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Christmas 1925 is now placed in the
category of p tat events' and our hope
g is that everyone thorongldy enjoyed —
tlnelxasclvi:s, We art prone to forget
in the festivities ; ttpd: 'merriment of —
E Christmas,. the real significiMee c$ the •
NA day, .in fact to•the nnnds of Many it it1
means Only a day of exceptionally! rei.
heavy meals and possibly ' a bottle of 1,i \el
some Concoction, which_ induces hr, 1=
rarity and maybe a night in the cells. 1
I�:owever each to his own pleasure, a
and now that the l'urkey and trimm �
1idgs have:19een disposed of and the
rioisa and happy eonfusion,, of the chil I
dren anti their elders (which is an in -;i,
despensibie Part of the Yuletide sea-
son) dying dowry„ The next event of
iiriportarice is the New Year and our i
wish to all is that you' may have a 4
Happy. and Prosperous : Year, The c
bcst'yon have ever known: 1 1
The funeral of Mts. Jno. Sutbor-
rand was held cm Thursday afternoon.
__ Dec 24 from the home of Mr. Wm eit
1 Mint die to Crreenhill Cemetery. Mrs „ 7
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. (Sutherland was in her 48th year.. and r.--:,:,
Di ' for the .past two years had been a 1114.
eat suffer r -froth cancer so that O
Janadry, nd, we opeh our dors to the bigatest. and most stupendous J n..
iii"III I f? ..
This 'is the sale yon b. ve bee
ht,, y Clear .�.n� '��' ate ever tiered in Wing�lla;oil. •
waiting toJ. PrieeS slashed as never before! Quality that instantly
appe Is and ., a>rcg sins that will "tickle" you all over!
Ladles' CO'�its 7.5® to 24.75. Dresses 5.09ta:, 22.50.
'Fahr C uatg; . A15.00 to 219.50; ,; i11nt1,''nas, Dress Goods, osiery, Underwear.
Russ, ➢Linot.eu ins, ,r1 ii.el.:, fits.
Ugen's New'Vinik61" Hats, Sults and (Wer(at99 ys' Suits anv .rcoa
ls, Work
-Over lis 1.t9, Odd Pants, Sue„ters, StanIaeid's,anPeman'; Underwear.
Children's Coats 4e95 to S®5O
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the end carne • as a happy release•1t9
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from pain, she is survived by her hus-
band,. and one son, besides several
brothers'. and sisters; two children
having predeceased her. Her maiden
r aniCi was Christena. McDougall and
her early home was at Tiverton. She
had.; resider in Lucknow for several
years, her inusband being a partner BES
in the hardware firm. of. Murdie &
Sutherland, but; for the past few
years they had resided. in Toronto,
where Mr. Sutherland has ,been con. —
uected' with a 'wholesale hardware �➢1
firm. She was: a:most estimable wo-
man and had a host of, friends here
wlio- sincerely regret her' early death.
Mr, and 'Mrs, John Joynt, left last
week, to spend a couple of •months in.
Florida. On the way they, purpose
stopping at Milton and spending
Christmas with their daughter, Mrs.
E. Millson.
Two very
quiet. weddings took pla-
ce. a week qr so ago when Miss;Mar-
a
garet Mr.Nab.and •Mr. Walter
ton, were married in Detroit and Miss
Marjorie Douglas and Mr, Norman
McCartney were married in Toronto.
Both young couples, are well known Dr. Dan Halliday is home from the
VA1here and have the best wishes of a West, visiting his parents.
�ge circle of friends. Ngrinan Stonehouse of London,
i M Harold Ackert who is attending spent Xmas with his parents.
I niversity in Toronto, visa ted his Uto.-; �,Ir. and Mrs. Dave McGill of Wing-
thcers at Holyrood and pieached to Ylxe'ham, spent Xmas with the foimer's
H1ilyrood and Ripley Methodist!sisters:
Churches on Sunday. _ 1 Mr. Fred • Scandrett of Toronto,
(1 . g those visiting their homes 'spent kmas with his mother, Mrs.
hf: e1over elle Christmas Holidays we Scandrett.
s Mary Conne ; Carson
.r.• iroticed Nlts y Mrs,
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BELGRAVE
Cecil Black, spent Xmas at his
home near Dungannan.
