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607. EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1899.
Highest Price
Pail
For Produce,
se at Xm
Stephen Council.
The Council ccutveueal at the Tot,vii
Ball, t 1t (rit:en, o21 Dee, Itis, at 10 a.H1.
1 '.a#ll present e};, Minutes et previous meet -
ing read :and approved. Hicks —1.i,'il-
, lert, t, th et 13v-1 tw, No 11, fol holding
— c nominations, later beta„ read the thirst
time be passed. (du
rl:a1. Stvc'iizt>r-•-
Yearly. that By -Law No. I2 for ap-
High1est Price 3 pointal,,; places s foi• holding elections
Paid and Deputy Returning Or.icer, being;
'O] redUCC, •1It(t t�tTllc�llcl(xl:tatvt, in tecl,+tn
I, volae T. B. JEartin it. isnot nllut%aatcc•:
The Canada re feast award
of J. Dovla s and S. Mandel, re,
oMor-
"
he gts, tile on
eon, *1. The Allowing g
!IN -linty Returning; figrrt were al
0a• pointed:
\0 1, Ni'.'tai Baker; No,2,
(:harp Braun; No. 3, letter} Either;
No. •I, Henry Doyle; No 5, Daniel Bu-
chanan; No. a,, C. Stade , Np), r. t.'has'.
For the � , 1r % give free with €!t R4 ikon, =�'u. 5, Thu newts Mallard. e-
E't three weeks ek every .o c amounting- 1 0,4' 1)" I► •I .tvas
c ant nt ng> In t i t 1 c
purchase of$x.50 and over, o t ofour handsome 26
5. Pr sent
entre== to be raid. ('oeaiiefi adjourned
• to nits•' in The Town Hall, 1T2 k•'I•id:at-.
• Dee, 15th.:I[ lata a.m.
dolls. Mothers keep this in mind • Jimmy I:I2.1xt:tt. (°leek.
,andkechieJs.
2-`hiidren's. Hatndl.c.•vltic3., fancy
+'.attiredd borders.. flow•er•r-s in corners Itt
3e. and 5e. emit.
25 (Imes) Children's hem saritelled
1
ta4tntlktrehief• with silk embroidered
t.ul'Irers. Spe'c'ial at 5a•. (awl).
50 dozen l.adie, fine hear Ilaritlk(•r-
elders with lare edge and .beautiful
(spell worked corners at 5e. each.
25 dozen Ladies' fine hear stitched
Handkerchiefs. Spevial 7 for 2.5e,
50 dozen Ladies' embroidered Hand-
I;erehiefs, good value at 12e, now it
for:. n.
1 dozen Ladies' f:tney embroidered
tlaan(1ker !lief 'with h;l idsonle elllbroi-
tier•ed edges. selling at 2 for 2,5C.
5 doz. (went; fano,- bottlert•d Silk
liandketelriefs•, the newest tenth -•-215
t eats melt.
.Slew's plain hem stitched Silk Hand-
kerehiefs at 250., 40c. arnd 50e. each,
pat7(en's . its.
We :ere showing a full range of
-Maas. neck -wear in Buffs, Flowing
ends, four-in-hand, and Bows from 15
terata. to 50e.
groceries.
Try our 25e. Tee.
\Ve handle the celebrated Christie
Biscuits. have you tried theist ? If
ant, why not;
gloves and gauntlets.
Snap in I.adit.' Itingwe.i a:lug
tvurth 25e., now 11)e. per pair,
I.atlie,' Fr•c•neh Kid (Moves at, $1.(+0,
This ;:': the only guaranteed glove at
t 1}ria•,s. - Set then!.
Ludic' ' Cashmere Move., fleaece-lin-
ad at 25e. and 35e. per pair.
Ladies' Astrae12an (sanntlet-, snap
alt $ ..23 !ler pair,
,vises Grey Gauntlets, kid fatc'ed
and flevecal-Bute at 50e. and 75a, per
paths
Men'a heavy Driving, Gauntlets.
Bl:t'ck only at $1.50 per paw.
:lien's Undressed Swede (loves, the
best value yet at 5(1e. per pair.
Special in old Ladies' Hoods, good
heavy Wool Hoods at 65e.
Underwear.
Men's fleece -lined Shirts and Draw -
err: at; •1.5e.
Meet's heavy all wool Shirts and
Drawers, special at 50e:.
