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THURSDA.Y, NOV: 21, tee7
Last Sunday morning Rey. S.
Andersoti preached trete his own
pulpit but In the evening Rev, 31r.
Currie, of Londesburo, mud the pastor
Hair ▪ Falls
! exchanged pulpits, The ConnexIon•
;oI feeds were token up et both
• eer vices,
TR A N SA G LID
MYTH, ONT.
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
sale Notes &specialty. Advances made
to farmers on their own mites. No
additional secuHty, requited,
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS at Carnal Rats
NVe offer every accommodation cou.
sisteut with safe and conservative
Intuiting principles.
UNLIMITED PRIVATE FUNDS
To loan on neat Estate at lowest rates
of interest.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Portions wishing to sell will do well to
t place their property on our list for
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O. E. LONG, L.D.S., D,D.S.
Dental Sorgeon. Graduate of the Royal
College of Dunn' Surgeons. An honor
graduate of Toronto University. Ogles
over James Cutt'e store, Pretoria block,
Blyth. A t Auburn every Monday a.m.
tu 5 p.m.
;4 W. J. MJLNE, ILD,C,M,
Physician and Surgeon. M,D.0,51., Uni•
versity of Trinity Conege; M.D., Queen's
University; Fellow ot Trinity Medleal
College, mid member of tho College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Oor•
oner for the County of Huron. office, one
door north ot Commonest hotel, Queen
street, Myth.
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• BRUSSELS, ONT, •
Auctioneer for Huron County
* Terms reasonable. Sales arranged for
at the uftloe of Tug STANAMtA, Myth.
Blyth Livery
AND
Sale Etables
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Dr. J. N. Porcine, Y.S.
PROPRIETOR.
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First•class Nurses and Illgs for hire at
reasonable rates.
Beat ot accommodation to Comineretai
Travellers and others requiring rigs,
. r Veterinary office at livery stable.
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Otieatitite our courses are t loraugh and
ritotloal with seeetaikts to charge of our
onunerolal, Shorthorn and Telegraphy
*detente. our graduates &t tin
poxitions. You may enter 11J$V..
rite tor (tor free catalogue,
I.LIOTT & McLACHLAN, Principals.
4e4es.<0.4c.eitzne.e...•
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People We Know tOi
Dv. Will Sloan spent Sunday in
(inderleh.
Mr, Daniel Mai uwa ti returned
home last Thursday from the west,
Mrs. Wm. Campbell attended the,
Horticultural Show at Turouto last
week.
Mrs. F. S, Scutt, of [Brussels, was
visiting with Mr. and Mrs, J. G.
Etnigh during the past week.
31r. C, E, Willows add Miss M.
Anger, of Palmerston, were visiting
at hie parents' home tor a few days,
Inspector Robb, of Brussela, was
in town Wednesday visiting the de.
partmeuts in the school.
Mr. Fred. B, Anderson, arrived
frotu Wousley, Sask., on Tuesday
and will spend the winter visiting
around 13(3' Eh,
Mr, 0. M. Chambers Ved hum
frotu Winnipeg on Tuesday even-
ing. He states that at titnee it was
15 below zero.
Mrs. (Dr.) Milne gave a most suc-
cessful thimble tea to her friends in
Blyth yeeterday afternoon from four
to six. About forty India were
present,
On Tuesday of this week 311', Jue
Irwin left Blyth for nucleon], Mick,
where it is said he will drive a mull
rig this winter for J. Lewlor, for-
merly of this laeality.
Mr. John Smith, of Grey town-
ship, has opened up it Deering
agency in Mr. Andrew IffeNally'a
name building end will he moving
his family and household goods to
town in the near future, Mr. Smith
h ts secured the bowie formerly oc•
cupied by Mr. Chas. Hamilton and
will live there for the winter,
Last Friday at noon Dr, J. M.
and Dr, Wm. Sloan arrived home
their hunting trIp„„ in Muskoka,
bringing with them fur deer;:what
the law allows. They bad fine
time, donsidering tffat it rained
nearly all the time! At Toronto
they were met by a0 old Steatite.
