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a world of wood, awl 1 ltavea't lad
tee lsiet rig* of a heeelarthe for
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Pmt up only by The T. )iUbom Co.,
. Limited, Tomato, Oat.
lampoon JI*a.4RR' III
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paw?. W. Il. JAOKSt1Y--Iaetruetiop
even In Voice Culture. Organ.
Piano. Violin, Guitar, Theoty,. ere,
Studio and residence. North Street.
C.HAMII.CO:V'•--Orgen;at ;':orth St.
Celled Church, Concert pla?er
and Teacher.
Residence at Mrs. Col orne s, St. Pat -
reek Street
LEGAL CARDS
El. R. ti AleitOt't'.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public.
Successor to .1. L. Killoran
Phone 97' °t ee, The Square. tl,rder!eh
ERNEST M. LEE,
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Barrister. end Solieltor
10 Kings Street East, Toronto, 2
Telephones, :Slain 7793-719.1.
wUDI,EY E, UIOLMES :
Barrister, Solloitor, Notary
.Public, Conveyancer. Etc.
PHONE. 27 HAMILTON STREET
SPECLALIST
DR. E.); It. FOftSTEA -
y+* EYE, EAR, NOSE, istraoAT.
tate House: Surgeon New .' York ()ph•
timbale and Aural hospital, assistant at.
Moorefield's Fyn Rosetta' and Golden.
99 3 Waterloo St.Hospital,t ate rd,' Tetdon e
phone lot- r Goderlelt on the
At hotel Bedford.
eivening of third efouslay or each month
1tin the following day, Tuesday, itt
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' hiropreetor and DruaI '- TherapiSC,
Cod rChronic; Organic end Nervous preemies
Equipped with Meetro-Magnetie''Baths.
Electronic Electric -Treatments and
Chiropraeettc.
eilfPice hour' --2 to 3 and 7- to 9 pet.;
,and by .appointment, esscepting Aloeday
and Thuredry afterno'ns and evenings;
•.O t e.Roprp o;a;tbeSe lays !0
• ,: Loa 4n Attendance.
-Besidence and Ounce-•Corirer or south
•it+t. end Rtitannla goad.
: A(TCTXONE RING
r(O MAS GUilDay +.I.r....
Live Shock and General Auctioneer,
janlltoa Street, Goderleh
`Sates made ever, -where and all efforts
itnade to, give you satisteetlen,
• Farmers sale nates discounted.:
ROBERT ROBERTSON.
Auctioneer. Eldon St.. Coderfeh , .
vviti canduet and. arrange any sale oh
the latest methods to get best .termite.
:ed
iint, or drop c rd
and
he will
give it immediate ate atto tion. Farm
Sales a specialty.
NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC.
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General Conveyancing :gone
• Good Companies Represented
ilahone No. 208: Goderich, Ont:
:d•'rirORGE E. ' GREEiNSLADE .•
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CONVEYANCINO AND NOTARY.
ayl%1 , Ont.
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i Iti[;LCP MUTUAL •FIRE 'Seet ie.
• se ANCE COMPANY.
anNt ANI) ISOLATE') TOWN "PitCii'-
ERT"Y.. INSURED.
Value et. property tnsiired up to,Jaf•
'nary, 1910, $3,048,975.0(1.
t)FFI(Ettr3-•5arrites Connolly, Press -
,dent,: Goderich ; Jon. Evans. Vice-Preel-
,dent, Beech clod; T. E. Hays, See.
'Treas., Seeiortli. • i
DIRECTORS I). V. McGregor, : Sea.
Worth; J. G f;rieive. 'Winthrop; Wm.
Wrin, Constance; •George .tterarthey,
'Teekersinitlgt Segni Perris, Ilarioek,
J,Iohn. Bennewise, . Braadtiagan; Murray.
'Gibson Brneetie'ld
AGENTS -4, W. Yea, Gnsierlch;„Sandy
Leitch, Clinton; SVin. Chesniy, Sea-
* it.••-Iiinahlele Sraforth.
Policy Holders can pay their awees-
mtents at,,..1t. II. tiptt'si 'tore, e,oderich;
• •A. J. Mortising Clothing! Store, Clinton;
or .1 H. ft id' 11 Idtee este -
slam INSURANCE
Rave it attended to oy the .
