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OLD BVIBIT.
ThIS AIQUtb Aftle4nwar la &Awing
goeheeleaul Aral Coterie* detest to.
Other and ceMenting the boat; of
!Empire. • --
The old. Lieu
is not time p reseed, het. •
herieerthobetes, the 'Cube are harrying
teethe Peat et heetilities eager fee an
'Opportenity of ShowIng their, willing,.
neett te. 40 and
With ehiespirlt prevalting wileregev
ha Ited ()rose banner floats Mined
Blergpe MAT well hesieate 0 -oho meal-
, tat% tatenig advantage ef tige present
oenftletto eaiteefererthee tr&ieble, '
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MR. 0•11104011 DOEX44
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Mr. Cieurge itaaelt of Hullett, re
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Welled lest Friday' from Manitoba.
where he Waft for a couple of menthe.
Hie health hag been beeentted..hy t..hle
Ms third trip to.'the prairie province.
It waa folly expected that bee would
haVe remained until After elle elections
• THE teREMIER'S TODelt, '
Sr Wiltrid 'Leaner is not sterling
Ontario. ter any pleasare he may de
• eive teem: ih reed of a certainty lee has
t saCeeeded •hi eetting at y heaeher
oo fire. All this ectivity• hateltens an
early appeel te •the electors; jasteheW•
Soon Will depend epee the tetrameter,
We are stilt of the npieion that there
wilibe a short sesslhe fleste net that
the Government perticularly wants to
Meet the House bat in order thab the
members may draw another $1,900
sessional allowance. In the meantime
ie would be jast• lie foe the Con-
' gerve,tives to prepere for the fray.
PIRBASE EXPLAIN.
NER. MolatILLAN-
In his specteheedhritegefinurterti tour
of this eoentyliise weekt 111re John Me-
Pivw?tie-
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APANAAAAMAANNAmoivommA"
•br' saYtrIlle't three): nor teillehg At tit. George's 8, S. 'mem on the . Rev. Dr. ilendereon of Ter -entre,
Y? ;or '!" — 0°0 tz° evening of Taesdo, the Yeemgreople'e Aeleoelate missionary eecretary. preaelo
%ere ewe has had g teepee et tne
:WW1 the At Home with a ledgthy In the North tiereet Methodiet chtucla
Guild oresented t eir gueets who at. ad valet eleceat anniversary aerroone
veritingem the wait And me will put off ea
Mr. Sallows, photographer, through
the kinees 1-1, S. Walloon* of the
Beni( of Commerce, has a One lot of
bandecene vlewe Liege eine of the
the laevttahla' as " P°Sale' And Well-tirePare4.1 progreen. Mester both, neerneng end evening. Poi* the tame* Walker's bowling Wilma -
'Hugh John Macdenala becoming eleorey peon mule very efacietet (wooing 'service the Itev. Dr, took for meet, In his studio window.
increasingly PePaelar haneve*' chairman. Tee that nerehele the lets text St. Mathew 16;26, "For whet The *Woes Stemma of hittelatal, when
very terge rriajorrey Among the .ang- pregrene meth/ everyone feel that is a mail preflted. If he Shall gate the in Gorier -loll recenely, were gueets of
11811"SPealdnli electors. Ttle PreAen- t greftt evening's rePtitidte was for thorn whole world andlose his -own said e" Mrs. j. Weile servey. Wee
(levereteent e strear nPl°ng the' la store. "The"Obarge Of the •Chliene Rev. De, Hendereon le, we may Ray. Thompeon of Seafortle wee also a vied -
ferellathliarhat the ehhenites' 61411` instrumental cluet, was riven In 04 the Oapadien TalMege, at, least hie tor,
into 'line by those ways and, ;went; repay ye, Miss Connolly's votiel solo 1 lenguage poeticel, It worild be tee at Seethed, is' one of the Canadian
emPleled- 1-)erieeter, leheearitial aegehtee" folleige& "130cauSie I Levee 'roue' We , lengthy foe our columns to note MI hit contingent tweet Col. Otter, Austin.
"Tereshing earteetine" et Pret"eete 'ea had never he Mies Connolly einge illustrations, stiflice it to few that he, was ever of a roaming disposition. fie
same pattern ae' has been esed in West before arta fell quite in line with a lady '1 Was risked to preach- from the text just enlisted est eipeg, '
Ontne et al, who have been brought style by Miss EIie and MattIn er Illustrative power is very great, and Mr. Amain Ohialmine, whose home ie
Huroa, West NOtith W.a,terion, troln TOr011to who reMarked to its ngettli by some of his fgete4s ere, 011Tbitsclay the puttlicathiriii of elleistlil
bl Ma 0
eird other Ontar o const tuencres le In :19:13at ?toting f$irl. 'will -make ,quite a et n nit piss% y tea is t°11 muti eon t e groan. s o e e owe a,
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'The crops, were eineuense, ears 'hIre recitation l'Wonelerfal liteley." ea rene torte, is elie highest forMe of Goire tare anti etre. Willem Sheeting of years,- • " .' , •
Rexedelleana the whole 'country .WaS style, Mies Hole who hes vet' return- creetien, that- he pessesses in his heart Seaforth, fovereety of Clinton, hitve Mrs. Tinaalt and babe of Stratford '
' - ..... Our guarantee:to refurt'd money if the goods are not sat.
one ecnitinuous wheat field And were It ed from, sallow,. at tteilea Mawr." 'Tor- of clay, it star' which le or greater vslop taken up their residence en , Beet Se., ere the guests of Mrs. F. Srneatb,
the feepeers could not cope with the young ladies. very urnch credit by plae- because ie will tranecend to the Beata in Ote Friday 'le rat- at three, tile setteed ' .04ist levees returned on WednesdaY heraot,ohy (roes eeitli eire6ithing :we soli,.
harvest at all. Sven as it is there Was gene 00 fe,Otlesely the long instru- ' Glore and never die. Ile Also said ; children durmg intereeiseloo thought. lase from an eight irroptaire visit to • . 0 .
a feat SeareitY of 'ober and tbonS- toeutal march i4OhaeOneha,' and heInf, that it ur afierinect that men spreng : it Weer $1100111gx egt.411 partleleS, White friends in Dakote, Brleith Columbia' .
