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ST. AUGUSTINE.
TUESDAY. tat. lead.
pom.• McMillaw of Saaloeth.
on friends in this Tkisfty this
, and errs. Jobs Boyle visited
.dge friends en Sseday.
R'illisu► a.saSIi.er V Hefting
s friends tbN Meek.
Megth Flynn, of Toronto, is visit -
at big home here.
11r. Davide to of Wrexham, is drill.
4 a well tot Robert McAllister
CARLOW.
MONDAY, Oct. 2114.
MaIMMOWASY Bray tt o. -Ths aunual
thstake/srisit _e�er.lo. of the W. Y. M.
S. d HIB church was held at
tib iagtdar hour of service on Sunday.
Ootobsr Ultb. Rev. Jas. Hamilton. of
Useless a n d Polon churches,
preached, taking for his text, "Freely
ye have received, freely. give." The
eon cation tespooded by a generous
thank°
BELFAST.
MONDAY, Oct. 2111t.
PORTER'S HILL
TcIc. At, Oct. Ind.
Mrs. Richards, of London, is visit- 1
bag at Mrs. Buske's.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy French and sou '
spent Sunday in Ssaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. George ()liddoo and I
daughter, of Dunlop. 'peat Sunday in
the neighborhood.
Mies Sara Cox. of Stratford, re-
turned home on Thursday, having
spent a week here with her sister,
Yrs. C. Newton.
LOTHIAN
f••
ktUlag that crook RosentML"
Ties'e are the words attributed to
Polios U•uteaant Charles Becker by
James D. Hansa, hie fellow -prisoner
la Una Toaha at Wednesday's session
of Seeker's trial at New York on the
charge of instigating the murder el
Herman Rosenthal, the gambler. who
"take" raid witch, the p
rosecuton
Mra Herman Rosenthal, widow of
the gambler, the tint witness of the
day. testified that Lieut. Becker, her
husband's alleged parser In bda gam-
8aru�O DtxOltg?*Atyplt. > . Wngaeuse. had said W her on the
ess HacPhee. besot graduate of ah improved health.
TI z9Dwv, Oct. .2nd.
hold ideas at Melbaadd Inati- Mrs. Ellen Ritchie left on Friday to occasion of a raid be bed made on
Guelph, and eiOMt ra- visitfriendsat Detroit. the establtahment: "It's either Her -
We
6etrr/ Miss Leon Henderson i' in Luck- man or me •' This b the so-called
are glad that William Crosby is
very mu in t .
Horace H, Mullin and his wife, of
Milwaukee, have returned home.
*Ming todemonstratethedies of SC Asgmetine p y
*Ming the
ladles
on Neireastew
lilt, showing how easy it is to make
g nicest and lightest brand in tone
tears. also ebowiDJ ea'1 methods oC
wiry making. Miss MacPbee
here highly r.easemeedad fears
Es
of Cant . It -'
the cotww6the
ltT
tretor o
lady in
take advan Lege of this
aed bear some of the lab'[ and most
,proved methods of o.eksry. under
gp open at 2:311 p. M. sharp
suripieee of the Wor'm's Institute.
and non-megtbers beartUy
welcome. Admission IOeenta.
ST. HELENS.
ILL KINDS OF LIVE FOWL
wanted every w
�gtpg. [Owl mltat w- _-•
Arra preyed).
Mare R K di 11
TUtesDAT, Oct. lied.
Quite a number attended the tea -
meeting held at Calvin shared.
Helen Kelly, of Saatorth, vis-
ited het aunt, Miss T. Murray. over
Sunda y.
A. leper in at pressen very
so, Iy. We hops to bear' soon of his
resole y.
Rev. W. Mackintosh preached in
the PresbyteriatV,chnreh at Lucknow
as fiat utility.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fix, of White -
rhumb. isited Mrs. Fox's father, E.
Phillip:. on Monday. Mr. Philips is
at present very ill.
David and Frank Todd attended the
big sale of stock at Col. Vatcoe's on
Thursday .last: They both purchased
sone good animals.
Rev. R. Crew, of Fergus. conducted
the auniwersary services at Celvi's
cherish on Sunday sod on Monday vis-
ited St. Helens friends.
The October meeting of the
Wameo's Institute will he held et the
beme of Mrs. Welter Webb on Thurs-
day, the 31st inat , at 280 o'clock.
lbeauhjeet will be ••Work and Recre-
ation " All the ladies are invited to
be present.
mulles.
