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FIFTEENTH YEAR.
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IAmerican Teazle Cloths for wrappers, in black and I
colored goods; warranted It colors, 17 yds for $1.00, t
Colored Wrapperettes, American manufacture, very fan-,
1 cy patterns, full width, 10e. per yd.
Enwgelrishe iF2liaenns "oeulrleetutets,pdroincebileoue,ta? pink and blue stripes
English plain Shakers m pink and cream, very wide,
heavy weight, worth 10c„ our price 8c. A bargain.
Fancy Shakers m , blue, pink, cardnal grounds, with
small spots and patterns were 10c,, cut price 8c.
. wrrie Flannelletts,good values, fast colors, good widths,
IR at 5c,, Oic, Sic., all cut prices.
1 , POPLESTONE 84 CARDENER.
Double Fold Shaker Slaeetings in grey and cream
25e, yard. .
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. THIS LIST .
Grand Bend. .
nEArra op w.A.RE OLIVER.-ThiS
week. it becomee our sal 4ots- to ro-
IF cord the death of Ware Oliver, Jr"
1 who died, at his home on Thursday
night last, after a prolonged illness
frnv°anlit c°14°Ierelejr1 r'q,Liii:ci)Iniiiesii:nl\ciatisi3g1171;"rueg-
spected by all who kuew him. The
funeral took place ender the anspices
of the Maccabee's Society on Saturday
and was largely atterided. The be -
reared parents and friends have the
syiripathy of all in their bereavement.
eeries a, Specialty, Poet, Office Block
Ni"fifrairjr lor^ NC' "Ror•
Bwro
litrierittY TO LOANS
Au.
Wolievenellentee private tirade for
voiltzuout twee farrn yilltwo rrOportyk at
toweet xateiiet tutereet.
DIVEsON CAnitifi•
ExOter.
/1410NEIT TO LOAN.
Ilasivesrs !Argo Junotnat r "vat* Cando to
loon 011 !nun said rropertles itt mw
reteserbateren.
F. W. GLAP34.01.
Dards ter. 1(111t1 Street Exeter
ERNEST ELLIOTT
flcd Eslatoand icssranrc Agent.
Farad; mad properties bought awl told ou
reasonable tonna.• Several [or sate.
Lauds in all parts of Manitoba and the .Nenh-wc5t
tor. roc.
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.141WOR loWESSE
---
Take notice that 1 hat,e epplied to the Liptrisr,
ConAnlysioners tor Routh Ituron for pernwart to
transfer my Hotel Licentte in the village of Zxeter to
William l'aite. Any olajection against trawler of said
ll'ense must be mule to the License laspeetor on
or before the 07th ilay of August, 101f2.
(lemon Slum%
Dated ef Exeter tigi dar of Ano19(11
FARM TO nen on 0ISM.
Theundersignol is offeriire, Nr rent or for Pale
that desirable banditti nem Una In the township. of
Uy, tieing Lot?, Concession 1, London Read. The
pr m sesare coincidently located to Etter. and
are supplied with goad buildings, large orchard and
other convenient:es,
A.N1110.ST
UV P. 0.
HOTEL, PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The undersigned is offering for sale that desirable
hotel situated at Devon, on the London ROad. ThiS
,hotel Is in good condition, and is * miles south of
Exeter. This road Is largely travelled and for the
light man chances arc gobil for a splendid bialitess.
There Is a good stable in connection also, it acres of
/and. Possession given immediately. This property
will be sold cheap. For particulars, apply to
Incssox dr. ChnL1XO,
Exeter, Out.
IMPORTAJNT
TO HOC+ RAISERS.
You can save money, time and feed by keeping
your pigs dry and clean. They thrive better
and keep healthy, Itake the hog comfortable and
lie will put on flesh. You can do so with a very little
expense by erecting (Pedler's Patent). The Elevated
'Moveable Pigs /led. Simple of construction, make
it yourselves, Send V...00 in registered letter for
farm right certificate and plan of construction to
Patent applied for. JOuxPtiowin, Exeter, Ont.
VOTERS' LIST 1902.
Municipality of the Township of Step-
., r hen, County of Huron.