adieis eervice In Manitoba and works ranger, Mies ye accompanist, iie-ise ueedecl and oft -to -he• repeated one. In commenced. The poste are pahated a
GI s Flatt eve the welharren ed tee first place he seys man, we are pretty gram.
bat' voters' lists a,nd ballot boxes. '
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4404teiritele
Vietoria aerobe eleurehi, le noted for
%mimeo and attracelve anterteenments,
the lerehey evening the Juoior 11. L.
lad by Miss taillian, in Places. of Wee
DiAlteagee, held one of these enter.
talumente. A plate wall covered with
paper to look like pie, ene twenty-four
elite were made in the paper pie, and
*cities of paper gut in the shape at a,
hIra with each head painted Week,
were slipped itito ,the, gills with the
Week birth?' heada popping out, Of
course the black bird pie emanated
Iran' the old nurserf rhyme "Four and
Twenty Blackbirds Were halting in a,
pee" On (seen *lip of paper mottoes
were Written synonomous with Leve,
Symhethy, .etc., for the editication.
the young Leaguers,
Mrs, Colin Campbell And Mrs. Geo.
Acheson itre delegates this week to the
W. C. T, conyention At Guelph,
Died, at 709 St. Paul aVenue.
writikee, Wit,' on Sunday, the 20th ot
October, Jennie, daughter of the tete
irkler ttetlfdarer eS,herketie and, ,!!leter
0 rs. J. Nolan OK Milwaukee.
Died, at Dungannon, Haul:rah Sone%
relict of the'late James 3'enes, aged 04
a ue for
Your oney
We dim want a cent. .your money utdess you re.
• ceive 'value r6turn. For that reason we are always glad to
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have you loolk around the store and learn. how much better you
cm do here than in most, places, it is our constant attn. to
serve you we114 and bysodoing gain your good wil).
not for the improved tattehineeY ila use* onto, did that selept institution tor than any titer in the vaulted heaVene, porth tette, ' • Nelson sereea
an s of ecrea of icr.alrt are still out warrnle applauded; .gave "Walton.. before the ewe -human race frone the like snow, were. floating theaueh the
in the fields, and .laying where dePosit• Mies Ley .Harker sang the pretty old monkey. which 'soppositioe has often air, bat as we folt, the odor of smoke in
ea by the binder. Of etieree A great song tell:mete very tendetly, Mies ' offended sensitive people. As fee bine- the ale, we forte our American neigh -
many have already thresbedandethere 13arker accompanying her on' the self he Niles not how °OKI they tell bore mutt have suffered from the ray -
ether have their grain staekedoestooke piano. Little Aline, 'Sturdy recited: him that undesira,ble news, it will not, ages flee for it seas; not snow, altbo
ed, but what was net in the elevators eeereeep,es. opeeteeiese in the most • wound his vanity SQ long as he knows this Opel:let year the whiter had. set 111.
was under snow when Mr. Ruddell left, approved style.' and. receiving quite an he is net one, fie thinks man it a And people WIto Were accustomed to.
Near HartOeY one farmer had 110 acres ovatien, gave a histetry of her week's great creation, and iu tette* the very tbrowing down their grape vines and'
of • fine wheat -covered by snow and. work with her doll. Next came the huge congregation abOtit coming up
another 400 acres.- This WIII chewier eiteiehtingree Mika duet by • the to Tordntoto give one of his meeterly
the grain and, loser its grading to the messrs. Blaelcstone with- flute and sermons %ilia' he heel written to thew,
farmers' loss, • ' cornet, aecompaoled by Mrs. Black,. tee Toronto peoPle heepower as a
The most the threshing machines stone on the piano. Harold end preaaber of tee gespcie he was ship-
in‘Southern truitoba.are of American agathe plgyed. the trill parts very wrecked, and his sernion went -to the
Mi'!
inAke, Mr. Rudaen says he did not clearly. Of course they were encored bot,tom of the Like. Latete the box
eee one of Canadian notike working, and pleased all with tee pretty tele° in whiGh be had placed, his,. serrnanti.
made larger and teem re one horses to oie • meeeie Birtt Reggie Tye ;flute taok•out l3ie Sermon and helchit ap and eign Mission. Work, gave an aiddress
cevering there up lone the season
too coldto work in the gardens, con-
sequently this season those vines pro,
doeed rue fruit, being 'frozen, during
end Michigari. Miss Evans looks much
improved by her trip, .
Miss Roblyn and Mr. Skidner of
London "will sing at the sacred eon
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cert to -night in North street Methodist'
church Thursday night.
Mr, SaMuel Cox has been very ill of
The St. .A.ndrew cleared on Sunday
a. ne at 6 'with cargo of pressed hay
and apples as usual, She experienced
aon tureay aboutlhe only wet clay of
f te in our Pert
the severe vv nter. • t e season or her en r g
At Knox church on Wednesday p,m„ •
2.5thOct.,Mrs.Shortreed of Toronto,Pre-
siclent of Presbyterial, Heed Order of Exeter':
Millen is reported to have claimed teat The implements use are being tion, an instpinental duett, "Speak -to was recevered an on receivmg it he the Presbyterian Auxiliaries for For -
the present Dominion Government had draew them, The farmers cultivate, se his,debot as a hi niet and gave • very lol the Waters Of the lake had washed to the •Womereseatieeionate• Auxiliary
saved the ' country. • "Mullions . and much land that they are an:opened to.: niece* a • pretty sqlo, "Ther Peasant out every word of which he lied been here. The day was flee,. an Mrs.
melliores." As Mr. MoMillan'e assertiOn get over it as getickly as possible. •Boye' m pretty Gbrinan air. Miss so delighted. "Nellieeete said, "eVery .$hortreed had .geite. a large ettenclance
The harvestiog hes to be rushed. Earle Tye's recitatioe Was veryO
' appro- word pen' uncle'sm
, seron has been of ladies of evevy deneuunatien. The
washed out." "Oh, no," said his little last Annual conference wee held at
nieee, "every word you wrote has been Viroodstock receritly, and the.nextit to
*gelled out and it will make the fisher, be held in Ottawa. Mrs. Shortreedee- •
fete But look, the Maker's name le plainee to the Missionary Society here'
'upon it." "The lilakeies name is upon the work done, and the manner: "of
ib,"he repeated, ,‘And, go With every- working' attire Woodstockbonfererice,
one 'Of us,tee stanip of God is olion us-." In I'orontothey have the Ewart
He believes that a iiabe *ben .a few sionary Training School welch opened
years pass over May sin es man is of on let October. D. Marion Oliver
o sinful nature,but he cannot believe speaks often in her letters of the open
that it is bori
n 'n sin. He also compli- 'doors and interest shown fly the pa-,
rnented the,•organist,. Prcifesser Simp• tients in the Indoor Hespital, as they
ten; and his large Choir Upon their line come and go; Rer • meeting here was
singing arid said they would do credit ar Thank -offering one. Mrs. Capt.
