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THE I4117ADINC3. N�]WBPAP�;7R OF HURON OOtTNTY.
GODE RICH, ON 11ARIO. CANADA : MARCH 27, 1902.
THE WEEKLY MArtwtt T REPOR T MH. CARNEGIE'S OFFER. Yooag, of Aabera, b• employed W i -n.
Oonamlrn. Mar 116 MI5 ate Ne f•
ar a
Fall Wheat
r lour. family. per cwt-.......
Roar.ps toot Pee •wt,..,....,-.
eBrea, tat......
bortat a too .,... _.. �..
certificates os to that value of to work
0 78 to 7* roe Prone 1 f.sr In a:Ne- done on the minium botal, on which metalrob-speelal tasted eeeslag,
. 910109102 3J 1
16 3J to 2 161 2 W A special mesUog of the toweoouooll woe
1e 00 b10 00 belt oo Lluaday owning, 0614fiy for the
W b t 00 purpose of ouosidrmg an offer by Aad
Itre, IteeUt10h.........•• 060 to u 01
Bookw(aeat per buck 0 50 to 0 55
Oats. ► ghat ....... . !0 b 0 tt
ark,..
Pees.•b.-_ „�..�..-75 b 060
Harley. per book 0 50 to 0 60
HV. • too 10 00 b10 30
Potsdam. a bush..
L'uttr,
_..,.
1wens. nor 16.... ..
WPate, trash mamas 04. i Salo • .:
1eo/ildes
Lire Hors
Dressed Hop
Banos.......... �..-.. �..
Lard, per 1 k,
1).med Beal tore quarter
Ilr•wd orlfitr. vs
Beal, hind
CeraieM. the multimillionaire, et $10,000
for • public Iibnry bui1dte4 In Uoderleh
The offer was th• remit{ of oorrespoodseoe
beswesa Mr. (carnotite anti the public library
board, sad 1 members of the latter
50 to 0 10 body were premien to ooaf.r with the m ooaa-
ITbOl6
cul b to. matter.
10 b 011
10 to 0 11 A..1. Moore, $:A , •oore4r
rut►hs..( ,
Y
to 1 W
b be
I rd•
50 b 5 W :Diel*•$ One olroumatanoes of the
c9 b 060
00 10 566
50 to 7 c0
12 to 018
15 to 0 1e
13 to 14
00 to 550
00 to 5 51
00 to W
60 btu)
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notloe of onstage. most be left st this
Office not later than Saturday
noon. The Oopy for changes
moat be left not le ter tthan Mon-
day noon. Oaaaal Advertisements
taooepted to to no. a Wednesday of
each wash.
RAND,rAuNK
-I ASTER HOLIDAYS.
I
Lowest one way drat alms fore, sang Month
27th, cath, Neb. Mph and 91st. Ian returalog
on or before April 1.1 11101
IH'HOo1. VACATIONS.
pre sad one tbl•d. Maros 91st to 2911, ro
turning on or beton April 6th, 1911.
OM your ticket. and all information from
P. P. LAWRENCE
Tows Tieket Agent, U.T.R.
Moo sties prem Son. 0 10 p.m.
Music.
MISS COLBORNE, --
Teaober of Fletcher music method, will re.
calve pupae et her etedia. •owe Mr. N•Ds)'s
' toeur.aoe olio*, Oomitt m street For 1nbr
motion apply either at studio or at re eidetic..
8t Purim's street
Fi . GLENN CAMPBELL,
Orgaatet zed musioal director of North street
Methodist oburc h, (.•ober of peso, pin* or -
Mtn
&ad theooy Puer
T41s Po esrs'f for all extuni
le. Will be pleased o receive saD�l 1(
Fo
Oonee
Hoer hem all those motoring such Iluruo.
Was at his new studio over Thomson's magic
Mem Dee of ptaoo for practise may bs ar
magma Igo Lite
P oat' Bale.
AFB FOR 8A68. -I HAVE A FiRE-
w` rate tern 1 will .oil for F*5. Salt -
hese. sr secs Mavis/ odd m•
-•her tete tor It. P. T.
BAWLS.
R SALE ON EASY TERMS, PROP
rtr known 0. Distillery Pima, pr par -
Oculars apply to EDW. C. ATTRILL.
"DOR BALE -THE EAST HALT OF
1' (6e wast half of lot 15, 000. 7. West W.
wa.osh. comprising 50 acres. Apply to HION.
RY F'OWLFtR, Dungannon, or to Philip Holt,
8arrt'tr. Uodrleh.
'VOR BA LL -LOTS 96, 96, 117. 118, 119
11' end 1N to Flatoblsoe's survey, W le
(ioderloh. Par 'particulate Apply to
PHILIP HOLT,
RarHster, te.. Goderlc6.
Mane 11th, 1900. finer(
For Rent.
Te) LET --COMFORTABLE DWELL
llo/ bowie, with ooe acre of land, 1a the
own of Oodenoh, ooneealent t o tk• &ears ;
good tars on pommies.. .o4 .oma *bolo. fruit
Apply to R. C. HAY.. Barrister, Oodericb.
Ntf
Rooms So Let.
f[iU
RENT. -ROOMS UN HAMILTON
i1 surest M premed occupied by L N. Leine
so law *Moor; will obsnee Into small store If
ossuary. Or rooms over Mir Cameron'e
More with front and rear entrance, K. N.
1.II W14, 71
Tandem Wanted.
TENDERS WANTED
Sealed Trawlers .111 b. received to Mroh
111th. 1101, addressed W the taste*. of Union
eohoot Section No. 17. Ashfield and West W.-
wam,•h, for the rection of a brick nehool
boom on pert of lot 11 and part of lot 15. on
the third oonomelon of West Wawanosh.
I'I.n. and .peeleoatlon, oo be seen and
other tntrmotlea obtal.ed en .oplloatlon to
W M. BAILIE, Sec. of Sohool Board, Dongao.
non P.O.
rubric Notice
THE ANhUAL MEETING OF THE
ahareboldrs of the Bodorteh Elevator
creel Truett Compp.any Limited. will be helot
on T0eeday, the 115 of April nest, at 2:30 P M..
in the roots above the ohce of the town
fre.•errr, for the purpose cf remaking
retorts and •lea:ing ellrecton for the
ensuring year, aleo for the consideration of
hlows regarding the sale of ta bonds of the
( ompany, aid for to prrpa•e of raising
money required In the interests of *to bas(
r, el of the Comp*a/. H. P. MOO5Rs,
(loderlob, March 2555, 1901. aeoreury.
