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BUSINESS CARDS.
j ONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER
cent, F.8. SCOTT, Brunets,
TVH. MaCRAOKEN-
1}eaer of hlarriago Lfoenoes, 01-
1 ee at Grocery, Turnborry .treat, Brueeelg,
ARMS FOR SALE—THE UN -
A. DERSIONRn line several good Farms for
tale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey, F B. SCOTT,Braesel
C. 0. F.
Court Prinoege Alexandria, No.24, 0.0. 1P.,
Brooeelo, meets in their Lodge Room, Bias -
hill Block, on the 2ud and last Tuesdays of
each month, at 8 o'olook, Visitiug brethren
always welcome. JAS, BURGESS, 0. R.
A. E. MELLISH, R. S.
NI. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON. ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAMI
INBORANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
J, LECKIE,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
0ffioe over Huraley'a Drug Store,
Nov. Brd, 1902. 30.3w Brnaeol2.
Wellington Mutual
Fire insurance Co.,
EoTABLIanED 1040
Insurance taken on the cash and premium
note system at current rates. Before insur-
ing elsewhere call on the undersigned Agent
of the Company.
GEORGE ROGEIRS, Brussels,
AUCTIONEERS.
}t S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• ran, will toil for bettor prices, to
better mem In lees time and loge chargee
than any other Anotlnneor in East Enron or
be won't etarge anything. Dates and orders
can always be arranged at this office or by
personal application.
ROST. H. GARNISS
BLUE VALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable. Salem arranged for
at the office of Tan Po00, Bru0eele. 2281
VETERINARY.
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...A
• Honor draduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die -
eases of domesticated animals -1n a Oompot.
ent manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Deotletry and Milk Fever. Calle
promptly attended to. Office and Infirmary
—Four doors North of bridge, Tnrnbetry at.,
Brussels.
LEGAL AND E UNVEYANCINO,
A• B. MACDONALD—
Barrister, Bolioltor, Notary, Etc.
Suoeeesor to t4. F, Blair. Office over Stan-
dard Bank, Brussels. Solicitor for Metro.
politan Bank.
IvM. SINCLAIR—
• Barrister, Solioltor, iConvoyanoer,
Notary Public, bee. Uilloe—Stewart's Bleak
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
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MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M' NAUGHTON.
81. De O. M.,
Trinity University,Fellow Trinity Medioal
College, Member 020050 of Physicians and
Surgeons, Ont, Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege
o1-
le o of Physlolans and Licentiate of Mid-
willory, Edinburgh, IsrTelephone No.14,
Residence—Mill street, Brussels,
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEiLD.
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College Of 1loual
Burgeons of Ontario and Fh•atolaes Honor
Graduate of Toronto Univoreit . Ofnee
next to Rrower'e Phoregreph Gallery,
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daily "at the pigment tinu."
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Write for Magnificent Catalogue.
W. J, ELLIOTT, Principal,
$8etatortlr.
Beaforth ie making a bid for a Govern-
ment poatoffioe building.
The tentb annnel exhibition of the
Huron Poultry and Pet Stock Association
will be held at Seafcrth on November 20,
21, 22 and 23, 1905. At a meeting of
poultry fanciers in town the following
°donee were appointed : Hon. president,
13. 13. Gann, M. P. ; hon. vioe•prooident,
H. Etlber, M. P. P. ; president, Dr.
Boott ; vioe.preeidont, Peter Dill;
secretary, J. P. Daly ; assistant eeoretary,
W. Harley ; treasurer, Allan Close ;
board of direolore, J. Y. Smiley, E. Daley,
F. L Willie, And. Calder, Robt, Miller,
jr„ Rnbt. Murdie.
Mot *es visor tn-
ScnaoL RgpouT.—Following ie report
of U. 8, B. No. 4, Moloewortb, for the
month of February. Averagealtendanoe
44. 7—Ella Fraser, M. Mitchell, 8,
Elliot. Gr. IV—L. Campbell, T, Men•
ziee, R. Elliot, I. Mitchell, A. Brown, D.
