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LOCAL TOPICS.
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Two in Ons Night. r up and establishing the said highway
p. T. Dean's grooves, -atuea-oras was invalid. were not Premed of. the
broken into on Monday sight. A uiti- taction by the defendants nor added as
wit passing the store at midnigh. gerties. Under these circumstance',
h eard the noise of falling gimeand gave His Lordship holds that the defendants
the alarm, and the burglar go' away should not be successfully heard in
in r hurry without taking any booty.
opposition ubIre ruJl,lc� Jusw. tice r{H itton
The sense night the ticket office at the *glee in the result.
G. T. R. 'dation was broken ionto, but K
the intruder got nutting for his pains.
H. M.'S. Pinafore.
It •it lltoliable the VAMP Wali did the
two juts, but thele it very little clue 111 PrO'IUCUOMoSf Gilbert mud ortu tinderSulli-
van'
W bib identity. the direPtm,n of H. B. Telguu nn, last
R. T. of T. Elections. week wets a gratifying success both
Eureka Council, No. 1115. R. T. of ,T from the point of view of the financial
flat elected 'officers for the coating returns and of the excellence of the
year am follows: Select councillor, entertainment. The performers were
has. E. Young : past counallor..1. T. all children and the performance was
Newell; vises: uunei11ur, Et nest under the auspice, of the Daughters
Young; chaplain. Rev.. l'. R. Jones; of the Empire in aid of the bewpital,
rrcordiog rrcretary, Mrs. U. E. Young: and. both un account of the 'interest
financial secretary. Mir* tigginr: centering in the work of the children
treasurer, T. Neftel : herald; L. Cur- and on account of the good cauett in
tell ; 11. herald. Mie P. Horsens; aid of which the production wee
Lund, 11, Hale ; arnlinel, 13. Millar, given, the attendance at all the per -
organist, Mn.. Wpm. McCreath : press romances was good- Three per -
repot ter, 1Vm. M'Cle'rth; auditors, forma oes were given,.Thutsday and.
J. E. Tofo and G. M. Elliott: trustee, Fricay nights and Saluday after -
Wm. Mcl'iviath. noon. Willie Hahb made an iuirmi-
Hockey Oegania(ttean, table RightRouorable, Sir Joseph
An org*uization inertit•g of the Porirr, K.IC. B.. as hi m,trutted about
G,drtich hockey elub Wag held in the the sow.- with all the pomp of a veri-
Jowu hail on Friday last. A gruel table lord of tote waver. Inch;
number weir plrefrut and the follow- U+•"deye iRrggie King) was at the
_ ing alicess
welt, rlreteai; Rost, pert.- other end of the scale with his el •
Mem. Councillor C. H. Humber : nes formiilrs anti "awful - Joking e -
i aii. AL -McLeod': manager, Frank t''nanrr, tout the part! was fuill as
D. {y ; se•retary-tre�erurer, Art }iuc dilhcnit, perhaps boors difficult, anti
M.L-an. W. McCar' hyo John 1Vig. was well taken. (►i rhe bili` parte
gins and M. MI LC..d were appointedthat of Jobe
I)bInY, therajgatn so4tugh-
an ezeuuive committee. 'i he club 12.7d'w*9• of courdr, lbs IraJinjt ohs
h arrangements with Chis- aMiss Elrama H iys player the
ss made
difficult Peart in rxeellmanner,
holm Hproprirt . ct the \fest fiuttrrrnp found a rr,v.srlentnl i> '14a•
rt, rink,. who setee to hare (he rink ti ,,,,Agnes Agnes McDonald' iker man-
ia then -class spotlit' for hes•key ani net. on 1111 sj1ge was captl%tt tut.but
skating. The club has rut«red it (ram t..,, haps mown. of All 'she wee Hoerr
in the O. H. A. ulli rm/dirteM•'anol u
girl, Dorothea Felker, won the beat tsof
the tram p onuses to Items spiny( e, . A.•11r1y, Sir Jo-rpt"4. lirnt c+ anis,
ever, amt it in bopr'I that the public Itele
SN 1.4 OAKa .Uikin +
Will PLOW a sport( _interest euei,.) K f hu'Y
the e. son in this fate spirt. The end l ., i't1 t hor..todd) competent to
rive up In her'undertaking to hook'
ao hrdrtle of gawrs will piebably lieester nit. J i'III a'hru *.1414* t' 1"414'
rout uncJ next week ' IorU foudd hi. love .r•oll:ed oy the
Butes Anderson haw 1veil apt...intnl waii[rli.uitl' a brut. `l':.tdAln (in
.reretery uF.xl'r .1 the Exr•t'•r- ,teras,and 1{alph Itarkrpew
h.itkey .•1109. Exeter i, putting leu h a Kelly u,i4 ' Harry . Retch*nen errs
ieu(idr and F team en the irr (tip rdlu•r 1etwNng' puns whieh weir w•rll
co ming erasion• taken by „the relate:ive pet reenters.
