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We have an excellent stock of Itdcffa.t Ranges and Heaters,.
in different styles, .liferent sires from $7 to $45 in price, .
so full dile; ash -sifters coal scuttles, and stove boards at
Bottom Prices.
New
Perfection
r1 Heaters
IntroIntroduce sunshine
where all was frost
will,beat rooms rapid-
ly and with little cost
holster`
bides boiling a kettle if necessary. break.
Price 3.50 to 5.5a.
Ladders
AUIPP
Halters
Raw tanned, belt leads.
err and doute a strapped.
If you require a halter
to last, _took these over.
If you have a colt tat
lie we can sail you
et e guarantee him not to
Prce 1.25 to 1.95.
Every home should have anextension" ladder, not only for every day ser+
vice but because your insurance calls fir one on ..the place, ag Price nod.
per foot. Step Ladder* for house cleaning, 1.25 to 11.85: 1
G. A. Sebes Sea€ort t: .
HARDWARE PLUMBING .FURNACE
PIOIPPRePAYS
(Be % P. 13 ;:Scot).
On, ;a tee stain I fa le Meerie
thio; within a. duet; ta,.nc
' ' Blaevale -.a Aber g ses tent
lig ago and. - .people
ins^ 4 y in at�t .obi attend` eve bt i 1 t ' e Nil y be '
tate. ;resort t ► ;ween;.pr
. tom' •and y�er ,sem For ft
note: -u a snfeat '1 ala yearns
since a barn tai Siete wag .geld on
very. neXU' earth to til•.e on referr
wan after Ate Parente 'a" the pr,
' ooeupant9 *ett1 3 (ti re Arad( I a
tba deo fict iia n raipe and on t
✓ nia* our n ran way., It
I aslmprisimg `tom i' fesu =1
ctui risy enteral -3i. l co, >r ; But
I
dames r€sulte4 an -, it gave' 't
e€iir',r ting to 1441' { ev r kr la, t
yealis, AI ?
1 Imes (horn On; 1"0,:rsom
of tibe O,rknee Inland%
fool .of • of
poresas. 'ave
a blow nt
titter o
lasso offer
for Plod
place Eng
difiputerl n
tr`+ed xtr .
oil _bland,! Xa wars off
of Etlesay on ,western
native Wand. t Earl Ii
tot is few.`'sloe agti
fated Hatrprkern Th C
are treelese and. eine f
to impresfs •t'rae hnnt
dr by t inose.; , ;boat
foil avenue 'Of free.
tbse guaa.ralitine ,stati,, In the
Law's . We tad fallen victtkJ3
. cneasies'and haadt ` be scar
wrapped in tibia trets, leretare
tea gtaarar tine j h pita1 'through
avenue- of tr Aeattle r l.-npr
Man I •reirese very, vi idly was
feeling of int .fee fie t lthotlg11'
was stile e-a.rly:etterrer n we 1
ed.
tho Jar o t
pr Orta.
ndr3,
r,,;'r is t
f:e Bar
c oere of r y
Ltehecer
on the 111--.
kney Iagia`»a a+
firet th
sled tr., t a1i-
finally toe-
row.,,t l =. all.
St.
I tad( be
before lite
on the co
Foy fitett ..
t ot. I
ousesinn.
elbieskl
or by4 boa
we
it)oan b' iw
6011114
at Moor
I
WAIPN
104 geb
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begged MY
a .may .sial
t} the
geitV ai b
I411' 10414
s
n ISO oral ear In Blue a e
`rail ay me atm this pa t
try but atQuebec I had
liix of a efetailway tra n
VS a Whether
o •r jou ey br
boat,want inally
ow.; all the way to Aa
Wiz. At Quebesec lily r . : r
fins, Ca n dia r bonnet 1:
1I etretneliter gra
a:J,o ale of '4n1 k vinfob
!by scialei t.re no or o
tr 'lug et . ;street
ix,r `t o ea y 'tine as 1I
bop lr. Wh n he a
: t I 'w ,aId! re.
lk, I ;refused d.tl
Et`cud Itt'u " . tti
4 e-- ..
be
Iuggis. Lv�t
Fire .1nsvrt ante Co. t k
ead of ce. ,
cafort flute. CAUSES LOTS
Officers: i OF TROUBLE.