We are selling all oar lie. under-
wear at 60e. Come when you want it
aancl see for yourself.
Children's Vests at lOc., 121e- and
we.
Ladies: Vests at 121e., 15e., 2(}c., 2.5'.
to 50e.
Ladies' Drawers at 25e., 50c. and 65e..
,foots & .'hoes.
,a,:alti., Kid Min ie, iII`I'an-2, Browns,
Reda and Blacks, word Lined at 30e.
Farquhar
'r.
HAY. Far.2:)t}ar. Cnmmissimur and
Cotavev a,r<er. M..11e:5. to lae:tf atlOWV,t rates
cat`iacra'.
\lr. -\rthnt 1fcl)er11113i leaves nest
Ittfartt, Satin Booties in Light BIws, Wednesday for Dakota to visit 12is
Pinks and Light ileowns, with down palr'nte. and Entailers and si.-t a•rs, wlto'
trimmings at 75e. left hire some t we've or thirteen years
Misses Rubbers 3110.
11(11}. Jit wags irtaeutls to .peall<1 that:'
wiz2t(l :.;i,•r tviai,•h he tvflt retul•te tit
talcliu. I tihba rg, :5e. and t, ); , this putt. Ii teas there &nee. before
B'oy's liniihers. 500. and 60e, for two par three year, but likes this
eountt y eek better. The South Af-
Meri s Rnbberstli1('.::nc1 t (h�.
r iia War 1-, the a initial topic• of din.
if n's Overshoes $1.35 tot;t,hit, (.nssion, tet the• approaaehing Itmtriel..
lta1 elt..ti(cus are looming up ani! lend -
Ladies' Slippers 2th•. to131.011. lug to the teeliugs that we are not very
impartially represented Tn this ward.--
L•adicee Felt Boots, :map :it 7,7e'• C)tt Saturdatt• ills. !.illy Passmore will
Mtn heavy Bouts at 98e. ' take her departure for Lakeside. Site
purpose., a :taling; a'fe'w_ weeks there
..~t. : . ti ' 1 a C'S'tU on
with. ft 2c ut� ant! a« t llwt.tn e d
1ie21's Long Bouts at y'? 35 toe :rr'.2 t !
Men's heavy Stubbs, proof rubbers, her: way home she will visit Miss Liz-
eery pair warranted. See then!. zie Slalith, a f tiiwv assistant tetanal.,
.end spend the (.'}lristnlas holiday with
.A.1I kind. of Boots for ;111 kinds of hogs,•-.11l.s, Donald and hiss Maggie
wet at ail kinds of prices. Chalmers are visiting at Mr. Thomas
(`::melon's. They hail from Detroit
deady -lI'iade-Clothin
9
and are eousins of Mr. ('amerc s.• On
Men's allWool!:'!stern 9Se. Wednesday evening of last week a
meeting. of the \V.r.M.S. was held in
Men's heavy Suits $4.2J. in the Thames Road Presbyterian
church. Mr. Jameson and Miss Dun -
Men's odd Pants, all prices. can who have been laboring in Cent -
Men's odd Vests ral India for some years as Mlissinnar-
n do'75e. and $I.(ll),
Boys :�. leve Suits $I.7u and a) ies, addressed the society and gave an
y p $2.2.,. interesting account of the work in that
Boys 3 piece Suits ,$3.00 to $5.00. far-off field Rev.\r. Sawyer of God-
Boys LongP c erich, gave at shot address. 'Aare was
Pant Suits $t.39, at 2uu5lcal
}}row= rendered whieh hieh
y's Ruer, �.9S. passed offpleasantly.evening
Boy's short Punts 25e, to 85e.
NEW lRRIVAliS.
LAMP GOODS, X -OUT SAWS, STOVES, AXES, LAN-
TERNS, etc. At prices that will sell them.
P.S. A large stock of 2nd hand Stoves, both Cook
and
heaters.
Highest Price paid for Dried Apples.
Highest pri-:es paid for Butter and Eggs in trade.
��. 13IsHop & SON,
This Store Closes at 6:30 pan., except
Wednesday and Saturday.
e, •
EXETER.
11 'OatEY TO LOAN.
We have unlimited private funds for in-
vestment upon farm or village property, at
lo -west rates of interest.
DICESON & CARLING,
Barristers, etc., Exeter.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money to loan at from 41/6 to 5 per cent..
