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BRILLIANT ASSORTMENT OR
ew Saintlier Dresses
Stunning new Dresses from the best makers in
Canada are now on display in our Ready -to wear De-
partment. Made of all-over embroidery, colored voile
silk niuli, repps and linen, in the smartest of designs.
Ideal garments for morning, afternoon or evening
wear, in ladies and misses sizes. Prices $4 to $25,00
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New Tub
Skirts
We are showing
this season a smart
line in New Wash
Skirts including Cor-
d.uory, Pique, Repo
and Indian Head.
Prices range from
$2,50 to $5.00
louse
Dresses .
We've passed into
stock 5 doz. Ladies
Print House Dresses
are guaranteed fast
colors, made of good
quality print, sizes 34
to 44, very special
for Satu, day $L25
Millinery Half Price
We have about two dozen Trimmed Hats left
and would like to clear these before our milliners
leave, They are all up-to-date styles, sold from Ss
to S7, your choice Saturday $3.50.
Ladies Cloth Coats
We have only four Ladies Short Coats left, made
'of covert cloth, color fawn, sizes 32, 34, and 36,
regular $6,5o for $3,98
reaeteeemareraraveeteseseeeeemetzesamerme,
G. T IL Brakeman Hurt
'Smell purse mottle') ing $0 in
Ilnd two -hairpins.
Allot -bee handkercbiel.
One key.
-
• 'Egiat1OlOto0!1:
OnPu day 'the infante son of Rob -
'i' , ,atia Mrs. .11:unteen messed aagnY
et /the age) bl ten moths. Far the
pait 8 menthe it has bion in -dell-,
natebeelth. The', funeral was held
01 'r0sdI1l',
-Mee. Jam s Nett: visilodi J1a Sia-
i:.1>V-111,121, Mee. Ste v ene, in iIllllEitt
oe 'Sunday last, Mrs; Feed. Natter)
.emananied fee former lady. 'Mee)
:.Steese 113 fell arid beolte her thigh
lest melees and is in a setious ten -
Mr. Will Faleoner, Mr. Perry Plum
et el land- ale ;Henry Livermore,
vis 1(1 ike Clinton 0.0, F. lodge at
'aeadericsh 'On Sunday.
Mr. Antes, 'Cart W ghlt and, family
of Hull:4f1 visited/ at the bome of
Mr. IL Liveigninee 013 8110d0Y•
The Landon 'R earl Leagne baro
been leaked to assist with' the Tur-
ner inetigue in their annual. Flower
Subday on Sten day /fleet/ at Ti pan.
The duet from el e antoes is some
thing fieree these days. The ladies
ate) compete -ling thee they cannot
'k .0,1 theft windows up in' the nouse.
M r. Fran k. G ran t 19 lessen ring bis
Male by having, two new gates and
, noe erected.
Setthuvn
Mr. :Robert Lapsley, et Kindereley
Se Ike is visiting friends here aft
pastime We understand he in-
tends tie take a BELL with him
when he re tir 105.
Th !Sine Club visited the Point
Taism on Friday taking fourth place
12 lis ciente
Mr. Cl aelee needle is decorate ug
the, 1 ,a enent of tbe Baptist . churee
Re v. air. 1 Le 7' 4-1. n d Re v Mr.
1 a ng exchanged, pulpits It Sun-
dae. Me, el.11..e. me tailed tee the
11)1 e ens.e at Cerlow in the afeet
noon.
RE,V. Mr. Lang has leturned from
Kiegetem with nis bride. W‘e \vel-
e:en both with e wishes.
Malter lent Rye hae bun visit-
ing at the home of Mr, A. Aequith.
Air. le. If. Sohrton tuna wile cat
1 4211 dee arrived 0010 on Sate
uridae tin)) w .1 1 event) ti 6 5001010r
with ie letivei here.
The 'man v fr. eerie f Mr. John
Knox an Old ancl este -teed resid-
ento tl e 'atter) Line, eel/ be sorry
n as in In de t wnieh ()enured
at tne 1102 (11 hie deugeter, Mee,
non -:axle of He tti». 00 Monday
Alr. Kr. ene halth has 1-0,n failiug
40" e aid feet week he
1 a 1 111 neeketeiree to fall and
beeek his thigh. el..4 sheet: from
whee1 h. 3 e , or reco vent'. aires
Ten)) t 1.9 else in poor health, suf-
f. ring liven) 1'1' e1(1)2111e fever. The
Le • ea :cd family have the, eineare
sem se' hy cf their many aceluaint-
E1l1''9 1 ,e e).
