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NitLEILYA BROS. Putdishera
aX famt.r° 13.41,3TAMOS.
JAT TY'
ing•shop-
can utilizer
will be more -
Ater seevice,...
dons"
quicker
eereenal eone
Furs.
ckets
id the
.arcnn
profuee with
Ow of the spleile
once and en-
The- jacket de-
ediate salting.
Shades
towards
black dreg*
0.14I&
below'. Their
and they weret
,e. Woodsban,
et to the hone,
feet -were at -
on suffered nee
severed week"
f apoplexy, - S-
lezt hest knows
morning in hist
4 -red bY a -911r
i'..
In Dweller*
ged he farming'
if3o11.. Ile was a,
of license =As -
ix -ford.
storm Nelda
t Friday night
Church. eV**
-Passed through:.
srted a fire la
brigade wait
A the fire out -
eh damage, hut
interior of tie*
mai week, bode
le made fit
It's not every tLat
cares to invest a v.ery iaxge
sum of monoy iii Wmter
Overcoats.
For the man who: gives
his Overcoat hard sbrvicg,em and
yet wants style. fit an4 dur-
ability at a mod'erate cOst, we
have lives of Overcoats at
$7.500 $10, 211
The coats are idifa
distinguish from t4eir
priced and More prete
relative's.
They are wel t lered,.
from good 'fabrics, e with
durable serge, an a
the style of the m re expen-
sive members of t ov moat-
!
F
For a good, sisf
overcoat, at &moderate
Wole.'re at your servic}
tilt to
her
tions
tory
rice
OYS' OVERCOATS
in plenty, style the newest, and prices
purses at
$2.50 $3.00/ $4..00 a
it all
6.00
They have been pinning
medals on us ever since, our
new Jacket and , fur -lined
floats arrived.
Were entitled to them,
too. We'vfi a display of
beautiful fors and coats that
you can't match in a few
days' journ y
Our cots are exception-
llywell designed and tailor-
ed by experts out to 4the
limit of conect: artistic style,
and exclusive in. fal3rios,
Yet the Prices are
Moderate,
Every woman that cora&s to
us for a coat goes away look-
ing a winner. When she
gets into one of our new ()cats
she's inside one of the best
_ coats made.
Do not place too much
store on prices until you see
the garmeutt at the prices.
That's what tells the whole
story.
GLOVES AND OAPS.
Men are always looking for something new in
We've something entirely new, and we want ever
see himself in one of these new caps.
PRICE C&P 50c 750. to
dLOVES 750 $1.00 to
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P" Righest Price for Butter and Eggs.
1
East Side Main Street, one door S uth of
Dominion- Bank,
SIR WILFRID LAURIER, Premier of Canada.
A SLANDERER 13ROUGHT, TO nat may antagonistic to the Liberal,
BOOK party, but ultra Conservative in its
MIANIT,OBA'S PlREMIER PROlicEN
FALSE.
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At the Borden maze meetieg 1x. To-
ronto On Wedneedar• night 'of last
week, Eon. R. P., Roblin, Prempt
Manitolia,, made.a malicious and e ands
efous attack against the Toronto 1 b
and against 1144.h. .J. ei. MeDenald ecii-
toe of
"I sa
been se
hunch!,
hei- pap
hind hi paper, have deliberately
fi re ords. they charge is t is :--;
at wen the Liberal Governrn nt in
1396 e considering the con t c
tion of he Crow's Nest Pass Rai r.oa.d,
It lwas o be at an outlae of $1,8 0,000
and so' - inserted in their eh rter.
This Pa dommeneed a deliberat and
sytdom tic agitation to have the
grants this relieved increase to
$11,000 r mile,, and Sir Wilfrid Laur-°
ler, a p !ant, plastic tool in ' the ands
of ithe obe, consented, and this rail-
way ,built at a, cost to the °tree
try of 2,000,000 in excel:is of th or-
iginal contract, As a result of - their
agitation, there was given the Tpron-
to Globe 350,000 acres of the best coal
land in Atnerical",',. I" charge the ron-
to Globe that they need their infl ence
to rob .the country that, Robert Jaf-
frey and bie associates lbehind the
Globe might obtain money!'
i
Mir. McDonald'se Challenge.
