The Huron Expositor, 1907-03-15, Page 8list he
We have a few halting stoves left
large number of cooking staves, must
be cleaned out to make room for
Sring pods.
Winter is not yet over, SG come at
once---Trices are cut away down.
Onr stock of Mitts, Skates, Hockey
Sticka, Sleigh Bells and Children s
Sleighs, must also go at bargain
GIVE US A CALL *
Chesney & Archibald
Mar are, StOyeS and Coal.
DISTRICT
terian +church will. give an enter-
tainment in the chaech on Tuesdar
evening next, when they will be as -
slated „by Mrs. MeIvor-Creig, Scot -
testi slayer, and .fieeprarto 0010114t, of
Sherhourne street Methodist church, tar
Toronto Cters. C, Grate, reader, and
Mr. T. 3. Palmer, organbat or St.
This wtll he an ,excelleat entertain-
ment
Odclfellowe" Night. --There were big
doings in Oddfellow circles on Wed-
needay night, For Some time Seek
Fidelity' lodge has been experiencing
a. boom and a number a new mem-
bora 'have been* enrolled. On Wed-
-alglisle.y night Clinton degree teams
visited the lodge here; and conferred
the degrees on a number of condi-
ant time was spent in the lodge room;
arid after the le:boro of the evening
khad:..cothpleted there., an adjourn -
°minion Ban wont was made to the Qtseen's hotel,
where an excellent supper wasserv-
pionwmpo........ ed, which wan thoroughly) eejoyed
Head Office
T 0 R 0 T 0 ticketed to distant points this week
43"` Nis. Somerville, ral/way andwitearn-
Ship emit Russel Istelzitosh, to -New
Liskeard, New Ontario; Christepher C.
Dale, Buron read, west,' to Pilot
Mound; Misises Bose and Mary Smith,
McKillop, to Regina ; Mr. end leirs.
Robert Smith, Melcillop, -to Sheldon',
North Dakota.
—The following . were ticketed out
_J. MeKtinzte, Beu.cefield, to Red Deer,
to Tattaten., Setskatcheymn; Kr. and
Mrs. Alfred bentnieon, Sea,fortn, to
Sturgeon. Valls.
Travellers.—The, following were
twassiimiNOINIMINNIRIENIO
Savings Bank
Deposits of $1.00 and up-
wards received and interest
paid at highest current rates.
Withdrawals may be made
at any tiMe.
akINIMIMNIMP
SEAFORT11 .BRANCH
Manager'
James Watson,
si
• THE. HURON ExF(l
W e Rest
deration at 'a epecial meeting of
the council to 'be called -4;W the Mare -
Or. The fire and water committer
reported, giving en estimate Of the
as to afferd pretentien to a larger
portion ot the town. - The -following
'am the figures: North ward, 8A00
feet $8,2251 East ward; 1,800 feeb
01,400 ; South; Ward; 117.00 fe4, *2000
Making- a total expenditure of
625; The !report was received and the
coMmittee were inekructed to sub-
mit their Scheme to a celnpetent ene
gineen to ascertain whether or not
it can ca,rried out efficiently with
the' iteee of the present =mains and the
efficacy a the proposed, lay out and.
to report to the council eel eoon as
passible. The clerk was Instructed to
ealvertise for tenders for street wat-
ering for the icemen' season; tenders
to pee received .until the 28rd of
'March. All petitions for cement walks
trluiet tbe handed to 'the 'clerk by the
15th of Apria The, fire and water corn-
rnittee were indtructed to have all
defeets we eet forth int the insurance
inspecter's report remedied as soon
ao possible. The' cc:quell adjourned
to meet et the call of the Mayor.
Successor to W. N. Watson
WORTH MAIN ST., SEAFORTH.
General. Fire, Lire *rat Accident Neuss
arse sgent, peal Estate and Isar
erc;aier in first-clasti family and Manufac-
turing Sewing Machines and Crown
f3eparators, viz.
NewRaymond and White Sewing
Machines, and National and
rine ada Cream Separators.
Also sewing maeldne needles, oil, attach -
manta, repairs end aundries for all
kinds of @swing mactinett,
With over 2fi years experience in-tbe above
bushiest): you carereat assutecrof prices
JAMES WATSON,
nutmeg Agent, end dealer in Sewittnr Machine
, and BloyeIes. North Main street, El folorth.
