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NEW ADVERTISEXMINTS
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aftet each ad. denotes the page of the
paper on which the advertisment is
found
Overcoate-Stewart Bros -a
Retnember-Greig Clothing 06.-1
Mune Furnishings -E. Moraulflo.-8
Clean Swelp Shoes Sale -J. E.
Wflft-
Jut 7 weeks-Sauvageand Stolle* -1
Robbers -W. G.
Save lioney-0. Aberhart-8
Xtuas-tf., F. Daly -8
Notice to Creditors -John. Pepper -5
Auction Sale -5
Attention -J. J. Rolland -5
31onuments-Druesele Marble Work3-5
Houe to Rent -T. Rill84
If's= for Sale -Jas Delptty.-5
Recital -a
Teacher Wanted -W. J.Iloward-5
Teacher Wanted-fieury Strang -5
Siikray Steer agea. Otsselek-s
«uy Bros, ificstrelsa
les and Gentlemert-A. Wilson -4
MIssionaries hiAfrica-Princess-a
Clearing Graves -a
Gold Eish-Restas'a5 10:16.45o store -9
New ErAgland Tea -W.11. R.
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smAroms, FRIDAY Nov. 8th, 1912.
A. Weak Argument by a
Strong Man.
During the recent Provincial, election
In It MIddlesexp Sir lames WhitneY
visited the Riding and delivered an
address. The zneittelshita In 'that con -
best was the Abolish the Bar atiank
ba, [the Liberal iiiketforrn. Mr. Rowell
*tatted the Riding and delivered sev-
eral addressee in favor of gr. Stith --
et -land, the independent candidate., :who
pledged himself to vote for that ‘planic,
provakeg Mi. Whitney. did not bring
forward a baiter or more ad-vaneedepol-
lay. Mr.eeiej,, 'the straight tOonser-
-vative Candidate,. strongly opposed this
policy and pledged kimeelt to suppoet
!the Government and its policy, what-
ever it might be. It was in tile Interest'
est. Mr. Neely that Sir James epolte.
Oa the Abolish the Bar volley Sir James
Is repOrted to have ,spoken as follows
• "Why does Mr. Rowell want. to
preserve liqsor shoe t Be sags that
The bars •rratat be abolished anti then
local (Gritfon can be put to use to
• diapose a the elegy licenses. As long
• aa we have AV right to prevent the
importation Of liquors, when wegni be
tiaa result et abolishing the bars.? The
liquor -would be sold illegally. Surely-,
no one doubts that( the 'sale of liquor
would be more htternfuli sit aeons than
at hotels f If the bars Were gone and
shop's allovre4 Lo reraaine people would
purchase liquors which would* be ter-
ribly adulterated and in all respects
, poison.. I% tell you. Why Sire Rowelt
- ;does loot want to abolish shop licenses.
He is a shareholder of Thqpidbe news-
paper- In avhich appecri advertisements
,p of liquors sold in the province. The
Globes: attito.de in this =sitter Is
somewhat Appalling. By- the advertise
-
!mote in the paper It 1 oaxing and
- sedueing boys to bey liquor: Mr. Roweil
declines to take advantage a the laws
of the land to doze 'liquor shops. If
shopit were abolished, the Globe, of
which he 14 a part, would 1084 -money.
Now we have diseovered why it Is
Oat filt Rowell Is not anxious to abol-
ish erhon licenses."
We !think that every Person, no mat-
ter what their political proclivitiesmay
be, will admit that the argument of
Sir Jame,s is exceedinglyi weak. lt
the argument of 4 eeheial boy and, Is
unworthy n man of sie James whit -
viers ability and posltione Indeed it is
almost impossible to believe it _ was
uttered M. seriousness. -It shows how
strong Mr.- Rowell's position on this
s'ubjeet is when so( able a an as Sir
'James Whitney' has to 'combat it with
such plausible rubbish. 'glee statement
or Intitatiatinii that the reason Mr.
RoWell does net propose to do away
with shop licenses ae- well as hotelll-
cenges Is because he is a shareholder
in tbe Globe newspaper, and that pap-
er Makes money Peiblishing advertise-
ments for liquor makers And dealers, is
unwoftley of any man and treblyrisoon
•the part of a mad occupying the po-
eition Sir James does: 'Even were
Mr. Rowell so sordid, as Itabe influenced
by' such motives, hia share of the pro-
fits on -these advertisements would
probably arnoulit to a few cent4e, year.
ithe strength a Sir Jarnes' argu-
ment will thus be apparent and It
sha-ws haw hard putt he was to find
something to say against the policy
he employed such tactics. It is
possible his argurneetts may have pleas-
ed. Some of the youths blithe audience, '
but his auditors as a Whole must
have been much less intelligent than
the majority of such audiences if they
did not elicit a smile of contempt
Xfut It is tot 'Wtowell !etc:meth-at Sir
James thus Insulte. It ie the whole
Liberal party, as that 1 party has a-.
desited and e.pprovecl of the policy. The
Globe may h:e right or it may be wrong
In Inserting these advertisements. That
Is es matter of opinion and business.
But it is an outrageous thing for Sir
*Terme to stigmatise the whole Liberal
party as a lot of cravens who will
barter their principles sot the Globe can
make a few doliars a year extra in
publishing liquor advertisements. The
thing is so preposterously absurd. that
Sir James and his friends ehold - be
ashamed of the silly accusation.
