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The News of the District.
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' a untLauul flour esge:p THE PRESBYTERY Oe HURON.
'i euttet.av, MAv:3l. 1910
HOLYROUD. p AUBURN.
MONDAY. May ': 3, d. 1L'i tiu:4Y. May 'Lith. th
i+ country with his young wile ulruyt
t.nciit.R;=JMmes 'Jtewart and win year 4t(57. Shortly otter their
ors to sus; \\'Yaa�• Mr. and Mrs. I Sturders of \Vingham, visited former arrival in thir country they settled on
rat Ackert and Mrs. U.,Coogrisw ! acquaintances in Auburn on Sunday. the feu' n upon which the family have
a it few
• 1�� ars ,title ink teltCdetlr• the I • 1 • Miss McPherson is spending the ever since resided and where deceaeed
tat?':18 hulidry at.
her home ill Winghatu. died. In his younger days air. Scott
real of thrix grandmother; Fishing is the order of the day took an aaetive interest in Inutticipal
Iles. Pierre it 'mending ( hereSeine tine shad. weighing from politics and served. nn the township
b'N isitiltq her daughter, astir::
three to live 'pounds, are frequently council as councillor and reeve. Niro.
,rdsns,rr Kinrarline, ...carried house'by borne of our most Scott predtcea.w1 her husband about
erL tr., del(vt. ed a booth of cat- experienced fishermen. .. harry fifteen years. Two coos and three
all bstutduy. thrf'L1g yLh L uo Iles~,Frewliu and Miss Maude Ferguson daughters survive.
l• \\'lttttt slow'''. are 'wending the 24th at the latter'e Wiagtram Carries Bylaw.
Elliott is •iulprovtgR y' home Miss %alfa Dyer sprat Sun-
lirs Mi'Leod is spending the du in Auburn Rev. W. Conway. bonus o[ 16aw 1rantitat C. 51111 and a free trite for the
her home near .Ripley of (Ir•, prrao heal a flue sermon in the
at fi taut Sunday with his
Jlethatdimt church IastSuiiday everting. enlargement of their door tactors
it ael1ltlK� tcardtnr......Mls. B war carried on Friday et \Vinghatu
;bee' I Master Allister \( is very Iry a vole of 4139 for and 75 against.
drrburg Inlaid up with sit attack a slowly recnveriut trout an attack of
uubrlt sciatica• %%e wish I igflunutation ad the lungs The The new building will curt iu the
t tr Query• ' high school students in the village and tleighlanc"ad of $15.1"),
a speedy A Large Order.
)D RICH.
NITARY
Lir and
ng
t Germs i
a can of
end of this
ae returned
office aft
Limited
ONT.
Resolution In Reference to the Late Rev.
James A, Anderson.
• The Presbytery of Huron held its
regular meeting on Tuesday, May
It)th, at Brucefleld. There were pres-
ent Mr. Larkin, moderator, \letwrs.
Shaw. Small, Carswell, Corriere. Dr.
Stewart. Manu. Sharp, t)avideon, should withdraw his resignation and
Smith, Pearcy, Fletcher, Sewers and remain with thew. Mr. Davidson was
the clerk, minietees, and Mess's. tient- heard in his own Iehelf, however. and
which war
mill, :fiords, Putt, Melville, Young, tethered to his resignation, w h
Shaw, Framer, \IcCaab, Strang and accepted, and Mr. Sewers was ap-
MrKay, elders. . pointed to act as interim moderator
The following resolutions proposed and to declare the pulpit vacant on the
by Mr. Larkin were unanimously ac- 20th of May. Mr. Smith, of Homall,
emitted by the Preshyter ; was appointed inteeim moderator of
"The Presbytery of Hurrn desires Hayfield in room of Mr. Davidson.
to give expression to its sense of *or- Mr. (enteron. of Lubytery nckn w, aad-
row and lois calmed by the deathwho Annuities Act the end was thanked,
ia
Itev, Jiamer A. Anderson, 13. A., A call from Kippen and Hills green,
with 175 signstut•es, promising 11.000
perannuw and the use of the manse, and
in favor of John Richardson, licentiate,
Wer presented by the moderator. Mr.
