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4 _ . HURON COUNTY, ONT., TRU4AY, DECEMBER 23, 1897. THE N�'W�LZ��ORD WISHES ITS MANY READERS A •MERRY CHRISTMAS.
'•• Reduced Prices to Jan. Ist.
" FOR CASH ONLY.
} Davies' Crystal Ale 10 quarts regn-
lar $1'.50 now • ................$1,35
Cos ravd's Porter in quarts regu-
''. ar was $1.50 now ........... I $1.35
Kaiser Beer in Pints regular price
90c. now . .75c
F. Walker's Imperial Rye regular
$1.00 now.. ............90c
+' Walker's Club regular $1.10
now.. ..... $1.00
Unfermented 'Wine regular 40c
now... ... . .................. .20e
R CLINTON LIQUOR STORE,
Lack Ken nied.
c .
We are....
Headquarters for
e Christmas
Supplies
&
-NEW-Raisins, Currants,
Figs, Dates,
€X ^ 'runes and
Apricots.
4 —ALL KINDS OF—
New Nuts,
Oranges,
Lemons
And Candy.
You wilt.want to give your wife a Xmas Present
i why not b•iy her a Dinner Set or a fiche co£
Fancy Chinathat will be both useful and orna-
mental. Wit have a nice line of Dinner, Toa and
Chamber pots, Sn.lad Bowls, Bread and Butter
Plates and Water Sets, etc. Come and see them
before you buy.
New Almonds,
Walnuts; Filberts and
- Brazil Nuts,
2 !b. Mixed Nuts for - ke'
-'Mixed Gandy - - 5e. per lb.
' The latter pdd(„of this week we will have
r ORANGES
at 15c, 20c, 30c, & 40c per doz..
It is only a week and it half to Xmas Come
and pick ont your Xmas China and have us set it
away for you.
99`Remember we give you a guess on the 113
Piece China Dinner Set with every 50c. Cash
Purchase.
Cash paid for (food Butter and'Eggs.
4 COOPER & CO
THE CASH GROCERY.
Phone 23.
` Little Locals.
} A Merry Christulas I
And now for Santa 'Jails.
Or, St inbury, Batyfleld, was fn tow
yesterday.
Try Tax NEWS-RnCORD for '9£
Only one dollar..
The G. T. R. pay car passed througt
Clinton Saturday.
What town puts on a gayer Christ
" mars dress than CIirl�oit
3 Mr. 1). Cantelon made it shipment o
v, porkers to Collingwood Monday.
a. ". Some of the churches will have i
?: special nnisical service next yunday.
?, Mr. D. Forester's many friends wet
delighted Tuesday to see or learn tha
.s he had so far recovered its to he able f
move about again.
;.: 111r. Jake Miller has just put up it
; •. Aermoter for Mr, Graham, of Qu*_41
d concession, Stamey.
The s;terainent of the Lord's Sn_ pp(
will'becelehrOtted in St. Paul's oil Yma
at 8.30 and 11 o'clock.
The sho,are well worth a visit an
th)i• business men pleased to Ithve yo
a call whether you buy or not.
If you want your skates beautMill
hollow- round, only ten cents per pai
- call at +). Taylor's workshop on wheels
Pete. McNeil is on the sick list th
week. He will be missed by F. an
A , M's customers and the old gray hors(
A couple of Ronald's mechanical e)
Perts carne clown Tuesday and put th
fire engine heater in pertect workin
order.
The Mail and Empire's Cllristmit
Supplement is it beauty and possess(
snore merit than most of the speck
numbers yet issued.
The G. T. R. steamer Parisian an
,.,;} the Beaver. Line Gallia left Halifs
within fifteen minutes of each oth(
but the Parisian reached Liverpool
clay ahead. Each steamer had aboi
r; 500 tons of Canadian poultry aboari
Clinton shipments went by the G. T. I
boat,
One of Fair's Shipments. _ I
On Tuesday Mr. Fair made a ship-
An M. P. Breaks His Arm.
