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to you who re fitting out to
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SOLE AGENTS,
Hardware, EC 'yea and Coal.
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Every fatality for
moral banking bugle
Oollections made on
and abroad.
Advances made to
=Hon paid to the en
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the ,trigisacting
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all points in ()snack
tamers. Special
Lection of Sale 'Notes
SAVING • BANK.
Delimits ot 1,00. id upwards received,
and Interest paid or dried June 30th
Deoember Rut • ithdrawols • may
made at any time.
, - A. E..GIBSON,
•• Manager.
E. 8« HAYS. Solioitor ••.
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, aTRATFORD.
Do yonseaut a goat peewee In the
Ckunmercial World 2 The urest and
&erase road is via -tea soiled. We
give a coulee oitteein tg that is not sus.
passed by any: Busin eat- College in Can
ads. We give inirvidual inetructien.
Itherefere you may nter at any time.
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Write for five oat logand get. hill
paweldor.. - -11
ELLIOTT & itieLA t HLA.N, 'Principe
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About Rin i s 1• .
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There has be, a a lob of time
care • eepend d in @electing
riea stock of onra. Quito a
date of mo,ey spent too, for
weeted i4 ab 178 all thIDIZEI se cern
plate ae we p I sitiblf could get
We have some pate, larly. band. '
some etone boadtinatio a for ladles.
We think they itre a a a tit the pret-
tiest that we enter sa • I
• , And every bi a as attractive effect
for geetleme .
Some of them sell tor 2, and from
that price go away n to $90,
Then we ha e the cutest littlf
birthday rli ga for the yonegef
folks for $1.
You will be perfectly safe if you
depend Upon this at re for your
ring needs.
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_THE HURON
VerY pleasent time was speflt! in
fir inuele, singing, games end sioelal
ar` Chat. The young- people were the
aaeiPiellts 40f many woad and. post -
13r presents, showing the esteem in
whieh they are .After cIALL AND okr
ing a, holiday vieit with arieads in otin pnioN8 FLoult.
DiSTRIPT MATTERS.
EXPOSITOR.
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lour --
travellers.- The follawing were
ticketed to distant points this -week
by W. Somerville, G. T.*R. !agent :
Miss 'McKinley, to North By; W. -
Lindaay and family, to New Liskeard.
New Critario; laugh T. .Grieve, of
Leadhary, to Fargo; M. 13e11 Soole,
to Detroit ; Miss Nettie Boole, •to
Winnipeg ; air. and tare. Walter
Jamieson, to Hartney, Manito•ba ; C.
Btrney, the Aberdeen baker, to Cal-
vary, (leaving next Monday.
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' 'Death ,of Mr. Mowat. -Mr. John
.Motwat, a highly rispeated resident
of Seaforth, died at his -home here
on Suriplay, leaf... He was. utterly 70
years of age and had -not been en-
joying good: health for several
menths. lie was an indestrions•
well doing, honorable Mall, and en-
ioyed the high esteem af our oit-
izens generally. The funeral took
plate to the Maitlandbank cemetery
on Tuesday. He leaves a widow and
large family to mourn the loss of
a kintlihusband and vnise'parent#
Hockey Notes. -Two games in. the
Meratintile hockey league were play-
ed) on the Pialatie rink On Thursday
evening of Met week: The first'
game was between =the , Hardwares
• and the A. 0. .V It Was a bat
aarne ana there was the keen.eat ri-
• ry, but the Hardwares seemed
toi be dble to stand the paee better,
and won oat by a score of five goals
lee three. • The seoonajgame was be-
)
tween the Fouedry-Factory combin-
ation and the Dry Goods. This was
a -walk over for the iron .mongers, -as
they won by e4x goals to Ilene.
Seaforth, gullarton add
Galt, the' happy Couple will Ieave for • °UR PASTRY 144°VR
'their home in Manitoba, where they OUR' PURE MANITOD ' '
begin married= life with the best
wishes let their !many eelatives and
friends. tare. Marrison ie e =,niece of
amity Councillor I. G. 'Grieve, a
Malt illop,--;Cora. .
—see.
VW Thf3 Wet -M. Jas. MOW*
an old. Hallett boy, but who is now
a prdsperous eitizen of- Swan Lake,
Ma:nitoba, end who has been visit-
ing friends' in this vicinity cr the
pest two months, left on Monday
•for his :weetern homey:Me. MeDele
took with him a ear 'toad of horses,
mixed drivers. wed workers, which
1. he purehaged in this vicinity. A-
mong the number was a fine trot-
'• ting horse whiea -he purebased from
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Messrs. ‘Ourrey ,8t Rintel, of Wing-
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ham. - Mr.= AriaDole haesaeen a test-
deat a Swan Lake for a:bolit 17
i.a-care. Ile is extensively engaged
' in the butchering business and in ad-
ditian does •a large business buying
and isbipping cattle sadeether stook.
