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MI '~: xtm'RIER rrfi‘k‘vtr;EHED BY PAH“ .-ml mail coun- ; H. 2. receive. «H'm'im wh. ‘ :u'ws‘o‘nted hi- ' JH“ letter ‘ Iritn ”O'I'illd. he Widen Tube Contact SI. ‘_ “Vt Nightingale u» *~ TTER r08 Ill! ' , . Repairing 4;" a m med *‘P‘ZOJ-é H ARPBNED 'urbam; Machine Si [mmberg-Carlson Sels Try Our Bread llilreil. Fresh Every Day m-O-o-ano...“ RADIOS RADIOS Thumday. January ‘ _ ICES Groceries Always flu g :10 ”l -ln-1;l.1llncfl 3|“, "0‘ ”PS “0". Y": ‘ :{l“. '8 now . \‘xsitnrs are ‘- .Hx wwlrnme, “I. ~ 2 that the 3: " ”I“ “Hi” 4‘ u- Mom is M 3‘. MW eightseen, LH\ u». viciml . in- h'illml W3“. \ m: HI Hrc- ‘W .. s i‘ prohibit“ '3' Hf tho‘ Christ- ! \! H'I'm'. MACHINIST Goods Salmon. lb H» 15c In th tn \\' \i 'nt l 22. 1921. Rev. 1“. E. Powell con- :m-tml the ceremony. and Miss. '1lwna Campbell played the wedding "uh-iv. The charming young bride, .xhn was given away by her father. «are a pretty French gown of bead- »l peach zeorgette and carried 'i'llv‘llfl. roses and lilies of the val- V. The bridesmaid, Miss Coreth \m birdie. wore a pretty gown of or- m unorgettr and carried sunburst ' e .\lr. Clifford Campbell was Mr man. After the marriage. a "'t'o'pt‘inn was held and. later UN! _.. mu: ('mmle left to visit several .mnls in the United States. They ‘ ‘7? l‘".~'icl0 at Alvinston, Ontario. The ;. l has numerous relatives in i» Arm-tun who wish her much hap- .'"'=' fnnoral of the late MPBJ‘J. ' :‘_ \th died on the 23"! 11"., took m Flo-sherton cemeterr on "m nf last week and was arte- . °”"miml by sympathizing friends " ‘ lwv‘vfl. husband and his three N'o-rvim» was held in the Meth- t‘hm-z-h cn'vdnctpd by the 039-: "~ H. H. Eaton. who preached "I'owria'n sermon and anar- ' W'ia'nd at. the MVB. The mm were near neighbors and '~ pr Hm deoarted; namely. ‘ ~. Frw! Brnwn, Ro‘wrt Swan- " \ Invor. Rnhert Richardfiop. ‘ " ”"l (Thnrlps Sfrwart. Beauti- " "”0! trihn'es were given by ""m’rmcl and children. tho d9- '_,, mat. of a well-known young lady, \hss Mabel Alma Swift, youngest inughtor of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Swift '1‘ Toronto who was joined in wed- iuvk to Dr. Robert C. Montgomery H Um home of the bride on Decem- U ‘V "J ‘- rw. “Love" interpreted their parts. very well and looked exceptionally pretty in their characteristic cos- tumes. The program closed with the National Anthem The proceeds at the tea amounted to $102. _ __ _.__ V--." --\Iluv III‘IBIHIII. A large number of little folk, who m- always pleasing, took a leading part in recitations. songs and pretty exercises. A quartette by Mr. Clip- portnn. Toronto; Mr. Bryan. New York: Mr. Gross and Dr. Murray, lo- cal vocalists, was very fine and re- w-ived a hearty encore. Mr. Clip- mirton also favored the audience with a beautifully rendered piano solo. The second part of the pro- gram consisted of a very pretty pa- geant entitled, “Every Child” in which a large number of scholars participated. Miss Mildred Caswell as “Qanada”_and Miss Elda Karstedt nvs‘s _ vâ€"v “v\."l M; was given aft-er which the pas- Mr RPV. H. H. Eaton. [00k the chair and «unductnd an excellent prpgram. ‘ Vrh'r. Mrs. Albert. .8986wa 'mhi‘: Mr. andflrs. 9. G. !: Hm noi ghbvrs on the T0?- ‘Hu: the gMethodist Church, will recruit from its “ ' . angular” service, and the : mere ml] take up the service thus relieved beL athleen” from the Brown and Company illustr- business, traffic and industry c industry of the other. The la: the Pnncees Marguerite, wil -;hortly. During the stat few trip to the j‘land of t e Midn tisalong wa fro . ' llaunchimr nyf tun: Aiaffi'i‘ffhefillée V the lumen“ of L...