HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-2-4, Page 8This is he sea when we clean house, all odd lines
broken lots, short ends and slow sellers are put on the court
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ters at prices that are bound to make them go. When we cut
we go down deep. This month we have some very special
bargains for you Some remnants, some broken lots, some
odd lines and some lines that for some reason or other have
been slow sellers. Here are some money savers.
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ItTJABY 4th 1904,
OW
the days of suow fall One wilater madk S R
one ot our exebanges bas tigiared up Y
enow has felleasixty-eight ditys. god
by r, b. 41.11. we taloa have bed eighty-
six daye continuous eleighing. Just
now, thete is uo indieetion it*
'
eopply of enew giviri
ig out, mad t s 1
falls as pleutifully as if winter had 013,- 4 ouly Sasleatelleiven, Robes with
ly just began. heasey curl, cloth liniog,rabber ander-
FOB OVRitent.e.Te 3 takee, lined, largest size, regular 8.75 for
en ow eer. wirmareise. waft:me-ears 46.75,
wiee)aw'"$ootbilar, aeaue bee beta, 'wad " 1 ooly pair Grey Wool Blankets
oversee -a teem Oy taunone et mothers ter the r
2.4e the yard for an assorted lot ot 35.04 an, odd, lot a Men's ready
..dooble .fola Drees cloths. all this •seasaigade Sults, that. are 08 the deep e .
orde etylea patib• ciaors and feocy. realiee,. tati.e. and two seite on a lin
eI
gOar values,* we re 30 40 ancl alai. YouriSoree pure wool, double breast;'
ehoice *bile they lata for 24e. Corafreize peaeaecaet suits. Some sin
eet foe etas. or edd skirts.. med. somebreaeted tweed snits regular va
ery suitable. lines for gIrrs we in8000 to $80, All ca flown to
tbe lot. 'Do't oii6.s this bergain. ,low figure of 35.00 the eta.
e . li0eaet for yoor elemice otbtf aboutahena,
rty odd Preee Ends'. Some $ yard' saw belies' long Neck Reif, lov
el
d ;..itliess 6 vde. Foaseeat reason ot!',..soft black English lair vonay fur.
.rr, tiras that have not eola as wellaricamed with .elustre tails and •cord
they eitould... The regulor valiteavery swell and the latest style. As
were 4.60 a ea mad 36.00 the dress Kid. to see them. They are worth mere
Tour choice new or $2.50. They moray.
wtil o quick now.. .: 31.00 each for iaellee Mack Sateen
. 7 for taerfe heavy water proofXnderekirte, wade from good bright-
' d. trot Smocas. The kindeseteen, trimmed with frills sad roalee
easily sold at 32,24 etichan great bargain.
13;g re1nettou8 on Men's and Wonieiee Far Coate. We have about,
Vs dill on our counters. If yon need oue now a; your forth -
e opportunity. Big savings is what we promise you.
31.7.7 Ladies' Black Cloth reaely-t* wear Skirt. trimmed witb, worsted
braid. well made and quite etylisii. a great sump at 31.75.
looney Biscuits are tail* lea -ling. they are pronounced to he the best
bisceits in the trade flave yoa tried them ?
De yeti wane a ewell 'Muer Set. We have some beauties, extra
values, 10$ pineee. eeinaporcelean, pure white body, new floral deeoras
Vents, gold traced and etippled. We are told they are the prettiest sets
in Exeter.
A. STEWA
chilaren w ile teethate, witia wrote, eueene
It soentee obuct clottnum the vine sottyke
vain. ouro4 *Ind. ceac. ent is the best reeteay
or pewee:ea. It.. ;..e teee-ent to the t tee. seat
by drum:nee in oeteens pert et tee werid.
ceete bottle. ite Ivies le tecalculable_ne
sere and who eta te'leAtoene Soettook
syraeaed ask. tor ao other Mad.