to a, metropolitan church. The anthem Gibson, Mrs. Warnock of this town, ate'
"How Long Welt Thou Forget. Me, Oh life- members. Huron has 510 Mission,
Lord"' was beautifully rendered. It Bands. 'Mrs; Cohn Campbell is Trea-
was coriiposed of solo, quartette and Surer of Goderich Auiiliary, and Mr.
chorus. Miss Laura Acheson sang the War ..Melath •of Goderiph Tovvriships.
solo part extreinely well..• At the Mrs. (Rev.) J. 'Hamilton, Goderiche 19
otfertOry•Miss Rya Acheson delighted President •of the HurOn Presbyterial
all with her fine rendering oe the Societasand•Mrs.T.W. Irwin of Clintoe.
beautifel solo "The Dream of Pare- Mise LothP
° Polley is resident of •Mc-
dise." Mies Acheson was -in . good 'Gilliaray Mission Bend, Goderich, and
rolek•and sustained her part well. She 'Miss May Allan, Treasurer.
also rendered tee& parts ter the anthern• Mrs.jaMes Buehanan,'Ohurch street,
very pleasingly. • • - • • • •spent. last week in Toronto the guestof
Rantlink is building a brick kilo •aci't her darighter, Mrs.. Sharpe. Mrs:
joining the building on Kingston St. Buchanan' „Was accompanied ' bye her
lately occupied by PolicemanThoreas sen Walter, who holds e position in
as a. coopers' shop. Mr. Hamlink eiti+7 h •
dently bitends'to convert the building
into an .evaporater. • • . •
The • knitting . factory state work
now to 8:15 p.m. , • • --
Veils must go, 509fashion, but no
definite reason givenatiethe veto, ,
d We heave that Stoddart-,the•saddler,
'who purchased the good will Of .
Win. •ACheion; is about leaving town.,
• There are:. few Cathrilic families in
town • who hoe young children, being
almost all grown np,andsorne Stranger
who canie to town the other day look-
ed inystified:• after asking sorneope he
met near the Square if there were any
Oatholitefemilies on Kingston, Elgin.
or St. David's Sta, who had small
children, and the person questioned'
eoeld not tell him of any, He should
have •gorie to the northern pert of, the
48 directly opposed to the general be-
lief, which is that this yeat's expendi-
ture, will be "rnullfons and mulliOns"
ahead of any previons year, he ought
to explain himself, That much, at"
least, he owes to his constituents, and
while he is at it he mIght, at the sLime
thne, ten them to what extent ;Sir
WilfridLaurier has departed from the
old N. P. Mr. MeMillan has the floor.
THE eENERAL ELECTIONS.
Montreal, Oct. 26.-A :despatch t� -
day from Moncton,. N. p., says; "The
Star eorrespenclent has been inforated
that the lYlinister-of Railwitis; during
his last visit to New Brunswick inti
mated to a personal friend that the
Government would adhere tO lte
original intention and have the general
elections in January. Mr, Blair said
the health of Mr. Tarte Was such that
there:wive no guarantee of his, centime-
a,nce in public life mitt), the close been -
ether session, and that a final decieloh
to have the elections in January Was
; arrived at some time ago.„ Saturday,
the 13th or 20th Janeary, is mentioned
as the probable polling ley." •
SIR 'CHARLES Tree'PlaR'S :
PRACTICAL PATRIOTISM.
A circular letter from Sir Charles
Tupper, accompanied by a eireelar
from an accident insurence company,.
has been sent to the relatives
of members of the Canadian Cantle --
Olt at Quebec. The letter front
Sir Charles addreisech to ' each itich-
vidual member of the contingent, 18 08
follows;
Montreal, Oct. 23, 1809.
Dear Sie . .
I am glad , to inform . you that,
through the generosity, of a friend, X
have succeeded in effeeting, insurance
upon the lives and limbs of the .heein-
here ot the Catuulian,Contingent going
to the Transvaal, to. a limit of one
million dollars. • • .
By this inserance of which Von -
close a copy the company's certifi-
cate, you, air a member, are Covered,
In eomnion with 'all Canadians,
etrall watch the progress of the Can-
adian Contingent, With tee deepest. iii-
• terese and sympathy. I am siire that
you vill all reflect credit upon demise
dial areas end upon the grand old
• flag you have so leraYely -volunteered
to defend. •
I Wish you most heartily a success-
ful campaign, and a safe return Le
your own country, which will not for-
get your patriotism and courage in the
hour,of need. Yours faithfully,
ORAS, TUPPER.
'Oue ferrnee near eforden had 160 acres priate, and feelingly reneeted, The
of fine wheat' in which he started aye 'Absent Soldier's ()elide!Miss Doletere
binders one fine morning andthe next Reeves, a sweet little girl with silvery'
day ar, noon. it was a11inSheaf4 • notes. sang "Life's•Garne of See Saw."'
The big Leer farm near.hlorrie,wher
P. Bright-eyed little Beatrice Wel s ree
by the use of a stetter plow twenty- cited very, pleasingly, , Little ,
seven 'acres per day Epee turned over, Love for lairde" Wnien brought on an •
lets not paid and Is ,being sold .oft toeecore:hat no response. Tete finished
small • purchasers: The •expensive the first part of the program.. After a'
machineryneeded on 8403 a farm 'short intermission an instrumental.