Mr, John Tolntie, M. P.; of Kincar-
dine, made a misstep Friday, slipped,
went of 1000 sacks of flout-, 145 pounds
to the,sack. to Liverpool and 3W) sacks
fell and broke his left arm.
to Glagow.
An Old Settler of Halton Oone. ,
Hill sells His Orocery.
Mr, J. W. Hill has disposed of his
Mr. William Cole, one of the early
settlers of Halton, died it few clays ago
grocery business to Mr. W. Duncan
at the ripe old age of eighty-two years.
He was a brother, of Mr. W. Cole, of
who is already in. possession. Air.
Duncan was formerly in business in
("onstwnc7 and Voicle of Mrs. Arthur
Befgratve. Mr. Hill, we are pleased to
Cook and Mr. H. W.Sook this town.
hear, does not intend leaving Clinton
Collision on the L. H. R B.
but will devote his energies to some
There was it collision on the L. H. &
other line, for a tittle at least.
B. at Londesboto Tuesday afternoon,
Clinfori"r Model School Promotions.
the express running into the north-
Promnted to •second hook, Miss Shep-
bound freight while the latter was at a
herd's room :-Carl Heywood, Ali.
standstill and the signal lip to stop.
The pilots of Doth engines were con -
Mitchell, W. Houston, W. Manning,
Ed. Gtealis, F. Todd, Ch. Shepherd, D.
siderably damaged and the trains de -
O'Donnell, F. Rogers, W. Cook, J.
layed half an hour.
Proctor, Ruby Hill, 3, Shipley, May
A Second Curfew Proposed in Brockv(ile.
Stnith, Mable Kerr, R. McKenzie, Bert
All places &) not take kindly to the
Reed, Minnie Perdue. The other
curfew like Brockvilly, says the Re -
curfew
changes bra not Promotions.
while Ili other places they are
Bred. Billoti pets Five fears.
so Ili love with the institution t4 tit it
Last Saturday, morning Judge Mas-
in ?The
fs.proposed to have two curfews rung.
first is to be sounded at u p. tit. to
son gave judgment the charge of
mau)slaughter aesinstFrederick Elliott..
cull the mothers in from vfternoon
teas, tlritt their husbands are not
Mr. Prondfoot, for defence, offered it
to see
short a ruei}l %then they get borne at
number of objections on which he a;k_
ed the court Co reserve a case ap-
six. The second hell is to be 1-11,19 at
�fail, and presented tutu petitions. arta
the usual time for the children to get
,
undercover. Now, there s a law that s
y citizens of Bayfield and vicinity,
and cafe by the ;jury which tried the
chuck full of business, and a petition
case. His Honor declined to reserve a
shuaild he circulated for its adoption,
case, considering the object ions scarce-
Result of Teachers' Examination. '
ly arguable, but would give the peri-
The Board of Examiners for the
tions due weigbt. He then addressed
County of Huron tact at Goderich on
tilt' prisoner, pointing out the serious-
the 18th inst. The following students
ness of the crime, and sentenced hint
were granted Third -Class Profossional
to five years with hard labor' in Bing
Certificates, its peblic. School Teachers,
stun Penitentiary. Mr. ' Proudfoot
Valid for three years:-,N1isses Aitkin,
crma
ave notice that he will move for
new
Arny, Anderson, Copp, Caautin�un-
trial. •
ningharn, Culbert•, Conits, Dowzer,
Miss McHardy's Popular Recital.
