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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1905-06-15, Page 1AIL 'L'JOHTFENTH YEAR. ttet tillet le. EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1905. (New Reading ],latter appears In thin peace each week_) Like A Plant In The Spring. V.iureatingi gess, -Abet) placed it) this Lank. A bank a,,: ollr.t cultivates toll in. -outages the sty habits - such ss all -u,••esadu) people hale. 11 opens a •'arow'ing.' account, to ., hi, h.ou can add when you like arta ss ithdraw when you please 1n *ny sized amount/ we aid interest to the prin. ipal and ••oulpound it FOUR times a year, on 31 Jan., 3'• April, 31 July. and 31 October. Ness accounts are al•..ays w t•I"ome. We have the last fse•ilaties for tanking at the most reason• able rates and tensa conaistent with consers, ti, a We in% ite your bueluerse. Branches in Huron County at EXETER. CREDITON, DA51IWOOD, HENSALL, Zreteu, CLINTON THE SOVEREIGN BANK OF CANADA Oladtr.n 6i Stanbeiry, Solicitors Joseph Snell, Manager EXETER, Ivashwood and Zan, h bran. hr,. IMrs. Locke, of Boston, is visiting S1t11)lid relatives here. the guest of Mrs. \\ W. p,(•s11• ---Thr tihi pka annual bet' all I Acheson at the Central Hotel. She picnic took place nn Friday last at Big Sacrifice of Profits 1 arrived Iitat week. ussenberr•yis Park, (;rand bend. and SANDERS & CREECH, Plop's 1*1r.Coletnan Hogg trth, of L:trivieve. Man., was called home last week ow• ing to the serious illness of his mother, .411i ting on I't•iclay. School Reports. following is the report of the standing of t pupils of the tieniol Department id S. S. N0. 1, Stephen for the month of play, based nn 'rood con- duct and general proficiency. V- R. \\'inti 71111, Elva Windso!tf52, Ver- non Wilson (114, S'ttll 11c('oy 5414, Enos 1Vi11dsor 49). • Sr IV.- Wilfrid Hud- gins 788, Harold huplan 770, Frank :Mitchell 7:11, 1Villie tines (140, Gladys Essery 507. Jos. 1Vhite ilOa el. /V. Archie Itul,inrun S1Ja, Margery Hep- - - burn 704, Lily 1tnbinsin 7fiq, (Gifford - -}logatth 787, Gordon Wilson 68e►, Czar Farm for Sale Wilson 031, Murray Elliott. Jr. IV. Haul Hicks 8t$J, Eddie Sinus 753. Aus- The undersigns,' i.soffering for sale that valuable tits L./Uphill 631. Sr. II 1.--11aivatl Call- fann in the Township of Cshor, e. being I a 11, Con. fes 7(11, Ross Wallis 687, John II(g:u th cession 7, containing one hundred a -res of first -lass trio, iP:t Essery 547, John White M. land, well fenced and drained. There as on the prow• „ rtes a (ranee house, a gels' barn, ,he+1, and other out. 1M :a x well Ilayllhitria 313:3, N01'111;111 Ilea- huildir eKa; ten a.•res flrst•ctass hard,'' .1 bu+h. an 111a1L Afinnie Bet t t't'ill, teacher. or. hand, two gotMI wells of water and other conven• ien.(s. Possession given in fall. For particular ! J11'nor• DepHt•tlnent. Jr. 111.-E1'a Apply to R. C. Et ANS, Baker, Earl Callfas, Roy Callfas, Ely - 474 Adelaide Well. neer %%'ilsnm,Hubels White, Edna Dav- i-arnica) ey'Flossie Davey, Bessie Anderson, \�illir• Alexander, Ilarr'y Windsor, Flossie Iorti11tore. Sr. II.-- Elva Brooks, Anthony %%'bite. Fred Fair - hall, Lloyd England, Fred Essery. Jr. 11.--11Irvan t'allfas, Everett Call- fas, Estella Neil, \Velli. Baker. \Vinson (?ulbeit. I't. II.-1)adeleine Haist, Matelot England, Hubert Neil, Tabella Hea110+n, Eddie Alexander, Mule•' El- liott, Vera Metz, Othella %1niz. Sr. Pa►t I. -Ethel Bowden, Ralph Wallis, Carry Davey. Jr Pt. I.