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cooking and baking. This is by ventilation and
the nickel -coated non-cnst steel lining in
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It won't be hard ro decide what range yon want In your
kitchen after I show you the Pandora's special featurets.
Sold by FRED HUNT.
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WHEN it comes to a
matter of choos-
ing the man who
is going to do your
Electric Wiring
it will pay you to see us.
All necessary information is
yours for the asking.
Office 92
Res. 193
Phones :
Robt. Tait WEST
STREET
burns
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PROMINENT NURSZ
COUNTY and DISTRICT MAKS,
ill take up housekeeping as Abe
ilfrorinis farui on the dih conceseion el
Humpy..
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•••••••••••••••••••••••••• liess Ilierees ta Owe& eel new Roy McKay has purchaser11 the reel-
wbere Sap the Sumo. deers, uf the Late Mrs. Harris on
Warren Uvingwood, son of Mr.and I Tbuuras street
Mrs. S. Liriagwood, of ..M con-
°I14..-"IielFarnoritega preottaalmaipi usTts:webeklyrsorblivimioliteourvidongloctuiely.which was
organised Isom Line now
five with snore
ematou of Hey. ha. leen sidled iu e•vs use nerolell
to follow.
scions.
Samuel Shine, a former well-known
resideut of Urey townselp, died at his a
borne to the Itsiuy Raver Dietrito. on
trieptember 14th.
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Donald McMartin, for massy Teats
• respected resideot of Urey township.
is dead at St. Thomas, North liakota,
aged moiety years.
Henry Johnston, of Morris town-
ship. ns tecistved word that his
osphew. John Usury Shaw, was killed
lion quit* a IOC 1
i; • always recommitted
it to topelican
and it La- been a
wonderful help to
many of them.
neve! knew of •
ease wirers it faded.
1 have a pawed
who kr using
Dow and she is
fuss since tak-
in action on September 2ntb.
„.. takes it myself aad gra t very best re.
huMsbani a d( aura )isoss1P.ofititeisPovwell, e
Turnhorry, died in Toronto ori Wed- , 74/- 11:Wiregwrildwooas,°•°" aiD:cp
beaday .veninn of last "NINA •
Lieut. W. N. McQueen. of Bruce
field, who was recently reported
wounded, has recovered sufficiently to
permit his rensoval to • hospital in
Chatham, Ont.
THAT WEAK BACK
Accompanied by pain be and there-
Englend. intreme nervousnerekeplemoess-may-
Mrs. John T. Fairburo, eldest dough- be faint spells, chills or spasons-s11 are
ter of the late James Houston of Grey Agadir of distress for a woman. She may
township, died at Walsh station, Cali- Ingrowing from paned into womanhood
(orals., on October llth. See was -peon' from wommidlood toMother-
hood--aat later suffering dining middle
sixty -ave years of age.
Anniversary services at Duff'sAt ir wmelo. .61
church, NYalton, were conducted on forc_°._
October nth by Rev. James Aber y, of01 wo=;Zri•red-;;Tuirzerk=
Loodeaborti. lin Monday evening the 1•••••
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annual fowl supper and entertainment goeseesbv • Fat=a- alweineuelFarie"othe
adrer. in
was held. The &mount raised on both Pierce's Favorite Prescription lam
occasions was over $140. 1111000Infully treated were cam in the pest
A quiet but pretty wedding took so yam ths, y other kbow. reseed..
place at the bonne of the bride's 14 ow sow bakad ka, tablet
parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Juho Smith. I lon„ a, wan as is abs-cquial-gabi
tioshen hue. north of Zurich, when swaids. &am or via box by mad cis
their only daughter. bliss Aldora M.. receipt of 60 maw in Ammo. Dr.
was united In martian* to Robert,ouly Pierce, invalids' Hotel. Buffalo, 'N. Y.
son of Mr. and Mrs. las. Green, Parr Dr. pumas mamas pales dam es
line. Rev. F. B. Meyer offleisst ad.
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About 7 o'clock on Tuesday evening
of last week the fine bank barn on the
(sew of Sydney Andrsw, of Uentralia.
Commerce here for nine years, bas
been trainsfetred to Toronto as man-
ager of the Bloor and Lippincott
branch of the same Bs,
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Used in all Hospitals in the Allied are
Countries for the soldiers as well as cured
in hospitals throughout the Dominion,
sores United States and the Far East. by
Mecca Ointment
An unsolicited testrnonial from Mrs. C. C. Hull, M.D. of the
.D.
