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L2, 1912
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(Written for The Expositor)
eeks negoti
1 the Wet grain. The 1 Westerners sa
that th•e- have a lot •of feed grain a
few cat lemwhemas hey neighbors t
the sou h have man cattle and HMI
tions real
een in progress low
n•ts of the re-
nitoba resp cting
which is a 'he
RIDA 2 FEBRUARY
i r the ;past tw
a dickerings h ve
be een the Goveenne
inion, Ontario and M
the Mereased terr tor
ghtenIto Matitoba nd
boandary -between th
the Province a Oita
lin of Manitoba a d
er 1 have heen aL 0
w tt the Pominiot Go
oh er had they left
'rst, Minister f
this Province,
' bad several I
th !members of t
tr at. It is pretty
ti n. Hon. Mr. tit;re
th i Ontario hide o
th I Cabinet is
M toba side, ar
. Rohere Ros,
SO88 that the only
b p en Hudsan,
the, heat :territory
Manitoba. But th
will not hear to a
wtil not place at 1
bare within the
Pr trier Roblin,
sent to permi
ualess the Kewa
be added to Manit
the Oateria autho
to., And thus the
and the Ottawa
the deciding of t
'the courage to
heace the bill ra i
ment , is still pen i
see s to hnow -w et
Th desire of :the ,Ga
st e off the ques lo
,butneither Onta ia
wi ng, that this
sitwill likely b
ge her herb
bianitoba "will
tent to let
ttlet without
uable considerati • n.
gat humiliation f
'aw3e under su
have to Race
tieal friends
re used reaelY i
Gp ernreent.
The Statement a
is Ivery generally c
the governweat
!barons to n
ie,a. These bounties
regime of the late
dePpite the press
mei them, refused
the last of the b
summer.. But no
qaestioned in th
ejrenc rct aen to ayartter ttew
Niger said "the atm
ke at the proper
, we _presume _i
Mittister will deli e
The Gevernme t
efforts to nego t
other countries a
Meech as possible t e
Tv West
ihnad4vee el:ewe ni tInc
cohntries and th
u Ion an after fro
b t whichalf ac
ore trade for t
eel of the other
gotiating with.
the prospects a
at; 'Trade and Co
trails. next sum
theking an Arran
ihies of that c
itherto been ex ,r
e tering, into era
e countries, an
a, which wou
ith their high
. Foster goes
t heart neve
e is going to tr
;• ays will do tote
iire A.ustraiIan o
ady knows thatIM
erY best to mak
at only upon his
cause of the I
overnment tha
argain with the IJ
t the interests of
re difficulties n
atm The Cana, la
elcorne compet
butter, meats,
ore especially
hhrself 'from th
atm However,
coMplished with u
Foster at any r t
s on a
par
elief For
Suffering
he whe e season
zurs at a big rechfo-
t good variety fro -
s are best for pres.-
Fowest limit., Do
lotce of the season
ary
Our Gigantic Sale of Winter Clothing, Irurs
and Underwear, has a two -fold purpose. ne
to reduce our tremendously heavystock, and
another to place' within reach of all the ac ual
needs in comfortable clothing for this exces-
sively severely Cold season.
•
el Would be Iwilling to sell at
_ r es. The proposition is • ceri-
tain y very reasonable one, but
ca at e haw this hilevertarent , can
cons ste tiy take the, actioh asked. I
the fixing f the But there is ncr k °wine what thin
t Province 'aria Governreent may no ' be forced to de
Premier Rob- whm they do anything. order to
he :grain bl kade,• which has
o much loss and iimonvenience were 0,040.
est, the r lway companies
reed to eat* Western grain
the States t Minneapolis and
t greatly reduced; rates, tittle
g, the Western grain grower sa-
to the great re is at; Seinnempolie
the tletators at Duluth, Which are
V empty. The Government have
OW assent to this arrangement
,has tnot been roaght about at
inetance. And herein is involved.
nepertant .politk 1 point. In the
ssiOn of the r iprocity agree -
t laet year, the onseevatives laid
eat deal of stre
sabilitY of alio
arri to the So
It as necessar
go east and w
hasis was laid
h Would take pi
he Canadian gr
inane) with Arne
a ers layalty w
ent the absorpti
the Yankees, an
upon the press
e either way and sen Inc all our grai
yIng the arrange- i yet ohly a few s
g ..and no person passed an. the Gov
-the reset May be corMiebed to admit
ertment is 1- to , the Situation in the
until next sassiop the bad season and
or Manitoba are of the tranportatIo
y away the gr
Vie't find them
LIrean8 lin- four weeks
atl , which Isom'
ed tie? their exclusion frorn the new eth
ted tates market. Consequently the wean have
e ent has beent compelled by tome Kelsfren: S
MoLBAN BROS. Publishe*a
$1.00 a Year in taava.nde
suiting i at haws : President, Robert
Grana, CI remont vice-prceident, J,
A. Bag, Qu ensville directors„ William
Graham, Ci remont Wm. Smith, Col-
umbus; We ter Mine, Green River;
James ,Terr ee, richana; Thos. D.