Now as to the first part of Sir Jareest
argument. Mr. Rowell nor any per-
son else does not propose to do away
with the local. option law. Even if
the hotel licenses were done away with
the 'local option law -would still be
operative, and If the people desired to
do away with shops in any municipal-
ity they could do so the same as now.
And it would be much easier to car-
-1
shops tha
i�i end::
Sir Jaba
cures the -
Ls onion
tneh easie
look a
both shops
(tended to.
•favor et
advisesthe
sItead 14if g
ROWelits
tite- provl
• prohibit th
the bars
be- sold -ill
tiors be so
-hibitory 1
Inore than
ed by !the
James doe
there is n
James' ar
were so eh
entirely
n* have
a.nU-treattn
bandoned
Itt oppositi
would have
point Be
4ene1b1e on
fttie 1
James and
espoused. I
scheme ot
might` be
Dig fthaintt
'hind xvIalch
themselves
and oompr
possible it
this beteg
adt care t
its (defects
some :E&ten
for the
miserable
people will
their street
finitely. au
wise and
thing perm
do not say
vacate& by
rneaaime
leaders of
believe Itha
izations itt
liiiesent a
Whitney a
him under
the next
granting t
it itb them.
hie bread •
sympathies
pride will
1011r. Rowell Jpde
found lthe t
Ivo of party •
rather tha
fact there
servative v
Government
On !this q
him a pp
continually
defensive
James want
he ahould
and [take t
•trol of the
words,
aritem in
shops Gov
the control
officials, tio
only, and n
premrses. X
anly close
obviate the
front (the sh
Ontario
Sinceltir.
of taboatione
beg in tame
Dorninion
°poor tunitle
the !field to
taria Legis
the Liberal
la candidate
did. (the par
record canna •
and tile of
led Ito'believ
a vigorous
tive fort -an
onjy with
eatmbt bee
fighting, th
fenders einn
The above
Press. Our
possess its e
erals are nd
enced Das an
its croe od Ile
pleased to t
Rowell will
value. The L
feetly satisile
ership and
since assure
they are pro
tilde, his sine
Free Press
and It is thl
it to sneer
to try to bell
Et is nor daub
Press and fte
era's did not
three Tory h
by the Gover
hives, and per
der an avalan
glorification
journals of th
Rowell and hi
have greater
to permit t
strength and •
air in any six
tidn of the
If lour contetn •
'soul• in peabe
comes it will
perhaps more
meantime if i
laden or corn
diesex elect'
of Ithe- two
used Ito keep
servative par
er, it has m
spirit than m
the same may
loo and Musko
The yarn w
the Free Fres•
route correspo
Mr. Rowell is
leadership beea
the elections,
no Liberal can•
advanced, com
policy on the
believed by th
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at, the Control -of the-
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;4",s, 'the, duaeparst:Irefiint A
enforcement- of . the
meat would . . y b
r whon- there are orilyf
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Sir Jarie's is strongl
he •locai _eptton ,law,
people to adhere .to -
Wing their Adhesion t.
micy', Ai- liet saya.--the
ie - has .net , the P0We
ern hportation of liquo
ree. _aboliehedp, liquors
i'gliZgi° -tirra-telYwhIn.'dwel.)..
people. -That Is a pp
; not explain. -. _ Ho
t mush use In pursitla
uments much ...further.
UdiSh and( puerile as
worthy -of him-. He
6 wo-rdl to say about
g laW. Re has evident
hat, /f he had - urged
li..4i to •Ill'r BeWeie's Pe
been something more -tattle
might _have . said something
ithat subject, r. -
cal -0Pti011 Vag, 't Whic
his friends seem :tO •:
I. omosition -to the ge
Abolish_ tbe 'Bar.
said. ..WO 'believe it 1:,.
ined largelY AS .s; ehie
Ithe politicians Can p
from the .more trouth
thensive .question. It -
may. have done - good,
th-e case The •EXpoSito
k *oppose% it; or to Min
g
, We have' dotie - this
b before. Batas it; Sobs
Large scheme, . it is b
take -shift. •-lf the temPe
abandon it and eonceetrat
gth on the larger ani
terkir scheme they wl
Will be working, 'for
neehf and worth while.
this because it -is' - beta
the Liberals . and in,
s being -opposed by.
the. Conservettve -part
': if the teropera.nce o
thhl Mir/IWO .were
bold front •to Sir 1- .J:mes
,d demand thetas's and -
tand that their se . o
election • depends 91
leir request he would
.
He kniewe on which
Es buttered.. We belle,
are on that side, bg
not alio* hint to
in this matter. Rut
.eingqiume people, irres
r, firm, he wouldrcapit
L get down and out.
could be no . greater
Lotory than to force
•, to follow Mr., .Rowell's
)stion. It would take
wild weapon which -
kee.p hie opponents .
i"tiith
, ey adoffit it
s a pointer -we wouldt
;oldie Sowell one b
hd shops under the
Government In e
Am wipe, out the lice:sing
Its entirety. Make
rnment institutions, _to
df reeponsibie Gover
sell in -bealed - Paelt
cit: tot be consumed on
1 that w.ay he would!
