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COSINESS CMS.
1.._. O1E x TO LOAN AT 5 P1i 1'
. omit, 1r. S, SCUTT, Brussels,
II. 11I0013,AOKEN
. limner of Marriage Lieemies, Of-
iloo alt (emery, Tmnberry street, Rrusools,
M• MORRISON,
biteUSr of' Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
Dl O'CONNOR,
• (I31NI41CAIa. INSURANCE AG17N'P
for 130111e of the bunt owl surest Companion
in Cuetem for Firs', Accident and Plato
(Bass. fano over 1. 0. Richard's store,
Bruggels, ... 10 -am
YrL ."iG- ar: "1t�=:3i:-iQl played the moat usofu' Burne for the
THOVp} p}rya g ii vieltnrg, The to ala : • i ltivardioe (9) _
aANDS of itilloNS t Goal, Roth ; point, Goodwin t twee.
) point, MnKonzio; 'u. -or, Hiuoloir; for -
are omit to dinar wile can 1111 them. , made, Fisher, :Stewart, Needham.
CENTRAL
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Listowel (6) --Cont, Riggs ; point, Brune;
uuver•poiut, Oollfus ; rover, Brooke • for.
�l Gl
wards, Taylor, m ell, o ng, B. fowaking,
R' Fares, Mr. Campbell, of faucknow.
STRATFORD, ONT. -. Wtrr_nnrn
Property proarea'andante for Good
('00 tfena 13Eg30N8 BY MAIL in..D Wm. Nettetfleld la tufr.tiing from eon.
Bo k,lwopiag, Shorthand, Pronoun. ler In hi+ nook. Hie friends are hoping
ship, &c., tiro glveu to those who can- the X rage will effect a cure,
not attend our1 1 !h 7
s0 mu , if (onWee
la Mre,.H06b6 re00100d 8 lute hobo mea-
nt other forte strictly trot dean work, . sage from her daughter, Mrs. (Dr) ynell,
001o10k06 Free. of Essex, stating that their retrainee had
W. J. BlehicfT, Prinetpal• q'F been destroyed by fire on Tuesday night
1g of last week.
M. R. Melndoo has ao'd hie hand•ome
property on Josephine street. Th. e
Greg 'ry gets the vaunt lots 0) Josephine
street, plying $2,600 for them. Oounadl
for A. Dulmage Bemires the dwelling and
• lots facing J o an ort
_ 0 1 re etre t
g eat 31,700.
Susie Brown, a little girl whose parents
live on the earners of Oeutre and Alfred
,treats had a narrow escape. She at
tempted to jump un W. J. ',mason's
dray and fell under the hind bob. lylr
Pattiean stopped hie horse and lifted the
dray off the child and carried her into
Dr. Bethune's offices, but she was found
not.to be seriously it hared -more fright.
ened than hurt,
Dr. Bethune went to London on a visit
and from there to Toronto where he to 'k
part in,a family gathering at hie sister's
residence. Thee were 36 members of
the familyr
present, composed of nine
brothers, austere, Barters in 'aw, and grand
children. The doctor and his brother had
not all met together for a number et
years, and they spent a oonple of days
very enjoyably.
Mre, Dr. Tatnlyn had word of the death
of her nephew, A.. E Lambert, a well-
known and popu,ar member of the Uoin.
mercial Travellers' Aeeouiatiou, who died
in Toronto, on Feb. 19th after an illueee
of ten days, Mr, Lambert wait one of the
western travellers of the Canada Furui•
tare Co. He was married lees then two
years ago to Mie, Wi'mob, of Kingston,
and leaves a wife and infant daughter,
Interment took place in Kingston.
A Toronto report says :-Provinoial
In•peator Greer has returned 40 Toronto
from investigating the tragedy at Wing.
ham, Asked as to hie opinion ooneerning
the death of the tale S. J. Smith, the
detective did not give a decided answer.
life, however, made theeignifloant remark
that there were a number of oharaotere
in the town on the night of the tragedy
who had no bnaineee to be there, and he
would return and follow up their move-
ments within a few days.
D. Stewart sold hie farm of 88 aoree in
the 'meter,' portion of the town to Council-
lor W. F. Vaosi one. M r Stewart receives •
35,000 each and the Ritchie brick pro.
petty on Victoria street, Mr. Vanstone
will get p0eseseion of the faim on the let
of April, bot Mr, Stewart will have the
use of the dwelling until the let of July.
