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Exeter Times, 1900-12-27, Page 1to Vote for H. Spat. wano..+ ;; VENTY- eaIGIITH EAR—No. an. "•oe For IL Spac nnan 'o. H. UR:ON M1DDL ESEX • GAZETT E 4. ates Skate; SK��i �T OF H ASON 1' THE GENUINE Beautifully finished, Puck Stop, Splendid. Quality. A WONDER The American with its new runners and braces is without doubt the cheapest skate this season. Full Nickel Plated, puck stop, ok r German Hockey CHEAPER THAN EVER. Halifax Club Skate HANDSOIV,iELFINISHED BEST QUALITY TULL STOCK OF STRAPS AND REPAIRS, County '►t u , EXETER, ONT., CANADA, T U.11S :SAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1900. Skates STfLR tIO6KEY Best Skate on the market for the money. FTOCKFY SKAT and handsome ftnnish. Special Prices Stoves Coal and Wood Heaters, Coal and Wood Cooks, A large stock of second J'and stove AT LOWE on hand RICES THA EVER. 1 S -A new stock of X -Cut Saws and new American Axes to Ht pis.. p 4R Son. �► Winchelsea rniture The school report for S. S. No. tl. %'sborne, for the month of .December is as nfollot wing: l;Empi.—Torte Mi n ers . A lic . e Berr yh'a, nl➢ islbleol eFn ori,sS wnIV rir ec•nCl, uaS1;l,rasyGe ntetes, A Golttts Olive1err hil Pala%eirFhill, WHEN we sa Furniture Emporium orium we back u a the Y n 1 statement in the most ample14 sonse of the term. %Ve have one of the largest stocks to be found in any town of the size in Western Ontario . all modern and up-to-date. When we say also that we can undersell our competition I we make no' bluff, we mean business and mean to carry it out. It is easy enough to assert broadly that we g y sell furniture cheaper than any other house but that doesn't mean anything, so we prices just set the of a few articles for your inspection. Extension Tables $3.90 and upwards. Bedroom Setts $10,00 and upwards. Sideboards $8,50 rc Couches $6 00 Lounges $4.00 Parlor suits $17.50 Fancy Rockers and Easy chairs $1.50 In fact everything found in a first-class furniture can be purchased at Lowest Prices. ac it C44 ar cr u tt store 3o DAYS SALE Having purchased the entire Furniture and Unker- taking stock of Messrs. Gilley & Son, we will hold a 30 days sale at which we offer bargains in Fancy Rockers, Fancy Tables, Easles, Screens, Parlor Suites, Bedroom Suits, Table. Etc, a Undertaking a Specialty Wood taken in exchange for furniture. BeverFy Huston, Remember the stands. OPER. HOUSE BLOCK ODDFELLOWS BLOCK THE STORE IHave anice c SSO name HR00 ST AS OD A bound book 8x5 inches at 15c a a lovely bound book usually sold .25c for 17c : also paper back books ,5 and 1,Oc Bigreductions in ladies' ceperin°es SAYS HE WAS TORTURED. Fur a erines was P St. Joseph Baines.— The Mammoth block at St Joseph is being plashed ahead. The roof is completed and 20 men are at work on the interior of the hotel and two of the stores. An effort is being made to complete this part of the work by the first of the year.—Alex. Mons- seau along with his two sisters, Adel- la and Leah are at present visiting in this vicinity.—Mr., Beaupre and son have returned to Montreal. -Mr. Guy- ette is at present erecting a large build- ing hammer intended for a f,actor• v . R Oantin and M Auliin are at present down with the fever,some of those affl- icted are recovering rapidly.—Mrs. G. Denomme was unexpectedly called to her home on Tuesday of last week hav- ing received a telegram from her hus- band that one of her little s h ad 'd his hand badly crushed in .a' cutting box. at Alden Johns ; jr, III, I1 illie Veal.. Wesley Pheir, Wilson Hawkins. sr. II Willie 'Word, Victor Saawycr..FAlniena Haywood; Inteenredlaate II, Clarence Miners, Ithvin Coward. Jackson Wood. ©then:, Maywood; jr. II, Everett Skin- ner, Goodson Waddell, liattieHunter, sr. pt. II, Ella Heywood, Nettie Camp- bell; antrbell; jr, pt, II, Laura Godbolt, Viedaa Berryhill, :Annie Elford, pt. I, Jack Easson, Lille. Heywood, Abe Berryhill. P. G.1RDI\ER, 1 Teae1rcrs E. E. Hawn, j Crediton. BRIEFS. --Louis Stahl from Elkton, IWO). is 'visiting at afro Hol zn an s y >; t a —H Weber and John Simian fes of ;r 1 e , Lunch were in town on Saturday last. ' —There is rutnor of another general store to be started in our town after New Year's. --Mr. Serwes, of London, was in town Friday last where he hougbt about 12 ton of scrap iron from Fred Seigner", our popular hardware man, and from Messrs Wen- zel and Fritz,our leading blacksmith's. —Chris Beaver has moved his furniture into his new block. — Fred Siegner our hardware man is doing quite a business in the line of furnaces this winter. We understand he has placed ten so far. He bandies the Preston Hecla furnace.