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Dainty Pmts. fine ben
boil linty and an tie thup
you are *nest particular about
—them sboald be washed only
with Sunlight Soap.
Tbe things you usually dread
to come near the wash tub with
just trust them to Sunlight,
purest of all soaps, next time
and em them come out clean,
unfaded, =netted and with all
their first soft beauty and
freshness.
Why t' Bemuse Sun-
ligbtis soap of matchless
purity. A 15,000 guar -
ante. backs this up.
IOti w
5c. Dt 702
D1a10(TIONS
A Quick. Sale of Flour
by Telephone!
ADEALER called the Belgian Relief Com-
mission by Long Distance Telephone
and in five minutes sold 2,000 barrels of flour
for delivery to a relief ship about to sail.
There is no agency that can put the
business man in a position to seize the
opportunity like the Long Distance Telephone.
fay its aid he often can make his own
opportunities.
Apply the telephone to your business;
study ways and means ^f reducln7, e[pense
with the help of Long Dislancs !
Brerr Bell Telephone is
a Lon. Distance Station
The Bell Telephone Co.
OF CANADA.
Countyand District
Thome. Praetor wad Mrs. Ho' n•, of
Blo•vale, were atarrt-d threaten Octo-
ber 30tb by Rev. H. B P•ar nab+.
Kira Yeo, of G•desirh township,
was aarri.d et Yr .uut.th Centre on
October 11th to KA1a M. !kart. tt, of
that place.
David Mukaby, of Littnwel. who
recentlyyyur-b.ard • hardware bo -1 -
nese at Pabel, wok pussee.ioo ou Oo
toper 22nd.
George, the twelve-vase-n!d WWI of
Mr. and Mr.. I. Carer bell. of Grey
township. fell dawn • feed spout in the
barn and broke bu hip.
-George Geoffrey but purchased the
seventy -acre farm of Louis Durand on
the *hub's lire, 11&v town+bip. Mr.
Geoffrey now own. 17U acre.
John Macdonald. •d Brampton. who
recently purchased the Thames Mason
farm on the bete tine, Hulled', baa
an Peed, with bis family, t a take pcs-
session.
Mise Lents D'etricb and Alonzo Mc-
Cann, both of ti ephea t..wn.h'p. were
married at Mount Carmel church on
Oen her 19th. Rev. F•ther Tierney
offtc i ated.
Mrs. Thomas Strcng pureed away on
Oc'.uber leth st the home of her son
In-'aw, Chas. Ken', on the Ith conces-
sion of Howlett. She was seventy•
eight yea's old
Miss Wilhite M. Grath. of Gorrie, and
Robert McMillan. of Listowel, were
quietly married at the Anglican
church. Corrie, on October 19.b, by
Rev. W. H. Roberts.
While working ton the farm of Jerry
Bridges, Wm. McMurray. of the Ith
concession, Morris. fell against a cir-
cular saw and received a severe cut oa
one acne below the ethos,.
Ifivpooa,, loner• II. 1916 7
$HARP ATTACK
REPULSED
Chris. Niebetlin, a well-to-do farmer
of 1 ebringville, and brother -in -1•w of and co.rslaal distress of mind and body.
Henry Koehler, of the Goshen line, I r. you am bothered with any 'stomach
Har, died very suddenly on October . Trouble, and especially if Constipation
Iutfl, aged furry -seven yeah. tro':hles you, take'Fruit-a-tires'.
sed -
at her her a* Walton u
lith in her eighty-second year. The .\t all dealer or sent postpaid by
hese bast week to jolt the saints
1training at London.
Wleeltred May, daughter of tie late
Charles Pike and Mn. Pike, terusesly
of Brussels, was married at Reno,
1 Nevada, on October ,>u to Olede A-
K na pp.
The appll^alton to the llatarto Rail-
Deogeraus Cenityw Massed Just ib I way Board by citizens of ?Wainer?
TTsse h •'*neili+'eim astreet to have reduced the a.sa seoe$t
I of forty per arm. of the rest of ma-
' **ruction of sidewalk and curb, which
bad been placed against their property
Si, the corporation, was heard tzolirmd
Hoard on October lath. The
oonermed the assessment and ordered
each party to pay Its own costa.
