HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1901-7-25, Page 11-1 (IRON & MIDDLESEX, GAZETTE
TWENTY-EIGHTH YEAR—No 50.
EXEiEB;) ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 25, 1901
Plymouth Binder Twine .
A.Sonery.L. Dee.. Dan sentonor Greene I lons.-The wheat, harvest is in The following are the results of the Bittons, -Misses McKellar and Park
.,ate ot rorouto Unwereity, Dentists. Teeth
• extrateee without pain or eon effects. office , lee -
full blast. There is a very heitry crop high school entrance exatnination Ter.sultriatertSsttorantifoard3loasutuawnezeaku.
IS celebrated for its great'aPettY"'"k'
f Monday.commencine elevattle.
Hewitt. it Zurich evert' esne Tear anti hie rectal I t Luee
t, wen s, oral n.
taugled the graiii so that. tt is exceed- 13oye-John E. Carsou, 72I, Lloyd who gives promiee of being a good.
Heneall Farqnhar Lucan High Sehool, CrornartY
length and evenness • Al
• Always • 0., J., seiere none, neeennun ingly -hard to • cut -Willie 'Brawn had. 'Cassidy 505, Geo,. Coarsey 571, Resell • preacher and full of energy, pretiebed
er ea ca... oenn istio.ner. nirenisuranee Agent, and ; toe collar bone broken in a. runaway .Pitzgeeald 5a0 •Cletnent, Flood 014e Ire Orontarty and Roy's eleurches the
liable.. Operate$
smoothlY t:g.ig'..gre;g4t.m144%.
..,.47,1,-..irreientaes.bnegataietuelore:st: lest Saturday. -Win. Flea:Ley intends Patrick Glavin 728,. Lloyd Henry 752, past two Sundaya-Farmers have an
oney , rebuiloing his barn after harvest. . Alex. Hodgins 720, John llodgins 015, most, finished the wbeat and Are bard•
vv .E. tile old as the laew Diu
51 • de 3,..s ofaco at -the po.,t Dace, Hemet Thos. Johnston Ma, Ames Latabourn , the oat harvest, -Miss Maggie Wile
Bneons.-G. N. Bancock is improv- '729, Bence Lockhart 005, Lee AlcAnd- sen of Stratford, is holidaying with;
-Gives tb..e farmer the gr eat est store by itelding a, balcony.-Alra L. The foilowing persons were regnant., McGee. 62,0,Pattacle AlcIlhergey -083, I
Grand Bend-
iese 521i Orel McComb ai81, J. her brother here,-
' iug the eppearance of the front of his '
We h • ,FEQ.old left SatuedaY on a triP to Mann; eel at Grand Bend foe the week ending Owhans3.: :eta:le:7 660, Rupert, Orme 778, I
, tuba. -Mr. Moir. wife end daughter, "4 2-10a. Wm. Quigley 715, Wilson Ryan ilea I Hairpins with jewelea beads are one
810, Cecil Simpson 709, I of tbe uovelties for bale decoration.
„ weeks at st, dente Berore they ren ,i,31,,innier,O,tile, RUST$Alttle ." Alarth e Thos., Sualbert 7a8, U. Al. Stanley 710.
lakes for the beaefit of his health. --W. Rebut' ; saaiii i3„elfour, Rueseldele ; 6)7, Roy Thoneas 701. Frank
Onrenee sfanleY Ws, CYrii Tinnnas itnItIli.biteaualsPloiltiewgic'tserziLeatil: ct 111011).1
turn Mr. Moir win note a nine up the ,; 10i IISOn• V ailittlOn ; qpan Alaiiii, Ras-
" Is Sadie A boa Cat lanniel7B41:47 1 rel-lie-uscief. novelty ratter titan for preen
q R. Hodgins is itnproving the interior ,! Lila, (1)1,, itilSsemitie ; Phene Clark. 578-
i4:11f 4bpisainittoggi ;.1zilaya erte;:lipeesTnatitihenrhonoride.i Russelea.e ; Jennie tea-. Rtisseidele. Gir -
nerd we cecina, Breen sees. peael ° noinethiug new la urehire-ear ts *
newt; wimaiettarveYhiCch.ill ; D. Dew, Cohoon014,Dolly Cooper 727,0,Cortiett etenulailhal garakaat of 14 4. gala'
` ing throughotit, Re titlies possession , ,iN.0 i?
