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all Automobile' AcCeaao.ies, and do supply all your
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We do every class of repair work and have the goods to
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CHURCH CHIMES.
LOCAL TOPICS.
Good l
TLe toed Mid committee has re -
calved a ooalrlhsNos of �D from the
NU. Sabbath mbool Med ole of M
from Mr. B. O. Manahaps, of town.
i
The Welted°, emit asked IM ri 1falw+M sur M Tweeds whew h• N
Vas "!� >�
to Wend • rant e' Its -eamsnd al the 1Rtlh batsmen .t
Is apparel which r Vase t to vsy w es
deeed w�
to I the seem/ otep•M width
.,use f *, twrideat' *Maid rthe
, and "A •tl•� M the
thee bels t1d�e.t>wsh.tot aaMil.:t� .srlflet6o w
s.eDm. critical M wee seta -
tied
1 appp� hada,
and arrived oslL •
lath Ilse. Imagine a starer g.st1t- ei hoots before bee deal •,1d
mw
well oil to two p.sdted eras a most lovable ethlld. Heek.p. a •�C><Gwi w a pair of trotteers wN ib the � 1 ��
♦ 'melds* d the ist...sos of u••lq' ...11 he Isv tie irtsoae
le 0dericb will be bsM at the town
MU om Monday eveMit� seat, 71h Inst.. mat width Steed to aert.stioo scan
tat o 8 defeat club
a to b M wt* be lisped lie t+eake M 140
town boob club ace to be elected 1 ..tlsmaa, very
and other lrYmeted. aid Pm�ada fwelleetimed, arrivedp wear-
gaallme
a are Wetntemetedted
d a great puke �� pati pi O Ines to iamdl
game are bvit.d to attend• •ylsg the ty 'la 1 um-
brella" boldin with • pities of
white sloth careila ed. Ladles
reared wbo bad resurrected
which
evident y were • •t
¢ b, et the fes who were
tesit> - eesentm 1s a ( shocked to Mara of her death. She
wait a Member of St. Paul Sunday
*shod, wSep she wY M very WWI
ler with a fide oracle of yosngl>llsaa*.
oasis whom her death cast • deep
em
from the tome of the win team ber-
d*ue awl/Idea at SA) ?u.day after -
soon to Hamilton cemetery.
Too Mush Mesabi.
lbilowist s visit to too" :Me
day b! • ITe vis t to t o"
health macer, mon
are takes to oest'ssl the opt -
duels masks is tains. A proc-
lamation iee.sd by the load health
board
m.
The t�Ys M Is
the flost and .fool be
carefully read by those ongo.ened.
G. T. R. Timetable.
A new O. T. R. tim.tab1 mese lata
effect November Nth. A few obaMss
are made affecting Ooderrh. Th••
tete train arrives now at 11646 bootee&
of 11:56, leaving Toronto at 6:bO in-
stead of 7 o'clock. The 4:60 t�pp.. t*.
Whin from tiodericb arrives et Toron-
to at 9:40, hatred of 10:15, the wait at
Stratford being out out. Thus, in-
stead of a poorer service, es some
Ilse. ars getting, there b •nifmproved
service for (Jodie lob.
Victoria street Methodist cburch is
having special sec vices even y evening
this week. Sacrament tat the Lord'a
Supper next Sunday moaning.
The 11 niterial Association will
meet in Knox church at 2 p.m. on
Monday, December 7tb. It is import-
ant that every Moister in town
ebottld be present.
In Knox el:uceb lbs sacrament of
the Lied's Supper wi'I be di mended at
11 o'clock nest Sudsy morn -
Mg. A full •tteadagce it expected.
In the evening Rev. Geo. R. Rase will
discourse on "The Uoity of the
Christian Oberth."
"German and the Bible" -this will
be the sub t of a sermon by Rev.
Wm. H.'lighten on Roeder night
1n the Baptist church. Mr. Wrighton
will dolt• with be ministerial breth-
ren In the moraine, by preaching on
"06ekne. Unly, atter which the
Cold's Supper will be held.
