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dA$ ANDERSON.week De 'lean 'Voyles, of to
VgTERINARY SURGEON, ,
j'1'uic Puss' an old walking ~tisk pre.
NuurooPot' to M. H. Moore, Oltlou at Ander• seined to his fel her, the late R ,berg
No, 5( e' Livery etahlu, L34l1ee°Is, 'L'9lepllune j 'rel tor, of 5112 North gravel rued, by
Albin McQueen, who lived at James.
town The cane witch is maple grave
on the ti
bunk of t ke
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h u 1 near
Cndtlhclt and a', out 1
w u by the late 1 hos
MSQtieen 7o years ago A vine lied en-
twined the saph0g and so tight that a
welt defined groove follows the stick
from top to bottom. Mr. McQueen wus
the first Editor of the Huron Signal
establ.shing it about 677 years ago. He
owned several farms in Grey township
it Inntesl0we locality. Tilos. McQueen
was the father of Allan McQueen above
nlentiuued. The cane is in good state
of preservation *till highly prized by
Mr. Taylor.
1N1'1'r3D To ACTON,- 1rev. H. W.
Aviion, M. A , 13. D., now of Paisley
Merllorhal churn( C9nelph, has been
invited to Aclno for the next Con -
fa: enue lean. The Acton Free Press
ant's ;-"Jtev. Mr. Avian') is one of the
Most ; pnpn)ctr and suaces8Pnl young
men of the Methodist ministry. De
i91t gradn'tto in arts and theology of
Victoria Delete sky and entered the
Inioistl7 ten years ago. Ile iv a most
acne hell ;wencher, I P1LC11 rl' zealous %wnl'1C el
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andgreatly
beloved by his congre-
gation.. The young peopls are
especially altnu Led by his peesnnttlity
and methods of work. At Paisley
Mamm'iltl chord) hn hr10 had n most
successful ministry and is Held in
highest esteem Lln'nughoul the city.
In Mrs. Avisnn he has an experienced
and very acceptable coworker. Ales,
Ayisou was eegardetl as an invaluable
helper to the pastor in hoe home
(church at Galt during her gh'Ihnod
days." Rev. Mr. Avisml is well
Icemen in Brussels as he'tltnght in 8.
S No. 8 Grey township and made
himself veep usePnt in the Melhealst
church, 0hoie, and Sabbath School
bets,
ar s Houses to rent al's tit a premium in �(ffM�� iJfi ft/I lfjpp
BI'p9sels, tl ii 9 0 Vrt Y
Nr%'aL•rY IN WAl•KfNO :AIMS
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Bachelor 01 Ated oinr University r.
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U)ilo go Eye, Lrar, Ivo•° and thrwu Hoxppltit1,
Ohieego, LIL ltx•Lluuxe surgeon to St, Mich-
ael's Hospital, Toronto.
Office over IA. R. Smith's Drug Stork Tele.
phone connection with Ornituruok at all hours.
OR F T. BRYANS
Bachelor. at 01alloIne, Cniva:Cityof'oronto;
Licentiate of Uullego of Physlalene and sur-
geons, Ontario I eX•Se11l(14' 11,11151' Sureeue of
Western Nous( to 1, Toronto. ()Steen or late Dr.
A. statuses. swat Blue!, Srusee10.
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ALEX. 0, M'KELVEY
M.B., M.O.P.01S. 0.
108 Bloo' street East, Toronto
Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat
Clinical 1198104(41(1 In Ear, Nose and Throe} de.
Pertinent New Geoei'al Hospital, Toronto ;
Post Grad nate Harvard Modtonl School, Bos-
ton • hate Senior Resident Surgeon Mass, Eye
Eur infirmary • lace Clinical se,.lvtant in
Nose end Throat demi rIntent Mass Gen. How
pitnl ; late House Surgeon Toronto General
Hospltel. 1.. In Brussels by appointment,
DR. M. FERGUSON •
ETHEL, ONT.
Physician and Surgeon ; Post Gradento courses
LondonEn•.
t t ). New York and oe of eye,
Hos-
pitals. throat.
attention t disease of eye, ser,
nose and throat, Eyes tested for glossae.
G. H. ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S.
Graduate of Royal College of Dental Sur-
geons of Ontario and Graduate University of
Toronto Faculty of Dentistry.
Office in Ward Block, Wingham
Phone 249. Post Office box 278
Painless Extraction, Plate work. and
Bridge Work a Specialty
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
Oollege• Day and night calls. Office opposite
Flour M111, Ethel.
