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We had two runaway accidents last'
week and in each owe the horse was
at�.ezcoedtngly quiet nese The prat
was driven by' Mra. Ben Allen and her
hot'ae being affrighted at something.
ran away,Ghrowin(GMrs. Alcan out. but
not injuring 'her in the least, The
second one was wares. e i to tow
son of colonel Varecre came in to toga
With his, stater, ,Mole Captain 'Chris,
Tretheway on Tuesday /Mel then; arta
going along I:[awilton f3treet the hQrae
conk #rr b
K t arad ntadA a tree line fur
` Yfdeitu's Iifourand•Feed •store, craeh•d
ing through the glaof3. The occupants
• were thrown out but fortunatelyy none
were seriously injured. Mrs. Teethe-
weer was to he shaken in nerve but
wa6: able to be driven home in a short
time.
We hope thatg
1? some of our Ulic�ton
readers wilt Ix the pleasure Qf view.
inMrs.
i( the two master pieces of oil paint-
ing in the window of Mr. Smith's loot
.store on Beat. Street,. tete work
Artist. Iiaogitt. One represents the
•5ntranee of Christ into Jerusalem, the
.Orbe ie entitled. •'Uruei ti° " r
r�fle n repre-
senting ()heist.Carryieg His Grose
Calvary. They are the finest oil paint-
ings ever seen. this side of Toronto
and er
perhaps not there,
d'rs. D, McDonald "Dundonald"
spent last week in Toronto.
The FeRst of the Purification
P i n .of the
Blessed Virgin was celebrated at St,
Peterson Sunda by the blessing of
p. g
.the Candies, which were distributed
to thecongrogRtion,
s M
President of the Rebekah. Lodge, en-
tertained the Officers to a Progressive
game. and a fine - Luncheon. at
her home: Thewinners of the prizes
were: Miss Fanny Blackstone •1st,
Bonbon dish; Miss Emma Oampbell
2nd, Chocolate cup..and Saucer; Mrs,
.William B'thh. Hatpin holder, and
Miss Lizzie McKay, • Jewel Rex. All
were off -hand printed -china,-Mr,
and Mrs. Mullen. of Stratford were
guests also.
Mrs. Elliott, formerly of Clinton has
.been engaged for some runless . nurse
'at the residence of Mrs. (Uapt.) Shep-
hard, who we are sorry to say, is still
very ill,
-
;
of
to
Go 1';clli
The Woman's Inotituts met at Odd-•1100111TIONAL
feliraw's Hall on Thut'adax,ofl Feb,
Mrs. Magnus Swunaonpreanded in the
absence of Mile Charles A. Reid. Quite
a number of new members have ellen
added to the already Zang list. The
secretary not having all the receipt*
nor .bilDinner t In. on the will,
nor.bills all sant in, she • will be pre-
pre-
pared .at the March meeting to hand
rverthe: ttnt�ouotcleared- e business
ThIdOSE,
art being concluded, Adra. Charlotte
eek aff3t,.Lawrence ave a decpon*
g
titration in niakingaJt fly Cake. which
took her hut a abort time. Laurin R
the baking proceee the program hegt►ri
by the President, Mrs. Magnin Swan-
g
son calling upon Mian Lizzie Jnhneth
to read an article which in the
February Horne Journal, written • b
Eloise A. Sktrnrngsone of:tlie .Qodcric
Brandt of the Inetttute, Bogie,
one of the officers followed with read-
into an essay in: the"Win harp Tunes"
g .
. written and read, at the woolens In,
atitute in that .town: entitled "InBiu.
ence of Environment" b Mrs • it o
y M W s n,
trice President o! the •Winghanr
Branch. It was a most intereetin g
essay and well read by Mrs. Bogie,
,The writer is a cousin n#' Mrs, Archi,
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hail McDonald "McDonald Leonel
At the end of: the program refresh-
manta were served, mending Mrs,
Beek'slovely jelly cake. Mrs, Magnus
,Swanson assisted Mrs, Seek in enter.
twining the members,
.q ,
en i McKinnon of New he rk City is
spending the winter at .the residence
of her brother Mr, McKinnon,. Trafal--
P teased with our winter weather.
Mr. and Mrs, B. ,1, Saints "Saults
House" did not arrive at the home of
Wne late W. P. '3aults, until Monday
31st Jan., when they found to their
deep regret that the former's brother
had passed away on Sunday 30th Jan.
