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on such notes etreasonatile rates.
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one dollar- and upwards.
One. dollar opens an account in the Savings 9epartment.
SEAFORTH B ANCH A, E. COLSON, Manage'. .
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iftb., to the Foidwich cemetery woe:
or vary' largely 'attended. Bides a be-
' rea*I. husband she leavel to nrcesra
their loss her par:en-La, Mr. and Mrs
John Pattereon, two brothers, Albeat
and johrt, reedding Ho -wick, and two
sisters, Mrs. Ilirrn. Bean, of Durham.
DISTRICT 11.A.TTERS
Opportunity- tor- Seed. Growers at
iGuslph Fair. ---The Provincial Winter
Fair „which is ,Ike.hi at guelph early in
December each yaw! has many exc'ellenc
educational features, one of th3, MOS
valuable being the seed Dar•
ing the past few years this" departh
latent has ,grovea rapidly and. the inter-
est taken ta it has constantly Increas-
ed. Its vahke has Leen recognized by
the management And this year Increas-
ed space has been allotted, More alai- •
Ses have been provided and the- prize
list has harm incres,sed by about tare
hundred dollar. Tais offers exceia
lent cpeartanity far all farmers who
have cread seed for sale to advertiec
it and ccareate foe' prizes. Thescewr
send cr:ditat le entries representing
/urger lots held fie.r sale will *nave a
good chanee disease of taeir, seed
to advantage.
District Meeting. -The Fall meeting
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of the Goderica district of the Metho-
dist churchowas held in Wesiey church,
Clinten, on Tuesday of last week.
There was a large. attendance of tae
mintsters. and laynren of the District
roresent. Rev. J. E. Ford of Goderich,
was In the enair and Rev. George Jew -
Rt. of Bly-th, ached as financial sec:
zetarie The morning session was oc-
capied with consideraticaa of the
vehelenarr. Sanday sehool, Educational
and aferal Reform work a Causch
and arrangentents were made for, the
holding enissiaaary and educational
.anrtivereari-s In the various 'caurches
of the Dh=tr:et. toe time and. &ante -
times to -lag lilt ta local arrangernerkt.
The an:emcee-a session ban wita
short erre-eon. by the Rev. J. Hurt -
ter, of Deagazmon, after which Me. W.
ala*Hellyar. town gave an excelleat
address C.T1 Flaaneee." This
Teas followed by a censfereace on the
halrit-tai veer's. ot the churches, In the
ccearsa of whida :alone were tan -Me -eel
for thereaslag the efficieney of tree
ChurciLEf.,11" cially in the work of ev-
angersirk. The 'net meeting will be neld
in Ontario Street Church, Clinton, in
May.
Those Tewers.-A good deal of cart.
taeity has be -n exelted in many parts bY
the ereetten at -certain points in. this
and .adjoin.ing coantrlas of high tow
ers. the enction of which has been.
preceded be- a survey of the district
aa. party of surveyors. One at these
owers has h -en erected in Morrla, one
Hullett end another irk Hibeert, near
Cromarty andaother pieces. The secret
of the zrect:on a these towers will bt.
disclosed by the follovring infarmatione
For scicat:fic parposes the Department
of the Irkterlar, at Ottawa, has erected
a number of theaa towers throaghote:
the pherinera The tower in reality cone-
-stet o,f twe trineds, one I -aside the
other. The in-ner one is shety feet high
and c -a the to of it is a small plat-
form oa whleek the observer's 1:1S -t7 I-
ntents rest, The caster tripod is 66 feet
high is erreerd by a platfotm eupport,
in g 4 lif,g11 oaadkpolitrar faCeLY1Prie lamp,
'A little lower dawn is a platform for
the observer. Between the two tripods
there is el.> oennection. On the ,grourui
directly `4A1 E. the platform 'Wale b
the cbeerver's kastrament rests, is a ce-
ment pillar fear feet under ground .and
as nearly abehe orlf.ch. is suppose -d to
remain fc: all time.. it will have an.
