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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1907-06-20, Page 511. Popular Goods for Now and the Best of the Season THE EXETER TIMES, JUNE2Oth 1007 Crediton DR, 1'. J. AleCUF•. MSMIIiI;R ON- TARIO COLLEGE 1'ltYSI01- sns and Su stone, Suosessor to Dr. E. A. Habit. Crediton. Out. Quarterly meeting (services wcro held in the Evangelical church fait Favored Worsteds 1 TROUSERS AND USSK YFR?R FAR lllIMER Saturday mid dunday. Bev. L. 11. Wagner. 1'. E. officiated.. Mr. and elle. Ewald and Gott. 2langnus left last Friday es venin; for lElkton, 'Mich., to attend the funeral of the fortuer's mother. The Annual picnic of tho 311cthodist Sunday school was held last Friday at %Iraud (fend. The weather was all that could be expected, hence n very pleasant titne was spent by everyone. Bev. E. A. Fear, of Exeter will oc- cupy the Pulpit of the. Evaneelicai church next Sunday night. The Stars of the villa.;o played a trien(1lY gains of baseball with the Exeter team at the latter'% t;rounds last 'Friday cvenin;. resulting in a victory for the Stare by the score ZA� of 118-1. The 1.O.F. excursion to -(lay ere - mimes to be a ,rand success. Many will ,avail 11 iitaelves of the cheap ' 1hs reales. ,psesoe whoo mhos. epei'arninoram,•nt aa A large number from this dee peopledwottad.orsots,o,a� lssosratar. trict attended tho circus at London tlrttbos:t Ant trytag Z1tnFpltt�l, wets )may on IManday. I good 0attse for regret alter•eea4 web a lieu. E. 11. Bean part in the nn�yOeii Luckiest as to what follows': Mr. Wm. C. Edwards, children's lay K'xercises at Zurich..' 1 .1).C.I1. Q.O.F., P. O. last Sendai. ! et.l.Ct.u.l.and P.P.O.A. Shephc a 0000f the The mayy Itcformers of this meet wy� eot�ay known renin t dey aer- towntglaip twill ho pleased to learn desfilgpcl�'iihiutolt►eot.isthero ,ttidDore that IM. Y. McLean has been nomin• le h1s toe letervtowed Mahornein Pelee t?Itw T ni the he .std les Jemmy of atcd no contest this riding for the net year 1 cut the m4Mle linger et as, last House of Commons at the /text el- 1 hat tea ety sal a oe stetson set in. Tho ('ction. We Rippe for M.Y. a large h..n4 wit h begs we lsod tin vote from this=etio,t. ! flame. Ieorier one of the lewllrrk doctors Miss Crissie Brown has returned . of romatoared for tw° remittal was tarsier h) -i from iChesley. where sits had hen vis• tile s wourxi {{f�oe no betters. and raw day ars enid, "Is.l wyr is t i ihlr I Mr. Geo. Either is "Slowly on the i beteared.' Th + wee not very pleasant nows, mai et timet time 4!.:=T lia w at from the These worsteds are in blues Audi fancymixtures,excel in t uality,beauty 1 It a pant hunter ants as and finish anything of their kind we! Is panting for pants base ever shown. We are offering He panteth panties Dome beautiful Until Its implants himself into one of those fashionable pants ordered Summer Suits for Sin atLJ, ti. IIOLTZMANN'S and upwards. A beautiful assortment to choose from. If there is a taste we can not suit, we have yet to know of it. le••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••N•M••••4�••••••••••• fl. MILLS, WOOD lflM• Men's fancy Print Shirts for 75c, 85c and$100, meet's stripe duck worklug Shirts for 75c each; all kinds of Straw Hats and fancy Straws for youths, boys and wens at right prices; children's fancy Sailors for 25c and 35c each; we have about 30 different patterns in muslin for dresses, colored, we are -clear- ing out at less than cost, regular 12c 15c and 20c goods, out they go at 10c yard, 10c ones to clear out. at 7c yard; we have a few pairs of those women,s ne button Shoes left