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haveeeplenelicl valaes and clos-
est privets on •
et Plated ,Inives and Forks
ers in caries
Nickel Plated Orranb Days
Nickel Plated Tea Trays
Wile and Pocket ("teeny
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stoc• k of Skates Hockey
eke, Straps and'Pucks is
the tetasit complete in town
and palms loekt
-Hardware, Stoves and Coal.
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Successor to..114.-N.WatSan,
NORTH MAIN ST.e_SEAFORTH. -
Deeetalektrira, said Accident Insur-
ance agent, Reel Snide and .Lear)
Dealer. in firat.oliew family and maaann.
taring Sawing MaOh!neir Arid Poem
lagetRaymond end White Sewing
littabines,, and National andia
like ode Omen Separatoret /
Also "swim macildne needles, oil, attaoh-
mate; repairs Dna tandries for all
'With aver years optima:ft la tbe above
tin:sinew jolt Oast *0111 MAUI 04 of primes
JAMES WATSON,
sasseaos Agent, -sind deafer In Sewing Machin
sod -ney.,.. North Main skeet, Seafarer.
SAitit
-McMichael; re
Tarawa, TbomasiRie
eta; iitandard. be
land; senior guard,
ior guard, 'George
meets the firsti
of evert? -thr tun
tradition atielall
Ireaviag Town.
-much to ,learn of
Seatortl* Of Mr -s Ise,
hp 'will. as page&
-factory zee -witty i
Thost Bell it& Stine
-furniture !factory' h
:Wes .out Of :emiisloy
it. Mr. Langetrot
weeregeet very mu
-dyes not, -however,
ces. now jecnialtat
hope the( efoto he
sia
bet a ellen e, and
Christmas Mete
Scholars -Of - the
church,. Oil, Friday
,cidect success. .Th
crowded With the
araends, watt War
programree.. The e'•
the supeteatendeti
son. The 'program
and all taking p
selves in, a. most
After the program
full of b ge of
lift.- Robb was
teachers. •- No oee
the school thari '
years been' ibrari
of the bleek board
John F.Stapies
AGENT rOR
pumps a
specialty, also all
kinds of Windmills.
Ostlers left at
Staple Bros. Barber 4hop,
nut iicitooL
STRATFORD, ONTARIO.
Ey jiving a better course of training. than that
,siven by any other sinallar Institution in Ontario,
"we have become one of theft:Wing business training
who* in Canada. Our graduates are in demand as
-office assittants and busineSs college teachers. Our
leaurses being- the, best, oin graduates succeed. If
interested in youri own welfare, write now for our
ottalogue-it is free, . We have three deptirtmenta-
-waronereial, shorthand and telegraphic. Winter
terra Meng Amway gth.
E have very
pleas-
ure in wishing you,
one and ,all, a very
Happy New Year
- DAL
jeweller & Optician
New Term
Front
Jan.
Eater any day for
long or short course
-NeW catalogue ready. Write
for it if you have any idea of a
college course. Address
11. SHAW, Prinelpal,
Oen‘ral Business College, TORONTO
Notice- I
Notice is hereby given that- the'82nd annual meet-
ingtif the Mcgillop Mutual Fire Insurance Coj_npanY
will be held at -the Town Hall, &Moral, on rriday,
Xannewl7th, 1508, atone o'clock p. m. Business--
-AeoeiWag the direetavor auditors' and treasurer's re.
jporte, the election of thine directors and other hued-
meesthat may be ra for the good and welfare
,..1'fav the company. The • g directors are James
.8140orion.Y. George Daln and JP1In Watt, who are
,niele for re-election. . are requested to attend.
JOHN H. eicereta, President.
THOS. HAYS, Secrets' ry.
ItSEIIEN
Examine ou• r special hues of
iiBuiat, Horse and. Calf Driving
eciloveo - the best values on
the -market. Also our stock
eef stay -on Blankets is com-
plete. Headquarters for
Galloway, Bishop, Mongolian
D o g, Goat and Imitation
- Buffalo. The best made at
Iovrest prices. Trunks, suit
cases and valises -- special val.
uee and largest assortraent.
