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efore stock taking, we 'intend clearing out stock of Ladies' and. Children, , 0 Jackets ,
idol at cost: The winter has just set in and you rrlay 'need a co.nifortable up4o-clate. Jack-
et. We have them from one of the best maker's in , America, ... Glance over these
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vices and note the mane saved by takina. advantage Of this sale.
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Ladies' Jackets in Black ,Curly Cloth, (one ef our leaders) Reg,'Ular$6.00 redocedtb
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.. .: " New .Blue Beaver very stylish and.conafortable, Was 58.00 new. s5 v9
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All Wool Freize a seller at $5 50 now $399
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ar Remember'these prices are genuine—We invite inspection and comparison.
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Don't forget out Shoe borcrain- for the next two weeks.
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Special line of Ladies' Skating shoes.I waterproof at .$1 S 35
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' very special at $160.
Men's fine evening dress Shoes, Dongola Kid cloth top at 3.00
' Box Calf extension sole new shape (J. D. Kings best) at 325
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Wehave still A feW
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HOCKEY -Skates left:
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'IVES
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We have that Famous Model
tion its many improvements for
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stove with its two extra large
the kitchen and'burn those rough
(41.6
'Ravin°. replaced a latue .nuniber
b. t-,
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have to greatly reduce the prices
$1.00 up.
If you are interested in the
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Highest prices
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;IGS.
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SPRING and
now.
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know it. We need not ,men-
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the well known farmers
in need of a stove to warm up
fall. we find that we shall
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We can sell you one from
prices will decide- yu...
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Apples Etc -
pair of those '45c.
You can use thein
stove made by llicelar3r. You
this year. The Celebrated
. Florida,
ovensandfire box.. If you are
chunks this stove will .do it.
. STOVES.
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of Stoves with Furnaces this
on them to clear the out.
above . '
-our
paid for '-utter'Eggs9
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• ..EXETER
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.101:11a11•1•1211=Mi611156114,=.1•1160 .. .
IVION. EY TO LOAN't
%17e have unlimited
vestin exit upon farm
'lowest rates of interest.
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for in-
property, at
etc,,, Exeter.
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NOTICE
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Or Thomas
ship of
Iluron,
_Pursuant to
Statutes of
given that all
claims against,
the
Oonsity 'of Huron,
died on or about.
1899 are
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25th DAY
to send by, post,
& Carlirirr, Solicitors
last will and
their christian
aresses an3.1.
of their claims,
counts and the
any) held by
Xast aforesaid
to distribute
am on g- e
.p1'r,
1iveen.eeabove
Io mexecutorvll
saidasetor
son or perpons
tics shell not
time of stitch
•nated ,d,'. EX616r,
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NOTICE
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stephen
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, Notice' is'hereby
issv Oba nt,er
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to;ecal to I
.3)3 4)1 bihe
Com proly, Litri
ths estate of'
141) 431 14301.r
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in063t4i3s'it7;sli))1,r,LfVit'411"1
said estate 644)3364)
1e3, 'its ring
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TO CREDITORS.
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Alin -ay, late
Stephen, in the
Gentleman,
Chapter 129,
Ontario, 1897, notico
creditors and
fhe estate of
Township . of .Stephen,
gentleman;
the lOth day
on or before the
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OF :JANLIARY,
pre-nahl, to
-for the
testament' of the
narns. 41,4.surnitmeS.
descriptions, Cite
a statement
nature of •their
thorn, and that
the .Li ctor
thsaexeu
the assets of the
itsinaI. e
not be
anYart th4(Of
of whose °lain)
hav been
distriheAtion.
' Bic KsoN
SolicitOrs
thiS 21t11• a
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County
deceased.
of tbe
others•having
Thomas
decea'Sed,
of
A,D
Ittessrs,
executor
said
full
of
securities
after
-will
said
pre
reqiirot
habl
1.5
or
received
& CAnLI`,,til,
Tor
aY' of,Dee,
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tosVrsliip
Of
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fell
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entitled
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t / le, town-'
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Revised
is 'hereby '
Murray
in tlie
who
December,
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1000
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Dickson
-of the
deceased
acl-
facrtionlars
their, ae-
,if
the day,
proceed
deeeased
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anY P-
claims no
at the
Exeitor.
