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What better remembrance can you give {
year friends than a lair of dainty Slippers ? .
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You not only offer them many days of
comfort and satisfaction, but also teach them a.
that Slippers are sources of pleasure and con-
tentment. Every morning through all the
year they will think kindly of you.
This 'season we are showing tbe largest ;t
variety of colors and styles at the most reason-
. 3. able prices. •
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THE eIG21:AI• OODEJtIOH ONTARIO
1111PhanA7. JAunAs'r 7. 1911
EAEr GARAGE
for Ascii ilobiis, Motoreytle, Gasoline Engine and
Bblyd. Repairs by fully qualified mechanics.
Skates sharpened, 15 cants
EAST STREET GARAGE
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illadieran Estate
enelneive Wets Stir -
SCRANTON
COAL
for Goderich and District
Egg Coal, $7.75
Stove and Chestnut,
per too
BEi9T COAL MINED
Any quantitybast all Maple
Slab, Mixed ood, Hemlock
and Kindling (Cedar or Pipe.)
TELEPHOMES. winos pt
residence tits sr Al
Clinton School of
Commerce
Re -opens January 5th, 1915
Canada and Oanadlans will have
their Big Opportunity oolsmeseiai-
ly at the clops of the present war.
Prepare 'cured, to gimp this 'Op-
portualty and with it your mimeos.
Courses: -Eleni jilaphic, Commer-
cial, Civil Service and Farmer's.
To those who are usable to become
regular atteadans lessons will be
gives by oorreepondence.
NIGHT SCHOOL
Classes is may course or subject,
Tuesday and Thursday,
7:20 to 9:30
TOPICS.
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let as 1ti»iirenaNwatrai��4.4
The Mark toes orebsstee played for
the bachelors' and beoedicte .baq at
Besfortb ea New Year's night .
Mr. A. J. Cooper shipped this week
two serioedo of barley and one of
este to Liverpool. England.
The fsangural meeting of the now
tows eoopril will take place on Mon-
day sett, at Il o'clock a m.
At Ibm `til theeli of the tow.
earscil for 11114 A. O. Nisbet sod A.
W Robertson were appointed aodk as*
forTear.
Tba took 00. will ooeu y
tbe Opera Holies all next week,
sing IIIb January, producing b-
alsam bills at popular prices.
The sum of $1(16 was taken in the
offering at the special service of Inter-
eewiom on Sunday afternoon. This
goes to a., B.Igiao relief fund.
The Pendell Stock Oo. Ball your at-
tention to the feet that nn Friday
eight, the loth. they will give a special
seenlo production of "The Rosary."
The Obilitres's Aid Satiety will bold
its regular mosthIseese.Ung no Tues-
day. January Iftk..4 416 o'clock, i.
the Boort boom. All tbo. who .re
Intrreeted are cordially Invited to
attend.
Mr. Geo. B. Houneell, formerly of
Wingttam, has purchased the bakery
busioetss of H. R. Stow(, Kinjetoo
street. and la already to possession.
We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Ho.eneell
to our town.
The date of the concert to be given
bythe Stewart Orchestra hale been
ged to Tuesday, Januar With.
Moo Mildred McColl, of Toronto,
foemerl a favorite soloist of Gode
rich, will tike part in the program.
MILITARY WORK OF THE Y.M.O.A.
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b.TW Batter et Th. digest
Daae Sta,-Doubtlsm our citizens are
aware of Um work does In the train -
Ing camps and at the front by the
Y. M. C. A. Many testimonies to the
value of the "Y" tents and workers
have been puhli.hed and it is unneces-
sary to add anything to them in ibis
communication. An appeal has been
sande for funds to support and coo -
Roue this work, and as the third con-
tingent will soon be brought into
camp, the need of financial support is
u'gsnt.. Contributions hare been sent
In from many of our towns and vil-
m(Auburn. for instance, sent
u). We should like to see Gods -
rich on the list of oontrtbutors to the
military work of our national
Y. M. 0. A. Some have already nub
scribed for this purpose and any other.
wishing to assist may band or send
tbeir contributions to Mr. J. C. Cassie
or to the undersigned. Small amoatte
will be gratefully meet Burd as well a.
1ter ones. A. M. Rosenvno»i.
Goderich, Jan. 5, 1915
rIniniogagothiinineogoi)
IF YOU WANT
Shona overdress sod veil sang* w
with lily of the valla There were
ss amendaats sod the mall pow
vera • One iodinate friends. The
smiths g web ptyed by Mr.