Mt. and Mrs. Robt. Agarspent a
few days with Lcndon friends re-
cently.
Miss. Herb Alton, who had been vis-
iting her sister at Kippen, has re-
turned home.
Mr. Kirkpatrick, of Vancouver, ris-
ked with his sister. Mn. John J.
Hackett, last week.
Miss Sadie Campbell, of Corwhin,
sptbt a fortnight with her cousins,
Mr. and Mr.. Neil Calhpbell.
Miss Ella and Tho.. Townley, ac-
companied by Miss Pentland. at-
tendad the anniversary service§ at
Nile church on Sunday.
A BwLPAar FAMILY Bt itzsrtO.-
Mrs. Mullin received the sad news on
Monday of the deatb of her beloved
eon, John Hylve.ter Mullin. after an
illness of pneumooils of a few days'
duration. Mr. Mullin passed his boy-
hood days in this section. He at-
tended the Collegiate Institute and
Model School et Goderich and
afterwards taught school at Cooke-
ville. near Toronto, before gohog to
North Bettleford a few years ago.
We feel that the sympathy of the
community is extended to Mrs. Mullin
and family.
REID'S CORNERS.
MONDAY, Oct. 21st.
11"e ate aorta- that our acco:.:modat-
ing grocer. Clayton Bell, has ceased
running hi- delivery Wagon.
it was a case of .••it's enough to
make ;t preacher ,wear' when a herd
of caws broke into the minister's lawn.
The prayer -meeting held at Robert
Irwin'was well attended. Stephen
Lionel, the youngest, boy, was bap-
tized.
The farwere of tide vicinity are
pleased with the yield attar threshing.
Russel Reid reports tbe beet yield he
ever had.
The choir had an enjoyable time
with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Restyle and
Master Elmer on Thursday- evening.
Who's woe's
We are pleased to hear that Mrs.
Frier. who has heen tot the past year
in Dakota witb her daughter. is to re-
turn. Her host of friends will be glad
to meet her ekain. ,
Cue aye Narza. -The annivereary
nervier of Pins River Methodist
church was held on Sunday. when
Rev. Mr. Robinson, of Bervie,
Dteanrhed ezeellent sermons. The
elmrrh was more than filled in tbii
evening. The preacher of the day
gives promise of future recognition.
The Bethel choir furnished appropri-
ate music. well rendered. At the
eommunlnn services of the Presbyter-
ian chug b. held on the 19th, eixtesn
were added to the church, eleven by
profession and five by certificate.......
The second in the series of prates ser-
-vices will he held on guildty' evening.
the 27th. when the life of the byme-
writer Charlotte !Mott will be ooneid-
rred and her hymn. wog The
iundsv school has decided to bold its
entertainment on Christmas Eve.
BLY nH.
rUEener. t)ct. 'lad.
DEATH Itr AN OLD RESIDENT. -Jas.
Stewart, who had been a resident of
Blyth for a great many years. living
with his daughter, Mrs. C. Fraser,
passed away on Saturday morning at
the advanced age of eighty nine years.
The funeral took place on Monday
afternoon to the Union cemetery.
AGooD ENTERTAINMENT. -The Royal
English Bell Ringer, were greeted
with a packed house here on "1 edam',
day evening haat, and they certainly
entertained every pet run who beard
them. They not only play the bells
but they also have some good
sole singers. it is not often that so
excellent a company comes herr, as the
hall is so small it will not hold many.
The entertainment was under the
aospices of the Metbodi.ts, who de
serve praise for baring trought such
a good company here.
AXNG.tL MEETING. -The W. F. M.
Society held iia annual meeting in the
school room of the Presbyterian
chtuch last Friday afternoon for the
election of officers and other' business.
Mrs. N. Curring gait* a Bible read-
ing and Mrs. (Rev.) Turner gave a
splendid address on the work:ot the So-
ciety. Mrs. A. Taylor and Mrs. John
McMillan furnished the music. The
election of officers then took place.
with tbe following r•esulte : Presi-
dent, Mrs. A. McKellar : 1st vice-pres-
ident, Mrs. Curtis : 2nd vice-president.
Mrs. Turner; secretary, Muss Hnod
awistant .eeretary, Mrs. (Dr.) Milne :
treasurer, Mrs..J. Soothers. The col-
lections for the past term amounted
to 186.00.
