiVeli nf
Mecieinien eiancr, a convent inn of
iteerrsarewokere will be betel in th
ea. oril. n Sionday. Nove:
e
:t'. at -10, 114. In the evening, at
•, a iti.osti tiog will be held
soot, tort I'n' tow* of the A1-
1 mem, 1 et ho • Wit speak. The err•
• „ Howard 1111s .!:, Toronto. who
• iirstdot rho ;oil, medal in the
orteitatei.ei,ii "4 co petition id
toit 4 Iligine, ave been re-
m", for thi• and or will
sis 41 sot ben.
A IP 44,orIl4ourt Case..
a..." ill .. t tt 111 -seam this
• 1.4 so 11 Howie Age
! • to - o i , one be-
• n4 4, 2, 11! a an act
• \ 11 OS, LOIlit..011.
••,•A 51, vit. OE 'Id borne.
le lin otaliti!. the elite of
• allekgekl his% e
:4... la 11A eilloa tons 411( 11 e intr.
ws.' The defend* it en•
i 4, • i,1118
' f 1. 11)4.44
1440W 14, a bit he
;• N not irls
jar), tit litittight in a
111130;
• . r.. 1.. .1 ta- hp- plaintiff., t ir
eine „owl 141. I lust les (taro w
• • Odeon- 1.V. Peot)tlften, K. C..
l< . ,
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Movey• Sanderson.
Va
A goo; but. p etty swilling WA:
R....rusk:0441 toll SA( utility. Ort ober '.5kh.
h: 12311)04 01 t he home of Si,-. and
S Colborne town-
ehosi their daughter.
A.
be,srike tine loride of Howard
kat.hy. ..1 \Ir. nod Mrs. A.
NiirsSy. 1' et !lime. Ont. The cere.
ago *.i. in•rearded by Rev. Jas. A.
Boonton in . the torsi -nee of the
mediate iw-
4» itiVr, of the bride apd
1' •11k, et.<1 *FT .11 a minim neus
et. o :the littide'd table bra Oit
%<,), esrnatione. The
h<pne young ••,..iple then deflate to the
I'. R. stsi.oe, whete• they toak the
•o:i thi•ii -eater. b at pun
11to 'II., 1,
11 mkt y C11411 with blue
!Pion ha< • motch. The- many
frt,tvls 01 lie la itie and groom join in
, long and happy
'stied 1.I •
suntyCo..ic.! Matters. •
The Lou.* of toting, committee of
tie
p. linty ciiancil nivel. at Clinton
tentierear.
It looka rei y /1111; h as if, the Projert
f"t the owe of eount s• mai ta Mom
Coll$1111.ptissesasillaussie lit t ping
tot st the woo meet i tog ef the count y
At the last meeting the collo
time W ISM Ina, riffled to endeavor to
lin& if po-sthle, ante, suitable site in
Its vicinity of t he county. town. So
le% we SIP itiforrned, -no very deter-
tiletite ha. heen brought to the are of the etiminitte,. and unless
<soothing is dooe within the next
'rot skit th ontunittee will have to
tettnIte:' e ogress."
moist us have fallen into is
;eves torte in c motion with the
'"'"th ef_ilue_lato Reeve fiawden. of
-They- ere tinder the imprew
lion that 51r. Itawden was the warden
Otis...pointy and they state that the
minty will he without a warden for
the renieinder of the year. As • mat -
to of fact Reeve Irwin, of Wingham,
lithe warden. and is diseharging th.
Mr Mitchell's Farewell.
I 'nett oralile weather illiterterie
ith the attendance at a hi loci
lllll steel event in North Avert Metho-
diet church on Titessloy evening. It
was the farewell recital of Herbert
Mitchell and to little% ,ic It Was
a decided treat. Slim Grace Seeger,
rendered violin soble which Were MOO
picturing : J. le. Ti llllll son and A. F.
look 1441ng solus 411 good votive
Donal! gave twii selected rieulinge
from ,"Sf Wimp: :" J. , B. limiter
gaveratti exeellent pipoorioth selection
anti the two organ stays 11.1111el ell lay
M. Mitchell delighted his [Aeries
The lieleCti entitled "The Hong of
HOpe," ibjiti '.'.,II played by hint be-
fore the lite King lealwant. wee one
of bit riking.pat hoe and wne lietoned to
with lireathleto Ahem.' by the audi-
ence. Mr. Mitchell b. leaving town
this week.
