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always in stock.
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PUBLIC MOTICL The Christmas signal Neat Week.
The advertising columns of '1 be Mig-
/'ILAliBiB IN VVATIR COLOR AND teal are of e oeci4 iot- eet at this wea-
l- • (MIXA PAINTING. son. Readers should make careful ref-
uels. "Id k t. lesety puplk 1• `ens in thie week's Issue, and next
•t�My�r .f ohoakar•-•ls• l7srr�prrtawms.• �o�f ,I:I or wed Yu. Signal *sill be a veritable
sena rnERT td LTM Dter Pi tri- C. testas shopper's guide. to 'Aber
LOtt. r respects, to. west week's Wgoel wW
ANNEAL HOS--....OTAL MISTING. be of sausesl'Merest•
CHURCH NOT ES.
Ilya ,awl genes d genus fns the skd'ea
of nosed et 1 nue ens et W Alsaa d'w Modem
nag eesa 1 He.lO•l for the •.sealer fear w21 Deee.sber 21st is the date of the
'clock a The ts port of the
issued �b. gees••►
erewss to 11134 Cbz istmas aDnoutsce-
GODBRIOH. ONT•RIO, TWQRSDAY DECBYBBR 9 1915
THE 161st HURONS.
RECRUITINU NOW PROCEEOWG
FOR NEW OVERSEAS UNIT.
List of Officers Mended by Lt, Col.
Combe, of ('Nwtn(-Several °oda.
rich Men on the List -Town and
District Asked to Furnish 250 Men.
his held •a F'ld.y December 1711►, Int wean
Baptist Sunday school (:hristw*a con -
hot rear i met will b pro
d. Toe W The manual Christmas .eSerdWlyp�,
entertain -
Mot t rl'llg•
tp�gfgwa t- went of Viet 'tie street Methodist
__m'=•__ Sunday school will be held un Mon•
AllitG 0DB.--MRS. A. NifHOLL. 1 d•y. December Tth.
gor
�ss.tr.st Is aeepand t• 4• &llamas Oo Monday evening next the adult
nose ter SrMr♦ .er.dst treat, Bible
The new Huron Overgrew Battalion
is to be known as the 161.4 and will be
commanded by Lt. -Col. M. H. Oombe.
of (liotoo, with Hoc. Major R. i$.
Heys, of 8raturth, meow to cow
=mad . Other officers aneouaced are : s Beene or two wound
Janice major, Capt. C. (;. McPhail : "Imaginea .wotleou d
adjutaat, Lieut. A. F. Sturdy : pay- here. A else p £reusing
madder, Hon. Major M. U. MeTaggart: 'intim.' down t road at ,.nail's pace.
medical officer, Major J. W. !thaw : The cart is • f.DOylookisg affair, two
mgnall nit officer, Capt. T. R. Rundle ;1 large wheels like an atdiestry cart but
L fust with • third
No shafts are used,
the driver steers the
around • corner. On.
used and it is usually
a.sk as.b freak ni hair er onabi.m+s clads of Victoria street Metbo-
ete , see ale ►•s ter res teIht
pluallests. areani Ile Mum
or menage strew. har ed (IM ..it... 1611
Kyl(AHT, DOCTOR OF BCHIBO-
. I+RACTII .has •gea•d • Memtasst
dist church will spend a social evening
is the church schoolroom.
Tit. H. T. P. U. roe:tinge at the Bap-
tist church oo Monday evening are
very well attender.' and exceptionally
bright and helpful. Any young
people are welcort(i.
"Not Peace but • Sword," will be
the object of discourse by Rev. Geo.E.
Ross in Knox church next Sunday
morning. In the evening his theme
will be "Judas the Betrayer.
At Victoria street Methodist church
nest Sunda the *evinces will he con-
ducted by the pastor Rev. J. E. Ford.
Subject in the morning ; "A PromThble
of Method:' in the evening "e
Power and the Weakness of the Sio-
�.
so. U sY wWeaer, wowMassa Wm*co
awl Carists d. (' .f Stiss hears: f M 11 a. ss..
4. p.m. and 7 tell a sa. Co.wY boa
1.•dy anemia*. Thin
To the Farmers of Humes County
we err pay*, cos t. Ile and sew r• pee
basal ter heavy best wheat t•sasity eebm IN s ever.
Damp o. AddeoAkeone to bist ��7 5.
Bast
eats. ludo
Its• to �twt to wwth frawl t. bent keels
d. 4 M :it
w, !S 114 Ma tekobrac ta M e tenet /x
Me. bat • 0 also use wMLusk atter Tear
tusktem w test. as an warMrw gulf bigot +w
rw*Wad
la. a - ri
Tee co �r wsY� wawa pr 41 es 4
awl spinae Ma to k. awaesrbst se rulati r
as 1 base bw
en reww. Naked as med.