--- Elsner Wil- son, At•thitr Robinson. George Hack- ney, Albert t Hackney. Dora Hackney. Maud Porter. teacher. A GOOD LINE OF TOOTH BRUSHES is alwayscat•ried in stock. %1'e have a large assortment for you to select from. Yon will be repaid if you call on us, and see for yourself the Tooth Brushes we are offering at prices that speak for themselves. CLEAN TEETH ARE ESSENTIAL TO HEALTH. This should not be neglected, or else you will find your teeth decaying. and si will be troubled with tooth -aches d other ills, due to neglect of this the duty. We have all other Toilet Articles tteually cat ried in a first-class store. Howey's Drug Store, Mr. Saxon Fitton is in Gnderich on the jury. Mts. Vale, of Exeter North, is visit- ing in London. Mrs. J. A. Munroe left \Vednesday to visit in Sarnia. Mrs. 'Wes. Snell has returned from a visit in Bayfield. Miss Cora Harness is spending a week in Woodham. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Shadd.lck were in L)ndon on Tuesday. Mr. Art. Wood, of London. spent Sunday at his home here. Miss %Vona, of London, visited friends in town over Sunday. Mrs. Mark Mitchell, of London, is visiting friends in town this week. Fred Bsw•den has bought a fine driver from 11r•. Jae. Beattie, of K irk - ton. Mrs. Geo. ('ntw'ill, of Kincardine, is visiting relatives in this neighbor- hood. Dr. Fred. and Mrs. Hackney, of Ezetera ,Mich.. are visiting friends in the neigh- borh old. Lieense inspector Ballantyne, of Seam th, ryas in town Tuesday on o 1 flcis ► duty. Mr. John hearing. i.f Flint, Mieh..is here attending the Inne•ral of his f.tth. er in Stephen. Frank Taylor, w } . is tec veting n i from i,uscelat rheumatism, is visit- ing in London. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lutz, of :Mont- real, are guests at the home of Mr. HAY FORKS AND SLINGS Get the old reliable P oo. S('HOOL Reten T. -The following is the report of S.S. No. 6, Ushorne, for the month of May. Names in order of merit: ---V.-- Cecil ('arum, Hazel Hagar, Olive Ber•rvhill: Sr. IV.--- Alntena Hey meet, Vera Washburn 1Villie Elford. Jr. IV.- Lida Hey- wood, Luna G.dhnit Mattie Hunter. Sr. 111. (Ai -Hubert Jones, Maty Cor- nish. ('Iarenr•t' Crete's': l Bi -Earl Johns Ray Fletcher. Sherwood Brock, Jr. Root. -Jr. 111. -John emery, Alex. Bet•ryhull. I.illis Godbolt. Sr. i1. Arnold Clerk, inn. Brock, Jennie serve nt I5-3 in favor) of the Stats. Campbell. Jr. 11. -Emma Heywood. Morulayevening the Centralia boys Part 1i.-AliceCreery. Part 1. -Hard. (elute back. t.nttcipating a walk over, wick Cot nish,InezCrt'ery,DiaCornish. hat we did it s0 "brown" they'll smell Di McDougall jj Teachers smoke fir six nom: hs. in a 5 innings Winona Howard j game the s'oro stood 17 0 in faro• ut the noes,' team. Dining the evening Grand Bend the Band favored us with several fine selections. The Levan boys are com- The work on the new hat bor and pier ing here nn Friday night to play. Our here Is still going ahead. %%h1•n con- boys ,u'e down to work and intend nections are made with this already Making it good showing. popular resort by the elects ie railways Its•:-(11'ENINo SAi.i-:.