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BLYTN.
Trim eeY,
Georaset Nor .-linea Yeses Day
was spent way qquietly is to.; is
foot, it was &boost aa quieten en Besse
day. A number of beans parties hook
place, and a number enjoyed thew
selves w the opeo.ir Hale 1. the
evening a few from here dram. to Bel-
m.oe. •md enjoyed tam e/sive@ at •
. , . Ms, cold lihahv7 weather
we have been bevies( for some them
has mads some of the reade eery had.
and is ooesequeace GORY of the farm -
ere are having a hard tine to get Vo
tows with sf • load and
Does of the oKee' s dddlq/hsew get-
ting low The yth
monthly false !or season lark
place m Tuesday elf this wt.
cuseidering Use state of the rwde
was a -shied crowd In tows
Rev. lir. Shaw, of Attwood, and Rev
T. hi. Farr. rector of Trinity °hereto,
Blyth, exchanged pulpits on Sunda
Rev. W. D. Turner preached in
St- Andrew'. cburcb o0 Sunday on
the war and its coeequences, and in
the, evening Rev. T. Jewitt took a,
similar subject in the Methodist
church, both praying for the cessation
of hostilities In the neer future.
Rtavt Mors Iron Tat WAROtur-
' HIP.-The Reeve and councillors and
the public school trustees were all put
into office this year by acclamation,
e u then was nc excitement bare on
Monday. Reeve Dr. Milne, who bas
served the village and county so faith-
fully for many years, is now aspiring
to the warden*hip of the county and
it is the general opinion hers that he
would fill the position in a fine -class
manner. We understand hie opponent
in mucus will be Mr. John Govenlock,
of McKillop, who also baa been s
member of the county council for
puny year*.
Pt1uoeet MUNTlON.-Mr. T. E. Mo -
Taggart, who is chairman of the
Grand Trunk Railway operators for
this district. was in Toronto during
the past we k attending a meeting of
the district chairmen and superintend-
ents of the road, for the purposeof
settling the wage schedule. We
understand that his wages will be in -
creamed by $10.00 per month Mr.
and Mrs. F. Elliott and family, of
Listowelwho have been ing the
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January 4th, rim. at
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foremost Businers $drool in the
Dominion." WIi'e for it.
C. A. Fe m1e°, F.C.A., Principal.
G. D. FLEMINU. Secretary.
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past couple of weeks with this form-
,er'u. brother bene lett on Tneeday for
their bows Mr. J.a. McMurcble,
who has been on the sick list for were
time, we are glad to say, M (•lowly re-
covering Mr. Miller Begley. who
h s been spending the pert couple of
weeks with his pimentos herr, left last
weea for the West. when he is going
to play hockey with one of the fast
teams of Albert• Mr. and Mrs.
Macdonald and tastily, of Stratford,
spent a few days of the past week as
guests of Mr. Jas. Cute Mr. Geo.
Tyndall and his daughter, Olive, and
son-in-law, Mr. John Ellis, of Chat-
ham, were the roasts of Mr. A. B.
Cern the past week . Mr. Roy Dun -
holm, who Le engaged aa teacher at
Newumville, spent the holidays here,
leaving on Saturdayto resume his
duties Mr. C
Cheer. Roadhouse,
who bas been confined in the hospital
at G•telpb, undergoing an operation,
has returned borne, and it is hoped be
will soon tea main atea tece g r ever.
Misses Reece and Verne Bennett,
of Toronto, who both have responsible
positions as milliners In Toronto,
spent the holidays with their parents
here Mr. Jobn Moore, of Ripley.
spent • few days hen visiting friends.
Miss Pearl Fawcett visited
riends at Toronto this week Mr.
F. Haines, who has been the careful
and obliging manager of the local
blanch of the Bank of Hamilton, left
on Monday with his wife and family
for Palwentou, wbere be will he the
manager, the manager from Palmer-
ston coming ttOtake etwgges of the
branch here Mn. W. Moore end
daughter have been spending the put
week as guests of relative* at North
BIN' Mr. 8. A. Poplestone end his
mother were Kumla- of Kircardine
friends the past week Mr. Neil
McQuerrie, of Stratford. visited with
his father here for a few days this
week.. .. Mr. J. 8. Golden, a former
Blyth merchant, was elected amembeir
of the Dryden municipal council on
Monday.
