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our Tooth Paste
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Miss Collie Nebb of Clarksville,1
Mich., is at passed; visiting Miss Lip-
perd,-Mies Lame Ratti was visiting
her parents over Sueda.y,aceompenied
by Miss Sutton of Parkhill. -John Ap-
pleton, who has been considered very
ill, is, we are pleased to state, daily ie-
eovering,-t urte a number of our cit-
lens attended the social et Shipka. on
Monday evening, --Miss Maggie Berry
till continues very ill. That she may
non recover is the wish of her many
r'iends.
Creme Dentrifice
With every tube of the Paste
-; ye will give a first-class
25c.. Tooth Brush for
10 CENTS. ;
Creme Denfrifice posses -
sec unusual merit, Once
used always in favor.
Do not fail to ac-•
cept this opportunity.
A tube of tooth paste and
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—AT—
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One Dollar per anntuu if paid in advance, $1.30
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T1El1TRSDAY, NOV. 22, '06
concert
ed
Gillles'
Government
use
for
ket
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tion,
publican
$618,55.
the
sensation
cles.
good
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An
look
newspaper
Grafts
Graft!
"Never
ple
thing
of
representative
trustees
the
Packenham
Teachers;
Thomas
Jordan
of
John
School
of
SEAFORTH'S
ters
the
probable
opposed
become
yet
contestfor
loans
pany
about
sumed
and
•conservat've
ing Wing
all
•test
tween
:party
to
ing
•sale
NOTE AND COALMEN :1 S
It takes a tea meeting or a negro
to draw a crowd.
**
The Ontario Government was offer-
$15,000,000 for the mining rights on
Limit. This is the limit the
reserved last 3 ear for the
of the Province.
*
W. R. Hearst, who was candidate
Governor on the Democratic tic-
for New York and who was defeat-
filed a statement showing that he
spent $253.370.22 to win the elec-
while Charles E. Hughes, the Re-
candidate elected only spent
The immense expenditure of
former has created quite a great
in New York political cir-
Saturday Night of last week has a
front page illustration picturing
prevalent twentieth century trouble.
old gentleman with a disgusted
on his face is seated reading a
and exclaims: "Graft!
Graft! Nothing to priot hut
The comment is then made:
mind, gentle reader, most peo-
are honest like yourself and every-
will come out right in the end."
The advisory council to the Minister
Education,with the exception of the
of the public school
who -have yet to be named by
minister, is composed of William.
of Toronto and Stephen
Martin of St. Marys, High School
Harriet Johnston of Toronto,
A. Reid of Owen Sound, A, A.
of Port Hope and J. W. Plewes
Chatham, Public School Teachers;
J. Rogers of Lindsay, Separate
Teacher; Rev. W. H. G Colles
Chatham and W. L Chisholm' of
Kincardine, Public School Inspectors.
$60,000 ADDED DEBT
Seaforth, Nov. 19. -Municipal mat-
are now receiving the attention of
ratepayers, and while it is hardly
that Mayor Broderick will be
for a second term .(as it has
an established custom here to
make the mayor's, teem two years),
there is every indication of a warm
seats at the council board.
With the paving of Main street and the
to the Canada Furniture Com-
and the Willis Shoe Company,
$60,000 of liabilities has been as-
by the corporation this year,
this is causing the older and more
ratepayers to begin figur-
on future tax ate,. The end of it
will tindonhtedly be a warm cons
for control of the municipality be-
the progressive party and the
of a low tax rate.
The. W. C T U. are going to appeal
the Dotntnion Government regard-
the granting of local option 'in; the
of cigarettes.
My Hczir is.
Extra. On
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Then it will stop falling, and
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too. And it keeps the scalp
clean and healthy..
The best hind et a. testinfioniai-
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Mt, Carmel.
Jos. Doyle has returned from his
ojourn in the West. -.Miss Francis
Navin, who has been home on a visit,
res returned to Stratford to resume
ler studies at the Loretto convent. -
no. Borland has been engaged to
each our Catholic school for the com-
ng year, at a salary of $475, -The
arniers around here have about com-
>leted their fall work .and will take
hings easier for a few months, -Wm.
3ervy's many friendswill be pleased
o learn that he is daily recovering
ort his attack of inflammatory
heumatism.
Wiuchelsea.
Henry Talbot and wife of Blake vis
-
ted Mir. and Mrs. John Routley over
Saturday and Sunday of last week. -
Mrs. Wm. Taylor of Chicago, Mrs.