It
[)Ror. &. L TAUBE
lraNt•F•tTunitio oTnrtaw ANP ave
•PSCIALIRT.
All kinds of Spectacles/and Eyeglasses made
Jorder Apaclat a:Mellon given to fitting the
Orders by mall promptly attended to. Be -
erste of pantos ming my name, 0. I employ
00lnvrnln, ammo whatever
Manefaa.log g) B.
guaranteed. ,tabC13
shed 73.
151 Mott MOON ( wTtIEET Br•. TuRONTO.
Insanity" erg,
CHAS. S. /MAW, GENERAL INSUR-
Amor e•tICEsadmtod mea* mo emtoe
lootinutt of g OOodatleh. Agent for the
looting mongol stn I neuraaes 001.0!00161 084Y stook eompmles
Mern&ale and m•nafeatu$ng risks I
owes rates. Call at Ngo,
WR. ROBERTSON.
.
Aeoonetact and loennnce Agent
llnoks and *000004 made up.
1.2,.1101111erented mod nate eolleoted
.2,.la b &Web and Gee
Committees
tarotsRooderic °NoPromilitMA & R ,. t6fflee twM
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Fro
T. kNy7*rrgiy OF.NERAT, IN.
1►Ir&, IA• ,UA osi',•E w Real Ott a*e agent.
efferm 4 on mutest w t 1 `.arae lowest
rote awl Met sus N Nwrr
Ho t Itnglloh *ad
rse M, °assdlas easeNNes rwp
la ' next dor M gem*t Garvey. Bar
Hamilton •M.eet.
•sdlaal.
DR W. F. 4A 0:11r, PSY4ICIAN
. � flsresoo• `�}• la Ruth .�
Ealk at rm{g,�M%mAMt 41,. alt
caro, Nigh•-
•gor. 1 h east dot mentioned by the
board was $5,000, It w.. considered that
tills was suttiu,eot to root • suitable bulld-
log, sod as It was understood phot the town
would bay. to oeotribute augustly tan per
menti of the amount for mounts/most the
board did not oar, to •ek the corporation
for more than $600 • moor. The town now
makes an mutual of $400 to the
library. Mr. ('aroagls's ssoreluy intimat-
ed, however, that his su,erlor did out oar*
b deal with bots which would not guarana
tee at least from 6750 o 11.000 annually ;
but en t6• other hard the furtbr 000r.-
spood•eue made It appear that the tea per
coot. fur malat,nauote might loolud., b..
sides the ash grans from the boo, grants
from osoer soureue, as well as electric light-
'ag and wooer mrylos slyea t.y the town.
On bbl• bale tbe mom of $1 000 was mad*
op, and badly e•me t5e ons from Mr.
Green's of $10,000 for • library bulldog
with the
m to
d
moa that t
he town famish ow f .
ieh a
site au
du•
v rade+
the
library al en cwm►lotenoi 01 the
I t of cotl Lu than
$1,000.
lir. Moors gave the following figures,
whiob would more fico maim up the thous.
mid dollars • Cash groat from the town,
8600 ; 0000ty grans, $15 ; annual ole of
books aed oeriodlo.la, $20 ; sale of muds
gar, ga, 575 ; el*ous, ltght,og-60 lights
&t $1.80 snob, $258 ; groat from Ontario
L' gklatur.., 8250 ; water memos, $25
These made • to al of $1,173 This
would mean, from the own, an w-
orms* of 1100 00 obs pr.wot grant, &boos
forty -6•. additional Ilgbu, nod the water
maim, cad the town would also have to
provide the taw.
Judge Do,5o suggested that the present
market site would be 5 .unable Lilacs tcr
the library. 11 was an eyesore now, but
might be mode • photos of beauty. Oho
market cool i be worst to the old fair
grounds at tis toot of H•miltou error.
The 0000cilton disclaimed the ena'ttr .t
come leootb an4 th• unanimous oplolo0
semi$ to be in favor of accepting the t$.r.
Tb.y found mom. Jiffioolty, however, io rr
grd to tis question of • sits sod bears
aoderfoklag the obitg•tion.loyolved In the
am-p'aoce of 1Le propoetaoa they decided
to take • few days to consider tis mat.
Mr. Th. M.yor stat,$ that be would oall
• Foible:,dioritesmeeting to diorites the question'
(tat mouth, will be bold Friday mooing of
MB* week at the court house)
responw to. communication oohing at
on to the attempt of ties Belt Tdspbooe
to wenn Dominion immolation groom
power to moot poles, etc , on t• pub.
rocs wittiest 15. consent of Ow murl-
aJrpontloo., the Mayor was author
to wire Mayor Howtaod of Toronto
g nim to represent the council on •
ration which was belrg orgaaze 1 to In
w the Mtouser of Jac1k* la oppo.l-
0 .mote Isslsla•too,
Mayor'. suggestion that Jim..
In
moa
Co.
wast
110 .t
olpal
'zed
aekla
dept
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The
NoUoe
BENMILLER NURSERIES.
WHINE. 1902.
Ws have a full linear fruit and ornamental
trees, ninth., etc. A11 oar stool is guaranteed
to a strictly tint -•Imo. 'ro serum the v.rl
sties you went. orders should be placed early,
Correepoodeeoe u,l,cited,
ESTATE JOHN "TEWART,
75 m BosmtU.r, Huron Co .Ont.
Mortgage Bale
MORTGAGE SALE.
User and pan(•nt to the power of sale
oke Mei day ofotivated in a t Jun, A. 1mortgage anandrimed. to
the vendor., them will be sold by public sue.
tion at flurton's Hotel. In the Towo of (lode -
rich. by John Knox, auctioneer. on Tuesday.
the (51h day of April. 1502, at 19 o'olock noon :
the follow,iw property, namely, lot 51510 the
mid Towo of Ooderfoh.
Upon this property then fa a story .04 a
half from, hoose; there are also anumber of
fruit trees.
Terms of We Ten per nen(of purchase
money is cash, sod the balance. In thirty days
thereafter
Pr farther psrtloul.re apply to the auc-
tioneer, or to the voodoo''ollc,or.
JOHN KNOX, PHILIP I(OLT
Auctioneer. Vendors' tblloltor.
Dated 16th Maroh. 1902. 75.5
! Moron and Bruce
Loan and Investment Co.
GODERICH, - ONT.
SoLlclros-PHILIP HOLT, K C.
