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see our large
e fumes, Tur-
ks, Satchel
'ase
Bras}?//!
(Mirrors,
mbs. Books
ery. All suit-
mas presents.
Drug Store
Farmers'
above So-
un
urs
Wfth His Tail. ; tha s
All agree that the shin.* Um l'Miss Mabel HurHui"!natural enemy of insects, and it 1100 ucker, of Farquhar. ,e 6 ' isc was large
this reason that the farmers in a MalMrs.
attended and cMrs, Win. Francis'
h g realized I
malty agricultural districts have so fairly good prices.
cured legislation for his protection,
but did you ever think what ingenu Mr. ltoy Jamieson and hiss Violet
Jamieson are visiting at Como.
ity is employed by the little 1e13ort Mr. Ernest Robinson paid a firing
in the capture of his prey? Does h/ t3 Cee pare^:al home.
charm like the snake? Does ho lie Mr. Roy -Shier is amongst us again.
in wait, or does he provoke them to
assault? It is the latter. A skunb
can catch any insect that he can get
to tight him. On one occasion I wens
to the woods in quest of squirrels
It was a warn, cloudy afternoon in
September. While standing on a log
waiting for a squirrel 1 saw a large
object moving through the woods to•
;yard tae, which 1 first took to be a
grey fox. I raised my gun and pre-
pared to shoot, but as the animal ad-
vanced I noticed that it was not n fox:
but n skunk, the largest I had ever
l o n, his color being much like that
of a gray fox. When he first saw me
h.' was about twenty steps away, but
instead of making an effort to retreat
he rose on his toes, fluffed up Itis
hnir and tail and jumped up two of
three times, alighting on the ground
tiff legged, after the fashion of n
sheep on the entry of a dog to the
barn lot, as a triad house cat will (lo.
i kept hint covered all the time with
try gun.
In a few minutes his anger seemed
subside. Ile then walked a few
way, and with his left paw he
ew quick dig; in the leaves
turning around, began to
eh his tail over the place
had scratched. At each
beenma more and more
111(1 watching, I saw n
yellow jackets emerging
round. Hot and furious
at the little fellow's tail,
ept con5te--"ass----'dion.jhut parents.
,.u.- :.Ent to the long fur •. •.` is Sri er's ad. for neat week.
o damage. I never shall 3
eco black eyes as he look-
s if to say: "Watch mo. I
it before."
With a tail covered with jackets,
ike so 111 %I1y burs, he walked a few
1111 -ay and began to pick then oft
t Omen as n hungry boy would
v berries. This net repeated
, the little yellow warriors
and their home, left de -
I s!.•<olnte, was dug out
e:: by the visitor, who
u;thctlt�y. ,jr that
: M11. A1nd
to n1, �,.ioaf,
Fhoe i'•.i,-_
Mr. Alvin lluupe is home.
Christmas in 1iirktan was most
royally spent, if ave can judge by
the nmouut of produce disposed of
by our local storeketlpers. y 1 • ,the
M. - Ls. -`-11.�:: enjo-c.
luxury of a drive and dinner out ou
Christmas day, the first since she
moved to Kirktolt last spring. We
hope that complete health will he
jestored to her again anti that her
outings w ill become more numerous
in future.
Revival meetings commence in the N.
Methodist church, liirkton, the 2nd •
week iu January.
Several others are v:siting us be
sides 'those named above nut cpacc
forbids their mention. We Lope
that they will thoroughly enjoy
themselves end return to their var-
ious occupations greatly refreshed
and (benefitted after their brief re-
laxetioa from their arduous and
multitudinous duties.
Mi. rT. \V, Welker, who resigned as
teacher of the F irkltn nsdayaool of somels
weeks ago, 011
t
week moved bis family to Galt where
they will remain for a time. Mr.
Walker lett last Monday for the
northwest where Le expects to
secure n school. The best wishes
of •bis friends here go with him.
