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CLOTHING STOBA
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GREIG CLOTHING
rhe Do
pitd.
rhe Ex
pro
Bench -tailored"
are very Superior to
chine -made."
Garmen
the
Me
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vot to .
ot e -pree
thr da
te it en etn I GI°P 'utsrv e1
014 tell *
See ;k39;ch
m0 e4 .th
1 wthe, voopah
C' ater
off thee.,
Ileth:•rsadeall
fie at ea
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in in t
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fur her .
nut tot th
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let ers! an
ft nde a
th al, not
in. bey,
it,. al ex
if they c
un I Atte
ed, • thy
en kiln -
to ailoOt
be free t
it i9 ado
fre uc
a°• and
in wastio
t -IMOIle
th nuteti•vgeoe
it tiecom
icno tni tihtteU
t4:
to ritr"y .;
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loger1 t
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oth e fel
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ar
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theast
14
ion I to the eircu stances in connectio
ett with the incorporation and iorganiz
tion of thell'armersBank and- t
granting Of a certificate by the Tre
ury Board pernILting the eaid bank
transact busln.e88. This was clearly a
polltical move The motion was made
in amendment to a motionley the Gov-
ernment to go into Committee of Ways
and !deans ar1 If carried out would
have been a vote of censure upten the
Government. Etad this motion been
made at ano er' time -and In another
WeeY and in hich it ',would not Le-
uPen the Government et
n discussed on its merit
yen this political el
edly an for the pu
g Opposition speake
ord; insinuations, veil
susPicions against t
et Finance Minister a
pertinent, which cou
through the count
create party unit
element in certain co
tarlo where the Fa
a e, or 1eer
Efie binde
'ureeetidal t.ha
eaI
b ge a dIo
npett,ii:flaseet4dire
Ye are al
inetas,; and .t
• disetission
I 3.vvie the int
uch as the
t continu
and, wi h
12114taniecaterm t
jnl
But on e
re prepai
designed
And al
them he
Is reppee
n lentititnhoyisna.t..., the
•they
ac
no 1clefin
do
a e0Sion.
pee di :.rem
he pposi
• q' estie
et,
ni Prov
y 'their
h 1r p
ent f
n 'dal
S fro
et7trhes
ning
ey
off
ericans
aei;ntsht !it h
e ng rutne:i thteeedyr
Ile ' more
ta° ;Loyal
during
sion on
agree-
' with.
Col
Unusucti
Merit anti
completenesit
Eratbraesng
the Newest
Types anti
Colorings
for
prim
itirtmer
?ealm of Wash
theirprices
:at Itt 41444 4414 fir.ta• ft
Fe ffWCUlli-11-atAC*6
ng
23 to OC
25c & 30C
special a
special 2
t5C tO
IOC to
2-0C to
t5C t
N almost every branch of industrial, development t in-
troduction of steam and electrical 'power and labciti,s v -
jog machinery has revolutionized the processand as of
production. To a limited extent, this is true f tail
The sewing machine is used by the best and p rest of t
ors, but there are several important operations n the mak-
ing of a garment for which no -satisfactory machines have
et been invented -nor are they likely to be. here is he
element of personal taste and artistic touch Which see s. to
make it quite as impossible to make good Clothes b a-
chinery as to paint good pictures by ,machinery. Th true
designer and the true tailor are both artists, and thei art
cannot find complete expression through machinery. This
explains why so much " bench -tailoring," which eans
hand -tailoring, is put upon 2oth Century Bran Gar cos.
Every dlian that comes to us for Spring
Suit, mit go away looking late (i miner.
When he ets into One of our S tits, he s
inside of t BEST Clothing that's rn,a
1'
Do not place too much, on prices *on yo
• see the garments at the price._,
That is what will tell yoa the whole story.
ti
to
0
AIM
n-
ut'
nes
en
In
te
0 er
ar
ti tit
uP
re
ion
st v
the A
itt a
ould, t
ag
,votet ae
neroerss ti
f h
to
r
ha
su
o
Mr. %ix;
tiro
tette o
#. giv
porter
uld h
the
r to r
tieg
e t b th
othe
Tor
:fr
2SC
dde
beg
el a
at t
Ole r
u I der; th
Re ay
, re
Oleg
livered
nte It
a iaj
tho
Its
te_ t
itis f
°eat
s
fl len
°Obi
t
t -it
t • tia
d vedend
•t ett an
t all.