Smith, E. Kippen, E. Elliot, A. Mo -
Donald. Jr. IV—M. dangster, A. Bur-
ton, W. Brown, 0. Donglae, B. Douglne,
A, Scott, J. Elliot. Sr. III -0, Mo1ee,
0. Stewart, D. Fraser, K. Hannah. 0.
Murray, M. Burton, H. Molntoeh, N.
Stewart, R. McKee, E Burton, 0,
Austin. 'Jr. III—G. McDonald, A.
Stewart, J. 'Stewart, A. Armstrong, H.
Elliot, Jr. II—M. Brown, M. Cumming'
A. 1McIntoob, D. McDonald, J. Douglas.
Pr. 11-0. MoKe", G. Seehaver, E'
Barnett, Pt. I—H. Cumming, H, Mo•
Donald, M. Waled).
R. Gramm Fntenn, Teaober.
Liicko ow.
Angus Cameron left on Tuesday of
loot week for Winnie"v, Manitoba, where
he intends spending the Sommer,
J. W. Murray has returned Lome from
Los Angeles, California, where Mre. and
Miss Murray are spending the Winter.
nlliooionery oormone were preaohed in
the Methodist church Sunday morning
and evening by Rev. Dr. Oook, or Clinton
Some four weeks ago William Bleak,
of Hendrnm, Minnesota, flame here to
visit hie Mater, Mre. Joseph Fenner,
who ie Stopping with her daughter, Mre.
J ill 01iff, of tbie village. About two
weeps ago he wee taken ill witherysipelae
in the aeok wbioh spread to the face and
bead and he mooed away to the great
beyond on Sunday of last week. De
ceased was in 11is 66th year and woe well
Frown and highly esteemed in the Deo•
tion where he lived. The remains were
interred in the Kinloss cemetery.
Trowbrtdf:e.
Another of Trowbridge'} old reeidente
has paeeed away in the person of Mre.
Nesbitt, be'oved wife of John Nesbitt,
who died at the borne of her eon.iu•Iaw,
Jamee Porter, on Saturday evening, Feb.
25th, at the ripe age of 86 years. She
took a paralytic stroke while on a visit to
her daughter, about eleven weeks ago,
from whioh she never reoovered. The
deoeaeed, whore maiden name was Jane
Moore, was a native of County Haven,
Ireland, and came out to Oanada with
her parents, the late Wm. and Mre.
Moore, when about fifteen years of age.
The family settled in Derham Conntv.
The deoeaeed was married al Ooboorg 86
years ago to John Nesbitt, who 0nrvivee
her. After residing some years on the
9212 line of Wellesley, Mr. and Mre.
Notelet removed to Trowbridge 33 years
ago, and have einoe lived on the form
adjoining the village. Besides her hue.
band, who is now in hie 87th year, one
eon, Wm. Henry Nesbitt, of Roland,
Manitoba, and tour dongbtere survive,
her loath being the first break in the
family, The daughters, who are all mar.
ried, are Mre, Whitfield Mo0ormiok,
Trowbridge ; Mre, Jamee Porter, Elmo
gravel road ; Mrs, Widdee Jaokeon, At.
wood ; and Mrs, W. J. T0ghen, Trow-
bridge. Henry Mt ore, of the and con., of
E ma, is a brother of the deoeaeed. The
funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon
of last week to Elate Centre cemetery,
and watt attended by a very large circle of
Mende and aogoaintinoes. Rev, Mr.
Tiffin of the Me8hediet ohurob, of which
deceased was a life long member, 000•
darned the services.
C,I,etowel.
Mies Scheeler hae bought the millinery
and fanny goods stock of Mre. Little, and
will oobtiune the buoineeo in the present
stand,
Mr. McKinnon, the new proprietor of
the Arlington, is having a cement base-
ment put ander the whole of the building
and ie alto making other interior improvo-
mente.
Hay Bros,, of town, have bought Jae.
Morphy'e grain elovatore at Mount
Forest. A. Meyers, formerly of Listowel,
will take charge of the business for Hay
Bros.
