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TE K RUIN 41. • GOTARieli, ONT., THURSDAY, MAY 21, INS
Taiking
of
Wall Paper.
tees talk by the dealer, and
Clore looking by the . oet'.uter, that's
what we believe in.
J. T. ACHESON...
\!-hat's the urs of endless' talking of designs and artistic coloring,
these are thing, that appeal to the e\,•, not to the ear.
1 ►f t•nnr•e we hi.ye a fi w words to say about prit.•e..
We still s'ol'ing the 6c. and 7c. kind for 5c.
Pre -.2y ' : „ -n and Hall Paper, 7c. and 8c.
Drawing ttooin and Parlo: Paper, 8c. and lOc.
Crilinos, F r .: _ and Friezes, designed to match.
GEO. PORTER,
Bookseller and Stationer.
Eft :
of' f' •I II I. DISTItICT.
From our or nCo rreepondentk
1lit r. 1. 101": 02•11..1. Ibrr teal (alines be
r000d Simi w ser• 1.1.e \ren, of the
tonal) S$ I II separted
for lb, wlgoal.
DUNLOP
lfo.i.Av, Mas 18.
111 trio: to -- Robert Oke, who hes been
is Peterbore comity for sometime, returned
Saturday it Met week.
BENMILLER.
Trt.utt, May 12.
Tr N MEETING. - The aneiverearc tea
meeting el the Methodists ot Kenmillee will
be held os Yoad•v, May .:Sib. Tea served
from t to 8, Ttokets 2.ic.
PORT ALBERT.
Wtt.\x•nAT, May 13.
Mr and Miss Hawkins spent Sunday in
Lorgan.
School No. 1 A•btield recurred the new
chart purchased last week.
Miss Steteo.oa has returned home from
an extended vista to Kotler.
Where do all the grey horses come from
hilly `.
And whither are they going '.
We hear tbat Mr. 4:urdob s 'horse baulk-
ed oo him one day recently and threw him
no hie heat in the ditch.
in Monday last while las. Pierce was
bringing Me oeusn, Mie s:evenson, hoof.
his horse, • spirited animal, ran away,
breaking the buggy. Both ocr.ipaots se.
caped unhurt.
Last Friday evening Miss 1.1111e I;aaid
met with s rugous accident While she and
another young lady were out driving the
horse shied, upsetting the buggy. Mies
(;uatd'a arm was broken. but the other ess
coped with a few bruises.
LEEBURN.
Ir/..t•ty, May19.
Our popular towosmau, .1. .1. right,
we. n r.oderrch last week, aeteudiog court
ea a grand ;uryman, haling the duties ot
foreman.
Brown Ker is the Dame of a fast new
driver recently purchased by ooe of our
popular young bachelors. This being reap
year he has perhaps too many otters for to
give the gentle sex • drn e.
r nu' I'1 rt.! .;►_. 1\ \ u." %ter 1\'►'t
- tin Mlonday utern000 a picnic at the lake
near the trrnuous of Butternut Row ; then
o. Wednesday a meeting will be held at the
church to torn • Wollner, • Foreign Mission-
ary 'ocletv, by Yrs. 1 maven Rom, of 1 beton.
Theo 0o Friday at 1 r tt , will be • meeting
at the Hall by the I'ra.edtng 1►airy. Use
meeting la then tor pleasure. the second %
spread salvation, and the third to teach the
wives and daughters how leo make butter,
Gad thus add more to their financial gums
ht the results of its teaching. N.H. A11
farmers will tell ou the butter wiles belong
to the women, and guidmee seldom enquire
about the prooteds of these sales and retry
few women tell their, husbands how muoh
u got on • deal with the butter
DUNGANNON.
!goriest -The 'oval agency to Dungannon
for 1 iia nlu\At. is ■t the of Coe of J. U. Ward,
J.P., oonve)suoer, to.. who a receise or
dere for sut.e;ripuoas adcen•aing and Job
work. sad .s authorised to give receipts for
seuouuts paid for the memo
\t"/ t,.1 -t, t,, May,13
stiss Maggie \" ilsoa lett on "feesday to
vent relatives 111 I:uderich,
Next in order 0111 he 6ebing for beaus. We
are nut Ioteni.eJ .f they ueught nosy IA
er Dot. Soh.* a to say they had • good
time.
.1. M Robe,ts returned on Friday from •
msetlsg ut e.tctnc railway projectors at
'furcate. It we are properly tuforned
board of dueetore to .ocept proposals fur
construettou. was formed.