- a m of the “Mucus Lawn-cu. but to ngnt~boru nwrco ;; Lady “Cl-.101! Brown; Mn. '1‘ to 3 Led Mount St hell. and 8h Gouge Mekten 32:". Em dab-2'“ '- Mr. Fred Mathewson bed a sale of his household efl‘ects last week. His new residence was ofl'ered, but a sale was not made. Messrs. Henry and Kennedy, gro- cers, have dissolved perinership, the infiiness being continued by the a . er. Miss Bessie Stewart gave a tea Mr. H. H. Form of 1 Bank has been transfer: erston, and Mr. Urry 01 succeeds him here. Mr. Fred Mathewson III-v 'thers and a sister. The sermons at the churches on Sunday were thoughtful, impressive messages appropriate to the begin- ning of the new year. At the Pres- byterian Church, the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper was observed. Mr. H. H. Fenn of the Standard Bank has been transferred to Palm-, At the annual meeting of the Pres- ,- hyterian Sunday School last week. the following officers were elected for the present year: Superintend- ent, Joseph E. McKee; Assistant-Su- perintendent, Charles Stewart; Sec- n rotary, Mrs. John Stewart; Treasur- 3 er, Mrs. Charles Stewart; Organist, ll Mrs. S. McCallum; Assistant, Mrs. t. Alfred Down; Teachers, Frank Chard 9 I By the Advocate of Manor, Sask., we learn of the death recently of >2 a former well-known and highly re- spected resident of Stone’s Line, Ar- temesia, in the person of Mrs. Kate . A. Stone who died at the home of - her daughter, Mrs. John Anderson, ’ at Manor, Sask, in her 80th year. Mrs. Stone has been a great sutl'er- er with rheaumatism for twenty- one years. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Williams who, in l841, came from Devonshire, Eng- : land. to Toronto where she was born. 1 At five years of age, she came with . her parents to a bush farm near Owen Sound where she grew to wo- 4 manhood. In 187l she was married a to Richard Stone, and they lived 1 near Flesherton until he died in 1883. In 1903 she sold the farm and I moved to Manor where three of her 1 children resided. Seven children e 'survive her. They are: Mrs. John 8 Anderson and Mr. William Stone 9 Manor, Sask.; Benjamin, in British 1 Columbia; Mrs. Fee, in Ontario; Mrs. G Banks. in Alberta; Rev. R. H. and 11? Rev. Richard Stone in the United 31 States. She also leaves three bro- 1‘ thers and a sister. K At an enthusiastic meeting last week for the purpose of organizing the hockey club for the 308.3%, the following of licers were elected: Pres- ident, U. B. Welton; Vice-President, John Wright; Secretary-Treasurer, George Akins; Manager, George Mc- ’l'avish ; Assistant-Manager, S. E. De- eudmore. A lively season is anti- cipated, and the following playersl are expected to he .on the team: :Stewart and Cecil Mc’l‘avish, Ken- neth and Reginald Boyd, Wesley Armstrong, John Dow, George Akins, Frank Thurston, R. Patton and H. Betta. Deep interest is shown this year by the ofl'er of a number of citizens to supply teams to convey the players to matches at outside points. and the Women‘s ”.19. 0. club at which she was a member. T'- _v... uwwuumu, cuannum 0: Joan brown and 60., Lady Mount Stephen, 0 ; Captain Troop C. I. European general manager of the Canadian i’nd . -â€"â€" w-" or where three of her led. Seven children They are: Mrs. John Mr. William Stone Benjamin, in British . Fee, in Ontario: Mrs- 1mm, in E in Ontario Rev. B. H erred to Palm- of Orangeville 1‘ Utel'COfl Wu; , Willa!) Two of a Kim! A bank takes on a number young men during the summer. . their salary receipts is printed legend something like this: “Yo salary is your personal business !a confidential matterâ€"and shou to anybody. 