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Exeter Times, 1901-2-14, Page 1TWENTY-EIGIITH YEAR—NO. 26. HURON k.••••1g1P-Df..4.1X- GAZETTE • ".tylo EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING- FEBRUARY 1.% 4,TA Don't forget the Alexandea- .(0. el ay Concert on February 15th. * 1 I11 WOOk'S Barfidif187.- Hanging Lamps $L7, $200, 53 50, $3.75 Parlor Lamps 50c., 6001 75c., SI. Glass Lamps Complete ad up. We are c earm„ out 11 You IVan A nice neat job of Repair- ing on your lloots, Shoes or Harness, we can do it for you. We also give special at n - tion to Ordered Work in these lines. We have a few Felt Shoes and Heavy rubbers to. be leaved out at Cost. SWEETJL Successor fo J. Treble. KIRKTON'S NEW 0.11IIROR. The new Anglican church at Kirk - ton will be opened by the Bishop of Huron on Sunday, Feb. 17. This hand- some edifice is of stone and brick, with basement elegantly finished for Sunday School aud lecture room. The entme length of the building with tower and chance' 1s87 feet, the riaye is 80x40 feet; chancel, 16x20 ; tower, 14 feet squaw at the base, and 60 feet high, rind contains a bell of the Meneely matinfactore. Tire -ceiling a nave and chancel is 6f ash, varnished saia ornamented ; the vestry, 12x11, The building- is treated with hot air from a furnace room in the rear of the basement ; and lighted with meters lee. The cost of the whole, includ- ing the seating at $175, pot in by- the "Valley Seating Co., of Dundas, and leaded stained glass windows by S. F. Wood, of London, is about $5,500. Since the Rev, William Stout took charge a the parish, over three years ago, this church was begun and eom- completed, the average attendance at communion fully doubled, being large- ly increased by confirmation and in proportion to the total of membership and families of the church, the aver- age congregation 'takes a foremost place as compared with any in the -diocese. WORKING OVERTI1VIE. Eight hour laws are ignored by those tireless, little workers -Da Ring's New Life Pills. Millions are al- ways at work, night and day, curing Indigestion, BiliousnesseConstipation, Sick Headache and all &breach, Liver le Bowel troubles. Easy, pleasant at rooms and Washbotu E3 i.s op .0 • .• Whalen Have yn g rip? If not. take care to keep your t dry.-alr. Jas. McAlre 1. our Lt blacksmith, has been laid up for tbe st week with la grippe. -Mrs. Salm y is very ill suf- fering from an attack o la grippe. - Mr. Samuel afelson, of Glanworth, London south, spent the former part of last week here the guest of his brothea-Miss Nettie Brooke, of Mer- ton, spent a few days of last week with her conein Miss Deisy_ Brooks...- Mr. and Mrs. .A.lbert Nelson, of Palmerston, returned home last Fri - (ley after epencling a few weeks with the former's parents. Mr. Itlelson took some fine horses with hinu-Mr, John Wight., of Centralia, has accepted it position at Mr. John dielson's.-Wed- diug bells are ringing in this locality. We hope they will ring a happy and Jong life to the fortunate parties. - The lint annual Epworth League Con- vention in connection with this circuit will be held at, Elineville, on Thursday, Feb. 2.8th. All who take an interest in League work should. attend. The Sunday presnous the Rev. Mee Morel. son, Associate Ministerof the First Methodist church, London, will preach at the Elimvine church and give his popular lecture on "Plough Deep," on Monday everdrig. Everybody invited. Sexernith Baines.- George O'Brien hite re- cently shipped several carloads of safe maple logs from Hensel' station to London. -The many friends of Wm. Campbell will he pleased to learn that be is able to be around again after his recent illness. ---Miss S. J. Northcott recently spent a couple of weeks with friends at London and Se Thomas. - The Misses N. Northcot and. N. Gould visited friends near Crediton last week. -J. H. Mani& has disposed of his grey team, one to 0. Aldworth and the other to E. Jones, of- Exeter. -Mr. M. Mellick intends to leave for.