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A VIM OF
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RESAI friii Aims
Sregaltittia is stie seine afficauwatiate ea
the mucous istemsbireas luting the stir tabs*
e of the lunge, raid begins with chilk fol-
lowed by fever, tightneet et a:satinet:hest,
culty in b.:tattling, luaattenete,„ . am. 4. *
eirsa harsh. croupy cough. wince. as sie-
cesseed la wet weenier stud by ever)"
ilistit cold. This cough:woes on SW'
10/4041170 is swrajly worse itt the inorta
kg, and koala, relieved by rising, freely;
Tire matter reared is at lest white* le _nu
atiltivbat later bmomes of a &mum
ory . islecolor tied is sometimee Weak -
ed w bleed.
(et the first aim or bronchitis you
should check it immeffiately by ineme
DR. WOOD'S
,NORWAY PINE SYRUP
t
therebta Prevent* it bcoiniter chroolc,
and developing auto some rations lelia
noublet
Mr. olixt n. Root; 4a adapivil.,ve.
Hantiltoti, Ont., writes:. -PI was ..bled
with bronchitis, and -had* very baci
cough a hadat AO long was beginning
ter get afraid of other developments. 1
tried all kinds of cough remedies, bet
without, relief. I 'was advised, bee a
Eritrea to try Dr. Wood's NorwayPine
*MP, sell got a bottle. It Convinced
mete believe that. I had, et.last, gotten,
_ the right medicine. r toed several bete
Gm and am epraetimity welt.1 Ira
xeeommended ,it to others since, mai
good results followed. It is certainly, a
wonderful "Broncbial Cough pernedear
$OXTO la taidarre.
liestaleelia WM** ilus sows Ct. Wallaara)
No. 1 aerthers. 61 Mita
No. $ aoribeen.not owned,
)(0. $ sortitern, itou
eotesi.
Ilaisieabos eel. (Es moo, koonere
No. CAC, Ole.
Nitro 1 feed. 52e.
No. feed, 66e.
Kayla. larieir stere lot. WHIRtati
Nu. .. W.. Dknaina),
£111•010111 Cow (Twit. Teruel,*
Prompt SIgassitist.)
Ne, 3 yellow 74te. .
No. $ yellow: 74e.
No. 4 yellow, 73%,e.
giestswin Oslo talsoieldiag
ij
• Oatarle Wilteat
Aetsaskireg
No. 2 wtitte. nortorial.
sometery (Arseardisag to Firelgiatet 0.01140)No. 4 extra.; sec to Vie.
Itarkwarat fRoweeersloomistel te liertight
No. 21.e.720 to 1010.
*70*
N. 2. *$c te ,
• leastiteTsa Fleur.
IFIrlit patent^ 27.60. •
•Secona patents. V.
Ontairle "Or *&1!0** *t1
•
Price 35e. arid 60e. a bettle,
se per cent. Went, tale.
Millfted (Our Leta Rellorstred4
Bran. 123.
Shorts', 180.
reed dour, $1.70 to' $1.80. •
*oleo saw.
Tract( Toronto., Nd. 2,221.60 to $22.
Mixed, 613.
Straw.
Car lots, per ton 82.
CATTLE 'MARKETS
TORONTO UAW STOOK
VMONTO, Feb. 26.--RecelPta a itv•
Stock at the, Union). Yards for to.dase
calves 232; tome, T,808; sheep. 600.
Dods News Nuggets
Picked Fron
es
1,10da, iltAtirfit of Itov. D. Larkin. Stefertis Dios is Primo 141-
wan' Ishuol—Kiocanliso OR Soa' SOW* Will Net So Hell
TiS 192$ —Kr. mg Mrs. Jas. 'Walker. Is Soak .1 Coady. Cele
irate Galles Walliog--Vaterao G. t L Coast:tor. Do. Coe
Retires—Whkikaa Maims TkreeDoty telelorstiat for Jun
29, 30 and July 1—Soafertit GeV CIA Will Erect Club Heise--
Horticoltstrat Societies is Comity Aro Active.
and le part of the propertof Mr.
