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Walter C. Pridham's for
FALL AND WINTER
OVERCOATS !
Money Saved
by buying at this store, because we are selling Over-
coats at less than their real value. Let us show you
our Overcoats made in Melton, Frieze, Vicuna. Chin-
chilla and Whitney Cloths at prices from
$10.00 up to $25.00
Our Special Order Department
A great selection of the nicest cloths to choose
•from. made in any style. Prices $20 to $35.
Walter C. Pridham
2016 Century Clothing, Borsatino Hats
Plias Goderich, Ontario
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ASHFIELD.
On Tuesday, NOVPUItwt' Itch, the
Ashfield Soldiers; Aid iio(•iety will
tsteet at the home of Mrs. Wm. Carey.
Mr. J. McEweo of Dundee.
Ont.:. writes:—" For fifteen
years 1 suffered with Piles
and could get no permanent
cure until 1 tried Zan -Rut.
Perseverance with this herbal
balm resulted to a complete
cure, and 1 have not been
troubled with the painfuleeil-
meat since."
Mr. Henry Fnugereof Paean -
Mead. N.S., says.—'• 1 omittenet
terribly with Piles and old find
nothing to give me relief until ( tried
Zam-itukspThis cured me 1 con -
Sider 2en1-Buk die finest -ointment
oo the market!'
't'he above are specimens of the
msay lettentir aretonstandy re)?,) -
•n town men end women who have
ended their ►utfermg by-u}gt?m
La-
Buk. Why not Jo likewise
Zarn-Ruk is hest for enema,
hiobd poisoning. ukQ+rs, sures. cuts,
bruises, and all skin iniuries and
d aces. Mk. hot, sol tlruggtsts
ee Stores, or pont free fernn Zam-
'I
BBCo.,Toronto. Ori1\tine ad-
'tertisement with name of pater and
one cent stamp for free trial, blot
LEEBURN.
Tugs tY, Nov. 7.
Miss Etta Stewart is, visiting her
Aster. Mrs, Grey, at Strett:td` this
work.
Misr Mary Linklster, nt, (?pdericb,
stent several days with friends bere
this last week.
Gunner` Elmer Lau4e y r lit re -
Torted wounded. He i thely eon
ot Mrs. Archie Horton: His.friends
hope it is only A allahrwonnd. -
set"t tsAM I, Eyxom.—The Leeburn
church annivrrsery service on Sunday
and entertainment co Monday even-
ing were Loth welt attended. Rev, W.
A. Bradley, of Teeswater, delivered
two tine sermons Sunday morning and
mends. and the choir supplied the
musics% part. assisted by kr. Harry
Barker. M Goderich. On Monday
evening Mr. Bradley delivered his lec-
tute on "Pat and His fele," and war
listened to with much rmusement.
Mrs. Frank Saunders delighted the and i-
eneeiysith-a ins solos end Mir. Mooney,
etoeutionist, of Quebec, recited yes y
nicely. The proceeds strummed to
$.13.75, which grit's to help the building
fund.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
TtaAtiNT. Nov. 7.
HatEF`.-r,—Jf,,. Maria Durnin, of
(ioderich, is visiting blend. in this
vicinity this week Wm. Redmond
and Gprn McAliiuter arrived home
A rom the West last week.. -.Cameron
3e•tferaon cant. honk last Saturday
after having spent the wormier wnt-k-
ing with R. Reid near Auburn.... Mier
sahib Smyth lett lest Tuesday for the
West,, where she has secured a poei-
ttun as tracheo- The' tax, collector
is or, hierouuds saran i.■ Ma. y
's Ada Brophy and 'lies Elko Tknmpwnn
were appointed (64110114W by the St.
Augustine %Cnmen's tartitule: to A1 -
tend the Woolen's lrotitute reinvest -
Lion at London this week.
DUNCIANNDN,
wain FOR FREE SAMPL_
MR. N. F. WIIVARD hi the
agent for THE $IGNAI. at intogannon.
