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THURSDAY, NOV. I1g1
Salm Illsdr; we Paws
Mr. B. O.
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iad ire ea my sleek sad SIM*
40. *7 sus at the scan time, sw't.
fogad so
aeleary.I mar � lame fat earls
sdrerti�sed aid tb.a bt I would try
it, sad I as pleased en may that after
taking eau bottle I got rlonr of all of
stthrem.. wIt elao made me feel better and
8.11. r8.' is pit ep only by The T.
Nilberst Co., Limited, Tomato, Ont.
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MUSIC
DIOF. W. II. JACKSON -Instruction
Plano. iolin. Gn uitar Theon Culture, Organ,
Studio and residence. North Street.
T.T.. HA:ViILTON Organist North St.
•�• United Church. Concert player
and Teacher.
Residence at Mrs. Colborne's, St. Pat-
rick Street.
LEGAL CARDS
PkkedFro.n
in
Ireigaaaaests Aaswstrsert
Mrs. Melvin Creels, Clinton. an-
nounces the engagement of her only
J1tt� ter. Ivy Irene Plaw•.e, to Alton
. oluattoa, eldest on of the tette
Join Johnston and Mrs. Johnston,
tse•n�arriege to take place in Norma.
hen
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Breckenridge
announce the engagement of their
Youngest daughter, Edythe A., to Mr.'
,-Arthur K. FieW, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Field, of Wingham, the mar-
riage to take piece in November. t
Treats to Gassy Hesse
Clinton News -Record: A number
of people have been thinking lately of
the residents of the Huron County
Hoose and have been providing var-
bus tracts` for then. The Women's
Institut* of Crediton sent a donation
of clothing; the Young Psople',x Lea.
gue of St. James' church, Exeter,
came up on Tuesday evening of last
week and gave a very pleasing musi-
cal Program, afterwards providing a
treat a candy and oranges, end on
Wednesday evening the Sunbeam Trio
of Hensall came up and rendered a
program, followed by a treat of candy
and grapes. All these little *tten.
tions have been *ppreclated by the
residents and by the management.
Gibblings.Shobbrook
A quiet but pretty weddingwas
solemniz at the United church par.
U. R. DARROW.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Etc..
Successor to .1. L. Ktlbrau
Phone 97 Office, The Square, Goderich
t t RNEST M. LEE.
Barrister and Soikitor ° •
10 King Street East, Toronto, 2
•Telep1tanes Main 7703.77;It.
DUDLEY E. IMAMS
Barrister, Soltoitor. Notary
Public, Conveyancer, Etc.
PHONE 27 HAMILTON STREET
SPECIALIST
1DR. F. J. R. FORSTER.
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York Oph-
tkhaimie and Aural hospital, resistant at
alooretleld's Eye Hospital and Golden
Square Throat Hospital. London, Eng.
.,3 Waterloo St. S. Stratford. Tele-
phone 267.
At Hotel Bedford, Goderleh, on the
'evening of third Monday or each month
till the fotlowisg day, Tuesday, at 1
it!i:m, •
CHIROPRACTIC
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER.
DR. A. N. ATKINSON,
Chiropractor and 'Dewiness. Therapist,
Goderich
Chronic, -Organic and Nervous Diseases
Baths.
Electra-Magnetici3, t
• t9.
wi t
R ui ed
El ctronic Electric Treatments and
Chiropractic,
Office hours -2 to 3 and 7 to 'J p.m.
sod by appointment; exeeptlu Moeda)*
and Thursday afternosne and evenings:
omee flours on 'these days 10 to i2 a!m.
Amity. •
• Lady in Attendance.
Residenee and Ofice-Corner of South
St. stmt. Britannia hood. ,.
AUCTIONEERING
1'Fd0MAS GUNDRY.
Lire Stock and General Auctioneer,
Hamilton Street, Goderich
Sales made everywhere and all efforts
made to give you satisfaction.
Farmers' sale" notes discounted.
noBERT 110BERTaaaa,
Auctioneer, Eldon St.. Goderich
will remind and arrange any sale on
'the latest methods to get best result.;
flee hire, .or drop a card and he will
sive It immediate attention. Farm •
•'Saks a specialty.
NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC. COLDS THAT.
•
�7�7Jf. R.tILIi .
If Kidneys Act
Bad Take Salts
saaat;e, Londesboro. on Wed.ee�sy
eventng, Nov. 3rd, by the herr B.