OUT WAMilal0$H EMU PMf IN$ULANCE 06
Established 1878
Iload OW* : Dangaa s, Ossit.
Harry L. Salkeld, It. R: No. 2, God-
.erich, pros.; Wm. J. Thompson, Mb -
.urn, vice' pas.; direetors—Wm. Me-
• Qtllllan, St:Relent; W. P. %.ted, It. Rw
,No. 2, Lucktgow; 111.. Salkeld, "phone
-1100r11, Goderleh; Altus. Nicholson,
Lucknow; Wan. Watson: Jas. Glretn.
`R. R. No. 6, Goderich; Wee. r Thorny -
Ion, Auburn; Tim Grkriaa, R. R. No.
7, Lueknow; CI as. Hewitt, Khieer•
dine, Ont.
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DwatuteNrstast
The *e*triatre was seiemrniaed at
the Leaaestalste Commotion caz.rsk,
North Brsoolway, Colombo*, Ohio, at!
4.4® a.m. est Winhteedey, October Mei
el Mr. Patrick Dugan, Kon of Mr. and
Ilei. Wittier Dagen. of Seafe*rtit, i
and Mimi Regina Nonan, daughter of
Mr. sued Mrs. E. J. Nunan, 1842 North
street, Columbus, Ohio.
ighie•Arelt€beitt
At kick noon, Saturday, October i
lath, a vary smart wedding took
place at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Archibald, Seaforth, when
their daughter, Ellie Selina, became
the bride of Mr. Charles Hubert Else,
of Devitt, Mick., son of Mr. and Mrs.'
Frederick Else, of Toronto. The cer.
oniony was eonduetsd by the Rev, Mr.
Lane, pastor of Northside ehureh.
Fire Brigade. Organiser) in Hensen
A fire brigade was organized in
Hensel' on Monday of last week, to
operate the new fire engine when it
arrives. •
Wellie-Stewart
At noon on Friday, Oct, 15th. at
Riverview • Farm, Stanley tp., the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Stewart,
the marriage took .place of their sec
and daughter, Abigail Mary, and Fred.
J. Wallis, B. Arch., of New York Cita",
younger son of `i e. and Mrs. C. J.
Wallis, of Clinton. About fa'fty
guests were present, from Arthur;
Fergus, Gi derich, Churchill, London
and Midland. Mr. and Mrs. Wallis
have left for New "ltorly City, �vliere
Aldan. of Tackeraraitk. awn st Mr.
and Mss. Janos Allan of that :eon -
'hip.
Feaial Desai is Sad
iXilliaan 'A1 art MsKslv,y, r wee
known resident of Brussels. was
found dead in bed .Monday morales
of last week by his mother when eke
went to call hire. He had beta em.
ployed to Tltnt, heat had recently conte
'home on aeeount of ill heetth, but on
Sunday had attended church service
in Melville church, and In the evening
had been out visiting friends.
Oa*gaaaeet Mae Haug Contract at
. Myth
Mr. Finnigan, of Dungannon, who
has the contrnet of building the new
bridge over Blyth creek, commenced
operation recently. The new bridge
which will he 32 feet In width will
have a roadway 27 feet and walk 5
feet, The bridge is to- be of solid L" C 0 rtsan
concrete and the work will be corn. E. C.
pleted this fall if weather permits. ! DIAMOND MERCHANT
Currie -Crozier Nuptials ! •. AND ERCER
The home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fhorta tag'
Crozier, Walton, was the scene of a Goderich tirtt+�raie�
pretty wedding on Wednesday, Oet.
13th, when their daughter, Nellie
Rae, became the bride of bar. Roped!_
J. Currie, sat of Mr, and Mrs, A, Cur-' Peter, fieri hi Ms.
M r,n Br, and
tie, gingham. The }zonae wua beau-
tifully decorated with seasanable William, of Stanley' township: Alfred.'
flowers and an evergreen and tech of Craik, Sask., and Fred, of Kitch.
nine arch, under which the eantraet. I ever. The eldest of the family, Mee..
