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EVERY PRICE
A 13.1.11.64IN
PRICE
EVEY
At, BARGAIN
PRICE,
JANUA 'V SALE
CONTINUED
owing. to the very stormy weather of the past week
we will continue our January Sale to the end of the
month for the benefit of those who could not take ad—
, vantage of the many good bargains.
'25 to 49 per cent, 011' aa Whiter Goods.
Ladies avid Children's Coats Half Price
Many good styles to choose from, all new this season
Furs About Halt Price
We are anxious to clear out the balance of our Furs before stock
taking. so make the following reductions
4 Sable Scarfs, trimmed with heads and tails, fur on both eider;
regular &Lee January sale. ....... ...... ... ...... .12.50
4 Isabella Oppoennt Searfs, trimmed with heads and tails,
regular 10.00 January sale 5,50
6 Illeerinot Throws. 38 inches long, good qeality fur, regular '7130
January sale
All other Ears redneed in Mink, Lamb, Belgian Hair,
Fen. and SeeeirreL
4,00
MILLINERY
Any trimmed hat in stock only 1.50
Any untrimmed hat only 250
/tet t Was t.% at $2.50
Two dozen only, Cream Nett Waists. silk lined,
reg. 5.00, January. sale 2.50
Dress Goods at 39e
- 200 yards of all wool Dress Goods regular 63c
January sale 390
Fur Coilared Coats• $15.00
Just 4 ot these good coats left, western sable collar,
• quilted lining, reg. $25 and $27, January sale 15.00
Cloth Skirts $3 98
Your choice of any $5 and $6 skirt only 3.98
Lined Skirts, reg 1.50 for... 1.15
Ladies Vests, reg 25c for i 9c
Gloves, reg 25c, sale price 190
Toweling, reg 1 2 i c Eck
t, . ....8c
Toweling, rev 10c for 70
Toweling, reg 8c for
Black Silk Waists, reg $4 ti0 for.......2.50
Prints, reg 12ic iot ' foe
Terms' eash.
One Price Only
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Next week we make our annual inventory. Be-
fore doing so there are a few things we'would like to
clean out at a low price as we don't want to include
therin next year's stock.
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Ladies Long Coats
Four only Black Kersey Coats, full length and
very serviceable, sizes 36, 38, 40 and 42. We never
saw better coat at the regular price 6.50, on Saturday
only we offer these at each 4.38,
Three Only
Misses Kersey Coats, two blue and one green
length 30, 36 and 38, price 3.5o to 3.75, Saturday 2.10
These are N w
Toband this week, three pieces self stripe Worsted
Dress Goods, 48 inches wide, colors navy, dark red,
and green, worth too, . only short ends of each, we
will offer these for One da), only, Sattirdav at per yd
69 cents.
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(Inc of the roost interesting featuves
that has ever figured in a local elec•
tion is being fonght out in a, campaige
here, Both payees wish to retain the
balanee ot power, 0.P. Bush and john
f3arry ,were elected by acclamation,
The ITEWEi Wits not returned, mod io
the field at preempt for councillors itre
George .foine, 'Thomas Hudson and
David Nicholls. If ejes +re. Hedsen
and Jolut are elected their party re.
tains the balance of power, Au effort
els being made to disqnalify Mr. Joint
from the contest on the greumil that,
he eannot hold office in the council be-
cause a building used as n un icipa,1
building is'owned by him, Me, Joint
contend& that.he made the building
over to his wife, end has absolutely no
interest ln it. He can qualify on other
property, He bits consulted his solici-
tor end was informed that his view is
a correct one. Others, however, con_
tend that it is not, and It is expected
theta, very interesting fight will re•
suit,
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Dungannon
• Chester Robb, of London Township
visited his uncle, De Bice, on Tues
• day.
Mr. FIAmiton, of Listowel, is reliev-
ing El. Staples in the Sterling B Luk
here fora few ditys owing to the lat-
ter's sirkneSe.
