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PORT ALBERT.
W SDNIceDA Y. I )ec. 21st.
lotFetiMA$ ENTittTAINNIeNT, -
Christmas tee setertaiuwent will be
101 vu in Christ church on the evening
of Wednesday, December 211. All are
cordially invited to be prevent, A
good program is being prepared. Ad-
mi*aiun--a►dultt, theta: children, las
et-
BENMILLIER.
WEDNEaDAY, Dec. 21st.
Paint %INHINo PotLTItY•-At the
duelhb Winter Fair in • close of
thirty-four el. C. white Leghorn bene
Durst tiros., of Beomillet•, woo first
and third prizes. This elites was pro-
.,,ouucrd by eiperta to be one n( the
targcat and best classes of Leghorn.
hens ever brought together in Can-
ada. .1t the county show at Clinton
this week in white Plymouth Rucks
Durst Bis. won second and third
rock -bird, first and second hen. first
r,s•keta-1 and first pullet. and *11 spe-
5T. HELENS.
ANTED. - CHICKENS. II ENM,
11 .
dunk.. gem awl turkeys. alive, ur
•tre..si. Ws tar the hltkaA cash or trade
s�be lak.n ever? Wednesday and Tins -
1 ,,.uratng. - 'Nowt now ten tarvsd and
stul••rlt dlewsd. it k. MILLER. lisiTATIt.
at.wise. •
Tt ENDAX, l)ec. 2tith.
K ,l.vrt xeety, of Pigeon. Mich., is
visiting his stater. Mrs, l), Todd. jr.
Nn.
(lark, 01 Guelph, is visiting
het *legs, Mn.. %V. C. VebbandMrs.
11. \t Kenzie.
guile a number from this vicinity
at:.•n led the funeral of the lite Mrs.
p. WiI son ell Mobday.
• -.1 naming of the Women's Institute
wilt be held at the home of Mrs. A.
Anda -on on Thursday. 1)ecemher
yob,,it2:atP p. m. 1 dewoosttation
on "Row rrel4et a Table" will he given.
t•y Mus Ramage. All the Indies are
invited. -_
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HOLYROUD.
Tr/OMDAN. Doc. 2llth. 1
- Ni;w-- I PP MIT WEIch. Then. and
Ed Pierce. with their .vivre and tam.
die*. also Mies E. Pierer. ere - all horse
(runs the Weit to spend a. few weeks.
with their isarents and friends in this
lorslity Hiram Sh.ltuu, of near
Suede, spent Sunda% with his .ister,
Mn. T. I .•rs..n %lies T. M,-Lnd'y
rbool gave a concert last Friday.
.renwg in the township hall. with
help from Kinlough ,and L icknow.
All Rem well„plraeed with the enter-
tainment. The proceed.. amounted to
SI% The Fanners' Institute holds
a meeting ,in the township hall on
Toe -day afternoon and evening. Mrs.
Walt. from Clinton, is to speak in the
evening I. Fraser is benie (Toru
the West laking hale acrd hearty.
He un the lookout for two young
tadn•e .oho give their name a. Misses
horn 1'. Eaton's of TorontI,
and .n going around giving lessons
in drw*ecut ting, bur who fail even to
pt,x their retard bills As the) paw
itnough the villages.
- LAURIER.
}-.- Tcxsn.(Y. lies. •3ith.
TRg LATE. Mie.
AtortsJ of Mrr. Jame. Walker too
on tiredav o
placeTb last from the reel -
dew, of John Walker to Green Hill
rn.Ft.•ey. !sick now. The deceased
wu horn in IMO in Aberdeen, Nast.
lend. Early in her t wenties aha'
aimed with. bur brother to America,
settling in the city of Chicago. Stine
eighteen years ago she wee married to
bet now bereft hislsit,d, James
Wilkie Two year' ego on amount
of de. lining health •b, mus forced to
net when she carpe to the home .1
John .Welker, where her CORY became
mere , riticsl, preventing her return
Dome. Sitter then she had been •
patient sufferer. Nut eve•f when her
croollr. were bitterest did she
our. het put her trust firmly in Good,
Sim who led her safely over the trials
and treliblps of life to het hnyeu of
estree-ond the skies. To mourn
lose she leaves her husband, tw. il-
- drrn.,Hui ry and Isobel. he n aged
father And three sisters Aberdeen.