•tbtts hi
v4e r
ble
its
ies
Po, porti
' earl b
raptani
strous f,o
ther go
e. The
ranee"'
ut
f then
are
he
t
tel
ion
ed
to
is
ne
vi
to
ar
he
w 11 -
nee ,
con tit
ty
rti
aye dee valve cer 1100
might ha
tes and
f cone Mimics e
e other beet it wee
reeopeoe pow ot cite.)
hat ot an: inso cb ofae:
ee ell be sent broad
7casiot;; and in thee
the Finance
t°nlialgaeetonar:',1
against the G•
ecmduct of t
stare stithencies lo
at ,w mere Bank f ilure is a very sore su
ject, To the uninitiated this may n
Try out
a suf., seern a very honorable thing to d
but this Is p rtye warfare, and goes
everent exemplify the old saying that all
er lacke
ye
On
fair in love • and politics. Now, ' t
uae.:Vtetl°4--:! iVilleh eXiSte s the organization '
real facts In ection with this en
ut ter are that ev ry tittle of eviden
uestil
"0,7iterte the company an the granting of t
"9 certificate to th bank has been su
b'zlerselle°, initt,ed In pre ted form and has been
ee' before Perlis) ent for severe' weregS,
r'elninb' escli°mrre
0 thco procured eve ifea dozen Commissiolits
and no furt •le l'inforMatIon could be
were eppointe This information %haws
e m e feet' pt laht , g rt Yso 0:enotet14.
Jr political t-
is
ng1 li re twihviont;
teel decifadi;
Tty of.
tad then
!
a
oth
ly
lea
at'd
the
Ul
a
0
e
fo
In
av
bit
St
Wc
re
111
that in so re a the Finance Pepar
ment, which' issues certificates,
concerned, e ything -was dohe in a
regular and roper manner and pr
cisely the a e as in other simil r
cases. In fa t even greater pre -ea
tions were t kete in this Instance to
°see that the ecessa,ry legal torment s
were compli with than helmet cas s.
The Departm nt frankly admits that
lfl eorne respe ts,ithey were deceived by
the adsrepre ntations and pereurY.
Travers, the late. managed". and or
which he is oW, serving. a term In the
penitentiary. But the . failure of te
• to mismanagement . aid
nes methods after it
and doing business, ad
ult of any tirregularitin
zation of the Institut! n.
nt • had no Just or 1e al
•theolidrig the charter a d
e so they would ba e,
gree of justIce, be nt,1
arge• of playing into. t
other banks by refusi gi
hater to an instituti
ely by and designed r
1. farmers, as its nat• e
r irregularities and bad •n- I
• rescalities which actu 1-1
Wreck of the bank aftler
on. the Government 101
LIS;
n -
he'
se;
rid
ts
•ULJ.
bank was d
not be improper b
osition it. an they are was esta,blis
etooo
ft Par hVaeni)se;enrtupalnenotWS a re
tt in the ore
'
people by dheir ob- The 'a.,partne
ta tic The 10 ger . thle reasons foe
or. th more ap areat doe e had they do
g gwf eang ae lrou d gainsto 'grant a •
huesti n' so' vicio sly. The
ath,taat
t.ti I he ae,I °II n ds 1 ri ° itle 11 ci-php oa Ns'ae "
, hands of tbe
ovipeittihto8°P): de
ey pr long the goa .. "IP the benefit
'PIN f- themselve ati - the
orgarti
, zed la
II bI for Ithetta er e Only one empties. As
reallyl in their h arts .opposr vestments an
. are the Ontario To le.s, . and ly .
oes te line a .d el edgime no more pow
stice eded In w j -I) flg the - its organize
ilt•
Cannot .extert
'caused th
dio et ene or Istiek to !them on respeet more
nt on some techn call grounds
fteri ad ,e1m1)Y. o'-POled the er business . e
e an in vie*, 0 the publiod
on that the
r trol. a whole
n the ;responsib IRO of tl
ge out • - all doubt the
he wont .
d I Baste what - the la
the authorit
very
•
Material'
a „matter of
was hard pre
lenient , are
is ; an oPeh taken advent
itAnn -under . ne ss circles.
o rtien's; dee
sopporters.
merle down
:daY an the upon, the bar
by Foster en had they
they .did not
mind that 'w
havd ' caused.
pi alization
eitting dis-
h t effect
tads. •rte , would have
person woul
they are n
bank a
.,..,„ could not h
e ;Board of "
s ;mild be •; the ..
e resolu- ' the Govern
1 placing the
I the
0 this
I C
ve de
cited'
f r
ru
•t
;be
s of
day
4
Ours
611 indeed
}et the Prices are Moderate :
7.50 10.00 12.00 15.00 t
Me Home
of the
t Beautiful
LS 40.:ND
Wric.A.L
gt,
NEW • SPRING
eneeeedened
4er arid Eg-gs
_
60 0 DS la
tAFORTILAVk
•
1
We make it; our business t
that the right bat nd the righ
get together. _j ,
We've New Spring Models
ed to all classes of inen--for th
• must be fitted as 'well as the
More sof; hats *ill be wor
season than ever before, and f r t
young man wan4ng smart heal
wear, we've mede great provisiO,
We are showi0g all the
chic blocks, smart trimmings
style features and new ha
colorings. •.