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Canadian Clothiers
LEVITZ A URRA
Propionate
hristtnas
IS COWING
"'
Prepared with a
.pedal line of
Ladies' bad Oasts'
Overcoats
These see high-grade
git meta of good work-
manship and we guar-
antee M. Prices richt.
Also a full tree of Reefs'
iuites te
ert a..
worth Ismaetles.
Our Friday and
Saturday Sale
includes a gond Ude of
tedium' Mitbt*ry.
tri masa shapes Is rtes8
and v.vcN- Regular ♦1.e0.
t2o>,9:MDaItM.M. ht*
day ani bibiday, 1N
Levitz $i: U
4111
Caner Mestled tuai
weddt1 goose of yea► t 'man
present, the defect. of a few rents and
tsarslei d determfoed effort*
JOHN t{RRNIUHAN.
m. late se
Jobs Kern base who
death oosurrtss on the suedd of Nov-
ember was retarded le last week's ,
to mums, into tbem, befog remedied adnal, was born o* the eorheaet
by the generous use 01 bootlaces sad meat t t Irel•ad, !larch 16th. 1884,
twin.. The early pert of too eve eta. and was thus at the Lias of bis death w
was emit Ie the es t of verbs. well on le his eighty -mooed year.
��mss, for whisk pea peiw le Owing to the Undo* then ratting In
tea wit b the of toe sesados Ireland. w Krraieban tangly in 1808
were given. Me.. Ewes woe the emigrated to Canada. wtUisg In the
lady's p iso, consistlnof a basket a township of Heinel.y. In IVectworth
For the Sailors' Memorial.
Councillor Frank EUlott has been
corresponding with a Doted New
York sculptor who has forwarded cuts
of two tablets especially deelimed for
tbe proposed sakes' memorial. Rash
tablet is entirely original in design,
executed in Moose and mounted upon
a granite base. Mr. Elliott has a prop.
citation to lay before the town cosn-
cil at its next meeting whereby he
hopes to have one of the designs sel-
ected and the monument completed at
an early date.
Christmas Seals on Back Only.
Th. Canadian postal authorities
bays asked that.peciel intimation be
given throughout the Province that
Christmas reals must be used or.
the back only of all mail matter.
1111s is specially stipulated by
the Postmaster -General •t Ottawa.
No mail haying seal on the face
can be forwakded to de.tinatioa.
All such mall will br beld back as
contras to regulations. Thousands
of peopl throughout the Province are
already using Christmas seal. To
any one of these the above may be a
vital matter, as important mail roaster
may not reach its destination it the
Posttaaat1er-tieneral'e order is not ad-
hered to.
A Splendid Cuomo
The far-famed Hambourgs, the Rus-
sian musical artists, pee • magnifi-
cent cocoon in Victoria Opera .House
on Monday evening. Tbe lovers of
good music who were present declare
the performance was full up to their
high ezpectatfoaa. The cumbers
given were d • ciess which mold per.
haps be.ppreciafed to the tali only by
those whose earf have been trained to
recognise the liner elements in musi-
cal composition, but suclea variety of
selections was prevented, to . violin,
'cello and voced music, that everyone
preset must.bave been well pleased.
The attendees Was not so large as the
merits of the performance dampened,
owing probably to the many attrac-
tions that have been before the public
recent Ie.
Rev. W. K. Heuer will conduct both
services nest Sunday in North street
Methodist church. Morning subject :
lobo 17. Communion service in com-
mon with all the churches in town.
Evening subject : "Christ's First
Gnat Battle : Man must be the Son
of God."
A very uncommon event will take
place os Sunday morning in Goderieb
wben all the Protestant churches wild
bold a simultaneous oosomunion aer-
vioe. T6is has been erraaged in order
to give a spirits•l etlinakse to the
Christiane of all daBsssidaHois. Itis
hoped ,bat every mamba of the var-
ious churches will be present at time
services, and thus make the Sabbath a
time of uplifting and blessing to onr
town. O*e beautiful feature of them
services will be the reading of the
same Scripture lemon from the 17th
chapter of John, and a sermon on the
Ise subject "Christian Unity."
