The Huron Expositor, 1905-12-29, Page 8a
46"- °In the Imes Mentioned
below we are showing a.
fine assortment ana at
close prices.
-miay *find many pretty
and useful presents in
our store. Come and in-
E?peet our stock of
.iver Plated Knives and Forks
Pocket and Table Cutlery
Nickel Plated Tea Pots
Skates and Hockey 'Sticks
Carpet Sweepers'
Hanging Lamps
Store Bak Now Going On.
offering We are our rtock cif both new
WI 4 vecond hand Stoves at greatly reduced,
prim. Come now and secure a bargain.
Ow Flees w and goods of the
be.
NEY SMILEY,
SEAFORTH,
SOLE - AGENTS,
Hardware, Stoves and Goal.
DOMINION BANK
RIEAD OFFICE, TORGNTO.
....•••••••••••••1•1081.,
Capital, Fully Paid Up—$3,000,00o.00
Reserve Fund and un-
divided- Profits 8,634.000
Deposits by Public $29,700,000
Total Assets 39,225,000
ONONE•mome.....13
SEAFORTH BRANCH,
Every faaility for the transaoting a a
baekieg business.
Oolleations made on points in Meade
and abroad.
Advances made to Farmers. Special at-
ontion void to the collection, of Sale Note.
SAVINGS BANK.
Deposits of 111.00 and upwards received,
end interest paid or added June 30th and
December 31et. Withdrawals may be
:mid° at any time.
A. E. GIBSON,
Manager.
s. EOM, Solicitor ;
James Watson,
Successor to W. N. Watson
NORTH MAIN ST4f SEAFORTH.
General Fire. Life and Acoidenb Insur-
arm agent, asal Estate and Loan Agent.
Deoler in firsaelass family and Manufac-
turive gewing Machines and Cream Sew -
*tore viz.: •
_•New Raymond and White Sewing
Machines andNational Cream Sep -
!water In three sizes
Also sewing machine needles, oil, attach
menti, repairs and sundries for all kinds of
'awing machinee. Prices right and ma-
chines fully guaranteed,
JAMES WATSON,
esonerce Agent, and dealer in sewing moms
end Bicycle& North Maio strew swarth.
Winter TiOrm
Opens Jan ii Znd
rim?
topRATISORD. ONTARIO.
I This is one of the best Commercial anthti
Shorthand Schools in e•Dominion.
Our courses are thorough and practical.
Many basieess colleges employ our grad-
ustes as teachers, All onr graduatemet
good positions. Write for our free cat-
,
-ologue. .
1
ELLIOTT & MoLACHLAN, Principals,
Music _Music Music
...manormxim
Nothing • does more to make home en-
joyable; It helps to entertain and gives
pleasure to one and all.
• Our stook consists of Pianos, Organs,
Grapirephones„ Violins, Mandolins tdouth
-Organs and almost eyere thing in the Musi-
cel 12110,
Sheet Music, all popular pieces at 253 ;
ale° the beet editions at leo.
Nothing makes a nicer or more enjoyable
primeval than a roll of good music.
Singer, New Williams and National Sew-
ing Maohines.
can arid hear some of our music.
On Ft Baldwin & Go,
SEAFORTHa
dealers in •
Pianos, Organs, Graphophones Slowly g
Meohines, Needles and
We Cordially in-
vite the
Public
• to witness oer Electrical
Window Display. At night
the effect, has been prouoinde
ed beautiful. -
Wa. have expended much
time, thought -and money on
this display and we hope
our friends will all see it.
.1.1CI-IN BULGER
- JEWELLER
Seaforth Ontario'
Marriage License Is vt
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••I•
Annual Meeting
Ina
' Tile -Annual Meeting of the Tuekersmith Bmitelt
• At:rharitural Society will be held in the Tow n Hall,
4e.atrwth, on Wednesday, January lOtit, 1906, at one.
Welock p. in., for the purpose of receiving the annoal
ptrt.$-Iceting directors and °Moen: and other busi*
tif-88 wh:itt may come before the meeting.
THOS. E. HAYS, Secretary.
4./.*:,,RT CHARTERS, ereeiciene nese!
THE HURON EfPOSITOR.
g od and satisfactory service and
Xpostior ha managed the , affairs of the
D STRICT MATTERS.
On irielay and Saturday
I WILL SELL'
Bee Steak 3 lbs. for 25c
Crow Good Christmas Beef.
BEATTIE, Seaforth.
• to n wiselyand welt. •Thc). meeting
cl sect with a vote of thanks to the
chearmare.
