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ettltIOL El NUMBER,. 2,038 SEAFORtIT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1907
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EARLY
WINTER
•'People who have been waiting for. th6 low
prices on winter goods which usually come . with
the beginning of the New Year will now have their
opportunity. We are obliged to make a big clean
up of
-All Furs : poats, Jackets and Small Furs
All Overcoats For Men and Boys
11 Heavy Suits For Men and Boys
Heavy Undervvear. For Men and Boys
All.these Goods and
those listed below at
25 i�•
.ID 1 S. --0' 0 TT 1\7",
100 Suit, regular $7.50, for )
100 Overcoats, regular $10 and $12,, for
1500
7 50
• Fur -Coats and Jackets.
Big cilecounte allowed on all fur garments. You can buy as cheaply now
\ a
yen caa two or three months later. ,
Ur goats
-'ur jackets
$12, $151 $25 to $60
$251 $30 $40 ;t9 $50
All Srnall Furs.'
• Fin=e Mink Stole, muff to match
Fine Sable Stole, muff to match
Isabella Fox Ruff
Sable Ruffs
Opossum Collars and. Ckperine.s
Mink Marmot Stoles ,
Fur Gauntlets—seal, -fanab, etc.
" Lined Gloves
Lined Jackets
irt• Jackets
Coats all kinds
Caps all kinds
Cloth Caps all styles
Men's- Suita.411 sizes
OvercoatEr-,
Boys' Suits
Boys' Overcoats and Reefers
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THE NOMINATIONS.
• The following is the remit of the
nominations in the several munizipali-
ties in this county : ieettliii
BAYFIELD.- Dr. Weode, reeveby
acclamation. Couneillors, -- Samuel_
Moore, David Leitch, Charles Prulter,
Jos. Thompson. School Trustees. -
Thos. Elliott, Jas. Fowler, -John Tip-
pett, and George King for 1,907.
HAY. -Reeve,- Peter Lamont and
Wendel Smith. Councillors. -R. Mc-
Arthur, J. K. -Goetz,- L. Kalbfieisob,
James Green, John Geiger and Charles
Greb.
MoKILLOP.-Reeve,-John Goven-
lock and John M. Govenlock. Coun-
cillors, -Henry Beuermann, Thomas
Broom. James Cowan, William). Mor-
rison, Francis Mcgtioid, John McDow-
ell, Alm Ross, James V. Ryan, Mich-
ael Rowland, William Morrison re-
tired at the meeting. .
WILLETT,- Reeve, - Thomas Ne -
Millan and James Snell. Councillors,
I-JohntBear, B. Churchill, Hugh H.
Hill, Jai. Ebipex., S. McCool. Robert
Ferris and Alex. Leitch Aver° nominat-
ed foe_Reeve but both retired.
TURNBERRY. - The Reeve and
Councillors were all elected by acclam-
ation as follows : John Mosgrove,
'Reeve, : letvid H. Moffatt, John Ruth-
erford, Alex. Kelly, Robert Meltlich-
ael. Wm. Maxwell and Wm. Bolt
were nominated but retired.
TUCKERSIVIITH.- Robert McKey
re-elected Reeve by acclamatioll.
Councillers. -Joseph Atkinson, Alex.
Buchanan, Herbert ()rich,.George
Dale, William Wallace. , Alex. Gray
and James McLean were nominated
but retired. -
$30 00 to $75 00
• 15 00 to 35 00
12 -00 to 25 00
6. 00 to 20 00
6-00 to 15 00
3 00 to 15 00
2 50 to :500
1 75 td 2 75
35 00 to 75 00
25 00 to 75 00
15 00 to ,75 00
• 3 00 to 12 00
• 25 to 150
5 1)0 td 15
6 00 to 15 00
2 00 to 500
2 50 to 6 75
FURNISO.UNGS..
New Block Pattern Ties, latest New York
•production
Ilandgome Suspenders, pair in box
Irish Linqii Handkerchiefs per box
_Fine Silk Handkerchiefs, plain or initialed
Fancy Shirts, new Xmas- patterns •
Rich Silk Mufflers, in squares or lap overs
Fancy Sweaters (men's)i
• (boys')
Fancy Vests (very latest designs
Gloves and Mitts (men')
Sox, fancy and iplain
-Underwear (wool)
-Underwear (fleece lined)
Boys' Stockings
_Boys' Toques
"AAA1.".""AnitAAfrWk!"t1
$ 25 o $ 6
50to 10
30
50 to 10
1 00 to 1 5
50 to 15
• 75 to 35
" 50 to 1'2
00 to 50
50 to 25
, 25 to 5
• 50 to 26
.50 to 7
25 -to 5
26 to 6
0
0
0
5
• AO—Highest price for Butter and Eggs
4.4444:4444444.44++++++.44++
The GREIV • CLOTIMING CO.
