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ST. AUGUSTINE, I o00ERICN TOWNSHIP.
ToE*DA t, Nov. 12th.
New* Norte. - James Ploughman
has returned from the West looking
bale an t hearty Ed. Glairew
called oo friends in this vicinity last
week Mn. R. Jones, of Prosper-
ity, visited in this vicinity last week. the fowl supper given by the mem-
Miss J. MaAllist r visited Au- bees of L. 0. L. R6, Ooderich town
burn trieteds this week . Mr*. Ed. ship, on Tuesday evening,November
Habow of of herbrother, Patricis k Walsh. 1 verry best at the 5th. The woos, providednfwr the
sad attetwarda as a:orllent
Charles Martin, of Fordyce, was Program wugiveo. The .peaks^, of
in this vicinity last week filling silos.; the evening were Rev. Jan. Hamilton,
A number from this vicinity at of Union church, and Rev. Q -J. Mc('ur-
tended Jelu.. Mutch'e auction sale one ( nick, of Holmesville. Comic soup
day laat week Walker di: Martin were given by Mins Jenkins, of Por -
ere eniehin.g up the threshing in this Iters Hill, sod Meows. Potter, Will
t iclttity this week John Boyle, Edward and 0. F. Edward. Instru-
the township collector. is on hisrounds 'mental selections oo the mouth-orpo
again Owing to the busy time were given by Cha.. cox, and Fred
tbere was not a lerge attendance at I Bell.
rifle practice last Saturday. COLiiORNE- ,
SENMILLEH. TUESDAY. Nuc. 12th.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 13th. Towseute Goose/L.-Coursed met
in LoWr1Nblp ball: members all ores
Nrrrerq.-The etc blade hove returned lent. Minutes of last meeting read
home front the West last �Vedne.day, and adopted. 1 he following accounts
and Thursday fouud them working at were passed .and ordered to be paid :
the church shed along".with a few other 1 Jatnes Jones, fixing culvert [ad clean -
men ...The temperance sermons of ing two ditches on hill et S. BiomesRev. R. A. Miller. of Auburn, on Sure + farad, $4.05; T. Sandy, tile, X43 ;
day at Beomiller and Bethel were Signal Printing Co., printing, 115.50;
much eoj'ovetl C. Walters has Geo. Fowler, repairing grader; ga:
left his house again this winter Goderich Star, printing and adrerri--
to reside with bis daughter, Mrs. I ing, $87.15; A. Halliday. twenty,
C. Oke. Misr Essie Walters is caringf three loads pfravel. *11.70; McDonagh
for Mrs. Jesse Gledhill Mr. and d1. Gledhill, f iurteen empty sacks,
Mn. White are spending a week or i$1.40 : Arthur Fisher, thirty' loads
two with Mr. and Mrs. Heddle and grave', 1.3; John Munitions, Hes Loads
helping in the large apple harvest thegravel. 50c. ; Ino Brown, tile, $1l al;
old gentleman has to do with. .. IC. Burling. fixing two culverts un tkh
Verne Gledhill accompanied Rev. A. concession, $273; S. Potter, pulling
11. Brown to Blyth and Lonesboro' I weeds end fixing road, *1 50: A. A.
last Sunday 'Jr,. William Million tViliiame, inspectiue at Tobin's
is sick ani is under the doctor's care. bridge, x12; Josh. Allen, culvert at
The quarterly- otttcial board meeting Duret',+, M. C.. $7: J. N. Hernigbao.
suss held at the Metbodiet chur-ch on expenses to Toronto re Robertson vs.
Monday evening. a good number being (Colborne township, $12; William
present. Finances were admitted oBogie, repairing eulvert at Gen'.,
bee unsatisf.,ctory, and there Wes niucl) Bre
ilk. Council adlouroed to meet De -
discussion nn the had state of the par-) cember 18th, 1912, rt 10 o'clock a. m.
•nonage building and conveniences
We are glad to: bear that Miss
Pool Fisher is gaining strength atter
net recent operation for appendicitis
in the Goderich hospital.
