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CLINT^ ONTAR10s THURSDAT9 DKW4BER 20 1900 . I Wholo, Number
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The News -Record wishes its Aumerous readers., each and all 0 a Merry
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Christmas
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and 'many of them.
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Afar L"V4 Clinton. .
Xmas So"I" In St. Asullo.
Molos &901s, . .
Little Y404111. e about I BLYTIL
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It is understood that the congregs-
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Christmas Day will be cummemorat,
The dMeero and soldiers of the Set.
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v4tlOn 'ArMy local corps
Mr. Arthur
again After his severe illness and . Vor the fifth time this year fire has
Skating is now the- order of th4 day. I
tton of the Anglican church tit AM..
herstburg bits extended a unanimous
ed in St. Paul's church by a celebra-
tion of the Sacrarnenti of the Lor4'R
are Making
great preparations for the entertain.
visited this burg and this time played
though down. at the shop Overseeing -eater havoc than before, A few
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Dr. Palliator represented Bayfletol at
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the Bactielor's ball at liens I a
call to R:ev. X. F. Parke, rec.tor of St.
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Supper at 9 o'clookin the morning,
went to be held in the barracks on
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preparations for Obriatinas is Ye minutes past twelve on Tuesday night
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. Paulls, that the Bishop has stamped it
Divine service will be hold at 1Q.80 a,
Christrups night. The Captain hos
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Ing far from weir. fire was discover ed lathe rear of JP No
A is the now store'
.Friday .
Herring fishing yielded � Some good
. with the seal of his approval, and that -
. Mr. Parke has the matter under con-
w.s followed by A SOrM on on the Natty-
ity by the rector and afterwards the
said ; We are going full Steam to
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make areal good program." -
customer at .
ter Harnilton'sdrug storoand in sliftect
dropped a dollar bill on the coun the prompt and ener etle work of the
catches before the recent cold we4ber
fir � ze the genial oprr#nt, , .
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sideration with the possibility of
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HolyOct.mmunlon. The church will be
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Mr. Jacob Miller has sold aer motors
to the following lately Wit-
w11110 shopping last week and having .9
been covered by th e goods which he fire brigade, was not got under control
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Miss Fanny Wild,. daughter of the
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accepting,
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tastefully decorated and as the excel.
lent choir of thaVehur , ch has been get-
parties :
Itain Millers Hallett ; John Middleton,
was examining the bill waspotivaticed until it had swepb the following bust,
I I ness - J. bl. Hamilton's drug
late Joseph Wild,,bas returned to visit
her two
The pirst,pire to Me Ratienbur.y House.
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ting ready for some weeks. peat no 'Go4erich
township; RomerAndrews,
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places
an tit after the customer had left. it
I store, 0. H. Smith's jewellery, J. H.,
people after a years' sojourn I . I
in St. Louis, -
The first fire in the history of the
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RattenburyHoutse took place on Friday
doubtevetything will be In keeping
with that great restival. Mr, Humph-
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Pay your sub. to Tau NEW$-RUCOUD -
now awaitl him. Ohellers, furniture$ and the Central
A meeting of the town council was hotel. The loss at, preben . t can nardly
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Mr. Ed, Ring, son of our -townsman,
Ate. William King, is spending the .. .
evening last, It originated in one Of
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rays will sing the .Polo
10 advance and secure a copy of The
held on Saturday to wind up, business
be estimated but in any event it will be
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Xmas. holidays'with big parents,
the sleeping rooms,. otrange to say in
Bethlehem" and the choir will sing
Canadian Annual. I
for the year, The financial statement heavy, the following persons being
Master Percy Biggamt had hia band .
the bedding, - find before the flameA
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the ant.bein. 11 Hall the long expe
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S. U. Smith and C. Wallis shipped
gives the following totals :-RaWlits
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badly crashed in the woods* the other . . .
were extinguished the counterpanes,
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Star" during the offertory. Everyone
lx�e, stock from Clinton btation this
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up to: Dec. iri.-sa2m7.43 ; expenditures store, insurance slight -, 0. 11. Smith,
day , while Assisting to, skid some .
etc., were ruiried. One of, the girls
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-$21,941. The assets are $83,1W.55, in - .
