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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1920-11-25, Page 3.7=7,-31•; .1L 1 CelostiPatiois Headache WLsa gawr liver sate .tuggish a44 moth* your wolf llosith suffers. Your bee* beeaaae 000stimated, head itssouitte metes, lxit : Sot b ere your eyed, you ctrl n lteat'ibur2, water 'bmik, iau.wgos, Von Milburn's L•xa-Limtr hitt, to stake tbeliver resettle its proper tuoetr S* by the bite that ss oireulatasg 1•i the hi and payao ut% the pes*yam, Mr.L}Y Men; petgieid, N. No. !teed . tiae . writM- ,Mara toestiogiaiaa1t",ene/ seteewgt. Walton3 for tea relief #liura'e Istandknof a 1 C1(M:iso. Pi1s bays gwea tree. I kid been IRIS= Itsieetod, 47M',°. froettir ma for tltr.s 1+ tt+1. �i7See. AO" lead baMadaehee. I, tridk i fMet. ' kose,rtnin Born Orson*. %W a ns of ut got no relief, Atli PAP rem* $11Aaaeaitdk either told tae game No. i yellow, 11.14, norateal. tried l them and soon Rot , ani now "tut* fait. ' tA,.xaiMrai Nd it'1c lrt” Oatso el n <. No. 1' whets *te= to ole.. I would not IM without thew sn say Mfiibuta'e'Ips Ewer Sr* MIA '` Ottttlnie. Wiwi* (m.ar.N,.to , 0110/00014 71.00040.1 Old our to take, do not gripe.17,114 a ate• Reiner ilea8 nick.* late thedrwtie purgatwll e, No. ! winter:per car lot. 21.26 to alt. N. 2 ,peter, per oar lot, 32.10 to Price 25e. a vial at all ! a M, sate. 31.22. oe b Toa to ' . ofon Tomato, t t• i4taateida3? 'led receipt, .d► la'trslst>r mailed dereof ossa ooaasN T. iiMtlburn Co., %;united, Tomato. w• t OSTEOPATH. T�SR, tlEOHOti BffiLEMA1'1l(. Oa . 1v spectuatet to women', and ehll*rea'I *tseasss. Route, chrome and nervous dis- prdaas. *artist dearness, e0, err. 'teas and threat. Adenoids removed wittsout the tette. Consultation tree. ."lee wind residence, Nelson end. St. Andrews Buff" beck of Temperance tau, Nertlt street. Ofece hours. 9 to 12 a. m.. t to 4 P. Renday6, Thursdays end Satureen'. lersomFs by appointment. 'Il"t4iOalMlWO TORONTO. Nov air. -..TA+ latest quo. tattoos Balli Oke Boat* oe Trees are ss tallow*: 36aM*sba W sst On stsare. Wt. MOW* No. It **Mote, 31.22. No. 2 .dottier.. 21.97. No. 3 norther*. $1.24. No. 4 •wksst. 31.82. 2limetaelh► Sato (apse atom W1i111adii No. i V.W,54%e. No. 3 C.W.. •i7 c, Matra No. 1 feed. eeKa No. 1 reed, 4I%e. DISTRICT GLLATUNG+3 Mrs. Kae, Meioaoo, * former Ave`1t,.: Imidan res.deut of Wi gtialt. Parsed away tin Fresni, Cal., Nov. 5th. Isabella Aru Itrot1,3, react of the late Hobert Weir. passed awaaen Thurs- day afternoon, Nov. filth. In her Watt year, 1 her readenee in \\'Itib'.iam, Misr- Flbrrnre Louisa Triebner.I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Triebs tier, of Exeter. was married to Mr. Stewart A,lexrnlder Mc4 ails. of Did - „Rev. A„ A. 'bumper ottlefated. Mies Gladys Dew. daughter of :111: F,van'Iicw, Of 1Ts)borae, was married to GMIIIMA ?*fl HER Hua GEIV1 t Zomba Dot sukii arduIphw fah Whoia you darks* your hair with Soge Ted add Sulphur, to wee eats tell, kw .heteto it'* dose so taatursliy, sal treaty. Preparing tide mixture. th. ajh, at ImamMr, Witham S. Situs. •of Exeter. at Tri- : deesucsy sail trtwble.e ae. Far id radar vitt Memorial rectory. Exeter. Oa roe eats buy at stay drug its.. tete Thursday, Nov. lith, Bev. A. A. Tram WOO preperatiO*, improved byte. Per ofticisting tie et attar i.gredleate, 0.134 "'Wys*b's Mr. C. ;r. Hallowell, B. A., who vv*9 Drib Anil Hatplaslr COaapemad.t Toa just ordained by tiw Bishop of Huron at Alt -Saint's rhumb, \Windsor. 