:seems to be the reason. for its failure duett "The Jelly Brothers" galop WAS •
, to turn out a profit.. ' •- nicely given by. Mise Emily Shepherd
Skealt lee of the proper there to cet 'And Misstep .Geoffrey Hone A reei-
tIio
wheat, Mr. Raddell says the bind- tatiop by:little Alice Rothwell earee.
ere should be set to work when the next,. "Little • •Mary's Wish." which
grain is a little on the green,side for.if pleasure, her innocent rendering ' of
let'stand too longthe . wind will blow taking up &mere 'to God just suited'
'Ott „the. chaff:- Weed* tile 'berry apd her: -.Mies Persons sang. "Memories"
losvee its value; • . in plaintive voice, and onreceiving a
. Mr. RUddell .attended the. Fairs at hearty encore, sang "Ms: LiItle lionol
Norden .and Rartneq and says theY Queen,' Miss Connie.Hplt 'acorn,
:were not up .to the ek, • They took panist,' Miss E. Naftel..eilways pleases
•oliree when the fatal:ore Were too bUsy. and, gave a fine instrineentaseleatiOn;
'With their Work to take much interest Mee Lindsay: Williams' •kept the truth-
te. theme • When he , left 'the elevators Price' laughing evitte his reialering. of
..vver 6 busy aintost day , and night keep- eTbe•Bee pure for Rheumatism." Mist
ing.pace with the • immensetenottut of Tee sang Very pleasingly . "Galilee,"
grain 'which was'PO*IolOo. • :Geoffrey Holt playing the accompani-
ment. Mr. John Carrie pleated all
r•-- •• by playing very well his own ' accom-
- COlbOrik6: TONViiShip• penenent to the tine baritone solo
• • . • ' . "Pilot Me:" 'Mr. :Manger:Mittel 'lead
Mee. Williana Miehair 18 .Yisitirig very' well "Peek's Bed Bey:" Miss
friends in Stratford. .. • ' • •• . • Wells' number, the Islet but not . the
„-Mr. Norman- Snyder spent Thanks- least; finished a .rnost enjoyable enter -
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gving:under the parental roof. • tainmerit. She chose the pretey, South -
Mr, Moeda Mitchell has • purchased . ern song "The Girl .1 Love in_ Sunny
a wheel. • • Tennessee," end: Was aeconipaied, by
• e Rev. Mr. Butt. ef ',Walkerton and • cornet • and flute obligato. by. the
-Mr.. S. W. Butt of Windsor were visit- „ Messrs... _Blackstone and On liano by
inr relatives iri this vicinit.y.' • .. Mrs, Blackstone. Professor Ouff
play -
Ir. CherlesTrebleas ru.nning it gang ed "God Save -the Queen."' If every -
Of, apple.packers for Mr, Nathan Johns. one had responded to theencores the
d Mr.. Peter Fisher; who recently•Wnt programwould have. • been almost,
on a 'visit to his sister in lelpskokriehas.. doubly lengthened, the numbers being
yeturneahoine, . • • • 80givere - • . • •
• Mr. Henry Fishee and Ur. .Mitchell The 'evening being So : unpleasant,
attended the convention in Blyth last the Literary Society of the, 0, le had
week. . • . • not the usual large attendance on Fri -
The cold weather last -week made day evening last. The prizes were all
some people :think of winter. Sortie distributed as Mentioned twoweeks
yeereseee working with overcoats and ago to the lucky winner; of 'the .ditfer-
Mainz). In fact one manwits seen go- eat games. The list' is too long, to
leg towards town with it • stove in leis ereirnerate.. Santee it to say they were
erg with him. • •• . all"perfeetly satisfied with the diseribte
The people as well lie 'the squirrels time " Masteer • Stuart• Pritchard.. won
are no doubt preparing for a, hard tne•chaniplonsliip prize,.. but utifortu-
winter judging from . the amount of rudely was called away by the death
beach nute thet etre being. . withered of his 'grandfather at Luckho.w. Mitetet
Lin daily, • . .
• • • • Ln Knox • took .the seeded -champion-
We nederstaticl• Mt. Charles Beetigo ship prize. Each received: e, military'
isegiving up ferrying and is going to toilet set. • • • •
ieila the Mounted Police in •the North The 'St, ' Andrew cause in through
Vest. • • • • the rain on Saturday Morning early.
ReV.`Mr. Wilson. who.hes been. in • • •
The foondahon of Dr. Banter's new
Guelph for the past few weeks,has re.
building is already finished.
turned home, Mrs. Wilson, who has The Epworth League consecration
been in the hospital in that city we are service at Victoria street church was
glad to hear is recovering efter a severe
. very interesting on Friday night last.
illness. .
Miss Minnie Hillier led. The topic
Rev. W. 3. Wilson occupied Zion was "The old time missionary.," upon
pulpit on Sabbath. He has been un- which the Rev. Jasper 'Wilson had the
able to attend owing to the sickness of
his wife. honor of addressing the League. He
spoke with much earnestness to them,
Quarterly service 11111 be held an the reminding them of how much good
Nire'next Sabbath at 10:80 a.m. , .
The Minster from the Nile will take seed they can sow. The singing of the
hymns was very good. Miss ,Vida
the service at'Zion next Sabbath. Bell, one of the two delegates -sent to
Professor Stewart, who has been Blyth in October, read the first part
giving entertaiments every' night the of the report of the convention in a
past week at Oarlow,has moved to the leafy . praiseworthy manner, Miss
Nile for a few nightie, The Professor Shannon, the other delegate, read the
gives grand shows, tad every person latter part; very eredleably. On next
who has been there say so. Friday Mr. George Green will address
Mr. Fletch Gliderspurchased a fine the League, taking for his temp eGiv-
hove& one day the past week.