A FAMOUS SCHOOL'
STRATFORD, ONTARIO.
is recognized to be one of tee leading commercial
.schools of Western Ontario. Our courses are thor-
' ough and practical, Each department, is in the
Ilan& of experienced instructors. Our gradtlates
IWO in demand hnd are meeting with great success.
_Many leading business colleges employ our graduates
teachen. Write for free eatalogue. You mita en-
ter at ana time.
Send us a Horse
_AND WE ItVILL
BLANKET
Him with the best blanket
Wool, Jute and Kersey.
for the money—
Galloway, Bishop, Geat, Itorse and Imitation
Buffalo, We guarentee the Quality. Com-
pare prices.
HARNESS—
Out own make of genuine- Rubber 'Trimmed
Harness. It is the beet value in Canada.. Ask
your neighbor about thenk.
MITTS & CLOVES -
200 pair of samples at wholesale prices. — A
Plush and Wool Rugs, ;Etta.
Inspect eur stook before purchasing.
M. Broderick, -
OPPOSITE 00MMERCIAL HOTEL,
2034
The Confidence'
Of the People
our proudest poe-vssion. We secur-
forward dealing — by adopting as our
business creed
Reliable Goods
Moderate Prkes
Trethful Representation
We are of the plain people " and do'
not try to fool the public all the time or
any of the time. • If you emit the best '
value you Can get for the money you
J. F. DALY
Jeweller Si Optician
rawer of Marriage Licenses.
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the Eetate of Itobert A Seott,
The House of Refuge.—The House of
Refuge committee a the County Coun-
cil, compoeed of the Warden, 'Coun-
ty blerk Lane end Meanie. Middle" -
tone Geiger• end M. Y. ivle-
Lean,, met at 'Clinton on triday last.
They visited the, home and made a
tiataTOugh inspection of the entire pre -
raises from basement to attic and
found everything elepee tidy and well
kept. and the inmates very comfort-
ably. penvided .for. They also found
-the tarns 'buildings irt first class
order. The -printipel defect found
was the continued difficulty in pro -
meting a sufficient and contint.ous
supply of water for the tnstitution.
Since the new addition has beeni in
ues much, more water is required
'than formerly and while there an;
abundanee or water in the well, the
problem with which the, committee lei
now wrestling is to 'have the Water
harried to the main, tank withr the
present eppliancee. Some additioss
arid 'changes will have to be -made ize
this respect as soon, as possible. There
are at present 90 inmates in the home
36 females and 55 males. Of ;these
six have been admitted since Decem-
ber lst a:nd one 'has been, discharged,
'while there have been six death%
neatly from old! age. Accounts a-
mounting to $1,309- were passed by
the coramittee. The committee also
considered the advisability of giddlieg
to the present farm, The farm _is too
email to furnish protitatele employ-
rr.ent for the Itnmates• who eke atle
to work, during the summer knontba
It is thought that it additional
land were secured making the farm
from 100 to 150 acres int extent in-
stead of only 50 acres- as now, profi-
taiyle employment. wourd be afforded
for much of the labor which it is noe
possible to utilize on tile small farm
and the institutien could be made in
this *ey almost self supperting and
it would he better for the ,Inrnates,
giving them occupation for *both body
,and mind. It is possibike therefore.,,
that the committee -will nave a prop-
osition with this end in view, to lay
before the council at the June meet -
'The Councile=-The regular- meeting
of tile town council WaiS1 held on Mon-
day -evening last. All the n-Rmeera
were present. The clerk was Instruct-
ed to write. to Mr. Carnegie, the Amer-
ican millionaire philanthropist, with
the view of ascertaining the condit-
lQ118 upon wilich he 'will aid in the
construction of a Public Linrary build-
ing Seaforth. A motion was adopt-
ed for the amendment of the clog tax
ty-law, fixing the tax at one dollar
'ale dogs lend three dollars for
Property Changes.—Bir. Thomas
W. Adams hes disposed of ,his resi-
dence on Chalk street, .te Mrs. Mc-
Connell, of Johrt•street for $850. )4r.
Adams intends 'haring a, sale • of his
household effects on, March 28rd and
ein this 26th he and leis family go
their home in future. We regret rery
-Much losing isuch ;gooel.eitizens nut
e—Mr. Jemes Weir has dimmed of
hfs handsome's:residential property on
the corner of lila& Goderieh and
Chalk. streets, to MT. Patrick Welsh,
.of MCICillop. The 'price paid was $2,-
900. Mtr. Weisel has got a very neat
and comfortable property end we ex-
tedn a 'hearty' welcome to him as! a
resident of Seaforth.
