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gar. al gews tins
PUBLIC and High schools closed Tues-
day, Den• 22nd, for the Christmas
vacation and re -open on Monday, Jan
4th.
IF you have had your concert adver-
tised in THE PLST, please remember
that we should like to have an account
of it when the affair comes off. Send it
in at your earliest convenience;
Tim t A.
O. U.
W,is doing 6 excellent
work throughout the Province of On
tariu. Since the -order was established
iu 1877 there has been paid out in the
Province of Ontario !n death claims
nearly thirteen millions of dollars,
Dote"r get mad if the newspaper tells
the public in its news columns about
any transgression of the law you may
have been guilty of. Just think of all
the truthful things it might say about
your misconduct and hasn't. Better
qnit your meanness.
"Iu one of the intermediate rooms !h
our public school nearly all the boys
have become dull and stupid from the
use of cigarettes, completely unfitting
them for their studies. This is on the
authority of oueof the teachers. Teach.
ers are powerless, We are informed
also that in at least one place in town
cigarettes are sold to the merest child-
ren. Seems to us it's about time some
parents took a hand in this business."—
Kingsville Reporter.
Lost his Voice Entirely.
Mr. J EI. Woods. of Point Rock,
Oneida Co , N. Y., had a hard exper.
ience. "A bad attack of Catarrh settled
in my forehead and the pain over my
eyes was so intense I thought my head
would burst. My voice grew very
hoarse and I coughed every night, and
through the Winter could scarcely speak.
My voice was gone. Two doctors didn't
help me at all, The next doctor order-
ed "Catarrhozone.” It cured me and
now many others here use it also, My
doctor says he doesn't know anything so
good for Catarrh and Throat Trouble culla as
"Catarrh z ”
0 out. Use it to -(lay, you're
better to -morrow, 250. and $1.0o at all
dealers. Try Catarrhozope.
Aoo n
G nI Inge --In ,
n a nutter column we
make mention of a visit from Wm.
James and stake some remarks regarding
his new fire extinguisher Since the de
monstration the matter has been in the
minds of some of our citizens and it has
been suggested that arrangements might
be made by which the works for their
manufacture might be established in
Brussei
sand i
t con1un ti
mt with s
aueinstall a general
machinery repair shop.
We wish that such an idea could be car.
ried iuto effect and through the menu -
t
fnctIre of o
these extinguishers
guisinera make the
mime of Brussels known throrghout our
broad Dominion, nisi
i on, The _
repair shop
t
would be a decided acquisition and save
many of the annoying delays which on -
cur under- present couditions besides
keeping money in the town which is
NOW spent awayfi>
m it.
W11y Should the municipal elections
in Ontario be held at one of the most
iuconvenient seasons of, the year 1 Our
municipal campaigns are conducted in
tile last few weeks of the year, a time
whet Christmas and New Year activities
make it hard for many citizens to devote
mach thought or work to civic duties.
Ontario is alone among the provinces in
adherence to thisuncient folly. The
Ottawa Journal points out that in Qac.
bee the municipal elections are held o
the third Monde o9 iu Januar y ; Ne
Brunswick on the lstet 'Tuesday in Oct,
Nova Scotia on the third Tuesday i
Noy, ; Manitobn on the first Tuesday i
Dec, ; in British Columbia on dat
fixed by different menioipalities, and i
Saskatchewan and Alberta on the se
on;i Monday in December,
Winghann
Miss M. Fisher is able to be in th
postofSee again, after her protreete
illness
W, J, Armour, manager of the Wm
Armour estue, left on a business trip t
Victoria and Vaocouvet 13, C.
Mr, Cullens, Provincial Secretary
mid Mr, Fleming, County Secretary o
the Y, M. C. A , met a number of th
boys of Wingliam After the plan ha
been explained to theta, the boys de
tided to Ot•gan150 a Boys' Branch of th
Y. M. C. A„ with the following officers
Misses Ball have sold their resiclenc
on Patrick street to Mr. Leans, of lea
Beh1>ore. Possession is given January
lilt.
Improvements are being made in the
Town Hall, by installing closets; with
waterworks attachment, Mr. Boyce is
doing the work.
—Chairman, F, Gillespie: Vice.Chair•
man, H. Dore , Secretary, B. Slackatl ;
'treasurer, J. Mitchell. Friday evening
was selected for meeting,
W. H. Green has secured the fran-
chise of Rainy River for electric light-
ing, power and waterworks. He
intends, putting in a plant there in the
Spring.