J. B. McLean. Seafortb, President ,
J. Connolly, Goderich, Vice -President '
Thos. E. Bays, Seaforth, Sec-Treas. Unless the liver is w.
Directors: D. F. McGregor, Seaforth; you may look for such t.
J. G. Grieve, Winthrop ; :Wm. Bente, troubles arisurg, such
severe headaches, bilious
DIRECTORY
Ssaforth; John Bennewe:s, Dublin; 3..
Livens., . Beechwood; A. McEwen,
Brucefeld. ; J. B. McLean,, Seaforth;
T olnnolly, Goderich; Robert Ferris,
jar ek.
•
ent`.s: Ed. ilinehlev, Seaforth; W.
esney, Egniondv lle; J, W. Yeo,
RolmeevirIle, Alex Leitch, Clinton:
• r
le S. Jarmuth, Brodhagen
Iron Pumps f pump
Repairing.
am prepared to turnts ail kinds of
Force and Lift Pumps and all sizes
Piping, Pipe Fittings, etc. Galvan-
ized Steel Tangs and Water troughs
Stancheons and Cattle Basins.
Zhe Price is _Right
Also all kindsof pump repairingdone
on short notice. For terms, etc.,
apply at Pump Factory, Goderich
St,, East, or at residence, North
Main Street
J. F. Welsh,Seaforth
C. P. R. Time Table
Guelph and Goderich Branoh
t Seaforth
2.30 p m
TO TORONTO
•
king propernt
a great maiii •
constipationnj
eadaches, sick
headaches, jau dice, sick tomach,
Mrs. J. Shellsworth, 27 Albemarle
St., Halifax, INS., wri es: "I take
pleasure in writing yeti neerning the
beat value I have reeelee by L" tbg your
Milburn's Lasa=friver Billfor a sluggish
lively, When any liver g t bad I would
tiEtVe severe headaches, b t after using e
couple of vials of your. , ills I have not
been bothered with the headaches any
more."
Milburn's Laxat Liver 'ills are, wi`h-
out a doubt, the best lie
the market to -day. Tw
a reputation should sure
Ilriilburn's Laxa-Liver
per vial, 5 vials _for $l.
dealers, or 'mailed dire
price by The T. Mille
Toronto, Ont.
regulator
ty five years
prove this
on
of
ills are 25 cents
; for sale at all
on receipt of
Co., Limited.
CREAM WA
TED
We•have our Creamery now in full
operation, and wA wan your Nerve-
age.
eroe-age. W slate pi epare to pay yen
the highest prices for y ur cream, pa
you every two weeks. eigh, sane p
and test each earn of c earn care tulle,
and give you statement f the sa me.
We,aalso supply can fr e of charge,
and give you an honest business d ee.
Call in and see us or dr p us a card for
particulars
t
,ie Seafortb Creamery
On
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If
IS
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Linwood Jet. ......
reallr
7.00am
7,28 " ` 2.69
7.37 " 3.07 "
7.60 " 8.19 'a
8.24 ..
8.8455 '
9.90
9,85 "
11.25 "
FROM TORONTO
Toronto
Linwood Jct
Inlvte ton
Walton
5.
9.06 "PloarlyLos2L
3.30 "
6.05
7.10
8.3) as m. 6.10 •
10.15 " 7.00
10.45. 7.36 "
11.05 ` 7.56
11.26." 8.16-
12.58 &42'
12.10 " 9.07 ••
''►turn 12.20 9.19 "
.rich 12.45 p. m. 9.45 "
Oonneationa at Linwood for Li towel. Con
neoocnaat3uelrh Jet. with main lino for eat
W od tock, Londc.n. Detre std Obloatlo arid el
funmtat to line&
Grand 1 mink Railway
!System.
Railway Time Table.
Train. lmve Seaforth as follows t
0.45 a to For Clinton Goderich Wingharo Pod
Kinfflurlint%
For Clinton and Gide io
Y.'or Clinton, wiaglam and nines ,
dine:
For Octan and 130E1er/eh.