I Elliatte,Boltim; A. G. Gormerley, Un-'
ionville; darhes Han erson, Belton. Pet-
er Christie of. Mame ester wa,s elected
vice-president for tario. The finan-
Dial statement show the association
have a b ce on hand of $28,300.
Grants teg t e exhi ition during 1011
L s Attornay I Gen- ! relit, v 3
tawa consulting caused
ernment, arid no in he
than lion Mr, havo a•
ands and Ines' through
ut in an appearance lerui th
g conferences witli giv
e s 'minion Govern- cese
we understood that and
hied on this euehe tea
h ane, representing give
e question, and. if i
representing the ' the
able to agree. It i an
t o available 'her- I disc
are located 1 in i me
hich would go to ' a, g
tate°, Government ad
ettlernent . that • be
one of these ham i that
of this Province 1 should
anitoba, will not ' Err
this being dote whi
strict in Ontario ot
• This, of course, : ad
will not assent far
ter hangs fire pre
nment who have by matter- have not laid
Enough here for .very
Every Boy at from 1-4 to 1
n and
be done. Te re- car
hat Ontario 1 Will the
r 1 outlet and that ; sit
h to be eon -j, pro
have it, vitLion
yla.ndidis tiwoinua_l
for
Premier Roblin, the
arrangem at he; wit
iroar, h s own gr
off tile
'ha3ve
ew of
ins
regular selling prices. W
room here to name only a
these most Unusual Ba
illeds Fur Coats, 14.0J to 20)0
Iviem's Fur -Collared Overcoats sa pile
10.00 to 15.00
Men's Overe,oats, 5.00 to 1
Boys' Overcoats, half pr
Men's Suits, 5.00 to 10
mrrow wne
rade Garmen
the Com mo:fl-.
the better
came la this country 'a:bent 65 years
e
ago, first settling at Etrantford. A few
years later he came to °Goderich town -
Er
shiP settled on :the , fourteenth con-
cessio , where he lived , until five years
ago, when he sold his 4,rro to his son-
in-law; Mr. Munniegs, 'and with his
wife took up his residence in Clinton.
—Knox! church, Cioderich, under its
new pastnrate, is in a very prosperous
cond.ition , The past. year was the n,ost
prosperous in the Watery of the con-
gregation, For all tpurPoses the sum
• of $8,825twas raised, this bell* an in-
, crease aer last year a $2,400. The
number o families in tae congregatioa
at the utesent time is 420. There are
772 commlanicants and during. the year
72 trenaleqrs were receiyed-42 on pro -
as 3.8 for arid 2 Trehsesripeniwoetef a412t hrean3nodva8; —29
,cbeyrtelfeirctaitiej:
f
Aurae' Notes.
—The' tote en ch ch union in the
Quarterly' Board t the neircesville
Methodist church
against. 1
pa,esed. her tinier. .
—Miss Olean Hoo
i
at the Tar to Con
dans with st cleat
—The Agriculture
county, that receiv
serence lest year fr
th We
Wouer partment of Agricu ture are: :Dungan- the horce oh Mr. and Mrs. hielville,Skin-
s upon the . in-
wgerraehitotide
,04331.7;ythe, Huron ner, sixth concessime of Usborne, fra Mr,
Fred 4 H. Ford, of the same township.
that our wheat —Mr. Ira W. Jo s, of the West Mrs. Ford is a, sister of Mee. Skinner.
on,
SL2184;
st and not south. ,,End,' Tuekehsneitia at purchased the The Ceremony took plaee at six o'clock
forth, E, $.117t.
