The Huron Expositor, 1916-01-21, Page 81
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ANCARY '21, 1916
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eeratataemeasoemsaullmi"s".
Broken Promises
esel would like one ofyour
&Agee ever so e much.' 1 hay -ea
en't any of myself at present to..
exehange. but expect to have.
some taken soon and then Is
will remember you."
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Now be honest, to how many -
people have you told this old,
ohl stery?
Count them up caeitilly, then
come in end get enough photos
• to square yourself.
• Feirs Studio
Seaforth
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DI$TRI
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Surplus.: -The
crusting Xinague have a Surp
111.46 • over ands above salt
!roar' the three nightie con
1y the Shadrick-Talbeitt .Play
Secretary has. shim .banded
faith. Red. Cross Society a else
62 in Saystent of the DOS
Rea
s. Thc
Sea -i
for
age .en
Ore parcels sent to the SSeafo l toss
.at the front at ,Chtistires. The, • ag.ue
are indebted to the citizensr thole
kind ea.saletince during the ; neeets,
by whic'ti the expenses' weregreatly ;
lessened.. • /
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Etockey.-T,he first hockeytrla,tch of
the ream wars played in the rink
irm Tuesday evening last het*
Mitchell olub and' the loical irate
safe and was witressed by la
crowd. of ispectatora. Seaforth
a score ist 1.5 to 8. Altbough t
would eeerr: to indisate that t.
n the
.eaae
good
by
scene
game
Jeweler and. Optician.. ILITAhltion or hoolle,;° sten ait: 1 gpaa
better Marriage reteepiamit mare exeitwtt perictils and oar "ire:
wilacyle elively fikturee he lice
• Whig' very fat. Seaforth pla ta the
SEAFORTH ON return game. totlight„
Denei-An old friend 'belsow
James
esteseee - resides _in !Latirlara fIcb1 n,, it&
oitis-Li great copper mining district i a Pre,
• 'ivate letter written on Ja say 14
Sucesssor to W.
General Fare, Life and ent Inger- Pl6nt.$ oftWork for mem Who re iaril.n
nce Agent. Re rate and in to work and w s ha e been
,
loan Agent, Item:trance en all Increase4,e20 Per cell . Comer
f effected •the bee' step very high on of
9rt 'resyge We have goad tier here,
•340g: - lea. on saheirs Preterit
Mr.. flatsell' Be;!- aft', or 1 -Kr.
iltfria-• 3.1- M. , Beste . -a Seaforth,
Paesedit hie „Owl Wets ex minati
te. ' Ontario La ,,Siertiete. ,„ 0
lli Voroatte-- eirding- to a
en, eeeeSttly -401. • h in onto
•1 NIOW:the. hell ttetriniasio
ranted Teonteste e . In . 0 tarts); -
enters r lst.to t'1- an tint ;:t?
0 ofiow ,'. or his',-astiourtn.Sealare
. ood. ae0e,000.-1-alas, ;Al x. .J4
atae this weekItor Von
-Uhl' her sisters in -Ow n S'Out
ort MoNiOhol.-eafias Eve yn a
teamed feritri le ;visit with •
an. 91
ID..? ast l'atee# tLhe si toee the war HI soon
. sit It Is making di times
Dealer in
jr Raymond, 'White and ,, t. Is making hard time% for
New Rome Seng MachhleS and others.ftne English and Sc'teritch who
NationaltOretuyi Sepetators. ' - re nave just coliee nearly
full supply of - semng machine WO•-torl Red press work, rya see
Ileedlas, attahments, or mad re-.- we are doing sorrething to s work,'
pair alWaYs in stock. -. aithouge we ere sheltered• der the
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REMEMBER..t
'Stars and Stripes.