Bert. Vansickle of the baggage trans-
fer line met with an accident white un,
loadinga heavy hunk at the Queen's
Hotel, It slipped, and tailing on one of
his legs, broke it at the ankle:
An Oakland (California) paper re.
ports the marriage of a former resident
of this town, Stephen G. Pelton, brother
of Mrs. J. B. Ferguson, thusly i—A
very quiet wedding was that of Miss
Mabel Smith and Stephen G, Pelton, of
this city, who were united in marriage
Sunday. Nov, agth, in Oakland, The
ceremon took place i
n he
yt stud of the
v
First Methodist Church, and was per -
Formed by the Rev. Geo. White, in the
presence of Miss Pearl Boner and J.
Herbert Bennett, intimate friends of the
young couple. After a wedding break-
fast. Ilr. and Mrs, Pelton left on a honey-
moon trip North, The bride isa sweet
.and attractive girl, and is well and fay.
orably known in this her home city,
while Mr. Peltou is the well known
builder and contractor.
n I• -hu Barr, 11>e well knoiyn Councillor
w 21id stoat:man .of klnllett, was successful
in winning the following prizes at the
Guelph lent .Stuck Show:—Shorthorns
—Steer a years acid under, tot and 3rd ;
steer i year and under, 41h, Grado,
end cruises—Steer,"3 Yarn's and under,
Arthur Saar, 5th : cow or heifer, 3 Years
of over, ,3rd and 5th ; steer 2 years and
tooter 3 stoma by on nrnateur, Arthur
Burr, 3rd. Sheep—Purebred yearling
Leicester, 3rd ; pure bred yearling
Leicester (block teat), end ; grade, 3rd ;
grade (block test) 3rd,
Belgrave
Rev. W J Brendon, of Port Cul
-
borne, was visiting his brothers in this
vicinity,
Mrs, W. K. Johnson, of St, Thomas,
is spending the holidays at the bonne of
Henry Johnson here.
Miss Annie Johnson is away on a two
weeks' holiday with her uncle, Dr, J. C.
Johnson, at Adrillti, Mlch. -
K, J, Clegg, 13, A.. well known here,
has accepted a position on the High
School staff, at Nelsuu, B, 0,, and will
commence his duties after the holidays.
His many friends here will wish him
success.
The officers elected for 19oe for L. O.
L, 46e (Belgrave) are us follows ;—W,
M., Wm. Johnston ; D M., H. Leish-
man ; Chaplain, Robs. Owens ; R. Sec.,
Bert, Watson ; Min, -Sec , F, Shoehot.
tom ; Treas., Wm, Bryaus ; Lecturer,
W. Little ; D. of C., Wm. McMurray ;
Committee Wm. Love, Dr. Hamilton,
Robb. McCrae, Alex, Leishman, 'Thos.
William`s.
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1e your Back Weak 7
When the back drags and aches. feels
lame over the spine,—when there is in-
digestion, headache and constant tall to
make water, beware of sick kidneys. If
'neglected, this condition develops weak-
ness and -soon you'll be unable to work.
The one remedy you can rely on is Dr.
Hamilton's Pills l+ -very symptom of
disordered kidneys they cure by remov-
ing the cause. You improve immed
lately, day by day you will experience
benefit from Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Best
for the kidneys, liver and stomach.
Sold by all dealers.
Blyth
Horse Fair 013 Tuesday 29th.
A giant of $20 was given Blyth Pub-
lic Library by the Council.
Service will be held in Trinity church
on Christmas morning at 10 30,
Rev. ,elid .Mrs. Cooper entertained the
cholr;tif the Methodist church on Wed•
ne;tday evening of last week at the
parsonage. A very pleasant time was
enjoyed.
J v by all.
Aspecial Sunday School
service will
be conducted b
V the pastor in Methodist
church on Sunday morning. Dec, 27111,
In the evening a Song service will be
held onthe same sAme d
ate.
The notices are out calling for the
Nontinat.on meeting to be held in Indus-
try Hall on Monday, Dec. 28th, from 42
o'clock noon till one o'clock for nom -
leaden of Reeve, four Councillors and
five school trustees.
St. Andrew's Christian Endeavor
Officers for rgog are as follows:—Pres„
Miss Anderson ; Vice Pres.Chas.