1809.
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14-1, STRAY CALF. ....
' There came unto the prerrcises of the un-
clersignecl on or about °fit ist. a steer calf:
owner can have same by' p' roVing, property
and paying expenses.
' - ktOBT. ESSERY, Crediton 'P.O.
Private funds
or y,illage
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82, CARLING,
Barristers,
MONEY
/fancy to /0,,,,
EL.T-irOT
Barristers, SolicitorS',
TO LOAN.
5 per cola. ,
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Exeter
-1--,sTRAy cATTLE;
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There stro ied -rrom tl a b is f fi e nil: -
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rsigned, , two . good, wo-year-old s eers,
color ' one, all white tlie other red. Both
anim'als are marlced 'on both ears , lo.,y
sh,,,,ed ,A,,,,,b,i„, „,•
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each ear. Any person. gxvIng Informattoo
a's to their Whereabouts; will be suitably re-
'warded,- .
QtrINTON 13u0s., Saintasbury.
at fr6n, ,e.ez te
& GiLADMAS,
etc., MaiaSt.,
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, , PAILMri FUR S.A.LE.
.11.10NE , TO LOAN.
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Thei undersigned has a fewgood farms for
13(1 -le °heal"). NIeneY to loan on easy terme
4 . 3-01.1N S.PACRMAN, ' '
.ean.i.,,,ent,Bione r.,„tee
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-PIT OUSE AND , LOT
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' A gOod story ancl.balf
situated on ..ciuron
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Mi.., VOSPER,
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FOR SALE
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34 etes of Ontario,
g irql tlial an
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ii.1316M 4)c.C1
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ii.,o names
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bo ,y,,thebl,
:e cam. 11,xetnrtors
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tieS 13.1
F 7 .t0,.fe0.c1r4uitib, vcehnac
,cleettor
163(0
of , whose
tltOlt have
30 6'';of snob distribution.
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TO CREDITORS
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deceaed.
Chptehe Revised
1897, notice is hereby,
creaitors, and others having
the estate of the above natn-
31 h" wh° died' °23' °I' a 1-'1°''
Nov'eni her, A•li. 1St)°, tire on
of dA,AtuARy 1900,
pre-p'adtthe u1111er-0
tor hexatorf
or thsaideceased their
and. surnmnee, address-
ptions, the full partipulars
a tatern en tof their accounts
,,,,. 'lieir setirities (ifany)
otffit aftv,r trhe (1 aY itdet aler"--
, will prOCed b['ht.
ateeceeasedamon
(11.1 thero, hatvinro,'nra
,iarrsisa, boofyewrbeifqaouldi, ilrnedo,t, iciienclshtah• lel
win not e 11.1 3' thSant
lrt thevebt,toany Mell or
elarth or Slfkinis- notiee
bi,, receivett liy thorn n't Ow
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bieesoN Sr CA r Lose-,
ddi e d '2 ill . S °lie i i 41r'' i'°'r
As)), isis9 41'.'- 4"'
11 ARM' FOR S &LE OR RENT
,-,rb,i,, uilde, siO'l, l•iis-_--f2i; ,
1tSrnibegioibPl14cWth34nl
fV.a°e;f.ar.(6
1rc°riliningoireillndrettareS-Seelee
edindr3g01state of cultivation
aepfen plowing doneand acres l2l7
whe".at sown. There ',is .on 'the prernisiis, a
good ban ic barn and other' out buildihgs,
good orchard. ti,Vo good wens 'and other
(,,oilverlienaes, This ie a good farm and Will
, be sold or rented on 1'06 11 61 toxins. A,p.
ply to , , wm.. HArijus, ,
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TO CREDITORS
or n
Liteof the
in the county
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(i. vt °Man, oecc,4eett.
given' Mil
121i that all
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I•V(,bidnian, Fxecr,
Londn anti
ited, the.' Artinin,traters,
the said deceased,
claims and the
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ae0Selleleil1 dAterl
1133 9 artie/3
regard 034V to
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tO tr,t- P.:e0-111,-,CC"^P-e-rv,;dde,--t.i.
or .l364. 3' inek.