Mr. le, Taylor hes retnened to Berlin
after a visit with relatives in Ashfield.
Tee annual Wawanosh district (Or-
ange r: ,odge meeting was held here
Tuesday, wheu Um following were
elected officers for the ensuieg. year
District; matter. Thos. Shepeerd, o
Nile; Ma'am**, Erneot Seaxus, 01' Nil e,
and chaplain, J, B, Youtsg, 01 Dun-
• J. J. Retie, bleteltsmith. who had
Geo. Bradford's shop leased during the
past year, pnechneed the bonding fl,tla
adjoining Inoue and lot, paving $2,200.
l'he West Huron Farmer's Institute
wilIheginholaing meetiugs throtigh-
ou tthneosea ttetitinastitaii,t 0 rfe
oti i witl h held 00
Monday afternoon and evening next,
when a number of local and outside
speakers win be present, •
The 33rd annual meeting of the West
Wawanosh Mutnn3 Vire Into/ranee
Company was held in the Agrieultural
Hall yesterday. The president, Mr.
Alex. Stuatt, of St. Helene, presided.
Atter hearing the directors', and audit-
ors' reports the meeting -was heeded
over to the onricyholders,who appoiut•
ed Wm 8 Line eilnirnInn, and
Allen secretitev. The election of three
(erectors meulted in 1. H. Krartke.j as.
(+Hein, Timothy Griffin and John
Long being nominated. the first three
eeing elected. A long discussion on
redeetiou of rates foe rodded bnildings
resultedin the tneeting almost union-
iously advis ng the directors to nittite
no change at present, At a subse-
quent meeting of the directorsefohn H.
leaake, of Ktneardine, was appointed
president. mid ins. Grivin, of Nile,
'100 president.
COillifSPONBENTS.
The New Bra wishes to, in.
crease.its stet f of correspondents
throughout the county and
vites the help of these willing to
send in irorn week *to tveelc,
items of news in the neighor-
hcod. MaLtere 01 inipOr ause
) are always writ:owe, but equally
so are the items telling of the
movements of people to and.
from the locality. The New Bea
asks that, all, willing to help in
the work, which will benefit the
loeality by bringing it before the
world, write to the Editor of
the New Era, when supplies of
paper, enveloPee and postage
Will be furnished.
and third hen, second cockerel and
first and third pullet in the Silver Wy-
andottes. also four valuable specials.
• .
DaShwoOd
Mr. John Nediger, of Pigeon, Mich,
epent the holidays with his parents,
Mr. Tobias Guenther mecidently
broke his little finger. while working in
the barn Saturdite.
Mrs. WWI. levelancl of. Sarnia. is at
the present taking nave • f hor (nether
Mrs. i8iebe» who hard the Inisfelletne
to break her leg EM New Year's E,se.
When the rumor itt counection with
the teinoval of the Molsnes Bank from
. one village was- found to be correct,
there was considerable excitement and
dtseppointmene anaong ouz• beeriness
tnen and citizens. A Meeting was
called of those interested out night
last week, to docuss the situation
when it was decided to eiroulete a
petition and send it to the head office
ot the bfolsons Bank asking that they
reconsider the withchawal of the
brench from Dashwood, It will be re-
membered that about a year ago when
the Farmers' l3enk 'closed its doom
lotal depositors lost in the neighhor-
hood 01 .801,000, withal amount has to
be eatned hefore the deposits in the
new bank can equal the amount in the
old. The Mummer Battle me withdraw-
ing owing to the small deposit account'
/LOU claire the business; 18 001 sufficient
Ir, prey the expenses, It is hoped that
the officials of the bank will re consrder
their decision and at least try it for sm-
other year.
RrnsSels
By the burning of the Henry flour
mill at Ethel, SIX miles distant from
here, Monday evening, the proprietor
met with a heavy Moe He will re.
build next spring.
