HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-1-28, Page 8th soason when we clean house, all odd lines
broken tots, short ends and slow sellers are put on the coun-
ters at prices that are bound to make them go. When we cut
we go demo deep. This month we have some very special
barfrbin
as for you. Some rm
emnants, Some broken lots, soe
oddlines and, some lines that for some reason or other have
been slow sellers. Here are Sterne money savers.
24e the yard for an assorted lot odd lot of Idea's ready -
pulite fold Drees Clotbs. all ths ea,.hiae Suite, that are on the deep cut
te styles. plain colors and fancy.. reelist One and two suits of a line.
lar value:. were SO 40 arid, 50e. You0Soote pure wool. tiouble breasted
eke while tbeY lett for 24e- Cor-ifreiee Pea-jachet suit% S°1°° siugLe
ect for suite or odd skirts. awl scontebretteted Reed suite regular ye/0es
ere' suitable lime; for girrs wear 10'46 00 to $850. All cut down to the
the. t. Dou't miss thie bargain. eow figute of e5.00 the suit. See
e2e50 each for your ehoice a abouterhent-
hirte odd Drees Ends- Some 5 yard ie $3 00 ladle!? long Neck Ruff, lovely
tut ntbeis 0 yd. For seme reason tnesoft bleek Eoglish eorey fut.
ber, es that Isa.vanot sold as well4riinwed with chettre tails and terirds
they should. The regular valueavery steel/ and the latestatylts. AtIt
ere 4.00 5 00 and $0.00 the dres-e ezul. to see them. They are werth more
our eboiets now for $2.50. Theyenoney.
ill go meek, now. $1 00 emelt foe litdes' black Satee
$1,65 for mows heave- water: proofiteideretticts, made from good bright
ti wind proof Sinoelis, The litindliseteen, trimmed with frills and ruffle
elarly sold at $2.2,te eacbeet great bargain.
s en Men's and Wootenes Fier etaitte. We 1rayeahant
4 au our eounters. If you need one now le your forte-
oppeivotuity. Big eavinge is what we promise you.
43 Ladies' Sleek Cloth reedy -to we Skirt. trimmed with worsted
welt made awl quite etylisle a. greet snap at $1.75.
eltioette Biseuite are still leaditig. they are prof wuriced to be the best
leseuits in tare trade lieve you tried theta e
Do you want a, svvell Ditiner Set. We have some belittles. extra
. 108 pieces, eemitporceleau, Imre white body. new Jewel decora-
gold Went, and stippled. We are told they are the prettiest sets
eter.
A. STEW
R 1 M i 8, JANUARY :Nth 1904
We enderstaud taw; Dr. Rollins, oil 1
1 ,n lit (1
Me
behalf of himself aud. bristbets. hoe
uls
handed the Reeve a eheque for tt fee
dollats to be pieced in the pertuateent
entetery fend tar the pertrianent care
11 Gosi Price
a tbeir parouts greve. This is most
commeudable a,e it, insures perpetuel
care a then- euriel plot. It, w •to be
hoped that others will follow the ex- eetsts-eteet-tstetteeett°
mple.
ttall and see eatuele eenieeeor the
two oew pleteres, eait Broken'
and "Herd to OheoSe," giveu as. preno •
tams with the Fatuity Herald and
Weekly 57 ac, wbiele are well worth
tbe price a a yea's selaseription alone
fi yea went et/teething eke subtetibe
for the. Titiose autt above paper and
irse't these two pletares as well as a
.quiek reference map tif the. Dominion,
Tbe Legislature was opened .by hie
Roue; ilortirner make, Thurs-
day afternoon withmore ceremony
thsei bee beea knowu since the new
ParrieePeet. Beildings .were opeued,
.eleveti years ego. Ithe prograorree of
legislation le tight. The only measures
of wide importauce, are those reletiog
ei the Assessinene Aot and the liquor
iceuse laws. were anima/teed
st year and shelve4.
•
The board of eeteuiner$ for the
county °f Ryron. at its at .reeeteng.
in Sfetfortittresolved to grant. renewala
o thirclidats certiticates. for three
-y'eatei to those who wee the full Model
ettool course tind re -pets „the Model
exemistatiou. le was aleo re -
the. the ItIonelites who had
but, were under legal age should
Oleo tbeir certificates till they
ighteen-eGnee. Belle% Secy.
Predictiouoof an earlyspring are
ug made; Au old litteex trapper
vhu tess been up the k ttore along St.