Christian' Association Hospital, Council Bluffs, Iowa,
Ws have used Mecca Ointment in a severe case of burning,
whirls under ordinary treatment would have been fatal. I was
surprised at its soothing effect and quick relief from pain. The
slouiut ghing. which wextensive and deep, quickly .assumed a
healthy process and recovery was remarkably rapid.'
25c.--3.5e.-75c -El-Zaire&
leserinffiele ewe soma mean le
Foster-Dack Co. Limited Toronto, On
Reeseueseilat and meld by
JAMES A. CAMPEEL.L.
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A geld ring set with pearls sad
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rue,. wise presented to Miss C.r. Bell
by • uusuber of her girl friends before
she removed from town.
Information has come to band that
Private Charles McMillen, who re-
cently suet demi. on the Somme bat-
UetieW, wise killed in • dug -out, &lora
with eight others, by • high explosive
shell.
Richard Jewitt died al the house of
his brother, Jewitt, on Suss -
day evening, October 15th. He had
been ill for only a few days. He was
born in Yorkshire, England, nearly
eigbty years ago and came to Canada
with his father in 1850. For the first
ten years they lived in Peel county
and then moved weetwird to Morrie
township, where they located on the
2nd line. Here the subject of this no-
tice continued Le live until coming to
Brussels seven yeare ago to masks his
home witb his brother.
JOB AND C 4.itir.:11AL
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CANADA
New Prices August 1,1916
...-.--7.4>etrvtir.11ritainitcaneicde:ftfeorr AFourdir cal rs19w1:1
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• Chassis - $450.00
Runabout - 475.(1)
Tearing Car - 498.oq
Cowpoke - 695.
Town Car - 780.00
Sedan . 890.00
r O Odelb. Or/nia my
The.m pricet are positively ruses red armrest any re -
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ductioe before August 1. 1017, bet here is no guarantee
against an advance le price at say tune
KELLY di PvilAcENA/AN
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situated one and a -half miles gout o
Eliniville, was destroyed by tire to-
gether with the content', coueisting of
this yeer'• crops,. The pigpen also
was destroyed. There was an imam -
&zee on the barn and coutents for
$2,509.
At high noon on Thanksgiving Day
at tbe house of Mr. and Mn. R. T.
Miller, Jamestown, • pretty wedding
• interesting and fashionable
wedding 1144 celebrated et
high noon on Thursday. Oc-
tntier 19h, at the home cf Meow. and
Mrs. R. S. Heyr, when ibeir daughter.
Bessie Reynolds, was married to E.
Crawford McClelland. nisneger of the
was solemnised when their ug tar.
Miss Nellie. and WilliaDo ion Bank at Baden and forin-
m Mitchell
erly Meanie'', The ..•ereniony we'
were wade husland and wife. Rev
_ performed by 1*-,. F. H. Larkin, of
• J Alarm of Brussels, tied tbe nut;
the First Preeby, erian church. Little
Mary Hays and Helen Arneht
as flowereirl'. Mies Evelyn Oretg
sang the bridal ie from Loheogrin
and Mier Muriel Willis pl sped the ac-
ecuipentrueut. Miss Orem ale° sang
beil, Zurich, on Weduesosiy, Uctolver “tiod Make Thee Alia.' The wed-
18tb, at 8.311a. m . wheo their deugh- ng party to the comber of ee•enty-
ter. Mr • Diana Hem tett*, was united
in boly bonds ot unstrimony to Julius
N. Z -Het , it popular young man from
Kitchener, lint. Rev. Mr. Meyer,' of
Doris/sue tic other-in-lew of the groom,
pref./tined the ceremony in the pres-
ence of only the iusinediate relativea
of the contracting parties.
Laid lieut. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell will
make tbeir home on toe groom's farm
on the Ilth conceraiou ol tirey.
A quiet wedding was celetweted at
the home of Mr. and Mo.. J. F. Riek-
Two day* after he was stricken with
e paralytic stroke. Alex. Haywire,
w ell -k 'rows reardent,cresseed tbe bourne
from nhich no svelter returns, hie
death occurring on Thursday. October
120). Mr. Bryan@ was born its Ireland
in the year 1St; and be was conse-
quently in his seventy-second year.
Along with hie father's family he
came to Canada when about two years
of age. Alter making their holiest near
DUD(1114. Out., for tan or more years
they moved westward' and bought a
farm on the eastern boundary of Mor-
ris tnetnehip,where the family loceted.
