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your
grief
r your
Veal`
Team
on
ar you.
lith a
grit
r shoe
1 HOTEL
e guests
girth, Blythe
ernrniU, who
treasurer of
"for the
ce -Its in.
tgnation to
been
ect In every
successor
the council at
demmitl has
king and com_
tg will regret
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I. The sys.
cessfuI so far.'
Rs for the past
interest on cap -
RI be a sur-
est week. es
`atledge, of
'returning home
in Sro dtoot's
edge mt .with
titeey were
When -they Fere
rdich was be -
rte. `There were -
el some went
t and some to
e evidently did
from the road
the gross -bar
'down. and roil..
front of the
etouider blade
Cr rine, as well
leg. It is a
Med. The eut-
tants thrown
u€ against the`
!as. stopped"
be laid up -
her in -
pleased to learn
veil as cold be
alit was with.
regret that we
Josepb'a nfos-
fohn Nigh, eu `.
keesrnith. Barn
Se years ago.
'coneession of
-lid and where
days. For a
'S travelling age
ecord, London,
;trusted ley his
h ago he Went
for 'treatment
where he sec- -
eatfon of an-
t! as traveller
it from Wind-
Newfoundland.
indNewfoundlan d.
et to St.3ames'
Seagarth, of
member, said
ss was cele-
Cher dercoranx
were takes; to
Met laid beside
ie funeral was
n Mutual. Ben -
No. fid, of
k The friends
..rate tul to the
k' ahle and ef-
,s the ceremony
nh leaves to
11 brothers and
rs are Prank.
td. Luke, Tuck-
eatorth_<- The
of trignarn
D hic 111-
3McCann, Iltb-.
:Saskatchewan.
Sister Mare
event, London.
tft
r= on Qf
o bottle
wad you
,toil,stoil with
`-: jjl`•Ie from
etre itg we
merits --
vs
io
or
In the most amusing 'Manner, and`
bap the climax. a minstrel show ve
liven at the close, after Which
event- ltome well pleased with •the e
tertainment. ,MIss.1.1izie Flanagan In
ilidea:atthe organ, while the orc.hest
lave 11001210 good selections betw
Inestenntberneolnur teacher, Miss Le
McMahen, ts spending the holidans
hex Angie In Lasnolett.,,The trUst
are busy getting the two MOM sch
needy tor w3e after the holidays.
eamennestannee
illfroiretur. .•
Personals. -Inglis Sanderson, of
,ronto, is vinithis friends in this 1
.jiarrls le visiting he
gamuts, Robert and Mrs. Harris. -
McLennan of Toronto la visiting h
Mother in the village. -Cassie Hard,
Toronto is visiting her brother, Geor
nEtarris.-W. Perrin, ot Toronto. Un
'eternity, is spending the holidays at-th
Inanse.-Stewart licKercher of Win
ham high school, isfholidaying und
the parental roof.--eitgnes Stewart,.
Toronto Business College, is spendin
eeolidays et her home here. -M
and Mrs. 'Whitmore of Harriston a
ihgnes Black. of Toronto are gues
af. Mr. and Mrs. Robert 33Iack.-M
",atni Mrs. McLaughlin and rase ,
Ritchie, or 'Winnipeg, are spending
iew weeks with Mra Ritchie, of th
nillagen-George Herrin and o
Saskatchewan, are Visiting friends i
this locality.. We are pleased to hea
bf their prosperity in the West -Re
fn. Pe.rrin preached the last two Sun
Ways on the proposed. basis of chure
anion. The congregation are taking
great interest in the queetion.
au , *Penh Christ-4as" in Vert
ea their .hame near- antina
as t !Thaws Road Ilotes.—
n.. ,f the Christen -as visitors in
et 1 Martin- ,MadgeT of Albert
eee , Son and' -.two children,
aai MIAs Nettie Fitestnore
' 1. John Chaff, of Tornnto;
i Jahn Passmore and. chi
Ge family ei Ereterannin,
.'t nitielres; of Granton, ' visited
.0-,, . James Anderson's last we k.