CHOIR CONOEItT in the Presbyterian Ohirreh,
Seaforth, Tuesday, Mandl 19th. The clAir assisted
by Airs, Meteor Craig, Scot,ish flinger aud soprano
soloist, of Sherbourne street Methodiet church, To-
rento ; Mrs. J. 0. Greig, reader, and Mr. T. J. Palm-
er, organist of St. Paul's Episcopal client, Toronto.
Admission, 26c ; children, 10o, 2048-1
Take notice that, purtmant to It. S. 0„ Cap,
129, Seetion 38, all persona *who are or claim to be
creditor; of 'Robert A. Seett, late of the township
of Titeheramith, in the Comity of Huron, Farmer, de-
ceased, mho died on or about the 27th day of NOVent-
ber, 1900, are gequired on or before the 1.0th day of
Mar, '1007. to 9i4111 peezr, paid or deliver to &Km
Scott, the Administratrix of the estate of the .said
deceased, addressed to Box 333, Seafotth P. 0., er
the undersigned, full part ieulatii of Weir (debits, with
their respeetive names, aurnainee. addresses and de,
And take notice that atter the said date, lest piens
Moiled, the istid Adridit:stratrix will proceed to 'dis-
ribute the assets of the mid. eatate, among the parties
:entitled thereto, having regard only to the tonne of
which she shall then have notice,
Dakd this 2fith dat of January, 1907.
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1.1, Flier Strest, West, Toronto.
Solicitor tor the edmieistretris
MARCH 1907
Our claim to your approval
entirely upon the character of
our
Drugs and Medicines
We ask your trade because
we know what you buy here
will never prove disappoint.
ing. We have earned a, repu-
tation for selling pure drugs
at moderate prices.
White Pine Cough Syrup 26o a bottle
liyaPs Stone Root—
for weak, aching back 50c a bottle
Never Fail Corn Cure 100 a box
a uegetable tonic for the
syeten vafter the effects
, of Grippe #11 a bottle
We carry all the leading med-
icines. Onr stock is fresh.
Come in and see us whether
you 'buy or not,
)3011ding Lots For Sale.—ln &Antos locality, sit
uated on north side of Centre street, between dwell-
ings of John Morrison and J. Y.. Smiley ', also ilist-
class lot on North Maio StreetOuljoining office of
James Watson. The pr perty la deshible and Will
be sold on easy terms. For full parsiculars apply to
House for Sale.—Dwelling house on east side of,
Wilson St. Stone foundation and cellar under whole
house. Large stable. Price reeeonable, Apply to
w. a Sheffield, Canada Furniture 6Ianufaeturers,
O. ABERHART,
Agent for up-io.date Trusses, Syringee
Hot Water potties, Shoop's remedies,
Cook's Oetton Root Compound' and
Wood's Phosobedine,
The splendid sleighing o; the 'past.
three racial* is about all gone and
the country roads in many places are
was with feelings of much surprise
end deep regret that our citizens
learned On Tuesday that Mr. W. H.
Willie, of the new Shoe -factery, had
made alfe a,ssignment fort :the benefit
of +his creditors.. •The {business re-
quired more capital to run it thaw
Mr. Willis counted on and more than
he had available end hems the col-
lapse. Nre hope, however, that a,r-
rangements will shertly be made to
have the factory placed on a firm
and -vine ibasia. The tewn is amplys
aecured for its loan, of $40,000.—Mr.
Herbert Robertbon, a. pr eroult far-
mer or Nestle Dakota, a
,forth toy, who has bee
couple a weeks, visiting -
left for his home t
ear loads of cattle, on his farm,
and when so near he could' not *resist
the temptation, to visit hie old friends
and the haunts of= his '..youfh In this
vicinity. His 'brothers, John and
Charles, are both in Vancouver,Brit-
ish Columbia, and are doing well.—
There is talk of an, early morning
train. tgbilie. emit, during the summer
months, on 'this line of the, G. T. R.
.This train would leave Goderich a-
!bolit six o'clock, connecting at Strat-
fOrd with the train getting into Tor -
Onto about ten in the morning. A
movement is also on foot to have the
morning train vest, held at Strat-
-ford for the, first Toronto train. If
this were done we would receive the
Toronto papers about half past ten,
instead of et One as 210W.—Messra.
