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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1905-06-30, Page 94 .11/0:040-rit Auring the present season are "Sherwin Williams" Paints "Insurance" Gasoline Stoves 44 Gold Medal" Binder Twine MODERN SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS, LAWN MOWERS,. WASHING MA- 0111 N E S, WRINGERS, OHERNS AND DAIRY SUP - Our prices are low and goods of the SOLE - AGENTS, Hardware, StOVes and Coai. DOMINION BANK HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. President General Manager Capital, Fully Paid Lip—S8,000,000.0o Reserve Fund -and un- divided Profits $ 8,834,000' Deposits by Ptiblic 29,700,000 Total Assets S 39,25,000 • DISTRICT MATTERS. sEAFORTH BRANCH, Every faoility for the transacting of a rennet banking business. sc-- Collections made on all points in Canada and abroad. Advancee made to Farmers. Special at - caution paid to the collection of Bale Notes. SAVINGS BANK. Interest allowed from date of deposit. Deposits of $1.00 and upwards received, and interest paid or added to account June afith and December 3ist. R, S. HAYS, Solicitor James Wattonf SucceSSOr to W. N. Watson NORTH MAIN ST-, SEAFORTH. General Fire. Life and Aocident •Ineur- &nee agent, Real Estate and Loan Agent. Dealer in first-class family and Manufac- turing Sewb3g Machines and Oreacn Separ- ators, viz.: New Raymond and Virhite Sewing Marhinel and National Cream Sep - stator in three elms boys Uled their best to get into the Also sewing machine needlee, oil, attaoh-i lead again. The scotring ended ht meats, repave and eundries for all kinds ot this, tin leaving Listowel the vib- Our New -Story On Jane '16th, we cornxnenoed the publication of the ei.reat serial stesY, Eben &Leaden." iThis is undoubted - day, se is evidenced by the feet that so great has been the demand foaythe book that at nbw, in its 265ttla thousand. Its great strength lies in its siraplicity, faithfulneee•to nae ture and fits homely yet touching les. syrapa.thy and interest of the reaelee er (Drone (beginning to end. No persoe shpuld miss this splendid story, and in 0:-Arder to 'give those who tare pot now su.bseeibers a chance to 'read it,' we .will;seed THE EXPOSITOlt from NOW until the,.end a 1905 fer FIFTY CENTS. This will give thein the full -story. Start at onoe, and have the Stary from the begin,ning. We can fu,rhish a few back numbers containing the opening chapters of the story tit) those- who leave missed the start. • Quick Bueiness.—There wa.s busi- ness Idobag among the horse fanciers on Satuxday aftereoon last. That afternoon Mr. Geo. Whitley bought a delver from a farmer, &old it to Mr.Thlos. Daly bought it back again, who is noW; driving the animal. These transaction*all took place bn Satur- day tafternOon. It is not oftee art -animal has four owners iu about ae many bourr. • Sabbath $ohool Pit:mit:a—The Sun day school{ children of St. Thonaas church (bad their annual outieg in Mrs. Case' grove last, Tuesday ef- ternoen. oth old anti, young enjoy- ed ithemse ves to t.heir *heart's con- tent. Atte sapper the prizes were awarded to the competitors in Vie athletic s orts. The day's pleasure was ibrom ht to a close by Mr. C. Jack.so taking a group photo of the enta gathering. The grove is an ideal pot for picnic. partieseind the (beatte ful spring creek, in the rear of t e gxoued% makes theta all the more attractive. Footbal .—The return game in the Semi- Malts, beltween Listewel and the unite- Hurons, was played da the .x creation grounds, on Fed- dey {even' .g last., befire a good sized croi d. the game at Listo- won by wo goals to npne, and, as lgoalsicou ted in the yound, the icos iligd to win by two to tit ox these to win. They started out like winners, and before halt time had edltep bi then, and soured once, .and .thus en ed the game, alth.ough our the whole would be cemented solid', the •roal bed would benom.e !hard, ,smooth and levet and -would stied theewater and yeear very much Longs er and make a (better and more pleasant road to travel. on. If it' pays to get good material., and it certainly does, it Will pay equably, well to have it properly applied. This advice doeisn't post anything. 