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The High Calling of Motherhood
dwftrtda des filmset precaution in mabtfafn-
je g health at high .Aichnci.
It i• doubly important and nothing in the world is
M needful as Scolt's Basriikioa. good cheer and
inatehipe, 13catt's Easadeion makes the blood
rick gad pure. It contains the vital fiesk-
building and bone -building properties
and insures abundant nourish-
ment. 1l strengthens the arr. es
and creates energy and vitality
during this period.
Etlpscea.t sod .twain Mather.
always fwd Scott's E suisioa
Volta DRUMHT HAS IT »4i
COLLEG E
AT HOME
of ambltlos. roans 0000ls
.ifag preparing la their own otna.
art. p+bask lucrative
1.Mvovh.^• civil
iwvete-. In tort nvar, apben of Basr-
a,.. Art,rltir- You may gni'.b at °d-
ye it roe .o with. Pa.mttons ,ritareo-
eer, Knowsidla*s aa$Isl. iodlve-
thmatrsptMn Caput tawcbar.
irty rear. ezpsrlswes. Largest
Seiner in Cwneda. Moen colleges.
Iwelal oonrw tot taa.Yses.
*Wastes with Cwa al Edam.
rte. A-.00:.t'oo et Canaan. enmser
*boo' .' temoea Spoltoo Baaimses
ld: Lando,.
Clinton Business College
ha' eeirrrov B. Y. WARD
i'raidcat. Pdocio l
i COUNTY—DISTRICT
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CURES LUMBAGO
let" .-'. Reds Relief .oewld w w-(1 robbed
writer.. ants a Fi.•. I. pn.lo-.4.
�.nrnlag eel...I ran. 1.w en-.•. n+lgln
, 1..I•., /111.. Some do, when a does ea
anter: •.rid bo Sat.n.
RIDWAT Is CU.. sroatreal. Cs*.
—Mr. T. J. Ryan, formerly of Mit-
chell, bas started a drug store in Strat-
ford.
--Mr. George Sanders and family
have moved from Monkton to Mit-
chell
—Capt Finlay McPherson, a resi-
dent of Port Elgin, died suddenly on
the 14th inst.
—Judge and Mrs. Chisholm celebrat-
ed their golden wedding on the 18th
inst., at Berlin.
— The women's institute et Bluevaie
are engaged in beautifying the ceme-
tery In that village.
- Two bishops and four priests were
prerot at the-onarm•tion service in
St. Patifck's ehurcb. Dublin.
—Mr Wm. Baptist, a leading citizen
in Colmar township. died on the 12th
inst.. death being due to typhoid fever.
—Mrs. John Norden. dau,tbter of
Mr. HenryJewell, of Logan. died In
Arcola, Saskatchewan, on the $th
Met.
—Two hotels in Mitchell, the Hicks
bouae and the Royal hotel. are charg-
ed with selling liquor duriug prohibit-
ed hours.
—Mr. and Mr.. Wm. tietherv, who
I've on the gravel road. near Belgrave,
have the sympathy of the community
in the death ..t their infant daughter.
aged abont three .months.
—Mr. Hat ry Johnston. brakeman on
the train ruonins from Palmerston to
Kincardine. has been very ill with ty-
phoid fever for sons, time past.
— At the Mitchell court of revision
the Conservatives bed 14 names added
and 23 ,track off, acd the Liberals bad
seven names added and 21 struck off.
— Mr. Albert Price and Miss Laura
Hord were married in the Belgrave
Methodist rbnroh on the 11th inst.
Rev. 1. W. J. Kilpatrick performed
the ceremony.
—Mr. John Zu.fle, of Hensall, is
misting a couple of bbipmeote of ..n -
sing this fall. The root is worth 06.50
per pound. Mr. L•hold, who is grow -
et. has shipped about $400 worth this
fall.
—Mise Mattel McDonald, wbo has
been te.chini in Zetland school for
the past 2*y.ars. has resigned and bas
accepted the principalship of the pub-
lic school at B•rtonville. near Hamil-
ton.