Edge, ElliottFowler, Herbein, Hig-
rills, Ishis,er, Jardine, Kennedy (Susie,)
That Miss McHardy's recitals are
growing in popularity was evinced
Kennedy (Annie,) Lament, LeTouzel,
by the crowded house which greeted
1lcUlusky. McConnell, McGregor,
Murmay (Annie,) Murray (Georgie,)
her last Friday evening, ninny to fact
being unable to gain admittance. The
Oliver', Reynolds, Reicl, Robb, Stout,
Twitchell, Walker, Wiltse. Messrs.
pupils wdre very successful i theila
�
Aitcheson, Allison. Bricker, C,lai•kson,
respactive numbers, playing wi lista
and exj)ression. Miss Little played
Elliott., Fraser, Hamilton, Haggith,
a number -of difficult selections in a
Kil}})atrick, Lennox, McEwen, McKay,
Mel?wish+ Naftid. Powell, Rath,
brilliant manner, and with the .others
reflected great credit on their teacher,
Rub ai3, Snell, Scott, Todd, Tilt,
Miss hlcHardy. Mr. Edwards, of
eadale, Trewitrthat, Torrance.
Goderich, possesses a very sweet tenor
voice and gave inuchopleasure by his
TheOfflcersofMutphyLodgre.
rendition of two songs. Mr. Fred;
On Monday evening the following
were elected officers for the ensoing
Doherty also contributed a solo, Th::
fine ptatno used nn the occasion, Wats
terra of Murphy L. U• L. No. 710. This
supplied by the Reintzman Co., Toron-
prosperous lodge, it migght not, he ailliss
to rte-say,was named itfter Mr. William
to.
Murphy who has been a member and
John Allen a Good Ad Writer.
it staunc•h.Ovatngenian these fifty yeal•s
` In tho last number of Pt inters' Ink at
gone, but is yet hale and hearty and
•looks for many a parade in.l2ths
full page is devoted to a friendly criti.
good
cisco of the ad writing of Allen & Wil-
to cotue :-
son, druggists, of this ,town. In sum-
W. M., J. P. Sheppard.
ming up the editor says: -"These are
D. M., Thos. Beacom.
ars good drag acts as I have ever seen.
Chap_ A. M. Todd.,
If they will not sell goods, I don't
R. S., P. Cantelon.
know wheat will." Coming fron) so
F. S., W. G. Smith.
Well-recognized an atithority on the
Tress., D. Cantelon.
sub•jeet as Charles Austin Bastes, this is
1). of C., W. Ford. ..
decidedly complimentary to Mr. Allen,
Lecturers, J. Ford and E. Robinson.
the, chore so since this is the second
Coti)ntittee, W. Ford.
time he bars thus been singled out.
The ineanbers will have it even
J. A's repputation ars an ad'writer maty
ire cousiclered established, but there, are
Ing next Tuesday.
several others ill town who also excel in
The 1.0.G.T Is Entertain Visiting Lodges.
the sanFe line, among whom might be
I''
One of the roust interesting rind
mentioned: -B. llodgens of Hodgen.
pleiLSatlt lri�'et�ltlgs r)f Lha f)Ilarter wag
Bros., W. Jackson of Jackson Bros.,
held last Friday evening when rnent•
J. C. Gilroy of Gilroy & Wisennin, W.
n T..:.. —41 lir .rl r:.,,,, 9, nn T Q.
hers from Blyths, Lundehoro aur) Con-
._ -h s - -
cooper oI uooper &uo.,LacK &enneoy,
and P. B. Crews when the, humor. In
fact we doubt if Clinton has its equal
in the country, population considered,
for bright and original ad writers azul
extensive adycrtisers.
Sums Paid for Public School Lenviag Results.
The following are the souls paid to
the various schools in East Huron
through the County Treasurer for Fifth
class and Second Form High School
work:-
OR.EY.
No. 1 W. H. Stewart, teacher, $ 5 00
".3 Jas. T: Dodds. 4' 10 (in
7 R. J. Colgrove, " 500
I101VICK.
" I Wilt. Hartley " 5 00
" 2 John Darrach, " 15 OU
` ii Thos. G. Sh(Farer, 10 00
„ 7 John B. Carltpboll, 15 00
<, 8 George Spotton, " 5 M
" 13 John Hitutley, 15 00
17 Wm. Wttitters, 15 00
I11TLr.FTT.
