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To ••
Advertisers
00-6rfor0iiIng.Olg of advertisement •
must .-be....handed, by Tuesday
• night, Small transient ads. will be '
received.up to Thnroday morning.
A coieliy, of.634) Germans is t� bela-
cared m the Peace River- countrynext
spring.
The Hindus have rejected 'George,
Swayne's Offer to go toBritish. Hon -
'duras, and will remain in British:col-
.
l'uratna-
.1VEr'W L M King has left OttavVa for
•Uhiiia, to take part in the Internation-
al Congress on the opium traffic.
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WINTER. TERM Opens
• jitnuary Ith,
MORE YOUNG PEOPLE
trained by our management than anY
ether in Ontario. Gr eat demand for our
gralitiatee as Business College Teachers,
Private Secretariee,,Oftlee Assistants, eto.
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CLINTON
tra-INEiS -COLLEGE
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PIMTURS DRA,TH lost Friday
forenoon.after a brief but seVereillnees
Mr javl Martin of Wawanosh 'palmed
away. Mr Martin was conitclous to
the last, and bid his wife and family
who were assembled at hie bedside,
farewell, a few minutes before he Pied
Mr Martin Was One of several brothers
vibe -NOVO. along the division lino,
When Wawanosh was new, being
among the pioneers. He WAS a etrong.
minded, far.seeing business man, and
one who Was fearleso in his denounci.
ation of fraud or bYPncrinY Of any
kind, when it cameutuler his notice.
Ble might also be called • the pioneer
Implement agentbr his section.having
for a number of, years away back 14
the seventies, acted as general agent
for Too Hall Mfg Co of Coheir& He
was also an upto.date and prosperous
farmer, his farm is among the best
improved in the township: Inleliglon
he was a resbyterian. He leaves a
widow, three sons and six daughters
to mourn his departure. The funeral
on Monday was one of the largest eyer
seen in Wawanosh. which is amide
evidenee of tbe high esteem in which
the decOesed"was held.
A Straornert-I Mrs ingold desire to
thank the neighborhood and vicinity
.for coming, and cutting end drawing
my wood home for Met% It certainly
was a surprise, as .t dia. not know or
expect anything of the, kind. I desire
to thank you all heartily for it,
Rullett - •
AN 6LDPIONEEILEWNE-On Tuesday
afternoeit of last week death took
*another pioneer from Hallett in the
Person of Francis Little at the age of
85 years, 'Deceased was born in
Ireland and Came to this country ever
55 years ago, first settling near Milton
AN:int 45 years ago he came to Rullett
to make ahonie for ins wifeandfamily.
He was married it Milton to his now
bereftpartner, Catharine Wallace,
family of ten Children were born,three
Of these havintt diedsince.those living
are Wna in Swan Lake, Mani. Mrs
Wro Mills.Winghameand Mary,Frank,
Thos. Kate and Jaenry at home. De- "
ceased. has been a Conservative all his
life and attended the Methodist church
The ft:metal took place from his late
residence. lot 22, con 12, (Thursday) at
two o'clock and interment was made
at the. 'Union cerrietery, Rev Mr
Currie, pastor, ccriducting„ the ger-
!lees.
The death of Win II Reed, of .con 10
E D Ashfield, occurred on • Monday
the 8th inst. - He was in. his 09th yea.
naesa-asss
WINTER SESSION
OPENS'Jan. 4th
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and Gel mini Ste., Toronto. Our
Catalogue explains our superior-
ity in Bquipmeet, Staff, Meth -
oda and Results. You are invit-
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in the kind of school work
which brings best success.
Address W. H. SHAW, Pres.
Ordered- IN 9_ r bReagPinade
Clothing LuOITISI1 OL- LrOUES flothino
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It's just li
Finding
Money.
Nobody questions the ad-
vantage there is in buying
e,o) • '
goo& where you can get the
best selections to choose
from, and at the same tinie
get the best values.
