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VOL. XXXL—NO '1610. •
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SII Sorts of Di*
IN ALL SORTS OF WARE
SIX MORE SHOPPING DAYS
UNTIL XMAS; AND . THE
. QUESTION RIES
"what to Give?"
' WE 'WOULD SUGGEST
FOR LADY
A.pair of fine Black Satin Juliettes
with far trintwiug, just the thing
for afternoon and evening wear, al.70
A pair line bieok quilted, Juliettes
with fur trimming, at • $3,315
A pair of Caldiuttl Slippers at , $1,3e
A pair of Felt Low Shoos, fur trine
piing, price + - $1.0a
A beautiful fine of Ladies' .1ll'elt
Gaiters, - - V $1.40
Children's Slippers at 35o, 400 and ,45
FOR GENTLEMAN— •
What could be a aider gift than a
Mee Black Satin or Silk .Muffler,.
lined with red satin, beautiful, at •
- - $1.00 and $1.993
Way's Mufflers, prices 50o and .75
Irt NECEWEAr.; -We have just re-
ceived some of the very liewest
designs, some beautifulshades.
prices - - 25o te, iii
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We have also some very pretty lines
of Colored Shirts, Silk Iiau -
t,
dke'
• chiefs aria Kid Gloves.
• WHAT ABOUT THAT''NEW SUIT
OF CLOTHES AND OVERCOAT ?
We guarantee everything first-class
in every particular.
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'We guarantee every pair of Lumber-
' men's Rubbers .wwe sell, and sell them
cheap. '
Horvath Bros.
Sign of the Pi; Bear.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued. by PaA1.r. Pnemnsata To. 23 Victoria
street, Wincham. Ont. No witnesses received.
Its'hantly to know that } oe can
comae right straight to iritis store
the minute you need something
to 11315line. ,
And yen can be entre before ,you
conte that what you wish YOU Call
get.
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Some Elegant
Dinner Setts-,
Prices for p'r piece sets from 46.00
to $15.00. •All,ttewgoods. China
tea sets from'$3.00• to $10.00.
Toilet sets from $1.59 to $10.60,
Beautiful and attractive aesietis,
new'patternu,.stippled mitt gold.
'Panay china of all kinds for Xmas
trade. • Call early and get choice; '
Prices reasonable.
R Ao .D
ison
GROCER t:
Prompt i)elivery. - •Phone 51.
tQIT�C4.
It you Want a bonne in' :$Vingllaln or
any village or" town' within 50 miles,' I
can chew. you the. largest colleutioit•ever
on list for stile iu'this part. • • •
T. J. liiAGJIR "i,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
Who: Wants; Farm:?
I leave ova; 4.000 acres of choicer farts' lands
for nal,., in 50, 45, 100, 150. and 200 acres. lots in
Sinless, Greenock, Bruce, Aineardine Huron
and Ashfield Townships. Good lands with
good buildings to be sold'ehea on easy torins.
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'Also a good sawmill for sale almost Y r a song.
lo odltlaolwmlh shop (dwelling in co-
n d o business, for ale'che .
con-
nection) doing goad us, Wena a a
g .
A hotel doing good bunincan for ludo cheap.
Also a wagons toll. A general store with large
trade, liver village. Also a large amount of
money to loan at 5 per gout. • For further par-
ticuLtra.nppiy to
J. A, MMioELNZIE
Tnsnrance Agent, i?folrrootd.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
- See Halsey Park's advertisement.
Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran.
teed to mire headache,
-
Why Trai Are Late.
es Ian ti t f r the recent erre -
An p a of hirregu-
larity of trains on he Grand Trunk is
offered by the fac that the company is
unable to get its soul quality of coal.
and is obiighed to ruts its engines with
an inferior geed ' There are six hun-
dred cars order by the company,
whioh should h e been delivered, but
none have 'arrive The Cotiipany, has
therefore, been c emptied' to finite what-
ever coal it has en able to fined.
, Complete Atm of candies for Christ-
mas at Mrs. Gri dale's.
WANraD--A good general servant girl.
Apply at the Teams office.
i 9 Q� fl Hot beef tea a vays on hand, sold by
Capital i + the bottle or in s alter quantities at W.
Reserve $2,900,00
WINCHAW BRANCH
SHAW B1OgK,' t.