-BRODERI('K'S
Noted Cheap Harness Store
,Opposite Centraeroiat Hotel, &fat
ie;
ardeena 'trees
iintershea
;third etines
is in a rospe
the rie'
thirst trine*
ha the furni
cbased at tie
Wing 0
f the .s aff et
t•ari legit
thirty arsi
h that c Celina
together, there
will de ide t
ret
th
ng
He
Ind
11
3ohe pale ins. I Maio
O'Keefe, a is =a cattle buyer, of Sea-
Itansfoe Of Clinton; -a alining , dam-
eettle, that O'Keefe bag t from Bans -
ford. The case was triedieut the die
vision Omit at Clintort, tat the aOth
of September last, but 'Judgment was
not ,galv3ito until a tete" aays ago. Mr
3. pit st acted; for Ma O'Keefe.
Thirtieth Anuiversare.-The 00th ane
Methodiet church, was held oft - Christ -
was knell *the proceecli ifs were of in'
interesting nature. Rev George Bug -
gin, who was pastor. in charge at the
brief ' history -of the congregationti
Messrs. '. John area jam Beattie, who
are the, only members f the taustee&
beaed of that time left, alao gave ad-
addressSs. Mr , Leather aria . was un-
able to attend *tying ' 0 illness. Let.
ters were also read ar rn ' several tot -
mer 'teeters and .61d embers of - the.
congregation. Rev D. ogers, the pre-
sent pitator, was la charge, 'of the ser -
busy, day in to
nave than throng
some resemblance
day. peope were
the crowd, The
Stewart Bros., clo
In fact this sea
very eatisfactory
nese, although ma
plain of.. dull tra.d
tributed tie cert
enterpriee: of Sea
the large establis
manse and varied
our merchants e.
are noted. As g
'Varied a selection
the stores of Sea
the city . establis
prices are loWer.
have caught on t
a.ccordingly.- Hen
the Su
irst
sehool
merits
tally en
air was
s.es and
t acqui
reditabl
WaS
tidies f
The
day s
esby
wait a,
taker
P.
ed
ver S eta
ba 'ket
tae
0101
che
rge
ery
lei -
the
ool
an
the
embere;,/3 wit
day s
rflOre
a/ lie
ti has
he SU
as d
Robb, a
essore, and
been 113 t e
aturday
and t
usiness
. Main
o a fa
here fro
chants
II Imo
in the
day an
so far
last
places
street
or a
far
orofite
n fir
the
lastor
ually
has
tee w y of
y other .tonins
This ay b
in ext int t
tits d the
stocks carrie
for tt bleb.
can- be
rth as
he aub
these fa
the
Prom Friends .
positor; Mr. Peter
fort, Sask., an ol
all the grain dee
up. The winter
very Mild not eno
ing end although
affects us sonie
to eat, drink andf
meal for any ald
favor us 'with a
all the cotiplinien
firmer resident o
have taken The
and would -not 11
as it tells Me of
et Huron but I
'change in the, na
Well we' have ha
the craps were g
was gooa. Ne a
weather and ha
frost. I have a
berries In my ga
time. large, fall
in my garden oat
•
Home Again. -
of McKillop, neat
last week from t
he bad spent most
a homestead; each
looking atter the
theee *properties.
with him, reniain
where win !pro
ter. Mr Aitche
located 80 miles
that, at the piese
is now gradea an
ruenhtg past hie
He says that life
'land is as good a
but- this!' year the
frozen and he !say
how many of the.
fee- frosted grain,
market alai! it is
to- get machines
they havei .A , set
Altebesori was, ha
getehis erne crus
The neatest dector
The frieads of th
went all this dist
teed whea they g
fennel he! was not
.not Undettake the
return home the f
their friend tit m
in Saskatooti and
tbere with him t
weakenea by the
the docatte there
thing for him and'
ing day. This is
hardships which- t
newer parts are' e
comes akteg towns
venienoes of wain
tibiae eal4 Term
s an
foun
11 MO
le see
is an
throng
ption to , The
Aikenhe d, of
Exposi or eve
re so fa has
still h ve en
wear an an
call. ishing
positok
to de
the goo
see a,
of
a very
d and t
having
had s
nd
en, at
WTI on
aye ale
n full b
1
aliwa
or 37
witho
Old
ry
the a
good .
e we
eery
reeler
ar
s too,
get
II
Ore
Ora
ace
nd
by
of
did
of
ubt
ell.