,e*III l.v1 a @MRS
JOhM11011 4, announced this week. On
Novetutwr let the business watt taken
over by the ftrw of ‘V. .1. Muir le Co.,
1 and Mr. Mir, who ham 11PCOIlle SaVar-
ably known to many of our towns-
people eitice he came to Goderich butt
year, will give. jt hir personalNutter:
vivion. Mr. Muir has had eight yeaft
/
experience *5 an undeitoker. lur
three years he Wah with the late Alex.
Millard, of Yung' ntreet. Toronto,
who was considered Turouto's leading
undertaker. During these tin ee year's
Mr. Muir secured an excellent trein-
ing in the profeesion. In addition he
was engaged for five yttere in the com-
bined furniture and undertaking bioti-
te-es. We bespeak for the new fins:
the generous patronage ,c
ge of the 'op!
of Gotterich and vicinity. '.%'e undet -
eland that Mr. Johnston Intends to
give his attention to the manufacture
and etsle of his patent itutoniatic elec-
tric light switch.
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Death of Lyle B. Hamilton.
sympathy will be extended to Mts.
loll B. Housiltim 1 fte•inerly-heies Elma
leisheio. et Waterloo., Iowa, in the
.4114141ell which sustaintet by
the death of her husband at Denver,
1. on Oct ("bey Zell. air.
Ihtinilton was secretary and manager -
of the Iowa Mansoleimi Company and
Inorbeen in Denver for ...yet al weekn
looking iifter the affaire .4. hie e
piny. Two week, before* his death
Mrs. 11441111114.It jiiined I l ill, iii the Col -
made, city and the Nlonday .previonts
1.1 hi 4 se Ike was suddenly stricken
41.14.4. 11 while. walkitig the street. An
atelitilance reinoved hint to a hospital
o I •te it won found t11.4k Ile Wm: stiffer-
ilkit 4411k .1 111.111441Thage of the torahs.
The Is t medical attention was pro-
s idol. .it nii avail. and he
'ale...melee to -the attaek - stittikt
The hit.. Mr. iamiltion was t Itirty-fou
years .of noe. III.• prat -list -4 law ft.
ssiveral yearsat il the (*reek,
whets he %4.4t 141 Heil i ti Fe'n oat y
111113. to ,Mi•• Elista 'slier. formerly 44
their.' it Two VeSes after the Mar
•-11g.. . It. all& Nies. Ilan Bon remov11
11)
berattne interested itt the
T4414.41.... Ohio. ‘‘'Iteee 4. 4.14-4,:,e10,140,411194
liscomon. For a time he woe iployte
lie Nat !total Mame 114-1 1114 A. 'many
and opium.. Itele, he went to 'ate).
too having beeirelected'seeretary nit
11141 ll)qC4'l' of the .114.wa Map.0114.41111C)1.4
110:111y .11. (halt eit V. TIP' reklla)ll.
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The Annual Success.
The hot supper given by the ladies
of Victoria et t•ret Methodist chuiels Mfl
the evening of Thanksgiving D.tv wsa
a decided. soict•eise. These ladire. have
won for themselves a wide and popu-
lar reputation in the carrying out of
this annual event and the result
that 11 111 pstronized each yet* by a
large flambee of townspeople and
(others. The program given in the
auditorium of the church. was en ex-
cel!. sit rine.- It cministed of vocal and
Mel rionental music, 1l'16dings end
l'acitations, mainly by locel talent.
The violin Nelertions of Miss 1. R.
Jet-ohNicklin. of Millie/a& vrea.
rendered in es chanter that was much
APPereieted, She was accompanied,
on the piano by her mister, Shot I etta
Cso-Nickliti, of Millbank. 4, dinner
was iterved the fo'lowing dey in the
church basement, for ten cents. Thr
proceede of t he entire &Weir atuounted
to coreddei ably over IOW.
