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of our garments
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lortant factors in
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kr:orsets
Ikre Favorites
Clothin
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ever 1124:pelled the
was the introduction of ou .gr
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Pu
they areExquisiteiy
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}fortable and e a s y,
ling readily to every
aerit of the body.
You can now be
Perfectly corset -
td at a moderate
price.
k: A Corset*
Corsets
30c
and upwards.
Speen
s to give you
[ to do our great
In advertisment.
e choice things.
more you will
rtai undergarments
Note This- _
the most particular
sewer can produce no
muslin underweari
ertainly none of equal
t for so little money.
Special pricef placed oa
•
tiese goods tor quick
rg- are important_ tit,
Take advantage of
ivorfsmiNou-awilL_Ioranatt.eacirmaralarrinr
A Glance at this Coat is Sufficient pro
customer of the marvelous value. T
Coat is guaranteed by ourselves and
the makers. If you want one or mor
coats, you will have to move quickly
rare bargains do not remain Ion
tables. At present we have sizes 4
'and 46. Eery intending purchaser
coat should see this unusual bar
1
f to ,
is Gr
!also
ofthe
for Su
on
I i 42,1
dfa;
ain.
Fur Ct Hared Dress Over oats
12.00, 15.00 to
Fur -lined Coats15.00 to
Cardigan Jackets 1.25 t
Coat Sweaters 1.50 t
Heavy Underwear 50c
Klonkyke Socks 35c
Heavy Sheep -lined Smocks,
5.50 to 7.5
1.50 to
Heavy Cloth -
lined Smocks
T E GREIG CLOT
Satisfactory ClothierS
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The Oa
the last f
in tile 1bue
.and the
increaae o
try 1.1,1911,
$61,59O,6%
This 1 a
ang the
count/eta,
.cornpeeed!
Stati41 W
Can st
United St
does: the
The ettonp
that ti t'
very ch
the
but t
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in th
lately
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last
creas
(;00,00
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$104,1
purch
the h
than
Trade
State
as be
withs
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Ing t
incre
being
creas
show
impro
tal'tr
$7G9,4
catty
1
taws., January 8*, 1012,
e otitis lei of Canada fr
c 1 year shove a bigi Increase
n aikido e between Canada
Li ted S atm Out of •O total
trade done by this • coun-
atnou Wig •t ?al 2,884,,
as with the Un, ted tattle.
enierk ble growth. tonsid..
tari f betw
• imilonrs
c earromit
h ota led over
11 con Iles to hu
t• s verr much
LJ ited Saies fro
a nt in the past
L.
st this c
The
Sam
in the
ent h
ber of
try.
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Britis
petus
Lieut
trig t
a b
said -
ti
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re 1
ejqt
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as
ed.
13et
vfreett
tindle
Crealee
e yea
2,2
L
fst
the two
lerge y
1$51,00t),0 O.
e Unit(lei
teem the
ore I
than
C'enacta.
has ba n
untry w s
reater than; wOs impesed
againet the United • Slat
levant will have. to
side ow, seeing that 1,1
s ,deeed to 1.Srekedy th
roc ty pact which I w
d y
from:
heady
e Chamberlain and Balfour, not men like i
The Consery
and although Just as strong as the
e 1,be exports from 1 Carte * formers like Brown, Mackenzie, Blake ! Canadian brand, the Chinamen knew
Load Beaconsfield. In Canada old Re -
United States were I only • and others erased knighthood and the • when to apply the brakes. It is esti-
sheweeig that ,Canadians i maJorityseef the *Laurier goveroment mated that :the dinner cost $5 a plate,
! or even more. At any rate, the ;pre -
!theta neighbers. despite , did likewise.
. . , • rparations for the procession, the hir•
Iremained at
prices and
features of
pared with
ady, A rise In 4ra.
fall in meats were eleto
the ;last month. corn- ,
overrober of last year, eight
groups of cpwn�dit1aa show a deerease, 1
while ten groups show an increesc. I
The probl ne of the steady inereak I
in the cost of living during the 1st
few yeare, which bears so heavi y 1
on the hen r and salary earning
classes, le le of the vital elements •
which must enter into the discussions
and eleltbera ions of the tariff commit -
CANADA'S GREATEST'
PLATFORM SPEAKER
Dr. 11. A. McDonald
One of the foremost public then of the
Doneinion, nerd editor of the "-Toronto
Wee " will speak in
CARDIND'S OPERA HOTYSE •
sion Winch he Borden government in- SEAFORTH
TVESAY, JANUARY 23rd one, was' the' most imposing in the i te-tere. His claim to allow !the presidlent
teals to cre te. •
MoLEAN BROS, Publistear.tia
.00 a Year latlaattnartaa
until the end lot December. Ttte cars the Exeter clturch will never a
required to !thou this grain number- 1 occupied by the present 4stor.
