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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-12-11, Page 1FIFTEENTH YEAR. EXETER, ONTARIO, TIM Wereeksetesteesletsetreles site etteelketeeetnistt aessietfealsenseen -aee,l'eseteler •1 4 OA AT • GUT ,...PW4C).:ES. Men's Black-, Beaver oretcoats,velvet cok1, fly frout.box bock. umbrella skirt. Italian lined. were $12.50 cut ..... - • • • . Men's Block Beaver ovacuats, velvet colkir, fly front, Ifialiair lined, Sewn with silk and linen were eszo. ........ metes Mick lit'aVPr (Werenats, velvet coigne,Uy frontsgood linings. sewn with linen and silk were 8P.50, now.... Men's grey Cheviot overcoats, silk velvet collars, :111o1air and lintngs, Talma pockets, umln:ellit skirt, box ietek were $12,00. cut .. .... ..... — ......SP.:A. Men's Oxfotd grey overcoats, velvet collar,Talma pockets,enits On sleeves, Raglan style, were 89.50 eut to . . . . . - 88.00. eLei's Cheviot and Ftiezeovereoats.velvet cofluRg10,tyle, Talma pockt.ts, cuffs on sleeve, t willed Italian Habiglinen anti eilk eewings, were $9.50 for- „ -.....- .... ......... ...enees Men's Frieze overcoats, Oxford greystorm collarswool lined, straps on back, linen sewings were $5,50 now.- ..... Boy's and Tenth's Reefer coats and Pee jeekets in bine and grey, lined with Metallic seteen and wool lining. 4111 nt erg prit'es. Poy's and Youth's overcoate in best Cloths, /Meg, styles ui lowest prices. Our MOWS Snit% Can't be beaten In prleee, our etylee enrpneeetl. and no goals are made Letter. s POPLESTONE & CARE:oh:ARR. Y TO LOAN. 1 1 . ... WO lasmoiroligaIted private fun& far to- Mrs. Joe. T ion s le, eon. 4. is &in- vestment neap farm or village Frorerty, at gerously ill at b4ijt. lier MIMy lititweid raten Of laterest, .. friende wish bee tereerie everovery. Incueee ei CALMING. I 14r. Franklin Neil has 11.4tliclle1 frail! Bairrioters,etc.. Exeter. New meseee ems nee where be bee been disposing of live eerie:Ids of Mote nIONNY TO WAN. miglibred Lineoln sheep. lie reports I Ittwe a largearaennt of yriva to fun& to a Splendid ti ip and greet side. His nine- LAU ini 13T611 and 'Mine Fropertleti at low ;; ym.014 son, 'toyhad the misfortune ratesofintexest. l to fall on the lee at school a few days V. 'i)n a liarrhter,M;iin Street Exeter , agobye3iiing both hones in his left 1 --- ----- - -- - - - ---- --------------- i all% A r,II'. 01111e was sent for told he Is 'Mein non NALE. ..--_-,-..-„,- . now doing nicely. We are sorry to knu,.1 14.4 a, in et, ai,/14 cialm„,,:,,,, tr luNtr of o .. aq, H aeeident, but Mille IW to4hip 1,11 Witco, Cis atrea, Applt to will Soon he around again, Nti10%04431 L. omill37, si;;.t.407.1;e.'Salsitetr,t. , Dashwood ERNEST ELLIOTr 3.1iits 'Willett has gime to Zurich, Wand InsuraireAgcnt Where She Will letwn tidloring with cull‘rt.:41.:r-fir,aptivgttoh411;rttiliv4V4441110roje.4,1% pea. Doegeet. she win he umeh of ltanitalnintit Northea, 10144vd ilthm*` Uhls Atioie 'Hest+. of SlabtoWn, is ;spending a few days here, - - ; the gnest er bbi8m ter, M. Fassold. S WANTED. -Miss liable A1111180% Who is attend.- I Reliable Lady Agents uantot to Me ordem for big the Collegiate at •Ondeliell, has the hod: otstom made dre§s shirts and svalhing skirts been engaged as !Malan t teacher in (14 Canada. Write spric141S- ..-., the public school here for next year. litelINtoll 0.10,111lICT CV: DAVI. undo, 084 --Mr. Hahn, who recently disposed a - — -- ------- ---- his farm itt Slabtown, to MS nephew, Sale Remoter. Mr. Hoffman, of near Berlin, has tals- ------e. een up his reeidence here, ' We wele THMSDAY, DEM Pl.-Fenn, farm stock null lin.' Clnale M. Hahn to our burgh. Mr. elements, two ingt‘is, lour sillattC las and house- II01251111111 hatii taken possession of his bold effeets. the property of It Williams &Sens, Lot tau. , I on. I, lia) tau nship. The houses and lot are, in LI' teter north. Sale at one Vehicle. II. Brown, Auetioneer, , Stephen HOTEL MOPERTV FORS:1.LE. Seitoor, Ruron.r.