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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-10-2, Page 1FIFTEENTH YEAR.. EXETER, OND 0, THURSDAY OCTOBER 2, 1902. • C. H. SANDERS EDITOR, atILIfictitAta-petteetreffsele-Arefir eSelotr sit" itereoeneetiseeenne D ESS Neil Middle, s s 1 fetrant011,toniviiting friends in 1 Detroit. -Miss Langford, aftee a pleas - 1 "lent vesit with feterole here returued to her home in elliverton last week. - Mr. Gilbert Carter has inmeoree the Appearance of hie house by repainting it. -Mrs. Cook, of lidertore is the gueet of her daughter, Mrs. .3-01111 Claewor- thy.-Mr. Clarenence Weetman hap- pened with an accident one day recent- ly as he was teeming down the steps of Ids barn with a bag of wheat. He OlArle a misstep and fell to the bottom inearIng his bace, but we are plead to learn that he will be arourta again shortle.--Afrs. John MeNangliton is 'dieting her son in Brantford, who is ill. -A number of attiring chaeges are taking place this weeke-Miss J.flohbe has returned to her IsP11144 in London. tfter a pleasant visit with friende here, --Mae R. Radcliffe'. of Port Huron, is home on a viiit to her entailer, Mrs. S. Radcliffe. Jiheline Dress Goods. 48 in. wide, French mate, very fine weave. black - and navy, was $2.00. on whieh we got cot price,now $1.40 a yd. Jibeline Dress Goode, 48 in. wide, beitetiful fieleh, Freneh make, navy and brown, WAS $1.75, bot to clear at $1,,e0 a yd. A bargain. Jibeline These Goods. 48 in. wide. in black, navy, brown 41,114 green, lovely shadeswith brilliaut finish. ae $L00 a yard. lank Worsted Suitiogs, very heityy, bright jet Mack, 58 wide. at 4 $1.40 a yard, Blo*ek Worsted Settings, 37 n sde, peu finish, jet black, vete- heavy weight, at $1,25 a yard, Feleze Suiting.% 08 in. wide, heaviest weight and make, splendid fillings And warp, Meek, navy,light and dark greyseuew blueeit 00e.it Homespun sultiege. etl he wide, black. BOA and dark greys, brown, hest value in the trade, Wets. a yard, e._ Our :Vets. Sultings coneise of a big range of different goods which we hot. to clear and can't he duplicated, at 75cte. a yard. ee New Big swot a Dress Goods. POPLESTONE & GARDENER. kpp1e Nowes & Randall's One door north of Post Offive. lothing is the best, 1 TO LOAN. o mailinited private faucla to tee fern) or village reopert *of interest, leiceeoti heetento. Itervitters,eioeBitot a, large amount of TrivatenatAs o ;arm mid village ;nil -calks ; lotereiit, Nee Barrister, 31AtIO Street Emote IERNZST knIIOTT Ri Etlascard lasurasreAgait ' • Varad a•Lil Lb prowillta tciught ONd 01 avotal4e ions% firveral tlivtilinalifinfl tor sale. , ;gamble an parts otNeriltoltareed Il Notthostst bale, .1,8 WANTED. ed aliontifsh) fifty more tride. trent 10 years oI age and upwants ran isalai itmot sem to erten Ter wca. bicadyror 1i1;.- at we W Skeacriat nisi:cm& tit:45E110E4Y Worate, ',widen Ont. FA MI TO RENT on roil SALE. The underelinted is oTerior, ter rent elr ler rale that desirable hawked afro tann In the townehil of NV, being Lot 0, COtteeesion 1. London PALA. 'the premises ore vonveniently krated to Exeter, and are supplied with good building% large ettletrd aud couvenienece. 3.KII1ONYIltn,LANO, flav 11. 0. 100 ACRE FARM TO _RENT. in the township ot Stephen, being Lot 0, Canees. slots 0. There is on the premises a good frame house And barn, good tenet% a windmill pump and many other COircoolCoCC.S. Tit% iS splendid from and will he rented at a reasOnable il5ure. Apply to dm. 4LA1tn, Executor. Crteliten, Out 110TEL PROPERTY FOR 5.41.10. The undersigned Is offering tor hale that desirable hotel situated at Devon, On the London Road. This hotel Is in good condition, and is LI miles South of Exeter, This mut is largely trat oiled and for the right man -chances are.good for a splendid business. There it; a good stable in connection also, 11 acres of land. Possession given