MAUDE O. ARYANS
OPHTHAI-MOLOG1ST
Personal drednnto Department of O ththa[•
otology, 51,0*m- oh 5edfonl College, Chicago,
[11., le prepared to test
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her officio over rownisataur' BieveIv
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on Thursday, Friday anSaturday of rweek. Office hours to 8 p. m. Forenoons
by appointment, phone 12111,
PR000FOOT, RILLCRAN & PR000FOOT
Barristers Solicitors, C , Notarioe Public,
&c.
Office on the Square, 2nd door from Naniiilon
Street,
GODEBIOH. ONT,
Private funds to )gal; Int lowest rates.
PRouopOW, }t, C. ,T. L. EIta.0IsAN
1V n: Ple000F00T .TR
grail ti eb3s Items
Spate young men sow wheat and raise
corn anct some others sow wild oats and
raise Cain,
The Epworth Leagues of the Wing -
ham District will support Dr
Darbe
pp y,
missionary at Bella Bella; B, C.
Tux "Zeppliu neck" is the latest
malady to make its appearance• in old
London. There's too much 'louking up'
over there evidently.
Is this war continues much longer
Englishmen will be getting their jaws
out of joint trying to master those un-
pronounceable geographical names.
The next Provincial Sabbath School
convention will be held in Massey Hall,
Toronto. and will be a' monster gather -
in to celebrate the scull anniversary of
the Provincial Association.
Rev. Dr. R. W. Knowles for the past
3 years pastor of Grace Methodist
church. St. Thomas, has 'received anti
accepted a call to the Methodist church
at Petrolia in June next at the expiry
tion of the present person's term, Rev,
Mr. Kuowles supplied the Methodist
church pulpit in Brussels for a mouth a
number of years ago.
Bu'rrzo.-Though it is not generally
known, the Dominion Parliament
passed an Act last Spring prohibiting
the sale of butter in packages or wrap-
ped in parchment paper that have .not
the wards "Creamery" or . "Dairy"
printed on each individual package,
This means that all such butter sold on
the market or in stores must state plainly
to which class it belongs. Butter iu
rolls, crocks• and tubs do not require
branding. 'rhe Act carne into force on
the tot of September. 'Tits minimum
flue is $io and the maximum $50.
Goon WORK -Ever alive t0, Its op
portunities and realizing its responsibili•
ties, the Bible Society decided on a free
distribution of copies of the Scriptures
am mg the troops of the Nations now at
war, to be carried out in cooperation
with the various Red Cross organiza-
tions in the countries involved In hos-
tilities and through the authorities
having charge of camps for aliens and
prisoners. It also aims at providing
every one of our soldiers leaving for the
front with. a Bible or 'Testament. As-'
regards the wants of the Cau dian con
e d a
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tingent, 35,000 copies of a specially
bound new Testament were sent to
Quebec for their use,
Do0ALosoN•-Very sudden and un-
expected was the call to Mrs, John
D0ualdson, tvho p,lssed awes at the
family home, Sanford, on Wednesday,
October 25121, She had attended the
evening perviae in North Street church,
the previous Sunday nod was taken ill
on Monday afternoou, dying on Wednes-
day morning. Her maiden name was
Mary McMillan, daughter of Ole late
Laughlin McMillan, of McKillop town.
She and her now bereft hush u
ship. S a d
had resided in Saltford about a year,
going from 13 entford, though Mr.
Donaldson was a Goderich citizen z . 4
oma
years ago. 'rile deceased who WAS 54
ears of age,
was en earnest Christian
ember of the Preeb
woman and a m -
y
terian church She is survived by one
brother and three sisters -john, of
cr 50 0,' Mrs. Chas. Ru.
V'aucouv , Russel
Mid Miss Catherine, of, Kellettville,
Pa ; and Mrs, M. 13, Habkirk, of Me•
Killop 'rhe funeral took place on
Friday to (loiborue cemetery, Rev, Geo.
E. Ross offs stirs
ciand Ole pallbearers
g
were i -Robert Symonds. Sam. Bisset,
Wm. Model and George Fowler. Mrs,
Donaldson s
werec n and her husband resi-
dents of Brussels for a number of years
end ntahy old friends heard of Mrs,
Doualctsou's detnise with regret and
sympathises with the husband,
Many Old on Wok
Get their feet wet, patch cold m'
eremite, noel give mother)) an anxious
tante, IVItl1 the flI05 gh1Ver115 eneeye
rill) the little our,: chest. with Nervi,
line gargle the 1lima, and give ten
drops ht lint water at bed -time. Next
9 n•
n t plug all is well. No null, no time
lust at school). if Nerviliue isn't in
yew. haute get it there tit once, Deal-
ersell ilarge
s 1 1 't 1 25r, bottles.