pon the disaeter William Tosensend arm for 04,300. It in the evening and wits witnessed by
ce if the idernitY coatahm 1.00 acres a d gives Mr. Johns about one hundred .gaests. After the
In was lost by a fine firm of 200 acres. ' 1 1 ceremorty all sat daWn to a very dainty
ican grain: The —Mr. William Mc uillin, of St Het- wedding dinner. The hride was the
ted Dominion Gov- recipient of many heantifui wedding
t Agent. The aa- preseats. Mr. and earn Ford will re-
te, which does not side on. the second eoneession of Us -
borne. 1 . ,;
an thin.ks: the west age ee elegeemix ekearea
eears' sojourn in- —Another pioneerl a Whet 'Wawanosh
has gone to his rest he ; the person of
Mr. Edward McQuillin, :who died at the
ided not to return was born In the county :Of ,Armahh, Ire -
Mr. McQuiltin
he has a 'fine farm
ent. land, in 1826, 'and with ,his parents his
ack home in Grey al 1241 settiing far a period of ten
brothers and siptees dame to Canada
,
ojourn of nearly years in Lanark count, near the town
Cartada
—John B. McKay, ‘a.ge4 70, a f
)half a century a prominent resident
of Oxford county, died at his 41erne
in Weadetock last Friday. He
at one time proprietor of the loYS.1
Betel and he also conducted the eat
Carsten House many .yrs ago. i
—J. Heddle, a clerk in the *alga
of Itie,reilton at V ancolo,er, B.C., feend.
a roll of $800 In the vestibule oil the
beak lest Nevember. No owaer aahear-
ed ar,d hiedale sued the bank foh the
rearem. The judge debided that; the
bark was entitled to the roomy Whisat.
waa found on its premises and bet aa
employee during working toura
—The blackswith 'wit° ariginally
serbvaontoorrys, hxamina- sons duting the year, 11 marriages of luek that brought aine and On ie
1 Societiea in this grade examination dafeabtahlest.isne was adniinistered to. o. per- been Wealthy since the faMous stroke
were solemnized. attd, there were 35 fartute, he had lost much In lit' et
ywa3slitn,
• died en Monday in Hell, near Ottiestare.
covered the silver maies of CObeet
proceedings, _and the : usual stor of
of the LaRose mine. ' While he
Re WAS J. B. LaRose, once part Omer
mha4ithe woenitathrieor 31,ti..- C joaoopeoarr mar- wealth drifting into other handsi with
be shown in his estate. a
rie—dMisons wElednri%elfaaaia,
et the serst Ithown residents of ilea-
-Daniel Isterbrook', aged IS, 1 one
mouth, Elgin dounty, died at his haute
eral weeks with hear trouble.
tiond4y.- He had lirn 111 feeta bet-
-ceased was the .son of the late Jaseph
Easterbrook, a pioneer:of Eight coantyt
who received the deed of his farm ;roue
Col. Thomas Talbot and on whicU the
deceaeed, Dente', was born, and. hived -
all his life—over 73 years. ,A. widow,
one son. and one daughter survive. -
—People are rushing into the aew
gold miniag region in; Manitoba, vileicit
is situated ninety- ird2Ms northwest of
Dauphin. No prospecg is being tome
duly a 'Lad idesire to :stake claim re-
garelleas a location. , Mrs. Weir,: of
Minitonas, eighty years of age, -staked
A cialneat 3 a.m. It ts Inot fan unheated,
sight to See farmers: with bed & and
prove:dons in sleighs 0 ?armed *long
the road although it I is 20 below aorta
—The house of Mr. Charles Barnes,.
on concession 16, near ;Parkhill, wah de-
streand 'by fire. The :fire startedharty
in the evening frorn an overheated
stovepipe, and membere of the family
noticed it in, time tot remove Bois of
the furniture froin the tower. lotfir,
Nothing upstairs wat saved, as i the
flames spread. . so *rapidly that !little
could be dame, aud tae men werg for-
sraoke.
ced out of tthe boutie by heat 1 wag
,
—he live stock industry of dined&
;will ;lope at the encl. a this' rhonth
the services at Pr, J.; ta. Rutheeford,
Veterinary Director Generat aneLive
Stacie Commiesianer. Dr. Ruthelord's
resignation is in the hands of thML..
'of Agriculture, lion. Martiar-
ra, an,1s to _come I into effeedt t. it
March 1st. It is generally oonced
live stock men: all over the Bon on
that the resignation #A the Vete
Director General will be a grea loss
to the live stock busiaess in C Chada.
His successor has n yet been med.