, Miss Veale bas returned home
atter a visit with her sister in Bay-
field.
Harvey Leigh, is home from Dry-
den and will spend a month visiting
S FOR GtIR1STMfiS1I
The
Incorporated 18515'
CAPITAL • • • •
t RESERVE FUND ••••
1 Has (15 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Corresil
Transacted.
s Finest Selected Raisins
28 lb. boxes for $1.65
Best English Lemon Peel -Special
toe per pound.
Two pounds of the best Walnuts for 25C.
Something New to the Trade
NO -AL FLAVORING EXTRACTS 25c per tube, worth $2.50
ot the regular liquid extracts.
CHRISTMAS TOYS and
e is inrsthing for Santa Claus pre -
35c worth of Sewing Needles for the housewife at 15c.
Call and Inspect for yourselves at
- - KIRKTON
SHIER!P
✓ of agnea
a' `a few L9 figures gleans,.
`Dare.
all shoe I he
ere as nearly produced last season. t: hat the
btaule d at this lii'ur tto The
Bus (. as
pet• acre.Cels
. • 1 i 5 Total Bush.
• ..33.7 115,051,00
20.11 207,0.51.000
57,.1 / 723.0
1In ';' 000
S1,075,000
ta` main products.
.•'tri
svi
'-
o \ .<
ts` \9' \ �r 1\2
or business
1141 every
frust-
p.l t by
long r.,...,'i hent and whi
1olt- 111'li 1111) p braid or vo
to rlleohol 1 side of Volvo
i!- tips awl ruble, -
.S;
s' ‘ `\ e; ` `\\\e `\\,
wa
1
1„.1• r
I:I;I(i that
Streatra.
Miss 1C(,;, -^e Lei h, of Learning.
Lon. is home for tae uetidays.
Miss Effie Cornish, is
111onctou. •
Maurice Itacey, of London. is home
for the holidays.
Mrs. Dr. Jose and son Jack arc
spending She holidays at Madoc and
Bellevilli(t
Among those who are home for th,•
holidays are; Bella Barr, of St.
Marys; !Frank Moore, London ; Ella
and (Annie Doupe, Stratford.
Watch E. N. Shier', ad next week
for ea change. Ile will offer iliac
other good barsains.
arvey Vickers, of London. was
C h r'' ' etas.
:heldon, 1v,:, a
Or tm(ls•
was
811
Hots f, o•tn Straw.
nrif
u g). f str;e for, and s a l when ntri -
Perly \,o a.u-
'ts' ry reasonable in price
� can have stylish hats
cleauc -." the cleaning trick.
1t g ,
C
white To
g nellII
Grub villa toothbrush aor spat straw
ilbrush
dipped in rt weak soltat on of oxalic
:cub and water, then with clean water,
t•, f wettill
j lies scatter more then necessary.
and !ay in irQlrecipitate of sulphur
a clean bruit sun. Brusly off with
114 will be clenntherl dry and your
e• A black
aehnir, clean J
dinned „
fingers. Black ehip,
bottle ehoeblaeking.
«tui with gasoline and
• Fluted hats can hlc�
test n it!I ;t ( i oTe of off' liatntr
.,.1 ga ,.line. Thi' only remedy for
chip bats that are sunburned or Weal
to give them a coat of polish or take
tem to n professional. White, color-
esf'aul black lace or net stats can be
cleanth.1•r dipping the hats without
the triiut lit • a n; n gasoline and
drying otitic_'
aul 11iU1 when he
lett in the House ;vile
e an intolerable nuisance
a bar to the transaction of the
pie's business.
'MEC �I.\TIS11 RECIPE.
well-known authority on Itheu-
tisnt gives the followin; valuable
'ugh simple .rid harmless, pre.
iption. ;vine), any nue can easily
)pare at home :
?laid Extract Dandelion, o '-1
ce ; C .1 e
1 argon, one oirtir.- :
pus n•l Syrup tial sapariile, three
re.:.