Grey
50150041 RinPORT -hollowing isthe
report of S. 8. No. 1 for the month eF
October. -Sr. TV.- Examined in
Reading, Gnoininar, Geography,
Spelling, en(lduct Itod.daily work :-
Oswald Heeling -way 95, ;Slay Arm-
strong 72, Mershon Lowe '72, Mervin
M111*1r OS, 1hu1 Arutvtrni,g 53, Whit-
field 1 -toe 52, Sr. T1L-Examined hn
Read •, Spell„ Lit„ Ommp., conduct
'toil daily work -Willie Engel 75,
Willie Miller 72 Jr. I1L- Jessie
Miller 92, Russel Grant, 78, George
Oakley 56, Willie ['eerie 43 Sr. II.-
13 t '
ettrcun lltnuugwuy 02, Robot
Singel
f• •
78 Ernest Cochrane 67. ye,
.
IL -Chariot Onkley 85, Nol•mnrlr
HMn0o1'vlel r 80,Maruet Altn
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MPtil72. Sr. Prim
Ai11old aleNai r, Excel lens, Lena
Miller, gond Jr. Driller -Roy Askin
and Elva, Hemingway, excellent ; Ida
Cochrane, good.
Juserp M. 1VIE.lz):ncs, Teacher.'
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Molesworth
Huhnol repel t of U. S. S. No. 10
Howlett and Gley foe the months of
September and October. Ari 111.,
Spell , H het., Geog., and Grum. Sr'.
1.17.-1.4. Armstrong 40, J. DlOKercher
28 ,1,', 1V: --A.. Armstrong- 73, M,
Robertson 00, D. Doig 52, V. Bow-
man 51. Jr. III.- Aritit ll
I ., Spell.,
Geog., Hyg.,.Lit. 13. Petrirlc 72, R.
Grainger 67; G. 1211cDonaid 62, H.
Bowmen 54. Jr. IL- Al hth„ Spell„
Gang..Oowp. E. Brown 94, M.
13i,em111189, M. Doig 78, II. Grainger
58, A.. 7lpliercher82, A. Ilislop 29, i),
lihslnp 28 Pt. If. -A. 13rown 80, 1V.
Doig 60, 17 Thomson a1. Pt. f, -14r•
(3vaiuser 65. Pelmet -J. Armstrong,
0. Grainger, A, Doig. Average at-
teudl11ee 21.25. • ..
V. Fi llN1t Emu's% Teacher.
It Actually Destroys the Cause
't'int's why eatery!) is iuvarhably
cured by inhaling 'c0atarehozoue:
'rhe healing vapor spreads to every'
part of 1.he bt cathing ul gams. Germs
infecting 'the beetles of the nose,
throat and Rungs ole killed, Nothing
le left to cause inflammation. Spots
that are sne0 are bel,lecl. Disohluge
is cleared :may and galarrll becomes
some t Iii,,s of the past. Use "eauu'eh-
ozone" and your recovery • is Rittman-
et
ittma )-
fel 41. Two sizes, 25u and, $1.00 at all
dealers.
Blyth
SVllbetl Spalfnld Woe nn a week's
holiday stip. visiting his aunt at
4111Lc
1 1 , , •
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11 ststt,rs at London.
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n.
Junin Weymouth is engaged 111
mese, t doing seine cementer serih
fol, John Holton Int the Lnndeslfo•o
Plum' Mills, -
Mrs Eq Ind, who has been in Tor-
onto foe some limo with her little
girl, who h as ht
g , en veil, sick has re,
turned hone) a ith 1111',
\lethodist Sunday 81111001 Inland
holding their Oln'islmas Tee and
bintrrtaitimeut hn 1tIdnLrs, Hall
Tuesday (p(.mas, I)eo, 22.
