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$T. AUOU$T'MlE. OOOERIOH TOWNSHIP.
Tu KaDi T, Dec. 10th.
Robe. W 1aw1 has gone on a busi-
ness trip to 8ss[atetoo, Sask.
John Beattie bas put up • windmill.
He now has a water supply in both
house and baro.
Mr. Nicbolsou, of the Hayfield road,
is leaving this neighborhood to go un
a fares uear Hamilton.
The young people of 8. 8. No. 1 are
practising for s Christen= entertain-
ment whith is to be held in tbe school
on December 2Otb.
Thos. Amy bad a hee last week.
About twenty teams were hauling
gravel for him. We understand he iv
going to put a foundation unde.,,s
shed in the spring.
A number of men met at H. K.
Revell's one eversion last week to die -
cuss the organising of a Farmers'
Club Another meeting is baing held
this evening in the Orange lodge.
TVIMeneT, Dee. 10th.
Jobs Craig M on the rick list at
present.
Mks Mary Grieves visited Ooderich
friends Ibis weak.
Mies Elisa Tbomprou is visiting
friends et Brume's.
Kobe McAllister made a trip to
Winghsm lavt week.
The beef rang held Its annual meet-
ing in the hall on Saturday.
Henry & lCSeingtOD are threshing
clover in this vicinity this week.
John sod Joe Wilson, ot Auburn,
visited at Wm. Wilmer's recently.
Joe Boyle is sporting a new driver.
What's the matter with Joe? He's
all t igbt.
Mia Ells Reid, of Ebenezer, spent a
few days last week with her friend
Nits Betsy McAllister.
Harold Williams and James Craig
bave' returned from the West boll\
looking hale and hearty.
Mrs. Bert Jones, of Prosperity, aid
Miss Betsy McAllister spent the week-
end with Auburn friends.
The members of the rifle club intend
holding their annual supper and eon -
tett in the hall on the 17th
MAFEKING.
MONDAY, Dec. 9.
Mrs. Ferrell. of Clark. visited at
Anson Finlay's on Sunday.
Herb Curran, ot Crewe, called on
friends bete on Sunday.
Jas. Webster, of Lanes, called on
etme of bis old neighbors last Friday.
Miss Esther Hasty and Miss Emma
Sproule visited friends here on Sun-
day.
The students attending Lucknove
continuation school were home for
the week-enl.
toting wnest oad outnd bn ofBthekare
pie piece of bush
hieh the latter bought from Robt.
Henry.
I;thn Brown has engaged with
Anson Finlay. Mr. Wortman, of Nile.
hes engaged with Thos- Blake for the
winter.
Geo. Manna), of Belfast, represent-
ative for the Stone & Wellington
Nursery Co, passed through here
last week.
Throe. Reid and family arrived home
from Amulet, Sask., on Friday IasL
We always like to welcome hack old
aeigbbors.
- Rev. J. B. Hunter, of Dungannon,
preached a missionary sermon here
en Sunday evening. On accoutit of
the inclement weather the attendance
was not,so large as it might have been
bad the westber been more favorable.
DON'T BE t8ALD.
Nearly Anyone May Secure a Splendid
Growth el Haw.
We have a remedy that bas a record
of retarding baldness and promoting
hair growth in 98 out of every 100
cases where need accnrding to direc-
tions fora reasonable length of time.
That may seem like a strong state-
ment—it is, and we mean it to he, end
no one should doubt it until they bave
put our claims to an actual test.
We are so certain Rexall "fill" Hair
Tonic will eradicate dandruff. act to
prevent baldness, stimulate the scalp
and hair roots. arrest premature lase of
hair and promote hair growth that we
personally give onr positive guarantee
t 1 refund every penny paid us for it
in every instance where it does not
give entire satisfaction to the neer.
Rexall 'UT Hair Tonic is as pleasant
to use an rlear sprios water. It is de-
lightfully perfumed, and does not
grease or gum the bait. Two sires.
50e. and $1.00. With our guarantee
hack of it, you certainly take no risk.
Sold only at our store—The Resell
Store. H. C. Dunlop, Ooderich.
Shaw's Schools.
