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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1903-10-22, Page 1ti ji riff HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETTE' THIRTY-FIRST YEAR—NO 9 EXETER, ONT., CANADA, TUUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 22nd 1943' 14++4.++4.++++.+++4.++++14+f 44444.4.4.4++++++++++++++4.4.4.4. STOVES AND FURNACES ,y. a 30,7 l,t, ., If you are in need of`a stove or furnace this fall it will be to your advantage - to call and see our stock before ° you purchase elsewhere as we carry a large Mock of the very best makes both for coal and wood. We make a specialty of Furnaces, Eavetrough- ing, Gas and Waterpipe. ,i , Stretchers and see our Carpet CEITZEISIIT If you want the 11et results use National and Star Brand 'WE ARE SOLE AGExTS • Falls, Floors, `Troughs, etc, built with these Cements last for ever. ,141,4844.. a.: e. e,...,... +g+ 4. 4. 4 0 ® ~AVITHIBIS falet a++++•1+14+++44+44+'+44-1 +f+ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ A WOMAN'S ORITICISM ,E what a man's clothes should be is pretty accurate. There can be no possible fault to find with your ap- pearance if your clothes are made to Measure in an expert way. The style of the garment we make is a sufficient guarantee for first class work. All the 'new up-to-date Fall miring'Ov r Gonne 9 ll and Pea rag ;Hats and Caps We have removed to the stand next the Commercial Hotel, and invite you to come in and visit us. We have a nice assortment of Hats and Caps, as well as a full s,ock of Suitings. Come in and see for your self. FOWLER THE MOTHERS, BROS B ENSALL. Bethesda Just arrived. Prices away down. -This (anDxiveeereary of this , will be h'e'ld on Sunday, 'Nov. annoiuritcettneprkts le.•t,er. W.'W Taman. Merck,a let Tailor, 11.000000000000000.00000000r We have just put in stock several mew Pianos in the latest designs and ,of the Best Makes at Popular Prices. 'We will esteem it a pleasure to. show rthem to you. Organs always in stock. A good second hand Bell Organ in good order, for sale cheap. The is ole m, a' bn Is with us and those Cushion Frames are just what you want, We have ahem at moderate prices. t, ewing achines It, ail the leading Makes always in =stock and at prices that cannot be ,`beaten anywhere, also repairs ,for :same. Call and see us. We are always ibusy'but will be glad to give you any sin£ormation about our moods you may desire. S. Martin. Yarns A , very ;pretty wedding took place at the erteeidence o.f the bride's parents "Milredcank; Farm" *veen -Miss'' Akins 1Geertrude, youngest daughter of Mr. CaecerLeas Weekes, bee,aane the bridle tot Mr. P. D!owgLas McLaren, of Winnipeg The ceremony wax performed by;Rev .34 E. Jcipininegss, 'of Deerfield, the. eyed - ding march being played by; Miss Deane, of Zurich.' The; 'bride was ees- mistesd by Miss Pihemia LogaRa,'and; the Croom was supported .by his brother,? Mir. Gilbert [McLaren. A dainty; wed- ding breakfast was served after the ceremony. Numerous and valuable gifts showed the popularity 'a the y!ctu;n;g cloupllee who ;tow the. ,eeve ntng U•rat'tn Ler Dte't'iroit; enrou.ts to Winni- peg, thieir future home, where the 'groom Moles the position of manager of the Pitimbu,r,g ;supply brunch off the Taipbairu rs Coin`p'a;ny. .ghurch 1st.,Fu11 Biddulph ..6a..ra-. —1\2x.. and Mrs. Rodgers, .of. Lon- don, were the guests of Mr. W. W. Rev inigton, this weak. -The entertainment in the Maic- cabeees Italie Mooresville, on Thursedtty ni'g'ht last, was a decided success. The house was crowded. -112r, Caleb Ryan, of the .4th con. Biddulph, near Luean, is we'regrett to hear, (dangerously ill,. and . the doctor holds no hope for her recovery. She