Gtdei left a it h Mm for -Woo rietlon.,
+td% rt tk-emente or lob printing will it••
elite prompt attention. lel.•phune
Model lob Iturab r :1.. - -< -.
manombillomommos
1 %%eneeui/AY: Nov.8.
Ii ftev,-(t etleiMm left on Thur.das
morning for$tratfotd, where he it at-
tending w libraryeonvrntinn held In
.lhet city. -
ss The•offiaere of the Weet Wewarrnsh
File for mince Cie held their monthly
seting at Mr. Allen's oflceon Tuee
-
Watch for some Specials
in BRASS BEDS at
t 2
Waiker's FurnitureStore
.i"
in the basement section.2.\
A NEW ARRIVAL OF LINOLEUMS JU�
OPENED UP _
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PICTURE FRAMING
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Watch for change of Advertisement
next week. During the rush of Exhi-
bition week we have been too busy to
go through our stock and arrange a
more detailed announcement,
WALKER'S FURNITURE STORE
THE STORE OF QUALITY
Often
the
Cheapest
Always
W. WALKER, Furniture and Undertaking the
Best
Phone 89 Goderi( h
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King Edward Cafe
($OMtTiel$O NEW I
The weathrr-ia now cool. People
conduit to town can be served
Hot Coffee, lea or Cocoa at 5c
Meals also served 38c
Jlfghea price. paid for butter and eggs.
The Lest tarn in town for stabling.
Joseph Murray
eertaston Street OnptalCH
day of this week.
FOR THE Ren Crines.—The Wo -
wen's Institute Inc. .ecut•rd the Luck -
now Dramatic Club for Friday. even-
ing, November 17 h. to lave the tarn-,
our play entitled, "Under Two Flags."
Thin no doubt will he treat in all
whe beer it. Adungwn—.duet/ il:rc,
children 25n. Proceeds to go to the
Rtd Crow. fund.
WEDDED.—A very happy event
took piece at the Presbyterian mance
in Auburn on %Vedoesdry, of tart
week, retire Mr. Harry Auderson, of
Du'•ganron, was united in marriage
to Mire Merger Doyle, of Auburn.
The 'emote couple will reside in their
house near Dungannon. Congratula-
tions are in or err.
Irl r.TlitonsT ANNIVERSARY.vrreary services in Hie Methodist
citurrh-on Simday willbe conducted
by Rev. 1. Hadley.. of Nile.
The service In . the Presbyterian
church is t l he dispensed with, owing
to the Methofttst anniversary. On
Monday evening a hot fowl supper
and concert will be au attutelive fea-
ture.
$100 Reward, $100.,
The mulct. of this, paper will he plear.d to
Isar n that rh.-re l+ at looa.d one dreaded Malaise
*Mame her Wen able to cure in ail It* /tags'.,
end that 1. catarrh, ''alerrb being greatly in
nueu.-ed by °mirth utiooal eondillone requite.
oonotitutiunal treatment. Hal:a l"aterib Cure
ie taken internally and act', through the btnot
on the nruc•-n+-tit-face,. of the.y,.lem. thereby
dewtro)•u.g the found+tlon of the d 1 •este. glv MR
the palimd otrength by building np the eon
-*mutter. and a...f.Ung nature in doing its
work. The proprietor., hart so much faith in
the cu'ntive power, of Hull'.. 1'atarrh Cu,e
that they Mireone bund•ed dollars for any ogee
tbet it fail, to cure. Send (or tit of tarti-
' monist.,
Adder.. : F..1 ('HENRY It CO., Toledo,
Unto. roil by all dru*g,wt+, 71.-
HENM1LLEN.
A Fearivg NIGHT.—There *As a
large attendanee at the oyster supper
and elite.teieeMytt given by L. O. L.
No tai in the Beemiller Outage Hell
last Fl 'day nig.'. The enpper was an
excellent rine, 1bere swing a•o uhund-
atsce alt .'y.terr and other viands, and
the inner n -in war %tori ugh/ 3, satis-
fied with the soled thing+ provided.
