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of 71,-..sp-cle, shovel, hoe
vibe, give us • eall. The quelity of GM
goods is the Wet,
LAWLMOWERS,
We have the tergestetoek of Lswn mow.
caw in town, and any person requiring a
nsowsr should not fail to see them first.
Our prima are loW.
Pence Wire and Gates.
A full supplyof No, 9 hard coiled wire
soft weaving wire sod frost gate. always
en hand, U you wish the best fence on
the market, eell and or allAtte one "Ideal "
woven fence, ail NO, 9 bard wire.
CHESNEY &
. sEAFORTII,
Hardware, Stoves,Etc,
DOMINION BANK.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
E, 0. OILER, fist Pr T. G. BROUGH,7
Football General Manager
Capital,' Fully Paid U p-$3, 000,000,
ReservelFund and un- -
divided Profits 3,474,900
Deposits by Public Si 28,377,000
Too Meets $ 35,745,000
ossa•awmo....•
SEAFORTH BRANCH,
Main Street, Seaforth.
Every fainter for the transacting of a
gemwel banking business.
Collation* made on all point* la Canada
sad abroad,
.Advances wads to Farmer*. Special at -
.Won paid to ths collection of Oak Note*.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.-Doposils
received of One Dollar and upwards.
Interest allowed athighest rate and
compounded half yearly.
8. HAIM A. E. GIBSON,
Molter • iltaaapr.
Important Notice.
National _ Cream Separator
•250 pounde capacity
• 350 pound, capacity
eio pone& opacity
limple, durableirerg ard easy to operate. A'
machine' warrittodlianufadured by the Ray
mond Wag Machine Oo, Guelph, and sold by
W. N, WATSON,
Thaurince Agent, and dealer in FewIng Miebine
; and Bicycles, North Nein Week Seaforth,
Youare the Judge
1
WE ARE THE MAKERS OF
IIIGE
HARNESS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
--ALSO
•TRUNKS.,
VALISES
WHIPS
ttarOlie us s call.
nsAixft
RUBBER RUGS
DUSTERS
SWEAT -
PADS, etc.
BRODERICK'S
Harness Shop Cady's Block
SEAFORTH._
Do Not ko01 with Education,
- STRATFORD* ONTARIO.
Thiff school stands for- the highest and
best in !menses's education in Canada.
Enter now. Catalogue free. Student.;
admitted at any time.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal,
To save Timeand Money
Elide a Bicycle,
We have a full stock of bio,yolen new and
wend hand, prices from 5 to 875.1
. 'You should see the new coaster and mill-
ion frame.
Remember our general repair 'hop, Bicy-
cles, lawninowerie-umbrelle's, knives,
scissors repaired at
G. M. Baldwin & Co.
SEAFORTH.
ROYAL HOTEL
SEAFORTH.
Most Modern Hotel in Seaforth
Fully equipped with hot and
cold water bath, Ladiee' Toilet
Rome'ete, Every attention
pabitointerite,
Good Stable in Connection;
1875.0
D. T. PINKNEY, Prop.
The Canadian Bank
OF ,COMMERCE.
HEADaOFFICF,, — TORONTO
Capital (paid up)
Reserve Fund -
Aggregate Resourc
• over -
$ 8,700,000.
$ 3,000,000
es
$83,000,000
Hon. G. A, Cox, President.
• Et, if. walker, GerteratManager.
• London, England, Office,
"• 60 LOMBARD STREET, E. C.
• 8EAFORTH BRANCH,
A general Banking hualneasiltrars.!
"meted.
Farmers' and Graziers' Notes die-
sounteri, ane special Attention given
to VS* collection of Sale Notes, etc.
•----SAViNGS BANK,
Interest allowed on deposits of $1
andlupwardro, interest is credited to
accounts on the 31at of May and the
30th of November in each year,
The Bank has ISO branches extending throughout
Ontario, Quebec-, Manitoba, Northwest Territories,
British OsIntobia, Yukon District, Maritime Pro.
sinus and the Unit, Nato.
Q. E. FARRES, Manager.
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F. EOLILIETED, EOLicitor.
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DISTRICT MATTERS.
Ti• the WwL-The following per -
sone' were ticketed to the west this
week by Greig & Stewart, 0. P. R.
agents, and -left• on Tuesday morn-
ing on the first homeseekers' excur-
sion; 1,fissealt M. and Etta Cooper, of
Kipper', to Alameda, Assinaboia; Vf,.
L., Keys, Varna, to Edrieouton; Mtn,
Boyd and Mies Boyd, Wintheop, to
Deloraine; Engle McDonald, Cbisel-
burst, to iiilelita; Peter Douglas, of
Blake, to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan;
john lialteaur,./Kippen, to 'rince Al-
bert.
a
Died ire the Wiist,-A. W. tewart,
grand -eon q gm, W. Fowler, of 1far-
purhey, died ID, t;l1 hospital at Fer-
gus Fags, Mitinclota, oh Monday,
Deceased had undergone Several op-
erations for SOMO intern41 trouble,
but, they were unavailing, in saving
hlife
es . lie was tu the ram
ilway ail
. 4, • •
service andenian a ,proraiSillg young
man. Ills Mother, Mrs. 'Stewart, who
bee been bete for some time, was
called to tte bedside of her son a
few days gig*. The remains were
brouglit Iserii for interment in the
Harpurhey temetery,
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• Wedding Bells, -A quiet wedding
was solemnized at the reeidence Off
Mrs. Freeman, Seiatorth4 on Satur-
day morning ea.rly, wieen her daugh-
ter Nellie was united Wi marriage
it
to Mr. , J.• Bioko% the Bell
engine works, The Rev. ural Dean
Hodgins performed th,e ceremony in
the presee neof the members of the
family. After a nice wedding break-
fast the young couple drove to
Brumfield where -they I ;took the
train for London. Theyexpect, to
return in a few days add take up
housekeeping on Main Street e South.