-(hir re -opening which seems to he not far oft, there is sale has been to us a source of great no doubt about the future success of gratification --so much so that we have this summer home. With the advent decided to extend the time for anuther of the new hartsu• there would no ten days. During this bargain sale we have met hundreds of our ()Id custo- mers and as many new ones, and we was one of the most successful pies ever held filen this section, nes every ratepayer and his family be present. .t prugrun which wits 1 pared by the teacher and others, ct sistin({ of readings, recitations, spec e, and singing, was remit -led on glminds and was a el edit to the s tion, and those who trained the chi ren. The music of the day was in successfully rendered by 11 r. G. 5 ton on his tpalrpipt's. The sports w tine, the! principal feature being t frit man's race. ►ion drew the pule a tics I tnKI In White Underwear. ch- tlie Ladies' White Cambric Drawers, that were 1,1_ =-"'• :1 pale fin* 21e. 5th.. a pair for 40e. ' ost :5e. :it L.• 71k•, 51st tit- 45c. :i:h• 75c, •' (ill,• ere - n1d Ladies' White Cambric held it to the lit -,t j1111 -ter• when he missed his footing :aid fell, land Pitt, j ems.' a skirt for 03 diiven by Joe, got in first The ice !„_' *IMO create was delicious and was served 8 $1•5) free to till, Since picnic day every one ( ------ -- is wishing Fred wind(' get up another.' picnie, if he could do is well as the last Ladies' White one. We hope we will all be udder his management another year and have it jolly good time. Crediton Owing to the illness of Rev. 11'ndel- 5011, there tvas no service in the lfeth- ()dist (thumb un Sunday evening. -.1. HJHoltzw:+n had the plate glass placed in his new brick block last week. -The Russian who has been working for R. Brown left for London last week. -Mr. Ane Welker, who fists seriously injur- ed by falling thither:. in 'f,-irlpner's barn last week, (00tinmes about the Sante.- Mrs. H,•nt'y Mot has returned from Bei lin. where she visited friends for• :1 few days. -Miss Durrington, of Exeter, visited Mr. and Mrs. CL'ulde Hlitett on Sunday. --A union Fur ester Picnic of Crediton, Dashwood and Ex- eter will be held at Grand Bend on June 22nd. All crone.--Ch:is.?.wirker's parrot has become quite it talker and speaks quite plainly fur a young bird. -C. Trick's new cement walk is fin - imbed. Conrad Kuhn did a splendid job.-Mr•s.Taylor has returned from Elkton, Mich., after visiting friends for some time. -W. II. Schmalz, of Berlin, tnansger of The Economical Mutual Fire Ins. Co., was in the vil- lage Friday. -J. H. Gainer, of New Liskeard, Ont.. is on a visit to his par. ('its and other friends here.- -Our citi- zens are getting in their• winter's sup• ply of coal. BASF:BALL- The past week has wit- nessed several hall games. On Friday thepast )nnedgaule: between the titans :utd•i ers took piaci% resulting in a Lutz's parents. doubt be a boat service with some American points, The pier and break - Mr. and Mrs. Levi Wainer, of Lon- water here will be a great boom to the know we have sent them away happy, en's Oshawa Track. do.n.•1 visited `i'ed friends in this neighbor- fishermen and will afford them just but there are many yet we have not met and it is to there we would like to speak a few words. We want every- body to share in tier re -opening bar. ain Salt` and it is tar this reason we Mr. and Mrs, Peter Frayne spent mer er residents is hooked for a, soon Ms have extended the tune, Now is the Sunday in Mit.he•11, the 'u.sts of I{ec tial ,bines nn hath sides of the time to have a bestirs to heart t+(lk with yourself if you want to shrove our big l+atgtains pull get value' for your mtnl- ey. Give us a call and he convinced. 