Notice is hereby given that X have transmitted or
delivered to the persons mentioned In section of
The Ontario Voters' List Act, the copies required by
the said section to be so transmitted or delivered of
the list, made pursuant to said Act, of all persons ap-
pearing by the last revised Assessment Roll of the
said Municipality, at Elections for members to the
Legislative Assembly and at Municipal Elections, and
that the said list was first 'posted at my office, in Cred-
iton, on the 19611 day of July A.D., 1902, and remains
there for inspection. Electors are called upon to
examine the Said list and if any onunissions or
other errors are found therein, to take immediate
proceedings to have the said errors corrected accord-
ing to law.
. Molar Diana,
Township Clerk.
Mated at Crediton, this lOth day of July, 1.002.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Supreme Court of the North-
West TerTitories, Northern Alber-
ta, Judicial District. In the /nat-
ter of the estate of Isaac Harvey,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that'pursuan t to
the order of the honorable Mr. Justice Scott
dated thel.1 th day of August, £D 0.902, that
all persons having claims against the estate
of the said Isaac Harvey, late of Velmant, in
the District of Alberta and formerly of Exe-
ter, in the Province a Ontario, who died on
or about the ard day of April. AD, 1902, are
requested to send by post, prepaid or to de-
liver to Martin Runnals, executor, or to
Messrs. Taylor & Boyle, Solicitors for the
Egeorttor, all of Edmonton, Alberta, North
West Territories, on or -before the
1 st Dcty of October A D 1902
iheir christian names and surnames, ad-
dresses and descriptions, the full particulars
of their claitns, a staterpent of their ac-
,.. counts and the nature of the sec 't •
held by them, duly verified. havri al a'tnv)
., . pleVar.?.tion, and that after the Statutory
oayrY
ute tsba:dassEeLecouftior will proceed to distrib-
ute entitled sott,h'w:rhseteoll having regard only
a deccased aro ()mg the
tiocesu. ch claim t i h he shall hAve no-
trated this nth day of August, 1932.
TAY1.0n8r BOyLE,
' Solicitors .for the Executor.
Bayne id
Mr.G.W. Holman was itttending the
High Court I. O. F. at Windsor last
week. This is the twelfth 11. V. Meet.
ing that 31r. Holman has been a delta
gate to. Fire is a vettbean Forester --
Mr. Arthur Peek. of Cleveland, Ohio.
nd Mr, Edmond Peek, of Toronte, are
visiting their mother here at present.
RENtENED. -Mr, 0. W. Holman, who
has been principal of owe school during
the past live years. has tendered his
resignation to accept the principalship
of F,gnionville sehool at an increased
salary. Mr. Holman enters upon his
new duties at once and his faintly will
move to thele new home early in the
fall months, Mrs Henry Eberhardt
has been engaged as principal of the
Public School for the balance of the
;real.
ChiseThurst
A (now CALL.-- Joseph Coutts had
quite an expeeience on Friday after-
noon. Ile hal purchased a sworn) of
11PCS from Tillman Brintnell who was
driving into his place to set it up.
When goivis thriNgh the gate the 'what
blew the hive against the wheel, and
jarred the liive as to allow the bees to
escape. They first made for Truman
and the horse, stinging them severely,
Truman juinned out and held the ani-
mal as long as be could, but the pain
set it wild and it got away. As it was
passing Trianon threw the hive out of
he rig rind ran for his life. Coutts
who was about four rods away was so
badly stung that he fell to the ground
from the effects of the poison. Mr.
Brintnelf with other members of bis
family with the aid of pails of water
succeeded in getting the bees away
from the old gentleman who was
carried to the house and placed in bed.
He suffered much during the night and
Dr. Ferguson was called In and be is
now out of danger, though his face
and neck were literally dotted with
stings.
Liman
Mr. Fred Smith was made tbe recip-
ient of a silver mounted briar pipe, a
pearnbandled pocket knife, and one
hundred "Jap" cigars, prior to his
leaving for Calgary. --Mr. S. W. Gib-
son has returned from Wiedsor, where
he went as delegate to the High Court
of Foresters. -Miss Mary Tracy, of
Detroit, is visiting her 'nether, Mrs.
Tracy. -Mr. Se C. Taylor returned on
'Wednesday from a few days' visit at
Ingersoll and Toronto -Mr. W. S.
Braunton was in Termite last week
IIS delegate to the Oddfellows Grand
Encamprnena-Mr. R. S. McNamee
is able to be around again and to re-
sume work. Some two weeks ago he
stepped on a nail and in a few hours
WaS suffering agony, blood taoison hav-
ing begim its deadly work in earnest.
