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IU>sETT -Mr and:'. Mis Wm.
Ii47 i:eeetved deently,.a' silver „.ser
vice i>}edal won by then cell, >'dmutd,
during ?tlte Gi t Wei ';`,The young:
mart •.dzed sbme nmpnths after itis' ae
tarn t.131n Ot erSPaS
MORRIIS,-1lTiss Mar ';?I+ ,•Cd e 'tote
Y, 0n
fell ;While drivhi cows •in the" 4iin-
yaid:mecoaztly,and lixo1 a tier
.119 0'714
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$et vices': •will . 'be halo In the' ck
Church `'0n 1Sunday next, Oet.;lst, The
Rev D McTavish pf ' Exeter w111:
the pte'acltet A reet,ure and aseeial,
w?Illbe',lield ori nclay'evening,r'
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OD ERICif: ;: Miss Rt41`abei To.'n,
w hrl• had beenvasitntg' netparents,
Mro. and Mrs: J, . Elgin Toni for% the
last three 1nonths, left;ori 1'nesilay'
,Oct 1
2h £'' o
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t , or T Ionto and will Visit
hereIand at othar.points before sail
ing i1i a few weeks on' ben" rettirel trill
to .Ohilia; where she' will` resutne•`hei•
hcapittyl; work in; Pelting.' Mika Raba
inson,
Of :1St, Jpli i N • B,; ,w i accoin-
panied`]4liss Toni: on het trip hgne
fi'oni China; ,spent 'the Iast three
weeks with .lien, "and •will• retttrn with'
hex to• Peking, ••where: he ris eirgagecl
1n shnilal. worlc„-Goderieh Stay.'
•'EXETER. Bev, A, A, Trumpet bes
resigned'as recter of Trivitt'Memaplal
'Church here and'haeibeen transferred
to' St.'Patd's Cliurcli, Windsor:'Mae
Trumpery has beep 'rector• here•for
more than 10• year s and has servedon
the school board for a `.number of
years: ” He will remove 10 Noveutber ,
In the-Wandsor :pariah + he succeed,
Rev. Mr. Charlton; Who waearecently
appionthd to 'Clarksburg, in Grey,
Comity. •
;EXSTSIR: Cavell church held itte
anniversary on Sunday week. Rev.
David Perrie, D.D,, of• Wingham, con=
ducted the 'services morning aecrer.
ellen,;.,:. Monday evening a fowl sup •
per was served. The choir ea New St,
James' church, London, furnished the
music ler the' entertainment; Both
Main Street 'and. Trivitt Memorial
;.withdrew one • of thele services in
favor of the anniversary' on :Sunday.
Rev. W. R.- Alp, of'•Auburn, :co'ndnet-
ed both services in James' -1 Street and
Rev. Joseph -L. Foster of ICiritton, had
charge of the evening service in Main
St• t '
e" BRUSSELS: An evert ofet uch i
terest took place in Morris recent]
When Eadridge and Mrs. Snaith cel
brated their .golden wedding anniver
ary, _, The rooms were prettily deco
ated with white bells and gold an
white festoons, . and a happy 'crew
, gathered there to, keep.the day wi
the bide and bridegrpom of 50 yea
ago. During the day 'they were pr
ti. seated. with 'i; purse of geld by the
;family and friends, and were ale
sio Bred 'with congratulatory tel
grit s and best wishes, Before h
marriage Mrs. Smith was ,Miss' hila.
Agar. She was born in Vaugha.
on October 255th, 1857, and moved t
Mitchell, where on October 10th, 187
she wee: married to Eldridge •Smitl
who was Vern a in 1847 in' Norfol
-County.. About. 12 years ago the
pprehased the farm on which the
now reside in. Morris about two an
one-half miles from Blyth. Of thi
marriage three. children were born
Alonzo, at home; Clinton, of Peter
bore, ,and CGertrude (14110. John Sow
eras), of Wawanosh, all of whom ever
in attendaifCe at the festivities.