Stell when Vera Irene, yono ea;
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John 1i.
of tie 3rd eoeteeeeion of
ullett, ieestse the bride et Mr. Per- i
ey John Gibbing*, eldest son of Me.'
and Mrs. John G. Gibbings.
Mr. & B. Stethers Presented WIthl
Case
Clinton h"ews-Rrecord: ]fir. S. it
Stothers, who was a citizen of Clinton
for eight years, being distriet repre-
sentative for Huron Caunty with,
headquarters here, and who now mai
copies a similar position In Essex
County, was in town on Tnesday
evening, when as many of the mem.
berm of the IL F. 0, '41ub and the
Huron Central Agricultural Society
as could 'be got together on short no.
tire, took the opportunity of present.
Ing him with an appreciative addreaa
and a cane, which they hed purchased.
some time ago but had not bad an on-
nortunity of presenting before. Mr,
G. W. Layton, secretary of the II. F
0. Club, read the address and Mr.
C. Cox, president of the Agricultural j
Candidate Brother of
People
Society, presented the cane. •
&lath Perth =
Clinton
Mr. A. A. sColquhoun, who was
chosen at a convention held in Mit-
chell on Friday to carry the Liberal
banner in the coming election i
Both Diamond
and Mount
i�J.��
This is what you buy with
a Robertson Diamond Ring.
Every Diamond is perfect
and of very tine color. The
Mountings are the very latest
designs and exquisite in every
etail,
Bach .presented in a lovely
gift box.
E. C. Robertson
DIAMOND MERCHANT
AND JEWELLER '
Phone 136
Goderich - .Ontario
-�+t;
ha nature in Ilseilla
imosragueg raper te.
1 The ladies' gerarfsete of flitesh. M..-
dates Herrington and fare ttg, His.
i s •t Tayl.: r mai Seaters, then favored
tthe atsitesee with a number, "1ne
Shepherds' Care.`
At 44O the outatandiny; 'poke, of
the day. Mev. F. W. Gilmour, B. A.. of
London, took ekarsce of the nteetirg.
being most her,ttlly received. Mr.
j Gilmour being a vety fluent speaker.
held his audience with a *lent talk• `
:II; left many helpful iiuggestinne .tnd M
gave the young people every 'scour. t,
agement. The main thought of Mei
address was gdving the young people
drat place. and he urged that the,
sinister be present at all meeting's to'
Idiscourageencourage and a plift them in tinter of
discouragement. After a short, dire
s cussion Mr. Gilmour closed the afters
noon session with prayer.
I, At six o'clock all repaired •o the
basement,' where a banquet was given
by the ladies of Carmel church. Thr.
inti the tea hour the nominating com-
mittee met, it being the ministers and
presidents of each society.
iAt seven (*leek the evening meet.
ing ng was opened with Hymn 254, led
by Cermet choir, Following this the
i report of nominating committee was
given by Rev. McFarlane, of Clinton.
i as follows: Hon. press, Rev. 17. C.
McDermid, Goderich; rtes., Dir. \V st.
Weir, Goderich; vice pres•, Ma
Rena
Hudson, Henaail; sec., Mies - Louie
Herrington, Blyth; treas., Mr. Harry
Strang, Exeter; council --Miss Helen
and Tuesday, July 24, 25 and .'•6. AI aIeDermid, Goderich; Miss Eleanor
is a
South Perth is a brother of Mrs. Eli subscription 1 t h d been ctrctttltt .McEwen, Clinton; Mrs. R. Y. Mahar-
SouthzabetKennedy, Mrs. M. T. Carless and well signed, but the omeere du en, Henea]l: Miss Hale, B, A., Fester; singing hymn 373 Mr. Foote brought
and Mrs; HarryFitzsi ons of Clio. not count on needing to collect any Pres. of Y, P. S., Seaforth. one of the most .help#ul and inspiring
m l money as the treasurer has over 41,
000 in the Bank from, the list Reun- Mr, Wm, Weir, the president of meeting$ to a close by pronouncing
McEwen's
��� ,1 a or
POWDERS TO NAND �' �►
3 Jelly Powders for Us, awl* its Frssitz, tilt. v
Our Special 8knd of Bulk Tea at 54c per 1h. it�
Try this tea, it's a winner, and is of to nut, t,..ce er
than the package tea.