A.corDZNT. --On Friday as Mrs. T.
Dauneey. of Mole 'Lodge, was driv-
ing here, the horse got frightened and
began to rear, and she jetting alarmed
at the animals actions j.nmped from
the rig and had the misfortune to
alight in such a manner as to brenk
one of her legs. • At latest reports she
was getting along nicely.
Dashwood
Miss Alma. Eidt and Mr. john Brown,
ivho underwent surgical operations at
the hospital in London some time ago,
have returned home. They are both
doing as well as can be expected. --
Miss Clara Eifet•t is home from Detroit.
-Our thresbermen are all busy at
work. trying to dispose of their seasons
work. ---Mr. Jonas Hartleib had his
oats threshed on Saturday which was
a very good yield.--Sehool opened on
Monday. -Mrs. (Rev.) Eifert left on
Thursday for a visit to relatives and
friends in the state of Arkansas. -Miss
Ella Rennie has returned to her home
in Zurich, after a pleasant visit with
friends here, --Miss Lizzie Minnie, of
Zurich; is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Ed. Paulin.- Master John/ley Rout-
ledge is suffering from an attack of
pnenmonia.-Mrs. Norsworthy has ad-
ded a• new kitchen to her residence. -
Rev. Morlock, after a. pleasant visit
with friends in Morristown and vicin-
ity, has returned home. -Miss Brun-
ner, of Seaforth, is visiting at her
bonze here. -While hauling in grain
for Mr. L. Dietrich last week, Mr. Mar-
diS Gabel had the misfortune to fall
from the load and break hisstrin at the
elbow. --Mrs. D. Dirsteiti And daup,hter
Lulu, of 'Sebewaing, Mich., returned
home Wednesday, after spending a
mobth \Vial, friends in Dashwood :oad
v lei ni ty.
Centralia
A- large nnnaber from here intend gus
lug on the Harvest Excursien to the
1Vest ',coda)" (Thurs.) Among the num-
her are Joshua Hunt -able, Miss TOM"
Walter Baynham and mr. owl Mrs.
Arthur Hedflen,---A horse belonging
to Dr. Orme, jr., while etanding oat -
side the oillee on Saturday took fright
and ran away. The rig it was attached
to collided with, a post in front of Mr,
(thrill's store owl wrapped it, off like
pipestern. The horSe eilettped injtiry
Jolt the rig Wits badly damaged, --Mr.
Bleb. Dieken's little girl fell out of
a rig on Friday last awl was run oven.
but Inekily she eticaped with blight ins
jury.
ORS, ORME 0 ORME,
Centralia.
Mee betas Ws. ro. to.* za,
Tel evintninnimien wIth ruin 445V
•B•mnrn..--weBlapinge-,-• e,eersvar •
Or a enwas
Miss Mande IN'llson. of Parkhill, vis-
ited Mends in this vicinity last week.
-Mrs. W. J. Wilson. who has been
Vieiting her ems, in London for
the past week, returned home Monday
arcompanied by Mr. W. 4. Wilson.
W110 bad also been in the (city over
Sunday.--litiss P. H. Tufts, accompan-
ied by her sister. of Kirkton, seturned
Friday to reb111110 het' duties in the
eehool here.- Miss ElUrtlik McPherson
is visiting Mends Greenwity.-Mr.
W. Vanderburg. of London, visited
friends here last week.
Jody Sdth, at 3r. E.
parsonage, Spotone. Wash., by Res',
A. R. Ismael t, Miss Elizabeth Rohn.
of Greenway, Ont., to Mr. W. D. Rice -
son. of Troy, blab°. 'rho bride W38
gowned in white organdie arid carried
a bouquet of white roses, enranations
and smiling. After the ceremony the
bride and groom and friends returned
to Hotel Peclicord where a dainty din-
ner was served. The following clay
the happy couple left for Troy. Idaho,
where they will jointure reskle.
)31111814iiy.
Miss Martin left here Monday, after
a few weeks' visitwith her friend, Miss
Seeli.-111r. Gilbert, who bas been on
au extented visit to friends and rela-
tives in and around this vicinity,start-
ed last week for his home in West
Branch, Mich. --Messrs. Morgan and
Wilson took charge of the services on
Stonily at Mars' Hill church. Mr.