•GODERICH: John Jardine, 48, was
sentenced to seven years in Ports.
mouth Penitentiary on a serious
Outage against' a young woman:
WROXETER The warpage of Wrox
eter was visited by one of the woes
conflagrations in its history,Fridn
evening when the brick block, con
posed of two stores with ti resident
above, owned and occupied. by Wen
Robinson, was completely destroye
with,ithe elrtihe etentents. The fire wa
first noticed at 7:25 ,by +tee° tlboys, wh
thought it was a reflection: in the win
•dowd but on closer investigation, saw.
there teas' a serious fire. They quiek-
ly gave the nlarin,'to which the com-
nluntty readily responddd. As Mr..
Robinson' and family ' had left soave
twenty-five minutes .previous to spend
the evening +with relatives at James-
town, the only way to gain admit-
tance to the building was by breaking•
in one of the front doors. 'As there
was a strong weet-Windeblowing, the
people directed,: their efforts' to sav-
ing the adjacent buildings, in which
they. were successful. The ;glass
fronts~'on'' the i opposite side et the
street,. in, Davey'.s grocery, Allen's
drug stove, Munro's general Store,
Miss :Howe's fency goods, and. R; J.
Rann's house and telephone office
were all broken :by the intense hent.
The Brussels Chemical• fire engine 'wee
telephoned for and soon arrived, and,
with e Volunteer bucket brigade farm-
•ing g line 'to the river, the •fire.was
.Kept from spreading. Had it not been
fol the moisture caused by'the recent
rains, verty+little ee the east, end•. of
the village' would have°escaped de-
sanction. Mr. Robins n' came here
from Tara eighteen years . ago; and
has had a verysuccessful general
business, and_-unieli sympathy, is :ex-
pressed for himself and family in
their ,severe loss, :whicie is .estimated
at $1.2,00'0' with all insurance
$0,500 The oi'igin of the fire, which
gained -such headway in. so short
time, is 'unknown, but, is • thought to
have been 'caused by an ,explosion! in
the furnace.
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At a banquet given inhis honour
at the ,R+ingeEdward, Toronto, yester
day evening, Mr, Va E N. ,Sinclair,
Leader of, the. Liberal Patter' On=,
terio, announced that ,the. party, if"
elected, would e,)fercc the 0. T A
until it wee' defeated by a ,plebiscite
of the people.
The •partywas-nat,unanitnoue in the_`
de:Osten; are to of twelve members
withdi,ewi and while ':the banquet was
1» - progress :held a 1heatnig of their
mill It as, not yet'f'annouilce'd what
they will'do. They Were fo>;-the meet
t art trepreseatetivea ;; of larench Can
aclian ,constituencies.'
00itAZIES ' +TOILE OW THE DAY
"i4Slhat's "good for nay •wife's iyalleh
arches?
"Rubber heels." ' ' -
What ,shall I Tib -em with ?"e=a,
Unidentified Exehange,
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nnI pF;R i►z NAL
Interesting: Career fa dead"' W n, he .
IYi'in
=,tNlety Dles
The death OkQecixiJ>l'ed in E mtindvidlo
en. ,Menday' nalminiart.::Captain:T. R.
Jaoleson, 'el :the•ReS 1 lol.th e ::
Yf4 W St
e14eounted_ Police, ;at 'the hoaite :of iris`
niece, Miss, Jackson, ';where •he has
lived;tea'the,,past •few years Oaptain
JaekQdn ;`vas ev t ninety 'ears'oi age
A, Iiz'iyato, service wa's oonducted at.
the ;hotYse on Wednesday evening by
the ;:iiv, T. }T Brown and Thursday,
horning the remains iV:Oit Shipp d to.
Montreal ^ for: cremation 'Relatives
Iziesebt'tacoia ctxstanco for the`fun
eralaneluded `Mxb S 'T:aecksaiz and
Mr. FI Mi Jack§on; Torontg; ' G. A,
and Ea C. JaNltson; •1Vlonttoa7l •,Mi•. ane
Mxs. '.Loon,, 7llr W, O: Jackson and.