411 Sue? day, N'ay. 14th. started tris ministry: at Middleton, Holmesville and Solt►- nlerldli on Sunday last. �,:,Aytlulet wedding took place recently alt" the . home of Mrs. deamle Currie, East \V a vauosh, when her datlghter, Margaret Ward, SAYS united in mar- riage to •Mr. Wilbert E....ltennedy. of Toronto, by Rev. Di'. Perria altA sister Mr.� i r 0 t Afrdl,+ f Paul Winer, S Ford, of Eater, died Nov, 0th in Flint, Mieh., at the age of 63 years...She vies a dative of Stephen and dived .in -the vicinity of 'Exeter until 3" Years ago; When they moved to Idichtftn, 41X.G141► CAIRM (1HARs S °ARROW: darnels... tlellCitOr. ,vllitd/ ertohr. Ontper 14°rtl; itr'eet aha 84U*r2, CHAS. SCALIER nerrlster. Sofcltor; NOtard Pubetu and 4onveyancer Godetl t. • orrice Court 80uaa, O! .G. HAYS 'Phone IL. t ornate., sot odor. nota. teublic Etc. OQke. liamuton St., sterling. OWE MOW Loans. ranee• Reel EstateGo,. Loans, In;}p • /"IONVEYANCING AND .NOTARX GLOTtGE• E aREF.NSLADE,-Ral!tteld:.COn. • veVauolnir and Notary Public itOIIDFOOT, YILLORAN at` COOKE.. ' Uarriaters, Solicitors, Near* PIM. etc, Etc. vtgce-fin Ate Square. Sed door tram RttntltolI street, Oodericn. Yrtvate rands to loan at bevies; rate*,; W,. PItOUDFOOOT Y. C , 1. L. lULLOORatt,. li. J. D. COOICE.. AUCTIONEEItING ,alai somas, OUNDRY. and 4ener4l Auctioneer, Live Stock Bantnton threat, OOdOrich. -.Sales made everywhere and all *forte olWe to five you. ,atiafactlon. • Faralere, sale notes • disc9unted. .220. 8, -notaiiitIl.' ■ .seep' txsse.il+s; to *'sweats a nsesi0'e! 7[uttte . lie to at.. a.rekw bsatt *Seemed'ea* to ..oldies 0104044. Aso. 2 nominal. "al. +(iieeeadiaaal •t. Irrelghts aatelie#*y Na. 3. 11,60 to 11.96. - • 3iaaid1e.Ra Flee& Yiret patents. 112:10.,r Government standard.' 112.40. fij 0atarte, 'leer erre pt ritatpaatesit)t I, ciovernment standard:''tio tiltial, s * jute bark 1in iWt9 belta i' b t0•` - nar a 7 ra 11MUI1feed (Car•II,ete. Delivered a4**4r al ietbetotll. Braili. es 2Rto 340.25. • i 8Ao Der tat. *4210 142411 ..., • Geed' sed dour. $2.78 to. 33, <, CKILLOP . M UAL 1?lR>E INStlllb NCE CO. .-"-.,". Aide ate. iselatei Tows Property Insured. value or property insured up` to Januar'. M.O.. 012.376.1)0. • of ' Prdsidgnl� OFtiCti ; =James • inott Flee -Pr ettdent,. underfelt , 71s. grans, ' • Oaleeniivvuod ; T. E. Reye, See. -Tress,. Bert. DIRECCTTORS-I.;.'F. McGregor,' 'Searorth T.. O. Grieve, Winthrop d Wm. Wrenn. 001- joM Perris, Oare lock McCartney, Bennewise, j°pn Verne' Malcolm iucEwan. Brueenel i. ,A0 ItTS-7. W. Yeo. • Ode 1 lea dandy 'Aitch, Clinton Wm. Oi y, atorth. ea 'icy ley, 9 Policy Holdere•CIw.A�' their s�sessmettta yt R.'B Cntt's Store, Goderich, . J. Bor- rieh's Clothter store, Canon, or i. B. • leetd'0, Dlyneld, • • NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC: ,(701. BAILIE. - te . NOTARY PUBLIC General Conveyancing done, Good Companies Represented Phone No. 390, Goderlch, Ont.. t.YDER A11NG • ooflcU Bro$. • GOD RICH Th& dhip' s wr ei; �aTr era% Fun. and I,m 1 : rsa nded to aaay. Orders caretulIy a st all 'hours—night. CALF MARX! IT. ToROW'TO Lays 'TOLE TORONTO,. Nbv. 22.--ltse.ipt1 vt-IiV• stock at the union Y s at 10 o'clopk last night coinpri.eid 2e•#hcare, 4.119ticatr Lap o and 6,4111 sheep and/Iambe. CafaCROR. LIVE STOCK. CHICArGO:-'Nov. 22._Hosa-Reeeip n. 6.000; mostly toe to 160 higher E'riday'a average, with spot mora; clue- ing Otto.. Bulk of Wes. 111.60 to $11.$ed, top, 313; heavy weights, 31L60 to 311; Medium weights. 111.46 to 212; lights wei 1 ht - wee hts, 311.60 to 311.90; lights Dints. 111.49 to 11.10; heavy pacticing sow's, smooth; t11 til 311.40; packing sows. rough. 