Trig parties stood during the sere. A. Townshend. died last year, her
ewer, which was conducted by Rev, i funeral being held just one year prior'
J. A. Ferguson. • .• to the death of her father. The .re -
T1 arltE easel he ne gift more
,jr)•vuely1 received, more
*reheated* ter' its worth awl
handy, iaorat perfect in ex-
prsaslaa of seetererst then t&c
4taraoaid. Whether the stun'
L+ large or sheen, set with sim-
plicity or eleborate art, the
gift of a diamond it in re-
quisite testa.
Those whu hesitate about such
an investment because of the
inteortanre of choosing R per.
feet stone. will find 'Piers a
large offering of c*eefull;• :a•
ieeted diamonds and eompe.ent
and interested assistant* front
us. Diamonds *lone or in eom-
binatton with pearl* and gems
offered in jewelry of every
st}Ie.
Mr. Wallis has been employed in hie' Huron PresbyteryYaun 1'eo Ie's mains Nvere br:ueht home' for inter.
g p went, the funeral tekinre place from
profession fax the past year and Conference .
where they will .make their home. ' the home e,f one: e a S iter noon,
New Conservatory Head. Nephew The :second annual Young Peoples Bronson line, Tuesday afternoon,
y Conference of HurorePresbyytery (tin- Oct. 19th. to Bavfield cemetery. The
of Clinton Lady ited) was held in Loodesboro an. Fri- Rev, F. 1.1 Paull condreteri the see.
Dr. Ernest C. MacMillan, of Tor-. day, Oet, .15th, 1926. Rev. Telford, vices at house and graveside and thee
onto„ who has been Appointed princi of Blyth; occupied the chair. ,The pallbearers were four sons bf the de-
pal of the Toronto Conservatory of three sessions were well attended and ceased,'John, Robert, Will and Fred.Masse; succeeding the late Dr, Vogt, the meetings extremely interestir..g.'D th of Old Resident of Whitechurch
is a nephew of 1VIrs. (De.) Gunn, of In the morning 111iss Allison, of Tori aures MacGregor, eng of the vary.
Clinton. onto, gave a very inspiring address on old residents of Whitechurch, passed
A.1lan.Turner "The 'Church's . Dream: " Miss AW- quietly away at his home on Sunday
sen does a great eeeai, cf work with afternoonwOct. 17th. I
teen age boys and girls and spoke onIl t age,Mwas gn
'C, G. I. T. and Tuxis work at the his who-ussal health ears of iwas In
Round Table Conference at the stifteri t and abo zt Sunday'
noon • session. Rev. Mr. Cragg. re- weak morning
after . dinner he took a
e
turned miasionairy from Japan, evoker . l spell and gang to Ro down he
on that country and the conditions of, pasted away'in a'.slsort time. He is:
the people there.' His addreea ryas, stirvarid- ived
ones gtpoyn. « a Widow, eight daughters
.A quiet weddingtook place at two
'o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Oct;
20th, at Wesley -Willis ehureh manse,
Clinton, when the Rev. J.. Rw %Iogg.
Joined ,In holy matrimony Annie Myr-
tie, daughter of Mr. and hits, John T.
Turner, of Clinton, and David Edgar
meat .interesting. In the evening
if! Ree. D. G. McGregor gave his ?/reel -4 Engagement Announced
.lent; address to the. young popple, No Mr. and Mrs. James S. bard, Wing.
t id.the t h
o m o e thttllaa ul . they were ham, anno' n e the engagement of
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and o a
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ire' •hankful they.were challenged James Murray and the late Mrs. Mur -
with an almos its oss • ra
t t' ilij@.tape,`he y. Toronto,marriage to take place
se,m lEw II
Scheming• officers were elected. oz tte shortly, a
coming year: Hon. President: Rev.
. s
uTEs co
F. Clarke; president Mr.' George rat
SOMELOCAL
HISTORY
• Knight:" vice-president, Rev. F. E.
Clysdale; ' secretary' treasurer.. Miss (From.. The Goderich Star of Oct.
