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1 WXNGIAM TIMES, DECEMBER 24, 1897.
WORTH OF
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in Fancy Bottles for Xmas Presents.
We have all the latest odor:, styles
and shapas.
Call and see them even if yon don't
want to buy. They are lonely, at
COLIN A. CAMPBELL'S
DRUCT STORE.
Doors South ar Post Moo. ��• T. �� �•
ADV.t Rv T FRS.
Notice of changes trust be left at this
office not later than Saturday
noon. The copy for changes
must be Left not later than Tues.
day evening. Casual advertise.
ments accepted up to noon
Thursday of each week.
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k'KIDAY,DECEMBE; 24, 1997.
CLINTON.
Alessi's. Harland Bros. have order.
ed an improved acetylene gas getter.
ti<tor, and expect tE, have their premf-
Fes. illtlnifuated by the new light be-
fore Christmas.
The stock of W. H. Beesley &
insolvents, has been pttrelitised by
Mr, Danford Roach, of Newmarket,
evlio will open up in the old Beesley
stand, Mr, Roach paid 40 cents on
the dollar for the stock,
The other morning, 111r. Wm
Weir, of the Bayfield road, was out
prised on entering. his stables, to
find the floor an the, Investigation
led to the belief that the fire had
been started by a tramp who had
spent the night there. The tramp
was captured and brought to Clinton
where he spent a few hours in the
cooler, but was eventually liberated,
as the evidence scarcely warranted
his detention.
Ford and Murphy have improved
the appearance of their meat market
by an external and an internal Beat
of paint,
A curling club is being organized
in town, among the lovers of the
Scotch game. Mr. Sehrenk is build-
ing a rine at the tear of the Com.
therein' hotel, for the exclusive use
•of the curlers.
Thomas Noble, who recently gave
up farming in Hulett owing to ill --
health and moved to town, passed
away ou Monday at the age of 57
years. The eause of,death was can—
er of the stomach. Deceased was a
stet retiring man, taking no special
art in public affairs, and was high -
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West Eearon Farmers. ly esteemed by those who knew him.
A rEttl sUCCEssFUL IN8TICTE MEET- (
ING HELD AT nJ MILLER.. f
e was an Episcopalian in religion
lid a Conservative in politics. The
anent" took place on Thursday.
The anniversary services of the
aptist Church, were held on Sunday
hen Rev. James CQUIts, of Ailsa
raig preached. On Monday even.
g, he lectured on "Our Native
and."
On Wednesday Richard Haywood
turned front Gravenhurst Saniter.
m, whither he had been sojourning
r the benefit of his health,,
Mr. Ed. Q. Holmes, is confined to
s room with an attack of eonges
,n of the lungs.
D. Ferg. Macpherson has been con
ed to the house for several days
rough illness.
Monday evening, Rev. 0. L. Mills,
returned missionary from the
rth-west lectured in St. Paul's
,00lrooni on "Life Among the
tekfeet."
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) s. Blackail and Ball have de.
tied about 2,OJO cattle in this'
ghborhood, during the past sum -
r and fall.
�Ir. S. McCorvie is in Kincardine
a few days, on business.
Ir. A. I'oussettc, of, Sarnia, has
a representing the Canada Life
urance Co., in town for the past
dues,
WEST WAWANOSII.
pretty wedding liar occurred at
ekville,in which Ottawaris IAN be I
crested, Tee "lite was Miss
feudal c udal of that town, and the
'ni wa Mr. Hebert -angles of
nth waitc, Man, Rev, 1V A.
enzie, B. A., B. D., performed
ceremony on Wednesday, Dee.,
The bridesmaid was Miss A.
an, sietcr of the bride. and the
msinan, 14 r. Jute Shearer, of Ot—
tawa, The guests included, Miss M.
G. Brown, Kemptville ; Miss S. A.
Aldgers, Smith's Falls, and Mrs. J.
Shearer .of this city. Mr. and Mrs.
Ingiea left on the 5.30 train, to visit
friends in Smith's Falls and Toronto,
also in Hingham and vicinity,_..ot-
tavra, Evening Journal Air. Ingles
is a son of Air. John Ingles of West II
War. anosh.
Public meetings of the West Huron •B
Farmers' Institute were held in
«fedefil.l's hall, Benmiller, on Friday w- afternoon and evening, December
10th, Notwithstanding the incessant L
�n
elownpour of rain the hall was well
filled at the afternoon meeting by re
tt,e farmers of the surrounding ru
taeighborliood. President Bailile oe— ill
eupied the,rhair with his usual ability
'and Secretary Lockhart was also bi
found in ifs place,
14r. Roderick. Young was intro, tic
1 ucect as the first speaker. Ile dealt fin
with his subject, `•(Jf,rn Growing and
. the Silo," iea. ewer, concise and th
praeticel wanner and, although a a
maiden .effort its this way, was a de- No4Cided success. Messrs, Elford, Blake,
Young, Bailie, Kernighan, Hill and c'cl
other's took part in the discussion. Bla
Elia ee 1V, Campbell; Provincial hor
Road 'Commissioner, was the next
speaker, lie congratulated the peo•Itucs
pie of Huron on their comparatively I
goad roads, second to none in the 111 for
P
bee
Ass
few
rovenee, but far from perfect. With
n. little combing off' the sides and
adding more crown, the scale ad-
eelsed was about 12 inches to a road
20 feet wide. He d.d not advise
abolishing statute lather but system.
tttizieg the work, more uniformity as
to width, etc, An eloquent tribute A
was paid to the ,3ioneers tor the wot k Bro
,teegtiir115hed by them sin the eci,iy 1 int
day ,-w! n tt;cy' weir; not confined' Susi
groc
Zion
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Bah.