1:x by shaking well in a bottle,
1 take a teaspoonful after each
1I and at bedtimes
le states that the ingredients can
obtained from any 'good prescrip-
e pharmacy at small cost. and be -
of veseta'tle eat raction, arc
'IIIIC' S t0 take.
'his pleasant, mixture, if taksvi
lularly for a few siaye, is slid to
!rcome almost and case of Rhou-
tisnt. The pain and swelling. if
r. diminished with each dose. un -
permanent results are obtained
1 without injuring the stomach.
1,1e these are many so-called Itbs,:.
t.s•u rernrill(s, patent med:cin
some of which do give reli, f.
t really hive prrmincnt re'ui -.
1 lbe above will. no doubt. b.
:ally appy ec:atcd by many sitt-
ers -here et this time.
nquiry tit the drug 'torr, of ti:i'
gliborhood chaffs the iiiformat o ,
eI (hese drug-, are harmless
he bought separately. or S
1t•Siats here will mix rt.
iption for ootr readers if -'
Why Refer
Doctors
use we make mcdi i -r. s
them. \ 'e tell then) :111
tAyer's Cherry Pcctor: 1.
they prescribe it for
ghs, colds, bronchitis, con -
ration. They trust it. Then
can afford to trust it.
your own doctor.
boat kind of • tearint^n.a1
s id for over sixty years."
Novel Incident In Lords.
Lord Morley did not enter the
(douse of Lords in the orthodox way.
On the very threshold of his new
career he came in conflict with the
traditions of that august assembly.
The onlookers present during the
ceremony of swearing in noticed a Miss Olive Madge, of \Wanton. and
sudden break in the order of pro- Miss Myrtle Madge, of Mnnitowaning,
ceedings. The new peer addressed
the reading clerk, who was observed
to shake his head vigorously in the
negative. A hurried consultation
took place between the rending clerk
and Lord feel, who, with Lord Esher,
stood sponsor for the new peer. The
incident prose upon Lord Morley's
refusal to take the oath, he insisting
on making an affirmation. There
being no precedent for such objec-
tion, there was no form of affirmation
handy. Tho form of oath, however,
was slightly varied, and the incident
closed without its signifcanc.. being
guessed by the onlookers. The rest
of the ceremony was unimpeachably
decorous.
nt,. y.,.. ,.
home .I risty. of bet
Hugh Hazelwood,
the :holiday In the �vill Toronto
e.
An interesting t;ams of for
was Played on the A lOe-
icty'e gricu
grounds Christina
ttvicen some of the vii,
the •.English boys lvlro
around here. l'he gam
cd iby n bon t forty. Tie.
tvon y,y a score of 3 -'
!tri)' Jameson, 01 C111ry is home
forDr. 1t'ttc 1ylay nIs. 1 rkhill, spent
Christmas under tie, .irental root.
Mr. oriel 'ou, of 4Mit-
-C$;•I1, spent Christmas a ith Mr. au,!
Mrs. Fred Taylor.
Mr. Geo. Burton enter..;...yj
English 'boys to dinner Christ
(!ay.
tf r 5 as !;1 i t ..,, ...
..�,�_...�- �ettstecclvc,e
from elle IS. O. 'T. M. a check for
$2,000. the amount of insurance due
Mrs. 'Ferguson, whose• husband the
late Lir. Ferguson, svho was killed
in Toronto recently was a member of
111 f•tkirkton branch of the oder.
T1c money was immediately sent to
h rs. Ferguson.
very quiet wedding %vas solem-
d ot the parsonage by Rev. John
e on Wednesday, Dec. 23rd, when
Elizab th Cornish, slaughter of Mr.
ansl ? rs. Thomas Cornish. of Wood-
ham, was married to Mr. Wm. Rowe-
c1111s. of ?shorter.
be-
ys and
working
s witnes-
lage boys
be
Happy any Prosperous New Year
`\'e thank our many customers tor their
patronage duairg the year 1908.