immediately. This property will be sold cheap. For particulars, apply to DICKSON & CAKKINO, Exeter, Out, _ FARMS TO RENT. The undersigned is offering two desirable flIty acre farms to rent, the south half of Lot 17, Con, 4, Step - ben,• and the East halt of Lot S. South Boundary. Hay. be Stephen farm hail good frame house and barn, well watered and fenced and is in a good state Of onitivation. The Hay farm ie suited solely tor pasture.Both will be tented for a term of four years and at a reasonable rental. For particulars apply to Cress. Box, Executor, Exeter, P. O. FAILM FOR SALE -50 ACRES. The undersigned is offering for sale his fifty -acre farm, situated in the -Township of Hay, being the Vest half of Lot 6, Con. 9. There is on the premises a good frame house and barn, two acres bush, a good orkhard and it is well watered and in a good state of erfftivation. For particulars apply on the prentisee or by mail to Laos Hoax, Dashwood, Ont IMPORTANT TO HOG RAISERS. You can save money, thaw and fedd by keeping your pigs dry and dean. They will thrive better and keep healthy, Make the bog comfortable and he will put on flesh. You can do so with a very little expense by erecting (Pedler's Patent). The Elevated Moveable Pigs Bed. Simple of construction, make it yourselves. Send $2.00 in registered letter for farm right certificate and plan of construction to Patent applied for. .Tonx Pentint, Exeter, Ont ir—ONvnship of Stephen—Court of Revision. Notice is hereby given that a Court will be held, pursuant to the Ontario Voters' List AM, by, His Donor, the Junior Judge of the Couoty Court of the County of Huron, in -the Town Hall, Orediton; oil the sixth and seventh days of October, 1002, at ten o'elock a.m., to hear and determine the several com- plaints of errors and omissions in the Votere' List of the Miuncipality of the Township of •Stephen for 1902. . All persons having business at the Court are re - oohed to attend at the same time and place. Dated at Crediton, this 19th day of September, A.D., 1901 HENRY EIMER, Clerk Tp. of Stephen. Village of Exeter— Court of Revision. Notice is hereby given that a Court of Revisioii. will be held, pursuant to the Ontario Voters' List, - Act, by His HoriOr the Junior Judgeof the County Court of the Comity of Huron, at ,.the Tows nal!, ,Vxoter, on the 9t11andiOth days of October, 1001 at ten o'clock a.m., to hear and determine the several complaints of mixershrul omissions in the Voters' List of the Munieipality.of the .Village of Exeter for All persons having business at the said Court are required to attend at the said tune and place, Dated at Exeter tide 201h day of September, 1002. Geo, H. Rissiert, ' Clerk of the Village of Exeter Sale Remater. 0C2'. csar%. implements, itense tal4 tuntilette, et9.. the sage eno - it. Ramo. Aget, `Urf$1,417, OtAt. 7,-.Tarta s."zeit Icsre.comits, pterperty ctW, Wan, 114 4, Vim- 1, 11141.11101, "tlatts.se'clintsig. far% WEDNI -WNW. nto. the pacperty &soli Tattez, Ccit. tn. ellt. e;ge 11- AlmM WiAiliTnStiar. $-Fam, tare oho ate ace serseete nail -Pony cf 71t74-5, Coviieh, liera 17„ C‘17.7a, WrsZ linumlary Rshard. ewe 4;471=4% J. White, Atittleneee, Urecuway elles Emma, McPherson), aecompert. led by her brother. Arthur, has gone to spend the winter with her Meter, Mrs. Fred Shenk% i Butfitio.-efre. Mary E. Wilson, of linitalte is visiting her nephew. Mr. NV. J. Wilson. -Miss Ina Stewsuelson visited her aunt, Mrs. Thos. Stewardstnelast week. -Mr. and Mra. Cherlie NVIlson and family have retinned to Sarnia, after a, short vieit with friends here. - Mrs. Mena y Eggert and two sons left lastweek on a visit to Detreit.--Miss CarriO E. Wilson :spent the lance:part of last week with Miss Jean Baud, in Park11111.--M2s. Areby MeIntoslereturned to her home in Port Htuein last week.