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W. Peooneoor. Lc. J. L Korean
lt. J. A Gaines.
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' IMAGER, BABRIBTER, SOL
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QNtWIC&, LOAM ETC.
COUNTY and DISTRICT
Miss Mihei Goy mod Joha Moir. of
Calmar. were married at W,nghas' ou
January 13th by key. ?Mbar Fallon.
Mrs. W. Anderson, as old lady of
e4010y. who smiths, near Biuev•le, fell
while 000tl.g down stabs and broke
bah her wrists.
' Mn. Ellen Cloak wooed away at the
hums .1 Mrs. James Lamport, at Cent-
ime. oa Ussery 9.h. A glows -up
family survive..
Mr. John Mtagroye, of Turuberry.
reeestly underwent a..riousr pn&tion
in the hospital et Perosis and i. still
under treatment
Mies Pearl Gibson and Geo. Cole,
both of Mortis towu.bip were teat -
ried on J %Hurt y t'Stb. They will tr•
side in the West.
John Ouemore, of the 2nd cones•
Ilion of Mut ne, has told one of
farms and tented the other to rAgar
Bt.u,ofTerse strt.
Yr. J. Prteter, •.( Zurich, has pur•
chased the bi Lk blo.k that be has been
doing business in for • number of yeasts
from Chas. Orris, of Beano,
Wm. Clark, r pioneer 'resident of
Turtiberry township, died at Day too.
Ohio, Januar% 11th the sequoias were
interred in 11; o gbsm cemetery
Robert t. Uun.muor, who was re-
eently •ppoiut.d posture -der at St.
Thomas. is • native ut Tuckersmith.
Two of his sons are in the lousy.
Dr. John Gardiner, • former rem!.
dent of %Vettou 1 reality, was married
at Cbic•gu un New Yeast'. Day to Mir
Edith Miles, of Mount Morris, lllioci..
Harvey Skelloo, • lunger resident of
Morris towable, was married recently
at Bay Oily. .Nigh., to Miss Maj its
Smith. They will reside at Detroit.
Miss Fl.saie E. Lowrie. of Hallett.
was married ou Janusoyy 5th to Syd-
ney A. I)oltu/ge, of McKillop. The
c -Lemony was poi ft,tntrd by Rev D.
Cu swell.
Ales. Stewart, of Howick, was mar-
ried oe December :1).b to Margaret M.
Hai per, of t.'.rrick township. Rev.
A. H. Gibson. of BelmoIe, pet tot toed
the ceremony.
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mum of MA sizaos laciprams.
Brophe3 Bros.
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The l eadlet
Funeral Dir0Clere
and Embalmers
Orden osrfwfly attasied to
at ail hours. sight rte day.
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HOWIONG WILL
THE WAR UST?
The Wu Apiast Health is Qriddll
Faded asp ?i I.•d i.«'.
MRS. OCWOtft
East Ship harbour, N.R.
91 is with treat pleaauri that I
write to tell you of the wonderful
benefit I have received from taking
'Fruit a-tives'.ForyearsIWit adreadful
sufferer from Caeslipaliois and lle.d-
arGes, and I was miserable in every way.
Nothing in the way of medicines
seemed to help me. Then I finally
trie+i `Fruit-a-tives' and the effect was
splendid. After taking one box, !feel
like a near /mos and I am deeply
thankful to have relief from those
sickening lleadaeheti".
Mrs. MARTHA DEWOLFE.
"Fit UIT• t-TIVES", the medicine
ma.le- from fruit, juices, has relieved
more sufferers from headaches, Cassel -
"chow, Slawarh, Liter, A'idwey .ad
Shia Troable% thaw awy idAer teediciwe.
.Ae. a box, 6 for r".bo, trial size, ^:rc.
A t all dealers or sent on receipt of price
by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
Arvills 0wendolco, the seven•yeat-
old dartghter of Mr. and Mn James
Dow, of the 101 11 concession of EastWawaooshous nature and after pulsing his junior
ones the the only died oo January lith, She matriculation taught scbo. 1 for three
daughter. matriculation
When nor broke out he en-
Tbe electors of 'Zurich by • rote of listed but after reaching England was
105 to 6 gate i he police trustees per- invalided home. The funeral took
suasion to Issue debentures to curer
the cost of the installation of • hydro-
electric light and power system.