The Central Business College and
Shorthand School of Toronto has now
four eity branches in successful opera-
tion. These with the Central Tele-
graph and Railroad 9ehnol and tbe
well-known Shaw,Corresondence
School constitute a Correspondence
"troop of tellable
institutions known as "Shaw's
Schools " Thousands of young people
have proved the merits of these
schools and now occupy good positions
and enjoy 1eed salaries as tbe result
of the practical training thus pro-
vided. The new catalogue is interest-
ing and should be carefully read by
every young p.rvoo who desires to
train for • good business appointment.
See card in one advertising (solumns.
His Wits.
ttlahti, Met Its Afri
cab Itsaesl, reed : "This li a
Ana etsp6, with my dame WIMpas'
lebtly a smiting my a eri veL" Ot onss�e
It tb�n't s1� t h. pens este was wort
iv* Iles lint** bele lewd lob to pet.
semi* the peofteeor that it was all an
vet -Weer.
LANES.
MowoAY. Dec. etb.
Mee. Dunbar, of Blyth. la the guest
of her sister, Mrs. William Baldwin.
NVilliam Baldwin intended going to
Guelph this morning to attend the fat
stock fair which lasts this week.
The weather this last while bas been
very much like the winter we have
expected tor some time. We welcmue
almost soy kind of weather that
keeps a person on the mud instead of
in it.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderion and
son Reginald, of South Africa. have
returned to the land of their birth
after an absence ot ten years. Mr.
and dire. Anderson are at present
guests of the latter's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Lane.
Don't forget the old-time tea -meet-
ing at Hacketis appointment of the
Ashfield circuit on Christmas night.
Everything is being done that will
give enjoyment to all who will he
present. Kindly keep this date in
mind and set upon it or you will mise
half your life -time,
PORTER'S HILL.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. Iltb.
CHRISTMAtt TREE.- Don't forget the
Christmas tree entertainment in
Bethel church on Friday evening. De-
cember 20th. An energetic Program
committee is at work and is deter-
mined to make this the best Christmas
tree entertainment ever held in Bethel
church. Those who miss it will miss
tbe treat of their hypo. The program
will consist of readings. recitations,
dialogue*. music. instrumental end
vocal, and a 'enock triltl.- A leading
feature of the program will be tbe
men's chorus. Doors open at 7
o'clock. Program to commence at
7230.
LOTHIAN.
TUESDAY. Dec. 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hogan paid a
flying visit to Goderich on Saturday.
James Ritchie. of Zion. sawed wood
for a number of the farmers here last
week.
Mr. and Mr. . Geo. !Swan and Miss
Mary attended the Thompson—Cooke
wedding). on Wednesday.
Alex. Barnby. teacher of S. 4. No. 3,
Cat low. accompanied by Mr. Clark,
spent the week -end -at the former'■
home here.
BENMILLEH.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. IItb.
THE SICK LIST — Mise Maedet is
still very ill ..... Mn. Jesse Oledhilrs
condition ie much the tamer,,... Mrs.
A. Heddle is feeling much better Just
now.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Windle leave the,
village this week for the vicinity of
Toronto. Mr. Windle's term at Stew-
art's nursery closed this week.
The church sired is almost com-
pleted. it is certainly a first -cities
shed and will serve well the purpose
for which it was intended.
BIBLE CLASS RALLY.—On Sunday
evening at Henmilkr e4turcb a large
Bible class rally service On to be held.
A mete voice coir is to give special
singing. Organised adult Bible classes
from the German Evangelical church,
from Zinn (Colborne)and Zion (Oode-
rich township) churches are to be
present to partic_pste in the service.
Rev. O. G. Hallman and Rev. A. W.
Brown are to give addresses imitable
to the occasion.
Mies Kirk, the teacher of the school
on the Maitland concession. expects to
leave this Christmas.
DISTRICT NEWS.
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Ditnean McDonald, of Grey town-
ship. has taken a position as teacher
at Dysart, Meek.
The Department of Public Works is
supplying a clock for the tower of the
Wingham postoffice.
Siebert & Co. bave diapered If their
'merest More business at Dashwood to
Geo. Kellerman & 4on.
Gordon McDonald has disposed of
the Central hotel. Brusssls. to Brown
& Noels. of the same town.