For Stratford, Onelph, Tosont
€>�tltta North Bay end Pointe we<t
Belleville and Pete4rbor point :
3 21 p m For • S▪ tratford, Guelph,; Toontel Tian
trent and pante seat..
so retittia a t.i)1 ane' 7orrcto
pt.b0 p -m
6 Spm
:1.03 p
7 51 ;a m
1 a
LONDON .321.1.1R011 a 'RUCEI
NORTH rIkEPODet
,don depars .......... 880 3 40
,- : _ °ane, .. r....... .... 986 6 46
..ter. .............•-•-• 9 47 6 67
mensal, ... ... 959 609
10 06 6 18
.d, .. .... .., ..,10 14 924
Mort, -.•....•.........•
`a ..........D10 80 6_!U
bars,......r. 11-18 5 57
11 27 703
.... ..... ..... 11 40
alv*..... ...... 11 54
r -nom,
�`7 a3i.dY,_3ti.�19]#0..�...E�sE.1.♦ 62•17
a.. r. v118
t• -•••••••1w ..... `'
a. e. 83
asilordald. `...a ......w Q SS
qT ..a,.. .P...•r--.,.•s. W.s t3 81 p]
...44.la• 3
IXeter- .•••... . ... as . ..-f7
&tc,, 1 false < .. - . . t r
••.••• j Vd
7 18
740
3Sj.j�
48
8 €6
435
458
ell
GM from;
DYS ENT RY
as tcum -
. 1
Moue.al 111111
aiitient
fasetnees
with
eieseol oath other
omit the matter passed
which fine itesemdsle
Medi aunt/
With,
eii
biteS
eirst Wean to
ffi
Satire
_too hiehly Sae
>aged time
et lute; to the ember, and he
Wei.' ?test 104, and
ine.011img tilt to our hots ,
sem liala blit I was toned to
e ;;ilial baby
h,set her home,
any low,
loot her sure,
(camesite
°net of
use to,ve
did, and the
foe the better,
bre.site was
baleen if it
,s,'iry lime
.r.-
Menu -
lir the T Milburn Co.,
Toostelne. -25 cen-M
_. Baer
in with
rand `arid the tnilk bon -le Wits) t
.cert. •
Periha.ps I told . iic e*perlener ,t
rigoes on pi life! life; to the aaen d
gree ;as many save .d r.e, for t. y
fatherfathein watt e out fte er and :' .o
,received ,a '' ' sion trot. tte tl Ix
Golvernanerrt. e a yetir (.ran the h: d
enlisted in ' : l :Btrifi tslh navy an' I
nigtat ta-renticn ;that !;far as ti
the crew Coe 'or'd n'is plea
ya,crtt .in the a :e,diterraor., It
weele :en -one Hila Mjeatsee s
teat be bet With a t4rrible
dent ' Yea ,fal>i !ben. tine ggii2, 1
Ing Ca' a allose crr iif . terig 11
oLLng le' yeasts Yee retur d home
lit>du? time t ,gran. e�dr at E
btu g1' a slip • refs r. A
tees time *bit ° a on .a r -rble' ir•
suit of nig a arite apo t of huh
or: •firalehng, 2te ;saes- my mother
tha first time where rhe was wiel
the sickle in the field like W
worth's "= .11 : ry Reaper x•. It ; •s
many yea atter their . marriage
for they deci ed to cross the • : n
and ttey:w:ere i. pelle:dk'lto do•iso .y
tt.eir de e.. keep tbhir ,sone
taking to ,a1;: se : faring life. c141y a • ;; st
brother ,be r. lost at ,yea wioh
a ,great ' : rief to my parents.
.test of a ' u rkneys were thro
with ship wit h ,exereleeed an 1 3=
istable f:.'cina'tan over the kna:tt a-
ttar's of .ealt y latastyt youth` th
their ,pr Ise • lead -venture and - • c_
derf ul e is • tie. c s dr., the t3trantg r
erff, plate >of a - earth. So in 'd et
of Iesing ;`.):for?, of their ;some,
parents iigr
beyond r • sae
:.ren wer ; ' mar
After
ta,ug'1'Jt .�:�ilpiol
Lelia ti ,•nishi
of Galt and. Ayres As
bad been tise tt1ed( toe
f401111H'WATSON
SS Dragon. Ave., Toronto.