—Ottawa =street rat way figure juat.
published show gross earnings of 840,-
680 for '1911, an inc ease over 1I0 of
04971, The net ear ngs are le85h,--
, 691, after pa,yments 11 bonds, mile -
Age end taxes, emulate to 28 meicente
an the paid-up capital stock; n- mher
at pasgenmers carried was 19,045,2hi
against '16-A76,334 in 10,101 an tuhreasa
of goos,187. The business of the f com-
pany has practically doubled in the past
six years. The stock of cfty street rail-
ways is pretty good stoat to owhiust
now. i
—Death came with startling midden-
neas tte Kis. I. Pickering at her lhorne
in Forest last Friday afternoon, es she
was sitting, in her eltalr. Sus had been.
111 for a couple of days,' but nothing
Was thought of the ;matter. Her hus-
band left- her for a •few minute* and
when he returned • tound his veefe in
a seml-conscious coadition. She was
dead, before he could call help. 1 - Mr..
and lira Pickering elenlY recerttlet cele-
bbrearted,bostbhaenirdgsohldeenis *i seuardviingved. bilytesfidpures
daughters and two Sons. !
—There is almost 4 potato famene in,
Toronto. The crop 1.21. Ontario 1 and
Quebec was short last year. Thronto
rcerchants are bringiag them in',',: frotrt_
New Brunswick and: selling , thea* at
from, $1.S5- to $2 per bag. TorontO cone
aumers on an average eight carloads a
day and aaciacar contalne ,r)00 begs,
So that it takes a lot af potatees to
supply that city alma.
—Rats are steadily working 1 their
way right through :the western pre -
a farmer living abo t- a tulle and a
educes Tag latest reirt comes 1 from
half -east of Manitou, Man. Lath fail
he carefully stored away a tar, sup-
ply of potatoes wnieh he looked.' for-
ward to carrying him through th* win-
ter. OA going down_to his eell4r a
few days ago to see; that they i were
safer he was surprised to find that
practically the whtle lot had disap-
iisc
heared. Knowing that they con not
nave been stolen he began to ' vestie
gate, with the result that he ,:' ove
ered the whole, !gape to he infested
with rats. He quic ly got bust and
whem the last was ;slain the trA- of
the dead nurnaered 40. .
ch—okTehde tgrheearitveireech needgeel betthwaetert has
cataract and the upper steel _1 arcie
haidtat below -the Falls at Nittgaea for
the last three week, broke freaOr its
anchoring just at noon en 8 day,
and went dawn the river, takin wan
it to their death a man and man
said to be Mr. and v. Eldridge; Stan-
ton, of Toronto, i Burrell netacock,
seveteen years old, af Cleveland, Ohio.
Four other persons : were on the lee
at the time, but mans,ged to ate t a-
shore in safety,. Tho bridge w con-
_ sidered perfectly safe. For weehs tile
great fields of ice had been homing
down the river pilirtg up againSt the
barrier until It wear from slat* tor
eighty feet thick, and under the in- .
,fluence of zero weather the 4 great
mass had become firroly anchored i to the
shore. The jam waS about 1,001) feet
In length and In 601110 places m equar-
ter of a mile In breadth. Foe 1 two
-
weeks it had offered safe- passege to
the hardy, and on Sandal* an irr4thenso
1 , crowdwiossic er n 0 v in.o, •f- e x cg dawn urs Ion!. Si ti ot s pearreo_swee toxii Park the winter wonder . af the river,' Had
he the elevators that Tun don ti! 7liffi
hate lost their Ilene, for the erowd
In. the day hundreds: of persons hvauld
the accident bappetod, an haum later
for the hurpnie a venturing out., upon
sr, of Clinton, has cate and 13 by death. The sacrament
s appealed to to ens, has bee
n of I our grain .ernment 'E
emphasis was emelt is g
aPPO
ployme
neral
g ,necessity of restaict the appoin ee- to any partim
to England War territtnitY.