-cripticry placed. by the engineer in.
cha.rge so that tire exact point vy-here
the tower sahad. can be easily ,ascer-
tanked If !desired. after the tosaer.hes-
disappeared. These. towers are being
-erected all over tll 3 *provInva, at dis-
tances of from twenty to one hundred
miles, and ari ,accerding to thc nature
of the groaad from. thirty-five to a
hundred and sixty-six feet high. T're.
ground. req-eired fa: each tower la ant
hundred and Etty feet sqaare which
Is rented for a -period of tea olears and
at the exte:ratioa of that time the
tripods ge to the -owner ot tne land
The .observatlans are made at Titeht.
the obs.irver with ins instrurneats be-
teg Iccated ea one tower and hie Ilgac
keeptsre ork the three -or fcrar other toW-
hrs nea.reet bhp*.
'WHEN BABY IS ILL
unavunows.m.
When the. raby is ill or ,out of sorts
give nim Bahy's* Own Tablets, They are
the ideal rned:cine far little onesi and
never fail to. relieve constipation and
indiaasticn; cure colds, allay simple
fevers and promote healthful sleep. Coa-
teriaing tbam Mrs. F. Wurker, Inger-
soil. Ont.. say's; "I have -used Baby's
Own Tabhts, for eight years land can
highly reccmmend them to all mothere
for babyheod and citildheod ailments."
The. tablete are sold by mede dead
ere. et- by mail at 25 cedts r ;from
The Dr. Williams 'Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ona :
flo wick
A Sad 11.--reavernedt.-A sad death cc -
cared in oa October 5th., 1914,
In the nerera of Emma lqinnetfe,Pah:,
terson. b leved wife a Mr. Ind. Jamie e
Sen. The (1.:Caa.S.3Li was bora on May .17.
1874, aed ,livc.d with her parents on
.the second conceselon of Hamrick, until
her marriage which took .piace on Oc-
tober 3rd,. 1936. She ant:VI-ter husband
tor* up rte'..dence ea titi fourth. con-
cession. of lletvick,•MOV144 to the sec-
ond concees:on twa years ago, where
she lived until her death. She was a
member of the Methodist church and
was ever ready to do the Master's will.*
She was oyf a very- 1 Ind had affection-
ate diseosition, though she never ea -
\toyed very roblist health. Her euffer.-
tog. whieh was latenee. was born with
Christian fortitude uatil the last: The
fancre,1 which took ?lace an Ootober
and Mrs. A. E.. Cooner; of Howlek,
Sta,ffa •:•
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Saoessful Anniversa.ry Servieesp-On
SundayaOctober 18th, Anniversary Ser-
vices were held in the Methodist church,
The weather, the attendance, the in-;
tereat and attention were all that. cola I
be desired. At the evening service
etanding room in the. church was at a
mendkve and a large :number rernalaed
at -the doors and windrews.eRev. A,, Mc -
of London, preached ewo
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shipe and or severaleyears titer -
ed there. Taree years ago they
chased the. farm of Mr. Thomas -Stin-
son -on the.''Saufble, Ste:n.107,-40. -inave
contioned. to -reside there ever singe.
She itorts'll,%;WhInian orinsistent.
tion clearicter , ands was a .member of
the Methodist ohurch„ Her
husband* .8,:u i” a family . of.: six;' -taut
•ris and two here, sUrVIVe, the -Yam*
est beling Under -two years of age..Tha
funerar took ;niece. 021 Skinday aftef-
noon :and Was very iangely attended,
zot. #6uly -by the, friends and*.hkeighL
bore here, but by many relatives . and
friends from her. old atone at Greetet
war. ,( t
- The Late Mrs. Wood. -In OUT notes
last Week we made brief reference to
the death Of -Mis. Frank wA. Who'd', fat
Brandon, 'Manitoba The deceased 'aatt-
Inerar friends in this vicinity and Mr.
