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IURSDA , MIX antla
10 CENT .‘.`CASOARETs"
,YOR LIVER AND Boyargo
Care Sick Ileadaebta CollettPatton/
lailieuttnese, Sour fitomeoh, Batt
areath-Candy Cathartic.
Crediton The Latest Ultimatum
Meaans. T. :,Ek aladnaord Of Inger- Gott, deerGott, attention bleatee
'Soli,. J40(1 ,A.. Robansen of tile West Your berahea Vali/ant-I% hen%
lane In Oils vieiglity• lattaajta 'UP tiotine Viol llaS a toad or two tO• 'Ban
rAtitle. ; ', ;, itudo rOlar lartvate sear.7
Mss 'Birdie Hoyle thak retarnea Ocoee neer- deter Gott, at Oameil
iPtaa attar lanantaing tato Oaanka: la Una listen vfell to
Lannon, ate eleata aecorapauted. .Itoate pee oat I go/ concerns me mutat,
'ba Masts Bataan Iltawkailtinat Aleinoelf and Shen:Ian:Oa
alLa s I. S.eaton entertallaied a raw '
NO odds ItoW bad yoor liver, etom taiende oo Motnidan avening. TOIL kaow dear Golta I well Yataa
aelt or boWels: how much aour head tatites al, Annetta, oa Nortvion, is Ylo^ triennia
aches, how xoleereble you are from anew evitfi relatioes in, nova. 'Und from ' taein lieur of birth
constipation, indigestion, biliousness Po latindetY aattee"nooa lest .whila E quietly let you rule. de Ileaten '
andeologglah bowelseoaou. alwoas get a °mettle ot young itelictwia ware toome „ Vile a rinedeotetreade 'earth,
rellea 'With 'Cabal -044e .'"TheY, imme,... fiug, out. #1.! j4.14v.kOtirekt AeO, ktkel ouv-,'Und''Ven' le fokilt.'indo soltilaitanal
dia.tely cleanse aod eegaltite the etoratenee goiren land apee,t tnrow-Lag but tndyer o
WW1 Of Itnego,ne talttle dans,*
d:noel &Me:in:tap tbe ab
!mned ilean Wong, e. eabelow rate .0 eteentearee-,4yott 141 'Ae pi/oak, - • - ot
)30 j
noll;,r0MOVO the sour, fennentina food oopopeatte out. The lionne Nan teor 'halt 'I alatlaa splia de glotry•
an
rt
trona the liver and carry oft ate Omar; nteinateal'aott 'It titolatledat ' - • :.a.°4,11,
stiPated waste Matter and poisoata ' Ilea; S. at, atuaworther will" cone an every Way 1 *rind( ta
from the intestines and bowels. A 'aintie• 'the aeries Of diaimursep in' Bible) itletti heart ta You vats true, n acn ' •
an-Oent box from your druggist Will ICharaoters tim the /Vain Street Mot* and owy „claimed, ,nleas4lhisneot 0,1.aft.e,
keeP Your fiver and bowels clean; 'oldeet ,Ohareth, next tailndae? avellania-' In the (greet deeds 've dot
atemach sweet and betala elear ' for Stetject "A Giant SkOan "
. Xou could 'not leaf 'a 11?ettell „friend&
an Sky or. Lend, or Sea, .'
Dan Kaiser Vilhelra ittone.b•etr !two"
WOODLIAM De Land of 8/teem:MAY.
sr Meonths..0 They Work Walle y,ou sleep.
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STEPHEN COUNCIL 'The' W. AL St vesits the Auxiliary so ve e e ao,, near Gott, es
a t latakton thits week .-
The newly eleoted 'Cotineil ot the The Rev. Mr. lash, ot Qwen Sound
Township. of Stollen held :tbe, tient. gone a Yea". exefeltent eddreas en `PlantdratiOsu stisigo"uldVeillip ,g'i i:er4141.°,no„;lita
teeeseeteg in t.i* Towb Hall, Oxediton, the .0,range "Hall on tEridaY enelaaane
an atontlay, the lltb. of January 15 He apoke ,on 'the euhaeot "Rana° aaan It you. deaa Gott, kVill (111 /lie do
To mee't their bit ter enaa.
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-• at 11 o'clock ext. The follow,ing mem-1, anenBilinguel Selhoolea, :Tag aletteaand nea. aotnnia mate ageen, s
Mens we present. .Paealet, 'W. it, gon,416.11411 iiS a. aken, forailblen ,akita ajna,you !and( 1 rill pilltalhann he: '•
BIliott : Deputy-Keeve :Mho Love dna most convinellan, aPeaketta calling; ems o 0- Ameet '
Couneillora Thos. alawhinney; Aleaane l' dt. : - ., ; • . ; • or everntor /- , .
)1, ' .....
But /iaten Gott, it /mist Ite qiiiesk
'abut help to Otte you send, • i 1
Or else I bat to ;stop 'a:tateek
Cala 'only talby delfelret ; ,
So four end twenty album 1 gin
ghat Sy -law No. 217 eppointing Isiiits= L,,,, ...... .-: • . -.' t .
