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India Pale Ale
Preiudi. e 1 in 1 area: r i; a:ous vendors :nay ...raged other, bat compare it ay
way you will-- purity, freedom from acidity. palatablenes.-l.abatt's Ale is surpass-
ed by non.- . egnalted' y few -it about half the price of best imported brands.
ROSS' FURS
Manufacturing
Furriers
Here You Will Find The
Largest Stock In
Western Ontario
Here You Buy Direct from the
Manufacturer and
Save All Double Profits!
Here you are told exactly what goods you
aro buying. because we make theta and know
what each garment is composed of, arid guarantee
every garment as represented. and will refund the
price if goods are not approved of.
Our range of MINK, LYNX, FOX, SABLE, PERSIAN
LAMB, IN MUFFS, STOLES AND NECK PIECES IS
SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE and COMPLETE.
Special Fur Garments made on shortest notice
under the most careful supervision.
196 DUNDAS ST., LONDON, ONT.
Why Green Flour When You
Can Get Five Roses
Age is a wonderful improver -in certain things, and flour 13 one of these.
Practically all cheap flours r .1 " ^-een " (lours.
Up till five or six months r ...ng, good flour will go on im-
protiing steadily in quality and dryness. developing many admirable
traits which It would not otherwise possess. ---For instance, clearer
color, smoother "feel, " increased absorption. and so on.
It is in obedience to this same principle that good wine gets better,
and a mere " fiddle " develops into a valuable violin. -
But It must be vain the beginning.
At the end of a century or more. a
cigar box would hardly become a
Stradivarius.
When a flour is Improperly milled or
milled from cheap. off -grade wheat,
it has lost Its keeping quarries before
it ever had them.
It can only get worse with age.
Your dough cannot rise - shows
poor graining In the loaf with a
crumbling crumb and sickly crust.
Your best pastry efforts are rewarded
with corresponding pastry evils.
4 •
When your friends are seated round
the table. comes the discovery. the
very embarrassing crestfaller
apologies.
FIVE ROSES. Madam. Is millet
nett frorrr� perfect materials in a
sanitary plant cleaner than your own
kitchen. i/ that be possible.
it Is packed nett and stored
awhile In our own store-
houses. until expert exami-
ners declare it aged to proper dry-
ness. without a trace of acidity.
Marvels of cleanliness and care are
these storehouses of ours. To visit
them would gladden the heart of the
most finicky housekeeper. 'Twould
astonish you. Madam. really.
♦ • • •
FIVE ROSES is never " green."
never weak. nor " dead." nor acid.
FIVE ROSES is drier. and being
drier absorbs more water. producing
more of those light. toothsome.
flaky have; and rolls which tickle
the knowing palate and fill a vacant
place most pleasantly.
Those extra loaves pay more than
the difference in first coat.
Since yo t want a flour fully matured
and seasoned. that cannot spoil or
sour )n your hands or misbehave in
any way, that does not acquire the
"w)rm habit'but improves with age
If you wan; this our.
Madam. you will insist on
FIVE ROSES from your
grocer.
LW Or flit woos MIlt11MG p., Lf•„ IIOMIlltAt
McGtI.L1VIIA r-1ir. and Mrs. Ant-
bro.ie J. Prost and d.tuinter. Eleanor
of Toronto here oi, Thursday last. Mr.
I'rest and his daughter have been ser-
iously 111 and It is their intention to re-
mail, for a few weeks w th relatives 11
NdrO 111 i vray.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
ti;CASTORIA
e
Jek Ali As rdudkalkalls Ault
M'bure litters
1 Beatty Bros.' Feed
and Litter Carriers
Overhead Conveyors.
Beatty Bros.' Steel
Stalls & Stanchions
CA n he installed as rheap AS
4 lumber and last forever.
4 Beatty Bros.' Load
4 Binder
4
These three things aro great
Iab0rasawere for fat titers and ne-
Cesdtiea on a farm.
For sole by
1
1
iIAY-\\'e regret to have to report the
1'r'ou1 Illness of Mrs. Alez. McEwen
s'td unite with her many friends In wish
n.t far her recovery. •
Winter Term
OPENS
January 3rd
Mtnd.•nts may ent'ar
any day of t he w heel
year.
individual Instruction.
Our graduate:( get the
hest positions.
Mail Courses. We
train more young
peOpi' than any oth•
er management in
()Anode!