'r_he bars:- but he. - would
dangers which' he dr
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H -Ise
is WilliO
Pilin4
Irm''
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notes
1'110111SM
Thorn-
Ibtri,
g
s win-
. her
.on
torence.
. turdaY
with
brother,
Eteigh
and go-.
he has
:Lowe
111ems
andp
int
• .
, .giving
tWillis.'
and
were
M.S.
e -da
u a
lid
h0
Ghr:
ntehz
:nri,lila. 'Di
s. T..
a
tree
abo
Peeri
fl
•
fam
se,.
seeM
11
is
Mrs. G.
Guel
h
F.
and
Ben
of B
line,
L .
o ari-
pos
the
Jae.*
heldit
-t
. ,
The
Lade
ver Y
an
Mrs
same
0
was i
Th
som
on
awful
very
bus-
' med-
eturn
arms
alper,
with
alb-
was
ar-
her
place
ate
the
she
liter
as
to
hi
who
died
came
the
in-
on
n0,1
his
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at
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that
-, rl
r tth-a gooti- -.pair
the year R b
as keep tba
We've splendid
bt any styit-
Come and
Ittpendable rub -
snow kill,,
TO $1 20
TO Sec
TO 60c
TO 85c -
TO 50e .*
are sol'd at
customerslie
and Children
. ..
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Jo
d
W
hen tie,
`or the- berey
Public School
- based; by
- Joh Foster, o
ts the loss 44,140
_ ,
rm
-,_- uf nitdttill16B:iosaf taerf.4:lattinwliniaakatli.elod_gthrtfninre
s''' 4ria: g ' t
•Ift by .,a ft ht be
1 eViairal. His .1ddg,
er and - a vigoor
ltnen fro/11,4, his shoaMer
now thonght..
'tes or wolitel. In..
they are the a
- ntl
„
iiiymPatiti
. ents. -- iThe
-- -• Ursa - havO
eotioti atifor.
e4BabYlon line,
rat duekorat
.
141 d'
Ween ,. s
bleb as a large
fighter, had the
Ithateck.
hat there ..
e sWarnp,. _ and
!male -that ktiled.
Pirted
hts
Og
are
-
r::
rs...
Tarr
W-
U.
R.
G.
J.
Sr.
4., •
G.
a
on
a
''
20
In
a
.
!
-
•
•
se
the
tihtaytoi
tend
,
RUBBER
.
in
.
1
BOYS
efififir.bRTN7.4
'
gi
,
E
be
'
,
EN'S RUBBERS
OMEN'S RIIMBCRS........
'ItUSAILRS............
'RIIIBUICRS......
',RUBBERS.
ER. BOOTS -Nothing
store the kind
e satiseaction. 'We
took, and at tight
DEpENDABLE
a
EPIIONE, 11
or
Economy
foot and
of Rubbers
bers Save
feet dry
rubbers
or shape
get fitte
bers and
-
......-. . .
. -...
.
but fl
that -we
have all
prices. .
she
or
of
be
..
..,,e,..-
••
an
izei
OATH
.-1
144 VerYbod8T
and Prudence detri'and
i
be protected
• - .
$1 this season ot
shoe leather as well
nd prevent colds. ,
everybody and can
Shoe to perfectiOn.
J
with a pair of our
!ready for the next
',.''........ 73o
... -.... 50o
50c
.... 1550
• •• 33e
qpality rubber bocits
.,recommend to °sir
for Men, Viromen
,
SHOE
COMMER014.1,
iir
di
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.
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, do.lin
SerAtl
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' al lea
at :
nero
: -in,
niter
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, ,Yrerriglepr
'rrn PrOfeS
I cam*
- Sikh
11 giving
1 Mai
l_imic, h
• the lei
Parks
ited It!
....11 -
e
b it
e, or,
. -y er
to
so I
Silt •
giallo
tun
Qtrhat
- - li
•
owell
• fifth
is .
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p
f
.Stry
ak•-
1 th
a
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s
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•ley,
o I•
fe
'es
be.
plat
ke
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to
o •
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as
ur
ho
a
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i •
eth
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te
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it t.
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the
Gs
ho
tad
hip.
n .
a
wb
se
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d,
be
.
oul
as
er;
li 't1
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e t' .
lo
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o
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9., e
sa.
nee,
ir
r.
an 1
.g
se
est
:best
tati
e lea,
sue.
as
thin
man
dn.::
s b
e i
t,
0 tiaao.."-MrEf.
I. ,ebetes .Hill,
Ite Ida- tbehtleei
, exeebeing
hoetiodievyt. othhatree
-Ur- • !Alex
:tine' itrisToithern
4 tprehin4hirdelw-fte.:*nd47..e4r;f19nihiLmir!"-e-
'a :On. ds:wilho Wisilaviii1,
•sft'lldr#•Rioltewili4 C
Ogle ra1179,
Sfe
, %ion to his
• ernile'S business
, - room. -Mr
week with
- ale, of Pa
, , of fthe vil
; ' .1t0 th0 h
a, bad cold,
4,elifr. John
Inantedce acithgen.t.
la -goad
Vie for that .
