The Huron Expositor, 1916-02-18, Page 1FIFTIETH YEAS
WHOLE NUMBER 251
al I I 2==la,
SEAF9RTIT, FRI 1 AY, FEBRUARY 18,1916
Greig Clothing Com
Orb ev-
rbey.
month
riauean
think
veyaw
xu, can
That
inety,
tain-
how-
aable
Table
arrivals
to show
autiful;
spring.
tially
ig of
he first
re satis-
me and
are so 44
will be IT
buy.
•
piece 4k
know
stand .1
luaran-
in the
1 t,
I
Per POUND
Before the War 15c per 1:oun
was the ruling price
This fact points We finger of warning
to all, indicating What is going to hap
pen prices of wool garments of every
sort, and may the people take warning
and so conclude that it is expedient to
buy now. The old and very lo* pric et
will rule during the month of Felbrua y
at our store, and believe us, then, it
will be well worth the effort oti yo
part to secure your clothing needs for
the year before this month expires.1
Look Down the List
of February Bargains:
$15.00 -8.9
3.
4.79
8.98
2.68
L48
49c
Fur Coats
Men's Overcoats
Boy's Overcoats
Men's Suits
Boy& Suits
Men's Trousers
Boys' Knickers.
Alt wool heavy
Drawers and Shirts
Boys' Underwear
Coat Sweaters
Mens Caps
Men's Heavy Mitts
Men's Heavy Sox
Men's Work Shirts
Boys' Heavy Stockings
Cashmere Stockings
99c
29c
89c
39c
39c
19c
39c
39c
47c
FRO ON4RIOS'
' I ,
Thia•b
trent Pa
n to .0n t
are :V
t a r
to ai.
royince
In -Atter
rrzy ton
relnen
cud
Various
_Ot!strong
ekes '
re CTIO
greater
rollitary
Tee ac
ral pone
patrazers
t Ottaav
h Ina
...."•••••• IMMO
Torento, February, 14,
ning efthe Oetawa
Wing sl has thrown a ,
rio. It is mot tibia sor
t is ealcuallt
laxatien of w
11 the deter:Lin
kee0 things
feet, the e
The scare is
i2,5 ie. the s
g8and oublic
Inds, bat wit'
tdeete resen
'more men
ey in the exc
fforts in every
ervice
kre Is based
that ,eneirg a
fired tgae fine
a, a.nd t'natsu
e destroyed tr.
plants at Otte,
to Join
idreaoare
on of
°big. A
t .a
'nature
fety of
works
eower may' be adopted. The 'municil•--
; :Antics cereal nest have aUgPsted
that the tr.et adooter3, be thatpre-
1916 ?mod In Con ection with the, hydro
Ilan radial railWaY lines which ao to tve
are orated in iiTeetern Ontaribe This
eQf would lacc.ah liat all ft...tura expends.
ionsW''' slitanttre ii,eYncit..140:reveenlorpt_meanntd, and inont4arrinein-ntiins-n,
khie would own i Me spetetot Tbe ooney
a woulaa be A Charge upon the aretnicte
°Tit palttles taking the power, and they
aePh would ihe' added in the first fnetance
I'D`a by en Leone of bonde, of-ithe Proalecial
of Hydrol-Eleetric Power Come Ls.alon,
It, ther 13 guaranteed as to principal( a. I Inter.- CARDNO'S OPERA F1ALL
eillt wb14'eb est by the ierovinee of. Ontario:ann,ttee i
tbe tr K. 3' cured, by -t* debentures of the ewarioue ? 1
equer el -10 rtunicioalitits ,cOnceineel. '-ilbis ar- Friday Ev'g, February 25th,
ibr.anebl 0fi. rangement cotual. be 'mode sleet with,
tilegand to i tile 'systezr, already cone
tier:W.11:a T YITIL 'over In retern for their bends, .
