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A special discount of 10 per cent,
will be given on all Hats purchased
here on Saturday.
Our stock of Hats is the finest in
the town. Clothing.
Bargains in Ready-made
See the Workingman's Trousers at
$i.00 and $1.25 a pair.
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THE OUTFITTER.
NEWS FROM SUR NEIGHBORS
EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS,
What Wideawake Times Correspondents Communxoate -- Other
Items Clipped From. Our Exchanges..
exounee.
The Court of Revision met according
to adjournment ill the council room,
June 25tb, 1000, tuetubore all present ex-
cept Mr. (:1rclifi`, nriuutes of last meet-
ing read and passed.
James IV'otliery catered owner N E l
lot 2 con, 0; Wtn. Slioidice, entered
owner S 3j lot 21 con. 0; Archibald Me -
Douala entered M F on S e lot 11 con. 3
John Munn. entered M 3' lot .22, G S,
Bluovale. On motion of Shaw seconded
by Jackson the Court of Revision was
then closed and the assessment roll as
Everything in Pi co
revised and corrected was adopted.
Council business was then proceeded
with as follows:
Code—Shaw—That we pay no bills for
gravel until the road lists aro returned
and certifled to by the patinnaster.—
Carried.
Shaw—Jackson—That the report of
the reeve re lettiug contract of Garniss
drain was adopted. A petition sigued
by Mr. Cockerliue and others was pre-
sented asking that a resolution of the
oouucil bo passed under the provisions of
the D & W Act in connection with a
drain on the 0th aid 10th concession,
moved by Mr. Shaw seconded by Mr.
Jackson that said petition be laid over
for future consideration as it is not clear
that it is signed by a majority of the in-
terested parties. The clerk to notify
Mr. Cockerliue accordingly.—Car3ied.
Code — Shaw — That Messrs Joseph
and Robert Smith be allowed to per-
form their statute labor ter N a< lots 20
and 21 col, 7 on side line between said
lots. Carried.
Code—Jackson— That Mr. Shaw be
instructed to have, ditch opposite lot 26
on second line cleaned out.—Carried.
Shaw—Jackson—That Mr. Code be
instructed to expend $9 in gravelling at
lots 10 and 11 on Oth con.—Carried.
A communication from W. R. Belden
of Molesworth was received claiming
damages for an accident alleged to have
been caused by sheep lying on ithe react.
Moved by Mr. -Shaw seconded by Mr.
Jackson that no action be taken in the
matter.—Carried,
Code — Shaw — That the reeve and
treasurer was instructed to borrow five-
huudrecl dollars to meet current ex-
penses.
Accounts were ordered to be paid as
follows:—
John Shortreed, tile for ditch, $12.00;
Wei. Moses, culvert,$3.00; C. Campbell,
gravel; $1.35; James Golley, use of
scraper, 50c.; R. B. Warwick, use of
scraper, 50c. ; Beaty Bros., gravel, $4.48;.
Geo. Proctor, gravel, $7.50: John Hop-
per,. culvert, $6.00; R. B. Warwick,
material for culvert, $1.00; James H.
Brandon, cleaning out culvert, $2.60;
Wm. Little, gravel,$3.25; R. McMurray,
gravel and plank, $2.25; Wnt. Turvey,
gravel $5.28; B. C. Stokes, gravel, $3.60;
Wm. C. Wilson, gravel, $3:50; A. Proc-
tor, gravel, $7.45; W. M. Scott, gravel,
$2.60; Geo. Pollard, gravel, $2.25; Jas.
Sherrie, gravel, $5.34; J. Scott, covering
bridge, $4.00; J. McCaughey, ditch and
culvert, $7; J. Wallace, gravelling, $12.-
50; P. Healey, tile, cutch and gravelling,
$12.50; E. Chraeling, .ditch on. West
Boundary, $1; N. Owning, ditch, $2.00;
Corporation of Brussels, use of grader,
$8.75; R. Denbo, work with grader, $5.-
25; Wm.- Jackson, building fence ab
hall, $8.00; John Watson, levelling
grounds and filling under shed $8.00; F.
Keys. gravel, $2.15; Shaw and Messer,
gravelling, $14; Mrs. Pear, gravel, $1.00;
Robert Sheddau, team work on grader.