ELLIOT & GLADMAN,
c 1trrristers, Solicitors, eta., Main St., Exeter
FARMS FOR SALE.
MONEY TO LOAN.
The undersigned has a few good farms for
.sale cheap. Money to loan on easy terms
,TOIr•.2 SPACEMAN,
Sam well's Block Exeter
R.
HIKS
REPAIRING
If you want your Repairing well done
go to R. HIcxs—Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry a specialty.
19SfRRIAGE LICENSE
Marriage Licenses issued a-nd Wedding
Rings always on hand.
Fanson's Block, Exeter.
MENDERS WANTED.
The undersigned will receive tenders for
the erection of a frame barn, stone found a-
• tion,
-'tion, 45x85, on or before Deo, 16, 1819. The
lowest or any tender not necessarily accept-
ed. Plans and spool f:eations,may be seen on
the premises, Lot 19, Con. 9, Stephen.
ELIJ L. .T OM', Exeter, P. 0.
iiiddulph
BARN BuE D.=Ort Friday- evening
last about seven o'clock, the large barn
of Mr. Michael Carroll, of the Roman
Line, was destroyed by fire, including
all the contents, ,consisting of grain,
hay, straw; implerne:nts, etc.' The fire
originated from a. lantern being used
hi the barn. The loss is a heavy one.
Your correspondent is not sure wheth-
er there was any insurance or not.
Children Cry for
CASTOR IA
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Crediton
COLLINS &STANBURY, Barristers, Con-
veyancers, Notaries, Exeter, Ont , R. H. Col-
lins andj. 0'. Stanbnry, B.A. (late•with Me-
a;arthy, Osler & Co., Barristers, Toronto.
Jack Frost has at last awoke from
his long sleep end now he marches
supreme through -oat the land.—Coun-
cil-meeting was held in the Town Hall
last Monday. It was one of the busiest
meetings held for a number of years.
—The scholars of the Evan elical Sun-
day school will give a German and
English Cantata, entitled "The Story
of the Star” in the E. Church on the
evening of the 25th. Everybody come.
--Our Public School concert will be
held in the Town Hall, Thursday eve-
ning, the 22nd inst. Do not miss this
treat• --August Heist, B. Brown and
.Sohn Kerr have each purchased a furn-
ace from our
new Hardware -Haan,
F. Seigner, for their -residences. This
is the seventh f urnace Mr. Seigner has
sold this fall.—Messrs S. Brown and
0.4wicker have made large shipments
of fowl the past few weeks.
TESTIMONY OF
ABRAHAM DEARING.
"This is to certify that I have used
English Stock Food, manufactured by
0. tutz, for calves, milch eows and
pigs; and in all cases have found it
most satisfactory. The calves have
grown faster and done better than ever
before; the /Mich cows have 'improved
in condition. The flow of milk has in-
creased 20 per cent. and is of greater
richness; the young pigs have done
better'on English Stock Food than 1
ever knew them do before. English
$tock Food is a most excellent and
valuable :article and should be used by
stock raisers. It only requires to be
given a trialin orderto prove its mer-
its. It is cheap as compared with oth-
er gtotiefoocls. I have much pleasure
in recontnienditg it to stock :.'users.
For sale by (:, Lutz. Price 50 emits."
ABRAHAM D.EAI*.i\G.
.Dr, 'William 1. A. Case, the oldest
physician in Hamilton, (11' 1 at the age
of 9'2.
Hay Council
Council !net on Monday, 4th inst.
All present. The following have been
appointed Deputy Returning. Officers:
Polling sub -division No. 1, Mr. Russell;
No. 2.-\Vm. Thompson: No. 8, F. Hess,
r.; No. 4, D. Surarus; NTo. 5, Ben. Stir-
arus, No. 0, J. Snell; No. 7, C. Troyer.