gs . i . it * • , Eteadieuarters Staff, Torontn, desctib-
eree ,structed, the trunicipatities taiking it
Addresses hy ilfr. R. E. F. DALTON
quent I
• Public
ass - Meeting
the interests of the Red Cross
Society will be held in
Chair taken at 8 o'clock
nition amid
res
• Experiareets 'have lbeen made with
itillagteledretOurions:d
wsolidkier CanPdt'otherRs:
Sersday reerulting le Toronto. They
equipir.en a and es.,
have. been Of itwo kinelt and bath have Short musical programme
peler were also of ince diary or gin. ottee eueeeissiPoi. thiere has: been
c
l
The ate Iview 1,s tha the3e4 rea, sorra recrutting in cliturchers - and a
good, deal Of recruiting outside of Silver Collection
bet tat all events ithat- of the ihoui eel
parliazrent, began ace entally, bet churchte. One of the new battalions .1....hoosewinemaaae'''''''
ao ir,iest gation, *is in d
ese to e- in procesa itsr organization for oyere oweeesseeeeeta-aete.e,... , i
terraide J t deolw fart it is (safe tin-
dolge..iin, hia ceenforting, theory. s2eea3 negerVlicn el t.hleconceviayreid uthe,cirure:Lest af:oPar 1
All Oee Oe tail° there re scor,3 of oat Detroit. Tile groom' was support -
factories
wasiattendel by her mister, .May.
working at -big preasur cm recrotts. Some resurts had followed.
aver !orders of 1 all --tort ordees :for e firet triatt of thd4 idea, (but the ac- ed ihY hlis cotrorade, Mr. William 3.
JObaston, formerly of Scotland.
and attetrolt was far fromft .311Ce3sral .
*voition for uniforms and for all so tar as Inenediate reauita were pon-e dirolacres VancalliP has -sold Ms 100-
aeoire farm, on the etit line a East
tIble it
that go t crake up -the odern,e uagn
el anal one . other t trigs cern ed . AoPeals were rade ' in 22
We:wane& to William' Oke, Seaforth,
,L, teid. T aa didurchee, ditet, there Were ileevi or trio,
(meat( of n army in til ter $6,500. Mr. Gee '' gets poseisslon
results. i i
factoTles and, their con ta of zra- at, once. Mr. Vaaicamp will move to
6hinery.,- d stock repr aeet an toe Boosters i of the Idea biatre the
Teronto.
weather, Witioh was bad end which
Menge Fat nt of capit 1 invest ent.
exo kept a ia4e , number of poselble re- O -Miss Lucy Alderson, of Cranbrook.
They are
guerded to jue, such an
n be orovIded or by tth
Irma, the mil tary aut
ng entriugh to 0 in gr
is for, public• ulidinga
n ging to the anion.
tertained that 310 cr.uch
and t
Y Start a few
nd resu t an
1.71
,property
build
W years a
sensitive oe
wa fire ala3
piacin of
ts park and
no t eate,
a na w
d mustache
n old ih-.an
ked that
3 Will tarn.
enerily al
Of rthe is er-
lice, be.
let him go.
he stat of
a by. ,hlat
e legisla ure .
and the ove,
do -be baka
MayoT Cleurca has al tr 'yteicle • to
.he !dist tirbing poesibilit 1, that in en-
d ia,ries: ate malt -ran g abo , t wit le fire
thee
t he
ayic
f all
blue
er-
ptie
cone
ttae
r ently received a letter from Prime -S.
tent las p .i1,0., crults e,way irate church. The same
Vapcouver Bettelion, atatieg that he
f oto Pte. E. J. Fla.rvey, of the 29th
divieluel i
iteis hall, era we,a,ther, nceaever, fatted to keep away
vvearing a pair of socks ,she had
via, e at of likely material, fromtte varie
it and felt thee! very comfortabi.e.
inavorg ksigualbe .acvri ous recruitling trdeetings which were
17-8Dr. J.S. Evans, chairo. an of tbe
The ;held in, the • tae,atrest At the eei treet
1
Clinton Public School board, after the
fear, is e
ereate Ings GIPeniaa kneels were riede to the
women to Useitheir infmence With the
bciard had been complete -1 the other
btainess of the meeting of the new
hesitating ti -..a ee. A hundred ,itir more
eVening, invited the er.embers and
recruits were secured, in the theatre3.
Principal Bouck over to Bartliff'a
'Tibia aepease in the churchet Seems ao
restuara-nt wihere he acted as host at
have had ttie ileffect el, keeoing i nen
an oyster suOper. •
to swell the 'battalions. The feet that
away frotrri el lurch, without ,heiodng
—Hydro carried in D,a,shwoo'li by a
isTiaitehants nfno4leescrotts were tea ben: axle
pOlice 1 village Showed by their votes
!
majority of 9,9. The peeple of th
anaItha feat e
;Influenced !the attendance er
ltila 32.1.dy smto have
. leoe
'had need' .a2,4travertseisei.ly
dttilltet, ittillebYthwereer43wialleredk"1014 vottoeb3efoill3r-ttlioe4
to a greater extent -than the badt
weather.