'I • flete eutl away north 'among the
gret
uses. eaye-eStately the rebels will
lekee. Taking hie cue *rote the
enue beaver and other aeimals
tite contraction. of their winter
rot in record tilite.iti the epring Of '
The tee wilt go out bete:nes, the
will rise and evaporate aod the
. eve MOM again at it eurprIsingiv
ay date,'
date,"
The Toronto News speeking of its
nvestigatiou of the coudi doneon. the
racd Truett teaticit Hum in Weetero
Thureday develops the fact
the ends of the btauch lines
feeling ef fear that if the
(met complain too trateli the Grand
auk will wince the preteat m4*.
The majority Of the Wert:boats how-
ever. are .eut$puken in •thezr :condem-
nation of the service given, both i
passenger and freight traffic.
Rev. W. Godwin, pastor .of the
Maio street, 3tettiOdist church. and
Mrs, Godwin have annouuced for an
"At Houle" to be given io the lecture
START THE NEW YEAR
With a SAVINGS BA.NK. account at
The Sovereign liankof Canada
Where SPECIAL induceineuts are given DEPOS-
ITORS. No delay inDepositine"oc Witbdrawiug
Branches in Huron 0ount.y at
Xoler; tBt1H1 OII Zino% Poull O.1
(MADMAN STAN'BURY, F, E. ARN
Selfsame.
For Muria
Weddle -4g
Vitetche
Jewellery.
Spectacles Etc
Cane On
R HICKS,
'Watch Repairing n, Specialty,
OF LONDON,
.7.
OVENSs
,e0., Oculist,
Speeialbt.Deielsee,
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
visits Exeter ineutlely.
Glasses Properly Fitted
Nasal Caterrh and Deafnesi treated. Office
C mmaocheq, HoTEL. Dates of visits,
EuNSDA_YS, eu. 3. Aimee 2, March 32„
ay I. June 1. June 22, July 21, Sept.7.0c.t. 4.
Nov. 2. Nov, 33. London Mile° 223 onceat Ave.
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be lef
notlater than Tuesda.y nooQaial
adv t'
ednesday of each week.
THURSDAY, SANITARY 2Strec, 1904.
Locals
——-
Bead. Popplestone Gardiner's ad
on page 5.
Mrs. S. P,Ross, of Toronto, is spend
hag a, few days with f deeds in town
Ille, Harry Browning left on Monday
to resume his studies at Trinity Medi-
cal College. Toronto.
Warren Hunter and G. A. Bagshaw
of Exeter, are attending the Central
Businese College of Stratford.
etedose of Winer's Liniment taken
integrally will ward of colds,influenza
and la. grippe, Sold by C. DeTz,
ite3 de. Set Mt tee Met ete.
leers the
Signature
of
The Kind You Hato Always &Mehl
-aie4;
INTE
BLAST
,Is no respeotor of persons,
therefore prepare to meet its
corning by providing yourself
with oue of our
fail OverGoats
NEVER SO LOW
NEVER SO GOOD
DEVER SO STYLISII
()X73triT
lerchant Tailor
:Stunner, Exeter.
Mr. Trick. of Clinton. is Visiting his
friend Mr. Geo. Sionwell.
Miss Olive Prior is visiting her eau -
ha Mies Mabel Johns of Elireville.
Tars. John liewkshaw has returned
from Lueati where the bee been vielt-
lug friends.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Heiman are visit-
iting Mr. and Mrs. F. Tomlinson, of
London.
Melts, the weather propbettprediets
stormy weatherfor the remainder of
this month
Mrs. Powell is visiting rriends in
Woodstock. She expects to ba absent
Inoni7a.,
Mr. Jos. Smith of Detroit, a. former
resident of Exeter, is visiting friends
in town, the guest of :era Geo. San-
ders
Miss Jemaie Taylor of Detroit, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Thos, Meseta sr., for the peat month,
returned to Detroit this week.
Mr. Alf Waiters hat purcheeed Mr.
W. Trottes stock and moved lest
week into his new premises one door
ioutb or Farnter's Grocery.,
Mr. Albert. BOX of the 4th on.
Stephen on Friday last disposed of his
farm to Mr.R. Hill, of the 2ad. on.
Mr. Hill takes- possession lst of Mareb.
Many who have used "Dix Treat-
ment for Bad Colds and La Grippe"
speak et it as most :Satisfactory and
effectual. Sold by C. Liz.