TSB SIGNAL i 3ODIRIOH 1 ONTARIO
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FARMER'S WIFE
ALMOST A WRECK
R.B/a.d to Heald* by Lydia
F. Psakbeir's Vegetable
Ces•polsed- Her
Owe Story.
KIPPER.
TUESDAY, Jan. 5.
Mr. Harriett Whiteman and friend,
Mr. Verwilyes of Toronto, spent the
New Year holiday with his parents
here.
All the numerous teachers and slue
dents are either gone or going thin
week to their variour schools or col-
leges.
SPK('IAL Stactctrx. - The union
evangelletic service. began Sunday,
the 3rd inst.. with large and interested
congregations in the Pi eshyterian
church. At the morning .ervlce the
increment was partaken of by a large
numbers Rev. Dr. Osten, evangelist.
of Toronto, is in charge of the services
with Rey. J. Richardson and Rev. A.
W. Brows, the resident pasture, assist -
inR
Wtuuieu BULLN.-On Wednesday,
the 31hh ult., Use home of Mr. Ale:.
McBeath wen the scene of a very
Prete wedding *ben s fifth dough•
Ler, Mbi
Mite abet. and Mr. John Jatrott,
a prosperous termer of the town Ilur,
were united in the holy bonds of wat-
rirson by Rey. Mr. \Nods of Bruce.
field. The itie s Dieter, Mtnslolsa ll^
Murtrfe. played the. waddlug.anarebc
The happy couple holt on the evenln
train for a trip to Michigan, followed
by the heat wishes of a Targe circle of
friends and acquainlanceis.
000ERIOH TOWNSHIP.
The members of the Patriotic So-
ciety of Goderich township will meet
at the homes of Mrs. R. Rogers, 4th
concession, end Mn. Robert David-
son, Hayfield road, on January 14th
and I:d h. respectively, et 2.30 o clock,
for sewing. A cordial Invitation is
extended to ail Iodide residing be-
tween the lett line and Golerteb to
&amid any of thew useeetings. The
Societywas made richer by a donation
of $2 i from • friend.
KINGS.RlOOE.
MoRDA Y. Jan. 4.
News Norm. --John Long Jr., win
he unable to resume hie studies at As.
gumption College, Sandwich, owing to
Morel. We hope for hie speed re
covery All the members of Ube
"Wbee i was a tiny hny wile ring- Klnt•il Rifie Association r•ssidlug le
Isla," said the mon with lIWo hair this locality and their ladies attended
'Vie? used te call me ANide.- "f the ball given by tis olnh In Mellon-
wppowaow (boy Gall you Arcblbald." aid hall. Klstan. os Monday of last
=riding, Oat. -" I am a Linares wife
tai a wry bogy woman. Last war/am
I was takes stitll
eestate e1a
book els bad thaat
Ga.Iar
rd lent get n r
rolareely twat
out pall, and my
��slebds wear
'ruled la a geed dec-
ry old I was fader
W este for gore
lies, flat bead mss
ride or r geed.
One fay a Mud at mime sae
trey Lydia ae Plnkbs V •g to bb 1 s
Compound as she .bad been greatly
beiped t aid
soon got by IL
periods ibeeame
natural again. 8M ce Sten I have had
perfect health. In fact 1 have never felt
so well hazy life. Lydia E. Pinkbata'e
Vegetable Compound imi a medicine
many women meed. If you think this
letter will help other women please pub-
lish it "-Mrs. K. C. YOUNG, Tumbling'.
Corner, London, Ontario, Canada.
Women who surf erfront thosedistre■s-
ing 111. peculiar to their sex should not
doubt the ability of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to restore. their
health
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia E.1'Inklsnm'* Yeg.Jrr
ble Com pound will help yoa,wrlte
to Lydia E-Pirib ham M m1144400 40
(confidential) Lty'n.i11asL.furted
vice. 1• . pe
read Bred he troat;.tt
and 1. t C414111.1
AUBURN.
£»ox Oltoaeu Arealvwan&aT.-As- '
K y.r ae� •soleus will he held is
ana •lure►, on Buaday.