Mensal) electors are to take a vote
on the question of allowing cattle to
ren at Mtge en the streets of the vil-
lage.
James McMichael. Staforth's well-
known veteran chives, who has been
in poor health foe some time. M now
confined to hie bad newt of the time.
Mrs. Wattage tl eetotinue the
publication d Ties Tat4WIeb [Wooed.of whish her labs hhowabkraod was the
editor. Wo whe her _.eases.
The Wasters of S. I. Na 14, Grey,
knows se the Matadischool, have
W. A. AMvwsee. of the
IMOD beinseam begetter for 1919, at
wint.w Orawer.rd. eldest eon of Mr.
earl Mrs. Ubet g. Miry • •ray, reee _rly ttf
Rrwwle hi_tth. y, 444 •I the pe t cre :.I A Cheese Waddreg
1 "•n% GM' Lot,-, It .M . • n V•', . 'e The berate of Mr. Md Mr.
to ►
easel twenty-rtglia years. Oka[ Clinton. was the geese if a
mg. Loom May, or 1hennee has pretty presiding tfsdneadsy afternoon
a NW, cit
b •eo appointed to suoceed !Iles Knight
ou the teacbiog steff of the Seefortb
Collegiate institute. Miss Knight is
taking a position in Toronto,
J G. Medd has sold his interest in
the tonsorial fine of Medd A hutch,
Clinton tbe purchaser being Melvin
Uri*, of Tuckerssiitb. $r. Medd
will continue to reside in Clinton.
J. H. McClinton has just received a
new stock of trunks, club -bags, suit -
oases, ladiei hand -satchels, etc. Pee -
sow hunting for something Dice in
Cbristmas gift goods should call and ---
see them.
HiitfillI(it,
A University Club has been tutored of last week, when Limit, ..coed
at Clinton, for membership in which daughter, Delle,- was married to Dr.
University graduates and undergradu- 0.J' McBride' of Welland. The =re-
ates ■re eligible. The Club intends
mooy o of f *Ingham,
rmed by Re.. Dr. Rot -
putting on a series of University ex- ledge, "Ingham` and Miss Muriel
tension lectures Bruce, sister of the groom, played the
wedding music. Dr. and Mrs, Mc -
Misr Roadhouse, who for nine years Bride left on a trip to Montreal. Que-
baa been teacher in the junior depart- 1 bee and New York and will be absent
ment of the Fordwich public school, several months. On their returns tbey
bas resigned. and her place will be will reside at Welland, where Dr. Mc -
taken by Miss (:ase, of i'linton. at i Bride has a good practice.
the be,tioniog of the year.
Farewell to Rev. D. B. McRae.
The Zurich Herald announces that Rev. D. B. McRae and family, who
satisfactory arrangements have been are leaving Cranbrook for Arnow, in
made with the Jackson ctur- Bruce county, were the recipients ot
ing Cofor lbs establisshihingng of„ • many farewell tokens from the
branch clothing factory at Zurich, to I
be started early in the new year. Preshyterian coogregatioqq et Cron -
brook, whose pastor Mr. McRae had
Joseph Upsball, one of the older rest -{.been for thirty-six petite A puree of
dents of the Kippen section, passed ¶7b„ in gold, in addition to $100
away on Monday, '2nd ioat., at the age ( previously hands i him, was presented
of repent y -three years, He was born : to Mr. McRae, ac.ow}wnying a farewell
etional
tn th
thisthe
part of theof Peel, countr when coming oungIon Tuesday everti-eeof last wee Al.
tnao. y young', the sameymeeeee Mrs. McRae was
On Wednesday. December 4, at resented byy Ow Wanton's Foreign
Trivitt Memorial church, Exeter. the Missionary fioci.ty with a Book of
rector, Rev. D. W. Collins, united in Praise, and Miss Mina McRae received
marriage Miss Susan Mitchell, dearth- from the Christian Endeavor Society
ter of Mr. and Mts. Valentine Mit- forty-five pieces of beautiful Limoges
shell, of Exeter, and Dan Dew, of 11s-, china. Other gifts and testimonials
borne. received by Mr. McRae before bis
Nelson Masse, of St. Joseph, cut' departure evidenced 1 he esteem in
himself severe) while incah-' which he was held by hie parishioners
e uerkrautre pstHis B knife
cand others in ebb community. The
bwgfor sa
ht the end of his thumb, shavingmdeparting pastor pt•e,ehed his fare-
d pisco three inches long from hie' well seroos at ,
band. 1 Crttnhtook and Ethel
on the let inst.
