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THHOSPAY, JAN,UARY 251h, 1912
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PEARL,
BROOCHES
Our handsome line of
exquisite Pearl Brooches
will appeal to the good
taste of all ladies. They
are of 1 4k gold, and the
gems are as flawless as
price will allow. Our
larg.,fe stock makes select-
ing very simple, and the
price will appeal to all
econornical'shoppers Call
in to -day and look over ,
the lot. You will find
your ideal here at a price
WITHIN YOUR
MEANS
W. II. IIELINAllt
. JEWELER and OPTICIAN
Births, Marriages tt Deaths'
BIRTHS.
GUNDRY-At S teat -brine on Sun-
day, januarylibb, 1012, to Mr. and
Mrs. A. P. Gundry, s. son. v
SUTTON -In Stanley. on January
4th to Mr. and Mrs. Sutton, a daugh-
f'Wo•rd 01.01iriati Who. ,carne te
!the ulPper andjlie ;under, , fact
, tworthy of mention, the speaker
said Wi,t5 (that Christ spoke little
t•about hell 'bathe YerYLidti1 erste-,
t.gratlied, but to Itlie prisilleged., of
I caPernatim Would be brought down
to it, tend Woulkl not/ escaPe it. A
good .congregation listened latten-
tiyely to ain tinteresting .atncl
'stetted:ye address In the after-
mee,4ng. it Was f0uid'that deetalPna
for Christ was the‘ result; tof tRIts
.seioviee. "Christ Peter" and
tiCoxlversion" ,will IDe the subjects,
morning ,and evening, on Slinclat,)
next.
SALVATION ARMY.
Major Morris the New Divisicma.
Commander, will give it meeting li
the Salys,tion A,rnlY Hall on wednes
day evening of next week at S, P. m.
One of the special features of the
meeting wilt be the Major's Singing
which is enjoyed by all, wherever be
goes, :Everyone is welconle.
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e ,
+ PERSONALS.
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+ It is the desire of Ilie ;
publishers that *Hanka(' et
+ take an interest in this •
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column of TIM NEW +
T. ERA. If you have friends
+ visiting y,Cni, or are go-
+ ing away for a trip, leave +
't word or Send it Ono post T
+ Card.
Mr. James Flynn was in Toronto
this week.
Miss Ross Laves is visiting friends in
London.
Mrs. A. 0. Pattison is Visiting in
Buffalo.
Mr. J. Jack, of Watford, was in
town last week.
Mr. W. J. Murray, of Exeter, was in
town Wednesday,
Mrs. E. at McLean, ot London, IS
the guest of Mrs. W. It. Uounter.
Miss Jessie Gunn, of Woodstock, is
the guest of Mrs. J. Armour of tewn
Miss McIntosh, of Gorrie, was visit -
ng Mrs. J. Hartley this week.
Mrs, H. B Cornbe and ehildren ate
isiting with relatives in Stratford,
ter. SIM:dal Notice
SOOTT-In Brucefield, on January
7th to Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Scott. a son.
Doherty.' -In Clinton, on Jan. 20th
to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Doherty, a
daughter .
MARRIAGES
'Wells -Holmes- At Sunnyslopet
Alta.. on Wednesday Jan. 3, 1912 by
Rev. W. Attwood, Mr. Albert Henry
Wills to Henrietta Maria Holmes,
all of Sunnyslope.
DEATHS.
McLEAN-At Iris late residence,
Bruce St- Goclerieh, on Monday,
Jan. 22ndRev. Archibald McLean,
D.D., forineely. of Sle, lAndrewls
Church. Blytii, aged 78 years.
Goderieli town-
ship on 'Monday. Jan.22, Samuel
Bothwell, aged 75 years and( 8
months.
AM parties indebted to Harland
Bros. up to Jan. 1st, 1912, twill Con-
fer a great favor by paying prosupt
ly as•all accounts 'amt. expected( to
be paid .this monthmif not/ -possible
call and state When. Can be paid
at tHatriond Bros. store(
JOHN T. HARLAND
Shorthorns tor Sate.
