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Oct. 26 1016
I" HAW, made a good many trips
through Canada, lecturing in all the
towns and cities from. Halifax to
Vancouver and 1 discovered that the
bankers, the merchants, the well-to-do
firms; in fact the men who make the
wheels go round, prize and appreciate
Fit -Rite Tailored Clothes."
--BLBERT HUBBARD
Send or call foryour copy of s'A Little Journey
to the Home of Fit Rite 'Faltered Clothes,"
w 1UenbyElbertHubbardinhesbeatveinandhandsomelyillustrated.
N. E. ISARD & Co.
THE STORE THAT SELLS FIT -RITE TAJLCIRED CLOTHES
DIS I RiC f NEWS
The sum of $102 QO was received at tho
mieelonary thankofferinp in the Presby.
teriaq Church at Brussels, on Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Little, St. Helens, gave a good
address.
A peculiar accident happened to J. H.
Baker, Muth concession of Grey. While
attempting to take a seat on a wagon the
board broke and he fell breaking his arm
.t the Riese;;`
The casuallty list of Friday bears the
'name'orR C. Lane among the wounded
1-Ie'is a former Ashfield boy and a ,on of
Mr. and Mrs Richard Lane of Warman,
Sask. Mrs. A G. Smith of Wingham, is
a cousin.
Mrs. Michael Downey of St. Columban,
Huron road east .,was informed by wire on
Saturday. evening that her son, Pte. Thom
as Joseph Downey, Mounted Rifles, had
been admitted to No 14, General Hospit
al, 4llimereux, on October 13th, wounded
severely in the leg. He is an only son, 18
years of age, and was with I. stretcher-
bearers,
The funeral of Win,`Watsen took place
on Monday afternoon to the Teeswater
cemetery. He, was one of the pioneers of
Brace County, 'having peel- born 83 years
ago pear pttowa, a,{;;l cot;lipp hear early
ill lift=. Atter his marriage he settled on
elle. farm o;e which Teeswate; is now
built. In addition to fanning be conduct,
oda lumber and sawmill for many 'ears,
no Imo* four Sons 4141 two daughters.
Juliet gkellingof Teeswater, has just re-
Ceived from his yon, Will, a piece of
aeppelitl brought down iu one t f the
Cepent I+;nglish raids. Will Skelfing is a
yoHttg' Methodist preacher who enlisted a
year a.gp He was oht of l;onaon alt the
tial@ gf the raid, but on reaching his
..diggings" that night beard that the
air§hip was lying a wreck not far from
London. He immediately started off and
secured a precious little 'bit of rope wire
thud steel The metals are till badly fused,
indicating the Immense heat of the burn-
ing ueppelin, 'Well is now, according to
cable yesterday, at the bedside of his
brother Harold in. hospital, after being
badly wounded while trying to help a
V, Minded OPtent tt,
As the result of a fight at Blyth on Fair
night, W. Blacktord appeared before
Magistrate Kelly on Tuesday of last week
charged tcith assaulting Clifford Ander.
{ his friends. Magistrate Kelly committed
the accused for trial and he is now out on
$210 hail.
The meeting of the Young People's
Union of Maitland Presbytery. held at
Ripley last week, was largely attended,
delegates being present from the majority
of congregations in the Presbytery, Be-
sides conducting the business in connec-
tion with the Union, the delegates listen
ed to inspiring and helpful addresses by
Dr. Shearer of Toronto,�12e0. Jas,. •1VIc-s
Kay, London, Rev. W. A, Bradley, Tees-
water, Rev J. S McCullough, Cranbrook;
Miss E D Rutherford, St Helens. The
ladies of Knox Church Ripley, entertain-
ed the delegates at a fowl supper which
all greatly enjoyed. The meeting was
the most largely attended and one of the
most successful yet held by the Union.
The meeting in 1917 will be held at
Moncrief,
The Orangeville Lime and Cement Copt.
patty has purchased The William Gordon
farm at Teeswater and purpose erecting a
plant valued at $75,000 during the winter
and com:ng summer, The Toronto Lime
Company is engaged in erecting kilns at
present, on the property purcnased from
Mr. Watson, This means two large com•
panies locating here inside of a year, Th
quality of limestotle in this vicinity is
found i11 qo place nearer than the state of
phio, and is of a quality superior to that
founts in that state, The C P. R, will put
switches into both Jtlents,
son, Plaintiff and defendant have been.