John Collins, Main street, who hae
been laid hp with an absoese in hie throat
ie progressing favorably einoe the gather-
ing broke some daye ago and hopes to be
around again shortly.
Evongolietio serviette oommenoed Son•
day in 1110 Methodist Church, Robert
Mofdordy, the well known evangelieb
from Toronto ie mudding the pastor,
Rev, J. H141
. 0 004 in two melte of opetial
Oerviae0,
A large arid eotbneiaetio meeting woe
held in the Queen's hotel on Wednesday
eveuiog or lust week for the purpose, of
organising en Intermediate end Junior
football club, Following were the
officers elected Eon. Pree,, B, Fora
eaytho ; Hon. Vann Pres R. Arhell ; Preo.
H. R. Morphy 108 Vice Pree, P. 6.
CennolIv ; 2.1.1 Vice Pres , Geo. Bray;
Man., Ed. Stewart ; Captain, Geo.
Lorne ; flea, Treat,, J. 3, Montgomery 1
'Tenni Com C Bricker. M Scott W
it :it<lbf9
Ramsay, along with olller ofliears
Ground Com, Jae G ,icon, W. Z I i,x,
Jae. Moorehead, Dalegatee to limiln,
A. A. Bamford, o , E i. Btnwar'. It was de
aided to enter a team in b th tits Inter.
mediate and antler tV, 10'. A, It ie the
intention of the olobe to hold a grand
concert in the neat future.
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BOWWWI. Broom —Following le the
°Landing of the puede of B, B, No. 4,
Morrie, for the month of February ;—
V—Jennie Robb. Sr, IV—G aoe Robb,
Willie Mo0utgbeon, Oliver Walker,
Willie Badgley, Lorne Nichol, George
erdan. Jr, IV—John Sprite, Leslie
Thnell, Willie MaUu Moon, Ben Walker,
Harold Speir. Jr. III—George Davie,
Roy Thuell, George Badgley, Martha
Ma0aiobeon. Barry Me0utcheen,
Willie Thuell Pl. II—Willie Burton.
MIs} HATTIE Dominic, Teacher.
T Imata seen.
The chair factory cad the Bell taotory
are now Mooing full time.
Town Clerk's office has been tarnished
with a new desk about flfteen feet
long,
The Ditectoro of Tu'nberry Agrionl-
tarnl Society have decided to hold the
Fall Fair on September 28 and 29
Miele Cooper, who had charge of
OOoper'e bookstore here for tome time,
eft for 7'orontn to accept a position,
Rev. Wm. Lowe, of Wingham, hae
received the appointment from the
Biehop of Huron ae Rural Dean of Heron
ooanty.
H. C. Kent, who hae been at the local
branch of the Beek of Hamilton for up•
wards of two years, hae been transferred
to the heed office at Hamilton,
After being an employee in the Bell
furniture factory for about 25 years,
Robs, Allen severed hie connection with
it, and inlends entering the meroteutile
business at Gk. Helene.
Will, Bradley slipped ae he wag going
into Mrs Carson's and in endeavoring to
gave himself from falling, one of hie beads
went through a large pane of glaeo, and
was severely oohed by the broken glees.
Iliivth
Mre, Wm. Brown is very 01 at present
with la grippe.
T. W. Scott woe oslfed to the family
home in London township on Friday,
owing to the 000100° illnees of his father,
who watt stricken with paralysis. Mr.
Scott returned on Monday evening of
lael week and feet accounts from the
eiok ohamber do not show much im•
provement in his father's condition.
J. A. Taylor, B. A., principal of
Dutton high school, eon of Jno. and
Mra. Taylor, of this village, was ap-
pointed assistant science matter of the
London collegiate institute at a epeeist/
meeting of the London Board of Edam),
kion on Monday afternoon of last week.
On Tuesday the London board received
a telegram from Mr. Taylor skating he
could not =opt the position, ae the
Dutton school board refund to release
him,
At the leak meeting of the O6ioial
Board of Blyth bletbodiet ohuroh an in•
vitatien was given Rev, J. Holmes 10
remain as pastor for a fourth year. Mr.
