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THURSDAY, J,e1N. 2, 1908.
Oxvm eleetione it' Toronto are not of
the namby pamby style but reel red bot
activities whwn almost everything is
done, good bad or indifferent to win,
The entering of Dr. Beattie'Neebitt into
tie Mayoralty oonbest lent a new feature,
one reason being that lee gave up a 97,000
job as Registrar to "get back with the
boys." The position of Meyer in Toros:
to (merits' with it many reepoosibilitiee
and opportunitiee and consequently the
oboioe of a chief officer is no little task
but one fraught with much serioaeoeee,,
Ian10 Tions polio to the election of M.
Y. McLean, ,of Sealorib, the Liberal
osudidate for the doming bye election to
the Commons in South Huron, rendered
neoeseeary owing to the much regretted
demise of B. B.'Galin, 'who died recently
at Ottawa, Mr. McLean is an old and
well known resident of the riding who
sat for several years in the Proviuoisl
Legislature and bas long championed the
interests of the farmers and the people in
general through the columns of bis
newspaper, the Huron Expositor. He
would make a most ezoe:leut represents.
five and we hope to see him returned by
belarge majority.• The contest will be
abort and sharp so as to leave the seat
vacant ae short a time as possible.
Eleotion will be held the latter part of
this month.
WE'as started off on be new year. 1908
with all its possibilities and opportaui
ties, its hopes and tears, its oonfliots and
ooagneets is here. Let us make it -the
beet 12 months in one life and plan eo
that high ideals, lofty eentimeute and
right principles may occupy first plaoe in
all we undertake. This is a busy life to
most people, speeding along with a
vzloaity often surprising andifgood nee
f5 to be made of the flying years the
hours and days will require to be wall
000upisd. Push every legitimate enter..
prise that has for its object the barbering
of the people, lend a willing hand and a
warm heart to the uplifting of our fellow.
men and the advancement of any and.
every good aanee. Interest yourself in
the ohuroh, publio school, young people's
eoolaise and eat an example worthy of
emulation in your community, The
peoplo eaoald acquire the habit of
stare, They should
poen • e he past and current
especially
bietor of the d lu andof
y
thole parte allied with the British
Empire. Boys and young men ought to
early take part'in public debate and
musical and literary programa eo that
the foundations essential to the life of
the doming years may be well and truly
laid. It is not enfAaient that we ebould
do just as our parents have done, gond
and worthyas it may be, for it' the rapid
changes of the 20th cautery we will be
called upon to shoulder responsibilities of
a different ohmmeter to what they met
end will need to acquire essentials they
did not require. Let Oe grow big, broad
and benefiaient and at the same time bold
brae bo the principles euanoiated in the
Great Gaide Book, then will 1908 carry
for us and those we meet with a doh
fruitage that will make the world bright•
er and better.
HURON COUNTY
MODEL SCHOOLS.
The Board of examiners for the county
of Huron met in the publio eobool, Sea
forth, Deoember 24th, to finish the work
of the Model School examination. Tee
seeeiou teat ahead is expeoted to be the
hat, therefore there was a large attend
aooe at both Model Shoots. At Goce•
rich there were bbirt -seaea attended the
session and one wrote on the final. At
Clinton theta were forty tour in attend.
anus. The papere were considered fair.
To pass candidates bad to matte 60% of
the total and 75% for b000re. The pops
mark was 700 mid •the honor mark 937.
The model cheeses this year have main
rained the reputation of the county
Model schools, for good work, a large
number readying honors.
HONORS
Gerling, Winnifred
Carrie, Lima G
Elliott, Jessie Boort
Idebdeceon, P E
Kellerman, 17 M
man, Olive L
Nettie el
L
Oarling, Marlba V
Clark,Lillieu J )
Faux, Mary E.
Jamieson, Eatber
Kaye, Rata
Maheffy, Ella M
MSQn/trete, Stella
Nebuery, Stella J
Shaw, Ruth
Tiplady, Evelyn 0
'om, Jean
Samuel
Geo'H
m
MnIiau ie, Wm R Marrow, Wm 0
O.ivet, Wm Todd, Alfred L
Stothers, Baillie W Smyth, Wm J'.
