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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1902-2-13, Page 1_,400•Ohisow...0.106S, atema;;;Inworamoosmassior 10" TWENTY...0i /NTH YEA.II-7NO, 27 EXETER, ONT,, CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRiJjy Change of usiness, We 'beg to announce to our friends in Exeter and 8LO-founding district that we have purchased the Hardware, Stove and Tinware business lately carried way IL Bishop 89 bon, and intend keeping a Well 'assorted Stock in all the above lines' and by close attention to business and prices, hope to merit a share of the liberal patronage 'heretofore bestowed upon our Predecessors. . 111.11111.••••• awkitis & Sort. SUCCESSORS TO H. BISHOP & SON. STOCKTAKING - —OF -- SALE _Boots, Shoes ,S1 'Overshoes. We have a few odd pairs of over- ehoes add rubbers that we ire going to sell at their regular value. - Child's overshoes worth $1 25 for 130c Boys - " " $1-25 " 75e Misses " $L90 " 90e Women's $2.00 " $L00 Men's heavy rubbers, 1 bucltlefor $1.00 Xen's overshoes for $1,00 Men's rubbers, regular, 90cs far 75c "Wonaen's rubbers, regular 65c for 55c Wornen's rubbers, regular Ouc for 50c Women's felt shoe, $1.25 for 90o Men's felt, shoes, $1,75 to $2.50 for $1.50 to $1,25. There are only a limited niumber of pairs in each of the above lines. Call .,early and securea, bargain. , Horse blankets at 15 % off regular • price. Regular line of shoes and harness al. ways rn stock11 . S W 0 et ed" horse and a much more fatigued R driver.- W. H. Lewis, of Hariaiota, % off cash purchase. DashWoCid, ---- BaaEas.-aTlae stormof the past week made the Concessions impassable, so that the stage between here and Parkhill was unable to gee through Ott Saturday and Monday. -- Quite a, number in the village are laid up at present as a result of vaccination. - Mr. Milton Morlock returned home last week. He has been engaged with lar. A. Birk for the summer. - Dr. IL Ross, a former school teacher here called on friends in the village last week. -It is our sad duty this week to record the death of leIrs. Louis Huhn of the Babylon line, Hay, which sad event occuered ou Satire day. Her remains were interred in the Bronson Line cemetery, on Mon- day last. Cred iton. ----- Baaars.-Dr. and Mrs, Rivers, visit- ed friends in Clinton, last week. They drove, and- while there the snow storm became severe and the roads ienpaseable. The Doctor, having *Wants to visit, took the train, lire Rivers undertaking -to drive home. She relates a thrilliug experience, and one few ladies would care to under- take. For the most part she had to break the roadover banks of snow higher than the fences at close inter- *els experieneineee ca -'size, while the weather" was bitteely, cold. She per severed arid after a whole days' steady toiling reached home with a "tucker - Monk K rkton (To late for last week.) BRIEPS.-Mr. Foote, of Varna, is the guest of Miss Laura Cairns, this week -Miss Lorne Shier is at present the r guest of her sister, Mrs Elliod in Lon- don. -Miss Francis Barreef Motherwell is the guest of her cousin, Miss Bella Barr. -Mr. A.mos Doupe is on the sick - list at eime of writing. -Miss Lizzie Slaier. is sick with la grippe -Miss Et-, ita Fletcher is spending a few weeks yisiting friends in St. Marys and East ssoure-Mr and Mrs. Mi Ils, of Wood- lham, spent Sunday the guest of her mother, Mrs. Wm. Hazelwood. -.Miss 'Stewart is confined to •the hogse through illness. -Owing to the severe snow-sterm on Sunday and Monday the school here was ciosed, Monday. - Mrs, Robert Fletcher spent Saturday and Sunday at Winchelsea with her mother who is very ilL--- Mr. Steacy and family of Base line, moved into village last week. Mr. S. is going to run Station A. in Mr. A. E. Gettlers place. -Mr. George Darling left on Saturday for St. Mary's to attend the funeral of his brother. sTOP THE ootiGH- AND WORE OFF THE COLD, Laxative Broom -Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one ay. No cure, No ay, Price '26 cents Usborne Council. Council met February lst. All the members were present. Miuutes of last meeting Were read, and approved. Moir -Camera -Thee the tender of 'The Exeter Texas to do the work usually required by the municipality or $50.00 be accepted. -Carried. Hawkins -Moir -That the. auditors' report as presented ,be adopted, a,nd that 150 coma of the report be printed for dietribution.