Wood Was at native- of the ad:kilning
township. Tele folloWing-wihieh we take
from the Brand= News of,Ootober atn,
W111 be read withmelancholy interest
by Many here. The News saYs : Mrs:
salmire Rameay, wife of Prank Ae
Wood-, principal of the Wheat citr broil,
MO college. passed. •a -way this rooraing
shortly before six o'clock sit la.er home
623 12-th street, staying had scarcely,
a pretnonition of • the cornfag . of tne
great reaper. Mrs. Woad had been ill
only a few hours and once tne attacla
of apoplexy overcome her she' lapsed
1•
into unconsciousness In which state
she .stay -ed for a few hours until the
finale slhannana. relieved. her. The lane
1 expected/less of her -clealta was A Shock
to rilaby friends while ',..ler immediate
family is overcome :with- its sad- and
sudden - bereavement. lire. Wood, who-
-Wee 42 years of age is survived by
two children and her husband, and last
evening -a. happy evening wag spent at
home and the. 'Children were entertain
excellent sermons aohica were antehae- i ed with i&atea2in Watch their another
ortclated, The floral decorations wet- -1 was .the _le hag spirit. She was in ex -
under the direction of the Ladles' ,J I cellent healtt and hopeful spirits when
Society and revealed .artistio talent she retired for .-the eight and it was
whida elieted much 'praise. The mash. not until some hours after ,midnigh;
Vas -ander the direotion of Illis..George that tee Stroke of apoPlexy which prova
Wilson, at Crornarty, the orgaaist of ed fatal, seized upon her. A. doctor
the church. Her talent and radmini, tra. was suramoted end thouga -he rerrain-
doe abilities were revealed in the aorta ed . at her bedside and exercised all
zonnel of choir and. their excellent ren- poisible efforts, -there was no help for
&ring of imitable :muele for the oces.,- the stricken .woman Who -passed away
sion. The Cong-regatiork listened wita about -a et:tarter to seven this Morniflg.
unconcealed admiration and are loud Last Winter .irirs. Wood suffered from
ilk their plaudits for their services. As Mgt blood pressure vehlch affected. her
i financial success no fault ...can be eyesight andtoughthere had been no •
found. The Trustee Board asked for perceptible lingering results from that
one hundred *dalla.rs. On being cotinted attack.it is presumed that this led Ito
the rhturns Bono -anted to one (hundred th-e bursting of a blood' vessel that twaa.,
and two• dollars. -t- ' , .. fe the final Shock. .Mrs. Wood -had. 'lived.
ill IITIRId011, for four years and with
her husband had beert a •resident of
Nirinnipeg ten years preceding that,
ee- '
mke was a tmerriber of the Enda Pres-
layterian :church andenot only lived' a
'CleriLtian and charitable life, but pers
for Ed many geod actions that carre
froni a.kindly 'Spirit. She was la,twork`r
er f r the Missionary, 'LadieshAid, iand
othal societies Onmected with the Knox
ohtrch and ther, services ccreld always
be depended apon -when any tvetthy
cites.. was *presented to her. Sta. ley,'
aged 13 is the Son vales survives her
and :Annie:Is the year0 old daughter.
Walton
Notes. -Mr.. Jolm Itcpoaald is haviag
a new dry kiln. erected at •his mill
widen- -will igive Itim additional facili-
ties for his extensive business.- Com-
munion services were held in Duff'.
Chnrch last Sabbath and were largely
attended,-Illss Della Harris, who was
operated on for appendicitis a fort -
slight ago, is recovering quickly and
will soon be around again .we are -glad
to state -he Anniversary Servicesin
the Methodist Church last Sabbath,
were largely attended and interesting
throughout. 'Rev. Mr, Laekland, of
Wroxeter, a former pastor, preached to
large congregations both foreaeon and
evening. -Miss Jennie Salters, of Morris,
and Mr. E. Clark a this village, were
Wetly marrle-d in Landon, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs: Shanablean, cousins of
the bride, on the 18rh. inst. The young
couple are now ccgofortably located itt
Walton. -Miss Bessie McDanald, •the'
teacher of our schoerme.t :with an hart -
fortunate and epainfel accident a few
days ago. She wasbeech-nutting in f th.e
Shaldice bush on Saturday and fail
from a tree breaking one of her arrro
and bruising her skull near he- fore-
head. altss McDonald Is getting
as wall as could be expected -.and her
many friends will hope fo-r her speedY
recovery. Miss Elliott of Brussels, is
taking charge of the school until Mies
McDiynald is able to resume .her duties.