Jewellery stock, insurance nil; ";J. M,
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logs.
had lighted a larn p in. the rooms but a
few minutes, previously and !a 11 strik-
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officers of the A. 0. P. Court. .
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The Weho Reception. I I
which hasbeen included the $26,000
loan to the organ factory; liabilities Hamilton, frame Store and drug Stock,
insurxupe fair; Dr, J. N. Perdue, office'
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Mr, Harry Drahman has built it new
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Owing to t4e heavy went -her on the I
$a,950.- � . ; .
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woodshed And further added to the row .
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fort of the tailor dhop' by the use of I
ignited sulphur flew. across to the bed
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Courb 'Prosperity A. 0. F, for the
Atlantic the S. S. Lake-.0hamplaiti,
the Canadian
The. boarders at'Oastle French ar'
. . a frame store and furniture stock, .insur-
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tar pa0er'an4 ne^w siding. . I
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and set it on.fire. .
were soon discovered and a few.
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ensuing year ; . .
' ObiefRanget, W. Kemp �
with volunteers viill
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probably not arrive at St. John as
I much, anticipa- P, William MRS
looking forward with ance fal on, Central
tion -to the feast of turkey, pl um, pild- hotel insurance fair, The$.
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Mr. 1F.Geminhard, . one of our local �
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pails of water extinguished them, ,
Sub-Ohlef, C. B. Rale . I
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soon as expected. As a consequencl)
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and effects,
ding, etc., which is being rdade ready
. WAtson,,barber's effects, ihsared. The
sports, stioceeded in bagging a red fox
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while hunting this week. . . . . .
mr, S. Jackson Al � akes a Sale. .
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secretary, F, W., WAtts - �'
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the reception to Private Webb will be
delayed a day ot, so. Tickets of ad-
for their ohristmas dinner,' � . ne . w Pret . oria - block also. suffered b
About $7000 has been subscribed � Y
Dr, Blackall of Clinton was i 11 ,town ,
Mr. � Sydney J ackson, -who. for the
past of years has conducted
Treasurer, 0. Overbury .
Sr."Woodward, J. E. Hovey
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mlislon for ,the reception may be so-
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'toward the building fund of the being,badly scorched, Powell's, l5cott's
and $tother's plate glass being luoken
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on Sunday last on professloaqj duti to. .
Ray, Jas. Hamilton of Goderich wits - .
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"The Prescription Drug store," ,'has
Jr. Woodward, G. Kemp , I
cured on. applicatl6a to any werober of
the committee, Mayor Jackson', Cap.
church be erected next year by the by the beat, all insured. *Anderscon
in town on Mondity last, in connection
disposed of the business to Mr. R. P.
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Sr. Beadle, W. Brown . .
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tains Shaw, Combe or M'�Taggart.
congregation of tire Rattenbury street & Elder's.brick store was - badly dahri-
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I Reekleof,St.Thomas, Mr.Jackponis
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Jr. Beaffle, $!Oman. . , I
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The tickets are free. The
church. aged and the effects ruined by. water.,
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0"'cers of Clifito"i "' O'
.subscription
books are still open and - anyone vy isb.
The Forty, Hours Devotion The origin of the fire is a mystery. �
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Rev. Mr. McKay of Goderl6h con. ,
. ably known in town And coiintry, ' and
having a thorough knowledge of the.
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se�vices held in St. Joseph's church. .. . I .
ended.at, ten o'clock yesterday. lkev. OLMESmi.E. .
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ducted services here again last ftb- , .
liath arid preached two 'Very approprV. . ..
drug trade built no a good has!-
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the night of the reception. I
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,Father .West wits Assisted by Rev , - ., - I I I
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Master, J. P! Sheppard �
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Father McOovmack of ABlifield. I . The C 0. F. intend holding a grand
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Mi,, Sadie Lowe of Rensall is visi�,- � .
hear that boi intends leaving town but
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Deputy, D� Cook . I �
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The annual entertainment given by
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Mr. W. J.1liggiins.of Elmhurst Stock concert on Friday .evening. The
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1. I Xmas Decorations. . :
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1� .. Q it so by - decorationg liberally :.