a d.j. ma many triends
'8 Cudmore is sale to eit u
g,e; ed to hear he is recover
it eaThe Christmas tree ent
e the Presbyterian church
gt night was very well atten
er, hag the very dierigreealtie
01 children gave a 'good( pro
g ceived. nice 'presents. ,Mr.
eer. acted as Santa Claus. ---Re
Ti and Powell delivered f
.4- Sunday 'last -Mr. and Mr
j3". entertained their relative
,n mais day. ft wan the first
les ering in the ont houee to
11 pen were the guests of
r Robert McDonald on Sun
It Seeeral from this: neigh
e"; tended the Sunshine Chris
n' Christmas night.
!and reintinei
Of the LOntten
re n of herser-
was ho 13n the Grand
the past wttek.
unto tuna ongh. ehOrt,
o• to g t, er lbs broken
Weenier,. ow awned his
PO tion n gr who has
o,lowing his ade .as contractor
,penter at Aron for ik.nunil-
tw 'holiday
: Campbell atnily Spent
snet, of Liman,
Blanithe
Pet y, o Torontoel -ho visiting er
he Mrs. John' etty, ho has been
rt, of Lond n, pending the
d n Ellis an da ter, Miss
M tie, pent Christ as Goderich.-
*, is visiti g ,a ner father's
JohOst Plow Hall
m. les .Walke , of Introit,
din he halide wi a Mr. Rein:
thr and re. •rgblut,
t lifts :Swann. es Florence
ol se of Toron o, spending a
we los with her par n s, Mr. and
se he Credit° eth 61, returned
ntundith
•
SA -
ren, He
cb
se as
Notee.-The Episcopal and . Meth
dist church Christmas tree entertain
menu were noth well attended an
Proved Stand saccess.--Some o
those who are spending the holidays a
home ,are Visges Mabel and nterrtiettar
bour, Mos Mabel Yeo, Mrs Wm.. 0
tier, jr., and Mr .Frank zberhart, a
01 Toronto. -Mr. Dorrance, B.A.
let Orangeville, and his brother, Rus
-belle of Seatorthe spent Sunday% at ta
1, Death of a Pioneer. -Another th
Pioneers of this district has been call
jed borne 121 ,the person ot Mrs. Chris
Joseph HambleY. Oren Inambley ba
reached the good age of eighty-thre
gearst She died at the home ot
daughter, 'Mrs. James Campbell, on
(Wednesday of lent weak and the
ains Were taken here for interm
' an Saturday, the funeral iervice g
held in the Ifethodtst church She, wts
*native ot Edinburgh, Scotland, and
,came ta Canada when eight neare of
age-. The family, first settled in East
eithitbi: She came abaat 34 yeai.s ago
and settled in Statfa, where she con-
tinued to reside Ilan about a .3 --ear
age„making her home with her son,
Kr. F. (A. HambIey. She is survived bi
soos and one daughter. Sne was
*devoted and consistent member of the-
, ;Int.......„thodist church) a kind and :riving
another elect obliging neighbor and- did
wen -her part in every sphere of life.
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Heiman
A number of nice dwellings have b en pl eed in y
hat for sale at great usoorgaln roriee . Al o'Neveral
gout dwellings for renting. Apply o,G. .
land. at the Posk-Oltiee. 221141
Christmas Wedding. -Ch is as Dity
joyous season' of the year and it nor
1- made especially so in Hen all, hen a
11 hippy event took plane, t th ho
- est daughter of the late d eer
a
Mr. "William Kerr Marsha so of
.4 and Mrs names Marsha of Gree
- -the very immediate friends of t e bri .
d the bride celebrating her ed g o
e the anniversaty of her iniither 66t
r birth -day, which was on cem er 26
Rev. Mr. ernith, pastor of arm I Pres
I dainty wedding breakfast as take
= en of. lAtter this Mr and Mr . Mar -
1 shall left for Londop and For Bur-
, on amid the heertiest wishe of a host
of eriends, who, all join in wiehing
them a bon voyage all thro gh lite. The
travelling suit, with hat to ma the On
their return after a short hon yinaon
they' will reside on the corn r of Queen
1 street and Beizabeth' street we t, the
1 home of the bride. --Com.