Dodge of St. Johns, Mich., Mrs. Henry
Taylor and son, Harold, of New York,
and Mrs. Pincotnbe were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Uelbridge during
last week; and with the exception of
Mrs. Dodge and Mrs. Pincombe are
still enkoying the beauties of rural life
and seeing the cow that gives the but-
termilk. -Sunshine Sunday School
have commenced practising for their
annual Christmas Entertainment and
Christmas Tree. This school has tndre
than a local reputation for successful
entertainments and this one promises
to excel anything ever presented in
the church. Frank Durdle' returned
horue on Saturday after working the
summer in Brussels at the buttermak-
ing. Mr. Durdle is a successful butter
maker and has been re-engaged in the
same factory for next summer at a
good advance in salary.
Dashwood .
T 1R. IfeBRIDE, L. R. C. P. & S. Edinburgh, will
AJ look after thepractice of Dr. McLaughlin of
this place during the latter's visit to Europe in
search of more knowledge, He will be found in .the
same office.
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND ALL
SCHOOL SUPPLIES -When in need
of anything in this line drop in. We
can snpply your wants.. To our cus-
tomers we are giving a guessing con-
test and to the ]tacky one we will give
a grandrize. Drop in and get condi-
tions. tare da Conveyancing and In-
surance. Charges very moderate.
E. M. BROKENSHIRE, Dashwood.
Gra na Ionics
Messrs, Ware Oliver end Joe Gill
spent a few 'days in Bea ntrard last,
week, -Mr. Brenner is beil,litig a since
ice house. -I. Green. of Port Frank
spent Thuredey hexa with his brother.
-Mr, Heitman was here Friday, no
intends having a kitchen added to the
house he recently built. -M►'.. Amos is -
having his store enlarged, -Mr. Ilse
was in Dashwood a few days last week,
-Messrs. L and ..A, Desjardine, who
went out West on the harvest excur-
sion returned homeSatnrday.-One of
Mr. Heaman's young deer was killed
the other day by the old deer.
Moray
Rev. J. E. Hodgins of Lucan occupied
the pulpit in the Methodist, church,
con. 16, on Sunday. -J. W, Young and.
wite are now comfortably settled in
their new home on the 7th con. -Miss
Edie Scott of Forest„ has arrived in
our burgh and intends making her
home with her sister. -Mrs. Paxton.
sr., has returned from her visit to II-
derton and -London.-Miss Minnie
Young of Parkhill is here, on a few..
weeks' visit. -Smith Polten and wife,
who have -resided in Henry Hawker's.
house for the past six months, have
removed to Mr.Kilbourn's house, south
of this place.
Kippers
Our village is beginning to present a
clean and tidy appearance. -Rev. T.
Mitchell of London will conduct anni-
versary services in St. Andrews church
next Sunday. The Rev. gentleman is
considered one of the best preachers of
the day so that a rare treat is in
store for those who attend these set. -
vices. -The onion growers in this vi-
cinity have got their crop harvested
and marketed: -Mr. Alexander Mon-
teith is visiting his brother at New
Ontario. -Peter Fisher has arrived in
California and speaks well of the coun-
try. -T. Mellis had quite a novel exper-
ience the other day. While shoeing a
horse the animal had to be thrown
and laid on the floor.. After complet-
ing the job men tried to raise the horse'.
but found it was dead: -Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Parsons and Miss May have re-
turned from their trip out West. They
intend returning next spring, as the
former has taken up ahomestead near
Secretan. James McDonald, Harry
Chesney, Lawrence Moffatt: and Hugh
McMurtrie have also returned from
Manitoba. -The Crystal City (Man.)
Courier says: "Miss Lala Cudmore re-
turned to her home at Kippen Ont.,
after several months' sojourn with
friends in town."
U-reenwa,y
Mrs. W. J. Wilson, Alice and Doug-
las Russels went to London Friday to
visit W. A. Wilson and other friends.
-Rev. J. E. Holmes of Lacon preach-
ed a powerful. interesting and instruc-
five sermon here on Sabbath. -The
Epworth League gave a social evening
on Wednesday night. A good pro-
gram -was rendered after which an ex-
cellent lunch was served. All enjoyed
the exhibits in the art 'gallery. -Jas.
Brophey secured another load of fish
last week. -W. J. Wilson & Co.. re-
ceived another large load of No. 1
flonr this week.
ACCIDENT. -We were pained to hear
of the painful accident which happen-
edJonney Shank a few days ago. It
appears he, in company with another
boy from Parkhill, was out rabbit
hunting and in getting over the fence
the hammer ofhis
gun struck
a rail
causing the cap to explode, the entire
charge passing through his right hand.