ed 38,750 and if they were ail eoe- ; vote of 26 to tne quaeterly board
nected in a, B14g18 train they would ex- passed its Invitation tf.t` George
tend for a dieter:cc of more than 291 1 W. Dewey, pester of Etnpress Avenue
tulles ,exclusly of engines, On the 1 church, London. It was the fact that
other hand, each train contained conditions agreed upon be inserted
from 33 to 4 cars, a very generous in this invitatlon, providlng that Rev.
average. one housand long treerts .Richard Hobbs was to be given
would be ne ed to transport the , good a charge as Excter were not
geain. ! placed therein that caus'ed the trou-
e-Fire cotoP etely gutted the build ; ble, the congregation banktng nen
ing of the Bank of Hamilton at S one- et H be r
1. o s en ins cornet-4ton that ithe
wall. The stritchtnn, which was a nen- conditions s taunt- ha;ben plaiced
itles Awarded. 1:Buhject c.f Lecture toWn, 1.11(3 nine started in the basement of the district confereneettee settle the
ile ligew Years list of honors' *and " Canada'elPlageAmono the Nations "
ent the chemleal engine freee solidly, 1 the conditiomi was veteeledewe by the.
near the furaiace. At a critical mote- nifference arieing over thh omission of'
Kinn was a very numerous. The
tit a awai to Canadians by the This is theflit of a series of lectures under
auspices of the " Beaforth Canadian Club " initgortunatelY there was no wihd, and ! hoard, with the result ttat the peti-
marce of d mocracy in Britain has A short mudical programme vrill be furnished the firemen, after Streniio4s efforts, tion has been. introduced y friends' of
made such tles as kniglathood atriorlg Admission
Door.; open 7.30 p. ins.naged to sane the adjacent mote:rte. the pastor and an effoeL ;will be m de
ff aga Mr. and 11113 Gray, who lived ebove 1 to retain him.
public /nee oxnewhat unpopular, and Tickets for sale let the norm; of Alex. Wilson, Walley
aud Aberhart. the bank, es ped with only a few !
Canadians e now following, ,to a large
Y•
s,
e
e
s
s
he Canadian Vople.
the Un ted tatea
284,32,321, an in -
said, d o'stier1 $54e
eitent, the views entertained in the J. M. 33E84 articles of clo hing, and 'W. Ve. Cole- I
G. F. ROGERS
9.f: 0 PRESIDIONT
'
Motherland. The members on the As- SEC,TREAS Ptr6h Ititrael
of Sir Rd ard Grey,. have refused ;
quith gover ment, with the 'exception 1 netneneenteelneeeenteseettneentanneeeneeitenee
niabutiadlnid:winlaagws wYcessriexitaasituedbayll aahntisonaPtbro°16704TOi01:3c-' peed, 23 birtne, a marriages and 1 E
1. -Dining December there were r
tered with Gay Clerk Laing, In Strat-
paety, Glad tone, Bright, and °them , tale of white-aproned waiters. Fellow -
ed; n the table a o- surance
on .will be made to Pae -animal ineetingi of the were placed! plac upon by c . deathe.
titles, as di the old leaders. of the I
ing these vietuals were Chinese whisky
tives too e,re copying !
I wall, $8%000,000, more Take Fiel ng Lor an example. tale . ing of he.cits, the manufacturing - of
or eand purchaaed from, M. preferential a.riff could have and banners and other neces-
reasinle 25 tiones an fast servative leaders of the past, with the ; rer ..,-T,L,ILwas
brought • 1----haaga-
; series caused an expenditure of about
n Canada and the 'United him any ho ors he desired. The -Con-; e,,e, mu; 1
aket.13.da and Britain, 1 not -acception of eo. a -t Foster, have fro I At'ul° L'I'''''''''7" provided by the
var..
preferential mei . the most part received Wino). - There 1
;rade with 'Britain Mir- were, for instance, Sir John Macdonald !
y a !little better, and Sir Charles Tupper, who in turn ! - I
1 Canada.
as only i2j237.,92a The ir John lAb tt, Sir Mackenzie. Bowen '
th France the Jae • were prime inisters. . Mr Borden, 1 Mee. Kati; e Carruthers, of Glen- ! der the bill to
1*. pleas tigleS. a said, has decided not to •teke, title
J it I vale, .near Kingston, 91 year% of age, ;..required. ,
'plenty of rooln f ut instead as accepted what is rod drove seven; miles to Westbrooke on - -Her. Peter
! visit recently
Pire trade. The aeded of g eater merit, membership of -
' election dee/ to cast her ballot.
