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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1908-12-10, Page 8+++++++++++++++++t++++++++++++++++++++++44444 6.4-++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ STEWART'S PHONE 16 hiistuias will soon be here. Are you getting ready. \Ve ere teddy with the most varied and hest assorted stock *citable for Xmas that you'll find in this section. China and Glassware make lovely Xmas boxes. Come and see the beautiful stock we aro showing. e5.011 for English China Tea Set t0 pekes, pure white body, with moss rose decor- ations and traced with gold. 17.25 for Austrian China Tea Set, thin white body with small pink rose decorations and stippled with gold, this is our Bridal Rose Set. $12.50 for the daintiest Jap- anese hand painted Tea Set that we have ever 'offered, small mauve floral decora- tion genuine hand painted. 30, :i3, 50, el.00, up to $2.50 for a range of fancy China Jardineres, that will make you wonder some, Lovely for Xntas presents. 25, 35, 50, 75, up to $1.75 for a range of China Cake Plates hest we have ever shown, - "Yes they are a lovely lot," 30, 35, 40. 50, up to $1.75 for a range of Salad and Fruit dishes, that for effect and value are simply unbeatable 50. 85, $1.00, 1.25, and 1.50 for a swell lot of Fancy China Cream and Sugars. -"Yes they are lovely." $2,00, 2 25, 3.00. up to 0,50 for the nicest lot of Toilet Sets you'll see in Exeter, 40 dis- tinct styles to pick from. $7.00, 8,00, 9.00, up to 15.00 the set for our 108 peics Dinner Set the better sets at•e truly works of art, and controlled by ourselves for Exeter. 30, 35, 50, 60, and 75c., for the daintiest lot of fancy China Spoon Trays in town. 15. 50, 75c„ up to $1.25 for a lovely range of Cellery and Roll Trays they are beauties $L25 up to 0.00 for the tweet beautiful lot of fancy Parlor and table Lamps we have seen every Lamp a bargain. "NOW l.is���" near- ly our China and farcy Glass ware comes to us direct front the makers, that means a big saving to our customers. $411.50 up to 58.50 for a lot of Ladies fur -lined coats, lined with marmot and Canadian rat trimmed with Isabella Sable ,American Sable and real Alaska Sable collars the equal of which for qual- ity and value cannot be beaten. $75. for Gent's swell fur -lined coat prime Rat lining with rich Ottor collar. -a beauty $5.50, 0.50, 7.00, 10.00 and 15.00 for a range of Ladies neck furs. that will tickle the strings of any money bag. $12. for white Thihhett Lamb set long throw and large pillow Muff. $17 for a lovely Grey Squirrel Fur est long full throw and large pillow Muff. They're swell. $3.75 for a lovely let of new net waists Silk lined and trimmed with fancy Fillet lace and insertion. $22.50, 25.00 and 30.00 for a showing of Velvet Rooth Rugs, for richness, style and quantity they cannot be beaten, seamless and very heavy. 50c. for Ladies fancy Collars "Beautiful" that is what we say of them. Come, give us your say. 35, 50 and OOc. for a range of Ladies Tan, Brown, and Black Leather Belts that are certainly big values. 50c. Men's, Ladle's and Gent's new Phoenix shaped neck Mufflers-tbey are dandies. 25, 35, and 50c. for the flceet range of men's ,.ew Neck Ties you'll see in Exeter, to see them, will make you want them. $1,00, 1.25, and 1.50 for 3 spec- ial lines in men's Kid gloves very suitable for Xmas gifts Just Mother Word Buy your Xmas (Groceries from us we can save you some good money, our groceries are choice, clean and fresh, we sell Redpath grandulated sugar and no other its best by test. We want all kinds of Farm Produce; it is just as good as cash; Butter, Eggs, Dried Apples, Beans. Poultry, etc., etc. J. A. STEWART ++++++++++++++•!