,
Barrett ; Rec.-Sec„ Miss A. ,Cowan ;
Coe. -Sec., Miss Cuts ; 'Tress ,` Walter
James ; Organist, Miss B. 'Taylor.
The Epworth League of Blyth Meth-
odist‘ church elected officers as follows ;
—Hon. Pres„ Rev. W. El, Cooper;
Pres.,Miss S, Bentley ; est Viee, Mrs.
W. H Cooper ; end Vice, Mrs. D, D.
Crittenden; 3rd Vice, Miss Emma
Moser ; 4511 Vice, Mrs E. Bender ; Sec„
Gen. Wambold; 'rreas.,'F. McPherson;
Pianist, Miss Pearl Gidley asst,
Pianist, Miss Emma Moser. Reports
from the various Committees were sub-
mitted showing the League in a healthy
and prosperous condition, After all
expenses were paid a balance of about
$too,00 remained in the hands of the
treasurer. The membership had in.
creased during the year by nine new
members notwithstanding some re-
movals,
Xmas Goods at
wi Grewar's
We are handling the best goods that money opuld get and feel stare
our prices will be as low as any, quality considered, Our Aim will be
Quality first, not how cheap, BUT HOW GOOD, We think the best
not too good for any of our Customers, -
Nothing but
California Navel Oranges
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Prices per doz, 3oc to hoe
Hunt's Chocolates and
Bon BbnS.
Every boy and girl lilies these goods,
Perrin's Fancy Confectionery and Biscuits
Known from Coast to. Coast, -
High L ss Segars Good. Clean stock of Groceries
New
Dates Fisc Fruits ail kinds
Bananas, Almeria l3rapea
Raisins and Currants
OYSTERS AND GOOD OLD )CHEESE.
Peculiar Weakness in Women.
Many women suffer • untold torture
from nervous debility arising from dis-
orders of the feminine organs. Day by
day they grow worse. A ,false sense of
modesty prevents them using a good
remedy like Ferrozone.—an•1 it would
curs them. Lost nerve force is brought
bacic—new vital energy is supplied --
irregularities disappear. Ferrozone
does restore weak pale women. For
those who suffer and and work hard to
bearoth'
n mg supplies the health pp a and
vitality that Ferrozone so surely brings.
Guaranteed free from alcohol and sure
to cure, 50c, at all dealers,
Listowel
Mrs, James Kinoade, who has had a
very serious attack of inflammation, is
now making a good recovery.
The annual ball of the Listowel Fire
Brigade will be held in McDonald's
music halt on 'Tuesday night, Dee. 29th.
takCecil Hamilton, barrister, was
en suddenly ill on Sunday evening of
last week, and on Monday was operated
neon fur appendicitis. The operation
was successfully performed by local
physicians, and although Mr. Hamilton
is still very weak, he is progressing as
favorably as can be looked for."
Tuesday') Toronto World of last week,
in its report of the cattle market, says :
John Scott, of Listowel, one of the best
known live stock men in Western On-
tario, was on the market with a lot of
good cattle, amongst which was one of
the five cattle that sold at the top notch
of $b per cwt. This was en extra
choice heifer which weighedil'15oo lbs„
and wps bred and fed by Amus Smith,
the well known breeder of shorthorn
cattle, at Listowel, Ontario.
Goderioh
Miss Cameron lett on Monday after.
1)0013 of last week on her way to Ber-
muda, where she will spend the Winter.
Her many friends hope the change of
climate will be beneficial to her health.
At the preparatory service in Knox
cin nr
t eh
thirty-six y x new members were
received into full communion with the
church, twenty three on profession of
their faith, and thirteen by certificate
from other churches This snakes an
addition of seventy five to the member-
ship during the year.
A :MoD. Allan has arrived in town
from Great Britain, where Ire had been
engaged for some time in promoting the
Huron & Ontario Railway project. In
conversation with The Signal he stated
that the work of cot st
1 ruction
an this
railway would be proceeded with in the
Spring. i5tgineers have already been
at work at various points, atfd when the
construction starts work will be carried
on sitnoltaneously at various points,
OwenSot t
nd
Meaf rd'Toronto, (`orun
to, enc.