—Con Voelker while working in the flax mill last week got one of his hands in contact with the kniyes which resulted with a badly bruised hand— Jon Preeter, of Zurich. wasvIsl visiting at Sam Brown's s Sunday last. WEDDING BELL.—On Wednesday the 19th inst„ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Wurtz, Orediton, was the scene of a very happy and pleasant event being the marriage of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth, to Joseph Krupp, of Waterloo. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. G. Litt, of Crediton, in the presence of about twenty-five invited guests. The bride was given away by her father, assist- ed by Miss Martha Geiser, while Henry Heist supported the groom. Miss Clara Seigner played the wed- ding march as' the parties took their places. The bride was prettily and becomingly attired. After the cere- mony the company sat down to a very sumptuous weeding supper which both as to quantity and quality reflects great credit on those who prepared it. The bride is a very amiable young lady and held in high esteem by all her ,acquaintances and will be much ,hissed by a large circle of friends. The groom is a very highly respected citizen of the town of Waterloo, where he has a situation as machinist, The presents were numerous and costly, as well as useful and appropriate, and are a mark of the high esteem in which 7, the bridewas 'as held.. They left on Fri-, day for there home in Waterloo. The best wishes of a long line of friends follow there to their new home. ,, 00 00 4 00 for 3 00 "I suffered such pain from 'corns I 5I 00 60 5 00 could hardly walk,"writes'H, i,obinson 6 Flillsborough,Ills,,"butBncklen's Arni- 7 00 " 6 00 ca Salve completely cured thein." Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts,. sores, scalds, .burns,hoils, ulcers, Per- fect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed by any druggists. 25c. ,til, s, GO. �j r & Wm Scott,West Ward ` Mitchell, ��� ��06�. has sold 50 acres of his Fullerton farm RI NSALL GCI.D1� \.! to David Wiles for the sum of 53.000 I{ ,. 0 75 ,,. 5 50 750 n. 050 also 10% discount off our Up -to -elate clothing>until Dec. 25 only. Cranton i__ ( BRIEFS.—At a meeting of Granton l Presbyterian congregation held on the 116th inst., it was: unanimously decided to extend a call to the Rev. F. W.'Gi1- molar, of Newmarket, Ont. The Pres- byterian sure t n tfriends `vitt T am Y y he Gil- ( most happy in once- more having a set- tled pastor.—The many friends of Mr. Richard Davis will hear with regret of the removal from him of his life's part- ner. Mrs Davis who had reached the advanced age of 78 ea s died on Mon- day day afternoon at the familyresidence on Queen St,—One of our esteemed young ladies, in, the person of Miss Lesk Middleton. was united in Teter - thine to Mr.' 7'honipson on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs, Wm. ' Middleton We are sorry to record the death of Chaas.'Bradwin, a traveller,' who has been representing Robinson, Little & Co. of London, in British Columbia.. He leaves a widow,, who is at ' present residing in Hanover.. He is a brother of A. E. Bradwin, of the Blyth Stan- dard, and his parents reside in Wing - nam. nam. His death was entirely unex- pected. ease.) I J.1). COOkfri pp Scl,t alter. Notary Fele v Rense% Ou arristcr A. Sellery, L. D. 5„ D. D, S.,Rones Gratin ate of Toronto University, ersity, Dentists, Teeth extracted widener Icahn or bad ett'ecte dace inn Petty's Brack, Hensall. M ,Zet;riekt, evere' 1hltnedaeecomegenelne, Maystltb. (k, J. Sat¢nerlead. NOmry i'UbiiC, Convey u eee, c'ommieloner. Fare