The beet wishes of manY, friends Is
extended to Mr. and Mrs. Bickell,
e t
1/0/1•11.....I.E.M/M/M•
Seaforth Itaces.-Thinge are shap-
ing will for the annual meet of the
Seaforth turf club here op jelly 5th
and Oth. are busy at the track
every day, igoloting it into pertect
condition, and already some horses
ere in training here. lifri Jonathan
Miller has- one with a mark of 212
and Mr. Leo Charlesivorth is getting
his green horse in shape, There is
an exceptionally large 'number of
horses taking in the Canadian grand
circuit this year, so that the entries
will this year probably eclipse those
of any former year, which means exe
ceptionel racing and mop!, intc,,Vest
for the spectaters. •Altogether this -
Year is ripe tor a banner meet in
the history of the, Seaforth club.- .
The Prii of Coal OiL-The folleiw-
eng ereeolar has neon iiieued by the
Queen th'ty Oil Company, from their
head offiee in Toronto, to their cus-
tomers throagh the country; "We
bog to adeine you that in consequenice
of ehanges' in the elistOMS tariff on
petroleum our price ti the trade
on all grades of refined oil, benzine
and gasoline will be, reduced two
and a halt eents per gallon, effec-
tive the 9th. inst. The new regula.
tionspermitting the importation oft
Arnerteen erude ,oil for refining puri
poses, vrhile not in any way injuring
the production of Canadian crude
oil, will enable our manufacturers to
'operate the large Sarnia 'refinery at
full capacity. • As the process un-
der which' this refinery ,o'perates is
the same aee that used in the best 're-
fineries be the United- States, we
Thinowxpezt, very snortly to be able
to 'offer to our customers high grade
American o1 made in Canada. We
• trust dealers will reduce 'prices to
consumers proporionately.ii'
The Town Council. -The r egular
monthly meeting- of the town coun-
cil was beld on Monday evening. On
account of family; afflicition the
Mayor was pot present' and the chair
Was occupied by Mr. J. A. 'Stewaile
Accounts tie the, amount : of $405
were passed arid ordered •to be paid
Two tender*for the empipletion
of the dral•nfige works were received
that of Mr. Gueteridge, being the
],wt, 1,t- He places. the
tile in Llui ripen drains as required,
for $J,091.50' and he completes the
seWer on Main street. for $15.75 per
•J•od. Mr. Morrison, the town Con-
stable, headed in hie raignation,
• which ,- was accepted and the clerk
was authorized i0 advertise for ap-
• plications for Ow positiort. TIie
bread by-law was amended so as to
permit a loaf of bakers' bread
e
to be onitid a halt pounds instead
ne two pounds as was formeriy speci-
fied. A by-law was also passed pro-
• viding ,for the een$ truei ion of sev-
eral cement stdewalks which were
petitioned for. The report of tbe
finance committee, recommending
the rate of taxation for this year to
be twenty four and a half mills on
the dollar tM
or unicipal and public
echool purposes, was dopted. The
mayor was authorized to offer Miss
Halpin $25 in full settlement of her
claim for ilamages sustainial by her
property hung flooded with water
at the time of the spring freshet,
The council adjourned to meet at
the call of the mayor.
Lacrosse, -The „senior Beavers play-
ed their first sehedele game in Owen
Sound on Friday last, the game ea -
suiting in a tie, three goals all. The
meult was very satisfactory to the
lacrosse'enthusiats, and the 'sho-wing
of the team -augurs well for the
• balanee of the mason. The teautar-
;rived home on the 'moon train Sat-
tirday, and was niet at the station by
tne band. The Toronto Globe gives
the following account of the game:
'The Beavers of Seaforth and the B
Owen Sound Greys played the ret
senior ,charapionship match ever
witnessed here, and it ended in a tie
game, _ tife refereei J, J. Kelly, a
Brantford, declaring the garne un-
finisbed. If WA» a fast exhibition of
the national gatne, hut marred by•
frequent face-offs when Oie half
passed under the wire fencing which
• held back the speetators. Mayor
Greer gave both teams a little talk
on manly sport and then Lice(' the
ball. Three minutes after play had
started Hatcher shot. The ball lost
itself in a maze of defence men and
rolled into the - net. Sertforth had a
streak of hick'on, and in the second
quarter, the ancient and honorable'
Brown Jackson mido a slow shot,
which Beynon came tut to stop, but
aissed, and it rolled into the net,
SeiforLb to�k the third, Johnston
scoring, end then °teen Sound put
Greenwood, the regular goalkeeper,
back into the flags and Beimon went
out into the field. After that Sea -
forth never scored, though their at-
tacks on the local defence were num-
erous. Young took the first and sec-
ond for Owen Sound, and at half
ittme the score was 3 to 2. No one -
cored in the
last division
at lace dem
Young. Beyn
flags and too
A seuffle
Bags, and•ith
ap. It vies; a
forth. has
player. and
(pen tly appl
very satisfaet
the players
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
third quarter. In the
ynon made a deeper-
/ the field, passed to
n dashed into the
a return from Young.