The young ma4 always
certain styles in ats and "
here with the goods" to pleas
• More conservative shap s fi
er beads.' We've everyth ng
right in Hats. •
$1.50 $2.00 $2.50 to
•
new,
rielen
es in
esirs
we'e
r ol
ba
Government
'westerie a
tc t the oVe
stances, It
tn, the p po
aria
racNd
as M.
overnorn
s Ontario
y McLea
spent th
a Whet
•is many
ment to
of tne c
I Caned
tion of t
onera,"
all rigii
etc the 0,v
rporatio
t Mr. Me
gthY sPe
rt of
adien
This por
ds to 'its
at
1
its
por
sh
fl
a
nt
lenay
Coth
earl
•
to
anwa
h
the( le
,irt- s
is t
f t
a
11
te
ro
•
r.
1
1': t
v lu
ul
tp
publ
.4vd
the
e,
t e P R
vi
e other o the tr
ey wouldbe
oroonildpe
made theite m n
of the hands
hy the count
1 reme tin
t y have
thy have
Tite1se lands;h
vain
1ir owners,
the countr
-• se lieg
bythe 11
e
bee
't h
a
a
be
of
a hal
W
the
uce
rb a
in a
o
o ly r lwa
issomonhaeilye p
•knot4n
than ve
ro Ile tne
other s
all rates,a lt hi e6 dYlt
be for
reductioi
tcy and
would
• 4
tei couiij
betaking
hav
de an
c pro
penden
e0
nies. ,
et and
ch
• out
oee 1 ds
o al right
rio velue
been m
by the
by the
bringin
than ce0 a
enteepr
in lmirov
ore,
unearne
d bei
or the be
nd a goo
upporters
he 04'.R.
e tbat
tegory.
o itNx.
:good ma
ru
be
ry.
up
.21
d• t
Its ,
t
he
the
re
SELA.HOILTEL
But
t the only
Luded in his
ities or towhs
de.a
ot ibne Vete
mien
HIE GREIG OMNI GOn edne.sd:
k4„
• thee
shape
of Hal
ending' t
appol4ted
in itself;
r -c pitalize-
e. But this
ea ,le -after
eh which be
s amend-
• ac fic Rail -
r. ' ion "pays
eholders
til it esnow
as inueli
;McLean
tCorn-
ele ;rates
of Plea
hes1 way
in them.
that' the
Canada.
ti,
re
ct
Physicians
mortem. I
plete conf
the knife
mitted.
Both, J L
charged: w
on, will
•eizee, veld
• is said ir sanity will be the
both cases.
The Crown will be repre,sen
T. Blacks ock, K. 0.
lamm........*Itemeweemmermers
Canada
tepayera of Ayinie
of ;seventy, pas
izing the expendit
iodating the town
rnmenced at once,
d Smith, the nine
Ornith, 0, Hamilto
, was insta,ntly Idl
ay while tryin
in front of this di
nearly cut off an
ly mangled. .
rn. G. Morton, of ami
dead In her bed ne
, tler ,husband Ieft her
went to- work. inle etif
OUnd
W9,
hl
, of
ty
iJud
tired' or - the house that a
Is e toe phoned to the fi
tLie ince. ; firemen lost no
tato the entrance, but the
St ecli. !Mg dead on the
ith ixtet having been corn
caeh by looting the
say a small bag lab
bool collection,. which
all sum of 'money, • nd
g on the safe, lwa
who conducted t
is understood the.