-.acting as grooms for two well•known
horsemen of this section, and it is claimed
that considerable iII•feeling developed
betwee;n,the twn °tett over the results of
races in which they were competitors at
'Blyth,'- iucardipe anti Qodericlr hairs
Words led to blows and •it is. alleged that
when the two men "mixed it' at Myth
lust Wednesday 131aekford chewed off
part of Anderson's left ear. This allega-
tion is stoutly denied by Blackford and
d
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WEAK, AILING CHILD
blade Strong Sy Delicioir.s Vinel
ml•:ri+nx+, 14., i -.-` tour little girl 8
n1 <t •n c so in e rib+-elate+l: Yttts•
rimeIh teiltif i ,s4 140 ri, ;Ifi$levre
ce ngh ,ao t Ate 'r asrttitk and ailing ail
the, time. Noting helped her until
sleet tried Vino'. Thele her appetite
increased and she is strong anti well, and
I Witsit other patents of weak, delicate
thildt t *odd try Vinni." aro. A.
1.1411$ ib 107001410 Vinol tnttttttiels beef
surd: sod liver peptones, itott and.
„agratttue ittntonatett `'atnd glyt fro.
plsospIrattss w iclt she tussled,
J. Wtt.t..',, .ta. Wt,. 1:1,, l3tttggrst,
Witt ladles. Also apt the bt t,t tltuggiste
Iris *11 thatlw•iuft LOVER',
Wroxeter Council
Wroxeter, Oct. 17th, 1016
The regular meeting of the council was
held in the Clerk's office at 8.00 o'clock
p. m,
Members present; Fred Davey, John
Douglas, John Adams. Reeve C. Reis in
the chair.
Minutes of last meeting were read,
Moved by Fred Davey and John Douglas
that ice adopt the minutes as read —
Carried.
Tlta question of raising A H Moffitt',.;
pay for running the Electric Light Plant,
the Reeve reported that he could do
nothing with Mr. Moffitt except that he
would 3 months in the : ummer do it for
1 25 per bight steam or water. 11 was
agreed to look around and see if some
one else could be got at the old salary.
The following accounts were received;
A H. Moffitt for running plant in Sep-
tember. $29.00; J I3rethauer col light
and freight, $3 01; McCall Bros lr barrel
oil $10 25; Alex McDougall scrubbing
hall, $4.710.
Moved by Fred Davey and John Adams
that the accounts receiyed be paid and
others drawn ou the Treasurer for the
Sante —Carried.
Mored by Dred Davey and John Adams
that we adjourn to the 3rd Tuesday in
November or to the call of the Reeve.—
Ca Med,
eeve.•Carried,
J. 13nr:TnAuee, Clerk,
Ctetk lista Position
Col. lit gtt'Clark, M. 1'. for North
l3ruos since 1011, bas been appoint d.
to the' position of Pailit►nlet,tary Ser.
retail for 1ttorttal Affairs, The otdl t
in Coutcil cleating the position was
passed some rr'treks ago, The duties r.f
the position will involve the ast,istance
of the Prime Minister in his interns,
fhtil correspondence etc.
Ibal.Olark to the proKrietoL." of LI e
I3 sheet dlne Review and is one of tl 0
Wittiest members in the Commdne.
He is of Scotch birth, a Presbyterian 1
and a perfect geutlems,es
The price: of Newspapers
The increase in the price of piintittg
paper has become so serious that put.
Ushers are getting together to devise
measures to meet the situation. Many
have already increased their subseript•
ion rates and same h.ve been forced
to suspend publication.
We are advised, be Ower, by the
publishers of The Family herald and
Weekly Star of Montreal that for the
pse3ent, anyway, there will be
no increase in that paper
and we are permitted to carer The
-'amity Herald and Weekly Star
along with Tui Wu wtnn ADVA CI
for the small sum of $2125, that le one
tall year's subscription to each paper.
A full year's subscription to Txia
ADVANCL and The Penally Herald and
Weekly Star will cost only $2'2.1 pro.
vided orders are received before Nov.
30, 1010, Send your • eubsoription to.
this office.
TUB WING II A.* Mr.ASOK
GODDRiCtt i.L3AQUUS CONVENE
A very euthut+iastio and well at-
tended district Epwot th League con-
vention was held Thursday in the
Ontario Street Methodist Church,
Clinton, It was the annual convent-
ion of the Gloderich district in con-
nection With the Methodist church..
and owing to the presence of Rev, , 0..
I3, Harris of C
p
China, who re resents I
this district in the foreignfield, mis-
eione was made the popular topic.
In addition to Rev, Harris, Rev. S.