:We1we in extra welt -as.
sorted stock of
ovtecoAis
this season that means Dole
Jars Saved in buying to any
man requirin:g a garment of
this kind, as w.e have vAlues
to offer greater than ever
before.
this sea
r Big Sellers
n a re
,at POPULAR, PRIORS, ranging in
rice at $1.50 $10 and $12„.
We have some cheaper and some more expensive, but
these three lines should receive your careful, attention
before buying. '
.emon.htetho'..1)(tiC4a•-tittd. the Prices
OPNTON, ONTARIO THURSDAY DEOEMBER 17, 1908
OoderIch.
Rirrtinwon -A. MD. Allan returned
to Goderich Wit Friday evening, hem.
ing cone just resently from England,
where he wasengaged in floeting'._the
bonds of the Huron and Ontario Rail-
way. Company, Mr. Allan Says the
work of construction will be proceeded
with next season, and that engineers
are already engaged on the purvey.
Goderieh Is one of the points on the
propoeed route of the ituron and On•
tam RW14 47.
Dxa..,ra-The funeral took place on
WOW afterOOPNef Afre B 0 Belcher,
whose death occurred On Saturday at
the age, of lifty.four year& 7.he servic-
es wera conducted by Rev. R. W. Mill.
Yard,' pastor of Victoria St. Methodist.
Charon, in connection with" the Mio.
sionary sodiety and Ladies' Aid, of Waif a on OW George Green, now a
i
which the deceased taok an active n. • resident of Goderich, and was born
•terest, until her illness prevented her. and raised'in this • township, field
Mrs 1301eher's maiden name was Mary the very 'highest possible eateem. he
Oanteloo, and she was a dister of Mr D was a Ann' and invipg father,and the'
Quitelon,. formerly in the bakery bus- dein) sympathy shown the family Of
loess in -Goderich, who is now a resid- deceased was evinced by the exception.
ent f British onhunbia. gra. Currie, ally large number who attended the
of Goderich Tp!, is a. sister of the.de- funeral on Friday. It loe a very rare
ceased. Besides her husband,who was occasion when two hearses, are requir-
also formerly in the hakerybueiness in east one home at the game time, and
Goderieb, she leaves a faithy cf three werds scarcely deocribe the sadness of
sons and two daughters,. George, Sid. the' situation ; one set of pall-beiwera
ney and Harry, and Misses -Hattie and •officiated for both bodies. Mr. Green
Hazel. Among many beautiful floral, is survived by his wife, two daughters
'tributes' was a wreath from the Geder., and a son. He Was & COSISIStent mem-
icli company. •her of the Methodist church. The be,
0/188 DreausEIBD -A stilt oetween reavement is particularly severeonMrs
tha px.egent end late proprietors of the, Green.; being followed. as it it; this week
Bedford House was tried at 'the.bmother, Mre..lelin• etetwhaertit
county -(Mart last week. • The adieu 2'•, . • .
was for the value of certain artleleii :MILLED IN%JiIISEL-D. very sad anew
in the. hotel,which Mr. Fred piWiskthe °coned On Tuesday. on the Lake
present proprietor of the hotel; claims Shore read, whereby Mr, Donald Mc,
were sold to him when he purchased Kenzie instantly lost his life. With a
the business,:hut which it afterwards young mail named- Pickle' he was en -
developed did not belong to the yen- gaged in getting out saw loge on his
dor, Mr Jonathan Miller who is now own farm, and was endeavoring to
proprieterof a hotel at. Carlow. lir ease 'several that had . lodged across
Millr eclaims that the purchase price one another. Hie position was slight•
of the business was a lump sum,. and ly dangerous: and Pickle warned him,
that there was noparticulat guarantee but he thought there was no inairiedi
as to any articles, Mr Davis,however ate 'danger, when a log unexpectedly
took an inventory of what was in the slipped and caught, him-, across the
hotel, and seems to have understood breast, instantly crushing bislife out.