We trust he will get „safely home.
with , his car of horses and make so'
mueh out of them that, he will toon
return for =mother lot. , .
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Iteur New 'Story. -In next 'eek's
iExpositor we will commence a ther
•seriaI story; entitlea 'The Advent-
urers," and by the famous and popu-
lar • author, Marriott Watson, and
topyrigated by Harper & Brothers,
• la New York. This is an adventures
or rathet a series of adventures ,of
, thrilling interest, which inereeses as
t it proceeds, and is maintained until
the very last 'Chapter. It is fully
equal in literary style and interest
to the s Wings of the Morning."
which was so much apprectated by
Expositor readers.
. Successful •Musicians. -In 'the ee..
rent examinations in eonnectien with
the, Toronto Conservatory of Musio
the following pupils from this Coun-
ty were successful: Miss Effie Oarr,
Wroxeter, •passed the junior grade
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in the pianoforte tlepart men Miss
Dorothy B. Marks and May Perrin.
I Wienceter,, and Maude Tilt, Gode-
! rich, paisedathe primary grade with
! honors. -Olive Madge, -Thames road,
passed ha the Letermediate grade,.
• sight -singing deOertment. She also
• took honors in harmony and counter-
poirite and first class homers in au-
dimeats. 1• I
•Closin'g Caraival.-The remark-
• able success of tneir , first carnival
and the growing popularity Of the
rink as -a centre of gaiety and amuse-
ment, has induced the directors of
the Palace rink to give an-iramense
leaning carnival on the evertingof
.. Friday, February 23. The catnival
Iwill be :conducted on a much larger
male. rt will include races for old
and young, the acting of tablemix,
fancy skating, music of all kinds,
etc. grizes to the value of nearly
* one hundred dollars will be offered.
Some• of •these are really handsome
gifts -and we believe taat, every-
thing taken =late consideration, this
i earnival will far surpass anything of
i its kind ever given in Seatorta. A
1 large number of e.ntriee have already
I been made, many Of which are from
outside- places. All must hand :let
tickets •indicatigg what they intend
Ito compete for.
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The Onion Industry. -Mr. j. W.
Ortwein, of Hensall. was in town a
few days ago. Air. Ortwein is one
of. the largest dealers and export -
We have a slightly wed
piano, upright; 7* octave,
, walnut car in good con-
dition, for sale very cbeap,
also one Bel Organ, six -
octave, .tri fin shape and
somi3 five-oeta e organs,
• fine rpusiq, the cases are
old st le, in good repair.
• --We also carry--
- -New Pianos, Organs Sewing Machines
and all Musi Sundries
-1 Males nd Oil. _ •
G. M. Bald
In & Co.,
ers of onions 4n this part of the
country. He ships on an average
about 50 tons of onions every year.
.This at $200 per -ton, which is about
the average price, repreeents a lot
• of money. Most of the onions which
Mr. Ortwein bandies are grown in
the vicinity of Henson. He furn-
ishes the' seed to the growers and
they furnieh the land and do the
work and he purnhaSes from them
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the product. He says there ' sno-
thing a farmer can grow tiwill
give tm good a return for th labor
add outlay. As an example wa eay
state that last year Mr. Isaac 7ar-
rot1 whose • fine far& adjoins the
btation grounds at •Kippen, raised
not quite an acre of onions and he
received from Mr. Ortwein the snug
sum of $550 for his crop, Last sea-
son over $13,000 were spent in Hen -
salt for onion sets. This •will give
Borne idea of the profits of the trop
and the value it is to that part Yr
the eountry. The only wonder is
that our farmers do not go more
extensively into • the business. Of
course some years tile market may
not be so. good, but this year. there
is an active demand, although Mr.
Ortweie assures us that he never
• SEA FO t.TH. has had any trouble in disposing of
all he Can purchase.
• James Via son,
°• Successor to
NORTH MAIN ST.,
General Fire, Life an
aim agent,. Real
Agent.
• D•ealer in first -dans f
•taring Sewing M
• Separators. viii. :
• New Raymond awl
Maehteet, and-
' Maeda Oream Se
Aleo sewing machine
menu, repairs an
kinds of peeing m
With over nb year. ex
business you -can re
tight, squere deali
guaranteed.
JAMES W
W. N. Watson
EAFORTI-1. :
Aeoldent Inpur-
state and Loan
mily and Menefee -
chinos and Cream
White Sewing
ational and
raters. -
oodles, oil, attach.
sundries for all
chines.
Hence Itt the above
t assuredef prices
and intellection
„, Married. -A very pretty vreading
took place at the home of. Mr. and
Mrs. R. Coramon, Newry, and -form-
erly of Seaforth, on Wednesday eV-
• eiaing, January 31st. when their
only. traughter, Miss Eupliiiraia, was
united in marriage to -James R.