-Carried. Ballantyne -Moir -That the treas- urer's securities be approved for 1902, ands° marked. -Carried. Ca,min-Haiykins-That the follow- ing accounts be passed and orders issued in pa,yrrient, viz. : Joshua Johns. auditing, $6; Wm. A. Turnbull, auditing, $0 John Rog- ers, engineer's fees, 83;$ 'J. White & Son, printings contract, $50; Paul Coates, salary, $70 ; H. J. Kuhn, tile, 1O; Canadian Repress Co., charges on rolls, 30c.--Oarried M oie-Oam -Tlaat council adjourn to meet April 5th at 1 o'clock.-Car- FitaieUre Monetve Clerk, The local Board of Health for the Township recommend a general vac; eination ; and • the Medical Health Officer will visit the schoolsat conven- ient dates, of which the sectiOns will nave due notice, for the` purpose of vaccinatiripe any person young or old who May Wish to have it done. Ohiicirera ry for STO Fl I Mita. who has been visiting friends in and around Creditors, the past severalweeks, left for the Prairie Pro- vince, on Tuesday. -As predicted by your scribe some time ago, other business -changes of an important nature have recently taken place. Alf. J. Clark has disposed of his harness business to his father, James Clark, who, by the way, is an experienced harness maker, and will continue the business at the old stand. A. J. Clark will move next week to Ailsa Craig and will open up a buse ness there. We are sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. Clark from the village, but wish them success in their future home. Richard Baker has sold out his store to C. Beaver, who will carry on the business with an increased stock. Mr. Baker has not decided for sure what he will do. He may take up business in London or may remain with us. -Walter Clark and son have purchased the grocery and confection- ery business of E. Feist and will take possession March 1st. We hope the bakery.will not be closed in the vil- lage. Other changes axe talked of but the buyers are scarce. -Wm. Lew- is, sr., who was so dengerously ill last week is recovering slowly. -Rev. J. G, Litt, paid a visit to Chicago l-aste week on business connected. with the evan- gelical university near there. -Miss Enema Bastard has resigned her posi- tion with Mrs. Fritz and will take a well deserved holiday at home. - Principal Bluett and wife attended the funeral of Mrs. .Eluett's sister in Forest on Tuesday last We sympa- thize with them in this sudden be- re'avernente-J. G. Young is still con- fined to his home through illness. He has had more than his share of trouble lately, but we hope soon to see him in his place of business. Pugilistic encoanteis are not confined to Khiva: We have them in our village, with this difference, they occur early in the morning before the days work begins. Shame on yon, boys S -Ice is being harvested in earnest this week. It is a line sample and a good supply is being laid in for surnnaer use. -The quarterly meeting services held in the Methodist church last Sunday menu - lug were not largely attended owing to the state of the roads, The board meeting was postponed instil Tuesday, March 1f3th. - Interesting meetings were held in the town hall. on Tuesday last in the interests of the Verniers' Institute. Addresses were delivered by prominent members on practical theme for farmers. and -much good should result from the discussions. - Don't forged the Temple of Fame concert, in tbe town hall on Feidey evening of this sveek (February leth), It is all the talk for miles around and you'll regret it if you MISS this treat. Admission onbe 25 cents to any seat in the hall. Corne early and secure a good seat, as the hall is sure to be crowded if the weethev is fine. . VOtIND ear LAST. ?. A liver pill that Is Small and sum, that acts SentlY.ettitiklysed therintahlY, thl,t, does not gripe. Laint.LiVer PIUS possesses tligs6 quU- ties, and are 6,sited titre Thr Liver 06111'0161ot, Constipation, Sick Readaelic, etc, Hensall -1- A. Sellery, D. 8,, D.D. SaIonor Gratin • ate of Toronto University, Dentists, Teeth extraeted without pain or iAa. effectS. Office OL Petty's Blook, lleasall. At Zurich even, INionday.00mmonoine May soul. • 0,3, Sutherland, Notary