+Iie Nettliwest in a short time, he having disposed ef his f um to David Mack. Thos Ltng has poechased the farm lately owned by Air. Mack. -Mr. and Sirs. Jos. Speare, of Hi bbert, visited Friends here over Sanday.-A number of young -people from here paid a visit to Mr. and. Mrs. Alex. Box, of Stephen. on Friday evening last.- A sleigh load of young people from Bethesda spent an evening with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Harvey a short time ago. -A number of people iu this vicinity have had the grip. -A few days ago the bridge across the river on the 4th con- cession, broke down onder the weight of a large load of logs, fortunately no bones were broken and the bridge was repaired by the next morning. safe, sure. Only 25c at all druggists. C red than. THE NEVI TSTOFIE HENSALL. COME and SEE US -WRIER our - BIG SALE IS ON UNTIL TI1E tND ol JfINUflitY WE WILL GrIVE 13AIRG Ai s IN ALL DEPART SMITH BROS.& CO. HENSAILL GODERICH BRIEFS.- Twenty-nine of the people from the Ebenezer appointment visit- ed the Methodist parsonage last Friday evening and had a very enjoyable time. They were given,a, right royal welcome by Mr. and Mrs. Russel.. The evening 0,as spent in conversation, games, And vocal and instrumental music, a good part of the latter being furnished by the Hodgson Bros., who are quite experte in the musical line. After refreshments were served, and the singing of "Sweet By and 13e," and prayer, the people returned, having spent a most. enjoyable evening. They also left the minister's oat bin and cellar fuller than when they caine.- The Quarterly Official Board of .the Holmesville circuit has extended the Rev, J. Hussar, B. De an invitation to become their pastor next conference year. The invitation has been accept- ed, subject to the stationing cominit- tee.-A regular Northwest blizzard struck town last Tuesday and par- alyzed business for the clay.- Ed. Restle,harnessinaker is laid up with the grip this week -and there are others. --Richard Baker & Son have opened their new store in the Beaver block and are ready to wait on customers. Have you' seen their bills announcing what they have in stock 9-- Geo. Zwicker, of London, is visiting the old burg again. -Quarterly 'fleeting ser- vices were held in M. E. church last Sunday. There was a good attend- ance. -Bert Clark, our hustling book agent, is doing the town with the "Life of Queen Victoria." He is get- ting some orders too. Give him your order for this popular volume. -The • e 13 being stored, for another season. is re fairly good 'sample this year. -Her many friends will be pleased to kaoce that Mrs. Dr. Rivers isslowly regaining her health and expects soon to be about as usual. -Listen for wed- ding bells soon. Sharon Sertoore REPORT. -The following is a. correct report of S. S. No. 4, Stephen, for the montb, of January. Names ere in order a merit :-Jr. IV. F. Morlock, F. Amy, A. Amy ; Sr. III, T. Roeszler, 11. Morlock ; Jr. II, E. Amy, W. Reenter ; Sr. 11, Nora Brown, I. Smith, W. Wein, O. Rowe ; Jr. II, A. Hartinan,M. Kestle; Pt. II, I Schwarg, L. Hartman, M. Either. W May, Teacher. Blanehard 4111••••••=11.•••••• Ootteene,-Council met at Rannoch, Feb. 4. A. deputation, consisting of County Commissioner W. F. Sander. son, Geo. B. Webster and George Hud- son, directors of the Blanshard cheese factory, addressed the Board and strongly urged the necessity of gra- velling the lower side road between concessions 4 and 5. The road in ques- tion would hereafter he one of the leading thoroughfares used in convey- ance of milk to the cheese factory-, and in its present condition was not 81 to be utilized as sixth. The Board fully coneurred with the views expressed by the deputation that the road shoeld be prepared, The Reeve and Councillor I3onis were appointed to let the contract for gravelling this road. A -finance committtee composed of Councillors Bonis, Robinson and Donald, reportecl that they had ex- amined auditor's report, and compared