Simple Method of Water Purification.
The Provincial Board 01 Health
owed the following ittatructions..pre-
pored by G. G. Neemith, Ph. 14.. and
K. H. Graham, M. 11 . for is eiteiple
met hnd of water purification:
A level teatos.onftil •of ehlioritle
little should be rubbed into a tem tip of
weter. This .,,hit,,,,.k411.itild he ditu t eti
with three cupfuls of water, and a le II-
SpOrMfUl.41r/ flwhde qoant'ty nhould
be *aided to each t41..-gal'on p oil of
drinking water. This will nitre .4 or
aat_fote_chlorjapoio.a
;parts (+water and- will in ten usi lllll Pe.
dwitroy all tythoi.l. and colon
or other dye( ery au tee wing 4414/411-.
balk§ in the %%met. Moitteieete" all
%reeve of the chewier w ill re pidly•dio
appear. Thin method of •piti•incasiiin
has been trotted with Toronto Bay
stater in oculated with milli.. 1...! bac-
ter a. K very germ ha. been deal iyed
and et ha. h•en unneeeseary 1., boil.
the weirs.
Thir .
-
u
able for
and tho
where
might wt-thod 4111.1I4 he eery
eiria.:t 0. )t....pectoris campers.
w llllll ter testa*
the comfit 1..n of the waters
e. be •I1%,V.. suspicion.
• IlItIlIlIll
a thrising businees. The hot
duties of the office.
Thanksgiving and Hallowe'en.
The advent of Thanksgiving Dee'
node a goodly number of Goderich
ht<in"Pit'asant hy the arrival of tvda-
tile, hota itOt•ide points'. Toronto
"le well.represented here. while a
teenier Otitis towel spent the holidays
le the Queen City. In smite of the
t slate I
meetweable conditirrn of th roads,
liv
„11,11"tven ite the ladies of Victoria'
1- ''''t ethodint church attracted nk
!ow erns d in the evening and it be-
ing Hollowe'en the usual number of
Meet, were played by the "Younger
'Pt< Little damage has been 1w-
Poded, hot n h ick that is almost
Nino I
Thanksgiving Window Decorations.
The st t toseti Aiii4 seasonable Oren. -
'lions in the elbow windows of el -
gens Brio. wad Minter Smith We,-,.
objes te of la eitnituent by p ewers.
by during the oa-t Week. ' Iii the win- 1
ow At the I ft of the entrance to
odg••ite Bolo' store a dwitil is- dry•
g wan given. intermingled with
ens .1 the heron st jost galiered.
white p:11., -ti in the eete re, of the
nor suppoi tett a frame coveted
foliage of pleasing colons Which
was entwined afielut the lilore.
ure sheaves of grain and "'took.
er. re. art Armed tastefully and
urge:oleo, of 11).' 11.4entifial hot -
T
swi
wit
also -
Mins
lit cur
wet e
vest gaered by the asp 4411,111 ito at
the eli of the erasion. The other
windnw as needlej l? dev"ell'ed and
ontain a display of furs and othee
winter we 61 shies. '.t Winne?.
Sant Ws t store 011 Emit ark pet, s pir-
tille ill the ...tern window portray.
ing pet oat hal figure aivina thank.
ketones poi tok'osg of his 1, rgs I meal le
very sitikin Juet below thin ie a
Jerome repress ting a scene 111 a corn-
netO whenthe horvest moan shines
brighteet Otho • emitter, but not less
pressi ve drawl
went to halence t
In tbe other wind'
and revert mad.
g I fat the diff
11111.11 041 display. Bo windows were
tastefittly decorated 'th beautifully -
tinted foliage and es and Lewin
of grain. •
ge mut 'paintings all
e window diep!ay.
w huge pumpkin.
a striking fore- ;
ant views of ant -
covered with lily of the valley and
wearing a pearl brooch, the vitt of the
groom. The matron of honor. Mee- 3.,
D. Pollard Lewin. of St. John. wore un '
Epglish costume of matseembrolderrd
satin and large panne velvet but with
willow plumes, and carried is bouquet
of chrysanthernutue. The bridestnaide.
