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THIRTIETH YEAR ---No 26
URON & M1DD 11j E SEX C -AZ ET P E.
EXETER, ONT., CA. TAD.A•, THURSDAY MOR 1 N t i t1 LILY 16' Tu 1903
Hensall
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"4; Q. J. Sutherland, Notary Public, Conveyan
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CEMENT
eer, Commissioner, Fire Insurance A eat, and
Iseurer of Marriage Licenses. Legal documents
:. carefully drawn ab reasonable rates, Money
:I. to loan on real estate at low rates of interest,
4. Of leo at the Post Moe Hensonlx
Norman Cook isvds%ting tela• -'llhe ]isles Qua, of Woodstock,
'i t
are visiting g a 11 rI. J. Taylors.
Kirkton
-Mir. 11. Vi;clters,'moved his familly
to London, on Wednesday.
Mr. Fred Talyl,oir its away spending. holm- on L' -. r' zxaght brat, after �y
is lioludrays at the coast.
If you want the best results use rivers in Sou+i h River -Mr. and A?rs. G. L. Money, of Mit-
.I, 31(ii •Wale Crawford, 'druggist, of obeli, are visiting friends in .the vii•
+ Ripley, is visiting itis mother. gage fox a few drays.
N'1' ••-�Zis. ita9ris, of,�Vrox+eter, is visit- -lzr. nail Di[rs. N. lt. Carr and faro,
d te nal alio tar Brat's 6em6ll •� •i iii Mrs, Cook and other• friends.ily a;revtisiin(gsiroldhalesat+1+\Lrs, D+otaell, of Ex'etter, was in lt4'estfield dugiing this week.
+ the village this week visiting her ,-.Mis's' I atlhtleas MmcL3urdy, of :St
+1+i Thomas, is spending the holidays with
---I`Lllea alispaes Ifolio/nd of Exeter, her uncle Mr. J. McOu.rdy,
WE AUX SOLE AGENTS
'Walls, Floors, Troughs, etc, built with these Cements
last for ever.
Wrt
Binder e
We have Binder Twine now in stock ready for you.
Come in and get what you need and be ready when
harvesting time comes.
Scythes and Snaths, Turnip Hoes.
We have a Quantity of Turnip Seed.
Eavetroughing and Builders Supplies always on hand.
in tate eweek111ego this eek visiting(Mrs. -Mer, S. Brow'n's horse took a.run
Conk.
NErs. Gee::J3rovpn is in. Clinton, lllioli. it, was sthar.t as 11e stopped himself
on ,his own account, on Tuesday}
but
,w• visiting her bro,thez, Dr. Geo, Blatch.
,pfogd..
• -Kiss 'Ella O'Brien, of Lxe t e r, is
visiting, friends and relative& in our
+1+ village.
TIhe. Misters Mlo,'E wean are visiting
d+ t'hoir parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mc-
+ Eaten.
-i' Tlhia adiejsels Dellaney and bro.•the,r„
,4g, triune Wiingtham, were here during the
+II+ past week.
-;Mrs. E. Pierce, of Forest, :was in
the village this week, visiting :Mrs.
T. Se.t'herla(nd.
'1' -Dir. Thompson, of London, was in
fig. the village this week, visiting relativ.
es end Lriends.
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The
We Can
Convince
i
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Latest ThingtVon
in Cloth
Is always to be found at this
tailoring establishment. If
you havent a good tailor and
are looking for one, try us,
One trial will convince you
that you cannot get better
satisfaction for the same
money than we will give you.
that our stock of Spring
and Summer goods is
unequalled. See for
yourself.
FOWLER BROS.
THE OLOTHERS, H ENSALL.
W. W Taman.,
lealcrcTcm ntettt: TeiIor.
Grand Bend
Misses 'Vera IIiawkshaw and 011ie
,McLatuighdiin, .of Loindon, awe here • for
,itw,o wreaks' tnapaat,ion.
A great {number from there attended
the •e40brntion of the battle of the
Btotyne, i,nl Mensal;, on Monday last.