W'aoxssDA v. Nov. 18th.
Mrs. Jesse Snyder, of Oeds(4sh, has
been visiting her so.. Hesry 6srydsr,
near Holmssvtlle.
Fool. b$uerita.-A very enjoyable
time was spent by those who attended
tt. ]IUILw'AIN, l)terk.
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MONDA V. Nov. 11.
Wesley Shernood returned home
last week atter an absence r f three
AUBURN. years or so. He intends remaining
E.v
11IGHT PRICE PAID FOR LIVIs home for the winter.
it or dred.edw� ultr7 ever?'rhurud.7 morn The Misses Deneda. Ida and \'inn
og• W. T. RldeV l.L. Aubnre. Sherwood, accompanied by Mr. stud
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 13th. Miss Irwin and Miss Bell, u1 Lucknovo
BAPTtdT ANNty"4:a9ARY. - Aquiver. spent Sunday uoder the parental roof.
nary services will he held in the Au- Mr. and Mi.. Geo. Webb. nI Si.
burn Baptist church on 'Sabbatb, the Helene, and Mire Caroline W. !tweed,
.'4th. The prracber will be Mr. Albert of Wingham• a returned missionary
Hughes, a brilliant student 'o1. Mc. of China, visited at Mr. and Mr*. Jas.
Master University, and a most ,fisc- Lane's on 1huttsdav leer.
Live and tellieg speaker. A special Beef ring closed tart Friday- for the
servile of music wil'1 fir given. season. The annual meeting will be
Friends are requested to note the held in the borne of \Villiam Baldwin
above date. on Friday evening next fur the per -
pose of closing the year'.. business.
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Nov. 14tb.
Mise Eima Mu[Ch hew secured ♦ •t James 1Vebster anti wife, of
tion in 1alu .•l Mafeking, have novel into our midst
Mrs. Win. Dobie has returned home
from the West.
Henry Thiel is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Wright.
Norman butch has gone to. Gode-
rich to learn plumbing with 0. C.
Lee.
The tax collector hes been on his
rounds and everybody thinks the
taxes are high this year.
The steel gang has arrived to erect
the bridge and lower the trestle work
now under the last span.
Wrn. Govier hes engaged with Elias
Ball to work ou the farm at good
wages, moving there about New
Year's.
The real men is one' who always
finds excuse, for othere, hut never ex-
cuses bimaelf.-Henry Ward Beecher.
for some time at least. They are
occupying the place of Jas. Miller. It .
looks like old times to see the house i
tenanted again.
BUSINESS CDANIi[.-Our hung isI
undergoing another change in the;
removal of some of it. inbabitants.
Percy Manderson, oar ptesenti
merchant has sold the lot and store
contents to Charles Alto., of Belfast.
We ere very sorry to lose Mr. Sander-
son and hie wife and [smile, as they
were very obliging. We hope that
they will have good health and
continued success, in life's undertakings
in future. Mr. Alton comes not as an i
entire stranger to all, and those who
know his sterling tivalitiea are sure
that he will he the right m.n in the
right place. Her. success. Charlie !
Now before we close we would advise
you to perform one more contract. I
namely. thel of sharing your fireside.
DUNLOP. I COWAN'S
War» oaT, Nov. 18th,
Tit'm. ol.saier's sale yesterday was
well attended. Some of the effect, 4
WEN knocked town at a high ggr re. I
bat the bidding did not seem very
eager. The be aid lot were not
staid.
Ter Tststous[sa. - That hill=
aad eueerg.tic thresher, Tout Hiehaad.
sea, no In the oeigbborhood again, fin-
ishing up the.s.soo's work. At half -
port sir in the morning the first
whistle blows, at seven sharp he has a
full bead of steam on and threrbiog
begin., and generally speaking two
barna are thteahed out in a day-
wbich. though not sayin.t much toe
the crops this year. speaks well foe
the threshers. Mr. Richardson and his
gang - George A. Green, of Port
Albert. and Aubrey Higgins, of Asb-
Seld.