4. G Gamble for'Winn:peg. \ and le.. e.i(icr,:blr loarts'Weir the sr u.f
The 1:ei•ling Bunk it ape. lig a boat ►tiialu, h,attoWain. Mate 81141
1 iid,h n t.• f Philip bra4gh Id. N" ( g, auJ, Mr. p taken y I t iw y,
S;,uulilr, who for two or three y -ata Nervy Beattie Anel 1.rthain Whiddno.
{{past hass twin_ niena1Trof'Ihe (.,el.•, ch The r,a+tnntiug . of the sisters. •and
branch. will have chtarge of it. 1'11 's o+,iwtn. and aunty and the' murines
Will he an intro 'tiara peuipull, and th and an lar: was' very attrael:14' and
.4 'int teem say" A good deal for Mr. the choruses. by the whole .. .Il4)'4 1134
tosuitilee standing in banking circle).. Were vee prettily,'reildrrerl. The
Mr. Gamble .has lust it -tinned fr a ,H'1iestr,a alno WA*. 1ood. consisting
to- of
--trip %innrpi"g and Ieavre again fart teeter muerrlane, nel cnnsidrring'thr
the K•ealern tir•trupurie tide week. sh.lrt time the performance -was in
Teti* rai7aiiisyr: ••Thi• t,wreeefpre•p,Cration the entire pee
die -tem was certainly ex1erdillgly
'iedittide, Some of the per Nit -mere
needed prompting occas' Ile. when
their, linee;dipped front their uien-
orv, but the audiene was an in•
dn'gelt one and overlooked ahem,.
minor p ei.eta. Tlie ."toad evening
the winner of th.' h ant -painted punch
IW1' %ws. tint 11 the Idekronan
brewing 1•'..1..I'ridham.
Sterling l3snk has sr. -mull templ.rary
officer on the ground floor of the Ise•
kir. building at 2111 Melh•rmtit avenue,
%Vinnipete and will open there on
January- :I. A. Golden eiatulle, the
menage of the Glderieh, tett.. branch
.and brother eittttt<'iat #t: t --tiamtdr
general inana_g'-l- uf the It,
4ienk, will have einiegr.ff the R lune•
peg branch. Mr.Alanihlr. is will known
in Banking circles thrnughont the Do -
and' has many 1Vinnipeg
friends. aHomers. rs th
,• 1ries'e t
of
th. instifiit det•lared Inst night
that the plea. ing nt such a roan in
charge of the Bank's interests in this
city
Sul ..frated-howuw ifrW
.rte
tent they
ere teem deJ,"•
Th Road Machine Valuation.
Th fleet valuation of the plant of
the An wan Snail Maehin.•1''nnpany
of C'v u , Oad i-ich'w latestin,l(r.triml
awlditiun, ride «u r... --day, the
visionaries . ing Mr. Vont-here., of
Kennett Melo , I'a.. for the 1'
parry, end Itolw Bell. of M -sfort h, for
the town, Mr. ♦.eelrhee,, velnatinn of
the plant as it now'stinds was $bio•
islet, while ttr. hell p red the vetoe-
r of *7,Ok1. A chi
agreed upon. Mr. Avery.
a eontla^fur. •wf/noe lel
valuator was
of •Mitche+ll,
wee sug-
gested by Mr. 13eII, being 'selected.
