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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1903-3-19, Page 5MAR. I, 190t eereseeoseweeeeese , COSINESS CARDS. V \AT IL UoCRA.OKEN- o • teaser of Marriage Leis. Of. nee et Grocer Y. T ut n Omer Street. Brussel b, M. MORRISON, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, wALroN, ,DA/T, T M. O'CONNOR, tfi . GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT tor !memo! the hest awl safest Companies jn Cauwia fur FireAwlWent and Plate Glass, 01tee over 1. Itiebard's store, Bruasels. MISS JEAN MIAUCHLIN, -TEACHER OF - PIANO - AND - ORGAN. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.l Idet FIRE AND MARINF.. GUELPH. E. Estelle Griffin. TEACIRElt OF VOICE pupil of Miss Eva N, Robism, of London, Penileprepans red ler Coervatory .X22113.ill visit Brusenls every Tuesday, Lessons given at the home of W. H. Nem John etreet, J. LECKIE, LIFE AND FIRE INFiC/RANCE, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, MONEY TO LOAN AT di, di & 5 Per Cont. °Moe over Burelev'e Drug Store, Nov. Sett, 190e. 80.fini Bruseela Wellington Mutual Fire 1 nsuranee Co., EaTAnsasuen 1810 Insurance (0)20 000 the 011.01 and premium onto system at current rater,. 0, fore insur. ing elsewhere call on the undersigned Agent of the Company. G1,011CIE 1100E1(8, Brussels. 101.••••01018t•010.011.M..,=(.....• AUCTIONEERS. MINOS 1.11 S. SCOTT AS AN ATIOTION- . Ban, will Sell for bettor 'Priemto bettor men, In lees time and less charges than any other Auctioneer In East 110200 02 be won't ablaut, anything. Dates and orders can 'limeys be arranged at this office or by personal applioation. TO WHOM IT MAY t.orionnN,- - The nuderaignod, who is well acquainted throughout the most part of the County and who has had OUBinelIR with a largo eir- ale of farmers in and around tlals begs to Inform the contmeulty that he has takes out au Auctioneer's Woven for the County of Huron and offers his services to all purposing to hold ogles. T1108. NEWSOME, Brunetti. VETERINARY. D. WARWICK - J • Ilouor Gleduam of -the Onterio Vet- erinary College, is prepared to treat all dIs- entatini domesticated animals 'in a compet- ent manner. Particular titteution paid to Voteriney Dentistry, Calls promptly at- tended to. Oflloo and Infirmary -Four doors North of bridge, Teruberry et„ Brussels. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. NT 121, SINCLAIR- . Banister. uonettor, 'Conveyancer, Notary Publia, &o. 01000-Stawart'a Block J. door North of Central Hotel, Solicitor for the Standard Bank. V. BLAIR, BARRInTER, SOL- . 101T01.1, otoanussm,s.-- unioe over Stand,ard Bank ; Solioltor for Township of Grey, Flowlek Mutual and the Metropolitan Bank, Private and Company -money to loau at lowest rates, MEDICAL CAM. d. A. NI' NAUGHTON. -N. Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical College,Member (Mien of Phymialaus awl Surgeons, Ont. Licentinte of the Royal Col-- loge of Playsiolane and Lioontiete of Mid- wifery ,Eeirthurgh. I. --Telephone No.14. Buhl ence..-Mill street. Brussels. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FE'ILD, Ammo, Graduate of 11.10 Royal College of Dental Surgeousof Ontario and- Flret.olaes Honor Graduate of Toronto Univereity. Office next to Brewer'a Photograph Gellory, BRUBaltlifi. IT'S ALL RIGHT and studwas may entor at any time. SPREETERM BEG/NS MAR. IE. Two bourses-Oomniercial and Shorthand, Scud for College Journal. 0, A. FLEMING, A. L, MoINTYUE, President, Secretary, 8 3,4 INGLES British Col umbia lied- Cedar Shing1ei3 North Shalee Pine and Cedar FOR SALE AT TSS Brussels Planin' 41„,, Doore and Sash of all rat Hama on hand or MBA) to order at Short NOtiOe• Datimates Prirniehed for all kindof Building''. Worlunae- ship and Materiel Guatanteed. P. AIVIENT, EWER TERM Regina April 1st CENTRAL STRATFORD, ONT. An exoellent time to wiraromme a 0012100 0! study so as to he really to tete a good position in the Fall. Afsr, 8011001,8 Altle NOT ALIKE I Oat our Catalogue BEFORE DNOIDING 1.