-The following are the names a the pupils who have ob- The undersigned is offering for sale that detsiratte1 tamed the highest marks, in S. S. No. hotel situated at. Deven. on the London Bead. Mill .41 • hotel 1, in good condition, rind is 2 ',kilo Folio, of 10sor the Inman rif December. -..e.111Inets Meter. This mai is largely trave led and fee the right mail ehancesaregood tor a splendid business. There is a goad stable In eminertion also.11 acres of laud. Pft,ession given immediately. This property will be sold (limp. For particulars, apply to Dienson & Cantiso, 'Exeter, Out. rf(CRISING FACTORY ANn CIDER MILL FOIL. J. SALE. Large two-sterv fnune Z.; acre land, 9 horse power engine and IS boiler; with all- turmng machinery, together with planer, circular saws bor- ing machines, emery wheel, hand saw, thill; eta, etc. There is also in connection a flrrt-class cider mill and an apparatus for malting apple butter by steam. There is on the premises a number of out buildings, such as, lumber sheds, horse stable, etc. Everything is in lirstmlass condition Mai will be iold kiierip-in fact It is a rare ,bargain, Terms to suit 'purchaser. Apply to A. Corm, Exeter, Ont. County Council Election County of Huron. Public notice is hereby given that "a nteeting of the electors of County Division No. 4, composed of themunicipalities of the townships of Ushorne and Stephen, and the village of Exeter will be held in Town Hall, Exeter, on Monday, December the 22nd, 1002, at the hour of 1 o'clock p..n„ for the purpose of nominating eanclidates to represent Man in the COunell of the County of Duran for the years 1003 and 1004, and that in ease 111)011 is demanded, polls will be opened on the fith day of January, 1005, in each polling sub -division at the time and place fixed by Ey-Law of the mmtMipalities 01 the said County Division. Ono. H. BISSETT • Nominating Oilleer for County Council, Dw. No, 4 Dated this 10th day of December, 1002. - Mar's Hill League was reopened hist Sunday evening with &large attend- ance. Mr. W. Mawson is President. The topic was "Do I discourage oth- ers'-' and. Was taltemby‘Miss Lizzie Dai, ling. -Mr. Trevethick, sr., is imPeoe- needg slowly in health. -Mrs. j.. Keown • has.recovered from her recent illness. We are sorry to hear fliat Mrs. George Lewis is on the sick list. -.-Mr. W. Row has returned ,home from Ramo. Glad to see him home again. -At he rate the snow fell Monday the young gen- tlemen of this vicinity will be. able to \ take their best girls for a cutter ride. The bOyS of these parts spent a pleas - ,ant tune on Saturday skating on the ice on the mill' race -Miss Selena Hardy was the guest of Miss Jane ' Graven few days last week. - Dien. -Another of the old pioneers has passed away. in the person of Mrs. R. Williams, of West McGillivray, who died on Saturday, Dec.6th, after a few days' illness. The f n neral took place on Monday to West McGillivray ceme- tery, the service being conducted by Rev. S. Knott. The family have the sympathy of all in their bereavement. aro in order of merit. 'V. -Hector Mitchell, Edna, MeNaughton, Warren Mitchell, Rose Wilson, Sr. IV --Ter- tian Wilsois, R Laura Shine Alvin .33e.- ker, AIIie Haggai). Jr. I.V.-Harold Daphnis S. McCoss, Essery, Frank Mitchell., Sr. 111, -V. Sheardown, Jcie White, Gladys Esseryc Czar Wilson. Jr. TM -Willie Sims, Charlie Grafton, Murray Elliott, Gordon 'Wilson. Sr. Robinsoe, Malvan Callfas, Norman Heitman, John White. jr. IL -Mervin Elston, Margery -Hepburn, Archie Robinson, Flossie Mortimer. Part IL -Hazel Hicks, F. Heitman, Eddie Sims, Roy Cafes. Part I. - Fred Fairball, Harty WindsoriAntho- ny White, E. Cal/fas. - Lois M. SMITH Teachers; J.A. MONACO -WON' des . -Zurich Mr. John Preeter is recovering from his recent illness. -Miss Lizzie Greb has returned. from Detroit. -Miss Wil- lert, of Daswood, is learning the tailor- ing at J. Deichez ,and. Mrs. John Rapier left Thursday for . their new home neer Hensall, Mr. Kipfer having rented Mr. Daniel Bell's farni. --Mr. Jacob Meyer, of the Zurich 'oad has moved to his father's farm, , near Wagner's corner. -The evaporator, be- longing to Mr. John Hey, Goshen line, VIS destroyed by fire a few ditys ago. e -Mr. Wm. • Oswald, of the Bronson line; who has been sojourning in Iowa for over is year, has returped. home. - Me, William Uttley purchased Mr. M. Meidinger's dwelling for $450 end, will take possession shoinly.