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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1907-01-25, Page 10..F.Or. T.1.0.0; Otir store will offer many' lines both useful pd•ornamental. We have dozens of artieles that make Our *took cannot be beaten in— sellendid gifts for old rout young. ALL KINDS 010 °UTERI' ROGERS PI4A.-TED 11 IMIVE0 AND man MOREL memo TEAPOTS °ARP= SWEEPERS 11 FANCY LAMPS _ OEM FOOD CHOPPERS Also a special assortment of NEW SKATES AND HOCKEY srioSt3 Give us a call, and Whether you buy or not we shall be glad to zee you; 0111031111Y SMILEY, SEAFORTH, Hardware, Stoves and Coal. 1 DOMINION -AN BEAD OFFICE, TORGNWO. 4.16010.001.0.0010000 .111000.000000eleeeeee00.00 P. FERE EtRON ExPosrroit "00.00.0040nemmee.00,0=000.00, Capital,. Fully Paid Up-S8,000,ouo.o0 Reserve Fund. and un. tpvided profits 3,889,000 Deposits by Ptiblic 42.000,000 • - Total Assets $ 48,000,000 0010/00•10•000.0.110 BEAFWITI4 BRANOH very tactility for the traneaceing of a %nerve banking bullfinch. Collection!. made on ell points in Canada :ed abroad. Adunces made bo Fetmere. Special at - intim paid to the collection of Sale Noted. -SAVINGS BANK. Deposits of one dollar and, upwards re- ceived, end interest paid or added June 30th and December 31st. Withdrawals -may be made at ally time. A. E. GIBSON, Manager. R. s. save Bache? James DISTRICT MA.TTERS. Curlin.g.-Two rinks- from Seaforth competed int °Matto Tankard ser- ies on Thursday. The following •Com- poeed the rink. ;N. D. Bright, it C. Steele, W. Amenal W. ; W. Kerslake, 4. Beattie, N. Pickard, and R. S.. Hays, skip, r - -Two ?inks were here from Strat- ford on Tuesday afternoon, to play in the Oats' - Competition, when thei, Seaforth rink won out ,by one shot, The Seaforth rinks were Ker - lake, Geo. Stewart, Ed. Bright; and H. realer, skip, 2 down; T. Hatcher, K. M. McLean, Johneron, and Geo. A. Sills, skip, up, . Successor to W. N. Watson NORTH MAIN ST., SEAFORTH. General Fire, Life and Accident Ineur- anee agent, Real Estate and Lose Agent. ;herder in first -oleos family and dranuface taring Sewing ;Oa:chines and Cream Separators, viz. : ' New Reymond and. White Sewieg Machices. fe and Nation41 and 'Una eda Cream Separet.orr Aho sewieg meohine needle, oil, attachmen:It repairs and sundries for all kinds of sewing reachinee. With over 25 years erperieuee in the above business. you can test. assured of prices . right, squeal deethes Pad eataefaction reereoreed." JAMES .WATSON, Wins.= Agebt, and dealer in SbttilAg Machine and.13loyeles.. North Main street. Seaforth. 411P 7Zedd ° "ye- STRATFORD, ONTARIO. The leading commercial school of Western Ontario. Ouricourses are thorough and practical, while the teaching Is done by able instructors. The ambitious young men and women, who desire to get the best possilole commercial. training, patronize this school, while busInestt men are in search of our graduates to fill responsible positions. The best time to enter our classes is NOW. Beautiful catalogue free. ;ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN Principals. •tieulati. "At meeting of tlee di reobors, held after the annual meet - tog, MS. 3. E. McLean, a Tucker - smith, was re-elected presidenlif Thos. <>Prityer, of Stanley, vice-preale den*, and Mr. Time. El. Heys, secre- tary ruadhtreasurer. Travellers. -The following- Were ticketed to? distant- points this week, by W. Somerville, railway and erearet- ship agent : Eight English ernOloye ees of the woollen! mills to Albany, Mies Belle Stole to any Creek, Manitoba; Mlle. D. Keefe to her home in San ,Francisco, California, after a visit or ,several weeks with friends here. , Send us a Horse --- AND ' WE WILL — BLANKET , Him with- the best ',minket Wool, Jute and Kerney. BORES— a Calloway, Bishop, Goat, Horse. and Imitation . Buffalo. We guarantee the Quality. Com- . pare prices. -Died In? treirontoee-The followleg ap- peared InJ tne Torooto Globe Of Sat- urday "Allan Lorraine Thomson, 'YocMieert on, Of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Thomson, Of Mitchell, died sud- denly at the Tcronto General Hoe- pital, ore Thu:today e.vening. He was nineteen vars. of age, ant.wasa. third -year student in iarts at the University od Tometo. - He thed 'teen sick only, three