`0 GO ELSEWHERE, Mall Ooursoo 1.2 Shetthand,hoolt-keeplug, Pantuau- ship, d4J. W, J. ELLIOTT, Principal. ta,.re;•-•ratAr'"'es-etZ5N Elistrixt Luc Lou 0 W. The W. 0. T. U. intend bolding a Meiteering Party 10 the Town Hell on Mar. 3101. Finsen people left the Lueknow sta- tion on Tuesday for Manitoba and the Northweet. Dan. MoDonald arrived home from North Bay to booed a few weeks with friends in Lucknow. James Armitage whi Me been visiting in Let:know for some time pest left on Thursday for WI:mould°. Mrs, McArthur, sr. oelebrated the fifty seveeth anniversary of her marriage on Feb. 27th. She treated her children and grandchildren to a turkey supper, The ()beerier say° ;-We have beard many of our citizens express the desire teat our coupon should make a move in the direct 10 of better drainage. They stale thab they would' be qu.te willing to pay the ooet of having their property mei cellars thoroughly drttined. A. convention of South Huron Temper. ame people was held here on Monday of last week. Owing to bad roads there was not a large representation but those who were present evidently meant busi• nese. A resolution wae presented ceiling on the Government to grant the temper. twee people the aot of 1902. An arrieud• ment was submitted and (tarried milling ou the Legislature to so amend the tetnperanoe law as to abolieh the bar tIlti club drinking and also shorten the holm of awe. Rev. Mr. Morton oeoupied the chair and Repo. Fletober, Dr. Medd, also Dr. Forgotten, Mr. Balfour and others spoke to the reaointions. W tuella 000 . Rev. D Perrie is preaching a 002 100 of sermons on the book of Judges. Dr, Macdonald, 21. P., left last week for Ottawa to resume his Parliamentary duties, '1.'lle town was all alive with the dale- gatee to the Grand Orange Lodge last week. Loud, n Methodist Conference will meet here in the first week of June. Ar- rangements are now being made.. Ghee, Slteates and D. Diusley, of Cele town, have formed a partnership and will open a furniture more ia wood. The hardware business of the late S. J. Smith, conducted under the firm name of Smith tra Pothiok, has been Bold to Mr. Piehleigh, of Hagaraville. ' .A.s soon as the weather is favorable a number of Changes are to be made at the 0.1. 11 station yard. In pleas of trains coming in on the outside took they are to mime in ou the track next to the plat - farm. John Shoebottom, of East Wawanosh, has exchanged his seotion in Manitoba for 50 scree in Morris towuship, and John Sheffield, of Winghem, hae Bold hie house and lot to William Devagou, of Oe !roes. The general public will be given more room at the Wiugham poet office in the course of a few weeks. The boxes now in nee are to be changed into; a different position. Io mace of runniug length. wise of the attire, they will be p'exed (term the More. R. A. Diusley met with an accident that severely 0 jured one of hie eyea. He was vvorkiug at one of the saws in the Bell faotory, when a Bleat] piste: of meter - ill flew off tol struck him with • terrible forge on hue eye. At first there was danger of the eight of that eye being per. momently injured, but we hope each a calamity may be prevented, 2 Ai* Cr/ w el. Lottie Boltonof this town, has been 111 appoiuted by '1 Dominion Government to survey new townships in the Battle River diatriot, and will spend the Sum. mer in the Northwest. The Public School Board have been iuvestigating for a number of months the working of kindergartens in public eohoole and at their last meeting deelded to undertake the work. John Roberts, eon of R. G. Roberts, Clerk of Wallaoe, who has reliantly re• turned from Sault Ste. Marib, has gone to Peisley to take over a photograph gallery, whieh he bas puroluteed there. The Maitland Star .0,611100o Club held Be re.organizetion meeting in the Queen% Hotel and -the following officers were eleated :-Hon. Pres., B, Foreayeth ; Pres., Bert, Johnston ; Vitie Pres., H. B. Morphy ; Manager, N. R. Bamford ; Captain, E. Willoughby ; Treas., W. Silliax ; Beth, 111 Holyoke; Man. Com., B. Bamford, B. Teed's, A, Riggs, D. Osborne, C. ZIlliax, 11. Bentford ; Fin. 001111., W. Spears, R. Grant, A, Mayen and R. Gee, It wae decided to play football and (00210000. Divieion Court was held in towo by Ells Honor Judge Barron 'Wednesday of last