A mumber of young inen left here
on Monday to attend ti .0 minters'
camp in Emden,
Goderich
Aire. J. L. K eta. epta.ined
0.)) /Le. 'en 1421(01)1 9' ie honor of
her geed., Mrs, .11r OWn, of Toronto,
'Slats •ise )1). i Proucifoot end air. W.
at. Pleucifoot, jun., I •fti v:a Mon-
tt al :lei r7,- enu. ilie summer in Peng-
Med,
1:1). (:'r, Id P)olec co, of Det voile
15 v,sitieee 01.1 r, Airs. Dee.
wee Mien- Ad.. a'c'e (asgraiu, ca; 1)e-
tro:t, is the at...est of alise
MacDonald.
011 .'tt CU 1 dIr 111:- Orn.eNeh 10.91'11
1". 0115 club 1 ,eal thole first tell. of
thnen ton. et enjoyed by a
ar al inany
While working on a way freigbt
which left London early Tuesday
morning, near Centralia, Wm. lelar0,
a. Grand Tru beeatzeman, who resid
tl P Hoag is Now Inspector
es Orl Kitchener avenue, London fell
under the wheels of a freight car, short
ly after 11:e0 caclock, and had his foot I
badly crushed:
, Only meagre details of the accident
reached London Tuesday morning
but it is thought that Mr. Blaesh Will
be bronght to NeiC(101`ia Hospital on the
Bruce train in the evening.
South Huron Liberals
The annual meeting of the South
Huron Liberal Association was held in
the oddlellows hall, Brucefield, oa Fri-
day hist Tbere was a goodly repre-
sentation from all parts of the riding
and the meeting was a most enthue-
iastic one, the chair being occupied py
the pinsiclent, air. Henry Smith of
ay, ['he following officers were elect-
ed tor the coming year; Hon presidents
John Ketchen, Alex, Mustard, Prete
Hess, sr.; president, Henry Smith; first
vice, R. G. Selcion, Exel er: second vice,
J. D. Hinchlev, Seaforth; Sed vice,
Owen Geiger, Heneall; sectetary, J. G.
Staribury, Eeeter; tteasurer„lohn
Murdoehe:Bincefield; municipal chair-
men, Stephen, George Mawhinney, T
Collins; Exeter, W. J. Heaman;
,alsborne'Robert Gardiner; Zurich, 0.
"Fritz; Hensel', Dr. Macdiarmid;
''Titekersmith, Wm, Black; Seaforth,
-James Watson; Stanley, David Anders
-on; Goderich township, John Torr-
ance; Melnillop, John McDowell,
, Resolutions endorsing the policy of
Sir Wilfred Laurier ancl the Opposition
at Ottawa and expressing their tin.
qualified appioval of their stand on the
ataxy and otherquestions in parlinment
'
'us'ing the recent session; and also
,- expressing confidence and approval Lot
" the policy of the leader ot the Opposit
tion in the Ontario llouse, Mr. N. W.
Rowell, and especial approval at the
stand taken by Mr, Proudeoot, =mintier
for Centre Huron in his charges
ageinst Sir James Whitney and Hon.
We J. Hanna
One fl I' d
All Contained in
London Teacher's Place Taken b
North Renfrew Man,
Toronto. June 14.— Three educe
tional appointments have been need
by the Ontario Government. The
appointment of Mr. R. H. Cowley as
chief hinspector of the noronto public
scools, left vacant the chief inspector
ship of public aod separate sehools in
,
the province and to this vacancy the
Government bas appointed Dr. John
Waugh, continuation school inepecter,
Dr. Waugh's scholarship and %Nay
fit hirn for tbe position in addition to
is long experience as a public 8019001
inspector in Ontario County. Mr, J P.
Hoag, M. A , of the London Normal
School staff, has been appointed con
tinurition sobool inspector. Mr. Hoag
WAS formally inspector of sehools in
Brantford. The vacaecy in ' the London
Notarial School staff his been filled by
the appointment or Mr. E. T. White,
B. A., who was recently inspector of
public schools in north Renfrew..
ADVDRTISING—ISIVIS.
An acivertiser went the pace,
And spread himself o'er. yards of
space,
His wit was keen-, his copy greet,
His goods were BAD—so was his tate.
AeseaAswaseaaieWseweasapaiNevaAAAAA
ANY
:THIN
you want done in the
line of
Piumbing
Tinsmithing
Eavetroughing
S nau ag
Let us Give you a Price
Detroit, 3 unel2 —Mise MaryBeacon,
of Groit-oderich,lost W110 ishvisitfr
ing lends in z prices given on all
Dether wite silk hand
ye8terday, nt sae Isle, To a.,,y ibag
t- Contract Work.
Waa recoverea and an inventory of its
" actual coulents showed the folio Meg
assortment, a.
. Six terry ackete,
One handkerchief (clean).
One handkerchief (soiled),
Ohe lead pencil.
Small note book.
.Soine calling cards.