" I Fred. Fowler, " 15 00
4 Helen J. 9Qnrnbull, " 5 00
' 5 John 11. Lowery, 500
8 Henry Fair, 5 00
" 2, R. U. S.I. McConnell " 5 00
MCR 1 LLOP.
" 2 Bell;t Murdie, " 10 N)
MORRIS.
" 1 Geo. Beilhy, " 5 00
3 Malcolm Black, " 50
.5 Christy Halliday, 14 1000
7 Mary Cornyn, 10 00
' Il Janet Kirkby, 4 5 ()0
TUCK 1CRSM I TF1.
2 Thos, N. Forsyth, 11 3000
"
3 Arrclrew Scott,, ! 600
" 0 T. G. Shillinglaw, 5 00
TURNR ARRY.
" 5 ,las. J. Powell, 500
0 Geo. E. Wilson, " 2500
Wro,reter•, Jas. L Wilson, . " 35 00
C,ONTINUATIOS CLASSES.
Wing•ham, A. H. 'Musgrove, prinei-
pat), $200; Brussels,, J. Fl Cameron,
irincipal, $100; Bi�y h, A. H. Plummer,
I-cipatl,$100; I3uevale, Alex.Mc-
wan, principal, 00; Constanee, J.
W. King, principal., V).
The County paid half of the nmonnt
given no lools cotiducting a contin-
uation
gra>,nimo -*vas rendered, refreshments
were served. All seetued to enjoy
this part of the evening's enter,titin-
ineut very much, indeed. Tlic I. 0. G.
T's were glad of the opportunity to
entertain their visiters and will
be pleased io see any visit-
ing merehers at any of their meet-
ings. The following is the programme
rigs.
Gray, of Blyth;
uaotlth organ solo, Mr. Cook; solo,
Mr. Foster; recitation, Miss Goodwin ;
mouth organ solo, Mr. Baynton,
Blyth; short speech Mr. Bezzo ; in-
strurnental solo, Miss Goodwin. There
will be no meeting next. Friday owing
tri its being Xmas Eve. but the fohow-
ing Friday without fail.
The C O. F's. Have a Re. Union.
The Canadian Foresters -Court
Maple Leaf No. 16 bits n member-
ship of one -hundred and thirty
-held their annual reunion Thnr:s-
dn"y nig)rt hast when seventy-six
mernhers and guests gathered around
the festive hoard at the Cokurnerc.iaal
hotel, where Air. and Mrs. Shrenk,had
prepared it repast which so tickled the
palates of the 1. 0. F's that, when the
toast, of Host and Hostess carne on,the.y
unstintedly pritised the feast,,. The clotty
being rentoved, Chief Ranger Fisher
took the chair, when the following
toast list was gone throokh with :-
QLltar•.N AND ROYAL, FAMILY. -•God
Save the Qneen.
INHTRLTDtl1N'CAr,.— Messrs. Mehra, Em-
merton, Kerr, Downs, Jackson
and McRae.
SOLO.-Jaunes Finch.
CANADIAN 0guelt OF FoRus•rFRs.—
Dr. Shaw and John Smith.
BANJO AND GUITAR SEr,FCTiONS.—
Messrs. Ernmerton, McRae,
Kerr and Jackson.
Sol,O.--W. P. Spalding:
MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.—R. HO1nIes
and W. ,Tones.
Dur= AND CLARIONET AC"COMPANI-
MF,NT.-Messrs. W. Jones and
S. Kill y.
Soi,o.---Bert Kerr.
LA nI Eos. --M esst's.Og le Cooper, D. Call te-
Ion, Jr., S. Kiltyy ,
CLARIONET DUETT.-Messrs. McRae
and Emnlerton,
CrroRtts.-- Messrs. Jackson, Kerr,
Downs, McRae and Emmerton.
HOST AND I-IOSTURS.-Mr. Shrenli;.
Auld Lang Syne.
Piro in Brussels' Public 50boob
O O I riL 1 W U A.J.0. O
A fire started in the basement of the
Sunday
Brussels Public school night
and before° extingndestroyed
!l
l EA 1' GOODS
about tive-hundred dollars worth of
Christmas
Novelties
Pfshed
V S .
property.