Asat • this
h s writing, Mr. and Mrs.
Saults.have not .returned. We can
only add that the funeral took place
on Feb, 1st at$oissevaine, with Mae-
onic rites.
A •'Beni":Social was held. on Thurs.
day evening at the Marine Social Ulu:b
Rooms and a great number 'of the
'relatives and • Weeds of the, Club
members were regahtN. In the Pro-
ressive Euchre °.genie Mrs; Will
tai ie won the fir:,t ,size. a "
ig i dainty
band painted china reap :ond' saucer;
and the second prize, was won by Miss
Lizzie McKay. a hand painted china'
cake plate. Mr. Fred Oraigie received
a very pretty pipe. Much merriment
w,as indulged in when the boxes were
ripened,' every one tnj°ging the sure
prises. • Later dancing began and end.
ed at2 a in,
hu id n for someviiwas e oec lasted d ty
gP by
It. S. anager of the Bank.
of Commerce Williams,and .owned • by Mr. Jas:
Buchanan. The price paid was $4500:
The building is of brick and situated
on cor, Nelson and Church streets.
Manager Williams will vacate it iii
9 t e outs
May .or her eb y P .predated
Master De Letnme'Mill cord resid-
ed at Knox Church Organ very credit-.
serer an Sunday last.
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Professor Jordan's successor as • ot-
ganist of Knox' Church • is. Professor
John. B,' Mtmter, Principal . of the
Woodstock Conservatory .of • Music,
but he cannot take his position here
rintil April. Be is orgaist at present.
of the Central Methodist Church. At
the Annual meeting of the Y.P.S,C,E..'
of Knox Church, the last week in Jan.;
Mitis M. E . Tait, -Secretary, read her
report. which showed a meth hersh i p of
75 with 35active active and 40`aseocrate
75 wi .ere. • One thoughtful idea has
been a..
•p 't into practic. 'namely, . pur-
.ahasing,Hymn Book's,. for the benfit
+>f strati ers,.at the sttbb the ervices•
The flowers for •the pulpit are. after=
wards giveh to the sick at the hospital
or at their homes.
The District meeting of the Royal
Tempters was held in Clinton on Mon-
day 'Jan 31st. Two delegates from.
Goderich attended, Mrs: C, F. Young
and Mr, J. T; Newall, ' •
The M►sacs Flinn y "and Victoria
.Blackstone 'will open -their 'Dancing
' P g
Academy this evening• "Thursday".
yLyth,
• • Mrs. Anste . Sr.,. is the guest of her:
daughter in Detroit.And
rs : "
M , ieager,.is the.guestof • her son .,•
Rev. Charles Seager, St.. Cypbrain's .
Rectorv.•Toronto.
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BOB
During
at
townsman
bout
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par
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skits
and
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thingisn't
he
central
' squirmed
downing,
his
mastery
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Of
thingrescue,
thing
trot,
one
a fosse
SHOULD
:
Editor
'some
'zees,
of
fawn
it,
'en
present
dealt
claim
aware
°ferry,
si Hifi
o
the
with
Animals,"
other
rimer
ciaty,
after
whom,
neglected.
the
the
several
"Chi•ldren's
fled
did.
tic
several
girls,
salt
nod•
g•-Wlll
was
'Mr,
come
trations,
I have
great
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ron
'
Judge
ins
my..
cellar
•missing
whether
ed against,;
fact
• for
other
take
own
for
matter
otherwise
fact
tions,
arable
are'.
°n
•ible,
•how
ion
to
the
it to
sloe
P
Councillor
in
engines
-factorily.':'and
•t
this
Councillor
ing,
hands
_.-
possible..
Jackson
•
•ed
thby
Clinton
did
. Clerk
•
soft,
Chief
$450.
Night
Assessor,Thos,
Cemeter
5375.
MedicaiKiletlth
1✓ri
*Engineer,
TI1e
Iocai
In
stable
le
leyX
of street,�vork,
Mali•,
ate,,
Chief.
engineer,
Assistant
Stoker,
Captain,
Lieut.,
Secretary,
Treasurer,
II.