Wilson gave a splendid discourse on
the snbject, "How to keep in touch
with Christ," which was listened to s
with great interest by the whole eon-
gregation.-Mr. A. Martin took up his
position as teacher of Brinsley school ;
en Monday. -Miss English, of Gode-
rich, is visiting friends around here -
Miss Ellwood, of Lucan, was the guest
of Mrs. Sohn Lewis this week. -We
are pleased, to hear that Miss Mabel t
Gilbert has passed her examination,
Part II. Junior Leaving, with honors.
-Miss Lizzie &ell is visiting friends
near Lucan.-Misses Lily and Mabel ,
Gilbert spent hist week yisiting friends
on the seventh. -The many friends of el
Mr. Lester Lewis will regret to hear
that he is about to take his departure
for the Northwest, where he will spend. a
the harvesting season. -Miss Eva Cor-
bett is going to attend the business
college at Sarnia. -Miss Elsie Brown d
is visiting and around here.
Zurich
Miss Mina Doan returned Saturday 8
from a visit to friends at Toronto.- ?
Miss Andrews returned Saturday to t
resume her duties as teacher of the
Zurich Public School. -Miss Marion
Petrie, of London, is visiting Miss
Ethel Williams for a few days. -Miss
Lizzie Rennie, who has been visiting I
her sister, Mrs. Paulin, of Dashwood, 0
arrived home Sunday evening. -Mos. P
Henry Faust and children, who have
been visiting relatives in town for the L
past few weeks, retnrned to, their home
in Caro Tuesday. -Miss Tillie Well left
Monday for Toronto, after a pleasant
visit with her parents here. -Mrs. C.
Fritz spent Monday in Dashwood. -
Mr. Andy Hess is engaged with Mr.
Hartleib.-Mr. Harry Weber is visit-
ing his parents at New Dundee. -Mr.
Jocob G-ascho. of Hopedale, Ill., is the
guest of his wine ts, Goshen line. -
Mrs. Henry P. Weber is. spending a
few days with her husband at Pigeon,
Mich. --Messrs. P. Sipple and Louis
Weber are visiting friends in Water- 3,
loo. --Mr. C. L. Shoemacher has pur- s
chased a two-year old colt from Mr. it
Horton, of Tuckerstnith.-Mrs. b
Finkbeiner, of Milverton, is visiting rn
her parents, Mrs. D. S. Faust and oth- n
.er friends. -Mr. Harry Deichert and u
family have returned to their home in t
New Haven, Mich. -Mr. George E. f
Buchanan has returned to his home h
in Sudbury, after a pleasant visit With to
his parents here. -Mr. John Deichert, E
Jr., is on the sick list. -Miss Lizzie Eil- e
her, of Crediton, is spencliug a few i
days here with her brother, Chris.-- s
Miss A.rnelia Axt has returned to Lon- a
don, after a short visit here with her s
parents. • a
Eippen of anttnottnno their, parenhe, for e few weeke,-, Da
dealers, who eemitly nutehaeed the
; !Results
The Messrs. flay, of Listowel. gra-o tifillfitt WHO; and Mts. Risers left for Sarnia last
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grain house :it the station, are pow Senior Leaving Parts Quo and lwr4)1re theY left for thv IS""thWest-
tpliottnti in
'liztateltirotongtharitetiletolrvoeillgi hogroeing% : TWo, •Tillijoi- ,part 4.rewo, ..reart , t13,,,,vee,ft,:ehmpzilainito,deg.:7,111.i'l::(uilrib4.1:irtes7s:it:tre-e
fu,r' the fall trade.-grs, •••!foKiver* of TVA 434 11Q11°I.X4tri°4 .5fetheiliet if:burets as a, token of their
-
Saturday. to visit the De$ relarive$,
4.- tintott, spent a few clays here during
the weele-Afies Mt:Donald, of Stmt. 'nee followirig examination results zraireeecebittiierzeihf;ttplee shIst:eie. es "wreendweriseg
ford. is the guest of 31n and Mr-. R. have been. handed out by t be, Edtice- thou s ueees,f3. wherever they may go.
Eigie, near here.-Misa Winnie Tolton tent Department;
ie ou a visit to friende in aklgoten.- lu tbe ematric
aee of heater . ---RevRatan attended the
ulatioa eeeerei or m,„,, DamnA father at Tay,
,. and Mrs.
