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S,AND'ORS & OREFCIT„
EXETER, ONTARIO,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1906.
SANDERS & Onuc r
-The Sovereign Bank of Canada
Chartered by Dominion Parliament.
A NEW CANADIAN RECO/kn..
3rst
Oeto•
her.
Ca iM1
Pa i -up
Reserve Fund
andAssets
Undivided
I':ofits
Sovereign
Bank Notes
in Circulation
Deposits
Excess of
over
,ir,Uilitics
to the Pu}?i c
1902
1903.
1904
1905
1906
$1,173,418
1,300,000
1,800,000
1,610,478
3,942,710
$ 240;000
362,838
420,373
523,461
1,335,847
$ 759,995
1,237,650_
1,284,840
1,550,790
2,850,e75
$1,681,7 '0
4„309,4.'2
7,196,741
10,134,20)
15,578,920
$1,413,478
1,002,833
1,720,373
2,133,039
5,278,557
3xst
Octo-
bei•
Cash on Hand
and
at Bankers
Bornls,Commercial
Debentures,
etc.
I,oansat',
Call
Loans
and L)iSciuuts
Total Assets
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
$ 383,097
..622,774
1,214;822
1,491,398
3,916,842
$. 439,363
713,397
672,034
791,153
1,612,831
$1;680,199
1,747,842
1,179,54D
1,566,144
4,614,067
$1,3517,469
4,074,043
7,014,123
9,578,8 50
14,640,510
$3,855,203.
7,200,1;20
10;201,954
13,818,938
25,343,401
Savings
■ ..j...A1I1/ pp Offices Deposits of. $1.00 and Upwards Received.
Savings. Department at all Offices tr.ter.,,t jdrttd Vnnr viAWS a Year.
• JOS. SNELL, Manager at Exeter, Crediton, Zurich and Dashwood, • •
GLADMAN & 'ST ANBURY, Solicitors.
The Old Reliable
Wish their n'bany Customers and
Friends a very Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.
And would say to you that "we never carried such a fine display of
FANCY GOODS
Suitable for Christmas Presents
as we are showing at the present time.
Ladies' Collars, Handkerchiefs, Ties,
Silk Waists, Kid Gloves, Etc.
IN CENT'S FURNISHINGS
we are showing a fine line of Cambric Shirts with fancy fronts
also a choice line of
Ties, Mufflers, Braces,
Cuffs & Collars, Hats ik Caps.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE.
CARLING
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Profeastonal Cards.
DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Member of the R. C. D. S. of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OFFICE: Over Dickson & Carling's Law Office, in
Dr. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D, D. S.'
Honor graduate of Toronto Univeristv.
DENTIST,
Beth extracted without any pain, or any bad effects
Oilice in Fanson'e Block, west side Main street,
Exeter.
Medical
AF. MALLOY, M. B. (Tor. Univ.) MEMBER
• College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.
Former House Surgeon Toronto Western Hospital.
Successor to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Residence: East on
first street north of office, Exeter, Ohtario.
Da. McBRIDE, L. R. C. P. . P. & S. Edinburgh, will
Ll look after the practice of Dr. McLaughlin of
Dashwood during the letter's visit to Europe in
search of more knowledge, He will be found in the
same office.
Let;ai,
DICKSON & CARLING, BARRISTERS, SOLICI.
tors, Notaries, Conveyancers; Commissioners.
Solicitors for MolsonsBank, etc.
Money to Loan at lowest rates of interest.
Offices, Main street, Exeter,
1. R. Cantlx0, B.A., L, H. Dlcaso2
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private funds to loan
n farm and village properties at low rates of inter,
est.
GLADMAN & STANBURY,
Barristers, Soliaitors,Main st., Exeter. On
Estray Steer
There came unto the premises of the undersigned,
Lot 7, Con. 6, reborn°, on or before Nov. let, a
three-year-old steer. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying expenses,
Quinton 80008.,Saintebury, P.O.,
William Brown
Prof, Diploma of Royal Incorporated Society of
Mueioians, England; Organist of Trivitt Memorial
Chureh,Exeter, Piano, Organ, Harmony and Theory
of Mueie, Terms on application. Exeter, Ont,
House and Lot, for Sale,
The undersigned is offering for sale a desirable
brielehovec, two storey high, convenient and ooih-
fortablc in every way, situate In Crediton. East, and
one acre of good. land. .On the premises is a goad
frame stable and driving shed, a well of good Water
and a number of fruit trees. Convenient to school.