()Hueco NOTES -The anniversary
of the Methodist church took place on
Sundry, when Rev. W. Holmes. a
former pastor hen. occupied the pul-
pit, preaching two good sermons.
The church looked beautiful with the
decorations of flowers end flage also a
picture of the King. The choir was
ably waisted- by a mixed quartette
from Wingham, who sang vet v well,
one of the ladies being a good soloist.
At the evening service the church was
packed. s• great many Preabytetians
being present on account of the dos-
ing of their chnrcb for the evening.
Rev. Mr. Turner. the Presbyterian
pastor, ass;sted at this service
There will be a union .ereice in the
Methodist church on Thanksgiving
morning at 1(hfiO, when it is expected
there will be a large turnout.
THE DOCTOR'S QUESTION.
Mach Sickness Due to Bowel Disorders.
A doctor's first question when oon-
sulted 6y- a perigee le, "Are
roar
bowels tegular?" R. knows that
ninety-eight per cent. of Mans is at,
tended with inactive bowels as* tor -
Did liter, and that tkie
ismet
hetes Istam-etlitrotly and .tad t bbe-
fore health ran he t'setes it.
Rexall orderlies airs av'.
asset and safe small t�a-
We are sotion and bs rtale ofwel dise L
'dial value that vs ppssbk . teeter
the purchaser'sbe seem aim
when they failto txmiaea 0061 ra daft►
Reiail Orderlies ere seam Rho
may'st and haw a
Imes' one tt
wisiA
itsy- do net purge
aWMa. Mem
r}r hnoi eft other
Weal ape sre female er o�
;Etiose,
T11!ie Itexall Mere.
tod 10e. Sold 0� at stare—
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That s the mem,
rte -Billy dear, I sti
osis h your taeygse
awn idler MI I ail a t youhim
thekszteat.
ttdb,.d
ap the
telt
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rot l
w5as r• ode dr try
now. where she is learning telegraphy. "fake" raid which, the prosecution
Alex. Barnby, teacher of S. 13. No. claims. was forced on Becker by his .lave traffic, wblcb in the past. list"
3, Colborne. spent the week end at his °Moors. been more or lewpf a myth 1a Canada.'
home b • State rested Its can. on Than
OMFORST
e --SOAP .tr.
THE LARGEST SALE iN CANADA
in ALL
RIGHT
POSITIVE LY
!11
It's as pleasing
as its name
COMFORT SOAP
ALLEGED WHITE SLAVERS
Existence of Truffle In Weems' hal►
close et Quebec
The existence .1 the so -paled wh/M
ere. !s now being closely probed b lbs
Rev. Farber John Hogan, of Sr, day rind on Friday Jacob Reich. known
Thomas. is visiting his parents, Mr. se "Jack Sulllrap, King of the News- , Dominion. Provincial and Mantas/0
and Mrs. Win. Hogan. boys," indicted with the tour gunmen police, and their investigation bee w
for the murder of Rosenthal, tried to veaied a traffic in women for 111.5.1
of an alleged conaplraoy b samhb.as
to kill Rosenthal and frame rap"
Becker for the murder.
'Bridgls" Webber and Sam
Schnapps told Sullivan, according to
ttestimony, that they "would frame
colter, 'Waldo or the Mayor," 1f
necessary, to save their own tires.They told ham, he swore, that the elec-
tric chair was staring them to the
face and that their only chance to es -
it lay in envier:ng Becker.
nrd
oth r wttaese. los Plitt. bro-
ther of Becker's .-called press agent,
swore on S;aturC:. that Rose had gone -
down on ii. kne, ; In the Tombs and
said: "On the grave and on the mem-
ory of my dead mother, 1 say that
Becker had nothing to do with this
affair."
COLBORN g,
W ELNFADA Y. Oct..3rd.
It is young people's service at Ben -
miller church Sunday evening. Rev.
