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PUT on s` me smart togs and face the world
and your work with smiling confidence. If you
feel that you're not 'getting ahead fast enough,
try good clothes. They're a real aid to success
they're the cheapest in the end. Let us
w you tome of the new loth Century Brand
Is. They're classy.
'',r1.» HERE EXCI.Csn FAA
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
SOLE
ZOth CENTURY
BORSALIIIO
Phone 57.
Smith's Art Store
has everything for nice Christ-
mas gifts.
Bealiful Art Pictures
English China is Royal Doulton,
Aynsley, Wedgwood. Min-
ton, etc.
Dainty Japanese Goods
Embroidered Pillows, etc.
We cannot tell you all we have:
just come in and see it. We.*ili
tie pleased to show you OWFeipse,
A splendid line of Christmas
Booklets and Cards.
Smith's -Art Store
E St. Phone 198
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-DUNGANNON.
Thirslayi Dec. 4.
Miss Fwlith Stonier', Is snaking a
business trip to Turnuto this week.
.t social dance was held In the Agri-
cultural Hall Tuesday night.
Thr wuuthly meeting of the Nest
Nawauosli Fire lusurstee l'owpally
wax held on Tuesday.
Those who travel should bear ha
mind that many railway trains have
her•u eaneelled owing to the coal
shortage. At Lucklelw the early train
eastbound and the late train westbound
remain. At Golerich the outgotg
traits on the O. T. R. leave at
and 7.45 a.m.. and the Usv.mlu trains
arrive aP 11.ran a.nca and 7.10 p.m. The
l'. I'. 11. timetable is uta•ha11gerl. The
Dungannon Hue u comes and goes
as usual. -r--
At the monthly ting of the
Women s Institute. held in the I. O.O. F
hall on Thursday, Mrs. N. F. Whyard
was elected president. in Succession to
Mrs. An4rew Kirk. and Miss EIB
Soothers was elected secretary -treasurer,
the position formerly filled by Mrs.
Whyard.
The Dunganpon Creamery Company
has concluded a very wcceseful season of
butter making. but will continue to take
in cream all winter. It will be received
one day a week at J R. McNebb's store.
where it will be tested and payment
made to the patrons. postpaid. -
IS -icE.COLD
WAS BAD FOR
UMATSM?
• sarssaa $saunas iguesa:aa11em
This story o/ Wm. Roge
rs, �a oss m
la tbs Min. Sweeping
Royal Navy, is absolutely true sad aha
be readily vended.
At Niamus Camp, is 1914, Rowsteamed Rheumatism He was sent to
TorontoGeneral Isocal, when for over
19 months he was • patient,
finally
belie
"dieeharged M t�lountble.
took afriend's advies and tried Temples
ton's Rheumatie Capsule& The
were astounding -in a mart Ume be was
able to par the stiff exanunation set by
the Navy, sad became an AB. in the
Kline Sweeping Branch,
Por 17% months he did service in the
North Sea. On three occasions be was
blown into the sea and remained in the
ice-oold water as long as eleven hours at
a stretch. Despite time hardships Rog-
ers had no return of his previous
trouble. Think about it. 11 TR.C.'S
did so much for Rhea --will they so4
do the same for you
H. l•. Dunlop, 1'iw. 11. Chemist &
Druggist, Iterljord Block. Sole Agent
for Golerh h. Mail 91.1)4 to the above
address or to Templetuns. 142 King St.
W. Toronto and T. R. C.'a still be Bent
Mrs. J. R. McNabh returned home
[tom .he hoepital at London on Friday.
anus ete are glad to report. is feeling quite
well.
Methodist Anniversary. --Rev. F.
rev ire. of Lockups. Methodist e•Illrrt•Ii.
hiwacInmi two forcibly sermons in Dun -
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grunion Methodist church morn( ng and
.corning last Sunray. Notwltlataisding
the inclement weather, a goodly con-
gregation assembled at each service.
The choir rendered special music foe
the occasion. lin Monday rventug a
Victory hot supper was given 111 tlw
liaiwnianit of tlw church and it is need-
kas to say- that the pf'eperatlons for
this function were A 1. Abundance
of fowl and delk cies to satisfy the
most craving nppetIIPs were there. esti
a large crowd parte.* heartily, after-
wards repo iriug to the auditorium.
where an intellectual treat was given
in the was ((f spewt•Iws, sauna, lustru-
mental anti vocal. and readings. Mr.
John Juvut. M.1'.I'.. of Liu -know. t„•.
cut lel. the chair very act -Pitiably.
