HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1905-03-03, Page 8Stoves Reduced
Before Out StOcketaking,
Which. ire cOMMence Feb -
nary let, 'we will offer
the balance of our stock
of Gook and Heating
Stoves both Coal and t
Woe& at a liberal dis-
count for cash. We
have a number of ,good
neeond - hand heating
stov s and these are put
Iseeve yOfar order with us for
CIIIESNEY SMILEY,
Hardware, Stoves and Coal.
DOMINION BANK
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
President General Manager
Capital, Fully Paid Up --$3,000,000.00
Reserve Fund and un-
divided Profits $ 3,634,000
Deposits brPublic $29.700,000
Total Assets $ 39,225,0oo
BEAFORTH BRANCH,
Every facility for the transacting of a
enteral banking business.
Collections made on points In Canada
and abroad.
station paid to the collection of Sale Notes.
SAVINGS BANK.
Interest allowed frotn date of deposit to
date of withdrawal.
Deposits of ..$1,ea and upwards received,
and interest paid or added to acconne June
30th and December Sid.
Manager.
R. S. HAYS, solicitor
ROYAL HOTEL
Most Modern Hotel in Seaforth
Fully equipped with hot and
cold water bath, Ladies' Toilet
f Rooms eto. Every attention
GOitiet Stable in Connection,
T. PIRINEY, Prop.
ous School.
STRATFORD, ONTARIO.
Who largest and most snoctessful Com.
mercial and Shorthand school in Wertern
Ontario. -Our courses- Ore np.toolate and
rectital. Leading colleges in Oanade
and tee •Unitecrfitates employ cur grad
uates M teachers. Write for free (fatal
ogue. t You may enter at anytime. '
fkiatios, Organs,
gew,ing Machines
rand Gramophones.
Sold -bn the Easy Payment Plan.
W keep a large stook of the
best moires on hand. This etook
litinget ior cash and is sold cheap._
All intabdieg purchasers should
tall before buying. • .
G M. Baldwin & Co.,
Sleigh Bells.
iuntille all tbe very beet line. of
del& belle, all styles and prices.
Horse Blankets.
Call litut see our lioe a horse blankets
• with end without stay on etmpo
'; Prices 751 to 84.0e
The Ar4 consideration in buying far
robes the quality. We guarantee
our Galliiway, Biebop zed Saskatchew-
an Roties to the best quality that
menet tian buy. Oar prime quality
' tcciinfidered, are the lowest.
BRODERICK'S
Ramis iihop Cady's Block
dame; Watson,
Succ‘sor to W. N. Watson
NOFFH MAIN ST., SEAFORTH.
once seta, rtsal Estate and Loan Agent.'
Dealer hi 08t -01a88 fOthily end Manufac-
turing Sewing Machines end Crean Soper -
New Rayieend and White Sewing
MaehinceendNational Cream Sep-
arator inehree sizes
Also sewiteeinachine needles, oil, attach-
ments, repaire,aed sundries for all kinds of
lewing machines. • Prices right and ma-
chines fully gitaranteed,
JAMES WATSON
Insurance Agetit, anti dealer in Sewing Machine
and Bicycles. North Main street, Seafortb.
Good Work
Good Material
—111 ALL OUR -4 --
ter BRING YOUR PICTURES TO BB
e 'Won
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*•IftrIt AK 0 TOR
and the Royal and Qu4o's
vositor 011 M4"2"Y night as Ate. aae.
DISTRICT MATTER13,
At-honee given by the staff and Ou-
pils of the Collegiate Inetieuite,
Friday evening leer Was a most ea-
joyable flinotion. The pupils and
their friends qi.orourgfily enjoyed
the promenade and „inusic furnished
for it by the Seaforth orbiteistra.
Vocal solos by Miss Iya Podds, Mr.
Heys and Mr. Towartrwere pleasing
featuree of the. programme. The as-
serobly hall was tastefully decorat-
ed for the oecasion and refreshments
were served .during the evening.
and Miss Beatrice Scot't were
in from the poentryS when
ite the old show Ogroileids, the
en limning to a deep pitch
. swerved to One side, setti
()Utter and (getting in the deep
snow_ on_ the side of 'the, tc got
stuok. With some difficult the
term righted and no injury,. save ta.