$8.75; Win. Kearney, team work on
grader, $8.75; R. Cardiff, team work on
grader and moving machine, $10.25;
Fred Brewer", culvert,$6.50; Jas. Thyme,
gravel, 35 cents. ,
Shaw—Code—That this council oto
now adjourn to meet again on the Gth of
August next.—Carried,
W. CLARK, Clerk.
Painting, alterations, improvements, finishing, cleaning,
renovating, all completed. We are no* prepared to do busi-
ness in the very best stand in town. Our stock of Jewelry is
new, up-to-date and decidedly of the finest kind. Our optical
goods comprise everything known to the science. Couple
that with thorough and skilful workmanship and you have the
strongest combination.
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OPTICIAN AND JEWELER.
successful issue last Friday inllugh Mc-
Donalds grove. Miss Lizzie Wilson and
her school from Taruberr'y were in at-
tettdattce and materially added to its. be-
ing A, success. There was a lengthy list
of games, races, recitations, singing 80.,
bat the climax was reached over a tug-
of.war between sides chosen respectively
on the east and west sides of the side-
line,'tbe east coaxing out victorious, f
a few minutes after the contest the t-
mosphere was surcharged with a great
deal of pointed oratory.
The boys on the and expected the foot-
ball team of the Oth to put in appear-
ance and play a snatch but they were
either afraid or had not time to scour
the country to gather up their team.
The sixth is rather too comprehensive to
be of any use.
Will Varson has completed a very
commodious implement house.
T. McIntyre is putting in a concrete
basement under his barn.
3, McKay and C. McKinnon wheeled
to.Belmore on Sunday.
H, McAllister harvested a field of hay
last week, the first in the neighborhood.
Robert Marshall will brick his house
this summer.
AT THE STONE CORNER
We are offering bargains in all kinds of Stoves.
Tinware
.We keep everything in the tin line, from a large milk can
.o the smallest tin cup, and are selling milk cans and pans at
the old prices. , Also a full stock of Graniteware always on
hand. The best
Coal Oil Stoves
A number freta Here attended camp
meeting at Deituerton on Sunday last.
Joint Hartley presided at the l';tltruxaoe
E aulluatton at Blyth last week..
The i pworth League are holdiugtr'
lamtt social on. Mr. Mulvey's lawn Oa
Friday everting of this Week
The L. 0. L. and L. 0. Y. B. Lodge of
the village, accompanied by a Dumber of
visiting brothel% attended divine service
hi the Methodist church on Sunday
morning last. Rev, 0. V. Lake preach-
ed an interesting suet eloquent Orange
sermon.
"If heaven a draught of heavenly plea-
sure spare;
One cordial to this melancholy vale,
'Tis when a youthful, loving, modest
pair,
In other's time breathe out the tender
.
Beneathtalothe milk -white thorn that scouts
he evening gale."
One of those p'-easiug events that al-
ways cast a ripple of excitement over a
neighborhood took place at the home of
Robert Breen on Wednesday eveniug of
last week ahoi.30 o'clock, when his
youngest daughter, Auaiie, was united
in marriage to William Mines, of Morris.
The bride looked quite charming attired
in create silk, trimmed with lace, ribbon
and pearls. Misses Myrtle Fortune and
Mattie Breen, two little nieces of the
bride, acted as maids of honor. They
leokecl very bowitehiug in their neat
costumes of cream casinnere. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. W.
Hartley, , of 'Windsor, outside of the
house, mule
flowers.
nuptial snot the wedding party aud
about one hundred invited guests from
various parts of the provinoe sat down
to au excellently prepared dinner of
fowl, fruit, and all the delicacies of the
month of roses. A most enjoyable
evening was spent in music, games and
dancing, The bride must be very popu-
lar among her friends in order to receive
such a umtnber of beautiful and costly
presents. The young couple aro now
enjoying the sweets of ie •lied life on
his farm in Morris.
0 fortunate, 0 happy day,
When a now household finds its place
Among the myraicl homes of earth,
Like a new star just sprung to birth,
And rolled on its harmonious way
Into the boundless realm of space.
Blyd Cages, Lamp Goods and House Furnishings.
We claim to do the best Eavetroughing work in the
County. -
Tenders on Furnaces, Sanitary Plumbing, Roofing Metal
Ceilings, Siding etc., always,, acceptable.
Gasoline and Coal Oil at right prices.
Remember the Stone Store when • you want anything in
our line.
John' -Bugg
Son.
Get the Boy
He Tooled the Surgeons.
All doctors told Renick, Hamilton of
West Jefferson, 0., after suffering 18
mouths from Rectal Fistula lie would
die unless a costly operation was per.
formed; but he cured Himself with
Bncklen's Arnica Salve, the best in the
world. Surest Pile cure on Earth. 25
cents at Colin. A. Campbell's drug store.