--efr. Henry Wickert and family !ewe moved to Mr. Cobleigh's farm at Grand Bend. - The Harvest Mutter gie,ein by the Bos- ton Methodist church was a, deckled success. The receipts WeVe almost $100. The Black Knight was an able enter - Winer, -Mies Dello, C. Baird, of Park. hill, has been the guest of Miss Alice M. "Wilsou.-The Harvest Dinner of Grace church has been postponed till Oet. 10th. Zurich Miss Ethel Kellerman, of Dashwood, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Pearl Wurtz.-Mr. Wm. reicher= has rent- ed Mr. S. Rannie's farm near St. Jo- seph for a term of five years. -Mr. Leon Laporte, of the Sauble line left Inst week for the Belleville Deaf and Dumb Iustitute.-Mr. John Galster and family have returned from Wal- lacelmeg, and will again make their home in town. -The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schilbe, of the 14th con., died on Friday awe was bur- ied Sunday. The parents have tine sin- cere steripathy of the community. - Wedding bells pealed forth yesterday (Wed.) Particulars next week. -Fred Deirmth left Saturday for Saginaw, where he intends remaining. ACCIDENT. -On Thursday evening while Pearl Wurtz and Roxie Eilber were playing with a. straw cntter in Mr. 0.1ritz's barn, Pearl got her right hand caught in the gearing, with the result that the first finger Wad nearly torn off and the hand otherwise very badly crushed. The doctor put the young eirl under chloroform while dressinCthe woued, which occupied nearly en hour. The first finger had to be entirely retnovecl ancl it possi- ble some of the others rriv become useless. Much sympathy is felt for Pearl in her misfortune. It is to be hoped that the baud will not be permanently disabled, Fairfield A. very pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr. Win. Elliott on Wednesday night of last week, the occassion being a social gathering in honor of Mr. Elliott's brother,Richard, of St. Paul, Minn., who is home on a visit. A load from.Exeter was In. at- tendance among whom were Miss Skelton, Miss Aleway, Miss were, Ricks, Mrs. and Miss Fowell, Dr. Hut- ton, Messrs. F. E. Kern,. W. J. Hea- noan. FRACTURED HIS SICULL.--Arthur, the seven year old son of Mr. Wm. White, met with a very painful acci- dent on Monday afternoon last. He was returning home froi,n school and in company with orther boys went into Mr. Windsor's barn to play. While thus engaged the little fellow fell out of the I110 W and coming in con- tact with the barn floor, about fourteen feet below, fractured the outer table, of the skull. Ile was unconscious for a time hi -iris now on a fair way to re- covery. The practice of boys playing around the road and in people's barns, orchards and other places is becoming altogether too cOninion. They not only get themselves into trouble but are a source of great annoyance to farrxiers. Both teacher arid parents should take the matter lip and have a ii stop put to this kind of thing. Bitidalph VikwrIlsi.-There passed a ety tenth Otlt Con., ors Sept. 10, Mr. Roht. Keeit in the 8314 year of his age. Deceased as horn in the county of Kilkenny, eland. anti came to Canada when yotnig roan. He firet settled the city of Quebec, but not eating utt part ot the couetrys mewed ter west, aud reached London then the present city wits composed f only n few shantlee. It was one of his geeateet Pleasures to say he enema where Mr, Wian Genre gnu Shop now stands. Deceased was for eeveralyeare employed hy the late Demos O'Brien, and did teaming for that gentleman front Goderich to Hamilton OVeir What WA'S lonown from London to Hamilton as the Plank Road, Having decided to take up terming for himself, deceas- ed moved to Bidtitilph township, aud with the aid ;if otherepioneers convert. tel Ord wildernese into a beantiful etteich of farm lug hind Biddulph town- ship is to -day. Ile was one of those true heeded Iriehmen that never al- lowed a man to drive out of his yard hungry. Besides his aged wife he leaVes one brother and