••1•+• ++++B•+++++++++++ -F+ +•:•++++++ +++++++++++++++++++++++++f •++++++++++++++•i.++ RELIABLE WATCHES Perfect in Construction Positive in Performance We again call attention to our grade of WATCHES Good Material, Fine Finish, ind Accurate Adjustment are all combined in our High Grade Watches. Our aim is not a question of price, but qual- ity, like anything else it is al- ways cheapest in the end. If you want a good reliable watch call on use A. MARCHAND Wedding Rings a Specialty. NEW UflLL -AND- WINTER SUITINGS OVER COATINGS COAT N G S PANTINGS AND VESTINGS In all the latest Shades and Paterns, at reasonable priers See the New Fashion Plates for $he !'resent Season. W. W. TAMAN Merchant Tailor. ETER, -- ONTARI •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •• • • •••••••• •••••••• Deering's Bazaar is head quarters for Christmas decorations. 'Mrs. W. J. Beaman spent tbo Week end with Dir. and Mrs. Wm. Beeman at 'London. GREATEST assortment of Xmas post cards in town at The iPU1tITY( Nothing nicer for an Xmas pres- ent than a plant. A good choice at Fo11ick's Miss Florence. d)issett is ,visiting her brother, Mr. I. R. Bissett, at Strathroy. Mrs. A. Hastings is attending the \Vomen's Institute Convention being held it Guelph. 'Look for our orange local next week. W. J. Statham. Mr. and 'Mrs. Swallow, OT St. ,Marys, visited at the Main Street parsonage Sunday. Z LOCALS Next Tuesday will lie the last day to *pay taxes without. the additional. five per cent. being added. ROW. Birmingham, Organizer t•)f the Orangemen, was here last Friday night visiting the local lodge. All kinds of Christmas Goys, Fruits, Candies and China at 1)eer- ing's Bazaar. 'Miss Bonthron has returned from ilensaall. where she visited rela- tives and friends for several days. ,NEW PERFUMER. swell station- ery. low prices. at The I'1'.RiTY. Mr. and Mrs. D. Mack very pleas - catty entertained a number of mar- ried couples one night last week. Starling with December 1st. the local hanks will only pay interest 1wo times a year, instead of four times. GRAND TRUNK SYS EM Christmas and New Year Excursions Between all atetior.s in Canada, also to Detroit., Port Huron, Mich -Buffalo Black Rock. Niagare Falls and Sus- pension Bridge, N. Y. At Single Fare Good going Dec. 21th and 25th, 1908. Returning until Dec. 28th, 1908, also good going Dec. 31st. 1948. and Jan. 1st, 151110. Returning until Jan. ith. 'tit) At Fare and One Third Good going Des. 2Ist to Dee. 25th,' 08, returning until Jan. 5th. 1909. Also good going Dec. 28th, 1908 to Jan. 1st 1009, returning until Jan. 5th. 1909. .1. J KNIGHT, Depot Agent. or • e J. D. MCDONALD, Uniotl Depot. Toronto, Ont. E EXETER T1MES DEC. 10th 1808 Market Report.-Tbe following is the report of Exeter markets, cor- rected up to DecentberlUth. \►'beat 91 to 90 cents. Oats 37 to 38 cents. Peas, 75 to !;2 cents. Barley, 48 to C2 cents. Shorts, $23. Bran, $20. Mendel Flour, STAR, 82.75. Feed Flour til.4U to $1.45. Clover seed, $8 to $10 per bushel. Mutter e3e. per pound. Eggs 23c. per dozen. Hoes, Let -weight. e15.63. Hogs. dress. .1, $7.65 to e18.00. Coal, $7.25 a ton. Dried Apples 6 1-2 cents. 't'urkey's. 12 to 14 cents. Chicken, S to 10 cents, (s,'ese 10c Ducks Ile. 1)11. OVENS EYE AND EAI! SUR- geon, will be et the Comtneroial Hotel. (lours 9.30 a. in. to 4.30 p. tn. Glasses properly fitted and dis- eases of eye car and nose treated. Nest visit Saturday. December 119th. Collector \V. J. Bissett will be at the Town Hall every Friday until Friday, Dec. 11 th and also on Satur- day. Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 12, 14 and 15. As a special inducement 4o new subscribers the 'Times will be sent to any address in Canada from now until Jan. 1 1908 for one dollar. TEACHER WANTED I'or 8. S. No. 8, !Township of Step- hen. State qualification and exper- icnce and salary wanted. Make ap- plication 4o Alex. 'layette, Trustee, Grand mend, Ant. • FOUND Tuesday nfternoon, lined leather mitt. Owner can get same by call- ing at this offise and paying for this notice. , FOUND On Thames Road, Saturday, Nov. 21 fur ruff. Owner can get same by applying at Times Office and pay- ing ;or :his advertisement. • DUG FOR (SALE Thoroughbred Beagle hound seven months old, also well bred hound aged seven months apply to H. C. Cl;u k. Royal 'Hotel Crediton. Look! Stewart is paying tor choice turkeys 14c; Choice geese 10c; Choice ducks 11c; Butter, prints or rolls +24c eggs Z.ic; Dried apples 64c Go to Stewarts. Teo weeks to Christmas. Stathatn's Xmas cakes are good. Try one. air. Maurice Dottier, of Clandeboyo .ted in town Sunday. and Mrs. Geo. McLeod are vis- it relatives in Scaforth. • . A. 'Fo11ick snakes a specialty of king or ,baking Xmas cakes. Mrs. Frank Durdle, of Brussels, is visiting her rnother, Mrs. Rooke. Miss 'Louise Hackney, of Far;uhar, was the guest of Miss Ramsay on Sunday. All kinds of nuts and candies at' 1:. A. Follick'.. Rev. McDonagh, of Stratford. je visiting lt'icnds In town. The Rev. gentleman is always a welcome vis- itor here. Mr. harry ?Morris, of •\Vinghaui, was here 1'riday night last, paying his official visit to the local lodge A. 0. U. W. Mrs. Acsuilla Snell, of Winnipeg. who for the past few months has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Snell returned to her home this week. Remember your friends with a beautiful box of bon -bons, either Cowan's or Lowney's. From 25c. to $1.50 at Statham's. • Several weeks ago the boys were talking of forming a hockey team 10 play this winter. If any fiction is to the taken in the [natter, they should take it at once. The recent cold snap put the ice on the river in excellent condition for titrating and during the past week runny lovers of this outdoor sport have been enjoying the pastime. Get your Xmas holly and mistletoe FolLek'.. Mrs. Kitchen, of Lovering, :who %vas %' sitinv •her sister Mrs. Geo. Eteghl. at Ilderton, returned here hist. Saturday to cont nue her visit with relatives in town before re- turning home. Last week we announced 1bat out calendars for 1909 were ready for distribution and on Ti:r1rsdny no less than fifteen called for them. Tho( are going fast. so don't delay too long in calling and reeewing your subscriptions. We wish to call the attention of our readers to the special off- for floe London Advertiser in mother c.,lunut. \Ve have made a special R rnngcmeut by which tv,, ,.in obtain t.te Daily Advertiser for n11 new' and led subscribers for 14 mo•tths for 41.40 or for 12 months fee $1.23• ''hese clubbings t)ropositione %' H s=- pire on January 1st, 1909 After January 1st. 1909. The nail At1- verl iser will he 81.75. Renew now' end save 50 cents. Tune' one 111 to Jatiiiary 1st. 1910. Before purchasing elsewhere lake a look at Follick's bon -bons. Uaza'' ;it n by the Ladies' Guild. of Trivitt Memorial chur•h last. Friday afternoon And evening was the most successful given by the ladies of the church. The 'Town Hall where the bazaar was held was beautifully decorated for the Occas- I ion, end the dainty things (lonatei, were fastely displayed end found) ready buyers. In the evening n pro grain teas given. and was very rue- censful throughen l. Mrs. \Veiden- hamm••r eleased the audience with, c 1 :.ons and the Ikvoitehir(•� reading by N. D. ilurdon e.urpasted ante hoist ever heard in Exeter. 