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and the School looks forward to a
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Jait a binting at the Splendid .
. table and decorative pieces' �
that cost so mu6h!4ss here -
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Dheetor, W. Ford. - .
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Cow nittee, T, JKearns, E. Robinson,
than elsewhere. No decor-
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,ations 'can. Win. the tasty
, housekeeper as 6an these .
brighti,'nicely: colored wares
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rapidly: as ',we can get them'.
. *ready for selling. But few .
duplicates arid the We pieces -
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costs you nothing to look -
and we -are only to pleased �o ,
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Thomits, and will no,Aoubt get a share
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Treasurer, .D. Oantelon . .
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.Guelph last week kirdwon firsb prizq in. tions besides instruruentale.b' ,"
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'a ring of twelve. The-. heifer,. has A B�oa. and'local -selections by bi.evsr&
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smile these days, some thirty degrees .
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Ontario Street Church Services. I
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Dheetor, W. Ford. - .
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Cow nittee, T, JKearns, E. Robinson,
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repetition totxiorrow* evening. The
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long pedigree, . being, Matchless . of eravelle and - recitation ' a
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On Sunday worning.last it number
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prograrn will,be as.followg;
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Elmhuret, 18th, (31804) aired , F. C., Elford,
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of new members were received by card
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ed Royal Don (04117) ftni Matchless.of, Acheson. .
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from the'Collegiate Institute at*, Olin- I .1 .
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in th a Ontario street. chu rch. ' At the
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ofticers of Clinton Lodge G. 0. C. P. *
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Recitation . Four Boys
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. SaLmuly Brown
Elmhu a wlth you. as a big,
rat 14th (18570) bylinported .Ex-. bring some on I . .
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tortand Is,, assisting in nursing. the .
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evening service there. was the usu4l
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largii when Gifford
the -following a' 0 the officers of
Clinton Lodge C.- 0. C.. F., for the
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Solo Leonard Smith
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Roicitation , Annie Walker
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celslor-(51233)�etc. . . � tithe is expecteAt � .. . � .
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16. 0. Hoare has inade the following .Miss Brandon of Wingbam visited.
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Sick tit home. . I �L . . : , 1�
Miss Ret I a Stanbury intends spend- *
attendario:6 ,Dr. .
delivered an able sermon frow,the text t
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I Ife and childi-en Of Kains_
fltie Kell,
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"The tr agedy of the ages"!
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sang well As it always does and in.]
(ibief Counsellor$ Dr. Ball .' ' .
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Miss Gibson of Stanley a piano, to wi
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shipa piano and to Mr, George Sterr -F. Leonard. . . I
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ling of the Bayfield Line - apl'n'o cased - MiSSL Breadfoot Of BrUcafteld Visited
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Sturgeon, is ill with ty�hoid and there
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qukrtette : Mrs.Gibbing 'Miss
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Treasurer', W. Weir .
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: Mrs. Jacob Taylor entertained the .- Mrs. R. Stewart of Oodorldh. and
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arid a number of other young people the. troft visited the! n _.MrSjL
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other evening when a few hours were last we6lo.' . .. . .
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very - SantIV Spent. Among, the QuIteA number from here: attended
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I . Cilinton Lodge A.. O. U. W..- hits had
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acqisition of the canine race. : - . L . I .
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a prosperous term, there. having ..
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Mr, O..,L. Fisher is visiting at .�T. L C.
wipriers were Miss Mabel Hill andWill. "
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eel -who � have defeated. other Pickard,& There must be some - load-
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Anthem -The prince of peamChoir�
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, , I , Anthem -Joy t the world -Choir - . Foreman, D. Stephenson . . I 11 . Edna*Perinabak6p birds of that breed to. be 'found inihis, ams, that he is -.nob going to bea will plastic tbe Most �astidious. .. I .