.he was purchasing the.. articled on the He was about 45, years of age, and
Inventry. Mr Miller, dot up a punter . leaves a wife end tbree'cbildren. . He
claim; but the jury reported in favor was a staunch member of the Bayfield
of the dismissing_ of both claini and Presbyterian Churoh, a man who Was
counter claim, Bank party pays his held in the very highest esteem, and
•own costs. ", • whose untimely death has caused
The death took: lace in widespread sorrow. MrMcKenzie- also
Goderich..Friday morning of Mr leaves an unmarriedreister and his mo-.
Joseph &war, at the age , ef a. they,. whe is 80 years of age, both a
Years and nine months.: The deceased whorl' made their homes -with him.-
had a•ParalYtie stroke.about five years Ha was making arrangements for the'
ago and , another stroke a few days kgo erection of a new barn during the coni -
she never rallied. She was a native 'ing Opting. On Sunday night :he had
•of.Scotland and came te, this country charge of the Endeavor meeting 'at
•tvich her parente.when quite young, Bayfield, and it was remarked at the
hw•
the fainily first settled in the Towiiship time ow ell he conducted it.
of Hay. .About forty years ago she
was married in Goderich and had re-
sidedthere for about thirty years', Ilv. Tukersnlith
ing also at times at Stratford, - Point ANOT,Es-The initial Christmas' Tree
Edward and Sarnia her husband being entertainment was abandoned thiS
a G T R eiiineer. Since returning to year; • owingto the prevalence of
Goderichshe lived here for the past whooping cough among the children,
mber ram here took in the
num Years.' he deceased is survived A large nu
by two daughters Mrs Thoe church °Penh"' ;and tbWI OPPOr at
patrtek, of Sarnia,and Mrs 111 Malcolm Proceileld on' 1nesday,
of Gocleric f Mr W. (). Landsboro. iv.ktmee'r
wiNs_ wAGita so.a.,Ajoinii3eibitig Mv largely attended on. VVednesday lest;
Landeshoro, we understand, is giv.
vise which Was :triett., here at th
county court noVir ;being held by Hise. Mg up farming. Mr and Mrs Charles
Honor Judge Doyle, was tjiit of Hill ,
vs Moyes, the -:plaintiff being the
chauffeur who was employed by 3 W
Moyes, (3 E'crf Toronto,who has charge
of the construction of the Ontario'
West Shore Electric 'Railway.. Mr
'Moyea is alettrtlfe general Manager of
the Huron Construction Company
fstd.,, which has -the dentraqt froni -the.
railway company Ifiii4kork of-eon-
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DENIM QV Mn. aim MISS ORVILN;-
,13rlei reference was made last week to
the death of Miso Abigail Olefin, and
her father, Mr, &dm B. Green, both of
Whoop deaths' were looked for, and yet
both of Which caused imam oadneos
and gioem. Miss Green gay ti up her
studies at Clinton Collegiate owing to
illdess, and has Peen gradually failing:
she was k Most lovable girl, and ex
dresslons. of sincere regret at her de,
mise were voiced on all sides. Her
father had been in declining health
for some time, add though there was
no hope of his recovery-. the end was
not .expected so soon. The death adds
daughter 411, Virednesday had a very
• visible effect upon . him, for he never
rallied from the shock so caused. He
Layton contemplate. taking .a trip to
13etroit,the home of the latter's mother , ont•ay a oa 9 . . g M. Sl. will hold their. .monthly meeting
at an early date. .. 1 for R. Adams ; there were 27 barrels onTuesday, the 1.7th- in the schoolroom
weighing a total of 8100- ilia ; hew is 1 at the.. church. Prayer Prayer . Meeting and
; ;
. . -
. Porter's 11111 • that -for a -good load? .- Mrs R Bruce,' of raise - for the, cantata:. will be on
. . . the 12th eon,' is in a very preearmus. ,, uesday night. The Sacrament of the
inyrEs.4,it zen:i.j..ii.ott of. washing .matitotnedrzpariledseTn4t.ef.aTdanyeroetWpeaosple7a•yrTnshg i
i Lord's Supper will be dispensed here in
ton is visiting at hip father's. Mr ' Wiri the 'church on .the 27th of .December:
Elliott's., ale • and,. mre..,0 3v potter, taxes,' The Municipal pot•has. just be. Miss. Lizzie-, Linklater returned 'last.
