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UNDERWEAR IS IMPORTANT TO -YOU....
' 23ECA USE IT IS NEXT TO YOU. YOUR
•;OUTER CLOTHES CANNOT FIT 'UNLESS
.,YOUR UJVDERrLOTHES DO.
WE HAVE GOT ALL SIZES IJV UJVDER-
WEAR FOR MEN SLIM OR MEN STOUT,
OUR UNDERWEAR WILL KEEP YOU
WARM, BUT WE WON'T WARM YOU OJV
THE PRICE.
,F2.00 WILL BUY A GOOD SUIT OF
UNDER WEAR.
,53.50 WILL BUY A SUIT, OF BETTER
UJV DE R WEAR.
COME, LET US KEEP YOU WARM.
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t,VINOUAMiTUNCTION. LO%VIIOt WINURAA>G NHITt;CAUItCFI,
The following to the report of 8 P. The fallowing is the report for S. S, Mrs. Win, COultor, Of Zetland Is on
No. 8, Tnrnberry, for November: No. 11, Taruberry, for the month of t4Q 0104list,
JUST
STOP
well the last weeks.
Sr. IV, -Total 800, Minnie Walker NovemYe^: We are very sorry this woeL•. to repoi,t
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The Annual Ohristmas treeentertain.
has been attending her,
208, Willie Magee 108. Sr. IV-T91ia1300. Minnie Saunders the serious illness of Mrs, G( 0, Roes, ai
Jr, IV, --Total 400, Clarice Moffatt 257, Jessie Carrie 233,
669, Denton Ferguson $36 Jr, IT --••Total ton Myrtle LooktidgQ
8iuloos,
On Saturday, Nov. 26th, the White -
ANDCONSIDER
MO MENT
will be held on the evening of Deoombos
from, his long illness. He can walk
It will. be gratifying to the many
Jr. III -Regia Walker 271, Fraaale
91, $note Sheriff; 80.
obn ation held their
Riflerise
,A
Moffatt 266,
Sr. III. -Total 800. Milton Groves
al match, titch, On the range at
annual
Sr. Ih-Wilfrid Anderson tib,
279, Mindred Meroer 249, FranoaisLook•
Whlteoburoh, Mr, W G. M. R'id and
Jr, II. -Norman Henderson $14, Ger.
ridge 246, Ethel Finley 83.
Mr. Gordon Shiell were the 0:1041111 Of
don Walker 232, Alfred Miller 96.
Jr III -Total 250 Wilfrid McGregor
the opposing teams. The match was a
Sr. Pt, I -Norman Walker 367, Per.
tie Henderson 288 Vera Mackenzie 246,ery
216,
Sr.SxIt 250. Winnie Ransom
close int one, Mr, Shiell a team scoring
Mr, Reids foam
.:� Perhaps ala think a large city Store.
p y
Ruesel Henderson 108.
Jr, Pt. I. -Margaret Henderson, Har•,
216, Roy Forsyth 195, Mary Austin 63.
Jr, II, -Total 250. Sammie Lookridge
ma points and
er
making Mr. Shiell'e team the winners
by 7 Mr. G. Nioholson and Mr.
; . r, can give you more for your honey than
old Moffatt, Clarkson Martin,
219, Olive Groves 190, Hilda Adams 22+•
Groves
points.
Chas. Johnston of Beigrave, paid the
we can, But that because you haven't
E. MUsaRovu, Teacher,
P4. II, -Total 150. Gertie
Frank King 78, Eidle Shrigley 07,
club a friendly visit in memory of old
`"y
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110,
47, Willie Finley
times, their good natured bantering of
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reasoned it out.
ST. AUGUSTINE,
Tommy Cxrtkehank
each other, giving the boys many a good
e
John G. Ohamney has gone to Strut•
$8, Earl Hart 38.
Sr. 1. -Total 150. Roy Finley 110,
laugh during the day, Mr, Nicholson
proved that he has lost nous of his well
p
jf fi A•ioi�
�l
ford to take a position as brakeman,
Mrs. Wm. Finlay, of Ashfield, was
Gordon McGregor 97, May Hart 80,
Donald C)leghoro 40, Tommy Lookridge
known skill with the rifle, by heading
10 on
Our expense of doing business is less
visiting for a few days with her parents,
46, Lizzie Cruikshank 35, Mayme Finley.
the score with 44 paints, shale
In connection with the match
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Mr. and Mrs John Craig.
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M, WALsH, Teacher.
score.
an oyster supper will be held on the
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+ than one half that of the big city stores
Once again we are reminded of the
uncertainty of time. On Wednesday,
evening of Tuesday, Dec. 136h, at the
residence of Mr. Raid, when a good
1.
l;" ! in,proportion to the amount of business
the 16th ult., Mrs. James Robinson
answered the final call and entered into
MORRIS.
time is expected.
pi done.