Mr. Bryane continued on thir farm for
fifty-six years, retiriog three and &-
half years ago, when be sold and came
to Bruseele. Hie widow, who was Mies
Margaret tiallaber, 14 Wroxeter local-
ity, with oise son and two diaughtets,
survives.
A pretty wedding took pace at Sr.
Jameschurch, Seaforth, on Tuesday.
October 17th, when Miss Mary Cleary,
daughter of Peter Cleary, of Tucker-
ecuttn, was united in mai riage to Pat-
rick Albert (fReilly, of the risme
wrnship. Nov. P. Corcoran per -
weaned tbe ceremony in the prone nee
of • number of friends of the bridal
couple. The bridesmaid was Miss
Theresa O'Reilly, iiister of tbe groom,
ad the beet man Warn Louis Fortune,
cousin of the bride. Mr. &ad Mts.
O'Reilly will reside on the grootu's
fas in in Tuckersnith.
• pretty wedding was solemnized
at Thornton Hall, McKillop, the benuti-
ful home of Mr. ad Min. A. U. Scott.
last Thursday. when their eldest
daughter. Margaret Isabel. was united
in marriage to Jobe Ntleoley McKin-
lee. only son of Mr. and Mrs. Roar,.
McKinley. of the mune township.
The ceremony was per Jrmed at high
noon by Rev. F. H. Larkin, assisted I towns.
by Res. George McKinley, uncle of
the groom, in tbe presence of only the
inonediate telatires After the eels -
stony an elaborate wedding breakfast
weir ',reed, the table deconitions
'wing snowdrop heroics from Camp
Borden, and later the happy couple
motored to Brucefield, where they
took the train for is honeymoon trip
to Toronto and Niagara Fells. On
their return they will reside on the
groom's fern' in Mciiillop.
tiveweleet.everlid to the depot in 41.1-
1044401),1e. 41/6 Mr. amt Mts, 51,1 dellaud
left 'in the ...limn. m ti.•iti on their
honeymoon trip, the bride wearing a
Nigger' brown ituit. cornu tura and
brown hat. The present- u ....Peed by
the lit i 1e were niany an.1 very beast i-
ful stud intruded .nese enter antial
chtq tee. Otiont• were present frinu
Hreioapt on, Detroit, 1. derich and
other placer.
MOTHER TELLS HOW VINOL
Made Her Delicate Boy Strom
5... York City. -"M• little boy was
in • very weak. delicate condition as •
result of gastritis and the measles and
there seemed no hope of saving hie life.
The doctor prescribed erd liver oil, but
be could sot take it. I decided to try
Vinol-and with splendid results. It
seemed Oi agree with him ..that sow he
is a strong healthy boy." -Mrs. Tuowaa
Firmest:AL°, 1090 Park Are., N. Y. City.
We guarantee %loot, which contras&
beef and rod liver peptones, iron, sad
manganese peptone:tee and glyeero-
phosphates, for rundown cooditions.
11. C. Dunlop, druggot. Casterich, Ont.
Also at the best druggoor in all Ontario
How's This?
We offer one hundred actin's reward for as,
ca.e of estarth that cannot be cured by H..I •
Catarrh Cure.
Hall's Cat art* cune kit 4 been takes by catarrh
buffeter. far Um paw thirty live yearn and It,.
become known a. the eitrat reliable remedy for
catarrh. Han', OW aorta Cure acts through the
blond se the 11004041. aortae... esPenine 160
poises hem the Wood and be•Jind the dmea rd
portion...
After mu have lakes Hall'• Catarrh Care for
• short Uwe you will -esit creel improvement
in your ',mod health. Mart taking Hall.,
Catarrh Cure at .bed and pet rid of catarrh.
Bend tot ue•clomniala. fem.
F. J. CH It Y CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
esie by al. (1...prit4..
W ING II AM.
The salt works resumed operations
last week. afire being closed down for
several months while the new well
was being drilled.
Robert S. Sturdy, who has charge of
tbe Queen's hotel yielder, had hie, left
leg broken above the knee • few days
ago. He wee pawing behind a horse
when Inc animal kicked and the iii-
jured man received the full force of
the blow.
CLINTON.
Capt. W. Broder MeTagwart and
Pi ivate Fred Ford have been reported
wounded in eetion.