Two choice :young bulls, both
roans, 'the best of breeding. Priee
to suit the times. Also some good
&eon Seed Barley. 0.A.C. No. 21;
Siberian and Sensation Oats, Apply
E. H. WISE, 'Clinton, P.O.
Phone No.12 011 155 Goderich ;Bp,
Extensive Auction Sale of
•000.•0po
•0003soopo•,•••
• co Cows and Young Cattle
• WITH THE CHURCHES. •
• •
1111•08004seeseeseeseelk• An extensive auction sale of caws
.and young cattle Will be held at
.the Normandie Hotel born, an
Tuets.clay, February Rh. See bills
next ,week for full particulars,
lEILOLAND & CONNELL
t: Proprietor's.
• ST. 'PAUL'S CHURCH,
• Next Sunday evening the rector
Rev. ldr. je.akins, Wilh preach a
special sermon to men.
WESLEY CHURCH
The Rev, F. hi. Wootton of Strat-
ford will preach next Sunday, both
Farm tor Sale
morning and evening. The week
of prayer arnanged for by the
evangelistic committee of the dis- To dose the estatel of t the! latet
triet is being observed this week. James Woold. there is offered; for
Quarterly communion will take sale •that a.luab1 farm\ in the
place the first Sunday in February. Township of Hope, Durham County
Two preparatotv tservices will be Ont,. 300 acres, clay loam, 250 acres
held next week. :Rev. Brown of cleared. 50(acres virgin pine, hem-
Goderich will preach on Tuesday Rick and haIrdwood, all well fenced,
;evening, and the pastmk Will eon., Splendid, 12 -roomed brick house,
thiet a service on Friday evening, furnace healed; barn 10x110 feet;
.and :the regular Wednesday even,- lull stone foundation andstables;
ing .service will be withdrawn, also barn 30x60 feet ; farm well wa-
tered. running 'stream. All eall
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ONTARIO ST. CHURCH. • I. • or re poughing done; 30 acres
The 'Young Men's Bible Class of ' planted in MD wheat; 70 'acres
the Ont. St, Methodi.st Church held meadow. Convenient to railway.
their annual election of ofIfitterson port 'Hope 12 miles ; Peterboror 18
Sunday, jam 1+1h. The following miles, Moderate terms to suit pur-
:officers Were elected.- chaser. PossesSion April Tst, or
President-Robt. Fisher 500;ne(r. Price $9.000.
1st Vice-NIxon 'Welsh R. H. WOOD., Bailliebaro, Ont.
snd Vice -I Stephenson ,
'3.rd Wasmann
Secretary -Roy Plumsteel
Treasurer -Eimer Beacom
'Librarian -James Mair
Reporter -A. Trick,
BAPTIST CHURCH
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Applications addressed to tthe -un-
dersigned and marked "Applies- '
tions for Offi.ce" will be reeeaved by
• The LI nastial subject "Is Tel ere a 'the C.onneil of 'the ttownl. of Clinton
'Hell?" NV419 CI 0,11t -with,by the I pastor up to 6 pan. orn 'February 2nd, for
ttif this church ori Sundayt ai1. lIe the position of
spoke 44 the dif f event (theories ad- .Clerk.
vaned regarding future pintail- Treasurer.
silent. (such as "the ititstgler hope" Assessor.
'"annihilation,". and "the Eternal Chief Conseable, nte.
Mercy of Gad." Mine aeknow- Tax Collector.
that 'each of these bad Night 'Watchman.
,something attractive to the cul- • Cemetery Supe•rintenclent.
tared mind, he.showed they had no Pound' Keeper.
foundation in .theath. 'The Bible, Duties to c.ornmence an February
the orr'y book that\ ,reveals -thing's 10311, 1912, ,and to eo.ntitnue for one
to .corne, the preacher went on to year. or until 'such, other time es
say tloat the ttittlicrItyl for a hell .the Council may determine.
,eyas the same' as far 11 heaven, the 1), L. MACPHERSON, Clerk
,
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mid si is every chair' we show.
• You select one and have wife
select other. It will be a "toss
top" which is best. You can't go
amiss on i
'ANY KIND OF A CHAIR
in our stock. They re all good.