for struetton, and he employed. the plain-. 'week. MrSS Mair of Byron and Miss are on the Move. '0. W. Holmes and gun to ' Warm up v several candidates.
with friends near Stratford. Mr. and
:called on friends.. in- Colborne this Week from spending an enjoyable time
inaction with - the. work. • The,. action McOlennan of Detroit,' is • Visiting :ail ,
-, weekl'he is goiogto teach echool. We 3 NO :•Holmes start . for Ottawa this.
are sorry toherethat the wifria Mr. .
• Mrs Hillary Horton and children, .paid
."tiff to operate an autothobile for • thi; . Nixon of Springnank spent a few dav
a visit to. thelatter's sister, Mrs. John
. use of the engineers and others in 'con:;- attJohn 'Cox's this week. •Miss Maggie
.
was for wages. hutMr Moyes • had a Mrs 'TiChborne's. Mrs Morgan an was a moving picture 'shout here lest Eickly, of Port Albert, on Sunday.
Mr. 'Joe MeNevin, of Goderich ,was a
' counter claim for damage' to the daughter Pearl, who lave . been visit-. Thos. 'Manning is seriously ill. There
caller in our burg. on Monday. Mr,
maehine which he cline:led- Was , done tug in the neighborhood,. returned te week f there was a 'small crowd t° see Mark Horton! of ,Rayfield road,•Goder-•
through the negligenceofthe plaintiff . GOderich . on Thursday last, mt,e it hut they say it was ferV, good and fah; visited his brother here for a few
brothers John. eigi Harry, 'f:oung of .
he- have been more. - W. Grainger & Son
had it been better known there would days.
Cross) which the young people of this
.The Cantata (The • Conquering
' Mr Mores also clamed thatpersonally . Dalton, - Of. Kietail is vieiting r
he did not bite the plaintiff.- but was .'
acting in big Capacity as manager 'cif the cut line i•-•., ,,,a -. • . have ifold to W B Cockburn,Of Water- burg have been practising for the last
down ani 4 • calves n er, ;heissHamilton,starting
ji;gb ual db 451 r yci oat
on Monday evening, the 21st. It: is
the coneteuction Company. ' The jury , XMAS Tneir.,n't forget the 'Xmastwo months.,will be given in the church
boweVar; rettirnecra' verdict for the tree and entertkiMnent in Bethei
missal. • • • .: ' • • • eo.eaby Professor 'Cook of Goderich:
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' "•' ' ' • church on Wednesday evening 23rd 1 has thought -that, shorthorns are tie
plaintifffor $126, the full amount , of that theGrainger herd's., that a good many may donee and enjoy
hoped.the weather willhe favorable so
his ;claim with the exception ' of one inst. An excellint programme is be- bed kind and • 1 the evening. A silver colleetion will '
BLOOM() RAILWAY -The. . •
-.- Work On instrumentat music by- Mr. and Mrs T ' Op
the best he has seen. , -
. . linbUrn - ,
week's wages in lieu of notice of die- ing provided vvhich will ' ccnsist . of , . . .,- . be taken up.
the Ontario West Shore Electric Rail- A McDonald and other talent will be ENDiG-Opening Servicee; Of °the. ' • . .
way word Goderinti to Kincardine is utdised,both foreign and loeal in read-'• Baptist
vices nThlirCifite°rnn Sundayo onan eafitd jeenr A. . . StailleY . '
A. PIONEER'S DEATH—One of the few
remaining links that bound •the past •
progressing. The ' necessary concrete Inge, recitations, dialogues and etc. ing 'at 7. Preachers. Revs. T. W.'