A meeting of thhe.Lhbr*'als fo the
new' riding of Nort)1 1.lth'o1 ;will 11s
hold in
IndustryhCmll Myth, u
Tuesday, Nov, 171), at I p. fiyfor the
111' vise or (11• ctrl'•
i I ni r and nominating
1 1 6
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of >1 rer i
ch s. It, expected x t d Ihett 1, L.
t
Pardee.
a
cult, ,11
L .will addre l)1
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811 C'EI, MEDAL ,
1 I,1) 1L CON'rEeT.-- 7`he
mostaueeesslul S,Ive1 Medal. Contest
held by the W. 0, 1'. U. took place
in the Methodist ehnt(11 on Friday
evening 0111, 30th. There was a large
1011 ehtlaftce mid he competition wee
keen, especially between Iona
Stothet e, who was awarded ,the medal
and Fern Johnston,
the judges taking
g
considerable timo to decide on the
victor. Besides the two l
ahed, he
following also took part 1-- Susie
raw cctt, Lillian Rng corm, HAM
Hill and netts CeaWfoao Vera Oraw-
for'd was also entered but 0011111 not
sohopete All account of sickness.
OF MOLE AGE
Mrt;.DoucetteT 1
els of her DLii
tressing Symptoms During bele}' tippet) on the child while lying
Change of Life and How-aceie(len6 happenedtmornin
The c(n'penters have finished build-
ing lite (levy plat5oruls at he G. T. R.
stplhno. "•+ -
I''. 1, and Mrs. Oraw1'uul, of Milver-
lite, fernier residents of Lislownl,
hay„ t he sympathy of rile NIMBIunity
in the death nn Sunday evening of
then' baby boy, Lionel, aged
19
w loll
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Death
wee the re u t
e t of it,
a t
s 1 atL1 a
ittdi t
ih(factl(li � t
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She Found Relief.
Belleville, Nova Scotia,Can,--(`Three
years ago I was suffering badly with
what the doctors
called Change of
Life. I was so bad
that I had to stay in
hed. Some friends
told me to takeLydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and
it helped me from
the first. It Is the
only medicine I
took that did help
me and I recommend
'L'. You don't know how thankful and
grateful l am
Igiveyou permission
to publish what your good medicine has
done forme." -Mrs. SIMON DOUCETTE,
Belleville, Yarmouth Co., Nova Scotia,
Canada.
Such warning symptoms as sense of
suffocation, hot 0ashes,headaches,back-
aches,dread of impending evil, timidity,
sounds in the ears, palpitation of the
heart, sparks before the eyes, irregu-
larities, constipation, variable appetite,
weakness and inquietude, and dizziness,
are promptly heeded by Intelligent wo-
men who are approaching the period in
life when woman's great change may
be expected,
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound invigorates and strengthens the
female organism and builds up the weak•
erred nervous system. It has carried
many women safely through this crisis,
If you went special advice write to
Lydia T inkham Medic.Co.+ P inn. (coil. C
dentin)) tlynn, itlasa. Your letter wil
be opened, rend and answered by a
woman, and held i strict confidence.
Judges were Dr. Stewart and J. Tay-
lor, of ilelgr•we, end Dr. Allison,
Myth. Besides ,the contest a good
program was given as follows I-
Ineti'Bimetal duet, Prue, Herb. Mc-
Elroy and Mrs. I. Ilrowu ; vocal solo,
Grant La.011dy; Scotch songs, Mrs.
W. Jackson ; vocal deet, blies Gladys
Cott and Dans. McElroy ; Instrumental
duet, -Misses Petu'I (liley and Eua
Jewitt ; vocal sole, Mildred Brown ;
mouth organ selection, Fred Jackson,
Good Corn Sheller For 25c G
A marvel of efficacy and prompt-
ness, a remedy that does cure curve
and wells. Its naive is Putnam's
Corn T;xh•uctu'. Contains no acids,
later ) tin sit
iF s,,givesla l sgsiytiePacLinn.
Insist on "Putnam's" only. It's the
best.
Listowel
W. 13. Peppier, grocer, disposed of
his business to Peter Dippel, of Listo-
wel.
J. 0. Hay and F. W. Hay were- in
Toronto attending the Newel of the
late Rev. J. H. Oliver.
Fred. Tetyloi', kunwn,the world over
as the hockey cyclone from Listowel,
hoe signed to play with the Vancouver
hockey team during the coming sea-
son.
Contributions of $33 came from the
Lewotahl Olub, representing the pro,
seeds front a dance mina s th o of
t u e cost
the hall and a few incidentals for the
Belgian Fund.