GLEN F AILILOW. - •
• Mrs.1+'ergursou, accompai octet) her
sons, Cecil and Sidney are at present
visiting her mother, Mrs. Jolie Arm-
strong. Before returniug home Mrr.
Fergursou intends visiting friends in
Lakelet, Harriston and Wingham.
Quito a number from around .here
took in the games at Wroxeter on July
2nd,
The Methodist S. S. of Salem is pre-
paring for a picnic on Thursday after-
noon. A good time is expected.
Miss Nettie McLeod, of London and
Miss Laura Ralph, of Blnevale, were
the guests of Miss Minnie Higgius on
Tuesday. Miss Higgins is spending her
vacation under the parental roof.
Miss M. Milian spent Sunday at her
'home hero.
Miss M. McKersie spout Sunday in
Wingham.
J. Fitch had the misfortune to have
his leg badly bruised, but we hope soon
to see him around again.
A number from around here took in
the excursion to Guelph, and report
having had a good time.
The Epworth League met on Wednes-
day instead of Thursday this week.
• Ales. McDougal and bride of Michi-
gan are spending their honeymoon with
Mr. McDougal's parents.
Mrs. Moffat of Galt, u ted lna+r &lig
Mrs. Robert Maxwell elf the Muerte)*
road last weep.
Joseph Warden of Wooditlock but -
formerly of our village,: was oiling on
his many acquaintances here this Weak.
Miss Jenne Diment visited Mr's.
Robert 0. 'Marg of Gosloriob this week.
Mr. and Mrs, William Stewart of
New. IIaruburg Ara visitiu : at Mr.
Stewart's old home More.
Mr, .and Mrs. Walter Davidson of
Eamon visited over Sunday at 11Ir.
John McVittia's, Mor ris,Mrs.Davlrlsaxr's
former home,
Mrs, John G. Nicholson, of Toronto,
spent the first of Jaly with her parents.
Mr. - and Mrs Robert Maxwell of the
Blucvale woad,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Le341. of
Detroit, visited at Abraham Ja:laselle"
Morris, and at Jaseplt Leech's in this
village this; week.
Mr, and Mfrs. David Sproat of Bel -
grave visited at Robert Black's Wrox-
eter and at R. N. Duff's Blanca() this
week.
Rev, fl,. Paul of Brussels visited his
daughter Mirs. Joseph Pugh, a few days
this week.
E.W. Brice B.A. priticipe. • 1 -...''it
street sclioole Toronto, £• • • er
Sunday with friends here ::i '
the Huron 01(1 Boys at Guderieit on
a watch. We have something expressly for him fresh from
the New Haven Works. The price will suit you, the watch
will suit the. boy. The price is $1.75. The watch is a good
looker, and a good time-keeper—the biggest thing for. the
money—convenient size, neat appearance, made of good ma-
terial and well set together. Don't confound it with the cheap
watches you have seen, fore itis one in a thousand. Absolutely
the best ever offered for the monde. We have also watches of
the highest, grade,. and at all prices.
W.'...:.:::....P-atterson
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Stone:.Blocl.,, nett; 6o 'o Clegg's Hardware.
SHOE CREDENTIALS
On every " Slater Shoe " a coupon will be
found giving the shoe's character.
'Dells of the leather in its make up, the, wear
it is adapted to and how to care for it.
It gives the register dumber of the shoe by
which t ie makers can trace back to its birth, and should it not live
up to their promises, make good the guarantee.
"Slater Shoes" may be identified by this eoupon and by the
new:. and punt starped on the Vele. Every Mair Goodyear welted.
;v.'.Ct1 and $.00.
Voisr
e shouldered, tst, , . ,t � • • Y 3ddb 04 $46 444 1
V Y V V V Y V
Only by W. JM GREEK,
arch of evergreens and
ter the fastening of the
011L1LOSS.
• J. McRae and Miss AI. Lacey start on
a visit this weak to Elora intending on
their return to bring back with them
Miss Eva McRae who is going to school
in Elora.
Our annual school picnic came to a
"Brevity is the
Seat. Of Wi .'�
Wit is (wisdom. Blood is life. Impure
blood is tivhtg death. bfealth depends
on good blood. Disease is due to bad
blood. The blood can be purified.
Legions say Pl'ead's Sarsaparilla, Amer-
ica's Greatest Blood Medicine, purifies it.