Tues -
abutments EttPort Albert are in course Come •one, ' :come all and spend ' a 'Charlet:worth and W. Raithby. B, A., with;the present. was. broken on Tpes-.
of being put in other work of this pleasant evening. with. 13ethel Sunday day by the death of Mrs Abigail Stew-:
natureis 'ming laid out.. • Negotiations school, • a small adniisaion - will be ing, for which an eficellent prpgram of
Sapper and concert on Illonday even-
,. . art, relict of 'the late Jelin Stewart, of
are in progress for the securing of Suit- charred.. - • ' the 5th con., in her .73rd year. • She
able, premises in Goderich for the biertd •
.: -- vocal and. instruniental music has been . ,,
• experienced a. stroke of paralysis a
been crosed yet: The preliminary Weak -... -•:- , prepared. , -. . . •
She was formerly a Miss Tweedie, and
'efficeirpf the Conipany, .but havanot, . IloknesvIlle ,„ ,_ .‘,. week ago from which she never rallied
in connection with the Maitland River iar-oroteritite :- On Tuesday. . last . the for the Methodist entertainment have, ANTERTAINMENTz- -.Lae committee .
was raised near Smith's Valls, coming
the power for the operation of he monsters held their Annus' oyster. at sortie expense, secured talent for. a
g7 with INV deceased.husband,on the farm
Power Company, which is to supply west on her wedding tour. arid settling .
reed, is a,ise well advanced. It is 'ex- auppee at Mr MUlluifiarida,. and. a very first class concert, on Dec.23rd. Thou b
,on Which she has since resided over 50
pected the bonds of this Company will pleasant eiiening was spent. Quite a 'disappointed in eventnally secun
number were .present, and. all wereyears ago. The whole township was
be floated thortlyt either in New York more than pleased with the accommo the Wingham quartette first stated,
a wilderness, and her experience was
Or Boston, . Specifications' have been dation nrovided, having spared no ,
. • have Managed to obtain the servicei
that of every woman who went thro"
-prepared for the electrical machine?. 8hristaias falling -On the next night of of the 'Clinton quartette, of Well
a pioneer's hardship with her husband "
needed for the power honed. but it s ' .. '
. aine to have everything satisfactory; known reputation. . Mr. George W.
in helping to hew out 4 home for them.
probable that a telp triSwitzerle,nd will Pearson. vielinist, will alsObe present.'
selves and family. ,She was a Presby•
be necessary before &contract is closed regular ineeting of the Ceurt it has The elocutionary part of the program .
been decided to same on Tues- y Itifit avrtrude L. terian, and a woman of strong pomp -
desired. • The building of the 30.foot ern thetnselvo accordingly. will be la
NoTES.--The funeral' of the 4 months many warm personal friends. She
as machinery- of special constructionis pay, the 22nd, and members will goy- Hart, of .Renson. ' , - . ality and convictions, having a greet
dam, it is said, be started in the spring NOTEe-yke Forester oyeter suppe
.
old child ably and Mrs M. Armstrong leaves three sons: Adam, °tithe home-
dam,
the work gone ahead, with in time W„its c. kgrAind._ _. success ,149b Thorsatot took place on Monday, . cenducted • by stead ; John, in Goderich Tp. ; Charles
I Rev. A. E Jones. interment in Ball s in ;louden. Her daughters are: Mrs X
to supply the power for the road; Ne, . night; eeerynorly going away well
gotitttons are also in progress for the pleased with their evenings entertain. ceinetery. Mre Wm. Pollock and two B Green, Goderich Tp. ; Mrs W Glenn,
sale of power in places °aside of God-, Inept, Don t forget the Public school children, who have spent several Stanley; Mrs D Ross, Clinton, and Mrs
erich. : . months with her father, Mr. Willard,. Parks, LaRivetie„ Man. Besides these
returned to Flint, Mich., this week 4 and some Other relatives, she leaves
• Mr„Willarcl leaveanext week to Opend twenty-one ;grandchildren to reseUrn
the winter • with his son Charles, Of the logo of a kind and indul ent grand,
Haitillton. Books to the amount Of narentt ldhe was left a widow or 1809.