Mr. Venotone has secured a good farm
property end it will he agreat ooavenienoe
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, 1 i1. 1�•• r qr�� Ap1yy
it is f.titi neto$,
--T OF -
PIANO - AND -
aaaR.PORGAN,
v-^az
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM•
IN0OpANOE,
FIRE AND MARINF.,
GUELPH.
E Estelle Griffin
TEACHER OP VOWS ('1(4'rll@E
Pupil of MiGs Eva 11. nobly, of Loudon.
Pupils prepared for Onuaarv,ttery axama
1-i'1,1 ill visit Brussels every Tuesday.
Lessons given at the house or W. B. I(orr,
Jnbu street,
J. LECKIE,
LIFE AND FIRE INSU13.ANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
MONEY TO LOAN AT 44, 4.I' As 6 Per Cent.
Otllce over tIorelsyle Dreg Store,
Nov, erd,110(1. 30.0m Brussels_
Wellington Mutual
Fire insurance Ce.,
00TAOLIem(0 1840
Insurance taken on the oa011 and premium
note system atem't•oub rates. fore incur•
fug eleewbaro can 00 the n udersigned Agent
of the Company.
GEORGE ROGERS, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
,1 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• xon, will Boll for better prices, 10
better mem in less time and Mee charges
than any other Auctioneer in least Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and orders
OBE alwnyo be arranged at this office or by
personal application.
fp0 Wi30M IT MAY (ONOERN,-
The underoigued, who ie 'well acquainted
throughout the most part of the County
bud who has had business with a largo eir-
ale of farmers in and 'ironed this locality,
begs to tutorial the community that he has
taken out au Auctioneer's License for the
County of Huron and offers his aervicee to
all purposing to hold 'isles.
THOS. NEWSOME, Brussels.
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK—
J • Aonnr Gla.lna,e of the Ontm•io.Vet-
erinary ()allege, is prepared to treat all die -
enema of domesrdcetcd animate in n compet-
ent manner. Pm'tianlar etteutlon pald to
Veterinary Dentistry. 0,1110 promptly at-
tended to. Oflee and Infirm ary-Poor doors
North of bridge, 1'nrnberry et., Brussels,
LEGAL Aldi CONVEYANCING.
"VAT
7T M. SINOLAIR--
Barrister, 6alietter,' Oonveyencer,
Notary Public, &e. OWue-S tewart'a Block
1 door North of Central Hotel.
solicitor for the Standard Sault,
GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER, BOL-
. IOITOR, tto , BRUSSELS -
OBtoe over Standard Bank ; solicitor for
Townebip of Grey, 0 nwiclr alutual and the
Metropolitan Sault. Private anti Company
money to loan et lowest rates.
MEDICAL CARDS,
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,'
M, D., a, iti„
Trinity University Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Physician's and
Surgeons Out. Licentiate of the Royal 001 -
lege of Physicians and LioeuUate of Mid -
wifely Edtubor 110. r Tolophoue No,14, a
Resh)enoo-M111 street, Broeoelo,
G r)t r 141,.
Win. Mose is buoy at pretend malting
op harneee for the West.
The Fordwiob Record hes Howlett
township printing fur 1903 at 355.00.
R. eve Strong' and Ocunoillor McKee
attended the apeoial meeting of the
County Oonnoil at Oliutou on Wednesday.
Rev, and Mrs, A.B. Varney, of Aylmer,
formerly of here were calling ou friends
in thie.viuinity Inst week. Mrs. Forney
wilt visit around here for a ween.
Missionary "caimans were preached hero
onSundo
.
Y Inst by Rev. D. Rogers. Not-
withetanding storm 'and bud roado, 1130
00rvi0ee were inlereeting and financial
rotate eotiofaolory.
A load of membero from Gerrie Council
0. 0 0, F. went to Fordwiob on Tam.
d,y evening of last week and attended the
"At dome" given in the Foresters' Hall
by the Council of that village,
A the last Council meeting it was moo.
ed by Messrs. Gowdy and Molfee that
the -clerk notify the aeseoeor to eoeeee the
property of rho Bell Telephone Go., the
Greet North Western Telegraph Go., and
the property of the E'eutrio Lieht that
aro eitnated in the township of Howiok,
11.:tir a Ce r.