Mr. and Mr.. Henry Rival- will
celebrate their diamond wedding an-
nivereary on October 27tb.
Oslo. Frank C. Harper, chanlein of
the 176th Simone Battalion, clo.ed his
pastorate at Willie church on Sunday,
October
Mrs. Joseph Livermore hes received
word et the death of her grandson.
William 11,, McLean He was allied
in action on September 164.h.
Sergt. Robert Irwin, son of Mr. and
Mr.. J. A. Irwin, who leff his reudies
at V letorie College to ereivit with the
overlies* forces, has been recommended
for tbepo-ition of eh'.plin of the'/...P7th
Battalion, and has leen "specially or-
dained.
William Seenlin, one of the hest -
known tosidents of Clinton, has pneeed
to the 0.wat Beyond. He was Nun of
Irieh parentage in the township of
Chhiguacoloy • *evenly -olive° ream
ow, and settled In Hullett In Divest
int He moved to Clinton In 1
Clinton has lost ar old reddest, In
the Orme of John 111c
reyOosi road. The bate
"hie ie. Pi Bt. tb
si4 MIN but,
don unrest
rid
Venters goatsjo, When hn
faistnionsica row... Ile bed
Tee KOWA Y, 0411. SONO lir
In vastness of assortment,
range of materials, and
styles, our offering of cloth-
ing for men and boys is un-
equalled. The superiority
of cut, make, and wearing qualities is rec-
ognized by all who have purchased our
goods. If we cannot suit you it is useless
to look elsewhere.
McLEAN BROS
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Semi -Rea* Tales
THE SQUARE GODERICH
1111.t it040r. A vies
buy
local talent will he owes. Pim-
coeds to go t o Red I.t
es
There will he no toweler emeestini ef
the %V omeb'e Institute sissatb-
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Homeseekers Excursions to Western
GOOER1CH TOWNSHIP.
MONDAT, Oct. 15.
FAItILWNLL Reogrrion.-On Friday
evening. October dth, a number of the
friends 14041 oeighbore of Mr: and Mrs.
Percy C.de. of the 1001 conceeeion.
patbered at their howe to pend an
evening with them prior to their de-
parture from the vicinity. The gatti-
ming wee in the forte of is surprise
party and after all had been hidden
welcome by the hoot and borates a
pleasing program was rendered.
'Mere Welt. instrumental selection,
violin gamete, gramophone selections,
duets. solos. readings and speeches.,
the latter voicing the appreciation
felt of all the good qualities of Mr
and Mn. Cole and expressing the gen-
eral regret frit at their Iiitended de-
parture from tbe neighborhood. Then
Mr. R. A. Kobertoo gave &short me
di-ess and Alive Ruby Currie, on beheld'
4.1 the friends, presented Mei. Cole
with a pretty silver chatelaine hag
and Mr •Arthor Trick presented Mr.
Cole with • haridvorne goldunounted
umbrella. Mr. Oole made a moot fit-
ting reply, thanking the friends for
their kind words and for their hand -
enure gifts to hitnveli and akle, stroir-
ing them that .wherever their lot
alight be easit they would, never for-
get the old f remade in the township of
Goderich. Lunch was eft -reword.;
eer•eri and the remainder of the even-
ing was sprat 10 jointed and social
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EXETER.
VV. Cole has purchased tbe hrick
dwelling on Huron street from G. Bed-
ford. for 18,100.
Ales. Stewart has ono to London,
where be has • • position with
the R. 0. Young Oo.
The fieriness of the Canadian Ex -
Orme Company bore, wbieb had been
oundueeed by C. T.Brooke for many
sers. bae been taken over by T. G.
Urs. Wm 1 oward of town received
word tbst bar son .Lother.wlio for sev-
eral years bad been an engineer In the
aritish navy, bad been drowoed. No
Windom es le neve It heppened have
resolved. silkily that be was not
on his own boat at the Hine the (Mel-
ity comet red.
Wood boss. been received of the est-
rddentai &Mb of Obarlies W. 0. West -
sway. assistant manager of the Nos-
scr-Raetia Os, a&Mespers. sod a broth-
er of Mae. A.,. Pal* eff tows.
'maims toast deemsteh Mr. Wastaway
tbAibeabirstalawellar01 we bisigtf:
was daoSsoltontled iw _has be wee
gm. weetewey wee well knows •
lugs emebee leeter people. 0. 1.
servivoil by his wife amd toady .1
emiall Andras.