Dr, Win. Sloan, who is a past itteist•
It hunting deer, and lie aceoinpanled
them on their hunt. ,4/1he Editor re-
turns hie thenks to the doctoi•s for
kindly remembering him with a
choice roast of venison and We are
only sorry they could nut bring
more home. We would advise 1)1'.
Will that, it Is about time he cap-
tured it "dear" down in Huron Co.
Lendoebore.
John Melville Whom from his
trip to Muskokn.
A very intereeting debate will be
given in the ',envie On Wednesday
evening, :est. ResolVed there is
more 0) be learned by jra vetting
than reading.
The Methodist Sunday School
have decided to hold a Chrietmas
eeterteinment on Chriatinas night.
Mr. and MISS Fergusoe, of Walton,
were visiting friends here Sunday.
iter. Mr. Anderson, of Myth, gave
an excellent sermon here on Sonday
evening.
• Clinton.
The waterworks by,law, carried
by a god majdrity on September
30, is being attacked by the oppon-
ems of the scheme, and a case will •
teem) up fur trial at Osgoode hall to-
day. The vowels of objection are
that no poll clerks were appoimell ;
that the clerk acted as deputy
returning otlicer ; (he) there were
irregulataties by one of the deputies,
mid Also that the by-law was given
its third reeding too seem
Mrs, J. Bylines, probably the old•
est woman in the twenty of ((Iran,
As well as the longest continuoue
resilient of the county, died itt her
home in llotineeville Sunday 111 her
102nd year. Site was the widow of
the late John Holmes, who represent.
IA the Huron district in Parllainent
in 1857, [ having defeated the Hon.
Mr, Carlyle. She was the mother of
1)r. Themes Holmes, Detroit, and Dr.
W. 11, Holmes, Goderich, County
Treasurer ; John R. Holmes et
Ifolmearlile, also Mrs, Lenelt aed
Miss Deborah Holmen, who have
reel led with her, end Mrs. R. W.
MeKertzle„ nf Gottericit, She was
buried in 0 ,elevich on 'I'000113 3'.
MA !MET U8lol.. Whent 90-90 ;
Barley 60-&0; Outs 45-45
80-80 ; Butter 23-24 ; Eggs '23-24 ;
Flour $3,00-0.25, [ BLYTH, ONT.
. d ;
Then it's time to act! No time
to study, to read, to experl.
ruent! You want to save your
hair, and save it quickly, tool
So make up your mind this ,
very minute that if your hair
ever comes out you will use
Ayer's Hair Vigor. It makes
the scalp healthy. The hair
stays in. It cannot do any-
thing else. It's nature's way.
Tb. best klad ot a testimonial—
. " geld tor over sixty y (An .”
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smatemou.t.
MONTHLY FAIRS
Rev. .1. L, Small 0, A., preached
two excellent sermons last Sunday
. in St. Andrew's church.
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A very enjoyable tiocial was held
in the beseineet of Knox church,
Auburn, last Friday evening. A
choice prep.:nu of music, recitations
.,- end addresses was give11. After the
program refreshments were served
by the Lodies' Aid Society, The
proceeds were upwards of 050,
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"The World'a Temperance Sun-
day" will be recognized in St.
• And re w 's church next Sabbath by
sermons appropriate to the day and
subject.
yers MOM
011 Tuesday evening itt the meet-
ing of St, Andrew's church Christian
Endeavor Society a new feature was t,
Introduced, It is to be known as the
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0 Men's Overcoatf, 54 to 510.
Boys' Suits, 51..60 to 54.
Penman's Underwear ----the
best.
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0. R Journal" and Rev. Small will ;
ATact as Editor -In -chief assisted by
BLYTHMisses Steinhoff and Stuart its Rub.