—Mr. George Merton died In Wir.oi-
peg on the 19th inet. Pneumonia was
the cause of death. He was torn in
Mit:hell and was in his 24th year. In-
terment took place in Mitchell on
Wedoeedey of Mat week.
—Mr. Henry Biarm•nn. 8th con..
McKillop. who lost his barns by fire
reoeotly, will be a heavy loser. as 16
head of rattle, seven horses, 22 pigs.
hens .ndith.r fowl, grain, feed, inn-
plensente7 ate.. were loot. The loss
totals MUM with only «3000 insurance.
—Mr. John Pr(tehard, of the
Howick-Minto houndarv, became the
owner of a goodly su, ply of honey to
• rather unique fashion. Some
months ago a swarm of pees took
prw.asion of an unused chimney on
Mr. Pritrhsrd's residence and were left
undisturbed Later be decided to re-
build the chimney and when the old
one was torn down some sevens
pounds of bnney were discovered.
When taken f.om the chimney the
bees soon died.
T. Swans'
'Bus, Livery
aid Back Stables
MONTREAL fi?ailr
Joey OFT
T11THE SQQARE
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iirsES MEET ALL TRAINS
AND : PASSENGER : BOATS
Passengers called for in
:toy part of the town for
all wins at 0. T. R. or
C. P. R. depot.. Prompt
-ervioe end cruelul mitten •
Our Livery and Hack
service will ba found up.
tn.datein ever' reaped.
Y ourpearotgesolicited.
T. 8WART8
Phone' 107 Montreal Street
THE SIGNAL : GKIDERICA : ONTARIO
w Deeeesber 14th. The seamberehip
cossmlttse wiU oasis . the .aSSutive w
arrange tb. programme. 11 wae
thought by the °Meares/ the titswdai
school that no Chr11 s. foes used d
to be arranged for tb•s year.
WESTFIELD.
Mr. aod Mn. A. C. W. Hardisty
are sps.iding the week in Toronto.
Mrs. Woodcock, of Myth, isvleiting
at the house of her daughter, Mrs. A.
C. W. Hardisty.
Quite a numr from Westfield took
iu the Methodist church anniversary
services at Auburn on Sunday. The
Westfield choir took charge of the
service of song.
GUDERICH TOWNSHIP
Prof. H. L. Hutt of the Ontario
Agricultural (:allege, Guelph. 1• ex-
pected to be present at the opening
meeting of lbe Formers' ehih to he
held on Nov. 27th.—H. K. REvILL,
Secretary.
On Friday of lot week, at the hotne
of Mr. and Mrs. 'Thomas Cox, • fowl
napper was held under the auspices of
the auxiliary of the W.F.M.S. of the
Union Preeb terian church. An in-
vitation bad been extended to all the
ladies of the congregation and their
husbands. About fifty people were
present. Supper was served from
seven to nine o clock, after which an
excellent programme was given.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
Mr. and Mrs: Wm. Wilson visited
Auburn friends last week.
TsuSODA T. Nov. 'il, Nt3 f
WINOHAM
Mr. W. J. Gould has purchased •
house sad lot on Center street from
Me. Robert Beadersuo. formerly ow-
ed by Mr. C. Thoroton.
Mr. Richard Vasstoee. barrister. bee
sold his beautiful resid.ece ou
street to Mr. Freak Bucbansan and
will move to the house owned by his
father -in -Lew. Mr. Thomas Bell. on the
same street.
Mr. Wio. Lep•rd a well-known ex-
perienced machinist, has opened a re-
pair shop in the Holum* block. at the
north end of Josephine street. There
is now a first-class machine shop •t
each end of Josephine street, so the
town is well supplied in this line.
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The caof Samuel Garbutt, who
was found drunk in Lower W Ingham,
His mother is over fill. 11 is alleged which is local option territory, by
that the accused had been drinking Provincial Officer Pblppeo, came up for
heavily of late. hearing on Monday before Police
During the past week Mn. Hupb Magistrate Morton and a fine of t3)
McMartin, who is visiting at the home with costs of 05 imposed with •
of her laughter. ll's. Writ Wiltos. 'warning that if he appeared again be
has bee* srriou.ly *11 from a second would stet the full penalty of the
stroke of paralysis. She is nearly 76 law. •
years of age, and is not likely to re- Upou a cosplgint of Miss Ittinote.
cover. dialer, milliner, Mn. Milly Everett was
Mr. F. Jeschke, of Detroit, was war- placed under arrest by Prrgoevincial ()M-
eted recently to Annie, daughter of ,6enh[ip Klippenoon •
went rge of theft.