The difference in veluiation 'wing
got over in ■ different any, ho .YP4,
At ,tta.e suggestion of Mr. 13lal, he
Company'*. solicitor. The ('olnpan s
- agreeing to *eerie. Mr. l3eil'a valuta in
in the meantime as the basis on which
its [sends will he guaranteed for the
present, without prejudicing it. el*itn
for higher valuation in the final veru- thi,•t
ation when the machinery it. all in- le p
stalled. A special meeting of the town The fol
.council WAN held.yPtitrrday. wheJi the St*tor
whole council. with the exception of f
Councillor Dean. was present. The
following re+olutinn was...slowed. only
Councillor Homo vi$aiy(-aiminst it :
"That weapprove; otthe report of the
fa
'bine Co , Limited, dated Decemblrr
!'2nd, 111110, under hyl*w No. Y(I, MOD,
and that we instruct our solicitor to
take all necessary steps to secure the
town before the signing of the bonds."
eantin's Appeal Dismissed.
The Divisional Court has dismissed
LOCAL TOPICS IN -BRIEF.
1Tu•,••nn p'fmntr. .4 he -.,l.nn 40 all our
tr4•Nda ►ndf,. drop.. N- it. Sallow-. .
Wilmer Siuttb Art Store, Eget treat. 1. a
1 e
nor. for Imo •ho r Att
good V t., n 1
tw . pp article., 1 d •aA1 wed u.rful sic and orna-
mental lea
scrotal neo. w•woe 10.1 tell maw.,
p. u
Now these t 11C ('bri+lni . rush I. about over
pe.N•le *111 hw.e tittle . attend to their;,a•n
romhat. New .uitln and ovelroatina,. in
latent 041.1 correct ad)at Pridhrm•-, Borth
.1414- equwre.
Santa ('lams ri.ited Car(yeron, .t
Moi,. -r w Mt..ter nn Tuesday and "mated
great ,•xeitruwnt among the children.
MondeV e%•enink next will he 'meet -
limo. night" at the eviler rink. Knelt
sk*ter'will re:rive a sprig of holly. it.
will hr the lest night of rnllerr,kating
fut•'tbe stetson.
le L. )1i:Leoel'a action against Thos.
Po.t{Ylbwnite for theft hes ,t*-t'n die-
nlissed by the pollee neigintrare. The
(roulde ismer me of mistaking the . e-
noruinatinn of a bill.
John Hi»hop, of Ilrussels, eves sen-
teoced to fire years' iuoprisonm.•nt in the
nitentiary yesterday for the crime
incest against his .sister, a girl
fourteen. Bishop is a urn of
ix years. His sister also is to
•uted.
wing from The Hamilton
peculiarly welcoone :
s'
Chu Sport* r congratulates its nom
t.tup.miry. The (ioderieh Signal, up-
on is newt creditable_ Christmas issue.
Alwwya a well -edit newspaper. and
Interesting. this p ticulrr reuniter
orsbip in Huron College, 1,ondon. Mr.
Uroly will take up his new work as
boon as possible after New Year's.
Knox church Y. P. `i. C. E. has
chosen the following officers and tuu-
veuels of committees for the next rix
wonthe ;--President(, Hee. Jas. A.
Anderson : Bret vice-pqresident, Devid
Stoddart ; second yiccypresident, Mins
Nettie Cowan; teconnitiug secretary,
Miss Mary Tait ; corresponding secre-
tery, Mie Nettie Cowan; treasurer,
Miss Kate Harr. Conveners of com-
mittees - Prayer -Meeting, Misr Edith
%Vigginy; social, Miss Lily Cox; music,
Miss Agnes Hamilton: Hower, Miss
Chrirtahel Anderson: utilsionary, NU"
Nina Tait; visiting, Miss Martha
Edw*rds; literature, Mire Eliaatgeth
Edwards.
