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FOtJNTRIN PENS
Special selling agents for
Waterman's Ideal Fountain
Pens, 22.50 up.
Porter's Perfect Pen, best
valve on the market, extra
special, $1. Larger size,
$1.50.
The CGlosW IM Store
GEO. PORT/CR
1
Cure a Cold
in a few:hours
Dominion Laxative
Cascara and
Bromide Quinine 1
Tablets
"Made in Canada"
will cure a cold in a ftwr hour.
Only 2Sc a box
C. L. COULTIS,
URIi(i(kIST AND ('HRM 1ST
PHOMB 19
APPLES
WANTED
The undersigmed is prepared
to pay the highest market
{dice for all grades of Pall
Read Winter Apples. Ib not
.cal before seeing me.
'PHONE 178
R. R. ELLIOTT
(ioderich
STOP
THAT
BARK
WITH
White Pine and
Spruce Balsam
Jas. A. Campbell
PHM. B.
CENTRAL DRVG STORE:
Corner North Mt. end Square
(iodeeich
Mos 110 •PHONES Res.:Z.s
MacEwan Estate
Exclusive agents for
SCRANTON
COAL
for Goderich
and District.
Best Coal Mined.
Aar quantity best all Maple)
Rhear. .Mutated Wood. Howdah
samotikart Moder nr Pine.)
THi.jPrilSaa. aloe 0
raid.... ata sr 42
ADDRESS St MIR Crus. SAM6law
Measle seg CaW
Canso Melds •Rands*
Rag le the CIO Maar.
The Meseestues Oases i01sh Wl a
MOSS! on Ttse.d•y swiss. es a may
to oomeesss the stator meson Is the
Cub. There was a kegs Woodsmen
sf the .se•bere widths eswtatt Msssj
MI most plesaastly. . T7ls
of the Ree. wee s.addws by Mr.
U . (itwtsw, who pie • tNlttw.
seoes.aelf� W M but oossine hal later -
tory.
British oos.titstitte.1 hie -
tory. 11 was • timely tapie reaNndiag
s
rhowho hoard it of the various
steps through which those liberties
have bees .sewed white Brit..s are
now lightly( to as•Intais. At the
dose of the address Mr. Gamow was
aoeorded • hearty vote of thanks by
L. Club.
[Agee is the evening the preeNent.
Mr. W. 11. Robsrt.00, oalkd art sties
to the eirsusntaaee that the Rey.
Arehdeacow Joneoliateman, • mDam-
ber of the Club, was about to leave for
Great /Irritate, and hawked him to ad•
draws the gathering. Thls be did,
aaklag the Interesting annos•esment
Unit he intended to join the .� In
coax capacity. He spoke of they
urs be had experienced in his relations
with Ooderif'b and the Club. and ex -
premed the hope that be might later
00 return and take a more active part
thea be had in the Club'. doings.
Sheriff Reynolds followed and paid' •
warm tribute toitis friend the Areh-
deaooa, to be acquainted and associ-
ated with whom he counted a high
privilege Three cheers and "Hie •
Jolly Good Fellow" were leaven in
honor of the departing member.
Sons were rung by Mr. Fred. T.
Korner and Mr. Walter Shipman, and
Mr H. Bamford gave some pias,
music Sandwiche..ad coffee were
served, and • jolly social time was
spent.
It was remarked that no fewer than
eight members or ex -members of the
Club have already gone or are prepar-
ing to go to the tract in service, "for
King and (mun° y "
The Club is having its rooms redec-
orated and is making,,otber prepare,
Lions for an active winter reason. Mr.
Ernest Colborne is now the secretary
of the Club, succeeding Mr. Wetter J.
Buchanan the former efficient secre-
tary, who bas joined the 71st Battal-
ion for overseas service.
*too Reward, floe.
Tbo reader* of this leper will b, pleased to
leers that there is et bast as dreaded dis-
ease that .runge bas been able to core is all
its ntyre. ar/ that i, ratartb Catarrh bwnt
greatly ►nfuewcad by cue.titsUoeal reedit ions
repairs. oeasUt.liseal treata..et. 1L11's 1'n-
tarth Cors V lake. Internally and actstlr..ub
the Hood o. the st.cou• .urtaceeof the eyesore.
tlw.b deotroruy t►.• fowod.twef [le di.
sere e�rlss ler trlbet strisetl br buUdln.
up te esseut.thre sad aeittlst nature te
delle its work. The proprietor■ hare so .sec
raga 1. Ike curative pewee. of Hall's Catarrh
Cure that they .for one beadred dell...Nij ease that it toilets cuts flash for lied of
lmwW..