Mary B., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thos Oomeili of the Parr line, Hay, dru bier, Mtzdalene, of Elk hot
was matried .t her hour, oo Jan,zar Man , who move 1 to the We -t from
lYt\ to Robert R McAllister. Rev. herr. lbirieen .ran ago. are visiting
Rtcbardeon per -tut used t Le cerenromy. their h ietsds here fora mot. t h.
Mr Howlett, father of Mn. A. Bar- A H. Mu -Lard, Roy Button and J.
too, of (.icy township, died *1 the F. Reuben, of the Standard Bank,
bow. of bis daughter on Janizary lOkb.
pla.:e at Se•forth and all the ministers
of the town tot it par t.
BRUSSELS.
M. and Mev. Win.
McFadieen and
and A H Milligan,
He wan in hi.-eventy-eevewt.h year f the Bank •od f Nova b , G ItaoktnScoti •. have
and recently setutned from the West aoppli,d to abtir re%pective head ,races
Rosie J., daughter id Mr. and Mts. for releart,um dui so that they map
D. Gammen*, of Mensal. wan tarried enlist.
41144 ltaoan C.ztbolie shureb, Zmleb, Councillor Fred Burchill, who was
.olOnaJJ•nuu' lith, to
Paul Mame, of St. 1��etal
b. 4ey. - ei met dt 111 room, bag listed srrtn
�M"ar� Fss►rl, danghtsr of Mr. and � 16 et Battalion. As he wsigbs
Mr.. Koss Johnston, of Blake, wad over 209, there wale no uniform to
taerried at the � stock to fit him and • special outfit
maw, Varna, on Jan- had to be ordered,
eery lids. to Feed W. Turner, of t**MsJohn Currie, sr., padded awn at his
the ceremony.
riAnn Qum=
Terre Cattle Market
Handy c'lo'cr stetra....17.56 to 13..5
7.15 7.66
0.66 7.14
4.01 5.66
7.25 7.75
6.75 7.'3o
6.7_,
7.00
6.25
6.75
7.21.
6.00
4.74
6.76
5.26
4.60
rim*millY; slearneem=s eCtillee• kr
see,
Mrs. R. B. Harvie, who until four
years ego resided 1st Wroxeter, died
at Tomato oo January lith. She was
in bee sixtieth year and is survived by
her bu.1'a d and three daughter,.
Tbe rearms were iatarred in Wroz-
etar esea cry.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Brooke, of Mitch-
ell. cebbested the.sveit.eth anniver-
sary of tbeir wedding day on January
tab. Mr. Scoots is ninety-three and
Mrs. Brooke righiyosine. Since the
war commenced Mn. Brooke has knit
1118 pain of socks.
Eire Beattie, daughter of Mr. and
Met A. C. Hutchior's, of Fordwich,
wail married at bee home there on
January 12th to Norman T. Mc-
Laughlin. of the 91.11 000camion of
Howick Tbe ceremooy was reformed
by Rev. A. B. Dress.
Margaret, daug\tee of Calvin
Roger, of the 4th rlocession of
Howlek, wan married at the manse at
Fordwicb 00 January 6th to Thos.
McLaughlin. of He.tberdnwn, AJ-
herta, fee erly of Fodwieb. Rev. A.
B. Dobson performed the ceremony.
1. Williams. a rearms of Eirktoe,
war the victim of • peculiar acciddat.
He was carryiog a heavy belt oo •
tock -handle serum kis shoulder when
the fork -handle !trots and Me. W8 -
limns fell. the proap of the fork en-
tering his al.doroae. Little hope is
entertained of his recovery.
The .osmoses toe the Reran coun-
cil baring failed to qualify atter the
regular nom'.nalion meeting, a second
s..mioation was oeaeseary and six
candidates were on the ballot for the
election held Out Monday. The suc-
cessful ones were G. C. Petty. (deo.
Rodeos, Alex. Smith and W. Platt.
EXETER.
Mr. (leo. Peabale atteoded the fun-
eral at L resdoe last meek of his sister,
Mrs. Alfred Bayley, wbo died there on
January 6th.
Mee. Jos. sVaiobotd was celled to
Poet Huron owing to the death of kir
sister, Mrs. Geo. (ester. MO deceased
was fatty -three yeah old.
WUfr
'.d smart bee passed the
tsxansiosa Losdos toe the motor
tzwaapott carps and N at present is
tearing dere prior to being called to
join the transport eoeapaay.