W.
donald,
Ewen.
gileer,
member
torn
noon
was
atig
longer
A.
took
feet
er
other
things
the
but.
to
society
a
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lecture,
Toronto
to
last
School
•
both
'Harris
NTON
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and
Toronto
is
•will
any
opinion
tie
half
so
in
at
things
.the
pursue,
liquidator
of.
rho
make
week.
of
by
would
it
salary
i
addition
erforms
weigh
light,,
Sanitary
•
Maiden,
Wheatley,
1
dollars
AND
with
fly
seas
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It to with feelings
ge of suicere re-
gree that we record the dee,th of Me.
and Mrs. John Henry of Blyth, which
occurred on Jan 16th and Feb. 2nd,
both in their 80th year. Mr, Henry
was a man of wonderful strength and
i
vigor up to four years ago when he
contracted pneumonia and since that
rinse ha bac- n r�:w',
bee g actually fading in•.
health, heart tail re n
u bei. g the cellae:
of death. i3t had been going around
- as usual u • to Saturday eveiitng
when he became so weak that he was
assisted to bed. Lie .continued to
row weaker till tl 30 p. in. Sunday
when his spiritpassed pCacefull
awe y
y to the Menial City, Home to
Gose. He weea kind,_
hottest, in
trious an 10 '
d vrng paent, but his
enfeebled health •weighed heavily on
tum and often• he desired, to be at
!rest.
No sootier were his remains laid
away than the mother ill with
neumonia d
p an owing to beer great
a e 1•
a fttle hopes wt xe entertained of
her recover y, notwithstanding every -
tiling possible was done for her. but
in vafn..,:On Monde she had a tExcell
. and roma' ed•.unco Y •hto stroke
in, nt sir eri the end.
She bore her great sufferings with
calm resignation and wonderfulA
brightness 'and her .assurances of a
glorious reward were indeed bright,
She had is to fall asleep in Christ
She had no fear of death,' hut
, o rather
as!;
portal to the life
welcomed itere
beyond where they twain would be
united once again. She was of a
most patient, gentle,. faithful and' lov-
able disposition and wasTbeloved by
saidl both her, Truly it map be
saidof � "'
both Blessed. are they who
die in the Lord for thea works do
nus re them' and the y. await a glari-
nus resurrection morn,"
M cher
o , if in same realm of brighte1
day
Your spirit,
, , l purified byfirs-oe half
Should ger, listeninfor some half
•messed voice.
With. thoughts of Earth again.
And i could send one evhis ered word
p
through space
One word , of Earth, to reach your
higher sphere,
I canoed -low groveling ,in my grief
sob otic • • '• . ,t
ends were so dear i -
The friends who leave us do not feel
the pain of parting
As we feel it, who must stay lament-
ing day by day..
And knowing. when we wake upon the'
morrow' ' .
We shall not find in it's accustomed
piece'
.. ea The one beloved face.
. Mr. 'Henry was born ut Ireland : in
1830 and • wh• en two pears• of age'
came' to Canada • with his parents,
settling ' down, about . thirty mil-
Ia e north. A iter h on �o near Boltgn viI-
lee_e • grew up he married
Rosanna, eldesti daughter of • William
R. Talbot Esq., London • tewnship,
by whom: he had three- sons and five
daughters: sirs. Susanah Brown',
Wingliatri William and John, - Hui -
lett ;, Mrs: Isaac Barr, Jarvis, Rosa
and Maggie near Clinton "and' Chex- ..Cutter,
Lotto of Blyth. Thefamilyhave the
hears; felt, sympathy of a host of
friends in ' this double bereavement.
The funeral services were held at the
•Mus° and were conducted by .Revs.
.Messrs. Cooper .arid Small: The pall-
bearers were Messrs..• Lear Slater
c r
Coombs, - Wilfred, •Sims; -'Petersen,
Hill and Jaeksen. The remains were
interred in the. Union' • cemetery,
'B;
ever near us though' unseen • .
The .dear .immortal s it ' tr d
p ea
For all .the boundless universe
- Is Life. ! •There • are no dead.•
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'Sault, Me. Marie, and.. their only .sort
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(<larence, of London,•are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John Hillier.
The Msaicnaryw Tea held at the reef-
'deuce of Mrs, Mathew Ba .es on on-
Batere M
Tea evening carte. very, well attended.
was s served at (f. (l and the tables
looked very tempting. On each, was
.a jardiniere of Asparagus fern or some
cher flowering plant, After tea the
.eharrttati, Mr. Robert Young. , re nest-
�d all presenttosing+ hail t
All. . a, fee
rower of ,�eeus • Name" after which
tire. Givens and. Miss Nicholson reed.