East Side Main''Street, one door South of the
Dolninion Bank,
5
GREY. --Reeve, - William, Fraser,
by acclernation, - Deputy Reeve, -
John Grant and Adam Turnbull.
Councillors, -John Brown, John oat,
Archibald McLean, James McItacizean.
W. Livingstone WAS nominated for
the Reeveship and Duncan Johnston
and Jas. F. Collins for Councillors, but
they all retired. ' • -
STEPHEN. -Reeve, -Samuel Swit-
zer and Henry Willert. Deputy
Reeve,- WM. Anderson and .Jacob
Kellermant Councillors,- - Stephen
•Webb, Wm. Yearley, Michael Fink-
beiner, W. D. Sanders, S. Preszeatott
Fred Wuerth. - •
COLBORNL'.-Reeve,- Alex. Rob-
ertson and Jas. Taylor. Councillors,
-Jas. McMannus, H. J. A. McEwen,
Thomas Robertson, Robert Straughan,
Wm. F. Young, J. N. Kerrighan, John
Dustow.
WEST WAWANOSH.-The Reeve
and Councillors all elected by acchan-
ation as follows : Wm. Bane, Reeve,
D. B. Murray, Samuel Thompson, Ste-
phen Medd, Archibald Anderson,
()canon lors,
•-STANLEY.--Reeve. -James McDer-
mid and Isaac Erratt. . Councillors, -
George Beattie John Gibson, Wm.
Glenn, Robert Armstrong, W. J. &in -
Son and George Pouglas. -
EXETER.- Reeve, -A. Q. Bobier,
Wm. Bawden. Thos. Hartwell; T. B.
Carling and W. U. Bissett were nom-
inated but retired. Couucillore,-A.
E. Hodgert, W. H. Levitt, Jo
Knight, S. M. Sanders, VV. John
McGuire, Irwin • Armstrong,
Puke, W. J. Beaman. L. Hardy
Devised/1as. Creech, sr. and Ed.
were also nominated but re
School Trustees, -Sextette' Marti
N. Rowe, Frank 'Wood, Ed. Di
and R. Davis. •
WINGHAM.-Wm. Holmes,
n J.
, Ed.
L. E.
Jos.
reble
trade
,R.
ne,n
twor*
by acclamation. Dr. A. J.1 .win,
Reeve by acclamation. Couneilh rs.-
A. J. Graham, Dr. Agnew, Th mas
Gregory, A. W. McKib'bon, . M.
Gordon, R. H. Crowder, W. T. reer,
.G. 0. Manners, John Kerr, F. uch-
anan, David Bell, WM. Bone, . G.
Vartstone, David McDonald, 'Vk H.
Green, Wm. Nicholson, George Mc-
Kerizie. - Public School- Trustee -T.
Hall, H. E. Isard, A. E. 'Lloycl,,- ord.
Jenkins, G. 0. Mannerg.
BRUSSELS. -Reeve, John L 'ckie,
by acchunation. Councillors,- . 0.
Burke, Rebut Graham, S. T. luns,
Robere Henderson, J. G. Janes
Ballantyne. •
USBO RN E. -Reeve, Joseph aw-
kins, Robert Gardiner. Councill
George Andrew, Williein Atistrison,
Pred,Ellerington, John M.oir, Samuel
Rout. James Ballantyne and Rich-
ard Oktin retired,
MORRIS .-Reeve, - Wm. Isbister
and George Taylor. 0ouncillors,
Charles G. Campbell, George Kelly,
Wm. H. McCutcheen; • .A.rthur Shaw,
Neil A. Taylor and Robert Youill.
• EAST WAWANOSH. - Reeve, -
John E. Ellis, (present reeve resign-
ed), Wm. Beecroft and John T. ()tu-
ne. Councillte.s, -James Carnmings,
Newton J. Campbell, Henry Deacon,
John Gillespie, VVrn. J. Parks, Peter
W. Scott, Thomas H. Taylor jr.,' and.
Javin Wilson.
CLINTON.-Mayor -J. B. Heovert,
H. Wiltse. Reeve -D. Centeloe (at-
clemation). Councillors -J. A. :Ford,
W. J. Paisley, J. Itrickenden, W., G.
Stnith, W. Graham, W. S. R. Holmes,
A. T. Oooper, Jahn Reiland, H. Wil-
tse, H. 3. Gibboes, R. A. Downs, •• H.
P. Chant, Jacob Taylor.
Seaforth Col erlate institute.