Richardson, who was present, ac-
cepted it and arrangements were ac-
cordingly made for his ordination and
induction at Kippen on 31st May. Mr.
Pearcy to preach, Mr. Smith to ad-
dress the minister and Mr. John
Fraser to address the congregation.
The moderator was appointed repre-
sentative of the Presbytery to attend
the jubilee services at Auburn.
THIN MILK
How can the baby grow
strong if the nursing mother
is pale and delicate?
Scott'sEmulsion
mattes the mother strong
and well; increases and en-
ric hes the baby's f ood.
vicinity are epetml ng Vie Wiia Day at g for a period o[ twenty-two years ful-
filled I their respective h e Ines The Pistil Madge, of Usborne township,
MONDAY, kiss' 23rd, "Southland Singers" will five a con- hie career as a minister of the
R Rwho intend* farming on ►father large Gospel within its bounds ; and also to
I I.ni r: ONE TAKEN. —On Friday orrt to the Temperance Hall on hater-' scale in the Province of Alberta. hoe
may Jkb• the angel of death i day corning, under t he attepicee of the i din potted of his effects and purpoa'es
to 1 • to the horns of Mr. and public library Quite a number of leaving shortly. He has given en
Aubornite• are taking in the circus at order to an implement agent at Exe-
ter -pew tale K -twat ...Madera a Maas
horsepower gasoline engine. three Jt) -
disc drilla, four 1 iwr waggons, two nt in quality, et
(•foot mowers, a IU -foot rake, a demo- I sod so excellent
ul in labor and so effective
arae wagon, four disc harrows, fourfthat his p
results amin
and rich in assing
plows, two swiwthinp harrows, and a away has left blank the m( -
t wrnty -horsepower traction with fieri ranks not only of the Presbytery
l
.uJ.lrn y .k and claimed Helen
• °hand pNmtiting little
of ten ,end eight months.
►trende'd Reboot on 'Y'ueiaday and
rtry unexpected was the sed sum-
, that even her much -loved trach-
ea playmates 1atndwy at t11 know
m• tike
vu a11•place in
borne to her Ira testing tittle, white casket covered with with
and cantations. Only
a little
yet through her loving tiro
ht disposition she women friends,
lace in
heal511't- of many
here.
prophesied God ti for
that the might
her sweet view in a big r sphere.
bereaved fautOy have th hesrt-
rympathy of the enti man -
we to, ed her.
, j.,t,d lire :re..
t J,.•+,- lin td her more.
her
As 11.'hs-K•ut1)
To )wider shining shore.
Thr pates este. were °pelt,
•
.t Ih•' I,• coir' said. 'N 'woe."
ua.t sit f;.n•well. °ltspokear
-h, c,Luly rnlered ••Hume...
Mas _
withstanding the possibly of Tams. of Crediton, visited the fs week
" weather. It will possibly be only parents in town a few 1i 01 yams, is vis-
iting of his brother here ...... Miss Z.
Carder, of London, and of Artt er. spent a fefwcadays
E.
Carder,
with friends here this week.
teaderieti otalaa*- -..__ _.
BLYTH,
TLesnAi, May 24th.
MemoNtALSttkVtrits.—Liest Friday
having been proclaimed a• holiday by
.he Reeve was kept_jairly well. Most
01 t he busiutsat places closi ng.
There war ,wry ice in the English
church in the morning and in the
I're.byterian .:butch in the afternoon.
B.asmit. U..•— The Blyth baseball
team went to Clinton Wednesday of
hart week and played au exhihition
game with the-- esguel team --of
town. and. considering that our bay's
have had no practice and are not in
the Langur, they put up a very good
at title of ball. The first innings Clin-
ton made six rune. but after that our
boys kept them doter, as is shown Fey
the time, which was a-1 in favor of
Clinton. The teams are to play a, le -
urn game in the near future.
UREWE.