Speeches were given by Rev. Messrs.
lhmgl:rs. Craig and Irwin, solos, duets
and instrumentals by Mira oW. Joynt.
Miss M. alien and Mrs. tlk.) Newton
of Lurklow, and n'adttgcs by Mlas
Richmond of London. • The proceeds of
the evening were approximately $173.
Rev- M. I'. l'raig prtaehed to 141.
`_ -Men's rougregatiou last Murtlay and
Rev. T. A. Steadman took charge of
the $'..views in the Methodist church
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D M I LLAR & SON
barn was unroofed. a piece taken out of
the roof of Stephen Stothers' barn, many
barn doors were blown off and trees blown
d wn. The telephone service war badly
aft •cted by trees blown down breaking
the wires. •
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WEDNESDAY, Dec. 3.
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Mr. Frank Sturdy arrived home from r
the West on Monday night.
Mr. Eckert Yunghut has returned after -.
en oying a month visiting relatives around
1 kvrrtock.
Mr. Alfred Robinson h: s moved to r
the rooms over his harness shop.
Miss May Ferguson, of Clinton. spent lig
a few days with her parents hen. mi
The Baptist church is holding its aa
null foreign mission day neer Sunday, r
December 7rh. Service at 3 o'clock. Ube
speaker will be Rev. H. E. Stillwell. B.A
returned missionary from India, and now
secretary of the Baptist foreign massiun 1 1
board. All welcome. i
1HE Bic STOGI.-The worst storm
',ever experienced here visited this section
about 7 p. in. Saturday night, wind and
rain breaking windows, uprooting trees
and unroofing buildings. Mr. J. J.
Robertson's barn. erected four years ago,
was blown down and littered over his
farm. Part of the roof was buried in the 1
ground a depth of six fret. The wall also 18
has blown down. The following farmers
FURS
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A most mobil gift and highly prized.
Natural Coon Muffs, $26.00.
Black and Natural Wolf Beta, from
$20.00 to $70.00.
Red and Grey Fox gets, from 117.00 to
$50,00.
Sable Set - (extra value), $55.00.
White Thibet Seta for children and
misses. Prices $0.96, $12.00, $15.00,
BRUSHED WOOL SETS
Caps and Scarfs of fine tieeey Brushed
\\-ool. in dainty contrasting colors of the
newest shades. Prices $2.96, $3.26, $3.50.,
SWEATER COATS AND PULLOVERS
An atrrortment that would please the
eye of the veriest critic. They are made in
all the newest style* andeolors withcon-
treating shade(. AIF. ideal Christmas gift.
Prices from $8.00 to $110,0.
GLOVES
A moat general and ever useful gift.
Three specials--.-.- ..__-,- -.
French Sid in Black, Tan, Brown and
White, all sizes. :(penial prices $1.50 and
$2.00 a pair.
Chamoisette (Kayser's), in White,
Brown, tlrey, Black and Natural, all sizes.
Prick' $1.00 a pair. .•
Mocha fleece-Iffoed, a_, '11r'st?Ite_ Bold
weather glove, ui Brown find 21"rey. lEi es
PIA. $2.95.
A really first rate assortment of dainty
Waists, in Silk, Crepe de Thine, Oeorgette
and Voile. Newest stvlea. in colors of Main,
Peach, Ivory, ?leek. White and Sky. Prices
ranging from $3.25 to $10.50.
HANDKERCHIEFS
A wonderful variety of very choice
Handkerchiefs for men, women and children,
in all ire linen, fine eamhrie, and muslin.
I'lain, Ilemstitehed, Initial, ant
Embroidered. Prices to suit all pockets.
■t I.urkuow, had parts of their barns unroofed: Davi
Lockhart.l Nicholson. Jas. Flicking -
The Consolidated biehoel Question. --ate •
Mr. Chas. brown. secretary of Dun- bottom, oho. F.Yungblut. Das ['halon,
gaols(((( public school board. rtswh•nl ,a John Schultz. R. J. hMcG•e tone barn r r■.$$$**KRlrr$l♦ rl(•�r■)titrrrrrrrrrlrr ear
communication trona the Departmentunroofed and part of the second one r
- 'Come early while the choice is at its best.
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■tIve from 11 Ihgaartuu'rst would ar-
c In I)uia wni in the ftth Inst. t i
"i xio•.ient thser th1s," Mid the give information on the question of
clumsy di neer. Ns • constilthitlsl schools. providing smell
"Theo why darn• ren my fe' �T asked - Udonnatiuu was desired. Atter due
his unlucky partner. \' consideration the loan) thought It
L+ advisable to tostione the meeting until
Jaunary. wlwn an opportuutty of dim-
Jeuaaidn at the animal meeting of those
$'lewd sections Interested might la' had.
