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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1903-12-31, Page 1EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY START THE NEW YEA with a SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNT it The SOVEREIGN BANK at &anode V ere Special IEttlteeMeAM save re &Kaisers, �J DOLLAR Will Start Ali ACCOUNT. aranshesh lama Coasts a; Exeter, Crediton, Dashwood. Zurich, Hensall and Clinton. uledteee OStaishrtry, IF. R. K*114 Rea:Imre Manager. Exeter .Happy New New Year Melia s ok-000w.;qop000n*:. .11:ay The fellowing is a e4-irrect zeport Of the Penns of SAN% 14, to the month o Deeemberlizes.edon attendane& de. .nteenor and general preficiency. '11- Olieee Fee... Sr. IV.-Entily Fee, Le, Mitt, jessie -McArthur Geta,Chanibers, Percy Clark- jte. - IV. Sent A. Petty, Nellie MeAttholeEi Mulholland. -Sr. IlLeatetacie Andees wo. Jr, IIL-Eliza Thomson, Geozge Petty. Sr. II.--LooraeFee. Victor 10a, tem Jr's IL -Sidney McArthur, .Greta. visott. Ella Berry,. Geo, Mulholland. larence McCemiell, Joint -Clarke 'Woe. Clarenee Paters, Pert 1,--31iiggieFee. 4 Tham$ons Orville McConnell. Jr. t les -Elmore Dater& Carlile Thorn- • T.11. Browelee, Teacher. or XIIIZAS;ZO (107. tO.SeteeLiR-ritngi ''.25 to ora. gitid eatin. white eilk back, and (milted Id lk, colored satin Intelis and will ted 75;•., ui sta Intel:tiers, colored satin truilted batek t 7u k K4 ;taunter. notated emit; Lock at . ciI $ Ar,i3Zer klren'e etnbr 'rcolored ei.ttita borders, very have a ailk, handkeerbiers at 7. and 121-2 Ledies Jitney hems tied silk hdkfs At 2' Lediee' 141011P8iOR ittikfer. Week: enduri4derV4 ut 270. Lathe' white bilk lalkfe, winte embroidered at 25e. Initial silk. Utile, lettere, 25. aye Meek itereistitehed.largesi es 50e It Ileenstitehsti eilk Mikis at 2. 35, 7.5N ranee' colored silk laikfe. calmed bender with white ctnter. abet white herder with tPloird centre at Ofle 57=5 Rolfe, Stoke, US:15 t 24/ 3,69, faiift 444i, 4.30, reek te,e For Caperlues at 4.04 5.t4t,G0, trio. S.f4), 10,00, 12.30. Ledies" For Coets at $25. $30. SW. S7 30 armee Fur Co ds at SI% Slit $35„ $35. $40 Far Caps a t ZOO, 2.73, a23, 3.75, 4.59, 5.00, 0.75 Cooey and Cliarawaxe kiuds of Xmas crockery and glassware. The int au V1CC8 81 too min:VOHS to mention in email space. We an show you immense variety at pricee that will suit you. POPLESTONE ee 0 Alba Craig Anse Craig opened the hockey FM. sou here Saturday eight by defeethig Uhe St. Matys intermedlete O. II, A. KR by the score of 8 to 0, Ste Marys eis hand irapperi by the eleeenee ef two their regeler fovwarde, Aitsa Craig - the revere pule in St. 3larrs "n Year, nights----Itm A. R. Pak. pastor of the Alisa Craig and Deufteld Bapteet (7.01gregali00$, :AL a levelness meeting held receutly handed in hie esign mina, whit+ was aecepted tho manager& It hes lieen rumored that ' 31e, Perk received a coll front tougher eppoiadment vibielt fie wit; swept, will premix hie till Men serIAIOns -here and al Dentield CH) 80111CiAly, ' ltith.- Provincia re l Cotientide Hedge was helaet MAI41 hid few of ORCIOLIS Sutuntolged Wear the P.M. for throw- ing etonee at and breeking a G, I.1. eemaphore limp. gra Onober 2eith last. Per throwing a mete att 11Clegir.41111 or telephone wire, whether any tkunage is keg:fared ot, not, a One of $50 can be unpased-such is the rigidity of the jaw, Of the inapt who were SMIRCH). id:Will Iins was tined SI, costs 82 twat damages 50e.; 0%41,, $1, costs $2 and dernages $1; Will Brown, $1, costs 82 and damages$1. The case Against Wesley Neil was dismiseed, he not having thrown any stones at the lamps. --The North AliddIesex Liber - ids will hold a convention on J011. 