week. The fiat ease 'was heard before a jury and took up the time of the mart till half -Past three o'olook, John Donglae, l yawn; farm' laboeer, Fined David Nichol, an Elm& femme, for $42 foe balance of Wages Manned. Douglas with off work for a month through an accident caused by the rigging of a hay fork falling on him. He Maimed wages mid expeusea during his eiokeese, because the hay fork was in improper eondition. Defendant claimed that '•Donglas was Warned not to use the fork and had been forbidden to do so. He also ()Wetted that 11. oettlenient had been made between them and Douglas had been paid in full and that rifting Douglare absentia it had Meet him mats for other help. The judge in hie °harp said plaintiff War' not en- titled 10 recover for board 02 medioal ittnandatme, 14 1110 itooident wore deo to TILE 13BU8SBLS POST his digobeying order11" oett'd not reonver fast. Ile had not been down long before 11.21 d :tighter noticed a oheoee and short ly after 11,1 fai :tee being itecountable for decea..e. Tee late Mr, Sherman were one of our beet known citizang,and duriog residines here, nearly 62 years, he made a reward for sterling workmanship and opvJghtoasne a business man, and passed to the great beyond leaving a host of friends to mourn hie departure, It will be remembered that only a few menthe sinehis lite Jong partner palmed away ; a few months 100(0 0021 hie father laid at relit, and at hie own death his sister, Mre, Wm, Campbell, lay shrouded in death waiting for the last revolt, The death of Mr. Sharman makes tour in the fainly with. in a few month& - - 10aret.er. Moe. Haudford & 111110111 shipped 021 1,Pul of horses to Winnipeg. Phil. Rowohffe has moved his Iamb to London where he intends making hie future home. Mise Minnie Taylot hag aceepted e poeition as clerk and Miss Mao Seen ae otehier wi h the new ilCO3, Snell & Rowo. WM. Brooke left Monday of lam week for Oryetal Oity, Man., where he will make his twerp home, taking with him oerload of Effeets. Mrs. Brooks will follow ebortly. Thos. Oaae, of the London Road, North, tint abased from D. Mill, of town, the old McColl farm, equated on the 2nd comm. don of Hay, being lot 11. The price (1031. was in the neighborhood of $5,000. Mi'o Vera Bowe, who has been suffer- ing tram a gathering in the head for some time, onderwent a eurgical opera. tion for the removal of the trouble. The operation was a sueoese and the patient ie recovering nicely. Wren 11111200 TEACIEEB' A0BOCIATION.- 00 Saturday, March 7111, the 0010101 1210 appointed to prepare the prngrarn for the next meeting, 1001 111 the Public Sobool, Exeter. There were presInt, Messrs. Gowane, Anderson and Johnston and Misses turnilton, Walrond and Carling. The various Rome on the program were arranged for. Provision wae made for one session in which the male and the female teaabore will meet in eeparate rooms for the disausaiou of diflioulties. The invitation of the East Huron Teaohers' Association to bold a uoion meeting with them iu Clinton was fully ooneidered, but as the Executive Com• male° had deoided last November to meet in Exeter and the program com- mittee had no authority to make °henget' it was thought beet not to aoctept tbie time. Memo, Gowang and Anderson and Misses Hamilton, Walrond and Carl- ing were appointed a committee (0 82121(20(0 for the (Welling eeesion of the first day. The Institnte meets] May 2101 and 22od. GOSTriff. for time dud: g it a ruontige elekoeee end it wag for the j Iry to ray Whether the settlement Wti, ii li Mt 0118 or not. The jury retired BO I. ro,t tinted in half an 1 hour with a verdict', of $11 05 for plaintiff with mite agaiget defendaut Niohul. III is I ti • klartie Catio haa sold his residence on Itiorris etreet,' to Loved. 111 0(111.21. The pries paid was $000 Miss Etelke Ilan3ilton left for St. Marys, where obs will upend three weeks visiting with friende and relatives, The choir of the Myth Methodist Church will give a concert in the ohurcfli on Wedneeday evening, Apr. 15111, Three mire of dour were shipped from the flour mina last week. Two oars went to Quebec and one oar to Montreal. John Moffatt was taken with a bleeding at the norm early on Tuesday morning of last week, and brie been 1.0 it. precarious condition. 