Them. Dodds, within II shorty distance
c$ the town of Seated% M. J. C.
Greig le president eef the club, and
Mr R. M. Jones secretary -treasurer.
Kineardine Boys' Reunion ea play. The course eovere Oh scree;
Dr.&eta. of Seafortb2cele.
will not be held till 1923.
orated his 80th birthilay ell aloaday,
F b 13th
market were 161 caret Cattle, 2,747;
"CHICAO0 .141VR wrocu,,
OSTEOPATH ' CHICAGO, Feb. 20, -.Cattle receipts,
--"--,-.••••••...."-",--*-`•-•-• 800, omPared with a week ago: Beef
1,11, A. M. ROST, Osteopathic p ys
clan. Graduate Des Moines Still
' College of Osteopathy, Licentiate Iowa
and Michigan State Boardis. Special at-
eention to diseases of wOneeti
stove, 36c to 4Re meter, commop and
inedtuni grades up moat; canners end
cutter* and lo'W.prieed cows, weak to
26e lower; fat stuff. active, steady to.
*trona; spots. higher on better grade
cows and heifers; baleen* hulls about
eteady; fat bulls, 26e to. 50c higher;
veal calvea, unchanged; stocitera and
feeders, mostly 26d'btgbet.
Hera 6,00Q; market fairly active.
.trong to 100 higher than Feder*
everaite. mostly 5c to 100 higher; 'thin-
ner* brought about 8.000; good clear-
ance; top, $10.40..ou 140 to 1$0.1b. aver-
ages; bulk, OM to W.35; ohm steady'.
Sheep, 6,000; to.dasSii receipts practi-
cally all packet% direct. Beat rat lambs,
blg, dollar higher; other fat lambs, big.
dollar higher; other fat lambs and
Yearlings, 600 76c• higher;.fat,
tuned *sheep,: 25e to 30o, and feeder
mostly 23c up. •
ehildren. Consultation free. (0 ce.
• corner Nelson and St. Andre's,' Sts.
•
Successor to Dr. Reileratuut. In San -
forth Tuesdays and Fridays,
1PIANG TUNING
Aricitz tiOnitele •
• Piano Tuner and 1 Repairer. ApillY
' Kingston, St., Ooderich,' Ont., Phene' 237,
orders promptly attended to.
musloat.
vros. J. oaceneaole.
as. Teacher Piano, IlseorY. Pupils prose,
lid roe examinatioos. For terms. apply res-
„ idente. Gibbons Ste opimslte Victoria pub
31c school or 'phone 293.
GEO. KENYON.
* "L. Mug. isinversity“
Teachene Diploma nolo mad TheorY
Teacher's Melanie Singing •
Pupils prepared for eXaminations. For
terms app_ly Studie. Identreal opposite
Public LibrarY.
The deatk occurred in Toronto on • ,
Feb. 2nd of Mr. J. le. Smith, u forma 'pieta *A 4'04 Bride hhaaled la St,
wen -known merchant of Seaforth. eta, Seafortit -
A very *a and sudden death tee.
curved in Soden% ea ThUrStbiF BO.
so Ring, Feb. 9th, when Mrs. Jiteob
Weber pasaecl away in her 67th year..
She was a daughter of the late Val-
entine Boehler. one of the, first set -
dere in the village of Egnaondvillet
where she was born in 1854. In 1873
she was united in marriage to Mr.
Jacob Weber, theirs ,beinir the first
wedding to be solemnieed in $t.
Rattle Halleway, wife of Mr., I
Rittetibury, of Teterboro, died NN
nesday afternoon of lot week,
her, infant !Abe.
Dr. David Jamieson,. who fa a
number of years practesed his pro-
fession at Whitechurch, died at hie
home in Barrie Feb. 10th,
Mr. W. J. MoZWatt, who mealy
returned eta Clinton from the° West
h his biother in the tailoring business.