5. Bnowi. the shelter that they have deeded tor Fut up in first-class'Vol'knlan- Mr. ,John Evans, who with his 8011 some time past. Alre.tdv alterations is building houses in London, spent are being made to sortie of the cottages ship, guaranteed to give Sit! il.ty here. and hotels, and a I trge influex of stun - entire satisfaction. b Leave Your Order at e/ Chariton'ti Fair, Exeter. CHARLTON Ceftin. � (' •RSON & ('ARLINI1, 11(RRISTEIts• c0LICL ton, Nota►ie., l'onserancrr•, Cominiwiloarres. McV...itore for 11lolaon! Rank, It-. ?gooey to Loan at lowest rat -.,.f intresst Oflk,., ash) a;rert, Es. ter, 1. r, Cast.ua. B.A., 1, Ii. Violent' MOICZY TO WAN, We here a large amount of private finds to loan to fare, and village propertlee st tow raters of ibter- ert. (1 .At'NAN ! STANBCRY, Barristers, i4 !kiton,Ifsin %t.. Exeter Ont LLOYD P. JONES 0,t*niat ind choir Natter rf the Trisitt Memorial (Yeah. Teacher -Piano. Organ, Vole, Harmony. Modern method.. Thi« -tetras Manitoba and Northwest Lands For Sale. The $a•kat.'hewan Valley A tianitnta La+.d t' -r* pe•:y, f: .1 , t.'rlre"t (And 1'nnipsnv on the• I...u, ;.oat eontrollin, entire Canadian Ycrthrrn Rails a, Land t;rant Two **Aloe Acre% -The rreun of the what tends at western t'aned4 Parties tarn hat. ing,•%, are gi.en until 1'1 June to %fleet (h, -it Fnr terms, etc.. apply to BRNBf3T RLLIOT, Agent. Exeter Wanted 101,/etc Ns. ineiels 1. al its throughout Canada to ease/11.e our ,i -'.'It taking up show . ail. on fret,, ft n 'ei, t'i 1 t. aril all . nnspintnua Ila ti. diatrih•aint ailed adverti•intr mallet (to+nntudnn t.atary Pena year er IM v a month and esp.na tt 'ay, Steady empinymega to .incl 'thins pi n bbbe lav net emir work forynu. No etpetitn,•e need. ed *rite ter tell part tee ra SAL1'1 $(BP((fNAL Co. London• ant. Canada Farm for Sale. One Hundred-A,te farm, I.ea !, I r`n 7 1 .!.sine Town•hip, second Int south or Eiin+. 1I., 11.e pr slyer. it of the unclensi n«t. Thi she.. is a 6nttta.. im- rro.ed farm, wen dra!re.t, with i+•nrt Tarte ?runt ',me. Neill turn. 7'n $ fest, Miring .r.M and h^a; ��.•�rrr: are Acre e>1 .'•hair, lU r'ee et swish prin. palls hantw..utl I'ot 1,1m• an•1 ot hit Parti• elan appi' to Jaate• He) •vd or John He' .nal, ia.v, ilk, r 0. and Mrs. Blown. fence. Mr. T. %V. Hawkshaw, of London, wits in town I''t'iday shaking hands wit h old friends. Several front the burg and vicinity Mrs. (1)1' ) McDowell, of l.istewell, attended the.tnnivers:uy Servi,:es at is visiting her mother., 11ts. Welsh Freewill on Sunday.- 1f reports are and other friends. correct the Ilallyntine Bios. Have the :Miss %Valrond and Miss Dorrington ctnttra(-t for ..0 eying the instils 'Wain Elim •isle Centralia 1WEnt,t:1) AT HENSALI- -On Tuesday of last week another of tem _young men ep .tit Satrnlity and Sunday with for the next four years. -The Town -joints] the great army of betted/cis. ft'iends in ('r•editen, ship grittier is being osed en our toads sVe left.: to Mr. J•anlcs %Vesl('y Hod - Miss Porterfield and Kiss Anderson. and making a Hist -.lass job. -The gins, our popular young blacksmith.1f li'..hell, were guests of 111s. Hairy Heenyw11 hits.alP offering then. tine who took, for better or forw•ot•se, Hiss Guild over timidity. farm of 1(51 arras for sale. --Mr. and %saes• Hennisv, daughter of Mr. Thos. 11iss Taylor, who has been MI/ sing Mrs. ('oulti, arrived blunt. on Friday !tennis's et f.ucan. The young eot- g last after a pleasant trip of nearly t wo ple drove to the Pt manse, :at the horue of J1 r. Win, Stitt haw, weeks tip among the roe•ks north of Hensel', where the ititetest 1ng rete - returned on Thursday to London. %Viarton. --A. E. Johns, of nor neigh- runny was perfuinted by the Rev. E. Mr. and Mu -s. Albert Hopper, of borhood, deserves e•re'tlit for the good Mcl. Smith. The bride wore a very (lintel]. were here this week attend- showing in his examinations at Tnron- pretty travelling suit and wits 0nat- ing the wedding of Miss Kate Atkin• to recently. Ile succeeded in raptor. tended. After the ceremony the hap - son. ing the 1W'rn. Muletck Scholarship In py couple drove to Exeter where a Methernatic and Physics in the second sutnptntnle ten was served at the home year Atte. of the gtoo11r's neither. Mrs. Hobert McFMlle. Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins ar- rived here the same evening and have settled dawn to the sterner realities of lite. 't'our corr'espondent's earnest wish is that the luring pair may lung enjoy to the full life's inestimable bles- sing --health. wealth and happiness. MP. I)8 niel l'nmghlin, whose home was destroyed Ity fire in McGillivray a few weeks ego, has moved with leis i family to our ba. g. We extend a hand in ( bat ham Monday, accompanied by platewh , hiswas pet fin toed by the "f welconu` to xuch Will citizens. - her neither. • plata., W. Andre»s. This being over Mr. Pat ('uttnin, who hits been in the i.ittle Miss Madeline Manz left Mon- and the hap}ty couple heal con- \othwest for the past few week*, re- lay to spend a year with her :runt in g'"Illeted, the coni;:fitly icp.iireil tit torsed bonne• Tuesday, lit. Iep'Its Buffalo. She was a(Contpanirtl by , 1he dining 1)110 whirr 14n e+petit'zina things nut% ing in the west. - Our boy's Mr. .to t Mt s. Staub, %vhu were retort►- supper w•a. ser ved, The 1, ids• i eceived went over to ('t,- iiten ort Mlntiae .r- ing here :a visit lieut.. M l'irge "m")14” "f of o.eful .in 1 curtly ening to play in game of hail with the Mum. M:u'y.lane 11"1 is, ane of Out'!gifts, whi••h testify to the high esu tetrMtary of th.+t phi -e. but were defeated. 111(1 :e-i.tt•tlt*I. left F"'"Ly fpr Landes• in which she is held try her Inane Cheer 0P bey.. arid try) ant In. k again. Rept i to tend a few Il•+)'h,pilnf t' friend'.. 'i 11•It 11 t'. atld 11r*. M111a1'd tit -illi(\ `IE ITII.—A very sudden inlay lerng tit•. to etij.,y ,t life •.f iwace death wren herr S8tnrda morn- s% to 'ars where she wi11 testae y » ith her daughter in fel tire. i tin Proenctily is the wish of their ing last, when lir. John Cochrane sue- { many Mrs. Albert itis'. tot and! rainy friends.cmtnl,t'd Froin what is supposed to heir family. 5t. angustine, \V;tevannsh; The fh'at Annun1 Sabbath School Ix•rn the' .deet 111 heart 1rnrthle. The ('onventiot of the township of Me- oil gentlrrn.tn, w'ho is alx,tlt 73 years des wit'!Ish) spent S itnrtlsy and Sun• l Gillivray, wee held in the Presbyter• of age has item living with his laugh• dHy with Mia. Johnston's.Pea parents, Me. I i;tn chinch, l.ietlry. The attendance ter, Mre. Andrisnn, here for about a +nd MI s. l'hi'. Perkins, and ashes'at Iwith afternoon and eveningaessinne yeer, and was enjoying his 11ea1M1 good telatites' was large. The delegstes were wel- health until the morning of hie death Mr.. Isa:ti' Ititwden, of Saskntn0n. I rimed Iry the Hew. r. GI Alain of when he arose early and proceeded to Sask., after an ahserte'e of two or three' Pat khill.• Among three who give the garden to do some light work, but years. is renewing act Iraintences �addtes*e. were Rev. It, J. Perkins, of not feeling well he snot retnrne•d and Mg,tin in town. at riving Wednesday. Exeter. Mr. E. A. Hardy, it. A., of went hack to Led. Some few hours She tins been visiting Ontario (tieuds! Toronto, and Mi. F. 11. HtItbv, of later hit denghtet went to (sill him for the past foist week*. 