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doe at tiropery,,'urnba ry street, Primula,
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Brpeaels Mutt, of the Maooabeex, No, 24
hold their ,regular =motions in toe 1.00460
Room Seekeritu
on the tat
and 8rd
Tuesday o nal es Yah month.
alryawelcome,
• A, SO 11 Rini Coln, A, AIoGUIRE, R, ..
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
oar IVIILI ,.l AGE LICENSE+ ti
Rice in the Post ontee, Ethel. 80.4
Butaineaa Oards
MUSS BERTHA ARMSTRONG
Teacher Of PIRrlo
ot, dao at Oar arra Music Store one door North
f the Htundaid Hank, Br000a o, 8•tf
LE S H
MuS P HA Pte'
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bee passed saocessfully her seem& examina•
at of the Pianoforte Department of the To,
onto oneatvat0reof nurse, and isprepared
to take pupils akr home, Princess strcet,
DR. T. T. AV RAE
Baoaielor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate and Graduate of the College of Phy,
trans and Surgeons, Ont. Post•6'raduato
Olnoago Eyo, Ear, Noae and ,throat tloappltai,
Oliloa1,'o ijt N0.010080.Surgeon to St. Mich -
Wore liospitxl,'Toronto.
Office over F.' R. Smith's Drug Store. Tele-
phone uonneotion with OranSroolt 111 all hours,
Mare ;nay be seen at the left side of
tare picture, In •Cho' biekgi'ound is
tllq outfit belonging, to Peter and
Mrs. Ferguson and fautily, while in
the fnregi'onnd is another ootlU be-
longing to Peter F i iguson, 'Sr„ father-
in-law of 111r, Broadfoot Accouipauy-
ing Mr, Broadfoot was Peter Moody,
Who Is now in J dinburgh, Scallatud,.
Mrs. Fer(usn,t and family ore now
tl ll. 11' Die
Jiving in Bothwell. N q b a
l i i t lYy, 4 t
otherinelnbersof the party, with the
except Inn of Mrs, Ferguson and fancily,
Mr, Moody and Mr. Broadfoot, have
gone since ate a longer road than that
taken by the pioneers. Mr. Broad -
foot has resided almost continuously
ate Glialstoue since his at rival there
88 years ago and his Tartu now con-
sists of about 500 aches.
JOHN HARRIS, OR. M. FERGUSON leaf n
Agent ETowiek Mutual : ETHEt, ONT',
�' 1-Physiglanrawlsurgeon.;post.Gradeateomms P. Daley �: Souv contrived tan prizes,
Fire Inotiranos Company London (Eng:), New York and Chicago 1400•
plteln. epeeist attentiontedtsease of oyo, our,
o190e and Residenoa— nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses.
WALTON. ONT,
JOHN SUTHERLAND.
IaaUndiOl,
FIRE AND MARINE.,
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
�t S. SCOTT AS. AN AUCTION-
i • Ban, will Bell for better prices, to
bettor men, In less time and lees uharges
nran any other Auctioneer in Eaet Enron or
be won't obarge anything Dates sue orders'
OR. HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon
Honor Graduate Dental Department, Toronto
University ; licentiate of ROYat Oollage of
Dental
ret it tlylvomitof ed bylDr. Fo. Oellllde in Smith
R, M. M' LEAN. 0.0.8., L.D.S.
Currie, Ont.
�Honor gradonto University or Toronto, De.
- Burtment of Dartietry. ; Graduate Royal Col
1550 of Oanhal surgeons of Ontario. At Wrox-
at0r avert' Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday.
Moe teGrand Uentral block. At Ford with
every Friday forenoon. Offioe in Gorrie in
Leech's Block. 21.3m
can always be arranged ut this Mee or by ON. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College, Day and night oalls. Office opposite
Flour 51111, Ethel.
k er renal application,
ROOT. H'. GARNISS
BLUE VALE — - ON T,.