•eyed very pleasingly the sacred solo
"There was one who was willing to die
11n my stead" followed bye. reading by.:`rhe
,.
Miss Pearl McGillivray_ entitled Mytook
»
Band. Mr. Walter Merchant sang a
humorous song "I never excite my,
••
self. Mrs. Fergusan gave a very fine
address and showed all present, try
reading some North West lettere
what good resulte accrue from Mission..company
dry gatherings. t•The Railway' Life"
g y
was nicely sung try the Misses August-
iire and Wilson,. Chairman Young
their made a speech showing; the great
the world is now taking to
inter interest the world is Whites and in to
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McKay:
sang in fine baritone voice "My Moth-
' »
•er's Prayer, 'Mr. Dative Wells sangEuchre
another baritone solo which did hits
�nuc credit. Little Master Victor
t
Kerslake sang with conch reverence
There s not a friend Tike the lowly
Jesus." Mr. Harry Newcombe rend-.
ered a very pretty mnuth•organ solo.
Miss Augustine pertormect her Club
Shwinging very gracefully. "G. Ye"
a motion song was very nicely render-
- d by little Miss Lima Thomson. • Mr.
Kerslake.rendered a fine cornet solo
and heirig loudly encored he played a
second: The profit stn finished with
the Doxology.
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- Atthe -.Gioc'eiich 1ollegiala Itastitute
ae anus need rhe week previous
u e . p pyran ,
' Walter Gfordon Graig made his Ora
ap lessees to a tlodexicb auciianCe.
P
the Shakesperian readings were
cleverly given and were of a very high
order. Ile, also rendered "Eugene .
Armee Dream" to hi bl dramatic
a y
style. e i "
y . "A'l. x Ilalienr'ea a pathetic
story, written as a Poem was beauti,appeard
fully rendered... In Farce, Mr. • Craig
kept
p.. ,tltA audience in: a merry mood,
snit received rest a tense, res ond-
! PP P
ed to: two: encores, A ver nice ro-
y p .
g rant Wm -arranged by the sehden„ e,
. The first on the program was a anlo hy'
lilies AlmaSturdy,
y, ;3weet Memorise,
next No, was The (illee Club, of..
theGI,0.I. in their song Games of
. ChildhQn�d,"' Two violin daetts fallow..
ede the. riser befu performed by the
Misses Grace McLean and Clark; t he ,
8eeond by Miss Grace Sanger and Mr.
Fred Doty, Mr. Kflpaok favored the
with a Bright Hunting Song
Miss 11icCreath - rendered very nicely
a solo •'I love you so' Mies nes
Hamilton. accompanist,Mr, it a°k.
1K p ..
rendered one of hie One piano solos
and played God Saks the $ing. M.
Graeme ed Go Cameron kindly presided as
Mr. Alex Saunders gave the motion
that. the audience give the. dramatist
a vote of thanks. .
On Fria evening, Eureka; nun il'
dy ]lI, aC cy
held a Box Social at the house of Mr.
and Mrs, Will McCreath Park Street.
Games, music and song cotnbfned
made the evening must enjoyable.
Mrs. Bogie, Treasurer of the L•+•dtes
Aid Society,of Knox Church, sent in
..the following• report; its receipts
amounted to $311-$159 was handed to
th'e church Treasurer and the balance
went to.equipping .the socisty with
cutlery and liner► for the .carrying on
of it'e work..
THE
the test of the water works
on Tuesday, our ,genial
M . R.p
t A Downs, had • a
one of the lar ho
large se which
manipulating, and which av-
got tired and refused to
water aver the high buildings
and wanted to lie down.
n
•said to himself, "This y
peek
going to beat me " a
g g , , nd
a fresh hold endeavoxan, g to
it, taut in vain. It kinked and
and finally succeeded in
u „ Y
Bob,, but he struggled to
agate, still fighting for the
g g g
and it • is doubt#ul how the
would have ended •if at coupler
men. had not came to the
when then unruly, mutinous
again brought under con-
A, thinks fi titin fire is
g g
but he Ends that waster •
to .be reckoned with also.