John McGrath end John Watson, the,
well known horse dealers of Hibberti
are now down • east, picking us a
load of good heiriry horses, which they
purpose/bringing up here to sell.—Mr.
,W. D. Iran Befriend, of Toronto, *as
in toern this week calling on old
friends. lvIr. Van 'Remand leaves
next we'dk for Regina where his ,son
now is, end where he intends spend-
ing the su.mmer. If he likes the city
he mas reside there permanently.—
Mr. 'McDonald, an artist, of Tbessal-
a studio in the store in the Carmich-
ael 'block, -recently leccupled by E.
Latimer, for the sale of his peintings.
—Mr. Fred Zeigler, of Ca.difee, Mich-
igan', and a former resident of• Sea -
forth, was calling on old friends in
town this week.—Mr. Hugh Murphy
has returned from Sault Ste'. Marie.
He wsis- head 'biackernith in a lumber-
ing icamp in that vicinity. end made
big wages, but he does. not Ora
much for thwt kind of life. He saye
labot Is so scarce that it is almotst
impossible to 'get men 'enough to
men the ca;mps at any wage.—Mr.
John Broderick, of Chicago, is visit-
ing his Parents, Mayor and Mrs. Brod-
eriek.—Miss Nettie Grieve is spend-
ing a couple a weeks with her faii-
A. W. Stobie showed 'us this
week a twig taken' etrom a lilac bush
in his gardea which was4fully leafed
out. How is this for, climate I—At a
Meeting Of the London -Presbytery
held on Tuesday, Rev. W. J, Clark,
London„ decided to accept the call
extended to biro by St. Andrew's
Pnesibyterlaai church, at Westmount,
Montreal. He 'had beetn pastor of his
London congregation for 17 years,
his OSA and onlr charge.—A lot of
draft horse, fillies and° geldings will
be, sold by auction. by Me. T. Brown,
at Dickies Stock yards, Seaforth, on.
Saturday trext, March 16th, for Mr.
John Caanolly.
•
Married Int lEdmontele—The yoeng
lady who took the leading part in the
important cererrenly described in the
&Mowing paragraph furnished by
the Bdir.onton correspondent of the
W'innipeg Free Press, is a -native of
Edmonton, and the soungest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Robertson, for-
merly of this town The marriage
took place on: ,February 27, of Miss
Grace Robertaon, daughter of Mr.
Shetiff Robertson., to Mr. Henry
Napier Lane. The ceremeny took
place In the Finst Presbyterian church
Rev. Dr. McQueen offielatling. The
bride, Who wee given away ,by' her
Unice. Apply at Toronto -Sargent Store.. 2048-1
. LOST on Monday afternoon, March ilth, on Main
*reek Seaforth, between the Commercial Hotel and
Godrich Street, a bleak purse containing, a sum of
money, also a pair of gold rimmed spectacles, and a
pair of mitts. 'The tinder will be rewarded on leav-
ing them at TIM EXPOSITOR- OYFU.SE, Seaforth.
2048x1
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, a well-bred carriage
mare, splendid traveller„ in foal to Sidney ; would -
exchange for a nice tidy gentle driVer. W. limner-
Seafttrth. 2048-1
OUR OAR Redpath Granulated Sugat due to ar-
rive this week, when we can supply Mir many owe
totnen'with sugar at the right price. Oardno Bros.,
seatorth. 200-2
WE HAVE ANOTHER OAR of Manitoba Flour to
arrive. Thie fancy grade of Manitoba Flour is -at-
tracting attention. Oardno Bros., Seaforth.
2048-2
11' BICYCLE STOOK FOR SALE. AT ONOE.-Con-
Wats of bioples; bicycle parts and repairing tools and
outfit. Apply to James Scott, Seafortb. 2048-2
820 REWARD will be paid for the arrest and con-
viction of the parties who stole a counter film the
vacant store in Campbells block, Seatortlf. William
Campbell. 2048x1
he saw a trobbin a, fewi days ago,
as the sorb was ;rising, which he says
is a sure. steel of an earlyr spring.—
Mr. 0. 11, Broadfoot Who ha.d-the
fortune to slip and fall cmi the steps
at his,zesidenee and -fracture his col-
lar lbone and two of his ribs, is get-
ting around again all right, although
he has IlOt intICh use of his arm. yet.