A. General Banking Business Trans.
acted.
Farmers' Sale Notes Collected, and
advances made on sante.
Drafts bought and sold on all pointsiu
Canaria, United States anti Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—Interest
allotted on deposits of $1 and upwards,'
and added to principal 30th June add 31st
Ileeember each year.
A. E. GIBSON, Manager,
2i. V'anstoite. Solicitor,
BANK OF HMILTON
W3PlG§�AII.
Capital paid up, $2,000,000.00.
.. Reserve Fuud, $1,600,000.00.
President—sortie artrAur.
Vice -President -•-A. G. RA arse,
tier BOTOU3 •
bhn Proctor, Gro. fioncit, Win. Gibson, lii,P.
A. T. Wood, M. P„ A.li.Lee (Toronto).
• "leneral Manager --T. TttTtNBt7LL.
Savings Bank -'Bourn 10 to II; Setnrdey', 10
to I. De�tnsits of 31 and upwards received. in.
terve allowed, and computed on the 30th No-
vember sad 81st nay each year and added to
principal.
raters of intDDeposita also received at eurent
'1nr5fte on Greet Britain and the United
States Bought and sold.
Travellers aro notified that thellenkof Ham.
,tion audits franehes issue Circular Bates of
Nptional Provineial Bank of England, Limited,
*rruioh can to cradled without charge or trou-
ble in wiry part of the world.
'CV. OOBBOIT.L,11, Agent
lel. L. DreKiN$ON. Solicitor.
.—The Thins and Weekly *tail and
Empire till 1st January. 1904, to new
eubsoribers'for $1.75. Premium pictures
to new and old subscribers of Mail and
nyixe.
J. Scorr's;resta •ant.
Postal ' ate Changes.
A. no @
notice man
@
authorities stat
ed forms witho
has been cluing
4 ounces, or fru
each additional
of, to 1 cent ea
thereof. Alsei
cuttings (not c
bedding.plants. scions or grafts, is 2c for
first 4 =memo fraction thereof and 1 0
for each additi nal 4 ounces or fraction
thereof.
lypostedbytheO 1
stn
p
that the rate on print-
f any writing on them
Prete 20 for' the first
ion thereof, and 1c for
mice, or fraction there -
2 minces or fraction
future the rate on seeds,
t flowers), bulbs, roots,
Fresh oysters arriving daily; served in
any style, at Jas. Bttcki<ey's star restaur-
ant.
MONEY To LoAv at 43G per Cent, on
easy terms of repayment. Apply to A.
The Tsauis has authority to arrange
dates and terms for auction sales for
either F. S. Scott, of Brussels, or Thos.
Brown, •Seaforth.
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High Tariff V , Low Tartfl:
Da usage, Kent Block, Wiugbam.
The great tquestio. bofore Canadians
.to•day is the, tariff. From one end to
the other of this; cad Dominion the
question of a high . low tariff is being
tdist ussed. Honest discussion is what
the people of Cana want. It will be
interesting to ku • v that the Family
Herald and Weelrl, Star of Montreal
has opened its cob as for a Tull and
free discussion of t is important gnost-
ion, The. let -Merl o both political part•
ies are invited to g' a their viess a. Is'ttr•
mers, inanafaotn #re, importers, etc.,
will have an o. tortnnity to (Aortas
themselves. The ainiiy Herald, being
a purely non -poli cal paper. absolutely
independent of all olitical parties or in-
terests is the one pi +er iinCanaria, where•
in suet rut open die •ussimti Cnh be rarrietl
on, With- the amity Herald turd
Weekly Star's it ;,en* circulation at
every post (Aro i the Dominion, this
will be a splend'. opportunity for the
leaders of both rties to air their views
on the tariff qu.. ion, and the public will
naturally tic. • to hear from them
through the Ea ly Herald and Weekly
Star The di , scion Will be watched
and read with i 'rarest.
►I INtlf�Al..t'i' VT QNrk IO`t TmJRS. ij , :ti dCEMREi4 :A, 1902.
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Wear . eere Shoes and Rubbers,
• Died in adstock.