The following accounts have been paid:
W. Kyle, gravel, $21.99; Do., work in
pit, $2; J. Alexander, gravel, $23.52;
Board of Health, $61; H. Reichert, cul-
vert, con. 6, $1.50; J. Foster, gravel
and tile, $7.33; P. Hartman, gravelling
and tile, Goshen Line, $6.:5;11 Reich-
ert; lumber, $2.11: H. Bender, two cul-
veats, con. 9, $5; H. Bagel, grading,
con, 10, $13.50; H. Kalbfleisch, htmber
and work $26.49; 3'. Braun, two tile
culverts, con. 10 and 11, $2; J. Weido,
culvert C. R., $5; T'. Heist, gravelling
S. B. $233.40; Jas. Dick, ditch under
O'Brien Award" $52.80; Ii. Guenther,
account for bolts, $9.00; C. 'Wairner,
culvert, Goshen Line, $1.50; S. Jacobie,
enlvert Goshen Line, $6; C. Baechler,
culvert, side road, $6; J. McBrine, cul-
vert, Blind Line, $1; J. Schilhe, grad-
ing and tile, con. 14, $4; :Hess & Son,
wood for Hall, $9.12; H. Rupp, team
for grader, $9; P. Pfrle, culvert, con 14,
$2; W. Mulholland, culvert, Blincl Line
$1; J. W. Wismer, account 25c; S.
Stanlake, lumber, $23.47; J. Green
work con. 6 and 7, 55.50; G. Ford, two
culvert, S.B., $7.73; W. Bell, gravel,
$3.12; M. Geiger, gravel $45,00; 1). Wil-
son, ditch Lake Road, $2.60; M. Geiger
work in pit, $4; 0..Oswald, gravel and
stone, $1.96; G. Troyer, culvert N.B.,
$1; G. iCellerniaal, gravel, $1.60; P.
Sapling, gravel, 523.34: \V. Klepp,
work, G.'1;,., $1,25; G. Fairb ji.n, gravel
$6.72; J. Oesch,gravel,.3.36; T. Hor-
ton, $ , lie
ton, ' gravel $ 7.83; J. Howalcl, brick
bats $6.88; S. Spencer, lake gravel, $6;
W. Treararanei,' gravel,. 72e. Council
will Inept again ou Friday, Dec. 15, at
2 o'clock. F. -Hass, Clerk.
sas
Conductor Bright, who was charged
with manslaughter as a result of 'the
ringing of the Crowner•'s jury at. St.
Mary's last I ,y s September, was discharged
by the Stratford Police ' Magistrate
Thursday.
H. SANDERS, EDITOR.
Sodontm Clandehoye
F&RE.-- -Yesterday Medal morning; The shooting t1 a'e•lt held here a:e'c
the dwelling of lir. Win. Bemis. Lake Friday • I:t•t +ti,. ; a „n:a.nd 'ec c a :ss. Th.,
Road, took firs' ;tial hef0P0INAieed was; first 4-v(nt was :; l!e =e,c; legato!!, e,acl;
beyond. eantrol. 1 tel:ily however, 1, 'Ito aS.ing; , W Ten -to ° 1 llott ed by as
thug via('+'eeel d its saving; lla •lt'1yi.0 elle• glue rts'L luateh,, 12::stnitr�,;il sof to .
]lonsehold r E> p ts. '1'Ile tltr a,a•i;..in tte'(3 FO H1*Tietki ;tl"a' Lh(. p+ e' tea:talc 1��-ratell:
from a 1efee t I . c, stove pipe. The loss u I'scili s� ll•; :,ae;,
to 31" ltar2.1 I" nut '10'1 •ts lb' 11. i Ira Bite, $; W Stell. 7; Fred Kett...
(OUvrliicnce he will b+ VIP' So, :a•, 2t +-. J. ! Si al mea, 7:11. Either. G; H.
Wt t er.:) P I i- 1. P. Muriella 7;
was edgy a ler letse'.
� lig f;,4 F Snell, .s S f. 'tja a: lief. Mertz(?_
W. \ ''e Mate•, ' A. '.Mahler. 'v; M.
There tv 1' ilaei?!.e•a ha acv v sal 1f snot (". 14rteletin,
on 3ion4aw ::.gni it !real:; •a `'hough " Das Rays.
twintet•ln:tel I ir,t' `"tela -Mi �+11err itt • • -
:11111 (lE.h. z-. had a +- Age a:t tl a:111'nnYe,;r .. 7:
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11:11: :111'e'r 21,: Yl:a th.ta ea meal(
laugh: s of :bent set ant 181. “eau ''o a , . y ..% µ11!e `,; J.' 4.. ' n alx'•
MI: F•Ir(jn than am' John Forrest. rest. irf ' (levy::. 1(R;1{, \\ �'heI, ,; Ik tian2x,
Hills Green w•t, in this eetio 1 last n
week baying li n•»e They report good I' Kiltktax;t
hollies for sale hard tap Haid. _ h. i M. Jo a ph lirootk Si,. %titie feces.