Attbe annual /meeting of the Best
Huron Agricultural Society, a good
report was presented. Notwithstand•
ing the downpour of rain on fair day,
cutting off the 'gate reoeipts from
about $700 to $5, the full prize list
was paid, $100 being borrowed to meet
the gate shortage. Thanks to the wet
weather insurance act, the Provinciel
Government has handed over $247,
which will prove a tweet help. Iteeve
Leckie was re.eleeted president; Geo.
Robb, first vise, and P. Scott, secoed
vise There is a.good staff of directors.
W. • If Kerr is secret/try:treasurer.
Tee society win go in igain tore the
field crop competition, taking •oats as
the test crop. They will also send Mr.
Rubb and Mr, Dames to the leabee As-
sociation meeting at Tomato.
Settiorth
Miss Mabel Mitchell and Mg Nee./
Colwell, of Harrisville, Mich., are the
guests deifies Southgate.
Mrs, Peed Brophy, of Winnipeg. is
visiting her parents, Mt. and Mm,
Charles Soule, .7ohn street.
Mrs. Peter Dill of Dublin, visited
recently with het. mother, Mrs. 1,, Mr-
Donattl, ;Tulin street.
Mte. 'Weed, of Egmondville, leOflSlS4,11-
y ill w I th piston. p aerial onia, Miss
Bogen, of Flills Green, is the name
in attend:Ince.
Mr. Pori Vaniegmend. orgenist et
the Presbyterian Oh twoh,E's,rnondville,
was in Clinton on 'Wednesday lookieg
over the Doherty- clomeh orgims-the
conotegetion inteties , placing a new
005 1,) the church '
Mr, Melvin Colbert, of 5lekatoon, N
01.1 a visit, to his brother. ele, Harry
Colbert of E,rnortclville.
At the p -entry show held in Mitch 11
recently, Mr. Peter Coley 'son first
.40001-1(1 in a 1 the Golden Wyrin-
(Mlle classes, and firse nock, seeond
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1)
()ip 13pociall
Tfto
Parkyl.e ellosees are perfect- 5
ath ea) Health
e
ly odoi:loS and a comfortable
system of inside closet. I f
eoderlek
Mary, duly child of Amos; Stetwo.
WAS bitten by a dog belonging to Mr
Emily Leve this forenoon. Owing 1
the recent eataes scare the
head will he sent to Toronto foe extun
ination.
The first masquerade earnival WO,
bele last Peiday evening in the net
arena. It was largely attended, th
handsome, prizes dotiated by Manage
Goldthrope being keenly eontested fix
'Pensy Tow neuter be the new nam
for Grolerieh, as the local Hoak:utter
Al 'Society has adopted that flower
the floral emblem of the town. Von
ditions here rite said to be specially de
sirahle for growing it and an eifert i
10 10 meth: to make it a noticeabl
feature of tbe decorations in the loca
paelte and streets. The Hortioultued,
Society has decided to hold it flowet
show in May or June.
At the regular meeting of the town
council, held Friday evening, Walter.
E. :Kelly tendeeed his reeignetioe tis
councillor, which was accepted. Noun
/nation to fill the vacancy will DO held
for with, Petitioos which were pre-
;ented asking the cothuni to seduce the
i
quer licenses to four were sent to the
special committee. A request from the
Goderich Hotelkeepere• Associetion
urging that the hove eelative to sates
of liquov be enforced was filled.
stiodeitielt Township
Me. and ides. William Perdue visit-
ed one day recently Eldl the home of
their daughter, Mrs. 13. Lindsay, of
Porter's Bile
There will be no service in Cole', i
Sharon church on Sunday, Febrre i
4th owing to Quarterly seevices wile.:
well tie held in the .BLyfieid Ohurch a
:e - , o
. .
i Mi. and Mrs. Hackersviller, or Seh
.1 eingvitle came up this week h, a tter,i.
* neeng ill, returned to Wood,.$teck ,,n
I tee funeral r.if the late Mr. 5, Ruh ve. i
' MI8S Tent/Lore of Woodstock, e h
has been vit iting at home awing' ,t
her lather. Mr. Fredericit Tr/ht./rite Se.