01443 lag giiiiikilteed, JAMES WATSONI tit ga decided gard,lehile driving on the road lead- fr. Loyal post office to what n the division road. in Col - is horses became mired in ,a: ' Lacrostse.—The first .match in the junior lacrosise series was. played here on, Wednesday eveningebetween Stratford and the Junior Beavegrs, and tresulted in a walk over for It he Beavers, the score being 14, to 2, in their Saver, but whet iW might have been is hard tip say. The team was principally composed of .young ptay- ers and bona their shcreving it looks players in the SOUL= series lbe,foris very long. id vs. Township iof Colborne. ase, of locarl irliterest,. was la.st week in God.eri9he The and Bicycles. North Main street, Seafortb. v A Famous School This is the most suecessful Commercial And Shorthand Sohool in Western Ontarie. The courses are up-to-date and praetioal and teaching is done by experienced in- dent!! graduating. Write for our free eat- itruotors. During the part school year we have had many more applications from leading business houses ehan we -had btu ELLIOTT & MeLACHLAN; Principals. STRATFORD, ONTARIO. Our Customers Are growing in numbers every day and all join in utating thet our line of mu - lie at 10o is the greatest value ever offered. Get your nanee on our list. and get a catalogue. • Mail orders given prompt attention. Re- • member the address dealers in Pianos, Organs, Grephophones, Sewing Machines, Needles and Oil. SE AFOATH. A 17 Jewelled Watch for $10. The watch we can sell for $10 this month ie better value than any We have yet offered. 'Waltham make, men's size, nob 15 but 1.7 jewelled, niokel works, in open face, screw nickel silver oase, stem wind and set. People are finding out we give them a pretty good artiole for tneir money, and one of the things we especially try to please in is a watch. We warrant this one to be an extra fine timekeeper, and well worth the price, whioh is much lower ehan a short time ago. John Bulger, The Jut Wright Shoe Shoes are the most imp ortant single feature of a man's dress. Take the trouble, then, of having them righ t. Our latest importations in Just Wright Shoes, in patent colt, tan and velour calf, in Blucher and Bel - morals, are correet for any Occa- sion of business or pleasure, ,tind for style, fit, finish and durability, have no equal. Try one pair of our American Just Wright shoes, and you will wear no other. Sold exclusively by us. Sole Agents for Hagar, Sovereign and Just Wright Shoes, in is nee borne, bog-hree in the centre a a bad piece of eoad,, end one ,Ol'ethe horses sus- tiftsoilifered to settle for $50, but the ip refused to settle and this was then broug•ht, . claiming. amages. ft was tried the past. In Goderich, and has resulted dement in fewer of it,he plain - r $118 and eoSts. The township aye a aotice published -warning- bile against this road. Messrs. ron & Killoran acted for plain - and Messrs. Proadfoot, Hays ir for the defendante. . Additional .Nlail Service.—The Clan- ton New Era of Last week .says : "An efdiait is being made to secure bet- ter Mail facilities along the lane of the !Buffalo and Lake Huron branch of the G. T. R. kt present there is butone °pee mail a day .each. way.; the is by the early train east and by the ecuon train west. The petit- ion es ask that a mail car be at- ing east, and the late ;train cora- in ' -west at night. While bilis Nyfould no particularly affect the 'mail set vice at Clinton, it woald give .otheritowns along the line a bet- ter service." This change would be of, great service to the people of Seaforth,and we trust that thie pos- tal laulhorities will be able to give as !this additional service. II 0 action 0150( winte j tiff f neter the Cam & '131 Division Court Appointments. --The following appeared Sn the TDronto papers ion Monday -last: "Mr. Ja W. /Duncan, of Brussels, has been appointed Clerk of the 4th Division Courtof Huron, and Mr. Honey R. Brewer, also ...led Brussele, has been appointed bai4ff of the same." This is 'the Brusselg division court. Mr. Du.ncan, the new olerk, is .the editor of the Brussels Herald. Ire ,is Seaforth boy lead la, graduate a The Expositor Office and. although he has tdepaeted leomewhat from the