' Mos rs. James° Archibald and
Jom A. Stewart have withdrawn
frdm the list of councillors,- The
• Vie
'test will, therefcire, be between
'i
srs, We H. Willis, and T. E. Have
fori the Mayoralty and Messrs. -3 0
Gr 1g, . at Y. Smiley, M. Broderick;
Go rge Marlin, Thomas Stephens, D
J .
i
. Mth
cCallum and IL Geib for e
co nail. There are six to be elect-
ed. The three first nam.ed are seek -
passed oaf, . ing re-eleetion and others are bete
ChristMas.—Christmes ' aspirants. Mr, Kerslake has with -
quietly 'n town. This weather was
boar, hus allowing all the true-
I and there was j131St SfloW dr4Wil a candidate f" rthe /3.611°°1
delightf
enbugh
o permit a cutter to slip
oomforta iy around town. tee to be electeund by acclamation •as-
' . . Ef. .
Prost did not favor- the skaters and follows, DrHEOM WmSolater,
ourlers tee year and *here was no
and W. G. Willis.
ice for hero., , A great many home 1 a
comers etere visible and no doubt the 1 badielors in S f' th Wed
The Dance,—The dance given by
There was service in St. Thomas' and in'sClaY evening
$t. jarneS' churches in the fore- ful iand successful. ,affair. •The hall
! al* dining room, where supper wati
210011. ' " 1
1 * • ' I served, were prettily decorated with
- Good feir Hensall.—That Hensel!. is flags and - bunting. There was u
a sharp hockey'townais, evident from large crowd ,in attendance feoin tile
the large' number of skilled players town as 'well as igVests from
it has has registered in =die Intermedi- rieh. Blyttli, 'Wingham, Mitchell,
ate aeries of the 'Ontario Honkey As. , Brussels and other place3. fExcel-
soeiatkela, tile club being composed lent music was furnished Iby Tony
of .seyea*n. we hope war Is p ightly Vito's orchestra from London. The
1
committee wish 'to thank (the ladies
neighbors will achieve'. vide/ ies in
proportion to their. . n _ Itical of the town who (so kindly gave 'pro-
strength.i The folloWing is the aist • visicins and •in iother twaYs material -
of the "registered kelayers: $. cien ly assisted in making the dance a
Bane:len, Frank Taylor,. Glen Black- austSss• -le
all, A. 0 Hogarth, ot. H. King, H. I '*
i Sobs eff iSeotland.—At the annual
C. Taylor, X. Buchanan, Pete Rues meeting oS Lady Nairn Camp, Sons
S. Shepherd, Chas. Young, of soduaoyw ienv ,-
salami, W. E. Belagough. „t'oef inSia°,1:/iaDnedc'etailebledr °2)10:Wthede4
eron, Guy Blacken, M. T. wore elected officers for 4.90t ;
. kir Browning, and W. A.4 (E.
, Ilinehley, chief • W. R.- Smith,
•s • . • • 1 chin ain ; James *Michael, chap-
.
' Offieersi Eleeted.—At the
. . e lain Dr. McKay, physician ; Thomais
. ,
Rich rdson, recording and finan-
meeting of_ Huron Ledge knighte of
°Jai ' secretary ; Virra. Ballantyne,
Pythias, nt Thursday- evening last,
treasurer ; Wm.. ;Strive, marshal). ; A,.
W. • Stobie, standard bearer ; R.
Steele„ senior . guard; A. D.. Slither -
land, , junior guard. The meetings
ester hall, on the first and . third
of Is lodge are held in be Fore
Wednesday of each • month. The
eamp,1 we a:re 'pleased to Iearn is in
a flourishing condition; The seams
tary Will always be pleased to give
any information concerning this ex-
cellent Order to any who may be dist .
nosedtto join its reeks and thus • se-
cure ,ita benefita. , •.
. !
Marriage of Miss McKinley.—A ,
very ' quiet but (pretty wedding was
solemnized at the home of Mr. and!
Mrs. John. McKinley, Seaforth, otil
Wednesday, Decern,bere 27th, when,
their 'daughter. Miss, A:. R. Maine.
ley , B. A., yids .uhited in nearriage,
to M. tie II •Knight, l3. A. Domin-:
ion land surveyor of Edmonton: The
eerembnit was performed by
George McKinley, V. D., brother of
the bride, and Rev; A. K. Birks, 8.
A., . L. le B. The ' wedding march
was played by Miss X. Knight, isle....
ter of, the groom. The beide was
assisted by , hee sister, Miss G. Si..
aloKinleY, It. A., while iMe. W.- ilt.