suffers from cancer of the stomach. Mr.; J. ]3, Bryant, councilman leas returned from New Ontario, Where he biaie eapent, some three weedes viewing be per,mased land, He reports ts won- derful o -derful i,mtprov>ements going on, espec-• icily in the vicinity of Lisgax, where he says they have some brick church- 460000000400000000000♦00N0 es Mid ua1 to. any country church in • THS Vier tan o had HEAD OFFICE, NEON'CREAL. CAPITAL (au paid. up) RESERVE AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS $6,000=000. $2,974=245 Tim 1'XS)3D crutch IIsi, General Manager 5uperintendont of Branches A GENERAL BANKING BLISiNEaB TRANSACTED la Merest at most favorable current rates allowed on Savings Dank Accounts and Deposit Receipts. Special attention given to the business of Farmers and Cattle- men, r.• Credit i issued to travellers ayable in all parts of the Lettere. of 1S >dp -world. . Hd .11.1)L,M!. [ lea er !Unsaid Cl. J. Sutherland, Notary Public, Convey= Ier, Commissioner, Fire insurance Agent; and cssurer.of Marriage Licenses. s+ ega lModocuments carefully drawn at reasonable rates. Mone to loan on real estate at low rates of interesn, Office at the Pest Office Walsall -Mrs, (Dr.) L'exguson', wase visiting Lo+nd,on, this week. --.1var. 1)• Canttel;o+n is purohlt,sinig t a eel:'l;e qunnatit r oif a;ppl!etssi - Mrts, 3. C. Stoneman was tin Lam- beth Lest week, visiting her parents. -M:r. Jas. Moore, svho has bon ser- iouaty indisposed is improving; again. -Idris. Joie. Blatchford: is attending the furneetlal of a sister at Shedden this week Rev. 13.r. Mecdd • will preach , at Sexennial, next Sunday, 25th lust, ;Cit 2..30 p. m. -Mr. and Mrs. Sellery of Rinour- dine, spent Thanksgiving with their son, 'Dr. Battery. -Rely. Wim. Godwin, of Excit:w ecan:I Rev, Dr. Medd will exchange .pulpits next ,Sunday afternoon. -Mr. M•cKnnzie,, collar 'maker, has gone :t'o Lindsay. .Itis many briends Elltn,ville the. Model .a+t London, spent a lose daysFOUND -'The elpema'Jtht.l+e'a ue here gave a of the past week visiting """'"""'""' g parents and " mot Li tfnl : t dee h "<, s Home" zn !eel ftrix+a s. Tues- ods in 'this vicinity, and ss as sue - day evening in t'be basement .tof the ,eessful in securing the Sharon pub - enteral. There was a good attendance lie school far 1904. of local Leaguers and a most enjoy_ j -Rev. R. W. Knowles will deliver able es ening v1 was apent. The program ,,nn address to the Orangemen (of the 'Getomrge L'a;weeet, who Ir a t benclin;g THE BOUNDARY A W A F? 0 owns s!teaed of .neeitatioos by 1lfisses',Ag- Exeter D:istriet in the i methodist London; Cic+t,2able-.Tlie Alaskian Canada's Interestsc aGrificed Oren' never• of able main Canadian,. cion- centtoaass eeta!blished, but itis claim- '? ;they+atre rendered o,t n'a practical bonen,: to the Dominion. Aggie Hunter, Nellie Hinds and Nettie ehurrcle, Mee, on SundaY', T;oP let., et . 1 frounldtaay award war le even more ellee.stt Campbell; a reading b.y Rey Coultas, 110.30 .a. m• A cordial inivita;tion ]sex- roes to Canadian interests tbaxi svgs e!peeee by flee pastor, Ray.zW. H. et,end,,,d by the brethren of i;bi iii fre,a:rt(d. The United States win, all Coupler, este acted as ohairman, and Mesters. J. Joth,ns and 0..W. Raker; choir ' .and Sunday School scholars,; severed selections by • the L oague an instrumental by Miss Dena Miners. Mriss Lizzie Johns acted as organist and was ass+ieted by Miss; Lena Miner;. At the ciesse of the aerogramme dight rcfre;sebtmein'ts and plela,sant eon:velrsae non braugtht the eve.ning to a close, !ley to all the, lolaal brethre,a-tri come along the lime • and has secured the ' and. be present at this. cvrvic :no -.es '‘ n f ' 1 Dashwood 