MEAFORTH.
1. Mr. and Mrs. Ales. Stewart pawed
the fiftieth anniversary of their wed-
ding no October i7th. 'The following
day they entertained Weir relatives w
town at dinner. -
Charles L. Williams. who recently
purchased the drug lemmata of Lieut. -
Col Wilsoo, has taken possession.
1 He was formerly manager for a To-
ronto drug firm.
Dave Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
CCM Reid, has enlisted with an engineering
fila Gerrard St. East, Toronto-, corp. at London, and Fred Lar►tn, son
I `Alit., F. H. and Mrs. Larkin, has
For two years, I was a victim or I enlisted with an artjllery corps and is
Amt Indigestion tad Gas !a Mt i non at Barrie lead camp.
Stomach. It afterwards attacked my ; DJohnioo n Henderson.
ndek o who caretaker
had made hhs
Heart, and I had pains all over the home fora number of years with R. L.
lamely, so I could hardly move around. CLrk, war stricken with prnlysis nn
I tried all kinds of medicines but none October loth and passed away on the
of them did me any good. At last, ' _let inst. He was seventy-three yeah
seting on the advice of a friend, I of age.
decided to try 'Fruit-a-b%es'. I bought I CLI?I'I'ON%
the first hoc last June, and now I am ' new D D.
Hel trop, of Millions is
well, after using only
three boxes here. R pe
I recommen'1'Fruita-fives' to anyone Huehen Graham, of the Graham
suffering from Indigestion, no matter House, bad two sruall hones in his
how acute". FRED J. CAVFEX, hand broken while cranking an auto
:ample Indigestion often leads to one day recently.
Heart Attacks, Catarrh of the Stomach Arthur Wooley, of Clinton, baa
ppnrcha+ed Harry Little's farts at
Bruce field fur the mum of 57.0110. He
gets possession on December let.
Mn Oman M. Taggart p*e away ;rOc a lot 6 for 1" 50 trial size, 2,ic.
n October
iIert
t ret took place in the MrTeg Fruit.a-fives Limited. Ottawa.
ur
wart cemetery. U.borne tuwnsh.p..
T. E. Govradock, son of J. M. Gowen- t
lock. Warden of 'toren county, bete } Oak Agnew. of Vancouver, daughter name was Kate harry and in her
enli.trd for ovrrseaa service. lie had 1 of Mi and lira. John Agnew, of younger days the taught school here
\Vinithaue. Null a Mae. daughter of Mrs Bram-
\\'nile the canva+rers were collect- nem, of town, was 'partied at her
WO moiler for the Bui•jib Red Cross. home herr en October art to Herder -
",pin -german son the Western Foundry sn Fraser, of Thornton, by Rev. J. A.
,-gr
here bin to curse the Red Cross and Kohin.un. Mr. Fraser it in the employ
the Bii,isle using it•ong language. of the Bell Telephone Co.
Rev..1.A. Robinson, the new rector of
At. Paul's, who was a provisional lieu-
tenant of the 31st Grey Regiment, has
leen tranefeired to the :Choi Huron
Regiment.
Mrs. Wallace Dills, formerly of
Clinton, died at her home at Alameda,
Cal , on Ocruber -nth. Her maiden
been engaged a. teacher at St. Catb-
crines Collegiate Institute for the past
year.
Mrs. F. Boyd. sister of died saJames
Johnston. et hayfield.
Bert -
lett Teaoeesee, on October 17th. Nn.
DO IT NOW!
Don't Wait -Phone Robert Tait
AND
HAVE YOUR HOUSE WIRED BEFORE
THE WINTER RUSH BEGINS, AND
AVOID THE RUSK
All wiring done by the latest
Hydro -Electric rule.
All work guaranteed.
Ir. Electric repairing of all kinds
promptly attended to, at rea-
sonable prices.
S We carry a complete and up-
to-date line of Electric Fixtures
and Supplies at all times.