Mon • nor tui one W lama. The ,esus /sr
wtmt.iir Maher M .',teat ANNA (t O*
mule awl nusr..s. This h-ut trrbet Y
mate Moor. Win harm oars by tae rah of
in• ed• ear oder riga heiss• eye
;,11r
ps /LT. A A
gast•wn gnea. sloops
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LITTiilllt PRS MIR 1. R. COUTTL•
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Foam INstbr of Lass Church Chair
Mine of ilia I btpsriaasus.
MN Rorsoll Mutat. 'armed y
P. It operralere tOf he who a sow •
arta-
11911111118911 the frost, baa nit
We loners ter the choir of Enos
ems, of ohlall he was a member
while 1• tieriii00. the first was writ-
ten be AoROri end derertbss the u ip
across the Atlantis i the reload, ut
which we pot** the greater portion
herewith, wWritten from •'•oroe-
whsre 1s Be
As he writes
a Mee little
gurraemded
dugout sod
wooM wain
a. u. He en
on October :Ate.
, Onuses is 'So heside
in • Belgian stove,
the walls of • good
eowlfortable as one
he et the hour of 3
macbioe gun olneer, Lieut. A. L Wil- as
son ; company officers. Capt. W. J. ..nailer w
Herman. (.pr. F. T. eioelair, Capt. cheit_t;vera
Maul, Lieut. 1. Hetherington, Lout.
D. W. Collies. lieut. H. 1. Hodgine.1 rein is ell sat i, s young ekpta•wt
Lieut. Harold Campbell, Lieut. A. G. rope ; the Mee t entirely on word nt
Shie11, Prow -tient- P. C. Town. Prow.- lard moves al 7
of
Lieut. Macpherson, Lieut. K. W. Pur- commend, 1 rein not being used
ter. Prov.-Lieut. H. C. McLean. Prov.- vett' enacts. y are hauling in their
Lieut. Herbert Cawpbet' Prov. -Lieut. potetoee now trod this is a common
C. 0. Vanstone, Lieut. W. E. O'Neil, amine. Sometimes obese will he two
Pruv.•Lieut. D. R. Holmes, Lie..'. C. borer but that does not mean test
F. !t.11. Prov -Lieut. K. C. Hays, there will be • pole on the wagon.
Lieut. Edgar Torrance, Prue. -Lieut. Not even on the four -wheeled wagues,
W. D. Wilson, Prov. -Lieut. Charles great clumsy -looking affairs, have 1
!Stewart• Prov. -Lieut. J. W. Tre- seen a pule. ?Lm. is not money in
this country, slid they take Iota of
JUST SUPPED IN.
PTE. THOMAS PRITCHARD COMES
HOME UNANNOUNCED.
A Member of the Famous "Princes*
Pros," He Sens Some Hard Fight-
ing and Is Now Suffering from the
Effects of Berman Gas -Speaks
Plights of the Kind Treatment He
Received in the Otd Country.
All of thew officers •re members of 1
the hied Huron Regiment.
- Recruiting for the ltilst is now in
full swings in various parte of the
county. The reel uitiog r Mos for (lode-
rieh and district is at the town hall.
with Capt. A. F. Swirly and Capt. T.
R. Rundle in charge. Capt. Sturdy is
looking particularly after the recruit-
ing in town and Capt. Rundle has the
neighboring townships in his care.
Other recruiting centres in the county
are at Wingham, with Capt. Sinclair
in charge ; Brussels. under Lieut.
Ernest W. Porter : Se•fortt, Lieut.
H J. Hodgins : Exeter. Major Hes-
man ; Henrll Lieut. Hall.
See, Ca Wallace Allen. late of the ord-
The 44 Y. P. C. bell ire (wmi-annual nanc"talent at London, baa
eleetionof offleen OnVonTAy'Premising.DODD appulnte(F quarterwa•te?iter Lhi[
L=hoiL -lh�e� 1t�e�non in& weir elected bat shoo,
7� Dom' R 4 11p1t?err Mord-'"
_jANTED AT d1CK.-WOMAN
•. ssds~lime :*setLIT&thsMews
•_ _._4. 1101 1r.1 .J.1tm
eget. Dore Ywpti poem trust the town bell up
nr ; Thr esliatments at
accrete& y, Fred to Oros low wave
of
or. l e .gy seed-lskb.
:Wow prs7er mrtleRe refry are ads
that week . Veil particulars will he
gime• later.
MiesFanny Gray. who ben heels els-
WA`TFU.-ILZPIZRULNICED OW ivied in ri•■ine wwk at Port Sime
TON .art�soss. waver . gime las .van. B.l'-. adv wwwid tae Wrnsgi'e
tae wonder•..msest- •iskt'es tadw'M • 1a rel o!
