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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1909-12-09, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES, DEC. 9th 1909 Purchased Blacksmith Business Having purchased the Blacksmith business from Mr. A1onza Hodgins, I am prepared to do all kinds of Black- smith Work for the General Public and respectfully solicit the patronage of the Old Customers of the shop and many new ones. I am sure we can give you entire satisfaction. "Horse Shoeing a Specialty" Dan 1111acIsaac. CRED I TON, ONTARIO, -A----The Best Flour--+ If it is the best flour you want there is but one place in town to get it -that is from us. The brands are: JEWELL (Ontario Blended) PURITY (Western Canada Flour Mills) Leave your orders or call up Phone 2. R. G. SELDON, Exeter. CENTRAL -I••P--l••I•d-•:•-1++3-+•4••G--3•-'r•i•3•-I•sof3.3•• +++ STRATFORD. ONT. WINTER TERM FROMJAN 3RD The best practical training school of Ontario. We offer advantages not offered else- where in Canada. Our teach- ers are experienced. courses thorough and practical, and we assist graduates to good positions. The demand at present greatly exceeds tb? supply. We prepare teach- ers for Business College work Write for our free catalogue. ELLIOTT & MCLACHLAN, Princi pals. N000000000000000000000000 e..•Os*1 1 Manure Litters It. Beatty Bros.' Feed and Litter Carriers Overhead Conveyors. Beatty Bros.' Steel Stalls & Stanchions can be installed as cheap as lumber and last forever. Beatty Bros.' Load Binger These three things are grea labor -savers for farmers and necessities cn a faro[. For tette by W. T. Gillespie Phone 51. Exeter • OOMeke Have You Seen Them We have already turned out many smart NV inter Suits. HAvlc you seen them? 11Av)s von noticed the new fabrics we are displaying? Hsvit you noticed the Character we are putting Into our Winter Suits? Have: you noticed howwell they ll your friends tellt , hen you Nome of their Nome Suits were made by Holtzman, ex - •mine their clothe closely. Notice every detain about them. Tho stvle, the fit. the liniogs. the finish is differ- ent. Our customers are proud of the Clothes we turn out fer them, they like to compare our clothes with other makes. if you ate not a'ready ac. quainted with Our Clothes ask some of your friends about them, they will godly "put you wise" that we KNOW HOW to make clothes at reasonable prices. J. H. Holtzmann ('I.tEI)I'l'ON. District Last Thursday henry Marshall. aged 77 y •ars passed away ,et the h• Ch. Was s)tti Nit antly. X962 One year ago, Mr. George Wakeman was earning about $100 per year as farm laborer. Now he is earning at the rate of $902 per year. O Six months' training at our Business College made the ference. Was it a good investment? He thinks so. His address is New Osgoode, + Sask. Four courses: .p. PREPARATORY, COMMERCIAL -h STENOORAPAY,TELEGRAPHY Enter any time. Individual instruction. Write for par- ticulars. Clinton Business College Geo. Spotton, Principal. -:•4-:- 3- Wi••1•-'o-f•-:--1--i•-5••b-I-4 y.7--II--1• .4.1,- 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 000••*•0 0 ••0000••0 • • WANTED i Girls wanted for the new- est, brightest, cleanest and tnost up to date blouse and A1 hitewear factory in Canada Work consists of sewing lad- iee' Waists. Girls experienc- ed on power sewing machines • preferred, but beginners will • be taught. Comfortable quar- ters. steady work. Good wag- • O es. • THE STAit \VIIITEWEAR O MFG. CO. 0 • - - - Ontario 12 a ut-•1 00000000000000000000000000 Hensall A public meeting in the interests of local option was held in the Pres byterian church Tuesday evening. when Mr. Joseph Gipson. of Ingersoll. President of the Ontario branch of the Dominion Alliance addressed the meet ing. Mrs. J. It. ilobirk and family left Inst week for Seaforth to join Mr. Ilobkirk. who is employed in Bell's foundry. Mr. F. C. McDonnell has moved ij- to the llobkirk dwelling. The following is taken from the Stratford Beacon and refers to Mr. Passmore. who is in charge of the Hens/ill electric lighting p'nnt. The of firers of Stratford Branch of Canadian Association of Stationary Engineers met in a pleasant evening of good fellowship. the occasion be- ing n parting farewell to Mr. John I'assinorc. who leaves shortly for llensstll to go into business for him- self. having purchased the 11, nsall electric light plant. The presenta- tion was made by Mr. John Robertson and the address. whish is as follows. was rend by Mr. \V. G. Walter. ".lohn 1'assmort•. Esq.. Stratford. Dear Sir and Iliother.