'I’m just as mm ashamed of it as you are.” ana r'malay are new members. temesia Townshipâ€"Reeve, T. R ,Kenzie was rc-elected by 3ch 'tion; Deputy-Reeve J. A. He: was re-elected by 91 over Th Mercer, the vote being 427 Council, Herbert Corbett 420, Williamson 357, Alex Garrutbers Harry Shaw 265 The first I were elected. Municipal elections on M resulted as follows: Flesherto Iagoâ€"«Reeve, W. J. M ends was temegia Townshipâ€"Reeve, T. H Kenzxe was rc-elected by accl Lion; Deputy-Reeve J. A. Ho was re-elected hv m nvnn rm. day ; away posts. a few days in tonsils remov Monday. _ The schools Mrs. Robert Sharp was home from Toronto over the holidays visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. McMullen. Owed Somid to with his familv day in preparation of the Minstrel Show and concert to be staged by the High School Literary Society on Friday evening, January 16. Great pains are being taken in preparation of the program which will be unique . and pleasing in character. A large crowd and excellent time is ev- peeled. ’i and skating party to a number of friends one evening last week. Mr. W. W. Trimble and Mr. F. H. W. Hickling made a visit to Toronto last week. Mrs. John Beecroft and daughter or Owen Sound attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Sled last week. Mr. Elmer Heath of Owen Sound Visited his grandmother, Mrs. Han- nah Pedlar, over New Year’s; and .liss Sarah Pedlar, Toronto, visited her mother for a week. Mr. C. C. Aulph of Toronto was a New Year’s visitor at Mr. George Mitchell’s. Mrs. C. J. Crossley and babe of Toronto are visiting her mother,Mrs. W. Boyd. ~ Miss Irene Eales of Toronto visited ’Mrs. Henry Wilson last week. Miss Jennie Winters holidayed . ‘ Mr. and Mrs. William Henry visit- ‘ ed over the week-end with their son-In-law and daughter in Dundalk. . l‘nn n ‘3 -m- ' ‘ with ' on his family. Wesley Armstrong days in the city. ; removed in the a] elections 3 follows: Fl "'V’ VUIIII Alex Ciif'uthers 320, 55. The first three here opened on teachers who idays again at Ons on Monday ,; Flesherton Vil- M'gads was elect,- D. McTavish by I0; Council, Rob. Richardson 121, V} S, Inkster 89. any“ Ship- Johfi and his “fling of -fw Union Shit-ting, 72 inches wide per yard ............... $1.75 Coatings, 56 inches wide, per yard ................... $1.50 Tricolette Blouses for . . . 53.75 Kimona Cloth, per yard ”65¢ Ladies’ and Children’s House Slippers from $1.25 to 81.50 Boys’ Sweater Coata All-Wool from 82.75 to .......... $8.25 After an illness of about two years, Mrs. James Calvert passed away on Friday last at the ripe age of 84 years. She was born in July, 1820, in Midlothian, Scotland. In 1860 she came to Canada and settled in § .1 Egremont. She married James Cal- vert of town who still survwes. In- terment took place on Monday to Friends of Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-i Kenzie of Rock Saugeen will learn wnth sorrow o the death of their daughter, Mabel Jane, who died this Thursday morning at the age of 18 years. She was ill for over two years from anaemia. The funeral takes place Saturday to Rocky Sau- geen cemetery. Slippers from 81.35 to $1.56 Boys’ Sweater Coats, All-Wool from 82.75 to .......... $3.25 Men’s Duchess Trousers, Guar- anteed, from 84.25 to . . . 35.50 A few pairs left of Gray and White _ Flannelette Blankets. We regret to announce the death of Mr. Jam-es Mctlracken which tOUk place on Saturday last at his home at Edge Hill. He was (it years of age, apparently strong and healthy and possessed of much energy. He was a brother of Samuel McCrack- en of town and Robert MeCracken of Aberdeen. Interment took place Monday afternoon to Trinity Church cemetery. The twentieth anniversary of Varâ€" ney Christmas Tree will be cele- brated on December 26. Mr. John Aldred returned last week from a three months’ sojourn in the Great Northwest. Though he likes the country well, he doesn‘t thing of pulling up stakes and go- ing there. The Liberal C(mvénlinn hold horn on Thursday last was well