Dr. Oaw and Wilson were immediate-
ly sent for but they fouud it necessary
to amputate the whole hand with the
exception of the thumb. Much syn3-
patby is expressed for the young fel-
low in his sad misfortune.
Nannow ESCAPE. -What might -have
proved .a very serious accident happen-
ed to David Pfaff at the Eidt & Ehler
grist mill on Thursday morning. The
mill men were engaged in installing a
new piece of machinery, known as a
rolled oatchopper, which specially pre-
pares tbeoats for borses. A workman
was driving a nail into the elevator
when Mr. Pfaff, wbo happened in, vol-
unteered his assistance in bolding the
affair. In doing -so he turned his back
to a revolving shaft and the tail of his
coat caught in the key on the shaft.
In a second the coat was wound up and
he was whirling around the shaft at a
terrific speed. After several revolu-
tions he was thrown violently to the
floor, every stitch of clothing having
been torn off him,with the exception of
his boots. It is expected that no ser-
ious injury was received although his
hack was hurt and his head, arms and
legs considerably brnised. The clothes
were torn in shreds. Alter being re -
clothed he was able to walk down to
the village to have his injuries attend-
ed to. Mr. Pfaff's escape was very
lucky as touch more serious injuries
might easily have resulted. Fifteen
years. ago Wm. Fried had his arm
taken off in this mill in .a similar ac-
cident.
We are sorry indeed to know that
Mr. Henry Hoffman is down with an
attack of Typhoid fever We hope it
may prove to be a very slight attack
and that ere long he will be around a-
gain as usual -Dr. McLaughlin of this
place intends leaving in a short time
for a six months sojourn in Europe
were he will take up some special study
in his profession. While there he will
visit the leading hospitals in London,
England, Liepzig, Germany and Vie-
anna. His practice here during his
absence will be looked after by Dr.
McBride, L. R. C. P. S. gain, who has
just returned front Europe.e. The Doc-
tor expects to be absent till May. We
hope be may eujoy the ocean voyage
and the time spent in the eastean con-
tinent. --The Evangelical Sunday
School of this place have decided to
hold an entertainment during the
me a u
Xmas holidays again this year. The
different conimittees have been ap-
pointed and preparations are being
trade. We expect this occasion to be
equal if not better than any heretofore
held. -Sunday last was observed as
Missionary -day in the Evangelical
church here. Pp P A ro tiate sermons
were preached both morning and even-
ing by the Pastor. Subscriptions were
also taken in aid of the missionary
cause. -E. M. Brokenshire has opened
a book and stationery store in Mr.
Simon's old stand. He is also prepar-
ed to do anything in the line of con-
veyancing such as drawing up deeds,
wills or mortgages or to receive risks
either for fire or life insurance. -Mr.
John Hall of London was in the vill-
age several days last week. -Last Fri-
day a pony belonging to Mrs. Ambrose
Allen while tied in front of the hard-
ware store broke its bridle end being
free made a lively dash down street.
It was captnred on one of the back
streets none the worse for its lively
rtan, ilii. Simon \Villert who for the
past two years has worked at, the
harness business with Mr. Nadiger
here hes severed his connection with
lshn t firol and has accepted, a position
et Platteville.
Mike Ward, the Sarnia boxer, was
killed by apunch received from Harry
Lewis in a bout at Grand Rapids on
Nov, 15f b.
W. H. herr, editor of the Brussels
Post, is likely to be the next Liberal
att ad.clate its East Huron,
lieilsall
The Advocate is 10c. to end of year
Mrs. Penfound and Mrs, Johnston.
of Brucefield visited Hensall friends on
Wednesday. -Mr. and Mrs. Innes of
Zurich spent Sundav in town. -Win.
Wilson and wife were at Woodham
on. Sunday. -George and Enos Parker
have returned from their hunt, each
bringing hone a fine deer. Will Har --
-burn has also returned from the Cobolt
district and brought a deer with him.
There has been eight deer brought to
Hensall during the past few weeks.-
Mrs. Charles Oook and daughter, Miss
Evelyn, left last week for Alabama
where they will spend the winter with
the for'tner's parents. Mr. Cook will
remain here and assist his brothers in
the mill. -Miss Mary Jnbnston is on a
few weeks' visit to herKsistcr,•Mrs. B.
Short at Woodstock -Walter Lancas-
ter has gone to London where he has
accepted a position in McCormick'sick s es-
tablishment.--Mr.
s•tablishment Jr. •
Geiger, of Pigeon,
Mich., is here visiting his brother. -
Mr. Herrington, an employee of the
foundry, spent Sunday at his home in
McCormick of Harris -
ton visited at the home of Mr. Ryke-
man last week --Mrs. 'Smallacomhe,
sr., spent a week with her niece, Mrs.