Possession given at once. Apply to
J, W. ANDERSON, (7rediton East,
SaskatcieaDar�
Lands for Sale
Valley La s o
The choicest wheatlands of the
West. I have a few choice half sec-
tions left ° If bought now can be sold
for alplost donble in a year. Can give
yo.a the tallest iforn' at ion regarding
homesteads end toe'cn sites. Also have
real good bargains in 5,000 and 10,000
acre blocks. Easy payments.
301IN CHARLTON, Exeter..
LLOYD P. JONES
Organist and Choir Master of Mitchell' Methodist
Church. Teacher -Piano, Organ, Voice, Harmony.
Modern methods. Thorouvhness
House for Sale or Rent.
The frame dwelling in good repair, on the South
Boundary, Exeter, 1% blocks west of Main street.
The land consists of two lots and is in first class con-
dition. Good water, several fruit- frees, etc.
Apply at this Office.
Sale Registers.
THURSDAY, DEO. 20 -Farms, farm stock, im•
plements and household effects, the property of the
late John Winkenweder, Lot23, Con. 15, Stephen.
Sale at 12 o'clock. Ed Boseenberry, Auct.
SATURDAY, DEO. 22 -Real estate, driver, rig
and household effects, the property of Frank Taylor,
Crediton East. Sale at 1:30. Ed. Bossenberry,auct.
Township of Stephen Nomination
and Election
P ublic Notice is hereby given that a ureetinr of
the Electors of the Township of Stephen, willbe held
in the Town Hall, Crediton, on Monday, Dec. 31, '06,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of
making and receiving Nominations for Reeve, Depu-
ty Reeve and Councilmen. And further notice is
hereby given that in the event of more Candidates
being proposedfor any particular office than required
to be elected, the proceedings will be adjourned un-
til Monday, January 7th, A. D., 1907, when polls will
be opened at 9 a.m„ at the following places, as fixed
by Township By -Law, viz: Poll 1, Mills' Shoe Shop,
Lot 5, Con. 1; 2, Penhale's kitchen, Lot 20, Con. 1; 3,
Barber Shop, Lot 11, Con. 6; 4, Town Hall, Lot 10,
Con. 7; 5, Cunningham's Kitchen, Lot IL Con. 13; 6,
Zimmer'sHall.•Lot 23, Con. N.B.; 7, Harman's Hall,
Lot 11, Con. 17; 8, Wilson's Hall, Lot40, Con. S. B.;
9, Maccabees' Hall, Lot 1, Con. Sauble. And all dee-
tors are hereby requested to take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
HENRY EILBER,
Crediton, Dec. 6, 1906. Returning Officer.
AUCTION SALE
Farm Stock, Implements and House -
Effects.
Theundersigned auctioneer has been instructed to
sell by public auction oh
Lot 6, Concession 1, Hay,London Road
on FRIDAY, DEC, 21st, 1906 e
At 1 o'clock sharp, the following property:
1 driving horde, 4 years old; 1 blood colt, rising M.
years o d; 4 steers, rising 8 years; 2 steers, rising 2
years; 2 spring calves, lumber wagon, set diamond
harrows, land roller, fanning mill, 1 Massey Harris
cutting box, hand or power with carriers; 1 Frost dr
Wood IIorso Rake, nearly new; 1 Frost &
Wood Mower, nearly new; seed drill, combined, 12
holes; pair bob sleighs, cutter, buggy, platform scales,
1000 pounds; extension ladder, length 30 ft; bag
truck binder truck, hay rack, binder, twin plow,
wheel�bnrrow, turnip pulper. 8 -piece parlor suit, 1
ratan rg6ker, birch rocker, mahogany corner chair,
cream corner chair, organ, half claw dining room
chairs, oak with leather seats; 1 dining room rocker,
oak with leather seat;1 arm chair, oak with leather
seat; extension table, quarter (talc; oak sideboard;
couch, 2 quarter oak bedroom sbits, 2 ash -bedroom
SAHA, a number of bedroom chairs, springs and Mat -
noses; hall doien kitchen chairs, 1 kitchen reeker,
1 extension kitchen table, 1 barrel churn, 'crashing
machine and wringer, All the furniture is nearly
new and In first class .condition. Also many other
articles.