.—Mrs. McFaul was in Tosente this
week visiting friends.—Miss Alma
Reid has return.ed to Walle,ceeurg to
rewires ,her doties as head -milliner
in an ,establishment there—Mr. Fred
Morrison hap gone • to New Liskeard
Nell, from Toronto, hgus, one of
the stores in M. Williams' 'block and
• is having it neatly fitted, up for a
new millinery. store apd will eoon
be in a 'position to ishow, the ladies
of Seaforth and vicliiity something
nice in the line of head gear.—Mrs.
James Scott ppent Sunday last with
friends in. Lucknow.—A horse belong-
ing to Mr. John Bell, .of the Seaforth
Laundry, made things lively on Main
street on Monday forenoon, by tak-
ing a run on itte own book. -When
oppesite Mr. Ault's store it 'took to
the sidewalk end left the [largest part
of the sleigh in front of The Exposi-
females a;nd regiiiring the owners of tor office and went on' with) the
dogs to pu.rehase a tag end have; it shafts. It was captured further down
displayed on the theimal. It als-o pro- street and, no serious damage was,
done, although there - were - some
narrow tescases.—A. E. Gibson, late
manager of the Dominion bank here,'
is, to be entertained at a, compli-
mentary nenquet by the business men
credit of the eeiblic Ilbraryt, board. of. Seaforth this, Friday, .evening,
The auditors' financial statement was the Commercial hotel, prior to his
submitted and the tabstrect ordered to departure for Winnipeg.—We regret
be publiShed as required by law. A I -1-N learn of the continued illness of
deputation Seem the town band was Mese George Patereon and that she is.
present and handed, over to the coun- confined to bed most 'ofetb.et tifnee—
cil the bend instraments the proper- MISS Murdeck, of . Brucefield, spent
ty of the town and stated, that the the fore pert of this week in town,
'band had reeolved to disband erovid- the guest of Miss Ross.—Mr. John
ing the council will not in future feS- Murraerrs sale on the Wm. McMichael
eume the entire expense of mainten-1 farm In Hullettron Monday last, was
ance, receiving in tu.rn the band in- I largely attended end- good peices were
come. This would entail en annual rearized, the whole sale amounting
outlay. of ebout $300 a sear, being to Over $2,460, The farm :was not
$100 a yeas more than: the terssent sold, the up-sek price not having peert
grant to ths 'bend. A committee con- reached.—We notice with, pleasure
sisting of tbe. Mayor and Councillors that' the firm of Storey & VanBg-
Greig and McCallum WM. appointed to mond, architects, of Regita, have
confer with the band and, if passible, been selected from. -seven com,peti-
arrange for a continuance of the or- tors to prepare the plants for the-
*genization. The etreet committee sub- new Young Men's Christian Aseocia-
mitted a specirl repOrt relating to tion Building to be ereeted in. Re -
the proposed improvements to Gode- gina. 'The 'buildtng te to be 100. by
etch and North Main streets. The fol- 65 feet, three storeys; JO to be coa-
lowing propositions were submitted: structed or red pressed brick end Is
No. 1,--Goderich street from Main to cost $65,000. Mr. Bert Yanagmond,
atreet to the torth side a -Adams the junior member of the firm, is an
steeet, and Main street from thenorth old Seaforth boy, being a !son- of Mr.
side of Godericb. street to the 'north W. D. VanEgenond, formerly of Eg-
Side of rranklin street: For' Tar Mac- rni`.indville, and now of Torento.—The
adarn„ 24 feet wide, with cement curb- McGinnis. eroperty, on Main - street,
ofr either aide wnd sewer with 10 inch was offered for eale thy subtle' auc-
tiles and cross drains to each alternate tion cyn Satarday last, but wee riot
lot, will dost about $10,600`. No. 2,— sold.—Ars 'Harry Puroell, Galt, was
Plain Maca,dern with same -curb end here this week on 'a visit to his
sewer facilities Probable cost, a- father, Yer. James Purcell, sr., and
400. No. 3,—Pla,in Mecadam without other friends.—Mr. A, E. Colson, the
curbs or sewers1 probable cost, - $4e new manager of the Dominien Bank,
600. Of these three schemea the coin- has been here this week and., has now
father, was Sharer -tingly attired fir
treant Satin With rich. lace bertha and
Carried a bouquet of White reales aed
lilies of the' -valley. She wore 0, turie
Veil. bridasnmid, Mies etatheseen,
low ohm= and taffeta with ihroveht
tat. The tgrannernall was Mr. Fred
Robertson and Mr. Helliwall" and Mr.