Mho Edith K. Ethieconitie, of Fred-
erIcton. and Miss Kate Baird, of Tor-
onto, were gowned alike ice Parisian
timber of pale blue mignon de soils,
over blue • rutin and trimmed with
paisley silk, blue embroidered. Thee
wore blue chiffon puke bonnets. fit-
teenth cent u ry style, with long
utreatners, and carried' chryeauthe•
mums. A. Herbert Baird, brother of the
bride. was. groomsman. The ushers
were Fred -Baird, (,huy Porter, Fred
Saddler and Harry Hopkins. ,During
the signing of the register Mrs. t;. ff.
Mitchell. of Cobalt, sang "The
Crown." by Tescheinacher. After the
ceremony the wedding party were
driven to Spruce Grove, the home of
the bride' d parents, where a choice
luncheon was nerved. The health of
the bride was proposed most felici-
tously by Senator Wopd and respon-
ded to appropriately by the gloom.
The decorations were _unusually at-
tractive. In the dining -room white
ribbons were hung from the electro-
lier is the centre to the corner e pf the
table, entwined with smilax, while a
large basket of white loses and MY of
the valley ticcupiel the centre of -the
table. The library was a- perfect
bower of 'tektite roses and chrysanthe-
MUMP and the drawing -room Walt
banked with red and white owes; and
carnations. Mrs: Baird, mother of the
bride, wore hand -painted chiffon over
heliotrope ntin and close-fittiug black
velvet hat with black and white wil-
low plumes. Miss Madge Macdonald
tool Mrs. W. As -Duncan, sisters of the
grienn, were becomingly gowned, the
former in lavender ,silk and Janne
velvet and the latter in marve leaux
r silk and lathe Irish lace, with 1 pictuie
,
r hate to match. During the reception
is prog,rain of music was rendered by
the Knowlesorchestra of Fort Ftsirtield.
1 Mr, and Mon. Macdonald took the 3
. p. m. train en route to Upper Cana -
1. ditsn citiets and thence to the Piscine
1 (.tat. where they will reside in Cran-
, brook. The bride's going -away :dress
1 was navy blue broadcloth with Part. -
1a14 model hat of blue with gold hinge.
. The -bridesmaids were aresented with
4 silver cardcanee bearing their mono-
- grain'.. The go oonennan received a
• pair of atilvel -mounted military lisit •
t brushes,, anti the ushers gold vollar-
owners with monogram. The %%rif-
t'
g gitts to. the bride, including a
- ilia item her father and Caldon din -
from her tnother, were minter -
Int end Will - eletteetl."--Ttle
nted the greion siloa dia.
in. Aniong t out -of -
ere Mr/I: W. Duncan
44e41.41.d'<4 lealle
».t ea.., fig- 11814. Thent.. Mrs. MIMI
(4411. ne)ther, Men. !Livia. Fisher, i. t
W4144:14)4,,, and Mrs I. -gear. 'al.f lAns
sweet to WatiOlito her the f 'val.
Price -Wootton. \
A very pretty .we,1 1iig IP(iit• solign
nited • in North <:treet Meth...dig
church at II:30 It 1-1Iwk Ouli PIO:Way o
thin week Ibevi. whet
Miss Marthe. eltieet 'laughter of Mr
mitt Mis TI lllll Wootton, Huron
read. beietmo the bade of Win. F. 1-1
0111', of Mr. mid .olo, soli,.
Price, • of 4 rlielph. The bride stun
given ats-ay loy her father and looked
chat. ' g in a white tameleine milk
Oleos. Slai; wore 44 wia.atli of orange
blimonto Anil 41 bridal veil and carried
441 1.4 4'4'1 id bridal times. Mi.. Win
-,ii.' l'rice, sister. of the groom, was
loridekilllaill WaS becomingly 'at
tenet in a grey cost • with a white
sill waist. She carri<sl lam. net .of
[Mil, carnations. William ‘V000ttion.