Fret, the Vest-4Kr. WIl B.
formerly i of Me op,
Ing-44ita•71.0-011 Sask., on Jan :ery-is_thi,
sasI Weare • 01101111g (?)1411 . the
.1: arta Of.reel: western I :Weather,
satflesettreerrasneter fift -two bes
• 7.er�,",,,-,ateda efight. In; ze
as fatal to f e atf the
-Creps 10 this lee
beat 1thett. as • ever
andben .TWCSIIU�d, the • sin; -of
a
4°4 bitede'.nbiatRicte*Ye'''iwiht tutvicirlier1;:iritile11216:Ci.lanal*
41 the fent and mote
o
y t:h
Lan wheat receivest tno feren e•
lii
11''"the-' erseeke worldt for
ettataardietillengp. qu ties. Tnot veThepros
s far -916 ro are
proraeing. Tte farmers lwere- • s
asy fretting rid Of the 'croPeittraig th
all, that it was Inspoestble for meth
get :their land, in snap for t-
L. k.ADIEtt TAIkOR
Also Furrier
Th. Ordyliorn in Seaforth-
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Winter Term from January 3
Stralford, Ont. °aerie's best ;busi-
ness college. Commercial, Shorthand
and telegraphy departments.
Our graduates secure good positions
and meet with success. In two der;
recently we received fourteen ap-
plications for trained help. Many of
these applications we cannot meet
Some calls offering from $45 per
month to $1400 per annum remame
'riffled. Write for free cataloguei at
once, it will interest von. D. A. Mc-
Lachlan, Principal.
CREAM W NTED
We have our Creamery now in ful
operation, and we want your patron-
age. We areprepared to pay you
the highest prices for your cream, pay
you every two weeks, weigh, sample
and test each can of cream carefully
' and give you statement of the same
Weals() supply can free of ,cherge,
and. give youanhone
• and. see us or d
paetrieulars
The Seaforth
Seaforth
st business deal.
rop us a card for
reaMerir
Ont
Violin Instru-tion
Mr. Alfred J. Ourtiahas opened- his
studio of music in the Cady Block, op-
paiiite Commercial Hotel, Seorth.
The course commences Monday,
September lath. •
Special courses in violin playing,
and artistic bovring.
Chamber music, concert and or
chestra work will be taught.
:Jiondon.-e0o1Sandity„
ttendancie at the Presbyte,ria
th,Sehootwat 2h0,. which le
est ion record. -41r. jack Case
rOfn".• Seattle, liCra,4ble visiting
ter.e of •_his Mather.. Mre Fl
r. TN" Sclater sn
W nesde,y for t home
Mat ey Wept by Galt, wile
fliVirs. Kruse --Miss Hag
ranee
• hart
ling .
bw pel
eeeptet
s. drug 'Stern
-gone to' ,„-
a position
-Vass 131*
w
liste taken a 'choOl.. A eale
cookit• will be ' ?n the, ex
on: Sa zday, _Jarnia er 22nd, u
sees ora the -Red, roes Sod.
Proceetcl$ will ' t to !Moo
reeks, Shoincliffe. A. Member
frienda of Tv:toperWilrnot
sea of taar. G. W. Holsrant o
assassemble • et the at
ednesday urD•r11.111 to give-
e_dreffe gayer H. Stewart
table. speee0 in 130110f
el zees of Wort preSen
a* tit Isat Puree I and, the The
coaneli preswisesi -1 with
wetchi-gr. Ernes 'Sperling
cencline was ire his week.
a
kinds oproperty
ar
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spring.
The itsficKillop Insuranee .
The annual r epocrt of t
ialutual Fire Insurance
been aent out to the ree
week by the' secretary,
Hays. We are pleasedtO
this old anjl miller corceiany has
joked another prosperous 'year. TA
is the fartietn annual $ rt.' : Th
diabursearents this year melted t
$6,777 •off whicn about $4,96 wet pa
for losses. Meet of the. 1 ;vver
for arrall amounts, being 1 arge y f
anhrals -killed by lightning: Pre pri
cipal losses were H. Pre ' _en. boas_
and contents, $700; D. Fe Iheringna
contents of barn. $1510,i .A.lex. R
chanan, house "and conte ns, $1,10
The year elosed with a ;surplus_
14 830 In the treasury. - here wa,
er•Ilected In assessments . axing tit
year $7,149. There are n'.1 2,011me
hers on the books repeeseh Ing an i
surance of $4,197,170, th ' prenU
notes amounting to $169,4$ , The an,-
meal meeting will take pl ee oz- Fria
day, :February 4thean the 1tovvo' hal
Seatorth, at 2 o'clock Ps 41%1 i -
• Mr. Curtis is a pupil of the renovate
ed Sevcik method and will use this,
method of instruction.