ceremony p, reception .was *lheld at
young couple 3eaving afterward on
their honeynloort trip Ito *the coast,
The ibridal. bouquet was caught by
Woe Grace jelenstone. Mrs. Report -
son, mother a the, !bride, wore a
reale gown a black net over taffeta;
Mrs. W. H. Cooper wore grey 'silk
eolienne With white chiffeel, Sod lace
garniture; Mrs. Robert Itobertsoni
wote a cream, satin 'gown with; lace
cago
mothert
friends,
Mr. Rob-
ith several
vides for kennel liceases of $5i for
each: kennel of pedigreed animals, an-
imals to be kept confined, except when
in Charge of some competent eerson.
The sum of $100 was eilaced to the
most durable, satisfactory and in the Shanahan, the
ehd the cheapest. The work ina either men, has ente
case to be doee on the frontage tax with Me. .3'a
system, the town paying one half and and granite 'buietness. They will make
the pri ate property the other half. a strorg team and should, do we41.
The tar, Macadam will cost $800 a —Mr. George Bates has disposed of
year fo interest and sinking fund, his grecery -business hi Egrnondville
half to be paid by the town-. The to Mr. James Cumming, who has al -
cost to
will be
20 years
EvtiftTri
tO the
was
ell known Mplementi
ed into partnership
NerIlle in th,e marble
-the private pebperty owpers 'ready taken possession. — Bx-mayor
bout $4, per illst per ,year tor John, Keonedy, Or Guelph, spent Sun -
For this they get a tar Mast day with his Son, Mr.. T. G. Ken -
et and. cellar drainage to nedy, of the Bank of Commerce.—Mr.
tan town sewer. The report Fred Beattie, of Seattle, ,Washing-
eived and laid ever for con- ton, is here on a visit to 'friends,—
Notea,—If the party who took a
whip from a cutbn in the jba,rn yard
of MT. Ileggarth, the day of Roger
Riee's ',sale; would. kindly return the
same, 'he would confer a jailor. ent
the owner end at the same time.save
himself from further trouble,—IAr.
;Wm. Ryckman starts this week for
intends ternaining out there for the_
bullough's hall, on) Mondesr evening',
under the auspices of the Christian
Endeavor; wao a decided success. The
hall wale filled to the door and a;
very nice' time was epent.—mr. and
Mrs. David Allison, who have beert
spending the winter month* in -this
etarted for their home, Ro-
week.—Rev. Mt. CranSton is .again
threatened with another attack of
typhoid fever. .We hope that the
same may prove to be untrue.--ReV.
C. Fletcher, of the Thames oc-
cupied pulpit of -the Preebyter-
Ian church here on 'Sebbath evening
Concert
By the Choir of the
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
UR 0 IT, SE_AFORTII
assisted by
MRS. McIVOR, CRAIG, Scottish
Singer and Soprano Soloist of
Sherbourne Street Methodist Church,
Toronto
MRS, 3. 0. GREIG, Reader
ganist of St. Paul's Episcopal
Chureh, Toronto.
First Presbyterian Church,
SE A.FORTII, on
Tuesday, March 19th
Admission 25e Children, 100
eady-t9wwWear
Bull Solcl.—Mr. Herbert Crich, of the
west end, !recently sold a very hand-
some 'Young bull; 'about a 'year old, to
Mr. John Walkinshaw, of near Har -
Tinton. Mils was sired by the
well known stook bull, Trumpeter,
owned ty Messrs. Broadfoot Bros.
He is a nice roan color and is in ev-
ery respect a very superior animai
and brought considerably over $109.
Notett—The many friends of Mrs.
Joseph Atkieeon will :regret to learn
that she is still very M.—Another of
the respected 'residents of this tovrn-
ship has .passed from our midst.41r.
Neil .Kennedy died on Saturday last
atter a 'brief illness. He was never
married, but lived "on tbe old; home-,
stead with his mother and sister. He
was an honest,. upright, good living
man who was greatly respected by
all who knew him. The funeral took
place on 14ondat, the services
held in, St. James' church, Seaforth,
and interment Made in rite James?
pemetery, •He was just ire the prim.e
of life, 'being 55 years( o6 age.
ments
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That are Not Expensive
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Three Things
1.—Waists
31 Raincoats
OLADmAx„t SUNBURY, Barristers, Etc,* at Benefit'
Tuesdays, Thursday; and Saturdays. 2029-tf
Norice,—All amounts due me must be eettledeith-
er by eash or note on or before March 15th. J., R.