Public, OkinveYair• or, Commissioner, Fire Insurance Agent, ancl Issurer of Marriage 1.4leenses. Legal documents carefully drawn at reasonable rates. Money to loan on real estate at low rates of interest. Office at the Post Office, Musa, nnahundrod tons of feed to dispose of at the Homan Oatmeal Mills the mining week. lAtennanr, BRIEFS. -The snow storms of the past week were very severe and made the roads in this Ejection impassable in many places until they were opened up this week after the storm had subsided. -Mr. W, J. Miller, carriaere maker, has purchased from Mrs. Wro, Curry, 'her lot at the west end of the village, -Miss Maggie Bell returned recently from Seaforth, where she had been spending a couple of weeks with her brother, Mr. Rob't Bell, manufacturer. -The Rev. Mr. McOrae, of Westmin- ster, preached anniversary sermons it Carmel church on last Sabbath morn- ing and evening, delivering- excellent sermons. The lecture that was to have been given by the Rev. Mr. Rae, of Toronto Junction, on Monday evening last, has been postponed until Monday evening of neft week, Feb'y 17th, on account of the snow storin and the al- most impassable state of the roads. The Rev. gentlemen's subjece is "The Sunny Side of Lite, or the philosophy of Fun", and all attending are sure of hearing a ycry interesting lecture. - Mr, and Mrs, James Beverley, who were here on a visit left this week for their new home in Brantford. -Mr. G. D:Arnold recently disposed of his neat brick cottage to Mr. James Petty for the sum of $1,525. -Mr. William Fair- bairn left this week for Manitoba be- ing called there through ehe illness of his brother. -We are pleased to learn that Mr. Rob't McLaren's S011 is recov- ering nicely from a very severe attack of measles. -Miss Maud De Lyon, who was here on a visit has retuned home. -The sacrament of the Lord's supper was dispensed in St. Paul's church on Sabbath morning last Owing to the very bad state of the roads, the Rev. Mr. Doherty was unable to conduct services at Steil& in the afternoon, and in place of preaching there held an evening service here. - The many friends of Maeand Mrs,Russell Moir, of Seney,Towa,U.S.,who were here on a visitwere shocked to learned. the very sudden illness and death of their six- year-old daughter, from croup, on Wedneeday of last week. She was ill a very few hours. The bereaved par- ents left the followieg morning with the remains for their home. Much sympathy is felt for them in their par- ticular affliction. -Mrs. Wm. Elder, of Hensall, formerly of Tuckersmith, is visiting relatives anCl, friends in Toron- to. -Mrs, G. 'N.Babcock very pleasant- ly entettained a nuaiber of ner friends on Tuesday evening last. -Mrs. Curry, of the Parr line, has sold her home to leIrejolin Forrest, and intends making her home in the "far west" in the near future. Mrs. Curry and family's friends will regret them leav- ing the fine honaestead farm where they have resided so long, and are so well known. -The "At Home" held at residence of Mr. Andrew Johnston, of the „London road, on Friday evening last, under the undei the Women's Auxiliary of St. Paul's church, was very well attended, notwithstanding the very bad state of the weather and. , ,/3 4 eijimplirom 1902 Usborne Beles eh:false In re ply to ratepayers the Usborne A friendly game of checkers was council wish to return thanks to the played in the 0,0,0.13'. bali on Monday ratepayer for their kind appreciation nighe between Rilsseldale and Filllar- cf their services and hope to still be, top, which resulted in an easy victory able to conduct their business so as to , for the latter, the score standing 14 - be able to maintain that kindly feeling 119, Russeltiale °pencil No. 100 that now exists towards the baPPY , will hold their annual oyster family, Signed in behalf of the coun- !supper 00 Thursday, February 20611, cil. when they have secured Mr. Harry DEtienInGE, Reeve. Bennett, comedian, of Toronto, also Miss Tuttle, of Stratford, Highland Mooresville daricee, and Lila G. Cole, elocutionist. • RIEFs.-1'he Maccabees of Mooree- Grand Bend vine intend having an oyster supper BRIEFS. -Albert Pollock lost a val- • at the residence of Joseph Simpson uable driving colt last week -Robert on Ttnersclay night, previous to Mr. Pollock has disposed of his ranch to Simpson and fineiily Moving away, as Thos. Webb. -Thos. Webb has put. - he proposes doine in the near future.