Bon. Wiiiiam Paterson, exsMinister, 1 Presbytery in ,
4 for the year w the imperial privy council, and In t
crease was ract ' egard he i setting what is at pe
s ,his 1 of Custom,' and biro. Paterson have ! Ian am: It IS
u 1 gOne south for the winter, on account . that thirty
me t
e 'of
T
port
ew
gi013,
Work
et
e vis
a to
Colu
to th
tient
(wet.
at
in the hitte
-An applica
liament for a
respecting the
Act amending the Act hagt n Luthetan conga. gealien, li,"41$
f
UWOit t dtcided to either repair and rentint the
odist churches in Canada. The propos- ! old -church or build a n tie owe
ed.leglehttion will authorize the trus- ; --nee I in the tonne
tees of any cd
any property,
for ertdowmen
del use of the
gregation to administer hall, -Mitchell,. on TuesdaY
real or personal, -gnan and Thursday; of last wee
purposes for the ape- euccessful nen There wa
•
e
u c . e 0 w a so , of entries and some imported birds
atuaotheouriuzreeuanty annual t caonctietryeninceisstoonf ; aed-Tahte njr0opeeartcyheowwenreerannotexh.Liislatiotiwanei
; to administer property conveyed to such ; dine,
.t,.
or, church ext nsion board or associa- ' paased a byelaw on Tuesday gr t-
tidn, with po er to administer • pre,- 1 ing exemption tram taxes; to the al -
Inky'. Also to ,neene a board or trust ! torna Fut-intone Cnnipany* of ICin re
dispose of property not I note of einendutciett
1 board. Power I will also be given win I town. The 1y -law was parried. by a
tth,ene to lecate in that
1 -The 58ed anniversary; 6f the Mite
Strang; writing et ea ' ehiel Methodist chi -tech wits held ,on
d through Altman ', Sunday of laet week; when. it -OV. Dr
ilepoe rwtaeuetk'stoPrreetneeeme tuee.; i fhaerrnmaneta, odinGenet roalhuSzspech,ripnktneteelt
11
•
' -
ilit bilnister.
later, of bfilitia, Colon 1
t hsg 'mach ••inere
hie epartment. A pre
for al large num
roughnut the cowl
e me .40 etordets fro
t nited ;State an
ail given an i
ov ment in
ns, who is accom an ,
an cadets, speak g a
v them Van uver
eneryi town hey ite
Lt on
n
ottqt
s tr!
Ire le
1 they #3Tfav b
don't knock.
rit of t at
e 100,0e cade
a, wh re th
servic . •
at witl in II ne
11 be ithin th
00 trai ed soldier
lia has founded
he the finest igh
of the Br tish d
Anstralia ne
sme line and
navy, the
mplete unit
head, while
to be c mpris
Lor CO:ectio
Canadian p
t tnis
to be
d
naotto "Boot,SState
agre with the sp
This tie; t er e a
trai In etre
comp 1 orY Uttar
The iieteat on is
ten y era; t ere w
-Comm teweal h 800,
Besid et this, At/lite
navy, Which le to
iinong's. ithit tniv nil
found tni th Y
pri
ciples as th Canadian
tralla 11e ;to he a c Au
dread au4ht a th ith
th
Cana int na y Is d of
cruise e r ere, etc.,:td
fences an t le route ,pro . Th
reaso IgiVen for the Cana an i
,that o oni W. uld not 8U
1t
ma
eeean he At antic a
COaata i and, theref re, it as d cide
:iv:
try be iLuse 1 ou . regale
traini #: sill , des oyers, etc. ate
eginni g with cruisers a
s
On, of •coars , .dreadnoughts 'would -b
resort to f the 'principl of a Can
11
adian nevi) adbe •ed to. ustra?a -,
Spend g about ten million a ye r o
• its na Y, ile th ;Laur er pr post
tion ts t e 400lt 'half that a oun
Of Co se, the purn to be expandedwi I
requir to ;be vetedlannuallY, an kin
the nu 13ti n Of expenditure matter o
detail. ies fair as the Millt ry re
ea a I tit* country, he ex iota
on I th t titere Ishould be a cede
corps ata li e in ,connect on with ev
ery se • bed h u thkoughou the ngt
and ead , f ofi Canada.