ki.Ijt.� 'wlr.I iP'td�Yii4lF tlLJr� „� 11
�.��-••-•--- i f Toronto. He w ,,sta..g
Missof "Wirt ham is spend -
TURN r, p, d "rs. Geo. 'Thomson, spCnt pante. o oro. o. r•
E_ Teeswater •"',f,. ,., t' ed at 8111 NIusl�olca and 4 rete in" Martha McCallum, Miss Joan. McCall- Flag
a few days with Mrs, David Scott
MANY MUNICIPALITIES
S . • R - to byac- Xrnas witry , elatives at W h
Brown was re-elected
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OLD COUNCILS J 'd term as I Miss 1+Lary Coombs gave
' ' AGC]4iAMATIO �� � c aria ion to girl friends
on ;Monday i+ c wain, c: ].' Callurxt Mr, Fob . friends a
_ her f Messrs. Stewart, Har-
t.
ar- Mrs. J. A. Geddes,
nig am,, yon. spent Xmas with
a b'rthda .1 the fall of r z he married Marjorie
urn,. Miss Dean Geddes, Mr. Jinn Mc- Mr. Joe Ruddy,
i t serve a sewn y M El only daughter of covin -t. McCallum, 1 -V -1-r- i Auburn.
...: , . r Fowler was also re party to g r MEI lin of that Jno, Lockhart, M Mr. andJ spent
e .. 1 n leve, while la cial Constable t c w
el
o iinissrotier. There afternoon. All present report a very', nous duties however, Aitclneson; Mr. T. Aitcheson, Mr. and Xmas �.nvith'Mrs. J. A.
Geddes
in Tarn ,wetted as hydros n town,}. His and
The nomination meeting for the. Council enjoyable afternoon. i. soon undermined old and Stanley Burins, Miss Freda Miss Dorothy Bridge of Detroit,
or sea be an election.m a > ough. country,.
r est`` attended f n withtook' a car of Bogs and illrs. D. Andrew,. Miss B', McLeod, visited with her pareirts for Xmas.
berry was the: largest seats and Board of Education, Mr. I. Black.his already iveakerted constitution and
Wilson saysSaturday. M M M' re London
some years. Mr. Gavin VJ Y following candidates • Goiincil, cattle 'to Toronto on t while trailing a fugitive from
it reminded' hint of a-zneettng `e a -
Mr. Archie McDonald; Miss e- Miss Louise MCKenzie of
h t th g NormalO •
e a ow-- - r was 1
A. Alton Mr.Tom. Alton, and Robt. Mcl�erizie of r-
. r . 'for a r Harr Altorn Mrs. C. F. Richard-
hos
ichard . angeville home for Xmas.
tended forty year? ago. We .under-
Bert Harkness, Dr. Wells, G. H. Link- Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson of justice in,; the spring of i9z3 that he . Clure, Miss ,
Robert .Donaldson, :, V4 ilhani W hrtewatei;, titan., .are lion a colla sed, and was tal.err to - Oi dha M • y , ngeville
the noniiiation later, A
nd that several ofBoardof Education C con ie of months holiday. They are later to Muskoka Sani= son, Miss Dorothy Douglas, Mr. A. Mr. Cameron `Geddes of Chatham
stand e Tl P h 't' l and
meetings were also largely attended
although there is possibly snore; accla-
nompson. . - ! osr a
n R. E. McCallum, Geo. both looking well. um.
5. Richardso taxi
Despite lnrs
condition an ir-
t W. R.' Colvin, A. L. Strome Mrs. 'acnes Watson and Mrs. Wm. on constituthon withstood, two and .a
everal Baptist, an are' at
mations this year than • for severa and G. C. Webster.. f J. Johns of Gladstone M half years of trying illness which he
years Brussels , present, g with relatives here.` fought with: a vigour: that was typical
e of his •every act. Whatever g i he
hi s- T- . ental Service , wilI . b
Kinloss Towns p will be no election- fit Bilis 1hi�ct
I
There
her w ane
he United Church, took he played:' with all his
els,te
eale! m, on Sunday, Jan, a remarkable ca-
1 election battle. For reeve, J.
J. acclaination. T1ney are: Bluev t N might; and having
Y.
Ackert. For cowl -
Reeve,
by
Tiffin Ernest A key Council, `Jori. 3rd: Rev
Trffi eve A. •C. Baeker;
ill Mal 1 n Ross Dave Carruth- Re A strong George charge T
ens; Adam McQueen, Melvin
Irwin.