For the program which followed Mr.
ti. M. Slid•% , of (i.derich. setetl as
chairman, and in tddition t Lisle's•„ cdtai r_
nrads sooty ,Pinarka threw were
wprec hes 1 Rev, J. E. Ford, Rev.
P. y. Baena and Mr, Harty Mew.
MEN! WHY SUFFER ?
Ba, reap,
Ti. Dormer wbe rw .•e
treat. • patient p-r-
on.u, Whis ►a•
4 No..tds u
k e.l t, f a,Wi ale
flys WARD'S pealty Y
DPWAen
aas n( MI N 1 Ho/ovate
netbi. we', 1•..e' !he pert I*
Man haw ire. en t'e ben portof h.• • W the study of MFN'a
DISEAAF3 including Amerwe•
Aed Forme', hest h.aptiab He
ag nestn,-,d thousands or Wok,
AlMrrs Mvsi to igoroaa Mem-
hood, Health sad Hepr,•eas
satin. Scorm have doctored elm -
where .n min. Hendry. of .reed
patients have recob.teand d Ito
friend. and . mistime to hitn-
F.thers lume ere 1Mir ions
The treatment they Mee..5 and
.heel. you . II rewiw Is 4�uu[cb ma
appnwed,d r.tu. i
,...4.d
t�best medical authorities the
M over I It Wiest the treat
taunt for You - the BLaT-
Yrw wavy. aAFFAT, and MURF*n
T Cn
known to medical mimeo.
If roe wee a el:Borer from any NFR VOUS. LIDNF'.
BLADDER or STOMACH AILMENT, P11 FJ• FIS-
TULA. or RLCTAL MALADILA, w
nit UR. WARD
FALB of once -hi. Westmont In such mom had not oey
proven invaluable, bat SUPERIOR to the wdinwy 0...a -
men( roe read or favbout, and the Treatment that
U take
you , Eventually r ohm ea other method have
tailed.
Themare Bold Fact. -eel Perm Oat Dr. Were is
reed to Prom .Promto You -On Yoe. to BLOOD POISON,
L' LSSF_9. LUWFRLD VITALITY, ITY, rte , his treat-
ment steads orr..slled, a• hes bon dw.,wrtrated an
thousand. of rias under hie eon. The mala you re-
eve are QUt(-t-StJRL--.td PEaMANLCaw
NT. »
and we DR WARD'S modarfally ago;pped Meese for
the treatment of the Mot. Owed the moat erlennaeslly
equipped cel{... In America- leery tient milling veil
scow• a thorough Itatal • .Molatey Free.
Wilma renvenient rem all and *ab.st
depot,. Low ram ,.conk,.e w ffato .11 Series
Write for NM.. F.rwc Ian d taamow6le- IW
letters tonedential and waded ander prlhM comm.
DR. WARD, •
BUFFALO'S LEADING SPECIALIST
if Rimers score• Opp- Mcxlaie7 Moarra•y
BUFFALO, N. Y.
oui. now$ --Monday W.dnead.r. Saterday-t m s•
Tuesday. Thor•d.s and fr$ y -s tog. &.ad.7•-10 to L
[IBEGIIVIIIIOT 'WAITER
IIF SOI
MINT !MEL R1161 137
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Says glass of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
wsshis .ttalsoinen*. .
If yon wake np with A bad taste, bad
breath and tongue Is coated; 1f your
head Is dull or aching; 1f what you eat
sours and forms gas and acid in stom-
ach. or you are bilious, constipated,
nervous, sallow and can't get, feeling
just right, begin Inside bathing Drink
before breakfast, a glass of real hot
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in It. This will flush the
poisons and toxins from stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels and cleanser,
sweeten and purity the entire altmen-'
taty tract. Do your inside bathing im-
mediately upon ariatnR in the mot -nuts
to wash out of the system all the pre-
vlous day's poisonous waste, gases and
*our bile before putting more food into
the stomach.