Marian Scarlett; convenors of corn.'12. 190 f)
Rheumatistr lumbago, neuritis, back- mittees: Christian Fellowship, 1V1.10 Daniel. Ferguson Closed Tena ,aa
ache, stiff neck,, sore muscles,:.3t 4irns., Amy Shapton; literary' awl' layette.
tondos, *clung joints. When you are t- i , 1i171t1cOfrVie*
duffpring. o Jou cenhardly get around, enshi Dr. ..D.McinyrrmChristian: Devon
•
y lflr'y k,l'ep c {dl eenship, Mr. D. Armstrong. Devo• Denier p'ergttsth *he lige .sagitt
othuag lcentrxted, pence . tional• periods were condne.ted•--by market clerk of the Town. of Gode•.
tenting heat at red peppers,: nand when Londesboro Y. P. S., Seaforth Y. P. rich for twelve yedrs, Chases nit term
batt penetrates rigfht down tato pant ' S., and Rev. W. R.Alp. Song ser-. -of office on in the ofyfi� not
the
continuance the gnu not beings the
-and congestion -relief -comes at once vice wag conducted by :Rev,-G.--T,-moat,A large number of users
Just as soon as you apply Fed PeP- 'Moorehcuse. of. the market will surely miss the
per Rub- you feel the tingling heat. In • •"•••,:�-.-�•--•„--• ,.- 7.-- ►, s
three minutes the sore is warmed Harvelit Thanksgiving and steopeninar jus gentleman from the seat of the
through and through and the torture is , Services in Trinity Church, Bayfield just. balance.
Roy/la Red Is '`E The • reopening and harvest thanksi Mild Weather end Destructive Snow
%oft' epper Ub, anada'frora Storni .
'red ;costs littte'7tt at>y aftaeg; giving 'services in Trinity et.urch,•' Monday afternoon was exceedingly
store: Geta jar at once, Be tore to Rayfield, on Sunday, Oet..;14th, were .mild and balmy" the grass being cut
.Se theleggmei in*, with the • Ioeries both well' attended, the chereh being^ on the Court House ark, : and the
I atboth services. Bayfield par- trees in almost full foliage.
A • snow storm on the 9th of Oct
ober is not often seen in Ontario,' but
we had it this week, and a bad one it
was for injury to trees. The tern•
perature was just at freezing, though
the snow was soft, and as it fell in.
Loge flakes it held on to the trees,
and those who were up early saw as
pretty and novel, a sight as has ever
COLDS 1fiAT
and beautified, The walls have been
' nicely beautified,
ecrated, a new hardwood
or laid' n newt setae d d. 'New
flo a d e
DEVELOP d
carr of en the chancel. sanctuary and been seen in Goderiele The fall of
snow was about seven inches, and
the large ball rested on . the leaves of
trees anti 'bush *cit fell, :xto weight
was such as to bear down ranches,
so that large trees were lige large
'tents, the branches elothea in .snow
with their ends restive: on the ground.
!oaking like the whitest. of -canvas
duck. F'l'it•-trees-.suf'Pered severely
by the etnrm. In scone of the town
orchards ling the fi'nbs ,f oil remit.
ish ies a very old one,. at least seventy-
seven .years old, and the church build-
ing is almost es old. The first rpca::sr
was Rev. - Robt. C•atrnpbell. The
,March has been very much improved
choir floors, ndd murk to the beauty
p EIIMIINIA .of,.the old building. For the reopen•
, ing occasion. it was very ,beautffulIy
decorated with flowers,. grain. fruit
Chronic cotgb and peruistene eoldeleed and vegetable';. At the morrniziq ser -
toilet -ken trouble. You cam them ao*r vice the rector . was Assisted by Rev.
with Creoinuluioo, an entubre{ied creosote Wm. Hinds', and at the evening ser -
that ie lglettasnt to take. Creomulsiaat is at. vice Ven. Archdeacon Jones -Bateman
itecertnediceldiscoveryt.h inflafeld*akin, nreaehed.. The hicken . stepper on
it eoathes acid #toads the intiagard neem- ev -
bratteaandkilisiheggerxp. Tuesday in the town hall, under the
Ofall knorrndrr+ae,creosaiteiar i d - auspices of the Guilds. wasa decided trees were broken off. end rely. ei trif
eyrnpeeesseuthoritieeaeontrottisegreetese success. The basement was decarnt trees and all kinds of bushe-s tettered
healingerica forpeneeteat (xxrgh&and ed with flowers, grain ani staple severely.
colds another toms of throat trouble*. -leaves, and the tabtes were else very, An Industrial Boom
Creoi nuirion tentaine, iii addition t, area- nretty, temptinsoiy laden with provis- It has.been decided to submit what
sole, other healing, so
etementa whielt soothe ion The ladies are very grateful to is known as the Lloyd Mfg. Co. pro-
position to a vote of the ratepayers.
and at special . meeting of the coun-
cil on' Tuesday eveninge.it was agreed
that three ether propositions whtcli
have been under way for some weeks
should be voted on at the sante time.
