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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1907-08-29, Page 4Tx -titer ��t11117111t1`, a Sanders to Cre.:cn. Props. TIIUItSDAY, AUG.29,1907 Centralia Iiev. G. 1l. Beaulish and daughter Miss Margaret, after a pleasant visit with the farmer's sister, Jars. James Handfuid, have returned t( Iiellville. -Miss Madeline Quarry of Parkhill is visiting Mrs. D. L. O'Brien. -Mrs. Arthur Brooks was called to Belgrave last week. owing to the serious illness of her mother. -Miss Jean Handford of pronto is a visitor at the home of her uncle James Handford.-- Prior ro leaving for the \Vest. Miss Lillie And- erson was presented with a hanisome tea serve from a number of her young freinds. Elite\ isle Miss Aggie Bunter and friend, of Toronto, spent a few days with the former's parents here. -Miss Myrtle Dcnicen who has been spending a couple of months with friends around here, returned to London Saturday where she will continue her term at the \Vestervelt Business College. - Mr. and Mrs. W. Gonitis and son LeRoy visited friends in St. Marys last week. -Mr. W. Hern made a business trip to Londou Saturday. -Mr. M. Gregory, of Blansha rd, has rented Mr. W. Whitehead's farm for a term of years, taking possession this fall. - W. Christie and wife, of Exeter, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. E. Coulter. Wines ec l 113ea George Miller of Mount Clemons spent a few days with his father here. His sister Gertie returned with hint to attend Detroit Fair. She will also spend a few weeks at Mount Clemons. -Miss Edith Turnbull is taking in Toronto Fair, in company with J. G. Jones of Exeter. -Mr. and Mrs. Fran- cia Durdle of Brussels spent Sunday at the fornler's home here, also Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Jones. -Mrs. Jhas. Godbolt spent a few days in Seaforth, the guest of Mrs. T. Wheeler, formerly of our burg. -The showery weather has prevented the farmers from finishing their harvest also Making it rather un- pleasant for the Indies to play croquet. Whalen Miss Pearl Short of McGillivray is visiting at Jabez Millson's.-Miss Ethel Millson has returned home after spend- ing a few weeks in McGillivray. -Jas. Hern and wife of Exeter were guests at Albert Gunning s Sunday last. - Misses Lottie Squire and Edna Gun- ning are visiting in London. -John Wright and wife of Stratford visieed at the latter's parents on Sunday. - Edgar Williamson of Dairy Farm vis- ited at Wesley Culbert's Sunday last. - Miss Bessie Morley is visiting in Ham- ilton. Kirkton Jas. Beattie has sold his land at Laugham, and is expected home short- ly. -Dr. Carr is expected home from the %Vest this week. -Fire broke out in John Williams stable on Monday night last and before anything could be done the entire building and con- tents were destroyed. The fire is sup- posed to be the result of boys playing with tnatcbes. DIED -This community has been sorely grieved over the death of one of t'shorne's hest known and most highly respected residents, in the ;lel, son er- son of %V. J. Tufts, who-ii+iiited away ot► Sunday. Its, -,A i,ntlt two weeks ago ((ts1-•eiCietl was taken down with ap• pendicitis and despite the best Medical cal e n:1d :attention he succumbed to its deadly effects. Mr. Tufts was a man noted for his strict integrity of purpose, for his geniality of spirit and by his many other good qualities he endeared himself to all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance. it may be said he was a good roan in the coni- munity, applying thoroughness and honesty in all he undertook of a public nature, and he filled not it few public positions. Ile will not only be missed by the family circle but the whole neighb-srho.pd. lio is survived by it sorrowing wife. one son .ind two daughters. Funeral took place Tues- day. - Suicide at Blyth '"3ivth,Aug.23.