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jiappy New Year!
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Good bye, Old Year, good bye,
Not the best year, nor yet the worst, we've ever
known.
Let's forget its sorrows and remember its joys,
The New Year promises much, and we trust it
will be kind to us all.
For the favors so. liberally extended to us dur-
ing the Old Year we are truly thankful.
For the New Year we shall, with increased effort,
strive to serve our patrons better than ever
before.
Happy New Year to Everybody
We will be closed all day on New Year's,
W. A. CAMPBELL
The Clothier
MacDonald Biock. Opp. Bank of Commerce.
Did you ,ever use
Dyr-Kiss
or
Mary Garden
• er
Powders?
Once you try them you will use
no other.
Nothing surpasses them in de-
licate odor
They are the newest and the
best.
assissammemasammaii
DAVIS' CORNER DRUG STORE
Successor to A. L HAMILTON
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Your vote and iefluenee le solleited
for the election of
DR. A. J. IRVIN
M4.3,01k
for 1014
Your vote and iniluenee le respectfully
eolicited ter the election, of
COU,NCIE.1.01t A. MILLS _
XASI011
for 101,4
Your influence solicited, Vote
MeX,
REZVE
for a eecoud term
J. Att TCH41.40
will appveolate your vote and influence
ter his election &el
R.Z.E V.&
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Electors of Morris—vote for
C. O. C,A,Mr234.14L
FOR ICERVE
tind thus seoure economioal and efficient
municipal government,
Your vote anti influence is respectfully
soliciteti to secure the election of
JOHJV HANNA
as Councillor for 1914.
W. A. CURRIE
solicits your vote and influertce to secure
his election
AS couNcizzoR
H. 21. 4/2,102-17*
will appreciates your vote and i
to secure his election sis
COUISTC.ILLOIt
Jtkasestown. 43. hi Trinity Ch.ure)x WWI% was
' fairly well attended sonsidering that
Milton 144 at Toronto spent xmos. a lot of people were eat of town
under the peteattist roof, Christmair day wax spent; very quiet,
Will and . Lynn paid a flying ly in town although the sloishing
visit to Job, pg' e on Saturday lag& helped to brighten tbirle up wonder.
V I $
mr. snd Afro. zektt meEwen were fully. On Tuesday an Wednesday
the former,. nights •our merchants did a gctod busi.
t'be XL1149* 01441” a twee but on the whole we hardly think
father. It (quailed last year
„Mt., aa4 Mre. St. Clair Playpen are
holidaying at the latters* home on the
st. Helens.
4r1D4dlisuaeri'd Mrs, Iacklin were the Xrnae. jas. joynt of Toronto is home
guests of the formet'e Mre. T. for hie Xtaae vacation,
tiler of Ethel. • Miss Vlore Lewie of Lueltnow epent
Mre, Will McBride and little W of Xmas with her parents herek
Etamilton spent Xmae. with ix are Miss Grotto Webb is spending her
eats on the god line. holidays under the parental roof,
Mr. Geo. Johnston left on Monday mret.3-. miner left last week for a
afternoon to reaurne bio 41Ut •
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teacher fit Seaddel*,
jobrinie Meeuire returned from the
Ur, Mora BV001tenridgfi • Wag at the Virest last week and le looking hale
Soo tbie week attending tbe funeral of and hearty.
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Will Hentilton and family were the WeWinter. Re intends re-
ofatfor the
guest; cot Mr. and Mo. To. Hamilton turning in the Spring.
Listowel for Xmas.
his tester -in -14W.
Mr. James Remage is home from the
Mre. McDonald of 1Cincardine le Mise AUrgaret Clark of Chicago la
spending her Xenas bonder, with her
visiting at the home of bur nephew,
Mr, Robt. ,parents Mr, and Mrs, Peter Clark.