Address: F. J. CHEEKY a (?a, Toledo, Ohio,
Sold by all droplets. 72D.
VICTORIA SCHOOL REPORT.
Report of entrance claw of Victoria
retool for the month of October, 1915 :
HONORS. -John Pinder, Gladys Bed-
ford, Lesi.e Mel/ooaid, Cha.. Nairn,
Viola Me(Aacherty.
PAM -Mary Newell, Doris Hodgens,
Harriet Porter, Vera Wilson. Rubeoa
Naegel, Fraser Newell, Jas. Anderson.
ta
FAIL" -Elsie Sncomb e, NaarReadsMurray. Re. Ki or, Verna MB*,
Willie McUosald'DorothySmith, Ha
DeLong, Willie Hebei, lex. Dolly,
Hoy Foster, Irene Hunt, Ernest Yid -
eon, Martin Price, (filen Murray, Omm-
e ode McLean, Laurance Nicholson,
Mary Sanders, Roth Murray, Irwin
Speiran, John Menden, Bert McGaw,
Willie Sanders, Kul Porter, Percy
Luntby.
Honors, 70 per cent. and over : peas,
00 per emit. and over ; fail. below tE.
The pupils' progress depends upon
regularity of attendance and proper
pi
prrretion of work, both in school
and at home. The attention of par
etas is directed to the desirability of
having children at school every day,
preparation thorough ppparation for the week-
ly examinations, and of consulting
with the teachers regarding those who
do not come up to the standard.
SCHOOL REPORTS.
S. M. NO X OOUKt(ICH TOWNSHIP.
Following is the report of 8. M. No.
(ioderirb, for the month of October;
names are in order of merit : Mr. IV. -
El la Rutledge, Marion Rutledge,
Gladys Ginn, Lorne Rrdgee. Fred
Whereto, Jr. IV.-Ur.ce McCabe.
Vera Thomp..rn. Jr. 111. -Mildred
Thompson. Sr. II, -Annie McCete,
Minnie Hooke.. tit. I. -Clara McCabe.
.1. I. -Gordon Johseton. Sr. Primer
Orville Roder.. Jr. Primer -Fred
McCabe, Boris Rodger.. R. Kaye,
Teacher.
DUNIGANNON.
The ft.lb.wingg is the .4 -incline of the
pupils of Gerhard Row school for
1MU.Ier : V. flats -Stanley Riven,
David Mecl)airmid, (iledys Rivers,
Marie Sproul. IV.- Howard Sproul,
Fein• Riven. 111. --Robert Strohm.,
Andrew Sproul. Mr 11. -Oral Finni-
gan, :Byrd. Sproul, Velem Finnir•n.
.Ir. 11.---lhifford Sproul. Mr. Pt II. -
Fred Sproul. Jr. Pt. !I. -Margaret
Riven, Elwin Young. Mr. Pt. 1. -
Meredith Yours Mary Mprnul Jr.
Pt. 1. -Clara Young.
Maud Evans.
(ireatert number of ,wrlects in spell-
ing -Margaret Rivera. Greatest num
her of perfects in arithmetic -Fred
Sproul. M* i, A. RAMIE, Teacher.
S. 8. NO. 9, H('LLETT.
Followingg is the report of S. S. No.
u, Ilunett, for October. it I. bowed on
general proficiency. calculated b the
system M "111 hens and Sone " Pupils
are in order of nierit : IV. -L. Ruda.
eon (t,3 ; C. Wagner (2,1 : A. Rait.hy
L$) : N. Wagner 5.M ; P. Wagner
5,14; H. MarL.pod 5,13 ; N. Patterson
6.16; A. Robin.nn 26. lar.- -R. Mac-
Leod x,16: H. Prang 2,27 : I. McBr4.