Auctioneer for Huron County. QdlahaeD refAliSIT Rjjdras Saar
Terms reasonable. Sales arranged for
at: the ofiioe of Tan Poem, Brussels. 22tt. BRUSSELS
mail?0100 SouTil GOING Norms
7:05 n m Express 10;55 a m
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Express - 11:25 a iu Mail 1:44pm
LEGAL ANU CONVEYANCING. Express 802pua Express 8_59pm
%AT M..SiNOLA11t—
X Y • Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
:Votary Yubliti, ,l,o, ulnae—Stewart's Block
1 door North al Central Hotul
Solicitor for theMetropolitaa -Bash.
plIOUDG'OQT, HAYS & ILILLORAN
BARRISTERS, SOLIOIT(Ra, NOTARIES
PUSLAI, ETC.
W. PaouoacoT, K. O. R. 0. wars
J. L. f(iLLOuAN
Of roes—TbOse formerly oaoaiied by Messrs
Cameron -& Bolt
GoD8nI0H, OreAatO,
ALLAN
Cafifa oz4.Ai rdet ,lel e'
WALTON
To Toronto To Goderioh
Express 7:41 am I Express 11:87 a m
Express • 2:57 piaI Express 7:25 p m
WROXETER
Going East - 7:05 n. m. and 5:85 p.. m:
Going West - 12:40 and 9:47 p. m.
All trains going East connect with 0. P. R. at
Orengevillo for Owen Sound, Elora and T.
G. B. stations.
GEO.ALLAN, Local,Ogent.
stl'CCt��.C�US
LINE SCHOOL REP RT —
P
tIIOV{ngg is the
School Report of S. S. No. 3, Grey for
the months of November and Decem-
ber. Sr, ` IV.—Wesley Brewer, 01%.
Jr. IV. Total 700. -Katie McDonald,
500 ; Bessie Smith, 50.4; Millie 'McFar-
lane, 558 J Marion Smith, 129 ; Stuart
Grant, 315 ; Reuben Brewer, 102. Sr.
IIL—L3liza Bishop, 4144 ; Willie Deit-
ner, 286 Sadie Riley, 251. Sr. II..
Total 300.—Harold Cardiff, 202; James
Deitinee, 161; Jing McFarlane. 119.
Sr. 1I—Oharlie Smith. 218; Jim Riley.
105. Pt. II. Total 225. -Annie Deit
ner, 185 ; George .Bishop, 140 ; Roy
M eFarlane. 145. • Pt. I.—Willie Mc-
Donald, 200 ; Willie Smith. 135 ; Char-
lie Deaner, 93 ; Edina \•Vilbee, 05.
Many E. Dana, Teacher.
Royal Mail Steamers
TO LIVERPOOL
From St. John From Halifax
Hesperian ........ Fri Dec. 23 sat. Dec, 24
'Pour+inn .......... Sot, Deo. 81
Corsican ......... Fri Jan 8 Sat, Jan. 7
Grampian Fri. gnu. . 20 - Sot. Jun.21
TO GLASGOW
Corinthian From Boston Fri. Dec. 38
Lalce Erie . From Boston Fri. Jan. 0
Pretorian ....'From Boston - Fri .Ian. 20 ,
Superior accommodation stay los obtained at
minimum rate' 011 mintage for the balance of
tate winter season.
CORONATION; June 22nd, 1911
Reservations for ilay,Jnne and July militias
should be mode as anon 08 possible to obtain
choice of accommodation. - Reservation -lists
mow open. Full information as to rates, etc.,
on application to .
W. H. KERR,
Agent Alton Line, Brussels..
The Allan Line, 77 Yonge st., Toronto
MONTHLY
HORSE FA/RS
BRUSSELS
Regular Monthly Horse. Fairswill be
held in Brussels this season as follows :
THURSDAY, Jan. '50, 1911
" Feb. 218, 1911
M.tr. 2nd, 1911
April 6th, 1911
leading local and outside buyers will be present
•'••••••••••••••••••••h8'85. e•
To Machinery Users
and farmers•
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The New Machine Shop of the
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and MACHINE Co, •
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• isnow w read for busino•s
s„ and.