sion reveals the 1
tth which the deed
ine, and George
th killing his six
°me up for drial
h open on April
ste • • River Front road, Young,Langlois start -
1118 corn e ed to drive down intonsie ehallowdvat-
'patina er beside Walr'e eFisnery in order te
'was time clean tne mud, frora 'his Wagon, deahute,
wietewas playing by the roadside, clerab-
(anstonee ed tne wagon1for 24 nide, arid; re -
year Old mained on it wheel turned ;down the
the nee river. As the -water' rose about filial he
itlfh. It began to show signs Of childish ter-
Tile- Ire ror, and seeing trite, Langlois drove
still e fuferitilieo; a
otitg,efehdidijekleaterge. to fiVei the
ed b
-Joseph Phillip% eX-manager I • of
manager of the York Loan. Savings
Company of Toroth), was released on
• Saturday from the Kingston • peniten-
!haw}, het tiary, 'having eoraPleted .bis full teem of
✓ o control them in t
than they have to c
ale establishment or o
terprise, and for there
law does not give th
, and even Governme
their authority beyo d
allows them. There is o
partment knew the batik
aed for means. That was
eneral knowledge in bald -
But had the Government
ge of this knowledge, eve
he legal authority, which
have, they would at once
a suspicion in the public
uld have resulted the Arun
len resources which• it
ve.i resisted, and which
roeght its ruin,. and no
• he any better off than
. •But it would naveigiven
the ties an excuse for
a e of its failure upon
ent,. as' they might verh
properly ba •aeld the argument that
i.
although in dig iculties - they would
have pulled thr ugh alone. Some of
our sa
strange :t anks have seen times
When had th,ir business been thus ex-
posed they o ci not have etood • the
test any ar• h better than ithet.Fare
triers Bank h one. Of course the Ope
position kne his all right. But
tbey saw a opportunity to `make pole
Meal grist na some good ! cdmPalgq
literature,• d they took advantage o;
the opport ity. But any person wh
will careful • nd dispassionately pert.
uee all theyid nce will not be much
influenced b tlhe declamations of tie
Opposition • uritrg this debate. And ne
Person wo have been more &sap,-
nted tha they had their motiaxi
Ott all that, two ivaluabl
evoted to ite discussion.
sort of thing, coupled with
tely long speeches, which
prolong• the sessions unnecessarily. But
I do not know of any vemedy except that,
-The r
A majorit
law auth
000 on re
Will be c
-Rieha
eon of `H
*nt k epe
edn
he track
head was
was terri
-Mrs.
wae foun
last week.
When he
trom heat dieease. When
head was buried in the pil
though s had been writhi
-Ano rein -council has
appoin ing George Paters
Oralne, to be etvege of the leo
at NV g, in succeselon t
• K. Walk r, wbo recentlet r
euperannu t100. Mr. Paters°
end propr tor of the Delora
-Darin burglars broke
poy shoe store in Lindsay
tiesday niJit and got away
°liars in
,trange t
Sunday s
tabled a Is
was sift'
touched.
-John May, liverymano
on, win, driving a tra
oheptow n Wednesday of
In the bl ruling snowstorm,
the brlzL at Dunkeld and
outfit pl nged into the wa
eccupants of the rig elle
reaching the bank, but Mr
1iiie our year old cl
animal b trig drowned.
• -A far
‘thoughti
tnagistrat
with- a 1
ket and
pleaded
In the
was asse
tributed
h a
e of
year
res
d at
to
e.
- • moderate carried. But
anant,years days were
d dividends This le the
the inordin
- Owing
rienc ift lin;
i t
eke a
Woulo de
lly dis-
Ka eeljdthene:ettai1:.mihtn!.3. etrgs e stau aweeh 1,khc eeew ehi raus
linsannd
wrong
a dh:mi riirtnoohaeoidrs.
ese alone
ore; than
.R thheevne)
ofits ,out
unearned
dr rehhitcebti
hnetimuebuliec_.
rti ns of
•teyieetsrret
e:wie,on,4•dekt, srouenvdsidento,
•he own enticed the;
heir
October, an
1.vhich rests
press the bl
Ottawa,
,sHas
r. A report
Edward J
jail, cherg
Andeison, t
murdered a
fair last f
found sin a
that he an
crime. -The
been made
inspector o
has made
rich recen y. ,,The dotter, however.
denies that. DAY confession had beert
made to hi '
The .repo confesalom contradicts
given at the Inquest laee
he now admits that 110
Anderson girl from the fa
the vacant building, a sho
ay. After some altercation
:threatened exposure, he
once with the jack knif,
cumbed almost immediately'.
ro a attack, Jardine al-
to a lit ot !temporary
d lister, realizing his deed,
idle building to his heme,
aehed the blood from h113
thing. Ills broddhig,over
lied him to return ee
pre he stripped the body
lag by slashing away ea,Cla
knife. Jardine's ace
method of accornplishirta
tine °sideline tee ,the
with the people, vi, sup-
thethkites at the polls.
nieL
aroh 13th, 1911.
