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during the present season are
"Sherwin Williams" Paints
"Insurance" Gasoline Stoves
"Gold Medal' Binder Twine
MODERN SCREEN DOORS
AND WINDOWS, LAWN
MOWER% WASHING MA:,
CHINESt WRINGERS,
()BURNS AND DAIRY SUP-
PLIES.
1:)ur prices are low and goods of the
best.
HardWare, Stoves and Coal.
DOMTNION BANK
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
President General Manager
C-apitaf, Fulie Paid Up—S3,000,000.00
Reserve Fund and un-
divided Profits' 3,634,600
Deposits by ,Public $29,700,000
Total Assets 39,225,000
8EAFORTH BRANCH-,
Every faoility for the transacting of a
renewal banking businees.
Oollectiona made on all points in Canada
And abroad.
Advances made to Fatmers. Special ate
eaten paid to the colleotion of Sale Notes,'
SAVINGS BANK.
Interest allowed from date of deposit.
Deposits of $LOG and upwards received,
and intereat paid or added to account June
A. E. GIBSON,
Manager.
B. S. HAYS. Stolentor
James Witson,
Successor to w. N. W atSOn
NORTH faliAlfd ST, SEAFORTH.
General Fire. Life and Accident Insur-
ance agent, Real Estate and Loan Agent.
Deater first-class family and Manufac-
turing Sewing Machines and Crewe Separ;
store, viz.:
New Raymond and White Sewing
ureter in three sizes
Also sewing machine needles, oil, attaoh.
silents, repairs and sundries for all kinds of
sewing machine& Prices right and ma.
ehinea fully guaranteed;
JAMES WATSON,
nsurance Agent, and dealer in Sewing Machine
and Bleycles. North Main street, Seaforth.
Our Customers
Are growing in numbers evet4 day and
• all join in atoning that our line of mu-
sh:seat 10c is the greatest ealue ever
offered. Get your name on our list
and get catalogue.
Mail orders.given prompt attention. Re-
member the addreaa
deadens in
Pianos, Organs, Graphophones, Sewing
DISTRICT
Idt eeessei—At a meeting of the ex -
Gout ve eommittee of the C. . A.,
held in Towbetto, on Tuesday ter hit, a
finals in. the Interinediate ies.
August leth, and Pe14111.ingweeel at
Seaforth on A -.waist 23rd. If this is
not satisfectory a sudden death
date to be set by the president. Shel-
ford-Newmerket borne and home
games, and the winners of this sere
Civic Holiday.—Wednesday was
Civic, Holiday, and the town was_
praotically deserted. After eig-ht
olalock, the streets were gamier
tha.n on Sunday, and the only ,spot
in town that slowed :much eign of
life was the bowiting green, and
theta things weee humming. Whale
,soro.e went to Bayfield for the day,
by far the larger orawd went to
Goderich, and if awe are to judge by
the streams of people that ;were
the toven's people and half tale coun-
try side todic a d v t a go 'et, he band
The • 'band acoorapailied the excur-
sionists and no doubt they !had aaa
enjoyable day at the lake nide.
Local Briefs.—Mrs. Macpherson, apf
Indianapolis, With , her children, is
visiting at ther father's, Rev. .M.
of Clinton, who has been training 0...s
a nurse in a NSW, York hospital, as
spending her holidays at Mrs. J. S.
Ponter's.—Miss Rae Dickson has' gone
0.rilltia tor a Visit.—Mrs, Strong,
who 'hap been Visiting liar sintee,Mrs.
Peters, for some time, has 'returned
to 'toronte.—Mr. ,Hunt, of Co.rbexey,
Manitoba, spent a few days this ,
week at Mr'. Jas. Cowan's.—Mr. IA. IL
Ingram, of Kincardine, was dua, towe
on Satunday.—Meriers. Thos. Pink-
ney and John. Beattie avteee In London
t his week, at t endints tine Gr and
Lodge of the Kidglitts of Pythias, as
d,elegates from the Seatorth lodge.
—Mae R. Devereux has ani camellia:et
display ia new b-u:ggise. Ar. Dever-
eux libalitufackturias aid hie gavel bug-
gies, and. they are both duearde and
Hunt, of Tonosalto, were :here over
Sunday, vieiting their relatives and
friends.—Mr. john A. Stewart is iiin
Bxockville this week, attending the
Grand Lodge of the Independent. Or -
from Fidelity Lodge, Seatarith..—Ntrs.
umbia, is here just now, the gueet
Mr. and Mrs. George Mierdie.-11100
Gndeeich Bowling Tournament com-
mences on Tuesday next. A number
of rinks from Seafcirth will compete,
--Distrist Deputy Brandenburger, of
Stratford, paid. an official. visit do
Hur1091 Lodge, Knights of Pythias, iDert
ple of candidates were given itheir
seoond degree.---Nlessrs. James L.
