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JEWELLERYn for 14t?LIDA>Y
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Rings, i"ile�' -
- Th,`mbesu Fobs,'
eckiets, VWatches
BroochesBraCelets,
” Veit Pins, Collar
Pins.Everything
in this :Liffe.
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Winter Snit.
When looking for your •new.;!
Winteiz'Suit, do not forgot to
give us a call. We have a fine
range of Tweeds, Worsteds,
etc., 'to choose from. Our
prices are as cheap as any.
Suits made at short notice.
We also have a large nnmber of
Samples to eelectfrom.
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HOFFMAN,
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,t,.. 11tai°sUlLOINORAP. rt. BFI'S. H�'•;:�fi
tsttitttettal inetitetiorathat ruesap t•
ti•� rents from all parte of 'Canetds. ,
te:Here if ;one• of hundreds of letters F
„,. ,.,barn$ received daily
e ` New Liget
Jdllii I): McNatlthton,
keard;'•Ont. a A. youg.g wan riot 1e
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!Monggaan here; bed. suffei�in'g frbsefe,.•
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it rix a believed, coutuulpp£1an, rs
being','kept:by ons -ofl•the hotali�
here.: Hee hlie--fin �aitidans end ikis/s
been refused ' `ndmitai$ier : tci . our
hospital. • The • conditions *Here
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hens- offer him, no chance. Obeid
•-:hn e, witted to ythir Freeelles- ••
r' vital for •Constiraptevea?i 'IV not;
• :wild you inform ue vnhere he.cen
.• be sent, arid whatedepu arek aces-
earg' to secure prompt admi,teeii ee?
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"W TAKE this ti ,•
g YLI�LL
nity of wishing our 2
Customers a 1Bappy'
1 and Prosperous New Year,
75 and thank each and all for
having made the past year
our most prosperous year
since we have been in busi-
ness. We ask you again
for your hearty support
for 15110, and 'we will do
our bust to merit it, by
giving you value for •your
money. "
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.MEAT MARKET
WE keep in stock a
full line` o fresh
meats, hams, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness,
.Our aim is to keep
nothing but the best.
We .make . our own
sausages.
Give us a call.
Y UNCLUT .
BEICHERT.
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ii+i12 English gentlptnan travelling
en:Holland, on enri'v, ngeet w c rte►in•
village enquired f there was any-
o9e p?; le could speak • English, He
e sena l'aeredneed:.to e4hte willrge
'0011,00ltniniter, , The Etiglieheeina
' ] 'srhi: '''°1AY •desire friend; cisat.,d'you
e' t'eltrne where Me. W ackheien r4,er,,
• 1 ,r, , `w the ',reacher, lives?"
"•Yaw, You jest walk de „road
71 rip to 'do oreekr and •turn de piitcle
ouer de sht ntik n' Lee;pou just go
y• on till yoti:'gtirne•to+ r►•;t•read whet
•iridds woods,:around a. schoolhouse ;
but you'don't'talrei-dot road .']Bell,
den you go on tfll'you' meet :11; Iiig
barn, shingled mit strew ; ,den you
•.•darn de road rotted de.„ field. and.
oar tilli,yotechn td'KPig red house
~.a11 speckled o'er mit ,vita, sled d'e
srarret upstairs Vell, dat is nay
• broder Han's house;• den you durn
e• •;:ee,,,i ; rei nee! nee ,
! t et -tee nee • ilk
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& + ..""'1."'' '+:z', de house aroundpde barn, •and you Randall keeping lights at bri
•"''ti"Fl;4'., »"t 1•, e , >:a. i ,e ! sob a road' dot' goes; up. in de woods, $5.00 ;,eT Jeferey.lights at held • a
," " " ! 1 • Den iron don't ,duke dat road too. $Ming approach, $5.00 ; ..$ pi
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go Yi' ht Straight on end
y it . :lick Children, $10.00 ; J Ko , r
''''!"'..°:`1',Q-1 ' de. Brat' you. meet is a • haystack, ons "oon L-3', $$.00'9 T' Johnson, p1'
r T *Sid the ne t; ere etbarrack Vell, age and exchange. $2=05 ;•. '1'h
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NOT A $INDLBPATIENt M'AB•°BYU!BIBN
REFU$EO 'AOMIUUION TO' rut •YIBOKOKA
,FREE NOePITAL MAVEE OP 51B4Oi N1B
INABILITY TO PAT. •
Since the hospital was opened in''
April, 1902, one thousand five '
hundred' and twenty-four patients'
have been treated in this one'ieisti-
tution, representing people from •
every province in the Dominion.
