HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1900-7-26, Page 1TWENTY SEVENTH YEAR NO, 46.
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EXETER!!
NT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 26t]
1000
11.1311 !flWII? & SON
BIOS OLOTtiIN S11
For two weeks we will give you, 15 per cent discount on all lines of Meal's and Bo '$ Ready
made Clothing. A large stock to select from
'FOOTS AND SHOES
thi Saturday, July 21st, we will give you
10an shoe in this
per cent. discount'on
oe
house, Remember for the day only,
STRAW OODSS
Ladies' Children's and Men's straw hats,
i1 5,
regular $1,•75c and 50c your choice on front
-table, 37e.
SHIRT WAISTS
Plain white Linen Lawn and fancy stripe
regular 75e and 50e, clearing at 39e.
French Madras Cloth in fancy strip
ery swell) also a few with white yoke, reg
ular $1 on second table clearing at 75e.
TO Tf E FfiR.M E R.6
It may be to your interest to call on us for prices. Renielnber we handle
PLYMOUTH T
the best in the market
IN OILS. (Extra Quality). Binding ^G•loves Hal" est tools and L'llaehine Repair
l! LO uu EC 1i PRIO58
M t
or
ON
M itchell
Butere,-Richard Babb, 'from Mica -
go, is
Jhicago,is back Home fromhis summerholidacys.-.September 20 and 27 will be
the fair daye in Mitchell.-- The Town.
Council field a special meetingMonday
night. They atppointed hursday,
August 10, as. Civic Holiday,-J•arues
t a e
•
Neil, from Hamilton, a ¢hart seeing
• his mother, who is seriously i1. Ow-
ing to !ler great age there isnot much
Trope of recovery. --Death has taken
away another of our citizens in the
W_rime allied Pauline, wife of Peter
addell, flied on . Tuesday morning
After a lingering illness.
1....
Staffa
Bltini.s.-Mrs, Robert Barr,Algoma,
is spending a holiday with her mother,
Mrs. Wm. SVorden, sr. -Our village
•still continues to grow. Miss .Kate
Oliver is preparing for the erection of
.a fine new brick residence. -leis. F. D.
Hutchison is spending a few days with.
her parents in Mitchell, Mr. and !sirs.
Richard Babb. Rev, Mr. Henderson
preached sin tbe Methodist church on
:unday evening last. -T. A. Hawkins,
of Brussels, was around _calling on his
friends -last week. -A terrific hail
storm followed by rain, thunder and
lightning took place on Wednesday
;afternoon last. The hail was the big-
gest ever seen, but no serious damage
was done except a number of broken,
windows. -The farmers are busy cut-
ting,hay and fall wheat. -Berry pick-
-ng is the order of the day.
DISCOVERED BY A WOMAN.
Another great discovery has been
;,made, and that too, by a lady iu this
,country: "Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she with
-stood its severest tests,• but her vital
organs were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months.
she coughed incessantly, and could not
asleep. She finally discovered a way to
recovery, by purchasing of us a bottle
of Dr. King's New Discovery for Con-
-gumption, and was so much relieved
on taking first dose, that she slept all
night ; and with two bottles, has been
„absolutely cured.' Her name is Mrs.
Luther Lutz." Thus writes W. C.
Hamrick • & Co., of Shelby, N. C.
,Sold by all Druggists at 50 cents and
.$1.00. Every bottle guaranteed.
Seafierth,
Bitxlabaa.-^-x3. severe storm occurred
here about three o'clock Thureday
afternoon, although of short duration.
The hail which was the heaviest seen
around here for some time, together
with the high svindenade it impossible
to see even the shortest )distance. --•L.
S. Dick, 'union clerk in the Canadian
Bank of oumerce has again connt
,
cod his duties after
a three week.: vat-
cation. --Miss Aahbson left Kippen
Mouday for 11Sanitoba.---David Forbes
ot Stratford, is the guest of his uncle.