And i,n* brother In Iago. be/tides
many other relati.
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CARLOW.
THCn$nAY. Dee. 13th.
1•I....uu• Cert`rslt. MKRTINti.--Unl-
b,urne t w hip cuune it held its statu-
tory nt ng in the 1•:.,1. All the mem-
best ere Oresent. The minutes of the
lweri.ous meeting were reed and
Quitted. Two letters ti nasi Proud -
foot. flays & Kiligran were read. one
eking the council to appoint .ome
other day than the municipal election
isy t» yet, on the electric railway ha--
lsw• The council decided to leave it
is the bands of the incoming council
--to-dist with. The other letter was
threatening damages on account of e
cohere being put in in trout of \1'm.
Mclntyr's ferns (In the advice of
els township engineer no act ion was
taken in the matter. On motion of
4"•aincillors Willson and MsLarty the
eornination will to held on Monday.
the 211th inst.. at 1 o'clock p. nr., and
the election, It necessary. on the fol-
lowing Monday at the usual polling
Places, vies- 1, tienmiller, Tem -
Ce -Hall, A. Heddle, D. R. 0.:
mt2. Naltfordr Temperance Hall, A.
J. Goldtht)rffe, D. R. 0. ; No. 3, Car-
low. 'temperance Hall. F. W. MCDo n.
lt). LI. 0.: No. 1, Leeburn, Tem -
nee Hell, A. Williams', D. R. 0.
Ole medial of Councillors Wilson and
ides three drys' grace was
n unpaid taxes. After that
state five cent. would be ridded.• se•teR to he passed confirming the
'449e• -The- council decided that fie
d1e Pa', nt of an election being held a
rot. would be taken for anti against
the nli0lishing of statute labor. A
1uv5 number of accounts were y....
sed will appear in the yearly tante-
"t
nomination
Young Ansi Wl Y
.onth that
E• t'. ('aroeron be appointed policitor
for the township. CArrled. F. W.
Ile Does nn, Clerk.
All wrnl've get to do G to stir some
Ae1 nn. to have them boil over.
BLYTH,
TeHsisy. Dec.2ikh.
1'RID*KNT.1T1oN To HEivE TAYwH.
-At the last meeting of the Morris
oouucil, last Thursday. Keeye Taylor,
who has moved to town, got quite a
surpt•irr, being presented with a beaut-
ifully engreved locket *Aldan address.
Mr. Tu>'lor (rely very proud shout it.
as well he might, as this iesyhe first
time such a preeentatiou has been
suede in the history of Mo lir. This
shows the high esteem in which the
Reeve is held by his fellow -menthe'. of
the Morris council.
l'urat a Nrr'ree. Rev. E. A. Feer
exchanged pulpitis tart Sabbath with
ltev. W. Conway of Nile . ....The
Chriatisu Led vise - Society of the
Presbyterian c rch 'elected the fol-
lowing officers .t Tuesday evening.
President. Miss 51. Nichol ; first vice-
prrstdent, K. Denbolut ; ss.•und vice-
president, -.Miss J. Steinhoff ; /Wore
tary, Mirs G. Putt ; corresponding
eect-etary. blies T. (ittt ; treaoir, er,
Miss C. Leith ; orraniet, Mies E: Stein-
hoff . arisietai•t, Mise E. Leith
The Epworth League of the Methodist
chinch elected the following ufttcrr•s
list 1'11e.4ny : President. alis.. S.