rdine Confessed?
contest from Goderich that
no. at present in Goderich
with the murder of Lizzie
Goderieh girl, who was
• the time a the Goderieb
II,' and whose body was
avant house, bas confessed
he onlY was guilty of the
confession is eald to have
Dr. 11. Ortice Smith,
prisons and asylums, wha
eouple of trips to ..lode-
bye faur year. making ; allowances for the
$4,e two months off eaelt year foregood con-
orn duct. ' Mr. Phillips" spent three years
and three months in wenn. Ile left oa
old the train going west, probably foe .To-
lir- ronto. He is in eXcellent health. The
oon York County Loan ensile very popular
rose company, in whica thousands of work -
Hit ing people invested !MOT savings, The
od ' failure of the comPeny,:largely, as the
,
; result of over speculation in :ea1 es -
tone tate, consequently worked a iiardshtp
dant on many people. ! ,
bed -Mrs. John Motley, aged 68, Was
ered burned to a crispby failing while
1 ckrolieootinatherdahye,r mil nte
.;llinetiSety. Ca,hawatearilenne:
i
ner walking with all bled /amp from room
e
, •
ssF , in the house at the tprie, eo exactly
le bow the accident occurred will tever
,, t
;t ; be known. It was only when -passersby
Di, ' noticed the flame in the inter! r ofri alarm was tele -
e: headquarters.' The
ime 10 gaining ' an
Woman was then ly-
floor, her clothes
etely ;destroyed by
ate. : the flames. A br keh lamp was found
iled (on the floor beside the laodet,, '
coet 1 -1What Is believed to be a record
hich i deal in farm land, ; for the district on
uen e ;; another man
ininjauns takentea4 Ppal ate: ewle,hehraesb yiereahe:
. : proprietor of a hotel in nelentelm, with
•
e led for. the amine* iseason thirty acres
eek, i of the farm of 4 darnson, one mile
hole ailing $900. This price for the use of.
ore] from Blenheim, kr $30 per acre, - tot -
The the land for farm purposes for one
in year probably heel no equal in iCanada.
lost The land wiU be put in 'tobacco and
the even at this high figure with a good
season should weli repay the lessees
who Of late plenty of land has been rented
the around the Blenheim nielghborhood for
hay tobacco growing purpoas at from $20
are to $25 per acre. '
earn -Driven to despondency by the re-,
of mud alization that his health was hi dati-
sdae. He ger, W. Morton,
cl cone in the Toronto b
pb
olic.6 elatik
ontrebaasem
i,eoearimtito
Wa
st
rove
he
ere
eded
Ma
Vet',
.er, of near Inger olt,
sly," as he expial t
weighed a buziel of
ad which he sold o the
ater fed it to (h
ullty to a charg
lice court last Th
sed $1 and costs •
3.50 in all to th
court ex hequer.
--Premi-r Walter Ldecott, of Saskatett- by sending a32: .
collapsed under ,the s rain into his right te pie. He had ban in
he has been subjecOd'fo two t Ottawa attending the 'funeral oi a
s the result of title blo king telative, which enperience is thought
the Opposition at the ge to have made him more melancholenTne,
nd will leave the pe-ovin foe manager of the real branch oe ear
Me. bank stated that he young man : bed
The always been a steady, trustworthy oe-
don tidal, and there , is not the sllebtest
and suspicion the,t finanelal embarasernent
a had anything to to with his act. The
young fellowts he ks were certainly all
who right. Be boarded along with this enoth- of Mary Maxwell, pellet of e late
.Adam Elliott, took its the old
lacly passing away at the hone of her
son-1nelaw, A. Somers, 11th cohnession
ot Greye in her T2nd tyeare Welle fail-
ing heatlh woes noticed, Mrs. Efliotti
Wae in bed for only- about ten daye
before her demiee. Pneunaonia, tollowe
'death.
ecd in
ying In ,
e to
111
a -
the
only,: aged 26, teller
aneh . the Oanic of
ed suicide in the
• Saturday meriting
libre r lv
Ewan, ha
Ito which
months
;tactics
ielature,
hie healt
;Calder w
'Premier
would n
sapplies
three we
• -Augu
escaped
•lamellae
the guar
back to t
Ing from
called a
re
s :01 eT ThLs dm fro 30 e tri- insanity, a
bandscould wtbheer'3c r lamhneed.
int
nother the scene, w
MO Ion by of its clot
otherRoOpyai. of
coaruntlelewi• t
ndire WA Work
. In his absence
11 lead the Gover
nnounced that
t be sought thie
•'on.
eat
lisol
•
ar,
ere voted, thus eaclin
ks' deadlock. •
te Panneton, the lenati
11
rem the asylum 1 ; Mon
ly after inurderin • one
lens last week, 0,5
inetitution on FiddaY
LeAssomption. Th ele
' a 0
•a farm to Ihire
when the farmer informed ,him
there \NIS a man in the kitchen who
did not seem quite right. It nren
evident
te hahtisPalrionngetotriramwpa,s atpapkairnegatiira
in the
Rivers.