Sullivan,: of Port Artartir, 'tsthpport-
ed thel.groom. he bride who was
given away by her fatale, was pret-
tilye gowned in white isilk polemic
.., - , over white taffeta silk with trim -
Christmas Visitors.—Among those mieks a chi fon and !ribbon. The 1
Who spent ristmas at heme.we tno- ' esteem in whSph the bride was held
need: Mr. .R. E. Jackson, 1 Grand in the town was evideneed by the
Rapids, Mic igan ; Frank Jackson, enimerouS and costly presents rwhich
surveyor, from New Shetarie; J. A, . 13he received. The groom's gift to
• Jaekson, barritter, Ponoka, Alberta ; the bride. was a handsome brooch
R. A. Wil on, Harold Broadfoot, with diamond and pearl (settings.
Frank Tie -is , Toronto ;. W. Gillispie, Mr, and Mrs. Knight bit on the af-
Brassels- 3YE ssrs. E. arid 13. , Neelin, ternoon train for an extended trip
la
Detroit ; W. Kidd, Middlesex, ;Ver.- to News York and other eastern
moot; iG . s. idd, Niagara ;- Norman cities. ••,
Campbel ; indscvr, ; Douglas Camp- •
bell, Clevela d; Lorne Twiss, Wind- , Draught Horse k Breeders.—The
sor ; Will 13 ith, Totonto ; Lorne 19th annual meeting of the Domin-
Snowden, St atford ; S. A. Diekson. ion Draught •Horse Breeders' f3o-
Edmonton ; . Scott, London ; Hill .ciety wee; held in the town +men
Sleeth, Miehigan ; and Fred Sleetb, .chamber, !Clinton, on Wednesday, of
St. Catharines ; Jas. Forbes*. De- • last week, 'vice presideot 13. 8n:dine, •
of Hensall, presiding, in ithe a,bsenee
of D. • McIntosh, Brumfield, preei-
dent. The reports submitted show-
ed about 350 entries now in for the
fourth volume of the •Stru,d _Book,.
and cash receipts by necnetary of
S116.50. With all accounts paid, the
balance tin the bank is substantial-
ly the tame ns a year .ago, 'about
$660. After 'disposing of coneider-
able routine business, the old of-
fice rS Were •reelected for 1906, and
it was :decided to call a special
raeeting of the society to be held
in the to•ivn council chamber, Clin-
ton, on Wednesday, January 24, 1,906
to consider', suggestions for' extend-
ing the 'operations of the Soeiety,
or else to take steps for warding
it up . in oonformity with the act
governing such bodies.
•
In Saskatoon.—Mr. Hugh J. GrieVe,
who returned from the west last
rem John O'Keefe's week :informs us that this brother-
ree lambs fed .by Wm. .1 --law, Mr. Thigh McIntosh, has
erstnitla ; one 'lamb by old his property in North 'Dakota
aid, Tuckersmith ; •ft tend has purchased an improved farm
ameron, fruckerimith e near Saskatoon, • Saskatchewan, an
er hog, Said to be the has removed there with his family.
rought into Seaforth, Mr. ivicIntosh formerly resided in
the guessing! is being. Ifullett, but removed to North Da..
by Wm. iDevereux, of kota 2'2 years ago. He had a large
d, McKillop. •farm there Wilkie he bas jut dis-
posed of and, returned 0 spend the
The Town Nominatiotis.—he nom- rem,ainder . of his days under the
sheltering folds of the *Union Jack.
;nation meeting for the town of Sea -
When he Sold his property in Dakota
forth was 13.W. in the. towe hall on•
Friday evertin ,' when the following 1 he had almost Made up his mind to
—W. H. Ilise moved by A. J.
noininations were made: liter Mayor return toold Huron -again, but, be-
fore deciding, he paid a visit to the
Bright and. caroled by M. Broder- Canadian- West, and he *as so much
iek ; Thomas . Hays, moved by J., pleased -with the appearance of the
Grieve and s onded by J. A,. Stew-- Saskatoon district that he decided
art; M. Erode ick, moved by Charles to locate there,. Before returning
efoltbein and seoonded by Thomas. home Mr. Grieve also visited ,Saskat
E. Hays. he following •• were toon and spent a couple of 'nights
also - nominated for councillors : with our old friend, Mr e 0,, E.Mason,
lIenry Geib, . Y. Smillie, M, Brod- formerly of Brumfield. Mr. Mason
(wick, D. J. °Collura, George MST- and hiS ons have a good hotel in.
die, Thomas S ephens, W. E. Hindi-.• that thriving and rapidly growing
ley, John A. tewart. James Archie town and are doing a large businees,
ibald and J. . Greig. The follow- their hoStlery being ' crowded with
travelkrs, and, although there 'are
trig were nom nated for public school
four other hotels in the town, the
frustees : N rth Ward,— Walter
Messrs. Mason have all their house
Willis and . E. Kerslake ; §atiah
can accoinniodate.