And wish you all A Hapby and Prosper-
ous New Year.
B. W. F. BEAVERS, Farquhar
r T%R. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D.
1J D. S., Honor graduate of Toronto
University.
Dental Surgeon
Office over Gladman & Stanbury's
Main street -EXETER.
Thames Hoad
A Mark of Respect.
Andrew Carnegie was entertaining
n Montenegrin prince at Skibo cas-
tic. Tho morning after the prince's
arrival n party of guests set out in a
huge motor car for n long run, and
as they whizzed past an inn a great
crowd of highlanders rose front the
benches before the inn and saluted.
The prince seemed amazed nt the
highland dress.
'Why,' he asked. "do these men
ro hare legged?"
"It is a local custom," said Mr.
Carnegie, "a mark of respect for you,
Fir. in some place: people take off
th, it hats to show honor to distin-
rui+hed visitors; heal they take off
their troue.ers."
A Hen Hunt.
An English paper says that the hat
of a certain shortsighted master at
Eton blew off ono day and as
tarted in pursuit a black he
out of the gateway. The soh
trr saw the hen and thought
his hat. and rill Eton Was el
1' s rectacle of
are home for the holidays.
'alts. Robb, of Stratford, visited at
%V.'alonteith'e during the past week.
Misses (iertie and Millie Monteith
are visiting friends ill Michigan.
Mr. Paul Madge tenants/ last week
from a trip through the wester).
states. MI'. Madge 110 (101111t was the
victim of one of the western cyclones
at least one would en intagit,e from
his look:'', Iiia whiekets are blown
clean off. Nis friends wondered who
the young than was whet] he landed
home.
No Honing -
No Grinding
Are you a success as a bread.
maker? Is your cake and pasta/
complimented by your friends 1
If not, whose fault i; it -yours
er the miller's. if you are success-
ful in other lines, your reputation
.ts a cook is vindicated, and it i
plainly the fault of the flour.
Look up the good bread and
Pastry
' Q.f1ZOR
ccrt4011 ,u,"
N.. g.
•1 A•.
Steel is relined Iron -iron without
air, dirt or foreign substance fused
with carbon. Carbon gives tough.
nese and strength -too much nukes
it brittle and worthies•; 100 little,
so
ft and pliable.
Steel varies according to the grace
- -
used, tempering and Quality of labor
employed. Unles "are devoted
all you. time to its manufacture you
Low the almost impossible task
of judging the finished article. To
break the article and examine the
grain, hammer and file .it to note
the quality of labor, and other
equally destructive tests is out of
the question. There is but one real
test for you -take it and try it for a
d of Inc.i
peso
iJW. BROWNING, M. D., M. (
. P. S., Graduate Victoria Un
varsity. office and reeldenence. Dominion
Laboratory, Exeter.
Associate Coroner of Huron.
V..
awl
sae
R I
HR. Bright, M. D., M.C. T. and
•f3 Honor Graduate Toronto Un -
IR ,
iveraity, two years resident physidian
Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc. Office
A and residence, Dr. Amos' old stand
rt Andrew Street, Exeter.
rl S. PHILLIPS, E7(E'EP, LIC
N , B• ensed Auctioneer. Sales trio
ducted in all parts. Terms reasonsl,le
c Orders can be left at the TiMES Office
T; f;) BOSSENBERRY, ZURICH
.LJ Licensed Auctioneer. Sales cc,n
ducted in all parts, Terms reasonabl
d and satisfaction guaranteed
Cutlery steel -such as is used in
making Carbo Magnetic razors -
must be of the finest selected grade
tempered uniformly throughout to a
diamond -like hardness. Eire, with its
varying temperature, will not dothis.
