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We are ready I
with a full line
of IIolid,ay goods
It will be to
your advantage y
to call on us be- I
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i General Merchant, B L A K E.
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EAT 'MA trET
WE keep in stock a
ii full line of fresh
meats, hams, etc, etc
• Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our aim is to keep
nothing but the best.
We make our own
sausages.
Give us a call.
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of Rupture from infano)r to
old age, without operation
or loss of time.
ACT AT ONCE
and remove the daily dan-
ger of strangulation. Fill
in coupon and send to
Retern to
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88 Caledonia St.
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D. S. Faust Inas a goodassort.
ment of chinaware. The best
display we ever had.
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The following report shows lace
stitnding of the pet- s of U. l3 is
No. 9, letani, :. tor leoveaxil,e'.
I'Vcl yy ,,rr )vol inson, 3 , Ae
11iscat;, Jie thio cY.
Sr II . Ibertti Finlay,
Zapfe, Nancy Brennermatu.
Jr II Gladys Douglas,
Munson, Clarence Parke,
Pb II (a) John Moyer,
Meyers, Ruth Zirk.
Pt It (b) Eva l3oyes, Sarah Erb,
Harvey Moyer.
Pt 1 (a) Herbie Moyer, Gordon
Zirk, Carl MoClinchey.
Pt I (b) Florence Boyes, Mary
(xingerich, 13 ,nth Sehrag.
G. S. Howard, Teacher.
The London papers of Wednes-
day, informs us. that Rev Mr.
Johnston, of Ilderton an English
i ettlement has accepted the call of
Blake and Varna, and will preach
his farewell sermon on Christmas.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Kennel, on Dec. 2nd , a sox'.
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When women get the ballot if a
handsome mann gnus against a
pretty girl what will be the result?
An the women will vote for the
her:daem(' marl, and all the men
will vote i. or the pretty girl. Hus-
bands and wives will quarrel over
the affair, and the divorce counts
will be choked with trade. It
looks dangerous.
The Good Booksays; "Man is
fearfully and wonderfully made,"
If the fashionable woman had exis-
ted at that time, elan would never
have been mentioned. An exchange
says ;that an up-to-date woman
wears a rat's net in her hair, a
corset hugs her tired waist, a
washtub over her head, and a
hobble skirt handcuffed at the
ankles.
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION
CALANDER POR 1911,
The publishers of The Youth's
Companion will, as always at this
season, present to every subscriber
whose subscription ($1.75) is paid
for 1911 a beautiful Calender for
the new year. The picture panel
reproduces a water -color painting
of an old time garden in a flood of
summer sunshine, with a back-
........,,,nTi .,p Tnr,•,7,.,..�:rr nalnlnrq
through which one patches a
glimpse of distant hills. The
picture being in 12 colors, the
tones of the original are faithfully
reproduced.
HAY COUNCIL
The cannon met on Thursday `2nd
inst., with all Members present. A
large number of accounts were pas.
sed and ordered to be paid, parti•
oulars of which will he found in
the treasurer's statement to be
issued shortly. .A regulation was
made as to renting of the town
hall for concerts etc. Hereafter
the fee for entertainments for
which an admission will be charg-
ed, will be $5.00 per night. The
charge for church socials or other
ohnroh meetings will be $1 00 per
night. The next council meeting
will be held on the nth inst.
F Resq Sr., Clerk.
DECEMBER ROD AND GUN
A .Christinassy flavor, with an
abundance of light reading, marks
the December number of Rod and.
Gun in Canada, published by W. J.
Taylor; Limited, Woodstock, On-
tario. included are some notable
articles, Mr. Bonnyoastle Dale tel.
ling of the contraststo be found at
this season on t1ieTaoidc Coast' as
compared with.. other portions of
Canada ;while the delights of a
canoe trip in New Brunswick with
the exhilarating experiences of
days of days of rapid water are
well described by Mr. S. B. Bustin.
Then there are fishing stories re.
raltin the pleavnres of rod and
line. Mrs. Charlotte C 1'aloottgiv.
ing voice to the feelings of many
who are inevitably led to engage
in the proper season in a retiree -
tion that has filled some of the
happiest hours of their lives Big
gawps hunters targe net forgotten suis
n. planer by Dr Edward Greek on
I utol,e•afl <I ft1 A;:i" ;ir,:iti method -
is calculated to i,Ttvo ;alt ine°r•et.terl
in genie problems in thi,, eemitry
niw-h food for thought OrNp,
bright verses, with an Old Tinto
Stcaiy, 21414 Many other good thini.r.3
coninie t e tc number that for variety
and inn rest is the equal of auy.
that have ever gone before and
'crest :sub.:edit; the reputaitem which
the lt►i.ugez i.ne has achieved,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of
Henry Holtz late of the Township
of flay, in the County of Huron,
fanner, deceased,
Notice is hereby given that all persons
. qui i,'aln or r'ct y i„ e in,:t, rhe
late Henry Hotta:, who died on ar ab",t,t:
;ltra inti" tlLLV n° ' , +i
1.•atnrlaap of Haytante:.
t, .-cud he il,. : ",' cn JDI[ce, .
