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KNOW? hat we tell ROXAL.LE.
REM.EDIMIS That we guaratatee them
That tklere is a rewedy for each human
ailment,' That the Majol:ity of your
neighb re have usedlo.ne of more of them
That W' "' aut;to tell YOiiT .all about
them, : era/„ R96dalira
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COLE'S DRUO2STORE
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Huron ea Mitidiasez Gazette
EXETER, .ONT .- CANADA, TH OBSDA•Y MORNII Gt FEBRUARY 22nd 1912
:-: PHONE 32
Obituarys
Daniel . Beriniek-On' `Friday morn-
' iiie; of last week liar. Daniel Bernick
Iwho was in dab fla year, passed away
very suddenly at tilt home of hip
son Frank, in Usborne 'Towns/31P,
' Mr. Kie•rnick although -Lve11 ap in
' years and somewhat feeble was able
to 'be around and on''the : morning he
died, he got lip and, ate his ,breakfast
alnd went ito the barn; where he was
•
overtaken with
a
stroke,
a
n
ddi
ed
in n
Th,eSr1.Rush wilt soon bhere
I nui n Cortwa11 Ertglan1. and wbexi
a .bo eame tc Canada wtth Jais par
entscutssatlig%n Dr1inton Toin.a few minutes: The deceasd waras ,a ship, .eater hovasarriedfin Eliza -Y U Read for It? WeAre. New Goods arrive• th Truer of Port a,ambta and
S rin is very near, Ale O ypg pout forty years ago they moved to
daily from the Fashion Centres, yV a never were in better shape tQ snppl
ing a ly I
i been left out to 'rake this headquarters for the shop ,your demands.. Nothing has q
ping public.
Exeter Council
Mee'tin'g; af. %bn cotuoil was held in
the ;fawn hail friday evening the
16th Inst A.11 Jueinbere present t .ex-
cept Mr. ILevett
M.rinutes of the last eneetina were
read cud approved.
Communication • was read' ,from D.
le Mc Pherson. town •e1erie of Clin-
ten statins that it Wee the opinion
of theft oonneil that some united'ed'
,action; should be taken. re the Hy
Electric Commission and it was sug-
gested that a mereti,n;,r of .the repre-
sentatives of the Municipalities,
eoncerned be. held. in Clinton on or
about Feb, 26th.
-Rivers and Ford. that 11aeeers. Bea-
man and Seat be a deputation to.
•Usborae township. Their fanlilycon- attend said meeting. Carried.
listed Of eight children, neves of Scott acid lord that +the Jo11owT:n'
whom are still living. Mrs, Ia,erniok aeoounts be paid and orders i..lsuedi in.
Predeceased her husband in 1901, A paymelnt. Qt1e'O City Cil i:o., '�.bbls
few years afterwards Mr; Bernick yasol;afe 16.50; 9`hoa' Brook, jr, lab.
flied ed Mrs. Brewer• of town, who 0,aso nH.e 6.50; hr, snowplowing 6:75
died about two years ago'. The aur- Rctbt• Sanders, {lab. 18.51; Tho San-
married
members of : the family are ders, da 1.15 ;l Sid. aamderu'' do 145;
Thomas, of .town, William and I . Wes, 13i'easett ref water tax 1.50;
Francis, of U•aborne; .Mrs, Charles Fred Kerr fila 49.75; Fred Kerr
Frayatan of 'et. Btarra, Mrs. damelumber and' brick for cement 4'2,70
Frayne of d Ati ne ; ,Airs, ,Lashes Smith. Total 128'138:
of St, Claud Aiinn., and Bars, R. BetteBiesars. Treble and Mellott waita9,
.ling of town, all of :whom were prey on the council re the Band. Mr.