I)alvid and Richard Baird. 1f Michigan,. _._Mr.,'. D,ava, i�, !:cote• from the Ni' -tlt-
i'. lap ri' visiting take*" masher mai ether was!. lit iete•9,:•? .. wa•' el�Iiar.•", eaex :1tne.-
n•elatrita•s. It ta►•t•m aas tie' til \l�t I(6 lever there Tin hlr-attou Ya d Mill will
anagrees.Witlt the gat :Is they ate le „l, ,,'; im }r: thi ` 1,11. They , .xp et to }e,
g well..- lir. Geo. ladles1.. tad faun.-rnntling befua•a•t'hri-the;s. 11r• 'told,
1y left on %1'e4nr day I:e:t ler that . Al,. J);in>ant spina *+tanal:ty with trie•tt4.,
Neartl2 \\'esa. -lig. I;,outla•;1 _' 3-. . l*c•r�e,—`:1'hr( a• of ear Ii:ir•kttm; boys met
of I):tshtt-asual, delimited Ostial ic3 10E el teinit tan n rialent'by-the .tti',elal Isreaak-
of (little at J. Leve'e Tin 4 ty. Mr. '' its;..:egad faellin . lir. It. Elliott was
aero air:. I '1'ernindl, 1t: Mee, ,ter 1,:+ -'-'.If ally hurt and :M*. Jameson goat i-
r, h
.ed here (an their tray tat, ::ttbruy tu'::ens l • + sratii3e;1. J. .Elliott esea .}el1 ltk
visit. Milian Cowie, wife i:: lying; -tri- e;itehin r the ],•ag'a'r 1'e al'!1, Piffling', his
1. }- „,
ously ill :at that }:I:a,• •. , hand. Mr. (re::rp,,• T.eeagllezr-t is build-
.
sees a,ag, •t nets �.$)if.^in•r `'gloat(, here. ilii^, P.
Vellt1'aila14 `1'u1 . :t77s1 .'itissea I;1'eti/fea , of S
1 , ;1 less sc r:t Saluda r.ud' 1•tbe paean., -
ti(•ltout. [ s , (, '1'ha• 1`11 ite•„ t. 1 •;1
aa'. , t• ,a 6a"', ua ::1 raaaf. , 112. \'. 1?. \Ii�ie•rinttends ha. -
for
repot t h ! i .i ha I Ina l e u. ,r .
fol tltp• month of November. \a))t,•s :. an„ ,a trigs to the north. Mr. J;une
are In 1I•a14 1 cat 11 e•1•it. :7I•. 11it'i-i+e,t: \\ =11•+.,e;1 e'5 ge't.ting. 1"1141."g'1111:
--Xlbort t'itl1lds, Pally Win11set 1 il,
Haul !:!lilt: .1lt I'na Iinxrah",,', Katie ( xllirl 4 r,
j
Eliiutt. Lillian S:rltltl, Sr. I1• Clio
-
ton IIttga1•ih.l�:dith Bunt, Pero: Wind The 2i-.11•14-11.3. of ilt::+tat a*'t ()sen.,
sew', FieedI liakel•. :1t;�;it• 11ep1a:riil„(af thr ;ee(entl (••mec•R';iou o$
Earl 3111 •lu•t1..ttvitlaa Wilsons Jr. i\' vl,e4. tkitathc�s "ear asfatolnie t hutpreetty
Brute Mitcht•ll, (tt,c. '1141j0”irn. Sr. wedding 1't 11*tw,it21 e1.*nitrg last,
I11. Minnie Iuevn11.1212 l:eldiar (:2112 a*, when ha 4:3e1*itte'z Flurc'ttaic' wa1'. 2122.,
(.lata I�'airhaA. Pearl '\\':tlke2, l,t1g►y ra'd in marriage tit lir: ,Tata. W. I''21tt+I•
Ifiek', Abate ('adlfe N. COI 1.111 :, M ^1e:t, :the* (af Mea(:iltivitty. The rlaaltata}i
2.1.11 144 Itte•214110c•(• e2.3 Jr. Division: la.rlut w;a• vital h,• I1:rt, Il. J. Fair, a4
Jr. 111 ---Rosy \\"itsuat, Iitetol• Mit' boll the Lateen Methodist ('ht*i 1t, ;end the
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:1.!1.11 Bakt;•, l:irliu.0 Bill. \Warren (e r(initly was, watal('•;rd by :2 select
Mlitellell, Fred t'ottrill, limner Slott, gathering of the relatives tiled friends
Ana. HaRt;ith, mama, Batten Sr,11I--- elf the young coupe, ; fter the eert-
Islva, Windsor. ('has, lieainl:ltl, (' Vale minty a, dainty repast teat, served, 1,o1 -
Russel Bloomfield, Part. II ,\ Gladys bowed I'y nni,tt• and a pleasant social
Essen", IItuasty Valetta Ahtl1ticict (.';211- t•t'ening. Ml•, and .\Irs. P,2ttt•lstl11 star
fa., .loos. ilett*nan, Wilfrid Iild in 2(2 trt'it•-11 life with the eintaere good
Enos Windsor. 13 Czar Wilson, :Vitt- wishes of a host of friends. They win
vin Collins, Jim, Dempsey, Jr, 11 t:eke•utshottstktapintlnthi totvn'.Ilip.