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tf. yeti want.your Repahang
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and ,7ewelry a epecuilty„
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Chiidro,tt Ory
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irolh-t-i-i'e al'iSeSr Of the 11/1••
about Dec, 1. ii Vettl`"61(1
t voliti. A n v rtirqou 'giving'
to j ier reeovery
-,-(e iesvaideds ' ,
eirA inii. la ipeolin , Con trails..
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for
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AIN17A-RY 4, iQO 1 CH. S A NI.) Ell
Folic}wiw; is the result of the
goal helcl on Monday last.
lIngli c'. Vlam II P. r Ala shall John
0nt1.3 Itedgnis Harding McL,regor.
3 12 25 28 37 3
n 5 22 .33 40 26
11 1(1 20 23 24 9
4 4 2, 20 '3 t .27 6
e 75 52 • 55 , 38
28 20 24 28 , 29
S :35 18 -1.0 60
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1s. 1134- 223 262 251- 173
Robert 1-1..atellinson; 13.euve by 4)0013
1.1131(13)
ITOI3.1‘.; HICKS.—The resi-
len ts of 1, la is coni tnuni ty Were m
hocked oil it becoming known tlia.t
tr. Joim Lhks, Ivlio conducted the
'enmentece I -louse liet.e, had died very
uddenly. It appears he WAS 111 IliS'
isnal golid health Monday inorning
but the afternoon he lay down on
she bed to teke a nap and never rose
'gain, ' When found he was lying on
he floor with a large mit on his face,
vidently receivedby falling from the
bed. Heart fitilure is -.supposed to be
be catise,of death. BO NVilS twice mar-
k-sift/id leicves a w ife 1311(1 fo 01' children.
is 1513)?) 13.3 were, interred in the
xeter cemetery Wednesday after -
000.
Cromarty
Mrs. Ben. Fawcett, nee Lizzie Leary,
ccompaniect by her hosband, is visit-
-rig friend, end -relatives in this viein-
ty the last two weeks. Her home is
n WinlnpLg where she has resided the
ast, seven or eight years.—Mr. 1V. E.
oggarth, teacher, leaves this' week
or Rensall where he intends to spend
he wintee, until such tixne as he se -
4)00e4) a. suitable farm.
DIED. ---Ori Frida,y, pee. 256h, Lottie
Ilen, belovecl wife of Mr. John Rice,
high solictift teacher, Aurora, departed
his life after a few days illness. Her
einains were taken to the home of her
pother, MPS, Anthony Allen on Sat-
irday and buried in the Staila ceine-
ery on Sunday aftern0013. She was
ext off just in the prime of life at the
tge of 25 years ande;'oce months and
eaves a husband a( Wo little child -
en, one• of whom 15 a week old, to
mourn the ioss of a loving wife and-
iother.
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Farquhar
D, HAY, :Farquhar, commissioner and.
Conveyancer, Money to loan at lowest rates
ofinterest.
Mr. and lIrs.,John Bell spent New
Year's 1.Ify at the honee of Mr. A.
Hodgert, i;jf.Tfixeter."—Mr. A. E. nod.-
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his fet. S--ef
removed to Mr. McTagetarts house
about,a mile floral of Exeter on Tues
day last. —Mr. Harry Webster and his
mother visited Mr. .Tohn Westlake on
Monday last. ---Mr. Geo. Hackney, who
has been spending bis eXmae. holidays
at his father's, Mr. James Ha.ekney,
left on Tuesday to resume his studies
at the Toronto` University.—Mrs. Jos.
Campbell, of Staffa, is at Mr. D. Hay's
this week. ---Mr. Archie Towers and
Miss Lizzie Towers while on their way
from a party at Mr. Duncan Mc Lareirs
Wednesday night 0.0 "last week, were
thrown out of the Mtter into the ditch
by the horse shying; but fortunately
they *tire none the worse of theintnis-
bap.;;--Mr. David Brown, who is en-
gaged in London, spent a few days
the beginning of the week with his
wife and family here.