°ranks! In 1r
the dest
The ail
Were gar
and the
the teaarpage
uctioel of =ore
ta.rio Parlltaren
ly bierned a. f
government is
the fire ueeition. The Ot
reeultedseceordingly in
ilearerotile .guards in Q
In (the .Parligurnit build
aelvea, land no ham wit
koroblead land arn upt
that region.
lo castle:11y re
y finese
', was seized st
o theispresence
!of peovincial
(biro end th'
ent illuatratee
woad Torolo
at Ottawa. T
't I29i.th,
not in, able ano
is elate
isitor
-asoare d
own, toc
tished -in
ten,dent
meat:ion
be Inc
=and
iappened
la to me
orrrient
ng thane
i3owder atid time fuses .1
Ond ihao I is3ued instrac
thorough! Ig uard tog of
. build in ge sand the pronto
aa.aserwlal kered, oerson,s
c[
;Spectacle and fencing
' an. Ontario is the '
1e to the 'revelling the
Idiarism because, just lief
lw,a. dIsaSter there was a
113
talk of trea,soriable =
"arts elf 1Western Ontarl
are a ober Of court
tIt.u.
largely y men of Ge
Those el i3trict3 have .giv n Most •
feroesay to the Canadi n Pat
fund and to other fun g and ar
ks of
neral
a‘te,d th
We haven't the space here to rpentio
the great quantity of . bOrgains our
large stock offers, A visit to our spr
where everything is on ispl y an
marked in plain figures the spedi
selling price for this month'.
Highest Prices hr Butter
their ol
bee for
lit the
aloe aa.
caring
y 110
e Bt.Se
y of ir
Te the
,great.,de
vement3
where
les .oe
-nate ides
well re aented in the
Mien diery. Major
Sam Hu es -who investi
ports r ratty circulat
nounced -lerr.1 "Silly.”
German descent, UvLng
Ontario, e, Ihe says, i
but Jetta). pts have 'been
upoln, th. by ak frow
extract „wilao have cr
Unitetd S ates, and Who,
will Ito rotoptly toter
tblese t ingS hanineningi,
of !fires, arrests here a
the red ailing of g
pa iron to be wonder
o lic, nd of Ontario,
on edge.,
Steps
greatly
Hydro -
the cen
province
rent° Ibi
Power
through
alOng t
Isalgely
eat.
dletpute
federal
ownkirs
Galen o
extendi
the
been be
*L
re being take
ePhere of
lectric rower c
r.al and ea.s
Municipalities
ve been kept o
nefits to a
the fact that
Treot canal
the hand.e of
re has lbeen,
tween the o
authorities r
13 of power ri
waterways, la
g fro= the
rglan Bay. Th
ore the courts
a frien ly action to d
point ati which the "rov
eral j LedictiOos dtvi
Beck is reported as ha
de pu tat oil- iron: powe
cipalirte in central an
tario that the province
trol of tb,ese water po
Sir Adun's coin
ory working o
nt winch he
d In :taking w
rut:rent. Unde
ie queetion whi
ore the courta
o clutches of
ill be made to
Sir Adam Beck
• presee9
sattsfac
range -T.
dsucceed
ion- gov
leng
Ment t
from t
effort
Croetrur.atining sources of 1,
ysterr are tot
province, with
or water powe
erests1 by the
ents te thia ef
the dominion
parilazrents kr retitle
ratified the Ontario
Power commission wi
1 goaernment
is for devel
eossible that i
of tie government's
this Pew tertitory e.
I of firanciag the dist
and Eggs
Greig Clothing Conp
SEA FORTH
Trent
lo the
ran tal
vane in
Agree
be fore
provinc
„ the d
It is
nas
. , by-law and two against. It is teAr-
! 1 stood the line will be built from EXP-
! 1 - ter west to Dashwood, with branches
Is Canada Doing Her Share ? nOrthl to Zurich and touth to Credal.,
iiicnot
Dear Ex tor,—Sir George Paish, ' , ..
losese=z==osaaa=granee
MeLRAN BROS., Pnblisherts
$1.00 a Year in Advance
brought home, arriving' at the bottle 1 the grocer's Sister, Miss Vera Page,
o bis father, Mr. Jatres Wan1e33, an Mr. Dennie Ducnaz-.re, brother of the
Saturday morning. The fumeral took brkia, stcurerted the groom After the
place on Saturday afternoon to cerearony the haopy pair and guts
Baird's coretery. aelurned to Mr .ani Mrs. Page's
—Two of the soldier boys are kerit for Isiejeuner ibefo.re leaving by the
on guard ditty night anti, day patrol- trate fore , nto and lother "int,
ling amend the towm hall, the post for o. tatZte oeymoon, the groom tie -
office and the armories in Wieghaen. Ing Sinerrer holpierit for ditty overaeas.