clays, and was ret moved, to the bespiral only a few, hours ebefore he died. His parents, brother and sister, came to the city -yesterday, eta took the 'body' back with thent to Mitchill for Interment." The deceaeed was a clever Student, and ,at brig.ht and prorniering young men. Mr. and. Mrs. Thornson have many 'friends .amongr the readers of The ExpoSitor who will -.join 11.0 In expressions a the sincerest 'sym- pathy on! account Of their very se- vere bereavement. Egmondville Notes. -The* anniver- sary services -of the Eemondville Pres- bytertian church will be held on. Sab- bath, February 10th, When Rev. Dr. Marva., of Kincardine, will preach. On the following Monday evening, Rev. Dr, Merray .will lecture Om " Yellowstone Park,' the Woederla,nd. of Arnerica."-AS mentioned last week Miss Addle, Stevenecon, daugh,ter of fr Donald Stevenson, 'formerly of this village, but now living in Doug- las, Manitoba, died on New Year's Day. She was sick •odly 'a...fear months. The sympa.thy of a host of friends in Egrnondville end Seaforth. is extende ed..itO Mr. Stevenson. ---The -annual meeting of the Egrnohdville -congrega- • tion waft 'held ori the 3rd inst. All the reports showed that the pasthrear was one of the best in the history of the eortgregation. The •treasurer' re- potted all aecounts settled end a good embetantial balance on 'hand 'to begin the new year with, The Carnivar-The first fancy dress caritival of the season was held la the Palace Rink an Friday evening lasihr and was a, most de- cided et1COOsst. There were.. a large number in costu.me, and. the coetumes were as -einnerous and as varied as (1 The Beggar Student Co. -This colt - pear which, is to appear in Cardno's hall ore Friday evening, February let, under the auspices of the Huron Foot- ball Club and the Beaver Lacrosse deb will wittiout exception be the event of the semitone The programme le divided, into two parts. The Beg- gar Student Which constitutes the first • part is a cha,rming musical drama, tull of bright songs and mus- ic and sparkling dialogue. Given as lt is by a, caste who are not only *actors and actresses of the first rank, but, Singers ef national reput- tatiOn, " carrying' their own special scenery, etage settings and bright costumes tee the. seventeenth century. It presents a delightful picture for the eye as well as a therm! tee the ear. The eecond part is composed of the very newest song -hits taken from the latest operatic sensations swig solos, . duets and quartettes, Making the performance the most Ver- satile and brightest of the sea,son. The artists have been procured by these two clubs at a very heavy ex - pollee with the view of giving the people of Searottli something really good <and it is hoped the boys will 'receive a bumper house. the numbers. There was a y . DR. FORSTER, of Stratford, specialist in eye, ear, nose and throat, will _be at the Queen's Hotel, Sea --- forth, on Monday, February 4th, from 1 p. in. to 6 p, m. . 2041-2 The Annual Meeting Of the shareholders of the Sea - forth Turf Club for the eleetion of officers for the coming year 401 be eld on Friday, February 1st, at li 7,30 o'elook p. M., ot the Cominareial Hotel,. Sea - forth. M. Broderlel -, Seeretary, 2041-2 GIRL WANTED.—At once, to learn telephoning. Apply to I. V, Fear, local.manager, -Seaforth. 2041-1 DETROIT. EXCURSION, 1607. — Which date do you say is best, leave Godorieh Tuesday and 'return • Thursday, or leave Goderich Saturday and - return Monday, or, clown one clay and. retnen the next ? Write Mi. Ayer, Steamer Greyhound, Detroit, Mich,, what;you think' about it. Special trains from Wing - ham, Clinton, Berlin, Etc,' • eena HOU.SEKEEPER, refined widow with one Child wishes a position as .housekeeper. Beat refer- ences. Apply at this office write Box 374, Sea- - 2041x1 orth. SPECIAL NOTIOE.—As ' have sold my. retail btine, I am now closing my boots, and all ae- eounts nuist be oettled either by °ash or note by February 16th. W. H. Willis' accounts may be set- tled either at the shoe factory or at It. shoe tore, opposite Tux ExPOSITOR Office. 2041-3 • BUGGIES PAINTED.—Parties havii?g Buggies or Vehicles of any -kind that require painting, should bring them. In now, iti order to have them ready by the time Spring opens up, It. Devereux's C204arroi.a2ge Works, Seaforth. • - ACCOUNTS.