Nine hairpins.
One piece of chamois -
Two ough drops.
One rubber bend,
Peir white silk gloves,
One sample dress goods,
more hairpins.
• Cali or 111011e Ir)r
Prices
Dill' .
Byatu & Sutter
1
3
Porter's Hill
Deedt fora,. It tie Old .1loys' Sun-
da: et IC' el church en June 291.11.
Rev. S. j•er. Feetrea, a former
sea .ents w; It occupy the pule
p, t at 10.10 and ea clock. A choir
conseeting of old Godeeich town
:ellen boys end is .being ar
ineged few. Miss Start, of Wood -
(stock, 'also ass"sie with the
music. Mrs. 5, D. Dawson, of Spring
Lank 'will preside 0( 11211(2 organ. A
glian•e'nal eareStion Will be ttilsen et
11121h ieevice alct .of the chnrch
fund.
jamee Morgan. of Detroit, is
vie) ting the rie ighborbood
Mr s. S mon and eon ten d Mee.
Splon„ of Kilos, visited tat Ceo
V•an,daelmegh's this :Week.
'Among theme, who took in tea
eecuesion tone, •Model Farm were
Mr. and . Mee.. ger)), Coe, ;Tenn e
Woods, 'Annie and Kate alcDougall
tied Murry McDougau.
eonatanee
Mrs. Will McMillan, tof Myth,
l,
he guest of her
e are n ts, Mr. and airs, Henry Tay-
lor.
. Mr. and Mrs. 1,7,1j1nritton drove
to Wane ick on Saturday, ecturning
1111 Tuesday to visit her parents,
Mr. ,and aliettle we.,
Miss Georgina Rumball, of Holm
i0)
lie, spent ',Saturday and San-
dav the geeeit of hen' niece, Miss
le, la Peed,
Mrs. (1+1110. McCully emit babe, of
Stealeord, spent a week or so the
gnest her grand -mother. her, Mrs. W.
111110tana 111121121' friends.
Miss Margaret Rileyhas taken a
pea/Rion as seamstreas in Seaforth
F
th Mrs, red. Wa I s h
Quito a number aeound here took
in the, circns Stratford on Sat-
iates. Goven lock, of Seaford.), and
sea of Chicago, visited, the'
1010) 01.9 o thex Me Frank Hall
on We,dnesday.
Mrs. Geo,. Stepheneon is visiting
her els ter, Mrs. Irwin, ofNiagara
Falls for a week or so.
Mr. Leal e Spnek lin, of Windsor,
wal .a guest in the burg last week.
blr. and Ms. M. cDonald, of Bons -
sets. nal'ed.-1011 1 11 0i1' 011t, ra. T.
Po 1 teed cm Mon day. .
Mr. la 0 Nye. T. .Plo I lard spent Sun
daY ties andel or mi.; and, Mrs. W.
Woode of Walton. ,
GerP
d n eaty,— A g enesen ' part5'
99011 11;`, C.1 ea; the eekenodist
711(16011 lawn On V0)-(1 )'t day even-
ing, Jame 25th, undes, ehe auspices
of tb 1, Sunday School. Retiree,-
ments wilt lie aOrl'Od from 6 to 8
after which a program. will) he
en. The Loeb Male Quatette will
a ntiet. Peaftesah Banta wen be
in attendance,
ecilitery epent Satuselay with the ,
•leitt leroid‘ee 'Peen!: Longman) '
Me. and Alre. A nne Cartet g an d
thr,,e eleldeen eeet, Sunaay at
tile be rs.e) of Henry Livermore,
Mrs, Edward CraWfierd and eon.
Rob -eve, srent a tow clays last weelt
with /the tat) c'ee uncle, jolin
eriPoil, 5109' -
of 'Attlee!. .
biee. ileines Neat end airs. Frei:I
Nloilt and' Maeter Jaireo se)on I; Sun-
day w lib th forneeeei 1)100(1, Mrs.
131.
Ephi im e)1 I Panel t a few eta ye
le et 91.'0% 11'111 11112 broth ere W113.
S11'1 II, Of L031d011.
W111, Pan(1h', '13 ei aim in , em t
last weea eveth Ills brother, John
Da net by,
Brueelleld
ales. T._ Weal iie a, of letichigren, is
visiting .ait the haire 0( 1101' sister,
Mee. etteX ,e, of our village.
Rev. 1T.F. Wemele 11;191V et an ne-
count °Mlle, Toronto Miasioreary
Clencil which he antendedi at the
nabbath 5.1'1`01ree. Ho spoke 01 12116
gr,a t W01.1c in whicli tee, churcheFi
are, engaged' in both at home and
Porelan !arida -
A nutter). fenni one village at-
tenate the el ell 9 in fitliatiel'el and
London Last week.