Services begin as usual at iI a.m.
The launch of The New Ere,
We have received a copy of the first
isms of The New Era, published
Victoria Harbor, Oat., by Mr. Athol
McQuarrieformerly o< Th. **gaol.
It is a bright, neat. newsy eight -page
paper, reflecting credit not only upon
the editor and 61s staff but upon the
bueloeas community represented in
its advertising columns. A newspaper
is to • large extent • reflection on the
nrnnm»nity in wbkh it is published.
and it The New Era maintains the
standard set in its initial issue those
wbo see it will receive an Impression
of a live. progressive business matte
.videaelag itself in the columns of a
live. pr.gnsive newspaper. So far
as the sessespeleeot of the Dew paper
is co ed, Te. Siegal, with sev-
eral yews' acgoalntatsee with Mr. Mc -
Quante. looks to The New Res to steer
a •traigbt, honest course, to deal ably.
as well as honestly, wit\ stay reeks
that •zona to its bands. and to be a
leader in every movement for 16e
good of Lb. community. We wW the
youthful pubUostiog g lite and its
editor sncosse and joy in his work.
A Success. _
The Britannia «behead t K the a
Ones Society p "�1feP�1rM1Wa
of 1914e to a crowded hoose on y
evening feat. The evening's program
a sslatid Df • number of temente songs
in whisk the cosiness were the par
dominant feature. Tbe stage of the
opet• house was prettily dmotttret.d
with festoons of fours.. whish bar-
moeised well with the te'et s d t e
sesefeemev ��Maet
mesdiee, and Mr. W. . Mornay took
the gestleawan's prise, • box of canned
goods At tbe OOSdusioo of the
mantes the gentietuen were Invited to
'sleet their partners and • couple of,
ebafn and proceed to the kitebse for
sapper. After an evening of eurpria.s
Ibis was anew one to the guests, who
wondered how forty were to be seated
in the kitchen, but the end was not
yet, for of arriving at t be kirobes
they were directed to the cellar. The
cellar, thirty-two feet ,beg, had been
decorated to such per/setion with red,
white and blue bunting, candies,
Japanese lanterns and large flags that
nota particle of the wails could be
sees. Here in this suht.rranean
g�tr�oot�,tt,00 supper was served, paper nap-
kitM,paper lunch clothe, and all the
old cracked china and dishes being
brought into use. Mks Ailx Ekon-
dere and Miss Mabel Doti' with little
Meeks Bet delle assisted at the tables.
Mrs. Frank Sauodere was awarded
the pe isr for the best ebar•eter dress
by a lady, the pries *Desisting of •
pound of Lea r. Obariie Bleat got
the geitleman's pNv, a.sack of flour,
wbieb be easefully took home witb
bim. The party broke up at 1.80 a. m.
atter the *imaging of 'Tipperary" and
other popular patriotic songs, all the
guests bud in tbeir praise of the bort
and bootees, and unanimous In the
opinion that ,bey had had a "good
meal"
Mr. Arthur J. Chambers, wbo ooze -
Med the puirit in the Baptist church
cast Sunday, gave an interesting ad-
dress In the evening on "Cbioa: It.
People and Their heed." Mr. Chair
hers was in China during the Boxer
ri
iag stf 1900. He said the Boxers
were a igimtny or i;asiad as • soef.ty
foe 'Werra] per posse sad whit times
the e "Fist of Harmony."
de-
veloped 11110 lbs bloedtihirety sorb
they bream because of tbe slaughter
h!! the Germans of •any defebedsum
Ifebeea le their aocupstios of Tues
Til-: the lortte.d position innitair
taken by the Jet) ,nese. Mr.
hers bid • nsmber of Abaft coeur.
Imelndleg a Sgwre of • Chinese
sad a awe of Ike greet w•M whisk is
over Mug seen ole.
Ver
Rash Up.
bsa�h uP se far N TAU OM, lad
sof
'41 resublime ah the Net .t the
sh Jnlu Vhear.
fe wished. i7as d♦
'e• dor is
Owls. Ildbosib.
teeny
Bleeltateess have fresh orders
Flew
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MRSSA*R FROM STA. SMITH.
