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New Goods-8,rewart Bros. -8
Drees o0,18 -J. usetAvish-3
Last 1.-Grei4 Clothing Co. -1
Last Week-H.R. Set- i,8
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Ano n 'ales -5 •-..
Wan -R. Govertio‘k-8 •
Parm for sale -Thomhe Brown -5
51 0Amp)ell-8
Bull f r Sale -J. R, boott-5
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Elio ing- Beattie's Fair -8
DU le -Expositor Office -5
Farm or Sal Expositor Office -5
Wan -EX itar Office -5
Lehig Valley C./Dal-N. OlutE & Sons -5 ,
Plato Btrgaills-Thombson's Boos Store -7
Redo ti,n Sale -II Edge -5
Heart) ling Rally -1
Final leati-up-Oash Shoe Store -8
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iimommunimmum. mosmormou•
Dr Num Expos
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*bre mever -W40,-4-•ttne Wlii,fl .we lls&
,
tgneater cause to :be tilt* ,• t the
la* of our atori tkin, these
elaya 'Winn Fiancee trie4 he cru-
cible id attienaitY, Is le :greater
than be has ever been in t (dills of
khe past. Bthe 'aistonlehed „t -world
- withher courage ,andi hero ;' and,
she shiws not"Gray ail the viritules
that we know her to be be po seed of,
but virtues that we though she 'was
,fnot poseeseed of. TJese a some, of
:the tree which at all ev s Innen-
:.ence me. It Was a clay.of ye for us
of French origin wen 'Britain 'r and
France, who have ',.d ne soi 'touch to
bring civilization to ha stugc' it has
r,eached, at last put an et to their
eiarrels, buried, and, buried forever,
their old enmities and p #61 lined to
the world their nevereendi g friend -
:Ale. That idAy the ,]at pa of bit-
terness pasted away, and ew &epee
anti new ,a.spiretione rose , nobler
and prouder thing.
"But those 'Were cdtays of anxiety
also. When Germany decla e.d war
on France there aerrnedi ' be hesi.
tation on the part of Brit n and
doubt as to Whethert or no - thee En-
tente Cordiale was anerthie but a
broken reed. Anxiety there as, and
what seemed to be hesitat on. But
hesitation, there was reall none on
the part of Britain. It n t :be re-
membered Olaf Great Brit in is a
tIn
all
democracies 3itiblic 9pinion i Itlh'ea.,lsti
stipreir.e tarbltrament. There had been
for the iast six[tY years in - glandea
party of peace -a party of peace. at
any Price; that party was r esented
in. the Cabinet, end before the Cabi-
net could declare war they had to go
through a Ministerial , ter 14. Tw'
leading, iipportant and nfluentia
rrembers of the Governme t Lord
Morley and John Burns, 41‘,4 lined to
eerie, and thereupon resigned( rather
than participate in the 'policy adopted
by the British Govermr.ent. But the
moment war was declared, [the ano-
trent Britain declared war'a'n Ger-
many, -(anxiety was replaced by en-
thusiasm, and from -that a y every
Canadian „of Preech origin. nth of
his origin hail stood behind,
the War. ( ( ' t..
"But that is not all, W
troops crossed the zees:, w at was
their hrrlission, wha,t was their obJect.
where were they to go? T1 Ir ale
Olen and their object was 0 , go to)
Franco, to fight for Franc ; nay,. if
need the, /to die, for Fiia.nce, and -I
do mot know ivihethert I eayliti in poy
More of 33altish origin than f French
or in sorrow-thousand,s o oe
origin, have given to Prang ,. the i last
tresteure of their devotion and have
died, foriiher.
'Yet, that is not all., It i
well eetabliiihed by the test
htetark that the great bond
amongst ifien: is common. da
and supperted by. their.
are to -lay in France, mien .0
origin, and( of Erglish or,igin,
ed; in A boatrnon allegiance,
day are Shoulder to should
.gling to maintain the inte
"ranee :to ealeserve her fro
eremberrnent andt [humiliation.
without ertesitnti5n, stating '
-Itieve to be the, true sentimse
EAPORTH, FRIDAY, Feb; a916 democratic country, and t
The War Sitttation •
r The at week has been tho quiets
est 4n the war since hostilities began.
Outekle artillery duels there has been
little fighting of any consequence on
any tot •the fronts. It Is evident,
iblowever, rthat 'movement of trecios
across the channel andi the call .for
troops trorr. Canada is the 'forerunner
of a tremenduoas, drive to be made
as n as spring wens up. It is
pvi nt, also, from. autheritive soirees
that 'the GerZaTIS are eoncentrating .a
huge force on the westertre front to
totribat the cording rush, as it 13 eate-
roa,tod there has been a mevern* of
some [600,000 German troops to this
fro'n the past few weeks, but
the eantime all ts quiet. It is the
Ilihreeh before the storm. • . •
g .tthe week there have. been
tine y ruiroas that Krieg Albert of
Beigher, was listening to -3eparate
reace timposals froect the Kaiser, and
the Visit of Sir Douglas Haig and
Utrt4 Curzon to Belga:it; seemed to
end strength to the rumors. Howe
every [ban been officially announced,
that altnough etch PrePosals were act-
ually made they were indignantly re-
jected by the Belgian King, who! an-
noun0.ed that he woad( consider no
peace' /until the Allies were successfu1.