Arthur Forbes. The Misses Mullett,
of Galt are the guests of their uncle
S. Mullett. Before returning home
they wilt also visit in Clinton and
Coderich.--Although up .serious data -
age was done by the terrible storm,
Tuesday, several, trees suffered, and
the front rart of the machine shop of
0. 0. Wilson wits blown out. -Misses
Edna and Elmo. Ferguson, of Strat-
ford,
trat ford, are the guests of Mrs. Smith. -
Mrs. Taylor has returned to Hamilton
after a short visit to her mother, Mrs.
Snell, Xinburn,-Bliss Colter is visit-
ing Mrs. (Dr.) Bethune. -Gordon Har -
and, of Toronto, is a guest of William
Schtater.--Miss .Bates is the guest of
Mrs. (Dr.)Bethtine.
The East Nissouei: council has re-
ceived a letter from Barrister J'. NV.
Graham, of St. Marys, giving notice of
his intention to bring action on behalf
of Geo. Spearin, for injuries to his
horse in the snow banks of the town-
ship during the thaw on 3rd April.
t Mrs. Walsh, who has been a rest
dent of Clinton for a score of years
died ou 'J'ui
y 15, aged.80 years She
was the widow of the late Stephen
Walsh, who kept store in Bervie,Bruce
County, and later moved to Hensall.
Twenty years ago they took up their
residence in Clinton.
EATING AND SLEEPING.
Food supplies the substance for re-
pairing the wastes of the body, and
gives strength. Sleep affords the op-
portunity for these repairs to be made.
Both are necessary to health, If you
can't eat and sleep, take Hood's
Sarsaparilla. It creates a good appetite
and tones the digestive` organs, and
it gives the sweet, restful. sleep of
childhood. Be sure to get Hood's.
Biliousness is cured by Hood's Pills.
25c.
Giving
mr,?1up- sjn .
L[JFtRNO
OUT S.ftLE
Boots & Shoes
Harness, Trunks,
1
"Whi s Robes, Express Wagons, . Baby Carriages and ever -
.pa P g : ' Y
thinct in the large and well assorted `stock.
in
1 disposed Hav os dol
f n business to R. I
• of
g p. YSweet,
:Dunnville. who takesossossion
P
ABOUT SEPTEMBE
1ST. ,
1 will hold aclearing outt sale of the abovelives until that
date.•
Everything will b
eoffered at and raider
cost in order
stock and
rice the those in walit f anything
to f'edo in lay line
Y2vil1 do well' to, take advantage of this Bargain Sale.
#rye:Mm`G'itr.„ .{/, i?yk J•.w.i?:;'s.
ldstatsall,
Q. J.Suttierland, Seaters. Public. Canvc,
ewer, Commissioner, ,Fire Insurance agent
And Is- urerof AtarriaseT censer. 1.egal.doon
meets carefully drawn at reasonable rates.
:.tiottey to loan on real: estate at low rates ot In-
terest. Office at the Arit ofUco,1 nal%
. T. D. COOKD.
(Late with Carrow & Prou,lfootl iiarristcr
Solioltor, Notary Public. Hensall, Ont,
est A. T . 5., D. A, seller . A D. B..I%nor Csradu-
ateotZoronto University. Dentists. Tooth
e:atraetea without_ nraain or bail effects. Office
in Petty'a Block, Kansan. At Zurich every
Monday commencing Mav3Oth,
{ J'uly Shirt Waist Sale no on. Don't
miss it. SMITH Biros. CO., Hensall.
Mrs. Brooks accompanied by her son
James, of Montreal, is here visiting
• her sister, !sirs. Melville. -Miss Canip-
bell, of Chicago, is visiting Ler cousins
Mrs. L, Harold and Mrs. A. Murdock.
-Rev. Mr. Pen hall, Brussels, conduct-
ed services in, the Methodist church on
Sunday last in the absence of the pas-
tor on a holiday, -C.... Redmond and
Thos. F. Ayer were in Forest during
the past week, --Miss Garden has re-
turned to her home in Stratford after
a pleasant visit here, -Dr. Mac.
diarntid spent a few well-earned holi-
days this k ' -ti f ' d
Watford and Forest. -- The annual day afternoon at the residence of J td
by his son. G. Bruce Gordon. Mr,
'i'aiper, the former proprietor is said
to be goingto Ileusa% IIe claims to
have lost is ale There are a great
many unpaid debts. .chiefly local. It
is understood that the board of license
commissions svifl be asked to exercise
the power they possess of withholding
a transfer ot the license unfit the local
debts have been Reich -The Misses
Moir, of Toronto, (formerly of St -
Marys,) are visitingg relativeshere.---
Miss (Hannah. macs Miss Lewis, of
London, are theguests of Alrs. Swan.