Banal-Officeos aaving "been read \three
the .Theeninonia. 'We ' t:ruOt ha
.nua -no rangier as quite ,L.I.E avian` To 4441., de -111-11Hela raan - • • '6 '
dio ola,v,o, Unel„puterne ware 'in'to mean, ptaae--
tutees be aessed and signed. b,y , lc:L
nteeve • and clerk end the ,seal ot the a aneseda rettave eye
corporation attached tbereto, - Card e" mot- Via Ra'Penwadatien is an afaan le_oou dondis, I'll db. my.balra,
ated 'The following tealers • -weetee Penn h alineaen daase..),, e • : . en , tte a In tell de varld de. fact.
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passed- h'. Green, grl. aaae r Free t The Peetor atenouncea thet re Atoka Beneaf you don't. den I Moan tank,•
eareeni grl. N.33,. 23.a31.5 ; The a.loapital larniak next Sundan alleintan dal t Wa. Tt Is` o haattie act. .. , a • .1 .
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Den Var 'est an:ce I veil defellera
U,nd aar loam anger rise!
Lind (send mein aepplia ships to twaga
A fight' hp in de Skies.
, treera step
o
ger Neeb and David Webb. 'Attu. ''Ins kindly manner, ger'tleautanty beexe
eagle had 'subscribed to the necessary' 'nag etativenremor and ready wit. As a
declarations at office end property
tote 'nu hits vieit to ;this comet:lunar
gualifications the minute% at t!
tave,ave waited ita .'neerabetestip
• previous meeting were read and adopt
the orklea here on Sataxday :eveni,ngl
ed. Moved b$ Love' seconaed Neel/
Locals
;or, end Mrs(' nolat 'Westlake
nioi Stria tford,
‘11 1° U1111. t lhoMe !bete.
*Mr, land ales, Corbett or Haa Vie/tea
a 'few .da,oa Loodoe, ,trecotat.n.
aro
;in si11, ioper, or LondQu isLds
vssitr
Tells Hew Lydia E.Pinklam's
Vegetable Compound Re -
Stored HO, Daugh-
'ter's Health.
1Plorprelowa,,,-.,!,From-Akiimpavialo
Wy?Eir old danghter bad fenutle
11.11111411e1411?) tiviseeobgt:,;,ehit3hellio'ne-d4,, erthl_daseePia:ylidEs.
ela
,v1,37Attia, blinke.thconatinrin'a.
lataund bad 'been of
g+e6,0e4r to me,
so tlenole,d to have
ber, giaitt it a trial,
• taballobteiLleliscaanwaof taktbenneV4igaxvee:
cording to directions on the bottle and
she is cured of this trouble,. She watt
all. run -down when she started tilting
the Compound and her perieds didnot
COmeatight. Sbe was eo poorly and
*reek -that' r often hal to laelp her dress
-heitself, but, non, she la regular and is
jgrowing strong and healthy."- Mrs.
natinniat HELVtG, ?lever', Iowa.
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Hundreds of Mich lettere expressing
sgratitade for the good Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound has accone-
plialieti 'are eonstiortly being received,
ttirtfaing tha in/lability of this grand old
aamel4aarete.;:ie: , •
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IT' you take' Iliad° not drag along and
continue -lb seiffei day in.andelay out but
ananeentakaaLydattE. Pinkhora's Vege-
tatife Co4attada envoi:teen's remedy for
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Ifor Sick Children, grant 5.06; 3. Boyce laufttect, "God Calling to Man". Thits
coramitssioner 2.00; Sundry persona ;service will he evangelifetle r •
e,ownship election eapenses 99.3a ; A
a., Baker rep. out. 4,00; Munietpal Worid
bannhaa 30.an Dr. F4, „6,.. campboti re
a., realer 8,00s; D. McCurdy rept bridge
an.00;IL Englieh Tile Eittn; James
Tome work on road 1j°; .A. Iliad -
/glue, salary ea colleostor 70.00. IThe
the Town ,Crecliton, •on ationda,Y
abet da,y tot March 1.915 at1 p.m,
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OROMARTY
On December 31st, a quiet mar -
triage took place at -1,Thames Road
Inanze, Rev. 'Colin Pletcher officiate
mg, when Miss Bessie, youngest dau-
mound' adjourned to taeet agaM en, ghee/. of ex -Reeve Jana ea moeareea
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of the tabh con, of Hibbert, •betoone
the wife at Mr. Irvine Davison, Of
ICirkiton. Ihe young Couple, were ac-
companied by the groom's' brother,
and Miss Pearl atacey, a coastal on
;the triele,, Mr. and bars,,Dawson have
taken up their tialode on the groom's
farm near Kirkton, followed by •the
wishes of a large oirele of friends.
;HENRY LIBBER., Plerk,,
THAMES etOAD
Ao the eteenual meeting on too
'Thames Road coogregation onMonde)
leveldngit was tereanimeasla reeolven
• OW/Witt 'draw the Lea :meefate on
gantiatry atinto. The Annave,reary WUL
'be held, on Sunetaa the 25t1a,„whet.
tktev. aonterviiie wal preaoh,
DASHWOOD
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tallo eaa.colo Goetz, of Marilee. City,
Niche returned to his Inmate on Frit-
• day last, aftereeisitig hi lexotheri
•PENTRA,L1A. Mr. K. Goetz. , •• es.