Bentley: first wicv.presideut, L. Carr:
second vice-president, 1'. Render ;
third vu,e-president, F. MhPhersod •
foreth vn•e-pr-.ident. Miss ('. Carrier.:
corrt•spesiding arcrrtavy, F. Jaok-
Muu; tt•.-savers, 31i,. A. (iillry,ie:
ottani.. .liar 1'. Gidley ; assistant
Ire iuia \list, 31. (.'ertrl• .....Tb.
officers a Noted for -St.. Andrew's St(n
lit/i\' arltt 1 are w fuliou'k : Superin•
i.•ellen I. It, some!. b ; assistant,
P. liardin . secretary. J. Somers ;
t•eaaurer,' . McMillan• tile meanie
Alr'e,.: ('ow , Sims and McMillan; or-
genist. - Mire. i. (lett. and assistant,
Miss H. Benne
A SF.KI ,
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t N [el
HY PIKE. --A dims
trout.Are took 'place here S'urday
morning about a. m. When the
the edam was run it was die:overed
that Mrs. A. W. (' rter's fancy goods
store and dr ssusak•ng shop was on
lite and the Hnrurs ad ouch a head-
way that it was nut ),tilde CO save
anytbit►g. A numher owwrnced to
MA%r what the could of . Itubim,',n's
hiltless stock .11HI got ou . a good deal
of it, land the contents of J. Perdue s
livery barn and the stock f 1V. Hest -
mostly
were a
HI store-
s de -
out.
hut
all
•et
f
ley,s Aho. repairing shop w
all /avert. but the building
piece loss. A rwrn used
ra,w by T. McIntosh also
atroyed, but he got all his buggi
.\11 the parties hay, insurance,
uui twitbstAndiog this the loss t
parties will toe considerable, Land as
we have not heard whether any
them will rebuild or not. If they d
not it will make a great Va:anc\- on
the frptut street. 11111 a mystery how
the fire ,,tatttd. as Carter' claim there
was no fire put in their 'Lose after 9
p is. 5.,turdaty night. Then. although
the tiro engine gut A good start. when
the men got steam up they.discovere•d
that the pipe running up the Mein
street had sunk, allowing some water
9. at;.. in it. which bid frozen, so the
engine could not force the water
the°ugb. and alter wasting consider•
able time thea had to move to one of
the tasks up town. Hy this time the
Are heel lick..1 up the whole block, 1•t.
H.. Robinson has rente.i -the empty
store of W. Robertson and is going to
run his bar -loess shop there. As yet
we he ye not hes • d what the others
will do. \1'e should like• to see a nice
block Wilt in place of what a as
burned
I -Kau al. AND trENEItAI..-1ne re•
mein. of Dr. J. -Kelly, who died •in
the State of n'selrirgtnn, were
brought borne to li.xlerrch and nn
1Vednredas were rens eyed to tl
cemetery sit Jinni.. Quite A n
of his friends tollnwrd the ems to
the grave ....The Sr, e . urge -('las►)
held a lone.• in their ens last .Veal-
oeeday evening, t • London Harpers
furnishing tb nusie Mies Mitr-
raw, who • been n teacher in our
public • ool for a numher of years,
has rimed ,ead her Supday school
Ails mitt -'at her boeriling-house
and presented her with two volumes
of poems and an address whidh
affected Miss Murray sr much that
she could hardly reply Rlrt.
Sloan. who is engaged lie a Toronto
e pans to rent as many as possible
of the mrhard. in Huron ' enenty,
is engaged in the Exeter district
at present. It ii the intention of
the a ',any to rent the or-
chards for a tette of ten years
and Improve them. and by this means
bring theltpplra of Huron county to
the standard that they should teach.