Smyth etyma
1 Mtg.sosar y 7
YP TMAI.T As
JP= Methodist chores. nn w•tsdry after`
.,net- Termite. Oat noes aad the M u•u.es dad .w TIM
FOX BALI OK TO MINT
UUPF. TO RINT.-MODERN
con se nisei e.,kde
ene,. P.•w�a
(.ober 1.1. Agglr w. At•e tt1U' k mt,r
FOR BAIT o1 taasaa of tamer SIP ted. Torr tw.. ant .oldies to rrturR
_ ___ -.. Pads Gomdo* Jr Ne"."wi acs. to Gedfrom eri.-b fm the front -Pte..
C'v
�OA >IALR-A ernawrrP . k d'erwiw h tse1111•11111111111 11.11011111.110111.110111,con a d Tbmr•on -al.o were
t teasally Tia ale" t• ter wiembens of the "Red Regiment hated
day afternoon
Kiev James INsm.lton. rift of the
Preehytory .d Nunn bee we ..ed se -
part. .d Hoe este ow rbeeh wake
from all the rbarw.s s the /eewAyI p
with CM* ex-etwee. The est/ se tar
✓ received show" a ma).ewy se tamer
time going atoned -the caro*rs.
"Tbe crops around byre are mostly
roots, though I have seen several
small gelds of Does (got rather con-
fused over that word in England) and
have heard ftamfellows who got • few
ears of corn for a teed how the. farm-
ers laughed N the idea of eating it.
They grow tits turnips over hero and
I have enjoyed many a little feed
while walking along the road. The
natives can't quite understand that we
should eat ao much cattle feed, but
that doesn't worry us.
"Am on telephone work practically
all the (line now and haven't bad a
ride on my horse ince we toot up . ur
gist poeiti00 just five weeks ego to-
night. We moved over to this
plaits a=aeiijjls of eredElf utile;
my.f orsrdid not turn up for me Mit
igh11.•ea; Dad •W -shim al _ tap -of a
highly -packed transport wagon. Sight
miles over • rstegb c,.bhleetooe road in
the dark ■' was plenty for me and
l wits % • to get to welt
• 7, 7 - . "log some
bratty • , went over net e ; very
�tle to so far. It As getting quite
cool at nights and • week's stay up at
this station ie going to be a treat, as
!here is poor acv. mmotation for a fire
at the guns and in the trenches fires
are 'taboo' at night.
"I have had three little sessions in
the trenches w far. A hunch of us
have to tak! our turn in ependiog a
day or two there, tett we are always
glad when the trip is over It is more
exciting going in and coming out than
it is while in the trenches them -
wives. 1 think. Lest sect when
1 wa. going in we went the wrong
way and bad an awful trip through
mud and water that wan half -way to
our knees in place'. Needless to ..y,
we found • better way beck, even if it
was stout • toile farther.
-Me best thing about being •way
by yuiur.elf with lust too or three to-
gether ie tieing able to cook the grub
to suit ourself. This life teaches you
bow • c..k merit and make lea, also
to ke stew cut of bullybeef
jib • .mal tion cif potato added.
t limes are rd when we have to
back on hull
r supplies
bacon, so fare
respect. Bot 1
leading u e to t
T=A I>tSXAL PR1Jfl1 tJ CO.. USt1TAD. Pt mmeurr
covwry court' JuDGMEJ Ts I. -
Pass Dori Gives Moe" i. Moo 1j+ Christmas News 'ti
Pte. Thomas Pritchard. of the Prin-
cess Patricia's Canadian Light In -
!awry, seve" tied to °ode'ich by the
7.tt6 p. w. train on Moodily evening.
These was no civic welcome for bin,
ma nobody knew just when he war
coming This was just as the return-
ing a klier planned it should i.e, as be
directed aoytbiog in the oatwe of a
relelratioo. He has received one
we.k's .ick furlough, at ler expira-
tion ..1 which he will return to Lon-
don. when be expects to be went to a
senslarsuw for treatment. as he is
Buffeting irons the effects of poisonous
11140- Pte. Piitebard was working in the
Casted Ftatee when be belied his
country's call. He left lioderieb on
the 36th of Autos!, 14111. sed eohsted
in the "Pi ince.* Pat.." After ttein-
i0g at Levis. Quebec, fcr • month the
regiment went to Sishsbury Plaine and
from three to Winchester. On De-
cember "11th they left for La Havre.
France, end alter a short •t.y at
Blarcingbem they went into the
trer.cbesat St. Elul on January 3rd.
Tbe regiment was attached to the 27th
army division, which consisted of
maty of the most famous Sottish
and Engli.b regiments, most of which
had sten service to India
It was in the neighborhood of St.
El•.i and at the lemmas Hill Hr that
the "Princess Pati' lost so want' oh,
their bitters and earn At that time.
no communication trenches had been
built (Poore. jog the first and -second
Zine trenches and the men were ex-
posed to 'bell and rifle flee as they
entered or returned from the trencher.