'retainer, Wm L Weir, Wm Wilfred
Yonne, Hervey
The following are under ase and will
sot rsoeive their oertitioateetill they ere
eighteen,
Doyen, Lillian M
Fear; Mary E
Phtllipe, Emma M
}Lettermen, E M
MoPhereon, Ens
Pautland, Edna L
MoKay, Roes R
Sweep, Harold
Dalton, Alias A
I ,seders" i Pearl E
:Merritt, Lydia B
Smith, Negate..
riplady, Evelyn 0
Tum, Jean
Bartter, Cheater
The following have non.profeesionai
standing.
Curran, Viotor Olaf, Olive E
Hetherington, L A Keys, elaynee J
Fraser, Marion Lyon, Emmanuel
Gran, Laura MoMayue, J E
Johneton, Jean Sherribt, Minute E
Polly, Eery Weir, Wm W
The following wrote on the final for
renewals and will obtatu one year and a
half.
Hartleib, L Milligan, Carrie
Howard, Winona Martin, Mildred
Clark, Elsie 11 White, Qom
Perilous, Merle
GEo. BAIaD, Seorstary.
Morris Council Meeting.
The Oounoii met as per statute, au
Deo 10th.
Thos. Bernardappeared requeetiog
that a dram be made on roadway op
po iia lot 19, 6t11 line, to be 20 rode
Mug On minion of MuOutubeou and
Shaw, it was left over, to be dealt with
by neat Coatail.
A. large uumber of Reactants were
passed, which appear in the Fsueuoas
stetemeue,
The following Deputy.Returning
offioars and poll Werke were appointed
to take the votes in ease a poll be re.
quired at the awning mautaips' oleo.
atone :-Div. No. 1 -Wm. 0. Laidlaw
atm D. Latdaw; Div. No. 2 -Geo. F.
McCall and Jae. Kerusgban ; Div. No.
8-13. Irvine and Rubt. MoOrae; Div.
No.4-i'ot'a. Miller and Wm. Tousle
Div. No. 5 -Rout. Gsruiss and Wm,
(iarnisay Div. No. 6 --Silas Johnston
and Jas. Peacook. Bylaws Nos. 11
end 12 were reed and passed.
W. Clark, Clerk.
Great Distress lit Her Threat
Not an uuoommuu experience was that
of etre. H. S. Wilmette, of Bba er. Nova
Scotia.. Dootors tatted ands gawk nitre
was found in °Catarrh...vb..' Nouse
this statement :-I . lave been a moat
dreadful sufferer from bronchia, trouble
and attsrrh, On. damp days I would
hawk sr,d suffer great distress iu my
/ throat. I used all kiude of medicines but
didn't get permanent relief till I used
(Jatarrhozous. It has strengthened my
throat, cured net), sough aid made me
entirely welt" Refuse enbethtnees for
the one reliable bremobial and throat
cure. All dealers sell (Jabarrhozone in
250 and $1.00 sizes.
Presbytery of Maitland.
The Presbytery of Maitland met in
Wingbam ou Tuesday, Deo 17th, with
the Moderator Rev.. D. B. McRae, it' the
abase. The attendauee of ;ministers was
almost oomplale and that of Eiders was
good. Mr. Miller reported on the settle.
meat of vacant charges. This matter
was disouesed at considerable lenth
K , and
the Presbytery's judgment is ae follows
That those to be reoogeized as available
for settlement in Vaoaut &tarsus be (1)
Men out of obarge, and wishing settle
meat, (2) Men in ()barge, willing to
supply 00 ineitatiou. (3) Men it: charge
who bave iutrmated their wi.lingeeee to
supply particular vaoa,t chargee which
they bave indicated. That a committee
shall be appointed by the Syuod to whish
Preebyterise shell report all vacancies ae
aeon ae they 00000 together with the
names end addressee of interim Moder
afore of erssicus. That the uamee
of all available, as above ehalt be sent
to this committee by the Presby
bery under whose oars they are.
That men in charge willing to supply un
invitation .stall forward their names
direct to this oommittee. That eaoh
Presbytery shall appoint anuually a
aommitbee of supply, which shall oo
operate with session of eaut of its vacant
co0gregat100s. Tbat bass oemmitbee of
Presbytery, in oanjuuotiou with the
seamen `ball melee up a list of men who
shall be invited to preao6 it' the veoeuoy.