One Rollin, after spending a few days
with hi0 parents stere, returned to Detroit
Tuesday 0ve0i0g of last week.
Mies Polly Gould sustained a severe
sprained ankle in a misstep and as a re.
Butt is now confined to her home,
The many friends here of !Ara. Fred,
MoDenell, of Heusall, wi I learn with
regret that she had the misfortune of
fracturing her wrist while skating in the
rink.
An important event last week was the
pnrob'•eotf the R Pickard Co's general
stook by A. E. Bennett, of London, a
former resident of Exeter, and Richard
Snell, of town_
Jamee Piokard was taken down end
deuly ill of heart trouble on 'Sunday
night of last week, and it was feared hie
case w„uid pave clarions, bot be hae
Mime taken a ubangefor the better and
gives promise of reouvery.
Ambruee Cottle, who, for many years
has oondueted the turning faotory in
town, diepoaed of the business and f0ot0ry
premises to Mee.rs. Wm, Killoogh and
eons, of Londesborough, The yew pro
prfetor0 will take pueoseeion March 1st.
Meagre. Allen and Pariah, evangelist;,
asked pormieeion to use the Town Hall
for h,Jding evnugelietiO services and
under what terms would the hall be
placed at their disponi. On m. lion of
.1. Oobbiediolt, a minded by J. Gil est ie
they were grunted the nee of hall for two
weeks, ata rectal of 310 per weep, the
MOVE to be left in ao clean a oondi-
11011 as it is at present. M,•eere. Allen
and Pariah accepted the propoeal.
An aeoident oeoarred at the Exeter
Stave Mill 111
on Monday of last week whtohh
might eaeily have been attended with
nation results, Time. Oreeoh was tieing
the butting saw when a piece of timber
be was cutting dropped out of place and
oaneed the saw to break, endangering
Byer and otherwise doing damage. A
large portion of the saw was thrown with
snob force as to pass Olean through the
side of the building. Laokily all the
hands enrrooudingthe dangerone eitua.
Lion 000030(1 unhurt.
pato vat ell.
Mrs. .(Rev ) Oliver ie visiting friends in
Toronto,
Kidd Bros. ehi.ppeil a oar of carriage
nd saddle horses and Single driver; to
Boston.
Mise Vivian Clayton left ou Monday of
last week for Toronto, where she will pat
in a term at the Art School.
' The hotel eft' the station has changed
ands, Mr, Brindeuberger having re-
ared end J. MoKelvie, of Wingham, is
ow in (barge. -
Mies Uurthew left on Monday of last
week for (lumen, Man., where she hoe
aeoepted a petition as stenographer in
the office of a law firm.
Jobb Berber left for Calgary, where he
goes to resume the etinnti0u in a clothing
house whioh he held during hie residence
to the Northwest Met Leeson.
Some ohnugee have taken place in the
town mills supply 1 harness. Wes. Wake
fork hae bought out J. D, Philp's milk
bmviner's, and R, Partridge has purchased
N. Vernon's delivery outfit and gone into
the bnaineee.
While working with a tin -cutting
ma011ine in B. Gerry's hardware store,
George Bailey, eon of A. Bailey, Inkorman
rarest, eevered the middle finger of his
right hand at the first joint, Farther
that] the inconvenience, the am3ut0ted
digit dose not worry the lad,
Charles Mann, who has been visiting
here lately had hie leg broken above the
tinkle in Grand Valley on Monday of lost
week, Mr Mann has been buying horses
here and btne for tide miefoctun0 would
have returned to hie home, in.Lumeden,
N. W. T., on the 6113, of next month with
two °are of horns,
The last weelt in June 'le now looked
upon as a fixture for Listowel'; Spring
ran meeting, being the week preceeding
Stratford's meet. The dates this year
will be the 24th and 25th of June, and
about 35,000 will be given in purses, in -
minding a number of Stake rano for
Irotte'0 and peon which wf4 be opened
eboetly.
L1•TowEr.'e FIInoT DeaeAT.•-For the
first time moue the season opened, and
aflor.a.eeries of ton straight %iodurias, the
Listowel team went down to defeat last
Friday evening. Binaardine did the
triok by 9 goals to 5 in Kinoardiue.