-enlatt
a herrn!
of Hull,
by tyin
shotg
tents int
071 SUnd
edY was
Friday,
investig
about.
open, an
17-
".."••=4405
OS. Publisher*
$ a YearJj.43034EZee
ister, who is an ogLrit-,of tho . Chile
dreh's Aid Society, and the censtable
Lound the family In an iawful fate ot
degradation. As a result the sie
.sme.11 children, ranging, in agd from
ten montns to ten yeatee are tempor-
arily housed in the •Berlia hbelter.
Scantily- clothed and barefooted, with
then. feet sore and poisoned, 4uddiod
about the stove for wa.rreth, the little
chiteiren were pitiful objects. ieut one
bed served for the eleepino place for
the eight members of the. farniii, Folice
Magistrate Davis cornrnItted the cell-
dren to the custody of, the Coltdren's
Aid Society, , 1
-Rev. J. W. MeIntose, of 'Mitchell,
was presented wita a purse bf gold on
Friday nignt by members of Knox
=tech congregation prior to ;AS de-
parture for Italy and -other European
cramtriee. Mrs, idelntesn reed ed a
prior to sailing for tete lettet
t.,
lov,elet banquet. Farewell ermons
were preaceed on Friday to rowded
congregations and Mr. and Mrs. Mt-
Intosn left on Monday for pronto.
..”;The death occurred on Monday ol.',
last week of Miss Prudence MOSE,
daughter of Aire. Mess, of St. Marys,
following a lengthy lelness, MI Mose
had been an invalid for eevera year,
but she bore her suffering petiently.
She was a life long Member ;of the
Methodist church, Miss ;MOBS Vta born
on theieemestead in West Nisseturi, the
family removing to Et. Marys about 120
Years ago. She leaves to mourn her
loss besides her mother one brother
four sisters, , 1 4
-At the sate of al/tr. J. R. 'llorcv-
son. seventh concession i of Logan, on
Monday of last week, Prides dan_highe
the total figures netting $4,500. Eleven
horses brought $2,177; I a colt, 'rising
one year old, sold for 1$1.53; another,
rising, two years, brought $171.; 'and a '
third, rising three, WaSi ktIOCket% down
at .$202. TT:g leer: tv:s ob5rootiagl.$7,caattnide
$1..80 respectively. Covve tan as 'vet
:was the. auctioneer.
li
coming two, *85 a pair; abeep $.30 a
'pair; br000. sows, $49 each. itai Jones
-Mrs. William Brown, an esteemed
resident of St. Mann passod *Way on
Saturday last, in her 17th year. She
had been in failing health for over It
Year. although ; etbe •wes serloaely ill
only a short time, Mts. Brown was
deeply devoted to her family ad much
setripathy is felt for her family in their .
;bereavement. She WESS '1a, natio of 's
.Killarney, Ireland, and came to Can- 1
ada in her girlhood, her fathete being
the late -John Bennett, one of the
pioneers of Illanshard, who Ovvned a
farm near Rannoch. rive years ago
, Mr. and Mrs. Brown eelebrated their
fiftieth wedding anniversary; Besides
• her husband she- lavee to mourn her
loss a family of four! sons and five
daughters._ :
Huron Notes ,
-Last week Mr. Griffith removed
frern Briessels to Winnipeg, wire she
purposes making her home watt her
son. She has been a resident Of Brus-
sels for the past thirty tYeara. and
carries with her the good wishes of
the community. . .
-On Saturday, Mad:4;11th, spirit .
eat
akeh
orn-
ctive
eigh,
that
ectien of his ho in hree
-
w Kennedy, aged54, living
s life some dista ce 0 tsicle
sulcided some time last weetc
a string to the trig er of
n and discharging the con-
•
ot discovered till th foll wing
,
his body. He wadlas seen
Y. March 12th, an the %net.-
teh,ennesot mhaevinnegighbote:enwenthitorn
entrtheedYb.46elesehlareokzewss n tifftb gurikl4nd
lying across the bed.