J. H. O'Neil. sono of Mr. and Mrs. 1
Frank O'Neil, Clinton. who,Jeft some Opening of Frances Willard Hall.
time ago for Moose Jaw. h..s secured a'
Toronto. Dec. 4.—The splendid new
responsible potation in the court hot ee Fiances Willard Hall on Gerrard
there as assistant to the clerk of the street,ihe whale property valued at
MooseJaw district. Court and local registrar fey over 990,11)0, was declared formally
Moose
Mopen yesterday afternoon by Chester
The home of Charles Wright, on the if Massey, one of the chic contrib-
17th concession of Howick. was the utors. Mr. Massey paid tribute to the
scene of a pretty wedding on the memory of that great and good
afternoon of Wednesday Noven,- woman. Frances E. Willard, after
her 20, when his daughter. Miss Bessie, who= the hall was named, and cotn-
wss united in wedlock to John Harris plimented the women of Toronto Dist
Dixon, also of Howick. Rev. W K. trict W. C. T. U. to whose energy and
Allen. ot Clifford, officiated. ability the erection of the building
3Jas. C. Ganrett, who owned a piece was entirely Inc.
of property on the Base line )cwt out-' yrs. F. C. Ward. president of the
side of Clinton, bas disposed of the Toronto District W. C. T. U.. presided
same to Wm. D. Connell, of the 9th and outlined heiefy tbe history of
cunc.cssion of Ooderich townuihip, who their work. Out of ibe total expendi-
will take possession in a few weeks. 'tore less than $2,000 is now unpaid.
Mr. Gannett will return to Bluevale, Others who tock part in the opening
his former place of residence. ceremony were Ven. Archdeacon
A pretty wedding took place at the Cody. Rev. Dr. Tovele Rev. W. F.
home of iIr. and Mrs. Jacob Cathers, Wilsonand Rev. Mr. Brown.
Howick township, on Wednesday, The hall accommodates repent five
Noveinher 27th, their daughter Mary guest*,
ueall
alreadyfiv
ken. go anxious roomse of the bring
being united in marriage to Frederick rte to come that they were flocking
John Irwin. of Tnrnbetry, Rev. R.
f- Lackland, of Wroxeter, performed min October, before the front doors
the nuptial cetgmony. were on. The girls pay from 113.50
per week up for their board. It hes
At the Main street Methodist par- often been said that girls stranded in
scnage, Exeter, on Wednesday, De- Toronto Lave no place to go for a sate
shelter. Perhaps this was not true.
but. assuredly it. is not true now. A
=uncial department of the Willard
Hall is open for needy girls. who rsay
stay there free of charge until work is
found for them. A girl who has Dace
registered there in that way is free to
corns in to spend the evening any time
and to use the sitting room proviied.
The furnishing of the hall is simple
but exceedingly comfortable and in
good taste. The assembly hall will
bold 000 people.
cemher 4th, Miss Lily Maud Cann,
daughter of James Cann, was united
in wedlock to James A. Earl, of Zion.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
B. G. Powell. The happy couple will
make tbeir home on the groom's fine
farm near Zion.
William Duncan. of tbe Seafort.h
legging factory, finds it. necessary to
procure larger premises for bis grow-
ing business and purposes purchasing
the old Grip hotel and fitting it up for
factory. The town will be asked to
grant him exemptiou from taxes and
water rates for term of years.
On Sunday, December let, Mary
Jane Morrison. widow of tbe late
George Kelly, Sth line of Morris, died
at the age of seventy-one yeare. Mr.
Kelly preieceaeed her about six
weeke. Four sons and three
daughters servive. Mrs. Kelly bad
resided in Morris for nearly fifty year..
