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Farm For Sale. B71t
The nndenigned n4ore hU lei in, lot M. oda. 6,
Fat Wawonusu, for sale. 41,e farm (motalne
101 wire., 90 r.
wood bush, 25 sorrascreeploughed, 8 acres of fell
wheat, 6 sons of orchard ; good barn with stone
trebling sue comet floor, 6614; good at tot
bog pen with driving house over, 62x281 two
■pwe, bnburnodcettrwo
,b;tof11uteller cement
e 1 rm ,r well watered by a Brine spine
sats and 14 40..44 adopted for stook,er 00 ass.
n is three milts from Myth acrd holt ale :run
a Scheel. 21'o1 tuft particulars apply to psoase
tomes she premiae,, or adore. alyth Y.O.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 90, 1909,
NQTE8 AND COMAIENTII.
-A bad oairto beat -Bob Gamey sod
rank Sullivan.
-" Where did the money come
from Y" has been transferred from the
editorial cohlions of the Toronto News
to the editorial columna of the Toronto
Globe.
-'Phe Montreal Family Herald and
Weekly Star says that Sir Oliver Mown
will gddown to history OS the man who
ruled a British province for a quarter of
a,contury and died without the shadow
of :Capital On his Raine,
-It is learned from authoritative
sources that the Dominion government
intnuds to dissolve parliament imme-
dietely after the close of the primula
session and that the general elections
will take place in the month of October,
-jt is said in Toronto that Hon. J.
R. Stratton is shortly to resiga the
position of provincial secretary. He
wiltletain hie seer in the legislature.
On the same authority it is stated that
the stew fees at the cabinet, council
board will bo Mr. George P. Graham,
M,P.f'. for Brockville, and proprietor
and editor of the Brockville Recorder.
It is not regarded as probable that Mr,
Graham will succeed to the provincial
secretaryship, but a shufde of portfolios
will be made among the present rontis-
tern, end Graham will secure whichever
is left over in the general scramble.
-No wonder Hon. S. 1i, Bleke Ole
Saturday expressed disgust at the way
people sent "private and coufidential"
information as to testimony, which
when investigated proved worthless,
Chancellor Boyd probably touched the
point when he said that a great litany
people pretend to have knowledge and
communicate that alleged knowledge as
being relative to the (eons for the mere
purpose of being brought into court and
having the notoriety that saoompaniae
it, without possessing any information
at alt, They are not witnesses at ail,
and merely occupy the time of the court
to no purpose."
-The late Sir Oliver Mowat was the
moat successful statesman Canada has
ever seen, Hie long parliamentary
career was a series of uninterrupted
surceases. As premier of Ontario he
had the confidence of the people genet,
ally. No scandal attached to his name.
In alt his election, his name was worth
thousands of Conservative votes to his
party candidates. This support was
withdrawn from the party with the
withdrawal of Sir 011ver from its leader-
ship. The result was that Mr. Hardy
in 1899 and Mr, Rose in 1902 emerged
from the elections of those years with
bare majoritiae.
W NOHAM,
SKITS. -The Ball fnruiture factory
received a coat of 90(01 last week....
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Macdonald mourn
the loan of their infant son, who died on
Wednesday of last week..,.A welcome
attipl0 on oar streets is the street water•
ing cart, for the dust was becoming
very annoying.... Mr, James young
had gold his barber buoineae to Mr.
Leslie Constable....A hand has been
organized with the following officers: -
President, Mr. R. Barrett ; vice-presi-
dent, Mr. F. Johnston; secretary, Mr,
E. Nash ; treasurgl', Mr, W. T. Hollo-
way. Seventeen (Slayers have already
signed the membership roll Mr.
Harry Ansley has resumed his studies
01 theChathnr Basinesscollege.... Mrs.
Dixon, formerly of Wingham, hat lately
of Toronto, ❑ has mover) to Hammy,
Manitoba.... Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Sper-
ling leave this week for Vancouver,
131iii81i Columbia, whnre Mr. Sperling
My. secured a lucrative position. Mr.
and Airs. Sparliug became feverishly
known during the short time they re-
sided in 1Vingbant, and the best wishes
,( a large number of residente of Wing-
hatu and Gorrie will follow there....
lir, James Cummings is home from
Gore Bay for a few holidaysMr.
Fergus Deemer left on Wednesday last
for Moose Jaw, Assinlboia, where he
has a situation 111 view.... Mr. ie. J.
MacMatil has been appointed Whnghain
agent for Noxon farm implemente....