!,!f • C. Deer 1,t$. lif.-R Gond 3,11 ;
R Oar tor 123. Pt. I1. -H. Longman
1R A. MaeLind Z7 T. Cunningham
1.111.• R. Darr 1.12 ; I. Wagner 1,11
Sr. 1r.-- Raitbhy 2,t ; M. Wagner
LEI t M.
Ivier 1.4. Jr. Pr.-- J Mel-
rose 1,11 ; i. Gorier 1,14 : R M r Bti.w
,,00,, Ea at. Average attendance,
21. Tribal* Day .o4Metks. $144.
K. R. Hnow'M, Teseber.
Ohne tbinkhsg Is lmpnwihie without
healthy bowel action Retell (seder.
Sea are a,speri6e •gainer mat ipat kir.
Bold only by H. C. Dunton the R...S
Store, ages. $e and fkle hoses.
What They Cared
mere'. the remarkable.alerisece of
• Neva Seoliva:-
"11wee ..os a Italie snorer with
tilos 1
mil bladder
mead bee troubles, sadless.
w ad road not go away from home wine -
oat some oat with me. 1 was tressed
by Allergist doctors for 3 ram sad only
get temporary relief. Ny son advised
tax totals Gia Mels. and after takiag the
fist a or 3 doses I got relief. i u.
s4 b take Lh.m until I got compMgly
cared. I owe my INe to Gia Pi11..
Tear.rare trey
r. Olt
":1PIArt Y -Ivey, w./11. -
GM PILL&
LL& ere . a hes er Oboefor
regia. 114r-ntb• ua
lerte ear.nt free
sseahme..s.r Oft er Ornade
Tersest
NEWGAT,E
STREET LIVERY
Having purebaaed the
livery business of Wm.
Knox, 1 am improving
the equipment and in-
tend to provide
Good Horses
Prompt Service and
Up-to-date Rigs
All orders will receive
prompt and careful at-
tention.
TLLEPHogK No. 173 for
• good tuna ut.
R. STOWE
2
1
Brantford Roofing
Suitable. for all kinds of build-
ings ; houses, barns or sheds.
Crystal (in red or green1,23.50
per square.
No. 3 Asphalt Roofing, $3.50
per square.
No. 2 Asphalt Roofing, 23.00
per square.
No. 1 Asphalt Roofing, $2.2.i
per square.
Mohawk Oloofing, 21.5 per
square.
W. R. FINDER
Phone 166 Hamilton Barest
By reason of
the changing
shape when in
motion this tire
A cleans itself of
all mud
f and slime.
T. 192
)
S
Pepe see the new treatment for
rough.•, colds and lung troubles.
They are little tablets made up
from Pine extracts and nee -diciest
eessnaes. Rhea put Into the mouth
these medicinal Ingredl nts torn
e•Iles vapors, w lch are
1Ato h
&remised demo direct tot a lune,
throat sad brachial tale•. 'i10
Peps treatment is direct. Swat•
bwt•g cough mixtures tato the
•teniae►, to Are aliments ant Ne.
orders la Utast and lungs, Is In-
direct. Pepe are revdutiosldag
the treatweet et oaths. as ta.h
C$eswCeis wltbts the reach of .l1
Tar
l e orGia. Pon Q
WATER Amp LIMIT COMMISSION
Pts i.eiel Cattemimisa'a Charge tar
Ptmgisg Cssaidered The High.
The water aed light oom.issioo'
bald a ensalteg ea October 7Btb, with
an the seem . peseest.
A latter was read from the Qatari*
Byam-electric Power Communion
&shag tar pay�em.t�sst ./ an arrears. in -1
ciudieo SWAN alien os nest•llatits.
It nae moved that the secretary write
and auk tbit Mr. Coarse bo requested
to go tato the latter aed aaoerteda
tbs amount required to be rowed QM
the capitol account.
Tb. Commission also wrote stall:mg
that the rhargs to the local water•
works durst should be 2si/.7:
per most for electric power for
pimping. breed op as averege rd•i•
sin. of 160 boreepower. The mere -
May was IaMr•aeted to reply that the
charge s as leo high sad that . ibe
average power user' would be about
125 horsepower.
Ao application irc in the Ooderirb
Mfg. Co. for water a•d electric light
aeevice was referred) to the eogterer
to report upon.