A feature of the game was a goal snored
by Roth, inoardino'e goalkeeper, who
lifters the nook from hie end of the rink
clear into Liotcwel'e goal. Had Haolting
DENTISTRY .
DR. R. P. FEILD, '
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Su• eons of Ontario and First -oleos Honor
Graduate of Toronto Un1vereity, 00100
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
DON'T FORGET
THAT TI -la
L/STOI!LL
Ie the place to get valuo.for your honey.
(Open Jan, nth, 1003. Two eoureeo-Oom-
novelnl and Shorthand. Send for College
Journal,
0. A. PLEMING, A. L. MOTNTYItE,
President, 8eerotary,
SHHUILES
British Columbia
Bed Cedar Shingles
AND--
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOE SALE AT x1103
r
Brussels Platin g D nils
g
Alio Doors and 8aeli of all Pat
terns on hand or made to ordid
at Short Notice,
L''etimatee " Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings, Workman-
ehfp and Material Guaranteed.
• AM.y,:fNT,
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2']Clr� BROSISSLE5 POST,
__mow.
to him In hie butchering bnoineee. Mr. I'jleile(1 well, One ie atilt on ;h, 1, -'"and
Stewart le yet undeolded as to wildbe in .y b' ' e' e, the giber wag 0011 u , 15 and
will do in the future. sampi,-d i a number of peep t• w11,, 1110-
Ouutiderab10 interest w0 1 be !skim in n rano - it a .„,"f orange.
the approauhiug'melons of the Provincial The 1' .-"t 10riap Guild will Judd an J
entert.inine t in the I'oreete,e' Hnll,
Fordwiob, on Friday night, Marcid 6,1,
They have eoonred the widen of Will,
3, White, of Toronto,
Fordwiob Lodge No. 232, Canadian
Order of Chosen Frtenda, entertained
their friends on Tuesday evening 19t12
alt , in the Foresters' Hall, a goodly
gutherinp of about 200 being"proeent, A
short program iu which the following
took p.rt with oreditible rouderinge :-
A Bolo by Mae E. Conk and T. Andrew ;
recitation by Mise M. Meath and S.
Bricker ; epe.oh by Aar. Hall, and several
'selection by the nrohestra composed of
Miss 0aete11, A, 0, J-latuhison and L.
Criat, while Mr. McCurdy filled the chair
in his usual good style, after 8111011 games
were indulged in for the roar of the even-
ing. A enc t
a onus lunch was a
around about 11'•'olonk and the gathering
broke up about 1180, all being well pleat'
ed with the 0vening'e amusement.
OVEIL AT MAYNE.-The plain event took
place on Friday evening 27th pit„ w ben
our Loagoe was vleited by ate Melee
worth League. Our Preeident, 311
Fanet, opened the meeting, then left the
literary part of the entertainment in the
hands of ih, visiting friends,' which nom•
pried severe) well rendered eeleotiona,
including he month ergot, and two
practical papers by hire" 11, Grainger and
Councillor McKee. This waft followed
by a oonver00tion on the out jeot Messrs.
Spenoe, Oooper, Hartry and Rev. Rogers
taking part. Oh'ae. Leppard was there
and oomtpied the chair with his jet blank
hair. Well prepared refreahmente were
served op end the entertainment brought
to a oloee at a seasonable hour.
Grand Lodge of the Orange Aegueiation
of Ontario Wool, to behold in Wingham
on Murch 10th, 11th and 12th. About
800 delegate') are exploded, and the hotele
are making every effort to comfortably
entertain the large number of vieitore.
The Grand Blauls Chapter will meet
Naroh 10111, and the Provincial Grand
Lodge ge on Wadneaday, Thursday a)d Fri
day of the same week, On Wednesday
evening, a pabiie meeting will bo held iu
theOpera 01 e u Huuae to which all are invited.
1'hie meet ng will be addreseed by Dr,
Sproule, ,
M. P„ Grand Member of Btitieh
America r W. J. Parkbfil, Past Grand
Master E. F. Clarke, Grand Treasurer
of Ontario West ; D. M. Jermyn, P. G.