310.75 to 111; pigs. 111 to 112.21; with desirable 100 to 150-1b. pigs, 311.*0 toiii 7fi t1e, 192 calves. L $ . ge Cliocoiates 114,10Ipttt a` 4314411,0 far soft brtleb• wit !K said draw this. your hair, taittttg oat+ mall strand ata time. Bar sserassg all gray hair disappears, and, attar• as. other application or two, your bale comes beautifully darken . glossy aide luxuri.at. �li�r tiny, ;tailed bait, tem as ' 1 is at a gtt. et fate would *a we a t.- sirs s ellttliful satd **troth* sae s *ay at ataahwitb' Wystb's easel i ylpltwr Coespiated IIsi look yews youigsr.Tis. rsady40-114s 1911$111101012 *MM* a ellghttttl Wet trsyttidlea tot latoadodlor the alit% laltigti. q'! ettilestae. lltft� After a long dints. Janet ,Robertson,,:.Ir. Bowe e Arid Mr. II. 11. Ga ntelon beloved wife of eitr. John Cooper. pat«- has sold his form en tioderich Town - sed awaY' at. her home its. Wtlenit'am on ship: to Mr. E. Grigg, of Colborne, Noonday, Nov. 25th. in -her 814 Yeah * f \ir. Isaac Ila Niro. \\ m. Salter, of East Mrawa1 Wah, is. •it daughter At the deceased. ....Cattle--f eceint., 8,000; mostly Cat*. r.. A pretty wedding took 'place at Tri - vitt Memorial glturch, Exeter, on Wed- nesday atternoein of (last• week at 2 o- °look, tiyhen atlas Charlotte Allen Bice, granddaughter of Mors; A. Allen,. of Exeter, •was united •in marriage .to Mr.. is at present quite i11, and tee's. Al' Preston E. Dearing, non of Ni..and.here taantelotn, of to derieh Township, Ams. W. at, Dearing: , . She had resided in Clinton over since A (Inlet Wedding took place at tale her marriage rorty -eight years ago. Luthran parsonage, Dashwood,' Afen One.daughter, Mrs. George W. flay. day, Nov. 15th, at 6 o'clock in the eve ton, of the London Road, survive. ening. when Rev. Grnupner, the pastor, The uneral of • the late Tudor J. united : in marriage., Emma Matilda, Warks,. who died at Kansas; City, Kan - youngest daughter of . the 'late Fred gas. 00 Thursday; Noir, Iltil, at the age and _Mrs. G ntner, of Dashwood, and of 87 years, took place front the .regi- Elmer Oesch, of Zurich,. deuce of aan�is son, Charles Marks, of 'lr. John Bowdt'n died suddenly a Stanley tOWnehiP, an : Tuesday. atter- noon ot last week. The Rev. W. Pitts. his. home, An- the 3rd concession of of Trinity ehureh, • Bayfield, ofnctated Stephen, on Tuesday, Nov. 16th. He at the house and at the grave, and tete' was in excellent Health and that morn- pall -hearers. were, Medysrs. John and Ing .was helping, hie son to pulp: tur- D.. 11. Miehaughton. Thos.' Cameron. nips at the barn, when ,he was sudden- Samuel Cleave, Samuel 'Horton and H. ly stricken 'with paralysis, and lees e*x-. Darrach. He leaves to mourn his loss pired a few moments afterward. I two daughters and tour sons, Mrs. In Toronto Nov. 13th a very pretty -tephenson and Mrs. Miller, of Kansas, but quiet 'wedding was solemnized at and Charles, itf Stanley Township, and BonarePresbyterlan church,.when Mies James, of Colorado Springs, and Harry o t e b rta. r f h of e ate ire' . Al Margaret C. McNeil, clang and g , � . tate Mr, and Mrs.:vleNeii, formerly of 'Adan and northwestern grassers. Tied. lag light. Week's receipts total 116.920. a neww • yard record.Compared with a week ago, choice prime corn fed beer steer*. 606 to 15c lower, other beef and butcher rattle unevenly, 3.1 to 12 lower; canners and cutters,. 21Ro to SOO' loiter; iia;ht• veal calved., 22e bower: heev! calves, average 21.60 lower; stockers Mand feeders, ,mostly 75c told. lower:' Shoop•-RoeeiPte. 2,000; •,.,•caihp*red 'with a,week.ago` at sheep add.latpis. 