Thirty years of most careful re-
search and study have shown • way •
to add carbon to the Cubo Magnetic
razor ateel and merge it uniformly .
throughout the metal byasecret pros•
sea of Electric Tempering. An ex•
elusive and severe test of the finished
blade results In an absolute uniformity
in the line, and we are thus ena''led to
unconditionally guarantoo
every Carbo Magnetic razor used. -
Eit test this no honing, AO
grinding razor (niyour own home
-or have your barber use it on you.
Drop us • postal, or better yet,
come in and see ns and we will give
you our new proposition for having
these rsaors tested without obliga-
tion to purchase, together with our
free booklet •• 11ints on Shaving." R,
Principal Cities in the \Vorld. •"
t
General BankingBusiness
Savings Bank Department
at all Branches.' Interest allowed at highest current rate.
• Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager
•gSNN•NN•N•N•••••N•••oa•N•NNN••••NN
W. S. Cole, Druggist
Winchelsea
Mr. J{infer Coward.
spent Christmas under
roof.
M;ss Nora Martin of London was
the guest of Mise Vera Coward.
The Christmas entertainment of
the Sunshine Sunday school was held
Christmas night. and was a success
in livery way. The, proceeds wore
'towards of $70.00 -
HONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private funds for invest
ant upon farm or village gropertl at lower
atlas ofintereeb.
DICKSON & CARLING
Exeter
THECANADIAN
FCO MMBANK
r
DICKSON & CARLING,
uneaten'Solicitors, Notaries, Uonve)ascerr
Commissioners. Solicitors tor the Molsonr
Bank. Kto. -
Money to Loan ab lowest rates ot latereab,
OFFICE t -RAIN BTRF.F.T. Il1XISTRR.
a. DARLING 1. a. V d otowriG•
1ONEY TO LOAN.
We have a lance amount of private tandy
o to on
farm and village properties at lowrate
01.All A
BEAD OFFICE. TORONTO
B. E. WALKER, President
ALEX. LAIRD General Manager
ESTAIILISIIED 1867
Paid-up Capital, $10,000,00,
I
Reserve Fund, - 5,000,00Q
Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and England
BANK MONEY ORDERS
ISSUED AT TIME FOLLOWING HATER:
$5 and under 3 cents
Over $5 and not exceeding $10 10 cents
cents
.. ;10 " "
., $30
.. " ;50 15 cents
These Orders are payable at par at every office of a Chartered Bank in Conus
(Yukon excepted), and at the principal banking points in the United States. '1��
are negotiable at $4.90 to the �(, sterling in Great Britain and Ireland.
They form an excellent method of remitting small stuns of money withsafetjle:e
at small coat, and may be obtained without delay.
6
Exeter Branch -G. W. Harrison, Manager
Branoh also at Crediton.
DRs.KENNEDY&kEN11EDY
r � Successors to
ORS. KENNEDY & KERBAN
NERVOUS
DEBILITY
CURED
Excesses and indiscretions acro the cause
of more sorrow and suffering than all other
diseases combined Wo see the victims of
vicious habits on every hand' tho sallow,
pimpled face dark circled eyes, stooping
form, stunted development. basbtul, melon.
cholic countenance and timid bearing pro-
ehtm to all tho world his folly and tend to
blight his existence. Our treatment positive-
ly cures all weal) men by overcoming awl
removing the effects of former lndiscrettona
and excesses. It strops all drains and quickly
nature intended-
restornsthecictimto what
a healthy and happy man with physical, men -
tat and nerve power complete.
For over 1Oyears Ors. K. & K. have
treated with the greatest success ale
diseases of men end women.
If you have any secret disease that is a
worry and a menace to your health consult
old established physicians who do not have to
experinrout eu you.
we guarantee to cure NERVOUS DEBILITY,
BLOOD DISEASES, STRICTURE, VARICOCELE.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES. CensulB,
{ion Free. It unable to call, write for a
question Blank for Homo Treatment.
Located is Our Own Office Building.