0 ..i1 -:t Craig, at 1 o'clock pan., t ect officeqs. for the new tiding, and oose a candidate for the 4'01Ding Do- nion eleethms. All delegates are ted to attend. a staid. a '117-i0 LOAN. vitt Ittniarial liarmeny. larZeal919.1119t of private Mails to 103a n pr0NrIACI at low rates or %Acr- e err's' I ool Report The follow ng are 1,1 average pet- entages obtained by the pupilsof the Ugh School department on the ('t- flaS Honors for Ode: or •er; failures under 507, Divielon Howard, Winne, Carling, 75; Dolly .44iekson, tILA MN STANIIMIT, EareNtermiAtitnit,hiain it. Exeter tint Clara Lamle, 75; Lily ilartlieb, 70; a Clinton Hogarth, 00; Victorie :diners, , Ott; 31;tey Pnrson. 04; Polly Windsor, tee et emerge er interat 00; Vera Colibledick, 45, Peroy Hooper , 0 absent from examination; Arthur EitNI'T ELLIOT, Exeter Wood, 0, alSo absent. — I Division /3. -Martha Carlifig, 71; !Alvin Brintnell, 63; Harvey Borland, Little Pigs for Sale :gam, Roach 70; Edith Monetir, 30; The Amdersigned bait a mindter of (holm little pigs stni Hattie Handford, 47; Bella McDon- Fir—tY eetn tIsher. 41; Theo. Ilartleib, 41; Louise for sak. lot "444" " MVO 340;s-, Landon 89ad South .0. arowina, 45; wane° velen10 onttho Carling 38. Oliver tiraybeil. 30; Perry Pao prcrolitsoi Vie undersign.... r. b watt. Os:arca siMc by proving property RillOPilaglOn, 0, absent. Let IS. eon, Stollen, On er Ora% Nov. 20th. 11104 1.10 IildSOes 30; Lettie Rk 28 u OO e, ; ert and paying expense% I L.C Fletning, Teacher. P`)triCrtift" D-1" 4 Division C. -Harold CILIMS, 12- Daisy lIONSY TO LOAX, Dining. 72; Aetna Copeland, CA Olive W Elliott, 03; Fred Trevethick, 00; Irene e have unlimited ikrivate funds for in- owe% 59; illay Wood, 51; Mary Mur - vestment upon farm. or yillage property, la - _ lowest rates of interest. :ray, 32; Mary Knight. 49; Edna Dow, DICKSON St CARL/Se Sale Reenter - getting' thdr sale billyrinted :,t.the Harvey Gardiner, 51; illie Triebner, 't Tom Carling, 03; Offa McPhersou, 03; Bareisters,etml42; Garfield Hodert, 32. , Exeter.' Division D.- 'tut McPherson, 80; Elmore Senior, 02; Lilc Acheson, 01; 414nvecKre office will receive a Elt notice antler this headinguutil date of wile. 62; Ida, Armstrong, 51. Nellie Russell, IfFitieav, Jss. 15-Flarm stock. impleatents, et. the • EvAns 49'. Willie Knight, 50, Aldewin „ property of John Bartner,Let 2.2,, con. I, notenue 48; Alice Howard, 40; Roy Farmer, 42; north of Exeter North. Sale at I o'clock. IL Btown Roy Parsons, 42; Beattie Martin, 41; auctioneer. I Jennie Taylor, 40; Estella Spackman WANTED -FAITHFUL PERSON TO CALL ON -retail trade and agouti for manufacturing house having well established business; local territory; straightsalary Silo paid Weekly and expense money advanced; iwevious experience unnecessary; position permanent; business suctessful. Enclose self -address. ed envelope. Superintendent Travellers, 805 Itionon D'd'g, Chicago. rro THE RATEPAYERS OF THE VILLAGE OF EXETER. r-^ . 'Your vote and influence is respectfully requested for the ohampion of honest administration of mini- eipal Wail% and a fair day's pay for a fair day's work. 1 am sorry I will not be able to make a per- sonal canvass, hut will, if elected, work for the best interests of the ratepayers at 'Wishing you all a Happy New Year, / fun respectfully yourS, A. S. DEAVITT. FrO THE ELECTORS • Ma; VILLAGE or J. EXETER, Exeter, Dec. 80th, 1905 LADIES AND GENIVEREE, be to announce toyou that tam in the field for the Reeveship for the year 1001, and take this opportunity of soliciting your sufferage, and trust that you will put inc at the head of the pal, I pro- mise you, if elected, to do my utmost to promote the general interest and welfare of