Tofeel like young folks feel: 11ke
you felt befene your blood, nerves and
muscles became loaded with body Im-
purities, get from your pharlariat a
quarter pound of limestone phosphate
which is Inert'r'nslve and almost taste-
less, except for a sourish twinge which
Is not unpleasant
Just as soap and bot water act on
the sktn, cleansing, sweetening and
freshening, so lot water and limestone
phosphate act on the stomach, liver,
kidney* -and bowels. Men and women
who are usually con*ttpatetd, bilious,
headachy or have any stomach dee
order ehonld begin thle Inside hathing
before berstkfaet. They are assured
they will become real crank" on the
*ubteet shortly.
SIGNAL GODERICH ONTARIO
Recitation. were given in good style
by Miss Ler, Mies E. Walters and
Master Willie Mew, and vocal selec-
tions by Misr FeNtan were received
with appreciation, One of Mile
Feagan's number, was "The Call,"
Lhe patriotic song composed by Pte.
Thor. Pritchetyj, of bluderiph. Mrr.
Ben ('ox wee the accompanist. A
number ..f phonograph selection. afro
were given. Altogether the ruler-
tainmeet wee one of the best ever
given by No lee. 1'he proceeds situ -
(muted to the tidy sunt of Skil-
KINOSBRIDOE.
Wlv gi LAT, Nov. 8.
RRrire+.—Roy Meyer., Clarence Joy.
Frank and Percy McCarthy, returned
frow the %Vest last week Mr,
and Mrs. P. J. Ryan, of Oudericb,
vilited at the hone of Mr. and Mrs.
Mike O'Reilly on Sunday Frank
and Will Young, of Colborne, visited
friends here on Sunday Mr. and
Nrl. Mike Benniger and family spent
the Reek -end at the home ot the for-
mer'. parent. at Rivet'sdale John
S. Daltou, John P. Sullivan, %Viii
Meyers, Maurice Dolton and Patrick
Duffy motored to Pinkerton on Sun-
day A large number of people
from here attended the funeral of
John O'Callaghan at St. Augustine.
Mr. Malcolm McLeod, of Chicago,
attended the funeral of the late Joseph
O'Connor..
CARLOW.
WeestitsretY. Nov. 8th.
Miss Edith Wilson has gone to
Port Ceding for a month's visit with
her sister.
Mrs. Ansley, of Wingham, is the
guest of her friends. Mr. and Mrs.
John Walter,
Mr. Tbos, McPhee has been oh the
sick list this pant week. His many
friends hope to hear of his speedy re-
cuvery.
Mr. Nikon Tyndall, of Toronto,
took charge of the services at Switb'e
1ii11 and Auburn last Sabbath in the
absence of Rev. A. Laing.
The Choral leociety tort as usual on
Monday evening. Anyone interested
in music who can avail himself or
herself of this splendid opportunity
would be wise to do so, as the evening
is pleasantly as well am profitably spent
and the terms are merely nominal.
The!Society bas been fottunate ib
securing Mr. Sunbury, of Hollerith, as
director.
AUBURN.
WEDNESDAT, Nov. S.
A. Asquith has received a car of
flour, bran and shorts this week.
Mr. Him. Denstedt is installing a
furnace for Mr. John Ferguson this
week.
The farmers are busy drawing t4tt
their wheat. They dire getting,=Ilii
per bushel.
Mr- and Mrs. W. B. Ps4terton left
Tuesday for a visit to Galt Blends for
two weeks.
Mr. Milton Tyndall preached morn-
ing and evening in Knee church last
Sundry jn the absence of Rev, A.
Laing.`- -
Mr. Frank Stalker arrived home
from the West last week and is assi•t-
iog his brother John to operate t lie
traction ditcher near Blyth.
Beset al members of the Canadian
Order of Fore.teM from the village at-
tended the tunetal of the late John
Tnmbl n on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Brown, of Dashwood, arrived
on Monday and took over the harpers
stock of Pie, A. Rollinson and it now
ready to snooty --the needs , of the
farmers in hie line.