-1Vm.KCiug,it farmer from near Auburn, committed ,suicide this morning at an e irly 11 iur by han!ting. IIP w i -a .t'' tut 5U years old Arch. 'Tanney, when i1.r went to the cooper shop this morning found the net' i tunate man. By all appearances he had placed two barrels together and then placed one on lop, frutmi which he dropped after pl icing the rope. King left here Tuesday for Goderich and came back \Vednesday. Thursday he trent to (Guelph and on returning in the evening spent a few hours at the electric light plant, after which it is supposed he went to the shop and ended his life. No re.►son is given for the deed. Ile leaves a wife and two daughters. Buy Hair at Auction? :1t any rate, you seem to be getting rid of it on auction -sale principles: "going, going, g -o -n -e ! " Stop the auction ith Ayer's Hair Vigor. it certainly checks falling hair; 1.0 mistake about this. it acts a, a regular medicine; makes the •,alp healthy. Then you mit have healthy hair, for ft's nature', way. 'Lho hest kind of a testimonial -- "Sold for over sixty years.'• PIIS. CPURRY PfCTtp*lt . MO(,rey\ isle • Mrs. Jaynes Fra,et• of Put t Huron is • visiting pith her 1mother, W. F. Hod- gins.- Mts. Chat:. Fiesta' and children of Port Huron are visiting friends bete. -Leri Carter and Miss Lizzie Carter spent Sunday last at the home of Moses Simpson. -Miss Evelyn Bloomfield of London is the guest of Mrs. Gordon Bloomfield.- Mr. John Boyle, wife and son of -Kansas and Mrs. Boyle of Ripley visited friends here during the past week. --J. Boyle and M. Simpson paid a Hying visit to Iiensall Friday. -James llcafgins and wife of Crediton visited Mrs. Robert Clarke, one day last week. --Miss Ed- na Lewis of London is visiting the Misses Dale. -Miss Gertie Elliott of Clandeboye visited her sister Mrs. Ab. Simpson. -Sim Edwards and wife of Watford visited friends here dur- ing the past week. -Miss Cora Simp- son of Lucan is visiting Mrs. Albert Neil. --John Gihnoure left Tuesday for the West. -John Donnelly and wife of Birr and M. Hodgins and wife were visitors at the residence of W. J. Hodgins on Sunday -last. -Chas. Miller and Miss Lizzie Hodgins attended the picnic at Mt. Carmel last week. --Mrs. Jas. Lewis left for Hamilton on Fri- day owing to the serious illness of her daughter. Crediton BIG CLEARING SALE OF GROC- ERY STOCK Having decided to give up business we will dispose of the balance of our stock at greatly reduced prices --in fact below cost. Do not buy before you see us as you will never get better bargains. A call solicited. W. A. Finkbeiner, Crediton Alex. Borland, chief of the Fire De- partment in Woodstock is spending his holidays here with bis wife and fainily.-Bert Clark, who has been working at the Bend the past month, has returned hone. -Miss Evelyn Kerr is spending a few days at Niagara Falls and London. -Mrs. Paul Winer and two children of Flint, Mich., are visiting here -A number havegone to Dashwood the past week to view the remains of the Bre they had there a week ago. -Wesley J. Silber and wife of Columbus. Ohio. who have been spending a few weeks at Mackinaw Island, are visiting Henry Eilber. M.P. P., and wife this week before return- ing home. -Arrangements have been made for our Stars to play the Work- man & Ward team of London a game of ball at Exeter on Labor Day. These teams have played against each other on a number of occasions and all lov- ers of ball should not miss these games. -Mr. and Mrs. Francis Clark and family have returned home after a pleasant visit with friends in Sarnia. -Gottlieb Morlock is having the gas piping for acetylene gas installed in his dwelling this week. --Mrs. Harry Beaver and son Vernon are visiting her sister Mrs. Russel Huxtable at Hamilton --Several exciting games of croquet have taken place on Daniel Sweitzel's lawn the past week. Bar- ney is the champion and certainly de- serves the title. -Herb Eilber is in Berlin this week attending the High Court of the I.O.F. as a delegate of the local Court. -Miss Myrtle John- son, James Nelsob and Ben Bertrand of Detroit are spending a few days at Mrs. Sarah Bertrand's.