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Gete'More Money"' for your Skunk
M.skr.t, is...,....rremeL W alto Weasel. Hobse l
mad edam Far Memo collected 1. yogic ..c Item
berm Tall_ Rr� se is lilt AB IA lei
berm r s-rsas tem ssesi e- with am eabiemaahel acne
„. ming f sham•• third et a restart a kart sec-
emardrweed ersd.mSPurfat TtnPA(ThR\
AND PROPITABLZ reruras- wr+a Mfib
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the only retlabta, arc -sew* market report price Mt Publish& -
Weise Ir 11 -!IOW- esMKS
Ay/!.
A. B. SHUBERT, Inc.
t,t.n.At co us -A.
'1%. otord HMIs • westaan M the more
it always hurts ber when told of it.
HAVE YOU WEAK LUNGS?
Ito colds settle on ) our cite ur
broaebial Mho.? Co cough.. bait Vn, or
mr. sou subject to throat tr.wldr
&stack troubles .Ixwl.l bate immediate
treatment with the rare curative purer.
.1 ,colt's Emulsion to guard again -t
c temmption which so easily follows.
,colt's Emulsins contains pure cod liver
oil .,hick peculiarly s1renctbens the res-
pr.u,rt- tract and improves the quality of
the hi, d; the glycerine in it soothes and
be the tender membranes of the throat.
tone's is pr tihe.t by the bast eluvial
ist- Yoe cos r t it at any drug store!
err..• h a. -w. To.•a.tw Ont
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TH1 SIGNAL
rwate-ria ttcotl&nd.
Tb. louse boa* Me. Bocbartran. «-
Or.i the postal toss it N. No. I.
Uoderir e, sod abs a "sprig u' hostler,"
espisi.s the In Otey :
••Mlllarbos Cottage, Risley.
"Dee. ;di. IRIS.
"Mr. Dooms Basso.: Dear rib. -I
Oto picture your surprise oo reseislog
this sot.. I found the poeteaed 1a the
folds of • newspaper seat ase W an
noel* who resides at R.O Ni. 1. (lode -
OM. I hope the journey the p.sicaad
Ms taken will t au a no dry WWI be-
twixt you and the sender. This note
will explain matters.
•'Thts enroll piece of brother came
from the creme of the class on Cul-
loden the last tattle fought os British
soil. Seeing you bear • Scottish name,
perhaps this may later+s& you. Yours
truly. "Janis BCCfnA!tA?..'
A Dry Mint,
A ROUNDABOUT TRIP.
Goderxh to Stratford via Paisley, Stot•
Land -Tale of a Postcard.
adual ter d Ilersie.,
Master Duncan Eamon. 11 tray st..
got the surprise of his young life when
be received • letter the other day from
a man be bad never teen, or even
beard of -Mr. James ucbsnao, of
M,Ilar*ton Cottage, P*1a1N, Scotland.
And thereby- hangs• ta.e.
01i November 10, • certain young
teacher, who during the Normal term
in Strait ford was • loarderat the hoose
of ***ter I•:won, sat down and wrole
a postcard to him The writer was
then tea. hing iu Huron county. her
,.,!.! e-. he ng H. N. No. 1, 1-lodericb-
The raid h,.. retched Master Duncan,
but it certainly took • roundabout
GODERICH ONTARIO
A *tinily angler was fisbi•"g oto a
Scottish loch WI a drenching day. He
had burst consoling himself from bis
Soak and forgetting his gillie. Pres-
ently be asked the an if there was a
dry place un the 1 wt on which to
strike a snatch. "You might try ,uy
throat," said the gillie, "it's dry
enough."
No Wonder.
The old sergeant was nut with the
new owed of recruits on musketry .z-
ere,i, range -finding, rte. Pointing
out a large house and giving the range.
be asked i1 any of them could pieta oat
say details about the house. 'Yes,
sir," answered Sam.."Tbere is a emelt
birch tees in the garden. • rockery at
Ry reason of
tLc changing
shape when in
motion this
Acleans itself
-� all mud
a.f and slime.