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. . Anthem -Hark, what man, -�)Overseer, S.Secitt, I . . .' held, . . I .
dexic at c, 25c and 30c 1 . . I . Fantomine . . Class of,Gir)E; - cockerel which a: -tanner's would hard- its re6e or cotincillok., lie line hnd* Presbyterian church last. -Monday eye- .
I I . ovel , - 40c per, doz. Clo t -a., Cold P - ' ' � �'voices-Choir. Rec.-See., J - - Bolan .- - - . Recitation , Ruby Monaghan .. . . � . .
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I -..-- . . , . . I . Pi it. -Sec., F.,F' owler � . . I Lillie Reid ' ly. buy fror!) a big'fancier. '. - I � I quite a - longterm I ,And- intends ning it was decided to d the . I �
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I . . " . I � I . - � I I.. .. Treasurer, T: Holt Way I . � . . . � HIM Akara Rev. T. B. (j3dupland of � Londeciboro. retiring- . . . � annual tea on orabout, the 14th day of .
� , Creams .'... 2 lb. for 25c. . .1 % . � � . . . -0 . 1 . � � 1 C4 ; '. 11-1 I � . Class of Girls -will deliver a stereoptican lecture.on I * CO . . , �
I . . . . . . Agood preventati.-Oe _No.70, Woodman -of hinan, Jas.. Sheppard . . I � � . The annual-Xvias service in nnec- January. It , is proposed .to.�have - .
. . I � . . . 1 Clinton Camp - Inside Wate I 4 . Chorus . I � I . . School . , . . . . . I � � . .
. . . . Chocolates, Ohocolkte, Dates, '. . agaifist,catehhig cold the Woild, ,.celebrated their tbW 1ari,*J I.. I , Tksat�sl,ife.of Christ in -the Ontarlo tion -with St.' ,iohnls ,Church .will be: ., as on the Sunday even. .. . , . �
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� , . We call. attention to special. . � .1 . . . onTbursdaynighb, last. The Wood- - J. W. Irw . in, . . . . . . 1. .. . � ':. A . I . 1. . Quite.& numberl6f-our',sabscribers, ;,T,dWe Wish all Tnu Nuws-RuCOU11113. .. The Municipal election p0t is 'lot - .
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"ad." on Dinner Sets. I � . men have the repi.xtation of 'getting YO t.' Roil . fterp on have renewed this patit-week and all readers a MerryXmas and A'HapPY yet boiling -over. and we hear of.. no , .
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� . . . � .,RUBBBRS- the best dinners Arid after - dinner - .' , 0 - have a g9od -word, to any for THE Wow Year. . . ... I , . . new aspirants -for. Inunicilia,l: honors - . .
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... . . Wei have them..., Try purs,when. and feel that the dinfier -a- . audT. Holloway. '.* sal od . comment I � . I � . . � . -late Mr.. Geo, . I I I .
. . . . . . I of last That � I I . I . .. I class handed over. again to Mrs. Me. .a: Capthin Rance, Blytb.: . GODERIP". TOWNSHIP. Ing to the dektb Or the . . I
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. . 0aLB(900PBR & 0o.- agail! buying� - . �. . . . I ' -their best" The ,catering of rs .. . -eed.m. � I . . . � . . "We. admire' your enterprise and - . . .. 1. . � . . � . . , I , W. Woods -whose place at the council ' �.. I * - - .
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. '. . I . e . I I )a in . ine host McGuire left nothing to be ' � eetirig. of the' 106m�inlor , eitt.b..of them Which ' . .1dence of excellent paper." . I Mr. .George I A. The town. ship'$. . board Will be'difficult to fill. .. �..
. corner store -S arles'block. Phone 23,' The Annual iii � I . .gave py... " . . .. I �
; . Cash for Butter and Eggsp ' � . . I I , X10 : . is I . Ouff desired and his unifohned corps of � � Blackwell, Hensall P.O.s wrote , �'We amounts to. about $0100 and of this .. Mr. W. Ji Sewettibas Moved. into. his .- � I
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I . . . . ht on each course ,.vi,tfi -' like IIHn NEws-Ric 61tri very much,, its 'ainountaver $0W has been paid, $5500 1 .