met in front of the
• unwire's hand went
nine, clean game. Sea-
oup of gentlemanly
he best work was fre-
a.od. Kelly made a
ry 'referee, and kept
-ell in band,"
Travellers. The following were
ticketed to d stant 'ioi,ats this week
by W. Somerv lle, railway and steam-
ship *gent; essrs, 1). B. McLean,
Kippen; D. A. Reels, Brumfield, and
W, McKenzie, Tuckeremith, wore
tieketed to he west on, Tuesday's
Homeseeker,si Excursion also Mrs.
W. Ameist tnd eister, Miss Hazel
Winter Lai Bilotti, Michigan,
_Maple Syrup, 25a e quart, at A. G.
Ault's, **forth.
We have a • ell job lot of men'. fine
Congress sad, Bal orals, mostly Ore 0, Regular
OM to *leo away For pale Friesy and fisturdey.
ot ss long so they I t, at 6So per pair, ikimplee In
f011th winddw. W. 11, Willis, sole agent tor Dor-
othy Dodd • f ladles and Cleo. A, illtifier shoos
for mon.
• Sometbili oe in Toilet Site, Fancy
Ohne new no its, _and Tea Sete, suitable for
middies pr I. Young, Hosfortb. 190641
Ert po _ads fip for a quarter at sk•
0. At no, Sof :9064
, Will the • n, who took a pair of led -
up gaiter' m Am' by mistnie couple of
week m ago, hisdly rn by Tuesday neat, W If,
Willis. 190i.1
Tuner floue FOE SALE. - For side,
three good &sonic booms n Easfortb, two on Jobn
street and one ons d Mulct. Apply to ,Ilre, 1, IL
Porter, Soofortb,
ro °woo LOIdeli street Ap-
ply to F. 0, 1w1ia1 Sesfctrth. 1904-2
BRICK RZHID NOE FOR SALE,- (4 lots) -
twang on Vioto Park; commodiour, condo*
able two Amoy vesldeooe, with stable, all In good
repair one of Do b.s$ locations hi lissforth. Aunty
ao DUNCAN LAN, Resforth. 190V4
10004
19004
House with ulv.� rooms and kiteben to
ant in noiontivil a. Apply to A. Chmiesworth,
Ignsoodville, Oatevo. 190241
• fro THE LADI e -Switches made from
combings, Nis E. Illoossi=er W.111. Watooe's *Mee,
North Nein street, 18864.1
WANTED,- p 14 and 16o, Wool 18e to
Me, we wont het est of butter, midi or Omit;
by July 2zut, 0. King, Wingtom, 190i41
tor Sale by irate sole, a quantity of
Household F�rnIte. Can b• men at residence of
Kn. 0.0. Willson, .rich Street 1906x1
Local Brief. Jacob McGee hes
leased hie rea donee, in Egmond
to gr. Willie , and intends-xn king
his home.- wi la his ;grand -thing ter,
rMr. E•berhart.-Mr. 11. Jeffrey bas
purchased th residence of the late
John/ Weir, r 62,200, It is a ebeap.
latoperty, an is a good invest-
ment. -Mr. a d. Mrs. F. flolmeeted
drove to Go nob/ on Saturday, and
':spent Sunda with friends in the
county town. Mr. and Mrs. James
Murray, of L nilon, were in town 'on
,Sunday, visitingMrs Murray's fa-
ther, Mr, Alt. . Scott,- er„, and other
f riends. • Mr. Murray leaves this
*eek on his ennual trip to the .old
country, to nrchaSe goodsfor his
ifierreeeMr. . Gevenlock le, home
from :Chiceg spending his holidays
with his pare Ls, Mr. and Mrs. G,
Qovenloek,- s.• -Curtis and little
daughter, of eiffalo, are tbe guests
of Krand es.. G. F. Rogers, -Mrs.
Height and Miss McIntyre, of St.
Thorilas, sist and, niece of Mrs. E.
McFitut, wer the guests of Mr. and
•
Mrs. E. ,Mc aal this week. -Mr. S.
Bennett,' of 'Ingham, was in town
on Tuesday attending the funeral of
Miss Claff. Mr. Bennett is one of
the tenderer for the new post of-
fice building it Winch:am and we are
•stirci the wo k could _not fall into
better hands, -Mr. Wm. Chesney, of
Tuckerstnith, and Miss Chesney spent
Sunday in. tbe guests a. Dr.
Chesney. --M es, Donovan and Rob -
bine were a viteded, third prize ,for
their spiendi 1 draught team at the
Guelph horst: show last • week. -Dr.
McIntosh, of New York state, was'
here. this we ,k visiting his brother,
Mr. John &c ntosb, who was so
but •whie, we are pleased to learn is
rec-overing n Oily and we 'hove soon
to see him 1 the .old Stand. -Rev.