-Mr. Lewis, of aimerston, who was
here during the past week as a book
agent, leaves here this week for 1 x-
eters
Kew Coax..-R•During July and Au-
gust we will give one Ice Cream ticket
with every dollar purchase.
Sturm !linos, Co., IUensalf.
Crolniarty,
Bniere.*•-•Mee. 1". ! . Hamilton arrive
ed Itoine Monday after a few days vis-
iting at Chatham and other points. -
W. W. Th.n1pscn, of Gampbeilford,
formerly a tender here, spent a few
+lave renewiu old acquaintances, be-
ing of a, genialnature he has many
friends ,Isere who are ilwaays glad to
se' hits again. The carpenters eri',
now busy at Geo, Wilson's barn. -Mrs
Perkins, of Cliinelhurst, is sewing at
present in our burg. -Mr. Btnrgess.
photographer of 3iitebell, was around
Monday taking a few snap shots art
ane buildings and people of our
village. -•--Mr, and i1Ixs. R. P. i'ahyte,of
Stratford, spent Sunday with Mrs.
is byte's parents, 3Ir. and ,Sirs. T.
tt.
Zion.
Bore .-Don't forget to come to
League on. Friday night and .hear Mr.
Stewart and enjoy the treat of the
eason, 31r. Stewart is a nice speaker.
Everybody welcome. Collection at
close.-Mrtseaa Vnna and May Pearson,
of London. spent, .i few days with
friends in this vicinity. John Peart
hi under the weather at present, -
Richard Jones has returned from the
lV ortlxwest and reports that he is not
too well plertsed with it. Ile Wats so
much taken up with his trip than he
forgot to get off the train and went
through to > ensall for a short cut.- -
The farmers arts getting along nicely
with the harvest, fall wheat all cut
and Barley nearly, Fall wheat is a.
a fair cro , some rather light straw.
but well tilled will yield well to the
straw, no rust. Barley very heavy
crop, considerable of it lodged. Oats
good. There is considerable- smut in
the oats. Peas promises to be good.
Berry picking is the order of the
day with the ladies. --A Tuan from the
west rather atdc'tnced in age with a
brand new carriage drove over to Zion
on Sunday evening in search of a
pretty young guide but disappoint -
meet crowned his pathway. It is
very .discouraging for him no doubt.
Never mind, if you do not first suc-
ceed try and try again.
t edigfon
;British
he lloui of Conmmotnms, estimates; i the t-
ss%tat-,
BMxr,WS, The frequent showers of ed b the prolongation of the 'Mir in
Iate have more or less interfered with South Africa, amount to X41,500.000;
making a total of X31.500,000 voted for
this purpose, and bringing the total I
army
Fsti a ,
to a' upto1.:70,200-,,158.
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spare hands are employed either pick v Thas. Crews died. veru sudden 1
the wheat harvest, Oats are turning
rapidly -Masons have returned to U.
Beavers new- block and aro rapidly
pushing forward the work --All. 0
lana berries or pulling flax, both of fly et, his horse in London on July 22, : A Ertl! range caf's.nirnerg; a0
winch occupations are in full swing at
present, -Vivian Beaver is spending
her vacation witit friends in Clinton, --
Rev, Jana_ ,hussar and family are spend,
ing this week with his rntiter nom'
London. Mrs, Hussar will spend a
couple of weeks with her parent. in
Essex before returuiug.-.Clark's bluek
has received Or new coat of paint which
Etas added rnueh to its appearance. -
Mr. and 3i'rs Bloomfield have returned
to their home here after spending
of their vacation with friends in
dori,-.Tiara Coughlin. sr., fell from
hr,,ain mow' on Monday Lust liglitin
eavily on leis aaliouldatr. Her broke his
a ollar bone, which will lay hint up for
come weeks doubtless. -Miss In.:t, HITT,
of Clinton, is visiting; this week with
leer aunt Mas, Rivers. --'\'Bart, I.,ewis,s
acid family are caarepipg at Grand. Bend
this week.. There seems to 31e an epi-
denile of headaches and had stanna.ehs
around here these dies, doubtless dale
to the weather;-•Quart.erly meeting
services will he held in M. E, church
next Sunday inotnin and in the evetx-
nig there will be held a song services,
which will doubtless prove interesting.