(Reay. Iiiolenes .of Gsainton, deliver-
ed a (sermon to•the Orangemen of
this,district, on Sunday last, 12th
Xtilter.
r�t'Among some of the artrivtals here
Len,tthe season are': -Mr, H. E. Hus-e
#loin and family, Mr. T. II. Mo. Callum,
Oald Mrs, C. Heywood, of Exeter.
Bidduiph Council
Council 'mate July Cith, 403.
A'plumbear of ae.00u1 is were pe,.idand
the Reeve signed otrdersrfor sasme.
}B(qj-Ia(wt No.) 8 anti 9,,' authorizing
reeve and treasurer to borrow'money
when irequested and to'construet gran
,olit'hie sidewalks, in Granton, was duly
;p1 '?#i . ' , i ;nee.' l immune
The ;clerk waaereSittrunteditol re(que t
!the Clelrk of the Pearce, Jamen'i'Madge,
K. C. r, to take gteeps'ito wave; Andrew
Piattsou,'of Ciandeboye, appointed a
-h'ona31141.etur s{tia(bhie.
The teonunnil adjourned to ,meet again
.on Monday, the third dayeof August
:next bat 10 a. m.,
Waal; S,TANLEfra Clark.
Lucari
:li'IeiC•aeten i !mo'ved teres from
'reMo(oreseelll(a,: rluielssiJa
-Mx . Giebert, of Bay City, Mich, is
visitiintg
t Mte'hran.
her aunt, Mrs. John;' .Meq-•.
-Mr, Cecil Donease: , who has been
teaching school near I1e4erton is Spend,
hag this hal/days at his 'lame. here.
-The ,premises now occupied by Mr+
Alex. Sceli,• htavL.ng be n 1purobiased by
Dr. Beating, will be remodeled and
occuip(ted iby, them. + .
--Mr. iiWm. GildiilJ. an, Who. for the
past two and a 'half years . has been
wiLtle the Merchalnts' Bank, heire, has
beeim transtfe'rred to London, where he
has satjarg1i of 'the J(eldglelesta Theivla--
oaney here is being filled by Mr. Dan.
amain, of Mt. Forest.
rxelaena Vence.,
Zurich
-11ir. 'R„ F. Stel;ch, principal of
Zurich,pubbie aeho'ol,,left this week for
a :trip, to the olid, :country.
-D7jr,'Chiris.. Kitbler and dliutghaer,
of yOaxiawsr, N. • •Dakota, are visiting
friends here, htis week.
-Mir. John Terrance, a former tees.
their in our ;public school, spent a fe;ti
days bast w ele1; with Mr. Wesley Sch.
oeilig, Goshen Line.
The Messrs. Heideman, Rudolph and
Albert were in Wiotod*oek on Tues•--
da;y, on a sad mission ,vla:at;tj:ending
the funeral of thei,•r mother.
-'isees Gladys and Rose McNeil/in
and Master Gordon, of Hensall, are
visiting their grarnd piarents, Mr,
and Mr. M. Zeller, during the holi-
days.
1Buehamtan left on Saturday
morning fox! a trip 'to the; Coast
Ile expects to be absent 'from four to
six weeks. We trust the doctor will
enjoy his well earned. and fmuoh-need-
ed +rest.
--Mir. John Deieh'art, jr., left on
Wednesday:morning
for C
pi o+ to
wnd'grgo, another operation for ap-
pelndictitis. J•obinie has had a good
shame ot trouble the past year audit is
pincetreily hoped that this operation
will 'restore ham to health. .
THE--
ifimilards
Canada
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL.
APITAL (all paid up)•
General Manager
@feral• Grace Mornainoe, of Clinton,
was in the village this weak, the guest
of Mrs. Henry Cook,
-Retv enfr. Diehl, of Altera. Craig,
was in the village this, week visiteng
Mr, J. Sui(hesrla'nd.
-DIrs.
Short, of Parkhill, 45 visiting
ing her parents, Mr. and„Mrs. john -
sten, of the London Road.
-Mrs. Cluff and daughter, of Tuck.
n
e,rsmith,' spent Sunday :with DI'r•
WthLte,Sides, Mrs. CLuft's brother.
Miss Lillian Blatohford, who is tea.
eking at Nile, was in ;the villagedur-.
i.ng the {past week 'v'isiting relatives.