In ft. Sloan they cel tainly have one of
the best fruit men in the country
A lubscription hal been 'taken for an
old couple in town to make their
Christtnas more cheerful and the col-
lector. have met with good success
The• Christmas tree held�,-tiy
Trinity _Sttnday echool last Friday
evening was s grand success. The
program was good the hall was
packed The ranch; Firth Co.
gave their a tainment in Induetry
Hall Tu yy evening. There was a
good. sttendsnce and all enjoyed the
bigli-clans entertainment . . The
ptoses have all got their Christmas
decorations on and look very pretty
and the merchants are all well pleased
with the hushes, they•.aredofnK-, •
A number from Auburn -a ove( over
Sunday to vie* the remains 6f the
fire U Taylor. who has been in
the West for the pest summer *foist-
ing his son on his farm, re4ut•oed
home on Saturday The cltHens
have got together and are to have
their monthly fairs again, the first
'one starting Jauoar• Jas. Cum-
mlogs received second prise- for the
car of rattle he had at Toronto Lair
last week The coiuocil finished up
the huainesa for the year a! the last
meeting on December 15th and the
members are nnsv ready for nomina-
tion day. Whether there will he
n election ar not it is hard tn, sayy,
o person in doing much tal-
ing running for the offices as
yet Fyle, who has been
on $ trip through the Welt. is
spending the holidays with his family
here.. _ ...Iohn 0enbolm is at present
shipping a Int of preened bay via 0.
T. R........ Messrs. Brown 41 Living.
stone shipped their peeing horse "Red
Dart" to Toronto to race at the icg
races going on there this week..
John Pownev bas some poultry at
the Chinon fair thi. week.
LOTHIAN. ...
Tt'ESDA Y, Dec. 21.1th-
1,arrttt.lN Ls atsi.-Mrs, McLennan.,
..t Wroxeter, spent a few days lent
week visiting her cousin. P. R. Mc-
Nsy (deo. Swami, of Toronto,
at present visiting at his borne here. .
Everett Heodetsou, who has been in
the West for the past two years,
arrived borne last week Mr. Mc-
Auley, of germs was tbe guest of
1•'. McLennan on Sunday -last
Miss Jean Johnston spent the week-
end the'guest of bee sister, Mrs. 1).
Farri.h.
• BAYFIELD.
TCENDA V. Dec. 211th.
l *yi'igi.D HRtgi s. -- Mien Maude
Sterling, of Toronto, returned home
for the holidays Saturday last
Herb. 3VaTtk returned from the Wert
last week: also W. G. Johnston. to
visit hie parents. Mr. and Mrs, Jas.
Johnston Alex. McLeod and Jas.
('smerun. of Toronto, ' are spending
the Vacationat their homes bete
Mrr. Cowie and Misr Chesney re-
tiu-ned'last week from a- two weeks'
visit with friends in Exeter and Kip-
pers ... Pt?t►. Patterson, of London.
p1.•iched in the Presbvterisu church
nn Sltbhatil last The ('lurch of
England Sabbath school• entertain
w-ut will le held .+n Friday evening
of this week in the town ball and tbe
Pre hyterian entertainment on Wed-
nesday of next week.
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ttINTA1L.
MONDAY. Poe. 12th.
News \derEa s -The revival services
in the Ashfield Preshvteriao cbuich
tieing over, the usual meeting of the
Build was bell on Tuesday evening of
last week. The Guild will meet . op
-
Wednesday evening for the winter
months... ..Ttfe Women's Institute
met at the house of Mrs. 31. McKenzie
on Wednesday, December Ith. Con-
sidering the w,-ntber a large number
of ladies gathered and two excellent
kpapers were read, one by Mrs. M. Mc-
enzie, the other by Mrs. Wm. Jamie -
POO We are glad to report that
biro. Dave Taylor. who has undergone
an operation gi�((. the Wingham boe-
Fpitd; will sooff be Aide to return
home Kenneth MacGregor, of
Duluth, Minn., and Mr. MacDonald,
of Goderich, are visiting at the home
of Dune. MacKay • Mrs. Dyson,
as bo had been visiting at the home of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Cathcart. left
n Wednesday. -
EAST. WAWANOSH.
Mi ustasY, Dec..10th.