:A. friendly game of base -ball was
played on our diamond °on Thairsday
afternoon last between the Mt. Camel
Shamrock aid. our home team, Score BA=LD CONCERT.
lis -S in favor of the :lacy l team. It gip x Rb xaN i vc, JULY la,
'cocoa good game.
al, the age of 8.0 years. He came to' eluding fame . insertions
this cov }' sal much to
country from England in tbe year ;demand,
18fO and settled in Goderieh, where „
lie lived for five years, of eiatin g fre- KN GLISI.1 I'RI .TS. A full and coni-
gnentiy as aifr local preacher during' plete r{age of DRY GOODS, •
the ministry of the i4lethodise church, " rn replete an every line and always
that time in the year I I, entering .. Also our GROCERY STOCK
Ile ieaaves two sons, Rev, A. C. Crews, fresh.
l of Toronto general secretory of Eps p
worth Leagues in Canada. and Rev.
H. W Crewe M. A,. pastor of ten IT IS OT ESOL"GS.--`°Tia3t We
tial Metbodisteliureh,St. Thornas‘ : ado ars well= as ethers.
fJtL R AIltf IS TO
Ike CEL
Richard Hudgins and hie wife, Mar-
'alret were aruek try the engine of
1 4
he west. bound express at the N:nit•'
and etreet ere.ssing of the C. J,) It, . .,
n !_omen at noon Satttral5y and in- r All kinds of Farm Produce for which
:tautly killed. Air. Hoi]gtos was a highest prices will be paid..
arnier, living on the fourth eonsS paid.
ession of London township. Mrs
Hodgins waw tlrr(ss'n fifty feet. and
vixen picked ftp was demi. Her skull
was ctuahed end there were several
body injuries. !illi. lJatlgins .as Et£ l r 14'llzlll fp tl
non
carried be! tl pr ini r= , niilo 6, gntg . Council tnet aft half Qi Reeve afw
the train stopped. His head wee °eept Halt, ,Itis}• mtit. aLII present ex-
causlieti atlrttost to as pulpa In !loth eelitJ, 11''aits.
catsats +leaath wail ristan#,arteoans, Minutes of previous uieetwg rea.ti.
and co>afrrned,
Levett,•--That . T1ult the foie
lowing accounts be passed and orders
he drawn ou Treasurer for seiner -R.
Crocker. labor $2,25 ; Silas Handford,
tf, do feee,0 ►, streetwiterin; $0.00: J.
Creech, labor S3.1S ; Thos. Ii?artnollelo
Vterroni.s. Penes
Centralia ! Pnxxa,ntst Sl.;l0t) • Corrine Atkinson. do $17';:.r
1 Mareb 5et'a utou Halifax '° R,B,Hsbll !lar. f,'reevie'do $10.03 ; Chris Snaith,
T ....sm 'ity, 4i.. al.lt, Q1\T , 2 oil las 5 k airier; II. Tannr,Iee do $..1 ; TiValter SGestcott. do .`+1ti~.tlt1;
• roar one Solo. U '-i a craia 1 re S ) , Tftas, D,tllirig,
.,,...ewith, ioc aacet°fle oat Toni Rocked rl. the Cradle of the Peep. tp, ora atc:al2.Qa.1; Jatrncs' Murray, p,rrt ay
to<tiai. 0'laofanrmeai.F oecnlaie:lhFeallins :: Iecttlntisfa1' rinaznucttxPipe iilal; (x. N.
