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TAILORING
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to Order.
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Our Tailoring Department ,
has been too busy to say a good ...
• vent <1 for itself since the •,
• rash began, nod it, is only now •-•
that we can begin to take ••••
b. eath.
Have you ordered your
Fall Suit yet?
We invite yin) to come end imYe
a look at the largest aitd finest.
• stock •of imported Worsteds,
• Tweeds and Cheviots. in • the
county.
• Our prices arentoderate, while
We give all the style iltand
finish to be had ie any ei*ty.
you
OUR
Ready-made
Clothing
Department
tiow complete with all the
neweist designs in 1Worsteds and
f3erge Suits.
• In Tweeds all the new stripes.
Fall Overcoats in •the very
latest styles. •
I. 2 'Youths' and Boys' Sults in all
styles.
• Small boys' /lobby two•plece
• voke New York stilts, made
from ri good serviceable ,ill -wool
tweed, dark geey grounds. to•a
- ▪ neat stripe; pattern Made yoke*.
box pleitts arid belt finished,With• .4
fartneeS Satin jibing& t_gq 0 g•
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Paid-up Capital 1,306,000
Reserve. .. . . 325,000
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We make a special effort •
• " to accommodate the• '
farmers in the collection
of sale notes, also the con-
venience we a,fford thetia
• in. the transaction of all
their business is the very
. best that can be obtained,
in the community . . .
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Savings Bank Branch
Our Savings Bank Bran--
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positors. • A deposit of $1
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one of a moch larger am-
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• date of withdrawal. aper
cent:, per annum, compu-
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Clothing
A chance that never before
has been given the buyers of
Ready-made Clothing.
We have a lot of
Twee& that we are
going to make
to YOUR ORDER
cheaper than you
would get the same
quality Ready-made.
This is a genuine
'bargain. If you have
been in the habit of
buying Ready-n(1Mo
Clothing.
Give me a ehatei, TtWireilVIT"'"
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Ordinary "Ready.mades.
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PERSON.AL,
Mr. 1). Cautelon left last week (for
Charlottetown, P. E. T., to look after
it shipment of apples he made to that
city.
THE FUNERAL TODAY.
The body of !Mr. Charles Cooper,
who died in the hospital at Vancou-
ver, 13. C., arrived yesterday ant' tb.e
funeral will take place this afternoon.
AT HOME, •
Mrs. •Wm, J. Tozer, will ibe At
}Tome on Thursday and Friday, Jan.
7th ancl 8th, afternoon ar.21 evening,
•and will receive on the first and third
• Thursday following. •
1..'HE W. i0. W, JIAVE MOVED.
• Clinton Camp W. 0.•W, has moVed
from the Oddiellows'. half to. the C.O.
P. hall in the Stavely huildir.g. The
meetings • are held on the second end
fourth Mondays.
DEATH OF •REV. wArirkit'A.YERS.
Rev. Walter Ayers, Orla the,oldest
preachers in Canadian 'Methodisnodiecl
in London on Monday night, He was
well known and a general favorite in
Clinton and Goderieh 'township,
THE BIEN'S SOCIAL.
The "Meds Social" to be held in
the •Ontario street chitreh ou Pi:Way
evening promises to be a successful
affair. The 'Melt are on their mettle to
make it so. They will serve the re,
freshments, give • the .prOgratn, ete.
DIED IN TORONTO.
Mr. Arthur A. Bennett, who some
•yearS ago and for Several years was
engaged in the furniture business in
Clinton, died in Toronto on Saturday
last. The interment took place
Mount Pleasant cemetery that City on
Tuesday.
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'ATUCTI,SURPRISED, •
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• Mr. W. • jones spent •Christmas witl,
his daughter, •Mrs. I -Tay• of Stra.tford.
I -le • is only too r.leased to bear wit-,
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ness to: the growth during i .the • past
year of. the Classic ' city, but is very
•reach, surprised •at -.the. poor mr.rket
accommodation, which is vot, by any
means what Stratford 811011.10
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tliE,INCREASE IN POPUDATION:
'Martiages 11
Deaths•
• Births' , 11
This is the record irt Clitton for tlic
past year, and though. the births elou-
ble tile deaths the increase in popu-
lation . is Considerably greater as •a
'number of 'outsiders have MOO' its.
TOO LATE' FOR THE BALL. ,
Mr: Laclell•left 13rasitforet ors Friday*
evening to attend the ball at Clinton
expecting to reach here:at 1o,47,. ••He'
depended too tntruchon the Grand:. Tr-
unk, hciwever, as the train: was •16er
and a half hours. late and when he
arrived •at the town hall: the • last
deuce was on. • What Mr, T,adell thin
kg of- the prescht.nianagernent • of the
T: might not iook, well in print.