Holmes accepted the invitation and will
return for another year, providing the
stationing committee of the 000ferenoe
ooneents. The many friends of Mr.
Holmes in Blyth will be glad to tree him
back another year, for he No proved
himself a good preaoher and an excellent'
.pastor, and le a gentleman who le
popular with all olessee of the community.
i[3lesevalve.
TanNooattY Contio 1,,—Minatee of
Connell meeting held in the Clerk's
ofiioe, Bl0evale, on Monday Feb. 13111,
Members of Oonnoil all present excopt
John Co0pidnd ; the Reeve in the obatr.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and adopted on motion of Meesre. Kelly
and Moffett. Moved by Mr. Kelly,
beclouded by Mr. Rutherford that we
grant 612, toward erecting a wire fence
on three aides of the original market
square fn Wingham town plot.—Carried.
Moved by Mr. Moffett, aeoonded by Mr.
Kelly that the Clerk be instructed to
prepare a by law to ley before the come.
ail at their next meeting for the rep.
poio4meot of John Slick ae caretaker of
the Government ground North of the
river is Wingham town plot.—Uarried.
Moved by Mr. Moffatt, seconded by Mr.
Kelly that drainage by•law, No, 6, 1905
be passed to snood drainage bylaw,
No. 13, 1903—Carried. The auditors' re
port was laid before the Council for final
audit. Moved by Mr. Rutherford, eeo•
ended by Mr, Mt /felt that the aw10000'
report be a lopled,—Carried, meta ,1 by
Mr Kelly, seconded by Mr. Rtt'herford
that any riuepoyer wauuug oh tnge Of
pelhmarter will notify awn • member of
the council before next meeting,—Uarried.
The following 0000Unte were passed and
obegaee tested :.—Munigipal World, rolls,
sabednloe, oto., $71 Jaffrey Mnogrore,
gravel and damages, 98,05 ; Douglas
Fraser, andil ; Alex, Mof''wen, audit,
910, audit ; John Motarove, audit, 92
Andrew Miller, benching on B. Line,
$4 25 ; R Vanetone, debentures, 92 ;
Wm. E. Mitebell, survey 12,11 con. drain ;
Robert Dobson, survey 12 con. drain,
John Little, survey 12 con, drain ;
Andrew Campbell, 0nrvey 12 eon, drain,
75 ; Wm. P. Smith, local Bank of
Hamilton, 92
lieleare ve,
Mrs. T. B. Braudon, who bee been
seriously i11, le improving nicely,
Mite Minnie Brope, of Brlgrave, has
bean laid up with an attack of guiney,
Charlet MoReo hae been ou the oink
list bat ie getting tome better now.
Mre. B. Wdkineon, or Rip'ey, re visit•
ing W. K. and Mre. Whaley and other
friend°.
The two oldest men tri the townebip
of Morrie are said to be Wm. Hanna, of
the 3rd 11061, dud Wm. Jackson of the
4111 line ; they are both hale and hearty,
about 90 yenro of age, and likely to live
for a long time to tome.
Wm. Corbett, of Brlgrave, was united
in marrirer;e oo Wednesday, Feb. 22nd,
in Stratford, to Miee Duuglaee, a highly
esteemed young lady of that city. The
young 000ple are taking op their home on
the Oorbett homeetead, adjoining Bel.
grave.
Mre. Brooke paeeed away, at 1110 Ira
duatriel Home, 0 intoe, on Tbnreday,
Feb. 23rd, and wad laid at rest by the
aide of her hatband in the Brandon
amatory. Her huebaud premed away
tome 12 years ago. They were at one
time early residents of East Wawanoeh,
and well and favorably known.
Belgrave Lodge, No. 321, A, 0. U. W.,
held an Oyster Sapper on Friday eves.
ing, 3rd ineb., in honor of five of its mom•
berg, who are removing to new fields of
Tabor—namely, Dr. MoAsh, who at going
to Europe; Ed. Wightmen, Hy. Wight
man, Jamee Wightman and Henry
Leiehman, all going to the Northwest
Territories.
