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1110tYLAW NO. 3 OF 1903, Ole THIO
ToWN8HIP OF OOLIountix. Fon
T.8E17,041%0000, STOcK lot THKHURON.
BRUCK AND Ulan' KLICTRIC it• I I.W .1
COMPANY!
Whereas The Huron, Bruce aod Orley Klee
trio Railway Comtreny have applied to the
Township Of Coltre.res to take two buttered
and fifty shares of av• per cent. preferso,
root of 1100 00 each In twit' railway and It
hes bees deemed to be in the interests of the
people la order to secure the construction &int
orratioa of the said railway by tee said
Company that el6,000 of said stork should be
taiga in the mid railway. subject to the term,
wad conllUons agreed upon between the Cor
poration and said Railway Corupeey,
which tenni and oontlitions are hereinafter
set forth
And whereas. in order to provide f ir pay
meat , the geld $20,1100 of stock. if the same
aholl te eubecrIbed tie. It will • • n11/0010err t3
roue debentures of the Township of Colborne
for the sum of 125.00'3 eatable; ars herein Pro -
aided, when the oonilelous herelnafthe eou
taltsed with regard to the truing of suoh de
twitter's are fulfilled ;
Acid whores/1 It ls derrable to issue the taut
debentures at one time, and to mete tee
principal of the *aid det* repayable bt yeari7
aunts divine the period of twenty yearebeine
the currency of th• rid debentures : rid
yearly sena being each reerativ• SUMO with
the Interest that th ; aggregate amount pay-
able In meth year for principal and interest In
respect of said debt shall be es neerly as pas-
sib'e equal to the:mount so payable in each
of the other nineteen years of sail period .
Med whereas the total amount required to
be reread annually by eerie( rate fee paying
the rid debt and interest se herinbefore
provided is 1 1.6:0 54 :
And whereas the amount of the whole rot
able property et the rid toward!, of Col-
borne. &robed inn to the 11401 revived &sees inent
roll. la $1.0013.720 •
And vie ream there ls no cuistanding or
141.1104 debenture debt of the sal 1 couniol
polity .
Ann WA. rare the total amount of the debt
Intended to be created by ihts Bylaw far the
rv. aforesaid is the said amount of
theireatore the Mumoloal Couuoll of the
Towasklp 3f Colborne era s as follows r
uader and •dreent to the tree* by the muni.
!grapey), and who shell beer tee n met., weer
shall be settled and sensed upon with the
Menlo:pet 00U ell 0( the ild CirporatI b
tore the Company shall do soy of the aety.
'natters or thing,' ehavemeationel. Teat ;Ili
rat s to be weed thrtughotit in the oonstructiou
of said reed shall be Dot heathen 56 pounder&
the yard T. roller or slots her weight as Is
oidtharly mind in similar reeds.
5. The said Company 4150as/reel that thel
will Nur, all sum fret ht as may be offered
to them and toomistruot sod insintain freight
sidings at oonvenlent points to be mused on
between the • id Company and the esti
Munhepel Council for louline etioh stook and
freight as may be offered or which they msy
be required to oarry, said rye* to tato eon
struated as to caul urdinary freight tare of
any steam 'snarly •net te arrange with the
proprietors of the Grant 'trunk Itailw•y &ad
the Canadith Peelfic It 'Sway or any other
railway they may connect w:th tor tee oar -
risme of such cars, such arrangemeets for
transhipment over rid 111•1111 railways to bee
made as soon sie passible.
6 The maid Townshil furth &grime to
great sail Company exemption from taxatioo.
excepting rhea,' tate., tor • perlad f
twenty-one yeses framer date of oommenee.
meet of Ita ope a.aos. Toe said Townelno
further agrees to pass 6'1 ne marry Bylaws to
parry this acre -meet toto full force and effete,
aod alio to give the sold Compsny the tau
to page over, upon. or along any hlghway
within the meld Towaship. msy be mutually
&greed upon by said Township Council aod
the Compri h•vine due regard to the fore
eolith conditions see forth In per/seraph Four
hereof. and nu hereby disunite', under/tine 1
and agreed that the Compauy shall hsve no
right to occupy tiny parCon of the said high.
ways raker and until eel upon such terms
set! conditions as to sateguardieg the later -
este of the ratepayer. along rid highways
as the said Too nshiu Connoll tee at bie
impose.
7. In ease the told Toweship ghoul I h. die
satisfied at any time with the ratoi charged
for freight by the easel morrip toy. or the nom
oompletlon of traffic srramteinefits with farm
rail ware or in the carrying out of t ,y of the
conditions hereof. It Is agreed between the
parties benne. I.11•1 rob of the said parties
shell &patent •6 arbitrator for the purpose of
axing the said rates or non -completion of
said 'radio arrangements or aondi Mos eel
le ore the said arbitrators fall to ogres the
Judge of the County of Huron @heti appoint •
third arbitrator. and the award of the said
arietrators. or two of the said arbitrator*
shall be final and shall be binding on the GOR3-
Pliny.
et. ft to also ag toed betweeu the red Com-
pany and the said Toupee', that ; h• number
of trips for the oonveyance which shall oe in
°aril etes of the inost tuodern type* of pa{
&angers to and from Ooderich from each of
the point* shall oot be lees th .0 four
rich way daily, u item permitted by unavoid-
able occident& or ortructions caused by row
stores, sod in the event of the obstruo ion by
snow storms the Company &greed to or ail
doe diligence in cleerlog oat the •aow tram
thee tretks. and resuroing the nervier,
9. It is agreed between the said compaity
and the said Towoali'y that the rid sectlan
of railway eltall be oompleted on I In operation
Oa or Wore the 30th lay of November 1211
or within such further period as may be au
[horizon by the Bylaw of the meld Township,
le. The said Company sleet not be absorbed
by or amalgamates' vrith any other Company
or pass under the control of may other • imp
Any wIt11011I the ooneent of the Township of
Colborne being and °Mai oed. -
IL During such time al the sal t Township
are tbe holders of the sod stock, the Reeve of
the said Too estop for the time being. shell be
ex allot.. a loirector of the slid Oompany.
12. If the said Compri, steel at any thee
desire to olishramat • or pees under dIffereot
control and the said Townsnth objects. the
Company will have the r ght to coal oe the
said Township to traoefer to the norntnee of
the Grapany. the era "lock on repaymeet
of eald sum Of with late/teat from the
time that sueb objection is made
This Bylaw @tali come Into full faros and
etfeot white finally pared _Mier hating re
rived the areal of the easotort entitled to
vire upon it
JAS. TAYIA)R.
Reeve.
F. W. McDONAUeillerk.
elpallty, by t • props ty owners. aud by the
I. The Corp •ratton of the Township of Col-
bert. sh&I I take two hundred and tlfly • hares
of 6' lave preset I preference capital stook of
Ettlf each in the Huron. Bruce and Grey
le Hallway Compeey upon the fulfill -
meet by the oath Company of the term; and
creditless hermoafeer eet forth within the
time heir r specified. but not o rewire.
