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goodwill"- its
nd wishes the
mmbor friends in
)10V0 their real
tis bo clone ?
ley are asking.
adless variety o?'
ties, suitable for
might mention
,fur Coats, Fur
rs, Muffs, Boas,,
irsinn lamb, As-
te, and nice imi-
ick. Gloves, in
Kids; Driving
Ifortable; Cloth
Boots and Shoes
tsh, carpet, cloth
plain, button,. •
ltle Jerseys:
'groceries--every-
for the holiday
sences, spices,&os
us fora $. They
11 FOOD, We lead
Sugars. Please
tho great Tea
is a Merry Xmas
McINTYRE.
Brown Anchor,
board of direc-
lenry, Wbliard
1), John Gilles'
0, were all re.
loot was elected
solders and Jas
the Directors.
success is due to
sanufactured by
Oliver, and the
r H D Render.
season's make
f,Wales.
b'ut what might
is accident, 00. -
age On Tuesday
t Lawreocw,who
14, East Wawa -
farm across the
;et across to do
the conclusion,
Iver was rather
ade through, to
When he was
e,. he thought he
this time. So
red one team on
drove his team
vent well, till he
ern bank, when
:ontact .'. ith the
I could not stir.
undered around
[Kiln ie the river
Ind horses went
le horses' heads
Jawr011Ce man-
es free from the
another, the one
00 one sine and
Ker side In the
attached to the
twn out.
anosh.
•111 Council met
ccording to sta.
present. The
November show-
aid expenditure
led. Moved by
)y ?dr Todd, that
;1.50, for damage
in repairing road
ars voting nay.
:hat the time for
extended. On
iaillie and Todd,
ne the roll was
first meeting in
Mr Bowers, secs
.sat the Collector
the amount of
late George Mos
wed by Mr Bailie
)son, that Cullis
gravel and road -
ed. Moved by
by Mr Bowers,
d $2 for auditing
r writing minutes
$2 for school
Moved by Mr
r Mr Todd, that
r municipal clear
and the persons
)eputy Returning
by-law eoufil'tn-
ed : No 1 -Court
F G Ward,Deputy
'lo 2-D E Muni
:er, D E Munroe,
Officer ; No 3 =-•
Cameron,Doputy
'o 4 -Temperance
Ii Miller, Deputy
No 5 -- School
Gordon, Deputy
A large number
,seed. Theile will
,urer's statement..
sd to meet accord.
:. Mtr,tIT.u, Clerk.
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The llo' Place. on Earths to Buy' Your FALL and WINTER GOODS
The. Wholg. World Wants to buythe� BeBest1 THE HEST oBosirieso� Hid dor Your � >r
And the glace to do that
is at
tti ‘11 IME. T ck
s
Our Fall and Winter buying bas been done with a view of offeringyou the beat'qualitiesat the _
to closely inspect our variedcl e best figures, And we invite all who are in need of a FIITST-CLAS;S SUIT
STOOK OF OVE ROOATIN"GS, "O IST 5A .L� „LJ � -�j� S .L �' � _� .1.� 9v ?
which we are prepared to make up in the very latest style and best workmanship, having improved oar facilities for so doing.
WE STILL LEAD IN GENT'S FURNISHINGS
such as Shirts of all kinds, Cuffs, Collars, Ties, Gloves, and all descriptions of Underwear, in fact, everything to make you comfortable.
W e are also Headquarters for TRITNKS AND VALISES.
.IN OUR BOOT AND SHOE 'DEPARTMENT
you are especially interested, as you can find everything in that lino, from the largest to the smallest sizes. We especially invite your attention to our rew style of SEAMLES
BOOTS, which we are now introducing and which we feel, satisfied will give entire satisfaction. Never before have we been able to offer su large and varied°assortment of fresh
and pleasing styles in OVERSEIOES, RUBBERS and FELT GOODS, which we Lave in endless variety and of the best quality, namely, tl,e Goodyear Brand. And in order to
meet the wants of all, we have a good stock of Heine -made Men's Boots, and are prepared to make to order, on the shortest notice, that department being under the able rnanage_
ment of our old townsman, JOSEPH ItISDON, whose abilities in that line have become a household word.
In closing, we ask all and sundry to give us a call, as you will find the bottom knocked- completely out of the big prices.
REPAIRING done in the latest style of the art and utmost despatch.
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
N. B. -All Notes and Accounts must be settled by the first of December. We must have money to meet our obligatio`njs, J.
HOMUTH +( O N
, WHAT. THE FORESTERS THINK OP
THE LADIES.