Wens ltrru.-air. Forsyth. agent
for Mr Purvis, of Blyth, arrived hers last
week and commenced bu.tnees se purchasing
wool. He is prepared to purchase any yuan•
tity of it arta pay the highest once fur it.
His establuhn.eut is nearly opposite the
postotftw.
l nriu a N.,T1.. -Ihing to Rev R Ftir•
bairn cunducnag divine service in the fore•
noon of next S.rotath ,,he 24th,„ in Rev. J.
•McKay s church, 1•uckoow, service wild be
held in E:•.kioe church here, •t 'half past
two ! ti , mstsad of quarter put ten o clock
A
RI T' 21!1; H.,M1: tin Wednesday of
lar' week. '1'. 1.. rrimble, wife and son, who
have beenvIsl'm.g their mother Mn Trimble,
frieods, and reuewlug former •cqualbtenees.
left herr for home 1n Maostee Michigan,
having had .n euloyable visit. We wish
them sue home.
TKtt 1.1.1.1\x. Irvttty. - The Travelling
!tarry will bold the annual meeting here o0
Wednesday the 2 Lb May As there are
some good speaker. expected, • large at-
tendance of lancers with their wives and
daughters on that occasion is anticipated.
Meeting tree. t orchid invitation to all is
given.
t�SON If.w1w1N...-Three dwelling
houses nave beeu erected here this Spring
M. 41. Johnston, of l;odench, has
opened a law t rice, ooe door north of 1.1..1.
Crawford's. and will be in his nth,» 00
Wednesday afternoon of each week
Dente Itunror say. J E. !hive of l:odench,
will open a branch store in the same build-
ing as •lohnatou's Oboe.
I.trtK•.--t la Tue.dav of last week our
genial v,cthaller and wife were favored
with • visit from Mrs. Maarioe Welsh, of
Chicago, U.S., Ma. Morgan 1►altoo and
Mise Nellie Sullivan. ot Kingsbridge, Ash
field. all of whom, as all our visitors do, en-
joyed themeelvee. They were loud in the
praxes of the village and Its crnrene
Mies laetielia Moore and Muter Charles
Smith, of the township of Huron, County of
Bruce, were during the latter part of last
Keck and Suday, the guests of Jas. Rose
and wife.
COMING AND GOINd.
i►a1,prare.-.1. M. Roberta left here o0
Tuesday. the 12th, to attend a meeting of
electric railway promoters.
Nt PT! ais.--1)m Wednesday eve of last
week Jae. Correll, of A.hheld, and Mies
Jane hell, of ,Vest \\'awanush were united
is the hods of matrimony. We, along
with their many friends, extend oongratula.
Clone, wishing them • long and prosperous
011100.
Ti ••uy', May 1'1.
Jaok Frost is 'korai' on • holiday tour.
.1. Wilkie, dentist, of Clinton u able to
remote his practice.
(In Thursday of last week we were lav
mad with alight showers.
Our ferment us now engager! in putting
in the root and Dorn craps.
24TH Tlve committee of management are
making great preparations for the oelebra
taws no Monday.
The friends of Hugh and William Mo -
Math and Mrs. idolrats will be pleased to
hear they are reoovertag.
A• Toru -Mr. Phillip, of Crewe,
liree r.eumed hs •annel tour is drawn g
milk to the cheese factor%.
W n. Habkirk. who has esnenred • poet
Visa with .1, Hiles, will move tato the house
h nearly eco"; ;od by J. s.ampbell re .lea ph
serest.
Faasi•...r ..r not Toa R.-- it bas beets un
eslmUely .!twitted that the freedom ot sur
village will he given to all who aired the
.clef rMlon r e ttoaday next.
Pieilayua. 51. 11. Thuredey of Ia.t week
tittle a asmber of oar yleses Whet bad •
gleed time at the Pert, i•►rR. ''hey leaked
gate atsasulta. se they serried their redo
boo. Howe, of Itrus el., was in town this
week
John A. Wilson, of Seaforth,was io town
on Tuesday.
Fred Ravi., of'eaforth, was to e:o,lorich
011 Thursday.
.1. it Millar, of Kincardine, was is Dodo -
rich on I huraday.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Salkeld have returned
ed from St. Helens.
R. H. 4. Mas, barrister, of Exeter, was
is town un Saturday.
L H. I'.ck.on, of Exeter, was in the
Comity town on Saturday-.
The manager of the Hendersea Bicycle
Company is still 1n: proving.
Inland Revenue (Oboe, F. H. Spence, is
reported as Improving in health.
Miss Jackson, of 4'Imton, was last week
the guest in yl to Bathe Iloa•gh.
4...o I.oeet left the maternal residence on
Saturday, anti returned to Chicago.