-Mise Sweitzer of Toronto has been visiting relativee- in our midst the past week. -Sol tfftr. dy of Exeter has been condsieting the auction sale of Ws r inkheiner'a groc- ery eteek tiie past week. -Mrs. Geo. :'seller and daughter have returned to Detroit, after visiting her parents for a fortnight. --Miss Hudson of Toronto is the guest of Miss Lucy Voting. - Several of our young people took in the social at Mt. Carmel Thursday ev- ening. -Christian Trick has had afence erected around the back of his lot. - Mrs. \Vinkenweder of Dashwood spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. August Hill. -Judge Holt of Goderich was in town Tuesday in connection with the revis- ion of the Voters' List of the town ship. -Miss Martha \Vind has return- ed front Detroit after a month's visit with her sister Mrs. Mistele.-Garnet Baker of London Stindayed in town.- Jlrs. Hardy of Albany, N.Y., visited her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Eilber the past week. --Mrs. Link is attending the autumn millinery openings in To- ronto this week. -Miss Brown of Clan- deboye is visiting her friend Miss Ruby Esse-ry,-James Flynn has completed the artesian well for H. Eilber, M.P.P. An abundance of water was found nt H depth of 134 feet. ---Miss Manz of De- troit returned to that city M. ti,l,y af- ter a pleasant vi -it ar Mr. and Mr:'. Louis %Vein's.- Erna! Bice (f Clande- boye was in tott•n Snn(1av evening. - The Annual ('hildrens' Day Festival was held in the Evangelical church on Sun(biy. In the afternoon Rev. Eidt of Dashwood gaVe an eloquent address on "Strength." In thi evening a de- lightful program WAS given by the choir and the Sunday School. The chinch war crowded to the doors and all enjoyed the evening's entertain- ment. Proceeds amounted to about 410,-Dea'h has saddened the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heist and only the memo(y of a dear little babe is left. The little one was celled up yonder on Monday morning last and to -day its q beauty everlast- ing ( Ili shines gem ine0 n ► the .Carl .t 3 R i crown. Maye a n the parentsfind , R P t bairn for their sorrow in Him who said, "Suffer the little ones 10 come unto M0." -Oar Brownies and the Ltican Juniors played a fast game Of hall here Wednesday, the score being 8-6 in nu)r f'tvor. (ioexl work was done on both sides and the interest never legged thronghnnt the game. -The en - del given on the church lawn by the Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical church Friday night was it pr ed suc- cess. A large number were present and all did just ire to the excellent faire served. After the supper a program woe given in the rhn,eh. Reeds. Slut- tiffe of Corbett, Going of Exeter and (iischler of 7.nrirh gave tine addresses. rhe choir sang well. Specie) mention most 1,e made of the (Nett by ROv. and Mrs. Rena, the reading of Miss Pearl Holtzman and the male quer- t.•rtr, all nt which wire admirably ren - leted. Arthur Kellerman of Dash• wood, who is a stNdent of the North western ('allege at Naperville, 111., gate a short address nn the Bible which was well rendered and all were lelightnd with the speaker. The pro. 'ee(Is of the stein' a►no(nteel to *100 which will be handed over to the rhnrrh trustees for installing aCety en0 gas appliances in the building. • 1(iOHlloTf`: Visitors to the Canadian National h:xhil'itian will again have an oppor- tunity of studying at close range the barbaric Iggatt•ates from (he Phillip - pine lsian(ls, whose tillage last year created such a sensation in 'Toronto. The exhibit this year will be more interesting even than it was last year, and visitors will see the world's most interesting wild people living as they live at horse. Grass -thatched huts will dot the