Friday, December 6th, 1907
Friday, January 3rd, - 1908
Friday, February 7th, 1908
Friday, March 6th, - 1908
Friday, April 3rd, - 1908
All the leading horse and cattle buyers
are weevilly Invited to attend. Let
everybody come. Welcome to all.
W. SLOAN, Prealdent.
• WM. JACKSON, Vies President,
J. LESLIE KERR, Secretary.
IMPLEMENTS
Having opened up the—
DEERING
AGENCY
In the fr•Ille buntline, north of 11, 31.
Bradt blacksmith shoo, 1 will he
able to supply At y farmer with the 'woes.
eery iutplentinw .
Plow Points will be kept
on hand.
call mid Inspect 0111' new line ot —
CUTTERS.....
JOHN SMITH
AGENT
MEETING OF TRE IlLiftON COUNTY
coUNCIL.—Tue Coueutt of the Oot.
potation 0) 018 County of home will
meet In the Cluncil Chaniber to tho
Towu of Cludetich on Tuesday, tho ard
day of December next, at 3 o'clock IL
m. All acoounte against the County,
0itwit:1g aettlentent, must be placed
wit h ttta0lerk by Da( tuber
LANE, Clint.
STIIA YRD.-LFrom the rirernisee of M. H.
Craig, Con. 4, East Wawanosh, on ur
about Ont. 140, three fitION anti one
Iamb. Reward tor information.
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editors. • •
At the regular monthly meeting
01 00 W. F. M. 8., of St, Andrew's
church held on Tuesday afternoon
31rs. Curtis gave the report of the
mooting at Nippon.
On Friday evening of this week
Rev. W. R Hassard, 13. A,, 0, D., of
Toronto, District Secretary of the
Upper Canada Bible Society, will
deliver an illustrated address in the;
interests of Myth Branch 111 St.
Andrew's church. Meeting to eont-j
'nonce at 8 o'clock. Rev. Mr, Has.
sard is a good speaker and everyd
body interested in this work should
hear him Tho Rev, gentleman will
also address meetings in BOgrave
on the 25th ; %then on the 27th ;:
and Brussels on the 28th.
The debate in tho Methodist
church on, Tuesday evening on that
great subject the Irish vs, Scotch
was %INCAS% The basement was.
crowded M hear the debate. The
ceintnitteel, gave their deeisiou in
favor of the Scotch. Those who up-
held the "honor of Scotland were
Misses BrIghlun, Carr, Bentley', Ta-
man and NIrs, Crittenden, while the
Irish had Messrs. McPherson, Sloan,
Bender, Vincent and Crittenden.
Ooderloli.
An unfortunate accident occurred
'Tuesday morning on the G. T. R.,
which resulted in the death of
Brakeman ,Durst, of Sebringville,
Out. A switching crew, while tak-
ing fourteen empty' ears down a hill,
three[quarters of a mile west on
Goderleh yard, struck n cow on the
track, the collision derailing tier
ears and. throwing Brakeman Durst
under the train, killing Min instant.;
ly. Dust was cut completely in
two, death being instantaneous, lie
was a. single man about 211 years of
age. An inquest will be held,
The Altar. •
LONO-HussiiLL — In St. Michael's
church, Myth, by Rev. Father
Hanlon, 31r. Joseph Long, of
Grey township, to Miss Kate,
daughter of Mr. 1111d Mrs, Thos.
Russell, of Morrie.
IN the list of militia changes
gazetted last Saturday Appears the
following :— 33rd (1101•01) Regiment
—To be provisional lieutenant,
Sergeant James Dennison,
Elo did'nt have a dollar ; he didn't
Mom a dime. His clothes and shoes
were looking just AS though they'd
served their time. He didn't try to
kill Limself to dodge misfortune's
whacks. Instead, ho gut some ashes
Twic„.a.week .. 80 Ind filled, five dozen seeks: Thee
Tito Standard liA Toronto i;eily next ho begged a dollar. In the
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