The Auburn Dramatic Club supplied
the program for the Anglican church
entertainment at Pert Alpert : n F ri-
day night, performing the play "The
Minister's Bride." Half the proceed.
go to the Red Cross funds. The per-
formers were conveyed to the Port hy
seven volunteer •oto -owners, thus
making is considerable raving for the
Red-Orot e.
Just the Thing for Little
Ones. -
Baby's Own Tablet* are lite beet
medicine a mother can give her little
ones. They requlsts the bowels,
sweeten the stomach. hanilh comelier -
tion and indigestion, relieve colds and
simple fevers and make teething easy.
Concerning theta Mn. Hertw't. John-
ston, Maymont, Sask., writes : "I have
used Baby's Own Tablet. for 'he past
four years and Hud them just the thing
for babies and young children." They
ate sold by medicine dealers or hy
(nail at l,; cries a box from the Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co„ Brockvilfe,
Ont.
BLYTH.
WED:SS:80�AL Nov. 8.
Word has been receivl/q 'that Cant.
R. R, Sloan is confined in one of the
hese hospitale le Filice':aYfYeting
from rheur nstic feveco ,
Mr, P. 1:+refiner is Ito. eept•elenta•
tive of the 13tyth puhlie library at the
district lilrrery convention teeing held
at Stratford this week.
Mies Isabella &vitt, of Hulley, left
on Tuesday for Toronto, where she
was quietly %Harried to Mr. Richard
Hart,'Aymara'? of,the Abitibi Paper
& Pulp Co., Twin Falls,
Mr. Frank Brinton was severely in-
jurorhon Monday, when his Clothe,
caught in some shafting wheel he
war oiling. He received some painful
bruises and his clothes were torn to
shreds.
('nunciltnr Horsey has returned.
from the West, where he spout several
',weeks in charge of a threshing nmath.Ow
Owing to a heavy fall of snow thresh.,
In/ operations out there were sus -
penned,
{.arne eongregat(ons astte,nhied in;
Blyth Methodist church on Sunday.
it was "Metes Day" and a male chorus
of forty -Ave railer" led the ainRFr�g.
The mttstoiy Rev. R. J. M'Vnrmirik,
Peeeehe d. ?lo Monday evening a con-
cert wee 'threw and a splendid On -
gluon wee ear, hid out.
% St- ones Ceti --Death carte with
great *udder/nese to John Wesley Tam-
bora, ct Huller+, on Saturday night
last, Apparently In the heat of health,
he came to Myth In the evening to
meet his son, Frank, who was to come
hi on the evening treive Abotft ti
o'clock, •bile walking along Queen
street, he was *ren to ,fall. • Marilee!
aid wee *omtuonrd and he \vas placed
on a.tret.cheron a motor rat to Ire
twketi
10 Itis home, but were he ar-
rived thele We was extinct, Apop•
•
Don't Forget the Boys at the Front!
JUST A FEW SUGGESTIONS FOR MAKING UP
PARCELS FOR THE BOYS WHO HAVE ENLISTED
Handkerchiefs
They all want Handkerchiefs and most of
them want KHAKI Handkerchiefs.
Mercerized KHAKI Handket�Itietc.$ far 25e
IA2 far 2Sc
Socks
Grey Socks all ready-made. This saves
.you the work of knitting and every boy at the
front wants lots of socks.
Men's grey Socks at 25c, 30c and 35c a pair
Needles anis: Thread
Don't forget.to,_put a coarse Spool and
some Sewing Needles in your parcel so the
boys can do a little mending themselves.
Towels
e
sant
11.
The boys ask fur Towels, both hath Tow-
els and -hand Towels.' Why not send',pue in .
tete box you are sending ?
Plain white -hand Towels at 1Z! each
White and linen -colored bath Towels. jliat
the right Towel for the boys, at ' -
20c, %Sea 31e, 4fk, 5kaui Ik each
Bath Towelling
.Bath Towetting-hy the - ard, •24 inches
wide at 2ec, and 27 inches wide at ne a yard,
in white and linen -colored.
