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THE HURON
EXPO$1TOR
eeo
ECM BER 1
In the lines raentioned
below we are showing a
fine assortment an& at
dose prices.
Yo may find many pretty
and useful presents in
our store. Come and, in -
sped our stook ot
Silver Plated Knives and Forks
Pocket and Table Cutlery
Nickel Plated Tea Potsi
Skates and Hockey Sticks
Carpet Sweepers
Hanging Lamps
Stove Sale Now Going On.
We are offering our stock of both mew
and second hand Stoves at greatly reduoed
prices. Come now and item° a bargain.
itatt tion to take effeet January 1st.
10 treasurer, !handed 'in his resigns-
'''. 190e, and the same was accepted an*
Mr. j. A. Wilson was appointed sec -
i rotary and. trea.sbxer for the bale
journed to meet on Fride.y, Decem-
ber 15th,
Sherman Coming Back.—It will,be
of interest to many Ao learn a A Varro Woictepe.--Tvao men name
A. N. Sherman, tient healer,' cwill ed. Jamieson and Jeffrey had a nar-
shortly return to Sea.forth. He ex- row nscape from death by suffocat-
peas to eat his Christmas dinner at ion at Colbert Bros.' brewery in Eg-
DISTRICT TTERS. mice of 1.90p. The then ad -
will then, reznaio for amorah or so. ° last. One of the large vats was be-
*-- ing -cleaned out preparatory to being
Travelrers. —The following were painted and in order to dryeit they
ticketed to distant points this week had a char
by W. Somerville, town ag-ent tor vat. The f
the Grand, Trank: Miss Evelyn and Ja,mies
P. Robinson and son, of the wool- Jeffrey looked in and saw Jamieson
len mill, to Medicine Elat, N.W.T.; lying on the bottom gasping, for
Kneohtel to Moose Jaw ; Thos. breath. He junaPed in but was run -
'R eir Beechwood to Minueapo- able to fcet Jamieson out. He too was
Ifs, Minn.; ,Benjamin and John Snell, nearly 'overborne by the gas, but
Coestance, to Detroit ana return ; managed to crawl out and summon
Dr. H. G. FleKenna, Dublin, to Cole help. When Jamieson, Was taken out
.orado Springs, Celorado. he was unoonssions and remained
—The followieg were ticketed by so for tome time, but gradually came
oal fire burning in the
re was not going , well
n went into the -vat to
p. Shortly afterwards
t B CPR agents : Neil around all right. Had he been left
Oor Fice8 are low and &Oda Of the C. Fernie, _of Seaforth, to Ben Fran- in the vat a few Ininutes longer,
oisco; W. R Verson, of iSeaforth, however, he could not have lived.
Y SMILEY,
•
SEAFORTH,
SOLE - AGENTS,
Hardware, Stoves and Coal.
to Edmonton .,and return. .
Ilictemoghtfq1 fir /A. E. MeKenzie, it is requested that position ntil be remove
A. O. F.—At the anuual meeting of
mi e
. :
7hat Wont Come off
Keralake's Oatmeal is 'all right, said the kid,
I think have some more, and he
And o'er hie re there spread the smile
That wo 't come off.
Oats taken in exchaege.
E..Kerslethe
Successor to Hamilton & Kerslake, 04th
lantyne's 'successor. If this is the
case, we lecingratulate the Govern-
ment on ;their selection A better
appointment could scarcely be made.
The best bertificate we ea give Mr.
Torratfteg is to state tha.t for many
years be ;represented the township
of Stanley in- the count council.
When hei disposed of his ikoperty in
hat town-,
sentativei
when the
came into
ed by the
,selected by the people of
ship as one of their rep
in the county council. An
new county council law
Stanky-Hay division as &
ed in that
from the
hope that
ue in the
redeoessor,
will dis-
Owine• to the ilissolution of partnership between sentative#.
the .Aarient Order of Forresters t r i.in ( ue to the firm, be paid at Mr. Kneoh- diV1810n. We can hardly
Monday evening last, the following
brethren were elected to fill. offices
for the terra of] 1906:, J. Leather- ness. Kneel, ; A. E. McKenzie. 1984-2 charge t e duties with a great
..alenee, corner oqamea and -William streets, Mr. Tor anee conti
on or before Dec mbar 314. We take this opportym- . •
ity of thanking our customers for their liberal office as long- as a •
patronage exten ed. to us during our term of husi- Wit We ave no doubt
land, C. R.; Q. Brodie. S. C., R.; A. Come with the crowds to Daly -'s Jewelry store and delity end fairness. and ;If he does
Stehle, -trea.surer • J.- Finch, score- bUY Your Christlas presents, Seaforth, 1983-). he will be free from reprefich. From
large three year old steers from. a
farmer near Wingham last week.