Affiliated with Com-
mercial Edue
Association o
Write for pet
Clinton B11Kin
The see--- IeM le teem
gsnlesers le l'errYli Sob
weaki have beta ImreeeM, M kd i1
soy seeds twe stere el nerd
aro. Vie have Ude e
Wiesen Of
expect of slams
everywhere. vmatf's MMmss
£i•t01LL Free on request
D. M. FERRY t1 00.. Madame, orM.
KIRKTON.
Mr. It"uaxrt Fletcher has a:r.+e1 home
:1,3111 t!.( \Ve.at.-M r. J. Williams is Y1110.
icing with ft lentis in Lrahtford.- Mr.
Joe Doupe of lira.:dot, Is vlsiticag fie
mother. Mt s. 11. Doupe.-}i and Mt*.
S. N. Shier of Crand.tl, JLan., are vistt-
ins friend:. around iters. -Mr. J•Heattt
of Hanley. Sasif., 1s 'salting fele par'-
eits Mr. rad \1,rg It. 13wtty: Misses
Vera Hazel' )oi, C,la D.aupe, Radial
Kirk and Nancy St',t•eon. add Masers.
Alvin Doupe and A. Wiseurian spent the
vatatlo:: was. their parents here- Lr.
John lL.zlewa.3'1. sr.. is at present ua-
tier the donor's carr. -Mrs. Thompson
:end children of North D.akot.a ars visit
ing her parcl,ts. Mt. anti \t:a. F. Swett
zcr. •
I1U1tONDALK
Mr. J. C. Horton. acc5)untant of the
Unlon hank at Indian Ileal• Le Nott
for a s:tort vacation.
ZURICH
Mr. Edmund Delchert of Armada,Ddiob•
la vi:iitt::g his mother. Mrs. John Did -
chert. -At the annual school meeting
held o:i Wednesday Mr. Simon Saral%s.
whose tern: as a trustee had expired
wag re-elected for another term.- tar.
acid Mrs. Salm Faust have moved to
their new resldence.- Aqulet wedding
took place at the Lutheran parsonage
on Monday evening of last week when
Mr. Beers of Buffalo was married fie
Mrs. Itutk:r Hamacher of Port Arthur
formerly of 'sur Ic'h.-Mr and Lira. Wm
O'Brien and children are visitins ralai
fives in Michigan -over the hofldays. A
pretty wedding was solemnised at t s
Methodist parsonage. Creelman, Bask.,
on Wednesday of last week. when two
well-k:town and higl.ly respected resid-
ents of that district were united in
marriage, Mr. Norman BostubsrTy and
Miss Stella McCrurit being the contract
ing parties.
Stephan Mcidinger of the. 14th con.,
who has been a srftera'r froth cancel;
of the stontach for so.ile months, suc-
cumbed to Itis illness on Kowtow elea-
Ina of last wt.ek at the agevt 411iyeare
lie leaves a widow and lards ural?
Io•.aites nunu roue friends and ieslatltlse
who sincerely regret lass demise. ?ie
rtece.sed was a hart: working add In
.luatrious man and a good netgbber,
Another old restde:rt of the Township
n the person of Mr. aro. Thiel, dr.,
died at the family reside.:, . 14th cots.,
311 Thursday last, having; reached Ears
ase of 84 years. HE had been in poor
health for some years and the end cans
not unerpeetedly. Ile was one of IA*
Pioneers of the Township. and though
•)f a retlrtn:; disposition. he issues
•tiiny ware.: personal fttende, who re-
erot his departure. He is dor-vived by
, widow and grown up fsnslly•
M 3ORKSV ILLE.
Murray Nell_ and RoY Si:nDao't 114
London visited under the parental root.
-Mr. John T Simpson spelt a few
1 ty.a at Sarn'a.-Messra. Joshua and
('vaster Miller of Ohio pt.J a flyltag
v sit to friends here. -Mrs. Beaton at
•tarn(•. in the .guest of 1t1 a. J. Oli-
'nare -Mr ar.d Mr•. Go:l..t B1vom-
f:eld, John Bloomfield and daughter
a pent New 1' •-v Wkth ;heir rather John
t iiocmfteld.-M, . and Mrs. W. Donley,
(^tris Donley and itobcrt tiatlten and
f•amlly spent New Years with W. J.
1odZtn' .-Geo. Gilmore or Port Buren
1.1s returned after a pleasant visit with
Js broULer Joan !films• to -?Les• Geo.
F;atrctt and daughter L',ulse ate vislt-
iar the latter.s sinter. :fr 4. Mete lwip-
.ton.-Weddlmg bests will soon b ring -
Messrs. Wilbur and Arnaid est
T tro.•ba eper.t the hol'daye with Mr.