The regular oi enthly neeetiug of
Woatiitit's Listitnte will oe held. in
be Wien.? mew t tbe towe ein
Friday, Feb. 5th. at 3 o'cloek, De,
Asome is exp teed to give an address oe
,f4germ" and as %tenet a cordial invita-
ion is giver% t o tbe ladies t attend
and those wiebine to jun may do se.
Mss f'resident, Mus.
eseenos, Ser. Tve:
re
large size eegular 3 „Ai for
Men's heavy Frieze Oteets,witle bigh ( gala.r 1.2o for 97c.
leelhene'r4tolipse,a.raleYeulitarliT.;L5.7$'2h$5.hi' leaLt3411,br'eFglati:114$51g'e$1.27.“4'
collar, regular 3.95 for S2 OS,gooll
tRea buckle regular 1 65 for $1,43 lar 1.00 for 78e.
Boys Heityy Robbers, 1 buckle, best
quality, regular 1.25 for al 08.
Ladies Felt, Oaten foxed regula
1.50 for $1.23 -
Ladies' Felt, Gaiter, aid toecap,
CARL:L.1W 'BROS.
VatterstRTY FOR, 1,1-14% -- rottc'tt,ht„t
roperty iii Exeter *ail euitable resi-
ce deacon. taicel investment.
V to til.A.1)M-V.c. & STANTWEGY,
eaternia-Good relialee tact:es to
tak order-, for our tailor wade skirts
id start supporter.. Good cam-
ission. Write now and get saineles
or spring trade Dosizeuox Gan, -
'T Co.. 3347C 209, ti ee eih, Oat.
Mit,s Effie Gidinv, of 'Myth, is viee
ing tier grandparents, Mr. aud Mrs.
1.1aTL Galley.
Mrs. Code, or Pa,rk iRiver, Dakota,
is visitizig her pa mute. Mr. awl Mrs.
T. 13. alartyp.
air. Bert laedity lat on Saturdey
1 moruing for Detre:at where he alas
seeured a situation, with the Messrs.
Fieddy.
START THE NEW YEAR
With a SAVINGS BANK tiecouut at
The Sovereign Bankof Canada
kVhere iudgeements are viven DUOS-
ITORS. No delay in Depositing oe Vithdrawing
Branches in Huron county at
Exer, DLISNO0i, 701, tiensuil (Mg
STANBMW, F, B. 1CealrN
Melina:Exeter.
arr a.
011Selly
ciltag R
ettoneeese lockEtcs
Jew -eery,
!Spectacles.
tealeat OS
NV, h Repairing Specindtv.
R"‘ MA' OF LONDON,
. 1.0 y sw eewSergerenOcaliet,
specialist, Descants.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Glasses Properly Fitted ton, on Sueidey.
visas Exeter monthly,
Mrs. Marsball is confined to
bogie through illnessi
IThirty-nine scbool teachers Iost
their lives in the Chicago theatre fir. -
Miss Lee, of Lucan. is the guest tbis
week of her sister, Mrs. John Blatch-
There is one thiug that has not, been visiting her parents. oa t e ,
(nipped in the bud, this year, and that Road aoulh. WISs Rabb1S" ,. 31"
is the ice cro
• P. spent tbe past term in the Regina.
Mr. W. R. Campbell. of Exeter Caleg"f Education, and expects to
north returned home from Muskoka. return to the Klondike, as soon para.
an Thursday night. vigation opens.
airs. S. Quance was visiting her gr. ond Mrs. Mamas laa.eilford
daugbter, Mrs. W. Laumort, Credi- rave a very pleasant skating party 1,0
o number of friends, on Wednesday
vening, in bonor of Mrs. Band -Cord's
sisters, the Misses Robinsonr. After
a pleasant time on the rink the party
were entertained to lunch at the home
of the hoet and: hostess and a very
enjoyable time was spent.
'Chadian Prese Aespciation meets nureetonthe last regular meeting of the
in Toronto on Thursday and Friday. Mistrict, It. T. of T., hela at
Feb. 4th and 5th. Seafortb, on Jan. 22nd. the following
&ricers 'Wane eleoted for 1004 .-Dist
Flour has taken a jump in Stratford Coma, F. .0 Nadine, 'Seiefortb; D. V.
batting advanced 30c to 40c per barrel Coma, Mies Burnett, Clinton; Chace,
Noble Cluff, Seeforch ;1 Setae Mrs. 1.).