A' ply to this rRee•t was aiverrelitagly
sent a the rt went. As tlw bit
gweto shay sent n dressier on this
matter ti? the s eretary of each whorl
owl. it would be whir for
n acquaint thenaaefves
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3ODROPlCOUGJk S the inkier$
sr0 with its n.nte•nt so that they may ie
able to enlighten \tlw ratepayers on
this very important iirrsblem at the first
Sehool of Commerce
Gatos asd Cedericb, Ontario
Offers the following courses :
BUSINESS
STENOGRAPHIC •
SE('RETARIAI.
CIVIL SERVICE
and arranges Special Courses for students
The following advantages :
H shly qualified teaching staff .
Actual bus.ness system of bookkeeping
Credential typewrinna tests
, Potatoes guaranteed
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driving sheds fall unroofed a blown down. Haus _v� 8 LEW to 6 p u ylf$7Z1 . to 10 p.m. at
The heavy of craw adds to the � Qs
delay in getting repairs made and also
to the damage to tie unprotected contents
of the tarns`
ot>{wsrtnuity:. A delea t(rsw should fro
appointed at the annnat pset bags to
be sent to hear the (lover no's re-
pn's•utatice's. and report tlw use to
till` various xe linos.
LOYAL.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 3.
Mr. John Young, our village merchant.
has quit the road for the season. He
reports a busy. successful summer.
Preparations are being made for the
usuat Christmas entertainment in Smith's
Hill church.
The old West Huron cheese factory.
which for many years was a landmark on
the road between Carlow and Nile, is
there no longer. The building, which had
been idle for the last fifteen years or
ntare,.waa sold to Bisset Bros., who took
it down and remover[ the material to
THE WINDSTORM. -- Our burg bets
visited la -t S turday and Sunday by t
worst win:storm ever known here. It
was at its worst between 6 and 8 o'clock
Saturday evening, when a great deal of
i damage was done -barns unrocfcd, wind -
I mills broken. orchards pruned and some
I Ire t uprooted, fences levelled, etc. The
' storm seemed to be general. Wm.
Nevins suffered most in this immediate
vicinity. The new addition to his barn
built this reason was blown away and
spread mostly over Wm. Campbell's
farm across the road. One large raster
lighted on a tree near the house. one end
, of same going through a window in the
kitchen where the family w. re sitting and
playing. havoc with everythlnv in the
room Moat of Mr. Nevins feed was
blown away. Mr. Petman's kitchen.on
Mrs. Wm. Stothers' place was moved
about two feet. Harvey 1 releaven's
barn and strawshed suffered heavily. a
chimney was blown down and a pump
lifted out of the well. Mrs. Begley's
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When ye want tae court a lassie, one of our
assorted Boxes of Chocolates will help you out.
We have a full assortment. 50c to 15.00
Safor the Kiddies
We have a full range of Dolls, all
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For the Ladies
Our stock is complete of good things for the
Christmas Baking.
We oIicit your Christmas trade
ROBE1TSON & MAIR
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"SIRUP OF FIGS"
CHILD'S LAXATIVE
Look at tongue! Remove poi-
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liver and bowels
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vent trout the grandchildren. Tlw
Iwllberiv'rs were Gavin Green. Ales.
\I.•N.v'. Alex. YuaIng, Abner Monis.
CARLOW.
Seaford Heights, where it n} being used THURSDAY, Dec. 4.
for building purposes. Mr. Gordon Young A FAREWELL GATHERING. -On Wed -
was the owner of the building. ne day evening of last week friends and
CONING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS. neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. John Levy'
to
Mr,._Frank Young is remodelling his the number of about twenty -live. met at
house. serosa the road from the store.
andis.in its renovated condition it makes
quite an Improvement Misty* little village.
Another amprnvement is to be noted up
the side Ittle, where Mr.. James Green has following address was read by Reeve
moved a honer from the homestead to Gordon Young:
the former Mc lardy farm and has had it To Mr. and Mrs, John Levy and Fam-
put in good l;dia1's. It looks as if our fly -The few who have gathered here this
n business. and we wish
young men..mea evening -represent your neighbors of a score
them access in whatever they are up to, of years ago. Duringall that time you
MUCH DAMAGE DoHE.-'The Qag wield - have shown yourselves to be splendid
their home to bid them farewell prior to
their departure for California, where they
will make their home in future. Mr. Alex.