politioal {teachings of his youth,ithat is ithe worst we can say of him. He is.a clever .young man who has Made his low'n way in the- world. and we have no deubt, alsohar gel the 'duties of hie neiv effiese with flidelity and efficiency. The Ledios' Guild of Thomas' Church, Seaforkh, wilt hold their Annual Lawn Social on the lath Refreshments will be served Admission ,to grounds, 10o 83rd Regiment Band in atIendanoe 1969.2 If in need of ocreen doors or windows, owe and see our stook Chesney and Smiley, flea. forth 194 1 Washing Maohinee—We have all the leading makes and cen save ion money if you buy ON E P6SI,J4 V R ALTI- SALT I SALTI t t$ Hugh McEwingt �, alm�e�cs�t+an ; leg wzdthi vak.. -'- UNE 9 Iron us. Reid ard Wilson, eaforth. 19594 Potatoes for Sale.—Good, sound, un - sprouted eters. BusheL or larger quantities. D. D. Wilson and eo„ &Worth. 1958.8 'Farm and Hand Steel Gate', all sizes from 8 to 14 feet, made by the Cenadlan Steel and Wire Clonipany of Hamilton. Lightest, strongest, nicest, most durable and cheapest gate Rohl. Reid We have now on band a full stook of the led Portland Cement Chesney and Smiley, Sea. forth 111691 Two desirable residences in Seaforth for eale cheaP. One on Go derich street and one on James street. Apply to R. O. Ham Budder, versal ball bearing, 4 and 6 blade. Brockville, Guelph, nil sizes. 10 per] cent. off regular prices to clear. Reid and Wileoc,J2eatorth.'; 19594 Gentlemen 1.. We' wish to impress you with the fact that we eep an exceedingly large stook of medium prized 'hoes at $2, $2.1.0, 0.76 anr $3. No better valuee to be found anywhere. Sam- ples in south window. Sr. H. Willis, e.de agent- for George A. Slater shoes fOr men and Dorothy Dodd shoes for ladies, Bealoith. 1959 4 , hay' forksolythee, anti s and machine oils Our pride are low and qua ty the bed Chesney and 5,71110Y, beaforth 19684 V..Vringers—lf yin see and use the izie" ; eu will I.ne biO otter, Reid and Wilson, Seafortb, 194 rade from the pure long fibre Manilla, guaranteed to run 650 feet to the pound, for 1310 pet pound while stock laste. Only a limited amount of this grade of ManiEla in the market. Leave your order with George A. Mlle, Seafotth. 1969 2 Hammooke—We have on order a stook of genuine Palmer, Hammocks, NI hteli wi I be in stock in a few slays. ff you are needing a hammock do not buy until you have seen the genuine Polmer. Reid and Wilson, ideatorth. 1959.3 Slaughter sale of dress geode. During July and August we will olear our entire Stook of drew goods. This sale inciudee ail our hign Wass summer shirt waist suitinga. 50o lime for do, eto. George E. King, Winghtstn. 195941 niaicing etook of SALT now on hand at the malts block, we will offer the IMMO for male while ib lastsott former prices. E• KeirEllakey AIIMMOIMW many was ,exemplified by the large attendance. The services were con- ducted at Mr. Hartry's neisidenoelay Rev. Mx. 'Birks, pastor of the Meth- .odist Toleteroh, assisted by Rev. Mr. Larkin, pastor of the Presbyterian mondville The Rev. Mr. Birks, in • , Death of Arthur Atleinson.—The following despatch from Winnipeg, Manitoba,Idated June 23rd, no doubt letters to Mr. Ierithur Atkinson, Who was 10. well known riesident and busi- ness man of Seatorth, befere going to 'Manitoba. The despatch is es fol.- merolient !of Winniee,g, was Sound dead in his room at his 'hotel in Ottawa this .marniner. Ile was in his usual health yeeterdey., and when he did. not a.ppear at the usual hour the Vein was en t coed . Physicians wergesumm;oned,but life was ex- tinct:A:he Daptie was also notified elf the (eactirrence, but it is not thought an inquest will be necessasy, death leas pron-ounced due to natural mews. Mr. Atkinson was abieut 50 yeaes tot Age, and was ef robust stature. Ite W4Is tor many years in the (grain business in the West, and was persotnelly ocquainted with mast a the Westeen members of Parliament.” Mr. Atkinson leaves a widew xesiding in Winnipeg., but no • Good Illoads.