BANssen-THE CANADIAN BANK OF
COMMERCE.
OUR SAVINGS BANK.
We are prepare( to roceivo Depo.ite
from Try*tees, Parent. or Children, in
*um* of from Fifty Cent, to Three
Thousand Dollars, and allow compound
interest, achied every six months at
rate. as agree( upon Cheques are
given Depositors. so that they may
draw upon these depo.ita at any time
3, 3i and 4 per cent. interest allowed
on Deposita according W amount and
time left.
N.i1-Por.aant to a late Act of
Parliament married women and minor.
have the right to l poett teed draw mut
money in their own name.
Deposita can he sent by mad at the
risk of sender.
Remove from your houses temptation
to burglar. and ford for the dames.
A* the Company mottos loans only on
first dam farm property, depoettorw
have the atrongeat security for their io•
vest stent,,
TO BORROWERS.
This Company in prepared to loan on
the shortest hotline any sum upon Ante-
d... security. Term. are made to suit
leorrowers Straight mans and simple
interwst.
MORTGAGR8 PURCHASED -Fix further
particulars 0511 at the Company'e ogier,
corner of Market Square and North
Street, Uoderleh
W. 1. HORTON, F. JORDAN.
Manager. Prw,idente
Wer. PROI'UFOOT, Vies President,
DI REMORA :
Imam Ntiorommo J. 65 Rnngars.
FRANrTR JOR0AR. H OrNLOP
Wte Pent/Drool.. HINNY Hoamie.
D. J. Namur. Pamir Hou, K.U.
0.M. the Mayor may authorize the payment
of • oorttou of the loan, was 000.pt.d by
I be 0000015.
A oummltte* woo appoiosed !o deal with
one of the suite fur damages against the
t Iwo, and the uouooul then adjourned
AROUND TOWN.
AN w
k
Bte1N
sae. -- K . p W
wtoby, who
is well kgowu to our armors In Godertub,
Ike opened a dour and provision store on
Hampton street, la the More formerly oo
copied by J. W, Broderick, H. Amodio. all
land* of null produns, mode, oto , and is
&goat fur the Loudon Mown bakery. His
an0oub0.m.ot w111 be foa.d on page 8 of
Obis issue of 1 N SIONAL
K Not: (.I/t'k.'m OKUA51at.-The managers
of Knox oburob have somopted the •ppltoa•
turn ot Chas. l'aermore, of Brantford (or
the positron of organist and moaioal dtrso-
or of the abotoh. Mr. P•Mmmor• is the
org•rlet of the Baptist church at Brantford,
sod la reoommeoded by prominent musical
authorities- 1t is expected 15.1 he will rake
*bora of the orlon oo the 'mood Sunday of
April.
A SNAz5L, of Stratford, who was silver.
Need to be in Galenoh at the Bedford tis
week to take orders for wall papering. Wag
unable to leave owing to pressure of work to
Stratford. bat will be beret without fail
on the 1.30 r. M. ruin on Moody, March
31.1, and will be pleased to tome Soy•
Obs
teal ,
1&
en
D alb having •vm w►II•
P
par
Irm dove call at oke Bedford Soy time
submit' w ut to that to look oar hie samples.
Broil Sa icaY Msonoto-Tbe annual
meting of the Goderlob braoub of the Upper
Canada Blois Society w0. held Wednesday
evening of last wok la Kone church, with
a good attendaooe N. C. Kit/mode .seat
of chs 5oosty, •ddrs.aod the meeting. Tbs
following r Ninon were appointed: President,
J. H. Milltao ; via pr..ideot,, the mime -
tars of the d5grent loco ohurc1e• ; boors
Way, Jobe Lawson; treasurer, W. R Hob
r•,o, ; depository, Wilmer Smith ; direct-
or.. A. Strohm, Georg* Horne, W. Holland,
D. J. Natal
MAKIN,: Go,D 1'6tx Na,.. -1'h• briok-
layers ars at wort oo the Bummer hotel,
Sod with w oentlouaow of bio* weather it
will not bm long until the whole building
will be vaa.er*d. The lathing 1s finished
all through the building and the pla.unra
will soon be ahle to oomasroe their work
The finishing and furolabing of the building
5111 take a few w•sks, but with • uont,se•
ancr of the rap$ program that bo* bees
mode 00 to the present In the work of caw
etrootion the work will to ready for guests
eorly In the season.
A NoN,,:0501145 -On Sunday there
Mend 0it ay coos of Goderiob'e oldest inb•tL
face, Mrs. Mary Melver, relict of the lot.
Murdoch Molar. She had completed
oioety years of life. Sbe leaves four eons,
Colin, Norman awl Neil, of town, and D.•.,
of (theta Sound, rod three daughters, Mrs.
HcPhell, of town, Mrs. Dan. McKay and
Mr.. Nril MoK.y, both of The.0lon. T'he
formal took place on Tuesday •itermism
from the rim daces of her min, Colin Mo•
Deer, a1 the harbor, the tet.rmrat befog
made to Mutlwd onmat.ry.
BAIMIL WILI.MR'S DEATH -An old and
well known resident of GOdenoh passed
.w.y oo Thursday last in the person of
Samuel Weller, who had reached too age of
city fon, years. H. w0. • pump maker by
trade, and for many years carried eo bust
neo at the corner of Viotorla end Napier
streets. T6• funeral took place oo Satur
day afternoon Irom hie late residence oo
Wolfe street, the Murmeot being male to
Colborne temtery. Rev. J. W. Robin
•on. poor of Viotorta street Methodist
°baron, 000dnoted the anoint.
A Sciomrrr, TRu• -M.yor Cameron's
report of what he and his colleagues of t5e
municipal deleg■t'on were able to acoem-
pbeli at Ottawa, u published on page 4 of
THE SIGNAL this week, will make good
reading for our olhzea'. Although we are
cot to bare a raimeotal armory, the ono
tion of new buildings by the Grand 'frank,
the repairing of the oommeret.l dock. and
h• eallahng of the •vmosthy of the
Mloi.ter of Public Work• for the break
water scheme are three important m►t'ers
which have been furthered by the labors of
the delsgstloo.
1)CATH OF J040..`0 TRr-RLOW. - lam«
Thorlow, of tee Hayfield road, Goderioh
township, died oo Taeedsy, 18th Inst„ at
the age of forty.efgbt years. He was
formerly it roe deet of Ashfield, moving to
Goderloh township about two year ago.