Miss Anna Beckett who has been
ther guest a Mrs, H, Parsons for the
pa.st week left for her beniae in Detroit
Saturday morning.,
The game of hockey which was ar-
ranged for Monday eyening between
Exeter and. St. Marys on the rink of
the latter has been postponed until
friday night in consegeence of the
storm. ..
Pao F. W. Gladman, who went to
Hensall on Tuesday, believes that
be has accomplished. a feat hith-
erto not yet achieved. He left
here on the morning train spent the
day in Hensall and returned home te
gain on the morning train.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature
is on each box. 25c.
e have numerous first class testi-
monials proving the value of English
StOck Food for young pigs, chickens,
fattening cattle, horses, etc. Itis the
cheapest and best Stock Food in the
market. Sold by C. LUTZ.
Prominent owners of oil wells in
e Petrolea district give their views
as to the suggested reduction itt the
duty on crude oil. There is a wide
difference between them as to whether
the effect would be beneficial or injur-
ious to the allied interests of the pro-
duction and refining of oil.
The Canadian Press Assosiation
have issued itt neat book form a, terse -
report of their recent trip to New
Ontario. It is filled with useful infor-
mation to the intending settler also a
number of interesting views taken at
different points along their trip and a
good map of old and new Ontario.
Lee t ure--.The eelebra Led English lee.
turer, Mies C. F. Shaw -Hillier will
speak to the ladies of Exeter, at
Wood's Rail this evening, Jan, 28th
at 2.50 P. me on Subjects that have,
been greatly interesting the Iadiee of
England. All ladies in,teresled in the
Perfect Physical Efealtb of Women
are cordially- invited.
'Croat
tearing
Salo.... •
Bit.Q.
.:111.60s1 StockTaking Pricfs
Oall Winter Goods before Stook WE are busy these days taking stock and will give
f Taking,. v some bargains rather than take it in stO0k. We
Men's Dress Overemts of extra line 5doz, Inetde Fleeced Lined Shirts I give very low prices on goods -while our stook taking in ou
loth, Meek arel gres tell lengtlegood and Drawers, regeser priee otte, e
ado velvee cellar, Wee we sell, price 42te,
egular price $10. Sale pdee $7.50. ?den's Suits, black with white stripe WOOL BLANKETS BED COMFORTS
Illele's Drees Overtoets in grey only, well lined teed trimmed, well worth
with velvet collea good lirucg, well $S, sale price 3650,
tailored, regular Price SS- eale Pince 3 only Tweed Suits, -dark greywith
etripe, very pretey, regular price
Boys' Overcoats in black and grey
with velvet collar, up-to-do.te styles,
3.75, 4.25 aud $5.1.10.
424e for Men5s Heavy Leather Mites
wool lined, wear guaranteed.
Sale price $6.00.
1 only Tweed Serie size 38, double
breasted regular price 35, sale price
' Men's Felt Gaiters with Leather
.out 10 dozen Men's Heavy. Wool j toe cap, regular price $135, sale prlee
Mitts, regular price 35e, sale price 25e. 31.15.
All our stock of Winter Dress Goods must be cleared
out to make space for _New Spring Dress Goods. If you
want a bargain ou a dress, now's your chance,
Ladies' Felt Gaiters, well lined, kid
toe caps, regular price $1.25, sale
price 98c.
Ladies' Felt Gaiter, kid foxed, re-
gular price, 1.50, sale price $1.23 a,
parr.
Ladies' Velvet Slippers in blank
white and green, sur topesvery Pretty.
regular prIce 1,50, sale price $120 pair.
Child's Felt Slippers.. sizes 8 to 10,
fur toe, in uevte cardinal and brown,
regular price Oec, sale price 49e.
About 500 yds Wrepperette, tzU
good colors and patteres. regular
50 yds cute cloth, in creatn, red. and
black, regular priee 2,00, sale price
$1.37ec.
Grey Flaianetette. 28 inches wide,
good quality, regular price 18; sale
price 12e
Grey and white Sheeting 72 in wide
all wool, wear guaranteed, regular
price 75e, sale price 57e.
About, 75 pair White Flannelette
Blankete. pink and blue bordere, regto
tar priee 8e; sale price Mc.
only Bed. Corofoeter made of good
quality print, well quilted, regular
price 10e and Vic, sale price $te yard. 2.00, 1eprke 31.63.
C4PeRYZctRufslloas ttit6artie
Oost Price I xtry u at Cost Price
ENTVATADIENT. - A very
pleaeaut gatberiog of the members
and friends a the Independent Order
of Foresters was held in their lodge
rooms io the Oddiellows block on Fit -
day evening lostt Among those on
the program who contributed to the
evenings ensoyment were Rev. Arch-
teeeetia Davis of London, and C. U.
