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Now for !Bracelets, Brooch-
es and Fobs Cuff Links,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
The Latest in Every Line.
New. Stock of Mott.thorgans
Single and Doable Keys.
Holl.ler'S Best Makes
Watch, Clock and
Jewellery Repairing
"YOU . BET"
Fe W. HESS
BLAKE
(Intended for last'. week)
Dr. Rogers, Medical Health.
Officer of Brueofield, was palled to
our school last week to examine an
outbreak of chicken -pox. He or.
dered fhe school closed for ten.
days.
Mrb. McDonald and' daughter
Annabell, are at present, visiting
friends in Toronto, • Hamilton and
London,
Mr. C. Schrag is erecting, a hog
pen.
Miss Emily Drysdale, is this week
visiting friends here.
Miss Flossie C"apling is now at.
tending Seaforth Coll. Inst.
Misses Ethel Stevens and Ethel
Capling intend taking the Normal
course, beginning With this tall
term,
9 If for no other reason, Chamber
JEWELLER lain's Salvo should be kept in every
household on account of its great
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value in the treatment of burns.
34 G it is allays the pain almost instantly
1 We have opened up our 6 and unless the •injury is a .severe
one, heals the parts without a
tented by an expert niedicltt staff
which labored unceasingly to hold
in check; the Impending .
this consuming disease
developed rapidly into 00
conditions and to whic
oum,becl on the date .here
mentioned The °,funor•i
remains took placeon
afternoon. interYnet bei
the family pleb in
cemetery. Tile servic,1
an'cl grave was ..Got'
brother Foresters;
iety deceased ,was a
ber, During his,;
extended over soya
Westlake bore his.
ble suffering with
fortitude, ever 1*
gtcidance :and sup
he had placed h'
elusive confide
was a man of
and possessed a
position which g
esteem, respect a
9211 those with wh
contact. He leaves
irreparable loss on
sister tied three small
wife having predeceas
four years. The writer
the entire community 1,
New Stock of
Spring a; d
um mer
Dress Goods..
Prints. Ginghaans,
MuslieeS Etc. -
scar. This salve is also unequaledfor chapped bands, sore nipples
and disea4;es of the skin•.: Price, 25
cents. For sale by 3 J Merger,
consisting
of "sem
Coyne and inspect before.
buying elsewhere.
Our prices as usual are
B. TORT
1 Highest Prices
For Farm Produce
R. N. DOUGLAS,
,i General Merchant, B L A K E.
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That New
Winter Suit.
When looking for your new
Winter Suit, do not forget to
give us a call. We have a fine
range of Tweeds? Worsteds,
etc., to choose from. ' Our
prices are as cheap as any.
Suits made at short notice.
We also have a large nninher of
Samples to select, from.
Laundry in connection.
N. HOFFMAN
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MEAT WRKET
Ekeep in stock a
full line o fresh
meats, hams, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our 'aim is to keep
nothing but the best.
We slake our own
sausages.
Give us a call.
YUNiBLTJTDEICHER"
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There is no need ,of anyone • suffer-
ing long with thisi disease, fcir to
effect a gnick cure it is only acces-
• sary to tale a few daises of
AL! banal S
Colic, Chelsea and
Diartrhea Rowdy
1ta" fact, inmost cases one close is
sufficient. It never fails and can be
relied upon in the nipst severe and
dangerous cases. It is equally val-
uable for children and is the means
of saving the lives of malty children
each year.
in the world's history no medicine
has ever met with greater success.
RICE THIRTY-FIVE CENTS.
DRYSDALE
(Intended- for' last week)
The autumn sen.son is now here
and the fine wy eather which at pre-
sent prevails t naltles the farmers
to have their threshing setisfaotori-
ly completed •
Messrs. 15'. ,(leave, A. Westlake
and 3..Watso1, attended Toronto
exhibition, last•,week.
Mr. Palmer of Varna conducted
the service in the Union church
last. Su nclity morning, and deliver-
ed an exeeldent sermon to a large
congregation. .
Zurich seems to 'be the place of
attrilctien 011 iiaturdtty nights, and
many of the Drysdale boys go
thither ostensibly for the purpose
of seeing their best girls.
Miss E. sterling has resumed her
studies at the Goderich Coll.. Inst.
The bean 'crop in this section of
country as reportedby the farmers,
is an exceptional one and will
materially assist in increasing the
farmer's bank account.
(food bread is being ,delivered
twice a week at Mr. 3. Corriveau's
general store. This is a great con-
venience especially when the home-
made article fails to riSe ;for, the
good housewife,
Tlie Drysdale public school and
yard connected therewith present
a picturesque appearance at present
and reflects much credit on the
pert of the teacher, Miss E. Thomp-
son of Hensall and her numerous
pupils.
ages of
which
foisted
sue -
boys
o. • ,the.
essay
ade in
heart
ase
his
4
n
e of
to in
his
r, a
, his
80111eones with
xtendin g
to the rale, tives and frac ids, parti-
cularly to the dear little orphans,
their sindere sympath, in these
their sad hours of be avement„
pAsHWOOL
The village trustees have com-
menced the . work 'of laying: the
cement sidewalks for this yes/t :*
i
The large barn on the farru of
Messrs. T. and A. Westlake, which
has been undergoing repairs, is
now fully completed.. The building
is a large frame structure, resting
on a foundation of cement, with
large and commodious stabling
contained therein. A root cellar
of large capacity adjoins the barn
on the noeth side and the building
in general presents a real pretty
appearance.