Nr. t Nmrt!..--Miss Ida Martin m-
os her borne on Monday of last
er ttuite a long visit to the
turtle.
week a
West. Ve are sure that all will wel-
come her ome. tut' some a..e excep-
tionally gt d t.. have her tack .. . We
are ghat to to that Miss Ella Mason.
win
has taw, confined to her bed for
so long with s incl trouble. is able to
take a drive o t. Miss Mason is tar
fr.m tieing as well • as her Ione
would wish to her, hut
that she will s, . • ily gain 1 %Wsunl
strength a •.n, as path
master. ordered ht ten out to do
their road wor . o Wednesday of
last week. It rat . unusual to see
inen doin sir statute labor at this
time o ear.
BELORAVE. r. 15th.
Tow. en le Cursuit. -Th . last meet-
ing of the counclt for 11910 w held to-
day. Mandela all present. linutell
of Inst meeting read and pass . An-
nual report of 1)r. Stewart. M. . o).,
received and ordered to be filed. By-
law No. 14, 1919, fixing the amoun • to
he paid to each member of the coum. I
for attendance at council meetings
etc.. 1910, reed and petard. On mo-
tion of Oonncillors Stott and Chanr-
ney the collector was all.,wed time till
February let next to return his roll
for the balance of teres remaining as
yet unpaid. rhe following accounts
were presented and ordered to be
aid : Alex. Leishman. repairing river
idge, concession 9, $1 : Wm, Dohi,•,
24 wards of gravel, $2.40; Wm. Toll,
15 rds of gravel, $1.50; \Vm. Wal-
den. 'iii yards of gravel, $3; Hugh 51
Burn y, 104 yards of gravel,
Wm. 1lohir.. putting in euly , con-
r.•ssiop'2. $1: Robert Johnston. put-
ting in culvert, costo.-ssion 2, $1 ;
Fraser A Logan. YBlyth. tile and de-
livet•ing setup, $f3.I4 ; Frank Gutter-
idge. ounce • tile. e50.21: L. .1, Wil-
liams, ike.. 20 cents ; John T,
Co es. repairing road and putting in
in at Belgrave, $7,50; Devitt
A. Dunbar. repairing culvert, conces-
Rion 0. $l.:i(1: R. Mooney, bridge signs
and painting,. 11.541; Alex. Parker,
widening approach to Quinn's bridge.
$11.91; the Hell Telephone Co., tele-
phone message., 40 cents ; Alex.
Stricken. Brussels, telephone assess -
mud. *11.3n: John Phillips, levy for
Auburn police village. $19; the local
Board of Health, for services rendered
in 1910, $10; F. Anderson, making out
financial statement. oleo ledger for
drain a'couotp, $S • Alex. Parker, re-
fund of dog Out. 'ill : Geo. T. R.tobert-
son, refund of dog Glx. $1; Geo. T.
R ibertsm. refund of tuxes, W. H. lot
:2, conversion 3, $12.08; George T.
Robertson, pert salary as collector,
$40; John (ifttaupie, fees at Reeve.
1910, SAO; Peter W.Reett, councillor's
feel, 1910, $50: Samuel Rarebit!. coun-
cillor'. fees, 1910. *56; J. N. Campbell,
councillor's fees, 1910. $62 ; J. Ohpm-
ney, eonneillor'u fees, 1910, eatsTors
leeriness of the year being finished the
council then adjourned. A. PnRTER-
FIELD, Clerk.
510.00 Reward.
We will pay this reward to any per-
son or persona who can prove t o us
that the DOMINION EXPRESS will;
not call or deliver to Any residence,ef
place of business inside the eqp ora-
tion. 'Phone us or *duke a --hf your
shipment ; don't carry yeslirreels.
Thiene 8, CANADIAN• CIVIC 01,E11111.
2t
A 50 -cent bottle of
Scoll's Emulsion
given in half -teaspoon
doses four times a day,
Mixed in its bottle, will
last a year-old baby near-
ly a month, and four bot-
tles over three months,
and will make the baby
strong,anc: well and will
lay the foundation for a•
healthy, robust boy or
girl.