1,A,Ilgtv,t, 1..t -J w nraenin bas none IR,uestedtile ; teatime a ole, Russeidate • ' - ' 4 .* ‘'a Otinninghtina MO, May Elliot anti which $or,tilh:R the pave of core
, ed his family to town. He wiii wove lt.iliI. ClarlaRneseidale ; Vi. Itnilelfoate 6,80.,i,Nellie Ferguson ual,Alary non 725, set voven miderseirt and dreevers and
i his stock or icoods from searorth next, , ttnesadeht i Rota, eie(liti, Rvissewate ; „etude Gilbank 501, Anuie Hoilgins471.• itz t einneion destratee :0 evcry env eX.
KethIeen Hodgitis 703. Louie Hudgins ,
i ween,......w. et„ tiodnins eisitea an ;Jolla Cole, Russeld'ae ; Cecil letiseet.
O'Neil In Landon the past: week. -The ilta5sebbileSiewnils Rii3sPldn'i'; 617' Uaje 1 " 't in rke' '
1 1 liodgins 509 Olive Hcelgtns ' P
value for its cost. aye in
stock
Gold Medal
Green, Sheafe
Plymouth Special,
PARIS G.KVEN
PEERLESS NIA01-1INE 0
*eat
_ Bishop'
Jrnvitie
Anderson
ttl.sa Luataia
270.00o feet of hemioek lumber toreerne eta,
Large stork of Lumeer-pino and hentiock, • law oineee, peiveteFund,101.0au,
also shinglee. lathe and ceder poets. inican Puonetann Cueetanee -Ntran, Skin-
reasonatiln-JAS W11.141S, Yard : Fast:ale ot i tier, eolith or tne elan id 1)15
Mae .
Bau.,ats.egsiva, 41014 auneroo. or !fifty aere farm to his brother, Robert,
Charlevoix, Mielligen wee the guest sun' a $325nit, and Parehaseil
tbe aliases Cameron, last t'aienen. taci ast,ata a!! the late James Halls,
Jeff. Pearn bete gone to Mieltigart oh a sciamintert,'"In&)etatviiensastilo'F,'81,re'e 'alma
visit. Before returning he will tante al en-fiaa,4,ataejaaa.e„-eac,---- v.:- —
trip to the Lakes for the. be.nefit of bis
bealth.-Mrs. 0, W. Robinson with etaing3.-en Ina harveSt weather haa-
Roy ,and baby MAW. loft ea Toot -ley. veils, and the harveit ie being rushed
for pilot Mound, Manitoba, where alone, ritpidly. Threshing has coin -
they will visit 'Jr. Robinson's sister .int'ncefl awl the wheat le yielding very
for a month. -On Tuesda.y, C. W. F00‘1" is a iitue
Robinson sent his little boy, Roy low standard.a-The shower on Sunday
U1 errand to a neighbor's. Tho '! evening wftsliat.11.Y needed, and was 11,
very welcome visitor. -Miss Itie.ce of
fellow not returning as smut as expect -
the family grew alarmed ana upon en. London, ' epent last, week visiting
,quiey 14 was Annul that he bag late friends and was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. John Johns. -Rev. Waddell and
the neighbor's at eleven o'clock.
Search was made and not until after wire aye "'Lleatinnt"' °eand 13°;n1, -
seven o'clock. was the hoy found. He ReveHiles spent lust week at his home
, Enncardine,-Miss Tarim Miners re -
had started out and taking a Aunt cut ned home NS ednesdity morning mit.
home through a whoa field had got r spending & week with friends in
lost and wandered around tbroutth the
wheat until he got tired. When
g Davidson, of Exeter, are spending
Hensel' and Harondale.-3.'he Misses
found he was. fast asleep,
'their holidays the guests of Miss
Halls. -Mr. Edwards. echool teacher of
!with sterecopes and vien•s, making
Kirkton Bothwell, is convassing the township
Bittaaa,-Mrs. Dr. Fergueon_ left on his headquarters at Elimville,
a holiday tri for Toronto. on Tuesday. i
-Mrs. Davu Gadke and family, of
Strathroy are visiting her perental
home. -Mr. Samuel Browa eves re- Whalen
lieved of $0, in Stratforcann July 12th,
by supposed. pickpockets, -Mrs. John Beeens.- The harvest is well ad -
Cameron is very low at present, and vancecl. Wheat and Barley have all
little hopes are enterteened for her I been Out and oats aro ready, which is
recovery. -Wages around here are ex- two weeks ahead of other years. The
ceedingly high, ranging from MI to 'yield of grain is good, but the sample
$85 for two months or $1.50 per day. small and lighn-A severe stoten pass-
-The Hessian fly has proved disaster- ed over this section on Sunday night.