Miss Mind etnwford, of Thingarinen, tbe expression: in brackets ;deer a cell- i$tacii, last Friday. we sincerely sym,
was the guest of Me. and Mes, .1010a didate's name indicates theenhjectand ethiee with theznt Ea the hiss they
MeNevin dewing the week. ---1 ite many elites of honors obtained._ „ , , ere Sostained.--'173e Ithesen Kate and
to leern that the Improvement from
ftneulsof Mrs.Veoper.sts, will be sortY irtIburperiejtitstililarle:vailingenitaiLcastne:JeA' '.313fieet:tisdaja!ealtindarsi. olt. DesiAtoatelt.Eletomthe_
the effeets of her accident some sveekh_ e additional snbSect in which the condi- g Nit.. Ft.intir; smith of Lumina wa* ja
11g1P le not Se hopeful en wos expecteit date has eaisegil. ii -the village laet Sunday. Novae attrae-
iota instead of on improvement the' Certificates aoa btatmoots or :narks, te ank„miss mental -4m ef
trusting is rather to t111 worse and *be will beeent in Ebiagt 4 week, Candi- i pet:vivo, is the goest cf her cumin,
very /OW. All it or kind and spite*. dates will obtain these from the lower- miss nada Andrmnia._ our skiewalks
thelic hands could do is being done for ter High Sehool principal at the con- !ere eeeerefeg, et ins.a.,...1 we(e t he town.
tier ronifort.-Mrs. Frank Mann, at- treat which thewr
y ete, but..n no (We' Iii it nOt about three amnething woe
tended khe funeral of her step-tnether*, will they he sent to theeainlidetee from eenee_Tbe misses 411,4,,rtiin wuerth
leas. Wtheoe, at Ingersoll last week. the depestmeut.
'ARM SOLD., --111/1'. Rat, McCartney. Appeale roust be sent to the Deputy 4ned tlealTayl?„InwkhleVeziethrelvenhitv7 seri(e,tuIelieelt
of'Moosejaw, N.W.T., has disposed of Minister ef Lgueation not later'ceenred situatimn,..__m4r. John swat,
MR fUriii on the Mill road, Turn:email Sept. Int Before making au alVell zer'n new dwelling is mpidlv marine'
to Mr. 11, Little. o..f the smne place. the endidate should coneolt with hie eereple05043,111d win .5.0011 ho•readv fo';
The farm Con_taink. A ,
O -M1`4),' and use pipet/IA
price paid wee #4,Citil. ocenparicy.-5fr. Herbert K. Either
Senior leaviciv'gr,INPTT; 1.-Hatuilton- after a pleasant visit with friends. -
returned from Indy, Mob., Saturday
Ronson Pert 11.- -Anderson. Mackenhith Our baiter has been out threshing the
pArt 11., Matriculation.- -Batton, past week and is now nursing his
eeve 711111er spent it few days in To- - :1
. lit4laSt Wetlitir_ot2InUdni.erte.°'''MP• a,11,„d Part IL, tutor le4ving--Anoew. ,' the rexer than the fork,
hands. He thinks it lietter to handltr
airs. "nit', Oi, senouon, png., are V4roio, ceeeeeoe. v limey. peeve. pewee; .
A
inifIs
refale°45tri„t410170. thae gl.te,t,t)$ 'd 111,.,P Hart, jorrott, John% Alannint Minch. round AV
bout s
ala -*' " ^"."4;1°81**' -''''''*4 ....•*e'"'*e Mostord. F. MeEtveri, A. .1cEiven,
Fulton Is MA:4410g the utillitlei'V'Pen• MacliTabb, Megiieen, Onimette, 11. Per- S. Marys: Mee, Cluthridge. chop.
11/811 at Lo1111011 111111 Toronto.---Nire 111't UT. tA, porter, Rehm, &mere, elan ,i pee theeed of ow 44 her twitnits what
pleesed to state that MMcD
Mr. J. B,on. font, cutting kindling Saturday.
ell 'snottily ering from his re.
EE.Waralii.
cent illness.-Dimean Mehlwen left St. 3t:-.: While MisTs Gregory. of
ast eete fere e. ;thorn ../... where nSetuior leaving. Part 1.-112'ml:ell,
ho had- heen cottage,' in =whine
. esneeemain. flainiltore Keys, F. j. 1-w.
paw to sea ,tng yin south Afrie3.m. relicts, L. S'. Lawrence. Smith. White.