Just so with entire stock we
111.
show, It's hest in town, and
at
th's why "those ,who know'
buy furniture at our place,
H OOVER,
& BALL
11N1IldERTAKIN'te AND FURNITURlE
‘ffionmill
• W, •Jackson entertained tne
501.l eed (i net week at her home here,
ArfreeTe Greig • was hoetees to her
lady.triends on Friday evening last.
• 1`he Misses Idefiray; oe 440i1(,101,.. oxe
tho.,.guesti3 of their e siker, Mrs, , :1.,
• 11•11,..),'. .9 • Eva.oe entertaillecl.sorne
Of her lady frienda ou Theredey iteter.
• Mr. encl. Mrs, Joe. °lark end', young,.
et ()end, of Toronto, Were visitors
her over Sunday., ,
Mrs, H, T..Polnee 94)(1 • MI'S', Faerau
aro ontertainingtheir, lady friends to
a 1500 party tonight, •'
Mee. J. Armour is enterneining a
few next Monday everdpg, in honor of
her friend Miss Gunn, of Woodstock.
Mr. Wilsou, of Alaska, n hose for.
mer home is at Weoxeter, ' was in
town Wednesday willing oa friends
liere while enronte to Goderich, where
he is visiting his sister
Earl O'Neil Jana Stewart, Scott
were in Seaforth tattending tbelee-
twee 'given by 'De. Miccionellels be-
fore the Canadian Club. The boys
were desirous of hearing one )of
the best speakers ofthe day.
We are pleased' Ito hear that Mr.
Shanahan, Ise., 'who 110 been see -
lousily ill, is hdlding his. own, and
hopes are now entertained oi his
recovery.
'Mr: John Shaw wad in Seatfarth
on Tuesday night attending, the
lecture given by Dr. Macdonald of
the Toronto (Globe.
W. B. Taylor, B.A., wilic( hats been
supplying as clas.sical master at
Luean High School, has( atgain, re-
sumed' his Studies at Faculty,. for
the 'bast month. .
Mr Oharles P =steel. an old and
highly respected resident of St, Oh -
trines, died last week; after a, brief ill-
ness, tie was for years a lock tender
on the Welland Canal but rent ed fecrin
active work some years ago. He was
wonclerfolly active, and nad the nse of
all his faculties- till the last. He was
an active member of the Methodist
-
Church for over 50 years ancl was al-
ways in his place in Wellend Avenue
Church rain or shine. He was a wid-
ow and uncle of Mr. Henry Piumsteel
the well known business man of Clin-
ton,
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Editorial Notes
seeeemegeogoo•ecceeeesesee
Now that an inveetigation is lildey
to be made into the Fartnees Bank
affairs the probabilities are Dr.
I3eattie Nesbitt will have to extend
his holiday trip indefinitely.
South Renerew Conservatives may
refuse to allow lion. Geo. P. Graham
to be elected by acclamation but the
violation or the agreement with T. W.
Mc iarey, M. P. le, whose candidature
was unopposed in :December upon the
unclerstateline thinfor the Dominion
seat Me. Graham would be itecorded
the same treatment will be chit I ked up
against them in the judgment of fair
minded folk. The seat was held by
Me. Low, a. Liberal, so that neither the
personnel of the House nor the side-
teacking or a local nun were being
interfered with. Him Mr. Graham
should win the seat, an is protest
against violating A well rinclerstoorl
olitical bargain. We have not much
use for each agreements however, no
more than we have for is saw -off in
Election Courts and believe it clear cut
honorable course will outwear any or
all of the broken or unbroken plans,
devised often by trie minor portion of
the party while the great majority
are left unconsulted or ridden over by
those who assume 110thurity.
Arr, James Bryce says "The three
chief hindrances to 'good citizen-
ship are indinence. self inteneestt
and nanny 'spirit. The first
the most common, the second
the most 11 0.Xi01.1S and (lie third the
most excusable," How (10,09 912
ing lip of elle 'situalteon appeal to
;you? There is nothinrr tends more
to the development of' the nest, in
a Community than a eplrit of enity
willingness to expeees appreciation
of veniable service ; uncompreinis-
ing intogrifty by nubile men ( and
unswevering loyalty to the good
and true by everybody.Which class
would you prefer being Murat in
01' have you even abet tee eholoe?