Morrison, • a- much reepeeted and
prosperous young farmer of Beres-
ford., Manitoba. The cereniony was
performed by Rev. Mr. ',Mc:Vicar,
pastliT of the Presbyteriaq church,
Atetood, in the presence of about 50
invited guests, relattvese and Weeds
of the bridal couple. At .the flour
of fi ix o'clock the wedding march
. was played by Miss Me Common, of
Galt, when the bride leaning on the
arm of her fatheretentered the. per -
kr where the groom had preeeded
Iher. They were unattended. and
green drapery, with a baeltground
of flowers.. _The bride looked charm-
• ing in a dress of cream lustre. trim -
reed ,with lace and insertion. After
the congratulations • were over the
guests were invited to the dining
room. whieh was tastefully decorat-
ed with 'bunting. and flowers and
where well. laden tables were pre-
pared in Mrs. Common's best style,
and the large oompany aid ample
justice to the necessaries arid Lux-
uriee of life pieced before tbem.
Before leaving the table the health
.of the bride and groom was proposed
by Rev. Mr. MeVioar, ie a few. cenn-
• plimentary renearke, after vehich
taey retureea to the parlor, where
TSON, stood under an areh of white and
IlatIraanTBicyeti."eAel*` Nthtr
aDdosdllillie.or sinee,S
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„Family Group s and
Children's plaos
Are a Specialty with ue. We do the
kind of work you will be pleated with.
We have exceptional facinties for mak-
ing family groups and children's photos.
Come in and see lee.
Picture Framing nd Mouklbig.
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JACKSON BROS, Seaforth.
Car Redpath Granulated Sugar to arrive, price
84.20 per 100 lbs., 22 lbs. for 81.00, Come while 300
bags last. Canino pros., Seaforth. 1002.2
• Motion guaranteed at the Maple Leaf Store, Seaforth.
Wanted, --Ritter, Eggs and all your tmde.1992lia-tlis-
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P. Dill. '
Dorethy Dodd shoe/i for:ladies, new spring stoek
knit arrived, swelles0 shoes for ladies in America,
W. I. Willis, sole agent for Dorothy Dodd shoos for
Indies and George A. Slater ." Invititue shoes for
men, Seaforth. 1 1992.1
FOR SALE, a Registered Jersey Dur ill, fo'yeah
calved Jersey cows, three Yorkehire sows in pig, and
some hens, L. G. Van Eginond, Seaforth 1990x3
The man who look.s into the eye is comi•ng to Sea -
forth at Roberts' Drug Store, February 10th.
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1991-2
I do not claim to have the largest stook but I have
'the eholcest atook of Valenoiennwand Torehor Laces
in town ; to see them is to admire them. Call and
_see them at the Maple Leaf Store, Seaforth. 11199.2111.
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE at, the Exposito`r,pffice,
Seaforth. Useful for packing, plaeing unde•r carpets
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or to put on shelves, 5e for 20 papers 199241
HAYING PURCHASED the general repair husi.
floss, formerly carried on byJ. 0.• Thornton, I am
now in a position to do all kinds of repairing. A
full line of bicycles and sundries always In stock.
'Electrical wiri, ng and fittings. Roy Scott, Thornton's
old stand, Seviforth. 199241
WANTED. -50 ease of Eggs and a ton of Butter,
weekly, also Raw Furs and 101000 Rat Skins. G.
.E. Ring, Wingham. •10924f
• Bitter Oranges and Valeneia Oinnges for Marmal-
ade. • A. Young, Seitforth. ; 1992't1
LOST --In &Worth, or on the North Gravel Road,
on Tuesday, February 13th, a black leather folding
purse with " Mary " in gilt lettem tat the inside, con-
taining 3 hills Mid some silver. Will the finder please
leave at the Exrosimon Orsasi,Seaforth,"or Mrs. Nur
chic's, Withrop. 1992-1
SHAWL .LOST. -Lost between Thirpurhey and
Constance, a grey anTi iVitite plaid woollen4 shawl.
The finder would greatly oblige by leaving. it either
at the Exroirrou °meet Seaforth, or at Clarke's
I have the hest stock of prints and flannelOttea, in
town. Calland inspect them at the Maple Leaf Store
ffeaforth. Dill. •• .•
4902-1
GIRL WANTED,-kgirl, capable of doing general
housework. Steady employment and good wages to
a suitable person. Apply to Mrs. M. Y. McLean,
Goderich street, Seaforth.
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WANTED -Red Glover and Thnothy Seed1;1tf
White
Beans, Dried Apples and Potatoes at Beattie Bros.,
Seaforth. • 19012
BUGGIES PAINTED. -We wish to remind you if
your rigs need painting; nowt Is the time to bring,
them in. R. Devereux, Carriage Works, Seaforth• .
Try Charlie Rims' hand laundry, Seaforth, for nice
work. Always gives sittkifaetion. Clothes ealled for
and deny ered. Charges reasonable. Laundry two
doors south of Reid & Wilson's hardware etore • Sea -
forth, 1911.34f
store, Constance,
Feed for Sale.-Oatineal mill feed for sale at the
Senforth Oatmeal Mills. Walter Thomson 5.7. Son, -
United. 108941
• prnt ROYAL HOUSER LD
A 000K33001t 14tEE with eyery
order of Royal Ifpuseitold.