$
mope STUDIO. '
entrance between oodei and 3,
Lauder's stores." • •
1412. C. V. HENRY iviolinist), tuition given
on violin ler beginners and these advan.
For Mrormation atply &nadirs.
Rtsderlelt„ Society Orehestra,„5 pieces
Goddieeli SectetY prene11. wa None seethe 11.
ha tt gone into partners p , Zeroes' Roman Cetholle chureleaSeii-
Mfa. J. G. Treragine, Detroit, sis-
ter of Mrs. John Long, of Brussels,
prowl away on Monday meriting,
Feb. 13th, after a long filmes at Tor-
onto.
Mrs. NV. V. GloVer, who pesseda-
way at her home in Fingal Feb. 9th,
was a SiStaa,. of Miss .Mabel W. C.
Harland, adopted daughter of. Mr. W.
S. alarlande,of Clinton.
cd.
' • • - 'Vienna repaired,. ridges trued, sound.
•.,• posit set and violin hovv.8 rehaired-etc,
. • (Pratessional)
9, WESTON, L. L. C. *2. •-
Lteentiate LOICAOTI College or Bugle. Eng-
land. Organist and Choir Director or
• ;
Methodist citurch„
Ptipils prepared for eXamMations in con-
&Meilen with Toronto University, Toronto
conservatory, .etc: 'Every pupil entered
'tor musical exams has passed, many with
honors. For terms apply at residenee,
, wag st. (irst door west or skating rink),
4
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•
00110 0*.
RED 09 Music \
lilliFFA1,0 MVO STOCK.
BITFVALO, reb. 20. -Cattle, recelote, /11.-S
100; 'teddy. Calven, 100; ateady, 63 to I.Orti on yteune&usaY, e •••
;es, • Janet Evelyn °reek, of Southsea,
Rogs,"saoo: slow; lito to 25o Hampshire, Eng, to Mx. Lorne Alt-
Mr. Donald James Mel)onaldt
son of Mrs. MicDinaild, of Lucknow,
and a 'brother of Mrs. F. Malcolm and
Mot. It. T. Douglas,died in hospital
in Vancouver, B. 0reeentiaa•
Mr. C. D. 'Bouck, late principal at
Cantina has purchased a residence on
Standish Ave., North Rosedeae,. Tor.
onteetand will remove his family to
the city at the Easter vacation,
The lune al of the late alias Har-
riet Manning, dmightee Of Mr. and
Mrs,. ,W.• N. Meaning,- of London,
whose death occurred the previous
Wedneaday,atook place ttn. Saturday
afternoon, Feb. llth, iron the home
of Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Manning, of
Clintooe•
• Aitcheson•Tuch
forth.
Teo Tired foe Arortlilast
!PH s bat Tomo tit exhinist-
...4 tielt and lassitiado Is
Wiwassals. 41. *est mem et Wiesitaile,
'mew eesreaseger loseeseer
,- *ow It * reeteemilve, Wm*
sober Use Ism feed.
11411.4 Wit
at At
Preesidos; CeOlataR
itentiels, Beg,
Ceosedista WWI Parliasd 114.. Tereales.
Freak IL AWL Ilasishat Throrder.
Brother of Rev. Dr. Larkin Dies in
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est riving native of Goderich town.
ship, and who has been a patient at
the Clinton hospital since before
Christmasi the result of a fractured
hip, due to a fall. 'She is at Wont
very ill.
WHAT DOES YOUR
•
A Coal Strike
Is *sly & poseilolity but wo aro sorry ao uttlast*
prolaiikty
You pors help to /midi it by
carrying fon cool Wm, So
now is the Onto to fill sip with
MUSTARD'S COAL
it ansuoirs M. &ming woollen
It L. & W. Scranton Coal
Tho Standard Anthristito
vow telephone dila AM! eetvieeja free.