Frank ,McCangliy has taken possession 134" I1-641ve1411"64. 6t4V,* 11 11
of the Ceninteretellfutel. -31r, Hannon ton, Ihrtrv. le S. Lawretilve-
wirn bee been in the etupby or V. J.
Milky for some time in the betilM de.
part meet. 11419 returned tta his hume in
St. Thomas. Ile lias eeenred a fine pas
Mien with a Hamilton ilien as fore,
man in the fitting tlepartment.-Wm.
Ni5Sinta I. was returning home front
towsi ou Tavel:1y her hotse twill; fa 4r,ht
and ran away on the Stratford Road.
There wine a couple of other ladies in
the buggy tand Mee, mad Miti Gregory
Pert II.- Mall loolotioo•-Erowniug* were thrown out. sirlaining enver-e
J. 11, Dieksoln Ae L Diektly• Duman' 1 laulSes. The rig wan badly demaged,
son. Gardiner, Weights Richardson. ,
nt.Py`,1110/117,u'itelen,woroltZlilutrasItitlye„1,„%lint,,t.., 1 thtellintett41111of \V'1 -''i"
i;'1:117:1211.tWa laret115"14Prt:
maim In, of (Imago. is visiting rem. meTagi_all, see!. belays., lorr;mee, Willie-ail:tee Del. -creed was me e4ilest
LonTien MeLt.ari, Ne3lichael. ibler.P. Henry Volland. which oreurred Oil
1
Urea herte -Mt: Lorne Scott has ace W4114-0Frel daughter of the !ale John Mennen.
eepted a situation ht the Sovetelge 61/1/EInclr• Shelled Wen fir deelining health for
Gladstone, Mon., who hove been visit- 1 Part II.-elsrk, Gregory.
his iluties.--The Misses 3.1ustard, of I ward, F. W. Edward. Miller, Newton. ..,1'
Bank et Clinton and has entered upon Senior leaving, Ant L -W. G. Ed- ;014.,:guiti..5-1,!sstS.:11.14;841ii:ip:iii:s5t4141e:tc,tlentii
ing Mende in mid around. UQIISail left 1 Pilvt IT, Matticohltion--earrie, Mae- .eli,,.“-isrkat4oltin:Ie41%.‘iers. nieinift:Trn
for tieltvo'nonod re.
heir home last week.-Alie R. K
; an Malan-
,
Twiteliell, of Kincardine, spent tt, for , Part II, junior leaving. -Allison, eeiveil gt severe inktry in the stomach,
days itel'e last week. , Bailie, Beau, Bi.ydges, Colborne. Dint- a few days ego Whiell might prove ser.
Aecionrsz-.As little josie Medd, lo , je rls ni, (I. Jeaniston, Knox, MB. iota,. While in the act of driving *
e
anu was precipitated to the Ninon),
day ofternoen she missed her footing ' NS. 0"0%
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WESI111.1:11. triking and injuring him severely.
fracturing him lat artu clasp to the el. Ansley, 4k. 13. BMW% W.O. Beaton, Clinton: Last Sunday night, as
Imw. Dr. 3fardiarmid reduced the ( vier, lleniT, Hogg, Musgrove, Geo. Marshall. bakibr for J. Mk Clay.
fracture and the ehild is getting along Walsh. was apinnothing the bake shop at the
nicely. ustorun, P....S. rear of the store he was confronted
WEDDED. -On TueRdity afternoon a Part II. junior leaving.- Russell with filer lads rnakieg their exit
quiet wedeing took piece at the resi- Previte. Herbert Gregory, thonorke, thisingh the cellar window loaded
denee of Mr. Rolm Bonthron, when Mabel Jennison, Anna Martin, Cora down with bottles of eat drinks from
his eldest daughter, Miss Edith, was McPherson, Lillian Robinson, Fled stilliitt‘;11rned. glItIvetottiiikeitihaerdknituogtItite,,bliiiikuet
.Martin, commercial traveller, of Lon- Part II, Junior. Matriculation.--Col-
united in marriage to Mr. .Taines lic- Sweet, Edith Taylor.