11.nran. The homes of the chinch when to her great Mad shocking ens - %I r. Eli Snell retnr'nt'd from Perry 1 people of lien, v were thrown open prise she fit ind her father deal. De - Station Seam -day to spend a week or to the vieiting iloI.•gatee end it vet y ceseed was a native of Scntlend and two with his family herr. Mr. smell re' oil and profltahle time was spent wes a tnen of good gnalitIeu send epnk• pe'rts exceedingly wet weather et !het ' together. The cnrnrmitter in charge en highly •'f by oil who knew him. plMce, en Wet, Indeed, that it it MI-, Ori. to ix' rongrstmlatesi on the sncceen Ile moved here from HFli.gi-. i, to moat iirlpx)s'ible to operate the stave 1 of this tlrat convention which will he where his body wss taken for inter - factory. mode Mn entitled meeting. nrent on Mnuday. Dr. 1,. 1.. Follick and Mise Mabel Follies, of St. Marys, spent the latter part of Inst week with their parent* ill town. McGillivray Mr. Bart. (lily and sister, Miss Ag- WEnntv(t. -- On Wednesd•ev bast the Kir, who have been residing here for home of Mr, and 31r'e. %Vine it, Dixon A, muriher of years, leave this week teas the went• of a pretty event, it lee - for 11,tiiiilton. where they will reside' ing the marriage of their daughter. fora time. Miss Sara Jane. to 31r. Ht•rhet•t Mol - Mr'•. 1 Re•v.I lfalutt, tvho has been lain. s prosy, tl is young fainter of the visiting her patents, Rev. Dr. and %Its, fit concession. The guests assenllled Ifsnnan, here, retnt•n+d to her home • in the parlor where the eel enmity took That were 14:1_IS1 :a $2.54, kilt sic. a pair for 05c. fMk. 118c $1.00 •• 75c Underskirts that were fur 8c 85c $1,75 $L15 a skirt for DSc 81,511 $1.18 Cambric Nightgowns and ('hemises nit 42.. :14k. lisle 5(k% s gotyn JI •. ''hat. 44 were f i)••, $100 $1.5) a gown for 7(k, 85c. 81.18 Ladies' corset Covers that were 25c ones for Zit: 1 31).: nncs for 25e j 35c ones for :;0 4542. " 35c ' trt)c " 4(k: dOc " 4:x2 75e ones for 60c 8c " 660 Popleatone &Gardiner One Boor north of Post Office. Clandebo ye. Mr. and tits. Taylor, of Parkhill, spent. Sunday at the home of Mrs. H. H.x)gins,-lien, Seale, of St. Marys. is !pending 7a few days in the village, - Urs. Harrison. after spending several days in the village, returned to her home in Soo St. Marie Monday. She was accompanied by her niece, Miss Ella Neil, who intends making that place her future hone,--8eseral of our citizens are taking in the races at Lon- don this week. -Messrs. B. Cunning- ham, of Khiva. and H. Wing. of Ship- ka, gave our totvri it flying visit Tues- day evening. --Mrs. T. H.xigins, after spending 80111e time in i,nndnn with her brother, returned horse Tuesday, --Mrs. Canning ie visiting friends at Gt:tnd Bend. - Mrs. M1:askett, still con- tinues ill. --Miss Olive Carter, of (Iran - ton, spent Solidity in the village. -Miss McCa imless, of !Norton, spent Snud..y With her cost 111, L iiia Hackett. Vin1'hellu'a miss Blanche Rook, accotlpnnied i,y her father, left Friday to visit friends in Rochester. 'They will remain two week.,---(icor'ge (i'xlholt paid friends in Arthur t flying visit last week. Explanation required George. -Geo. Miller, l er A (' e f.1t. 1n s brut n.. Mich., visit- ed his father and sister of this place, a few days last week. -Geo. Hey W1.1141 HMI son, Wesley, left last week for Iowa, where they intend spending a few weeks with friends and relittivey. --lfaster Leslie Robinson, while in London this week purchased two new buggies. Those requiring a nice -up -to date buggy cannot do better than give Leslie a call befoe purchasing else- whee. --It. Uelbridge returned Moe - day of last week. ;after spending a month with his sons In Manitoba arid locating his land which be tecently purchased fr'nul R. Pickard. -Dr. F. J. Hackney enol wife, of Lupton, Mich., called on 1). McDougall on Tuesday. 