The following. le the 'result of; the
Christmas examinations at trie_ Sea -
forth Collegiate Institute:
Form I.
Class L -F. Knight, L. Coleman, H.
McGinn*, K. Kerr, F. Docherty. and
M. tiVa.teon equal, V. McDonald, E.
Leitch, G. Ross, R. Best, B. iSpeere,
L. Snider, F. 'Thomson, J. Hinchley,
J. Robb, B. Grieve, W. Buteon, C.
Forbes, M. Scott, W. ,A,berhart, F.
Larkin.
Class IL -R. O'Keefe, 0. McCor-
mick, E. Ross, R.' Peek, L. Hamrhett,
H. Steveneon, M. Horton, Fet Smith,
N. Derwin and At Doyle and 11.1` Hut -
ley equal, .A.. Reid, E. Fairbairn, G.
Jones, R. Roach, L. Atkinson, C.
Ga.etzmeyer, J. McCallum.
Class III. -G. Willis, 0. Smiley, L.
Wilson, E. ,Williems, M. Williams.
Commercial Form. -
Class L -T. jaeman, C. Sperling, M.
Ceesney.
!Class • IL -M. Faulkner, M. Forbes,
,D. Thompson, 0. Habkirke
Cormick, G. Thomeon.
Form IL
Claes L -H. Fear, R. Birks:, M. Yeo,
H. FoWler, R. McKenzie, R. Sniale,
P. Grieve, G. McNeil, R. Dormice, S.
Watson. •
•
I' $
_
Grieve, N. Pethlek, L. Love, T. Gov- carrying out a, srstem. Mettars.
entock, F. Givlin, P. Little,, N. Gil- Bowman and Hall addeessed the
leeple, A._ -Wilson. meeting and were well received.
Class Dickson, R. Mclateste Resolutione Were carried expressing
W. Pinkney, F. Houston, T. Stewart, fullest confidence in Mr. Borden,
t s
E. *Elcoat, Joseph iticri4lian, 0'-
F L idlWWB Bell P Floyd N•
Government had! adopted his mean or
M. For unM. M 1-101 Premier ;Whitney mid. Dr Chisholm urp y, . man, . ,
•
'Connor. Huron Oatholios and France.
Claes IV. -John Flyon.
Form 8a.
Cla,set I. -W. Stevens; T. Anderson,
V. RobertPeck, Rason
.0'Keefe, H. Lerkin, F. Indignation at the manner In which
s,
their church has been treated by the
. M.
Claes II . --E. Campbell, E. Stevens, Gevetturnent in France has Induced
mambas of the Rqman Catholic faith
0.- Roes W. Murdle, A. McGovtan, M,
in Ituron county to t pleidge them-
Jorda,n, M. Cowan, A. Stapleton, A.
selvea not to purchase any goods of
Joirlan, W. Berry, R. Geiger, A.
&mai A. Govenlock, 3. Beat, E. Tel:. °torryeherh,edte.rnaatztaseetuelven muandtell. 8AV:cc:
tor, Andersen, E. M-cLean,
wt tion was taken at largely attended
meetings' of Catholic congregations in
Class III. -E. Beatty, J. Roach, S.
• the eounty on Christmas Day, when
Hamilton, M. Mataaghtoh. Ithe perplexing difficulties bearing qn
Fcirm the eitaation in France was diseuesdd
Class I. -John Buchanan, Mary with freedom and as a result resii•
Johnston, Andrew Archibald, H. lutions embodying the boycott clause
Adams, M. Dodds, C. Horan, J. Dick- wore passed. The voice from Huroe
SOO, H. Henderson, W. Morrow, t‘t county, it was explained at the meet-
Johneton, R. Keys. • Ings, is making, itself Jail in its
Cless II -M. Smith, D. McLachlan, own feeble way in tap hope that
V. Ross, V. Glenn, V. Dorrance, C. French manufacturers and opera-
1;irleltel,deLrg.allt'o-110a.nd,Barr LaiAdiawS°,mWer-tivea may be taught W. . they 'retain -tai atheistic and perse-
that so long as
Oliver, R. McKay, W. Elliett. elating Gorernment, their eilks, wines,
Class Shillinglaw, E. Sper-
ling, Me Keetet'
Class Shillinglaw,
F orro IV
Class I-WCameron, EWhittaker, out that to Canada and the United
RHartry, .ACampbell, EPickard, . .
States the Frcnch people shipped $90,-
.
J. Elliptt. . :
000,000 worth of goods each year, so
AN INDIGNANT PROTEST.
experience and capabilities it would
be better for the muse ot education.