2. It shall be lawful f x the Corpora' ors of
the rid Township for the purpose eforraid
to tsar debentures of thorn] Mu. etpolity to
the &mere of an 000 to stuns of not lees titan
1100 each. payable in annual instainther ex
tsodlag err a period of tweet,' years from
the dote when the debent nese &roily this By
law gaitherised to be hotel such data to be
108 1•14/8 t1111.0 the Bret day of March A, D.
ISM, debootures to bear interest not ex
ceedieg the rote of tour per tont. per annum
from the date thereof. pitiable on the thirtieth
day of Septeinbee In wok year. coupon, there-
for te be attached to said debenture'.
litaeli of the said debentures and the
eionpane thereto attached shalt besieged by
the Reeve of the rid Township or by tame
other parer authorized by byte.. to sera toe
ere& sod by the Treasurer or ,ald Townehle.
sad the k shall attach t hereto he °crem-
ate peel of the rid Townehip. upon the fulfill -
most by the Company of the terms and ocndi
Lose hereinafter eel forth within tee time
hereinafter speottled,
I And It the be la awful tor the Reeve end
Treasurer for the time beteg of the rid
Township of Colborne to borrow the sa d
sum of illet*.IXO for the purpose of paying for
the sald preferenee csp tal ace. trout say
prom or ore poison's swilling to lerd *lee saute
reps:eh:4 In twenty years. aed to Inoue in lieu
thereof the d•benteres of the said ooraors
elm. and the lender shall pay the money
loaned upon the security ,• the said deben-
Puss into the breach or agency ot the Beak
of Monter) *A the Tows' of Goderleb. ere the
special credit of the raid Towered!, of Col.
borne as fcglow• "Toweehly of Cotharne,
Acootint. and the rams .4611 be pof -
able out only or, the joint cheques of thn
Reeve &ad Treaourer for the time beteg of
the sold Tovroehip sad shell be ezclualvelv
applied for the purpose •fore ail. tamely. to
pay f.d. the preferesos capital stook solo be
submcribed for as siotheald.
s Thoth shell b 3 rained annually by special
nthe on all th• rarities property la the rid
Towle/hip of Colberne during the term of
tweet) years from the date whrn the said
4,,eam,o.,.. up 4,7 t be h) law •uthor eed 10 be
issued. the gum of $11.1.11..P.1 for the purpose of
peplos the amount doe m each of the wild
/it tit's kw principal &ad Intereet of 1138 0111
6 The vote* of the Clualiged electors of Oil.
menlelpslIty shell tic tithes on me Bylaw by.
the Deputy Return. g °Moore hoteinafor
named. on Tuesday, the 17th do; of March A.
D RIOS. rommeecing at the hour of nine
Olor is the morning and continuing until
eve orlook In the afternoon, at, the under-
mentibeed pler
Polling lieb-41. 8100 No I at the Temperance
Hal'. Refrainer, A• &eve lierldle, Deputy
Beturaing Officer.
Polling Sub di* iair No. I, at the Temperance
Hail, Sanford. Herbert Monis. Deputy Re-
turning Ofilorr.
Polling Duhdl • 'roe No. it, at the Town Hall.
Smiths Pruitt McDaniel). Deputy Re -
ant eg (Mow.
Polling Statediristo, No. 1. et the Temperaoce
Hall, Ileiseburn, 11.. Depu.y Hoorn
leg OtlIcer.
T. tht Monday. the 160 day of March A. D.
1903. the May the sant Township "all
attend at the Township Heil In the said Towle -
ship, at ten o' lock in the forenoon to 09931 tel,
Porno to attend at the anions P01 1 Ina Plan •
&foretold. and et th anal "maiming up of
votes by the Township t7lerk. on behalf of
pereons tetra tied In the promotle. or oppoe•
leg the passim/ of this Bylaw respective',
P. The Clerk of the said To • netup of (ig-
nores shall attend at he said Town.hip Ilail
at ten o °look In the for, noon of Thursday the
19th day of March A D. lu 3, to euin up the
member •otee given for and against the
Bylaw.
Aed take Gotha that the shovels • true
copy of the proposal Bylaw which hes been
token tato tonelderation and which shed! be
finally pared by the Council of the Munici
paLty of Colborne tin the event of the reset
of the electors being obtained therotoi •ftec
ose m lath tram the arse p -bliestIon In T e
:tonal newspaper, the date of heftiest pupil-
age/ion was the lyth day of February A. 1.1.
1903 and that • pell will be held an 1 the vote
of ?releasers of the said Municipality will be
taken t her re on the day and the houre and
rears fleet in the Bylaw above written.
Y. W. Ili 100NAOIL
Cars.
INN M aNI) CONDITIONS.
Tbe followire are the terms and 0mil-
lion. agreed on bat e'en Ole Corporation ard
the wild Huron. Braes and Grey =settle Hall
wity (;empany and the tat leg of 'tack in the
said Company by the Corporation of the Town -
',hip of Colhoroe under h Ityla Is hereby
declared to het mu Meet thereto. and tee &moan,
tilif16,000 to he paid for much stook *nen sub-
bed for and Isauen • 'OM. oey ble to the
said Itailway rompeey Only In th• menace
and st the timed pet forth thereto. sod not
otherwise, rid no pert thereof shall he pate
to mild Company n3capt In sou !slap" W1111
and upon fulfillment of snob terms and t omit -
titans.
1. The maid railway is first to he built In
the Town of Ooderich en1 to ea.; nil at trot
from the Grand Trunk Railway station to
the harbor In said Town and to boo Winner'
from the told Railway Matto. to the Village
of &Littera ion Itt Township. end from thenoe
to Ah. ,pardten. and ale) from Dunlop by way
pf Carlow to tho end of the Core wen
Of •uhure. and from Cerlow to the Nile. with
time Intention nititwately of reaching K other
dine, Dunitannen, Wingham and Wroanter
Making conseetIons elth the Canadian l'eci
Ile Halfway.
I. When the sa ;I Klee Ho Railway ly grad-
ed. wired, rallo laid and folly oompleted anti
in every reapeel • modern firm clam' up to
elate road and ready tor the rolling "took In
the Town of tioderieh from tho Grand Trunk
Ita'lway Stet too VI the wharf and overate,'
with the saki road in the fo •nehip of Col
borne, and when ono nine of the said road
horn the Maitland Bridge Into th sal I Town
ship is ao eforee&M fully oompleted
and reedy tor t he rolling stock, $1201 00 shell
h• paid. end •5 additional 11 INA 0 1 as each
thereafter is In a similar manner ora-
f tes& end the balance of the gild stim o
M,400 'than he isal4 road Is comp Wed thel
operation for thirty days eith the dal 11 ear
vice hernia rrovided for from Ootteeleh to
Sheppardtou and from Duel lip to Cerlaw an
thence to the (tote wee: of Aware. and from
Carlow to Nile
The meld (5ompeay further agrees Mat
the tree* "hail net be planed on the turnpike,
Itnyelle1, er travelled po-tion of the road
Vvelent Where weeeseary for croselewn and
Itrowsk •.11agree). eel that geld track. po
Switches sad wires shell be plated eo as to
interfere AO 111.110 Ai preelhe origk the ermine
on the heeh way op in or aione which Ita rail
way ray lee eanstrorted. and thot the looation
ot the treeless any highway to he used. the
planing of pwllehee or term -tars, the laying of
tbe track...we= he rored•. the otatruetlee 0
the read Aorta/the orstrectlen or le ethitteg
"Peke. peerding petters oreetengo Prim*
•
falters. el that pro ty oeners rn
T. Me IOWA, th land, the Mrs
=felon, the aterfewieses with the fwi
ix water menet the ore sinew et
W irer t said militia fer IOW peel Meant
mete. *Maws end drablardle. nineeng 101
mow and leo and dlapeellog of some se sie ao
leterfore with the 0nblie bilboar.