With the removal of Reeve Taylor to
her eternal rest at the age of sixty-nine
Blyth it leaves the field aeon to new
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years and six months. Deceased was BRUSSELS.
men. We have heard it rumored that
one of the early pioneers and a woman
Mr, J. F, MoOracken, one of the present After a successful tenure of 18 years
.
held in high esteem by a large circle of
Friends, Besides her aged husband she Oouaoillors is likely to be a candidate as Principal of Brussels Pablio and
Continuation School, J. H. Cameron has
We are determined to build up a
leaves to mourn her lose three sone and for the Reeveship,
eight daughters, We extend our sym• We are sorry to state that Mrs. Peter tendered his resignation to accept a
position on the Collegiate staff in Lon.
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L business and we are willing to satisfy our -
pathy to the bereaved family. Barrs health is not nearly so vigorous on, at an initial salary of $1400 per
as her many friends would desire and
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yk _ selves with a very sm ill net profit in
-_
we hope A change for the better will annum, duties to commence at the open-
Ing of 1911.
TIIRNBEItItr, exon ensile.
Mr. Fitzgerald, of Durham, is filling
t
<: "�%��j order to do so.
The following is the report of S. S•
the position of manager of the Standard
No. 6,Tnrnberry, for the month of We are entry to hear that Mrs. Jae,
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Bank hdaring the Mabee of J F.
November:- Russell, 6th line, keeps so poorly but ere
we hops she will soon show marked im• While the fever has to ran
�ki I� �j The fact that we claim t0 give SUCK
Sr. IV. -Wilfrid Mnrchifon, Grave Rowland.
Snell, Jessie Holmes, Bertha Chandler, provement. its course the patient is being well look•
�
y ;� unusual values d��esn't mike it so' but
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Bert Holmes, Vina Sing, Minnie Porter, Monthly meetluR of the Jaokson s ed after and we trust will soon reouper•
d •
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Henrietta Foston, Dorothy Roth, Ethel Women's Missionary Society will be ate.
f�wr
the goods are here to prove it.
Chandler, Louisa Snell. held at the home of Albert Hewlett, 7th J. R and Mrs. Grant and daughters,
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h t 2
line, December 7t, a.30.
Jr. IV. -Earl Dickson, George Dalg• of Winnipeg; have Gane to California
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lelah. Mies Grace Ferguson, who 2 months where they intend spending the winter.
for
We defy any store, anywhere, to 2
III Olass.-Henry Holmes, Robert ago entered Niagara Falls, Ont., hospi• Mr. Grant bas followed this Practice
McSague, Percy Sing, Ewart Linklater.
tal to take a 3 monthb' course as a pro* several years but this is the first time for
has
match our values iu Silks and Dress I
II Claes.-Lizz#e MoKague, Gertie
bationer in training for a nurse, the family to go with him, We wish
Ifff
Faille, Emma Snell, Norma Foston,
been accepted and received to the geuer• them a State.
good time in the Golden
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y� Goods, Ready -to -Wear Coats, $5.00
Harold Showers, Dan Roth, Charlie
Showers,
al staff of nurses to complete a 3 years'
Robert Wilbee, of Kipling, Michigan, Dame home for a short visit owing to lite
course. We wish her the best of success.
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� �I i Silk Petticoats for $3.95. $12.00 Lined
Part II. -Harold Fallis.
She is a daughter of W. H. and Mrs•illness of his father, Walter Wilbee. =
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Coats black or colors, now $10.00•
Sr. I. -Frank Roth,
Ferguson, 5th line, We are pleased to report marked im•
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rk
Claes A. -Etta Fallis, Herbert Foxton,
r provement in Mr. Wiibee's condition
i Skirts, Waists and Furs
Harold Foston.
and we hope he will soon be able to re•
�w
Class B. -Clifford Jenkins, Edith Jen.
JAMESTOWN.
same work. It is 12 weeks since he
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kine.
Our Sunday School here is hold at the
injured his hand.
Olass C -Oscar Holmes
h mr A Simpson oboe Victoria
h d the
ome Brussels Public School hoe a
Gampbell PEARL MtlPBERSON, Teacher, Hall was destroyed by fire. unique record of having only two haw, �. �® ��� � �:
A number of farmers are starting cipale #n nearly 40 years. .1 aha Shaw,
BELGRAVE, their turnips now, since the snow has now of Clinton, presided for upwards of
A Young People's Society has been or- disappeared. 20 years and J. a. Cameron is eonclnd-
'.