60c to lee sower; year1lige, *aa to 21 i P I/ t. RIG 1REDIT,TIMIMI 111 )MQI'1'i **Whig . t0 listed. a k seek 11 lilioto '*suets, 1 as* leakiay 'pedal yOducliplt ler the *ext few wields ..►Mels will t n*ble yea to lte4 Il+a" URNS for' ChrlstNas jUls at Very 'issil+.1 vete 'tritest Photos, uedtaarlly *t ,s down, ltedered to AS a derett • lt• At, SALLOW$ then thea', 8 y the use of .heir oppor• 'unity, were, able to dtspo3e.et the en- ' tire amount of power they contract for .(n .a snore' profitable way. than is Anne Steel), wire or . a dd,':nossible lav other members of 1111 of Clinton, ,passed "'AY quietly an dro Meddles ''M tilclPttt AsSoetatiers, Thursday night, Nov. stilt. .he was. • then. it inevitably follows that a r i11 e:oderich Township, being a larger plaees..and' those ulose-to tat► bon daughter of the late Henry :Steep, the source of newer, pegged+ and enjOY a eldest of nine children, four of whom. threefold advantage over their leas fats- ve • a s. -and :firs. John Wise ore(' associates. the smaller plaeee and. surd ,•Ja Steep - 1 i w ._ every i trlct;= air r xss whorural . \i1 Miller, th � .0 .1e and Mrs, (leo, r iClinton, a semblance of 'mutual association, Which is supposed to exist,. in the Uti- lization ln- ii�tlon of a provlmlalassit (the o mon waters'of the 'Province, and its guarantee 'ot the bonds) now; earried An in the name of a Municipal Asso-• elation. is. destroyed, and the. whole in- stitution is thereby' rendered a greater and more vicious monopoly than that held by any known . private- corpora- tion,' Thts is certainly a condition that is out of .ilne with the spirit of Canadian business and progress• est the present time. - lower; Esc to. 76c bower. PIIO'A'&LO L1vnt '•liTOCIC. ST,Bi.TF2 ALo..N.T.., NOV. 32. -Cat e aReceipts, u stead Calves—ltecelpts. 3io, 1', 4:lif) to 21Ha a--.ReceiptI._ 11,200. good:. tic to 26o higher; others steady. Heavy and mtzed,,112.l6; orkers, 112.66 to 112.7*; T ht . o. and � e, 113.?*' to PI; roua;hst ti 260 dull. 23,11.76 to $11. stage, $2 to 110, Sheep and Lambq--Receipts , 4,441.. slow; lamb*, 26c lower;. yearling*. 41 lower. Lamb*. 36' to. 111.60; yearlings. 36.69 to 37.60; wetherir, 36.6`0 to 34.6; ee 6 6 to t e sh .0 0• mixed p o- .6 d 3 e a 1t t lel w 3 ; ewe.. t. Canteen 3iefugeee. PARIS, 'Nor. 22, ---Pitiable condi- tions surround. the . refugees from the Crimea who Red to Coh.tanti nople following owin the debacle' et the forces ot Gen... Baron Wrangel. At least a thousand '.women and children are succumbing to starva- -tion and ezhaustton, and latest de- spatches. Altogether two hundred thousand refugees are in the most abject misery. There is food for one meal every 48ltotirs. It was.announced_he R r Sanded Red w that ;2,OOO,D00,rt>f'd Cross supplies weer. tured by the Soviets 3n the wake of the Wrangel armless. Aberdeen, Scotland, was united in mar- riage to Mr: ilobert -J. Little, youngest son of Mr. John. L. Little, Wingh1m.' Mrs.. Isabella Davidson McRae, an eldet'ly lady:: of Clinton, died on Mon- day of last week at her home on: Rut• tenbury street, as ,the result of parat lysis. It is 53' years ;since she : left Inverness, Scotland, and arrived in Canada as a young bride to •.asst* her husband in establishing, a • home, settl- ing in Clinton soon afterwards, where she had resided ever since. • • H. S. KEM P EXPERT WATCHMAKER latches, CI.ai.a aid Mslfahas, Rspaltad slat#ht�le ilk. as yew* pestle* exper1IAee • de Hato" sr Oleek tie g0 3e Oa* with sate Ohara* mederete . Mottli►N 'ILA, entlla;iesaie kei GtODNIUGH OI'(T simmottotoomooseeseasemenivem' 011";# �;hildre • 'Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Yy i.a For .SORE THROAT • COLD IN CHEST --- etc. Cl aa, F. Tilton. Fra rvilie. N.B. writs: rt wish to lefsrntyou that we consider your 1C1INARD'S i.lh"• IMENT a very yu etiorttticle,and we tote it as ti sure rd6: ffetaorethrost nm.d Ant, li woulel sot he without h. if ibe pritt wad* collar a bottle.