Exeter Advocate, 1901-1-24, Page 8C.
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Ve'vo inacte-•c totions anew,
,,as it's long been our custom to do,
And, (the thought causes pain)
We viU tuake theni agam
1.a the year 1902.
Huron County Council is iu sessto
Goderieb this week.
Chiekeu nQIC is quite
th.reinehout the towtti,
Rev 'W. M. Martin and R. Milly',rd
GNeltnIn.ed polpits on Sunday. 1m:riling
last.
Diyine serytet• will tie held in the
Trivitt Memorial church to -night
(Thursday.)
:hisses' and children's shoes from
'1 3- 11 '-
50e. up' to $ o ,st _Lane° a s.
Wm. Beer commenced J\Joday to
learen the harness tratking with Mr.'
George Ftereit.
New Prints, Ging nis. Ducks, Drill's,
and Flanneletts at the New Store.
W 9. YEO.
he Libenals: of
leld at Ilensall
revaelen
A convention or
e'South 'Huron will be
on jann;try 291. --la. •
'•• •In'Qpitin af inen'e plough shoes at SOc.
ner
pairs at Gee. Mansons.
troderic or a nntiortta hos
decided against the poor inea-Oe ciow
running et large in that town.
• While we go to press the iremelfs
concert is in progress, the particitlars
of which will appear next week.
Ladies' tine shoes $2.25 for $L50, at
Geo. ManscaCs.
Goderieli Signal: "Ed_ Swartz, pro-
prietor of the _Huron house,. has been
on the sick list for several days \vial
an attack of pneumonia.
New Art Afuslins and Cretonnes at
the .New Store W. 9. YEO.
The Rev. Mr. 'Martini-- B.D., will
preach in the Preshyterien, :1 •eh
Sunday morning uext, aspeeia1ser-
mon on the life of Queen 'Victoria.
,
At the service in James st. ohurch
next Sunday morning, the nastor,Rev.
C. W. Brown, will inaktaspecial refer -
on -e to the life of our late gracious
Sovereign. -
Men's fine shoes $250 for $1.90 at G.
Manson's.
31r. 'William Hawkshaw of the On -
{.:trio 1 -loose is not going to Owen
benind as reported. The hotel which
he bad leased thehe has been sold.—Sr,
.M:tros Jo ernal.
Use Turkish Scalp Food for falling
or grey hair. It prevents dandruff end
relieves iechinag of the scalp: Only 50e.
a bottle at Lutz's Drug Store. ,
Owing to a severe epidemic of grip
among the inmates, there is to be no
visiting \-vhatever at, the flinon House,
• of Refuge for the next week, the sup-
erintendent, inatron and 00 others be-
ing arnong the victirias.
Phfflp Holt W4rdeli,
ks was expected Philip 1-101t,Of Goa -
1, 1.).41$ been elected Warden of the
Re Peti114.40.
Mr. Joseph 1)avis will beat the ofhee
of V. 'W. Glacial:to, Barrister, Main Sit
Exeter on Monday 28th Jam at 11
o'clock a.m, to pay all accounts against
the above estate.
A GQ0C1 Cm%) For The Grin,
Phenacetine, 2 scruples, salol, 2
scruples;- quinine salleYlate, 1 siiruPlei
Mix into 20 pills. Take one pill every
bony foe four- how's and theh one
every two hours for three doses.
Heath a Miss Marton,
There passed away at the home of
her father. Elizabeth Mary, daughter
of Mr, George }lepton, on Thursday
of last week, She was in her usual
health until about a week previous to
lier death when she was strieken with
paralysis and never iaIIiect, , She was
in the 18th year of her age. The fun-
eral took place to the Exetee comed
tery on Friday,
"1rd'deoLTa
'ehtlot"a.eknowledge receipt of
cheque from the Standard Life Assur-
ance Co. for $1000, amount of insur-'
aim° policy on the, life " -of the late Geo.
T. Sandal's, and to te•itider` my sincere
thanks to the company for the prompt
manner in which the claim was settled.
also desire to thank the agent, Mr.
T. M. Ray, for the prompt and tlefACC
service In having the claim adjusted.
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District Mectilift,
• The district meeting, of the Royal
Tempters of the Col ID la; of Huron will
,
be held in Exeter, Jan. 25t1i. In the
eveninga grand anusical and literary
entertainment will be given in Gidleys'
Opera House. Foreign and the best
local talent has been secured. Watch
for programs. 'All are cordially in-
vited to be present 'at this concert.
Doors open at 7:30; chair taken at 8
o'clock. Admission 10 cents.
AixaciE M. VINCENT, Ree. Ser
School Board Minutes.
The folio Wing is the order of bOsiness
duly submitted and -approved at the
inaugural meeting held at the Town
Hall, on Wednesday evening, Jan. 17.