Y >
• wi0ligood Maehineryand Skilled 1.
• Mechanics, we are in a position •
to attend to' your t'epaies prompt- e
ly and at reasonable rates. .
.
• I1 you will let tis know your (0
tya1llt9 we will give you honest e
• advice and help if connected
Z with Machinery.
• •Give us 5 triad and, by coming ,
• to Brussels, save time audnsoney
• for yourselves, a
BBUSHELS
FIBS APPLIANCE
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CA
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SIDS
& JAMES
Mill street Brussels
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Rev. John Pollock, late of Toroaito,
has received and has accepted the call
of the (2odericli Baptist chnreh to the
patorate of this congregation,
The Band known since its orgatuiz-
atiou over two years ago as the junior
band has tidopted a new name and
henceforth is to be known as the
Gnderich Citizens' Marine Band.
At the present time the aggregate
membership is 22.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
North street Methodist church . is the
recipient of at legacy of $100, bequeath-
ed to the society by the hate Miss
Mlallough, who was a life member of
the Society, and who (lied last year.
The Goderich Skating and Carling
Assntiiation has made' arrangements
with the leasses of the rink, whereby
the building will be left in its present
condition until Spring. It is the in-
tention to flood it immediately, so
thaE it may be utilized for skating as
soon as possible. Plans are now being
prepared from which itis proposed to
enlarge the rink, snaking it at least 30
feet longer so its to have space for a
r'. L nue 11 1 '1 n' space
gallery t t tee end and the floor . pa
lengthened. The plans will also call
• 'ora gallery on both ides of the rink,
1 g y s
making a total setttirg capacity fit
1,600 people. Itis proposed. that new
building have at metallic roof and if
plans are approved by shareholders
work will be commenced upon opening
of Spring.
• Morris
Saw WINNIPEG num" Ite --1872.-
The Winnipeg Free Press of Jiancary
5th, speaks as follows of a former
Morrisiti', a brother to John Brood-
foot. 5th line :—.fames Brnadfnot, Se.,
of Gladstone, Mom, dropped in at the
Free Press yesterday to call attention
to a photograph whish appeared it)
Saturday's edition of Der.. 2.4. in which
a view was shown of Portage avenue
East 88 years: ago. The photograph
Was of especial interest to Mir. Broatd-
footbecanse of the fact that in the
foreground appeared his own team
and democrat which he had just hitch-
ed up preparatory to setting out for
Gladstone in the morning..It in sheet
marked his first arrival what is now
i ,rival it y w
the Iaegest city in Western Canada,
And he was deeply interested in it ac-
cordingly. lir•. Broadfoot who, des-
pite his 74 years, is as straight and
stalwart looking as many it young
,nab of less than Half his years. left
Beton county, Ontario, on Mity 24,
1872, proceeding by train to St. Patti
via Chicago. On. arriving at St. Paul
the party detraiuecl and proceeded in
wagons to Winnipeg on the old trail'
via lahltorson, arriving at Wi,niipeg h,
Glad-
stone,
t to and at d
1 n t f jut
ie
the latter end J
stone, whete he homesteaded and ' pre-
empted, nu' July 1. The photograph
marks the blotting nut of the party
from Winnipeg, and Mr, 13tnatlfoot's
detneerat with his chestnut and bay
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five firth's, two seeonls, and ranee
thirds at the Mitchell Poultry Show,
Chas. Hays, son of R. S. Hays, who
has been Ull the staff of the Dominion
Bank here, has been transferred to
Toro!) -
\Ve regret to learn of the serious
illness of Robert Charters, of tete Mill
Road, Tucket'smit1t, Mr. Charters
has been confined to his bed for the
past couple of weeks.