' .1. I. 'iturdy, of flarrtatoo, is spending
the week with relatives in tows and town-
ship.
V. H. Murt.y was 000fined to the house
tit past week with a seven attack of la
grippe.
W. 1( Roberton was in town on Satur-
day, and left again for London on Monday
morning.
Wm. Kerr, our onetime townsman, but
for many )ear. put • resident of \Velker-
vllle. has returned for a lengthy stay in
I:blench.
John Balker returned from !'ort Orange,
Florida, on ssitoday to spend the Summer
in town The geet.eman steads leaving in
I Ictolrr for the land of snores.
Ladles'
Blouses
•
We are showing this week a
full range of our celebrated per-
fect -fitting Blouses at 75 c., $1.00
and $1.25. Every garment guar-
anteed to fit or money refunded.
Inspection of these goods invited.
J. T. ACHESON.
,xt : betees0 llaad 12 u•ulook our $1.OQ
Capes for 73 Wats, at Robineou's
D. K. Strachan shipped one of his famous
Chempiee Sprinkler. to Hespel.r on now
day aft.rr•oen. ti
''apt. Store, of the FLA . has boss c.s•
tined to the quarters during the past week
on amount of Mayes.
The stores in the Albion Klock will .oma
be ready for occupation, the ung next the
grocery being nearly tin•.hed.
A swing gat• that cows cannot pees
through, has been placed next the carnage
entrance to the skating rink.
r The touotalos on the Square will soon be
started, se the basins for catching the water
have bad their ! nverhauiinq.
Ensign Scobell, !'apt. Young and Capt.
Rowe, will hold • great social meeting i•
the 5 A. Barracks. on Friday evening 22nd
inst.
The Methodists of Beomill.r will cale-
brare the Queen's birthday by holding their
aunt v.rsery ten metiog 011 Monday
e vening.
The O'Sullivan Business College, of Moat -
reel, will positively give only otos course fa
4;nderioh. Students admitted :up to the
25th cast.
The iostructio0 given by the O'Sullivan
Rusin•se Collage is practical, thorough and
first clam in every respect. Positively only
one 0oure to be given to 4;uderioh.
t'areet•, Y oung men and young woman
should avail themselves of the superior ad•
vantages deed by the O'Sullivan Basilian
t'..Ileg•. One Dour•• only given in Drde-
rich.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
lathes. Lear. Skirts at Robitsoe's
The grass on the Nears was cut 00 Vei-
1 day and 'tatnrday.
The newest thing out 7..g rag skirting a
Robeson'..
The lawn of the Curling and nkat fag rink
looks ex.eeningly pretty.
There was 41 o olock oommunioa at St.
' :gorge • on Sunday n;orbing
The 4:uderroh U ldfellowt are still talk
inn about a hill and open hoose
' The latest New \ ark styles ter ehildren s
haws bate awlbonnets at Robeson ..
The Allston Hotel will appareath be •
good looking building when obmpleted .
Paris gree, helehore, Moe ease and lime
sold freely the past west ter sprayiek par.
paten.
1 ter grocery woes added N their •fuse
tiara Iut weeh, by 'bowing very pretty
flower.
Friday moralag betimes 9 and 10 .•sleek
est abs t sews Teles fee 17e ; between 10
WWI II • sleek ow fit. 7h (!elf Brew iter
HE i)tn IT. -On Friday, Wells, of Strat-
ford, tried to cycle to Gedench and back to
Stratford twice in one day, and succeeded
in doing it. The cyclist left home about 4
A u., and reached Godench shortly aftor
. even, and after • short rest wheeled .•.t.
wark at winning speed. He reached Strat-
ford safely, mod after a rub down was •gain
ou the westward course. At half past these
there was • large gathering ou the Square,
and some time previously • number of the
Hurons wheeled out the Huron road to
meet the raoer. At 3.40 • tandem was seen
to taro into !Kingston street, followed by •
Dumber of wheelmen, •.noes whom was the
S'ratford electrician. A. Wella turned on
to the Square he received • rousing cheer,
and the salute was repeated when be step-
ped oQ his cycle at the"British."' Atter rest-
ing fifteen minutes he started on tbo home
run, and from the seeming ease with which
he manipulated the pedals, all who saw him
were convinced tt.•t, herring accident., he
uas a sure winger. hells, apparently an
athlete of good grit, hes, by the ride of one
hundred and eighty miles lest Friday, be-
tween sunrise and •unset, shown what osn
be accomplished on • bicycle over ordinary
country roads. At the "British'. throughout
the afternoon the rider." progress was poured
so that all interested in the run knew with-
in a few minute', when he would reach
1;orierich When between Clinton and this
town the wheels p•esed • horse and buggy,
the latter containing • woman and several
:'hildreo, acid just as the riders got clear ot
the vehicle the Lona shied and upset the
hnggy, throwing the occup•ots out. A stop
was of course made, but when it was foxed
that women and children were uninjured, •
cyclist rode to the ne•reet farm and sent as
sistaoce while the racer and the tandem
proceeded towards the lake.