Broddfoot, of Philadelphia, end,
Retold, of Tor -onto, were hea-e this
week, visitieg their mother and oth-
er friends.—Miss Bantard, Scb:e:n-
ect,ady, New York, is a visitor et
of Totonto, spent Sunday with rela-
tives and friends here.--Messrs.Huzh,
and Tialen Logan, of Tiorento, and
sane of the late John Iliolgan, of Sea -
forth, were this Week calling ion laid
friends.—Mr. Aldan Close assisted the
Sftattered. band at Bridgeport on
Monciane—A horse belonging Ito Mr.
day ,and damaged the nugg,y eensid-
eyebly. Tao op -to -date threshing
oetfit of Mr. James Madsen, &If
Tuckersmith, was exhibited 'on .Mairt
street ion Saturday at beenocal.
L. M. Baldwin! & Co.,
FALL TERM Opens Sept 5.
ade
do most for its students after they grad -
All our graduates genre positions. Busi-
- uate. This school is recognized to be one
of tne beat Business Colleges in Canada.
for free oatalogue.
cure our graduates as teachers. Write
uent Collegea frequently apply to` us to m -
it pays to get a business education and
it pays to get it in the achocl which CM)
STRATFORD, ONTARIO.
Men's Gold
Filled Watches qpik/
These watchea look exactly like
solid gold. They are regular size,
-have a movement good for 15 years.
Will keep as good time as the hien
est priced time piece.
The workmanship on them is unsur-
We recommend these watches to
passible watch customers as sure to
give the beat of satisfaction.
For we are sure that 810 never be
fore bought as much watch goodness.
John Bulger,
BIG CLEARING SALE
Summer Footwear.
During the rnontbe of August and Sep-
tember. we wilt cleae out adl Summer
Footreav regarWess of wen Rummaging
as it were, to olear the way foe fall stock.
In this great rummage stale we will quote
you prices on ail tan and ch000late shoes in
men s and women's, below all: other com-
petitors. No other prices can touoh .Oure.
We have a large selection ladies' dm'
oxfords and slippere, the finest quality and
lalesb styles and when you see them you
will be convinced that the prire ie right.
Evora, transaction is a bargain, therefore, a
money saving investment.
Low prices and high grade shoes is the
ombination that wins your trade and helps
us to clear out all surplus Iinee and we ex-
peot our low prices will ecatter these goods
quickly among a prudent people.
e Agents for Hagar Sovereigu and Just
Wrieht 'Sheen
water tank. It is la very -complete
p land up Ito -date in every re -
sr), ct. tees 'supplied by the Belli
er,gine ewrerks.—Mr. land Mrs. Fred
ng, farmer -4y of Seaforth, were
up (from Tartonte over Sunda.y.—Mrs.
Mark Mundy and ewe, Clarence, of
Galt, are visiting 'Sirs. ,Muncly's
aunt, lairs. Alex. Sultherliand.e-Mr.
Frank Towel, of (Ardmore, Pa., is
this meek thhie guest of his giand-
mother, Mrs. F. Case, at Maple
Hal.--M-r. 'Allen Bond, of Winnipeg,
has been spendingeta few day.s with
friends in. town.d-Mre. Thompeon,
artd Miss Thompson }have gone to
Toronto fad. a visit.:—Misa Watson,
of Port Arthur, is hotme ter the
holidays.—Rev. Mr. Dever, of Stet-
fordvikle.occupied the pulpfit of the
Methodist ichercile on Sunday even -
display of dahlias and gladkoles in
his -window. Tibe growers were
aeSSTS. Hartry, Andrew Scott,
gent tem.= and ail !enthusiastic mem-
bers of the Hanticulturati Sooiety,
and it ie the intention tif possible, to
ar.range- for a flower 'show towards
McLeod, of Exeter, was visiting
'friends in and around • Seatorthethis
week.—Mr. • George Town, arid tado
children, of Gorrie, wit Sunday
with Reis father, iMr. Harry Town.