Donald Pope is finishing threshing Ing his 18th year, These gentlemen
ganized in connection with the Church
round Jamestown.. Those who are de- were supported by a noble band of lady
of England here to be known as the An. ai
glican Young People's Association. Mr, sirous of having their straw cat will assistants during the passing years and
Boviwr was elected president. MissMc- wait for his machine. the graduates from the school as a rale
eeeeee•••••••e••••••e•••ee ••�••ee•ezee�e•ei•eeeeee•� Clelland, vice-president, and Mr: Chile.- Mrs. T. McEwen, Mrc. Geo. Eckmie,r "made good" wherever they went.
yWe Want ' PHONE = Johnston secretary, and Bradburn, treas• and Mrs. R. T. Miller spent Thursday - We • PATTERSON.Yonr Nanna s Store News I 70 rarer. Thfe society will be quite a help in Brussels.
Z Trade • to the young people of the church and We regret to state that our old friend, EAyr WAWANOSH. 9
h t b n ver The friends of Kra. D, McGowan,
- FURS IN .BIG
DEMAND
+ The general Fur business is unusually brisk this
year and good Furs of every sort are costing
" more, and we think we have the best value in: -
HANDSOME FUR COATS
ELEGANT NECK FURS
NEW FUR -LINED GARMENTS
NEW STYLISH MUFFS
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district. Their first regular meeting
Mre. Wm, bralick, as no se p
few The doctor
East Wawanoeh will regret to learn
THS�AT WATCH DOCTOR
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will be held on Dec. 6th.
well the last weeks.
had t9
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The Annual Ohristmas treeentertain.
has been attending her,
1 that she recently the M109901111e
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ment of the Anglican Sunday School
Thos, Stmohan id slowly recovering
`=l= ubwn stairs and break her attic,
will be held on the evening of Deoombos
from, his long illness. He can walk
It will. be gratifying to the many
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fairly well now,
friends of Mrs. W. Bennett, 6th con.
L
adies' Silk Waists
We are showing very dainty Waists, in Black
,3 and White Silk Checks, Black, Grey, Brown
.# , and Navy Blue.
��ns D120 ' vercoats
>A -
6w In Plain Hladkv'and Fancy Tweeds, all this sea-
son's Coats, sizes 36, 44, prices $9.00, $1 i.00
rand $12.00. 'Sale price $7.75°
M.en's And Boys' Winter
Caps.
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We have a big range of Winter Caps, plain blue,
blacks, fancy tweeds, Plices 50c, 75c, $1.00
and $1.25, all sizes,
POTATOES WANTED.
. All kinds of Fowl Wanted.Phone 70
k•HANNA
COO
News reached here recently of till} A meeting was held here on Fridgy to Wawanosh, that she is improving since
• death at Arcola of Mrs. Jos. Maynes, consider the advisability of erecting a her recent severe illness.
formerly Miss Sara Leishman, of Mar- new hall. We hope to see a new build -
There Has tjh a Swellest and
• noch. A husband and four small child- did at London
ing soon, last week, a former resident
Monday of of the town -
ren are left to mourn her lose. Deceased Victoria hall, of which this village has ship. of East Wawanosb, in the person best line of all the newest
�was a sister of Mrs. J, Armstrong and been just! road was burned to the p p of Isabella McGowan, daughter of Mr. kinds Of
• daughter of Mrs. R. Leishman of Mar- ground on Saturday afternoon, Novem• Walter McGowan of Vancouver, B. C.
noob, both of whom have the sympathy bar 19tb. There was an insurance of Deceased, who was in her fifty-first
• of the entire community, it being the 650 on the premises carried by the
• $ year, was not ailing !cure and her death
•second death in the family in the course Howick Mutual, The horse sheds were was quite unexpected. The deceased
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iij of a few months not damaged. Victoria Hall was a cosy was a sister of Messrs. Daniel and R. JE
LEKY
- frame structure 26 by 36 feet and was McGowan of Wawanoeh, and theyey
GREY. formerly a Congregational Church, lo• have the sympathy of the Community
oated between Wroxater and Belmore. in their bereavement. The remains
We are pleased to report improvement In 1901 it was purchaeeed and placed in were brought here and the funeral took
in the condition. of Chile. Rozell's health. position here anti considerably improved place to the Union cemetery.
•♦ Rumor in this part of the township in both its interior and exterior. It Ever shown in any jewel -
intimates that ex Councillor John served a very useful purpose for Sabbath The council met at Bnment; Nov.
21st, pursuant to adjournment; mem- ' lery store this year suit -
Brown will be in the municipal field for School, religions setv'ces Sabbath and here all present; minutes of last meeting
the Deputy Reoveship at the approach. Friday eveniuRs and was ntil zed for able for
• rand and adopted on motion of Ooane,
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Ing nomination. public gatheriogs of vat#ed oharacter. Campbell.