WE. Kerslake,
Suoceseor to Hamilton &Kerslake, C4th
ter wae referred ite'ethe property
cammittee. tar. S. Best On be•
of Miss iltalpia, notified the
council- that tailless the teatenell pro- =
ceed at once to take measuees to
prevent her property ,being flooded
from the over flow of Silver Creek
he will -taloa s•u..ch proceedIngs a-
gainst the efouneil as wilt give Miss
atialpin permanent Tenet tfilie pro-
perty ctommittee tend. tile solicitor
•were inatructed tio -confer with Mr.
• Best la this matter. Mr.Brydeee,
solicitor for Mrs. Win,, Jenkins, of
Hallett, asks for $50 damages on
account of injuries she sustained on
• the Met of November last, by fal-
ling an an aflegal defeetive
a.vaIk ,ort, Main etreet opposite Camp-
bell's block. The clerk ;was instruet-
ed to came:tuning:to with Mrs. Jen -
lone and inform her that the "nat-
ter will be •duly cdnaidered. After
some other routine tnueiness thel,
council radjOurned to meet at the
1 swtifi egille -ii)a!n tAhat.4000Inneegila'naeibraastisetamte_
bly hall on Tuesday evening next
when a eplendid, musioal =and liter-
ary prograrnine will be givea ail°.
light refreehmente served aria to
1/011.0h all are :cordially invited. These
oceasiona are .alwaas exceedingly in-
teresting and pleaeant and we hope
our eittizen:8 in = leage atemberst will
*afford the eneauragement a their
presenee be the young people of the
Institute and at =the same time se-
011ie A pleasant and pretitable even,-
ing for •themsehres,--Mas. Alex.
Johnston, and her daughter, Miss
'XinItgAgitiwe oodh'a"= tarfetteurr.litaiida'ingh.elar homewne k
visiting with. Mr. stud Mrs. Rtaliert
Praiser an Mr. W. "frontley ill Sea -
forth. -34a. 'Charles Troyer, • mer -
client and peatmaster:a Hills Green,
and Mrs. Teloyer Were visiting their
=0I1d neighbors this week, Mr. and
aara. Thames Coleman, of the seeona
toncession of. Tuckersnath.-Xiss Ida
Oooper, of London, is spending a few
weeks hkaidays • with lea Mother,
=Centre ataeet.-it the Grand Otameil
a the Meters' and. Mates' Associa-
tam, held in To-ronto =this week,
Capt. John MeGiffin, of TorOnto, was
elected Grand Master. "Captaig Mo -
Giffin J8 a -cousin a our townam:an,
Mr. W. 0. Seidat-Mr. Henry Thomp-
son, of London. 'WAS here this week
lattending the funeral. taf fhe late
Mrs. Kenneely.-While in town on
' Wedn.esday, Miss Moemteastle, of
Clinton, was a guest at the manse.
Call of the Mayor. ••
A Good. Entert,ainment.--The-enter-
tainment on, Wednesday evenirtg last
plass of the Presbyterian chuxeh,
under the =spices o= the Bible
heldin =the Sabbath school roorn,
The atten nee was good, the room
teals raucli enjoyed by all present.
being Maid; The pastor, Rev. Mr.
Larkire presided. The leading fea-
ture of th.e t evening was the reoita-
tains from her own. eOmpositiens by
Mies Miceildteastle, of Clinton. Thie
lady is not only a clever and tal-
ented ;composer but 'a born elonn-
tiloatifit and •the ease, grace- and ,nat-
uralness with which she tendere se-
iodate/is is simply charming and on
this =occasion she both araueed and
• delighte& her audiene.e. The were-
• der is that so perfeot ana,a.ceom-
plished• =am, artist has not,,ectired
greater' praminence tbe litereey
• world. Well rendered 'selections
were naso igiven by Miss Ada Beattie
• and Mee Iratie Et011ilerstul. The
• notissical part' of the programnie was
• given by Miss Dodds, -Mrs. Meredith,
Miss Hattie Murray, Mies Emilia
Ruffles, 'Miss raelen Larkin, Mr.
Ray .Willis land a ehorus by the
members of tee choir, bliss Helen
Wilson as accompaniest. The girls'
drill, under the direetion or Mi.