-1t is with re- gret that we have learned that it is your intention to depart front our. midst and take up your residence in n distant toe n. from our knoe'Iedue of your bird character and your abil- ity as nn engineer. we are confident t hat you trill rank,' you undertaking is nephew. Wm. :Marshall, n nucevAA. We Appreciate the fact o eased h:,l his supper and that your removal from (err lodge n -- a chair were he died in- ,troves one of its strongest support.. I I I ' but we trust that in your new sur - Magistrate Andrews. of Clinton. had ro'tndings you will find time and a case recently that w•as of City opporlun`.tics 10 ndvnncc the interests r!rr. A workman engaged on the of the stationary engineer. In our aterttorks system had his paramour transactions in the lodge we rested at 0o en Sound and brought have been yell advised by your wise back on a charge of stealing. and cnreful judgment. in our hours Crown At torney Seeger prosecuted of social entertainment we have en de- )ot''d your good natured comradeship. while W. Brydone acted for the tears. The wotnnn was foand guilty :All in wee of forming nor uphill and utas let out 011 suspended sentence an nssocinlion the bad your itnselfish but not before both the Crown At - to until to -day. when we meet but and \lagistrnlr Andrews gave to hid 3011 farce ell. \1'e have an as- Ibent a lecture on the way they had eocintion to be proud of. W,. hope beer, carrying on. that you may hive rich success in your 'owlet Ain't and that you ,any hue health •and hnppiness. \Ve will 1''1pitnllon of the heart, ner- receive with interest tidings of your weeene.e. t renthl ntrs, ere -volts heed- t. orb and w el fare. in parting with eche, col" han.!s Ind feel. pin in the )ot: ie nsk you to accept this tumbrel back and of her forme of weakness . la ae n ania!1 mark of our esteem for are relieved by Carter's Iron Pills 1 y011. Crediton Mr. G, orge li. Bedford, r: turned Tuesday from !),•afield, where h! operated a thresher during the past few mouths. Ile will remain here until the first of the year when lie expects to resume his position with the Goodison (Com.. at Sarnia. (laving sold out my 7torse-shoeing and 'Blacksmith tesiness 'I desire to thank the public and surrounding country for the large patronage which bas 'been given me those many years I have been doing business with you. I will [still be found with my old friend Thomas Trevethick handling our celebrated cutters and sleighs. Our stock will be complete In s few days. It will be n pleasure Ito us to have you call at pur dhow rooms and inspect our stock. We have never shown o finer assortment, no trouble to show you 'them whether you buy or not. A call solicited. Yours Sincerely Alonzo llodgins. A very pretty !wedding was solem- nized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fabner on Wednesclay, Dec. 1st. when their eldest daughter. Miss Laving. became the bride of Mr. Wil- liam If. Matz, a prosperous young lumberman of Khiva. The ceremony was perforated by Itev. Mr. Bean promptly at the hour of one -thirty u'r'oak to the strains of Mendlessohns • .lel:ng march, played by Miss Laura Itatz. sister of the groom, the bridal party entered the parlor where a beautiful arch ,of evergreens was erected and decorated with .white bunting and pink and white carna- tions. The bride looked stately and lovely gowned in white silk trimmed with valenciennes insertion and wore the bridal veil of silk inulline with orange blossoms. She carried a bou- quet of white chrysanthemums. The groom was supported by his brother. Milton. of Shipka, and the bridesmaid Miss Louise, sister of the bride %vas beautiguliy gowned in ,pink mullc trimmed with net and satin ribbon to match and carrying a bouquet of pink