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THURSDAY, NOV. 30, 1916
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
CUONCIL
The council of the corporai:ion
of the County of Huron will meet
in the ,counci 'chamber, in the
Town of God•erich„ on Tuesday
the 5th. day of December next, at
3 ,o'clock'. '
W. Lane, Clerk.
Dated Nov. !20th, 1916
WHAT EVERYBODY NEEDS
THE BEST LOCAL PAPER AND
!THE BIG CITY DAILY
While twe contend that the great-,
est measure of circulation of your
local paper in your own community
its essential to the best ends, inter-
ests and enterprises of the district
we ia'so realize the necessity el the
inretropolitan daily newspaper to
keep in touch. with markets, out-
side :happenings word -wide and
-war news. We have made special
aer:;rigements with. the Daily Mail
ei.n' _empire, by which we can off-
er it and our own paper, the two
!together, 'Lor twelve months for
$3.75,
This is an opportunity by which
Von get the two best papers con-
cerning news of Home and abroad.
Send all orders to office of this
Vaper.
LOOK!
.COUNTY NEWS
Stanley township council at
their last meeting voted a grant
of $1.000 to the British Red Grote.
Fund
A quiet wedding took place at
the home or Mr, and Mrs, Cheries.
C. Pilgrim, of Narita, on November
22nd at e'.evehh o'clock when their
daughter, Maggie was united en .
marriage to Mr, Wesley Honking,
of Auburn, Rev, D. Johnston of-
ficiated, The happy coup's bit
on the evening train for Loieteei
where they will reside,
AN APPEAL BY TIDE QUEEN
BUCKINGHAM PALACE
24th, October, 1916.
On the threshold of the. there'
winter since -the
2 etbeg eningl of tthe
he
War, I appea.
have generously responded to my
requests fin work during the pass.:
two years not to relax their seie
fort: in providing comforts or
our soldiers and sailors.
Tlu' appli a.iens from reg mems'
and hospitals at home and abroad
_nerease ireitead ,of d:minisih, and
an almost .unlimited number o L
',:rgb is needed if the Queen
MaiysNcealework Guild is to
sheet al' the demands Made upon
kr,
.. Si. Edward 'Ward has -recent-
ly poirted out, the chief needs at
Why not use the best coal?
SCR NTON COAL
Chestnut, Furnace, Black=
smith and soft coal. Good
supply on hard.
the pit, tliioment are mittens,
mufflers, helmets, sseks ygloves, On November 15th, Mr. Leonard
t --d cardians, ia'nd my ,Guild is lt.ZcTaggart, ens of the o'dzs< re
HENSALL
SPO
Mr. and Mrs. Robt,. McArthur
have moved into the xesidenee
purchased frjmRev. W...J Doherty
wits) recently rmoved to London;
Dr.. Malloy is moving hlis res---
turant and grocery basiness'to the
a\i.i blocky
Mrs. D ,Bell, has returned frottn,
a
vi it with relatives in the •Statee.
M._s. Ferguson, and children, of
ilIinneapolis, are spending a few,
months with her father, Mr. At
Johnston.
Cep, Smals has sold his house to
eras. Johnston,. He hate hove:. to
S. Horton's farm uin iTuokersmith.
On Nov, 19th, Mrs. Geo. ,.Codd
passed away atter an illness iof
some month% She wag born in
18:2 on the old McGregor home --
stead, 2nd cont., Hay ,and lived
there until six years ago when she
moved to !Hensel' with her hush
band, who with two sots, survive
i••er,.
'`5�°_ ..«.w,-:,�yt.,s_ ••--''.�.,' =fie: �.
EXETER
also being speciatlly asejackd ets,
pyjamas, day shir.,s,
blenketb and sheets'. opportunity
1 'wish to 'take this
of thanking again the many work-
ers in many lands who have so
kindly contributed to the; splendid
c'o'al of 3,991,78.1 g.lrnten.s, which
have been sent out in 26 months
from. Friary Court.