CARLOW.
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WEDNESDAY, Nov. 13th.
AN IlfPokTAtrT ()BARGE. - Rev.
Colin G. Young, • former Carlow buy.
has resigned the pastorate of the Pier
byterisa congregatioa ell Priooe
A)bert. Seek.. in order to accept an
eppointutent as superintendent of
mi•sioos for Nurt bet n Saskatchewan.
The post is an import -int one. but Mr.
Young knowfug the country thee-
, oughty is peculiarly fitted to tlt it.
His old friends bere with hint all suc-
nes..
Hutt AND TsgRi-.7s-•. Oleo bas
been laid up withseveral ribs hroken,
the result of being squeezed by a horse
in the stall We notice that jadg-
u,ent ties been given for the township
in the telephone cess Though the
decision will not please everybody, it
is e relief at any rate to . have a deci-
sion one way or the other ... Rev
Mr. Lai , a recent graduate of
Q.re en's University, Kingston, bas
.-.-n presented with a call_ from the
smith'. Hill and Auburn Presbyterian
eregations. ,The call was well
t ed sad it is hoped that Mr. Laing
w u. re,eive it favorably The
weather has been very unfavorable for
farm work. A good deal of plow-
ing, however. bah been done, and
with is few fine drys it would, soon be
completed. The apple crop is some-
what of a failure -not because of the
lack of apples, but because meet cannot
to Room take care of theta, and in
many orchards the fruit is lying un-
packed. the stock feeders aro, getting
in their earl, for the winter, paying
in the neigbborbewd of five cents a
pound.
ST. HELENS.
(LL KINDS OF LiVE FOWL
XL wanted every Wedne.d.y and Thursday i
seer dog. Fowl must ba In good order and
•+awful properly. Hiig�bee/. price. paid.
ESTATE K. K. a [LU. CE. St. Hefei..
THURSDAY. Nov. 12.
P*Rsoxat. MUNTION.-Ri.belt Mc-
Guire and Donald McDonald re. .urned'
from the Went on Twaesd•sy. lilies;
Annie Rutherford and Mise Ethel
Log, of \Vinghnrn, visited at the'
formers Nome elver Sunday .... Miss
Armstrong. of Durh4m, is visiting ae
n(
Mr. Achesos .... Mr. Phillips, er., is
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TIM STATESMAN WING, -The open-
ing debate of the Literary Society on
Friday evening last was s.- very suc-
cessful one, there bring a large and-
declared
sole, u[ the dio.g•resole
weather. The subject war+,
"Which has been of most b: r etlt to
Me-
ttle world, the warrior, the rtatea-
man or the poet?" The debaters up-
holding the claims of the nuts-ien,
Will Rutherford end Elliot hiller. were.
declared the w loner; ; the ps1•'t. chern-
pioned,hy Jaates Rime,e end D. Me-
scnlan, camesecond, while tFi�,lrat�
more. Jaynes 'i C.aasrl. . aed Cairnie
Aitcheson, put up a an .d kg "Raw.
W. M'ukin•o.h made sit .able critic.
The Society exi a ••a to hold its ere .nal
u:reting i.i tics w,.rk4.
PERFECTION
COCOA
"Great firBreakfast"
A day started on Cowan's
(locos is a *day with a clear
kaad sad a 1.y nerve-
s day fR l of snap and life.
Cocoa nourishes the body.
It is rick fo food vales and
easy to digest.
DO YOU
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DUNGANNON.
DR. NEWTON, DENTIST OF
Lucknow, has rowed visiting outride
point.; and wl8 he.oeforth wive Ma entire
uttentton to the barna moire, Lncknow, where
be witi be found every day. AU modern mette-
ock
bOTICI£-TRUU LOCAL AGENCY
t* Dunaannes earl he Signal y at the Peat -
Glace Rook and Stationery Siert. whore
orders will Le received for subscriptions'. ad-
eertiehur and job work. and reodpts WM be
tines for amounts raid for the same.
t' THL-tt.n.AY, Nov. 14th.