We grind our test Collet fresh for your order. It Ila,
given satisfaction for 'years.
We have a large R.ounce bottle of Vanilla, or l.entor• Ex-
tract fOr 25c.
Also a large 1.11+, bottle of Vanilla or Lemon Ex-
tract for.
New large waslte� Brazil Nuts, this year's crop, just alt
at
25c per I.
24 Bars of Soap, Mcl;wcn's Special for ...... ..411.0e
Palmtree Toilet Soap 41e par sibs
Redpath Sugar per tag, the cheapest priceit has been fu
years
SPECIALS IN DRY GOODS
Blankets, Underwear , Overalls, Shirts, Socks,
Gloves, etc., at right prices.
Geode delivered to any part of the Town.
PHONE 46
J. Je McEwen
Mr. George Bell, a former resident officers were elected: President, D. Y. P. S. of Huron Presbyterian Pres -
of Goderich, and for some months of c. 'Ross; vice president. A. C. Backer; bytery, was then presented by hie
MISS L. HHERRINGTON,
Mr. George BBeltDied Suddenly ion and Sports Day.• The following Goderich Y, P. S., and president of the benediction.
Mitts,
South Side Squats
Corns cause much sufferin r, but
Holloway's Corn Remover Oen a
speedy, sure, end satisfactory relief.
Sect etaty,, i Ouch! Rub Dackache1:.
Mother Graves'
not
require
Clinton, died suddenly at Wingham secretary, M. Black. treasurer, G. H. pastor, Rev, R. C. McDermid, and re -
Says
Have Not dean prinking sued took place from Brophey s un-, D. M. Seen• •. meeting was then given over to the to make it effective. It does not fail
Enough Water . dertaking parlors Friday afternoon,' Wingham M*stufactarer Pauses new president,. who very ably conduct. to do Its work. l
the 5th. The deceased was 64 years Mr. William Gunn, president of the ed the remainder of the proi?ram. •
on Wednesday, Nov. 3rd. The body, Samba; executive-tf, L. Kerr, R. F. ceived by hearty applaese. After Complete in itself, Moth
Backache Often Mean* You . was taken to Goderich and the fun -"Downing, Wm. Backer, W. Gillespie kind remotes from the chairman the Worm Exterminator does
, the assistance of any Other medicine
When, you wale up with backache and
dull misery in the kidney region k may
mean you have been eating foods which
crate acids, says a well-known author-
ity. An excess of sth acids overworks
the kidneys in their effort to filter it
from the blood and they become sort of
Paralyzed and our kid-
neys
id-
neys get sluggish and clog you must
relieve them, like •you relieve your
bowels, removing ail the bpdy s urinous
waste, else you have ba kache, sick
headache, dizzy spells; your stomach ,
sours, tongue 'is coated and %bee the
weather is bad you have rhetunatic
twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of
sediment, channe..; often get ore. water
scalds and you are obliged' to seek relief
two or three times daring the night.
Either consult a good, reliable physis .
clan at once or get from your pharma-
cist about four ounces .of lade Salts;
take a tablespoonful in alass of water
before breakfast 'for a few days 'and
your kidneys may then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid of
grapes. and lemon juice, •combined with
lithia, and has been used for years to
help clean and stimulate sluggish kid- '(
neys, also to neutralize acids in the
system, so they no longer irritate, thus
oftep relieving bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, can not in-
jure and makes a delightful, efferves-
cent lithia-water drink. Drink lots of
soft • water.
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rhey hill all cheatCOLDS& FLU
Couuhs,Asthma d
Bronchitis
AtDrug$tores
LLAKES
NOTARY PUBLIC •
General Conveyancing don?
Good Companies Represented
Phone No. 298. . Goderich, Ont.
(1 EOIIGE E. GRE^EtiSLADE: `"' ". .'"' ----
CONVEYANCING AND NOTARY.
8aytield, Ont. •
INSURANCE
0cK1LLOP MUTUAL FIRE lNatUit-
ANCE COMPANY.
Y41RM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP.,
ERTY INSURED.
Value et property insured up to Jan-
uary, 1910. $3,0i8,015.00.
OFFICERS -James Connolly, Presi-
dent, Goderieli; Jas. Evans, NW -Presi-
dent, Beecher ood; T. E. Hays, Sect
Treas., Sea forth.