—We notice that the pathmasters Tuckersmith are us- ing- the crushed etone frora the new staneceusher for repairing the roads by statute labor. They will. find quite a difference between this ma- terial and the stuff they have using for severer years. But they arenot making the -best use of their material. It -iv -paid. pay them to take a hale mare pains with it. The dgif- ferentgrades should be kept and us- ed separately. Now they are mixing tbein up. The result is that there is a load of coarse material in one place, a Load of mixed, coarse and fine, next,- ae.,A, perhaps a little fur- ther ton a load-aif fine. In this way theroad bed will be bumpy, hills and :hollows. It will not only be aneven to (travel on but the water will lie in the hollow places and ;soak through,- and ,destroy the road bed.. But, if the different grades were kept separate, the coarse metal .placed in the bottom and. the fine stuff epread eavenly over .the top, his address., paid a fealing tribute to !the deceased, making special xe- ference to her amiable and ,gentle disposition aed her unokentatious but !genuine, chxistian zeal and men- tioned(that. one of the chief odres in he .olosing hours of bier life waa a fear %hat a little Sabbath school recently established near where Axe waS (teething, and in which ishie was deeply interested, might suffer by ber labeenoe. The children of the Methodist Sabbath echoed' with their teachers, attended the funeral in a body and Marehed in the prooession, thu.sehowing their love for their late fellow 0011114 and, paying a touching • The Roitboro Lae n Social.—The their levels party on tiesday evening gave the 'use of their epacious resi- dence 'and their beautiful lawn for the occasion and 4 prettier place could not ibe desired. The evening was somewhat iabilly for outdoor en - to 'be Properly appreciated, }gut de- spite this arawback• the occaeion was large !attendance of both old rind young. Tables 'were spread through- out the dawn and ‘74frax e most bounti- fully provided twith the—best the ladieg of (the district could furnish and the most epicurean taste tould not desird anything better. A leng- thy and well xendered programme of actreeses, music and dialogues was given and the willows Selections weeeeittenilvely 'listened to and the applause aocorded showed that they were iduly appreciated. The membere ot the hand. and other little folks were cons.plouous an the programme. and the very efficient Mal3ilier -which they acquitted thiemeelves. !showed not only good ability on their part tout veer careful training on the limit of their instractons, On the whole the affair wae a most suc- cessful ant enjoyable one and Must have been !gratifying and entourag- ing to Call interested in the „Mission Band and tile good work in. wietch they .are engaged, The preeeeds, a- mounted to $33, Gasoline and,011 Stoves for the hot wea- ther. when it cones came abd de the values.' Churns.—The best on the irket 11a99t5599lo22$9 Atid and Wilson, Seoferib, prices. Reid and Wil on, Seaforth. For Sale—Two new buggies, one rubber tired. B. Barton and Son, Bealorth. 19564f Travellers. —The following __were ticketed to distant points this week by W. Somerville, railway andsteam- 'Henry Monteith to Trout Creek. Muskoka,, and return ; Ed. Wurm andiA. iE. Feast, Zurich, to Portland, Oregon., Centenpial exposition! and xeturn. They event via Chicaso. end Denver and will return by Seattle andVancativer arid C.P.R. Miss Nellie Robb to iWinnipeg ; Miss Nessie Crich and Master Aubrey Oxide to Ilartney, Manitoba, and xeturn; Miss Mut- drewito Wolseley, Assa., and return; Alex. Smith, 'of Hallett, to Bins - earth, Manitoba, and return. The Manitoba people left on Tuesda.y'e excursion. Rev. .Thos. Davidspa and child, of Vain,a, to Sault Ste. Marie and return; Alex. McKinley, Mr. Patton's brother-in:law-, to his home in Grated Raelds, Michigan; Miss Robertson, of Bernell, to Glas- gow, 18totland, and return, sailing from Montreal ton wednesday .xecxt on the Allan Line Steamehip, Sici- The following .weire ticketed by Vereig & Stewart; Q. P.R. agents: Nils. T. N. Foreythe and Mrs. And. and return ; Mrs. John C. Morrison!, Winthrop, to Carman, •Manitoba,and xeturn; Mrs, WM. Morrison, Win- throp, to Estavan: and return; John Kieney, Leadbury, to 'Moose Jaw Douglas, Blake, to Saskatoon and return; Alex. Farquharson-, Seaiort-fi to Strathcone and •return; Armetrong to Calgary and lelre:Aem- strong, Verna, to Brandon ; Rose, Seaforth, C.P.R. from Ow- en Sound to Winnipeg. • days visiting friends an. Hullett- and by ails daughter.