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Two of the Many Styles
of zoth Century Brand Clothes
that we are showing for Spring.
These clothes have, a national reputation for style and
satisfaction. Ready for service, or made to your
special measure from choice of 300 stylish cloths.
See these fine garments before ordering'
your SPRING SUIT or OVERCOAT
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CLOTHING - MEN'S FURNISHINGS
MINIZI011EMI
WEST WAWANOSH
Connell met as per adjournment on
Feb. 18th. Members all present; Reeve
Medd in the chair; minutes of last
meeting read and confirmed on motion
of Watson and Thompson.
The Treasurer's statement showed
balance on hand of $357.86 and was re•
oeived and Sled on motion of Thompson
and Watson.
The Clerk was instructed to write to
the member for North Huron re the
keep of John Davidson, a patient in the
'London Asylum.
The matter of the olaim of Chas.
Thoma re assessment was dropped on
motion of Aitoheaon and Thompson.
The Auditors' report was presented
by John Webtter and after being finally
audited was adopted on motion of Win
•son and Thompson and 200 copies order-
ed to be printed,
The amount of Colborne township re
vaccination of children in sohool section
No. 1, of $2,76 was ordered to be paid on
motion of Wilson and Watson.
Sohn Webster was paid 0.30 for tile
for drain on eon. 10, on motion of
Aitoheson and Wilson.
Orders for. payment of mounts to the
amount of 542 were passed.
Council adjourned to meet on March
.18th, at 10 o'clock.,
W. S. MCOnoseig, Clerk,
TII lasIDER,Int.
The following is the report of S S.
No, 6, Turnberry for February; names
in order of merit:—
Fifth class--Be11a Murchison.
Sr. Fourth Class—Stanley Dickson,
Ruby McKague, Violet Showers, Maggie
Chandler, Norma Mo] ague, Sadie King,
Roy Porter.
Jr, Fourth olase—Bert Holmes, Jessie
Holmes, Bertha Chandler, Johnuy Mo.
Kague, Albert Paxton, Vine, King, Fred
Foxton, Grace Snell, Wilfrid MoKaguo,
John Snell. •
Sr. Third pleas—Wilfred Murchison,
Pearl Fallis, Minnie Porter, Robert
Faille, Louisa Snell, Ella Faille, Earl
Dickson, Mabel Goy.
Jr. Third class—Henrietta Foxton,
Georgie Dalgleish, Ethel Ohatidier.
Sr. Second class—Perot' ming, Henry
Holmes, Robbie'MaKague, Ewart Link -
later.
Jr. Second close.—Harold Showers,
Gertie Fanlns, Charley Showers.
Pt. II clues—Norma Paxton, Lizzie
MoKague, Emma Snell, Harold Vallee
J. CAnLtNG, Teacher.
Alex, Stephaneon, a painter, of Sand-
wich, oommitted suioide by taking Paris
1 green.
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Sor,rxes
We understand that a new hardware
store is to be opened shortly in the stare
recently 000npied by N, B. Gerry. The
new proprietor being Mr. Charlesworth,
of Seaforih,
Mr, Wm, Campbell hag left town to
aooept a position in Toronto. where his
family now resides. Ur. Campbell has
been a eltizen in BIyth for a good many
years and kis friends here will wish him
Prosperity in the pity,
rrevent Taking 0014.
often you pore home cold, and shiver*
Ing --feet are wet, throat is raw, chest a
Ittle pore, A. bad cold is ,just begiantug.
Put a Nerviline Porous Plaster as your
chest, rub your throat 'with Nerviline,
and take a stiff dose of Nerviline in hot
water. This prevents a chill and obeoks
the cold instantly, No remedies so use-
ful in the home, so sure to prevent
serious illness: es Nerviline and Nerviline
Mestere. Sold by all dealers, 2do, each,
but be sure you get the genuine, and
refuse any aubstitute,
MUM
David Donaldson, 12th pont, has taken
a position in the mail order depart.
went of the T. Satan & Co's store in
Toronto.. We wish him success and
believe he will do well.
Tuesday of last week Joseph David-
son, who has spent the past few months
With relatives, left %or his home in
Arcola, Sask. He called on Toronto
friends on his way.