Signing declarations of 'office by R. N.
Rowe, JrSenior and W. ,Trevethick,
d
Soltth 114.1rott AValcUltur,41 Secier
The annual meeting (.)f tbo monibers
Of the Sentli Iurou ta'icti1iura1 Soci-
tY•Was held in Dixeir'sIitill,Brueeliold,
01), ANTQ11).esday last, Ihr.,Tohn Retaken,
of Stanley, in the ellaine The directors'
and auditor's reports VVIOVe read and
adolibnh. Bythe latter we 'eat n that
the receipts of the society for the year
aniounted to $1,828.64, including the
cbitirsltittlire:seeifli'oetitItst h.\\e,..1E.)ree,.$1)275, yeleear;ingThae
balance'of $573 in the treasury. • There
was Paid out for P_Itizes last year ' $685.
The following 'officers and directors
were elected . for the •current Year:
President, Peter iMeGregor,Brucefield;
1st vice, John- 1.11eNevin, Kinnear; 2nd
vice William Dixon )3rucetield. Di-
rectors.--Messts. John Ketchen and
John Murdock, Stanley; H. Smith laid
Robert McAllister, Hay; Ed. Christie
and' William Damien; Exeter; Thos.
Russell, "Osborn e, Hc&gli McCartney,
ciekersunto; D. 'Mein tosh, V.S., .1311 ce-
Messrs, Thos.. Maser Sty, nley,
and A. T Scott, Brueefield, were ap-
pointed auditors. At a meeting of the.
new board of , divectons sabsetptently-
lrieetl:(11;',37A....1.t..r alnTeeri;ea.iitt aas,ep,LeisoAlytee(dt sote(-)
, _
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hold the usnal spring show in -April,
the date to be fixed at the next meet-
ing of the board. •
Reioltou
To the \Vorshipfpl Master eras
and. Brethren of -Exeter :Loyal Orange
Lodge No 024. •'
W , • otir eommittee ai
pponted to
prepare a resolution expressive of the1
soUPOW and regret felt by the'menabers
of this Lodge upon 'learning ' of the
,cleath of Brother John ,White,'1
aftes an illness,of very short duration,
passed peacefully away at hi § home in
Exeter, on Friday laSt, the HUI day of,
January, 1001, beg leave to submit the
following: - 1
"NVIlereas, oar late dearly- beloved
and much esteemed brother has been
surinnoned tO,quit, his place if,: our fra-
ternal circle hereto join the innumer-
able band of trne and worthy brethren
in our Grand Lodge above. ,Resolved
that in the death of Brother 'John
White, who has-been closely identified
with this Lodge for more than a Tier -
ter of a century, we Inive-sustaineclan
irretrievable loss. We will miss our
deceased brother„bot), -in and' out „of
an election of officers and committees Lodge. and laTs N'-acant chair will serve
- years ago and purchased h piece of
d land in the village on .which lie erected
0 fine, beick house„ Wheve he .ias to,
t with his married daughter, Maggie.
1 He leaves a son and she daughter to
;
r mourn his loss. -
S ' t: Mr. Clii•istopher 13ade has
which continne durihg 1900. Pen R.
N. Rowe and J. Senior, that the Board
submit the 1)0010 01' J. T. Westeott as
truant officer • for the current • year.
Also that a trial term of the curfew
would receive their support. Per
Huston and. T. Senior. that W. D.
Weekes be appointed to the Public
Library Board. as the Board represen-
tative for the full term of three years,
viz: From Jan. 1, 1901,to Dec. 31, 1003.
Per H. Huston and J. Senior, that the
Principal and Secretary be a commit-
tee of enquiry as to what further
grants may be secured from the Pro-
vincial Government and County' for
the H.S. Department: Per W. J. Car-
lin s- adjourn merit.
to remind -us of his blight and cheer
fill nature, his Upright Character an
More especially his tintirine and never
!ceasing labor and fidelity in all tha
concerned the good and welfare ant
the highest and best interests of cal
noble Order. ThoughoOr Brother g-oe
Mr. Ed, Sanders,. who Ykre. ported
as beiN!.; very a'eonple of ago
t.Eloya, is inaproV hi et but continues.
