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”’9“ memwmmxwm‘e}; g Large Sales ‘ ' Small Profits i 444% +44% We Guarantee every roll of fence and will cheerfully either replace any goods no‘. in proper order on arrival at your station, or wil have satisfied you. ‘ Our stock of fence is lar 20, 30 and 40 rod rolls only. l refund money if you ship goods back to us, for we are satisfied only when we ge and varied so we can make prompt: shipments. All farm fences are supplied in "5°44"? This Company has been' manufacturing Wire Fence and Gates in Owen Sound for eleven years. There- fore you are dealing with a reliable firm and are assured of getting fence prOperly manufactured from the best Galvanized hard drawn steel Wire. as we use no other If you need a Lawn Fence. Stable Guard. Coiled and Barbed Wire, Posthole Diggers, Fence Pliers, Grip Bars, \Vire Baskets or Iron Mats. send for our descriptive catalogue and prices on your requirements. How to Order and Remit The above are cash with order prices and on orders of 29 rods or over of farm fence and any order of 200 pounds or over, we will pay the freight. Remit Cash by Postal or Express order, or your own personal Cheque will be accepted. Ladies’ Velvet Pumps, special 2.00 Ladies’ Pat. Buckle Pumps.;.... 2.60 The season of Spring is with us and with it comes the desire for something New to wear or as the case may be some- thing to keep the feet dry. \Ve can suit every want in the Boot and Shoe line, be it style or durability. we have just received two large orders of foot-wear from the most. reliable Shoe firms and are prepared to show you the latest designs. Ladies’ Patent Countess. ........ 3.00 THE OWEN SOUND WIRE FENCE (10., LIMITED OWEN SOUND, ONTARIO Ladies’ Patent Oxford ......... 3.00 Ladies’ Patent Button Oxford 3.00 Ladies’ Dongola. Blucher Ladies’ ladies" Double E. Oxfords ..... $1.75 mm; Departmental Store. CHOICE OF TWO STYLESm “ SAFE LOCK” 0R “,MON7\RCH” Give us .a. trial P MEDIUM WEIGHT FENCE No. 9 Top and Bottom. No. 12 High Carbon llox'izontals.No 12 Uprights BRACE WIRE N o. 9 Soft Galvanized. per lb ...... STRETCH ERS Lott Style ............... SAFE LOCK HEAVY FENCE All N o. 9 Wire Made in 20, 30. and 40 Rod Rolls Spacingof Horizontals in inches STAPLES in. Galvanized, per lb. . All No, 9 Wire SPECIAL“CASHQ? ' PRICES TO FARMERS ° Freight Paid 'i (C These are a few of our manv lines iV Dull Top .. ............ .each >M++++M+w+++ «Mo+4~o§~§o<~+wmwwwwwwé+ 232 if 18 Men’s Fine Dongola Blucher Men’s Fine Dongola, Ba]; with- out ( ap .............................. 5H; Men’s Fine Blulc. very pliable 3.50 Men’s Gunnfiatal Blucher, Double E Wifit‘h ........ Men’s Gunmeta’l' Blucher, Latest Designs ........... Men’s Fine Shoes,‘W_ide Lasts 48 42 We guarantee “fit 3 ft; ‘10 ft E12 ft; 13 ft, 14 ft, STRETCHERE' Monarch Style ........... SPECIAL POULTRY FENCE No. 9 Top and Bottom. balance of fence N 0. 13 wire uprights Sin apart Close Mesh ........................ Close Mesh ........................ ‘ 3ft Mada in 20, 30 and 40 Rod Rolls .1101”ch HEAVY FENCE opening (scroll top .600 extra. ( u u 600 u MON ARCH GATES t6 All No 9 Wire Durham' 6‘ boooooOo~ouoooon 4.00 4.00 ~_--.â€""v. ‘L val-H L LL LAVA V,___-, we v ‘1 , . from the cellar of George Wright, -a bachelor, at 'Craigleighz‘_a ham:- 0 lfi+LnI£ “v-“ .1.._J____ Samuel GilmOre, One of the old pioneers of Euphrasia, died 'on March 19. at his home near Rock- lyn. He was in his 79th year and a resident of the township since 1855. He was a most industrious farmer and his home surroundings show he was a stranger to idle- nessin any of its forms. .‘ License Inspector 7 Halbert of Markdale, seizedwu cases of liquor frnrn‘ +154: Mn)..." ‘4‘: m ..... fir...- -1... Mrs. W E. Walker, of near Markdale‘ died last Week of peri- tonitis. after a few days’ illness. Her husband predeceased her on the 29th of September, last'yezu', by a kick from a colt. She was 28 years of age. Huron county hotel men are to have a threeâ€"months’ extension after the first of May to disnose of their stock of liquor before closing "up. Huron will be dry af- ter July 31, the. whole county be.