Terms may be obtained by calling
on Mr. Gurus at his studio.-
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Logs and
Heading Bolts
We are prepared to
pay the highest cash price
for all kinds Of logs and
heading bolts, in bush or
delivered in our yard.
Heading bolts to be
cut 20 and 40 inches long
Soft elm, soft maple,
and beech logs to be cut
13 and 16 feet long.
Rock elm,hard maple,
white ash and basswood
logs to be cut P.), 12, 14
and i6 foot.
We have in stock and
will sell at the lowest price
No, i. hemlock lumber
and the best grade Red
Cedar shingles.
Atnent Bros
seder&
26184f
orrpany.
111,TeKillo
pany
ber a tin
Xit. T.
learn the
oney ter Lou- o loa
fMm property, about $t,
to' the Itspositor o ce S
Cows for Sale -F g
for sale. °Apply Cepit Oke
6104
on first m
private f u
orth.t!
cows and
MoKillop,
r. Send of RtkatOU4, speciallit
the eye, ear, nose nd throaI wili bat
Seaforth. onlWed1ie8dY the 15th
Dr. Forester and will continue his v
as -formerly.
Marriage Linen sou 1 by bavauge
Jewellers. Rte., forth.
House for Sale- nie bOU8e *fl
of land on Market street for sale. For
apply to Mrs . A. Star . Spirling LIt
latusie-Mill a, Gave Weir, graduat
^dome, Oanadhai Made iy of blion0.
oteete organ andheory. Pupils prepat
efutray-MilliganA ire! *Oda
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was celebrated on New - rs' Day at
the home of. the6 ..bride. 32 deistree
Montreal when Alloe Ma •
p W1110
was worried to lite Ernes WIUIa
(Murray, D.L.S., ot Regina, Sask.,, b
Rev, Gcnldon H. Bakee, • :A. • T
baide was attended by li r eisti
.Miss Leers, fMiUtgan. and,, the 1 bes
lean was 1Kr,. Frank S. cKergetu
The ,bride wore a gown - bite' chif
foe taffeta and lace, aria carrled
bouquet of white Ivaco d Eileen o
.ony
the valley. After :the eer
and Mrs alueray left for Ottawa, an
will visit intermediate points, enroet
to Regime, will:fere they will reside
The groon is well known Ln Seaforth
being a son of s. Murray of town
and a former graduate of the Sea
forth Colleglat,e Institute., i He, 01)
taineel the degree of FLA S. V. an
D.L.S. at thc Toronto UnlversIty a,r.
at present tholde a respeasiblel posi
tin in the Depart/neat O Pub
Works, Regina. Mr. and !v s. biurra
were in town for a few 8 a
the forrrer's mother and
wishes of rosary friends
their as they settle slow
sterner trealities .ote life. in
tern biome.
s- visitin
he goo
1 go -wit
to th
heir Wes
. Local Brifs,--At • the r• tent meet
ing ct the MitcUll Eleetri Correnis
sion it was d:thided to low the 'rat
for all decrestic and comme cial light
leg wthich. is on net*, ten per cent.
beginning with t'he preseri month
What •tibout Seaforth V -S • day ' an
Monday last were the coldset days 0
tha season, but fortunately there wa
not reach snow, MontlaY mernin
ceas. ,he therreortieter w ten. be
: ..
low zero and e brisk win bloing.
-Mr. Henry Taylr, a H lett, pea
III
Londesboro, was in to n.Saturda
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and paid his ty-fif as ual subs
cription to The Epesitor, Mr. Tay
lor is still bele n4 hearty and w
lope te rray lo g live to enjoy hi
weekly paper iud tra,ny ther oom
torte of lifes-fiss Beirtihia, Robb
deegh-ter of airs John Robb of Sea
forth, has resigned her position wit
the Victorian Glider of Moses
Toronto, and is in Kingst n, prow*
e sery to leaving for Call**,
Ugypt, t
i0111 the Queen' a 'llniverit Hospital
-..,-eitra. Thomas ley h return
to her home in erich at er attend
• ing es her sister, Mies Kehoe, wh
i
bean
Vet with a paleamid
d t.-Misse
Giedye and Rath. Barber,i daughter
of etr. and Kra. W. Barber, f Killarn
ey;letana, and nieces of Mr . Georg
Cesney, Seaforth, have a en
gaged for 191, to, teach itspeetivel
ilioentairi Side. Whitewater and E
terprase elohoots on tft Canadi
Northern Railway Green y exter
sloe. Both or these schools are ver
desirable le point of atte dance an
solary. and .we co '
ngratui te tiro
adian Academy an To nto Conserv&
ations. For term .appl) ab residence,
Seaforth.
