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THE $IG2: AL : GODERICH ONTARIO
SATURDAY
Suit and Overcoat Day
Big reduction of Shawl Overcoats for men and
boys. just opened up and are marked at prices for
smart selling. Come today. Have a look.
•n's shawl collar Overcoats in tweeds and chinchilla cloths
$7.50 up to $1 •.r,0
shawl collar Overcoats in tweeds and chinchilla cloths
sa.75 to $7.00
Yen'. black Melton Overcoats, velvet collar, special at
.. 67.60, $10.00. =12.00 and as high as $1 fi.00
New i,d' models in men's, young men's and boyo' Suits ; tweets
(ancc worsteds, blue and black worsteds and cheviots. -
l'• n uten's English Rain ('oats od sale, regular $10 Uf. for $7.$0
few Hats and Caps, new Furnishings, New Hoots and Rubbers.
M. ROBINS
OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O'CLOCK
STOVE !:7.-17:74 POLISH
FOR BRIGHTNESS Its • ! AND LIGHTNESS.USE
BLACK ' ` ►' ' KNIGHT
APASTEHAM
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INoDus-r
NOWASTL THE F F DALLEY 0 ILTON.ONT. No RUST
ORANGE LILT SAVED MY LIFE"
There words or expressions hnv-
Ing the same meaning are contained
in hundreds of the letters l have re-
ceived during the put year. Many
were from women who had suffered
agonies from failing of womb. others
from women who had escaped dang-
erous surgical operat lonaas the
tumors and ulcers had been, remov-
ed by the action of Orange Llty;
and others who had suffered from
suppressed menstruation. louver-
rhoea. painful periods. etc. For all
these and the other troubles known
In general aa Women's Disorders.
Orange Lily furnishes a positive
scientific, never -failing cure It Is
app!. e,l direct to the suffering organs and Its operation is certain and beneficial
As • trial acteally proves Its merit i hereby offer to *end absolutely free. a boa
worth 3k., sufficient for ten days treatment. to every suffering woman who will
writ.' for It. Enclose 3 stamps. MRS. FRANCES R. CURRAH. Windsor. Ont.
For Sale by Leading Druggists Everywhere
TOWNSHIP COUP/Olt- REPORTS
RANT WAWANOMH
Minutes of nommen meeting bold on
November mut, members all present.
Minutes of lost gsesting read and con-
firmed.
Moved b Mr. Irwin, seconded by
M r. Ston. , am Fred Toll he
grouted the prlviMRe of putting io 3i1
of 40 feet moire of tile, so that tbe the
poi tion will thea extend around the
bend oo the Toll drain as advised by
the engineer in his report on the same.
-Carried.
The usual bylaw for appointing pleas
of nomination, places of election.
D.R.O. and poll clerks was read and
The following accounts were ordered
to be paid :-Tbe Blytb Standard. ad-
vertising. $1 ; The Municipal World,
debenture forms and postage, $1.04 ;
0 A. Junes. inspect's. coouact o0
Toll drain, $90.t ; R. Wells, wsei.-
taoce inspection contract on Toll
drain, $9 75: comity treasurer. plank,
$Ill 44; Howson & Lawson. Auburn
bridge piaok. 99.52: Isaac Brown. coo-
crete tile. $41.36: Toll, drawing
tile, 1{.3; S. Petld repairing culvert
on Northerwhet1odary. $2.53; Georgs
M. Robertson. cleaning out creek.
cons. 12 and 13, $t 60; Jobe bblefl,
furnishing tile and putting in culvert,
con. 11. 117.43: Dan. McGowan. dig-
ging ditch and widening road, con a,
$5; Jelin Cook, repairing washout of
drain, con. 5. 50e. ; J. B. Marshall,
putting in culvert and municipality's
share on the Dingwall drain, 110: A.
Porterfield, selecting jurors, $5: Win.
N'igbtmao, selectingurors, 13; JJ.
N. Campbell, selecting jurors end tele-
phone charges. $4 ; J. N. Campbell,
attendance on drainage matters and
expenses in connection with prairie
red. $15: B. H. Taylor, drawing
plank and repairing bridge. cons. 0
and 7, 15.