That the Committee of Synod shall ou
a lioation of the Preen ter 'e Oom•
np y Y
mates of supply furnish it, through tee
secretary, with a het of name! of all men
on ibo list available for eetblement. Time
io the event of a permanent set lament
not pelting plane within fear months
from the declaration of the vsoauoy the
committee of the Piebbytery in coujuue-
tion with the eeeston rorty uominabe to
the Presbytery a man deemed suitable,
whom the Presbytery may appoint as
stated Rupp y for one year, or for a longer
term, The Treasurer tendered bis re
report whittle ehawed that all the sor-
gregutions within the bounds had paid
their aseesements for One ye •r, and that
there was a balance of $480 04 in the
Presbytery fund and a balance of $11.44
it' the Synod fund.. Mr. Wishart tuve
the Auditors' Report whiub stated that
they had examined bbe books in the
bands of the Treeeurer, and had ema-
nated the expeudituree with the voaobers
and aert,fied the uauoonte oa,efolly and
'correctly kept, and that the ba.anoee
were as jaw stated.; by the Treasurer.
The report was adapted. It was decided
in a000rdanoe with the report of the
Entwine Oommibtee that the assessment
for the Presbytery and travelling expelee
felnd for 1908 be posits per tummy, and
at for the Synod fund be ,a 'beet per
her, The following ere the minister.
missioners t" the. Gei•eral A...tem
cretin Winnipeg in 1908: Revs.
B. Moue, A. MacNab, and
b, and the eeeeio'as of the
rgee are entitled to nominate
ry before its next regular
ommiseionebsnamely
art Albert, Belgrtve
roxeter and Huron '
ler reported for
its. On his
pt the prin.
Aesembly
0 of all
bly,
the piecing of the natnee of aaeietaitb
peetore on the rolls of Preebyteriea, and
that the appointment of the Assembly's
standing oomtnitbses was lett in
the Mende of the Committee tar
Nether consideration and for report at
the neat regalar meeting, Church Union
was dealtiwhh latter in the day. Messrs.
Miller, Tait, Duncan, end Bremner intro
daoed for discussion the sobjsote of
Doctrine, Polity, Ministry sod adman
istration, for the proposed united Manch.
Disonamon followed in which Messrs
McLeod and Wishart took part but no
sation reunited. 051 eoueideration of the
Report of the Committee eppoiuted to
visit the North Kiolose charge it was
agreed to eek the Augmentation aon•
'ulnae for a grant of $150 00. It was
In, thee agreed that in the meantime
Euniekbllen wiltinpea pars of the united
()barge. Mr. Beetle made a statement ou
behalf of the Augmentation scheme and
euegesled that the Eiders of the Preshy.
tory form an organzetion with a view
to an effort being made to increase in
ferret among the oougregatione in tore
scheme, In a000rdanoe with a motion
nude by Messrs. Bremner and Burnett
the elders preaent retired, and later
brougbb in a report as follows : It'
a000rdanoe withpermissiongranted, the
repreeeutative Elders of Maitland Pres-
bytery retired to the veetry of St, An.
drew'- ohuroh W,ogbam, on the after,
noon of the 17th 01 Deoember 1907 to
consider the desirability of 'treatingan
oreauization of laymen within the bounds
with a view to etiering up lnterset in
Augmentation and other schemes of the
church. H. D. Hendereou was appoint
ed oliairman and D, G. MuKeezie, Seo.
of the meeting. The following are the
resolubione agreed upon without a dieeent•
ing voioe : That we ask leave of the
Presbytery that the Presbytery Elders be
permitted to brine the matter of organ.
ization with a view to stirring op interest
in the sobemee et the oborob before their
respeotive sessions. That we rroommend
that s Laymen's Association be vegan
ized in the Preebytery of Maitland D. G.
Mollenzie as President, and H. D.
Hsuderuon as SeoreteryTreasurer, and
thatal.Presbytery Eaters form the Ea
eoative. That the Presbytery Ehlers
hold a meeting on the day of the neat
regular meeting of Presbytery arid that a
xaport be rendered. That the minietere
of the Presbytery in the meaetime be
requested to brine the matter before their
semitone and oongregetione, On molten
of Mr. McLeod, Reminded by Mr. Mo-
Kerrull tbat tbs. report or the Eiders be
reoeivrd and tee recommendation be
adopted. Thio completed the bosioees
of a tong dee,. There is every reason to
hope that mach good will result to the
eheroh from the organization of the
Elders and that the growing,nsede of the
Missionaryscheme of the oburah may
be more sympatbetioeliy and generously
Met. ANDREW Nth NAB,
Nark of Presbytery.