Nov. 10th, 1915.
beendifulconi:plexion is ahandsome
• woman's chief glory and.the envy of her
less fortunate riv-als. Yet a soft, clear
skin -glowing 'th health -is only the
natural result off e .Blood
"I was troubled for a considerable
thne- with a very unpleasant, disfiguring
Rash, which covered my face and for
which 1. usedapplications and remedies
without relief. Alter tag `d Fruit -a-
-lives" for one week, the rash, is offi.
pletely gone. I am deeply thankful for
the reliefandin tho fetwee I will not b
without X44 Fruit -a -'lyes fee.
],4TORAEE WATSON.
50o. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial . size, 25e.
At dealersorsent postpaid on receipt of
price by Fruit•$-tivee Limited. Ottawa.
tLae nearly rev ,gasenet t was
mad& oaf hoer4 un, which es yo,
tae 111' t heai'd, was ,renowrnest for Its
wearing qualities, cad . jt t a ' new
ai t+e3roRie Waaz! not require
•
Q pUi1..111aiiiE VL* L'Iva .up a..S
ngland from the west rn
bngic--French war, g-
paiu to trade Giblet :tu
au
fled , the trade taken
a dwould not i ow be n
is r ..: of the sea;.
SCC ING UP WATER.
•
rade
fe €1f your shoes.
F. F. BGL LLEY'i CO, OF CMA
Hamilton - enacts
How a Fat Train Fills its Locomotive
Ta k Without Stopping.
Sir. Ceei 4. Allen. c'hle'f of the elvil
engineers' d l)artllient. supplies In Its
Great ON ern Railway ' 1a!t.l7ille some
tutere •iiug f2 is uta "Mt, 1►ik•a;11;•; up of
water by tralin:s at full s1•c'etl t,et to es
. journeys. oromotivea. ice :,flys. aster ep!C
ecedin; hi )ijiuus e•re lanr':;. Tit:' •t't
fines of on large British railway atlti;1tt
consume s me 12.r+r1A.t'ttt) ea111t1t14 of ea
ter per alit lids Au expot'ss e'tl;eilie= tl:1
der norma t t)ndltione of 111nuing eel
consume f'•o a thirty to thirty -live pen
Ions of wter for every mile c'overtel.
raking a Letterai average On so( Is a
journey as that made 1)y the ..Cordless
Riviera 1nhited Express," of the
Great We. tern railway. from Londcta
to Pljnou 225% tulles --the 1ongeet
daily nons operun in the cforld-sotue
four tons Of .oats are con mrnetl agnetat
an averager of no less than forty teas
of water. ,
The tro igbs. Mr. Allen . explaies,
have usually a length of just over a
quarter of at mile :and are lnid per-
fectly level in the center of the "tour
foot." Wster is taken from them by
means of i ai movable shovel shaped
"scoop" Mader the tender. which Is
lowered Luno; the troughs as the trs in
passes over it at full speed. The shalrp,
edge of this ;scoop cuts off. as it were,
the "top layer" of the water. which Is
forced up itaOa a large vertical pipe abd
delivered through a mushroom Iiead or
Lrn� .}bow eft; the to of the water li1ttr
on 1/101167 +
away a few A
or entertonoi
4110 liNeee or yett.take these"
basilashe but give sou a buoyant. Inaltlefal &Wag beam* they
."----inSTRICT MATTERS
(Too Late fo s Week.
