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all departments of a 8lrat-olass Hotel,
Meals nerved at regular hour's.
Phone 64 Olean, comfortable beds.
OR. WAROLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calla. Office oppootc
flour Mill, Sthel.
JAMES M'FADZEAN
Aged Hawick Mutual fire !neurone Company
Phone 42 Taruberry Street, Bruoaele
Saeeeseor to John Harrill, Waltqn.
T. T. M'RAE
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Physician, Snrgoon, Acoonohe r
C Airiest residence, opposite Melt ille Church.
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that Bylaw No 747 of the tun neltip
of k'Iula known es The Stovall, Drain
Mostly Clover with a little
Fall Honey with it.
12* cts. a Ib.
Clover Honey also on
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L. WHEELER
gaud eW ()earns
4 CENTS a week does the trick—pays
fur a year's subscription to Pug Poor,
Goderich and Exeter dtslucts will
have a spiritual conference at Elensall on
November 15th,
A six -loch screw driver was removed
flow the stomach uta Westville, III.,
High school boy,
'fume is no knowing, after all the
forecasts of a hard Winter, what the coal
men might do to the weather man
should it torn out, after all, tea be a mild
season.
My soo, thy house containeth many
things teat are uu lunger used by
thee. Sell them, therefore, to ley
ueighbor, through a Want Ad. in 'lux
Yost• and profit thereby.
GOOD• reliable household remedies are
necessary to good health, For Asthma,
RAZ -MAH 1s rue best known remedy,
For Rueutuathm, etc., '1'empletcu's
Rheurnai is Capsules are standard, Sold
focally by Jas, f'ux; in Watton by W.
G. Neal.
IN the,pending election the bouts of
pulling, Instead of being from 9 ut 5,
are to be from 8 to 6. :1'hts is For the
benefit of the farmer, who is an early
riser, and of the women voters, who
nave an uour longer In which to get
themselves dolled up in the afternoon.
Reports received showed that the
averageau0urty paid to retired Metho-
dist ministers last year was $632,50 and
tae average payment to widows $370.50.
The total payments for 426 retired mon-
sters, 413 widows and 106 children,
amounted to $420,883.
lo response to a petition containing
the names of three-fourths of the occu-
pants of such classes of shops, the Esseit
council at its last meeting passed a by-
law to regulate the closing of hardware,
510081y, barneas, bakery, suoe, dry
goods, plumbing, furniture atm clothing
stores. The stores are to close at 7
o'clock every day except Wednesdays
and Saturdays and the days preceding
a legal holiday, The by-law took effect
November 1st.
Rosas, Rosas EVERYWHERE.—Mon-
day's'loronto Daily (,lobe card :—'•The
flowers that bloom in the tall in Musk.
uka are nut alone. Western Ontario is
not outdone—is not to have its clim-
ate made to seem cold as compared with
that of farther
north. White roses pick-
ed last Friday afternoon at the home of
D. C. Ross, of Brussels and sent 10 his
daughter, residing 1n Toronto, were
shown to The Globe on Saturday as
ocular proof that latitude cannot be dis-
missed when talking about climate.
Irish roses are also in bud at Mr. Ross'
home," in Brussels gardens roses have
beau blooming et Auurew Currie and
Alf, Baeker's and probably other places
as well.
Novjno TOWARDS CHUILCH tINION.—
momeucous step toward rue cunsum-
natron of Uuton of the Presbyterian,
iethodistSud Congregational churches
eauada, was taken by a joint Uniou
ominittee which met in Metropolitan
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Italia Toronto recently, when a
taodiug Cotmmitee on Legislation was
ppointed to consider legislation neces-
ary to give effect to the union of the
egotiauug churches, and prepare bills
o be submitted to the Parliament of
amide. Tins committee consists of 15
embers, six Presbyterians six Meth -
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ist and
s, n three Congregationalists, with
. W. Rowell as convenor, A standing
xecutive was also appointed consisting
t Len Presbyterian, ten Methodists, and
ve Congregationalists. Rev.. Dr.
eorge C. Pidgeon, of Bloor St.,Presby-
riau church, Toronto, was appointed
hairman of the Executive, which will
sot when called upon. Church Union
making wonderful advances in Cano-
e. Presbyterian, Methodist; and Con-
regafional bodies, already have taken
ch steps as w111 wnhin 1110 next few
years bring them as one body roto the
work of the Great Master. Now the
Anglican church is looking the same
direction.