A number of applications have been
received by the Secretary of the
School Beard for the positions of
utncleris toad science teachers of the
High School to fill the vacanoies which
w ill be caused by the expected depar-
tere shortly 01 bliss Dutton and Mr.
nigh.
Harry Rcn9, and Melvin Robb,
valued member's of Liotovel's 1914
Fent hall team, played a star game for
the University of Toronto et Kings -
ten when the fotmer teat* defeated
Queen's by a shore of 1.0 and thus end-
ed the intercollegiate championship.
The Methodists of Listowel will be
interested to know that Rev. J.
Edwin J. Millyard, pastor of the
Hyatt avenue Methodist church,
Lnndot, hits accepted the invitation
of the board of the Methodist church,
Listowel, to become their pastor at
the expiration of. the tern) of Rev.
Dr. 13arber in June next.
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Store
4 ll) Lt .• i><
• 1 s u r leis l,ned wishes to ..
notify the public that he has
4 plll'cllased the store and press-
+ loos of tattles Jackson, Hoary!).
New stock is being added in
Hardware, Dry Gonda, Grocer= I,
les, Confectionery, 'LBoots and "
1 Is
Sines Dieule Flom u'
, 1
r and Iced
'4,
14(40.
4. Highest pcicespaid for Farm
+ Produce,
Soliciting a share of your 1:
1140(20101111 promising fair dealing
+ and, closest prices. •
Alex,
Bussell �4•
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Moncrieff •
Norman Harvey is visiting with
leletives at Walton for a few weeks.
Mrs. James Belli() visited her
tnli11(01', near &treacle dining the pest
week
Harry 'rem. has returned from the
West and will spend the Whiter with
Itis parents,
Carpenters are busy working of
David McPherson's house. It will be
a comfortable residence when finished,
Gerrie
During the thunder storm oil Sun-
day Nov. 1st Jos. Sauders"n had 5
head or cattle killed.
151e. Lewis has rented MI". Walker's
block and opened an implement eluent euo-pr 1 unn.
The Quarterly Official Board of the
MothadisL chinch was entertained at
the Parsonage by Rev. and Mrs.
Rivet's.
Trowbridge
A baby girl has arrived at the home
of It. and Mrs. Juin-term.
Miss Ida: Collins Npent a few days
with Mrs. E, Matthews, of Listowel,
John Omens, of Rainy River. is
spending a few days at his parental
home.
Sacramental service was held in
Ilse Methodist (church last Sunday at
10.80, In the eveu'ng ft 3v. Mr, Moore -
house preached on Temperance.
Rev, C, J. Moorehonse and family
have returned home after spending a
few daps with ft tends In London.
Mr, Diuureho,se $iso visited Ills
brother, Rev, 4, A. Mnn;'ahouse1 of
Forest,
Fordwich
An open air rink may be started
here this Winter.
Anniversary services were con-
ducted in Trinity c h rch last n a t Sabbath
by Rev. Mr. Farr, of Blyth.
Jhhn Steurnoll has moved to the
oid Arlington Hotel where he will
continue the butcher business.
Sunday, Nov. 15514, will he Mission-
ary Day on the Fordwich circuit,
Rev. W. G. Connolly, B. A, a mis-
sionary from Japan, will have charge
of the services.
Anniversary services were held in
the Methodist• church, Newbridge,
Sunday, morning and evening. Rev.
Mr. Lennon, of Clifford, preached. A
Freewill offering was taken at each
service.
Atwood
Dir. Dewar, of Elma accompaniedaee
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by his daughter,left for
Ottawa and
Pembroke where they will spend a
week or two visiting friends.
Mrs. Allan Barr, of Etna, met with
anaccident that 'night have resulted
mole seriously, She had just made
ready to go to Milverton and in de-
scending the stair het' heel caught on
the second step, precipitating her to
the bottom of the Stair. She suffered
a number of bruises about the face
and shoulders, but fortunately no
bones were broken.
The annual meeting of the mem-
bers of Maple Leaf Beef Ring was
held Friday .evening, October 30th,
et the residence of 1Vru. G. Inglis.
There was a large turnout of the
members which shows the great in-
terest taken in the ring. Meeting
was called to order • by President
(Riedeho occupied the chair.
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Secretary ad, re - minutes of last annual
meetingaft.er•which officers welt) re-
elected as follows l -President, F. J.
Out tis s Treasurer, Wm. Vipond ;
Secretary. Robt. J. Farrell ; Inspec-
tors, A. Baker, W. Inglis ; Butcher,
Wm. G. Inglis. Total number of
animals killed during season 22, ag-
gregating 12,058 pounds or an average
of 575 potinde,:reckoned et 10c a lb.