enclosure, and all :wound the intuitive industries of these strange people will be seen in operation. All the sports and pastimes will be shown, and these merry head-hunting dog - eaters will show Canadians how their own ancestors may have lived when the world was young. The Igorrotes are as wild as weeds, but are a likable people, differing greatly from other brown people. Clandeboye, S. C. Chowen, who has success- fully conducted the general store here for some time has disposed of the busi- ness to Sam. G. Lampert of Devizes, who will take possession shortly. Mr. Chowen, through his honest and cour- teous dealings with the public, has en- deared himself to a host of friends who will regret very much his depart- ure from our midst. Mr. Lamport, however, comes highly recommended ae a business man, with a reputation of honesty and integrity and we be- speak for him the liberal patronage that has been accorded his predeces- sor. We extend to Mr. and Mrs. Lam- port a hearty welcome to our tnidst. Hensall Miss T. Shephard has returned home after spending a week with Sea - forth friends. --Mrs. Dave Weis►miller of Toronto is visiting friends in town. -Mrs. Yonngblut returnedhoutefrom Pittsburg, after spending a month with) her daughter. -Fred Bengaugb experienced quite an exciting runa- way Saturday. His horse became frightened of an automobile but no serious damage was done only caused some excitement, -Mrs. Hopper, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Annie Wren, Fred Manns, Mr. and Mrs. T. Palmer left Tuesday to attend Toronto. Fair -Dr. Cathorpe spent Tuesday in town. -Mrs. R. Hunt. -Mrs. (Rev.) Gauld of Foiemosa, visited her cousin Mrs. C. A. McDonald for a few days recently. -A carload of hogs were shipped froni here Tuesday; prices paid $6.50. -Mrs. J. Ellis and daughter arrived home this week from the West. -J, McAr- thur and wife are expected home this week frory MapleGrove.-Mrs. J.Simp• son who has been visiting in town for a month left for London Thursday. -Will Shepherd has arrived house from Strathcona, Alta. He reports that jack frost is playing hob with the crop up there and that prospects are poor. -James Taylor and , wife have returned from a visit with Brussels re- latives. -Mrs. Geo. Weekes of Strath- roy is the guest of Mrs. T. Welsh. - Alex. McCloy of Toronto is the guest of friends and relatives in this section. -Charley Troyer of the G. T. R. staff at Fort Erie is visiting his parents at Hillsgreen.-Charles Moore, formerly operator at the station !t+r," is here from Detroit, -John Todd has return- ed from General Hospital, Toronto, where he has been treating for rheu- -inatism.-Abner Arnold, who has been junior in the Sovereign Bank for the past few months, received a call to the Toronto office on Thursday and left the same evening for the Queen City. We congratulate Ab. on his promo. tion. -Mvs. Hassell and little daughter left on Wednesday morning for Ma- con, Georgia, to join her husband after spending three months with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ortwein.-Jas. Stewart, who left here for Toronto hospital ten weeks ago, is we regret to learn not making Much improvement. -Miss Lily Y ungblut has returned from her visit. to Goderich.-Mr. Hic- key, formerly of the Molson's Bank stall here, has been appointed manag- er of a branch of the same bank at \Villiamsbur near the borne of his boyhood. -Mrs. \Viii, Grandy, second (laughter of Win. Gram, nt the town- ship of Hay, is here from Deckerville, Michigan, on a visit. Mrs. Grandy re- cently suffered bereavement on ac- count of the death of her husband. Miss 'Teeple, of Deckerville, is also here with Mrs. Grandy. --Mrs. Hough- ton has moved into the dwelling re- cently vacated by A. K. McBrien, -- John Howelitfe's sons who have been holidaying in Myth have returned.-- Mnsters ('utlis end Bert Hton.