the village. Thank- ing you for past favors and wishing you a very happy and prosperous New Year. , Yours faithfully, W. (4. BISSETT. TO THE ELECtORS OF EXETER. LADIES AND GIINTLEME, I respectfully beg to state that I am in the Reid, for Councillor a the village for 1904A, Not being able lo make a, personal canvass of the town 1 take this opportunity to solictt our vote and influence If elected I will de my lamest to further the interests of the town. Wishing you the compliments of the. season 1 am respe,ctfully yours, 301I11 'WOOD. TO THE ELECTORS or EXETEE. Having been placed in nomifilition as Reeve I here- by solicit your vote and influence towards my eke- , tion. 1 have had the honor of your confidenee in the past and trust you will do me the honor of again electing me Reeve for 1904 and if elected I will do all in my power to promote the welfare of the town and 4 make Exeter whatit should be -one of the 'best towns in the County. Thanking you for past favors and wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year. I am your reipectfully ' LEVETT Baby's Cold nia,3r be cured in a night Waning VareeCresolene, which has been extensively us use for,,twenty-four, years., All druggists. 39; Allie Haggith, 39; Dyer Hurdon 38; James Hamden, 35; Earl Browning, 35; Florence Dunsford, 35; George Arm- strong, Si; Hazel Dignan, 0, absent from examination. A. Dorrington,. Teacher. Sr. IV. -Dolly Werry. Jr. IV. - Sophia Werry. No. on roll 41, aver- age 37, C. Vosper, Teacher, Sr. IIL-Lillie Hodgert, Vinetta Lang, Willie McDougall, Clifford Me- Avoy. Jr. Joney, Her- bert Gardiner, Ernest Davis, Harry Carling, Edith Heideman, • No. on roll 31, average 26. 11. E. Waldroncl, Teacher. Sr. III -Jennie Harton, L. Birndv, Viola Welsh. jr.III.-Allan Pickard, Garvey Acheson. No. on roll 82, aver- age 26. H. D. Pringle'Teacher. 40% on each subject and 60cg on the total is required to pass. Sr. IL to jr. lira -Mary Itydcl, Olive Wood, Gladys Ford, On thari ne Maki ns, Alma Roy, -Netts, Johnson, Jack Bu ck ingla George Hurdon, Myrtle Dan n cey, Percy Godwin, Chester Irarvey, Earl South- eott, Mid. II. to Sr. IL -Ida Welsh. Pearl Johns, Harry Sweet, LouisaRns- sell, IVIinnie Jewell, Lue11i Blasdell, Elmo Howey, Wallace Fulse. jr. II. to Mid. H. -Gerald Hjirclon, Harry Fake, Latimer Grieve, Eva. Shaddoek, Pearl Godwin, Paul PhiPpen, Clarence Heywood, Blanch Atkinson, May Jew- ell. Noon roll 52, average 42.8. Elsie A. McCallum, Teacher. Sr., Part IL -Fred Shaddock, jarnes Walker, Stella Sou theott, David Hall, Oliver Hodgert, Maurice Qui:ince. Mid, Part II. -Mary Acheson, Willie Heide- man, Lola Taylor, Lily May Frayne, Russell Balkwill, Oscar Anderson. Jr. Part IL -Violet Knott, Earl Mitchell. No. on roll 45, average 35. F. E. Carling, Teacher. Sr. Part II. -Fred Brock, Reggie Bis- sett, Russell 'Flynn, Herrnie Elliott. Sr. Part II.-- Edna Broek,Lilian Boyle. Claire Wood, Wilfrid Stewart. Mid. Part H. -Gordon Marshall, Jr. Part IL -Viola Rowe, ,Madeline Carling. No. an roll 3$ average attendance 83 S. J. Irwin, Teacher. Creiliton A happy 8114 iirosperons N'ew Year o blizzard was one of the worst which nessed over this sec- tion for years. The roads have been completely blocked and has made tra velliug slow and dangerous. Our churches were not well attended on at count of the storm. The stage comes in any hour af thetlayfrom theieution owing to the trains being late. -Mr. C. W. Gilmour, of the Sovereign Bank, received a message on Monday to come to Toronto, his father being very 111. Mr. Horne, of the Exeter Branch, is taking his position here during his ab- sence. -Mrs. (Dr.) Hoist is visiting Mends in Toronto, -Mr. Eli Sweetand Mrs. Henry Huber are