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many • ailments
upon Con
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e ,
pimpled skin,
•
r dyspepsia, over-
and headache,
and
• ailments -
. c11t5 diS
cgentle liedtt 1t
entle action of
g
pills and
entirely un-
two. of Man-a.In
i n slight feblrlita
p pe, colds and
BE ENCOURAGED,
of The News -Record -Ipre-
,
that a good many of our Citi-
when hearingthe annou the
is i in
lecture which t given in the
hall last •night, thought, little of
I judge from the••attention giv-1
the addiess. by those who were
that the subject which
with • was such as might Well
a :full house. existence perhaps are .
of the tose of such a its
or fail to see ox recognize its
ranee. , Tnae rind al
p p glijeet of
is to prevent and deal
too common evil, "Cruelty, to
Out: of this as grown an-
which is doing a ve y .benefit
work : "The Children% Aid So-
. the object. of which is to look
neglected-• children, many of
axe most cruelty treated and
hie. Harris, who delivered
is managing director of
Humane. Society, and i;or
years has .had charge of the
Aid," hence is well push
deal with both ;interests, as he
night. His visit to the Pub-
and his addresses in the.
departments were much `ap-
b the' bo
y ys and
and will no doubt • re-
in lasting impressions for
The' address in .the town hall
i>xteresting and • instructive.,
intimated that he might
again and, :with lantern illus-
give another add;,r hie
ess, which
no doubt will. be. hailed with
pleasure. --Citizen•••
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all Lines of iV�en's•Furni
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Fuer Coats aril
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MERCHANT TA" '
,LOR
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DURING the the month of 'February we 'are closing Qut all lines of
D •., .
Winter Goods at unheard ofprices. Regardless -of other sales, It Wlll.
pay you well to do your shopping. here for the 30 days- - and • lay in a 'good
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stock. Dead the f0110W#t)gr list Carefully. :`ALL S *L $.•
y E MUST BE:CASH.
TOWN COUNCit.
LICENSE. fl ED
(Continued from, page.
Doyle .was heard on
I have just been-
agents - that
has :trended out 'lid
• j g
the appeal. • barn
this: judgment will
but -if. stands,
that the claims' of
have to •be.contested
set .of proceedings which:
:one of Several forms.
is that, it is
e Corporation ' to act
of .foreclosing. the
we shall .probably,
a dozen mechanics
rn every . one of which
costs would be incurred.:
nn,any courses •' open
this matter that it
this litOnient tg forecast
will -go,• lint in
proper course for,
now that the
;line been disposed
take roceedie 's^ to
p g
the ' ro art as
P P Y
•Thomas
eoopei reported
matter of wate> works.
and• pumps are working
a deep well
an•examination of
Jaclson carped
the waterworks system
of Commissioners as
In a later discussioii
said that he had been:
the• Grand Trunk
not bdrid. a
this year but, that
would be at time diamond.
The Town's OAScials.
and treasurer, b,
1450.
Constable, Jos.
Ctlnstable, Ittlbt.
Cottle
Supt., ,Onslow
OMcor,�Drel
ser Oliver•
er Johnson,
Clerk •also receives
naproveinent bylaw.
to bein Chief
g
and Tat Collector Chief
the duties of
caretaker..
-master, inspeCtar
meat, fish, bread,.
inspector, truant
That's all.
The Fire Brigade.
RObt. A. Downs, $15:
Silas Pratt, x$60,.
do, ,fames Howe,
Jos, Rider, $25.
J. H. Rens,
Jas. k'inei
11. Glazier.
11. l3artliil,
Il. Welsh,
N. Kennedy,
W. Marlowe, Bert
awson, H, 1 remlin,
Willi the excoption
Assistant and stoker
'of the Brigade receives
nor annum.
L.
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It '
the 3rd'
notified. by'
the Chan
met .die-
+►•
uncertain
.be appeal:.
the... et-
rho. liquids-
in 'an-
may
My
now time
le the
mortgage as
have ttl
lien ac-
con°sid=,
.There
to be tae-
is 'impose-
1 use
••my opin-
the • town
•a.ppeal : of
of,
• ek
g posses-•
meet as
4 Y
progress
The
saris=
expert! is
the well
the pear=
in the
soon as
•Mr.
inform-
officials that
station in
when they
'
L. Macpher-
Wheatley;.
Welsh, $406,
$85. •
Crich
Sheet,
'era. •
$7 r'or each
• fr;
•' i'on-
Wheat-
Overseer
of town
of else-
wood,
of.