•ON THE SICK: 1,I$T;
• Mrs. Henry Plumsteel, who was ser-
iously. ill, has been steadily' improidag
for several days and is now an fair
way to complete recosery,
• Mr. AIL. 13arg,e's daughter,who
• getting,.along '
was very painfully • afflicted,•also
Mr. Arthur Conch has been. very ill;
sir much so that a second doctor was
called, in for consuifation. We are
plea.sed '!.(> be elite to announce that 1i
has now somewhat improved,
A FAMILY GATHERING,.
The home of Mr. r,:nd Mra, E.• ICetrip
was gladdened on Chtistinag Day by
theIpresevee of their six sons-Oarry.
of Gaderick, Thos,, Bert a.nd Pearg.e
• oi Will. of Stratfora 'and Sam
• �t itown-who assembled about the old
, hearth to partake of Citriattnas cheer'.
Its Via.a. •a: gladsome day,', indeed, for
• the "Old folks" and 't‘the thOvs.'.' It
is as. being' the occa.siots. of such girth,
erings as this, together with its re-
lig1ous significaricei that hia.kes Chris;
tinas the most looked -forward -to ..day
• ist the year, .
NO CREDIT TS GIVEN,.
The Kingston News very truly says
, that newspapers i•efuse very many sxl-
vertisetnents of a •questionable charac-
• ter, 'and thus saerifice not a little cash
Lor all of which no credit is ever giv-
en them. It forgets to. add that news-
• papers are allowed as a reward for
• this sacrifice' columns of free notices
• -for every undertabling that some span-
modie philanthropist launches, ant': to
print eonselence searing puffs of people
who all their lives twoulen't -give up' as
• much either for principle or charity as
a wen conducted newsk:aper sacri5ces
in a week. •.
GUN strooT.•
The Gun Clitly shoot oti Christmas;
Day was well attended and s e ,goo6
• scores were made. The &Mitch events
were
Tell •Live Birds,
.7, Ireland /6 yds •9
W. .7. Roes 2,6 rte. • 8
J. E. Catttelon set yds. • 8
R. Graham e5 yds.
A. 3, Morrish 26 yds.
•• Ten Targets.
Cantelon
Graham
Hovey
Ross
Ireland• ,
Morrieh,
Doherty
East
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to
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8
6
6
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Ten Targets.
Doherty •
Cantelon
ROSS
Hovey •
Morrish
Ireland.
Clrahain
Vivo Pai Doubles.
esittelott
Itovey
Twenty -fire Tar+0tA,
Cantelon
Dohnttyi
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Whole Number 1299
Thos. Jackson, J. C. Stev-
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en$01% and J. B. Hoover.
Are Candidates for .
the Mayoralty.
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me notafin.Afon nieetfro, ,(;)„ moli.,,
c4raoylwiligliatva..wtahsv, aptrtflut:14eaclalbgys wth:re u4:701
time lively. About the only ripple of
amusement was caused byt, Mr. W. C.
Searle who annually avails 'himself of
the Opportunity firriiishect:by the nom,
ittationg to "take a Whack" ,at . the
.inatarer in which the domicil has man.
aged -mismanaged he inVariably cla-
•
has -matters.
Several of :the speakers i,iade flatter-
Mg. teferetaes to the faithfal services
of the rOiring clerks Registrar Coats.
The• ease of Mr; Charles; .6citter was
alSO. brottglit up and a1,1 of the speak-
ers •who alluded to it expressied the
opinion that the council should take
action in the matter. It Will be re-
inembered that Mr. Carter was in-
jnred ; some mouths ago while, z.s a
member . of the fire brigade, • he was
hasteuing to a lire with the hose reel-.
Since that time he bits boot unable flu'
'work and to make matters Worse his
.wife ia.aiso • ill.. As street inspector
Ise ,rendered , good service 041 that • he
be generougly dealt witl.i by the Conn-
:ell is the . wish of -all ratepa. • • .
yet s. .
. wayor Jackson spoke, •N;;;_,I, , , , . .,
Y"' • as ile lls-
ually • does, aral galic.. a Cot:else ae-
eotuit :of • his stewardship, A . large
amount of. wOrk had been done ou the
streets rot Which lie believed the rate-
. .
payets ,got.' fulls' vrilue. • ' There'liad•
.beot .aorne . items • of „ eXpenditisres
of which he did not approve, the cost
Of the..repotts• on watetivorks being one
of them. His. worshi '' • t •
, p. 1. no. au op-
ponent of watertvc,rks,. but• does not
consider , that the. title is 'yet ripe.
He. • ' paid a tribute • te, • the •of-
fleets of the corporation who had clone
their work well, . .
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'Mr. J. S.s.:• Stevenson, said• he . was'
.
not ir, favor of canvassing, atal would
abstain from it if his ' opponents;
WoUld• 'dc, likervise. IT -requested il '
c. .• le
Satyric:rift of the ratepayer:4 *15 0. citizen'
. . . .