Nitrol.
A NCBLE LIFE 01,0000.—A death to
which the glory of "life that sen never
die," was witnessed on Thuroday Feb.
23rd, in the pulsing away of the spirit of
Edzobeth Ellie, the beloved wife of Rev,
H. A. Newcombe, of Clinton, to a better
world, at the age of 68 years. The late
Mre. Newcombe was a native of Prince
Edward Ieland, and became the wife of
Rev H. A. Newcombe, while a mreeio0•
ary in the Bible Ohrietian °botch in that
part of Canada. Their fleet station wag
in Tweed, Ontario, where the aooiety wee
small, but while there, their efforts were
owned and blessed by God. Mr. and Mre.
Newcombe were next called to Fenelon
Fels, where the deceased organized the
Sunday Sohool, and became its superiu.
tendeot and choir leader, and each was bar
desire wherever it became their lot to be
cast, woe to labor ea ze0100013 for her
Master ae her talents would permit, and
that 0000000 and appreciation of her
efforts were eetoliehed, it need only lee
mentioned that never was Mre. New.
aombe permitted to leave a field of labor
without tome tangible reaoguition of her
services. She was especially 0aaeeesf0l
in Sunday Sohootand temperance work,
and no greater encomium could be placed
upon a wife by her hueband than that
expressed by Bev. Mr. Newnambe in the
great part the played in making hie labor
in the ministry and mission fields that
0000000 which attended him. Their last
etotion wee at Ethel, While engaged in
her labor of love, was stricken with
grippe, from which the never fully re.
covered. They moved to Clinton 12 years
ago ; foto yeara later Mre. Newcombe
eofferiog a alight stroke of paralysis
which enfeebled be mind and the was
pra0ticalty ao invalid since, but in all
her trials elle retained the same mieeion.
ary spirit that obaranterized her format
lite and was always delighted to welcome
the servants of God. She was also
benevolent beyond methane, often at
extreme esorifloe to herself and family.
An estimable family of two sone and
three daughtero, also remain to oall her
blessed, and are living examplee of that
Christian influence, wbioh she abed
abroad. Mre. Woodmen, of Boston, who
was home for the funeral and le visit.
£adifes' fine
Shoes.
Handsome to the eye
Artistic in design.
First-rate workman-
ship.
Made to wear and
keep their shape.
Beautiful finish, easy
comfort, very durable.
When you discard
hem you want another tt just like the last ones."
Then our prices are not the least pleasing part of
the buying, .
i fere are a few: --
-On Saturday, March 4th, we place on our Bargain Counter
21 pairs of Ladies' Dongola Laced and l3uttoned Shoes,
price was $1.50 to $8 ; your choice for $1. Sizes 8 & 8 .
Harness Department
Single Harness at Reduced Prices for 80 days for Cash.
Trunks and Valises very cheap.
Comfortable Dwelling and 9 tore land for sale cheap. Convenient to Wool,
z.0. RICHARD .
lag in "l'o'on, Idea. (Dr.) Evade, Mira
!faro' .via and Woeiey. The funeral
thou h ta'road private waa large y
attended n.tturday afternoon. The
den m a ' • hp0se were moot 110110100.
ivo. Rita. Metiero. Wade, Greene, Dr.
Uook and Manning taking part, the latter
delivering au excellent and e, nobling
addroee for the 000aaion. Interment
took place In Clinton cemetery, Sonday
everting
Dr, Cook preafl
Fd nemoria
I
Pennon en their derkdeither, eelogizing
on the beautiful Carietiao life that had
jaet 010304.
422110123082.
Poelmeoter Scott hue a. gore "gather-
ing" In hie left hand, named by pioking
a pimple with a knife point.