,..TERMS, -Snore of,w6 and tinder, cash; over that
amount 10 months' credit given on furnishing ap-
proved joint notes, A. dlscotrnt of 6 per dent. of •tor
cash on Credit amounts,
GEO. E. CASE,.' THOS, CAMERON,
Proprietor; Auctioneer.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the 32nd Annual Meet-
ing of the Members of The nay Township Fanners'
Mutual Fire Insurance com anywillbehall at the
Town Ilall,'Gurieh, obi Tuesday January Sth, 1007, at
One O'Clook pee.Business-['receiving the Dircetors',.Auditors' and
Treasurer's Reports, Election of Directors and such
other businese as may be necessary for the good and
welfare of the Compotes
All members are requested to attend.
JACOB ittar1t11tANN sea. Presideny
HENRYEC}.ill'S[t, Socretert
The Exeter. Council,
The statutory council meeting took
place on Saturday evening, Dec.. 15,
Minutes of previous meeting were read
and approved. All present except
He uran.
councillora -
Mr. D. McInnes asked for refund of
$l on dog owned by tenant. Left over.
R. Murphy was refunded $1 on dog
tax, 0. Pardon and H. Parsons were
refunded $4.25 and $5.25 on business
tax, 'respectfully, it being held that
they had no places of business.
A. E. Hodgert thought itnot right
that he should pay for digging ditch
from his lot on Mary street to And-
rew. Such, however, was held to be
the practice, the council only paying
for tile.
The following accounts were ordered
to be paid: W. G. Bissett, rig, $1,50;
W. J. Bissett, express, 40e; Thos. Hart-
noll, wood, $21; D. Braund, sundries,
$3.50; Geo. Ford, gravel, $2; do, gravel.
for cemetery, $3.40; T. Hawkins & Son,
supplies cemetery, $2.85; Connor Bros.,
sundries, $6.50; Mr. Connor, librarian,
$25;;Treasurer of band, $50; R. W.
Dinney, part payment painting at,
cemetery, $20; John Mitchell, sundries.
for cemetery, $5.25; James Willis, la-
bor, $4.50; John Elliott, -do., $3; John
Ford. salary, $27; Sec.hoard of health,
$5, M.H.O., $5, Isaac Hall, refund dog
tax, $1; Mrs. Sutton, taxes refunded,:.
Passed on motion of Jas. Creech and
B. Fake.
A petition for a light at the corner
of Mary and Andrew streets was
granted.
The ADVOCATE
Wishes Everybody
A Very Merry Xmas.
A Merry Christmas, Ho!
Out of the North, out of the North,
Out of the North Igo, [feet
With nip reindeer fleet whose unshod
Bear me swiftly over the snow;
Over the great white plains
That sparkle with crystal and pearl,
In the mellow light of the moon to -night.
As the darkening clouds unfurl;
And I hear the King of the North
On the winds that ever blow [reeks
From the great white peaks of Baffin's
Shout, "A Merry Christmas, Hol"
"A Merry Christmas, Ho!
A Merry Christmas, Ho!" [flight
Rings out on the night as I take my
Through -the land of the 'Esquimea u.;
And Jack Frost laughs as he hears
The rattling of my pack ,
As my reindeer bound at the cheery
sound
Of my whip -with its crack! crack!!
crack!!!
And shooting stars like falling spars
Mark out the path we go,
As we lend a cheer to the dying year
With "A Merry Christmas, Ho!"
FRANK W. K. TOi r
Toledo, Dec. 17.
The ADVOCATE can
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offered by any paper.
Call and See.
Communication
We are in receipt of a communica-
tion from the Township of Stephen,
signed "Ratepayer," which we decline
to publish 'atpresent. Times out of
number we have stated thatcommuni-
cations for publication must be signed
by the writer. It is no use to sign a
"subscriber," "a ratepayer" or any
other fictitious name. If your com-
munication expresses your convictions
then sign with your name. We will
not publish the name, but we must
have the name to show good faith. If
the person sending us the unsigned
communication this week will but give.
us his name we shall be pleased to give
his letter due prominence.
Centralia
Last week Mr. Robert Mitchell and
Mrs. John Kerr were at Wiarton at-
tending the funeral of their brother-in-
law, Mr. Samuel Wilson. Mr. Wilson
died suddenly. He left a widow, who
was Annie • Wilson, daughter of the
late Charles Wilson. who resided on
the 2od of Stephen. -The Misses Wil-
son of Centralia were at Exeter visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Win. Baker on Sun-
day. -Mrs. Luker is quite ill and con-
fined to bee room --There is a large
amount of grain being brought in to
the elevator these. days. -The. Xmas.
visitor%are beginning to arrive. -Wm
Moffatt intends 'laving a big shooting
match soon.