Mrs. Wing, who died en New Years
day was buried on Dec.„3rdas.,in the
Bronson line cemetery. 'Rev.,
Grenzebach of tide place offintating.
• Wadded in Dashwood on VIteelbeesday
Jan, 6th, Mies -Tale •Vincent aaf this
place and Mr. I,eonard.ataurne, of _Zur-
ich', Rev. la, Graupner officiating. /
Mr. 'Atex Zienneer is 'being congrat-
nlated ton :the arrival of h new Porn
;It4lita:Ifanalit. • e • •
ids BmmaaCaltas. ;Who has bee.o
viaiting tf,riend,s et. ITheaford ha i re-
turned bome: •
At the annual 'meting of the r:ate-
payers of U. S. S. Noe 16; Rano and
e peer soon be qbete enstored, • atenhen, ana. George Kech was. re-
alm letwqrate League es to iha,ve ts elected to the fboarde. Ifor anothe
eleteate on Eriday eventeg on ehe Sub- er term.
jeeet, dtteeoeved. that gaegt, men ,tnake
gaea.t evenes rather ,t4hen great erea to
•tercet men.
02he kateriotic League intend nemeg
••ean epee= en the aeax auture.
totaitur.cley last a -daughter evaa
•ii)orn to fair. anti, Ms. .j i. eaolwill.
a Reeve W. R. .Elliott leaves on State
=day tor Torontu where he will un-
der go an opexation ;for, 'stomach.
torounle.
• kr, Clarence .Duplan returned, to
jaollege in Loodon on Monday. "
,Mr. John xitl, tea purchased nee
ittnese next west et Lianletaa: 'Store
*tat hate :moved hes itateity ineonien
' Ales. liewelongh has alloyed entet•nate,
zwit" or, otr. Alettnirets honse.
aane W. eal. q. Auxtatery meet on
aluesday aaternoon at tale home of
41)1.ria. Baynhattes an no. a good. ate
aenaance. /two pep name. evere acto-
r& to the 'Lee oe Meranteoat:
We axle Intact to „toga emit, air. OA.
taoaater 18 elowly „tecovereag trom.
ps ate,ack ot Plena/sly, ena, hope .12,e,
RUSSELDALE
Dia unlmatura now dear Gott,
Is son of (Many /mare,
Mein nand is settled up to clean
De wlittle aorld off ne floor
Beeamte oou •vas 'm•eixt batedner, Gott
An exianaohanse s gen,.
So belp aJt vonce, -or tenset be
.De 4raperor o aleffen.
Ontario apples have again won the
grated sweepstakes prize at the New
YorkState Horticultural Society Show
at Rochester, .against all ?etempetateaas
011 tae continent. The ettey • waa
three boxes of Northern Spy appie,e,
grow o and packed by W. L, Hamilta
or Collingwood. The second highetet
score went to Leslie Smith, dB We
WHALEN.
The Daisy 'Mission 73and of •
s
elourah held 'there regular meeting
at the home of &Iris. V. Gutua lege
theirpresident on Saturday after:moon"!
David Johnston, Jr., took a sleigan
load atom bete over :to The meetird
mail'othe children had an enjoyablee
-time: There we're 26 preseat. •ne-
• Mreand. Mas. Thames Gunnieg, Mao
and eMrs. • Albert Guienteg and ,
and 411rxis; David nohnstoh (silent-
Thuraday evit.h their Uncle and Auie
Mr. and ales. Wm. Kirk, between
Kirkton and - Russeldale.
Say Donbts, of • Saintsbary, is in
this vicinity with hs clover thresh
er. Much difficulty was 'ea-petienend
gsnetatwing the machine through 'tie
Wilson and Delbert alroieet. <gene
/ • Saturday in St. iMarys; .
• ZURICH • The organizea class met on Mon:-
.• day nigikt and Orranged acr a concert
I
Hay 'Council held ito airet meeting to be held about the lat. of Aforcht
for 1915 last Monday. , What might have proved a eprious
Miss Esther Zettel of Berlin ' Is accident aappened on aueedtan just as
spending a few weeks ot her home I the people , welne teaaing for their
here. ••names, when Frank Squirehorse. ran
Mr Wmt Eilber, at fitIewara,, 'W.V. away. Rita sistee.---, Lottie, .Verda and,
visited trelativ.ea here for , a e fan'. Myrtle were in tihe cutter. . No '
days lost week. •:et peason had hold .of (the lines and the
Mrs. ,Iho Regier has ,purehased tne online' got cleat away, upest the:
100 acre farm, known is lot 23, °Oa; Ceetteraana In *Ballad out Ilfiatle got'
111, Stephen Townshite, from Edmund sereou.sey inataad. She will an con -1
• •VValper, of .Dashwood, for the 611m fined to nerabed for some time. The
Measns. William °leek, Jame te Thad of $601.0.00. Possesston mill be. given Dthella ' 'escaped wittt but slaght in-
onaetpreil 15th, en tjur
pelt. Alex Roy, and Gordon Dew ore oar. oarateet Dietz, eecently ipur-
,.• Walter Gunning disposed of hs
chased a lot from ,Mr. al, Lipphard
a
.driver lest week to a St. Maras leu,yer
3ust ieouth of 'W. H. Bender' e •ne , .
and sis looking. fox ,acotlaer.
al ,
resenee and will 'erect a hadnee
neo
• looking 0 • two weelos course at the
JO. A. C. Glielpte, . .