In Febrtwry, from atandiog for
sec eniy two hours set water. Pte.
,ri.,rMr3sm td octt+L>PJ h Ari. fkate
mil wee comprise 3_e:q•s et ante in 'tirer„dtwrt'ct.r(+an ret the
at the Bela hospital. Admit in pr1 land
be wjll aro doubt and to the
now was . i h effects
which
heal enmity.
Loge ctlen'2te of' the
Pr i-
tt-ei.t•1ate, the r arts of which •re still J loot Sm.telt in his left foot. He returned to
the trenches on the 3rd of May and on
Cans.
Judgment has been given by Hie
Hoorn. Judge Doyle in the foltowi0g
2 Stores for Christmas
County Cour t .etlond : 1
Murray v.. Village of Henrall --An Our present stand, also the store
scum taken by Peter Murray, wI lately otr0pied by 1r. J.
farmer of the towarhip of Hay. tot Pndham, nest door
prevent the corporation of the villege,- to Union Bank
of Heparin froom using fend adlu R
his farm as • municipal dump -ground.(
His Honor directs that )udgment be Goods and j gtohattvlfl
,inti!'' hest ter
defendant for damageand ale
that judgment be eat erad foe a pet- you with par
s H. filoderich.
R. Gem len,
It. C. Math. Dsagawnon.
J. A Fleher. Benmiller.
Chem H. Reece. (1Ater ich.
!several of these have been connected
with the old 3rd R.g10>e01. Geo.James hes been with the Canadian
militia tee twenty year• aad baa the
reek d sergeant -major Before com-
tag 10 (7staada b• wad fur tone yeses
meta the 3rd Warwicks. S, H Moore
has hew waves years with t be 'it d
.rd J. A- Fisher one year. \\'at•
1trsi5ow bee been ;in the 'Siad .ig-
baleg corps. Coos. Kann 4. a 'Med
t hs„d.gsae Jeutre and
lilhoslese Meso are members of the
k'. -.r eft ell• • D.C. Ilse T• eta
P. U. K tiswoe t -1!, t Masa m•! Peyhrb K r V r•ewielli "rue.. M.' as that doe origami aura r . n boast of
- -w eery wietreetive Jeremiah tilt Sail K least ava mem bare who have dna.
LOST OR POUND ettsigd west tsas.d.y M.emd meet._ ie see prepared to do attire service.
is tae eoreek s. A hwurty wblemli• to
FOUND-PC/WE WITH bMALL •fellows(T m fellows( prlev baa been issued
.uu. 01 gooey. Owner .4/1".1.16:1":140,14r
a 85,5 ea0 tq ' Is th. rw9ert of a.• Clue r- toss the G. Jwk'b rear u• ting office :
pe.vtna Drep•rty •rl tterrae iia the .4.m ew'e odorous w wttmiesa elfso pwhdsehed
tya0nt. T.5 mW YAL• Canada het War
FOUND.- -ON NOVEMBKR fns►.UN �fe��ntrme moidiesmti. bmsn no voce sin
r ins ne..tt. to w. s1wM 11wa. k...
tba bmiaaary Ms• oe.• miM .."."".1-6 pmmewd of Wee • w*sre.r.
berme toes P � ehei.6d
to tVURRN MsILwAlli. \•s and �Itltm �tm'tlwm h
RECRUITS WANTED
wagl�1y r tram.% esu W alma Pot 161.4 Battalion C. E. l . to he
f i)„ and paling exposes 5.* babe read • Prut*s.ot entre raised in Huron county. In reepones .
l neemte.ee-' CwWs , to Ihr esti for erose teen to fight the• in t . he other day we had
AUCTION SALL1 Ills.. W. R 1Bmwev s•Bt p.eseh mei re • kwttl5 t(rr Freedom •old Jus laid in a few luxuries in view of a
sot► ssm.rees .4 `torah 1111eem !gallas tile. the eovety of Huron has under• little spread for tonight, sed with the
AUCTION 8A LE OR TH IR rT. i dost ehw env gswrsy. The wr0rwiwg, rak►a •to funi•b • e oweplete b•italion additive of the remains of a parcel
SEVEN tlRi�as ur Heir anti fati.A .d.j.et win b. "1-<h.r.ah's ..eoaadd Id 1J00 goers as • eontiinutlon towards from Scotland we had *come spread.
1•p etK.ttr sCOTt'tl suoRr•utlN C• f- ta.laaedtan lorcee. We bad some potatoes for the first
bates (Iree►g the ..„14. tr... -the { poMri b and toe dbtnct err okra time In three y
-Slsmswtr n( Trwm Boil
ley -Penitence. Penance and Worst -
ter lel +� go a long way F
rotund, iojunrtioa restraining the de-
feodent Prow using or maintaining in
any way the dumping -ground or the
so-called gat base heap ou the land
owned by the defendant and mew
tloned in the pleadings, w ith full costs
on the County Court scale
Vivi' vs. Townships of Ualwrne and
Hay. -An action by Rebecca Davis. •
widow residing at Seatorth. agaiaat
the corporation. mentioned. for dam-
ages f..r is jui ies received while drivm f
on the Loudon road, the boundary
the two towobbip•, uu the 10th day ot
May last. Action dismissed with
cost...