T tO2
tire
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• A BIG DRIVE IN PAINT •
• It may be the wrong season of the year to sell paint, but when you take
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• into consideration the following facts it will pay you to save money by buying •,
• paint NOW. In all probability your house should be painted. We must turn •
• our large stock of paints into cash, along with everything else. •,
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• Linseed Oil is costing one-third more today than it did a year ago. •
Zinc is costing double what it did a year ago. •
• Lead is up 25 per cent. the past two years. •
Retail price on Lowe Bros. High -standard Paint has advanced only fol: •
• per gallon, thus making the price $2.6o pergallon. Does it not look reasonable •
to expect a considerable rise in price before spring, as oils and lead are bound to •
• go higher, on account of the cost of raw materials. •
• In spite of these facts we are actually selling out our stock of Paints at the •
• following reduced prices : All Maple Leaf lines at S2.00 per gallon. All High- •
• standard Paints, excepting St*r colors : gallons, $2.15 ; half -gallons, $I .10 ; •
• quarter -gallons, 6oc ; pints, ,;;c ; half-pints, 20i. •
• It pays to paint because— •
• Ist--Your house or Karn a ill la -t much longe.- %% hen well painted.
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• 2nd—Your farm will sell at least to better if buildings are well painted. ••
• 3rd—Today you don't want t� sell, tomorrow you do: Conditions have •
•changed.
•• 4th—Ninety per cent. of all buildings sadly need painting. How about
• yours ":-•
• STOVES •RANGES HEATERS •
• We wean it when we say that tie tn!tus we Ale at torect.t givirg in ihwe lines she old ire teticu,ly •
corsideted. We speak cf both new and tecond•bar.d tires on tehit h we c rn live you money.
• Several excellent Grindstones to be sold at 25: farh. •••
•Remember rte are clearing of t our extra Hardware stool. at marvellous cut •
• prices. Lots of goods being sold away below cost. •
• This is your opportunity to save money on all Hardware lines. •
• THE HOWELL HARDWARE CO., LIMITED ••
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the side of the house, and a bird -cage
in the front w i ,dow." "Well. my
1.d." said the sergeant. "you have re-
markable eyesight. What's your nam.
and number How is it you can see
so well at the dist•n . "Ob." re-
plied Sam, ''.hat'. where I'm billeted,
sergeant 9'
ShOEP RAISING CANADA
T' III': sheen raising lodastry, IB
Western Canada has not yet
attained to the same propor-
tioi.a that other departments of lire
stock occupy: but there are not signs
wanting that there is a steady move-
lment in progress to make Western
'Canada a great sheep country. There
tis no reason why it should not be. It
ialounds with food of all varieties suit-
able for sheep. while climatic and other
conditions are exceedingly favor-
shle The number cf head is increas-
ing every year, which is evidence that
the industry. is receiving • due share
of attention. The experiment has
.teen tried during the last couple Of
Iyea.-s b) a big sheep ranch near
t last-, Alherta. of .hipping its entire
wool -clip to Lando... England. This
1. tae first instance ou record of s
eh'pment being made to the Kngllsh
u.arkc% either from the Province of
Alberta or the Dominion Compared
with some of the very big ranches 1a
Australia. this one, carrying some
12.000 head. Is small , and befog
moreover established only a short
time, It was new to the business
However. the wool In Question was
all sold .l good prices
The hoot Record," of Bedford,
Eng , speaking of the shipment. said
•Through the courtesy of Messrs
Dalgety and Companylad.. we are'
abte to say that the woo( was grown
in Alberta. baying bee's sorted and
reoured by a man who bas bad many
'ears experience in New Zealand Ir
.I.as•1ng and scouring wool We nn'
o.'r.tand that the foundation of tbt
dock which prod'', r i the clip sat
laid M sheep from Montana. in the
Visited States: and this 1s plain to be
seen by any man having • practical
knowledge of Western Territory wool •
011ie wbois parcel showing seryl
,,Peal Quality The wool 11 as well
,got an and well classed. sod haled
iter s bight) c red,tahle way in
,sew packs spec Lally Imported from 1
NOW licked We believe that thls let
the f . at shipment of wool from the
Province of Alberta and bop. It is the
wslsslag of a good trade.