•lului hitve returned fr•m1 their ti -it to Lam- beck ant• beth. -The friends of John 13litchfor(1 will t egret to learn that he is again in very p001' health. -Mr. Hawke. who has been in Aft ira for some time, is expected here in the near future. Ile formerly was a resident of Hensatll,- Mts. Shirrs)• is in Detroit, visiting her son, William. --Thos. Welsh, with his ee(•tlst(0Ied enterprise. is putting a handsome verandah to his dwelling, east of the post °Mee, and is also put- ting Clown stretches of tine cement walks. --The foundation has been dug out for the new cement walls of the Methodist church sheds end the old sheds and staples pulled down prepar- atory to building, which will soon coltlrl1Pl ce e p i n the li PA P p t n time ,a Art of the old she'd is reserved for present use.- Miss Gladys Iloggerth, of Goder- ich. is spending a► few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Wal. linggarth of this vill- age, an relatives and 1 el:il I i a inthe V' , gvicinity of Cromarty.--- Mr. and Mrs. \Vo, Moir are in Toronto visiting their daughter Mrs. Joseph Case. -Mrs. SeIIPr•y of Kincardine, is spending a week or so with her son. Dr. $ellery, of this vill- age. -- Alex. Thompson, hating enru- plete'(1 the foundation and cellar for T. Mnrdack. Mr. Coulter and staff are now engaged in raising the wxllq and i l putting on a new roof preparatory to brick veneering the dwelling and f when completed Mr. Jlurdock will t have a greatly enlarged and up to date ( residence. -L. McArthur, of the lm• perial Bank staff, St. Thomas, who has been holidaying at his hone near j Hensall, has been transferred to the head office, Toronto. Mr. Me a,,tImes many friends will he glad to hear of his success, ---"The Ailsa ('rain Banner of last week says: "Fred White has accepted a position with the Cairn, Cross & Lawrence Drug Co., of Lon• dun and expects to commence work with theta the f••repart at Septetnl:er. The remaining rninit'crs of the family with their grandnutther, Mrs. German. dill move to Hensall." Moray Ernest Luther, who has been indis- posed for the past few days, is we arc pleased to state, convalescing. -Mrs. Oscal` S►nither•s, has returned to Tor- onto after- a pleasant visit with friends in this vicinity. -A large number from here attended the garden party at Centenary on Friday evening. -Wes- ley Reeder, formerly of the pith cot., but lately of Detroit, who visited re- latives in this vicinity tecently, has, accompanied by his wife, gone to Saskatchewan, where they intend to reside in future. --Miss Hope Willis. who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Usirr, Sr.. and other relatives and friends here for the past three weeks, left a few days ago for fort Huron, where she will retrain for a few days the guest of her cousin. Hev. George L. Durr, prior to leaving for her home in Minneapolis, Minn. -Hay has been housed and the crop is better than was expected. Roots are very much in need of rain, and the pastures are dried up. Oats, particularly' the late ones, area very poor looking affair. For a time this season it looked as if the late oats were going to be the beat, but the blight took them in their in- fancy and now they are at a standstill. Saintsbury (Intended for last week. The annual Sunday School picnic was held in Nassau Davis' grove on Thursday and proved a grand success. Races and other amusements were the order of the afternoon. Miss Hotham of Deleware won the girls' race, while in the small boys' two -Legged race Mas- ter Alf. Hayter and Gordon Davis came in first. All report a very pleas- ant time. -Mrs. Johnston of Regina and slater Miss Sadie Maine of Wat- ford, after a pleasant visit with their sister Mrs. Wm, Dickins and other friends around here last week, have re- turned to Watford. -Miss Hotham, af- ter a pleasant stay with Mr. and Mrs. F. Davis, has returned to her home in Deleware.