After a few months' care under Mr.
Arehibald's supervision, they will
make a first class roast for john
BulPs children.—A meeting of the
direotors op tile South, Huroxi Farm-
ers' Institute will be held et Black -
all's hotel. Hensel", oe Monday toext
at one ohflook to arrange Tor the
institute meetings for the coming
season.—The Provinoial 'mid -winter
fat stock show is being held in
Guelph this week. A good anany
from this county attended kthe show
and we expeot ,some of the big prizes
will oome to Huron as nailed. Mr.
Thee,. Jackson, of the firm of Jack- ,
son 13ros., the well known clothing
manufacturers of Clinton, was in
town on Tuesday.—Seaforth is th.e
best clothing and gents' furnishing
town in western Ontario. We hays
seyen large establishments ill these
lines here and all doing a good bus-
iness. They draw trade trom gong
distances, as people will go where
they can get the largest selection,
'to choose from and the elosest prices'
•that keen competition can provide
and theY get both at Seaforth.—
Mr. W. H. Willlis authorizes tits to
state' that. he is in (the field as a
candidate for the mayoralty of Sea -
forth for next year and is already
on the war path.—The knew skating
and curling rink is now ebout com-
pleted. It was flooded this week and
all that is now required is a few
squeaks from Jack Frost. The weath-
er being • favorable it will likely be
open for Christmas. It 'is orie of the
DOIVIINION BANK
tary ; ill. Bowen, 'S. W. ; it*Dady, or. Leave your ord r with us for a Christmas fowl.
We rnake specialty of prompt deliv.ery.
1983-2 spector blas well earned a much Keating. the contractor, is deserve
Beate a political standpoint, the new* .In- besterinks in the wrest. Mr. Joseph
ing ef credit for the es.-peditious and
W. Hoag ; auditors, G. arnItherSe mal3knergtablins the bacner year of our busindss, if possible.
HEAD OFFICE, TOBONTO. B. ;Truptees, 5. G. Scott, H. Town, ' s, Bat,,ams, Bargains, --We hayb decided to
Jeffrey, liv . spalth. ,c our t examine - We think that new goods of the first quality and low
'Capital, Folly Paid Up—Sa,000,000.00 . prises Will do it. See our list of Christmas goods on
er, Dr. Scat ; cerrespondent to the
ageflve. We will save you money. Come and see
Ancient Foresters, W. Dd Hoag. Die- ror yourself. C. Aberhart, the druggist, -Seaforth.
triot delegates, W. Smith, J.. Daly, . 1983-1
Installing officers, W. D. Efoag, P. e Try Charlie Hines' hand laundry, Seaforth, for nice
Reserve Fund and un-
divided Profits $ 3,634,000
Deposits by Public $29,700,000
Tout. Assets $ 39,225,oao
wort. Alwavs gives satisfaction. Clothes called for
visiting brethren made welconie. doors south of R 4(1 & Wilson's hardware store, Sea -
and delivered. riarges reasonable. lAundry two ,
Every fealty for the treneacting of a Kruse Brothers, • f Egmondvilimhave See us or ring lone 8, Beattie Bros., Seam.. ,
ewers" banking business. puidhased the ol Bank of Commerce
„ Girls wanted ti work on boys' Walling. Apply the
1083-2
roperty, on Main street. They in -
Collections made on all points in Canada P Jaekson Alanufa.erturing Co., Clinton. 1983x2
and abroad. ., tend remodelling the Bankband mak- Boarders Wa.rited. Convenient to Colle,T'ate Til-
ing it into a modern and up-to-date stitute. Apply at TSB ExPOSITOR Orkgcs, Sleaforth.