Itis,expected that Britain will soon
t a. Minister of Aviation, eti. the
imp° tame of aeriaI warfare is being
erre' almost every day of the
tri -ie and It seems that the Gove
ernment la /about to take a more
vigorous [direction of this deeartment.
Fran hlas had such an official for.
;same rnontbe and it is felt by the Al.
Hee atsithere shoulit be no rest in
this me 'until their eupremacy is as
comp e and ea,tisfactory in the air
aupreatacy of the ,sea. -
'report that Lord Kitchener was
about to -resign from the war office
and go into active service in the east
bee also been denial and it ia now
Stated that no changes, whatever are
contemplated In the British, ministry.
The Dominion Parliament. --
The tem! ttor the present Parlia-,
meat !has been extended until Octo.4
!her, 4917. This was, unanimously a-
t greed to In the House on Tuesda,y.
Rasolutions to this effect were in-
trodueed, into the House - by Sir
. Robert Borden, and a,ss-erted o•n be-
thialf of the Opposition by Sir Wilfrid
Lam -rie„-
Theee were two proposals, one that
the iIfe et the present Parliarreat be
extended, until the end of the war, the
gecenet that the term be extended one
'year. T.he' former Sir Wilfrid claim-
ed cotild rot be entertained, the lat-
ter they were only too plea.sed. to ac-
cept ea the understanding that due -
In -8i thle period nothing but frat-ter.
pertaining -Le the want would be ee-
tertained by the Governer -eat. At the
earre 'tine Sir Wilfrid( made it plain
that the Liberal ,,Oppoeitione wodid
retain their prerogative of criticien: of
trattere, which were not in the eublic
interests and which cr.ight at any
time peon be of a dissipatien of the
time savor of a, tdissipation ef the
people's, money.
There have been but two instances
of this na,ture in the history of Can-
ada and i lin his address, Sir Robert
void (anything indicativ.e of an ,elec-
tier during the life af the war was
oreognant to the great body of the
people. Sir Wilfrid in accepting the
rasolution -oehelf of the Opposition,
Atruch a [high note of eatriotisr. He
explained that While miniatere of the
Governrrent had on previceis occasions
thInted at an eerie,' electiore, ouch
bints had be n received with cold
consideration by.the oareile generally.
It was felt among the electorate that
during the war, iglitical strife should
be eliminated and this is the stand
he and his followers had adooted,
it was the sincere wish of all the
ir,embera on the Liberal side of the.
heuee to refrain from( coo ten Ueda
questions that the whole energy of
the }people ot Canada aright be con..
served in the intereats rot only of
the Ea,lre bet of humanity as well.
Britair, the continued, had net
gone into 'this war for a:rbiticra, but
from- a sense of duty to Earepe and
to mankind at largei In Canada.
there was no obligation or com.oulsien
from the motherland to enter the wat.
Ca.naela wee free tet go in. or', free to
atay oat. Bat the motherland was
engaged in mortal conflict with a na-
tion which was-atruggling for uni-
versal domination. There was but one
thing fir Canada to do, and that
was to ,olace her resources of eren
and Money at the disposal of the
ooemon cau.se. It ,was the common
fight of ,all for civilization. If Gere
many won, „eothing on God'a
earth "mattered. "If Geanany wins,
1;would he thankfai to have closed zr.,Y
ler* before the sum roo-A on that day.'
"The blood -of France," said . Sir
;Wilfrid, 'Tows in any veins. We of
Prench Origin hare always held a
pride in oker rase. We 12.8,'Ve always
affirmed it, rot obstreoentedy, h
with tdignity and pride; and certainly
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contributed Ito 11043 Red
the 'Ci would have *la
for ha tiateris amount of
own, • to Thaie. abbe
itOr0 Wide witti one
".Red PrOss-and
bor. So, well did they" wo
J eas plan toiler 'boors about
of
we* Sawn arid; a
Red Cress iWolikers t
ba,ve adOotad the monthly
Plan And •ithe forts of h
eattv is eo-e; meeting w t
th repose -Mr
M K spcot a few. days
ln}eaforthi, With Mr. and
osee0
t Oen t Toronto Thrives
joined the 181st BattaJion
f #i tiandand late been ap
g ent at Sea bath. •
ed bI
• lie;
co thus
PC, hei,e
a neIgh-1
khthat
8. Pord3,
[t. The'
a' vicinity'
tribetion;
/various
1 a sym-
Nrs. b
43 week,
Mrs; Will'
year
ty, ,has,
t Seft-;
Inted Sere:
n' inclO 1 coh'
rot) tO this.*
S retean, Pr
c rd ng t
a literary,'
t**re,e-Miss
P rtland,
f titre read
a d [Mae ',lie
f. Aberd
t eie heney(S:
el tees, Mrs '
ge# C
k .oWn there
c and
re J, .. A.
*salon.
• %Incas he
c mlog fror4
1:1,.:ciethtteirtendre.tlitewevt :05 In. Po-
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tIon of fai.-Miss
eincial Catalog 'en la at
etalo.guing t books. ac-
e Dewey Dec Spit,.
u• Blake, Ihiae
w -here
ne to
-1.1t
with her boo her. -r.
on lies:arta are here
a$, South D k tai on
n, visiting 4- . fortner's
lelfaustain t ales. M.