1,1,1411er of the bride, assisted the
K1144.111. Lily Priv,. and Gracie 'Woot-
ton. oiresoll in white milk. Wert, Maid.
luitew and 'ettell hail lemieuets tif
white marguerites. After the cere-
mony wan iserformal by Hey, Or.
I heigall. the. wedding party and
01111.y -six invited guests priweetled .14)
t he hi l where a notiv Holm
wedding W4e4 SerVed. 'Oasts
were inalrosed by .,1/r. Insitgall,
whielt replies Were 11141411' by Mr.
‘Vieettint taw bride's fathete. Mr.
Orb, 1* Ii,' eina's fat hert and the
grittier". l'he happy couple left on the
2:111 G. T. if. tram for a honeymoon
trip r. Brauttinel, 11 ftIT which they
will take up their residence'at Guelph,
whet). the girl has It IN Wit inn in the
Raymond fi Ivy. 'Ile bride was
the retipient of Mally beautiful. mos-
10VelV fruit dish ate' berry
notion 41:1.4 it,gift from the staff of the
tiederieli knitting factory, .1 whirl*
the bride WASan esteemed member.
I lit. tomtit iyees of the Bay d
Giundro at 4otelph presented a fine
•arving set. A her Of present..
ilso Were receiveil 1 • relatives 10
Enka:mil. The Nome's' gift to the
lottle 41ars a gold h1 -se, -let witit lit,i•
mtmogenits cooties:ed. thereun. The
bridesmaid received a :elide muff and
the groomsman was ptottent ell with
K44141 41I4tC11-fP1). Tho maids of
honor each received a pair of kid
gloves. Guests from out id town in
attrielance at the wielding were, the
gromit'e parents and his two sinters
from Oitelph Alfrosl Brown and Will
Barrisalso of the Royal City; Mr.
;Intl Mao. AVatts and family, of Brant -
fool ; Walter Beswick, of Ilartonsitle:
Mit. and Mrs. Price cointinence mar-
ried life with the best wishes of many
friends..
Malcolm A. Macdonald Wedded,
1 Qum; it.
bride p
stone' sti
- town guest!
'and -MOO Sled Macdouald, Toronto;
1 'Senator and Mi Wood. Sackville :
Mr. and Mos G. W. - Ganong. St.
Stephen: Dr. Cabo.. . John: Hon. L.
P. Fen is, Mite. Vao % ' rt, Frederic-
. ton; Sirs. Hort on. Cala and Me..
Mitehell, Cobidt. Ont., w le over a
hundred froth aurenundin towns
were suenent,
Harbor Notes.
The steamer Turret CI, wn orris al
last Friday with a cargo of wheat.
She milooded 40,000 Imithels t the Big
Mill nnd the Elevator Con )any re-
ceived 70,000 bushels.
The Government boat. La blase. a''
lighthouse tender, was in pert 11 Sun-
(inv.
the stonmers Dundee of the 1 land
Lines and the A. K MeKinietry the
Mutual Steamship Lines were o
feet Sunday and loaded about 00
tons of package freight. Inc shipme t
up the lakes. Of this, a lllll tint. eixt,
tons w hay. twenty-seven tone
ete,abltret
were reset 'en and the balance 1,1118
11111Chinei
ry. new freight sheds
were taxed to their utmost capacity
and a coneiderable muentity of freight
was, left in the care nn the ck until
the arrival (tf the veesels:
The steamer Scottish ID.ro nr
Wednesday night, with' 41 cargo o
127,000 bushels of whent and barley
for the Elevator Company.
The we weather the testa week has
interfered very much with the rush-
ing ot the work on the two new eleva-
tors. The tem it ng 4
elerator annex and the machinery is
being inetalled At. the Big Mill eleva-
tor it will take at tenet two weeks (4 f
wood weather to complete the work- 1 o
>11i.. The ronstructinn of the ;
iipolts, which will • ediately follow 1
he completion of the workhouse., is g
coneidered the Ilio -d. intricatepiece of I
work
nn the whole elevotor, The ma-
chinery has nyder(' and will be in- a
ntalled an soon all the roof is placed on Is
the building. The euperstructure of
the engine house in completed and the Is
roof is on. / 1
cord haul el nab wan made one (ley g
Whet wise considered w
*linnet a re-
last week by the tug Two Macs. The , t
etch erns nearly t am tone in weight. r
418.1 lite Ash were eat ra I,., • ' . 1 -
Mal.nalm A. Macdonald, a Huron
boy who is well. kniswn in tioderich,
was one of the principals in ft nuptial
vent which took place in New Bruns-
on Wednesday of last week.