Signed, Mary R.
A copy of the above aplaealwas
enclosed to Arthur Van Koughnt t,
C. E. CASE St SON
BUNS 35 HENSALL
1916
CLUBBING UST
eteLeeiske
sidents passed away aged 81 years,
Mr. W. Davis has enlisted with
the Highlanders stationed at
Windsor.
'Thos, Boyle has taken' the agen
cy for the Chevrolet autos.
N. D. Hurd 313 and to.n, who spent
the summer at P;.r' Franks, have
returned. to town for the winter
,months
Capt Dr Racey, of the R. A,
O. returned horat fr)m France last
President for Ontario, the folio \v, week, after rine resnths service in;,
ing being an extract), from the let- the trenches He re:e_ved a great
ter; I feel sure you will like to xeceptlee y,•I'ark1ii11, ills name
know how much Her Majssty ape ;s•.vi.
preciates your gen.erons support
of Her Guild, and I hope you will
be able to help us as 1o3• ally in the
1u.ure as you have done in the pas
t
A copy of the appeal has just been
inserted in all the newspapers.
4gned Aimee Dawson
Herald and Daily Globe $8 75
Weekly Globe 1 75
" " ,Daily Mail and Em-
pire .. 3 75
" <` Weely Mail and
Empire 1 75
"_ " Toronto Daily Star 2 85
" `< " Daily News 2 85
" " Weekly Star.. 1 75
" London Free Press
Morning Edition3 60
Evening Edition.... 8 60
Weekly Edition, 1 85
' London Advertiser
Morning l tition.te. 3 60
Evening Edition,,.. 3 60
Weekly Edition,.,.. 1 75
Farm & Dairy 1 75
Weekly Sun 1.80
Farmers Advocate, 2 40
Montreal Family
Herald and Weekly
Star... .. . . 1 85
Weekly Montreal 1 85
Witness
<` Canadian Country -
or
STANLEY TOWNSHIP, •
The following is the November
report for S. 5, No, 5, Stanley.lrhq
names 'ire in 'order of merit,.
(Lady Dawson) Sr. IV—May Pollock; Pearl
n adsw:er to the appeal Lady gtepihexrson.
Iiendrie has :graciously arranged
a shower for Soldiers Comfort to
be held at the Government House
on Thursday afternoon, December
7th and all those desiring to con-
tribute in response to the Queen's'
request may send their gifts of
comforts or money, by post, to
Lady Hendrie, Government
Housee the
Toronto, at any time
befostab, of December. —
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR
FORESTRY BRANCH.
Timber Statistics ,
In 'time of war it is importenil
that manufacturers, and producers
generally, should know as ac
curately as 'possible the producti,
on of Canada in staple lines.ThIS'a
is done for our forest. indusftries(
by the 'annual bu11a ins of the
Forestry Branch of the Depart -y
,men: of the Interior, The series,
covering the caland'ei.. year 1915
has just: been completed, I.. con-
sists of Bulletin 53 A for lumber,
lath and !shingles ; 58 B for p ulp
wood a'nd 'wooat-pulp; and E.8 C
for poles and railway ties, Any
citisen interested can secure
copy free by -applying to the;
Director of Forestry, Ottawa.
FUR BEARERS BRINGING HIGH,
Jr. TV—Myrt:e Armstrong, El---.
;nor McLinchey; Wilmer McLinch
ey.
Sr, III— Edna. McLinchey;
Jr, III— • Willie McLinchey,
Leonard McBride;
II— Frank McLinchey, Clara
Stephenson and Gladys Ashton,
equal; Edgar McBride; Garnet
McLinchey; Ernest McLinchey.
S Class -Grace Manson Mabel
McLinchey.
Primer— Walter McBride; Irene
McLina•chey ; Willie Parke. ..
The best s.Feller in the monthly
spe1nes match were
Slr. IV —May Pollock.