—Our acteounta • are now ready, and We would be pleased to MVO persons call at once and settle- the same. Bros, Seaforth. 2040 ALONE)." WANTED.—Wo.nted, to borrow ;07.; d TUB EXIVNITOR 04,111e,14 beaforth. town property, about $2 600at 6 per cent. App!y at 1Trsc 0r0Wc1, spectetors. After • the - -- 1hadbad been.. Judge every' per- Local Briefs. -Mr. David Reid, of eon w,ho wished was allowed to "Brandon, Manitoba, was town skate, and the ice was crowded u.n- lair week. Mr. Reid is a son of Mr. tit' dosing time. The nand was in Hector Reid, formerly of • the 2nd attendence and livened up the ev- con.oession of Stanley. . He went ening. The following fc a, list of weer several years ago, and for a the prize winners: ,Gentee Character -1st, Geo. Israel, as Spanieh Cav- alier; 2nd, C. Crich and E. TWatraeY, as Cowboys. Gent's Comic-lst, Ben. Daffy, £111 Clown; 2nd, J. Cdrrie of Brussels, as Flying Dutchman. ioy's C,omic, under 15 -Joe 'Dick, as S. Miller 'the 2nd. Lady's Character - let, Edith Strausser, as Indian, Prin- cess; 2nd, Lillian Adams and Maud Dickson as • Night and iterning. Lady's 0omic-Haze1 Reid, as Aunt for the money— HARNESS— Oar own make of genuine Rulther Trimmed Harness. It is the best value in Canada. M1 your neighbor about them. MITTS & CLOVES -- 200 par of samples at wholeaate prices. — Snap. Bella--Trunks--Valises — Suit Cases— • Plush and Wool Rugs, Ete. Intieet our stook before purchasing. Li_ M. Broderick, OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL HCYTP31,, :Seaforth. , 2031 Watch Our Christmas Window -WE HAVE BEAUTIFUL PIPES AND EXCELLENT : TOBACCOS : ALL XINDS - ALL PRICES.. DON'T FORGET— CLEAN SHAVE AND NIFTY HAIR OUT. -13:r.A.m)Lims 331:z0s. „. Opposite Commercial Hotel, Seaforth. ;. %.'14 f • - gly • .ir Eyeglasses nray not alweers be becoming. Neither are headaches, bloodshot eyes, . wrinkled eyebrows and half- closed lide. For any or all of them this may be the alter native. We adapt the style of glaeses best suited to the face of each patron. 0 Hockey Notes. -In the Intermediate serie4 inethie district, Goderich de- feated Clinton, in Clinton, on Friday night last, ley four goals to none. -The §eafOrth team' goes to Gode- etch this Friday evening to play, and it is expected they will be- accompan- ied by a, number of enthusiasts, who go to encourage the boys... -Clinton and Seaforth played here on 'Tuesday night. Although the game was mit a brilliant exhibition ,of tosliey, it was exciting, a,nd that is what pleases the crowd... The teams were toe evenly matched, end the checking was too close to permit of 'Truett team play, but they were at it all the time. For the firer half or the greater part of it, the visitors _were eche aggressers, and their su- perior weight was to their advantage, but the home bbys were faster and had better ?combination, a,nd . this. overbalanced the difference in weight. It was a fight all through thei first half, which ended in a score of one •to .one. The• Seaforth boys clinched thger early in the second half, by scoring three in gOicle succession, and the.best Clinton could do was to tally A - • 44 4 • 'is • IFEE3RUAR y have- also to •Mention the death of an - old resident a our village, in the Persort a Mr, .larnes McTavish, who kEARINC_ SALE epaeted this life on Satueday last. Ippen for 25 'years, and few. in this te McTavish bad been resideat • OF -- miry China. During give Olper cent. discount ON ALL CHINA. _rimain.romij February we Will We do this to clear up our stook left over after the holiday trade: Big bargains, so Coale -early, to se- cure the best choice. 0000*.sumed O. APERHART, -DRUGGIST, 0A.RDNO'S = BLoca . POITIi Agent for up-to-date Truhes, Syringee Hot Water Bottiee, Shoop's remedies, 0ook'e Cotton Root Compound and Wood'e Phoenhedine. heighborhoed were better known I en he.