aboilt $40 are to be added to the Public The remains were interred in Baird
Library shortly. The date of the „Knox Cenestery on Thursday, Dec 171h; . •
S. S. Christmas tree is yet indefinite. Werra - Mr, Richard Jennison. has
1
Mrs Sas. Medd leaves on Monday for a been ailing for some time, and is still
visit extending over the holiday Settann unwell; We hope for his speedy recovl
ittaceig relatives at Fairview,. . near sty, Mr Charles Stewart, of London
Peternoto. .Methodist gervice next was visitinghis motherduring the first
Sunday evening is withdrawn foe, the of the week, but returned again On
Baptiet opening. E. Krenling,Water. Monday.
leo; is at, present 'dotting his Meter,
Mrs George Denstedt. Mies timing,
Krehling id the [omit of her dentin.
Mrs. Geotge Denstedt.
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•CITURVII ,OPENING
ST. JOSEPH:S. CHURCH.
The opening of the handsel)* new Church of St. Joseph takes *place
Sunday next„ at 10 a, m: It, promisee to be a special event in Catholic
circlesThe ceremony will be performed by Rt, Rev. Monsignor Meunier
or Windsor, A.dministr or of the Diocese of London. He will be assisted
by several priests, especially the previous pastors. Rev. Father 'Vilest, of
St. Thomas. has been invited. and. promised to attend. The sermon on the
occasion will be preaelied by Rev. Fr. Hurley, of Toronto, a Professor at
St. Michael's College: anda prominent preacher. In yiew of the general
interest taken in the important event, a description of the building May be
of interest to the public. It presents a very fine and imposing appearance,
and from an architectural point of .view credit to the town of Clinton,
and a beautiful inonument of the zeal and generosity of the congregation
" of St. Joseph. It is of Gothic ikesign, having'a fine tower, and large vestry.
The `bricks used in the building were supplied by the Milton Pressed Brick
Co, The stone trimmings and ornaments were the work of the •Uanadian
Art Stone Co, cif Toronto. The coursing stone in the basement came from
the Thames Quarry Oo., of St, Mary. Inside; theapruiarance is chaste and
elegant. It is stucco fiLished, with black ash and cherry trimmings, finish-
ed in the natural wood. The nave of the church is ample and commodious
and the chancel pleasing. The seating of the church was supplied by the
Valley pity Seating Co., of Dundee. The gallery for thechoir is large and
convenient. A fine new Doherty Organ has been installed, through their
agent, Mr Wesley Walker. The eleetrle fixtures were installed, by Mr. J._
Stevenson, and were specially made by -a Toronto firm The church proper
is heated by hot air, the furnaces being manufactured by the Western
Foundry Co„ of Wingham, and installed by Harland Bros. The carpet,
etc„ were bought from Messrs Tozer & Brown. Altogather the
work reflectsgreat creditto both the pastor. Rev. Father. Hanlon, and his
• generous congregation, The building was designed by Mr. W, Ireland,
architect from Stratford. Mr. Thomas McKenzie was the contractor for
the entire work, which is a guarantee of its work and excellent finish. The
brick work was clone by Mr Dan Prior ; the cement and stone work by Mr.