SettighCnerne iiir ' •y:11141 affhotoothee pr
„ .
Instru lanai; camps. Beal
the y th •for itoilitarY li
condu I e to hie Moral
efficiency. There 'Ill ` be
, t aini g eltunng, the holida
gm OW or distr ' t h
ps 1Tho igoyern ent
the u gar a and defray a
Each ho 1 will b
detach
trict
The fi
the eli
drill
e limb
r rantmeres
e ry f
•
pootarartheydo rsaina
preparin
dit vimileittba
ne week'
season a
adquarters
11 s ppi
1 e rides
to
end
eek
sica
eith
ed of ice
eon] pvir;
ry
rualel senreviccese
I :
invited
n Of lboye to th loca
raining Camps for eine
kat year 'instruction will
rnertta of military and ph
the instructors ill be
1 teachers Or quell
now i the inillt
on ;the straining w
noting.' eh& 1whatev
pan ratiocr for ac
.
Cost Livin
1
di
4er,able rise
riceS' ef ifck
are appeehe
h Ignerj w
' s lttrie
epa eitt o
an been
rice , 4
por s
t.hOY
h
vingl is a su
cu Sion in
ar ther
an whol
preouc
sive th
ile no
is in s
the Do
lookin
Out tha
ad at 1
ere 13
122 in
The least: o
most eitna y
During[ the
9.1 cons
retail
sumer
watailgles
labor '
ernme
Matte an
WJe
vehnolblee
previo
pending n
bars are'per
the avezage
ing t14 _ettn
select 1 by
standard.. f
ineesti ti rt
et 200 kr
the depart Pent ;so as to rep
adlan pr
included
It will be
are, in Ithe
thoentsharnibeu but
than tie
c ief incr ,a9
grains it f
and metal
:tease in
her glee
Its
01
ject
he 1
has
se,le
s and
t the
crea e it
ht. Th
into th
whit the
0.8 in Noi
.5 in the
f al
ress
bee
an
con
wil
the c
The
rres
pres
i of M. Paterson's health, which has still to threat/
nt regarded as a good precedent pole. 't ,
not been _pod for some time. 1 eWan, and Pa
tically and therwise in a d4mocratn
; Huron andii Oxford line, near Ridge- I large percents.
Re-Asse bling Par1liament• '4-• •-Thomas Johnson, a farmer on the steak or en t
ornmunity.
town, lost is large barn, with cp. all has bee
Parliament re -assembles on Wednea- tents, by ;lie, Friday nignt. A lanteih ! ran. e gre
Y next. It is saki the Government 1 exploded adcaused the fire. Lose, 84.- ' thrash will,
ve their gelation well advanced I gee, thaura ee, $2,599.
he bills cre ting a tariff board, relate' ', -The we ther has been intensely 1r.the expense a
• farmers about
iogn toot grain
aniinsrobactiobno,untodatr een,extera I cold in the este= provinces. At Win- . case* great 0 e we an , e severe saaatag up,
nstruetion of the }Ludson ay Raile ' Was 84 belo zero with a wind velocitY :
)1
the 1 nipeg on F d,ay night the temPe-rature stoutoreraryitneueasathale eniaSdeipetzboeuritiaungd
Ygeeal-•• I IL;3ackJ WWalikthish. ifoaligmedertystiefart trrtfuo '
cent. of the crop is Morning and ;evening.- The
in, southern Santatch- monday tnetttig, .the sautiwai te
the most of this is in ' las
1 During the height of e storm on
was held., r
e ground, and that a 1 - _
of what has been , Tuesday a, paasenegere tr from mel-
on. an average, net the I see for any: distance front. n-
daprinocaegedwd
s byof f rthc)set and i merston ran iato a freight near Lista-
13" i +Wel station, the driver Mktg unable to
e to the n
tired. beyonn
en dollare per acre, but ; worsen datnege was d
threshing was in most gine, but no ;one was in
i oads, 11I be brought do early, ! scriptions Was seriously hampered. i 'been a disappo tins one for almost ev-
ay, and fed ral aid to agricu tent, and; of 30 miles Ian hour- Traffic of elide- to the farmers and this means it has ed at his
bome there that} ho died.