Mr. John L. Ketehen
k for Sarnia, where he
pod position m the b
meny friends wish
L -Miss Rohner' Vis'
'in Zurich ell Steed
C. Buffy and
heir couin, mrs. John
water tank. Aff §661i `als ti%e mater
gauge on the tender indicates that the
tank is full the scoop is raised again
According to the speed ajt ! which the
train is traveling, it is possible to iift
from 2,000 to 3,000 gallenb in a1xut
fifteen seeends.
eieree
i Si. i ritttp mance Can Be
every
i• quit few ,
menials 4119 fa the case today.. InFrtn'1±
knew. evict; we ellk ifs° fashions-. Faris,
-t was a lam di -stave SAO the Queer.'a
Pu ll A14d.110hi' r boo1ce were rot in
e,ayi One thing 1
ry distinci&V, t'v-
•oared tskirte carne `:in.
d wore plate.. ant'
vogue in `pioree
e cern remember v
e ler ,was when At 1:1TI t• we 1'
R
ted Ito tibe new ad
where Itr e wa I of
peaceful .and seen e
,to Car. a, la y .f
int Dui nfr isead
5 'in tae u:;eigh'bor
nett
e ti:rie,
and atone ;doll` mot toeing u
we. ,dirt of . meet witt4 pirar.,ee-r � • i
nous aF! !t.ey are cot ;only lir
staodd, -un 11 '•fife or {six ye;arr
w tw= 4,: till 4(se is to venetP,
two of ., , i 'errs ,I>4al''ing rake; tae
•%ofd ori tits fi �t cosicej�s4on Ofger-
• leek
'er-
1 k fdf the river. Father watt
engaged' steth er in 'the
sotonl .:. d , il) t a log iigur nye
in Which ` leen .�e
i, rele
but I f re 'tt ;te J3e f ueekeeper
Wet; eats. 1 I(
r
n -
t°
t tom: 'OV�i f
Plentiful it 'the
k
From' ue tee alaorteet
to tee B wevale road near whe
butter near t ink early tet
to attert Off :aeon after dawn
(any on
ots Toi-
1 and d
atoree
eo rouse
Oast fro,
t..te way
time to
we evou
reamove
la king
Wrought that 'eu,
ly !used, but it
time before I e
it'pa Amer' ;thin
worn by n
went oat in :wit.
ehawls. Bat the
ter dotting 'di
then Ireaw.;
UM- of Vie for
climate
Ole taien Tor
weary was
those clays w
of food and( cl
net ire to `keep
teak tba,t eve
Hest live atm&
was partly isold
clipped, tire -fle
to the women
"teazed" tre
was caned, rem
ed and rubbed
,sent to tee
teen to &be car
came back in
lap= 1110 •Yeres
apinning
Wren ,tr.r.aete an
bunt. The ya
Ttiere Wats tear
every neighbor
rip your blanke
spun Motet
tend end lel
for ete Blood
fesiLtra of th:
to haver- nreaerv
tine wer we; oa.rrved,
tailrowipe otte feet ro
as etrpotse, don oar si4
Make our oenranoe"
clotentl rang .1r. our 4
e„arny w, iewelliM be
Isle:neer to evelt on an
get breakfast !for tee
letop at, the -Owe Place
4eire int* oatce Imo
Many irgre 'you pee, teat
now ea reeeselties Imre cot d -
erect lux ries at that t me. Bee in
, change a,ry rof the. advaxitages "we
; thee, iratatax ;there were no
1 millinery anew,. Neerty .all , the
email- Oren 'wore ,auebornete : to
well r
.at Jain
wee a air
re 111
tnakera
1 all oar
Loses
* seine
we had itiaa
bush it might be
s would be mention -
ware quite a long
tr.! Ayr. Wheat we
er we vvrappe-d up in
need -for heavy win-
' not tseeter ae• great
• doubt the protec-
t true tempered the
Jelerable degree 8314
nY years after . the
red up.
of •wonaenfet week In.
in the preparation
Ang.• There were ;to
Attie eepereive ',we-
ir order arse all
talents Were or. a
But epher.ing wee a
hotssewlfe had to
ep were ,aterang .the
io placed oe the
,d the wool prol wed
and: party kepi. fee
tne -Welts had beer.
es were harried over
of the house who
1, as tb.e operatic:axe
1ng alt telit and for -
it 'was then, smooth -
with hot grease and
Dollen ir. Wing-
-91. Freer! the mill it
one and tre,se were
fine or coarse se re -
ked regalarly at her
'dexterity of move-
• eent to the weaver.