= W. J. McCracken
Well Tools
FOR SAL€
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1 set Jars and Rope Socket,
1 Sinker, 18 feet by 3 inches,
1 4 -inch Sand Pump,
1 5 -Inch Sand Pump,
14 -inch Reamer,
26 -inch Roamers and Bits for same, ,
Also a length of 0 -inch Casing.
All for Bale cheap as owner has no
use for them.
!Hells - Cleaned Out and Pumps Repaired
Well Drilling done as usual.
Call up Phone 28z
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Elmo Township Council
Municipal Council of township of
Eltua met in the Agricultural hall, At-
wood, on Saturday,' October 22nd.
Nerubera presort—Deputy Reeve,
John Illnan, councillors, George Har-
greaves, Thos. E. Shearer and Ohae,
Vallauo9, Minutes of last meeting
read, approved and eigried by the
Weis pro tete and Clerk.
In the absence of Reeve, Deputy -
John Iliman appointed Reeve pro tout.
Moved by Haegreavee—Shearer—
that George Al•bnckle be paid $4'000
as part payment of contract of Norte.
Maitland Enlargement as per Eu-
gineer'e certitleette,
Moved by Shearer—Vallance—that
Jae. Nieholeon be paid 88000 part pay-
ment of contract of flaunt drain and
Extension as per E'ngineer's certifi-
cate.
Rheumatism?
Or Neuralgia,Sciatica, Lumbago?
The remedy is simple, inexpen-
sive' easily taken and harmless.
Templeton's
Rheumatic Capsules
Your druggist will supply you.
Write for free trial to Temple.
ton's, 58 Colborne St, Toronto.
Sold by Jas. Fox ; in Walton by
W, G. Neal.
printed and. aeryed on pat ti
and that Court 01 Revision
Agricultural hall, Attvoo
28th inst., at 11 o'cluek for
tug the appeals, if any, to the said
Court of revision,
Moved by Sheat'et'—Hargreaves—
that By-law Nu, 738, known as the
Mime u D rain
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ed and that h !leave and Ulet k alga the
same and attach Ootporato seal there-
to,
Moved by Shearer—Hargreaves—
that fay -haw No, 748 of township of
Rima to borrow money to meet the
current expenditure for the year ue
now read ty third Lime be finally pass
ed,
Council adjourned to meet again in
the A.gridultutal hall, Atwood, Satur-
day, Nov. 20th, at 10 o'clock fur gen-
eral busiuese,
GEo, LOOHHEAD, Clerk,
Cupid's Victories 2:
LECICIE—DosiENy,— The marriage
took. place OOedueoday afternoon,
October 20 atNewmau Hall, Toronto,
of Norah Frances, daughter of the late
John Doheny, Montreal, and Mrs. Do-
heny, of 109 Gleuruse avenue, Moore
Park, Toronto, and John Gardner
Leckie, eon of the late Jno, and Mrs,
Leckie, Brueae's, Ontario. The cere-
mony was conducted by the Rev,
Father. Jobe Burke, rector of Newman
Hall. The bride, who was given away
by her brother, Hugh Johu Doheny,
St. Catharines, looked lovely in her
travelliug suit of Harding blue sued -
rue, with trtwmiugs of grey squirrel,
and Grey hat to match of hatters'
plush. She wore a corsage boquet of
Ophelia rosea, and carried the groom's
gift, a Preach beaded bag. The
groom was attended by his brother,
Uharlee Stewart Leckie. Following
the ceremony a reception was held at
the home -of the bride's mother for im-
mediate friends and relatives, Mrs.
Doheuy wearing black pumwe velvet,
with corsage boquet of American
Beauty roses. Mr. and Mrs, Leckie
left later for their weddiug trip, and
on their return will reside in Grim-
thor•pe road. Many good wishes are
extended to our former townsman,
Barrister Leckie and bride.
ELsyoN—THoares.—A pretty wed-
ding was eolemmzed at the Manse,
Bluevaie, on Monday, October 8101,
when Wm. Elston, the well known
Reeve a of Morris lo• '
tus
township,
was aorta
lv p• united
iu marriage to Mrs. E. K. Thomas
Rev. Crawford awford Tate officiated. A-
mong those pteeent were Mrs. Lock-
hardt and Misses Elston, sisters of the
groom. The happy couple left on
their honeymoon trip to Peris, Tosou-
'tu, Niagara Falls. A wedding recep-
tion was held at the home of Mrs, A.
Thomas, er,Fr•iday evening. We extend
to the happy couple our beet wishes
for a happy and useful life. They will
reside on the gr oom,s farm, 211d line,
Morrie.