A ft.mwer of the Great Sews of Last
Year.O
N
What spasm Marie, e ase a�� sow Mpassive•
stesease *bleb has bees Pelted up
tress 16. Weenier ersltb, ,he big
f tar that was lost on lake Su-
on November 9. 1919, dories
meat meow slate ',Mob gm
mos iM rho., wee fossil *few day.
et*! ear Pada hematite cad we.
sthe S.
f MJebaMI • steakiddies.- See S.
iresje mewtg« bits bees peeked
d It Nhem
� Mth W
pew 005
MOM la s leak. Ie maks "lited-
batik beM1ll.t.11ne • fie. It
OBITUARY.
JAMIRS.THOM, MONTREAL
The death of James Thom, of Mon-
treal, former) Crnadl•a manager .f
the White Star -Dominion Line of
ocean steamers, occurred on Thursday,
November 20t b, after a Tong fltee. .
Mr. Thom wee a native of Montreal
and. had been committed witb the
ocean shipping busitseys for many
years. His widow is lister of tbe
Mims Hutchison of Mgerlob. Mr.
Wm. Proodtoot, M. P. P.. attended
the funeral, which took place at Mon-
ttsal on Saturday.
ars
SAMUEL SNAZEL.
Stratford Beacon : Following a brief
111050, Samuel Seasel passed away et
his residence, 109 Erie street, on Satur-
day. The deceased was bon in Strat-
ford nearly forty-two yeas ago and,
with the reception of Oruro years in
Detrdlt, had resided beret all hie lite.
He was a barber by trade and was
widely known tbroughoss the city.
He was the son of the late Samuel
Sesssl. Besides his wife. tinea broth-
ers and these sisters seervive. They
are: -Stratford: AalleeTorostok
Arthur, dierith ' Mrs. Atkin,
Stratford ; Mrs. ?ambling. London,
and Mrs. Stahl. Ifaileybury.
MRS. .1. A. SUTHERL*ND.
The people of Goderieb were
sboeked by the sews of the death of
Marini P1.rgsooe Coate. wife of Mr.
J. A. Sutbvr'aid of Toronto which
eeeurred on Friday last at the Cottage
Hospital, Throat*. Mn. Butberiand
was the ugly child of Mr. William
Coats, registrar of deeds for Huron
count sod Mr..Owte, and was a revid-
est of Ooderieh before bee raw -lame io
September, 1911. She wse rely in her
twesty-sixth year, and bee death le
tiease of fresh young wtestonbood
i. &ply deplored by her any
friends. Besides her sorely bereaved
hothead, she leaves tem batty boys,
ase .sly a mouth old. The remains
were brought to Godes doh shad the
funeral took place on Tingley after -
soon from t6s sassily reeldesoa on
North street to Ma1Uma& cemetery.
Rev. Geo. R. Rose conducted the fun-
eral services and the pallbearers were
Geo. D. M t, Dr. Shaw and H.
T. Ranee et Melon asd Andrew
Porter, Ohm. Osrtow and F. R. Hod-
ges of Gdmioh. Among Ibose pres-
sen,
reyeat at the fumed were Mrs Arrhl-
bald. of Ottawa ; Mrs. Itasmrtaoe, of
ge.ilteet stew son. a.trw, of
Or.' Neve; Mr. Rohe* t Odle. of the
Department of Labor Ottawa t Mr.
Randall R Watson. of Leedom ; Mr.
Mil red AteMbald, of Most red; Mr.
Rd Macpherson. of indianapolis; Mr.
J. K. M sepber.os. of Wisdom, Out '
Yr. Wiliam lracpher.00, of the 01.11
8.s vice, Ottawa. A s.mber et
friesd" rt the tea ity f.o t Clinton.
their foresee .place of reSl...e, aIle
were pi *sent.
NORMA CHRISTIE MCLAREN.
TM hollowing wkteb we take from
TM dset Veed-
wntsu.IoIhethter of • .
r.eld.nt el MM.1.