_Briefae-Businese has bee quite
brisk 'in the village, consid ring there
, has been no sreighing.-Mis Fl Cud-.
1 more, of Weikel -vine, is v siting • her
pareota-Mr. and Mrs. He no phin of
1 iWroxeter spent the past eek with
Guelph, le visiting her, m ther Mrs.
Henry dook.-Mr. and Airs. Geo Rey-
! Reynolds, of Hamilton, axe here visit-
ing- the former's parents. Mrs. And-
: erson, nee Miss Violet Watt side , is
here on a trip from her h me the
"' and other relatives. -The M`SeeS Rant
ale quartette sang at a aon ert Lu-
' can this week. -Miss Edith tecE en, of
Bath, is home for ,the holi ays. lass
Annie Carlile has returned rorn the
`: west, where she spent so e rn
She was accompanied by h r `niece,
; Miss Reda Thompson, of To oath -The
Venn. Busch and Bullard. ccorn:
panted by their sisters, spa t hrist-
Pope of :London spent the holt Lty at
gave an interesting sermon on S Wan
;`, morning, on the subject of hurc un -
We between the inesbyteri n, ante
dist and Congregational -ch reles and
next Sabbath intends preach' g more
`particularly on the basis of unio and
matters connected thercwit .-C axles 4.
here with his parents. e no ina-
tion meeting held here on ridal ev-
ening last was Very largely attei ded.
Quite a large number were no inat-
ed tor the offices of reeve nd oun-
wl be between Messrs.. C. ettY,
For councillors we understan th t up
till 7 o'Clock Only two had qua ified
out of all nominated, namely, Joh Ber-
ry and F. F. Busch, so tha we pre-
sume there will require to be a" oth-
Berlin spent the Christmas vac tion
with her parents. -Mr. John Tod of
Fort William, and recently of I ger-
soli, is epending a week or s wit his
parents and relatives ;and f len in
Seaforth and vicinity. -The Ty ale uarr
tette of Carmel- church, namel M ssrs.
Rennie, White and the Macla en b oth-
ers, sang with much accept nee at
an entertalmnent at Auburn ride the
auspices of the Methodist chu eh t ere.
visited relatives and friends in the
village recently. -Moore Pros. and heir
sister, Miss Moore, spent th ho iday
at their old home in Clinton. Mr, and
Toronto, and recently of Hen all, are
spending a few holidays here. Mr. and
Mrs. Pierson of London are v sitin re -
was in the village ethis week eene ing
acquaintances. -Mr; and Mr . W V,
ity visiting relatives and fele ds. !Vies
of Mrs Grassick last wee ..--A son
of ene. Richard Blatchford as ere
recently on a visit from ,Neb aska He
was the first boy born in Hen alt ome
thirty odd Years ego. - Mr, nd rs.
L. Charlesworth, of Blyth, pent the
first part of the week with her par- °
Christmas with his grandmot er, nes, =613424
William IteDougall.-Mrs. W. B. Mc- Geeleee
real goal
Lean visited an uncle this we k 4.— the .1t,
she had not seen for over 18 yea .- Tuc ern°
Mr. and hfrs. William Henr of St.
Marys, are this week visiting rela ves
and friends in litneell and kiln y. -
Miss Teha Shirray is home t is eek
from Toronto on a visit -Ree e Geiger
had a re -union hf all his sons du ing
Christmas week. -Miss Fiore ce ook
spent the holidays in Whiteehu ch ith
relatives. -Miss Ethel Murdock of on -
done spud a few days with her
ents here during the past we k. -
Alice Petty, milliner at nroa Ima
nIgram's,, London?. spent rkt
g so quickly
rt ntentil
ed r
eat er.
ram and
red Hun
letc
ch ches
on Carl
y
eta e yea B.
nett a
a d M
ay last. -
111
hich brae out
.etore in war
nt and garage undi
dian Rank Co
dtug store, Jame
,Pioneer, 11 o
rd
let
he
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EDMUN
ALE
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1
DENT
ANDER LAIRD; GENERAL MANAGER
000;000 REST, swum,
NEY ORDERS
The Mon y Orders f The Canadian Bank= of COmmerc are a safe,
.convenien and:economical method of remitting email Su of money.