Centralia
• Your dorres,pOndent, wishes the citi-
zt..ns of this town and also all the read-.
firs of yoiir valuable `paper a Happy -
New Year. Lewis, an d SOD, VV111.,
of London, spent NeW Year's clay With
the former's daughter, , Mrs. 'Thernas
Neil.-1ffr. and Mrs. John Pylar of St
lff,arys, and Luther ,Pyin, of London,
spent their Nev 1..Yea1's under the pa-,
rental roof. --Mrs. 1). French, ef Clin-
ton, Miss Iffa.rtlitt Hill., of G'oderieff,
Iffies J..A. Campbell, of Varna svere
arnelig the guests. who, ,Spent'. 'their
New Year's here with, friends. --1-11r.
Warner, principal of Alma Ladies' CO1-
1eo-e St. Thothas contlitctecl,the anni,
versarY services here 011 Sunday: The,
attendance was ,not large owing to the
-unfavorable 40e41313e1':3'n; The following -
evening it tea and entertithament Wati
give.n • by the Sunday school, Which
WaS tt grand suceees and well attended.,
The children gave sonie excellent sing-
ing and recitations:and together with
other selections the program \Va'S 11111011
enjoyed.--Afrs.. Dand(iock, of (31)10,
is
4013103 0! lier claiighter's, Mrs. W.
I/ Elliott, Filirfield.--Air. ,•:Par-
sons has. nearly "completed his fowl
business 111111a large numbei' ha.ve been
shij 114031 IrOin ere.--eAtr. Get).
returixtd. 11.131ne 1ne341a3 3 afte0. sPend-
in g his libli d ays' .41 plat, With frier -
Thomas ElstOrlhas started
niachine and Will si..i.ii,u-„.beprepared
tO chop ,agaiii.--eTlie 114 '014,4)13 of Ilte
Centralia.L.O.L. purpose giving -a 1304
11133'in the Butter Co's hall on Thurs-
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day inixt, lOth. inst. The subject' is•
!,‘ langbier and itS tears:"
It 40111 113' delivered 1..iy the Rev: Mr.
Forster, of Toronto, arid will '.corns
mence at eight.e-The,Centralia LO.L.
held their annual election of oflicers
on Thursday ((1- 11153 IVeek and restilted
the following offie,irs tieing elected,
Join). 'Neil; 1).'!.,- ifeney.
Mills; Clait,plainr, 1. NeVin; R(c. Sec'y,
13.51331' 11)1014301(1: Fin S'ec'Y Tharilirt:
•Lahe; Trett#9, Ifirxtable:' Divers -
tor of Cerchnonies, ,1. IIT ight Isectur-
et., Frank Davis', 131 coinniitteenian,
McFalls." 240d, \Vitt. ,Cave: 3rd IVus
Davis.llh. Harry
,SUDDEN.1)EATIT.'2-Th e startling nesvs
of the death. of Mr., john 1)1-
121033-111.3. 404)1
received by leaby of,
our citizents with imich sirrprize, as the
decea.sed was only in the prone Of life:,
His death occurred on, Monday lament'
ing at his residence and tile firneral
tooic place on -Tuesday. fle leaves it
wife and a small family to mourn
denlisen
19,
Zurich
The wilder has madelits appearance
and looks ae if it has come to stay. ---It
is not doubted. now ITO 'Whitt 6154011
3,14 ,1 bright fitture. lt will be lit both
in and out of doors hy electricity. -
0 ur township lathers were all returned
by acclamation. This goes to show
that their dealings with the public
during the pest year were 0: K.—Our
3/i11'-1ge Colineil was also el -...ted, yoix
might, say by in:eta:Ina tion, the only
difference being that all new men are
is it.—Mr. and Mrs. Jo°. Fuss, of
Exeter, are spending their bitlidays 111
town. --Mr. lly. Randall hid his liroth-
er as palest for a few days. --Miss C. M.