Sharps, orrpwbt at church. The
beide received arae ►•adsoms prot-
ests,
rof
eats, &moos them g a est gbtr.
Mel from the Chit I�adeavor
Moevsy of Kowa eM.elr. d which she
had bass pros lama for some time.
De. sod Mrs. Hsiloosaaa loft on the
U S train for Toronto sad other places.
The bride travelled in a brown chiffon
broadcloth snit with amok furs. On
their return they wiS wide at the
home of the bride on algia armee for
some time.
In consequence of Illness, the patrio-
tic concert which was to he held
in 8. 8. No. 1, (iodericb township,
on January 8tb, under the dir•ectioo of
Mr.. Curzon, he. been unavoidably
postponed till further notice.
A sale tit homemade baking will be
held in Mr. McLean'• store, Square
and Mootreal street, by the members
of the Patriotic Society of Goderieb
townebip, on Saturday afternoon,
January lti:b Store open at 1 o'clock.
The Pendell Stock Co. occupied the
town boll the first three nights of last
week and gave a better clam of theat-
rical performance in a better way and
with more ability than is usually the
ease with travelling companies. -
Mount Forest Rep.
The carie. of organ recitals by Mr.
F. W. Rwbioson, in St. George's
church, will he resumed next Huntley
evening after the evening service.
These recitals will he given on the
second Sunday of each month. Mir
M. A. Aitken will be the soloist next
Sunday evening.
Accidents.
Mr. James Buchanan, sr , bad the
tnibfortune to fall on the stairs in bis
bowie last Saturday. and break his
thigh. Hs was removed to Alexan-
dra hospital. where Le is doing as well
as could he expected for one of his ad.
vested age
Dr Holmes. the county treasurer.
fell on the stteet on New Year's night
and received a severe shock from
which be ta. not yet recovered.
Brussel", Ontario (not Belgium).
REO CROSS NOTES
�ro�y�srttL meeting of
tM RM roes wfll fake place
in the town council ebambrr on Mon-
day, January 1l, at 8 p. tun With the
ever increaastng number of wounded,
and the arrival of winter, the work of
Use S.rciety i. more than ever neces-
sary. AA but g5; remains in the
treasury after the payment of expert., e
to ,late, more monmust b! fortt.-
ooming if this workis to cnntinue.
Those who are io a position to j .io the
Socia t y. but have not yet done so, are
terluested to attend on Mooday even-
ing or seed the neembersbip tee of
The following Is the second • list of
three who have assisted the Red Crow
Society either by the payment of
membershipfees or by contribu-
tions :-Judge Holt (second payment►,
Miss H. Donn gh. Order Valley
Sunday school, 56.00 each ; Miss
Beaumont, 113.(ps : Mesdames Pn.ud-
toot. Phelan, Darrow. Misses M. J.
Fraser, G. Cotten (Baltiosorel. L B.
Fraser, C. Lewis, C. Reyoold,,
Messrs. L. Eliot, R. N. Lewis, Seager,
W. 1« Horton, W. H. Robertson,
5'J.(1)etch ; Mesdames Chilton, rstroll
Jordau (second payment),
(the rectory, lIdertoo). Robt. Young,
M1ases C. *maser (second payment),
Mkimings (second po menl), Jordan
(.ec..nd payment ), $1.00 each ; Mrs.
McKim (fecund paymentt. The,
Mies Lewis reports a further con-
tribution to the Iced Cross fund from
(ioderich 1 wnohip, a beg of potatoes
from M r . D. A. Hearse.
room or (hit'., urTr or TOt'.Or l
I.l. •. Cnc MT. f es.
Frank J. obsess maks. etest he M
•sato peruse et tea arcs K F.J.JClow t
Co., eotao bards 1. III aOOtt�,�aof TT1�lode,
It(beet,s(h?, feta U'U l t-
will it t►. . e• of UV N \ K O 1)0
LAMs to• ea. 1 :s4 over ars of Caton.* diet
casest be ear. u b w one of MW'e Catena
A Cerra g J. COMMIT
aweer to bents see o^ d hi sip
4 ,ttreaesar. this tab tap of tier��er. A.U. ISO
Oast) n• w GLaAMIrN.
Rarity Popo..
Hat's ('a'arth Cor" i. takes ieter.an,. sad
1 SIIOES E
oats Swords a 'M lard aaf meow eertaees
d t v a•t(a sena for , ammenMh trea
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That will nabsr, ■vws.Av. Jan 7.
wear Wheat. /e tw... ...t1 1.10 te • LM
• ser Moa ... .. ....... .10 fo .A
per per bash to LISwhent, par beak............. .M to ill
r. fanNy. meows SO to nes
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per tea.