1.
tee of
=11f.Cli., d Mrs.
hire kttt tee R3smfltos a the re -.I
eeire of the news et Ler grandlaugb-
A belle smp.a.re d eye reetly wUl
be emended to Lieut.-Oo'. les. I. and
Mrs. McLaren, In the tether t*44..
4.•ab yaitssd. worming their four-
iwswrta-yre r -old sligbter,Raria& Obfr1.
Ho Moat ldymmsdsrta.iliumusailfe=
.oMtrek of
kepi bee ftp..s4.tnl
for t M
lied fern of the ems At *dds.s -
ui she to retool, lbs, liar
w.skessd failed to Ms b.
Maid the wady issid she be.
ease mow *wee mast
tbe .tae T. lusee.-Oer
w
f..Ymmerini fairy ee_Mmnti alias
were 6so.a61 Into Pour Mee, b tb.
wW a Split of a ster.eptissa batons,
�iesde time 16116 they were
.
a astetb.r world. die .4
a1g�1ig taulobss. was a skit adroit-
sit?
satee •y Messrs. Parsons and S s, -
Ili, IN wide\ the asks. tbe town
name. IS emulous fester .1 1.6 \tris
spas war wars pre.mn , M
arsopsopa*.Stewart • oeskeal ra eras
a splendid aditlei to the piogr.m
awl it sel.ettese wars greatly
appredaW. as eta sa.esally 1th thee
. allowed Mtws.ashe \ad b
Mrhad
Mrs. JosBatimas.
else ge of tbe pie fellatloo of the paw
Mgram. eras pretested web a targe
bougwt of white sbrysawMam %
Miss Dorothy Dav1,t* 16. cooties of a
hi .7. makl}g the prose tam km. A lit-
tle( names cet h.i eveuleg's treater
was a tableau In w►le► Miss Hesil
Pelee represented "Oaseda" asd
Geo. M. Klag "firitassie," the
M.1f e.fri
tmawgof peAo aseee.aR by the
A "Poverty Pang."
1,../asslisibeekeLiseili plea
Mese of
M�..atreae.wMr. s.e+Ntw Me.-
tabbd Meas � at Aar a
this sketch height the ,tans subject1* Oot-
bors* 10000 ip ma whittle he died,
mewing tq by steer to what was then
kettlTbe
farm . orskIfetts es a Aka
farm was pmietsad frees
foe IM pseud. awed was then all bush
•saptlag tea The bole of Mr.
isIMO ed.� le Olt Bak
Tea Gm by le
�f1p
You know how everything
_ OP CANADA Will 90�e Y�
■ btpw on cndN-
In (mon Donk of wCanada, sod„ with the money 1a hand.
buy at Cash prices ? ..The dlaoounts nal kelp to sure./ your bat
balance. sod you velli haw mads p good start boards flaanclel
lndepandenCe.
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOM BE, Manager.
F. W. Robison, A.R.C.O.
Tim -Una 01
Plaseferte, Grim sad Nag*
Mein ever T. isee's Mak Hare
00DER1CH -.- ONTARIO
RED CROSS NOTES.
Abmeek Chapter, I.O. D. b;., acknow-
ledges with tb•oks & dosatioe of
Eno likliagif. was spot upon thus Mab for ,Jae Belgian relief fund Iron
{ the tons (iodtieicb. . 18ti5 Mr. Masora. J. P. Hunte and A. M. Robert-
o(
•°13.married The following contributions to the
Anne Sturdy, to y lied Crowe front Ooderieb township
are gratefully acknowledged: Percy
klaftsl, 11 bags apples ; Walter Wallis.4 bush. oats. 3 bags potatoes ; W.