They arei ayabla without charge at every branch of a cha ered bankin
Canada (except in the Yukon Territory) and in the princ pal cities of
the United States.
The Orders and.
on application at the
In the event of
the lost Order.
bfillburn's Pure
en, Saskede-
rgeson's 'm-
g, thence to
merce, Taos.,
; Davidson's
ied by the
which ire
of tr.r. Bright, town !clerk. The
Sed lafiy- was b rn !the parish
to I r: Bright.. Foar of Melo
e c idren were born n; the Old
in age. the 'youn coUPle
6 far dintei t to what they
sent, and fter any excit-
,arrived at Bade tran as Lis -
then cane .Be tdes .hee.
ildren.
Bletke
line. engine has been Installed in the
mill at alake by Messrs. Moyer- and
nCipfer, who intend to do cuetoro chop-
ping. -Christmas passed over very
quietly. Pinnere were. ire order anel4
friends spent the day With friends.-
Vettlagn the closing exercises ot the
School on Friday last a Chrietmas
tree entertainment was . held, when
Oante, OlauS presented the children
ninth nuts and aandies and they in
turn , presented their teacher with a
"Nollection+ of gents furnishings, ace
tompanied by a nicely worded address.
le -Messrs. Douglas and Sparks are
buying up all the saleable horses in
tehe neighborhood. -Messrs. Keys, Fin-
lay, Thirsk and Fee have been con-
nected up by phone. -Mr. and Mrs. G.
Sparks have returned tram their visit
ineith friends in Mithigan.-The many
itudents and teachers of this neighbor-
hood spent the vacation at their re-
-Who has been working in Michigan dur- !
Ing the summer, returned to his home
tere for .Christmas. -Miss .Lizzie Al- •
lan, of the "Detrait Children's Hospital ,
Staff, spent s. fear days at her home i
here. -Mrs. Dick, of Hensall, visited her :.
daughter, Mrs. R. N. Douglas, over !
0.
' Nomination Day. -A large number of '
ratepayers gathered in the town hall .
b .Zurich last Friday afternoon for :
the ourpose of nominating candidates 1
for the council for the coming year.
There were five nominated for reeve
and six for the council. After the i
norninanons were closed Mr. Fred Hats,
Ore was voted to the chair, and speeches ,
nmre made by • the several candidates.
So honarably fined the position for ,
the last twelve years, decitned to in a
nanderiate and expressed himself to the
)1fleet that the honor should be pass- ;
ied around and stated that he was
tot going to he a candidate this year. '
_, e other candidates made
E short .
eches, telling the ratepayers weat
ey would 'do if elected, The nominee '
lion closed with a. vote of thanks for
Our old reeve and the audience all
*too(' up and sang "'For He's a Jolly
1Cood Fellow."' It must have been VerY •
nleasing to •me Lamont, after being
reeve of our township for so many
nears. to be "sung out" hy ins con- 1
*tituents in this way, However, hp de- , '
Iservee the best. 11: has proven himself •
Is capable, conscientious and careful
lefficial. and it Is elan creditable. to
itneelf and the ratepayers of our
lownehip that niter aepreciate his ser- •
h'ices. We under8tand that twq of the
Pandelatee for reeve have dropped out, •
!which leaves Mr. Louis Kalbfleisch and
,nir. Henry Neel) in the, field. It will '
Pretty we(1.41tIg took phone at tee :
PreSbyterian mansee at Pilot Mamie.
Itanitoba, when Miss Margaret Elize-
both Moir. a farmer popular young
lady of this township and second
daughter of Mr and Mra Jas Moir,
*an united in marriage with Mr. Wm.
the Ren Mr. Caldwell The bridt.