POR SALE BY eta. DRL .Glsre
arid lee., sore of paper end tine adfor
our beautiful soviets Rask coal Ch.Id•* sketch-
iook. Sack bask malaise wood Lack
Pers.
SCOTT a ■OWNE
11M Models. Street, Wart Tavola, Orr.
M ay Establish Their Own Central.
Clinton News -Record : Representa-
tives of the Gatferich tewo,hip and
McKillop tete-Phone systenlwcunferred
with the town tathers on Monday
evening on - a matter of vital import-
ance. These systems pay the Bell
Telepbene Company $2 5(1 per apnum
per subscriber for central service slid
an extra dollar for air additional cen-
tral. If required to pay more than
this' they say it wodld be more profit-
able to establish a central of their own
and it having been intimated to them
that the Bell people contemplate un
advance in the rate they are now lay-
ing plaits for the extension of their
wires into Clinton and here doing
their own central work. But before
this can be done the exclusive fran-
chise enjoyed by the Bell ulnar cease,
but that, -however, ie only a [natter of
a year and a half. The !fell gives four
'phones for the privileges they here
enjoy. -
There Were No More Questions.
CANADIAN
PAC 1 F 1•G
Christmas
New Year's•
Rates
SINGLE FARE
DECEMBER 24, 26. 26 .
Return Imo December 27
A l•:in
DECEMBE.4 31, JANUARY 1 and 2
Return limit January 3 -
FARE AND
ONE-THIRD
DECEMBER 21
to JANUARY 2
Return omit January 4
To all stations in Canna east of
Port Arthur, Buffalo, Detroit, Niagara
Falls. etc.
For full information and tickets
see -
YJos. Kids,
Agent, Goderic/.
Christmas
and
- New Year's
Excursions
BETWEEN ALL
STATIONS IN ,
-CANADA
AT SINGLE FARE
Wben a noted Irish oratorwas in
\myrica a few years ego, aayi The.
National Democratic Months be ap-
peared at a meeting in St. Louis and
delivered an address on the subject of
:'Home 'Rule for Ireland." There
were (0) of his csehntrymen in the
audience. At. •e clone of his remarks
the chairnn asked :
"Wo anyone like to ask the
r a question ?"
man in the rear of the hall, who
was quite evidently under the influ-
ence of liquor, arose and said : "Will
the gentleman tell us if there is any
reason why the Irish should not be
wiped off the rice of the earth'?"
Immediately pandemonium reigned.
The disturber was attacked front
every quarter. C,Calls of "Do vi with
him." "Let rue at him." came from all
directions. Finally he was !peened by
the policeman and torn and bleeding
and in an unconscious condition was
placed in an ambulance which bad
leen called. Order wee in a measure
restored. While the audience could
still here the clatter of the ambulance
and the sound of its gong as it con-
veyed it, burden to the hospital. the
chairman stepped forward and asked :
1
-Would anybody like to alk another
question ::'
Cooper's Warehouse.
1 ar el the best patent Hour, also
chi family Hour; a ear of bran and
aborts,\ also baled huts and straw and
all kinds of feed on hand. 1 make a
stecielty\of chicken teed. All kinds
of grain Weight and sold at the ware-
hpuie. One cent per buebel` allowed
bove market price nn all grain faked
out in trade. Prices guaranteed.
Goode delivered to all parts - of the
town from Ctunr'aues WAK61101.1Ri,
Hamilton street, Goderich. . 2t.
The man who stands to;) long in the
limelight is liable to need a white-
wash.
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WINTER MN"
TERM
I RI,
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Or 100051 o
BEGINS JANUARY 3rd
The Monne,. world 1., never nrowded
with connpetent help. 11 yon ponces.. a
-I' II. (' training and graduate from
our .ehool. we gnnrantee to place yon
In a ooeition or refund your WI
lion. Everything I. in your favor.
Send for new catalogue today and learn
more about our plana to help you.