Whii.) had .put In twenty yes•ns. •seryieo,
Oa . tha aeli001 hoard , and . several tering
in the ,toWn conned 111,t,. ,SteYenson is
in feat of :a. ;progressive policy; ••• '
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Mr. J. •13..:HoOver, cleft:II:4cl the action
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of the. street coinnittet against some
criticism Iry the .mayot. That •-coni-
. . .
raittee • htad. devoted, much time in ei-
fe,cting imProvennats on .• the road
Ways aid he believed: every' cent they
laid . otri. ....was well expended.- , Mr.
ITooVer spoke "of.the terroht • Arf- : Dr.,
Shaw, . the. medieal health, officer,: and
snick that several- suggestions•Contained
therein int be; .clealt• with' by .the
town ..Couneil• ' At a:11.: 'e.-..t.ly. date. ....He
alsoee: r.nion that a iva-.
. xpressed thpi
. .
.terworkS sysfern and the electric light
plant. wouhl pay• ander Inenicipai,matit.
a:gement .. . .. .. . -
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• Mr.; 11'. e; . Searle. filled the role of
critic as tignal and mildly,'overbanried
the •cormell..for.•its •,aciticitig.• Ite.wouid
not be. .4.; .candidate Oil:4,year • for . the
Mayoralty t...s ;he clid r.syt. care. to 'he
,in •the race' with. two -undertakers;
.:
•Messre.. Stavettson and IToover,, and
suggested. to Alayor••;Tackson, that he
too retire and leave the' innetal. clitec-'
tars' to fight it Out:- . • .
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• •MessrsFord, Wallisand Layls,, eau
clidatCS for the eouneil,• Mader' short
.-add:tesses: • : -. . . .
•yisitin,g•Iter
'THE MAY.(m.A.LVY., '. •
Thos. Sackson Sr. by' D. 13; K.'enredY•
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'ancl II. .7-byner, •• '
J. C. Stevenson by J...' Taylor and .C.
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OVerbury. • • ' . ; • '.
3. 13, Hoover,. by .T. Johoson and T.
•'could:, ...•,• .. , • • - - . , .. .
W: C. Searle '1,iy 0...Johnson; and .3.
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' C.01.1XCELLORS..:: .
.7: 'T avlOr • list W. .Tacksos1 "mei $ :Div ig
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A,,-..7,• - Holloway hy ."John Sha'w • and
., •ft, IL:col-else. • ; • ..
Gecitge 'DaYis by. D. II. Kennedy arid'
/I. 1V.• Cook. . • .. . —. ...
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WCSearle blACook and p.
• Cook; :: ;• .",. ..
3: A. Ford by .11. W, 'Cook -ar.dt ; SW.
Steep Jr. : • '.. ' , • •
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T Cottle ' by' 0...Johnson mul. 1... D,
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• • • Johnson, .•:. . .. ,
•It, 'Grahani. lni..T.• ...Cook and G.Swa.rti.
J.. Bell by F..I.• 'Jackson •and ' yl.
„ Wisetian.'• • • . .' : ..
bings by. V. T.' nd
13. J: GibJaCkson e
F, 13, Hall. . • •
II; Wiltsie by I). Stephenson and: T.
Dodd. • • • - . , . . . • . -
S. C. Stevenson by S. A. •Vord audit
• 13, Cosnlye:.• .
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Macpherson by , .7*. P. Tisdall
an<I Its 13 Hall • • • '.
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C. J. Wallis. by y. it, lioageus to - xi c,
Orerbory. .
W.:, G. fithith :by .C.'Coole and II. B.
Ker. .
O. Jeintson .by W......Jackschd••aild Wj, 0,
:•Sinith, . , .. ; .•
• . SCHOOL: '11t11f,-3TEES..
St , Andrew's warcl-Thos.., 13eacom by
J. Taylar and J, A, rod.
St. Johit's-R. Agnew by J, C.'Stev-
orison and J. W..Trwin.
St. „ J'anses'--J. Taylor by J. c::.'Stev-
• enson and R, 1.1,
Dotietii by II: 13, Iter and J, Taylor;
- Thos. Johnson by T. Cottle. itind T.
•. Mason. • ,, .•
' Mr. Searle withdrew from. the rilay-
oralty contest in which thel .eantlidateS
are T. Jackson, J, C. Steveneon runt
J. B, Hoover, . • • - .
For the council the following timenes
will appear ott the Izallot paper, the
others haVing resigned : ' A. si Hal-
'away, George, tavla, W.. C. Searle J,
A, Ford, T, Cottle, 13. J. Gibbings,41.
Wiltsie, C.. .1: Nitallis. •
Mr. Taylor withdrew his: name from
the list .as candidate for school trus-
tee in St. James'::.wardi leaving the
contest between 'r 1) Johnson. and R.
A. Dowos. . .
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. Auburn.
Winter I Well, '. I rather think sot-
and dees di,gting to firal a •green
Christmas. : •
Edward Mole of the Seaforth Elec.
trie Light Co. and his sister,. mfsS
Martha AIcyle of Clinton, ate Xmas
cl mitt at the hotnesteadi,and then re-
trned to their labours. Mr. William
uwife. 01 Dungannon; :also
male ota
spent the; Xmas there.