'For the' week ending November
201h,1909, one hundred and twenty-
'' five patients were in residence.
Ninety-six of these are not paying a
' copper for their maintonance-absolutely
free. The other twenty-nine paid
from $2.00 to $'1.90 a week. No
one pays more than $4.90.
Suitable cases are admitted
Promptly o • • i pletion of appli-
.<a
ort, laps; shes
Clubbing rates.'
'"We have grade arrangements
to, offer the following low clubbing
:rtes with THE H�+:izei"n :
Daily Globe $ 4.25
„ Mail & Empire 4.25
I • e('k1y Globe . . ] .00
,; .Mari & Tilnlpire 1.00
Berliner Journal ((ierivall' 2.50
Family Herald & Star 1.75
2.75
1.50
1,75
2.25
Daily Advertiser
Weekly Advertiser
Weekly Sun
Farmer 'S ddvocfite
Nora
will find recei
Gravenhurst,
be able to oblige me with the fare.
1 was at your Sanatorium ten
months, and I was sent away from
there as an apparent cure. 1 am
now working in the city, and 1 am
feeling fine. 1 was most thankful
for the caro 1 got from the doctors
and staff, and 1 must say that I
spent the time of my life while 1
was there.
ut a'Enh osed Sat •,,
;fir my ticket front
ping that you will
TAXING DNR CL'R* 15 W1VTYLR Ar NL:'ROAA
FRsa NOSP ITAL. FOR cossumrrivi[s.
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•1HA Y COt WOIt.
The 'first meeting iii i the
Connell Wens held on M'onda;Y •t
:'titatett e,, land after ' burr: me
eal•dt{ ut}►c rniievd:to the ;deolr�e
cif oflilce, tlke.mew Matti cow e
'the yiear'e tiliitl mews Tire' f 0
rifflccirs w,e re appoi;pted:for th ,if'
Clerk, F. Bess Sr., $150 .n0 , WS,
'Mins iFelinson, $115.00 ; Ansel*
Lippb3lr*dt, 4100,00 ; Collector;,
Schnell, $75 00 ; Auditors. J. H
sr and` A• Heideman. $6.00' e
Caretaker, Mrs Goetz, '$214.00 ;'
gr Q ,,,Dr. Wilson ; sianit lb u$p
tore: le Munn and C' Ei e
•folioering accounts were ordeji ed
be•peid :.Hansen printing, $16•
D E Wilson rep cul L R ;4100
'(4agrtettee rep oott cul oon 16141
. Lipphterdt. loading tile $1.25 ;
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sw ,1,, he dcirt f r -Here. • !a y
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r• - bite op. dsite-the••depot,.,will;' ereete
e `fine leb'te'lnin 'the: •'iniriaedtaelis
' •Tartare 7 ,.11t
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•;j' isn toped•, 21131 eebont a mile, and
:` goon in dere and esk de old wo' •
men, and ahs vill tell better than
I carr:,, �.,,L' . ..,1 ! .
Johiison election expenses $5?.50.
A' 'bylaw `vans,. peened. granti
certain rights as 'to theereotioe'
polo®' and •' ires, to,,; Itii® Son
8itlren ( '1'elepTeQne Li,O.e •kattd
tittetioll the. •4omnoil` 'adicentrned.
meet twain on Wednesday the 2
HiB'NBA LL. Feb. at 2 o'clock p. m.