111is.♦ g A,nl.t Marlin sang and her ein'ia g was much appreciated as was the .'ming of Rev. Carlisle. and lledar! Cross and .rennin The receipts wcrc a r�100. a r PROBE No. 22 CIIISTMAS GIFTS we for We have a large assortment of nioa Xmas Gifts For Ladies and Girls Nice Xmas gifts for Ladies and Girls in nice fancy Handkerchiefs from 5c. to 5oc.; Back Combs from roc. to $3 oo very fancy; Fancy Belts: Swell Collars from 25c. to $1.00; Nice neck Lace from 15c. up; Lace Ties; Cushion Covers; Gloves in all colors; Nice Fur Ruffs from $4 0o tc $25 oo; Muffs from $4 00 to $15 00; 2 Fur lined Jackets left $5o 00 and $65 0o perfect beauties; Nice box of fril- ling 25c ; Fancy slippers at a low price; and lots of other nice things very suitable for Xmas presents. For Men and Boys Fancy Braces; Fancy Ties; Mufflers; Gloves; Cuff Links and cuff and tie sets very pretty; Fur Caps and clotn Caps; Nice Suits at big bargains; Fancy Handkerchiefs; Fancy Slippers and all the rest of it. Come in and see what we have. Our Groceries are the best can buy. Bring along all your produce we pay high:st price everything. SNELL & ROWE Ode door North of Post -Office. XMAS. IIESENTS GOES DRuG STORE USEFUL -ORNAMENTAL ---BARGAIN PRICES The kind that brings cheer to the heart of the one who gives as well as the one who receives. Leather Goods Ladies see our Hand Bags well selected col- lection. Not a slow sel- ler among theta. Prices that make them de- sirable. A new line for girls. Sold at sight for 2iic. each. Coin purses are ideal for boys spec- ial line 50e. each. Altus ge collection of ladies purses lac. to $2.00. Bill folds -something for father -nothing bet- ter. Stationery Xmas Boxes- Pape- teries. The Cream of the market. Every hox a select value. Stylish and popular presents. See them. 25e. to$1.00 Our 50c. line is a leader. Ebony Goods Everything in ebony. Hair, hat, bonnet and tooth Brushes. Pow- der boxes. Buffers and nail files in sets or sold separately. We are a- ble to make any assort- ment. Give us a trial. COalb Brush Sets Nothing is more desk. able than a handsotise brush comb and mirror. Extra values. A large assortment to choose from. Now is the time to see them. $1.00 to $4.00 Perfumes Alt the popular odors In hulk. Your choice. In fancy boxes we have the largest assortment ever shown in Exeter. Here we certainly plea- se the most fastidious. Do not fail to see our beautiful lines. 25c. to $3.00 Toilet and Manicure Sets On these we can save you money. Always acceptable. A tip to gentlemen. Make an early choice. Our $2,00 line is a leader. Sell- ing fast. $1.50 to $3.00 Toilet Soaps The largest assort- ment in town from the largest tnd best manu- facturers. `lac. a box. Highly perfumed 25c. a cake. Mirrors These make the test of Xmas presents. Last forever. Bargain pri- ces. Fancy hand mir- rors all sizes in rose and ebony wood. $1 to $3 Nickle plated framemir- rors 25c. to $2.50 Shaving mirrors for men, A tip to ladies. See them before you buy hien a present. Shaving- Outfits In cases or otherwise. Shaving mugs 15c. -50c „ brushes 10c -75c strops special; the Gest on the market for the email price 50c. No honing no grind- ing. Carta magnetic razors $2.0U Once used always in favor. Anv assortment of the above make useful prebente. Pipes & Cigars Suitable presents for smokers. A large and eeleected stock of amber pipes in beautiful cases. Easy to choose here. See our special $2 genu- ine briar & amber line. Cigars all the popular brands in boxes of 25, 50 or 100 at wholesale prices. Cigar cases 50c to $2. Post Card Albums