The council then adjourned to meet
again accordioft to statute on Decem-
ber I:.tb at 10 o clock a.m.
A. PORTI RFIRLn, Clerk.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment on November 3rd. All members
present. Minutes of Inst meeting read
and approved.
J. Duff put in claim for $208.45 for
h orse being killed while pawing over
a culvert on 4th concession. The
couoeil claimed that they had suffic-
ient evidence to show that the town-
ship was not liahleand refused to pay
the claim.
Moved and seconded that (`ono.
Yeo he overseer for road division No.
:i6 in tbe performance of 1912 statute
labor. -Carried.
Moved and carried that following
accounts be paid : Ooderich Lumber
& Milling Co., plank, $1.88: W. Find-
lay, plank. 11 : George Elliott, plank,
$d ; R. Bulk. drawing and placing
steel culvert, $14 ; %Pestnt, Bros..
cement woe k. $40. -Carried.
Mcved that council adjourn to meet
fitst Monday in December *1 In
o'clock -Carried
N. W. Team ARTnA, Clerk.
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� The LargestYet
That is what our Holiday trade will be
if you make your selection from
BROPHEY BRO'S.
Stock of
FURNITURE
We have at present a full line of Leather
esti Rexine Rockers and Students' Chairs -
the largest in years. Also a new line of Ratan
Rockers ani Chairs, Couches. told Parlor
Furniture. etc. . . Any ot these articles
would he a very acceptable Gift for .tnyone to re•
tests. . Or perhaps you anticipate a nice
China Cabinet, Dining- Table, or a set of
Leather. D(nJ:p,.. • , . 4Jt< :Perhaps • you , have
been building on a nice Parlor Suite for your
wife : if so, we have them in Silks and Veronas --
three and five -piece Suites. . . Odd Dressers
anti Stands in 14 -cut Oak, Mahogany and
I•:rnh,re finish •from the cheapest to the best al-
t+.it - in stock. . . Our line of Felt Mat-
tresses are in great demand by the tired ones
who desire rest and comfort. . . In fact, we
keep in 'tock etery line necessary to furnish the
home from cellar to garret.
Call and inspect our stock. No trouble to
.how goods at the OLD RELIABLE
r ophey Bros.
Usd.rtakers sad Moses
Waft a--- -slob
Rssidance pests 217
,Night and Div
itere hew 150
COLBORNE
The council of the township ot Col-
borne met in the township hall on
Noveml.er Ilth ; members all present.
Minutes of last meeting read and on
motion of Courts. MeLarty and Hether-
ington were adopted.
The following accounts were passed
and orders drawn on the treasoreefor
tame :-James Bucbannao, 43 loads
gravel. $4.311; James Taylor. imppeeeet•
ing cement wall LR.. $3.75; Meier
Morris. supplying tile sod putting In
culvert at McCanns. 117.50; R. McMil-
lan, two loads tile from .Blyth and
pitting in culvert, $14; A. Vanetone,
four ewes and five Iambs killed by
dogs, 159: Jacob Mosier, part payment
cement retaining wall LR.. S60; Oli-
ver Cook, gavelling and ditch on L.
S. R.. $5.25 ; Goderich Lumber & Mill-
ing Co., plank for bridge at James
Young's. 0+; Joh* D. Parrish, repair-
ing culvert on con. 10, $4 50: S. Pot-
ter. supplying tile and putting in cul-
vert on coo. 10, 116.
Letter received from M. G. Cameron
re cots of the Nest Wawanoth law
suit as presented to him by Proudfoot,
Hays & Killoran. Mowed by Coons.
Young and Melarr v that no action 1,e
taken.- Carried.
Meeting adjourned to meet on
December 15th at 10 o'clock a.m.
R`MCILw•Ate, Clerk.
WEST WAWANO$H
Council met on November 12th ;
member -s all present: Reeve Wm,
Bailie in the chair. Minutes of last
meet ing rend Nod passed on mot ion
of Conus. Murray and Mallougb.