Mr. K. Ward of Varna was a
guest at the home of Snowden
Bros., last Sunday evening. Mr.
Ward no doubt fully appreciated
the. fresh and exhilarating atmosp-
here of Lake Huron,. •
Cojnmunications received here
from the great North West, state
that harvesting operations are pfo-
grossing rapidly and that the daily
wage paid to farm laborers greatly
exceeds that of previous years. •
(This week's news)
Tho London'Fair is now in ' pro-
.gress and• many of our citizens are
this week in the city attending this
wonderful exhibition.
The excessive dry weather which
prevails at present has caused the
ground in this locality to become
particularly hard and the work of
ploughing in many places is
thereby rendered an utter impos-
sibility.
r
a,:rers
WORK fort
20,000 tMEll ;N iMfi`iTOt3A
ALBERTA AND SASKA'f1kIEWAN
SPECIAL
EXCURSIONS) 11."
Audo 19
Aug. 23
14.><ad. 27
Sept. 7
Sept. 10
GOING Q. 1
TIt1I'a /,.ir�4
Additional fop the Return Ticket
under conditions as belay.
' GOING DATES
From Stations north of line of G.T.R. Toronto to§.Sarnia.. and Can.
Pee. Stations on and west of Toronto -Sudbury line.
From Toronto and all C.P.R. Stations west in Ontario on and south
of main line of Grand Trunk Ry., Toronto to Sarnia, and all `Stations
in Ontario on M.C.R., P.1LL. and 'r.LI.&B. Rys.
From Stations Toronto and east. includind Sharbot bake and Kings-
ton. and all Stations in Ontario west of Renfrew, also stations on
C.O. St B. of Q. Rys., and stations on K. &P. south of Renfrew.
From all 'Stations Toronto and west, includind Stations on C.P.R.
Toronto to Sudbury.
From all Stations east of Toronto in Ontario.
ryONE«WAY SECOND-CLASS TICKETS WILL BE SOLD TO WINNIPEG ONLY
Representative farmers, appointed by Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta Governments,
will meet and engage laborers on arrival at Winnipeg.
Free transportatipn will be furnished at Winnipeg to points on Can. Pae. where laborers are
needed, east of Moose Jaw, including branches, and et one cent a mile each way west
thereof in Saskatchewan and Alberta.
A. certificate is furnished with each ticket and this certificate when executed by farmer
showing that laborer hes worked thirty Slays or more,will be honored from that point
for a second class ticket back to starting points in Ontario, at $18.00, prior to
Nov. 30th, 1909. •
Tickets are good only on special Farm Laborers' trains and will be issued to women as well
as to men, but will not be issued at half fare to children.
iFoe full particulars see nearest C.P.R. agent, or
write R. L. THOMPSON, D.P.A.. C.P.R., TORONTO
Mr . Arthur Kellernlalin antl;;Miss
Minnie Ehlers left on Monda'y`;to
attend the North Western College,.
at .Naperville..
Mrs. William Rhode is at present
visiting her daughter. 1st Loudon.
Miss Amelia Eidt, of Berlin, is
spending her holidays here at the
home of her brother, the fay. L.
K. Eidt.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bolden of
Pigeon, Mich., were visiting old
time friends here on Sunday.
Miss Dunn has again accepted
her position as milliner, with Tie-
rnan
ie-
man and Edighoffer. ,
Messrs. Alf Zimmer and North
Dei trick, left last Friday night ( for
the West. We wish thein every
success.
Mr. and Mrs, George Eclighoffer
spent Sunday at Blake
Miss Laura Weber left on Wed-
nesday for London.
At the business, meeting of the
Y. P. A. last -weelta hiss rtauda
Routlege was eleetea delegate to
the corning convention.' and Miss
Truss Miller as Alternate. The
reports of the different committies
showed the Y. P. A. to be in a very
good condition.
4F YOU U S E
Royal Household
Five Roses
0
or other Brands of Flour from Rannie's Flour
'and Feed Store. The best in Groceries at close
Prices. All kinds of Feed on hand.
S. RANNIE, = _ 'ZURICH
Highest price in Cash pad for Butter and Eggs
.Fpr 'Huron County the total nun,,
ber of registrations .Made at the
Registry Office, G.ederich,, for 1947
was 4,210, and for 1008, 3,540, and
the fees for 1908 amounted to $3,,-
987 85. The different instruments
registered during 1908 were as fol-
lows : Deeds, 1.108 ; mor tgages,
933 ; discharge of mortgage 888 ;
wills, 232 ; leases, 22. The gross
revenue of the Huron registry
office for 1906 was $5,917.30 ; 1907,
$5,917.35 ; 1908, $5,06.9.60. The de-
puty registrar received for, his ser-
vices in 1908, $766.67. The net
amount received by the Registrar
in 1906 was $2,589.30 ; 1907, $2,740.-
20
2,740.-20 ; 1908, $2,379.86. The aggregate
amount of the mortgages register-
ed in the county in 1908 was $1.-
471,293.03.