Willism Pierre rased away at
his horns heron Jaeurey 10th after •
few days' Mame. He was bore la tie
township of Blanekard sexy -three
tran ago, bot had lived piaetieally all
ie life la Uebotae. His widow air
swo daughter eerv(ve.
SE&FOR H.
The sue of 11W0 wee rseeatl see -
Meted her, foe Hs*BeBeier�
lefoiM.
Mrs. J. D. Herilfeu, wto bad teat
the pat threeasoatb with MInetket
MGs E. Hsrmett, base neared to btr
kers at Zr4Mad, Alberta.
Heavy F. eldest las of Res
F. M. LANs. [0ealartbs d5.d
Loire* ea Jaa TIB. Tim
Irks wee Maes e0 year eld,
bora at Charms. He war of a et
booze bets on January lltb. a was
tato in Scotland sixty-flve years ago,
but had lived in Huron county toe
many years. He is survived by his
wife, two eons, Andrew and Jobn, of
Brussels, and two dueghters, Mrs.
Gordod McDowell, of Brussels, and
Mrs. G. Eddy, of London.
CLINTON.
Mrs. J. 13. Gottschall, a native of
Clinton orad sister of Mr. Chas. Hdyar,
of town, died at New York on January
1st. She was fifty-seven years old.
Mrs. Catherine Barned, mother of
Mrs. C. H. Pugh, formerly of Clinton,
died at Loodoo, on January 6.b. Tbe
deceased, wbo was eighty -Unto years
old, had visited here on a number of
occasions.
Poetmseter Scott. wbo has been
superioteodeat of Willis Presbyterian
Sunda *root for the peat thirty-four
years, � resigned dust prier. Mr.
Chas. Lindsay has been appointed to
replace bio.
Mrs. David Moffett passed awn at
the home of her datzghtee, Mrs, Mw
gnus Pickett, on January Ilth. She
had bast a rasideot of Clinton for the
past forty years. Two sons and two
daughter* survive.
The lore of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Tlplady was the seen of a quiet wed-
ding on January 12th. whets their only
daughter, CooeMnce Evelyn. was
mars ied to Rev. Donald Macleod, of
Montreal. Rev. S. J. Alain performed
the ceremony. Mr. and Mire. Mac-
Leod will r..de at Montreal. where
Mr. MacLeod is pastor of Rosemount
Presbyterian abut ch.
WIAGHAM.
Mr.. Fred Johnston bro1,s her ankle
while %Gating on the river one day re-
cently.
Mrs. Sears' Youbill, • former resi-
dent nt Wiogbam. died le Minnesota
on January 70. Her husband. who
died thirteen years ago. was at one
time aaseseor for Wiogbatn.
W. J. Elliott, editor of The loges -toll
Chronicle, who was recently elected
Mayor of that taws, is • b,otber of
H. B. MIlib•tt, of Wingbsm, rod was
Women • foresee resident here.
Darman A. Me()illivrsy, sun of Mr
lad Mrs A. MNJilllvray, of Wormhole",
arse married at W 1anipeg ne New
Tees's Day to Miss Ogre Flaresee
Rid), of that atty. The yeast' rapt*
will mate their house at MacGregor,
Manitoba.
The Leataow Drattaa(de Oo, played
-Under Two clap In the Whirls
opera house or Monday errs( of
last week, Maid of oke Wingbre bar
pital. The prodoetl.M was a .lever
our, doles 'meek reedit to those who
.took part The net peered* were
.beet 000.
Mee. Was. Daniel has bee.retard
was killed iaa retiesher bureads es Dassabae.>Mllt.
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Butchers', guud
do. aril -cu
da smarm t
Hellas% .be.t3
do. good ..
du. wedicti 5.71
Butcher cows. e(1olor6.25
do. good 6.75
do. medium 6.26
Butcher 11.11s. choice6.25
do. medium 5.50
do. bologna 4.00
Feeders, 900 to 1,100 lbs. 6.50
do. bull. 5.00
Stockers, ;50 t-, 911(0 lbs. 6 00
do. med., C.0 to 760 5.53 6.00
do. light 4.75 5 50
Canners 3.0) 3.75
Cutters ... 4.0') 4.50
Milkers. choir, esch80.00 100. ( )
do. mediu::t 45.011 80.00
Sprtn3ers . "50.00 05.0.3
( .1..s, vest. god 9.00 10.50
do. medium 3.0) 9.0u
do. commo;l S.6d 7.00
do. grans . 4.50 6.5..