Mt. and Mrs. Edward Million were 1-1114' A collection was token up for
missionary work, Miss Vida Bell is
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kerr 'organist for the League,
013 Sabbath, ol. Otter while here was too yeang
The two Miss. Mitchells were the
SIR WILVII,ID'S eiTEItACITY. Sabbath evenin . John reble
g, °II ftt°Ithaetrt4teec!elidSed8arlaral, tWisairlisiaambflaRol. beHrits
guests of Mr. and Mrs-
T
son as treasurer' of the Canada Corn,
Some of Mr Johns' apple packerts are
Sir Wilfrid Laurier related fir his. abut through packing apples around rvahai eame out jvlL .C.1: and English tk 8.4 s trd
Bowel:mei/111e speeth, and in some of titiree.folScgineemotothbee fittooeursbthink -'t•t is and aeon of the Bishop of Chichester.
his subsequeut utterantes, a little helve given -poor satisfactieign. as the Col, Otter's MOther was an pnglish
eady,Miss De La, llookeese understand,
story about the Weet Huron eleceon. Mr, and Miss :Million were the gueets
He eyed the Oonservetives had made a their grand-parente of Elle oti Sab- Vrtettleg/lorthigio.nattexter, seethetob
Hoeof
bath evening',
• grave charges touching the honesty visited Goaerieh also.
with whichethat contest Wite conduct- " The"BelleItatiecome,"Detroit,three-
e& But the Government promptly Drehtiale. misted schooner from Toledo vvith
-- cargo of coal for F. Barlow 1101mes1
had an inyestigetion, and the charges Dr. Slack deserves credit for the sue- (waterworks) about 073 tons, came in Fine red brick -not china.
were -proven to be untrue, MeV, as 0 cessful tteatment of De. R J. Talbot's On Saturday evening, loaded right Mrs. Fowler has retureed frorn her
matter of fact, and Sir Wilfrid kW s patients during his shinnies in the down. visit to Listowel.
en our rounds lately a lady told us alre. Charles Cooper of Toronto Is
WMesrt:J. V. ttlie hag noW tuoVed Int° hie that She had diseoritinuea the use of egendiw couple of weeks the ggesb of
It, it was proven that frauds elmilat to ,
The Ladies'. Aid of Victoria street
church are fitting up the parsonage
with handsome new carpets and oil-
cloth, a Thanksgiving gift, - •
Mr. House, who purchased the sad-
dlery business off Mr. Dowdling, has
taken up his residence at the lake in
the late residence of Mrs.W.Cantelon,
West, street.
The S. Consulate picket fence has
bee% newly painted In olive green
with sulphertremmings. Quite aesttue
The East street citizens on south
side went the council to continue the
granolithie sidewalk to the station,
and the Ncirth side people melba pave-
ment on their side, and we presume
the West street people will pray fora
pavement to the Dike. So they'll
have a cantered on hand for the bal-
ance of 09.
It was almost impossible to geb a
C0 py of last week's issue of Tree NEWS.
RECORD in town last week, every .bod,y
had sent away their -copy to Mende
abroad, or someone had got it io Send
awaY.
Policeman Thomas has a bo.nt flnished
his seasoner barrel -making. The output
this season is about 7,000 barrels for
the Dudley's. Mr, Themes hire received
telegrams from several points asking
him to fill oreers, but to 811 them
would. require another outlay and it
next year were. an apple failure then
his barrel material would be useless.
The "Kolfage," Capt. John McDon-
ald, came in light from Chatham,and
took from our harbor for the Thoum,
sone a cargo of he,' and oats for Golden
Valley. Mr. Thompson tonic passage
on her with a lot of men, nunebeting15
or more from Clinton and elsewhere,
among them being Messrs, J, Sallowe
arid Vie. Baker from town, The Kole,
age had unloaded it cargo of lurnber at
Anehersthurg before comine into port.
She took the lumber frotre0olden
,
The telohn Lee" was in with brick
from Dresden for the water Works.
those perpetrated' in Wes e Elgin and new resideece. ' Coal all in lighting her 'tree for she re. ihner Smith,. Mrs, ooper
id North Waterloo were committed hi ,Mr. E,'Vttue has rented. Mr. A.. Ban- Said It was gett , . ap 1 geA
Ilse high prices. '' It ant al her '
itlhood days in God e
_ _ erfarm for his oldest boy. . amused us to thin that the had stria ich.
wese eduron. The people east their YIS14sar anJohn Bannerman has mOved. tient strength of character to make Mrs. A. B, Cornell with Harvey
- ballots, and the ineehine altered the back foto his handsome residence after the sacrifice. Amerrcati oh is up to Edward and his Sister tete for Toronto
bailee; afteevearcis.^There was a double being away on his summer tour. 80 cents per gaIlon.on Mohday of last week, ,
set of ballots printed; but by a stupid Mr.Cry h
eJohn as had hes wetee.a-e- ' 13eautifully blanched celery . is
:claw. or, the pare of •tee rpeome the ltiraoittedref.er to keeP tithe for his lastbrotight here by teethe of our gagardenersMrs Elide of Guelph. who has been
visiting her Detente, Mr. and Mrs, Me,
from Thedford. IE is so juicy too. Olymont4 returned to her home on
frandulene ballots used to replace the Messre! 0. Sereenati and toe Jeffrey Mr. Dale Speeling,who left Seeforth Monday of last week. - •
getmine balloter Were of paper different spent tendey in Seaforth. In Auguet for Winnipeg, eviites that Mine leland Hale will remain in
la texture and thickness th the gen. • IVIte . Tumor intends Midriff* a trip he la quite delighted with that eity, retrelph the vest of her glister etre,
I' was put in the other Edward of t at city, until Ohrihienta,
eine hallote and to the Beebe 'from to Totonto ere long tompend t win, A new
ter. ay at the head of the steps near, the tide,
allots Were Supposed to efreette:B. SilieWdele rumor sere vie. Castle, leading down to the river. The "Itoseditits" &One In on Wedliee-
.havia been defitehea. The thing was a, ited stieelai friend in the rownellip. The long used and pretty porch at dae tem.,21th hist, with 80,000 (mallets
gigantle stvinthand a part of the.
ant.
last week an ing p
a
evhleh those 13'
f C D h t f la " 1 Ict h
• had to he reneovea ter give tilace to the teethes," Captain Moore, lay' 0110P 131g
a returned look tees. the door o the late ap n aneea of w ea or ooer e creator t e
enns Iraq ' *Ontario .