ICipplil. _
McPhail and daughter,
are ependieg st. few'
yfallaregeillts_f gpeta•-' ,W1 -Moo
heldi thla week in. the
Dash, Ttilite yiRtrve. bffeir.ngsritoown:
Mont ith Is 'deer
Ontario. No doubt
ureh aobs.tta last•
Eibr.,inbeutng:turi
* acting, 48 rellet ag.Qnt
, stationonhberiE66 hfloourds%..
ellS ei e g
harness shop. As Mr.
-vows he requires
John pinsdale veeted
his 3171 e, Mt. Wi.lialn
khil..--,-, r. George
age, who has been ten-
use for a tow days
Is tato somewhat bet-
B.- Dinsdaie has been
sfrfor. thune:HsadmaleiltonstFouidire
. . reliable represent-,
e , , iy.-, .
.
'•
eeNab.
•
=
Legiabory.
' .
fij
t: '' 'Pt.
Theefoliondne
itithrl,/fa
"TerAle!celialC1.121-'
re,
mer
rat
: htele
•elia'
A
• n 'Hulley'
tlelle
"raster.
ove,,
'
i
. , :
Of sv.s hoep,to 44' tS a i 0, _ 4 h. e
easir -Is 1E1
, .
R '' . - '
.. •
lai
lonht,4'eSeentti°110.210%e:;
el. betvee1•1711147r
Llly- Bee, .:'.
1:tenniS, tilrner
,oroZier, Nellie
Sr, II' -Lorne
Addle- Love,
Bolton, - c -CanwrOn
Dthigherty. Jr,
-Vin .:Sthnor%
end Regeraw',i
Batt)21, arti.
jri; FrinSarY-e/r.
iethetteuralle,
stimix7; I" MAI:gart
- -
SEA
OPPOSITE
•
-
,
yoir
sure
ickt-is
.&-• -•
Eco4iimizer,
7.7)-
,a,
the
SISO
,
Ire
give
-L.
LAS
tura
e
in 't
we
We
-ailo
parulte.
ft
perio
cati
Grato,,
MR.
in
.
,
4, i
:
L
e •
i
-)aced.
1/9
o
1
$t
c
c
a
pat
end
d: get
D .•
'a -
at
S th
4 cess
totter
. --i%
e ..tremov
bt-ained
_
- Charlet
ow
iially
Lars.
Coal
•
is very i scarce.
changing your
" THE
R.ANGIE.'*
•-
whic* .11
Flue Strip
which iii _spread
D te
8 Up x
.. 4 i ,
ancke oniation
ceinb stiOn,,,
v
te
in ,o other
- • ii,
...75 or these
and
80days •
invite intending
,
and.
and high
stove,
FA
W.
Saves 26
which
e _ .
tin fornaly
ers
Bev le'
0
or
and -
fi.. 71-
!v. .s--.
stov
,
stoves
not one stove
trial a
urehasers
the
in price this
4. buying a !new
VS IlvIPER..IAL
yi? Because,
ernent. a fad.
tables the cook
,
about t,lic
?; Grates, -.
whi[ch
1:
hrough th
o ,ter fire With
---,qui. znis. Th.
, and our prices
.1 _i_7_ _ • _iii
vn vne Mari
WAS returi*d
_t_tikarantee
to calf
e I., Pura-
a
.sisw
I
a .
I
season. If
one, be
OX -
.,'T it . has the
i it has the
to utilize all
-
oven.. It
admits
, . a
• ..
Ililosi which
r . .1 ....
less fuel., ..',It
ia.rse a.re fea.
nght.--
. James
tag
erl
[
.adIthe
,T,
.
ar
•
•-
4
bl
terussels , '
-additional :Bruseels
S. -Ws.- Ge4rge
'left oh 'Wednesday.
Ca.:Ifortia.4--Mahel
With her Aunt.
0 an' --
ton.Miserrgar-
n-. Clinton visit,i
L site Xerr.- .
Misfortehe
e which emptied
. 00/ 'her posi
°wane -Miss
ed horne on
e tended, visit
ar es Dodds4 or.vancou-
, tewart of Tatonto
• ome of her
cestf-ls WI11la0
leaving 'town'
odd. , Sask., ;where
do e . r. .,
I -A.1 Rolbet't
_or tee,. -where.'
ve. ,.._yKs.bhillynoesro. „Mr.
.
.ert street. .
iBlakit .
boa xseport.-The' foLowing -is the
standing of the PuLPIls o
' -t
. No. 9, -Stanley ' for October:,
orth. class, A. Finiay44,.,0eseh,
/ride .; , sehtor Ttinaki Elk Finlay,
:las* CI Parke; jhtilor• Third,
er, A. Kennel, L. ' Gthgeriells
mit L. Oesoh, S.: -*Tie, A, -Meyers;
for _Second, ,Harvey: Moyer, llerble
's Ad,
. er, p. iis.e0iinobey;! Fait Seco
i .eglas, X,. Beehler, AL Kenne4
:it Part, B. Zaptee tA. Douglas.
ag.--G. 11 Roward, Teacher.