This la because there have been Sng • —On Monday, January 24th, Mr and
=any fires lately that appear to have Mrs A. D. Cameron. of Goderich for -
been set, and also the fact that a mer .residents of near Lucknow, cele -
stranger .was reported to be sketch- brated the 50th anniversary of their
ing the armories recently. trarelage. On the eventful day fifty
—The following officers' were elect- years -ago a sleigh -load drove frcon
ed for 1916 in connection with Court the bride's bore in Peru, Haiten
Woodbine No. 100, C.O.F , Cranbrook, county, to Georgetown, about foorterin
.and were instal. ed last Yds:1y: C.R„, wile% where they were married a by
A. Reymann; V.C.R, J. Gorsailtz; R. the Rev. Jos, Unsworth of that place.
S., A. Cameron; F.S and T., Ed. Pula The !groomsman was Mr. John* Me -
ton, Cbao., John Forrest; S.W., John Laren, of Toronto, brother of the
Shleads; J.W., George Dunllop; 5.3, bride, and the brideoraid was Cath -
John A. McNair; J.I3., Duncaea arine .Carreron, sister of the groten,
sor ; Phys., Dr. McRae; Atelitore, 'now Mrs. Hugh: McDonald, of St. Hei-
n. Mclialr and R. Housten; Traatees, ens. The greater part of their ttrare
James A. MeNalr, W. Ziegler and W. ried life was spent in Huron County,
Srraliden. Mr. ,and tafr.s. Cameron living for a
—The enteettaitment given in the -member .Iof ,yeara about two miles
ball at Ethel Friday evening by Brush sel-tti of L4lekliew' later ill St* Hel-
ens, Froirr there they moved to G-od-
eels young ,eeople tarned,d out most
eneasantly and successfal. "The Min- °rich ,nineteen years ago. Mr. Cam-
eron IS (deputy Shle4ft of Huron
isterts Bride" wa3 well presented, eve
erybedy ;doing their oart in ,e001 county, (having occupied this position
form arias thie various local hits allot tor la number of years. Of the wed--
k
al considerable -merriment. Etbel 'iding party fifty years ago, onlyene
Mrs. Henry Rieletroed Blyth, Ws --
Waxen% Institute realized over $56,
ter Of the tirade, was present on beta
which will .go to the Red Cross Fund.
A hearty vote of aooreciation was occaalons. Mr. and Mrs. Caereron are
tendered the cone:outer. At the close atilt active. -
the visitors were treated to a lunch Acheson, widow of the late
before sterting norrewarel. rioney Fond, of Goderich townshi",
easkd away at her home on 'Mon-
-Mrs. George Howatt ceased, away -
day !evening tof last week, after an ill-
,withstartling suddennese -at her home "nessi of a fortnight. The late Mre.
In the town p-ot, Winghar4 021 Friday Ford was born in Pastaranaght ire- .
February 4th. She Appeared to be
lier uelnat health and was scruu...., land but tame t thie ceantry with
'her oparents, -when only four years
bing the floor on Friday afternoon, of age. The fairdly settled Oil the
when- Mr. Hewett went to a sleigh- feria now belonging to Mr, George
bors, when he returned she wos ly- Gould, the little stre.ana ranning
Ing uncoriisciou,s and 'expired 'a few throtigh being known for =any years
hours later. The deceased is survive
al8r6r-wr
e td by iher huelaand a,n.,1 one aon, s as Acheson's Creek. In
West. She was In her 64th year.
en thie farm on the tenth conceesion
G. T .R. System has now sup- of Goderleh toVenshias, which contin-
olled all its agents in Canada Tem- -teed Ito be her flame ,and where she
pera,nce Act counties with! "Special died. She is survivel by three
Form 38'°, which is a 'declaration that sonsi mad one daughter Reeve Fori
everyone trust make who has liquor ot Clinton, W.H. at Vancouver, B.0 ,
sent in te his address. This affidavit Fred On the bareatead, ant Mrs.