$J0•
•P;grttaladville
W. McRae,
J. J. Mac-
I. retrain,
M„ Mc.
of the En-
each
fit-
FOR SALE, BUGGY, HARNESS
Robes. Will be disposed of.
cheap. -D. Bs -Kennedy, • 15
"' '
FOR,
SALE. -THE' 1VINE : atter-
house; ,stable. and lot on Rattan-
burystreet west n
ext. to the _,cot-
rage •of lVfx,. T... ,;T.• Mur• phy::•. Easy
terms.=Apply' to "A: Seele'y.' ' ' I$
'�
Big Drives in Readgrmade
Clothing
Men's$10.00 'u'sweet
Sits for • 7.25 .
12.00 "
14 00 '� 3.00•
' 10.00
22.00 Ordered Suits for 18,00
• 20.00 '� 1$,$0
Boys' Suits -
• .
Regular $3.50 Suits for 2.50
4.00
4,00 „
5,50 and 6.00 Suits•for 3.00
4.50
Out go the Overcoats,
. f
Regular $ 8.00 Overcoats for s,00
' ]0.00 o 7,00
]2,00 g,50
14,00 " 10,50
]0'00 11.00
25 per cent off all Boys Overcoats and Reefers
Deep
@e Cuts 111 Fur Coats
Men's $6x`.00 Coon Coats for 45.00 •
Black Lamb Cats 26.50
`55,00 Galloway Coats 25,00
`22.50 Dog Skin Coats 16;50
e0.00 Coon Coats 35.00
2�.U0 Brawn Calf Costa 15.00
i0.00 Wallaby Coats. 20,00.
Linen Collard 3 for 25e
Men's and Boys' pure Linen Collars, all
sires, i for -25
Rubber Collars 15c
Men's and Boys Robber Collars, all sizes,
regular '25c for .15
Silk Ties 15C
Men's Four-in-hand, Knots and Bow Ties
regular 25c and 35c forP
-!l�
C�
5OC Silk Ties for a:.a�(i
100 Men's Four-in-hand, Puffs and Bow
Tisa, regular 50c for "3a
25e Wool Sop for •19C
Men's Heavy Wool Sox, regular 25c for=.19'
5oe Silk Mufflers for :'9C
Men's Silk Mufflers, regular 50c for w•• r3
•
75c Shirts for 49c. , . • . ',.,
Men's and Boys' Soft Front Shirts, all •
sizes and colas, regular 75c for
$1.00 Shirts for '79C•
Men's up the minute Soft Shirts iii
stripes and checks and plain, all'sfzes; eek
gular $I for . , , , , ,y►p
$1.25 • Shirts for .980 '
Men's Ne I' ee " n So F
• n g tg a .d ft rorited>Shirtg; ,
patterns, allsi,es, regular',$1.25 .
for ; • : .g0
OO Flannel
annel Shirts'790
. Men's Flannel and Wool Working Shirts :
: with collar attached, all sizes; . regular $1-•
• for, ' .79
• Sol Underwear fear 39c
NIeti's Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers all
sizes, regular 50e for ,,35
,ill
$ Wool Underwear '•79c �.
,
Mens all Wool Shirts and Drawers, • all '
sizes; regular, $1 for , 79
•
$1.25 Wool Underwear 98c •,.
Men's all pure wool Underwent, all sizes,
regular $L25 foe • ,98
y •
"%.J� and 85c toys Sweaters 59C
S
..
• Boys Sweaters; in red, hefts and green,to
111 wool mid worsted yaarits, all sizs, re
gnlan?5cand 85e for .d9:
• • •Jean.
50 Men's Mitts for 39c
Men's horse hide and pigskin ..Woxkin g_anagen
Mitts, wool lined, large size, , .
Regular 50e Mitts for $9e
75c . " b9c
$1,00 ,; •.. • • .luetantl
790
1.25 " ' l)8c
• "'"
Mell'►S`' Hats
s Interesting
g • .
Prices
don's •$1.00 and 1.25 Hats for -
•.a5
1°50• •' ' x;00
2.00 • 1.25 •'
2'50 " , , , 1,50
8.50 •" n a
(��isstilitto)..... •. �•
:ens and Bays Caps
11ie>r's'60e Winter Caps
,�
-a - 75 .,
$1.00 <' .5(l
•• .75
, 1.25 • • • • ' "
I, • _ . • • . .85
1,10
Ott It i
Mens•Ralf Chats • •'
Regular $10.00 Rain Coats for , ; 6blborne
1Z:00 " .. ,' . , g.00•
18.00 •' .. , . 11.0)0
PROCLAMATION,
' • b y
Dominion;
order
pality
kept
ning
ly
lie
tory
dogs
Corporation
this
date,
-Jacob
Feb..