Credit -on
Notes. -Messrs. John Keys and Taos
Dinney have removed to Exeter. -Mr.
John Finkbeiner na,d the misfortune to
fall'a tow days ego and teeak his arm.
Mr. and Mrs. 0- Brown and family, re-'
cently, motored to Berlin, and,Brisige-
oart, Waterloo County.-eA coltectioa in
a.14 of the Canada, Conference Mission
FAA emanating to the liberal surn
o -f g250 was taken in the Evangelical
churca Sunday -before last. -Mrs. Fred
Anderson and children and Mrs. Hugef
Girvin. of East Waw,anoehe W.: -to have
been in Alberta for some tight, are aris-
liars Mr. and Mrs. Herb Eller for a
few weeks. -Mr. ,and. -Mrs. Robert. Es-
sery,have replayed from tilde' fine faro -
South ,of Cale • village, to London,avhere
they will in future reside. 'Mr. a -al
Mrs. Essery and faintly will be much'
missed tn this vicinity, but /1.1.1 will -sm-
ite In wishing them ,muelt happinase In
their -rteW city home and If the London
people, do not use them right they can
always depend en a warm welcome if
they retarn to Creditoa.-The contribu-'-
tIons from this °district to the Belgian
Relief cars loaded at Centralia were
very igenerous.-Many were surptised
and shocked upon learningof the suet -
den death of Mrs. Wrri. Iledden. nf
Creditor' East, whichtook plitbe Thurs-
day, the 15.th. txst.4 at the age Of 59
years., Although in not the best of
health for eomettrne her condition was.
not considere4 dangereus emtil a few
days previous to her demise: -The de-
ceased was highly reepected by ail. Her
remains were interred in the Exeter
cemeter y. -
Bayfieid
The Departed. -An .old resident of
Ba,s-f:eld, ?eased away on October leth„
in Egnioadville, near Seaforth,dn :tee
nereon of Mrs. Arthur Keegan, Tne de-
ceased lady, whose maiden name was
Jane MoGuire,, was bora in ,CountY
Arenagia,--knal, in 1831, and came to
tit's, country wita her family when.
still a, child, first settling at Raysville,
Waterloo -County. Ia 1856 she was un-
ited in -marriage to Mr. Airthos Kee.gan,
and. they Immediatelar moved to Bay-
e.e.s hare Eine continued tO make
her :florrie until a few years ago 'when
• K ippon.
The Late Mrs. Dinsdale,-Qn Fritlay.
October 16tlei an Old and 1ngl4y res-
et -ed resident of this vicinity* was
called from the activities ofetnis life.
Mrs. ,Thomas Dinsdale tdied at tne
homestead farm on lite town.-lin,Stan-
ley, now accepted. by „her sol,
Robert. -Mrs, Dinsdale had reached the
ripe age of 87 years. She end nerdhus-
hand, cams Lc; Haroafrom yorkshire.
England, over 0 years ago; and, Sete
tled on the 'farm on which, they con-
t'enued to 'reside for the remainder of
.their lives. They landed here with fivo-
dollars as ift capital but toe industrr
and hcnest thrift they accumulated a
conelderabIe portion of this world's.
wealth, as can now be seen in (the, Sine
farms occupied by their sans. The late
Mrs. ansdale was of a ,quiet. unassum-
ing clispcsition., loving and helpful as
a wife and mother. "Iler children rise
.uPt'and call her blessed."- The funeral
to therilensall Union Cemetery' on the
following Monday was well _attended.
She leaves to Mourn ter loss two so -as.,
John and 'Robert, and one daughter,
Mrs. G. ct, Patty, of 'Heniall.