He leaves a widow sod a family of six
daughters end two sons, all at home. He
was • wombs, of rho Mothoditt deaomlra
neo and a Cowenatiye in pnli6501, The
funnel tock place oo Thursday last, ander
the imputes of the A O.U. vV , of which
order th• deceased was a membr. The in -
torment was made to Maitland oemotery,
Di yH OF M16.. LLOYD, STRATFORD,-
Mary Davis, wife of John Lloyd, Stretford,
died in that c ty Ise{ wait afar • 111.
nese of shoot • week, Toe demoted w* a
daughter of tits late David Davis of Snef•
Held, • eking. near Gott, and the loot of •
family of five. Sim was a 0•61vs of South
Wales, and come to Osnsda with her
Porsota when but • little ,Irl. Resides her
hush.,od the demised 1..ves two sone, Al
ben 6{ , of Stratford, and Frankland W.,
ot Hamilton. She was a sister of the late
Ma. Edward Armstrong, of this town, and
Mr. Armeirone attended the funeral, which
took plate at Stratford m. Monday.
A New LAN. Flew. .Owlog to OS •p
polntment of Ron. J. T. Garro* to Ili'
(:Dort of Appeal bench the law firm or G.r
row A Darrow ho .heed 4uselyed. A new
ase hes berm Ietabluhed to les pram by Mr.
F L. Dtokinsoi. of Wingless', and Mr.
Cha•. (Jarrow, and the basis's. will he oar.
rl.d on a. formerly In the offices at the oor
nor of Hamilton street and the Square.
Mr. Diokineon, who is well and widely
keown le the county, will take up hie real.
denim le Oodrioh se soon s he hoe among
ad (.1+ *Rola In Wingh►m. This annoana-
ment implies, of mono, that Mr, Dlckineon
and Mr. Dudley Holmes have dlesolved
their p••rtnenhlp. Mr. Holmes will hero
Alter conduct 51. baskets. alone.
CAD ct'v' Room (lowrrrtopor. -Myo( Heck
of Lnndeo,in order to encosr•ge prantta+in
rifle shooting among hoys attending school,
has offered it handsome oh•llsome •hl.ld for
.,ompstltion among the owlet companies of
this military (nitride. He hes loft I5. or.
rengement of mndit'ens In is hands of Lt.
Col. Peters, 1). U C., Lord n, who propos
es h06505 the m•tePes earthed eat belore dr
after aha rammer yammer. 1 he M'lltla
Department A about o Igoe • naw 'story
o.rwidgi for nee with the i.sa 0ofl.ld rids,
at the rate rel 51 per 1 000 anode: ministate
ranges will be employed, at 26 arm 40 mart's,
and • small forget will he and The rifles
may be Arrowed from th• military nem
pantos. Th. (:nlrteh Collegiate fnet.lrute
oodst enrp• Is enterieg the rompetleten, and
se soots as the ammeeltioet arrives Capt.
t Iran) will have the hey* at prootic.
!Team vane'. PRINTIi.. --The mole
festers of the mooting of th. Cnliegtaa In.
stab. !Armory Stookey loot Friday coming
ems • $abate on the relate(.. Morons 1 so.
etsty resulting tam 15. nee of prinsieg aed
of steam. 1). Alllsee and George Webster
uphe'd the view that steam woe Pm more
ter6oiol, while 0. K. Wlghtman anti Hugh
Bain took the oriel nary now cad espy►laced
on rho benefits aoorulor from the art of
prlat,rg. Ties judges, D J. Softest and
W. H Tbumpouo, decided that ete•m had
15, and awarded the palm of visitor, to
Messrs. Allison and Webetea Other ono.
bre oo the ey.ul.g'* program were an In.
•trum•ntiel by Mies Gni6th ; • violin solo
by klieg (;lady. Whitely, aouomtwated on
the piano by bar deur. &Dee Vitra ; the
log of • number of qurum:Is Irom
15o questtoo drawer by Principal $:rang,
and • thorns, '' A hero SJng," by the
boys, weilob was armored lei ,vpltnl style
and weo removed with rounds cf appiense.
C If. Day p11y.d the piano •oo0mpsoienent.
Tut TLCHI) W sorra!, a "Starr CAT" --
Toe Stratford Herald vouobes for the folie
swing *tory: The Stratford l'ublio *ormolu'
are bemtuUlog to fill up agala, ot the dill
drsu have nearly reouvered from the epld-
smlu of mmolu which visited the utty.
They Dave to take b scbool • elootar'. 0.r-
Wiesu that their home Is free from lofwtioa
A CotiVocairr.-lo the HALL reg TORONTO UNI.
Somecome back without the necessary valortr.-lo the rebuilding of the C•ipe.
document, and are mot to get it. In Doe of any ul Toronto after (h. 8r. of 1890, the
the primary rooms 'mob • mos ocourred, authorities found that Ibe *tato of lie
And the teacher said: "Johnny, go borne bosoms did sot w t the reetot•tloo 01
.0d get • oertifio.te:" He went. WOG, no the old CJovoost(on H11. Stoics that time
got ten be explained that his teacher had t6• claims of the Lambing d•prtments b.a
told him he mus{ get • stiff car. He did boo so arrear as to tax the utmost sour.
004 kcow what it woe, but was quits sure nm of too University, aid tore L n0 pron.
that snob ore his lnsrruottoo.. H.e parents 'sot of providing • 'pubho hall out of the
were o•tunlly puzzled, and sent book word sodowmeete or rsvenaes of t6. University.
that they ,mould get lots of r.ts and mum, A 0.0vemea0 hoe tonearly il eo or/mooed by
but
5.1
no o►
fo
When
the
mistake was
the
Alumni
Aum
it the Coo
espl.l•e6, their. was • good 4..l of amore- otiosity with • ball wthotwttlly Inge for the
moot. This s • foot, and coon!$ be a annual oomme0ceme,t exercises and for
wrbmg to parents tot all the telt their rations other meettegs of au academia or
children bring from school are not reliable. mood abr.nler The great ezpanse tf the
University in recent years demands a large
hall for this purpose No ball on the Uoi
amity grounds would now •0o0mmod•te •
meeting of the etadente of .yea one of t6.
taculties Tbe Alumni A.•ootatloo hoe Is
sued an appeal to the graduates, coder•
graduates cod (hoods of the Uoiver.ity to
provide the aeoessary funds bysubscript lost.
end air Wilitam Meredith, the Cbanoellor,
has warmly %stoadsd this appeal In an ar-
ticle In the last number of t• 'University
of Toronto Monthly." Sir Wllllam says
this is a project in which the graduates of
all the faculties are lat.reoted, and with •
unarm effort on the part of all it sbould not
he a d:f55, it matter to lace the required
1001, womb has been intimated at $60,000.