For the Christmas service. next
Sunday in the North street Methodist
church, the following in the mucic:
Morning. It oclock.
pagan prelude, " 1'a.wral symphony.''
from the Ves.iah
Mr. A. Itoy Adam*.
C brl.tular Choral,
Choir.
Anthem, Chrlbunnn Awake," )two -tier,
Choir.
`bb Selected.
Solo, Hrowo.
Evening. 7 ocluck.
prams prelude, '•l'hrlenilas,•' Lethaer,
11r. A. Itoy Adana+.
Sacral ('autatw, "The Holy l'h/ld." T. Adwlna.
The Choir nus+aented.
Organ Po-tlude, "March of the
:Shod Khan.; la
qtr. A. Itoy Adam..
Mr, Irwin. ot London, will pn act
the sermon in the morning; the
prator in the evening, subject, I'be
Christmas'Vision." •
OBITUARY.
Garrett.
Mrs. \tarsoiret (i.rrett, mother of
nut• townaiuen William and Alex.
(,*i vett, mooed awaylast Thursday at
the age of righty -nine years and five
menthe. _She had been ill for the pA
six years. Mre. Garrett was a native.
1'n+'s+4tw showing the esteem in which
the pastor'scwife was held by the con-
gregation. The ervices were in
charge of Rev. A. K. Birks, of Lou-
don, president of l..utdon Conference,
and thirteen ministers of the Metho-
dist church from this and r;eighboring
districts were in attendance. Mr.
Millyard came here over two year's
ago from Lucknow, and the ppaasstor of
the l.ucknow church and a delegation
from the quarterly board of that
church attended the funeral. The
chow in the Sundayschool which was
taught by Mrs. Millyard during her
residence in I.ucknow also came
down to attend the funeral. 1 h pall-
bearer" were J. H. Million. .1. H, Ed-
ward, William SwafHrrl
eld, Thoas
Warrener, 1). Buchanan and G. M.
Elliott. The remains were taken for
interment to Woodstock. Mrs, Mill -
yard's Old home. accompanied by Rey.
Mr, Millyard and his son. De Legume,
who will remain in Woodetiwk until
after Chrirt.1uar. Mrs, Millyard',
maiden name was Margaret Elizabeth
Sebell, and two brothers and a sister
survive, the latter bring Mrs. Francis,
of London. One of the brothels beetle
wetuhet• for South Oxford in the 1)o -
minion Parliament, and the other in a
a'
fonier member of 1'arli,rnent. ('n -
til her illness Ara. Millyard was an
e
active member ,f church organire-
tions and the assistance of the plastoIid
consort will Ire much (missed in the
work of•the church. The sympathy
of our townspeople as a whole is ex-
tended to Mr. Millyard imitate other
sorrowing relatives.
Nc better tottic could be devised
then Fen -twins. which enn*ists of
fresh Iran beef, titrate of iron and
pure old Spaniel' sherry wine. Just
enough of the latter to s ' late the.
digestion and enahlef A weakened
stomach to assimilate the beef and
iron. Try this invigorating tunic if
you ,we trail -blooded, weak and gen-
et erally run -+lawn, el per bottle.
of County, Down, Ireland. and was
Married in the Old Country. She and
her husband and a family of this •
children emigrated to this country awl
bettled in Lower Canada, After le*s'
ing thrive they resided for a time u
the township of llurnit and later M..
(Garrett bought a farm sear Kintae.
%%bete thefamily resided fur sow•
time, vie ving (rum there to Colborne
township. Mr. . Garrett diel about
nineteen yP*rs ago a1111 a few yeas.
later \Its, Garrett rani° (o town to
live. she is survived by Hee bone and
thus daughter., as follows;; Hugh.
near (euelph; Itol*'rt, in Celifornia:
James, et liault tire, Marie, Mich. ;.