yet, regular $1.50 and $1.75 you can have for $1.00 a pair; we keep the paint that is paint and is the best, the Sherwin-Williams and we have all colors in stock, buggy. wagon, oil stain and varnishes, also paint brushes all sizes. In seed we have I think the best, Bruce's and Steele Briggs, and they are all fresh new seeds this year, long Red Mangold, the Yellow Intermediate and the Sugar Beet, also all kinds of Turnip seed, and in the Grocery line we can fill your wants, we always buy the best and always buy the pure goods -10 lbs. Cornmeal for 25c.; 12 lbs. Oil Cake for 25c•• 10 lbs. Salts for 25c.; 4 pkgs. Corn Starch 25c.; 6 bars Bee Hive Soap 23c.; 10 bars O. K. Soap `2.5c.; Pure Maple Syrup $1.25 gallon; Highest prices cash or trade for Butters and Eggs; Potatoes for sale. A. MILLS, - Woodham. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• GENERAL STATEMENT The SovGrcIflll bdok 01 6dllad 31s4 May, 1907. .LIABILITIES. Notes of the bank in circulation ... Deposits not bearing interest ...$ 2.263,650 83 Deposits bearing interest t 11,737,564 61 Balances due to other banks in Canada ... Balances duo to agents in Great 'Britain ...... Balances flue to other banks in foreign 'countries Dividends /unpaid ,•, .Other liabilities ... . Capital paid up Valance of profit and loss carried forward ...... ASSETS Gold and (silver coin ••• .., ,.. $ 212,447 81 Dominion notes ... 1,181,491, 00 Depo=it with Dom. Govt. for security of note circulation Notes of and cheques on other hanks ....... Valances due from other banks in Canada ... Uovernment. bonds, municipal and other s=ecurities Call and short loans Other current loans and discounts ...... Past due bills (fully provided for)...... ... Ileal estate (other than bank premises) ... Bank premises and safes and office furniture Other assets $ 2.009,'350 00 14,001,215 49 118,487 30 1,618,788 72 1,706,832 16 3,928 50 8,313 59 '3,008,000 00 25,252 50 $22,522,168 31 $ 1,393,938 81 80.000 00 1,061,091 78 280,299 80 1,801,200 87 2,915,199c 55 7,531,730 91 14.458,778 00 .44.413 45 11,938 09 464,233 25 11.044 61 $22,522,168 31 A Blended Flour (of Ontario and Manitoba Wheat) Makes the WHITEST BREAD LIGHTEST BISCUITS TASTIEST PASTRY DAINTIES•I' CAKES BLENDED FLOURS are TWO flours in one. The famous Bread and Pastry making qualities of Ontario fall Wheat -are combined with Manitoba spring wheat, which adds strength and nutriment. BLENDED FLOURS are only the hest for all home baking ---they are also the MOST ECONO\iiCAL. They yield MORE bread, cake and pastry to the pound than any other Try it, and you wiil use no other. nisi. the sign ots Slnded Fie. "Made in Ontario" not Look (a whatever Yea &ay. t/. DOCTORS SAID MOT ARK SAVES A FAWNS 000 - FELLOW'S MOIR e Mow! lg two Ring for n few weeks. do wi this 11140(1•+. take it off It eau never mend and ave hope to sea him around agwstynliblethe,+w lIigai,dlnlLvnitloo,i A g:, in ro on. i extended right up 'Miami. 1 want to moo for. The 'Misses Lillie and Mabel Fah.- � otheitootoranrlWAS urlder th.4 treatiset,t for nor ,;pont n few clays in rl'arkhil(i some weeks. Ho thon told m.: that all he mall f do for the Wm. to cut o�'n the whole fl duriii aunt the past week visilin; their I andsoswtlethetx.rlo, whicLhe.iMbedtrs mole Jira. Hoffmann,I dleearietlthrouilhthe blood poisoning. I west 1Lis9 (wood. of Toronto. is visilin; awttothlnk wean I would twee the opera - per )>iste.r 'Mrs. 111'let t for n few tion,en,it»etafriondwho,hewNngtbedet,►i1. amid Try Zuni liuk before you have it taken weeks. ott1tI d1so, I betted elle Wound and appqlIleri To. -day is 'Civic holiday. Ontsi,l0 ¶�p 1 0ttho balm, and