- ing under the Canada Temperance Act. Hon. Nelson Monteith. ex-Minis- ter of Agriculture in the Ontario Government. is seriously ill. He was kicked in the abdomen by a steer a few weeks ago, and be- fore recovery, he aggravated the trouble-by using an auger in tap- ping trees. The ratepayers of Wiarton will vote on a by-law to grant :1 loan of $25,000 to the Canada Casket Co. The company is can- italized at 03300000 and agrees to employ (25 hands during the fizst five years and 40 during the sec- ond five. ' Roy Lever of Artemesia, charg- ed With indecent assault on a young Woman of Flesherton, was honorably acquitted in Owen Sound, the judge remarking that the case should never have come to court, as there was no evidence to justify a charge of that nature. Mr. Mark Armstrong of Mark- dale, who has been justice of the peace for the past five years, was recently promoted to the position of police magistrate for Markdaie and adjacent municipalities. Simpson Quakaqheezhig, the old- est Indian on the Bruce Peninsula. died recently .at the age of 104 years. He was .a staunch Metho- dist, a fluent speaker, twice mar- ried, but left no children. Philip Schade of Monkton. hotel keeper, was fined $200 and costs for selling liquor. Seven kegs were found on the premises. The complaint was laid by InSpector Kemp of Listowel. For being under the influence of liquor in a local option municipal- ity, .Elias Gardner of Heathcote was fined $20 and costs. Emerson Richardson. of the 9th line of Euphrasia, had the four fingers of his right hand taken off in a straw cutter. . His Compliment. A Frenchman. «m lwin: introduced to Sir Edwin IdllldSQN-‘l'. mid: -"I am most happy tn nmke your acquaintance. for I am Very fond of beasts." Mayor Spotton 'of H‘arriston, has been appointed junior judge of Wellington county. He ('hnosapth hpst Whn 0hnnséfh labo' Instead of rest. Old Saying. ’ He-Wanted to Know. The E‘mpqu-r (mldlu Why are-you 30 late? ”Hm Sulmrhunite tuniltilybâ€" 'I‘lwre wm-e two wrwks on the trm-k this morning. and The l‘lnmloyer Uestilyv “'hn was the thH‘ one? ”sz: Hwy told the minister to hur- ry lwrnuse tlwre was only :1 little gas- oline left in their :mtmxmhilv. and they Wore twenty miles from lmme."-Ex- change . ”By gravy' that‘s the last time I’ll ever eat Clll'lllulkfl‘s for. supper!" Cause For Hurry. “I understand they Were nmrried in haste" Noticing the look of consternation on the face of the unintentional intruder and resolving to have some fun at his expense. the couturtionist assumed a look of deepest aguny and groaned weakly. Doublvesome Cucumbers. A vaudeville coutortiouist was “lim- bering up" in his dressing room. when a laundryman. who happened to open the door by mistake. stepped across the threshold and stood spellbound watching the performer. who was ap- parently tied in a knot on top of his trunk. variations of heavy; rumbling so low ln pitch as almost to he more. felt than heard (in many cases lnaudlhle to per- sons who are deaf to very low tones); and belonging to one or another at the I following types. The passing of wag~ l ons. thunder wind. the fall of a load of stones. the fall of a heavy body. an ex- plosion or some other miscellaneous sound. In strong earthquakes the sound area «copies a «entral region! (on an average tvm thirds: of the dis- turbed region: in moderate earth- quakes the two areas are approximate- ly of the same magnitude. while in many slight earthquakes -‘the sound area is larger than the disturbed area. As a rule. the beginning of the sound ' prm-edes the shook. and the end of the t sound follows the end of the shock. â€"vâ€" I, found guilty of attempting .to bring a woman into Canada, by way of Windsor, for immOral pur- poses, was fined $55, including costs, or 30 days in 'jail. The wo- man was from .Ohio and was held at'W-indsor, where 170 obscene let- #0094§§§§§§§§§§§§§§N§§§§§QOOOOOONOONOOOOOQQӤM 99¢+§§+§§§OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 6° +++++°§M+++++++M+4°M+ +4"? %€‘+++°§”§”§"§“§‘+ +MWW $y+++++++4++¢‘ '1‘ +WWW+++M+++MM H-H- “WW The Rob Roy Cereal Mills Co. If you want Feed call and see us our prices will please you. . We are paying from 380 to 40c for good Oats at our elevator. We have a good stock of all kinds of Feed hand, including : Lambton Street, 8Â¥f~3233§ffl Durham Millinery Parlor Feed! Feed! Feed! Our stock this year is larger and better than ever before, and if you want your New flat for Easter, call early. The time is short and we are very busy. Now that our Millinery Openings are over, we are prepared to Show you a full line of all the Newest Novelties and up-to-date . Hats, in Braids, Straws, Panamas or made Hate. Miss E. . E. Mooney 1d 111 Miss E. E. Mooney attempting .to erect a station at Brooke, and zto Canada, by four trains a day will stop there or $1£mfilr§lu§3f$ The former flag station was rc-i" f in jail The wo- moved last fall, but the Sarawak ( i0 and was held council took the matter up, call- 17o obscene let- ing the attention of the Owenfl 1 her belqu ings Sound council to the terms of the' ' to Tait, who by-law passed by Sarawak Wheh ‘ ree-davs’ trial the road was blfilt and which con»; 3 Chopped Corn . Chopped Corn and Oats Chapped Oats Crushed Oats Smith's Calf Meal Feed Meal Mixed Feed Seed Oats Oatmeal Millers. Terms : Cash Millinery Parlor