malateeere the reed grey saimust eie the
(bemoan? a moue. erowei ef poles bed
wid:Labee er:rwo nieetvierjel.
bridge.,
Ibis read way Mlle, eseeenart
GODERICH, ONTARIO. CANADA : MUCH 5, 1903
I °PIGS FOR FARMER&
Fraellical wiseeteed at the Iowa
tele election
Tn. West Hutu Formers' leetituta is
o leatino a SWIM of meetings this womb,
oats of erlach was bald •t the othrt house uo
Teti3disy afternoon. Toe 13111111140,111311 W41
o. large altnouoti Secretary E.ford said it
was better then at mteetange of the lest.-
tu e pre•ioutly held In Golorioh. For
somo reaton or other the terming do not
(urn out eo well to matinee here they du
to throe held in some ut the smaIler pieces
lo the riding
P.olident H.
Oh• r
F Htfo-d, the energetio suntan, took
up as abet it of th3 seed laveetigaitoi
whoa has been curie 1 on by the Doin•nion
Dap tam or, ot Agrioulture. Sample" of
seed as sell by dealers were procurel by
the Depsrtment frsm vuloos pluses, •ad
the result. of Oil loyestig•tion were in
ro ns curie rather startling. Follow.og are
arn• of the figures se giyea a • table is
▪ 1 by the Departillent
Rah ['Lurks.
Wher• Sold. Price Per cent. Coot of No. of
par bush. of pure 'tura vital weed
vital wed. seed per amide
bush. per
pound.
$ 9 07 5.535
9.86 13,350
7.75 9,180
8 06 1,033
8 47 9 360
10 74 36.990
M. Young ocionpled the
V ()TICK
le hereby given that an application will tie
mode to theLeguelative Aresembty of the Pre-
via e of Ontario at the soot stewing ussion
thereof on behalf of the Huron. Bettor en4
Grey itlectrio Railway Company, for an Aot
amending the original °barter by empower.
lee the Compeny to oonstruct, operate and
maintoin Ito railway from Dungannon to the
village of Loolthow, through the County , f
Bruce to the Town of Walkerton. and also
through the Township" of West. and Kest Wo
w sorb or alone tne northern bounder, there-
of to the town of Winghant le order to emnnect
with the C,Ielt,; and also from a point on the
boundary Ilne between the Counties of Huron
and Aldo Ines theonth the County of Middle-
sex to the city of London , also from a point
on the line at or near Parkhill in the t
of MIddlesez and thalami throngh the County
of iamb' on to eh, Taw k of Sarnia in said
femme ; and further amendiag said Charter.
by ohanging tbe nem, of t e Goopaey from
that of the Huron. Bruce and ilrey !electric
Italie/Ay Compeer to that of the Ontert
Wait Shore Electric Italway Company ;
alto foe power to pew a bylaw or eating
professor stock ; end o ratify 'tind oon.
'Um Bylaw No 110 et the Municipal Cor
poration of Town et reoder ch and the
agreement th sin contained.
't Harm. soe k Grey Kiesotric Railway
Company, be _ D. McielLLIGUDIOY.
Suretary
of Fattener/
Dated et the 'arie erdegioh. NW Nth day
Kemptyille $ 7710 a673
0 oawa
CeIntolirn 7 20 93
Carleton Plus 7.50 93
Pembroke 7 20 FtE
Ftenfrew
7 3181.818617..
tawa $ 9.60 SI $11 85 2,265
itembroke 10.80 72 15 00 14,528
lo use (that ot Renfrew) the clover
seed cootaineed ou-tiohth weed Med. Toe
D tporomeot this year le suing the Wooers
to send ampler of their oar scel direct
to ()Wawa.
"The Ittuelop of Hogs" Wee I,111 @cajun
introduoed by George Lolthwalter, ot
Goderich township. He advo 'toted the rale -
tog of the suoderd to as highest type, that
le, the No. 1 Ideal booms bog Thirteen
years 040 etnaia'a ithporte in tine class
were valued at $600,000: now they were
113 000,000 Toe outeparative perrotoges
el pork pectinated Or marketed ware Oalt•Lil.
stied thus. 70 per cent. No. 1; 20 per ort.
let; 7 per cant. eel', and 3 per out. teamed.
It 1111 DO nlOr• to oroluo• what the menu
tailed for tbao tbe inferior prodneo. for
stoat' lees wee realized. Th. speaker
detailed the proper method' of beeline and
explained tha oausee of soft, tat and bruised
pork. Speaking of bruised pork, be said
the banes for thie was to bet ohtrged to the
.Irovar arad not the hornet The hog.
were ;noodle after they lett the lartner's
hands. Tbe farmer knew too muoh to tojure
hts property by treating them In this wry.
There was more profit In free if they were
•Iloisel to rue and pet owne exercise.
hag -wrens would obeer•• the experiments1
reports they would hod them pretty pearly
correct.
1 her,. wall en Interco 10/ McQuaide° of the
d ub; mt. 0 as person thought he quickest
way to get winos from hogs wu to get
them •way es woo es rouble. He did not
think it was well to let them run too much.
Toe drovers did nor make any differenoe in
the prier they po'd for dingiest kinds of
pork, evo he did not see why the former
should rates atty but t cheapest kind.
Teems views were strongly combatted by
• tau speaker. louneturity was the eau
of odious. An eight-moothe hog, from 190
to 200 Ns., we. bloter ohan ooe mow.hs
old at, the same weigh'. To food any kiod
of hogs way poor policy, os that sort of thing
would bring the hostages to am end. Cala.
they sopeiied th• proper produot the
Camila/I tortune until not ret a's the Placa
in the merket which they had oceluired.
Buye-s were beginoing to disoriminato, sod
the farmers moot look ahead a little aod not
injure their p in the market. !Mgt
would make jolt as fast pork oo • little ion,
say in Lawns °Inver. 14 clover bad ts he
gathered every day and pot in the pen it
would require an extra mon. The hog was
originally • anneal animal.