. i+ . • B' Hese. r •• Cie
Mrs, edam Richert vieited;+iti , F`,
iii ]sF3b vreek:� ,. 4LAKE
PortHtl ,
The -Coosmeiroial hotel will
shoe -lay : be �reraodelede. and the
r "' "wet goods';' dstpar.thteonst„"put into
shape for':the••lst, of Idleey,
. There','cis'a' a-,::rnnror, {•'that •' biz~
Cogwortli ' lysine ones the' • old liptel
•t,, •.3 : ;Mr e. d ,Mrs:' William Dougal
celebrated„,„ their silver wedding'
n.:• ' ' last week 7', The guests •numbered
r near4,g a hundred- -. ' :
' Misses Ma aret, : Drysdale and,
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thit']1 .4w- that is
not now. using
these Ccs?umns.
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The Muskoka Free Hospital for
Consumptives is dependent on the
goodr'lll and gifts of•tire Canadian;
• public. Money'is urgently needed
at the present time to make it
possible to care for the large and
increasing number of patients that
, are entering the institution.
Will you help ?
Where greater urgency h
Truly, Canada's greatest charity.
Contributions may be sent to
W. J. Gage, Esq., 84 Spadini Ave.,
or J. S. Robertson, Sec'y-7.reas.
National Sanitarium Association,
647 King St. W.. Toronto, Canada.
A tiny girl of seven gave a
dinner party the other dty, for
which 12 covers were laid, and
that number of small maidens sat
down to dine, It was a real little
girls' dinner, and the hostess
herself presided, sitting at the
bead of the table. She had been
very anxious, in looking forward
to it, to do everything as it should
be done.
"Mamma,” she asked, "shall we
say grace?”
"No," said mamma ; "it will be
a very informal dinner, and 1
tbink you need not do that."
That meant one ceremony the,
less to go through, and was a re-
lief. But the little lady was
anxious to have all her guests
understand
So, as they gathered about the
table she explained:
.'Mamma says that this is sitoli'
an infernal dieter that we need
not have grace to -day."
Emma ' Stephenson are visiting
relatives, in•,Micbigan.
' Tuckersmit;h..carried[ the Local'
Option by.la,veneld,tis a, '.result two
licenses•will be, cut co May let. -
' Hornet; Mr,' '
and Mrs. 0.. Sohrs
on J1eu; 140t14; +a, son.
Mr. Jos Oeseh of the lath C
le'sp:ew' •-ynneelsla horse oTueed
last.. While engaged ini. rag aro
enet'he Swish, the artier' dropp
fiend 7a►eenneeedelu a fe ,minute
" iMr•. Al ,elparke••leftlIket-' we
'int the 'Wt with e:':' 'vel' load
ld1-sea, ,•.•,:.x,. ..`"�
MessreelletleeDonglaa ;'ind Alla
r a're fibh buying.a4 car loa
oler 'shipment toarae sem
country: " i 1:
THE L-IENetMAIVS END OF IT
There; ,are always two sides to
every question. 'A great many
think that there must be big mo-
ney in keeping hens and selling
eggs et from 40 to 60 cents per doz-
en, the prioes which are now being
dense them in some of the
'larger • nne`I'?;i:ee would be if
the he's? ,,r'rd bo induced to put
in theii'1'best, and biggest -work
when eggs ere at the highest prices
But the hen is a stubborn bird, and
will only do in this respect as she
likes or as nature prompts her. It
is well to hear the hen man's side
of the question before coming to a
conclusion. An ex -city man and
the owner of a small chicken farm
near Toronto writes to one of the
papers of that city as follows :
When I lived in the city and was
o'aliged to pay present prices for
eggs, I thought as many do, that stories, Indian legends, prospectin
the farmer must be making a small tales of the far Queen Charlotte is
lands and strange happenings i
the backwoods, all appealing in
some of their many sidedness t
sportsmen of varied tastes and in
olinations. In reading snch de
lightful stories, everyone redolent
of the actual, one lives over again
some of one's own pleasures, thus
obtaining a double measure from
the outing which yielded so much
enjoyment at the time. To begin
the New Year well and continue-
throughout
ontinuethroughout in the same good way,
the companionship of Rod and Gun
should be secured. If he adopts
this course the sportsman will have
continual reminder throughout the
year of his own outings, and ad-
ditions to the bright anticipation%
no one can rob him, but Rod and.