Miss V' 1 • 9 lk
na .. ta er returns *son to
the' city. .. •
,..ax_Ies . . „ . •
M r. Norman :1 ges owith bis
uncle to Aiayville, Midi., this 'week.
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Rev: SirsitiVs cousin of Toronto Aar:
for his labors in tho.t city on Monday
last, • • , • •
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tein31;itieldRieev; 8 . r.eCa()ellieltlileltilr. alisdaillnat,aftil aait.)•:.
pointments but Were prevented by the
cvla..°Yilltsrl. c.:ertlic:s".isivcre°nbaidi•jea zr:tatrilesr. slSilg.ibili.
attendance although 'there was service
its both. churches,
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' - Ilia At, lIonte of Maitland Teniple
I. O. G.', T. 30,4 eaMe off on Monday.
right.' when . social games of . various •
kinds wer.e indulged in an aniple limelr
partaken or and a short program pte-
"rented. Several • .seleetions were given
ou Jt.s. 11Tedcl's gramophone and. dia.
thegathering was not. as large as us-
ma,' hying', to the .cordition • of the
ed.untry toads; ah enjoyable time was
t,
sPeut At the:.elom
se Rev. Sall in an
address rtquestyl ant of du - members
abOut to lc we i • ' tl '
- • • - a - us, ''' - ie'' l'ers°41 bi 'A.'
• E:Virether4'11 to
0.E.. the reremac.ceen as a. slight token
esteem of tits
community .a• large, handsoinely bound
I h•c4itsel illttstrt ed • 'Bibl with
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concorance n
dad a pair of gold, cuff.
lirtks With initials engrayed„ He refer-
red .t...o.the 111any .fink • • t is : • ' 1
s tire Ivo ld stil
bind 'the depa.rting brother to Auburn
1 1,' cl ti • • would 1 ^ - • • t ••
and lope they wou • a V.V.).S re min
their • strength., . Mr, Wetherat replied
thanking . the goo: peope o •
dlfor their
o ' •
kind, remembrances and speaking some
of the many pleasant associations that.
would always eneear to him the home
• • ' • • " • •• ' •
he • s
of• his . youth: 1 as einbly disposed
.. fter "A Id A •• ' t ' 1 " •
a 1 'LI ••11 r. eigria.intance ., • in. an ex-
tem." cite e aid Goc, Save the Krug
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13 ,•ti.e •grarnopholie; '
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•• • WM: Folmar' is hojthe froin. the•West
'<Yoking ' as. though' it *agree:4. ivell With
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nitn. • •
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'• John •Graviston and •siStet. ate Visit-
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. a iatrara. .. • ; • • • .... .
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Mr. Monier Of Manitogya is the guest
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of Ins sister, Mrs,' Hardy., .. ' .-
Mr EdHelwig spent Xmas in God-
<>rich. and reterned•oil Saterday ancom..
l'ar•d-tul• 1,5Y Ill's Sistiex and luedY ; friend,-
Aliss Katie . -MeKay,'• who.reterned to •
'their ' lioineg soh .11Imulay.• . .
Mr. Stairsieks of . Galt Wart the guest •
of Itiss Adelaiee•Helwig for • Xmas and
left for -his Ironic . on Monday.' .., ' • •
•npmas. M.
Miss ' •Sa.die .:Cat -tor seryt X
Sea:forth. . .
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. Mr,'•Fred: •ATutch or•Seatorth..Speht
Xinais• with. Auburn 'friends..• '• •
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Miss \\ of Carlo* is spending
Xi-11as holiday:4 with Miss..- Small ••iti,
the village. ••• : - . • . .,. , .
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Mr. ..Alvin Sinall • of ' Toronto - • spent
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XinaS -with Iris mot,her in the villa e •
• • • • •••• ' , • * "•''''
• Mr • ' :Bone -M.A." hii :daugliter . "are
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s • 1 lid ; .• ' 11. (.3.
...spent mil; 't, io. .a.ys., .• •at„ .. r: ("pile
).ounglylu, s, . . ' • • ; . •
11 Chas Wi
Ir • • • • data of limailtan spent
Xm•as 'witli ,hig Par• e• n• t• : •
' ..C. :Houston leaves today for. Torat.,,,
to. for a few dayS. .
. The Methodist tea,meeting on Xmas
•. : .
riiiht was gt mi. sticeess,'. the pra-
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eeeds antorinting to about 586 •
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•Mr*. :• f:-Inycler .of the 'Nile ,speitt Xmas,
at 'Bii,. John6Fercruson's*••• • ' ; • •
•- , , ., 0- • . - . . , '•. ,
'; Temple :Clark and -Wile oi Diurgantient
•spent Xmas with l'AS father-in-lant,Alf. •
T. ,Nicholaort. ,•• , .. • . • .. s• •
: HK
erbert nrettirns to S
ox .• eaforth
. . , .
today niter ,' sper.ding . his Xmas hog-
days at home. . ' .. : ; , '
•
• Mr. Se.m. Cratiiford Of Xinearditte
was the:guest of Miss 'vlaggfe Young-
Wet an Xmas: • . •. . .. .