We have just put into stool- several pieces Of Serge in nigger brown,
Dress Goods: blue, -navy, grey and black that are exceptional value- These are
goods that have been ordered for a long time and we had givers up_ hopes of ever getting them.
Here they are at last and the values are good:. Our stock of Serges is most complete and we can
fill your wants in any color, and in a range of prices, lkiore you buy come in and see us.
J. H. COLBORNE
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If you were told of
anew discovery forth.
treatment of coughs,
celds and bronchitis, as certain in its
acth on all cheat troubles as anti-
toxin 1* on diph1berla,or va(rination tm
small -pox, wouldn't you feel like giving
i%a trial?
Peps is the discovery/
Peps are little tablets, containing
certain medicinal iugredienta, which,
'when placed upon the tongue. immedi-
ately turn into vapour, and are at once
breathed down the air passages to the
lungs. t)n their journey, they soothe
the inflamed and irritated membranes
of tbaluonekial tubes. the delicate walls -
of the air passages, and finally .raster
and carry relief and leafing to the lungs.
In a word. while no liquid or sehl
can get to the lungs and air passage*,
these Peps fumes get there direct, and
at once commence their work of healing.
PRU TRIAL Cat out this
w'mtearme article, write
across it the name and date'of thispaper,
and mail it (with lc. stamp topery return
postage) to Peps Co., Toronto. A free
trial packet will then be sent you. All
druggists and stores. sell Peps, 50c. box.
meeting many funny adventures in
his treepls. Atter the lecture, Mrs.
Saunders, of Goderich, sang very at -
:rateably, and was t-encered, Miss
Mooney gave a second recitation, and
after le tow store- eelectiona on the
victrela **Hod Mare rhe Icing" was
sung by all, and 'the eve'ning's entrr-
taipment was closed. Those who had
so•kindly come tree w di.tance *o give
their services were givensome refrerh-
menta in the haeeuterrt before" Betting DEER -November lot to November ISth
out on their return trip. The p:.,ceede trklu,nr, —"-
amounted to some( hum over gds acidMOOSE-Notember bit to Novetn►x•r 1:4h
will go towards meeting the church end sive. -in'""wu f-thr Ntrrth-r,, I)is-
�efiyjt toilets of Ontario, including Ttm,.k;unt,
GRAND TRUNK A YSTEM
UNHANDS OF ONTARIO
CANADA
lie &me of the Red Deer acrd the Moose
OPEN SEASONS
• the ollrn season i. from N(„emter I.t to
BAYFIELD, II November :illth inclusive.
'1't'ESI.A\ \O-- ( write roe wipe s/"►lavaro..ndt rhe Haunts reFi h end Ou*e, ger.ng Oa el* Laws Hunting
Mr. Grenville Atkinson left for Reaubno",, eta s.
Detroit on Monday. --
The Miele, Cetuptell are vi.'ting
friends in Stanley chi. week, _ _
Mr. 'f. J. Matkr, who her lrrrn ill Ticket• and fall in/conatin o0 ors.
for some weeks at the to our of MI, ptl.,atio) to !''. F. LAR'RENUE h
Js.. Sp(ekntan, waw re' rd to the aIR)N$ phones.
(loderich hospital on Friday. of last -
week.
aLr_ Donald McKenzie, who had an
operation parfnrtnrd ou Dir Irk la t headoAlee a7 T..runtn to report there week b lir. Mrtr$Ile i+ in. a ov
y t tnq nn"Wrdnet,day and receive another
rapidly and is able to be atotut the appointment, lilr. Shearer hew fl.ww
bouaeagain, 'ray energetic and faithful in the
D:ATH OF Mita. FRPII MEER AN,— work of the Bank and' as a retro
I rot rte
After w severe ill•.es ‘11,0":".111":1,1f":4744:4
f rryrral wrrky
notions bas extended, so •hien
Mrs. Fred MiK:-wan p+.. -d air"y un I Ih.t three clerk.. are now neem -_ _
Monday night. NII O. M:•Ewan VIM instead of two as fie titer( Thr L
iorweriy Miss Etruria Peck sod was infinity will (.e sorry to lose Mr. l
rely well known in the neight.nt hood. Showier, while se) siring in s*. ad. ..