L Wilson:web. iee
has purchased. the gra-
fectionery, b Jess of
aniteold, and has taken
Wambold been in
fair several years,
Daelivvood. •
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Zurich
o es. -Mr , and Mrs. Willi
to iaingrov Media were
wa' , visiting' Mr .George Ho
. Mr F. W. -less -lir. and
D te s have nItoered in,to .the
m Itereoe, r. Alf. &lack
heed -the ,I hho Schroeder
19,th .conc ston of, Steph
-.aka' Heide an a Detroit,
. r •
ogi et thierl home here. --M
ngericial, 'of thel Goshen .L
liVer-ei. 1271 4: at Hensa
w e , *bleb we ghedi 6„82Q
fr e prim w 9.36 and' th
$ 44.17 Was eoeived for tth
M Rudy -,S artzentraber .
,o,d I faree the, 'Brien:Olin
T
all ot-in-la, 14. 1f3olotron
Mr. t nd, 'Mrs Se l twertzenteu
rerr.ain in ti 1r hOme on' t
th
t;
ritain in it
t•
Len oar .ta
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'face
frteny of
unicel
er et
Fre
alIu
whol
stn
ity
I; s
t
t
human hearts, that when tali se m
of different ta,lleglance coma o
Canada, when the -war Is rive thy
will be more united than w en. th
Aeft, and i that Canada will ve the
blessing of tthat union." (Che rse
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Hurbn Notes
-A 'number of ' the inernber
Andrew's, cborch coneo'e,gati
Pert ,Albert met at the thane
gan;non, and poesenteedt their
Rev lair .Gotaem with( 0„ farnlin
and ta,n address.
ofSt.
it at
fl Dupe
ipastor,
,d coat
-Wordi coxes from the t that
Sha,w, son of Mr. Anson
Shaw,
of Brussels locality, and La renCe
Ararstering, eon of W. H. Armetrfhig,
e now
yoteng
fifth line, have em.distedt and a
In training at Clagary Barbi
gen were school teachers.
--The hundred, acre farrr.
Lax Garniss, second line, Morr
been 'sold eo Mr. Lewis , Jeeri
neighibor. The former is ,axno
pioneer residents and will no
well earned resit, ptobably
Ing totiAluevale.
-Oust:are collections of
and 15utports for the nionth o
Lary were $12,843.07. The colt cti
for January, 1915, were only $6 93 44.
r .he
bie
it.
Wilr
s, has
,-
g the
teke
exev-
erch(
ns
Collections for Goderich alone f
roontif of January, 1916, were
01.7.58. ,
-Ethel ;Methodists purpose r rr:
Ing their •entirch to a mor -e s Ita
site and fputting a basement -u er
The -building will be bricked, 'a el
terior arprov-ements will also be
made. The tmoney :necessary is being
subscribed in ',Shares of $5 each. here
is no lirrit as to the number Of s ars.
-Let week James Soir, -6tli line,
Morris'tdiseosed of one of his fi
Siionthorn ,young bells to Pete
Ewen ,of Turnberry, et a good
This won first orize at
Brussles 0,a11 Fair lest year.
aurchase.r is to be commended, o
en terrise.
John Erb, of the &imam
'1has purchased the -100-acke
of Mr. &Wrd Boyes, of the Be
Line, Stanley liewashi, for $
2.3assess1on to be given about
firat net. Mr. .Boyes' has ourc
the eNtoodie fart on the London
south of Brucefield.
-Jab Galbraith, her,s.e buyer
Brussels, Gas purchased the,
Percheron stalilon. "Gillou";,
the aluevale Syndicate, at a
figure. Mr. Galbraith; has also bo
Th: fari yf Donald Campbell,
cancession, ,Grey township, now
anted by R. L. Taylor.
-While playing about the hos, bile
and
te
0
eff taa foot. About four :rent
ago tie had the rcisfortene to h ve
needle run into eneeof hist lirrbs.
ever, both have now been retr
and the lad is getting along Bair
--Mies Bessie Walker, daughte
Mr. taAdi DB: Ge. Walker of B
ford, land torar.erly of Brussels,
married, tea January 20th to Mr.
Eason of 'tht city.. Mr. ited
Ewen tepentepart of their honey
-with relatives in Clinton and
Ofarr, before settling in il3rent
where the grocer' bee a 'god lees
est, inspector of plumbing, etc.
c -
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his
L1ie
fart
,000,•
ar34d-flbt
oad,
royal
g1 t
14th
ten-
day . eceetly, Milton; son of Mr.
nurrber Icylf :years about twb
irs. Ackert Oliver, ot Brussels,
ped on a. ewing needle, which b
.1..••••••••
Iyv
gh
was
Ja.
eon
Inge
ead
tion
Oromarty.
Notes. -We hear a great deal Lheee
4aye about alI kinds of erethode he-
ir)g employed -to rae, fundtor war
purpones, but Mr. Hugh kicLachla
UPOIri a leadier novel seheme for
cram work, that of having a
bee. Owing to the gregt ecarolt
thein Mr.acyeachian mode a bele
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Kirk,
re last
ard•and
Mrs., H.
tr new
has pure
farm, on
is visit -
Sol.
O south
I, last
eouna.
euerl of
load.--
eas rent, -
Line,, to
aechler.
e will
e farm.
A inew
s organ,
evening,
W. R.
charter;
are as
Daniel
as B.
Bayfield.
Now Secie Orgainized.'