—We learn that *We oase of Mx. Win. Wright again0 the. Grand Trunk Railway for, injUrreS Te061Ved at The. Main street crossing, here, 49 to be taken to She Court of Appeal. Recently it het Divisional Court reversed the deelsion of the Court at' Goderich, but have given Permission 'to have the case eppeoled. This is a very unusual proceeding and. argueS well for Mr. Wright's oase.—krolong,the list of candidates in the dome:Ai° !science class at the MoDenald Inetitute, Guelph, Miss g. Livens 'passed heir first year and Miss X, Beattie. and Miss Leis John- son their; first. Searle -Many friends in this iocality will regret to learn 'of the death eat T attire, California, gon? June 12th; of Robert E. demo - chap., sen of Mr. Robert Oannadha.n, of Tulaxe, and g.r.andson of -the late Roberti H: Carnechene of Tacker - smith. The deceased Was only, 25 years of age, and had been ill leul a short 'time with typhoid feveir.—Ats —As. will be seen by !our aelvertising, columns, J. A. Gregory, a former Exeter boy is now enigaged in the real estate business at Battleview, Saskatehewan.—Three rinks of Sea - forth. bowlers. visited Godericb on Tb.ursday of last! week and S110- plaYers by one sihot. 9.11 Tuesday here, defeating the lhorae players by one sthole—At the Beal Engine Works they thaVe ell the patters corapleted for :their neve ' separa tor theeshing machine and have com- menced the emotion of the first ma- ohine. It is the intention to have several machines of their own melee on the market this fall. This is a verY important forward step in the !history of this valuable in.- dustry, and will mean 'the employ- ment of a very largely increased staff of. workmen next year.4Rev. MT . Kahle WaS in fown this week. Mr. Keine ,ihas been stotioned at 'Whitechurchl* for several years, and this 'Year' he hats been removed ,to Courtwright, an the St. °Clair river, and himself and tamiler are neileirte the journey by private oonveyance, and are enjoying the trip very mach. --Miss Cash., daughter of Mr. ced Mrs. Hewn Cseht, of Rosboro, is home f,rom 'Winnipeg for a holiday. —Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy returned home en Monday night.—At the re- cent examinations in connection with the iSoneervatory of Music Tozon- passed the senior .teachers' goatee in piano, and. Miss Helen R. 'Wiesen peened the junior. gra.de !the organ and Mrs. George and Mr. and Mins. Ble.ok, 'of Tuckersmith, reit utile' ed home on Saturday evening.—Rev. and Mrs. GeergeeLookhart, of Illin- ois, are visiting friends in MoKillop and other parts in tide yieinity.— at the parental home in MoKileteep. We regret to learn that Mrs, 1-1,egg is still in verS, poor 'health, but we hope countxy air will tone tee up.— „tellers Smithers of MaFaurs is spend- . ing hex holidays ie Toxonto.—Mr - Local Rriefs,—Mr. Peter O'Sullivan Rabat French is visitin,,. bra-. at J. --ort Elgin.—Another old steers slid heifers for sale -b,y landi mark has disappeared, Mr. Joe, tion at Dick's stook yards on Sat-. Brown has torn down his log house txrday. They did not sell as readily ha Harparhey. This buildene was 105 yeare old, having been erected by a man named Lowe and Mr. 13TIO,W11 purchased the property from a son of his over 45 years ago.—Miss co,,ksgTs of neiv Corsets arrived this week. they .are Cromp- guarantee of Oh- eir superior qual- ity. They make special styles suited to all Ag- ures. Once tried you will always Prices from 50c Speci.al at as eome other lets offered earlier in the season, but most pfethem. were sold at fair prices.—Communion ser- vices were held ire the Presbyterian church last Sabbath. Rev. Mr. .Nellie Robb left this wee* ler Win - Shaw, of Egmondville, conducted nipeg Nvhere she will in future re - day :night and Rev. Me. Carswell, rich street, isf confined to his resi- of, McKillop, on Friday afternoon.— deem by a sevexe attack of illness. Mr. A. Hale, of Stratford, former- —Mrs. May Wright, of Toronto, ly of Seaforth, spent Sunday with who has been visiting at Mrs. Knox's friends in town.