Pinnell, Muldoon, Robert Bowman: Tine"'school meet on T
:Donald Mclutyre and Melvhri Irwin. oard' is , of D. C. Ross, R.
'The Death o
Kinloss • will be the scene of a live 1 old Council having filen ret aclniunrsi d il:, t under
•ci ors, a co iIsaac Hewitt, J. W, rms ro g..
.A11 have qualified. The first mention- b A. composed McDonald.
Downing,
ed for reeve and•the first for council-
GreyTownship- '
Ion are foriuer council. There will be a fight for all the of -
Robert
Lucknow
hnsto gets age flees in Grey Township. ' Those who
Jolunston' gets his tenth ac- cls qualifiednare: Reeve Frank Collins,
claniatiorr)for reeycuvrittcl'tlie soh coun- (Robert Livingstone, John. McNabb;
cil arned,�viz.: D. M. Johnstone, r
sh£' +deputy' reeve, Thomas McDonald, J.
obs Fie Robt. Mullin and A. E. 1E ,Rowland Wilbur Bushnvei
. , i ur Turnbull; couu-
l.cil, Joseph McKay, Garfield Baker,
!Turnberry Township {Fred W. Rowland, Harry (:eyes, 01 -
Reeve J. L. `MacEwen and Council- It Henningway and Timothy Nolan.
lois R and Grain; Jos.
David Fortune a W ,l•
'n Breckenridge, Hawick Township
and m Marshall the •he last:year's council have been
1925 .courtoil have received an accla- rreturned by acclamation. matiou Iseac Wright did not qualify
Holmes, Rich �
for •reeve, ann:d David o tries, - BLLtEVA1E
Rich-
ard Wilton,•,; Howard Wylie and Jas.'
McTavish all felt they would rathes<. 'Ye Mr r. and
andCherrWS.
ywond. spent the holidays
h -
attend to their Own affairs.
East Wawanosh Township rat the home of Post Master R. Shaw.
`' Reeve, Robt.:. Coultes, and Council- Mr. Thos. Johnston from
s mhethe West
lots 3.. 5. •Kerr, V. D. Stalker, F. Camp- f is visiting with
e.
bell and Bert'Thouipson get an accla-: Miss Martha Kane of Gorrie is vis-
(Meg with Mrs. Arthur Shaw.
tuition. ' Mr. and
� Waldein will be all pacify for painstaking detail, he was
e' gtraatcrly bo rated high among his fellows in every
.sday at 2 P. i7n. Al. position he held. In addition, he n--
ver failed to make friends ; wherever
E. J. Foran he was stationed. The regret which.
The death of Elmer '1. Foran in those friends feel at his untimely de -
Weston‘ Ont., on' Christmas .- day 'mise is •tempered by the .knowledge
brought' to a close a short' but active that in his few years he:had lived aitd
life. Born on his father's farm in 'seeu life more -than many Who have.
Wawanosh twenty-nine: years ago he..lingered through the alloted., span of
left home at,.an early age to seek'oth- three -score and ten. He often said
e fields. Having a keen intellect and that he preferred death to a life of in -
splendid physique he chose tasks of.activity, expressing the same thought
an arduous nature while he was still as Robert Louis Stevenson who
a youth and at eighteen years of age !wrote: •:
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Carruth and others.
Mr. Russ Ritchie
posed of his dray
gone to. the West.
to De-
gh;has gone
De-
troit for. some time.
Mr.' Nick Hedley, who is recover-
ing from his recent injury is visiting
his brother in Brantford.
was home for Xmas.
who recently dis-Mr. and Mrs. Scobie of Lucknow, be of Lucknow, visited Sunday witli
business here has spent Xmas at the'manse. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Fisher of our burg.
1 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brandon were A number of the sports' from here
r
Mr. and. Mrs. Robt. Owens had a.
gathering of about thirty of their re-
latives on Xmas day,
At the Municipal Nomination for
East Wawanosh, the 'cold `Council
were all elected by acclainkion.,Robtrli!
Coultice Reeve: Councillors; ' ','1
Kerr, R. Stalker, Bert Thompson an''d
Prank Campbell.
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RAPID CITY
Mr, Malcom McInnis, left
troit last week.