Let us hear front yott, we ore attet at the Other en il of
JOHN & MUSTARD
. OPTIC& Peet of Meow* Strost These
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Prince Edward Wend r 1)011't 111 bearing 1Viertiao, the linage that he a letteck.otlt 'With thO
Capt. Wm. Larkhreether of Rev. cerebrated I lien serene, Mondira, ladies.
ha IL Larkin, D. D., of Fleet Pres- °
MIRROR REVEAL?
. bleb. 27th. T is Will * treat.
djed Does it Tell You that YAM Blood Is
The on y t ing that WM feWar easeewasareeeeeetesemewaveneweeeee
riteman eburch. Seafort , has
his 78th year, He _weir _AS resident
of Prince talward • Island and was
• welt Iola favorably' lament through-
out the province and heyontl its bor.
The 'marriage took lace in 'Med-
dem. For many years he was in
awe of Government dredges about
the shores of the province and at all
times rendered capable and efficient
service.,lle retired from active etre
vice ten or eleven years ago and since
that, time had ,reeided quietly at Ale
beton.
higher; heavy, -steady to 104 lower; cheson,.son of Mrs. Aiteheson
heaVy. 210.26 to $10.50; mixed. 670.65,
to $10.0o• yorkere. sicso 'Co $11; light vv ingnain.
Winter School at Wingham
stags. $4 to $6.
,do, and thros, $11 roughs, 41.60 to, $8.76;
LEGAL CARDS '
Winghant Aerictiltural Society r4
Mr. W. T. Booth has been elected wiee treatment n cases o
Oyster Supper
. , Thin and Watery
„
• -1,Vhen a growing girl becoMeit
complaints of exhaustion, dizzy spells,
headache and stomach trouble, she
should know that these things. are
eviderices of enamels or bloodies*.
A glance in the mirror will tell the
steer., There is immediate need for
a tonic, a systeirt builder Oat will
completely restore the missing qua-
litieg to the blood that every pavt
the body 'will share in the beneilt„
A good eltaill le of the vestelt of
to taltnthe place ofabir. :A.. G. Smith, is given bY 'Matta' Geeerge It" flleietb' a . If your nOstrila are eioneti and Your
•who reeigned as secretary -treasurer QueerlaTPati an Se vtue aavel a een" head etuffed begets* of catarrh et *
a -meeting of the newly-electedtold, get Ws Creent Baird at any drug
of the TurnbereeaAgricultural Socha net Taw(' pr• Williams' Pink Pille
cers end director „and their velvets, dauglater, Edna, at the ageRt la. 'be- store. Apply a little of this pure, anti* '
ty. This appointment Was made at too higbly for what they have Ilene
for my three daughters, My eldest sepaearrm destroying cream intoyour i
carne.run tlownt and I got ber three outfits and let it penetrate through i
every air passage of /our head and
nds -than a wiert lot the ma who • _
Cream Healing uream
'Stops Catarrh
Nagai ppou at
•onco.—N040 and Throat Glom
sheell ante uteibee 2,000; steadi, un- About seventy out-of-town. dela,
changed. gates attended 'the % winter school in
'WINNIPEG 1,31/B STOCK. conneetion with the Epworth Leegiees
wenNiliDei. Feb.'elte-Recelpts were and Stinday schools of the district
115 cattle and 218 hogs. ' wleich was held in Wineitam .Metho-
aide were absOrbes1 at fairly good dist church on Friday, Sata-erda_Yhand
The handful or lolling cattle avail. ,
prices, but in view of the *email offer- Sunday, Feb. 10th, lith tad tat .
ings. . as very light volume of trading . Wu no..Wroy • e
handyweiget killing ..eteers which , A prkty 'wedding tookthe A. G. S. gets,a glee e
place at the ber of ic coin
Was. transacted. The few •slestrable ^ . .