"la me.tlosing the sale of Cans-
dien wools in Coleman Street, some
referesee should be e'sde to the fart
Mat for some years Messrs. H
Swartz, 1 ('o have offered wools
front British Columbia. which •Drays
received a hearty reception. As ■
rule the work 1s well done, bot 1t 1s
capable of Improvem.st There h
nothing Bite pre.Mtlag sllped wools
attractively, and so es.aring the at
',sties of all buyers W. me no res
son why • very important business
rennet he deneln%M between this
rwatry and Canada. amd wb,le. no
A.,nM. the Canadian Manufacturers
will cosies.e the balk of the raw mr
tergal as grown, i o.don is a good
itwarket Is which to dispose of any
Kkst can be extorted
Ram, rasebleg to growing in favor
izM .sly Re the Prairie Provlee..
t
also le British Columbia. for
ahem dry bolt nap sad alfalfa, M
,m ngasr-gsaklcg combination to
',fl* Oblessaa- Os* of tM largest
ramblie le UN bombe is the
.. sort A fors of 17.101 acres
tab 'haeusgboo' Seas lost., mirth
Vo1'S . Oa Ibis roach UM Un -
rd ifor.pMlr* abomp, sheet M
Mal owes gad Oe Mimeo web -
era, bought 1n July 11•42. a1 a rust
runniest into Ave figures, hay.. already
paid for theniseltes, and the preset,
!lock containing °00 e*es and 9fls
lambs. stands as .leer profit to the
owner
Spring of 1111 found the dock ie
good physical trim an.l with an 1n
finittsIsal number of tosses frowt
coyotes or other causes, 1,700 Iambi
were produced. At shearing the Sock
averaged tab the of wool. worth lilt
rents • ported: and Is May tbere was
a big cash return from the day ewes
and wether$, all of which were
slaughtered, the average weight
dreamed beteg 40 Il* and the price 14
is
Prartfral ranchers wbo ars familiar
with the Mammon. Slmilksm.en as4
Nicola Valley say there Is s ethane*
for considerable expulsion of the
,beep raising industry Is this seetloa
Several slllbs acres of timber grass
and, disliked by cattle. het satisfac-
tory to seep. exist which is capable
of providlmg good reeve for 'brim et
four .ostbs is the year Tim coma -
try has now bees resMrwd mos SOI,
Mtrsetive by the sppear*ae0 Of saw
steel of the Kettle lal.cy ►:auway
?Imre ars wavers' new factors .ow
width act to the eseowealflmast of
sbeteptaiStag. Oma M the WII«e tart,
la effect about s year asd a half.
wbkb nearly doubled the prim of
wool to the British Columbia pro-
ducer The market price for settee
was also Improved by thin IeglalatNS,
There are several per. -brad Sachs
of sheep 1a the Praiser Valley and ea
Ve massa Island- The bmd.rs Mee
exhibited with moth gumbo et the
provincial fain, doistlss eoespoll0.rs
frees Washbasins. Orspso al* the
prairie prwtl.eso sad Owtsris.
Swim istwe.Mtt, ittsi.ry is wovea
argued the early days eat sheep rats•
lag la (Woods, pareunia ly with re-
spect to British Colombia. Th. Had'
So.'s Bay Oempaay Wcuglt Camp M
Vietora shortly after thole MtabUab-
meat .f • pest there la 1tta. M 1510
ll* Initial Mob. la whkb lie sear.
Mireao and g«tbd.we blood proM's-
tested. had grows tato .weal bus -
End bite ,has of Its ♦attgsww
Mane Mesas W M +r Om NMI -
yenta s. hoist% lar glshlas..M a
year K Mira lam is heed or Mom
raided a flock. murdered the shep-
herd. and carried of 'event sheep.
A British warboat from Pietist hi visit-
ed the Indian village IamaMats&1
afterwprda, ..cured tlo malty heti-
.•s sod imaged Lem M a tree ow the
spelt
It is also recorded that la Mil early
days smuggling of Iambs tato Vie-
toris from Puget Mend was ee.am.o.
TM res was to tab them fret M
ono or em.tb.r of the Oalf bloods
whom.* tb.y wore tlbrpN M Melons
as Me prows, of Mal rib. S.
astute perms .spared the o --
.f Iambs sold with tM .saber of
ewes la the t.lm.ds sad the sorrel
was eat
Vets.o.ver reland thus Ms tete
oldest tea less .00wddltg draw
it alga hos Me wall w ,__..M w ea-
nahtem of drip maim& 00 Vas•
.serer bland nosh hladbes 1am.d►
• ..rg.abtM at Donne Is ISIS
TVsassoedalba hoIhispalhed
�t-
Mtn
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tafra • isfee
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Irid t boa *e
s.fpaemeat . '
Winter Tours to Cal,fornia, Florida, '
Etc.