.. . I 9R�_ ! . __ . held at the Rattenbury Hbuse . yest0l" An address was read 'by, bliss Maine . P � . . . I . � -
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. �. . .1 I . I .. . . the' preciBion; of a well established � - to our favorite paperd - . � I .. . � - being taketi.in 'on Satur . I the Square to See this f1he - residence . - .
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I 0 1.0 , '�HE' %WO. A.J'S. , ; .e. . .6i 0._. . . military mesa. Captain #. 13. Combo Hallett -John McMillan, John Wgttb; Miss Hallettshowiiig bow thoroughly . . . .. I I yment before .tbe. � ! . . .
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I . I 1. Air With Counsel Com� 1 . illop-�46. . I . , . . . � . offlve per cent. upon ibebills of tardy I Mrs, ego. Evivin has returned from . �
11 . . - - . I � occupied the th About Thos. McMillan. . McK hn $in- her class appreciated. both her labor.. ; I ' . 1. � I p . --.�,,
.. I I . WB MAKE' A : �v 1. . wUnder Ford in the Viee chair. I . . I . . I I VARNA. , . ... , payers, , Saturday . was thus a busy' Goderich where she spelyt, . se'veral . . I
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� . I .1 . I Mason, Dc McIntosh. " Staaley-7�Geio. .address a handsome manicure. set from Miss laa Pearb of Heni;all� visits A Al . I I
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. 0 present. . , . .1, � -S 'tile, 1 the pupils was' handed their teacher.. the Muitray House Sunday and Non-- urer Whitely but they W, quite We are pleased to not ,that F OsSle, � I . . I . � 11
' , Stanbury., A. Innes, - .$nil . . . equal to the occasi(in� The treasurer's the little daughter of* Mr. , F. A. ti d- . .
. I nts uriM h& - ' The first toast was drinking .the .t, very, J. Kitchen. Middlesex -J. Miss Hallett in reply thanked them for day, returning home Monday after�. . . . .
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. t . health 6f Her Most Gracitius Majesty Henderson. Oxford -D. M. Cole. their kindly wovds� and token of love - noon. I .... . I . . I .
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.1 . , the Queen, which was resport � 0 arid expressed her pleasure in at . . arlette, � I onsider . edar saVisfactory showing. . Miss Flossie . Stanbury is, at home . �
And thus get all the latest and Collars and Calls. , all rising aud singing the national 1, Mitchell. OlirltOn-Dr. Blackall: able to keep up the.11gh standing of Mich., is 'visiting at her gisLer's, Mrs. bee I .
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� . most up-to-date novelties And now , . I . I Anthem. . . .. 1. I .. I , d the Society in a the class of Mrs. Smith who. was, William Purdy, and with Other When Treasnrer Whitely took'Office after a successful course at the Model . - I . .
have it very full stock for the Christ- ,We keep all the popularsbapes but - I . I The auditors reporte ,- . .
The toast -of the Army and Navy healthy condition. having a surplus dtf considered one'6f the Most successful friends.'' She Will remain until after some six Years ago the balance was school, -Clin ton. ,Miss Statibury is now � I .
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� . er to the wants of 'neat � wi neat and -graceful manner.. Thistoast , �d -thus ., . � I . . . . Smith WAS present; .and,. expressed ' Mr. David W.anless.bf Windsor. its I . . . � - . I
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I bought will be sold at price . a Which � the. I " other makes. 3 f I or'50c. WAS responded to by Captain McTag- �restdent,. J. McMillan, Constance bergelf as being ve.ry pl6ased.indoted at viEitting friends in Varnafor A. Cqiipl . ind up the affairs of the.year. . .
. The 4esb collar Made. We have. gart Who waded into theMilitia Act of Vice, Dr. McIntosh, Bru6efteld .Miss HalletVs success w . ith her classs. of weeks, He came up td see Mr. and .drawn its account by some,$1?00,so. to wi I . I . ..