The 8shiog boats were usable to sail oat
on Monday, on account of the high breeze.
The tugs. however, lifted as ueuaL
BICYCLE
P0088
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EXETER
(IN
Monday, May 25.
Following is the
PRIZE LIST.
lib yd. Race 'open 1 $ Man sad en, en pa
>N
assaseet tMeyele Ma sad cop WOO SIN
grBicl cls racele rap !1 M lee
Mes Mayas le imp
y M 1.00
Linde steyele nk paw sue lam
root - melee epee
Deg tlAcfneleeieam rod eDeg la berkert a.... • rs '1« N
Dog raeslW al Laud mg 1e
SecretaryA. M°DONELL.•
•
W is the Time
\ t0 nuke ycur purchase of
Parma-tnplements
1 ani now prepared to take orders
far farniimplenveot• of thechorc.r
kind in the market at the promo.
time and at the very lowest rate.•
comprising the
'Binders
No1o0 tiro& M r g('o
poll line of
Hayrakes
Plowsl ookal.utt flow Company s plows
deecrlpliose.
Cultivators ('ora and Roor Cultivator.
the. law in the inarkets
Wagons tdsme w titn w Paris Wagon
N arks • tai. -i•.c of wagons.
allowert to be the leading wagon in the
Br
P•avaIe.
e$ itt:Lt,../...es
Sntrhl wwwcp .:iii carriage ('empanT
c of the cholevrg . carriageL
set begot.. In the 1'ro•r1ahee.u
All goods guaranteed.
Parties whining an hung i•. the whore I'ncti
will re. wag dad r to their advsnbgr to call at
m) eb p. ar i',.rar,te•' eeti.fac•ion with
goods In the shore 1 nem. an list you cannot
make any mistake by cant n• on
J. KNOX,
;pat Agent tor tete above.
WE'RE IN IT
That u to sec
CATTLE B ROS.
have bought oat the business of
JOHN RALI'H, on H.\ M I LTON STREET,
and oarry'a fall line of Stoves, Tin
and I:ranite wear, and are prepared
to give tenders for
Plumbing, Fitting,
Save -Troughing,
and Tinning,
and guarantee to give you satisfac-
tion in each sod even- hoe.
Our retrigeratore are the best in
the market. !'all and see them.
ane Leave your orders at John Ralph's
Old Stood, Hamilton -St.
CATTLE BROS.,
Plumbers and Tinners.
SIGNS OF SPRING.
The elegem assortment of
NEW HATS
We are offering to the public.
He in harmony with sawyer'
she dons her Spring attire, sad bele
yourself • •rule& MAT.
Also new stock of all the latest
la Move*. Shirts. Collars, Ones,
Neckwear. Holtenetc.. at
0. R. SHANE & 00•'8
IMPERIAL
RESTAURANT
N reryoa. Is aware sl the fact that Spring
with .11 Its beauties it A•wslac tapes us. trot
.veryose doesn't know where to procure
semetblag rersoblewgg asa bet day.
(sena to the IIMPRRIAL KIWI At;RAIVT
PARLORS' and try
ALLAN'S
Perfection Io, Crean, Water Ides, Ion
Creat Soda and Rehashing
Fountain Drinb
In say Savor desire!. Rverything teed Im
Um tins el which is tuaraat.ssi pure.
tively so ruffed( ems
a areaariew sed serving thew dslleaotes
great Mire I• takes to hare nvarytklag alma,
alai Md Mr, sad 1. .M loft N Inezpertsneed
Ie•ada
THY OUR paftre('TO (lOL L
.awe sad we ear paasat ,sestet. the bet
that skilless mean sad meow sea hay.
L R. ALLRI11.
Carpets ! Ca is ! Ca ets ! Carpets
1V
Carts !! Carpets !!