Jesuitry 17t at 11. a. e. and 7
rp. e. and win be sowdoeted by Rea.
J. L. at.,
of Hessler. Us the fol-
lowlsg Monday swshei the ansssl
ssppet sad cameo will It. est).
Mier MiWnd Walker, elocutionistof
Toronto; Mr,. J. L. Small. of Hes•
ppms{{e*vr sad the Lobb quartette of
Hdmeav111e will take part In the pro-
snd oddments will tee delivered
gram,
Meese,. Conway, &call and
Reid.
LEEBURN.
TVNJWAT, Jan, lith.
PBtatoleAL MzrtTtox -Mr. and Mrs.
IL Oook and famUy, of Woodmtack,
ere wWting their relatives here at
] l b►eblrt f•teraselj
present
IDeusRe, Seed w ick e t
today......Mr. they. sat Clinton, it
vising at the home of Mr t'erey
Stewed Mimes Shaw and Leak
lacer returned to their resp ctive
schools ea Monday, the former as
Toronto and Use latter at Credltm.
Miss Mary Chilton is visiting
at the home of her brother, Ales.
Otatloo Miaow Ina Williston'.
L4lie L.utesslayer, Ass& and Etta '
Suwert, of the G. 0. 1., nwrned to I
Goderich on Mouday a�ulter speeding
the holidays at their d Wereat bosses.
FINKING Tit New Yet It. -Oa
Thursday evening last the frimuds and
neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Owe.
Moore assembled at their home to
0.lebrate the passing et the old year
and welcome the advent of 1915. Mr.
Moore'. home was former ly the Old
Branch Hotel, of Puha Farm fame,
and its commodious rooms rendered
suitably accommodation for the even-
ing. The ancient !treelrw piled
higb with blazing logs was • nueelty
new seldom wee. Dancing was In
peewees the entire night in the large
dinieg ball. while card tables were
pieced In liferent parts of bethouse.
After Iunob was ',rued many good
mugs were sung. In the early morn -
Ing boors the oo npany petted for
their respective homes. with friendly
good wishes for all and proud of the
tseighbterly love fur which o-rr com-
munity is noted.
KINTAIL
MONDAY, Jan. 4.
week .... As usual Kingsbridge wu
THE NEWS OF THR Wtttuc•-Tis
well represented at the annual KiOtail members of the Kiotafl Rifle Club
p held their annual ball os Monday last,
New Year'r ball, which was reported &Du It turned out to be a big secceas.
the biggest success for yeses ... Mr. John' MacKay bas been
Most of the vacation visltoes have cart
as &trustee for ti. 8. No. 3, to
again left In addition to last 8th the vacancy aused h the rugine
week'. hist of visitors are : Mr. An- meet of J. West ...Mr. Rus. Benoit
tb.wy Mclilynn, of Belmore ; Mr. gave the boys a dance on New Year's
John Cblsbolm, of Goderich; Joseph Eve, Miss Pearl Drennan acting se
Hussey. of Young, Sark . Mitt Reed- hooters.. Mrs. A. Beckett entertained a
ing. of Kenni Nolte ; Miss Gertrude few friend. on Weda,oday'debt.. Mr.