A brief story but it Jetts the tale.
Nervous Weakness --"r sufferea
front nervous cweakness and toss of' appe-
ilte. My blood was ftnpure, my stomach
disordered attd I cotrtd not sleep. Hood's
Sarsaparilla has cured me entirely."
Mrs. E. Lockwood, .gelleiville, Ont.
Wednesday. Mr. Bruce is a Blnevale
boy.
Was there ever a summer so full of ,..
excursions, picuies and celebrations as
this?
112r, and Mrs. Richard Dowling of
Harriston visited at Frank Scott's last
wee21. k
11and Mrs. Frock B. Scott visited.
over the first and second with relatives
at Seaforth.
Three pupils from our school wrote
part 1 examirietic% in Wingham this
week. Only two Blnevale pupils wrote
for entrance last week. This is the
smallest number Mr. McEwen ever sent
to write em the entrance examination;
but he'll maks up fur it with a whipper
of a class next year.
Albert Doornail, who is preparing-
himself
reparinghimself to be a shorthaud writer at
Chatham Business College, is home for
he 1 'days.
alter Bnrgess,rhile totting milk at
the cheese factory oiie day last week got
some poisonous matter into a scratch on -
his arm causing blood poisoniug. He has
been very sick since. °
air.i. Walter Rut erford is visiting
her slaughter, Mrs. George Pocock of •
East Wawanosh.
Miss Alice Duff was
Clinton for Dominion Day. .
Seventeen Years of Torture.
"I had a bad cough for seventeen.
years" writes Mrs. t+am'1 Hamilton, of
Lawnville, Tenn. "No doctor or inedi-
eine could euro it till ono year ago I be-
gan to use Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, which did hie more
good than all other medicines I ever
used. It is truly a grand cure for stub-
born Coughs, Colds and Throat and
Lung troubles." Positively cures Con-
sumption, PneumoniaelGrip, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Hay Fever and Croup. Price
50c. and $1.00. Guaranteed. Trial bot-
tles free at Colin A. Campbell's drug
store.
nave S'ALI;.
The price received for last week's
shipment of Juno cheese was 10X cents
per pound.
Mrs. McHardy has hacl her house
freshened with a new coat of paint.
The veteran and well iznown house -
painter, James Collins of Wingham,did
the work. 1 -le also painted R.N. Duff's
house.'"
Miss Mary Spence of Brantford, is
visiting at Magnus Spence's, Morris.
Over ninety tickets to the Experiment-
al farm, at Guelph were sold at Blue -
vale station the day of the excursion.
John Diment junior is still unable to
walk without crutches.
Fraser Little, ono of the assistants at
the cheese factory has been very bad
with inflammatory rheumatism. His
mother, Mrs. Little of Arono, came to
see him last week, and the doctor
advised hire not to continue cheese
making, she took him home with her
on Tuesday. Tho atmosphere of a
cheese factory is not suited to persons
disposed to rheumatism or neuralgia.
Harry McHardy wheeled to Goderich
last week where he will be employed by
the Goderich Lumber Company.
LAST WAWANOSH.
The following is the report of the
standing of the pupils of S. S. No. 9,
East Wawauosh, ror the mouth of June.
Fifth Class—Maggie McDougall.
Entrance — Jennie Shiell, Alberta
Rintoul.
Sr, IV—Roy Deacon, Leslie Deacon
Lena Deacon. Willie Elliott.
Jr. IV --David Johnston. -
Sr. III—Robert Mowbray, Raymond
Elliott, Alex Rintoul, Bela McDougall.
Jr. III — Alex Mowbray, Herbert
Shell, Willie Shoebottom, Roy Ander-
son,
Sr. II Ida Abram, Howard Shioll,.
Carrie Deacon, Stanley Elliott, Frank
home from
Ile is a Wonder.
All who see !dr. C. F. Collier, of
Cherokee, Iowa, as lie is unv cheerful,
erect, vigorous and " without an ache,
could hardly believe he is the same man
who, a short time ago, had to sit in a
a chair, propped up by cushions, suffer-
ing intensely from an aching back, in
agony if he tried to stoop -1111 cause,d
by chronic kidney trouble. that no medi-
cine helped till he used Electric Bitters
and was wholly cured by three bottles.
Positively cures Baclkache,Nervousuess,
Loss of Appetite, all kidney troubles.
Ouly 25 cents at Colin A. Ca nebsll's
drug store.