Miss jareet, tetien,er in the Stan-
ley school, rear the village, has
been engaged toeteach for 0110t11'62
near With all 10.902 950.9 in salary.
She is a g,o,ocil t.eacher.
Ma tee} e teenier ly of the Far-
mer's paid 0 visit in our Vil-
le)," let
S,evien cars of coal have 0001c7 to
our 9 Way, • laie/r, en) rend 1.001ine
es 1 ed far next winter.
ialtnter
Mr: Reit et Ir. 1-1-01.eeton ancl wife
of tiove-Leana, -Ala; sc», e viaiting
with Si! ) erne es ',inhere lair. Alex
1101' (1,11. Tie 101.9 Wi;1 be here
for enema a month, It is eight
5), aes einee they 11'01'€* here befere
Sealortb
ilippy, the 1: ay rattinere grieved by
by (Jed, Reeabeeolte of 1'€:l 6(1'.
10111011 1,01 b 1 paetleips ti me in elm
ittees Leal here list week, died
la3t hittedae- eee ray; eath rup-
tea- ef etc/(et-Leh, Hippy fintse-
, a. fifth re e en-) tern 0111-auseCtee
:aft' r winnhig ene eneand en;.1 ;
teed ata 112(61 v,tontiquipi•
for th moi ey. It 191hought 11 at
th.) heree ruptured hime el f in the
h at. -far in LI e fourth' he brolte
badly anti finished third. Hi tl e
fifth teat, Le wire fifth and was s,,)
sick tiat hart 1» 1 e wiLltdrawn
team th ) 1 a ie. Ile tiled a coeple of
eurs la
Exeter
ranni Colad :dick. aged 07, for
th ght eeetee ,teteeed store
,e. sae hove, rued priors to that e
ten.ie r,f Ail11 -Craig, died at his
hom , .9(911' Imit Friday enter an
.11n) sn ;teninng over, many
inpntim wee a lineennehill 7)11
and an eetive temperance. worker.
Per Maly years I- e wealth official
ill 911- Kati) 0dkil (10012"-h. 11.051dOS
lit l'311, 1 teeleas. es four daughters,
Mrs. 0 lee Settee veare ; airs.
Caeter, 'ef Clan:Waive ; aerie Anima
Eth Pet ie. of (Tenor) e. aides
Annie at Josepleof Catania -
.d 0. ..e ,rge eilielea ;en, ; 0
Alberta /lee hr 1(111'', The rimmed
was Iv la on Mouday ed'e )001m. A
m Jere. al :ie. aelea watt held' le the
aletenetliet church on 'aunday,
'Walton
J. MeDer eld's Mill Burned,— A-
bout 4 o'clock Thursday morning
of last evr ea. the saw' mill of .1011 13
McDonald was discovese 1 on fire
but 11 110(1 reached such proportions
It was beyond control and was soon
in ashes. Fines is supposed to have
been cauSed by a spark as steam
was leapt up teeter the stock k)f
heading. The insarance amounts
to between $000 and) $5000 on mill
and stock, Fortunately t) ere WaS
a good shana of tlee letter,. saved.
East Wawanosh
The following is the repent of S.
S. No.10, East Wawanosh, for the
month of May ;—Sr. IV a—Roy Toll
Walter McGowan, ,Orvi Ile McGowan
Sr. IV b—Ruth MeGaWan e Jr. IV --
Hilliard McGowan, Cora Fear, Geo
Wilson, Ernest Toll, Violet Parker
Sr. 111—Ellal Fear, Ira( Toll ; Tre3rd,
Robert Brown, Luella/ Wilson, Wal-
ter Pattemon, join) Parker, Ildea
MeGo w a n ; Jr. IL—Ella Toll • Pt. II
. a earker, 11 (101901)0
Clara McGowan • Pr.—Ruby- Toll ;
Beat eth, Roy. Toll;
Jr. lth. McGo Wan • Sr. '3rd
Ella Fear ; Sr. Plobetal' Brown ;
Pt. enel, May Parker.—Myrele. Phil-
lips, Teacher.
Rolmrsvlflc
Intended nor Lasti Week,
Miss Blanche Tebbutt spent the
week end in Goderich
Mr. and Mrs. WhiteMall, of Dee
troit, are visiting ab Mr. All. 3e -
Rev. Mr. alcOormick and N. W.
Trewartha attended the conference
at London last week.