.somewlhat unpleasant experie co, re-
turned
Yeral
harles
e con -
trier OlLe
can be
t Pres -
Scott
iving
oppoe-
Well Done. -The rink „of eurlers
who represented .the Seaferth solub
did themseltes prou.d. They won
tee first prize- in thee console:tit:in
metoli, the trop\hy being the Guelph
cup and a rliandsome- clock for each :
member of the rink. This suotiees ris
grea.tly to (the credit of 'their -Skill,
as there is no rink tiere for prac-
tice and‘they are net all Scotch eith-
er. The rink is rioraeosed of Win.
Beattie and Win. MoDourgall. Tho
trophies Were GIL eXhibittiDD in the
windowe of Bright 13res. The nue*
remains he poseession of the winning
club until next seasoe, when it (is
put up fee oonipetition again.
Coming to Seafortle-The follow-
ing despatch /Toon Stratford afe,
peered: in the deity papers a few •
deys ago: Stratford is losing an
ineustry in the removal of the lo-
to.1 branch of the Canada Furniture '
lel•anufactureree. Limited, to Sea,
forth. This is in line with 'the Cen-
tralization policy ot the company,
who have 8 factories in WInzhara
and will khave two in Seaforth. The
l000l branch will close eon April 1st,
when the factory and machinery will
be sold under the hammer. An at:
tempt ..'was made to ferm a local
oom,pariy to operate the works, but
this has apparently been dropped.
about ten o'cloolt, as a long freight •
train was going west ore the Grand
!Trerik, it -split while tonging down
the tirade east of the water tank at
Sectfoeth statton, The engine and the
front part of (the traie stoppee at
the' tanle tin Ig•et ovater, the engineer
not knowing thet the hinder part of
his train had ,earted cemea.ay with
the troet part. 'The detached. cars
came aloe; and pitched into. the
tars , attached to the engine with
sechetoroe as t o seriously smash sev-
eral tars, knocking two or. th,ree of
tbera tiff the traek. Fortunately
there ewer, rio person injured aed
further then dapaaging several cars
there wes no other serious demons
done. The auxiliary was sent for to
Stratford and within. an hour after :t
its arrival the traek was eleared
teed ready for traffio again. The af-
ternoon express from the east vvas
deleyed° a couple of hours wale* o
for the. track to (be cleared,.
suIted.-Mr. eTothe Case -r
home lest week' from the,Nor
where he bad, been , for
naonths.-Mr. and lam.
seen by eeference to atiother
-The Bible ,oless of the Fir
meet of ,the eburch, on Mon ay ev-
ening last. An excellent pro ramme
oivest rendered, and those- pr nt eu-
ioyed it very much, as well as the
time ,. given," for eociabili yo -The
(gate Way, is, in meet places danger -
ever, -business in town' is te ner,ally
good. Lase Saturday wits on 6f the
busiest. days 'of the eeason he 45us-
iness streets being crowded. moat of
awl tredition eays it must go out
ther of De. MoKay, of Se orth, is
laid up by at). attack of infla femation
mother, went- to the ct y to be
with hira &axing ss. -The
football teame of the publi and se-
parate schooes played .an interest-
ing 'game oO Saturday lase, which
resulted in a tie, each ski scoving
two goals. There is g•rea rivalry.
betweeri theSe !two teams. On Mon -
hockey metch with a pict ed team
from Eremendville and Lit le Soot -
Lend, the Parks wenn' after a .
close game by three goals to (none.
min, was this Week DA tOW 11181W:1g
his MO ther-in-Iaw, Mr.. Janaes
Su ther lend, and friends in Grey
end he goes fromthere to Toronto eo
visit his daughter, 'Mies* Ca rite, who
and two organs to pur.hasers at
Trolit Creek, Muskoka. hey" also
..go a a very fine Bell pia o to, Mr
D. J. eletcheson, of 'weir eareurhey. '
Thie OM of the bes , ten Is tiles en-
terprieixeg firraohave twee Mr. New-
ton MoT•avish, :nephew of Mr. and '
who has been the etto.nte al corres-
pondent of the Toronto Globe for
some time. has also been appointed
the Queloee metropolis, thus °arra-
biniog the dutiee of the two eosi-
time,. This is the eirtit , time -that
he dual position of bust eee repre-
boon kaltdfity the ono rson,, lane •
Minitreiti* is( 'the most tin ortapt of
Gliolient branches. rem our
friendly match with the liditchell club,
in that town, on Friday evenit g last.