Gen
si
nia
at -
the
ims
by
hey
as
in
of
the
act
of
re-
ittle
ys-
if
eze
eon
gh-
cy
the
ay
OU
ars
lks
eat
ar,
her
pen
ny
sr-
ent
nd
ses
John Altch on,
of the sammer
son hay take up
in the 1. Ise eke
a son, who as
ably sp a the
is ep sierties are
m_ Sas a;tooei a
t time, the at -
is e3c eted be
is not 11 SUDL. the
any m arts. he
wheat was die
ew sett rs wit get
they a ler one
vett her for cm
thresh the ain
er near where Mr
the rn ,sfortu to
ea in a mac ne.
nee for this tor
to his place ey
sargeo, end WA
ease. Tiey ha to
,y -mile and ke
when t ey az. ed
poor fellow vraa so
could n t do Y-
a sampl Of he
d when a Tai y
are buil am, 1-
ry -civil' ation re
y reach and ey-
of the abater
Christmas :Visitors.
Christmas -visitors in' t
elsewhere, we notioed
Wm. Btine, Hamilton;
Minnie Beet, Zurich ;
rie ; Miss Belle Bali
Miss Mary Gillespie,
Arcbibald and Fred Ph
London e Wm. Johns
Herbert tifoirisona =NV
Scott, *Loadon ; George
Dr. Killoran, Toronto;
New York ; Georgeond
ers and -Win. McDougal
- *Among the
wee not given
the following:
•Alf Peters, of
Toronto ; Miss
ank Scott Bare
ronto; Bert
cal, ' Stratford
he Misses Kidd,
Thomas Smith-
, Jr.; from ,New
er hot
and' !will re urn
opening or sea eel on the
Jan I
Stor
Co and Mirror Casei
Mankato Seta
Collar and tuff Boxes
Handkerchief Boxes
jeneel (hales
Persee, Hand Bags-, Music,itolls
Ladies' and Genth' Card Cases
Bill Books mid Coin Pursee
tOigar and Cig.arette Cases
Meereleatim Pipes and Cigar Holders
Gold Mounted ;r,ier Pipes
Tobacco Pooches in Teal seal an
aliigator
Aiabellit and Living Cigars at 75c
box
''Good Feed Wheat in stook
Seaforth Wing Co.
, Robe Eschanged.-Will the
Saskatchewan robe from the Q
on Christmas night and left his
the one he took and geb his.
save fttrtlier costs:
Highest -cash price paid for al
-niink, coon, muak rat, fox an
Henderson, Commeroial Hotel,
of June nth says : The bil
Crocker, at the Grand this wee
good one, both from an en
tional point of view. The troll
ponies, donkeys and mules go
t 'moderate pricer).
arbY who took a new
eeta's note Stables
own, kindly returrt,
y SO doing he' will
= 20894
hinds of raw fursi
skunk:, George Li
Orth.- 20094
The Verona) -*midi
la an exceptionahyi
cif 4ealned. horses, =
rough a pro raunne
that differs greatly from those sunder exhi
inasmuch as the animals go th itgh an altogether
original routine of acts. The nundls march, play
musical instruments, and act irate dramas, and in
many other ways ehow a degre of mental develop...,
irtent that is considered little bort of marvellous, ,
While the intelligent perform ew of theanost dif.1
they devote the greater part o . the entertainutenC
to a series of absolutely ori nal novelties. The
donkey comedians do their wor with great regard
for laughter and applausa ese clever animals
appear In the Seaforth 0 era House for two
rights and one matinee, D er 80 and 31; 1907.!
Matinee on Tuesday afternoon. Prices for evening,;
adults 25e, 850 and 50e ; ehildr n, 15c. Prices for1
meetbiee---Adults 25c, children De. gesal
House for Sale or Rentt-iror sale or rent, com-
fortable frame house on Jame street, in Seaford].