ous to seine of the wheat fields here, Me rain came clown in torrents while
making & complete networaitetin sow the was vivid, A bank 'barn
of the fields. -While drietaifig hay n belonging to Mr. Westnian, one mile
last Saturday, Mr. A. II. Doupe was , east ot Granton, was totally destroyea
struck on the knee by a falling hay together with this year's crop as far as
fork, and received a nasty tvound,- harvested. The barn was raised. but a
Mr. Geo, Beattie left on Wednesday short time ago and not completed.
for the Pan-American Exposition, He bad no insurance told his loss will
where he will spend a week, before be heavy, Other beaus belonging to
going to spend a couple of months on Ur. Richardson were also struck and
the lakes, for the henefie of his health. burned to the ground. -Mrs. Hodgins,
--Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Carr, V. S., • of Sarnia, is visiting friends arouncls
left on Wednesday on a visit to the herenaWill Davis' team ran away with
Pan- American Exposition, .frou) his binder the other dae- and gave 11.
it
whence to Port Hope, where the Dr. quite a shaking up. -Jas.. Kelly sports
will. renew old acquaintances of his a new seven -feet binder this year, and
school days, takes fa :rigs easy. -W. John IIodeins
is erecting a new brick house, as is
also Nelson Davis.
Violet Sophia Youngs, aged. 32 years
only daughter of ex-Ald. 13, F. Youngs
of Stratford, on Saturday night took
-strychnine and ended her days. Poor
health is the cause assigned for the
rash ace.
IL
council hieve decided. to build A weaey ilia Annie Leinhourn 672, Laurie TAM* Plnlit parasols of iirocaded silks, all
, John Alorgare Russelibtle ;
ice Queen st, The property owner pay well ; Da vv." Ziekt"" it- . Piller nta, Mary Lendrurn 010, Jennie of (tee color, are one of tne many varlet
) aattbers 013, Minnie MeEwen 718, th's tykkh =;:"".°1' "3 l° uffcn
Pattie szclownik m the bustness reartIon ' °nit ' e ' ' '
160 cents ana the coeporation 40 S cente, I Lizzie AlcIlliargey 6102 Ethel McNair i 'I epee have weOilt.n stieks with kuotty
I short hal 'dee; during which he voited Mercedes Alarming, Miss Alfretta , 115,, \,44(..(\,44(..(Nortligrave 600, Maggie meet. frpp,o; eir /intim
A, elanninire
ge
ll'I1. Lle:,11i1la. :ming, Miss i Ea, Ethel mow bray 039, ;Minnie Neil a e is bp:env:illy carved to tattletale -Dn Sellery reterned front a
the earl oenerieaneneere, swan and Manning, John alwininge Mies Nellie, Pattersen Lottie j) 11(4 f
;daugliter intend going to the Old Mannbig." Alvi"ten Teressa Powe 012n.Annie Richards 752, j f I:e Wino. khgtS (44 WWII Worn in
I Country Shortly for the benefit of
Mies Swan's heintan-Ales. A. alumina "ILS \\
wiotrae'xhiemiatiar:rtktyet.e mrtz. R )ht..'.441111 441 (I31 1,0921,11eirtiezeisetRznyittyi toislia i antl "c ;nada c't chit'
ta ede 4 fon In while, and pale colors Tliey are
„ is visiting friends in Owen Sottlidhrurritee awl sen Newman. Avonton ; ferment. 012, Minnie Thompson 033, I very netiry about the neclo decoiated at
Minnie cyilkin 64a, Lily Wileon 552. lone ties with Mate gauze roeee, and
Miss Flora Re nettle who bee been ,wer. enad,nits- Jenhn zatirriwand titan -
teaching school in Keewatin. has re- "Y., al"neesven` The winners of the scholarships, Meg mewl' ends fall te.now the waist,
turned home to 1 t t' A
Metelock and j. E. McDonell, left
Weanesday for Owen Sound, to spend
a few clays visiting friencle.-Alta, W.