. ,tee......meesrs. John, tod Joseph Fos.
of Fairgrove Mi. Igata. formerly
i' exits of this P , -attended ethe
ural of the late ilasi DOuglas,
field, -and4 wh le over reneveed
: qualtitanoes In t Is neig4berileed•
e whole commitiiit. I turned out
-
: . ay to give Mr. 'sm. Wagner
s - plowAeg.-The .-...en crop') IS 01111. .
out well; an ave age a about
leis to the acre la the general- re-
, -Potatoes are sti 1 diminishing
• bea:oenwiougnehto ftohre tie., teir. Several who
large crops when r:ised will scarce-
apple crop is SI arge one, 43-48-
• is not mUcif of demand . for
,are
i 7 _ t 172i
..,rv bets - T
1 although
Very &OM.
4 -
and get "La
N
.1
Hilt
C.
.y
1
is
c-
an.
air:
;
in
• t
of
es
an
Pe
'ett
CA
.
es1
•
: o
• - •
e
' 41
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h
s
a
.
.
Er
. . as •
Par
1
l' bed
al*
,
I : urier
.elae
I
l'!' nell
ll:rrie,;
11., Y pf
. i"1.:, ; re 1
to
the
- Gove
...- tiiern
' W
date
• •
-afte:s,!iiii-ve
. , ha
he VII
st
hjet,
have
• owe
'i a• 14
'. es,
• a
that!.
- ..
Algo
Ida .
en1-.0
vaeaaf
. eerie Ills
. 10)14
•I, 0.:.
freq
i -rflo
: 'per
es ;bee
.7.. ce
i
ie ell a :
Sid
anti
?es
•
.
ha
el
in'
th.-
t
lir;
r
t
,.
est
th
ill
! .1
. kj-11.
lop
. a
ei...11:.
:se
-
.
a,
i
, ri
s
ween
Kit
0..f
ers
' f e
••
an
.0
n't
elf
Se t
°P..
r-.
te.
4 1
lpit
tha
e-nt
ha
r
be 1..
tbeill
lict
'4
1 t
to
pr
ng
if
far
rrib
C. '
.
s it.
: iii•
• t, a
nee
a
y. ,
ut
ha
1 ed
pr.,
pe .
T4:
al -8
a.
cee
, be
ste
d -
leaV
-to
el. tht'e
111
udit
g
e.
• edn
the
• ,un .
n
a
0 •
ti
sm.
e fro,
Is
hou:
Ing
ed
(the
late.
an
an.
in
ohn
to
io
Hr.
elde .
ma
the
essi.
fe
tee
ood
ISh
.
Mac.
_
-
abToeheprCileeeant,
ItheY •:•wer
ad. on pelge
_Nakee..e
tea meeti.Tatng
year. !There
a good euppar,
highly satisfac
thankoffering
ad,- to $7-0 th
thad: an excit
-Mr. and Mrs
-L .
and Mrs., Pier
1WrcPe.st.a-viTirejrla
Pplceacedsivitae.rffianneior-
ln'irtaibreiedif•ngt 103.eitit,
;the new eh
subscription
being paid
urer. The zie
#100, per fare
will nake,'
Ir.k-
church
-.a--
' W !tont' •
- 0 i. ik
ee se.,ksehareitsasieha,iung
Read J. El.-:
t .
,
.. :odist .Thanitselig
W t. -1d,eeided sueeearetl
w s : fine //regret -lime
,,
' it 4 the proceeds
or,.. -The ! W. !''.
.. II rilt. chureharnount-
ar.-1:teeve
7 Shortreed
1 ' T
rs unawagO on
" arquharson
. -
-r have re lila
t
berh Itfrr,,loPm tT-,C' GlIthcr
, sl It Nrooeift On W:x
,,:if,
: tetiievdo 4.11.edidr()/n:.a.st.
: 'alit Christm
a. e now diie a
b.& John !Watt
h h will coati;
Y ( Tie PaNtor,- "- all
es() t'lto Oentheir
.e Iron/I-debt. • '
,=
1 eo:dsaveinstaatellingla.oanaoft-ncacoaet,
la Furnace.
nstruction;
get
the Fuse
AS.
. , •
The Motto for
.t.:-
which 'feature is
particUlare regarding
joints. and the Gee
S016LE is in charge of
-
d and --get fa,
s Furnace is •`‘
ft, On nocoun
ot 4r)btairied ire -an
the', Leinlheet-ef . -.,.„1,;(7.7eee4.- .4ill
t qtastracfton.
our'.1'insmith shop,
tile:ism/mars aleop0_14
.f its, Very , sit-
other Furnace.
the eraariefaeaess-"asta•al
d will su • -
.01
• es. -Mr. and
received word
er's slater In
e unconscious
away from-
• the( Milking.
he discovered
7 • ags' Ibthis'a°del; Zreisyeedi'.
titotro titetritel;rtrreurinngi
• .--Mr. T.
of ashes: It
i ay.-Rir. J.
_.
, all Of sugar
beet faothry
Brown was
On a • business
with his evaporat
snow
six inches,
ay lit all disappe-
te Very anxious
some godd
as All.ey have
de work to
for 'the drealers
but the furanee
harnbers is'
.er from, Clink%
:this waY1
.0 ,present.-Kr.s.
f Clinton is
her daughter
during the
• wild •
of,. geetee.fle
#y" ithe _racket
ould think
oe gro Und, k
caukl. mit b0
. Abraham
anniversary
church, morniag
ranks were
, but they:
It seems as
radualls dying
- een party
t a thing of
and his WiftS
'and Mr. and
By of 13rtissels
. S. H. ,Gidleg
sday hir.
left for the
has purchased.
an. of Goderkth
it his homSk
. Ith his apple,
them this
ttend the
at Toronto.-
. possession
: kery he rece#1y
1 Tay lor.-M4
iti the Banld
. i .upon his
*or 'the Moll
-sent at work
- -Sarah, B;entleg
delegate to
at Renfrew
day it ha her'
t off the kImeetIng
in the aftermien.