the various ite s with the cheque book and fon it corieete They found the tot 1. expendituee to be $17,010. (S. and total receibts to be $21083$.9.8, leaving'', a balance in the hands of the trehsurer of $1828.20. They also found the total assets to be $5,398.32, and the total liabilities to be $1,216, leaving a balance of assets over liabilities of $1,182.82. The report was adopted. A resolution of regret at the death of the Queen was unan- itnously carried. Next meeting on March 4. BidduIph COUNCIL MEETING. - The council met on Feb. 4th, 1901, according to adjournment. All the members were present except the Reeve, who was absent through illness. Mr. F. A. Ryan was appointed to the chair. Applications were read from Messrs. John Ilarleton and Geo. Efaskett to have their property taken From P, S. S. No, 3 and attached. to P. S. S. No. 6, and from Mrs. Carty and Wm. Hodgins to -have their lands taken from P.'S. S. No. 4 and attached to P. S. S. No. 7. The Clerk was in- structed to notify all parties concern- ed that the several applications would be considered by the council on the 1st day of April next at 1 p. The Reeve and Clerk was instructed to sign tlie petition of the Township of Blenheim with regard to proposed county roads and forward the same to our member in the locatLegislature. The petition of Edward Dinsmore and others with regard to the abolition of dog tax was laid civer. The Auditors' Report was received and adopted aud ordered to be printed. The follewing accounts were ordered to he paid : Chas. Chapala/3, minute and index book and binding,. two rolls $475; Journal Office, St, Meets, order books, $2; P. Greeb, auditor, $12; ' T. Coursey, auditor, $12; Jos. Gowen, putting in culvert and dgicbing div. 5, $2; D. Westinan, 20 ft., 21 in., tile at 81-10 per foot, div. 8; D. Westman, 20 9 in., tile at 20c. per ft., div. 3, $4; D. Westrnan, concrete tile div. 1 $2.75; H. Carroll, rep. bridge, div, 3, 50c.; John Ogdenr.gravel div. 3; Geo. nod - gins, 2 clays with.tearn on grader and opening pit div. 2, $8; Thos. Atkinson 1 cord wood cliv. 2, $4; A. F. Blake, 160 8 -inch tile, div. 5, $7.20; Geo. Hod- gins, collector, $65; F. W. Farnconab, C. E,, balance in full of acc't for Bici- dulph portion, 822.65, The Council adjourned to meet on Monday, the 4th of March, 1001, at 10 W. D. STANLEY, Clerk. s and, Hensail Anderson ••••••Ti1. 13uxRF5e-,...31ra, juitu ,Stepbensis suf (., j 0, SteNSURZIS ExETER, onr H. .J.D. COI:DEM. Solicetor.NetarY Public. Hempel, nt. Lata with earrow Ft:wafer arrieter fineoliga._frnoorabeart euvaef.ceuftaettialadck c4Julners: tQ,..aez7raelete,e,wtit.elog= Iflotigt Toon Grade- . fort one to break bis leg last week „ tretntkyClfeeerejmnazindea by Collies et wbele hauling wood. -Miss Morrieon, ese -'--eate of Toronto University, Dentists, Teeth extracted without I bad la Petty's Block. salt. At Zurielt every Monday,connueueing May3Oth. Stratford, is visiting friends in this It=nefx* ran SeteM eti OATS. -R. B. locality, McLean, of Kipper], furnishes Teen Tarns with the following information; -Take 43/4 oz of forenalio, mix with. 10 imperial gelloesof water, stir till 0. J. J. sutherieed, Notary Public. Coriveyon- er, Cerninissioner, Fire Insurance Agent. and Lisurerof Alarriage Licenses,. 14egal documents earefully drawn at reasonable rates :Vona Thames Road 33A.,r1x W.A.LTER. Name...eon ed, nernerse the seed in this eenatea to loan on real estate at lOw rates of Interest, 'Thursday last, One of the Pioneer resi- for 5 to 10 minutes. If seed. is had °face at the Post Odle°, Henson, :dents Of Ushorne, in sage as eldest with smut, the latter thee is about L'OTION SALE OF VALUARIm MBEs citizen, in the person of Wrilter Madge, I right. Tire seed should be completely AND DWELLIFGS IN TUE VII, of the Thames roan. passed peacefully I,AGE OF OEN- The undersigned Execwonief the equte a , away after a brief illness- ne Afedge tbe late Jetta P farslicill have instructed 31e. was ivklelY IMONVO and highly