For the children these a r e very desirable. Children prize them. Large asenttrnent fron. 15c to $1.00. Xmas Cards and Booklets Christmas Post Cards are more beautiful this year than ever. Tbe largest stock in town. Fancy Booklets and Calendars are selling fast. See thein now. :Headquarters for Beautiful Christmas Gifts Exceedingly Low Prices Will Surprise You. W. S. COLE, Phm• B., Exeter \Ve Fell the beat. Try our velvet oysters. E. A. FoIIiCk. It is not too early to think about I be ecn•pesition of our town coun- cil for 1909. If you ;ire satisfied w;1 h 1 he present members. tell thein so :end .try to influence them tlo stand fee tit,9Iher :term. if not sacsficlt with thee, fire thein. Oyyao'ers and oyster stews of the 1:$q! t 40alit7 at Statham's. he nu•elin.; of the Iligh School rary Society 'tvas held Dec. 4th, I11 the following business was !>l ltsacted. Minutes of the previous ting read and adopted. the roll M114 called and 82 responded. The Minutes of the executive and pro - /'ram committee meetings were read :,n•t adopted. Program. read•:ng, Lon- ey Heyeond ; duet, John and Gordon Butt ; ,ren 1; ng. Earl Copeland ; In- st rnnu•ntal duet. ;Misses 1. Rowe and L. Martin Journal, J. E. Jones ; read- ing, Cheater Harvey. Owing to the evangelistic meetings being in pro - /trees. It was deemed advisable by the different committees to postpone the. "At Homes, which was partly srrang- e4 for hythc Literary Society of the High Srh ol. • The chtortainment will he given at a later date. par- 1:retort, of :which will be given in ��11uo time, Ii, !Martin. Pres.. O. W- 11utt. Secy. and Reporter. There was considerable rejoicing last Saturday among the majority of :h•• rncq ./ul cind;dntet, ..t the re- cent fe4er'a1 elections. when '1 be - 33 me known ghat only eight pro- tests hall been entered in Ontario. Noir by 1 he Conservatives and four, by Ihr Liberals. Those included Soul (MI ar,o heel %% est I'eterboro,l which were entered (firing the week. 1 Those 'Herod Saturday were. by Liberals-Nipienin N. Lanark, Nor- folk Hied Centre Fork. Tly Censer- 1 vetiver. Ottawa, fair \Vilfrid Leer- ler's at anal Welland. Th.• enter- terin of n protest does not mean that t will go to trial. Cross peti- tions a b ( within mei n o filed h. the 1 le y next t. n days. 1n \lad;fobs Revell of the it~hl Con•ervitives are cont, s- ed• Protests have been entered ilt Queb,0 sgain'.t 11w elect:on of thirty ivs out of the sixty -fire constitu'n ice, tw. my Your Liberals and eleven Conservatives' seats !king protested. Mr. Guy tRussell, of near Regina, arrived Mere Saturday night And will remain there until next spring. Get your Xmas fruits at Follick's The following is taken front the 'Abc•rnet11111", of Abernethy, Man.. and hag reference to the daughters of Mrs. itooke, of town. Miss Clare is visiting her mother here, while Meas Let tie is visiting relatives its Detroit. "The departure of 'Misses Clare and •Lettie Rooke for their home in the east, was the ocatsion of 'e surprise party in their honor at the home of R. C. and Mrs. Fannon on ,Monday evcniter. The affair took the forth of a surprise party add about a score of their friends gath- ered and emelt n couple of hours in a friendly eociel manner. concledin„ with coffee and cake provided by the ladies. The girl.