Norman Farrel. -Mr. J. Kelly ot Lon•
.tan 1a'd .t flylag visit to friends Aare.
.-'tr. and Mrs. Walter Lewis sntsr-
.4:ed a number of friends on New
1"e•r.r day. -Mr. and Mre. Gottsrill d
isir.(nrdi'te are visiting friends AWL -
at:. and Mrs. Armitage ut Kincardine
arc ',netting at Mr. Will. Simpuon's.-
T`te S. W. C. held .a successful dance
3n New Years Evr. .Ui report atatted
time A number of our young pSOp e
spent a pleasant evening .a• 't'a hem et
'1r. John Coursey.
P.OGF.lt\ ILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. ltobt. }toss of Byron via.
;ted herr during tile holidays. -Kt. A.
McTaggart of Toronto sus bash visit-
t:a3 in this locality. -Mr. and )Lr1. Wis-
est White of Lucknnw vlatted here Let
week. -Mr. Wen. White of the t7NaIt
,i'etrict, who has been visiting, at big
gone^ here. rrturncd thio welder-Kessrs.
Ben -son and George Game, sone at Dr. ?.
Olin of Dungannon have returned tri
their home. - $r. Fd. Case, vitae bee
tees on an extended trap t• (kli•ernlh
:and elscwA Ic, spent a few days tome
witf, friend,. but has since rectitis/ to
Toror.t's. Ills trip south baa behalf
%t-. Cage considerably and its
a new m ie 'physically. -A
of young people enjoyed
've'.ing at the h.
one earning
Dick were
were
hcs
t iliUlt`.t'.
i1IPEr/et.--lisi.ter-On December 29th
fir hone of ?!r, and firs. Simon Hunt-
er e: 1.et +, t�l:1. 4. was rho scene of
ea user happy event, the occasion be -
tag than mar. ug•' of their daWilkie:
• filth to Mt, T„.nna.a, 11. 431o.t of Ku,.
&sten. Sasla" a. lua appo:r,ted Mout of
rive •'close. to t... strains of Mendels-
• . 'a wedd'nti :parch. played by M.3.
Jarmo Hodgson of Granton, the b. da
Watered the tasteft • decorated parlor,
issn'IaR on the arui of her father, where.
among the immediate friends only of
ties bride and groom, Rev. Hugh Wet -
seen perfurnu d thr c'crcutuny-. Tne
bride w.ts ..tared (u .a b tuu(u1 .:;own
whits silk and t anted a bouquet of
white carnations. Sha was .attended by
!tier sister Pearl. similarly attired, who
parried a bouquet or p'i k carnations.
ILr Roy fled -ant of To 1 do, brother
M tie groom acted us best m.an. Co-t-
tratulatleit9 over t)IC guests 941. clown
to the sumptuous iepist that await.d
Veen. The pastor's iota( to 'tic bride
and groom Was ably trap's:tdcd to by
the tteoni. The young couple writ
epeAd a ahort tone vtsltii rela,tvcs and
friends, after which they will take up
their residL:ncc 1,1 the \test. Th., pr`s-
*eta w.•r.' i:unyeruus. curtly and useful,
among Mem Wm: a auh'tantial cheque
tram the bride's I. trema. and also nue
groin the groom's ino.hcr. T11. Advo-
cate bins the ritaray ft-ten:is to het
eortgratuL tions and beat wishes.
Dtctill.LIVRAY-The body of the late
Ono. Olbson was brought here Last week
train Winnipeg, where ht. died to a 1104-
pital friday night after a brief illness.
Mowed was a native of MCG'llivray
anti wilt West about 19 years ago. Tie
funeral took place Thursday afternoon
treat the family residence, West McGil-
livray to St. Mary's cemetery, lirinatey.
MI '.I LL -Wednesday mo:m:ln; Mrs.
Grace dampbell, beloved wife ot Mr. Jas.
Patter, whose home is in Logan, Just
en tbe outskirts of Mitchell. died very
suddenly Tia lady had her breakfast
but In a few minutes later complained
et net terll:t: weli and laid down upon
a Lounge, and almost Instantly passed
away. A sorrowing husband and two
cblidr'e.n survive 1:, r.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
8T MARYS-After an illness of near-
ly a year ltev. 1•"ather !Drennan died
early on Friday morning. For thirty -
tow yenta (lecc.aeca waa paatur of St.
ll[sry's Catholic church, and was be-
yseed ta)' Lis uwn p.ople and nigttl; es-
teemed by the cititens generally. IIe
was born Li Ireland :tad ordained bre the
`rtnithoed ;II 1897.
allAF(tltPI1--\tee. Michael hael T.eg:.Py. for
many years .t resident of Seaforth, died
Aare on F'rldas Last. the salt , renting
with terrible sudJt Incas, Mt a. Ta -;hey
was apparently in her usual health.
when without warning she dropp''ti dead
heart L,tlure being the cause of dead:.