--Misses-rydia hod Lizzie Rennie have fully recovered from their illness. -Miss „Elle Gibson, who has been engaged as milliner, with D. S. Faust, left last week for her home in Blyth.-Miss.Lizeie Rats, who has been on a two weeks' visit here, the guest of her uncle, Rey.aW. J. la- ger, left for her honle in Parkhill Sat- urday. -Mr. Ed. Zimmernian has re- turned from Brucefield, ere he has beep engaged the past summer.--eMr. Harry Little, eeteeinary surgeon, left town last week. He has disposed of his practice to Mr. Herman Bender, Wii0 Will carry it on. -A grand musical and literary C011eett will be held in the Town Hall, Zurich, about New f ear's Eve, under the management of Miss Minnie Doan and, F. W. .Iless. The best talent in Canada will be procured, --A number of ladies attended the rag bee et Mrs. Foster's,Coremercial hotel, on Thursday evening and spent an en- joyable time. Woodbam Ur, 1.huT Bilwards, who had the misfortune to get WS leg br9ken, while assisting at the barn raising ot M. Fresliney's, is getting along as well •ts can be expected. Ris many ft lends re hopf to soon see him out again.-- What might have proved a serious ac- cident happened to Mr, Samuel Carr a iew (Llys ago. While fixing Mr. flan. s engine it suddenly started and se - rely jammed his font, but no bones 1 were broken. -Mr. Alfred FOr41 left lest week to resnrne his work at Lind - ay. Centralia DRS. OrelEr.4 si! • imirs top a.m.. 1 to 2 awl 7! P-mo- "ephoneeommtrinvaTieu viith malts Ural PAsesme AwAY.-Another of otter/id- et residents linseed to her reward Of Friday hist, in the pet ,on of Mrs. T. Alloway. The deeeased has been in 'try poor health for some time, benee er demise WAS not ottexpeeted, in- euities of ola ege being the retiree of nth, She hail-reireheil the ripe old age of 82 years and was one of the pin. Deers of thie section. Deeeased • eighty reSpeeleil 01111 leaves a grown no family to !MUM her demise. The emeral took place to the Exeter CND- •etery on Sunday and was largely at- • tended, Hay VOUItell The Council met ot Town 11.tll on Mondly, De. 1st. All present. Tito Mowing polling places avid deputy 1tL1U12 big officers were Ippointed ; i. D. R. O. Poll Place John Hawkins S. Rouse No, 2 Jas. liontloon Fred Hese, See Town Hall It:m.811mm S. lei men Nee ihee Senoras 4• 14K0 Suva Snelre office Da Chae, Traver S. (loose No. 8 R. Dairana Raehand's °Mee An engineer's report, rethe repine mg and Meaning out of the Zotirll Main North ISvhwaien Drain') was ileul to the interested parties Resent • ind rater mature eonsideration the re- port was adopted. Amounts to the 4611100M Or :92902 Wert, peesed and ordered to he paid. An Itemized state - molt of these accounts will Ito issued in (Inc time for pernsal of the ratepay- ers, Council will meet again on Mon- day, Dee.. 15, at oivie.iniletteks, sPoit.t. .lclerk. Ribbert Pneenter \\ --On Desethd the home of Mr. James Nixon, wm the seem? of a very prettk'svedding, when hie pomgest sheers Miss.: Ella, was mars Vied to Air. Wm. Holmes, Of Wingbani. Precisely at half past five. the bride, leaning the arm of her brother. en - Weed Gm room to the strains of Med- lesshon's Wedding niorEb, played by Mee. IL Drake. The nuptial knot was tied by Rev. Mr. thwart. of Maybe% after which some forty couples mar - ed to the dining room, where the tables were heavily laden with fowl and all kinds of cake, pies, etc., including or- anges and vanity. After all had par- taken of the sunmtuous wedding din- ner the evening WAS Melt t in violin selections, recitations, songs, dancing and varlogs amusements. The bride kinked harming in a slate colorei silk dress. trimmed with pearl and applique, OS also did the bridesmaid, Miss Took Pullman, who wore a dress of blue silk. The presents, which were costly and numerous, show but the slight esteem,. in which the bride is hekl, and -our loss is "Wingham's gain. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Ieft for their bomi Monday. accompanied by the best wishes of their hoet of friends, WhO wish them a, long and happy voyage through life. • fiensall Mr John Pollack, of Yorkton.'Assa.,. is visiting his friends in Hay township, the guest of his brother-in-law, Mr. John McMahon. He will take back number of horses with him, among which will be a fine stallion purchased from eta Thos. Berry, of this place. -Albert Oase, who has been employed on the railroad here, has been given a Platition at Lucknow station by the G. T.R: people. -While at work a few days ago Mr. Robt. Twitchell, had the misfortnne to cut his hand so severely as to require niedical treatment. -Jos. Hndeon and wife moved to town Wed- nesday from Hillsgreen. We welcome them to Redeall and hope they will live loog.to enjoy retired life,L-George Ross has returned from the Soo,where he went some months ago. -Mr. John 0oulter isrecovering from his illness. Rev. Mr. Quantz,,.02 London, occupied the Metbaclistpulpiton Sunday. He is 1,11 excellent Speaker anf,T his remarks were. well"recei ved.e:.'Corn'ey Coek. and bride have arrived hOme• and are set- tled in their • new home on Oxford streets -Miss Louie.Moir has returned. ,from Toronto,. wbers.sbe has been vis- iting her sister, Mrs, Case. ----Mr. James ,Petty has arrived honie froin England, alter spending a bont-five Months with his relatives in Yorkshire.. looks well after his trip. . His friends gave him a bearty.hand skaks on his return home. -The lactase occupied •. Mr, Dick and owned • .h -y Mr. Ins: Petty took fire on Mendey. The,fire, started in the flooring Of • one of the hiestair bedro CMIS abc1 was well underway when discovered. • The services 6f the engine were notrequired.-The many' friends of Rev. Dr: Medd will be pleas- ed to learn that he recovering from his illness. He has also had an attack of , inflammatory rh e u m atisna. -Mr. Richard Stoneman, whose wife died in Clinton ,a few, weeks ago, bas arrived in town and taken up his residence with his sister-in-law, Mrs. Johnston. For nearly eight yeaes he has 'teen a very great sufferer from diabetes, lat- ter being linable to do much to help himself. Mr. Stoneman's ailment is an incurable, and he has the Sympathp of t,he community. --Mr. and MVS. Wm. McDougall are spend- ing a few days in Toronto, the guest of Miss Annie Papple. DAY DEVIPIDER MeGilltirrity Mr. L. Downing, of elandeboye, bas been engaged as teacher for S.S. No.:74 for next year.- The imetion sale of W. Hodgins and .T. Doyle, ae West McGil- Beres- Wedne3dity was largely ed and good prices were realized„ -Mr. Bloomfield, who recently sold his farm bere, has purchased the splendid farm of Mrs. Mc'favish, 15th concession. Londonittownship. It is one of the finest farms in the county. The price paid was a5,5irP. -----, s Blake Miss -Agnes Douglas has gone to Dft2. bath to attend lier sister. who is very 111. ---Miss Mite Manson is visaing- rela- tives and friends in Griderich.-eliss Clara B. Thompson bas rernrned borne from London, -We regret to learn that MIss Slflona Holtz is not reeover- ing asii !gaily as we lutil expeiireh but at times Is very poorly indeed. fier innoy Mende oleh bee speedy mew- Donglas is learning the operating with It, G. Nichol. We con- • atnlate .ral. on his new enterprise. • The latest of one young men to or. rive home from 'Manitoba are Mesers. Frank 131ann, John Butt. David Work- man, David Blain and John Mceregoe. They all speak well of the West. ---Nr. John Beitz is shipping a quantity of wood (0 London.