The seven months old 'son of 'Vin.
and Mrs, Loekritlge died on Sunday,
8th inst. The fulleral was held on
Tuesday from the ,residence of James
Cooper, Seaforth. to the place of in-
terment in the Maitlaudbauk ceme-
tery.' .,
Town Council appointed following
officers : R. Hammett, waterworks
engineer, salary 8420, with free house,
light and fuel ; Win. Gillispio, chief
constable, etc., salary 8525 ; Sidney
:johns, James McMichael and John
Shine, fence viewers ; Howard Haartry
and Win. Someiville, auditors, ata
salary of 815 each ; Win, Ballantyne,
assessor, salary 890 ; R, S. Hays.
town solicitor, retatitiing fee 8100
John P. Bell, chief of fire brigade,
salary 875 ; John Turner, je., town
engineer.
Atwood
Geo. Greensides, . who has been
visiting at his home in town, left for
Brantford to visit bis brother before
leaving for the 'West. Mrs. Greensides
accompanied him as far as Bratntfm'd.
Following are the officers for the
ensuing year in the 0. 0. F. :—C. R.—
'W. J.
.-W..J. Hunter ; V. 0. R.— W. Struth-
ers Fin.-Sec.—Geo; Gordon ; Rec.-
See.—E. H. Swing; Treasurer.•—J.
Roger Chaplain—Albert Gordon ;
S. W.—J. Brown J. W.—Gen.
Peebles ; S. B.—Juo. Sanders ; J. B.—
Geo.
—Geo Taylor ; Conductor Percy
Greensides.
asides.
Sons of Scotland big entertainment
in the Music Hall, Atwood, January
25th. The following persons will take
part in euteltaiuing: Geo. Neil, re-
uouned Scotch singer, Toronto, G. F.
Cruikshank; pipe -Major Little
Lula McLellan, Scotch dances and,
Irish jigs ; Principal Bell, of Listowel;
Rev. W. A. Antos, Geordie Hamilton.
Mrs. W. Price, Mrs. Dr. Kidd. Hugh;
Porter and Will. Hamilton ofAttvond;
.inn, Stewart, Millbank and J. Grab -
am, Atwood violinists ; Mrs. J. A. Mc
Bain and Mfrs. Geo. Cox, accompanists,
George Lochend, chairman.
W ingham
Dudley Holmes was confined to his
home lost week by illness.
bliss Irhna Kennedy was one of the
prize -winners in Ladies' Horne Journal
puzzle contest for Deo,
Mliss Annie Griffin's 'natty friends.
willbe pleased to, hear that she is
doing nicely after her long and serious
illness,
Tuesday evening Bengough gave
one of his well-known entertainments
in the Town Hall, haler the auspices
of Winghaaci High School.
Dr. Mfargaret. Calder, who visited
with her uncle, De. Gen, Calder, of
Pi ft Penn., during the holiday
season, has returned home and has
resumed practice.
After the business was concluded
Mayor SpoLton invited the Copticil,
Clerk, Conmhisioners, Auditors, et. al.,
to Johusten's restaurant to enjoy the
oysters served to suit their tastes.
O. J. Thornton, has disposed of his
pump Janitress to Edgar Pattison of
Blast Wawauosh, and will leave this
month to investigate conditions in
the chicken business in the vicinity of
Petaluma, California.
PflPSIC1AN
this 04)lendld tnedieine, We will tell
yon what it coined alt, how it is made,
sant personally guarantee your ulnnty.
' bask for the leers Welting, if you fore.
not entirely satislled with the results.
\Ve urge you to begin a treatment
of Rexall ICidney Remedy to -day.
Two sise . 5. l
s Uc and 81,00. lanai only
1
at our store --•The iteral! Store. P, it
Smith,
h,
VIS13I.
Ag
tletlttral Society
will be o Iell in
annual meeting of the ListowelListowel
the Town, Hall, Saturday, Jan, 21st,.
At 2 p. in.