The Western Foundry Co, is arranging
to build a ler a addition to their foun-
dry. When the new addition in com-
pleted the staff of employees will be irl-
creeeed from 94 to 11)1)....Mr. Charles
L. Rerr, of Philadelphia, sent a $21
(Moque to Rev. R. Hobbs, the amount
to ba 0oplied to the building fund of the
new Aletilowist church, lir, Kerr is a
Wingliem boy who to doing wall in the
Qtsker City.... Mr, .Alex. Orr, the tie,*
landlord of
making severrhalo Bnawnitckolbanngsa le
in
the buildipg. A new .kitchen and din.
ing-room will be erected In the rear of
the present building..,,Lest, week Dr.
W. E. H. Tgml)'n received a lengthy
fetter from Mr. S. E. Kent, a fpiper
1Vingham boy, who has been ,�grving
with the Canadians in South Afriep',for
semetime, Mr. Kent has been enjoying
splendid health end like. the country
very much. He ie now located in the
diamond regions of South Africa end is
still serving in the army.
*RV bt4 EI.L _
BBanzos,.--kiagar,, Lockriflge Bros,
are now employing from 14 to I8 hands
in the Brussels woolen mill.... Clonus.
Welter and Thomson have put up new
awnings in front of their placee of busi-
nese,.,.The contract price of the now
residence for Mr. I. C. Richards le
a$8550,...Quits a lot of fixing lip is
being done in Brussels this spring in
connection with varioue residences,
adding considerable to the improvement
of the village.... A. in other years the
businesspeople of BeUSSIAb have mused
to close their stores at seven p in. each
evening during the summer months,
excepting Saturdays and evenhrgs pre-
ceding a holiday. This has become
Almost a universal custom in the cities,
town and villages of this province.
Next Monday the new rule commences
in Brussels, so people trill require to
govern themselves accordingly ....Air.
Robert Thomsonhas a team eml loved
teaming eggs to Senforth, where they
are being put through the trickling pre -
0080 as Mr, Thomson has not, the
necessary outfit hole,... Mr, Welter
Roche left thie week for Petrolea, where
Ws Parente have removed, The local
football and baseball enthusiasts will
mise him,... Mrs. Thomas Hall cele-
brated her 88th birthday on Monday
last. She is an old resident of thin
locality Mr, James Broadfoot, of
Autigouish, Nova Searle, was calling
on relatives and friend. h Brussels and
vicinity duriug the pest week.... Miss
Ethel Snarling is laid up with eczema
In her loot and aultle. ,Ve hope she
will Boon be all right, Mr. John G.
Skene is having the front of his store
brightened up by the paieter's brush.
1lr. James Andersen, of Stratford,
horse trainer, will have ()barge of a
string of flyers on Brussels half -mile
creek thin spring ,Nr, 14, Leather -
dale ie making arrangements for exten-
sive improvements on and in his turni.
ture store. The plate front wilt be fitted
up in an improved style, and a new tar
and gravel roof pmt on the block..., Mr,
Richard Williams is now selling stock
for the Belleville Portland Cement Co,
Dig Actlen for 1.411e).
Mr. N. M. Contine, of St. Joseph, hes
hi ought an action at Osgood() hell, To.
yenta, for 850,000 damages against the
Toronto News for alleged libel, setting
fortJ, in the sta;;etuent of claim that the
News maliciously decried end traduced
the town of St, Joseph in Huron county,
in which the uleintiff is largely inter-
ested as owner, and otherwise canting
that special inttll'y was inflicted upon
the plaintiff by publication in the News
of April 1301 of an article entitled and
sub -headed, "The Itornnce of St, Jos-
eph, Huron County -City on Paper -A
Strange Story from the Shores of Lake
Huron -A City with a Harbor -One is
a Pure Myth and the Other an Impossi-
bility,"
Mr. Contine claims damages for epe-
cial lona in his business and profession
as promoter of the town of St. Joseph,
and of a canal company which is to
build a canal at or neer St. Joseph to a
point ou Lake Erie.
Rotel and Shop Urease..
EAST Hutton.-Belgrave, James 13,
Stretton; Welton, Win. Blaehill; Blue -
vele, John Johnston ; Behove, John
I4emonbv; Dublin, L. Wolfe; Gran -
brook, J. Long; Molesworth, Charles
Seehaver; Ethel, L. L. Longway ; Ford-
wich, H. Rapp; Jamestown, Thome
McEwan, Iteer and wine; Gorrie, R, F.