Young was called to the chair and the
storm of Saturday night did,,a area
of damage in this section. Aloog the 8th
concession anyone Moa lucky who didn't
have a windmill- blown down. a barn or
shed unroofed. or at least some shi ages Inot hope to see you often, but a warm
ripped off his buildingr. Among those
welcome will await you whenever you do
whose property sustained damage ofrett�tn. You are sure t • find many new
some tort are Green,whose her a friers but none who will think more of
was unroofed. James. Gkq whose wind- yon than your old friends of Colborne
mill buckled over, J. A. S.Varccx, who township.. We ask you to take with you
hada large Shed unroofed R .M. Young, this cane and Bible as tangible tokens of
. eorge Clark, M. Tyndall, Mrs. Robert our atbeaion tsrnd goodwill. May God
Bean, Vere Cunningham, Frank Wilson, grant you many ears of health and
with others. Th•T Smith's Hifi church ttappineas (Signed. ein behalf of the
(-.1 suffered the lost of some turn es but families). R. 1. Rees. ptfstor, C. A. Rob -
fared better than the Leeburn church, e g n J. J. Robertson, R. M. Yeune.
Thos. Robertson, Alex. Poling, W. C,
RobertIon. Gordon Young, Mary Mc -
neighbors. and we have learned to ap-
preciate your qualities of knnndess and
sett sacrifice. We regret that you are go-
ine lar away from us, and that we can-
Areept "California" Syrup of Piga
only look for the naso California nu
the parka".., then you are sure yoga.
ehild is having the heat and moat harm-
less laxative or physic for the Litt'
Iw wash pines of the beautiful little
Pall
atom*Ph. liver aad beings. Mild
which had its steeple urledinto the road.
NiLE. Phee. Julia Jonnston.
A combination cane and umbrella was
NeolIeedAy, I)"•. 3. handed to Mr. Levy by Mr. W. C. Rob -
Obituary. Mr. Wm. Kerr tassel ertson. and Ms. Thos. McPhee presented
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away et fly, home of Mea. b'hristilaw an Oxford Bible to Mn. Levy. Mr.
on Thtlrwlay, November 47th, at the Levy replied, thanking the friends not
elm of eeventy4onr years, one mouth only for their gifts and kind words on
nrsl thew' days. About a year ago he this occasion but Mao for kindnesses ex-
iled the mlefortme to fall out of a hay
hurting` his hip. from which lw
rover navy r'e,rasvered, ■est about n
we.* ago. while doing the...bore*. Rom.
of tin rattle knocked him down, herr- the expressions of good wishes for the
hag his had. He mooned well up to Lev annily in their new location. Mr.
Willie -Amy night, when he took a wevik and re. Leary left Wednesday morning
awl. Ti,, ars•tnr was ealhd In, int In of thi week for Los Angeles. California,
spite of all that medical aid could do accompanied
scoot anted by three d (laughter,'ghteeAn air
he passel away on Thursday morning. Int ie doing ieat Lex Two g, and the
brain faring .fine to nrre•usslou if .t he}otM1dmembers of the family will follow
brain. Ik•sidrs ifs sorrow•Iug slip, he later.
lea VPI. 10 mourn his Loss ((114' iron. Ril•
loam. at home. and two daughters. Mrs.
t'liristilaw (with whnrn h• and its wife
had been Ilvhag size the death of her
Mishnnali. and Mrs. Thos. McWhinney-.
of Ashnel.l. nue sister,. lire. Teter
Vreeu. of Sf.ppardton. ' and one
bristlier. John. Alan survive. The
funeral was held on Natnrdl)• after-
u.rat to t'onwrrne cemetery, where the
remains were laid to teat among the
.cemetery. The merciwe at the hens'
tended during the period of over twenty
yeas which he and Mrs, Levy had spent
amine them. Rev. R. J. Roma and
others made brief addressee, adding to
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slid grave were'nndmated by Ret. Mr.
• Fair. Among the floral trbhutes were
■ wreath from the frailly and a erea-
See all the fire things Santa Claus has
left at Walker's Two Stores for the boys
and girls
' "Send out thy light," was the anthem
sung by the choir in Knox church on
Sunday evening. Rendered in the light
of lamps and lanterns, it was smilingly
accepted by some among the ninetega-
tion as a onmment on the absence of the
electric light service owing to the ravages
of the storm.
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Holmes and Edwards' "Silver In-
laid" and "Super Plate" Flatware.
I Specially protected at the weati!tg-"-
points.
Pyrex Pie Plates and Canlltlti*
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
'.Vri't Watches
Cut Glass
Necklets
jJmbrellas
DIAMOND RINGS
WALTHAM
The World's Watch over Time
E. C. Robertson
• East St. and Square (,oierich
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