-Harvesting is the order of the day. -The steel work on the two new bridges will soon be completed, the work is being done by the Petrolea Bridge Company. The abutments on Quinton's side road, built by Mr. Lob- by of Dublin, has been completed. Lumley Miss Tillie Simmons spent Saturday evening and Sunday with Exeter friends. -Great commotion was caused along our peaceful highway wnen a motor car made its first appearance on Tuesday. -Miss Carrol of Seaforth and Miss Beck of London spent first of the week with their aunt, Mrs. John Glenn. -Among those from here who are attending Toronto Exhibition are Mrs. Gibb, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. F. Hor- ton, S. Horton and "Jack" Glenn. - G. Bolton, wife and family visited friends in Hensall Sunday -Mrs. Bar- ber of Forest Lake arrived here on Wednesday evening to remain for a time with her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Stew- art. -Mrs. George Hobkirk and daugh- ter Maggie, have returned frorn a week's outing at Grand Bend. -Mrs. W. Grandy of Deckerville, Mich., was here for a few days calling on friends. -Miss Teeple of Deckerville, Mich., was here first of the week the guest of Mies Maude Glenn.-Qtute a number of our ladies are busily engaged har- vesting the onion crop which is not as good as other years on account of the drought. Grand Bend Mrs. Pedler, who has been visiting here the last week, has returned to her home nl Craig. -Mrs. Green has re- turned home from Sarnia, -Mr. Gil- more spent a few days here last week. -This week will end the ca►uping .sea- son. -Mr. Zapfe, who has been visit- ing his daughter in Sarnia, returned home Saturday. --Mr. Havelle has com- menced the cellar of his new house. - Messrs. Hurdon and Jeckel were camp- ing on the old river last week. ---1. Neighsteid of London spent a few days with K. Hamilton. -Mr. Willert and Brenner spent Saturday at Pt. Frank. .1. Baird and family spent Sunday in Thedford.-A load from here went to Pt. Frank Saturday. -W. Salman was in Exeter Sunday. A('CIIENT-Miss Gemmell, of Vit-- gins, who has been visiting with Mrs. 0. A. O(hhs, at their cottage here, met with a painful accident Tuesday while out driving. Mrs. Gibbs and Miss Gemmell were driving with Mr. Gibbs' new horse, which suddenly shied at something on the side of the road, cramping the buggy and throwing 'Miss Ge8u11011 sat of the buggy and very heavily to the ground. The young lady pluckily held on to the lines, lane of which appears to have wound (110(1nd the wheel, causing 1ho horse to hack up and tramp on her leg and foot, breaking both bones in her leg below her knee and also badly spraining her ankle. She Wats carried into the residence of James Mollard in front. of which the accident occurred, where Dr. ('aw reduced the fracture. Miss Gemmell was then taken to Mr. Gibbs' cottage, from which she Was conveyed to Stratford iHospital on Wednesday. Ki' Cll (Intended for last week) Mrs. \ Pape Mr. and .\ lr . Vnl. l an m and clic ll • a ren, from \\'estminister, 13. C., are here on a visit to Mrs. Pape's parents, Mr. and Mrs. (leo. Taylor. Ten years have come and gone since Mr. and Mts. Pape left here, and this is their first visit to their old home. it is needless to say that they see many changes. and that their old friends ane greatly pleased to see there. -Mr. and Mrs. It ()rester. of Kansas City, accom- panied lay Mis. Ben50, nt St. Louis, are herr visiting at the horse of their brother. James Miller. --The (mini) tat•vest Is now at its height. 1% bile mile crops Are reported good. quite n ew cotriplsin that the crop is not up o the ,nark.-1Irs. A. Monteith. of 'Linton, wee this week visiting at the hone of her son, Alex, Monteitli,tth", we regret to learn, has not been en- vying the best of health for some time.- Mrs. 1V n1. Crawford and two children, from Ripley, ate visiting at the some of her sister-in-law, Mrs. James 0. McLean. -The schools (pen• e(1 on Monday, and children and pupils have once more settled down to work improving the mind of the rising gen• eratian.