The grodu.to members o1 the (acaltise have
already subscribed $6.000 of this amount.
It to Loped that the selfsaorifice utu ass -
vasty reprb,,Ud 1y chi. subsormeloo will
to appreciated and imitated by the gratia
•fes to geeel•'. The work of securing nob-
sonpttoos has berm token up by the differ
eat years, mod • committee to each year hes
charge of the subscription forms which .re
now being c,rcoleted. Any 01 the ahem
wno nave net hoard from their year cow
minim will to placed in oommuntcotioi
with them if they serif this!". nano.. to .1. C.
McLellan, Ph. D.. Dean'. House, Uolyercty
of Toronto, who is this Secretary of the
Alumni Association
CHURCH NOTES.
too ut Walbrtm, (twit erperfmaster.
Elliott. Morob 25; Clinton Mroh26; Hee-
e•ll, Moab 27. It is intended, aa far ag
possible, to hold • short mecum to the hall
to t6o altr0000 of 1:30, sod at 3:30 the
meeting will adjourn to • oerghbortoa or-
chard, 'hue • practise,' dsmomtntion will
h. !Prim ie preelog, grafting, etc., as well
as • talk o0 orchard cultivation and method.
generally p•rtalning to hull growlev. It le
.rpeotel that the members of the Farmers'
iustit
uta .red Horticultural Sometime, as
well as eysry farmer interested In the pro-
duction of fruit, will 0. present and remove
Iostlumioo ant tike port to the discussion.
to the eveot05 • g.oroI meeting w111 be
Mild for obs purpose of organlriog • local
fruit growers' aeeoolatlon, '1'he objeot of
them local associations *bail be to foetr the
fruit industry. Such org•oaalloes already
formed bays done good mark to discussing
method•°( cultivation. the picking, pack tog,
eroding and handling of fruits, 00 operative
*hipping, co-operative buying of package.,
.to.
E.asTitit Motour hvcvinu.-Follo5.,m is
the program for the entertainment to bs
given oast Moaday sw0i.g, at Victoria
Opera House. uodr ties su•p.0 5 of Flor.00e
N,ghtieaole Chapter, D.O.E., In aid of the
hospital fund :
1. Faro.-" The Emerson Club.'
CA,4T1 Or CHA4A, TARN
Mrs. Mutes (emotes.) Miss Elias Tye
Mrs Wyetb.... Mtm Lou M.seoo
Mr.. Hooter... Wes Daisy Moiety
Mrs Cooper.... Mtge M&bel S.r.,
Mrs. Young -
husband .... if iu t L ate Dokter)
Mrs Nowman...Mi.. Dora Price
Mn. Gould... , Mn. lrso• Aune.o,
11. Sootob Dance„ Mus McLarea'e
pupils.
111. Inst rumeotel ... M Ir Eiise Tye
IV, Vosel solo .... Moo Aussbrook
V. Reoit.'ion ..,. miss Mary Tom
VL V0o.1 solo , . Mr. Brom
Ira I)airymatd'e Urlll....5ixe., girls
i tJL- Victim solo.... Moe Lours Aoheson
IX. Mas10.-" A Uaineborough Lady "
X. Tableaux, host " Moles Standish."
Ntrrss 1560556 TIM 1...410: 0no6-Purim"'
the wools grappling h•e bee. carried es ie
the hope of reuovriog the body of Muldoon
McGuire. but so far without.aocees, Some
of the nota which were th• onus of the
reo.ot f.olny have been recovered
The work of reacting the boata In t5. hr•
bee is preparation for ibe mason of oavtg•
Von is keeping a number of mon employed.
•... .At Mrlwu's shipyards Me (heti
vessels budding than are progressing o.
words oomp .doze William Leo bag re-
oe:v.d n letter born W. II Rosevear,
genteel tratfo manger of the A!goma Ceo
l rel Reolway Co., in regard to the new
ate goer which is to call at (ioderloh during
the 0002,ir memos, and which is stated to
be foot, nicely furnished and thorot silty
mowort5y. Mr. Roe b.1 eves that. •
much hairier bosuns.. mlgbt be done be
tw.,. Sault Su. Maris mud (loderlob,
apecl.11r In the matter of farm proluots,
for which the dist: ice to the north offer. •
good and expooding market. He oleo hopes
for an locrea..d tourist trade Inc the Al
Boma C.otnl Tice of 50..te. Mr. Lor will
be the oomp.oy', agent again daring the
.00.00 of 1902.
Rielint ('5 ANU (il(g1Nnor1le B6 RNED.-
F:.rly Smoky morning the re.ideote and
000111vaories of Mrs Bingham, at the
wuthesetero eztreRiry of the town, were
totally dsetroyed by lire. The bre was dim
oowred in the rear portion of the residenos,
and 1e supposed to hove maned from the
ohimnay In ooe0Iotion with the heating
•Dpsratu■ for the sreanbomee, As (he
boat.. Is about a mile from the Court boom•,
it woe s I minute* belore the alum
Could be .ouoded. When the brigade sr
rived on the Elena they touod they had not
enough hone to reach from the nearest hy(•
not to the boots and the hose wagon had
to make another trip up town. to the
meantime the fire made Wearily progress In
the deo rootion of the building. There was
hordly any breeze to Ian the 11amr, and
alt5opoh the ballding woe • Irom one It
burned very slowly, sod • goof portion of
,0 might have been saved it the &poliaao,.
for fighting the 6re hod been .t band. A. D
was, the house woe aloof entirely gone be-
fore the water wan turned on. Hardly eny
thing was rind Irom the upper portion of
the hone., but • load deal 0t furniture and
ober snicks were taken from rho lower
story. There wog $1,000 Iusuraboe, but the
toes will pn,btbly he twice that •mount.
Genms; eymp.tby is lett for Mrs Siorh.m
mid her son ord daughter In the destruction
of their condonable home.