M, ; J. H. Hunt, D G. M. ; Rev, W.
Walsh, r
G and Chaplain ; Rev, H. U.
Dixon,and d others
Suitable b e m BIe
n will
enliven the evening's proceedings.
131 a'•
Tuesday was monthly fair day in
Blyth
John Brown and John Denholm left
Tneedey of hast week with a oonple of oar
loads of hereof for Manitoba.
It ie with regret that we announce the
serious illness of Men. John Henry. She
was stricken with paralyeie and hoe
eines been in a precarious eondith o.
COUNTY GinANo 131801r ONAPTea,-The
annual meeting of the County Grand
Black Ubupter of Heron and Perth 13 K.
L , was held In Blyth on Feb, 20. There
wits a goad 06teudenee of members. The
following tificere were elected :-Grand
Ma0ter,Jnitn Senrlett,Leadbary ; Deputy
Grand Master, Wro. White, Mitchell ;
Grand Obaplian, J..hn McGill, Blyth 1
Grand Registrar, Dr, 3. S. Chisholm, of
Wingham ; Grand " Leot0rore, Alex.
Leishman, .Belgrave, and Robt. Vint,
Blyth I Grand Gene., Roht. Elogg and
Raba. Bloomfield, Wingham ; Grand
Standard Bearers, David Barr, Bornholm,
and W. H. MaIlroy, Blyth ; Grand P.,
Geo. Maines and John Nethery, Blyth ;
Grand Committee, W. J. Thompson,
Bornholm ; W. 3. Greer, Wingham ;
Jas. Taman, Blyth ; Peter Oantelon,
Clinton ; Thee, Stewart, Blaevale ; John
Dane, Gerrie ; Anthony Niven, Centralia;
Grand Marshall, Rioh. Leishman, Bel.
grave. The next anneal meeting will be
held in Blyth.
Forttwicla.
Mre. Oliver Rogers ie ependiug a mouth
or so vieitiog her daughter, Dire. Walkom,
near AOietou.
Tenders are naked for by the Trnoteee
of S. B. No. 11 for the erection of a brink
and stone school house.
Rev. D. Rogers oondnoted Mioeionery
Services in Gerrie on Sunday. Ilia work
here was enpplied by Rev. Mr. Garbutt.
Mies Mabel Orr hae Browing in the
dinning room of the Albion a small
oranee tree in a flower pot. The tree is
not over Moe or ten inohee high but has
grown ;two tine but email oranges which
NEW
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HARDWARE i�RE
eameasfamaisms
The Undersigned beg leave to notify the Public that
they have opened up a CHOICE NEW
STOOK of"—'o "
SHELF and HEAVY PAINTS,
HARDWARE, DWARF
l OILS &c1
f
in the Simpson Block, Ethel, which will be sold at Reason-
able Prices.
We have also a Tinware Department and will keep a first olaee Tinsmith.
A Specialty made of Repairing and Eavetroughing.
Onr motto will be Good Goods and Careful Attention to Business.
A SHARE OF PATRONAGE ASKED FOR.
Beat makes of
Stoves handled,
KRAIITHR & RITOIIIE,
CI int ion.
James Fa At has disposed of his law
pra0tioe to Henry Beattie, of S00forlb,
who is now in possession.
P. B. Crewe, who loaves to embark in
a jewellery busin'oe on a large scale in
Kingston, rented hie store, oto., to W. H.
Hellyar, of Coburg.
J. W. Reid, an employee in the organ
factory, got the third fl•,ger on his right
band caught while operating the big
planer and bad it 0o badly injured that a
surgeon had to be called in.
PAesalortlt.
Rev,Raral Dean Hodgins entered upon
1403 year as rector of St. Thomae'
ohoroh ou Sunday.
Empty honeee are very 'mane in town
and we hope there will be a building boom
in town this next Summer,
Mise Leucite, the blind musiaan, is
here just now and will emend two week -
with Salvation Army, helping them at
apeoial meeting-,
Miss Johnston, aommeroial teacher at.
the Collegiate, having decided to go to
Clinton, the board have inured the
services of MN: Miner, of Toronto, in her
place,
Pail Shaver, who was so eerinoely in-
jured by the man Maxwell, is holding hie
own and the prospeot0 now are that be
will recover although he will, in all pro-
bability, be permaoeotly disabled.