James ktobb, was very pretty, and
the intricate and accurate
times; of the youthful ladies ?bowed
skill and attantioxi ,on their part,
and oare and patience on the part of
their instructor.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. Eyes- tested• free
by R. MeNaught, Jeweler, Seaforth. • 19874f
Dr. Ovens, ere and ear surgeon will he at the Com-
mercial hotel, Scaforth, the firit Wednesday in each
month. Horns 1 to 8 p. nt. Catanxet, squint, fail-
ing eyesight, deafness, nasal catarrh treated and r•
glasses properly fitted. Next visit Wednesday, Feb. Mri Sproat, postmaster and
ruary 7tb. ' 19834! merchant, Belgrave, was in town
-. Dav
• Leval Briefs.-Mr.el,hn and XiS/3
aenet Robertson, af Grand Rapids,
Dakota, who have Wen visiting with
Mende -in thisvicinity for some
weeks, left here fior home on Mon-
thiy.-Mr. A. Cuamore, o Chrystal
City, Maoitoba, and brother of Mr.
S. Cudneere, of Usborne, shipped a
car load of fine horses from here on
Saturday. -Mrs. Laugh, of Clinton,
Was here last, week, visiting - her
'Bisbee, Mrs.' MeDongall.-Mrs. James
Sprotrt, of Tuckeramith, was at Lack -
now lest week, visiting he,r father,
,M Jamb Ge e, ana other friends.
• A. 0." U. W. -On Tuesday evening
last a very pleasant tirae was spent
in the hall of the Ancient Order tof
United Workmen in.this town. The
.ocoasion, was the official visit of
Distriot Deputy Grand Mastee W. H.
ten., of Brussels. . The ettendante
aeas not so large as it should have
been but the loss wap to the abeen-
tees. The small attendance,. how-
ever, may be accounted for in some
degree by the unpleasant evening
and the elert notice given of the
meeting. Master 'Workman,' Robert
Jones, presided and the District De-
puty gave a most inete'reeting and
encouraging address, showing that
the'Orderhad largely oyercome the
troubles whioh had for sorne time
beset it and it has now a rest fund
'of over one hundred thousand .dol-
lars, which had been accuraglated
during the past year and which,
with continued and careful, manage-
ment on the part of thoee auther-
ity, will place the society' on a Sound
and safe financial basis, making it
one of the best and safest benefi-
tiary societies doing business in
this oountry. Addresses were also
given by Mr. George Paterson,
Mayor WilLis, Messrs. F. G. Neelin,
John McLennan, jehn 'Petersen,
Wm. &later, M. Y. McLean and
others. At the close of the meet-
ing, on the invitation of Mr. Geo,
'Baterson, the brethrere repaired to
the Ko.ndy Kitchen Where they pan -
took of the hospitality a that e
cellent hostlery and spent •a sod( 1
half hour with the District Deput
very pleasantly.
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Town Council. -The regular meet-
ing of the atown -council wo.s held on
Monday evening. Accounts to the
amount of $1,450 were passed and
,ordered to be paid. It was resolvedi
+bet the hours of the Clerk be from.
10 a. m. until 12.30, arid from( 2 fro.,
until 4.30- p. ra. (Parties having bus-
iness at the Clerk's ,office would do
well to boar these lours in mind.
The secretary, of ,§he fire brigade
natified the eounoil that Mr. John
Smith had been elected Chief of -the.
fire brigade far tne present year.
This appointment was confirmed by
the council. Mr. D. D, Wilson was
appointed a member of the public
library board, The 'clerk was in-
strudted make application to
the Bell Telephone 'Company for free
telephone service in the to:wn ball
and • waterworks, said free service
to comnience lst of Inebruaty 1906.
The auditors' report was received
and: a.ppnoved: and the abitritet or-
dered to be published. Th s nun of
t$100 was tordered to be paid on, rec-
ommit of public library grant. A
ignant of $200 wagr made to the town
,biand, half to be° paid at once and
•the cither half fin, July. A motion
wee passed authorizing the clerk
be take the necessary preliminary
steps _to have ,Main. street macadam-
ized. on: the frontage tax system, the
nroperty interested paying 60 per
Cent ,and toevn 40 per pent. Mr.
Jahn F. McMann gave notice that
the renaal of the garbage ;dumping
ground on his farm, Will be increas-
ed film a20 a year to $35. The !mat -
n Monde -Mrs Harford and little
daughter, of Woodstof3k, formerly
Mies Bella Grieve, has been visiting
friends en this vioinity.-Mr. Hugh
Grieve, of McMahen left for tea-
ketlaAind the West,' on a prospecting
tour on Montlay.-,-Mr. Alva West-
cott, salesmen in the •store of Wm,
Pickard & Son, has been sertously
ill nor several days. While playing
hockey he got 'a out in his fore-
head, arid got rold in it, resulting
in 'blood poisoning. He is being look-
ed atter by the Knights pf Pythias,
and. Canadian. Fieresters, -who -have
!supplied a professional 13411:Ac.-The
recent mild weather has destroyed
the little sleighing we 'tied, and now
wheeled vehicles are again common.
-Mrs. *.Tioleneben, Winnlpeg,has been
the guedt ef Mrs. Alban McLean, of
Gederich. street, for some days. -Mr.
Roy Scat leas pierclased the bicycle
business, ferimerly Carried on • by
Mr. Jan. Thornton, and will earry
on in, -connection with his electrical
bueineste end ticeupy the store
ferenerly occupied! by. Mr. Thornton.