13achanan, left for Goderich Wednes-
day morning to resume her etudies
thet.e.--Mr. F. Hess , WaS united in
marriage tO MiS8 Julia Dates, eldest
daughter of Mr. Fred. Datee, oi' Hay,
Dec. 28. May they live to enjoy many
years of wedded Holtz-
man, is able to he around again xifter
Rime and serious ill ness.----Master Alf.
ancis Eddie Peilie, formerly of this
place, but now of London,- called on
friends here. They are both looking
well. ---Mrs. Shelton, ef De,troit, is vis-
iting her sister Mrs. Rhodiogt
31113 - Kate Wenzel of Detroit is
Visitino• her brother IVIr NV.in H
Wenzel this week. --Mr. O. Ehnes, of
Zurich, spent 11tiesclay with his aunt,
Mrs. E. Siegner.--Mrs. George Brown
313 (11 with inflatninatiou of the. Icings.
We trust she will soon
Barkley, Of London, was in tlie,villirge
Tuesday on business.—The Rev. 111.
11. Wing, 01 13)31110. Conducted quarte,r-
ly ineetinp..,s in the Eva.ngelieal church'
last Saturday and Stindity.--Mr.
('lark returned home from lffaxii-
toba iao Wednesday where has been
working the past few years.—School
started on Wednesday with xi, fair at-
teradance.--Our Selmotnieeting
was held in the schciOl. honee Wednes-
day. Mr. jas. Clark sytis re-elected as
Trustees Mr. John Diet'z, received.' the
job as caretaker at $,58 a ye1U',--3I1's.
Hoffman and family,‘Of Parkhill, tire
-Oisiting her [1111011313: 001' Mr: xind Iffr(1
George Brown.—Messrs. Stun'. Stahl
and Simons of Berlin, and. .Allandale,
respectively, spent Christmas week
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Die-
bold Stahl. --We have at last received
a large share of the. beautifill. Most
of the concessions- are impassible.—
Miss 51a:1"Y Mast and friend. of London,
spent New Year's Day with her father,.
Mr. Jno. Mast. --Messrs. Zwictker &
Brown are buyingeup a large amount
of clover seed.—Mr. E. 'Simpson, of
Moresville, spent a few clays last week
With frientls:7-NiV:ers: does the 20th
.7
century begin? .
IL&Prv E \TENT. --Wednesday- even-
ing, December 26, the residence of Mr's.
N. Shirrity, was the sisene of an inter-
esting event, 'especially to the fair por-
tion of the community, it being, the
occasion of the marriage other daugh-
ter, NeIlie, to Mr. H. Y. E. Cook, a
rising and popular yoting barrister, of
Ileneall. The bride looked charming
in 4/4 handsome costume of 'white hro-
ca.decl silk, with chiffon", trimmings,
bridal veil with orange blOssonis and
carried a baguet of white..6roses. Her
sister, Miss 'Tena acted, as bridesmaid
ad n,was attired in a becorningecostunie
of ptcle blue and.white silk with chiffon
The groom. WaS SttpliOrt-
ecl by Dr. CanipItell, of Zurich, while
the officiating clergyman was tlfe /ley.
J. S. Henderson;nt Hetisall. The
eroem's 0-ift.to the brkle was au ele-
gant broach set with opals andpearls,
svhil e that of thebridesinitid was a lian (1-
so)ne rnig, set with peitels and olivrhes.
The„ 'Iledcling march was played by
Mrs. Moorhousenef Detroit, , sister of
the grodin. 'The cereniouy over, and,
the enstornavy congratulations teniiv.:e
the happy couple, luncheon was serve:
'ed. the tables being handsomely and',
profusely deeorated for the. occasion,
after which a very pleasant time was
spent socially and then the bride ancl
groti'm were driven ' to their home in.
Hens:ill. The eontractino• 1 -el rties. are
prominent" social circles and the
very warmest wishes for their continu-
ed happiness is extended to thetn.