Advances made to Femora. Special M-
ention paid to the collection of Sale Notes. atom. They intend engaging; in the Se '11 -• ' - ' 1083x1
meat and general provisien business. ies felt shoes, ladies felt slippeis,cluldren's telt shoes
SAVI NGS BANK. They are hustling young. men, and. children's felt sli Mers, men's .felt shoes men's Rill
will make things go. In this con- tliPtefe cellar les leggings, women'a 'overgaites,
moccasins for th girls and boys, men's moleskin leg -
Deposita cif $1.00 ancfupwards received, nection the Witigham Advance of la:et ion. es, plen's can Ts leggings, Dorothy Dodd shoes
y s i - Jai.. L. G. KruSe re- rot. iadies. Georgi A. Slater shoes for men. W. 11.
and interest,paid er added June 30th and week tita_ . ,-i 4,
moves this week to Seiforth,where, 1983-1, '
Was, Seaforth.
made at any time.
For Sale. ---An excellent wood heater, $1.50 one
A. E. GIBSON, tompany•with his brother, he will
single bedstead, §1.50 ; 1 oheflioner containing 4 large
engage in the Meat business. IS/1r
Manager. drwers and 9 mall ones f
James Watson,
4.110. These are good
Kruse. se -riffle in1Winghem, succeed- -value
for the rnev. Call and see them. at S N
ed in working up a good business jacobs' shnp, ealOrth. 1983X1
twice, hut was nnfortunate . be- The holiday buyers are With us in large numbers.
coming twice a victim to the fire it is the qualitr of our goods that makes customers.
and keeps theri.. Beattie firoe., Ses.forth. 1983-2
fierid. We hope he -will be sueoess-
ful gn Seeforth.". f Girl Wanted.1400d general servant. No washing.
0 ____.....____ - Apply at once to II's. Win. Amen% John street, Sea-
SUCCeSSOr to W. N. Watson
I 1983-1
NORTH MAIN ST., SEAFORTH. Appreciated.—The 'Gerrie Vidette We can save you money on.robes, sleigh bells and
makes the following complimentary( horse blankets at
General Fire. Life -and Accident insur-
e agent, Real Estate and Loan Agent.
eets, wgio took pert in the concert Dr Ove y
Dealer in first-olass family and Mannino- merc.ial honteleSe
there recently: The selections of month. Hours 1
• 'Will McLeod were superior in many jog- eyesight, d
LTA ear surgeon will be at the Com -
forth; the.first Wednesday in eaoh
itless, nasal catarrh treated and
ted. Next visit Wednesday, Jan -
glasses properly 11
New Raymond and White Sewing I ways to any he tend'ered 'upon his nary 3rd.
I former appearance here. He got off
Machines. afidNational Cream Sep- Housekeeper.—
sonae interesting and coraical sayings
arator in three sizes a thoroughly conn
which caused the audience- to emit th F.
_0 _XPOsn'Os Orr
Also sewing machine needles, oil, attach -
roars of laughter.S His rendering of The undersigne(
Mania, repairs and sundries for all kin& of
sewing machine& Prices right and ma-
, lie," made a tre endous hit, and
°Has anybody sent my brother Char- And do work of t
Town Clerk will 1
reasonable. 11,b1.
chines fully guaranteed,
t convulsed -ithe a.udience with laugh -f See our q90 en
y person desiring the services of
etent.bousekeeper should apply at
is again prepared to empty milts
at kind. Orders left with the
e promptly attended to. Terms
0001111t,, Seaforth. 1983-1
ine rubber trinnhed harness, our
%JAMES WATSON, ter. His dancing IV the "Irish Sig," own make, untea hie in Canada, at Broderick's liar-
usnrance Agen4, and dealer in sewing Machine and. t The Sailorssi Horripipe,n was neFs shoPi opposite! Commercim Seaforth.
and Bicycles. North Main street, Seafortb.
very creditably- executed. dano-
Iiirinter Term
Opens Jam 2nd - without doubt, receive bumper re- 2tne gaple Leaf Ste 'e, Seaforth.
1933x1
Salt for sale', all Ands at Beattie Bros., Seaforth.
• ang alone was worth the adfifission.
1983-2
; His humor is okar, and. his singing
clear and strong._ Mr: McLeod will, _we take and pax tl c highest price. Come to Dill's,
Dried apples, bi tter, eggs and all your 'produce
, ception. npon his !next appearance For cheap phOtoSrr Christmas, go to De La Fren-
This is one of the best Commercial and
Shorthand Sohoole in the Dominion.
Our courses v.re thorough and practical.