A. W. Brown is in charge. Zion
(Colborne) church, choir is to lead the
'dieting. The centre seats are being
reserved for the young men and
women of the cir uit. The subject to
he treated will be interesting and in-
structive to _youthful winds end
hearts. •
TR.tNbti(avtNn DAT EN•rERTAIN-
MaNT.-The fowl supper acid enter-
tainment at Zion Methodist church
pr.enines to he a big thing on Mooday,
the 28th tThankegiring Day,. For
the program Madam Daisy Gifting, a
charming soprano singer, has been en-
gaged. Mr. Gissing. baritone soloist
of Centennial Methodist church, Tor-
onto, is coming, too. Miss Anay Pearl
Hiles, of Kincardine, is the elocution-
ist ; she is an honor graduate in elocu-
tion of Alma College. Other features
will make a floe program. The chat ge _
is 35c for adults. 25c for children. No
one should 'miss the treat who can
possibly come.
untold on the witness stand his reyslon
Both Quick and Permanent Strength.
If you are run down or tired out. if
you take cold !wily. have no appetite.
are losing flesh or have other evidence
of lowered vitality, try our MacLeod's
Scstem Renovator tinder our guars. -
tee to refund the price paid if the
remedy fails to give entire satisfaction.
t aids digestion, tones up the nervcus
_stem and gives hotb quick and per-
m
anent results. One dollar a bottle
wnufactured by Macleod Medicine
'o., Goderich, Ont. For sale by E. H.
Wigle.
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The Trick' of the Evening.
'i attended a ennjuring entertwio- ROBERT BARE DEAD day Nem Mercy Hospital, Chicago, to
ment last night. Never enjoyed my- hie home at Oyster Bay, 1.. I. He was
self so much in my life." Canadian Novelist Died Suddenly In eery weak.
"Ob. how was that? i thought you England Atter Notable Career
t care "r cooiuring?
PRISON AND LASH
Heavy Sentences on Hamilton Boys
Who Misused a Girl
The eight youths who pleaded guilty
at Hatnllton to Indecent assault on
Leah Holmes on the mountain were
sentenced on Friday by Mr. Justice
Kelly to fifteen months in Central
Prison and fifteen lashes, nine of
which will be administered during the
first month and six during the tenth
months, They are: Raymond Cart.
aged 16; Clarence Moore, 18; Frank
O'Brien. 16; Alex. Tonquay. 16; John
Todd. 15; William Fltzatmmons, 16;
Edward Ballantine, 15; James White,
18 There was a pitiable scene when
sentence waa pronounced, when the
parents and friends and the prteonere
broke into tears.
purposes.
- Sergeant Giroux of the Donbass
Police -stated on Wednesday night that
the recent clean-up of the dubious
quarter of Quebec resulted la the w-
rest of three men, wbo 1t Is alleged
have been acting as agents for an old
country Frenchman who travels un-
der many aliases. Three women al-
leged to have been brought from
France—"Frou Troia" Schelseer and
Byaoae sad Andre - ha*e itgto ondlsM
to be deported.
THINKS SCHRANK SANE
Made Good Choice. of State Where
There le no Capital Punishment
state Attorney W. C. Zabel of ein-
e aukee County, definitely announced
last Wednesday morning that John
Schrank, the man who shot Col. Roose-
velt would not be brought to trial un-
til after the election, November 4. He
said the trial would be opened some
time between November 11 and 16.
Discussing the cane as viewed by
hint, the county prosecutor said that
as far as surface indications went.
Schrank was sane.
"If Schrank b lanais," said Mr.
'It seems that there Is method
ffi bis madness when he selects for
the scene of his crime a State where
there 1s no capital ptanlahment Mete
messagesI am informed in messages from New
York there has been no insanity in
Schrank• family as far as can be
hayed in addition.dition, the man pre-
sents none of the surface Indications
of inasutty."
; Col. Roosevelt was removed Men.
didn't "
"As a ride i don't. i1 was like this, Robert Barr. the novelist died sud-
you see. For one of his trieka i lent
the conjurer a had sovereign and he denly on Tuesday at Woldlsgham,
returned me a Rpod one." ! Burry. England. He was born in
Glasgow 62 years ago and casae to
Canada at the age of five with his
parents, who settled In Wellacetown,
Ontario, For several years he taught
school at Windsor. Ont., marrying
Maw Eva Bennett of Raleigh. He af-
terwards joined the staff of oke Detroit
Free Press and established the weekly
edition of the Free Press to London,
where hie writings under the pseu-
donym of "Luke Sharp" attracted
much attention. Besides writing many
books. Mr. Barr was joint editor with
Jerome K. Jerome of the Idler Maga,
sine which soon attained an enormous
circulation.