P Hite tele the and Mr, john Rau purchased a hound ghthellthle walk on lita*t et"ere Mill elevator dock with 40,000 ,hushele
.„ Federal hum have caste& to steal. the ftem Mr. W. G- Johnston and intends Remember the grand eontierb to be of wheat for Richardeon Bros.
conseieuetieles. That Sit Withal taking in the sports at the Betid, given on Thursday eYeentig et North A jeweler in town hee for it sign it
ehotiki hatse told antetbee •et et Mr. W. Howeird, merchant allele street Methodist thureh which pro- broken ring. That speaks volinues.
er)P "hi has engaged, a lady assistant. tutees to be One Of the finest ever offer- Ratan mend a 'broken tins.
he etrpr,"s ag if any tert
ive tom Mr. T;SnoVedell'e tenant has teed. ed to a readerich audience In sacred Mr, Tom Gratin has reinoved his
truth en the Dart of that honorable ved short notice tovacate his residenee, Made.; Profertiot Sinipeon hese ;mitred family to Bruce street.
mid gallatit, krilghe could eurprige any. es he intends /taint a helpina.t,e and nob•ipaine to undo it, a greet muccesie The Marine Barra Is naaait to its
•
hodyeaMa,Il end Vampire. ileetipsinfmere ere lorteAddleoreBritannianoedentende ambers, Bandinsetet Grelg as been
• •
Mr. Al red Westlake has intrehased epenaing some thee in Toronto veith retained for another ereeeon. , •
o river run • e stage tom rye. M. It Addisonf th . m - ta Quite a number of flowers...verbena
, .. . . . Miss Itaith• MeeXaee tided ditugliter moire; and ellen sweet pas were bloom.,
.bf Rev. Mr. MacKay, South street, hire Ing as fresh the part of last week he-
HANDSOM.311 WAR MAPS IntEgt. gone to e end the winter With feletide fore Thusday's rain, tie early In itera-
te De t. . mere WS taw quite a numbee of pen -
0 it MeLeeti s house. Canadian* are 'ehowing &keen Inter. Mee, Ed ward of Toronto will remain , tee too.
Mr. end Mere john tete ;deo Mr. edits theTronsvaal War. _The "Family Otis &Jason • with her itiother, Mrs. ! ler, Nicholson had quite it harteeite of
George and Meg Liezlei Love Were Herald and Weekly Stor," cif Mentreal, Blake, Beltaritila Road, Who Met With votilinde upon his trees. One tree it
, ehleate at litrethande, Cahill and Mies . have placed their reader* in a .position with an tteeldertt some weeks ago , ' far higher than hie retridenee. A
Annie reohe's Wedding.e•Meltillee. to intelligently undetate4, the situa« which, remelted In a epralned allele. etatela teemendeed. The Dr, said he
• /die* 'Sarah MeOlOY le reeWing• at - teen by Wending bee* reader of that A tweet bone musette trittikett In her • hientedcheetaut trees as well, but they
Mit. Jittnee liteKeyet, great paper a hafecteeree coloured math , anal*. 16 happened while returning ' did not thrive. The farriers wattle(
Mrs. Hugh lefeKoy. Who •has heen ill with complete Infortnetkat Teglerdettg from the residreime Of A friend, and make Money if that ple,tited nut -bear.
. ,
for gorge time, We MIA istirry to say, le all paints mentioned illi deseatateit. takinfithea nearest gate she hada long. thee trees, riuts being rulad thOW in greet
itt.. .
h her werdere, arra the ouantittee in crewel catidies mad in
iftleftert OlVI the fleet oake.
tteir ito -re, eerie Ohillea and Mise Ka I ti
, Make to *eh epode* th,e witaer in Flot t eh
terl _kat *Mkt their ststear,Mre. (DreMeLeen. ei.
IN &Maw deretaNd that they w”jel like to
- of tante nee tateey ftViefterie el
gKr. winkt Oevrc reenteeetel from het
bixtt teat to his tatie reeldinreet On
Be tea nt e
Mem ing Ware very notated.
ie itirik4 tl.t.,ft etati.. itMia 15
dale to Ethel. Tants, • in shadee, marigolds thrysenthe.
.. Tee marriege of Miss Nellie liolmes to a physician and the troublesome 14 -
of Jacksonville, Florida, fcirnierly of tleepiecie of metal was removed. •
Strathroy, to John W. Paine, took
pine° at Chicago on Tuesday,Oct. 10th. ear. Rae, who occupied the position
The bride has the best wishes of of stave outter with the Setherland-In-
nes Cos, some few weeks 'ago; has • pur-
chased the CentralItotelat Arkona and
will move his family thither shortly;
_
• There seems to he 130 .end of sone-
nters of small bore swindles to pick up a -
living from the farming community. •
rhe latest plan reported ie one worked
by two resealy logkieg individeals who
drive a seedy looking outfit to match.
This plan of operation is to call on a far-
mer and plead poverty, awl remiese a
feed of oats for their , horses whiCh la
rarely refused. When the donation is
safely stowed on their wagon•a another
farmer is called on and the same old •
story told When several bags are se-
cured the artists drive to the nearest
village andsell out. After Ioadiesg up
with- tiquid refreshnsents they start out •
to hunt for fresh viidinse. ,
During the heavy. thunder storm . ,
',rile following list will convince you bow
money can, be saved for you, here
Flannelettes
30 -inch Flannelettes in assorted light
an4 dark colorings, very. heavy,
. 'quality, all fast colors, in stripes and
checks, •Well worth 7e. Our
price 50
Flannelettes in lihhe an. die k colt:w-
ings, in stripes only, 82 inches
all warranted. fast cOlOrs,
would be cheap •at 9o, for r.;
36 -inch Flannelettes, in stripes only,
extra fine, heavy quality: will waele
well. worth 12ec, extra value 0
at.... . • t- • '
Monday niorning sveek between stir and
seven o'olock tbelarge bank been 'of Mi.
Henry Tease of Hay township on the
Make road, was struck by lightning and
before anything could be done the
building, together with its cententhoon-
sitting of hay, straw,ri quantity of grain,
eto., were deatroyed. Fortunately he
saved 'alrleis stook. nib lost is indeed
a heavy one. •
While Madellne, infant daughter of -
ler. T. IL Carling, was -playing around.
the home on Saturday het, the little
t h Ici of small Screw nail and
totgo o a .
being unnoticed she put it up into cne
of her nostrils. She was at once taken
Strathroy -friends. GrOderiell friends
add their beat wishes. '
A very melancholy and much regret-
ted irecident (warred on Saturday p.m.,
whereby Goderich is deprived of a very
useful member of society in the person '
of W. A, Rhyrias, builder and archi-
tect, the junior member of thefirm of '
"Buchanan & Ithypas. Mr. Rhyngs
was the last surviving member of his
family.. His brothers, Captain and
Druggist Rhyne% Robert and George,
ancl sister's, Mrs. Morrie and Dirs. Cap-
tain Savage, having preceded him to
the better world some years age. He
leaves a wife and family, two sons and
two daughters; to moerRbis untimely
fate. No one will ever know the exact
circurnstarces. Ali. they know is that
he had been down at the VVaterworks
where he had the contract for enlarte
mg it, and lifter supervising the work
at the Oddfellows' Ball Seturclay,
lie walked down to the dock. It was
0.80p, m. when the last man to whom
he spoke asked ben to turn back, as
after 6 p. it grows dark, but Mr.