Goderich and Kancardine are on the
proposed route of the railway, but just
when the railway company will build
this part of the road is a matter of con-
jecture, u '1`h t
The undertaking 1 akin isa big on
g
e
as O
,U00 UOUof
�3 a iron ie •
d issue indicates ndicate
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Fordwioh
residence here for the Winter Which she
Mrs. Jas. Brown has closed up her
will spend with her family,
Wore. has been received that Miss
fern McCurdy was married 01.1 Wednes
day, gilt Inst., to Mr. Rutz, of 'Tavistock,
Findlay Lynn, of the Wallace.Huwick
boundary, has purchased lot 13, con. 2,
Howick,fronl Wm. Jacques, of Esteyau,
Sask.
Chester Edwards has returned from
the West after spending eight months
there. He believes old Ontario is good
enough for him yet.
A. 8. Strome is piping !tont the
springs at the grove to his residence and
will force the water up the hill lute his
reside ice by means of hydraulic tarns.
E. Witmer is also pipits; bis residence.
This will be a great convenience for
both families.
las. Cattanach received word that his
brother john who has been in Guelph
Hospital for some time was worse and
he started for Guelph, Word was re-
ceived on Saturday, 12th iust , that he
was dead, He was interred in Elora
cemetery on Monday,
At tile last monthly meeting of L. 0,
L, No. 642, tate followiug officers were
elected for the ensuing year : Joseph
Williamson, W. M, ; Victor roster, D
M. ; Jobe Johostou, Chap. 13. S. Cook,
'treas. ; Isaac Garble, Rea, -Sec. I Wm.
Goggia, Pluanciad Sec. ; rhos, Goggin,
Lect. ; Arthur Spotton, D. of C. ; Jas.
Doeglas, John Corbett, W. A. Edwards,
Wm. Corbett, Joseph llatustock, Com.
lilt toe.
R, B. P., No. 335, Foedwicit, elected
the following otfiuers for the ensuing
Year . W, P„ Sir Kt. Joint Dane ; D,
P., Sir 1 t. Win. Crawford ; Chap., Sir
Kt. John Montgomery; Reg., Sir Kt,
W. S. McKee ; 1`x555., Sir l31, W, R.
Graham ; Lecte Sir Kt, Wnt, Flays nod
Rich Gerson ; Lessors, Sir Kt, Thos,
Nash and Wet. Ferguson ; Standard
Bearers, Sir Kt,'John bowler nlnd P.
voivi r)Yost--twee�/m .-'S'fi'o'.'ar
WINTER TERM
OPENS
JANUARY 4th
MORE YOUNG PEOPLE
trebled by our management that any
other In Onte,rle, treat demand for
our graduates na 131'•17)255 Uollego
Teaellers, Private Seeretaulea, Office
Aealstonta, eta, The embodiment of
• the )float Expert, Modern 5y terns
known In Realness Stemma, We in-
4 vftaaoanppaMaon. Three Departinente,
lunar akttled ltaetrnetm•a,
OOM MEROIAL,
STENOGRAPHY,
TELEGRAPHY.
Mldl Courses in all Business Collage
and High 5ah801sebleela,
Wingharn
Business College
\rZ GEO. spo'rrON, Principal �,r'.
6Y,'b rra'A'Ozty9Tat i ivSrl dv<;5:4NI.4tz,r. �v 4tibi�
t a"(avl W, G, Coombe' has Metalled a
switchbtardfor the Molesworth Tele -
plume Company and le able to give
le cunuet:00n with all local place's,
'Mrs. Me,leena f , S
a few menthe visiting.
and Moleswot'th, and put'posea 5'eturn-
' fug to the West in the Spring,.
Leadbury
DutoQuail ale in the field)fornu>mniel3�il
Honors, Some of i,he members) Of the
present Council will .also run.
i F. and Mrs, McCully .left 0n Tnos-
day of last week for Park Rapids,
Minnesota, on a visit to their daugh-
ter, Airs, Wilson, and Mr, McCully's
brother, They intend spending the
Whiter in the West,
Samuel and Mrs. Scarlett, of
Alberta, are on a yisit to relatives in
leicKillop at present, It isa number
of years since Mr. Seariatt went Voest
where he is engaged in ranching North
of Calgary, and his many friends in
this locality are pleased to see him
again.
' Is spending n, anti Saskatoon,
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Zimmerman ; Pursuivant, Sir Kt. F.
Dixon ; Committee, Sir Kt. Wm. Greer,
1. Bradley, John Dav, M. Wallace,
Nelson Boyd, D A, Thompson and A,
Willoughby, •
Corrie
Tames King has secured the contract
for the management of the skating rink
for another season.