B. AlcLeau and daughtere. Mirses
Mabel and :Maggie, of Seaforth„ are re-
newing acquitineances in
Torrance, or Seaforth, is the guest of
alinnie Cook.- Mrs. Thos. Murdock
and daughter, Miss Halo,. were in
Lucan this week. -Thos. Murdock Wa5
offered $400 for his paving colt the
other day. This colt possesses marvel-
lous speed, and will yet make a very
low mark. On Tueeday he Paced a
balf mile in 1.03. -Civic holiday was
generally observed as a boinlity. The
majoriey of citizens spent the day by
the Iale.e, very few going on the excite -
skin to Brantford.
IR .0 *New clew wpm.
Fullarton
Bitiona-Aliss Beer, of Torouto, is
vislting M. Gerona() Haynes-ntiss
'Martha Wilson spent Sunday with
friends at Grand Bend. -Mrs. Alex.
Yule, who bas been keepiug house for
a farmer neer Anderson, spent Sun-
. •
aliss Lon ...Voir Are spending a, few
Alderside.
STAiellienae A., EXF1sRat, ONT
um en
Crediton.
• Bittoes.-Fine cool weather. Good
...
nights for sleeping, but another hot
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAy. Wave is predicted as approaching,
T en (ee:neva Been i Q tint I.) Ti.,)teli. ..1.11H1; i let e very)) ) ly prepare. -Proles-
de u r n),a ratuni till i 114 )1 w.it it 1,1118r,,) 013 i.,, W al.:iv, Yo in ; , Kerr, Rivers and
25. 0. W.OCO'ire'S Aira ittira t; on e ith b )1;11o. Bloomfield have beeh rendering vale. -
:dile assistance in breaking a young
broncbo for Rev. Knowles this week,
le is not certain yet whether he will
be a good driver or a spoiled colt. -
1 Miss Gray, of Brigden, is visiting her
cousin, Dr. Rivers this week. -We
learned with regret on Tuesday last
that Mrs. Will Young, of Loudon, bad
passed. away after a short illness, leav-
ing a husband and two small children
to mourn this great loss: The remains ,
were taken the Exeter cemebery for '
burial.--Gotleib Brown is able to be
about town again. We are glad to pee
hins.-Mrs. Chas. Zwicker is visiting I
friends in London this week. -A severe
electrical storm passed over this loaal-
iby during Sudden night. - Some of
our residents were up and down- all
night watching the heavenly display
and keeping an eye on their property,
-The service in the M. E. Church. last
Sunday evening was very interestine,0
and helpful. Rev. R. Knowles preach-
ed a powerful sermon from 11 Con 8-9.
There was a crowded house and the
gallery had to be used, which has
been far from comnion in the past -
Why do so many Exeter young men
spend their evenings in our village?
CirRIBAT
SALB.
On Saturday morning,
July 20th we commence.
great clearing sale of sum-
mer goods, and in addition
to this we have placed our
entire stock at greatly re-
duced prices in Millinery,
Thy Goods, Clothing. .or-
dered and ready-made,
Boots and shoes,Groceries,
Hardvvare, etc.
We intend to make
this sale one of the greatest
ever held in this store, so
till Aug. 3, you, can get
goods here at price that
can't be beaten. , This sale
is for cash and trade only.
Call and see for yourself.
W. EOUPE.
°The Value Store."
Woollidiu 011t.,
WEAK BACK AND SPINAL
' PAINS.'
Pains al the back number their vic-
tims in thousands. Only very powel-.
ful and penetrating remedies will
reach these distressing complaints,
but Poison'sNerviline is as sure to
cure them as anythitig in this world
can be sure. Rub Nerviline over the
sore parts night and Mornine: end 9PP
1101:17 getielely 1 t 1r11eE4 mit tee pole
nap: tunes e! meet. in nny
Good for internal ad external iise.