while the fair kinds of butchee COW'
KW esiderice of Mr. and Mrs. V Mole, testier* o trial bulbs and the Wing -
toiled an outlet were Priced at
...aoht.within rs.nge of $3.50 40 64. rSeefOrth, at the hour of 5 o'clock on ham Society will plant those it re -
On. ..
tho hog. fearket bidding' was Arm, Friday -evening,Feh,_10the when Miss ceives in public gardens with a stake
&selects weighing up at 612.5o. Bessie Wray and Mr. Jacob Vaurini showing the name, for the benefit of
Netrading toolt place on the sheep CO., anyone wishing to choose tae best
and tepee market. due. tr. tack :tre foreman of Merner and Fee Flex
were united • in marriage by Rev, bulbs for his own garden. The,r10W-
.
C t Edwards. • ,. er Grower.. a monthly; magazme, is
and at the conclua n bf the bus nese
alt 'repaired to McKay'e; restrturente
Wingham, where ;writers etursitO
them. President Wright acted as
chairman and short addresses were
made by Mr. Booth, Mr. Tiplingt Mr.
W. J. Currie, Mr. Itottert Coultee,
Mr. Williams and Mr. A. G. Smith -
Horticultural Societies of County are
Active
boxes of the pens, and by the thee membranes; instant re tef.
she had taken them she was in give How good it feels. Your head fo
health, arosx is now a healthy married 'clear. Your nostrils ere open, you
woman. Iny -second daughter, Mare emelt erupt No more hewatoa or
titan, aaotvintheana4gre pale.
116n, twaaest she
ina;agittl. Conoldnalasitsidy catarrh
always been a delieate child, but gra- choked up and miaerahle, ReliOt
dually became worse. At last slie
could not go upstairs without having
to sit down and rest, and couldno
The Exeter Horticultural Society even do any kind of light workeewithe
has chosen the "Zinnia'? as the Civic out being greed/ fatigued. Finally
Flower for Exeter. The Society 38 e gave her D.
Gnaws" Pink Pills,
anxious to Make the flower popular and after taking hem we found they
and will have a supple* of Beet' to be did her more 'good than all the other
sold at cost. The membership is now medicine *be had taken, and she, is
over 100. The Wingliant way in good health. Then,my aoung.
ural Society has joined the Arderlean er daughter,Greta, now -15, became
Gladiolus Society. Every new mem- so run alown that she had to stop
Kolbe to. school. But - after taking
eight boxes of the pills she is noW
big, healthy girl. I feel that after
hat Dr Williams' Pink Pills have
PBARLES °ARROW, Barrister, solicitor.
,stc, Corner riortt 'Street and: Square,
4-411AS. SEAGEB
• Barrister. Solicitor, notary Pelee
• and LonVeyancer
OMR, t, Court house. Gederich,
" Vial .V=14' Wedded.
...-...PARIS.-.011t.r.Feb.-20,Surrottad-....
ed .by their family and friends, Mr.
and Mrs. William A. C. Franks, of
Elgin etreet, celebrated the anniver-
day. Mr. Franks was born in Lon- mr wan'
Jowl D McLean became the.bride of
sary of their goldew wedding Satur- e . $
don, England, 7a years ago and came 4 . - • • to
E. It'athwell. The groone
to Canada whoa a lad of 14, Settling resently destroyed by fire at in"
-as we proprie _r..o ..the a ee op
f b k b
at Caledon Mountain, near Toronto. horn.