Tea tuition of oruleed pork wee Meetly.
ad, one epeakor 11411111g 1,13•8 he had seen
bog. seed la mesh a way alter belle deliver
eet by the farmer that he wondered it was
soopped as ornelty to animois
George '3 wallow, Clinton, gays an addrou
on "Poultry." Fanning, he s ail, now re-
nolred all the thought. and effort a man raid
put Into the business ; and as ruloh oare
kkreA retiolred in regerd to paultty se with
0',her stosk on the farm. They nowt not go
back very far to hs tim• when bone
ware not oared for -allowed to rOolt Wher-
ever they would, • little grain throwo them
sac/virally, let theoll gel water as well ae
they noel& No wonder tiler did not pay.
Rot lb was •rry differeet now, and with
improved methods men were buttoning to
doel there Wee some profit In poultry. Th011e
who said bowie do not pay were those who
did not give them proper attention. tee-
perienos showed that fowl would ty se well
an say other stock the farmer had, with the
r Ot kind of o•re. To get the h*st returns
they must ley in the 'rioter, when the mar.
k it le high, and to inlime them to lay they
mutt hove onmfortable quarters an I rr ii4E be
fed juti °lonely. Their food mott.be as near
Fer
OUSE TO LKT-ON ANOLESEA Sr.
I Apply to COLIN C Westat.
]rOtt SALE -THE TWO STOIC,/
hriek store and frame balding. on
lot 23. ecinth side West street, aledjurniture
an 1 houpeho d effect+, the wren, ot he late
A ',teeter Wallace. Apely on the p Isis
after March ilth. IN% MINKS WALL '1
1,41 OH POR SALE. -A FIROT-CLA S
U hundred sore farm lo the township of
Wewanosh, being N.8 lot 13, con. 2. Soils
g ood clay loam farm Is well feneet. and
hen nearly four mills t underdraining.
Weer oneurp opted Thero i4 One sore of
fruit tree, aid eerie firewood. Good frame
nouse, frame barn and other buildings For
terms and further particelars apply to R011
J K IRK, Doogannotly, O. 23-im
Vitt SALE TO REN Amu
south of town. Aleo two etoros pelt to
Hank of Montreal to rent. Apply to If. DUN•
LOP. Wen strut. 111
li‘OR SALE OR TO KEN L.-FIR:8r-
a olasa Macre farm, n miles from Wing -
ham on Itheknow road , large Mindless, fair-
ly well unierdralneit good barn. orohard.
Farm te in grad stele of oultive ion, Apply
to IMO. THOMolOol, °derrick or to HENS?
Tit alS0141. Winehsen. 0111
insuranoe. etc.
IHAA. E. SHAW, ORNERAL 1111SUR-
8.../ ANCK and real orate sweet. 011es. tee
door east of P. 0.. Godetleh. Agent for the
le ding mutual are 111.1011m ooln ninths &ad
looting stack companies
Meroantlie tend manateeturing Hein at
lowest noes Oall at °Noe.
w R. ROBERTSON.
7 7 • AO0onntant and Inenranew Afeent.
Books and sonounte made up
Milldams mated and rents collected.
Fire Issersaes In British and lanadion
Corarls.
Afoot Haps' *Moe North
st:erwit, GemileetProtor tt
yJ. T. NAFTNL, R(41.1
. SURANOZ sad
lie, Life. A/pedestaled M40
edirlei Orl meitual or rah
rates prat hte.
nest Knells& and Canadian
ofer east Other to Diehl
Rarrietera. Ifamilton Wrest.
p to what they got in the gummier,
lethal aad grub.. Toe speaker te3 his fowl
°lover hay regularly ; he out It in summer,
press. ved it in the best c 'edition mumble
until winter, mixed a little ohtrooal with
r, and the her ate it eagerly The cost
was yery Tue sulatioute for the
grub, they got in summer was grouni hone.
A ha was supposed to pay tor her own had
sad one dollar a year TI, we who welt till
warm weather fur their hens to lay would
find their chickens au In hatching, sod
when their fowl wee ready for ktiltag it
would le, on the inerkeo ia •buodaside and
prase would be low. Toe man who ',atoll
a profit would noon to the inoubstor ant
have his hems ratite to tattoo early. The
exportation of poultry from Canodo bad
maraud tenfold in tale. in tan years and
was now about $1,500,000, and the lattice -
hon. were IL would morrow. Foilures la
ices/nog poultry were on scsouot of not
uoderston ling how te oare for them. Ile
wonld advocate a purobrwl fowl always. 1.
oast no mole to 15111 a mumble than •
ampere], but it too& • good deal more to
fatten a meanest than a purebred. Cleat
linen in the poultry house wu flummery.
AROttNO TOWN
AtviDaNT To MDIA LILA lb -Moe Lewis'
msny hands heard with sympalhe of the
psonlul aomdent whioh b if,41 leer oa FrIday
last. 10 some meaner she blipped oa • rug
to the house aud broke her ankle, bitti banes
Moog Ireatured j 1st •bove the j Aut. 14
W.11 I.ke som• time before she w.11 be able to
ma the tojured I.mb.
AT AN EARLY Aos -The death 000urred
on Tiseadey of Mos Kota Msleer. second
daughter of Andra. biolver, West street,
doer • short °isms ot typhoid fever. Tee
young woman wee • teleirsph operator,
beteg employed of lath at the 0 P Ho office,
and worked up to a week ago :toter/ley.
Sitis Wei ily mourned by those who
kat, her, ein 1 ber dooth at so early an age
to deeply regretted by her relati•es and
friends. The (orient will tak• plea Ole
afternoon from th• family residues to Malt -
loud /amatory.
4O•NT INT° A PARK. -11 •a.dente
tn tits vlomity of the old t.ar grounds to St
Patrok'e ward• are Inetiteriog • moveateut
for the ounvereion of the pleas into a pat k
They soy that the greuods aro of no, use to
There was an uolimlted market in Great their precut ouch, len sod are by no means a
Britain tor fowl properly fatteoed. a re- beauty Hoot. end it the towu is not goiog to
taro them to some twe toey might as well
• made orntmental. The piece has by
turns been talked of as site for the !wept -
eel, the minket, the publio eshoul and the
Carnegie Array, but from present
tioos it looks se lf It would be unoccupied
tor some Doric
Ward to what wias the beet 'Neel ot fowl, the
sp silt there was • geese difference of
°potion. He liked the Wyandotte himself.
Hei thought the Pest breed was [hat whioh
• ma liked beet himeele as lope are it war
purebred.
le reply to ohs onestion, what is the beat
layer, Mr. Swallow said bruits like the
Leghorn rad Hamburg would fay more to
1101:11bere than larger breeds, out not MOre its
weight.
Mr Swallow's eddren also wee followed
by • discussion
James iditottell was the next opeaker, hie
ableot being the fall fair in referessue to the
boy aad the girl ea tee form. He dwelt
u pon the imporeeteu elf the fsir as an
wiuoator lf the fell tale wee not ran in
• meaner to suit them, had they done their
part in endeavoring to lift it to a hother
standard` If not, they had no right to
oomplatio He believed it oould he related to
a higher audited, and thot it woold pity, not
ooly dollars and oat", put in a mere
satisfactory way, in giving an Incientie•
boye sod girls to take • greater letterset
a the different deopartmeals of the farm.