-Mr. Edward% father et F. A. Ed-
wards, merchant, of 33ayfielel, tiled
at the home of hie- sort last week. De-
c:batted was well up' in the elghtles
and bad for many years been a resi-
dent of Bayfield. -.Harry Irwin, son of Mrs. .11,.
Irtvin, of Clinton, who has been with
llodgene Bros. Gotlerich, for some
time, hes takena position in a
large departmental • etore at Spring-
field, Mesta•
-The largest load of brick that
has ever been. drawn from any of the
brick yerde in Cretliton was one that
left Fred Kerr e yards on- Wednes-
day. The load contained thirty-five
hun,dred brick and Was taken to Ex-
eter by Norman. Beaver.
-The Exeter Advocate Of last week
saes t Mies Mary McArter, teacher at
Sodons left; Saturday for her home
in Belasels. While here she won mapy
friends- by her ;sunny dispOsition,
.who will be sorry to learn of her de-
parture. She takes a schod in Mor-
rie next, year.
-Mre. Joint McEachen, of Shipka,
In Stephen township, died Oil Mon-
day, December 24th, at the age of 65
years. She had been ill since last
epring. She leaves a husband - and 3
sons and five daughters te moure the
gloves ahd countless other articles loss' and cherish the memory or a
will not be bought by Catholics of good wife and mothee.
countries where freedom of wor- -At the close of a very successful
ehip exists. It was further pointed public examination held in echool
section No. 5, Rullett, -Mr. Johes,
'Claes II -C. Alexander, M. Jones.
Class III -W. Stevenson, C. Stone-
man. ,
Huron County Model Sshools.
that the boycott, were It taken up
in t -hese two countries, vyould strike
home with force.
Mr. James L. Killoran, barrister,
presided at the Seeforth meeting, and
The Board, of Exeminers for the his Hanoi' Judge 13 L. Doyle, at the
county of Huron -met in the public Goderice gathering. The resolutions
school, Seaforth, on Friday, Decetsa which sum up the results of the
ber 28th, to finish the. Work of, the lneftinge are ' as follows;
Model school examinations. As the " That we, the Cetholles of the
session just closed was expected tc county of Huron. deelare our gratit
be the last, there were a large num- tede to the people and past Govern-
Goderich there were 44 &tree& the
ber of -students in attendance. at ments of France, who for over teenfour-
faith °alit:rut illhdeltdicestheesCthorishtelavne
term and 43 wrote, ' one filling to
-write on account of sickness. In ad- - earned the title of the meat Christ-,
dition. to these there ' were 'twenty Ian nation, 1
who wrote on the final for renew- I "We regret that for some years
ale, at Clinton 11, quid at Goderich 9 past the evident trend of successive
malting in all 108. The papers were Governments of France has beeh to -
considered fair. ero pass caneldates -waede driving religion out of the na.
had to make 60 per cent. of the total tioh, M. Briand, the present Minis -
and 75 per °anti for honors. The ter of Public Worship, in an address
pass mark was ;t750 and the honor to the echool teachers at Amiens said
mark 937. The Model classes this recently; The time has come to root
year have maintained the reputation 1113 front the mint* of French children
of the county Model schools for the ancient faith which leas served
good work during. the term, a large titshe elitiffhptoseof, freaned tthoourgehptl.acIet Wis ure
number receiving honors.
Honors-Brimicombe, B.; Blake, j. to get slid of the Christian Idea,. We
; Cowan, Annie, Culbert, Mary R.; have hunted Jesus out of the army,
Drysdale, Helen, Foster, Olive E.; the navy, the 'schools, the .,hoseltals,
Girvin, Mayme L.; Goldthorpe, Elia, insane and orphan asylums, and law
Govenlock, Rae,.Henderson, Insamblental ;; out of trod' srawtt
waletofgmenthsetr.bunt Him
Jackson, Mary, Johnston; -
Johnstone, Martha, Murdock, Jean ; "That while our indignation is
McManus, Lilia,n; Miners, Victoria, c.hiefly directed against the Govern -
MacDougall, Belle; Petrie, Annie A.; ment of France, and not against the
Robb, Elia, Rands, Jennie, Ros.s, M. ; people as a wbole, yet we cannot es -
Swann, Annabel, Sparks, Mabel, gard the people gen,erally • as blame -
Stirling, Charlotte., Smyth, Betsy, lees on account of ,their apathy and
indiffereece, more than their hoetile
Toll, Pearl ; Trick, Hattie ; Walters,
Monet; Birke, Wm. H.; Badour, H. ity to religion; and to emphasize
I.; Boyce, Arthur J. ; Eberhaedt, F.; our disapprobation of the attitude of
Fingland, William ,• Fowler, Foster, both Government and people, we here -
Gardner, Sydney, ; Gordon, D. ; Gras- by pledge ourselves not to buy any
eickt D. C. ; McLennan, Alex. ; Mot goode of .French . manufacture until
Le ode Angus, Mustard, T hornten ;
Scott ,Frank.