Jr. IV —Myrtle Armstrong.
Sr, III—Edna McLinchey.
Jr. III—Leonard McBride.
II—Gladys Ashton!,•
I Class—Grace Mansion.
R. McBeth, 'reacher..
PRICES, FOXES IN STRONGEST
DEMAND
IYrappers will be well paid for
thleil time . and efforts this Win-
ter,. An •unusual good demand
and high prices ' will prevail for
:F'ur-bearers... Every member et!
the Fox Pmialy is popular and
bringing 'high prices. Fisher isl
<a clo-se second and the price ie
-very high. It will take millions
of Mus'srat to ra`isfy the Amexi an
coxeumption. The Hudson Seel
Cog' is in th:e height of its ,,spiel,
er;ty American Dyers are en-
larging their shops to increas>J
their capacity for seal dyeing more
Muskrat than .ever before, Every
Fur -bearer col'.ected in this scc'ti-
oar will coinimand hligh Market
prices., , ,
A. 13, Si;ubert, Inc., Chicago, IT,
5. A. the largest House in the
World dealing exclusively in Ae
nherican Raw Furs who advertise
in The Rer'a.lf publish "The Shu-
bert Shipper", a Market Report
and Prix List, 'which is :nailed Ere
It is net a eg mtagazine; it con-
tains no -advertising matter and
every word in it is good stitind re-
liable Market news fen everybrr
50 inch -of the industry—American
man Raw Ti'ui's,
.Y AUTO TIS OF THEE
NI -trip
mai
DASHWOOD
Mrs. 13, G., Kraft and son, Victor,.
are visiting relatives in Lindsay
this week.
.-Mee. Ar`_ Dca;i of Port Huron is,
visiting her father, Mr. H. Collies
at present.
Mr. Chas. Genttner has left for
-Landon where he has secured a
position,
811', and Mrs. ;Tom :Isaac and
fancily .of Greenaway visited re-
latives here ion Saturday and
Sunday
Mr. Chas, Schlundt and Mrs,
Wm., Beck, of Mount Clemens,
Mich., attended the funeral of their
father the late 111. Schlundt, on
Tuesday.
Miss Ida ,Held its, visiting in
Perkhill •.a few days this weelo
Mrs. A. Ball left Wednesday
morning for Detroit where she
w'ili spend the winter with her
daughter.
WS J. Keilerm'•an spent Wed-
luesday in Londont
• !The Ladies 'Aid of the Evangelic
al church this week sent a box
to Toronto, contiiiieg compforts,
and second -handed clothing to be
distributed among the poor.
My auto ?tis of thee,
Short cul to poverty„
Of ghee ,I chant.
I blew is pile of dough,
On yah: ,two years ago,
Axed now you refuse to go,
Or won't or can't.
IThrcugh town or countryside,
Yon were my joy and pride, o
A happy day.
I
bees 'thy gaudy due ,
Thy r.ic ,white 'tiros so new,
But now your down and out for
true,
In every :way.
To the. old rattlebox,
Cache many bumps -and knocks,
For thea rI 'grieve,
Biidiy th„ cop is torn,
revel are ,Lhy seats and worn
:1 paid for thee a price.
Twoul'I nue a marei!e , < tvi 'e
Now e's eryane tis yelling (‘Ice,"
I warder Why?
!Thy* motor !has the grip-,
h7'e ep 1, plug has the pip,
And woe is thine.
I too, have su"fered chills,
Ague a•c kindred ills,
Bede e aring to .pay my bills,
Since Wert mince '
t4011S is Irl ' batik roll now,
No .more '+twould choke a cow,
As once before.
Yet if I had the mon,
So help lisle John?athen
I'cl buy Imyself another' call„
And speed ,somteniore.
v4:
CREDITON
- While driving home the other
day, Gertie, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Winer, of net here
met a runaway team attached to
wagon!, Luckily she escaped
With :t few bruises but the buggy
was badly wrecked in, the colision,
Mr. Ira Bra'Ajn, of Edmonton,
.Alta., is visiting at his' hone hero,
Revival meetiing.s are being
held it the Evangelical church.