+ :will be touch miss- ed nrnong the young people, eseeeinl- ly Mies Clare, who during her two years residence among us, hart Rte./1p; done her phare in the various geeing peoples' Cocreties, as w'eIl 1s itv the . O: hes tittle cls. M;sa et 1 ie, I kewise. .during 'her three r alis ata mademy v friends among her r associates- All united in w•isl. .tithe (tit Is n sate journey nitell it home that the et11rn to the west at t atant tette." A very prettyyswedding took place at the house of Mr. and Mrs. if. Stat- ham. London Bead south on \Vednes- day, Dec. llat 4 p, ns. w ben their eldest daughter, Gertrude became the bride of Mr. 11. Cundy. To the strains of the wedding march played by her sister, Mr. %V. ll'aninn, the bride entered the parlor leaning on the arm of her father. The cer,- niony was performed by Rev. A. 1!. Going in the presence of fifty guests. under an arch of evergreen itnd real. while and blue. They ,were unat- tended except by the little ring bear- er. the ttiride's neice Mist Grace G. 1.. Herman. s The bride a gown was pale blue silk and the little tying hearer was dressed in blue cashmere, trimmed with lace and 7ibbon. Af- ter congratulations and the signing of the register, the bridal party ad- journed to the dining room, st here they sat down to an ticellent wetl- ding dinner. The presents to 1he bride were numerous and magnifi- TriE OLD RELIABLE Christmas Goods We aro offering big Inducements for the next two weeks. Look here for eye openers. Very special line of Flannelette in stripe, light and dark clip, full yard wide. 11 yards for $1.00. Extra English Flannelette 9 yards for $1, Stripe Cottonade A 1 quality, 23c per yard. Apron Gingham regular price 15 new 12,4c Flannel in fancy check, suitable for Men's Shirts and Child- ren,s underwear, regular 35c and 45c clearing for 2oc Odd ends of Flannelette, Flannel Sheeting, 2 yds, at your own price. These prices are real and are goods you need every day, and at bargains you do not get every day. 19 Mena Suits in tweed patterns, regular $10, $8.50. $7.00, to clear $5.00 11 Mene Suits, black and blue worsted serge regular $12.50, $11.00, and $10, to clear at $8.25. 13 Mena Black Suits, regular $8 50 and $7.50, to clear $5.00. 18 Youths Suits in tweed patterns, regular price $4.00 to $7.00, to clear $3 11 Boys Suita in tweed patterns, regular $3.00 to $0 00 to clear $1.50. 17 Boys Suite, 3 piece. suitable for boyo front 3 to 7 years, regular price $2,50 to $3.75, to clear $1.50. A nutnher of Mena Heavy Freeze Overcoats, regular price $5.00 to $7.00 to clear $3.00. The snaps are Heavy, Warm and Durable. Outside of this sale we have a splendid assortment of Xmas Goods. We pay as high as any of our neighbors for produce. "Do Drop In" CARLING BROS. Everything New for Xmas. At the New Grocery and Confectionery Store Fresh Groceries, Confectionery, Oranges, Nuts, Bananas. Grapes, Cigars, Etc. Everything suitable for Christmas and New Years. OYSTERS We always carry a fresh supply of Oysters and sell as you like them. Special attention paid to patties. Opposite Central Hotel. Wilson. Bros. House and Lots for Sale Large brick house, with every con- venience, pard and soft water, also two lots, w'itli brick stable and drive house. 'Apply at Times Office. House to Rent On Andrew St. north of the Methoe dist parsonage, furnace to house, bath, and in good state of repair Apply to John Broderick, Sarepta. Property for Sale Choice property in the village of Exet i' , (1( scribed as follows. -the easterly 25 acres of lot 16 in the 1st Concession of tbo Township of Use borne. This is choice property, is well situated with two good spring ••yells. all seeded to grass. Will be ',tiered for sale by publio Auction on December llth, at 2 o'clock, p. m. at the Central HIotel. Exeter. /The property 'will bo sold in part of bulk to suit purchaser. Wm. Westcott, proprietor. Terms made known on day of sale or 'sty applying to Thos. Cameron. Auctioneer, Far;uhar. House and Lot For Sale in Exeter This