Ward, Wra; 8 later; East Ward, Dr. 1
11. II. Ross. here being no oppo-
sition to Dr. Rosa and Mr.. &later
• they were de lared elected for their
respective wa de.' The isoeninatiOns
olosed, Mr. J M. Best was elected
chairman and addresses were deliv-
ered by Idess s. W. II. Willis, T. E.
Hays and .. Broderick, who had
been nomin ted for Mayor, Mr.
Broderick sta ing that he would not.
be a candidate for the Mayorality,
• but would a ain stand for re-elec-
°linen. i Of the candi-
council Messrs. 3. A.
rge Murdie, Thomas
II. Geib - were present
the meeting. Messrs.
. P., and M. TY. Me-
em,bers • of the council
ed and delivered brief
addresses. The gen-
t the meeting, which
11 attended, seemed to
ate council had given
mast spent a Merry Christmas. °r #341 -
was a most delight-
benan, W
E. VS C
Robe. Ca
Carling,
pook.
the folio
for the e
cellar, 'S.
me.nder,
cellor, Jo
Sraithers.;
seals, 3. R
A. Stewart
er,• j. Bea
oat ; mas
nazi ; inside
side guard,
E. Gibson,
Lean; bod
Ross.
ng officers were elected
suing term: Past Chan-
cdtnes ; chancedlor loom-
. DeLacey ; vice chan-
n McKenzie; prelate, W.
keeper of records and
rikin ; mastePof exchequer master of urms,
tie; master of finance, at
r of works, • 3. McLert-
• guard, IL Woodity ; out -
G. Lowery; trustees, A,
C. Aberhart, W. D. Mo-
e• physician, Dr. H. SI.
e
Presentation.—On Wednesday ev-
ening after choir _ practice, Albs
Grace Me aul, choir leader Of the
Presbyterian church eritertained the
members o
where!' a ri
spent in
meas. In
in Jr. L.
the choir,
with' a ha
bottle' as a
teem. in w
members of
is an i exc Bent • and • enthusiastro
leader and teacher and .the profit
and pleasur the raembers of the
choir receiv trom, her instruction is
only fullyea preciated by themselves.
her choir at her home,
ost enjoyable time was
usio .and ,other amuse -
the course of the even -
D. !De -Lacey, on (behalf of
• presented Miss tYleFaul
slight token of e ns-
dsome cut glassiwater,
ich she held y the
her choir. Miss
• Poultry Suppliers
Oys,ter Shells
Crystal Gritf
Poultry Foods of all kinds
and the best Louse killer on
the market.
troit ; Mr. a
and Mr. and
I Wm. 0. Mc
K.illorart, To
Christmas
sorts trade o
.cellent displ
the: finest.
display were
Jahn j. Cara
heifers from
2 heifers fron John Scott,
a heifer from :Roby. Gibbon
tvvo sucking k pigs raised
.self; four hos led by Re
Tuckersraith„ and lamps fe
McKinley, lliiron road, Mc
d Mrs. .W. Prendergast,
• Mrs. Brown, Toronto ;
ay, Torontci ; Mr. L. IT.
onto.
•
Meat.—For tbe Christ -
r butchers ha an Jes-
s of meat, on 1 all of
meng .T. .W. eattie's
two heifers f om Mr.
bell, Tucker ith ; 2
wary Taylor, ullettt ;
ullett ;
Alma;
y him -
a idlaw
_e_
I by R.
illop.
• Kennedy B os.' display \ was 'cora-
1
posed of one heifer froth Duncan
MeDonald, uckersmith, dressed
tve)ight 720 pounds • .two heifers by
Thos. McQuaid, . licKiliop, dressed
weight 1,150 pounds; one Steer.. and
one heifer
prize load; t
Chesney, Tim
Duncan Maio
,hogs' by Jas.
turd the mons
biggest ever
and on which
done was fed
the 'Huron ro
$
tion to the
dates for the
Stewart, 'Ge
Stephens and
• and address
13. B. Gunn,
Lean, as ex -p
were also nal
congratulator
eral -feeling
was fairly w
bc that the
• •
Death sof Dr. lYfcFatil.—The deceas-
ed gentleman, referred to in the fol-
lowing paragraph, whieh we take
from the Toronto Globe of Monday,
was a brother of Mr. le Id. tileFaul
and Mr, :E, MoF'aul, of Seaferth:
" The rnany friends- of Dr. J. la
McFaul, for some years secretary -
treasure t of the high schodi board,
wall regret to learn that he passed
away suddenly on Saturday evening.