Quite la number feom around here
went to Clinton on Tnerkliay to see
the circus. The school chiLdren, all JUST ARRIVED
ed deperture from Onie midst , If
we did. not feel, sere that you nee
galled to a place where your talente
and cnne.,:e disponi ((01 wit1 be
truly aaPreciated, ole would tise all
our ,energy of both soul and. body
to (try to prevail upon you to' re-
main with us. You have always
been a most enjoyabto comPanion
and you]." truly cheistian 'character
has b a goal ;eh) eh we all It a ye
aspired to afttair). ,But regeet, your
departure an move than one account
First yeti have) be our eviend
and eecondly, you have never foe-
daken us when eve needed the aid
of your tialenfted voice in our little
choir. Now Rose, please accept
this sneall gift as a metres' of ap-
preciation of your past wortin and
as mboken remembraece of us.
Signed ton behalf of the choir ;—
Mrs. D. Kel ly, Misees Kate McCau-
ghey, Nellie Kelly Annie) Bell, Mrs
McCaughey Measrs. Thos.
and Leo. Kelly. Miss O'Connor re-
plie,d Me few well chosen words
and thanke,d the membere one, and
all. for their kind wishes and token
of xemembranee alter which they
departed to their different homes
arniffiset, further 'expressions of re-
gret iodeber intended removal from
their midst.
Stanley, •
Preeeetat'en.—The young people
of the eettond of etanley met on the
es. esting.' ni leteday, June 13th, et
111 home of john GI hinoer, for
O e 01 Zold. 1w0.1n1 C0.11 9'01`5C.
.Duteng tee 11kt Mr. 1 lamas
1.1.eden 7. taro was pi esenteclaen the
.e en: his maeraign - with a haildn
sores, clunk: Mr. lta'rd made a
and: ehanIted his
-a airy 121. 1(1 the e keenness,
airs. eau:dear and Mrs, 0 rircion, of
a vieiting et the home
:e1 ate. .flaird week.
attn., etenls a al alien leinott. of Sine
tereh. :./ vie cl OD 'Monday,
t and wif ''it' 0)1)1-
1(1 ene ce-ce London and !high
Seam ev-el .Tem Thomson at-
tsienie 1 neet tetratfeiel.
R.,onetesnoro
etereste formerly of
else) • heti e misfeetune to
I e tee) Idhansn oue day last
wer as can
1) 6'.j ode
ve. e."). was special home
eie ea , 1') a Ido. Ian '10
•.1 rent Min,
ti • e iv e. )1' Mee 'Clew ard Brune-
ce.,11 and Ws ere() ).
'I' lie :0 'are same 11.' the people
) the Let and they are
; inertia :same.
Mee ''00•.ifIt•r ie enemas in
tee' e pal .,0411P arounel
this w e 0.
J. o. !eft' on 'Tuesday
-. • asene leen hie NV...2. who lecia
0..)1). to lea. pare eta hem() for
sse 6.. al weelts.
. ealing 1 ens .96.919.9 On W01111105-
(:1)'. 1 ?Jr. 00.0' anti 51iss Ctraw-
f-n.d. wile we: 0. quiet le married at
lea e
eeeila ,- •1111. ng we are getting
19 n ./, :0.0 of 111111 and it was
) • re 11,;:f•.1 1 e /late The) ba crop
is e. • a. emit s )veng and roots
rieety,
ale. and .1dre, eCullemet, of Bran -
cam a • , /striae welne Manse,
y a e. Mee. Rents perente.
HATFIELD
71 v, Mean:Lase has returued
r) Lel e 1 t ) lee • el ;peeve and on
ta :len(7)); iv .1 pteach n
5.- (men tette Polestars, when a
!a ea.) eteedenee is expected,
11 ee See. Bass, or Godesich, has
sect; e 1 2101'W reeetege in :Mr, jow-
ett's glean and will. he hem, for
Hes slum trsee.
eh: v. -Mr, eini:e. of Windsorewith
lite Sean ly, have- arrived at his cot-
e :
Rev. Mr. Young wilt have, charge
at ) etanal-st church here as
decid.e.i by 12 11)1 ferenee.
Th ,Inor-Eir of this place.
wad ). Ile :1,2111 where they
de elated Vie liercesallites by a
scare of three to nothing.
GOdericli Township
Everythieg is in readiness for
the biggeett menet ever held . in
Sloderich l'ownship', the Old. Boys'
Reumne. Jul' 1.st. 11 1.900 are 10
tine ets" in the priee list an'd very
e...305 awards !ire given to each
eve it. Tee bc Fa -c tu) pont gets
; •t he, lest lady d river. $5 00 ; $1
is the) Erste prize fee .Fet man's race
pa/leis th _first air tee' t inhum-
e n parade, anti eel 00 through /the
esa The- chadee).»efethe township
will sine and will all be. nelmietterl
11' 5, Excellent meals may -be se-
•eurect on the .grounds 25e. Bring
yaur picnic baskets along if you
falinton Brass Band will be
on hand. ell. day. Excellent prizes
•ave, gieen for the .ffithy show, R.