Gree
The annual Christmas entertainment
in connection with the Boston Metho-
dist Sunday sciboole was held' as usual
on Christnaas night. The chitrch was
packed to the dooiss and a lengthy and
.choice. prograitrof ellernses, dia,logueS,
recitxttions, etc., vvas given by the scho-
lers of 'the school. At the close (11 the
entertalinnent a large number of pres-
ents svei'e unloaded fr,iin a large ever -
°Teen and all went 11\, .33 hav-
ing thoroughly tinjoyed the closing
hours of Christmas day. The proceeds'
of: the entertainment amounted t0.
over i4332.--11ev. J. W. 131litr0 OXCIlanged
4)00141 6.4111 Rev. It. L. Wilson last Sunni
day. --Miss L. I-Iohn and A. G. Wilson,'
of London; Miss :McPherson, 'of
V'arria, and'Rev„, R. Ile \\')J 4)313 .41.351`
family', spent (3hristin;iS at their old
home. --The anntal Christmas tree of
,Grace chult.eh SuridaY school svas held
'on 'Friflivy evening last ,a4)(1 Wa S highly
Isuccessful 111 eyery reSpect. The.andi-
epee enjOyed the excellent i)rtagrictii
"PA;s,en,t''h
(j:,teotis
tt:he cose of :h:
e entertaininentDsa
l:ge npiiiber of 3.01' 3)313)1 reSOi
‘egi t.
wihing)er
RCV: F. C. FOster, '.L'oronto„
lecture in 3111) 131, ethodist, church
Tuesday evenitig, b, tinder the
.auspices of the ran genimi of 3rovity„
and ,Green way lodge. ' Subject, ''',fre4'
land in Liiiighter and Tears. '---Mr.
:Baird, of E4.11101.130e, itfter an
1115 (100' Of .near y five years ' visited
friends., Imre 'last ' mss
b 0 0 I 11 -1
a n„g_i_ oo t.,aag0 10 Wit 1
10 04' teacher.. --Mr. W.
Ulens sold a line matched Leant .of
horses tt Short time ago' for $105 -
1213 3101110:John T. Parkineed
is engaged to teiton S, S. Ne-'
Ion 1.0W21 shin, for the coming year.
Ansa, ,Mr. 13 lintchinsien
liposed of his g.weery tinsineSs to VV;
0. Walker Who will continue the basis
(less as berittofois
\871001.13013): Tice 'engine itt 'a 1.
is nearly finished. Friday tero(3001
the sitiolcestitelc was Tett
lengtlis were '
(2lin 0341 We understAn 1 that
Fris Ifolities hat; 'reziteti .iin office in
!•:".1r11311 Block. fie iS a 'son (rf Rev.
W. )td lxxis hcc 1 practisi-
,
at 131 enlieint,
,
Oro ; tr ty: Mr. Fred 1.1.1.ersiiike Wieee
ever to the benedicts party on 332
IleSday aveni'ng,.by taking to h0iiNtlie.
16.31,' the person of Miss Saete:V.,,.
Fell, o
' Zurieh; On Tuesday starte'
the. office of Magel's
Fortunately it WaS noticed in Lintz,
and wits extinoatishe1 before any sea,
lous.daniage Was done.'
- Varna: On Tuesda3e evening '
Oliver Keyes It:nit vvith 0. painful , .---
dell. He wits splitting wood 1131(1 4.313
axe cangh t. on a elotheS 'line, and
boundech :Striking above the .eyte
and iffflictingt.isnasty text civet- an in:6
'
DRUCK-+IST 33 310 1)31141 ,443131
The hest 11niu.00., t',3T
sprainS and. bruises. The ii3O'StKertUeeys,
for Cramps...ail(1 e 01 ie. ./k 1.-4W ,S) hsti-
tutes; there's but dile .P4ineEi.iler,
Perry Davis'. 25.116313 50c.,;
of this Place, has soltrIfis finati in. Aa -
‘1'0111% t 3 3 gen f -tone
near Ottawa, :farm is sift:tat-in?: 1 -
Laird townShip, coritaitis .160 acres,
which about 40 it eres aro cleared,,
the place WaS 5)1(1 Lor $1,200..