DIRECTORS -D. I.'. 'McGregor, Sea -
.forth; J. G. Grieve, 'Winthrop; Win.
.Wrin, Constance: George McCartney.
fiuckersmith; John Ferris, Ilarleck;
John Bonnewise. Broadliagan; Murray
,Gibson. Rrucefeld.
AGENTS -J. W. Yeo, Goderich; Sandy.
!Leitch, Clinton; Was.. Chesney, Sea-
/orig.; R. Hinohiey, Seaforth.
Policy Holders can p57 'their aeeess-
:ments at R. 11. butt's :store, ',oderich;
Morriah's Clothi Stare, Clinton;
or J. H. Reids. Bayfield.
nom INSURANCE
Have it attended to ay the
•siIEsTWAWA1M$11 MUtWIk FIVE Yang* AEE C8
Established 1878 -
Heed Mar: Dangaassen, Ont.
Harry L, Salkeld, R. R. No. 2, God-
+ericb, ren.; Wm. J. Thompson, Aub.
ern, vies pres.; directors --Wm. Me-
'tZnillatt, St.Helens; W. P. Reed, R. R.
No. 2, Leeknow; H L. Salkeld, "phone
,d0Q41, Goderich; Alai. Nicholson,
Lucknow; 1 M. "tivitrA%t; Jas..
IL R. No. 8, Goderiels; Wes. f Thomas-
eon, Auburn Tins Grillo, 19 t. R. No.
'7, Lncknow; Chas. Hewitt, Sieger -
dine,
THOS. STOTHERS, T. G. ALLEN,
"Treas. - Secretary.
ROIOPING, FLOORING,
STORM WINDOWS
of age.• He tvaa a brother of the late. Gunn -Son -Ola Co., Wingham, passed The Blyth ladies' quartette then PROMINENT LONDON MER •
-
R. A. e1I, of and had. Orly t h' h e Fran Me,"
'Clinton,suddenly away s its home on sang, "Conte Unto which was
left that town about •three weeks cis tit, at noon on Wednesday of lastsCHANT OFFERS GRATITUDE,
prior to his death.
Plans Improvements - cine to do Jul me what HERB JUICE.
deriver
"I m st an lidl confess I 'did not
iVoodstock Summer School:' He believe it was possible for any meal -
week Mr Gunn proved himself n
ollowed by a splendid address I v ASr.
good business man since moving !o 'Jerk D1cDermid, of Goderich, on The u cant Y
Mr P. r..xuruiner nes taken over the '• •• �••-••• ^ -�•• ��^-- -- _,._ was
business of Poplestone and Gardner, particularly loved by all the man in pointed out the education has done. I was on the verge of a
Blyth, contemplating making quite hie employ. He is survived by his from this school. for every organize- nervous breakdown. l suffered from
extensive improvements in the store widow and one eon,. Carlyle. tion of the church and urged each so- indigeation, sleeplessness and had no
building. This structure is one of Body Found of Man Drowned ciety to send a delegate. appetite. I was losing "weight rapid-
erected
oldest in Blyth, ' having been November, 1825 The Carmel choir rendered an an- ly and. was at my wit's end to find
bxected over fifty years, ago. On Sunday, Oet. 31, the body of a them, which was followed by Rev. T. Rome remedy that would be of some
Dies While Driving Away Doge . -man was found at the lake shore 't W. Gilmour, who took for his subject help to me. Finally, I heard of
Mr. Simon: Deitrich, of the Babylon' short distance north of Grand Bend, "Modern Young Norte and their CM- HERB JUICE. I cannot epeak high -
the waves having thrown it up on acs " stressing the point that home 1y enot gh of it. After taking only
Line near Zurich, stet death.on;Satur-
day, Nov, r,th, Suddenly. Between
twelve and one o'clock in the night
the beach. Coroner O'Dwyer of Zu- training with family. worship and two bottles, all my troubles Mata dm -
training
was notified, and, the corpse was dl influence was more essential to appeared. My appetite is now good,
young lives than harsh criticism. Mr.