ye1,-'3'.'wealit.,,lt will be '5D11.1 time.'be;-
tore Ina able :to resume . work
again.. •
,Mr, John „Iessery left lost Thurs(la:,c=
,
tnOr ning fer,Bratitford, his son7int1aw
Luther Iltationi,'-haying :had the
inisfortunetto ,nave one of his minis
crushed by the breaking of ,an ,etnery
Winghtam The hardware business
conducted by J, Clegg ,Go, is about
to change hands. ' Burns, 'of To-
ronto, is the purchaser, and he •gets
possession -as soon as stdek' talcen,
Mr. Olegar has not decided defiultely-
ashltoeialshitellf:atiu"lhce. friends of 3.:dis's' 11°.se
Youngblut, who was so serionslY burn-
ed about the face and haiids, owing to
the igniting ot aeetylene gas,•••• Will be
pleased to learn that, she is getting -
along nicely, although the pain has-
heeri-severe ;irid the bores we reeittir_
ed constant treiatinelit. ,
Seaforth: 'The flint Of 111essrs.1‘.eats'
ing Linnba Imnber .clettlers; Of this
ift°e \s‘sdisieliii.lishh,er(eTufideitssoblevteccia.yri',-ellah
on by 4
Mr. Lamb. • We are glad to learn. that
Mr. 1 . Keating does . not -intend leav-
me tow n„ out w con tame on in the
wholesale lumber and shingle bushiess.e.
• Seafeirthi' ,1-Vhat :night ,haVe; l'OV-
ed.a more serious a,C0idellt happened
to Mrs.. Charles Pe.trie one day last,
week. , seems sh.e slipped.- and I
00 soinn ice, Whiell caused a • large
hone to raise on her forehead, •and a
couple a, days later a blood -vessel in
her 11ead brokefrdm the effects in the
fall.
Elizabeth eth. Sinit,h, relict
gf 'the -late William Smith, died sod_
denly at the hole of her' so ni sy,
.Mr. 'G. A. Newton,. on Monday. De- / 4
c6ased was in her Sist year ancl was
here visiting' with her daughter. She
had been in' delicate health for some
time, but on Monday nlorning appear: la
ed 'balite brighter than she had .heen
foy sPnIe tune.
Hibbert: Ano,ther of the old settlers
of Ilibbert InIS passed away in the'pers
son of "Mr. _Malcolm Lannmel, at the
advanced age of 81 years. Deceased
retired from. the f t -e
'C.FIST-1 OR PPOIDIJC ONE
STOCK TAKING SALE BOOMING. Bargains in every 'depart-
-II merit of the Big Store. All Over Coats, all•Ladies Jackets, all Remnants
and all odds and ends from Stook Taking are going out at money -saying'
nices.
A prominent- -fernier living near • ,f. GRreto, Seey.
week for selling. beef that was infected ineeting'of'Societies cennection
Seaforth was fined 35 and cosTts last Prcsilyyteiy 05 Huron.•
•
with lump jaw. Considering the seri- with the Presbyterian elmrell Wtt$
ousnes.s of the offence if the fine had held in Seaforth on Tuesday. Willis
been made ten times that amounb it church Women's Auxiliary was 're -
would have -served him login. I presented by its delegate., Miss McTag-
Winan's Cough Balsarn surpasses all ,gart, and Mesdames R. IwinaStewart,
--Tither medicines for the core of Coughs Lough, J. 'W. Irwin, O'Neil, Duncan,
• accompanying Lagrippe. Colds -and son. The delegates from the Mission
Bronchetic Troubles. Only 25c. a bot-113and Were Misses Clara Wiseman and
tie at Lutls Drug store,'
. Mrs. Wm. Harding receiised the sad
intelligence on Saturday of the death
of h,er siSteie Mrs. S. Knight, of Tel-.
botville; Who died the same day, - -Mr.
Harding left 'to 'attend the funeral on
Tuesday., Harding being indis-
posed was unable to Laccompany 'him.
orzzie Claidley, who wereaccomparded
by Mrs. Graham. Misses A. Houston
and M. Dowser. and Misters George
iggart and Robbie Stewart, The,
proceedings were of an interesting
nature, including addresses by Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm missionaries from Bon -
en. The 'election of officers resulted as
as follows: President, ihrs. Hamilton,
'At the annual meeting or the Pubac candericb towesbi.i; viee_prest,
Libraxy, 'held Friday' night, the follow-
Mdent, Graham; „ Oil/item; - 2n d
Mg officers we:ere electeclfor thecurrent fries. awens,, 3rd-,
tern-n—Presiel.en t; N. D. 'Hurdon; Coni- -musdnane; moxiiiep; ,seeretary,
rnittee, Dr . Lutz , H. 'E. Heston, DrMi
. .frtnie, ceintein , Treasurer, ,
Amos and H., Bishop; Secretary, W 04. . A. Scott, Seaforth: Secretary of Sup -1
D. Weekes, Librarian; Capt. GeorgeplieS, ',NESS 111 Ta g,gart, Clinton; Lea -
Highest peice.s paid for all • kinds of
Couticil Proceedings.