Rhymes said he was going to take . tea
with the eaptain of the schooner. The
schooner Belle Harascome yeas jest
corning down to lie r doek and on heeeing
Lhc splashin a moment divined the
cause and threw out, a plank which ries-
sad right before Mr. Rhynas but which
he seemed never to notice. Only a
boa WAS near on the wharf to.give any,
assistance so that the remains were
not found for fifteen or ttventy min-
utes after. Th•en Dr. Whitely was
sent for and every remedy tried in
vain to recuseitate the body, which was
taken later to 'Undertaker Brophy
and placer:lin a handsome casket. He
tvas a prominent Mason, to which
Order he belonged twenty-four years,
and had been Re Secretary for ten
Yea& He also belonged to the Inde -
petulant Foresters, and was a member
of the Oddfellows for twenty-four
years, to the Royal Arcauurn twelve
years, and to the I. O. F. about nine
years, which leaves his family well
provided for. Altogether it is a sad
ending to a prosperous life. In relig-
ion he was a Presbyterian. .
Mr. La. Toned met with a little acci-
dent to his for*, e bale of pressed' hay
falling upon it. We hope he will not
suffer long from the adverse circum.
stances.
Rev. S. 3', Althea' pulpie was filled
very acceptably- in Victoria street
church by McIleady of Clinton.
The sermon Was given from St. John
848, In the evening Rev. Jasper Wil-
son gave an elocotent sermon. At the
offertory Mr. Tames Thonapson sang
the beautiftil baritone solo, "Not a
sparrow falleth,"
Rev. S. J. Attie preached the anni-
versary sermon in the Methodist
church, Exeter, on Sunday last, Two
of the children aecom panted him,Misees
Fertile and Mayfrid. The Rev. gene
Moran went on to London on Monday.
Miss Mayfria will spend a month in
that city.
.Perestlibitte.
Mr. Allietre BrOWU heti Meted Mr,
tee' -Map el) n- er Vre, Maxon
Mr, -John Munroe of Betteetlehl gave other to he leaned he the tTatia,tly Her; path bMntt re,
a Byre/pelt, to Mt'. Wm. Roes. ' and ekly attar” tie
o . rft.thwe at hirtm bock m
at lite. Ciao, BroWriietes leet Weetifige
Bite. Geo. Brotenlee,10. left tin are what
Arty motthigfot London rehtre_,he itr• wets
toed. eleiting Iota few day*. He
ewes to. Itipiet where he h
ittastion till Irate. We
UMW/ f
hird
Rev. Andrewe of Varna y lotted the-elass
Brussels. -
De. Kalbfleiech has eold his practice
and property to Drelet, Le Holmes, of
Walkerton, who begins practige here on
November lab, Dr. lealbfleiseh will re-
main here for a month or melte to intro-
duce his successor and wind up his best -
nese. He intends to go south for the
winter arid will take a course in some
of the American or European hospitals
before settling clown to practise again.
There wee avety pleasing addition to•
the usual Theaskegiving sereice at Mel -
villa -aerobe being a presentation to
Hrs. George Thomson of a beautiful
lady's secretary and dressing table,
piano lamp and onyr staiedeaccompan-
ed by an address expressive of the
congregation's- appreciation of Mrs.
Thomson's valuable and voluntary ser-
vices as organist 9f thp church for the
, •
past three years. '
The contest for a pair of bowls among
the junior bowlers has been concluded
and George Irwin is the winner. There
were 28 contestants, and all started
even except the Winner, who on a ()-
octant of having had mere practice than
the others was handicapped four shots.
Apple thippers are complaining of
the lack of freight shed accommodation
the station here. A large lot of bar-
reled apples were out in the heavy rain
of this week and got thoroughly soaked.
The new granolithio viatica laid down
In Sri/seek this year measure three
miles' and 211 feet in length.
• "THE LOSS OF GOLD IS GREAT
The loss of health is more." Health is
lost by neglecting to keep the Wood
pure, but it is regained by pnrifing, en-
rieleithe and vitalizing the blood with
the great health retorer, Hood's Sar-
saparilla. Thousands who thought
health had been perm/meetly lost have
been made eterfectly well by taken this
great medicine, Your experience may
be the same.
11000'S PILLS are gentle, yet always
effective,
Ilamilten cigar dealers tirade detided
to fight, the opposition'of tbe author -
1.0 the employmerie of nickel -in.
the -slot machines.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists tefund the rotmey
if it falls to cure. 25e. D. W. Grove's
signature is on each box.
„
Shoe Specialties
We are noted Inc our great specialtieti in Itoots
and Shoes and are gradually working Am a tre
tnendously big trade In these( lines. We work
on the rule that it is better to sell 100 pairs at,
a. close margin then 50 pairs velth biggerprofit,
Doing business on the Departmental reyetern
gives us a, chance to sell goeds Moser than most
people, and out increasing huoiness showtIS
that keen huyere lire appreciating this. We
have no expense in out Shoe Department, con-
sequently there es no excuse for us not selling
lower than other Oceple.
Boys' Standard School Shoe's.
Pride $1, $1,25 raid $1.50. The greatast elItng
tine on the market; and the Cheapest Shoe ever offered In this section.
29-hich wide Shirting Flannelette,
extra heavy quality, in dark cheeks
only, • garivanteecl all fast colors,
sold all over at 12ic. Our
price, • .