roses. The ceremony and congratula- tion being over, all repaired to the dining room which was beautifully decorated with bunting and bells and where n sumptuous and ,appetizing feast was partaken of . The guests numbered about one hundred. The groom's gift to the bride was a beautiful fur -lined coat. and to the bridesmaid 'cies aid a brooch with Atnc- act thysts and pearls. to the groomsman gold cuff links and to the organist a brooch set with pearls. The estima- tion in which the young couple were held was shown by the many useful and costly presents given to them. Among them 'ivas 5100.00 check from the groom's parents. and a beautiful set of silver knives and forks from the bride's parents. Amid showers of con- fetti and rice they left for Centralia where they took the train for Detroit, Ilotvell. Mich.. and New Hamburg, where they will spend their honey- moon. The bride's going away gown was of w•istena mirror finish cloth with hat to snatch. On their return they will reside near Khiva. The best wishes necompany them. and may 'their future be -one of happiness and prosperity. Mr. Geo. It illedford lett Monday morning for Sarnia to resume bis position with the Goodison Thresher Co. Miss Gladys E'•sery. of,Centralia, is the guest of Miss Ella Bearer for a few weeks. The Misses Hill were in London on Jaturday on business. Mr. Michael Fiukbeiner spent Mon- day in London. Mre. Samuel Braun returned home after visiting her mother who is ser- iously ill in Berlin. Butchering is the order of the day. Mr. S. Braun Fpeut'I'uesday in Lon- don n11 business. Mr. Geo. Either spent Tuesday in Parkhill visiting friends. Mr. Fred Finkbeiuer is on the sick list, but we hope he will soon be around again. The children are busy practising for the Christmas entertainments. Rev. '11. ltausen spent Sunday visit- ing his parents in Wingham. We understand that Mr. Ed. Wurm has purchased the livery in Zurich. \Ve wish him every success. Miss Laura Bender. of 'Lur:eh. spent a few days in town visiting her sis- ter. Mrs. 1e', liowald. Miss Lillian Geiser spent Saturday in London. Miss Etta rainier reterned home Satnrdny evening after spending u number of months with her uncle, Mr. S. Martin. of Zurich. A company of comedians gave n concert in the stall .Monday evening. it was after eight when it enmmenc- ed. We think it would br better in leave some of the fire -water alone till after the concert. \We are glad to report that Mr. G. Finkbein. r•'s family is doing n'eely af- ter an attack of scarlet fever.. Mr. Levi Stahl and family are out again after being shot up for two months with scarlet fever. They cer- tainly think it is a big relief to be out again. Mr. Albert Morlock and Mr. John Redford were in Seaforth on Tuesday on business. While driving beck north lir. 'l1! - .ton Raiz ran into another buggy. Ile was accompanied by two young. uirls. It resulted in n few of their clothes being torn but no serious injuries. Mr. Sam Lamport return el home af- ter spending a few week.. at Point Edwards. \'c iniderstnnd that Mr. John Fink- beiner. con. 10. has sold his farm to Mr. 11. Mawhinney and intends rnow- inu to town. We welcome him to our bare. t'SItOttNE In the death of William Jaques. ufich sad event occurred friday. 1)r• cember 3rd. l'shorne loses one of its pioneer residents and one who v. as held in the highest respect by his large circle of negtiaintnnees. Ile wa• 7:1 years, 0 tnottths nal 13 days old. Although not in the hest sof health for some time. he it as only con- fined to his bed during the last week of his illness. ile was horn in York- shire. Eng.. and when a young mate came to Canada with his parents and family. settling in Northumberland county. Shortly niter the Samir moved to reborn!. About 10 years ono he was married to Elizabeth Cor- nish. fesides his widow- he Is Mur- 1 uitt: vived by Mrs. Martin Provost, of May- ville, Mich.; Mrs. James Mossey. Pros- pect 1till: Mrs. Arthur Taylor. To- ronto ; John. Charles and Wesley at home and Joseph. of Manitoba. In politics the deceased was a Conserva- tive and in religion was un adherent of the (.atter Day Saints. The fun- eral was held from his late