Walton, Deo. 26th. 1907.
Trial Catarrh treatments are being
mailed out free, on request by Dr Shoop,
Racine, Wis. These teats are proving to
the people -without a penny's oost-the
great value 01 tbie soientiflo preeoription
known to druggists everywhere as Dr.
Stoop's Catarrh Remedy. Sold by all
dealers.
NO MONEY AND NO
FRIENDS
A Sad Story of Consumption in a
Canadian Town
The Local Hospital Unable to Care
for the Patient, and the query
is What to Do?
In a little booklet issued by the
National Sanitarium Association under
whose auspices has been established
the Muskoka Free Hospital for Con-
sumptives, we have the -story told of a
sad case of consumption.
A young woman, apparently friend-
less, came inon a train reaching Port
William, and immediately procured
work as a domestic. A doctor was
called in to examine her case, as she
appeared to be a
consumptive, and she
PP P r
was at once pronounced uncap a bad case of
f
tuberculosis.
She was placed in the small Local
hospital of the town, and everything
possible for the moment is being done
to help the patient.
But writing to the Secretary of the
'National Sanitarium Association, the
Secretary of the Board of Health asks:
"Is it possible to make room for this
patient in the Muskoka. Free Hospital
for Consumptives. The local hospital
is crowded for room, and there is really
no place for this poor girl."
Continuing, the Port William official
adds"I may say that as far as being
able to pay is concerned, she, as far as
we can learn, has no friends who can
afford to pay for her in an institution."
It is to meet just such cases ea these
that the Muskoka Free Hospital for
Consumptives has been opened.
The official reports of the past year
show that more than half the patients
who entered the institution were abso-
lutely free—theirr maintenance not
costing them n single farthing. The
others only paid a nominal sum rang.
ing from 91.50 to $6.00 a week, only a
fewin a the
P Y g huger er amount. Tho
average of each patient was lees than
60 cents a day. The actual cost of
maintenance to the institution is over
99.00 a week so that our readers can
readily see how strong a case is made
out, by the Trustees in their appeal to
make provision for just such a' patient
as that from Fort William -only one
of scores who are constantly seeking
admission,
Contributions on behalf of this work
may be sent to: Sir Wm. It,Meredith,
Vice•Presidont, Osgoode Hall;
W. 3' Gage, Esq„ $k Spadini Avenue;
3, S. Robertson, Se0retary.Trensurrr,
National Sanitarium Association, 847
Sling Street W., Toronto, Ont.
6c, 4
• WIiA01 I$• W1tON.0 `:'
11Iauy People fn, 1301180018 are
Asking that question or Late
- Within the lust few weeks, more people
than neuul have oomplained of frequent
atm ening Ate, tiokliog in the throat and
offensive breath, and have inked them.
saheb what ie the. matter.
Poe trouble to that they are effected
with catarrh and uuleeeimmediate- stupe
are taken to remedy their ocuditiot , the
disease will increaps, spread tbrongh the
deer:moo mdoous membrane that Hues the
air passages end a ohronie end towhee
stage of the dleeaes is the result.
At the Chet symptom. a catarrh,
Hyaena' should be need, There le no
other tresbluent like io or just as good ;
none that oat' take its plass and once so
sorely, so quickly and at so little out,
It se soientdlu medioated iter treatment
that does not drug and derange the
swmnoh, but is breathed it', direetiy
destroying ail dieease game that may
lark in the nose, throat and 'waling the
Ir hated m000a, membrane.
We positively guarantee Hymen!, for
should yea buy a complete outfit', pride
$1.00, and be dieeat,slied' with results
your mosey will be refunded. Hyomei
is mad by druggists everywhere Write
for literature. flootil'e Hyomei 00.,
Beale, N. Y.
l.i,rto W eel.
The 2lst anniversary of the Listowel
Church of the United Brethren in Ol,riet
wee oommemurased at the local ohuroh
ou Sunday.
Andy Yale had the misfortune to frac:-
tare two et his ribs by a tall while com-
ing out of hie house en Monday of last
Week and has been laid up since.
F. W. Bay returned home from Ot.
taws where heend Dr, Rennsn, of Stoat
or, went ae a deputation to interview the
Minister of Pub to Works about a public
building for Listowel.