The hunters err exnected home
from the ootth on Saturday.
Jas. MacMath, of Clinton, and Alex.
Stobie. of Seaforth, are visiting at
Mies MecMatb's.'
The apple evaporator has closed
Operation. for the season. There is
still. of course, some ..f the product to
be shipped.
The Goderich Rural Telephone Co.
11 putting in larger poles to carry the
lines between Durigannon and Nile.
The business has grown so rapidly
Thai the old poles could hardly- carry
it.
C. H. Best divinity student of Tor-
onto, preached In f:rskine church on
Sunday, and on Mondeo evening he
gave an illustrated lecture in the
church entitled, "A Trip with a Stu-
dent through Roral Canada."
Anniverearv.ervices will be held in
the Methodist chore% on Sunday. No-
vember2lth, and on Ibe following
Monday evening a supper and concert
will be given. Good talent ie being
eogeged for the entertainment.
Both Quick anp Permanent Strength.
If you are run down or *'red out, if
you take cold easily, have no appetite,
are toeing flesh or have other evidence
of lowered vitality, try our MacLeod'.
System Renovator under ou. guaran-
tee to refund the pries paid if the
remedy fells to give entire satisfaction.
to aide digestirxl, ones no the nervous
system awl elves hntb gisick ard per-
t t resnit••. One driller a bottle.
>Ilenufecture.f hf Maeleod Mrticine
Happinees h4nngs to t!i Ise who are Co.Alloderich, Ons. For sale by E. R.
contented,-- Ari toot le. Wigle.
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THE COI.BORNE STORE
THE
Steady March of Progress
marks every section of this justly popular b:1. iirteps. No setbacks,
but each day marking some growth in p:iblIc favor. We want to
make your buying pleasant for you. Orr .`• 'Ives are loaded with
the best money can purchase of things s% .ni 1 at this very hour.
Rt11D LVERY .17 - rota
WRAPPERETTES
Now is a good time W buy your Wrapperetter.
A good full stock to select from. Prices : 10o,
100). 100, 1 aa, 10o, loot dark and light
colorings and our values are right.
VELVETEENS
are amongthe mut-looked-for goods now for
dresses ansuits- We never were in so good a
positiou to bow Velvets es now. We have
blacks at 00o, 00o, 76o, fano. 550 01.N
and 01.50 end in appearance almost equal to
silk-velveti.
HOSIERY
This is the great Hosiery season and this is the
place to bay theorlf you want the beet value. We
are always on top for feltockiogs. We have got a
big BARGAIN lot of 144 pairs for this week that we
are going to sell at the small price of 1 fan or two
pairs for 1io-a heavy wool Hose tor common
use. We expect two pain tor 15c will clear them
out quick.
LINOLEUMS ANDOILCLOTHS
Our Mock of these goods was never
so large and well assorted as it is today. Com-
pare qualities ; our prices will he found among the
very lowest.
UNDERWEAR
We have got together the most complete as-
sortment of these good. we ever offered.
A very special Veet and Drawers, large, No. 4
size, heavy weight, in white and natural ; c]
and the price is only LAIC
Our $6o Vest and Drawers are about as good
value as we sold otber years at 50c.
Extra large sizes, white and natural. We
have still better makes at 600. 75o, 01.00 and
01.46.
UNDERWEAR---Ctrmti>Qued
No Netter Vests and Drawers to be found then
what we are offering now.
FANCY LINENS
A new shipment just in, baud -made Is ii
work. all pure linen, and our peewee are lower than
other oountrisi machine -made goods of a similar
kind can be sold for. Mate, tray clothe, table movers.
stand movers, sideboard scarfs and bureau scarfs.
Let us show you what w• ars doing in fosse linens
EIDER WOOL
In full one -ounce skeins. in white, black, tar;
sky, navy, green cardinal, old roes. The correct
yarn to [oaks hoods, aviation cape and OC
Soares ; and only, per skein
CORSETS
If you want a corset, oome here and get
pair of the well-known D t A make -fit well,
wear well, steep unrustable. Our guarantee gut-.
with every pair.