residence Tuesday interment being in the E.xe- ter cemetery. Huronaale The postponed oyster -supper in con- nection with the Itogerville Gun Club ryas held on Friday night and it is needless to say it tray a big ,Herees. Mr. henry Dougall is progressing very favorably towards recovery front his recent serious accident. Miss Ruby Morton tvho bas held the Position of .,millinery saleslady in London is home until after the Xmas holidays. Harry Horton and sister Maud spent Sunday in Mensal!. Mr. Geo. Stoneman. of Ilensall, spent Sunday in this neighborhood. Mr. Samuel Cudniore has a large force of men employed making ce- ment tile. Ile has quite a large amount on hand at the present time o[ll sizes. lteeve Moir, of Ushornr is this week Born -To Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Kenny attending a meeting of the County on Dec. -1th, twin daughters. All do - Council at Goderich. lug well. At a very successful business meet- Mr. J. B..atard has a Slag of men ing of the Hurondale beef -ring it .ryas from Thedford and Forest making unanimously agreed to continue the scythe [oaths out of White Ash tim- business for another year. Ler in his bush. Mee. John (;ower, of Shipkn. is spending a week with her daughter, Mrs. J. Kenny. Mr. 8, .1. Sweitzer. of Shipka, was back to Mr. I. Besterds on Monday with a view to hauling the timber to the station. The Sunday School, of Shipka, is the first of the season with their Christmas Tree entertainment, it be- ing on Monday evening the 20th, inst. With the Methodist School of the White Church, Grand 13en(1, on the 21st, and the Presbyterian School of Grtnd Bead on Wednesday evening the 22nd. Winchelsea (toy Coward. who Las been ill for some time with appeudicites. utas operated on last Sunday, by Drs. Moore. llyndwan and McGillicuddy. The young man was in a serious con- dition, but the overrate.' was success- ftill • performed. and 1 • is at present doing as nicely as can i • expected. Mr. Milton Clark visited with friends in London Saturday and Sun- day. Master Roy Coward who under- went an operation on Suede for appendicites is now doirr nicely. Miss Hilda Gunniig of Whalen is the guest of Miss leGodbolt this week, The many friends of Mr•s. Alathetv 1(outly will be pleased to know that she is Improving after a very serious illness. Harpley Mr. and Mrs. Archie Webb, of the A. B. line. spent Sunday with the lat- ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Sher- ritt. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McGregor, of Green way. Suudayed with Mr. and Mrs, 8, Webb, of the A. 13. line. Mr. Hanson Senate was in the neigh- borhood hist week, and clipped a num- ber of the drivers. Mr. Peter Oke. who spent the last three months in the west, has return- ed home. Peter says it is cold enough here•for him. John Donley one day last week de- livered a very fine two year old colt at Mitchell for which he received over two huindred dollars. A number from here intend taking in the Fat Stock Show at Guelph this week. IIAItl'LEY Too late for last A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr. and J. B. Dodging when about sixty guests churchmen and neighbors assembled to give fare. to their son W. It., who is moving out to the farm lately occupied by Mr. J ones. A presentation of a gold watch and fob was made by Itev. F. G. Newton and the following address read: "We are met together as church people and neighbors to express our good will to you. Our appreciation of you as a church man and neighbor and our sor- row at yoer removal from our vicin- ity we have noticed for some time pest with sincere interest the useful- ness and uprightness of your life. As a church officer you have enjoyed the respect and confidence of your fellow churchmen and have discharged your duties as a church warden with zeal regularity. earnestness and fidelity. In this connection we do not for- get that the rebuilding of Grace church owed much to your earnest ef- forts and unflagging zeal. As a neighbor you have been mnnly. unself. ish and always ready to help when you were needed. We therefor.. wish you and your future partner in life all the blessings that