Miss Lizzie Rutherford is able to be
Mr/ and Mr*. Elijah Jacklin of Bruer
home and. around again after her re
sets spent Christmas with their eon cent operation in Clinton hospital,
Andrew on the old homestead.
mr. and 41.. a. ishippene:firinitt yeyer,gaileberrainanhiPs hflolloirsiarte:leyitvebditta we haw, accompanied by Mi
Oarr,- visited at the home of G. Jehns- understand he is able to be around
ton On Friday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Jae. Mitchell of Tor -
On Wader' evening of lest week onto are spending a reIV days with the
eighty members of Roe's ehurch con- .are
parents, Ur, nd Mrs. john
gregation assembled at the home ef Webster. Miss Pearl Webster who is
h
Jackson to spend a few hours in •a attending High School in Toronto also
social way. In the midst of a musical returned with them.
program, Mise Lottie Jackson wae
called to listen to the following ad- A successful Xmas Tcee was held un
• dress—
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der the asispices of the Presbyterian
Sunder School in the hall. Mr.
• sr4y� hobo and are *peat*
• Winter ender the parental roof,
Mr, Witter Tisdale arrived home
lately from the North Weet, looking
nue. Re will ;wend the Winter under
the parental roof.
A very pretty home wedding took
place in the presence of a number of
relatives and friends, at the residence
ot Mrs. Robert llaittes on Ohrietines
eve, when Mise Agusta Maeda Maines
was united in Holy wedlock to Mr.
James 0. Snowden of Ainarentb. The
Rev, A, Richardson performed the
ceremony. To the etraine of the
wedding march played by Mre, R, E.
McPherson of eirand,ValleY, the bride
e par or and wasgiven
away by her brother, E. 3. Ilainee,
She was attended by Miss Winnifred
Haines, her sister, as bridesmaid, and
the groom P,40 attended by his broth-
er William J. Snowden. The bride
was dressed in white roesseline satin
trimmed with seed peer's. The brides-
maid wore a dress *t pale, blue eilk
moll, trimmed with lace and tailored
bows, Little Miss Winnifred Mc-
Quillin, niece of the bride, Retied as
flower-girle wearing white swiss em-
broidery trimmed with pink rose buds.
The bride's, travelling suit was navy
blue Berge with white hat. The groom
presented the bride and bridesmaid
with gold crescents set with pearls and
the flower.girl with a gold. bracelet.
The costly and beautiful presents
to Use bride showed the esteem in
which she was held. After partaking
of the many testy things prepared by
busy bawls, the evening was spent in
songs, dancing and 800141 chat. After
remaining for a few days, the happy
couple left on the 3 30 train for Mount
Forest, Grand Valley and Orangeville,
taking up their home in Amaranth,
followed by the hearty congratula-
tione of their many friends.
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$3 es 14, �C son, D. a Woods superintendent, was
Dar Lottle:—We, your friends of in charge of tile progrartnxte and de-
nnuence the surrounding community have serves credit for th,e splendid pro -
gathered et your 1103110 this evening to gramme, also those whe trained the
express our warm affection and our
children.
high regard for you,
W. J. 23031C.E
will appreciate your vote and influence
to ecure his re-election as
COUNCILLOR
Your vote and influence is respectful.
ly eolicited for the re-election of
A Lz..r. youNG
As Councillor for 1914
Vote for
W. G. PAITERSON
the great watch doctor
for Councillor for 1914
Since coming to our midst you have
proved a, faithful and conscientious
Fordyce.
worker in the different sphery of Wedding bells are ringing,
church lift. As a zealous President Mr. and Mrs, Sohn Webster Olen -
as an sg to k
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Nox Cold
IN ONE DAY
earneei S. S. teacherstriving
of the E. L. a valued choir member, ded the faneral of their nephew last
wee .
mould the lives of your pupils both by
precept and by a worthy example, and Mr. John Jamieson and family spent
also es an effective helper in the W. •Christmas at Mr. Gannets at St.
M. S., you have at all times done .your Helen's,
part willingly and most acceptably. Mrs Soutar Tei lor was taken sud
Moreover, we fully appreciate the denly ill one night last week but we
fact that on many occasions an hospi- are glad to report is progressing fay -
table welemne has been given us at ourably.
your home and the happy hours spent
Miss e
The most remarkable Cough and
Oold Medicine eiter discovered. Stops a
cough, relieves asthma and bronchitis.