must be made before a notary "ublic W. 4.. Rutledge, of the Haron'Read,
or justice of the eeace, ant 411 Mr, Ford died *suddenly zeveral yeas
ierents will be held! until sMh forms *ago. Mrs. Ford, waa a woman ofiniarr
are oroPerly tilled out. The Grand
Trunk aeparently recognizes that it
19 jenntly resnonsible with the alio-
Robert Currie, who resides in the ' Ideeeased 'WaS werded
Mr. ,Henry Ford and went to reside
too ftnano expert Of Great Briti. '—Miss Gladys MeQuarrie has reatgn- :3er and'l he consignee for liquor
ain, eay,s first fourteen trontha tedi her .school On the fifth line - of brought in for other than eersonal
of the war coat Britaln twenty-one a Wneh
orts, as owing to the dee of her uis se end ' net takirg any chances.
l
dollar a and sance that time,
to tthr first of January, 1916 it
has coot Britain seventy trialion
dol-
1
Jars a siatt. Such figures are try..iy
etaggeri;) g - II ,
rider tae cooditions . it
rray well be asked,' is Canada, -dog
her ahla.re an givihg of her i :reins.
Surety Dotindividually, we have
r
not done our Oart in 'oeiping Britain
and tae Maelit their life teed cath
struggle filar Ifreedom from tne evil
effects of Prussian sellitarisni and for
tee freed*, of the world. Inalvita-
oally we eriould do our part le giving
'freety of 4ur means anti). we feelit,
and teen give more. If we are :not
willing to do tn1S, Where is Our -pate
rhatism ? iTite majority of the •Deorile
of Canada in-Agat cut thecoet 01 tiv-
1°I in,g by terte-tinded and not jerieriize
their heattln te the -least. We should(
belt) -wake uo, n,
.c.ncl give Wit
eint• and for toe
gen' er,aking grea
lotic
also
ane
Sir
re-
pro -
be peopl of
in We tern
-n set, I y al,
ode to ork
n of Ge main
seed fro. ithe
says Sir Sane
ed. Wit 1 all
a succe sion
et there land
, it is fere
• tha, the
I e a "little bit
to e
the 0
.snleetio
partn
at of
t of .tiehea2 the Brusee- is
go extent oboe E Conao
ater.
ystem,
Orivete
long•sta
!octal
girding
to alon
tly•cana
of Qui
subject
n ,*he .f
terminef
cial ar.
Sir
ing ass
king
e aster
ould g
ers. Th
idence
of a n
has " a
tie the,
this ar
h•as
ill be tr.
•unsel(
settle "fit
states t
1.ver a
,hatide
share
leased,
te gover
et will
d
ion, and
Hydre-
sainlY
Lor a le
ment
' the ex
wer sch
ifferent
ibution
tendi
tarlo
in
the
. To -
!before it is toe late
a will 'for tbe; benefit
Ives of others wbo .are
sacrifices for IL3 and
freedom. 'mat wouid life be. wittOat
freedom ? I (
R. B. McLEAN, Xiopen.
, 1----
ifuron Notes
. —Fifty desks are being shied this
week frorr the Whighazn factories of
t he Canada, pi urnit are Mae Cy Ateturers
'
to the Theoliiion Government 1 at Ot-
tawa.,
—Wiltseat rocery and Coopett3 book
1
store In Clihvon, were burial. on
Monday even ,r
g but the visitordil
not rrfake (rn ifch of a haul. ' 1
—Dr. R. L Stewart, whet was io-
cated at Bei aye, for -some :ttine, !has
(deckled tti locate in Winghlaerf end
will open an office in the near future.
—Tne n:ain estimates -ta:bled in thet
House of Cori:mons en Thursday 1n-
provementS - d $22,500 for Brussele
elude -$90,000.flor Goderich: herbor lee
oubllc bulad g; Exeter public build.,
og $15,000.
—Mr. Will -r. Cameron, of Crane
brook, was re-elected a director of
Grey and Morris Tele..
y at the anneal meet-
ta1ker, it wee necessary that elle re-
in !home with her mother, who'19
oith the lam, fifth concession, Grey
tewnehla t The teustees and 'papas
wore sorry to lose Miss McQciarrie
alhle *as performing goad., !sera -ice
lo the sphoor. :
--The following doctor heve be
. Jul* Foster, who was born
on the Beyfield; Real, Stanley town-
.shlp, Ihe farm! which is still in 1
possession of the family, sixty-eight
years a,g4O, Idled at Pigeon, Michigan
en Monday, this passing being the first
br,e,ak Jin a family of eight. At fif-
teen years of age, he went to Mo-
t art porarhy epaxilnt•Ed to attend . to toe, to Oegin his apprenticeship at
health of the men in the New the woollen mill trade, the mill be-.