—Mr. Fred Bowel, of Philadelphia,
spent the past week with Ileis sister,
Mrs. L. C. Jackson.—Miss Evelyn
Aliten, of St. Marys, has been. !hol-
idaying tat the reSidence of bee unole,
Thomas Daly, grocer.—Messrs. Jobe
cabinet maker S. WilLO, liftav e, been°
here dor the past year and a. half,
left on Monda.y tor: New, ;York, where
they Mare secured more daacrative
Positions. They are both steady
and reliable young men and are sure
to tinake their way in the land of the
FitZe, era Id and it t deughter, of
Toronto, spent a few daYs this week
with Mrs. II. Stewart.—The, Nliases
Nail, of Stratford, are visiting their
brother, Mr. °sear Neil.—Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Mervyn and Mr. E. Ciller-
ton, 'of Tonanno, were guests at Mrs.'
Knox's over Sundey.—A young son
a Mr. Robert Steele, who was week-
ing for Kennedy Bros., was*severely
kicked in the face by a herse On
Tueeday. The lad was e.,oing hate
the staid to feed the animal when
it kioked him.—Mr. John Weber,sien
of Mr. Joseph Webeir, hos purchased
t he barbering business of Mr. P.
_Mulcahy and takes passession on
Monday next. John law been work-
ing at his trade in Goderich and es
he is a steady, Industrie -us young
man and a goad barber he should
do a good business.—We 'call Eng-
land the Land of the Rose, Ireitand
the Land of the Shamror,k, Scot-
land the Land of the Thistle and
Canada the Land of tthe Maple Leaf
but Mr. Jamee .0owan's farm an the
north ,
the La
out ab
p
on an
isitine
er, Mr
er La
gravel Toad must be called.
al- ref the Hay. Mr. CoW
t /0 aares of the ti.nest May
educed in Canada ,,nroduciteei
average four leads- ted *the
eat that' if yocu
at the redidence of her tattle -
Alex. Davidson.—The Ideeva
see Club and the Hueons axe
arrang tag for a monster picnic to
be het MoBryde,
Belied old,. sang a solo in the
rPresby tartan ohterch on Sunday
eta Orni lest,—Me. W. B who
has en livkrrg in Mr, W. Copp's
house, Goderich street, hes tented
the o tt,age on ;Tobin street, xecent-
Nlr, j he R. Govendock has perches -
ed th old Lee properly on .Nerth,
Main street, nerth of Mr.
Camp el's. He will Icave the haase
comp it hinaself.--Mr. Henry Gold-
ing &ante is visiting his see, Mr.
ICie, C Stratford, was,. the guest Of
Mrs,. Thomas Ward, of Egmondvitile,
W. Pickard store, lett on Wednesday
far a tie) weeks' holiday trip
down the St. Lawrence.—Mrs. Ben
Riley and: !little daughter, Irene,
:have returned home after spending
til'eir holidays at the home et Mrs.
John Wright, North Main street.—
'Ars I Tbemas, a Toronto, is visit-
ing at the h,ome of Me. Deter Daley,
—Miss Sarabel Dailey is visiting her
—The many friends' a MT. George
W. Sperling will regret sta learn.
that ihe in seriously illi.—Over .900
Civio q. Holtzman,' of
Zuxiele ;gave as a ple,asant _mid on
Thar aekty. Mr. Blatt zman is gen-
eral agent fon the! Ontario Fattener s'
Weethef Insurance Company.—Miss
'Bessie Forbes, of Victoria, Texas,
who has been attending Westbourate
College, Toronto', for some time,
Voas here. this week visiting- her cous-
ins, Misses Jennie and. May Forbes.
ar3r of West China, and la most tas-
cinating speaker, wall preach in the
Methodist chu.rele next Sunday, both
morning 'and: evening. A cordial'
weleornee is +given to all. Mts.
Broodhie, of 'Wiciodsbee,k, is visiting
at the torte of her „hrother, Mr. G.
Mr's. Harry Edge, with their fel:le-
nges, are spendiaag a few weeks at
Bayfielld.—Mr. and Mrs. A. Young
spent the. Givlio holiday in Toronto.
We Are clearirg out the balance of our
stock of.screen doers and windoirs at greatly reduc-
ed prices, Chesney dt-Smiley's, &Worth. 1965-1
Patrons of the games may have a call
from Mies Cora Dodds, representing the Beaver La-
orosse club and iron MIPS Nettle Sproat, represent
ing the Huron Football (Pub, in the quest .of votes
for the watch contest. deeiding the popularity of
either team, in connection with the big Summer
Carnival, August 23rd. 19064
House to Rent. —Large house containing
ieven rooms, bath roan and oloset3. Hard Bud soft
water, good cellar and woodshed. Large stable and
fruit garden. Avply 170 Goderloh street west, or to
Boy Wanted—Wanted at lance, a good
steady bo'y to do chores. Apply Exrestron OPFICH,
fieaforth. 1966.1
4well Oxfords for ladies, the very latest*
samplee in north window. W, H. Willis, sole isgens
in &aloft for the Derothy Dodd shoes for ladle°
the firma made in America, 1965-1
You Will get the best grades of binder
twines and mar:bine oils at lowest prices from Ches.