Mrs. Henry Kalhfleisch,of Hay town
*hip • died on Saturday. 30th ult.,
after w brief illness. She was in her When one-half of the !Sabbath is
sixty-eighth year. Amides her hos given to pleasure religion ie not likely
eon
band, she leaves two sono — Louis• to share much of the other halt. -3.r
Reeve of Hay township. and William. todter S.utt.
of Ottawe—and two daughters --Mr.. ,
John tichUoe, of Detroit, and Mrs
Abel Sebilbe, of Waterloo.
The remains of Miss Emma Smith
Knowledge is power. _study to he a
dynamo.
Hope always strengthens to the
performance of duty, gives courage,
and clears the jni'gment. G. Mac-
Donald.
Reputation is an idle and moat
false hnposition ; oft got without
merit, and lost without deserving. --
Shakespeare.
daughter ot Mrs. T. Smith, were
brought from Stratford for interment
at Clinton. her former home. Spinal
meningitis was the cause of death.
Mit» Smith wee a native of Clinton
and lived in that town practically all
her life. the family removing to Strat-
ford in February Inst. Her mother
and three sisters survive.
The borne of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Stalker. Wingham. was the scene of a
pretty wedding on Wednesday. De-
cember 4th, when their only daugh-
ter, Luella R., wits united in marriage
to Dr. Bari Homer Oook, of Friend-
ship. N. Y. 'l'he ceremony was con•
looted by Rev. D. Perri,, in the pres-
ence of rbc immediate friends. Dr.
and Mn. Cook left no et short honey-
moon trip, and will he at home to
their friends in Wingharu after New
Year's
Booed to Bars.
Seattrth is mystified over the heretic -
lag out of fire timer. limes within a
week in the residence of Nelson Suite.
*thy Is that. town. The first flee was
on Friday maiming two weeks ages
The same night it broke out agate,
probably not baM g bees completely
qed by the brigade on the Rust
ememilon. Th. following Monde,
night the firemen were age% called
out to lbs same building There wee
no person in the bane et the Ude' of
the but Mets the o.e.pants having re -
avowed white the hem'e was i Bing le.
?alert I
e-
?alertl after the Ilea lie..
NERVOUS
MEN WOMEN
Iyt, actuafly.veak, run-
down --they are slowly
deteriorating --they need
strength
�for brain h1t11! 91t
Scott's Emulsion corrects
set c.. .. -it is t - -. 1_ a
food -m ooncewtralma. awlNiti�
ins, curative Food w r plle,raia
healthy action of beds cata
fortify the Woolf. sharpen the
appetite, make etreatth.
easily sad vigor.
As pare as sat. it is read*
asietilsted—soteri_le.. may
and every home. Ply -
everywhere .caret•
Maul Se estt'a ti talehmw with
absolute eoaii4pee is its
boasikial resuks. Dsa't wait
—Mast Moor, bot ileitis' ea
SCO7TS.
Ho abokoi or ttt/rew&
Ikon a Tie es, Gussets i
The boy is father to the man, we'll
concede, but the timer are so fast
gpwadays that et sixteen a youth
thinks be's really his dad's grand-
father.
Opera House
0 rote ry
has all the require
meets for the Christ -
WWII sersun m e
Raisins
(Valencia and Sultana
Currants
Dates
Figs
Peaches
Prunes
Peels
Mixed Nuts
And
Confectionery
We solicit your
Christmas trade. All
,me ask is a trial.
Call, 'phone 104, or
send a note.
We wish yen all a
very Merry l'hrist-
mae.
C.M. ROBERTSON
THE COMPLIMENTS
OF THE SEASON
ton one and ill. and don t forget
that
HUGH DUNLOP
Teta Tailor, West .truet. will 811
dear order for (hereoat or Suit
to tam laeet style with up -to date
aood+.
onseseateretweeeveseseseveveseeeteesWe
CHRISTMAS APPEAL
TO TH!
PEOPLE OF ONTARIO
10'01\
TN Nodal for Sick Children
Dear Mr. Saw:—
It would take more space than you
sac spare to tell of the good work
$sap by the Hospital for Sick Chil-
dren. Tomah ler the sick and de-
formed children of this Province. Let
M la a few words, tell you of the
steady growth of this Hospital.