W.
ele-
' taetlaiary trier f1:he41s71anir. 31r..112. D:avid;~ctsn. gas- t1h ((Pali--Czxried
_..t ,.-Our town is very quiet ee 4 Song. "Soldiers in the Park." Amir-Arrnstraing•Thatt.he Council
ate rr°thing astir early except the L.:'1oneeton furnish Wellington Neil with 4 ,inch
rxy pie), ers.-Mrs° Jones. of London, DQ turtle quartette. the for drain on Sanders strt•et. \ft:
biting her sister, Alvan. Win. Hicks, ';, With baud aaceun apanirnent, :Nil to draw entire.-aCarried,
of 1;aairlield.-floor a !licks, of Ohio is ,ar fre I'funkvi1k Sei'atnanale°' v ; .
3 Negro 1, arir- I.e eft Thit'. J. .3tssttt
•isiting his brother, \Vin. flicks, g c t•rraete.ristic l aatnrenueaau latvin eon lete _ I ,r .
' S no sis : Ar sernlil - F P e the inn of of
inch
irfiefd.xviro is at victim to Br ig;ht al< y p } of Ole Munk' tis pipe to the a:ittsfa tr z
i e -_- ! yzlle Political Clanb to s S P, ,a c otr o the
cls .ase anti is at present very Tow, erenade the carnneit lie paid full animist of eonir tc•t
Miss I. Pyne left last Tuesday for Lon, colr?rccl canladnclattte ; I'raiccssion starts ; priee.m C'arried.
don to, spend her sutnrtiee holidays Arrival at candidate's house; Salute ; Muit-Arrostrun s-=I'hatJamesEn
with friends. -Samuel Hanclford left Banjo eelection ; The great man makes 1 beg , fa
anal paid the fitnna of $.,U11 for extra
last week for his home in Manitoba. a speech. received with cancers and iii- work at Power house. -Carried.
after visiting friends here for the past Flange ; refreshments served ; cr .ctto Evans• Armstro '
e anent tiva es bot ; razrirs in tlae air ;all ng; l h;tt ee' '..il
few weeks. Messrs. Rufus C,obleigilr atl'oirrn #o meet sat t'attl of I;eete. •-
aand J. Lawson are the leadingbe well again, :return home, finale. f'a'iled.
dealers of the day endure doing an ez it Glarinc t b le t;nci. Ii, 13ts. ir r-r {'Torsi.
tensitae business. -,-A. Hicks' celebrated ; tonntn' tlie•o' this Rye with variations '
Parer is the champion runner of this E. S. Thornton - • ,
town and has in the past taken great J&. Geo. Eacrett, ,
TLSTI;'If1:4IA):. OP AII;i. THOS. Irl'$-
road.--4Vrn,Bngshaaw ourpublie school Mirth mid Music a. night in I SILL
teacher happened with a slight acct -
delight in passing everything on the Grand *Feria -Comic Fantasia.
Louden or j4". T, }leer's
dent last week.- The beautiful rain of Ghortifies by Male Quartette.
late has given a goodgrowth to the : * Averturca4
root crop, Laying is a thing of the past T rldiera of Feztrine,
and the harvest is a good ways ahead: Ripley
of last year. -Win. Elliott as ur-
Gad Save the Queen,
ii,ased the farm front Dan. French, SILVER ['t1Sll;a^Ticirr. 1
ew occupied by Mr. II'aggith. This, u
fives Mr. Elliott the possession of " 0 rexteeiverellts cure I3iliote i'ss i
t a t'r Head-
cres.-i17 in. Boyle has returned home `che, IAyspolegta. ,e`.our BtomAeh,1N'avor crani,
froin his visit out west not much strnck - allow Conapicafon, .etc. Tho' do caot gri]ie,
Priceet or sicken. inial! Antal ctsy to tui:c. .
vith the countrg.-•Itev. J. L. Stuart. rrlco_sc.
e Victoria University will preach
ere next Sunday to the children and
a so in behalf of the Forward Move-
ment. The Sunday School wiilbe held
in the morning and all are cordially
invited to help swell the number. In
the afternoon all the children of this
school will go over to Eden where Rev
Stuart will speak to that school in the
Eden church. - A number of the sur-
rounding residents are the victims of
stomach trouble, Thomas Wilson is a.
sufferer to this complaint. -Rev. S.