'Feeley. We ere pleaeed to repoet ell.
Telithutt is inipeoving.
The teeny friends of Mt. Gsoree
.Stirline, 13 tyfield Lin(.4 Will be Sony
to toren of hie ssiious illness, he b •v-
ing taiz.en a si puke a few. daye ego, 5.). e
hope tie miry soon rally 2LipI,111.
Diettho-There passed Way on el er-
day morning at flee o'clock an old e 'id
respected reeident. of this To wnshii. in.
the person of M. Samuel Rath wet at
the ege of seventy-five years. The 1' I I / •
era,' tools place on Wednesday of lids
wee c to Bay!. mid cemetery. See oleo
weirs, in a later issue.
Teo annual tneeting of sebscribers of
the Geste/rich township telephone *we
tern wits held in Holmes' hall, Holtnee,
vine, recently. Tee COLIIIDESSi01,n VA
preetnted their report, which WEI^ a
very favorable one. Since the last
meeting the system was extended in
the northern pert of the township end
181 new subscribere were added, fee ti -
five of them having free conneeeion
with the Bell telephone system at
Goderich. Applirso ions/ for 'five riew
te4q)hoties were received, to bitee , oe-
nection also. wiill Gederich. The otd
commiseioners were reeeected fos en -
other term. They are : Presideot.Oere '
Holland ; seeretery, O. W. Potter : . rid
Edward Wise. Tile president's .., ry
iefr 1012 will bc 823 , the sccro. ire 4
160. arid the, other coin inissIoner's $.10.
With theexeeption of the son and
daughter ip the West all are membere
of the family were preSent at the fu-
neral, which took place on Saturday
afternoon to Meitlend cemetery.. The
Orange brethree, of which order the
deceased wae an, old and faithful mem-
ber, it id charge of I be burial service.
Elev. James rim -Mho') was the cfriciat-
ing dergyman. The bereaved have
the sympathy of the community 10
their loss.
Sarn McOno'1.111h1TfitepluErchased a tw
year old grey colt front RichavdCarter.
Mis Elsie Lyon spent a few days of
last week'with Miss Maggie Shopherd•
" John Lawson, of Stratford, spent a
few days with 'his cousin (Aeries Lee.
Mi. lied Mts. Oliver Clerk are spend-
ing a few months with Hullett Mende
befove ret urn ing to their home in Nu.
teha, Saskatchewan.
Miseee Clara and Pherne jeckson of
the West, 2bre spending the Whiter
with their, sister, Mrs. Frank • Long,
ream, r
Wni, LindsteY has sold ids eb acre
farm to Robert Lawson, of Constanee.
ClIntl, Wallace has purchased a fine
horse from .Edward Ora w ford.
Mr. and Mrs, James Oartright wit/
celebrate the fiftieth Anuiversary of
their Marriege January 201h.
Me. and Mee. 0. Hooper, of Blyth,
spent Suncley with the latter's aunt,
Mrs John Danhy,
'Roble Lindsay, ef Memitoba, spent a
Jew days of last week with Constance
friends.
Id' Mi'. A. Weymouth Sun-
dayed with the former's brothel', John
Waymnuth, of '
Joseph Youngbint spent Sunday
with friends on the 8th Concession. ,
The annual congregational meeting
of the Burn's Presbyterian Church
was held on Wednesday afternoon of
January 17th. The report of the
session showed that 20 new niembers
were received during the year be eer-
tificate and 25 by profession of Faith,
The total membership N 130. During
the year there were 15 baptisms, 3
•marriagee and 2'deattis. ' The reports
showed that thetotal receipts 01 the
corgeegation amounted to $1,23.3 with
O totel balance on hand of $308. After
the reports were heard the °Ricers
were elected for ibe Yellowing year.
The congregation decided to heve
an minuet report published; to pure
chttee an individual communion ser-
vice and aftee discussion of Church
alterations or new eburch a Ledies'
Aid was orgenized. Lunch was served
by the Ladies
Illyth.