1 thew of Port Kum, wen badly h
nd fforn t eir nature shoul causs 1 -The Grated Trunk station at Rock- : ery line of b Weiss. •
rotra,cted d bates. It is the general ; wood, east of Guelph, was burned to 1 -Lese than two months after the . getting up wentinto an ad4o1ning renna
i tar as •aan be learned the boy, a
erminate b Raster. The pr gearnm 1 oil lamp in the etatieln• exploded The ; little more than a zneMth since
lief, hewe er, that the see ion will ; the ground on Monday afternOon. An 1 lestle was firsti advertised, and only a : and lighted seine imatche His cloth -
Pie , lug caught flee, and wile his mother
orppared wi h previous years, and oute ; 'the trades nd the the books ;were 1 ment buildings 2854,000 of the pra-
t p:lvate li shetion is not heavy a ; men of the village saved the cars on *: bonds were received at tee. E.' tee e ;
, totind him In a, masa • of !flames. She
enene after hearing his screams, . She
ide of the ailway committee, whose ' 'also saved. ° •Was very- PainAillY burned1 in trying to
embe:ship, , rade', wee of a million dollars na
n were killed and eight ; been taken up largely by residents of i smother the burning clothes.
hurt, while the injuries i t110 Province of Ontario. This . ;Wan , -John Ballard, for 86 Years a rest-
eMado-nodnayenallifsteinruziononn tante SCt: '.
r are likely to prove ,., was v aid.evceerivtiedsedibybitrnhe on
nu.le A.
woMatheson on WO. 15th, and the bonds
fir8" jo; : eity. He was !born in the1 count:7 ot
I the old year at his residence in that
I dent a stintlord, passed/ away evltle
acuanueneedar byMontrealtheai 1...trTakhee i ep eaftsredsoonfelemethr: adver- ;
00 n.t t the
ork. • . i others in all parts of the province. lee lived for 1 a number
tpearmmerobteer. Wicklow, lrele.nd, and catne to this
f Joseph II. James, a I, who had money to invest wrote en- ; Hamilton and; Owen Snu
land, claims $20,030 dem- 't quiring and purchased the bonds, 3 Moved to Stratford, wher
le city of Toronto for a I which are 4 percent., and free from tiroll his d th B
I :
Y the way, has been - -Four m
eriallv reduced, the committee work ; others badi
hould be light. The Senate stands ad- 1 of still ano
ourned until January 24th, a fatal,- in a
P. R. track
iteee Proceseic Vincent de
accident wa
- Unique ind ed for Canada Was the refusing to
•aoccesion 0 Monday efteenhee iri --Rev. Pr
oronto of thousand' Chinaien. whe Itineniey, En
ere thus e hibiting their elation twee Kages from t
he proclaim
hina and
he cause of
•as never be
Ike it and
, eathee to
It was al
rocession le
tip Church
Spadina to
on to C'nur
'Mounted poll
Ind them
hlnese Rep
eound, wit
ase in the
rack and a
'ted beside
thusiastic
rtrait of •
reeident of
Numerous
inese •dign
irst being t
sent Youn
/tele Sam.
Behind the
esenting. the
here was a
ocal musicia s playing testily andleade
g a body of. youthful Chinese garbed
o represent lthe Red Cross Society. A
eal Chinese band„ indeed a ' no,veltYi
as in the centre of the processiona
0110Wed by
ut queues;
ashion, care
Lecked with
hich .was t
blic and
Tbe day
vements sl
not !teem
hey were.
nd .thls ser
ewintery
ssion ts w
On
ey h
Mee
he, Ce
all 0
lected
y a
line yeats.
of yeers in
- but later
e resided
„ had neen
ion of the Repuhlic irk bloken t nee caP, the result of an acci- ! SU ession duties. It is expected that 1 tet poor health fez some lime. lene
leaves to mourn Lae deatht besides his
the revolutionists.! Termite enical Coundil in that city last sum-
xpressing sympa-thY with dent whIls 4E Was attending the Emil- i th remainder of the loan wilt be !
. , subscribed in a : very short time. ; wife, two nasghtees.