Mr. Jan Meat hai 1 as at 'present
,ser oualy .11. '• .
Miss .B. Clark, of anontort, ia renew- dwelling on it !next ispring. ate i./..
busy already getting material on tae
nog old ,acquettnea,nces. in ehia. vicer.ity
„Mies Ida Melvilte is ,' visiting Eat- atroa'ne•
etede tit, at. .maarys5. ..•. . J. Sterner teas sold the 'black
•- ,aojase Grace, _Raley/epee is C1 Arthur sratth IsInop oppaate the Town. Hall to
flie.• alleDonaidelnetituto•at Guelph. . Arthur W. Morley, of. Grand Bend,
W evil' open a shop in Zurich, it
.111.r. Wm, Cornish, of Herbert, naek. The are a lot of 'peo'ale' ari this:
as a guteat ot thle home of Me. en& a 'taw,: week?. arr. Moiaan has ' • also
Aire. 'Iltos. Laing. ' Purchased tile .aw.elliag•-now occupied acterannwho' eriatiot offard to 'Ibiet stake
add lafredtton . . bY Dian 'W. ' Wagner from° the .esatte Pe.ritaps' (cadet' of you feel. the b you
, , of (the late-Sainuel Rennie. ; ' ear., it at, ear taiinla some or.),Ou%irin't
Mria. George Brown, of lailmanaughe
Mr. 'Rebate Roinaaolta,ston, senior tor 26 !soe'r.' as you are sick:year wage.
' .51.ra. 'A. Brown, of Mee/thee/I, watt., 13!airther'bf the Vern ;16.f R. la jean, ee istop ateanworxfatid debts •begineto
As vanaing xelotive.s.
an :town for a few days, he tv..ot ace awn,' no 'Solli,• dierIatat the: familY ansie • toile up: one •seesi.ble illtiatg .for yell
detnee irriday mareang at the age ea to do as isoaa as youL feel xten-down
lee., Heade ale win visit there tee '69 3reate. He leaaete his Wife aied six and warn out no Matter :what the
toterapaned beck to his haute by Bare.
a few months. 190010Thsildreit," three daughiters and tbree. cat.1%e, is to take aoloethereg. nese aa,
; 'William, junior partner nind true k as. Sou cam to :huildt uP etaenga
Mr. 73aile.s spen't Sunday in London.
manager of :the, Do.minion House ; alto th and ;healtb. (Make yourself mere,
' Key. Becker is conducting revival (Dr.) IVIacKinnon, of the village; Mess colaTortaale and , provide again:at
. Victoria, alio% :Pearl, Welling -eon et eerietts 5ic/K.01,5s.
. eservicee tat itailveatort this week. tRev. •
an, aattialeler of t.hot place' will occupy the ;
00 , hotae, :pad 'Orland, ott , (the haolsana "Va ‘claath 'b'elboao thaae as dna other
JP vial') It in the Evangelical chorea , Bank, ealloton, all of (wham were Ines; too4ioaan that will do ;an aantai:
• V a.nday next, e towerds iseviag Yoe( bealtle ana thas
Sue- eat when deatth came. Mr. • &planate
Mr, and Mr.& F. Clarke sent *ale born in Belfaela Iaeland, int 18ao belpirg yau to save ,your Moneys ea
gay in All,sa Craig. end ;when e yoang, plea Ile. eeenee. neaaa (iliac Oil litarensior... lt is a
,'„, Mrs. Mary Beaver arid faire. Gott- glinted to nanoda, Whete," he engaged mediciee 'that gets einht at tihe trete-
"'tried Gainer visited in Bleehelen last in the hotel 'business at the Ilu,ron tIa aLla• Innen" it 'ha' toaling the' oara
ains. Johu Bromtn, ot inilreenatent ;11:U(3411i:he' taiGn°c141,4e4;11:tahga eid4 eilel3v;75aaoeusea:4111:tetar: "8 er'ri°hilig Ile 134°°d. ad. giviug
:week. . ,
; new stre.iegth and health to ite whole
• So visitirtg relatives in town. neas enterptesee end anally purchae. 1.3°I.a• It gloseni'L (la thia ha' metal*
Itobert Williaran Mr. A. Ileidetroaxt,
er.er eittat we are pIeese dE
aleoh'ol Oa ''Jaa'bitt Itermitg drags be-
• Mrs. John Bedford is on the s;ok ,
ed the 'Dominion Hou.se, :where hp .re -
cause it coatalne. none' 'Its etrength
' ' .31;et. knained until his dettah. In the aorty
a health givtag power is due to
ears ea las bus/aims ' activity . en
Pure, Oltie oil and the Itypophosphite-s
'enrich he accutoula ted tree,Ith land
Iota tendoased by .stieeesertil positiorks
wars conettlexted, a pract.eal I., entese
the eve, tar ita food value) and, the
roan. The amain) took piece !row :the
other. 'for its toeia value. titre.. for
alatmay tre,ndenee at a <anent on' Seta- the first time they ate conaltined
'cloy la Ineemoon to the Goabeet Lime
;red the teal nerve blood tiled: /body
lOeenetenate The pelleattreto were Mr. build:111g: medfatre-a. real t• tten.g tha
Mit II. Lippert'. Atr., alhas.' Iletainan d to tell tette
'about You elattat need' toe:hesitate in
air. la. Kallieleisele and Mo. . Henry usiog it be.rentse if it doesn't do all
Yungtilata • ' ' ' we sey, lit will erg isatiety you it
every Way, it will cost you , cot:halg.