Paas-An.sley, Laura, ; Barkley, M.;
Burne, Ettie ; Capling, Ethel M. ;
°amerce', Eva ; Campbell, Gertrude;
Davidson, Ethel, Hess, Freda, Hor-
ton. Evelyn; La.w, Annie; Mallough,
Irene, Marshall, K ate, McCracken,
•Carrie ; McGregor, Maud; McKinnon.
Elia; McNair, Beatrice; Petrie, V.;
Robinson, Lottie, Scrirngeour, J. ;
Sheriff„ Irene; Stewart; Winnifred ;
Sullivan, Nellie, Taylor, Bella, Tray,
Maud M. ; Anderson, Alex. ; Boyce, N.;
Brintnell, Alvin ; Fraser,' Finlay:
Forreet, Robert, Hogarth, Clinton ;
Love, James, McCrostiej John, Mc-
Lean Donald ; Siddal, Gordon ; Swan,
lerillia.m D.
DISTRICT CERTIFIC.ATES.
- Honors -Blake, Nora ; Cluff, *Mollie;
Sewers, Laura, Kate• ,
Pass -Glen, Alexandra ; McNair, S.
'Robinson Edmund, Sheriff, Cora, -
Hutton, 'John C.; Purcell, John 3.;
Reynolds, Ernest 3.; Yeo, Franklin.
• RENEWALS.
Pais -Mark, 390; Honors, 48/. Hon-
ore-Cuyler, Edna; Huston, Clara, ;
Manning, Edna; lacCourt, Catherine;
Porter, Maud ; Robertson, John E.;
Thompson, Isabel E.; . ,Worthington
_ ante, Mabel; Durand, 0.;
McGavin, Edwin ; McEwen, Tena, Mc-
Kay, Lizzie; McDonald, M.; Millia,n,
Bertha; McDonald, Alex. •F.; Robin -
eon, Lillian; Sanderson, Etta; Sturdy,
Fancett E.; Switzette Theresa. The
following are under age, and will
not receive their certificates till they
are eighteen: Birks, Wm. H.; Cam-
eron, Eva; Culbert, Mary R.; •Cap -
ling, Ethel; Goldthrope, Ella I.; Hen-
derson, Isabell ; Hess, Freda; 0.; Law,
Annie; Mallough, •Irene ; Murdock,
Joan; McManus, ; McKinnon,
Elia; Petrie, Violet; Scott, Frank M.;
Swan, Wm. D.; Siddall, Gordon C.;
Toll, Pearl, •
East Huron .0onservatives
The annual meeting of the Conser-
vatives of East Huron .was held in
the town hall, Brussels, on- Friday
last. There was a large attendance
and the meeting was both enthusias-
tic and 'harmohious. The re• -organi-
zation was effected for the riding as
it exitits for both Dominion and Pro-
vineial purposes. Mr. Dudley Holmes
of Wingham, was unanimously re-el-
ected preeidena. and the other rid-
ing officerS were : First vice, John
Wilford, Blyth; 2nd vice, John Scar-
lett, McKillop; 3rd Nice, Robt. Mos -
grove, Bluevale ; secretary, Theo.
Hall, Witigha,m ; treasurer, William
Smith, Walton. An executive cern-
mittee was elected composed of the
officer, prepaident of each murilci-
petty, and past presidents of the
association.
Dr.. 'Chatholtre M. P., of Mast, Hur-
on, addreeetect the electors at consid-
erable length., He denounced the ex-
travagant and corrupt methods ad-
opted by the Government at Ottawa.
and gave a lucid and interetithig• ac-
count of his Stewardship. Re also
outlined hie system of 'told storage
the wrongs inflicted on the ,church
be fully redressed. ,
" That these ;resolutions be com-
municated to the principal journals
of Canada and the United States for
publication, to the Knights of Colum-
bus and other fraternal societies and
to euch other persons as may be
deetned proper.'"
• flurori Noted
-The Goderich Star has, thig
year, entered on its 48th, year a
publication.
-known -resident of Wingham for sev-
eral years, died recently in St.- Louis,
miszsMmourersii. WD: mWoi.ii:rndg:liso,f a
Grand Bend,
former well
met with a painnil accident eome
dew) ago by falling on the loe and
injuring her back.'
--The annual. meeting of the Ethel
cheese factory will be held in the
township hall, Ethel, on Saturday,
January 5th, at one p.m.
-Mr. and Mrs. John Quirk, two of
Wingharnts 'most 'highly respected re -
idents, recently cetehrated the 50th
anniversary ot their wedding day.