Rehece,t Me('oy,\\'itlniel':,.se2•y,\'erne The lere'ettts t1httll wee.' Iln2nel'+a22)'
' 1\'ilsr�,n, Flora lltrpbtu'n, Nellie Cott- and er)titly, bare.' tangible evidence of
rill, 1, erne Sbi'avdown, I•.lzwo2'th Iliel-
ly, Major Ridley, Clara Dempsey,
Part, I---Samatel ;Verity, F2•an4t Mite12-
ell, Gifford ling arch, Gordon Wilson,
Charles Grafton. Averageattt•udanee
:f 2,
W. 13. B 1. est t, w t '1'e:arlls'r (.
Miss OLIVE \VALIUM.
Stephen
SCUUUL IlRron•rs.—The following is
�ll
a correct report of S ti. \ c . 3,for the
month of Nov. Names are in order of
merit, V --Edwin Beaver, Dan San-
ders. IV—Stella Penhale. Sl•. III --
Charles Sanders, Marshall Box, Vera
Sanders, Ivo Box, Herbie Ford, Laura
Jovy, Clara Beaver, Frank Triebner,
Homer Bagshaw, Sadie Willis, Elsie
Handford, Asti Penhale, Roy Perseus,
Hattie Willis. Jr. HI ---Minnie San-
ders, Willie Trielmer, Jenna' Sanders,
Alonza Ford. Sr, II—Eddie 1Vi11is,
Herbie Beaver, Mitchell Willis, Herbie
Dearing, Lizzie Sanders, Edith Par-
sons. Jr. I I --Earl Box, Harry Parsons.
Sr. Part Il—Tontnly Sanders, Iiarry
Triebner, Gladys Bissett, Garnet Craig;
Ralph Willie, .Annie Sanders. Int.
Part II—Fred Beaver, Cicellia Ford.
Jr. Part II—Vinnie Cookson, Lillian
Stanlake, Samna Stanlake. Part I.—
Tommy Penhale, Victor Sweet, May
Sanders, Hilda Preszcator, Earl Par-
sons. Average attendance 42.
R. N. CREECx Teacher.
The following is at correct report of
S.S. No. 2,for the month of November.
Names are in order of merit. No. on
roll 34. Average attendance 27. Sr..
IV—Lulae Essery, Garnet Hill, Louisa
Flanagan, Siloma Hirtzel. Sr. III
Allie Heading, Isaac Sims, Gleetis Hill
Bristol Essery. Jr. III—Louisa Sims,
Arthur Flanagan, William Sims. Sr.
II—Eva fiirtzel.Jr•. HI—Mary Gower,
Ethel Lamport, Roy Sims, Nora Sims.
Sr. Part II—Jos. White, Rose Harding
Gertie Essery, Jos. Gower. Jr. Part
Il=Mary Chambers. Part I -Evert
Sims, Clayton Sixns, Ethel Situs, Mag-
gie Beggs.
C. L. Haggith, Teacher.
Zurich
DE.ITE OF MRS. Cool;, -An okd and
esteemed resident of this place, passed
away on. Tuesday morning of last week,
at the residenee of her daughter, Mrs.