1 -Mer. Woltfe, oTa•vieeloek, visited al; J. Ileamnn's a few days this week, --Mr. Alex. MeeLaree, ba. r seer of Pert 1•Turen,.speeet ,Mond,aly xn s.i z villi- age. --Mr. Ernest Bender, general mer - Grand Bend liana, offBlyth, spent Thanksgiving -- - 'clay with .1. Kellerman. -Mr, Arthur Mollard has returned -Mr. Wen. G'eigee, principal•of;'tbn home. public scaho,o + nra'rture, eepeernt S.atuveley.and Sunt beth, regret bee ,a,,e : as maveL to t -.axe n,nineteen }l. lug iy .Cit this home en ,T3e,a 11, n s2 reamed St'hl t ,JOHN WHITE + SONS Qen Main street, Sept, 27th, flee follow,. ing letter. Owner may have it en 'application to Times Office, and Paying post of tins advcrtiserent My Qwnest Own.- SiLnrto your cruel repulse from! 'ray side 'et the band -or, rather, the .foot -of en, I have pewee&leng aend fondly, porc'tant islands act long, on your daring proposition which ch comma=nd thea eiztrlauce taPort ; {(» I skiauld fly with you .and bees' at Siatesoen'barber. The two Canadian oast, 1 knasvi:t's naughty, and ray Commissioners, Sir, Louis nate. and heart and my ceomseieenoe re ravo me, ] lir, 4.. B. Alyeswee the not only deciin- but I'm needy to fly with' you, dearent, ad to sign blue award, but iz,ave issued' to the utmost seats of the• earth, a dtigpified protest against the. sa'c,ri- %f 1 remenber art• hit the instruc- floe of the interests of Canada. The asvar'd re3ating to the Porti led Hens were :Carrriagc corner street, Genal .gives the United States 'tis is- midai'ight, then away to'a land where lands, Kannaghunut and Sitklan,00m- tike saonner i.s net., Terms to bei made mending the eenntirrance of the Portland at leisure withenfuriate,d papa. Peace Channel and Ilse ocean pns:age LoPca'4l being made, we are. to return( tc Ese.t Simepeoin,'aped di. roving bbs strategic err, terse his blessing, settle down, F• lues of "males and el: ars,-Isla d and live' happily ever of terw ards,• just -4Ix, and i1Crs. Charles 1Ylellall, of s"illaege, aryl , ua er, of I'igbotneMieh., which axe given to Canada. '• 'Three London, were In the village ;this week --Mr. Ileainan, of >'Qn'o i a sjpanrt. a feisv,,days Kate village Iasi. inount.ain ling adopted as, the boon v]s tyng r,ela+tives,: pecking this apples. d n, es buss neer ca1L'ung on (Ad aequain'tances. d'ut'y Lies so fax from.the caos:ts as to --Mrs. Henry Cook leis returned from Do,tr,alt, svte,re she had been speeding a. few weeks with her sister. .-J„ E. McD;ohiall,; in writing (rem Scotland, reports heaving a very pleas- ant visit thele and feeling much bene- fitted by the trip. -Monett fnnget Wait on deovelrely 15th, Rev. Dr, Henderson, of To.ronto,. twill paeoech, in the evening in the' ¥e - Modest chuerch. here. Do not miss this treat. -11;Gr. Itched; Petersen e se n its s sold his storehouse, on the west side of the -Tore i.semi-annual examinations bank 'to ahrareholders of record on$lset way track, to Mr. Urquhart, who seal will be 'held at 'the school "rhursd;a.y October. The eprldoer is of the bank are use it in :connection with this oatmeal 'tined N,riclaay, of .this week. mill business. -Mr, T. Murdocie. chap had great•sue ease this year with his fine t horse,, Joe, Stanton, leaving captured; first money at nearly every fail fair within any ee'aho'nablee distance. -M r. *-Rev. o ritlepresiding eider of" tele farm of efr. T. G,ratt;tou. , I3axry Purdy has bought the I North Dral[at,a OanJier(exyi a?, ; 000upae;d -Mr. and. Mrs.. Hegbestead, oL Lon tine gland tdelivered last very able esex- den: sptlnt a+few dayerhe , ' -The new house of Syxus Green, is I man, • an improvement to Grana: Bend. ' - oa ee Hardy .rias returnee' forth a. prospecting taut through the North -Mrs. Copeland, of Sb. Marry',;, is IWest Territories. MrHardy speaksPisting (her sister, Mrs. RobertHam well ofthat +countyyand think tenet is ,tone place L•o ga and locate. -lave So'vieireagn Bank, of Canute,: has . h dust decorated a •'laced quarterly dividend upon .c+api teal stock, of the. miss Farro w, of Goderieh„ is a it ,pretsen+t visiting her sister, Miss -Bebe el F eaair o w. -Mr. Wm. S,to.nernan returned from Belgravte Last Tuesday where he had been engaged i'n menovating one of the 'chutrehhee;s. Mr. Stoneman is, an ex- celLesit workman and his services, are much in .demand. -Mr. Copeland, of,St., Marys, is hlo k, opening store Beverly Main street.a anusie Such 'a store is what aur town needs, and we welcome Mr. Coope'land, and wish him success.. Heiman is a musical town.. -The cclegrc a;t:ians in +the Me,tiho- dist church, last Sunday, were leery 1•aer!gee. RRetv.. Dr, 'Medd preached as us- ual. Next Sunday forenoon he wi1,1 take for hies theme • The prayer :if the Backesl'i:da,r, ailed in ten evening he; will preach on "Foretokens of Doom." -Mfr. Edward Sheffer, while recent ly engaged in doing seme,carpenter work for Mr. Forrest an iris dwelling had the misfortune to hews ehe tecaff- ald glee away and, in (falling, he re.. calved a very painful injury to ,his face, owing to same rafters falling with him anal stril=ineg him in the rape. Centralia --Mrs. lltkrahard Handford is visiting firie'nde in Toledo, Omhio. -Mrs. Charles Fairhall left on Wed nasdayfor a visit with friends inilt]- 'Ohi•oan: --Mier Andeazao•n, of TaronL'o, visit.. ed ,her mother here an Thanksgiving, -Miss HuxfJaible, of London, speen.t a few days with hes parents here: --1I.is,s Lillian. Eliio t t frare Almia College, St. Thomas .aend Miss haste, who is attending the Normal' in Lon- don,arrived home on Wednesday even leg !met aend spent the holidays, until Monicley, Anderson • -Mise Lillian Werry is holidaying be St. Marys. -Mr, Hla.rding, of Ilowick, is the guest oil Mr. Tleos. Harding. -Mr. C. L. Newton, spent Thanks- giving at his home in Gode;rich. -Mr. H. J. Beard, of Gueleh,t spent ebe beliday with Mrs. 3. 1. lleard. -Mrs. H. Barr, of St. ,Marys, spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Leads.tofee. -Mx. and Mrs. Shannon, of Mari- o r_ Mari - post. •b # fr os !o the guests o Mr.las. Lane. p 6 -Mies Sarah Is.eep, of Iiirk.ton, is the guest of her graeddaughtea:, Mrs. Jas. B. Atkinson. -Mies h ayme Anderson and Mr. Peebles, oe Si:. Marys, were guests of Mars. John Anderson, on Sunday. -Miss Nellie .Anderson and Mr. Church, of Toronto, were the guests of Mrs; Jeen. Anderson, last week. -Miss Lou Werry and Sarah Ander son attended tlee :Gpwor•th League Convention in Parkhill last Tuesday,' Staffa -'M'r. and Mrs. Ed. L lamilttonspent Sunday in the village. -Miss 0. Campbell, of 'T'oxanta, is at present tet ,beer horrne in the village,, Deep and sincere sympathy was. Galt bare on Friday morning lae;t' when it b!alcaxne known that Chsriotto clanugh'teer of Mr, and Neel 'Sohn Live ingstenee, of the village, bad died tone previous evening about ten o'clock. Cb!sr^laite hail attended school until F,riedeay last, when she was taken sick with canneesedieitis. She had as opeera- nein p!er'£orme'rl on Wednesday, but Ohne eht*ch to the system was too great and although she rallied ebmawhat en Walt eled'ay, she gradually sank on Thursday, until the vital 'spark' fled . Slit,' seas a bright young girl inc eieiveath year, aleck the funeral on Sete teratay wee largely attended. Stitt lean as,a, brother and ouster, father anal meathcr to mourn their 'Jul loss, • - Mrs. Trueman, of i'oree,t, is spend_ . ing a eoupte of srraeks ,wit'ht heti moth- er, Mrs. Jcee;ph