Many business colleges employ our grad-
uatee an teachers. All our graduates get
good positions. Write for our free cat-
ELLIOTT & MoLACHLAN, Principals.
A Good Appointinent.—As will be
seen by the procee ings of the town
council, Mr. Jahn ankin, who was
appointed town clerk and treasurer
a few months ago,i tendered his re-
signation, the resignatiati to take
place at the close lof the municipal
year. Mie Rankin had not been long
in office, but during his brief career
he gave evidence of a most effiedent
and careful officialg The reason for
Mr. Rankin's resigpatima is that he
has been appointed 1 to a much more
lucrative position dn the' life insure
Pianos Organs,
Inspector for tthe Huron district of
s . s 'nee the Standard Life 1 of Edinburgh,
G raphophone , ewb g the Canadian 'lead! office of which
s• i in Montreal. In selecting Mr.
M achines, and M usical, Rankin •for this important position,
Sundries of all _Kinds
alao the befit quality Needles and Oi
We have several eecond-hand .Piano
SEAFORTEL
/ dealers in
Pianos, Orga,es, Graphophones, Sewing
Machines, Needle!' and Oil.
You may think
and wonder
and consider this and that
and the other, but the
°henna are, when you pur-
pose making a present. that
you will finally deoide upon
something in jewellery.
Nothieg eeeine to take its
place fer men or women ;
and heving decided on jew-
'rye your next oonaid oration
where to get it.
We think this store cen
shove you several worth-
while advantages in patron-
izing us—if you will give us
a chance.
JCHN BULGER
Seaforth Ontario
'Marriage Licenee healer
C hristmas P resents
What are you .going
to give yourtriend
et ue ?suggest a Photograph, which
mettes a very acceptable gift to send,
We make only high -oleos photos, guaran-
Lk:ea in every way. Call early to secure
tern in time for Christine&
BRINdle YOUR PICTURES TO 13
FRAMED.
the company have not naade any mis-
take. He will still continue to
make Seafortb his head quarters.
Town Affairs.—Dear 'Expositor,—
In these days of selary grabs, etc.,
does it not strike y-ou that oar town
council is -not tip -to -date: I am ranee
that a great many anxioue hones
of brain racking worry and -debate
were (consumed before the cep -
elusion was Teadhed to spend iso Mitch
of our taxes in grading or heaPing
the mud on our streets. Under the
instruction of the Government road
commissioner part of Smith Main
street was done well, for which I
think both the commissioner and one
of the councillors wee paid ;for in-
specting. I would, therefore, move
and I am eertain that even the
dumb animals would seoond the mo-
tion that the members of the coun-
cil .ehould vote themselVes sufficient
funds to reward them for all of the
.Cottncil.—The regular electing of
the town ,council was held on Mon-
day evening. The corarnittee ap-
poipted to Wait on tile Tuckersinith
oouncil in reference • to the roadway
over J. Archibald's farm to the
gravel pit, reported that they had
agreed to pay $45 on receiving an
agreement giving the town right of
way over the farm. The report was
received and accepted by the coun-
-cif; The -tender of S. Neely for gnow
ploughing et 35c an hour was' ac-
cepted. The extra grant of $100
voted to the fire brigade warns time
ago was• ordered to be paid ta"7 the
secretary of •the brigade. The 'ten -
Co., for repairing -Alm fire elarm
1, Notice. —Parties :laving custom work at the Sea
'forth Woollen Mill would oblige by calling for same
this month. Bargains in dress g-oods and tweed
remnants, varns, e lc. Apply to J., W. Close at the
mills, Seaforth.
Feed for Sale. -0 tmeal tnill feed for sale at the
Seaforth Oatmeal JAN, AN alter Thomson Son,
better po
Electio
bers .of
held their annual meeting and elec-
tion -of Meets on ther rfith inst.
The following are the officers:
Master, , as. Marshall; deputy, Wm.
financial secretary, Thos... 8tephens;
treasured, Ed.. Makins ; director of
ceremonies, W. Riley ; leeturers, G.,
Riley and Sohn HOwes ; committee-
men, Geo. Brownlee, Fred' Welsh, G.
Brown, 4. Martin and. M. MeDermid.
G-ood Cattle.—We notice. that sev-
eral of our Huron shippers figure
in the .peize list of the fat cattle,
ehow held at the Union Stook Yards
in Toronto on Monday last. ._ lrhe
show, welere tbld, was the most suc-
cessfnl !yet held. The . attendance
was lerge and. the competition keen.
