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May the year 1910 be a Happy and
Pro'erous one to .all our customers
and friends.
We want tothank our many friends
for their liberal patronage during
the year 1909 and solicit a continu-
ance of the same.
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BLUEVALE.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Institute will be held at the
home of Miss Mary Duff on- Thursday,
Jan, 13th. All ladies are welcome.
,(Mrs.) V. P. West, secretary.
TUILNEERRY.
A very pretty wedding took place .at
the home of Mr.and Mrs. George Bryce,
Tarnberry, on Wednesday, Deo, 29th,
at 4 o'clock, when their daughter Mies
Elizabeth S. was unitedin marriage to
Mr. Hector A. McLean, Calmss. The
ceremony was performed under an Arch
of wedding belle and holly by the Rev.
D. Kerrie, of Wingham. The bridal
party entered the, parlor to • the strains
tin's wedding .of Loheng g march render-
ed by Miss Eva Graces of Wingham.
The bride, who was unattended, carried
shower baguet of carnations and was
given away by her fattier, She looked
charming in eorue silk trimmed with
silk overlaoe and applique with veil and
.orange blossoms, Her travelling snit
Was green with hat to matoh. The
groom's gift to the bride was a crescent,
set with pearls. After congratulations
the guests sat down to a sumptuous
wedding dinner. Friends were present
Irene Galt, Fergus, Lucknow, Wing.
.hanit .and other planes. The many
presents show the high esteem in which
•the bride and groom are held:
ST. HELENS.
W. MoGregor, of Chicago, formerly
teacher of Briok school, spent several
days with friends in this vicinity.
Durnin Phillips, May Cameron, Sarah
Smith, of Goderioh Collegiate, and
Gertie Webb, of Wingham Collegiate,
were all home for the l'olidays.
Mrs Hetherington and daughter from
Winnipeg are visiting her brother. Mr.
W: S. MoOrostie, the genial clerk of
West Wawanosh,. Mrs, Hetherington
and daughter were on the C. P. R. train
whioh was wrecked west of Ohapieau
and are congratulating themselves on a
very narrow esoape. Their oar was a
total wreck, bat strange to say no one
was seriously Injured.
ST. AUGUSTINE,
Mr, and Mr, Cochrane, of Winnipeg,
are visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, James Agar.
Mr. and Mr8. Thos, Leddy and family
are now residents of onr burg, They
moved into the house recently 'occupied
by John Leddy, Mr. teddy having mov-
ed out on to Thos. teddy's farm.
There was not a very large attendance
at the 'meeting of the Farmers' Club
reoently. Wm. Thompson gave a short
address on what he saw at the' fat stock
show at Guelph. One of the principal
features at the next meeting is a debate,
the sides being chosen by F. Boyle and
J. Onmmikt. The subject id "City and
Country Life)'
Sour Stomach and Heartburn
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MOItltite
Towusbip Council will 'mwi1. nest
Monday.
Oatmeal exchanged for oats. isOtt K
R. HQWAON, Winghtlm,
W. R. Morley, of Toronto• ie villlting
MS parents, OW line.
, George Pavia and wife, of 'Clinton,
were visitor with P. Bell and wife over
Christmas,
Mre, Frank Parka and daughter, Anes
Bonita,; of Oraig, Sggk., are visiting et
the home of, Jas, Ireland, .' Ord line,
Morris, Mrs. Parks is a Attlee.,
Mrs. H. V. Patrick and little dough.
Vito Irene, of Londenl Miss .Prtsvilla
Manning, of Paris, and Mrs, Herb Cun•
Hingham and intent sou, of Palmerston,
were visitors. at Mrs, Jao. Menuing'e for
Xmas holiday week, The ladies are
daughters of the hostess. ;
hirmoss.
The marriage of Mies Jean Johnston,
seoond daughter 4f Mrs,' Mary A. John-
Ston, to Mr. George D, Haugh, ,of Kin -
toes Township, was very quietly sole
emnlzed at the home of the bride's;
mother, Luo>tnow, on . Wedt}esday,
Deo. 22nd, at 11.30 a. m,, • only the
immediate relatives being ^ present..
The bride was given away, by her
brother, Wm. Johnston, and the .cere-
mony was performed by Rey. J. E.
Ford, of Lloknow, The bride,, who
waa unattended, was wearing her
travelling .atilt of bine •broadcloth with
velvet hat to matoh. Many beautiful
and costly gifts were received. The
bride is very popular among the youug
people of Lnoknow, as is the groom in
Ti joins a host of
Kinloss, The mss 7
friends in extending best wishes to the
happy couple,
W HITEOHUROR.'
Oatmeal exchanged for oats. FRAN,e
R. Howsow, Wingham.
Mise Clara Garbutt arrived home
from the West, to spend New Year's at
the old homestead.