The Iuouranoe Oompaulee have paid
over 930,000 to the Doherty Organ Co.
here on their recent fire loeeeo,
A farmer who brought a sleigh load of
Lake Huron herriug here from Drye
dale, the other day, found ready gale
for them at 20a a dozen,
Mies Miller, who molder' with her
sister, Mre. James Walkinebaw, had the
misfortune to elip down jest as the was
entering a aide door of the poet office
and broke her lent leg at the tbigb, It ie
a serious break and will lay per op for
some time.
On February 22, at her reoldeooe,
Aberdeen Avenue, Toronto, Mre, Gray,
widow of the late Rev, James Gray,
Beoretary.Treaenrer of the Superannea•
tioa Fund, watt called home. Detonated
wee IDs her eeventy•flret year. Mre. Gray
had many friends in Clinton, who will
regret her death, the late Bev. Gray hav-
ing ben pastor of Ralteubury 130, Metho-
diet Church.
Oantelon Bros., who are at all timed
willing to bring the name of Clinton to
the foreground, have otruck on a new
idea. They now have a robber stamp,
which reads "Quality guaranteed by the
Clinton Dairy Farm" and the words
are }tamped on every egg that goes to
flret-olaee dealers, in the Eaotern
Market, Though new laid eggs are
eoaroe, gelling at 20o and bnyere paying
18a, 1500 dozen were taken in by the
above firm the peat week.
A epeoial meeting of the council was
held, all the members being present,
The epeoial buboes to be dito0eeed was
the bylaw in reference to Billiard and
Pool room lioeneee. There was a variety
of opinion() expressed in relerenoe to the
matter, but it wart finally decided to
ohenge the license from $50 now being
paid, to 935 for the first table, 925 for the
tad, and $15 for 3rd, whioh means that
the town will derive $75 from this
source for next year. For a Hamner of
,years the Retinae fee stood at 950 for the
first table and 925 for each additional
table, hot the commit of 1902 reduced the
fee to $50 for four tables,
t.aorlertolo.
Reg. Blank opened op on Saturday in
the store next to Wm. Shanmanee oboe
attire a men'S furnishing and tailoring
buolnese.
Alex. Young, of Sbepperdtoe, who
was laid up tor several weeks from the
effects of a eevere kick from a horse, is
able to be about again,
There is a good deal of epeonlalion ae
to whether the 0. P. R. trestlework
across the river will stand the Spring
flood. The testing time wilt mon onto
now.
The negotiation for the purobaae of
the Horton property on SI George's
crescent hae been completed. Dr.
Whiteley ie the porohaser and the non•
sideration is $5000.
Word baa been received from George
Aoheeon, who with Mre. Aoheeon ie still
in Calitoroia, that be has divided hie
orange ranch into building lots and has
sold the property at good prioee.
The news woe received of the death of
Rev. Maloolui MacGillivray, eon of the
late Rev. A. MaoGillivray, of Gaderioh,
which matured al Childeroburg, Ala.,
Wednoeday of last week. The deceased
was a minister of the Preebylerian
ahorob,
A sort of temporary bridge ie being laid
moron the South arm of the river to
permit of teams beeline the material
comae for the dement abutments to be
built in the water at this aide of the river.
A couple of engines are kept running
pumping water ont of the cofferdam°
around the foundation of two abutments
whish are started on the other side of the
river. Abont 200 oarloade of earth per
day are brought down from the steam
abovel and dumped on the island or in the
Booth branch of the river.
WEDDING,—At high noon at Goderiah
on Saturday, February 251b, at Alford
Lodge, the reeidenoo of the bride's father,
A. Farrow, ()aflutter of Ouetome, and
brother to Poatmaeter Farrow, of Brae.
eels, was the anent of a very pretty wed-
ding, when hie oldest daughter became
the wife of Richard W. Reid, of Brook.
lyn, N. Y. Tho bride who looked ohartn•
fog in a gown of white Brnaeole net over
ivory taffeta Bilk, handsomely trimmed
with r0011inge of net and Bilk chiffon ap.
plique, and carrying a boguet of proem
roast and maiden hair fern, entered the
drawing room on the arm of her father,
to the strains of Lollongrin'e wedding
march, played by Mire MaLaoohlin, of
Brueerlo. She woe preceded by her sister,
Mies Laura E , who anted as bridesmaid,
gowned In a bine eilk oolienne over blue
silk taffeta and parried pink mos end
maiden heir fern. After the wedding
ceremony, wbioh was performed by the
Rev. G. Hazen, B. A., and oongratnla•
tions, the wedding party retired to sign
the register, when Mies MoVittie, of
Goderiob, sang very sweetly "0 Fair,
O Sweet and Holy." The gueete then
repaired to the dining room, where a
dainty wadding luncheon was served.
