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FEBRUARY -26, 1915
swum& Mita auk, SOissisiste `SII`: n. MA1ThEWS, vigt• iN Eeti attrre. .
A. ERT; Cien00a1 Manspran
The Business Of Fa
-�Ilke� the business of. Manufacturing—should be done in a practical.
business way. Proceeds should be put in a bank. Payment!
should be made' by Cbe que.. A certain Percentage of the profits
should be, put in a Savings Account as an emergency fund. The
man who has a cash surplus in a bank, is protected against bad
seasons and hard times. •
SEAFQRTH BRANCH : A. E. COLSON, Manager.
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DISTRI3T HATTERS
Huron assizes,—The Spring ,Assize
Court for the (County of Huron opened
in Goderich, ton: !Tuesday 'of last week,
before kir. Justice Clute. The Crown
prosecutor w Mr. G. N. Shaver, of
Toronto. The 'docket was a brief , one,
there being only one criminal' and one
civil case. F1'he grand jury returned a
true bill against John Swarts for in -
'decent ;assault, (and the trial was pro-
ceeded with. The offence was alleged
to have been committed upon Lillian
Berryman, a young woman employed
at .the :British "Exchange Motel, on the
evening at, January 2nd. The examin-
ation of witnesses -occupied several
hours. The 'jury returned a verdict of
not guilty. 'In discharging the defend -
apt the 'judge 'warned him that the had
cd -the 'perilously near the shadow of a
gaol and the would be wise to act- more,
carefully in the future. The girl lett
the court (without (stain upon her char-
acter. jW. Proutvoot, "jr., for •plaintiff,
asked for :postponement in the case of
a claim for 141.435 by the Peter Mac-
Ewen Estate_ (of Goderich, agaiast the
-estate `of tJ r 't. ,iCarter, Sarnia. A.. Weir,
of Sarnia. appeared ifor -the Carter es-
tate. The 'hearing of the ease was set
for the Sarnia assizes oh March 16th.
L. E. Deneey •applied for the • appoint-
ment of 3+anes Burns to administer the
affairs of this tdaug'rter, (Ada Burns, of
Bayfield, who it was stated was • not
competent to manage "cher oWn affairs.
order was made. The following com-
posed the grand jury : Hugh J. Blake,
Ashfield Aen:y Boman, -Morris ; W.
T. Box. Seafox th ; Martin L. Beaver.
Usborne ; W. e• Johns. Usborne ; Rol-
and I -Kennedy, teluckersmith ; John ,A.
Innis, D. McEwan, D. McCorvie, Wm.
Robertson, +John Lindsay and John
Stephenson acted as ''pallbearers.. •
Dashwood
Notes,—Mr. (and Mrs. Ezra " Kreine
and 'Miss Pearl Sold> .n, from Pigeon,
Mich., were spending a. dew, days at the
hams of Mr. and (Mrs. J. K. Goetz.
Mr. ,hand Mrs. Kreine will reside at
Peace. River Crossing, Alberta, where
Mr. Kreine holds :a 'position with the
:Alberta (Government,—Mr. Harry Flax -
bard, of 'Zurich, and Miss Bertha Bren-
ner, of Dashwood, were quietly married-
on
arriedon Wednesday at Dashwood,. Rev.
Graupner officiating. 'They will reside
at • Zurich and have the best wishes
cif a host of friends. '
BABY'S OWN TABLETS., t •
t< . THE HOME DOCTOR.
No Bone 'where there are little ones
should be 'without a box of Baby's Own
Tablets. They cure all the minor ills
of babyhood:and their proranpt use when
baby is ailing will save the mother
many anxious moments and' baby much
pain. Concerning 'them Mrs. Tsui Nem-
on, Tugaske, •Sack., writes: "We con-
sider ;Baby's Own Tablets as good as
.a, idoctor 'hi the house aid every time
our little 'one is ailing they soon set
kinin right again," The ;Tablets are sold
by Fe -di -eine dealers or by mail at 25
cents is box from the Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co.. (Brockville, Ont.