Joys, of Detroit ; Mr. and Mrs. Pat•, and Mn. Robe. MacKay, 01 Kinoar-
rick Dineen, of Detroit; the Mitres dine, were the guests of Mrs. John
Mary end Violet Aestin, of Goderich ; MacGregor on New Year'* Da
Maurice and Miss Lizzie GulBini of MutRa"Ru.on end bendy, of Dunlop,
Goderich ; Mr. Denis Sullivan, st 11.••••- nave returned bonze after 'pending
don : and Mr. and Mn l.r'.ru Moran. . i the festive lesson with her sisters, the
Misses Macburcby Mr: Row baa
ST. AUGUSTINE. !returned to Kiog+fou after spending
TUtr.DAv, Jan. 5th. i the Christmas holidays with bis aunt,
Mauls N(7rtrsL-Tb* members of the Mrs. A. Beckett..., .. A large number
St. Augustine Wowen's Institute will took ID the New Yes''e bell u Hlotail
be "at home" to their friends on Wed-
nesday
on Friday evening, January 13th, from GOOD WORrt ACYNowLEDotD.-The
7.30 p. m. to 11.30 tn. at' the bonze Kintail brancb of the Womea'a Ineti-
of Mr. and MIs. Thomas RobinsoD tote recently sent several parcels of
Pth concession, Seat Waw&no'h. , elotbing to the Belgian consul at Tor -
Everybody come and enjoy aneven- i onto for the relief of iia fellow-ooeo-
ing with the Institute members. trymen in distress. The following
Collection i0 .4 of Red Clow work. note of thanks has been received by
.,Mr. Geo. Brophy. from Chatham, ' the *caviare, Miss Annie MscLen-
Went the holidayrenewing old I as pleaseconvey r�ry t4asks to lbs
acquaintances in tis vicinity ladle* of the ginger Women'* hall-
acquaintances
•i 1. McGuire is lbs guest b, to•ernd of the .urrounding country in
her water, Mew se.Pagof edbehalf of our brave Belgians.
this week Mities M. Redujund ..R,,. F- Vabl(m,
end A. Brophyreturned to Uoderich l ••� l m0eut de Belgium."
on Tuesday ater spending the holi-
day at their rr.pective home* here.
Master Victor and Mies ,Louie ST. HELENS.
Johnston returned to Wingh.ain o0 MotNDAT, Jan. 4.
Tuesday Quite a number from COSMO AND GOING. -Mrs. Fletober,
around hero attended the ball at I'of Springfoid, is visiting her sister,
Auburn last Wednesday night.
WESTFIELD.
MONDAY, Jan. 4th„
NEWS OF THE \WEEK. -Messrs. Ed.
end Wesley Taylor, of Guelph. are
visiting relatives in the ciciuity
Miss Mary Berkley, who has just re-
turned home from Seskatebewan, is
vi icing her sister, Mrs. Albert Camp-
bell ..... We are sorry to hear thrt
Mr. Joseph Stonehouse Is confined to
his bed with pleurisy. We siu7ecely
hope that he will have a speedy rr,
covery Mrs. Ramsay, of Guelph,
spent a few day. visiting at Mr. John,
Wightwan'r and with other friends!
in the neighborhood. Mr. Roy;
Stonehouse has teturold to Stratford
to take up his studies at the Normal
School there . .. Mr. Roy Stack-
house,
house, who is attending Queen's U0i-
versity, Kingston. spent a few
days visiting cousins and friends!
here. We expect Mr. Steck house
will moon be a full fledged M. D . .
So far there has been no ice to skate
on, hit now that a thaw is imminent
there will be water W freeze, and
young people are rejoicing.
KEo•UNIK-Tt'NNEY.-A very pretty!
wedding took place at the home of)
Mr. and Mn. place
Tenney,West-
field, on the anemone of uesday,
IMremher thigh., at l o'cloek, when
jtheir second d ughter. I Z.L., be-
' M , of hi it.. 1'hr parlor was filled
with cast yes and friends of the eon-1
parties when the bride, lean•,
ing on the um of ber hatter, entered 1
to a charming attire of semi blue silkt
whinnied with shadow Ince caught up
with a haiekie of pearls and turquoise, 1
and earreing a hreugtset of white!
est nations. Merdeleenhn's; Wadding
March was splendidly rehdered by
Mrs. William McDowell. The only
attendant was • little flower girt.
Greece Tanney, enusin of the bride,
wetting white silk. The brM.l party
stood under as arch of evergreens and
ribbon sed a white hell during the!
ceremony, which was performed by
Rev. Was. Con way. B. A. After
eon``ratidetfoua had been received, lbs
bet.1&1 party and giseet a sat down to a
sumptuous wedding.0pper. The bride
eras the recipient of man handsome
presents. Ineiwding Men tune china
and limo. The Nide and groom will
teeide at the groom's horn. war Myth.