om 'the St. John Telegraph we have
th following particulage: In Trinity
ch h. Andover. New lersinswick, at
hig noon on Wednesday, October
28th.'* matrimonial a 1.1 lance was
ntered upon of general Interest to the
plc Of that Pruvince. Thetcon trac(-
ng parties wore Barrister Malcolm
Archibald Mendonald, of Ciantnook.
B. 0., *MOO Mr. and Mrs. John Mac
Loehalsh, te0nrto,f andMi..and
Mrs. Baird, Andover. The cete
mony. which as full choral, was per-
ortued by Rey\ J. 1). Hopkins., rector
f Trinity churIth. The eltotwel was
heautifitlly deoot4ted with flowers and
banks of fern. The bride, who sras
leen away hy her father, wenn a.
nost becoming costume of hichetia
satin en train with real Duchesa lace
nd draped with grarehd lines on the
kIrt, also the customary bridal veil
sad orange blossoms, and carried a
bower boil 'set of bride's Nemo and
ily of the ea ley. Her ortly ornament
ma a Want -Mal diamond pendant. the
tit of the groom. The elegant court
rain of the bride's wedding dream wags
*retie! "o Mo -1 I 11 dol daintily
I I.. • . .• /1111 1'.. a
c
tu.i t
om, of n, was perisetreted at the
ent !oral herrister.
large p atter of taffy had been
it the unheralded arrival 44 ri. band
etel in the kitchen window t4) Neil,
noffba: re,;itt.lettedgrwinjh.e (14.1144a.plap911atAttnee::
MI". the taffy, we., foond the fol-
lies
1""ii4 mooting at the door of a (Ott-
o has had long experience in
inimleitel nffa Ire, and it cline tint, ;t e
too rettine4 tisite 0,, ""'
n:"
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, LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
It is not moment too soot' to tidal,. of get
ting ready Those Who intend
V'Inlinlere4lirift171141Artlrtorired.ewnhere"hr7inary °sett I
Ideas, together with the material to put them
Into erect. may he obtained.
That two and two make four 1. an uesertinn
nu% cannot be successfully 4.ontroverted.
Eguntly unasskIlable is the statement that F.
1.rldham • taltoring establishment ts the
Me -et of those who like 20 4144.41 comfortable,
well tellored clothes.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart enter-
tained a few of th4ir friends Ids* Fri-
- day evening on the occasion of their
, their silver wedding anniversary.
jThe Y. M. C. A. purpose holding
social evening on Monday next. All
members are invitett to attend and an
1 invitation is extended to all proepec-
i tive members to be present.
The Clinton Collegiate Institute
team played at Listowel Thaiiks-
giving Day in a contest for the Hough
cup. Which is held by Listowel high
schoot. Listowel won the 'game by A
*core of 3 to 0. The Listowel team
also defended the cup successfully
egainat %%Ingham recently.
At the meeting of the water and
light commission on Monday night a
petition was presented asking that I(
gre hydrant 1* placed at the corner of
the Bayfield and Britannia made.'
The matter is to be attended to by the
engineer and the hydrant will be in-
stalled this fall or next spring.
Joseph Brown, the Bayfleld fisher-
man, appeared bef wo His Honor
Judge Doyle this morning and was
convicted on a charge of doing wilful
damage to property at Kipper]: A
fine of $20 was imposed. or in default
of payment he will serve six weeks in
It is not expected that when the
winter timetable on the C. 1'. R.
Comes into effect the change will affect
the Godettich service in any way. In
former years it had been the custon
to have the evening tinin from Tor-
onto arrive two hours later during the
winter months than it does at present,
but no such change will be made this
year.