W. E. Keroidakey
Successor to Hamilton &Kerslake, Nth
$01"..."111111111.1111011114.111111•M'
of weakness and at his own treble$t.
was bit alone- to rest. quietly, Not
bong afterwards a meinirber of the
bousehold who entered the room
found that the had been seized with
another attaok and was in a serious
icendition from which be failed to
'rally. Dr. McFaul was torn in Prince
Edward county and WO since 1888
been practising his peofession hi
Toronto. He was an active member
and worker an Sherbo roe street
.Churcili and was a rne ber of St.
Andrew's 'Masonic Lode,- the Or-
ange Order, Oddfellowa and Sons of
-gland." •
• Cattle Wanted, ---The undersigned is prepared to
take in about ten bead of cattle tit ced tor the win-
ter. Good accommodation. epee tit the EXPostrOn.
°ritual, Seaforth, 1985x1
Climax of Value Givin ,—The most int ortant
cosh .sale of a season s win -up that the E. MeFaul
Co,, Sea -forth, has•e ever held, begit's Tuesday morn -
mg, :January 2nd, and will last f r 10 days. ' This
Sttle m for the purpose of wearing out . oda lots and
ends of goods, ananes customers n opportunity cf
obtaining lower plc thau they tra t.do at any other
time of bhe year. 1085-1
Bargains.—For the balance of 100
big reductions in china, dolls and.
,if possible, to clean up the entire II
'lug keep our stook new a,ttd up -t
$ we toe offering'
toys. We want,
le and by so do-
-date. prices
will do it, our purpose should he realized. Ccime in
and see the beautiful chins, that wei have. Wishing
our friendsf,ond many customers prosperous and
• and happy New Year. O. Aberlm deub••••g,ist, Sea -
forth, - ' • 1085-1
• Dried app s, butter, eggs and all your produce
we take and ay the highest price. Come to Iffll,
tin) Maple Leaf store, Seaforth. 1981-tf
I am looking for A. Young's store to buy my ‘ea
and aaftee$ ex say he keeps the bet in Seaforth.
1984-tt
Dr. Ovens, eye and ear surgeon wi
mercial hotel, Se forth, the first W
month. Hours il to 8 p. in. Catat et, squint, fail-
ing eyesight, I4LfIIenl, nasal cater h• treated and
• glasses properly fitted. Next visit Wednesday, Jan -
nary Sr$1. 1983-tf
Owing to the dissolution of part! ership between
V. Kneehtel and A. E. McKenzie, it i requested twit
all accounts, duo to the firm, be paid at Mr. Kneeli-
tors residence, -corner of James and Vi1Iiam streets,
on or before December 3Ist. We takt this opportun-
ity of thanking our , custonfers f r their liberal
patronage extended to us during. 01,11 term of busi-
ness. V. Knechtei ; A. E. McKenzie 1984-2
Try Charlie Hines' hand laundry, g aforth, for Iticte
fsovortrbk., Always gives satisittetion. 0 tithes called for
and delivered, Charges reasonable Laundry two
doors south of Reid & Wilson's hard% re store Sea.,
1 be at the Com-
nesday in each'
Shannon, of Mitehell, spent Christ-'
mas here, with Mrs, Shannon's MO -
:Mel', Mrs. D. Dorranceir-Mr. and
Mrs. Alonzo Leech, of Guysboro, Ox-
ford eounty, epent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. S. Barton and family.—
Miss Nora Bruxer, of Chicago, is at
present a guest, at Suinmerset Cot-
tage, the residence of Mr. J. W. Mc-
Mann, Huron road, East.—Kr. and
Mrs. Betel* Bullard took their
Christmas dinner at the tresfdence of
their son,. Mr. W. 'H. Bullard, in
Acton, who is manager of the elec-
tric light plant in that progressive'
little town.—Mrs. F. Case and son,
Edwin, Were in Hensel' ton Sunday
atttentling the funeral of air. Itobt.
Paterson, sre, Mrs. case's brother.
—Miss Sarah Hall; Of London, is the
guest of her aukt, Atm Newton
• Snowden.—Mr. Ed. Mole, of the Sea -
forth Electric Light Works, spent
Christraas, vc-rith hiS, parents in Art-
burn.—Mr. F. SchoOler met with a
very painful accident in Cluff $c
Sons' Clanitig mill on iTuesday 'last.