A very pleasant snrpriae was ex-
perienced by Mrs. Angus Brown, 4th
son., when Leatherdele & Son, of Brus-
sels, planed a fine Heintzman piano in
their home, a gift from Mrs. Brown's
parents, Teasdale and Mrs. Whitfield.
13th non. The vaivable present is
highly prized.
Thin as a Rail, Are Tout
. Every day spending as Hauch energy
as you make—if the balance goes a little
further, well, you of thinner. On tbe
danger line to -day, —to -morrow may be
too lfate i Better use Ferrozone, it builds
etp—a little gain the firat week, but the
gain keeps growing. Next week, not
quite so thin, Keep right on, lots of fat
won't hurt at all. Your blood is en-
riohed, oheeks grow rosy, your ,heart
and nerves grow strong, and you don't
tire so quiokly. Joyous robust health,
a sturdy frame and a cheerful mind—all
these come with Ferrozone. You'll try
it, only 60o. at all dealers.
MORELS,
Among thefts who are talking of
going West Lire Bert Oonnah, who has
been making his horse at R. J, Scott's,
6th lino, and George Hewitt employed
at Samuel Walker's, Both are good
steady fellows and we wish them well.
The Clegg pasture farms have been
leased, the home place to James Granby
and the farm' near. Brussels to Geo.
Keys, of that town.
Ben. Beam, 7th Iiue, killed a snake
in one of their fields on Wednesday of
last week. It was lying on top of the
snow and showed fight when approach-
ed,
Arthur Herr, who recently bough t
the farts of James Sherrie, 41b hoe,
lntends to build a driving shed and hog
pen this spring. He seems determined
to have everything up-to-date.
The 6th line is determined to keep up
with the procession. Wm. Thema will
split and enlarge his barn, which will
be 60x80 feet when finished, with atone
stabling under the whole of it, giving
him ample room on a modern plan,—
Robt. Nichol has decided to build a con-
oreto silo. It will be 14x30 feet and
will hold upward of 100 ton of Dorn.
Mr. Nichol is having the gravel hauled,
—Tho old barn ou the farts of Jas,
:iaxwell, will be pulled down and in
stead will be built a fine new bank barn.
The stabling will be cement, Jno. Fetch
bas the frame work of both barns,
Rev. A. Ci, Wishart, B, A,, tied the
matrimonial knot on Wednesday after'
coon of last week, at Melville Mpnse
here between Angus Molloy, of Strains.
burg, Sask., formerly of Logan town-
ship, and Mien Lnoy,'daughter of George
Hodges, of Grey township, Miss Hanna
*Key, abater to the groom, was bridee-
made and Wilbert Hodges, brother to
the bride, was groowaman,
About 12.30, Wedneaday morning of
last weak, Mra. Santee Gibson, a resident
of Brussels for over 40 years, passed
away to the Great Reypnd in ber 08th
year. Her maiden name was Sarah
Ingram, She was born in Comity
Cavan,. Ireland, and pante to Canada.
with ber parents when. i5 years of age.
65 years ago she was married to her late
husband, Jaime Gibson, (who died in
1887) in. Darlington ,township and Dame
to Brussels in 1866, residing here since,
She lost her eyesight 2 years ago but
was remarkably hearty fora person of
her advanced age. Mrs. Gibson got up
from her bed and walked across the
room and was helped book by are. Robt.
Kerr and on getting to tbe bed the old
lady dropped an her knees, put her head
on the bed and died almost instantly,
Old age with its attendant weakness was
the pause of her demise, Only one
child survives, James. Gibson, who is a
weIl-known resident.
Defeated By Dr. Hamilton.
Tu no way is health so menaced as by
aonatipation, It leade to indigestion,
insomnia, anaemia and a hundred ills.
Ordinary remedies fail—they relieve—
don't cure, The worst ease is defeated
and cured quickly by Dr, Hamilton's
Pilin; which cleanse the entire intestinal
tract, stimulate kidneys and Iiver, keeps
the pores of the skin open. You'll
never have stomach trouble, yellow
complexion or headaches if yon use Dr.
Hamilton's PAie. They are a perfect
system tonic. 25o, at all dealers.
L' ELMOR E.
For nearly a war k Miss Sproat, Miss
Dandson, and Miss Scott, of Belgrave,
Were visiting with Mies 0. Hamilton,
-near Inglis' School.
Oar singing school, which Mr. Skill-
ing, of Teeswater, has conducted for
the past three months, closed on Tues-
day night last.