God can give 7011 in your new sphere. Accept this watch as n token of our respect. Signed in behalf of the lehurch and neighbors. Jns. E. Ilod- gins. F. G. Newton, John Sherritt•. The fol'owing is the report for 8. S. No. 15. (lay and Stephen for Nov- ember. Sr. IV, Willie Schroeder: Jr. IV. Gladys Turnbull. Rosetta Roeder, Sr. 111. Chris. I3eirling ; ,ir. 3rd. \\'m. Fischer. Beatrice Turnbull. It. Stan - lake. Fred :Murat. Ethel Oliver, Sr. 11. ltosabelln Pfaff ; 3r. 11, Albert Fischer, Adolf Keller ; Sr. pt. 11, W. Fischer, Leonard Schroeder; ,Jr. pt. 11. Norman Fischer. Agnes Turnbull, Fergus Turnbull. ('earl Keller; tar. pt. i Florence Turnbull. C. M. C c1 . lew. Teacher. Kirkton We have received a communication regarding an item which appeared in these colutnns some weeks ago, but as no name was signed we had to consign it to the waste basket. Dr. Carr. of Blyth, was renewing ac- quaintances here a few days during the past week. Jas, Beatty is expected in Kirkton this week, Rev. 13. Snell delivered an able ger- mon on dancing before a crowded audience in the Methodist church on Sunday last and we venture to assets ir. was one of the hest discourse,' on this subject ever heard in the church, for its sound, logical reasoning, we feel sure, Appealed to all. On Sunday next tde Itev. D. Martin of Stratford, will preach anniversary Pennons in the Methodist e•harch. On Monday *conceit will he given by Mr. llntnld Jervis nod Site. Dr. Shafer. Come everybody and enjoy a great treat. Professor Dale is in Toronto. Mr; it. Hoskin has finished his ice 11011-e. We are glad to be able to report that Mr..) )ht' Slithe•l'tnd is itnprov- ing. Mr. Fred Johnston is going to build a silo next year large enough to last all the year round. Jos. Drupe is also drawing gravel for a silo. PILES CURED at HOME by New Absorption Method. If you suffer from bleeding, itching, blind or protruding files, send me your address, and 1 will tell y,At how to cure your- self at home by the absorption treatment ; and will also send some of this hotne treatment free for trial, y 't11 references from your own 1,;cality if re- quested. Immediate relief and permanent cure assured. Send no money, but tell others of this offer. Write to -day to Mrs. M. Summers, Box 841 Windsor, Centralia Rev. II. -Watson, of Elirnville. occu- pied the ,pulpit of the Methodist church both morning and evening of Sunday fast. while Itev. Mr. Butt took anniversary services at Elirnville. Mre. Frank Hicks is visiting in Lon- don. Miss Laura I3utt visited friends in London over Sunday. Mr. Clarance Duplin and Miss E. Pomeroy spent Sunday among ftiends in London. The Sunday School of the Methodist church will hold their annual tea - meeting and concert on Monday. Dec. '20th. Special services will be held on Sunday. Mr. Thos. \Willis our butter manu- facturer has moved into F. Abbott's house to give way to Mr. Quinton who will move into the village in the near future. Miss Lily Elliott has gone to Toron- to to take a course of vocal training in that place. Miss Norris. of Staffa. presided at the piano of the Methodist Church on Sunday last with great efficiency. :A YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD :NURSE. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the prescription of one of the best female physicians and nurses In the United States, and has been used for fifty years with never -failing success by millions of tnothers for their children. It relieves the child from pain, cures diarrhoea, griping in the bowels and wind colic. By giving health to the child, it rests the mother. Twenty-five cents P bottle. REFORM 'SPELLING There is a farmer who is YY's Enough to take his EE's And study with his Ii's And think of what he CC's Ile hears the chatter of the 'JJ's As they each other TT's And ('C's that when a tree DK's it makes a home for 1113's A yoke of oxen he will 1; C's With many (laws and GG's And their mistakes he will XQQ's \\'het, plowing for his PP's. Ile little buys but touch he sells, And therefore little OO's And when he hoes his soil by ile also soils his hose. TORT t. III{ 1) 131• PILES Could not Rest 1 Could not Work