Lot for Sale .--0n enouinlook street near
Victoria Park. Good building loin convenient to.
' cation ; 'will be fold cheap,' Apply to 3, L. Killer -
an, Seaforth, Ont. 1908-8
House to Rent.—To rent a comfortable
frame house on Antes street, Seaforth. Four
bed rocme, sitting roam, dining roem, kitchen, also
grod cellar. Bard and soft water. Pleasantly
situated. Apply at the EXPOBITC,B. nence, Seatorth.
1904-2
For McCormick's repairs go to A. 4.
Campbell, Seaforth.
You emus° no other. Prices right at Phoney and
If011sEkBERBIC WANTED—Good Woman
wanted 116t once as houeekeeper. Apply at the Ex -
referee OFFICE, &Worth. 1984.2
Wanted; 500 tubs of butter beforeeSep-
tanner 1st.' 18o per pound for butter ; egght, 17o
per dem]. Unheard'of prices for poultry.196B5..1B
Ginn, Seaforth.
Buggies for sale.—For sale at a bargain,
new buggies with steel tires, rubber tires and pnen-
metro tires ; all our own make.- Big etook to select
from and pricee right to clear out the stook. R.
Vest maker wanted,—Wanted anonee, a
good vest maker: Bright Bros., Seaforth, 1906-1
. Farmers requiring coal for threshing evill
find that we have a`gcod grade of octal for that pm, -
pose. Give ue a call. Chesney 4 Smiley, Seaforth.
' 19064
Travelllers.—In additien to the us-
ual holiday travel, the • following
were ticketed to distant. points this
week by W. Som.erviille, railway and
Steams.hip agent : Geo. R. Love, Ott
Millan; Hullett, to Chicago ;
Broker, Egmondvilie to Oter.ring-
bon, North Dakota ; j?elen-'A. Sevev.arl,.
Seaforth, and. J. G. Kaiser Brued
field ; to Brockville and rekarn, .
delegates to/I, 0. 0. F. Grand Ledgq;
Miss Lillie Bristow, bo her home,
Lima, Ohio; Master Willie Dougher-
ty, Egmondvilite, to Detroit and re-
turn ; Mrs. Fred Hulett and two
daugbters to their home, Loulsvile
Kentucky ; John McWiliaMe and'
Thos. MoKiarrein, 'of the furniture.
factory, to Chchester, New York
-gate; Miss Belle Soole to Dotes:alt.
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Death of ,Mrs. Fowner.-aThere died
at her residence ip Harpurthey, on
Wedneeday, Charlotte Ann Jewett,
relict of the late FranciS Fowler, in
her 88th year. The' amuse et death
wars. a -n attention" of the heart coupl-
ed with the infirinities of old age,and
came after about ten . done' ileneess.
Mrs.. Fowler was e native of Len-
dan, England; tend when quite, yotteg
--eame to this country with -her
eets and settled_ at Hayfield. -Atter
her marrikge to Mr.' Fowler, who
died about .3.-8 years, ago, %they made
their home on the Huron road,
idOnt of this vicinity ever -sinc,e. She
male a good lsindly woman,: who was
sincerely. xespected by all who knew
her. The surviving chill -deem are IVIiss
Fowler, at home ; Mrs. Hanley, in
Oregon,- anal Mrs. Geo. Fowler', of
Thomas, in Tuckers-mith
in Vancouver. and. Henry, in New
Orleans. reniaine will be itaid
to rest in the Harpurhee oemetery
to -day, Friday, the funeral being at
Is He a "Seaforth Man ?—A dee-
patch tfrora Buffalo% ,dated August
4th, says; " A man 'giving his name
as Charles Howard, and -his insidence
as Seater th, Ont., is under a rr,est
Niagara Fails, N.. Y. He; was aeting
in a peculiar Manner, and was docked
up tor sefety. He claimed that
Rome one had squirted cold water en.
him while lide was anteep, and the
blood. (from his heart bad sill 19111.
Otit of his body. He expeoted tie, die
any moment, end he bid the paliee
'officer and Dr.Milliee,who was called
to examine him, farewell. He claimers
Having„ purchased le quan-
tity of the wheat that came
through the fire of the God,
erich elevator, we will offer
the same for sale while it
lasts at
60c per Bushel.