- chased a house and lot in the village. Patrick Buckley, who has lately .re- ' turned from Victoria, Hospital, ma proving in health. - add Mrs. John Birch, who have lately become residents of here, intend moving to Manitoba in the Fleeing. Theywill be greatly missed from this locality, Amos Darling, of McGillivray, has , uone to reside on the Themes Road, asborne, for a time. He intends go- ing to New Ontario in the near fettle°, JOHN WHITE & SONS BA JUST ARRIVED—,..esia. A eornplete new stock of IVEen's,-Women's, Children's and in- fant's HEAVY and FINE SHOES which we are selling at the lowest posible living advance on cost Call in and, inspect these goods before purchasing. Every pair thoroughly guaranteed. Money refunded if satisfaction is not secured. The old Ross stock of Boots and Shoes still going at your own price. DON'T FO --Arthur Monate' has returned home That „we keep en hand a verY fine assortment of FRESH Centralia SCHOOL REPORT. -The following are the names, in order of merit, of the pupils of the junior department of. No, 1 Stephen, who obtained the greatest number of marks for Jan- uary, 1002 only the four highest are printed: Jr. III. -- Gifford Hogarth, Joseph White, Harold Duplan, Verne Sheardown ; Sr. II., Elzworth Ridley, Charlie Grafton, Fred Conway; Jr. II., Gordon Wilson, Molvan Oallfas, John Dempsey, John White; Part II., Lillian Robinson, Mervin Elston, Ely - mar Wilson, Margery Hepburn; Part Archie Robinson, Austin Duplan, Maxwell Baynham, Fred Fairhall. Lois M. SMITH, Teacher. Anderson. BRIEES.-MrS. Thomas Fewster was seriously hurt while chopping wood.- On Friday a baby girl arrived at the homeof Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Sweitzer. -We are pleased to heat. that Rcsina Bruce is recovered from her recent sickness. --Mr. Rusk and sister, of Manitoba, are guests of Mr. John Cameron, Elmdale Farrea-On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Robinson entertained about twenty young peo- ple at their pleasant home. -On Thurs- day evening last as Percy and &Lisa Nellie Sperling were returning home from League their horse became un- manageable and. ran for a consider. able distance, throwing Miss Sperling out, as she struck a snow bank, she was not. serinuely hurt The horse was children to mourn, the loss of a loving stopped afte leesi-,aes run abouta, mile, wife and mother.. She was a member The hate,, .A.S.Izter :trill need re- of the Presbyterian church here, and patring.-Mrs. Jas. Robinson is visit- " tag herparents, Mr, and Mrs. Jos, s, Pearn, n Se. Marys. -Richard Wight has moved this week to the farm he recently bought on the third line for- merly owned by Mrs. T. J. Pearn.- Mr. Werry, of CrysealCity, Manitoba, is visiting his sister, Mrs. R. Wight, -Everett Heard left home on Monday to work for H. Ora,go on4h line.- The Ladies' Aid here intend holding an entertainment on the 19th, a good social time is expected, after spending a naanth vvith friends GROCERIES of all kinds, ittAurora.-Messrs. If. and.S. Maison are home after spending the winter in the la mb er wood s. -We are pleased to see H. GilI home again after a few week's vieie with friends in Exeter and Ailsa Craig. -Miss Martine, of Parkhill, is at present the giaest of Mies Priscilla amble '-.W are pleas ea to See Mr. Williains, our:school teacher is able to resume his claties after a few days sickness. -Mr. S. Webb the misfortnne to lose a valu- able horse last week. -Real estate is booming in our village at present and consequently many Wade' are chang- ing hands. -Wm. • Wilson is able to sit up after being confined to his bed for about three months, -Mr. Ware Oliver, jr„ is at presene on the sick list. -Putting in ice is the order of the day The ice is of an excellent quality. -Wm. Wilson and wife of Greenway, accondpanied by friends from London and Exeter. paid o.ur town a flying visit one day last week. .Croma.rty (To late for last week.) Rev, Dr. Cranston was away Sure day preaching anniversary services at Oraribrooke Rev. Mr. Graham, of Oerlingford, occupied his pulpit here and at ROyS. Mr. David Bruce's in- fant child died at an early hour Mon- day morning. The snove of Sunday morning develeped into a regular old- time storm ere night and coatinued all day Monday, with the result that the crops roads are blocked, conse- quently we had to da without mail. Mrs, James Hoggarth is very low, with small hopes entertaiued for her recovery.