)0,
• 1'1AIDp OP' CANADIAN GIIILS.
We see bee a report of a meeting, in the
Ancieni Forasfer, that at the anniversary
dinner of Court harmony, No 7045, given
at the Tremont House, Toronto, on the
17th ult, in replying to the toast of "The
Ladies," Mr J G Holmes said :
It is impossible to do justice to the toast
of "The Ladies," at this early hour of the
morning. It is now 2 o'olock; besides it is
not my strong poiut describing the numer-
ous beauties and perfections of the other
sex, My acquaintance with them has been
of the briefest possible kind. During my
ife I have been too busy in dry legal details
to extend by cultivation .that innate ap
preciation which I, as au Irish Canadian,
have for the ladies. Itis hard to describe
angels, especially to say, auything new in
describing them. I tell you the lathes are
perfect, aid when I have said that I have
said all. There are some carping critics
who find fault with them ; who say they
have little foibles and whims; that they
, are not to be depended upon,and that they
are fickle. I tell you that all these things
re untrue. Of course it may detract from
he•value of my statement -that I know
o little about them ; that I am not mare
ried, and that Ihave never needed to test
the fidelity of any one of them. But sti-fl
speaking from the experience of the past,
and judging from what the great writers
have said, I feel no -hesitation in saying
that the brightest creatures left out of
Heaveu are our own Canadian girls.
(Laughter) The lips that first kissed us
when we first entered' this vale of tears,the
voice that has cheered us as we advanced
along the dusty road of life, and the hand
that has soothed mankind in its dying
moments and ushered it 'into the grgat
hereafter,has been the hand of wowan,and
, should ever be held in reverence by us all
-children of women. Overlooking all the
imperfections and . trifling faults that
women may be said to have, the man will
bo improved and enobled by keeping ever
before him,ase, model the example of some
fair, grand, pure Canadian woman, and
in my case that is my mother.
•
r $100 Given away
This is our new cash system by which
we make a donation of $100 to our custom-
ers. We will give you a five cent money
order with each dollar's worth of goods
purchased at our store and when twenty
of these money orders are presented by
any one person we will cash them, paving
$1 for them ; or, when you buy 50 cents,
r more, worth of goods at one time, we
ill accept one as so much cash towards
ps.ying for same. We want everybody to
avail themselves of .this offer. Our store
is headquarters for everything in our line
and our prices are the very lowest. Come
and sec us and bring all your friends. Ask
for a five cent money order with every
dollar's worth you buy. Money orders
given only with cash purchases. C N
Gnosis, dealer in groceries and provisions,
the cheap eh and produce store. Motto:
Good g s and honest prices. Josephine
St. ugham, Ont.
--Having opened a custom tailoring ese
itablishment in this town, one door smith
of D Sutherland's stove and tinshop, I beg
to announce that I guarantee every suit
that leaves my shop to be a perfect fit and
`',w+arrant them to be built, by superior
down, only. Give us a gall, Satisfao•
Sten guaranteed. Charges as cheap as the
cheapest, Coatmakers wanted at once.
W J Jor1NSTON.
IYeaning's flouring mill, in Goder-
loll was totally destroyed by fire, on
Tuesday. Loss about $6,000. Inattred
in the Etna for $1,200.
•Glenfarrow• three years. He gives good reports ! y" --
Christmas is here,aud that old firm, of crops, but that one-half of the
namely : Turkey, Geese & Co are farmers have not threshed out yet. -
meeting with heavy losses, -Mr T Mrs Frank Ashton is sick again --
Anderson, who has spent the summer Miss Lizze Diment is also on the sick
in Manitoba,has returned home. -Mrs list. -The sleet storm of last week
Muir has gone to Port Huron to spend ( played havoc with the telephone wires.
the winter With her son. -John DI -141r F 1Vood has left for Hensall,
Campbell, of Seaforth. Collegiate Ins! where he will spend his Xmas poli,
stitute,is hotlie for his holidays. -Miss days with his parents -
Maggie Ballagh is over from Uncle
Sam's domains, visiting her sister, Mrs
Jos Biggins. -Miss Maggie Henning,
of Lucknow, is visiting friends here,_
On Friday evening, a nuinber of
the young people on the 6th line
gathered together at the residence of
Mr Joseph Higgins and spent a very
enjoyable evening. -Mr McCracken,
having resigned his position in S S No
,9, Mr R S Stewart, of Bluevale, has
been engaged as pedagogue for 1892.