ff et dose.o't make you 'strong and,
evoll tgair, came book a nd got your
.neoney. It wilt be given to you, withn
eat word or queation. Said ''ooly at
the 0101.SO talon 7,000 II•exall .ntotee.
ata. LA tina to:WA oulo flay! tet,
You Can't Earn Money
When You're Laid Up
he eecond was seesion of' the
tainien govereenteet has been ea II -
ed for Thursday, February 4, •oriv
atrium al:easter in tenerour.o ng th
elate eaid 'there was tzoonnotoaceloton
an regard to byeeelectiens, Tee pee• -
lgx:am OA outlined prev:ously w1t eon-
atet la I m os t exclun,ve I y of •busineso
• connected with the war, the provis-
too tot supply Ler alto forces and ;tariff
taltaegee to overcome 'evenue dee
' taioileneres, 'The teat Llott tbe Heusi,
as to meeb on a Thaesday daposes
of the (rumor litat .Lhere est tn
Mew apeakttr,
lf you want spedal adylee write to
Lydia E.Pinkaam Xedicine Co. (confi-
dential) Lynnollass. •Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
Woman and held in strict confidence.
• THE' -billet/Tat COUNCIL
• -The Conatr Council of the Bounty
of Huron for 1015, will be composed
as folayasna •
Ashfiel&--)C. Stewart, Reeve1
e -Bay fieldaaaentes Thompson
-Brussels-aoho Leckie.
arBly;th-aDr. 'W„ J. •Milne.
nainton-Janes Ford.
Celborne-Samuel Bissett.
xeter--S. 'W Taylor,
oderich townslep-W. H. Lobb.
Ceiederichao R. Elliott, Reeve, J. C
,Laithwaite, Deputy Reeve,
Grey -R, W, Livingstone Reeve:
John &own, Deputy Reeve.
Eenuadl-T. B. aludsoe.
Hay -L, Kalbtliesch.
Demmering, Deputy Reeve.
Howick-R. Harding, Reeve:
ullett-J. Fingland,
claillop-,T. 131. Govenlock.
;bloods -S. Shortreed,
eafortan-J. A. Stewart.
Stanaenataa
tiephen-LWW:,R, piliott, Reeve; John
Takae.: 110.111/tY '
Inciteneneatft-H.';Unieht. •
Turnbeory-ea. Malveye
• treaereie-eanea Elleeipaton.
aatawanoin, cast -J. te, Campbell.
Wawanosb, t west -D. la aluaraY.
IWIlegharo-S. alitahela.
AV/Tercet/era-Goo. Iteca.
IIENSALL
alan and Mrs. McNaughton are here
from the West visiting their relaaives
the Drysdale% and Gases, and intend
spending some time tn 'tied
vicinity; -Mr.' end Mrs,. R 'Cudmore,
(ware visited hy all their sons and
daughters 'during the Christeas end
New Years' holidays' and 'had • quite
an old time family around them, all
af 'whom tvith' the .exception of the
youngest daughtie are 'from home fill -
good. poninons.•-• Mist Maud ,Alc-
Allister, has returned to Melina after
apeacling het:days witt, her 'oar:mita
Mr. rand Mrs. C. McAllister -At the
meeting of the S,pring Bank Farmers
• the -most interesting ,nras a
tialk by Mir. John Elder on lits trip
through the Western Provinces .dur-
ling iihe past ;summer. he (having tra-
velled over 5,500 miles duaing his
sanserice of eixteethree .days. -•
Mr.
and Mrs. C. A.. aleDonell have re-
turnediron Forest, where they epent
a week with relatone and (fronds.
• -The •genteel meeting xef (the Eouth
Children Ory
FLETCHER'S
iFAZ, I A
lau,ron Agricultural Society will toe
held in 'Hensel' an Tteeselay, nenuary
1,
alists EmilyDunn is Moine' from the
.West on a vis;t: icind her mane rela-
tives and triende ete pleesecl to meet
aer a:gain.
alr. Joseph Hudson. of Guelph, is
!spending holidtans event. bipareuts
Mr hod llirs. George Hudson
afr,s. T. 'Welsh and ;daughter, Mitss
Dorothy, have been viellting, ealatives
and triends in London and Strath-
rot-.
tains. James W. Bonthron has re-
turned ttione Waterloo, where oho
bad been vint:ng her parents.