esteem. S. Philips. auctioneer. to offer by unction Led, and the ftliteral on Saturday, ibe Cm omercial beteelleosale at the houc ale on SaturdaYtho lah ciav Reb"LarY at despite the storm. v, t- largely attend- 2e°,:eeelTa$P*4;esatiaerP'britheke IblehIblecomProuriPeigirF vied.e.ath°ewriwnge to the continued stormy stories high with metal roots. gond cellars. • . two, 12) well unobeik brick stores, two. ii1,/ cure the f.k*sbireaAdve dbaeteau cuonnaceblentgto l)dre: ceased, but trope next week to give an =7,tro°riebs Wetted up ae ilwelling and the' other obituary of this most Nvorthy eitizen. 9 suitable for store or °Mee rooms. Thettwo sterQ3 are situateil in tho best business part of , tho village ond,.are lighted with electricity and , MitChell hliaglti a Yearn' reetei of over $300.00. *hoalss I " )8'a g° "YestnIen ‘5111 :&1-'J TI But EF8.--Mes, Quert, of TOr011-, e offered for side at. the same time aoad it itenoodraogeyranota:a0 nemovrel an rdl e.wnie ec)3,1 liras' sent tilahirebt,tirti c‘n‘treae tivrrersul ano :neasricioolinir lloattftivgiyhS tlei:irfitboNwat tailsvi tit ia:.nvoecife, tt;I:igj John n eorner lot and is suitable either as a good pro. merry dwelling or hairline house. Terms at• Pert37 On the 2Ist Fele, before reti•ring :We which are very liberal, as the property In, i to town 43 live. -MISS Junes, who has to be sold will bo looms on the day asare, heen living in Alichigan all last year, For furythieu....r Thvacrstiiscullmtajleoikeli has retuned home for a. vieit.-?isers or MARY JANE, DICE, AM09 Edwards, of Toronto. and Amid to GJ. SutherlaE:me' ffew'alwhose l P*()•• Edwards, of Foidwicle were in town clik. nd. their Agent. e is at the Past Wiee. hist week attending their father's funeral -Mr, Jacob Hover, a former Cromarty resident of Mitchell, died in Michigan this week. He had an insurance of Oen Rusteigier OF Hiairearr Doe).- $2.000 jzi the Worktuea Lodge heret- There died in Gorrie on Saterday, at Me. Ward. of St. Marys, is movin the residence a her daughter, Um. town to manage the Whyte PaQ "I Robert Mel,anghlin, Mrs. James Dow. Co.'s void storage business. formerly of Ilibberte at the age of 93 years. Four sons and two daughters Ora.nton survive : _Messrs. Alex Dow. of Exeter; John Dose, of Herbert, ; William Dow, DEATII OF Wee. Laws --The of elitcbell ; James Dow, of Stratiord 1 t1I11iaI of Wm. Leavitt, of (irantor). Mre. J. Kno t t, of Toronto. aud errs. U. va .1d Saturday. Rev. dlr. Brown McLaughlin, of GOTrie. lee officiated. Mr. Leavitt wae horn •10 Hull, Yorkshire, and was ot French SeafOrth decent, His itncestors, owing to pollti- --- cal reasons, bail their estates conliscat- Balnee.---Alle George Watson, of ed, left France and settled in It'ngland. Ottawa, is at present, visiting his pl. Mr. Leavitt cattle to this country when rents in town„ -Mr. ;hones Page who quite a lad. Ile settled In Granton, has been in tbe employ of eleilliam and has resided there till his death. Pickard 4 Co. left, 'Thursday for his He married Miss Marge Macdonald, of home nt St. libtrys.-Sergeant Alex. Picton, N. S., who sarvives him. elr. Bethune, late a the South African Leavitt was an intelligent man, and contingent, who has been on furlough was well liked by every person evho ;tt his borne laier.e...returned to the came in contact with his genial per- railitacy sc.hoolDiuuLbilrilind.ton this week sonality, and will be much raissed in e n therghborbood, covered in the liquid which cam he done by using a tub or hale buret for the liquid and twine seeks for the Fornealin is a liquid and sells for ahout 75 cents per lie One ib. will treat about as ranch seed as the aver- age farmer sows. UPJohn Etty, Rim road, who My sold his farm, bite de moving Mitchell shortie., The receipts of the elitehell Public Library last year were $558.8d, and the expensee nearly the ame. The Mitebell public school board paid last year in ealaries $2,853, and the High School, $3,700,55. Mr. E. Townsend has Fal his fifty - PATO tarm on