He was working A. jointeie and got
the thumb of kW right hand out
clean oft This is 1 he second acci-
dent that has befallen Mr. Sehooler
Within a few rao ths.—Mr. F. C.
' Rh the Ararsity,
lin ton Friday.—
received ' from
D. Devereux
Mg an tt he is
Waal eondition.
and Robert, are
nd Mrs. James
Michigan, spent
Christman with l!tir. and !Mrs. John
Dodds ati4their pretty home in Her-
pueliey.-4Miss Bella, Ballantyne, who
is home '1 for ' her holidays and mho
has been for seven leers a member
of the teaching staff of the Ham-
burg public school has accepted a
position'. on thp staff of the Waterloo
public 40hool. Before. leaving Ham-
bierg s e was made 'the recipient,by
1,
her pu ils of a beautiful toilet set
and w s presented y the Epworth
Test•gUel ' with a h
:volume, of Longfell
Ballantyne comro.en
Waterloo after the
Welling t on and 3
So oW fia.ke, Manitobc
now. They came t
er who is very il
expected to reoover.
Seatttle, Washington
of. Mr. Robert be
1£43-tt
Seaforth Oatmeal 7111118. Walter jaunt= & Son,
Feed for Sale..---3Datrneal mill feed or sale at the
Limited. • 1982-tf
• Comfortable dwelling house in good locality in Sea
forth to rent or for sale. Immediate ossession can
be given. Apply to R. S. Hays, Seat
Wanted—Ohoice turkeys, dry pick
15e. All kinds of poultry and dried
George E. King, Wingham:
Don't forget .our clearing sale of
Dill's, Seaforth:
. 'geeing to lient.—Two suites of roon,
Cady block. • Apply to Adam Hays, S
rth. 1074-tf
and undrawn
apples Wanted
198041
net' sets at
198141
s to rent in th,
aforth.
198041
las fruits and
and be con
1981-tf
e S. C. BrOW11
John Sproat,
• 1983x1
lco. 1 ',Arne.
King, Wing-
1985-tf
free by •
1985-1
.o and a hall
o good, cows,
e 4iens.
1085x2
oDo:nala
and the .
home cm
Ord eon-
nd ,Mrs.
, ,of Tos
hristmas
deegast's
miefor-
(Friday
McFaul
attend -
°Faure
Mr. and
b, ispent
. John;
rser aix
ome for
Iirown
are vis -
r, Mrs.
idd are
g their
ir fath-
. A.
nton, is
ts, iMr.
d Mrs.
ronto.—
as vis-
. Aitch-
I.—Mr.
Now is the time for 3,,•our Christi
Dills' is the place to get them. Try
'rimed. P. Dill, Seatorth.
POULTRY FOR SALE.—A few choi
Leghorn Roosters for ale, $1.00 web,'
Ifs
Egmondville P. 0. .
Wanted--1,000-mi k. • $5 cash for
All kinds of raw Airs handfed.. G. E.
ham. •. 1
Repairing neatly done, Byes' test
MeNaught, Jeweler, Seaforth,
For Sale.—Registered Jersey Bull, t
veers old and other Jersey cattle, nom
also best brood Yorkshire sows and sot
nzinEgmond, Seaforth.
Local Briefs.—Mr- • D.
who has' been in . Manitoba
North.west all suranier, is
• a visit to his mother, on th
cession 'of MoKillop.—Mr. I
'W.• Prendergast and famil
ronto, are spending the
holidays with Mrs. Pre
mother, Mrs. John Killo
,Tohn Turner, seee had th
tune to. break her arm o
last.—mr. and Mrs. L. L.
were in Torento this wee
ing the " funeral et Mr.
• brother, 'Dr. 3. H. McFaul.
Mrs. 3. M, Muir, of Waterl
Christmas With Mrs. D.
son.—Mr. W. Bethune, p
the steamer, Manitoba, is
the winter.—Mr. and Mrs
and little child of Toronto,
iting Mrs. Brown's moth
John Killoran:—The Mises I
home from New York spendi
Christmas holidays with th
er, Mr. • Thomas Kidd.—
Dickson, barrister, of Edm
home on a visit to his pre
and Mrs. S. Diekson.—Mr:
Walter Pickard are in T
Mrs. G-. A.. Barr, of London,S
°king her sister, Mrs. Jame
descm, of Roxboro, this we
W. Smile, of Fannystille, Maniotba,
is home on a visit to his ,
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Boole.
accompanied by his little ,d
and his sister,* Mrs. McArth
Soak is engaged in. the 'private
Ryan,
spend-
nts lax
ul left
s' boli -
to and
of Mr.