• Mrs. M. Selly and baby daughter, I5 is propoeed to ertot a new comeut Bp -L Scott nasi d Citu 12, 1910, appointing plane
Margaret, is here from Langdon, North building on file old site, poraiblp lur{2er
than the Halt burned, with roomy bass- for nomination, places of election,
Dakota, on a visit to her sisters, Mrs A. deputy returning rfliosrs and poll clerks
• D. Grant and Mine Jessie MoLnuehlin meat and modern conveniences, the
, was duly reed and sussed.
r and old friends. Mr. Kelly is away to work to be proceded with at once it BvLAw No 13. 1910, to provide for
-STMAS GIFTS
• weather will permit. The unanimity the issue of deb�ntnree of the municipal- 0 Washington State looking after lumber•
tag interests. that has f Victoria H the the Past 9 ity to the amount of $18 000 for the par•
and use of Victoria Hall in the past 9
David Campbell, who departedyears is the beet proof of the necessity pose of building bridges, river conces-
thin life on Saturday, Nov. 19th, of its being rebuilt and is also a guaran. stone 8, % 10 and 11 was also read a
aged 77 years, first saw the light at toe of the heartineps that will be Mani• first and seco: d time. It is not necessary to send
Moil, Kintyre, Argyleehire, Scotland, tested in doing the work and footing the The following accounts were present-
in the year 1833 and at the age of 17 billed and ordered to be paid: -Corporation pad- O' }•Own this Tear for
,
• years emigrated to Canada locating at of Blyth; h„Il rent, Division Court pur• U a� J �Y
Youngaville, West Zorra, Oxford Co„ pones, 1910. $7; G. Todd, elm plank and swell Christmas Gifts.
' where he spent 13 years, He was united delivering same, $12,56; Isaac B•own,
In marriage to Mies Wilbina MoRay in Asthma Catarrh Blyth, concrete Lite, $12 40; Jae. Me.. You canget the newest
1868 and the same year they came to the 'WHOOPING COUGH CROUP Gill, repairinit Potter's bridge, oon, 1,
179h con„ BRONCHITIS COUGHS COLDS of Grey township, where they $3 60; Jup, Mc(Iill patting In Lila cal. and best here.
resided for a period of 47 years, Eight vert, con. 6, $3,00 Jae, Tenney, draw -
children were born to Mr, and Mrs Camp• Ing and furnishing grav:•1, $16 00; WW,,.
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bell, viz: -Donald, deceased; John in Walden, 8 ads gravel, 80 otp.; Alex,
j Washington, V. S.; Neil, in Oregon; Patterson, 4 yde gravel, 40 ots E. Or -
David in Washington; Dena and Annie in C►rw.ulW[n +e» vie, 90 yds gravel, $9.00; MoKinnon .
A simple, safe end effective treatment for bran.
Manitoba and Mary Jane and Vlors in ehial troubles, without doain,rthe stomach with Bros , gravelling on Northern Rdy , �-•
drug►, -Used with success for thirty Dere.
Grey township. Deceased Wile 1n fall. The airrendere,mokeggtrantigeas soothes $$6,16; Geo Wilson, Inspecting grovel•
with over? enders, rsbron breathing easy, soothes
In health for some ears and his death who here throat, end elope the conch, ►eeutlne ling On Northern Bdy ,$3.'16. '�
• g y restful nights, CreselonoIsInvaluablotomothers The Council thea adjourned to meet
was not an nnex eoted event. Mr, with young Children and a boon to sufferers
• Campbell wall a Presbyterian in church from aena 1ia'peasiai Ito: doeeelpeive twotclet, etc again on Thursday, Dec. 16th next, atWo
•, relationships and a Liberal in politics. ALL DRUGG16TS y e � 10 o'otook a, m.
Tr Cresolene Anti• i isste.
He Wag d kindly ttlrned man and wag saptle Throat Tablets "GJ �0 A=x romrnr)[ELD, Olerir. JEWELLER
forthelrrit ltedthrost, lE
• wide! esteemed. That are a mpple, ef• -
y feetlrre end antfeoptie,
your drugMet or p' t
fromtu. iOaGt►tamps, Ming Green and her companion, who
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Work will be tushed on a new Grand fSpe gretelehe to. escaped froth St. Maty'e Academy at OPPOSITE QUEEN'S 1-1 O T E Lt � '4"�' I N G H A M :
Ttunk ,depot 'at Goderloh to teplAee the Lewsiiag.ltuer flier. MONTRgAt. `" Windsor, -Were found at an hotel in Ionia►
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r= 0116 recentlydeiltroyed by fire. G Mich,