Rummiil, with whom, in company with
her hnsband, she had lived for several
years, in the person of Mrs. Annie
Catherine Cook, aged 89 • years, 3
months and 5 days, and' her demise
will be le,rnad with regret by count-
less friends.. in various parts of the
country. Deceased was born in Ger-
many. She emigrated to this country
63 years ago with her husband, who
farmed for a1 long time, and with the
early settlers endured many hardships
incident to pioneer life, She enjoyed
splendid health up till two days before
her death, passing peacefully away in
a quiet sleep, surrounded by those she
loved who were enabled to reach the
bedside. Thirty-eight • grandchildren
and sixteen great-grandchildren are
left, besides six sons and one daughter
—Mrs. Rummell... The sons are: Peter,.
Elmo. township; Jacob, Ellis township;.
John, Dakota; Henry, Hensall; Chas.,
South Easthope; Reinhardt, South
River, who officiated as pall bearers.
The funeral was 1 n rgely attended by
friends, who came from miles around
to pay thea• last tribute of; respect.
Impressive sertraces were condeteted in
the !Methodist Church and at the grave
by Rev. C. F. Finkbeiner, the remains
being interred in Bronson Lrr2eter',
Mr. Cook, who is about the sante age
as his deceased partner, survives and
enjoys good health.
The l4ial Enterprise, published at
Baseobc'l, \\ r2... c (ntalin. tllc' follow-
ing ('lneernhlri a former young man, of
Centralia, which streaks for itself: -••-
Walter Fero, who was employed in
a cheese fae•txn'y in C'errtvafia, Ontario,
for stone years, mule here its the spring
of 1507 and has had ehatrge, of the ilus-
Co(t L cheese faetol y sines that time.
..
• It; has thirty patrons and as 112
running operation about 111nonths itt
the year, and. at the plc etlt 1,1111e i.
handling ill the neighborhood of to.
(100pounds of milk per day. .1. few
weeks ago we wrote at short article in
this colunnt calling the Attention of
cheeseinakers to the educational con-
test given by the. Genesee Salt Co. and
the Creamery Package Mfg. Co., to
he held in Chicago saluetirrtc in Oc-
tober or November of this year:, open S.S. N,r. S, fur the mouthof Novem-
to all makers of any kindof cheesie' hers Report i.. based ()n work and at -
with the hope that some of aur boys t('ndaneeof pupils. Names are in or -
would compete for the prizes s oli`ered. He concluded to try for ider of rtter it . I,ttic (Coughlin,f.'lU-
Mr. Fero noticed our article in his jrat- and t-. Clo-
ver r Shox c Nora Coughlin, Pearl
per
selected a 1:!11)11 of his cheese tootle' son. TV --("ora n Short, Geer geda Scott,
on the 7th of October Inst, sent it to Tommy Lightfoot, May McGroty,Jos' -
the city and entered it for what it Phenv Coughlin, Willie Lewis. Lilly
was worth. Last week he rc'reiyed
'sight foot, Edward Faultier, Joe Doyle,
III
the following letters and score card,
III—Leo Coughlin. Roselle . Lightfoot,
the contents of which were indeed Scott, Harry Lewis, Olive Short.
Sr.,. IT —Pearl Short. ,I('nnet Maguire,
dgratifying. We are pleased to t ( pro- N c'llie Lc win, Gladys Short. Erwin
uce the score card and the le.ttees Scott. Jr. I1 - Atmold Coughlin, Allis
coRE (_tRn. \'Gilson, Lottie Welsh. Part II—
Exhibit No. `23. Date, Nov, t. '99, ,
•45 441 Adria Gonghlin. Mable Lightfoot, Ray -
cat mond Coughlin, Adeline Hoffman,
15 15 Part I—Clara, Lewis, Edward Tones,
Make up 10 IO FredLewis, Francis Glassin, Eliza
Total 100 99 Hilliodier\\'illi 4ITi' Morluireer' Average(at'-
Judge: A. H. B.i RIBER. :�
Chicago, Ill., No. 13, 1S99. telldauc a 35.
J. H. Lane. Teacher:
WALTER FERO, k�SQ:;
DEAR SIR.: Allow ate to congratu-
late you on winning; sweepstakes in I+'ttllatton; 3,Mr. Walks, of the town -
our contest. There is nothing I. can line; has rented his farm to John Ker -
say other than what Mr. Baer has said salake, and intends moving to St.
except that we cut up your cheese and Marys shortly.
find it very elegant.