The guests, numbering about eighty.
are. were from Toront-•, Berlin, i.-+
oardlne, Auburn and Btetb. I
Mn. Miller Mr. J. McGuire and
Coral McDonald spent New Yaarl■
Dayin Goderich.... Miss Jean Webb,
of Victoria Hospital, London, spent
New Yeat'a Day wader the parental
roof Mr. and Mrs. timbale, of
Milton, are visitors at Mr. Sam Coul-
ter's Mies L. Itutberford returned
to Linwood. Mitt L. Clark to Toronto,
Mr. Dnneld Clat k to Perth, Miss
Chris. Miller to Stratford Normal
School, Miss May Cameron to Hamil-
ton Normal School ; Misses M. Duroio,
M. Miller, Nins, Class and Winnie
Woods and Mr. John West to Luck -
now continuation class; Mr. HIewart
McPhereon, Mir Versa Woods and
Miss Dela Cranston to Wingh&m high
school ..Miss McKenzie, of Guelpb,
is vi.iliog with her aunt. Mrs. W. C.
Webb.. Mrs. Wright and son, of Brant-
ford, ■pent. New Year's week with
Mr. J. Humphrey.
The *Moots opened on Monday, Jan-
uar atb, with teachers std pupils h
their respective places.
The 'nowhere of the Bible clan
spent • very pleasant social evening in
the school -room on December 31st. A
good program of music, recitations
and games was given, after which re-
freshments were served.
tdtse•lhe bride of lir. }Kest: 1Lseh•t -
Not ,.very powerful man has lemma
ahle to sent Ada Ida reputation.
FQR 1TSPEP1'ICS
We have good news for every person in
this town who has any form of stomach
trouble. It is about • remedy for indite&
tiro and dyepepsta that we have m much
faith in as to oiler it to you with ort per-
sonal
erIsonal guarantee that if it dos not felrrve
you and satisfy you in every way, ens wiB
rv'fuwi the money you paid for without
question or anpurnent tri any kind. Yoe
nsJt nothing; ether Rezall I�y'p!jra Tab -
Feta ends rtheve your stomach aalmenta or
the money yrs p&d for them win be handed
batt to you. There is no red tape about
our guarantee. It means just what it oars.
Your word is enough. If Renal Dyspepsia
Tablets don't satisfy you. the massy is
yours and we want you to have it
Resell Dyspepria 'reheats soothe the ie -
flame stomach, check krodium used Ma
tress, stimulate a healthy ssastbos 01grI►
tris juice, aid in rapid and aoatfarv6ls
digestion of the food..ad help to gtdobly
resent, the teemed! tola7+reenfortaNs(, -
•5. pqn. hoetismltdgsrre�sstaaltte (Theyowel dmaremid. Read
Dy�spapi& 1.Aists rare add only M dr
y (100 BawsB abssa and is til ere i
by lea Thea sines. 25c, 60e and 111 00
1 blest. 0od.rteb. OL Dealop, ntario
Amegggemeagnimw
1416.
THE COLBORNE STORE
JanuaryClearing Sale
This Month always offers great opportunities at this store to tet
seasonable goods at money -saving prices.
no foliowing list tells you what we are doing 1n- this Saks Business.
A.
'Oarkolas Walt SWIM. for $10
trimmise,sws Ono Pannus Stole, $16.00, for $10
Oise Marmot Muff, M.* ter $111
Owe Marmot Stole. 110.00. kw $11.7111
One Manses Stole, $6 50, for $4
Owe Siberian Wolf Muff, $93.00. for 116110
Gate Week Meek Coney Muff. 18for .00
One Few Persian Stole. $8.60. for 00
Two Mask Oooey Stoles. 88 80 for •BO
ON Mak Casey Stole, 15.60. for ifs
D & A CORSETS
This week we
Pet i0tn stock a
A pair lampis hal is ser at RIM. They are reel
bttyitt,111»• style and Bnleh quite e 1ual
M gnats /iMac Ne. good deel mon money.
CoA'111 U • M lengths abort lengs but
eneaR►la stab to m.ks a
aid, til.% file tf141111i ISM for S1.2.. 81.75
eta mai. and selm as& bobfonabla weaves,
DRESS GOODS Small Pliles= '.
white Meeks, looks about N • 884001
1
cloth sad the prime are only =Oa25c
SWEATERS Foe1idi'ai °rig and boy(
Altogetber about 30 left
and they are going sow at maker's prices if is
Gad cont, sad ops one, they are bargains.