Th.e bumph of Polled Angus steers
sold by Mr. George Flurclie, of Sea -
forth last fall were atearded fist
prize for the best 16' expoxt steers
and the odd one was awarded 2nd
prize for -fat steer, - three Tears or
over. These cattle averaged 1,643
pounds -when they were ehown and
when Mr. Murdie sold them they
averaged d,511 pounds, 'They were
fed eince they kft here hy Mr, E.
Purson, of Hickson, who exhibited
tralia, got first for 16 eix'port heif-
Mr. .T. Heal°, of Mitchell, got first
for fat steer under three and 1st for
fat heifer under three. Mr. john
Seaforth, got second _for
of butchers' ca. tie, steers,
code k ot first ter 18 bntola-
for fat animal 1 any beeed
sale got first 1 r veal !calf.
E. Watson, of:Blyth, got
re.Murdie's were pronounc-
e judges to be Ileuperior to
is
make this
PY
lasettamemose
LL the little folke look to Christmas as a time when
they So much enjoy mai be perniissible ; and from
past experience, we would say that the older persons share
in the same anticipatiions.
store is smiling in, its most lascinatin holiday season
dress. Suggestions for. " His " or is Fier " happy Christ-
ma.s abound everywhere.
If you are perplexed what to buy that man or that
woman this Yuletide, we can lift you out of the difficulty,
for surely at IYIeVatq.'s are the things that ail classes of
gift -giving persons really want to procure.
busipess like manner in which he
of Officers.—;The mein- carried out the work. It was late in
the season to undertake eo big a
oyal Orange Lodge No. 793
contract, but himself mnd the weath-
er clerk proved equal to the oecas-
ion.—Mr. John H. Quigley, ef Ash-
croft, British Columbia, spent oifeeo
days in town the past week, the
guest _of his brother, Mr. Thomas
Quigley. It is about five years since
Mr. Quigley was here before and
he finds 'many changes. He intends
remaining until spring with his fath-
er, Mr. Thomas +Quigley, sr., of Hui -
lett. --Mr: A. Tyerman moved into
town this week from his farm in.
Hullett.—Mrs. James Deverenx (nee
Lemion) will be at home to her
friends the first Wednesday and
Thursday in Jamaarye—At the last
reeeting of the Perth county eounoil„
the Warden, on behalf of the emu:tell,
presented. the veteran clerk, Mr.Wm.
_Davidson, with a very handsome
travelling set, as a mark of ;their
appreciation of his services. Mr.
Devideon has been connected with
the Perth county council for 48
years'. He is a brother of Mr. Adex.
Davidson, of this town.—The friends
of MISS Mulholland, of Harpnrhey,
will regret to learn of her cootinued
illness, but will hope for her speedy
recovery.—All who desire to spend a
very pleasakt evening should be sure
to attend the entertainment of the
American Concert Company,. to, be
given this, Friday etening, in Card -
no's Hall, under the auspices of the
LadieS' Aid of the Methodist ehurch.
Such 'an. opportunitY does not fre-
quently offer.—Mr. John .S. Brown,
of MoKillop, has an old Enterprise
mare,1which will be thirty _years old
next Spring, and her proud ,owner
says She is the best piece a horse
flesh be has ever &wiled, .and he has
°weed many good ones.—Our old and.
esteemed friend, Mr. Donald MoKin-
non, of the 10th concession of Tuck-
ersmith was in town on Wednesday.
Mr. 'NferKinnon, ,although verging on
four score years, is till quite ro-
bust, and is able to feed. forty head
of cattle every day. Mr. McKinnon
is one of the pioneers of Tucker -
smith, and they are growing all too
few, but we hope he will be 'spared.
to his family* and friends for a good.
many years yet.—A dandy new light
sleigh [has just been turned out
from the Devereux Carriage Works
for the Seaforth Fire Brigade, to be
used as a gaose cart. The " brave
boys" will now be able to skim over
the slams at a double pace.—Mr.Colin
Kennedy, the genial and enterpris-
ing proprietor of the Palace Meat
Market, is at present taking in the
Fat Steck Show, at Guelph, and also
buying:some of his Christmas meats
there. 'Mr. Kennedy always likes to
get the best for his customers.—
Daly & Dill, P. Daley & Son, George
Irwin and Robert Murdie were all.
prize winners at the Guelph poul-
try show this week. Seaforth birds
are still to the front.—Mr. and Mrs..