Macdonald, 50c ; Mrs. P. Cectelon,
ef
50c ; Herb. Cox, 5 bush. oats ; Mel-
ville Sturdy, 91. The mita and pota-
tocontributed to the Society tioclud-
fog those previoudy acknowledged)
wen sold, the proceeds amounting to
$46.91. Any others who intend matt-
ing temtributions are requested to
two
la�t rhos, ese m
geprot Mum"
a[ Iq p
of Hugh Sturdy of Uod.rieb
toosehip, who predeceased hien sever
yeah. Their fatally were : Riles.
wife of Dr. Armtroeg of lain:bell,
wbo died thirty years ago : Mag..
wife of Major Beek of Toronto :Min-
nie, wife of Harry Montgomery of
Ooderich township, and Norman, ex -
Reeve of Colborne township, on the
homestead. Mr. Kerniaben was prob-
aHy the oldest justice of the peace in
the county, having been appointed in chem in at the earliest possible
1800, and in the old days he did con- n6
siderable work in this connection. to date.
religion be was a Presbyterian, and
for many years was one of the elders
of Koos church. Auburn, es well as
pioneer and Bible class towbar, in
*ll of these activities taking a deep in-
terest and walking to cbucel' for sev-
eral years before horses were • neces-
sity. While • resident of Goderich,
Mr. K.r*Igbas taught • Bible class in
tialtfad, the members of which
showed their appreciation of his ser-
vices by rapier attendance as well as
by many tokens of esteem. He took
a great interest in singing and for
many years gave singing lessons at
different places in the neighborhood.
He was a great reader end was always
well infonssed, and was • contributor
to the press on many controversial
topics, especially religious subjects.
He was the fits, president of the
West Huron barmen' Institute. In
politics be supported the Liberal
pp•arrtty7 though be was by no means •
plartisan. Perhaps the greatest influ-
soce he wielded, however, was simply
that of his serene, gentle, kindly char._
eater. which shoos through all hie
words and act, and gave bim • place
in tbe esteem and affection of els
fellow -citizens whish few ,neo reach.
The funeral servicer on Wednesday of
last week. were conducted by Rev. A.
Laing and Rev. James Hamilton, the
interment Ming in the Oolboro.
cemetery. The pallbearers were John
Breen and Jobn Mooning', of Col-
borne; Peter McBwan and Andrew
HelUday, of Goderich ; John Fine -
land and William Patterson, of Rul-
lett, whose fathers were boy chums of
thedece•sed.
PERSONAL MENTION.
TO MEN MHO ARE SALO.
Do not fail to see Prof. Do.eowend
of Toronto, who will be at the Hotel
Bedford on Wednesday. December 9th,
with a large sample stock of heir tou-
pees and wig*, ther'eatest construc-
tions in the world. They secure) ad-
here to the head, and oaaoot be detec-
ted tram a person's own hair, are a
marvelous protection to the bead and
• neoeesity to enable every bald man
to appear as be ehonld. Over 219.09
now worn by business, professional aid
laboringmen. The free demoo.tra-
llon, oered in private show-roomm
at the hotel, should at least induce you
to call and bays ens tried oo. Reesem-
6er the Hotel Bedford, Godericb, Wed-
nesday, December 9th.
-Mr. Carman Stoddart is home
from Detroit for holidays.
-Mn. T. H. Rothwell, of Toronto,
was in town for a few day+ last week.
- Mr. Alen. Young. of Porter's Hill,
is visiting his sister. Mrs. Ditsel, of
Buffalo. N. Y.
-Mn. James Miller. of Peterboro, is
on an extended visit to her daugbter,
Mrs. B. A. Warner, Keay. street.
Why do statesmen read The Weekly
rias of Toronto? Became it is a
paper with • reputation that le
uoque.tiened. It is tM farmers' bad-
ness paper, and is watching farmers'
interests All the time. Asir, .vas,
from des market reports, which are
acknowledged to be the best in the
Do'ntaks, it is • paper of weigbt.
You should have it come to your
bone every week. All through the
bog winter nights it will furnish a
wealth of interesting reading materiel
of a thoroughly reliable character.
This paper has special clubbing ar-
rangements with The Sun. Let us
have your renewal and add The Sun
to your list of papers for 1915.
GVEN K vitae'
If.RPtaitls0•
PATENTS
st.
- Miss Cbristahel Anderson left on
Tuesday on her return to her home at
Ottawa after a visit with friends here.