Herb. Williams, who has been attend-
ingbasiness college in Chatham, arrived
borne on Tuesday morning of last week,
Mrs, (Rev.) McTavish has not been
real well for sorne time, All will join
in the hope that she will speedily
be herself again.
Mrs Lorne Shier received the very
sad news on 'Tuesday of last week that
her tether, Mr. Darling, died very snd.
deftly that day in Port Elgin.
David Braddock is not going to Cali
o
f loa
i for ther
p eseat. ivir. Brad
nuc
k.
is not feeling extra well just now, and
has concluded that such a long journey
would be quite a tax.
T. D. Edgar, who formerly conducted
a hardware store in Gorric, is visiting
friends in Howlett. Mr. Edgar's home
is in Edmonton, where he is in the real
estate business. His sister-in-law, Mrs,
Florence, accompanied him,
At a meeting of those interested in
the game of hockey, the following offi-
cers were elected:—blon. Pres , Wm,
Stinson ; Hon, vice.Pres.. Thos, And•
rew ; Pres„ H. V. Holmes ; vice -Pres,
R. H. Stephens ; Sec., L. H. Stinson,
Treas. ; Manager, W. J. Sharpin,
Atwood
Dr, Corry, of Colorado, returned to
his home after attending the funeral
of his mother.
Rev. Harry McBain aucl clangh-
ter Dorothy, of Welland, were visit-
Lug at 3. McBain's.
Peter Lang is renewing old acquain-
tances in town and vicinity after an
absence of 18ears. Mr. Lang is now
living in the West.
Will. Jolly's family had a narrow
escape from snfl)ooation by coal gas
one night. Several members of the
household were quite sick in the
morning,
The regular meetings of North
Perth Farmers' Institute will be held
in Atwood, on Jan. 8th, 1900, and
Millbank, Jan. 7th, 1009. The speak-
ers will he 'W, F. Kydd, of Simcoe,
and W. E. Shearer, of Bright.
John
Cowan
of Donegal, ,
a had 12
head f ho
t
Guelph at the G
Winter
P
Fair and inn several prizes also dis-
posing of 11 head. Andrew Steven-
son won a number ra r ofPt 'ize
son his
sheep and wild several of his Hook.
Robt. Alexander, of Britton, hap-
pened with a very painful accident
by which he might have lost the sight
of oue eye. Ho was going ant of the
House when he slipped and iu falling
came in contact with the door latch
which penetrated his eye. Ile is do-
ingnicely.
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Coughs that are tight, or distressing
tickling coughs, get quick and certain
help from Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy,
On this account Druggists every-
where are favoring Dr. Shoop's cop's Cough
Remedy. And itis entirely free from
Opium, Chloroform or any other
stupefying drug: The tender leaves
of 133 harmless lung -healing mountain-
ous 8h'Il
l b1V ''
eto Dr.
Shoop's Cough
Remedy its curative propetis.
Those leaves have the power to, calm
the most distressing dough, and to
soothe and heal the most sensitive
bronchial membrane. Mothers
should, for safety's sake alone, al-
ways demand Dr. Shoop's, It can
with perfect freedom be given to even
the youngest babes. Test it once
yourself, and see I Sold by all dealers.
Molesworth
McMillan Bros. have installed a 18
horse -power gasoline engine in their
cllt:r
Ben.Opp'Dark has purchased Dirk
Armstrong's property and is prepar-
ingto move.
olesworth Telephone Company
have installed some 25 phones around
Molesworth,
Geo. Ooombes and Paul Doig have
returned home after spending tire
Summer in Saskatoon.
.Miss Maggie Scott, who for the past
month lots been confined bo heti, is
fast gaining in strength.
A M.issial Banal concert wa,3 held
Thursday, Doe, 1751), at which a large
attendance was preseet.
310. McIntosh, •East of here, pnl•-
pposes.building a new residence, veneer
brick, 110x6 54525041, He has a line
farts.
Molesworth Ohoes8 and Butter
Company have disposed of all nils
season's matte. The balance of No-
vember sold for 1.11 oentw,
Roy mien Mrs. Fraser leave returned
to their home near Ingersoll, after
spending a part of their honeymoon
115 the vicinity of .Molesworth.