Miss We11Wa4d,
from China
address in
to a 1arg0
as also :81i
ly all good
received 't
'er father,
t of Antre
sad passed
alone in -f
the doctor
had passed
cefully.. Mrs.
: y to attend
a famil y. canals
Mrs. Alex
0. Ba.rker.,
- e.) Turner,
of North'
: .ei s, Of the
1..anager of 'the
thy.
y
Mrs.
laSI:.
Appl
the
tWh
Taman
-.New
B-
tbeet
in
fell
but
Weath
do.-
getti.
hopes
at
he
eno
•
theyl
ell t
seen
of
servie
plitye
didni
thoug
of:
the
lidr
and
west,
week.
Ont
of
04
duties.
[Tel:phone
the
i las
gave
eons
ladies
Inger
e sad
Mont
asv•fti
e
was
away
the
Mack
of
of
Jakim
sane.
,
,
tit
o
h
th
T!
on
t
ori
a
t
t.
theli•
it
'e
on
fo
•st.-Mr.
a
ovafpeen'
M
a
h -ie.
lb
ri
r
.
.
1 RI
•
In
'
in
t
a:
ho
•
t in
BI
M el
-
Iltobetb Cocker-
week that the
te, Mich., had
evening while
Use tol the barn
.,_a /doetor was
teshe had rup-
hterwhordead.thAe.ys
eorng aenwhWatednimes:
hipped a car
ork state on
ay .shipped
to • the- B.erlih
Saturday. -Mr.
Ingham last
p hi eonnec-
there. --„Quite
on Saturday, a.-
Sunday . and
edi The farms
iat we should
r for a While
reat deal of
seems -Impos-
ere to- get any-
coil, and now
g the - stone-
orush theicoali
10111 tbe wants
argaret Thomp-
• "-sent visiting
On Saturday
storm a large
;
over .the town
_made a per-
° ere very close
as so r
-da k
L•Next Sunday
elph will con-
in, St, And-
d evening. -A
here on Hai-
antouht..
.. to
theold tricks
'old even. the
•er years is
W, 'W,
d son, of Fexi
. W. Endg
ere 'the guest
day, an
s. E:rnigh and
Where Mr.
, he/tel.-Air. R
awnship span
'He is stil
t expects to,
Next week hel
Fruit Exid-
; James Barris!
he restatiran
rcha,sed from
're - 'the hewl
editon, has,
- EA. thoeirl
Co _are!
this locality:,
as 4 Theron
.C.T.U. eon -
weelt, and
salon to give
lithe Sunday
Last Sunday
returned mis-
la very intor-
'Methodist
gatioll. The
and they are
.7---' Mrs. (Rev.)
' intelligence
vid Scott, 9,
near Mon -
erg suddenly
Thursdag'
the opinion'
tho rilght be-
rnee left on
firneraL He
'
of Mrs. D.
and Mrs
ntreal, anti
h; the sons
isconshe;
ionee • and.
• h - t 'B k
an s an
. ..
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tb
.
nstallation of Furnace Work a
d Plumbing. He
Pne of the tn- -
experiqi
g
1°.
ed mechanics in thils line o wo
i
the County, h
vi:ng had nearly
_
0"Y,10;
e
z
rs experience,
- -
ilig
EY
. especially
on FU''
.
liar
N
I
CB WORK AN
ate
SEA
PLUMBINef .
.
It
a
8
EDGE
ame.........,
-Liberalism's Mi4a,
tvwell anzl°anced his • policy
of the bar WS mass
taa Park.' in thiii city
iy, there have been
i for placing candidates
- vacant - 'seats .in the
&tate: in. • everg instance
party .has. failed' to
of its ''-own; .Only
g'. indorse a bandidate.
t be satisfying to the rank
N
Ltberalism 'that had 'been
.irr. Rowell waSbeginning
ttack upeeti the Conserve,
attack that Wes 'to 'end
ictory. ' Because victory
slued where there is .,
,; cause that has . no I
it win
- ' ,1.,
is front. the London .
, 1
OA old Tory friend
)ult in., Pe, ace. The Ea-
; likely to Ibe much in
y thing it may say,
tea-rs , over What it
trm the mistakes of:Mr.
be taken at their true
ti:terms are not only
d with Mr. Roweil's lead-
le course he has pure
ig 'that position,
si of his ability, his r•,.ti-
erity and his enetky.