I'ENTHAI. Ito sisKSH f•O1,LF:0R.
a% H. Shaw. Prr.ldent.
LThe achoor or Thorough Training.•
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'Good going December 24, 25
and. 26. Return limit Tues-
day,
uesday, December 27, 1910. Also
•good going December 31, 1910 ;
and January I and 2, • 1911.
Valid returning until Tuesday,
January 3, 1911. •
At Fare and One -Third
Good going December 21,
191o, to Monday, January 2,
1911, inclusive. Valid returning
until Wednesday, January' 4th,
1911.
e2'tr, tickets and , full i nfor
oration from
F. F. LAWRE CE,
. Town Agent:
Office /fours 6.39 a.m. toy) p.m.
Or address ,1, I). McDonald. District
Psesenger Agent.csion Station,
Tot onto, Ontario,
THE IMMIGRATION DEPARTKEN?
OF THE
Callus Rankers Railway System
18 PREPARED TO OBTAIN
FARM LABORERS and
DOMESTIC SERVANTS
WOR ANY POINT IN ONTARIO
If you want help, domestic of
farmhands, have fr•ienilu to bring
frfinr the Hornet 1 thin year, next
year, or at Lime, the service of
the lhorartment at your disptsual
without any cost tel n, •
Write Gr
•
THOS HOWELL,
QeMrei Im Titration Agent,
CANADIAN NORTHERN RAILWAY
54 K•n1 Street East
TORONTO, ONT.
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Extend to all their.best wishes ''
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!CHRIST MAS1
WILL SOON B,E HERE AND YOU
-WILL NATURALLY THiNK OF
JSM.LT,I1'SARTSTOREI
a. the plate to hey /irritable and .artistic preeenes
for friends and relatives, We .ere showing an
unusually attractive line- of .,.quality goals
suitable tor Oreeents, goods that you wili.not.'..-e
everywhere, .4'icturee stoke an ideal present.
We hate painting -4 in oil, water color and
pastel, by eminent artists. Carbon .anJ platium
sepia photo.. engraving., and etchings. plain
and hand -colored. Hand -decorated china, brass
and leather goods. at ewbroido ries, art cuebione,
etc.
We are *bowing an extensive line of Christmas
1 'Al do, 'Booklet S. 0r lendare.
Herders Art `.lottoes'and .trt. Novelties. 11 will
repay yo i to sisit our store before waking envie
selictioue for presents.
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M6rT Christmas
Tu etakc :. \I••tt•y ('hristMan in yinw 1 t' you ehulsto1 have en,
Of our
Happy Thought Ranges
Radiant Home Heaters
USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
CARVERS in cases and without cases
1847 RODGERS' Knives,
Spoons and Sundries
POCKET CUTLERY i, a l a r g e
assortment
Fork,
BRAS-S-C99DS. A fine assortment.
A beautiful t nent of ELECTRIC
FI URE. -
SK S from 40C to $6.00
ERFECTION ANKLE SUPPORT
Have you seen it ? If not, do not
neglect to. It is the only perfect
ankle support on the market.
HOCKEY STICKS all prices and
makes
FOOT WARMERS for your Cutters
GLOVES and MITTS from ioc to
$2.5o per pair
Boys' and Girls' HAND SLEIGHS
And many other articles too numerous
to mention.
.THAT O. owe. ✓V
The area •"Leticia training .rhool of
W e,tern ratio. 51111- eon, .e- are greet seal.
here are esperitmeed tnetrnctor
Our
'lbs emend upon u, fur help during the
.f111 term was ..v -n un. the supply. (lar
!manatee areIn dertpand as Routine... (Int
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tmmppMsucceed Shin'
hand and Telegraphy. I(et our has mita
lo,roe at. ono,.
D. A. MCLACHLAN,
('rtnrl pat
HEATING
ELECTRIC WiRiNG
ROOFi
TAL WORK
Etc.,yEtc.
Estimates cheerfully furnished.
W. R. Pinder
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