ROBERT TAIT
Ekclriciae
ELECTRIC RA. "GES mad HEATERS .4 SPECIALTY
Office $2—JUST PHONE—House 193
Neminumgasmmegg
Boyd'rout well known in Bayfield 1 ,tome of the employees torani In No change will be made in thetnan-
locality. The funeral tookPace at I hapd, and ejected him from the braid- s2emrut of the county route of refuge
Kiocridinr. lug. until after the December meeting of
John Camelot'', an aged resident of BRCSSELS. the county craned. Mrs. Mutch will
Btu •efield. passed away oh October 17. I
He had been unwell for some time. , ,1) Leckie tett loseri( t week to shieremain as matron and *'hurls Wilton" will hook atter the outside work. The
He was upwar•bs of eighty years of fortune et Cobalt. wsauel*nt matron, ahem anivrd last
age and is survived by hos nue moa
family of six.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hicks. formerly
of Centralia, now, of Fort Saskatche-
wan, celebrated the fiftieth annivers-
rj of their wedding day on Septem-
tralia in 1995Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Jackson are
re
e carloads of horses were ship- week, is Miss Anderson, of Paris.
ped from here last week to Eastern
Canada.
Cornelius Eby is tbs new G. T. R.
baggagmnt
eaauaoesiidg Harry Wilde,
web,, euli.ted.
ser Itith. They were merited
at Gere -
Stanleyawn trip on ip to Leocer, where they
Thomas Moore, a native of attended the convention of railway
township, died at his home in Huron ticket *stents.
township on October hath in bis aevett- Het agent
Campbell, Cleve. Denhnw,
tieth year. He was twice married nod I Spence H.amppOtb, Harry \\ bade.
armors bi+wife and a family of four Pat.Crampsy and John Pedgrift left
suns and (our daughters.
Mare Emily. eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs W J. Fee. of Henri'', wee
married on l)gotser itch to John .1. M n Shoes
I)
Wallace, of Buffalo. Rev. W. J. `say'
obert war the officiating clergy-
man Tbe young couple will reside at
Hensel].
John McDonough died at the home
of his dauahtar, Mrs. Sydney Detre,-
age, of McKillop. or October •90th. He
was in his seventy -+seventh year and
before removing to McKillop had been
• resident of Winghsui. Four sons
and four daughters survive.
A pretty wedding took place et the
home of Mr. and Mn. \Vni. Ford, of
Csborce, un October Iieh, when their
daughter. Emily Ade, became the
bride of John A. Pollard, of Stephen
township. Rev. T. A. Steadman tied
the nuptial knot. The young couple
will reside at Corbett.
Charles, the young son of A. Gollen.
of Stephen township, was run over byWt are
w srpsretor, attached to a traction en-
gine, at ureenway, and instantly
killed. The boy wet- attempting :o
pass between the two machines when
be fell, with the above -men: finned re-
sinst.lt. ea
uAn icqut was bell on the :'2i.h
1
EXETER.
O:ive liene. dsugbter of Mr. and
Mrs. Solomon Heady, nf)rxeter, was
married at London on Oe:ober ]0Ah to
Ernest Webber, of that city.
The produce and coal business of
Kestle, Howe k Wood has been pur-
chased by Harry Itone, who -will con-
tinue to conduct the business as form-
erly.
The $21,001 Hydro -electric deben.
tures oneted for sale ty the municipal-
ity have been ov•r-subscribed, the
whole ia.ue having been purchased
locally.
Roy White. who lives on the London
road, north of Exeter, had four Hngets
on bis left hand badly erusbed when
they were drawn into a pulley by a
rope he was holding.
WISO HAM.
Local men bare purchased 59,5510 of
Wioghani's sewer debentures.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Elliott attended
the Canadian ticket 'gents' convention
et Denver, •'rel.
The Bell furni•ure factory Is to be
reopened and the start will lar em-
ployed ten hours • day all the winter.
Mrs R. D. Jordan and little daugh-
ter left bore last week for England.
Mr. Jordan is a member of the first
Canadian contingent.
J. B. Duffy. of the Metropolitap Life
lneerenee r'o., ha, been transferral to
Landon H. J. Thowp.on, of Sault
Ste. Marie, take* his place herr.