--,-, Our mail carrier did not get through, last week for two days owing to the roads being blocked with the storm. -On Wednesday morning, after a few weeks' illness, Mrs, .Tas. Hoggarth, sr., passed away, aged 68 years. She leaves a husband and six as buuied in the Oromarty cemetery, Friday-. The husband and family have the sympathy of the community in their loss. -The Sundaes services were poorly attended owing to the roads being blocked. --Mr. Jas. Laing read an excellent paper on the topic "The Paeh way to Peace," at the topic, meeting in the evening, roads, a very pleasant time was spent WincheIseA by all, The musical selections given by Messrs. Trott, Smith, Sellery and Lancaster. who are well and favorably known as "The Headset]. Orchestra" were well rendered and added greatly to the pleasureUf the evening. -Wed- ding bells are once again beginning to ring in our vicinity. -His Honor Judge Doyle was in the village on Tuesday on his way to Zurich, to attend Dive. sion Court. -Mrs. Wm. Elder, who was attending the funeral or the late Mrs. B. Hoggarth, and spending a few days afterwards with relatives bas re- turned to her home in Barrie. --Mrs. Joseph Ellis was in Goderich the past Week. spending a few days with her sister, Mrs, Relehardt. -Mr. Watson Jr., of Ayr, was in the village the past week visiting Mr.G. F. Youngblut and family. -Mr. -Rob% McOloy, who is at- tending Business College in London, spent last Sabbath with his parents here.- The friends of Mr. George Lowe, who is in Iowa, U. S. A. with his daughters there, will regret to learn that he is seriously 111 with little or no hopesfor his recovery. -Consid- erable wood is being brought into market and meets with ready dernaud. Mrs. G. 0.Petty very pleasantly enter- tained a few friends on Tuesday even- inglast. -Mr, Fred Xydd, who was , visiting relatives at btaffa and viciniey has returned for the present to Hen- sall.-Mr. William Colwill has com- menced his duties as assessor for the village for this year. -Mrs. Rouatt was in Brucefield the past week renew- ing acquaintances. -The ice was never in better condition than it is at pre- sent in our skating rink, a,nd is being well patronized by curlers and skaters. -Mrs. Shepherd entertained a few friends to a social evening on Tuesday. -Mr. D. S.'. Oantelon, produce mer- chant, was in Montreal recently on business. --Mrs. Moir, of the township of Usborne, was in the village this week spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. J.,. McAllister, -Ma and Mrs. Chaelgs Burford, of Wiughatn, formerly uf Hensall, were in the vil- lage this week vielting Mr. and Mrs. John Blatchford and other friends, POUND DEAD . -:Simon Swartz, a young man who was learning firing in Cook's mill Renee% was found dead in the mill Wednesday morning. Ile was stooping down looking in a hole when his foot was caught by a belt and he was carried around the shaft. killing him insta.nly. He was former- ly of Crediton, 'fattish Trooe Oil Liniment, is unatirpassed by any other liniment on the Market to day is cOlnpOs9d of healing, goertiing and oloan8- tifg‘;.61tettano°k!ittfrUltrgr. r??,18 Pu" "P itt 9•• co o,. cents. (Too late for last issue.) SoHool, REPoRT.--The school report of S. -S. No. 6, Usborne, for the month • of January is as follows: -V, Linda Hunter, Dora Delbridge; Sr. IV, Da, Delbridge,Gertie Miller, Rob't Wilson; Jr. IV, Flossie Francis, Olive Berry - hill, Ella Berrybill; Jr. III, Willie El- ford, Stanley- Coward, Vera Wash- burn; Jr. II, Lilla Heywood, Clarence Oreery, Luau G-odbolt; Pt. II, Alex. Berryhill, Aimee Coultis,Albert Jones; Sr.Pt. I, Ella Washburn, John Creery, Clara Kellett; Jr. Pk I, Charlie Cook, Lillie Godholt Addle Cook. P. GARDINER, E. E. HAnts, f Teachers. AckNoWLEDOmENT.