Village of E,teter Nomination
and Election
Puhlie notice is hereby given that a meeting of the
electors of the Village of Exeter will he held fin the
Town Hall, on Monday, December Slat, 1006, at the
hour of 12 o'clock, for the purpose of making and re-
ceiving nominations for Reeve, Councillors and Pub-
lic Scheel trustees, And further notice is hereby
given that in the event of more candidates being pro-
posed for any particular office than required to be
elected, the meeting will1,e adjourned until Monday,
,laniary 7th A. 0., 1903, when polls will be opened
9 a. m., onosing et 6 p. rh,, at the following places,
AS fixed by bylaw: Poling eub•tlivlsion No, 1, Silas
IIandford's Residence, Main street, A. N. Oreeth, D'..
R. 0. and Jas; Creech, Jr poll clerk; Polling sub-
division No. 2, Weokes Bros.' Marble Shop, Main
street, W. D. Weekes, D, It.. 0. and /wino Weekes,
pea clerk; Palling subdivision No. 2, Rich. Seldon's
Office, corner of Wellington and Main street, ,Joseph
Davis 12• R, 0. and 1,. 0, Vincent, poll clerk; Polling
sub division No. 4, Town Hall, H, E. Huston, D. R.
0., J, J,. White, poll clerk. And all electors imbue,by re nested to take notice and govern themsolves
accordingly.
Exeter, Dec, 18, 1906, 308 5801071, i"
Returning Officer
Crediton
Before another issue of the Advocate
is printed Xmas, Day will be passed.
Your scribe wishes the Editors and all
the readers of thus paper a very Merry
atld joyous Cnl•istulab and a bright anti
a prosperous New Year.
Miss Carrie Kuhn is visiting friends
in Loudon this week, -Miss Ida Rau,
who has ,iieeu residing with her grand-
parents, Air. and Mrs. John Mitchell,
at .Exeter, for the past few months,
ieturned;to her homein .Crediton Bast.
Tllureday. We arepLeased to see her
in aur ti lst again. -John. Feistier and
daughter Miss Laving, are spending a
few weeps with relatives in Howard
City and Detroit, Mich, -Miss Robson'
of London is visiting Mrs, Albert Oun-
nin_gham-EzraKrein of Osnabrock,
N.D., is, here visiting his another..
Ezra bac; been very ill since he left
here he we are pleased to know that
he has recovered his health and to see
him arrtit,nd again. -Matthew Fink-
beiner spent a few days in Berlin last
week. -.Wes. Finkbeiner was in Lon-
don Motsdayon business. -Mrs. Sophia
Fahner is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Rogers tet Selene; Mich. -Mr. and Mrs,
Preeter of Zurich Wei visitors with
Mr. and Mrs Sam. Brown Sunday. -
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. J no,
Doyle,, 111 t, Carmel, is recovering nicely
from this effects of his recent accident.
While on her way to attend church a
few Sundays ago she slipped and fell
breaking her arm at" the wrist. The
fracture was set by Dr. Orme,Oen tralia.
Miss Tilly Wein has returned from
her sojourn .in London. -Mrs. John
Kerr was called to Wiartou last week
owing to the death of her brother-in-
law, Sarn'l. Wilson. -The largest load
of brick that has ever been drawn from
any of the brickyards here was one
that left Fred Kerr's yards on Wed-
nesday.
ednesday.'The load contained thirty-
five hundred brick and was taken to
Exeter 'by Norman Beaver. Win; can
beat t-hisi'-Our burgh is beginning to
put on a holiday appearance. -Dan.
Kilpatrick, who has been engaged with
Geo. Holtzman during the past few
months, has gone to Kippen where he
has accepted a suitable position.
Dan will be much missed around here
as he is a jolly good fellow and he will
alwaysibe a welcome visitor here. -
Homer Alotz of Elkton, Mich., is home
on a visit. -The John Goodison Thresh-
er'Co., of Sarnia, has engaged the ser-
vices of Geo. Bedford of town, who
commences his duties at the beginning
of the year .". George is a good, capable
and trustworthy man end we wish
him every success. -Fred Finkbeiner
of. Killarney, Man., is visiting his par-
ents for a few week. -Large quantities
of brick and tile are being sold at pres-
ent Jpseph Hoist intends manutic-
turiesea, ‘as as well as brick next sum -
mei tend he is bow .$$ettiug •in his man'.
chinelyand erecting sheds so that he
will have everything in readiness by
spring. -Dr. Orme of Centralia was in
the village Sunday evening, -The last
meeting of the township council was
held in the Town Hall Saturday. All
kinds of rumors are afloat as to the
candidates for Reeve, Deputy -Reeve
and Councilmen.. The more the mer-
rier. -We a are pleased to see Dr. Mc-
Cue around again after his recent ill-
ness. -Ira Brown and Art. Zwicker
visitedfriends in Zurich on Sunday.