-.Hire tG. Welsh,our enter prisingg
prlepriieleter of this elacemic light pla(oit
has placed a new arc light on the
plotdt offiioet owner.
t th c Ladles' Aid, of
learn tlha
-W e
the Methodist church realized thehand
some sum of $100.00 on the occasion of
the O,ratage+men celebration on Mon-
day last..
-,Aur guractavyt men and pc'aviyion
dealers report the holiday of the 12th
to ;nave bean very beneficial to them
The same fact applies to our hotels
and restaurants, who -did a rushing
business..
Mr. G. G. Moir, engraver for the
Batman. Li,tlbieb'rrtpblimo Co., Winni-
peg.is at • present the guest of his
uncle, Mr C. Moir, of the township
of ]day. Dir. Moir saw sex vice in the
late war in South Africa, under Gen-
eral Baden Powell.
_falise Heaid'er,son, of :Windsor, is
visiting her brother, Rev. Mr. '•Herr-
darson, also the Misses Grant are vis-
iting {;heir aunt, Mrs. Henderson.
Bayfield
-:i1,Lr. Geneve. Capnpbecil, spent alien•
day at I31yt(h, `
-Mrs. Wm. Brandon and Miss Liz-
zie Balcoinar were at Blyth, on July
13lth,.
Ditrs. Blaccloburn,. of Loudon, lin
visiting at Mr. George Erwins, at
piresent.
L. L .0. No. , 2;1. ,aL;te(tided that cele.
bra {:Lan at Hens'al.l, on the' 13,Lb, and
evert a ptomaine: time.
-The Sarnia Lumber Co. are prepar
ing a raft of pine Logs in bh'e river to
tow to Sarnia this week,
-'J. G. St:ati btery, Barris(tter, of Ex
eter, spent Sunday in the village visit
Ling under the .parental rotof.
-The Presbyterian congregation in-
tend holding a igap>;deaa pper'Uy neixt
week in Mr. ihhom;psson's orchard!.
-Mr. Jahn, Elliott and wife from
the Rocky Mountain District are vis-
iting friends in town at: present.
-freed atligh scowl stud outs, of
Clinton, held a social hop in thepavil-
lion on, Saturday ,evening last.
-Dir. Chris. Howard and herb Troy
er, returned to Toronlo, on Saturday
last after spending a week in the vil-
lage,
--.The i\lisses 1 erre of Cli,nto.n, were
the guests ot their sister, Mrs. 11.
Dtarrah, of the Commercial hotel. last
Elimvi1ie
-Rev, Rau. Hicks spent a couple of
days under the parental roof.
+er .
ELe•
' its
Mt,55i�;112abei Minors, of ,
spent Sunday under the parental roof
Tiev. Waddell, of Arva called on
friends in the village Ane clay last
wont;,.
-Mr. ,end: Mrs. J. H;odgel".rn, ) of
Freewill, spent Sunday with Mrs. Bri,
unaa;Gombe.
-Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Johns, of Ex-
eter, spent: Sunday with friends in and
aground 111i'e village.
Wi'e ea
, Ia i,t
• •d ,
am Ilex ,
- Di'r. Elwin wi,n
Hansall, spent Sunday' the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. S. Andraw.
-The dry hot weather of last: week
was a good thing for the hay crop and
$6000,00® many tons of first-class hay was gatb
aired tn. and the majority are finish --
$2, 700,000 ed. •
E. P.1i11 31)EN, --I''1 :fail wheathas tetra
Superintendent of Branches
enc a 'Pawl ends,
'Tike lee•n/noint to the, Oren4e Or, detr,
pini a{clhledt'by Rev. A;ndeirenn, on Sun-
day evening last was very largely at.,
tended, the church being packed.
+-Mrs. Btabt. Robinson, who ' was
called to Londeeboro, on Monday las t
to attend Meir daughter-i,n-lra,w, who
was sick. returned hto,m�e� on Tuesday
evening.
.- Tihc Orangemen o,f this neighbor-
hood did''not,participate as largely as
usual in their annual de'm.o'nstration
who ch was held at Mensal;, very few
indeed Lelf-t in tlhe ipa;otcelcs(sisrn.