The Lofts.' Aid of Knor church will set ye
• hot .upper in the basemoC5 of the church
Thursday, April Srd, from 5:30 to 8
o'clock, Come to the ooronatto• 'tapper
Adm -salon 25 cents, All invited
There *111 be rervlos Wmotrow morning
(Good Friday) at 11 A M. in St. George's
church. Oe Ester Sunday the seryloms
wall beat8A.M., 11 A M. and 7 rM, .it5
• oelsbra(uo ot holy oommneaoa at both 01
the morning services
Oa Sunday even ng last • memor al ser_
vtoo for the late Mn. Cosford was held In
the North street Met5od'oo.. ohuroh. A
large co0greg•tioo was present, and the
pavtor, Rev. Dr. Daniel, preached an elm
queue and touching sermon, There moo4 an
appropriate musical srroe.
1101..' WEIR AT .NT PETEI'S
Thursday, high mass at 5:45, A.M. Good
Friday, mem of the piesaootlfied ne 10* M ,
and the Way of the ('r•'.• at 7:30 P M.
Saturday, high maw at 7.30 A.w 6.st•r
Sueday, low moss 8 0.5 ; high mus 10:30
A. M. ; vespers, 7 r.M Rey. Father MoCor
mock will prea, 11 •t vespers.
ins anooa entertainment of the Maolilll(-
vray Huston Hand sae held to the body of
Knox ohuroh last Friday mooing. 10 this
•beeooe of the pastor, Jae. R00Aaaao dls.
thorned the choke of chairman, and intro.
ducted the following program ; Cantata,
"Emterr Liles ;" recitation. All: &colon ;
solo, Margery Aitken ; ra0ltatioe, t'earl
McGillivrasolo.011ieSrecitation,
tsta,'The I'riooe of
Life," Theo.ntuam were take, port in by
a Inge bomber of to* members of the Hand,
mostly girl., and Con/Peed of ohoro..e, solo.,
reoitatloos, dialogues, and Scripture read.
log and wen of • °tweeter appropriate to
the lost approaching Euler season. A gen-
erous emplane. was a000rded all who took
part in the program. 1i.(nre the oblldree'e
part of the entertainment and daring the
"fermi..loo Mlm Campaigns played tome
selerro,e on the organ vary eooeptably,
!ANTER .rNDAY EVRyl41.2 AT NORTH STRIIT
MRTHoDI6T .alit R•'H
The order of mrvloe at Nrrrb street
_MATH OF A PROM1NINT Ru1DRNT.-Oo Methodist ohuroh (Rev Dr. ilaniel, ;motor)
Thr.day last the morsl remain.. of one 5. Filter Sunday evening will be as W-
ormhadbeen for many years • prominent low.'
re•tdent of the tool th. ft's ,lame. M. Posology,
Shephard, were lead i0 their Ian resting inv0o.tl 5,
plaoe in Heiden$ mom tory. Death co- Hyo lit ,,
carred retbr suddenly os Teredy oiler- Prayer -Pastor,
noon of list wank, although the deceased Anthem-" Life from the Dead "Herbert
11.4 teen in prerartous health for some First loo•nn.
moonho with a0 sgacfi0n of the Gere, oom Solo-" Rrarrection Morn "-Roddy,
hived with stom.oh trouble. For a 000ple MMR E\•A ACOsan(x,R
of works previous to h1e death he had been Second lesson
residing at Dr. Hooter'., in rdr that he Aethem-" Halblej.k "-Hmhrs.
might be order Immedote medle•1 o.re. A
Soprano Sok, MINN MARY Pillot
funeral maim was 6614 at St. George'. mob, Ma. ALIR/D Cubit
church on Thursday 0frernooe, and was hymn 175.
onodamuA by the rector, Re► Mark Torn Sermon-Paatnr,
bull. The Widmann* were Philip Holt, Solo -" Hrighte•t and Beet "-Rablostoln,
K C , Wm lhnnuloor, ('has, Seam, J H Jae F. TII1M60N.
Colborne, F N L•wreooe and F. Jordan. Hyms 174.
The Asoer*d mos sirry.(eur years of ago. Horodl Oj,5
For many years he °arrbed 00 a grotery I'".tladn, Orlon -W, GLENN ('A MPM[LL,
business 1n partnsrahip with the late It L. Mwfesl dlreol+or,
Strachan and mom very sueoessful In his - -_.
mer0a0tds life. lie rat om, from buttons s LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
assentor of years .g0. He hail carved o • Th,rei are Inst two oI
member of the town oo0Dell sod st 1 he time f racrdinar, aed the orvl• l M pMh -aha er
of he death oar a m•mher of the Collsmaau 1510.600 grant to the nogg or e gyl o thei A
pas.. and for an a*amDL of ann d overr7yd and
Institute trustee hoard •nd of the municipal all the des oecurrente mire toe atomtate *sus-
boatd of health He mom • mamba of the Notion in tailoring to be had at I'rlAham's.
Mason10 order and in pot Ucs moa. • strung Prices modrato.
Liberal. H. totem one doughtier, Mrs. W. The sotools oto.s today for th. Kamm
W. Thompson, of Leaden, sod two sons, holidays
Chariot, of the firm of Lee & Shepnrd, Brahu been hbees reduced to mote a small
Wen, and Herold IMI
R ryelee on the streets are neo.w joy more
and more numernns
Now the milliner openings Mrs enraging
the attention of the beth half of the nom
tonally.
O0 to the poblln meeting tomorrow even -
log and esy what you think about the frmo
'theory prnjeot
R Mel.mn bas .nee out of the hotelier
haunoes •n0 en S.turd•y had • pale of
hones, wenn., harness, no,
Mr. Harry (!Aeon T'•4.y mornl*g
•rlpp•rt nn . mat a1 5.r home and Wilzig
broke her right ren at 1114 cartes.
Tomorrow Is God b delay sed a psNle
Oltr itARn IN./Tryon M.ITINne - -At the
last reseal mooing of the (int•rlo Prole
Growers' As.nriot.nn, the secretary, (1 C,
(keelm.a, Parliament itialhimg,, 1'ornso,
semngn.eud t, arra nye fnr • eerie of or.
0h•rA lostflutr stetting., peetlonlrly
Ihreugh the *rein dhslruot•of the Prod/meld
Ontario, Slam the heginnln, of (he yea,
the amatory has Mom oorra.pnod,np wlt5
Trait grower. throigholt the rnnn*ry
to reformist :n the beet lettere* to bola coma
m.et(egs. and the dater and spooks lot
Hilo mower hove bore alfVged 0oo0rdlee
to the I.•lnwing 11.1: Np.k.N-G C Ca..