TOQt E S` Bit only Mh. Regular prloe
V 50c. Sell now al ldo, wbfob
is surely • big bargain.
COA T S Not many left now and •11 last
fall's make. You can take any
one of them for just one -ball regular wllice price.
CHILDREN'S BEAR AND CLOTH COATS
Six red, two brows and one grey. Regular
prices from 12.00 to 12.90. 81.00 w ill buy any
one of them.
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PORTER'S HILL
TrssDAY, Jan. 5.,
Core tee AND Gousu.-John Pickard,
ofTbrdford, is eisitlug in the neigh -I
borbood Harvey Potter returned
boats oe Battuday from Currie's
Crossing, where be spent hie boli -
da Mn. E. Donka and daugh-
ter, Rttb Potter. of Zion City, are
•bidet in the neighborhood Mrs.
Wm. Mater returned to: ber home at
Sprinttbaak o. Tuesday. Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Preece and .hildren spent
a few days at Wesley Vanderburgh'..
Mrs. Robert Armour is visiting
bey mother. Mrs. Elliott.
DUNGANNON.
The Dunganuoh brannh of the
Women's Institute will bold a met-
ing on Thursday, January 14th. for
the purpose of quilting some half -
donee quilts for the Belgian" relief
fund Contributions of left -off cloth-
ing will be received at this meetiog
and bales will be leacked for shipment
to the destitute !Belgians. A concert
is being arranged wbicb will be held
cm January 22nd in the Agricultural
Hall, the proceeds to go to the Bel-
gians.
OBITUARY.
REV. ALEXANDER McFARLANE.
The Winnower Free Press announces
the death of Rev. Alexander McFar-
lane, a pioneer Presbyterian mission-
ary of the Winnipeg district, which
occurred December 15th at the resi-
dence of his brother-in-law, Jas.
Dodds, Young states, Winnipeg. The
dee-mead was seveaty-me years of axe,
and until the last six soothe enjoyed
robust health and the unimpaired
vigor of hie sesmtal powers. Menus.
Andrew Green, ret Ley -al. and Henry
Green, of Saltford. are brothers -ii. -law
of the deceased.
The Fres Press Bays : Rev, Mr.
McFarlane was Imre at Stirling, Scot-
laed, May 17. 1348. He came to Gode-
rich. Ont., le lel, and by dint of hard
work and perseverance earned his
way with honors through Goderich
higb echoed and Kunz College, Tor-
onto. During his college course he
was engaged duringeummer vacations
in missksi work in ,Muskoka, Lucan,
Leamington ■ed London West.
After Readmitting in 1878 Mr. McPer-
lane was called to the pastorate of
Dunsford and Bobcaygeon. Ont-.
when be retnaioed until iskr2. when
in responto the home miesitcall
H1
of the flew West, be abandoned the
comforts of an eastern paatorate for
the hardsbipe of • pioneer mission
field. Since his arrival f0 Manitoba
he had been almost constantly en-
gaged in mission work, refuelig the
ease :and financial inducements of
various town marmoset lore "in
Obedience to lbs heavenly viei .n."
For nine years he had charge of Bal-
moral, Dundas aid Went fields : then
for seven years be was engaged in
mission work M Knuth Springfield.
after which he spent taw years at
Clear Springs. Proem that time all
two years ago he had charge of
various beide on the na takirts of Win. r riper, including Roeser, Umok. Creek
and Prairie Grove. During the past
two years Mr. McFarlane had bees
Ilving in retirement in Winnipeg. He
had a wide elrete d f4i0M in every
district within ♦ rsikma i fogy. taila
re the erre, in whom be bad endeared
himself by his good works and bis
kindlyr, unae.oeing bristle. ebrtrae-
ter. lb. late Mr. McFarlane is sur-
vived by • widow. two sone, A. J. M.
McFarlane, of Fos warm,. and Austin
McF.riaae, of Winnipeg and two
denghtera Mrs- G. W. Bartlett, of
Gladstone. and Kim Rtbxl McFarlane,
of the familia mte.son service of
Korea.