The pleyers were most hospitably en-
tertained by their Mitchell friends,
and spent a most! enjoyable evening.
The easiting team came out victorious
•by a ecore of 47 to 31. The following
is the score :
Seaforth. Mitchell.
Won won draw
Sutherland 4 Thorne 1, I
47 31 24'
There were 17 men on each side.
Local Briefs. -Mr. A. R. Sampso
at, one :time teller in the Domini°
-Bank, Sea.forth., is 'now assistan
manager of the, branoh in ,Winp
peg. Mr. Sampson is forging to th
Irene -While driving en from. th
south on VTiday and while cress
irug the railway track, a yolng ma
His horse got erightened at an en
glee, and seeing, ran one side of th
cutter onto a mound of snow, whip
upset it. The man wee thrown. ou
but was not ,pauch injured and „Ith
herse was captured at Dick's h
stable. The cutter was some, bro en.
-Mr. C. Sperling. of this town, e
Cation, ovbieh waited op, Pretnie
Whitney end his collegues th
Perliamept, buildings, Toronto, las
leased his farna on the North Road
McKillop, near Seaffirtht to Mr. Er
years. -Mr. and Mrs. Rennie, wh
have been visiting feiends in thi
vicinity for oeveral weeks, left fo
their hom.e neer Regina, on Mon
day. The Expositor ueites with
tbeir many friends in wishing, them
a pleasant journey and hopes to se
them back again sooneeMr. Geor.ge
Gray and family intend moving to
the Nor tbovest this spring. They will
be ,acoompanied iby Mrs. and Miss
Gray. They expect to. locate near
Calgary. Mr. Gray le making the
chonge mainly on account of his
edjoining, the reetdence of Mr. Wm.
loands.ozne re,sidence on it in the
staring,. It is one of the 4aicest resid-
ential spots in town. -Mrs. Black-
well, of San Francisco, California,
and her daughter, are here visiting
ley hes purchased t'he lots on John
street, adjoining the residence of
Mr. Alex. Sutherland, from Mr.
Stephen Lamb, and intends erecting
O, nice reeidenee on them- this epnivag.
Cady will be pleased, to learn. that
he is Tee.° it* o-ra is recent isee-
ere illness. --The Electric Light Co -
any have put up a lang,e, new
osite the reeidence of Dr. Burrows.
a new kind and from it ithe lamps
the private residences in the
&laity are runsalsor -those in the
Irecneeine. of Mr: McTa.vish, we have
.no *el Cho Win prove e
aeldifernee duties and res
tied have been placed o
Robert Eamon eltpped an
ily ex the, eide walk ton
onsibili ties
fell heav-
day last
week. Ile wee toneiderably sh,aken
up, but 'ware not teari•oue y injured,
and is •now, we are plea d to learn,
nearly all right egain.- he date of
the Seeforth•rece Meet t
been fixed for Thursda
day, June list and 2nd.
tioe will, ass usual, o
purses, and do everythi
power to. make. the meet Re. touctoese- -
ful, if (net mere So, then ane (yet 8
,yeer Las
and Fri-
essocia-
7 '
SEEDS. itiartince
Higginet
Timethy geed and Clover
Compare our aarapies and' prices
'with other defilers before buying. Our
quality la good and our price is right.
samearemiiimm
E Kerslake"
Successor to Hamilton & Kerslake, C4th
ger; hc.s gone 'to Strethroy to evork
oil the new baek building theeta tor
Boyd, of, Stratford, are Speadirig a,
eolidays with their par -
cats and triends in town, -We ere
sorry to leern that Mr. WilliameWea.
she, er., of the town t Hullete,
as very poorly, He is sufferenre'
'--The moving pitturee et 'the ,grea..t
International Ceingress of the Sal-
vation army In London, England,
showia in the town led]. an, 'Wednes-
day eveninrg were 'really good and
life like sand go to exemplify the !im-
mense extent ot mad tb.e great work
being done the world over by the
Salvation Army. The toronet solos
were also very skilfuely,elaeced. The
audience we's (not so large as Male
exoellence and deteitest of the, en-
naent of the Lord's supper will be
in the evening. Serviee on Ash
Wednesday evening' at 7.30. -Mr. W.