one sister. also a family of three sons and emir (laugh - tees ana It host of friende to mount tlae loss of a loving Wish:mil, an affection- ate brother, and a kind father and tu n red in the Iliddulph Canton(' Cemetery on Fritley, and was followed by alum contemner of sorrowing Mends, who bare the sympathy of the rommunity in their hereavement -It is our pain- ful day to reeord the death of Mrs. Heenan, widow of the late Mr. An- thony Meilen, who flied at the family residence, on 'Wednesday, Sept. 17, and Was booed in the fettliolie ceme- tery on Saturchey. She was a native of the County of Tipperary, Ireland, and had a Warlil welcome for all that came from her native land. She was a true friend and highly esteemed for kind dispositisn towards all. She leaves three sous and four daughters, all in comfortable circumstances, to mourn her demise. She has been 0. resident of this township for the last fifty-six years and could justly clam to be one of ite first settlers. The sin- cerest sympathy is extended to the bereaved ones. Rippen The new school room of St. Andrews church is rapidin nearing completion. -Mr. John Mclean has gone to De- troit to study medicine. -Mrs. Andrew Bell, who has been on a five weeks' vis- it to faiends and (relatives in Boston, has returned home. -Mr. Geo. Taylor is greatly improving the appearance of his residence by painting in -Mr. Thos. Elder, of Tnekersmith. and Mr. Walter Slater have gone to Manitoba on a pleesure trip. -Owing to St. An- drew's church undergoing repairs the services are being held in the Metho- dist church. -Communion services, of St. Andrew church was Sunday. The preparatory services was held on Fri- day and was conducted by Rev. Mr. Anderson, of Goderich, and the thanks- giving services on Monday were taken by Rev. Mr. lienderson, of Ilensall. All the services were held in the Meth- odist chnrch.-Rev. J. H. Tohnie, of Windsor, is booked for the opening of the remodelled St. Andrew's church, which will take place this month. -A number from here took in Seitforth fair on Friday. ACCIDENT. -Master Roy Kyle, son of Mr. Will. C. Kyle, met with a very serious accideut 'a, few days ago. He was siding a house, when by some rueaus he was thrown to the ground, causing concussion of the bram. •He was unconscious for a time, and grave hopes were entertained for bis recov- ery bnt he is now improving rapidly. DEATHS. -Many In this vicinity, will regret to learn of the death of Mrs, Wm. Plewes, of Moosomin, Man, which sad event occurred a few days ago. Deceased had been ill for sever- al months. She was a daughter of Mr. James Moodie, near Drucefield, and was well-known to many in this vicinity, as she had been a consistent member of St. Andrew's chinch here for several years previous to her -re- moval to the west. . A husband and three sons are left to mouen the loss of an affectionate wife and mother. The sympathy of the community is exteed- ed to the bereaved ones. -On Monday morning the family of Mr. 'Whiteman, who resides west of here, received a telegram informing them of the ser- ious ilbaess of their son, Charles, who has been residing in Chicago for about a year. The message stilted that he was suffering from an attack of ap- pendicitis and that his case was hope- less. His brother, of Toledo, Ohio, who has been visiting at his home here, left Monday evening for Chicago. An- other message on Tuesday informed the family that Charles was dead and that.the remains were being sent to Kippen. Much sympathy is expressed by the friends and neighbors to the estimable family in this their sad and sudden bereavement. 01118eihttrSt DRI‘17.---Anotber old pioneer passed away Thineslay morning last, in the persoo of Mr. George May, who had attaiPe4 the ripe old Age of over 88 years. lie canie to this country maPY yeare ago them England and settled near this place. Ile moved sorae years ago to St. Catharines, but agate re- turned to Chiselburst. After the death of his wife Ise went to reside oath ins daughter. dire. Nichol, and remainee there after her death, ex- Fromm. Olive Bert -AM. Sr, III.