Mrs. Maria Raker. an aged resident
of \Vinghsm, died veryl•uddenly while
visiting her daughter. Dupre. A. Forage,
in Turnherty township. She was see-
enty-flve years old and 1. survived by
o, * daughter and three eons.
Walter T. Hall. of Pasadena, Cali-
fornia, sun of Theo. Hall, formerly of
Wingham n -
atraelaseenenaleenNeNelse
JOB AND COMMERCIAL
Printing?%tna11the\\ anglrsn, ass w rri.d
eteco oe lctober 11th to Miss Amelia
i
1
i
N.
headquarters for
chool
hoes
Our stock contains a large
assortment of Solid and Sub-
stantial Shoes for boys and
girls. uilt for service. with
dote regard to comfort and
appearance as well. No-
where will you find a batter
selection or better valncs.
Bring the Scholars Here !
Wm. Sharman
Looking Old Too Soon
The Condition of Too Many
Women and Too Many
Girls.
■
OGLOVES1
McLEAN BROS.
We have a full and complete line of 11
the latest styles---
LINED and
UNLINED
From the finest Dress Glove to the
warmest and most comfortable work -
p ing Glove.
11
0
McLean Bros.
M Semi -Ready Tailors
LE• • t
and artist ise sicneu by the applicant \ ettiona from the ('rovit ccs of Ontar'o
Only one sample of grain and one of I and Queue.. ler potatoes) should be
puotators cul t r .rot to each farm If t addre+.ed to the Do ' 'on l'eiealiuts
t.oth samples are asked for in the same ;Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa.
letter only one will lit sent Applica-"Such applications acquire no postage.
tions on any kind of printed forte can - 1f otherwise addressed, delay ay die -
not he accepted. 1 aplraintuucnt *nay occur.
The destruction by fire of the cereal Applications from far meta in any
imilding at Ottawa, which rout:sated .ether Previuce should he addressed
grain -sewing machinery and a large (postage prepaid) to the superinter,-
•taock of seed grain for dietrihutinn, dent of the nearest branch experi-
may make 41 necesavy to curtail the' mental farm in ,that Province.
distribution to • certain extent. We: J. H. (iatouwl.a,
shall fill as many ems powible of the are Director, Dominion Experimental
plications which conform to the rules : Furans.
hut request+ received after the end of .
December will probably be too late.l
Sampled lin restaurant ►—"tVhat ie
ampfes cannot for snot in response *n ; the world areafter -tonight, seam -
erratical ions (no matter when receiver))
er -brought
you ht the H.h flu -.t and.
Which fail to state clearly the need% of i11 ..
he pi r h' experiences in crop now the roup • Waiter (un •trick
raising character ' was high time you ad that ti -h. After
which be intends to sow ore seed. the soup it would have been tea late."
All applications for grain (and appli- 1
Too many women and t.., many
girls look old long before they id, o c
Their face* iwcrme pale and drawn .
wrinkles appear and their ryes lack
brightness. Can this be wondered at
when they so frequently have bead-
achee. t..a, kacbes and a general feeling
of wr.-tchedoees and weakness l' to
most cases it is the hlooc: that is to
blame. From one cause or another
the blood has become thin and watery
and it is a fact that anacimita 111400d.
lemmas', more than any of bee came,
gives women thispremature'by aged ap-
i Pearanes it is important that the
I blood supply of girls and women be
regularly repleoi.hed—impor,ant not
!only on the score of bloke. but to re-
'
' *tore robust health. which hoof greeter
' value. Dr. \Vilhanie P.nk Pills art-
' ually make new blood and restore the
systemi
shattered by overwork or
won yThese pills gine a glow of
health to pale faces and make tired,
went v women and girls feel bight and
happy. With Dr. William.' Piok
'Pills at hand there is no need for any
girl to tool ill or feel ill. Mr.. J. Mc-
Donald, jr., Hay, Ont., says : ••f bon -
petty believe Dr. William.' Piok Pills
saved wy life Some years ago 1 had
anaemia, and as 1 did not real se the
'seriousness of the trouble 1soon be-
icame illsomplete wreck. 1 got w weak
i cocld hardly walk' i neither ate nor
slept well, and could not go upstairs
without stopping to rest. At tittles I
Ibad en almost unbearable pain in m
hack and comic] have to remain in bed.