Merrifield. fe H. 0. R., of etemeton,
who gave interesting addressee, as
well as vocal ktolos by eta M. Vincent,
A very ;large namber were present
coneiderlog other counter attractions
that evening.
AORICULTURAL SOCIEre eloterettei.
room of the church on Friday evening
February 503., it being the occasion of The annual meeting of the Stephen
the twentyttlft la anutvei eery of their and Usbocne Agricultural Society was
wedding. A yery cordial and hearty held in the town hall.Reeter, on Wed -
invitation is extended to all members
of the chureli and coogregation to be nesthLY after°°°° of lasb week. /11'
ptesent and. anite in making the even- A. G Dyer. secretary, rend his report
in g enjoyable. which showed the society to be in a
good linaneial standing. Tim officers
The annual noeeting of °even Pres- and direetoes for the' year were ap ,
byterian church was beld in the base- pointed awl are as followst-Presi-
went of the church on Montlity even- dent, Peter McTaggart; lot vice-presi-
ing, January 18tb, Reports from all dent. James Bellantyne; 2a4 vice-pre-
thei
societies n connection wtth the eldent, Jos. Senior. Directors. W, D.
chtlrelt were read. During the year Sanders. Ed. Obrietie, John Hunter,
the sane of $1628.$5 was raised for the W D. Weekes johu Moir, John Del -
different purposes of the church bv bridge. John Allison, Wm, Russell,
the congregation and its different so- Wm. Elliott.
dales. The following gentlemen ODITUARY,-On Wednesclity of last
were elected on the board of manage- week after a long and painful 'Meese
went for two years, Messrs J. G.
Statbury, W. D. Weekes and D. the spirit of Mrs. Kerslake, beloved
McInnis. J. Senior elected Secretary wife of Mr. John Kerslake, took he
everlatsting flight. Deceased had been
and Treesurer. After the busineso a sufferer from that dread disease
and usual votes of thanks to the differ- cancer and had undergone two differ-
ent officers the ladies served a, dainty ent opera.tions for Its removal, but
luncheon and a very pleasant 'social without avail other complications set
hour was spent by the members and "" t
friends or the congregation. in and she gradually sank. away. De-
ceased was a daughter of Mr. Chas,
ORDER Now. -The Tates and To- Rowe, and leaves to mourn their loss
ronto Daily News for renewals or new a sortowing husband, one son and
subscriptions at the low rate of $2.00 four daughters. who have the sympa-
• till Jan. 1905. thy of many Wends in thsir sore
eon SALE. - Desirable
bereavement. Her remains were in -
property in Exeter with suitable redterred in the Exeter cemetery on Sat-
- mono leo
deuce thereon. Good investment. eee'ett "--
Apply to GLA,DMAN & STANDURY. LATE/LY ENTERTAINMENT. - A
very enjoyable literary evening was
Atiorwo Seao.-There will be a sale
of farm stock and implemeute tre given by the Epworth League of the
day, (Thursday) on lot 2, con. 3, Main street •Methodist church on
'Osborne, NoRerAN SevreZER, prop. Tuesday evening last in the lecture
H. BROWN. auctioneer. ' room of the eburch. An invitation
WANTED. -Good reliable ladies er, was extended to the Christian En -
take orders for our tailor made skirts deavor of Oaven Presbyterian church .
and skirt supporters. Good nom, which was responded to by a goodly
number. The different numbers on
mission. Write now and get samples
for spring trade. Domnitmer GAR- the program, all of which were much
emu co., Box en Guelph, Ont. enjoyed were: Solos by Miss E,Efuston
Commute/ PAPERS - Now is the aad Mr, R. E. Gurney, readings by
Miss E. Godwin, eles B. ECowey and
time to decide what papers you will Marion Blatchford. A very interest -
take during the coming year We ing. part at the programme was the
are in a position to make special in- add
eess given by Mr. J. A. Gregory, (a
ducements to anyone wishing to take forn resident here) on the Great
a city daily or weekly and in clubbing
„Nod est. In his remarks he gave a
with the Times we can /ewe you graph i deseriptien of the different
money. Call and bee some of the phases of life ever that broad area
premium pictures. portraying In well condensed thoughts
FOE OVERSIXT3CI.EARS-
. a vivid picture of the possibilities
agricultural, political and educational
'
eas ore AND Wzro..-TaTED Banumr.-Sirs
WinelovesSoothing Syrup has beim used for
over sixty years by minima or motherafor their as well as financial, of that great
ehildri3a while teething, with perfeetsueeess territory. His address was very much
it seethes the child, eoecens the gums, allays all ee• ., a d .-, e
pain, cures wind colic. and is the best remedy eere e an aPPreueled Y the large
for Diarrhma. 'tie pleasant to the taste. Sold num Der present, and a hearty vote of
by druggists In every part of the world, 25 thanks was tendered Mr. Gregory fo
Gents a bottle. Its value is incalculable, Be tee excellent address.. M - Willi r
sure and take Mee Winslow's Soothing ---e---e ---s
syrnpandaskfor no otherkind Powell was present with his Edison
OATaiReet Gors UP. - The Union
gramaphone and interspersed the pro -
Cereal Company, the combine, which gram with nuisical selections.