Extra heavy Flannelette, in pink,
llgolifiteyarinisrr, ownallytta3n6t-ti3achwide, fine
fast.colors,
,t egular 14c value, special
at
25 -inch Flannelette, in white and blue ,
only, geed herivy quality,. fast •
5C
colors, special at,
Flannels
25 -inch grey FlanneLin plain and twill,
heavy quality, • will riot shrink .in
wash, regular value 15c, I.. 1
special
27 -inch -extra heavy twill' Flannel in
grey only, will give excellent
wear, good value at .........
Greer liclantiel 27 inches wide, the very
. finest Ootupeellford make, warranted
- wool would he geed Value r,"
at 35e, our price, ........ . . ...
Metes Creole Shoot% Price $2.00,
'A gentleman from Birth told us the following !tory lett Thursday last t
honehe a, pair of Cooke* lot eptIng end I have found them the most comfort -
abler and the Wit Wearing ratties have ever ha& Glee me another palest; will
he trues to have there when I need them.° Tide le the kind of teetimony Ws get
newly every der. Buy the toning Whitila ean only he hisc1 from us. Look oub
foe imitatkme.
Ladies' $1,00 Shoes... -
Our Low oo xlci Bolton Shoe* has baste it surprise to keen yere.
We know that there ht on'thIng on e atierkeb to touch t,hem and we kiln hat'
other deals eennols seined to t etat at this eigure herealsee their
Would not allow them to do go.
ehle rower
.1..
aclies
aterproofs
28•inch factory Flannel in red and
e" black check. only, .warranted fast
colors, will noeshrink wash, Suit-
able for men's working shirts; cit.,
special at........ .. . ... . .-4 06C
Navy Blue Fla,nriel 25 and 28 inches
wide - in plain. And twill, very fine. even
qoality, fast colors, will
at28C '8t 35C
give good wear. value
27 -inch fancy plinnet in light and dark
colors, just tee thing for men's fine
shirts, warreeted all fast colors,,,,
splendid v,alue. at per 6VC
The essence of a good Waterproof is that it sheds water
--keep$ one diy. Another .,thing : It- must look viell when
the sun shines, It makes one feel mean to wear a Waterproof'
Coat, expecting rain, and then feel that everybody iq-noticing
your Waterproof when* it doesn't rain, The beauty of our
goods is—they look well, rain Or bhine, and shed water every
time it rains.
Ladies' waterproof Coats made inline
quality serge with rubber lining in
navyand black only, long cape, high
collar, warranted neyer to go " re pe
hard, Special at...... . . .... .25.1
Ladies' waterproof coat made 'of extra
-fine covert cloth with Military cape
and velvet collate_ guaranteed
never to go bard. Extra n 00
value at • ... •• I .. .. • . ••
Ladies' One worsted waterproof coat
in brown fee se very stylish 6.0,
velvet cuii.ir. 0-
• Ladies' Waterproof coat, made of fine
quality worsted, in fawn only, With-
out cape, long coat sleeve, tight at
wrist, velvet collar, yoke in back, six
large pearl buttons, very stylish, the •
newest coat made. Our
special price '‘.'/ 0
Fine worsted, in black only, with
fancy red edging, large full sweep
cape, box pleated back,fully
In myrtle green only,
10:5'3
1rigvnetelrayzsnotyrtsetite:dhd:fali sweep cape
. pleatecheack,special at .....12.50
SATURDAY - SPECIALS
..Reading advertisements would get monotonous if re-
presented anything short of downright economy. People don't
read for the sake of reading—they want to save money.
This list will be ready for you at 8 o'clock $aturday
morning.
Fur Caperines at $6.50
Black Astrachan Caperines. 10 inches
' tong, 62 inch skirt, high storm collar,
heed. with good geitlity black satin,
- ribbon triromea, fine kr^
well worth $7.50, Saturday
• $15 Cape for $8.76
1 only Capernade of fine fluidity Kersey
cloth nicely trimmed with black
Thibett around colter and down
front aleo 8 rows satin. and pearl
buckles. Leath of cape a,4 inchea
this season's make, regular
R 76
- price is $15 for Saturday only vo
45c Stock Collars at 246
Ladies" Collars in Colors. of blue, pink,
black, etc., with and without cord
very new, regular prices were We
to 45c, to clear on &Our- 24
158inch skiret e very newest sty'l
..... 0
Cashmere Hose at 2 pair for 49e
Ladies' extra heavy ribbed Cashmere
Hose isetientess• feet, hotly sole in
glees ge, 0.0e. One regular 80e qual-
Ity Saturday morning 2 pairs A
...... Va,11.=00
Se Prints for 5%e
Ainelleati mines. in fancy celore of
rgergeuenla,pruzlitite asna.d rsepaerricilaxleiclorsumitavb,lie
Inc Wrappers, Warranted feet color*,
Sa r day *. a co, ...... /X' ‘11,
7* Flannelettes at 5e
10 pitieete only of grey and brown Flan-
nelatteee32 Inches wide good heavy
quelity Would he cheap at 70. &
Speelal foe Saturday only.,.,.. 10101
•
Tw ed A 20e
n weed? iti medium and dark
29coiloers, errictrit heavy quality, just ihe
thing for meet's end boyar pants, well
worth 30e and a5c, for Sa.tur, ones
..... .4.4•11..a•10.1,1 Fa Ilona
Fancy Tartans at Se
800 yards Fancy Tartans27 inches wide
in new shades of blue, broten and,
green, extra heavy quality for child.
reies dresses, warratitee ad lastere
colors, special at.... OC
Cretonne 12%0
82 Inch double faced Cretonne in eolore
of red, gold and black and re& gold
and white, Yerynew designs/ isti -,„
Saturday prite 7t
20e
20e Eiderdown Flannel AMC
71 piece only mare heavy Bidetdown
flannel in red and green color only,
just the thieg Inc dressing pickets or
wrappers, our regular price is 200
, but to clear on Saturday e eee
Only ..... ....... . .
Saxony Yarn at 1,2%e
noininion Saxony...Dien made of extra
fine gaalite wool, in corers of pink4
garnet, blue and bleck and white(
well worth The hunch, 4
SatiirdaY Only ......
Misses Jackets at $189
10 cooly Missee :tickets made of extra
qua lity wove Preize in browner otar
higtt storm collet teems all well
bound. regular $4 coats to cleat
on Saturday 14 nearly half ea (lad
priory. try., 'pro+ ...... ovr .... Fortte.,