-tires daintily gowned in silver grey
broadcloth vrith trimmings of dentine '
*never end silver lace. She was as-
nisted bi her sister, Miss Neille Moir,
*leo was. neann attired io a dress of
blue grey Roubaix serge. The groom
tras supported by. his brother Wesley. ;
did to
Tr
e we
pis
nd
ht
MAR
sHA
eat, w
r el
010 s
Tiln ah
O.
ihe
0 28 to 24
TS
a 40 te 40
90 to 100
ull information regarding them may be obtained
ss 0. a Money Order the Bank will, Cm receipt of
p make arrangements to refund , amount of
an
Amy
ilaving opened a Candy Department in cbn-
nection with our Bakery, I beg to announc to
the people a Seaforth that they can et
WhOhl:,orne Home.made Oandies
Presh, Daily.
Watch ou
W. 4. Cric
wAndow for Saturday Specialsi
Electibn
Cud
To the Ratepayers of th
McKillcp
LADIES' AND •
Having again bee
t Beeveship of Id
be of some eery °elf,
yr as..,,,isifthin4 en
u re but should yo
sop* Idauhcallmeylelarvasor
in you all the cempl
You
nominated as
illop I wish to
enoe in this
the Township.
• Searorth
ToWnship
csadidste for
y Lam in the
your vote /end
talon should
I have served'
ise to do aniabetter in the
in theiutnre, in the past to
merit your fldenee. Wish.
manta Of the n, 1 ain
JOHN M. OVENLOCK
Card
ullett
have ooemented to al a MY name
you! for ehe position Reeve. Duri
50 to 3 00, fu re if eleotedi I 11 be u.nahle
.13 00 to 15 00
Births
w' ham, on Deizlem ar 17th,
0 B In Exeter, en D comber
Y-- the Sautde tine Hay, o
h to and Nes. Rem' Jetrey,
to Mr. and
Mr. and
to Ifirr.2and
December
P -At the resi ence of he bride's
ta,1 December 20th, by Rey. . C. Cos-
h! i Germ ude, cid at daug ter of Mr.
an n der. of Raddiss ; Sask.
R- DER --At resi enact of he bride's
Min r. Pet,er Ha erer, of ay town -
to Susanna, clang ter of • and Mrs
P Clinto , on De other 20th
eeley Coming, ra. Aar et Porter
0 as. lyar, both of CI ntore.
r Fut of Fordwich Miss ly Melinda
s ey Treble ,of 110 Ma to Mlue
Chesney, daug ter of M and Mrs.
C may of Heim I.
Deaths
A
AUS
et
ItR 435
Jkitsis
tY
Alf, IF
wa
, Rosanna
y, aged 68
n, if of the late Dav d Dorrance,aged 83
h th Elford, wife 1 John Holloway,
1 years, 1 intent and 4 days.
0,1 nt n, on Deeemb r 16th, Jennie E.
n t. Joeeph's ifosPi 1, Lend n, on Deo,
6 ye
rs
Nig
posi
Fl
an, John
2 years.
Christena
RGES OD RATE
and Embalm r.
rid unday calls pro ptlyr ate ded
r mitt residence. hone No. B.
mug Fon s LE -Thr choice
8;13 mid 13 Moe cbs old, thf Ir fleshy,
w at the head Of t e !amens erd of
anal :tome and see us we lik abow
A
The Ai
Huron A
ann at re
' ion df otb
day et
I Meet rig of the inert:there of h South
cultural Society Will beheld at altees
.,; for the purpose of dealing w th the
blew A meeting of tile mend
11 le Id at the eame p o e same
Sepretarn -2
A Card
To the Electors
flue ee in my behalf. 'Vishing you al
p roue New Year e
Your Obedien
22 -1 THOM
nship
ratepayers I
come before
my term , of
y awed the
do So in the
see you 0.11
of the Tolvtiship of
Case fo
To the Electors
ADZES AND GNNTLAS
I am a candidate for
this paeans of solir,iting
if elected will endeavor
Tow ship faithfu ly.
men s of tbe season.
of Counoillor
vote and In-
a happy and
ervant
PURCELL
ourici or
of the To nship of
Killop
ounoilor for 1 /2 and 1 take
'our vote and inffuencs and
o serve the 1 tereste of the
carol: ITEsrulyeAsE
To the Electors
Mc
LADINS' AND GAIL',
Having been nomina
to reomve the same. II' looted 1 will
my abilities see that, the ffairs of the
condneted in an efficient and econo
Wishing you all a Happy nd Prospero
You
To the Electors o the To
f the To
for Council
UMW AND 0
nship of
for 1912 I
1 be thankful
the best of
'whip are
eNew Year.