- cepting at shore time spent with anoth- Willie Word, Othello', Heywood, Vera esdaughter near Wingbane. He was a Washburn. Jr. III. -Nettie Campbell, ceneistent member of the Methochst Laure Godbolt, Wellington Skinner. Sr. I1-.1Seila lieyworal, Annie Fliford, Verde Ilerryltill. Jr. Ile -Jack Easton George Eesson. Lila Heywood. Sr, Fart IL -Pearl Johns, Almeila Connie, right nom, always doing what he eon- Ella, et ;tanning. je, part IL -jenny emeeed right, and *says willing to Vaiiiphells Jobe) erect's', Pert 1.-Lil- aid in eveey good work. with an earn- Goebolt. Clara Kellett. t endeavor to letve the world better Is he found tt, He will he eadly tiresed hie many frietule, who lutve e keenest synmathy of the common- ity in this their ead trial of eorrow nd bereavement. elephon I- RS. ORME $e ORME, Centralia, glee hours Um. m. toi r. zanalmintiop with CfV.IW Us -borne segooLREPoRz-ne following is the report of S.S. No. 6, for the month of Sept. Nantes are in order of merit,. V. -May Jones. Bo Delbridge, Mabel Sawyer. INT. -May Delbridge, Flossie Chureit and tt may very truly be said of him that his tleatit le but in traria* Hon from this worle to a better one beyoutL Was an honest and up - D. M. McDonsall 1 eo. Council Flii.ieEt. niitatslie g Ray Council-o:le sept uh, all present. The firtee corn- mlesioners who were present wete ad- vietel by the council regarding gnivel- 'Iowan ling the Center road. The following Mr. Babietek's little sun, 00P05 accounts were ordered to he paid,- wbo bait been 6eriourily in, is revues -re Hwn, peineine voter's fist. by-laws, Berry purchased the team of' reLogan mu% omen neeee, Leen genexal horees that took fleet weeper. splices end colon $2. J. in ttee whit left for t;figlatid sour‘ time .„ Tr:m.111nel% 1..sp,, eel. Nal. alul 0, intends reinairiing, tallettris!inas, qi,31.511 (teepee meanie. reo„, ea4d. vile0,51.10; nVoi frt. liNavregsitil_d 2,711; sirt light filde;oad. seuneu. siamad te."1103 14 and C. R. $2,50; J. Ortweinel ditch role ereter fair for $125. -James Goetz baleen no benign $14 me fin 01 s visiting her eons in Detrott.--John emits. A el nines, eel Mimi line 5 Reichert mat wiles. of Pert Mow, and 0, $2.0„ Connell will meet. again epent a few ;lee's Item doting the wenek. en saneesea ti0e eth (nee Of 1,11 with Et)liel SIVIrtleek OAS 2 „ returned teem Leralon.-W.Chaptnan, St.'" e/e1v4"- Sr., end Itis brother, tif Celetionia, of- - • S t. Joseph. ter a 1/1c;osainfc visit with, friende heat. left Thetraley for Teestvaten, where Mr. and Mee. E. le,eittein ioivieiting they will vheit relative:es-Mite dessie friends in Tireetestille find Itidgetown Ileilfkirk left Tiiiirsitq for Chieago, tliis Mr. ti. lessinette wae Iiii where she win tebit herinint and other Torento last wet .% on bus -no.,,--;, relativese-eliss efeBraitte, of London. L Jeffery bad the ulleftei tent' to iffi44 pnglayed a wale ewe at the twee meet- his 11E114 kii11,11111eit 101.11eill hiceillele iin the Methoollet eirarah ten Soto while at week on the okiii ttit 01101t.ir day afteentumeud also played, At thel aaY Wittieb Will lay him tiff wittt, evening service. As a violiniet 1115.9 o011110 Muellerone of eleBeeem stands without au (attual and oar most praepertme 40'et.b lievivis loot playing wits lictened to with rapt !inn Alltltioll tialir of steel; and imply- attentiora mid Wile V 1111141 ansaee4. ments Oet. itIlh, fle hat. rented hie wimeen hilt Thursday to ?fa rat. bati purehnsed and bug- enee_neen ee \weenie" me son, farm, owing to ill betide -Mr. Bel- tives in 111 Fent:trove and Detroit. --Mr. Short. 