Gun adds to both, and makes the
year one continual pleasure, no
part of which the sportsman will,
lose if he secures its companionship
for the ensuing twelve months,
Owing to `the quarantine on Re
Mr', Diividspns•fat>ii11y for Dipt
eria, he is unable to take t
services here. Mr. Fraser of Ba
Send supplied last Sunday an
will also neitt'Sanday.
The annual meeting of t
congregation will be held in t
Presbyterian church, Saturda
forenoon at 10 o'clock.
i Ceiie, Cholera aa,•-
,.hcalTher*a1Yy S Diarrhoea Retned
Never fails. Bur i; now. xt tatty save l' e.
TIE JANUARY ROD AND GU
With the advent of another year
Rod and Gun in Canada. publishe
by W. J. Taylor, Woodstock, Ont
is to the front with a fine issue fol.
January. Running through all th
stories -and there are many of then
-is that pleasant out -door ton
whioh always proves a healtlifu
tonic, the plentiful supply of whicl
in stories and pictures, has give
the magazine an assured position
Fishing and hunting experience
are interspersed with campin
tortuneett the 60 cent rate ; but I
have changed ..any mind, as I find
the price of•ieggs is -like other
things -controlled by the law of
supply and demand, and, unfortu
nately for both • the producer and
the consumer •the supply at this
time of the year is very limited in-
deed, for the reason that hens
whioh have layed for nine or ten
months go on strike about the first
or October, and do not call it off
until about January ; while spring
palletsare not putting in full time
as yet. Then the, price of feed is
very, high. and has been for the
past two or: three years. For in•
stance. wheat which could be
bought three years ago for 65 cents
per bushel is quoted to -day at 11
to $1.05. and. has been as high•as
$1,30 within the last six months.
Even at thee° prices a man might
make some' money if his flook of
hens were in it good laying condi•
tion; but until some one perfects a
plan to make hens lay whether
they will or not, I do not see any
way for consumers to do but to
pay the price for eggs or do with-
out; es for thyself, "1 am not mak-
ine expenses from my flock at
pre sent. •
ANNUAL MEETING
The Fourth Annual Meeting of
the Huron Weather Insurance
Mutual Company, will be held in
the TONT Hall, Zurich, on Tues-
day. Feb., 1St„ at one o'clock. The
business consists of receiving the
Director's', Auditors', and Treasur-
er's rep'or'ts, Election of Directors
and Auditors, and such other busi-
ness n8 pieiq be necessary for the
stood and welfare of the company.
Miss Geiger of Ohio. is visitit:g
at the home of Mrs. S. Rennie.
It is expected 'that considerable
building will' be done in town next
season.
A large number of horses are
being bought up in this section,
for shipment to the West, The
prices offered are considered a
The ten -year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wendel Smith, Gos1i 1i line
south, has had it severe attack of
pneumonia, the past week, and was'
very low at times.
A meeting of the members of the
Exeter Gun Club was held on Fri-
day evening when the following
officers for the ensuing year were
elected: Pres., F. Kerr ; 1st vice, J.
Triebner ; sec-treas., W. Johns. Ar•
You are invited to attend, rangements were made to hold a
Chas Monteith, A. G. Smillie, shoot every two weeks, the firsts
President Secretary of which was held on Wednesday,
of this week. Good prises are
being offered by the club and as i[
result some good shoots are ex.
pected. The annual tournament
will be held on good l'rtotty,
Mitrch F 5! h.
Married
Scuocn--`Senenes-At the Evan-
{ •• gelical•Pareenage, oti Wednosday
0veni11g, Jean. 6, M.r. Sumac'
Schoch to Miss EIla Sararns,