Hibbert
Matrirnonal.-One of those. pleasing
events that take place in the lives of
Most 'people occured ,at the home 'of Mr.
rand, Mrs. Wm. [T. Wood, Hibbert Town-
ship, on .Wed'nesdtay, 'February ,10th,
when their eldest .daughter, Rita Clare,
w'as united tin marriage to Mr. Edgar
James Butson, of Staffa. Exactly at
5.30 o'clock as the strains of Lohen-
grin's wedding march pealed forth, the
Mills Rand :John , y. J.licLean, Wingham ; ` bride entered the ,'parlor on the arm
.John Sowerby. ;ucderich; George Spear- of her father, Who gave her .away. The
ir, Grey : Alfrea Tebutt, Goderich ;
John Taylor, .Sirs; John L. Turner.
Stanley.
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Two More Pioneers Pass 'Away.—Mrs.
John D. Kilty. an 61d (resident .of Hur-
on,ldied'on. Wednesday, February 10th,
at the home :of her daughter, Mrs. T.
Farquhar. at Hensall. She had reached
the 'ripe age of 88 years. Mrs.. +Kitty was
born to Princess stryet, Edinburgh,
Scotland, and came to this country with
her parents when only ;six years of
age.'+Those Swere :the ,days .of the slow
•going sailing 'vessel and five weeny
-were spent In the oeean voyage. Her
father, the late Robert Cook, first took
'his family' to Goderich, where .they re-
mained for a short time, later moving
out and 'taking up a farm :on the Hur-
on Road. -West of Clinton. It was he
•}vho built the "Coble -stone Cottage"
which still stands upon a '!rill and is
a landmark with which every one who
travels that road has become familiar.
There the deceased spent he? early
life land, grew to womanhood. She then
married Mr. Jahn D. Kilty, a member
orf a North of ',Ireland family which had
settled in Hulett Tosvnshlp, and there,
orr, the second concession, -they lived
for pnany sears. Mr. Kitty died about
eighteen years ago. Since the death of
her husband, Mrs. Kilty has resided
with her children. For about five Years
she lived. at Calumet, Mich.. then went
to California, where a slaughter resides
and while there, two 6r three years
ago, she °I}ad the ,misfortune to fall and
sustained a fracture of the hip bone.
This accident rendered her practically
helpless 'and for the past couple of
years she has 'been pretty 'much of an
invalid. For two years she has been
with her daughter. Mrs. V. T. Far-
quhar, of Hensall. During
her illness.
though weak in herbody. mind re-
mained wonderfully clear and she was
able to -converse freely and happily
her friends. She was cared for teaderly
by her sister. Mrs. Brigham, and by
her children, 'who were one and all de-
voted to 'their mother. She is survived
by three -daughters and four sons. Mrs.
Kilty tw(as a woman of consistent Chris-
tian character and was withal so cheer-
ful and kindly, so intelligent and so
;thoughtful of 'others that it was a plea-
sure to know her. biers was a life we11
livedand the end was peace.
.-An old resident of Shanley Town-
ship and of Clinton, passed away on
Saturday at Grand Rapids, Mich., in
the persontoff Mrs. Thamas Robertson.
who .was f-( her eighty-second year.
'The late Mrs. Robertson came with1he
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husband from the Old Country
first settling in. Toronto. That was the
year that Canada. had such a scourge
of cholera. however and the disease
being somewhat prevalent in Toronto.
• the travellers came on toLondon, where
they ,remained for a :short •time. Later
they settlt-d'on. a farm on the London
-Road. opposite the old toll gate and
still late' to the -second of Stanley. to
the farm now occupied by Mr. 3. Innis,
upon which the Baird school house now
stands, In 1861 Mr. Robertson met with
a tragic death. being killed Ft the rais-
ing of the baro of Mr. Wm. McQueen
of near Granton. His was the first
body laid in the- then new cemetery at
Clinton. Mrs. Robertson war: thus left
with her yoang family. They remained
on the farm- for a year, when the
widow moved into Clinton, which con-
tinued to 'be her 'home for many years.