eron Regithent, at the different Ing located opposite the grist -.trill
;
ntres:, Winghaar, Dr. J. P. Kon,-- on the aite now occupied by Canielon
y; Bu,,sseis Dr. McRae; Seafortie, Brothers' store. He afterwards work-
. Burrowe; iVroxeter, Dr. McLeod; ed at the Zurich will an subeequente
eter, iDr. Hindman, Ilen,sall, Dr. ly conduct d business ' lea own
Peck; Milne; Goidericht Bayfield. He has resi'ed in Michl-
apt. Hunter; Cllnton„ Major Shaw, gan fOT about thoity years
.H.O.
El
ce
—A horse attached to a cutter, be-
-A letter fnoec• James Bowman,; M. longing to Aldin Alan, of Colbcone
, for East Huron, froo Ottawa, townsnae, who was loading cattle at
ves ari account of the fire in the Megaw t-ation, frigntened and ran
P raw:rent buildings. He made i -bia away on SaturdaY morning, taking to
,c
eika,pe from Lb e burning bard le g enk ,t, rC,eDI
. PInRio.ltroacvekr,h
,wealdlicierarlidt gfany,llosnwimee:
en tbout accident, minas oat ar ci 4.0
hat. The place was filled with :hoes° three =ales away. There it was cafe -
banding strooke aad ,gas almo3t ' int tured. Two young lads sent by the
stantly after the alarm and little owner, got it 'back to a slide road.
wthreaffordoredd p
to1. fslhylurfr,
orie1110ef. che•oley, cie tie& .4.84. and before anything
last When the:non train cane aking aid
—Or Wednesday forenoon of
frligatened it again, aid it took to
eek,ailfr
a could be, done ;the train stauck the
c. horse, killing it instatetly and
a
b dao -
aging the cutter. The two lads_ ea -
hared bYi itTriPing.
rad Miss Nearva L., daughters of air.
nd Mr. Hollinger, Breese's, were
ite,d al =ferriage at Melville manse,
Rev A. J. Mann, BeA, The young
-uple drove to the home „or the
g =as !parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
srrie, Morris, for the wed,dhig din-
ner. Mr. and Mrs. Shurrie will make
their biome in Chealey.
--Cha4lee McAlltster, who has ?old
his fat. Join the Parr Line, Hay, has
rented J3, 'muse in Parkdale, Toronto,
endwill trove there early in March.
Mr. Mc.illater goes to Toronto to give
qts chi rein the advantages cs high-
* edunation, otherwise he wo aid
nave preferred. to retrain on the farm,
Or retire, to &ore _smaller place to en-
Ooy a Weil earned, rest.
—On Tueeday afternoon of last
Week, the annual, meeting of Braeseli,
Grey and Norris Rural Telephone
Oeurpany was held in the Town Halt,
wem ing held At:. i Br ussels On T de sday af- brusselS. Annual report was rea,d.
nter-. _Igoe and a.ft being discuesel was 7assed. -
Were ternoon.
ge Lyon, of Londeshoro, The It old Directors were reeel-
ding annourceTLe engagement of her on- , octet], 4ze F. Se Scott, iti Proctor and
- and ly dausghte ' Roselle, to William L. I W, Garcerson. T. Miller w2-3 re -
the Hunking, of Hullett, the weddlog to pointed i auditor.
lized, —The hour of Mr. sad Mrs. Benson 1 aleelborne (towreibip, shipped a bale. of
I —The! Beturiller Red Cross Society,
the take place his month.
te to Williams, C iceaslori 7, Usboene, was I goods to the head offlice in Toronto,
has saddened os Monday, btr tneuntircely . On F,ebruaryy 4th, containing the fol -
DX, ce 1 den-ise of t elr daughter, Iva, tell Z., lowing Articles, valued at $166.05: 13
the.1 at: the age f 13 years. They have' pillows,1 IS pairs pillow slips, 20 hoe --
fed- the sympatOy of the commonity. • pital shirts, 14 grey flannel shirte,
dem --Mr. nd Mrs. Thos: Ballantyne, of 1 4 suits pyjarcas, 134 pairs Isocks, 42
ed a the 12th concession of list:oar:1e lost , hospital handkerchiefs, 18 knitted
mon- their little on William. Llewellyn, on washclOths, 950 vripes, a large pack-
eiecwinbct:eainci Tena,
'en no ed tee above his shoe tops while the
t con- indigestion. Tne little fehove was 4 .......n os i xi
a°utttgee , oted spell, of two weeks ago, and sue-
ogthe cee,ded in ge, tting a ge0101 I. cuo of sap.