Mr. Larkin Was at Wingham on
'Wednesday thaVering an address at
-the County abhath School Convene
'bon being h 1d in that town, -Mr.
liarry Willis lute purchaned the• res-
idence of Mr. 0.1C. 'Willson, on Godo -
rich street. Mr. and Mrs. Willis
have secure a nine, comfortable
home. Mr. a d Mrs. Willson speak
- removing to Detroit w.here sev-
eral menibeis -et their -family now
are. -The Lie" Wel race meet takes
piasei on T esday, Wednesday and
iThuredait or text week when an un-
usually inter Siting programme will
be produ.ced. nerd Will be ninehar-
ness raceii f $500 cad' and three
runs . on $20 each,e-Saturdati •Ls a
field day -ler, thee junior football'
Weyer's. On aturday last the jun-
ior Paradise team. had an exciting
game with Lb junior Squares, whom
they defeine by two ,goals to one,
4 -Miss Trow, f Stratford, spent Sun-
day at • the.rt idence -of Mr. ii. Dick-
eion.-Iternenn er the 'football match
tine, Friday,- evening between Galt
lind e.he Hurons. It will be the best
game emit liege for a _long tinie-The
hand will be; in attendance. -Mr. J.
Shine , is Oiling to the appearance'
and eotefort of his 'reeidence by the
erection of ,a neat veranitale-Mr,
James Melit' heel, Senforth's. veter-
an bowler, was in Mitchell dee day
• last Week, and brought back with
glim the malt of Father Burritt, the
boss...bowler pf that burg. It is a,
good on that can defeat the "Wee
Bools."-The Ilensall Observer of
litet week ays ; " Richard Wright
andwife of Seaforth, were in town
this week tosring their household
e•ffectsi . to- eafortb, where he has
purchased a residence and intends
melding. 11 nsall is losing and Sea -
teeth gainin two good citizens by,
their defier ure," Mr. and Mrs.
Wright are id Seaforthites and we
are pleased indeed t� neer,them
back .airain, Mrs. W. Mulcahy and
son, ,of Al)riancre-Califernia, are here
lust now .on J. srisii to friends in Sea -
forth and vi,inity. They itre former
residents of Ribber t , but Went.
about fa tee years ago. -Mr., t Leo.
Killoran, inying completed -b is
-
medical 0011. se in Toronto, le hOrne,
just_ now ox , a visit. Dr. Killoran
graduated eith honors. -The Ladiee'
-Guild, of -St. Tlionies' church, met on
Tuesday evening last, and elated
tlw .followg officersfor the ensu-
ing year; , 'resident, Mrs. Bullard' ;
vice -presider t, Mrs. Neelin ; secre-
tary, Miss-)., essie Lynch ; treasurer,
Johnston. Arrange-
eing made for their an -
party. -There were 170
at Seaforth for the Far -
ion to Guelph on Satur-
Trey Stewart, of t he firm
tewart, who cut his foot
ome weeks ago, is now ,
e around a littlewith
utches.-Mr. Duncan Me,
bbert, spent a few days
eek with his daughter,
. Mr, McLaren had
, Miss Berti
merits are 1
• nual garde
tickets sold
aners' excur
day, -Mr. H
of Greig &
so severely
able to mo
the aid of c
Laren, of H
here this
Mrs, Stewar
RAPE SEED,
III71110ARIAN
IVIILLETTa SEED
BUCKWHEAT
=and
TURNIP SEED,
HAMILTON &KERSLAKE
Seed Merehahts - • Seaforth,
The Last
and the Best
ChanIp1011811ip
FOOT - BALL
Match of the ,iiieast
Galt vs Hur ns
On Recreation Gronnds
FRIDAY, JUNE 17th, '04.
ddINNOMI••••••••.•Mf
'These two teams have always put upftbo best
&Melo of football, but tor this coming match they
are receiving special training, and this will enable
them to glv• the bat ,sibition of footbell ever
soon in 'Worth.
GAME CALLED AT 815
Come early and avoid tas rush at the
gete. 1904-1
been at Guelph, Stratford and other
places, enjoying a well earned boli -
day. -Mrs. Hargraves, of this town,
has been engaged to sing in the
Methodist ehurch, in Clinton, V»
Sabbath evening next. -Madre Live
inski, Palmist and Psychic as been
at the Queen's lsotel here since Tues-
day last.. Her announcement will be
found on the 8th page of this isinte.
,-Mr. P. Daley has moved into the
residence on Goderioh street, which
be, recently purchased from Mr.
Fowler. Mr. W. a Learoyd now 00-
cupiee the residence vacated by Mr.