Wm of Or•INwn1, Preellset M 4e (atarb
Trait Gnwsea' AsessisMses A. X Bberrlea
D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - MAR 27.
holiday, 'The po•teffic• w111 be epos 10 to
11 0 M., and from 2.30 be 3:30 r, M.
Es baodmasur Jordan w111 be In Woe
oa11 wok, .o4 le isrumoreOm
d ni w111 be a
bend ow:mer6 o0 the `Squire on Weans/day1svening,
k. MoL.sn le oettlug together • Immo
cumber of boreal for the ooze inspeotlon by
to army officers, who are •:pooled b be
bore within • week or two.
Tim harbor mill is working on .1111 an.
other and • Immo ordr for flour from 16e
Imperial War Ofce. This order 1E for 224
toes of the 0.lebrated 5 Star Brood, It le
bolos slimpp.d to St. John, N.B., and chime
to South Africa.
JUDGE GARROW.
lama/ ea lis apseal .'vert eesc5 5111ed
by Mr. Garrote' appmstseem$,
Ottawa, Mirth 19, -Hca. J. T. Gamow,
Moister without burtfollo to the Ontario
Government, bas been appolot.d to to
vacancy on the beach of the Ontrlo (bort
01 Appal canoed by to lamented death of
the lais lir. Justin L'strr. Mr. Grrow
has been prom/neatly tdant15ed w116 public
affair. to Ontario for many years, sad as
member for W..{ Harm loos 0000pted •
seat to the Legtelatnre. Bs took au &otlre
pert to holt.", to p••• the legislation totes
ducted Into the Roue* of Assembly from
Om* to time, bat advice being esp.rtatly
useful where measures of a mumolp•1 et
legal character h&r& t
o er ware under
to low.
He,
oho
p lel view ware by ro moos szlrem•,
in fan he 5., always been of • rather lode -
politica coat of mind Mr. (Jarrow bas all the
quslIflootio0e looked for by the Bar and the
pub/to to one selected for ao bleb a positloa.
oofobly • sound knowledge of law, • high
woes of honor, sad ibe determination toted
miaowjustice with ualulmg Imp.rtl*ltty•
A POP1'LA1 AI'YVINrY ENT,
Toronto, Ont., March 20, -The sppolot•
mane of Hon. J. T. Grrow to the Court of
Appeal 1* well reoefred to Nigel cooks, both
Cuesen•tl•es and Liberals porn, a Inbot•
to the judicial temperament of the new
judge. Mr. Grrow's oppololmeot Is timely
for titre are fifty two Court of Appel oases
on which judgment has not yet isms de.
lies,$, and not • few of them may 5.ve to
be re heard as • resale of the death o1 Jo.•
floe Luber.
the Globe says : By the •ppolotmeot of
Hou J. T. Grrow to the ('ours of Appeal
the Legislature loses • represeetale• of the
best type, •od toe Heooh is thereby ohs
seiner. Toe member for West Huron bold
bet 511.110 isurest In the details of p01180.,
and tale presence In 6be Lyuleture was
more due to his desk* 16 do what to him
lay to euetato what he behaved to be the
came of good government to Ontario then
beo.uee of any 1011reet he felt In politics u
a yam. Although not frequent punier
pant to the debates In the Howe, h. otos •
use tut sod weloomie one. Hie clear, logical
faculty enabled him to toss aside too Miele
vera and toramportant and lore the matter
of oontrovsny 10 Its plain and db* propor
tions. ii. has losg been tedopntzed w one
of the aoaadwt law yore le the I'royiate, and
Gm well merited repulatio, cf 10. ( curt of
Apical will be well maintained by the learn.
1ng,Ird.stey sod conscientiousness of the
rod* Mjurd. ge,arroT...r.Uequsarnllm,ot,be o0obsaR.rscsulaled
en the •ppoioImest
COMING AND GOING
Chas Habil left this week for Dstrolt
A. .1 C roper was In Clinton on Sunday.
John Wynn has morcel from Toronto.
P.triok Lyme, Jr , let &sturdy morIteg
for Detroit.
Albert Slattery left on S•tur1•y for
Chatham.
Harvey and Al. Flatter left on Monday
for Cleveland, U.
WIII Given left Let week to take • peel
tio,lo H•mlltee.
Mr. arm Mrs. W H. Smith aro .poodtig
• few dans to Torootd.
John C. !loan., of Oran Sound, visited
Me uncle, 8 Sloane, over Sandy.
Frank Malmo°, of Stratford, moa. to
Moro for a few dye the put week.
Peter Bissett retaros,l to Manitoba this
week to attend to hie property there,
Geoffrey Holt, of Trinity Unlynity, 1s
speodm, this Easter vraoatlon to Uuderleb.
E. C. Attrill has been appointed on the
berm osmmietee of Pm 'A esters Folr board.
O.
. Green went to
ronto on
Hto join Mrs. Grego, who bio th• cityMonday
•
few day*.
Mr, Michael Farr, wife and children,
spent Sunday In Blytb visiting the lady's
patents.
J A Va.ato,s, 1,16,5ler for R. Klippen
beimer & Co, olottars. Chicago, mom the
moot of his cousin, Mise Edith Van*to0e.
Mrs. John Walsh arrived yesterday from
Montreal, being called home by the serious
Illoe.e of her mot her, Mrs. Wm. CMsholm.
A. Kg...r Is !0 Toronto this week attend-
ing the (;rand Council of the Can0Aian Or
er ofAlm. Ch0./0 Friends. Mrs. Egmer le
dwf'.h
Mhos K'vel V•nstooe, daughter of to late
Charles Violation*, of Marshal, Missouri, is
9
the".'tree, guest of her 0004111, 6154/1 Edith Van•
Mr. .od Mrs. Jamie Mofrlen and Mr.
foand Ma. r David
PilotMonied, Mon , *h re they will
Rag* In farming.
Capt and Mr.. Baxter and son lett last
wok for 1 'hloag0 and w111 probably remain
In the west for a few wools. le the hope of
heseflttlee Mrs. Baxter's health.
.*oho McAllister, of Koteeevlu, Mae.,
50 ha g his father le 10 ing•
h m, spent .• couple oof dove loot week with
his sister 1, -kw, Mrs. S. L: Hook.
There woe quit* an *rodur to th,. West
on Taesd.y. The lolloeine wont by 1' P.
R t ,1o., Andrews, to Qu' Appetite, Asea.; 1)
Moore, to Oarewrieht, Man.; Rert Martin,to Wioelpap, Man ; Mies Mn/.mo., War.
nor W. Walter aed Leonard Walter o
Morris Moo.