For West Huron the election ex- The Council for 1901 except the
penses of Mr. Rolat. McLean we're S12-6; Reeve, (who is confined to h s ;bed
Rein P. fief- St cretin' ty, Mrs. Henderson. Lien
produce at. theNewStore. W D YEW
of R. I-fohnes, $205: of ta L. Dickson.
for East Huron, $80,85 (he practically-,
had no Evers- expenses as he and Dr.
McDonald travelled together) John
Tohnie, for West Bruce 3114:, John
George Wes' Bence 3253,10,
Remember the great slaughter sale
of boots and shoes for 60 dayss from
Dee. 1st, at Geo. Manson's.
The Public Library Board are ` ne-
gotiatirip- for a concerti.° be held here
-Vie first or second week in February
and i
it is likely t will be brought to a
successful 'issue. It is expected that
Miss :Jessie Alexander, the Popular
elocutionist.will assist in the pro-
gram, together with other first. class
talent. ••
Everybody as Using D x Laxative
Cold (lure for the immediate relief and
rapid cure of Cold -in the Hear-1.11111110n-
za,, Lagrippe, Sick,, Nervous Pr Neural-
gia Headache, etc. Only 15c. a box, at —Evans --that james Grieve be .,-the
An exchange says the man who
went out to milk and sat down on a
boulder and waited for the cow to
back up to him, was the brother of the
man who kept store ,and did not ads
Yertise, because he reasoned that the
,purchasingopublic would !melt up to
his place when, in wanted something.
Flanriel Sale this week. dome and
get a bargain at the New Store. -
W. a YECr.
through iliness)'-met pill:so:tilt to sta-
tutes, at Town Hall, Jan. 14th. and
took arid subseribed to the: different
declarationS ottiefice, in the presence
of the clerk-, vi solTessrs. W. If. La-
yette. Jno. oi,131, Evans and I.
• Armstrong as 4.1,-4ats4ors. • _Minutes of
last meeting oite4 for • 3000' Was
read and conR—Uureie Owing to the ill-
ness of the Reil_eg -ets-'it was moYecl by. -vie
H. LeVett st1";*.ided by Armstrong
that Connel:17.adjourn to meet at. the
residence celheReeve-ori 'Wednesday,
Jan 7.30 p m —Corried. COnn-
Gil met 'Ars uan t to adj rn m en t a t th e -
residence of the Reeve, Jan. 16t.h.- All
present. The Reeve took and SubScribz
ed, to the different declaration s'of office.
Minutes Of last meeting read and con-
firmed. Muir-LLevett, that Geo. -H.
Bisspbt be reappointed clerk. —Carried.
Levett --Armstrong—that W..S. Balk-
willbe auditor for 1901.=Carried. Muir
• Lutz's Drug Store.. other auditor for 1901.—Carried Evans
Mr. Simon Downie, of Garner, Iowa,
a former resident of Usbore town-
ship, accompanied by his son, Freder-
ick. After visiting friends in and
armind Exeter, left Friday for Toron-
to, from which city he will ship a car-
load of entire horses, Mr. Downie
says bis mother still lives, having at -
tamed the remarkable age of 91 years
end is still in good health,
-R. T. .Couch, who has , been
elerking for MeSsrS. Carling, BI•Os, for
•several niceve With his
anail•ti,'to Mit.chp.11. Sbortly•, he 0na,Mr.
en Snider having pinchaseti Lhe'gen-
elal store of Mr. Rab,b, of that
ace,. Posseswillon l he taken, by.
. ,
era eYt; rnalPeton ark'. 1st. • The naaity
iencIS hero :of :Mr. and Mrs. Conch
Will i-eg-et to learn, that blieYeate about
o leaventoWn. •
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three itopro II" CI red, acre,
ps of, Us-
hOb
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—Muir that.the clerk netify the Medi-
cal Health Officer to meet the _Council
at the next meeting —Carried. Levett
,
—Evans—that Messrs. Hazelwood Me -
Laughlin and Tennant be appointed
Board of Health' for ensuing term.—
Carried. Muir—Arinstrong—that, the
Exeter Cemetery Board be granted the
sum of $100 for the purpose of improv-
ing the cemetery grounds.—Carried.
LeVett-eMuir,---that James Weekes be
appojnted'Fire Chief, at a salary -of 350
per annum.—Carried. Evans—Levett
that the Clerk ask for tenders for 'the
rase of weigh scales and for printing,
also application§ for the following posi-
tions, viz:—Street commissioner,asses"-
sor and bell ringer.—Carried. - Evans
—Armstrong—that ,Council adjourn
to Jan, 31st, at 7.30 pan.