attended, and Mr. John MnKnclmiu was the man chosen to contest Um mnstim- ency against Dr. .lamiosnn m the. local Legislature. December 15, 1904. , _ -- “‘- “Juan: m an invitation to his old friend to visit him. Last week they were to. gether again and immensely en-' 'oyed their reminiscent chat over ' . ygone days. ‘ On Wednesday afternoon of this week, another of those happy events which Cause a ripple of interest in the community took place at the parsonage at Arcola when Mr. Wiel- 'lingt0n Dormer of Coteaw and M iss. Zetta Kerney, daughter of Mr. W. Kerney of Waudhy, Ontario, were married.â€"â€"Moose Mountain Star. We regret to chronicle the, death of a Mrs. Alex. Morton at Rocky Sauâ€" geen, which orrurred 'l‘uesday last after about. live weeks’ illness from ratarrh of the stomach. The, deâ€" ceased was 1:3 years of age and leaves a husband and three daughters to: mourn their loss. She. was a «laugh- ter of the late James Lunney of Bentinrk. Interment takes Dltltft' to- morrow, Thursday. at t p. m. A farewell party was given Mr. ,Moore McFadden, who has been em- ' lployed with Mr. W. Ledingham, in the Foresters” Hall last Friday even- 1 ing by the young men of the town. Quite a large. crowd gathti-red for the occasion. and a \‘t'l'y pleasant time was spent by all trimiing of l the light fantastic. Mr. McFadden leaves this week for his home, in Durham, ()ntarioâ€"w Russell. Manitoha. , Banner. . ‘ l The 'wecther so far this winter seems to be much like that of last year. There‘s a lot of wood coming in just now and sold at about $2.50 per short cord. Many of the citi- zens have provided themselves with con . It’s 47 years since Charter Smith said good-b e to John Barron in Yorkshire, ngland. Charter and TWENTY mas AGO December sorrowinig i W4- lvarn that. Tlmrms Scarf and ;Sons, through lhoil' solicitur. l. H. Lucas, have moviwd satisfactm‘y 3MP Moment fmm Um Grand Trunk llail- way in lim: nf llwir claim for delay in shinmvnl of cattle tn the wvsl. in April last. Mrs. Mal'mrvt Aml. agml mother of Mrs. Allan McDou â€"_ 74 years, gall, cllml A very prvlty wmhiing tank plum W‘mhmsday. Ut‘flPnlhl'P :38. at. the home nf Mr. and Mrs. H. .I. AM. An- nabcl, when their youngest, daugh- ter. May. was nnitml in marriage- to Mr. Roimrt Watt, «if this town. Mr. Archibald Mvikh'. :m ohl unn- anum 90 yc-ars Hf ago. dim] m1 Frl~ day last. at. the hum:- uf his sun. (ioorpn, in town. u... uuuaslllll l“ l't‘ll‘!‘ last wéek In “In deh of Mrs. Bin- mc, one of the most. ryspectml mun- Mr. Arvhiv Brown arriwd in town 'I‘lmrsday night from Hartnny. Man- ilnha. with his hridv. Arvhic- was at one time a typo «m The (Jm'nniclv staff hut. for ”w last tlnw or four years, has 1mm running a hurlwr- mg husinoss at Harmvy. “4* is a son of Mr. and Mrs. (mark-s limwn of__t._his town. ceased came here’last week to spond a few days with his sons. John and William, and daughtor, M iss Emma. Heart troublo was the immmlinto cause of (loath. Ho fol! mar Stin- son‘s bakery and was carried to Hm rosidonoo of Mr. Jamos Carson whon modical aid was: called in but too late. mn' _nmi_ssiun m January 12, 1905 81 [‘0 WP day, . December 27 For the three or {our yea-s, Ir. Ana: howu about 50 years of up almost an invalid. growing 00“- ly wetter from some disease a to I“ (1.10 residence of her (mama- cir- Y (ednesdny morning after an ill- ness of only I few weeks. A mini surprise. muk plum ‘ the . tinck Baptist parsonage all Janutryfi. whom a numlwr of you. peeple from (Blvnolg took m and. prcwnlrd Mrs. Pineo with I purse cagttaining £20.25 for service as urganvst. am at Mr. w. A. Anderidii ol ford. which occurred on Na- December 27. For the or {our yea-s, Mr. Ali“: was about. 50 years of m. '8 I an invalid. grow on“. Iker‘ from some gig.” on he