Counell of C sten Priende w
sized In Bay i on Friday
February 4t.h.' Olrganizer
Vantessel, -W th a list of 32
!mei:babes, s ekote
tec4loWee ph Councillor,
Shearer; Pa Th
Hatrrirn;VI uncillor,Geo ge Cas
well; Prelate Mies ud ;McGregor; •
,
Mar.hal1, Ke
w
eth --Purrle; "Aden,
?etre. 5. M. el:Ww:141g 5 creterse
Mrs T. E. erleon; Tneast; r,
ton MeLaugh Guerd Ha y Dar -
rah; Sontry, gar E, Wee • ; Trus-
-Nag, Hugbi B. Kay, Harry e and
Edgar WOW The new co ell wLI
reet every we. -0k [until Spring The
rogiilar treetinge will be on #he 1t
and et !Fridays of each 4ron te Ore
gan zer 'Jantassel will reirain n Bay-
!
fie; ',far a tier. ia the interest or -the
riew Council.
s •
0 nsitt-Zap
f 4 v ry pre
aY,t J nuary
hthr, E
!ago to
OTOUB :you
iera
nlreen.
roe,
eonsin
ed the
rto of her fa
roo lundere
d lfiot
a
,OTS.
f rite d lby Rev.
oC B ko Presby
b -ay Mr.
The•1.1 was
C repe de Clie;ree
ititi Der dal voll
d ark1Jjd a
[Blake,
-llhle home of
ii Z le, was ti;
4y wedding on
at when their
me. 'was unite
• Boy Cowl
gl fahirer of
retie strains
played by
thei bride; the
ler leaning on
x and Joined
each of ever
a; ceremony Wa
D. JohtnSton,
rian o.hurch, as
i
harcisoln, of .K
ar
eased in vehit
teirturdid with
and orange blo
tiqUet of canna
r g ng a,way tgaven wa,s of
i
rge it irrined litli i fur aad,
tt1a IP #!. The groom's gift t
beicie w s 'a ste 11:4 furs and to
Green a gn
eld ( cklace. After cone
grate at a th tigdests repaired to
t he al loth g-rocirri I Where a d inty
W oldi g dinner 'WAS serveq,} Cfed
w ich t o cvenit .01 wa3 spent in ;U -
le ani an inging, jGests were :lir 3/J -A
from W. itewood,; ' Sask, Mar e' -e,
In le, S a.forth Giaed Bend Z rich,
enai 11 land Hil Sereen.
*Totes,. A ,nitee Mg 'of the m ibers
,(Paettee
thh hare of grs R. N. Dot ?las,
n's stiute, will be held
on; Tu sday, Febrhary 8thl. All dies
all in ited to 'at tend, -Mr. Eel. oyce
has dOils farrei tii Mr. John Erb,
of Ha townoielt :Yosses41on Le be
glien on March, Ilt, next. •Ifr. and
Mrs. : .yee will, be greatly. tr4selor
frcni hie nalghbentrood, as thein
hotre vats alweys: open and as
icLins they are herd to excel. Mr.'
Williaith 2apfe, of prince Albert, 5
Is Visit nig at the herre of his bro
Mrl H. C. Zapfe, t present,
M.
scene
atuefi
cond
t, ,a
near
f the
Miss
bride
the
the
reens
per-
stor
iSted
Peen.
istik
earls,
some
;blue
hat
the
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ton.
Shloppi g at Beattie', air is becoming a habit
vittmos people and it le not a bad habit. 25' 84
Fi-d (Peal Up of (ner Footwear .- Al felt
lied spo 5 i less than pot price at the C9.621438.10!
8tor' op lost e Exposit' Office.
r te'e Inst ttte. - The ii -ext
tin Of the W men's Instit te,
NV • z• 1b eld a on , edneadey of ext
'week i t, 1.30 o'cloc Kra Knee etel
yiiI1 l e a paper u 'How we el Fuld
eee d Fur winter evenings" and, the
SOlItilol extmittee *ill tdiscuss, "Se obi
Aff a e
R di roes INot
.-The compan
Ins itu eIIDeo1e, 0 took part In
f ernoon Tea in Fele
• p
her,
ere
of
the
t F iday night wish to thank t
[he
Vil ge' In Calder hall, Winth ,
las
Lit rary gectety for thie kind re-
ception and ,good order. which t ey
rect 1v» throughoet the eerforma ce.
Th re was good, fun.. houde an4
the rec ipts, which were for the Rd
Cross, 'went half to the Literary So-
clety- taid half to Walton institute tor
Bel 'C loss work.-,jr. "Pell, ef ,
• ere oet ainRi took a
lig t p oto of the rope:1y. The ns -
tit te inten4 withelrettbiene lrb.e
true, y 1444 being•*Wed by the
ing
st ee, Wedn
pia it Ole antaFtpr..,:'satet
Hall, in:
li,
Og-
7.'0: R04 etreSal
interest las the wteks go by, 'd
!'3
-ruCssels
k itringiaBO larger
ore. -
eve
IgLHum Batts on,
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frataaaiad,
afternoon and W
rfPe€01011 4bi
_boy on Tuesday
Via'i. speec
lli,veii a bar:tory
We 0 were . e - . ; :by Reads. I.amdy
;:ar
aiederallt and , t = s. ./olbri MeGaVin,
Th ' .as Bulger : . Robert Ferg4son.
The, 'wmen oerv,* •utrofh after Which
a short -progratt # : and recruiting an-
- peaiS were irri ) , by Lieut. Scott.
Ate rs Johnston Clark and ShOldice
ktndly drove the bore back to Bette -
sola, as the *al was beey. i The
prodeds of the t a. -amounted to 431.-,
26;le. eit week was $29,30.