--Tthe basket social under the aur-.
picas of the Ladles' Institute held on.
Mr. R. F.ite(tic(hletrs' lawn en 'Tuiesday
asfterfnoon and evening was largely at
tended, and several good addresses
were given by the delegates, and the
literary programme in the evening
good.
- Dashwood
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-Miss C. Weber, of Almira, is in
JOHN WH%TB & SONS
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tto'w: ianOnt'lus, ;returned home Thurs ;ay •
last.
-Mr• •aavd Mrs. della Wind returned I
weekse 'visit with sans •and, daughters 14
a(tt °Deij , Miichnigtain.•
-DLr.ilaitatntdi , iG uiilFiokul; `tye;(ellsiid- .
demos toadied to Landon on1 Satrzrday' q
of last week, owing to 'the death of 8
1Vfir.,;Chu leoleneemeethe(r. 14
e• -'.A, munaibe,r a our young. (people pip . 4
Meted at Grand 13'end, on •Wetdnessidtay, o
and Eriday; of last week. The weath-
er being favorable,' a very pleasant 8
tilma wast srptein(t.
•
-gr. Ed. Iiia bLe,, who' relcfln1LJt1�tates
ttose+d of V biax iesea buelnetsa, h;as Jt''i
cureld. a. (position in a wlaoilejsale hard=
ware, Loudon, and on Friday last lacy 4
ed :Etas fenny to they city. 4
A Liberal Offer. -The Times and d'
remily Herald •arid Star. .Montreal,
for the balance of 1903 for C. and 4
to all who subscribe before July 15 4
wet will will include the two pioturep, 4
"Purity and Alone". Tinetnsneeictureia ,4
alone are worth theprice. This is R 4
special offer to increase o subscrip-
tion rapidly. idly r.
-Mulch regret was felt ,on it beoom
ing known •on Saturday last that Miss es
Ella .Moriook. (daughter of the+elate 4
Jdbtn Morlook) load Massed to the
great beyond. The ;sad event took
peatce 'at the .resiidtenoe ,of 'Mr. Ho.rry
Enekingh'aam, Exeter. She hiadalways
been a remarkably robust, healthy
younlg woman,. and her sudden de,par-
t:.ura• was a sad shock to her many
f•rLerodtai •amid' redatdvels in this neigle--1
borahood.
THE RE -'DISTRIBUTION BILL,
Some of the Ridings us They Now
Stand.
the village calling on friends. • 1 ,Middlesex North, will ineludei the
-Mr. C. Fritz, of Zurich, and J.1 townships of B•iddulph, DficGillirtray,
West ,Wi1Lia,m•s, East Williams, adzes
t• to towns of Liman and
aide Lobo, h
1,
P.asiohill, and the village of 'Ailsa
Clraig-
Mid'dle4 x Bain;•-T;he tofw•tnshiips of
Reid, of Leeury, culled on friends here
on Sunday.
y
-O. V. Snell, of Boston, New York,
and Miss Flasi.le, of London, are spend
tahe'Lr holidays at home.
--Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cann and
'i '�•tof
• . T,Lnd enPi el Exeter, Chas ,ten, visited at
Mr. Chas. Steinhagen's, on Sundtays
-Mrs'. A. B'eani end Miss .V1 are, ter
Go•dericb, are Waiting their friends
and relatives inland about, t, the vil-
lage.
-M_ e Fa Icing, of Clintron, once of
our forever publi,e school teachers was
in the .village a few days last 'armlet
•.i North Dor-
chester
A
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iW 1
nd r ,
Lla , In
n t`
chestesr and Westminster.
laiiddlesleX Wiest-eltlte..towwshipe 'ofj
Metcalne, Dfosa, Elle rid„ villages of
Glencoe, Qa,ratd,oc, and Delaware. the
towns of Stiratihtroy, Wardsville, and
tthie village of Newbury.