Treasurer's it ttement for Septem-
her and October read with receipts of
$1515.97 and payments $628.73, bel-
lied! $t.47.24. Report filed on motion
of Conn.. Medd aid Naylor.
V. M. Roberts. township engineer,
was prevent and gave a detailed ex-
plenetlon of his field notes, also of
map and profiles an far prepared cf
Young drain !survey. Thin were he
estiacatr• will met 114 27.40, of which
roti ship will tiny $lam.
This report. a 6nI.hed Dopy of which
has eine. been filed by the clerk, was
ordered filed qn motion of Couns. Nay-
lor and Murray.
Amounts amounting to $1579.55
were passed and paid on motion of
Couns. Medd and Mtirmyr
Motion by Couto. liellough and
Medd. that commit adjourn to meet
it. Dungannon Aarleuitural hall or,
December let .t one o'clock p.m.,
wben all ratepayers interested in the
Young dride proposition are expected
is attend.
mcil will meet for getters' busi-
oi Deemsh'r lath in towasbip
h all tat per statute.
W. A. W i u,ohr, (:nark.
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TWE CAOst Oil RNiUMATI$M
It 1' trenssstty sgppoeed that rhe u-
mra4iees Is hnlilrsht os byeoM and
deem *Moses ea the ~lase of the
hely, bit t►ls theory M w roag. Oo[d
and camp oat 'settee timed/seem that
is settled In the bleed. Rbennsatleas
is a blood disease sett Rhe suso is guar -
settled to remove the eels sed eerieh
the blood so abet eels said outset ex-
ist. ls • wonderful rime-
in
sow It =rwr have rb*trtuslirrw
in asy (brim dst t delay goiter to P, J.
Bu tlamd`s dreg atom sad get a bet t M
of Rheum, today. 91.69 a leetts bel -
tls. Da slue te go to F. J. amuses.
ethelr esesoa eew.loty Tw•
OA= MON OF Two
MINS STANOINS
Ceroid ter Na -Dov -Ce derv, e4
Uaeeed, Llter/ee sad CAlesedp..
You know how lard it is to gel rid ot
• cough that has hung on for even two
weeks, lel Moue two niacin'. So you
will appreciate what Na -Deo -Co Syrup of
Linased. Licorice and Chlorodyne did
for Mr. Patrick hollered, of East Baltic,
P. h. 1. liess)a.
"I suffered from a backing cough for
over two months. 1 tried several reme-
dies, but they- failed to cure me. At
last 1 tried Na-Dru-Co Syrup's( Linseed,
Licorice and Clilotoih ne, and gut such
relief that I tried more, and after using
three bottles was absolutely cured."
-The unique, sciestific combination of
three such reliable remedies makes Na-
1)ru-Co Syrup of Liaised, Licorice and
Chlorodyae the hest preparation that
that has ever been offered for all sorts
of colds and toughs. Get a 2Sc or Mc
bottle from your Druggist and see for
yourself how effective it is. National
Doug and Chemical Co. of Canada.
l,im.ted. 333
RURAL WOMEN MEET
Ostend Women's Iastitebs in Coovemties
Review Wark of Year
If any one wanted to see what an
all-round advance had been made by
the rural women of the province of
Ontario they should have attended the
annual coorrnuon of the Ontario
Women's Institute, which was held in
the Foresters' ball, Toronto, on
Thursday and Friday liar. There were
700 feminine representatives from Oo-
tarlo villages and farms present et the
convention. Begun as $ place to swap
recipes and general household lore, the
women's i0-titutes are now branching
out in many directions in order to
fully live up to their motto, "For
Home and Country." To sum up all
their splendid endeavors it could be
said that they are now doing in the
country districts what the local ooun-
cil of womeo strive to carry out in the
Cities -
At Thursday morning'+ open-
ing session, Mrs. William - Bacon.
of Orillia, presided, and Rev. Jam.. W.
Pedley officiated at the devotional
exercises. Steven hundred and eighty
institutes were represented and the
prosperous appearance of Ontario's
feminine farmer folk did not look
much like hard times.