Mv, e and Mrs:. „Tudore Jackson of
Captain Jaeksori was : bite' .of Elbe
"originals".' .of the Royal Northwest
:Mounted Police and could relate:4neny
interesting reniinisceneeb of the,eamay
days in the West. •He *as a graduate
of, all the military .schools 'and; pea
sessed first e'lass . certificates from
them, viz; cavaley;• artillery and in
fantpy. ,By request 'of the Canadian
Covell/remit and permiseion.ea'the
Imperial authorities, he was' sent to
England and: attached •:Le the King's
Royal Dragoon Guards for instruc-
tional purposes, for nine months„ be -
ting the first. Canadiarr_ever appoint-
ed Made 0 .superintendent .(captain)
bf the Northwest 'Mounted Police, or-
ganized drat force under Col. French
in Toronto and acting adjutant p: o-
ceeded'te the Northwe_ot Territories'
in charge of and 'commanding the
field baittalion attached; -was wchking
officer for several years under .Col:
McLeod at Fort McLeod. , One 01 the
officers in -the camp, with him was a
son' of Charles, Dickens, the novelist,
who had come to Canada from India
because of his health.
After resigning• from the Northwest
Mounted Police Force, Captain Jack •
son spent.a numdber of years at Bay-
field, dater romovieg to San Diego,
Ca].,, with his sister, Miss Charlotte
Jackson, 4where they spent twenty
years. After, her death he returned
to reside in Egniatdville.
GRAIN S}TIPJMIENTS
FROM PRINCE "111.1PERT
Japanese Vessel • Takes Firet Cargo
From New 'Terminal Elevator—
Canadian National Forwarding
Solid Trains of Alberta 'Wheat.
'Canada -added a new and important
graih port to her: maritime facilities
on October 21st when at,the rate of
50,000:•bsuhels per houe`, the„Dolnin-
ion” Government elevator,recently
completed at•Prinoe Rupert, B.C., be-
gan loading with Alberta wheat, the
S. B. Aden Meru, the first ship,, to
leave this port carrying grain to the
markets of the world. The Aden Markt
Will take 0.000 tens of grain to Eur-
ope by way of the Panama .Canal and
as she proceeded to her wharf at 'the
elevator, another Japanese steamship,
the 5S. S. Yeifulcu Maru entered the
Prince Rupert dry dock and shipbuild-
ing plant to' be fitted for immediate
grain service from the port.
The Alberta grain pool has the new
elevator underlease and has arranged
for a continuous supply of ocean ton-
nage, the Canadian National Railways
bringing solid grain trains, .from the
prairies each day to keep the million
and a quarter bushel grain handling
plant running to capacity. Although
the initial shipments are going to
'Europe, the entrance of Japanese
shipping interests into the commerce
of the port, marks the beginning of a
large interchange of traffic with the
Orient and. Swedish tonnage to pily
through the -Panama 'canal to Europe
is now on its way here.
The City- Council and .Board of
Trade of "Prince Rupert entertained
the captains and officers' of the two
Japanese vessels at a banquet and
the: Japanese .Society 18 also acting
as host • Captain Honbo emphasized
the .geographical advantage that
Prince Rupert enjoyed in being 450
miles nearer the Qrient than any oth-
er North American port, a saving of
three or four days• time ,an a round
trip; II.e had found ]navigation ,into
the port easyy, and safe and the repair,
outfittingand dockage facilities as all
that could .be desired Hecongratu-
lated the Dominion upon tho creation
within the span of a few years of so
Complete an ocean terminal.
TO PREVENT 011 DESTROY -
SOW THISTLE
Sow,thistle is one of the mest.
troublesome weeds farmers have to
deal with, but with care it can be con-
' Sugggstions- for, its Suppression.
1—Bear in mind that a few patches -
of Perennial' ,Sow Thistle, if allowed
Jai mature, may seed down a whole
neighborhood, - Therefore: take every
precaution to , , prevent the seeding
61 patches in meadows, grain fields,.
fence corners and on the roadside,
2. --Watch for the -first two or three
I& Your Child
Tied],and Weak?