Every eonviailence in good rep It' and pleasantly lo-
cated. Good stable on the at, Apply to jam
Local Briefs. -Me Ar ur Forbes and
Mr. and Mrs James F bese of Michi-
gan, are spending the, Christmas sea-
son with their parents , Mr. and Mrs
Mes,srs. Forbes, hold risible ;posi-
titichigan:-Mr Donald Omits, of Exe-
ter, was in town on Saturday • lad,
calling on old friends.--taise Norma
Dickson aria -Miss - a Cowan are
home from Toronto, the Chilatme,s
vacation. -Mr W. Gov -rdock, of Chic-
ago, is visiting his p rents, Mr. and
Mrs. 3 R. Govenlock North Main
street. -Our butchers d splendid dia.
plays of Christmas m ts this year. -
A meeting of BrItannia Masonic Lodge
,will be held this, Fri ay night, St.
John's Night, When t e officers for
the coming year will be instelled.-
Junction, has been een aged by the
Collegiate Institute Bo rcil as teacher
Of , modern' anguages na history, as
successor to Miss St le, at a salary
of $800. -Mrs D. J. al Callum Mid lib-
ci
to.-Mre Tr. G. Willis is spending- the
Christmas vacation wit her narenta in
Detroit. -The Rev-. E. N. Shaw and
wife, of Lyons circuit, tormeely of
the eecipients ef hand,. lime gifts at a
surprise Tarty held, • • -their circuit.
Mrs. Shaw was present d with a heinde
some carelage- rug and Mr. Sliteve with
;stone/ nurse, of New , ork, is bete on
a lake to her -parents Mr. and Mrs
We E' Southgate.- re. Leach, tif
days with her parents Mr. and lire -
S. Barton -Mies Nellie Devereux, mil -
/liner. Of -Ottawa, is ho le for the hol-'
idaye.-eMr Norman It man. of Re-
gina, epent 'the Christm s holidays here'
with _friends being t, . • guest of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Y. McLean -Walter Gregg
Stewart; second son of Rev. Dr Stew-
art, of Clinton, died in the hospital in
Toronto on Saturday. He bad beeti
on the brain. He, was, a bright, profile
tieing young man, 19- years of age,
and- ids early death s a severe = bee
:reayement to his. pars ts 'snit -friends.
.-The municipal berth ations will be
enirig next. -Mr Alex. Lamont has re-
turned trete Parry So nd to spend the
. Martin and Mr.- Ile.rry irns, of 'Chic-
ago, are visiting thei grandmother
Dodds, John street. ,,,, , 3. Hughes and ‘
master Harold speut istmas with
his weather, Mrs. Joh laiighee' and
Mrs. Roach --Miss Wel a Stevens who
has been, attending th Clinton Model .
school during the past term, is apentle
ing a few days with ef ends in town.
Miss Stevens bas bee engaged :in a '
echool near Blyth for he ocimitig yeart
-Mre. Andrew Little, -of tdcpregor.
Manitoba, arrived here on Mehdetylast
and will spend the -win er at the home
Harpurhey.-Mr and 1 a.. John Mc-
Donald, at 'Walton, s • ent Christmas
with Mits. McDonald's parents, Mr and
Huron Road East.- , I essrs George
Smithers, Fred Hainm t, H. Oughton,
Geo. Webb, Thos Smi hers, and* sev-
eral other men, whe a a- working for
Edge .& Gutteridge, in the neighbor-
hood of Party Sictund, are home tor
Clitistmas.-Mr and 'Mr . Pang/nen, of
Hall, the home 'of th latter's MO -
:tiler, Mrs. P Case. -Mi s t.alveltire Dare
Limoges') brown Derby, Coalport and
Japanese China,
Beautiful Japanese Baskets from. 25
up
EbohY Mirrors, Hair, Hat and Cloth.
' Brushes
Perfunie in Dainty Boxes
,Toye, Dolls, etc., in great variety
e Come -in and see us, whether
C ABERHART. ti.