K ppen .
Notee.The- iso len who are in
traihing - at HensaU MI Sabbath] inorn-
leg cresitt will att d divine service at
Sq..4n,d;rew'3 chtur'h here. The Choir
are preparing.' , #.. ial music_ for; the
ecceshou =-• Was Eliza Thonoeoh# of
._ Pseegeoeeek,ey: ## , is visiting With!
:33nyvv 11Sieeteiehanen49'der gitnei:,-.!frf sBa. yTiehoe.
are 'visiting at t home of Mr. a
Mr4 s401/1In H. -=tto and with h
bronlerIntlaW, 1# . Robert Brovent
of I he village.- rs. John Deitz' w
nui4ing [her eist tr, "Miss . Alice Ky
Ifor I, mere diays his week. -Mr., a
Mrs. Brownlee ve re. In Seaforttli -d,
Ing ''the week visiting Mr. Browele
'tfEll , on Winter with no sleighing
faffier, who the lot in good health
lifted -with the saverillerse
they are unable to get in their. es
ettnely - of kgs, allso for those - w
Move buildirtg vr k on band. At t
et:tin
present tinr.e ever g is at a stan
stil.- With so .ny of the ybun
lirert, - gang off the fame to : t
wa, Which will cause a great Om
city- of help dur the coming
!te, many of o farmers there
trying to solve thle problem., 'How
the great inerea of productioa on
the; fame going' to pan out ?"1The
ferns certainly 111. not do it With-
out labor. Our ady writers are
crying out that ofidnir to fee 4 the
sokllers, and also lower the -cot of
living, thkare oa be trove predac-
lion on the farm. It :night be a geed
idea if these r . iy writers would
give the farrrere- ,me. inkling of 'how
the I end is 'to brought about.
itre Colbert Egrondoilie -On .1,11del.s
, etirening of it week- a noirber of thke
friend*, of- Kr. M. MPerson, of Sale
Peon City, iglittailo, met in hie honor in
the oounell ,TOOTtTi ird our hall and,. eno
toyed weal titre in games and con -
%venation. Our Reeve . acted as biest.
:easter and a number of fine toasts
and seeeclies Were the order of the c v.
entitle enlivened by fine music by Mr.
T. Mtereleelt on the violin °and Oro
Trott' on the guitr, to which Mr.
Rdeit Boiithron stepped the High.
land fling and other dances, Mr. .Me-'
Pher .repileg heartily thanked
thew present for the enjoyable even-
ing It ey had given hire, and said that
of ail the places he hard viited; one
appealed to :him Hensall, where
13.0 d spent his boyhood, and that
while; enjoying a good inercanale trade
in Selnion ,City and bad pro3peried
there, he would, like very often to
cOrre to- fiensall, and incideneaily re-
' marked, that his wife, who nod Lei:6m-
Jain: ,heee, never enjoyed tirt-
,thati eerie had here irpl
elighted both with our village
Una tic- .conditionsi-Otr recruits
led St.Paul's churh last SLIM*
ornhig And were ably addreased
v. Rural Dean Dotherty.-3n
Fri-
evonhag of last week he Boy
its of St.Arthur very elaborately
ntifully ilbanquetted OUT re-
in the basement of Cermet
h. -Mr. and keitss Pollock-. cf r11.-
ttnd. Man., are visiting their
es, the Misses Fee, of the
.-Lieut. P. Grieve had the n.is
e to 'get one ot the bones 0
and fractured, last week. -
✓ ;oor Oddrellows on Satur
st attended the funeral' of their
rather, Mr. Percy Wanlese at
field, The Henaall lodge 'had
the deceased, to Muskoka, in
that ;treatment at the hospital
weltikl bei o him, but this did not
-the desired effect. -mo.
gara, Falls is visiting at the
of 1-.er sister, M.rs. McArthur,
lavis near Heesall.
14, ario
net ter
er was
ee, and
as atter
le, 'day Ir
Ind lair
ur- day
er; Keig
crult
ai chur
al:ot
relati
he viliag
fort
g ; hie
he num
r- day
inn- late
are Bruc
Is pent
bePes
;.,tiblere
have
of N'
home
Glen
Win
Stispected Gent
arrest Id one
man' bandmaster,
ham
n Arrested. --The
leilif Schatte, a Gere
having passPorts
which, it lo said, show that he 'nod
recently been in Belgium' and . Oon4
Istantinople, and the finding of a
mysterious box containing .sevnty
pieces of explosive were two events
.viihich have aroueed considerable in-
teret there. 'Schatte's arrest, it is
said, was tordered by Col. Sherwood,
head tof fhe Dominion police, on char-
ges .of esorionage. Schla,tte, besides
this paseports, had .several drawings
an a eheaf folf lettere, ali Of which
will be owarded for inspection' by
the Dominion Police at Ottawa. Man-
hile thee has been placed in the titte
lady of the soldiers of the 161st. Bat-
talin. Provincialonstabte G. A.
;
Vhippen on Monday began to trace the
Iran's movement fore coming 'here.