Joseph's. +
+
)OD GOODS.
Christmas Service In St.
be held in
This to the season when Ladies desire
,AGO
Christmas servic@s will
to remember their gentlemen friends.
We are not continually harping
St. Joseph's church next Sunday, High
We have what you want in
about Cheap Goods. We itrgue
Maas at 10.30 a. in. and Musical Ves-
pers - at 7 p. tit. At the morning
Ties Bats
this wiry Cheap Goods are of a
"service the choruses: "Adeste
IFideles" and "Asperges Me Dom-
Caps, Glov6s,
poor quality and riot as some
people would Make the public
u' i. will be • rendered by the
jcm
choir; Madame Wall will sing
Shirts
believe Good Goods at a cheap
"Candigue De Noel" and Mr. W. Jones
price.
"Sacred Infant All Divine." At Ves-
Silk Handkerchiefs;
' No pian is in the trade to benefit. some-
pers these selections are among those
to be sung:--
Umbrellas
Laxly else. He is in it to untke a
Chorus, "Pastorale,"The Choir.
,
living,
Solo, "Ave Marie," Mr. W. Jones.
Chorus, "Angels.we have heard
Ful Caps,
p
We advise every customer to buy a
High, C The Choir.
Ftc.`�%'
rood article, its it is the cheapest
L p
Sulo, "A Dream of Paradise"
nl the end and it is not necessary
Madame Wall.
Just the things suited for the holiday
to visit your tailor every few
Chorus, 'Magnificat" The Choir.
season, and our prices are so gauged
thf)1
mous for ;L new supply
y
Solo, `'O Salutare " bliss Ada Jones.
that every purse can be , suited,
Chorus, "Tanturt Ergo," The Choir.
Our Christmas Ties
The Good Goods keep their appear -
Chorus, 'Latudat;e Duutinum, The
,
ance, wear longer and give. saLtis-
Choir.
The Butchers' Christmas Display.
Done u) singly lit Fane Boxes are sellers
1 KY Y
and aro very handy for sendin away.
friction hath to yourself and your
The shops now look their very hest
: tailor. Try it once and be con -
and apparently every business main in
W e invite inspection and comparison.
vineed.
towel has made an extra display Int
honor of the festive season.' Never he-
tt)te have the y done better, we ars
'
A. J. MORRISH....
? A. J. �30LL0WAY,
il,ssured, and admiring ct-owds throng
the streets afternoon and evening to
CLINTON.
(,'LINTON,
j
view thein. The butcheri' stalls over-
flow with extra quality stock for
Christmas, an enumeration of which is
lteregiven:-
CLIMBING NEARER
TO
Ft)RD & MURPHY'S DISPLAY.
'
One two-yearruld buifer, extra qual.
ity, raised by E. East, Hullett, fed by.,4
lbs; two
Jas.
1'ad by Jas.
CHRISTMA-SCHIMES.
raigllt117U
two• -eat-heifers raised sod
Van Egmond, Hullett, weight 2230 lbs;
one two-year-old heifer raised by W.
Holiday preparations are atfoot.
This store is nspa rlde %viae
Millet-, Hallett, fed by Ford &Murphy,
saltaLl)Ip holiday Gifts. A generous
aprrnd ofeverything woe thy,
weight lbs; one very fine calf
feta by AIT. Stevens, Kill-
y
� gc�rd`ah,� sensible. A fete dollars
'lever
will buy more .olid c•oinfoi t
and
raised and
t, known since the
first coming of Kris Kringle.
Burne, weight 400 lbs; two litulbs
We extend a welcome to young and- old, cilizpn nr stvanger,
raised and fed by Geu. Hill, Base Line;
visitor ov purchaser. Gaze and price to your heitrt's content,
three extra. quality pigs fed by Murphy
Bros., Goderich' township, weight 227)
,Xmas Neckwear.
Suspenders•
lbs each ; two pigs fed by W. Murphy,.