Brit at the funeral. The funeral tock Treble stated that the building they
place Monday to the Exeter (Demeter had been in. the habit of pratjas ins
for interment. in was too •ama1T and that they .curd
Mrs Samuel. Isaac -The old require more room which woald n�a-
pion- oessitaee more, money and tasked the
eers of 'Huron' traet who tam: to Council for a 'grant of $225.00.
this part and hewed nut a home„ for Rivers and. Scott that the band b
themselves in i he bush -land are fast granted $200.00, the, same. to he paid
dying reward
wineh a one passed quarterly: Carried,
to her seward on Wednesday last in Rivers and Scott that the Reeve
the person of Bins. 5. Isaac who dba and Treasurer !barrow $1400 for c+ir
at the home of her daughter Mrs. P. rent expeuse:d' and that a bylaw
T. W. .Madge.. Lot 15. Concession 8 be drawn confirming same, By-1'iw
and her. husband
same faxen on hen they No.' 6. for the borrowing of money
and her- husband.settl.d when they for current expenses having been
oversixtyr.et mzs
came'Canada. aof i
tx
0. 7"' the necessary alar numbs
dn�e
ccs
read 3^
e
had n'goodScott
ago. The deceased, e o edmotion of S o
g ed•' y was finally passed on
health up to a few, weeks ago n-beix seconded by Ford.
she suffered a slight paralytic stroke By-law No. 7. authorizing the bon
and gradually grew weaker. She rowdy; of $5000.00 glad the issuing.
was 89 years and 6 months old. Mrs of Pillage :debentures for. a term of
Isaac's maiden name wars Eliza Redd 20 Vegas .for the les rimg of the
She was born in Devonshire England water work maths eft read zvehe
and shortly ter marrying Mr. Isaac !sears number eiti timers and ;finally
they came to Canada and cleared passed on ;motion of Rivers and Scott
fifty acres of land an the Ford and Rivers that we advertise
they
8th concessioniof retired
r d Here the sale of $5000.00 water works 3e -
they lived until they retired andmov- bentures by tender. Tenders to be
ed to 'town. About fifteen years receive 3 up to Friday evening March
ago Mr. Isaac died and the deceased 1st at 7.00 p. `me
went to live with her only daughter Rivers that we adjourn to melee
Mrs. Madge, he was a Methodist in Friday Blanch 1st.
Rcligian and was a member of James T. B. CABLING Clerk,
street church and althoagh of a quiet
anasdnming nature was beloved by
a wide circle of acquaintances ani
especially by those who knew her Exeter School Board
best. Besides he only daughter, she
Ts survived- by one sT�ter BIrs Rowe
and possesses all her faculties and the Town Hall Monday. Feby. 19t6t
.al was field' on Friar
enjoys excellent health. The funer- with all members present. The foi-
e Iasi, interment lowing is Ike order rf busi�ess duly
taking place in the Exeter cemetery submitted and .approved,. er chair
Thomas Prior --One after another minutes of trevious mertiner cords
Ile -
tae older resident of !our town are ports of of areitees;' Wood,
passing away and this week we re- duly received and ample supplies
cord the death of Thomas Prior who available; Insurance. policy for $5400
died at his hone on Elizabeth street renewed with, Atlas Ins. Co. for the
on Friday last at the age of 68 years sum of fifty four ,dollars for a. term
and 4 months. The deceased had not of three .years; Educational. County
been well for some time. About three grants for the H. S. department as -
years ago the wase kicked by a horse grants
as for the year 1911. Per J.
and had this arm broken and shortly Armstrong and A. E. Flake• that R.
afterwards anaemia set in and since N. Creech and the Secretary' be a
that he gradually grew weaker al- permanent eammittee to secure the.
addresses
t
b monthly
a
ddra a
kers for th m y
sea
,,to p
til bo being able weeks get o when
un- for the year. Per Secretary that
wasabout four ago ad.e . he fee receipts would realize about $400
was compelled to take- his bad, The for the current term. Per F. Wrood
England and parer tdeceased was orentod family
Canada Devonshire in n 1 three
and L Armstrong that the fo. Wrong
with his parents and family of thee+': ,-11lajor
brothers and one sister: They set- payments be approved, SergtF. E. Hector, drill $20.,00; E. McDou=
tied ab. Soars afterwards, near St. Thomas gall. wood. 20.00; J. A. Stewart sap -
to
six years they came, plies. 2.10; Atlas Insurance Co. prem -
to sign. o settling on the and ton: rum 54,00 J. Grigg', school auupliels
cession. He.was married to Rhoda and cards 16.31. Per P. W. Gladman
•
Rankin who predeceased him and adjournment.