The dece..aed, whoa° maiden name was
Mercian, was a native of Ireland, bu'
had been a resident ot Seaforth for
many years. Sire w-sa f:, yearn of .age.
Mr T.as:iiy lied sc;eral years ago.
She is survived by a fancily of nine chil-
dren.
KIPi'l N -The Methodists held their
annual Christmas tree last Friday ev-
entng.--Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper
are here from the West on a visit to
relatives and friends. Mrs.Cooper to the
youngest daughter of Mr. Jos. Upahall.
-Mrs. John Nit -Gregor. loth con. of
Tut kersmillt..,ttcnded the funeral In To-
ronto iaet .tevk of her youngest broth-
er, Alet" Me Cloy. who was just 22 years
of ale.
* rays er thus. COTT or Tattoo, i ss,
(.ACAS 1.'ursrr i
Prank J. Cheney makes oath lh.t h.• to rimier
peer d the firm of F. J. I Ilan.' 4 1'0., doing I u.i
ales ta the City of Toledo. ('nuut y and State of»re•
:li sad that sai.t firm .111 pay the•om of ONE
tQ�DRRD 1)01.1 -ARS for ea'h and every ,•r.e of
UVa tint ("anent he earnl la the u•'e of !!all's
Catena Cute.
t'ItANK J. ('HENSV
S worn to before o.. and .nb•,•ril..a in nn pr.•s-
setos, takis nth day „I I I..•easier. A.D. fav;
(leas,) A. W.f:I,RAN(l5.
Solite
Beira 1'atarrh Cori I., tater,, internally, and a• le
d iraeely on the bl•oal arse) ow'''ns ,urla•es of 11v
1111411m. Sonrlf,,t teal ueonials free
e J. t'HENY.Y Aro., Tulalo. 0.
laid be all ft,- ai.ts, 7f..•.
Tate Hall's Fsmity fills foe ro,istilation.
The following le the rc.(tart of Y. V. No
5. Ueborne, for I)eeember.-`tr. 1\'.. mon-
ors, Itutu.• Knell.. Zinn) .t Fli'.(: ; Pass,
t31n1,'r Mi Falls, Fred Perkins. .tu'tin
Ford : Jr. Iv.. Motor s. Lila Moir i'sss,
Gert!' Johns ; Jr. 111.. Pass. Garnet Mc -
Falls. Clarence Johns . Sr. if., Ilan
ors. Thelma Ford. Ferrol Higgins. Or -
by Kest.e. Pans, Harold Moir; Jr. 11..
Honors, Arnold 'r'urd. Pane, Albert }tout
tarter. Gordon Perkins: Pt. L. Donors,
Kae Pe -d. ('Carley Fisher. Pa 4s. Amy
Plwher, Or.t.r Moir. -F, L. '!('Pherson.
Teacher.
f).\N :KIWI'S I),1Nf l UI F',
Will lt.tkr ('.t•,.td.a ,t it•tldheadcd
Peel If Not Check
K P.,.hur
Ian of
LITTLE DI(iESiERB
Positively cure Dyspepsia. Promote
Digestion. Money back if they fail to
cure.
At all Druggists sr direct fres
25c. a Box. COLEMAN MEDICINE CO., Toronto
Revillon Freres -�
i
144440 teas
The largest dealers in
Furs and Skins in the world.
W pay the
MUST MARKET PRICE
for all kinds of
Raw Furs and Skins
Honest assortment. Quick returns
Ask for our 19094910 PRICE LIST
IT'S FREE
O/r,C■ *NO •Te4INOoa•
134 sad 136 McGill St. Mentr•st
Wit PAY PJ(PR}?S3 C1LARG1i"S.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R I A
EXETER MARKETS.
•0HANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
Wheat
Barley
Oats.
Peas
Potatoes, per bag
Hay, per ton
Flour, per cwt., family
Flour, low grade per cw
Butter
Eggs
Live hogs, per cwt
Shorts per ton
Bran per ton
Dried Apples...
Turkeys...
Geese
Ducks. . .
Chicken..... ... ... .
1 ski
3.-,
1311
1:1 00
1 51i
I Ili
e
Nei
ra
1100
275
155
2•I
7 75
23 Oe
21 00
8
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Mr. J. T. Clark in England to cover British.