C. Landsboreugh, of Tuckeremith,
left .here for Vancouver, B. C., on
er, Mrs. Cook, a Varna, left on
Friday for Irvington, Calif o-rnia.
They. tree taking advantage of the
present redueed rates to the Pa-
tific coast and were bicketed out by
W. Sornerville.-St. Patrickle Day
will lie celebrated in St. James'
seored concert under the auepices of
the old and ,popular license inspect.
tor tor Etest Huroe, was in tovon on
Wednesday. He was oil one of his
periodical inspection tours. -Mrs.
Tagney and family, Chathapehave
:removed hack to town after an lab-
sence of about six years and occupy
their own hetuse in the East (ward.
than any other place she has beeu
in. -Many will 'regret to hear of the
very serious illness of Mre. Thome
Murphy, of this town, who bas tno
been confined to her bed fer eo
time. Her advanced (years mitiga
very mueh :against her recovery,b
all hope for the beet -Mrs. M. Ki
sena, of Trenton, is at present vi
iting an to•vve, the guest of Mr
George A. Sills.
Accident. -On Thursda„y of lest
1 weoko /Mr. 'Peter Canipbell, of the
BrODSOrk line, Stanley, met with a
waling colt in the etable tvhen the
animal %eared up, and. miming down
against the manger, fraeturing sonie
of this Abe. The injuries, although
not dangeraus, are painful and. will
lay, him Beide for seme days.
Bluevalee
Listowel, spent Sunday at his home
Duff and leiss Anderson attended the
f aneral ef the tete Mr. John El-
liott, of East Wawanosh, on FricOly
last. -Miss -Cora Messer, who at tends -
Listowel high (school, was home over
principal of our school, spent Satur-
day at hie home io Brueetield.-Rev.
the Presbyterian cherch 'last Sala-
- bath afternoon. The, congr ega Lion
WaS small, 'because of the stormy,
- weather.
1 Sodom.
Dots. -Mr., John Penhale had a
un oaber of [sheep worried 'by dogs
one. 'night last week, some of twhich
and Mr. W. Green, or Carliduff, N-
Crystt4.1 City, .Menitoba, have been
orn friends ea Sodom end vii-
einity, previous to their return to
their prairie homee.-Mr. Samuel
Stereake, who has been unwell for it
number of tmontbs, has improved in
'health, and is now able. to be around
again. -Miss Minnie, McDonald, of
Sarnia, is visibing relatives •here.
Winthrop
New spring shoes -stook complete s;eth
the very latest---mmples:of new goads in both win.
dowi-lots more inside. -W. H. Willis, sole agent
for Dorothy Dodd shoes for ladles and George A.
' Slater same for men, Seaforth. 19424
!. cohould 'bear in mind the cancert ea
the hall here, on Monday evening
next - in connection with the Ear -
mere' Institute meeting-. Some of
the. very best iavailable local talent
has lateen secured and a splendid
programme, both, raileipal and lit-
•erary has.been prepared, which will
be seiteele and pleasing to both
old and young. Several epeakers
froin a dietance will Oleo. Pe present.
w in, .aid of the. Sick Children's Hoe -
me pital ia Toronto. The* enter taiin-
te men t will be (good, the Objeot a most
ri- ' should be limited 'only by the eta-
s- , pacity of .the hale
Wall' Paper. --.Samples lobes!) Amerlo
wee paper, burlaps, minding and up.to.date dec
atione. 13orders seine price as papers they mate
Not Aung free of charge but for 7o per roll in
the MOD who do the good work. Walter Smi
J. J. Peterson, Seaforth. 1954.
th r a es __:eristnrcliee ofwnetvi gilt:giallo mitwe
Women's' Institute. - The *Wom-
en • en's tnetitute will meet at eire liorn.e
II, of Mrs. W. B. Cook, on Weuartesday,
a March eth. The (subjects foi die-
:: eussion are "Caro and selection ef
in. Happily Wed. -On Wednesdaty ev-
et enizoe- of last week, Mr. George
A. Somerville, of Medora, Manitoba,
Slater shoes for men, esaterth. Int
March. the month that stook needs ju
little extra -we have it -Clydesdale Stook Fo
Beattie Brae., Seeforth.