Men's Ileavy Rubbers. weer guar- Ladie• s' Felt Slippers, fur top, regu-
Mexas heavy Rubber Laced, first
quality, replier 2 foe 31.87.
2 only pair alen's trelt Boots, size 6
and 7, 4 heckles, regular 2.00 for $1.40.
The blockade an the London Burma&
Bruce Railway, awing the past few
dass has cut off all mail service and
this accounts for the shrunken bud-
get at distriet newt in tbe Tiraestbire
meta
Tile elec.: ric light service 18 Myth
bas been shin off on account of 4 scar -
it • of fuel. One lade there has re-
d to the oel.fesaioned tallow dip
tail is else not to be. had in
e.
forth Iligh School bas teen
OWU owing to laelz a fuel.
Exeter flecitey Team played $t.
en Friday watt last we the
he latter. and were defeated
being Gat
Men's Overshoes, I buckle, size 6 and
7 regular 1.50 ler $1,16.
Ladies aVrappera made •of good
wrapperette tat blue and red lace,
trimmed, regular 1 75 for 0. 48.
Ladies' Wrappers made of ane Sax-
ny Vlermeletw, gouure 08 bottom,
85 for $L=.
Ladles" Cardigans, first quality, reg-
ular 1.50 fee 3130.
Misses Cardigaus, first quelity'rreg-
ular 1.25 for 60c.
'toys' Woel Hose, heavy rib, regu-
',wade for aaec.
Leggings. regular 1 ae fo
6$ setae -
AB our stock a Geese Blankets tc
be Cleared regardlets of cost.
Et L., & RO
Tbe8tatStW80 the Weal wetber
bureau for the month of ;limitary are
the higheet temperatiwe VP44 139 de- i:75 TAO ()IC,
• of inueb interest. Paring the mouth,
grees• flhove zero. and the lowest 2'4 1%4,
Stock Taking Prices
WE are busy these days taking stook and will give you
some barpins rather than take it in. stock. We will
give very low prices on goods while our stook taking in on
BED COMFORTS
a. real uiee 0041a:wt., well
eoverdea and filled a. .32 at. t
beautatiferaainw
lE'
Mcroeveecrizeag Art
Sewell
filled for.,....... • .... 3 03
P71-5cANNELEsTT1.0E0 BLANK3r.25.$
FURS
Ana' one reeding a yery -cheap,
Fur willaave money by getting*,
gpooricde$.ta0r for little price now. it
mute all be sold. Tirt dickies
CARP
Good Union
Good Union . .
Mae Wool
Fine Tapestry...
Nice Tapestry *..
BEST --dell SON
Th
e,
T beat in a pound ot ettai, an
big, an A tist, properly expanded
do ae mtreh work as one ;twe-
ed men for four minutes. 1:a sev-
enths of Gals force is wasted in
ude methods of its ronsinneelon
Fietee $Lortes have been easing
brougleaut South-western ','Slanitobe,
and are reported worse. than Laebeen
reen. few eonie thee. A railway icol-
ision occurred near Fannystelle, on
Monday, but uo serious results are ree
reported.
igss Robiason, of the, Yukoze *
degree% belew, which has not been eq. I vele env sat see can ftwrath
relied in Qatari° within are years, you with se so
The enowfall reached a depth a 42,4, Talking Machine, eoinplete
inchee, snow falling Pn 20 out, of the 31 ; ate wit h 4 MC0E:WOK attaabinent
'Jaye of the month. On Jan. 22 rain pe and 12 Palwor. Records and la
fell to 0 depth of 12 100tbs of an Ueda ' Blanes so that, you cite* record
mitchine on earth give
tary device, The mouthpiece of the Y°u 1114 PviVilege: Wo also
Ilene au Indestructible Record
Was observed 4 very inteitigent sani.
telephone Was fitted with a cover,
ies Standerd
lan. Wiese of a Wentan IthysWat11411 Y°111" "11 v°1°e• nU N° t)theu
Nasal Catarrh and Deafness minted. Office Wise SUSI° Weekes, milliner at
C rietvlililflaelle9eTEetatiapeettee9, ALEeevadeetB: 1Guelpb, is spending a vacation at her
ail Jane une 23, July27, Sept. 7,,Oct. 4.