The second proposition is that of a
proposed Cnderich Carriage Co., the
colds, bronenieat rtsthma, catarrhal briar' Iiubenvilie Sewing Circle,". in which a 'remote's eyeing H, W. Thomson,
chicle and other for•ade of throat and prcgram was given by vnr!oue Mean- d' u"gist; J. A. Walker, carriage
respiratory diseases, and is excellent for been of the eirc]e and others: Mr. p lerifler; {`nl. Wm. Yonne and W. A.
buildings up tate system after colds G. Neelin, of ' i tforth, acted ver Qtly cols tete the dry .meds merchant. The
or fez, Money refunded if awy cough or y third proposition ass that of the Jack.
cold is not relieved. After taking; accord- as chairman. ane lalanufacturi'ue Co., Clinton, :rho
Ing to directions. Ask your dru t. The Passing of Alfred Scotchnter ' desire' to estabii?ee And operate a
Crrotnulsion Co., Limited, 'reroute, trench clothing, factory here. The
One of Stanley townships oldest te-
(:ndnrsell Canning Factory is. the
srdents passed away at the home of fourth proposition.
his eon in Kitchener on Sunday, Oct, (From The Gederleh Star of Oct: I1,
17th, in the person of Mr. Atfre,t 1901)
Seotehsner,' who was nearing the. tiardded in t'orest
completion of his eighty-seventh year. Forest Free Press; "Pickering
Ile had gena- home `etch his sen a natl.' the residence .of Mr. and Mrs.
week :before fora little visit. and T. Pkkering, Forest, was the scene
his death carne unexpectedly after a o! a pretty wedding yestcrtlay t Wed -
few hours illness. )(r. Seotzhirter nesday) at 7 p.m., when their youngj-
had spent nearly all his life in Stan- est daughter, Maude was united . in
ley township. Ha was born et Bury. marriage with A. Paltridge, of
St. 'Edward, Sussex, England, but Goderieh, formerly J.f Forest. The
came out as a little lad of fourteen, bride was supported 'by Miss Bertha
the only member of his family to Ball, of? Warwick, while J. Il. Picker -
tome to Canada. He caste to Miring* brother of the bride, acted in the
uncle, who had settled here, and here p y ir
and heal the intlthsedrneinbranenand stopi.eld . Bateriran, of Seaforth, +end 111.
the irritation end inflattunation.•wl5ige the
creosote goat on tothestoinaeb,isabsorbed
John Beatty, of Verna., for assisting
into the Wood, attaelcs the mat of the so ably in the prog=ram. The Y. P. S.
trouble and destroys. the.genue that lead orchestra also assisted. Mrs. Paull
to conaunption, gave a monologue. Mr. A. Dunn a
Creomulhion is gusuanteed etttisfeetery comic song and then a" sketch entitled,
is the treatment of chronic Boughs and = "Phe Schoolmaster Entertains the
BroDheu EPOS.
t 00ERICH
Th. �•llno
loll Directors
and mars
Orders esrsfulle attended to
st all loess—night or day.
Children ory
nit runnErs
CASTO O Ft IA
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sante ea *cit far the room. They
terminator will reliare then and re.
*tees health:
Mow attach poorer life will be whu%
at last snide are so commonplace as
to be enuietio.d.
The old horse town is a place where
you pay for ten gado* and get ten
instead of sewn.
Icren the !teas can't keep the dog's
mind off the est. •
FILLAKE
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filEADACHE
Nell`r Ighl, Tootle icl e
McEwen's Si
N,1 " $" OF SHIBRIFIPS JELLY
POtl3TORAPID
.t Jelly Powders for 116e, seat a gallas. Frneaitr Plimprin pierces.
Our Special Blend of Bulk Tea at Sze; per lb. in 5•1h*. lots.
Try this tea, it's a winner. and is 115 to .10c cheaper
than the package teaa.
We grind our best Coffee fresh for your order. it has
given satisfaction for years.