Soul bgate v... Premier Pante Mfg.
Co. -Action by W. I3. Southgate, of
Meafortb. against the defendant conk-
pany, of Montreal, for commissions on of Oz. ibc.
Tales nude by the plaintiff Our the Vulland'sBird Children. Flower
defendant. The defendant counter.Children, Let's lYcteetc,
daiturd oar a( -count of vert+►i0 guar an• h
tees made by the plaintiff end also
asked for the return of certain samples
furnished to the plaintiff. His Houur
directs that judgment he entered for
the defendant for $5.23 end for a
return by the plsiutiK to the defen-
dant of the samples mentioned, with
costs to 1.e paid by the plaintiff.
Plaintiff .action dismissed withpi titin with French." by Her-
bert conte. ` Strang, 111.0 0: "Complete
Scoot." We, etc., etc.
defend for
Christatas Baying
Don't let the War Lords interfere
with the usual Christmas Sprit.
The children at least must base
their Santa Claus and we are dr.
ing our part by showing as usual
the veru best of everything for
the very least money.
Children's Books
Blackie'+ Christmas Annual for
1916, *L00 ; \'olland's Mother
advertised so extensively,
Canadian price $_.:y•, special
f2.2i : Tik- ark of Or, Scarecrow
of Oz, 11 23 earb ; Vilearel of
17z, Ultc : Little Wizard Stones
Pec•
Itul i x enc
ovs Own, girl's Own. Chums,
Chatterbox, Prise. Child's (awn,
at special elate prices -
Linen Toy Books from ,1c to I11.00
each.
Boas' Books
Mr. H J.D. Cooke Joins God.rich Firm.
Mr. W. Peoudfoot. j•., having en•
listed tor ut(litary service. the Pt mid-
foot 14w firm has taken another mem-
.bee in the person of Mr. H. J. D.
Cooke. late of Toronto, and the ttrw
will now he known ea Proudfoot, Kil-
loran & Cooke. Mr. (looks is • native
of (3oderich and ti tidied law with the
arm of Gerrow A Proudfoot. Atter
practising successfully at Hensel! for
fourteen years he went to Toronto,
where be was live years in practice.
'tSeln*t well h st sl.•st L-at'a ie: tiodesa(te
beef. We get quite
of fresh beef and
t so badly in that
ave been gradually
feed we had tonight.
77Ji c days and we were green
dlehpewing of the satsew4 ' T1s res- le p>twide their fair share of this num-1 at the game of cookiog them. Po there
The .ndenla.e seesaws,' boys mewed w srhj .im her, shout r.50 men was an argutrten pr' 't be-
tsrtime ter• from d h •
tween r0e•t • par w
ML JO• I SAAR
y
Lgni oat of wisesWash. Hs
wen alto "lightly wounded in the thigh
with a piece of shrapnel shell. Fa ow
then on until August 21st be was in
bwpitwl in France. He was tics, how- Vuceml. r: V.-S'aaley lovers est,
ever, confined to his bed all the time
David McUainuid 4U, tllwdcs givers
and served ea cycle orderly and din- {2;, \lassie Sproul{. I\ -Howard
ppaeU b rider rt the I. ae. Fre.
Fcance swill, Edna Rivers. 111 - Andrew'
he returned Englend And was in "Sproul, Oral Finnigan, K•.b Stotheis-
Sr. 11. -Myrtle Spiess', hennassinns-
gen. Jr. I1.-Cliffuld Sproul, Fred
Sproul. Pt. I1. -Margaret Riven,
Elwin Young. sr. Pt. 1. -Mary Sproul,
Meredith Young. Jr. Pt. 1. -Clara
Evans. Maud Evans. Greatest num-
ber of perfects in spelling -Andrew
Sproul, Myrtle Sproul. Greatest num-
ber of p.rifecte in arithmrtic-Fed
Sproul. MABEL A. B.IIL1K. Teacher.
(70fT,
WEST WAWANOSH.
The following is the standing of 1 he
pupils cid Orchard Row school for
t re to tat y
• good number already have goneand potatoes. 1 was split-
ting word with a villainous Belgian
Me at the time and did not come ie
tlil the matter had been settled Then
1 sat down to the 'phone and let the
other two do the cooking. They filed
the potatrire first : nee did nest tike
ten at all burnt or appearing
t sellkby psW�e toss. •s ts8
eslopThus �. tDsssaea�m*essINI 11111•1. Meth.
an ISM ter Ae ewe
dggt (bat i• NI eV :
Cllr sous, seeeewal lobo to .af.