1
I -The eastern. salesmen ef the Mo
QuIeLys.trwee. A. Bradley, B.A., pastor 1
1 Pelletier has h nded out. a stateBm
ruen
cet .
correcting the eent press statements ;! tenitittdrord 0,11 Thursday and Fri
their tirst annual confere
! ey Piscuit men Candy CoMpany, le
of St. An ew's Presbyterian church, ; to 1 the effect that the euicide of the
Berlin, for he last ten years, has been ! late postmaster' at MildmaY; of last week,' and this 4as fittingly
pastorate of Knox church, i coancy, was due to a threatened
position_ consequent
UP- 1 ti
at the Empire Hind, of evil
d18- trouglit to a' close on riday nig'
banquet 1 given to them by .
f Government. The facts
that on December 23 ; he leading features were good. fele
1 ed b •he
ore witnessed annthInn neer fell into an excavation on • -Postmaster, General Hon. L. P. t
0 called to the
• Tftswater, t
• inent congr
bytery. He
will give a
s -M. CoPP
over, Grey
at an advs.
- the office h
son. wa
voila post
tario. He d
t failure. Han
he citizens braved the ba
3t a glimpse.
er two o'clock when th
t Victoria Hall, geain
o Carleton to College t
ueen to York to Welling
h and back to the Hall
e were in trie lead. Be
as proudly borne the nevi
hlican flag, a red back
a white star on a blae
corner. A large Union
Canadian flag *ere car
he Chinese emblem , anti
ubjeets bore a , lie -size
. Sun Yat Sen, the firs
the new Republic.
n-
arriages containing loca
taxies followed, in the
-
e largest and most prom- missal from his
gation in Maitland Pres- 1 on the change
s considerinf the call and of the case a
eply in a f W NTireekS. • bat a IcOmplain
- i ahip, loyalty ea the comnany, and a.
nger, postmaster at Han- e department that the Mildmay pan- . detertnination !to increase The sales et
many, died on Thursday i master had ope tad a registered letter, . the excellent gpods or the ttompenyn
ced age. For many years il a ritninal offence. The post oftice in- •
i
s been managed by. hie s ctor was in
one of the 2 aniest ap- 1 fal the •postnes,
asters in this part of On- reeking for mere
ed suddenly of heart I en; he committ
ver, Walkerton and Mild- I spector's report
I I may, three djoining towns, have each ! consequently be
1 lost their po trnasters within six weeks' I tio whatever
ree men costumed to rep
China, John Bull and
e were eighteen men rep -
provinces of China. Then
strong band composed 'of
the
ld a
hund
estial
rejo
to di
pecial
'Wit 863
et Car tea a
as in sted
wh ad
all w
num-
re TE:
ith the gr
reat / to th
.
as not cut
nd only in
used. Two
.11 ; lest year. urned 1 away
entageS in eac ease. 0 native instru
ride level .pretailing dive Meeting open
de, 1890-1899, the ertod ant Cnristi
he departmen ' an
.omparison thr ugh°
into wholesale price
s icarefully se ected , day's parade.
esent Cain i ous. Sever
mink) ar hiding hyrn
eine pricesAt the cloi
I ided In the
practicallt banquet was
-- rec, dint were deliver
en, the Mg,
vited .guest
uch declic
1rd nest so
hop flueY, r
hinese bolo
in of roes
Chinese
wed by .pr
he revo into
alendar and
action and cons
• calcuiatfon
een that who
ggre ate, on
el; as In the
• c neiderab h ghe
seine period 1910 Th
s d ring the last yea
o h result curr d
raised% :wows food
thre having e.en de
rn is and me t�, wbil
pe icir the most part hay
-
1
undreds of Chinese with-
reased in the height of
ing flags and gaily be -
white satin- badges on
e flag of the Chinese Ra-
e Derninton of Canada.
as bitterly cold and the
ppery, but the •Celestials
to Mind such trivialities.
warno with enthusiasm
ed to protect them from
blast. Most of the pro.
re young- men.
eviotes Sunday evening
meeting in Victoria Hall.
ed former residents of
Empite crOwded into tip...