John L. Kerr, of McKillop attended
tate funeral of Mrs.- Kerr's coupin,
Mrs. Thomas Dowson, on Fridaylast.
—Mr. J. M. Best who, it was expect-
ed would ' be a candidate for the
Mayorality this year, announces- by
,card that such is not his intention.
We- are sorry for this as Mr. Best
would make an excellent Mayor.—
Rev. Mr. Bond, of Forest, a former
pastor of tithe Methedist church here
is in 'town renewing old acquaint-
ances.—Mr. V. Kneoletel after a stay
of a week. with his family here, left
for Moose Jaw on Saturday. Mr.
McKeozie, his partner, intends join-
ing him in the weet early in the new
year.—Workmen are now busily en-
gaged fitting up the large store in
the Oddfellows block for Mr. 3. C.
Greig who will °coney it as soon as
it is rettdy.—Mieses Edna and Maud
McCreary, who have beea living in
Seaford& for some time, left for
their home in Ilespeler Thursd-ay.
O'Keefe,
-18 head
and T.
era' heif
got Cale
In sshee
lst for
tle of
ed by
anythin
were VII
the Toro
ped dire
1 Found
morning
of- Bale
London
exhibited at th show and
equal of any e er seen on
to market. They were ship -
t to Liverpool,, England.
on the Road..-e0n Sunday
last, as Mr. R. McIntesh,
town, was driv ng on the
road, about a mile and a
House to Rent. To yent, a comfortable frame half north of Brucefieldp he notice
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sitting room, dinin6, room, kitchen, also a good eel -
house on James 8 reet, Seaforth. Four bedrooms, ed a. raan lying on the; road si.de.
His feet were partly i2L( the. water
lax, hard, and soft water ; pleasantly situated. - Ap- -
in the itch and from *ppeararices
ply at the Expositori Office, 8eaforth. 1982-2
he thou ht him dead 1Mr Mein -
Ware. You get, theti at A. Young's, Seaforth. < tOSti we t . to Mr. McKn1ght's near
1981-tf by and. in conapany with . him ire-
- Comfortable dwell ng house in good locality in Sea turned , o the body. Ord closer t3X-
forth to rent or for s de. Immediate possession can aminatio they found the man was
not guar dead but life became ex-
, Nanted—Ohoice tctrkeys, dry pieked aud undrawn Una.' in e, few minutes while they
• 15O. All kinds of ponitr;„. and dried apples wanted
108041 were attending to him. They et
George E. Ring, Air ingliam.
Don't forget our clearing sale of dinner sets .at once notified Dr. Rogers of 'Bruce -
Dela, Seaforth. I 1081-tf - field, wtho in turn - notified Dr.
At .It Again—WM. McDougall is once more on Shaw, Of Clinton, cormaer, and he
hand tn pay the h4best, pnee in cash for hides, and Mr. French, manager of the
skins, raw furs and tam at A. W. Stobie's egg Oni-
1980x4 House of Refuge, took dharge of
I 'Must have Young's Tea and Young's Coffee fo the body • The man's name was Me -
Christmas. 1981-tf Allister. He was 82 years of age
made to Rent.—Two :althea of rooms to rent in th, 'and •had been an Inraete of the House
Cady block. Apply to Adam Hays, Seaforth. ' 1 Of Refuge for some time. He for-
' merly belonged to the Vicinity of
Now is the Mine for ,N•our Christmas fruits and
Brussels., It • is supposed that he
Dills' is the place to get them. Try usl and be e011
vinced. 1'. Dill, Seaforth. . • 1081-tf I wandered from the House of Ref-
Hockey.—The different ,schedules in coming ill or exhausted fell over
the Ontario Hockey Association dis- and the 'shock quenched the feeble
. tricts have beep drawn up. Seaferth spark of life. It is not likely that
has entered a team in the Intermedi- he had been long lying where he was
ete Series, arid ii in group eight. found. or. he would have been dis-
The following is the schedule Of the covered 'e,arlier es there were many
games: Cluhe — Efensall, Seaforth, people Passing along die - road to
Ailsa Craig, Goderieih, Clinton, 7th church daring the forenoon.,
Regiment (London). Convener —A. i 0 .