-0Wing to the 'anniversary rvices in the Hilla Grden church on nirdwy theect there will be no. services in St. Andrew's' church, but the Sab- bath echool will meet at 2.30. -Mr. and 'Mrs, R. B. eMeLean were in. Lon. - don this week, cantos on Mrs. Me- i...sands stoker, who has mean in. poor- health. ---Mr. John Deitz, a few days aso, had the misfortune to lose a tors% which he Valued at oyer $200. The flame' day he purchased another to take it* place. The lose a a horsei won't break Jam. _ ohe being taken off. -Kr. and Mrs. Will Borland, of Lemberg, in Sask., 'visited the latter's aunts, Mrs. John ,Habkirk and Mrs, James Cumming,the beginning of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Porlan.d,Who are on their wedding trip, have been vieiting trr.. Borland's fa- ther, in Uebornee-.-Mrs. J. S. COn- iftable, of London, formerly Of Sea - forth, has gone on an extended tisit to Toronto and -Beaverton.-One of the chimneys on the new brick residence of the_ Messrs. Mulholland, of Har- purhey, WaS blown:down by the Wind' last Sunday morning, and the fall- ing bricks injured tile roof elightly. -The Huroo Old Boys' Association, of Troonto, will "hold their annual At Home in the Temple building, Tor- onto, on the evening of February 15th. -d-Wedriesda,'y was the coldest day this season Jo' far. Early in ithe morn- ing_ the the-rmorneter registered at eleven below zero -The proceectei of the lecture given by Dr. Cleaver a - Mounted to $32. • r time engaged in farming in alle toba, but he 'gave that up and' has since been extensively engag d in veal estate in several towns•in Seek- atchewan and Manitoba. He i tends remaining in Ontario for abou six weeks, -Mr. William Evans, a „ the veteran assessor of McKillop, as a- gain been selected for his ol posi- tion and, enters upon the si teenth• Year a Office. This shows ,that Mr. Evans Is a just assessor, and ' that the council of dicKillop appreciates a good, faithful and conscientious - of- ficial. •We tope our old friend may be long spared in health and vigor that he may enjoy life and serve. the. public, -Mr. John Cooper, an old Tuckersmith boy, who is now lo- cated in the Province or Saskatch- ewan, about one hundred miles north- east of Regina,. Was in town last week, tailing, an old friends. At 'present he is about forty miles from a railway, but they expect the Moose Jaw branch of the C. P. R. to lee completed and running near their place in time to remove the net erop.-Mr. Richard Robinson, of Mc- Killop, neer Leadbury, paid his 36th subscription to The Expo.sitor on Saturday. This shows that - Mr. Robinson is a fine judge of good lit- erature, and we wiett him a long life itce continue in well doin.g.-Me. George Chesney 'shipped a car ' load of cattle to Toronto on Saturday. -As , will be seen by an annOuncernenf in another column, the marriage of Mr. J. F. McLaren and Miss Jennie Ew- ing was celebrated in 'Toronto •on Thursday of last week. Mr. and Hrs. McLaren were formerly well known and popular residents of .Seeforth • , JANUARY 25. 1941 isosiiwimws,imi;poosmoraciakokek Londesboro. Notes. -Mr. X. Mains, who has been suffering with an attack Of pleurisy, is improving. -Miss A. Bell' has as guest this week her cousin, Mies Taylor, of Listowel.-tliss Kirk- donnell gave a party to leer friends oh Thursday evening, -Me. -Wilfred Crisp, of London, visited his parents this week.-Ertough snow fell this week to make good. sleighing, and people am tering advantage of, it. - Mr. jam Hill, of Summerhill, visit- ed friends here on Sunda:ye-Mr. Ern- est Adams sold a fine driver last week fori the esum- of $160. -The ser- vices in the church were net largely attended last Sabbath an account of the stormy weather. Winthrop A New School. -The ratepayers of school section No. 101 Winthrop, have decided to build a new echool during - the corning year, and as will be seen by our advertising columns, are asking YOB fenders for the erection of the same. The building will be ot brielewith cement basement, ire the basement will be a large room for 'the, pupils, with the class room above. he building will be of the most modern, kind, heated by fur- nace and everything up-to-date, and will cost in. the neighborhood of 000. When the Winthrop people do things, they do them well, and when they get their new Elehool., it will be one of the best in the county-. t Death ot Mr. John MeKinley.