Reeve Milne is Attending Huron Co.,
Connell this week. r
' In the VDT! Councillor last Mon-
day George Powell WIEN chosen by the
close majority of 8 votee, Mr, Moody
Was the renner us Ana gave the 0(11-
1)51' a lively ehase
Mrs. Richerd Corley, a former well
known resident of .1i,sl Wewanosh,
was hutted here last efonday after-
nooteRev. Mr. le Ler taking the seeviee
She WaS 11, Miss Vencarnp and has been
Jiving near Lindsay of late. Me. Corley
and their oely son prederreessed the
wife and mother,
Rev. Dr, MeLeen, Goderich, So
long the pastor of St, Andrew's cbureb
here, died at hie home last Monday
Meet re short tepees and will be hurled
here on Thueschty etternoon, service
being conducted by Huron Peesby tery
ot wiiich he WAS SO long the Clerk, in
St. Andrew's church at 1: 30 o'clock.
Ravileld
Dan 'Wilson, Esq, who bars been an
old resident of this place is now visit-
ing about the viol/thy.
Tee fieherinen and ritizens are now
busy getting a supply of ice up for the
StIEDIner,
Trinity Ohureh will hold an enter-
tainnient in the town halt on the even-
ing of Candlemas Day. February 200
,the vacarit seat in the CODDC11 Wits
contested for on Monday laet by R.
Smith and Sam Moore, the hatter be-
ing elected by it sniall majority.
HydrotElectric was :deo voted on and
caeried by it unamions vote.
Winghatn ,
Peoposed extentiene by Meal fae-
toriee ;which Will mean work lor
smite hundreds of additional mete
keteoaten to being about a 1
louse
Canine in Weneelearn, 'Business men
and eoetractors .age planning to
erect scores of housee next spring
In order to meet the expeeteti in-
crease in population. Phe Weetern
Foundry- company alone, which re-
cently increased its force ese 200
'y more within aishort period. iOther
h 311.031, expecte, to have jobs foe 300
factories ere als ,
1 the yeae, witl acme. phenomenal am-
; mint, of house building all over the
01., town.
'LotadeSboro
leliss Elsie Lyon is visiting MissMag
, gie1Shepherd, of Flarlock, this 'week.
I The many friends of Mr. losep
. Lyon will be sorry to hear that he
' not improvieg in health,
Mr. Ed. Oraerfercl, of the 13th Con
cession treated the young people to
dance ott Friday evening,
returned home Atter speeding a few
Mete Bert Jones, of Dungannon, bas
days with Mrs, F. Woods.
Rev. Osterhout was in Wingbain
and Gimes this week,
Miss Reet, of Pt, Colborne, Os vise,
ing Nexther Ss sister,
yilarrirse.rRn ierivg li'ErtrheeY. Meth-
odist Church the Pastor, Rev. J. IL,
Oeterhout B. U. %vie give the beet 01
O series o14 sermons on the subj act of
Church Union, Good crowds have
attended the Church during the teries
of seer/tens notwithstaucting the
stormy weather andmuch interest in
the subtecor is manifested.
Tim armed cotigregational meeting
A line man was esigaged for two days
< No Plumbing necessary 1
el
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f each week to look atter the syetem.
The death of Robert Mei/ wain at bis
tome on the lst coriceesion ot this
ownship removes one who had been a
esident of thie toWnship dewing sti of
he sixty-four years of his life. His
emise took place on Thursday of /est
eek, following a six weeks' ieness
esides his widow he is eurvitel by a
amity of three sons and five de/Th.1
ers. They are Mrs. eos. and
tonuel, in the West; Mrs. Flee e, of
atilt Ste. Merie ; Mrs, Ryan, ofreun-
annon, and George, Roy, Fleet and
thee at home. George, Samuel and
ohnston McIlwain, all of Goderieh 1
wnship ere brothers and Mrs Me -
Allister and Mrs. Griffin : alga oi this
wnship, are sitters of the sies.esed. a
$1.0 to $25.