Hs wanted to interest them in • new depart-
ure to be team Is oouasetion with tise Great
North wreath fairy If they lived error eras
other fair be hoped they wonla try to to-
trciluoe something on the same linen in that
fair. These features had resulted in great
access la the Whitby model fate sod oom-
pr sad the giving of valtable prizes to the
teacher aod puoli of any public mahout
station for th• beet ooilection cut flowers
orowo on the ochool ground., the best ea-
nitot of grain in the straw, o d'eations of
clover. and greaser, roots, fruits and age.
ot'oese, benetiotal and lejorioul Remote, teto
ne director, wanted to give thus
met/Iola • trial, and the usletanos of his
healers was rigout -eel when the appeal
should be made to the trustee. and teachers
.4 their school leation.
1 13• concluting speaker was I). McGilli-
eta idy. Hs thoueht a good way to sethre
the tureen of tits boys and girls in the
tun woe to give them aomething tor th•
work they did in their staee time, so that
they riveht lisve some packet mthey and be
independeoe. The speaker reoalled the,
time "thee some people sere not in favor of
the Farmers' Institutes, or even eh the Ag-
ricultural I lollege. but it was now co ended
on all Innis that good had oome from them
both. Toe farmer. were engaged in • busi-
ness whioh was the larpeet industry a Cie: -
oda and or upon whioh other industries
were largely tirpeirleat. At one time it
W04 supposed that arty oid fellow rut I run
a farm, but it hos her discovered thst a
farmer needed al much brain power and had
to use it aseeotiveiy as ite any other 000ups-
tan, tf los wore to 1,1 enooessful. At th• re-
cent meet ite of the Cenodian Plea Aesooia-
Lion Mr CI relate° had submitted • elbow.
for supplying newspapers with a better
oleos of fornilog information then Ent been
publIshed in th3 par, aid he lielieeed the
neA- plan odeht he eullop•el by the news-
papers in the near future.
Situations Vacant.
WAN VED.-411101) CAPABLE 01111.
TV for doing eteners1 hones work, Apply to
N. lee HLLICUDDY. Weetost: tf
ANnw. - SIX 11001:1 STONE
masons. Steady work weight MOO all
summer, Apply to DANIKL , con -
to aotor and builder. Margaret, Man.
(4ENte AVERAGE $600 A DAY
the year round selling our goods. ki-
4 In nee. Houteshild nerritiesi, not WI,
or linthrbee, N dolt treason Write II
M Attotlf ALL & bond an, Oat.
\VANTED.-A 0001) ETRONG BOY,
el or from the town o• oonntry. to
learn the tine sod lei soksmithing b wine*
JAMB A. TRACH•fit,
Muslo.
BRIDGE,
GICUROE LE r
°radiate of Toronto
Choirmaster Knox shu
Prepere1 reeelve
Piano. pipe ogre% voice
Pupil' prepared tor Univers y examinations.
Stu tio St. Lawrence, Moat I street.
N
o„
iveratty, Organist and
h, thoderloh.
pile In toll laying :
Hare and theory
W GLENN CotlIPIIKLL,
Organise awl mneloal director of Nor
Methodist ehureh, teethe? of piano,
wan and theory Pupil, Prattered ter
aminetIons of the Toronto Ooneervator
METER RATE REUUCELL
reeterleb a elocerie Light INAte tow geld le
Re the Lowest la Ostarie.
At • spooks, meeting of the town council
on Friday evening bylaw was panel co-
mpeting bylaw Na. 3 of 1913, whloh estab-
lished a meter rate tor ielootrio lights, and
Ilef • new and lower ram. Tne rate
previously Mal Wel 1WeIVII mints per 1 00 I
Watts, with a discount 0' 10 pee out. for
Prompt payment or of 25 per coat. to were
of 150 kiln 1% ei a The new rate Is ten
can's per 1,000 st at•g, with a discount of 10
per coot. to eonsu,ners of over 50 kilo
Witte, 15 per oent to consumer" of ova 75
kilo Wat,to, aod 20 per Dent. to users of over
100 kilo W•tts. On all ptymente made on
or before the tenth day ni the month in
.
which the tome are dos, there le a further
J•scount of 10 per cent.
The neer est ea hive bug adopted 'for •
careful calculation of the out of remoter
ani maintaining the olootrio light plant, and
it in believe, that they will meet, the °barges
ou the plant after hotfooting an amount for
the strait lights and the light. geed by the
*trituration. Theta rates are lower than th iee
10 any oilier -0 storm muoloipality regarding
which the nitwit has Int nmation. aV bath-
er the figuring by wheal they hove becos
arrived at is °maw, or not it will take •
year's experience to tell ; tor the present
they are eraply on experiment.
The old fitt rate le obsessed up to th•
ot M•reh, rt'. which date tho preettut meter
riet• took effect.
The mete, rental remetne the tame, 20
oen: e • month fo: oath meter of 106 -light
oapaotty or less. and 25 cents for *soh meter
over Oat, eapaolty.
Gee of the prooisOne of th• bylaw is ao
foliose :-The corooratoon 'hall h•ve toe
right to ghat off the apply of light for an•-
ot the follow/mg reasons : (1) For repairs or
alterations ; (2) in ogee unavoldatI awl
dent ; (3) for ona-paymeat of the i.e..,
°heron or rent whom Age ; (4) for fraulu-
lent representation in gelato. to oonisma
tIon or see of light ; (5) ler atelgnment or
tosnlvenoy of ooneomer ; (6) when they c in-
sider the wir_log
ANNOU_NCiMIENTS.
(lo to the °A reliable oyster home,
Victoria Restautank, West street, for feeds
oyster:, Geld in hulk end ell &tyke : Caen,
fry. sr raws. 0 tefootIonery, fruit. tobac-
cos and ontare. (7. proprietor.
mill ae st Iteditoret, ea There -
der. Mac 11,
street
• 00.
Of
hippie, Will he pleoerd to moots. applies -
Pons feorn all those reo iiring etch InitruM
Oen at his now studio over Thomeen's mood°
store, Use of Mass for primal°. may be ar
ramrod tor. 6711
Mottos
VaDr. S. I. TAURN
avrrin tt'ti IWO OPTICIAN Ant, nye
NERAIL IN- SPOrIALIa0
OHM. went. All Riede of Speetaelee and Ryeglaseee made
Ohre Insnr&nee to Order Ptheolial attention given ta tittles the
plan at lowest eye,
orders by mall promntly attended tit Be
amassies rep- weirs of parties ming my name. an I employ
fe wh t
R UHIPON W.. TORUN .
mos k Gerrow neerree; fres rted lastatitiotted
OLD FRILNLet WISR HIM 31:clAgs4 -
The Prosoott Messenger *aye of our new
merchant who hails from that tura : "After
eioaduc; ing a emmeedul boot and shoo ball-
oon. here for nearly five peers, Mr. J. P.