Willem and Along, in town : Mrs. Me-
Feder-. And Mrs. -Hartley, of Cleve-
land, who are at rreeent in town. and
JL'w. (sura, in Illinois. The 'funeral
was on Saturday. Rev. Jas. A. Ander-
son rondw'ted the sersieea and the
na11-bearers Were. Colin Murry. ('apt.
William :3,tthe' lend, John Marquis,
Charles Knight, • Robert Foley and i
Thomas Sturdy.
Orr...
A very sudden death was that elf
Hobert Orr last Friday morning. Mr.
(tr hail not leen in good health for
some time bu'y was not laid up, and
at the time of his death he Was busying
a piersnfhnard- Heart failure Rae reel
epentsihle for his end and death carne
au yeickly that In the opinion of the
doctor life was extinct before he had
f„ Iden to the floor. The funeral took
tIAee on Monday
afternoon toMait-
land
aibland
emuetery, the services being con-
ducted by Bev. Jamie A. Anderson.
The p011.11eare•r14 were six gr*ndchil-
dlen of the deceased : Amain
Chis-
holm. Louis 1 n HP1•brt ar, Or-
lando DeanJohn Chisholm and
Frank Chieholw, Mr,- Orr was born
Christmas Display.
Morrow a Connolly have the follow-
ing stock in their Christmas display':
Four Hni. tattle; two years old. fel by
the. firm themselves, of mel' size
and extra good .(nlllity : two heifers,
bred and fed by Wm. Mellw,rin, of
Nile; a. pair c, Mei eaters, ons fel by
Themes Gund,v an.t the other by 11.
Shield -..4 I )udlol b7. of the proper
type is, d Ila• A. A. \1 illi:►ms, of Col -
1.48v14 -1011. 441,1 some smith pork-
ers fed by E. .1 Elliott,. of el derich
tow wadi.: Iamb. ••• I by J Graham
„ e.
f Ashes 11 and p Y Jxulr -11 ••r
1 .
,
i;lenn, ofI'ulhintae : bet Melt turkeys,
�rrrr, .lucks. Anel .•roti -fid chicken*,
ever three hundred in number. gear-
. heard form the best poultry -raisers
t;l(1eeirh to'vnship; Colborne. Ash -
Meld and Wa•' nnosh,
PERSONAL MENTION.
';re Tye i- hone from Toronto for the
h,,aday+. •
en., gale Tye 1. home from Ottawa fes
S i int toe..
%%linen, ealnpte•f was In Barrie and ]tldtand
the week.
Mors. ('nrleton 1•..u•ndln4 the Cbrl.tma" hon
day. with her -on In Clinton.
Mtr.. T. udvt AbbotPrers•eritx-Soak.. is Hating
at he home of loam 4alke)d, Hayfield roar •
ani-, Emmeline Hayden has returned from
the We., wrier a vItIt of everal month. to
ro::r ive. there.
Walter Snowier+. who hew been enRwaed In
+oris work on the National Tramiroig inentaI
Railwa,• lip North-. *nit ed home lead night n,
amend,r
'h intros.
)t:-. M.•Anhar. nf'ohw (-oHeelwta ?emelt rite
nut" baa. gone 10 her home at' Ponds. for the
holid ,Ya.
M Pr1-.•;11, and shoe,' Torninee. M
HIM left thin week to
nnnd their
(' oda atN V
hn•' sono and vldl fife ItL a.
I•nvL.
M.-..- doting va tsNevin
, Idznle
(', Neice
n
Gret..rn anti M. Bt..Nlwrl, from the Stiwt Med
Note. tl Sefton!. and M*-- Mantle roarer, from
in County Down, Ireland, and rinse
the 1 "ndon Xornial S&h)of. are home for
to LAna,b1 A. a young married man in
his twenties. He settled in Goderich
township and had resided all his life
in thetownship or in the town. His
family consisted of four boys and five
girls, of whole one eon. Robert Orr, of
Mono 'Lille. County Dufferin, is the
only surviving son. The daughters
are %Lary (Mrs. H. Thompson), of Kal-
amazoo, Mich.: Sarah (Mrs. John
Wilson). of Goderich ; Esther (Mrs. P:
T. Demo, of Goderich : Agnes (Mrs.
H*rheckl, ,,f Buffalo, and Charlotte
(Mrs. Smith*. of Vancouver, B. C.