Mts. James Paterson, of Toronto,
and Mass Mande. Ortweiet 0.° Berlin,
aecently, :spent holidaye With thela
pat...eats; M. and Mrs. J. W. Ort-
tvetn.
aties Maggie Mucharna or Ora,nge-
vine, tee been vanting her pareOts.
The elcating and curtano rink is be-
ang well patronized
and lfrs. Charles Their, cif :Cal-
gary, are 'aineting 'their many rela-
tives and. „friends.
The Mame' Buchanan, of Tucker,
smith are tainting ' their parents,
arr. and 111rs Alex. Ihtehartain
alas; J. 1najp af London, ao; one
panied ty her son, visited her pare
eats, Mr'. and Mrs. IL W: Fulton, lest
• Oweek.
40,
Tete funeral ot Mrs. Anne Itaxneen
aged: at years., held Priday otternoon
io Perklon Cemetery, was very lerge.-
attended, Man; I) II, 0,i1.14,0,15„ 01 Lon,
don ; aties Elizabetn, at home, end
Mrs. Jaekson, of Peolthill, 'nee tree.
Otters, 3&ud .7rt men el fairito n, ia
paon. • . ,t
Misses ets 1w I,44 '14'44 tSweet
spent the e 1 4 Clintote.
Mrs, Egon has aeturned alter send-
ing New Year's holidays in London:.
Mrs. Key.) and cbildreo
halm returned tome tatter vestien,g in
era,
'Mile' Sarah atteeot 'left 'Tuteatli,o"
London prior to retotniag to Tore
ori bo
VI 4
IfiSaaa-Otta tajtd/ 'army 'Innateaehave .• '
returned home hater visaing in Port
gUIroni
: Bliss Francs Davis, of Wit:wham has
boat 'visiting bee. parents for tha
, past week
•brisises Enema wad Banat aneinem30
bave Onturned to Berlin after visitiag
fflj parents bre.
Mrs. A. Hastings ie atteading a
meeting of the Womao's" Institute
in Zurich Wednesday.
Reeve Jahn Taylor wale ,able :to be
met ante/. being confined to the house
tor Iseveral weeks through illnesa.
Hookea .matele on. Thursday everang
between Onediton and Exeter. A good
game •ts promised. Admission 15 ets,
allr, and Mrs. Hooper et the Lake
'Road hao •retiureed niter opending
Neve 'Years with; their brothere
Alma, Mich,
Mr. and Mant Reheat Dinney, of
',la, email/ bete ;returned to Exeter and
nava .taken tb.elr residence ott
nn street.
Mass T. Moillhatgey, of Lucan, Was
laathialine O'Breen, or mt.10armel and
Mess Etta Haxton, of Strath.roy Sune
deyed ;at Dlr. al. 111', Doylen,
13013,N
'CiOTONISH - In Stephen, or. Sunday,
Jan. 10th, to Ma. and Mrs', Oscar
Corntsh, a son.
ROWCILIFFE - in Exeter, on aan.-
Waxy 8112, to Mr. and Mrs. William
Koweliffe. a son.
'BELL e- Ifaborne, on; Saturday -a,
Jan. Otle, to liar. and Mee. Thies.
Bell, a daughtex,
PE NLiALE - In Stephen ant laridao,
January 81,11, to Mr. and airs. A$4.
Penhafe, a datu,giater,
CA.LDWELI, - In ,Gentralia, on, Sot -
=day, Jan. 9trh, to Mr. and Mr.st
•'Caldwell, a daoghte.r,
WALTERSt-At '14th con., Hay, on
Dec. 30th, to tar. and Mrs. Herma
Walters, a daughter.
REICHERT - At Zurich, on Jan. and,
tto Mr.rand Mrs, Emanuel Reichert
I a- `son.
erAtt HIED
REED - GARDINER - At the .hom.e
of tbe bride's parents, 'Dlr. and
alr,s. Robert Gardiner, anallorest
Perm", Usborne on Wednesday,
' January Otte Margaret Lindsay to
• Mr. William J. Reid, of 'Toronto;
• by Rev. ;Colin Fletcher, assisted by
• Rev. Dr. Turnbull of rorontot
ELLIOTT--D0LT, At Samoa. On
Ttiesday. 'January. 126h, ' Miss lithe'
Ho/ tad an ell ter if Mr: Alya mtc
Holt, 0 Mr. Herman Elliott, sou t.f
Mr: bp WI:: TilinflaS Mott of town,
• DIED
JU.EINSICON At Zurich, on nine
nary Eith, R. fEt. nalhaestort oa the
Dominion, House, aged 69 yeare.
WING 1.- At •the home oa Sarah
Geiger Hay township, Catherine
RVing, aged '.82 years, 6 months and
13 due.
GARD3NER Uecorne Da So te
anday Jan. 9th, Robert Gardiner,
aged 62 year's' 5 monabe and 13 days.
Fuheral on Thuraday at 2 octook
to Roy's cem.etery.
Letter from England
Continued from page 1
a:01dt at a rained to the ordinary
dbiiU'routine. We; hone to be ready
for tae ascrutan fully trained by the
eaa9Y 'spring.