Salton gave a very interesting report
of the world's greatest missionary con-
vention held in New York city. - The
Centralia choir are to tender special
music next Sabbath and beautiful
oral decorations are to be placed in
the church. -Messrs. Handford and
lliott disposed of some fine horses to
oine of the prominent London buyers.
St Marys s
b
1
wee vial ng rren s in Buffers. -$.t half past twelve Thurs.
picnic of Cannel Presbyterian S. 8, : Gilpin, the_marriage was celebrated of
will be held this (Thursday) afternoon D. A. Glassey, teacher in the Calle-
in P. E. Bell's woods, one and a half giate Institute here, and Miss Gilpin,
utiles west of the village. -Rev. W. S. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs..t. O.
Doherty was in Lucan, his former Gilpin. The ceremony was performed
home, this week spending a few days. by the Rev. Mr, Henderson, under aa.
H. Jaeobi in the near future intends canopy of flowers and foliage. The
erecting a neat dwelling on the lot he bride was becomingly attired in white
recently purchased west of Harburn's silk, and was attended by her sisters,
greenhouse. -Miss Johnston who re- Misses Lottie and Tillie, both of whom.
cently returned from London, is were very prettily attired. The groom
spending a week or two with Mrs. T. was supported by Mr. Stewart, of
J
Berry. -Rev, Mr, M rlock and wife Lucan.-On July 11, a very pretty
of Dashwood, were in the village last double wedding took place at the resi-
week .visitingfir. and Mrs. G. F. deuce of Elder Frederick Gregory, -Ss.
Youngblut.-isses DeLion, of Port Marys. Miss Mable Grice was married h
Huron, and Pearl Ellis, of Lucaan,have to Francis H. Oliver and Miss Alice H.
returned to their respective homes.- Oliver married to James V. Clark, of E
The Misses Aisthrop, of St, Marys, are Humber Bay: Both brides looked s
visiting their'
for a fete days. -Miss Bertha Hodgins
is visiting in Toronto. --Miss Bella
Sparks who was home on a visit has
returned to London. The onion liar- trimmed with white silk. Mr, and
vest is now being carried on. The i41rs. Clark left &'r Humber Bay. Mr.
sister, Mrs.
.1. R. Seek charming. Miss Grice was dressed
in white organdie, richly trimmed with.
lace, ribbons, etc., while Itiiss Oliver
was dressed in navy blue box cloth,
crop; is a good one and the acreage
large. This has become quite an in-
dustry in and around Iiensall.-Dr.
Henderson, of Detroit, accompanied
by Mrs. Henderson, was in•the village
this week retie a' t
he was former! of Zurich. -J. E. Me -
i y
Donell was in London on Saturday last.
Me-
t
annual picnic of the Methodist
S. S. will be held at Grand Bencl on
Friday of this week. The parents,
officers and children are looking for-
ward to a pleasant day's outing. -A
lawn- tennis match was. played here on
Friday afternoon last between Blyth
and; Hensall teams, resulting in a vic-
tory for the visiting team. -Mrs. A.
Murdock who has been i11 during the
past week is convalescent. -Mr. and
Mrs. A. Reichert. who have been ab-
sent visiting friends returned: home
Saturday evening. -Picnic , parties at
the lake are a daily occurrence. -Miss
Emma. Johnston was inParkhill -
re-
cently visiting her sister Mrs. Short.
-T. T. Jarrett who'is teaching at.
Courtright; was in the village last.
week visiting his brother,- Gordon
Manns has' taken a situation in a hard-
ware store in Zurich. -Chas Gilchrist
is` recovering from an accident he sus
tained last week by a pick injuring
his foot,-DuncanMcEwen was a dele-
gate from: the. Hensall lodge to; the
Grand Lodge. of Masons held at Lon-
don last week. -Mrs. Drummond, of
Toronto, is visiting Mrs. D. McColl. -
Messrs. Willis . & Shepherd made a
large shipment _
n
a ge sip rt ofltobs from this sta-
tion last week. -R. A. Bell had the
misfort.ine', a few days; ago, while
working in Patterson'splanin; mill,
to' have the top' of one of his little
fingers taken off by corning in contact
with the 'machinery.- The Stratford
Herald says :-The Albion hotel man-
agement is in trouble. Win Gordon
the landlord,has taken possession and
wing acqu to antes,
and and Mrs. Oliver take up residence
in St. Marys. -While unloading hay in
his barn with a horse fork, N. J. Ver-
non met with a very serious mishap.