4. Livingaton underwent an operation for kidney trouble at St, Joseph hospital, London, The operation was ducoessfully performed. Miss Morrison returned to the village and hoe resumed her position at the head of the millinery department in D. M. Melleathei etore, Rev. John Holmes, of Blyth Hethodiet ahnroli, aud liev. John Kennedy, B D., of Londeeboro Methodist church exehang ed pulpits on Sunday. Charles Burling' has purchased the frame building on Queen street, adjoin ing hie repair shop, and will fix it up for a dwelling house. This building in one of Blyth's old landmarks. The price was $200. J. 13. Tierney received a telegram an. nonnuing the death of his brother-in-law, Peleg Thompson, at Whitewood, Aseini- boia. No partionlare were given and none of hie relatives here knew that he was ill. Deoetteed formerly lived in Iluilett and was a brother of Mrs. 3, 13. Tiernay, of Hist Wawanoeb, and Mrs. A. H. Tierney and Anse Jessie Thompson, of Blyth. His b:dy was brought Beet and interment made in Clinton cemetery, e-7.0rIlerietik. The bicycle bag appeared. glittS. Orabb left for Los Angeles, Cali - fern's, on a trip for the benefit of his heelth. The Spring Assize Court opened in GoilerichTemeday, before Hon. Mr, Jus. twit Femme. Kenneth Morrie, of Beffelo, has been visiting his father in Colborne townehip for several days. Chas. 0. Lee has been awarded the eon. treat for the plumbing in conneetion with the new postoffiee at Clinton. Will. E. Elliott left on the Manitoba excursion, his destination being Ninga. He will spend the Summer in the Prairie Province. The regu'ar meeting of the Ahmeek Chapter of the Daughters of the Empire was held in the law library of the court hones on Mouday, March 16th. H. 13. Parsons, eon of Capt. James Par. sons, town, lige been promoted from the position of accountant in the Bank of Commerce at 81. Catharines to 021.10111121 Pcieitiori at Efamilton, The direotore of the H. B, and Grey Elm:trio 11 R. have ptiroharfed all that parb of the Maitland Palls Reserve Melt. ated in Colborne tp , with the objeot of obtaining power for the R. R. The lot and buildings owned by Mrs. Passmore at the corner of Trafalgar and Viotoria streets were sold to Jacob Mosier, of Colborne, at the etiotion sale on There day 12111 inet. The pries was $600. D. McGillicuddy, of the Goderioli oal has sold hie business to Messrs. Van• atter and Roberteon. The former has charge of the mechanieal department and Mr, Robertson has been a reporter on the etaff. The new firm will no doubt do well. . The omie being submitted to 'the Mile. later of Public Woelte• for the further deepening of Goderioh harbor, and the construction of an outer breakwater, is growing (stronger each day from the ex- pressions in support 5( 11 being voiced by 1000ioip01 Coeur:11s, Boards of Trade and leading journals. Aa there wae no oriminal work in eight for the Ageless at Goderieti, Acting Crown Attorney Lewis gave notice to such effect to Sheriff Reynolds, under the berms of the Amt, tat:tautly passed doing away with necessity of impanelling grand jury when there are no °rimiest oases before the Court. Tho sheriff noti- fied those who had been summoned as grand jurors, and they remained at their homer'. Thio will save the meaty con- siderable expense. Thursday waning Edward Sharman, Met street, died rather and dealy. He had not been very well for some, time, but Reamed to be no worse then Annal when he walked down attire after break orneewaranoomoweencalaw hire. Wm. Arden, South of town, has rented her farm to Rioh. Clegg. Her eon Wm., who has been renting it for the past 5 years, intends going West to seek his fortune. Samuel T. Wilton, lately of the Viriette, Indian Head, N. W. T., but now of the Moosejaw Times, . paid a visit to his cou.ints, Mies L. M. Wilson and Mrs. 11, 10. Stineon, last week. Mrs. Jae. Dane, of Fairfax, Man., who has been on an extended vieit to friends in this vicinity, led 0 for Lamellae, Pinch , where she will vieit friends fur some time before returning home. Wm. Green has