NNEDY
DRs.KENNEDY&KE .
..Cor. Michigan Ave., and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.
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rag J,
te N & BTANBURY T �`
Barristers Solicitors. Malo BtfExeter, ., W SrnOplU 01 1110 Conodian NOI III ��"
FRANK CAIRNS, Veterinary Sur MAIL CONTRACT BOMEBTEADIV;itEOULATION8I.,+
neon. Successor to A. H. Rnrn-
sa V. S. Treats all domestic ani. SEALED TENDERS addressed to Any person who is the sore head
of London. i mals on most approved principals. the Postmaster General will be re -(01 n tatnil3, or any male overthe parental i Special attention to dentistry, Office , ceived at Ottawa until Noon, of Fri- years old may homestead a quarte
at Ranisay's old stand on Main street, day, the 15th January, ICAs for the nectoni of available Dominion land in
Night call at Peter Bowden's residence conveyanc:' of 11is Majesty's Mails on Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Alberts,
Main street.
aproposed contract for four years. The applicant must appear in person
14 and •4 times per week each tvay he- at the Dominion Lands Agency or
twccn T.IIA\TON and •INIETIIO.POL- Subagency for the district. Entry bat
ERN EST ELLICT ITAN; GItAN'roN and \Wl1ALEN proxy may be had at the agency. on
Conveyancer Accounts Collected from tb • 1 ostmaster Gat -ral's plea- certain conditions. by father. mother
y Land!' for
r nate.
MONEYsure. l'i intrd notices containing fur- son. daughter, brother, or sister of
North to loan Westla.lowrates. cher infoi motion 85 to conditions of intending homesteader.
Office. Main Street, Exeter proposed contract may be seen and Duties: -Six months residence upon
blank forms of tender may be ob- and cultivation of the land in eaob
It. (:. F. IIOUL�11'ON, L. D. 8• tained at the Post Office of Granton of three years. A hotnesteader may
DMetropo Iran an 1 Whalen, 81111 al live within nine miles of his botnce
D. D. 8., Dentist. Member of the OtLe.( of the i'ostoffica In- stead on a'farm of at least PO acres
R. C. D. 8., of Ontario and Honor spector at London. solely owned and occupied by hien or
Graduate of Toronto University. G. C. A\DEltiCN. Superintendent. his father, mother, son, daughter.
OFFICE: -Over Dickson At Carling's Post Cif tas D, partm-•at. Mail Ser- brother or sister.
Law Ofllces in Dr. Anderson's former vice Branch, Ottawa, 26th November In certain districts a homesten itse
dental parlors.1908. 12 17 3 in good standing ay pre-empt a
- mquarter section alongside his home+,.
stead. Trico $3. per acre. lluties-
Must reside six 10011ths Meech of six
s Mutual fire Incur f,-•. N. g years from elate of homestead entry
'Cl h % (inc;udinR the time required to earn
8066 Gompanu - homestead patent)xand cultivtae
. �,• 1'�, fifty acres extra.
7>,�,,i A homesteader who t.ns exhausted
his homestead right ant Minot nb-
MAIL CONTRACT thin a pre-emption i may take sa pur-
chased hotne,tead in Ccrtait�dist rich.
Price $3. per acre. DntiR...-Mn
SEALED 'I'I:N1)I:ItB irrs,e( to
resides six IL(Ilths in en ell
of th
thr I'o+tm^stir G(ncrnl wiil be r0- years. re:ovate fifty scree awl ereet
ceivol :et Otlat:a until noon. on I'ri 3 house worth g340.Ot.
day. 'the 29th .fan Mee 1909 for the w, w.COitl'.