on the sick list. We wish them a speedy recovery. - Percy Banes who has been attending Clinton Model Schcol.passed at the re- cent examination with honors. Blood tells. -Nelson Winer spent Xmas. in New Hamburg, the guest pf his sister. -Mr. Matthew Finkbeiner and daugh- ter, Miss Rose, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. jno. Humble, of Sarnia. -Cards have been received announcing the nuirringe of Mr. Edward Morlock, of this place, te Miss Emma Grismore, of Pandora. Obi°, on Dec. 24th. We ex- tend congratulation. The happy cou- ple are expected here the latter part of this week. -Xmas. day passed off very quietly. A number of our people went away to partake of their Xmas. din- ner. A number of young people at- tended the Xmas. Festival at Dash wood in the evening. -The township nomination was well attended on Mon- day, in fact better than expected on account of the heavy roads. Messrs. Willert and Sweitzer were nominated for Reeve and Messrs. Anderson, Year- Finkbeiner, of Crediton; Webb, Wade and Finkbeiner, of Ship- ka, for Councillors. Mr. Sweitzer re- signed leaving Mr. Willert elected Reeve by acclamation and Mr. Fink - helper, of Crediton, also resigned as Councillor, thereby leaving six to fight the battle for councibrien. Next Mon- day, Jan. 4, will be election day. Let everybody come out and vote. -The following are a few of the strangers we notice who are spending their Xmas. holidays in town: --Mr. Mathew Chambers, of Sanilac, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Kropp, of Waterloo. Miss Otellia Treitz and Master Edwin Treitz, Listowel; Misses Lena Williams, Clara Wenzel, Becky Appleton, and ,Messrs. Percy Brown, Wes Finkbeiner, and Wilbert, McMurray, London; Messrs. Geo. Eilber and Will Hiram], Detroit; Miss Sophia BMW n, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Mrs. Geo. Brown, Kilmantigh, Mich. • Xmas. Fasalvals-The Xmas. Festi- val given in the Evangelical church OD OltriStlThIS eve by the choir and Sun -- day school was au iunnense success. The receipts amounting to $52. Tile decoration committee did their work well and deserve great praise for the taste displayed in decorating the church with greens and mottos suitable for the occasion. - The grogram was a lengthy one and the little ones -.-who took part did so with an enthusiasm which was not only amusing but show- ed that they had their whole heart in the evening's enjoyment. At the close of the program each scholar was pre- sented with a package of candy and nuts. The different committees who have had the matter in charge are to be congratulated upon their work in making this festival one of the hest ever held in the village. - EVEMBER:::.3.1„. Winebelsea Nappy New Year to yoe Air. Editor and to yonv many readerse-Christmas was very qtlietlyspeut bere.-Mr. Geo. Broole at the titne ef writilig is very ill awl not expected to ree9ver.—The young eon of Mt. john Batten, who unfortunately had his shcaildee and collar bone broken at school a short tifee,ago, is doing as well, as could be expeeted.--Mie Jos. White and wife spott Christmas at the latter'a tattler. -lase Sinishine enteradriment ou Cisristnisa day was :An unqualified sac. ceSs. TbePragasna consisting of dia.- logues. etees, lustronientals, elocutiou- eery eeleetheas, ete., was of a. high ors der alai the verious mintbers were highly applauded. The grainaphone sfaeetiona were an intereWies, feature ;Intl the ehiltlren were dehteti with the presents given out. The proreeds anwoutted to $55. 