Randle, sr.). far en excess of •the dividend require - merits:, and. the 'bank is doing sipelendid. The branch at Dashwood ha .donee far beyond all expectations, and in tore We eine leased' near future better facilities will. be p to hear a that Mr. , afforded take customers. Raba. Hamilton, who has bee/dill the -A very enjoyable ententainmendis past two ss•ee ks., is improving. g School Board Minutes promised ,tut school section No. 11, on Friday, October 3ot5. The p'rogrtsrta will omelet of "A mock trial," ''.The Great Plummer . Breech( ef Promise hall, Mjolnclay, Oat, lath, 1903. All tM:tettwng ,off the Boland held.en the, cape. There will also be specially preepaxed music and other selections. mtem,bers !p;resea>!t. Don't foxtget the, date, Friday, Ocitob- 21b+tz koliceviueg is the, caner of bust: er 30th. Doors open at 7.30, Concert m se dully submitted 'peal approved: Pea• Obaimmam •A2inu.trets of previous meeting. at 8. Adtm+ission 15c. Come and en- joy a pleasant evening. -14 will be teemed (with extreme Petr H. Iiushon antU G Eat rn tt. regret of the death of M. Wan. Shatz, of the 14th, conenfey, twhich het etlae foll:owin o, t - A4r u?4 ,s 7s atpptrnv A. Stewart, brooms, 75e ; .I. S•m'i th, docks, 81.05. Per W. J. Carling and G. Eaereett.- Th att the Inetrease rof salary iframi: 400 to ;450, applied for by Miss A. E. D'orrintgbon, be granted. S•s,idlincreatse to teaks effect tram Jan. let 1904. Amenemeent Lest that . the inoreass be $25.,00.-...Sutppenters, S. ltlartiri and J: Events. sad event .occurred on Saturday morn- ing„ meter a brief illness ,of about 'a week. The funeral 'took place on,Tues day f;o+xenoon and ; was conducted by Rely. Eifert. Her remains . t were in- terred In the Luthern cemetery. She leaven n to mourn her loss a husband and five sm'a'll children, Who have the symepa4ibey of the community in their earl berteravetnets4, Per S. Martin and W. 3. Carling.- Zurich That Ii. E. Huston be held. acs ; the Baatrd's reepreisestaetive to the px• ovi n- aiad ;Edsreet.tieuai' nusooia'tio,n IConven • flan, subject however to the approval of the board for that year, Per W. J. Carling.-•Adjournme+nt•, J. GRIGG, Sea'y, Lumley The haeme of 3fr. and rub's: William :eG+lenn, was the scene af.••a happy e we ir: iled of friends on the, • evening of T'ha,nleegivini_>: Daly to eeletbrate the Lwen:ty-fifth enxvivers_.n:ry of tee r '.r-- 'liege of the hosl, and 'toeless. Guests to .titre neumthieir of 35 were p,r,eisent from Seaferth, Ineasatl; Exeter and Si.:Marys, After a very sumptuous 'repast had been par•take'n of, 'includ- ing all the •dedica'eies of the season„ the remainder •af the evening was•ts'pent in music, vocal and instruntenttal as well es some well rendered 'recite' - tions, .among w.h,icli was one given by Mrs. (Beesc,) She w, which wee much een- oy!ed.. Compleenen•t'ary a.ddresees were given and the best wishes of Meuse present were coneveyed, to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn, wlie have; this far tra,ve,lle+l along life's road v togetlhox the past querteerr of a,cautery, that the same biese,si,nig may continue to follow •Ithem on through the eremaind- tofteir if. A ;number, o• ee h i evel' i; y a u fol end . ander .,preteritsw^e u.a li m re, received from those 'present as 'we'll as firom in. Berlin and . Seatti.e,• Wash. ley Mr. tend Mis. Glennst;ill enjoy life for many years, toe come is the wish of a h.osic.of friends.. Crediton -Mr. Silk, of London, is, visiting .net the Methodist pa eosaa:ge. -Weeslety C nkbeiner spent Thanks- giving under the• ()armlet roof. Mx, P. Humble ane Miss Emma Brown erre visiting friendein Detroit. -Mrs. R. E. Walker' spent! a dew dares of this week x' with her mother, Mats. E. Crpasa ton, of Falkirk, --Nommen Bonee'r lett Wwleesal'ay bast for Auburn, where he hare secured a. poefi'tion iti the. grist ,null. -Mr. Wm. England retu,rnedt home teem tee Neal' West on Morelay' even ung. lie (reports a pleasant trip. t -Mrs. Dowrwell, of Dutton spent Thanksgiving day with her daughtor, ssrh'o hats ,oha'rgo of 0. 