Large bottles 25a
spent , Nam .. Dingly !given by the Luau) high .school board -mere tagetee le In the line
e e
Me, and arca Stetuleveu. Miss ere ;eel, Olive Corbett,. Free tuition at :
nettleents eo attraetive :Is those wale
Staudeven, lee Ida Standeven, Miss lenean hie 501001 for year 1001,2. 2 '
day to the village. -Miss Laura Dur-
rant, our dress maker, is taking a
weeks holidays.- Mrs. Tbos, Seamy
and children spent Saturday last visit-
ing friends in the village. -J. D. Mor-
row went to Toronto Tuesday, as be
has been appointed one of the exami-
ners for the Higb &hoot exerninations.
--Miss Kate Wilson went to North
Bay on FrMity to spend a month visit-
ing friends. -Mr. Norman, a, returned
missionary from Japan. gave a vet7
interesting lecture in the Methodist
choral] Thursday evening on the cus-
toms and manners of the Japanese.
A very good crowd. was present. -
Mrs. Thomas Stewart, who has been
visiting her parents at Wiarton, came
home Saturda last.
NEW C NTURY IDEAS
The Toronto xhibition, to be held
from Augtester to Sept. 7 noeunces
that its principal cbar testae will be
theadoption f r Century Ideas.
The phrase nag t -to considered a bit
indefinite but for thet that con-
temporaneouslyilzviReelnent is made
that there will y and nightly
displays of all the Dew weapons of war
as well as new developments in the
arts of peace: The ponnpom will be on
view, evireless telegraphy will be
shown in practical nse off the shore to
passing vessels, magnificent displays
of illuminating effects will be made,
recently annonnced developments
in electricity will ba shown, demon-
strations will be made in the cane.
vation of the Sugar Beet modern
methods of rescuieg at sea will be
illustrated, manceuvres with latter.
y artillery will take place, in fact
e military will be very much in evi-
dence in all its branches, while the
handeenean and the marines will also
he used largely in the off -shore opera-
tions and the brilliant nightly spec-
tacle the Botnberdment of the Take
Forts by International forces. An
International Military Tattoo willbe
the feature of the openiug night, when
a large body of troops will be utilized.
A 'strong exhibit of French- Canadian
cattle. as well as of Pan-American
live stock is to be male. In fact in
the live stock, dairy products and
a -taunted ures, Toronto' Exhibition
never promised so well as this year,
Greatly reduced rates en the railways
and steanaboets have been arranged
for, and no better time for visitiug
both Toronto and the Pan-American;
Do the former alone, could be desired
than between August 261.h and Sept. 7,
When it is stated that this year Tor-
onto will distribute upwards of $35,-
000 in premiums, and spend $30,000
in special attractions, all of which can
be seen from the grand stand for 25c.,
the magnitude of Canada's greatest
exhibition will be appreciated.
. e
A. T. Baithwaite, oe Luca,n has re-
moved his family to London, he hav-
ing secured a situation. Before leav-
ing, MPS. Badlivattite was the recipiene
from the ladies of the Methodist
altar= of a beautient couch and an ad-
dress.
A petition of ratepayers very num-
erously signed will be presented to the
London Township council at its next
, 'tin». Shtpley, free tuition foe fail '
Mall' Edne, St. Marys.
term, 1901.
Dunne Hala -
Rev. Mr. and 11.1"S." Waddiill and sem.
children, Dashwood. , Staffa
Gordon. Elimville ; Mrs. Pauline and '
ORA= OF Tuoents SILLEIM -Thos.
Baffin's Bower's.
Mr. and airs. Senioe and nuttily, ;toil , Sillery, a highly respected resident of „ eeth WAS Stgd 144. auetion in Beaton
(thealey \Vold. :died at his home, 453, York street, of i
Hanliiitel. , In for a fresb sitar() of atteation nem 1
fiat flowers dominate the millinery dee last veNel: felly4(4. b) o . 1
orfohe h h . . perah, oule 5
Ma and Ma Grieves mul atinilly, the west end; af the nitnanf
Exeter.
Ma and Mrs. W. Stewart ana fent-
that eiten Wednesday
ein Sillera was 30 years of age, having : Pius.
(wailing hist ' lairtment, end then there are ‘he Insect : Th°
d ra bemg sold Py iottery. FIIT001, UM.