Horse Wanted
Weight about t
work and good t
peke at Espirito
.! Sale of home co
Society will bold
warier; on Saturd
proceeds to go to
'MISS Neelin is
received.
Pay Up - Artl
his patrons that
arrears are DOW
pleased if all wo
Rutledge, Kgmon
Moounts Due
aceolints past du
time of _year whe
quire all the fun
proMpt attentio
Geo. A. Sills, hs
It
Death of
Ithe "followin
Dreaden,
ian old -resi
'willbe eear
older reside
Tsclterairatli
'Wagon sraki
years in p
!Bert- -Felt
Riadd & 1,1
The late ,
Galt, on life
tended ec.
Oka titre he
oft his fee
Carelege
learning
• riage besin
the eon:cll.-tete
loarre to
reeeloy. of T
eel, a :carria
els oa -Wa
fot lien Ha
a =tall besi
• Wannanalte
.neeS .ihe ca
Mt; ,deatte,
were •knivir to
tril.. In 1 86
eine in Lo on
the. Witte aWa
Fenian .Raid veteren.
celeecl a grnt a.
A ye
ye h
avail
office
king -t;-
ng general
dreri, memo&
- Leave dere
The ladies oft
nth-
hes -
n at
•odet
tate-
at ar-
'have
,to
h ob-
attone
avian .1 es E.
diltnedr, rbiliaorxeOrr jspi apegrliiraend
g,wnhasas Envelopes 15
I, tile litUli* er, teFu
ein0
ee7„0
Sab- alfa
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t'eet.117e Windaw Shadesan
here
ytleft Agents for New I
et`
Ab-
Dor-
Spar -
re• she
liate
os,
er the
. The
Ber-
the
oofitn.
ionon
jtriia
eida,,dehtiva,
of the
•
wrist
f Kb -
The very lates in eorre
pondence pa er. Khaki
. •
colored writ ng paper
with the flags f the Allies'
on both aper and
• envelopes.
rtgage on,
. Apply
2610-8 '
znwootirk.6111.
ur • calves
orthp. 0.
Iseases i,f
e Queen s
n plaee of
monthly
25044f
Stollery
2277.0i
four &aea
particu lays
Seaforth3
2408,tf
Teachers'
outer of
tor Ow -
y (Armin
orth Main
36074
rpOse horse
t9 fool
iption and
2508-tf
envelopes 2 e
Pada r5c eath
a package
Bookstore
tb
Picture Franies
ea toe Pattorlis
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:Wide, in thle A0.
011 Frislay eferling.
Sere Wad Wire and
livers of pleaeuri.
ebeds will be devet
life vaork thalf
e Red Oros'
y. Jan 22nd at o !clock. _Mho
sale clf home cookin in the Ar
liffe where
ths2n5rAliy
to inform
se now hi
be greatly
24600rti3or
request all
tbis is the
and ro-
ve this your
espeotfully,
(nib. 2500-2
oore barracks, Sho
toes . Donation
ur R fledge desir
he ac ounts of all t
eady nd he wou
Id call at 00013 Mid se
dville.
I Ivo Id iespectfuil
to b Id,
at once
my Ills are beavie
$ avid able. Kindly
and
wsre merchant, Sea
r Pioneer.
the
arty. It
f this idle
by moo
ts. f Ingsrond
Rudd c
g linainess
do vtltle
firm.,
The TlIr
Rudd, w
r 15tht
Ektonde
the
Isere he
thoroughl
le he star'
n Stra
a shoet t
en and
Hart wh
d wagon
treet. Af
eorre years
from the 1
•
a
er
for
e
and started
tite d eta to1l
udd cutters
everyone
he alit
,England,
a medal,
W. Hall, Wlton,
of this week. Be
tenjoya rare 'two
Half of the pep -
d to Belgian Fie -
o work at home
St. 0
-Notes.-The Lit
here 011 Friday eve
attended. The ett
,4Conscription" - was
end the debaters
„vivo. oulo expiate
dges decided in
iernative. The- ne
held this Friday
play "Pa's Nev H
"presented, tdge
mesies4 programm
gatthews
Ing faienals Det
Pte. ITheenals 'Dow
this Mther, Iles.