-To the officers and members of Elineville Council No. 98, 0. O. 0. F. DEAR FRIENDS. -1 desire to express to you and also to the Grand Officers my thanks for a cheque for one thous- and ($1000) dollars, being full payment of the life insurance certificate held by my late wife. EMT118, Kate Jane Oamm. I also thank you for the kindness and readiness with which you attended to the matter. Wish- ing the Order all prosperity, I remain Yours in V. & P. RACECARD CAMM, Greenway Mrs. A. McTavish, of London, area .Miss Howard, of Exeter, 'visited Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilsou here last week. -Mr. Dan McGregorsof Dutton, is visiting his brother John and other friends here.- Bert Wallis has gone down east of Torouto visiting -friends. -Mr. Win, Mallard, ex -Mayor of Regina, who leas been visiting his sister, Mrs. Ed. McPherson and other friends in this vici ni tea starts foe 'home this •vveek and intends 'to attend the opening of Parliament at, Ottawa on his Way. Diaven or Mn, ()DAS, Honer. -One by one the olai residents of this Section are passing away and soon there be none late of ilmee who had to do with the earlier history of this coun- try, One of the few ot those remain- ing joined the great majority on 1 Intraday, February Oth, at the age of 09 years. He was highly respected and his Many friends will learn with regret of his death. Three daughters, Mrs, Thos. Stewardson, Mrs. W. Couch, and Miss' Lizzie Holm mourn his loss. The funeral took place from his residence last Saturday. and was concluded bv Rev, A. Thibecleati, to the Parkinit cemetery. Mr, .tolen stowartison nr.m0411, mild N11,, ,t hri )kf (xf 10 1 hii, iittfl it, I 1.111, tit3 el. ‘vi (4k, Sexsmith. _— EXETER LUMBER YARD. Large stock of Lumber -pine and thenalock, 170.000 feet of hemlock lumber for barns, etc., also shingles. laths and cedsr posts. Prices reasonable. -JAS 'WILLIS, Yard : East side of Main st BRIErs.-Snowstorms have been the order of the day during the past two weeks, consequently the roads air'. in m very had condition. -Thomas Har- vey held a very successful auction sale on the 7th inst. Although the roads were had and the day stormy a large number were present and things sold well. --On Friday last Mrs. Wm. Armstrong received the sad new of the death of a young son of one of her sisters near St. Thomas. -Mrs, James O'Brien and Mrs. William °Trim at- tended the funeral of their sister, the Tate Mrs. Thomas Darling, of St Mary's, last week. -Mrs. George Ged- des is visiting friends in London this week. -C. Aldworth sold 'a gond young horse a few days ago to W11 - liens Berry, of Brucefield.-Mrs. James McDonald is at present visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jahn Gould. -We un- derstand that Mr. ;John Duncan intends going to the Northwest this spring. We are sorry to lose good neighbors, bile wish him saccess.---A. Wildfong paid Dashevood a yisit on business last week, -Miss 1VI5ry John- ston has returned to her home neer Kiprien, after a pleasant visit with friends here. -We are Oa to note that Fred Corbett is able to be about again after a severe attack of inflam- mation of the lungs. -There was no service here on Sabbath last, owing to the roads being iinpassable. F. E. B. We heard a man say the other day that the abbreviatine for February - Feb. -means "freeze everybody." and that man looked frozen in his ulster. It was apparent that he needed the kind of warmth that stays, the warmth that, reaches from heat to foot, ad over the body. We could have told him from personal know- ledge that Tiood'e Sersapat•illa gives permanent warmth, it invigoretes the alood and sends it speeding along through artery MA vein, and really fits men and women, boys and to enjoy cold weather and resist the attacks of disease. It gives the right kind of Wallah, stimulates . and strengthens at the same time, and all its benefits are lasting. There may be a suggestion in this for yod, DIED IVIrtte-In WO641h6Tri. on Saturday, Pobruary 1st, David Mills, aged 74 Years. . Cleynttvo-At Thornhill, nil 'raft'', :r-li 0.1. John Cornk (0 8) w11,1, Nod .10 prfiN. , 1 nourn-On, .1 Li,. 1.1 ,,t Gorrie Ow. Sulliis melee eseeee or county et uttioNelc. freland, • ift it is 7011i 8400'. No Recom mendation Is needed for our Staples and Fancy DRY GOODS other than this "ASK THOSE WHO HAVE BOUGHT HERE IN. THE LAST FEW WEEKS)" since cur new goods have arri%'ed. CALL AND SEE---4166.