Charles E, Leopard, principal of
the f arrisLon public 50h001 for the
past
our years, has resigned and ac=
oetrrted the prineipalship of the
Walkerton public school, Mr. Lep-
para. Was fnrmetly 111 Phalle 0f the
school at Iviolestv0rtlt, and his Mends
in this section artpleased to note his
advancement. Ilia salary Will be
$850,
elicts In the vicinity oft Wroaelee
W. S, Fielding. the Canadian Min.
later of Finance, arrived at Paris,
France, on Monday. His visit to Paris
1s in comteOtlou tvith the Franco Cana-
dian commercial treaty which was ne-
gotiated last Summer, 'f he treaty was
ratified by the Canadian Parliament and
the French Chamber, but it has been
held up in the French Senate 00 the
ground that the Oonveution is too favor-
able to Canada,
Winthrop
James Nicholson has got settled in
his I1ew home. -
Thos. Pethick has moved into Robt.
Govenlock's house,
John Grimalby has started up a
grinder in Winthrop.
Norman Hanna has returued from
the Nest for the Winter.
R. and Mrs. White were visiting
thetate.
'
t rs
s
Panent• Thos. and Mrs,
Combs.
Edward Broom and Herbert Combs
have taken a job (.''0311 Robt. Hogg,
to out 60 cords of wood.
lbfiss Lena Trewartha, who has been
visiting Mends in Mount Forest and
Hairison has returned home.
Wm, and 14Irs. Hestler and little
son, of Saskatchewan, are visiting at
the home of A. G. and Mrs. Ualder,
Mrs, Joseph Cndmore, of London,
is visiting at the homes of Mrs. Thos.
Pet'llick, Mrs. Geo. Eaton and Mrs. H.
Warden.
TO THE PUBLIC.
We are Agents for Parisian Sage. and
Wo Know the Guarantee
is genuine,
Parisian Sage, the quick -acting hair
restorer, is guaranteed—
To stop falling hair,
'1'o cure dandruff,
To cure itching 0f the scalp,'
To put life into faded hair.
To make harsh hair soft and luxuri-
ant.
To make hair grew, or money back.
It is the most delightful hair dressing
mode, and is s great favorite with ladies
who desire beautiful and .luxuriant hair.
Price 5o cents a large bottle at Janes
Fax's or by -express, all charges prepaid,
from Giroux Mfg. Co., Fort F,rie, Ont,
Seaforth
Norman Nichol has taken a position
h the hardware ware st
ore of Reid &
Wil-
son.
Mrs. Cleo. Martie hat)-, spent the past
week attending her e brother, Mr.
Malcolm, who
s very .
Illi.
Miss s Belle Farquharson, who has
spent several months at Spring Lake,
Alta., arrived home on Wednesday of
last week.
BritanniaLodge, No. 170, will attend
Divine service !11 St. Thomas' church
on Sunday evening Dec. 27th. Rev.
J. Berry will conduct the services,
R. Hallam 1
u lacl
the misfortune
have the tips of two fingers of his left
hand taken off, by- getting them
eau ht'
I
u the jointer altar at
he
C fm• '
J mtur
factory.
e
At the annual meeting of the Can-
adian White hate
Rock
Uhlb, held at
Guelph (luring 'the Fat Stock Show
John L. Brown, of McKillop,
was elected Vice -President of the
Chile. J, F. Daly, was elected Vice -
President of en ft
1 Wyandotte Otte O u
Y 1b.
A meeting of a number of represen-
tatives from the various religious de-
nominations of thetownwas held on
Tuesday afternoon of last week which
resulted in the formation 0fan associa-
tion to be known as "The Seaforth
Relief Society with the object in
view of the amelioration of the con•
dition o$ the deserving poor of the
town. The society will be tinder the
auspices of the different churches and
the town council.
ONE BAD MISTAKE
Is Frequently Made by the Wisest of
Brussels Poople.
It's a serious mistake to neglect back-
ache. Backache is the first symptom of
kidney ills. Fatal complications may
follow. Bootle's Kidney Pills act quick-
ly to overcome kidney ills, tlo not delay
until too lata, it may mean diabetes,
Brights Disease. Read what a Brussels
resideut says,
William Lake, of Queens Hotel. Bros.
sell, ;Ont„ says: "At the Drug ,store of
Janes Fox, I procured a treatment of
Booth's Kidney Pills and used for a
weak, lame back and nn irregular action
of the kidneys, This remedy worked
as it should, relieving buy trouble and
giving the whole system new strength
and vigor. It is with pleOSure that I
give Booth's Kidney Piile thy endorse-
ment." Sold by Dealers, Price 50
cents. The R. T. Booth Co„ Ltd„
Putt Erie, Ont. Sole Csusdian Agents,
Preventics, the new Candy Cold
Cure Tablets, are said by druggists
to have four specific advantages Over
all other remedies for a told. First--
They contain no Quinine, nothing
harsh or siokenitlg. Second -They
give almost instant relict. Third—
Pleasant to the taste, like candy.