moved on to the farm he recently pnrobaeed near Wroxeter. R. MoGill has moved to town and ie residing in the house he recently par - chased from Wm, Green. Harry Holmes who tae been manager of the Blyth branah of the Bunk of Efam• illon for the paet five months has been appointed manager for Gerrie and Tees. water branches and heti oomtneaoed hie duties. The citizens of our town were ehooked to bear of the death of James Mo. Laughlin, an old and respected resident of our town whioh took place on Sunday morning, 8111 i0s1, about 5 o'olook, al the age of 69 years and 5 month's. Deceased tae been in failing health for the past three months and on Friday evening he took a sudden attack of hemorrhage of the stomach. Oa Saturday evening deceased had reoovered somewhat but later took worse from which he never Feneral took plaee on Wedeln - day and %vas largely attended. The Vidette says I -On Thursday of last weak a telegram was reoeiyed by J. B. Campbell to the effect that his son Garnet, had passed away at Warren, Ohio, after a two weeks' illness, from hemorrhage of the lunge. His remains were brought to Gerrie and were interred in the Gorrie oemetery on Sunday after- noon last,. the funeral being a very large one. Owing to the illness of the Rev. Mr. Dobson W. 03, Gallagher took oliarge of the 'makes both in the ()itroit 7.11t::::::--77-11 l'1.17.1'.7. 74? • is, • lee Stout wear Shoes, Easy prices. For hard wear you need good stout shoes, not too heavy 115 but heavy enough, at easy prices. We have modium-weight women's shoes, good to keep 'the foot dry in all kinds of weather, warm, com- fortable and weai-resisting. Easy on the fed, easy on the purse. Nobody need go without good shoes at these prices 1- -Women's Heavy Shoes from 80 95 to 81 2,5 -Women's Dongola Laced or Buttoned Shoes 1 25 to 8 00 Our Spring goods are being opened op and tve have something both neat and durable to offer you and will be pleated to ghost: you them, 6"liepaire in Shoos and Rubbers done neatly. IN OUR HARNESS DEPAR'TNIENT voe have s large ettibk of Beavy and Light Herrman at Lowest Pri000, Blab of our Robes land Blankets al redueed pricee, Ttunke and Satobolo, Two aete of S000nd Hand Single Hareem' at ft bargnie. 10 0. RICHARDS. .44.44,40,Bacst1 and at the ereve, The following 1,1 &bat i the W .ri .Cribuna, of Thule Inv leer ham to 5•.• •f his death :-..Garnet Camp - 1141 u. oars, died at the home of 1.100, ri. ..1,o, 110 Belmont (area, about 10 u'eleolt Lida morning, of hemorrhage 01 1110 Wags, M. Campbell came to Warren taut November from hie home in Gorrie, Can., to telegraphy, Ab ut three weeks ago he was:taken wok. Hie mother mime to him about a week ago to nurse him and wae with hirn when he died. lie was a young man of sterling gnelities and had made many friend's during his abort (day here", 'Olin I:011. The Stapleton Hate were under water, Ilia reault of the thaw and rain. J. W. Jones, of the foundry stuff, who has been unable to attend to lila dutlee for about two mouths owing to Muting, Wad out last week, Israel Taylor, formerly of 0101100, haa been given charge of the offioe work of Wellwood & 0o., a large firm in Toronto. Mies Nettie Stevens, deughter of James Stevens, also goes to Toronto with h'm. Barn. Cassels bite been laid up with brood poisoning in his right hand. 1.10 had the misfortune to scratch it on a pin some two week') ago, and it was not tette before septic: oonditiou set in, and he woe compelled to seek medioal aid. Clinton's well.known checker players drove over to Brumfield Monday night of last welt and spent the evening play- ing their favorite game with the entbarti- este of that village. The players and 'mores are as fellows :- Clinton won draw Bruotileld won Watt 3 2 MoDertnid ....1 Cook 3 1 Grunt 2 Hoover ...... 4 1 Scott , 1 Oarbert 2 2 Bidder 2 Johuston ..,.2 2 McDougal 2 - - 14 8 8 Melon's emote' garnets 8 Castle French is in the zenith of its capacity. The top number of inmates that has ever assembled iu this institution before was 86, but Mr. Prenoh informs 00 he has 89 on his hands, many of whom keep some one busy day and night look ing after them. It is a veritable hospital as well as a, House of Refuge for old people which was not the original pur• pose in building such pieces. 