-John Meffett has- returned to Clin-
ton from Winnipeg, wnere was •a
patient in the !hospital for thirteen
weeks, having had a bad attack of
typhoid fever.
• -Mist; Evelyn Turner, fornierly of
Clinton, but who of late has been
teaching at Maple_ Creek, Sask., has
been engaged by the school board of
Wetaekiwin, Alberta.
-The trustees of school section No,
1, Stanley, have engaged Miss Pat -1
tone of Shipka,, Stephen township, as
their teaeher for next year at a sal-
•ary of $800.
—A 'quiet wedding took place in
%%Zola() ow Chrietenes Day, when.
Fred II. Mason, of Ethel, and Miss
Annie Bertha •Heaslip, of Toronto,
were married by Rev. Mr. Falls.
-Mr. John Houston; reeently of
Clinton, hae resigned his position as
principal • of the Rochland • High
School, and accepted the principal-
ship of Smithville High School.
-Mrs. Argo, wife of Rev. James
Argo, who was recently killed' at a
railway crossing in London, Was t e
mother of Wm. and James Argo, �f
the Winghain high school.
-Dr. Blackall, formerly of Hemet 1
who has been in the west since re-
tiring from ethe hotel business there,
tat 'returned. He has secured a hotel
in Prince Albert, and, will return
there with hie family at mice.
-The pupils of the school in section
No. 2, Ueborne, presented their teach-
er, Mies Ilamilton, with, a handsome
manicure set as a Christmas gift,
phrordiaoyetts. to the school closing for the
-•
Prhicipal Lough of ,Clinton Model
&hoot may be proud cit timsele and
his last model class, • which Was
00111000eth of forty-five pupils, all of
whom passed; their examination, 21
taking ilMeirta. Mr. Lough has not
had a failure for over ten years. Mr.
Mr. Lough; Is a veteran In the pro -
Class II.—A. Clarke, B. Irwin, Ww, fession-. and has devoted his life 'to
Dotbirty, Ohl* 0, Sadler, of fat:ni, product, told how, the it. If era bed mOre teacbe're of taxes Pala V the rateele,
penditure. •amoents to $1,20.I0, whtcii
inciudes $243 M tater
anoes; 0,18244 in. roads bridges ;
$2,111.60 for tourity 1,540.39
in drainage work. The e on
hand le $6,117.85._ The assets 'arnreatit
to $9,358.,96 and the liabilities' to $8,-
867.9e. The county rare last year was
$2,111.60 and thie year It is $2,934.
-Mr. end Mrs. Wm. Yearley,- et
Stephen, near Cretliton, celebratett
their silver wedding or the 25th an-
nivereary of their marriage at their
pretty and comfortable home, on the
evening of December 22nd. There were
about 70 gileSts present and a most
enjoyable time was spent. The es-
teem in which Mae and Mrs. Year-
ly are held by their friends was fit-
tingly exemplified: by the large nurn-
ber. of beautiful and wetly presents
Which they received.
a -On Sunday, December 23reht Rev.
E. H. Saavere, of Brueetield, read at
the church eervicese a report, writ-
ten- by Mr. Albert McQueen, who died.
last summer (Mt West, to the Home
Miesionary Society: A thureli is to
be built at Manville, Alberta, where
Me IrleQeeen preached, to be tailed
th.e MeQeeen. Siemer's". Mr. Mc -
Queen's earnings, with gifts front
others, including the school section.
near Wingliam, where he taughanow
amount to $200, which wilt be sent
out art seal as the people are ready
foe it.
-The Gotlerieh Signal of last 'week
says One of the pleasant events of -
the Christmas season for the prepriet-
who luts :successfully, taught the ore of the signa was a presentation
School for the past flee years, was ma to them by the members ef the
presented with, a handsome secretary edtresa 0wriasSzestuaradtsh7y matrt.e,r,wneanitiANnattet
and book case, accompanied by an. ad -
and loath/ member of the firm was
dress,
-Mies Mary.. Chant, *eldest &met-
pv:weesiv,teridarNividstolimrlye IrifrfainSaelr. wiT)h-telneraet- '-
ter fo Mr. H. B. Chant, of Clinton,
met with a peculiar accident one ciplents, who were taken completely
morning not long ago, before she hwyordeeTortitex,pre' setoternthPlera apIpnrectatlioewn
was out of her bed. In yawning she
dislocated her Jaw; and the services of the kindly thoughtfulness which
pdrnoimgenptceed
of a doctor were necessary to re set
and action, and
aonfd thaelsGst6afff thine
the member.