Cod, Liver Extract In• Sugar Coated -
• Tablets Puts on, Flesh and Builds•
Then' Up
In just, a few 'days—;quicker-than•
you ever dreamt, •of—these"wenderf+il.
health building; flesh creating .,table -s
called McCoys Cod Liver I'xttaet
/Tablets will start to hdlp; any 111rih
"undel'tveight little rice. e.
After :siclthess - rind waere deicers•
ai:e suspected they are especially vain-
able 1
Most people. know that 'from the
Givers of the'lowly codfish>vitae/lee-a ,
of• the .,first class are extracted --the,
rind. that help all feeble, underweight •
men, women and'ehildeeie, . -
T'ry these'ivonderful tablets for 30
days, and if your ,frail, igtruycltilcl don't
greatly ,benefit ---get your money back:
A very sicltly child ego;; 9 gainoa
l2 pounds pi 7 months
Ask airy druggist for b.'IcCoy';: Cod
Liver • l itlact Tablets -as easy to
•take as cs ncly and 80 tablets, 60 Cents.
-,Advt.
inatelae in ;the Meld and desli'oy tiie
before,the pest 'becomes e's'tablithed.,
3, Be.oarerul not tohnrrow or cal:
Ovate through patehpg•°anddrag the
• li idefground rootstocks all over the
field:
I,, :
4 ei,ennlai :Saw a' Thistle°ithiives'
most•linxuriiaiely bn eather,low, damp,
lead, 'Undeed}niai.ng therefore would;
liialp to control it<-
5.— Bheep 'ped .
and'.:
if :turned `on -a field after .harvest• will,
ievent it =seeding' aud,by„thein erose
;cropping weaken_'the underground?'
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A fishing- depaftiiaelit of more than:
} ual,interest with ;a bood;aggtega-
;ti971 •ot other ,sport`fdg. articles, seems
to feature the November issue of Rod
and Gun,:whfeh is jut published, Two
good fietion;.$toriee,are also -included.
the agg ;egation of outdoor ,read.'
ing matter, ; IMtLean of the Fiuciso,a's
Bay" by William 0 )Millar and "The;
Blue. Buoy"' by 13. G. Robbins,
".An EveltfuI Snipe Shooting Trip""
,is a good "yarn` of I;hooting on -the'
Tidal flats of . the St. ' Lawrence.,
Bonnyeastle' Dale • writes of 'E.3tiit
Fishes of -the Bay, de Chaleur," while
X. W.'Winson's article is 'this month
on "Cuckoo Owls and .Cuckoos.".
Among the writees in Fishing Notes
this month are F. Merrett, a well-
Icnown angler, Ozark Ripley and R. H.
Moore, whose., articles are supple
neented iiya nuinbei•,of others as well
as' a good Queries arid Answers sec.'.
tion.. C. S. Landis' Guns end Ain-
munition department has 'also an in-
teresting. eoIJJection of special contri-
but ons. ' W. C. 1lfotley in Outdoor.
Talk this month deals , with "The
Wo0deraft Sign Language." .
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Ain iii lies'
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wasi'field 1 ..
a ' w nto
the deli h of Torii , Ralzdwll "Who wiis
einotitered ztt y.. jk in of bran eat --the
ei1e1!zi•±Canada;; +'loitm 'Mills, Oradea
h the w c'
eel .dieiole, 77v1dence..yvas
Myonshowing etigt -Randall,- wha hail
]beer] on this •ipartieuilar ja7j; faVabout;
tendays: boton'e rho accident, had been;
an' noted at to .1110 duties and had
been toba,:'not, to;go anto•'the eorner,of„
the bin ,:1vhere 'tirefatality; occurred
do this was; eattsidered-dangerous, •
The vea0i t of 'tire' ju was, in the
•followin Words:""That he '
g N the: said •.Tohri
Wesley Randall came to" -his" death
front' saffgcation`> on the horning of
'October 13th, 1926, . at the Western `
Canada Flour Mflis•Co,'s„ plant: "We
xeeetnmend that any new' man coin-
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axre on is 17a'2itiatflar' ?pb sitouTd
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lioi,'egiil : anst} .tcted , tis 'L'o"hour
this V i r'shoald+b - dopa w t1i se04by. ,
Vice c?p',n'ot feet' c0hpetent,to suggest
any•nea4Sazfical!; appliances that evetuld
inake'it -more .sa#e, brit we thiix1 that
something elio0J I b, 4cuiehi this re-
spoct :? We zegi,et that' we •have not •
received tate "Go'ror'nment' inspeetor"s
report;. }Iaci 'e r'eeeived Mire 00100 we
nuight'`inake ftitirer .,;suggestions re
eshfety' deviee0,"
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The people who nralce inista"kea hose'
the World, .The'perfect people work
for 'them, ranning errands and c unt:.