Daley. -Mr, and Mrs. G. B. Scott
lett here on Tuesday morning for
their new home in Toronto. They
take with them the 'good wishes of
a very large circle of friends. -Coun-
cillor Stewart now sports a hand-
some new London buggy which when
drawn by his 2.40 driver makes* a
very stylish turn. out. -Miss Laura
Hall, of Woodstock, sister of Mrs._
J. A. Wilson,' of Seaforth,1 was mar-
• ried in New York on the 91h inst.,
To Dr. /Edward Mills Brown, of
Northampton, Mass. -Mr. John Mul-
holland, some, years ago clerk in the
store of Mr. A. Young, but now one
ef the leading capitalists of British
Columbia, was calling on old friends
her bet; we.ek. Mr. Mulholland was
engaged . in the ministry for some
years after leaving Seafortb but ul-
timately gravitated into gold, min-
ing and is still extensively engaged
in that business. -Mr. A. W. Stobie
is having his residence on. Goderich
street neatly painted and otherwise
improved. The painting and orna-
menting is being done by Mr. John
Paterson, who is an adapt at this
kind of work. -Mr. Ilarry Edge bus
commenced to excayate . for the
handsome new residence lie intends
erecting. on John street. -Mrs. Ar-
chibald Scott and. little daughter
intend leaving next week for a three
months' visit; with friends in Man-
itoba and the Northweet. - The
bronzed veterans froni the London
military camp are eitpected home
Saturday. -Captain Alex. Wilsop, of
Seaforth, bas been offered a posi-
tion an the Bisley team thie year
but as be is in camp just now we
have not learned whether he will 'ac-
cept or note -The members of the
band who are not in camp gave a
concert in the park on Friday even-
ing last. Mr. John Thornton acted
as leader and the programme render-
ed was a good one. -Mr, C.W. Leach,
of Detroit, was here this week visite
iting his cousin, Mrs. George Cheni
ney, and. •other friends. Mr; Leach
is a prosperous lumber merchant in
Detroit. -Mr. Wm. Smi h, who wits
visiting the ircenes of 1 is 'youth in
the old country, espe ially in tlie
beautiful Emerald Lel , returned
home on Friday last.i They had ai-
very rough passage t ming home
and at ,one time Mr. Smitli bad some
doubts as to whethe or not be
would ever see Seafo th again, -
Mr, Wm, Sclater is in -kerne tide
week attendingthe iliii h Court of
Canadian .Order: or Fort ter. Be is
accompanied bir Mrs. dater. Mr.
;Cohn Britton is also th re as dele-
gate from Cons time Lo ge.-Mr. R.
Wright has pu chased t te residence
of Miss McBride Sparlin street and
is now residing ere. . and Mrs,:
Wright have . centred 1t nice, com-
fortable. home, Mr. Ila ry Purcell,
of Bradford, hos returned to town
and taken a p . Rion with Chesney
& Smiley. Mr. Fur ell's many
friends will be pleased , to welcarne
him , back to Statiortin-Couneillor
Adam Turnbull and Mrls. Turnbull,
of Grey, passel through here last
week on their way 1.0 visit mime
friends in the • them !part of Us-
bornie-Mr. and Mrs. Goatee Mardie
lett on There& y on ittpldriving trip
north to Atwoo arid inner points to
vieit friends.- ;dor Anderson had a
Learn end a jno ing rretchine out a
Couple of da t is weekj cutting the
long grass on ti. back etreets. This
dots bhp wor a good deal more
quiekly than the old fashioned
scythe. -For the first time this year
the Squares ha a Won a foot ball
'match. Oh We Inesday night they
del ea ted ' the Parks by three goals
to lege-Mrs, , Kerslake and little
soil are visitin, friends and relat-
ives in the vicinity of Staffa and
Cromarty. -Mr. ;fames Devereux vis-
ited friends in Guelph end Toronto
daring the past week .4 -The people
of Roxboro and vicinify will bold
their ennuel picnic on Mr. John
Scot t's Hats on the :lite' noel: of
Sat arday, June 25th, Jvcrybody is
made weleome. _ Come end bring
your baskets with you. fnvitations
are out, announcing the marriag,e of
Mks Alien Dale, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs- Wm. Dale, ofi the Huron
Road West, to Mr. G. W. Nott, on
Wednesday next -.Th e G it foot ball
club have arranged -to r n a special
train here on Friday foi the match
with tbe Hurons. The t ain will ar-
rive here in lime to givj the excur-
sionists an opportunit to have
supper- before of ti , mat ,h, and the
virk
n.
managers the, Iaclubexpect the
excursion will ie, more argely pat-
ronized than any formeij one, as on,
the result of this garne depends the
championship. -Mr. Tho as Somer-
ville, of Brantford, anfI Mr. John
McAllister, of Grey, near Etbel„
ewere here Wednesday i4ght. Both I
gentlemen are able and arnest gos-
pel expounders frorn t , Plymouth
Brethren standpoint and are "going
about doidg good." -The annual I
*N.
meeting of the Huron Farmers' As-
sociation will be held at Bla,ckall'e
hotel, Uensall, on Wednesday, June
22nd at 2 o'clock p. in. 'Ali Interest -
in the laudable -work in which the
aseociation is engaged will be made
weleonie at this meeting. -Mrs. J.
L. Smith, -of London, was in town
last w ek, attending the funeral of
bier, rn in
tber, Mre, Dolage.-Mrs. .1.
McAlli ter, onniensall, was here this
week 'shifting her daughter, Mrs/ A.
Forbes -Mr. A, Doh -nage, of Grims-
by, formerly of- our low,n, was here
to be liresent at hie mother's funer-
al. -M s Clem Case, of the New
York Thospita1; is spending her holi-
days at the hoine of her mother, Mrs.
ff. Case, of Yfaple Hall.
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Wednesday Half Holiday. ---The fol-
lowing merchants and bueiness men
a Seaforth have agreed to close
their !respective places of business
on W dnesda afternoon of each
week uring lh4 monthe of July and
August. in or it. to allow their em-
ployeett a ha f' holiday on these
days: E. MoJl4aui, 3.. S. Roberts, A.
Winter, Dominion Bank, L V. Fear,
Wm, Pickard) M. Broderick, C, 8.