Mr. &Ott was in Barrie this week,
doing some fine electrical wiring for
a Ilamilten firna.-Mr. James Lynch,
who has been leager keeper in -the
13ank of Ceinineree -here, has been
traneferred to Chatham. Mr.
Whiteside, teller in the same bank,
-hoe been !ordered to Cayuga, and
will leave here as soon as his siic-
cessor arrives. -We are •sorry to
learn that Mr. Andrew Calder is
*confined to hie residence by illness.
-Mrs. Sohn R. Govenlook has been
epending a pleasant holiday in . To-
ronto. -A few .days ago' Mr. D. Mc-
Naught who• is now steying here,
received wiorti from his home in
Inapid City, JYfanitoha, that the ixa-
plement warehouse of his son-in-law
there, had been destroyed by fire.
We are pleased to learn, b.owever,
that the Loss was mit serious. -Mr.
Utley, who is m,alrin.g his. first Cane
a.dian tour lec`taring on -Vitologioal
Phrenology., said to be one of
those pleasent speaker g• possessed
With much naturalness on the plat -
from. He is an illustrator and
writer as well as a lecturer, anCUone
feature of interest is his drawing of
pictures before the audience. :He
:uses this as a strong method in
making a point forceful. The ' kc -
tures are free and he shouid 'be
greete,d 'by large and:knees on, the
occasion of his lectures bere, the op-
ening night being February'21st.-
Miss Bona Case left. on Wednesday
on ,an extended visit to relatives in
Toronto, New York and Philadel-
13111,a-A great many will deeply re-
gret to learn' of the death of Mfrs.
H. P. Kennedy, anold and. muesli be-
loved resident of Sed
Seaforth. The sa
eveot oceurred at her residence in
• Egmondville on Tuesday, after an
illness t:a several weeks. -Mr. B.Ger-
ry, of BrusSers, anent Tuesday night
' town, the guest of Mayor and
Mrs. Willis. The latter is a daugh-
ter ,of Mr. Gerry. -Messrs. Morrow
mothers have sold their dritying
outfit and business to Mr. Themes
Babkirk.-Mr. George Hawes has
sold the old Payne farm on the affill
road, Tulokersmith, to Meseirs. CO1-
bert Trios, of • grnoridville.-The
P y. •
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Death of Miss iferidersore - Much
surprise and deep regret was felt on
Fridlay,last on learning of the death
of Miss 'Mary Henderson, second
daughter of Mr. Williain R. Hend-
eedon, of ehe fourth concession of
MoKillop, and sister of Mews. Geo.
tin,d Wm. Henderson and Mrs. Wm.
Adiams, of Seaforth. Miss Hender-
son's ,call wag a very sudden one.
• Altleaugh she had not been enjoy-
ing ,gbod. health for a year or Bo,
she wns always able te attend to her
household duties. On the rerevious
Saturday she was in Seaforth and on
Monday she did. her household work
as usual. On Monday evening, how-
ever, she took =a severe and
from that out she gra:dually sank
until the end, dame ton Friday. She
Was in every sense of the term, a
most estiraable woman and: edjoyed
in •a high degree the eettpeet of all
whip knew lee. She ;will be very
• greatly (missed in the home where
she was the only =remaining daughter
• and the mp
main dapendance raer, aged
father e and mother. to -The: funeral
took place on Mendatr and the es-
teem 1,01i011 the deceased was ,held
by those emidst whom she had lived
ell her life was amply' manifested
by the very large number wro at-
tended to teay a last tribute of re-
spect to one whom they had -so Jong
known and so much beloved.
A'.• 'Unique F,aroily Gathering. -A
getherieg tof the 'cousins, descend-
ents of the Grieve clan, took place
at ,the residenee of County Council-
lor Mr. John G. Grieve, of lYloKil-
Fop, on Friday evenieg last and were
Most hospitably entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Grieve, The party was
Composed of .311.r. and. Mrs. Hugh
Grieve, of MeKillop, and Mrs. Har -
Ord, of Woodstock, with their chil-
dren; 'Van and Janet Robertson.
'of Grand Rapids, Dakota ; Mr. Jas.
It. and Mrs: Morrison, of Manitoba ;
afre. A. Beattie and her brother,
s ter William Grieve, et' MoKi1-
110p, (son arid daughter of the host.,
• and •lnosthss and. liraster rtdbbie
Sketh. They made quite a large
and haeipy party and it is needless
to ,say they spent a most enjoyable
evening. lerevgous to going to MT.
Grieve's they aesembled at the phot-
ogrephio studio of iMessrs. Jackson*
in Setaforth, and eat for a group
phOtograph, which will be a very
interesting heir lloom to hand down
tto future generatians. As a note -
=able incident in tilts Connection we
may state that just eighteen. years
ego the fathers' and mothers of these.
clousins assembled at the residence
ef (Mr. end Mrs. Grieve, and they
had with them miost a those who
participated in this event, but they
were then 'small 'children. This
(shows how the world, 'Moves. As
tby becionati eclattered around; it is
not likely sail the -same parties will
ever have the privilege of ,taeeting
together Again.