In the 'Globe of Friday terr. McDonald
replied to these slanderime silatements
ai3 idOWEI ; I i
"If that charge .le true 1 Abell re-
sign. from -the editorship of tile Globe.
If it can be Shown, al llon. Mr. Robs
lin charges,' that --quoting now his
words as# reported in the News -"The
Globe did use its influence as a med.:
ium of 'public opinion to induce the
Government to rob the people of Can-
ada in order that Mr. Jaffrey; and his
assoeiates might get that money," 1.
shall at odice resign. If that charge,
Ind Mu; form, in substance or in "feet,
can ..be shown to be true, I Shall re-
sign. If the one znan . Who knows
all the faets at first *hahd, and who
can speak- with lunquestioned. author-
ity, Mr. I. S. Willisere managing edi-
tor of the News -if he Will affirm
li
that charge to be true I hall resign.
Mr. Willson wee man,ag 'he editor of
the a obe In 1896 and u•nt 1 November,
il
1902.- Phe "agiteition" tO which lier.
Rohn refers was begun, continuel
fina ended by hirri, under his over-
sight, and.by his authority . Ire lei un-
der no obligation to the 1 lobe in the
matter, or to ilhe Jaffrey, or to ma
He sat on the platform. teerassey • Hall
on Wednesday night and beard Hon.
tier. Reblin make hie charge. If he
will declare that the charge is true,
or that rdr. Jaffrey or I any other
Man, either directly or indirectly, dic-
tated the ,peliey of the Globe on the
matter in question, or that such' policy
was determined a;nd directed as Mr.
Roblin states, I shall .resign. He
knows the tactp. Let him speak.
I did not become -responsible for the
editorial rnanagement of the Globe un-
til January, 1908, dry editorial avec-
laths, who have personal 'knowledge of
affairel la 1896, assure nie that the
. charge made by Hen. R.:P. Roblin is
- false, wholly and abeolutely feejee in
every sentence and in every inference.
If Mr., Williston fails to corroborate
the charge, Hon, R. -P. Roblin stands
'before the' pUblic a slanderer, whese
word -is not to be 'believed, end whozie
'campaign of slander aizainst other
public men is discredited. This is my
answ.er4to. dlr. Roblin's challenge;
(What _Mb Wiflisca Says.
•
On Saturday, &fin 3.. S., Whitson,
!droner; editor of the Globe, but now
Ater df the Toronto News, a paper
be. 11-44apoke,
of this good editor wile has
:apart for theelaying on Of
rid Who has slandered me, that
r,- and the men who are be-,
alsi-
polleye 'flatly and unequivocally denies
the charge made by Mr. Roblin, there-
by branding him as sianderou§ and
untruthful. Mr. Willisen serge.
"Now,' as to the. issue between, ber.
Macdonald and Mr. Roblin. Tile
Crow's Nest ',Itailevay, Policy of the
Globe originated with the editor of the
News. When he was in British . Cale
urnbia in 1e95 he looked into the situ-
' alien ond saw the necessity tor bet-
ter railWay connection with the
mining country. He wrote a letter
frrym the West • in advocacy or this
, policy. On his return to Toronto,
while the Conservative party was .in. -
power at Ottawa, he wrote various ar-
ticles. in favor of this particular rail-
way project. No director of the
Globe was coosulted. No director or
!stockholder ef the Globe, so far as
the •editor knew, had any intereet in
the Crewel Nest country."
.After this comblete exposure of his
perfidity, dir. Roblin had better pack
his &IP, return to Manitoba and hide
himself in a gopher hole in the prairie.
The High Court.
The Airy sittings a the High Court
for this county were 'held at Goderich
on Tuesday and Wednesday oe last
Week, t the court house, before the
Flo -nor -tee Mr. Justice Anglin. Only
two eases, between the same parties,
went toe trial .and • they were tried as
one case. The plaintiff was liyam
Roweliffe, a farmer residing in the
township of eesborne,, and the defend-
ant, :Sohn Sawyer, a farmer, residing
In the townehip of Blom/hard, county
cif Perth. The plaintiff was employed
by ehe defendant and had the use of
a house owned by the defe.ndant. die.