0. H. BrssETT, Clerk.
A Goderich township correspondent,
says:—A farmer hired 0 very inexper-
ienced boy a short time ago to help
about the place..; Onernorning he told
the lad to go aral salt the calf in the
Pasture,' ' The boyoek about a .1qiiart
of salt,rnhhed it all over the calf,wat•k-
ing it into the hair. A gang of colts
in the pasture, scented the salt and got
after the calf. They licked the hair all
off the calf's back and tried to lick the r,
hick off too. The farmer tried to cateh
the calf and wash it off but the erea- "
from s ,theey chi ng Of- ' long c
- 'the 6th conceSSion. The • farm is a
1 purchased Mrs. James Snell's farm on
useful difefull of h0/10I'S be
long to, a stounch- and consistent Or
angeman, and though we feel that hi
death has been his -we still 100011
and lament his departure from us anel
findit difficult, to restrain .the heart-
felt sigh or to coustraia in the unavail-
ing tear when we think of his many
acts of love and kindness, his well re-
membered words of fraternal God
speed and good will. • ,
In tile death of our Brother, Exeter
has lost a citizen of \Omni she was al-
ways prouel; a citizen who was punct-
ual and faithful in the discharge .of
his public duties, and society will miss
a man of splendid repute, ar man of
since affection for those he believed to
be his friends. We condole NC -ith the
family of our deceased Brotifesiii".' and
commend. thera to our -Grand Master
in Heaven, who cares for and emir
forts His people in -the hom• of theii
affliction and bereavement. We in
scribe in the roll of menibers of out
Lodge opposite Brother White s reline
She words "Well done good and faith
fol servant." - •• • -
JORN SPACKM.IN
Signed 1)ATTE DEW";
'- good one, contains one hundred' acres
s land was secueed at a good figure. • Mr.
; Dale now-oWns 1.000 acres ail in Rut-.
lett, and all first glass farming land.
and most of it in a High state of 'Culti-
vation.'. He started' in thh and
paid $3,000 for the -first farm lie ever
owned, and he is still a ,comparatively
young man.
Bayfield: •The ;um tial 0'. of the
Stanley Branch 'Agricultural tsSeiciety
wits held- on lArednesebiy, last Wee.`,,,
swhen phe following officers were ap-
pointed foe 1901:. Presideut, R. Snow-
den; 1st vice, R. Penhale; 2nd vice, A.
Anderson; 'secretary, H. 1)rehmanu;
treasurer; F. A. Edwards; directors,
'Wm. Stinson, Dr. "Wood, James Don-
aldson, V. Wild, B. A. Higgins John
Woods, Jo R Cha D nardson„
A. Naftel, D.H. AleNanghtorti auditors
3-. A. Falconer, Thos. Cameron:
• Zurich: johaBetschen. awell-known
resident ot Hey, died on Sunday niorn-3
.
mg, after a. brief. illness of -four or five
days,: His many friends here were 110
larvare of his illness and the news of
."
his death Was'very uneXpected • Jelin
LEWIS DICK,.$'0N.
„patecl• Exeter. • Jan, 18,1901.
-,irpii;jweppwetieoweep:
PEI1SONAL.
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1513i&5,. 11
-miss pena, Dodds visitieg 'friends
.Mr. janaes" Abbott, of .'London, spent
Monde y tOWn.
51:.;ind Mrs. Win Hawksliow, Jr
spent Sundaa- in -town.
. -
Miss Rose Elliott, of Wingliame is
visiiulg ft•iemls in town.
a
Mr. J. G. Stanlatilir was in London
Friday on legal Rt. ness.
e Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Senior spent 0,
few days Chatham last week,
igen Ross left Mo da
ntoy
Visit his brother, Will; et, Clinton.
Miss Maud Sharon, of Si. ThomaS'
is visiting at ..11r. John Speakman's. ,
...Miss 011ie McLaughlin has returned
from a visit with • her sister in St,
was a ,genial good hearted fellow and
was liked by everyone,• d t 1 '
off is generally regr H leaves -a wife and several sons and daughters.
who have the sympathy f • 11 a'
loss of it kind husband and father.
T3lanshtual: • The, many friends or
litles. *NV111. Thompson Will be, shocked
td`letirti'of-heiestielden death N:,11ich
eurredrit net' honle on .concession 8,211
: Tuesday,. Jan. 15. Besides her hirs,
• hand tht cleceased lad 7- l'etves a fam-
ily af four children the oldest of Whom
is only num years of age. -,"las. lacma
- son was a daughter of Mr. • and Mrs,
Johnston,• :of Kirkton to which place'
;her funeral toe k -place this (Thursday)
afternoon. The.s",vmpathy of the com-
munity willbeextended to the ber-
eaved husband and
• Seaforth: On Friday evening Mrs.