4
ily, Farquhar ; Ma and Mrs. Jai. Ste. ; been born In gibbere Township, Coen- i attacitwedithtolaewseplrefngb,ewethielcslta:lav4PtIbeeue ' sand tlichcfs at.$1 each are bong circa'
watt, Seaforth. ' ty of Perth. In 3,801 Ha went to ' a very realistic appearance. -New York ' iated-
leamilton about 12 years ago and open- ,, num
ale. (1. el tiev,Y.:tiVc8itotcaltgrin and D. Mc- ; ad a blacksmith shop at 451 York st, I A. tbeater for colored people exelta
Doll , Phigtowni - cartering on the bustness until women- ' steely, at which Only colored tatent will
Miss , ago. Deceased was a member of St.
years oThe Queen's Double,"
tho mule An- i garseoaroo,is likely to be opened In Chime
131eak Hause. , ea to moo ep by ill -health WO
3rAil Mrs. Jae. efershell, toinette play Just produced in London ' "Foxy Grandpa," a MUSIC:11 coraecly
elle Marshall anti Mete Janea Oil George's church and for some time
' member of the Loyal Crimea (leder trash by almost every critic who bas will tie exploited in N'ew York early
Mr. and Men W. II, ilazelwoont i and of the Chosen Friert4 and in 'mitten about it
Ivanhoe.
1 next season.
Eddie ;end Lottie Hazelwood, John : politics was a, Consereeetive. IIis vnfe Clyde Fitch hall aa offer of $10,000 I . , -... ne.. en, - - .
Kirk, Wee. enedgeten an, taarshain e. . and eight year old child. his me- for his royalty interest in "Lovers'
re, Emote, E, Deep°, ite Devi's, Lucy ; thee, Mrs, William SillerY,of Seaforth, Lane," the NOW Yorle success, the night
Doupe, Edna, Marshall, Alitethee Tufts, land two sisters, Mrs. John Livtng- et its Dreduetiee., Ere is giaa now be GLERRING Sfilog
Alfred Blake, D'red Johnstoa Ma and ; stone and Mrs. Wm. Sadler, ot Stefan
shier 0,0,1 Aangeter, and three brothers, eiesers. Wm. and refused the, ellen --01P---
Maggie, Kirkten. Robb. of Usborne auil Richard,of Staff&
Woodbine.
_ , Boots and Shoes
were at his bedsiae wben he died. Ile COUNTY VALUATORS REPOR1 . '
Dr. and Mrs. D.. T. Orme, Lucan,
Mr. and Mee A. M. Cittupbell and , fltrisrso. alTeiaivue,sair.3s,ixitotshaedelser,-xsirsst,erRs:. The report ar Messrs. Laa44.1, and ,
Tent No. 1. Robb Sanders, Exeter. ' Hoggarth, Mrs. D. Bruce, all of Staff°. Potts, who vtelued the rural munica . For the balauee ofjuly and
Tent No, 2, Alfred Coffin, Exeter. i and Mrs. Geo. Kydd, &Winnipeg, and palities, and elessine Campbell andeani1-
13lair Gawrie, rner, who del a, similar work in urban . '
; Alit -Md.
' Mrs. F. Bickel), of Sertfortb.
Mr. and Mrs. J. en. :Newton and fam- OMTCART.-Death has again vielted municipalitien were handed in ;agile' i oonnaara,..a....m.lemman
ily, Miss Stevenson, Miss Ethel Steven- this neighborhood and eemoved, a tee- session of Brace County Council. The ; .as I intend to clean oat ail the old
son, Miss Alny Grithetn, j. Steven -ion, der husband and loving nether in the !Present valuation of real estate come stock of Boots and Shoes before the
T. Stevenson, Mr. Pettece, Wm. Lee, ' person of John Robbins, who died on Pared with that of 1899 will he found tend of my business year, Sept lOtinave
Dan Frier, Mr. Pope, Mr. Brooks, :the morning of Any 17, and was buried below. The number& each and value I will sell all the old stock at ; the tegu-
Strathroy. . , in Staffa on the latle nie. Robbins per acre are also given. Every rate- i tar price front new till Sept 10
Blarney Castle, • I was born Sept. 20, 1835, in Durham Payer should clip ont tale :paragraph
A. W. Swain R. 0. Hammond. 13. . county, townehip of Derlington. In for future reference. Women's anti Misses laced and but -
Smith, Aliee Olive Smith, Miss Cecilit'1833 he marrial Mary Jane Hutchison Value value 4 toned shoes, regally 52.00 and $2.50
Smith, Miss AL Baker.