Bast Lambte,n, as etcrrauged by the
Liibeirais is Floe inieiudte illosanquet,
renewing acqua,intahoes• Waraviusk, fount tilUissn, ;Brook and
-A medicine C�ompany gave an open Elp'uhe'mmat ;tlotwlnphips.; Pe is olio ,and
ailr c'onoort on 8d:ttnrdtay euenha,gl, and iE' ore'st ' towing Tthretd(ford, . A'rloonra•,.
wure fortunate enough to disipose of Watford, Oil springs and Abvinston
quite .a qu.anttity if their gtooidts. villages --!20;919.
-Mr. J. Kellerman and Ed, Wall West: Larm,pecen will consist of
are all smilers these days their wives
having presented them each with a
d,au;ghter. The piopula,tio,n of our vile
'luige seams not to decretase-
-Quite a =umber from here took
en the Orange celebration at Hensall,
on Monday. A large number of camp -
peas are going through the village
deity on their way to Grand Bend.
-Rev. Meckel preached an interest-
ing missionary sermon in the E•van-
ginlllieeal ciit`urele ora Sunday ovening,rat
the close of the service 'the sum of
, 170. )5 was ,raised to aid this noble
work, the Idiefaicaary cause .
Exeter Municipal Council
Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment of Town Hall, July 7tT.• All
pre'sent.. t17,i;nu L•ers oil previous lee t
ing; ,read and confirmed.
•Croec]i,-Cobide dick -Th at. {lie fol,.
towing eertafied cemetery accounts be
paused and orders drawn on. rea.sur-
Plytm;ptoin, Sarnia, Moore, Sombre. and
Dawln t arngibints, Sarnia town, Point
Ddwaard 9d=Wyo'ming viILages-29,725•
'JMaron.= eats{-Cixr'ay, Hawick, Turn•:
berry'. Br:arras,. Waevianiosh, E., Wing -
ham, Myth, Brussels, Wroxeter. Pop-
ulation, 1'0,712.
TItmnoin :W,ese-Asjli{fi,eJ,d„ W. W Swei-
noidk., Hallett, Godt'srial', Clanton, 4pop-
ulaatitolnl,t 19,71e.
Heacfn South -St Hay, Ste
hien, Us:bomne, Tucketratmith, MoEillop
Seafortlr•, Exeter, H.eunsali„ Bayfield,
Population, 22,881.
CRANGE CELEBRATION
The 12th of July in Hensall.
The O,rc,n,ge society is nae pf the
most venerable and ,powerful esctne't
sociatiess in the British Empire. Found-
ed in November, 1688, at Exeter, Eng-
land, by Wil•llialm IIL, tlhe Earl of
Shrewsbury, Sir. Edward Seymour and
T Bishop Burnet, it liar since increased
Deb-
ar for same :-D. A. Alward, parL.sa1, very greatly, nidi; it hos become acti-
ary, $,93.75 Jin-. Ford, labor, 824.75; very organized til it
the Dam-
Wlini. Harcdiag, interest on note., X35; mien of Canada, New Zealand, .lustr-
-.Carried. ansa South Africa, JUa wki,ns.-.G'Jllenpie.-.That. the, fol-
lowing accounts be passed and orders
drawn on treasurer for same:E. Jon-
es„ labor, $3.50 1'+. Gillespie, do.. ,$'1.50
Thos. Wtbsterr, do., 82.75'.; S. Hand+
ford, de., .$,'6.50 ; J. Parsons, do., $15.13
Jambes Willis, deo., $12.38; Geo. Atkin-
son, do., $4.50; W. II. Levett, gasoline,
423.10; H. Parsons, Street watering.
to. Jona 29 r(1. S 3,.00 ; C. 13. Snell.
eilteicll(ria light, $88.80; F. Heist, tile,
4130400; W. J. Bissatt, charity to Mrs.
autt'an $ 9 00 :t--Ottearbed.
Cn'eelcpi-G•i.il'ea pee. -That the Reese
and Treasurer be empowered ter bora
now, the sum of $ 1.000. fie meet aura -
rent exprais�e,s.-tear.riell .