-311ss („'„ Mellis, of this village., and late of Stratford, hits entered the services of Mrs. Emrich. matron of the House of Ilefoge.-Miss Rilna jitekson. of Ripley, is the guest of her grandmother,Mns. Jam Craw. ford, -Lorne.. wiantities of haled hay are tieing ser greed from thie :dation by Mr. Wm. thelitiorte Winchelsca ikubwhic.vo hos mosTa tow: bie new teepee built 135t 1.111111114'1. MISS Anna 3lat din. of ESeter. IIiIS been engaged 04 tegeher in the Winehelsee sehool and will tone eharge after the Christmas holidaye. We wieh her tallePeSS.-0•Ve le:1111 that Mae Ethel Godbolt whit ieeently Famed •her seined examinetion with henries in all snliseets hae seemed 'A schis()i for the eoming term. -Mise May White, who has been spending the summer with het. sister, in Ransimiville, N. Y., le. turned home On S;ittstiny laht to at- tend her sheer s wedding on the lfith iI*St, Drysdale .josse Heiner, of Miehigan. vbo- itt'(ifriends here during the week. - Mr. Howard, 0.11. loyal. mail carrier, has nhineit earepleted his lab rear of seeders, mid thurmg that pm foa never met with the elightest accident until alew days ago, when his pony, taking fright at it snow roan, which tiOille eehool boys had made on the road, bolted for the ditcb, upsetting the lig and tossing him raughly on the hard road. Asi a result he is the °wrier of a broken cart and a badly wounded shoelder, which will confine him to the house foe some time. NV'e are sote ry to hear of his misfortune, but hope to soon see him aromid again, Crediton D. STAND= 11: A., (formerly Collins tiviburyl Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Conveyaneer. Honor to Lean -Exeter, Ont. Mr. Mathew "Winer has moved into his new dwelling.-Mt'.WS.Chishohn, manager of The elerchants' Bank, bas rented the house °weed by Mr.August Heist. In the meantime Mr. Mist is having the interior of his dwelling re-, painted and papered. -Mr. Wilfred Finkbeiner, of Duluth, is visiting rela- tives in this vicinity, after au absence of about seven years. -Mr. Jerre. Tre- vetbick, of Brinsley, was in the village Wednesday. -Miss Evelyn Kerr suf- fered another sudden attack of illness on Sunday, and. is again confinecl to her bed, lint we are pleased to state h that she ai s slightly mproved.-Win- ter has come in earnest. Sleighs, cut- ters and snow shovels are brought into use. Mr. H. Haber has been acting the good citizen by keeping the side- walks open with a snowplow. His kindness is appreciated. -Mr. Williarn Heilman is again on his rounds with his meat sleigh. Billy is a good botch- er and is doing considerable hnsiness. -The Missee Emma. Brown and Ida Winer are on the sick list. We wish them a speedy recovery.- The flax Mill strike is still unsettled. Both sides are determined not to give in. We hope it won't turn out like the coal strike 111 Pennsylvenia this summer. -Mr. Paulin, of Dashwood, is placing a fur- nace in Dr. Heist's d.welling.-Mr. Geo. Hirtzel is attending the Grand Jury in Goderich this week. -Mr. F. E. Kern, Manager of the Sovereign Bank at Ex- eter, was in the village Saturday -Tile result of our two polls in the village Thursday was as follows: -No. 2, 58 for the Liquor Act and 31 against. No. 3, 71 for and 37 against.. The temperance party polled IS more votes io the town- ship this year than hi 1808 at the .'Pro- hibition plebiscite., --Please bear ib mind that this is the last week to pay you taxes. -The Lady Maccabees of our village gave Mrs. James Hodgins, their retiring Lady Commander, a very pleasant surprise party on Trieseay evening. Mrs. Hodgins was 'presented with a number of handsome presents, as a mark of their appreciation for her services in connection with the. lodge since it was orgauieed in this village. A pleasant evening was „spent by present. ACCIDENT. -On Tit esdwreven i n,g last while threshing at the farm of Mr. Eli Ring, Mr. WM. Sims met with a pain- ful accident. While rapidly descend- ing from, the top- of the machine his Wind missed the proper support and he was precipated. to the barn floor, fracturing his night foreleg in two places. He was conveyed to his home, where Dr. Rellins set the iojuted limb. It is a bad, break and will lay him up for a good naany weeks. His . many friends are sorry to hear of his mis- fortune but hope he- will soon be out . . again. 