Schatte's oasspert set forth that he
was born at Rav4t
October 81, 1888, ai
service witU the 2
rrent. According t
reached -Canada ay
and, Constaetinople
of explosives,
the railway stati
Ingham in a car
'bleb came front
nderson, one of t
hers here. Mr. A
duties here son:
lad 'hs goods sent
e loom was daref
neatbi the other t
ort is being made
t thre. Sucre railway officiate
vieen
hink it may have placed in the
ar at Mocronto, \ others are con
ident it Vas mot i the car at the
lace ot shipment. in the west. The
x weighs forty po
i bore no address a
rovincial 'Constable
e experiments an
:bat the box co
t k precautions ag
lb eielf land propert
a Chorales are co-op
lice in Ian effort
d its contents.
Gerrany, on
id ihlad seen active
nd Airentited Regi -f
Us own etoryihe
way of .Belgiene
The trosteriou3
I was found at
here, arrived at
household effects
atcheware to Mr.
high sennol
denim • assumed
months ago, bat
on only recent.
ly hidden aw y
ga, and an efe
to find blow it
111
, and heca lee
tracted attentlot.
PihtOoen erode
t when cenviri-
tallied explosives
Inst injary
The t nailitary
sting .with the
o trace the boic
t '
Bens
r. Efardie, dentist, Phone
o. 6. 2500.12
riets.---For Hensa items sent ie
e forlat week's S.81.1e, but delay.
through the mne, see page 3.-Mr4
ksoin is 'having brick delivere,d, for
h erection of his fine brick dwell
at the east end of Main street,
r. end, Mrs. D Stewart return -
d ;hare the firet palet of this week
f Rochester, Mixt ., where Mrs.
wart 'underwent a very successful
ration and is now hing and feel-,
very well. -The ar y friends of
• Robert J. Dryediale will be elease
to learn Watt he lei still holding his
Win through his very -eerie-as illness
hope for his recoilery.-Two rinks -
our curlers went to Lendion on
Ada" lost to compete in the bon.
1 being ibleld there.' It will be re-'
red that Hensalll captured the,
loud and it is op to oar curlers
try land keep it. -Mr, A. Acheson
waswasIA the Molsons Beak here,
victue to enlisting wet with an sa-
nt while pleasing h key a few ev-
i gs ago, to the wa of zustaining a
tared ankle throu falling, and
believe in addition o the fra,eture,,
toed, painfel bra' s. - We are
:to report tha Mr. Colin
r, of 1-1.a.y ownstI11p, who has been
-e
• ill for some tirnel is considerably.
ir
In
ed
E
a
e
c
qt.1
Ir
zr
to
en
fr
re
Ple
Lir
Pa
no
th
niv
the
of
fi
roved and it is tlh4 wish of his
.1' friends that he may continue to
rotie-On Monday afternoon, of
t week, the 14th, Heneall will ob4
e a half -holiday afrde voluntary
ribotione will be order at the
Nall, 'under the uspices of the
triode Leagne, who aim at raising
le sun of $1000 on thqt afternoon,
Valentine's Day, a tell alaol the an -I
rary- of the very eerioes fire,
loccerred in our llage a number
eansa,go and the eague feel con).
nt thatnotwith- ending the
generoUs contribu Ions that have
given there both, 1 money,good
material of all id ds that the sum
$1000 -being the ond. ' cootrib
of ,that heap earn -will be again
and hall .1 be a place
lei interest on that afterivoin
the ,aaicaatt sabscri edt free, hoer
er will he indicaon the black-.
and the ing a free
ert will be given hich will be a
interesting ore well worth
t tiding and it is •- eidently ex -
ed that the an will be able
nuance the ucceaJ of raising the
bollare.--Mero E, Knape
oredon has apex/Mew' the 'past
eke -veal her parents here, Mr. and
•(R. :W. Fultn, aa4i her sister,
ver
bee
an
of
ti
of
aS
10
11-11,1'
e011
Pee
Brucefield
'An Vier Pioneer Passes. - Thero.
assei away on Friday evening, Feb.
ruary .4,111, at hie late residence on
the ondion Road, Tuckersarith, fun -
other one of the Irre,n who helped to
clear the primeval forest. from Huron
Coun t , Itt the persons of Mr. Robert'
War , who WAS bora in Rosedale,
Yorkshire, Englamd on October ilth,
1.1144. With; his father and the rest
of t3il amily they sailed from Eng: -
in May 1st, 1861, taking six or
weeks 'to roake the passage.
in 'Whitby town.4:112, for about
n month, ethe y settled; after -
On the Sauble line, Stanley,
at that tkre was only a wagon
*rough alar.ost unbroken fore
erraning at home eotil at
e years' of age, he aftr,.
took caipeotry, which he
seven
LIving
eighte
wards
which
track
est.
t wen t
wards
follow d for over thirty yers, being
well *own throtghout a large pert
of So 1:11 Huron. Mr. Weteon was
narr1ei On January 1st, 1874, to
Marge et, eecond• daughter of the.
late Eibanuel Strickland merchant
of Buc ingliser, Quebec. Mrs. Watson
died, April 188P, On June
22nfle' 889, he trarriled Mary Anl'a
elaughlt r of the late Err.anuel Stric1Ce
land,11, ing for a time in Bayeld. Re
• tr.oved ito Varna in 188, wibere be
lived for eight years. On Decembe
5th 188i8, he moved to the Tre,sprd
home o» t -11.e London Road, tinned
e,tely atii of Brucefield, where he
contin to reside until this death
Hie, w e, 'two eons and a idaughler
survive : John S., living on the Mil
Read otperty, a.nd Robert P. and
Allee 11 Ing en the home farm. Mr.