Our company were re eber disap-
pranteel tes we tare not getting oua
'Claresatbaraa leave until Jan. 9th. Far
haneela 1 Wall baae a good time
bane thaying prokod up h crowd of.
debenit folks heth. in feat 1
Teel Tike a. natine of the Plaice. The
good people tean iscairtel,Y tlo xtough
!for os "Kiitiohe'neriis boos.' The enly
thtug its Met I would bare toyed
*In d,nop !In at dear seta Goforth' at
Chafettmas to nheer "Me Ain Fiala"
up a bit cis they ore mire the teeS
lonely with three 'tut Les away. You
will hear tebot.e ereatt noting to 'east
thlria. What do aou tbenkt he 'had
fatty t ene 'mese about threa or four
weekwhen le got news that Harold
;hada alberaticial breakdown axed volun.-
tee'red to go, th-ere, nomomon %slain:do,
a relief: end "..whs gladly accepted
lend la, I reenact, just landeng: tjate.xe
by now. We tee iso talankftat as his
pprOsextee than ewill be just the
very 'Maio thellottrepiel /couple Wall
want, .Taan
tst leenne %ledges 'Position
bout 150 miles axiom the nearest
white twat:nat. with a Vasa:land ill. 1
sir .enxions for her end yea ;proud
that a sister and brother of mine,
tate :engaged in fail -;neent diaticult
and araing isollaierane. Ooontput
deley•-in no ...amen a.rma than Kfolg
Georgle'.e. However. we all have our
deity to do, Mine its, a, bit tli.ftioult,
IMO I tete not infeiffeetual.,You wUl
bo pleeeed Id know that my; i‘seotion
is ptaciticalla tee-to:tat most elf. (hem
having lagned tb littlu eoltanne
Piengo oar.d which "0" have •eigned
end waneseed Wale Mane ewe, hand,
end,1 eman te keep On eat' or: con"
I gob o tint hundle lea Woollen ooi-
iatts, 60Olta hksittlOtS, Ottl,
worked by 'the Goaarth, ,,itediree, from
atm. Porker, tit dietribitte among tbe,
chaps, totth a quentaty ett those Ittale
(lode wielele I mentioned above,
With k:aulest repack; and wishes
inala to :neIr toothter end !bleat',
Labile Cone, In L. Barnee
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Or -you may have a uight at the opera -a vaudeville or musical
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sung by soul inspiring quartettes.
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HIGH SCHOOL REPORT'
Following are results of examine-
norts during December.-
POR.S.I
Ge3ar1otry-.1'. ,Triebner ,a8, 1. nee.,
Dee:tell 75, G. Reath 74, J. Allison
69, Brekenshire and L. ,Oestrieher
)6,8, 1. Creey and S. Kleinfelde 65,
MO.Phemon 61, V. Geiger 59, M.
Hanlon 56, E. Brooks 51, Pickata
and Windsor 50, I. Sweet 49, Brown
38, Parateas 37; Hawilens 35.
Algebra --F. Trieloner 100, 3
Allieoh 94, 13,rokenslare and I. Mac-
Donell 85, S. Kleinfoldt and L. Oes-
teacher and 1. Sweet 81, L. Fink.,
betner alf), G. Keene 29, MoPh.erson
76, V. Geioser 74, M. Hanlon; 72, I.
PreerY land Pickard 59, E. 13robks 57,
Windsor 53, Brown 30, Hawkins 29,
remote
Chemiatry --- S. Kieiorecit and F,
Triebner 71, J. Allison 49, G. gestic
67, L. Oe.stricher 65, lirokenishire
54, Pickard 47, lte•Pherson 39, Brown
3a, I. 'SWee't 57, al. Hanlon 35,
Hawkiais 30, Windeter, 27, 33, Brooks
22,
French Authoos Brokenelaxe 8,5.
I Sweet 85, rillerthonson 60; Packard
75. 1. eera 71, af. Hanlon 67, Wind-
sor 61, Parson's 59, Hawkins 59.
French Gratarnar - I. theery 86,
Birokensleire 8j 1, Sweet 5,0,
Pherson 76, Pickard 62, jt%1. Hanlon
60, Haw,kina Sb, Pot:eons 52, Wand -
ear, 30.
FORM II
Geometry -Strang 95, Smith 04,
D, ,Bxfookis 92, Thomason al), 0; Mac -
Db team' ,E8 • Bladman and Senior :79.
L. Taylor 79, al. Huston 72;, 11. Rowe
73. A. Dorton 69, Rowoliffe and L
Senoers 69 Ia tette 67. •Dougall and
ey 61,Kuntz
an IR. Hanlon 52 Abbott 50,, A.. John%
49, johns 44, Davits ,43, Lalng 2,
Elttou 0, Hanlon 77.