.
Varna,
The noininatiou on.Montlay Passed.
off very quietly, all: the old 'council
being re-elected by acelantatiou.
. M. Nel:mall Vare'Y of Sealerth spent
Xma.,. at the Monte of his mother here.
Air: and Mrs, „Joe Coal( of Hensel!
and Mr. and Mrs. L. Eberhardt spent
Xmas with Mr. and; Mrs.• Wilson. 'Cools
of "the Varna hotel:
Air. Percy Wank' s of Hensell is
s
eni3teaillatgoft.1"4 .11•°11(13.Y.$ unAlczt .tli"ar-
Mr. -Jas. Freed of London paid his
friend, Fred. Psirdy, a $hort visit on
Xmas"Eve. ••
A large sleigh load. cyl young people
drove to Bayfield miXmas night to
attend the Xmas Tree in that village..
fTetY4Ywl.atoll Nr:erPe°rsiot.anegw9g)aat ,tti-St-richetlyelxeceleNivtit'lai.
disPePsia no doubt owing to indulpirig
.si'lt•Vscyonz.,11.a.ii.Y. o! th, e .good things of the
Miss. Aggie Carnachan of Seaford'. ig
visiting this week at the' home of Mrs.
A. Foster. — • •
The Xmas Tree which was held last
Wednesday everting. in connection with
the Methodist church was . a, • grand
sheeess. The program was .g.eocl and
•the presents on the tree were numer-
Mts. Santa:. Claus was the:I.:large as
life and maile• Iots. of tut for the little
1914- • ..
; 'Mr. 11; 'Sheppard Of Gait is visitivg
at • thm
e. anse. '' . , -
Mr.. and . -Miss - Mary Ce,•.hic si cut
Xmas'at.' the 111 'le .- • :
„ „ • • • • • . -
,....Tr, ihornas 17.,•ceys,is spending his
Xma.s holidays with his daughter Mrs
• . . . 1 •
Samuel 1Zalllwell c>f• Gorrie.'
• • • .
. Miss E. login .is visiting friends up
nottli. . • . •••
• "
MissI3ertha Cairna of Exeter•is •Yis,
Ring friends Ili and around Vatual •
' ' • ' • • •
We • wish all our readers' a:
sre,w ye
-
.
•,
Bayfield
. Mr. arid Mr14, John Getulalis
Detroit ar ytiLtrng friends in.
lege,
'
Miss Nellie and Mr, Charles
Toronto spent Xmas with thei'
et,
m rs. Sturgeon and daughtei
Ruby Fisher a Kinearditle
Burnham and George VisheYr ti
are visiting!' the former's sister
P. A. Edwards.. •
'
Mr. Brown of London was 1,1
of Air. and . ,Toli
Past weekMrsn Whiddo
, •
Mr. and Mrs. Jarne Buchan
Goclerieli attended.the weddin'gt
Carrie INTaeclouald hist Thursda
.
nag. . • .
Mr. • William J. King .of 11
is visiting his': parents, Mr, an
William King
m . .
I., and Airs. Georme •Macdo
stehinccelerd, : 1.11irses.'Weedc4lrinr'gle , 04 eietclheet4
Xmas Eve. • •
Mesdames Boyd. and. Balfour
onto - and Mrs.-Dolaar off Kiehl.,
visiting their sister, Mrs. Jame
stem, who is Seriously ill at pi
Afessrs, Ste:we and Harris(
iVlisseS Edith Falconer and
Cousins of Goderich 'spent Xmo,
..11 . • •
vi :age, • .
* .
Mr. • \Vooclie Harrison,- who h,
sailing on the -lakes the past,
returned home last week ;
• • xt;...s.. ..(p.v.)- si:,..011 is e'onerlea,
bed this week with a severe at
pleurisy; , • -
. ,Alr'.. William- Whiddon, who; 11.
ito Cleveland the past nine" nur
turned home t.his week. - •
Mr. and Mrs. P, Easeott .' ol
Dakota. •are• • the ' t f M
gues s o, . ri.
sons. . ,
The The result . of Monday's nom
;a.: . • . '. '
was s follows
•Reeve -George •AT: Smith AT. I
Tironison. . ,
councillorsr. A.. Edwares
• /
ErWis ,i•-• Jahn Fraser,' lames ]
son, George '1,indsay.' , ' • '
: Trastees-acelarnation- Willi;
andon, Wilton Elliott' 'John
C31:1•7 . .. ,
..A. • • ' • •
• : pleasant event took . place
residerted of Airt • • Daniel *Alacdc.ni
' • ' .