We have a large 8 -ounce bottle of Vanilla, or Lemon Ex-
tract for ... ....2Se.
Also a large t -1h. bottle of Vanilla or Lenton Ex-
tract for
13itc.
New targe washed Brasil Nuts, this year's crap, :lust in
,at 21$4 per Ilia.
24 Bars ief Soxp, McEwen's Special for ...... R 4E00
f'alnttree TOO Soap * +410e p. ,alearsan
Redpath Sugar per bag, the cheapest price it has been for
years
SPECIALS 04 DRY GOODS
Blankets, Underwear . Overalls, Shirts, Socks,
Gloves, etc., at -right prices. •
-Ceods delivered to any peat of the Town.
J. J. McEwen
Mitts,
PHONE 46 South Sides
harbor in grand style. tater in the
afternoon the schooner W. H Rounds,
bringing BOG tons of coal to the Mil-
-W ding Co., was seen' to the southwest
_• ,.
es - see .pointing for this port with mainsail.
only flying. The .Rounds made the
AN OLD RECIPE entry safely though she %hipped a
TO DARKEN HAIR
Sage 'Tela and Sulphur Turns
Oray, Faded Halt Dark
and Gioeay
•
Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and 'Sulphur, properly compoue •
ed, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streakked
or gray. Yearn• ago the ,only way, to
get this mixture was to. Make it at
home, which is mussy and troublesome.
Nowadays we simply ask at any drug
store for `W'Vyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compoa;nd.'" You will, get, a large bot.:
itis bf this old tune recipe improved by
the addition of other ingredients, at
very little cost. Everybody uses this
preparation now, • because no one can
possibly tell that you darkened your.
hair, as it does it so naturae ty and even.
syr. You dampen a sponi or soft brush
with it acid: draw this through your hair:
talon? one serail strand at A time ; bye
morning the gray hair daappeers, and
after another application or two, your
hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and
glossy and you Ink -yaws young r,ay
few seas .*s she timed the her r en.
trance. Later an when darkness had
set In, a small steam vessel was seen
west of this port, apparently making
for the harbor, but she did not .reach
the entrance, haat dropping eonth•
ward she ran on shore some 200 yards
Routh of the bathing house. As soon
as possible a line was sent . ashore,
and those present, with the assist•
once of the waves, hauled her out of
danger, when she wits filled . with
water to. keep her steady. She was
fov+nd to be the steam yacht Alma C..
wiled by Mr. Turner, formerly of
Bay City, but now of Midland.
GosMakes People
Nervous and Restless
Gas pressure .in theabdomen
causes a restless, nervous feeling and
prevents aleep. Adierriktt removes
gas in TEN minutes and brings mit
surprising amounts of old waste
matter eau never thought was in
your system. This excellent intent -
Ina' evacuant Is wonderful .for con-
astipation or allied stomach trouble.
Don't waste tine with pills or tab-
lets but get REAL. Adterika action
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE.
re
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Hire roe boort
*bent Pepsi Pepe is a
itcleItIdC _�ppreparatkii put
rap in potato ferns, wide%
p1�rt��sesitles am entirely new Rail ef.
teethe treatment far toughie
colds, elms, ani threat treelike.
Peps ceataM torte!” metelaM
tagreetlleats, whkb, when placed -
11P011
the toaagie. Inu*eadlStety
Mr* late vapor, ant are breathed
d
Ira .the Mr passage', to the
Ree. Oa, .thea journey*, tba-
wows the. lathea44 Mad trritate,i
in rsaea et (1'. brent heat tabele,
the dslleato walls of tie aie parte
!dames. anti Sandy easter sad earrg
relief mad heather lathe lemma.
While as iIgaJd sr aeled Cam get
te, the bogs and air moot, can,,
these. Peas fames Not taatre direor,e
and healing eeiaaseacese
.011 ab stat i
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polio. sae ate (5 gaits., 1+h *rete.lka.
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n,lr-:r 11001 OF COMMERCE
CLINTQN..ONTARIO
Stetad!.nts 1No ° gnit? Any> rime
r Every Me j : Why not attend` the School: that has the Highly
1
It doesn't take much �!
to Item you ba Wm.
