CAST Always Bought ANranr§ Qu Snow has fallen in North Dakote.| Ww E Bh Re | Prosia's wheat average for 1911 is rt we | 2,904,000. For Infants and Childre:: The United States have 51,123,000 i . fs ne acres of wheat. i The Kind Ven :, One good backbone is worth RU bisa million wishbones. ; popular at fall fairs. timothy crops this year. fences on bis farm. Canada has 10,508,000 acres. of beat Every Thursday $1.00 s year--or $1.50 when in arrears. FRIDAY, NOV. 10th, 1911, Ayrshiae cows are becoming very Alfalfa beat out the clover and - The good farmer is known by the/ A man uses hypnotic influence to STRATFORD. ONT. e Stands to the front as the best school of its kind iu the pro- vince. Our courses are yond those of the ordinary business college. This school has a continental reputation -------- . : Ps : i make his hens lay eggs. for high-grade work. i Great Britain and Ireland ae | _SotpBata od Intod weld Weare tine Demtoote- #1 THREE COOKS AND : L. 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Hamilton. dairy frow 18 to 16 cents per gallon, An English farmer had a crop of hay making forty-seyen stacks, with an estimated weight of 750 tons. It realized $18,600. A New Zealand cheese factory turned over two and three-quarter Satisfaction guaranteed. J.S. SMITH 88 Caledonia Street Stratford, Ont. million pounds of milk in one year, and «a few years later 17,000,000 pounds. A New Zealand farmer obtained thirty and one half bags of red clover seed off 114 acres. The bags aver- eged 200 Ibs. apiece. His crop of seed was worth $88 per acre. Lucknow--A big, fat porcupine, from parts unknown, strayed into the barnyard of Captain Dick Emmerton, at Pine River a few evenings ago. Whén' the animal was first seen it was mistaken for a coon, and the captain's hound was loose at it. When the hound returned from the charge he was like a howling, suffer- ing, animated pin cushion, and two men sat over him for «couple of hours or more removing the quills. The porcupine was eventually killed and was found to be of extraordinary size. Now is the time to put up horse radish for winter use. Dig up the roots, scrape them, and put them through the meat chopper. Pack loosely into pickle bottles and cover with white wine vinegar. . If packed too tightly or not entirely covered with yinegar, it will discolor. In preparing the horseradish for the table--and a roast beef. dinner is hardly complete without it--half fill a tumbler with the horseradish, add a little vinsgar, some good cream, & teasyoonful of sugar, and half a one of salt. Those who haye never car- ed for horseradish will relish it when prepared like this. It ismice eating with bread and butter. be held about a month earlier. -- cured, and are now in the hands of Listowel, Nov: 3.--The necessary |the Council on Monday evening. percentage of names required by the | This necessitates a vote being taken local option committee have been 8- | 5¢ the next municipal election, and it end of June, cS Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S will be a bitter fight. tho club, who. will lay them before -| Because of the many complaints which were made last July in con- nection with the system of holding matrictlation examinations during that month, it bas been decided by the Ontario Education Department that hereafter the examinations will Dr. John Seath, superintendent of edu- catfon for the province, is notifying prinéipals of schools that, commen- cing next year, all matriculation ex- aminations will be completed by the THIRTY YEARS Our Seven Colleges have been established during the past 30 years. The largest trainers in Canada. 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He prescribed his No. 11 Dyspepsia Cure for me, and I took his medicine as he directed, and soon began to feel relieved, and to- day I ama very well man; have gained in flesh -- have no pain in my stomach, and am feeling first-rate. There is no doubt but that he saved my life, and I only wish I could find words to express my gratitude, I hope all who suffer as I dit will-use his marvelous No. 11 Stomac!. Remedy." John Il. Mitchell, The above prescription is not a "Cure: All" or so-called patent medicine. Dr. Mor- riscy prescribed it for 44 years, and it cured thousands after other doctors failed Price, 60c. per box at your dealers or Father Morriscy Medicine Co., Limited., Montreal. E00 EXECUTORS NOTICE "TO CREDITORS. In the matter of the estate of Thomas Jackson, late of the Township of Elma, gentleman, dececsed, Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the statute 1 George V. (Ontario) Chapter 26, that all persons haying claims or demands against the estate of the said Thomas Jackson, deceased, who died on or about the twenty- ninth day of September, 1911, are Write, call or phone for particulars. WINGHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE Go. SPOTTON, President. Chas. W. Burns, Principal. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE. -- Alex. Morrison, auctioneer, has received instructions from the undersigned to sell in Atwood 7 cng © November Lith, at one o'clock reg e book cage, 2 roll top deske, high office desk, letter cabinet, ° | yed joint notes, or CASTORIA appro 8 per t. off for cash on 'orrest, Prop. * Le required to send by post prepaid or to deliver to Geo. Bray, Esq., at Lis- towel, Ontario, the solicitor for the executors of the said estate, on or before the twenty-eighth day of No- yember, A. 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The one to whom you give the sub- scription will receive free The Com- panion's Calendar for 1912, litho- graphed in twelye colors and gold, you, too, as giver of the subscription, will receiye a copy of the Calendar. THE YOUTH'SCOMPANION, 144 BerkeleySt., Boston; Mass. New Subscriptions Received at this: Office. Great Britain's barley acreage bas decreased by 130,734 acres this year. A Discovery of Vast Imporiance It Is Nov Adxitted That Bron- chitis, Asthma, Catarrb, Coughs, ond Colds Can Only Be Quickl7 Cured By Mixing a New Medi- cine With the Air You Breathe. thet. medi- e only treat- ment that will cure diseases, and that stomach medicines are Worse tarrhozon mere} difeaces ete an is) a very simple Yo 4 hy as {it 5°Catarrhozone treatment affords littls dreps of healing for sore places in the lungs, throat, and nasal passages. Catarrhozone Does This, And Cures chial ceived at the time of such distribut- --t-- ion, as aforesaid. you TAKE THIS Dated at Listowel this 27th day of Oct. A. D. 1911. = anes Georgg Lochhead, Geo. Bray, se dina aioe nga ost pein ee a arid I Gordon, _ Listowel, Ont. al CE tan OnE nea Buttale, Executors. - their Solicitor.) N. ¥. 0 i