11 10 clearly evident that our county ie sadly in need of a general hospital, as every county should have, and we hope the day is not tar distant when this county shall be the proud ponessor of a like institution. I'Vertivv fell Frank Davidson is at present safferieg from the effects of a, couple of broken ribm. Arm John Scott is confined to her bed with inflammatory rheumatism and heart trouble. A. number of membere of the Fotdwieh and Newbridge Orange Lodges attended the meeting of the Provincial Orange Greed Lodge held io Winglaam 00 Tues• day and Wedneeday of last week. annum McKee, of Neepawa, Man., who have been visiting relatives here for the past three mouths, left for their home on Wednesday morning of last week. They were aoeompaoied by Johnny MaRee. In Pordwieht on Sunday, March 8th, Rebecca Goggin, wife of Joshua Seat, passed away. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon from the reeidenoe of Mre. E. Spicks and wee largely attended. The contract for the building of a sehool home for S. EL No, 11, Howiek, has been let, the atone, brick and oement work to John Efenneberg, of town, and the carpenter work to Mr. Farr, of Wroxeter, Last Full Mat. Wilson rounded up his ducks on the river and succeeded in capturing them all but one, which eluded his vigilance and escaped, remaining on the river all Winter. However, during the cold snap in February Mr. Wilson captured it and put it in the pen with the others, but his deakehip yearned for freedom, and after three days' tionfiue• meet escaped and again took to the river, where it remained the balance of the Winter on a small lane of open water below Elie mill raoe. 51 1.0 now in full enjoyment of the mild weather and high water'and is apparently none the worse of its Winter's outing. Tavistook, are visiting friende in this their home in Dakota in the near future. vioBilmuya.OonnA'ail LmWei °05°M(Iondity. Allan Nesbitt and wife purpose making Hiss Rate Felton and adre, Adams, of The young people of Atwood and vim inity have not lacked for social amutse. meet this Winter. S. Watson, potter and oonfectioner, has secured the Berviees of W. H. Mylke, of Arthur, as baker. Miss Smith is meeting with much en, oonragement in forming a °lase for in. struotion in vocal mettle. The Elma Butter friter), reearned op• eratione on Monday morning of last week and a fair supply of milk wae reoeived. Our 'wheal was closed down on Wed- needay of last week owing to the base. meet being flooded with water and oon• sequently 00 fires could be lighted. William Taylor, of Woodatook, 1.0 visit- ing his daughter, Mr& George Coghlio. Mr. Taylor is not in very good health, being troubled with a weak heart. John Farrell left on Thureday of last week for Brook:Wale, Oxford Comity, where he hoe secured a position as fore - num of the theses and batter taotory in that piece. County Councillor Jae, Donaldson was in St. Thomas hot week as a member of a deputation of County Connoillore who will enquire into the utility of commete oulverte, eto., as aged in that part of the eountry. County Counoillor Donaldeon had a elight attaok of blood poisoning in hie hand clanged by an abrasion of the skin. The wound 'appeared trifling but (level- oped ever/tome of blood poisoning, and Immune very painful, requiring prompt treatment to effeot a OWL After a persistent canvass of nearly, a month, Mr. Skinner,wae obliged to give up 111.0 attempt tri introduoe eleetrio lighting into our town. He had atteeeed. od in ridging about 13050 of the $1,500 required to instal the eystere, but when it oame 10 eeonre the neoeseary pewee to tun the machinery he struck a snag. Charles Cole, of Windaor, hanged him. aelf al Walkerville. Robert Sears, was °hot in his home nein Kingston and is dead. Alfred Powers, it Ontario° farmer, eont- matted Suicide by taking Petie green' 0 CASH STORE, 331.,X1T1-1. GREAT CLEARING $ A L. E. We have just closed a big deal with a large whitewear mannfao- 9.2 company in Montreal for their travellera' eamples. The geode are now to hand and opeu op ae clean ae when they left the feotory, We 41. bought them away down in price and /30211 Friday morning we will place on sale the entire lot at lege than wholesale prices. This is a rare (thane° to buy all kinds high.olate Whitewear et lase than you would have to pay tor Hie material, Below we quote a few prieea, but as there is a large number and no two alike it is impossible to describe Hamm all. Ladies' Drawers, made of good cotton, with tucks and wide hem, tregular paint 26e, fur 100.