KART
ship o
Ea lug been nomina ed for thepositi n of Council-
lor fo 19/2 I respectful y Heft your ;and in -
229 x1 Yours filliiiic rely
JOHN c WELD
A. ard
To the Ratepayer of the To nship
Haiing been nominated or the-positio
of Moitillop mid being une le to gee all th
liming your votes arid ence saaue
of the Township in the mo t eneareen
wenn r possible and to ale :Lys keep bet
best teres ts of the Tom ship. Wishin
comp 'manta of the Season 1 remain
Yours T
22 1 ALEX. 1
of Reeve
ratepay-
tinily -so-
my elect -
the affairs
me the
you the
uly
. ROSS
ARX STOO
structioce from Me John . Wesel to sal y public
Thur ay, Jan. llth, the ()flowing :- n farm is
slid tp contain 50 acres. There is a r
pen 20x30, good wells and well;einderdr ed, good
fenced, good orehard. A 1 ideal 50 acreita . Terms
Horses -1 horse tieing 5 ye re old, 1 broo are ris-
ing 9 ears old in :foal to errywooci y.man, 1
mare years old, 1 horse 7 years old. ..tle-2
cowe_with calf at Mot, 2 co &due before he sale, 2
eoWs due to calve January 2. th, 'I calve d e April let,
9 steese rising 2 years old, 3 heifers riel fe years
cqd, 2 plug calves. Piga 10 pigs 4 mon lis cid, 11
with a., eat carsier / Frost Wood Chem Ian 11 hoe
Verity plow. 1 set, iron harr we, 1 two fur w pia% I
1 hay tek, 1 pig reek, 1 w on with box, t bob-
sleigh ,)1 env cutter, 1. to :buggy, 1 n va Peter 1
about 7 ton of timothy bay, 1 new Dela cream
power and Amok with rods al complete an* 1 ht,
articles found on a farm. erme-Flay ° 41110r
ard under cash ; 9 Months edit, 4 per Met. off
for cash on credit eineunts. No ontseie teak al-
lowed hn the place. No res rve as the proprietor is
going West. JOHN ELLICI EN, Proprietor ,.; JAS.
JONE , Auctioneer. 2208-2
ew Year
Excursw s
I to Niagara Fang and Buff lo, N. Yoe
Detroit and Por Euro , Mich.
Good going Dec. 30, 1, 191i and Jan.
1, un2. (minimum cirrge *5'0
FARE AND ONE 11NORD
Pull particulars fr m
liferry
Come On
imas to E
THE
g ware 10 r
See our unique disp ay in four show windows. Goods whilch
We have somethitr sp cial to offer to intending purchasets.
are suitable for Chrilstrna and New Year, at prIces right ahd
quality unsurpassed. Th following suit ble ii4t will comOly
with !your needs -for Oresei ts for Father, oth r, sisters apd
Brothers :—
Skates—Spring and Hock
Foot Warmers, siik.gle an
Horse Blankets._
Mitts, full assortme t, wool and loather
Geni Food Chop 1 25 an
Famoas Cummer Do sw.61 Wringers....
Cutlery and Silverware, Berry spoons, st4
Silver Teaspoons --Rogers' 1881, 1842 and
Knives and Pickle Perks... ....4.
Pearl Handled Cheese coups-, Batter
Children's Sets—Pead Handled Knives
Rogers' i847 Dinner d essert Knives
Rogers' 1865 Dinner assert Knives
and Forks, per se ,
Fruit Knives, in Oush cgs iii,osferofheiii:
Pearl Handled Knives aud Forks in cabi.