Mr. a. Dark.ed of this matrimonial
. leo her husband, who was present, fainted.
A. J. Mann tied the matrimnniaf bow
at the Presbyterian manse. The happy The case caste up before Police Magis-
voung couple have gone to Detroit, trate Morton. In the court room the
;there they will make their home. husband was seized with another
License Inspector Johnson was fainting fit and bad to be taken from
among the passengers for Brussels on the room. After tittering the evidence
the trrio y. -em the notch yesterday his wonbip concluded that it was not
afternoon. immediately upon bis sufficient to convict, and the prisoner
Miss M aria Porton. of Lucknow. arrival he and Constahle Oliver called was discharged
visited friends in this vicinity lest at the American hotel, which is with Deputations from the high. and pub -
week. out • license. and instituted • search lic schools interviewed the town coon -
Mr. A. E. Johnston flnished drawisg for alcoholic liquoto. Within • very cif in regard to a r'e.oLution recently
short time their eforta were rewarded passed, providing for a board ot edu-
and the drayman was called to convey
• load of intozioating ••-wet goods" to
the town ball. Whisky. beer io bottles
and kegs arid several other kinds were
included. Harry James, proprietor of
the hotel, lost his license scarcely
three months oto, when he did not
comply with conditions laid down
by the license commissioners. On
several oocasslons be had been fined
for supplying Ii.iuor to "linters."
Jameet appeared before Magistrate
Leckie and wag fined 6100 and costs.
PORT ALBERT
Mn. Nelson Pearson is visiting her
sister, Met Morrison. of Detroit.
Dr. W. Y. Hayden, of Goderich,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mn. H. Hayden.
The Ladles' Guild of Moist church
met at the home of Mie. Harry Hawk-
io. last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Thomas Dickeon, Jr., left on
Monday for Stratford. where be will
take a course at the Wainer, college.
Miss (race McKenzie and Mr. Wal -
bis last "rioter's cut of lumber to I.sek-
uow last week.
The members of the St. Augustine
Rifle association intend having their
annual supper and con- •rt on the even-
ing of November 250b.
The St. Augustine \t. ten's Insti-
tute held • very succe- 1 meeting at
the bone of Mrs. Wm a Allister last
Wednesday. Mise t:-- • a Thompson
was appointed del,. co attend the
Women's Instil •.u- ,onveotioo in
Toronto on Novuutla r 211th and 21st.
OOLBORNE
Miss Myrtle Beacom, of Clinton. is
visiting with ben sister, Mrs. W. Big -
gin.
Mrs. F. McCartney and son, Clifford.
speak Sunday wtth hired, on Use
Maitland.
Mrs. J. Wise, of West Branch,
Michigan. is visiting with her dsulb-
ter, Mrs. N. Baer.
Mr. John Dunt wears • broad senile
since the arrival of a bouncing baby
bo at his home • few days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens have
rented • bowie in Godeticb and ore
moving their furniture W that town
this week.
Guy Bios. minstrels attracted the
usual crowd from this section this
Year. everybody apparently being stat-
ioned that they gni their money's/
worth.
—Mr. James R. McDonald. of Huron
township. was poen in Perthshire.
Scotland. on the till of September,
181;2. and sailed from Greenock. Scot-
land. oe the Kb of June. 1859, to Can-
ada. He rime to Hume township In
November. 1064. and slated nn the
farm he now occupier. Mr. MnDoe•Id
is 81 years old and is now the proud
- joys the confidence and respect of all,
and l- considered ot.e of the bat alta -
O sena in the township.