Wm. Chapman. --Miss Psther Graybiel'
who has been at the home• of her .sis-
ter, Mrs. Pope, nursing the two giris,
Florence and Irene, through a seige of
typhoid fever, left Saturday for her
home in Daishwood.-Win. Cooper of
New Ontario, formerly of Kippen, is
visiting in this vicinity. -Miss • May
Brandt is on the sick list. Her many
friends wish her a speedy recovery
.-
Mrs•John.Wlllis, are5ident of Rod et-
ville
for many years, has moved to
Exeter where she intends residing.-
Mr. and Mrs. David Ross spent Tues-
day at Seaforth.-James . Humphries
has gone to Seaforth to accept a posi-
tion with the Robt. Bell Engine Co.-
Thos. Berry attended the funeral of a
friend at Londesboro on Saturday. --
James McArthur is recovering from
his illtress.-P.ev. Tole srinducted anni-
versary services et Staffa on Sunday..
His pulpit WAS filled by Rev. Wilson.
of Staffa. The Ilensall Male Quartette
assisted in the program Monday even-
ing.-About thirty invited friends
gathered at the Mascot, the other ev-
ening when Wm, J. •Wilson treated
them to oysters and other delicacies.
The evening was very pleasantly spent
and many were the Svishes expressed
that Will and his estimable bride may
long he spared to enjoyearth's choicest
blessings --health, iveatlth and happi-
ness. - It has been rumored that Mr.
Davids, section foreman on the G.T.R.
who moved to town over at month ago,
has been transferred to another 'place.
When
the
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want
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good"—
when mother wishes "a bite
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bedtime—how
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John Thompson has purchased the
old Pile farm on the 7th con., from A.
Kilbourne, for which he paid $5700. -
Wm. Scott bas purchased Wm. Stan-
ley's residence at Parkhill -Jos. Hor-
ner left Friday with a car of cattle for
the Old Country market. He was ac-
companied by Hugh Tweddle of Nairn.
-The special services in the Baptist
church are well attended and much in-
terest is manifested. -Duncan Forbes,
4th con., who was quite ill last week,
is on the mend. -A. -W. Smith has
gone to Calgary. -Wm. Carter's little
son, who has been quite ill, is conva-
lescing.-Miss Mildred Corbett, who
bas been teaching at P.erche, Ont., for
some years, has been engaged to teach
S.S. No. 5 for the ensuing year. -H.
C. Graham left last week for Lloyd-
minster. Sask., where he intends re-
maining. -Ploughing will soon be a
thing of the past. -Toe funeral took
place on Monday, Nov. 19th, of Dun-
can Forbes, aged 73 years, who died
at Ailsa Craig on Friday, Nov, 17th.
The remains were taken from his late
residence, Con. 4, to Littlewood cem-
etery at 1 p.m,
Zurich.
Dan Oyotte of Michigan was here
last week on a visit. -Thos. Johnston
spent a few days in Goderich last week
ou business. --R. E. Schuelt:e, who has.
been ill, has - recovered. -John Fuss,
who was quite ill last week, is, we are
pleased to learn, somewhat improved.
- John Gascho has purchased the 100
acre farm of Andrew Johnston nn the
Bronson Linea The price paid was
$4750.-J. Eisenhofer has moved from'
the Babylon line to the house near St.
Joseph. -Miss Woods of Goderich has
accepted aposition as teacher in S.S.
No. 4, Stanley, to succeed J. Cameron.
-Seven boys were each fined $1 and
costs for dertroying property on N.
Kennel's place at Blake on Hallowe'en
night. -Mrs. S. Pollock of Yorkton,
Sask., is suffering from typhoid fever
at the home of her father, Henry Dow -
son, Goshen Line. Her three little
girls are also here on a visit.- M. Ma-
loney now owns D. Garinger's farm.
- The. Caseyille, (Mich.) (Iritic, of
which Mr. D. Dyer formerly of Zn rich,
i3 editor,seys regarding a former Zur-
ich boy: -"School Commissioner Kear-
cher desirves great credit for the suc
cess of the Teachers' Institute in this
county. Under his leadership the
teachers have a desire to be and to do
their best."
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Winghana, Nov. 15. James Atkins,
an employe of the Western Foundry,
was found deal in bed at the Kine
Edward hotel here to -day. Deceased
had not been working for a few days,
not feeling well, but this morning was
about as usual. When he was called
for dinner be did not reply, and the
door being tried was found locked.
An entrance was made by the window.
He was about 27 years of age and came
from London here some years ago.
His wife and child have been living at
Lucknow for some time.
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