Fourth—A large bole --48 Preventicsa-
at 25 corps. Also fine for feverish
childl'en, Sold by all dealers,
Makes Broiling Easy
It is much more -convenient to do your broiling by lifting
this Key Plate, theta to lift the cover or use the broiler door.
You have more room, and get the
meat directly over the coals,
Notice the LowWarming Closet,
a special feature of this year's
''Peerless Peninsular" ]ranges.
Daylight Oven, ,Adjustable
Damper, Removable Grate
Bars, 'Thermometer in oven—
are only -a fewof the con.
veniel es
i c . you shouldasl>: about.
Step in at 553, (into nod go oyer the "Peerless
Pcssiusular" Rouges, Wad to explsls their
l5lprovee ills to you. - 72
- - BRUSSELLS
WILTON & GIL LESPIE -
MEMO
DIVIDEND NOTICE
The Metropolitan Bank
Notice is hereby given that a Dividend of
Two per cent. for the current quarter (being
at the rate of Eight per cent. per annum) on
the eapital stock of this Bank, has been de-
clared, and that the same will be payable at
the Head Office and Branches of the Bank,
on and after the and day of January next.
By order of the Board,
W. D. ROSS,
General Manager.
Tonolero, November 17th, 1908.
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�^1HRISTMAS GREETINGS TO ONE AND ALL. We
r _ know that every ane of you feel the same generous
+r desire to remember those you love with appropriate
and desirable Christmas Gifts this season, as hereto-
fore. We are therefore pleased to urge you to accept the in-
viting hospitality of our store in its Holiday garb, and to in-
spect our large and very complete assortment of beautiful
new Holiday goods, perfectly adapted to the wants of all
classes of gift33301(et•S. We ate offering the advantage of all
that is new and attractive in Christmas gifts, that your good
taste will commend and your judgment approve. Our stock
is so extensive and varied and withal so carefully selected,
that we do not see how we ran fail to please EVERY - SINGLE
PERSON who 18 looking for a really desirableandappropriate
gift for a cranny, o14 or young. We wish to include' in our
Holiday announcement this year the promise of economy in
buying. We are going to be the people's Santa (Malts this
season just so far as the fixed laws of legitimate business will
permit, by selling you Christmas gifts of all kinds at the low-
est scale of prices known to honest trade. We are going to
make your money far-reaching and effective in exchange for
Ohsistsnas gifts of merit and value. 'We want you to come
and
n see how little it takes to scour
B suitable
and appropriate 1tiLt8
'
if for r rhos
e you desire
g a
to rernem
be'
t.
For
weeks past• we
have labored earnestly to prepare for the Holiday trade, and
Dur store is now fairly shining 1vit'h a beautiful array of
Christmas gifts. Special pains and 111110b careful consiclera.-
51011 was expended to Make this collection of Christmas goods
one whicli should include something really desirable for every
individual from the youngest to the oldest. We have also
made it a point to have a great variety in goods of all- prices,
ranging from the merest trifle upwards, in order that you
may make good selections at any price you feel able to pay ;
grading and assorting our stock in sueh a way as to neer the
needs of those who have little, as well as those who have
much tOspend. We hope to every o e cry reader at our stare at
an early date, as we feel that we can please you one and - ail.
With good wishes, and - the compliments of the season, we
Temalu,
Very truly yours,
FERGUSON & R055
THE LEADING CLOTHIERS AND FDRNISHrRs.
7a-- Don't forget the Great Sale of Men's and Boys'
Clothing. Mantles going at almost Half the
Regular Price.
NATIONAL
Roller
OUR NE
'lour Mills
I
'FLAK2
,1Arpn�y}\I E
GG
is now in full operation. It, will stave you
money to have your Oats "Flaked" before
feeding horses
Try our New
BREAKFAST'FOOD
Made from White Wheat, Healthful and Invigorating
Don't forget that our ((White Loaf" Flour
is still taking the lead for Bread Flours,
r All kinds of reed kept constantly on band,
M .R R
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