Murdoch McLeod, an old and respected
resident of Bearertb died at bis residence
Elizabeth street, Feb. 20th, at the age of
78 years and 10 wombs. The funeral
took plane to the Egmondville cemetery
on Monday afternoon:
Our Curlers went to Waterloo and took
part in the tournament and were very
eaooeeefnl, the Consolation prize, gold
medals, being won by Skip W. Ameot
after an exciting and interesting finish
from Skip Hami ton, of Fergus, who won
the gold pine,
Thos. Piokey, of London, formerly of
Seaforth has leased
th ,
e R ai
rHotel
y
from ,Ise. Weir, He gets po-session on
May let. Mr, Weir wi,l risme from the
more motive dutiee of life. -Henry Beattie
barrister of this town, has pato based the
law practice of James Soott, of Clinton,
and will locate there.
(x o(t a ri c lt."
Jadge Ferguson will hold the mixes
here opening'Toeoday ,if next week.
Colin Campbell will remove ebortly to
the Wilson farm on the Huron road,
which he hae leased for five years.
The elevator still contains about 190,.
000 bushels, or 250 oars of grain, and the
company have been shipping about 6 oars
daily the past week.
Robb, McLean and Robt. McLean, jr.,
were away to Rat Portage Met week with
two car loads of horses shipped from Rip
rev and 011
The oounty auditors, D. E. Monroe,eof
Auburn, and W, S. Lawrence, of Staui y,
re auditing the 0o00ty treasurer's
oke last week.
James P, Kavanagh, late of Presoott,
Ont,, is the latest addition to the bnaineee
community of Goderioh. He ie opening
up a boot and shoe bnaineee here and will
occupy the store wbioh W. A. McKim ie
leaving, in the Jordan blook.
Capt. 17. H. Gundry, of the Weet
Afrioan Field Fume, left Toeeday after
noon to rejoin the force, after epeudiug a
few months at home on furlough. Capt.
Gundry expeote to be home again a year
from next Summer, and will then remain
here and devote himself to business.
At the regular meeting of the Goderioh
Circle of the King's Daughters the follow-
ing elfioers were elected ; Leader, Mre.
McGillicuddy ; aeoretary, Mre. Carey ;
treasurer, Mre. Nairn. The Oirole meets
the fleet Wedueeday of every month in
0o0rt house at 4 p. m., in the first room
t0 the right at the South entrance.
Through the Oitizene Oammitt00 an
invitation hae been extended to the
Huron Old Boyo of Toronto to visit
Goderieb this year 030n their annual ex
carrion. President E. J, B. Duncan, of
the Old Boys' Aseooiation has replied
thanking the committee for the invitation
and promising to lay it before the execu-
tive committee at the 'neat meeting,
Nixon Sturdy, the genial clerk of
Goderioh township, out down a big elm
tree the other day, be got from it five
oorde of wood for home use, brought
eoveral oorde to town and delivered et
the Harbor mill the straight loge, for
whfoh he received in Dash $86 But
Nixon had other gains for in the top be Thompson ; left wing, Boyd.
found four coons, and as hie pate were Listowel -Goal, Riggs ; point, B
killed by the fall, he gold their jackets cover, Collins ; rover, Brooke ; o
and time made In net cask reeeipte $40, Hacking I right wing, Hacking
not a bad income from one tree. wing, Taylor.
OAnNEO It Lrnneav,-A1 the meeting of Attendance --600. Tlmekeepere-
the public library board the following retitle, Looknow ; Torrance, Listowel.
monibere were appointed a building 00In Referee -Jack Jaokenn, Soaforth.
mitte0 to work in oonjonation with the
-
onmmittee appointed by the town 000000) john Watlerworth, ex.Dtl. P. P , died
in ognI0otion with the erection of the at the family residence in Moen, Sunday,
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Stout wear
Shoes,
Easy prices.
For hard wear you
...w need good stout
-�,,,w,,.., • 1, _ shoes, not too heavy
—• �i1T,1 % but heavy enough,
at easy prices.
We have medium -weight women's shoes, good to
keep the ,et dry in all kinds of weather, warm, corn -
wear -resisting.
wear -resisting.
laity t'n the feet, easy on the purse.