JOHNSON — FERGUSON. — A quiet
wedding was solemuized at the manse,
Belgrave, Wednesday, November 2nd,
at 2 o'clock by Rev- U. G. Jones in the
presence of the immediate relatives of
the bride and groom, when Miss
Mabel M., only daughter of the late
John J. Ferguson, became the tilde of
Murray Johnson, sou of H. Johnson,
5th lice, Morrie township. Following
the ceremony and buffet luncheon the
bride and groom left for London and
Tovonto, the bride wearing to travel.
beg suit of navy vacuua and black
picture hat trimmed with burnt
c.
orange. A wide i
g the of aid friends
extend congratulations and good
wishes fox a prosperous Bail over the
matrimonial sea.
DUNBAR—MOMURCBY,—A quiet but
pretty warriage was solemutzed et
the home of Alex. McMurchy, Lake-
shore Road, Ashfield, on October 280,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, when his
daughter, Miss Olive J„ was united in
matrimony to George A. Dunbar,
Rev. J. S. Hardie officiated hr..the
preseuee of a small nnmliet• of
immediate relatives. During the
ceremony the bride and grow
stood under a beautiful arch of
evergreens. The bride Ivor e it suit of
brown broadcloth with fur trimmings
and brown velvet hat to match. Aft-
er the ceremony, dinner was served
and a few home spent iu pleasant
social intercourse. Groom's gift to
the bride wee u seal coat trimmed
with beaver, and a string of pearls,
Other pretty and useful gilts from
friends showed the esteem in which
the bride was held, The young couple
left by motor for Ethel, where they
will make their 110111e on the groom's
farm, May their joys be many,
Seaforth ,
Mre. E. McMurray received word
of the death by drowning of her neph.
ew, Jay Stanley, of Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich.
Mre, Mornay, who died at St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, London, was brought
here for interment in 8t. Columbian
Cemetery. Deceased was the only
daughter of Peter and Mrs. McCann,
of Hibbert, She was 31 years of age
and is survived by her husband and
family of 5.
The annual thank -offering meeting
of the Women's Miseionaey SoOiety
was held in the First Presbyterian
Church Tuesday afternoon of last
week. Mre, (Rev.) Lundy, lrippen,
gave a helpful itddresa. oThe Offering
amounted to $332.50,
Fire of unknown origin destroyed
the barn and contents on the farm of
M. M. Fairburn, Cott. 2, Tutkersmitb,
Wednesday Oct, 20. Mr. Pairburu
was at work in the field when he
noticed Hames issuing from the roof
of the barn. Two pigs, two calves, all
the season's crops anti some mech.
Merv, which were in the barn, were
also destroyed by the blaze which
apparently started in the mow. The
loss is placed at 55,000, partly covered
by insurance.
/!Elul/-a-lIves" P(events
Auto -intoxication
Auto -intoxication
means
sir If. poison -
ins Many people suffer from partial
Constipation or insufficient action of the
bowels. 'Waste Matter tvhieh should
pass out of the body every day,
remains and poisons the blood.
Asa result, there is Headaches,
Indigestion, disturbed Stomach, Pain
in the Back, Rheumatism and Eczema
and other skin diseases,
"Fruit-atives" will always relieve
Auto -intoxication as these tablets, made
from fruit juices, act gently on the
bowels, kidneys and skin and keep
the blood pure and rich.
50ea box, G for $2:50, trial size 25e.
At dealers or sent postpaid by
Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa,
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A OoxSociaI
Will be held in
S. S. No, 3, McKillop
Friday, Nov. 18th
Program commences at 8 p. tri.
Everybody Welcome,
Admission 25 and 15 cents.
Ladies free.
Lorne Weir, former manager of the
Royal Hotel here, is alleged to have
made a hurried exit from town a few
days ago, and e. warrant has been
issued for his arreet. As a result of
a viait to Weir's apartments, in what
was formerly the old Royal Hotel, by
Inspector• Pel)ow and Iuland Revenue
Officer. Porter, samples of 3 kinds of
"home brew" were taken for analysis,
one sample showing as high. as 23 per
cent proof spirits. Following re:eipt-
of the report on analysis, an inform:
alio,, was laid against Weir for violat-
ing the 0. T. A„ and he was person-
ally served to appear before 'Police
Magistrate Reid, and at the appointed
!tour his lte
eu1 fr
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James Beat, appear-
ed and stated that Weir had left town.