-Tne Hamilton police on TaesdaY
began ' a investigation hit the 'death
of Jonn 11 Atkinson, who as leech
In Ham lton cemetery. At nson wee
suppose to have died suddenly;from
stornacn trouble. It has Once
discover d toat he was ba ly eaten
up in a frbrw and brougne me . y two
mniemil'asw a°;• raasnetkalelooY r'w.nTehen Itieth aeYd gil
veife sa s her husband kepteying
tives be eve ne was a It'd' of foul
c
"Bob di it," but ne woul I not men-
tion tne men's name. Agri eon'st vela -
play. . /II .
' -Geo ge Cauchey, C.P.R bra man;
of Wort Bay, was struck 1 ornC enYs-
terious antler one day t w ek by
le,
eaistbou d Winnipeg expr ss, torte*
miles nest of North Bay ' sus Init.;
a coin tuid fracture of t skull and
a brok leg. Cauchey was braking on
a treig t and was sent b ek t flag
the ex ess. The engineer of the ex -
n, La d ,the
ence was
. R, 'way-
iden a
o dpihPnrg aellicaarihttillY2:.
press
first la
when t
men ca
Death
was 24
VMS an
tor let c
•line fro
tion, gl
700 mil
rich an
which
ing the
ed that
cornplet
hopes 1
lug a
Toron
-Je
Stanley
of pare
above
double
dian a
o'clock
'norses
into t
•carried
deep'
dea,tn
011 spe
Debate
tne
not see the flagrr
imation of his pr
e engine struck hi
not understand the, a
sulted next morning. C
years old and married.
Canadian Pacific ! ail
ounced on Friday, •;
ntracts for the b
Hamilton to Gue
Ing Hamilton connectiof with
• of the C.P.R. road to tiode-
district. This is an extenston
• arnilton has clamored for der -
past five years. It Is expect -
the line from Guelph wili be
by Christmas.- t
Hamilton
ei
will- have the eff of divert-,
lot of trade, that flow ions to
to Hamilton. i
mien Langlois, aged 18, and
Labute, seem yeaea old, gene
te residing in SeatilwirEast,
alkerville, were vIcti of a
rooming accident elf tne cane-
oppoeite Belle isle about 6
Tueeday evening. Tele team of
hind which they bad driven
shore,
k hito
their
doz-
was lire.
le boy.' At
e of hie d&ys wk 011 i the
4 1
en who is his tinier immediate rela-
tide. The family lived originally in
Ottawa.
Pert Items
was-Thr?eraSteilt, Marsfeeelfireeetrtitic milegailituepe,Itiaanyt. _ing la, grippe,
was the cause
nigh of last week. .
63 Otteeased was born and mar
tyoeardes Eiotlhd, ittestidhlongtelan St
-Mrs. Martha, 'Moore, a widow,
during a violent coughing spelL A Bilisaeis until Mr. zarnera an
tillaetfoorrid,A,Icohnodkaeyd I: 1)0necutlienadog1:1,IniInrildell.saindo, ma,nrhdee.rmEhaut:cobbtta,enes
eri.
lert-genfer millytoshouirielyper.frig fair vini ix
moved to Grey. James
heteldSqoullarre!ldAaylptePriintildilh'stonoftlIperizItsrksiso- :11 B:1111113Aleilstli°,heiwsktohmeecolifilrthseUrbvrilveoer'etlenother,
being offered, aid the elwasee are
abfarerreaswnhoegeuwdas.theraratonall. kinds of horses bay in 13doddeld, on Tueedaet of lent ndek,
• ; in the presence of the :immediate reta-
-Rev* Ur. MainnbmichrioxPreeacburbecl, whits_ ii matrimonial bow was i tied betwaro -
tlyes of the contracting parties, toe .
chelk on Sunday] 'ehereionfi gonlasvtiondHaey and r ; Mmx.Lese. - TN.ormaa, utndete reir‘ollanngdisjtosdaeph 4lit.etar Lino!
ter, a Well known youOg busbeleee man
ey• •will remain ,a dew I
acitigckefert:t, oietalfnLYiagtaurn,datnyet.; 6eddIftieBrusth:owfseedvilailitiblitteT:armberah:ci, :diujrIncykag:Qeilien Pfanteeen7K:.
er sen were driving
eb.allow water neer tli
them over the channel b
ater, and they went
efore the eyes of albout
ators, among w
mother of the 11
and Mrs. Mein
Toronto where ti
daYs before sent
-Mrs. Louis S
with a ,serious
While she and
their places before a hank oe
and e
to Stratford their cutter was upset into undera floral &rah in
the ditch and Mts. Striekert's shoulderi therotherbride, 3dom, E.iniiiundgainoct.Irtstin
the t1
blade was broken in ebe fall.