ort Months eate —ehr. S Iran, of Grey, has
mean t has tam re turnedlaf thr a ,tw
he strioesness elf the West. r Spel
West. What with is all right, ut as
1th the • failure in 'Grey ihe aa de
companies te to the west pre
n, the fencers
—John' El lop, ts
lves in .a critical township a ter a
eir , stances to allow
denounced last year
the United State
d it trust e re
14
—freer w
trh
ai
dc
he _ma We
in westera move out ti4
embered alen Manitoba, e
the paranta
Mame tha , he that th measure o math could only . ;•
rom the Laurier be ecured by the action Of the later- W 'hare Le
ti
that cla ritio ust preserve our m
i itaurrgnoediatorm
1 well in that
The dea
sta e Corrmerce Cominission ef the Mi-
nd it it • Stites. What becomes of the de -
the le lat ce? We have been •,. of the sixth
ount- co Pell ept a ruling bit was ee yea a ea
rce Commission, a ive of the t w,nshi
a has no voice. on the lame now
een made
ited here
ye promis
the iron
that we -
ve independe
d now to ac
the est, wnere he met
Lends r. Hislop and son of Smith's Falls. Lea there in 1e51
each ured 160 • acres at he came to West Waw nosh, where he
settled- on lot 19,I co cassion 14, in
arhe"inah artehhe. family ,
will ' the woods, being among the very first
ley shawls, of Cardinal, 1 yseetatrlsersagien. thinstovivebnselliweeasThnalsarrszie t601
ter a onth epent t at
home of Mr. and ;Mrs. Elizabeth Andrew, a. happy unionwhich
e wes extended over 53 years, end was
broken only when 1 Mr ea McQuillin died
h 1
is of rediton, , as I re..
Mr. LeWis hies a
chouldnatr lea and :has !done
is recorded of Mrs. pids,
concess on of Colhorne.She
, and wets -a r net -
having been !born
cupied by t her! ome-
n Andrew Yhting.
xpired durir the , the Int rstate Comm
overnment and b a in whicb Can
brought to hear t Is his having tao teuck with the Ya
- surviving b other,
For several years
- home wtth her da
a Straughan.
t anew them and ke s I' f he had trade her
es leaped last hat will the flaghfla,ppers of Toro ghter, Mrs harries
t as sem ,u, • ta ,nd elsewhere sa to this?, Whe
I )
ton them. When I ar en hatriote who mate we nee ta the :emcee feat se.
Pub ic meetings rich IS reao ted. tA1. the hotels o the
ii0, the Prier Mini • ist
e
the noble eighteen
ented; Will they c
the pre
de ounce the
ea itulating to
le. They will b
i3 unties and
t Ill hunt evi
Finance' Minist
ds end profits
at the expense o the poor producer __ma Da
consumer. But such is life. I and fanner
I 1
ent inance Mitt- conameditio at sev ral hotelsin ode -
use on the sub- we ordett Governmept
ncernent ill be an
thee." The proper for the Yankees ? Nat AnSgslitaerade 136fe 4 e:eanrts, theleleatthl.'erratePeaalet
_T1 rantib , th, ence to convin,e
gra; cDoentaeme susli Yn
the privileg of pla ing a horse the
as heretofore. For
ce
0
Men's Winter Caps, half pri e
Boys' Caps, half price
Heavy Mitts and Gloves, 25c
hen the inance lik sthteeadtaaveorfas2 areeen3t05 cents for meals in_
is budget epeech. iroji
etremaatresng r that their diVi-
; tavern theds farm rs are assesrd 5
with th
should be increao- cents.,
s to exten as , de
ids
• their backs
*nada. • ed
trade of
tithing wi h the an
stralia and other
eir neareet neigh -
he
d would urnish
ountry tha any n
ne_ their mmal nseeti g in Toronto last
tries thee are
may, i we k. r. P. :Meese ger of Guelph was
be •thie as ih
president and him Andrew
at the Minise am ed ted
Mi ler, af Middlem rch, Ont., vie -
rce will visit. Aus-
with a view of i Pr sidebt. The dir t;ormsr.elBecrteeodbio, aAr
W. Alchrn, Pricevill :
ent with the auth- -
: ple y ; .3hylen -Guardhouse, Higlefield; A.
ry. Australia has
eiy charey about r, Nashville; GI Et porter, Apple-
reaties with; oth- ; I:4 J. M Guardiekse, 1 Weston, ad
et • tr etneyiumattney aweany_ : Janes Henderson; elmont.