;ownilinnirditibstitntigghnietvietiratoseteloonatb:;ffelnikeee
fin. two of them, they were let off.
on. Charles McGuire. cif London, inau Menem.,
imported tbe groom, while Miss Sloan, Thirt IL Junior Matricidation.--Lily
of the same cite assisted the bride Hartleib, A. Cleo. letwilen, H. L. 'It's- Clinton: Mr. and Mrs. James Con
Re J. S. Henderson performed the ton (pbysicsk nell, of Goderiela township and M •
()Poiret thirty guests. The bride 1'. 15 obtained Part I Junior Matriculation d tB 0
nteresting ceremony in the presence The following public school piles
e the ay eld Road raihiety crossm .
Tis lall with hi 1 ' 1.
s automob le approach
handsomely attwed and was filiirried standing on reline School Leaving Pa- at the same time Tuesday from owe
miler a bell made of beautiful flowers. pers:-
Neither sii.w the other
The happy couple left, on the afternoon Melvin Stoneman, Garnet Webber, Silt et i 1'1 jtett 1%814 on
the track and its
rain for Port Stanley . followed by the
best wishes of their friends. Asla. Cameron, Murdock Whiddon,
Milton Edighoffer, Barbara Chesney, rodrsdee,701.7:pele.lztigtrz„.eteniestiedatt!
PrieszsztTonn-Lonis Harold, who ohn Kitchen, E. J. Swan. Eliza Rob- Connell out on the road. 3Irs. Connell
bison,Brown, John Cathcart, was badly shaken up and the buggy-
. e A. McKenzie, D. H. McDonald, and harness were also smashed some -
Roderick McDonald Lillie McLean, It,
Sidney Gardiner, Manue Allie
Anna Kilpatrick, John R. MeCrestie, remalus 01'
Glenn, Asher Gray, Geo. Jefferson, tbWe OThnoTzuesdtstr.dableeir eiodu.
Warren Sproul, Luella, Treleaven, est son of David and Elizabeth Bell,
Mary J. West, Ruby Gibson, Letitia Britannia road, were interred in Mait-
Graham, Luella Tichborne, Della liar- land cemetery, Rev. Dr. Daniel con-
rison, Hattie Barker, Ella Goldthorpe, ducting the services. The deceased
Edgar Woods, Josie Campbell, Herbert was nineteen years ;ma four rionths of
Sheriff, Katie Marshall. On 3Iatricu- age, mid was the fourth in the family-.
uch pleasant association. At nine Blake. rs and regretting his severence from latit'll
the latter part of Marc!,, when he was
papers -John Bamford, Jessie He bad been working in Stratford till
'clock in Miller's hall, a representa- In addition to the names given last taken ill and was obliged to come
week the following passed the public home. He recovered after severe'
weeks, but about the first of Slily had
ive gathering of citizens and business
nen assembled for a like purpose. Rev. school leaving exa,minetion:-
second attack of his malady, Ilene
hair. Geo. McEwen, M.P., read an
. S. Henderson was called to the EAsT w.A,WANOSH.
matism and dropsy, which ten:dilated
No. 6. -Raymond Redmond, fatally on Sunday.
PPropriate address.- It, in suitable No, 8.-A1ena Pearen, Willie Mc-
angnage, expressed the sincere regret Lean. Blenshard: An old and highly re-
f the citizens of Hensel at the de- No. 10.-Allie Toll. spected resident of this place in the
arture of one who had so closely No. 11. -Elgin Currie, Cora G. Currie. person of Mr. James Brine died at his
den tified himself with all that cond need -Union No. 11. -Edith Jenkins. home On east Alitcbell Road on Mon-
o the best interests of the -place. At day,Angnst 11, at the advanced age of
conclusion of the address he was re- No. 14. -Albert Patterson.
89 years. His wife, who is 81 years of
quested to acceptem behalf of the citi-
zens and business men, a cabinet of No. 9. -Lorne Cantelon.
sterling silverwear and the engrossed
address accompanying it. Mr. Harold
made a very suitable reply.