-Miss M. Sproat, Seeforth, is visiting friends here. --A number from here attelded the ice cream social at Iiensall Monday evening. Rev. Cr. quart was in ('orlurton this week on GOLD MEDAL — FOR — Ale and Porter AWARDED JOHN LABATT AT ST. LOUIS EXHIBITION 1904. Only medal foe Al. In Canada. WAREHOUSES- -AT - EXETER, CENTRALIA AND CLANDEBOYE Highest I'1'i('t' paid for Grain RICH. SELDOM (Successor to Joseph Cobbledick) Fall Term Opens Sept. 3 CENTRAL STBATFORD. ONT. This S4•hcol b • being the best hles ccome the larg- est I,usiuess training School in the West, we hate three departments: Commercial, Shorthand ari Telegraphy. It interested in obtaining a practIC cducidion, write for our new catalogue. Graduates assisted to positions. ELLIOTT & McLAOHI,AN, Principals Mitchell: The news of the death of the Rev. John Mills of Guelph reached here Monday. The reverend gentle- man was a stationed minister of the Methodist church here some years ago. 't Farm Laborers Wanted WORK HARVESTING FOR 25,001 MEN IN MANITOBA ALBERTA AND SASKATCHEWAN ��p6 GOiNG Additional for the Return Ticket, URSIONS 1�� TRIP �� ender conditions se below. Aud. 27 Aud. 30 Sept. 4 GOiNG DATES From Toronto and all Stations west in Ontario, south of main lino of' Grand Trunk Ry., Toronto to Sarnia. From Toronto to Sarnia on G.T.R. and all stations north to and in. eluding Can. Pac. stations Toronto to Owen sound. From Toronto and east, to and Including8harbot Lake and Kingston, also north of Toronto and north of Carwell Jct. on G.T.R. and north of Bolton Junction on Can. Pac. ONE•WAT SECOND•CLASS TICKETS WILL BE SOLD TO WINNIPEG ONLY Representative farmers, appointed by Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta Governments, will meet and engage laborers on arrival at Winnipeg. Free transportation well be fur ach:d at Winnipeg to points on Can. Pao. and Can. Nor. l(ys. where laborers are ne.ded. east of Moose Jaw. Kamsack and Swan River, (includ- ing branches), sad at one cent a rile each way west thereof in Saskatchewan and Alberta. A certificate is furnished with each ticket, and this certificate when executed by farmer showing that laborer has worked thirty days or more, will be honored from that point for a second class ticket back to starting points in Ontario, at 518.00, prior to • Nov. 30th, 1907. Tickets are good only on special Farm Laborers' trains and will be issued to women as well aft to men, but will not be issued at half fare to children. OOn't forget the Homeseekers' Excursions with Tourist Bleepers / Aug. 27, Sept. 10 and 24 Tor toll particulars sea nearest C.P.I. adeat, or write C. B. FOSTER. D.P.A.. C.P.I., TORONTO business. -.Miss Nellie McGregor has keen suffering from a sprained ankle the past few days. -The Sunday school here finished their contract of ilex -pulling nn Tuesday evening. They spent the remainder of the evening very pleasantly, having had a free ice cream social --Many from here attend- ed the sports at Seaforth on Friday afternoon also the concert in the eve- ning. All report a most enjoyable time. -Miss Clarissa Me11is and Miss I.. Cudmore are spending a week at Iiay- fleld.--Miss Maggie Mellis has return- ed from Brucelield.-J. Sharp, accom- panied by L. Lossan of Clinton were guests of Miss Marjorie Melyo• this week. -Mrs, T. MacDonald and her sister Miss M. Anderson, both of Lon - are visiting their mother here. -A number of the young men from here intend going West on Aug. 30111. - Miss Mary Mustard leaves in a week's time for Scotland. Her friends here wish her a safe and pleasant voyage. -Mire. Balfour of Regina, Man., is vis- iting her son .1, I3alfonr.-Mies Edna MeNevin of London is renewing ac• e nnintances here. --Alex. McCloy of Toronto is visiting his sister Mrs. Jno. MacGregor. -We ate sorry to bear that Evelyn, the little daughter of Mr. Mrs. Eric McKay, is very ill, she has been ailing now for over a year with hip trouble. \Ve all wish to see her around again soon.