MMMT. Stephen Pelt u, of Innerkip,who
died in Woodstoe . hospital, recently
wars an uncle of Mrs J. B. Ferguson, of
this town, This v thethird death
in
the family iu two' yenta, viz: Oidstiu
Pelton; of Iituoritip ,Tuba Pelton, form-
erly of Winghant, ad Stophen Pilton,
of •Ittnerrkip,
Rooms to let, Hard and soft water
and weodshed on the preiuises. Apply
to Geo. McKenzie. •
The fun still continues pt the Hent
Bleck Sale --foamy prices, Dalinage
did trot steal the goods! Nor is he mak-
Mg Much moneys The goods hast gt .
W, tof W.
•.' At the Wit iegnio'
al,aatp, Woodmen
following officers vyt
'ensuing year:- Fasl
Terrif; Cotta. Coin
Adviser T„ Rout,
K Crowder; Clerk
Escort, W, A.. Cat
Showers; Delegate
Nicholson, .
shears.'
Meeting of Nation -
f the World, the
a elected for the
Conn, Cont., John
Win. Nicholson;
axwell3 Banker, R.
Wallace. Stewart;
pheil; Sentry, W.
t head Comp, Wen.
Buyyour rooe esat . G °t '•.
Irs ri da a s
g�' s
O aAYov Polrruerr, Life size, • for
$2.00,. at Armstrong & Co's studio, ;
Veteran ubscribers4.
• The T mes had a
subscribers on 4o
}Undersea and Fr
both renewed their'
thirty-second. tim
the TIIUEs since t
published in Jant.
both be spared for
our cottons is the
The Timms hasha
utut)y 'old aubscr
week.
A merry merry Xp1
of our patrons. ftp
A large stock of We
nuts, eta , fertile Chri
J. SOOTT'si'estnarea:
J
hall from, two veteran
day in • Messrs. Chas.
luk Oiirruthers. They
sul seription for the
, Each have taken
e that edition was.
ry, 1b7'. May they
moue, years to read
eat wish of the TimES.
plea,iautcalls from
tors daring the past
r'to one and all
W. J. Qnziem.
polates,bou bons.
tines trade tit W.
R. T. of T
At the lest tare
Council, No. 114, R.
hugofficers we e
araC
term:—Select Comic
Pass Councillor, A.
Councillor, Daisy F
Field;' Reo.Sec., N.
Jno. Kerr; Ben, Seer
Trans., W. C. Thouu
Greer; ,Guard, Maggi
WalteRose; Pre
Organist,
H 1l.
eE
I
Officers.
it
- of X17' iuta
m
'.of T'., the follow-
utri for. the ensuing
nor. Herb -Hicks;
E. Lloyd; Vice
Id; Chaplain, W.
caution; Fin. Sec.,
'rotas, Juo. Mae;
on; herald, Pere)'
Tibbs; Sentinel,
Reporter, Walter
t Hall, -
J. Buckles, of the "Star Restaurant",
has a few pounds of loose tobacco he
will sell at half price.
Highest price for turkeys, geese,ducks,
chickens, potatoes, dried ai'plei;, butter
and eggs. ' Winonan TRADING Co,,LTD,
More Municip
The ratepayers o
almost unanimous ii
icipal ownership. 0
ratepayers of that to
to vote for two by -la
peuditure of $56,00
a
electric lighting' plan
vor of taking over th
was 875 for and 24 l
over the gas plata 87
Wiughaui ratepaye
portuuity of saying
day if they two hi I
waterworks foe do
also -for a trunk se
podal works.
i Ownership.
Owen Sound are
he matter of mum.
Saturday last the
n were called upon
s, involving an ex -
for the gas and
. •The vote ip fa-
eloctrio light-piaut
Inst; for -taking
for and 23 against.
will have au op-
t municipal election
vor of a system of
stio purposes and
r and sewage die -
Try Dttltnnge,l--scut Block, for wind
proof and storm proof overcoats. They
are put together like leather and are
sold at half price.
MONEY To LOAN.—Money to loan on
notes, and 'notes discounted at- reason-
able rates. Money advanced 'on mort=
gages, with privilege of paying at the
end of any year. Notes and accounts
collected. Office—Beaver Block, Wing -
ham Rosi. Moth D00.
Death of Joh Nicholson.