Toronlo etreet ear a nth ()reties
have had Mad VIVO' ho'
e wee:eine eintraeler (it' the long
filaggar hat pinmi Wol'n ly 8orn0 or
the lady passengers which may Te-
nn( in the fate wearere being com-
pelled tosta»d or else 111111100 the
li.m.111.)11. The :long hal, pin may
.stil 111 1111 1111114 ror the :aeeir'StAt
doentrliu t the extreme length cif
home 03 1)0111 is a menace to the con
threance of pensisnat safety do the
seat Mt -ICC in reiblie conveyaneee. A
1111111 With, a .ltti Ide r. on his shiu1dr
111113 do all right on the ntrert while
.goes straight ahead but if he at
:tonnes to turn round then 'look „out
w ea reit o f. the 61orre'rtee.bat
pin might glean a lesson from,.n, the
mall with the laddete
Church imion question 19 now the
'subject of eremite -el discussioneto be
followedby the, more deliberat* act
of castian a lenlot for or against
i'e eceamplishment; It is wonder-.
ol how 11111011 unaiiireity and good
,feeling have attended the ,esprees-
ion of opinfo,n, Tern ovinig om an
01(1 '111110 0011001105110.5111115 imennenr
and 'giving • the per ticipants to see
„ .
.that the lit 300110011 evene name im-
e.gi11,Rey tlnip 1001. Whether or-
ganie union 'will he a reality ire the
neer future or , p03 rernanen
be seep bun we are satisfied et
.would prove agreat blessing 120 riot
tiniy the churches interested but to
the great ,constAtuency now seeved
and to be reached by the. Urge 1111-
nonupatir0ons: Sone of • the ob-
jectio'n's are 115 mythical and imag-
o nary eis teli 0 most specu,(p I it'd, tor -
g ed against former church onions
and jt scy' ,unlikely bq evenitua.te.
There awe many opinions both pro
and ,eon is (not wise, to be ,toci
dogmatic land pastime that yen):
thoughton the matter is The Bast
word. (We istand by the mov ement
hoWeveri and wiil Volta fox it belicV
ing that greater good our be ac-
complished. phan 'under the present
divinio,nst mineable as !they may be,
The question of federation, in, lone
juclloment, is only side stoppling
and shoulid leolneame ii(to lthe conett.
131 1110 present, It may not be laln
easy thing for many to glen , up
the association of church name, par
style of 'government, to.,
hot iiour fosielfiaRihers were herieta-
(day it is Ilangely, probable
ithe,y .lenantld • not ;congter ete
He'rsdarelle's s4111'1)
:
. meow. eee cent. ,o'f
hen Iwo d,aust,el
:10 inp'fisre,,
W.
caare,auch iieciduches pn
'with
'If faik we -win en,
TA,Doey.'
\
A• J. Grigg
Jeweler and Optician
Issuer ot Marriage Licenses
changes ellen have •come
'since then' time iWhich We con-
sider ane to the advantage( (4 the
week of ;the elineich.
WISE INSTRUCTIONS TO YOUNG
HOCKEY PLAYERS.
Manager Arthur T. Dwell and Secre-
tary T. P. Livingston of the 'Atonic)
Canoe Club hockey team have issued -a
novel little pamphlet for the guidance
'of the players of their junior 0. H. A
team. ,It reads as follows :
Let every player' resolve with a firm
deterrninati n now to win the junior
0. El. A. championship 031012 and win
it by:
DOING
1. 'Play clean hockey.
2. Keep on the ice.
3. Play your position.
4. Play combination.
5. Piny the puck (forwards')
6. Keep behind the punt.
7. Be aggressive.
S. Always boost.
10. Check back bike fiends,
11, Have confidence in your team-
matee.
12. Take perfect care of yourself.
13. Never give up.
14, 13e a gentlemen.
NOT DOING
1. Do no', play ditty.
2. Do not be ruled off.
3. Do not roam.
4. Do not be selfish.
5. Do not lose yon r temper.
6, Do not be offside.
7. Do not be careless.
8. Do not loaf.
0, Do not knock.
70. Do not argue with the referee,
11. Do not hews. a groucb.
12. Do not smoke, etc, etc, etc.
13. no not; let up.'