X rine the .ply people is teem r ries we are the eely people la the eowaty that
sorry • sts.k .f Oerpsts appse•eh►ig r Mee. Variety ad 9ylo Se the large
City I wife, •ad ao matter what enter psis say M the matrwry. If yea want
to boy C&tpete where you esu get the !orgies Amertmsaa. tie Heel sad Was Strip
sed ►r all adds the Clow' Prions„ esm is the Meek to e•leot from. Oar reap clothes
tram • 10 (oat Hemp to the beet Five hams Bresesia
Oar Brussels and Tapestry are et the newest potteries and design., auk
borders le umiak. sad the Galore are simply elsgaaa. You should see oar Brussels at sl
Oar sew Axminster, the first ever shows in this tows, delights everyone who ha.
seas them. They are going to be sellers for the Spring Trade.
Our All- Wools ia three plies and two plies are ahead of asytkiag heretofore in the
market to quality, design and oolortag. Oasts (lrpeta this year leek almsee as good se
Wools of past woos& The growing trade we have eatable, es largely to iaor.•ee our
stook aad we are sow an • beater peruse time ever to meet the requiremsam of the
'fade. Whoa you wast Carpets, give us • look. We are satisfied that we eau 011 your
..dee to your advantage sad perhaps save you mosey too by baying from as AU Car.
pets made sad laid if required. We cos make • 30 to 40 yard Carpet is about two hours
with oar sew Carpet !doable..
Ws have the largest stock oI Oil Cloths and Linoleum ever shows to (;od.riob, at
prion to suit everyoaw
Our Lase Curtain Stock u larger than ever. It is needless to quote prior.
Our C'lsiJle Stock oI L'artain mad Table Cor•n, direct frog. the mak.n, downs
everything for duality and priest Rags sad Mare ooe .f our nest specialties, also some
lines of Damask, suitable tor furnishlap.
We wast you to w our Table Limos sad Table Napkins duvet (roar Belfast, Ireland.
We want you to remember our Art !wrens sad Art Muslims.
Oise general Spring Stook is better thea aerial in most Moor, la Prints. Chamber',
/Alpha's, Ssetsh (iisgham., Piques, Spot Yoshio. we are ahead of other senses&
DBEs .doors
A large assortment in many of the new fabrics ooaeutieg of the new Satin R.•rata,
Black sad Colored Lustros, Serge. and Suiting Materials.
We have • hot of Colored Dress Materials, double width goods, that we are offering
for aboat boll price. Tweeds, Clothe, Bantling. and W oret.ds In grant variety.
COLBORNE BROS.
The Great Carpet Warehouse of the County.
PAINTS
OILS BRUSIIES
8EE MY STOCK
I think I have the best value in these lines. 1 will give you low quo-
tations on all HARDWARE this season. Prices in many lines have gone
up recently, but having bought beton- the advance, 1 can do the very beat for
you. Having anticipated extensive building; operations this year, I have de-
termined
otertnined to make big sales on small profits.
R. W. McKENZIE.
THL
LOW PRICE SHOE STORE
See our specials this week.
Children's Oil Pebble Button Boots
Sizes 7 to 10, 75c. 1I to 2 95c.
Ladies' Glove Grain, button or laced, rivited sole and
solid leather, selling at reg -alar wholesale price,
$1-00
Ladies' Oxford, toe capped, turn sole, tan or black. Best value yet for 95c. ,
Boys' Boston Calf. whole foxed, fair stitched and pegged, solid leather insole,
for only $1.00.
Men's whole foxed, solid insole, pegged sole, laced or gaiter, for $1.25.
Mens tan laced Boot, narrow toes, McKay Sewed and sold at $1.50, worth
$2.00.
Cash selling nukes cash buying, and these low prices are the result. We
invite you to see our stock. No trouble to show.
H;
B. POLLOCK
Selling agents for the KING VENTILATE') BOOT,
the coolest boot mate
Business Change
Having purchased the
Photo Business
From
Sa11ows
and taken p(w•,erwion, I invite the public to inspect our work, and
ASK YOUR PATRONAGE.
Having secured MR ADAMS, late of Toronto and Stouffville,
we are prepared to 'do just such work as the public demand.
Our methods of finishing are the same as in use by Simpson of
Toronto, and all work will be guaranteed throughly up-to-date.
Our exhibit of photos in Toronto during the past Winter at-
tracted the attention and received the admiration of all lovers of good
photos.
We make a specialty of every photo--nJ exception.
Orders for Pltotosfrom Nr. Srdlotos' negatives retII be promptly
filled.
•
W. R. BELDEi,.
Summer Millinery . .
The undersigned having received a large impar
tion of Spring and Early Summer Millinery, is preps!
to supply the sweetest of
Bonnets, Hats and Trimmings.
The goods are Faahionabie, of Super. Jr Make, and are
Color, Design and Teztnle unexcelled.
62-3m
MISS CAMERON,
m
HAMILTON STBU
$I will pay for "The Signal" for a year