Eventually her: children married and
settled at different points art'! for (sev-
eral years past she has resided With
her 'daughters, first at Duluth, then
in- Indianapolis and latterly in Grand
Rapids, where she died. Three eons and
one daughter .survive. Mrs. Robertson
was a life-long Presbyterian and for
Many years 'was connected with Willis
Church, Clinton, her connection be-
ginning under the pastorate of the late
R Dr Macdonald The remains, were
ceremony was !performed by Rev. W. E.
Darling, B.A., of the Methodist Church,
Staffa. in the presence of the iminedi-
ate relatives :of the contracting parties.
After the ceremony 'the friends sat
down to an elaborate supper to which
ample justice was :done. 'The house was
prettily decorated for the occasion and
the evening was spent +iiia music and
social intercourse. Miss Pearl Harris.
Munro, presided at the organ. The
bride vitas 'dressed in white,duchess sa-
tin. trimmed with 'Irish point ,lace, land
carried a :bouquet of bridal roses. Her
going away ,gown was of navy blue
Serge with that to match. The many
presents received testified to' the - es-
teem in which the young couple are
held in the corrimunity. They will re-
side on the groom's.farm at, Staffa,
and will be at home to their friends
after March ;15th arext..All join in ex-
tending best .wishes to the young cou-
ple as they journey through life to-
gether
Luaknovz.
Marriage of . miss Campbell.—A quiet
wedding ,wias 'solemnized +at •the '- Camp-
bell residence, Post Office ,black, at
noon on Thursday of last week when
Miss Mary. Campbell became the wife
of Mr. 'Harry ,Pierce, of Winnipeg. The
bride who wore her travellirg suit of
brown bioadcloth, was given away by
her brother, Malcolm Campbell of -Co-
balt-Rev. J. S. Duncan officiated, there
being present only a few of the near
relatives of the .bride sand groom. After
the enjoyment of the wedding. dinner,
Mr. Land Mrs. Pierce left on a trip to League the • (sum .of
Toronto. A number of friends accornr League was (organized on
ponied them to the ,station. where ,.hey previous to that time t
were treated to the usual attentions town had 'formed themselti
and _tokens of .good luck Of the newly- ;
mittee and :had .collected-
wed. Miss Campbell's residence in Luck-
` Sint in 'equipping a Cana
now, ,and 'her long and obliging service The League e'has 183 rrtemb
in .the Post Office had wan - for her
cri (li'c meetings 'have been he
left in (this•'tseetia+n to -Mourn hen loss,
The late Sextus (gent waif one of the
first, if 'not the (first, merchant in
Winghaiil land (carried on a large °busi-
ness here for 'a great man3r years. ---
At, the last ttrieeting Of the. Wingham
Council; the (members had :quite a ,little
time appointing a treasurer. Applica-
tions for 'the (position were read' as fol-
lows:. (J. 'G. Stewart, at 4225 per year
without collecting rates and t$275 for
_full duties with office in Town Hall.
free light, heat, trent and telephone ;
Thohvas :tL, +Lobb. $275; office in ,Town
Hail and; do collecting; R. A, Lane.
$225, without collecting; Orval B. Tay-
lor, $225 withou>4ollecting and $215
accounts ,payable at this place of busi-
ness; !Abner Cosens' at '$225 with no
collections, $250 all work ehd collec-
tion's tat +this Zffice'€�nd $275 all work
and collections at Town Hall; Alex.
Yo'ang, [at l 275 all work and collectins
tat (Town 'Hall; On a •;vote ;by ;ballot be-
ing lakes", (J,, . Stewart•was' named:as
the choice tor the position the salary
$275. Mr. John 'p'. Groves is town Clerk
and this salary is $600.
Goderich
Breezes.—The annual 'meeting of Ah -
meek Chapter. Daughters of the Em-
pirer ;was +held, 'when the following of-
ficers were re-elected: Regent, Mrs.