RRAPOIMI.
(*Anis Itetwri Lvolch and Drives
Dash? Davey, tivo Ihirster
two rcsortadligled seems.
W. O. T. Mersaa. who bad fovea
stsistear ad the Onsodloo Dank ad
AUBURN.
WILDNIMDAY, Oct. IS.
Mr. Role 11 Sprung. of Maniteii,
Marmots... arrived Mond&y night arid
has on the way a car of potavoe• to
tamely t he shortage in the etup hero.
Ale. Colin Fingland received a severe
'belong -up last week. His team run
away and io trying to stop thew he
was *Limited and when found by his
wife was in an unconscious conadiou.
At time of wi at ing he it progreados
levorably.
Mr. Henry Snyder sod Windy. 14
Holmeseille, spent Mundy with Mee.
Snyder's mother, Mn. John Verkti.
Canada.
Tbe Grand Trunk Railway System
lavises round-trip home -eskers' tickets
at very low fares from stetions io
Canada. to point, in Manitone. Stereo
eschews'. snit Alhei la, each iiireday
until O•tober 31.1, inclusive, yin North
Bav, Cochlea, and 're inecont inmost
rout • •'r via Chicago, St, P3111 01141
Dulu. h and good ret timing two niontto
from date of inore.
Through bon ,leeping cars ars
of
a/4.ot AA.
..arristy-
bean a mi -
1 toys's*, ?Oa°.
I ntlet.s. %gotta
ha nit lits for salty
0116.
At II e'4.4,oWeWd o(o
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nalsg
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t11and
o and r..4
e. of Oilo\r;3..epteuh„,
perto.fatinpi. Mr
the al, eslicion Ir
trio i.Voroeto,
gads t heir
4011.
Mr. and Mem. John Symington have
returned trout their Western trip
looking the better for their outing.
Mrs. James Bruce is suffering from
a paralytic tarok,. She is slowly 1110 -
proving.
Mn. Jonathan Oofortb willouldress
the W. F. M. 8. in Koox church neat
Sabbath morning.
Mr. John H.riatiteort, of Usbrklge,
• few d • stOW house herr on
he
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his
bus
y. Ile enlisted
fasts ibiodilkoty with Mins
Of Pala. Abe Imst wishes
y friends fallew him
Aloe* not improve
ilemM loaki
ow
T. we. °UK. l,
he re 011svm11 is H t .
busAit isping
lesettea
one. atm* mach Tipeday for Wiiieiawg,
heaving Toronto 10.45 p. m. vim amid
ertinertal route with. tet L1•Alig0.
Iteeervations in brunet sleep.. is rimy
be obtained at norninel h
_ charge ap-
pliestion to any Wand TrlIttli ken
• nice. The iirand Trout( Pee.ei• 1)..,I.
way ke the aborted oral yotekei routs
betweeu Winnipeg. •-balitOW. 01.01
Kiimonton, with rraulbell.
•104.1r1C-11(1144N1 larrilme C.4414. Owlish
the newsier, ..... •-• e• .tual
'51 rapidly A. velcr.ing o • uf
W. stern t tined 4,
Before iteci tow nn yoor trip :risk
Grand 'riusik :igont• 1.1' firrniA hon
nartiesslare ur write 0. E. liotning.
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win he �s at Into lirdiene pohlie hall
es Triiky 0010004.41. October 27th, on.
der the wespiese .1 1.145. Haien.
" In the Time of Peace Prepare for War "
There is a Long Cold
Winter Ahead of Von!
Is your Range in g.xxl repair Does it require over-
hauling ? If so, we carry repairs for tilt different
Mabee. If your stove is past repair call and see the
large assortment of stoves we carry for you to' choose
from The " LIGHTER DAV - Range is the latest
improvement in stove construction.
Are you going to put in a new Fiirnace this Fall ? If
so, let us give you a figure on it. We have a good second-
hand '' Keliwy - in stick which is in good repair , in fact,
it is nearly as good as new, and is a snap for some person.
Let iis fignie on your Plumbing, Heating, Ele,:tric
Wiring, etc.
We handle tbe hest Scranton Cool.
Chestnut and Stove, per ton -
Egg, per ton 8.00
Cannel, per ton 14.00
Pea Coal, per ton - 7,25
Soft Wool. pet single cord 2.25
Hard Wood, per single cord 2.50
Chas. . Lee
Manes : Store 22
House 112
The Square
Ooderich