7,wicker's mil- finery rleepaaibmeni. -ern , : ,-The many:friends of M r z, k' y tfumibte nits ,pleased to see brim rn .the viilagris,a,ga%n. 1'ency hos a firsit-class peossidion an the G. T. R. .--Lner'gse congregations ga tions greeted the Bev. "Wt. Itht ecr 13, A.,•a£111,in the Evangelical rli•ureh, on Sabbath last,' ?lite Rev. gentleman preaebeil two powerful ¢a ermine. --Mr. R. T. Slelck spent Thanksgciv- i'xtg at his home at Hills Green. - _..Mee. P. Bender .and son, VTaleter, are visiting with friends, at Berlin,. =-,Mrs. D. C. Doa.n left Thursday tor a visit with relatives at Si. Theoemas. Mr. Harry Peck, .o.f Lehr, Bayfield road, Stanley, was in town on, business an Teee,sdiay. -T;hte: rglune mill is snow running• both day a.nd :night. ' It ss tasr,ted+ to fid so an Monday. --Dr. 131ackail, of tire; Queeens ;li•otel Heenan; was in • lane' 'fent sheriti ,time on Tuesday. -Mr. Martin Becker, of Berlin, was bn,town,. for several dayaI Lately, visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. Casper Waiper. 7 -Mals. D. Seteipabanh has. returnee biome aiber a fetw des' visit with. her d,aughlee,r, Mrs. Baldwin. at Sea forth. a+ivee thee United States substantially all thte t^rxe oY:rj ea xiUiy' b att& line completely clears 'U• the bays •and: m- iens +a+ned nseaens of excess to " the sea, giving the Unitetii States a oompla 4 lead. battuies beteveeen 'Canada and the sea, from. the Portland Canal •ter Mount St. Elias. Around•the head of ISa Lythe Canal the, line follows the! wn.l:ersthesed, somewhat in' aecaxdance with the present provincial boundary. Inan tutees -10w between press rep - r -ase Fla i - n t veu and Clifford Sifton> the Ca.natdia•n Minister of the Interior and agent of Great Britain •• the - latter said. "'.libel awned' waA subslam.tialdy ire faevar of theUni•ter,I Stateas States alt along tees lite. We` halve,, it is irate , sue • ceeded in establishing two of our main land Canal, and secondly, as in the existence of a. mountain boundatry line, but while finding in tenor of our eontenbions upon these phases of the ease the tribu:nail has worked, ..out; . a line in such a way as tot deprave, us of all practical benefit. While we get Wales and Pearse Islands, Which the Americans 'have been in possession of Lor same years, they are deprived- of value Leo Canada by the fact that; two Imlaind,s which lie immediately outside and ;command the entrance tot Oleer- eattery Inlet: and to Port Simpson. are given to the United States. I do not profess bo understand the principal like Arteter aed. Angelina, the cot•ple in "Far Love :and Fortune; or Love will Tripp a Wa_y," Yeti know iehe book, love. ' I .do so hope nothing will happen . Le prevent osis escape. jf parseleouid cake] uas before we are married- oh!! Cenia; a 1 ehusi'tlr;r wi think{ al the ooh- sequearc,es.xi! w!•ti , au; lave i'+m preepare,d for the wore... an1, Ile when you Cee me ion church, and IsnR 1 nowt you expe!et me to be ready when 4 ie fateful time comes. And now, Charlie, my own beloved anti+ muntria.bused darling, adieu • " till we meet at the witching hour csf;mitl night at the corner of the street.CLAiR yours till death, P. S.