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. 'our line ' 2 .Canada ry, J. Mitchell. G, .nce work again boir meetings ? - . .
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Attention to some of 8 and other'makes at 3 for 1 21%e and . He ban . ded out some pointed ,pointers Treasurer, P. McGregor, Brucefield ,fte,* the h,lidays.The many friends of returned 6 their hoine in the- state of parlsops if he so chooses.' The birgest ut6a of these Star chain .
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1, . Socks. . . I � oughly understood his subject. Mr* Atiolitor � . $Millie Clinton very much but, one and �135. Mr. Win. ,Weir coule ,secolvil pareiAts here, I . .1
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This is where we shines arid our Our black worsted Books were bough � style 11 Every bull6b has its billet." - dersout Inties ,k to Western Fair, lot may be casb ,she will have -warm, Mr. W. Pi Keyes has sold his .house And D. 'A. Forrester tire heavy con- as far as London by Miss Ethel Marks. �
. I stock is the largestr to be found in in case lotsso we areable to sell them. I . .� ' . �
-ice The Craft Was proposed by H. B. McIntosh, Blackall, bl�,Derffiott. loving friends and also that it bright, and lot to Mr. Joseph Foster of The tributovs to the municipal �revenue. Mr, John Bailey has returned to I .
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enthusiastic womb rs of Woodcraft in Woll Dressed Wit1doWs. I teacher, . � will move to the farm in tber spring. principal officbra of the township are it; seems the labor market, .was rather . �,
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to-ditte. which is the kind we offer Socks at2 pair for 25C. . I � .� I Clinton. Thi I a toart was responded. to Th . e.business men have made big . . I .. I . I bliss Rossof Leadbury has secured it bachelors.and very eligible ones at overcrowded. . . 11 I . I j
in both American and Canadian . I I by Mr. 1. B. Hoover,who i's a Member preparations for the Chiilsbwas trade Ratteribury Street Church News. . I situation atithe .11urray House. . thai, We refer to Olerk Sturdy�' . NVe are able to speak more definitely .
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. I makes, Underwear. . - I . airge, well Assorted end well . Next Sunday's services Ift Ratten- . . . I r Whitely and. Collector An- noitv as to the Xmas Tree entertain� I
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. We have a Tie at 25c,, better I of. the Head Xamp and also one of and have I . 6 church will Mr. , Alf. Austin ties, finished his Ttv � - toes might Also, ment of the English church S. 8, to be - .. .
. A . ' " I Leb us show you our extra good our best after-dinner speakers, A. bought stocks of seasonable goods, bury stree . prove ofutiw enga,gemonf,with Mr. % A. Moffatt dersom Auditor 1401 . 1-6
50c, and our best at 75c. . I resL The pastor's subjects , All four .Ar Fridity evening. -The pro- �
. One of th6se would make a . line of Underwear at $1.00 per Musical selection wits given 'by the To buy Well mearis.to be able to sell At USUAIInte � And with T-Tolins has taken the con- be added tothe list, 0 111-� hold bn .
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nice Christratis present. of which we never grow tired.' nto matri- '11redia,logs. recitations, songs, qUar. -
. I arroldrawersfor.150c which Were Kerr, McRae, Emmerton .arid Hum-,' ftierchants lend. Another . WAY In atOry 1. I of wood for the farmers. They .will their not, having entered I .
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scarfs efforb was responded to by an encore. -of which they all do more or less. In message of Christmas to the sliffet"rig, hands tit the business, Sometimes called, is Altogether over. violin club. The musical selections and .