Said Men
Should call and inspect the famous
'emirate patent toupees. as shown by
Prof. Dorenwend, of Tornno, at the
Rotel Redford on Tuesday, October
88th. These toupees are not only per-
fect in construction. but are the only
sanitary and Itatented substitutes for
ones own hair.
PZIISONAL AND GENERAL -Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Carter, who have leen visit-
ing here for some time. Deft but week
toe Gorrie, where they were to spend
a week with the latter'. broths:, Dr.
Whitley, and from there they leave
for Aminiboi., 'cask.. where Mr
Carter has spend a drug more
Miss Martha Moore gent Sunday at
Ripley. Her fat her. wbo resided
there, pnamed away rte ttaturdar night.
. . R. R Sloan. of fioderich town-
ship, spent Sunday a• his borne herr.
His mother M very low. with slight
hopes of her i soverv. bot on aceouat ort
Wing .o busy with hie apple" he could
not stay any large. H. hue nicked
'NO barrels of bb anise. bat be Vers
thee. are NWM US hiaan && to bsd
wthat be Imposts QM be will ... bbee
Iter Ve........ft. H. Robinson wee
is LAsiow last week oa a bedew
t/it/....osd Mrs A.
=hefather.
IMO la �Maa hoot week _
MO a had attaet of Aeease.
Male . • .IDflsr. 114 flNt .who bee bots
ristibeim fltf) b bore danAhter. Mrs.
A. tar sees titre. To-
Swami
etwra.d to her bo.. at Bssenetb ta.1
week...... Jas leek*, .setae fere-
EMS es the O. T. B. here. greet to
=41.8$day eight to attesd a
d the hrsneo. wan arts
alibiing the advisability sf whim es
1 r el woos .... 4 Theme
west bsaw wee Is Leedom
S staei sad Seeds is .tteedwie•
at the O. R. T. w•M1ig there deter.
day *'Mitt
,qirks My .s" said the w hithhither.ti.
"new► stilt attar a trtegret sass, a
WILlimalk. air ism fasmsemea agent -therm
W M be eneelia aloeg 1w a tor mon•
tw
"Ready for Him."
He was a cyclist and called at a
Ginn houee for s glass of water: but
the farmer's pretty daughter offered
him a glass of milk instead. "Won't
you have another glass ?' she asked, as
be drained the tumbler. "You are
eery good," he said...hut I am afraid
I shall rob yon." "Oh, no. We have
so much more than we can use our-
selves that we always give it to the
calces."
6100 Reward, *100.
The reader. of lbw near w111 be nle.•..1 to
learn that there 1. at Isast enc dreederl 61... .
th.t .. 1en.e nee been able to reit. in all It.
•rase.. and that 1• catarrh. Rall'. Catarrh
rum 1e 'be only po.itive sere new known to
the medical frau.rnit T. Catarrh being a ron-
eitnt'teaal Aiwa.e require. r rnn.ritntimiel
treatment. Han'. retort% Cut 1a taken ipt.r-
nally. seeingdkwtly 'aeon the bleed and me -
o. aartaces of the .Seises thereby da.treiIn r
the Mnodation et tbo Steels and Burne the
Indent atieneth by building up the ooaetlrn-
tt,at and meeting nater* In defog it. work.
T1e proprietor. bare so tench faith t. ,1. men-
tis sower■ that thew utter cera hundred dello..
for saw time that It falls to cure. Soot for sat
01 t.atlmw,fe'.
Mdrws F. J. CtfltNIfy Sr CO.. Toledo. 0
fWd y an deas'tt'. -ta.
Take Nall'. Fampr PIlia for non.ttpatinn.
The Sporting Instinct.
"Ps," said a lazy- little isay. as the
old roan came int" the wood shed.
"helmet i sawed enough for to day P I'm
settln' tired "
shred P Why. 1 bet your mother
tee cents Host you would have got.
thatwholewood pile sawed before
"
"Tr.did r shouted the boy. es he
e6[>4Bi the saw rind esperorared on
beta "You het tee ren is nn
ler P Ittbe"aaw bolds nut, ytw1l win
tar tllttaeey."
Some sen ire too meso to have
A ham paper whoop editor is as
active farmer most of ttsesserlty he
sew tbiwes►r and know his needs.