Artdn` mut of a complaint by a res•
taurant-keeprt aloud the charge for
current for an electric stove, the see.
retary was instructed to write the
l)ommimion and ascertain if electtfe
stoves are to be included in the i. -
stalled opacity in commercial light-
ing.
It was decider; to install two firs by -1
drools on the 3iaitlamd road,00s at the;
rod of the water main. pear tbe eat)
bock, and the other midway between
that and the O. '1'. R. roundbouse.
A letter was read fromthe Commis -
1
sion with refet•eoc. to • prak-load on
September god. The secretary wad
tnetructed to write the Commission
that the peak -load was caused by bay-
ing One practice, end to ark ;bat the'
local communion Le not charged Roc
that amount.
A large number of accounts were
ordered to to paid.
NEW :BRUNSWICK PAYS
TRIBUTE
Ts the Grand Work Dodd's Maim
Pills Are Douig.
Melrnee. We.tmorelaod Co., N. B ,
Nov. Ist.-.-iSpecial )-'•The tint inti-
mation I had of kidney troubles corm -
red while on board the steamer on my
return from England fourteen year*
ago when I fell in a faint on the floor,"
wiltes .Mr. H. S. Clarke -Lewin, a well-
known man of this place. "Alter my
arrival at St. John my health became
poor and 1 loaf thirty pounds in
weight. I suffered from Leen trouble
and nervousness and I became irrit-
able and dyspeptic. Sly sight troubled
me and ray walk was uoateedy, as 1
suffered atom dizziness. Reding •
circular led me to use I)odd's Kidney .
Pills and Dudd's Dyspepsia Tablets
about June. 1913, and my impr3vr-
w.nt began at os -e. My strength
came back in my lege, the dizziness,
lett me, my bowels became regular,
and by New Year's, 1915. I claimed 1
was cured of diabetes."
The sourest was inspecting a regi-
ment just about to depart for naw
quarters. He asked • youog subal-
tern what would be hie next order if
he were in command of • regiment
passing over • plain in • hostile
country, and be fouod bis front
blocked by artillery, a brigade of
cavalry on his right flank. and • mor-
ass
orase on his left, while his retreat was cut
off by • large body of infantry. "Halt!
Order arms, ground arms, kneel
down, say your prayers !" replied tb!'I
subaltern.
OODERICH MARKETS.
THonsear. Nei. ata,
Pi -heat. are bee.. . $ . s" to a Ja
oat r. per hseh .... . .se t. .a1
Barkyor bee* ...... .s1 u
Poor. r heal le 1.0
pel L
r
1 bier. wo ,
"+,r .. 2.7 1. 1.733
plwr. ftatMr. West ...----.... 1.1• .M
Bros. parte Kat to ILO
Show. per tis flu, to 1/.0
ti.,. Per tae 10.ee to 11.11
len.. woe per tee MO to LO
Wood. per load Sep to L73
Setter. air 1d. .ra to S
Ems, trash. per dor - Zr to .It
..
Petatesprr bash .5 to Len
Apples. perb.-hl w .!
Cal tle. butch., shad, e:icwt, ate to 174
Cattle. barrier. .sdtun. - sue to CO
Self..M1,e smear pre we
e e..... tee a ate
sper eve;
tasbr, per Cwt v'• �e0 to 7.30
Iter. '..r,.... .'t to LN
.11 to .12
.a3 is
.11 to
Ckicker. per lb . N to
(lease. per tb .12 to
12
Turkey.. r . . 11 10 .
p1►IN
Hide.. per 15
Tune-.reedessd,Meth .....
•N
A LODGING FOR A
THE NIGHT
(Costinu.d from page di.
Ribs -,p. -with- yvtrr bearrtieftaj u
good as new. sod her. am I, ready to
go oat again as poor as 1 cam. ta.
WS my use whits that you tamer in
sty tsstl! And you think I have no
genes of honor -God strike w. d.adr
The old man stretched out his right
arm. •'I will tell you what Tot are,"
be .aid 'Ton are ■ rows,. my man.
au Impudent and black hearted rogue
and vagabond. I have passed an boor
with you. Oh, believe mo, I feel my -
.*If dlrgrsced' And you have eaten
and drank at my table. But now I am
sick at your preemie* The day W
coins ared the night bird should be oft
to 'hie roost Will you go before or
altar
"Wlk► you please." returned the
post using. •'t batlms you to be strict-
ly bosorabl." He thoughtfully emp-
tied las cop. 1 wish t dosed add you
Ng
tatgsot" he want on, knock -
an his bead with his kauckie.