-A highly respected ' resident of Sea- fc•rt.h, in the person of Mr. Johre hece Kinley, died, on Saturday last. Mr. MeKinley thad reached the unusual age of 85 'years. He hid been in deli- cate health since New Years. He was one of the pioneer -settlers of this county having located in the township of Stanley itt the early days of itir settlement and by industry and good management succeeded in. Sking a caimfortabie home and a competency foe himself and family. Several years' ego he retired trent the more active duties of We, and came to reeide in ,Egmondville, where he continued to live until about three years ago; When he removed to Sea - forth. Mr. McKinley was a man of mere than, ordinary intelligence, but never took- an active part in publie affairs, preferring to devote him,: eself Ito :his own interests and to the education and welfare of 'hie family. He was a consistent and zealous 'member of the Methodist church, and !always endeavored to make his life equals witbi his professions, being honorable and fair in all his dealings with his fellow men. In polities he was a Conservative. 'He leaves a wid- ow and family of four -sons and six daughters, all grown up, and occupy- ing good positions in life. We regret to learn, however, that Mr. Me- Kinley IS very ill, and it is feared that -the death of her aged partner Will be severely felt_ by her sin her weak condition. On this eceount the funeral on, Monday was private, The remaine were taken to Bayfield, and were laid to rest in. the Zamilyt plot and they have a large circle of one, an ,dthe gatne ended. four_ to two friends :here whO will join with The in favor of Seaforth, „ . Expositor in ektending tlie moat -Goderich play here again next) 'hearty congratulations and good next -Tuesday night, and, as they. have wishes. They will reside in. Term - strengthened their team and are .out to, where Mr. McLaren has been in to win the championship, this game business ever since leaving Sea - will be one of the best in, the seriere. forth. -The severest wind storm of the iseasoni occurred an Sunday morn- - rieldnloe Insurance ComParlY.-The lag la,et and continued terough the. annual meeting of the MeKillop Mut- day with flurries of snow wad itt- uai Fire Insurance Company was held tenee. cold. The cold corning • -after, in the council cheenber, at the town- the unusually mild atmosphere of 'the meeting was presided over by My. every one. Considerable damage was previous day was somewhat trying t6 hall, Seaforth, on Friday lEfet. The 3. dt. McLean, president of the Com- done id other places by the wind & but early. The auditors' report showed none that we have heard ,of thz etchle the Ccompeng- to be in excellent fman- destriet.-Mre John A. Wilson. _was eial standing. During tire year 540' laid off duty several days recehtly policies were issued, covering insure bya.; Severe attack of la grippe, -Mrs. enee td the amount of $853,285, secure James, Scotto sr., who has been very ed' by premium notes to tne value of 111 id somewhat improved. - The $30,244.29. present there are In Ddll Engine Works was cloged down force r,162 poltcies, covering insur- an. Monday owing to some of the wat- er -lee tee the amount of $3,581,635, This sr pipes having become frozen (lure is secured ley premium notes to the Ing thei Bevels cold of Sunday. -The value of $126,290.80. The losses Paid many friends of Mr. Alex. McLennan during the year amounted to $6,604.20, will 'regret to learn that be has been ,Which include/ $2,086 of claims un- seriously III for some days, but will settled tht 1905. The working ere be pleased to know that belga:ow imt- penses amounted to $1,167.09, making proving -Mr relen McGrath, the well a total expenditure for 1908, eaclus- knovrn !horseman of releKillopees bav- ire of the 1005- elating, ad A35,745.29. ing air auction sale of heavy draft The total ateeesements paid in 1906 ,a- brood mares, fillies and gelding's at mounted to $7,090.85. At present „the Dublin on MOnday next.. It will pay Corrpany :heel a surplus on hand of -those wanting good horses to at - $7,518.89. The retiring directors -were tend the , eale.-Mr. It S. Andertion, Wears, Mtn Benne is, Logan, and of WInnieleg is on a visit to friends 3. G. atiese and Sibese we eGe&ge it* meg Evanot. /14, 1113 SetgOlith vieinity. M. Ander- all re eon le ethga,ged in the real estate Wan% e., Seat* 4 bushisss.