Mr. Deitrich heard some strange dogs removed by an `undertaker to Zurich. g0 i
my weight has increased and 1 Blaen
'molesting his cattle and he proceeded News of the finding of the body was ,Gilmour is a '"talented speaker and notmalle. It is the most wonderful
after them, protected only With a sent out and on Tuesday following takes a special interest in speaker
young pee= medicine for indigestion, constiracion,
two men arrived front Port Huron _ nervousness, a r.
shovel, and as he did not return, who made a r trtial identification I sir •and their were. For vale by CADi idTl.I.I,'S DI:T;G
al...i.. an at once given and search t
made however with no results until from pieces of clothing which still I bliss Ruby DlcI.eod, of Goderich'
P•
STORE .and leading druggists oversee
where.
the following morning when his .body remained •on the .body.` These pieces ( sang in splendid voice, "Open the
was found in an adjoining neighbor's
were taken back to Port' Huron and Gates."
field - death being due to hear fail- were there identified by Mrs. John Rev. R. C. McDermid moved a vote
ure. Young. whose husband had been oris-, of thanks to Mr. Gilmour for coming:
PGIe-Durst sing since November 22nd last year.: to the young people at this time and
Xoung who was an optician at Port'
The home of Rev, and liars- G.L Huron4 went .dark hunting at the n
'!also to those who helped to stake tbe-
Gross, West Wawanosh, was the lake, and after shooting ` a duck he day a success, This was seconded by
scene 4f a, PrettY: wedding at three attempted to get it with a boat and ; Rev. Mr. Forte..
o'clock on Saturday, . November Gth. never returned. ! Mr. DlcDermed also extended an in. Edith"Amelia, daughter of Mrs. y vitation to -hold the rally in Knox
Durst and the late W. C. Durst, of WM. WEIR .ELECTED PRESIDENT' church, Goderich, next year, . After
Colborne, became the bride of.Mr.,
William -Henry Pfile of Hensel] J.V.eTh Y P I S ' t' 1'
toss o sating. The bilde Sunday Schools of Huron Presbytery; • p �p p
wore a becoming gown of blue silk Cf the Presbyterian church held their' SULPHUR SOOTHES
ranee crepe, whose beauty was en- rally in Carmel church, Hensel!, on
vanced by a corsage •df lily of the Thursday, Oct. 213th, with the Presby-?
valley.. ' At the t'oitciusion of the ter- ,
emony the happy couple ;left on a too- terys convenor, Rev. Jas. note, pre-,,
for trip- to Kitchener, Niagara falls siding. The afternoon session was
e oung sop e s orae ,es ant a
G Mc'
and Toronto, the bride travelling in a
rust colored creperomainefrock .with
hat to match and fur -trimmed silk
velour coat. On their return they
will take up residence in .Hensall
A Gooldeh Wedding
A very happy company gathered at
the William Elgie homestead, on the i skin s ciahst,
eighth of Tuckersrnith, on the after- These young people ere 'deeervin,, 6 Thisnsulphur preparation, because of
noon and evening of Monday, Nevem- every `encouragement. Excellent re. its germ destroying properties, `seldom '
bet Sth, to celet,rate the fiftieth an- Ports were given from all other soeie-, •fails to 'quickly subdue itching, even of
niversary of the nrarriagts of the ties represented, showing' each alive, fiery eczema. The first application.
father and mother of the home. They and very active. Following then" re -1 makes the skin cool and comfortable.
are a very young old couple --Mr. 1 ports lViiss Hudson, of Hiensall, sang Rash and blotches era healed right up.
Wm. Elgie and his bride of Elft Rowles Afentho-Sulphur is applied like
L (ars who y a solo, which was much appreciated.
Hannah Traq airya' They enjoy formerly
hit. Wm. Weir, a Gcderieh youngl lyyharmlesst cYouold rcan obtain eam and is a rtsmall
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respect and esteem of a large Circle man, president of the Y. P. S., gave a jar from any good druggist.
of friends and acqunintances and the very uplifting address, showing that _____..-ees, i-
loyal love of an unbroken circle of --Four-almost everything in the present day; -
i
-children and . •grandchildren. etirer-h-sd to stand a challenge. Our church
years ago 111r. and Airs. Elgie retired had to do so; our young'pepple need -
UGLY ,ITCHINO SHIN
opened at 2.30 o'clock with devotional' The First Application Makes
exercises. The first part of the meet.: Skin Cool and Comfortabte
ing• consisted of reports of young
people's societies, Hensel' giving an
excellent report. Through their ac- i • If you are suffering from eczema or
tivities they have purchased a corn- i some other torturing, embarassingskin
munion set, piano and ., hairs and they , trouble you may quickly be rid of it by
are hoping to redecorate their church. l 'sing Menthe -Sulphur, declares a noted
Persistent coughs and colds lead to
serious trouble. You can stop them now
with Creomulsion, art emulsified eteosote
that is pleasant to take. Creomulsion is a
:new tnedicaldmeovery with twofold action,
it soothes and heals the inflamed mem-
branes and inhibits germ growth.