Is beyond doubt the extra needed. Sold onnily2.1
Rug Lose-Loet somewhere between E
mendville and Michael William% fown line, Tooke
Auction Sal, at the Rectory, Seaforth, o
mon, &Worth.
To THE, LAD.1198.-SwItobes made194
maims. elm R. Rose, over W. It Watson's offle
aturdav, March nth at 1 o'clock p. m., Bum
eeen any day btfore Bible, Rev. J. W. Hod
ne, proprietor; Thomas Brown, auctioneer.
Have yon clover or timothy :feed to bu
or owl 7 See us or tend satnplee. Beattie Bros.
Seoferth. 1942-1
For Selo cheap a dumber of pairs of &st-
olen hand made toots and shoes. . .Apply at reel.
deuce of Me. Jan atm. Egmondville. 1942x1
1,200 rolls wall paper at out prices and
ng free of charge for caeh only. measure your
owe and.secure the snaps. J. Graves, practical
per hanger and decorator, fleatorth. 19424 C
Stanley.
We are open to buy any (quantity
cloyee and timothy seed. Seed us
The Institute -The (regular month -
meeting of the Women's Institute
ill be held On Thuirsda,y afternpon,
me of lens. 3. Spackmap. The sub- so
is
fe
noble- one as well as interesting
•d a full attendance of betel old. so
d. new znembers is requested.
1
ou
sp
et formerly of Morris township, was
at
be
h.appily u.nited (in marriage to Miss
Sadie Jamieson, eldest dauighter of
Mr. Gavin Jamieson, of the township
formed at the 'parsonage, Seaforth,
by Rev, A. K. Birks. The bride was
most becomingly attired an, blue silk
trimmed with/ Russian and. a yoke of
white embroidered Silk. Her trav-
elling suit was brown with hat to
n mateh. After an (extended visit of
about a week, with relatives and
reends the young touple left the
ellowing Tuesday for their new
May their joys be ineny and trodbles
heldeeSieoe the ile.st sterile the Sea 1
forth Milling Company have been be
aecount of the bad weather and
.o.rt of Teed
in a supply
eriod when
e up in the
nesse Min -
element on
ninge next
. en ter tain-
tho best of
ma,y Want
ere wet be
offend the
wet be flats
ly (the audit.
or the dear
always look
art of Men-
a otood crop
e been fine,
re looking
round Ham -
roads. farmers have rue s
and they are now laying
to tide Olean .over the
the roads: /will be breaki
spring. --The Beaver La
strels give their enter
Monday. and Tuesday .ev
in Cardricre hall. The-
neents are likely. to be
to laugh and. grow fat
no thieg calculated to
°most 'sensitive ana ,there
of fun for aft. It le lik
n, ences will be onl
• Decay of the la
e tion far anether year
e old home paeor that. we
fer so anxiously., This
• itob,o, -wes blessed with
lott year end prioes ha
cons.equently things
e bright for th-o country
t offering his (splendid f4rrn far sabe
Seatartie on Saturday next. It is
ene of the best fa,r.eas i !this district
e grocery store for eever 1 years, has
a of going tot the Canadia Northwest.
, is a steady. reliabl young man.
- cand should succeed in hat new oa:na.
e progressivoi country. If is succee ed
our rteade.re wilt regre to learn of
in
vi
the death of ano.the pioneer- of
this district lin the p rson of Mr.
Dodds .died on Wedneef y• after oh
77 yeers of age and w s one of the
residente McKillcip -Mrs. M. C.
.Cb;osne,y, of Item street, has re-
troit.-Mr. John Mei avin, one of
the progressive term rs end horse
raisers' el efeKillop, ecently pur-
which is a very su color animal.
Mr. Arehibald paid $26 tor her. (She
weighs nearly' 1,800 °mitts and is
otherwee equally lig od: Mr. Mc -
Gavin purchased her for breeding
don, is here visiting her - mother,
MrS. J. S. Porter and ther !friends.
-Mr. john fScott, of *oxboro, ship-
ped a 6ar load .of fat cattle (of his
own feeding to Toronto on Saturday.
-Mr. Wilson Hall, af London, forra-
erly Seaforth, died in that. bey
on Tuesday. Ite was ia brother -in -
went 'to 'Iondon .on ednesday
attend the funeral.- r. Andrew
Calder, who has a wi e reputation
cently sold two pups to a gentleman
in Toren to omd one to a gentlemag
in Montreal. Mr. T. . inters,psint-
Pa
of
sa
fo
ly
ie
NO
Notes. -Quite a. number from here
attended ;the oyster supper at Mount
Pleasant last Monday eveningo-Mr.