OHN WHITE & SONS
THE
arket Depot
OUT PRICES,
Weltian title week placed all our
Prints cni the counter and will sell all
AT 14 -7 -OST.
Ladies' vests, ehort sleeve. regular
price 20e, 2 fop 25n
Ledies" colored skirts owest
prices.
All summer goods testate at
cut prices.
We lenve a full ran canned
ods for the summer rno Ail
w goods.
LI; AND SEE OUR, GASOLENE
STOVES.
Just the thing for wa.rne weather.
Different prices.
All kinds of Farm Prodoce taken in
exchange for goodie
actss.
PLAYS AND PLAYERS
Made Adams ane tinned for Europe
to epend ilia summer in rest in Prance.
It is eala tbat alary.Anderson will
Fluently appear In Linden In a lieW
are made of white 'lawo batiste and 14c.y,,
, unitisoon trimmed with exquisite era -
t T.bere is no truth In tbe report that
i anti -dere' lace, and thee are to be very 4
' nopeli worn In spite of our fondness for 1-'2...ter:. contemplates returning to the
BIM starts. lenient
I
Enameled dower batpins !lave come i' tt bolter 'written by John WIII4es
borings. Wes ono of its wardens. Ile was a. by Mies janette Steer, is described as founded upoa newspapez cartoons,
Winchelsea
and settlee in the village of Leskard Tri. No. rttres USD Mt per acre for $1.00.
where he and one of bis brothers Own- Carrick 50,714 Z255,700 2,337.100 30.131 Women's and Mis6e:i oxfords, regn-
ed and operated a stave factory and Brant 00,881 2,506,500 2,582,000 36.04 lar 81.25 for 50c.
shingle null for a number of years. Bruce 69,816 2,00s,000 1,0r0,000 2103 la omens oxfords, regniar $1,30 for
75c.
BRIEFS. -Nelson Fletchen of Kirk- ; In MO he went farming,. In ISSO, he Huron 03,355 2,172,30(12,177,650 37.41
ton, spent Sunday the guest of Edwin ) (Pane to lot la con. 6, Hibbert, where Kincard.59,180 2,101,800 1,920,450 32.50 Men's arid Boys ()enamels 8L50, for
Clark. -Willie Brown, who lia,d his he resided 0111.11 14114 death, which re- Cutross 56,639 1,822,600 1,803,850 32.90 75e.
collar bone broken, is improving very i suited frnm diabetes, followed by E1ders1ie51.670 1,857,800 1,787,900 32.90 elen's and Boys plow shoes 08e,
nicely•-nla and Mrs. j. G. jones, ;pneumonia. He was a member of the Arran 54,289 1.814,300 1.689,200 3L11 A.lso a. full line of new goctls at
visited. P. T. Halls, in Goderich on I Methodist church, and was for a, num. Greenock69,749 1,716,700 1,661.751) 2n66 maces to snit, harness, ruas, whips,eta
Saturday and Sunday.- Mies, abode , her of eteitrs, until his health failed Kinloss 46,353 1,44a050 1,414,200 31,11
Elliott returned to her home, int:Tiled- Prominently identified trifle Sabbath Saugeen Iti. 201 1,031,000 1,037,700 e8,66 Repoinua Rally [Mengel 10.
Anuthei 65,051 708,150 870,200 13.20
force oneelonday,-Mr. Peter Gardiner. i Scbeol work. His widow, two sons
principal of our public school, left 1 and one (laughter, Mrs. G. et. Wilson, EaStriOr 43,661 205,510 318,050
Tuesday, on a pleasure trip across the f survive ltioa and. have the sympathy
LA.1,11Semt.Eri..5727..75571 24086,2105g 117086,, 048705
Blue to Bonnie old Scotland, to spend 101 a large circle of relatives and friends
a few weeks. -Mr. Will Martin, a in their houc of sorrow.