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J. H. McClinton
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TMs THIRD CO1STZNGRJIT.
Lt.-C.L A. Wilms r Cesrad _smiles
i. tamat is Bowie Shortly.
lostr.stioee have bass issued ter
ot�wixallo• of two additional bet-
tellou. a infantry from the first dfv-
ialoo. which includes the counties d
Berea. Kent, Lambton, M1gio, Middles
sex, Oxford, Waterloo, Wellingtem.
Porth, Huron and Bruce, with head-
qyuYtem at London, Oet. These win
fens mut of the third oostlogeot of
the Osnadian expeditionary foss,
and will be mobilised and trained at
Loodos. Lt -Col. A.. Wilson. at pres-
ent in command of the Med Hurtle
Regtmeot, has been appointed to the
command of .be new 33rd Battalion
O. 13. F, and enlistment of men will
begin in a few days, it is expected.
The recruiting station for Huron
county will likely he estaHl*bed at
Cltntou, as the most central point in
the county, whale .11 desiring to joie
will require to'rmpo,t at their own ex-
pense. if accepted, t hey will he at tows
put on the payroll. The pay for a pri-
vate is *1.00 per dry. with an addi-
tional 10 els. Meld allowance, alter 75
rte. per day for subsistence till mobili-
zation.
COUNCILLOR W. PROI'Lat0(YT, Jest.
Contractor Suss.
The case of Kirkby .smelts e
village of Brurclr. .dj turned from
the Coup y Court, was tried before
His H ,nor Judge Doyle last week.
Tbe ex intimation of witnesses com-
menced on Tuesday afternoon and the
arguut•nt was not 'concluded until a
late hour Wednesdry. H B Kirkby
conttacted to coust,uct a trunk
•ewer on certain street. in Brussels
In the d•or.e of the work be claimed
that he c.on"t on rock for which he
was enti'I•d to extra remuneration,
which the village council claimed it
bad no right to pay. The evidence
or the witnesses wet of a very contra-
dictory character, aid the argument
final) wee reduced to the queetlon of
whether there was rock or not. The
judge reserved bis decision R. 8.
Robertson. of Stratford, counsel for
the plaintiff, and Proudfoot, Killoran
Proudfoot for the defendant
Judgment baa sinew been given for
the plaintiff for $900 and cost. His
Honor Judge Doyle says :
•'1 find on the evidence of the plain-
tiff and hi. employees, and the engin-
eers examined on behalf, that he
found and bad to remove rock in the
construction of the said sewer within
the meaning of the said contract, and
that the pleinlfff is entitled to recover
as an extra, beyond the said contract
price, the sum of tine therefor."
On oilier items cielbieei His Honor
found against the plaintiff.
The village will appeal against the
decision.
The Brussels Post of last week has
the followirg : "Fatly yaturday morn-
ing an aeroplane was seen here com-
ing from the east and flying high.
A lantern signal was given by Wm.
Pryne, who with other, saw tbe
machine, and it turned and flew east-
ward. What its mission was in this
part of the country on so cold a morn -
log is not divined."
An Acknowledgment.
The following let-er bas been re-
ceived by Mrs. Catrie, secretary of
nr
Aheek Chaptet, 1. O. D. E., from
M. H. P d'hnmme, of :Montreal,
treasurer of the Belgian relief fund :
1)eeB Mss Cesium -We keg to so-
kno" leogs receipt of the six boxes of
olcti ing which -the leeks of your
Or.ler here so generott•ly forwarded
to our relief work. We are deeply
g rateful to you for this splendid don-
•tirro to our work and beg to thank
von very heartily for the s -me.
kindly oonvey our expreesioo of
gratitude to all the ladies for their
'pl• ndid gift and for tb.-i• kind inter-
est In the wink of relieving the dis-
tressed Belgian,. Olive more allow us
to thank you very heartily
Yours faithfully.
H. Pacn'Hon>ts,
Hon. Teem. Belg an Relief Fiend.
11,1. all.