w far- Western haeundry, Wiughlase, was 3e-
tcallY verely buttrek on Friday, when some
ornin- molten :mated got into the too of his
O !aria gore Weak , who 13 in France with day Morning last, that Percy Wan-
ange-, I she°. Dennis had hi3 trousers roll-
s- ex- men ths ad twen Oar
On- FeIday laot, after an illnese due to age 014 cotton, bandle a tra,gazines.
rci eainutt. ......
scued men were pouring not iron.
•
n the of maple sugar, which be goo to 1113 became known about Telma on Fri-
o p.,a —gr. jo_nles Downey, of , *ingt. 1 :.rsiientiverbentreatred lalitettsbmrands.. jSnIenen
byer He was eble to Take a fair quantity it Wail with' much regret that it
the ±-Woddell Dennis, empoyet at the
1
ham, taped a few tres3 daring dee
at the Le burn and Union Manse, ago conducted a saccessfue ba,rness
oal Wedne y, February 9en, when
the Cana n troops.
A q wedding was selemnizwi Lpitai. Mr. Wanleas, a fevr years
da -ghter of Mr, end .1kirs. I up he west to Vintoria, 3.0., wnere ate relatives and friends of the con-. an 44 few weeks and is expected ale
-eight day3 old.
: also of Ibis townshiet. The funeral
1, took place. on Tuesday afternooe to
.Lontlealooro cemetery.
LeS3 had Idlei at Gravenhuret Hoe -
age of 72 'years. The decea3ed was
born in London, Englend, coming to
Adafte, wife of Mr. Thomas Adams,
this country, .about 35 years ago, and
taeaseed away) -having resened the
et the nhata coueession ef Hallett,
five years later, being rcarri'ad to her
ad repeir bttsiness -here. Giving that .was a quiet affair, only tne immede, pry,
s.,13 Saturday,: co last week, Euen
;Tasitha.
Tbe new enterprise will start
O the Robert 1ay, Goderich, and William : be followed op tits trade an I. remained tractIng tie -riles being Present Mr. =Oat to pay its own expense3 from
of Percival Johnston, of the list Bat- in tbie Staget Preffinee *nth ;Ab011t rnest Page in the first Goderice , the start. Wages wili be paid to O.
tr.an in kbeki to 1824 his bride to the , wafters, but the stoney so earned wfti
—nitre passed away in Clinton on
Sunday of Last week, an aged yeel,-•
dent, in tbe person' of Mee. A. ,
Wlitae,.m.aico in December lastrounded,
out her 92nd year. The late Mrs.
Willse, whose makien name was
Maxie Wittse, waa a Gana.dain, her
birthplace being in Leeds County and
the stock froce which ahe ,313rumg, U.
E. Lanaelst, isterdy etock, of which
°evade -.has arwaya had reason to be
prowd. .1,tan January ttla, 1364, she
w.as united to iher now bearea,ved hua-
bard, so that they had; aoent over
sixty years of married life together,
About forty-five years lago Mr. and,
Mrs. Wittoa and family came to Huron
CoualtY and Settled on the London
Bead, there they re:rained until foar
ye.ars ago wNen they carte into Cdni-,
ton. For some time past Mrs. Wittee
ha,c1 beet) failing in health and: she
gradually sank until the end C8Zre.
—A tto box, weighing four or five
pounds, with' a half burned fuse at-
tacked and bearing the alga of a
black hand pasted on its surface, =et
the gaze el Ben Dawson, a farsrer
living on the 12th concession of Turn: -
berry, as .he wa:Ilted out of the door
of 111S heuse one evening. Mr. Daw-
n backed inside quickly, cleared ,1113
family out of the house and retired fispecial for best collection of wyatd-
to 80Ctio distance to watch his house
idot tes ethow all treelike of 'Wyatt -
blown to &tome. But it didn't happeo, dottes cosrpetingo
The fuee had ceased to buno Mr.
Dawson's next act was to telepfreee
Provincial Constable Phietpen, --1-Mr. E. N. Lewis, :readier far Wes*
Wingham, the latter urged Hon, nas been given a. correniasgra
to remove the box frorn the floor' in an artillery unit tnat will
stet),
though he could not persuade
raised at once in Western Orttar 0.
hiO to coon the box. The package is Mr. Lewis ia an artillery officer of
thirteen inches by six inchest and four some execrience.