31ealilivram The SeVcreSt snow storm of the sea- m) whielteccetwed on timidity lase ide 1U11.S1 tined Ins roads to an nupaesible euIlijjL'IliIh- Fronk and Miss Mary lin, a Slain, ere .epencling their liuikbsy. with theirwide MN r.eithr e. gee', of the 2od,-The 'Rev. Father Tiernan, 4 ,f Mt. Carmel, who has been :tiling for the pnet few weekee lee itc- provIng.--Mr. P. J. Peyton, ne egret- ford,itml Ma James Nagel, of St. Mar s, epeet their Christuote holitlays at • r. Jobe Glinen to town Ime.-Zelre, Peter Fietatgan. of North Dakota, is visitiug her relabel.. Mrs. Beckley, of 1t iush'y.-- MisS Lizzie Flanagan, of N. Dakota, is :Tending her holidays with her sister. M eel if Mooresville. --T. G. 31.teisey mowed hist Wea to Itnt Portige. He Wok aearlteol ef. feet with Nan from Parkhill stately. Ileelarother lied a 4111110111M. of leareee ehippeli fr. no Btrkbill fur use in Rat Portage t let on Tuesday. We a t• .orry to Lee Mr. Mackey bat wish hint evety pa 40,1.1writy in his new home. -Mr. Attain Rpm. who 114AS spent the past summer a Grand Rend has turned. --31e, Reginald Edwards and eister. of Watford. spent the Xmas. holidays with friends in this township. Centralia, DR. J. W. ORME* Centralia Mee hourel to lie a,m,, 1 to 2 mat 7 toel, p.m Telephoto' o: mene.eatica With UMW* Ang MAW earstel SANDmts & CBEcir, Prop's OUT GLASSWARE Makes the Richest and Prettiest Ohristmas Present it is possible to secure. A MANTLE CLOCK Also reakes a Handsorae, Useful?reset. -We have Dozens of Pretty and Useful. Presents —Too numerous to mention. CALL AND INSPEOT OUR STOOK. FirroN, Graduate Optician 3Ieeere. Kleinstiven Meuk keoshite and Dan 31eisaite are spend- . g the Neaten Itelidays with Olt Os in higan.-Mr. Milton mad Mies Leanpit etre who have been mitlents of De - reit for the pet ;a•ars spent Nene% at then hone. herta-The etinuat ejo It nuts antes- taititnent of the Evangelical claureh here was age -end sucenes. ere's, *UNthOtt 1.574P, espaTtedl mal excelliog ;myth hag of the kind ever giver; 14e1PP betorea The eenotaistace m charge feel elated over the 801CreeSS of Ode drone nd return thaoks to the many who t rued out to enjoy the progrom.-Mr. Wm. A pnleenut, a resident of Daltote. is mewing acquaintencee in and 'tuna I)aehwood.-- Mr. Wm. Bissett, Fseter. who won the piano, given y by the R. Pickard Coe was here at.iu'day and removed hie prize to Mt- n,. --31r. Ernest Bender, nf Blyth, vats here spending his Xmas. holidae& -Miss Bente•tnet 3telhourne, who has colultieted 31r. Kellerman's millinery hosiness here for several eeasons, left for her home Titeeday morning. --Miss leer& wore. of Crediton. spent Xmas. t Me. and Alre. C. Finkbeiner's.- Nomination O'Neil tee tr Lute e took place Meeeer's Hall Ntonday evening. Sev- el names IPPON pot forth but we un - &latent] all resigned, leeving the old board elected by acelamittione-Mr. Rudolph Effete is holidaying at his home Richard Baker and Miss Martha Ethers were united in tlte holy Winds of matrimony at Omni Bend on Wednesday, ihie.a-Messre. Milton and eludes itforhusk are boll - ;laying with their parents here. - ,Mr. and Airs, D. Hartleib, of Exeter, spent Xinas. . A stolen that attained ;tt times to the proportione of a blizzard, raged inter- nittently Sunday, greatly affeeting the nutteloce of those who attended di- vine worablee-eMr. Wren Shearilown has gone et Lucan where be has tet- eepted 11VVitiq11 as clerk with Ur. T. t. Lheintiosa Ile will he rutteh misted lee his associates here...Ala NVilliam Bloomfield, who has .pent the past few Fears in Moose Jaw, Assa., is hetne on a visit to his mother here. Ile ha- treds returning in March. His many frientle are pleaeed to see him again.