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M ebariral h hiders weal* make
One sever nus and lose sot t M glory
as the mite. --Mir Themes Brown.
i Mottling dulls the edge of prfseipie ]]
lap sharp p set rat. wren's, set revvtM, was errs ,
Abe nese w bn (lows hie MM best I Hew. tow, K lb,- a. The 1r ids w
i*eltgoing dowel bill gowned in whl it broe..dwd on:in w,,`
DiRKIN RHEVE J. C. t.AITRW .'tITE.
iraected by secl.m.twrn,
COUNCiI.I.41R ;. 11. SIICLINTON.
CHURCH CHIMES.
COUNCILLOIR 13 R.
Ungem
Mosey •refer.
Weed by ire
Wm Beek of Canada
can be conveniently se-
cured, safely forwarded.
readily cashed, and are inexpensive. Issued for any
sum up 10 $50.00, at a cost of from 3c to 15c.
Payable at any branch of any Chartered Bank 1n
Canada, Yukon exc ted, and in the principal clans
of the United Mita.'
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
Card of Thanks.
I des re to tbaak the citiaeoo of
Goderich for the niagnlflc,•nt soppert
they accorded me at the polls on Mon-
day last. E. H. W tts.
PERSONAL MENTION
-Mr. Jay Cameros', of Toronto. is
spending the week in town visiting
friends.
-Mia Enid Bennett. of 8t Mat ye,
was the guest of Mia Retta Clark for
New Year's.
-Memo Blench. and Petri Knox.
spent the week -end ..1 ttelgieve visit-
ing relative.
-Mr A. J Cooper and daugb`wr
spent the New Year holiday with
friends at Clinton.
-Mr. Athol M.Qoatrie, editor of
The New Era, V i coria Harbor, wee
in town over Sunday.
--Mise Evelyn MitcDonald lett on
Tuesday for N. w fork to take nein-
Ing in the nursing profession.
BIRMINGHAM IS BUSY.
Conditions in British Manufacturing
Cities Described in Letter to Goderich
Me. John Chalien, of town, ha,, just
reserved an interesting letter from
his brother, Mr. 9'ephrn W. Chrllen,
.,f Biraniugham, England. The wt iter
has went his life manufacturing in
there y of Birmitgh.nt, the centre of
the great factory towns of entre Eng-
land, and hie fl'ru has manufactured
coiningpreeses for many of the -gov-
ernments of the world and installed
those in the Ottawa mint a few years
since. He writes as follows under
time of December 1e)th, 1914 :
'The outbreak of the war came on us
as a great surprise and created among
the trading community here somethlog
akin to panic. Some ort the well-to-do
people went to the stores and shops
and bought up everything in shape of
the necessaries of life that they could
find storage for. FOS a few days
prices of all eatables were advanced
greatly, but the Government acted
promptly and wisely, in such a way
that confidence was restored and
prices were snob reduced to near the
ordinary level. 'it is an ill wind that
blows nobody good.' and Birming-
ham, Sheffield, Leicester, W alleall,
Nnu t hampton, Stafford and other
cities and towns have come in for
enormous orders on acconot of the
army and navy. Makers ott smmodi
tion, saddlery and harness, motor veh
isles, soldiery clothes, boot . and num-
erous other things required for the
quipmeut of the fighting forces are -Mr. and Mrs. W. B. !MacMillan, of
abnormally busv. Mrkets of machin- Ann Aibor, Mich., spent he Christ-
en- for the pt-oduction of rifles. big tum holidays with the loaner's par-
gtdns, ammunition, etc., are having an env, Mr. and Mrs. Seo. MacMillan.
extraordinary time. working io• nanny and Mr. and Mr,. Jas. F. V -Phe..
instances days, nights and Sundapa. -Nr W. W. Nimes•, n[ Arcola.
- Mrs. Ther Kearns, of Clinton. is
spending the holiday Person with her
niece, Mrs. James McClacberty
- -Mist Jean and Mr. Archie Tom rt.
turned to Toronto today to continue
their otudiee et Toronto University.
- Mrs. J. M Field was at Toronto
last week atltending the funeral of her
slater. Mrs. McNair, ('eawfutd street.
-Mrs. R. K. Milky. of St. Helens,
spent New Year's with bee mother.
Mrs. Isaac Salkeld, sr., Hayfield road.
-Mr. George Stoddart, of Toronto,
spent New Year's with bis par -gate,
Mr. and Mra. D. Stodart. Main am pt.
-Mr. Geoffrey Holt, M. A., Mus.
Bach., of Toronto, -pent a west at the
home of his parents, Judge and Mrs.
Holt.
-Miss Ora Bates returned to Tor-
onto on Saturday erter spending the
Christmas holidays the guest of Miss
Florence Maedel. •
- Mr. Nilson Wylie hes retch .-d
from Durham to resume his former
duties at the American Road Machine
Co. factory.