4
flows .thIs to be the e
; knowledge . that Ind
it the Liberal leader
ttle and ralsrepresent h
; very . galling to the r
coadiutors that the Lb-
place candidates in
Ives, whic11--Were vaca
anent because they w
mit them to bdburied tin-
he of , fiery votes for epe
f the Tory leaders - aid
.1 Free Press lik. 'But
s associates and adviszts
political sagacity th
le partm to waste
substance on the deg
1a Manner 'for the delec
'ree Press and its -
porary will possess
when the proper ti
, get opposition .enougl.,
than. it . wants. In e
t can take much eons
L'ort from the East Mi#
where the whole for
.overnments had • to
one section Of the co
7 froxii rending the et
re ol the Mark • Tapl
}Bt., people. Pretty - mui
be said oil -North wate,
Sae .
hich 'the same Lssue
a contains from the T
ndent to the effect th
•to be deposed froni
use of . his 111 success
Lamed, where there • el
Lidatea,and because of la:,
nendable and courage°
license question, is n
e Free Press itsed, a
. . __......_ _
....._ _..
L &
; own and
r eeds are
a land' Winter
. 6 .s.
a e received our
a, ied selection
._ $
1 8 have a fi.ne
"e recommend
' 1 o fancies Navy
7
0 I t s Furniehing
I very latest
a loring Departnient
' 1 t and workinaship
'special. attentrn
D*
* -
Grey
the
our.
!Ina
.
..,'W
IVINTISII
•
import
of up-to-th
asiortment
7
Illique.
Depart
t
• ..
i
.711xture$,,zn
Favorite
Beaso
. -,
sri
Special
tient
most ns
has
whi
to Ma
.
.
p
!Donegal
ful
of
.14
.minute
f
,
, reputation
li
Orders
: . , ,
Ill.
e .
Rozi
Szcitiri 01
1912 a
- s ..• ..
ent and can.
weave:
Oerges and
-Serge
,
is com ete
styles.
f
we shall amt.
from 0
. ...
8
eotek
r the
.1913. .
1 . Ai. ,. -
prier you a
NI
orsteds an'
0 - the man
and full of
excellency
ys maintain
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-
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OM t
t
Our
.1
eee
we p
,
. 1
Ncites.--M.r.
have !moved pinto
house, which
JohniGaseho
Justd Melickt
ness.-+--Miss I
Ring 1 her pa
1,18h4. our..
spent a' few
mOtherS,iirs.
Heas, W. G.
Air itein
.untinge-Mr
11,visit0,- la
Mr. tiled Mrs
km 'Selma
• on, *here -7
tiors-Mr. a'.
trUber, of -
at -ter' pare
k eyer, recast
, orther reside
i !the New "
,ociation.-Spe
1 he Luther&
elebrate the
ndows ;the
he church
feerin'g at t
erd Was for 11
ea' Aid.-Mre
1 eteran aucti
UeY' with aa
111 his sales-
'uli good pri
eek .1we tanno
loch. the
he following
1 rs. Julius - B
'he late Henr
he forty-1cent
eceased had .
ears,,althougb
mad Most of
hursday mor
sh
ell in 'the
came do
for her,-
collapsed
her daught
ho .happened '
er. Her mothe
eisch,. who lives!
rriedly ‘-summoined
sad (the dee ',asap
et. .The f
aftielrnoon,
Tided, intern*
- therin cert.*
tion Mrs. B1
ehlber. elkst
ves one son,
a. -Wm. Walpe
ber of brotnors
urn her loss.
es have the
eir bereaveme
cif Mr. arid
ently ret . -
saturda . go
me. Aeule aStlina
11B8. of his •de:
ars of age.
in the
-
' ,"
re-
.
a
e
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•
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0.
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y
t.
b
:er,
tl
4
:fer-nee
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t
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t
e
e
0
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1
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ne.
s
e
t
Pi
ts,
•e
H
ss
•
d
- e
e as
:eel
: :has
Lir
en,
of
burg
1 services
• u
. t
av-
th
s
.
ve
•
c- .
ur
h
St:Inbach,
ye
-he
t
g Jame
a:
,n .
to •
t
. '
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b
ac .oss
taking
e
,
T
c
1.-
s.
frinn
was
th.
0 &
th
rich'
,
Vanhorn and
Mrsi S. ' Rennie
formeriS occupied
are glack to.
after his recent
her of Berlin
Mr. and
Moritz of
last week with
uch.-Messrs.
E. A. ,A.let
eele at Grand
Mrs. Jantzl
laawith; her Ine,rent
ho, Brien, seri
h has gone t
sectored ' a
Jos. Mchwertzen7
visited with
. and : Mr8..
. Geo. Appel,
Zurich, Is seCretar
Poultry ShowAs
were
h last. Sabbath
eif the beautifulne
been Installed
Ladies' Aid.
rvices 'was liberal,
enefit 'Alf the
ossehberxg, Huron'a
has been -
salea, this - fall,
'been - very stiecess
ing reIalzed.-1---Las-
thedeath of
ch Herald( •make
to the
was a 'daughter
and
r of her age,
ailing for,.
was able tote
. e. Her d.eath
with an'
not feeling '
g, and. her
n to getsom
belore :-his
ell into the
a. WM.
in the hous.e
s. J. ' C. "i•
the street,
and when she
as breathing
which took
was :largely
place in
of which cengre-
ad been a Valued
er husband, 1.
bert a dem
er mi other and
and sisters
familY andrela-
rest sympathy
. Milton Weben
Chas. Weber,
the :west,
ili when he
is said to be
Be was twenty
remains were
ran cercsterY
.
a
I. ln
at -
eanA. I lee
11
•g
Ing
e
of
s .s:ril
th
B
ented
sal
of
e°
ho
at
9, •
The
at
le
erecs
f
. eted
he
spec!
ully
!the:
est
a
•sk
tbq
pits
ee
h
i
1::.