.•���ggg�.. an: the brans stili and ran -
made r
..0ed Pte Sem,' Mid ifs Iced ell
atrlsetotal at the doer.
"Oesdly, papa.' returned TIllesr
wttb a yaws -Many tba•ka ter Mb
..M matea+-
Tar deer dosed Wiled lint The
dews sem breaking ever Ras wall*
;mob A *tall oeamldefable
usmw'
whored hi dap.Men.Ives gr
hta_Qr gpAabd lraalf ha the Redd
de of w twL
tightvery
ydun eh! "1 wends, MMI.
mat te eater
A SENSATIONAL SALE OF
Ladies' Tailored Suits
25 Ladies' High-grade Tailored Suits
at away Tess than Regular Value
Saturday we start to sell them. 25 in the lot. Right up to the minute in
style, in materials, in every detail, each and all of them. They are regular
$16.5o, $zo.00 and $25.00 values.
Saturday you can buy them
at X9.75, $I2.75 and $I7.75
Good Suits won't be as cheap for many and many a day. They are abso-
lutely perfect styles, the season's best models, made from high-grade materials,
and good linings used throughout. Don't miss the chance to get a high-class
Tailored Suit. It is a good one.
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Millinery SE
3
4
1
TRIMMED }LATS
HATS
RF.G� u VALUES $3.45
Twenty to thirty Trimmed Hats specially prepared for Saturday
selling. New shapes and new trimmings. Velvets, etc., in black and
colors, all trimmed with high-class materials and in good style. Regular
$ .00, Twenty or 3o will be ready for Saturday morning and your
choice of the lot only -
$3.45
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Hodgens Bros.
Direct Importers- Goderiche Ont.
"Watson's" Under-
wear{s unehrinkable, rotln
foetagk, durable. We
sell it.
Fall Styles in
FOOTWEAR
The dainty -clad foot, trite, neat,
stylish, is the outcome of care-
fully selected :hose.
Oars[ showing of the few fall
styles includes the most fashion-
able models in an array of
leathers, styles, shapes and .1 -
feels that are not only varied
but include everything the style
jdgee approve, at the lowest
possible prices.
LIFEBUOY RUBBERS
ere now in stock. They are
without exception the best ruh
burr footwear.
RIfPAIRING
Geo. MacVicar
North side of Square
GUDERICH
GRANDMA USED SAGE
ifs TO DARKEN Huff
•
She seeds op a mixture of Sag. Tse
end Sulphur to bring back color,
gloss. tbkkasm.
COMMIS'. gardee Dens bereed hits a
levy tea with salpasr and •Isobel
atY.d, will tars gray, sfroak.d and faded
heir ls•atltauy dark and ItaoNaat, re-
sume
.mew every bit of dandruff, slop scalp
Saha and falling hair. Just a Saw
appMetinr will peeve a 1.velafles M
hang,year hair is y or dry, swag.
goy and this 0.1z theSone 11• and
Sialphor maps at home. tboagb, V
b1w►lossma Aa sealer way Is to gat the
sesgr-tree a lobs enol about •ut 01 was
-I►y.�e1tlieNts ail dreg haws se
Seg. ani Pa+htp►s► Com
psi,- thus swdlag a lot .f mus.
Whys w1mp% gig, fail ►dr 1s nn6
slats. am as is -to route sur yeah-
your hair
Dy
sal
Yak sues w,Mb1s -
d114 rase Ran tell. Js�
50.~ mow or eft brie" w*b
we tM Ibyour"
.a your V awe 0 ,kung et a hamy ' halms
all VW tat!' late dlaappe•e1s1
astalbsr iM
hold ksalmr d ell In < set a • �Y'•glom.
oft
LONDON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
-:-AND-:-
SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, LIMITED
UNPRECEDEiNTED OPFER OP. SCHOLARSHIP AND PRIZES.
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II
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