—Several members of in Harpurhey, has returned home. -Britannia Masonic Lodge event to —Mxs. Roy W. Scott will be at Nene Hensel' on Sund,ay to join with the on Wednesday and Thursday, July brethree there in a special church 5th and 6th.—Mrs. Ross, mother of service.—Mr. Harold Willson, a De- 4Dr. II. II. Rose, left last week to troit, who was so sexiouslye ill for visit friends in Wannineg and other a long time, is here -visiting his sis- parts . of Manitoba.—Tbe 'Ladies' ter, Mrs. W. G. Willis. We are Guild. -of St. Tleom.ass church have Pleasedto notice that Mr. Willson is airanesed to held' their annual lawn nearly recievered and can now use his -!i social on t he grounds of Mr, J. M. limbs whiali were disabled.—Mr. J. Best on Thursday evening, Jelly L. Smith terfnerly of Seaforth, who 13th.—The good people of Egmond- hes -been a xesident et London for : ville work their etatute labor on to treside.—All the schools close this Mr. II. Gresbrook is pathmester.— week for the sum.mer holidays.—Mr. Miss Sarah Hall has gone to'London James Black, of Winnipeg, aocom- to visit.—Mrs. WM. Welsh, of Ex - panted by his deughter, was visiting, eter, and her daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) his ,mother and ether home friends MeDowell, of Listowel, are visiting in Tuckersmith last week. Mr.Black Mrs. John Floyd.—Piper John Mc - was a delegate tte, the International Donald goes t o 13a,field on Saturday Sabbath School Convention at To- to take pert In the celebration in xonto.—The fall wheat in this slain- that place on the lat.—An effort is ity looks splendid. and if it ripens being made to have a Wednesday properly will give a big yielde:-To- ' Death of Miss Mabel Hartry.— died ion Friday last, at the -eaily age of 20 years and 9 monthe. Ms's Ifartry had been engaged. in teach- ing school near the tewa of Eissex. Two weeks ago Lest Saturdey she returned home .suffering from an at- taok of. pneuntonia, and despite all medical skill and kind nursing co,uld do .she never",rallied eufficiently to justify a hope for her final. recov- ery. She waS 41n especially clover student, a good teacher and , 'a most .amiablei and lovable young ! woman and was a univeraal favor- ite with who knew hor. Her ear- ly (death{ is a source of deep grief to her jefirents ;and friends and is ting off -of so young and. so promise I ing a life just at the opening of its usefulness Is particularly sad, but the bereaved . ones have many pleasant neemerlei of the deceased . toeonsole them and although Nee af- Motion is to th'era for the ,present iday and all business pleads will be Day(frill be :observed as a ,public. hot- tee will wait on the business men in a' few days to get signaturee a- olosed.—During the electric storm greeing to olose as stated.—In a fire on Sunday night a tree in front of Listowel on Wednesday night 'Mr. the eesidence of Mr. Purcell., in g••• Alexander Broadfoot's - furniture mondville, was struck by lightning store was injured and the stock and the trunk split. We have not slightly damaged but the lass is not !learned ,of any sexious damage be- seriours—Rev. George Lockhart, of xister, of Exeter" and Miss Bonth- terian charcli, Seafortile next Sun - son were guests pf Mr.. and Mrs. A. day forenoon. lioangen Sunday.—Mr. Lorne Twies, who has been salesman In Mr. Alex. Winter's etationery store, left this week for Sarnia to take a goad, sit- uation there. Lorne is a ;4 tea'dy, re- liable, w.ell doing young man, wbo is likely to climb to the top wherev- er he goes.—A young eon of Mr. Jae. Coleman, of Goderich, and formerly .of Seaforth, was drowned. there one. day last 'week. The young lad was. workleg for the Goderich Lumber OD. assisting taking logs out of the 'watex and up to the „mill, when hte; fell off the platform `on val'aiele 'he was etanding and was :drowned be- fore aseistance could eeaeh him.— {Miss !Mabel _Gpvenlock, of theeLil- Ilan Maseey school of domestic science, is visiting her parents, Sir. and Mrs. John R. Govenlook.—Cein- plaint is made that piersons are in tbelhabit of taking flowers and oth- er mementos left on. gravee In the most ireprehensible practice and un- less discontinued the offendels will , be Pr.osecuted.