The table d000ratione were in green and
white. The wedding pressing were very
handsome, nnmerotte and eoetly. The
groom'e present to the bride wee a hand.
some pearl and diamond armband. To
the bridesmaid e. pearl 013000ent and to
the groomsman a tie pin. The bride's
father presented her with a megniflo0nt
cabinet of silver. The groom'e interims
were looked after by G. Bnyder,of Brook-
lyn, N Y. The ceremony vette witnessed
only by the immediate relative,' of the
bride end groom. The bride's going
Owa;v gown was natty blue broddoloth
trimmed with Persian silk and Bilk ap-
plique, with hat of burnt tomato velvet,
trimmed with Bilk roma. The bride and
groom lett on the 8 p, et, train for New
York, from vehenee they sail for Bermuda,
on their honeymoon, after wbioh iliey
will roeide its Braoldyn, 11, Y. T10
guests from a dietanoo were R. and Mrs,
Farrow, Ottawa ; Mr, acid Mro, Moa.
greys, Blnovalt; G. Reid (banker Mount
FOrOBt ; Mr, and Afro. $ray, St. Relent) ;
.xxxacalc== cam' r a tiny c i is ,y. tj
MOK i N lel O N & a. �T
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IV EW SPRING WASH GOODS
It ie impossible for uo to deeoribe the beauties of weave and alluding
of the new treene0 we are Mowing. Never before hat such febrios been
aeon in Blyth. Pay a visit to our Wash Goads department, and allow our
ealeepeople to show you the goods, end explain their mantas to you.
Printed Voile Sextette, a moat dainty fabric, printed in fierel patterns,
in delioobe shadinge or pink, sky green, 010., at 15e, 202, 252 and 35d,
Vesting°, in basket weaves, floret patterns and stripe°, very dwell goods,
at 15%, 250, 35a and SOe.
Cotton Voiles, in colors of pink, oky green and linen r fftate, at 10e, 12,3,•,
15o, 20o and 25o,
Scotch Ginehame, in °mel! cheeks, in black and white and pink and white,
also in larger rebooks, in a variety of new designs, at 100, 124o, 15•',
and I8a,
Spot Mneline, in email and large coio spot, sprays and flint! deaigne, at
5o, 80, 100, 15a, 20o and 25o.
New Prints, in English and Canadian triode, inolndtng the celebrated
Oram's and Aebton'e goods, at ffia l0o and 1240.
CARPETS AND CURTAINS
Our New Carpets are now open for inepeotiou, They were all bought
before the advanoe in wool and will be sold at old prioee.
Union Carpets, in new patterns and oolors, at 25o, 35o, 40a and 50o,
Wool Carpets, new patterne, reversible, at 65o, 75o and 90e,
Tapestry Oarpeto, all new deaigne, at 25o, 85o, 50o and 75e.
We show a great snap in Laoe Ourtaioe, which we imported direot, 34
yerde long, 60 inohee wide, good value at $1,35, for $1,
X
X xo r, xx t XX X twbb>,,i' X #.
W. H. Reid, Clarke ; Mies Jean Mc.
Orimmoa, Ripley ; Mre. Smith, Blue
vale ; Miss Reid, Millbrook ; W. Austin
and Mre. Mahoney, Guelph ; Mee Jean
MoLaaohlio, Bruseele.
A deputation of merohante from
Quebec Province will go to Ottawa to
urge leeisla8ion against tradioe etampe.
The political quarrel in Quebec bee
been patched np, Premier Parent, who
ie ill, will probably retire after the see-
eio0 of the Legielotare.