On Thursday last Nett; few Weeks
filmes, Jbhu Nichols u died at his resi-
dence on Leopold at .et. Deceased elho
was in his•G4th year, was one of the old-
er•residents of this s coon. He .. was a
native of Oumberla d, England, and
came to this coiner forty years ago,
accompanied by hi brother, the late
Istat~ Nicholson, (fa • or of Win. Nichol-
soti,town,)and settle in. Clark toeveship.
hits brother Isaac me tip to Turn-
berrysix months•list r and the deceased
came to Turnlierry • few years after.
ward. After a resid lice Of five years
on the 5th. of Turube ry,deceased moved
to Morris township, luevale road, over
thirty years ago and cabled there until
lust spring, when he 'urehased a home
On Leopold street ant moved to town.
Before leaving the to • »ship of Clark,
the subject Cathie sk tell was harried
to Miss Kate Mayne, t ho survives him.
Deceased wet a mati who had many
friends and all were s. ry to bear of his
heath. Least summe . Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholson took a trip o the West and
spent a very pleasant ti
with relatives
and friends. He west + a very long star -
ml to en„oy a life of ea .e after so many,
years apt nt on the far Deeesl,ed Was
a iireabeterien in relig' li. The bereav-
ed widow and other r.latives will have
the sympathy of the c • minunity in their
time of sorry. The f coral tank place
on Saturday afternoo to the Wingliam
'
cemetery,
hegbtted
yeI. he Ferrie being
were all old neighbn and friends of
deceased, vie:---lllcss A. Itobt. Maxwell,
er„ Thos, Jenkins, : lex, Roes, John
Boatmen, (:has. Il- . anion . end J'iis.
Wylie.
Died at an Ea Age. '
It is our sad duty the week to an
opens,* ate du, t.h i f Otis u Eddie Crow-
etou, yoyugeat, daughter f atilt Airs,
Wiu.&JruWstou,alfedlOy rsaiida7days.
Deceit-s.l was a ptoruisi young girl AWL
had oul%'beepiifoietY
da
s with
dlphtheii. The lama i will be
timely
syutp.tthw;ad with fit heiraftiictsun.
Tee fauerai took plecs 'root the house
ofherr r ta, it r
g audpa en , itis ail tars. L.
McLean, ou T'uteda,Y ruing to Wing
ham ceueltery. ,
'Holly for decorating at the "Star
Restaurant."
Meals at all hours aMrs. Grisdale's,
opposite T. A. krill's ore.
Death of Gee. id. Walker.
Mr. Geo. ,hi. Walk,
at liillsburg, 'died tilt
week„ aged :36 years.
only ,a• week with..,
young Wren wag opera
station here for, a few
ago. IJe,wai1 pupulur
friends and the unite
euiimely death will,
preen:aid sorrow,
second ,sun of Mr. W
of Gaelfh '
, C. P. R. agent
r'hursday 'of last
He had been ill
neuwonia. This:
rat the O. P. It.
tenths some time
among his many
•tvd hews of, hie
be received with
et:eased was the
i Airs, F. Walker
Oysters,e the beat; utility at 4 per
quart at W. .1. tiaova 6 restaur
• Beautifel Xmas pees . is • educe and
genre!' tnt.oy stippled,' . J. Guskit'ss,
•
Fa• rmers are usy.
Since the advgsit .of leighing there
has been great tiettvity tong the form.
er's. ' Hatay reaming is mind couduuted
'very rapiuty. A large unlit of - wuou;
is being brought to tut u, met the pltoe
has dropped a little, toed is now sail=
'fug no front $2.25 to $:e.50 tar stern
wood. For the drat ' ew days of the
sleighing it sold at f in. $2.15 to $3.
The meruhapts have,U eu doing a good
business for the past fe days aud Ourtst-
auas buyma have been taking our advice
to do their shopping •1y.
•
You get the navies
andovercoatitigs at
Geo. Canoe.
Make your friend a present of a Ber-
liner Gramm 1 0
p 1 no on Christmas. J•
Buckley,A7ea
r, Star Re tu
usuut
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Institute M etings.
' Meetings of the Ea Huron Farmers'
Institute will be held for the discussion.
of agricultural topics of interest es fol-
lmws:—Wroxeter, aesclay, Jan. 20:
Brussels, Jan.. 41; arlocu, Jan. 22;
1wlauiey's sObool ho se. McKillop, Jan.