H. Hill ; the plastering by Mr J Gardner ; painting and glazing by MesOrs.
Copp and Kaiser. The memorial windows have beendonated, but will not
be ready for at least a couple of months. There will be a big attendance
at the opening, and all will be made welcome. The evening service will
commence at 7.15 p.m. Vespers and Benediction will be sung and a special
sermon preached. A specie offering will be taken up at both services, and
no doubt the collection will be a generous One,as it will be in aid of the new
building. Rev. Fr. Hanlon. who was/instrumental in. having the church
• erected.,and who has closely watched its progress,is to be heartily congrat-
ulated on his success. • .
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Londesboro
NoTes-Nixon Bulger and his son
John, formerresid4nts. of this place,
spent ft few days here; the former lives
Constance •mEr se her Hot Water Bottles °ham-
s NoTER--Mret Eispler, of Kinistire ,,Olikciviteapsirtsesni ato t, anyi,other things th
parents, Mr: and MrS1 W. Dunlop, and. s resentseekers,
ask., is at present the guest of her
E1IF YQU
NTEND,
Purobaeing a Christmas Gift for
Mother, Father, Sister, Brother,
• or anyone else, dear to yav. We
cordially invite you to inspect
our !stock of pretty. things and
. wish you to feel that yoo, are
' under no obligation to buy,
and Oa we
Perpir saoroeasReasonableawoyfor.
you,
W.A. NicConn 011
• Bun,-
C.P.R. Telegraph Agency
• SlunnterhIll
ENTERTAINMEIVT-An entertainment
will be held in S S No. 4, (Nesbitt's) on
Tuesday evening!, Deer! 22nd. The
program will consiet of dialogues, reel.
tations, vocal and instrumental mimic.
opular Presents at
()pular' Prices4e--
lio' pouches, Cigars nd Smokers Supplies,
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EOM , GENTLEMEN
Military Cases and Brushee Ebony
Hair, Hat, cloth and Shaving Brushes,
Razors and Razor Strops, the best Pipes,
)/ . FOIL LADIES
$Dressing Cases in Ebony. Alanioure
Cases in Ebony, lliirnits. a _fine assort-
;. Bmre4nath es Hair,mamaHnaat g, s , C lando t hp oaonkdo t Bonnettooks. .
Perfumes, our stock a /Inas perfumes
is unexcelled forehoiee odors and beauty
$ of Pa.ekages,
$. ,
• FOIL.THE.EMILDILES get's, Rod*:
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in Manitoba and the latter in British other friends. Mrs. Donald Weir and
house and lot of 0 W. Holmes,opposite parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Britton. •
Columbia. Mr. Lyon has bought the childrqn, is at present the est of her
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tne Methodist Church, and inovel into Mrs. George Stephenson is at present
it. this week, Mr George Longman has laid'up with rt.'very severe cold. Mr. ' Phna B
taken up his•AOOMM•Lendesboro 0os. .A ems jr, does not improVe . .11annioetnrind 431!1 lot •
week. A meeting of the shareholders ) very fast. R. Clarke was last V.OFk in
of the CrearneryWas held on the Nth, (a.iderich. ,
and they agreed to go into liqindation '
as the company is in it poor financial - • Leentirn
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DEArit-The death of Robert- thin
came as a shock to the people of thig
vicinity, as he had only beeneick for a
couple of days. Mr Yuill passed away
onSaturday in the 61.t year of his age.
Ile settled irdlorries number of years
ago, on lot 18, con 4, where he built a
beautiful home. Two years ago he was
a member Of theliforristownehip coun-
cil. In religion he adhered to Mertes-
byterian Olitirch,and in politics he was
a Conservative. His vidie nredecertied
him about seven years. He leaves to
Mourn his loss two sons and three
daughters.
examination on Friday next. Mow
atria Walters left for Ottlifornia on
Tuesday morning. Mies Susie Acheson
was at Brucefield to the church
opening at that place lest week, Mrs
Mulholland Jr., of tiluelph, ls„visiting
Mr AV Mulholland& The soda!, after-
noon held holt iharsclay by the
Woman's Instittiteat Mrs W Jenkins
was a decided success; there was a
good attendance, ,
ItiteOur --The following is a
report of the pupils' of S S No 8 for the
month of November bailed on regu.
levity, good deportment and general
proficiency: 5 Emmeline 11-011alad,
Lizzie Bedard, Will Carter, Percy
Munifthge, Frank Williame. Sr 4. --
Lorne Jervis, Walter Melton, Lorne
MeCartne , P OlIddon, Art Farren.