• Bavfleld•
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n eres
ort 1\ -ow With
eiff Sprilig Goods
Fronk Now On
You Will See.
Here The Most
Advanced Styles
For Spring In
Merchandise of
Every rind s
This business has many exclus-
• i• ve avenues fbr getting the uncom-
t mon in -Many lines of Dry Goods.
All women who look here when
• Spring Shipments are complete wit/
+ see' etocks of infinite variety, a
E
et all who buy will -get the t'§omethin
Different that tbe-majimAty if per- -
+ sons like to procure to individualize
ta • their wearing apparel and -their
4. home requisites,
_ t' no small thing to-
ZfleaflS +++++++++++++++++444+++++++ have immense and Well defined
stoeks---stocks distinguishable from the ordinary run—yet this is a store that
has them.
• Come often to keep in touch, with_ the gradually extending display of
Spring Goods. •
411111110111111MMOMINIIM
FASHIONABLE; WAISTS AND
Some of the newest innovations are on sale here. Fashion,
this season, is favorable to the expression of individual
taste, and, as a result, diversity is a well defined factor of
our spring purchases.
My Skirt Leaders Stylgh SpringWaist
TASTEFULLY TRI M- -
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PLEASE CUSTOMERS_
Black -Oloth • * • v V. * • remits le sr a IF •
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z0 Cream 1 5
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SOME NEW CONCEITS -
FOR FEBRUARY AND
• MAROII SELLING •
White Linen...
44 tttt
Black Lustre
1 5
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and
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Brown Tweed
Navy Tweed. -
Navy 4.
Green Cloth.... ............
Grey Tweed, a• are• ... •••• • •
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Grey Rainproof...
Cream Lustre . ,„... , .
awn and Green Tweed..
Of" air. al. ••••_
50 a
300 4,
4 00 cream auk
500
4 50
5 - 60
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5 50 llaiy sitd Fancy Muslin.... 5
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A Few New 'Silks for IBItirt Wal,
Blitele Figured Silk With Neat Check Effect, 50e
Navy Figured_ Silk With Neat Check Effeet, 50e
Green Figured Silk. With Neat Check Effect,- 50c
° Brown', Figured Silk With • Neat Check Effect, 50e
Special Silk In C--; 'Yard Ends
. _
4 yards Navy Silk sha With Green,'
4. yards Navy Silk Shot With Brown,.
• 4i yards ' Red Silk Shot With Black;
411 yards Grey Silk Shot With Pink,
• 4* yards Oardinai SIIk Shot With Green,
4. yards Bine'Silk Shot • With (Join,
41 yards Green • Silk Shot With Gold,
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$ 2 50
250
2 50
3- 75
3 75
3 75
3 75
F. A. Edwards' Dig Benefit Sale is proving a money
saving opportunity to many and we want many more
to share in the saving,. We have put special prices
on top shirts, 50e, 75e, 81, for 40e, 50e and 7iie. 75e
overalls for 05e. 50e, 75e and 81 lined mitts for 40e,
50e and 75e. Now is 3 -our time to buy a dinner set -;
812set for 810.50; 89.50 set for 98.50. Have you tried
the new premium tea .bloynue ?" It Is excellent.
Bring along your eggs, butter; dried apples and
beans. F. A. Edwards, DE1,31161(1. 1992-1
Notes. -Mrs. Douglas, of South-
ampton, is visiting Mrs. T. Career -
on. -At the February meeting of the
'eouncil, Thomas Elliott was appoint-
ed tax collector. -Harry McGee was
renewing acquaintances here this
week, after an absence of three
years. -Richard • 'Hera left for leis
home in Dakota this week, after a
pleasant visit here, -Miss Maud Pes-
tle was home -from Detroit on Sun-
day.. -The Women's Institute held a
very interesbieg 'fleeting ,at Mrs. P.
Campbell's Thursday of last week.
Staffs,. _,
Notes. -Mr. Wad, who has been
visiting his 7(ND:train, Mrs. F. D.
Hutchinson, has gone to Stratford.
end Mrs. T. M. Hamilton
'Spent Sunday at Mr. Watson's, Fal-
ilartorn-Mr. Bray and children, of
Virden, Manitoba, are the guests of
atIrs. Charles Tuffire-Mr. John
Grigg, of Exeter, was visiting Mr.
Samuel Webb recently. -Mr. and
Mrs. Butchinson, of Grand Bend,
have been spending a few days with
Rev. Mr. Wilson. -We hope- soon to
hear of the redovery of Mrs. Carling
who has been ill for the past week.