Insurance Aa eat, and . I=surerot elarr@ae7,leeeses. Legal documents p celedrletnil ndrawn mirAab a rates.money on estate at tow rateeet iseeres, ea at ho Pe inensaU, . lame : and iiinoley Reed. frac which the biebe-1 market • prices will be peal t i J.R. CASE. 1 ..r•. The liaandsotne farm veeidence of Mr. William Hanson, k nllaarton township, was the seeiie of a pleasant event e,n Wednesday evening. the occasion be- ing the marriage of his third daugb- ter, Mise Jennie, to Mr. Campbell Dow, a prosperous young farmer of Hibbert. Abuut fifty guests assent. bled to witness the interesting sere- rnony. at which the Rev. G. W. An- drews o1liciated. The bridal couple stood beneath a beautiful .rih in the reactor and ween witlrcrrrt attendants excepting the bride's little steres, Clara, who avted as f;srver girl, The bride was given away by her father. and was beautifully ittetir,ad an a ebarning costume of blue ladies' cloth, trimmed with 1°:ale hla;i, satin, applique and white s vert:ace. Little :Miss Clara, was cires'Med in parte hlaasc cashmere trimmed with Calatalac e, The bride and tier attendants carried hosluets of eaarnat.aan .ansd elrryssan-; ' thetmmus. Zion. .r. Alfred Eby, of 8sntthaa �npton, is visiting in t at Mrs. S..Parkinsan a, Mr. ohn. Parkinson, of B'eyanston, is s peiadingbus holidays at borne. Tilt � • °.— 1 h It t•r, .fl s*rntstrt,'aintnt�nttre d the Epworth League here on :Monday evening was a decided success. The church was well filled and the pro. gram WAS good. ' Teal teca.—On the 26th inst.. the hone of 1\1r, and Mrs, Whiteford was the scene of a brilliant event, when their daughter, Miss Rebecca, because the wife of Wesley sere- meny was performed by Tlev. W. J. Waddell, in theresence a alar p e 3 number of invited gnests. They are an estimable young couple, and the good wishes of a host of friends go g, with them in their voyage through life.. PRESENTATION.— Robert Reid bas resigned bis position as s,.hool teacher here. The section gave hien a hand- some present, which was a gold chain and the following address : To Mr. Robert Reid. Drain Mn. REID.—It is our deepest regret that we are about to lose you from our midst. We are sorry to lose you not only as teacher is our school but also as a friend and companion in the neighborhood, where you have shown by your cheerful countenance, friendly manner and willing heart that you are a perfect gentleman and sin- cere friend. During the past year you have en- deavored carefully to instruct the young. You have faithfully discharg- ed - ed your duties as teacher and your work has been much appreciated by the section. Your presence and assis- tance will be much missed by the church where your kindly sympathy and willinglhand have rendered invalu- able assistance. And in order that we may show you our appreciation by something more tangible than mere worlds we beg' you to accept this chain as a token of our esteem. We hope that you will con- sider it not for its intrinsic value but as a remernberance of our regard for you as a teacher and a man. And as you go into another field of labor we must say that we shall retain the most kindly remembrance of you and assure you of our hest wishes in your future lot where we sincerely hope that you will attain success as you have done here. Signed on behalf of the section by WILLIAM BROCE, Trustees. JOHN HORN Central ia BRIEis.—A bright prosperous and Happy New Year is the wish of your correspondent to the Editor and the readers of his valuable paper.—Mr. and nExeter, Mrs. Wm. You of are spending their holidaysghere the guest of her father, John Colwill, prior to their departure for London., --Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Andrew, of Elimville, and Miss v Andao� s spent Sunday� here visiting friends and relatyives.—Misses Gracend Lillian Salton have return- ed home after spending the past year at the Alma College, St. Thomas.— Frank Hicks of Norwich, Harvey Hicks of Newberry, and Master Cedric Flicks, of London, arespending their holidays under the parental roof. —Miss Olive Dempsey, of Eden spent Sunday here the guest of . her mother in b village.