'MONDAY. May Z3rst.
mut.-W. J. Armstrong. of Bel -
behind, who arrived here last
rdsetdiv. is spending a few The
eget hes relatives bere
Merin Durgin and Minnie
Upton are home from the (:ode-
l'ullrMrte Is. Cutixre,tr a few
who hiss
,... ..Mn. Jas. C'
Ailing with cancer for some time
. it. we Are pleased to say, feeling
treat deal letter for the last few
p ...... We ars having ,aing rape,
id
,wth. Trop• are 1
ing to ,the trequent shower+ and
kjs comet ' Thos. Conglxw
returned to hi. new fern' at Wing -
few days ,....The second
stall match between the Kinge-
are and 4th couresrittn bey* came
as Saturday. The. score was 1
o Kings:it-edge being the victors
Yot'No M.tN•s DKATH.—John 0.-
C nor, who had leen a *offerer from
con mption sin.:e January; parsed
away Wudn night. It seemed
too b to ser a y ng man et the age
of twe. y -six cut. t by this drew!
disease, .d it is cer Inly time that
eonwthin was done to provide a
place for t ase affected in this way,
The Tuners took place Saturday
morning et 1) . iu . the service being
et the Catholic hutch, whence the re-
mains mere con' yed to the.0}tbelic
cemetery in Mo a. The O'Connor'.
had been ersident of Mortis for a
long ti.ne up to last tar, when they
proved into town, en, are well liked
by all who know then The father,
brottereaud Water. all It yr the syem-
pathy of their 'many fro • ds in their
sad bereavement.
MAVIS.. FAREWELL—The El l.:—The was
goei__ronepesetion in the iseopel
church Sunday' evening; it be g the
night that Kew. W. H. H rtley
preached h i a farewell ser on.
Although Mr. Hartley has been h re
convey the , aesuraace of its sincere
sympathy to the family so sorely be-
reaved and to the congregation at
Goderich so unexpectedly deprived of
bits wined -tradership and ministra-
tions. The life ot Mr. Anderson Was
plume attached. \Vhen Mr. Madge but of the church was a whole.
deports, he will almost have a train of "Underlying, the
r hie sacred vocation The Presbytery then entered m
his own, o o takes three cars rotrs' was a manhood that was at once 1 cnnfelenre on the subject of "Evan-
sh
effects,.
the of corers; two of settlers' stung and beautiful, w love of the I gelism," introductory addr•eeses being
fencer, two of cedar posts and one of Gospel drat war given Its Messre. Smith and Sharp.
fence wire. f h e delrveied up the h metres on
{ apostolic,a loyalty to
•the art one
saints that was unswerving and prac-
tical, gifts that enabled him to
reech
the truth with unuteual power
ac-
ceptance.
"His sense of duty and his devotion
to his work were unexcelled. Of hint
it might ie said, 'This one thing 1 do.'
Able, earnest and spiritual in the pul-
pit. presenting a vital message rn an
attractive and finished form, he was
The matter of a Presbytery campaign
was submitted tote core
evangelism.
It was agreed that the Sabbath
aichcol convention proposed for the
September meeting should be de-
ferred. The Presbytery holds its next
ordinary meeting on September 8th.
Another Octogenarian Dead.
fine of -the oldest reeiiienta of the
county, in the person of James Page,
who had been living alone on his faros
near Grand Bend, died on Sunday,
May 15th. On the Friday previous to
his death a neighbor, noticing that
there was no stir about the house,
went to investigate and found the
door locked. It was broken open and,
Mr. Page was found to be set:' ly ill a equally the than of God snd of the p
with an attack of pneumonia. Despite pit.
Amicable
and ble incompanionship,
ti habit, the attention of o physician he sassed prompt, pathetic and considerate, he was a cup
away on the following Sunday its men- astrength to sufferers in their agony,
the eager light -bearer to those in per-
plexity and the willing helper at all
times. As a member ot Presbytery,
his wisdom, calmness, charity and
judiriat temper were marked chersi•-
terietiee, and his departure is mourned
as a -Presbyterial bereavement. But
Gott's finger touched him and he slept.