Council adjourned to Tuly 2lst. at
7.30 p. m. •
Council met at anti of ,Reeve July
L premien
mil
�4t.h. Al e
ao
l 1
11 : 'te hat 'Lh
Cobblediclr Gi est. Ti i e
encasing on main street at the corner
t. Greet be lower
n L n hails
Main and a t
of
g
ed two hashes and tlte, stake in• front /world, the liberties evhich are heirs so
r i a es well as the
British Isles. It has at, leas{. 1,000,000
aicILive member in the Empire.
The sociecty is mow a (ponvelgful factor
lit Ura United States, t,hlon,gh not " h
B'rit,ish institution. The society stands
Gest 'and foremost for the spread. of
;the !p�rotesstant religion, and in the
British !Empire) for the, maintenance)
of the closest e,o:naect.ion between the
Mother Land and the Dominions be-
yond
e-
y o nct {'fie seas."
The 2110th atnitvetretery of flip -battle
of the 33oyne, was celebrated In Ilen
sail, on Monday by 11te Orangemen of
itilve surrtoumding di�ii.ricts, with. the
whole -sealed ern.tiiusineen with. which
the follow*errs of Laing 'William always
1tiali the day. There was templet cvid-
':nce that the glorious. pious and 1m -
mortal memory of: the t?ri'n'ee of Ore
mage was held in Lite same reivietrelnee
r•
as it Blas always F7^'^tn, stance elle gale
tiain.t; champion peceerv�eci t,o England.,
and through her to the A•nglo,sgaxon
of John Taylor's be 1owelted four in I deer to( eiv'en•y true Briton -
cams on new walk.- Carri.eti.
Hai'klru1.-Tirit si:Bewails on Victor.
La slttreet be, six feet, tit'ido.-No sego*
der. Jail e,pwnrd,s of 5,000 peupic'had gather
ICobbteidiek.-Gi]lesp�ie.,-.TJh'alt•.waltk! 1e1;1 in our 'village. Amtple, aeoarnodr-
Ieverye c th
wide.-
nr
,nl o
five feet tic n
. �^i
Victoria street be f rl..t
bet i lion eves afoi +
C,arri,ed day glassed' •oft very succetssfall.y. A
From oairly morning t o the st rains
o'f ,music front the fife and drum,
car;oitvrn+ of ,people kept pouritnee in un -
Council adjourned; to 'regular meet- bigg.prooession wiu:h hands and banners
coursed the; streets :and afterwards as
tnrg• _0000_ Clerk.
°
scmbled h the girove helical. Neral the ad -1
dresses given. Some of the prizes
Crediton awarded were captured by Summer -
1 ire t m' tv c(a' crop ,a s ---+- h+Ll•l Lodge, for the, beat tite and drum
m.enasGci1,'a.ncl the. atop ,al.tltlough not Mr, P. W. Clark, of 'Granton, spent band; Credi'ton',fot thel;tandsomess•.t
quite so heavy as Last year., is a good Sunday in the vtnlege• banner, while the pi.Lzr, to the young-
avon4aig'e 'carp, and the grain of fixate'. DLrs. Sol. L'Ioll znrann, of Elkton, is set member 'o'f the order writs c•atp't.uyed
elmcivalityi a visiting relatives in the village. t iby Mr. Tor.ld, ot Graderteh, and the
•TTh:, berry pickers h ave been busy--aMa;stter Otto 13rowmn, of 'Elmira, i prix: tor oldest ,monnber present going
this week, and report the 'berries very is home nos it months' venation. to MIlclhell Lodge.
AOGENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Interest at most favorable ourrent rates allowed on
''774gavings, Bank accounts and Deposit Receipts.
Litters of Credit iamnad available in China, Japan and
,other foreign countries.
daue
plentiful and extra large in quality.
-Oltr blacksmith has engaged Use
sssrvic'eds of Mr, ahas, Stewart of
Estates, t; assist ham. i1T:r. Stewart,
etoarees well reeo!m'meiwdcd, and is !poi.
halos one of the berstelehtiektemiths in
western t t ,rio, ctiica� ii lty on horse
Shoeing and will no doubt d'rlaw a
large trade to the shop,
CREDITON ONTARIO. • 'Children Cry for
•
W, SI• CHISHOLM, Malinger: A TO R, IA.
-'Miss Clara Siegnier, 'of Durham, Is
rsndwing acquaintances in the. village.