—In a football match/ on Saturday last the Squares defeat- edthe Thistle Tops by five goals to none. The Squares are pretty near- ly -juvenile chanapions.—Dr. Leo. Kil- loran, who leas been acting as a house sufgeon in St. Mary's hospit- The eleventh annual tourearrint of the Seaforth bowling club will ope en on the. green on Tuesday morning next. The club extend a cordial in- vitation to the citizens generally to visit the green on -the days of the tournament. On Tuesday evening an. open air concert will be given on, grievous, there is no doubt but the the green.—Mr. W. Walker, of the ohange to the dear departed is most Dominion Bank, was in Wingliam joy° u.S. The fnneral it ook place on this week, attending the funeral ot Slinday aIterncoon to the Maitland- his uncle, Mr. Corbauld, manager of bank (cemetery and the sympathy of the pigik of Hamilton there. Pollee • 50c Underwea Ladies' Summer with or with° sleeves at 2 One lotsof Thread Ve s handsomely med, 35c. In better q Lisle Threa drop stitch at all prices 35c to to SPECIALS ood One lot of Fine Muslin Corset Covers, trim- med with Embroidety, Lace and Insertion, in al Handsome Underskirts with Tucks and Ein. broidery Trimmings, finished with Dust Frills Wliite Cambric Night Robes,tucked and trim., med witih Embroidery and Insertion, very special, values at. Each 50 Cents a yard is all we, ask you for] our new satin cloths - green and ! car- dinal. - At 55c we have twO lus- tre -specials in brown and navy. The new Ikx- ana Cloths in green and blue at 60c, in navy, brown and. black ab 75c.. We have more kinds and prices than we can mention here but we invite you in to see our new Dress Goods The Ocileman-Cochr.ane Case.—The Goderich Star makes the following ieference to the verdiet of the jury In the Coleman -Cochrane ease trial at the recent June seresions of -the peace, a report of which was given In The - Expositor laet week, and with which we fully agree. The Star says: Early next: ra,orning there,was a rumor that tihe jury had intended to give their verdict fpr plaintiff with the same recommen- dation, but the rumor was not oor- root. The facts art theit the ivy was fairly evenly divided on the mer- its of the case, and the recommenda- to settle the matter, as those jurors who made the verdict, there was pee who held for plaintiff, thought. a Inan-agreement would. be ruinous to bath parties, as the expenses were so large, over 45 witnesses being in" ateenda,nce, and two courts held. The jurors may be right, but they were sworn to find out who injured Mr. an* Mrs. °Diemen, and if they were .evenly divided as to who did it they should-ne,t have agreed on any verdict, for if Coleman was injured. by Cochrane's driving, Coleman hould be xecouned hie expenses but if Coolurame did not injure Cole- man, then he Should not be foroed. to pay six or seven hundred dollars closta. As to what verdict should have been rendered, we have nothing to say, but it does seem strange that an innocept person., and either Cole - should by the verdiot of, a jury. be forced to pay six or seven hundred dollars." And it is equally strange that the prtesiding judge should ad- opt such a recommendation. 15 Centi is the price yard of a 11 8011143 ra new Ceylon lbw nets we have The dem are all new are especial, dressing saqu and house wait Some F --goods are co in already whtn you are ask to see the N EW 'THE AlcFAUL DRY GOODS Seaforth Onta;io. The Sovereign Bank of Canada, charter ed by Dominion Parliament, 42 branches In Canada snd agents in all paha Of the world. filtered au deposits paid four times a year. Absdlute security methods. Your account ia Write& 11. Arnold unexcelled facilities, courteous treatment, 1m9so*d.tetrn manager Honda branch G. J. Sutherland, conveyancer Bonsai, has had plaoed In his hands fOr sale, three dna brick houses, two ,of them with ffne building Iota adjoining. Dwellings have every conveniend and best of locations. Also for sale, two very desirable Mune dwellings and nice property to rent. All on very easy terms and pride to suit purobassr. p. ply at the post office, Sem% 1955.tf G. J. Sutherland has a large quantity of private funds placed in his hand to put out on mortgage security da very reasonable rate Of inter. est, Also a number ornicis houses for sale ranging in price from $600 and under up bo $2;000 and aver. Five frame and brick homer at all prioes to sult purchaser. and en very easy terms. Apply at the -Briefs.