'who hasheen visiting his sons gy. Fred toys be will neither boneow nor land now. -Mr. J.tirigg,of Knitter, ID McGillivray for some thue. has re- field a heelness tvlp 41 our lough on turned to town and will (Tend the „ hfortilay.-Mtt Becignied. nf Like Me - home "Wednesday after a few weeks', Mr. E. Beeiglited.-Mie Wm. Duehartne visit with friends in Kineeedine and has rented the Iteunie term for zt term ter here. -Mrs. (Dr.) Medd returned ' gentle, Queliee. is vetiting his brother, Lotelestaro.-Mre. Mee Itergnson hits You& returned home after a short stay tvith Ce friends Barrie mud other places.-- rditon UV& Wright and Mrs. Smith, after a eminent's IL itmarily pleasant visit here with their mother, semen:3i rarirttr. i 1 ter. :town centre. te new to Loart-listh nut, Mrs. James Troyer, have returned their home in Seaforthe-Mrs. Wright 1 .eless Beatrice Beaver, of Detroit, is and daughter, Lott, after spending the, %note% lwr part n s tele fot a tew pest three weeks here. the guests of . weeks. --31e. Got tlob Brown, the town - Mr. Geo. Petty and family, left for ;eliip tax collect or le malting his i.eittudes their home in Niagara Falls last week. 4 Pay your taws and be happy. -Mies Post Office Inspeetor Hole:irk, of 1o11-1 lenuisit Morloek as on the sick list. don was in town last week in connee- Her many Wools tenet site will soon tion with matters pertaining to his de- ptntHuron,reeovte-ohliwas thelssEitliti. g1111:ttaldMiss,of pertinent. -Our business men have ntrreod to close their respective places Etety lt;,1, gent;e1(1),eltatttineneidienditlatyilendliNt%eollittlit; at Zurich last Thursday. -Rete James }fusser and daughter Pearl, of Holmes.ville where in the village last Thursday.-Dr.Rivers' household goods were shipped to Raymond, Alberta, last Thursday. The Brussels Post, sayst-Dr. Rivers, who recently sold and winter tnoriths at 7.80 instead of out his instence rn Crediton. One, and 8 o'clock. The change took place last testairtoeNNwtenamtyn ste,alenitesdecidioit decidedto n to lioeaAteibearttaa, week. -Mrs. Broderick left this week rive for Michigan where she will reside ahnUt 20 miles from Lethbridge. He with her daughter. Her many friends is now building a new residence. Dr. wish her every happiness in her new Rivers is a. son-in-law to John Hill, home -Mr. W. R. Ross, of Montreal, Brussels. While the Post don't wisb and son. Rev. Arthur Ross, near St. the Pee* ef Reymond teettY reins Thomas, are visitingefriends and relit and udaacalie3R strtsr.ehi ves will tNinb hteDreritt . willilde n na owelea l. tives in and aroundllensall.-Mr. Ber- fft nard Thompson has been awarded the cflirtsiietio°fn thtne tthoewnell.-"Mrerh. a0n.dZmwinctee8r1, contract of gravelling the streets of our village. -Rev. W. Ayers, of Lon.. of London, is visiting his son Charles don, preached an interesting and in- this week. -Messes. Jacob Holtzman structive sermon to the youngchild- fartiodmMNiecshvotHelitinSwinoltrrgtz; where haevtee trielteuyrnaetd- ren on Sundayi morning last n the Methodist church. He also preached tended the annual Y. P. A. Conven- at Bethesda in the afternoon and his httisaoitn.1-.shMii.ei sol;Nti hn'meoillingYteetli12:11-1,$)lm000n,a,eerpyoof issosoirtiler- sermon was well appreciated by all. - Last Sunday was a. day with the young ing has set in. -Mrs. Rev. DaMin and people in Carmel church. By special appointment of the assembly the day family are visiting relatives in Water- loo this week. -Word has been receiv- was devoted to the interests of the young. There were impressive °read:. ed from Dresden, N. D., of the death es. In the morning the pastor gave an f)hfei:11‘eliso-rParingtsinaleYber Tofhyeeicilieseeiainseda allii‘Oendt ings, bright singing and pithy address illustrated sermon to the children, and two years ago she moved to Dakota with her danghter.