23; and Mnrdie'a so rot honse,hoKillop.
Jan. 24, The :oat de speakers will be
B.'O. Drury; of. Ct en Hill, and T. H.
Mason, of Stafford Ile. C.M. McGreg-
or, of Constance., at it G. Mnrrlie, of Sea -
forth. musical pr ala will be given at
each. evening sessio
•
Twenty-five cas�
calved to sell as Inn
and as high as GOt
goods in settings
asonabie, prices at
of Oranges just re-
m two dozen for 25o
per dozen at W, J.
Scorn's restaurant.
—The Titres and Weekly Globe till
1st January., 1904 to new subscribers- for
$1.60. Premium to new and old sub-
scribers of the Globe. •
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Coal Ship
Mr, T. D. Burns rem
hard coal on Monday,
stributed it among his
and quarter ton lots.
hot suffered for the w
same extent as people
cities. Fortunately
wood. has been delive
many people have bee
coal furnaces. Mr .
car
more reloads o f co
when these are exhan
the black diamonds[ ee
freely. -
ftenewi'ng dbecripttons,
Daring the pest MAX a large nutnb4r
of Tielxs subscribe have renewed lei
lt)Oi. 'We have n bells adding a large
number of new sat riburs to our bet.
Ude afternoon sari g the week we add•
ed dvan wKaisar! ere.
The Tunas i
s
able to give low cal biug rates for any
newspaper or wage' uo. If yea do not
see what you wane' our dlubbiug list
iu another column, uquire at the office
niid we will give yo u low rate. We
want to add a• In ge number of new
names to our list du ug the. neat few
weeks.
Mite 'swell get a 'fur •oa T. H. Ross
has them age% flue, ` in quality and
price.
• 7n a lb for chicken , 7cll or ducks,
Wen lb for geese 10c for irl:ey, either
cash or trade, A. ';I>: (eltisholm
Block.
Anniversary and
The first miniver ary of the, opening of
the new Methoiis Church in Wingitani
will be celebrated 'a Sunday and Bion.
clay, Deo, 28th in 20th. Ott Satidsy
hey. l)r. Catenate "mural Sttperiuteuci-
wit of the Method t Cbureh in Canada,
will preach moth lig and evening. On
Afuudilytveuing to church will be foe.
melte dedicated t the worship of God.
Tea will lie serve in the lecture recut,
to be italowed at an entertainment.
Rev, Dr. Carmel will deliver his lecture
entitled,"John fox dud John Wesley."
alum mill be In haled by the choir of
the church, and there.
edicatory Services
Cutters, Iiurttess (stu.le a double)
fee mutts robes, horse lit - eta Luige
seu04d etoek tit. T. H. ' see'
Nu ,natter what you- want iu dry
goods, clothing or furs try Daltnage nits
if he etas what. you want you are euro to
save money.
Jessie N. 'Macs chitin Concert.
We again remit our readers, both
Ili Iowa and count , that they ehuulu
bear to ultud. rue astir . T. 1ltre1netuiau
conceit to be meld in the opera house
on Friday evening of this Week, liltu
Inst. This will trite be cite lust appeal-
on
here lit rue w lld-relluwzmta u buvt-
ttdit Sneaker, and tl use Who tint to hear -
will
OU 1'ridgy evuu ug may never have
rh
11is tU t
C e �
rLUU a
anotheru u
l•p Y
enuring mugs to lie r. bites Atuclaut,lan
will lie teoty assist d IAy bliss Marietta
Label', Chwadu a favorite entertatnur
mutt Miss Teresa Flauigan, Uaua„a's
sweetest soprano. Secure y our seats at
Campbell's drug ore to -day or rot.
muiritv4 and avoid he rush on. I.+'1i • y
uvei lug.•
Snow. FOR TAN Days-- Rocktere
i.0 tn•ab.cgatiy east • ak eether seats,
from 41 to $6.50, clear them oat.
1304431We.
The Collet is Boll.
a,
ouc a a iu t las t1
Up to AZ . i Ir e R, the G y
MI which to pay to taxes to escape
having the percents added, Collector
Robertson bad oolitic d all but 1:3316.55
out of a total of $t4, 35,05 ea the roll.
This is the best slip ug in yenta. The
uneolleeted taxes on th Deoember last
year ttpioquted to $.0 24. Lt M:tOO then
was 014.51, and to .899, 11164.77
collected.