GG Secretary.
GRI
J. ,
was survivedd
s ethree m
i bysmall children.
n
Iii 1881 he was marries to Susan -.4.---•-
Cudmore, his bereaved widow. Fair
a number of years he conducted a THAMES ROAD
butchering business'in town and lat- During the recent cold snap, quite
er Event into hog -buying and as .each a number of farmers complained' of
was widely known throughout this how hard it was to keep their stablas
district. He was a member of the , warm enohgh to ketep the water
Methodist Church for nearly 40 years
Those who survive him, ba,sidee his
sorrowing widow, are, Mrs. Rebt.
Sweet, Nolso;;• and 'Herman. of Por-
tage,la J?raire ; 'Mae Kay. of Ueborne
Mrs. E.. Beebe,. of Ridgetown and
Olive at borne, The funeral was
held Tuesday •from the James street
Methodist Church and was conduct-
ed by the 1,, Q. 0. F.,esskisted by Rev.
John Bali. of Oilsprings. The flor-
al tributes teen very beautiful and
consisted of wreathes from the fam-
ily. The White ,Packing Co., of Strat-
ford the I. O. 0. F. and the C. 0. P:
besides several sprays. The inter-
raeait took place et the: Exeter cem-
etery.
Robert 1tnmteith-Another of the
early settlers, inn(, the •porison of Mr-
Robert
rRobert Alotn,teith, of the Thames
Road. died en Tuesday, F iby. '20th
at the age of 87 years and 7 months
The late Mr. Monteith has been re-
markably smart fo;rhire year's and
enjoyed fairly good heiaith up lee
about tea months ago when he wee
taken ill end .gradually weakened en,
tir his death, At the time of hits
death he was .probably the oldest
settler of the Thames Road. file came
to Usborrre in the fiifties and cleared
the timbee frum his farm. Ile wales
of Scotch' descennt having been born
DIED in Glesgo w and /lame with his par -
exits. when eleven years old, to Cann
Is„ERN.toK--rn Ushorne. Friday. Feb atda settli'tvx in lJralkiotii,wc. lat,r core -
16 Daniel Kerrick, aged 80 sears
tad k months.
a
ISAAC --la Usborne, on Wethisestday
Feby. 14th•.Eliza Rudd, relict of
the lata SamaeJ. Isaac, aged Se
sears and d months.
I?RTOR--fn Exeter. en Friday n'ebv.
18th.. Thom2,s Prior, aged 68 years
1 month and 4 days.
MONTEITIT-in TJsborne on Tuesday
Feby. 20th,r Robe. Monteith, mend
.7 years ane 7 menthe, The fon-who !:naw hinx. i'lie ftrn,eraa will be
f. ,` M. ,
•lea l
at held t:•�-cln ,C"hurscla ) ,t
\i 1 G C
era! �. will take lace, Thu#sday y ( 1
p
. (.a, cemetery.
thn. T i.. t ht'
':ritcririen : in
two o alocitr . i
New, Spring .Coats
They are full length and come in
beautiful cloths and colors with the
• large Shawl Collars. Be Sure to See
Them.
•
Dress Goods
Nothing is . left out in Cloth or
Colors to make 'the best we have ever
shown. We want you all to see our
Stock. •
Foulards and Wash Goods
We have a magniflcent lot to show
you in the New Foulard Patterns.
Linens, Crashes, Ginghams, Cham -
brays, Cotton, Voiles, Muslins and
Prints.