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Columbus, Ohio. — "I have takea
Lydia E, Plnkham's Vegetable Coln -
pound during
change of life. My
doctor told me it
was good, and since
taking it I feel so
much better that X
can do all my work
again. I think
VLydia E. Pinkham's
egetable Com-
pound a fine remedy
for a l l woman's
troubles, and I
never forget to tell
my friends�what it has done for me."
Mrs. E. HANsON, 804 East Long St„
Columbus, Ohio.
Another Woman Helped.
Graniteville, Vt. —"I was passing
through the Change of Life and suffered
from nervousness and other annoying
symptoms. Lydia 2). Pinkham's'Vege-
table Compound restored myhealth and
strength, and proved worth mountains
f gold to me. For the sake of other
suffering women I a»lt willing you
should publish' my letter."—Mas.
CHARLES BAROLAY,-R.F.D., Granite-
ville, Vt.
Women who are passing through this
critical period or who are suffering
from. any .of those distressing ills pe-
culiar to their sex shoulf.not lose sight
of the fact that for thirty years Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
which is made from roots and herbs,
has been the standard remedy for
female ills. In almost every commu-
nity
ommanity you will find women who have
been restored to health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Gerry Willis has gone to Termite to
take lessons in vocal music;
Rev. Dr. Rutledge, pastor of Wing -
ham Methodist ehureh, hasreceivedan
invitation to Goderich, to succeed Rev.
Dr. Dougall. As this •was the sec-
ond time an invitation rams from that
town Dr. Rutledge laid the + case before
his Officialg Board. After fearing the
circumstances the Board adjourned
for a week to look over the prospects
of securing s successor. On teaser/M.
ling, the Board decided to release Dr.
Rutledge at Lhe end of the present
Conference year.
YOU BE THE JUDGE
No Ono Should Doubt These Statements
Backed Up By Parker & Co,
There's' no sane reason why you
should hesitate to accept our stats•
nients and put, them to a practical
test, if you suffer "frorn kidney or
urinary diseases, when we tell you we
have a medicine that will eradicate
your ailment, and that swill furnish
the treatment free if it fails to do as
we claim.
Just think what this Means to you.
We are right here where you live—a
neighbor or friends of yours. Would
we dare, or could we afford to snake
such statements and back then, up
with such a guarantee, except we are
positive" we can substantiate our
claims? It. stands to reason we must
known that what we say will come
true. Otherwise, we would lose yone
patronage and our business would
suffer.
\Ste know that, Rexall Kidney Remo-
dy swill slake weak kidneys strong
anti diseased kidneys healthy if it is
used according to directions for a
reasonable length of tirne. We know
the Rexall Kidney Relnedy is unex-
celled for its beneficial alterative aucl
curative influence upoii the kidneys,
bladder and intestine. Its has a
diuretic, tonic and strengthening ef-
fect that acts upon the entire genito-
urinary tract.
Come in and let us tell you all abort
Learn Why the
frictionless Empire
Runs Easier than others
If you've ever used any other make of separator you'll
marvel when you torn the Frieliunless Etntlire. So neatly
frictionless that it almost runs itself. Will run foe half •
an hour after you've finished skinning, unless yon stop it
with your brake.
The Frictionless lilnipire is the only
separator with ball bearings at top
and bottom of bowl -spindle. Other
makers wonlrl jump at the chance of
using our hall -Neck Bearing and
'three -Ball Bottom Bearing. But our
patents prevent others lasing these
fiction - eliucinatieg, easy • running,
life-long features.
These ball bearing featttes, tugothol'
with the lighter, bowl, fewer closed
bearings, more easily cleaned skim-
ming devices, etc., make the Friction-
less Empire the one really good cone
separator.
Years of service prove their worth.
Empire quaality in every machine, and
a gllat'antee its good as a gold bond.