DELTIC OP MR. DAViD PIKE.- On
Monday our villagers were much sur-
prised and shocked to learn of the
death of Mr. David Pike, which must
have occurred some time during Sat-
urday night or Sabbath morning, for
vhen he was found in his room on
Ionday forenoon, his body showed
igns of death having occurred quite
number of hours previously. He had
een living alone for a number of
onthaand was last seen on Saturday
ight. His absence WrtS not discovered
ntil Monday forenoon, when some of
he neighbors, not seeing him around,
orced their way into his room a nd found
ins dead, having no doubt slept away.
eceased was born near Old ondon,
ngland, and while quite young had
nlisted, and was one of the veterans
n the Crimean War and was the' pos-
essox• of several medals. Old Davey,
s he was familiarly known, was pos-
essed of some very good qualities,
nd had seen a great deal of life. Hasa
ng lived m Ilensall for so many years
e was known far and wide as a quiet
noffensive man, most neat and order -
y. He had no relations in this conn -
es. While he yeas not certain of his
ge he must have attained nearly the
our score mark, and was on the pen -
ion list at his death. The remains
were laid to rest in the Rodgerville
emetery on Monday.
was recently promoted from this sta.-
ion to be G.T.R. at Wingliam, came
*re on Wednesday. to move his
urniture and family to that place and
while here the Carmel Sunday school
nd the citizens took advantage of his
presence to make him presentations.
After the prayer meeting in the church
Miss Murray read an appropriate ad-
ress and a very handsome set of
vorks handed Mr. Harold, who made
I very feeling reply, thanking the don -
Clinton: Word has been received h
from Saltcoats, Assa., stating that Mr. i
WM. Wier, who went out to that 1
country- a few months ago, has met t
with a very sad occident. Mr, 1Vier a
was blasting a stone- and the charge f
not explodine. he returned to examine e
it when it went off and he has lost the
sight of one if not beth his eyesc
Stanbury) Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Conveyancer.
way to settle, with his wife and two
Money to Loan -Exeter, Ont. cihoilmdromoi,d
:AA innnty. L
hush inialets.
day, after the summer holidays..
Our public school re -opened on Mon-
fer he moved to London township where
Claude Bluett, of this village,
mMisrs. he lived for nearly 20 years. In 1873
McCallum, of Exeter, and Miss McBee, he purchased the Thonipson farm at
of Forest are the staff of teachers ap-
Shoebottotree Corners, and has there
pointed for the coming terne-The
since resided. Besides his wife Mr.
Misses Clara and Tillie Wied left for Brine leaves a family of three sons and.
Detroit last Thursday after a pleasant seven daughters.
visit with their parents. -Mr. E. Simp- .0. ', '
son of Moresville was in the village meeeleeese ' , "'":..,' , 's- ,
last Sunday evening. -Mr. Wm. Eng- __ - ""•:, -- •, e:
land,Klondike's post-master,reeeived a •
. • - I
severe kick on the leg while playing TROTHAN.--DowN.--At the residence
foot -ball, a few days ago, but We are
of thebride's parents, Biddulph, 'on
„,
glad to say that he is rapidly recover- Ang- -0, by the Rev- H.. Le Rotten, e
•
ing under the skilful treatmen-t of Dr. Mr. Sohn Trothan, to Miss Olive
HaistG
L -Mr. Garnet Baker of London, race, eldest daughter of - Mr. Wm.
,
has returned here again and is work' Down. '
ing for Mr. Ed. Kestle. harness maker,
Nothing like the old town and friends
visiting her for a few weeks.-- ciiipLE y- DEATH .3
Garnet. -Miss Wray, of Tilsonburg, is
parents
In Clinton, cm August 16,
age, bas been very ill for several weeks,
N
oand but little hope is entertained for . 11. -Hattie Trick. her recovery. Mr. Brine had only been
STANLEY, ill a few days before his death occurr-
No. 1. -Jessie Calwill, Harold Innis, ed. He contracted a slight cold which
Tena Rossdeveloped into pneumonia and he rap
The Pond Mills cheese factory, near
e.,
idly succumbed. He was it native of
Loedon," OntDorsetshirEngland, but had been a
., was burned.
.
-411 resident of Western Ontario for near -
Crediton ly 60 yearsFifty eight years ago he
drove over the site of St. Marys ou his
.1. G. STANBUBY, B. A., (formerly Collins &
Our farmers are having considerable Joseph ov' hidieaged 32 years
difficulty in cutting the oats es the re- • -
cent storms have blown- it down a PoLLAND-In Clinton. on A.ugrISt1-303,
great deal. -Messrs. Harry Dyer and Ann, Wife of Henry Felland, aged
Ben Bertrand, of Detroit, are visiting 47 years. •
' .."Seeiseseeeesete.
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