—Mr. andMrs. Thomas the v a e ) a T Neil spent heir Christinas holidays in London. -Richard Hill of Fairfield de - lived to J. Lawson, our hog dealer, three pigs only, seven months old and which weighed seven hundred pounds.' who can beat this for hog raising. The anniversary serviees held here Sunday were a grand success, the weather was fine and the crowd was large in number. Mr. Morrison, asso- ciate minister of the First Methodiet church, of London. took charge of the services. In the niornieg his.discoarse was most interesting and profitable. In the afternoon he spoke Chiefly to the Sabbath School,. although the church was full otparents and visitors and in the evening he delivered a ser- mon to g a « largeveryattentive and audience, who sat in perfect stillness and drank in the strop and. forgive words as they fell upon the congrega- tion«—M'. and Mrs. John Essery and, family, of Eden, spent Christmas in LoadOn, the guests ts of her eister. Mrs. Gibson. --The grandest and best con- cert ever heard in; this place was the treat that so many got last Monday evening here in: the churcha when the Jubilee singers with their fine orch- ebestras, entertained and delighted a, full house, and all who favored them- selves the privilege of hearixtg them were more then repaid,—The shooting match hetet bete is connection with the tlufierin house was a grant) sue.. cess and vista attended by abarge erthwd. Over 100 witnessed the pigeon: match in the afternoon.. Following is the score :— EVENT No, L—.1n live pigeons. J. G. Sbearciown, C'entraal➢a,14 ; Ira Bice. Clandeboye If ; M, Mahler, Ailsa C'•raig. 12 ; J. Dodds, Seaforth, 11 ; S. Cantek n, 11 ; 8 Ketchum, Craig, 10 ; J. Hovey. Clinton, 10 ; R. Snit:els, taxeter, 1t1; F. Kerr, Orediton, 14i ; Luther' Hicks. 9 ; Andrew If:ieks, 9 ; 33 Kennede, Craig, 9; Wes, Snell,Exeter, 8 ;'•l'. Acheson, Exeter. 8 ; T. Cl rden, Ltsborne, 8 ; Was Yearley, Orediton. 8, Fvn:er /slo. 2.---15 blue rocks. --Ira. Bice 13 M. Mailer 13 ;Hovey1 J , , l - S. Oantelon 11 4J. C. Sheaardown 10 ; Iz Kennedy 1{1 ; J. Dodds 1d; L Hicks Hieks 11; 8 Ketchum 9, EVENT NO. l .1.a blare —1ra Bice 14 ; M. Mailer 15 ; J- Hove 11 ; J. Dodds 11 ; S. Keteliuzn 13 ; She:ar:town 10; D. Kennedy 10; L. Rieke 9; I1, Caastelou 9. EVENT No. 4.-- Blue rocks. -- Mallei 10 ; J.Hovey 8 ; D. Kennedy S; S. Ketchum 7 ; 3. Dodds p; a, C'aante- is+is 7. The shooting was witnessed by visitors from inauy different places gaud. was keenly and closely col rested. Soda in l tzsseidate. EXEI'E1v3 V 1amP« YARD. 1oaraestock Of Lumber—pine an'hbeatslazb« IMMO feet of hemlock :lumber for buns. also shingles. !Atha and ecdzr I'rSces reg sonab',e.--,►AS Yard: £ x -t s.;xe of Main st. BMWs,— On ehristntas Eve the Methodists of Mt. Pleasant held their annual Christmas tree, on which there was two very beautifnland costly pies- eats, a. gold watch and chain each for +; Itis, Bettie Robinson and =Miss Minnie Cole, besides the tree being filled with everything that wee beautiful. --On Wednesday of last week Jennie, the third daughter of Wil➢iara llansorr, was married to Campbell Dim, of Iiib- Bert, -.- Bert llodgert is home for l Clhrsstunts with his parents here,-•-• Sandy Cole is busy hanliug gravel for his cement barn. -.-The roads are frozen up again and wheeling Is splendid.— Miss Lila Gladden Cole, who has been at the training agora) of elstention in Detroit, is home again and is giving two coneerte one in Stalfe, on Thurs. day evening the 27th« and in Farquhar an Friday evening. 23tit.: The aspir- ants forcauntr councillors are Thos. Ryan, Wm White and Joseph jack- -J. A. Stewart has been the recap- ientof some beautiful Christmas pre- tents front friends in Ii aarriston The young bloods of this place .are ` baying as sparrow uaatzlt, thessuteame to he all. srystet sapper on Friday uigbt. nt{irn>s.—The Sndamities beld their annual Christmas tree last Friday evening, It was a great success,every- body falling their parb well. Iev.: ir, Milyard acted as ebairnau.T sons and a daughter of the, late «na. Stan - lake, of Sandheach, Mich., are visiting l relatives in end around Sodom. --Wm. Ching,whn has been indisposed for some tune, bias recovered.