Although It was announced two
weeks ago that The Calgary Daily
News (edited hy D. McGillicuddy) was
in liquidation, the pap.- is still tieing
poblielted. McGillicuddy is the
president and maneging editor. 0. E.
McOillicuddy the seeretisry. and .1. A
Metntnah the tree/ewer. as annonneed
at the head of the editoi hi page of
the paper. We trust that this indi-
cates that the recent report was ex
41speritted and !Jest the publishers of
The News will pull through their di ffl
enIties in good order.
ANNOUNCEMENT$.
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The Rebekah Lodwe will hold a
social evening on Thursday, Novem-
ber 10th, in Oddfellows' 141111, Play
ing col omen...es at 4130 Pharr), Admis-
sion 2. cants.
Thur -,1 ,y, November the 10th, a
noseical entertainment, with a talk by
Mem George Acheson on he,- trip
abroad this laat sumnier. will be given
by the Woman's Missionary Society
In North street Methodist church.
_4(intiesion 16 rents.
Special la tention in directed to the
annotinceutent of Walter 14. Harrison,
jeweller, to be found on page 10 of
this iartse. Are you a good gueseer ?
Hersoea tisanes+ to win a handle -Ana
,, • s eakt,s.
To Keep
Good Time
a watch lutist have a
good movement. The
case is a 'nattier of
choice. W tan
supply you with a
thoroughly rel* s ,
movement in a u
stele -400d of case
you may have a pref.
mance tor.
Call and See our
special
11•50 WA TCH
J. S. Davey
Pras.tical Watchmaker,
Jeweller and llptician.
South sidoof 1 iuderich.
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Silk Xrt fieedlework
FREE LESSONS GIVEN IN Tills %VON K :VERY
Thursday afternoon and evening
at Wilmer Smith's Ar: Store, East Street
Much interest has been taken in this
v<rk by the ladies of the town, end the
con! inuatwe 'of the free lessons *111
enable begi llll ers to torsilre proticiency
in the variet's brant -11,-s.
Belding4s1Vash "Irt Silks
for .7rtistic jireedlework.
Wilmer Smith, godericit
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Seven Safe Days Left 1
The balance of the Blake-Shouldice purchase will be on sale
for seven days more. The sale ends a week from Saturday night
-November uth. Judging from the crowd d we have had every
day from the start of this sale, we must be doing more than
\advertising in order to keep the interest up at white heat so long.
Yes, we are doing more. It's values -and extraordinary values
that we are giving that is the real reason for the interest shown.
The*owds are getting heavier every day as the sale goes on,
and for this reason We would advise shopping in the forenoons, as
we can' then give you much better service. It is with pride
that we look upon the crowds that keep coming every day, and it
proves that we have never broken' our faith with the people yet,
Otherwise they would not be giving us such a hearty- patronage
as they have 4uring this sale. We -have no -time this Week ,to
quote a furthe list of the bargains, but we would ask you to
look over our fu -page list sent out last week. Some of the goods
that were advert ed of this special wholesale purchase have been
late in coming fo ard, but they are all opened up now .and ready
for sale.
A FEW EXTRA GOOD BARGAINS
f FIAT HAV
JUST ARRIVED
200 pairs men's genuine box calf
Boots, Blucher cut, regular $2.5o .
and $3.po values. For this „„
special sale bargains . 1.941
Another case men's fleece -lined
Underwear opened -up. Same
price for this sale ... 39c
200 yards' Dress Goods, mostly
broadcloths and fine worsteds,
egular $1.25 goods. Sale
ce, per yard . llll llll . 69C
to gross otton Spools, the second
consign ent since the sale started
-just op ed* up. 3 spools
for ....-
Men's odd Trousers as advertised
are now opened up. All sizes. •
regular $1.25. Sale, per
85cpair. '
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500 4 -string Brooms, regular 40C
and 50c values, just come in: -
While th
to
10c
25 trimmed Hats om the Millinery
Department, re lar value
$.00. To clear, le price $2.69
15 ladies 't.S left to lear.
alf SS 95
We cannot begin to di.) justice on paper in describing the big values.
Conte to the store and get your Aare while this opportunity lasts.
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