Hobirirk, 2046x2
well loidera horseman, of this vMage
last week disposed or three draught
stallions, r one of 'these being the
noted horse; Gartly Gold. Thie fine
animal wee purchased by Mr. Need-
ham, of Gleamorris. Gaitly Gold, is
pronounced by all th.e ae.ading horse-
men of Ontario to.. 'be the best draft
horse ever imported tinto this coun-
try. Foals by Gartly Gold have
won' a great meny prizeo in the old
laud. Last .yea -r was the first year
his colts were in the show( 'ring here.
and they won first prize in the draft
class at Exeter, 'Zurich and liensall,
the only places shown.
Briefs.—Our meretants are getting -
In fine spring eitocks,—Our milliners
have returned from attending the
spring openhigs in the cities And
are preparing. for thalr openings.—
Ur. and Mrs. Louis Walper•, • of the
London road, near here, very pleas-
antly e.ntertained about one hundred
guests a few evenings ago and the
nurrber would 'have been much larg-
er but for the very inclemerit weath-
er. As it was one of the annual en-
tertainments that Mr. and Mrs. Wal -
per and their hoepitable and happy -
family are In' the habit of giving and,
as they ate 'noted ror their gifts as
en.tertainers and their readiness to
make their gaests feel at home and
enjoy themselves, it is !not surpris-
in.g that migny desired to ibe present
and an this occasion criot only were
their' neighbors and friends near at
hand present, but also many from
distence including Grand Bend, Exe-
ter, Clinton Brueefield and- Kipper»
and that 'they thoroughly enjoyed
themselves was evidenced y the fact
tha,t it was well on to ive o'elock
in the morning before the disperead,
all feeling that they had s ent a most
enjoyable time.—Miss Ma gie Bell,
daughter of the late Rober Bell, was
In ,Blyth :recently , friends.—
Miss Perkins, of Wroxeter, is,, the
guest of MTS. C. Cooks -Mr, John
Stoneman was in Toronto fats, week.
,—Mr. Nelson- Blatehford ha* been eon -
'fined to his room through illness but
is tow improving nioely.-11/11.0. Geo.
Moir is in Ingersoll visiting. her son.
—Mr. and Mrs. E. Rohner moved to
Varna this week.—We wete freased
to see Mr. Duncan B. McEWen, of the
London road, in our Village ;this week
arter his Illness and to ;learn- that he
is rapidly regaining his old time
health and :rigor.—Mr. Jolla Blatch-
ford has not been eo well during the
past week but we hone he Imay soon
experience another change for the
better.—Mrs. George Joynt r,eived. on
Monday afternoon and evening fn her
newhorr.e.—Two of Mr. D. Urquhart's
brothers from Chatham vietted. him
this week.—Mrs. T. J. Berry very
pleasantly entertained a number of
her friends on Friday evening last.
—We ars pleased to see Mr. William
McDougall, who hes been cerifined to
the house for several weeka through
illness, able to go around again.—
Mrs. Shirray, of this village ver,y
plewisantly entertained a -number of
friends on Friday evening lest.—Mise
M. Carlisle returned franc London
recehtly, where she had been spend-
ing a couple of weeks with her bro-
therse-A 'number who were here from
the west, spending the winter months
with their relatives and friends. re-
turned during 'the past: weelr—Mr. G.
ROSSi who has ibeen in Hyde Park for
some time, with his son, Dr. Rosa,
is at the homestead:, on. the London
Road, and his many friends aro plear--
ed to see 'hien again, looking so
and apparently renewing his youth.—
ar. end Mrs. balyrrnple, Who spent
the winter here with their yelattves,
returned -to the West last wbek,—The
Rev. W. E, Kerre of Clinton, former -
BITYMTG really good things
is not necessarily an ex.
pensive luxury. In the
ordinary course of business, persons
expect to pay well' for newness and
novelty, but in this town trade is so
centralized that we can buy on such *
basis as cnables us to give teeny eur
prises in the way of prices to our 'ca.-
Sesforth women leave never be.
fore been able to buy such stylish
well made garments for so little moner
as they can now, and, while We do not
claim. all the credit for this, we think
we have had a great deal to do with
FORM
OLEB
Tailoring
ymade
thing
To -day call your attention to s
few leaders, and, even if the prides are
not high, the garments certainly do net:,
look out of place among the more-.
costly things with which. they are'
At $1,.Q0 WHITE LAWN WAISTS, prettily tei need with
embroidery insertion and tucks, either full or three--
/ quarter sleeves and open front or back.