-Peerha{ps you had better see Rowe & Atkinson, the fuxneiture,deal- ere, snout furnishing the cottage,. so we will have •a 1toimee to - tome to m.;f- tier :we nave been reeencilecl• to pa. neer have the largest stock and • you can get the best :choice besides they are selling at .the old prices. Syee, them about the furniture at once SETTLERS LOW RATES WEST Via the Chicago and north Western By., every day from Sept. 15th + •'te November 3015. Settlers one waysec- upon which :these .islands are given one class tickets at very low rates away. ITtbts mountain boundary line; from Chicago 1 points in Utah, Mon' while 'adopted as contended far. by tana, Nevada; Idaho, Oregon, Waslf- Ca,na.da, is drawn •so far back that the ' ington, Oalifornia, also to Victoria, Vancouver, New West uvins:ter. Nel- sen, Roseland, and other points in the Kootenay District. Conreepondinlgly, low rates from all points in Canada, Null pairtiecexla'rs 'from nebrerat tic?k.et agent or B. H. Bennett, Geueiral a,gerit, 2 East King St., Toronto, 'One, Ct ED1TON Unit -ed States gets practically all she has seriously contended for. As to otsr position on the subject of the heads oaf inlets, it has ;apparently re-- eeived no eonsider,atiou from the ma- jority of the tribunal." $0250 to California and Return Pia Chiesgo & Narhh-Wesle'rn From FroChicago to San Francisco and Les Angeles. daily-, October '8 to• 17. Correspandtngly low rates from ,all points. Three fast daily„trains, with magnificent mguipmen;t through'• to• tee coast, ienclucii.ng the famous; elec.- trio-lighted daily Overland Limited; leets than. three days enreute, over the only double -brach railway, beetweten Chicago end the Missouri river. All agents sell tickets via this line. Send for illustrated booklets, maps, and. full infoa1m•ai6rione to B. E. Benne?tt,..2 Beat King Street, Toronto. oiler ills Gristinu and GlioDninu QL Iptill We are giving excellent sa- CA _-• -` Y•. ' tsfactFon in flour since re- For Infants and Children. modelling our mill The Kind You Have Always Bought -Mr. S. Rannie is •laid.up with, a Bears the severe attack of er'ysipel'as. We hope Signature of to ,sec him around again bee flew. days' , -Miss No,r.a G,reh, ulcer leas been visiting :relatives and friends at' ,Mit- ve.rbon, arrived home on Monday.ingt. -Miss h•Iin+nie Doan entertained, a few (of Isar lady friends .tet a taffy panty at her home, en Thursday even- , Eng. -Me. French., superintendent of the County'House of Refuge, was in tote village for a abort time .oma . wnda Y Last. -Messrs, Riclilreil, Hardy and Hart- letrb traet:urne,d !blame an Friday' tram their trip to Manitoba andeihei North West. -Dir. Seeilery, ,asooempnnic,d by his; molter and sister, of Kincardine;, spent Monday with _friends in the vii- ha,ge. -Mr. and lire. 3. M'erneer;epene. a few days last week in London and.To- ronto. They mrriveed home Sat•wrd•ey evening, -Mr. J. Meraeper is itneproving , the external inepearance el his snore, by a coact oaf paint. Mr, Brock is doing the week. •-Dr. lhouth,ier and wife, of 'St. Jos- eph, left on Tuesday for Ottawa, where they will spend e. few.. atayse reeenewing e+'ttl anquatan l pees+. --True Itsv. Mr. Oerrlly, presiding ri- des in one of ihe•edist:rtcets• in Dakota, occupied the Bvattegeiical church pul- pit, en Sunday both morning and evert ing. --Rev. and litre. 3.'a ger and , seen, Claernace., returned a home on Friday .a t r three 'we k nisi ...with evec,n,in;g, •. Cle tit ee e s t, sr lativee and f riehds in and around. Berirllin. --My. Henry Zimmerman, of tlhievil lap, who underwetiVan operation tat , Clinton:,led fD na hand a Dr. Gunn, of flu, s local j mid:axis, is ef ,progressing 'moat favor Ably, the vroubda being about all l:iaalititl; • ' 1 n li el Meat, vegetables, and all kinds of food with Sargent's Gem Food Our Special Price i1EMANS NARDWAR