Xmas Eve .wlrea hig. •eldest: d;
Carrie' was -- nnited int the:ha
, • • • •. ' '
matrimony to• Mr. Roberts oi
' • • • • ' ' ; • •
The ceremony ; *ZS perforthed
•
' 1
presence of a. number of hunts
. R.ev. J. lieNe•il. Mr: and Mrs.
erts , lett :for Berlin on TueScla.)
:their future be bright and pros
' • .
, AI- • j I 'AI 1.• . d h • .
t. . our. c .eo ,• w ot has b
• deieland . the 'Past season, .:r
1 I k ' - ' • - ••
tome as •wee , .• . -; , ,• •
. .
• Messrs.. jamee 1?,agleseu-of
and •William • of Aberdeen, Sou,
kota, were visiting their paten
and Alts 1Villiam . Eagleson c
• • • • ' •
village •Iaat week., :
' •• • • ; -
Miss •Maggie Falconer of 06d
•• • .,
visiting herparen,ts, Mran<
John Falconer : . . - . . •
- ; • ..
• MisSes.. Rae • and Ella, McGee
Onto arrived home 10.st. Week t;
their. Xinas holidays. • •
Mt. 'Arthur Townshend :of 1.1
has been. visiting. ftienda in' the
barhOocl. • • . ' • .• • • • ' •'•
AIrGorot.tof Goderi' ch
Xmas i•n t ' e vllage,• •
. . .. •
..... • •,t. ., . .
a son on I o au
' : . rs, IN eir ,ar , n
mather,i.Mrs. Higg
•Goe's '; . • ;
' • 1\"C . wish.: rill •our readers ..a.:
and prosperous New Year• .
, . • •
•
. ' Dry§dale. .
• .
P ' i t ..t'' • : 'A ' 1
, iese i a lcm .•-• . ver,y p ease...tit and
sOeial.eVening was spent:fit the, ,hoine
of*.Air. • R, S. Drysdale on ' Wecluesclay
evening .Ia.st Whe.n....itis .dauiliter rtrilly
• . • .• •• • : - -.. '' -
was pregented• with a ,be•autifel•• fur
. .. . - .. • • •
• ' • • -
caperirat and. tachlress..bv. th'e Members'
•of th' •• Dr il 1 '''S 11 -; th 1 1: M''
.. • e Yu. a, e • eL bet tP•1°0' • 'Ss'
Emily; 1MS .presided .o.s organist:of the
S...S. for Some time: .The' aetclkesa was
.
affectiomitely *aria and tender and ex.,.
Pressel the• high est em- int •wind'' '41'-c:
is •Iteld; by the of the Sabb-.
.a.1.11 school., Miss Drysdale made a snit-
able xi il • th•-nkie II•er rir ay- rfr'er..214
I / . - g. • • "s• ' 1 ''
for . their kind- ,gi f i„ • and ltoping ' that
tiro, :interest ,of .the S'• S May be strut:.
' • ' •'• ' '• • '
•Master'
gthened and the .work Of the;' ,, ...
promoted, •• The ., address was as 'fell-
lows • . , • -
•. • ' •
To '11,1iss K.37.. Drysdale : '
• Dear EmilV,--tWe • the 'In iribers. Of the
. , , e .e
.Sabbath school, have aSsemblect• to-
'night ;to showhow' we have.appreciat-
ecl" your efforts as a ce-waricter in the
aeyaneement • Of Christ"a fauSein. this
c(imrnwilit'Y' . 'Soule • three: "yeass' ;ago,
When we:thoright. ',WC. Were to b,..reit
witliotit •• Eta r Org;anist 'yob tea' 'hold
of.the.wark ••and have eontitased with
marked . Success „ and ability. to fdis-
ebatge.• yorit• •chify.in that capacity.
Yon have officiated' with•purictuality
and ;reg;ulari'ty a'n <I have • n eye;.ry ay
Put•for:th. your ; best efforts 't to. rnalce
the: werk as suctess,u1 ,:a posighlo.
We • are few •in'turnber but hit
• • '
sight- quality stairds•before ctilantity;•.
We have. I-Att to continue Soving ••the
seed... in: the youthful hearts and leave:
•the results with' God who floret; :..fails
' '• ; ; .... • ..: -. • -,,•••• • • :
tobless. anytuing done in ..p.is name,
Now we '..eannot let this .opportunity
pass without .•showing in some c..Way
besiees'in • mere words how highly e
. •
appreciate your services ,aitcl. therefore
ask you to: .aecepi ,Of i this caperinc,
•a.sking at the Same tune that yOtt will,
•Iot lrok• upon it as ,t6 its intrinsit
' . • . ".
value. nor yet' .as 'a .teeompense for
your labours,lritt. as t.' slight token of
remembralice•from the Sabbath sehOol,
.
and further we 'ask that ood.,s riehest
.. g .
blessin. may rest upon, you through-
. . , . ,
01q..your • life •and hope you: May long
be spar,ed and inspired to. farther the
,
interests of our blessed .Master's.Work;
,
Signed on behalf • of • • • the Sabbath
..
sch°01. •
,
, •C. DURAND. • .