,
arsine
•The
of S.
•iii order
. .5th
Petrie.
4th
M.
hood
Jr,
McMurtrie,
Jr.
Ross,
• 2nd
Pt.
Tins,-
,. Yt
The
spelling
• 4th
Sr,.
Jr,
Jr:
2iid-Gladstone
I't.
XX;tYXX
.
X'
X
X'
a+`i
X ha
tabes
troubles
digests
X from
X of
X stornaCh
X colds,
X worms.
X promptly
X blas
X Mrs.
X ' (due,,
X Ovfn
X rho
X using
X enjoyed
X pan
X
X Sold
X The
X Brockville,
�tr�:rrv�••v
-- UNDER AND
vi
. otos' of the. authority of• the
Government; I do hereby„
all.d° s within this Munict-
g•
to be. , securely chained; or:
under lock and key, or if run-.
at large, to be kept constant -
muzzled, with an effective metal-
muzzle in .the. manner satisfac-
to the. proper authorities. All
running . at Large within the
in non-compliance with:
proclamation, on or. after this
will be immediately destroyed:
Taylor t a or.
y Clinton,
8th,' 1rJ10:' '
Marriages.
COLLYER-STEEP'-At the grime .of
• the l,tide's parents, ' Clinton, on
Feb; 5th, lop Rev. T. Waste Cos-
tna,.Ciarati 1Viaude, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. JdmesSteep, to Augustus
��t�llotr.
B( 1f fsE •-MkCOURT-In St. Josephs
rhurch,'Clinton, on Feb, 7th, by
Ren. Father Hanion; Mrs. Elizabeth
McGoon of Clinton, to•Jarnes Bute
ler of Oxbow, Sask.
MCGILLICUDDX-McQUEEN -- In
• West Lorne, on Feb. 2nd; Dr. Mee
• Glihicuddy of Exeter, to Miss Eliz•
itbeth McQueen i,f West Lorne,
Qpossible.
•.Births.
DINSDALEe-AtKippeneoe Jan. 27th,
Mr, and Mrs:: Robert Dinadale, a
d'aughter.
EBEttHART-In Tuakerstnith, an
27th, to.Mr. and Mrs. Gteorge
. Eiherherdt,. a• son. •
FERGUSON-In Sertforth, on Feb. est,
to Mr,' and Mrs. Jos. )t.` Ferguson,
a daughter.
. _..-.,. __. _. __ ..
Def►ths
HENRY -In Blyth, on Feb. 8rd. Kos-
annaTalbot, relict. of the late John
'Henry. aged 80 years. • • .
FORREST-1n Brussels, on Jan, 29th,
' Jane McNichol, relict or" the, latemi�nent
Win Forrest, aged 89 years. •
HENDERSON-In Tuvkersiniith, on
Flt;. est, 'Janet Henderson, aged ..?4.
years,
SMITH -.A1 Grand Bend,•on Jan. 29tb ,
Mier I3enr Smith, aged 53
y gyei►rs.
McMUROHIE-At Centerville. South
Dakota, on Jan. 17th, Agnes Mc-
Murchie. only danghiterof the late
Donald McMurchie, formerly of
Colborne township.
McGtGL;•-In Blytby an ktb.,xst, Eiyter
McGill, aged 65 yearn..gratuity.The
g ,
GRASBY•-In Rupert. on Jan. 31s
Harriett Woods, daughter of" 112r.
and Mrs. James Grachy, aged 52
g
ears, 8 months end 21 days.
111eI 1'V11IN. In 1�Vin ham, on Jan..
30th, Samuel Mc lwain, aged 52
years. .
'• -X
.__-.-._.
. . •
Bruce 3eld.
'
• .Tho Toronto World of Jan, 28th'
,
has an ,item• dwelling.o
. on- the resigns-
tion of Mr: McLeod, General Manage
er of the Bank of Nova Scotia and
mentions many' prominent bankers as
prohablc successors. Among them is
Mr. W: R. Travers General Manager
Farmer's g
of The Bank of Canada,and
hats the •iollawing to say about this
gentlYeman.