—A farmer is Bright township, wbo
g .t 1....r,thtnetic mlzed and his dates
twisted nn the calendar. bitched old
dobbin to the plow and started In to
break up the sod. in passing to wor-
uhip on the tlabbath people were bos-
Hand to dl.rnver in the "lone figure in
the forever one of the chief dlkae+ is
tb. ebureh.'• 1t weans" until the vast
majority of his neighbors bad peeped
oe this opeoeir performers°, that •
good Samaritan crossed thr=itei
heedoek• and showed the
haler where bows* gelds. le gsag
ssith the people. On bele" tippeta,d of
kis
ke
hesppeer dd°wssan st� ng hinearly
hese
draught timber -glee his overall,
for bis PAM Albert.
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cation, asking that it be rescinded.
The councillors decided to wait for
more information before proceeding in
the matter. The streets, sewers and
sidewalk committees' report was adop-
ted, one clause prohibiting traction
engines sud driving e•ttk oo Front
street. A petition for an electric Tight
at the corner of Patrick and Sbuter
streets was referred to the electric
light committee.
Mr. W. B. Elliott, game warden,
demonstrated to the government that
it made no mistake in appointing
him game warden of this section.
While passing along a piens of country
last Thursday where partridges are
known to be, he saw • man slipping
through the bomb, and, getting near
enough to see, discovered two part-
ridges on his person, and while the
mune warden was watching the man
neio fired sod bagged another of the
rdn. Mr. Elliott brought the law-
breaker. Milton Hulfmen, at once before
Police MagW,rate Morton, who fined
him 115 and mows of V. and he is de -
lace Cunningham were home from the termioed to make an example of a few
Goderich Collegiate Institute for the, more who are breaking the law in this
week -end. 1 direction.
Mrs. Alcoa Quaid and Miss Bertha, CLINTON
Brown have bees in Dungannon the
putt two weeks attending their aunt. Mr. Edward Sboenhals was uoforte-
Mrs. Jas. Purwin, who hag been ill. nate enough to lose four fingers off his
Mr. Wallace Cunningham found two right band while workingin !be Clis-
bodies about a mile north of the har- too flour mill He is a young roan. 211
bor on Saturday wording. They were years of age, and worked with hie
lying quite near each other and both father. wbo is proprietnr of the mill,
bad life belts on off the steamer Car- and his hand was accidentally caught
ruttier. They were removed to Gode- in the rollers of one of the ruacbinee.
rich in the evening along with the three He was taken to the Gunn bospi-
MT. HELENS
Look out for the rifle club ooueert.
A consignment of new books for the
library is expected in a few days.
Nurse Andenoo, of Fergus hospital,
b spending a couple of weeks at home.
Mrs. Clark attended the Institute
held at Stratford in connection with
the library.
Toe pupils of Calvin church Suod•y
schoola practising for an entertain-
ment and Christmas tree.
Rev. Wm. Mackintosh. B.D., will ad -
drew Use Harris merlon band in Gal-
vin church on Sunday evening, Nov-
ember 301.13, on the Scotch Ooveoan-
ten. There will be s special offering
foe the mission band funds.
The monthly meeting of the Wo-
men's institute wilt be held at the
home of Mrs. D McKenzie on Thurs-
day afternoon. November 27th, at 290
o'clock. The subject will be "Making
and Keeping Friends." Opine all pre-
pared with quest.1one for the question
drawer. A cotdlal invitmiioo is ex-
tended to ail the ladies.
father nt bouncing twin boys. a en -
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No A ILE 61nE1INi
of Stylisk Mame (s aider way st
our store!
Anumg the
lien to arrive were
the tan styles
Derby Shoes for nen
Sugges��� ae warmth and tem -
tart far the eemisig enid weather.
found at Cattail. Quite a number of
men have been searching all along the
shore ever since the storm. Mr. R.
McMillan. ot Midland, has been in the
village duce Sunday and every day
has walked along the brach to Kin -
tail in hopes of finding the body of
bis see, Raymond, who was wheels -
man on the Carruthers.
tal, where he received medical atten-
tion.
—Tho British cruiser Shearwater
has wiled from Esquimault for Mexi-
can waters.
—Fire at Ste. Marie, Seance county.
Quebec, destroyed 911 houses and e0
barns sod "beds.