Sawyer seems to have surmised that
Rowcliffe was pilfering from him and
entered Rowcliffe's :house, according to
the statement of claim, where he
claimed to have neer: goods belonging
to :him' In Rowcliffe's house. The
plaintiff elaineed damages for the
trespass; damages for slander inecall-
ing the plaintiff a rogue and a tiller
and accusing thim to' others of steal-
ing Wheat and oats, a crowbar and
Wire- istretcher; $49.70 for balance of
wages, lend costs.
The further action ware for malicious
prosecution n eueing Rowcliffe tor the
theft of two bags of wheat, of which
charge he was acquitted. In the first
actien. the 'Jury found a verdict for
Itoweliffe as follows: For, weges, $49.-
70; for trespass, $5; for ilander, $300,
and -Judgment 'was accordingly entered
fox' the plaintiff for $354.70, and in
the second case also the .jury found for
the :plaintiff end assessed the damages
at $5.
•
Canada. -
-Rev. Father D. .C. 'McRae, parish
priest of St. Andrews, Ont., died in
the Hotel 'bleu Hospital, Cornwall, on
Sunday, aged 51 years. He had been
ill only a few days with appendicitis.
The clecea,sed was one or the moot
papillae ,priests in the diodese. •
--Edna Hillier, of Kingston, took oil
of cedar the ether day. Shortly after
taking the drug she became violently
111, and was removed to the Hotel Dieu
In convelsions. Doctors worked over
her- for some ..time before she was
brought =around.
-The residence of JOhn Shaw, near
St Thomas, was burned to the ground
the other day, ()Wing to the small sue -
ply of water. :The large , barns and
outbuildings were saved with great
difficelty. The loss is heavy with
only $500 insurance..
-A serious accident occurred at Hol-
land Landing about five o'clock last
Thursday "afternoon, When -e, horse at-
taehed to -a buggy, driven by an un-
known mailer= away and threw -him
out, breaking his arm and caueing
other injuriee. The horse continued
its career and came in contact 'with
BQRDEN, Lae
Goods
Our sale last week km
given us a chance to re-
place our old goods with
this year's new goods,
and from now till .Chris-
tmas we will be adding
many new articles to our
stook.
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John Bulger,
Jeweileri - - Seiforth
Marriage Licenses issued;
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a horse and rig driven by Mi. C. 11/.
Curtis and Mk,. D. Bell, of that place
throwing them out a the rig. Mr.
Bell receiver' serious injuries on the
head and body. ele. Curtis got a. bad
Shaking up, but nothing serious is an-
ticipated.
-Dr. Berry, a prominent Tepeka,
Menses, physician, dropped dead the
other afternoon, while walking acroes
the links of the, London, Golf Club.
Dr. Berry, who came originally from
Gananoque, had retired from practice
and bad spent the summer with rola-
tiven of his wife in Landon.
-A. fatal accident occurred at Vamp-
bellfordthe other day when Paul
. • ,
the four year old son of 111r. John
Reid Ellis, of that town, was rastant-
ly killed. The child Was playing on
the street and as a team of joorses
were passing he was knocked down,
and the heavily loaded wagon passed
over his body. „
-The worst wreck in the history Of
the Toronto, Hamiltonand13uffalo
Railway occurred about zdx o'clock
Sunday .marning, near 'Mineral Springs,
a short distance east of = Copetoem. A
bridge, vvbich had been burning,erush-
ed through beneath the weight of the
freight train. Three men were kill-
ed and one seriously injured and
thenisands of dollars; ot' rolling stock
and freight were destroyed. '
--The wholesale grocery firm of the
John Sloan Company, _Belleville, was
at, en early hour Thursday morning
visited by burglars, who dynamited
the safe, virtually blowing it to
pieces. For their 'trouble the burglars
secured about $20 in cash. The large
tree dears of the safe were blown off,
and. the interior was wrecked. Ent-
rance was effected through ea window
In the rear of the preMises.
-While driving from the market at
Ottawa last. Saturday, at noon, Mrs.
Jinxes Ileatherington, at Ottawa mar-
ket gardener's wife, was pitched trout
an express waggon near the Somerset
bridge, and so terribly crushed that
- she died ten minutes aftervvards. The
horse she was driving took fright' at
a 'Ale of stones on the ,Edcle of the
road, and ran away, eon/Letting the
waggon against a telegraph pole.. The
unfortunate woman was thrown out
with great violence, -many Ft her ribs
being broken and the pieces piercing.
her lungs. .