31r. Hackney is an old Hibbert boy and has so Gar Inatle a success of med- icine. He says that Cshorne is the king of townships for good roads anti cannot see how a man can be other- wise than happy in this countt'y. 013ATH8 DEA nistt,-tit Stephen, on June I2th, William Dearing, aged 74 yearn. ('s teti its t: -- in Centralia, on June 10, John ('uchrnne, aged abnnt 70 years HAYTI:It-in Stephen, on June 4, Min- nie 1f. Brown, beloved wife of John Hayter, aged 10 years, 7 months. ISA.4l• - In Leman, on June 13, Ida Ann Sweet, beloved wife of 1Vrn. Isaac, aged :#3 years, 2 months. 24 days. ('Agent* -fn Tuckersmith, on June 7, Annie 51. ('arnnch.ut, wife of John l'arnernn,,sagld 3l years, WJ months. BIRTHS PALMER-- In Hewed!, tin June 4, to Mr. and Mr's. T. Palmer, a sun. Rosa --In Nampa, Idaho, on June 4, to Dr. and Mrs. H. P. Ross, a daughter. MACDJ4 NALn- in Guelph, on June f), to Mr. and Mrs. E. A. MacDonald,a son. WAONER-Mn Hay, Town line, on June 8, to Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Wagner, a son, TORRANce-in McGillivray, con. 7, on June 6, to %fr. and Mts. Homer Tor- rance, a d,ulghter. G.vt.t.Atuliitt fn 11c(.illitray, Con, 3, on Jtute Lith, to lir, and Mrs. Daniel Gallagher, a daughter. Jugs•:.~ --in McGillivray, N,B., on June 10, to Mr. and Mt s. 'Wesley Jones, a 8011. Honors.- in Iliddttlplt, Con. 2, on Jane 11, to %1r•. and Mr•s. Chile. Hod- gins, a son. Fnr4TtCR.-in I'shorne, on June flth. to Mr. and Meir. Will. Foster, a soft. siARQiAOBs. Ctxlltn-AIItTIl—In Exeter North, nn June 8, by Rev, Win. Mat -tin, Ed, Ooo+nb to Miss Christina Airth,)x,th of Exeter, PIU IT ---A• elsesoe--in Exeter, on June 11, by Itev. 1(. J. M. Perkins, 11r. Wm. Pr out, of Victoria, B.C.. to plias Kate Atkinson, daughter of :Mrs. Jane .11kinson, of Exeter, MOI.LAItn-DtxoN-At the home of the bride's {patients, on June 7, by Rev. J. %V. Andrews, Herbert Mallard, to Miss Sarva ,lane, daughter of Mr. and Mu•s. Wnt. R. Dixon, of McGillivray. PE'rrvr'terer-1fcLg.tN-At the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Grieve, Park- hill, on June 7, by Rev. A Graham. Milton Pet 1%piece, of Sarnia, to :Miss Maggie McLean, of Parkhill. 11I.111 - SHAW -in ('Basun, on June 7, by Rev. Dr. Stewart, %V. J. Muir, of Port Elgin. to Miss May ('., young- est daughter of John Shaw, of Clin- ton. McDoru-tt.l. ('Ail.ivtl-At the home of the bride's parents, on June 7, by Rev. Davol. tri, Dr. McDougall, of Harrington, to Miss Alice, second daughter of P. (`apling, of Blake. IIsi tt -MANSos -At the home of the bride's mother, Goshen line, on Jttne 7, by Rev. Davidson, Allan Ester, to Miss Katie Manson. all of Stav,ley. Hol,rtlss - Bessie, -At the manse. Hensall, nn June 6, by Rev. E. .McL Smith, ,James Wesley (lodging, of Centralia, to Miss Mary Hennisy, of Limcan, Drt:ItARMy - DisNox)x--At St. Peter's church, Dr sail., on Tuesday, June A, by Rev, J. A. Loiselle, Oscar Du- charrlte,Jr.. to hiss (%elint, daughter of 11r, and Mrs. Alex. Denonlne, of Drysdale. SAMSON BRAND PORTLAND CEMENT tit\I"A. ftr\iffft- . `1 10 pp -0 WILL HAVE AN- OTHER CAR --IN FRIDAY Unequalled For Walls, Silos, Floors Walks, Etc. Tinsmithing, Furnace Work, Plumb- ing, Etc., at Lowest Prices. Heaman's Hardware & Stove Store.