• Tae breeding of orses in Ontario is
e rehuiremente f
p o ective tariff. But no going ahead;
o the principle that ; thh rrarket are not suppl.ed; what
on fair lady and went ih heavier hoses." said alerb ret
lit would be to a
eten the hearts ot a
manwealth. Every
Wn account; but
hat his
ted States because .
rade arrangement, ' so latlela
uld down a trade
Foster wilt do his
nspire. That there
eamang Smith, ' of Toronto, addin , "we ne d
_ br eds." This advic , give at the a
1 ev r horse breeder in the Dominion
liu lmenting of th Shir Horse
Is Co utrhia stated that ;he Clydeed le
he d tie rein of p wer there now, hut
great deal mo e qu lity in 11
a few remarks Mr. Davey of Br t-
homrsiethrnaubco•it
should b ,kept in view th
, . -
-
he way is cer- . as the Shire men ere aiming to p o -
du e amounthtehaevisearm.ethan t e—A
farmer womid not ' Cl de
Of ha1, he predicted the Shire as the ' walla:are
-from Atistralia
les, tallow, etc. ; leading horse in British Columbia In the 'greet
e he is shut - oui the neer future. I
rket next door to , ' he heeling of th ke meeting was t
ling can be ac- br eders of the Shi e eli uid exhibit
effort an Mr. la ger numbers at all t e leading
is hopeful f puce hi Riots, and thu brin
in o, more promine ce.
s the- associat on IS now ex
ong financially, it w s decided
nt arger sums to th prize lists
different exhihitions.
awe were cited whe e goo'd Sh
dings have beeni sold as high
200."
he society has reoiv d in rr:e
shi fees $188, in re stration 1
h hand $84 . The importati
0. otal - recellis for : year $1,1
res and
25 males,
o 55c
I
tg
las el Tavish, a C ton,
y of St time died at avi-
home of his da hter,
t, on hursday of last
ecease , accompanied by
a Nur e McTavish, went
abou Christmas to visit
imams were taken to Olin -
tuner 1 took place on Sat -
k
eteen ears of faithful ser-
er of he weekly prayer
Jame town Mr. Thomas
f Grey, has tendered his
as ha finds getting about
rticula ly in stormy weath-
an hee ares to face. Mr.
eighty two yeare of age
ne a ork along the line
servi e that cannot fail
inflete ce.
ast rro thly meting of the
forris omen's Institute,
oria 11, Jamestown, Mrs.
an excellent paper
on the New Year,"
by helpful sagges-
s. D. McDonald and
each gave a recite -
Snell and Flossie
d Miss Rae Moses
. ) .
e older residents of
rict have passed to
uring the past two
of five of the num-
al up to 424 years
of nearly, 25 years.
arties and the ages
McDougall, 91; Mrs.
89; Alps, ' Francis
obert Ratied-ge, 82,
ell, 79.
men's Institute gave
✓ one evening !eat
unqualified succe Si.
-was privile,ged to
in. April, 1910.
; —Mr. and *B. I,Coventry, well-
known and highly esteemed residente
-of Wingharn, celebrated the 501,11 an-
niversary of their :wedding Monday
afternoon. and evening' of last week at
their home on Patrick: streets, Mr. and.
Mrs. Coventry were married in South-
ampton on the 28th of January, 1.862,
the ceremony being peeformed by Rev.
William Watters. :Atter their marriage
they lived for a tunther of .years in
Hallett -township had,, later moved -to
East Wawanosh and twenty years ago
moved into Wingharn.I; For the special
event which fe-w couples are, privileged
to celebrate, the home: was very pret-
tly
decoratedand ;after partaking ot
supper a very pleasant evening was
spent. Mr. and s. Ooventre were
,
blessed with neve daaghters and. one
hotnt .41r1IL
; N- -
—Rising to his feet ia. response to his
pastor's final appeal tar converts at a
revivial meeting ia Whitechurch Meth-
odist church, an huesdant evening
of last week, Sam el, Themson sadden-
ly collapsed and f tank dead. It was
thought by those a,boat him that he
had. only fainted, and he Was quickly
carried 'outside, but when -the doctor
arrived life was extinct. Death was
due to- heart failure. The young man
was only in his eigateenth year. He
was a set of Rebert Thompson, of
East Wawanosh, and Was a young man
held In high esteem it the community.
The very sudden death is a very se-
vere blow to the family, as just a
aear ago an older boy died after a few
weeks' illness.
I —At a. very largely attended gath-
; ering in the Methodist parsonage, Ger-
rie, the members at the Orange Hill
congregation, Ribliart,,presented•Rev. J.
W. Hibbert, their paean., with a well
filled -purse and an ' addiess express-
ing their very hearty appreci'ation of
his work. The address was read by Mr.
Reuben Harding, and: Mr. Geo. Strong
made the presentatiot. Folloeving the
presentation a very pleasant social ev-
ening was spenta The work of Rev.