Total. 863,597 22,070,601 21,945,705 1
Exeter, will take his work until his re- I
turn.- Win. Sawyer and family Sun- ; Dublin i Treble's old stand,
dayed with Chas. Ca,mtu, Woodham. ' erneet._
Gall and See Our 000(1-5,
R. ti. SWEET.
Harry Ensson and wife. of Stratford, Beeorree-Mise Clara McKenna, who me Your meney refunded if purchase unsatisfactory.
spent Sunday taint Geo. Easson.-Mr. has been attending the Normal in
Strallon, sr., of Betel; Michigan, is Toronto, has goue through a brilliant
vaiting relatives in this victnity.- course, carrying off the gold medal
Misses A. and K. Brown, of Kirkton, out of ea class of tette bemired and
spent Sunday the guests of Miss Maud thirty, Her many friends are proud
Fletcher. -One of our milk drawers of her rtcene honors and otter their
drew 85,000 lbs. of milk to the factory sincere congratulations. -Dr. Morrison
during the month of June, -Mr. inad is filling the place of Dr. Michell
j. Roy spent Friday last in while he takes his holidays in Toronto,
Mitchell.- Mrs. E. Heywood, is visit- ,Rev. Dr. Brennan. of Toronto, is re•
hag bee brother, Wm. Francis, Kirk- cruitine his health at the Presbytery.
ton. -Thos, Clark is remedeling his -Mr. ''Weber, while driving home
house.. -Mrs. J'. Powell and family re- from the races in Seaforth had the
turned to their home in Loudon, on misfortune to dislocate his ankle. -
Monday, after spending three weeks Mrs, Rooke, we are sorry to state. lies
with relatives in this snicinity.-S. G. in 0. critical condition and her ve-
jones WAS in London, ou Tuesday, on meant is doubtful. -Miss Lizzie
business. =The ham of the threshing O'Connell and Miss Emily Saddler
machine, which is pleasing to the ear passed the Entrance and in future
of the farmer was heard • on Monday Ifni be bigh school students. -Miss
for the first of the seasen.--Master Mary Doyle bad the misferame to get
Reginald Hells, of Goelerich, is spend- her foot poisoned, and is obliged to re -
ng a few days with Huberb Jones. Wain indoors. "
MisS Lizzie Reardown, of London, r1.1.9
Adsfpautitucelri iie.30)rn(lroln, iheawd
was united in marriage to Geo. Boyd,
of Columbus, Ohio, on Thursday, the
anti the same night the barns we ee
14th inst. The bride is well known in
struck. by lightningand burned. The
roris proved to he galvanized iron, St9 Marys.
, Tb.ere were 'registered at the office
of J. H. Jan:teem, division register for
the township of Blanshard for the
half yeee ending June 30th, 27 births,
'7 marriages and 15 deaths. .
Do not safer from sick headache it •
moment longer. It is not necessary.
Carter's Little Liver Pille will cure
yOU. Dose, one little pill. Small peice.
Small dose, Small pill.
Ralph Muir of the Maxwell Works,
St. Marys, and Mies Annie Forman, of
Blanshard, were married Wednesday, STOVES AND RANGES KEEP MIT THE 6E4
July 17. The happy event took place " F
at Mr. aro Mrs. H. Enamel.). e, Blare windows.
shard, parents of the bride. Are cheap just now at the Happy g een eh our Screen Doors a,nci Screen
At the Orangemen's demons!: :vbioe Thought stOre-
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BINDER TWINE WEATHER STOVES.
We have lots of e
GOLD MEDAL
abd
PLYMOUTH SPECIAL
At *se prices,
Pietro Mascanni, announcement of
whose Anierican tour was made some
time ago, will leave for this country on
Oct 15, accompanied by an orchestra
of 80 The tour will last eight weeks.
Daisy Leighton of the Alice Nielsen
Opera company, now in London, 18
writing a novel called "A Child of Ro-
mance," telling of the experiences of
an Arneriean chorus girl in the British
metropolis.
It is among the possibilities that
James K. Hackett and his wife, Mary
Mannering; E. IL Sothern and Mrs.
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SAYL
One bUr13 er
Two burner
Three burner titoves
from
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THREASHERS NEEDS
Mitts, [Jacking, Belting,
Lace .L,eatt er,
Machine and Cyl. Oil
At special prices.
ammrsetesteser.,...xamesmaumserv
BARN SUPPLIES
Glass, Letohes,
Track, Hangers
. Roofing, .Etc.
Get our prices
Is the best that money can buy.
a,t Stratford on July lath, the tollow-
ineetel e,eitenit ;hem " tee ; ' nether°, all playing, et the heed of clif- ing prizes were awarded. For best
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