Keienargh leaves to norrow for Isolate*
Ont.Owlsore be will continue In assume line
• ola of the but assorted Mocks in that
town. Ae a Presoott boy, Mr K•vanaeh
loaves comae tatted' behind who will watoh
with faulty eye. for his proeperity in his
larger business eld and who seal with hlm
hes for hie future sumo..
even tab's friends enter -
their beerty w
This evening Mr.
too him to • oomp imeatary supper."
THE VIiToRIOUS HARMONYS. -TM hockey
match between the Signals aod the
Harmony. last Thursday night was not •
partteularly lively specimen of tho
Too los %low, and the play dregyed
oonsetthenoe. The Were One man
short and the Har0000y• scored two goals
before attention w as called to the fact that
they *ere playing 800 meo to six. With
eyen numbers, however. the Humour; kept
ao eta load. There wu good individual
play log on the aide of the N goals, but their
opponsata ployed more in horinony. During
the latter psrt of the game there were only
tea players uct the toe, Wiggios of otte
Hot -twiny team being disabled end one
the fipmel seem being laid off to keep 1111041
even. The score was 9 to 2 in favor of the
Harmony'.
Ma, C A M PlIELL's RUBIN ATION.- Many
will learn with regret that W. Glenn Comp -
bell, 1.r three years the efbOient oreanist
and cholnueiter of North -A. blethorlist
ohurue, has resigned that position. Mr.
Campbell hods it necessary to devote all bis
time to his lotito anti ever-Increaging 0141e
Of teup,le. II • remsrkable success In pre
paring widgets tor the lorooto Caroler-
va ory extimeittlii.311 has made for him •
reputation that he hoe pupils from all one
Huron county, representing evin• fOntletil
rilereut towns and trills/its. At, the coming
midsummer examinations a be held in 0o(le-
Noe, he will have over thirty pupils taking
piano and theory osammetions Mr. Camp-
bell bee &freed! pawed thirty -tour pupile at
three exam oat:oae, but we believe this pre. -
eat class to oaks a record for the (aunty.
aft Cempbell orteinly to be 000gratm-
t•ted on his suocieso, and 11 will bo wiloomo
nein to mons, hat he intends to remein lo
io tertob. N.11 Suedes!, Much 812, will
be his lot as orpenwt at North -at. cburoh,
• there will be epeeist must° In the
evenog,
Dap eillt'AGO -01.1 neighbors and
Menlo of Mre. Galloway, a farmer respected
retident of Go:leach who removed some
tini• ago to Colman, will be sorry to learn
of her death, whioh routes I io that city on
tn. 23 .1 ulto She was taken 11; about t wo
weeks befcre with pleura pneumonia, and
In spite cf vit.dioal attendance and
the services of • professional matte she awe
cumbed to the attack She leaves a family
ot Jams, William. Charles, Fred-
e rick, SOC., Jorphine and Mrs. .1 A.
Cameron. All her children were with her
at the end exoept her eldest son James, who
Oyes in C,evelood, 0 , sod who did not er-
✓ unill the mt. day. The funeral took
place Wedaesday mornieg from th. family
borne. .116 It olne ave., to 14•7 Vintrol'a
church, 'wher• h gh moon was celebrated at.ol
4 Ite.tratal amnion preeobel by KW.
Fether Daub., who attended the deceased
to her last Illness. The remeine were in -
totted In M mot (Iermel oemotery. Mr*.
Gallowey hod not been very well for 1110
Iset Tem, her heart having bottom' affected.
To the fart she remembered with affection
the oil town and its people, &ulnae whom
o hs had for so many years. The he
amity have the sympathy of their Oode-
riots friends in the great whioh they
have sustalaied.
\Ladies gel gentlemen, me Prof. Doren -
wind's it mot dal wige, toupees. banp, wavy
and plain fronts, serirohs. in every length
and shade, ete
His heir roods styles when properly ad.
plead protect oral orearreint the head,
setae awl beautify the upression of t,he
fans and eonseireently tone up ago I top-
potramoo. Past Dtre•wenii hae for this
aunt may now ad pretty dosiges. He
hal added • eamtur of New Vert, Lon4oe
ao 1 P•r p4I 'erne
D. ICGILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
schoot ohildron's Masses oontalned in the
model fair Mao and al dismissed and reoom-
meoded at the zumillange of the Cmadiao
Fats. Association, the lssard to •mpto wee
him to oorrespoad with teacher. and orus•
tees of school aerations in tio atrengeinent
of tiler thereof. Oo uootent of Uol Var-
ooe &ill Jobe Mania e, offer wso ita•
cepted, the secretary to prepare a list of the
proposed ol fur competition, sad sub -
nettle at nett meeting the board. Otlar
(Walls were discussed ard will be the sub -
Jett of ourreepoodere, so aa to have them
In oh•pei for is000derotion at the board
meeting on &Ludt 14.
INTILIDD,Tisi. MRETINi.l. -The regular
mmtiog of the Colleelato Institute Literary
Salety was held on Thursday ersoiog.
Tnere was • large attoodsooe, and a good
progratn was p eeeee tad. Au instrumental
solo by Miss Graoe Doke was the opentng
nuinber. This was lollowed by • reading
by !dial Annie Swarth. Her selection wail
the acentuut ot the heroic struggles of Ma.
Reggae to preparing her family for intro
demon iuto °society" at the Birds' Celle -
mew party. sod the delightsome story lost
nothing in the reeding. so well did Miss
Swan render it. Tne old favorite, "You
Oan't Play In Our woe cleverly pro -
Maud in wing and paotomitne. Odious
Mona Craig and Irene SAIIIIA were
the "amo little gide,' and Miss Etta
Soults ung the wo•da. lt, was very
well done. A mouth organ duet by
Altred Naylor and Horold Lnio was
executad in happy style and was •ig-
°Foully applauded. The G. C. 1. Journal
was read by Fluor Hugh Reis, and Pram
pal Soraog followed with the /motion
drawer, giviog som• interesting Information
in regard to the Alaskan benders
affair ape other m•tiers around of
through the drawer. Mr. N•rans took re
remit to refer to the honor o inferred upon
a gradual,. of the school, Frank Munro,
now attending Toronto Uolversity, in bis
solution as • representative ot the Univer-
sity in a recent Interoollegote &late. A
solo by Mr. Merritt two an lottrumentd
duet by Messrs. Fleming and Wightmen
were both enured, as were also several of
the preceding lumbers. The oritio of the
evening was Mr. S'y, who was on the Col-
legiate staff as a substitute during last
mooth. Atter reviewing the venous num-
ber', giving praise where It was due, he
suggeowed that somethlog le a greater de-
gree incentive to high effort m ght be atria.
luoed into the proorams of the Soo:et.y's
ineet.ngs. Mr. Sly's remarks were well re-
alved, and. it msy be hope°. will result In
nu Society's increased nufulowa. The
einging of tho tational anthem brought the
meeting to a aloes.
r1IR 84211001., BOARD - The regular meet-
ing of the public, school board was held on
Monday eveniog. When the meatier; oom-
menoed Tawas, ball, Creogo, Cutt,
Nicholson and Warnock were present and
Dr. Noiholetio wu moved to the chair.