Help For The. Suffering. -"Now
bideth faitn, hOpe, love, thes's.„ three:
lent he greatest of it'nese is lave," We
are conscious Canada, since our
thirty-taree thousand men have wil-
lingly gone to make sacrifice or the
. empire in what we deem a just- oaese,
of a:finer spirit of comrade.shIP -every-
where, a closer brotnerthood,. a ',greater
love for others-, Me/Toyer,- tne duty of
benevolence, one of the math features
of Christianity, is being recognized to
a great degree. People in Canada to-
day are feeling tor -the .sufferings of
others as. never beore, and are .glad
of the oppertanity to minister, Agencies
of lave -each as tne "Red Cross society"
are at work.eTheobject of :tale society
Is the succor of tae sick and woanded
defenders of the empire -the giving Oa
alt the coneforts.possible to the maimed
and mutilated ovictims. A -number of
ahe ladies itt Kippen and community
have united in suck a benevolent organ-
lzation, and Ore busy making different
articles vviiica might be useful and ser-
vioeable. Recagniliag the urgent need
of money for this .good werk, Ana la-
dies are making a. house to nouse can-
vas of the wnole community for tfuads;
'
Death nits already alai -Med s, ereat
many in.thie war. Starde day "deata"
will come for -each one Z us.gyrnert.Ue
comes, oureeckmfort will not he in the
thought of that which we have selfish-
ly* kept or self, but Jt the-Ala:tot ,cd
that mentioh moved by a kind lead lovhig
heart, we nave done for aotberi."
"No drop but serves the slowly lifting
No eleaV but has an. errand to sonke
-tide; '
flower; -
No smallest star but _sheds- same 'help-
• ful ray, . _ .
And man by man, 'each 'aelping all
the rest,, ' t
Make the -firm hulavark of tne coun-
try's power; ,
'There is no better way."
The citizens of Kippen and the sur -
she went to reside E,grnon v e. 17,
suffering soldiers at the front. "New
tonere' took place frardner late iksi-
abideth Jetta, hope, love, -these three
dance to the Catholic Church, Seaforth,
bye`, -but the rgraites. t of these is lore."-
where the services wee condaeted ,_••
Rei. P. C'orcoran,. afterwards the in- 00271.
terms:let was rnacli in St. Colurrhan
• $1.007---eREWARD-Wha '
'oa
cemetery. A faf four our survive
Charles Keegan, Alpena, Mida.e Raba
Port Francis, Isabella of •Seaforth, -and
'Mr. Frank •Keegan, .a respected citizen
of Bayfield. Her husband died forty-
four years ago. 1/4
Jaaeph Foster •of the Sauble
Stanley,: was called to her long -
home 071 Friday, October 16ba, after •
but a- short filmes: .Mrs. Foster, w„ao
was the only daughter of Mr.- John
Brown, was barn in MaKillop. in 1873,
het -mother being It sister of MT. Thos.
Stinson. in 1894,she. was married to
Dirt Ppai,tert p,reAvr,ay, ateAp. towns ,
The readers of this paper -will be pleased to learn
that there is at least One dreaded diseasethat science
has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh'. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the 9nly positive
n
cure now knowto the medieal fraternity. . Catarrh
being a cOnstitutional diAease, requires a constitu-
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh (Jure istaken in-
ternaily, actiog.directly upon the blood and Jaucous
surfaCes of `the system, thereby destroying' the fowl-
11ation of the disease, and giving the patierkt strength
‘)13.: bui'ding up the Constitution and assliting nature
doing its work. '- The proprietors have so inuch
faith .in ILS curative powers that they offer One Hun-
dred •Dollars for any case that it fails to Cure. Send
for list of teatimnnials.,
. A,dd i te 14. J.011F2.1EY it .00., Toledo, O.
Bold by dru biste, price 75o.
Take Mai anglyfilis tor constipation.
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Stewart res. ne & PhoOrders Carefully Filled I
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Wagaisdia.amorkumurmmummogoW......1.