Nov. 2, Nov. 33. Loncion carte '225-tam:ens Ave.
TO ADVERTISERS,
copy for changer; must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
iulvestisemente accepted ta.p to noon
Wednesday a each week.
home here4
Mn and Mrs. Ricbard Kerslake, of
Elgin. Manitoba, are visiting irieods
in town,
I
,.It. lace wall that st oat break. at the Rune
leant -1g like
woieh a photographer shie de his lens.
Ws cover was alwave kept, on the
outhpiere When 0,re telophotw wee
t in use. the Oka. beiug to keep
out dust.. which 0 doctor% office
might, be infected with an ttlIUSttat at,
lown.nee of germ& The ex maple
te
wortlt following in any home.
CoGaD SCUnT. Tbe Toronto
Globe saere,"adr. Cameron is one
of the most relined and capable enter.
taluers ou the centiuent. Lie is gifted
with neiguetisra, bas a good stage
preseuce and voice, also the ability to
recite, sing homerous songs and tell
funny stories in 0 most artistic man-
ner." Mr. Oinneron. with the best
lo-
wd talent, appears in Gidleyai Opera,
House, Exeter, on Monday Feb. dth,
1901 in a concert under auspices of the
Hockey Club.
Aaanerrrace-Tivo of the respected
citizens of De.shwood were summoned
to appear before ,t1agistaate Snell on
Wednesday of last week on the eerioes
charge of tlaeft but, both were hopor-
ably acgnitted. The inforraation NNE4S
sworn out by W, Levett and the
complaint was the removal of a, load
of coal flame a Grand Trunk car cm -
signed to Mr. Lovett. The trial lasted
nearly all afternoou at the end of
which the elegiac:eta dismissed the
case and the complainant had to pn,y
the costs. L. IL Dickson prosecuted
and J. G. Stanbury defended.
'in the past, sac weeks.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY arer, 10CI4
What about old Bruin and his she_ D. ,Grittenden, Blyth ; Treae., lar.
G4L 13111-
dow on Candlemas Day and. the re- johnston, Varna; iferald,
Locals suits tte was able to see his shadow. °la Goclerich ; Vanshall, Jai E. Wal-
Read Popplestene & Gardiner's add
on. page 5.
Council meets on Friday, February
We at /.80 p. m.
Miss Janie Picka,rd is visiting friends
at 13rarttford.
The Seaforth High School has been
closed down for want of fuel.
ad1WillisPoevelra ad in another
column,
Miss Pearl A. Kitson, of St. Thomas
in spending a few days a guest at S.
owell's, 'Victoria, st,
A dose of Winer's Liniment taken
ittternally will ward of colds influenza
and la grippe. „ Sold by C. LiTrZ.
CaaeL er eae Mee eat..
estate.° The Mod You Han Always Bought
Etagere
of
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BLAST
. s no respeetor of perSons,
therefore prepare to meet its
,cOnoing by providing yourself
with one of our
Me:George weekee, of weeereown tors ; Press Reporter, V. G. Neelins;
V ent a, few days a la,st week Delegate to Grand Council, Thos. Nat.
Bit s of Brantford,
here wl& relatives and friends.
4 *it
Miss Cora, Manning pleasently enter-
tained. the members of her Sunday
school class of boys on Monday even-
ing last.
The choir of the Cavell. Presbyterian
church- provided the music at the
Thames Road tea -meeting on Monday
evening.
Mrs, J. P. Ross, who has spent the
past two weeks with friends here and
at Hensall returned to her home at
Toronto on Tuesday.