Of all known drugs creosote is recognized
by high medical authorities as one of the
.greatest healing t�eneies for persistent
ccoottg�hs and colds and other forms of.1 hteat
troubles. Cceomulsioncontains,inaddition
to creosote other healing elements which
1 infected meinbraeea
rill' hen the ect
soothe a
and stop the imitation.and inflammation,
while the creosote goes on to the stomach,
is absorbed into the blood, attacks the seat
of the troubleatid checks the growth of the
germs.
Creomulsion h teed satisfsetory
in the treatment of persistent coughs and
colds, bronchial asthma, bronthttis and
other forms of tory diseases, and is
excellent for buil up the a •stem after
colds or flu. Money,refu if any
rough or cold is not relieved after taking
aecarding to directions. Ask your drugged.
Creomulsion Co., Limited, Tomato, Ont.
HALLIDAT COMPANY. 3'fiil.
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Children Ory
FULTRIVErS
C A BT.0 P I A.
BrODhdll Gros.
OODERICH
' the Leading
funeral Directors
and Eters
Order* oareaully attended to
M nil hours ---night or daft.
J. „ Rs Wheeler
Funeral Director and
]�atbalmer
Goderich, Ontario
MI i; ails protease• nttlh led to
dal or night.
!hoses: More 335, Hones Sett'
from the farm to a home in Seaforth
but it was fitting that the celebration
should. be held in the old home v.•here
they had spent forty-six happy years
and in which their good work is being
carried forward by their youngest
yinn and his wife. `Mr. and Mrs. Robb
• Elgie. The other members -of their
family, Mr. John P3gbe, Mrs. John
Forrest and Mrs. John- McLachlan.
are all settled within an,.hour's jour-
ney of their home in Seaforth and
there are 'eleven grandd'hildren to
brighten the days of their eveningof
life and to keep them young in het.
They were surrounded. on this orrn-
sion, by all their children and !tame.
children and also relatives and friends
from Stratford, Detroit, Essex, Exe-
ter. Heitman. Kippen, Varna, Sea?orth
and Mitehell. -
Wingham Boy M. B. 1'. 1'.
Mr. Emmerson Bennett, son of Rev.
M. M. and Mrs. Bennett, was nomin-
ated as candidate for the constituency
1 of N. Huron in the sixth Older toys'
Parliament, which convenes in the
Parliament Buildings during the
Christmas week. As this was the
only nomination received by the ie.
turning officer, H. R. Long, of Gode-
rich, Mr. Bennett was declared a
t member and will represent the rid-
ing for the rooting year.
Lived Almost a Century
Mr. Andrew Gray passed away at
his home near Bluevale on Tuesday
afternoon of last week in hie 98th
. year. Deceased was born in Daly,
Aryshire, Scotland, on the estate of
Sie`f7ugh"tlrnfititon antieeafite ilea' • this
section over sixty..five years ago from
Pennsylvania, where they first stop-
ped when the family ' came to this
continent. °
Proposal to Extend Wingham. Arena
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to do so; and he was quite sure the. •
ypung people of Huron Presbytery
could Mr measure up to the hest.GoDER/c H.
Mr. lack iVlc1)ermid then alma in
splendid voice, "The Ninety. and
Nine."
Following this the reports ,d' Sun-
day Schools were given. In Exeter -
Sunday •school many 'workers left last •
June but others rose up and +•nbun-
teered to fill their places. Godcrieh
Sundayr
sc o. L
h i spoke as lull n
f
. n net y two
classes, one f';r young men, Collegi•:te
students' lige, and that for young
women about similar age, these clas-
ses being both organized. Some of
the Sunday schools passed eurplue
•
Wonderful
For Indigestion!