1 A TEARPIN
Wanted—Several 'afa • o rent.
Apply P. J. Maguire. -
House to rent, u : r T. R. station.
Apptr to T. A. M'
' See Campbell's t . g e window for
hupilsome Novas gi
Cutters have • be n se 'rig fast •and
Iuttous, Why? ac, • se the goods and
p.ices are alright. . T. H. s,
K. K. McRae of Harriet , general
anent fur pratical Tay or tem, was in
Wnighain-this week purchaced eu
overcoat from A. R. SMITH, Chisholm
Block.
u
Municip• Elections. •
The muuioipttl
drawing near and
any probable can
of town counciito
Mations on the e
will probably bri
good men for th
toff Count
atious
vett a car load off place on Mends
and he has de• .'ion, No 7, of w
part, the uumina
LielgraVe to F. W
1 o'clock p. in.
division are likely
good supply of Carrie, Donald 1'
•
ecu to town not Albs, Stuart, Th
titer, of West Wo,
burning wood in
urns expects two mentioned.
the
itsw eek and
.ell It tattooed that No use in freezing
II be moving more can buy a beautiful f
Boss for $20. ' We
prices.
=Tito Tines and Farmers' Advocate Cottage td rent on Fr
will be sent to any address in Canada or Hard and soft rent
r, sto
the Udited States till Jitnuary 1st. 1004 bedrooms, parlor 1
ents.
.ustotners in -half
inghamites have
t of coal to the
other towns and
S. O. S. • ffrcers.
At, the•utoetiug , f Camp, Caledonia,
Sons of Scotland hi ii on Monday even -
int: the following .fficers were elected
fur tile ensuing ye. r:—Past Chief, Win.
Melva -ma: Chief D Stewart; Chap.,
Alex. Campbell; hysicianr,Drs.P; Myo'
i id mol t •
,Agnew a .1. S. i 1 u
d maid alai V ,
t
kin -Sec., W. ylor; Rcc-See., H. B.
El tart; 'Irma., ' us Holmes;. Marshall,
L. 4. B:itl; Stat . Bearer, D. Carrie; S.
Guard, W. A. a:upbeat J. Guard. H.
Hamilton; Tru' ems --Alex. Roes, Alex.
Campbell, G. I + v idson;Auditots, D. aI,
Gordon and A x.•Ross; piper', L), E.
McDonald; jam or, W. Williamson.
Best chocolates and
boxes fur Xmas at
store,
:Roves—We bare six di rent kinds
and it your face is • d u you !erre the
cash they are your ' 11 and Inspect,
All first-class antis •ted stock.
HAitNA & Co.
An fancy
eli'a drug
Twenty-five ars' Married.
Mr. acid Mrs. W I. Green celebrated
the 25th anniversa y of their marriage
on Saturday last. The event was very
pfetistultly celebre d by the giving of a
dimer to it large umber of invited rel.
naves and friend Guests were present.
front G',detitih. Mitchell. Kincardine,
Ripley and Lou stilt, Mr. and 'Mrs.
rand-
•,• i is of wan l
Green were the r cep en y
:ratite presents. n the evening a tea 4Vii8
given to the met hers of the Ladies' Aid
of theMethodist nreh and their friends.
A 1,tiver collect' n was taken and over
$30 was realized, Which will: be given to
the Ladies Aid t e applied to the build-
ing fund of tire ' w Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Gr n's many friends wish
theme many more Years of happy life.
WANTEn--!Choi +e ro butter 20c.
Fresh eggs 20c. i t prices f, all
kiwis of fowl and w furs. G.T. -a.
Ladies jitckets and skirts, a •argain's
a bargain for a'that. ry '-and you
will save money to bu , utas box for
yourself. HANNA & Co.