0awald Soon, mining engineer, and
Bert. and Murton Scott, of Termite, are
speeding the hotide.ye with their parents
in town. Nen Seats was also home for
Ohrhetmee.
Mayor Watson. eta.' Coaooillore 0. A.
Lee and A W. Festherstone were in Tor
jute on Taarday of Isco week sad had
.en interview with Premier Whitney with
regard to haviug a prIVate Bil passed
at the miming session of the Lecislatnre
to empower this neunibipaliy to eetab.ieh
a eys'em of elebbrfo lighting, both aro
and inoaudeeoent. The depptation wee
ietrodnaed by Jas, Torrance, M. P. P.
We nude,stand that as a result of the
interview step° will -be tmmemately
taken to have a Bill prepared to meet
the ease, with the probab,rivv that it
will be pureed when the Renee meets.
The canoe Of Sore Feet
Esawme them carefully aid email
probably Sud oorne. Whether hard or
soft or bleedinr, apply, Pntnam'e Corn
Extractor. It's pbeirlleee, It's sere end
above all quick to Rei. Lutist ou duly
"Putnam e."
lel rte.
The Young Ladies of Blyth hold a
leap year dance it' Industry Ball on
January 10th.
A skating rink is being made on the
Mason property where lbs old hotel Deed
to stand, oe Main street,
James Denholm, who went West with
some care of apples, ba' returned home.
He lauded the fruit in good oondition.
Bainton Bros. arebusy preparing for
the ereoton of their new double hooxe on
Drummond street. The brink is tissue
hauled to the ground now.
The little daagbtsr of Wm, Tabb in
Eget Wawnnaeh, who fell and broke her
leg, is progressing but slowly, and suffers•
much pain weare sorry to hear.
Recently A. A. Patterson, of Brow
Wawaooen, near town, had about
twelve bags of barley and . ate stolen
from hie gransty. The thief broke a
look which admitted him to the grain.
During ebe Fall be leasalso lost six
turltey° and abont twelly obiokene.
Thieving has not been attained to the
(Alr'400t01tA/�InPgP4I
U'nAad States Subsoribors
Owing to the fact that 1 cent
postage isnow demanded each
weep on eaoll copy of TIM POST
going to the United States the
price has beet' increased from $1
to 91.50 payable in 'ammo,
Title nobius is given so that all
'anemia rutty be forwarded AT
ONCE as we will not continue
to aced the paper unless this is
the case. Our postage bill has
to be paid every week and at the
low rate of $1.00 per year credit
{ cruor be given. Kindly remit
promptly.
b0bswi W'hM4Aa5.q./rh5WdVV5 A
township alone, Rome light Angered
artist tis Biyth comp be taught a lesson.
11iee Ratti, of 'l'seawuter, anex non
of the Roman esthete, church in Quebao,
lectured on Fre, eh Proteetantiem to at
Andrew's church Tueeday evening.
A preliminary of the approaching mall
service on the 0. P. R. ie the notice
posted up oa ing for the carrying of the
mei! to and from the poetollias, and the
ra'way station.
Herb, Smith, who has spent the pas;
11. montbe on the T. & N. 0 railway
ou the surveying stuff about 200 miles
North of North Bay, epeot a day or so
io towniaet week, He wee a welcome
visitor,
Norman Murch, of Stratford, called
on old friends in town. Mr. Murch,
father of ,he young gentleman, who fin-
ished hie terin in the union eobool near
town, has been sngeged for next year
to teach at the school near Mitchell
whish he attended when a boy.
The Blyth Lodge of Orangemen eleobed
the G Bowie., ()Moen, : W. M., Fred.
Bsgtitt ; D. M., Andrew MoNally ;
chap sin, Rev, W. H. Hartley ; record•
tug-seoretary, R. S Robineou ; finanoial
weorrtary,Joe Taman; ireenter, Wm.
McElroy ; D. 0 , R,ibt, Vint ; lecturers,
R.ohard MoOommine, D. Taman ;
committee, Jas Grbaon, A. Taylor, E.
Eitiggrtl, Dee; Darter, Wm Gibeou, A
doiletion of $4 each _was given to nhe
Sick Ohildren'n Hospital at Toronto and
to the True Blue Orpbauage at Toronto.