•
czre..orry
.
th-
p
,
,
e
-
g
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co
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a
th
fr
go.
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0
er,
a
r
le
tt
b
frqr
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. •
s 1
I
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a
o i
.leolog
ts.:
he
.
li
.
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rt
a
...r.4.L_..,
!. Vfle
i: vela
greg:
h •
c ,
I ecide
chue
, w
ts o
alit
I moat
- the
s thi
1 wiit isenf
7 .1y. el
' , in I.
ii '
y. int
„It - ate
r g hi
histo ''t
- i in.
Re
, here
e ling.
Iti
'eft°
t k
oph.
it( °
dial .
be
• nin
00e
evem
• ankf
ling
hurt
ti in
I Pro-
ithe c
I, be
• • :
boar.
har
gave.
. pip
nco
;the
e w
eine
Mess.•
...n ,
_,
a
-
io .
s
in
8 t
Ile
pa: 11
•-• : !tree
w.re
gs
jo•e4
e :
es
fleet
•
90
J
wa
'Th
i to
1 --
1
: a
ee
ea
•
a
t
e
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f
tt
turni.
1
til
4.
: e
of
son,
e
sur-
age.
•
0 teen
,-ur
.
,
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,
.
TN rearrang
A noticed
by the
china cabinet...
to decide
. of our stock
UNDERTAKING
PROMPTLY
a-dfoot
'where
additio
just
will
J
S. T EtOLMES
*
ng-
what
your
an i
of a c
A visit
is I
oertairilyiesrtlt
IN ALL
ATTENDED-
r
p
ai
(your
kiing,
ITS
,
om you have
ovement .c.OiLid
table side
/
store wil
,
and an
to yon*
BRANCHICS;
TOH
an
Manger,
. -
!.
certainly
be made .
ard or a
help you
0 amination
interests.
• .
-
•
Box.
-
-
We a*
P-
howing
u ery,
g t to
ng.
iure
medical
..
k
,
__ fr,,.......,_
.-
Brushes
Geritle
have
No
Evervir
Drugs
E:2E,
_ _
a splendid
.
a. loOk
trouble
ting
prescriiptions
Laed 1.6S
1
assoitmen.t
Rand afirrors
5 ,
. Creams
i
.
at the
for an.y
-
razor with
and accura
or
It
PRUIleIST
-
___ __ .
,
1
. •
m ToileinRequisites
, Stun Food's
.
en
utornatic Razo
ody to keep g!
.ts use. -
ody
e dispensing,
f mily receipts
r
'DSO
. I;
.
_ _. _ ___ _
: .
and Face
Strop we '
keen CIA.=
brink Yo
ik:i
.
. ;
' 0
are
Requirin
er
,
IOU 0
sh
Ike
•
Seal'
•
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le
..
#gee' IN7177
bag
_ "•-•
• nto-
market for
1112. -erroptt*
t outside
a Ike, 4-11.54
No. ,-$9
42 to
VI* Be4
r
-A few lets
been tbret
cto; Anarket,, but -
Is inferic
be a
to
to
'1.7)
hand.
hthI
rex
ne
el -x4 ext
ight
by -th.
madI
_ vertea durit
• atid tavt*able
fileY
131
.42 to 4
-Corn
mato.
nal, jeer
extra,
, 48 to .6-00
-*Inter °wheat
, Is quoted at
UYere' bags, -410/lve
*toady at 43 fori p,-
bar4--picked.
*22,10 in bags, tirack
OM; Ontario
1122.0, -in bags; eh
POteltoes-New •On
Per ear lots.
with reee
4papbe4lUt 414 t
mitt.; Not, `2,
ltiaa gitetett
ie,$12,
ieb of
t, Toron
Jo
*LI:VIE°
les. *1476
sheep
or; 4a1nbe, 44.60
16.21 Ito 45.10;
We; *2 to $4; S
44.25,
' ItEohWal, Nov.
'choice: -13 teers changed
and picked iota at *8
'tub iloads of good ca
veer eiwt. There was a
eaaelcirs for -canning
advanced 15 to 25c
salesiof bulls ,at $2
via -4m ab $2.25 to $2.
big gite the continued
snhh, a strong feel
the Tharket and prices
wt.,1 with sales of
tio $0.60 and
tbd 4$ Tier ewt,C The
ket- %or sheep was
sold. p.t 6 td e
• 14 ,to 3 cents pa
1144 with the deal
tlogsl in the -Toronto
sef 1$ cents per c
Ing (developed in the
!morning, and
!4 week ago w
Wes. of selec
60 to $8.16 per
ears, and in a
bi'h ; as '*9.00
' xiattle,
1$5 to $6.60;
4 eianners, $2.25 t
46 to4$525; medium,S4
IS„ -25- 'to 14.00; milk.
t8u, 40 *99; common
;to .$70; sPeAge
ewes, $8,,T5
eufl
*
ita 34 tit
to, If
rket
r bu,te
attotjaittrai(a