;;'.'body need go without good shoes at these
prices :-
-Women's Heavy Shoes from $0 95 to $1 25
—Women's Dongola Laced or Buttoned Shoes 125 to 8 00
Our spring geode are being opened up and we have something both neat and
durable to offer you and will be pleased to show you them,
lErRepaies In Shoes and Rubbers done neatly.
IA3 OUR HARNESS DEPARTMENT
we have a large etoolr of Heavy and Light Harness ab Lowest Prioee, Balance
of oar ltohee anti Blankets at reduced prides. Trnnke and Satchels,
Two eet0 of Second Hand Single Harem at a bargain.
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Four mouths ago we planed a large order for Carpets with the
+t) beat mauufaeturere before the reoeut advance In pl'iooe. Slnoe thea Car'
peke of all kinds have advanced in pride from So to So per yard, Bob as
f we have stook enough 10 supply all demand we will sell them at old primes.
Our Oarpeto are all in and ready for your inspection. Bring the onrreat
rdi size of your rooms and we will out and match youroarpeto fee yl a. 130103
i Carpets, 84 to 86 inches wide, in stripes and floral d, signs, at 12in, 35o
y, and 20o. -Union Carpets, In light and darlt eolore, yard wide, now worth
BJ 35o, for 25o, -Union Otrpete, heavy and firm, will wear well, yard wide,
IITnew dements and colors, 85o, 40o and 50o,-Iugralo Carpets, yard wide,
extra heavy, in ahotoe patterns, reversible, worth OOo, for 60o. -Wool .Oar.
q) pets, yard wide in new reversible p0tterue,feat oo1cre at 65o, 75o, 90o sod
g $1.-Japaneee. MOttinge, in new patterns, agreat wearer, at 12io, 170, 20o
and 25.7. -Floor Oil Cloth, in new patterns, in all widths, at 25o per ggnare
yard.-Sooteh Liuoleume, extra heavy, worth Oso, for 50o.
Lase Ourtaioe, in new patterns, at 360, 45o and 60a, -Fine Not.
tingham Curtains, in enrolls and lacy elreote, 3} yards long,54 inches wide,
regular $1.25, far $1, -Duplex Curtains, sometudog new, 8i yards long, at
i, 81.-S wise Curtains, 3i and 4 yards, at $1.50, $2.60 and $8,
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new Carnegie library building: J. E.
Tom, E. N. Lewitt, Judge Doyle, 0. F.
Carey end J, Kernigban. Sedge Doyle
was deputed to oontinue the oorreepon.
dense with Mr. Carnegie's agent and we'
understand that the board are advertia.
ins for plane for the proposed hulloing
which is to be arae ed on the present
market elite.
Astwood.
Rev. Dr. McLeod is preaching a feriae
of sermons to young melt.
Mies Smith has succeeded do meanie
i0g a Blase for voice mature.
The Weetero Ontario Gement Go. of
Atwood are preparing their stock books,
Mr, Crooke has been hired to feed the
hogs at the Elma factory for the miming
eeae00.
Cohn Cameron and William Roar left
for Manitoba, wham they will endeavor
to carve out for themeelvee a home and
fortune,
Mr. Abbott, the new stage driver, has
bought the Revell' property now ooanpisd
by Louie Eeibein and will takeposaeaoion
in April.
Wm. Ward returned from Mildmay
where be has been visiting hie eon,
Joseph. Mr. Ward looks well and thee-
oagbly enjoyed his visit.
J. A. and Mre. Mitchell entertained a
large company of friends in their oapac-
(000 Mueio Hall. The affair was pro -
untitled by all to be a great sauna.
John MoBain has been in Listowel for
some time assisting in taking stook for
the assignee of the late firm of W. and J.
Thompson who assigned to T. L. Hamil-
ton, Listowel.
The friends of Rev. Jae. Ferguson, who
formerly was stationed here iu aouueotion
with the Methodist ohoroh, will regret to
learn that he lost bis four year old eon
from scarlet fever on Feb. 21st. The
body was taken from Mt. Forest, where
Mr. Fergneon Meow atationed, to London,
where interment was made. Owing to
the infeotioue nature of the disease it was
oeoeeeary to drive the whole distanne.