ing'coluinns'of figures. '
Pianos, 'Radios and Phony graphs.
Weare now prepared to
quote 'you the best •prices• on
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pianos given for. years.
-'':Don't fail to see me be-
fore giving;ptyour order for
any of`tlie above lines.
Yours for business.
Jonathan Phone 34 on 616'
STARK) ELECTION A.CT,
AN 'w ONTARIO VOTERS'. LAST ACT, 1823.
THE ONTARIO ELECTION, DECEMBER 1st, •1926.
:TAICE NOTICE that the sittings of of the Legislative Assembly for each and places, mentioned in the Sched-
the Revising Officers for the purpose: of the Electoral Districts of Huron ale below, with `the names of the
of hearing complaints or appeals with North and Huron South, will be held Clerk of the Revising Officer for each
regard to the Voters Lists to be used for the respective municipalities in Municipality, and thcr last date for
at the pending election of a member said Districts, at the following times making complaints or appeals to the
said Clerk.
Mnnieipality Date o
Ashfield Township
Colborne Township
Grey Township • , . , ... , N
Howick!To wnship N
Metals' Township , , N
Tureberr y :Township , , , N
E. Wawanosh Tp. 11
W, Wiwanosh,Tp.
Goderich Towii .. Nov. 0, 1
Wingham Town . N
Brussels Village .. . , , , N
Blyth Village ,
W,, . N
n,,. er Village ,
uron• North
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Sitting Place of Sitting Time .of Sitting. +Clerk of Rev. 011., Last day for con,
Nov. 6th.. Township Hall, Ashfield , , 11 a.m...C. E. McDonagh; bucknow . , , Nov 3
Nov. 4th. ,Township Hall, Carlow .....".10 a.m., .Mrs. I, Hetherington, Goderich Nov, I.
ov. 15th'. , Township Hall, Ethel 11 a,m.. , J. I -i. Fear, Ethel Nov, 11.
ov, 18th—Township Township }Ta'l'l, Gerrie , , .11:30 0,01... Mas. C. E. Walker, Gerrie , , Nov. 15
ov. 15th.. Township Hall, llarris ..- 2 pan., , Alex. afacEwaat, 13Iuevale .. , , Nov. Il
ov. 16th.. Township Hall, +Bluevale 1:30 pan., . W. R. Cruickshank, Wingltam Nov. 12 .
ov. 130'..•Foresters' Hail, Belgrave .. 2 p.m., .Alex. Porterfield,. Belgrave , Nov. 10 .,
Nov. 6th. , Tp. Hall, W. Wawanosh .... 2 p,m., .Durnin Phillips, Lucknow. • , Nov. 3
0, 11, 13.. Court House, Goderich .... 10 a.m.—Mies Edna Webb, Goderich Nev. 5
ov, 17w h. , Town Hall, Wingham .11 p.m...W. A. Galbraith, Wingham . Nov. 14
ov. 16th, . Town Hall, .Brussels 3 pan., , A, H. Macdonald, Brussels ,, , Nov, 12
ov. 13th.. Commalpity Hall, Blyth , , , 11 0.01.—Jas. D. Moody, Blyth Nov. 10
Nov, 5th. , Town hall, Wroxeter. , , 1 p,ni...y, Fred DaveWroxeter
Hay Township y... Nov. 11th.