property belonged to the late Mrs. Eliza Hodgert and is being offered by sale by the exeoutora to close up the estate. On the premises are a substantial brick house, storey and a half. good frame stable end barn ; few fruit trees good ,well and 2-5 of an der• of land. For terms and particulars apply to \Vin. I)odgert, Farquhar, or Alex Iiodgert, Russeldale. Farm for Sale This farm consists of 122 Acres sitd- ate nt the village of F.liniville on the St. Marys gravel road, convenient to general store, blacksmith shop and a few minutes walk from the Meth- odist church. eine mile from public scbool. One part consists of 100 acres, with brick house. large bi)n with bnsement, strive shed, orchard. 10 acres bust'. abundance of water. The other part consists of 22 neree. veneer house, frame stables. orcnard 2 wells. All good land in good state of cultivation. (Possession given March 1009. For terms and ofhcr particulars apply on the premises. JOSIHJA .1O11NS. *Proprietor. r , nt. The was epent 'tt 1 c ey n,ni S dine:re and other amusements un - ti) the svee $ena' hours. The aved- dee: cake was furnished by the brele'e cousin, tMr. \V, J. Statham. Mr. and Mrs. Cundy have taken up their residence, in Mr. Elworthy'eI house. Two wrr k,f m next Monday t11 be nomination and already there scenes to Ape considerable activity an to who till get the office of Reeve, ship. it is not likely Reeve Hairier will be in the C.el't this y.•ar. having nerved the office three A•tirs. (luring :which time the town bat eon- ' •1 •111)17 improve'!. The names of vera' gentlemen Have been mete tone.l. Councillors W. J. II(•antnn awl A. E. 1'uke. who Have sat lit th•• council board for three years ecru to he in the lead. Itoth hay,. 1 'kt•n nn ectese interest in every - 1 lt"ng pertaining to the uelfn14 of the town and either one \youle make 1 tient representative 191 head of the town affairs. The other tmtncillors. W. .lohnt atul .1. .1. Knight have sat n the council for Iwo years end o .11 likely be in the i:eel again when tb,, day of nomination comes around. Ghrlstmas BdkIuU You may have been us- ing some other flour and you may have bad pretty good results but now for your • 0, Christmas Baking you want Harveys Star. for bread and Princess for your Cakes and Pies. Nothing better made. Goode de- livered to all parts of the town. Leal your order at the mill. HARVEY BROS. Winter Term ()pens ;Jan. 4th CENTRAL 1/r 1 STRATFORD. ONT. This school is one of the larg est in the province. It is noted for the thoroughness of its work and the success of its students. Three departments - COMMERCIAL. SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHIC. Our graduates aro In demand as Mei/leen College teachers se well as oAlee assistants, (set our magnificent catalogue, it. is free. ELLIOTT & MCLACHLAN, • Principals,• 4/••••••••••••••••••N••••• ••••••••••••••NN•••••••• WINTER TERM OPENS JANUARY 4th : MORE YOUNG PEOPI-Ii ITrine,d by our tntnIYetnrni it,,n ,rty other In Toronto. tires,. drmans for oar graduates a. ita.tne.s (We're Teaehrr.. 1•ri. ..t. naeretariee. tinier. A.si.twntw, etc. The embodiment of the mn.t F;apert, Modern fivetent known in mains,. &•,rare, we (n• • 1Ito a nneari.nn, Thr,' t'epartn.ents, 31a,,. rel ht sk lte.l in.trr,,e r., COMM E: CIA k L STE. NOG RA 1311V, TEI-EGitAi3HY. • 1 Beall . oarses in all Itn.ineas ('olleze an 1 IIiRh w•hool subject*. C:Imo� BusIAess Collene t • Ho, Sl'OTTON, Principe'. • • • • • •••4s••••••••••••••••••••• !loth of 1li '' gentlemen have been paint skin,; and it is hoped they will allow their names to go on the bol - loft again. Other names for Reeve and Councillors have been named.