T. Barlett, Sunday sobool general
secretary, of Toronto, was preeept and
took part in the program.
The following new officers were
elected;—President, Rev. Mr. Siaolair
of Holmesville; first; vice-president,
Miss M. Aiken of (Ioderich; second
vice•preeident, Miss l'i• Wiltse of Clin-
ton; third vice•presiden, t, Mrs, J.
Umbel' of Blyth; fourth vice•presi.
`dent, M. Savageof geafu.tbi fltt.k rites Look at Your Label
A prt acber at the elm of one of hie
eeruwns said; "Let all in the congre-
gation who are paying their debts,
stand up." Presently every wart
woman and child, with one exception,
rose to their feel,
Thet
preacher seated them and said:
"Now every man not paying bis debts
stand up." The exception, a care-
worn, hungry -looking individual,
clothed in an ink -spotted last sutntner's
suit, slowly assumed a perpendicular
position,
"How is it, my friend," asked the
minister, that you are the only naan
not able to meet his obligationt't'
I run a newspaper, he answered,
and the brethren here who stood up
are, nay subscribers, and—
Lst us pray, exclaimed the minister.
If this question were asked in your
congregation, what would you do—
the damaging clfect of sun, snow, and stand up or sit still: Look at your
rain. J Wel now,
president, Miss M. Irwin of Olinton;
secretary -treasurer, Miss Hattie Lavie
of Clinton; di4lict representative,
iter. 1Y, Oonwity of Auburn.
A -Polster
H ere aro a f. w questions every faro;••
or should answer satisfactory:—What
a••e you going to do with your farm
implements this faUi' Are you going
to leave your plow and harrow on the
summer fallow ,lust where you unhit'
chetl. before the harvest? Do your in-
tend to leave the rake and mower in
the last field wbieb you cut? Will you
draw the binder up near the stable
take the knife out and the canvas cif
it and leave it all winter? If you do
you are wasting your money, Keep
tae implements you have purchased
with hard earned money, away from
Worid.Record Beating ileus
Oetario's Agricultural College at
Unalpt', bre proa.uced, according to the
records to the hands of the Uepalrt•
went of Agriculture, a world -record.
beating ben, For some years now the
poultry branch at the college has been
specializing upon the breed of poultry
both for eggs and meat production.
During tho past year one member of
the !lurk laid :,fill eggs, This is the
greatest number of eggs laid by any
hen of this breed in ane year, so far es
official world's records are obtainable,
The world's record for egg•laying for
bens of all breeds is 311 eggs in a year,
and the Ontario champion had ten
days of her twelve months stilt to go
when she fell a victim tothe heat and
suddenly departed life. Her demise is
believed to have spoiled a new world
record, since to the time of her death
she was laying an egg a day as regu-
larly as clock work,
Page Five
Jamestown
t3, , No. 30, Jalueotown, Sr. 4, exam,
In Aritb., (rant., t,eog. and Nature
Steady, Total ;140 ltettia `Purvey 3l'),
Christie Forrest 297, Ulna Ramsay 265.
Jr. 4, Roby lt:ernal;han 273, liparliug
Johnson 272, Vcrria Johnson 203, Sr. 3,
Genie Robertson 261, Anna Wheeler 254,
Gordon Moffatt 247, Stewart Snhlilie 243,
Janet Miller 195, Ciract• Kernaghan 173.
Jr 3. Robin Catnpbel1322, Louise Fraser
307, Margaret McDougall 301, Duncan
McDougall 282, Mabel Johnson 260,
Laura Johnson 253. Greta J. cluneir 229,
Jessie :Messer 193, harry Robb 184. Jr.
2, total 350, Dunelda McDonald 334, Vert
Sellers 325, Bessie Campbell 321, Floe.
enc Eckmeir 318, Campbell Robertson
296, Clarence Johnson 285, Harold Thom-
as 266, Jean Messer 237, Earnest 1'argea
195, Willie Peacock 183. Pt. 2. Stanley
Moffatt, Pt. 1, ilxcellcnt, 13thclJohneoa,
Lizzie Robertson. Good, Clifford Remo
gnarl, John 'ivDougait, Velma licktneir
Pearl ,Johnson. Trafalgar 1)ay Pond $7.15
I3, Hoses.