These visits have become quite fre-
quent. What's the attraction, boys?
-Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kunz of Exeter
were guests of Mrs. Link on Sunday.
-The pupils of our school will give a
concert in the Town Hall on Friday
night, this week, A very interesting
program will be rendered. -Mr. and
Mrs. Christian Eilber of Zurich visited
Mr. and Mrs. Wenzel on Sunday.-
Our young people are enjoying the
good skating. -Our township collector
was a busy man ou Saturday. . As it
was the last day for the payment of
taxes a large number came up to pay
"The white man's burden." Some-
thing over $6000 was taken in. -The
annual Christmas Festival in connec-
tion with the Evangelical church will
bh held inthe church Ott Xmas. eve.
Everybody come and enjoy the gpod
program.
S. S. CONCERT. -The concert given
by the Sunday school of the Methodist
church, was held in the Town Hall,
Friday evening. The hall was crowd-
ed to the doors and all enjoyed the
cantata, entitled. "A good time with
Santa Claus." The decorations and
stage scenery were grand and reflect
great credit on the designers. Eimer
Gower, who acted the part of Santa.
Claus, certainly made his mark. His
acting was of a high order, After the
cantata was rendered a beautiful hoop
drill was given. The program closed
with two tableaux. During the change
of scenery instrumentals were given
by the Misses Vivian and Ella ,Beaver,
Myrtle'Olark and Mrs. Chas. Zwicker.
Everybody was loud in their praises of
the :excellent parts performed and the
committee who had this matter tin
hand deserve great credit for the suc-
cess they have made of the evening's
entertainment..
Stephen Council
The council of the Township of Step-
hen, met in Town Hall, Orediton, Sat-
urday, Dec. 15th, at P. M. All pre-
sent. Minutes of previous meeting
read and adopted. Anderson-Fink-
beiner-that Gottlob Brown, Collec-
tor of taxes, is hereby instructed and
authorized to continue the levy and
collection of the unpaid taxes in the
manner and with the power, as pro-
vided by law for the general levy and
collection of taxes. -Carried. Webb-
'early --bat By -Law No. 11 of 1906,
to appoint Deputy Returning Officers
and select Polling Booths for Munici-
pal Elections, having been read the
third time be paassed fond sighed by
the Reeve and Clerk and the seal of
the Corporation attached thereto,""..
Carried. Orders to the amount of
$1348.55 were passed. A detailed
statement will appear in the Treasur-
er's report as soon as published.The
Nomination for Reeve, Deputy -Reeve
and Councilmen to representthe Town
-
Ever 1ad Rpprecia*es
a fZice Ring:
We have a line of
LADIES' SIGNET RaINGrS
which are very moderate inp rice and attractive in design
• Call and. See`Thenz
Our Stock is Complete in all Other Styles as well
5, FITTON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.,
P. S. -.We have a line of Gent's Travelling Cases in the:
best quality leather at $2.50 each. Makes a nice present.
ship of Stephen for 1907 will he held in
the Town Hall, Crediton, on Monday,
Dec. 31, at 1 P. M. -Henry Either, Tp.
Clerk.
Shipka
H. Wing was in Goderich last week
on Grand Jury. -J. 'D. Hannan had a
runaway last week leaving J. D. out
near Khiva.-Miss Olive Holtzman of
Crediton visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. S. Sweitzer last week. --Fred-
erick Geiser had a very serious accid-
ent last Friday morning.. While corn-
ing out the house door he fell down
and broke one of his ribs. We hope
that we may soon see' Fred around
again. -Sandy McEacban and • his
mother were over to Parkhill last Fri-
day to the funeral of Sandy's grand-
father. -Mrs. John Schreoder visited
friends on the Goshen Line last week.