Oa be a weaver b.
s, or wens .of home -
tate weaver' at ‘131u,e-
y 'underwear an well
resents WEIR trade- -by
we essesetimeie Pine
stays perhaps the
eI•etiderwear was one
ere would not c,ara.
d.
Next Week
GIBRALTA FOR FLORIDA.
England Once ffered Spain the Groat
kook in a Trade.
You know th t for everlasting sta-
bility and atub orn resistance there is
nothing in the world like Gibraltar.
Did you ever ear of a curious little
bargain, which was never consum-
mated, but in hich that great rock
at the mouth of tbe Mediterrenean
figured as part of the price? It had
to do with an portant part of our
own country, d yet it is seldom men-
tioned in an'an o our histories.
The inipregna le fort•ess was fought
over by the Sir Wards led the Moors
for two centuri , and it came in for
the keen intere t of Oliver Cromwell,
who tAtundered e the British the fact
that if they ever hoped to become the
dominating sea power of the world
ehey mast con ol the Mediterranean
from Gibraltar. This great necessity
was never lost 'gilt of, but a suitable
pretext did not !arise /mill the' war of
and France ere at each ether's
Under Admiral Sir Geteree Brooke
the British deet made an unexpeeted
atteek-en t.he vanish defame* and
The ifeaiglish iie- etned of their 'barge*
That ems long before theediggliag a
Egyptians, ant the cost of mialintatat
-Out of all 'pro on to its week.'
Easily Cuted
•
A Tonic tot the Blood and Nerved
With inest All That Is
, Needed.
chief has been ealled a
athhurspte.ptevabeari,. 1,1:: ea
fourteen.
tus
of the di
vated by
Oaf
tile trouble .was r
nce. This trouble
y age, but is most of
the ages of six
e mest frequent ca
se is poor Woods ag
oor confinement or m
tal steam a school. Under these c
ditions the blood fails to carry no
ale nerves and the c Id
it becomes restl ss
g of the muscles nd
e limbs and body fon w.
at cures St. Vitus da ce
t so thoroughly that no
h disease remems is r.
nit Pills which renew he
tved nerves: This is he
to cure the trouble lid
ild
m.
of
US
So
se
Ol
rig
ay
nd
ishment to
begins to
and twit&
jerking of
A remedy
and cures
trace of
Williams'
blood, th
only way.
parents s Mild lose no time in
mg this treatment if their e
seems eterivous or irritable. Mrs.
A. Squires, , Cannington, Ont., sa
"My only daughter, now 14 years
age, was troubled with St. V`
dance for several -years. She wa
bad that) at times she would I
control of eer limbs and her
and eyes Would be contorted. We d
medical. *deice and medicine bue it
did not he p her. In faet we 'thoukht
the troub ea growing worse and 'n -
ally we h d to take her from -Bch ol.
About a year ago we began gi ng
her Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and by
the time sbe had taken five bo es
she was eonapletey cured end is ow
a fine healthy girl. I firmly believe
we owe elle; to Dr. Williras' nk
Pills and I see _very grateful for er
restoration to perfect'health."
You ate get these pine from ny
dealer in medicine or by Mail at f ty
cents a boe or six boxes for $ .50
from the De. Williams' Medicine o.,
Brockvile, Ont.
ovitesein.-ityltArecre'dn14:Ao:friorLeial rqu
many of the ladies
work for the Red a
eetion with Thames !Road
very beginning of the War
‘hought by some that more
Awe formed in Farquhar for he b
t of those who found , Ism
*ttendiathoewhlmeeetoinffgisce,t t e v !eh b
e; on. Preside&
Vice -President, MiSs L.
Secretary, Mrs, Jarne
easurer, Miss Alice Hac
=eft and dance give?.
and financially, las a
"ng had' a good brae,-
oceeds amounting to a.,bout
e bekded over to the !Rec.
(Too Late for Last
Notes. --Our soldiers, Xess
Noir, M. Mcelyinont, Georg
n their last leave before gom
erseas and left on Tuesday fo
Borden. The boys have get t
was thought by some that mor
may do their part well and retu
Ripley and Robert crawford a
in spent the holidays !vete h.
ether, Mrs. John Crawfordi
alker of Peterboro visited wit
'Thanksgiving. -Mr. Thomas
lis visited with friends in :lowed:
=beery. He visited his ; mother
w, Mrs. Wm, Vanstene, lin Ilo
o will be remembered by Maze
the older residents of thie
elle is now in her ninetysfiret
end still hale and hearty. ;Mr.!