1'be deceased's am. Robert, and hie
grandson (a son of the late Rev. Jas.
Ore), Louis Orr, of London, were here
for the funeral. The deceased was
seventy-eight years of age.
Wilson.
• Otte ot .our prominent business men,
and one who some years ,ago attained
the highest office iu the gift of hi*
fellow•eitizens. passed away last
Thursday night at about 11 o'clock. in
the person of ,Janne« Wilson. Mr.
Wilson bad been in poor health for
some time and much sympathy was
-him ill iris illness. The
1 kilo( I Md f
CHURCH NOTE
The Baptist Sunday school Will hold
its ['bantams entertainment on'rburs-
day evening, December :10th.
with cosh the appeal by Oliver Hiednn The annual Christmas collection for
nette and Napoleon Cando from Mr. I the benefit of the Sick Children's Hos-
Clute'slodgment on nlr June Isar in pital, Toronto, will ire taken in North
ll
bison of the municipal corporation of "freer Methodist Sunday school next
the township of Hay, county of Hume. Sunday.
At Victoria street Methodist church
last Sanctity the services were con-
ducted by A. M. Robertson in the
morning and Rev. Jas. Hamilton in
the evening.
The pulpit ,of Knox church was 0c
cupied on Sunday last by Rev. J. L.
Small, of Blyth, who delivered excel-
lent discourse". The pitstor, Rev, .1.
A. Anderson, was at Blyth.
Owing to the bereavement in the
dgm femily of the pastor of Victoria street
He lays, "The council seems to hag'* Methodist -hurch, the annual Christ-
&rted within itspowers in pawa ing the mentertainment in connection with
p
bylaw in question and in what it the Sunday school has been postponed
for a fortnight.
plaintiff in an action to obtain a dec-
laration that certain highways opened
for public traffic by a b Ids of the cor-
poration are public highways, and
that Hlasonnette be restrained from
occupying or obstructing them and
Tae'ordered to go out of possession and
occupation and to remove all obstruc-
tions therefrom. S,t
Mr. Justice therland, who writes
the judgment of the Court, thinks
-the trial judgment should be aft , red.
thought the hest and most economical
way to secure the end sought, by the
opening up and establishment of the
highway" (viz.,that ofobtaining *e It
to Take Huron). The attack by the
defendants upon the plan, say" His
Lordship, "nems to have been an after•
thought, and for the first time men-
tioned or set up In the atwtetnent of de-
fence filed on the 9th of March, 19118,
seven months after the bylaw had. to
the knowledge of the main defendant.
who Is a farmer residing in the town-
ship, been passed..
Partite to whom (ands had, in the
knowledge of the defendants, been
conveyed according to the plan filed,
The Christmas serrnon subjects at
the Baptist church next Sudsy are :
Morning : "The (lo.pel of (treat Joy."
Evening : "His Unspeakable Gift.""
The pastor will preach at both ser-
vices. Everybody welcome.
There will he service at St. George's
church on Christmas Day at 11 o'clock
In the morning, with an '►PPropriate
musical service by the choir. On Sun-
day also the choir will render -s
Christmea anthem and ('hristma"
carols.
Rev. E. 11. ('roly, 13. A., of Lynd-
hurst, has been appp1oointed rector of
and with reference to the said str 'eta, St. Pel's church, Wingham, In snc-
and whose rlghte might be affected by cession to Rev. C. R. Deakins, who
& declaration that the bylaw opening recently resigned to wept a profess.
unera too ace nn on ay a ter -
noon tis Maitleed cemetery. and in
spite of the cold and stormy day thele
wean large gathering of the deceased'"
old friends at the house and at the
cemetery to pay their last respects.