the lith concession of flullett, to his neighbor, itin John Gooier, for about $8,014 One day last week little Willie Mc- Intvre, of Nairn, got kleked by a, COit 1,*ihich he was driving to water. He was kicked in the mouth. Mrs. Mary Sloan Dickson, widow o re late John Turnbull Dickson, died Seaforth recently. Tire deceased y was a sister of Semarivillor Sloan, o Myth. The 'White Packing Co., Stratford, are vine- to fit up the old fectory 13 Mitchell,° for eald stOJAIge for butter and egge. They win go into the pure. hese of these articles extensively. Me. Wm. Maeviear, Goderich, has been awarded the Ihryall Humane Society's medal forlife saving. In the middle of July last Mr. Maceicar. jumper': into the river at CI odetich and rescued a man from drowning. The Cormuercial Hotel, New Ham- burg, we understand, will be closed as under the present system the ex- penditure exceeds the receipts. The assignee will endeavor to bwe. the tatter settled in the near future. Two white men tirev'e'l,Pen arrested in Louisiana for murdering a negro family and criminallv. tissaulting the BRIEFS. -0, Shea, breturned borne from St. Cathariues.-Mr. Colhe, of Manitoba, is in town for a few MontliS visiting frie,u1s.--MrS. Js Conley died at her home in Helena on Saturday last. Two children mount her loss, Joe and Minnis. Mr. Conley died a,bont four years ago. --The merchants in town breve taken advantage of the very cold spell to harvesttheir ice. It is in good form just now. -A rice event rook place in St, Patrick s church on Jan. 20 when Miss Mary A, Ryan, was united in marriage to 5'ohn Wood's, Rev. Father Fogarty,pastor, performed the ceremony. Lumley. -- A GRAND cot:omen-The upto-date concert given by the young people of Lumley school,was a decided success. Mr. Harry Horton, Reeve of Tucker - smith, ably filled the chair. Mac. Vincent, of Exeter, gave a number of songs and recitations, which were greatly appreciated. The proof of a ,well rendered programme was evident road WAS rough and whee driving out Herm the perfect order which prevailed with a load the logs rolled off on him. throughout. Those who took part in Rad it not been for the men who were the programme deserve credit and with him he would never have succeed - should be highly complimented. The ed iu extricating himself. receipts at the door amonnting to almost $26. Fullartern. women. They are ettete in fail. Hail iunngi bleats. to Ala vest tdeitay genveesitrsi evening. reApreI as regnet and wife celebrated thew china.Ithe jail would breve been called into Bittnes.--John 51eNsfill, ex.M. P. P., the ease been revereees IF not likely reninsieteiotien.g of representatives of the and a good time was spent. The pres- various Turf Associations in the Can- ents were very numerous and quite adian trotting circuit was held in valneele, eiss Serail Nairns is visit- Stratford Moriarty. The fallowing Mg het. brother at Florence. -George dates were decided %men : New Item - Bartlett, who has for the last year 1 burg, June 4, 5 and 6; Guelph, June been working in Flint, Alicb., is home 11, 12 and 13 ; London, 18, 19 and 211 ; for a few weeks. -Charles Walk.ore, Wingbam, June 20 and 27 ; Stretford, Mitchell road, is very ill at present.- July 1, 2 and 3 ; Seaforth, 0 and 10 ; Me. Greenwood, M. P. P., from Mani- Goderich, July 17 and 18, baba, who is visiting friends bere,gare The quarterly board or she Blyth an address at Bethen on Sunday even- Methodist church met on Monday mg on temperance. -R. Rice has erect- afternoon and unanimously invited eda new power mill lately and also the pastor, Rev, Win. Penhall, to re - gave a merry party to the youth of mem another year. Mr. Penball pro - this section. -Geo. Bartlett, who has mised to retutn for another year, and been working in Michigan for the airing the meeting lie was the reel. past year, is home agein.--Archihald pient of many complimentary remarks Bushfield has decided to locate in pre for the good and successful work he is Logan. -Frank Eisler is making doing. parations for raising his barn iesxt The Ontario Government have about' summer.