Last Monday night the Literary
Society of Inglis' school held a very
sucoemsfnl 'concert. All report an en-
joyable evening.
During the past week Mr. Robert
TO icicle has moved his household effects
to Mrs. Terriff'a hones, We have not
hoard definitely who is coming in Mr.
Torrif 's farm.
Mrs. Hugh Halliday was visiting
friends in Wingoam for the past week.
Miss Mason, of Wawanosh, and sister
of Mra. Halliday,. is keeping thlugs
straight until Mrs. Halliday's retnrn.
The oougregation of the Methodist
Church have decided to hold a teas
meeting in the church on the evening o�
Tuesday, Maroh Oth, Oatside talent is
being secured and a good crowd and a
good time is expected,
Quite a nuoab3rof the farm era from
this vicinity attended the salas of Root.
Wilson and Wm. Mines of Turetberry
and report prio3s very high for cattle.
Tha homy of M:. and Mrs. Joint
Fitch eras brightened last Ween,sday
by the arrival of a daughter.
Herbert Neil is at work with his gaso-
line engine and wood sawing machine
at Mr, C. Johaann's, Mr. Neil has a
good dual of this kind of work booked
ahead and we wish him saooese in his
new eterptiae.
Detre. Copeland, of Carman, Man., re•
tarns to her home this week after quite
tae exteado3 visit with friends in th:a
vicinity.
Miss Etta Elliott, from the boundary
brickyard, has taken a position in the
poet office store. We wish her success.
EAST wenvnAr 0Set
Masan, Iesao Walker and Wilfrid
Held have returned home atter a week',
visit in Toronto.
Mr, .4.. ,¥oNeil is busy preparing to
,move to his father's farm in Howiek,
Mr. John Reid has rented the MellelI
fares,
Mr. Robert Soott, of the 12tb a000ee.
Oen has purchased a floe ball of high'
quality and breeding from Mr. Win.
McKenzie, of the 4th concession of
Cplross• The animal is dark roan color
and weighe 2,000 pounds. This fine
animal will improve the stook in Mr,
Scott's leeality,
The young people of 8. S. No. 11,
Rest Wawanosh, intend giving an entry
tairtient in their school on Pridey
evening, Unroll 12th, The programme
will consist of dialogues, recitations,
instrumental and vocal mune. Great
preparation is being made and a good
time is expected. Oome and enjoy
yourself at No. 11,
The late Thomas Jamieson, whose
death was briefly reoorded in our lase'
issue was a native of Sootland, haviue
been born in it small village near Glao'
gow, In 1858 he emigrated, to Canada•
settling first in the Township of Picker.
ing, where he remained for three year',
then coming to East Wawapoah apa
settled on lot 32, oonoesaion 8, where he
continued to reside up- to the time of
bis death, thee spending forty-eight
years in ties township. Deceased had
always been a healthy ,man and tleougb
83 years of age was able to be up and
around until a few days before hit
death, when he was stricken with
pneumonia, He was held in high
esteem by his neighbors and large circle
of friends. In religion he was a Pres-
byterian and attended Calvin church
and in polities he was a Liberal. Be-
fore leaving the Old Land he married
Miss Agnea Dick, who, with a family of
seven children, aro left to mourn his
death. The ehildreu are :—Andrew and
Miss Jane, at home; 'Thomas, on the
farm next to the homestead; Jaines, of
St. Helena; John, of East Wawanosh;
Mrs Chas, 11, Rintoni, of Winghatn
and Mrs. Stonehouse, of Balgrave. Tbe
funeral to the Wingharn cemetery last
Friday afternoon was largely attended,
Brick Church Epworth League is les
no means becoming extinct, but is iu u
live and active condition, A vete in.
tereating and profitable time was spent
by them last Wednesday evening, wher
eight ot the members engaged in a de-
bate, "Resolved, that intemperance
canna mare misery than war," This
event has been looked forward to fox
some time as one of the best of its kind,
which it proved to be itt every reapect.
At the hour of opening the church was
comfortably filled. The .President in
the chair, opened the meeting with
anteing and prayer, after which the de.
bate was entered upon. Many well
eetablisbed points were brought out by
the negative side, pointing ont the
misery and expense of war, The affirm-
ative bringing in a great many points,
Established 1879
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Cresoicrie in a boon to Asthlratics
Does it not seem more effective to breathe in a
remedy to cure disease of the breathing organs
than to take the remedy into the stomach'e
It cures because the air rendered strongly anti•
septic is carried over the diseased surface with
every breath, giving prolonged and constant treat.
ment. It is invaluable to mothers with small
children.