The town council attended the funeral
in a body and several former Mayors
pf the town also were In attendance,
and Court (side -rich, No. 34 C. O. F.,
tut'ned out in large ntiinhers to honor
their departed member. The • _pall-
bearer* were C. A. Nairn, C. G. ew-
ton, W.'Me'reath, M. 0. Cameron, tl
W. Proudfoot, K.C., and G. F.
Blair: Rev. e' James A. Anderson,
pastor of Knot cheetah; conducted the
services, as"iste&by Rev. James Ham-
ilton. Mr. Wilson was torn at Lon-
don, Ont., fifty-two years ago and
came to (toderlch when he was three
years of age. residing here ever
since. He had been prominent in
business. being proprietor of one nt
the leading drug stores of the town
and connected with the industrial life
of the town. Mr. Wilson was a mem-
ber of the town council for a number
of years and was at one time Mayor of
the town. HP was also a member of
the board of health. He leaves his
wife, formerly Mies Gibson, and two
boys, also a sister, Mrs. W. C. Tanner,
of Toronto. Dr. A. B. Meldrum, of
Cleveland, A. C. Tanner. of Toronto,
and G.G. Gibson, of St. Louis; were in
attendance at the funeral, Dr. Mel-
drum being a halt -brother of Meal
\Vilson'a and Mr. Oiheona brother.
Millyard.
The death of Mrs. (Rev,) Minuted.
to whose illness we referred Iaat. seek,
took place on Friday. The fundal
services were held on Monday after-
noon in Victoria street Methodist
church, a large congregation being
('krlF' ltle+.
BORN. •
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Mcisr",11t.f). In ,;oderirh. on Wednesday.
t),,... ,her 11th. to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mc-
is•onkh adalaghter.
Pita llt.-InGrderlcb. on Werinwlne. Demm-
e.. lati. to Mr. and 1drs. 0. F. Blair, a ,.On
INN IRAN, At pyfaepertte. on T1,nn.day.
0 ,etcher
Mitt to Mr. and Mrs, Win. Kin.
setas, ad*ughten•.
DiED.
-w IL,' ,N. -in f o4.' *rh. en'rhnr•tiev, Decem-
he, rah. Jame. \r llnon. In hin.tIrd year,
M rLL1' 1100.--(n Dederick on Friday. Peeem-
fa.r 17th, Margaret KlInibeth schen. beloved
wife of Rev. R. Millyard.
SRR.- 1 f:rderlrh. nn Friday, December 17th,
0nh',t oar, aged 7s years.
11 ARRPTT. - In fl,derlrh. on Thursday morn
11.wmhrr tra$,Mr+. Margaret Garrett.
aired a yearn and 3 nypnt he.
rTEVEN" Two Colborne, on Wodnewda , 0e
teniM' ?:hod. Rnwwell John..en of Mr. and
Mem. Wm. !nevem., aged 4 yearn. 9 month.
land 1 day.
PRIV 104'44 -in fioderleh. nn Thnrsday, 1)e-
oeaM•r Med. Verna, daughter of Mr. and
Mia u'n. Pmrfon+.
11ANNFR4- fn Wingham. on Sunday. Ire
eernbr fah.!+n.le M**Math. beloved wife
Of Qp'ge (', Mnnner+, aged la year:
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So easy -doing people Mtill allow their
alers to sell them a substitute for
Christmas
Waits
netteic its---
Raisins
Currants
Figs
Dates
Peels, i :tc.
SPOOL SILKS
Are you one of the easy-going kind
or ore yon wise e
Ith. to insist on
"the Milk that doerstet kink I"
If you don't know • • H 1{ EDI tri•S " you don't kaarw a. het
real silk quality meson.
Ask your dealer for list of premiums
offered for empty spools. or write to
Spices
Allen's
Cider.
Coast-ealed Oysters.