- lear, erisp, frosty weather, with the sunlight gleaming mum a pOWCIOPV MOW that covered Mother Berth with 41 mantle of white. characterized Christmas morning of um. it was ideal holiday weather, exhileratim bracing and an excellent sample or the olds -fashioned Canadian winter. The day WAS spent very quietly, but as one bebeld. the valiant faces of the children it, was quito apparent diet Santa Clang had paid his annual visit and left his usual amount of gifts. ElimvilIe There were elo services in the church Sunday owing to the blockaded con- dition oldie roads and stormy weath- er. -Mrs. Thos. Swale, who has been seriously ill, is improving as is also MPS. Thos. Veal. -Messrs. Geo. Miners of Brantford and Fred Miners, of Lon- don, spent the holidays undee the pa- rental roof. -The Epworth League in- tend holding their literary entertain- tail:anent to -night (Thursday) evening. A good program is prepared and a good tune expected. Everybody wel- come. -Rev. McDonald called on friends in the village last week, while on his way to his home in Jericho to spend the holidays. -Our mail carriers have had quite a hard time to make their daily trips, owing to the severe storms and bad roads and are several hours behind time some days, having to wait on the trains at St. Marys and Exeter. The majority of the young people and many older ones attended the Xmas. tree entertainment at Sunshine and report a pleasant time. -Mr. Wm. Del - bridge, ex -Reeve of Usborne, accom- paraed by his wife, left on Thursday rimming to visit- frier.ds in Chicago and New York. SROOTING MATCH. -The annual saooting match held at Mr. John Hun- ter on Saturday last was one of inter- est to those taking past, and some good shooting: was done. The first contest was at eight live birds and the latter ten Igoe rocks. Following is the score, vizi- ' Birds B. R tl er Diakens 5 • 4 Wellington Hodgins 7 ,.: 5 John Hunter 8 7 Rich D. Hunter 8 6 Thos. Dickins. 5 Robt. Woods 5 5 John Minei 4 5 Leslie Robinson 6 8 Bantam]) l3Y ACCLAMATION. -The municipal pot was not on the fire long enough to even get warm this year. The nomination meeting on Monday pasSed oftvery quietly, the old +Dania ell of 1903 being elected by acclama- tion without any opposition. Theus- nal speeches of the Councillors, Reeve and their nominators and seconders PanaaanaTiOsa --A very pleasing event occurred at the parsonage on Xmas. morning, lbs. itforlock, teacher of the primary class in the Sunday schood baviug invited her pupils to spend it shoit time in it social way. About twenty-four little boys and girls came in a group and after ex- changing greetings, quite unexpected- ly surprised their teacher by present- ing her with a handscane salad dish, beautifully lined with gold. A peanut scramble was proposed and an extra prize given to the one securing the most peanuts and to the one who got the least, in which all eagerly partici- ed. A dainty luncheon was served, af- ter which each one received a Xmas. box from their teacher. With merry hearts the little tots left the parsonage for their respective homes. intended for last week. Mr.Peter McIsaite has got nicely set- tled lo his new furniture store and will continue his bargain sale through the month of January. His stack is en- tirely new and no better can be found anywhere. All who desire something good and at the right price will do well to call on Mr. lircIsaac.