WINTER •
CLOTHING
You can't watch a hockey match
with comfort without wearing one
of our sweater coats. We have all
styles ranging in price from $2.50
to $af.Oo. Be sure to get your hockey
clothing at this up-to-date store.
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Agents
The Square, Goderich
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HOLMESVILLE
Mia McCormick. of Trowbridge. is
vieiUng at the parsoosge.
The hydro-sl.ctrie men are string-
ing wires In the neighborhood these
days.
Miss l''raoces Potter spent a few
days with Mende in Leeburn last
week.
Rev. K. J. McCormick preached an-
niversary services 1. Auburn cm Sun-
day last.
Mai Sadie McMatit, of the lat cos,
ie visiting ber dater, Mrs. N. W. Tr*
wartba, this ween.
Sabbath was two's day io Holmes -
vide Methodist church. Rev. R. A.
Miller. of Auburn, preached morning
sod evening .tad • large chorus of mea
lead the singing. On the following
Monday evening an excellent fowl
supper was served from dx ..U1 eight
o'clock. These was a dee programme
.wale addee'ssev� Ishtar -
leg
lag eksrgymes
the Ltibb quartette was a feature
ptocecds aueouoted to ilfif.M.
Mr. James Heddle, with sem. other
'poetesses. went north last Monday
to do some Grapple' this winter.
Snrveyols working in the intense■
of the radial road fee Huron ermety
wase la and shoat ear .luau.. .pyleg
a
est the land, e. Teday. r prior.
sole Bakes the young lase see einem
std the OA ewes the.- dreamt
Tho visit of the IeoaguIk& ureic'
tee Raw. 0. T. lfas&. temp bright day
sal the esaveiest hear al carries.mineapanihe ts e.et
Mr. b spoke
e rteopesasy sed iarseetly amilast
the Squaw wells.
willi mauls Bible close hold
a bdewsseastIsg sad .sW smoke
ell the home el Ile. Remy MAW es
f#1 last Mae
11�R•sees a imrM,
eRt1M1EUS
Several came oe typhoid fever ere re-
ported at Ethel el11ag..
Two So. grey .quirr.Iu have tree
sseured by Moen. Asderr.s Bros.,
liverymen from Tavistock.
Several laymen and the three par-
sons attended sae missionary e.awee-
tloa atOederleh lack Friday.
Mr. GMs Armstresg. who M attend-
ing the pharmacy ,Dingo at Tremens,
le a s rano of 'Varsity football tees.
which ed at 'Elegem' oat natter
ds
Tbe deelskrn In the debate 1n Ues
Pr sbytrsiwa cher*, "Reswlved, that
the 1 s re a mors clever rases time
the Ysot.b," was gleam to lM saga -
Use.
Sulest nday
▪ e vepremised is the Mbed1t
'bards hear. Re.. D. Wren., t►o pen
tot, preeskad eaeleeswry service.. at
1Meerale.
Mss. XJssktel. of wistalp.g. and
lies lrsieaerie. nt 11•tny River. wr
sere ovfrlg to t0. dolts.. ID...se e/
Meer taller. s ie a le D.
Moore. The
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SPECIAL STOVE SALE
At 10 per cent. Discount
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We are crowded for
room and in order to get
the floor space we are
offering this reduction.
Come early and get
the stove you want.
Will last until Decembec 13th
Do not think because
the weather is mild now
that it is going to be all
winter. Now is the time
to purchase -your Stove
at a reduction. In time
of peace prepare for war.
Do you consider what ten per cent. means to you? A Happy Thought Range with reservoir and high
shelf which ordinarily sells for $ o.00 you can buy for $45.00 a saving of $5.00. Save money by buying now
and paying cash.
Or on a Radrpant Home Heater with oven, which sells for $5o.00, you can save the same as above.
We have a Iairge assortment of Oaks and other heaters to choose from. This discount applies to all the
stoves we have in stock.
When you want any work done do not forget we are headquarters for plumbing, heating, eavestrough-
ing, electric wiring, etc. All work promptly attended to and fully guaranteed.
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Chas. C. Lee
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