02. c. SANDERS, EDITOR. To -day, DO BE 11,th, we commence our Clearing Sale of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Crockery., liardware, Bte. Our pres- ent lease having expired we WIWl be compelled to clear out the above lines at once. All goods will be marked down and BELOW COST 0 BURY PURCHASE WILL B A BARGAIN. 901CfrIt T YQUR CHOICE, NO TROU LIE T. G W COODS. UTON. -Grant ou m1'.W1111. Fo8te2 18 surferitr„; fa on au at tack ef iaeselpeee-Miee Carrie Mime 1474y ie vieiting her eieter, Mrs. II. Ai 101. itages liamiltere-ellee M. Mad. of St. Marva has awned a 111014e eines in our hutgli. She intends coming here every Seturtlay. 811041TI3'ti twelve- momdti sop of Me. James Gileon. of tins place, formerly of the police force ae Loudon, may Iwo the sight of hie right eye, es the result of an itecident that happened on Tuesday. The hid with several ()there was at play in it Mill. lb was on the third their when a companion, who Wart tibooting with an air rifle, ataidentally shut him iu the right eye. The low Was' taken to London and Attended by Dr. Butler mid Pingel. Both doetors hold out hopes •that the boys eyesight will be saved. The lad was able to return homes Ris mauy friends hope for his reeovery. rarquItar. no wood imeinees is engaging more eiple's attention now. Reavere Bros. tad a woral bee last Tnesday and Wm. Bray on Ftlilay.-Robert Gardi- ner, jr., and (12418, Borland are cuttingo wood at Win. Kay's. Bobbie ts an old Fan ubar boyand it 3001119 00a to have him m aong again. -D. Brown is horae from London, having left his job with the city gas works. --The tencher and children of 8.8. No, tend having ith entertainment before Christmas. -Out of oue hundred and forty-nine voters eighty -form voted "yes" on the referendum eight voted "no" and the rest steyed home. -The Royal Templars will bold. an oyster supper among themselves on Tuesday night, Dee. 16th. Each member in good standing. will be admitted and will be allowed to bring one friend. New members will be admitted by having their names sent in to the Sec- retary, accompanied by the initation fee. A. good program, will also be pro- vided. Wnonixo. -Wedding bells are again heard in Our midst. On Wednesday evening Miss Ida, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fulton, was united, in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr. IL ()barters. The bride was handsomely attired and indeed looked chaeming. The presents were numerous and use- ful, showing the esteem in which they are held by their many friends. The evening was vent in musie, games and dancing. We wish the young -couple every prosperity. Usborne Council, Obinacil met at Township Hall, Dec. Oth. All present. Minutes of last meet- ing were read, approved of and signed by the Reeve. The report of the en- gineer on the drainage work known as the Scott drain, Township of Hite beet, was read and considered, a large number of the owners of lands affected in the township of Usborne, being. present. After careful consideration the couneil resolved to adopt the re - pert, and take the necessary steps to raise the proportion of the funds ne- cessary for the completion of said death accordinge to the provisions of Drainage Act. The nominations for Reeve and 00uncillors for 1003 will be held at Township Hall, Elimville, on Bfonday, Dec. 29th, 1902, at 1 o'clock. In case more than the necessary num- ber are nominated, polls will be held as follows on Monday, January 5th, 1902. Div. No. 1, Township Hall, Elim- ville,, F. Morley, D.R.O. 2, Lot 6, N. T.R., John Harney, D.R.O. 8, Lot 2, Con. 10, M. Bentley, D.11.0. 