-A despatch' from Winnipeg. says:
A miscarriage of justice has probab-
ly caused a young Englishman name
ed Blundell to serve four years in the
Penitentiary as punishment for a.
crime --cattle stealing -which be may
never have committed. The Minister
of ,Itoetice is to he asked to ineestigate
the elretnnotandes surrounding this
cane and to endeavor to mAe-' some
-restitution* should it be a'h'wortl' tlfat an
theOppositRm
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innocent an has actually been ham, England, and came' here about
wronged. lunden wale arreiged four, two years age: He WAS nnisiarried.
years ago and the. trOwn Weed its 7-Whi1e Georgc Townsend, of Strat-
-cam on t e evidence Of a man who ford, was ridingalhoree in .a rate at
has since een proved to be a cattle- the Illivekten tele' Friday afternoon,,
rustier (heslf, and an nil -round had . he WES thrown, wed instantly killed
man. Blu den was _foiled guilty- and- his .neck being broken. He lived -
sentenced t serve ten Years. The act- ., Stratford with his :father -In -1 w. 'Geo.
ualthief I believed' now to have -been Richardson, of the Arneritan Hotel.
the had an who ewpre Blunderee and leaves a widow and one Th
ellierty a y. I Herbert W. Oaedee,
M rjorie Robertson, 'of Mont- er blitchell boy, and now an
real, met ith a fatal aecident on Sun- exit speaker and writer in. New Yoric
day mornr g near Beaconsfield, Where cn religious and Seedidistio Sal:deaf% •
her family resideduring the pernmer preached in the - Central'lethodiet.
months. Te young lady, who is ate! teurch, Stratford, ,on a recent
Meted wit somnambulism, appareet-i sday evening' and delivered a pOwer-
ly left her room about five o'clock inful semen. .
the' nuernin and putting on her Slip- -lir. J. H. BoWes, pump aieer at
pets, weak d in her night robe to the.,i Stratford, met wine a eerious,accident
Cirert. tra. ks, where she Was struck j the other day. While -me:dating to
by a Nisei g freight :trete.. Rer ab- 1 hencile a pump log, it -inevOme way -
Bence Vt0.13 not noted Until an hour ate 1slipped and, ,striking Mr. Beene on
ter ahe • ad lett the house and a:1 the roots split oriee ot MS tees very
search *it at once Organized, with ; badly.uTnhcie by a'
!
the result that in a Short time she ; dotter, =and Mr. Bowes willbeable to.
was found lying in, e dying condition
beside the tracks. 'She, was at once -Rally Day terv ees were held at
taken to a honpitelete Montreal, but the 1Miethoclint church. Mitchell. on Sepe-
little hope Of, saving' her life are held
tember lath. The Pastor,' Rev., ,kte..
out. ;low Iobertson i.s, a daughter of Livingston, preached espeetalit to the
, a. - i
WI atineS !M. Roberteon, of the Thos. , eV -great. tir.. A, 4 Adair, 41. River -
Robertson Company, and is well known : eidir. Cslifernia, 3 heother-inelaw - or
In Mentre4 . society circle. A partie- ' 'h.*. F- 4, Camlitell, of Mitchell, ade
ularly sadi feature' of the tragedy is dress:onthe children; in the efternoen.
that Milo; iRobertserre ;engagement to 1 Speeial enuele Wise prepared 1 torr. the
Mr. Charles Shearer, pti Mo
ontreal, was eea . . !
aangnixouneed onlY 'a coreiple of months -About six hundred men were
tut at the Laymen a illissionaryMove-
ment meeting in St atford on ITueedere
evening of last wee Rev. E. A. Atene
strong and arr. TiOrdes Findlay, of
Toronto, leaders Of the elbirentent,werte
present, but the speaker or the eVeht-
ing was aft% J. Carlinhell White, of
New York, one of the promoters - f -
the lane/pent. Stratford Laymen are
asked to contribute $19,000. :
-Mk. Ralph Sturgeon, of St. Marys, -
who has been beep undergoing treat-
ment at St. Joseph's hospital, Lea-
den, tor some time, died last Week -kr -
his 721 -id year. M. Sturgeon, Who wale
a, native oe Ireland, lived in iLondon
township ter many- Yeare before go-
ing- to St. Marys some twenty yearn`
.ago. His wife died three Years ago,
and be has ne faintly. His only bro-
ther lives in California. His remains, '
wee° interred in St. Marys. i e
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Toeswater.