Holmes ese-M.P.P., and Rev. A 1(1
-
111.9118, B. A.,, L.L.13t, nee/ among the
epee ea. e ehe camp me.eting on
SUnday, Juno 29th, The services
ne. Led on the old carep ground
:where. the big celebration will also
he lead. Let everybody .come.
but the Entrance claes, were given
a holiday.
Sevenal of the young folks took
in the Moonlighlt trip 013 the Grey-
hound Monday evening.
Mrs. W. Mulhollancl went on the
boat Tuesday morning 405 D.etrotit
to visa her ellaughter
Mr. W. Stanley wtis visikor in
Detroit this weelc.
Mrs. McCoriniele and son, Harry,
epet Suncllay in Go clerical.'
BlySli,
- Intended foe Last Week,
Addvese and Preseptati en.— On
Saturday evening, may eth, the
members. of the choir of St. Mich-
aelis R. C. Church, 'Myth, met at
the home of IVIr. D. GeConnor and
after a fees pleasant hours spent in
games and so ci a c ha I, 'a belanti fti
g,old biaceltat with topazi setting
was presented, Ito Miss Rose, who
with 1th rest of the family will
shortly ,f or Getty son, Sask.
• • ' spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs., McCaughey. Dem leote—It is weth
, , ornan a Tvle. Mee. neolin ,Cartright the leader of the .chole, Mrs.
The following addeeas. was rend ly
mioviowediAmov401,0._ BOrt Of -Tueltersreith. • the gteajtastl and twist' sincere/ re-
Salettary EltatisberS
Mr. /and Mrs. ,Gelorge Stevens, of gr'et fthut we Learn 0,t your Intend -
A- carload of Western Oats, also
21 cerhead of
FLOUR, ERseN AND• SHORTS.
We, eel/ the following kinds of
Hour, wheissele and retail--
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19IICOLL-7,VALLA0—
•
The marelage of. al iF‘t fide., V,
'aim and efie J. Ane,eie re N 101 7'
cateleated at thealenteriel
bytertan church, _Newark; N. J., 1
Wednesday evening, Jane 11
art de's Pastor officiated, The 1i'1
\l'0621 ov.ely, gown or white vo
trimmed with venise lace and a
assisted by the gnome' s eister, 34
Annie Nietiolle who eras. gowned
White 0151110 de chine. ale Ructol
Kengeater wee, the best man. a
and Mrs. Nichol!. It -ft for tab
through Canada :end on their
t11.711 et side at 97 Fahyan Pitt
j. The briae was well known
round inyth and Londeeboto
eel) many friends wish them 1
ring harpill(SS.
GROSS-eDiTRST
A eery pretty event took plaee
Wednesday, June 4th. at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Wro. C. Durst, Maeda
concession, Colborne township,wi
their second d(1011191)90)', Sterah Amen
was united in the holy bonds o17met
meaty to Rev. (.4. Lorenz Gross,
Mildmay. Rev. 8. R. Knechtel,
'Berlin, performed the ceremony.
I o'clock,. as the 612611201 01' the 906<1)1906<1)1march played by Miss Rooe
sieter of the bride, noel ed softly o
noon the air. the groom took his ;se
on the lawn in faint of a bank of fei
and awaited the coming- of the bet
who was given away hy her lath
The bride looked chum -Mug in a 301
of white silk -bordered voile and re
vied a bouquet of white bridal roe
and feens. After the bride and grim
had received the hearty congratu
eliraton
, g3)101) ef 06656 ratite the anclice of
' /elver ban (02(1 the elnit 0)01771,.9e• .'s with whet) floe .ees and -green leaves.
eee ah e(21)110(10 shelve» hoquet of
nen. hied ), vanes and lilies flIld W(ire the
ginom'S-- gift, email)! 0201(1112. 57155
.
Margaretna
Me:earl, lichee of the
beide white was her only attendan
:en ware a (1 meet Givenaway _frock
.= anti eaeried an 11' ((7 fasbimed basket
ina erg, 6- 2-02015 and bleeding
11- aete, Ifee gift frem the groom
!an , we; 0 beautiful little green stone
aria. '1 he 1:e q 11'51106 maily
ein fr'hinas follow Dr, end Mrs. Oliver
i:Poet \V1 001. where they will be
ce
at home/ after September 1st.—The
3.1a.07 •!)eide welt knnwa el:nton,
ng 1 F.lotr..., of Mrs, 21210 0)
111.111 IV 0( 12)1011 new of Wood-
It"1.1.
1:EINHARDP—SCHERRER.
01 The marriage was eolemnized at
0e New Germany Weanesday of Miss
na` Emma. clanghter of Mr. 11.11d. Mrs.
eta.' Frank Scherrer, to Mr. Edward Rein -
nee hardt, in S. Boniface R. C. Church.