Cell and See for yourself,
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of iheLotlE1V:3134.71D Presbyterian Chtmeh
was held last Thursday ofternoon,Rev,
IV. T. Pea ecy esioine. The report,
of se:elon 8110VVed. 11,1 :18 15055 lLiu
hers win e reueiyed ;loving the year, 5
errtificifte rind 13 by 11.)) e 61 0 n Of
F,0111, P1) '1: 3556 7 baptisms. one
death and ont? neirrG
iege, Good re-
ports were pie -meted froru ell the
orgamesiticres which thowed the total
010001)18reised by the congregation to
be 5880. The Litdiee' A.id, the new
organization of the year showed that
they had been doieggeod work. The
clIscussion of the meeting centered
about the report presented by the
Convenor of the Building °committee,
The decision re new church will be
made aftee a canvas of the congrega-
tion is made. Lunch was eervecl by
the ledies.
The regular meeting of the Womenei
Institnte will be held on Thursday the
lst of February at the home of Mrs. II,
Adams. All ladies eordiallyeinvited to
attend. Time 2 ; 30 p. m. The Instit-
ite intended haviug an oyster supper
/let night but it will be held to -night
Friday) at Mrs. Maine.
Saw 1058 are; beingtakento the mill
a pretty good rLate these aye
0, Oantelon shipped a car of potat-
oes on Wednesday.
, J, Cummings shipped a lot of cattle
from here last Wednesday,
le, Adams expects 0 car of coal al-
ronseany (ley now.
The are several parties speken of as
Iikelv tenderers for carrying nisail to
and Peorti the station,
• The annual mooting of Knox church
took Place SEInt Thursdity and all the
reports strewed the ehureli to lee flour-
ishing.
There is (mite a lot of effort being
put forth towards having a new church
built
London Road
Mee. A, Slieve.nson received the sad
news on Monday morning of the death
eit her tether, M. Sam Rathevell, of
Goderieh Township.
Mr. andMrs, Wheeler, of London,
came up to attend the iimeral of the
latter's gyanclitather, Mr. S. Rathivell,
of Goderich Township, and are spend-
ing the rest of the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Stevenson. '
The petition for tbe Rural Mail de-
livery has heen completed and will be
forwarded this week to the Post-
master General at Ottawa.
The League have postponed their
social evening till next week,
Several ou this line have reCeiVai
invitations to attend the Leap Year
dance at Brucefieid next Teesday
night. •
Mrs. Jackson and little boy, of
Stratford are'visiting at Mr. Walter
Swinbank, It is thotight that the
little tellow had taken some Pelsen
Which he had found in a bottle, but
fortunately however nothing serious-
ly happened,
Relgratre
Junes Oloakey. 4th line, who has
been on the sick list, is considerably
improved we are pleased to hear.
Win. Davidson, 410 line, who was
ill with pleurisy, followed. by other
ailments, is able to be about once
move.
Shredded Wheat banquet, Jan. 3010,
in conneotion with die Methodist
Church, Beigrave. Don't miss it. A i
good peogram !weltered,
Speciei interesting services in the
Methodist' Church this
week. Quarterly meeting eerviees
next Sunday morning at the 11011DeS.
ville church.
Stanley
.111e. John Thee. Graham ems in fore
onto during the Drat of the week with
a, load of cattle.
• Weave pleased to state that :ties.
Geo: Baird who has been 111 with
grippe is now inipeoving.
Mrs. John Cameron, who is home
from the /Meet, underwent a serious
operation in this Clinton Hospital on
Saturday, ant +11 last eports ehe was
doing nicely. es
Mr. John A. Melt wen, eon 2, Stan.
ley, underwene en operation in Clinton
Hospital on Teurstlay Afternoon last
for recurring appendicitis. The opete
Lion was successfully pea roiled by
Dr. Gene, assisted by Dee. Rogers and
Gandier. Meilliven is making a
good mebvety and will soon oe able to
be out.