•, • Labor Suffers Defeat. '"' LONDON, Nov. �2 --. Although London had no municipal • electio** on November 1, the result of the by. - elections in Eastham, a huge East London industrial municipality, on Saturday showed a heavy defeat for the Labor Far y, : similar to (hit which occurred the country,• S d bye cause tb counciltora to" a two Labor candidat Jane Laidlaw, .axed .91 years, one of the oldest' and most highly respected eosidents of. Seaforth and : widow of the late J. P. Brine, died on Sunday of last week at her-restdenee in. Seafortii.. She had lived for, 70 years in Seaford' and five of afamily survive, Mrs.s. with do t �� connection tidl 1iolmstead, 5eafortll; =firs, Peter Scgttt not be overlookti Brussek.; William,' of Toronto.;' and any contemplated change. In the policy. Misses Jennie and Frances, at 'home. `- or system of adjustment of hydro'elec- On Nov. 1st, Albert Edward Cook,. trio rates.if there is to be a due re- youngeaat son of the `tate -Abram and gard: for air..,dealtng. Cities, and, moat" Afrs. Cook, Brussels, passed away at of the larger towns: have a great var- his horde in Windsor from pneumonia iffy. of institutions and manufacturing et tern Ie power r. at different sthat fur p eel plants q after an alineofthree weeks, n8 periods of the 'twenty` -'Our aggars. .38 years. The deceased was born in many of • which are able to adjust' and Canada.‘ and edam sly.. alts nts to to determine at what period of the Canada.• The family : ed in . Grey say they require to .use' (he most pow - peak "load, • and the. municipalities y se-. THE. ESE OF POWER "The'-�its Oficial (Frbm -Golden Gate,"t 4 Publication of The Goderieh Board. of Trade). ? ' To reeelve a 'certain amount of pow.; er and to be able. to make full use of ail, of it during every'period of: the day is a most. important matter with every municipality using hydro-eleetrie pow er, This cans only bo dens by the lar- s`er towns,and' eities..that have .sufl1- tient industries, and a variety of pure poses for which. electric power can be used,: and to'a very great extent is the determtn8'factor as to the.itmount of revenue that. may be secured by the operations of each. and every associate municipality of the Hydro Etectrle System. This i *something that should, Liggett s Patterson Elizabeth Rest Fresh shipment of these choice mattes latah r.' �'. F Take a %loo. today. C. DUNLOP hP M« M The Retail Store RMtI • fl• WOULD NOT BE W1THAUM BABYS. OWN •TABLETS Oliee a mallet has used Baby's Ove. Tablets for her little ones 'she would not be without Them. They are the ideal home remedy for the baby; being guaranteed 'to be absolutely free from opiates or other harmful drugs, They are a gentle- but thorough laxative and. have been proved .of ttie greatest aid In eases of constipatiotda indiges- tion, colic, colds and simple fevers. Concerning them Mrs, Ernest Gagne. Beausejour, Que., writes: ' 1 have used Baby's : Own Tabtets "for consti- pation and rade and have found them so successful that I would not be without them, I would ttrongly re- commend every • mother to keep n box in the house." The Tablets .are sold by medicine dealers or by Mail at 25 fonts a . box front The Dr. Williams Medicine Co.. Brockviile, Ont. e s Of ether Part ti en vacstncied were ovation of Labor risen, but only s were returned, the remaining .sea being won. by Eatepayern' Prote tion Association ndidates, ' - - Routnani to Wed; an Preece %,T7. ERN10, Nov. 22.