-Mr. Kelso, of Detroit, ,are visiting
relaatiavets end friends in i,h.'rs vicinity.
-Mr. ,ani]t Mrs'. Ches. Eiiber, Cif
Mayville, are visiting under the 'par--
en'atl root.
Miss Lizzie , Bieber, who. has been
working+in el •`troit, is home; sipeniding
her aaumaz1eitvadati,on.
14T•nsl. Dani Sweitzex returned home
atter a five week' wvit'ht her bro.
MOM Cbrarlie, at ivuroille:.
Or. punt S+weitter, +av'hc' hetet been
FRUIT TRADE WITH THE WEST
IN A CRITICAL CONDITION
The Fruit Dttvisioat, Ottawa, gives
out 'the/ ,follehv'ing et atetme'nt,--Ninner
ons .reg.ueets lac e, been received .from
Manitoba and the Northwest Terri-
tories for Ontario fruit of the hest
quality, put up rosiest and attractive
pcl ka'gess oft the, rent that Wra tern
dealers ,prefer to ivlundle. There ate
immense •p;ossibiliites in this Western
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ts and Shoes
Ladies' Pearl Grey Canvass, reg, $1,0 for X 1.1:0
Ladies' Patent Leather Bal. reg. $2.50 for $1,75
Ladies' Oxfords regular $1,50 for $1,10 •
Men's Patent Leather ....regular $3.00 for $2 00
Thereis no place that you can get such
value for your money in Sho& as at our
store. Call ani see them.
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traria for the Ontario fruit growers,
but up -,to, -date methods of packing
and shipping will have to be adopted
at once or the whole of this great
and growing business will ba Capture;
biyl that A'merFieatns.
Fruit Inspector, Philp, of Winni--
psg writes that matters have come to
a 'e'ribictal s' stage, and thait unll rn On-
eatrio nowtm akes a determined bid for
the Gradin, the market will 'be occupi-
ed almost e'xciusiveay by fruit {from
California, Oregon, and British. Col--
enabia. In the ease of apples, elven
Ko.na(as and Missouri are likely to be
Anent co
Gnpetitors
s According
to
Mr. Philip, the p'and,cges wan'tled In
the Winnipeg ,market are as follows:
Early apples, the bushel box; pears,
the hat f-;baz, holding twenty pounds of
tvtrapped frntt ; peaches and plums, the
orate holding four bozes, similar td,
those used by California shippers, and
which are well known in all Canadian
markets..
It is very i'm'portant that 'Ontario
shippers should realize the critictsl
stage at whiiph this trade has arrived,
and that they should make a united
effort to caapture the, Western market
not only by perfeeting the details of
their own •end of the business, but by
taking up .the .matter of t ransporta--
Lian with, the express • ani (railway
companies in order to selnure if pos--
sible a better and quicker service to
Winnipeg. Al present fruit is frequ-
ently forwarded; by empress from 'To-
ronto to .Winnipeg 'Via Smith's Valls,
a.nd even Montreal, to connect with'
the thrfeelght •trains -The result :is
that the fruit is on -the, road Jfr((im 18
tot 24: ',hours longer than it would rho
11 sent by North Bay, and consequent-
ly it +ides not arrive,"in Winnilpeu fin
that beetnion.ddtlion. If the ealrsztyintq
oemipa(nies cart he convinced. that' On=
teak, ;gra:ve rs are ;prepared 'tea i•ma,in-).
ttain a steady shipment et fruit in mo-
dern ipackiages, and not merely to send
West the fruit that the:East dces
not want, put up in all sorts, on anti -
cleated sh;a;p'es, theere is Little doubt
that adequate service will be .provided; t
at a rate which tvi1Z co'mp'are favorabr
ler with that now enjoyed 'by Oregon
and California sshilppers.
egenuine!:n teriaalwac•s hears tateSigratc::..
en Chas. K. Fietc er.