*perts'. very Wet w
iiig amp" in Eng
are all. in the best of health and
its and eagerly
the trenches. -T
the past week, ha
ions relances at
e IAA -;
rredel for
town Severalye
scheol. trust:
Schap
years. He
end a meta
clearer, and a
of aaPerinat Went of the
Sc heol far ntirraer of y
was' a ,very active 0dafe10
Joined, the o der in 1874.
ailed t principal effic
lOtalelodge ea was a past
and bad aat ended grand 1
erat tikes. He was ceptal
Canton. when the Encases)
in safieurls
n 1871 1131e
rett, of Bra.
catitiam riPivninvia
r a
- Tsitheral
.6tt • the
occupied t
We tette
mere of
refers to
wl- o
of tl
le and
led en a
✓ many
the late
me being
8 '
born thi
. He ate
le up to
age Shop
tried 'tete
Atter
d 4 ears
which
me, when
tered• the
=debit.
king busa
worklag
bogglit
te "Joii.eaa,
he bust,
elate erf
11sUgglea
this 414.'
*ly
'• -witida
WaS
4 ret
also
srved tlaie
illor and
n of the
umber of
n eolities
etnodist
eoSition
Sunday
rs. He
baying.
e had.
s In the
de eta,
of. the
ent was
ars ago
ane Bar -
Ilion five
toss are
' I
=ban
rary treating held
ing lat; was Wee
t of 'debate
indeed interesting
showed ability la
ts advanced. The
fame' of the afe
presidents Bad a naeeting on Fridey
night of this week. As the program
is a lengthy one, the atellence ars
requested to be in their place% sharp
at eight otioek, for the opening inurre
ber by tate Royal Philharreollic "arches -
tea, That* addressee will be given.
Mx. J. W. Xing. will salealeon "Current
Svente.". Mr. ,A,, L. Poellf,f wilil ew.
a lecture On "The Growth'o Politic
In Canada" and Clayton Putts
• meek en "Atlas and Ideate tor O.ir
Literary Society." There will als0,be
new pantonine and songs, daete and •
inettiimentals will be, gleen by OMs
Of the best trasloians- of Taltresetle.-
The first recruiting tireeting evert
held in fBluevale took V040 in the
Pirarrester's Hall, laist F4SISIY night;
rice. Jaren
:an and
g er-e Rev.
• thebroadr)
atIt). George
the aeestion
of the- young
lir en and, thWr parents. About thirty
soldiers were preeent frorn Winglarn
and Wroxeter and a ameba of them
contributed (enjoyable adios to the
programme, while, Miss Mitchell' gave
an excellent recitation, 'The Ordeal".
The enpeal for recruits at the close
of the Treating dld not win a eesponse
at the time but' the meeting wfll no
I doubt be found to bear fruit in ithe I
tuturea •
arid attracthd a large &ale
jor N. T. Sinelair; was c • ir
the opeaipers of the evisn
Perviet, whet epoke
Issuee Of the war and(
$reatton. wihta dealt with
Of 'personal reatensibility
ate
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iNotes.-1Mr. Alex. ilfieK.rele WAS thiS
t " meeting will be 'Week at Veederlell attar ing the f
veiling, when the era' of a friend. -The annual :meet et •
usekeeper" will be at St, Andrews congregation 'wen•i •
✓ with a varied held on Monday next.- ss EthelMay t:
— WS% Elizabeth Pntasnof Vanoteeser, AC, 'who has
week en:di visite been visiting her gransi. parents lair,
t. -A. letter frore and igrA. George tTa,,ylor f.d'r the
of the 84th, to Pstat foar trronths, left this weeg. for
Wheel Downey, re- cher hetria, While here Miss Pope
thee' at this trains Made snarly warm frisandse -
nd, but the boys Rebert Diols. and. 16.hildee,n, tvvho have
been spending a ;pleasant vita with
to ales. Dick's elater, at Benrriller, has
intuited theitreWe remind our read-
ers ot the:entertainmet to be given
In the basearent of the Methodist
hurch, this, Friday, evening which
will be carried out by a number of
yeong people fromTana.-The cold,
Pell or the put weeki ise keeping the
citien.s in the holase bneer keel:deg all)
the fires -Mr Thotrits Workman and
slater, elle. William Butts, were ams
eng Moen from here Who attended the
funerel of their grandmother, the
'late Mra. motriatt, of Clinton. - Mr.