'Alex. ;Wilson met with a somewhat
serionsaccident. It seems that a1
door, leading from the kitchen, 'to the
0011111, 11113 been inadVerten tly left open
Mrs. 'Wilson,in' walking across the
floor withea ' basin of water in ,her tram, which. was ready to follow No.
hands,and not, seeing the danger ;thead. 91 express, was strinding on the side
of her, Walked right into the opening track. A, big new Klondike engine was
and tell to -he flour belON • She hall< ,attached to 'tern . the cliginees st p
withir few days Pe so oetall e ts61).cevIril
VV f fo
this -week,
Claas. Rowe
bed through illness
is doubtful,
s confined to his
el his recovery'
MP 1. Spackman spent Friday and
Saturday in Loudon and St. Thomas
On birsiness.
-Miss Amy Johns returned home on
Fri ay la t, aftei 0 pleasant risit, -ivith
friends jim Aurora.
'MissGrace Baw-den, of Blyth,
iting relatiYes in town, the guest- of
Miss -Eva BroWnidg. ••
"Miss Boggarth, of Exeter, is viSit-
ihg- the Misses washington, +East
street.”—Goderich
• Mr. ,Chris. Balsdon, of Melborne,
spent,a few days in town last -weekt ,
with his sister, Mrs. Quance, •
Mr. W. A. Westeott, who has been
on the Seaforth Sun staff for the t
fewweeks, returned to town last week
an CI. intoods remaining here,.
'Mr.,R. R. Rogers 'is at present con-
ned to his home stiffening, froni an at-
tack of.nrhscultir rheumatism. ,
Mr. H, Sp:Mt:man left Tiiesday morn-
ing.to attend a meeting of the"County
Council inhas official capacity. • •
Mr. T. B. Carling 5Va0 unable to
tend to his duties at the store IhmulaY
through illness but is again able to be
Mrs, John Sanders and daughter,
'Tore, vi:7ho have heal visiting in' Lon -
on for the past few weeks, returned
orne Friday. the former in very poor
31.00 each for Ladies' Pare Wool, Heavy Cashmere Jerseys, trill -oiled
N'ith plain Ayorsted braids. 3 ust the thing for hot -Ise wear. Regular
'aloe wets'2.25. Clearing at 31.00.
„
Is yoin• hand small ir1 We 'levee few pith of 1..a-idies' Black Rid Gloves
size 6 for 2,904';s420 0,1efor 50o,' Regular \-alue $1.00 and 31.25.
The last lot on the ct-rtinten. -Ladies' llitcleessecl- Rid Gloves, sligh
ch aged "20c. tile pair or cl pair for 50c. A stista). .
•
- 25c. "the yard, for Corded Velvet. Regular value was 31,00 the yard.
sliade,§,•to pick fronn Come quick.- '
„ ,S1.00. , The dreSs•length for your-cheiee'•of a big let- of .Fithey'lleess
.. .
'Goods. ,,,:This is a clinker. •• •
•
- :Mena and Wonien's,Fur Coats are lines that we can save you Money
•onjuiet riehy,t -If you have a,funceat thotight,come and think to its. ', You
will not be Sorry. , • •
only Ladies' Fur FianerineS. 17 bargains, for every Caprine will
-
he•sold. at a bargalin• 32.50 up: '
, • , „
Men'simd May's Oyercoate and ,WoOren's and ,Children's Jackets •are
,feeling the effects of Our great stock-taking:sale. The values'arehig.
• Special values in Ladies- Astrachan Fur' Capes and. Monntain Bear
Capes. We 'don't want to carry -them over.
A STEWART
ari
eans oine
WE look on the 13rand of a SLATER SI -10F as a sm. t of protection.'
You never know what you are getting in a pair of COILMON SI-IOES unx
til you •wear them, Then you probably discover yon have made a bad
(heal. The SLATER SHOE. has a repotatiOn and sale over. Canada that -
cannot be eXcelled by any other manufacturer to our knowledge. Their
goods give always the best' of satisfaction and the name SLATER, being,
stamped on each shoe sufficient to satifiy former customers. Others „say
theirs are just as good but don't buy a shoe until you try a SLATER.
SHOE and after one purchase you are a, Wearer of a SLATER lc:ire vett
A company with a reputation like the SLATER people would hardly
risk putting their brand on inferior goods. Your are :always sure of a
,perfeet fit„ easy, comfort, godd wear, and first-class satisfaction.'
e are the agents for the Celebrated
4202i1ETZERSESIEM
SHOE -
J. SF3ACKEVIAN
Headquarters for W. E.
hndford'a Clothing.
' The following is the .ylial
'statistia§,for poo'; of 'this' tewiaship:-
1BirthS„02.,' deaths 30; marriages 13: Of
1 the deathsel are registered'as•still 1 •
14 under 10 years of age- • 9 under 50
years of eget 5-u0der 79 years..'of age;.