Cowman McKim, who wag suffering from
a severe mold, oatne in afier wards sod took
the chair, and later on Mr. Aoheson came
In. Tne priosipal'e report for February
showed an ennienent of 22.3 boys end 257
yule -total, 480 -seated attendance
of 187 boys soil 211 girl* --coital, 34f3. its
a.tendancie was 84 per cent of the number
ou the roll. Too followleg aeounto were
owned : Lee & Shepherd, supphes. eat
$21.11 oWas. Pogilethweine, hauling wood to
Temperance Hell, $1.25; Owego Porter,
stationery, $6 ; The Star, westing. $8 ; S.
S,othere,. repairs, $2 ; N. I). Hougyle,
nordware, $1.60 Atter some diecuo non in
regard to agreement. with the . teachers,
from which it appeared that the board had
co each airreemente, Instruottons wore given
cleat the teechers he asked to sIgn
sgro*uteute for the balance of t ho term of
their megegemetes, that le, ix midsummer.
A few ma'-ters of repairs wen° with,
awl tbe deck was then clear for the chief
discuselou of the evening, ota the (motion
of school aocommodation. Dr. Nicholson
started in by proposing that • new school
be built on the Ostrow property. which it
grim understood the board oould purchase
fot $5,000, awl that the present cootral
school budding he used as a ward school for
St. Patrick's and St 0 's ward'. Mr.
litli entered objeotioe on -the ground that
the proposed lowelen was too mar the
Collegiate and the boys of the two schools
would fight. If they put a new school on
'he old fair grounds or in • nentral looation
he wou'd favor at 1./r. Nicholson did not
think the boys ot the central school were of
• bell:csee disposition or they would fiyht
the convent pupil", and he had never heard
any oomplaint on test 'core. Toe offer of
the Garrow property was one of whioh they
could not get the equal for many years. Mr.
lireigIe milted the opinion of Architect
Fowler, who was 1,00.011110, sort upon Mr.
Fowlet's stating that he believed the pre*
sot ou litog could be medial id Mr.
Cratgle geld the bosrd Auld not involve
Itself lo a large outlive for a new betiding.
Mr. MoKim advocated the prinelple of men-
tralizatloa and argued in favor of one large
central school. The (Indult:1h sohools wore
sway behind what they should be. He bet -
laved in progressiveness, and thought this
town should teed in the matter of sohoo le
as it did in other things, minimal ot lagging
behoel the small towns and villages in the
matter of cahoot twoommodation. Dr.
Nicholson said there was $7,000 of school
taxes due by th• organ futory which the
coun.-11 had no right to rebate. Mr.
Warnock was not in fever of Lakin, th•
(farrow site. Inspector Tom spoke up and
sald that everything poseible was being don•
its the central school to ditioredit the system
of ant ilotion and mske the, school uopopu-
lar. For a while the discussion became
lather aorlmoniono, Mr. Acheson m•kit
some remarks about the ohairman whir h
brought • tienithant "Thank you" from th•
latter gentlentan Menem. Nichol-
son, eralgte and Warnock were appointed a
onmmittee to report at the next meeting
on the plans prepared by Mr. Fowler for
the remodelling of the old building. the
,,ommittes to oonstelt with the principal and
the intmeeter. [Mr. Aoheson at this mut•
ing made a remark which we believe was
meant to ineinuate that the articles in this
peper favorite, the ereotIon of a new school
were written by Mr. MoKim. Mr. Acheson
Is altogether wrong if this is his opinion.
Trio Suiem, is quite capable of writitig its
own &Moles and is In fever of a oew school
no moiler whether Mr. McKim le favorable
t 0 It or not. -Ed. SIGNAL ]
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LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
NoTID4, -Frank Martin 'hike
returned borne from New Vork, where he has
been lor some wake takiny • course at the
John .1 Mitoh•11 Cutting School, securing
Mt parchment an a thoroughly goolifieed
^utter In it few weeks he :wends opening
tatlorine ee*ablishment to the Bedford
block, and At he has had geyeral years' ex -
parlous 111 1118 troths and In other respects
postures the oonfidenoe of the communey
nie 00.105111 should be 1104110414.., , W. A, Mc-
Kim le now doine button in his new otore,
next door to hie old stan.1 he store hoe
been thoroughly renovated and retitle 1, and
some of the most up-tc-iate improvements
hay. bmin installed. Abundant light, Ito
ententlal In • drygoolt eatablishment, is
"'cored by means of prisms platted over the
front eirdows and door The windows are
of the molern dust proof pattern, providiog
to an Olen:lent manner for the dianlay of
goods. Accommodation is provided fcr the
millinely deptirtment, and upstate. aro the
el thing and dreier-making foray, It is
a fir store In our advertlaing oolumns
wmk will be found the adyertieement
of Jae. A. Straohan °tiling attention to the
Perfect gasoline etlphilee, for which he is
agent In Oslo looslity THIS SIDS A I, hse one
of 'hoe enginet, which is gaiety vary
u thdaotion, being easily taken care of and
providlov efficient power at a 'email out,
SNAP SHOT &
-Major Ctothit's majority in Centre
Brutes Is not by brevet.
- LltreNON. died hard- in North
York, but he 'lied, sure enough,
- VS anted -a few mum newspaper men
In the Legislature. Apply to .1 P. YVBITKILY.
-The Ceram Brutes election hae distinct.
ly and definitely put the outsider out of
business sa a political factor. If a man
wants tu an election he will do better
by playing a lone band.
- Dr BeArre Nowlin rises tO remark
that when he looks at the bhuisterial
majority he feels conetrained to believe the
Sutulay school &dace, "The wicked etand
on slippery places," ts correct.
-When The Hamilton Spectator aye,
"There itre uut enoggh prohibitionist Tories
in ttto Province to elect a township pound -
keeper," it certainty ia not aware that in
West Huroil at, the lad Provincial election
every Tory in the riding woe a shouting
prolabitioniet, and they had JOHN A.
NICHoLle and Miss CHARLOT111 WIGGINS
and otherg from outside W help titem
shout.
own and Mr. Cameron practice during the
coming session of the Legislature of (Mario.
Mae Minnie Stokes bag retired from her
position as asmatatat in Lao. W. Thomson &
5012'a MOHO emporium, a position which sh•
tilled with eiliolenoy for several mare, and
le suceideded by Miu t Ida Bell.
Remember the sale of Mos. Peemore's
houtehold furniture, also the lot at the
oorner of Victoria and Trafalgar striate and
buildings thereon. oommenoing •t 1 o'olook
this (Thursday) afternoon. at the resideace,
Trefaigar street.
last Friday evening ot the seervioe pre•
parawory to communion In Knox ohuroh,
',blob was ooncluotod by th• jouster, on•
hundred and eighteen pence- were admitted
Into full oommuoion with the ohuroh. Of
these, one hundred sod four were reoeived
on profession of their faith. and fourteen by
certifioat• from other . hutches". Al the
oommunton der11011 Sibbath the attend•
mos was the argent. in the history of the
oeogregatIon.