DRUGGIST
Agent for Sheopie Remedies,
hot water bottles, fountain
syringes,'Cooks' • Cotten --Root
and 'Woods' Phospleedine.
mas holideys in town, under the 'met
sloes, preached in the Soaferth churc
last Sunday marning, emit in the Eat
mendville church in the evening, and
for tithe need, both 'from a, religione
and national standpoint, of Trovidirl$
religious ordinances for the pe,orle et.-
the- new street. Dr aieltareii s digit
trict extends Irani Gleebec to the YUit
aoh. He was for 14 years in the paele
is quite conversaat with the contlitioa
and neede of every - district in MS
enost of theme -We a,re sorry to teazle
that tar. Alex Davide:at is again lea
rdisposect-Mx Wan. McDougall, of Are
bed. for several weeks, is not prOs
greasing heaithward as rapidly as hia
lesplat of North Main 'street met wita
was carrying a dish of - boiling water
When it tell scalding her- lieet.-Christe
weather, although bitiatry, wag plea
ant and the sleighing good. Our zit
zens as a rule,: spent the day in sa...
cial enJoyment and in curling vela
skating , at the ;ink. There were sere
vices in St. Thomas' and St Jameia
abarchee in the mor! ing.--Mr Andre*
n▪ ey & 'Archibald., was mairied in T:
rrato on Christmas day to Mies bil
Roberts, youngest daughter of Mrs. lit
Si Roberts, of Seaforth The youag
coaple have hosts of friends here who
will join The Expoeitor in most cor-
dial congratulations. --liar and MrS. $.
Dickson, jr, are spending a few daaa
be towh before leavIng. for their home
in Fort atitekatchewan.-Mr ' W. V.•
Hays, 'Miss Hays, and Mr. Hector Ilene
of Goderich, spent Christmas with *.
and Mits. R Si Hays.t-Mr. A. Stewatt,
of. the Seeforth Milling Compaey, 4 -
'turned from Fort William- to spend
Christmas here wlth his family:s-
aWatded 5th prize tor White Rock
cockerel at Guelph Show. This was
_Inadvertently omitted; from the lad
laat Week. -Mr Thos. Fowler, of the
Bell Engine Co., is horne from tete
•
• Matriinohlal.-Mr Samuel A. Dick-
son. barrister. of Fort Saskatchewate
and SOn of Ur. S Dickson, postmaster,
• Seaforth, was united in marriage,
to Miss Evelyn H. Ward, in Hamilton,
on Thursday of -last week. The Ha
Jiton SpectatOr makes the following
reference to the Interesting event ; "A
very .pretty wedtling took place last
night at the home of Mr. and Mre
Alfred Ward, when -their second dauglee
ter, Evelyn Hannah, was united -in
marriage to Samuel Archibald Dick-
son, of Edmonton, Alte., only sail Of
Mr. ahd Mrs Samuel Dickson, of Sea -
forth. The ceremony was per-tor/ilea
by Rev. T, 3. Mansell, of Duedae,
assisted by Rev. Richardr :Whiting,. a
Centenary church, liandlton. The
bride was given away by- her lather.
She wore ivory crepe de chene, eta '
and filet lace. She was attended by
her sister, Miss Alice al. Ward, its
Maid, of hothor, and by Mats Rae Dick.
eon, of Seaforth: and Miss H. Illvelyh
Armstrong, of Montreal, as, bridesmaida.
They all wee dainty gowns' of &Wen
cloth, and carried large - boeuets of
ptnk Killarney melee The groom w
supported byt P. If Yeates, while
H. Ward and George W Ballard act
ed as ushers. A cbteeh telegrams of
congratulations were reeetved by tate
hapey couple. After, a- Short trip, afe
Mr. and Mrs Dickaan will return -0
Hamilton, before leaving' for* the :
home in Edmonton, `Alta.'? Mo. Dicke.
son's large -circle et frieeds in alai
his old home, will unite with The. Ette
lations and beet Wishes:
A Double Surptise. -! There Were
pleasant and happy -dotage in the
school in section -.No. 4, ma Fritlay laet
the closing day for the Cliristmes
cation. Mr eMcCia,vin, the: teacher, Ott
surpriee tor the peels aa. areeenting
each :with a bag' of candles, nuts, ete.