There being no satisfactory reason
given for his absence a warrant was
issued for his arrest, The small room,
where liqour ie eaid to have been
found, was under the main stairway,
and "knowing ones" say the history
of this room dates back to the days of
licence when an after -hour business
was secretly done, but tate present
proprietor of the building claims he
did not know there was such a ronin
in the building until he was informed
of it by the officers.
Atwood
George °eerie, of Elnta convicted
of common assault against a young
girl, was last week sentenced to one
month in jail.
Wm. Scott, Reeve of Blum, met
with a painful accident. He was
picking apples at bis home and on go-
ing out too far on u limb, it broke,
causing him to fall a distance of 15
feet. He was badly shaken up and
for a time it was thought his injuries
were serions Ic is but he is some better and
we hops he will soon be 111'0011d again.
The regular meeting of the W. M.
S. of the Presbyterian church wits held
Tuesday afternoon of Inst week in the
Lecture room, with Mrs. M. Little,
President, in the chair, Associate
auxiliaries of the focality were also
present, An interesting and encour-
aging address was given by Mrs Robt.
McAlpitie, of St. Marys, a member of
the Presbyterial Executive, At the
close of the meeting a tasty lunch was
served and a social hour enjoyed.
NEW
Olacksmith Shap
AT ETHEL
The undersigned wishes to an-
nounce he has opened a shop
at the rear of the Ethel Gar-
age and is now ready to attend
to Blackswithiug in all its
branches,
Wood -work Repairs also at-
tended to and satisfaction as-
sured.
W. J. Portico - Ethel
Annual meeting will be held next
month.
Olaf k Lou/Mead has completed the
Oolleetur'o roll for the township of
1311144 fol. I he year, 1921, and has hand-
ed it to Jilt) A. Turnbull, Collector.
Summary or roil ie ae follows :—Total
amount of County tate levied 8 20/100
Mille on the 5, $11822,18 ; township
tate 5 mills on the 5, 518131.86 ; G, b't
G. Railway, 42/100 mina cm the 1B,
$492 00 ; municipal dtaiu $1.4579,14 ;
award #ut drain tri i
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a $430.83 dug tax, $1038 00
statute to lttbc
tut taxes 4785 03 • school
taxes, levied by seetuttrs, $10811.80 ; I
municipal eehool rate, 242/1001(1111e nn
the 5, $8776.01; total tuxes, $30,901,21,
Listowel
Hanley and Fisher, the noted evan-
gelists, are coming to Listowel,
Anniversary services in Methodist
church wets held Sunday, Nov. 8th.
The special preacher was Rev, 11. J.
D, Simpson, Toronto.
The Hospital Pair throughout was
in able hands and very capably wan-'
aged. It was exceptionally well
patronized, and the proceeds totalled
the magnificent sura of 51302.94,
Monday night of last week some
party forced open the back door of the
slaughter hottest of S. J. Stevenson,
the butcher, and stole a 200 Ib. pig,
which was one of 3left hanging there.
Closing Arlington hotel by the pro-
prietor, Bd. Blakley, whose lease ex-
pires Nov. 4th., leaves Listowel with
only one hotel—a narked contrast
from early days, when there were no
less than 0 hotels in town, and all with
busy bar -rooms,
When returning in his Ford sedan
front Mount Forest Tuesday, October
23rd,' after attending the field day
spurts, Principal Archibald, with
others in the car, had an unpleasant
experience this gide of Palmerston,
when another car collided with his
Ford and temporarily put it out of
-commission. The radius rods were
broken and the carihad to be towed in.
Huron County
Dungannon L. O. L. celebrated Nov.
5111,
National Shipbuilding Co„ Gode-
rich, has assigned.
Goderich is contemplating improv-
ed hospital facilities,
The machinery for drilling the new
well at Clinton bas arrived.
Goderich Township Rifle Associa•
tion held a "shoot" Wednesday.
Thos. Doyle, Auburn, has sold his
farm and stock to Noah Piaetzer.
A car load of apples was shipped to
the West by 11, Penbale, of Bayfield,
Hutchinson property, overlooking
Goderich harbor, has been bought by
T. G. Coupon.
6 months at Burwash Farm was
given Joseph Richards for escaping
from custody at Goderich y at er
h jail.
Mary Ann Gilmore, relict of Arch.
Stirling, died at Bayfield, aged 87
ears,
Her husband d
Y passed away •
8
years ago.
S. G. Castle, Clinton, received wird
from Dakota of the death of a brother
of whom the family had not heard for
many years.