J. W. hlibbert and Wife is greatly ap-
preciated on the Gorele circuit. While
only he their second. year, the salary
has been twice incresned, and a short
• time ago the Gorrie Auxiliary of the
Woman's Missonary Society presented
Mrs. Ilibbert with a, life membership
certificate. ;
_ i - 1 stocle at t
! Mrs. Stew
6 nadian Hetes Breeders I
week. The
hire Horse Branch of the Cana- his dauhht
orse Breede ' Association held to Tavistoc
ton and th
there. The
urdten
and ha d
e—Alter ni
vice as lea
meeting a
Strachan,
resignaMom
at night; p
er„ more t
Strachan i
of Chriotia
to have' it
—At the
Grey and
held in Vic
entitled , "T pughts
J. D. •Mille gave
which was followe
tions by ot ers. M
Miss Maggi Mlller
tion Miss s Ten
Scott gave iduet,
' a solo. . 1
nd dis
number of t
eyond
weeks and the age
at ber brings I the to
In or an average age
x- The names of the
the breed are: 'Mrs. sabella
DavidJef ram,
ra Lewis, 82 e Mrs.
to . and Andre -In Mite
of 1 —The E hel W
" : their eanu 1 supp
e week. It as an
as Each lady wernbe
bring on guest, and thestouri;chathe
elmgentlemen fracture of the hipShe never rallied
- , friends,: of course, came in first. After from the shock to her system. The de -
es supper
: : .
nt, . : Slemmon, deased was born tear Port Glasgow,
meeting and an In- Renfrewshire, Schtland. She, with her
ne' dterreessstine: 4 nd literary arogram husband, came to Catada and settled
30 was Shan.
l-
teak well.
LYDE).
—Mrs* Bn3am1n
se Association of home jest orth 0
eir anual meetibg Januar2 th,
and place, it beiog en name as Dore
y'
ttended meetings in a sister: of 'friesers.
sociation. President East, of C ton,
remPr alilfgthereamssaoriKcie- Argent,of'HaofrlHoc
gemati4nnd, setaridong4rse. failing hea th for
Do
end was not une
e of ;the strongest horeowitig , usban
tie Mr.
drGe:so. by oarainh..- Davis' weekAnd ew Bel tor in He
r making several ehildrea stirvive.
•e work of the AS- I —While riving
who exhibited _ a ;
to have a I bad u
Ei
tl
hich eny mdista ce, but
an in the struck a show d
imme
illies at the Torten-
qud. Mr. Bright was awaY and
lite naembeh, of the associatiOn. block. Eve
be4hers the village
soorlioutidonoilawraioxptraassedor setting
frantic eff
Men's Boys' and Women's Coa Sweat r
50c to 1.50
Men's Underwear, fleece -lin
Heavy Ribbed Pure Wool, 79c
Heavy Sox. 20c to 3
Heavy Ribbed Stockings, 20c
Heavy Shirts, 50c to 8
Heavy Lined Smocks 1.50
Overalls and Cotton Pants, 76
Odd Trousers, 1.00 to 1
y knows the
merits we sell.
up by genu-
mr what your
orne and see
d, 38c
arid99
tcf 35ft
t -wbateverl:.
,p-irelt don
us ear
o3.2
to 1
79
cees. -
The last issue et
eants.ins all annhu
be pleasin he the
noutces a change
me.n; whe out je
anal- drill. Pais
ed froth g cent
dam The chedu
hem dote away
IOW 10, 'a lat ia1te
at S5 pe ,ts a. da
veo years in s cc
ciency a Iowan e
tr old re e was
ined an ef icienc
Once of 20 cents,
a I day. T e int
eianed off cers
basis.
It; was xpecte
at, the F etc&
Feted net wek,
ent is n w made
verit'' will be del
ringo March,
star hat 1
Mr paris a .pr ; ti
-.
he Canada 'Gazette t
cement whi h will 8"
olunteers. I an -
en the pay of the th
*firming th1r an -
7 is to be i crease ga
[day to 75 cents a
t efficiency ay has ,
t and the schedule
1 75 cents day, *u
for those erving ama
sion, with an ef- thr
- 19.1 numbered St m
1 15' cents day. ; hemp. Ontario r ceive
lat one of 5( cents, I befta
d service ailOW- leethed 17 s anion .
TBE
elcents and h0 cents 1 he Clydesdale
e to non-commise C ad* also held t
xi the same hrelative at
I on
e budget • speech th
ster would be de- ' .To
10
but the ounce- a
hat this an rtant at
ed until he be- as
thus enablipg the B
the purpoSe of in
Ily the sable per- su
ied. 4pp10!