108 Noic a Cold is sold at 25o and 50c
per bottle at all drug stores.
Lulla Sha.w is spending her
in your company will not soon •be caristinas holidays at her home in
forgotten. Bluevale.
In every phase of life your influence
• has been that of one guided by the Mrs, Aitcheson is at present on the
Divine hand, We awn min you sick list, we hope to soon hear of her
greatly, well knowing that you have recovery.
Mr. and
L. F. 234.3'(KLEY
will appreciate your vote and influence
to secure his election as
COUNCILLOR
Your vote and influence is solicited.
for the re-election of
WILLIASt ISSISTElt
as Councillor for 1014.
Your vote and influence is solicited
for the election of
D. E. MacDO)VALS
as Councillor for 1914
our vote and influence is solicited
for the re-election of
21A V/7) 21.ELL,
as Councillor for 1914
W. J. HOWSON
will'aPPreelate your vete and influence
to secure his election to the Board of
Education.
Your vote and influence will be ap-
predated for the election of
F. 23EICIIA. JVA
to the Board of Education.
ItOZZ'AT ALLAN
solicits your vote and influence for hi
eI€ ction to the Board ollaticatirer
Your vote and influence is eolicited
to secure the election of
J. A. Mci4E,Eff
to the Board of Education
Having served as Chelnuan of the Public School
Board, 1 feel 1 can be of service em the new
Board of Education. 1 therefore Mk for your
vote and influence to secure my election to*Ame.
AMCP.S'
H. E. ISAR»
Public School Trustee, is seeking re-
election to Board of Eclueation. Your
vote and influence respectfully solicited
occupied a place in our hearts and
lives which veil', be hard to fill.
Anticipating a corning event and
• wishing that ymesearry with you some
1 tangible expression of our love we ask
you to accept this purse of gold. May
• God's richest bleasinge go with you to
your new home.
Signed in behalf of the Societies and
congregation of Roes Church.
Mary Tohnston,
Lorena Frain.
Dec. 22nd, 1913
Miss Jackson made a brief reply,
thanking the company for their kind-
- nese to her. After the serving of au
ample luncheon every one left for
home wishing Miss Lottie and her
husband many happy new yearer.
Myth,
Miss Welsh of the teaching staff is
visiting friends in Fergns.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Davis of Campbell -
ford are visitors at the home of Mr. T.
Goma%
Mr. McNabb of Kingston is viaiting
his friend, Mr. Roy Stackhouse, over
the New Year.
Mr. and Mr& Harry Green of Rainy
River were visitors at Wm, Stack-
houee's during the week.
- MrJames Barr has disposed Of his
bakery and restaurant to Mr. Neil
Taylor who took possession Saturday.
Mr./A. V, Jewitt. B. A., Matheineti-
calleacher at the Chatham Collegiate
aaistitute, is 'visiting his parents at the Wishing you all a Merry
Methodist pareonage.
Mr. Amble Wells, who is attending Christmas and a Happy a,
the school of Practical Science. To-
ronto, is spending the XMAS. holidays
with his aunt, Mre. Knox.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Mason otiVIttnitou, Yours sincerely.
- Southern Manitoba, are spending the
holidays with their friends here, Ed.
is manager of the Bank of Hamilton •
at Manhole
On Thursday- morning Rev. Farr A. J. Nicholls
held Xmas. service and Holy Corn -
Mrs. Albert Tisdale have
$04144,4044.0•404•40,40440440444044401/4004.04.4"/%044.0%."
Central Bakery
• AND
Confectionery
THE BAKERY OrQUALITY
Successful _business for over
Thirty years is sufficient guar-
antee of the excellence of Nies
Bread and Cakes.
Wedding Cakes and Ornament-
• ing a Speciality.