I i suffered almost constantly from a
Idull headache, and when •weeping if
I would stoop to pick up anything I
Could get so dizzy that 1 would have
to catch hold of something to keep
from falling. At times mybruit
would heat so fast that 1 wouhave a
',mothering reneatior. Mt eyes were
sunken rend my hands and 'maga would
Ibe %woollen in the mornings. I tried
seveul kinds of ruedicine without
benefit and my friend. thought I would
not recover. Then 1 hegan taking Dr.
Is ' Williams' Pink Pill., and before long
Icould see Jr feel that they were het ing we. 1 gladly eootinud tb. use of
the rills until I was completely cued
( taha.1 cannot say enough In their
praise, and 1 strongly reeommeed
Ilithem to all run-down girls and we.
men.
R
t ape aean is s ', roniklencel—"Weil/ sir. the fast is at
i and the butte* of the soil on h
You can rt Dr. Williatm Ptak Pellg
i frog) any dealer It. medicines or by
Corner East Street and Square 'rasa t On rents • box cr vitt home for
Im
Goderich $2.810 from 1..e Dr. W Minos' Medicine
. I Co., firm -keine, Oat.
Distribution of geed Orkin and
Potatoes.
By : inactions of the Hon. Mubu*Ier
of Agri 'door*a free distribution of
super sorts of grain red potatoes
will he mads during the ooering win-
ter and spring to Canadian far.arvs.
T7•e samples will consist ret .prism
wheat (shout 51h..), white oats /shoot
4 its, ), Miley (Mesut .5 lbs. sad teM
peas (ataout 5 lea 1 Tb... w IU be unit
out from Ottaws
A distribution rel rot Woes (irt :ilk.
samples) will be earried on from sev-
eral of the experimental farm', the
Central Farm at OAswa supplying
only the Provinces of t)atario and
Qielsee.
Each application meet be separate
RUsitlt'51 r\ild
Short hand
Westervelt School
i.nnoion ( )ntartt
Make Preparation
FOR WINTER
If you want to save tnoney on your coal bills and at
the same time have the best results, buy the best
Range on the market—the HAPPY THOUGHT.
it will do more work on less fuel than any other range
on the market. Call and see our display of HAPPY
THOUGHTS before purchasing.
Also see our large acsottnlent of Heating Stoves.
We have a number of secondhan.l Ranges and Neaten. 1t
will pay you to call and sec these splendid values.
We have two good secondhand Hot Air Furnaces. These
furnaces are in good repair. The reason we have then* is that
we have installed the houses they were in with hot water.
CHARCOAL
Do you use Charcoal for lighting youf`fires? if not, yon do
not know the great convenience you are missing. We have just
got in a carload. Try a sack or two, ISe for one or 2 for 25e
TO HUNTERS
We have bought a large quantity of Smokeless Shells and
are therefore in a position to let you have therm at 7Se per box.
ROOFING
Does your roof leak ? If so, we can furnish you with a om'-
ply Felt Rooting it $1.5I per square. It is a tough, durable
roofing.
In Shelf and Heavy Hardware our stock
complete.
Do not forget that we are headquarters for
ing. Tinsmithing and Eltctric Wiring. All w
tended to and fully guaranteed.
COAL
1i'ave tis your orders for Ilard and Soft Coal.
Re bandit the Scranton White Ash Coal.
Chestnut Coal j2(.U) jflr ton
l+tovr Coal 14.00 per ton
Egg Cost i . i'ri per ton
Cannel Coal 0.00 per ton
Blacksmith Coal 7.00 per ton
Solvay Nut Coal 7.00 per ton
Hard Wood 2 :itl per cord
Soft Wood . 25 per cord
woe never more
1'inmbing. ileat-
ork promptly at -
Chas. C. Lee
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STORE 22 -- -- PHONES - — HOUSE. 112