—Mrs. George Todd, who has been spending the past three weeks in Goderich _and Detroit, returned home this Week, accompanied by box son, who is at presetut engaged as shorthand priofessor, in the Detroit liusinees University. Mr. Todd in- tends visiting at home for a few weeks, when h purposes leaving for an eitended rip to Alpena and Thunder Bay Is led to enjoy a well earned refet.—Th MaStontO service, held In the -ekatin. rink, on Sabbath afternoon laet, was very largely at- tended by the local int Moors of the lodge, as well as by a large etunSoer of visiting- brethren from Seaforth, Clinten and Exeter. An =excellent sermon was delivered,by Rev. R. R. Glenn, ef Toronto, saa of Mr. Thes, Glenn, of Hillier& Rev. W. J. Doh- erty, of St. Paters church, also very ably assisted in. the service., while the pleasure of the service was greatly .added to by solos 'eey Mr. Spaulding, of Clinton, and selectione from a quartette a that Owe. Mists Vera Murdock, of this village, vexy efficiently preSided at the organ.— Mise Sutton., at, the close of the spring millinery season, has return- ed to her ho.me at Trowbridge,—Rev. Mr. Cranston, of Crotnarty, excha.ng- ed duties wi,th Rev. Mr. Smith on son returned home from Toronto the first of this week.—The annual Sab- beth sohool picnic in connection with Carmel Ereebyterian church was held at Bayfield on Tuesday last. The attend.ance was large and. a very pleasant time was spent by all.— Miss Gibson, at the close of the mil- linery season, is visiting friends in Zurich.—Miss McKay, of Kippen, was in the village last week Visiting her friends.—Mr. Thos. Neetands has moved into his new dwelling at the east end of the Village.—Our band played at ate garden soolal, under the au.spiciete of St. Andrew's church,. Kippen, on Thursday evening of last week and * their .playing was .t-'ery much praised.—Mrs. Weismiller and London and Baden.—Rev. Dr. Mrs.. Oook and children were in village this week visitiag Men. They were on their wey to their new Oh unit at Ridgetown.—Rev. E. Assid Mrs. Shaw and fa.mily left this ereek. for their new circuit at Lyons. Pete vious to their departure Mrs.Shest, was made the recipient of a my, vex' flattermg address from dee nee be,rs: iof the Kippen circuit, 'eve peessIve of the very high esteem which Mr. and Mrs. Shaw are beide Mr. and Shaw made a heet friends not only threughout f bounds of their circuit, but ilse our village and surreunding t011.* tay, among all classes, and theb wishee of the torainunity go with them.—Misse.Thompsen, from Scot- land, who has been. vieiting heir ED' was in the village this week visit - her brothel -B. -4r. Greig, of al ford, spent pant of last week zo artwein and his bride evert, during the past week spending a _ days' of their wedding txdp at parental home.—Mr. and Mrs-. Dent, of Mitchell, we,re here week visiting retativee.—Rev. Doherty and Mr. G. C. Petty Wqra London, last week attendbig Synode—Mr. and MTS. Thaswil, were -here visiting Mr, J. W. wehe Mrs. Hasselrs father, ton, accountant in the Soveret Bank lies been promoted to the To- ronto ageney.—Me. g. O. Jeetty Mr. George. Dick were in Godei% this week attending the distelot_ meeting of the Independent Farefe tees as delegates from Hensaillo* FootbalL—The football clubs Mildraay and 1141 -field. select, off the game for the champions -111r of the tw.o districts, each club hely- ing already won the chanimenselie ,of its respective district. OnTuez: day after a hotly contested go.we' le the rain, tbe score stood 2 tale and though time was not finally oid- led until darknese set in, the Erre° remained .at the even figuresf. .1z„ -take place at Win -glom at en eau date, will be arranged between the rival clubs to play off the tie. Briefs.—Mr. Matthew Bates erected a new Chicago A.VneeOr Pumping Mill which adds gr. the appeatance and co—ea his fine premise*. The e Reid e4; Wilson firm., Soter ha ve doze price ee do Two 8 yet Thr Two 24 ti hree regi dozei size Four dm Five dog 34 hree colo all to