Puffs, Strings, Four-ir--Bands,
I Handsome Patterns raid coinr-
flullett, weight :0) and L7o 1b3; there
Knots, Bows .... 25i, 35c, and 50c
ani, -4 25v. to 75c..
pigs red by Fret. Ford, Gndericl, Lotto-
Glovesand Mitts,
i Handkerchiefs.
ship, weight till Ills each; four pigs fell
by Ford & Alurphy, weight 125 Ibs
Kid, Buck, Mocha, 50c, Tor, $1
h White Linen, White and Fancy
each, Also alaa•ge nuwber of turkeys,
$1.25.
1 . Silk 4, S. borders,
geese, ducks and chickens •
shirts.
I Hosiery.
R. FITZSIMONS & SUN'S DISPLAY.
Tonke'a White and Fancy front
I Black Cashmere, 25c 35c and 50c.
I..�
One two=year-old steer weight•
Shirts ...... ..:....... 50c. to $1.50
All wool, extra heaav� 15'.
one ne two-year-oldf bhR. eifer weight %5130()
Special new things in Cuff Huttons,
in Pins, Collar Buttons, Umbrellas
lhs, fed btV ul. Stanbury, Stanley;
oue t%vc-yealr old livifer weight 1.280
Collar a bol Cuffs, Night Shirts, etc„ etc.
"WALK IN AND
LOOK AROUND."
lbs, fed by R. Fitzsimons & Sun; So
one two year old heifer weight 1
CLOTHIER, Fl;RNISHF.R,
T. JACKSON. SRO AND HATTLI•t,
one
lbs, fed by Fitzsimons c4;Soil; rma
four-year-old heifer weight 1610 lbs.
t l
Established !864. glCore
Block; Clinton.
fed by John Biggins, Hullett; two
heifers, weight 24(K) Ws. fed by Jas.
lReC'onnell, Htillett; one hug, fed by
' lbs. dressed;
_ - . - . ----- r -- -
Making Ready for the
- ----- - --- -
W. C. T. U. Meeting. .,
W.
The meeting in connection
I
1Vrn. Weir weight 6(N)
r "t• weight :i60
one lull fed by W. Wei g
q ' of mea at
AIr. 51u•enk has a�liug . tall
the ready for the
public
with the Women's Christian i'crnper-
Willis
lbs• dt•essed, six months aid ;ane hug,
fed by Charlie 'DlcPhursuu, Cliutotl,
work nutkmg "round
rink,- which, if the weather -proves
ante Union which wits held in
pre.sbyterta ti church on Thursday
weight 205 lbs, dressed; four hogs,
favorable, be is confident of 1]tLVlttg
on or about New Year'smusical
evening was fairly well attencled. The
g
fee by John Badley, Hullett, weight
'2* Ih. two hugs,. fed by Thos.
completed
Day. Mr. Dave Coullell's tender of
conduct dLrbyrill nhbetrsrof IhetI.O.G T.
each ;
Sherbrook, Hullett, weight W) Ibs.
each; seven hogs, fed by John Watt,
$82t wits the lowest of the three but
the highest was only $840.
lodge The programme was its fol -
lows: -Opening hymn, "All hilil the
llullef.t, weight 250 lbs. each; four,
littubs, fed by R. Fitzsimons & Son ;
Blackfoot Lecture.
The lecture. by Rev.;C7. L• Alilis on
IIu)wer of Jesus name,' Pratvel• by [Lev.
13. (%leulent, Scripture Leading by :)liss
one extra calf two nwnths old, weight
400 lbs. fed by John Biggins, Hill
jkInt)tl:ly evening was njost Instructive
L. White, address by Rev. A. T.
Star-ks, who iu the hearse of its re-
lett; Mrs. R. Thompson °25 turkeys,
and iutetesting, Mr. Mills,although a
and somewhat inexpert-
mitrks, referring to the position taken
15durks,Alra.Jas. Reynolds 30 turkeys
youug utitn
held the attention of his andl_
by Rev. Principal Grant. on the Pro-
-Ind 20 geese,, Mrs. R. Uolclotigh l:i
of chickens, Mrs. John Brown 40
enced,
once very closely for nearly two hours.