Elections for Toronto Daily Star
Another instance of aggressive enterp.ise on the part of the
"Toronto Daily Star" is furnished by its actlbu in send;ng to England
• member of its staff. Mr. Joseph T. Clark, to remain there until the
Close of the British Election Campaign.
Since the 14th of December Mr. C1ark'e cables appearing in the
" Star " have been commanding attention and favorable comment.
Never before has a Canadian paper afforded its readers the means of
following day by day a British Election Campaign so intelligent1).
Cabling is an expensive operation, but the " Star " does not spare
expense when there is an opportunity to nerve its readers.
Mr. Clark, who is known throughout Canada as • writer if un-
usually graceful English, with au original point of view that gives
distinctiveness to everything he writes, is describing the campaign at
greater length for "Star" readers in frequent letters which can he
truthfully describe,( as masterpieces.
The British Elections are being covered in the "Star" by no less than
four distinct services, two of then( exclusive to the " Star," as follows:
1. Mr. Clark's cables and letters (exclusive to the "Star").
2. A special cable service from a strain( permanent corre pond'nts
in Britain (exclusive to the "Star").
3. The Canadian Associated Press cables.
4. The Associated Press cables.
In no previous British }?lectins has a Canadian paper made similar
preparations for getting the news. it is smother proof of the increasing
closeness of Canada's relation+ to the Mother Land. But, also, not 1n
our tithes have there been as great issue: at stake. The Inn:a'et. free
trade, the future of the House of Lords, the British constitution loch(,
are in the melting pot, end who know. what will come out? dor coni
patisons one has to go back to the great reform of 1532. and one
authorit' saws it is the most tnourentons stru 41•• since the Revolution
of 1688.
The "Toronto Daily Star's" news coluines will keep you fully
posted as to the progress of the tight.
51.50 a Year
This palter and "Toronto Daily Star" together for one year 52.20.
Guaranteed Fountain Pen given for 50c. added to above subscription prices
A
Toronto Daily Star
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Make Each Animal Worth
25% Over Its Cost
"Tee
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u ,• er. r oe
(:. ,,,.i Ci,rwlf, ',,.r
On z.; of a Cent a Day
Nobody crer hc..rd of .hook foist- storing the hots toll., making
hen. I,,y m sinter, tn.reeratog they tell of milk hve (wren'... per sou .1 Jay,
or rastunnit run•Jnun :,nom.,!, t.. p!onapno.e and a,gor.
When you tend ".t„ek 6.1.1 " t.. )our curs, hnrse, .a, 'nem. psut,r).
you are merely feeding thorn uh..t sou Inc:gram Int on y'.ur ue n (arm.
\',suer anim.J. Jo need nit more (cosi. bid otmcdting to he;p thele
(ashes get all the good out of the 1.i..1 yam gess them su they van get fat
.end .fns tit all y.. 1r round: aicn to prevent J,.a•.I$c, a un' fine.,.'. and ',rep
them top to the hest p. hie can,I ,non. A„ t...k L.sl ..'n .!o all these
things. ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC can u:Jdocs. It i.
Nota "Stock Food" But a "Conditioner"
ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPSCIFIC,,.nt:tins nn grain. nor L,rm pr,stn, :. It in( n.., .
01 of milk fr.,m ttres 1, fire r.,a def • . per .1.1) befnre fha•tipr.,ho ha. i,.en "..J t A
m
aka. It makes the _milk rich. r • J 11.fle.ti faster than .,ny other prrpJ, alum'.noaan.
4:Ave* fcd w,th ROYAL PURPLE .,re ... Targe at ata wick, old as !hay uwld bee hen
fed with ordinari m.teraals•at Ian tye.ks
ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC Lund. top run J.,w n :animals and restores them to
plumpness alm•.st m ,t,atly lures Nate..oha. wino., 'tin Ji.e•.,.es and 410..1;typt rmanantly.
I an .ttkhwan. the horsem in. stye: .1 have toscs ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC
p:".,.fenny,n the fccJlna'•f'The itch' 2.0:1. 1 ,eget a mnar ..1 .ny p.'aar m r.r,nJ Chea ant In
1911, .inJ'H. my Winter..' 2.1)41, brother of ellen Winters,' winner of f.ts,Oia),n trotting stakes
i i 1961. The.; h.,r.. s have never hen mfr thc,r Ic'.J tiny I comman.cd usoof 11..) al Purple
Specie:i almost a year ado. and 1 will ale ars have it in nay stat!,, .••
al Purple