The rigors of the winter green ore Delon -
eine to abate, and now le the time to order
Tug G N. W. EXHIBITION. -A Wooly your sweet snit or light overcoat from V. 4.
attended meetiog of the Mauston. of this sir Pridhass Style and fit guaranteed.
bibition was held on Friday leo, *ad some
radios% ohs. gee made In plane for a 1903
lair. The dates enlecin I at the annua
merottnr, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept.
29 and 30. were ootiarmed, unless a change
ho necessary in order to get oa a a:milt for
expert pietism and otner features Monl.
beers' taken. ars to la sold bo directors and
speolel isanyaseer• en oommisnlon, for $1,
thews tickets to entitle the purohaser wa
e xhibitor's privileges and a single &imitable
ticket to each member ot lils family ,•tpable
of attending the feir. Tito peri lila will twe
retrieve! by lamina comasitteee for group,
of detartmento, who will wort to a meet -
In, of ;ha buil on Bililfday, March 14
Ile are te sow th Ati I not forget day Susestary Mitoleoll efroged • yeses Ilee•
se4 406e. Tien free If *be heard welsh, adept the
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Mae Sophie Fisher le visiting in Tomato.
whit:L.0f .Ron. Alan is Menne* relative, In
Mr.. H. Newton visiting in Louden foe
a tow days.
Mies Noaml Rambla! la gone to visit
friends lo London.
Miss Ella Halls. ot Eater, la the smut
of Mrs. P. T. Belle.
W. A. Silliok, of Wingham, W•4 in town
for • few days tho peat tweet.
Mime M. McGregor, of Mansell, Is wishing
her sewer, Mrs. !tombs°, Eset-se.
N. B. Smith hoe been attending the
millinery shows Toronto this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thu Elliott attended the
f moral of • nephew at Clinton on Monday.
tee Stella Aoheson bay returned to bowie
after •isiting several points in the Proyinoe.
/Ahab Herald Mrs. (hums Haltom and
Mise May Fisher, of Goderioh, are visiting
•t the Damloion House.
H. F. Molars, of Kingston, wail in town
but week. Oint former townsman le now
iotsrested In an elevator at Sarnia.
Mrs. Kest, ol Seisforth, and Miso Alio'
Ham Iton, of Wroxeter, were smote of Mn.
Palmer. for • few days the past week.
Mr. Manua, of the Bank of Commeroe
staff, is on the slok list and bag gone to Isis
hom• in Toronto. H. J. Melville. of Wood-
stock, la taking hie place here.
Sd11111 AO Me McKay lett Seturday hut to
4pend a tew (ley. with Mrs. W. Hero
(harmony Miss Hattie Thomson) at
1,111. and afterwards make a two weeks'
volt to her home at Rodney.
Mrs. Joho Stewart and daughter, Mile
Gracie, have returned from Cleveland, O.,
where they were visiting Mrs. Soewart's
daughter, Mrs. J. le Andrewe. We are
pleased to learn that Mrs. Andrew. has re•
°overact from hew
Frank Prepay left Saturday morning for
Vancouver, 11, C., whims' he will leave
shortly for another trip tO the Klondike.
Frane was on* of the first to break into the
Yukon district when tho rueh to the north-
ern El Dorado 001nrile 00,1 a few years ago,
aad the land of gold and mold ha* an
an ignition for him still.
AUCTION HALE&
TIII•RSDAY, Maroh 5tb.-Sale of house-
hold furniture and furnishings, the property
of Mrs. rumor", at the residence, Trafalgar
street, oommenaing at o'aloak. At the
same time lot 739, oorner of Vlotorisi and
Trafalgar streets, with the buildings thereon
t o offered for sale. THOS. OUNDRV,
anotioneer.
FRIDAY, Maroh 6%. d ¬ion
sale of farm stook aad implements, haled.
tog hones, oowe, steers and heifers, wag
one, tele., sleighs, etc. sale on• half
MI18 AsFO' of lioderich. EttitIRT VVILF4r Is,
proprietor. THOMAS (4015DR7, auctioneer.
MO,DAY, Mara 9th.- Auction mile of
fat In stock soil insolent ma at lot 7, Matt-
l•nd oonownion, Colborne (one mflo. from
ounrosnolng at I o'oliiet sharp.
F. %V. towILL, PloPfleter• 'TWA. GONDRY,
anotioneer.
WRDNIND•Y, Ma0011 11th, -Auction sale
of form stock and implements, at lot 11,
Lae Retire, Colborne township 16 MUM
north 01 Ooderioh, on Lake shorel. This
Inoludes soups extra goo I newly.oalved caws
and_young oattle, sheep and pig' ; property
of HAMILTD3; McMANes, who has sold th•
turns and Is stolen 1,, Manitoba. T11044,41
01"NDRY, InOt.10080T.
1111PRADAY, Maroh 12 h. -Auction ale
of farm stock and Implements at west halt
lot 13, onnuesion 2, W. Wawanosh. oom-
meson, 141 1 o'olock sharp. Enna.1. KIRK,
tlfrolifleter. TI1138 (;CNDR1( Auotioneer.
FRIDAY, March Ibth.--AuatIon sale et
farm stook sod implement', at lott S ItauldmR6T,
oan. 3 W.D. °albums (about half way be-
tween toodiertch sadoilentailler). A
14 re FORD, proprietor. Tnowee Werth;
auctioneer.
Reporte from Ilte /mine state that R. D.
I::ant outages to improve steadily and
rapidly.
Peter MolOwan was able to drive oat the
put week ad .111, we hops, moon he In hle
old-tleell torn.
A party of shoot twelve rano people
freni lA1011011 drove to town Thureday even -
log and eojoyed an hear's altetthe at the
fish.
Stewart, who was ticket clerk at the
II. T. It. 'towns for amoral week', has been
spooinetti station agent at Ayton and
ettoosieeted Move by Mr. Ober, of Puha.
A. It. Macdonald, barrister, will elesenpy
11'6891mm of M. 0. Cameron, K (4., ICI' I'
alter Manta 108b, awl will attend to his
DIED.
GALLOWAY AI lle ay*, Chi iseo
on Monday. February Nat Mee. Margarta
Galloway. formerly of Goderieh. mood on
rare.
M. In Gorierinh, on Tnell 1111y, Mareh
Cetheri re Henrietta. frond Asinghter
of Amens Meteor
DOD011t. tio Goderich, on Truedey, Mardi
ani, lin, Freesia A., second eon of Frank
J. and 011te Dodge. ogee year* months
aad 7 days
The funeral will take piece from the reel
thence et hie parents. Vlore% erre on ThUpe
Ikeyb1.11trelmheiSth. 1110&at 10 Volgik ad.m.ofzi the
anaintaacee eird 'please aosept thio latiniallem.
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