Watsotn Is survived by one brother
and tt sisters: John Watson, of the
Bauble]the, Stanley; Mrs. Margaret
Ward,1 Egeondville, and Mrsi Riche
- . -
FEBRUARY 11 ltt
1
oar" Sweep
all inter Footwea
The time has arrived when all our winter footwear must go. New
spring shoes are coming in and we must make room for thein. On
aij
winter footwear such as felt shoes, felt slippers, felt lined shoes, he
socks, overshoes, moccasins, etc. we will allow you a straight discount
of 25 per gent or one quarter off the regular prices. If you are in need
of winter footwear of any kind this is yoor opportunity to save mane".
ln aildttiori to the sale of winter footwear, we.are offering some very
special inducements in leather goods during ;his month, We.have 7gone
through our stock of women's fine shoes and selected the odd lines and
broken sizes and have placed them on bargain tables in two lots, as
lows: Lot No. 30 pairs women's fine kid shoes in laced styles, most.
all Empress make and splendid shoes for house wear, all sizes 3 to 7,
regular prices $3.00 and 3.5o, sale price per pair - $1.49. Lot. Na,
30 pairs wornen's fine shoes, laced style in patent colt and fine kid lea
ers, Empress, Vassar and several American makes, sizes 3 to 7, regular
prices 3.50 and 4.00, sale price per pair $t.98. Bargains in men'sshoes: Odd lines in men's gun metal calf laced shoes, sizes 6 to 8, reg-
ular prices $4.00 to $4,50, sale price per paisr4.520.98a.ndMsesn.'osortst
leather laced shoes, sizes 6 to 8, regular prices
per pair $r.99. Men's tan shoes, sizes 6 to 7, on sale for Sz.99.
SEAEORM
TELEPHONE,11 OPPOSITE '00MNIEROIAL HOTEL
Notice
We beg to announce lthe purchase
of the BAYFIELD SAWMILL, which
we will operate in conjunction with
the BRUCEFIELD Mill. We are
open for business at both offices pre-
pared to pay the highest spot cash
prices for all kinds of logs, either in
bulk or by the thousand aud either in
bush bush or delivered in our yards.
You may also secure from usat either
office any af the bellowing lines,
Lehigh Valley Coal
the'coatthagsatisfies
Canada Cement
the recognized standard of Canada
Buffalo Brand Fertilizers
best by test
Dressed Lumber & Shingles,
Canada Fibre Board
Tile, CedarPosts, Lumber of
all Kinds, etc.
I heartily solicit and by fair,square
dealing shall endeavour worthily to
merit your most liberal patronage.
Telephones:
Bayfielcl office 8 on 174;
Brucefield office Ilan 145
John B. Mustard
r I TEAM
ard, Pont ate, of the Bronson line. Mr.
Alf; Scot hmer, of Stanley, deceased,
was also a sister. Mr Watson wa* an
unassurn rig iman, of an. actioe disPoe-
jtion, andI ;seemed to take- as [his
motto, df a thing is worth doing, it is
worth 1 ing well, and no one who
knew thi Jerald ever say he ded any -
Chang nj a half-hearted mannier. Ini
olitics, Conservative, he' was till
bread -rob dad enough' 'to vote ae-
cording t this convictions. In religion
the was ai Methodist, a man whose
word one given, was as good as ;hie
bond. Ue stood for uprightneas
and iint4rlty, and 'owed to the
Great Beyond eaying that he was
not atrial , and leaving to those who
follow Ihtli a bright hope of a meeting
in a Le di that is far better, De:-
ceitisedt LbIa4d' not 'been a robust elan for
several y ars prior to his last illness.
In the La$e autum.n of last year, he
was etricken with( paralysi, from
which he rallied foe a time, but oev'e
en ;weeke prev1xyua to this death, he be-
came bed t, and the best of medical
skill aeidt attentin' could not :vele_
vent his -steadily sinking down to
the dark -alley. Towardthe last, he
suffered evere1y, bat the end came
quite suddenly and peacefully Do Fri-
day evening, Just as the daylight fail,
ed. Mr. Watson was a sincere friend
and. wilil be much oilseed by his many
friends lep, and down the country, and
in and arouind Brumfield. A goodly
number of relatives and friends at-
tended the funeral on Monday, in
eelte of ethe very inclement weather.
rten:ong other friends were Mr. 3. L.
On tario. he re:raine ,were iriterred
Sir.itle anlittlaughter Alice, of Whitby,
in the faar.11y plot in Deerfield( cernee
tory, the poll bearers being his broth-
er Jhn, tWo nehews, 11. Perhale an.dt
John Scoteharer, Thoma a Fraser, Alex
ThlotrrpsOn rand Jams McDonald. The
bo ed nly (have the sympathy of
their man friends.
Notes,- recruiting meeting Was
held in Jou village lest Monday even-
ing, but we are sorry to say it was
rather p ly attended owing to un-
favorable Weather c000ltions. Howev-
er (quite el, nun -Ayer of thc villagere
secceeded he getting -to the hall and
came tee,vay well eatisf1e4 as well ,s:3
benefitted from the th - splendid ad-
daeeses delivered by Major ShlAW of
the 161t ttalion, Rev. Mr. Harper
of Clintini, d Correiral Wyatt of To-
ronto, •w' 4 ha boon been in 111.1,Mertiral3
engagemen e M Fra,oce. A meeting
for organ' atien was held at thecloe.
-Mr. tOlar ce, Keiser thee gone to.