14. feW tears later he entered the or- '
vice of the Grand Trusit Railway in Conductor Dan Cornell Retiring
the machine shops at eteatford and Conductor Dan. Cornell, one of the me. wale r was bora aa a Tara on
Mount Forest. Later he was MOVed oldest Grand Trunk conductors in the the Credit= road in Stephen town-
_
te Port Dover, where he wirrked for district. is retiring fromanctive° sere ship. Mrs. weeeeeee maiden llama
the .company for .lorty years, coming vice, owing to ill health, and the tam was Meg Clark aho being a resident
,
to Paris in 1915. Mrs. Franks was 'which he has had on the Huron and of Bay ld. They were , united int
c HAYS ',Phone 88. a natfre, `of Maidstone, Kent, and Illruce 'betweeo London and Wingham marriage at Seaforth in 1872 and
came to Canada when ten years of for the pastfifteen years will be tale- they 'took up their residence on the
on over bsr Conductor W. J. Wearrisr fartn on which they teside. Shortly
es4Istera solictio. .Ndtati Pubtle Etu• age. The esteemed couple received
otnce minium st.) Sterling Bank illocir • ,
Real Mate. Leans, Insurance
the official organ or the A. G. S. and
RathWell.McLeart will be placed on file in the Wingham
• "•k-quiret-.4v-eadino. took hlace Wed- publie_lebraeye The Soddy is bold-
nesday of last weelaat theaWingalfaiii mg a public meeting 'ataieriatle.plans
Presbyterian manse, when Miss Peat'. for a membership campaign were to
L delight& Of Mr. and Mrs. beearroged. Brussels, Horticultural
Sogiety also active. ' •
18 A Golden' Wedding
...--
done in MY home there can be no
dont* of - their valeta, I hope
someoneaase will beneat from our ex -
pomace. •
• ,,
You can get these pills through
any dealer in Medicine or brattail
postpaid at 50 cents a box or six .
ace. for 52.50 ftom The Dre
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. •
xeter Tones: Mr. and Mrs. Jae.
Walker, ot'the London Road. south
celebrated the 50th anniversary of
their wed inn an Tuesday, Feb. 14th.
1* sure
• • h many valualal.e gifts. after they rented the farm and mov-
• • Balla (10,10manists.
•.* C• iONVEXANCING AND NOTARX
OEDROE E oP.EENSLADE. BeViteld, Con.
veysking and Notary Mlle
0110CDFOOT, SILURIAN St 1101.51ES,
earristers. Solicitors, Notaries Pan.
UC. Etc. °
Onice-On die *Square, tact eloer from
santiltori street. Cioderictl.
private funds to man 'et lowest rates.
W. pROUDFOOT, "K. a.,
• • SOMAS ()IMMIX.
Live Stock and General Aucticiteer.
Hamilton street, (loderich. acted, the Labor aarty would soon*
e merst ale notea discounted. • be calleif to govern the tountry,
made to giVe you satiaraction.
LONDON, Fete 20. --Publication of
details in his fossesidon regarding
the eubsidizing by Russia of Com-
munist extremists in England was
Promised by Sa IL Thomas, Labor
leader, speaking at Sheffield. Satur-
day night. Mr. Themes dmiounted
•the methods of the Communiste.
Iteterring to the by-election la
Clayton on Saturday, Which resulted
in the return of a Labor member,
Mr. ThOillaS said this victory wait 4i
sure indication that, if the tactics.
the Combiuniets could be counter -
of wfog.hom.
A Wingham Wedding , ed to Centralia, where for
years Mr. Walker was engaged a
IOIV
At the NI/Ingham manse, on Wed- nurse buyer. They returned to the
nesday morning, Feb. 15th, Miss Min- farm•where they have. ever -since re -
Me J. Saunders, seeoud daughter of sided. They have five children live
the ',late Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Saunders. ing: Edward and George, of Stele -
was united in marriage to Mr. John
hen; *Mr, Downa of Geond Bend;
ivies. eohneee,4 of James_ Mrs. F. Kerr, of Crediton, and Misr.
N. Johnston, son of Mr. Geotge and
tom. Itev. :Dr. Perrie performed l'ilaatiet at home. one son, Williams
the late
, who served Ilia country in the late
the •
ceremony, war, was killed in action. They have
School Num -for atringhaul end four grandcbildren and one great
Brussels ' grandchild. •Among those -who were
The, Wingham Dominion Day present far the occasion were three
Sports Committee has (leaded to hold sisters. and one•beother of Mae Wal-
e celebration on Thursday, Friday ker, viz: aim. Forney, of Wingliam;
and Saturday, June 29th, 30th aria Mrs. Emily Peck, of Bayfieldi tare.