—Our teach- er, Miss Ferguson's brother and sister drove from their home in Manchester, and attended the Christmas tree here, drove n o home on Saturday taking their sister with theta. Cromarty a\ 33 t B ,l i.I1 FX�TPaIa Q`>`i , �G ST. {),;ate with 1teCarthy« C1iler,C Co., Toron- to.) Barrister Conveyancer, votary, Milner to 1pean. OAlce' formerly occupied by Conine 1L Stanbury, over (*kW Batik. Baum . Norman MaeI enzie ar- rived here, for as few days visiting anrongst 'friends. He is studying at Raton College, Toronto, for the minis- try.—Mr. and Mrs. F. R, Hamilton gore a party to tbe young folks of the vicinity. Dancing and games were indulged in till the email hours of the morning when all separated having passed a, very enjoyable evening.—'T. Hamilton arrived home Monday to spend his Xmas holidays with his par- ents.—Mr. and :Sirs. Geo Barr, of Stratford, are visiting his father's, Jno Barr, sr.—Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wil- son are preparing to move into their house on the farm adjoining the , while vil- lage.—F. L. H1aamilt � e not con- fined to red is at tunes as severe suf- ferer.—Neil Gillisple has his windmill erected on his barn now that he pur- chased from F. R. Ramiiton.—Geo, Miller did the carpenter work.—We join in wishing THE TINES readers a 'Happy New Year. McGillivray SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT,—On the afternoon of Thursday 'Dec. 20th a very successful school entertainment was given in Neils' school house Mc- Gillivray. A programme of forty- nine members was rendered, the fol- lowing persons contributing, Misses Anderson, Hepburn, Boyle, Salton and Elston of Centraalia, Misses Pierce of Olandeboye, Misses Aitkins of Clan- trebnye and McIllhergev of McGilliv- ray, Richard Neil, Horton Miller, Michael Ryan, and David Elston. the children of the school also gave sever- al songs readings and recitations. Rev. Salton of Centralia won all hearts bye', short, spicy address, in- teresting alike to young and old. During, tbe afternoon proceedings 11Iiss Elston, the teacher, was called to the platform when the following ad- dress signed in behalf of the pupils, was read by Mona O'Reilly and Ada Neil resentedteach teacher r with a h e beautiful pair of grey lamb gauntlets and a box of handkerchiefs. 'DEAR TEACBEn.—The time has about arrived when we must separ- ate from one another as teacher and pupils. The three years that are about to close have been so pleasantly spent nnder your care, , and with so much profit'to us as pupils, .that we feel somewhat g ieve that thosese ci r cumstanees are so soon to be changed. We know that you have always been very faithful in, your labors for our mental and moral well, being although we have often done deeds diet. were not What t a would ,would R Isla. And now as you are about to take your, final farewell, we wouldask you to accept gauntlets and boxas asrn,all to- ken of oar• esteem for you and for your labors as a teacher. We wish. your pathway to -he strewn with many of God's choicest blessings and that you will always look )rick with pleasure to the time spent in section No 1 -Mc G}illivrsy. We shall ever feel it it great pleasure to, look back over our school life tvliile nudes your con- trol and be pleased to meet you at. any fattire •t€flee. D T.. rs I;ovs Ivo t ln ls. Mrs. John Lowe, New Germany, N. S„writeii "I have: iwen Dr. ;Low's ' Wouo Syrup to my children with excellent re5ultr., They are fond oftakiii5it and it acts perfectly, requiring no cathartic afterwards." 1lmville. ani-=.• R .v. Waddell spent. «•a, feast slays with his parents at Golden Hill.-- Mr; and Mrs. Wil➢tarn Andrew. of nralalaiOto, Man., arrived homer S at - ay Istand will spend a couple of months aground his old home and rela- tives. It: is over ten years since he left sand hit: many friends will be pleas ed to see him back.