Nature only .gimlet a '-
little
help.
lArit�tg1ey'tga, every
meal, benefits teeth,
breath, appetite and
',416 Fess ► f � Taste
salsa
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Yo tiecoiu'rTg2Y?o $ um,.
Auto Ya i NEE,DN't HAVRAA FEAR
FOR WE'RE YouRUTTLE HE111'F
AND WeRE ORINOINCr Wg RI'VUU AN
HALLOWE'EN!
•
Means a lot to the kids, doesn't
it?
• Means something to you, too,
Crisp, frosty evenings.
Pleasant, brisk walks throught
the bracing air to get home to a
glowing fire, at warm house, ;t•
.
good, hot dinner. .
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wedding march was played by 'bliss Ace you ready for tits: first cool.he remained. On at•rowing; to scan- Etta Hemiltan, of Forest. The knot weather?
hood he married Miss Ellen 'Watson heat tied by Rev J. E. Ford, pastor
and they lived for many years on the of the 3xtethadist +church. Better get your coal supply.
Brotheir
son line. which farm they left to A Stormy Day Then—if winter cuttles-•.»what
#hair son, W. J. • cotehmer, Its 1912
end moved to Clinton. Mrs. Sandie Satur.tny wait a Stormy city for cares? e•,
trier died in 1913 and on the marriage thetse whu, go iloc,n to the sea in-Cla►l.l. THE
of his youngest daughter Mr. Scotch- ship•, although trait nand: slid not
mer went bark to the farm aril atincr 'care a 5th t1U •rear seen. A re -
that time the Beerliet,1 was �ee'n rr-
el
thin h*a raided swans his rhtidren. turning; to port tram the north, a "d
Mr. Seotchmtr was a quiet, unet,rrl. by the time s". reached the piers the,
ing man. He was a member of 'frit- '.as were ntekine n clean sweep over
ity Anatliehan church, Bayfield. He them. The Baefield came int-* the
i, survived by a family of thee. Peevish, 'sate, reottess, evil .iekiv
rietieh'.ra •end five moms: Mr1. ",Vit- children •a• a Peer e'nn+Avti.,n tit
eau'
Funeral
Funeral Dirrectolr and
Embalmer'
Ooic a rioha Ontario
t
earls* promptly attendee. to
day or night. :
bore $$JL Hone *$$w
For G,asi Ulcer Coal
. U. MUSTARD cw PAKY
Hata Heard, Rarfteld; Mrs, dames worm•. Mother (:raves' Worm Ex. • Phone 98 ---- Csoilerkb
1
Qe;allfisd Staff.
The only School ',hat teaches real Practical. Buati-
nea* Training from start to finish
Where High School Students and Teachers are taught
specialized expert training in Business Administration and Sec.
e is a
r caecal Science cr: nd are sure of a goodposition,;r i ty-
a promo-
tion
tion aU1d big income. p
COURSES
Stenographic, Commercial, Secretarial, General Office,
Civil. Service, Commercial Teacher's Course and Special.
Courses arranged.
For fuli information write to
Phone 198 1l: F. WARD, B.A. Principal
RAILING "' IC Pail' 59c Plb. t Li
POWDER
Von" a PINEAPPLE 2 tins 27c
TEAS Fruits armed Candy Canned
'Nbie. Qaaur Cees' Tlaoratp*atr $..Nisei PUMPKIN
lfeo ,. 69. RAISINS 216 29c cissa'. Th�.ere�
• fi rtargiNs 2 f or 25cilrg:6tltao, 791: - 15
D$LBalk .59e Leek
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Oraagta I ir.7 't "INES
Mixed r iltii.,t,i 2lis. 2?it��a tte»*�`�,��,.:
2N4717.3....
5c Ib. C1HOCtLATES 2ic.AriAre+r"�,l�eta.
re eche Milllod 2»Ih•a wise
Roux') L�.i t SWEETH RIT CHEST 99c-24-4604.441 .
OATS Hslts*ve'eai OLIVES
4I ►s. 25 or GL8DROS 1►.
T.U.4tlto O abase BISCUIT 35.
BAKING SPECIALS
FORHALLOWE'EN
'VV'hitw FLOUR �l-lb,
regi iia 99c
Domino Brand
1 tb, tin PURE .LARD
These Priem he mEa it fee steer waeie Brest chat' e1 siaiae srtaa/rr t•40•C