1s1.vewres wtlislsaMlw ter.
V rembisrg Wawa MI hie ... rameoei r mitt.
(tUi�fweseebtib
roue sasssbeM-
T•wo pin ussfe.ser 4 Roe 1.4.4. sett.
�s.. ov 114 e m este.
{OU,twew rmds'r knee.1 rests •M. _
mbearydrasillb balm 1 yeses
ItWNW
eYlegIs seal bessillag 'baps.
teeWe
MOW gm irk. wee ii n lei-
s and MM•P.
Ma WNW Ilgvsteal" 54 tact the ban te. Oka. .. embers were portent at each service
*nab ere • R St a had strlY• y1.4
same from this district and the officers of
Bu dew fhotal n, scrim r7 errmiees the Battalion have every confidence
were Veld wt Youth street the
room- that their farther call upon the loyal
ta.reh w Sunday Tvic At ter ewers- I ty and spirt" of self-sacrifice of the
As and emessotrg ervior` Rev' James team of this dietrict will not be in
Meth Methodist
of TtWeeni secretary or rale. Will yo.t come with us''
sod lotet stingborne ddr else, gave able !MUST NOW
tend intewuag Addressee. At the 00D PAVE THE Elan
morning service the music was cup
plied by the scholars of the Sabbath A. F. drowns, Captain (Recruiting
"Own!. In the envenom Miss Fanny T. K. RvrnE'. Captain Officers)
(tray, who has spent fi.a year. in mi.- Recruiting office at Town Hall,
.ion work at Port Simpson, B,C., ad -
Godes icbdremed the Sunday school and was
.
listened to with greet •tteotioe. Large trending Christmas Gifts.
7'km ssl. ore wrest wgw .. w pre
gryia . tr. farm .ei vtril+esl+
llratr cess • rs blas• wean at s per
.wL m apposes. area
�T.
JIl• lAttlr. Aeetleew•
/IIiARiNO At/ ION SALK OF
v •IRJs! MA rrvVSEfilwil(VIA ItTnetnil
Mt A. M. POI.. Wr
will rel M Leve -W
t4eawaw er.ay
Meq • met. �a•
alaurae pleas. stiN veto* sow
and a eueceseful and proAfal.le day
When shipping Ottristinas Ritts call
old _enable F. F Inwt•ence &
bospi•al at Shotnriiffe until Novem-
ber 1stb, when the medical hoard
decided to send bin, back to Canada.
While at Shorncliffe be ley wlong-
side of Pte. Felstead, also of Goderieh,
who bad been shot through the groin.
He is of the opinion that Pte. Felstead
is now engaged at light duties in Eng-
land.
Pte. Pritchard it enthusiastic in his
praise of the o treEngt�dthe received on
both (tow the
his retool to Eng
doctors and nurses end from the pri•
vale citizens. He describes it as befog
like one long picnic. The well-to-do
people 'seem to vie with one another
to trying to make life pleasant for the
returned soldiers. Autos, billiard -
rooms, clues and laws.s are put entire-
ly at the di.poeal of the invalids and
nothing is cunaideted to., good for the
man who has been at the front. In
drawing the mind from the scenes of
Christmas and New Year's Excursions.
The 0. T. R. offers the following
special rtes: •
Fon (!intern.te.
Single fare going December 'Sl and
returning up to December .
Fare and one-third going December
Zt. 24 and 23; returning up to De-
cember d1.
FON NEW PEAKS.
battle these British gentry are doing I Weigle fare going December 31 and
........t deal to assist the doctors in ,lanugo,. 1:tetairutnguptoJanos, v:i
11111/.
Fare and one-third g..ng Ile -ember
:rl 31 mid January 1 : returning up
to .Iawsery 4, 11i16,
tint your tickers from F. F. Law-
rence `Sons et the down -to ticket
office and rave delay at the station.
their work of beetling the injured
bodies.
The only person Pte. Pritchard met
in Fiance who came from Guderich
was Cyril Carrie. who was work-
ing in one .t the hospitals,
The party that came over with Pte.