•
nomination day is Seriou Accident. •
e have not heard of Master Thos Ho mes, son of Barrister
dates for the position R. Holmes, met w th a serious accident
. for 1003. The nota- hast Thursday ev iug. He was climb -
Mug of the 20th inst, log to the top of a olished cherry ban-
g out a number of Wistar which was
y. slippy and losing
ositiens. The uoli,iu- his bold fell to the wee landing. strik- '
•Ywill t ke
Council 1 tors a
1 . wasfared
hisright @ e It e
to o
n t
For D•vi-
g
]t p
next, amend. i
v result,
'
} the rain v osis
,cit Win ham forms a i but los oflm
g but the little fellow'strength and yout
outs will take phew at I was in his favor and e rallied from the
eeler's vvagon chop, at shock He is now ecovering rapidly
e candidates for thin i though still showing fleets of the force
to be Messrs John T. of such a severe b w. A couple of
ttersuu, Al. Lockhart, years ago the same lit le boy hada nate
name of John Web- rw escape in mach tl ranee way when
Hush has also been he fell to the middle 1 ding of the mato
stairway id his fath 'a Toronto rest-
denee and out his bee severely. Not-
v shock of 1tYs
1i .e es k t
othe o .clan when you withstanding
r t front T. H. last accident and the t et of his being iu
ave them at all a comsitose state all iii ht, his first ttbrds
in the morning wer, "Wasn't that a
Fra s street.1 peach of a dive?"
cellar, threw
neer room; large Funs ! Foos I I Faits ! i '
It
for all Stomacoh Trnithle
Douglass'
Dyspepsia
Tablets
We guarantee an absaute
cure for the most distressing
cases. When. all others fait
give us 'a :trial, and your
money will be refunded
if we d not sa} li
• a N satisfy.
A, Douglass1
for $1 75, Note the eduction,
tato ten iced pal v. Vacant Jan 16. wait. get the nice mars.
Dr. Butler, specialist in the diseases Apply to it. Herdsman. fur Mats cheaper til
of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes bought wholesale.
tested and glasses supplied. Office op- Municipal ,Ownership.
postte St. Andrew's . church, London. a,,.....,.....,.i....e it. 'Id.. appear to be wail Waterworks
Ontario.
Don't
c re selling
1 toy can be
ANNA & 00.
alio
pleased with niaui
-- — _ town now owns t
and as will be see
they are now UP
works. The Bet!' Ntws Record says: sewer and sewage di: +ossl works. Time a.
—The civic Light 'tg committee is well Engineer's estimate r waterworks is
in existence. The held a brief but tan- 821.000 and for sewer • ltd disposal works
portant sessiotr au fues;lay evening, As ` e,500, snaking a Iota, of $+26,500. The
e result they wi go before the Gas Connedis not submit ing the question
''Ccmpony us soon is a couferenee can be of a storm areal to th ratepayers. The w'
arranged, and s not another offer for annual expenditure fn these two eyemos s
-
e cirnhg
WE RAVE SUITABLE XMAS.
PRESENTS. COME IN AND
EXAMINE
PERFUMES AND TOILET WA.
TERS--All prices ---Taylor's, Ro-
ger & Garlets,La?ivers,Ideal,otc.
HAIR BRUSHES—Ebony and Rose.
. wood --all prices.
PURSES—Ladies' and Gents' .
SUNDI:tILS-Tobacco Bowls, Smok-
ing Sets, Vases,Shaving Sets,
Opera Glasses, Acte.
These we will MI at prices
never before. given in
Winghant.
'_. a
Man MCXEibbon PIod
lien to Post Office,,
nd Sewer.
Winter Term Open Jan 5th
p
)CENTRAL
1001/4011,
-STRATFORD, ONT.
A large. progressive school and one
of the best on this Continent. This
is a strong statement but it is a true
one nevertheless, 'The reason our
school hos a large attendance is
because it is a wide-awake, hustling,.
working, result - producing school.'
Recent graduates have accepted poi
r
iii ns at
s o salaries ran n fiom a
a
month to $300 per annum. -
'Write for our new catalogue.
W..J. ELLIOTT
PRINQIPAL..
For neck scarfs
lees, we can baa
Neck scarf fro
mufflerfrom.35o .. rdc. HANNA&CO.
and
the
ay's muff-
wu on variety.
to $2.aO; Way's
Bought the
The i<lavelle• Wi
completed the ne
chase of the Even
management will n
Jen. 1st, when th
tinned as an evenin
for ?a. year. Mr, r
interested in the
formerly editor of
ronto News.
isms syndicate has
iations for the pur-
g News. The new
t take control until
paper will be con -
patter only, at least
S. Willison,. who is
ew syndicate was
e.Torouto GIobe.