-miss Brialy Ridadatee of John aovenlock, MoKillOp,. Were- o, is- the gueet of Miss, Pearlt ed hhflitOrer. A mattiolle Was Passitd_ •Lawreneteaelifiber le Lawrence visite ee.eaesting the direaters to - tonedder I8JC the • parental home, in Melallop ihe.thattert.ef raising the thntV ot itt.. 1a&t SaturtIO and SandayeaMiss 'nut). gurAnce: hero:* nd----ether liYu of ;Wok, pram *ataaaa :gaesa, and .paying loeses on ths srnie of th lese. Stephrt, at theQic'c'n's peres ntaaS I in the cemetery there. Brucefield. 13, R. HIGGINS. Brueefield, Fire and Life Insur- nnee andReal Estate Agent; Conveyancing, Money to loan, private or company funds ati lowest rates of it wrest, 2034-tf Notes. -Mr. Taylor, of near Grand Bend, was here last Friday visiting his daughter, Mrs. Bruce Bossen- berry, of the Dixon house. Hills Green. Anniversary, -The annivereary ser- vices in connection with the Hills Green Presbyterian church will be held ore Sunday, January 27th. Rev. Neil 'deckle, BD, of Londesboro, will preach both morning and evening. On Monday evening a social ge.thering vvili bei held,' for ivhich a, good pno- gramme has been prepared. Special mask, solos by Miss Edna McDonald and the Zurich Quartette wilt be a- mong the attractions, Aallimmum. OF -.46001. Intores. Staffs. Notes, -Mr. and Mew. Borland, Of Manitoba, have been visiting 'relatives in the village. -Mr. and Midi. Hugh Hamilton spent Sunday.at the home of Mr. T. Harellton,-Mies Eve Campbell, of Walton, who has jeeen visiting her relatives here, has returned home. - Mr. Jas. Carmichael and his sister, Miss May, who were visitiag for two months Id Blenheim, have returned home. -Miss Annie. Carlin, who was home for holidays, has gone back to Chatham. -Moi. Chappel is home from Stratford, where she,: was visiting her brother, Mr. Harbuffe-Mrs. Mark Drake is visiting her lister, Mrs. Re Hotham, of Constancee-Miss Charity Norden is home spending a holiday. Farm Sold. -Mr. ,WIlliam Turner' has disposed of his tarm an; the 3rd conceselon, which he purchased a couple of years ago from Mr. Thos. W. Adams, to Mr. Alex. Gor- don., of Tuckeramith. This is e. good' farm and in good shape. -We have not learned what Mr. Turney in- ten.es doing, but we trust he will not leave this neighborhood. Aecident-On Monday evening last Mrs. 3. Ilughps, mother of Mr. James - 'Hughes and Mrs. Roach, of Seaforth, Met witIi a painful accident at tire residence of her son-in-law, Mr. P. -Welsh, 6th concession, where she was staying. She was going out of doors, when, she slipped ind `fell, a severe straini of the muscles being the result. Mrs. Hughes Is well ad- vanced in years,. and it is fortunate the accident had no more serious re- sults. Her friends will be pleased to know- that she is getting along Wroxeter, Notes. -Mr. and Mrs. John Earner 'have returned from a month's visit with relatives in Lansing, Miehigan. -Messrs. Hainetoek and Shearer, of Howick, and Reeve Harris left on Monday to attend the county council in, Goderich this week. -Mrs. T. Smith aecompanied her daughter, M-rs. Jeiha Rebertson; on her return to Tara -lest week. -Miss Dobson, of Ford ich, visited over Sunday With 7 r -Se Mise. Edita Har -A very enjoyable the0was spent at the fowl sup- per given by the dOcidfellods Lodge to their friends Monday everting. -Mr. Li. Katfleish, of Dinsbury, Alberta, .elpent Beyeral days of the past week With, ISA steer, Mrs. a ' Rels.-Mr., B. : Morrison 'left for Mount_ Forest liatt week. -The Young Peoples' So- Ciety of the Presbyterian church will chode a iiterarY meeting in the base - anent of the church Friday evening. 4%. very cordial invitation is extend- ed to all to attend. 0000011010006110181.0", THIS STORE NEWS is good new� to persons with little money to spare, and still better news to those who have plenty of money to spend. We are pushing out of tockthe remainder of our winter goods as hard as the powettof low pries can drive them. If you come and look at the dikerent things we have to dispose of, you will understand thesituation better than we can tell it here. • Spring goods are begin ing to put in an apPearatede we need more shelf, table and counter rot,tu, therefore we put prices to the very lowest -notch on winter goods, such as Furs Cloth Jackets Raincoats Skirts Waists Blue -gale. Notes. -La grippe is a visitor in the village. -Miss Jean Bleck had to dismiss her department in the school on Tuesday atternoon, owing to illness, -Mr. Peter Cantelon, of White- • water, Manitoba, is a visitor to Bleevale and, vielnity.