W. E. Kerslake,
that this present eondition blot. tthe
result la sari over-leeleagence, lila
be appointed, and if insanuthe wile be
taken. Ito the Buffalo State Hoepitai,
Inisinueli as the olaims bo the a. resi-
dent of Canada, it wil devolve upon
the Canadian authorities to look At -
Notes from Brandon. -4 enirres-
pendent sonde the following inter-
esting items ab,out the doengs of
t3eateetb, old boys thumbed, in that
etirring western city : " Mr. A, Cal-
der, formeely of Seaforth, is new
in partnership with his- brother -in -
T. and they are do -
Stewart is now manager of the Man-
ufacturing era Developing Company,
as a 151100OSSOIT to lir. George Mur-
xayad-The (irons Of the Brandon dds-
txict are looking fine, and are im-
proving ever y day.—Brandon's la-,
os,osea team had ithe luok to beat
plaYs here on the 17th of Aunust end.
will have tea go some to oompete •
with: tihe Brandon boys. After the
Brandon boys win the western ch,am-
pionahim which ,tthey axe sure of,.
they intend to tour tthe met, and
some of the games aro already ar-
xanged for.—Mr. Toney Neis is 'able
to be around again after a serious
attack et pneumonia.—Mr. Michael
'Dunn, formerly of Se.aforthe is now
manager of the large 'livery and feed
stable of Warner & Co., of 'Bran-
don. Mr. Dunn is a stead,y- young
man and wit make a succese of the
Saturcla.y Night Shopping.—The
following (from the Stratfloed Bea-
con is quite as applioable to Seafor
as to Stratford, and shank' *be read
and aated upon by Our citizens :
" The attention of aitieens has fre-
quently beein called ho the Advisa-
bility lot earay shopping on. SaturA
day :nights. Mere is little expuse
tor late purchasing. and the cardoen
entails la great %dead, of hardship on
both !salesmen and the pr.oprietars,
It is jusb as easy fur; 90 per cent.
of those who aete ouit on Saturday
nights to make their purchase be-
fore 9 o'clock as in is to walk ebout
buying. In many eases shepping
can be done lit t ,afternoen
Saturday. It is not sairprieing that
after ibeing en their (feet twelve or
women are physicality unfit to enjoy
Sunday and absent themseaves frora
church. tIlhe fault, lies largely
with the people. It ie an evidence
of censidexation on the part of cus-
tomers Ito impose late' work upon
merchants, elerks, and delivery boys
on Saturday nighits.. le all would do
as tsome of the stores Idiot, make 'Tho de -
greatly iheip p.romoto early buy-
ing."
Tthe tOeuncil.—A meeting of the
township eaancil wae held an Tues-
day of 'last, week_ The todlowing
rates- were Struck few 1905: Town -
trate, a mill.; .coanty rate, —; gum. -
mils, inclusive of :statute labor.
The xiequisitlions 'of school boards :
1, Stanley, $41. A number of ac-
counts ware passed for payment, end
the council adjourned Ito meet 'en -
Exeter.
Aecident.—Flossie', Sweet, the Mt le
daughter of Dr. Sweet, Of this place
&et with a painful; aeoddent in Lon-
don. She was -star-king on a plat-
form in Queen's Park, watching the
Old Boys' .sreuniain celebra.tion,whan
the platform ocillapsed and a num-
ber of people dropped to the errou.nal:
Flossie was one of those injured,
She having stistaiped seveee Injuries
bo her ankle and had Ito be takep
home in a cab, We trust the in-
jury wild not be of a serious na-
ture and that she NM get around
again all right. '
Bx iefs.—A large number of the
membeas of the rEpworth. League of
tended the summer school at Graxid
Bend last weeke-Mr. Geo. Cudraore
Was thrown from a wagon Ate Other
day, and was severely shaken 'up.—
Reeve Bissett is again able to be
down town.—Miss &eta GregOTy
bas been .engaged as teacher in, the
Erin public, schoel, to cic high school
weak, at a sekary of $500.—Mrs.
rsaae Bewden, who elms been here
visiting- friends, was .0aelied to her
home in Sasketoon, Sask., thie week,
owing to the .,deatih, of heir grandson,
a son of Mr, Arch. Sinith, e that
place. ---,Mr. Ed. Trebde has the sec-
ond of the series of handicap quoit
matches wore—Mr. Lloyd P. Jones,
who has been organist in Tnivett,
Memorial church for the, past two
years, has resigned- to trike a similar
position in the Mitchell! bletiteadist
ur ch. — T. E. Handferd has ret term-
ed from a trip to the West. He
says that the prospects aro [bright
for one of the largest orops in the
history of the Pt:ovine-cad-Mrs. W. J.