A quiet wedding took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Coulter, of
Tarnberry, at 6 o'olook, on Wednesday,
Deo. 291h, when their daughter, Miss
Mabel was united in the holy bonds of
matrimony, to Mr, John Smith Craig of
Whiteohnroh. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. R. MoEaoheru, of
Whiteohnroh. To the strains of the
wedding march, played by Mrs. Mo-
Eachern, the bride entered the parlor
leaning on the arm of her brother,
William John Coulter, and took her
place under an arch of evergreens. She
wore a beautiful gown of grey silk,
trimmed with Dream lase. . Only im-
mediate relatives were present. Atter:
the oermony and congratulations were
extended the young couple and guests
adjourned to the dining room where a
Sumptuous repast was partaken of. The
evening was spent in games and music.
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GORRIE.
On Wednesday, Dec. 25, 1909, an in.
teresting event tookplace at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gallaher, when
their only daughter, Mary Ann (Minnie),
was united in marriage to Mr. Wm.
Knox, a prosperous young farmer of
Tuxford, Sask. The oeremony was.
performed by the Rev. H. W. McTavish
in the presence of the immediate rela-
tives of the contracting parties, ^while
Mrs. MoTavish played the Wedding
March. The bride was given away by
her father and was unattended. She
was prettily attired in white silk mull
with Valenoiennes trimmings, and car-
ried a shower ;bouquet of white carna-
tions. The groom's gift to the bride
was a haudsome gold bracelet. Tho
drawing -room in whioh the ceremony
was performed was artistically decorat-
ed with holly, while the tables were
decorated with carnations and holly.
Mr, and Mrs. Knox spent a few days in
Wingham and in Michigan and will
reside at Tnxford, Sask.
7R WAWAVOSIK. _..
To the eleotors of plant Wawanosh s
Ladies' and era4.o,- - .00ant n►y
Hearty t1ttanks* for the •lnagnidosut vola.
given in rnv favor for the Reevalhlp on
¥nudity, I Will 'endeavor t4•' do my
full duty in both. Township and County
Qounoli'.bustuees,
P'aithtully yours
JOUR
To the Iileotors of Hast Wawanosht
lriadiea and Gentlemen,— I wish to
thank you for;the support given me on
Monday to again returning rite as. a.
member of the Munioipal Qonnoil, d.
shall endeavor 10 prove worthy of $ho
trust yon have reposed in me.
Your obedient servgnt,
1?EVER W. 1300 Dr,
Oatmeal exchanged for oats, FAA
R klowsoir Winghant,
Dr. Ban Anderson, of Toledo, was
visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Fin.
iay.Anderson.
Mies Sylvia Seel resigned berlposition
esteaoher of the D;enuybroole sobool
and returned to her home at Oren:
broot,
Eph, Haines is home from the West
for a short visit. ,Echo hue beoowe
fairly wedded to the Western country'
and intends'to. return in the spring,
Jaok 'Foran, of the Regina police
force, is visiting at the olti home, Jack
bas taken up a homestead near Wain.
wright, Alta. He intends to return to
Regina in a oonple of weeks.
Misa Etta, ,seoond youngest daughter
of Thos, and the. late Mrs. Blank, and
Fred Qook,, of East- ,Wewanosh, were
quietly married in Toronto last week,
They will reside on the groom's farm
on the 6th concession.
in the presence of a large number of
the eelativee and friends of the con-
tostipg parties, Lite,eldest daughter
of Mr. and Airs. ,lied Cook, of the 7th
concession, was united in marriage to
Harvey 'Black, a prosperous Western
farmer formerly of this township, on
Wednesday last.
Starting from a chimney. fire de-
stroyed the' old but very comfortable
home of Mr. ,and Mrs. E. Philippe, of
the ..8th concession. The old couple
with their daughter Eliza; were in the
hoose at the time, but it was not until
the fire had gained oonsiderable head-
way that it was discovered by Mrs.
Phillips on going npstaire. Feeling that
efforts to save the building were of no
avail, they began at once to remove the
furniture. In- this they were nobly
assisted by Dave Chamney, who was on
the Boone in a few minutes, and by some
of the other neighbors, who had not
gone to church. Through their efforts
most of the furniture wassaved and the
blacksmith shop was prevented from.
taking fire. This is the seoond loss' Mr.
Phillips has suffered by fire. Only a
few years ago his stable was struck by
lightning and totally' destroyed,
GREY.
Miss MacGillivray, a former teacher
of S. S. No, 10, was renewing old
acquaintances on the Ilth oon, re-
oently.
Thursday, the 16th of last month,
Mrs. Cox, 12th eon. , celebrated her 91st
birthday. She is still hearty and able
to get around• and, many friends send
her greetings.
Wednesday evening of last week at 5
o'olook the home of Hagh and Mrs.
Lamont, lith con., was a pleasant
scene, about 40 guests having assembled
to witness the tying of the nuptial bow
by Rev. A. 0. Wishart, B. A., between
Ernest E. Oanipbell, of Gaylord, Mich„
and Miss Katharine, seoond daughter of
the host and hostess. Ceremony was
perforated under an evergreen aroh, the
bride being given away by her father.