In the year 1376 there were only six
cots tad beds, one nurse, 44 in -patients
and 67 out-patients. In 1912 there
were 260 cots and beds, 64 nurses,
1,664 in -patients and 17,862 out-
patients.
Dories the 37 years of the Hoe-
rman existence, 19,370 in -pat lents
have keen admitted, and 133,724 out-
patients have been treated, a total of
136.004. or an avenge of 4.138 per
year. Of the 19,376 fn -patients, 6.496
were from places outside of Toronto
9444 of the total tn-patients were
cared. and 6,711 were improved. This
Is a great record.
Of the 1,291 In -patients last year. 341
ease front 216 places outside of Tor-
ICso that the Hospital Is not e
. but a Provincial Institution.
Is tier Orthopedic Department In 37
years. nearly 700 boys and girls have
been treated for clubfeet, and about
NO were corrected. Half of these
came from places outside of Toronto,
e s wrrty we nave a fair claim for
• fresn the people of this Province.
Corporation of ToMnto grants
RMe6M, sot only for the city children.
hat towards the maintenance of all
pe1661ats is the Hospital, and the lith
rias of Tomato debate as average M
SUMO �aseardty to is tie taxof tilaihe
wfl yon. tied reader, think of what
year cense, will de! 'It here' to re-
store health sod st,ene.b. r•ed gives
N NW iimbs aad straight feet to
artereubstys and girls.
bar that your pocket -boort
)awl be the Hospital's friend. If it,..
1s to be tie children's friend.
bee that Christmas eons too
fo the purse of year kendneas 10
se that the Hospital may
argrr heart of iia kelp to lire
Retawher that seer mosey sae
las tllsspltal b0OW a bridge ever
the feet of Ilttls ekildres may
Wags* sa the Warm* frees e,mrow to
Matrim elelaees to nealtin-ave,
death r Mlle.
Phew aped a defer. or mere it yea
can spare IL N Des$1_. Meadow the
$seretary-'f reatwisr M Ibe Msr*al.
or 3. awe1 'errst A
ps11t■aa of lieealb
TrogWes.ae•x„r a: ee pea
Tuowatt, Da il"M to 12. Ivll ••
If It's Something for "Bim”
YOU'LL 0BT IT AT
McLean Bros.'
Look over this
list and if you do
not see what you
think he would
like, don't be dis-
appo i n ted. We
have everything a
man young or old
could wish to
have.
Suspenders, Garters, Are;
bands from 25c to $1.5o.
Extra fine pearl - trimmed
Suspenders in separate boxes,
75c to 92.50.
Men's Neckwear, 25c to
jl.uo. AL T es over 5oc pat
up m separate boxes if .de-
sired.
Enghsh Night Robe s,
extra large, 75c to $1.50.
Silk and Wool Mufflers,
extra nice for Christmas
presents. 25C to ;2.07. .
Gloves, suede, giey and
brown, silk -lined and unlined.
Also all the leading makes to
Kid Gloves suitable f o r
Christmas gifts.
Dressing Gowns, Smoking
Coats, Umbrellas.
Silk Hose and' Ties to
match m separate boxes.
Underwear in all the lead-
ing makes.
Fall and Winter Overcoats.
Men's Business Suit s,
Dress Suits, Frock Coats
and Vests, Evening Dress
Suits, and everything found
in an up-to-date mens store,
at reasonable prices.
McLEAN BROS.
SEMI -READY TAILORS
Agents for Stanfield's Uushrinkable Underwear and Carhartt Overalls
Poo o:o
�
HoiidayGiftsMt
We have a great number of useful as
well as ornamental goods from which you can
make a choice.
What would be a nicer and more useful
present for mother than an up to -date Happy
Thought Range or a Radiant Home Heaterl,
two of the best stoves on the market ?
A number of other Christmas suggestions :
Silyer Table, Dessert and Tea Spopns
Pearl -handled Knives and Forks
Electric Light Fixtures
Silver KnivesWnd Forks
Carving Sets in cases
Shot Guns and Rifles
Coal Oil Heaters
Scissors in cases
Hockey Skates
Brass Goods
Q
Q
pCarpet
Sweepers
0
and many others
too numerous to
mention, which
we invite you to
call and see.
CHAS. C. LEE
vi Phones : Store 22 house 112