Geographer -- ,`Tilionason 60, Etrartgl
77, Laing 76, Manson 73, Davia and
Smith 72, D. Kuntz 70, Madman 44 ;
Koweliffe 63 L. iSander e (01 Doug-'
ell 61., R. Rowe .60; A. Johne 5J4
Horton 58, Fitton 57, D. Brooks t' 55(
E. ,Elkervea 51.
Atritattnetic - G. Hatton 97, 2Willto
omen
-enema
n
Lor
39,
5 urea -1g r,6, J. Taunnson 185, GI
6,1. Itowcliffe 70. Leing6 9,
67, ,Dougall 61 Harvea jil, Dav
L, Sanders 6�. R. Rowe 58, Se
an. Brooke 53, Jobne 5aa Horttoxi
A. ( johns .45,'Taylar 413a Hanlon
Keetie 43, Simith 49 ;McDonald 08
'L. ,A. abott 35, 'D. I(untz Eittort
• Grammar - It. IttoWe 50, W. 01.14,-
tpore .3). Brooks 69, A, Horton
66, 11. Hanlon, W. ;Satre an eade
Gladman 66, W. Inensoe eand Mae-
Dotaald and C. Delta, '65, L .Sandexe
and, L, Teylor 60, A. johns and Waite
&math 5/6, a\x, iSenn:or 54, 3, Dougal?
51, Fitttou 50, 3), Kuntz and E. Row -
crate 49, E. laartvey, Oa 0. Keene
'84$ G. :Banton 40, L. Jolene/ 36, 3,
Laing 33, le Abbett 28,
Pretneli-xt, Ttowo m, J. Tb,ompsoti
764 Gladmen 75, atreeet 68( aleaseo
63. Davie 61 A. Ilortion 57, tilartiot
53, /Megan 51, ;Mans 50, famclers
49, 0. Keene 44, aetior 48, 'Kehte
and, L. Jaime 32, Hervey 25, G, Han-
lon 21, Villon 20, W. Sextb 12, E.
itleatelitte 11.
PILES CURED at, HOME,
ct' by New Absorption Method.e
If you suffer #on% :bleeding",
itching, blind. - or prOtruding
Piles, send. me your adtpaSs.1,
I will tell you how to *re,yo'fur
self at home by the absorptio
treatment ; and. will also se
some of this home treatrnek,
free for trial, with references
from your own: locality if re-
quested. Immediate relief and
permaneni cure assured. Send
no money, but tell others of
this offer.. Write to -day to Mrs4
M. Summers, Box P 84.3:Windsarf
Oat'. 4'4
FORM I
egatera - Xt. alilfs 97. n. Harr)
and M. 'Shap 95, F. Wood and a
Anderson 94, E. Tuckey a8,
and an Moodie 433, C.4.. a g ar
Gt. Harvey 81, L. Welker Erogartb
And Stewart SO., 131. i6ate8 78, L.
Keene 77, N. Pickax en G. °nee
G. Oirtwein 68,,t13La Walker 53. 1,4
Senders 60, PLead 40, G. Davie asr,
Sitaptona&G. Parsone 29, Melaell
Efl, B. Tu. e. 16, H. Laing J.5., Fe
anginas 12. aa.
aritlemetio - rialexteetesetr"
Bstee 93. � Maras 78. De See -wore 80
Walk-er 52, L. Keene 78, P. Wood
74, G. 'Carling- a3, 31. 11Poode 681, M.
Sharp 66, M. Hogarth and Ft, nrells
65. G. 'Oirtwein 64, G. Harvey and Ea. '
Claate.s 63, alt. Picka,rd etnd G. Davits
62, G. COISe 61, H. Eser at 59, H.. Laing
51, T. Ford 45, .31, Walker 37,131, Neil
36, E. TackeY .34, O. Parsons) 29 F.
Ifiggine '27, L. Sanders 27, A, Shop -ton
1.3 R. 'replan- 14.
Ari11 Id. 0 TThris
El. Emery aa, V. Stewart 36, Ge Case
and L. Walker 84, P. Wood and AZ.
&harp 85. G, Carling 82, 'M. EOgarth
78, F. Eaggins 77, la Ford 75 L. 'Sand -
ems A. Shapton and N. Andereon 73,
0. Harvey 71, G. Oetwein 69, Me
atcodie 38, AI. Walker 64, .(114 Laing t
68, al. Pickard 61, B. Tuekey 484
C. latr,sotes '47, air. Neil 33e /
atemora Work -G. 'Carling )98, L.
Walker , 131. Sbarp and M. Walker
16, L. lae,stle 92, C, Harm, B Loma
and P. *Waled ,88, 11. Stewart, rt. nous%
U. Esse* and H. 'Coates 86, Ite
nekey V. Ford 82, M. Pickard
a F. TFgglins M. Moodie 78,
tjts4rgrf1ui land A. &Melton 76e M,
Nell and'an'allaaanaer °St
N. Anderson 66, 0, Perste." ,
tuckey 62, L. Sandeta
wetin and G. Dente ,40,
Arithmetic Sr. (Cona.-2W
oott 73. Reed and al, Banal
)%1. Itycid 51, A. Mack 25, Cj.Po
atommereal Law -- 'Sr. Cot
Wed. 719, :an tatil 68, ;0,, F
W. Norehoott 45, II. Iltivere
13ub, nese ,Corr p and o
t Cote.- Ill. lipid 72, 01, Vora
need 66, Il. !Invert.? tia 'W
Shoo/hand ar. Com.
. No11110011 .81, 6. 1
*Peed '73, 11. 'Rivera 62, At
flor113:1nd ar. Com
77. L. Kestie 71, E, Tt
Pettis 89. , ,„