W. L. Eliot ; .honorary regent, Mrs. Mc-
Donald; treasurer, •Mrs. Miller ; secre-
tary, Mrs. 'Carrie ; standard-bearer. Miss
Hayes. The - various -reports showed ex-
cellent :results ?of -mast year's rwork and
best Of +'prospects. Since the Winer began
the`dchapter 'has collected $460 for. the
general •fund at !Ottawa. /Two 'balers of
clothing, .valued tat +750, were also sent ,
to ;the Belgian !relief committee -at +Mon-
tre;al, The 'treaisurer's report showed! a
r_.
handsoine (sum on hand. Colborne
Township tele shone matters were a-
-gain in the r',ourt last week, before
Judge Holt. Sone seventeen subscribers
refused to take ( the telephone four years
ago, when the( company was started,
on .(the (ground {that they (were to , have
had free 'comnedtion with Goderith,. The
dispute dragged_ on 'for a couple of
year's ;and :the :railway +commission, cal-
led in'lasst'spring, decided.that the sub-
scribers 'were t't+ 'pay the.agreed price,
.t, also maintenance of
led, on 'the taxes. The
ed to pay for mainten-
ance ,af'the' 'line.i arid the collector en-
tered' action, The judge now decides
that the idefendahts 'must ;pay the sub-
scribed amount, +.x55, but trot (for main-
tenanee. II •
Jiceter
$55. yI'his (annus
the line, 'was. le
subscribers 'refu
New School •Bui
meeting of 'the ra
,instance Of 'the iP
'a resolution was
by +a'standing vote
to proceed - with t
tions 'and repairs
building to (make; i
ding. — (At a public
epayers Balled at (the
(bile School ,Trustees,
unanimously ;passed
requesting the Board
e necessary altera-',
o 'the (present school
In .every way suit-
able for (the 'requirements of :the town,
the cost to be ;about. $700D' .and; that the
council be requested to raise tho mo-
ney by debentures; extending over a
period (of '15 or 20 }years as they may
deem post advisahle. These improve-
ments will be 'proceeded with at once
and ,Exeter will soon have a school
building up-to-date •iVn every respect and
which ;will be an 'kee3ping with the edu-
cational requirements 'and' growing im-
portance .of 'the town.
Hydro far Exeter. i At. a -recent meet -
in gof the 'Exeter Council the followit�;
communication, which explains itself,
was ,read by- the Clerk. The letter is
from ,the :Secretary of the Hydro -Elec-
tric ;Commission : Sopnetime ago we
wrote you 'advising that we were figur-
ing on the best means of supplying
Exeter with hydro po er land had pre-
pared tan estimate 'based] on feeding
Hersall, Exeter and ';(surrounding dis-
trict
ur Stratford
IGode ch line at for near g �Seaforth. We
have now :asked for an estimate to be
prepared based 'on feeding Exeter, Hen -
sail (and (surrounding '`district by ;a line
from St. Marys, taking into account
the ;available load at (Kirkton, Wood-
ivam rand 'Granton..' As !'soon the (es-
timate is (completed .we ' will 'be able to
give you 'comparative prices With our
suggestions. We oan fissure you that
the subject +of- 'supplying hydro power
ving .very care-
o,'pe to be able
ough to enable
in /your 'district is rece
ful ,attention and we
to ;submit ;prices soon e
your municipality -'to vote on the nec-
essary tpy-laws in 'time
start construction as s
in the :spring, We are a
franchise with 'the :present lighting com-
pany expires in 'Decembe - of this year
eandiw(e will (base our wo k accordingly.