Pee in the presence of about 250 invited
en':guests,. 'Phe bride was attended 1)31
tense Laura Reinhardt and Mese Tillie
'ewe' Schereer. The W00E1350100 were Meseta.
'an Oscar Reinhardt and Joseph Zither,
Jr., eif Bertha The ceremony was
u
performed by Rev. Father Foerster
""` of New (1017111.9 031 Guests were preeene
from Berlin, Walkerton. Guelph,
"n• ' Strait( rd end.' other places. The
groom is a ramiin of Mr. Joe Rein)
vn hardt of town.
es MILLSON—GREEN WOOD
Hens of their many friends they led
the way to the drawing room, whe
the table was beautifully decorat
with white daises and maidenh)
fern and where ail partook of a hoc)
Way served luncheon. The bri
and groom 9061.0 the reciplente
many beautiful and orally gitte, tee
living to the high esteem in whit
they are held. The grooms gift
the bride was a benchomn eatie of s
veneers), Mr. and Mrs. Gross telt
the 5 o'clock train for 10 0110112 hone
moon trip 90 Owen Sound, the hie
traveling in .suit of grey whim:to
and white picture Ina. After theiv t
turn they will take up their residen
at aindmay
11. A. ALAN D SBA It MAN
An interesting event in Cupid
Court took place at tbe home ot 51
nel Mrs. Welter 81)e901.911, K.1103
street, Goderich, cm Tueslay of th
week, when Miss Laurette Ruth, sc
ond daughter of the home, joined hart
and hetet with Albert Tune Harlan
of Detroit. At high noon, to tl
strains of Lohengrires wedding 01E01,
played by Miss Del. Nairn, the Mid
entered the pavan, preceded hy tw
pretty little floweagirls, anti took he
place before a luxuriant, benk of palm
end ferns bedecked with snowball
Rev Alfred Brown 1)2151037 of Nett
street Methodist church, was the ollic
ating elergyman. The bride looke
her hest in a handsome gown of whit
satin with ninon overdress and lac
and :pearl trimmings. Her headdres
was a beComing juliet cep, She car
tied a beautiful boaquet of orchids ten
lilies or the valley. tier only ornamen
was a pendant of pearls the gift of th
Groom, The flower .girls—alise Rut
Martin, of Groderich.. and Ails
Margaret Reid,. • of Detroit, hot
cousins of the brine—wore becoming
dreeses of pink and white respectively,
and carried baskets oe roses. Aftee
aearty congratulations were offerec
A. pretty wedding, took piece at the
home of Mr, teed Mrs, H. 1-1' Ganes
en wood, Munroe, on Wednesdey, Jane
ea llth, when their only daughter,
ae Almina Gertrude, wee rearrial to Mr,
-
Wilbert George Millon, of the same
n
ee piece. The ceeereony 90295 performed
of by Rev, Ma Matson, uncle of the
ta. groom, assisted byltev. Fotherusle
,n muter », 111191)91 wveath. The bride's
dress was a beautiful gown of Duchess
le satin, trimmed with pearls need 6060,
p01111 lace, and carried a shower,'
on
of roses ana fern. She was given
de- away 1)), 1)8,' father. The couple were
nneetended, and little Constance Heal,
.992150(1 01' ; tie bride, acted as
c'e Bower girl, (linseed in white satin,
with an overdress of shadow lace and
(1,1)110)1 p11111 roses. The groom gave
handsome peesents to the [wide ;inn
newer girl, and the gifts received by
'8 Mr. and Mrs. Milsoe were above the
r• leverage, threading many hand
g seine "0 nd useful articles
is and a. number of cheeees, There were
'0, n bout thirty-five 3(1.98(6 peesent, from
' Stratfoed, (1((1(1090,1 L
liatoondon, and
d, Aftel' the ceremony the
1,0 I young couple were driven to Mitchell
o • in Mr. N. ,L Boyd's auto and left on a
0 I trip fov Toronto and other cities - the
0 bride trevelling in a 36031 140112. wall hat
sn. tt,om.inatch, On their 6519160 (hey 99111
s I reside on the groomes farm in Fuller -
h
d ALL1N—DAVIES
e On Tuesday afternoon at two o'cloc
e in St. Paul's Methodist Cherch Avenue
s .road Toronto the marriage took place
of Blanche A'ma Davies, second
d .daughter of Mr, and Mrs E. W. Davies
t and Mr. Affirm) Everett Attie, M. A.