Pitul's those who
hibit ion question, said he wished it to
he distinctly understood that, the
pairs
turkeys, Thomas Lee 25 geese and
turkeys, Mrs. John Flynn 10 geese, Mrs.
The Gruild of St. and
were present, appreciate Mr. Mill's
a
Principal was not an authority
oll this question in their church, a.nd
N. Adams 00 turkeys and geese, R.
kludness in giving them so good
g h
also that. (tae Yresh t-eriitp Synod
..._-.
Scutt 20 ducks and chickens, and it
treat.
had• passed a tesolutiyg rehudinting� ,
'
number of pieons stud rabbits from
Hnvetied toHold Divot.
his views, Mr. St•ewatr•t cl:ailff Ch
to be oue of the first ot:•utbers
Wallis Bips.,Aullett.
COUell & WILSON'S DISPLAY.
Owing to the Christmas rush we
have been unable to find room for all
of the W. U. T. U. what it
One heifer raised by W. Craig, Stain-
the newsy hud,Aets sent 411by our cor•-
Christmas carnes
%vas sULrtad to Clinton some fnilt Lipo
yeat•s;igo, a►nd there is no ennr•e staunch
ley, fed by Conch & Wilson, weight
respondents, but
however, with the
? or, fatithful member, lie is ever veadv
1320 lbs; one heifer raised by T. Church-
ill, Goderich township, fed by Couch &
year.
only once a tate.
improvements contemplated, we fully
to help and encourn.ge the cause. The,
very
Wilson, weight 1.110 lbs; one heifer
expect to avoid tshese. hold -overs in
The Editor thanksstaff
next un the prograntule wits ;t
sweetly rendered duet byetbe Mk,;eg
raised by A. Brown, Hullett, fed by
Couch & Wilson, weight 1150Ihs; one
future. ,the
for the vallnahle itssistatnce rendered
Goodwit) and :Miller followed by the
of the evening by Mrs. Elford,
�
Ji
heifer" raised by Geo. Pope, Hullett,
him since taking control.-
address
of Holtnesvil)e, who wits listener .. to
fed by Couch & Wilson, weight --
Officers of Boys' Brigade.
wit 11 close tit tention while Slee. told ;t
andd b
Iles; three calves raised and fed by A.
luesifulraised
At the meeting of the Church Buys'
few of. the gond- things she sate and
,d 1
McGregor, Wei ght IA.
Brigade Tuesday p. I,. Glen Fair and
heated at the late great World's W. U.
four lambs ratised by It. Cartwright,
Fred. Johnston were re-elected Captain
T. U. Convention. The thence is ire
i weight 170 lbs. each four
11 illatt, t g '
;tad 1st Lieutenant, respectively. H.
exhaustible, and many Interesting
hunks raised by Jam. Steep, Clintons
Brewer was elected 2nd Lieutenant,
s elect(
talks Wright ba given conoet•tling those
avoraga weigght, 1(N) ibs; six pigs raised
and (ten. Harry Irwin tulrl
woudetful meelmgs, firs. Elford outt-
iuul fed by 14Ir. Minds, Hullett; two of
Porter 1st '2nd incl 3rd Ser-�
Charlie I < rt
lioecl It few of the departments of
1
1). Catntelon's very best pigs; Mr.
r' Ilullati:, stock of dressed pool-
'
'
y�r�t'ttnts. TheeWarden re -appointed
1t
stork taken up by theSnciet.y. The
tea ifs ')It -
icer's,
1! red (ih;tnt tt3 C'olot• .5'el-ge-allt. wits
work is cInssifiad according
try, l;tst season it all went to Toronto
decided that Capt.. Combe forth ;t drill
tural evolution with preventnt.ive, (All -
at fancy prices: also Mrs. H. `Va +
Bullet t., stock of dressed ponitrq, in
corps of twenty boys from the mem-
hers. No boys will he allowed to go to
cational, evang'slistih, social and legal,
while the department of organiziat.ion
at3tlition tc) a large nattiber• of turkeys,
�cse, ducks and chickens.