-Mr. Robt. Wray in the evening an eloquent sermon was spent a, few days this week with preached to the young people. friends in Blyth. -Mr. and Mrs. ,Jacob MARRIED. -A happy event occurred. here on Wednesday, when Miss Mau-ebnerh , ofPortisvnieotrbtli.oekn,:._aAn re visitingunar e nie Johnston was united in marriage relativesL° to Mr. A. L. Xingof London. Rev. of our citizen attended Ailsa Craig R. Millyard, Of Exeter, tied the nupti- Lan' on Wednesday. -Mr. Rol it. Sweet's i al knot n his usual pleasing manner. sale was well attended last Tuesday-. The bride, together with her mother, The live -stock sold well although it whose home is in North Bay, were vie. rained all afternoon.-Mr.John Sive] tz- iting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. er's new dwelling is nearly finished Rodger, of Rodgerville. The bride and will he ready to occupy in a few days. -Leaves are beginning to turn. an estimable yoong lady and her many friends wish her and her husbanFall is rapidly approaching and soon d n iany year of wedded life.' They left for our citizens will, have to use their London where they will reside. heavier clothing. -Mr. Moses Faist SETTLED IN THE WEST. -We learn has accepted a situation as clerk with that Mr. J. C. Clausen is arranging to go bite business in Moose Jaw, N. W. T., where there is an exceptionally fine' opening. -We have not learned when Mr. Clauson purposes taking out his family. He bus disposed of his busi- ness here to Albert McBrien; who is o business at 7.30 each evening from Oct. ist, to April lot. with the excep- tion of Tuesday line Sittiuday evenings and evenings before holidays. -Miss Vino, Cook has returned from Toronto where she has been visiting friends. - The weekly prayer meeting will be held in Carmel church during the fall M. Carmel The many friendS of Rev, Father Tiernan still learn with, deep regret tbat thegood priest lies in St, Jeisepies liospitni5 tootle»), where he is undeie going an operation for the complaint frau) which. he has suffered for some earts. Enquiry at the Hospital Mon - hay elicited the Inmation ferthat he was somewhat better. Around About Us. We 14We %et AtlYelleect Ude PriCe f our tobaccos. Amber emoking ta- co, Bobs, Currency and Fair Play (emcees, are the eame size and price to the consumer as formerly. We bave also extended the time for the redemption of Snowshoe tags to Taus lse. 1001. Tile Rlittpire Tobacco Co. Limited, Celbonte; John Wesley Jaime, whe hie hie brother went to the West a weeks ago on oue of the harves- ters' treursions, died rea Seturday elan.. of He a son of Nathan aoims, svel n resident of eolberne township, lft only in his 18th year. The y wfu as brought home, and the n- eral took plare Tbureday nftertionn from Mr. John's residenee on the fourth istossis.'ilon of Viilhotiie to the Colborne cemetery. eioderich: An event in which Goethe ich people are interested toot. pewee:: tt all on IN edoeedno av n wog 17th inst., when Chas. ff. ffamirroine of our beat k!riown yoatia;.; besinest eaereweildtel ;thee Lizzie Myrtle lliddie deughter of C. Biddle. of leirt Rowan Mr. C. Zwicker.--Onr farmers have started a turnip contest. So far Mr. Gotfried Wein .has the lead at 181bs. Next! -The Post office Inspector was in the village on Tuesday and inspect- ed our post office. Everything was found in good order. ACCIDENT. -What might have been now in possession. Mr. Clausen be much missed in connection with St. Paul's church where he was S.S. Sup- erintendent and Warden for many years. He also has been associated with the School Board for five years and took a live interest in educational matters. He started in haruess busi- ness in Rodgerville over 25 years ago, and with the construction of the rail- way moved. here, so that he is one of the oldest bnsiness men of the place. Being a (Inc workman he built up it good. trade. It has always been his ambition to go west and grow up with the country. a serious accident occurred at Mr. D. Oestreicher's last Friday.