GELDING,-PIIII CO.
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7 1 Bay tit reel
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Sturdy & Co.:
Phone ,+ 7J• t d.
HRISTMAS GIFTS
Still is. good aeiiiitwent to choose 'from.
Everything in -
EBONY GOODS
• nnch as Mirrors, Hair Brushes, Clothes Bru. hes,
Manicure Sets, etc.,
-Cert es, bulk and fancy, packages, and both Fred h
s and American.
Cigars, in Christman packages. Ten and twenty-five.
in )t box.
Pipes, Tobacco Pouches, eft.
Neilson's, Webh's and Lowoey's Cl.o:olates.
DUNLOP,
The Druggist.
T
SAY!
What shoat , v.o}t ''• )our
trade next . year7 Y. n'il te-
sta -prised at the way we sawn 1111
y.eir 01(41 -as. ('4.441_ y,.,11 neigh.
hnr-waw; .loot try ,ie fiat-TatR•e --
you'1l he convinced. lifts -lit i cues
.1 change dies gond. try it.
'lte cost will be Wit biog. the
savings • perhaps -a 1••w ...vas.
Remember. every 1144) , thts
uiakes .a du114*1,-due_+u't it f
FRED' A. dEL418.
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amiume CAMERON & MOORE amits.07401
Going out of Business �
The big sale has only started. $23,000 worth of new goods to •
choose from. - It is seldom such a new and tremendous ,stock is •
thrown on the market. -Crowds are coming every day.. Over thirty
people to wait on you. Prices are marked -down to make it ivortlt
while to drive many miles to get here. Christmas stocks are all Lut-
on the tables .ltow. Choice gifts for everybody. A dollar will work -
wonders. Open till 11 ,p. m. Christmas Eve.
Men's Suits
Five hundred Men's Suits, all new, made with the Standard Brand,
latest cuts, and here is a sample of the prices- \
$6.so Suits. Sale, - - $3.95 i • • $12. Snits. :Sale, -
$8.so Suits. Sale, - ' -- 5.90 . $15 and $16 Suits. Sate,
$!o Suits. Sale, 7.50 $18 aiiu $2o Suits. Sale,
the '.ety
$8.54
- 10.50
- 13.50
USE
ALLEN'S
LUNG BALSAM
At ow, when shacked by a Cough and
ems snort dangrrous brow -Mal and
gsrssary ailments
-•2111 50c. and $1 On B
ottles. a
LA everywhere.
��,LWRNv.}Co.,
Montreal.
Christmas
Stock
Our Ch, ietmas stork in in, and
our patrons ran depend on
getting the freshest and hest
goods here.
Raisies,
Currants, Peels, Oranges.
Battle ts, Figs. Dates,
Prunes.
Cbhice Teas sad Caffein.
P. jr. RYAN
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Boys' its -froth 98c up."MI-clearing with the rest.
$8 Coats.
$14 Coats.
200 Men's Black Beaver and Melton Overcoats.
Sale, - $6.50 $lo Coats. Sale, -
Sale, - 9.75 $18 Coats. Sale,
- ,$ 7.50
- 12.50
Ladies' Suits -
All dour big stock of Ladies' Suits and Coats, ranging in prices from $12.sc to
$18. __All put.at.one price,to dear the entire 14 -at -less.- than--gest--of-materials
alone. SALE PRiCE-ONLY $8.50.
The. Grocery' Department
This is a real live place these days. Everything going at cost. Everybody
taking home a peck of sweet Christmas Oranges, 39c and 49C a peck, Nl i sed
Nuts almost half-price, s lbs. for sec.' Don't let Christmas cotfie without visiting
this department. Farm produce taken as cash. Good in' any department.
Higher prices paid.
With threat rush that is sure to be on, we would advise as many as can to
shop in the forenoons. Please carry small parcels. Get here every day now. See
the bargains and tell your friends.
The Big - Sale is on Now.
Cameron & Moore
THE DEPA FITMENT STORE N. C. CAMERON
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