14. Do not be late,
New Marro Vegetables
Wanted For Seed
Vegetable Growers Think Highly
of Their Quality,
Northern Ontavio is to supplant
Germany as the source from which
the farmers and vegetable growers of
older Ontario and parts of the
Dominion secure their seed peas. ln
Teisearning, where the pea weevil and
moth are unknown, peas grow luxure
ninny, and the Ontario Vegerttble
Growers' Associated at its annual
meeting in the Pailiatnent building
recently decided to give the north
county a, trial. A quantity of seed
e is will he pnrehased in Germany
and torwarded to framers in Northern
Ontario to be grown under contract
for the members of the aseociation.
At present the price paid by vege-
table growers foe seed peas is $10 a
bushel. It will be possible to secure
them from the north for only a fret: -
nun of this price.
As a result of the success that has
attended the growing or: seed potatoes
in Northern Ontario the association
has made arrangements to largely in-
canase the quantitn grown there foe
the metnbers. It is confidently ex-
pected that seed potatoes grown in
the north will in the near future take
the place 03 1(10881 from New Brans-
wurk and several stales ot the Union.
Hon, .1.-Deff, Minister of Agricul-
hire, attendee the annul meetieg
He complimented the members of the
associated upon the good work tbey
bad accomplished. 'The Miniser was
urged to take up the question proyid
ing increased greenhouse, space at the
011toxio Agrieultnre College farm for
the growing of vegetables. and (0 put
:Wide fifty axles of the Monteith ex-
pernteatal fern' in Ternescannir g for
the g ()win of potatoes, peas and
other garden centre
POULTRY SHOW
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1Parlar tamp ,14,50R.E0,wiatia,
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• 'WYtindoeterli:.B.set_Cole,
?Action Half (131111011 p1110 eleiren untie
L000ftnton 11)1141130)3 Tfacnore, ,
Son.'
20, ''331aelt Leghorn, 'Best (bulletin .
1001, jturclinere. W. ,
• 21'Browni'leglinen A.V, Bn,st l'er)
$1,00 (entitle' at Iewfit!e.
' , ' • e
e' M,ittereee,'
•neehion Silver! C,e'p' 'Asebeiation,
e3 How:tans, Ileet pair ; ptur of
Snepeerlers 60c I'lum st eel's. ,
Anconas A. V. ]let pen, helf
dozen pair Ladies hose $1.50 Clin-
ton Knitting Co. •
j.
25 Best eollection of Pigeons:
Box of chocou ales, If. Bar tlift
D, C. Paisq
28 Black Wyandottes, Best pen,
50c pair of Suspenders, Ptuinstee!..i.
33.111ovey:
27 Bert Wyandottes, Best ri111
Ploiver not, $1.50, W, 31. Hellyax.
3. Wl.Ortwein.
28 Brahmas A, V. 13est pen. $1,0e
pipe, R. Marshall,
J. S. Howrie,
29 131ack 'Coehins, 13es1" pair, pie.
tare, 911.00, Hoover & Ball.
Wm, Carter.
30 Pyle Game Bants, best pen,
$1.25 pair of Gloves, Ann Morrllsh,
'A. J. Grigg.
31 Silvee Wyanclotiem, nen pen.
$1.00 Goode at Couch in Co.
P. Daley & Son,
32 Silver SPartglen Hamberen.
Best pen, $1,25 Fruit Dish. 33eacom
& Smyth.
Wm. 'Carter.
33 Black Harnburgs, Best pair,
Chore-Wate 3)01$1,00, A. D.13eaton.
Wm. Carter.
34 Beet Collection of Wyanclot-
tes, A, V.Silver Cup, S. S. Cooper.
Normandie Hotel.
'P. Daley & Soh.
35 Black Red 33., I3es1 Cock bird
13.3. Clibbing's special casti prize.
A. J. Grigg.
36 Rhode Islatid, N,91 j.r10,- I '
Single comb, $1.25, pair of house
slippers.
P.]3.
37 13.13. Clame, Special prize.
A. J. Grigg.
33 Best Collection of Rock. A. V.
Weleolierty 'Plane & Orgae Co..
Piano Chair, $5.00.
J. W. Oetwein.
30 B.C. Ancona. Best Pen Can-
adian Farm.