At $3.50 STYLISH TWEED 81C. IRTS ; also black,
and green :Venetian skirts, tucked, strapped an
° button trimmed,
At MO
CRAVENETTE and Light Tweed Raincoats ;
inch lengths. Garments that answer e ually
well for eunshine as they do for rain.
Dress
Goods
There is no reason
why we should not
have a great exhibit
of handsome dress -
We endeavored to
procure the prettiest
ations of the fashion
makers, and we have
got them.
For 8
TweedS
FOtlie Cloths
Panamas
Roxanits
Khantonas
Voiles
Eoeliennes
n The House -Furnishing Departm
We Now Show Ilew Spring Goods
CARPETS
RUGS
MATS
LINOLEUMS
FLOOR OILS
MATTINGS
CURTAINS
DRAPRRTE
OGUNTERR. NES -
And
sermons in the Methodist church Sun- With their brother John, Who 10
day first, morning end evening. -11r. *teal 'engineer at the power
John R. Ilabltirk, of this village, has there. .We are .gladt to learn' that Wire -
engaged in the Seaforth foundry and best is able to be about gfealla—Mre
will make, a good machinist—We re- and Mrs. John Hunkin entertained JO
gret to state that Mr. Samuel Smil- number of the youth tend beanty;
lie has teen quite ill durino the past the neighborhood to a pleasant
•
1 vicinity the ether day. The 'wen fel
passed authorizing the borrowing' of 1,450101:n:heaacairtdesttsao:m—miMelyteianeanifttdhoelitnrwTsast.uesbaartegiolle.
money on the ElimvIlle drain account.
A by-law 'was also passed for the
ed topy Is te be furnished to each IlitenHuttihiesiTtrAial:r12:eusa'rewwPies.hneToa,tss,hlgenoeTy:bthrswoetwethnorelniecritaciereniciosrmwbiwapig,abthnomiwinetTede:
officer. It was decided to build ,a
b'ridge, 40 foot ispan, on Quinton'e Wit
guidence of pound keepers and a print-
Tpvisraditt,e' onciaontet*Boniise;less°11anio:n'saiv33.9:2, wanfitat:ellit3h,e caaPulp-: n...0faitLinangdonelaswaalsra_e. grts vilaexggiitsee siva
er will soon bring round the zy
a bridge on the Usborne and Blau -
shard boundary near Vbalen. The
toencil will meet again on the rth -
Notes.—Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Oh=
Lumley. "
were the guests of NT. Noah lior
and family,--Mios Maggie Slavin
Exeter, spent the past weer with
Maud Gleam—Quite a number front_
this vicinity attended the parte'
P. Case's, Sexarnith.—Mr. Gebriri
KeRslake had the Misfortune to lose
a valuable horse last week.—Meser,
Jack Glenn and Fred Simmons spent
Sunday last -renewing aequaintentee.
in Sodone—Mies Annie Horton and
brother, Wm., of Sea.forth, visited'
their . aunt, Mrs. James Norton,
is steadily improving fTt health.
Mary Broadfoot, of Brumfield,
here the fintt di the week.--Mra.
vieit to relatives en Guelph:
ton and Plarretton.—Mr. and Mrs.
kdeirlawesree-theffatigu7.est of 1Irs. James ,Ase
of April at cave o'clock.
Notes.—The many friends Of Mr.
Charles Monteith, who had. his ankle
fractured a, Short time ago will be
pleased to learn that he Is now suf-
Mr. Robert Robinson, of Mirincheisia,
who hater been very ill lik otsiskr es-
covering.—Charles Godboall ties rent-
ed his farm to Wm. Snell for anoth-
er year.—The Ladies' Aid of the Elim-
ville church had decided iito hold a
tea meeting at Pester.—Mr.
Oreery, 'formerly of Whaehelsea, has
removed to St Marye.—While Philip
Hern, of Elirnville district, was driv-
ing on the toad a few day* ago,
his horse took fright Ge dog -end
jumped into a ditch, cutting Itself
'badly. Another of Mr. leeka's horses
was kicked in, Bieter eagle time age
and has been Mid e0t .
Thames Road Notes.—Yir. W. PASS -
more slid his brother Percy spent a
couple of days in Stratford ltint week,
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growing int
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