Ing. Those who had ne-
card the queue were met
shearing committee arm-
ors. Being a revolution-
haireeut with it, and this
upon, Accordingly sever -
not attended to this de-
uctantly compelled tapart
wth of a lifetime or re -
chilly night. The queue
oft without permiesion,
few cases was this re-
ad eyed resisters • were
A two-piece orchestra of
ents did all it could. The
d by ten men singing 'On -
n Soldiers in Chinese, fol-
yers and addresses upon
, the Republic, the new
the preparations for Mrn-
The rejoicing was onan-
musical numbers, In-
s translated into Chinese,
programme.
of the procession a grand
end, vehich addresses
d by prominent - aOhina-
o r of Toronto, and, other
• The menu coneisted of
s Re ese s gs, exPe
la steamed duck,. re' uhlic - The Cei
est turkey, frogs,' , legs, alone ttlia SkslisOla conveyed 88,750,000 s lia0 been eircul
a, chop soo with tender- bushel, of viheat from the Western *diem of the
pork, and twenty IkLnde Provinces to the elevator/ at Fort church. Unless
ute and English fruits train the ars2 of September ' taken immediat
Is
. . !th
-In order to seek relief for; rheu- I
it
matism, w -hi h has been Deter°, of -late, I; th
Sir George - oink has gone to the Ar- ! Pr
kansas Hot Springs, accompanied lay 1 a
department
A judgmen
Divsion Co
ably convin
ell known
g corning year.
tt re :rue itaceidddme admitted
di ano ruveei sst thigeguaiutneti ; d a
1 -One of the saddest sho
y and lerOeneY• HoW"" ' a Mr. D Stratf
possibly befall; any man f
ks that
11 to the
.rd, on Su
morning , wh n
inached Ottawa, Ind 'wee e
awakened and; found that Ns wik
be
fore any communica- "
iyeu'eg beside him almost Anead. selut
ws
ad been !tent him from ! a hurry pall 'to the docton, but befare
the latter could reach the hedside, Mts.
by Judge Monson in , McPhail had Passed away Sne had
rt in Toronto will. 'ion17 lived. in iStratford snout two
Senator .f. K. Kerrie years, •corning1troin Scotland. There is -.-
politician, and Keats, left tco mouen1 her loss, besides leer
Lady Ross. If the treatment he receives ; L !tad, the ronge. street jewelers, • sorrowing lensband, ftve children.
there appears to benefit him it is Sir I th4t the law not profitable except 1 nneeent neene, inn., was an sisa
etit him he may return before theta I some .$20 and the Senator put in a , se
George Rosa' intention to remain a-1 to the lawyersf Kanto Sued the Sen
_o- .1t, aloscayymthuttr-e7e4 'oaf sotrt alittrri, wait otbeinizi,
bout six months, but if it dg not ben- I ator for a repair bill amounting
oi f Joie celebration, a the fi leth nide
In any case he will not attend thRi counterclaim for 220 for the loss versary of their wedding t
itession of ll'arliament this year: 1 a gold _ coin which he claimed fell out , xts an , fts we•rt
` the case made for it by lients, owe 'u1atireeel
from Cardinal,1 Nebel/like,* ;Lowe,
th wok was performed. Judgment
to the negligent way in which, ,yithuh.hi. Ali #),,. „„sai.„4„,„.. r,„„ ,,,„,„.
from Tilbury East gas i. was given the Welers for the amount, .1-11717--wriin"leluae=IirTe8 7,71:71;:a1;44:;7:1174:W:lala vV/I.tit''IllaV;•7:7lho .
1 the city's natural gas I of !their bill, and Senator Kerr was
able to be present on ac4ount of 1
accident occurred in the 1 awarded his counterclaim with coats in new A -
raging blizzard. Plants 1, each ease- EacFa party, therefore, i
ss numerous other valualge *lite we1r*
well tilled puree of gold
ed on natural gas for ; ou of pocket the extent f th presented. T.0 dal was hisst eajo.,
-Overcoat!!! were Worn indoors and 1 oe
coal was in !unwonted demand Monday I I
morning at Chatham, when a break in i
i.
.mbwriuetirlidgcsap,h:lecodutetpeo' ano and
Ins of the. b eak.
power, were I forced to pending
xcepeparirac i case to
supplY. The
tions for several hours
-The Methigietal amounts combined. '
towahleghoodyldlleaalmlurent thanthe Or. k.1.,,,,.„, .04......A 4,r.a.ii ..a..t..w,e4,,,,...-1 them malty mo,tia
each ,ablY spent by ;over tiftn rtlatives venet
rd
fire, Monde
contents, ex
communion
; supposed to
1 church was
odist church- at Tllison- • +Another ter ible level . crossing fa -
county, was destroyed kay tality - occurred on Sunda?' night last.'
morning, with all the , William Walter Smith, aged 80, of Lon-
ept the records and the ' don,- aad his b other, Remy, aged Sae
have been the cause. The 1
rvice. Defective flu.es are ! zaleittratmeewrburreysi! ng minueMs ofsraointoGwittinsebon:,,,
a very old brick one. - A ! were instantly lied shortly after mid-
. valuable pipe organ was burned. The ! night on Sand y, when a buggy In :
' loss is in the vicinity of thirty thou- ; which, they wer riding was struck at .