Miss Sadie, sister to the bride, played
the wedding march. The bride was
becomingly dressed in white and oar,
tied a boquet of bridal rosea. Many
beatttt til presents aceonipanied the good
wishest. An elaborate wedding supper
wad 'served And an enjoyable evening
spent. Mr. and Mrd. Campbell will
reside at Gaylord, Minh. They will
carry with them the good wishes of the
oomnitinity for their happiness and
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Miss Martha Dever, a former resi-
dent of the 8th line, Calross, died at
Maple 'Creek, Sask., on Deo. 26, She
had been 'i0 delioe4te health for a num-
ber of years.
A pretty wedding was celebrated at
the home of Mr, and Mrs, Robert Mar -
shall, 2nd line, on Wednesday, Deo.
22nd, when their daughter became the
bride of Mr. Stanley Hemingway, also
of Oalross. The young temple took a
wedding trip to Hamilton and other
points in the province.
JAMESTOWN.
Mr. A. Pollook took the service in the
hall last Sunday evening, in the absence
of Mr. Garside, of Brussels, who hid
charge of the meeting.
Mrs. Falconer, of Chicago, and Miss
Inman, of Brussels, visited their sister,
Mrs. D'. MacDonald, over Sunday.
Mr. and Alva. Wm. Hamilton spent
New Year's with St. Augustine friends.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Miller spent New
Year's with Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs.
Henderson, Wingham Junction.
Mies Tena Snell is visiting her sister
Mrs. L Rattan, this week.
Mr. Roy MacDonald, of Wilkie, Sas-
katchewan, is visiting friends and old
acgaaintanoee around here at present.
Mr. D. O'Toole, of Wingham, visited
at Charlie Forrest's on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Reid, of Wingham,
spent New Year's at' the home of the
latter's mother, Mrs. And. Simpson.
Mr.. Samuel Burke and his wife visit-
ed Gotlerich friends for a week.
Tuesday morning, • Dec. 28th, James
Strachan, who had been in poor health
for some months, passed away from
the earthly home to the reward of the
just man, His decease was not une ..
peeted as he had been near the portal
oh several occasions daring his extended
illness Mr, Strachan was born in Tor-
risdale, Glen, Parish of Saddest and Ship-
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SCOTT & BOWNE
126 Wellington Street, West Toronto, Ont,
nese, Argyleshire, Scotland, on the 7th
of March, 1838, and the family emigrat-
ed to Canada is .1817. After living in.
Galt, Oat , for a time they moved • to
the township of Grey in March 1854, and
deoeased lived on lot 1 in the 4th con
until the time of his death. He was
married to Miss Jessie MoVioar on
Deo, 22ad, 1870, and they were blessed
with a family of six children. The
daughters are Mrs. P. McEwen, of
Tarnberry; Mrs, Youmans, of Toronto;
Misses Marjorie and Elsie at home. The
sons are Dongald et home and Jas. T., a
dentist. ' Mr. Srtaohan was a loyal
member of the Presbyterian church and'
for about 20 years was Sabbath Sohool
superintendent. In politics he was a
Liberal. Everybody had a good word
for "Jimmie” Straohan, as he was fam-
iliarly palled. He was genial, kindly
and hospitable and was meowed most
highly. ' People were ever ready to en-
quire after his health and will regret hie
death:. The funeral took place Thurs-
day afternoon, the service being conduo.
ted by Rev. A. O. Wishart, B. A., inter-
ment being made in Brussels cemetery.
Mrs, Straohan and family have wide-
spread sympathy. Thos, and J.ihn
Strachan were brothers of the deceased
and .Mrs. James Fergason, of Brussels,
a sister. Duncan Taylor, of the 'same
town, is a half.brothef,
In Memory of'Della Campbell.
(Who departed this life on Deoember
16th, 1909 )
There was a little band in heaven
That was not quite complete
And they took onr little darling
To fill the vacant seat.
And our darling little' Della
We were sorry with her to part
But she's with the Lord of Glory
And no sin shall grieve her heart.
She's sitting on the golden seat
Singing with the Angels sweet'
Sitting with that little band,
Waiting for the Lord's command.
She's gone away from wordly care
No more pain or grief to bear
Sbea gone onto that heavenly home
Where Christ himself doth rule alone.
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Our darling little Della
Is gone away to heaven
And the loving link is broken
Which bound us three together.
Bat we hope to meet in heaven
And Christ there to adore
And there he'll know eaob other
When we meet to part no more.
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This month we figure on how much profit we are going to
lose in clearing out linea. In some departments the stock is muck
too heavy, Snell as READY-TO•WEAR CLOTHING, LADIES'
COATS, GIRLS' COATS, CHILDREN'S COATS, 1'UR COATS,
and I'' URS of all kinds, CARPETS and CURTAINS, in fact all goods
on second floor along with odds and ends in every department have.
to go at same prices.
During this month and nett we will be receiving our SPRING
SEASON'S GOODS and will require all available space, as onr
purchases for the season are large. We anticipated the advance in
cotton goods, and therefore can show you superior value for
spring 1910.
January Values Without Profits,
Yon see what we mean when you see the goods. The BEST
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