8, ITOWARD, •
After the presentationl a brief reply:.
was made by Mr Drysdale then all
repaired to the dining roorn Wher0 an'.
pIe justiee was' clone to the goad full'
baskets provided b*,. the.yount" ladies
Present. •The rest of the evening was
spent in sing,ino, games and .• social
. . P. :
enat, •
• ' • ;, • .
'• 'ale ot Toronto s lent
Mr: JOhn. Drysc , r
Chrietunte under the•parenta,1 rasof. •
,.' ' ., „.,
lite tritstees :cyoeparate school sec-
aced a bell-
don No: 2, Stanley, liave placed
oit "their Ilew school which adds cork
siderable to its; appearance,
• • . .
IrIV. •Jolot Albrieh IA hotna to spend
the winter, •
We are •sorroto state that Arr. Al.'
• ' -: . k •
bert Deao•rny is still on the sic list,.
We wish' all otir readers, a, I-IaepY
11
, ew Year. .
. , .. 7: • ,
. • . . .‘,.‘ • . .
'.•Goaeriten iniMisnifi
• • ' ';••, • '•• : .:
• * ;th.;..0eorge.E.• Rathweli. atii
• jennhar
ie.Ratell of Toronto, spet
states E.,,t the hernestead on •ti
fleIdLine. • The were a.ecompanie
friend Miss May Sittig -art who
.: . .' : • . . • t
et, to the city with Mr Paths
.. ,. .. .
Monday, Miss Rathwell stayg r
a few days longer.••• • • .
- Mr...2..-nc, Mrs, Harry' Gotild at
o
ily. f 'Clinton spent Christmiu
Gottld -homestead on thelItiton.
I • ' : .. . : • . • ;
Mr, 11liam Gould. Of 'Port
Prairie, . Man., seem:panted •
wife and f '1 • ' .• •
aim yi, is a guest: ;
homestead On the Huron Roai
is twelve years since he- went
.where he has ;dotre Well; Thla
:Wife's first visit to this part. •
•" The Porter'sITill"sehool wil
011 Aloitelay next, • ' .
mi.D. • s ••Can •.t.ie i n. ' i "th
. . . oo e
stack police force vvas licane roi
trnas, . . -
.
Mr. George Ahderson; teacher
tgba, reached. 'mine in thne
take of ; Christmas turkey at
- • . . .. .
homestead on the Bayneld, I,Ine
11. r was • veryI .'Y
ie e. a rappy .. tna
• 'h e of '
at the oni Mr. and 1Vfrs.
Elliott ' When a .ftionber• at
froth -.• Goderielf .. and same ne
gathered to spend the day and ,
I:Nether. ;alter •..v.:8 •the weather a
1 Ing I wet .
g-11 . • el beautiful. eyery .
seemed to enjoy themselves inan
. , , -
As the hostess is well known fc
ing tip a god6 spread nothin
Ielt out and all parted: • 1W.to
spend !litany another Xmas lit
home. .
Wednesday evening of Iast wi
the occasion of a very ,pleastm
cring at the Sunday sawed
children • of St. James' thurth
dletoit, - The chair was toecup,
Mr. .Tolut Clint, the worthy s
tetident. A very entertaining p
was rendered by the thildren ai
deserve credit 'for the Way ‘ ittl
theY acquitted. m
theselves, • So:
Miss Halliday,Miss Iii Burnett
RMiddleton were enjoyed tu
apprecitttion of tite months:won
by,W, Cole, C. Weston stid J.....
toll.. accompanied by Ittiss E. 13
was shown by the hearty way
eh l, T
itiwas apPa.udedhe most04.
aide part of the evening for tli
. . ,,. ,.
ones was tite uistuant.ing
Xmas. Tree byt Smite, Clam
*Ilia a, light Ittneh 'was serve
nii de t 1 r 1 1 1..
par et or • tome ee $
in
had, a.very. pleasant evening.
'We wish all oar readers a.
mut prosperous. New yea,
The township' council hes be
ecte(1 by acelaniatiort.
Bliss Gladys Cantelon, Clint
r1i6;•44.• trlika.;/.• 4. O.:. 4......t.4
•
t . .
,
• Huliett '.1roiNitship.
AS will. be 'seen by the list ' below
.
the otturipipal nominations. on Monday
.tesulted in: the . 014 council • being*, re-
elected' 1 ' .1 t'•'••• tl •' ...
., . >y ace aura ion with ie ex
•ceptron. of 'Mr. Harry. Warren . who
,was. not a candidate; ,in whose ' stead
Mr.. Samuel MeCool waS•eleasen, That
Mr. MaCooli Will perform the duties.
of 'the. °Mee fairly atsl welt is the pp-
inion, of all Who 'know lain ; ..
.
Reeve' Robert' Tj'erris Ilarlock
.' • ..
Councillors, .'\Vin. ' PattersoU, Auburn
. Wirt, 111Oon, Loodesboro
• Thag.MeAlillan ' Seaforth
. r
. Sanfl•MeCool, Loncleshor0
The* 'following is" the report for S.S.