A tickling sou h, from any Donee, is
quickly stopped by Dr. Shoop's (Jonah
Ours. Ate' it Is ao harmless and safe
that Dr. Shooptale mothers everywhere
to give it without beasts' ion event0 very
young tubes. The wholesome wean
leaves and tender atoms of a tuns•hea -
ing m0"ntatuoue shrub, fnr,ish the
curative prepertiee se Dr. Shoup'e Clough
(Jure. h mime the ouugh, and bea;e the
Sore and amastias bronchial membranes.
No opium, nochloroform, nothing 'Minh
used to injure or suppress. Simply a
resinous merit extract, that helps to heal
aabie4 longe The Spaniards cal. One
shrub which the doom, noes "The Scored
Herb." remand Dr. Shoop's. Take no
other. Sold by ell deader',
Omuta tifin.n. IN e W W.
Rev, Charles Smith died at London,
The mother 'of Arobbishop Braabesi
died et Montreal.
Lewis A. Howard was elected President
ofatfthe Commercial Travellers' Aosoei.
nn,
The reported amalgamation of the
Royal Victoria and Orown Life Oumpau
isa was denied.
Very destructive fires occurred at
N rah Battleford, Sask., mud Richard's
Lending, Ontario.
It is aoderet„od that Rev, Profeeenr
William Clark will reeler: as profsseer of
literature ha Trinity University:
For raising a dieturbenoe in the Sing•
shin penitentiary. on Chrisbmae night
twenty Seven onnviete have been pieced
enlitery oonfi,remeilt.
F X. Beloges, of Ottawa, his Tittle sou,
Mrs. Hartriok, of Hespe,er, and Mrs.
Yemeni!, of Napmka, Man,, Met their
,levee in Ares a.ineed by accident,
17 E LEAF
LEDGE 1 %TEM
1
Tho estimates of d
Department for 1908-9
Hoppe of 0, mmnne et
the spm of $75,000 Cor tarbU
mento ab Gonerieh,
Mrs, Hertriek, of Beepelerwk
badly behead in a fire 8ttrh'
at 11 o'olook, same niglll
was amused by a bootie at`bes
ing on a shelf in the kltelhe
some way fell on the 51008 id
lately set the plane ou '1
burning Mee, Herbrlodc
end body.
Eats Up Strength
Racks the Joints
Prevents Sleep.'
UN(1HIO KI')1►.-It Pitn113
Heart and Kills its {'lull,
It originates in the blood a
moot goiokiy in Ilia ayes
who ere rdn floweenad
vitality.
The only vpeelflo el 'A
Rheamatiem is Ferrozwe,
feet soveut for uric acid ail
atimnlent for the kidnap an
No remedy is so sawn
emus, It never fails tome
atteeke the cause of dews
It nentraiizee aria acidpoi
the sluggish circulation, a
system of ell irritatin,ma
Every dietreesing sing
swollen mut elee and alms
Roved of their pain: Tb
um return it 00515 oared b
whittle does iia work Dior
cores are lasting,
Milk() other treatments
does not d, press the heart or
nerves. It rebntlde the syste
better health, eslabilshee go
sound sleep and freedom fro
paine and aches,
The perfection of a
remedies isdotnd it' Ferr000
tablet form easy 10 take, u•
carry, guaranteed to ogre 111/
60o, per box, or six boxes tin
thuggish' ; don't fail to teat
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apleuded
555'
as Fere
ensues it
lie blood.
quickens
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to are re
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bly. Ito
Ferrozone
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gemessovairesee
CEN F
just �SS
COL
of Toronto, has started thousands
of young `nen and women ou the
easy •ay to independence and eua-
Oee9, Let us give you the right
start. Write for Catalogue and
plan to spend thenext sixmouths
with us, Enter any Gime. Address
W. H. SHAW, Principal
Yonge & Gerard eta, Toronto
=TILE
Good heavy rile of all sizes can.