W. Dickison, after spending several
ampbell, has returned to Winni-
ego r. George Beaver spent Mon-
ey and Tuesday in Londen.-Mrs. 3.
ameron, after two weeks visit with
r ion ds in _Exe ter, has returned
o me. -Mr. William Crawl d en -
ends going west in the spenig.-
e are sorry to lear,ri that Mr. T.
n last fall, had the naisfoetene to
all and, hurt it on'e teay hest oveek
me tiene again. -Mrs: Wm. Bray
visibing her parents in; Exeter u
Id a valuable horse to Mr. T.
andford, cif Exeter, last .ween,_
epees. Andrew and. Jaznes Camp-
% of Cogan, spent v few days
ast week on'the Thames road. -Mr.
hn Bell and family intend moveng
Exeter this week. We aro earry
lose our old friend, Johni from.
r midst. -Mr. Char les Hackney
.ent Saturday in St. Marys.
Football. -An interesting, game. of
football was played on the grounds
of No. 14 school on Thursday of last.
week, between the :team of thee
schoal and the 'teams frcim the sehool
in section No, le. Despite the feat.
that the snow was pietty deep, (the
game •was well contested, and re -
nutted in a. victory for the boys of
No. 10 by a ecore of one to ippne, The
'llatty-s of No.. 110 are ;naturally eery;
proud of their victory. The (game
was refereed by Will Aikenhead and
was, !mai tilte:SSea by (quite. a num'ber
interested epectators.
the very latest --samples of new gools in both win-
dowe-lots snore inside. W H. Willie, sole agent
tor Dorobnv Dodd shoes for ladies and Georce A.
Slater shoes for men, Seaforth, 1942-1
Grand Concer t. Wilson's hall ,
Brucefield, on the evening of March
17th, when the foglowing well known
talent will take part: Miss Susie
McGill, Lendon, (singer and Scotch
and Ir'isla, dancer ; Will McLeod, coin -
es vocalist ,and dancere Seafoeth;
Walter Pickard, tenor ; John Mc-
Donald, piper ; Mr. Reid and Miss
panise. 1942x1
Notts -Mrs. John Caskey, nee
home in Portage -la Prairie after
spending a very pleasant visit of
teree months at her home here.
She was accompanied by her mother
and will vieit for a short *tame tin
London,oguests of Mr. John Aiken-
colm Aikenhead, principaf of Blue -
vale publics school, paid a short vis- •
ed at his hom.e here last Saturday. -
Miss Eraily Clark, of Varna, is tet
efesent quite 111 at the liorcee of
her sister, Mrs. Charles Reid, of
the villaitte.-Mr. A. S. McGregor,
London, of the Sun Life Insurance
Company, was in the village on bus-
inets Met Tuesday. -Mr. Thomas
Malloy ie able to be out for a short
time ,after his illne•ss bite ds
very weak. -On. Wednesda.y of last
New spring shoes-estook complete with
the very latest-eatnples of new goods in both win-
dowe-lots more ineide. W. H. Willis. sole agent
for Dorothy Dodd shoes Mr ladies and George A.
Bleier oboes for men, seatorth. 19424
Notes.--Mes. Jas. Campbell, who
spent the winter wifte her brothers
and sisters and other rielatevee, has
returned to her home in Moose (Taw,
1N.W'.T.-Mies Ada Drake has retufa-
` ed home from her vieit to Cons:4110e.
-Miss Morrison is the guese of Weiss
St. Marys, is the guest of Miss Wil-
la. mimber of people and all lead a
Monday night. -Mr. Clemanslaw, of
IIerron.-The Women's Institute met
at the loam's of Mrs. Dalton. There
were twenty nine at the. tweeting,
end a profitable and enjoyable time
was spent.
Literary.L-The regular meeting of
the Staffa literary society was held
in the town hall, Staffa, on February
28th, with (the- president, t3irr. John
H. Norris, in the chair. After the
business of t he sac iety had been
transacted, Mr. F. Tuffin took the
chair and the following programme
was rgiven: A clarionet solo ,by Mr.
by Mise Butler, Miss Wilson and.