- Daniel lierbert narrowly. hi decided that the soldiers to whom they escaped getting killed last week, w e Tintend to give grants' of 160 acres Of getting out saw logs in the bush, he land as n recognition of their serviette in South Africa will get the land ie Nipissiu,g. The Ministers are anxiou to get the district peopled, and will exert their efforts to have the soldieis settle there. They will, iu all proba- bility, have a large area to chose from. Zurich Eli mvii 1 e. EXETER LUMBER YARD, Homes.- Chas. Shoemaker hasta,ken Large stook of Lumber -pine and hemlock, possession of the Dominion House. -MAO feet of hemlock lumber for barns. etc., Another butcher shop is to be opened rael8Lonshaibi1egies .-JAS \VDUS, Yard :East side of littlig and cedw posts. Prices in Zurich. -Ross Rolland, who has mein st• been workingin tewn has" returned to Brseeen.-Geo. Miners visited under his home in Exeter. -Mrs, Witwer the parental roof on Stinday.-Martin and Miss Ruby are out again after a Thompson is confined to his house with few days inness.-D. Gottschalk bas a severe attack of ht grippe. -The gone to Badaxe, Mich. -Recently ;the blizzard on Tuesday was as one of our members and adherents of the Hills villagers call it -a corker, and has Green Methodist church asseNled at piled the snow on the roads that traffic the home of Mrs. Wm. Curry, and pre- will be suspended for a few days. --La sented her daughter, Mrs. Alex. For grippe is still quite prevalent and rest, with a handsome couch and rock- among those who have fared the worst ing chair, in recognition of her services are Mr. James Earle. Mr. M. 'Thompson as organist. -It is reported that John and M, Mord, jr.-The Farmers' In - Torrance has disposed. of his 150 acre stitute meetings on Friday last were farm, east of town, to Casper Wolper, well attended, especially by the ladies, of Stephen. The purchase 'price is The speakers ably handled the impor- said to be about $9,000. -The death 'of tont questions. and much interest was Rosa Rees, widow of the late George also taken by the farmers asking ques- Hess, removes another old resident tions on the different lines of agricul- from our rnidst. Mrs. Hess had been tare. Mrs. Smith read several papers very poorly for some months, and the on "Domestic Economy " and. " Beau - dread disease, consumption, carried tifying the Rome," and after the after - her off at the age of 52 years 8 months noon session organized a branch -of the and 16 days. Her death which Was not Ladies' Institute in the village. The unexpected occurredon Saturday af- evening session was interspersed by ternoon. 2nd inst. Two of her child- songs and instrumental music by local ren, Harry and Flora,have gone before talent -Miss Zeta Andrew spent a few leaving her sons, Fred We William days visiting relatives in Exeter. -Mr. and Martin. to mourn the loss of a and Miss Foster, of Byron, spent a kind mother .--Win• eleyrock intends couple of days the guests of Mr. and retiving frcui farming and. devoting Mrs. S. Andrew. -Don't fail to be pre - all his att en tion to the manufacture sen.t on Friday eve at the concert to be of brick and tile. -Jacob Raberer has given by the 0. 0. F. Mr. Thos. Smale, •raircbasecl H. Bauer's farm on the our worthy Prelate, will deliver his blind line, for the sum of $1,500. The famous lecture on "A Husband's Duty farm consists of 100 acres and has a to His Wife," and "Father's Duty to good brick dwelling and large bank His Children." A good programme of barn and 18 One of the hest farms on songs, readings and instrumentals will the line.. Mr,. Haberer now owns 200 be given by local talent. The concert acres on this line. -Ellswood Rannie and open meeting will be free of met with an accident in the bush at, charge and eyery member should be Heycocks on Thursday while felling present ane bring along their friends. trees. --Division