—Queen Marie of ltou s' ante, arrived here Sunday in connectio - with the announcement -of the .'engagement of Crown Prince Charles of Roumania to Princess Helene of Greece. Prince Nicholas, brother of. format Xing Constantine, will join Prince Andrew and Prince Christopher at Brindisi, and together they wilt. rs- turn to Athens. - • Prince Christopher ie repoirted to have left Rome with Prince .Andrew on Saturday. Fortner Gerinan Empress 111. THE li 13.L& Nov. 22.: The °eon- ditton of tate former German Empress - Augusta Victoria: Of Germany -grows increasingly nerioue. Prince Adal- bert and his wife arrived _tat Daorn Castle on. Sunday. The temperature of the patient was anflounced as 104, and it was said she. was -very weak. Dr, Vanden- bergh, a heart specialist of Leiden is tieing runhed to the bedoide of the former empress. Armenia to Continue I� tght. PARIS. Nov. 22.• ---Armenia, AR- cordin -to the Foreign Office, has re- fused to comply with the ultimatuat Of Mustapha Xenia Pasha, the Turk- ish ,Nationalist leader, tor the deliv- ery` of war materials, and has decided to continue the fight with the Turks to a finish. - townthip for mare- years .before se- peak and so determine the time of. their ling: the rm end locating in Brus- b Raring this . information and acting a . Edward .nevereux, not upon It, are' enabled to -Make the best the pioneers of the Huron tract.' • and most protltable use .ot the power ,. amorningase •T ec . da ell. in Wednesday on W Ythey' buyand sed away • `titch eYs3 last week. Her of maiden name was Mar- of smaller towns and villages, and in garet Dorsey and she was bort.,; itY"'Ire- ,rural districts, a silnllar manipulation land 89, years ago. About 63 years ago of the disposal of power to :their lim- she was .harried to Mr. Edward Dec- itcd number of customers and restrict, theos- onmeans • c t farm byno the a power'P Of ov e settling On a use r ua 1 d p e itis e , Buren road adjoining that of her par- sibte, and for this reason the larger ents, :and she resided there continually places. haat at their cemntand faeilitiel until herhusband's death seven years and an opportunity to, on the whole ago, sinNi vvhlett she has made *her of their transactions, secure a far home with her daughter In Detroit. greater return on any stated, orrequal r :of as - EARLY 'SHOPPING \Vakirag in the midnight dreary. With a toothache thumping weary,` While the wrinkles. crept and deepest; ed, . Right across My rumpled brow, While I nodded, nearly napping, Through the 'window curtains flappidg Came a sound • of something yapping-} Yapping like a dying cow; • And the burden of that yapping, "Do your .Christmas shopping. now," Medely this, and nothing more:` f . The re -opening services of Egmnnd amount of •power; in comparison to '•file church were 'held on Sunday and the smaller places. This of course Is r Monday, Nov. 1'ittt, aha loth. 