additicei they had 'a, stood 'and *
etc., by the pupils This= was a sues -
prize for the !pupae, but they had one
in store for their teacherS when thea
presented him with a 'arse containing
a nice sum of metney. . During hie
stay here Mr. McGa,vin teas proved
and a most estimable young man, Ptah
ular aliae with pupils, ' trustees aria
parents and it is with the greatest
regret they lose him. But ,!wherever hit
goes be will be followed ay the vera
sbeeesttkinivi. shes of every per4on in the
months with his many friende MS
vicinity. We are pleased to see tha#
he never forgets this burg. - Mar
Walsh, of Sea.forth, visited' - her else
ten, Mrs. E Flannery aed Mrs. Pt
Curtin, daring the 'past Weela-laral
David' Crawford Li visit,r4 her broe
Mete Mr: Jehn Shea -The '; Messrs. Je
tabiaelhuitsti
a correspandeat came to hand tee la
or insertion week, but WM a
Annual Sheeting Match. -.-The senile
21'; Brintnelle 18.4 BrIntnelit *-1,6 1311
Notes.-Missi Walsh sad Miele. Plan
gaests of Mit end Mrs Joseph Mc
Sunday with 'Jars. Jtimes-: Shea -Mie
with tar, and 'Mee atfe Evans las
week.
• Stanley.
Farm SoIdr-eliat 'Ames lifahatly
lesed of *hie -tam, on the 2nd con
cer -teat, three. end- a belt miles, fro
Clintien, to Mr. Charles Kelton! -Me
yeers peat With Notenali. Carte
Of Tuckeramith. The Utah oantain
100 acres,- and the- price -paid _was $5
600. Mr Mahaffy talka of going
Egmonelville to reside.
Bluevale.
• THE CHURCH OPENING. Sunda
and Monday were eventful days
the history of the Bluevale Presb
terian church, when the services an
ceremonies in connection with tat
opening of the church, building too
lace. The work of prepavation ha
een going on for many months an
theaast stroke was not finished amt I
the labor was rewarded by the restil
and many comments, were heard o
the pleasing appearance and comfo t
of th,e 'The church Wit$ pee
ed by great oongregations at all titre
of th.e Sunday servicesa Rev. W.
JeMartin, of Zion church, Brantfo
was the spea,ker at the morning a
evening services. _ He made ve
pleasing impression by .his fine pre
pression, and the practical nature ef
his discourses. His morning subject
was the dedication of the churela
the service of God. • He reminded hos
hearers that the building of t
church:was for one purpose -the glo
of God -and no other aim should
theirs on its dedica,tion, In the eve
ing he spoke on our duty to the pe
ples which are in need of the gospe
for oi-Ir home and foreign missto
-work. The afternoon service was ao
ducted by Rev. Mr. Wishart, B. A
of Melville church, Breisseis. He is
forceful speaker and his theme w
the shortness °inf.! and the certain
of death. Re pointed out the nece
sity of activity and usefulness dui%
the short span of life allotted to
The clutch choir, with Miss Jess
Moffatt as organist - did excelle t
work throughout. the day. The day s
collections amounted to $145. ---
The new church is a 'neat structu e
of red briek 011 a foundation of o
neer& blocks, flanked by buttresse
with trimrainge of cement, and d
cove, 54x88 feet The entrance is on
the Found. level, and from the low
vestibule the stairwaySlead eith
side to the mairi Boor where the ass
tprium is reached through anoth
vestibule. The auditorium has a m
in pale blue, dark green and gilt on a,
terra cotta ground. The walls are f
stuceo, while the choir alcove is plast-
ered in hard finish. The wood wor
pulpit andepews are of ash in oil
isle. The Roman vvinderws are glaz a
in electroplated cathedral glass, a d
the pulpit furniture :is upholstered •
'brown leather. The basement, whi
is entered from the lower vestibule,
divided into school -room, vestry, libr-
aty and kitchen, which contains it e
Kelsey furnace. The Ladies' Aid ie
vided. the lamps, the carpet and t
pulpit furniture, The choir purch
ed the Kern organ., the Westmins
Guild paid for the windows. and t e
Sunday School bought the -school room
furniture„ --The first sod was turned II
the middle of June, and the eorn
stone was laid on August 13,
work proareseed well under the supe
vision of the building committee,
Maxwell, John McNaughton, Geor e
McDonald, James Moffatt, John Mu
dell, Robert Black and R. N. Du
Mr. Robert Maxwell. yeas building,
vector. The architect -wag W.
was the contractor aeld the sub -co
tractors hicluded ; 'Ulnas Pipe, le)
Wilton as Gillespie,'Brusaels, m
work ; William Fox, Wee:trete
aintinge Valley City Seating- C
des, pulpit ande?ews ; S. Bennet
Winghana. wood work.