-The home of Mr. and Mre. John the work of turnthg out the best
and brightest tinier in Huron eteun-
Baker, Goderich, was the scene of
pretty wedding on December 26th, T.
when thein third daughter, jemlina,
•was married to George Higginson,
foreman at- tee Goderlea elevator.
Rev.• Jameet A. Anderson pertormed
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Neminations.-The thonenations took
place in Industry hill on Monday at
the -ceremony. There were over a hum- .1-2 Veleck. The: 1-0110Wing candidates -
were nominated:: For reeve Dr. W -
J.- Milne,. John Potter, A, W. Sloan
and Frank Metcela The two 'fain-
ntena running. Fpr councillors
ellowing were nominated : J. H.
w, W. Johnetone B. Gerry,"
atter, W. Vatiction, D. Critienden.
For .truetees; James Sims, Dr. Deng
and Dr. Charlesworth. After the
nominations an . atliournment was
Made until the evening wnen the hall
was packed with an anxious crowd
to listen to the vedette speakers and
they certainly caused a considerable
amount of amusement. There were
also some bitter things -said and it is
likely, to be herd fight, especially
• , .ft(Er thet-ee7rea.bid ontrttliane"iWteanat :tin"
putate it.
opened
de January
13:tugin2ensds. Cuolielesge Mo-
cltitnOcinitiPatoealiticses, butitlothr ewnjhuso t;stoetohen_
Nee has beep. compelled to resign, te-det'ed the most suitable for the
and the commercial department will grLioni3:illitQiuoll bylai4vw%. lire*PectiVe
be -leader the direction et Principal
Spotton, aesistett by his :brother, MT. Briets.-Rev. Mr. Richardson, of,
A. R. Spotton, Miss Dever will have hiWgyjominitttgb,eibpnreoducteydatertihane poreetoxerehmiee,sett-
cnsheanrtg.e of the stenographic depart -a"
dred guests prevent.
-Miss Maud Porter, who hap been
teaching in Centralia for the Jest
two and half years, has resigned
that position to accept a poettion on
the Hay -Stephen boundary, a short
distance west of Exeter. The section
le a ernall one, has one, of 'thee_ ost
modern echool houses in the iiispect-
erste_ and pale: a good salary.
-Mr. Joseph Colciough, of the
Base Line, neer Clinton, was leading
an animal by a 'rope the other day,
when it bolted around the corner of
a barn, catching the littlet finger of
his right hind between the- rope aid
the corner of tile barn, 'cutting A so
badly that. the -doctor tiled to am-
Ohel
the
- Friday evening and aloe -ocetipiedttee
• 1 pulpit on Sunday • morning -and even -
Auburn, and Dungannon, is volune
tartly giving' en) his- position, to
presented the firm of Cantelon Bros, i igon on the people_ Next vedity
Clinton, for the past exteen Ware,
in the territory radiating between eeufairyetebeee peutieifigte_oemr,setwii.e.xisingeonetteuee:
Clinton and Baytield, and Clinton,
accept that of western rehresentamct: ebeoeinngt °vitt abnoillnedervoaiderIr, tbhuet sertkutia,"0.
lpvhee refoorh;tastrghowoleszlecof„irm of
-Mr. J. E. Cantelon, Who has
Hamilton. ;vat in' very good shape and quite 0
re- , Ing eta made a very favorable Int-
: Laneyt i was
ondeapey nteveventinyg4.---nreetiwr. beTrer it owning and Sunday the Rev. M.
pied the pulpit of the Methodist thrteell
-The auction sale of the estate of number en joyed thenweive& in this
on the premises, near •Dashwbod,
the late John .Winkenweder took place
last.
tt
A eitunber took In the tea 'meet -
week and was well attended.
The
- ier at Londesboro and A few ' -Went
tYro Goderich to attend he ball there
laieorinze, tewadas pproupredrhtayee, a cohnytainijoang.
W111.?" -in the evening. A teiv also went
lert for $4,600, while the BO etre fern, attend a .dan0e, 00 tains It ,eli in
out to Mr. McDonald's. Thillett, to
Stephen,was-Neivlal°tP112re°11a7endeee"bi;n rill i elaellivernsoetiniof,,AttieriuiepeteniwearleTrhe-ed ttlaraemeic.
Stephen for $2,150.