Abolish
At a meeting of •
in Toronto on Tue
Dominion Alliano
chief temperance '
represented, a res
calling for legisla
bar, the treating s
in clubs. A deputy
Government to este
of abillto this else
of the Ontario Le
the Bar.
einperanco workers
ay, called by the
at which .all the
orgattizations were
lution was passed
'on . abolishing the
tem and thinking
ion will wait on the
or the introduction
t thesession
:Y: next essio
tare.
tet soltr piano tuner . ,r repaired be-
fore the New Y r. rave orders at T.
41.Ros�s' music • e. Satisfaction guar-
anteed, R. ,••atoss.
—The Thins and Faintly Htci'ald and
Weekly Star till. 1st January' 1004, to
new subscribers 'for $1.75. Pm.remiu
pictures to new and old subscribers of
Family Herald awl Weekly Star.
,pal ow.. he The two questions flat are now
wet•:rworksnershipsystemTa, of discussion with; be rateprt arstopics of (�
front the following Winghant area new , -ystem of water- V11411,3111s Leau1n Shoe Store
otiating for the gas works fordomestie p 'rposes and a main
the plant, au offe in excess of,that trade tetras will be very trifl ng to each rate -
at the previous 'voting. As the Gia payer. The experhate has beeninother
Combitny has re • need its Agates by if5.• towns tliati the waterw .rks systems are
000 it ip expecte" that a price 'will be self-sustaining. 'Wi ham certainly
agreed nl,gn wit out resort to arbitrat- needs a main sewer eta the ratepayers
ion. The coma ttee expect to complete should sbppeet the by ass'. The sewer
its labors and It ve the proposition in has to be pat in sooner , r later find we
shape to ley be . are the electors at the may as well have it ne year as two
Municipal eleeti, as in January. years front now. The ,wit'trill have to
nett year expend mono on oor present
rhe Hue 'n Judgeships. waterworks system I make it more
efficient for fire protec art. Itis erutim•
Judge Masson ' senior Judge of the uteri that at least -$10,0 will have to be
County of Huron has been superannust• expended in this war . Would it not
ed owing to ill- e tab. Junior Judge be wise to add another $11,000 to this
Doyle has been p ''tooted to the vacancy amomnt,rehicit would tl n give the town
and Mr. Philip H it, N.C. of (pdeiich, it system of waterwor s that would be
has been nppoiute jnnior.Tudge. s`er`ge t sed for both flee protec on and domestic
Masson. wits ap, , used to the Bench in purposes. Many townaro now oporat•
c•
nr .
, buthas 1 ,, incapacitated .t from" theirCrit, avsystems anR j(
1,J( 1„ i i c. act etas in t to own � t r o a
ditty for some tine past owing to the 'W nghani should keep the procession
state of his healt . He will receive the whit other progressive truq. We be.
uansal retiring s,lowaaee. Theaq np- him that the town : ands to make
p'sintments shoo . give general satiefact. money by owning a d operating it
ion. Jnrbm D.t, 1e has always been a waterworks system, - public meeting
painstaking Ju • n, and We are pleased c f the ratepayers wilt ; : held in the
to bear of his n motion. In the ease of ;'l owii flail on Tuesday- evening, Dec.
Judge Rolt, Iii pppintmobt Weestroug• Roth, when these gtuesti. a will he Bee.
ly recominen d by members of the Ceased. EEtigintier Wm. ; of Berlin, will
legal prorea i t mid cititetas of the be present end give int.. anon Oat the
County. The , isms is also pleased to sabjeat. A1x ratofalys should, attend I
hear of his elevation. this m•►stilig,
S
e1. _ _... s - -�
Can be picked up in a shoe store'.
If you get among the proper shoes,
it's one of the easiest things in the
world to get something suitable—for
any body.
It'll be useful too. And serviceabe
and appreciated, you may be sure.
Slippers make en excellent present.
Nothing could be more appropriate,
ray for your husband or lbrofher.
We have tint of slippers at dikes-nt
prices that would do. Yea, slippers
ore all right. So is a dressy. neat:,
stylish pair of shoes --for ladies or
gentlemen. No trouble to please
any caste here ---erred do it too, with-
out charging more than yen think
yon ought to par.
1 J. GREER
r