!leans an expenditure of $1,265.80 for
22 weeks or $57 51 a week. After the
business . was'" concluded, a dainty
lunch was served by Mrs. Inglis.
A vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs.
Inglis for their hospitality brought a
Very successful meeting to a close.
A Cordial Invttatlon to Disease
This is an apt desm'iptiou of consti-
pation. It's an: unnatural condition
to begin with, and it's more, because
it brings about blood deterioration,
interferes with digestion. renders you
susceptible to infectious diseases and
causes anaemia. Nob so. much a'
purgative ars a natural stimulant to
the bowels is what you need. You
get it in Dr. Hamilton's it hie
Ham of e P la w l h
increase liver activity, restore the
bowels to pet feet action and positively
cure constipation and its attendant
evils. Insist o1 having only Dr.
Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and
Butternut 25e per box at all dealers.
Clinton
T. Jackson, jr. has placed $250 in
the bank to the credit of the resident
clergymen for local relief purposes,
receipts from two concerts.
The Bowlers met in the Jackson
factory where they made an address
and presentation to John Watt who
left town last week and who has
been the successful caretaker for the
past year. Win. Jackson read the
address and Dr, Shat made a presen-
tation
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intion of a suit cane and a set of
brushes.
A Carling Chub has beet) organized
with the following officers :-Presi-
dent, 0. D. Dowding ; Vice -Pres., Dr.
Shaw ; Secretary, W. Jackson ; As-
sistant Sec., W, Wiseman ; '.Treasur-
er, H. 111. Paul ; Rink Committe, Dr.
Ball ; W, Grant, G, Roberton ; Mann..
gingCommittee, L' 1 Dr,
0 e C. P. Ibl
all, J. Toler, J. Nedigar, ` 7. Iiry.
dun
l.hee otirders elected for the cumin
year for Goderich District Epworth
League are 1 -Pres., Rev, R. J, Mc-
Oot'tnick, B. A.3 1st viee.Pi'ea., O. ltz,
)J,obertson i And vioe•Prea„ Harvey
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Colborne Rifle Association intend
starting Fail iactic5 on Saturday,
November 1400
Many of the merchtults of the
square complain that they are almost
smothered In their slcree acme days
by the slunk* from the horning leaves
lurked of? the Court House park,
At a meeting of the Goderich
ministerial association, it Was decided
to hold a simultaneous communion
service on the first Sunday in Decem-
ber, at the close of the morning aer-
vice. All ministers will address their
congregations - that morning on one
subject, The preceding week will be
observed as a week of special prayer.
Seaforth
Mrs. Adam Dodds received word of
the death of hersistet• in Edmonton.
0, T. R. has decided to have a
watchman at the level crossing on
Main St. and has appointed J. Finch
to the position.
Miss Angelo Ryan, who is attending
the Stratford Normal School, is now
in the hospital there where she has
undergone an n r
g pe ato1: for appendi-
citis.
J. Stiles, Accountant for the
Canada' Furniture Company' for -3
years, has been moved to Waterloo
where he will assume the position of
Manager for the same film.
Alex. Davidson received the con-
gratulations of his many friends
Saturday, Oct. 3185, that )being his
birthday. Mr. Davhclson is now in
his 84th year and is hale and hearty.
Rifle Club met in the Armories on
Monday and Tuesday evenings last
week and received musket instruction
from Lt. Col. Wilson, J. A. Nilson,
J, F. Ross and 0. P. Sills. A number
have joined the Club.
At the regular meeting of Romeo
Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., Stratford, it was
decided to fit out the differ eat degrees
ie new regalia. This will cost in the
neighborhood of $500.
fall Housecleaning
John Lunn
Painting Paperhanging
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Good Workmanship with Moderate Prices
Old Suitor and Cupboards made
to look like new.
If you desire suggestions of color
schemes for Painting or Paperhanging
call up 'phone 41x.
John Lunn,
Thomas Street, Brussels.
An epidemic of mtaslea has spread
through Logan township. A number
ofp rows people as well as children
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The hone -made' cooking sale held
by St. Marys Collegiate girls .in the
Town Hall, on Saturday, was a great
success. There %vele live different
booths all with pretty Hallowe'en
decorations. The proceeds which
amounted to $41.80 are to be given to
the Belgian Aid Fund.
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