that night dot n little Mel, �ort „wrning etas tvosndd��► ilio of those Lakin; its the excursion to bleed M orn1n t tuxl Doty the Falls ,elle day will Probably be pus. That was is good si/rn, err werttosw tit spent by many at the river fishing tbse%ant-iruk. Ittaeomedtotoota.eltsiii,lalnaw while . many of tha boy'w s will (Tend {days d dnaway with ttw w %barb KIRKTON Mrs. ra, Win. Atkinson leaves today for Si visit 01111 bleeds in Detroit I and Jackson, Mich. Prior to Icavin; for their new Lowe at Old,,Alberto. Mr. \VIA. Ilaztewocd umet faintly were tender- ed it iCCCJ1i011 at the Linn-: of Jfr.; \', slier tllazlewood. Mr. llazlewoodI Giant Yellow Intermediate at ! 4e. per :1). ,nd this good etre Leis Ion; been! r. %dents of 0111• vi1L a arid stere i BI'uCo's White Seeding beet at 18e. per Ib. h ld rn tho hi;hest respect by every- one. Al he reception Many kind The celebrated �tt'el Bl'� 1 ('s' Jumbo Swede TI'rnip at 20e lb, words %vele spoken of thein and good o Jumbo SEEDS SEED A New Supply Just Arrived i at'ishc's for success in ihrir new home were 'freely ;hilt. Mr. ILizlewocd We have a Ilunit)er of straw hats of assorted sizes, was 'presented with :i purse of mon.'I re cv neat llarle•uoo'1 with a Willett we are sellin(r at 1)1'i';t's away below cost. \ie brooch. Defoe' learnt; the Louis int Kit kton ',as disposed of to ,Mrs.! Tho.;. 'Tufts. Ill. Hamilton, of Toren:0, preached! Ow nnni ve r5111 Cy F(-1•V1CCs ill t he 1 Presbyterian .church 1:►st Hund:►y. Bccau'0 our Charlie Irwin does not lay claim to havin; a physique of a 'herculean -oma think he can be tosses} around without any respect to 'his athletic :aspirations. One day last week Peter Barr doubted Charlie's Prowess as an athlete and proceeded Ito give him n to restliug match, catch as catch can rules to ;overs. This lavas what Charlie had been looking for for 8401110. time Lind in lees time than it takes to ,relate Peter was on his hack, with the re- doubtable Charlie 1;t:niaitl; 00 him. As frier injured one of his legs in the tussle a second bout was called off and the comedian of the 12th 114 now going around looking for any- one with the proverbial chip on his shoulder. A large crowd from 11.z:re intends going 'lo St. 'Marys to attend lite baseball games. Mr. J. 1). IlazIewoed last !week purchased Chas, Ilooper's farm at Whalen. Mr. tEd. Shier was in London last week on business. Miss Sarah Doupe left on Tuesday for Saskatoon. Sask. Mrs. W. If. Marshall at:$ Mrs - Carr, delegates to the Women's Mis- sionary convention held at Chatham returned home last %week. Dr. Campbell's broth' i' and sister of Toronto, were visitor, h•_•re Iast week. .Miss Campbell will " remain for some time. Some Berson or persons one night last week stole a roll of wire from in front of 'Mr. Moare'i store. The parties are known and it .would be the day at the hall Ig rounds. I had earnedthe hand, and Is a Idw wester' well to come in and settle before any Mrs.•lRor3ina 1'in);hejner is expect- timothorowas noeatrace ofthe wooed to tw aclion is taken. ed Lome to -ala after :t t *t'o avec kv) seen. To dew my4inger is at soegd a boll --�-- visit ;with herYdau liter, lTrs. it. `rh54r"e' had I riot n„ed 7.aro-9nk, I aAonld I'i10s get quick and certain relief 11515 1)800 n finger 1, os. I ld orae $bi L, Buxlahle, rat Hamilton. doctors teen and whoa [think of tho trifling from Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointment. B Mr. Ira Brown and hyclate spent 1 cost of Zam-Iluk l am alu,ved at Ito woodertul 1'leaee 11010 it is made alone tfor value. My experience shook! hof etT suffer- tr.da ' :with friends a, Zurich. ors, so