Lawrence Stnillie, one of - their mini-
on the river hill at Dungannon, hat reached Blyth inyt.h
_while 0011:e boys were coaating „ laying gang of ehebuctt tph;vah. aeavevbeearte _
ear all w
wilsoisteachinge.eetg echool at Hell -
Nettie Stew -
distance of twenty feet, but fortim- worth, ts at .preseet
ben std over the bridge. He fell a.
visiting her par-
ately landed on some solid Ice that ente here. -Mr. Stover, who haet been,
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had forteedteround the abutment. A -electrician for the past few menthe,
few feet either way would have land"
left on Saturday for -a better posit-
ed bill'l into ,the open current, and he ion. Ver. John Nevins, who used
could not have escaped drowning.' to ran the plant but Who has been
—A pleasant event took Place on le R,egete, for the past year, reterned
Wednesday, December . 26th, 'at the home Saturday night and will take
residence of Mr. --4.11c1 Mrs* Duncan I "ergo of the plant again -Mr. Rot,
McEwen, Clinton, when their daugh- riditexay ten ma week. to tette pos-
ter, Mary, became the bride tit Mr. O. sexialoh ei his jewelrybifsinetina
Lionel Paisley. The ceremony WAS Shelburne, thaelhg the good wishes Of
performed under an evergreen arch
with wedding bells, by Rev. Dr.
Stewert, in. the presence of a large
number of friends and relatives of
the contracting parties.
-The statutory , etaternent of re-
ceipts and expenditures for Hulett
Lor the past year has been issued.
Thee assdte of t be township are: Bal-
ance on hand, 5161,72; in bank, cur-
rent Account, $1,400; in bank, pro-
ceeds- of 'debentures, $3,914.39; un-
collected taxes., $240. Liabilities: Lo-
cal Improvement siebentureet $2,766;
C.P.R. debentures, 20 years, $,886.-
60; unpaid accounts, $800,
-A Chrietinas tree was held in the
-echoed house in. section No. 10, Stan-
ley, on Monday evening df last week.
A very 'Short programme, accompani-
ed the presenting of the gifts of San-
ta Claus, which took • considerable
time, as the tree was tevered With
presents, not only for the little folk
but for the grown up onee as *ell.
Miss Jean Mustard is to be bomplia-
mented on the success of this undert
tekinge .
-Mrs. Neil McKay died at the re-
sidence of Mr. J. N. McKenzie, in
Aslitleld, on Christmee Day. Her
maiden 'name was McRae; she was a
native of Cape Breton, and was 76
years of age. About 24 years ego she -
came :with her husband to Goderich,
where they resided until the death of
Mr. lIcKey about twenty years ago.
inco which time, she has made her
home with Mr. ticKe zle, In .A.1311
field.
The financlal statetnent Of the
t ownehlp ctf isTurnebt rry from ist Of
je;roiarytatho
mber, 1906,
slievis tile total recOlpts to have been
$14,412.95, less a balance on handof
$1,422.10. Of tftis =Oil
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his many friends here The Masotis
held a special meeting Tuesday eve
ening of thie week. -Mr. and We.
John Ensigh are spendirtg a few hole
!clays at Detroit -Mr; Beg, tiood-
day spent Sunday with friends in
Goderich.-A few from here attended
the ball at Seaforth lest Fridae* er-
ening.-Mr. and Mrs. Ip.teston, of
Grand View, Manitoba, visited their
uncle, Mr. Robert Douglass a few
clays of the past week. -Mr. and Mrs.
McKenzie, of Galt, visited 'relatives
in town over the New Yet:ay.-Mr. G.
Xreighling, of Arcola, Manitoba, * at
present visiting relatives and friends
in these parts. -Miss Kate Barr, of
Goderich, spent New Yeare with rel-
atives here -Mr Archie _ McQuarrle,
of Winnipeg, is at present visiting
hto parents here.
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Beechwood
Our School. ---Th following, the
standing of the pupils ot school No.
8, MeKillop, as the Iseult of the
Christmas examinations: :Olean. IV -
Margaret Beichert, B. Benermann.
Sr. III -W. Houlden, John Murray,
Annie Belteilt, Lizzie Eckert Jr. III
Martha Benernsenn, Joe Murray, John
Delti, Wm. Kanter, Charlie Dietz.
Sr, 11-Litzle Mettler, John . Eckert,
Dora Pitz Mary Kietner, -John Bener-
mann, hfe:linda Keohlar, Gessie Hick-
nell, Joe Eckert, E. Kleber, Eltninat
Regale, Jr, Ire -Annie McKay, Vera
Eckert, Ella. Drager, LovIna, Rapeln,
Leo Murray, E. Steurnagle. Part II
Beuermann, Dave Beuer-
maneit Part 1_, Sr. -Lydia Keetilar,
Er Regale, Rate Eckert, Eddie Koeh-
tar. Part I; Jr. -Martha Bertnethele,
Maggie McLaughlin., Camila Murray,
8,601.15 Wag Itna Rapein Annie INTtner, John
te Wheeze1 Mettler .-B, 'Et OtC-Onner,
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