Salary $450,
SUCCESSFUT. CANDPDATES.
WIiO HAVE PASSED AT THE RECENT
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.
BOARS FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will keep on his premises, Lot 39,
Concession 10, East wawanosh, durhtg the season, a
thoroughbred BERKSHIRE .BOAR, and also a largo
YoRR8DIRE BOAR.
Tnasis-$1 at time of service, with the privilege of
returning, i necessary.
IINEast awanosh, December 19th, 1891.DEA CON.
STRAY_ HEIFER.
Strayed from my place (Bluevale Road), on Mon-
day, December 14th, 1891, a two year old red and
white fat he'•
er. She has small horns turned in.
Any person ruing such information as will lead to
her recov •y will be liberally rewarded.
GEORGE SHAW,
WVi ant, December 19, 1891. Butcher,
TENDERS WANTED.
Tenders will be received up to JAN.
The Board of Examiners for the 20th, 1892, for the ERECTION OF A
CK County of Huron on the professional Concession 07,STurnbermryfa
. Plansoand
examination of candidates for 3rd class specifications can be seen at my residence.
certificates as public school teachers,in THOS. BOLT.
the Province of Ontario, completed the
examination on' Saturday last. The
following candidates have passed
AT GOPE1tIOH.
Florence E Bali, Annie Dalton, &pha
Essery, Allie M Johnston,Aggie Jones,
Mary Mc.tvor, Rosalie O'Reilly, Mary
Potts, Edith °Johnson, Ruby Robert-
son, Margaret Simpson, James J Olen.
nan, Albert Obristilaw, Geo A Foster,
Claude L Fisher, William Hogarth, WINCHAM.
Edmund Hamblin Jarvis Henry Alex'
TO FARMERS.
A Stone Chopper has been started in
Hastings & Riteliie's Cider Mill, in the
Town of Wingham. CROPPING done
at reasonable rates, and • satisfaction
guaranteed. Patronage solicited.
M. & J. ELLIOTT.
•
TO THE ELECTORS OF
Heine, Alex Moir,IIenry Morrish,Alex
McDonald, John McLean, John Mc. I ?ZS IC your 3•ZU9j3OTi to elect
r ay,George A Russel,Herlsert Thome- 711e as your Reeve for the en -
son, year.
()LINTON SUiti„'1ry cJ ear.
Agnes Eadie, Jennie Grant,Jemima • .I am,
Holmes, Lizzie Kinney, Janet Kirkby,
'Ida J Kydd, Jennie Mustard, Lizzie J
M�%0j17Jtir.?�J,/V.%�.
cLauchliu, Mary Smillie, Beatrice
Stonehouse, Emily Thompson, Robert December, 1891.
I' Fetguson, Edward IIagan, John
Holdsworth, Ddwin W Jarvis, John 0
Lindsay, Albert S Mot owell, Joseph
E McDonogh, Wm S McDonald, Wm
Rae, Win Robinson,Frank D Turnbull,
Andrew Taylor,Edgar Whitmore,Louis In the Foresters Hall, Bluevale,
Wild, John Wood.
The certificates will be mailed about
the 31st December.
S P HALLS, M A,
Sec of Board.
Goderich, Dec 21st, 1801,
Yours respectf'uZ?y,
TUR IBERFI Y NOMINATIONS
A meeting of the Electors of the Township of
Turnhorry will bo held
Blixevale
Manitobans blow about Manitoba,
but they seem lo like to come farther
south occasionally. -Mr John Fletcher
is now visiting friends and relatives in
Bluevale. Mr Pletcher lived here
about 20 years ago, and now resides
in Calgary. -Mr James Burgess has
returned from Turtle 14Mul1tain Dis•
trict, Where ho has been for about
-ON--
MONDAY, DEC. 28th, 1894
as. 12 O'CLOCK, NOON,
For the Nomination of fit and proper persons for
Reeve, Deputy -Reeve and three
Councillors,
For tire. year 1802 and if a Poll is demanded such
Poll will he opened on MONDAY THE 4th DAY OF
JANUARY, 1892 at the following places, namely :
Pollingl, Sub -Division NO 1. At the School House,
Lower Wingham, A 0 McDonald, Deputy Itoturning
Officer.
Polling Sub -Division No 2. At Sault's Hall, Blue.
vale, John Burgess, Returning Officer.
Polling Sub•Divislon No 8, At11tcPherso,As School
Ilona°, Tom K Powell, Deputy Returning Officer.