Firs.-Teeswater narrowly i escaped
a eerious conflagratioon Saturda
night. The C.P.R. Niund house at the
, -south end, and Thompson's saw mill,
ford, was killed in 4 railway accident. ot the noth, 0 -ad of
the town, were -
at Blackfoltior Alberta, one day last burned to the ground. The alarm wale weeso
untied at about 10.80,, arid the tirii •
, _41k.ece..Dwnla.sevd=olgaa rot
g,obtW
heof
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n
r n
ip
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.g
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lizne brigade respended qieiclay, but Owing
R. B. Johnston, of . Stretford.
" to the inflammable nature of the,build-,
former resident of St. Marys, has Ing it
Wall°h
a =Ma 7antartxPrem' t
been rth
enewing acqoaintances in at 1 " eft,e =imam owite t.43,
town: Me. Pegg went west in 1882 ''
dry weather and direction Of the .
and is now One Of the Oldest condite- !
it 'coked at one time as though
toes on the C. P. ,R. running out of 1 th ere, svonld he a genered. cdeflagree
' vrinde
Whinipeg.
the ;Whyte Packing CoroParird d'e I buildings were saved. A fretglit ..ert-e
manager- „,,9! '•i firemen a•nd citizens the surrounding
I then, but by the faithful worl -of the
-10. George Morrissey, .
gine which was in the round tweet -
Marys store, had two fingers badly .
Is a total wreek. 'No tense for the,
injured one day last week. The end ,
was cut completely off one finger. The
yore Is given. About 8.80 eine, athe
accident occurred while working in
. el
eeler alarm • was sounded. Tnis time
the slaughter house, = was the ThomPoon
-dirrille M. Jam& Ingram, oe thee"- = mill, whieh', although a quarter Of a
, ee g CoMpanyht saw-- r -
gan, wee' engaged 'with his cutting uux Mile teem the round bouts,- 18i0Urikilff...
the other afternoogn
in tilling Mi.. George Gordheres alio ee to wove ewillit froln niattictuders.
again the fire we.s kept trot* epreade--
knives got loose Med smashed up the ,
machine. One of *the pieces went very
one or the '"'"
ing, irst the mill was totally deetroy-
Excellent work ;Was done bere, and -
aged about twentyeone, WAS inetentlY
close to the head of Mfr. David lie- IA, whe 20e. fa t,.sumated at ;between
. -*mud]. Niell°143, an Englilihm'Yn' t about Voris thousand eight lnmdred.
killed at the G.T.R. oboe at Strat-
Nairn.five anfi sii thouandsod insuran-
ford On MOnday. Nichols wee an deo-
mathine anew The :wires aloft be- esti nt M. rtobert Holmes,
trItian, and- was fixing wires in the ' ' polateaL—A -
came tangled, and he- went up to IT.D.,1 caldtklate In West Horaa, *I
do them, when he was struck by an here on Tuesday. 'evening next,
electrle crane. He was taken dovrn a tech:hie and will he toddresset by trx
minute afterwards hut Ms neck was Themes dreed011en, reeve, midi by 411r.
broken. Deceased VAS born in 01,d- Helmee, the candidate -
Perth Items
James Beenoch, of Stratford,
has been appointed returning officer
for North Perth.
Antiony Allen, of Stratford,
has purchased the drug etore of the
III. Doyle Company, in that city.
-Niko Arthur A. Dusty, of Des
Moines, Iowa, .has. been visiting his
father, thike s. Dusty, in St Marys.
-4k, Wne,r Ryan, ot Mitchele, has
been appointed returning officer for
South Perth et the coming election.
-Dr. Frederick Preston Coates, of
Toronto, an. old ',Mitchell boy, was
matried recently in that city to Miss
Nellie Rowan.
-Assessor MISTMall, of Stratford,
has given out the assessment returns
for 1907, showing a total taxable os-
sessinent of $8,688,000, an increase of
9,110.912. The population Is 14,489, an
inerealie of 127. '
'
-{Theodore Scott, a tirenien on the
C.P.11.., and a former resident of Stria-
lc