Rullett Township Nov. Sth.
Goderieh Township Nov. 5th,
McKillop Township Nov. llth.
Stanley Township , Nov, 12th,
Stephen Township Nov. 9th,
Tuckersmith Township Nov. 12th,
Usborne Township , Nov. 10th,
Clinton Town ....., . , . Nov. Oth,
Seaforth Town .. Nov. 4th.
Bayfield Village ...... , Nov. 12th.
Exeter VillageNor. 10th,
Hensall Village . Nov, 41h;
Baron South
.'Township Hall, Zurich , , .. 10 a.m.
.Community Hall, L ondesboro 2 pm..
.Holmes' }Fall, Hohnesville 10 a,1n.
.Carnegie Lib„ Seaforth , 2:30 p.m..
. Township,Hnll, Varna . , .. 10 0.01..
.Township Hall, Crediton .. 11 p.m,
.Walker's Hall, eBrueefield 2:30 p.m..
.Township ,Hall, EIimville 2:30 pan..
.Town Hall, Clinton , , ..... 10 a n
.Town Hail, Seaforth- , , . , . , , 1 p.m..
Town }11011, Hayfield' ,..,,. 11 a.m..
,Village Hall, Exeter 1 p.m..
,Town Hall; Ilensall 11 a.m..
ov. 2nd
, . A. F. Hess, Zurich Nov. 4
.John Fingland, Londesboro ,Nov. 4
..R. G. Thompsor,,Clinton Nov. 2
,John McNay, .Seaforth No. 2 Nov. 8
J, E. Harnwell, Varna Nov. 9
.11. Silber, Crediton - Neva 5
.11 McGregor, Seaforth No. 1 Nov, 9
,Henry Strang, }lensall' Nov. 6
,0. L. Macpherson, Clinton Nov. 3
.J. A. W ilsbn, Seaforth . , , , Nov. 1
,James Reid, Bayfield Nov. 0
.Joseph Senior, Exeter', . .,., Nov 6
.Alexander Murdoch, Hensnll Nov. 1
Mr. Charles .Seager, XX,, Crown
Attorney, is the Revising Officer for
the Municipalities of Goderich Town,
:Colborne 'Township in North Huron,
and the Municipalities of the Town of
Clinton ' Village of ,Bayfield, and
Township of Goderich. in South Hereon.
The County Judge is the Revising
Officet+-forall other Municipalities in
North and South Huron.
All persons are called aeon to ex-
amine the Voters' .Lists to ascertain
that their names are eorrectly entered
therein.
AND FURTHER 'TAKE NOTICE
that any :voter in any of the, said
•
municipalities who desires to com-
plain that his name, or the name of
any person entitled to be entered on
the said list for that municipality has
been omitted from the same,' or that
the names of anypersons who are not
entitled to be voters have been ent-
ered thereon, may as abdve• set out
apply, complain or appeal to hate his
name, or the name of any other per-
son .entered on or removed froin the
list.
AND FURTHER TAICE NOTICE
that such appeals must be by notice
in writing in the prescribed form (in
duplicate) signed by . theecomplaira
ant, and given to the. Clerk of 'the Re-
vising Officer, or left for him at his
address as stated above.
The list of voters may be seen at
the office of the Clerks of the Revis-
ing Officer.
For further infornxation write to R.
G. Reynolde, Goderieh, Clerk of the
Election Board; for the County of
Huron.
E. N. LEWIS.
Chairman of the Election Board for
the County of Huron.
Dated ,at Goderieh the nit day of
October, A.D. 1926. 81-2
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-evenly and gently su ported
, revolutibnized sleeping comfort. - :Marshall Spring Mattress, built
I t is a mattress scientifitally btiilt with many hundreds of individual
..e.• to give4eal body 814ppor for every highly resilient sPringunits gently .
'When. evety Muscle. of the body is conbAi • ' of the i body.. Every,
orilY;to4arts of' the "body -the and ,real health,builtling sleep.
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