I , Hats and Caps. Mr. William Sloman,� then geyq a. .the Palace windows the artistic work the sorrowing and the poor." , In the Mr, .John Ward And his mother looked. the decorations and costumes. Wit be I
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. . I recitation. We understand it is a com-' of Mr, H. E. Hodgens mity be seen a left on Thursday morning on & Visit to Mr. b[eorge McCartney Of Holmes- among the, chief at rae 1 a of . I
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. -a sweater, position of his own and lb was so well ,a usual his cre � friends In Toronto and'Oshawa. Sohn Ville has engaged with Mr. T. Lindsay, evening, not forgetti
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I fastener, andarethe most useful ' the local trade of both the Amerl- madeformore to which Mr. Slowan ,,ei, leave the Palace, we hope he may now born king" will be rendered. while in Toronto. They *111 not re. Mr. Hill and sister of. Kingston are merit begin4 at 8 p. 'in. sharp . And the .;. �:
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thing in Mufflers. Prices 50c, . . Men andBoys'alldring band kindly responded. never do so, his skill In this line ombe's will lie taken towards the a . upport of a t I urn till tifter the Christmas hOlidays. guests at the home- of Mr. Gen. admission i
76e, $1.00. There is nothing Sister Societies was responded to by command a large salary. Xewc We tire sotry to bear of the serious Hill on the Base Line. / body will be made welcome. ':
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in Mufflers just so good as ways,'. '0aps for for 215c.. Mr.? V, M. Mateata in a neab apeechi window4 ate tseat, fetching% Up-to-date cot in the Sick Childiten's hospital. Illness of. Mr William' MCCIYMOnt- A large number of young people Miss Fee of the Go" lien Lino is , not, � i
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� We have a special line of revers. . I an index, AS lb Were, to One 6i.the The beautiful cantatit, "Light of Life,' ighty live years of age so Of improving in health as antleipsti, �
lie was.followed by A, song ftom Mr. To and He is at gathered at the hospitable home ' .
� a' . . Wes. by 19. L. A@hford, one of the besti that . Slight, holies are entertained of Ws Mr, John Trew0tha, on Tuesday even- There will be Xmas service in the I
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� , I . . Newcombe is the Wlndo�v dresser and hits been given here, will be rendered recovery, . . ink and sperAb it mosti enjoyable time English church here on Sunday -next .
� - " .1 We Also have Suspenders, Rain The toast of Oanada, our Country, by the choir, assisted by some of the at,10.30a.rn. Therle Will b6 Holy Com- � ., 1-1
was proposed by Mr. So W, Chidley to to be congratulated upon thd flatter- Mr. Alf, Jobris returned home on till the wee amal hours. . I . .
Gloves, .;, , Coats"Umb . d to by R. Holmes, go P. Ing eomments which are made by Ad- best, singers.of town, on Ftiday even- Monday after spending the Summer We understand that, Mr. (J. A. Tel). raunion, service Along with a Sermon, I
I Men's wool lined Gloves with dome Arid responde I . ing of neit week, For the past two itar service will be held at Goshen .
you who handloid this vd9b Subject in a miring paSsers-11- You cannot pass with Mr. Elcott of Tutakerawlth. butt, teitcher of 8, 8, No, 4, 1 placing A sim I
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. . pleasing manner.. This was followed Jackson BrOS. store without being Mr. E. A. Wanless drove ov 0 some fine maps In the �chool with �
I We have more expensive gloves in call, fuspect our goods and compare atrilmental Selection by the littracted 6y the contents of their big under the able: direction of Mr. B. P. Seaforth on Sunday evening to hear proceeds of his school concept, These vice and Holy Communion will be both � I
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dresaed and undressed kid, . ,,. Lug quartetto which wits much appre. wt Rey. Dr. Pott's of Toronto, were greatly needed. together on Xmas Day it I x thd evening
I . new Store is the banollwork of Me. citizens will enjoy a -musical treat The topic of the day Is who will be npson hits been visiting At 0-80 - I .