controls the output of oatmeal and SOCIAL EENT.- One of the most
other cereals in Caneda, has increased delightful social functions ever held
The BEST is roue to good fol.
rybody, =Buy an Edison
PHONOGRAPH
AND BE HAPPY
Ve supply them with 12 eelectious
$15, $25 and up.
winte
the price to wholeE
salers 35 cents per in xeter was the very enjoyable "At
90 pound seek. Until recently the Borne" given by Mr. N. Dyer. Eardon,
price was $1.70 per sack, whereas it is tee local manager of the Moistens
DOW $3.05. The price to retailers is Bank and Mrs. Hurdon, in Gidley's
also increaSecl in the same proportion Opera House, on Friday afternoon
as the 90 -pound sack, -which formerly and evening of last week, when all
sold for $1.85, is now worth $2 20bidden seemed to have assembled for-
CDRIODb' CALENDAR FA.cTs.--There Ming a congenial
.
happy party, the
are some curioes facts abotit our calen- event being in honer of the fifteenth
date No century eau begin on Wed. ,anniversary ot their wedding date,
enaelsednadya. calendars
FridaySunday.r aSsue dn deavye,ry The 20 me erse. gTuhees ths oins t aacnodzyliiiiitsttleei3 ogwreere,t etilh tlhteailrl
October always begins on the same being artistically decorated for the
day of theweek as January, April as occasion, and the refreslimeots were
July, Seetswber as December, Febru- daintle served by a beyy of charming
ary, Match and November begin on young ladies. Among the guests of
the salve days. May. Juno and Aug ethraelacfleterrgnyocipaenn,wseerheoionictleutcldtertsb,beessideve-s
ust always begin Ole different days
from each other and every, :other a largo number ot Promeaent citizens: -
month of the year,. The first and. last A very fine orchestra diseeersed sweet
deys of the Year are always the sense. music' and "vocal solos were rendered
These rules do not apply to leap year. by Mrs. Perkins and Mise A.. Johris.
— In the evening the host and hoetess
Ces 436. again received and the time wes after -
ears t The Kind You Haw Meats Bought wards pleasartly spent in dancing and
Bigrie:ra •, social intercourse, the music being
of
S POWELL
Victors Exeter, On
provided e Ifensall Orchestra
„Clot guests d into the Bohn of
the evening an seemed to thorough-
ly enjoy themselves. All pteeent
joined in within every happiness and
hope for future unniveasary celebrae
-Lions for thele host and hostess, pro-
nouncing the event must enjoyable.
DROWNED.- News reached hero on
Tuesday leet, cenfirining the drowning
cif a former resident. of this vicinity.
her. and Mrs. Norman Turner. Vic.
toria, B. O.. they being passengere on
the ill-fated steemer °tallow, which
was wrecked near 'Victoria. on Jan-
Oth, Tlitlifw was a -conductor on
the Vletoria. Electric Railwity and
was formerly of Woodstock. and Mrs.
Turner was formerly Miss Hannah
Greenwood, and was horn at Sharon
in Stephen township, and was the 2nd
youngest daughter of the late Philip
Greenwood, who at one time was a
resident of Lumley in Usborne town-
ship. Mrs, Turner was a sister of
Mrs. J. T. Westeett. Huron street,who
him received a. letter from her sister
which was written. previous to taking
the trip on the ill-fated steamer. 17p
to the present their bodies bave not
been found
MAY Wricenmen Names. - To-
ronto Mr. Justice MacMahort gave a
judgment 'of particular interest to
newspaper and newspaper correspon-
dents in the case of Miss Eva, Marsh
against Mr. H. D. McKay, proprietor
amd editor of the Newmarket Express -
Herald. Miss Marsh brought action
for the publication of an alleged libel
suit against her name in the Sutton
correspondence of the paper in ques-
tion. .An application was made and
argued at Osgoode Hall to compel Mr.