This Is ogre of the reasons for the
y of Tie Wattle flan. Tor-
o. which ll"r over twenty-two years
the Ontario farmer has esesddersd hie
hsusinaw paper. Theo. swalw. Tho
Bus's etlarket reports aro of smelt value
t. these wbo take advantage rat the
Ydaresagon dives that Hwy will set
Is without It. lien anb.cnbera ore
main farmers. who tares for treat
it yon dire not a Hobert -lbw to The Sun
yes da as te. Ns Sue oaa help yen
imus tM hum pay all It awn nay.
W0.e seeewlae your .nteserIption for
Tbe Signal ardor The Bio.
iIS SONS bs..asodee. to he meretfel.
to he libreal : bet it Is h ot.r to Ire
lad.
rouR
d -
YOUR CANADIANS DROWNED
Two Barges Sunk In Lake Ontario
During a Storm
Four persons lost - their lives when
two barges went to the bottom of Lake
Ontario Thursday morning near Gal-
lop Islands, twenty miles from Sac-
kett's Harbor, N. Y.
Those drowned were all Canadians
and were J: D. Schamp, Stephen Le -
bits, Fred Labance and Alice Derusha,
the sixteen-yearold daughter of Capt.
REBELLION IN MEXICO
Vera Cruz Captured by Nephew of
Former Pre.tdeet Diaz
Gametal Felix Diaz, nephew of
Gemmel Porfirio Dias. , the deposed
President of Mexico, rained the ban-
ner of rebellion at Vers Crus on the
Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday. He
entered the nit, whit 600 men and
seised the arsenal end garrison• which
comprised 640 of the 21st lntaptry
and one six -gnu battery.
The saw of the rising created
great exottea•st :1 Mexico City. Ac-
cording to the reports, General Diaz
found maty adherents when he en-
tered this atty. Despatches from
Mexico City on Monday indicate that
the capital is rmady to Bide with D a,
the very amnesia be shows signs of
Increased strength.
B?. T10MAL WIT.
Unsurpassed ter r.aldstW education. The
"Simi Gasae-asses' in whisk to smart
• tubing for your Itto's work. Tboroagb
001111710 i. Shote. Pai.tlae, Oratory, High
Sebsol, nusi.es College sad Domestic
Science. Larne campus, inspiring environ-
ment. RMide.t puns Moores health of
students. Rates moderate. Every girl
needs an ALMA training. Haadssme pro -
erectus seat os application to Principal. 42
Termite's New Mayor
Controller R. C. Hocken nag un-
animously eisiitee to sueoseri Mayor
Geary as oda Magistrate of Toron-
to tor the balance of the year by the
City Council es Monday after Con-
troller 011111rok aad Aid. Dunn. who
had been aogstaated for the position,
wltkdrew frogs the nontr-.t
I A1d. Maguire was ekrtrei to 1111 the
vaaafsoy el the Board .,f control by
g✓a vele K 16 te $ over A'd Row and.
Dersaha- the only e_lominee.
The boats encountered a beery wind I _
and storm about midnight and the tow + -
line between the barges H. B. and
Menominee and the Butler parted, per- ,
mating the first two to drift and later
they sank. (rpt. Derusha and his son
John, wpo floated on a hatchway all
sight were rescued.
trlde Goes to Balkans
Married only two weeke ago and
now accompanying her huubend to the
seat of war in the Balkans is the ro
mantic story of a cat—ladles girl, Mrs.
Peter Leaded, formerly Miss Violet
Tjola Oltron, of Winnipeg.., This
young woman will offer Mr servitor '
to the Red Cross In Greece to go to
the frost. She le an IcdMMr by
birth, and her mother readies la Win-
nipeg.
Tete New aen.t.em
The sppolataent of Harry Colby.
e x-M.P., of •elleville, and George Ger
des. eallf-P" of Sturgeon nub to tbe
S enate worm deelded upon by the Calle
feet os Theirednj.
These •ppslBlilaw5s dismiss of tie
tee vacant 8eamterealps la Ontario.
A tided oast la * Upper Msaes, that
of SimiMer fiel•wm. d K elgeesa, 1sa
comes .setlat with the spumes et
Parliament.
(food positions await the ttraduatee
of the
NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Owen Sound, Ont.
Thorough courses, large staff, ex-
celleut equipment, our own build-
ing ; and we guarantee to place
every graduate in a position.
Catalogue tree. Enter any time.