R. S. Pelton has bought a peach farm
near Grimsby n
4 and takes c
seeaeionat
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once, . Be expecte to be oomfortably
settled in bis new home in about three
weeke .time. He thinks there is more
money to be gathered from fruit trees
than in looking up deliugoent eubsoribere.
Mr, Peltun has a great hive for gardening
and fruit growing and we einoerely hope
that hie new yen ere m4y prove euoaeee•
fol and that an abundant fruit orop may
be his reward.
Lucknow.
Thomas Bali, of Belleville, was the
guest of Mre. Bryan.
William Earl has purohased Thomas
Agar•'e brick residence i0 this village.
In the examinations at the Toronto
College of Muiaio Miae Edith Smith, of
this village, passed with firat.laes honors.
D. N. Matheson, of this village left for
Ford Oily, Pa„ where he has secured a
position with Ibe Ford Oity Plate Glass
Works.
Frank Caiu hae parohaeed the grocery
business in this village for so many years
eneoesefnlly conducted by John Elliott,
and has taken possession.
George Miller„ one of the early pioneers
of the township of Kinloee, paused away
at his home in this village on Saturday,
Feb. 21st, at the ripe old age of 88 years.
One of the largest if not the largest
load of grain ever brought into tow) was
delivered at the Farmers Elevator by
John O'Reilly, of Ashfield. The load
oouoisted of 187 bus, cleats and 17 bne.
4 be. of wheat. The total weight was
over three and half tone.
Mre. John McKenzie, of Holyrood,
slipped on the ice at bee door and broke
her hip bone. She is upwards of 82 years
of age, and ie well known in the neighbor.
hood of Pine River (Lake Range) having
settled with her hnaband on lot 12, non,
A., Huron, in April 1852. She t0 the
mother of Jno. A. McKenzie, ineurauoe
"retire one of the largest arowde ever at
a hookey match here, Lielowel kept lip
their reoord in the Northern League
by defeating the Sepoye by the souse of 5
to 4. The half'ttme eoore was 8 to 2 in
favor of the visitors. Thebe was rather
soft and spoiled many lifts nod =oh
combination, but both aides played fast
and furiously from start 10 finish. The
game was very Glean. Not a man was
ruled off, and Referee antra Jaek00n kept
the game going all the time. Players :- Try our Tea at 27e. per lb.
Luoknow-Goal, Campbell ; point,
Allen ; 0over•point, MoIntoeh ; rover,
Wood •; center, MoCorvie; right wing,
Bruce 1
entre,
101E
Law- L. If
KRIISE
County Oonooillor Binkley, recently
unseated in Wentworth, will run again.
The Board of Trade will invite Sig.
Alumni co deliver an address a1 Toren -
to.
The sinal referendom re'trne give, for
the aot 199,749, against 103,548 ; total on
the liars, 606,577.
One of the turee Minnesota landseekere
aephyxlaled at Wiuuipeg is dead, and
due other two are still unoo0eoi0na.
SETTLERS'
ONE-WAY
EXCURSIONS
To Manitoba and C0nedien North-west
will leave Toronto every TUESDAY during
Marnb and A pri1,1000, if sufficient business
010010,
Paneenaere travelling without Live Stook
1.46
ahonlp.dmta, ke the train leaving Toronto at
Passenger's travelling with Live Stook
should take the train leaving Toronto at
900 p.m.
Colonist Sleeper will be attached to each
train.
For full particulars and copy of "Settlers'
Guide," "Western Canada" or "British Ool-
umbia;'
genapplyt,or toto your nearest Canadian
I'aciOe A
A. H. NOTMAN,
Aeetetant General Passenger Agent,
71 Yonge ht., Toronto.
CH ICE
HCERIES
Don't forget that we
keep a choice and well sel-
ected stock of Groceries in-
cluding :-
-SUGARS,
—CHOICE BLENDS OF
TEAS,
—SPICES,
—FRUITS,
—BISCUITS,
—CANNED GOODS,
—EXTRACTS,
—SOAPS,
—BROOMS,
—FISH,
—TOBACCOS and
—CIGARS,
in addition to the nicest Con-
fectionery to be found any-
where,
by the dish or quantity.
Your orders will receive prompt
attention for anything in
:our line.
Bartliif'sOldS�tanrd,
&Rly'sS�y