Dress Trimmings
Something to match any Dress of
any color. Silk Fringes, Ball Fringes,
Laces, Braids and Ailovers in all shades
Here
llouseFurnishings'
This is aood time to think about them. You will soon be Housecleaning and
will want a lot of New Goods. We are showing a bigger stock than ever.
Rugs
Wilton Rugs, Axminister Rugs,
Velvet Rugs, Brussels Rugs, Tapestry
Rugs and Wool Rugs in all sizes from
Door mats up to 41x5 yards.
Carpets and Wall Paper
We are showing some New Pat-
terns. in Brussels, Tapestry and Wool
Carpets and hive 10,000 Rolls of the
New Wall Paper for YOU.
Gents Furnishings for Spring
We must tell you all the New Things for the Men
New p `S ring Overcoats New Shirts
ti
Suits Collars
Sritings Ties
New Hats
" Caps
Fancy Sox.
is
ALL WINTER GOODS TO up
Anything that is left in the Winter 1 ine of Coats, Furs, .Fur -lined Coats, Robes,
Y
Etc. will be cleared out. at Bargain Prices. They Must Go.
Phone 32
Jones May, Exeter
COAL OIL GASOLINE
XETER'S BIG HARDWARE
and' Plumbing
Hot Air Heating
Let us figure onyour ` Furnace Work and `Plumbing. Eati-
-'
mates cheerfully Given
.Baths;` -Lavatories and Sinks, Pipings and Fittingss always
in Stock.
Wash Day
Su1
s
pp18
Washing Ma
chines from;:
$7.00 to $10.00
Machines as .
cut $10.00
Galvanized
Tub'
75c tar$1.85
Boilers
$1.50 to $4,50
Olothee Lines,
10c to 45c
Pipe wrenches from 10c up
Saws for every Use 25c to $2.00
Hammers from 10e to 950
R
oakAL PURPLE INTERNATIONAL MOLASSES FOODS
for Stock or Poultry : for Stock or Poiiitry Caldwell'a Molasses `Food
package 25c,.a $.,,o
50c to $1,50 acka e ,500 and $$.50 25 a bag
GIatnber Salts Sulphur Salt Petre
EA1NAN'S AND COVE STORE
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ROOFING
SCRANTON
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end of 1912 for75c
Thi Times" to the
The newsiest paper in the County' l
ANOTHER RAILWAY SCHEME
Mr. J. A Rothery, superintendent
of MacKenzie & Mann electric rail-
ways wae in, St.:Marys ane day re-
cetT l -
n t ��'-had had a conference
rence
5
with the directors of the Strattl!ora
Electric railway and the result of
that cotnference• is said to have bean
the completion of arrangements for
financing a road to run from Strat-
ford to St. Marys and then to Grand
Bend. •
It is anderstood. says the Beacon
that the MacK'e,nzie' & Mann inter-
ests will take oyer take bands and
have a controlling .voice in the con-
strut/Lion. and management of the
the road. It is expected that the
work will. be started before the es -
tension of time granted by the Strat-
ford council expires, "which 19 1st of
Mae. Indeed, ie. there is any early
break up in winter, considerable pro-
gress maythe madebafalee, May Day
AMeanvhile the council may be asked
to make some changes. ,in the route
whinh will, onthe whole, be benefi-
dial to the citizens..,
It is intended to construct theline
to St. Marys as speedily as possible
with the ultimate, object of extend-
ing it to Grand Bend on Lake lluron.
Another ILne from Stratford to God
erioh is contemplated, making Strat-
ford the, centre ,of an elaborate sys-
tern of Mactlenzie & Mann radials.