' sand dollarsi partially- covered by in- !1 Ba.1;elav.elexcprroessegin, hh yroute the 7freosmtboLuonnddoCr;
! staApecetin. g
for the Hill interest, a i ;
t
to !Detroit. Henry Smith was so hot-
: party of Ennlish capitalists have just ; ribiy mangled that his 'remains were :
! Closed the deal whereby the Great Nor- unrecognizable, and t Wthealtheerad.hadwaitteerr-'
1
ve been married in two
er leaves a vrIfe: -The.
aware a the accident
ne several miles when
tion of the buggy on
He backed up line -led.;
vered both men nying '
dollars. . • dead some dist nee from tbe -tracks. '
,
; them Ra11w4y secured 900 acres of rible injuries a
land at Por Arthur. It is stated on Smith was to h
reliable auth
ar
, dian shape o
bt he e usedjiI pun
into Port Ai
! built there,
.rity that the land is to weeks. His bro
tly for the terminals of 1 engineer was u
s when they are earric4 1 until he had g
thur, and that the Cana- he noticed a pc
the Hill lines will he the cow -catcher.
sung several lemon " lately and dis
i --The farni 'of Mr. George Hamilton, The 'horse lay the snow near them
' known as the old Patterson farm, near
• Valwrt edde atdo: erts Glencoe
swirntihthh 6r Ibhuastl-
: auelPb, has been sold by the owner 1
, to the Provi cid Government. There band, but _owing to the interne cold
are 100 acre and the price was 2125 : stopped off at On neighbors house, and
1 per sere, Tne Ontario Agricultural Col -1 was waiting Or Mr. Smith's retu-n.
lege ball ben cramped for room fea , When informed of the fatality. she
, some time et, owing to the increase ' wag completely penetrated.
In the exper ental plots, and this is ;
' a forerunner it is - underetood of oth- ' -Stgned by --a
members and ad-
er farms, w ich will be added to the ' he ents of the e - ..s
e Chin ti 13 Win tario
ent I f
on
years; 0 ee happiness
-Accordtng custom, the family
. gathering of the Boyes ifeenily took
!place on- New; Years Day," and as In
the past, so It; was this a grand
success. The ou.stom is to- meet at the
home of some. one et - the s tamely a
this year it Was held at ttle home ot
Mr. Thomas .Boyes, 4th cencession lef
Downie. The gathering cOnaisted'of
and Mrs. R. Poye a of .Stratford, and
, their children and grandentldren to nee
number of forty-two, A.ffee sturtiatne
nue dinner the aft -inoon neas spentfie
tr. social manner and all eatoyed theia-
Selves to the fullest extent and after
, a real old-fe.Shioned Nene: Years tea,
• the evening was spent In Oanavs, sing-
ing and dancing, the aged1couple eche-
ing in with es mach sp1att as t
youngest;
-On Friday, inorning, Mrs. AarOn
Buck, one of tne aged resittents of Mft-
chen passed away at tin , gced
age of 83 yeare. She bad been cott
fined to lier home for ovefour year*
on account of paralysis. nit Waff ANC
to move around the houee • till a short
time before her death, whin bronclinis
r ed ne. 1,r weakened
health. She, Was a nat. Ireiaid
and came to Canada when very 70
and after her marriagf' raeldad 111 Pt41-
arton and 131hbert towneelne. Annr
the death Of ber bandfaabont
twenty-one yejlr's ago,
moved tele Mitrhen whet ;Ifyasheetteis •
resided ever alnce. Deceaed
member of the Angilran noh waren
leaves to moern her 1
ard four daughters.
m a arm. eh 01%, a petitien to retain the 'Rev.
Man Northern Railwayi Richard Hobbs pastor of the chit -ch,
ted, in defiance of the
quarterly board of the
the board, however,
action, the pulpit of