About thirty new members were re-
edyed into the James st. church on
Sunday morning last the result of the
receat evangelistic services.
may who have used "Dix Treat-
ent for 13ad Colds and. La Grippe"
speak of it as -most satisfactory and
effectual. Sold. lel C. LIT=
At the annual meeting of the Us -
borne and Hibbert Fire Insurance Co.
held at Farquhar on Monday last the
old board of Directors were re-elected.
Mr. Beavars, of Farquhar, WO elected
Secy. Treas.
TO CURE A 0.OLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brom° Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the raoney if it
fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature
is on each box. 25c.
fall Overwats
NEVER SO LOW
NEVER SO GOOD -
NEVER SO STYL1S
er
Cleaving auction sale a farm stock
and„implements, Oa lot 23, con.
borne, mile north of Exeter; on
Thursday, February 181.h 1901 at 1
o'clock sharp, TrteH
nteS alt,TON, Prop,
H. FOtowtsr, Auetioneer,
Mr. George Moir, of Witnipeg, Man.
who has for some weeks -past been in
the General Ilospitel, Toronto, sluff-
ering froul injuries received in a rail-
way accident has this week been yisi-
tang his uncle. Mr. R. S. Lang.
e have numerous first class testi-
onials proving the yalue of English
Stock Food for young pige, chickens,
fattening cattle, horses, ete. It is the
cheapest awl hest Stock Food in the
market. Sold by C. Lorre.
Rev. W. M. and Mrs. Godwin will
ive an "At Home" to the members
the gain street church and congre-
Alan on Friday evening in the lec-
Wre rOOM Of the charch. All adult
members are tordially invited both
here and at 6ex418itla appointment.
ant Tailor
"r
was made the recipient of a pleasing
sueprise at his haraeahe other even-
ing, when the general, ruenager and
one of the directors of tbe Verity
Plow Company presented him with a
oheck for. $100 as a token of the es-
teem in which ha is held by; bis em-
ployers, Mr. Bays is one, of the oldest
employes or the V,erity. `Company,
and was with the company when it
was in Its embryo period in Exeter.
The indemnity of merabere of the
Manitoba legislature is to be in-
creased from $100 to $500, while. the
salaries of Mliasters are to be. advance
ed from; $2,700 to $3,000,
Board of Trade. -The rueetiage
the Civic Advisory to be hereafter
known as the Exeter Board of Trade
was held on Friday evening last in
the Town Ball. The object soughteat
thie meethag we. s simply the aaop-
tion of a constitution and by-laws the
draft Of which was them duly submitt-
ell by the special conantittee appointed
for that purpose. Time was,howevert
taken by the forelock and special OQM
mit teos appointed to deal with the
',Nor th Midland Bloc Eric nailw
now seeking for incorporation and ad-
mission through this section and the
Stratford and. St. Joseph Eleetrie
Ilailway, whose proposed roube is to
the hike shore, a short distatlCO to tlae
north. At ;the next night of xneeting
to be liereaSter the ,second Toesday
a ;bath month, the fallowing resolu--
tion important to every ratepayer
will 'be discussed and possibly passed
-Reeolved that all civic improve -
Merits made ort publie property should
be paid for solely . from the general
taxation and that a special frontage
tax for sucla purpose is unjost both
in prinipal and practice. Motions
will be also submieted for the eet.abe
lishment or a ipermanent railway
committee and a civic Taiforra cam-
naietee, who shall held of 08 for mie
year. We trust the Board or Trade
lies come, to etay and that its influenee
ere log will be felt and recognized. as
a -public- benefit by every ratepayer
It has a wide Meld before 11. and by
lis exeeetional composition and .
euro ancC8 of or gani z a non ample
,powere. '
On Friday afternoon lust from three
to four, the usual Literary meetin
was held. The programme consiste
of recitations, readings. choruses and
a debate. "Resolved that the cow is
more useful than the horse." The
affirmative side wits led. by Mr. Thos.