I Could not Play! !toe %an-Buk Brought Relief Mr. Julius Glacier of Denbigh. Ort.. says,: --"1 was so tortured by piles that 1 could not get ease whether 1y• ing doe n. sitting, or %tending. The ailment robbed me of strength. of ap- petite. and of all desire to live! I had suffered so long and so ncnlely that I came to think there was no ease for tae. but one day 1 found out that 1 was wrong! "I etas told that Zion -1141k cured piles. and that this balm 'a, alto- gether different to ordinary oint- ments. scores of which i had proved useless for so bad a case as mine was. 1 got a supply of 'Gant -Bak. and be- gan to use it regularly. ..Without going into unnecessary detail in a fete weeks 1 found myself cured. 1 owe my cure 10 %ata-Ibtk entirely. and I trust ley experience will be the mean.. of 1 •adieu other sufferers to try this great herbs) halm." Nothing need be added to (his plain powerful testimony (eve one question -if you suffer like Mr. Glacier did. why not get relief from the same source as be dict: %aro-Iliik-ns he truly stye! "Rotnething different" to the ordin- ary ointments and salves. It is a t oe ei fill combination of healing and soothing herbal essences. No tnineral astringents or poisons; no impure animal fats. It it n proved cure for infinitive' s teas (as in {riles) erysipelas,. eczema. ulcers. sores. nbscess,•s, cold crack!. chapped hands. burns. nits. scalp !ores.:.nd all skin injuries And diseas- e. It is the most suitable bairn for children's rnshes. All Drtigiristi and Stores nt 30e. box or poet -free from %am -lick Co. Toronto. for price. SIEBERT & CO. We are aiming at giving you the very !rest goods - very best duality at the very lowest price Special Prices in Milliner to reduce our large stuck of Millinery we will give a special discount millinery for the remainder of thio month. CARPETS This is a line we want to clear out and will sell all our carpets at. cost. also carry a full line of Dress Goods, Ladies' ('oats, Mel.'s A boy's overcoa a full line of Underwear, caps and such other goods as are round in an up- date store at reaonable prices. We want your business! Butter, Eggs, Foul Dried apples and Dutch sets taken in Exchange. Siebert & Co. Hartletb Block. DASHWOO Ordnd BCD Departmental Store Christmas Announcement Christmas Goods arriving Daily We aro busy dressing our store for the holiday trade. We are headquar- ters for all kinds of Xmas goods. Our stock is better selected this year than ever, We ask you to call often ani see the new arrivals. We have spared no pains this year to have for your inspection. one of the best assorted Christmas Stocks that it has been our privilege to show you. Xmas Cake and Plum Pudding We have everything that is required All new and of the choicest quality. �- Finest selected Raisins 3 Ills for ter. Finest recleaned Currants albs for 25 Finest Hallowee dates in 1 lb pkgs 10c Choice layer Figs 10.; 11,. Choicest Mat Figs 5c lb. Lemon, Orange and Citron Peels Purest Spices, Cloven. Allspice. Cassia 2 oz. 5c. Purest Extracts in all Flavorings I0c bottle; 3 for 25c. Nuts of all kinds at 20c a Ib. Toys! Toys! Toys! Toys! An endless variety of Toys for the children. Yonr choice from Ec up. Clearing Prices on Mantles and Millinery All Millinery at half price, all Cloth Mantles at cut prices. Ready -Made Clothing Special cut prices will be given in Men's Clothing in order to reduce our stock. So bring along your cash and reap the benefit. Produce of all kinds wanted at highest prices. W. T. AMOS, - GRAND BEND BOOMINO Having added a considerable stock in all lines of Groceries, Canned Goods, Confectionery Staple Goods and Rubbers We are now able to supply with good fresh goods at Sacrifice prices. Come along and give us a call. No trouble to show goods. Highest Prices paid for Poultry, Butter, Eggs and Dried Apples. JOHN CAMPBELL, Farquhar Farquhar \Vord was received here last week of the death of Arthur McCurdy, son of Thomas McCurdy, of this place at 9slay, Alta., the sad event occurring on Tuesday. 