- Mr. and Mrs. Win, Jlncnonnl:3 visited friends in t' shorn.. the past week. 1)asliwood John Ball of London was in our vill- age Monday. -Mt s. M. Fern of Parkhill was the guest Of Mts. J. ICellerlunnu Sunday. -A number of nut young people attended the social at Mt. Car- mel last Thursday night and all report an enjoyable time. The bowlers took part in the tournament, but were put out of the running in the first 31r. N. N. Stever of Stratford is visiting friends and relaeliyes in the cnnumun- ity.-Mr. J. 11. Ehlers of Naperville, 111., 0eciipied the pulpit in the Evnn- Relienl chime!) on Sunday night. MAL- E. Edigholfer has accepted a position with P. aU rr as harness t r - J. Kellerman') has secured the ser- vices es t tits Adam., who until the recent fire. occupied it position in W. O. Shrnulnl's general store. -The Dashwood )lax Co. has sold the cropn p of Flax to & Co. of Montre41 who intend to manifacture twine from the 111110. --Miss Violet (1raybiel has returned from a very pleasant visit with relatives iu Hensall.-- Sever- al insnrnnce men have been in town lately settling the claims of the losers in the recent the here.- -Mise Etnlra Davis of London is visiting her par- ents this week, --H. S. Hamilton was in (inde►•ich Inst week attending to business.. --Wendell Brunner is visit ing relatives in Buffalo, N. Y. --tools Simor.s of Elmira► renew091 acquaint- ances here en Monday. --Ezra Bender is visiting friends in Auburn.- Fred Chessman is visit int in Port ninon and Sarnia. --J, K. (tort z is Improving tliv urn• h(use by the edn itioof :e verandah. Ailsa Craig: 1Vhile painting a house nl l'landetsiye Prot ('onnebario and El tile Harris had a very narrow 4.C. 0(4110. The sc.eff'dd nn t% i(th' stood gave way and they were thrown to the ground h'et their injuries were slight. Wood's Phospho The Orml English Tunes Crud Invigurate'the nervous rr,rem, makes TlO.. loud in old \'tinct Cures Nerv- n7(.4 lkbility, Dfuttol and Broin Worry, Dea- tmnd<•ney, Sexual iVeakneaa Flnixaion.v. Spam - rt orrh(ea, a nd Effects of .Abuse or Ereeasel. •••ostperbox,sixtoronewillplcaso ....acute. Sold byall urruggists or !Halloo In plain pkg. on receipt. of {{trim). New pomphld mailed free. The wood Medicine 00. (formerly Windsor) Toronto' Ont. TN DAVIS ES REEL makes the line come to you. You simply stand in one spot and spin the line by catching it here and there to hang the clothes as you sort Them out of the basket. A child can operate it. We will send the "Davis" on triol and approval to any one. No cash required with request. Write us for particulars. 40: THE DAVIS REEL CO., it LONDON • ONT. Mel/hell Cotut('il •t special meeting of the Council was held at the Town Hall. Crediton, an Thursday, Aug. 15, et 7 p.m. All mem- bers present except Mr. Kellerman. Minutes of previous meeting read and adapted. The Clerk reported that he had submitted the Council's offer to the Climax p \ s 1 xH( a AdCo., . t chine ((. of Hem= ton, as to the cement the Moulds and that the offer had been accepted. Wnerth--danders--thitt ily•l,aw No. 21 of 11817 to issue Debentures fur the amount n full 1t f 1 ) fotPublic , \ $ 111 I1 School No. 11. having been read a third time he passed And signed by the Reeve and Clerk sol the seal of the corpunitidwo attsched thereto. --Carrie(. Following or-dm.4 were prised: Mun• icip4l World, *2.16: Rich. Handford, gravel contract, $It), ('aanril adjourned to Sept. 2, nt 1 p.m. -11. Either, Clet_k. DONT WAIT Get at least an even start with your old friend Rheumatism this year. V'•u can head him off if you start right now to take 11 heals and ctrens•'hens t'ae RI-lnevs so (hat they wail I.,- I r -..f n{.blunt attacks, when sudden (taring;. • •,1 wrather come. 50' ■hos at("g6! ••.orbyMall. 90 Ike c U tlet ant :"CAL C O. Lia.:(Q, WIXDSOL 5a1.