Stewart Bros.
oats for
n who Want
e Best
$7.00 to $25.00
Hundreds of -stylish coats
have come and gone from our
Ready - to - wear department
this season, The showing.
just now is simply grand,doz-
ens and dozens of beatiful
new coats are here in every
size. There are so
many new designs this
season cats that are so at-
tractive and stylish that they
appeal to you at first sight.
Browns, tans, sky, rose, navy
and black in curl cloths, new
rotigh finish tweeds and
broadcloths. j All exclusive
designs including:cape 'coat&
various cuts.
,
Stylish liner
for Stree
and Dress
:At Easy Prices
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,Every day is -a busy day in
the millinery department, *
every day -sees dozens and
dozens of enthusiastic and •
delighted patrons of this popr
u1ardepartment,selectingfri2m
the most complete stock of --
becoming millinery we have.
ever shown. There is a style •
nd beauty to these- new fall
( * at
,. ,-* -
lasts that is very captivating. 2
Then the prices too are spec-
ially s attractive. We pay
special pttention to elderly
women's and misses' styles. -
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There is also a very complete 4,t'
showing of original styles for
childreb„
Good •Warm Underwear
for Men and Boys
All Wool, sofc''warm, comfortable fitting, well made
thoroughly honest yarn, underwear that will give:
you the very pest possible values for your money.
Stanfield . .
Watsons.....0....•$1.00 Penmans..•••••• 51.00
B oys......... . Tiger brand .. .75c
Fleece Lined Penman's best soft wool fleecing
with strong*oceri back, guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. Men's. 50c to 75. Boy's .35c
School Hose
Heavy ribbed! Clackworsted
hose, good substantial yarn.
zA real good school hose.
sizes 7 to io.. Price...... 25c
Fast black Worsted hose ,
double ribbed pure wool.. All
sizes,' . 33c
Fine black ribbed cashmere
„soft fine yarn, 'fast black cot-
ton. All sizes.- Price 00c
Men's Overcoats
Big, Warm, Stylish
We Certainly have some very beauti:
ful overcoats toeshow you this season
.and best of all the prices aeesuCh.that
.you Will gladly pay. Browns,_ greys,
blues, blacks, hewher mixtures arid
tweed effects in all the richness of
their attractive colorings. Made
a with shawl or convertible collars
• well lined Ikith heavy twill lining,
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a
• all sizes for men and bciys.
Price
Boys' $3 to , $10
• Men's $5 to $17
Butter and II
!Eggs Wanted
Highest
!Trade Prices
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Perfect Fitting Warm
Women's Underwear
There isnot a good maker of under -wear tha, weknow
of that is not represented in our big stock.. No
matter what 'quality or .weight you require
!you will. find it here, With a price ticket
attached to it that gives you a hard cash . advan-
tage by buying here. Penmans, T,urnbul
Watson, Stanfields are all iepresented in two
piece or combinations., -
Pribes from 25c $3.15.
0111011,
Sweater Coats for
the whole family
,
The -sweater coat is a nelces-
sity not a luxury. There is
no article of wearing a.pp:arel
that gives you as much real,
protection as .a substantial
sweater coat. There is a big -
variety of weaves and colors
here for every body. Al!
sizes, for men women or
children. Price $1 to $7
Work Shir
Good Material, Full Sat
If you want wprk shirts that
are rugged in their,materia4,
strongly built and guaranteed
fast colors,, Come here.
Black, black and White, tan,.
-khaki, blue, grey and oxford
olorings. All good roomy
*full size shirts, that will giv'e
perfect satisfaction., ,
Price , .. ... ............ 50c to $1
New Fall Suits
Men and Boys
We are ready with he larges' stock
of new fall suits we have ever had
Hundreds of suits are here in all their
newiless and attractive style. Beauti-
ful cloths made into handsome perfect
fitting, Shape keeping suits; browns e -
blues, greys and blacks in stripes
checks and mixtures, every garment
made with theutmost care. The
linings, canvas, haircloth, etc., are all
of the highest standard. We guaran-
,
tee every suit to give perfedt satisfac-
tion or your money back
Price
Boys 82.
Men's $5 t
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