It is also stated. that thiss ste, y ns
of radiate is to be a feeder for the
Canadian Northern railway ,whiob
will have its steam line from Toronto
to Stratford, evith possibly a branch
leading from Guelph to I3rati ford,
Woodstock and 'London -St. Marys
Argus.
of Exeter. who is . in her 'll4th year, Minutes of the meeting. heli in
irng to Usborne, In Juno 1862 he,
d Jrate Mill;�r, who
was married to i
a a ,
with two lsitghters and one son war-
vivo, viz; Mary Helena and Charles
at hotmP ane! 11r.rs, Andrew C.rnpb:+l1
o± the Thames Jr3oart, `t b,-. dceee,laee 1
was a member oir the '1'Ihain:•s. leeee
,Presbyterian Choreal. in lurli'ir.'kk h
was a Liberal ;and voted at, the last
heiieral t leotian. EIe, tuns highly re-
spected area ,ealroniod ru laic ne'a;k'
borhood in whichi he lived and by all
Locals
(Witch ;fled andlll.,:,.
ad's t +ilot laeeeekiirty fur aallia
Ped ban faco. or zips, Pinar
and all irritations of the skin.
25o; a bottle
ole' Drug Store
Mr. lay. hlllworeby'is oc the tick
list..
Miss. Verde Leavitt is •con'fined to
Leer bed through illness.
UP,'Rarry Wood, of London visited.
Misa Mabel' Walters over Sunday.
Diss Nettie Walters Fpent is few
days in London during the past week
Mrs. Holloway. of Clinton, ins vis-
iting ber daughter: Mrs. R, N. Rowe.
Air. Frankauk Waltc s, of Detroit.troit.
visited his, parents; in town one day
last week.
Mrs, G: P. Connor, returned home,
on ,Saturday last after an absence'
of some. months' in the' elates,
14 Ir. P. •Rowolitfe has mold hits res.-
ideuice on Sanders street to Wxls, B.
Passmore, of the. Thamela; Road.
ATr. T. E. lEIandfgrd„who has been
visiting in New York, St. Thomas
and Toronto as in''town on Satter -
day .last. '
A number from town intended the
dance at Air, W. rt. Smith's of Crede
itori East, on, Thursday evening last
and report a good time.
Mr Jahn Brokenshire, of Henfryn
formerly of Stephen, was a pleasant
caller at the Times rim Tuesday. The
North has !still many attraction's foo
Mr. Brokenshire.
Always avoid harsh purgative pills
They first make you sick and then
leave you constipated Carter's 'Lit-
tle Liver Pills regulate theboweb
and then' !Hake you well.Dose. one
pill.
Butcher Easiness Sold. -Mr. Frank
Wood has disposed of his, butcher
busines on Main street toe Council-
lor Wm. Rivers, who takes pdsstes;-•
sion March lst. Mr. Woad has, no't
yet decided what he will do,
There is no better medicine for the
colds than Chamberlain's Cough Rer-
edy. It acts an• na'ture's plan, • re-
lieves the lungs opens the sn:eretioinse
aids expectoration; and restore the The vote ' on the ba.
system 'to ° a beaithy condition. For sas
on church union was talo
sale by' all dealers. en and .stood 13 againat to 9 far;.•.
Miss Viola, area, only daughter' of The Pastor. Rev. II. Cooper, mice
Bir. and Mrs. James Neil, of Fair- given a. hearty! and unaniendus invae
field. underwent an operation for tattoo' to return a third year and
appendicitis at St. Joseph's hospital be :aeeepbed .subject fo the unuai 0114
ditions.
The funeral of Miss Lillie Langfoj1
of Granton' which( 'took place Thane
day afternoon; to Pi= cemetery, a 5
very Largely attended. Rev. Mr.