AndreWs, litimilton & Kerslake,
J. A. ;Stewart'. ;Beattie Brothers, A.
Ctose,A. McKenzie, Greig & Stew-
art,' T. Quigl y, A. Oke, firoadfoot
& 13O,, John 1 Bulger, Thos. Daly,
13, B, Gunn, J DtII, G. M, Baldwin,
Reid & Wilson Richardson & Me -
Innis, W. IL 'Willis, P. Mulcahy, j.
Dunn,Kennedy Brothers, 3, V.Daly,
J. W:;Beattie, j, P, Bell, J, Graves,
Canadian Bank of Commerce, Joseph
Weber, R. Se Hays, J. M. Beet, R.
Willis' & Son, 1 W. R. Counter, Ches-
ney & Smiley A. G, Ault, F. 3. Bur-
rows, F. W.weddle J. J. Purcell,
A, 'Yoting, Br'ght Braltere.
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Death •of Dr, Elder. -We mentioned
last Week the death of Mr, J. W.
Elder, at Red Deer, Alberta, Since
then we have received a copy of the
Red Deer Advocate which givethe
follow ng particulars; "Red Deer
was p4ixtfully surprised On Thursday
morning to learn that Dr. J. W.
Elder, V. S.., had passed away the
night before labout ten o'clock. It
was ene,rally known that he had
been try siCk, but no one antici-
pated that iti would prove fatal so
quickly. He had been suffering for
about 'a month with Bright's disease
and although no hope could be as-
sured of bee permanent recovery,
It waS hoped that he would suffic-
iently recover- to be' out and. around
again. But he took a change for
the worse wad, shortly after passed
away e Dr. Elder was born October
'14, 1842, in Rodgerville, Huron coun-
ty, Ofitafio, where be received his
earlier, education. He afterwardfi at -
'tended Toronto Veterinary College,
from ! whieh he graduated. After
gradu4ting, Dr. Elder took up a
practie,e in Seafortle Ontario, and
remained there for 22 years. Ile was
then !appointed Government Voter-
iinarian in Stratford, and moved to
that i place, 'living there just pre-
vious Ito hie :coming wet. In 1901
he came to Red Deer, and has lived
here !continuously ever since. In
1864 he, married Miss Catherine Ross,
daughter of the late Alex. Ross, of
Brucefield, Ontario. They had five
children, four of whom 'died in the
east before he came west. A widow
and one child survives."
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Sensall.
Gladman & Staribury, barristers, at Hen
mai Tuesday, Monday .and Saturdays, 1f82-tf
Shop For Sale -The Henna fouedry
ankmacbino shops with the lands belonging to the
same, fdr sale cheap. For particulars apply to
Robert Doll, Mesh:nth.;
G. J. Sutherland, notary public), closa-mmtfis-
toner, conveydnet, fire and life insurance agent
and lestudr of mar lage lin
ceseDm
s, eeds, er:gages,
44UB anti wills reftilly drawn up according to
law at retulonable;. rate.Private funds,also loan
'oompatuIs at lowest rate of interest. Farm and
propeiticeifor sale. Office at the Poll Office.
1883
No Sale. -We mentioned last week
that Mr. 0.13. McLean, had disposed
f his' farm in Tuckerseciith, near
here,
to his neighbor, Mr. Henry
Horne , Thi4j was 41 right at the
time, but we understand that since
hen r. McLean has clanged his
mind and tliat by the mutual eon-
a;nd good will of all parties,
theusale has' been anulled. Mr, Mc-
Lean, !we are sorry to learn, has not
been exijoying good health for SOMe
tinle, !anti ii going to take a trip
to thei west' to visit lis son James,
who iii loca el in the Saskatchewan
district. Tin wish of his many
triendin will be that the trip will be
,of !geelet ben fit to 1iirn, and that- be
will return ful1y restored.
Local. Brie ..-The excursion to the
Model !Fermi o.t Guelph, on Saturday
last, Ives la gely patronized from
HODS a 11 and. ificinity, and all report
a very pleas et trip. -Mrs. Campbell,
ivife of Dr. ,Campbell, of Zurich,
Apent the fir*: part a the week with
her perents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Mar-
idock.--Severel of our business men
had adventei 'ties with horses during
the mist % eiek but came off very
safely,eve tithing considered, -Mr.
Wrri. Kemp its engaged with gr. A.
11. efcBrien, 4arriess maker„ -Miss 13,
Sparks' left 11,c;re this week for Lon-
don. -The bany ;friends of Mr. J.
Stewarit, so la Mr. _Robert Stewart
of Tu4kers ilth, will be pleased Lo
learn !that e has so far recovered
from his site us illness as to enable
thim to go bout a little._ We bope
300.11 to See ina in the enjoyment of
his aceuetori xi heal th,-Mrs. A. Ben-
nett, of Lon on, is visiting her bro-
there, the ewers, MeDonelleliMrs.
E. Itermie and Mrs. J. Stacey spent
Sabbath lasi With friends in Guelph.
-Mrs. J. . Case, of Toronto, is
Visiting her tiarente, Mr. rind Mrs.
Moir.e Picnic parties to the
lake and, l'awberry festivals will
soon be the 'order of the day.-Mre.
Me K:11 is in Guelph visiting
her sister,- ie road grader has been
doing me j.00d work on the roads;
in 1ICJl4aJi ift neighborbood.-Mre.