-The post offiee has been removed to Mr McIsaaes new furniture store. -Mr. Arthur Kel- lerman, who is a student at North Western College, is spending his holi- days at his borne here. -Mrs. C. Beav- er, of Orediton, spent Sunday with friends in the village. -Mr. John Hoff- man and Mark Brokenshire attended - the oyster supper at Khiva Tuesday evening. -School closed Tuesday for the Xmas. holidays and the teachers have left for thole homes. ler DasTita,. --This week we are called upon e.terevel t lie:tilt of trro of the older reshlente of our villago• in the parsons of Mre. A:Mermen and Mre. Ziler. Aina. Kelleimen bee bren lispg with her *Lindner. .31fies. Lingeeet tun, MirelL,Linee last spriog and it was at ta'e -^libive I I- hi3,1 i:1 'iiau- t. Dee. titith. at the gosel old age of 82 years. Me, re:wills were brought here for littermeat. the louvre& taking pkteetui unday from the reel- denee of bee SO% George, to the Bron- son cemetery. She was a faithful reenther el the EVatigelle3leh1ieh And died 2111 the full triumph of faith. Rev. 51oriaelt those a VC4'y suitable Won lse- ii;g in Job 5-21 349. Ziler was t of years being 81, and her weaken- content:thin gradually sank until Friday morning. when the vital cord was snapped. Thus it is the old muse die the yomig may. Her remains were laid to rest in the Mt. earned cemetery on Mond:eye-Ws week we pen the death of 3Irs. Rhode, who departed this life on Sunday. Deceased received parelytic stroke emue Owe or four yeara ego and hafi never been able to speak since, although quite smart oths erwiee. On Saturday she was taken down and gradually grew worse until death relieved hem The funeral took plane Wednesday afternoon to the Go- elien lhiie cemeteve, The bereaved friends have the sympathy of the en- tire commuutty in tins theie hone of sadneSQ. Coughs, colds, hoarseness, and other throat oilmentl ore onleidy relieved Iv Ore:4mo tablet -2, ten cents porta= 4:laden-gists BIRTHS. REAVIMLY---ill Port 1 [nvou, on Dee. 23, to Mr. aud Mrs. T. B. Reavedy, it (laugh ter. me. v.v.= etennetonS. Boxen-Sronen-At the residence of the bride's parents, on Dee. 23, by , Rev. P. H. Larkin,Mr. Ride. Boyce, of Starley, to Miss Nellie, daughter of Mr. Alex, Stobie. STnoxo-Suoreaten-At St. Thomas'. (thumb, rectory, Seaforth, on Dec.23r by Rev. Rural Dean Hodgins, Mr. Wm. Strome, so Miss Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. Leonard Sholdice, all of Tockersmith. BArezwitte-Rosu-At the Presbyter- ian manse, Grand Bend, on Wednes- day, Dec. 30, by the Rev. S. A. Car - dere, Mr. Wan. A. Balkwill, of Ere. eter, to Miss Sarah, youngest daugh- ter of Mr. Wrn. Rush, Grand Bend. SREPHEItlD --GRA-rELLE-At the Pres- byterian manse, Grand Bend, on. Wednesday, Tec 30, by the Rev. S. .A. Carriere, Mr. Geo. Shepherd, of Tlaedford, to Miss Una, third daugh- ter of Mr.Asaph Gravelle, of Grand Bend. .4 Ru.ssota.-Bitowx-Ie Toronto, on Thursday:Dec. 24that the home of the bride, St. Marys street, by Rev, johu McKay, of Montreal, Mr. T. A. Russell, of Toronto, son of Mr. Thos. Russell, of Exeter, to Miss Olive Brown, Toronto, daughter of the late Captain Brown. DEATHS Dmovr.--In Exeter, on December 28th, Wm. Delve, aged 41 years, 9 days. Box. -At Barwick. New Outario, on Dee. 21, Stella Maud, infant daugh- ter of Mrs, Alex. Box,aged 3, year, 9 months and 14 clays. ZalUter.-ValGirk ALCS1143457,4r4U 2eaLlek Sai-rel. 2,6' 'aft. YiNr -.)kr A HAPPY NEW. YEAR TO ALL Start the new year right by .getting one of our guaranteed Nickel Steel X cut Saws for S4.50 Lance X cut Saws from S2.75 up Racer X cut Saws from S4.50 up Axes from 60c. up to 1.25 were the or er ot t e day, w hile r. Thomas Simile made the wind up with RAZORS RAZORS I a beautiful oration, giving the Council it few pointers. Mr. Geo. Holman, a Dont forg•et th resident of Eliat we are the largest dealers in town, former mville and town- ship clerk for 11 years, was present and made a very suitable address, recalling vuropec1.00 warranted razor can't be beaten the "hot times" 511111cl discussions of the Council of inany years ago. His many friends were pleased to see and hear him 01100 m iaore. „ Heaman's Hardware.