Mr. 'Frank Miller had the phone
sl any o"
and a t
week
stalled
last
lassies, on the'end. ri,ill
you his nnrnber; .
Mr. Alex. Nicho'
Carter, have radios
homes here.'
Mr. John Smythe has u.
wood with the sawing machine
Miss. Hattie Graydon of Streetsvil'
spent Tuesday last with her cousi
Mrs. M. Gardner.
Mr', and:Mrs. Robt. Pis1ui r and ba'
for De
Mr. Stan. Gough
1Vlorris Township
Reeve, Robert Shortreed; Council-
Iors,W J. Henderson, L, E. Cardiff, J.
McGill and 3, Brown are returned by
-acclamation.
Hullett Township Xmas at the homeof M. J. Smith. '
For Reeve, 'W'. Clark and.M. Arm-YI Mi: Harvey Messer of. Toronto was
strong; for 'council, Jas. Forbes, E. home :over Xmas holidays. �,
Adams, J. Leiper, H. 1Vldrgridge and boMr- and Mrs. A, Holmes stl�ended
`4V'eson:steW aws,u.oski "Township
W. Addison. the funeral 'of the latter's nephew at
Saturday.
Mrs..v. Irwin have i c-
turned back home again • from Port
Huron.
Mr. and Mrs. King of Regina, 'spent
a
Tew days with. relatives here.,
Mr. and Mrs• L. W. Ruttari, spent
t r
sk
ar
he wd,s firing fast trains on the Cana- Under the wide ands y sky
dlan division of the Michigan Central Dig the grave and let 'rhe die
Railway. Leaving that read after
three years service he worked in a
similar position on both the Canadian
Glad did I live and gladly die
Aud,I lay me down with. a will.
The . fuheral was held on Monday
National and Canadian Pacific Rail- the 28th of December to St. Augus-
ways and it was"" %vh le employed by tine • C'emmetery, Rev. Fr, McCardie
the latter cornpany'that he went over- officiating, The pall bearers were:—
seas with the Canadian Forces hi the 'Athol Bruce; Jos. Brophy, John and
Great War, joining the 75th Toronto tAugustine, Boyle, Mark Armstrong
battalion in France. Weakened by and Thomas Cummins, were boyhood
the hardships on Active Service he 'associates of the deceased,
fell a. victim to a severe attack of in-
fluenza with complications. Armistice BORN
Day found in an English Hospital at Atlarns--Its_ Hamilton on ]december
Folkestone where he spent the ten 27th to Mr and Mrs. W. Claire
following weeks in convalescence. He
Adams, a daughter.—Lois o s. Evelyn.
was invalided: home early in 19.19 but
t before he had recovered. suffic-
For' Rewe,' Thomas Medd, R. John-
ston. Council, W. E. McPherson, W.
Stewart, William Carr, W. J. (..eddy.
Ashfield Township Thomas
For reeve John 1 arrish,
Sullivan, Cou.cili . T'hotnas Anderson,
W. J. Black,.' 1. Congrani,wAlex. t ack-
ttt, Samuel Sherwood)
Toreiato on��' end- and in the following Y
M`rs. I. Wilson of Toror,,o is spend- itti tt t eta owlCity Police;
A
ing' a few days with relatives, here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hall, �1�S.r,, and proved too lncsnotonous for
Mrs. G: Hall, Mr, and Mrs, J, '1+rlas- loving nature and after one
ters, attended the funeral of the late vice he resigned to jo ti
Mrs. Wm. Hastie at Gorrie on Sub- splice under General,,:
1, the Ati -..n
day,
no
iently to enjoy.a� Christmas trip to EAST WAWANOSN
Ireland•• Mr. John McGee; spent Xmas at the
attended the "At I-Iorne,'" held by
in Hullett for Xnias.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie McDougall at Lucknow Orangemen of L. 0. L. 4.1u
Mrs. Ceaser for Xmas. and report a very enjoyable: event.
Mr
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lake, spent Xmas The ladies assisted' by sti 1 '
very dainty lunch. ,
at Mt. Forest.
Pp ming •''`
Resuminghis worle 'with the C.P.R. home,of his' sister, 14Irs. Sintpson in
he found that he was no longer igtzal :London. He was ; accompanied home
to the strenuous life of .a rut ,der 1y plisses Isabel nd Jean Sirtipsoci,
year ted
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Our Sincere ishes
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