Next time you are tempted to
patronize the mail order depart-
mental stores consult the advertise-
ments in the local papers and visit
your home merclrtnt. If be has
not what you want he will get it
for yet. If it is not tight he will
make. it right for :you. ' Nothing
could be fairer than this, You will
not lose anything by'1 the transac-
tion, you will be ;the eainer in the
'11 have the
yon are
building
reaping it
Miss S. Watson and brother Fred
also Miss L. M. Snider, intend leav-
ing on Monday next to attend the
Seafprth Collegiate Inst.
Mr. A. Horner is again enjoying
good health and we are again pleas-
ecl.to see Albert,once more in our
midst.
Mr, E. W. Snider was a guest in
Zurich last 'Sunday evening.
Ib is oris sacl duty thhis, week to
have to. record the death of a highly
respected resident of Stanley Town-
ship in the person of Mr. Matb.ew
De Westlake, who departed this
life on Monday last. For several
months' past Mr. Westlake• had
been confined to his room suffering
from the effects of a severe caudate
which had located itself on his
left jaw and as time progressed
absorbed the vital elements of his
once .ragged frame. During, his
illness the deceased had 'been at
long run, and you
satisfaction of
doing your share
up the home to
in the front ran
1have founds
matism 1 Not a
distorted limbs o
etrowths back toil
Rpt I can now sura
this deplorable dice,
Iii Germany—will
Which Dr. Shoop's
a perfected, doyen
that last ingredient,
many cases of Iiheu
formly cures all cut
much dreaded disea
wastes, found in Rhea
and pass away wider 0
freely as does sugar w
And then, when dissolve
freely pass From the 53,
Rheumatism is sone for
real need—no actual eaqu
out help. We sell, rind in
Rhes.
tett the
ba'is
possible.
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ci!
he Cit?
ilfew kh
t o
as6F, ittuupsi.
eretofore
e granule*
in todistolini
lais remdd 1iM'
to pure wetet.',
oisonous Wastes,
d the 00060 01
bergis now n4
utter longer with.
deuce rocommoudi,
Ill Q S
e any Rei
Ae it t ERNEdi
An
Ont,~; ries Paint
for onto Ho Homes
\/OU are not asked to try "a new discovery" nor
to make an experiment when you paint with
ROBERTSON'S SON'S PEl PREPARED PAINT
It has been made, sold and used in Ontario for many,
many years, and from the beginning has led the mar-
ket as an absolutely dependable product.
It is made especially to meet and withstand the par-
ticular climatic conditions of this Province—not made
to be sold on the Pacific Slope, the Middle Western
States or the Atlantic Seaboard, 'but for Ontario
—an Ontario Paint for Ontario Homes.
This is one of the reasons it gives such
good service. It will pay you to come in
for a color card and special prices.
It is true, as some writer has
wisely observed, that "It is the
mother's sunny smile that starts
the day happily, or her frown that
mars the day for members of her
household. In order to command
love and respect, mother must, first
o all; have full control of her
temper ; must be able to appear
happy uncler trying . conditions;
must have learned to govern her-
self ; and have reason to respect
herself, or she will fail where she
should reign supreree."
Not an easy task-nity, 'a diffionit
one at times, and one requiring
the divine ,patience that (Hod gives
to some wives and mothers. There
is many a great moral victory bactr
of the mother's smile, back of her
self control, beck of the careful
Shard she puts upon her tongue,
No mother ever reigns worthily in
her own little home kingdom with•
otic achieving a great many moral
victories and without winning the
alaprgving smile of God. --Faith
Fenton.
Pink Pain Tablets—Dr. Shoop's—
stop headache, womanly pains,
any pain,. anywhere, in 20 minutes
etre, Formula, on the 25c. box.
Ask your druggist or doctor about
fora-Iola—it's 11118, told `by 3 J
Witter.
THE HOME PAPER.
With all the modesty we believe
the home paper is not the most
important institution in any town.
It is the medium through which
the town espealts to the outside
world and is the means of cum-
munication between the people of
the vicinity. Long ago, under
inspiration, it was written, "No
roan ever hvet]i to himself," and
this truth was never more appar-
ent that it is to.O, y. No man can
retire from activity and live. He
retest know what is • going on about
him, and the world must know
what he is doing. The use of the
Newspaper is the best plan by
which it is carried on,
Drive Rheumatism out of the
blood with Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic
Remedy and see how quickly pain
will depart. Rath -ons never did
reach the real disease. Rheumatism
isn't in the skin. It's deep down—
it's constitutional. Getting ridof
the pain, is after all, what counts.
That is why Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic
Remedy goes, by word of mouth
front one to another. And herein
lies the popularity of this Remedy.
It is evinnini defenders every,
where, 1'ablete or Liquid. Sold by
1 J Monier,