-eMer.Wuutani Patton took a wrong step one day last week and is now laid rip with broken leg. -Ur. James Agar, of Killarney, Manitoba, is visiting rel- atives in Morris -The annual meeting Of the Bluevale Presbyterian con- gregation was held on Monday even- ing, Mr. John Burgeso, the secretarY, being ill with grip, Mr, A. McEwen. took Ms plate for the evening. Rev. W, J. West, M. A, °cell -hied. the chair. The congregation had a fairly eue- cessful year financially. They gave over $200 to missionary work, are free of debt and have a balance of over $80. -Howard Stewart has been; ill this week. -Mr. B. N. 1)utf spent a, couple of days in. Goderich thier week, Kippen- Notes.-The many friends of Mrs. 3. Balfour, of this village, who has 'been! in the hospital in London, for rhe past couple of weeks, where she tniderwent an operation, will be pleased to learn that .ehe is improv- ing nicely, and that in a short time She wilt be able to -go around 15 ciur rnideit as usual. -This week we have to; mention the death of a good old „lady, la the pore= of Mrs. John Fitzgerald, of Cideeliaurat, who died Sif the( reoldente of her daughter, Jelba (Meta**, watt of oar tile Monday last Mrs. 'Fitz-, living with her months, where, tAre that her. 'At .1;0- Stanley. • Obituary. -On Friday, renuary lith, there passed away at his residence, lot 13, 2nd concession, Stanley, Mr. Joh* GIbion, at the age of 66 years. Deceased was a son of the late Robert Gibson altd was born on the London Road, on the farm now occupied by Mr. John Murdoch. His parents were originally from New Brunswick. Leaving the London Road, biz parents came Od the line arid settled on the farm now occupied by Mr. John Ket- chen, After *Mang to Mr. Ketchen, they moved to the second, to the lot which the deceased occupied till the the,e of 'his death. During the earlier -years of his life he sew co,m3ider- able. of the world. He was in Cali- fornia for acme years, then the rnost important gold region. He also spent some time in New Brunswick, his ancestral home. Seme years ago he also vielted Dakota. The greater part of his life, however.," was spent in Stanley with his wife and family. He was an upright, conscientious man, of good ability, independent in his thought and action, 'ret withal a genial, friendly companion and neigh- bor. He had a good knowledge of men and things, and had a wide fam- ily and social acquaintance in his home district. By fairness and hon- es -tee sauyity and kindness of man- ner he gained the confidence and %re- spect of his fellow men. He was sev- e ral timehonored with a seat at the municipal counell board of his native township, and performed the duties Of that office with honor and ability. He was a staunch Liberal and in religion a Methodist. He -was • 'meniber of the Masonic order and arlf0 of the Independent''Order of Odd - fellows. A large number Of the mem- bers of These orders attended 'the fun- eral on) Monday, 14th init., as well se -a TOY' larg.9 number of -people vicinity, allowing t*e great Which the deceased- VMS Millinery Underwear Shawls Dress Ends Blankets Etc. Heavy Pressure Will Be Put - The Sale Of Furs We will not attnapt to quote prices now ; ,simply suffico. it to say that all our furs musP go soon, so b& here early. Tailorin anti dyinad thing Cood Values In Cottons and Linens 'TIRE DEPARTMENTS which contain these pods present chances which no careful housekeeper eau 'afford to overlook. The values offered are made the more nOtabr1)e, if the firmness of man'nfacturers' prices is taken into co sideration. We hay itt view such goods as Touiels Napkins Doylies Five -O'Clocks Ticking Bleached Sheeting Unbleached Sheeting Bleached Tabling Unbleached Tabling White- Cotton Tray Cloths -- Towelling Dhoti Linen RAY Linen - About 1011 - Pieces .of New Pr .Best- QuWity, .are Ready. Inspection, 0 . • • nts A st ecinnaen (Tat& sense BM ibe Jar pled w Seiecl 0 held by the community among whom zer aurchase- a yearling Durham tele he bad lived and the orders to which fer at the Doherty rale last weele-i4 _ he belonged. He leaves a widow, a The price of fat cattle is evident:IX scin, a, daughter, a niece and alarge 011 0# rise, as a number of salel number of relatives to mourn his loss. The remains were interred in Baird's cernetery. The funeral Ser- viees were, conducted by Rev. A. H. Brown, of Varna, assisted bY Rey. Ilartt, a former pastor and warm personal friend of the deceased. The •pal] bearerswere ras, MeDermid, Hugh McDerrold, ;Wm. Murdoch, Wm. Berry, Jas. McQueen and Walter Mc - Be atter-Com. . Leadbury Notes.