Goderieh: On ' Christmas mornisitte
the:wife of Mr. john Tlaortipson (n(3e
Miss Andrews) presented him ewi
diaighterS and': a son,
One was and one 'has since
died, one of the, daughters 'surYiying,
The mother and -baby. girl are 'doJn
n'icely.
-
- Mitchell: AIrs. Phipps, sr., died az,
her residence in Fullerton oh Tuesday' ,
morning. She had attained the good
old age of 85. She was oue., of the
oldest settlers of this section' .and 13
i.onsistent meinber of the Baptiet
church. The funeral to the .Fullarton
cemetery will be on Thursday.
Bitylleld: A- terrible sadden death
occurred hereon Tuesday evening last -
Mrs. Sinith,. of Lansinv, Michigan,
who 31341 been living wite fathests
here, waS taken suddenly 111 on heo
svay home. She was carried into the
C,1 air f",i 111.4.111-4;41'410, r‘,"'.1
diP(1. abliOSL Ma:media t S' from ._
111(10115. - '
Ailsa Craig: On Friday evening
last the cone•regatioli and" ehoir of
Trinity Ailsa Craig, presented
their orgitnigt Sliss Buelab. Chapman,
with a handsome ewe secretary as; a
slight token of esteem for het• faithful!
services rendered to the church. 'TIse.
pleasant event, took Place at her fath-
er's residenec efter service.
Grand 'Bend: Mr. Fred Fallis
turned home on Saturday front -.Joe-
clan, Mich., and brought with him a,
Ch1 rrnig little bride. "Pred is` all' smiles
and its no wonder for he has seciireL
n's a partner fotelife one of Ea-g6
dans most popular ancl accomplishea
young, ladies in the person of Miss .1Sa-
nian. Their inany friends here wishs
them a life long happiness.
P,HYSIC,TAN isnot (awn y'S at Ilaird,„
Guard yourself against sudden ('0' 3(3:
and colds by keepin.). a bottle of Pain-
13tiller in the house. 'Avoid substitutes.
there's but one Pain -Killer Pone,.
.Davis'. 25c. and. 50e.
. ,
Hen -all: This week. has been a very •
fruitful one in the na a a ge there
being no less than three in Hensalltruti,f
vicinity oil. Vtidnesdity last. "We. re-
fer to the 113.)) '30:46': of Mr. .1(11 '1
Snail, of this village. to Aliss
G. T1.0yer, tiettOnd daughter Of Mr. Jas.
E. Troyer; :Air.
cornbe to Miss Belle, eldest daughtez,
of Mr. Joseph Ellie, (if this village: iraiif
01 311'. 13. .T. 1). Ceolc to Miss
second- daughter of the. late Nicd"
Shieray. 11± 314)0 township of Ilav.
BIRTHS
LINLOTT. —111 Ansa, Craig, on
Dee. 26th, tile wife of -lorry Linto
of a, son. •
ISIARRIAGes.
S3i1T11—'.E130YEIL.----.11.1s the residence -
the bride's father, Hensall, 'on .1±-
(33'T013333' 27t3, 'by 11ev.„2,.. Tie -rider-.
son, Air. Sohn Finiith,
Miss Annie Troyer, (•Ides) ditrigliter
of James Troyer, '
Coo-KE--Sitit'zit,,VY. —.At the resicleiitie.
of.the lilide's mother, 'fay, '113 16,
tti 2033 14)1',
email daughter of the late
tresi
donee of the bride's father, 'kletisall,
oil 'December 27, by Rev. ,T. S.' }Text-
dersom Air. 17,'W. T. ''Siiiallientribe
of 11-311 '(11, to' Aliss Isabella, 'Ellis, el-
loa,01/(,'01. 7.'1 le
11
-elchtst
'1ee i,;bf /' t4. 611
EATII,
iiesdity if.10a2/ 1899 At'ary
wife ot Mr. 'Win, ,T''11.3 ,l
„Road, aged 62 ''4 '1
1.1 ErtnWillO, on lin
Hicks; aged 38
EtiFtri.e-10 iixeter? on D
Euke, aged 18 .ars.
11
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