John debit and ehildren, at Port
Iluroraare v' Wes! "IiIrs.Sinclair, her
mother, -ler alionme Welsh is tak-
ing iidva n L;it4 of t he long elven-
1 his ek th get, his electric
ligh t plant J 11 OUCal beilerff Clean-
ed and evern'thing, put in first class
shape. -Mr. k Eid Ars. F. Sinallacombe
and eleildren Were in Guelph recent--
ly, visiting n latines arid friend.s.-
Mr. D. T. Vfra 1 kbn,, wile was here
learning telegrap-hing and railroad"
ing with Mr A. Brandt, G. T. R.
agent, has 1ic.W ecured a good sit-
ua,tion iL Pnimeniton station, --Mr.
John I). Stelwatt Alas recently much
3mprove(1 ti e ef his
dwelling peepertY by the erection
anda in 4(1. inilitn; frinucirarniadedijnrir°ntlf:i7lrace-
to bY haring the Idivelling nicely re-
pointe.d. FIcai1l takes first place
for 'tasty Ili'f'1321$:PA.-MiSfl Maggie
Peffer turned home from Lon-
don. -Mr. ari Mrie C. A. McDontill
spent part Jof laSt week and. this
with re1ative0 in; London. -The late
Mrs. Black leen, whose death we
mentioned 1» last week's issue, was
born in Louden township, In the year
50c
FOR
WIDE
FRENCH
ORGANDIES
ollIMMONOIONIONIOSOMIO
FOR
FINE
SUMMER
SILKS
Lace Collars
Fancy Neckwear
Belts and Buckles
Lustre Ribbons
Lace Hosiery
NEW
FOR
JUNE 17, 1904
GOODS I
ve
FOR
ARM DAY, NAM.
m NOW—
I
Are making their appearance daily
Make it a point to see the
when they are most want41 Come
and look over our dainty Summer
Fabrics for Dresses and Waists
FRENCH ORGANDIES
POINT SPOT SWISS
INDIA LINENS
VOILES AND EOLIENES
PANAMA VESTINGS
WHITE & CREAM WAISTINGS,
We are showing a very attractive
assortment of other Sumtner things ;
Silk Gloves
Outing Hats
Parasols
Corsets
Cambric Underwear
ksoss.sfteo.o...wo,..swt
FOR
:XTRA FINE
OPEN WORK
HOSIERY ,
Lawn Wsiws
Silk Waists
Tinder Skirts
Dress Skirts
Capes
Ladies' Showerproof Coats
45 Inches in Length
That will do
For Rain or Shine
$3.75
FOR
SUMMER
SKIRTS
We could never have such a Busy
Store but for the following established
Set -of Rules
A FIRST-OLASS STOCK
STYLISH—TYP-TO-DATE
CORRECT IN ALL ITS
DEPARMIENTS
EVERY CONVENIENCE
FOR
FLIONOMIOAL SHOPPING
WITH
PROMPT, INTELLIGENT
AND
FAITHFUL SERVICE.
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Don't forget the Classes in Art Needle -
'work, morning and afternoon
Lessons Free
$7.00
FOR
GOOD ,
RAINCOATS
The E. McFaul
DRY G -001)i CO.,
SEAFORTIEL
1
$1.5Q
FOR
FINE
LAWN
WAISTS
eitite-
4 5.00
FOR,
kiNDSOME
81 EK
WAISTS
4837, and moved with her parents to
the township of Hay m 1854. She was
marri4d in 1858 to Thomas. Black:
ivho predeceased her nearly six
years ago. The deceased was a very
active, industrious W0423.11 and a
kind and obliging neighbor. She WAS
a meMber of the Church of England.
She leaves to mourn her loss four
eerie and five daughters. The fun-
eral to the Exeter cemetery, on
Tuesday afternoon of last week, was
largely attended testifying to the
:respect felt for the deceased and
sympathy -for the bereaved family. -
Quite a large number from Bewail
and vicinity attended Ringling Bros.'
eircus in London' on Friday last. -
Mr. D. B. McLean, a the township of
Tuekersmith, left here recently for
a trip to Manitoba. -Mrs. Henry
Cook, Mrs, C. Cook and, Miss IL
Sutherhind spent, several days re-
cently Wii,11 MTS. H. E. Johns, of
Guelph, Mrs. H. Cook's daughter. -
The Presbytery of Huron met in
Carmel church, Hensall, on the 10th
inst., to conside a call from the
eonerregation of Bewail to the Rev,
E. F. McL. Smith, of Milton. The
eall was sustained and ordered to be
forwarded to the Toronto Presby-
tery. Provisional arrangeinents were
made for his induction at Hensall, if
he -should aecept lhe call. Rev. J.
McNeil, Moderator of Presbytery,1 o
preeide, or in his absence, Rev, E.
H. Sewers; Rev. C. Fletcher eo ad-
dress the minister, and Rev, W. M.
Martin, the people. Rev. E. a Sew-
ers and Messrs. W. Moir and John
Maeart hue were tippointed to ap-
pear before the Toronto Presbytery
in behalf of the translation of Mr.
Smith. The time -of the induction,
if Mr. Smith, accepts the call, to be
left in the bards of the moderator
of the Presbytery.
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Virinithreep
Notes,-Quile a number around
here took in the excursion to Guelph
last Saturday. -Miss M. Brumbley,
of Londesboro, was visiting Mr. T.