Our prayer for Mrs. Anderson and the
members of his family is that in the
amidst of tears they may bave w aision
of their beloved as antong'theapirits of
just tnen made perfect:,' and mayfH}d
a The Misses Mabel and l only four slid ; half years, before
fat f {,cora, weft- the 1 Rot through with his address tear appear IM f nPr1° as the tamely remedy.
oaf f their sister, Mrs. Andrew
erre In the evest f a g y „ •
hide th P hwhatever taxon moderator of d p]r. Morse's IndanThurs-
.-toned. He heti reached the age 0
righty -two years and eleven months.
Before living on the farm on which he
died he had resided on the eighth con-
cession of Hay township. His first
wile died twenty -Cao years ago and
two years later he took a trip to the
Old Country, where he wee again mar-
ried. He lived there. until the death
of hie elecond wife, when he returned.
to Canaan. A -family- of one son and
two daughters survive.
SORE FEET AND strength and comfort in the Soy
CHAFED PLACES. Lord' and in the secret of. the Divine
I Presbytery also learns with
...' ., -Bok" is beet for chafed plecee, preeenee.
"The
were feet, er inflamed blies' es casisset Pleasure of the kindness of the con -
skies
friction-. For adapted,
beco se gregation towards Mrs. Anderson
it i s it is t tett be' bdupta d, . • end family and heartily s commends
itis of pu tem for their crow
e f{gn y
Don't apply to the delicate skin - of I it was reported that Mr. Lindsay
your children. Tither for cute, sorer or . had declined the call to Bayfield and
akin diseases, the crude salves made up sympathy was expressed with the
from rancid somal oils land fats• with congregator
mineral coloring and scented matter r. Hamilton was appointed as in -
PURIFIED HIS BLOOD
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills
Moslem' Mr. Wilson's Sorsa
Wbm the sewer of the body—bowels,
kidneys and skin ducts—get clogged up,
the blood quickly becomes impure and
frequently sores break out over the body.
The way to beat them, as Mr. Richard
Wilson, who lives near h London,
O He
found, is to purify
writes:
For some time I had been initt low,
depressed condition. My appetite
eft
se and I soon began to suffer from indi-
gestion. Quite a number of small sores
and blotches formed all over my skin. I
tried medicine for the blood and used
many kinds of ointments, but without
satisfactory results. What was wanted
was a thorough cleansing of the blood,
and I looked about in vain for some medi-
cine that would accomplish this.
At last Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills
were brought to my notice, and they are
one of the most wonderful medicines I
have ever known. My blood was puri-
fied in a very short time, sores healed up,
my indigestion vanished. They :away,
have a place m my home and are looked
o Johnston,' • great titan o is sir unpleasant app the Beeston o
Root Fills cleanse
hart tin Thutrday. day of this w. Ile I It is h herr entien a d odor ! }(emewlwr that
_gate into the pores gets into the blood. Knox church, Goderich, and to e- the system thoroughly. Sold by alb
day of this marl. is his inlrntinnclare the dodos at 25c a bop.
GUDERICH TOWNSHIP, to drive and he expects to arrive at Stick to nature. and pure nattual prep(• Mand,l'ulpit vacant on Saggar
hie destination, Durham, to preach nets, %am•Buk is nature's own y'
next Sabbath. La rad even• I healer, and is, t hereto•-easnot only imp- Thi following commissioners were
erior in purity. but also in strength. }},__resent from the congregationssarof I Fate seems to have an Ingrowing
it Use it, I Varna and Blake, viz.. Magainst the innocent by-
nd Haugh, and all I grudge aaq
MONDAY, May '2:1
The friitnds of Rev. W. 11. Dunbar
II be pleseed to hear that he ea rived
sly in' 13slfast. Ireland, After a
avut vie age. He will return by
Lake Miatetolte, which sails frow
tut June Bath.
surveying the line on
Lest Thu ay
ing a number of bis congregeti••n met
at bis residence and after a plea/milt
evening had been spent F. Metcalf
read an ,ads'ress to Rea-. and Mrs.