(' ...1''ttt1Nu, li,D, FLEMINO,
Principal. Secretary.
Mar.eM'. Mrs Raced
s
WUllags Mareoel. Imo 'U ..L. 1a•
we i5.t bad hN right b$* Ngsaved
oa 'I'hefsdy by Dr. Bayard. a awed
Tests seryson. Mr 'Mavait i wee
seasilf taloned o8 SgMOP Ile f# t+
w elatslmebi. aeeNeetj*.feawr !>srgbt>N
M sY Ikea 'pai'n's performed
M order that Mr MarksN's MA ape
sited be saved
To Dofeat
Winter Ills
START NOW
Susceptibility to colds, sore
throats, tonsilitis and such, indi-
cate impoverished vitality—lack
of reserve strength to weather
&seen seasons.
A spoon/Ili of SCOTT' EMU,
SIQIII after each meal stars
*Archy body -action like a met
match bindles a peat fire --s i
aloft: le a..ke. rieA, sibs ,
o ldie bleed--/iartdRms tA' aims
anal eabeal tea N. .pp•eiee---1
sparkss a.ss./ beefy -s eesgeA.
SCO7T'S SMULSION is the
Vt cod liver oil, made (reait
nd palatable without oleo -
bol or drug—the quiMessesee
d parity.
alfreaf dattl.dlww Ara are we -
fee prent
mese a sear Tewet., oat. ,- , r x
ICE
CREAM
The moat delicious ttavors,with
the best and purest Cream, serv-
ed at the BALMOttAL CAFE. Or-
den by telephone for ice Cream
is bulk or in bricks attended to
promptly. Telephone et,
F. E. BURDETTE
et-MseeteWeastatemillesseeseweseases.
4.1
WANTED
For Fell and Winter month■ a ,.mart.
retable per,on to All our well-known
1rult and °reamn ntal trete in Goderich
and surrounding country.
OVER 600 ACRES
d tae Snortn unwire.tock grow.
1
Stock told and delivered to trade. EarlyI
B
aad good delivery guaranteed. Thirty
Are years of budee.s experience enable.
w to offer the boa tweets In our line.
write for tartare.
Fitwell Hats
The growing demand
for Fitwell Hats is due to
their superior style and
quality. No other male
embodies the same degree
of distinction and value
at a popular price. Ontc
you get to wearing them
you will be a regular cos
tomer.
These hats combine the
Fitwell and Union labels
as a double guarantee of
style and workmanship
You can be sure of abso
lute satisfaction by weal
ing a 1. Fitwell.'
McLean Bros.
The Square, Goderich
The home of Semi -Ready Trilnr-
ing. Agents for the Famous
Carhartt Overalle and &nor'ke.
Fitwell Hato, Stanfeld's - Prue
Wool Underwear.
GET THE BEST : IT PAYS
I.IOTT
Toronto, Ont., la well known ale the riht pias
Pelham Nurser' Co. for superior busies.. and ehnrthand e�na(Mb.
Position■ worth Wand 61.100 were leeway
ORONTO ami Alk.[ by u. Write for catalogue.
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THE HAPPY THOUGHT RANGE is still the leading range
on the Canadian market. it burns less coal and gives better
cooking results with a email quantity of coal than most stoves
do with a large quantity.
THE RADIANT HOMY. HEATER still leads the market es
a heater. It is generally ackuowledged to be the etrosgeet
heater on the market.
Owing to the scarcityof hard coal we have put in a line of
Oak Heaters which wilburn Hard Coal, Soft Coal, (ioke or
Wood. ,
Portland Gement
WP have just received soother carload
PORTLAND OISMENT.
of
NATIONAL.
Coke and Wood
We are receiving a carload a week of Solvay Chestnut C, lar
This Coke is giving universal matisfaetion and • great number of
our customers soy tbey prefer it to the Hard Coal, and it comes
much cheaper. You burn very little more in hulk and it weighs
only half se much an Hard Coal ; tonsegeently you .'educe.
your fuel bill by fully one-third.
We have just received another . arluad of slabs and Clio gpve
precept attention to any orders.
Our Shelf and Heavy Hardware was neverf more complete.
Another barrel of Columbia Dry Cell Batteries just in.
let us figure on your plashing. heating, diethyl wlreme.
trougbieg, etc.
F
CHAS. C. LEE
Plio nes
Store ?2 Howe 112
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