Thr sympathy of off is rimstt•t`tn �� may` die" OT. t. (lath ---_
bee bereaved hu..h+nd end �1e� '•. ors her utiy n
PR(IMIrJ'n1N FAH MR. D. Siteake-H — 1i re.
Mr. llAnl.l Sbraerr, who for th ----
past year Dai best. the eery ,rf leirn� C.me in. anywsy,endows �� wes Na
manager of the Stet -ling P•
Nit Barra, le- cut Willd•' at the Mel+IJ Store est '
eeived ceders nn Monday from the November IIS. 17 and litr--=s-,
C. H. HORNING,
i Lindon MARINO,
T orad., 9210
lexy is given se the cause of death.
Mr. '►awblyn was* man of eterliue
guslilir. rod wws highly esteeweu.
He set ved on ibe township coun:il
of Hull,tt for Bowe years. He was in
the sixty-first year of his age and had
lived in Hullrtt ranee 1378. He was an
active member of the I.Indeshoro
Methodist church. Heide. his wife,
he !navels two .one. Styli Setgt. W. J.
Tamhlyn, with the Canadian forces In
England, and Frank, at home ; also
two adopted children, Lillian and Joe,
also at huwe. Three brothers, W. W.
Tawblypn, of Tot onto ; F. A., of Nan -
alum, 13. (' , and Thomas, of Coulter•
rifle, Mal). ; and two asters, Mrs.
Snell, of Nile, and Mary, et home, also
survive. -.The funeral, which took
place on Tuesday afternoon, was one
of the largest ever witnessed in the
township.
DUNLOP. -
TrsxDAT, Nqy, 7,
'1'tie LEEnURN ANNIvtiR$ABY.—The
wnn'versa!y Site ices of Leeburn
church were a decided duces*.. Re-&
W. A. Bradley, of Tee.wster,
preached tnornlna(' and evening on
riabbath and on both occasions de-
heeltd 'mere! fill and impressive ter-
,Donte I)I1 Mondry evening AD entrt'-
Lainn,ent was torten end a large and-
ienne tilled the body of the church.
A [ter some select ions on the vitt rola,
Mem Mooney, ut Stenbtead, Que. ;
gave an interseting and twlusing rec-
oatenn which de/etihed the troubles
and diftculties of an elderly Scotch -
man in bis courtship and his anal - ac- i
ceptanoe by an elderly Scottish
maiden. Miss Mooney's rendrnng of
the broad Scots w,* fine, and
caused much amusement Mn.
Archie Hotton sang a pathetic koog,
touching a subject which is IX trehone
IUtete*t 10 v0 many 111 the nays,
t &Intent Moldier teddies, Thee
cm the •tele eestkls otthe AY! ng,
the tem toy Mr. Bradjeyv',, ''Pat d
His s Tlns addtree which hia(tn1
him, held the suterestot bier
W t.be way through and wan
t and'huteor. The ter -
mit an. Who is abo'.lt two -
rich himself, took pwiot to
over la
twitters
stn (lf
trend
thirds
ahnw t the lu►hrusn excelled,
not only M read). wit, Initan tutwt o/
the stendeid virtues: that the Setif.
though nitt+n hi/me/row. w*. Meld
witty, And very *)nW to see it joke
and that the wit cf ettt hnglientuan
lay in hie aHUit,yy to play on words,
With A etrnng leantt.g to sarcasm.
Mr. Bradley, who has to evened exten-
sively, RSVP an inttr.wting drnunof
het trip through the United Kingdom
taken so,, e years age, bol', eansciatty
dealt with his trip through ireiand,
where he kissed the famous Blarnes-
stoma/id rode iu the Irish punting ear
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