,inches dee. - Mr. Dawson tenderlY --Major Astor. owner a an estate
buraed it a few feet, deco some le-
' let Clieeden, near London, Englatii,
tame from. any building. . where the Canadian Bed Cross 114.1-t
, —A wedding of great interest, took phial le, situated, is erecting a work-
place in Si. Peter's church; Gofderiell, shop where perarenentlyy
on Tuesday morning of last week, at (patients =ay Learn woodworking prior
5.30 o'clock, the Rev. Father McRae to being discharged to eivil Cig'-
officiating, when Gunner Ernest Page arette traking will also anortly ferns
of the 43rd battery, was united; to an industry for Cliveden men Wks
gaoa,, third daughter of M.r. and halm lost an arm. They will be aOlie
lira. Peter Ducharme, of Zurich. It to do this with the aid of mackaso,
grac
per
lb=
of character and of chars -rite
ality. She was quiet and.
-laving, but made warm friends
of t Ose with whom ahe cane in
oceitaet and was meld in the higheatl
estedri by all who knew her. She
wasi a. member ,O the Anglican
enticha having adopted the charch
of her husband:, and a erinsa her ear-
lier years was a regelar attendant
at St John's Church, Hoereaville.
easing, Goderieh township
one of ilts early settlers andt
of Its most graeloue and bigtry
ereal women;-_
In
102P
one
este
Perth Items
- and Mrs. E. Pareone, of Vane
ro, annourice the engegerrent of their
eldest daughter Bessie to Mr. J.
Albert Serale, sten al Me:s. J. Senate, of
Staffa, the n:arriage to take
this month.
Violet and Martha, Diegal,
alaroaleagen,' have passed their re.
aoective ,gleedes in rrusie at the tJen-
lcilon 'Con4ervatory exatrinations beid
at Stretford recent'. They are pupils
of: Mrs .M.Ichall, of Dublin.
—Mr., Ezra, Moreno, son of Mr. hnd
Mrs. Vim. .1forenz, of Mitcn.ell, pass-
ed away on Wedneslay afternoon la-
ter a, lingering illness. Up to -the
threatof hie taking ill, he ;was in tn.
employ of the Mere -tante Bank; aait
was highly reeeected. He was nine-
teen years old.
- Jatre,s Collie, one ef Faso%
tetra gr.ost (highly reseecte.d and
orotaperoue farmers near Carlingfox*
Y,assed away at his ttorre on Satur-
1day, February 6,111, in his -67th. gear.
Deceased thlad been in failing health:
for nearly two years. Besides Ks
a grown-up fatally servire. The
fun r.al was heki on Monday afterneoe
to the Union ceeVetery at Kirkton.
—Mary Potter, widow of the ia,te
Jdlen Ca -rot -oil, died on Burley of
last, week age& 68 years. The funere
al took olace froeu the family 'home
in Fullerton, to the Mitchell Predeg-
terien cemetery, on Wednesday, Felke
mare' 91.0. She leeves two son,s aii
one deughter to reourn her loss. One
brotlier and one sister also survive t,
Mr., James Potter and Mrs. S.
of 4,ogan.
The following poultry fanciers
we e successful prize winntrs at Oa
ertich poultry thew !held in that
tosn last week: W. Yule, Fullartb
9 Jests and 3 Speeigig Oil berm
and partridge mks. -War. Eizerman..
Mit hell, seven firsts, three seems*
tf rill on white and brown le
us and partridge wyan 'ottes. FAIL
wads & Clark, fourteen firsts, oigt
on Dorking, .lrpetridge
ins.c tend bantams. F. W. Shervope
&m, four firsts, two seconda,tb
thdrde tan white wyandottea,
poses. tenon, etetain,ecl at Galt, anal son of four itontbe ego, when he returned
niiOn - Mr. and Kra. A. Johnston, Of the aaae home in sessewhat poor heaith. Some alar in kis ho-ze town. Tue bride be witaheld untilthe tran is diackart-
me In town were united in marriage by the weeks later ha 'rent te Graveuhurst looked very ohs:Xing in a white cloth ad' Iron:, the army, thu.s providing fess
ethod -Rev '.19-wes Hamilton. The bride wore but tie gradually grew *ores 1 until suit =fade a la with' white a Snail capital With which to re-eurter
f the a navy bate suit witb *tare bat the end came. The ressahas were bat to rc etch. She was attended by ehdi