MCK[BBON''S
,2 �� Drug ,Store
The Plan
ledtca, Drug Store
Example
You pay the
regular price for
One Article and
then we give you
another of t h e
Salva Article
for
Buy one tube
Rexall Antiseptic
Tooth Paste ' at
the regular price
of 25c. and we will
give you another
Tube for
One Cent
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
OCTOBER 26th, 27th and 28th
One Cent
or 2 for .26
This ONE CENT SALE Plan was originated by the United Drug Company for the Rexall. Drug Stores. They are the largest manufacturers and
buyers of Toilets, Remedies, and Drug Sundries in the world, and this is an -advertising plan pure and simple, of which they bear most of the
expense. Instead of spending money . in the regular way, such as Free Samples, etc., it is their desire that we place full sized packages, or
articles, in your hands, giving you an opportunity to judge the real value of these goods, the cost of which they charge to advertising.
We will only be permitted to run this sale occasionally. So take advantage of this opportunity.
Extra Special
200 Cups of -, Tea ..for 1. Cent
3REEN'S BRITISH BLEND TEA
)OC PER PACKAGE 2 PACKAGES FOR 51(
B:,x of Toilet So ip
(3 cakes)
clf'l, ,1 '4,4 i`igars
2 for- ,26
2 for .11
Perfumes
ana
Toilet -Waters
We, bot. Intense f°l, s26
Perfumes .. , a
50c. bot'. Intense
Perfumes .... 2 for .951
$1.50 oz. of Valle9(01,1.51
de Fleurs Perf. At
$1.50 oz. of Para- 2 for 1.51
lis Perfume ..
$1.50oz. of Patti- 2 for 1.61
nette Perfume
75c. oz. of Opt 2 f 0 6
Perf. any odor. or
75c. bottle of 2
Toilet Water.. for 76
Rubber Goods
Red
Rambler
Hot
Water
Bottle
2 qt. site
and guaranteed
perfect
Regular $ 2.0 0 2 foe 2.61
each ,.......
2.50 Red Rambler Fountain
S 2 t
yrlugc, cit. 2fof' 2.51
51ZC ...,,,...
2.50 Roxbury Ladies' Bulb
2f"2,51
Sy rings
3.00 American Beauty
Ladies' 21°r 3.01
Syringe ..
50o. pr. Stmshilie
Rubber G1ovu 2 -' .17 171
Sc R'abbf'r Ti„`.crto for
tflgr4..olc .,,. z46
aby + for
ipples......,.
6
IOc, vaisparellt 2 for 11
Nipples ► ► .. ,
S,a�iy.'"nye W « .jyy%� fes, �{�y�j
MLoppc s.. •-. s'.f MY -^
Miscellaneous
Specials
5c pk. Sulp:iur..2 °t .6
5e Lead Pencil.' 2 for 6
toe 'bottle
.. 2 for ,11
�
Vanilla
103 pk. Turkish 2 for '44
Dyes
IOC pk: Toilet 2 for 11
Paper
2for, 26
2for,31
2 for,5l
250 Pelmas t'. .
30e lb Mint
Candy
5oc lb. Choc°-
. ates
50euxtrees B Cascade
Linen Stationery
101b. Cattle Salts . for .25
6 lbs Sulphur for .25
Full lino of International Stock and
Poultry Specifies at extra rpecial prices
for, 51
Household:
Needs
R.e>eall
Beet, Whme
and Iron
18 a favorite
Tonic and
General Sys-
tem Builder.
Reg. $1.00 per
bottle. n
2 fol' 1.01
'Se. Rexall Corp
X11 slit 2 f°7' .26
50e. Rexall Kidney Pills 1tiill
relieve your 2
Backache `t
xetio jimegamoecikteootammam,
f0r .51
25c. Rexall blackberry
Cordial for
2
Diarrhea f°r .26
25e, Rexall White Liniment
for Aches and 2
Pains
50c. White Lith- 2 f°l, . 5 1
meat .
50e. Rexall Digestive `Tonic
will torte up 2
your system. .
1.00 Rexall Di- 2f07 1 01
gestive Tonic. •
for .26
✓01' .51
25e. Rexall Little 2 fo7..26
Liver Pills....
25e. Carbolized Zine Ointment
na eed
u s o holt- 2 for .26
25e. Rexall Eye
Wash 2 for .22
6
50c. Analgesic
Balm
2 for .51
30c. Rexall Special ry foe, .51
Ointment
.l
25e, Rexall Foot 2 for .26
Powder
75c. bot. Beef
6
Wine and Iron 2 for .