•
When your stomach feels bad;
when Gas, .Sourness, Nausea or
after -eating pains make you feel
miserable --•a single dose of pure
Bisurated Magnesia will . bring you
Instant Relief'
For. Indigestion, the prompt ef-
fectivness of this *peeled non-laxa- '(}sere is a hospitable
tive BISURATED form of Magnesia about swill -heated store
is really wonderful. Even the most
obstinate cases quickly res
Pleasant and inexpensive to
Ask your drsgglst.
tAT
a
NO MATTER WHAT YOU ARE.
SeU-ING,THE 1•IuATrot.KS
r
s i.csrh nl
ARE
H
BEST R
You ,FAN NAVE
A movement is on foot to have an
extension built to the. Wingham ar-
ena, in order to make ample roars for
three sheets of curling ice. Some
wanted to build a curlers' rink, but i
the ether proposition! seems to he
favored.
Bryant* Will Have Old Baya' lie.
miss in 19x37
A very enthusiastic meeting Was
held in the Btruasels library hostel
rooms recently when it was' vnani- f
moutsly earned to have an Old Bnys'
Reunion in Bruise!' next year. Th
dates selected were Sunday, Monday
KIDNEY
PILLS
feeling
pond.: '('hat' - makes people want to
tine. :otne in and buy.
if your sales fall off in the hitter
'Winter weather,
Warm up the atmosphere
With Heat Folks Coal.
And watch pint, c�roc*is of
�.tiStoliisiS grow. ,
—con. TIE.—
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For (itity;t C!.'tn
J. 0. MUSTARD I ARD cOM NY
Phone 95 --�- G Merle's
Stiffness, Lumbago
Rub Pain front ok with
trial heals of old
"tilt. Jacobs 011,'
j . Back bhurt out f 1? Can't et. ft':feo
! aches and twine' �b S J
That's lum 04 • v a
6
baro ,r r
up wit ee ten"'
II
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a" s � dee,,1'
from a strain, al. , a .. 11‘.140s' •),. '4
moment you , ° t!1 yaq`d 7 hr �:
ingr . e
q
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i Nothing else, tat �_ 'fin,,: `41;1'.:'
re
' nese and shfl'ness t
' rim i rub 't on
t?y
s
comes the pain. �m ;
doesn't burn the `` .
Limber op! I
small trial bottle o,.
Jacob from s Oil". an�.
after using it just once.; , ya
that you• ever had backache. r , , ti
or hevesIdellahurt, or becacause sn use yourm :4'
l'^
Y of
It never disappoints and has •
onusseaded fpr 60 years' ;
.,-sees__ _ ,. ._..,..,:
SCHOOL OF COMM i0% r
CLINTON, ONTARIO �,
Students May Enter Any TIS
Why - not attend the School. that has s M;,
Qualified Staff
The only School that teaches real Practical Bus!
nese Training from start to finish
Where. High School Students and . Teachers
spcciatized expert training in Business Administration ;
rt.tarial Science and are sure of a good .position, rapid pi -u •
tion and big income.' -
COURSES
Stenographic, Commercial,. Secretarial, C enerat Office,-
Civil
atlict,Civil Service, Commercial, Teacher's Course.'' and Special
Course% arranged,
For full information write to" • . }
Phone 198 B, F. WARD, B.A., Principal
\V 111 ID
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A WARNING—, Take our advice and
ACT NOW!
Buy your winter stock of potetoeis from the nearest
Dominion Store this week. '
owIeg to the estreretr rstsrorehle weather miaowed dile Frit, the potato crop
has beer body dowsed by a dsc d W. • With U4 i iewiede. we kern sal8 as..
very exteeitve coquinas and live bees able to weere some lint Clove Priors ltdwied
Y
f whiter w
- week u[ Y.
Ny wild w. OW to this aaPPl
Wired Grade "A"Potatoes, you Ordy
• .t tYew W our stat!
CAI her ei••ppeerr twtatwy, but our advkt Y W .rete sow •send
this week. livery bet k isaraat..d..
tIOTI CARVULL1--xw1 0401041 10 0 oft frNea.d fire., oto frog memo Ault
aria
Government Gtraidc"A" $!rite. Edward Mand(whites)417 4+ apl Q
y.
POTATOES,.
.'
ACT NOW! y as 3•ou -e
Cutspo FIG speeding -up
Butterfly Brand
Choice Quality
Hmats or
Oakville
MINCEMEAT
2 lbs. 29c
Sp..r.t%r r1
Coffee 47%.
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if ;my tees soF•oe J
234". TEA 69 s .
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