T. J. McNeil.
BYO° WANT PNEUMONIA?
Here Are Some Sensible Precau-
tions Advised By a Practical
Physician.
There will be about 1,500e oases of
pneumonia, in Montreal this winter
Do you expect to escape its ravages ?
For of these 1,500 over 400 will die.
Statistics carefully kept for nearly a
thousand years prove this.
The ancient Greeks, especially Hip
poolrates, deoribed pneumonia exactly
as we kuow it to -day. It in mali-
gnant inflammation of the lungs due
to minute organisms, or germs. These
blockade the air passages, poison the
breathed air, and weaken the heart. .
There are skveral forms of pneu-
monia, but the common tyPe is pro.
duced by tt e tiny shotahaped germ,
the pn eu mococc ccus, Dnder the
microscope this is it Lilly, black speck,
surrounded by a transp trent capsule.
It belongs to the lowest order of
living, moving plant. Despite its act-
ive motility, it is not an animal, but
a' vegetable parasite.
Pneumonia is commonly associated
with cold weather. In poiret of fact it
is most prevalent in winter, but it is a
disease o31 seasons and all climates.
Wherever you find civilized beings,
there you will find pnentannia. It it3
at its worst in January. and is
least met with in July and August. A
sudden chill, bowever, in Summer, is
just as apt to end in pueinnoina, as
a, sudden chill in winter.
At the start, the symptoms are much
like of a severe "cold" or influenza.
A sharp thin is commonly followed by
a high fever. Then appears a darting
pain at the chest, a dry cough with a
hlood stained sputum (internal infect.
ions), and quick catchy breathing.
Pitetunonia, when complicated is a
self-limited disease. Toe attack can.
not be shortened. The patient must
be placed in a light, airy, well -venti-
lated cent) and plenty of water, lem-
onade and easily digested food each as
egg elbutneu, milk. and fruit ;mice giv-
einto bim.Modern physicians employ
icepaicke to the 11011(1 185(1 chest to re -
dime the fever, and relieve the pain.
minor devices are used to alleviate (be
cough, and support tin) strength of the
sufferer.
9.gainst the pnemnococous itself, na-
ture must still wage her war unaided,
But, it is often possible fnr the alert
doctor to lend :), helping hand to the
over -burdened heart.
Once upon a time whisky was ex-
tensively used as a stimulant, hut pro-
gressive physicians now hold that its
employment is dangerous, ionl other
measures are now applied. Fresh,
(but warmed) ain and plenty of it,
• is the thing most needed, Teets and
hoepital roofs are the best placee to
brg a Pin nemnonia pane/1110 health.
H1GHLy with pnetimoniawas imprisomid in hot,
In the old days the person afillieted
close rooms and all sorts of powerful
drugs were taken, Tontay good nurs-
Mg is known to be superior. to drugs.
Experiments arn now being amen.,
with a new vaccine for pneumonia.
The Vast technical dieficulties in thi
way of producing a pneumonia anti-
toxin, bas led to the injection of pre-
ventive doses of killed pneumonia
germs, the on eurnocoeco. There
seems to be some promise at for it con.
quest 111 01)81 of Leer dread maladies.
The man who hardens hirneen by
cold baths and cold "rubnowns" in the
morning and by wearing rational
clothes, is far less apt to fall a victim
than the men who bedlunin hot water
and bundles himself up in absurdly
heavy underclothes. ' Sailors and
savages seldom have pneumonia.
clerks indoor Workers generally tall
before it often.
A man with a half pine of Whisley
in his stomachfeele snug and w(1rn).
In reality his bodily temperature is
considerably below normal. And the
corpuseles and fluids of
Fatigue and other exceeses also canoe
. the natural power of resistance of the
• body to disappear. Overwork, loss 07,
sleep, worries and • intemperanee of
any, kind, ina,y retake you a, shining
nuttfor pneuntonis„,
SECESSFIll
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Heityar.
13 Leghorn A V. Ilost $1.25
jacksoll'S
3. S. (1-lomitie.,,
10 1310.ck Spanish Beet pair, 50c,
Ib. of Tea, P. ' Shepherd, ,
3. S. illansrie.
11 , White Leghorns, Best col-
ieclfon,,$5.0b, Pair of Vases, A. J.