Union Sunday School rally was held
last Sunday in North Street, Methn-
diet churehr,Goderich. A. T. Cooper,
Clinton, gave an illustrated address.
Albert Rivers and family, Gode-
rich, have moved to Lucknow. Mr,
Rivers will be associated with his
r e
b oth lin the blackamithing business.
Until further notice the Sunday
evening service will be discontinued
in St, Andrew's church, Bayfield,
pastor, Rev, A. Macfarlane, having
arranged to take service in Varna
Presbyterian church each Sunday
evening.
HENFRYN
Store
Seasonable offerings
All Wool Underwear
Fleece -lined Underwear
Work Shirts
Leather Mits and Gloves
Overalls
Heavy Rubbers
Fine Rubbers
Stable Window Glass Putty
Naile, Oils and Turpentine.
full line of fresh Groceries
Chesley Flour.
Kincardine Meats.
Call and inspect aur atocic.
W. G. McMillan
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good butter, jam or Jelly
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Discount Sale
30 per cent
WILL I3E ALLOWED ON
Men's
Underwear
Fleece Lining 11n WRtooi
children's Underwear
Will be subject to the same Discount.
Joe Schwadron
Julius Block, Zurich, is now a Co,
Constable.
New Biunetvick potatoes are being
shipped to Crediton,
Ezra Boehler has bought the Zurich
open air skiable. arena.
A whole field of celery has been
grown by 0. Fritz, Zurich.
Exeter Odd Fellows are putting on
an At Home on Nov, 13th.
Londesboro Community Hall is now
nearing completion and it is expected
to -be opened in about two weeks.
Dr. T. G. Holmes, Detroit, has been
visiting his brother and sister, J. R.
and Mies D. Holmes, atHnlrnesville.
Epidemic , of petty thieving and
burglaries has struck Goderich, which
is giving the local police some difficul-
ty in tracing out,
Clinton Knitting Co., are moving
all their machinery back from their
branch factories at Owen Sound and
Wingham and will do all the work at
Clinton,
Corner stone`Taying of the new
Methodist church at Centralia took
place exactly two months from the
date of the burning of the old edifice,
October 8th, About 50U people were
present and a very Sha service was
held. Rev. Mr. Hibbert, President,
London Conference, gave the address.
A. flicks, ks M.
P. P. South Huron and
J. Joynt, M. P. P., North Huron, and
many other notable people were pres-
ent. Ceremonies were followed by a
fowl supper in the evening and pro-
ceeds of the day amounted to about
$800.
TURNR5
Now is the time to place
your order for Turners so
as to get them safely
housed before Winter.
Ament rose
P Calder, Seaforth, ledger -keeper in
the Dominion Bank, has been trans-
ferred to Toronto., His place is taken
by Mr. Murch, of St. Thomas.
The following officers were elected
for Goderich District Epworth League
recently : — Hon. President, Rev, S.
Anderson, Clinton ; District Presi-
dent, Fred, S. Savauge, Seaforth ; 1st
vice President, Mise Currie, of the
Nile ; 2nd vide President, Mies Flor-
ence Mooney, Goderich ; 3rd vice
President, A. J. McMurray, Clinton :
4th vice President, Mrs. E. Webster,
Varna ; 5th vice President, Mise
Wheatley, Constance ; Secretary -
Treasurer, Mrs. 0. Martin, Seaforth
Conference Representative, Rev, J. L.
Foster, Varna ; S. S. Representative,
Rev. A, E. Milson, Auburn.
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supplies a much appreciated convenience in the everyday work
of students and all business men and women in all walks of
life. Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens may be obtained in a
wide variety of styles, with a point to suit every style of band
writing. Priced from $2.50 up. Call and pick out a point to
suit your hand.
Waterman's Ink for Fountain Pens always in stock
J. R. WENDT,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN,,
11
WROXETER 11
Every Farmer Needs a Ford
You doli't hesitate to own a binder for a few days' use per
year—to save time.
Why not a Ford for use day or night every day in the year 7
—to save time that can be better used in productive work,
—to keep you in elose personal touch with markets,
—to handle,jight;produoe to town,
—to bring out help to your farm,
—to keep the boys contented on the farm.
The sturdylFord is the:farm car you want for dependable
power, endurance, simplicity and economy.
Wo render Ford Service and sell Oonulne Ford Parts
Gall and ask about the Fordson Tractor. ..
D. M. SCOTT, Brussels
AUTHORIZED FOD DIl1ALER
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