Windor, Where he has secured a w-
anton. His many friends wish him all
success. -The zany friends of Mrs. A.
T. Scott are - s.(#ry to hear that she
htes theen taken to Wellesley Hospital,
Toronto, af ter a *tie illness. It is
to be fhOped this worthy loely will
soon (recovr. tire. Weil Yetowlees of
Bowman villa was , in otr vilage dur-
ing rtlhie #1.14neaft a her siter, Mae.
Scot t. -Mr. Doigal. Fotheringhaz. was
ThXiucknoW o., Nedneday.-Mr. Gco.
Swan lhias echasped an automobile.
fu
We !Vow eorge will have goodtack
and treaty loasenttarts Iduring: the
ethrtng eurrner. . 0 , 7
H A'it NE s s
'
Owing to the great demand for
team harness in the spring you
will find it more satisfactory to
place your order with us now, that
we may give it our special at-
tention. We guarantee all our
harness to be made from No.
Union Oak harness leather which,
coupled with first class workman-
ship, we know we can satisfy
you, in every respect. Get our
paces and let us have your spring
order now.
Cleaning Harness
This year we are making a specialty
of cleaning and oiling harness. We
find that we can do it better and
more economically than it other-
wse could be done. We are using
a specially prepared harness oil
which enhances the life of the leath
er keeping each strap soft and pli-
able. Bring in you harness and
let us clean it.
Br oderick's
SEAFORTH
A HIGH GRADE SCA101:1
L !OTT
A -ed?
Iddewedd/
Toronto, Ontario stands to.day with.
out a superior in Canada. Graduates
highly successfo). Catalogue free.
Baer any time.
GRAND TRIJNK
Wintpr - Resorts
Special Round Trip Fares
Long Limit Stop -overs
Asheville and Hot Springs, N. 0.
Charleston, S. C, Nassau, N. Pa Het
Springs, Ark French Link Hugs.
JacksoniAlle &allFlrida • lta;
Havana, Cuba and New Orleans
La., via New York and Rail (or steam
er according to destination) or via
BuffalonDetroit or Chicago.
Bermuda andi West Indies
Other Health Resorts
Mount Clemens, Mich., Battle Creel,
Mich, St Oatherines, Welland, Ont.,
Preston Springs, Ont.
Further particularson application
to Grand Trunk agents.
W. Somerville.... ... TCW11 Agent
W. Plant.— ......Depot Avnt
C. E. HORNING) D. PS
Uniott Station, Tornto, Ont
250841
Logs and
Heading Bolts
We are prepared to
pay the highest cash price
for all kinds of logs and
headingrbolts, in bush or
delivered in our yard.
Heading bolts to be
cut 20 and 40 inches long
Soft elm, -soft maple,
and beech logs to be cut
II, 13 and 16 feet long.
Rock elm,hard maple,
white ash and basswood
logs to ber Cut 10, 12s, 14
and 16 foot.
We have in stock and
will sell at the lowest price
/. hemlock lumber
and the best grade Red
Cedar shingles.
Ament Bros
Seaforth
250341
Take a little comfort as you go --
especially if you can combine' it with
profit! The man who owns a Ford has
provided healthful enjoyment for his
entire family and equipped himself
with an economical servant as well'
The FordiRunahout is $480; the Coupelet $730; the
Sedan $890; the Town Car $780, All prices f.o.b.
Ford, Ontario. Ali cars completely equip
ped
including electric headlights. Equipment does
not include Spedometer. J. F. Daly, Seafortla
•
r .
Peas, per
i3arley, pe
13exus, Pel
Poatoes,-,
- do
ir
a IN
an, Per
ort
our; per
utter, N
ggs, per
ay, new
Toronto
quiet,
Istee.ds.
terior
to ,36e;
Age 280
to Sc;
C-13e4n-I
rBoney
12 to 2
*2.40.
Lendor
to 3c; 1
oroca,
to 361
1,40 to
Toronn
Wheat -i
anorthe
an atone
4k; No.
extra faa
Viare :lc or
Canadian
to ai.14
1.1 *
• AP-ZOI;d'all
vilr;eAt 1
Vo. 8 o
pate 4-2e
per car
to $1.Tii
a-Maltlat
o No..2
eiwirnerc
tot 85e
-tea Flo
720 d
.e.rs' *LI
coreliM
ronto
Carlota
freigh te
AL% gs, 1
tatoas---
41.116,
At 41,90
•
-Moot r,
!trail -tot _
obe wei
Ol2e0 cal
lologs an
Icark•et
ed 0 9
14e0 itic
, of itihei
1$13 rto ;$
atock
;Lambs ,
O wet;
rm, a
rress f
, Hoge to
.;15c per
cattle,
cattle,
comono:
*5.60 t
eachi
and fl,:
crs ,S8'
437; an.
lambs,
410.16 -
,. Bult
Ive; P
ping 1
j$8.85;
48.26, '
aiocke:
tck.
ecW,5
le.t 45e
- $12.f4.
ed, -C
48.6;=
Ito 47,
.7.ean-b:E
„warn
• S8.25 1
:r.lred-
Una(
.--Wit;
e. afon
era.1
cattlei
eeireli.-1
' ole/ral
the
tirre,
eere=
t heir
en rir
beite
llie2.v
arid '
47,86
ors
lerore
nun'
and
for
and
Stre.-1
atou
41.2.5,
Pr!
ered
*10.1
to,
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