David Kyle, hes been Confined to his
bied for same ays theough illnes,
Mriag--A vela; pretty and inter-
esting event ,tok nae 011 Wednes-
day, Decerrbe
Mr. and Mrs.
line. S
kitting the cal
extreme cold of
caused n-.atty anx-
coal and wood
Mere Fines, ---
Loolehart at MA
on's Hotel was
for bringing in a
ping bill de
IAMOns se
the Canada Tien:
now, CiaCel3 jail wit
fine if aga1nflvl
telkeeper
thie same. potato
$186 •and cOsts
trate a few day
Ing condition
arriest -Sarrah
pton, to which
p 'born, ail of
Erigagearen
Zette, B
gagament. of
May, to Mr.
liege ta
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It • .-:
WOO* Ihnlim
CaugUey's barte
PO: and Oats
ceiseed. word on
of her brother 3
left on Saturday
era -whih was
Neltacia Nicholson
Tarns of 1Y11.11am Wells in Helletto
glv-
,lng hose Dreremond street, in
Blyt1131,• as !part ayment, He takes
posseesion in rele-The recruiting
force is gradue y climbing up, tbere
bong f.ifteen -of the young tree ; et
town wild, vicinit now, that have join -
earl the colors. 1They are 'Oleg to
train In the village for the 'preseht.
-...rhto methodist ' hurch was the lacene
Cif a quiet wed
w'ben
reoited in ararri
by tiltle Rev. Mr. Jewett _Only -Use he-
ixedi;ate relatives of the contrecting
pa,rtiet were etreeent, at the eeretrody.
• MSS and 'Mrs,. *sers left on the af-
ternocui :teale fee a tour of, the
eet. , I '
Blake
4.-111r. and. Mr
Lke, annoutcey
their daughte
oy A. Consitt.
place this m
eKiliop-4.4fr. Robert A
lab acre farm
$eKillop. Pa
• to 'Mr.. nielv
t tlle. John
e realized was
t farm and th
ived good vatue
Doolda 11110110*
ell earned re
th- 1943F%orstridSoigeld
concession
Ciras been so
arid and pa
bell. The pre
,s .an excell
ers !have rec
money. lair.
take a-
le,.
Walton,
Notes. -E1 tions, annual eetings,
• eta., are ov for another year. -So
tar we ha, had a nice vs'
afenday's zard Was an
-Mr, and rs. Parquharso
Iting their any friends
leaving for he west. We
sucoem-T choir of Duff
were delig fully entertal,
/home of Mr rid- Mrs. -James
lin on Wed sday evening la
dayie Red -C ireetlatos 341A,0.U.W.
Hall, are 1 re,asing in intest, work
and, attend awe and "do eoar
bit" week by week and 'ale r let the
okl Id is
basi storing this yard' loge and
bolts for another osy Oar.,
ladies of Walt*Te - he /hotted'
the wearen of Brostels to give the
drateatic pies entitled, "T Lniatee
•
. Harry
the ent
Etbel
he mar -
nth.
Dodds
the 9th
of It
$9300.
purchas-i
for their
to retire
for a
ter t .but
are vie"
before
eh them
church
at the
Laugh.:
t.-Taest
•
ii
Before -Magistrete
on Saturday alas -
reed $190 and ceets
barrel of what the
ribed ' vinegars
end. offenee against
ranee Act, and he
ut the option of a
ted, The other hot
'IbleOetihey, ist in •
as he was fined
the efltre megiss
ago for unlawfully -
Huron CoarityQ Me.
er was . alp fined •
a first offeiret
rgaset 'avis re-
riday of the 'death
lm, In Detrot. She
to attend the fuer-
al on. Sun.day.--lr.r.
has . purchased the
in g on Tuedia3r last
ly daughter .of Mr.
t Wawanosh, was
go to John Somers,
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BlUevale
. ,.....