7 °Vet- 70 year--• The oldest -Jr -was 78
years. old:
, . YOUR .BEST WORK
-Cannot be done unles§ you have .good,
heolth.e Yon cannot have goodbealth.
Without pore blood. You may have
pure blgod by ., taking 'Hood's Sereap-
;utile now.. • You , can not:. realize' • the
good it will do you itatil, yon try it.
Begin taking it to -day and- see how
strength and yigor and • cure your
rlieuniatisin eatat•rho -se •of /la
, All liver ills are cured by Hood's
'Piils. .25c,
,
.COLLISION ON THE M.C.E.
• st.Thotnas, jan.21.—E:tely this inorn-
ing an accident occurred in the M.C.R.
, •trds at Victoriawhich tor gun a ie
did net rest -tit very set -ions. A freight
quickly it will give you an appetite,
1conple 0,rffnisbesdbartoaliesibl'aaitildn-wriaps f)c)nristihde" Posed Ile was clear off the main track.
erubiy However, When No. 2100100 along the
fall. She %vas confined' to. bed for seV- steam chest a the engine e,,,,aght, an
9 -Len, days, bob is doing well now. , the eYlifider of the Klondike nd both
• , ,
P11:(:.elranta t: h eArne-istii Sveinecseti nog': 1Z1Yre. riRt otkele°1ka brokentilesteaolifi. Thehest VV011110dle' wereesYidlienOCIfelt'lleex-
MoClilic e y, Goshen Iine,' Stanley, on •Press train "%yea scraped, but none of
Tuesday, the Occasion being the ,iiaiit•- the coaches were damaged to such an
liege of his sister, Miss. Agnes MeClin-• extent, as to be unfit for use. The en -
(Trey, to ,Mr.. Win. Hart, of • the 5th gine of the express was disabled and 11'
concession. The ceremony was per_ new one had to be secured to bi•ing the
formed 1)y Rev, E. B. Jennings, in train here: John LeWry, brakeman
the presence of a number of .invited on the freight had his g,t'oin slightly
,guests. The bi•ide, and groom took
the evening trainfor Marlette,
,
Michi-
1 where a grand re:ceptionawaits
them. The bride was tip reciPlent of
It large nuniber usaftil and bearitil
fol'presents; which testify to the es-
teem in which the young couple are
hold. The wish of their' many friends
is that they may have a long, happy
and Prosperous married life:
Goderich One of the mos p
pallingand painful accidents happened
itt Coderich township early, Monday
morning. With lantern in hand. Bert
the ten -year-old 'son of Edward Wise,
Bayfield road, went out to., put the
Windmill out of <gear and in doing so
was the victim' of the accident. To
put the windmill from working the
shifting of 5 leaver is necessary, and
in this :act his mit eanght to a pinion
firre thinking he wanted to lick. too,
kept out of his may. The boy, calf and
farmer were all Unhappy, the colts be-
4tif Betuniiler, and Air.
IPO, DaW, Agetenvit; were'in town,
feW days to itY.40t l0 Wing to the s,ers,
010 illness 10,*othor,-,Irsf'v v
in g the only ones- that got any fun out io
9r Westcott
of it, rz'ilis otary is trlie, t
,
'For 13reael, Buns, White Bons; ,I3rown
,.Btins',,.G-rahani,BilscrtitS, Cakes of 'ell
„ kinds,'(irearn VVitfers, • Raney
Biscuits, Plain,Biscalts.
Wedding03;.tke1 a specialty -Teed and
laatuti oily oenamented • at a reaso-
nable price.
Calces Or Pies made to order. XXX
, Bread delivered to all ,parts 'of ,'
tare 'shafting, Irdirela twisted his . :
right arm , breaking 10, at ti)e noriet Saturdays. we be pleased- to
, •
and again above, elhow, at the se- -06 you. '
ceind fr•atiture the'lictric :projected, the ,
•man 1):arely- hatiaring on. It Was found, Vire are ,
heceS§ary by the'doctors to • amplitate Florist,,.
'the ;tiara at the slieitilder. the- '
fsoYiinioliwats.11,716,iiss- ebx1parveesisyedilificAr et,hh6eeilfittlitilye. Of itl.tglifti10'0i1 the shortest tiotie,e.•
• r4 •
town on Mondays, Wednesdays and
nt hay, 3. Cram
onclOn,•-
rnill still.,been 'goal., iv? would • ina. •
donlitedly 'have -been tkilleda, •1 Great '311°r'li:i, design6 r°P funerOs't fl°
Sour: is.
hrin his injux37
A. FOLLICK
South Huron Farmers Institute
Meetings.