25 to 7 00
40 to 1 50
10 to 50
45 to 5 00i
2 50 to 5 00
35 to 1 50
10 to 1 50
Thos. S. Blues
Wishes
His
Many
Customers
Happy
And
Prosperous
New
Year
Thos. S. Blitzes
PHONE SEArOnni.
Assistant Matron Wanted
at the Rouse of Refpge
iu the County of Hilton.
Applications can be - made at
once, either personally or by'l letter
to John Torrance, Inspectorie Clin-
ton P. 0. The appointment will be ,
permanent and a good salary wilt
be paid a capable women.
W. LANE, Clerk
Dated Dec. r8th. 2297- 2
James atsons
Succeseor to W. N. Watsop
rieneraj Fire, Life and Accident' Maur-
. ance Agent. Reol Estate and
Loan Agent Irtserance len all
kinds of property effected t the
lowest rates.
Dealer in New Raymond, Whi e and
New Home Sewing Machin s and
National Oream Separators
A. full supply of seivrog hine
needles, attachments, oil a, d re-
pairs always in stock.
ANNU4L MEETINO
The Annual 'Meeting of the members of tbe
Moltillop Miitue.1 Fire Insurance Company will be
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held on Friday, Jan. 19th, 1912, in the T n Hall,
Seaforth, at 1 o'clock p. en. The baldness et the
meeting to reeeive the Annual Rtateme t and
Auditors Report, the electing of three Diree rsand
other business whieh May come np for the od and
Welfare of the Company. The retirin irectore
are J. B. McLean, Wm. Chesney won aluolin
Mclilwen who are eiigible. for releetion. .1%, IL
McLEAN, President ; T. E. HAYS, Secretor
A choice assortment of Ou
Pocket K.nives at all
the Famous Im.perial
line of Gurney Stoves,
acquired for .tlat pu
worthy of a visit.
3 75 to 50 L
3 75 to 10 00
75 to 2 25
2 25 to 4. 25
55
00
5 00 to 6 00
41 50
Gliiss, Hollow Silverware n
prices. We are sole agents or
xford Ranges., We stock a
which are in our Store recently
pose, on exhibit/Aim It is volt
WE SPECIALIZE ON
Shelf Hardware, urabing Them
Seafort
wax MerchaAt,,
SELECT /4)U
FURATITUR GIFT
A Word to th Wise is Suffi
Right nlow you will fin our stock of igti-Grade Fur-
niture at best. goat people admire and' appreciate h
new piece of furniture ais a dift. Bv selecting no -w you will
get an early choice, wh ch iS a great advant gei, If you. wish
to give a pleasant surp se tO those at homei b giving then].
a handsome piece of fu iturie on Christmas y u may choose
it now and we will hold your purchase until y u wish us
deliver it.
Coe
NOW
road ootj Box a
T. E(OLMES. Manager
Big Sal
e of Stove0
wE are oing t. pu into a big sale the whole
We have go e thr ugh and marked every stove
away down pric his means a gre4 salting
to anyone needing ne stove. Are you 'satisfied
with your old one .. he winter is yob* and a
new stove w 11 mea m eh extra, comfOrt.1 Come
and see our rices, Ev ry stove is guaraniteed sat-
isfactory or your mone back.
Th( folio ing re a few only
One Adanac Peninsular ange with reservoir, 20 ch
oven, high shelf; remeval nickel and ther- 0701
One Joan'D'Arc Steel RanotLe with- reservoir, high closeti
with mirror top, tc. Regu ar price $55.... Qt ;
One Happy Thought an e with reservoir
and high shelf. Re.gul r pr .$48.00
One Treasure Range with r servoir and high
shelf. Regular price 03. o
One Daisy Cook Stove.' Re ular price $19.00
One Jewel Base Burner. Regular price $45.00
Smaller Stoves and Heaters at like prices.
CHESNEY St. AR Hii3ALD
HARDWARE, STOVW..:,S FURNACS PLUMBING
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