—Jolts Heywood has taleen a partner for better or worse for on Wednesday evening last he wain united4 in maerri.aac to Miss I.etat, Her- bert, of Biddulph, Congratulations John. Al still there's more ta follow, —Quite a number attended the Xmas tree at Sunshine and report a pleasant timeneThe Elinxville Sunday school bold their annual Christmas services on Sunday afternoon next. Fred. Miners, of the Doherty Organ Factory Clinton, spent Christmas) under the parental roof. --Mr. and Wes. Jas. Sea- born, of hesr Woodstock, spent a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. Ilford niss Mabel aril aLinti:r 'Mils czr.: tor , visitingLondon layfew relatives in L ado r a s. T. weeks.—P, Halls and sister Miss Jennie, of Gotlerieh, spent a Lew days under the parental roof.---Annualbas- iness meeting of the Winehelsen, I3ut- ter and Cream Association 'will be held on Jan. Srd. ELECTION or Omrxemts.--Tire F. had a busy night on Friday East having to give the royal bumper's de- gree to 10 applicants, also the annual election of officers for 1901. The fol- lowing were elected:—Chief C. B An- drew; Vice 0, J Miners ; Rec. iV Miners ; Assist, H Delbridge; Trees, T Johns ; Prelate, T Smale ; Marshall, Wm Veal ; Warden. F Delbridge - Gnard, R johns ; Sentry, 3 Johns A special meeting will he held an ri- day evening when about 10 more ap- plicants will be initiated, Eli r 'a ille council will he the Banner of Hi ron County having about 110 members. hereyou knowli ten look a Myfr d your wife is weak and nervous , and you know that Carter's Iron Pilis will relieve her,raow why not be fair about it and buy Ilei a box ? irket Felt Boots Fa Boots A limited number of '"den's Felt; Hoots, sizes 6, 7, 1a, 13, at aA great bars gain, will he sols): r, ,ardtees sof east,. Special Bargains In Men's and Dorsi' raps, slip barsds; alt :moi and 35r. Great Value. is as ngrr nges bays just received a lot of '1diNi , suitable for tate . and aind as full range of fruits, its, s#t e,, all fresh. -e eere and Chi Turkeye„ Cx ,, l .kinds Rof Farm Produce lbs w higheat priers wild til» 1 G+n la ct• J P Rosso Woodham ()ar Christian s .Da} :11i, e Abraay, Bran ;titer of the lean ': )tont a In lei, tCre 1 , slA �,{ r�. and ,Y� A 4 d, , rants young luau Hier of the base s=rs+ united in ithe hunde of mat- , The affair was wawa:eM by+ friends and reiatdver. a theR:t} iatsrhas . tt Co.Itsa road Se eA.J.14r tivi of t� .r A. rid ii 1. Jail'sy'. fix«, an e p d ttll�.ss,�,.essisau lst t . iynvette is as son of Rohe. Mune. of t'sborne, ¢• Nathan Doupe takes charge of the school here after tbe bol- . <I'l. yt? —C?hriFtna ttS visitors have been i, numerous. What niight have been a fatal aced - lent happened to Charlie, son of Mr. and Mrs« Jacob ilartliett Dashwood, recently. It seetns Charlie bags an said andwhile hoot�n g at to snarl, the gun la 2 s g breech blew out, striking the boy in the forehead. breaking his Axtell end :clxsost blowing'afl' his thumb. Joseph }Whalen late tearber <)i Sharon, will attend College in London after the holidays ; he will be succeed- ed at Sharon by u. son of W, 1?. May, Mitchell. f 'S ite1 ell« o a Conk Bros. of Hensall have sold their Electric light plant to Wm. Welsh of the planing mill. TESTIAIONIAI. OP THOS. BELL TO THx: VALUE OF ENGLISH STOCK FOOD. iw .;This is to certify that I have used nglish Stack Food manufactured by C-.Lutz Exeter. I have used it with calves thatlwere fed nothing but skint milk, and they did remarkably well. I have also fed it to fat cattle with excellent results. Have fed it to my bens and the result in the egg produc- tion and condition of the bens has been most satisfactory. Would WO - recommend stock raisers to give it n. ,gal. THo3r s BELL. Price 50e per bag. Sold by 0. Lutz. ear Your money refunded if purchase unsatisfactory. New Skates Cutlery Our skates are made of the best quality welded and tem- pered steel runners with pat- ent cup brackets. We offer you no inferior skates. Pocket knives, table knives ' T ' it : air and 1 I s .and forks,carvers e s p .cases, razors, sc1SSoI'S, shears. a: Pots r Nicely decorated best qual- ity, graniteware Tea Pots also fancy nickle plated, copper tea pots.` ---useful gifts. HAPPY WE WISH OI7P. MANY FRIENDS A NEW YEAR. We have lots of fresh mied Scranton'.. Coal in stock, '