4, Public Hall, Farquhar, Alex. Duncan, D.R.O. The vote for County Councillors to be taken at same time and. places. By Law No. 4 1902,appointing Deputy Re- turning .Officers, fixing title and places for nomination, pollieg, etc., was read, passed, signed by the Reeve and seal attached. The account of the Board of Health for services and expenses, amounting to $20.50, and the M.H.O's account for vaccine points, $5.25, were paid to the .Clerk for distribution. Otheraccounts amounting to $772.12 were passed and orders issued in pay- naent. Council then adjourned to meet Dec. 15th at 1 o'clock. F. Niel -mos-, Clerk. 4 Meta 4' '3 iog friends 142 Lley Vete', ie stee NV. Sid- -nel Jet= ie left lest week for Lee ego' , organ- where they will 81401;11 I la Met' see. Willietio end Oliver Aleeender. John aud Ravina e na109 Oral BM! Bender - NM have mein veil from Manitoba. whet e they heve been for the paet few nointlee-tapiii e Smith IT, TretWer• brig front his rereut illneee.--B. Attlee,' wee: in town Thimeley Inman; borsea, GAL, thieve and Ches, Willienis, who WP/111141 tiff week Let week. owing to illnese. have :now -red. -While band - ling irit,,,logent thobtotion a few days ago Beet iVhite hail the oilefori nue to hese the end hie little finger token off. Ile was laid off work for several days, •McGillivray Council n Conn{ 11 /410 t on-,01ntlt t4t seleanter. went 111 Town Hall, eletiillivrays Dee. len Present, .1.1), Drummond, Reeve; A. H. updgin,, 11„ Doman, J.MeGreg- or and W. Mawson. Conneillors. inutes lir• t meeting read, a pprov- ' of and signed. IhnIgins-Mawson that the piwnship ongitieet 14$., and is 1 1 • 11 o rontinue his award. merit on the requisition of W. Lewis, through Lot he N.D., the pro- perty ofmCou Tiothy ghlin, in accord- ance with petitiou preseeted to the counede-Carri0. Dorman-McGregoe that By -Law hee 3 of 1002, appointing Deputy Returning talkers and fixing places for bolding municipal election, as ead a first and second time, be onw read it third time and finally passed. Carried. --Hodgins--Maweon--tbat the accounts, amounting in all to $414.13, be passril and orders issued in payment•-em.ried. McGregor -Maw- fon-tbat ti•t,ns adjourn to -meet in the Town Rall, on Monday, Dee. 15, ' at one o'clock n),3.-('.airsnv .iied,. s11.FitTp. clerk. BIRTHS. Step—hen, on Dec. 2, to Ma I and Mrs, Thos. NV. Boyes, a daugh- ter. JONES.- In Stephen, on Dec. 4, to Mr. and Mrs, Wesley jones, 4 sov. the bride's brother, on Dec. 3rd, by attionmss. Honeets---Nixon-At the residence of Rev. R. S. W. Howard, Mr. 'Wnn. Holmes, Winghtim, to Miss Ella Nix- on, of Hibbert. DEATHS Aor.owees..-In Centralia, on Decem- ber 5th, Mrs. T. Alloway aged 82 years. ATCHESON.-In St. Marys, on Dec. 2, Alexander Atcheson, aged 69 years. Sam:inns-In Fullerton, on Dec. 3, be- loved wife Christian Sanders, aged 78 years. MoGnostort.--In, Exeter, on Dec. 9, Duman McGregor, aged 83 years, 6 mouths. MAITON.-In Northbranch, Mich„ on. Dec. 9, Emma Balman, beloved wife of James Mahon, aged 59 years. Your Throat. Gargles can't go back far enough; sprays don't reach deep enough; but the air you breathe touches every part. Then why not put some healing medicine in the air and let them go along together? That is What Vapo•Creso- lene is for. It puts the healing medi- cine right on the places that most need it. You now see why it eo quickly cures sore throat, b.r p n chitis, hoarseness, whooping-couglt and asthma. 20' Vapo-Cresolene is sold by druggists everywhere, The Vapdrizer and Lamp, which should last a life, time, and a bottle of Cresolene complete, $1.5o; extra supplies of Cresolene 25 cents and. 50 cents Illustrated booklet containing physicianstesti. monials free upon regnest. VAPO-CRESOLENg Ca, rtio ruiton st, New Yetis, U.S.A.