Carling and daughter, Miss Louise,
the Misses Elizabeth, and Florence
Gar lin, of town, and Mrs. Reg. tEd-
liet, of Norwich, left Tuesday he
last week on ,a trip down the St.
Lawrencie.-j-The' directors Of the
Stephen arid d' Usborne agricultural
society are making , big preparations
for Ger &IR fair, on IYIenday and
Tuesday, September 18th and 19th.
A large iaddition has been put to
the show hal ; new pens Ifor sheep
and pigs have been e'rected, ta.nd the
end root haft bas been made into coma
numbex of other improvements leave
also been ! made, which makes the
buildings e'mon'g the best' this part
the ratepayers it was decided ite ask
the 'council to sebrait by-Ilaw„
�;n
the raising ;0 $20,000 -tor the nett -be
controllbW by tied munioipality.
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been playing; havoc .1):1 tile Poultry,
ity. Mr. Ra.,yriard has been paying
particular Attention to the young.
turkeys, an.dln some cases the good
-wife WM ncip:,haye oile deft to grace
the table at ,Thanlesgiving, and for
the Phristmaa dinner she /mill, tbave
to resort tee Ikeef. He has alsd ear-
eied off al niunber of chickens, and
the poultry ,neards look pretty thin.
The fex ,has,4)!yeen seen 4. number of
times and &erne have got a era.ok at
him with tibia guns, lent evexy time
he slipped ate.y. If he .is nat soon
caught there evil be no poultry left
in this part; of Moldilllop.
roxeter.
Notes.—Mr, ''',11. G. Hemphill], is vis-
iting frilendfe int Stratford end el -
from Sea -forth, on Tuesday.—Mr. W.
Kerr, of Toronto', visited oldefellends
in the vlieae last week.—Mrs. W.
Johnston and two ohltdreet, Ade and
Alva, are s,pending two WeidtS in
Liatowel, spent Wecineeda.y in the
villhade.—Mosare. james Paulin, IL -
Sanderson . and W. Mar retainned
from Muskeke. last -Week, weere
they ihave spent the last eix nroinfthe.
the guest 'of :her mother, Mrs. N.,
Allen.—Miss M. Miller, of Tweeter
'Minot/on, nielted at her home twee
ger a Fails, . is visliting relatives
here if or 'two weeks.—Miss Edna
girl friends ne Friday attea-.noon.
Briefs.—Me, •josiah May, of Chic-
, ago, has been visiting his mother.
He bias not been here tor 21 years.
—Mr. ankl Mfrs. George Daltein and
tamily et Mitchell, and Mr, end Mrs.
Richard He -Warne of Constance,
were visiting the former's sister
lent week.—Me. Moir, of Bond Head,
and his bridal were spending a few
days xecient,1!1: at the home of Mrs;
arty, has bougibib the residence of
Bryan Callea" On friends in the vil-
lage the other dayeeMiss .Ella Beg-
garth was tiftie guest of her aoundre
Miss Saddler.—Mr. Frank Taffin and
his br other, Ro rt Livingst one,
'ii
and Jaraes C.arld and hie sisters
spent Sunday at th Bend.—Miss M.
Weight was visiting her siater,Mrs.
Robert Dediton.—The Misses and
Mr. Botterilll, of ;Fullerton, spent
Sunday at Mr. Elliott's.
Nobes.—Mrs. Th,oma's Boyne and
son, • Arthur of Goderiole are visit-
ing with dr. eared Mrs. slas. Boyce,
Gado -Leh, is visiting Miss jeesie
and Mrs. Rebert Crawford. visited
with Mrs. Henry Monteith last
week.—Miss Amy Bertram, London,
is a gueat at the manse.—Mr. and
Mes. Sinclair, of Goterich town!.
ship, ale visaing with Mr. end Mrs,
George Charles Sewers
spent lest week vieiting friends in
the vicinity of Brussele.—Mes. Alex.
Ross, formerty .of Brucedield, new
of Cargill', spent last week at the
'home of Mr. Wm. Berry, London.
ood.—The farmers in this vicinity
Eire busy threshing.—Rev. Theneas
Davidson, Varna, preached in the
Presbyterian ohnech, Sabbath even-
ing.
.(From iknother Correspondent.)