Cu* tesi, eeeet, .,aid deccatFed,
reirees and addresses and full Parti•
s in writing of their diaaians and
seente of then. avi.otants and tine
„of the securities, if any, hold by
D NOTICE is further given that
the 3rd day of January 1011, th•e
exooutors will proceed to distribute
ssets of the said decaaaasasei aanong theas entitled thereto, having regard
0 the claims of which they 41u1,11 then
tad notice and that the said executors
of be liable for the said assets or
art thereof to any person of whose,
they shall not then have received
ed the 6th day of December 1910.
D. Coeke,
,F+olieitor for said executors,
NOTICE TO DEBTORSa
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Judge Holt of'Goderioli., presided
at the Division Court held here, on
T2nesday„ Beaver vs Jdayter, judg-
ment reserved. Massey Harris Co,
vs Snider, was non•suited. A
nutnber of judgment suuln;onsee,
were disposed oft'.
ATHLETIC WORLD
The Athletic World. by its- T;?a.
oember putnher morestrongly than
ever establiaihea its positioia'as the
best athletic and sports magazine
in Canada. Its exhaustive treat,
merit of the whole national and.
world aspects and occurrences in
the realm of outdoor and izidoer
sports fills a tong felt want The
illustrations are many and excel
lent, depicting the happenings in
universal athletics, especially pre-
senting to Canadians everything of
sporting moment in the Dorninion,
giving a complete resume of the
past month's seasonable sports, It
is a national monthly of world
scope for Canadian followers of
athletic sports.
The following is the . report of
S. S. No 8 Hay, for the month of
November. The names are in
order of merit.
V el. Chien Trnemner,
Sr IV L Kuntz.
Jr IV F. Klienfeldt, T, Kuntz,
E. Hartman, G. Wiegand (absent )
Sr III T. Miller, L Mesaener, O.
Truetnner.
Sr II L Shumaolter, B Shurn,
acher, 0. Kuntz, C. W1egand, C.
Rarttnan, E. Messner, L. Broder-
ick (absent)
Jr II C. Becker, N. Miller, H.
Booker, B. Wiegand, E. Hiienfeldt,
N. Klienfeldt, H. Messner.
Sr Pt 1 E. Miller. A. Hartman,
W. Ziler, V, Becker, T. Messner,
21. Truemner.
Jr Pt 1 Edward Messner, E.
Klienfeldt, R. Hartman, Elda
Messner. V. Graybiel,'leacher.
STEPHEN COUNCIL,
The Council of the Township of
Stephen convened in the Town
Hall Crediton, on Monday, the 5th
day of December, 1910 at 1 p. ns.
All members were present. The
minutes of• the previous meeting
were read and adopted.
Anderson _Yearley ; ''That the
Bond of the tax collector be re-
ceived as read and filed in the
clerk's office."
•`Tuerth--Anderson: '.'That in
the matter of the Morrison Drain-
age Appeal, under the Ditches and
Watercourses Aot, that the clerk
be instructed to notify the Solici-
tor of the Municipality not to open
up this matter or offer any further
argument or evidence,'. Carried.
A. number of aecounis were or-
deredto be paid particulars of
which will appear in the ', treasur-
ear'sannual.statement.i, ••,
The council adjourned to meet
again in the Town"Hali, Crediton,
onThursday-, the 15th of December
at 1 p, rel. Henry Silber,
Tp. Clerk.
Ch°sm scri'm'sColic, Cholera area
Diarrhoea Remedy,
vi.quo:1'SCiI.a..Miv it %T+w. rt may save lire.
CANADIAN HOME JOURNAL.
A short time ago, in answer to
the question "What Canadian
magazine have we to take the
Place of foreign women's lour.
reals?" the Montreal Gazette
replied, ".Write to The Canadian
Rome Journtil. Toronto., for a
sample copy." We tire glad to
give the swine suggestion to our
readers It is a magazine of
splendid quality and interest that
roust appeal to all Canadians.
December is a cheery attractive
number, breathing the Christmas
spirit,. It has very excellent
stories: "The Turn of the Tide"
by Virna Sheard ; "The Comfort
ing of Eugene" which must reoa.11
the many small troubles -of child-
hood that seemed so momentous
"The Unoonfessed Cross" by
Katharine Hale ; "A Pound of
Tea" by Marion Waltham; some
interesting chapters from. Mrs,
i oClung's successful book, "The
,ecor Chance" and the serial
lvel, "".T,aainne of the Marshes"
by E Pilin lis Oppenhein .
;:ehris'nias is the great "home"
clan . ul next best to being home
are letters from the folies, and
remernhraxaces however tarnall the
intrinsic value may he. Even on
opposite sides of the earth the
wanderers unite to celebrate and
so far as possible to reproduce the
the home atmosphere. Nan 'MotiI-
ton tells of a South .African 'Yule-
tide in "Christmas in Natal," A
new, chapter in the -Life of 'Dickens,
that greet lover of Christmas, is
interestingly told in Dickens. at
Broadstairs, -by Emily Weaver.