McCartne 1, Ella COOknigh, Ernest
Albert rooter, Norther% Holland,
Charlie Lattle,‘..Jr 4 -Joseph Palmer,
Lottie Layia, Delbert littlier. Sr 3 -
Stella Nelson, Carl Moir, Clarence
Connell, Frank Jenkiti&ArnoldAleock
Edna Farrar. Jr LaVie,
Carter,0 Holland. Sr 2 -Elva Proctor
P Palmer, Verna Jervis, Stewart
Matt, Roy 1101101inthl, Alvin
Leonard,Lesliti Huller, 1.)aniel Glidden
Milton Holland, Leslie Jervis. ()Often
Prector. Pt 2....Dianehe Nele0n, Fred
Salborne
N0T03-M. SehWannthad the nuefor,
tune to tete a very valuable horse last
week. Mike Ohler is suffering consid-
erable inconvenience from a sore eye.
S 0 Dumb is On the sick list; 0 R For.
riter entertained a eleighlead of young
people on Monday evening last. illtee
Mary Blake is visiting with her sister.
Mrs SchWenZ, Miss Edith Divest has
returned hOrrie from extended *bit
In Zurich and Claude htitch.
hOme was the Deene Of a dancing
Christmas Gifts
in Ebony.
Ebony Oleth Brushes $1 to $2.60.
Ebony Military Brushes, 0150 to.
$3,511 per pair
Ebimy Hair Brushes. 75e to 63,00
Ebony Hat Brushes, 50c to 411,00
Ebony Bonnet Brushes 75c to $1
Ebony Miners, ....$1.75 to $3.00
Ebony Nail Files . . .. ...30c to 40c
Ebony Nail Polishers..25c to 75c
RE.bbeonnyY Puff Boxes
Zxoemsb and Miner
Ebony Manhiciwe Sets
J. E..11ovey
Dispensing Chemist.
Otttigantion
NOrns -Niles Eichards, who for two
seasons has been I Walkhortee inliliner
left on •Tuseday for her home in St,
Mary's. Miss Roberta spent Saturday
In Goderich. Mts. Plato(*) left last
week for St. Marys, where she will ili
spend a few Weeks with friends. The
English Church. Christmas tree is bill!.
ed -for Priday night Of this Week, On
Wedneeday night Of nest Week the
PreihYterian Sunday 8011001 Will bola
a Christi:ass Tree and entertainntent,
TheAfethodist Sunday School will gift
pelt/ On Friday evening last. If it be Lexie, we, Ameek. pt Brune a'aohaetit iii.the A. cultural Hall on
not out of place we would like to ask Holland. , IsT6 on roll 42. Average 00. Obtletntal night.
our poet for another contribution, N W Trewartha, too, her. • hif good,
Ch ristni-as
Fruits
Dont spoil zoii Christmas Cake
for lac of fruit, when -
you can get
3 lbsnew selected Italaitsatie
13 ” " 81
lbs Uld • '6 " 230 •
3 lbs Cleaned' eartants..25e
.Neiv hnported Peels
Orange far. . ...20 per lb' •
Lento* • .
CltrOn
Shelled Almonds 35e. per 111
Shelled Walnuts 34 per lb
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W. T. O'NEIL
THE RUB GROCRIL
AO.L...8 ON A N K
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eapitai, 1 1 • $0,500,000
. Rest Fund, p. $3400,000
05 Brainchos anada, and igeniff and Correspondents In elk
the Principal Cities itt the Weird. :
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