Ido not mind onstwtl fneta." i COWARD & CO,, Winchelsea. Celebrated "Fox" If you need HINGES for your screen floors, we have thele, also hinges of all kinds. We are agents for the Scale Don't forget that we handle the hest paint in Canada barring none, The '`ARK BRAND" paint. W. MOORE - KIRKTON Sl y 1 f 1 t % t y ° "g+ �Pp les, and its asllon is positive and Mi. Ira Brott•n left on Monday What Zafn.Buk Csr+ea the north -vest, where he will rent'rin for two or t! lee mon :and if he is u For all poi.,onod wound.. chronic sores, pleased with the country will re- uitableboclta,b1Oeof to la►antk Is especially main there.hightree+k powers.defieda sore law One of the prettiest events of (lief alrolnuoentendsalva+,itiss'comferZara-Iiuk. certain. Itching, painful, ii)rotrud- in3 or blind .piles disappear like magic by its use. Large "tickle -cap. ped glass jars 511 cents. Sold by W. } 8. llowey. season 'took place at the home of Mr. C. Beaver on Wednesday, .Tune 19tH nt one o'clock, when his daugh- ter, Ileulah was married to Dr. J. W. Orme, of 'Centralia. Tito cern- lam-Btl'k al.io cures eczema. kch. scalp sorest, ringworms, blotches on Km faoo and body, chapped pewee. colt Rorie, piles and enlariged veins. As an embrocation it trues rhenbiatbsni and sciatica, and rubbed ower the chest relieves the tightness due to severe cold.. All stores and druggists sell et 30 ones a box. moray was performed 'by Rev. J. 11. or post boo hon, the Aim -Bak Co.. Toronto. (Orme. fallstr of the groom, (Insist. eboxes for e35o. 1 ed by Rev. J. W. Andrews, in the ! FREE BOX -Send ono ane stamp end I Presence of immediate relatives ant 115015 and ditto of this 1 friend'. The drawing room was de - paper and dainty sample box will bo malted coratcd 'tvitlt smilax 041(1 an arch of evergreens. The bride gowned in! � Mrs. Meritor. of New Hamburg. is white lace. over white silk, 'wearingvisiting her brother, Mr. Metthe e a white bridal veil with wreath of ! Weiner, for a few days. orange blossoms, and carrying ,a' A very exciti►i; game of baseball shower t)oneuet of bridal +.Arses, look• I *was '("Played tun the recreation ed ch'irmin3 as she entered the par- Yrowtds ou 1[onelay etenina last be - for supported by her esteemed father to the resile of the Weddin; march twcen the Stars and the lrreysteads of Duncrcath, resulting in a victory played by her sister 'Miss ,Vivian for the visiting team. score 2 to 4 Beaver. The (Pride was assisted by in a 9 innings game. The 1)r. she her 'sister ,Miss Ella }leaver, gowned is captain of the team showed the in avLi10 silk and carrying n bouquet 1i;ht kind of fighting qualities and of pink carnations. The groom was succeeded in 10placing tht' umpire assisted by Mr. Albert Stockwell, of its the 4th inning in the t.crsun of London. After 'tile ceremony was Mr. G. Anderson, of Exeter, who over Find ean;ralulatoins exten:led, esppsieei t0 be 014 the ,ground Lit the bridal Party sit 1104111 to 8 (Olin- the time and who gave the bee of ly luncheon. Dr. end. 'etr9. Orme satiatact ion to both teams. left on the cvenin; train from Ceti- Mrs. Samuel Bros 11 is attc):din3 tralia for a trip down tete St. Law- the wooden wedding anniversary of fur a few days, in St. ,Marys fora couple of weeks.. FOR OVER SIXTY Y EAItS AN OLD AND W ti.-TItrzD It*MKur.--5111, Window's Soothing 8rrup has beef, used for over sixty gears by millions of mothers tor tee it children while teething, with perfect ..acre's 1 tootnos lbs ohild. softens the gams, allays all torcares a. Id cunt. and to tee besteSoto Your Eyes Trouble You fur pato, arr swi it u pleasant to the remedy 13 by druggtsiu In every part of the world. 