McIver. Goderich ; met at Stratford. i Local Briefs—Mr. Wm. 11. Hen -
Dec. 28—Hensall at Seaforth, Landon ' derson had the tops of two fingers
at Ailsa - Craige December 29—Sea- , on his left hand. taken off by a saw
forth at Hensel!, Ailsa Craig at in the furniture factory on Friday
London ; Goderioli play at Clinton. last.---Mr.1 William Brine, 'of Hama -
News Years Day, Januaryn1/—Clin- ton, is laid up with a sprained ankle
don at Seaforth, Clinton .at Ailsa streete—Rev. Mr. McDopagh, of
Craig. January 3—Goderieh at lien- Stratford, ,preached in the Methodist
Sall. January : 5—Seaforth at Lon- church on Sunday last.teThe share -
don, Ansa Craig at Clinton, Hensel" holders of the rink had a bee on
at Goderich. January '9—London et !. Moeday, getting the earth out of
Hensel', Gederich at Ailsa Craig, ' the building and getting it levelled
Clinton at Seaforth. January 12— down, so that . the work of making
Hensel" tat London, Ansa Craig at ice can be commenced at once.—Mr.
fGo—dericti, Seteforth at Clinton. Jan- Howard Harty, son of Mr. William
Craig-. at Seaferth, Clinton at Hen- gaged as Jai:Kik-keeper at. the Bell En -
Craig, Goderidh at London, Hensel' W, Murdie.--Mr. Fred Lang, 1 armee-
at Clinton. January 23—London at ly of this town, but now irff Berlin
Clinton, Godefich at Seaforth, Hen, was in town on Thursday. of ' last
salt int Ailsa Craig. January 26— week.—The many friends of Mr. W.
Clinton at London, Seaforth at Gode- 0. Reid well regret to learn that
rich, Ailsa Cr* tat Hensel'. he has been laid up for seine days.
e -The town nonainations take place.
syAtem eves accepted, prowding the - The License ' Inspectorship.— Mr. on Friday : evening next, the 22nd
work is all completed by January William Ballantyne, of Seaforth, has inst.—Mrs. Harry Beattie' and lit-
15tih. The 'council also accepted the veluntarily reeigeed his position as tle son, of Clinton, spent Sunday
cotapany's offer to kee.p- the same License Inspector for South Huron, here with t Mrs, Beattie's parents,
in repair. The policeman wee in- and his resigna ion has been accepted Mr. and Mrs. John Turner, sr.—Mr.
strueted to enforce the by-laws le- by the Govern ent. Mt. Balla.ntyne Fred Beattie is here on a visit to
:mooting the , destruction of shade has held this, pesition for thirty relatives end friends., Feed is at
trees, also the by-law respeeting years, and the 'fact that he now re- present sitiaated in Seattle, but was
driving • over sidewalks . by team- tires of his own accora, and with the, for a time ,in Nome. Alaelra.—Mr.
eter -‘. b la d ointin oiling good will of all parties concerned, is John Horney,-of Usborne, neer Ilu.r-
cers for the municipal clectione was of the fidelity, Irma', and impartiality was -delivering a very fine five
passed as folloNvs: North ward, pub- with whieh, he has discharged the year old gelding which he' had sold
lie school, R. Lumsden, deputy ; difficult and 1 delicate duties at- to Mr. James Archibald for $185.
East ward, town hall, 3. Thompson, teething to the position. 'Although This horse ,is from Old Glaenick and
deputy ; South ward, 1). Shannahan's he was firm and etrict, heewas• al- was eaised by Mr. Horney, who
store, 1.1. j. Pundhard, deputy. The ways courteous! and jast, dud. even makes a pecialty of raiSing good
as
clerk was Instructed to write a. R., thoms whose punishment he had se- horses.—M a. N. Snowden. arid daugh-
Shaw, manager of the Canada Furet cured for wtong doing, respect and. ter, Miss dith, have returned. home
rtiture Manufacturers to snbrait speak well of :him, and regret his from a pleesant visit with friends
their proposition Ire, the ealarging retircraent. We understand that Mr. in Port
of the plant hi Se4orth. in. writing. John Torrance,1 elf Tuckersmithenear ° points.—M
Mr. Rankin, town clerk land Clinton, has been fa.ppointed Mr. Bal- vet Creek
ron, St. Clair, and other
John Archibald, of Sil-
Farm, purchased twelve
Bluevate
Notes. — The Methodist Sunday
school /children are preparing a can-
tata to be presented in the church
on Christmas rtight,—The Chosen
Friends had a very pleasant social
meeting on Friday evening. The
ladies supplied the lunch and the
gentlemen the tea and coffec.—Mr.