Golf
groo
to the minitnatn of days on the road
lists, He also advised more pertnan•
fent material to be used in the eun-
straction of Culverts and always iron'
bridges, etc.
r. Campbell's address was son-
, painted and able theoughuut,
it was evident to all that the
6pesiker knew what he was talking
about.
At the evening meeting a t-plendid
programme was given, consisting of
xtunsic by the I3enmiller orchestra,
,duets by Bella and Johnny Headle, a
solo on the Harp by Mr. Stewart, re-
eitation by Miss Ada .lusher, all 'rf
'which were well received.
Mr. Campbell again spoke on
''Coad making, viol after short
Speeches by Tteeve Young. Cour;l, Zn
Johns and Lockhart tho pr.sident
requested all to juin in S.'rging "God
t4ve the Queen.'
Within the past two days three aged
esidents of Galt and vicinity have
died --Mrs. Cumming, Itockton, aged
1 years; Mrs. Thos. McMillan, aged
4, and James Ellis, aged 70, Galt,
re former was almost a victim of
1011c cholera scourge rampant hem
ttny years ago. She was put in her
, bat came to befcre the burial.
It f4 interesting to note that
pital value of the I3ritish navy
present time exceeds £04,000,
The first cost of the fleet which
tlas downfall of Napoleon was
millions sterling. The fleet t (?atari
prised between 480 andiJO Iogs tit
Peels. Ifmiia
fel i n o
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the Nicolet Dominion bye --elec-
tion, lily. Leduc, the Liberal, won by
220 majority.
Theodore )arrant was sentenced
on 'Wednesday last to be hanged on
January 7tn for the murder of
Blanche Lamont'
At the municipal elections in Winni•,
peg Mr. A. J. Andrews was elected I
lxfay or by over 600 majority.
Pte. Stewart of the 48th IIidtland.
ere won the bayonet cont with
Sergt.-Major Morgans last night'at
Massey Hall.
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Lient.•Gov. Mackintosh's resign.
ration as Governor of the Tei ritoriee
takes place on Jan. 8.
rite new timber regulations of the
o Government reciuire that all
ken off Government timber I
must be sawn in Canada.
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can make a profit selling at the low prices I do. But I have to sell for CASH. My profits are too small to do a credit
business, In this store you do not have to pay other people's debts as you do in some stores which run long accounts.
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), D PRICES IN THIS STORE YOU KNOW ARE BELOW ALL C rmEP5,
Raisins from 5c up, Currants recleaned 3 lbs.for Also Cocoa,, Chocolate, Mince Meat, Manual
25e, Figs 5e lb, 6 lbs. for 25c; Extracts 5c and 8c, ;' ade, Gelatine, English. Pickles, Chow Ohow,
Large Bottle 10e, Cream. Soda Biscuits 8c lb, Pickled Walnuts, Salad Dressing, Worcester
Mixed Tea Biscuits, 3 lbs. for 25c ; Sardines in shire Sauce, Lemon, Orange and Citron Peel,
oil or Tomato Sauce 5c a, tin, Sage, Savory and Oranges, Lemons, Dates, Nuts, &c.
Thyme 8c a can, Molasses Snaps, 4 lbs. for 25c ; 8 barrels of Candies for Xmas trade at whole
Wine Biscuits, 3 lbs. for 25c. sale prices.
Mixed Candies, 4lbs. for 25o. Colli Drops, 3 lbs, for 25o. Ch000lete Crops 150 lb.
Peppermint and Conversation Lozenges, 2 The for 25e.
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WATCHES for Ladies' and Gentlemen,
beauties.
GOLD RINGS ---Fine settings and very
large stock.
SILVERWARE—Largest stock in town
of best quality goods.
STERLING SILVER ER - OVE.LTIES
Popular and desirable,
`ANCY CLOOKS - ---- Porcelain and
other lines.
It will surely pay you to visit our store if
you want first-class value and thor-
oughly reliable goods.
E+ GRAVING-- -No extra charge for en-
graving Silverware or Sterling Silver
" if bought from us."
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We are offering our popular $15.00 range of Suitings.
from now till the 1st o January for $12.50. Sec these Nobby
goods in all the newest shades, in all the popular patterns.
---the correct Tweeds for this season of the year. They will
be made up in first-class style, with first-class linings and
tirmmings, by a first-class tailor for $12.50.
saima Cor GROCERIES
That's our business, Every day we are selling out and
replacing with newer and better goods. See some of the
snaps we are offering ;
A beautiful japan Tea, regular 25c line,goes at 20C ; a
pure ground Coffee, regular 35c for 2oc a lb.; Fine .Almonds; 2
lbs, for 25c ; Crosse & l3lackwell's Peds 25c a lb ; recleaned
Currants and Raisins, }lbs, for 25c; Coni Starch, 4 packages.
for 25c , Pure Baking Powder, 15c a lb ; Honey by the can, 7c.
a lb ; Salmon zoo a can ; Figs, 5c a lb ; Matches 5c a box,,
Machine Oil 5c a bottle, Clothes Pins Ic a doz.
We sell $alada and Itincora, Tea.
R. G. GORDON'S
a ? opposite Chisholm's Drug Store.
Buttam Block..