At this season of the year many are
plenniog their winter tours. Coosid-
ertLle numbers annually visit the,
ever -popular California te.orts, while
many ober•. the Huwrts and sunshine
of Florida together with the vet y even
climate.
Numerous people in comfortable oil..
cumstanoes. well able to afford a win-
ter tour. bare toe mistaken idea that
a trip cf this fistula is most expensive.
This is not so. Thank"' to modern
tsileray facilities, •n extensive trip,
hods interesting and eiucatiocal, may
he made with speed and comfort at e
comparatively small cost. Why not
investigate':
The Canadian Pacific Railwayoffers
irtfeuIAalr goon'-ee'rvkee-to-efrwie.
where direct connection is made few
Florida. via l'incionati, Ohio. and At-
lanta, l:a. Jacksonville, Florida. is
reached second morning after leaving
Detroit. Excellent connections for
Florida can also be made via Buffalo.
The Canadian Pacific-Miobigam Cen-
tral route (via Michigan Central twin
tubes between Windsor and Detroit)
will be found the ideal line idCbicago,
wbere direct cAmes:lion Is made for
the Soothers State.. New Orleans is
reached second motniog after leaving
Toros t o .
Direct connection it also made at
Cbic.go for poiots in California.
Texas, Arizooa, etc.
The dining. parlor sod ele.ping car
.erTicz between Toronto, Detrutt apd
Chicago is up -Cc -dale in every particu-
lar. Connecting lines also operate
through sleeping and dining tare.
lhose contemplating a trip of any
nature will receive full information
from any C. P. R. agent: or write Irl.
G. Murphy. District Pas.eoger Agent,
Toronto
A Resourceful Woman.
"I wish. John, that I hod had more)
lento when we were rogegrd," said)
the wife tboughtfully. ' Then 1
wouldn't have destroyed all the letter
you wrote to me in Ili, eighteen�
months of our courtship.' The bur -1
band smiled in a gratified way. "I
knew you would be eons- fur that
emue day." he said. "Indeed I sot,"
was the reply. "1 need a little extra
money very badly just now, and a nun
called today to buy old papers. flow
wasteful we were ' And autowaticsl•
ly bis band sought his pocket. A re -
pout cabal woman seldom ha. t. alk for
money straight out.
The•Mrnrid Man !
They had been settled in their epiek
-Boeotian wwm• home- just one wtesk.
and on the `Saturday Hegin11d tushed
home eagerly from nig office.
Ei mectru a met him on the door-
step. her face wreathed with smile:.
"t)h. ducksey," .he gargled, "wifey
has made you. something awfully nice t
and special for your diviner today !I
Misses..
ReginalJ, who liked good things to
eat, reeled off a list of abcut fifty of
his favorite dishes Then hr pained
in dismay. His precious Kraals was
we'W w -What's the matter' be gasped
-O-ooh !" she sobbed, as she threw
herself oo bis neck. "My b -b -heart is
broken. i-1-1 thought ' ori d guess
straight oft that rd m -a -made some
b b-br•ee d.
"How is it,- asked the mistress,
"that you say you are a cook, yet you
have no reference. r •4Ji'll 1.11 yet IL'
&toot, mum," replied Bridget. "Oi wuz
always in wan place. mune, till the
peep!. died."
BRITISH COLUMBIA CAN DO HER
PART.
And many • meta bas last money
through the bole at the top c f his
pockets
Now that the cold weather I.
here you'll want your
homes more comfortable.
Get our prices on
Furnaces,
riot Water Boilers,
etc.
Our Perfection Oil Heater..
are just the thing to drive tl:e
cold out of chilly corner:.
All repairing to plumbing.
furnace work. etc . promptly
attended to
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W. R. PINDER
Pbooe 1M Hamilton Street
Showing the Good Week Dedd's Kid.sy
Pills Are Dein.
West Bridge, B. C., Dec. '= th,-
(3psciall-Every part of Canada seems
to be testifying to the gaud work
Dodd's Kidney Pills are doing and
there is no reason wby Be itish Colum-
bia should not do her Pot. Many •
roan and woman here blesses Ibem for
aches relieved and health restored.