'Nov. 30th. death result. ing from pneumonia. The young man had been in the west about three monthsand his death came as a t shock, to his many friends here, and the sympathy is extended to the be- reaved relaties. He was about 20 years of age. The body was shipped here. arriving Monday morning. The funeral took place Tuesday from his father's residence for interment in the Kirkton cemetery. Quite a number from here attended the funeral of the late Maggie Camp- bell. sister of Andtew Campbell of the Thames Road, on Tuesday last at Brussels. Mrs. Thos. Kay, Price Duncan, Dick McGill have returned from the w, et. Grand Bend We are having rather cold weather just now, it makes a fellow think of what he's dor.. with his suntnter'e wages. I. Ravelle was in Thedford last week. 11. I3 )ssenberrv, of Thodford tvas in the town on Sunday. Mrs. Albert Champagne, of Battle ford, flask., is visiting her relatives here for the winter while her husband is attending to his duties at Ottawa being M. P. for Battleford District. 1. D, Hannon arrived home on Mom day last from Melrose, Alta. Mr. Fred Page is an smiles "it' a boy." Mr. ,loe Oliver is all smiles too "It's a girl." Wednesday, Dec. 1st, Mrs. Abner Mollard who underwent an operation in Victoria Hospital Lon- don, is getting along fide and expects to be able to come home in about two weeks more. %Villte McGregor, son of Peter Mc- Gregor, of the 22nd Con. was taken to Victoria Hospital on Saturday night suffering from an attack of appends• cilie, nn operation being performed on Tuesday morning. Say if you notice that the sun Is in- visible any of these days don't think it is Halley's comet for it will be Ware Oliver #r„ cutting wood in Darnos Stet)bil' s hash. Mrs. Thos. Mollard is on the sick list. Thi• Methodist church herr intend installing a new organ this week. on't forget the Xmss. tree in the ll •thodist church on Dec. 21st Also the Presbyterian Tree on cc. 22nd. come on yon will never miss your uickle. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Oliver returned home from St. Marys on Thursday where Mrs. Oliver bad been waiting on her sister. Mfrs. Alberts, who still continues very low. Mrs. Frank Geromctte returned hotnr from l't. Stanley on Saturday. where she had been to see her sister Mrs. Trueman who was very sick, but is. we are glad to say. improving. • Chas. Morish, who has been living with J. 11. Young for the past sums )ner has moved to his own residence on Ontario street to keep his potatoes front freezing and the squirrels froth running away with his corn. Lookout for squalls. The load has gone to n warmer latitude. Baldy Smith was in Thedford our Monday night. "Poor Beldon" John Bolt was in London for a fete days this week. visiting his daughter Mrs. Ab. Mollard who is in the Hos. pita! there. ARE YOU (M1N,G SOUTIi Olt WEST THIS WINTER, Now is due time to plan your trip in 'California, I)lesico Florida or the eine' South. Consult. nearest G, 'fl 1:. Agent regarding low tourist rates ,r ,(dress J. 1). 'ltCDonald, District 1'a --sager Agent, Toronto, Ont. E11 myths Miss Jennie Parkinson is spending a tett weeks sit ('rntralia. Jas. ileywood is making improve• meals to his home by putting up a galvinized kitchen. The nnniversnry services on Sunday Inst were 'well nttended and the con- gregations were not disappointed as Rev. W. 1l. Rut t. of Centralia prcnch• ed ttt'o very eloquent sermons. The Rev. gentleman is a forcible speaker and many remarks are heard of bis sermons on Sunday Inst. Mrs. Jas. H,y-tt trod has been confine ed to the hoose the past week with a severe attack of sciatic rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. tl 11. Andrew, oZ Granton were visiting with bars, Rrimacombe on Sunday last. The Municipal pot is warming up and already it it whispered that there will be some aspirants for the Muni• cipal offices for 1910. Thr Tp. Council had a hnvy day's session on Smolt -tiny last 'ing ug accounts for the year. .1 one ace- aion more and they willserved their term for P110. Mr. an,l Mrs. ('amps[!! I'arquba! weguests or Mr. and ,. Joshua Johns on Humbly last. }'or any e:'s' of nervousness, sleep lessness, weak stomach, indigestion, dyspepsii, try Carter's Little Liver ('ills. !Wirt i', '.ure. The only nerve medlotne in mrket.