The children are well remember
lid in this Cbristrnas nurnber with
a prize rebus, geographical
puzzles, and a geographical Christ-
mas dinner. There are prize
stories, too, that the childret, tell
about their pets.
Christmas suggestions fill many
pages; there are novel and asf eeto.
tive table decorations, well illus.
trated from photographs ; decora.
tions for rooms; plans for Chrise
max entertainments, games fortune
telling, charades ; Christmas menus
and recipes aappiaati to the house-
keeper who is looking for some-
thing a little different. ,"'
All persons inclobLea to the' estate of
the late Henry Holtz must, pay thoir ac.
counts to the nndcrsit;aod on oz' before
Jiaan,ry3rd 1911. Claaiins outstanding
•a.ftcr that date, will be `l,taeccl in other
hands for collection.
Dashwood. Dec. eth ION, ) •
Geo. Ittlighoilar ( Exeoutors
Latu'a Edi;;iaofYer
19-3 of henry II'o' n, deceased.
1 ant ready with a full Stock of
Deering Implements in my wareroom
Opposite the Town Hall
.A. full supply of Wheelbarrows, Extension ladders,
and will keep a complete stock of the leading makes
of Plows and Points ; Dairymaid Cream Separators,
Wagons and Sleighs.
Give me a Call
and see if I can't satisfy you. If I am not at home call at the
Zurich Peed Store—they will show you my Stook. See our
Clover Leaf .Manure Spreader
before you buy, These Goods are SECOND TO NONE.
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FLOUR==Miivertoi, Exeter,
Hensall, Parkhill and Royal
Household.
We take eggs, cash or any kind of grain
in exchange for flour or anything we sell.
All kinds of Peed and Grain always on
hand.
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For °tprh i live,? y
Strong. straight trees with good t(;1Ja and an ab-
undance of fibrous roots. Every tree gtlaranreecl
strictly first grade and true to name.
Our assortment of Apples is complete. We never
had such a fine .lot of trees in this line:
Send in list of stock minted, stating quantity.
We will quote you sp(; 'sal priccs. Ask. for
Catalogue. Take the Agency.
I loos, W. Bowman Son. Co., Ltd.
RIDGEVILLE, - ON T AR1O
D. S. Faust invites you to conte
and look through his stock of j scaooL REPorT.
Xmas goods,
Mr. Louis Sehilbe of the 14t
Carl., bas purchased Mr. Len
Kipper's farm, at the corner o
Zurich Road and 1 eth Con. Th
ricepaid$. .
p is 1 Possessior
� U00 00. Posse..sto
will be given April lst.
h Tho following is the report of S.
o i S. No 0, I:i,.,•, for the month of
f i November. Nettles are in order of
e 1 merit
zI Sr II Zinnias Etsenbach, Koletta
Foister, Beatrice tiennio.
7 . ., .
ci Jr IV +..1•, r ,.ell, F,?°.:1I•cl
Hey, Iiolaert Ewer h,,cia,
Sr II)" •c
7 in - •(?
i 1..'111;1111. 1.
l:,� r' , c.h. Car.- : on
i Waldfone UUorbe, t t7,ibti.:,
'1 Sr pt1'ler,t.Ree•iei, Tudor Snaith
t Irene Regia='oseti.e, uabus.
} ,lr pt 1 tVesley in ituier, Garnet
1 ‘t'ildfong. , .
I('las' A Luella Buechler, Lylaa
(:iingeerioil.
':�'o. on roll :34. Average attend-
clan;; 2 a, digs lfartleib,
Teacher.
The quicker a cold is €;otton n
of the less the danger from pueu
Leonia and other aurions diseasee
Mr. B. W. L. Hall, of Wavet•1y,
Va , says! el untidy belie e
berlain's Cou: h Remedy to „t
absolutely the best preparation on
the market for colcls. I have
recommended it to my .friends and
they all agree v'ith .me, ' For
sale by all dealers.
Mr, Menno Oesch of the Bronson
Lino, one of the old settlers of the
Township died at the hone of his
'on Rudy, on Saturday, at an ad-
vanced age. The deceased had
been poorly for sense time, and the
attack of pneumonia, proved too
much foe his ,frail oonstitottc*it
\Ir, C)esoh was a. man of kindly
disposition and he was respected
by all who knew him. The funeral
was held on Tuesday foreeoon, the
interment taking place in the
Amisoli cemetery. A large number
if acquaintances and relatives were
eresent to pay their respects to a
orthy friend and neighbor. Tani
1B1 Az,n extends the sympathy of
lie coanmunity to tho sorrowing
You young risen come to 1) S !
r'auat's store and buy a fine present
'or yonr .mother, sister or belt
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to offer tem c.' : tr;f, Io1. alutibing
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