26 • canis a Douse. lie value !r incalculable. Be Then come to London and live a it of lasses N Y even numbered section of Dominion Lands eters and tame Mee Wtpelow's 80 'thine P• • Syrup and sea for no other kind. made that will wit you perfectly. Do not trust A Manitoba, 'askatchewan and Alberta, exexeptl Guaranteed under the Food and the care of your eyes to inesperienced opticians sand Z''• not reserved, msy to homesteaded Drugs /tat, June 30th 1900. Serial mid traveling (alis. w {.arson who is the head of a family, or any d . : 01 er 1y ) es n 01 age, to the extent'of one -q Number 1098. Our speeialuts lave mads the ears of eyes section of LT; acres, more or lees, th.ir speculty Cor oter l5 yeas, and every law Entp moat be mane is rwmally at the local prescribed by them is round in our ot4n tailors• ofllTte for the district )o e land is sitt That tired languid feeling and he homesteader is rte airedhie h thto rbrm thuaee. dull headache is very disagreeable tory, thereby insuring perfection and making ditioneconnected therewithtinder one of the toll Take two o[ Garter's Littlo Liver '°"lake' impossible. ins pane:- ,• Appointment b mail orphone 1877. (1) At least six months' residence upon and eel I ills before retiring, and ,you will y ration of the islet in each alar for threeycan. find relief. They never fail to de THE TAIT BROWN OPTICAL CO. (4) If the father Ior mother, if the father is �ea•e.l) of the homesteader resldee upon a farm in good. ETEBI(1QT SPECIALISTS. %sanity of toe land enteron for, the regiuremen'a --�--- 237 Dyad,. sort,* . . Le id... oat. to rea)rlen. a may be satisftnl by rich person reek II liNSAI.I. Den Daily 830 to 6.00. with the father or mother, t open Qrenings, Tuesday, Thursday and Seturdtl/, (31 if the s►ttlerhes his sigh in ant residence u JI r. Itoland Cudmoro has CDrtlplel- 7.30 to 10.00. fsrmintt land owr,el h) him in thecicinily of ed !ilia brick work o[ hj9 new .boas( homestead, the requirements u to resldence n he satisfied by residence ul.on the said land. 0(1 1Rjct mond St. ; Six months notice in writing should 1* given Mr. A. Brant, wife and family, to 'Excicr Main Street church. the Cotnrnlstoncr of I'omiuion lands at Ottawa drove Ito Apse Craig on Saturday to Mr. Garnet Case has disllo9(:l 0[ imentiontoapplyfor),ittenr, spend a few days. his 'driver to Mr. Garnet Webber for I w, w, ("1(1'• Meet Ethel Mut dock, of London, a handwrite num. deputy of the 31i,.is4er of the Interior. is visiting under the parental ,roof N. n,-Cnauthorlrr,l pnI lir•atIon of this s.ltertb� 1 Mrs. P. Melville is visitin; her Fon - men will not ht paid for Choice Turnip Seed The following kin Is in packages at 20 cente :a pound from the Steele Briggs Seed Company Limited. I. Evans Improved Ontario. 1I. Perfecticn. 111. Good Luck. IV. Select Purple Top. V. Jumbo. Vi. halls Westbury. VII. Kangaroo. Screen door at $1.110 and $1.2.5. Screen windows at 25c. Nice White and Brass Curtain Poles at 15e. Store closes at 7.30 every Tuesday evening. . W. F. BEAVERS, Farquha a Srnopls ofOMESTnAD the CoAodiell Noilh W I[RSIOL'LATIONS. ranee (lo 'Montreal. and on their re- her sister, Mie. Kneclitel, of Il; r Its Dr. Cawthorpe has taken the brae- Mr. Peter Moir, of U9borne has turn twill reside at Centralia, where this week. • lice of Dr. Campbell, of 'Lunch, for purchased the re9idenco. of Mrs. 81- the tar. 'has a lucrative (practice. .