League Entertained- The Epworth aloorhouse,-of. lair• conducted the ales;
League of the Main Street M,+thodist vices at the home. The pall bearers
church drove to Bethany Tuesday were all first coaeles of the • decea'sir•
everting and were very pleasantly en- ed, Miss Langfoid; wall the eoan!ge
$1,00 pe
year in advance
er of deeded, talent and ability and;:
fast winning a place cation,;' tine Wait
of throe presetet-•day aeadees. The:
pregranlme will consist of Wellas
duetts, frlos, grfartet'bets, readte tete,.
piaxio O04/5, etc„ all being. of ,a hi,'hl
order and without doabt, will, be
well worth hearing; so mind you, den%tti
forget to oonae and take in tale'
great treat. '
The Bible. Sioeiety-••Rev. Mr. Bow -i.
en, agent for the. 'Bible Society, wad
in.totwn' on Sunday and preached ha
Cavan presbyterial" Church: in the+
moaning and
Ja
mts Street
Chiitaoli'
in the evening. 11?,r. Bowen is Pa�kr`
ling his seventeanthi trip across (,atee
adn in the. interests df thle Society;
and is probably in touch, more, theta
anyone else. with the developplb$t
of the Dominion andthe great 'el
raisaio;n protblem created by able �
flux ea foreigners to roar sLorres, ,A.
public meeting was held in the Tanen:
Hall in the afternio'on but there wale'
not many present. The following klaa
ricers were elected: president, F. Wi
Gladman;` Vico Pres. Wm. Prouu,t
Sect.' H, E. Hustcln, Trea.s. N. T).' Hata
don Executive, W. D. +Sanders,•
II, Collins, and T. H, McCallum. The
resident :clergy are Vice-Presitten;ai
ex -officio; A hearty vote of thea ksr
was tendered to arise Alcock, ; win
has been collector for the society
and who' 'has, been very Painsfaideait
in her work. : The 'hopewasexprer
sed that the ,coinmitbe+e would, be
able to retain her aervices, another
year.
District News
John Munroe aged 50 died at 3�ie
home on the 111111 Road near Bra ere
field an Wednesday after an illnes.{s
extending over many months. Ret
sides his mother be is survived•
four sisters and one brother..
funeral was held in fRaird's Cemette�.
There wasn
a a large tfe dance t
the meeting of the uarterly Offic a2
Berard of the Methodist church, tai:
Milvertotn on. Tuesday of last wefek7J
London on Saturday last. The op-
eration was performed by Dr. Wiuh.-
art and was quite sfaccetssful and the
patient is iiow doing as well as can
be expected,
ter.tained by the Bethany League.
Main Street League provided the *pro-
gram after which refreshmea'ts were
served by Bethany young people. A
very enjoyable time was tenant.
Among those from a distance who
attended the funeral off the lata
Thos. .Prior. on Tuesday were.; Mr,.
Weekes. oft Lambeth; Mr. W. Clark
of Landon; Mrs. Westtedtt, of Sea-,
forth; Bir. and Mrs. Sam. Cudmore'
of Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Work=
man and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey. of
1Lippen; Mr. Gray, of the White
Peeking Co.. Stratford. anct Rev.
John Bali. n£ Oilsprings
Don't Prti.
ells' dh
would
this
*e�t-
u't Ashes on the St
Dur.T�ng the past winter .a namber of
the residents of town have.teen
dumping their ashes Oat onto the
the street. Do!ubtlesl these citizens
are mot ;aware !that a few ,years ago
our town) caancil 'took ,action in this
matter and a by-law eva.s paged
pipes from: freezing. In some cases prohibiting it, Putting, ashes 'into
they have fr::zern' and every laboriotus the street not only spoil the appear -
are the results. Also.some of the once of our town, but is' also a dant-
turnip
anr
turnip pits have been frozen through gerous practise ars braises aria very
Mr. Percy" Past?mare intends hav- apt to shy at them. We 'hope any
ing a shooting match on Tuesday. who have not seen any' error in this
Feb. '27th ending with enolvsber sup- practise for we•believe it i}s, done
'
per. through thoughtlessness than any -
Mr, and Mrs. Chars. Cann spent thingthingelse. will take kindly to t�hi,5
Sunday at AndersaM, intimation and discontinue the prao-
,
Mr. and Mrs. We Armstrc{ng cel- tise.