The above lines include some of the most arivelous bar
gains ever offered in the Town of Seaforth. T is for tw
reasons — we say : You need the goods, we don't. W
need the space the goods occupy and the o ey the re
p-esent.
E.:72
nettetagge
-
w cot r
udhets.
EA., deput tion
6', Asso iation
ces has been
ihaey•a•Prallemdi hraanve hermembers
ovimnine t. Th wants are
641811, but t b aknt so as they are
, their things tb
t tariff chane.
utg on c ttle
ted State be lift
se nea4 e found
o he spo ling
uggestiOn is tha
&tele, to mil
130 rough
rly choosing is the best—Get yo r s i ar
600
tow
THE GREW Until
Satisfactory Clothiers,
the same time
of the largest
hitory of the
Bright in hi
lie in glowing
on. It is the la
oci tion • in the
ight and it is
the world. Aft
getIons as to t
In the AR ielding eociati n he closed
- ing a thigh tribute
the Grain Grow- er ey 1 Unionville
the Western Pio- el se of Clydesdale
ttawa for several to Exhibition, of
interviews with w rld might be pr
of the m
flamer -
having f
until later. Among wi
sk for an port- , gr
is Is the. the
ted from tie Un- :
in order t at • a ur
cm the grain said I
l:te prairies. The st 111
the United States Mere
ltb a 25 per dtInt. the
tree and fed on I cars
at
hing to obtain
e of any horse.
solution wa
and seen
the associa
—An aged and -respected resident of
Wroxeter in the :person of Mts. John
Carmichael, died on Monday, Jan. 29th,
at the age of nitety :years and nine
months. A few daes previously she fell
on the floor and sustained a
Presid
of th
usical
Rev. D Wren leave an ad-
Wonta 'a Suffrahe," which
Churchill Idled at her
Clinton On Sunday,
s. Chum maid
sEatand hewas
William- end George
essrs. Edward and
Ilett, and Mrs. Fred
She h d been in
some tim and the
ected Besides her
a 1 aniilyj of eleven
the tabulated pedj, itNotieseertned
i0us
- intrOduced by la the paint
ded by Wm. Smith —Mr. Ira
ion to try andice,..1 dneieetIr enresiwd
the home
esent frozn all o er 1. Mourilogs,
e election of of - ; was 86 ye
t dealt of time, 1. native of
islation foe the licensing
hers were p
inion, and
up a etre
near Hamilton, Where they lived. for
some timer During thls time Mr. Car-
irichael was inspector of mason and
bridge work on the Grand Trunk Rail-
way. A.t -a later: period Mr. and Mrs.
Carmichael settled im Fullerton town-
ship, county of Perth, ;where they farm-
ed for some years, * the year 1878
they came to live in :Wroxeter, where
Mr. Carmichael died a; short time after.
—At the annualareeting of the Wrox-
eter Rural Telephone Company A by-law
was passed tektite)/ the capital stock of
the company troll $25,000 to $40,000.
There are 250 telephanes in use by
shareholders andeten telephones are
rented. Two ,adiainiag telephone com-
panies, Brussels nd IMolesworth, are
L
connected with he liffrofiteter central
office by trunk esi For a message
over these lines the eubscribers of the
companies named; pay: a rate of five
cents. The call rete between Wroxeter
and Wingtham, Gorrie and Fordwich
centrals is ten cents., 'The Wroxeter
company acts as a Ideal agent for the
Bell Telephone Ca -meaty and through
that ;company have long distance ser-
vice. Since Its orgnnilation in 1009 the
company -appears to :have given its
pat - exceptionally Igtied Service. The
ret g directors, Metesrs. P. Mawen,
M. Sanderson, T. IR. **nett and W. S.,
*Member, were re-elected for 1912.
n front of W. C.
salt one day last
had the misfortune
set as tie.e cutter
ft. He was dragged
inally the horse got
an three times around the
y ava
lined t
rt to c
o have
darnag
n the
able man and boy in
e front fitreet in a
tch the animal, but
the right of way.
was done except to
cutter.
roes O4ttle one :of the aloe
nts of j Goderich; township,
dnesdafy of last :week at
his on -in-law,: Mr. Wm.
of the 14th concession. He
ra of fie . Mr. Cchtle was a
,on.9lre, En,and, and
‚4