t will . remembered that • the
predecessor of . Mr. :McLeod .• was
Fysshc, formerly of the Mor -
chants Bank, The Merchants is in
many sea sets, especially as regards
conservative • banking 'methods, eine-
iter to the Bank of Nova Scotia, A.••
t a•
good training
orratposition tiin be
Bank of Nova Scotia ' One of Mr.M°I3eath,
B
Fy'sshe's most.. valued pupils in, the
. P
Merchants Bank was W. R. Travers,
General M of the Farmers
Bank. When. Mr. Fysshc •left to go
to the $.rank of .Nova Scotia he re -
Y declined an offer to ac-
so Close were their per-
company Yd.
sena, an • busini�ss relations. A prtlr
banker, speaking to the World
' !
last night said that he considered
Mr. Travers one of the most censer-
a five bankers in Canada and , would
not be surprised if the directors of
the sank of Nova Scotia thought • of
Mr. Fysshc and his service at this
time and remembered the gleet can-
fidenee in and reliance, upon Mr. Tray-
• %says impos-
ed.." that Mr. Fysshc a1
aarmexs Bank of Canada: Have
a branch in our voila a and also one
at bashwood under tglte- management
,�
et me. If. • • Dunlop.
e ] Ttt�Wnshitp..
• •
following is the monthly report
S. No. • 14, Stanley. • Names are
of merit,
-J, • %v, Kehl, H„ Forest, ' A.
.
-H. K. Fisher, H. 0,.' Kehl, iii`..
McBeath.
Anna
J 3rd -W. Coln •. O '
s •
• 3rd (a)--1,: E, Wasmann, A,
J. N. Hood: .:
3rd` b Anna F ..is fere.: Gracie
W. CC•, B. Johnston, •
McKay.
-W•. R. 'Cooper, G. •L.Bella
2nd=lVtaggio Cooper, Bella Col-
W. Parsons. •
L -••Norman Hood.
best spellers •'in tie monthly
aiiatehes were: '
and 5th--Ilorbert Kehl.
3rd -Wyllie McBeath.
3rd 100 -Alex. 1 111 rtxne:
_
3rd ,(b ) -Cecil Johnston,
McKay.
Tl.�ltiaggie Cooper.
• ..
,
Xx1;i
' ' HAPPY
.The healthy
child.
le vanish
properly
childish
these ailments
•or
feverishness
sure
and keep
W.Gr.
says,
Tablets,
pafour
them
the
rrctl]ntitend
er as
flee rouble',
by medicine
Dr. Williams'
•cavo
' Y i
XXhXXXXXXXXX
X
DAYS X
FOR BABY:
X
child is always a X
All . its little -'X
n h e i
when is food X
end it is free X
ailments, Most X
conte from, X
bowel troubles, X
teething and X
Baby's Own Tablets X.
all these coon» X
little ones well. X-
Martin, RavensCliffe, X
'"I have iisecl Baby's .X
in any . borne for X
•st years, and sinen X
my little ones have X
best of health. ii X
them to ever)1
a ure for e X
of eeh idlioodh X
dealers or by X
Medicine 'Co., X
Ont. X
.
v •v•vvvvV•y'ortrv+zrr
. Seaforth rk" `'
(Intended for last issue.)
Miss E: Ruffles and Miss Beryl
Crieli visited 'Clinton friends over
Sunday.
Mrs. Rowetiife of Stanley is visiting
her daughter, Mrs: V�ilbert. A. 'Crieli.
Chesterinton
friends oil Priddy. •
Mr. James a busines
trip to Clinton Saturday.
Mr, idda Crich of Tuckersmith has
pu rebased the b inlayson prtlperty df .
and intends taking pas-
session at nuns.
Mr. Tony van k,grrtond of ilunett
visited his uncle, 1Vlr. Y•�d. Ilinrliley, .
on batuxdap,
.mord
Townshiptris
-
(Intended for last issue.)tiler.
There died on January 27th, after
art illness oI about three weeks, an
old resident of this township in the
person of )avid Kaley. Mr., Haley
was in itis 68th year and leaves, to
mourn their loss, a wife, four daugh-
tors and one son. The funeral, which
was largely attended, took place on ..
Saturday and proceeded front the res-
idenCe of his brother, Mr. Joseph
Haley,. to St. Peter's Church, . God-
ericir, thence to the 11. C. cemetery
for interment. Ainnn the manyLuke
g
and Mrs.
>+ John McIntosh and Messrs.
Joseph Mclntoshho attended land 1 . Quigley he funeral were lof
Iiullett ' township. .,,•
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Eleven inen were killed byan erlo-
sfon stn a Milli! neer 7ndfs►na. rine p