July 1st. It is most likely that horse Kllen Armstrong, of Toronto, arid Mr,
races will be the chief attraction foe Lanty Clark, of Bay -field; ale° Mn;.
two days and game e in the town Wm. Clerk and daughter, of Varna.
park the other day.
Salea made everywhere and all efforts or later, and in. hiS judgment sOoner,
-Bandits rp Train.
• 'FIRE 1NSVHA.NCZ
DONVER, Col., Febee 20, W0 •
holdeup men boarded train No. 116
it Anssonts 112 THE
The difficulty of getting a. five
started on a cold rnorning eauses tut
to wonder howe buildings ever burn
down. oe
la prime leiresoting for Wounds.—In
mete factories and workshop carbolic
acid is kept for • use in cauterizing
-wounds and .ctits sustained by the
workmen. Far better to keen on
hand a bottle of. Dr. Thomaga &lee -
tele Oil. It is jest as quick in action
and does not scar the skin or burn the
flesh.
WEST WAWAtiOeit MUTUAL BRE INSURaNCE CO, • of the Denver and Rio Grande at
ustantienso 1878 AIttmOatt, Co., Saturdax,Right, enter-
eareerristrre Pears Pelt HUMMED DOitaitS ed the express aar, shot down the
• nesev 1.. SIMKO-0, Agent and adjuster eapeeez ineeaenger, Coniez, relieving
him. of in. genii, ransacked the ear,
51diG1LOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUROCE
• went tbrougb. the paseenger femtellee.
Oardi end Isotated Town Property insured. robbing the passengers of many thoti.
share or property insured up to iailuarY, sands of dollar; and other valuables.
oemease.eamee ozone. president, Steeping the train two ladles out, the
veto, $3,00.10.00.
doderieh I las. Evans, Yiee•President, men %imam' in the swamp lamat
b.
teeareoed ; T. E. nays, Sec.-Treas., Sea. Oome2 was taken to -A- hospital
turtle
funncrons-9. lecornfair, totrorth, Alamosa, wb,ere It.LWexpected he will
g. O. atieVe, Wrin, Cott. die,
AGENTS -1. VT. Yee. nodertell Sandy Ord., leeb, 20.
sweetie Philip Walsh, a welleknown and mid Llinion WM. Cnemey,
C. Ilinchicy, Setter*.
tisk'S •Cfntiting Store, Clinton, Or ale gun Was carrying to discharge.
stance t GeOrgis mccartn7,, Turkersmith ;
areedhaem : Malcolm /*Ewan. truceneue Charge Shattered Iland.
iolan Perris, Undo& ; refintWitge.
dle•aged resident of Tyadinaga, *Idle
Policy noidere can pee their eseeeetrienta
iteare, Ilk; left hand and wrist were ahat-
NOTARY' PUBLIC. ETC tered sixth a manner that ovum-
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ea------aa-*a'e-ee.-----a-e----ea talon was necessary. -
• n. Cutra Store. imderielt, A. j. WA. hunting, !Slipped end fell, caueing
Death of' Miss Eliza Mounteastie
• Early on, Tueadat morning, Feb.
Assistant Postmaster a Exeter Re.
slgns
Mt. E. J.. Christie, who "has keen ton, one of the oldest nateree of t
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aSsiStant postniaster at Exeter for 1 district, passed out of this life at the
ed of ei Years* ttu
11th Miss Eliza a ountereale, Clin-
okr. o
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110.TAIIY prom Giolitti to torn% Cabinet.
LONDON, Feb. . The Rome
Good comprader Represented Dr. Young Cowan, in her 83rd year.