- Our dinner setts and toil:et setts, variety of prices to select from. A nice large range with Butter, E ggs, Dried Apples. Wood woited in exchange for goods. T. G. 1-1ARL,TON. J. P. Ross's old stand, Market depot, Exeter, Report of House of Refuge.' W Coats, Inspector of the House of Refuge for the County of Huron, pre- sents the following as his report for the year ending 3Ist December, 1901, - Total number of inmates admitted since opening of house, 220; No. of in- mates on ist of January, .1901, SO; No. admitted during the year (I readmit- ted). 23 ; born in 'House; 1; No. abeeon- ded during the year. 3; No. ot deaths during the year, 13; No, clischarged.,10;1 No. of inmates hi House on 1st Jan.. I 1902, 78; No, of males, 47; No. of fe- males, 31. No. admitted during the year 1901 from rural municipalities Town- ships-wieKillop 1, Halletel, Howick 2, Grey 2. E. Wawenosh 2, Stephen 2, W, Wawanosh 1, Stanley 2 (re -ad- mitted.) Towns and Villages-Gode- rich 2, Clinton 4, Seaforth 1, Brussels 2, Wroxeter 1, Clauses of Pauperism- old age 6, sickness 5, seiiiiry 2, sveakness of in- tellect 8, delrieation. 4, hernia 1, enc - ciente 2. Nationality of inmates ad- mitted during 1001 : England 4, Scot. and 4, Ireland 8, Canada 9. No of days board of inmates, 26874; No, of days board keeper's family and help, 1118; average number of inmates dur- ing 1901, 78.024 with keepers family end help added, 76.69. Total expenditure on house and farm, $4119.27, add value of provisions and fuel on hand 1st Jan, 1903. $1118.56 add 10 per cent for depreciation of iin- plenaents, $ to, total expenditure, $5, 312.83. Deduct expenditure on capital account, $138.85, permaneht improve- ments $170.24, provisions, produce, new clothing and. fuel on hand, 3.st Jan., 1902, as per inventory $1181,85, produce sold during 1901 and other re- ceipts, $270.53, received from paying patients, $222. unexpired insurance, $72.33, total $2064.80, amount expend- ed for support of inmates $3248.03, av- erage expense per inmate per day, 12 1-12 cents per day everaese weekly ex- pense per inmate, 81•?; cents. In Loving Memory. In loving remembrance of Mrs. Mettle Manning, who died at the home of her sister, ere Samuel Peart, Guelph. Feb. 4i1, 1902. A precious ono from us is gone, A voice we loved is stilled; A place is vacant in her home, Whieh never can be filled, God in His wisdom has reealled, The boom His lovo,had given : And -though the body iziouldera here, The Soul is sate in fteaven. Go to the grave in all thy gloricius prime , In full activity etyma] and power, A Christian cannot die before her time; The Lord's appointment is the servant's. hour, Go to the grave ; at noon from labour cease Re -t on thy ,heaves ; thy harvest task is done, Cope from the heart of. battle. and M peaee, Soldier, go honte vzitb. thee the fight is won. • Mil:awes Sterlfrig Headache Powders give women prompt. relief from monthly pains and leave no bad after effect whatever. Be sure you, get IllIburres. Price 10 and SS cents. All dealers Out With the Old, In With the New IBUCK'S STOVE AND HAPPY THOUFHT RANGE AGENCY. feeesearaa"..eseeet.ed tov 11184.1:4166beeilleillieeelSEPme4D0tie06011 Stove Talk. Since January the sixteenth, we have been giving special prices on all our Stoves, Ranges, etc. We still want to farther reduce our stock and a further reduction of 5 per centfor cash will be given until Februarythe sixth. This is a golden opportunity to have in your home- the best stove or range on the market. GViMeNiimeeff980000e9eGuneetx03 Hr"^ire the special prices, and we will give 5% off for cash. HAPPY TitutlaHT RANGE, IWO013 GOOK. .99, regreg438. 5.0000, w , nnoow 436.0 1.050:i These have large reservoir. wsomei.preicairandowem was*reamembanenrnbateesasteteweiramel Base -burners Buck's PriZe, reg 23 oo, sale price 20 00, Garland with oven 30 oo, sale price 28 50. • Brilliant with oven 35400, sale price 32 50. Radiant horn e with oven, 38 00, sale price, 36 5o, VAe last three are double heaters Anchor,reg 20.06 for 18,5o. Mascott, reg 22 .00 for 20.00. Brilliant, reg 26.00 for 24.00 Honor Bright,reg 29,00 for 27,00 enna....getvia.tectera*** Heater coal heater 1 6 I box stere, reg 3 00 for '2 50 box stove, reg 6 25 for 5 so I Queen Heater, reg 8 25for 7 50 Queen Heater, reg 9 75 for 8 75