Spring lambs. cwt. 10.60 11.76
Cult lambs 7.75 0.00
Yearling sheep 8.00 0.00
Sheep, ewes, light 7.00 11.00
do. heavy and bucks. 6.00 7.00
Culls 2.00 4.60
Flogs, fed and watered. 9.25
do. light and heavy 8.75
do. :.o.b. cu'.tntry. 8.90
Sows, fed and watered6.75
0.50
9.00
9.16
7.00
Toronto Grain Markets
' Llnttoba wheat -In store at Fort
Althorn, No. 1 northern. $1.22~. ; N i.
2, $1-19%; No. 3. 61.1714.
Manitoba oats ---In store at Fort
Wullam, No. 2. c W.. 46c; No. 3 c'.W..
44c; No. 1 extra feed. 44c; No. 1 feed.
4211
American corn -New. No. 3, 81 tzc. '
Ontario wheat No. 2 winter. per
car lot, 11.06 to 11 Os; slightly sprout-
ed and tough, According to sample.
$1.03 to 81.06; sprouted or smutty and
tough, according to sample, 04c to i1-
Feed wheat. 80c to 84c.
Ontario oats -No. 3 white. 40c to
41c; commercial oats, 39c to 40c.
Pena -No. 2, per car tett, $1.80;
sample peas. 61.16 to 51.75, according
to sample.
Barley-Malthzg• outside, 60c to 63c;
No. 2 teed, 63e to 55c.
Buckwheat -71c to 79c.
Rye -No. 1 commercial. 19c to 90c;
rejected, 75c to SSc, according to
sample.
Manitoba 11 -First patents. in
Jute bags, $6. seconds, $6.30;
strong bakers', .10. in jute bags.
Ontario Boar -New winter, 14.60 to
64.80. accordingsample. seaboard.
or Toronto freights. in bags.
Manfred -Carloads, per ton. deliver-
ed, Montreal freights; bran, 124;
shorts. 625; middlings, $26; good teed
dour. bag. 1110.
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wile wgss �st�s
ewer �,kft ItoL
WIC lad ars MUM Mb
dein %%tole. vi wra red ata
abri8rw ear.lep.
W Produce
Toronto to deices to the
trade:
ELS, -
Extras (
No. 1 straight storage
No. 2
Butter --
Creamery prints. fresh
Creamery. solids . ..
Dairy prints
Bakers'
Cheese --large. 19c; twins, ,19�.c.
Hooey -Buckwheat. barrels. 644c to
7c; tins.. 7c to 8e; clover, 60 -Ib. tins.
12c; do. 10 -Ib. Wu. 12%,1c; du. S -1b.
tins, 125}c; comb honey. No 1, per
dosen, 13.00 „ do.. No. 2, per Cozen.
32.40.
Poultry Live Dressed
Old fowl, 1h 13c 15c 13. 15c
t.bickens . 12c 14c 16c 20c
Turkeys 16c IS, 34c 2&
Ducks Ile 14. 1'c SOc
Geese ..- 10c 12c 17c t;9c
to 8 .00
.3T .34
.30 .31
.25 .26
.36 .37
.33 .35
.28 .33
.24 .2E
East *offals Cattle
Cattle -160 can; market slow; 11c
to 36c lower; choice to prime native
shipping steers, 96.60 to 36.70; fair t-)
good. $7.75 to 18; plain and coarse.
7.21 to 17.50; Canada%% steers. 18.25
to 58.60; yearlings. 68.60 to 38.81; but
cher heifers and deers. $7.21 to 97.50;
best fat cows, 84 to $6.25; cutters,
83.76 to 14.25; canners. 13.25 to Il2.4-;
fancy bulls. 64.50 to 17; butcher Datta.
14 to 14.50; stockers, 85 to 84.50.
)lags---Recetpti. 160 cars; market
strong; heavy yorkers and mixed,
17-60 to 87.66.; t)Mgs, 87 to 17.25.