-Some of our citizens were more ,than
surprised a Week ago to -day to • see a
man riding a bicycle through.the vill-
age conning from the west, it being
good sleighing, Bicycle riding is now
the order of the day. -Wm. Holt of
Sarnia is visiting in and around our.
lour. .-While turning the corner a,
little too 'feet altet' d vii ''f.i,we .
from the chopping mill last SSaturday
Master Ernest Gaiser's cutter upset
and left him in the ditch. The horse
being free ran down the road. He
was not hurt not was anything brok-
en; but take warning Ernest and hold
on to the lines.
DEATH. -Mrs. John Sharp, sr., pass-
ed away on Thursday, Dec. 13th, at
the good old age of 68 years and 10
months. Deceased was highly re-
spected and is survived by a husband,
two sons and five daughters, all of
whom have our sincere sympathy.
The funeral took place on Saturday at
one o'clock to the Salem cemetery.
Rubber buggy tires will be damaged
if left in an open shed through the
winter. If the tires are pneumatic
pack them in a box and cover with
chalk. If hard rubber either take the
wheels off or jack them up, and cover
tires with sulphur and asoapstone in
equal quantities. Keep the tires in a
warm place.
BIRTHS .
AcaansoN-In Exeter, on Dec. 16, toe
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Acheson, twiner
-a boy and a' girl.
MARRIAGES.
WILHELMi-SARARAS-At the borne of
the bride's parents, on Dec. 12. by -
Rev. Gischler, Ed. Wilhelm of Bad-
en,
aden, to Miss Lucinda, daughter of D.,
Sararas, of Hay.
HAH,RIs=MULTERose-At Mitchell, on -
Dec. 12, by Rev. McIntosh, Samuel
Harris, to Mrs. Grace Mulheron, all
of Mitchell.
MALCOLi-LoVE-At Mitchell, on Dec..
12, by Rev. McIntosh, Archibald
Malcolm, to Miss Sophia Love, both:
of Mitchell,
McKERcnER-McINTosa-In London,
on Dec. 12, by Rev. Stuart, Albert
McKereher of Seaforth, to Miss Ag-
nes May Sperling of.Lorldon.
PICKLE-CussoN-At the home of the -
bride's parents, on. Dec. 12, by Rev..
Graham, Wm. D. Pickle, Weliburn,
to Miss Florence, :second daughter of
E M. Oubbon, St. Marys.
Duerze- BEER --.1u Mitchell, on Dec,12,
by Rev. Elliott, Arthur Down ofd
Scrathroy, to Miss Maud, eldest,
daughter of John Beer, Mitchell.
DBATIIS
STONE -In Mitchell, on Dec. 12, Mar.-
garet Robb Stone, aged95 years.
NIGROLS.-In London, on Dec. 15, Geo..
F. Nichols of Corbett, in his 51st
year.
JOHNS -In Usborne, on Dec. 13th''.
Sarah J.,daughter of Richard Johns,
aged 48 years, 4 months and 20 days.
JERMYN-In Biddulph, Dec. 12, Miss•
Nettie Jane Jermyn, aged 29 years,.
10 days.
RILEY-At the home of her son-in-law,.
John Cole, Russeldale, on Dec. 16,.
Mrs. Eliza Riley, aged 77 years.
SHARP. -At Shipka, on Dec. 13, Mrs.
John Sharp, Sr., aged 68 years, 10'
months.
EAGLESON-At Greenway, on Dee; 135
James Eagleson, aged 45 years.
XMAS. GOODS
At Holiday Prices
SKATES` .,.:
Spring and Hockey.
50c. to 3.50 per pre
Pocket, Pen and Jack Knives
Razors
Scissors
Shears
Scissors in cases
Bread Knives in 3 -piece sets
Bread Knives only
Carvers in pairs
Carvers in cases, 3 -piece
CarpetSweepers
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Sleds
Boys' Tool Chests
Silver Colo Meat Forks
Silver Berry Spoons
Air Rifles ..
Stevens Pikes •
from 5c to $1.00
75c to 4.00
25c to 50c
15c to 1.25
1,00 to 3,50
25e,
150
50c to 1.75
3.50 to 4,50
2.45 to 4.25
75c to 1.25
1.50 to 2.90
- 90c to 1.45
1,00 to 1.75
1,.00 to 1,25
3.25 to 4.00
Nickel Tea PotsNickel Tea K
ettles, Sad Irons
rons sets,
Spice BOX Sets and Crumb Trays.
The biggest assortment ofXmas Hardware in town.. -
Haran's Hardware .& Stove Store1