Notes.—Rev. Mr. McLean, of Soote
lend, held' communion sex vicei
the Metthodist ehiureile last Sabbath
for the. 'congregation. toe the OM
Kirk Pxesbyterians. A number from
a distance were present. Mr.Menzie
of Ailsa Craig, who was present, has
two sons in the Flowage; mission field
in Chino„—John Ratitenbury, bank
tion home.—W, McQueen, fox -m-
ei -1Y of Gll'asaofte, who has been in
our neighborhood for about a. year,
leaves this week for Otinbon, where
he intends given lessens on the
viodin. He is an accomplished. viol-
inist. He WIND. be missed in the vit..-
loge as he has desisted in tib.e'Pres-
of the size of Brucefield own boast
of as good ehureh, music 'IS ;We have
under the able deo.dersileip of Mrs.
Snide.r.—Mr. erred Mrs. James Jam-
ieson, of Dakota, are visiting in, our
neighbonhoo8.—Nis. 10 Stanley sohooll
ha's been painted Curing the vacation
by Mr. Graves, of Searfortb.—The
cement bricks for John Snider's har-
ness ehop are_eyeing made by Mr.
wild be ..two stories with ball above
wiriob wilt be oacuptied by one of
the sooieties of the villlage.—John
Murdock is spending the summer an
reof put on his bein this week, by
Chesney & Smiley, of Sea,fortth. The
barn is a ,gooda one, rephaeing one
that wias burned by lightning.—E.
Caldwell, of, Regtha, is visiting at
home. Re willl return with his fam-
ily in a reeort time. He is greatly
taken up with, tine, west.—Dr. Arra-
this place, has solid out his praetice
and wild move to; Edmonton. has
nrainy fnieeds here Who will wish
him every suncese in the west.
Blows, --,,A 'large number have re-
oe-ntly 'arrived here to enjoy bhp
lake breezes.—Mr. Johnston and
-Miss Johnston, Clinton, Miss Haet
at Mrs. Parson's.—Mrs. aed Mies
Rethwel, Seaforth, Mrs. Bingley
and famity, Miss, Taylor, Miss M.
Rathweld, of Detroit, and Mrs. D,
Dymond, of Protein, Missouri, have
taken one of Mark's oottages.—Miss
Walters, of Delano°, Ohio, /is the
-guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jam es Thomson.—Mrs. George 0.
Benson, Eusebia and Challoner Ben-
son, of. Dufferin avenue, L-onabon,re-
visit at F. A. Edivaard'e. Mr. Ben-
son spent Saerelayd the 30th nit., re-
turning an Monday.—Russel Troyer
Miss Campbell!, of Toronte, visited
re la tives over Sunday.—Mrs.
Drehmann and family are visiting
at Hellyrood.—Miss Tena Rees,
Buffalo, is the ,guest of Mr. M.R.ces
--Recently registered at the Rive
House ate James ! Moore, wife an
soli, Hensel ; Huron Essex, Detroit.
At the Commteori'al, Mr. and Mr,
,Ina anel Jean Da, idson, Stratford
.Miss .3dIoNab, MisS McLennan,
orking Now to
In c nnection with succeastal storekeeping, it essential that the
goods of very suecessive season find comparatively no old merchau
compete gainst when they arrive. We recognize this fact, and,
-that som of the largest purchases that ha,ve ever beelle made in certain
for this re will soon be to hand,. we will, during the month a
advance very facility to make eontraetions, lead theni. re-arrangemenea
partment r the reception of the new ehipments of 1Fall merchandise,
might say that in our, movements for Fall, no half Imeasures prev
propositio of every department has been to figure out how reueh hig
merchand se it will be possible to dispose of during the coming season,
a low IrlitT of profit as a selling lever, and raarkingigoods accordingly,
A fe weeks more will diselose the fact that thie store has never eh
as hands° eunerchanclise in the past, or greater varieties, than has be
tabled for he ensuing season.
We always haye, A
At present we show things out of
ordinary. There is sufficient $n
weather ahead to warrant liberal pa
tion in such -nines as are offered eustft_
ers in our light weight totton and
stuffe. One of our quick selling me
has been to price many lines anew.