Busin anjed hands to take
March •+
effect1st, 1912 - Having.
bought
oat he butchering businersla
and geed -will of Mr. F. Wood, we
woald like to do •busirnei•4 with all
custom
the old ens and as many new
ones ars wish to give tar a call.
Our aim will be to; give sa'tils+factioa
and hewing had some fifteen, yearn
experience in the businisIs I have
some Idea of the wants of the people
As I cannot
see you all pertlonally
I takeway of soliciting your
patrcna m Rivers
ebrated their tin wedding at their
home last Monday evening amidst
a circle of relatives.
Anniversary tserviods of The Prete-
byteri.an Cbureh both mornrne and
.evening. Rev. Kilpatrick oC Toron-
to will occupy the palpit at both ser-
vices cin Sunday.,
enure San asnapd o1, sins asn Senn
aZ,tnd Too op lug slaat.oq aura eels naea
pee aaere eel tereerrtu!Ts thane. emu
•rasnpou pun' pllut ;r's+slsaTd vl slTgd
a o a�
saeiZ ellen. mean* 3 tr 1lotb 0.s
"5 0 0 0 rrACTS• ABOUT CANADA
.IrCill; 1912
The 1912 edition of that popular
and indispensable booklet. "5000
!wets about Canada." complied by
rralnk Ye;gh, the widely known
•''r`ter and lecturer, and mallet' or
Through the Heart of Canada. is
now out and Is replete with new mit-
ten, including an outlaw map of Can
arta. _a calender and the New Census
T:`gures. In compact forth is found
a wealth of facts and figures of
the Dominion that will prove arev-
elatio,n of out' natural resources and
growth. The mess of information
gathered with 'urinate pains, !honkl
he in the hands of every intelagent
na;nadian, and the wide scale of pop- 4
ta,arity of rhe publication is castle 4'
Be sure and hear the Grand Con"
cert to be given in James Street
Methodist Church on March 4th.
by tbe' Famous London Male Quire
tette. which is composed of four of
London's leading soloists, also Mins
Edna L. Smith,' -elocutionist who has
made a careful study oft the art of
expression and is considered arced -
est of a family of eight, and lir;
death is the first break in the family
circle. . •
Stratford Presbytery with Rev. W.
L. 'H. Ro wand, as moderator. met ate
special session int St. Marys last'
Thursday night to induct. Rev. S. 1i'.:
McLean, late of ALoosejaw, into the
pastorate of Knox Prenbyteris,ni
church. Rev.:J. G. Miller. of First
Church preached the induction ser-
mon;
er-mon; Rev. Dr. McRae, of Mitchell,
addressed the copgregatioa and Rev.
R. Stewart, of Motherwell ,narrated[
the leading steps up to the call. A'
reception to Rev. Mr. McLean. and
Mrs. McLean. followed, the service. .
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Mun-
roe. to Mr. Peter i 'Sbertann, of
1.
Fiske_ Sack. wasd 'n b .
!!mule! i t
James Church
solemnized.
Seaforth. Wednesday
Last, by the Rev. Fr. ' North.
graves. The bride wore a auit oN
blue lady's cloth, with brae velvet
hat with willow plumes. The brides-
maid, Miss Nellie Duo g'aan wore a
navy blue sait, with black velvet hit
Augastine Munroe, brother of the
bride. acted as groomsman. The.
young couple left =the eight o'clock
train fort 'a brief 'honeymoon in Tor-
ontond
a Galt, They e a
expect to leave
p'e
for their Western home about Mareh
15.
Institute Meetings
Postponed
Elimvifle, Saturday. Feb, 124th -
Grand Bend. Monday February 56th
Zurich. Tuesday Feb. 27th •
Varna. Wednesday, Feb. 28th'.
Hensall, Thursday Feb. 29th
The following Speakers will he.
likesent'" Gavin Barbour. Crosshill
Henry Grose. Lefroy and other La -
cal speakers.,
Meetings at 2 p. m. and 8 p. m.
T. T. Allison. B. S. Phillips,
Preside n t. Secretary'.
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