be bad at the fienfr'yu f3rick and
Tile yards al the following prices:
2,} inch,,,r,$ 90,1,,psr thousand
•
47 ,,,, 18 00 "
6 ' •.... 22 00
6 " .,,. 80.00 "
" „4000 "
8 00600001:
0 "
10 " ,.., 80 00
iONEMEGOIMIIIINIIIIMM1 BrS./CK�
The ONLY Commercial School West of Toronto using the above
MODERN OFFIOE WORK OF ACTUAL CANADIAN BUSI-
NESS•PROOEDURE, Wholesale houses calling daily for gradu-
ates of CANADA'S GREATEST CHAIN OF HIGH-GRADE
BUSINESS COLLEGES, because one students "Learn to do by
doing." Each student has loose leaf ledger, bill and charge system,
ward system, bank book ; fills out scenes of notes, drafts, deposit
Mips, cheques, statements, leaeos, mortgagee, receipts,shipping bills,
etc. Our students DO AOTUAL BUSINESS from the first day,
Gregrg Shorthamel
AN'D----"aeaia•
Touch , Typo n it ig
Taught by the meat widely experienced bleacher in Ontari ; site is
also a GRADUATE OF JOHN R. GfREGO, TBIi1 AUTHOR,
and highly recommended by him, Lest year our Stenographers
were ell placed within TEN DAYS of graduation. Many of them
young ladies now drawing 9700 to $800 per year. It le freely ad-
mitted that we train the most rapid and aotarate,
Our Telegraphy Department i"wen.'quipped. .zlidi-
ators, and salaries aro advancing rapidly.
Wide rittendauee. Shamus attending our ehain from airmen
every county i0 Ontario ; many from Mani-
toba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia; some frets the Ustted
States, England and Scotland. We Wein more yourig people than any other Farmers or Storekeepers
management in Western Ontario, l by coining, to the,
Average situation torten by our grndantes is not excelled ; we invite
domparf5on. Individual instruction. Day students attend night clams tree, B ft A\J it
'and may take all of the above coarses,
WINTER TERM
WRITC FOR
roads Are short or oper-
! Anyone bufding will find it to their ad-
vantage 1, fee the Henfryn Brick. This
is the beet sbmdieg red brick in the aoue-
Ery -dose ant hada but gets brighter.
Pridesrighb,
"
S, S. COLE,
19-8E1'HDr
L.
'
Forent ethe a 'nrtl Henfrvu
.B RU SS HII,1S
The Regular Monthly Horse Fairs wilt
be held for the season as follows
THURSDAY, JAN. and, 1908
FEB, Oth, 1908
" MAID, 5th, 1908
,,,,,,APRIL 2nd, 1908
Leading Local and Outside
Buyers will be Present.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
iilABM FOR SALE, REIN
A Lot 16, Oou, 16, Grey, 000taholu5 10
acme. Apply to WM. WOODS. Ural r ut
P.0,
TWO DURHAM BULL CALVED
1 uud aY aaxbiru
Uou, 6, Morrie, or Brno0 fY.sUe, LJab11E
8131115. 16,10 8
1d,OR SALE OR TO RENT,—A
oomiortaule house on Prmsase street
with stable and all ou tvouieuoua. Por fur-
ther parmouluvs apply ba W14'. 1111NRY,
(9.1'. 15. dgaut, Whidbey]. 91 -Et
OUSE AND ACRE LOT
cur ealo-Aluort street, comfortable '
bows in good repair. Small stable, Rood
well, oiateru, Go Possession any time. Lor
further partrnuiara apply on the premises
to 8. ORAW1"URO, Brhasele, 98•tt
1HLi'EP STRAYED ON THE
prewines el too umierelgued, Lot 14,
Don 15, Grey. They are alt ewes, OW�P
is requested to prove property, pay ear',
bee nod take them away, JAMES (,U +D
O,aubrook P. 0. 28.1
RICK STORE TO RENT I.
r'.. bruury las-01'1
part of 8mitb Block.
22186 last i 'la dour from Asuss3nau Ketal
atony nand ae tauoriug Ansi genua' lurnfeb-
ttg ,,• aulikbmout. For furtuer partraOlare
11555131 to to s .Kr1L'4EY, Brussoie,.
STktAYED Flti 1 '980 PREM -
1 . jogs of the uudersI ,5 s, L. yp Two ut
Went an or about Nov. 1st, 8 e' k hone and
Went are yealliugs w,t0 bis .. ¢tl, Quo of
only One of Lie nut sada. Wag . 'ul:urnruttou
thaw ulau Mud fro
uy 5550•
euuyarutug 2aye5111 velliDur be Cosner uU, dlt05l.
et' by NJ u 0. yU W rl, ,l measle
5 kl0AVY DRAUGHT
]r,in 5.t0u.-1.w,. of them are
tours unit tures cBnig 1 8005 old. 1.
limy and a guld,ug) aro bred by Royal Put.
a tidy and gelding uy 010 tlaud'a duce, Ansi
a thy by butene. A piny ud 6y L rt Ba Uou.