Mho Edith Barvie, an eoLimable young
lady of Stratford, wee attacked an the
street by an unknown woman and girl,
who threw oarbolio void, burning the side
of her face and neck.
The Boron de Hirsch Institute at
Montreal 10 in receipt of $10000 from
Hermann Landau, of London, Eng'and,
who le closely connected with the Rothe.
ohiide, The money ie to be applied to
the assistance of 400 Remittal Jews now
oo the way to Canada,
%/ A. Z1fl T AXX
A Lome! Salesman for
BRUSSELS
and enrronnding territory to represent
"CANADA'S GREATEST NURSERIES."
Newest varieties and epeoialtiee in Hardy
/quite, Small Fruits, Shrubs, Ornament
ale and Roese. A permanent situation
end territory reserved for the right man.
Pay weekly, handsome outfit free. Write
for parlioular°, and send 26 cents for our
pocket miorogaope, just the tbing to ase
in examining trees and planta for insects.
Stone & Wellington
FONTRILL NURSERIES
over 800 acres
TORONTO, — — ONTARIO
SETTLERS' TRAINS
Will leave 'reroute every Tuesday
During March and April
AT9P.AL„ FOR
MANITOBA and the NORTH-WEST
and run via Toronto, Grand Trunk, North
Bay and Canadian Pacific). A Ooloniat
Sleeper will be attaohetl to mash train. Pae.
0engere travelling without; live stook should
take the train leaving Toronto at 1.48 p.m,
Train leaving Toronto at 9 p. m. is for pus,
0euaers travelling with stook,
Full partiaulnre and copy of "Western
Canada,' from 0uy Canadian Pacific Rail-
way Agent Or 0, B. Fosman, D. P,!A„ Toren.
to, 83.4
In the Quebec, Legislature Mr. Leblanc
asked for a committee of inquiry un the
obargee against Premier Parent. •
ALLAN LINE
LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY
Royal I1all Steamers
Grout Sr. John From Halifax
norintblaii Sat.,Feh. le Mon ., Feb, 20
Parialan 01 '' 27
Sicilian Mar. 4 Mar. 0
Bavorlan " 11 " 1a
RAPES OF PASSAGE
First Cabin, 550 and upwards, according
to 'daintier and acnammndarm, ; Sornnd
Cabin, Liverpool and Lou.iond• err, 1037.50
and 3340, according to pt,+„lnn r, l,nnnau
002.00 extra ; Third Class, 427 57, 011,ei ter aa•
onmmOdatlon, Liverpool, Derry, 18rlfo013,
Glasgow, London.
New fork fn Glasgow
Laurentian ...• Thursday, March 2, I0 0.m
First Cabin, 440 and up-2ud C obis, $35-3M
Class, 52750.
For+fnl•tber particulars apply to
W. H. KERR,
Agent, Iirneeels.
Watches
Clocks and
Jewelry
For a Choice Stock
of Goods at FAIR
PRICES the Public
cannot do better than
buy at my store,
A Specialty of Repairing and all
work Guaranteed.
Call in.
J. C. JONES
CHANGE OF BUSINESS 1
Card of Thanks
On amount of ill health I have
disposed of my interest in the firm
of Wilton & Turnbull to MR. WM.
GILLESPIE, of Ripley, Ont,, and
I lake ibis opportunity of extending
my thanks to our many oe0tomero
and Mende for their 000tinued pat.
renege and confidence in our kindness
reletione witb them for the poet nine
yearn the firm :hae been in baeioels.
I treat the sorbs and increased pat.
ronoge may be extended my ettee 00or
and the new firm.
I remain, Yonne truly,
JA.S. TURNBULL.
Brussels, Fob. 20, 1905.
WILTON &
Notice to Debtors.
All parties owing the firm
of Wilton & Turnbull up to
January, 1905, are request-
ed to call at the store and
settle either by cash or note
on or before the 15th day of
March as we want to got our
books closed up by that elate
if possible.
Yours Truly,
WILTON & TURNBULL.