He was drawing back the car
when the trip rope broke and he was
thrown from the load; A trap door
in the barn floor being open, Mr. Ver-
non fell through it into the stable be-
low, sustaining serious iujgtries. One
of his hip joints was dislocated and his
legs were badly bruised. -A very in-
teresting lacrosse match war played
on the Isleatd last evening between the
Tinkers ` .and the Dry Goods men.
There was some good fast playing on
both sides, as each team was compos-
ed of mei who were old lacrosse .en-
thusiasts. There was a good crowd
present to witness the game and all
enjoyed -the fun. When the game
was declared finished it was found.
that theTinkers '
we " l
victoriousso S by
fair score. -The funeral of the late Mr.
R. Service took place Monday after-
noon. Service was first held at the
Methodist church. The Rev. Mt'.
Henderson officiated. The remains
were interred in St. Marys cemetery.
-Flax pulling has at last commenced,
and all idle lebor is now being secured.
This product is a good- crop this year
and will yield abundantly to the acre.
Clark & Co. are having 300 acres of
their flax pulled by a band of Indians.
-The Sons of Scotland are contem-
plating the running of a three days'
excursion to Sarnia in the near future.;
The Scotchrnen Are apparently up -to•
date and wide awake. As this will be
the only cheap : trip, offered this yerar
so the
eo people
of St. Matu this e
xcur-
tion will e taken advantage
of by a
large number of our townspeople.
Don't ld; headache wear you out and render
you unfit for business or pleasure. Milburn's
Sterling lloadaehe Pov'ders will euro a*ou
qrnekly, aid leave no ba3L aifter eireets. They
the hotel for the present 'will he run no not depress the heart. Price 10 and 25c
IMPOETiNG SEED WIIEAT.-A meet-
ing of the millers of Western Ontario
was held. in Galt last week. One of
the questions considered was that of
imgroving the quality of the wheat
grown in Ontario, and to this end it
was determined to import a quantity
TO TUB VALVE is oP
ENGLISH SIOGR FOOD.
This is to certify ba"
t tat I have used
English Stock Food for calves which
were fed on separated mill;;. They did
remarkably well on the food. I think
it an excellent food for young calves
and would recommend its use to stock
raisers,
THOMAS R 'SSIr:LL
Ifyou make tiny purchase at this store which proves unsatisfactory, bring
it back and your money will be cheerfully refunded.
raniteware
Everything in Graniteware for the preserving season
AT AWAY ' DOWN PRICES.
finder Twine
Our Twine is giving the best of satisfaction and customers
of the very best winter wheat from are getting the benefit of the recent drop inp
.rice.
Kansas -one of the best wheat pro-
ducing states in the American tinion.
Some fifteen carloads of a variety
known as Turkey Red were ordered,
which will be distributed among tbe
various millers, and by them sold to
whoever wants it for seed, at net
cost. Ibis said that this variety :ap
poaches the closest of any to Manitoba
No. 1, hard, and as this produces the
very best flower made, the expectation
is that the farmers will co-operate
'with: the millers in putting on the
market a more saleable and more
serviceable product. •
The Bishop of Huron and Mrs. Bald-
win of London, have gone to the sea
side for a couple of months.
Over 13,000 bushels of wheat have al-
ready been taken from the steamer
Mahuning on the rocks below Detroit.
The vessel may also be saved.
Writing' from • Darnas Hospital,
Bloemfontein,under urate of;May 25,
Pte. Alex. Metean, of 131anshard town
ship, states that the bullet was located,
his '
an t , right knee acs i a :so previous.
g kt eday p o,
An operation for the removal of the
bullet proved unsuccessful, and it will
have to remain in his leg. He has
started for home.
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