Dodds last weeini-Mr, Charles SMit
of ifarlock, was 06 guest of friends
here hod Tuesday evening, -Mr. F.
,McEwen, of Clinton, was calling on
Messrs,. IL and W. Ross last week. -
Mimi Ida Boyd was {he guest of Miss
M. MeSpaddere-Mr. A. Calder, the
bating maker, wee vieitiene his
mother hist week. -Some of the
farmers around here have not fin-
ished seeding kot on account of the
wet weather, -Mr. W. A. Rosa is giv-
ing his house if coat ot paint and it
is improving it very reneh.-Mr. it
Dodds sold a team of horses to a
man near Clinton, for whien be re_
e‘ti %red a good prie,e. Mr. Dodds
thinks it pays to keep good stock,
-Messrs. Cowan and Simpson's steam
press has been doing • quite a lot of
work around bere.-Mr. Robert Ad-
ams has pureliesed a new buggy, -
The end was blown out Of the boiler
at the creamery on Tuesday-, but no
further dainage was done and. the
break IS mow repaired.
The Crearnery Entertainment. -
The entertainment under the aus-
pices of the Winthrop Creamery in
the new hall Imre on Wednesday ev-
ening was a highly successful,pleas-
ant and, profitable affair. The pro-
prietors of the creamery, Meesrs.
Scarlett and Calder have fitted up
a very neat and cornfortable hall in
connection with the -creamery, which
will be a great acquisition to the
villege as it will make a social
centre in which entertainments and
meetings of all kinds can be held
and it will s ply a long felt want
in the place. This, therefore, was
the first entertainment held. in the
new hall and if its success can be
taken as an augury of the popular-
ity of the hall and the success of
the creamery, no person will have
canoe to complain.- The chair was
.taken by Rev. Mr. Carswell and he
proved to bejust the right man for
the place. There was a fair sized
addience and there would have been
many more present but for another
entertainment a few miles distant
the same evening. Musical sele
tions were given by Me.sers. Roy,
Willis and Willie Hays, with Miss
Bathwell, of Seaforth, as aceompan-
hest. It is needless to say that these
were ranch appreciated and added
materialiy to the pleasure of the
evening. Address were a1.59 deliver-
ed by Miss Millet; of Guelph, and
Miss Hills, of Toronto, and by Mr.
R. H. Barr, chief dairy instructor
for Western Ontario, A. Hislop,
P. P. for East Huron and by Mr.
M, Y. McLeen, of Seaforth. Miss Mil-
ler's theme was the dairy and she
ga Ve Man y useful, practical hints on
the care of cream and the best meth-
ods to be adopted by both patron
and makers to secure the best re-
sults in dairying, Miss Hills spoke
on Domestic Science, its -connection
with dairying and its value in the
work of every day farm life. Mr.
Barr emphasized the necessity of
uniformity in the quality of butter
which can only be secured by tbe
creamery system, in order to raise
and retain the reputation pf our
butter in ihe, markets of -the world
and without whith the beet tesults
anete be obtained. He instanced
what bad been done in the matter
of cheese and the same can be accom-
plisbed in butter if the right meth-
ods are adopted. lie also gave il-
lustrations of the profits made in
dairying when properly conducted.
The addresses were all short and
to the point and centeined much
practical information eiliieh can-
not fail to be beneficial to those en-
gaged in the dairying business if
acted upon. in fact the wbole pro-
ra ni me was admirably arraneted
and was sufficiently varied not to
bo Wvar isomP. if • Naeh Meetings
were held more frequently good re-
sults would be sure to follow. The
audience ;seemed to be intensely in-
terested and pleased and the pleas-
ant meeting was brought to a elose
by all uniting in singing the Nation-
al Anthem. Messre. Scarlatit and Cal-
der are to be congratulated on the
sucmss of this their first venture
in this direction and we trust their
enterprisc will be abundantly re-
warded,
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Zurich.
Notes. -Our footballers beat Dash-
wood, in a friendly match last week
by a score of 1 to 0. -Mr. and, Mrs.
Schneuk, after a pleasant viiiit here,
with the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, H. Grebb, have returned to
their nome in Milverton. -Mr. Ed.
Axt has purthased a three-year-old
colt front Mr, John M. Oesch f or
SM. -Quite a number from this
I
,
vicinity took in the excursion
to the Model Farm, Gue ph, on tiat-
urdaye-Mr. W. G. II .,s
bite torn
down his bicycle hop and in its
place will erect a more , unable' and
convenient one. The b 'Ming "iliorn
down was erected about 35 years
ago andwas one or the first ones
• built here. -The forty hours' devo-
tion servities began in the Catholic
church on 'Sunday. Father Herm, of
Chatham conducted the services. -
The crops in this vicinity are look-
ing fine and tbe growth is advanced
nearly ainfar as it was this time last
.
year. -Mf. John Haberer, of Park
Rapids, 'Minnesota, is the guest of
his brother, Mr. Jacob Hsberer, of
the Blind line, His step -brother,
' Mr. Fred gilgus, of Louisvilledlen-
' tucky, who has not been in Zurich
• for 21 years, is also visiting at Mr-
• Haberer's.-Mr. Wm. Schwalm, on
the Blind lime and Mr. Moses Gei-
ger, on the, Bronson, have raised
their barns and built foundations
underne,ath.
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