Notes -The co
riherch are plan
big event in the
tin:et/se .iVarleitia
ttitmeh have
effort to Pay of
retiurchiclaes T result has been ac-
canto/Waled end on February 16{11 the
003atasiOn- Will be celebrated by an ors -
ter, eoereat.o ich the mortgage will
aatt
be tburned, The honor of performing
the eeretriony will be given to '2, lady
and 'gentleman, who are two of the•
oldest Members of the .congregation.
Attest Thlynne and Mr. James Eliott.
--At the last at
ociety Iblekli on
alterations and
to the list a eft
ilogncedt In
valsed, service t
its ineetion. LAI
gregation of ;Knox
irig far an interest -
r future. For sotr.e
organliations of the
making a apecial
the balance of the
ting Of the Literary
January 1201, soar.e
dditions were i'rade
s peeviou.e.ly an-
ognitiOn of their
the. 'Society since
e Ca M. Messer, To-
rant° and Init. As L. Posliffi Wingtare,
were elected ihionOrary •prsidents, The
hoininary council will consist of; W.
H. Praer, Prepittotenof the Farers'
Institute; Mrs. iert Black, Prei-
dnt ief the. Worrents Institute; UM.
C. 'Ilist, Secretary. of the Woan's
,,
Institute; t_ r. obert Musgrove and.
Mr. Milton Strit School Trustees;
Mr. 3. W. King, Mr. J. F. afacCracke
en. Other office ,s for the year ars :
W. H. Haney, P lent; L. S. 179•Inch
z!,,sta
George AoDpnalici, and R. Shaw, Vice -
Presidents; (Mar 'Duff, Secretary; lit
N. Aiteliesn, Treasuee; C. Duff,
eoreisecretery. Sze ehunges in the
pollicy of the society are annoonced
this season. The rreetings will be
held fortnightly instead of weekly as
;heretofore, and the night of n:eitting
has been changed from Wedneadey to
Fridley in order io make it snore con -
venter', in several respects. Theiteeet-
ings will therefore be held on the.
following Frldia,y nights throughout
winter :. January 2/.. Pebruary 4th.
Rebruery 18th. MaltitCh 8, March lltla,
Mardi 81st. The winter's programs
are being arranged by three rival
crer.mittees thieaded by the three vie -
nal, 4 the boxes of-
Rbert Pareone, of the
ri ley, When their eldest
etsghter„ Ma, y I.,the wife_
le
, Mk. David Ryclms IL, of Emmons,
North DakotaThe bilde was charm-
ingly dressed in White voile and all
over 1 silk net and catrying a bunch
of chryms idaanthemuMaiden hair
frn., entered the parlor and tcCok" her
11.11111,
Lehigh Valley
• Coal
We do not say that Le.
high Valley is better than
other dealer's coal but we
do say that no better hard
coal is on the market any-
where than
LEHIGH VALLEY
Try one load and prove its merit
N. auff'& Sons
Seaforth On t.
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place. ender an arch Of- evergreens a
her father. Rev, 'Me-rwn, ef Var.
Yastor of the Methodlet church
here, performed the Ore:mons in the
presence of farmed; relatives and
friends. After the anony, all re-
tired, to thiej dining IToon' Where all
ipartook ot a isureptunes repet. Therte-
attending tr&ri a dietence were Mr.
rand, !Mrs. Alfred Fury, of Elederse
ley, Sek., uncle of the bride, and Mr.
Warren Rycktrati, timelier of the
groom. The many .friend e of iS�r.
and. Mrs. Ryclor.an will wish them ev-
ery joy and ihaeeiness as they jour-'
ney through life.
Deatli of Mrs. David. Moffatt.-ltst
Week we trade brief mention of thie
aged lady's ilines arid this week vee.
are ailled to announce her dath.
which took place at 'tb,e home alt her
dagaliter, Mao. William ,Pickett, of
Clintn. on Teesday, Janeary 11.tia, in
bar 89th year. Mfrs. motfates tread n
narce was Catherine Ceaelatea and s
was born irk! Chingeoesy townelap and
carre to Stanley totvimhip - with her
pa.reits wheel quite saoungs She was
manila to David ofatt, who. 41ted 34
years ago, After •their marriage, Mr.
and Iltre. ilieffatt settled on the Ln -
don ,Road, Teekersaritla on the, farm
now , owned by (Mr. zaares Aikenhead.