Some day you'll oWn
an Empire. In order to
hasten that day we
want you to read ear
new 25c. book. It tells
the truth about the two
standard methods of
cream separation. Gives
valuable dairy pointers.
We will send you one
copy free, provided you
tell us the nutnbet of
rows you keep. Also
name or this publica-
Liou. Don't (01150 this
book. Send for it im'
mediately. Extracopies
25c. Ask for Honk.
The EMPIRE Line et Cream Separators
Consists Of a full range of sizes in both Frictionless Enlpii'e (mine
method) and Empire Disc. The choice of either entre or disc Meth -
oil, and the sive of machine, rots entirely with you.
The Empire Cream Separator Company of Canada, Ltd.
WINNIPEG, Man. - TORONTO, Ont. Sussex, N. O.
S. CARTER, Agent, Brussels
Listowel Poultry Association hers
decided to holt, a two days' Poultry
Show, Thursday and Friday, 2nd mid
3rd of February. $250 will be offered
iu_prhes.
piens Nichol, Pshaat, recently sold :t
pal t of Itis farm to \VIII. Kennedy, nl'
Wallace, Mr. Kenaiealy secured the
80 acres situated in the corpora tlia01,
while Mr. Nichol kept the bark 70 for
himself. The plies' Haid was $0100.
The old afacets far Ai el pal nue-
poses. have been re•applii,.tr l at the
saute salaries as last yanr. namely :
Wm. Bright clerk, salary 8250; W. 1.:
Binning treasurer, salary 8160 ; B. B.
Sarvis assessor', salary 8125 0, Taber-
ner collector, salary 8100 ; Wni.
Hamilton chief constable, sanitary
inspector and truant ,• officer, salary
$40 per. month ; C. G. Burger and J.
J. Foster auditors, salary 815 each ;
Sohn Livingstone High School Trus-
tee, Geo. Bray, member of Library
Board ; Dr. L. W. Thompson, Medi-
cal Health Officer end B. Bothwell
1 a vel
member of Board of Health ; S. .8,
Stevenson and'' T. Seaman fence view-
ers, and 3, R. Richards and A. Dann
pound keepers.
Blyth
Mfrs. Pfeffer was confined to her bed
with an attack of pneumonia.
The manly friends of Geo. King will
be pleased to hear that his health is
ini ht'Uvi ng.
D. Wolper, who has been in Pinebet•
Creek. Alberin, fee the past few
months, will spend the balance of the
Winter here.
A. Y. P. A. of Trinity Ohurch;
Blyth, will hold a Valentine Social on
St. Valentine's night, Feb. 14th in
hidnstry Hall.
The annual meetingof the Blyth
Agricultural Society will be held in
the Industry Hall, Blyth, "Friday,
January 20th, at 1 p, ur.
R. R. Sloan was in Toronto attend-
ing a meeting of the Ontario 3rea»t
Growers Association. He being one
of the Directorate.
bliss Claira Moffatt was married at
her mother's home on Dec. 30th, to P.
c s 1T lntout n
A. Jackson, of and they will
be "1St Honk. after Tan. 15th. They
are going to vesicle at the mother's
home, 45 Central Ave., Toronto. Up
to a few years ago the bride was a
t•csident ul` Blyth and had many
friends who extend congratulations,
Fordwich
Annual meeting of the Foil dwiah
Cheese and Rutter 00. was held in the
factory. All Mania officers were re-
elected.
Annual meeting of the Farmers'
Institute will be held in Brown's
Hall, Fordwich , on Feb..Oth.
0. W. Richard was in Paris, attend-
ing the lute Mrs. Stewart's funeral on
Tuesday of last week. Death was
caused by anemia and interment was
made in Faris cemetery,
Charles Shannon, of Drew, had the
misfortune to lose a ,rand io some
machinery on Wednesday of last
week, Ile is a son-in-law of Mrs,
Jas. Stevenson, 9th can., Howick.