4, nluh'rla, to ALEX. MOLAO..11L411, Pro-
prietur,ur, n/uaanla P. 0, 17.11
CULTS
sing 2
0 (a
K. 0. T. M.
hold their regulaut r tneetiuguo5n Maccabees,
Lodge
Room, banker uluee, ou the let aid Brd
1'ue.day °ventage Or mob mouth.
A, 6O ,r ENS,
Visiting < welcome., 5lotaUIRB, R.
L:TRA)EDFROM THE PREF
Il, sa ey 9 of the 00 80 about Aug LL;a,u 8 Ise,,
yhearliug cattle. Bol teem are steers a
senor, a briun,e usher uutsl innerk .155 ep.
ted red uud whits, Any information lea
lug to their mummy will bn ebauktulty
utllvaLL, ulUlidl;U UUT, Urauuroua P• U
FARM LABOURERS
L ANL DOMESTIC
I have been appointed by the Domtuio
Government t0 pluoalmmigraut, from the
Untied Kingdom it' .h'sltions rte farm lab-
uurere or domestto nervaute it' the vicinity,
Auy ly ssse pencil ltter005 ttagelu0p tus Mud of Help
required, when wanted and wage. oirurou.
The numbers arriving way not be sulileieut
to supply all requests but every alert will
be Made to provide each applimtut with
help required. F. 8. 8, 0.81',
Cauuuwir eoyernmeut k:mploymeut Agent
82-ly unseals Y.0.
Synopsis o f Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS
ANY even mannered motion of Dominion
Alba ba,exoeh tug 8 and 211, (notoroeerved
may be homesteadedey any pore in who
O
is
the
n Itl head of
e family, or e,]
Y 00.10 over
18f
acre o aim, nethe exrt toone-
eeodoubf 166lacres marcor )Bea tl 4t' titer
Entry may be made personally at 111e
Meal Laud 001115 Pur the Wilmot to which
the laud to situate.
The homesteader is required to perform
the Of tee is So ei ie plea therewith under
INGER ou5 ohne roltoivi.,, pleas
(11 At least six months' reaideooe upou
and oulttv,t,uu of the laud in emelt year tot
three .earn
(2) II the father (or mother, if the as her
is deonuee. of the homesteader realties
upon the viloitylau
matinee{ torn the requirements Oast 10resit
Biding with the fattier or mother. re.
ARE T /d B B E 8donna T / 18) f0 the settler eau Vie perwanseytt roei-
lu the v ului you Of Waimea me¢hounetead,. then rt'
quiremeuta as to roaldenne nay be galas -
in writing
abls-
inwritlug should be
01500 to
the Ommmisalouer of nomioion
Store, Brussels. i Lauda at Ottawa uffuteutluu to apply for
peewit.
SEWING
MACH/NES
Machines msy be seen at
Moi(AY & SHAW'S Hardware
liiHsy
payment system may
be arranged for.
1 also handle the Nordbeim-
i60Piauo.
8, CARTER, AGENT
BEGINS JAN. 6
can 'get any kind of Salt
CATAi.00l.IE they require,
ruse s a
W. W. cons,
Deputy of the Min later of tutelar.
N.B. Unauthorized plibllealeou of this ad-
vertisement twill nut be peal ler, .
ALLAN VIN' LINE
Reduced Rates t 2;111 now in Ifni
SAILINGS TO ►IVERPOOL
From -9t Jnlu, Halifax
9'tuhisian
....... ,.Jrrl Jaa,,,u i7 a 8 tt J. u, 24
Irroum
h'ra tNat i to 11
Uortimtu Vii, Juu 24 Bat„T¢o. 2G
WOilkS `SAILINGS TO GLASGOW
Wins ham Business College
ONO, SPOTTON, - PRINCIPAL
Gordon Mooney,
%Foreman, Brum9
barna iulan L"rom-Portland Roston
Nu mi
inn, 11
i Oortethien , -Jae. 2
l Pretoriau P'0” 1
1
Pen. 16
Por twilit:we Hate and heli lnlo nation
apply 10
W. 11, Ittihtit,
Agent Allem Llso, Erasable,...