court was held b ere on Tuei.,day but not ' a very large BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE docket Was presented. The case of Has world-wide fame for marvellous Geiger vs,•Colosky was dismissed with cures. It surpasses any other salve, costs. H J. Cook for plff, J. G. Stan- lotion, ointment, or balm for Cuts, bury for Deft. Corns, Boils, Sores, Felons, Ulcers, Tetter, Salt Rhearn, Fever: Sores, TO (JURE A COLD IN ONE DY. Chapped- Hands, Skin Eruptions; In- zalco Laxative Broth° Quinine Tablets. All tiltufr ure guaranteed plies, C (I . nEgists rotund -the money.it it fails to euro, al, u 25. 41. W. aroves signature is onleacb, bottle. Only 25e at all driiggists. MIT JOHN TH arket e intend puf Sons knife deep iu UUQU WINTER GOODS. We mill sell at a sacrifice all our Woolleo Underwear at and be- low cost to make room for V SPRING GOODS, which must s Jou tae their place. Order All kind Cash. OSSer Friends of the so "r rging restrictions shouhl lis paced on the land. to be giveu away t the eoldiers who fought in South Africa, The County' Grand Bleek Chapter Of Huron aud Perth Itteets t Blyth on Friday, Feb. Ifith, at 11 o'cloeko, ea, Mre.Collatuore, of London, mother of 171. G. Collaraore, traveller for Reld swo. bad the misfortune to ellip ou lin pavement on Sunday mormog Leot when on heir way to ehureli, and en faliingyactured her right arm near the wrist. Hee many friends in Stratford will regret to hear of an accident which bee • fell Mrs. 'Tames Pringle. sr., the other day. In going down the cellar steirs • she slipped and WS precipitated to the iloor, cutting bet' head and bri'ikinj. (Inc of her ribs. She is now confinei_ to bed, but it is hoped that be will soon recover. A pleasant event took plaee en. Feb.% at the home of Mr. and Inre. • David Dow. Hildtert, when their third daughter. Miss Emily, was marriedeo Mr Aiex. L. Stewart, of llorth De- kota. The ceremony was performed by Rey, Peter Scott,. The bride krole- ed charming in white sine After the eremouy the company sat tlowit to a plendid supper. and .tre ...ening fol- lowing was spent in misie. eeeee'el gamce and other annasements. The groom in his early boyhood, WILS a re- sident of Mitchell, being a son of Mr. Angus Stewart, who zuoved to Dakota a number of yeare ago. They will leave for their home near Gelatin, Dakota, where the groom is pros- perous farmer. TESTIMONIAL OF ROBERT LEM", VS BORNE, TO TUE VALDE OP ENGLISH STOCK FOOD. Manufactured by C. Lutz, Druggist, Exeter. This is to certify that I have used English Stock Food for fattening cat- tle and young pigs. I have also fed it to poultry. I have found it the cheapest and most usefui and satisfactory article on the market-. 1.Vould yecorrunend re to stock raisers. ROBERT SILLERV, Township of Tjsborne. Price 50e per bag. Sold by 0. Lutz. ler Your money refunded if purchase uneatisfactory. Facts and Figures The facts are We make small profits and many sales, and we satisfy our customers and can suit you. If ytu do not, trade with us now,, try us and we will prove our state- ment The figures we will show you when you come to tb.e store and they are right. Specials SKATE'S. Below cost to clear out. HOCKEY AND SPRING. Our regular 75e. line 40c. Our reg. 81.25 line 75c. Our reg. $1.35 line 85.. Our reg 5200 line 51,25. for This Week. MITTS Your hands kepe warm for little money. . Lined Mitts reg price 5Coc. now 40c, Lined Mitts reg price 65c. now 50c, Lined Mitts reg price 75c. now 60e. Also unlined mitts at reduced prices. 'X-Ctir•SAW$'. Racer, Lance, Leader, Premier and Boston Star iu 5f and 6 ft., from 52.75 to $4.50. STOVES. Away down in price. Cook Stoves $18.00 to $25.00. Heater and Box $5,00 to 515.00. Baseburners $15.00 to 317.00. Happy Thought Ranges $30 to $49. . AXES. We can give you good value in this line from 75c. to $1.25. For Stock and Poultry unequalled, 25c. and 50e. per package. We sell the best. Order a ten and be convinced. WE PAY THE I-IIGHEST PRICE FOR RAW FURS. 'Lase.