Brueetield
Three ear loads of fat cettle was
shipped from 000 8151100 on Satneday
lest by Messrs J. Reid, Taylor and
Graham Bros„ of Stanley. We trust
they obtained good prices.
Jose.ph Watson, who lute been ill of
pneumonia is slowly recovering.
Rev. Me. Anderson, of Toronto,
preached in the Presbyteeion Church
on Sabbath lest.
New hasleeee received of the mime
age of Miss Grace Gemmel, of Tux
ford, Sitskatehewari, fotenerly of Stan
lay te Mr. N; Jones, of lito isetatv.
The bride bas many friends in our vie
inity who wish her all ingnoinese,
tillef„eldn. Munro is haying his tee house
Tne•tacties of the vicinity are prepar-
ing. to have a leap year hall on Tues.
day next in Walltee's lea.. The (Mat
ton orcheetrit will flirt/18h the tntaric,
James Boyce tied au automobile
shippee to him from Toronto this
week. Farmers em now beginning to
think they should have the best teat
is going.
The Presbyterian church held their
annual congeegatioeitt metitiog on
Wednesdey when ell repines were
site, tuggobtt 511',o6i0e0vatktlel . be pTlIfe
id, church has
Mr. Robert Watson is makieg
good recovery from the serinue etack
of pnettmonie that he has been sunn-
ing ti oni rhe pest week,
Mr. Al x. Mustard has foul: teams
busily employed laying in logs Pee Ine
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Poe the Winter Evenings -all
the popular games such as
Parchesi, Flinch, Lost Heir
Orokinole ete.
Diaries for 1012,
8,8. 1te.:13s for 191,2.
Canadian Almanacs for 1012.
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Mr. James Ross, London ro ad, is
improving steadily after his recent
severe illness.
The public library hats Already 105
members foe the cement year, and it
has been open only two wevies This
is tee best record sinee the library
etarted, ft costs only 50 cents to be-
come a member for the year.
A. meeting of the 13rucerield branch
of the National Council et Agrieultere
was betel at Welker e Hall on Monday
evening lest. There was e fair attend-
ance. Mr. A.lexenclee illuetard, the
president occupied the cheer. After
the transectiooe of reutioe Insiness a
discussion took piece on the advisabil.
ity of bolding- reenter 151&maws in the
2111)11,'. 11 W85 deeidstl 0 (10 10 ansi
into &Hera. The next meetingewill 10
held or, Feeley evening the second of
leetwneey et 351 when ME'. R. B. Me.
Lean, of leippen will give an address
on co-opal/elm/ =long femme. Mr.
MeLean has given that subject o good
deal of thought and time for many
Years and, is well quelified to haudle it
in On intereetingumnner. The meet-
ings will be open to the general public
and it Is hoped by the management
thatthere will be a large attendance,
croo rAte, for Last Weigel
The Huron Presbytery was held in
our village on Tuesdaer.
' Miss Isabel Scott, of Seaforth, is the
guest of Mrs. Wasman.
Mrs A. Retehen, of Gorlerich wae
the gneet of Mr John Ketchen, of
Stenley this week.
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lurgtothe inclm
eent wee:thee and
Hugh leteDermiii, and family, of
S tantey, have moved to 8 enrol, th , Where
they he.ve purenased Ane, They
will be irmeh knisbed in Sta Wee and
Sertforth will Nett thew good citizens.
BS KIND TO THE HORSES.
A. resident Stated thii( anorniteg
that oll clrivere ebonite, be careful,
during :the cold weather to ewarna
the in011 bins of hoses' brie-111es 'be-
fore ,slipping them into) +the, ani-
mals' mouths, "ft le onneeessarrye
he said, "to saye anything( 'to the
horeemen about waerning bits, or
anyone who hoe been 'used to hors-
es, but there apt lo he pool/tie:who
carelessly will slip ithet melee bites
into itbe horscee mouterte with the
result that the erelct stikk
to their jaws rend,- teal( tovay the
skin?'
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