'S also called on the Miesns
7, of Gorrie, formerly reeidents
ckersinith. They willed ; to
.4irems.bearaedmest* DeiielkoladndfrIseonndl; Ah.e
Dick, of Seaforth, visited w th
friends in the village the fore ar
the week., ---Miss Sadie Pett
cher at Glanworth Miss Ell
Gregor, teacher at Well sley,sp
he holiday with friends
umber from this parte e
anniversary services at
n Sunday. The annual enniVersa
services of St, ndrew's chur4.th
be held on Sabbath nexte the I
e services will be condueted by
itorD.-r.MArsik. eMil'eItvheer 7nwdir daitdguh
OlidsayBawriatraMisl Meciiinvrrn,lbes°ent
BAYFIELD
How Lieut Macfarlane Died
following extracts from lettersree
ed by his parents from fellow lei
seA.hieu rt:rahi re_ 2 su tst.ahMyTt hha ti sr I alyncoeuo, ti;epo n
as to his death in action on th
ley. A, maefariane, give partieu
ieeorsm.teamsnaiynadsefre, neCwasp:_t. ItlaelfertheN
Thy heartfelt sympathy in you-
eealize how greatly we feel t
_lacers, and no one knowe so
1115 myself how good soldiier e
mid how fine a man. Ay..ts
**hie when he was killed. We
ihanilwiaihgaftet:tungbieptilaileearre:niutdeap:ieceiYr:ot
tbuairnediet_toabLiinuLhviminerltariedi by
I cannot Say too meal e
wok, either as a man or an
our son was buried where
eircimistances did not: pet
getting his body later. The
an tWyilsentowrtihtes: t71, 6wa
tell yon how. your sort diedi
- wen on ink of is
niet the death th,,s
would be proud to meet,
a.m. A great lot of tie
• To prevent a surprise
and it was while looki
zeenrditfa wieen'oagn$1111:0:thitholvvesmenntisizenieeria:rbom:teef
him, gun and rifle, on
(rnuseet teanud tudw:chaul:Itteaftheetolug
ph sy4 hrb raavse:rt. A
ge:b'efore he was killed, ‘ei
an, bee peal:led ou
and dangero
tellY led
sized
The Maxwen is Built
for Canadian:.,Roads
You may have an idea that perhaps the road
conditions which your car must face are more
trying than in other sections of the 'country.
But the fact is that the Maxwell is built
especially for your roads -no matter how bad
they ay be. Before even a single car is passea
ties viou will encounter in _your vicinity. ;t4A,
out b our shops it must stand tests that are
man times more stringent than any difficul-
Our t "iii l�i ieliability and general serviceability are
nikR11 .:::: :ffident than any road test could possibly
be. . e know -that word is used literally -actually
know what the Maxwell is going to do before it leaves
our shrops.
If yoU could see the large ntunber of drop forgings,
the sp endid method of heat -treating steels, and other
featur of construction that enter into the building
You ay have hills. We know that the Maxwell will
climb y hill you may have occasion to go over. You
may ave mud. Thd Maxwell is built to stand any
possib e strain it could be asked tp stand in legitimate
The Maxwell is built WITHOUT GUESSWORK -
TO SUIT ALL ROADS -to suit your roads. In every
part of the world it is.giving perfect satisfaction.
george C. Bell, Agent
•
sv of beim
anti t office
I eke wine' -Wit Me Iling
JAMlf there's emitting to be
partses:ebailattost t°
It s Your
you call on. a
You, 4eeii him
article magattie in Us
It is just as impottant when yce telephone LAzat. you ready
talk when vet* party answer s !
store cordial' welcome, and it gives you the:advamtage of having,
wt1 by yaw correct "
lace to Wait
lw.sy man at his office, se-nd your
he had indicated that' he could
while you 6-nifthed an
office?
jai eit
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