011 which place they retrained for
Trana yearS Itrs Moffatt .was well
acquainted with all the headships of
pioneer day, bet did her pert well
rralcieg their forest horne into one
pf the many fine- hornes of the Lone
don Mead. Some foety years the de-
ce,aried, was a reeideat of Clinton and
was well known and hlghly respected
f'a r many good and charitable
deed. In tbie early yeara UT. and
Mrs.1 Moffatt were the founders of
the iMethodist cherch in our village.
When airs. ;Moffatt went • to Clinton
she became. a member of Wesley
ohureh, the* and lentil a ehert titre
before Iher death was a megelar at-
tendant. She bore her long illness
withs loving patence; axedin the cake
eecruity of perfect faith tin. her Sav-
vioer's tn:erits, The !home was bright-
ened with a fardly 'of eight children.
of which four are Still living f 0. A.
Moffett, of London; 3. 'Moffatt, 11 -
pen, Wire. 3. Johnston, 'Varna; and
IMrs, Pickett, Clinton..
. Presentations -The horre of Mr. and,
tvirs. Robert Peirsone was the scene
‚alt a very pleasant event when a
number of the Sabbath School work-
ers visited the hotre in order to show
their appreelation and good wall to
the newly readbride. IM,r. David,
Ryckmati Was presented with a beeA-
lf..1 tea -set besidess ehewer of other
beaatitul preeent. Mr, layek.o.e,n on
behalf of Mrs. Rye:lran thanked the
friends for their kindness aled ex-
pressed the regret that Meet Ryekman
felt In leaving seob kind friend10
thle near future, after whieh all len-
joyed a very alee.sant evening's en
tertainneent. All wished ein and
Mrs. Ryckman many pleasant years
In their new Dakota hoare. The fol-
lowing 113 the address: Wet es seta
bath School Teachers and clasa-mates•
of yours, have gathered together here
this evening tiat` spend a ehort time
with you. We were soievtbat sur'
prised to hear of youresterriage, but
all wish sots and yeur hashand every
happiness and success az you jour-
ney through, life. We ask you to e.es
ceot this ,tea set es a slight token
and When I:Ansel it in
home, lust -think of the
rappen laiethodiet Sab-
where we have so e-
ther on Sabbath afters
high noon end, was 4Ivon away by
•
•
•
' °ex OK
your wester
corner in
bath Schoo
ten eat
newts and 'ott the leaeoma stadied
ter. We trait the ImPnelnictos mad,
ilpon each of ie in that cheek
may follow us life, heisting es
to live noble and, ure, Bees. Wishes
ing inn both all prosperity andk
ing that orxra wowing may ever be
Upon; you s Signed on behalf of the
claaseeteirse WC/Smoot, Anita Grebe=
Roy Butt,
PIPTIRT,
T1LE NI
If you want to Know
What a lot of real. value in material
and workmanship can be crowded into -$*
Ladies' Stylish Ready-towear Apparel
and sold at very low prices, come at
once and examine the goods offered
here now.
Ladies' Suits
and Cgats
at prices that make buying
almost irresistible when yola
see the garments. We are
determined to close out every
garment '• hence the extra
si3. ecial values. ,
Suits $8.50 to $15
oats $5 to $12.50
Just Think!
The Best Suit for $15.0o and
the Best Coat tar $x12„5o
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of silks nd dre s eoods, wash; gods and
curtain !nateri4s ttnd other goods hav.
ing beer i robbed of the dignity of com-
plete boits by the heavy sellin „f the
season, h ve been m-rke
Little
()tiek
a
tikes for
learance
You will find something amongst these
odds and ends to fiII a need. It may be
an end of Carnet or it may be a piece 40.
of Dress Gods There will be some-
thing you want
It is advisable to com Ea iy
detavish
orth
2h,e -Storel of Brtg awe
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oOMMENnly.
Furrii
roes,
Coats, Coat .
Sheep -lined (7
quality naereh
pelting up do
offee our enti_
will be simpl
$40,000 worth
Waiting reser
whetelyou
REM
prices:
sharp ad
the last c
The
the knee
duction
Dete
regar
fore