When 11a17 was :ick we gevc her cncsc.n,
G-Lcnsilt t:.. a Caiid, iii: riel for C:...tca
cthem Cantona
I. 0. 0. F�NO.TES.
.Bro. R. N. Rowe was elected Repre-
sentative to Grand Longe. in lI.amill•-
to)n;, int Auigupiti
Patria.rct.l'1r, H. Trott, will repres-
ent G1ne Camp at its annual meeting
int •II•awiilit'o'n, in August:
Messrs. E. J. Speckmen, Grand Pat -
and S. A..C'oples'tpne, Dist. Depty.
Grand Patriarch, installed on Thune -
day evening, the following officers to
Exeter Encampmeint of Oddfeliows in
to their respective offices for the pre -
pent term :-Pat. R .N. Taylor, 0. p;
.Ilia
Pet. anal : d, S . W. ; 'Pat. J. G.
Stalaburry, J. W.;; pat. R. N. Rdw i,
H. P.: Pat. A. E. 'Fake, Soriibe, ; Pat.
E. J. Spackman, T,reas.
Tb:e, Eneanatpmeint Branch, of Ute Or-
der has in many ipianes, nearly daub]
cid its .membetrelhuip, and mucln'of this
pxolgreas has b.eetn, due to :the enthus-
iasm, sprroigreesivietniess, and ability of
Lts present ;head, Grancl Patriarch. E.
I Spatcikiman, et the Grand. En:eamesa
meat .of Ontario. In a few weekd
Grand Patriarch Soack(man wall give
aver ads office to his successor. and
will then take his chair as Grand Res
presentative to the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of the world.
Jiro. S4 A. Panel ea tome, P. D; D. G.
DL. installed the officers of 'Exete'r
Lodge No. 67, Independent Order ;vt
Odtdif'ellloiw(s ant Tuesday, July 15th': -
(Bre. It. Davis, J. P. G. • •E. h1I. Onig.
non N. ' 9'. ; aato. Huhid V. 9.; R, N.
Taylor, R. S.; A. E. Puke,; 1'. 8 hire
H. ,Trott, Treas. ; W. Hetaanan, War --
den; Geo. Eaoret,t, Con-; W.m. Melt
villa, I. G. D. Rlustzerll„ 0. rG.;
Delbrid;ge, 'R. S. N. G.; P. Gardiner,
L. S. N. 0.; T. Boyle, R. S. V. G.
S. Rowe, L. S. V. G.; 1V'm. Statham,
R. S. S.; 3. Elston, L. S. S.; W. Wm. -
Taman, Chap.
Od:dfelIow•sship has increased numer-
icaily more rapidly this•ycar than any
year since its existence in Amerrica,
It is now the largest •nwmetriclal, benea
vmolent society in the world: Its three
links eneitrcle the Globe, and its come
mends of visiting the sick relieving
the distressed, burying the dead, erne -
eating the orphan, and caning for the
widow, are observed by all people. i
Mr. S. A. Poplels hone; Distriiet Dee?.
puty Grand, Patriarci ; 1ias,placed.t.lie
Offic'er's of Minervanetatniipment,,'No.
47, of VVi.ngRvam, in working order for
the !present term and reports sa'.iefae-
tory ;progress.
Children Cry for
CASTiy~f n
flalltork Roca, Snail anti Trio tialliorit Fulleus, Iron ,& 'Wood
Aistockand our Wheel from 25 to 40,ati
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in and ,. I+ir:or
All sizes ..
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inown, Hooks Pelee.
'ire
the lowest t s a., i3.anl, Bottom tic .
prices
BIC
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Here is where we s:now we llavo the very best.
celebrated PIymegith Twine gives perfect satisfaction,
fut'therest and gives no trouble.
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0150 feet. OOO ft.
GB`!` OUR PRICES
Hammocks, a nice range from
Hayforks 0000 ...... 00 00....
Screen 'Windows 0 0 0 0 • • + . .
Screen Doors.. . a .
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Frazer Mica Axle Grease -
Preserving
Preserving ;:Kettles ' • •
from .,..• ... , • a . -
Scyths o
Scythe )roues • + + . .. • +
$1,45 to $4M0,
..45c, u p
• -.15c 1.111.
850 11' 1
, 10 and 25cl,
a . .. 1.. ,w �,1c 11p
....noel() E)Oc,
.Y,it . i, 15c.
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