-Corne to Bethel teameeting on Wednesday evening, January 3015. It led under the control of the 'Adios' Aid of the church, which lie a surer sign that -the 'refreshments will be de- licious, and the programme of music and speeches eanneit fail to 'be ene have already been made or early 1.1Yery-, EMILIO Sold. --Mr. !Jan Hannah' h Held this farro on the fith eonceseloei of Tuckensmith, to his neighbor, Mr? John HaY, The- taunt contains 1 acres, has on: it fairly good butiti- inga End the price is said to be Opt 400. Mt. Hay, In his home farm baa 250 acres and this pure/lane make* like the owner et 860 acre" good land as can be foetid in Mr. Hannah, we understand, removing to the Northereatt itt spring. -Mr. Alex. Gordon has posed of this farm, .ore the Sth cession, which he pule -based aTe or EC, ago from Mr. Thos. M. Grieve to gr. James Berry, of near Staffat- The farm on/tains 100- amen, has 01# • good b ck house End _ Joyable.-Mr. Mattb.ew Coats is back barn. It lee firstelass farm, =4 heat from ManIteba, on a visit to his wart sold for $7,001). Mr. Berry ge ther and other relatives )aere. This ta is mot the first time Matt, heel -come SINIdeliiliOlt about the, first .of Marclti back to Ontario,' nor Yet 'the secost. C4or4ote .has purchased Mr W last Week, thibbling grass, -The :cattle were out in the fields but, at a S1011 0! isleKhlop. Turners term on the- Srd. eonce time of writing, it 'looks: as if wo , • would have a sniff of winter. -Joshua -The • extraordinary demand Dennison and Mrs. Dennison and Canadian apples in Scotland &nil children, of Moose Jaw, are be One ; serth of England threatens to treat tario OBI a visit. -The Young Pep- I a eorner at Glasgow, where • th ple's Circle, out here, held their last 1; 'wholesale firms are attempting to ea meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrselude the retailers. Albert Dundas, and had a good time 1 -Mr. Nathaniel Dyment, the well'all round. A pleasing feature was a • known lumberman and shorreale 15 'couple of recitations given by Uri lying dangerously 111 at "Rowan - Richard Robineen.-Mr.a Thos. Deem- :-hurest," his beautiful home, at B8r4 -Ing has sold his fine Shorthorn bull • rie. Paralysis 1.8 the cause of to Mr. Geo. Whitfield, of Grey. He was sired by Hot Scotch, owned by -kle Frede-Whitham, of Brantfor Mr. jarnes Cowan, near Seaforth, and has been awarded the contract for the the dam was from Mr. Michael Mur- 1 erection of the four tem,- Normal: die's. Shorthorn herd, out in licKil- schools in this protince. The price is lop. He lei a fine animal for his age, $212,100. The schools are to se lea - and Mr. Whitfield has certainly got cated at North Bay, Peterboro, Strati good value for thetponey paid for -him. ford, and Hamiltora -Prince Edward county has a res1.4 Tuokeismitiadent who has attained a remarkable age. His name le John Pymer, and lin (Continued from (page 3.) I eatr.e out froni Brigiano in 185, whit Wet 'End Notes. -Quite a number of his wife and three childrea. HS the -residents here are, laid up with the grip. --Mise A. Seaman, of Bien', helm, id assisting the Polka", Bev. Arif. Kerr, in the Evangelistic services. Miss Seamani is a :fluent ABC! Winter; Ing speaker, and large numbers are coming out to tile servicer, -Mr. Becht. White had been: laid up with a severti buti is now ecover' lg.-Messrs; Layton 8e Townsend are bt4ir grind - Ing graini for the farmers on Wede needay eteeki week. -Mr. a Swelt- fought 4n the battle a the Windmill at Prescott, and is Still /warty. 04 can thread a n,eedie and do sewinV without glasseslf he lives to eels,. brats his next birthday, the 12th te .April, he will be 14)8 'yealw old. was a realdent of Hillier for tortY Years, and since th.e death laler wife, about seventeen yeas $tsi he had Wade his home with hisdahritt ter, Kra. L. G. 7-omi1, a Bloornt tier&