W sh
Eliferyrui
body
Success
arel
ness
Dtring
ithe
New Year
e I
Briefseethe anneal' Sabbath sch
held. on Friday- iiiitening last, Vhe
tendanca 'was large and the illustrat
lectuzia by Bev. Xr Moffatt was MU
enjoyed. The proceeds >amounted o
•over $34.--MIss Bella Thompson,
this. village, who is an efficient and
what recently maned as teacher f
Not 14 =school, Hay, to . accept a a
Won No. 10 sal:tool, gay, at an a
ed. by her puells with a handsome ng.
ror and jewel ease, accompanied by
very, kindly address, expressive
the high eateem in which she NV
friends in Highgate.-Mais Mar t
Sparks, of Blake, who has been
Detroit for some time, acting as
aurae, was In the village last wee
renewing aequaintances.-Mr S. Ma
tin, of *Dauphin, Manitoba, is visitin
has been leader of Carmel elturch chit
for a, 'number of years, has reggae
and Miss Hart has a,ccepted .the -roe
tion on trial for three months.—M
ana Mrs. Pearson and ' Miss Nibore,
London, are spending the Christma
'holidays here vvith friends. -Mies
ith ticEweri, teacher, is home for th
holidays,* James Todd, of Bad Ax
Michigan, is visiting his uncle,
Geo. Toad -The Messrs. licAlliste
McEwen and Geiger, wit deal stuclenta
are borne frOm Toronto, on vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Moorebaase, of 'Regina
Miclidgan, ere -spending Christmas wit
their relatives and friends in Hen
sall and yleinity.-Mrs L. Harold,
aringlutun was in the village this week
January
January
3rd
January
4th
will be
special days
for clearance
of odds
and ends
For this winter's
best bargains in
ow that
about to
pkasure to
many cus
precjation
patronage
granted' us
the past ye
throughout
year our fa
the public
'be even
-Elie ear
-43f the liberi
h t has bei
ssur4nce
o se
We shall si
ed policy o
but goods
quality, an
maintain p
est level
uch
Yoar, as ha
our custo
inducemen
high class
prices ina
low, with
either sty
Our speeia
never force
this respect
wink
Woman a
Cloth Jac
us a
itt
dopirtnrn
er ndic,
or qu
SA ea,
elt so
Come
to °till.
Edmonton, where he had been during
the sammer and fall, working at Ids
trade as a masone:-Mr G. C. Petty
Was in London this Week. -Mr R. Cade
more ltaa Secured seaeral contracts, al-
ready , for the serina trade, one of
them tring for Mr. Bernard Thou -rem,
et our village, for a nice additi or
front to his present' dwelling. -
ed home frOne a pleasant 'visit With
relatives.-Mzs MeMartin, of Barrie, is
visiting, her mdthereeMiss Bessie !tire
euhartl is home train Londoe for the
Christmas holidays. -Mrs Jolnuet
of Guelph, 1,,s visiting her mother. Mra.
fr• iends in Math and' Auburn.-Mesers
R. W) Murray, of Toeonto; Georgei of
Seney, Iowa, and Teomesi of Owen
Sound, are here visiting taeir -father,
Mr. James Murray, who, in his 91st
yeare is graduelly growing weaker,
lama ceiefined to bed all the time.
•
endea the marriage of their daughter,
&spate, tte Mr. n_ Cole, 'oat Godericla
tortship, last ;Wednesday. The wel-
ter* plaza at the -horne of tele
*a y Mende areund here
tarts, .1toblualen,
under the ntal
ehased
James
via/ hold
home oit yrs. ,r
Thursday nexts' .A
their plans 'or
they inten
.the n
set t
has inove
from W
who had
Krs. Isaac
her home. -.1 -
last week.
Mitebela
f Toro
rote or
undas
Seaforth !from
thel dies
Mee a
SUSS ,
starting u
of Poll
bas r4urete
ef Harris
friends he
Lowes and
don, Ma
Mrs. B
parents- ,
yisitin
Mrs. John
t present
ting