' :Veeting§. Of the South Etni'pri Farmers' it,stitalte
will be liqld at -the following places on the' dates
named,. when. addresses tvill 'be delivareri by Tile
$pealcets and on the suhiects named below:
SEAFOI-1,T.1-I, TOWN HALL,
TTJESD_AY,'FET3RUARY 5a -n, 1001..
' II. Glendenniiy, INianilla '' The ..lioe• , 1 E '
, , , , ii.n x-i.iso
Bacon Trade.". Mrs, T.'E.,' Smith, Whitby, "Won r,'"'s'
lns4.-,ittites,'(heir,...ohject and an' •Janies MOE'wing,
Draytoh, "Wlaysinci how to underdrain.lt :.
_kcidresines by Id. Glendenning,- "raraer's Frait
ie,m.s.,, , EV. ENING ilIEE.TING
Domestic Econonty.' J. illeIllwing, "Doming, prob.. ,
and 'Vegetable Garden," Mrs., Smith, '‘,'.A_ Talk 61)
, .. VARNA, TOWNSHIP HALL, -
.
. : __ —
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY &TIT
.}::::... g,:,:n.,;-:::::::::t, i,.:gThE.f7;1,. ,II.ioi ig,rxb,y'ai.ni.c.trthii.e„ export bacon,
tracle;" '‘' cultivation of corn for the silo," Mrs
Smith, The boy who stays on, the am. J. MO-. '
If qlendenning, " The farmer's fruit and vegeta-ore-
garo co..' Mrs. Smith, "In 1,tiel about tile farm liouse.11
J. McEwing, "5,07111 things boys should be taeeht." -
TilinfEcTRI`TsSDA .ALry-4, SF.0..2013TRItu'SAiI-IAT,7.4TLI,I.
• II. Gi6ndenning, "FeedS all(1 feedings." Mrs. Smith
.
" Farmer's wives and datighterSl their duties, delights
and discouragements.", -I... Melsiwing, "Systematic
,anrnllg
- • . EVENING .
, .
15, Glendeoning,"•Y The.arrner's fruit and vegallale'e
garden." ,Mrs. Smith,gengtraolirmi'-(1.17..,-4,-roc tut
tety,,, 5. ateEtville, e Soine things, boys shorld be
... , .
• 1.?RIDA dr, FEBRUARY STH,
ELIM-VILT_:E, TOWNSIIIP, HALL
II. Glendenning, "Colaivatio'n' of co li.for thesilo."
Mrs. -Smith, "In and about the farm hiouse." •' T. MO -
'Ewing, llMistakes 'Made in farming," '
IL Glendenning,'" The farnieit's fruit and veg'etable
garden." flit's. Srnitli, "The food Inc eat slid the pre-
paration," J, ItIcIdwing, "The gospel Of i10/11C
DASH -VT -001), _MOSER'S HALL,
SATURDAY, FEBR,IYA1IY Orn.
Glendenning, "Poultry, for export tUarle." Mrs.
Silliuli, "The boy who stays on the farm." 5.1\ IeEwing
and how to underdrain."
EVENING.11 .
Glendenning, "The fariner'fS fruit and yegctable
garden," Mrs. Smith, "The days and •wnys of ou
grandmotheis." iNfeEtving, "Some things•''boys
should learn." ,
ITANNAN'S ,HALL,
, ,
'TUESDAY, FEBRI1A11,Y
, ,
IT, GI eraienni ng, •-• The hog and export liacon trade.' .
Ifrs,:SinitIgs'IFariner's VV5VC13 and daughters., their
delights and tliseouragenients." ,-3. MeEwing,
the'lertilitY' of tlie
•0. raleneieneten,eTinetarn"let's- fruit and re4etab1cl
garden.' Mrs. Sinith. "A, ,coromoil 'sense tall: te
3050' finis and.thei'r'wIt,es," 1 Me,Ewinfi:, The '
gospc1 of hople.itiflitenac."
111 ,
erAi*thAriatiornoon clef:ono, addresses, 11111
,131 eaeli of Ike 'evening niee(,rs the rlrogram.,Wil
be varied 00 ,v9ea1'14110 instrumental mustC.
The r.k.ftern*(Conr.ireetin.58 corwrence at 1.80
and theefdin.agcncseongs• . '
'All 'are ecik'ditiltraiivited,i1m1 ladies ‘111 bo made: •
15001111yv;toreo,me ale aftern0of1 Is ,WCH, IS the
evening ireohtige.
1,00.i••. ,
.See,.ietary; A, MOFFATT
PresiAent,
Zuriell'. B. 1.1.owald and family left
this week for Stratford Whore Mr,
IloWIcl has leased tile Arlington ho-
tel ftha terB). ofyoars. '