McKay to disclose in his examination faction.
for discovery the name of his Sutton
correspondent. Mr. McKay had car-
ried out the ethics of the newspaper
world, and refused co give the name.
Mr. Justice MacMithon upheld him in
his refusal, holding the name or the
correspondent to be absolutely private
•and contideutal in this connection and
dismissed the application with costs, asseeeteseeseteseeteseeeeetesesteeteet
We haye a few pair left of the
best blankets on the market.
5 lb size $2.05
011,. ... .. 23.50
lb. size 33.75
8 lb. size. a . 54-00
We want to olear out our stock
OVERCOATS
of Overcoats and, will giye some
Very close prices on them,
$8.00 Coat for$5 00
9.00 Coatfor ....a 6 00
JO 00 Coat for ..-. 7 00
1206.Coat for. 9 9 -
UNDERWEAR
Men's good all wool Shirts and
50; each
ert'S good all wool Shirts and
Drawers- ..„ 7tic. each
Ladies' good Union Vests and
DralWere• .1 • • • 01,0 • • • e.,..50 each
Ladies' good -Union Veste and
Dre•Were... • • • • . • each
Ladies' good Union Vests and
Drewere.... .... eaeh
Children's good, Union Vests and
Drawers.. a. 2,10 each
A real nice Comfort. well
ceverded and filled ....$2 49
A beautiful Mercerized Art
Satanna, covering well
filled for.... ... . 39
FLANNELETTE BLANKET'S
75e SL90 SLi25
FUR5
Any one reeding a -very cheap
Fur will gave money by getting a,
good Far for Iittle price neer* It
'oust all be $014. No sticking MAL
prices.
CARPETS
Good Union .
Good Union
Eine Wool
Fine Tapestry 4..
Nice Tapestry.,
•• • O. •
•zSc
700
• 470
‚Pc
Lots of China and Crockery at low prices cluing
stook taking,
iest Prices for Produce.
CARL, NO BROS.
RUS.$1..A BACKS DOWN:
omotr000moo,00roo.woormoomomo.,
No otto nation can own the world. The same is true In con-
nection with bnsiness men. No one person can do it all. Some
may do it better. We contend that we have the gtoc and prices
and leave you to judge the rest. "Actions speak louder than
Words,',' Call and see us if only to convince yoluselves of our
statement,
Funeral Dire
H UST
nd Precticable Embalmer.
Opera
use Illoek
You are
ulte.Right
When you insist on having
Harvey Bros.,' Flour. Our
STAR
FLOUR
Is made from the choicest
Ontario and Manitoba wheat.
The quality of our
Wheatlet
Has been improved by Steri-
lizing it. We sell 10 pounds
for 25e. Give it a trial it is
a "Food" not a
Our facilities for handling the chop-
ping trade are unsurpassed. The new
Vissot grinder is giving greet salts-
fifiRVEY E3R08
MILLERS
•
W. O. T. U. Mmes. -A widow rec-
ently gained a verdiet in an action for
damages against a saloon -keeper for
having caused the death of her has -
bend. She was awarded 32,500 by the
jury, as. having proved her case, and
•shown that her late huslyind was a
well known, haultual drunkard, that
the ealonisit knew inthat he was warn-
ed not to supply the deceased with
lignor, and yet had supplied him wi eh
the chink which caused his death.
Surely the jaryr was right, and surely
any one who loses a relative under
similar circurcistances should enter an
action for damages, and make the.
IDO1 seller seller for his crime. The
first number of the new W. 0. T. U.
organ, tailed "The Canadian White
Ribbon Tidings' is to hand. • It is
edited by Mrs. Gordon Wright, is
published semi-raunthly, consists of
eight pages. neatly printed, clear type
and is the official organ oi the Wom-
any'a Christian Temperance Union of
Canada. It would be well for every
White Ribboner, in order to keep in
touch with our Dominion work, to
subscribe for this little paper. ft is
only 50c a. year, -One of the speakers
at a public meeting, in fa•Vor of local
opticri, in North Toronto, was a gen-
tleman from New Zealand, 'who said
among other things, that the difficulty
regardbeg passing prohibitive laws in
his home land was practicably solved
when they extended the frenchise to
women.
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