Lead.
akota
arents,
He was
ughter
r. Mr.
banking business.—Mr. T. j
of Erie, Pennsylva,nia, is hone
ing a few days with bis par
McKillop,—Miss Grace McF
Monday to spend a few wooll
idays with friends in mon)
Pioton.—Miss Scott, daughte
Wm. Scott, of MoKillop, nea
bury, who has been in North'
for two years, returned home' cm Sat-
urday last.—We notice.that r. Geo.
Hamill, a graduate of the eaforth
Collegiate Institute, has b ap-
pointed head master of the oiling -
wood Institute. Ile has been teach-
er in that institution for a good
many years, and is now promdted to
the principalship.—Mr. Hughl R. El-
liott, of Brussels, spent ristmas
with his brother here, Mr. El-
liott.—Mr. and Mrs. George uncan,
of , Woodstock, spent Christm s :with
Mrs. Duncan's mother, Mrs. Sat-
erland.—Mr. and Mrs. D. j. McCal-
lum and little ,s'on, spent
with friends in Beamsville.—
Mrs. Hugh Ford, of Bad Axe
gan, are visiting friends in
cinity. Mrs. Ford. was forme
Am.os, of Hullett.—Mesars.
Williams and Thos. Kinnon,
erly. of this town, but
Roca -rester, New. York Sta
spending their Christmas
with friends in town.—Mr. y Scott ; Mills, Simc
• has opened a store in Cady's block, Park RS
for the sale of electric supplies.—,The ed here I
post office was about flab , busiest the winter
place in town. during the Christmas , Christmas
Broadfoot • plays
hockey team at Be
The latest wor'd,
Chicago respecting
was not no encour
still in a very c
His brothers, 4Olua`
still there.—Nr.
Dodds, of Flint,
edsomely bound
'$ poems. Miss
s her duties in,
lidays.—Messrs.
hn 13arber, of
are here dust,
gee their moth-
xrd Who iS not
Mr. Fulton, of
brother-in-law
1, is herethia
week. Mrs. Fulton has been. visit-
ing in this vicinity for several
months.—Mr. John Fairlei, of 'In-
nisfail, Alberta, and formerly of
Seaforth, was naarried aix (Wednesday
last to Miss Jackell, 'of the alearaes
'road, Usborne.--Mts. 3. II. Piper, of
Hamilton, and Miss' Mary ,Beattie,
were home this week.—Mrs. Charles
Stewart and child, Who have heen
visiting her father• Mr. Win. Mc-
Dougall, Egmondville, left on Wed-
nesday for her horde tin Portland,
Oregon.—Mr. W. McDougall recent-
ly bought a fine Mink iskin, Which
was 351-2 inches long and perfect
in all proportiotes. 4 was one of
the finest skins of the kind Wir.
McDougall has eVer Olsen and he +is
now looking for S. mate for its This
skin waft got frora'an India.n, tin Bos-
anquet township, Lanabton county.—
• Mr. Walter Baker, of 10 -alt, was 'Gal-
ling on his numerous °Di friends
here for a few days this week.—
Mr. W Govenlock, of Chicago, and
`Miss Mabel, of Toronto, are spend-
ing Christmas at the parental- home
of Mr, and Mrs. 'ij. R. Govenlock.—
lir. and Mrs. Wyn Price, of Atwood,
were in town this tweek —Mr 3 A.
Smith. and wife, of iRevelstoke.Brit-
ish Columbia, are visiting in town,'
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ela Dar-
win. --Mee Wm. i Kehoe and Miss
Maggie, of Toledo, Ohio, are spend-
ing • their Christmas holidays under
the parental roof in town.—Mrs. M,
McQuade has gone to visit friends
in Buffalo.—Dr. Atkinson and little
son, of Detroit, were here this avieek
visiting Mrs. Chesney, of John.
street.—Mr. Wm, igunroe, of Co-
bourg, spent -Christmas under the
parental roof.—W. and Mrs. David
• Me/caught, of Rapid eity, Manitoba,
are 'here just now ;the guests of Mr.
• and. Mrs. G, E. Henderson, of the
ammercial. • Mr. and Mrs. Me-
-Naught intend spending the 'winter
in Seaforth among tbe old Acenes and
friends of their earlier day.—Mrs.
W. Westoott received as a present
from ,England this. year a Claritit-
Mate cake and plum !pudding. They
should have the right flavor coming
from • the home land.—Mr. Alex.
Waugh, who is teaching an Cam-
boro, is home for the holidays. ,
Tuokersinith.