e sop of Rev. and Mrsj Atha, of Clint/en
h the Rev, Dr. Rankin officiating, assist
s ed by the Rev. S. 3, AllineTather of the •
h groom. The beide 1(725 given away by
181' father, and was attended by hev
sister, MiSS Kathleen Davies, Ths best
man was Mrs Fredrick R, Turner,
1 ThewelIdiug music was played by Mr,
3..E1. Knight, Mus, BAC., orgenteb of
t, • e church, and while the register seal
hiin-g signe(1, bliss Alen sang
DeKoven's e01). Promise Me," After
the ce.remony 11 reeeption WaS held by
511'5 Davies at le Yarmetali gardens,
and at five o'clock Mee aed Mrs, Affin
left for t tvip down the St. Lawrence,
the happy couple, the guests to the
number of about forty repaired to the
dining room and sat down to 21(1010131
wedding 1 realer/Isl. The floral decovas
done of tbe dining VOOln were esneci-
all y Mee. Over the teble hting n floral
hell of snow halls ahd bridal wreath.
The table was prettily decorated with
baskets of roses, while smilex and other
flowers added to the general appear -
mice cf the room. When all hen
partaken of the good things provided,
the weding party drove to the G 31.11.
station, where Mr. and Mrs. Harland
took the 2;40 train for their new home
Il) Detroit. The Miele travelled in a
tailored dress of brown tweed, 'with
tuscan hat with green plume. The
groom's gift to the pianistvasa pretty
brooch sat wit lepearls. The (lower -girls
each received a signet ring. Among
the guests present) were Mrs Harland,
bliss Harland and Miss Lenore Harland
Dr. and Mrs Reid and children, Wesley
and Margaret, Dr. and Mrs, Duggan
and daughter, Mary Margaret, Miss
Nina Sharman, Mr. Sheik and Thos,
fempletdn, all of Detroit; John Shea.
man an,c1 daughter, Miss alejorie, Of
Woodstock; :Miss Thursa Lewitt, of
Ainhersthurg; Mrs, Herd and eon, of
London. The bride is a pornlat young
lady who enjoys the friendship of
large circle of friends. The esteem in
winch she 1.9 1)01(1 was evidenced by the
many costly presents which she receiv-
ed, and prior to her marriage her
young lady associates bespoke their,
friendship by a, series of "showers."
Althongh abeent from town for several
yeers, the groom is evell and favour-
ably known ie (Minton. Mr. and Mrs
Harland comeeta married life with th
heaetiest good wishes of their eviencts
fee a happy and prosperous future.
OLIVER—MenSUEEN
on June the 1121 (1,1 Miss Jessie Mc
Qu) ea, daughthr of Mtn. laweil Mc-
Queen, tof Petrol la, wale married 10,
Dec toe Edward :Blake, Oliver, of Fort I
William, son of the late Adam Oliv-
et, AL p., of engem:ill,. Tfie 00ve-
111,03131' took pliace et the bonse of
Min 'and! Mee. Alex McQueen and
10a.5 la a 0 er•S, qu'ie t nejene, Only
the immediate relatives being pee -
sent. The, bride wove al or ely
BAIRD—McDIARMID.
A quint but pnetty wedding 'was
ecelemniaed on june 14th aft; the
Nome 01 311', Hugh McDiarreid, near
eieenea, wieen 11 15
Was United ill' Wedllock to
MT. T010.111.65 Brydcril Bail'd 01 Hie
seoend concession of Stanley. Pre-
cie ly tat high ,:'eon. the bride at-
tired renown of w hi ee I le and
2117)111(1:10-016 bridal 17) L, carrying
in her hand a baguet of flowers, and
leaning on the arm 01 1101' father,
took her place besede tele ebride-
groom, white) the 'sweet strains of
the. wedding .march was, played by
Mr. 'Sari I nem Sage, on 1'01.017th). The
nap:teal knot, WaS tiedl by Rev. F.11,
:Larkin, B. A., of Seaforth, 111 the
P375601100 tof the immediate :relat-
ives of the contracting parties. -
After the, cusboneary congratulat-
ions, the gieests Sat: 9(101011 ,to • a
eitapinaus repast, decorated -with
many and elegant f towarS,11110
'beide, )7).50'i 0955 to 1101. 11.961 ('61036 561.1
7..6e ei pient .of many and costly '
nreeents, The: happy' couple left
St,'afterth on tieafternoon train
21011(1 etangrateltations and showere
ef coil fele I, <1)17 21 trip to Detroit
and Othet .pl ace 3.
GOOD LAMBS.
Messrs, Snell Brothers, of Hallett,
neer Kinburn, delivered to Mr. Geo.
(niece ey in See,forth last week a p) ir
or spring iambs which are deserving
more than a passing notice. One of
the e lambs, born in January, weighea
102 pounds, and the other born in
MAKI], weighed Sa, pounds. They
were an exceptionally line pair teed
were creditable to the Messrs, Snell
who bred and fed them. They were cf
the Leicester breed.