A. Cotton; vocal solos by Miss te.„
Drake and Messrs. IL Templeen,an
and E. daforpeth. The subject, "Re-
solved that ithe horse is of More
benefit to mankind than the COW,"
wae debated. 'Miss Ethel Norris and
Messrs. A: Norris and H. Templeman
on fhe affirnaative and Miss E. -Davis
and M,esers. 'A. Oliver and IL litt. Dor-
MEAT DI6PLAY
'FABRI
Something over 201) pieces of
New, Waistings, Skirtings, Cost
Cloths and Materiais for
SHIRT - WAIST SUIT
Ranging n Price from 25c to per
NOW READY FOR INSPECTIO
manor
au
The New Spring Dress Goods 1rom over the Se&
'now in Seaforth. They are delayed somewhat in co
but they are here in plenty of time The variety
ceptionally large and many of the Novelty 'Dress Le
are really beautiful.
Broad Cloths.
The new Costume (Botha, are med.
km in weight, firm, richly -finished
and are shown in the loveliest shades
of blue, green, brown, as well as in
Grey and; black. These- ' handsome
cloths are 48 to 54 inch:es wide and
sell at from $1 to $2 per yard.
INI)figtirf).
Mohairs and Sicilians will be very
much worn this Season =larding to
the leading faehion-journaIs. We are
showing a splendid assortment in very
attractive shadings and patterns.
Colors.-Crefun, Sky, Navy, Red,
Garnet, Brown, Grey and Black.
114)irolty !Irene,
There are sortie elegant novel
clinging fabrics, es pecially suitab
Gownings and weistings, such.
Ines, Voiles, Orepille, Crepe D
Embroidered Orepolines and
other ne* tninge in Silk, Wool
Silk and Wool combined, priced
BOo to $1.50 per yard.
hive
fixed
Fancy Su ting
.The New seasim's fancy Saitings
in nice light mixtures, as well as
Ohecke, Spots., Flakes and Hair
Stripes The old time Shepherd C.
in Black and White, Blue and
and Green with White -will be
erably worn The fancy suitings
picked from, 25c to $1.25 per ya
THE SHIRT WAIST SUIT
Promises to be very popular, and the favorite inateriali are
likely to be Taffetas, Mohairs, Voiles, Pongees, Liuen and
Cotton effects in Sheer and medium weight Some of the styles
are very smart looking. One style or waist in particular, will
be neatly ta,ilored,with vertical lines of tucks or p aits,eonintenc-
ing at the shoulder and drawn down to the belt. The skirt
will be of the plaited type, stitched frOM the belt down over the
hips and then falling free. Ask to see our new pattern book,
there are some very pretty styles shoWn
NI I •LLINERY'd
The New will be complete early in March, an
immense ifariety of Hats will be shown The shapes will be
smaller than last season, lets of flowers and ribbons will be used
in the trimming, aro the fashionable colors will be Light and
Dark Plum, New Blue and Navy tints, Myrtle shades, and
IMBrowns with a golden tinge.
KEEP OUR STORE IN IN
4 When you are looking for the newest thingie remember
that we al e specialists in everythine pertaining to Wonietem and
Childreni,s Wear..
THE E. McFAUL DRY GOODS
Seaforth ',Ontario.
exciting deb,ate (the judges decid
the debate/ a draw. The next; raeet
bug will 4:le held on 3Yearch 14th, o
the subject, " Resolved •tha.t annex
ation oft Canada with the, Unite
States would ;be preferable te
Grey.
Irlarried.-A quiet but pretty wed
dines took place at th residence o
Mr. 3. p. McIntosh/ Cranbrook, on
tWedateda.y, February .22ncl; when
Miss Mary Ritchie, sister of th
hostess, end. Mr. Charles Brodie, of
Seaford], were mairied, The bride
wore her going away gown of brown
Freetoe zebeline, with- hat 'to
match and (tarried an ivory bound
testament. Miss Alice Jean Foreest,
of Cranbrook, did her part as roa.id
of honor: in a very dainty manner.
Mr. and Mrs,. Brodie lef en the
3.30 train tor their home in Sea-•
forth. The kindest wishes of hostie
of Cr-anbrook friends/ go with' the
bride to her new home. .