- Mrs. Breckenridge, of the Bay -
lick: road, bas ben niece, Mrs. Clifton,
of Newdale, Man., with her for a visit.
-Mr. W. H. Robertson attended
the annual meeting of the Provincial
Liberal Association at Toronto last
week.
-Mrs. John Martin, of Klegsbt idge,
who 1s eighty two years of site and
looks well and hearty, is visiting
friend. in Godericb this weak.
- Mrs. Jas. Farr and Miss Mabel
Farr, of Stratford, were Ostlers in
teen on Tuesday and Wednesday of
tale week.
-Miss Pearl Goode, who bas gained
populist ity in Ooderiob es a muskies
it now teaching piano. barmany
counterpoint at her beim psi Vletoria
sslse.N. ..
- Mks M. Mallough has returned
home after a three sgontb: visit at
Macklin, Rank.. with bar mister, Mee.
(Rev.1 A. Thompson, who baa gees to
California to spend the whiter.
•-Mr. T. H. Race, of leiteb il, a
femme welt -known .eweppsr man.
was is tows on Moseley, In bis capac-
ity as business manager for the Ham -
homing cotapasy 0f .usioal &nets.
11. Arthur&kern, of Totowa,
son of Mrs. Oarrie, (limbo is road. r i•
the general hospital at Toronto. He
has .udeegos• as operation foe ap-
pttBtlliltta Duel at West seeoseb was
bitprogram progreHis
ie 1e •ftead see opo* bits
LOST VITALITY
Cad by bide est*- -' ad Mol
M. Jobs. N.H.,Septembet 19th, 1911.
-lay banker was • post n1/.ow
from hlisey, stem•.k and bowel
trial -MI sod was Avco op by two dos -
las. Se was sdellaarrdd 1e tri yaw rig
hers.. M Mi. ale! mtt•e. 1_ _,_d to
�aa �kss1445f 1aMhas
irem yeas. Yes reesmmead
rig fes big 3. W. Mumma.
AI all daises. ebb a eaMeoar The
liO Pa Oslo Ord. OW
aunt+ fes a l gi�II►
�sr
i .�.�► • frank eme•sa ar
erieessaesr r�
•
You'll e000 be thinking of a way to
please father and mother and friends
at Christrnee time. Tnink of photo -
Your portrait as you are to -
dal isl l plow them.
M soneistaseut today. THS
SALLOWS wrorDIO.
in buying your rubber foot-
wear for the fall and winter be
sure and get the famous
LIFE-BOUY
brand. They are without ex-
ception the beet rubber footwear
made. All the light rubbers
have a patented leather inner
heel that insures double the wear
of any other.
The heavy OuneRubbers for
the farm have tbe beet reputa-
tion and will give s•tisfactloo.
Prime are right. Sole agent for
Dederick.
Geo. MacVicar
•
GRAND TRUNK :',' E
TORONTO
AND RETURN
FARE AND ONE-THIRD
From Station. in Canada. Kiogeloe,
Renfrew and West tbereci
Good going p.m trains Dec-
ember 10, sad aU traits'
December 0 sad 12
Account 'Toronto Fat Stock Meow"
A11 Tickets valid to return up to and
including December 14, 11714
Fun pertkulare sed t Ick eta at t:.T.R. doter
Moe
co.. F LA W ANC B s. ►DOMTown
11mid TWEAK. NC
5utlse Tisk,' Agent P8.. 161. H. L ♦ D
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JUST TWO MORE -
ADVERTISII`G WEEKS
BEFORE CHRISTMAS
atomises,
- N>r' )brit=ctfArrr : -•
Have you commences) to adverti*e your Christ-
mas Goode
People ars getting more and mote into the way
of n their Christmas sh4ping early.
You should we the wisdom of =akin an early
start with your advertising if you want to
participate to any extent in the Christmas
trade.
Christmas gifts will be given and received tht�
year. in spite of the war.
Do your part by letting ale public know what
you have Midler them.
Tse beet adiertieiog medium you can have 14
the ffiignal