Hartley expressing the deep regret
of tbe congregation that they wale
A Prxs&NT.\'fn,N.—A tutu r td leaving here and wishing them as
thing people met the other even- good success in the future as they
at. the hotue of Mr. end Mis. C. have had here. As a alight token of
. Williams, jr., who have recently appreciation a purse of gold was pre -
ami started housekeeping, and sented. Mr. Hartley fittingly replied•
nted them with ' a beautiful Rev. J. L. Small last Sabbath
nee clock, sccowpanied by an a ad• evening ;leo preached a kind of tare -
Pas expressing isiteem find Rmod well salmon before he leaves on hit
airs. The trmainder of the even- (tit, tit attend the General Assembly
was pleawnlly "lent in a social et Halifax.
ay, PEKM)NAL AND GENERAL —Dr. W.
A Srongertoe.—As the roeds in Sloan end wit of Burwseh Latake.e
township ate, most extensively Cobalt, are at t•e:tent Waiting
tailed during the summer months, relatives itt this neighborhood.. •
'I thereto's. during this period Roy \V heeler returned Saturday from
onsible, his trip to New York '1' O'Con-
uldode it kept *ell
as p
mild it not. be well it the hath- nor tett 'fursday for Cisntptellfor •
stetaw1nld postlsine their gravel- where he has secured a position on a
ns until the fall and thus allow those steam -shovel. .. ..la+. Dodds. of Tor -
ho drive to get es h enjoyment onto, spent a few' drys of this week
it of it as possible It Suppaee the with his smother here S West-
thtuastets along the main lines of lake closed his term of office es town
rel try the experiment for one servant Saturday night ager serving
n• the town faithfully for five years.
He is spending a few days visiting in
Goderich. It. is his intention to re-
turn here June 1st and open up a
po
restaurant
in building, anthdpart
as he oftheold
lar with the young people it is iktly
he will do a fair business JJ
Blaney, of Lucknow. visited in town
for a couple of days best week ......
Hoy Sims .pent the 24th visiting at
Mount Fore visited \with her parents
of Clinton, J.
here a few days this week
Walker left Saturday for Saskatche-
wan, where he is going to visit with
his daughter for a while and may pos-
sibly remain. .....
tbeThe St. George Club
is bringing "Southland Seren-
aders" here to give a concert in in-
dust.ry Hall Friday evening of this
same time. full hooter. seeing hatexpected there this istll be a
w good
Hett.o, CEN•reat.1 Nominal --.
company end that there have been
ruse !—A concern to bit known as few concerts here this season .. -...T.
e Colborne Municipal Telephone \Vwnleae, of Milverton, spent the 24th
foam was organised on Saturday with his fwtnily here ...... It was a
1 rnonn, May '21st. The following gteat disappointment to quite a num-
linerswere elected after an exhaust- ger that everything was so wet on the
e dihcau+ion which lasted pFreed- 24th. Quite & number who intended
exhaust -
113+ the whole 'afternoon : Freed- going away stayed at home. but $
t, 0. R. rerefer ; secretary. E. H. guitar did go away to Brussels.
alter ; treasurer, -trod. Young. Goderich. Clinton and Toronto. while
arma
the mineesny it not slow in get- a few went fishing. It had been the
tot guineas is proved by the fact inurntlon to bave the that bowling of
W. B. Forster and other" were the mason. but the pawn was too wet.
nen Monday.
i fTva Stotler'. and Miss
Cares where other things 1 vgricuee Sparrow, flan on a
also, for piles, festering t
ttleere, cute, burns, and every -day in - united in the desire that Mr. Davidson stander.
pities. Every home needs it !
COLBORNE.
11uNDAY, May 23rd,
John Munnings, of Colborne town-
'', sold foot steers the other day to
Fitzsimmons k Son. of Clinton.
hitt weighed 5,731) pounds. The
m of 1101.10 was paid forltheta.
J"art s ..---bias Ella Kurtchinski is
dined to her ronin this week with
o attack of pneumonia M.
hwanz, who has leen alightly in-
Itprased for the past few days, is
e to he around again While
nrking on a scaffold on the side of
e anise Chas. Bt•eckow had the mis-
m•t in• to fell a distance of night or
n feet and have his collarbi'ne die-
ated, which will Incapacitate him
r
The roan who hires his friends
IalIT Pan more than they ars
-A-N-C-Y
YOU can now procure our delicious
Soda Biscuits in a size and design
much thinner and more dainty than the
ordinary soda biscuits. Just ask your grocer
for McCormick's F -A -N -C -Y Jersey Cream
Soda Biscuits — neatest, crispest, tastiest.