The Sovereign Bank ai Canada, charter-
ed by Dominion Parliament, 42 branchee in Canada
and agents in all paste of the world. Interest on
deposits paid four times a year. Absolute security
loathed& Your account is invited. H. Arnold
unexcelled facilities', courteous treatineeriZZ
manager Bengali branch
all Tuesday, -Thursday and Saturdays. 18624f
Feed. -100 tons of Manitoba short' and
other feed on hand. Oats taken bi exchange.
Teke advantage of the lJtv price -of feed and thehigh
price of grain. D. Urquhart, Bengali oatmeall9m4211.1.3e.
Briefe-Mr. William' Chapman, sr.,
has been . visiting relatives and
friends for the past week or Ise in
Caledonia. and neighborhood. -The
Presbytery of HuTon met in Carmel
;church last Tuesday. -Messrs. G.
T. 3YfeEta.y and Roland. Cocimore have
purghased a fine new cement ma-
chine from. eur new foundry and in-
tend manufacturing eon:tent blocks
in Henson this summer. Being good
practical men their enterpriee will,
no doubt succceed.-We are also
pleased to learn along the line ef
and Me. Thoraae Welsh have each,
purchasee fine (building- tote off the
Roberthon estate et the west end
of the village, _and intend e-reeting
some mat dwellings as soon as
spring opens. Others also intend
following their good example so
that :this summee prornises to be ,
busy one it the building line. Rea-
sall: is bound ta grow and prosper.
-Mes, H. B. Ingram is in Lucknoev
having been tailed there through
tile esf her father. -Mrs. W.
Chapman, sr, ead the misfortune
last week to slip al head ef a stair-
way in toxiiing down and fat fallow
r-eceived • 'very painful injuries, al-
"eoutitant the Molsons Pestle is
Wheel
judge
ed quite tat hie home tie. Matte
- Mr. King, London, is takingeleitnii
n foe the present, -Rev. Medd4ga
- a, leeture in Ailsa Craig- on iirm..5
evening of Last .week. -The m
friends of Mr. 13. Roggen% will
gret to learn that he has been a
is still quite but all nvill bope for
• his recovery in the `near futuee.-
e Mr. and Mrs. George Trott verY
pleasantly enteetained a number et
their friends en'Wednesdoy even -
0 -Mr, and Mrs. We Wood, of London,
Mr. and Mrs. John 8hepherd.-Prof,
Sunday evening last which was
much. enjoyed.-MisS of,
Wingbara visited Mrs. F. C. MeDon.
ell last week. -Mrs. A. MoDonelt
spent a few days in St. Marys lest
week. -In the- eeturn hockey match
with Voodoo on Monday evening last
our boYs did not meet with the sixo
oess they did on the home trioir,
Lonilma winning by at number _
goals. -Rev. Dr. Henderson, of To-
oe Sabbatt last, delighting large
congregations both latt3rning end eve
ening. His sermons dealt with .the
rmission work and the reeponse made
fo his iappealo for fueds was very;
liberal. -The concert given eitieliat
ler's opera 'house on Tuestlay ev-
ening last under the auspiees
' attended and ninth eejoyed. The ean-
Professor 'Thomas Scott, who 'taught
niusic here twelve years ago but
who is now residing en the tweet. lie
was ably assisted by the followine
Trott and Setlery; etrrs. A. Murdock
Murdock playing the aecomianiner
erste and -the Rev. W. J. Doherty act-
ing as ebairman.-3Y1r. J. E. McMill-
en wes in St. Marys last tweek visite
ing friends, -We reoret to learn -that
Mrs. C. ;A. Redmond, is quite but
hope soon to see her in the nnicty-
Mrs, Weis -miller was in Toronto
this we•ek.-Miss Ida Peart, of *Sar-
nia is visiting ber parents. -Mr. An-
drew Dougall, of Wbitewater, Man-
itoba, was married on Wednesday to
Miss Maggie Tunic, sixth daughter,
of the late Joho Imrie, of Tucker-
ed by Rev. Mr. Smith, at the manse.
The eoneratulations of many friend5
will be e•xtended to Mr. and. Meer
Dougall -
Boy
-Th report 19 ip„ eirculatIontlia
ng interest in 'the Sndustrles ef
the E. B. Eddy Company, at Hull
near 'Ottawa. The report pletes the
puroliele price at $4/000,000.
these
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