ANNOUNCEMENTS•
A refrigerator than refrigerates can be
!red at M, Krnug R How ELL'* They have
the best
Remo you ron t6ei up to date display of
F,ute
r novelties as t• Balmoral Ca(*,
IleAford block.
To OA onto mot -10,000 be package mode,
10 packages for 25o. (7le.,,, Timothy,
spells, sewn whest, oto., for raw clan. E.
Ki.,, WIngham.
O , always fresh, .1 the old reliable
nat,r hose, Victoria Restaurant, Work.
et,, In hulk or weed •II styles, la cream,
bell. eoefectlosrv, altars els. O. RLACR•
Wren E.
Unpslh'II Melo 1twpoetic ,. -TA• nh
smilers weol4 respeettully that
they have • fall stook sl Reid and garden
mode on hand for the moon's trade. Some
sew kited• of (rain for weed pimp -ram hays
Men INrafa.w4 for Gm fire* tem. •n4 w111
b* footed of great Meet 'o the grown..
We ore leaden in .eed morn arm mneme,
and our stook, ea to 1ke past, w111 he forma
reliable. WA. Bassoon A Sow.
The Place to Buy Shoes-Stearman's,..,4
Abbey E8rvesoaoe Balt 4
Whlu (1..4 Salo --W. A. McKim g
Aoaoueosmeol -- Lodi s' Aid of Kees
Churn),1
Public MosOing-Town of Ged.A,b.,,, 1
N;
rotor
Glories-
Hodges. Bros
m 8
Amaral Meetlsg-uodrioh Elevate* &
Tranaat Co., Limited 1
A000unoemot-A &nisei ..... .. 1
New 'ors-- W. P. Wrsteby 8
Benmlllr Surmise -Est. JM. Siemer* 1
Flour J. W. Smith
Montage Sale -Philip Holt 1 1
Annouooammts-McKenzie 4 Howell1
Watt Sures Commotion -W. Prost/feet 8
HON. J. T. °ARROW APPOINT ED TO
THE BENCH.
THE many friends of Hon. J. T.
asluow in Humor county and elsewhere
will rejoice that he has been elevated W the
Bench of hs native Province. That he is
eminently quaiNie.l for the exalted p0sitiou
no one who knows him will question. For
nearly forty years he has Moen • resident of
G
alone
h and 1 to
that
...nue
has
travelled
front the student's desk to the lawyer's
Mhos, and from the law oitioe W an exalted
pl000 oat the Senuh of the Court of Appeal
of Ontario
Between atom he has given freely of hie
time and talent& to the pub(io in various
municipal positions and uta the floor of the
Legslature. and has made kw himself a
name amungat the public men of the Pro.
voice,
The toe* responsibilities of Hou. J. T.
('0alww, will, we understood, cause his re•
movol Irom Galench, and we nay say that
his removal rid that of his estimable family
will be a distinct loos o flee town.
-South Huron Rdorarvca eatio0 will
meet at Heusall, Saturday, March 89, to
nominate a candidate, to 000teet the riding,
as Mr. Haas, the former nominee has
decided to withdraw owing W 111 health.
- At a meeting of the •recutive cont. "
mitres of the West Huron Liberal Aasocia.
Pon held in Gm -fetich Monday last. It was
de"`iderl to hold a convention at Dungannon
on Monday, April 7th, to select • caadidate
to coronet the constituency at the ensuing
election,
- Our esteemed mmtemporary, The Star,
when it would be fight and airy, hae the
ease and grace of an elephant. In its last
issue it copies from The Toronto Telegram
an article -purporting to deal with • poetical
effusion on the Hon. L A. 4ea2CIPro1Ut
which that newspaper at•ribo5d in a .pint
of banter to the editor of THE StINAL, amt*
by heading and tailing the article take*
away what little canoe for merriment
the article originally pos.esseet The writ.(
in The Star knows, If he knows anything.
that the poetry in rlueetioo was not written
by the editor of THE Smoot.; also he know.
that the verse beginttil6g •'Hurrah for Tart*,
A,J bnght and *enact," brilliant and enthus•
ing lee it undoubtedly is, did not oregtssee
with Tree SPINAL, but be kat lied about the
matter so often and .n persistently that he
hates W give it up. Personally. what Tho
,Star says is of little concent to the editor
of Trig Bt,RAt. The people of Huron know
the merits and demerita of the respective
editors, and they know that when The Nur
editor publishes what be,knows to be tale
on this occaoion he is only'ntlwvorimg to
koep up the reputation of a convicted
libeller which he eaniel some ten years ago,
when • grovelling apology wail made amid
•'crow, with all the feathers and no gravy e"
was the order of the day.
Get your btovolo out, and h..• le made M
goo.* 01 new with • coat of enamel, tires
ovrbaslrf, .W., roe Our retiair depart -
went Is folly equipped for all kends of n•
put work, and I. to onrge of one of the
boat repair moo in Canada, who will de 66
work In the latero and boot seple. Leave
word at our More or telephone to es. Na.
92, and we @h.11 oall for your wheal. It
will surprlm you eo me how fine your wheel
w111 look for ee small .n outlay. Call arm
see our new and second-hand bloyelos. Oer
low prices will surprise yes. Oso. W.
THosso1 tri Sole,
BORN.
STEW A RT. -Near O.lesbarm, Dakota, os the
16th of M.nh, 1961, the wife of W. (1.
Pittman, of • daughter.
CARR -On the Mb of March. tae wife of
r'rank Carr, of • eon.
PRICC-On Thursday, March 90, W Mr, and
Mrs. Et Cenrge Primo • ooe
DIED.
WKLLER -- lo Or;
odeoh on Thursday, Moab
90th, 1909, 8amnel Weller. aged 115 years.
Mt•1VEIL-_pn Oederieh, on Sunday.
Month
Med. 1902, Marr Molter, reIIot of the Ino
oh
MardoMcIver. aged 90 rears and 10
dare,
W. HURON LIBERALS
The annual meeting of the Lib-
erals of the West Riding of Huron
will be held at
DUNGANNON,
ON
Nonday, April 7th, 1912,
at I o'clock pm.
In adoition to the regular busi-
ness of the meeting, the conven-
tion will select a candidate for the
approaching election to the Pro-
vincial Legislature.
Foch polling sub -division is re-
quested to mend delegates.
W. CATS, W. MOMIST,
Ssereloay• Proddist