Yon will receive e
Stanley: On TiursdavcvennA
ls
a check from our people for $30.00, Alexander
Walker received a severe
our sweepstakes prize, and also one of and what is feared will prove a fatal
$20:00 from the Creamery Package accident. He was taking house a load
Mfg. Co. * * of fire wood from 1rir. Donald Smith's
Yours very truly, F..'2. T1t11'P, bnsh, when the block upon which he
Chicago, Ill., Nov. 13, 1899. was sitting slipped. He was thrown
MR. WALTER FERO, to the ground, alighting on his head
i\EtjSCOD-•1, \VIs. and shoulders with his face to the
FRIEND WALTER: Referring to yonr ground. He was found a short time
exhibit in the Educational Contest afterwards by his brother-in-law, Mr.
given by the Genesee Salt Co. and the Donald Smith, who, with the assist -
Creamery Package Co., it affords Inc fusee of kind neighbors, took him home.
great pleasure to extend congra.tnla- Medical acid was at once obtained. It
tions and to commend the perfect was found that one side was paralyzed
workmenship and skill which you as he was only able to move one hand
exercised in putting up the sweep- and foot. Much •sympathy is felt for
stakes cheese, scoring 99 points out of him, and it is the hope of all that he
a possible 100. Your cheese wits as may soots recover.
nearly perfection as it is possible to �►
produce from mixed factory milks, DLARRIAGES.
nieelyripened, developing rt rich, nutty
flavor, smooth, silky texture, perfect. Sw 14.N --Hast L* ---At the !Lapse, Hen -
M color, and a fine product in every. sall, November 23, by Rev. J.S. Hen- '
way. This sweepstakes premium is del'son,, Mr- Leel. Swan, of Rib -
no small winning, for you were in belt,' to Miss Jane' Martin, daughter
sharpp competition with to ncy cheese of IVIr, Geor • e Martin, of Hibbert.
p _ g
from eightstates, and yon can justly
GRAHAM—TONES—At Cromarty, on' •
feel proud of this spleedid showing. ,s , S
you ontin aea eeess I re- No 21 b3 Rev. P. , 1111. Archibalrll
Wishing c 1 a .d st Graham, of . ibert, to 'tgins Susatrt
main yours very truly, O. S. 334.EIL. Joiaes; of Mitchell,
the itig it estee'ut In tvltunt the, yronng
people are held.
SCHOOL REP'41w2':. -Tho following is
•e COMM: repent of S. S. No. I, for
Novterl}ller. Names are in order of
merit: V- Ella Aitkins, Irving Neil,
Sr,IV—Charlie ha lie Miller, Ray Coldeig h,
Pattie!: Glavin. Jr. IV• -=-John Miller.
Eva Aitkins. Sr.1I1•=•Ae as Neal d,a*:.
txtaxviu. I habit' Miller. ('ural Lewis. Jr.
III Irene t'/Weigh, Fred Leeks-. C I2as.
Lecky, Edwin .hiller, Clara
`(:I tvin,
Mona, O'Reilly. Martha Lewis.. Sr. II
-3(c' Le eky. Willie Miller, Rus -eel
Simpson. Jr 11 I nne•e t'obieigh, Lags}
C'otte'r, Hurt,;:• Neil. ('evil O'Reilly,
Ethelda Aitkius. S:. Part II —Mabel
Miller. Tont O'Reilly. Jr. Pala 1I--
1 aarrison Ly nhcun. Sr. Part I :Mary
Flying, Andrew Flynn, (garnet Flynn.
Jr. Part 1—Edna Lewis. No, on roll
39, average 29. ' Members of Honor
Roll for Nov. Iry ing Neil, Chas. l'Iiller
Io11n ,hiller, Jame. (aa vin, Ado. Neil.
Libido Miller, Willie Miller, Lucy Cot-
ter, Cecil O'Reilly. Bary Flynn.
M, EL•ro`, Teacher.
The following is ar (•ul•t'ect report. of
Flavor
Texture
Color
children Cry for
CASTOR IA.
MILLEEl— l,IeDOva:Lz2---At Staffa, on
Nov. 24byRev. P. Scott. Mr. Robert
o Miss FloraMcDonald,
\V,IIillet, t
both of Hibbert.