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� . �. A, I MORRISff The toast of Trade and Commerce Beatty, an experieneed dry goods man. the next reeve and councillors, As her sister, Mrs, Bet.ttle, lit Varna, lat. I
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1. . - I ter who can, as is well known, talk Olinton and he 'expresses himsel a candidat-es there will. be A, little Mr. Do Richard we understand. has _Mr; Win, . Blair of �.Ohlcago Spent;
1. . and talk well. Ile trgeed the Wonder. well sat lafted with the RID000t Of bual. profes3or of singing at Toronto Conser. e while, The clerkship an .3. Nesbitt for thO Sand4y with his friends Ate Wai.-
. a lie has transacted, 0. Cooper & VAtOrY Of Music Will sing several Solos-, xcitement, for a gaged with Mr. 0 . I
. � . I . .Wer have, 500 yards of fut resources of Canada fl -OM the nes . aurnetive windows The following tostimonials will be of willalso be va,bant the first of the ensuing year, Elliott, whIle an his way tio visit Rig 11
. � . I Atlantic, to the raeffic 16 a Most; elo. 00. always have rneltv r
, - Inoing manner. t Ab Christmas i1ma ibey make A, interest :-Toronto Globo -Mr. Richab year and we understand there are W'Ur, Thos, J. Elliott, who recently Parentt; At I It a . . .
i - Scotch and Canadian Tweeds . quantand convi bu Tandy possesses A, tenare robusto voice thriee or four asplr4uts for the posiViob. gat across to England In charge of a, Mr. Jae. Morgan of Goidorlcl� is visit- I
The toast; of the Ladles was pro- Sliecint efforb which Is Invarably origi- of grimb compatis . Shipment of eattlowade by Mrs Sohn Ing friends la thin vietulty.
. 1(1'. - which we have been selling at posed by'Dr, %*-Ilolmes And responded noti kool a Magnet, for prome"noters and I quality which he has under perfect ' 0000RICH TOWNSHIP, Middleton, writes as follows .- .
I I to by Mp. Percy V&lp, both of these ahoppors, Theother dry goods houses, And powet And title . JdTe ' . Miss Nell M cDougall of Egnatillaville
. . it Mr. Middleton that hIA cattle IS Visiting at the bomo of her uncles .11 �
- st.25 Per,yard, For the Month Of - Mr.Tandy's program coal. I ,.
. gontletrien making more of the sabjee together with tho, jewellers, bookeell- control -
I prisgil It careful selection of classical Xmas (services Will be bela in. ,4t, landod in fine condition. They were I M W Asolstoi,o hat returned from
- "0- -i lavo Arid popular compositions. London,, j&MW church oil Sunday Aext. a r, M;hore lie spent, tile Summers
than Is gonerally the case, ers, grocers# etc., have' &%It made those, We thebe8t,oUt0f4A0AndSOldWAII 0116Y the Sault,
'11006 DecombOr our Prl o will be: $J.00 * pActivo displa,yi for whieh tiler I
' .' . le 4 I The proceedings WON brought to & Att at& England, 1PAlace Journal, -.-A g000l understand many of the adults of the Were tile kind that WAS WAnted-" Mr. Thomas 111994rt, who hits ro-
'� 1Xss`_ - "' close by An Singing Goa Save tile bLieft Uotoid. In allorto the stores lit me 0 w "ter,pa
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I por yardo Thk 19 a TOdUOU011 Of ow looking their best *an(! tho Only tenor Is a hard thing to find Ana we ,congregation itre taking &dvaritago of Don't forget the Entertainment turned to his ho I f r tile 1 Id
. . 0 , Queen, The Woodrum of Clinton n ed to ensure brisk have reason to congratulate ourselves the splendid reading watter, now con. Bethel, in Colboeue, 011 011tistIms.6 aflying Visit to friends ia this'401afty,
20 per cont, . have every reatiouto f061 pleased With tll.lk)g 'low wn"t so, on the frequent engagements itt, the tAfneif In the S. $. library. More T�ve; also the . chriatmas Tree fit Zion I Th6s. is Always welcome AS Porter's
I V I tho large turn oub And pleasant even- Christmas shopping And lotf of It I ' erts of Mr. ltieh4b Tandy, - bmits: are being adoled to the list, the! sAnio ovelling, �,
0 � I .a&***".* -A. J HOLLOW4,9 0 I Ing opent to ther. , few ditys of Clio right sorb ok weather, ralaro Pone . , I 11111 Is tile birthplace. -
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