First came reports from breach in-
•titutesand much good work for the
general good of the various c,mmun-
Wes, esp..cielly in relation to, bfld wed- j
tare was toed. At eleven o'clock
"Medical Io.pection of Rural Schools'
was the subject. Mrs. %, Ikon, of Park-
hill, told how ber district was roused
to the importance of medical inspec-
tion by a sweets there by Dr. Helen
MacMurchy two years ago. As a re-
sult, the community was s0 rouged
that a medical inspection was taken.
and fifty per cent of the children
found defective. Medical attention
bad been given to sixty per cent as a
result. In closing Mrs. Wilson moved
that "the Ontario Women's Institutes
should agitate for medical inspection
in all tbe rural ecbool.."
Dr. W. E. Struthers followed Mrs.
Wilson with an eloquent plea for such'
w system. He told of the good done
b7 such work in the city achbols in
giving every child a chance. To make
the schools a centre for an all-round
devetopneet of future citizens should
be the aim, declared Dr. Struthers.
The illustrated views of the medical In-
spectiooa of We schools heightened the
strong impression made by his address.
At the afternoon session Mn. C. 14.
Horning, of Hamilton. presided. Mr.
,Geo. A. Putnam. superintendent of
women's instituter, in his annual re-
port, gave a most comprehensive re-
view of what the women's institutes
meant. He considered it an honor to
be connected with work of agricultural
betterment and instruction. The pub-
lic, too, he noted, were being taught
by prrsestt high prices to take a keen-
er interest in such problems. He .poke
of the inodeu beginning of the wo-
uren's institutes and their ever ex-
panding interests which were doing so
much for individual efficiency and
ambition. family lite. community pride
and attainment and for the entire
country. Five or Si* years ago On-
tario led in the formation of women'.
Institutes, now British Columbia, Al-
berta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and
New Brunswick were doing good work,
Prince Edward Island end Nova
Scotia lad made a begioniag, and
Quebec, though not itemising govern-
ment aid. was making a start through
private individuals.
No rural district, said Mr. Putnam,
could afford to be without its help to
bring about a better social life, a finer
neighborly spirit. The beet women of
the community, handed together, must
mean an untold power for good. Much
of the time now devoted to social
functions in our large cities might
well be spent in tictivili.s such se
(l o•e of the woman s tambours. Moms.
of there were : The securing of land
and beautifying it foe parka, the ss-
tsblisboent of halls for mesthsets and
the social life of the iertitubq devote
Ms fonds to the eare of the b.lrka%
true netgbhorlinees to to the
needy and widows.lasgoetion
in schools. the establishment of
closer bowl of t.liowsblp betwese
neighbors. the si•akleg of a Mead to
whom yes feel that yes ears sea*lide
everything and who will stand by you
is the day of trouble or need, the
eos.Nerstios of the everyday active -
ties and reepossibllkthe of . ;boom -
Tosnake the last and beet tIoed of
reed ab d authorities the cogs son
�e .pis. o[ tis eoararoe �.n.4. ubould
M W tb .tett of tM i..tlwur.
A esateal berme for tb. collection ,
aaddbe.tttlaettee.1 this knowledge,
mvileerwsee by teetrausts to re
metal direst bt��advise �he need ..Ht
work.
Mr. nitwit above all emelt his
bearers to taloa kens intermit la the
geboels. N. world Ilse to is. mermen
on the boards. .Not Gaily a keenest
interest in the t1adlee but la the su-'
aeration wee seeded.
The vale of the demonstration
work was aim dwelt K Asmhei
tsstque /maims d eseions lee gg
this year Mr. Putman' said *1gii;m7
meaty there M a •Nvseeb-oet engemr
lee" to repose Areas who de
fli wised hs. ossa Oven 111,010 their g ` ,lima_
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"Wasn't That a Dainty Dish to Set Before
A King" -and Queen?