Dr. 0. S. ''Mahood, an old Fordwich
boy, who is at present Medical'Super-
inten<lent of the Queen Alexandra
Sanatorinin, London, Ont„ has been
appointed Consulting Physieititr for
the cities al' London and St. Thomas.
The following ate the officers of
Cook's Lodge, No, 4, 0, Y. 13., for the
ensuing year:—W M., J Dinsmore;
D. M., Oswalt, Cooper ; R, S., Ehuer
Williamson ; F. S., Geo. Mee ; Treas.,
Antos Denny ; Ohap., Blake Fleet;
D. of (J., P. liainsLock ; Onutnlit.tee,
Enos Donaghy, M. Armstrong, G.
Sanderson, R. Fleet, Thos, Noggin ;
Tyler's, Fred. Sotllerau and D. Arm.
strong.
The annual meeting of Howick
District Orange Lodge was held in
the Orange Hall here. There
was a gond attendance. By the sev-
eral reports it was learned there was
an increase in the membership and
finances were in good shape. Don-
ations of 83.00 were made to the. Sick
Ohildren's Hospital and $7.110 to the
True .131ue Orphanage. Following
officers elect :—D Al Wm. Crawford ;
D. D. M., 1o,. Williamson Chap.,
Adam rte It S
Adam Spence ; Gey. A. Dane .
F. S., John binntgc nary ; !teas., Jas.
ha1118 ; D. of 0., David ane ; Lett.,
Win. Hays and Isaac Gamble,
Perth County
John Elliot L 2nd eon„ Logan, had
his hip badly hurt while working in a
gravel pit.
Installation of officers of Tudol
Masonic lodge itlilchell, tools place
followed by a banquet.
A clergyman in Mitchell distribuled
20 pairs of gond, heavy w<mlleu blank-
ets among the 'pont of Mitchell on
CheisLtnas eve, with a request to Ga-
selier
heseller that the donor's name should
mit be mentioned,
A, Bitrrit & Co.'s Dominion Base
and Unalet'tvettr' Mills •Mlitehell are
determined to keep in, the front rank
of Juan M actnres. They are at present
installing a linea of automatic knitting.
matin nes for the ivaunfaotnre of ri blast
hosiery, which aro the latest improved
and )Host, tip -to -date of tory uutahines
in. Canada.
Police Magistrate Love, of Loudon,
Ont.. is dead.
The People's Theatre and the Public
Library at Pembroke were burned.
Most of the books were lost,
The schooner Emma H. was damaged
ina great stern, off the coast of Nova
Scotia, and captain Guilin was washed
overboard and ctr'ntvned.
Vice-president Whvte:of the C. P. R.
speaks ie glowing terms of the prospects
of the West, which be says is attracting
capital as web as immigration from
Great Britain, •
I Western Ontario dairymen have ate• lion, Sidney Fis
her end other speakers
sided iii favor of 'Greer trade with the at tate Experimental Utaioo at Geelp)1t
, Milted Slates, discussed the tight .against noxious
cases of malicious damage to the [needs,
110 die -electric; lranstnission line have
been repotted at Leaden.
C 1 tabled I C
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ul'les taut stare n le .onl-
I
MOOSregardingthe Credo negotiations
with the United State
slloty t htl Crij
opposition to auy arrangement beingg
entered into. The resolutions presented
by the farmers are not included,
The amended *1 t•
aii,1 hour bill, as in-
trt,ducetl in the House of Commons by
Mr. Verville, was endorsed by the Fro-
ntier and Hors, Mockenzie`Xing, The
Est ell live of the Trades and Labor
C'ouncll do not skiprove of the measure.
SKONK WANTED
iN ANY QUANTITY
At Best Market Prices
I pay best in prices for Mink, coon, Muskrat,
Weasel,' Lynx, Bear, &e,
I pay all express' charges, charge no coin.
mission. T hold furs separate en request.
Write for my latest price list,
J. YAFFE
Toronto, Ont.
72 Colborne st.,
J.H1McLaIIand
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