Pritchard un hie return to Canada I
were given a great ovation on aerie-' 1)0 you mean it
ing at Si, John and the citizens made \Chat
many presentations of 'tweets and What yen say on the bill. Do you
frit and et several pieces on the way really intend to well out
up by train great kindness and atten• Yes, we really do, and the faster you
tion to the invalid eoldieti comfort scot the sooner we w.I1 have aen IIIp-
were shown by the inhabitant.. lisped the some. We certainly want
1f atter a period 10 sanitarium Pt., to have the stock cleared out by tl e
Pritchard to found to be lit for active soda shy moot h.
anything service be will again rejoin his regi -
that way, an hie potatoes were takeo mens He says he is not ke.. to go
out and the rest browned up good. hack to the trencher, but be is albi-
nism
lts-
to
self et
cf
1 oeking but scame utelt betters steak : s was even good-
heen the miliittatryi su boa tier! He speaks
on the Onions folloand then we put the *sthe steak ent in the way thely of the an meo •
rmmdooked
ots the frying -pan
water no the Mrs to Anil for tea. We atter and the pay awigned. He nae
bad •loaf of •Bmlgee' bread just for • no regrets for the sufferings of teat
chvnge and some rah butter on it. winter, as he thinks the kindness of
(be British and Canadian people fully
for his ins.
speaking. evidences
gas ars quite apparent
in Pte. Pritchard a it a to endeavor
to couotesact thew effa-ttm that be will
Re to a esaltarium.
\\'r are supplied putter, hat it co na
d t odes more i e
whkh cow rear • oto in - eine goner
'The above is a sampie of the 're-
mark• frequently put up to us the
past week.)
Hunch H.Ouoty %Re Co„ LINIT•.It.
Fresh oyster.. Blackstone"s, phone
240. Orden d.liveied,
Hen are • few suggestions as to
suitable gilts for men to he found in
on ane I t 'red meds repay hiss u pa the stock of E. It W 1141.0, druggist,
was Pinot Sons .Scots ret tb. (laor•dian Express, in tins an of the eRect (h,de b : Fountain teens, cigars,
pfd following is a report of the la.s 11 pni t Mani ally The was come from In peak R rexws, resot•strope, pocketbooks, list
pupier of St. s primary etemol ' LDAs, Ssskatcbew 1 $eotland div of the Oerm.tt a d and cloth brushes, playing c•rdr.
Advent, 191 two Advent, 1916: Mb polembla 11 the other own II test they
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Hisheet standing In whole school aids t steal t Some day someone U going to tell
-Alfred Sturdy, Highest standing in poi 1 f tl out txad. ed i t bee you how good Edward. home-made
Dais claw --(11 Roth Senders. ( Li1- tbe7 ■rr d forty candies are Why wait ? Call •nd
Mea Garrick and Rowena Jaw ( 11(•1). .. plum of get a mmpie_
•ats A Herta and Brit-
e we as in East-
ers Provisoes. with connect hove elan
for United stew nM. Information
eheerf•lly given.
e. t and 1 bad to watch the
fellows to fess
M butter and at it with-
Ws D a tin o pert ;
ear two franca or
cents • ran, hut the were delicious,
picklesthat we bad forgotten
.h wt. It was too late for pickles
ink we were • esti
what we bad •
you wondering wby the war •
night r Pretty ,rood re why
t show wit tete Da -
an Leuschen •flare or 7
away, don't you think r
ins Ross clesF-Ill Lure !Sturdy, (Y) Christmas Greeting Oerrls 1 esu assure you. a� (•f • The I'k..05 as store is the Retell
MsIP'1
Omelet and limbless Lynch The Rigaal by a hematite! line of take, also from orotlasd, part I then. but 1 think 11 rfl.d dei the and
Is Glasgow fat ore The many R
lequall• In Forget -not elaso--U) mato (Aria." /remisscacao le kind hearted covin f ,tom of Are
Parapets, (Al Alice Orem ad cards. with tie, mnaar'e own vera out to me, •Seat that tame
you
pa teasonahly low-priced gifts we are
Mary sal), I$) WlnaVrd I the le• wts road. The kwtttory cook h f t now 'bowing make it ouch.
!s'(Ssees Aad ( !soma prima w tJlw, mai(' •n ele-
php sea Iii Shepbera (Mel t t holiday rememb riums. Call trod cambia t spore us milk, as ba may gets
eh. rd 1 L 'm,•ke'hoald on ice (-team brick' toe parties Just
is glass -(1 gar smeshsw, m these- m euro a day for the tune►, r cos its app .U(1 cede *bet you like. Or have it in hulk.
use of our nes. Trp cued 1 weed sin m Orders delivered. Blackstone'', phone
ars ersat nee time, bet does 0010-' but
the b• mm l
sires All nate deisrieg Mbar id
Girls' 'Books
Mrs. Meade's, special 3�:e. Louisa
31. -throe, special ;hoc and 3t e,
etc , etc.
Copyright Books
Three good )hooks by Canadian
authors: "The Commonwealth.'"
t.v Agnes taut. sl ill; "The
)toner Master,'' by Gilbert
Parker. 31.iu; "la Pastures
t;vets." Nees -:tkt,r Mc-Artbur,
51.30.and all the other new &tots
aarib rn, hn.
' Bir iFi: Prete er Toot. fiyiirieliaslt5►-
for all churches, special close
prices.
Ckrimtmes'elects ' -�
and Calendars
-\n im flee range. „Christmas
Carets lc each to LOt. Cal-
enders atom 15c each to F1.�.