--Mossrs.John Wind and Wm. Brown were in the act of placing a heavy sleeper on the wall of the stable when the platform gave way under their feet and they were thrown to the ground with the heavy piece Of timber on top of them. Mr. Brown received a severe gash across the wrist and Mr. Wind was struck on the leg above the knee, which has caused him to use a cane ever since. It is indeed very fortiori, ate that they were not more Seriously inj The coreentine teek piece ill am EAR list ettiorela and wee peefortnel by Rev. P. C. Elliott. of Weatefor heather...In-1w ef the beide. eeeiseee "lay neve Semedere, of Port Rowan, [ After a trip to Niegera Dade111101 ethr places, .ft'. onal Mr. , TAr awl roe now Gemming the hereollontie new residence on V item Se et reet wliib es , Oar. it:444 snse Indite On Fraley morning elneter Feed Howean eithet eau of !Mr. Howetoe of the \Vitiation Hour fell fesen a swing et hie hoe and broke his left ana Piet above the I write. A few home later. Mr. Jobe `mill got hiti left leind , onie =ebbe Memo. wlio %vas worltaaig. kilo Sant cry and lost the tete of' one id hie the gem The elute morning Mr. Frank 'Shore had two 1,11S 111/ffere: on the right hand cut by it while et work In Beire factory. On Fi May after' eon Mr. Aaiun Shafer, an employee itt the Union eletory had one of the lingers on his left hand eut while woiltuag on 3(11055'. WANTED. We would like to ask throngh the limns of your paper. if there is auy Pettion who has ArSed Green's Aug- ust !dower for the euro of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and Liver trinities that has not been rimed -ewe also mean their results, eneh ae sone stouinche, Cementation of food, habitual costive- ness, nervous dyspepsia, headaches, despondent ft. ling, sleeplessness -in feet any trouble ronnected with the shimache or liver? This medicine has been sold for many years in all civilly, ea countries, and we wish to corms - pond with you and send you dile or our books free of eost. If you never tried Anneust Flower, try one bottle first. We have never known of its failing. If so, something more serious is the matter with you. Ask your old- est druggist. Sold by C. LuTZ. Lt Pays To Use The Kind That Has No Mud. The immense popularity of Wells, Richardson & Co's Improved Butter Color has induced speculators with lit - tie chemical ability to pnt up imita- tions of the lemons color that makes prize better. These imitation butter colors contain mud and other impuri- ties that ruin well made butter. Wells, Richardson & Co's Improved Butter Color is noted for its purity. There is not the slightest trace of any injurious ingredient in it, and the last drop is as clear and pure as the first. Wells' Richardson & Co's Improved Butter Color give the trim and natural June tints; common colors produce a;hricky red that soon fades from the butter., leaving it with it lard -like color. Ask your druggist or dealer for Wells, Richardson & Co's Improved Better Color, the kind that has no mud. BIRTHS. Teuee-In Zurich, on Sept. 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thiel, a; daeghter. SwEirrzEtt.--In Stephen, on Sept. 27, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Switier, a son. A Siege The matrons of the Edi- son Orphanage at Lowell, Mass,,U.S.A.,wrote they had a siege of whooping cough in their institution. They said that every case was promptly relieved by Vapo- Cresol( ne. Its value in coughs and colds was so great they always kept it ready for use. You know how it's used, don't you ? 'Tie heated by a vaporizer a.ed you inhale it. Write us for a book that tells all about it. Varm.Cresolene Is sold by druggists everywhere. The Vaporizer and Lamp, which Should last a life- time, and a bottle of Cresolene cotnplote, $r,50; extra supplies of Cresolene 25 tents and 50 cents. Illustrated booklet containing physicians' testl. monials free upon requekt. Ihro-ConsoxeSs Co, 18o Fulton St„ New York, USA.