5100.00 IN GOLD.
W wW give one hundred dellen in
gold to any man, woman or ebild that
mass* he benefited try Sagdas hair
Malls. W. are anslous to Mee every-
one by Sagelne for we know it N Ube
hair took tha4 h.a ever bee
iserestrilitvered. e.greine will positively
cure an Itchy sea*, bring life into d.8,
laden hair and add imam. to It.
length. 8ageine M sow ebral,ebie h
Gnd•rieh and M .old soder
• grime -
bottle d Sow
to prim A large
los costs bis fifty rent, S. sere to
go to C. L Ooskki� ddrruegg .tole for other
stores d•s'1 bay..stlt•e•
Wood Olstdbu1Ma by PRM Groin.
- Ordinary est•mwviol grades of wail
Watch
this
space
next
week.
M. ROBINS
Poking Down the Chimney
nay make it draw well -and
it m•y rot. If you call us in
When trouble +ccure well
know bow to fix the matter.
A G lvanisea Chimney Top
mei. be ell that is Deeded to
make your chimney draw per -
featly. We'll put it OD quickly
tug reasonably, the sante as
we do en other kiwis of t
and metal week.
**Mein
Fred Hunt
Hamill on Street Prone 153
A !'Mitis For Fall sad Winter
w' kava • .ound bu-lues peopo.itioe foe
arsllablemonistic ,ale.o.o for til. die
U'kt to sell fruit tree •mall fruit. lower.
WS abreast. en, Pay weekly. outfit tree,
szdtrivv. territory.
OVER goo AGMS
of fruit and omemrn:al .Cork under colli•
vattoo. We .cit through our salesmen din
set to the con -ams upd guarantee delivery
of fresh. hlgherade tree.. Our sannpew
e re v.lsabie by neutron of the nervioe we
give and the edama of bo•tnew doe.. R.-
taM(.ked 35 year., Write PELHAM NURS-
E RY Co.. Tsrsnto. Ont.
P.S. Hatdsoa.e emitters* on reltje-t
Other t0 applleant Or thus' wishing Nuts.
Ory Btook
coming out of tete, nal elevators ereI
foul with weed nerd.-. Analv,is cf five
temples of No. 2 Canada Western oats
taken from as 'many (Cu initial 'leya -'
ton showed 313 n.,xious wed seod
per pound and • much larger numb, f
of other weed wee.. In fla0spurta-
tion some of thee. are distributed
along the railway and introduced lu'o
new localities. %limy wild ogee a.4
mustards fed in uncrushed oats l0
horses will live and pollute farm landte l
Others become nalxrd with the minute
in handling dirty grain and °thew
feeds. Such feed. should he thotoigh-
ly ground, and weedy immure should
tbe:ed or trotted is order Ni deerwy
vitality of weed seeds. -Seed
Br.neh. Ottawa.
There ate men who ■re most scru-
pulous in debts of honor; bot who
owe for eve ctiling Ilse.
Miss Oosehler Undergoes Operation.
Mllvertne, Dec. 22. -Mise Beattie.
(i4laebkr, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
(ambler of tar place, wbo is at pres-
ent residing with her aunt In Berlin,
where Ow i. underlining treatment,
spent • few days at bee home herr re-
cently. when the members of the Jun -
i.), Y. P. A. took advantage of her
visit and presented ler with an ed -
drew. Jewel are and box of bosbea..
A very pleasant evening was sprat,
after which the visitors brought net
their well filled basket* and served
lanehens.
Mir Gisehlies many friends err
glad to know that she is gradually
g alnlsg` in health under the ease of a
e pteialiet, following a resent serious
Zrwe1Ina. Two earl io.e of her spies
en afforded that the speciali.t
flsswd it aeseseary th re•s•v* them and
to pot fa their Sees other hone taken
filen law leglite has Mean eze.p.
tinselly eh.s.ful tbr..u,gh it all.
400111;1141.
ty
Come in Out of the Wet
It is ea3ier
TO KEEP DRY
tinder
Wet Conditions,
than
TO KEEP WET
under
Dry Conditions!
Wihrotu large stock of
Light and Heavy Rub-
bers, Cloth Overshoes
and AralCSe
we are prepared to supply pm
will just what you may mood to keep
your tawdry, warm and enmfortati.
SHARMAN
THE RHOS MAN