\1js9 Farrow, of Gcdnrielt, is at few ,weeks, while the latter fa der on Queen St. and purpose% ntov- Mrs. Orme'+ ;ping away gown was spendin; a few days In the villaao of /brown chiffon broadcloth, w'ittt ' renewing acquaintances. hat to match. The 'groom's gift to Mr. J. E. Tow inspected the pule the tbride was a ,gold crescent pct lie 8(11)001 Wedn(s'tay .and found with Ipear)9. to the bridesmaid, a everything in .good shape. 701(1 Socket and to the groomsman. Mrs. Chas. Kingsley left \Vednes. a pair of ';old cuff links. The many day moraine for an extended visit Presents bestowed on 111,^. youn; retiree were costly 1*nd useful and evidence dhe high esteem in 'which they me held by their many frien:i,. The Time, extends hearty coneratu- latime; to Dr. and Mrs. Or MO. d11'. Willktm Ruby, of 1)a,hwoed. A very pretty' .Tune wcdilin; was Was visiline friends in Exeter syn .olemnize(1 on Tuesday June 18tH at Sunday. 2 o'clock at the home of the bride's Parents. when Miss Emma. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ,Tohn F. Brown svaa married to 'Mr. Pero! tithable. of Sarnia. The ceremony av:ri ;•erform ed by Rev. •Mr. Bean. Pastor of .the Evanzrlical church in the presence of n number of invited :guests. The 1x11190. 1was l,cauti(1111y decorated for the occasion, tit' decorations being an abundance o! flowers, with a lar;(' 'hoop encircled wit11 blue and white laming from the ceiling. t'n• d •r this the ceremony was performed. The bride daintily zowned in %t•hite I'0rsian lawn. trimmed with Vene• liar rice and insertion and carry• to the Niagara district visiting rel- atives and friends. Dashwood ins n bouquet of brill 11 roe'%, looked • char-mineitsshe entered Ili" parlor to the ;•train% of the iveddin; march played by 'Miss Marie Mor - lock, and !canine on the arm of her father alio Pr: rented her to the groom. 9h•• 'was supported by Miss C. Tfraun, who was zow sed in Indian of Perth, Lanark CO.. 3r,' the izuest9 lawn. or.'r 114)1^ and cirriod a bou• of 'their friend Miss Myrtle M.td;e. quit 11f *white carnations. Miss Myr• 'Thames Utoatl• 110 7 'u =oft nieM of I IM livid'. •Ire..r- Jfr. A. 8. Johns. 44044 of Mr. I. rd in white silk made a very chArm- \1'. .lobus Lr, comrle,ld Kt most in; flown ;ziii. Mr. \Vin. Drrlinz, sncceasful course at Toronto Univxer• of Il"insloy. assisted the zroom. A[- verily, r•lan(1107 (illi in his rias. trr 1►r crrcrn0ny ca dainty wed.linz 9 and ttiunitr; the Gold Medal. dinner awl serre.l after which Mr. i Quite n number of our people .It. ''nes !Mrs. leinei1t loft on the train tend'iI rt 1►e anniversary services at far •Toronto, Nis zea and 'ih'orr•'- 1 town. niter * incl: 4hey will zo In Kirk ton on Sunday la.t ana listen- , ^ ed tin very instructive sermon., de.+Santis 10 reside. The bri+la's zein; a livered by Rev. 1'. 1ittnilton, of \'C4. away )Iotwft Waft of black taffet t silk 1 tort. with white h -*t. The Presents hes- h 11 r. Arthur ('am tb'll i• • towed etpon Mr. tan l \ire. Humbler 1 P'ndin , were nnm(•rnus, 50st(ly and uaefnl, 0 0 feat• stays w'ilti friend% in London. ah0twinz'in 1 digr-4'4' the 417e e,tieem liias . i_env Turnbull, Mins Helen in %x eel, Ihav are h^l l Guest• wore Monteith And Mr.. Fletcher have t present .fr.'m New fork, Milvorton successfully completed the 'tie -where' And otter Pi ares. The Times joins Iraining course, They received their with the many friends in cxtcn'tinz diploma, fast meek. eonzrahtlationa. TII HEN ROAD The Annual Picnic of 8. S. No. 2. ['Thorne. (s an event that is looted forward Ito with a ercat deal of an- ticipation by the youn; element of the action and is thoroughly en- joyed by the older people. The pic- nic ;s 1t01d in the beautiful 'grove of 'i i't 1. lIuttkin. whet- "very 'tr. ranzement (s made far 1 toed lime. Our hizhly respected teacher, Miss Je�.ie