Carling, er. While the destiny of tbe
negative was in the bands of Mr. Ar-
thur Wood. We are all pleased to
learn that the negative carried the
day. We extend a hearty invitation
to any who can find time to join us in
these meetings which are held every
two weeks in the High School rooms:
Secretary, Miss Waitoeta HOWAILD.
PLEA..94111T EVEIVING4-The papas of
the High School departmeat with.
their teachers Mr. Fleming and Miss
Doniugton on Wednesday evening
last xesponded to an invitation from
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Borlaxel, of the
Thames Road to celebrate with them
tbe twenty-third anniversary of their
wedding day. There was a full attend-
aece of thee scholars present and a
pleasant evening was spent. A very
sumptuous repast, was partaken of and
the time was spent in social chat.
games, music. etc. All report a good
time and vote Mr. and Mrs. Borland
charming entertainer&
prim. ou QC weite.
ILLIS POWELL :4
Vietana, tame,* Exeter, Ont.
WOOL BLANKETS
We have a few pair left ot the
best5bilhansizkeets. ..... ........ 3k2e,ttlei
oyfe rOyv pt sr emu: 0 uw bl ego 0some
6 lb. size
33.75
7 lb. .
Sib. gee 34.00
We want to dear out our stoek
OVERCOATS
33.00 Coat for...... 35 00
0,00 Coetfor 0 00
10.00 Coat for 7 00
12,00 COat for .. -. 2,4
UNDERWEAR
DIM'S good all wool Shirts and
Drawers. , 50e. each
Menai good Ali wool' Shirts and
Ladrer gevosoti* "fife -10-n- If' %tin °al
Drawere., a .. 23c each
14adies" good *Union Waal and
Drawers-, 85e each
Ladies' good Onion Vests and
Drawers.. a each
Ohildrou's good Unica Yests aud
Drawers- .... 2:ic each
EDISON--IS BEST--E,DISON
VMS to be needed callitig to the pee -
in his well remembered words
"Uow bong hale ye between two ()Rim,
Ions ? IC the Lord. be God, follow lona
but if Baal, then follow him " The
clench le apt to becorue ee assimilated
with the world that it is difficult to
distinguish, the one front the other.
When Jesus was here in his bodily
presence. whether at the marriage
lease in Cana, or at the bowie of Simon
the pharisee, he wits always true to
himself alba the kingdam he represeut-
ed, and hie memorable werds "thee,
080 not of tbe world even 0.8 1 am not
f the world," are as applicable to Ms
true disciples now as tbey were then.
Samson alio was o.Nazarite from bis
birth, while he maintained his integ-
rity before Got:Imes able to cast off all
tbe fetters with which bis tormentors
bud him, but when be formed an
unboler alliance he became a weakling
in their hands. Peter and John stand.- ,
ing at the beautiful gate of the temple I
looked upon the impotent mem asking
alms of them, and said, 'Silver toed
gold 1 'have none bat such as I bave
give 1 thee." What Peter had Wks
just what, the marl needed more than
alms. The expectant and iinpotent
are still lookine .o the professed dis-
ciples. and they heae right to do so,
but alas how few can say "Seek as I
bave" because they have not, but are
like Sampson, shorn of their strength
through ba.nterine to the World and
its unholy asseciations. If peofessing
christians look like the world, act like
the world. and enjoy the world's
amusements, then you are at liberty
to draw your own conclusions.
Lots of China and ()rookery at low prices du
stock taking,
ighest Prices for Produce,
CARL NO BROS.
RUSSIA BACKS DO
AWINIEROPIIONIM.M..../..4. --
No one nation can own the world. The same is true in con-
ction with hnsiness men. No one person can do it all, SOD74e
may do it better. We contend that we ha.ve the stoc and prices
and leave you to judge the rest, "Actions speak louder thai
Words." Call and see us if only to convince yourselves or out
statement.
Coesotaarene.-To those who have
been shivering with cold and wallove.
ing In snow for the past two monthe,
it may be some consolation to teem
from so high an authority as Dr. Kel-
logg, in an article in Good Health that
cold, fresh air contains more oxygen
than warm &r ; that it quickens the
heart action and increases the number
of red corpuscles m the blood, The
vital fires like, fires of coal or wood,
bnrn more brightly in cold weather.