Casemore. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Etcher and Miss
Jr. Ii—Barbara Styles, Ella Walker, Lily Young went to Buffalo on Saturday.
John, Abram, ChristenaRintoul, Harvey Rev. W.J.West, M. A. and Mrs. West
Linklater, Wilburn Ferguson, Maggie returned home on Saturday last the
Casemore.
Sr. Pt. II—Laura Currie, Tessio And-
erson, Katie Shiell, James Ferguson,
Maggie Shiell, Lillie Walker.
Jr. Pt. II—Ernest Linklater, 11[ati-
well Abram, Mabel Mowbray, Wilfred
Pocock, Garfield Shoebotton`1.
3rd Pt. 1— Mabel Bntclier, Willie
Styles.
and Pt. I—Pearl Deacon, Earl Elliott,
George Walker.
1st Pt. I—Wilfred Waller.
Across S. Gr1Fvn, Teacher.
In place of the barn recently burned a
now structure was raised on the farm of
John shiciken the afternoon of July 2,.
All the braw'h and muscle of the neigh-'
borhood was present, Ike Walker tial
Jack McGregor were captains. For
some time at first it appeared as though
Mr, Walker's side were to in, but to-
ward the last the tido turner. and ike
was beaten by the rafters'. The main
building is 00x58' with a st'rawshod SdxtO
Everything went smoothly which is true
he large measure to the good Workman-
ship
an -
ship cf the framer, John Sheffield.
utstOltl .
Mt. asst Mrs. Win. Barters have re-
ttiruect to their horse in Cartwright after
a two weeks' visit with his uncle, G.
Barton,
former from the Assembly meeting at
Halifax and the latter from visiting at
Ailsa Craig and Woodstock. On Sunday
morning instead of a sermon Mr. West
gave a resume of the Assembly pro-
eoedings which was both interesting
and encouraging.
The Blnevale Orangemen will celebrate
at Listowel this year.
Wesley Thornton and little daughter
of Detroit visited Mr. and Mrs. William
Sellers. It is fourteen years since ;1 Ir.
Thornton left Bluevalo to reside in
Detroit.
Dan McDonald, of Palmerston spent
Doiidtxioil Day at Geo: g3 McDonald's.
Rev. D. Rogers Nvi11 preach a special
sermon to the Orangemen in the Metho.
dist church next Sabbith.
Miss Fannie Thompson and Merles
Dodds of l3rnssels visited Charles
Ilerbort'5 on Monday.
The holiday passenger traffic was
unusually heavy this year.
Mrs, Leonard Main of La I:iviere,
Manitoba, is visiting lteiIsistor•in-law,
is. , iiey
and will visit relatives in
severe places of Ontario before rettirnn.-
frig to the Prairie Province.
A dog killer Miss Dana Patterson's
site guinea, pigs ono slight last Week.
Mrs. 'Cook of Brantford is visiting at
Mr. Spenco'a first lino of Morkis.
wnox treat.
The celebration hero on Dominion
day was not as good as was expected,
owing to the acrobats failing to come.
However the bicycle races, and Herb.
Wightman's performance on the slack
wire were very much. enjoyed by every-
one. The Drayton baud was in attend-
ance and rendered abundance of good
music.
Miss McCully, of Seaforth is speliding a.
few days with her mut, Mrs Sage..
John Sanderson, of Toronto is visit-
ing his father, Postmaster Saudersou,
T. W. Gibson and family of Toronto
are visiting Mr. Gibson's sister, Mrs. V.
Dickson.
Mrs. Robt. Gibson has returned home
after a three months' visit with friends
in Detroit.
Mrs. Robe. Miller left this week to
visit her daughters in Toronto.
While Archie Moffatt was loading the
cannon on the morning of the celebra-
tion here, it exploded, tearing the fiesb.
and shattering the bone of his leg. He
was carried to the doctor's office. Dr.
Tuck was called from Gerrie to assist in
dressing the wound, which took the two•
doctors over an hour.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Hemphill spent San -
day in Teeswater.
NEUMk1IA
leaves the lungs weak and
opens the door for the germs
'of Consumption.Don't
i
wait until they get n, and
you begin to cough. Close
the door at once by healing
the inf lalnmation.
makes the lungs germ-
proof;
erm
1' >
....roof; it heals the inflam-
mation and closes the doors.
It builds up and strengthens..
the entire system with
wonderful rapidity.
roc. And yi.ou, dll druggttii,
SC0Dr St 2OWNAI Chemin', Toioglii