White, W. F, Dulmage; Wroxeter,
George Town, E. Eery ; Brussels, Henry
James, George Brown, Joseph Querrin,
SOUTH HunoN,-Bruceleld, .ill's, P.
H, Murray; Varna, 0. C. Blake; Kip.
pen, 11. Shafer; 1Voodham, Joseph
Stephens; Blake, MIA, W. Nicholson;
Gnt'lch, J. P. Raw, R. R. Johnstone;
rand Bend, J. Bremner' Dashwood,
C. L. Moser' Corbett, A. Moser; Mount
Carmel, S. Dietrich; Shipka, J. Han•
non; Ktliva, B. Cunningharn; Credi-
ton, Wm. Fritz, A. Hill ; Centralia,
Wm. Mullett; Red Tavern, G. Strong;
Hensalh W, F. McCanphey, J. E.
Blackall; Beylield, Mrs, Fa. ).)tett 11.
Darrow, G. E, Greenslade \six months);
Exeter, W. Page, W. T. Acheson, W.
Hawkehaw, J. Shaddock; Sea(orth, J.
Miller, J. Link, J. Weir, Mre. Thomas
Stephene, Henderson dt DeLacey. Shops
-Seaforth, E, Dawson, J. Weber; Exe-
ter, F. J. Knight, Farmer Bros.
THE CRADLE.
LO T. -Ili Brussels, on Aprti 17th, the wife of
Mr. C.Orge Lott of a son,
THE ALTAR.
LITTLDFAIR-DUNCAN.-et the resldeuae of
the bride's parents, montretl. of April 11th,
by Nev. Prof, (toss, Mr. Joan T. 1.Ittielsir, of
A. Ye, 01,40? Mr Nil Littlefatr, of Myth,
ti Nellie, third (hinge*. of Mr. and Mre.
Wm, Duncan, formally of Blyth.
OBIMOLDPY-iATtl.-At the residence of the
bride's mother, Fat Wawauosh, nu April
Mtn, by Rev, T. B. Conplaud, Mc John W
Odmoldby, of W altoa, to Ise E., only ds4gh-
terof Mn. James Bath.
MCA ,;7B-MODOSALD.-At abs Methodist per.
maga, Brume's, on April 10 by Bow T.
Ween ay -Casco, Caso, Mr. Chesles H. Miller to Mies
Jennet McDonald, both of Morris.
COMB s1 -0U615440111(, fu' Mutt?, ohureh, Mit-
chell, ou April 150. by Bev 1. 8, W. tlow-
tnl, Caet. t! B. Combe, of Clinton, to Mia
Julia Isabel Dunmore, of Mitchell.
MUBItAY-MoNAUGHT.-A1 the raW0uoe of
the bride's parents, Orey. nu April 41111,0
Bev. D. D McRae, Mr. Jobb It. Murray, ,
Rim I, to Carie Louise, daughter of Mr, au
Mrs. John McNaught.
THE TOMB.
LITTLE. -In Morrie, on April 1eth, Mn. Wm.
Llttie, aged e7 years.
--Methodists will celebrate the by-
oentenery of the birth of Wesley. Su'n-
duy„Torte 2819, be observed es a
etevial day of thanksgiving end player.
A fund of 82'0,000 fol' rniselqu
work extcndiou is to be raised.
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Right in Front .
With Spring and
Summer Goods
Our range of White and Colored Muslins excel).
To see our Prints means to buy—they are beauti-
ful. A full range of the celebrated Crompton Cor-
sets on hand in all the newest styles. It will be
well worth your while to see our Dress Goods be-
fore buying. We have exceptionally good values.
A lot of Boys' Clothing just to hand. Trade in
the Millinery department was never better. Our
staff have to work all the time and over time.
COME AND SEE US
J. A. Anderson
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EtLYTL-I
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sgj�prpr
We Have the Hat
For You
it has the form and finish and the staying
qualities that characterize the leading hats of
the day. Jt will give you an easy bearing. It
will fit perfectly. It will gine you a stylish
air, even though you're not self-conscious in the
least.
The price nay reach $2.5o. Then again
perhaps $z,25 or $2 may be enough. It's just
as you say. If you feel like paying $1.5o, or
even less, we have a good selection to choose
from.
S. Herrington
DI TII
WANTED. -Car load Potatoes, Oris'
per bushel for good stook. G. 31. )KING,
Wingham. 9811
B1.YTR MARKETS.