Doing liGood Work.—T ere has now
been -raised by the Exet•r Patriotic
$,517.31. The
August .10th.
e women of
es into a com-
oney to as-
can hospital.
rs. Nine pub -
d, and seven
'to 'allow us .to
on - as feasible
are that+your
many friends 'and a measure. of goo executive meetings. To the Red Cross
will from the people of the villas;(' Toronto, the following +haS been sent :
which found expression in a pleasing • One hundred and seventyi,'pillows, 114
incident which preceded the Marriage pillow oases, eighty cheese' cloth ha;. -
ceremony. Miss Campbell was waited ;kerchiefs, 40 mending kits, 18 twilled
upon by 'a committee r'epresentir:g, her sheets, 24 'flannel sheets, '3 quilts, 93
friends in'Lucknow and presented ;i h pairs of 'cuffs, till pairs socks, 72chol-
a beautiful oak cabinet of silverware, era[belts, 5 sleeping caps, '45 comfort -
consisting of +113 .pieces, The splendid
ers, 72 (military shirts, 2;4` hospital
gift -was accompanied by a complin'en- shirts 51 :pneumonia jackets. To !firs
a
tory and congratulatory address re; d Blumer at 'Salisbury for o
by ;the Reeve, Mr. 3. G. Murdoch, i men the following have
' Eighty-two comforters, 211
Wingham - caps, 232 pairs mitts, ,48 pa
Briefs.—On .Wednesday afternoon me 154 ;cholera eaeltsi 3 quilts,
r Canadian
been sent:
balaclave
s wristlets,
45 pairs, of
last ,week some boys were skating on - socks. To Private Earl Pa -sons : One
the Maitland River, , when one named oa,p, 11, 'ceinforter,. a -pair llmi
George Penrose, about 14 years old, son. socks, 1 pair wristlets, 1 c
of iRev. Mr. ;Penrose, of Whitechurch, To (Private L. Drew 1. ctatp,c 1
skated ;over 'a (spot where the \men had From these boxes the Ladle
recently been cutting ice, •and' fell villa, contributed 50 choler=
through. t He was (pulled (out by his pairs socks, '30 -pairs of mitt
chums none 'the worse for his ducking. of `wristlets. The ladies fro
-The adjourned 'annual 'meeting of the and also from !Grand Bend
North Huron County L. O. L. was held very helpful. knitting a lar
in ;Wingham on Tuesday, with a large of (socks. The 'League has
attendance. The 'following 'officers were 2,550 lbs., of goods to the ,Be
elected: County 'master, John F. Groves, in good repair. ,One box contai +
of Wingham ; D. C. �1.; John 'A. Jahns- ren's clothing with 120 pair
ton, of Dungannon; 'chaplain, Rev. J, stockings in it, 3 children's
W. Hibbert, 'of :Wingham ; D. 'of (C., F. 2 infant's outfits, 1 young la
J. McLean, -of Wingham ; -lecturer, Ro-' fits, 150 coats, 50 men's suits,
bert McCree, 'of Belgrave ; recording dresses, 18 pairs of trousers,.
secretary, James (Peacock, of�SBluevale; of stockings, 51 new quilts,
financial secretary, W. Hayes, of Wrox--', of 'boots, 4 'pillows, 52 suits
eter; treasurer. Robert +McMurray, o.f underwear, 6 men's shirts, ;22
Belgrave; deputy lecturers, Wm. !Guest, skirts, 36' 'suits of women's un
of Wingham, and Samuel Thompson, 8 (shawls, 12 'pairs of gloves, 1
of St. Augustine. It was decided to 11( •sweaters, :4 (fur !!coats,'_5 fur
hold the county celebrations in Wing -
harm, {on :July .12th next, and the next • Catarrh' Cannot Be C
annual meeting to .be held in .Wingham. with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can
—There ;died in Wingham, on Tues- the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a bloo
day, February 16th, '!Martha Cunning- stitutional disease, and in order to cure it
ts, 3 pairs
olera belt.
pair mitts.
of Elim -
belts, ,55
22 pairs
Kirkten
ave been
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iso sen�.
glans all
ed child -
df now
outfits,
lies out -
0 ladies'
62 pairs
5 pairs
f men's
ladies
erwear,
capes, 1 •
collars. , •
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Kent, ((aged 92 years 5 months. Sextus `rn crus surfnceR. Halls Catarrh Cure he nulla quack
Kent. her (husband, (predeceased her a medicine. it was prescribed by one of the beat
n. umber of 'years ago. The deceased and
phy'sieiana in this country for years, and is t regular
her husband 'were almost the first set- Prescription: It Is- composed of the bas Monies
known, combined with the best blood purifi.rat act-
tlers in Wingham, 'coming while it was ins directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
a iwilderness„'tThe family of Kent was combination of the two ingredients is what
was fone of the most highly respected such morn ;free �sulta in curing Catarrh.