Take for instance the case of Mies
Catharine Sarrafer. Sb. says :
"1 need your Dodd.* Kidney Pill, for
kidney disease and found them excel•
lent. i recommend Dodd's Kidney
Pills to •11 persons who suffer from
their kidneys, se they will curs them
as tbey did for me.-
' Dodd's Kidney 1'.Ils ore t13t•eatest
family medicine of the age 'they Olin
he taken I'y young or ch.
THION,GLOSSY HAIR
111211 TROIS DAXDZUIV
01,ts1 Tre7yr kl Mal* pts soft. Miry and
beasMfls��ef a es mot betels
of D.mderim.
Farm Seed Supplies
Field and garden seed supplies are
I practically assured for the 19/1 plant-
ing. There is a scarcity in Amer•ctn-
grown crop, including beans, onions.
and In • lesser extent sweet corn.
j Amongst lbs iwpsrted smoke, swede
turnips M. rather short, also spinach.
salsify and some varieties of carrots.
lied rover and alfalfa sae unosnally
short ud show an adsinoe in price
from fl*) to 71 per cent Other kinds
that might he used a. a -lover 'tonsil -
tut.. gs •bike, are bigh-r In price than
the *apply would nth- rw a. warrant.'
Weld-.dabli.b.d Canadi ra seed booms
with eo.tracts attl• two or Woe
years in adranre will have no serious
1 tamsk& this mmaaoa in taking eare of
their regular trade. Hoed merchants
who depend from year to year on the
t sot plus stocks t bat n -.y be offered
may bare Ives •.manses ■• 10 the
character of their supplier. -Seed
Bleach. Ottawa.
if yea care far heavy hair that gin
toss Ilei beauty sad M radtast with
W.; hes aa laeeapar.bi. sofaess .ad
1s duty and Inetr'ous, try Damietta*.
len one apreWou doubles t!.
;.1 yew tsar, biit Inns -
Assam
nw
Assn n every pared. .f
Tw eat Bot have aim
Heavy, baSRbr Lair 1.1 you lave
dbairst- T1b ds.treettt.Mart robs
the lar of 1b 1.etle, w stnag& teN
Its vary 1l*. and 1f sot were_ It
probing a Mortises and Whim of
Ow snip' Os bate rests tom.
loan.s ani df.: than O. lir far 1.R
fast. Rarely sat s fwosat Mfrs .l
Csowlbsten Uasdahs mien sky Ire,
stare sad jun try K
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GUARANTEE
Err* artier whir.s row Tr 1�sty�1r.. Sri Y say
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. TOIAONTO
If your foot dip you may seedier
your lulanew, but if your toogoe slip
you cannot recall your words.
"I have • dog that's nearly thirty
lechers high." "That's nothing- I have
one that strode over four feet."
The Man -'•if you aro so forgetful.
bow is it you rememher me i" The
Oirl-"Lots of time"! remember little
tbi.p wben the big owes escape my
notice.
"How is it you always back the
winner r •'A mend gives me *tip..'
"1 see : and you follow hie advice
"Certainly not ! i always back •p-
other home. -
"Humble as I am," said the thud -
voiced spanker at a meeting, "i .1111
tememher that 1 am a fraction of this
magnificent Empire." "Yon arr. lo -
deed." said a bystander, " asd a vul-
gar one at that.
Collector-"h"ht Mum 't y.w pald
your gat h U1 ('neetstsev-'TM
tight was so very ponmold 1 sld not sew
to read tbe ■.•.cant.'
"Prod. deer. i feel it la my bno.s
that you sr* wing to tab este b the
thear re Inoigbt.' "Wbi.h how. dor,.
log 1" "I sea sot tore. hat i f bl.k it
is my will -bete-"
"Mr- Amiantus." ..id tb. doctor.
"i fear your wife'. mind is ,wow!
"That Joera't swrM ooter."
Mr. A11414111111111*. .1b10Ito bow R1.ias
air a piers of k every day for the loot
I tela years."
NEWGATE
STREET LIVERY
listing purchased the
livery business of Wm.
Knoz, 1 am (improving
the equiprnest a.d in-
trad to provide
Good Horses
Prompt Service and
Up-to-date Rigs
A11 :orders will r.reiee
prompt and caroled at-
testioo.
Tgurnowa No. 1'f' for
• good turnout.
R. S.TOWE