Yr. Goreallifs. '
12 ' Andailueians, , Dest pan, lii1.00
Piper G. IVI.cLennala. '
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13 Bronze A/eclat Ponikry Review
Best 'bird' show, •
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15 13est Coillectton, 'Bantams AN:
$2.50, :wm. 'Proludtoolt.
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16 Molson ..4z Royal ]lank Silver
'Cm). ,Best Coaleetion of Dit'ode, I,
Reds,.4. V. • ' • •
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18 „Black ''',0,rpingtois; Beat Trio,
enereentennin,
or,oinmetices Saturday Januar/ Otit •
Big price reductions on all lines' of Winter merchandise
Men's and Boys' Suits and Overcoats, ,
Women's and Chiktren's,Mantles,and Fins
Sweaters arid Sweater Coats
Wool Shawls, Toques an, Mufflers
Caps, Mitts, Socks, Etc.' '
Also a "Big Clear ciit" of all broken liues of
Boots and Felt Slippers at -
manufacturer's prices.
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Commencing Saturday, January the 2oth, we
will sell all our WINTER FOOT WEAR at a dis-
count of 2 0 per cent off our regular prices.
Just note these offerings and we are sure you
will conclude that you are needing something in Felt
or Rubber Footwear.
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Ladies Felt Foxed Shoes, Reattiar 31 75 for $1 40 <
Ladies Felt Shoes, quertered Boxed. regular 1.65 for..., 1.32
Ladies All Felt Shoes, regular 1.05 for 132 i
Ladles Grain Dais, Lined, regular 1.75 fm. 140 <
Ladies Felt Slippers, Colors -Red Blue and Drown,
,
1.00 for .89
Ladies Felt juliets, Colors -Red, Blue and Brown, l'
1.25 for 1.00 <
Ohildrens Felt Slippers, regular 85 cts for .20 <
Childrens Teddy Bear Slippers:regular 85 ets for ;25 1
Ilen's Felt Bente, Foxed, vegular 2.25 for.. ....... 1.80 <
275 for
Men's eleityy Gun) Rubbers 2 bk1 and Lured. regular c.
220
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Men's Heavy Gum Rubbers, eipecial 1 bkl, regulav
1.50 for
Overshoe.s, Metre 2 buekle, regular 200 for 1,00
1.2(5 {
Overshoes, IA ens 1 buck le, regular 1.50 for 128 a
Overshoes, 1Voreen's Button,regular 2.00 for 1310
We have also several lines of Ilen's and Women's 5
Dongola Box Calf and Patent Boots that we will sell
at great reductions. For example -About 50 pairs 5
Men's Pat. Leather Boots, reg $5 line tp clear 151 3,50
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Tenders will be eeeeitiecl by the
,Conneil of Ilullett Ion the isuPPIn
or 2000 ft Rock elm plank 16 ft long
and 2 1-2 in . thick to be deliv erect
es follows -500 et at . Rinneaneps
500ft at Miller's and. 100033 at Lei -
pees. ,Tenders will be op,ened
the Township Hall on Satuanlay Feb,
ltd, at 2 In ne, James Campbell,
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Tourises 'Ric:lents now
on Sale to all pwincipai winter re-
sonts including
CALIP,ORNIA, 'MEXICO, lel)ORIDA
The Attractive. Route to
, Mutt Lost
A Sable Muff was lint the Satin day
night before Olivin Mae, 1114,Ween Con,
3, Efullett and Clinton. Findee ,A ill be
srewercied by leavieg same wit h
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Boot Affencer and lompo2rtsr
Repairing done promptly.
Skates out on while you
• waSukate straps of solid leaih.ev
cut any lenath desired.
Suit cases and Trunks re --
paired. 7'
A trial will copiince you of
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the neatness pod ptoniptness
(WESTERN CANADA with which.4 execute my work
is via Chicago. StoroOpen every evening
Is beely are, w,eek and ebtuanedi ' •' • . '.0-'''Opposite'Postoffice. .
ateameihip Tickets' on sale by ,all •
Lines. . eieneennen 45
particulars front '
'Watts
RANSFORD & SON, A. Oita' T '
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