-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tuffin were
at home to a few of their Farquhar
friends last Friday evening. - Miss
Collison, of Elginfield, and Miss
Wells, of Stratford, are the _guests
of the Misses Carlin. -Mrs.' B. 'Al-
len, of Edmonton, is visiting friends
in the village. -The meeting of tne
Farmers' Institute held Monday ev-
ening was a dedided success. The
audience was larger than on any
forraer QedaSiOn. '
•-
Chisellruret.
Dorothy Dodd shoes for ladies, new spring stook
just arrived, loveliest shoes for ladic in America.
•W. H. Wflhi,fiole agent for Dorothy Dodd shoes for
ladies and George A. Slater " Invietue " shoos for
men, Seaforth. 1092.1
Notes. -Mrs. Regan is visiting with
friends In and arouri4 . St. Jesepla
this weekeeChiselhursa -Can hObi its
own in good homes. Mr. George W.
Wren eeceatly -sold a very fine ani-
mal aor $300, and Mr. Wm. Maven
mid a last spring's foal for $120. -
The tem months' old, son of arr. D.
Brintnell died on Monday last. The
phild was never very, strang, -The
600
SFArom.
tPresbyteriens am preparing or an
entertainment' in •conneetion With
h
their Sunday school. Watch fer date
Ieter.-Miss Waugh, who was enga-
ed to teath No. 10 school, Tucker -
smith, wet* of this Tillage, for the
year, left an Friday, February 2n4,
to take a posibion in a Berlin school.,
Mr. H. Horton has been indueed by
%be truitees to teach till they can
•pleotillre another teseher. -Mr. Oe
Beien has engaged Mx. S. Dodmaueof
St. Joseph, to work for nine months.
Mr. O'Brien says he is paying abut
-out. Surely laboring men are glet-
ting their sharn of the profits of
the farm in ;his *matey now. nth.
Dodnean worked for Mr. O'Brien five
ears age.
• Dublin.
The inan Who looks into the eye In coming to Seit!
forth at Robert's Drug Store, February 19th.
• 1991.2
Dorothy Thxkl shoes for ladies, new spring stock
just arrived, sweliest shoes /or -ladies in America.
W:13. Willis, sole agent for Dorothy Dodd shoes for
ladies and George A, Slater " Invictus shoes for
men, Seaforth. - 1992-1
Dats.-Mrs. Jetnes Piero& left for
Trafalgar ton- Tuesday to be pre-
sent at the femeral of her brother,
Mr. O'Hara, who was buried there
on Wednestiety.-Mrs. P. 'Evans and
Illtre. J. Krauskropf spent Tues4aT
in Seallortle-Miss M. Carlin, Str
ford, visited Miss M. Williams o r
Sunday.-Mre. F. T. Jacabler spent
few dIays last week with Mrs. los.
Weber in Seafortle-Mies Agnes
Oollison, Divan, is the VrtleSt of
Miss Bertlan this week. -Miss Geary
Of Hibbert, arid Miss Brophy, West-
• field, spent Friday with the Misses
lKenny.-Mr. Lbety %relit to Oran -
brook on Monday. -Mr. 'D. Williams
New York, Called -on friends ill this
village' on Wednesday. A :very,
1 pretty. wedding wan solemnized ati
St. Pritriek's church on January al,
when Miss Lyle Oaepenter became
the wife of Mre J. J. Purcell, la pT0i.4
• peTIOUS YO11111g leueiness man of Sees
forth. The ettremony was perforeaa
ed• by Rev. P. gainlan, West Larne?
cousin- of the bride, The bride wore
vYgerreypnsiltkty,belfollinsetef ageirdeye:hiatit: 1Pilattif
and carried White carnations. Miss
Flo. Wild was the bridernaid and
was attired in a pretty reseda oos-
tame with hat te mateh and terale
pink searnations. The groom was
'supported by his brother. Mr. Barr
T'urcell. After dinner Mr. and Mret
iPurcill left or Seaforth where
they will reside. We wish ther
every happiness.
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• Bruoefield.
Notes: -Miss Mend McIntosh is en
the sink list this week. -Miss TZate
Harte retterned to the Normalwohool
Toronto, lest Friday. -Miss Hama.
ton, of Inclianolee Iowa, Is visitiar_
her aunt„ Mrs. Sewers, at the manse.
Buckler and Mr. Valentine
Diehl are both on the siek list this -
week -The saorament of the Lord's
Slipper wet delebrated in the Preee
hyterlon thuroli on Sabbatji last. On
the preceding Friday preparatory
services were held, *tea tiered by;thei
Bey. Mr. LOOkie, of L'ondesboro; and
Thanksgiving service Sabbath vv..,
ening, when Bev. TJ. W. 3.Ur4nhart.
Of Kippen, rescupled the prapit.-Xiss
Aggie Beattie returned from visit-
ing in Bend Mills last Tuesday ev-
eding.-Miss Man a Chrysler spent
last week and this the guest of her
11.71013, XT. B. B. Higgins. -Mr. anti
Mrs. Allem Dougiao visited friends in
Blake this week.,
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