25e, bot. Syrup fo14
of Figs ..... , , .26
25r. bot. White +7t . 26
rine and Tar.. e4, 03 •
75c, bot. of Syrup 2 for ,Pie
(1,iypplhs
25of bottlepoliosLinseeited,
1 VP
'Licorice and +� for .26
Turpentine .. 2
25e. bot.Extraet of 2 for 2f6
Wild Strawberry •
25c. bot, Ilkay's
Cleaning " ."Isla 2 •for •6
25e', 'tt1b Flka;�a'c R a t
alit- Pod4116
tor. Gla._, 2,a;.al 2 for' 26
Douehlt ......
50c. Llkay's Canty
trio Laxative .. 2 J 51
50c. Blkay's Ms- 2► for e 1
terdpo, rtiro... d,
Rexall Violet
Talcum Powder
Rexall
Cherry Bark
Cough Syrup
is amust pleas-
ant and effect-
ive remedy for
Coughs, Colds,
and all Bron-
chial3rrltatlona
25r. Bottles
is a Velvet,
Smooth, Absorb-
ing 1~'awda with
tt delightful, rc-
freshing 0llur,
and suitable for
either toilet or
nursery.
2 for .26
25e, Wilson's 11o$o 2/0). 26
Talcum Powder •
Pearl Tooth Pew' er
Is a fine, fragrant, soft, . delightfully
flavored powder which cleans the teeth,
prevents decay and sweetens the breath.
You owe it to the children to teach
them the necessity of using Pearl Tooth
Powder morning and night] to preserve
their teeth which means so mach to their
health and personal appearance in later
years.
210.26
,mac, Bottle; — 2 f°7' .51
81.00 Bottles... 2 for 1.01
25e, Pexall Char- 2 f
coal Tablets . ore 26 6
$1,00 Eexall Syrup of Hypo •
phosphites, a
good general 2/0).1.01
Tonic
25c. Rexall Heal- 2 f.26
ing Salvo or
23c. Rexall Stomach
and Liver
• Pills 2 for .26
30c. • Rexall Nerve 'Tablets
make you for r1
sleep better
$1.00 Rexall Tasteless Cod
Liver
�Oil Com -
2 for
om-2fU7' 1,01
pound
50c. Rexall Blood Tablets put
red blood iln2
your veins , .. ,
23c. Rexall Car
belie Salve... , 2
fol' .51
fUr .2,6
50e. Gastric 'Tablets
relieves f01, . r 1
distress .... 2
50c. Il.exall Lesperine
Antiseptic
Powder 2 0'7..51
Stationery
25e. box of '
Inverness
Lawn.
Stationery
2 for .26
25r, box of
Balmoral
'Linen
Stationery
2 for .26
10e. College Green t
Writing Pads.. 2 fpl, p �
10e. Royal Linn. ry
Writing Pads.. 2 fol' t' 1
lOo. pk: Linen 2 for 11
1 n velnnes
Regular 25c. each
2 fOr.26
Drugs
23e. bot. Peroxide
of Hydrogen , . 2 f °r •26
40c, bot, Peroxide 2 fol, 41
of Hydrogels , , •
50c. Bland Lana- 2 f°�, -
tive Tablets...
25e. Bland Laxa-
tive Tablets... •
23c, Blaud rand 2 for
M''aiiganeselabs. .26
256. bot. Aromatic
Cascara 2 fp7 ' .26
23e. box Cold
Tablets 2 for .26
2 for .26
2 Pr .11
2 for .11
2 f°7• s 11
2 for ,.11
2 for.11
25c. bot. Wilson's
White Liniment
10c. Styptic Pen-
cils
10c. Pk
Salts
10e. Pk,
Bicarb
10e. Pk. Powdered
Borax
10r. Pk. Poli dercd
Boracic Acid
Epsom
Soda
.Toilet
Preparations
25c. Harmony Rose Talcum
Boyd. Fleshor
.,. 2 for26
25c. Rexall Tooth 2 for 26
Paste .
2 for .51
2f°r.26
2 f&r ,26
2 for .51
2 fU7• .26
2 f0?' .26
50e. jar Rexall
Cold Cream...
25e. Cake Medi-
cated Skin Soap
25c. jar Nice for
perspiration ..
50e. Violet Dulce
Face Powder ..
25c. rake Tar
Shampoo Soap
25e, Rexall Baby
`Talcum
25e. Violet Dulcc 2 f ebb
Talcum Powder °r .tG,
25c. Witch ]+faze -
Cream 2 f°?• •26
25c.26
bot. Almond
Cream , 2 fvr .
The � amore
ORDER BLANK
Write your order now. Bring it with
you when you come.
J. W. McKIBBON
"EYE SPECIALIST"
WINGHAM, - ONT.
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