-Misses Floren:e and Haan :Ic-
1)onald, of Detroit. spent the Christ
toes holidays at their home, Light-
house street.
-Mia Grace Johnston, of Toronto,
and Mies Alfie Johnston, of Barrie,
(spent their Christmas va.ation with
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tom.
-Mr. Frank Ware, of London, and
his sister, Miss (iwendolin, spent New
Yea's Day with their ,intr.-, Mts.
Byron Wilsoo, Wolfe street.
- Miss Plorange Maedel and Mr.
Herbert M .wlei.i.turnetl to Delr.,it
on Met ud' y :,Purr/pending the Christ-
mas holi3kys at their hont' in Salt -
ford.
- lire.- D. Millar and Mrs. IVm.
Warnock are away on a nip 10 Cali-
fornia Mn. Warnock will visit •ber
laughter, Mrs. R, g. Black, at Pasa-
dena.
The Minbteriel Association will
meta in Knox church retry at 2
o'clock on Monday.
A public mer ting will I e held in
Knnz church tot Mot d .y evening,
January Illh. at s 0'. kick, to be ad.
deemed by Rev. U. W. Sander. secre-
tary of the t.nrl'. nsy Alliance.
Rev. W. K. Heger will ',reach at
both vervirea .t Nnttb street Metho-
dist ebn-ch next Mundy. Morning
whjeett "National Peace." Heroine
subj•et: "Helping Others to Get a
Frceb Start in Life."
Tbe Victoria Bible class of Vic trria
street chit. eh has elret el etagere for
(913 m fol ores: Holm aty pre.i,b nt,
Midfiey Weever ,.-tosteedm11t.. Amtrref'
Millian: seri rtary and treasurer,
Thos. Burrow.; barber, Rev. J. R.
Fuld; managing roman, It1pp, the
uffice.a set Usa Ther. M Ilian, alts.
Byron %V ikon and Henry Alen.
Ti.is t lass meeta on Munday at 3 i• tn.
in the body . f the church.
Ile v. Wm. H. Wt igbt.•n i• preach-
ing a aerie■ of leo-mons on "Bible
Characters" in the Heatibt. Murch on
Sudsy night.. Those wrnion. ate
very emote and Pperi.11y suited to
young people and non -churchgoers.
rhe enrgrrpati. 11 list en.d Iiih great
interred hest Monday night to the
'Ito' of list's Wile." Next Monday
Mr
'Ito'
expects to preach on
"The Wonsan 1,1 ttamaria."
He&Iernan.-Edewrds.
Os ikecemher With it quiet wedding
was .olemei sod et 1 be borne r f Mrs.
Mary McRwen Rdwarta, Klein ave.
.w, her daupbt.r II11eaLwlh Jeerdks
beteg united in marriage to Dr. Geo.
J. Iletlemenn. osteopathic physician,
of (4nderirh. The rerewwnn v, wide+
kook place soder as arehwa of ever-
' -4 . -
My firm is having its Pharr making
machines Joe the production of rills
cart• idges and smokeless gunpowder.
%Ve have now more men by far em-
ployed than at any time in our him -
tory, so that our wager. bill amoonta
to nearly one thousand poonde ster-
ling weekly. Skilled workmen are
ton few in cumber to meet this de-
m.od and Po are commanding wages
pimviously unheard of in England.
1 have hal to pill myorli together
and work front 7 :►II to 3 or 4 p. to ,
which i have not done for e years
past.
Yon», etr.. some
"S. W. CHALLBN."
Mr. M. W. Chalien is sevem y -two
years of age -one year end eight
months younger than his bother
John, who came to (ioderich with the
American Road Machine Co. of Cana-
da some fire years apo.
-Mr. 1;. F. Dottie, brother of
4r. -r'. Fred and T. a. Davi, of this
fowl', was elected A member of the
1 Mem' burg moni stoat conned on
M. ind s y t
(Tinton New F;ra : Miro It.)•.. or ( pti i homes
(iodrrich, was the guest of her aist.er,
W' s. ('. ee (',.ole 74.. J .mss R'gte, These young moo eonDdeotly lank fn. -
.el - ti ..deliab, and tw.i . daogbiPre; jward• 1 ' 1 sing tresohtred M lbs
3faNnn .n(t J'e+n,• ape i .t4'•• bndrb.y frggy wt'Mn a few 'wI- tU2 sap ,8m.h
the gorfts cf )1:. and Mrs. H. P,.rne- (many Mw,de bete la Mls6ifg''them
bel era farewell rip^es. the desires Lh.at chs} 1
Imay safely return with military
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Mask., 18 visiting his sister, Mr,. JAm••s
McClacheity, Elgin avenue. It 1. five
years since Mr. Nimens was last bete
and he notices considerable improve-
ments about town.