conveyance of His Me jest y's 'alai!, on Deputy of the Miniver of the Interior
a proposed contract for frier year, N. n.-UnanthotIi d pnblication of this advertise
six 1.mee per week each •flay t)e•-Imeat • Ill not bepaid for
1 ween .Dash"oo I rind VI t khi:I from
the fat of April next. Printed not
costa:ning further information The old fashioned way of dosing .a
as to the ron(iitions of the propos,d freak stomach, or stimulating the
contract may •b(' sects ;end l,'ink I heart or kidneys is all svrong. Ur.
forms of n mler may bn 00131110(1 nt 8hoop first pointed out this Irror.
the 1`oatoffir • of Dashwood. 1':irkhill Thio is ruby his prescription - i)r.
ansl rout0 offices nn(1 et ihee office t Shoop s Restorative -is directed en -
hi the 1'o(toffice insp:•etor at i.0n- tirely to the cause of (hese ailments
i1011 the weak imide or controlling net --
0. 'C. •ANDi IISON, Sup elates%10111. 1.rs. it 001.1 so iiiff;ciilt. 'iys 1)r.
Post Of(ic Dcp:rem^n.. "•1 e.1 Ser.Shoop. to strengthen a weak sto
rico 1lranch, Ottawa, 15th I),r mbrr• .ch. h:•art or kidneys, it one
f)R. 1'12i it correctly. Each i
,( n co minutes.
its cont
W hen
TebI its. See fossmil, est the V.OI. th
Y. M. C. A.
The 'County 4 ommittee of the
Young Men's Christian Association
of Iluron County heist the1r quar-
terly meeting in the rooms of the
Y. IUA. A. In Clinton. Tuesday even-
ing. Dec, lath. Messrs 'Blair, Mc-
Callum, Scott, '11111, Cullens and
Fleming being present.report
Tne Usborne and Hibbert
The Treasurer's report showed that
$486 68 had been received since Sept. Carmen
15th. which added to the baianci oa t
hand at that time, totaled $715.10.,
Of shim sum $612.25 had been paid
out. leaving a balallee in the tress-� Hoad Office, Farquhar,'.Ont.
ery of *1112.85..
The matter of incorporation ofd 1'r, sid.•nt-.1. I.. RUSSELL.
the County Committee was deferred Vice. 1'resident-R•. Ii. l'ASSMORE
DIRECTORS. I
1V M, Roy.
Bon sIloLM P. 0
WM. BRn('K W1N('IIiiLSEA P. O.
T. RYAN, Dvnl.tN P. O. R013EI(T .NORIIIS, 8taffa.
AG ENTM,
.IfeIIN E881.11 ', I?xe'tor, agent for
1.'stxsrne au.1 1ltddu11 h.
OLIVEit ilAitltly, lfunrn, ag<'at
organized nt \Vin'thain afro. and all for llibhcrt, Fullerton and Logan.
things considered, the pork aceom B, W.F. BEAVERb,
plislied. 'woo date. and the pros-
s.joy the future were quit(' en- Secy.Treas. Farquhar.
rag.n;. He reported th•lt there 11.,1 !)M %N & STAN13(•ItY. B.,lieitors
re now in the county. 12 corres-
,ling tnetnbers. and that 22 yo(ul,g
•had been followed by letters.
looked atter, :n the places in Toronto News Dec. 17th, It is re -
they had Rorie. by Y. M. C. A. ported in the city that the vacancy
ls. ami some of these had be- in She railway tommisaion occasion.
mctnh-rs of Ibe Association in ed shy the death of /lost. Thomas
cos to whi . Greenway is about to 1,r offc�'e(1 to
tanc:al jnd;c
well
till the Annual Convention to be held
in \\•inghem. on the 8th and lith of
February.
Mr. L. C. Fiem:ns. County Secre-
tary. reported that five pieces hid
been organized since Sept. lath,
viz.. V nglriin. Ooderich, Clinton,
Exeter. -mil Blyth, atith a total
membership at present of 130 young
Ween. A Boy's Depirtment has been
vi
11.'1
To stop any win 1
take one of 1)r. Shook, 1'.nk Pain
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