Dennison's Christmas Tags, Sear.
Gummed Holly Ribbon, 11011)
}rose.. etc.
Boxed Stationery ,
Crane's Linen Lawn. Crane's High-
land Linen, daintily boxed es-
pecially for Christmas. plain
white. and all the new tints„
pink. blue, khaki and mauve.
ranging in price from 5tk. per
box to }1:.:1.
Regular Canadian Paper. prettily
'wive.!. from 15c to 75c
Silt'eru'are
An immense range of sterling Sil- i I
ver and Silver Plate.- entirely
new lines. and specially privet
for Christmas.
Cut Glass and
`Rock Crystal
Roth the new Strawberry and Lily
Cut.. absolutely the only 'tote
in (;r•lench where this Cut (.lass
can ),e• had. Must he seen to be
appre. iatrd. Pries within the
reach of almost everyone.
Vou are specially intim! to step in
and see our goods.
The Colonial Book Store
I'OKTEtt.
m sa4SIaOt weir aims sodP'oea firrerrai Maple )
trfrl.ek 3.1a Alfred _) Jo Lyweb, (4 Hardware a all kLaM 1. rapidly ad-
tl_ahaee � -..O
1w
• Bldwsrd gala -
W. Illmmetmia-
plANO TUgD.e.
s5tta streak eed_eW F. t) Min
•Must s Mlwnt l• M len.
T,mISE lus warns. ILO; WON writ
Raffles• easetag- we have W tee notices,
within bight days, of marked .dv....s
,•�••+ Is imedww, and the mmrtest thawI times pellet to eo d .md edvwaees. it
wIlll payyew to lay Is estrus tstatehs.
,m I whew yon flan KIK male at big est
prime, as gimes by the HowellHard-
s,er,d. wen ()o., jlmft.d, at Near •wlrag
out" maes.
rs
Ing army we ve nose
oblovlsabed over here. so taw to / r-
la shtbt We
memobody thralls there
woo sestsst►'0R tltllmiog..id this we
thought of cpm.qea .thel�t might of a hotter s .k-' «
Sas Idlack.tose's display of be and
Ino Christmas sour hiss.
ot
We have • hot orator btle that i4
goarart5ed fele two Sears that would m
maks • suitable gift for other. Oom.
mi
- d lot --chow it to yew.
Our hone mode oardlee contain thchi/keelcheel nuts, „50.1 end hotter we
sae procure. Try am of onr severed
varlet les and tr 0011•1111111011.Bn
. w*.ine
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•
GUNORY'S AUCTION SALE LIST.
Tri:assn iv. Dm. er 1s 1'Marine an. teIr of
3: mad of purebred d..al nsren-e ISherthorn
r•
rattle. Pr • •r -y of .firm N.rnk, t.. lie opal M tee
I Or«.
n•, h.erl. girth. .aoase0ctma at 1
nnyeorlofMt tn.-lock . Montt 'Wer rearm
bull.. over ought mouth. old.
71 Ken 41 . 11r, L1. tnruoa emir of 1,,o,011,,o,01,61.1n-oel•1
furmn ore ••.d (urol.btr4'. Peer r'r of Ma.
.4 )y. Yo. Lat.
/�y --W-Deering elms Tuesday evening at
frf
hod saved for te Jule thin • pair 'Fuses. drwg*�
is1, dkb. Blreketonetb.
{ob'eg
MARRIED.
v to AN FH.AP Fitt At Stratford. nn
Monday. m
lkarrber eta• by bev. Dv Nan -
nn•. 1.. Lily May nem,. daughter of
Mr- ferbam Framer, of Ssstsfl8. i, John
114 V r.,0.an. of (:eseriak
0110.
t'(1wbfit - Akron. •hie. m. rugal.,. v,..
rename h. Jaws ►•wk•r
NIVINA. At Ue.lakMgt..we friday IMs.en.
ton Ad. Janne !flyless in &P.M& sear,
18O91r1N, Al Knower. Alberta, a• •id's.
November .5a. lhr:rnda (fllpla. belo.54
wee al movies A. Nen.., wet 11 rears
BEAUMONT. As 054.44.8. .. tyrdas.d•y,
~Inbar Stes.*04 aHews.rte Ina remota inn take Perm.
Oen,* Or XI JM Ie otaiis. New. to W st,
non Fri45r. loth lard.. 3 R la . to Nobbled
Cemetery
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - Dec. 9th.
Pas(.
1 set I+w 16 le Jahn Mass .. . ..
beautiful Male i*-ilawsielf.
=NFmiae S*s « iwde, N7M«
Wasted- Dos tiG. eeeltiM
Pts.dw fiMwvt •-.
.etlen Sole- A.
w
1.`5Mr tow
le Welter
1'. Kmeheee
pe. ere a4 -
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