Genera Conveyancing dOtie eorreepondent of the London Tirciee
mono elo. feee, eoetertele, out, fiends the "report that ex -Premier Dr. eind Mts. Cowan resided in 1,11m- i
Otolitti hart been charmed by the kluge ter for many years, later untying to t
_FAIAL IBRECTORS to terra a. new Mhaistra. London. where the doctor practieed I,
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ranee which time hire. Cotvaa hoot 1
A. 3. LAITHWA.ITE abeen living in Exeter. t
' Seaforth Golf Club ttoutict c tub',
.,....-........ 1 ontorth uoig and Country Club in t
Homo
Electrical Contractor i
Agout for Ingio mra 1,v0,,,Lirat; :, ,,i'ar,Itoa;.0.,,,ad,vail,!,gt Zia lructorall,
lactAitliel. Choieeeline el t `
,• ado at tile annual taeating on l
Illeetreeel Viatietei del Feb. 10tb. The erection of the
caaried ' in
oteete ,
many yearS, resigned on
Feb. 14th, and Itlisa Pfaff,..sister of
the postmoter, is to. assiet in the of -
lime, On Tuesday evening Mr.
Christie was presented with a nicely -
worded address and a choice pipe by
the old members of the ataff.
Was Brother of Cate non. Thomas
Green y
montbe anti twenty day. She vain a
daughter of the late Sidney II,
Meunteastle, %elle came out from
London, F,ngland, in 1839 with his
young wife and two children. One
of the children died on the way up
here and was buried tat Dunclas. Mr.
Mounteastle bouieht the florin now
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owned by Mr. Gilbert ate
the Huron Itorid, just west of Clinton'.
Rev. John Greenwaye retired Meth-
odist minister, and a brother of "r Huron mid bad iust been open.1
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late Hon -Thee. Greenway, formerly
ed end what ia now. Clinton wee tee
Premier of Manitoba, died recently
hia home in Nelson, B. c.. after a prezented by a log shaky tavero,
Peter Vanderbur% the
prolonged illnes, at the age of 81 i owned by
forerUnner of the Rattenintry House.
detya near Exeter but the greater for many yeare coriducted by the
Itattenbury family. Tire town was
yer. Deceaeed spent his younger
part of In, life was spent at Crystal
little more than a .ccorners" in till
City, Man. ' -
'weed, even when the nubject of thie
Mrs. (Dr.) Cowan, Exeter, Passes sketch began to take notice of thing.
The death oecurred eorly Monday There were twelve in the Mounteentle
MOIllang. Fele 13t1r, at the !tome of family the only eurvivitie raetribe
alt. mut Miro, Samuel alatite'F.geter, now bang 111i139 Ellen, who ig the old!
tl ine leite relict of the late
BrODII611 BrO.
GODEfiiCki
The Ltadhlp
fnnral Dirattort
• and buthainiers
Oztiora cuofully ramified to
tot all bout. a --nicist or day,
Old Colkorne Hotel Cor
Phone 211
eiub- house le made possible to it
,
great extent by no generoue dora
Con of the flotei Patron. Mr. noloq
E. Cresswela of Denver, Col. A
magnificent .ntiver eup, one of the fat -
et trophire La the country. Lae alco
d 'Leta bre Mr .Creesteell awl
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".„0a will lie competed for yearly in tarell.
NewAutomobile
Paint Shop
1 tun prepaeed to do`'allici di*
of
Automobile Painting
an: Finishing
aim SIGH WRITING 'sal
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ATI SWIM Ot.kBAINITn111)
Fred Seabrook
Kingston St.
Id Conti). any's ehigh
The Genuine Anthracite Coal
Burns longer and -bolds the fire better
than the ,so gulled tree burnivtg or semi -
anthracite coal, therefore it is more econ-
• • magical and more satisfactory.
Ask your neighbour who buys it. Send us your next order.
The Dein Coat Company
GODER1C1?hone 95 Near G.TR 1
Offis • ce--Mbert St.
t
air for
NAVY CUT
CIGARETTES
lafor
5 for 3
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Me.tre, Tobacco for the Money
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the ECONOMY Packa
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