Cold air aids in the discharge of poi-
sonous matters from the bodyeincreas-
es the appetite, helps to assirollate
foods and allays ,nervous irritation
and fatigue.
VEDRUARY Vtateasterta-Rev. Id.
It Ricks, of St. Louis. adoein the new
issue of Woad and Works prints his
weather forecasts for Febrriary, which
are not encouraging to those who axe
tired of the severe Weather of the past
month. ale says : The storm diagram
&bows that the month begins on the
central day of a regular storm period,
with the full moon in parige,e on the
first, and a Mercury period approach-
ingits center. The first stage of this
period will fall in the last two days. of
January, that is, change to warmer
with barometer falling in the west,
and winds shifeing to easterly and
southeity. By the 1st storm areas will
begin to form over die western parts
cf the country, marked depressions of
the barometer will be moving east- jr_L.D4 tool 1=,4,,,
ward,and wide areas of Fain and snow 1-11-1 BROS
FIDSON OLD BOYS or TORONTO. --
At the annual meeting of the Heron
Old Boys held at the King Edward
hotel, Toronto, lest Friday night the
following officers were elected: -Hon.
presiciente,coi. W. D. Otter, gr. Just-
ice Roberteon, Mr. Justice Garrow, .1.
S. Willison, ff. ltfacMath, E, Floodv,
E. J. B. Duncan president, 0. A,
Smith. B. A.; vice-president, S. T.
Chnrch to secretary A. Miller; trees -
W 0 McTaggart; executive
meral Lltree
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Our facilities for handling tbe chop-
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nd sleet will pass eastwardly across MILLERS
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the country during the 1s1 to the Ala.
Ordinarily a cold wave eta blizza.rd
would appear before the 4th. but the
moon does not pass the celestine equa-
tor until the 4th, hence the storms of
this period may not reach blizzardous
pcoportions until after that date. The
Mercury disturbance continues up to
aboat the 10th, hence, cloudy. murky,
sleety weather will continue in all
broba,bility into the reactionary period
central on the Oth, 71h, and 81.11. If
heavy sncw and sleet storms do not -
appear during the first four days of
the month, such storms will almost
certainly develop about. the Oth to the
Oth. But the chances for marked
winter storms on and near the first
day of the month are many. Upon
the whole,much threatened weather,
with. severe Wirttee storms are almost
certainties during the first eight or
ten days of Februery, or until the
Mercury influence, sabsides. This will
prove one of the most general and
deettuctive sleet periods of the winter,
We wish to thank our many cue -
tamers for their valued patronage
during tbe year 1903 and respectfully
solicit a continuance of their valued.
orders.
We also invite all who contemplate
building 18 1904 to call and inspect
our stock which will be found com-
plete in every department! and at
prices that will justify there in placing
their orders with us.
We uutuufacture
and at least one severe cold wave may
, be ted on Two are quite probe -
committee, R. 'A. Walker. W. IE. hlo one not far from the first, and an -
Groves, Geo. Deacon, C. S McDonald, other OD and about the 7th. and Sth.
.T. S. McKinnon, Dr. Duncan, II. Roth- Those who live out on the great plaint;
well, K. McLeod, 3. A. MOLOXPTE, DE', of the west and north should exercise
.Stanbury, W. Prendergast. T. 3. Soots prudent vvatchtulness for themselves
iVfle Essery. Dr, Sloan, J. R. Lyon. and their livestock at this titae. In
The assodation decided to bold en at the nature of the case the Mercury
home the date to be settled later. period groups tbe first, tie 0 StOLO1 per-
iodslof the month into one ,proIonged'
W. C. T. U. Noterte, - "Contributed
by the Wonlan's Christian Temper spa of theeatening weathen and se-
ance Union." All down through the " ler t
ages the voice of the prophet Elijah
were winter storms, e p
Will be eentirined a.nother issue.
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