g- '
i have not been nlen)bers in
cant}) who
fat• at least tout- tnoitLCe•
underlies all and the. following are
soiree of the bratnhhes of these depart-
C. J. WAL.LIs DIHPLAY. -t*
good standing
meats, juvenile work, purity, iwilal,
One two year old heifer, fed by J.
Wallis, Goderich township, weight
The Kelly Concert'
Arratngentents etre completedfort
charitable and rrfornuttory work,
iuterr,ational arhitriatuan,
11001bs; onpthorobredcow taisedby T,
finest musical trftat of the reason for
phare life
111)r)t among-sitilors, fraalichlge, food
Maargins, Holinesville, fed by T. Jen-
Monday, Jan, 3rd, Miss Hattie Kelly,
Charles
reform, flower un labor clap.,
king, Goderich township, weight 1645
contralto and mandolinist.,
i(IIIn,
Press dap., ate., forty
"
])is; one. heifer raised by J. Elliott,
Kelly, basso and guitarist and Tommy
in Canada,
a (!ort-
h ni
the of the(!oil-
Goderich townsltq), fed, by T. Jenkins,
Goderich
township, waight 7001bs; one
Baker, the funniest tiutn�
are among the artists who will take
tee int;w
vection committee remarked in gum -
ventio co
es
so vast aL work which tnnrhof
fat lamb fed by Ca Lovett Base Line
paLl•t• Miss and Mr. Kelly aro well
of
ening ap
t'•vary pht'tsa of life, rind every shore of
140.ibs; two fart latmbs fed by J. Wallis,
known to the music -loving people
ile
earth, "words spent inadeflililte to
Goderich township, average weight
this district and will no doubt
Mr.
express the great sig►1ific,tnce of the
120 lbs; ane fat sheep fed by T.gg•reeted
Jenkins, Goderich township, weight
with a large house.
Barker is at. present studying in New
mighty work or even suggest the pos-
sibilities of the future." We feel the
220 lbs; one bunch of fat hogs
York and willresent the very latest
p
touch of inspiration in Whittier's tri-•
8
fell by Levi Snider, Colborne,
specialties. If yrnu wish to hear at
btite to the great leader of the forht•s,
average weigi)t dressed 100 lbs;
genuine treat, don't miss this.
Milts Frances E. Willard: -
one hunch bf fat hogs fed by E.
Crawford, Londesboro, avera a weight
f.
Little Locals.
McRae is im-
Abe knew the owar of banded i11,
p
Ent telt that love was stronger still ;
135• lbs; one fat hog fed by Rodda-
d
way, of Sta leton, dresse weight 218
Mr. Arthur sotneivitat
proving in health.
And organized fnr doing good
The world's unitod womenhood.^
hs. six and a half months old; from
lbs.,
Mr. D. F. Macpherson was able to be
p
Next on the pr•ograninie will a -In by
Mrs. 1Vlclirien, Hullett, Mrs. Miller,
around town Tuesday.
c
AIT. J. Foster, then a, short ad Itpm by
I-htllett, Mrs. Quigley, Hullett, Mrs.
Mannin Hallett, Mrs. C. Loyet, Base'Is
Miss Dewar, who has been very ill,
better.
. l('n ant wid Inst, hilt rant i!'agt a
' t
l;ev.(,
thrilling speech by the+ chairman, that,
,
Line, Ajr.� Geo. Middleton Goderich
township and others a lot of
now somewhat
The Christmas War Cry is atrrpclif
warnrheatrted Ivmperance ndvocate,
principal Houston of the Collegiate ln-
choice turkeys, geese, ducks and
i to the publishers and cheap at the
stit►rte.
chickens.
price, 5 cents,