Thomas Barrett has bought the
house and lot formerly occupied by
the Deyell family. --Mr. Martin Mas-
ters is home from the west.—Mr. S.
Paull's store has been nicely painted
inside.— The Presbyterian Sunday
school will hold. _their annual en-
tertainment on the evening of De-
cember '22nd.—Mrs. Sandersen, of
Toronto, is visiting in Bluevale.—
Whik working with an axe at Mr.
John W. King's, on Monday, Mr.
Smeltzer cut his foot badly.
Hay
tainment will be held in the school
house of sch.00l section No. 10, Hay,
on Thursday evening, December
21st, 1905. A good litera.ry and mus-
ical programme is being prepared
by the best local talent assisted by
Miss McRae, soloist. of Clinton, and
the junior Hensel! quartette.. A
small admission fee will be charged
and. the proceeds to be sent to the
Sick Children's Hospital in Toranto.
The object is' good; the entertain-
ment will be good and the attend-
ance should be large. - ,
•
urpris s reet
At Every Turn
\We !Begin quantities of little 44 Kill& Necks" to l
At this season of -the the year we sh:weasaerea„, to
fancy—odds and ends and articles that you will
—W plY.. The name is I -surely suggestive of what e,
person laightfexpeet to see.
‘Knick-Nacks" Too many things to enter into any det
but prices are away down and everything shown
is suitable Ito give someone as a present.
1 -
May the
ear -is
Chris
with the ki
and may
you in bl
years to
Handkerchiefs by the
Hundreds
Scores
and
of
LITW
BEAUtlES
pikes
All have.an indiv-
idual air about them.
Linen or Lawn
Lace Edges —or fin-
iShed, with exquisite
lace and embroidery
or artistic embroider-
ed figures enhance
the showirrg
The very finest
imported goods at
,2c to $1.25 the prices, Sathhels Etc.
tre0 Assortment,Tempting Prices
Very Importan Of-
ferings
in things that are most assuredly ri
and sensible gifts to give in the horn&
We ennumerate
loves
Aeekties Collars Belts
Umbrellas Hand -
always bannei
ave eve , d del
tefully harmonize,
don't se whatyou want c
es
ers
Special
We have an Iminense Stock of Gloat
Fabric Best made
in France.
CLOVEN
from
15c to 75c
oyes
GLOVES
from
75c te
Best sold ed%
SOX
Plain and fancy
Collars and
Umbrella
on ehold URNS— "'Ter has a °
Gifts for which the ho
ing, And if pew
she learns hat they have been bought here! appreciation will run high
tb.e quality will not be questioned. At Christmas time the table linen recei
sharpest c' ticism. We all help to make this ice Then how would a
cover or a men napkins please some one in the home or a ,friend. Tow
too, make itcceptable presents. But whatever you might fancy in linen
we wish t at you would look to us to meet your needs most satisfacto
arm Furs as Gifts—The senzible RtuTh edihrettee
and the warm Muffs are specials
that are sensible and useful Christmas presents.
Ruffs and Boas from 50c to $40
Jaeliets that forestall a frosty holiday season are here and promis'
warmth in the face of winter's biting blasts. No risk buying furs here ;
are protected by our guarantee.
Fur Jackets from $25 to $150
Partie4larly Pleasing :Presents may Be
leted from what we show in the folior
.,Afew Carpets Direct Iron?, the Looms
Table Covers CUrtains Blan
Draperies bounterpanes
Mail Order Business a Specialty. Money will he
cheerfully refunded for goods returned, if so desired,
•
You ought to be more
the quality of Furs this
fore. The fur market i
look a good deal better
that will cost you a goo
they are viorth. The b
lQwest possible price is the
store : we don't handle
cannot E
guaranteed to us, for the
reputable firms, who could
present reputation. This
bring it back, What mor
Our stock of Mall Oh,
ayeii), and Dog nataral Coate
Lamb. Near Seal and Meet
We have just received
beauty and a joy ferever.
If to ame atone before y
RY 000D,
swoRm