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THE dish in question was a beautiful,
sparkling Shirriff Jelly made from one
of the "fancy" recipes inserted in Shirriff's
Jelly Powder packages. It was
served by a Toronto hostess at a
fashionable Bridge Party. It was
her "trump" card. No guest could
resist it. As a hostess you, too,
will find Shirriff's Jelly your high
" trump" when it is time to play your
hand with the refreshments. There are
many unique ways of serving it io com-
bination with fresh or canned fruits, pre -
,serves, ice cream, nuts, dates, figs, maple
syrup, wines, etc. Look for the recipes in
Shirriff's Jelly Powder packages. Shirriff's
Jelly - the dessert delicious - is
a high-class, wholesome, pure-fotaf
product. Over
a dozen "fruity"
flavors. 10.
cents a package;
3 for 25 cents. Sold by
almost all grocers.
Try it for your next
dessert.
FOR
PA
CARD
RT1FS
Mnmffs Jelly
To introduce Shirriffs Jolly quickly, individual ahteetum jelly
moulds are given away FREE. Ask your grocer about it.
Institute has introduced the method
of using cement foe the preservation
of trees. In another district, the
members of an institute , give their
orders to the merchants so that they
may be filled and delivered before six
p. m.
Drunkenness Can be Cured
Altura Will do it
Alcura, the widely -known treat men
for alcoholism can now he obtained at
our 'tote. It is guaranteed to cure or
benefit, or money refunded. Remedy
that has been tried by thousands gni
found to do just as it claims.
Drunkenness is a disease. Those
who are afflicted with the craviog for
liquor have to be helped to throw it
off. Alcura No. 1 can be given secretly
in coffee orfnod. Alcura No. 2 is the
voluntary treatment.
Help your loved ones to restore
themselves To lives of sobriety and
usefulness and to regain the respect of
the community io which you live.
Only $1.00 per box. Ask for free
booklet. E. R. Wigle, druggist, Gods -
rich. Ont
New Train to Winnipeg
The popularity of Canadian Pacific'
service, and the excellence of that 1
road's equipment, has been so greatly
appreciated by the travelling public
that it has been found necessary to
put into service an extirely new
through standard express train be- 1
tween ToroLto and Winnipeg.
Commencing on Sunday, October
26th, the "Gate City Express" 1
Toronto at 2.31) p.m.. and will run
daily thereafter, nrriving in Winnipeg
at eight a.m. second morning. The
train will consist of the highest -class
modern equipment : Comparttueot
library observation car, standard
sleeping can, tourist sleeping Par,
dining car, first-class coach and
colonist ear. This will be found the
most convenient and hest train
between Toronto and Winnipeg on
account of the daylight hy departure
from Toronto at an hour when the
Union station is not badly congested,
and *leo on account of the early hour
of arrival at Winnipeg.
The present "Vancouver Express"
will continue to leave Toronto at 10.20
p.m.daily acrd will consist of the same
equipment as the "Gate City Express."
This train is the beet to takefor points
woofed Winnipeg. bit for Winnipeg
and east the "Gate City Express' is
the right train to travel hy. fi0-tf
Full particulate from any Canadian
Pacific agent or write M. 0. Murphy.
district paeeepger agent, Toeing*.
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Lumber and
Building Material
for sale in large quantities
THE PAGET GRAIN DOOR Co.
are now prepared to supply all kihds of build-
ing material, having a large stock of all kinds
of lumber on hand, including Ontario White
Pine, Shingles and Lath.
'Hardwood Flooring and Inside Birch
Finish a specialty.
Call and see our samples of Birch Finish.
Soft and Hardwood slabs for sale by the
cord.
The Paget Grain Door Co., Limited
GODERICH '
• For Headaches •
Here's the Reason and the Cure
Most pcopts at some dew or mother setkv from
headacbee--disordered stomacb, nvx oe M.wels is
the cause --any one combo eared -ons woman sane
Chamberlain's Tablets did more for rtes the-. 1 ever
dared hops for -.cured beededaee--w.••,•:,•'i--ss-sad
Weed rap my whets syes,m-1 fad like a sew -o-
men." No case tee hard for tress Sita red Math restorers- 15c_ a
bottle. Druggists and Deelsra, or by Mss
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