- Mr. and Mt'P. A. Challenger,
-Lakeview," lioderieb, announce the
eng.,gement of their eldest daughter,
Annie Elizabeth, to Mr. .Ephriam
Weber, of Edmonton, Alta.: the wed-
ding to take place late in Januar),.
- A pieaant family reunion look
place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Thomson, North street, on New Year's
Day, their four sons - Fred. T., of
Southam'ton, Lewis, of Arden, Man
Henry, of Wit.gham, and Rev. A. E.
M. (Bert), of Aylmer -and thew
daughter", -Mrs. Walters and Mr..
Hero, of town, all M ing present to
"pend the day together.
-Waiter Johnston and W. J.
Rohinson, of ()oder ick, and "Chip"
Britton, of Clinton, members of the
25th Brantford Dragoons, which form
put of the 4th ()nutria Mounted
Rifles nnw in training at Tot onto.
were visitingr t ve
During the w ears vexation
A full rour.e in the .rhool of 'epee -
tenet lasts a lifetime.
Prejotiees aro mo -t difficult toe ad -
irate from the hoer' ohne* enil has
live..
.once been .ncei or forth. by
'donation, 1'h. r grew there flim as
weed. among .mors. - Ohsrlotte
Bronte. _
Desired on account of it. d5Hetons
quality, demanded breams* It's tbe hest.
Blarks(n'=P ic" --erne In hulk or fancy
brtek•. More 240
A GRAND COMBINATION.
--
Mr. and Mrs. Tichit Owe Tbeir Health to
Dodd's Kidney Pills and Dodd's
Dyspepsia Tablets.
Rathwell, Mao. Jan 4th.-(Mpecial
-"Binh Mrs. Ttchit and rnyewl( feel
mew
OWP our heel'h to D.eld'. Kidney
Palle and Dodd'si)ysppeepeia Tahlets,"
says Mr. Sheep le Tirhit. of this
place. Mr*. Tick t was ettackrd with
nervous dyispepela. Mhe raw a num-
,Mr of different doctor., and took
many medicine. but could only get
temporary relief, till sbe used ihrdd's
Kidney Pills and ikrdd's Dyspepsia
Tablets.
"Per myself i rouht not tat mncb-
1 could not sleep well and i was
troubled with had dreams. 1 wax ut-
terly disenuragsd, when one of my
friendsave me • nut, twiok telling` of
lkwld's Kidney Pills and Dodd's Dye -
petrels Tablets, Attar oeiag them 1
could eat and sleep well. 1 .lett
gained twelve pounds..'
Specialties
at the
MAPLE LEAF
GROCERY
Crockery
We have still some very spec-
ial values, to offer in our
Crockery Department: The
reduction offered during the
December sale still holds
good. As it will he impos-
sible to obtain some of the'.t-
choice pieces in the future it
is to your interest to, pay us •
a visit now.
r-,
Groceries
In this department**. have
just received a fresh co»sign-
nient of Pure Homemade
Maple Syrup; the product of
1314. • This is a real good ar-
ticle, also a fresh shipment of
White Clover Honey which
we can recommend.
S.J. Young
Hamilton Street ' Oudet i' h
Good Resolutions
for the New Year
Begin right by buying .t
Heinizman fi l'o. Pians
A
Victor \-'ict0)l.1
OR AN
Edison
Phonograph
•
p
JAS. F. THOMSON
music STOKE
•••••••n•*lb •
Cut Out the
Hard Work
and let a Gasoline En-
gine do it /or yov•
F,A,.y to operate, perfectly
sale, {.ower always there
e,r►r;rweIIe Pariti.I ds *--.
Call In sad let tae shun
1 ou .hs Engines working
and see for yourself bow
simple and effective they
are.
Root Pulpere. Mu aw Cot
ten, Grinder", holler ';rush
OUP, Pump., Scales, Cream
Sega re to re.
IPeerless Coroner Ranges
and Heaters.
Robert Wilson
iiamilton Slrerl
The poor man wants Mod tee hM.p.
petite t the rich men waste appetltd
for kis food.