Sheep -Receipts. 79 cars; lambs
low*r; sheep steady; top Iambs. Sit:
yearlings, 19 to 810; welters, 18.25
to ►8-60; ewes, 17.71 10 9H
Calves - Receipts. 800; market
steady; tops, 111.50; fair to Road. 110
to 110.75; grassers, N to 15
Omen* Meats
Toronto wool• sale houses are Quot-
ing to the trade as follows:
Beef. foredoarters ...$ 9.60 to 610.60
do. hindquarters 13.00 14.00
do. carcases, clear 11 00 11.75
do. common ...... , 9.00 10.00
Vests. common. cwt.. 7.00 9.00
do. medium 9.90 11.00
do. prime 13.00 14.00
Heavy bogs 10.50 11.10
Shop hogs ..- 12.50 13.00
Mutton, heavy 16.00 12.00
do. liget 11.90 14.66
lambs ... 18.60 19.60
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1 PHONIC
Sb 36
a at Millar's Scotch Store
D.MILLARuSON
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January Clearing Sale
Special Value in Sweater Coats
cleanup of our regular stock and many' special lines. Just 36 Coats in the
lot, all marked at the one low price of
$1.95
Women's Knitted Skirts, all colors, each $I.75
4HN aw
Special value in Cotton Pillowcasfys,
sizes 40, 42 and 44 inch. A great
bargain 1Sc each
Special value in Flannelettes, bought
many months ago and just delivered.
A good 'heavy qua:ity, 34 inches
wide, only 1Oc per yard
Special value in Waba'-sa Canadian
and Ht,rrockses' Old CountryCam-
bries and Long Cloths, at old prices
while the present stock lasts, at
8c, lOc, 124c, 15c. 18c and 201:
per yard
Children's Winter
Dresses
clearing all Children's Winter
Dresses. Not a great many left.
To fit ages q to t6 years, all at
25 per -cent
off former low prices
FURS! FURS! FURS!
All Furs must be cleared in the next two months. We will sacrifice all profit to
do so, and with almost'all the Winter weather ahead of us this makes a splendid
opportunity of buying Furs at the proper time at less than wholesale price. See
our Furs before buying.
All Women's and Children's Coats being cleared'at sweeping reductions.
' If you have any coat -buying to do for yourself or family now is the time to
get a genuine bargain.
Terente Fruits and Vegetables ok
Wholesaler* sell to e trade r
follows:
Pineapples, ease 83.50 to 119.90
Oranges. Valencia 4.71 5.50
Lem( c. r. s 1.60 4.60
Grapefruit. rlortde 2.76 4.00
Dazzler. beach 1.10 1.35
onions. bas 76 Ib . 1.76 2.26
do Spanish. case4.75 0.00
Cabbages, barrel 1.10 0.00
Cider", Cal.. crate6.90 1.04.
!tweet potatoes. hamper 1.40 1.00
Castlflewer, Cal. 3.50 0.00
Chia,* Cattle Market
slow; • beeves, 14 4* In 01.+40; cows stad
betters, 13.40 to 11.40; esivtat, s7r
to 310.60.
stleakg: 110t. $40.75 to LH; mixed
grit hi roes hogs WO to 67.70.
g beap-illesalate. UAW; amerbe• 51:
sesugg; aolos. rum 40 67 Al limb&
rat% An $1171i.
OW Bleach
Lamas
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PHONIC
Limaimmormumminonimmosir
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A New Year Resolution
EL ECTR1FY YOUR HOME
HEADQUARTERS
PORTABLES and
FIXTURES
14.00 and up
ELECTRIC IRONS
TOASTERS
TOASTER STOVES
HEATING PADS
HOTWATER CUPS
BF:DRIDOM HEATERS
All above appliances trill be kept in repair,
ree of charge,
5kc=i1g4Hroionceseistiney
A complete line of Vacuum Cleaners. Fans,
Portable Lamps, Cooking.,Ranges, Domes, Shades,
Tungsten and Nitrogen Lamps.
A New Line of Flashlights and
Batteries on hand.
Take no chances around your barn with an oil lantern, but use an Electric Barn
Lamp. which can be carried same as an ordinary lantern -turned off and on
easily, and if knocked over in the barn will not set fire to anything. We
have a full line of them. Price $2.25 each.
A NEW STOCK OF ELECTRICAL FIXTURES JUST ARRIVED
)Let me give you an estimate on wiring
your borne, officr, garage or place of
business
Office 82 Phones
Rea. 193
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ROBERT TAIT
WEST STREET, NEXT TO POSTCIFFICE GODERICH ONT. ji