WINTER WOOLLENS
In aviation caps, hoods, mica govert and
scarfs. knit *bawls, bouts -nods meet's socks. Our
supply of tbbse goods is barge, and as we buy frour
the makers our pekes must be right. One 1
NNW lJ tot of gloves
DRESSMAKING
We want to call special attention to this
department. No better dress, snit and coat maker
to be found than Mrs. Carter. All work the eery
best and up-to-date.
APPRENTICES R•ANTSI)
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Tris CANADIAN MAGA ZIt(R.- There
is pleasant varlet, in the November
Canadian Maga sue. First place is
taken by a travel gpketcb entitled
Windermere w Coniston," by New-
ton MacTavi.b. Of an entirely
different character is the article en-
titled "Canalising the Detroit River,"
in which James Cooke Mills sbows
how the United States Government
has expended ten million dollars in
improving navigation in Canadian
waters. There is also an important
article by C. J. Boylen entitled
"Progressive Ontario," showing what
has been accomplished of late to
improve the condition of the people
of the Province. Keonetb Douglas
contributes a, carefully considered
sociologicpc�lI study, and there are
abort stories, sketches and poets by
Margaret Bell, Viroa Sheard, Rae
Hutton Harris, M. Forsyth Grant,
Blanche %Meson, J. D. Logan, Katb-
Ieea Blackburn, Frederick C. Curry,
Mary Cornell and Hilda Ridley.
Diogenes was looking for an honest
man. "What luck ?' asked the way -
tater. "Oh, pretty fair," replied Dio.
genes. "i still have my lantern "
SCENE OF THE GREAT WAR IN THE BALKANS
This dirdesys View et the Terrific Coact re Masten, Ser oe Is PLILL I Icy Ceert ey d The Leedom *deedless. ear Which Paper It Was Draws Sapecksy by Prank E. Brew..
�lmM et Co:istarttwnoi-. toe threatene.l capital of the Trrvkhh ImpUs, and has made pia look Be wa
W leek w,Ada. serveyln h'• (Croft or. vt.tn-ion, ettesstea �� rope 1.•l just
titre* boo �.ienee Is sureowoded by the semhrirele of Rallies Staten all of whish are peamitsg woke 'forward
• [treat 0100101 R terrhmcy mash li1 Is war doss. le an satinet" wee bites* he dale Vim.
1.W eulltfa e n& . t�wrike wbbi L. lttl�i..eyi:` gEq y� elm tui n
!�M lead t A . ones, aysvy d.y, wlMt "t m.eeae >'
i sbtlet tela alt ass :„. a f over. gels tt1; K ti y Nava Mik
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beta. most be doling mow, as he elands w;
timl teed, the plata et the enemas•, h. . sae
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1 NVES!TIGATE
NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
-the'' merits of our •sebool, where
students attend front every Prov-
ince in Canada and as fat south in
United States as Nevada and
Wyoming. (ksWogne free.
Positions Ausranteed.
C. A.. Fimitizto, F. C. A. +s
Principal. 14. D. Alamo;
OWEN SOUND, ONTARtart.
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ICE
CREAM
The most delicious flavors, w it h
the beat and purest Cream, ser. -
ed at the BALMORAL Cass. w .r.
den bytelephone for ice r.,tut
in bul('or in bricks attended t
pimply. Telephone 04.
F. E. BURDETTE
Martin's Clothes
Get intimate with Martin's Clothes.
They're right. They make friends.
Judging by other standards they
should cost much more than they
actually do. They last.
MARTIN BROS.
Tailors for Men Who Care
Count 'Em
1-2-4--4--"6-and many more articles of real
quality in our stock of
FINE FURNITURE
We should be glad to show you the splendid
values we are offering just now- We know thai
the only way we can do business is by offering the
right kind of goods at the right prices -and we
are doing it. Call in and see us.
Geo. Hohmeier
Agency for Nordheimer Pianos The Square, Godes.,