A look through the assortments
that Boras stylish abrics are now
sold for only a fr' ion. a their 4
If y
von
the
arg
arg
,f3arg
This 00
to always
hundred a
that are c
time of ye
obtain in
larly want
GLOVES
TIES,
RIBBON
11
aye a large supply of the
d one things in smallwares
nstantly in demand at this
r, and yet are so hard to=
any stores. We particu-
you to eome here for
HOS EERY, VEILINGS,
COLLARS, LACES
the eo
ness hal
us that
ton's m
the peer
that weep'
on sale, bitt
have other
are enabled -
guarantee sa
faction tow
ers, and,
fort in
Carpe s, Rugs, Mats,
Floor &its,
Draperies, ete
•
To all appeaaranees our -Carpet
partment is le hl to be a very
place all the , ear round. This is
to be wonde d at, because pert
who come tolSeaforth to trade, ha
;learned to regard this department se
ly new de4igns and patterns
weaves in the many different
of goods thai appear in a well
ducted house furnishing departm
1:?,(;),'"Er
W have a simple request.to make—that you hstrool through our ready--
to-wear department next time you are in the store,i especially if you require*
new 8 'rt Waist Suit, Separate Waist, Skirt or Raincoat. Exceptionally fine
values n well -fashioned Blaeli Sateen and ROMEIll patin Underskirts at 74
liferAUL .DRYI GOODS
Seaforth ()Warp.
la.st eedr.—Harvey Greer, of Grand
Perks, Dakota, a former resident idf
Bayfi id, was caning on friends here
Bank' _and Mrs. Haystbad
last eek from Deltwit and are it
grove—Mrs. W. b. Doberty and
bon, vife and. family of 'Aliso.. Craigi
have token eottages, in Jewett's.
grov and the foleowing jolly party
from Goclerieh are ear/vine 4n tamp
00r n It, Maggie Merray, Laura
&bar an, Linda Sturdy, Mabel John-
ston • Olive' Theresa Lewett.
-eCamping 'in Galbraith's are Mrs.
'Her -y Speare and the Misses G. Laid-
sto , Mildred Johnston,- Palmer
Ge CA, latexes -Ai -et and, Brines -t Edge,
Mi 13 Edge, Mrs. Dorrattee, Feank,
Pe k, Beta Peek, of Seaforth, have
ta en oade of Mark's cottages. --F.
H Heath has erected and now oc-
c pies a very neat eott4ge on the
let he purohased last fall from 3.
tbjomson.—Mrs. John Govenlook, of
aforth, was the „guest of Mrs.
alley last week.—Mr. Chaelee At -
arson, of Monteeal, is the guest a
Sta
couneit—cowwii met on Monday
at one o'plock. All the raerabers
wexe present. Previous meeting
business was resumdd. Considerable
time was spent in disceiesing the
good qualities of the- train Juat
finished and the efficient manner
in which the contractor, lir, Guhr,
did the work. The foijowing resol-
ution was passed by the connoll ;
" That' this oouncil desires to put on
reeord their heartiest approval of
the very 'efficient manner In which
Mr. August Guhr, contractor, eem-
pleted the Stanley big drain and the
tion of alit concerned, irrespective
whatever of the eompensation due
hixa." The amount asked for, by
the reeunty. is OVer $1100.0 =Ore than
last yeer nd will require a. rate
1 4-5 midis ona the dollar. The
ship is a out . the same bethale
.two Millis, on the dollar, Last yea!
it was 21-2, but owing to tne itt
'zirease of 1 a.ssesement there is *tree
little ehange. After discuening
cement tifie And euiverts te be put
in, the ao ell adjeueteel tie raeet tiara
Pest Mo day in Serkember at one
i Brussels.
Notes. -4A former Wed knornad.
Brussel* in the person of Nit -
Mat ,AeMstreng, was _calling on
Of New "Orleans and it is 23 ared
took wity ,favoratile flee' one et tidi
ilargest ;rare meetings aarussees hose
ever ibad. The dates are Wednesdell
and Thursday, Augupt 23rd and:2400-
Moore, !died keet Thursday night, tue
ter a four day& attack of Inflame
rnatiori—A. C. Dames had a, mune
stable iereeted dast week by P. ,j- ada-
Donald.—Chariles Barelay, of talent -
has r4ceived the eontenet for build-,
ton. t iwilil be of cement, mad win
be IC menced next week.—Mies Niue -
7
Roge s was .homo from Mount For:
Buffalo, fis here on a two weeks -
visit/ w,ith his mother and ofieez
feleilids.—Mrs,Alex. Straehan and her 4',
ehildxen are visiting friends in Lone
donj--Ohas. Watts, John Irtrillyie, Wilt
Huhter, and Leslie Bailie, all na
Stniattord, were visiters in town"'
over Sunday. Monday was Stxatte-
dardek is our ctivio holiday, and neo
op New York, and Gus. McLauchitin
eston, spent Sunday and Menden
town, at the home of ,his parent -4e
--I.A number of Brusselites are at-
tired -leg the sumnier echoed at %in
*dine this week.—W41.11. Jamieeent
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