Those of a consumptive
tendency find immediate
relief from coughs or in-
flamed conditions of the
throat.
Sold by druggists.
Send postal for bookl..t.
14snisa, Mmus Co.,
Limited, Agents, Mont-
real, Canada. 30q
I New idea
Patterns THE LEADING STORE
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New
Spin Goods
Just opened. up Ten Oases of
New Spring Goods including
New Dress Goods, New Sills,
New Dress Trimmings, New
Prints, New Muslins, New
Waists, New Hosiery, Corsets
and Gloves.
Dress . Goods Department ' is
crowded with New Fabrics for
Spring wear. Ask to see the New
Suitings.
Just opened One Case of Ladies' •
Shirt Waists, very pretty styles,
fine quality lawn. All prices.
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kept on fixing them thick and fast till it
game to the reply, when the captain
dropped in about twenty prints which
gave a final charge to the negative.
The judges were Mies A. I.aavreraoe, R.
Shiell and Chas, King. Wails ,tier
were considering which side wase winner,
a number al reeitationa rand moored
Harold Walker.
Sr II•—Fona Deecoe, Wilmer Taylor,
Annie Currie, Eon McDougall, Helen
Deacon.
Jr. H—Harold Reid, George Pocock,
Thomas Currin, Percy Sheiks.
Pt. II—Varna E'iiett, Taddy Kerr,
Charlie Currie, Helen d"000ck, Alex.
songs were given. We cannot refrain Leaver.
from making speoial mention of the Pt. I—Jim Perdue, InethIeen Kerr.
well•rendered temperance recinesiou, Average attendance 26.
"The 'old man goes to tenni"' given by A. LtawitENCE.
Mrs. Win, H Deapinore, who has been
Rev. G. W. Rivers. Mrs, J. Pattison in poor health for some time patteed
also gave a recitation, "What a 4 oluen away on F i3ae2 het, need ed 69 y
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can do," which delighted the audience
and was greeted withw:;rm sallpic4ui t. D` ^eased was hold in high esteem by
Mr. Shiell, for the j:,tlgos, announced h;.r zc:ixhbaxs c.e*,1 :;riea:rlra and rho
bereevrd family Q.t;i have the sympathy
that the affirmative aide was viete ions
of the community.
by the small majority of els scums. A
veto of thanits was tendertytl t':,e jest;. s
after which the riveting Ciasod wi`!gt itet,it tiein,;. rote Consumption?
usual exereieis and all heli= that they When your biro:..; =^'cl e, your lenge
had been benefitted by being present. and chest as e c'cre, y:.iz, ihrOat is sorted
with co..i dea't t. . .•on3uinp.i,).a—:-
uae Cacarnccz.y to i.tt.i ;,.et wall, .It
ele:ares the throat, eco .., ,...•j;iF.)1;. reaievtitx
tight Chest aur at•r.' i .a Ito `..ionuliial
tubes. To clear eras (iutirrh art' the
' Sr. IV—Verna Taylor, Gw. nrio:yn nays nothing eonoq. b- 11.1144r. C:-,taasbe.
Carrie, Marg Carrie, Earl Elliott, Pe:s'ri ozone is Nature's own xoniedy,--it heals
D >aeon.
III—Harold Carrie, E erne tt
Maggie P0000k, Willie Underwood,
Following is the report i'or S. S. No.
clase--R. Deacon.
and t•cothee—cures ever.y terve of throes,
1.,n,; or h:oneh;et tr.>ubto. Prescribed
1,4 many rp'ciaiiara Rad fa%d Isc thous.
and.; every day. 23a. n -,d $1.00 ot sib
d-•alers
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WERE YOUR IN TSE CROTID Yesterday
It was a, record -breaker I Never such enthusiasm displayed over any sale ever held I
Crowded to the doors Sorry we had to lock the door so often, but could not begin
to wait on the people, Come and see the kind of 13ARGAINS we give you I
Come, carry away goods at a fraction of their regular price.. COME ON I t
The Robson Mercantile Co.
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