-A fire which brone out In welsh I dent, of Detroit. Rev. James
and Clarke's general tore at Millbank -I ter- dit
morning caused a conflagra-
tion which canal TuPperville, brother
on Monday
aenenri, performed the arena*
$25,000 damage- The 'sisted by Rev- 'Dr- °ate; pator of
. '
surusedinese, places hurtled were well in-
the Methodist church
„
--e . e wassaIsitar
The Clinton Newla
e -eco
-While returaing drom the lecture MrLBEvans, of nthleago
town for a few days lest week, renre-
in Knox chureh, Stra-tford, the otner
evening, Mrs, H. M Baker slipped and Seettngtaignegd °InutpsidiallicangP,
extent that it, would, at its i0Wil Raal'ai8eht:ndwets,'hVooredatrec
fell on the slippery sidewalk Jus.t at
enlist the services of t_t•ie coureetil teethe
tbe end of the tone bridge, breaking
ex-
pense, canvass and sedure one hundred
farmers, each of whom woutdi
acre of cucumbers. hire Evan
ea that such cucumbera as t
needs grow fast, are , pulled '
inch or eo long and : yield
reeulte to the farm% The l' fathers"
were all attention, head mot about
cucumbers than they ever 11ew be-
fore, but after takIngothe mtter into
their most serious c nsidera, On, de-
cided that they coul not s44 their
way clear to co-opereting a preeent.
• -leliffip P. Potz, oee of t worthy
pioneers of Grey townehip, de tad this
life on Friday, March 10th, r. Betz
was born In Germany on De er 27,
1825, and came to America veIefl rine-
teen years old; After a re I ence of
il
about gix years In the Conn !of 'Wat-
erloo he moved. to Huron thu ty. Ile •
was married to Isabelle fil nter on
iii
March 6t13, 1858, and in 1855 noved to
lot 4, Concession 11, Geey towe hip, and
has lived on the same -farm cd tinuoue-
ly until his death, surviving I s wiee
over twelve years. •All of hi eeveri
chikiren survive him. They Jare: Mrs
JohnMcKenzie, of Tuckersirdehe Wm,
Philip and Peter and :gra frie rge Velle,
ll
of Manchester, Kansas; Dr. John It.
e Virginia, and Janan
ie' Miss Is-
abella at home. Deceased wet 86 yeat•e.
S months and 11 days old. E had been
a hearty vigorous map, ant' ad eg, wide
circle of acquaintances, although
many of the old timera had 1 preeedece
and elder in tielville PreebYterlan
him in. the roll call, Mr. tz was
church, Primels, and was ve true to
hIa convictions.
I•; 1 *
flowers;
parlor,
of her
1 stu-
. n-
thti
one of the bone of her left area at
the wrist.
-Early on Miday !morning ot last
week another o11 eettler of Logan, in
the person of It s. Jatnes '1C1earY, pass-
ed away, at the ge of about 76 :years.
eceaaed her by tavern
rally !eye five sons and
viva. Deceased wa$
Were of Loga•n. See
her ear/ler days, was
and bad many friends.
the 0.. T. la Owner. -
bas ; grown. On Fri -
let refused to go to
Her husband pre
teen years. A f
one daughter su
among the fir.st
werked hard in
I a good neighbor,
-The strike o
•• men/ at Stratfo
day the' day •s
work and spare firemen had to be
called into servite. It is understood
switchmen, some 12
go west to join the
that the G.T.R. have
alt, though the C011/.
othing as to 'this.
• ot last week Mr.
recelired ofe
Ottawa, dated leth
that the strikin
in number, will
C:P.R, It is sal
dismissed them
pane will say
-On Wedne
John Avery, .01
ficial notice fro
• of -March, that he hen 'been awarded tie-
conttact • for the new public building
In Mitchell. The exact figures have
not °Len made publed but are in the
• i
neighborhood of twenty-one theueard
dollars. Mr. Avll well proceed at
with preparat ons for beginning the
construction.
-Housed in �. one -roomed hovel, 12
by 14 feet se re, eo open tbat the
• SnOW was cove beg the floor of the
hut, unmelted by the feeble fire in a
, battered old stotee, a 1 Mall and woman
with their six ettlielren, were diecovered
In a terrible state of • squalor and
neglect by Rea} Hugh Ferguson, and
Constable Coopee, oe tehell... The mine
eta one
explain -
a trade
hen an
splendid