The -Nominations.—The municipal
nominations were held in Wilson's
hall Brumfield, on Friday last, Mr.
t •
A. Ge Smillie, ()kris praiding. Mr.
George Black, who has for two
years very .acceptably filled the pee
salon of - reeve; declioed ,being a
candidate again. The following
were nominated and go to the ,polls
Reeve—Peter,, McKay, and. Robert
McKay. Ceuncillors—Josech Atkin-
son, Alex. Buchanan, sr., Herbert
Crioh, James Dallas, George,. Dale,
Hugh 111cMillan and Rciger Pepper.
The nominations closed, Mr. Henry
Horton was elected chairman and
--addresses were deliVered by mem-
bers of the old coupon; and several
of the new candidates and by some
of the ratepayers. The contest for
the reeveship will be a keen one. Mr.
Peter lideliay is_ an ex -reeve and
deputy reeve and Mr. Rooert Mc-
Kay has served en -apprenticeship of
several torme ;'in the .couiecii. The
council aspiraots are all good men
and Tuckersnaith will have a good
council far net year rao matter who
the -successful' OROS may be.
West End Ihretese—The municipal
election is creating more etir than
usual this year.—The annual tschool
meeting was held at No. 6, me ;Wed-
nesday morniog Mr. W. G. Broad -
foot was the retiring trustee, and
Mr. Johos w s elected for the next
three years. Jdhrt Layton, of Lon-
istnias don, spent Christmas at his old
1
r.. and home here.— rs, Peffers, of Mill-
lYfichi- hankSs spen lug the liolida.ys ;with
his vi- , her daughter here.—Miss E. johns,
ly Miss 1 :of Cruickshank, is home for the bon-
hn Mc- klays.—Mrs. Oriole sr., .vilto has been
form- seriously ill, has recovered suffi-
ow of : ciently to r turn to her home at
e, are `i Clinton last week.—Mrs. Ira Johns
olidays is visiting friends at Hampshire
county.—Everett Crich,
er, North Dakota, arriv- i
t week, and will tipend 1
there.—A very .suceessful I
ree and entertainment 1,
in Turner's church on 11
ight. ,A programote con -
singing, recitations and,
as given by the sehool
so a recitation by Miss
Clinton. Mr. A. Turner,
also gave a number of
n the gramaphone„ and a.
ble time was spent.—Mr,
es, of Clinton, eapplied
at Turner' e • church on
Dr. Mckaul, who bad been ailing holidays, and Friday last eves a re- was held ,
since a somewhat severe illness, 4 cord day for the handlbag of mail. Christmas
couple of years ago, was apparently matter. On Christmas day.
better ,than usuel, and on Saturday crush at thedelivery wick
had a -very trying day in the prep- the afternoon mail from t
tice of his profession, On arriving was sorted,was something
home at supper time he complained —Next Monday is election ,
of being tired and sat down to toad . every elector should poll ihe
the paper. Shortly afterwards he vote for one or ether of
heottme: weaker _ and Went Upstairs dates.—We are pleased to be
to lie down. Medical assistance was Mr. A. G. VanEgna.ond is
called :and he rallied from the spell 1 improind.—Mr. and Mris.,
7
iso, the , ;,sisting of
t, after dialogues
e East',children, a
mehse. ; Shipley, of
ay, and • of Clinton
or her selections
e ectindi- very enjoy
ro. that ; Robb, Hol
rati hat the work
N Sunday, 1
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hen Store
Opens
uesday
anuary 2nd
ITIENDS
Over First Ten
Business Days
• of
ew Yea
• SALt it art important fac-
OTIR frANUARY ANNUAL
tor in this establishment.
Ib is a once -a -year event—held
only because we are this often enabled
to make an offring.that in extent and
lOw-prieedness cannot be equalled at
• other times.
Price reductions are not confinid to
a few lines of merchandise, but effect
goods from all ov,eLthe store.
Why do we hold etch a sale—why
give such values 7 Friends asked us
Ws a year ago. Next week, prices
will he low ,enough to =se greater
wonder.
•Weanswerr the foregoing question
by simply saying that we are doing ex-
aetly what bvery well conducted busi-
ness can and should do.,,
It is all logically worked out --and
to your benefit. And better than ex-
planations, better than reasons, strong-
er than any argument, is the blunt,
unalterable fact that
1
1
e January al ere
Will create a $nsatton
Ear and, Near
nees will make Swift Bus
.p.33333•33te
OW .33.
1
uppose yonlive 20 or130 miles
from Seaforth, it willpay you
to chive to the town, if only to learn
what an annual sale in this store
means,
Whatever else you do, don't fail
to come and enjoy the savings, even
if your purchases are confined to
goods you may not need for months
to come.
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