Polling Snb•Divisi0n NO 4. At Seett's School
House, Geo B Scott, Deputy Returning Officer.
Said Poll to be Opened at 0 o'clock a, ret., and kept
open till 5 o'eluck p.ret„ and no longer,
JON BURGESS, Retuning Ofileer.
Turnberry, Deecmbcr 19th, 1801.
= i 1 °21271 ii en
Growing
Too "'as
"zcas:a ii .` ... fretful, without ei+or-
i gy, i11i.a = ;ci �:^ Ic. Fortify and bti,id
1 "9 >i
c4i
Ll �rr,.a�tk��"uEt i 1t'i
i • ltd
OF PURE ODD LIVER friL tts lO
14' 'OPHOSPKITor1
CtSf ILiiteao aired. Sod.
Palatable as Milk. AS A PREVENTIVE OR
CURE OF COUGHS OR COLDS, iii BOTH
THE OLD AidD YOU11O, IT IS UNEQUALLED.
Genuine made by Scott & Bowne, Belleville.
Salmon Wrapper: at all Druggists, 50c, and
$1.00.
i
CROSS -CUT SAWS,
•We have in stock :
TEIE LEADER,
THE SILVER STAR,
THE LA NCE• r00111,
1:I,
THE NICKEL STEEL,
THE FOREST B.EA.ETT
THE LA -ROSE; PRIDE,
THE (IMPROVED) CII,1.MPioN.
p� vuiany ee s
in the Pufflpkin? '
-2 N' --
M. PATTE RSO N'S
EWELY
There will he THREE PRIZES given to the three
successful persons guessing; the nearest to number of
seeds in pumpkin.
Persons buying 50 cents worth of goods from Id.
Patterson from December 1'21h till January 1st, will
bare a guess.
Ilr. Bullard, the Constable, and Mr. Clegg, the
Mayor, will count the seeds in the Pumpkin on dao.
2nu, the day the Prizes will be given.
If more than one person guesses the exact num-
ber, they will guess off for fleet place.
1st Prize, a $5 Cruet Stand or a $5
Watch.
nd Prize, a $3 Butter° Cooler or
Ladies' or Gent's Chain.
Srd Prize, a 1 .5 Alarm Clock or
a Brooch.
Persons buying Xmas G nods, come and have a
guess and take a prize. Clouse and see our large
stock.
PATTERSON, the Watchmaker,
\VI.\ GHA' L
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
Pursuant to the Revised Statutes of Coterie, 1337,
chapter 110, section 80, the creditors of Thome,
IIestings, late of the Township of Tutnbeuy. in the
County of Huron and Province of Ontario. yeoman,
who died on or about the 23rd day Of October, A, D.
1801, aro required to send to J. A. Morten, of the
Town 01 Wingliatn, in thoConntyof Huron, Solicitor
for the ands signed Administrator of the sold de.
ceased on or before tho 31st day of December, A. D.
1801, their names, addresses and descriptions; the
full particulars of their claims ; a statement of their
030000ts and the nature of the securities (it` any)
held by then; mei notice Is hereby given that the
said Administrator will immediately after the last
mentioned day [proceed to distribute the assets of
the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only 10 the Claims of witicir he shall
then have had notice.
DAVID IIY. HASTINGS, Administrator.
.0, A. MORTON, Solicitor for Estate.
Wingham, 24th November, 1801.
ALSO
A very tine assortment of
AfIK
CLINE
,Fs.e'y
STONE 11LO CII.
SAVE 'IOU MONEY
and those wishing to make a Christmas
present can be satisfied and well paid by
calling and purchasing any of the fol-
lowing:
llIG I!STS' SEND st' IES -
ANI)
FANCY COORS,
COMPRISING
DRESSING CASES,
]..e other, Plush and Oxidized Goods.
Also, a good assortment of
PIPES,
P i RSES OF ALL KIND'S,
l3RYJSEIES LIKEWiSE,
(qv; nn oxtrn- asserttfent of •
t";; "Don't fort• 't the place, 2 doors
south of Post 01.ico.
A. L. IAMILTON' ,
Druggist, Winghanl.
I' OR SALE,
Lot No. (i, and the E. 1. of Lot No. T,
lith Con.Turnberry---150 acres; 90 acres
cleared; wvol1 fenced; frame house and
other buildings; good orchard; cheap, on
time. Apply to
M. C. CAMERON',
Or Goderich,
WM. McPIIMP,ON,
Glenfarrow P. O..