No / , ...., Hallett for 'December basedi
Upon daily marks : - •
• :SthL.teBlaggie Ellititt, 'Chas, ' Sumter-
cock.• • .
sr, 4.t114 --Win•. Tamblyn, Wm. Sunder-
cock; ' jas, Brigham, Alfred Collin-
son, , . .
.
Jr 411 -Norman Ktiox• Frank Tim-
. ' , / •
Inyu May Caldwell
. 1 . • , ,
Sr. 3rd-Hernian, Stindercock,
Jr. 3rd-Eisie rear. • ' •hospitable
tst-Pearl Cunningham, 'Cunene'. Mt-
Vittie, Bessie ' Cuuninghatti, George
Brown. . • • . . ' .
•. Perfect spelling-7st, ' II. Sundereock,
2lid, 3% Brigham. '
-.• 1
Istiroded attendance for Month, Is();
average, ./3,...i.c, o,,, wound, 'readier,
•
At the Manual ,Ineetillitl Of the rate-
PaYters ' of No, s tlic following littsi-
ness of public interest was transacted:
Albeit Vociden wes elected ttOitor for
'••-• " . ' -
• t
e aming term, S.. ATeCoOl. having" .. re-
" rned itt onter to acee tt the noninna-
slt, . .. .. , ...1
ton tor councasnin. Aviv. Lee Was
1 1 rii' . . ' I
e ectet. to i. •olit his teem ° a year.
IZ. • Carter was eleetedvto stiecced Nat.
Voilden, the. retiring trtistee. S. Ap-
' .
plehy was, •awarcled the ecntraet. of
supplying the, Wood• at 5/.40 a, eordi. •
We wish all otir readers ar /LIMY
,., ,,,
rsew a. ear,
..............-.................4...
• 'What will Ross do ?/ is t Ai popular
query that can be answered with the
assurance that Ito will do J. P. Whit*
notr-.0 I'm pan.
• •
Blake.
... Tack:Frost paid a, Viet to this coin-
triunity last week and r ernainec-1, tor a
, •
few clays. •• •
•
Btr, Robert Boyce, ohe of6Stanley's
most Promising -young farmers, has
wife.. We `)."0111
taken. tinto himself a . I
in wishing the couple a. long,i I
JaPPY
and prosperous life- tegether.
Christmas passed :over very quietly
it1 our village. • , , ' . •
Mr. Peter Douglas .Tr., who spent a
yelr in tke Whes returned, to
t• - ' est, "'
4Pei'd the winter . tunler the' parental
• ;
1.0. •
Mr. and Mrs. •NVnt. Douglas : of
• ' Yr se .t visit-
Marlette, Artet..,. are at 4 e. 11,
.
ing',111..the 5..,otintrishity.•_ ._ . .. ,
"'Mr. - at i1 ItIrs,-.•Witi.• Blair or Filir-
grove, Mich., have been visiting rela-
tives for the past week, .: .
Miss u. Yule, our •popular clerk,
.
Apent a few days at her. hme oin till-
lartott
A Happy N'ew Vat to alt our reade
/Wet
....141.141...0i.....4..............+.....**1
• • • ,
Hay. Townsluo.
. •
On .Wedeestlity . of this week MisS
Atstie 'Johnstone, clangliter of Itar,36101
Johnstone of the :40 eott. of Itavsteas
.
united in marriage to Mr. A. T. Dott-
• glas ol• the village 01 inak..c. .1.:11a
ceremony was performea at the brute's
home in the presence of litany trios
of the contractinC nartieS,
•Ig
rat of
the vil-
Card of
moth-
, Miss
d Mr,
Berliu
Mrs,
✓ guest
it the
•
an bf
of Miss '
y even-
inuipeg
Mrs.
ald
miner's
ld, on
of Tor-
g'an
s jam-
esent.
I's and
Mabel
in the
s been
season,,
to her
tack of
s been
ths re-
. Par-
instion
E.
onald-
Br-
Yergu-.
at the
Idi •On
ughter
ds af
in the
:by the
• Rob- '
.
porous. •
een in
eturnied
ancient
Da-.
thus
erielt is
Mrs,
of Tor -
spend
mburg.
• neigh-• '
• sport
ni are
ins.)
IraPRY,
Miss
t Citri-
c Bal-
d by a
return -
ell on
It. ho2ne
d fam-
at the
Road.
ge la,
y his
t 'the
. It
West
is his
1, open
•Wood.-
Chris-
, Maui -
ter par -
the op
LS spent
R. H.
friends
ghbora
venting
nd slei-,
person
ensely„
✓ gett-
was
ng to
that
ek was
t gath-
of the
Ee by
uperin-
°gram
tct they
• Which
os
and 3.
14 the
LVIiddle-
Musk
iir
urnett,
vytt-
en.30y-
o little
of the
after
and
they,
happy
ett
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