The "Little Lord Fauntleroy" on the
package guarantees McCormick -Quality.
Sold only in I Oc and 5cBlue Label Packs ges•
Special Attractions
IN
air
is quite w d Rerence i.►fw►rn
a.+
The total ammeamesst for the tows*
ir loan w ho make+ his meek and the
hip of Hull.•ft for loin is pieced at
law whoa wife makes him toe it. . ,tit11,150. 1he population is 2,432.
•
WACTOIT AT
Imo
FANCY JERSEY
CREAM SODA
ICK
iscuiTs
Children's
Clothing
We have just received
.1 shipment of Children's
Clothing which, in style
and `dressy appearance,
is not equalled in Gode-
rich.
We have the Double•
breasted, Buster, Browns
and Norfolk styles, with
the new Bloomer Knick-
ers, from which anyone
can make a suitable se-
lection. We consider it
a pleasure to show them.
LONDON, WARSHOCSES AT MONTREAL. OTTAWA, HAMILTON, KINGSTON, WINMT*G AND CALCAR'
" THE
DENDRON
DRIVER"
" See That Triple Curved Spring 1"
GENDRON
BABY CARRIAGE
"The fsENDROr4 is a beauty, and it's the car for ue.ahould
"There are lots n good plain reasons why Y
buy a DENDRON for baby.
"This carriage car is made In Canada. Every inch .f msterial embodied Is the
GLNDRON is the beat that money can buy. `ENDRON It's made
" See that triple curved spring P That feature is exclusive to the
of selected and tested st.ei- the triple curve absorbs every air, makings thi invest infaa�E ear
. verit-
able feather bed for baby. There are other reasons why you
carriage. Style and service areeguaranteed. nted` Then
GG to operate.'
/!!1• - - A
carriage cars are so easy baby
SpA in et1 ar.ttlasa mamma. Write as if lour d.iiSr aosan't marry th•w
Gendroe Manufacturing Co., Limited, Toronto ,,,s
McLean Bros.
.art Tailors and Furnishers
11
Vour. ,Oxford
OpportunitY
comes with our display of low
shoes for men and women• it
is an admitted fust that Oxfords
are the correbt footwear for
summer. Then it only remains
for youto deride what two invest
in. A lady wants elegance,
symmetry and comfort in her
summer shoes ; a gentleman
wants class and perfect quality
in his.
Our complete line is at your
disposed with these qualities
predominating.
No freaks, bet some top-
notch creations in this beaa°n tt
leathers. Try a pair.
G. M. ELLIOT
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Spring and q
Summer Goods q
REFRIGERATORS
We handle the Barnet Hygienic Itetrigerstor, as well as tbe
ordinary Itetrigerator. With the Barnet Refrigerator you can
cut your ice bill in two; you can put tlsh and onions in with your
milk and putter without tainting tb kyutter or iilk ; t matches in id without
as a proof of its dryness, you
affecting them. GALL ANI) SEE THItM,
LAWN MOWERS
Ofrom er $4.25 shipment, $12.30 EveryLaowen Mowers has Wet arrived. Prices
fully guaranteed.
if your old Mower is out of repair, let us knew, and we will
send for it and pot it in good repair for you.
WHEELBARROWS '
Do'you require a Wheelbarrow? We have them.
SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS
We have Doors frown feet It inches to 7 feet in height
various styles.
GOAL 01
We hare what you want.
Mud
11 ■ e ,• to as �i.v.r..
WIRE
Cleveland ('oiled Spring vte.•I Wire at *345. Barbed
at i6.e6. Woven Fence, from '25c to 15c per rod.
PAINTS
Our stock of Sherwin- Williams Paints wall Dever
complete. .
CEMENT
Fresh ear of National Portland Cement just in.
Let us figure on your Plumbing, Seating,
EavestroughinR and Electric Wiring. Alt
work promptly attended to and fully
guaranteed.
Wire
11 Pb.' CHAS. C. LEE
Stere 'Phone zU
�sme 'Pitsea eta
inure