'During a, condition than: naturally belongs to. the summer the western wall of the the larger municipalities and it Is their church was removed and a three-•stor right to make the besCand fullest use ey addition to -the church was erected, of this privilege; but at the same time The lower story consists. of a western, Hattie hydro • E:lettrIe- Power Commis - vestibule and a cellar for` eoal and sloe •of Ontario persist in giving them wood, the second story serves the puri- an unfairly low bate for .power, :and pose of an assembly room and cloak place upon them a mueit smaller. room for - the choir and a roomy Wes. charge- for power transmission, and try, and --the third storey is an alcove and .a..,loeation for a Targe pipe of are to be installed later. Mr. F: W. Powell has ,purchased. Mr. John Perdue's 40 -acre farm on the 16th roueession .of Goderieti Towne ship, this "giving Mr,. Proven a nice farts of 160 aeres 10 a block. Mr./ Perdue has puteha.sed the Izzard home- stead on the 14th containing 120. acres. Hr. 7'. A. Tieek has sold his 80 -aero 'farm on the 16th to Mr. E. 11. Wise. Mr. R. A. Robertson, of the-Bayfild road, has disposed of 'his 20 -acres t(1 FOR HEADACHES It you suffer from headaehes, 'there, Is a' cause *for it; there is some nerve in the body that needs attention'. If You are a sufferer, you try a treatment of Vital Tabletq, yot3 wilt be surpris- ed. The Frenett Nerve Tonic. -Price :,(lir, a box; 6 for $2.50,• •at all drug stores. The' Seebe1i-*)rug Company, Montreal, Que..Sold by Campbell's Drug Store. E OFFER PROVINCE 0*' ONTARIO 05-0 BONDS, due. Jan, !a , 2030. Ptin I al a n halt - yearly littered (June 15 and December 15payable at Torontoor Montreal. Price 398.22 and Interest, yielding PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN 'G u -- BO1WbS, .due. Qct. 1, 2010. Principal . and half -yearly - Interest- (Oct. 1 and April 1) payable at Toronto, Montreal or Regina.. '- •- P.rlee 206.61. and Interest, yielding. CANAD• IAN NORTHERN RAILWAY .E BONDS, guaranteed unconditionally by the Province of Manitoba, due June. 30, 1030. Interest payable half -yearly. In. Canada'"or New York.• 6 Price 681 50 and . Interest, yielding DOMIN• ION OF CANADA 4e,o BONDS, Issued by the ':rand. Trunk P.artt&e Ra4iway Company, due Jan: 1, 1962. Principal and half -yearly Interest, (Jan. i and ,duly 1) payable at Montreal, New York or London, Eng. Price 36743. end Interest, yieIdtng 6.205.. -1I. 1. MERETON' s COMPANY Government, Municipal and Corporation Bonds Dottlinion Bank Buttal dg, TORONTO. CAMARA . ver age.,• . ! M th• M liar Clothes ar4t ltot just average. We know of no •espeoiaat reason .why rt man shook' some to us for a Seib. 'Tat if a (eau wants not only a n Suit that will tit him, but a Suit that will suit hide, that:is a different matter, `We're busy" F. Marl in. Toile '5 nhIunHIIu�lHhI�iiiu� CDONAL Bi4er PIu¢ Cattar'rh"Carl Be Cured Catarrh is sC local disease greet', Mew fumed OP (onatitu'tbna I rondtttmtri, 11 tbersfere redulred cor±btitutiMutl trent. Rent. *HALL'S CATARRH saittnetra8i is taken htteretaaty artd arts throng ► the Blood on the Hurous *urfaeea et the HTaRem. MUM C A T A I S 1314 MEDIcIN16 destroys the foundation s! the diaeaae gives the patient strength by lerprovleg t11e geturrat health and amulet* stature In .doing its ..fug. All Dreggiats, Orbiter* free. 1 '. J. Cbe.sy & t b ► Telede. (*1*. Ms. Salnael Johnston, ZVingllatil, nag, tical away at hide .tome On Saturday. Nev. 13111. ice his i'a th year. lie moved to "Witigttgtn front Bipie'y about tool ealra IAD, but rontinned to Wer* MMI bon in Hara.) tGt% M'iip. A$401(1140 TOBACCO ,Ater years of doinitiation Still ►'s. mace A WNW 'igfe11,4,-Thls new ebwwer. to- titer ltivesdatit los. Toronto,' i9 inol.ed open as rather an outcast by lite Redbreast family„ *Nett refsrsz 10 Irate:elite sditii it In any form. Tills !photo was Sakti * few Bats $3G. a 0