Blyth, April 48 -Wheat, 68n M 70e, Barley,
40o to 42o. rest, 680 to 61o. Oats, Seo to 80e.
Pigs, lie to too. 410100, 160 W No. entdtoea,
6'o w ono. Redac, 81 to 6e, Hap e6 to e7. hard,
Igo to 14•. ear., 67 to ed. Flour, 4190 to MINA.
Wood, 42.50 to 58 Wool, ilo to 15o. Tioksye,
lie to Ile. noose, 8o to 4*. Leone, le to 100,
Chiekene, 4o toile.
Piano For Sale.
A Weber Square Plato for aide abeam; aunt
tsavfup tuwu. Apply to C. W. 50141, 0.e lt.
meat, Blyth. 8841
SPRING
GOODS .
On hand for the trade,
Bananas, Oranges
and Lemons
Fresh and cheap as the cheapest.
A limited quantity of Fine 'Timothy
Seed, house grown, 52.50 per bushel.
Garden and Flower Seeds.
Confectionery and Canned Goods
kept fresh by ordering often, and of
the beet brands. ' Bakery produe•
Hone always to the front. First -claw
Teas and Groceries. '
OPPOSITE QUEEN'S MOTEL.
R. R, DOUGLAS
.. , BLYIH
Good Farms an,d Saw Mill
k or Salt',
No 1. -WI In, 75. "nn. t, Bait Wawanmb, son,
taining 100 acres, 40 „area nlsared' and le a good
state of ouLhatiou, g{I ecru partfully Moored
and 20 acres of t tuber lead. The 50tH1 is a good
Maw. There is cu the pre a rood bat dwell.
tug bouee 00004, one 8' d a ball storeys, with
uholton attache,, wrod•'bod 20x80, and stone
sellar under fun else M mouse; 000,14 cistern;
goat well vied wind mlµ 000vebtekt ire bona
and out-bolldwg,; truing bare 10045, with stone
. tablet undor:odtu; two frame dive bead 18186,
one and it ball storeys; •'attain saw OI 80.60,
two storeys ,th boiler, engine and (44 GOON. • mschlnke y for tntuufaoturiug umber,
kith sal ehtugles, all in goo t order.
No, 2-1.1 lot e4. ooh. 6, ban Wewonorph, eon -
Waning 100 acres, e0 urns cleared and'In a good
state of cultivation,* Boren of timber land.
There la co the piece a good frame beep 4oxee
cud 11 foot high with atone inebles ubder the
full else; good flume dwelUn 21.108, oqqs and •
half storeys, w thong anuses kitchen ettath.d.
N0.3- LI ot 08, con. 7, Eliot Wswsuo0lf, eon.
ta!ning 100 acres, a0 aorta clears,' and in'a go d
e rste of cultivation, 10 safes of nmbay land.
The soil le a good clay loam. Oa the plea
there fa a good frame dwelllnµµ22x80, atone el -
ler, wt,h kitchen attached 18128. 000 and% half
storeys; lard end a ft Water; pond fume barn
40160, with stone stable* under; 1rom:0.1b1es
sad abed 24160; good orchard. 1014 yi',Iwa fe
well drained end hes a never falling *yens
01444 h".b 1.
For fun particulars *poly to TRn10, R. Tay.
tees, Westfield P.O., Out., or to C. limittnroe,
Blyth P.O., Out, 4 fade
House For Sale.
A 0om'ortab,e brick house and four lots (000
core la a111, WW1 good frame stable end's Md.
her of fruit trees. This property fa 'mated oti.
the north side nt Dlueley street to the Villsials
of blyah. Convenient Meade. from B.B, etas
tion, post o1Bee, churches dad 1400,1. Arab
0t9. tate 0000' 1 and 141010i0* the 4144th Mak
yard. For further edrticularo apply to aha
undersigned. N. If, YOUNG. Ert
Building Lot For Sale.
One of the beet baihllug lots to Blyth is offer.
.0 roe save at bergsln, itis in residential
seottn0, helug on Drudiy street, be. Wane Que.
.04 a' Lon ferrets. Full pultautnara at TRS
BTa00ann office, Myth. 314.1
A. 0. U. W.
Rlvlb ledge, N0.141, Ancient Order of United
W. 0111,,u, cleat, to the Workmen hall, Milre
block on the kn,l and lib Thursday lu every
Inrm•h, at *ashy r,”. Viotti brethren are
a tensity luv1i 0 4. N crime, Wee T. I, Boon-
ITse, 8ac'oe pt& , 44 -