Prosperous New Year
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Vote or
W. P. VANSTONZ
Experienced, Economical
DR. R. C. RE1),NON21
solicits your, aupport to ecure his oleo -
tion to the Hood of Education.
• J. A. moltroiv
is a candidate for the Board of Edu-
cation.
CASTOR IA GEDAR polls wANTED
For :Watts and alum
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Beats the
OFFICE OF
A Happy and Very Prosperous
New Yowl
to.. all our i-OlOtomers and
friends 13 1st! of:
GROCERY
PHONE 59
OF CHINAWARE
According to our usual custom we
1 take ktOelt last week of January.
1 As Chinaware is one of the most
difficult thinge on earth to take stock
of we are goiug to make SWEEP-
ING REMOTIONS on various
Iiiie Kindly note that these reduce
tions will be withdrawn jest as soon
as our stock. gets to right proportions
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TOILET SETS
Our 10 -piece Toilet Sete at $4.25
- have been winners. They are me b-
out doubt well worth PA 0. They
were tinted to our own order and.
riming the past year have been big
- .25 I
sellers. Wo offer them.
For 'cash only $3
FANCY TEA POTS
At One -Third Off.
Our stook of Fanoy Tea Pots is a
very select one. We imported them
direct from England and at regular
prices are cheap. At one-third off
They're a Snap.
Jardiniers at 25 per cent.
Reduction.
Onr stook is lar e and
annot
e al them. If you want
to buy a cheap Jardinier
Now's your chance.
Cake Plates-, Fruits, Salads
Vaset, etc.,
At Reduced Prices.
Onr Ohinaware has not been re -
'marked for Sale purposes, Most
pieces have the regular price markets
figures.
rzrzeritirc;
Sole Agents
For The
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THE SHOE STORE
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All kinds o
FEED
and.
GRAIN
itlg am flour ji
HOWSON & BROCKLERANK
PROPRIETORS
Residence phono 20B or 225.
1,101 Phone 20.
Sound (ireen Straight Timber
supiatire or 30 35 40 45 feet long with
6.inch to 8'hich Tops.
Prompt delivery to ny p.rt of town
Try our Hodwood a Klodliog the—,
boot aialt 0/vote In Tristrham, _
Orders may be left at R. Mooney's.
NTELON
Apply to—
If. CAMPBELL
Turnberry Agricultural Society
Annitid Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Tnrnberry
trattratiNnvlbtzliban ut'ehie.
day, Ilautorry at 2 o'olook
%itatroistilli:Uluralrt togrtetwetylf* the
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*lotion of director* for the Gamut year
'ad 0 trottmottort of two
itiveretted in Vhs *glum
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)1!q_rlIVIS 1 r
On and after Jan
occupied by L L, Aw.
FLOUR.
We will have t
will also.handle "
Broods of Floor
QUALITY
FIVE LILIES
PRAIRIE ROSE
CREAM PASTRY
()WARM
• Wingham, Ont., Dec. 31st, 1913,
2nd, 1914, we will occupy the store now
and carry on a flour and feed business,
agency for the famous 44Five Rosee flour. We
verton, "Exeter" and any ether flour our custom..
era require, beat s our, own "Quality" (blended flour) and "Five
Lilies" (high at; Manitoba). We will guarantee every pound of
flour we sell and you find it does not meet your expeotations we will
give you soineth g that will. No order too small, and none tbe large.
FEED.
and e11 all kinds of grain. It will pay you never to
getttg our prices and seeing o stook. Mill Feed
WewilIb
buy or sell bef
always ilt stoat
SUPPLIES.
Oatmeal, Rolled
Wheat, and o ex. kin
Meal, Oil Cake, etc.,
•NU and/ see us,
yon buy or rtot,
Oats, Corn Meal, Rolled Wheat, Cream of
of breakfast foods. Mar Seed Meal, Molasses
ltry supplies of all kinds.
will be glad to mow you our go de, wh tiler
Wishing all a Evy and Prosperous New Year, we Are
Yours sincerely,
HOWSON & BROCKLEBANK
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