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brought to Clinton for interment and and esteemed -•in this 'part of Canada. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Tol
were laid beside those '6f her husband . She was an !.Anglican; in religion. Miss Sold by druzgists, price 750*
hurled so many years ago. Messrs. A. Birdie Kept, grandchild, is the only one Take Hairs Family Mills for constipation.
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Every department has undergone an operation
and nearly all winter stocks have been removed - I• -
Large shipments have given us new stocks I-
and enhanced the store's general attractiveness
untilit it is now resplendent with new goods at t
very attractive .rices. Come and see all the • .
beautiful new spring goods. '•••-
uyl'our Spring Wask Dress Goods, Silks
Goods Now
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UR stock of; wash goods this season is a revela- F you would be correctly gowned this season, we
tion in cotton goods manufacture. Nothit,g invite you to inspect our new spring stocks in our
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more beautiful than these dainty wash' fabrics. The dress goods department. You may choose with abso-
many entirely new ideas, the variety of designs and lute certainty from this matchless array of new weaves
the exquisite color schemes offer untold possibilities and colorings°. This stores supremacy in this depart -
for spring and.sutniner clothes for women and child- ment is generally acknowledged by women who know•
ren. You will n t only be delighted with the new This year more than ever we are enthusiastic over and
ideas but you will a pleasantly surprised at the won. proud ofethese new materials. We take a .3pecial pride
derful variety and tempting prices. in showing the new goods. Come in and see them,
Pretty ew
Waists
Only the best and most select
materials *re employed in
making these- h a n d s o m e
waists. All the little distinc-
tive features that help to make
the waist beautiful are at-
tractively brought out. And
in these stunning waists, you
have richness at a very mod-
erate price.
Linoleums and Rugs
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at the old prices
Contrary to expectations we , are able to
place our shipment of genuine Scotch and
English rugs and linoleums before you at the
same price or a little lower than before war
broke out. The full new Mock is here and
we would, strongly advise you to buy early as.
the present -prices may advance later. We will
be pleased to show you any day.
The Very Newest in
Clothes for Mem
Absolute correct styles in clothes
for men. Cut in the very latest
American styles.
These Suits are finely
tailored,rit guaranteed
New Corset.'
Models
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The appearance of your new
gown will be greatly imrtvi *;
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tion a pair of eur corsets. Z#
Our large and well assorted ••
stock offers a very great ad- i
We can perfectly I.
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. fit any figure.
Price 5Oc to $3.50
C1eariug Out All Men's ;
Winter Wear at
Fractional Pi-1ces
The new colors include many
shades of grey, pick and pick,
brown, navy, invisible cheeks,
brown stripes, blue and black in
fine , tweeds, stylish Berges and'
smart worsteds. tall sizes 33 to
46, to fit short, tall, thin or stout
men.
—PRICE-=
$7 to $17
-Dried Apples
Butter and
Eggs Wanted -
The remnants of the -winter
selling must be clear&I before
the month end. . 1
$ 1 Men's Caps
75c Men's Caps
5oc Men's Caps -
fi5c Men's Mitts -
5ac Men's Mitts
i Men's Underwear
75c Underwear
5oc Underwear
79c
59C
39c
59c
39c
69c
59c
39c
Men's Overcoats, Boys' - Over-
G.A.
coats, Fur Coats, Women's Coats
11111 and Furs all at big reductions,
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SEAFORTII EQr Wanted