-Ladiee' Drawer, in floe cambric, trimmed with toruhou lime and insertion, worth 50o, for 350.-fradiea' Corset Covers, trimmed with tuoke, embroidery, torohon loos and insertion, regular 25iii tt`. Ir 19u.-Ladiee' Coreet Covers, in flee oambrie, trimmed with embroidery, II 52 leas, insertion and ribbon, at 23o, 35o, 50o and 050, worth 26 per oent. more. 1J, qi -Ladiee' White Skirte, made of fine oambiie, some brimmed wiih tnoke, embroidery and insertiee, others with torobon lase and insertion, worth $1, reg ghl for 76e. -Ladies White Skirts, trimmed in the West styles at $1, $1.25 and 111 $1.50, worth 20 per oent. more.-Ladiee' Fine Cotton Nieht Dresses, trim. , med with frith' and fancy stitching, worth 50e, for 35o, -Ladies' Fine a) Lawn and Cambric Night Dresses, trimmed with embroidery, Wake sod Ian, at 75a, $1, 01 25 and 9160, worth 25 per oent, more. se11_,-4i1Qt.,4a*Ik„,4•••-S3/. Josephine Morrow, a three-year old ohild, was killed by a street oar in Tor- onto. William Pearoe, of Hamilton, was fatally injared, his oarriage being streak by a street car. Robert Lawrence, a young Irishman wae killed by a falling tree while working iu the woods near Kerwood. SETTLERS' ONE-WAY EXCURSIONS To Manitoba and Canadian North-west will leave Termite every TUESDAY during March and Apr11,1903, if sufficient business offers. Passengers travelling without Live Stock should take the train leaving Toronto at 1450.10, Passengers travelling with Live Stook should take the truth leaving Toronto at 9 Oe Colonist Bleeper will be attached to °soh train. For full pertioulare and copy ef "Settlers' Guide," "Westere Canada" or "B [Utah Col- umbia," apply to your nearest Canadian Paolflo Agent, or to A. Ef. NOTMAN, Assistant General Passenger Agent, 0. Yonge bt„ Toronto. cza. License District OF THE East Riding of Huron, To the Tavern -Keepers and Others Thom it may concern : NOTICE Is hereby given that Application for Licenses for the sale of liquors in the East Riding of Huron, for the Llama° Year of 1000.1904, which commences on the 1st day of May next, will be received by the undersigned fro10 the present date up to Wednesday, April 1, 1903 footways,. Applicants most furnish the 081000 01 two good and sufficient sureties as bondsmen at the time of making applica- tion, Any applioant for a new license must furnish a certificate signed bye. maj- ority of the eleetore entitled to vote at elec. Mona for the Legislative Assembly in the Polling Sub -division in which the premises soneht to be licensed are eitnated, and the said majority must include at least one- third of the said electors, who are at the time of such application residents within the eald Polling Sub -Division. JNO, R. MILLER, respecter. Jamestown,Marob 0th, 1003. NEW HARDWARE STORE 1 mommisamousu The Undersigned beg leave to notify the Public that they have opened up a CHOICE NEW STOCK' of ----almor SHELF and HEAVY PAINTS, HARDWARE, I OILS in the Simpson Block, Ethel, which will be sold at Reason- able Prices. We have also a Tinware Department and will keep a first class Tinsmith. A Speoialty made of Repairing and Eavetroaghing. Our motto will be Good Goode and Caren] Attention to Business. A SHARE OF PATRONAGE ASKED FOR. Beet makes of ' .1(11/111TER 85 RITCHIE, Stoves handled. mensessommentatammingssgeggareassesemessienessacseessiss`. J"..P ehery 00. •STRICTLY ONE PRICE ALWAYS THE LOWEST NEW GOODS STOCKED THIS WEEK DRESS 'GOODS, PRINTS, ZEPHYRS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, SHEETINGS, PILLOW COTTONS, RIBBONS, CHENILLE CURTAINS, CHENILLE TABLE COVERS, LACE CURTAINS, MUSLINS) GINGIIAMS, WIIITHWEAR J. Ferguson & Co.