The council of Stephen willevy
a, rate Of 1 mill on the dollar for
the Bietish Red Creed Fund. .This
will In ice a gilanrt of $`267.0, be-
sides :rsewill •afferinget
INPIAN JUMPS ROM MOVING
ia.AIN THROUGH WINDOW
Charged with stealing chickens
in Elgin county last September,
James Ailey, an Indian, was take.
en into custody at He'•nsall by Con-
stab'e. Alex Shaver, who tug's bring
;ng hitn back on the Bruce on Fri,
day last. Riley an a pretext was
ellowed to go to the lavatory or.
the train!. Locking the door, he
-mashed the window and jumped
out while ethe train WAS moving
15: miles an hour, somewhere be-
tween'•tIlderton and Denfield. The
train was mot stopped, but Con-
stable Shaver at the next station
telephoned back and also to high
Constable Whitesides. at Hensel.
who first arrested Riley'. Un -to
the afternoon the daring redskin
bad not been heard of further. On
em,piai,nt of Elijah Waddilove.
Ccinstable Shaver bast September
traced the chickens to rt London
racking plant and traced Riley to
Hensatl. The latter was abete to
move back to the Mun•cey reserve,
when arrested,:
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We have been re -appointed Agents for the a hove
namel implements a•ncl are prepared tc take orders of all
kinds of li'1`assey-Ifarris uzachin'es for next season.
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W.E ALSO KEEP IN STOCK ALL FINDS OF MASSI Y
HARRIS MACHINE AND PLOW REPAIRS.
We still sell Wagons. Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs and
Cutters, artd We repair the same class of goods.
Our Prices are always right;
Square
Deal
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We carry large sock of storm sashes and storm
doors made all size or style.
Shingles, lumber, laths and all planing mill
products.
Estlnates given and contracts taken. Office
at planing mill.
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C. KALBFLEISOR
PHONE
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INOIRIEMIEN
EiSZEIMEEM
ZURICH
r
r you?
We hare stocked our store with a large range
goods suitable for cold weather wear. We are ready
supply your wants in these goods. Colne and see.
Heavy R
bbers
We have -a large stock of men's
and boy's heavy rubbers and wool
socks, All sizes and prices
right.
are
Carhartt's
Overalls
We handle the celebrated Carhartt's
Overalls and khaki trousers for men
and boys. No better made. Get our
prices.
L. BRISSON
SHOES
of
to
We have a nice line of shoes for
young men. Colne in and see these
styles. Also everyday shoes for men;
women and children at right prices.
Sweater Cats:
See our lines of Sweater Coate
for men and children many styles
and colors. Special values.
Shoe Repairing of all kinds
ALL KINDS PRODUCE TAKEN.
PHC)NE
1. on 86
ryrdale
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THOSE WHO, FROM 'TIME TO TIME, HAVE FUNDS REQUIRING
INVESTMENT, MAY PURCHASE AT PAR
DOMION OF CHAOS DE ENSURE STOCK
IN SUMS OF $500 OR ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF.
Principal repayable 1st October, 1919.
Interest payable half -yearly, lst April and 1st October by cheque (free
of exchange at any chartered Bank in Canada) at the rate of five per cent
per annum from the date of purchase.
Holders of this stock will have the privilege of surrendering at par and
accrued interest, as the equivalent of cash, in payment of any allotment
made under any future war loan issue in Canada other than an issue of
Treasury Bills or other like short date security. 1
Proceeds of this stock are for war purposes only. '
A commission of one-quarter of one per cent will be allowed to recog-
nizecl bond n sto br?kers on allotments made in respect of applications
for this stock which bear their stamp.
For application forms apply to the Deputy Minister of Finance, Ottyavva,;
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, OTTAWA;
OCTOBER 7th, 1916.