Hamilton. is Peep-trinz lin ex- cellent 1'rozraln of sport., for her pupils. Besides flt.,,e ;, baseball snitch between Dublin and Farquhar 184 11n -int arranged. There sill Ir plenty of edible. for everyone. hon't tad \n Lo r•t hand 'fhe'it40 i4 Fri•, 4r Juno 281h. /Alga Annie M. licintoshl of Moth• j ,f•rn'elI, and Mises Winnifrcil Spalding IlhL46.1halia_'ess I Mrs. l'ol)c, of liens -111, was visit- in; at Jolsrt Gr•aybeils on Sunday. Mr. Oliver GI aylreil has retuieted home after visit in; friends in Ifadaxe. Mr. and Mrs. Kellern►ann, of Dash- wood, were visiting friends in ✓14- rich, on 811nday. etre, D.►via and her son Gordon nee visilin; ft iend.4 in Lon lore. Mr. and Mr.. 11..1. Nichol, of illick- son, visited friends in our villa 7e Ode week. A entsiber (rout iit're al tended chil- dreu', 117ty services 111 the 8van;01- ical Church Zurich, on Sundry. The trustees are busy this week '0111113 down cement :sidewalks. The .\lisams 1'1141 .11141 Lillie liar t.• up'cnl sSnnd ty 11 it h friends al )hake. '.tr. .lar. 1':iall left Liu Monday mornin; foe 11 un11ton and Toronto on 'business. The Sunday School of (h_' Luther- an Church will picnic at the Bend to day. Cl'hurda)). Our civic holiday vv ill be on the 25th 01 June. 1'ucadiy. On that day the children of our public school with their portents will picnic at the Brett. 11i.84. May Iloelgin., of the tHst of leohen visited over Sunday at 4ha tome of Mr. and Mr+. Ehlers. ll r. John Stephens lost a valuable wire last week. The animal mad: 11 -itt erupt to jump a wire fl'nwo rid Sri .lain; -n ,Set tangled in dhe op wires falling on her head ant reakin; 11(44' nen. 'I lie Iror.ee WAq 310 of a matched tears for .which \Ir. St.plrene was offered over $100. vilrsT R=ill. sears tl. TM RW tae Mate *!! 7$ IV! &Paw of akin; 11its Itolld:tys. ing into it very shortly. Mr. McKroskir, of Lucknow, has A large number from here visited ; e Zt taken the position in the Clolsotes the 8eaforlh Maces this week and re• Bank vacated by Mr. C. Dyer. Mort 0 ;sod time. Mr. A. II. Arnold left on Saturday Rev. !David Wren will occupy the 1 Kl d v► it his latents in Buffalo for a pulpit of the 'Methodist church on ���� to couple of weeks. 8110411)' next. Messrs. l'ink11cy and ,runes vile• Thos" interested sin tit^ 1(0119111 Weak Etdneys, surely Dotbtto weak ' ed in Seaforlh over Sundad y, t%niOn CentcicrY asci on \V0dn0sdAy lfer►es. The 1Kldneys likes a Heart est Dr• Smith, of .\Blebs;:,n, is NPetid• for 'the purpo's0 of 111101;htcnin3 up AWtoach,604 their wesknees, trot la the in; a few days (he '%hart alt his the mon)1n►er►t1 and otherwise im• father itself, but in the nerves that eootrol and Jt r. Alex. Smith. I proving elle grounds. Mrs. Joseph 11o43arlh ',du riled to The Illy -law rosllcctin; the h••^rd• and strengthen them. Pr.9lwotes ReskvrstltRIP Senforth niter e a'ndin a collide of II medicine .ryes,tslly prepared to reads 1 3in; or pasturing of the village cotwq weeks meth friends to town. ' eanle 111 force ori Monday morale;. btotillltng is s t of$t tbeYfQpsys Rev. E. le 'eta,. Srnilh returned on Mrs. A. \[eF:,Its, of Lne:►n, i9 vi,. Wei). e. It is t waste (d ms. sod of=mom Saturday dram 'Montreal. rein; relatives in town this week. well" -a, T1re many friends of Mr. James Mr. Cha% Dick late of New Mar• I! your tack aches or 11 week. 1f els 111 Sutherland will be plca9ed In hearwields,orioto(he steal..ItToo have melleelle 1 kat i9 horns' fora few di) a visitin; odBrlghLorother distressing or d5ngerps»>l�. that be a itlll►•`'9ew•hat recovered from • bis *mother prior to learnt; for Itri• ! owmaws. trrDr. shooallaystotWr••motltlw tisk colurnhia. i tbor s see what Me ase Cook Bros, are 4141, heck searing, 11 r. 1'riO.t, of Columbus, Ohio. left bb[etsfayoa DtrttptstLiquid-snre(om4asod sad a cement floor in (1,(' Lasen,ent of on Friday. last after nl'4n'linz a their Inuits, and are otherwiseenakin; ; month visiting his sister. Mix. flask. improvement,. JI r. and Mrs. Uavid Dew tion' in M(.9r. Wcismiller sand Jl44rdock u t u• ► 9on stand. infant child. Mr. Earle Zn^fle, of Seaforth vis- . , Jlr. Albert K11►,or, of S:u'ni.i, rr.• o'clock et the r 9idence of Mr. And turned 4)Inlne on Friday after visit • Mi.. Win. Niefongail when their in; this parents for it Canto, din eller. 'itis. Annie fipple teas!hstorativo Jt r. •McDmicll .;ave Clutton a visit nested in marriage to \t r. Nelson � 0,44:0114,1:1114/1::::,),I, n Hu n4 ,Y• Iflatchford of this town. The, sere - W. Mr. nn41 1\1x4. 'Phos. i14!!?rtn.an molly Wa 4 performed by Rev. E. F. W. S. IIUWEY, visitrd frie'n'I, in Sea forth over titin- Mel.. smith in the prcesence of a day. lar,r' number eif invited 7ncstq. The 1 1 will mail you frog) to ore enerie Jlr'. V. C. llcDmiell visited In 1ap:'y couple left on the cvenin;, samples of ray 4)r, Shoopps' Resttoora♦ Clinton 'for a few (Ilya 4a.t weele trai:i for Nia;ara And other points. tive, rind my hook nn either 1)y.lrer. Mr. W. Layton, of llruccficld spent Blindly in 104%. ft. Mr. William Clie.atiey'. n! So:lforth, spent timidly the ;nest of his bro• 41)05 .tan, s. Mr. Stc(iow1n and family, late of Glasgow, Scotland, have moved into the 'residence vacated by hiss liar• not lit• c,ir,0 ter k Stomach to vey on Queen St. in 'Hamilton on Saturday last- (-U,r� inside rr'rrr.-mean ltOmacb Mr. Harry Tn;rant epenl 8und,y Mr. and Mr•. Vrnneton left en w0ak11os4 al*r.ay.. And the Ileatte in Clinton retire lite old ae:taint in- Monday nfternoon for their future and Kidncy9 an well, have their eon. eel. home in i'alm•r.ton. The bort wish• trollin; or insitl'' nerves. !Weaken A number from hero intend tak• e9 of etre i 'ople ala exten.ted with these nerves anal you inevitably havo in; in the 1. O. O. F. excursion% to them. weak vital nr;a4u. Here is Weber* Nla earl on Friday. Rev. 'Mr. Ming from the West 1►r. Hl,o(►ii'. Restorative Ass mad* Owing to Ilie te•arrangement of who preached here Sabbath last tea, il. fame. No other rcrrtedy• ever the Methodist circuits 111 iliig tine well diked both nt morning 'service elairna to treat (tut •'inside nereeq,'• trice, 4feneali will be left without and nt the 0t'rnin; C. E. meeting. Alen for blortlin;. biliousness. Dad Any nutaidr appointment. )lill.zro0n Mr. and Mr.. Park Attended the hrrvith or entree' •5 ,,, use Dr Khoop's formerly on (h' feippen circuit will eightieth Ilrthday of Mr. Urquhart, iteatorativo, write 110 4o-(tsy for h0 (lose(' and Sexsnlith will be plat- Fullartoti, (efonday h'e• 'sample and free hp Dr. Sheep. ed on that eirrni( while Betties -le 0. formerly nn the il0natll eirenit ;pea RI'f�CRiBE ?OR TUP, TiMES. Rarin., Wig, The ttesteratirre Is sold by W. R. ilewey. $xrt(r on TUOaday atfenrl,n; tl.) o,cned'up the new ,lore on 'Monday' funeral of btr. and Mrs. W. V:1k'qP. A gale. .,Lit pretty tted•hn' took sled Iles,s'IU over Sunday. , user o,r Tuesday afternoon atr. Shoop pia, The Heart or .The Kidneys. CRObTARTY Troubles of the Stomach, Heart or Kidneys are merely ftymptoms of rs deeper ailment. Don't make the Miss Mer.Art Wilson, of Str.it• common error of elastin; eympomr• ford. is engngeal as clerk in Mr. An• ! only. 8ymptnm treatment Ie Rreata drews f t r t (• t or. n prcq.n . ' in; the retnit of your ailment, and Mrs. Tuffor4 return^d to her home t nerve.