The Huron Expositor, 1905-09-15, Page 8Of Oats equal ` to this saMple.
never Min swab fine drops etr Wheat
as there arni this stair in Manitoba
land the Territoiries.
Died in Cailigary.-A .colantspiandelnIt
ba Ciadgeey sends us the fone.witnier:
" Aftee an illness or toper wattle,
stir. o. Kwineedied et the aoty 01.058
Hospital, Calgiey, On August' 28thr
a abisceiss dr the 'bnain. being 'the
often effects oft a Ognaplicated
form .elf pueunamala of the left lung.
After service in the Roman 14:tiane,
cemetery Calgary, on A:agent 30th.
Ile wee aged 34 yeats and 10 Onions.
Mr.'. Rain will ,be remembeired
lbeinte one elf :thek proprietors a the
Coanineriotial 'hotel of SeIturarth at
one time, Udder the rnatrae Of Ellis
liarve'st -Services. Servicen of
thanksgiving tor lt he blessings or
harvest will be held in St. Thomas'
chaerch,e next ,Sainday at 8.30 a.. in.,
will be fillitaiblly nlecoreitted. The
special musics win include, Jaarvent
the &Aleatory sate., " the Heavenly
Siang." The processianal volantar-
ieie mo'rniene and evening "respective -
be " Allegretto Granioiso"
_anisr "Hymn of the Nuns " and ltihe
The sermon.s will be preached' by
the tbankoffering% will be devoted
to •the general, expenses ctif the
Bowling. -rain Friday last, 'Waters.
D. A. Eolliestex, James Fair, Mr.
Tisdale, and W. lacksan, cif Minton,
weet0 in town and haft a friendly
!game with Sear or th ink, in
which the Steaftdrtb "Wys '1 won
rink was composed of F. Holnakested,
Roberts. Cna 'Tuesday these same
playens went .to Clinton foe the re-
tuen game and played the' same
Clinton xink with the exception
ee
that Mr. p. MciTaggewt rreptaaed MT.
Tiadale, when Seafarth again. came
out fon top by a .socere Toe 22 to 18:
This is the -third garaie I.n "emcees-
sion this rink han won, rinl then' isre
now . open. far Challenges bet only
those from Winks With a repitta-
tion will be :entertained.
c.
our stock oi stoves and ,Ranges
for the Fall Trade is complete,
We sell only stoves that
IVe- Can Guarantee
Fully
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If you are, intending to pur-
chase a new cooking stove or
heater, come and "lisped our
For furnace heating see our
Furnace. The only one having
Patent Gaslight Fused Joints,
which (low away with bolts and
:4) prices are low and goods of the
=spy& SMILEY,
Hardware, StOrs and Coal.
DOMINION BANK
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
President General Manager
Reserve Fund and un-
divided Profits $ 3,634,000
Deposits by Public $29,700,0ao
Total Assets $.39,226,000
SEAFORTH BRANCH,.
Every frsoility for the transacting of a
earners' banking bushaesa.
Collections made on all points in Canad
and abroad.
Advanoce made to Farmers. Specie' at-
trition paid to the collection of Sole Notes.
SAVINGS BANK.
Interest allowed from date of deposit.
Deposits of $1.00 and upwerds received,
arid interest paid or added to account June
nOth and December 3ast.
N Manager.
R. B. HAYS, Solloitor
Dri Ovens, eye, ear 014 nose npeo.-
on. September 20th. See ady.
'A New Rink. At a meeting of
those interested in the matter of A.
skating and waling eink;'. held at
Dick's hotel., On Monday teren'ing Ilastr
some alterations in the previons
vans, and to ladvertise for tenders
at •onoe. The 'proposed /ink will be
tor both skating and •oonting, tank
witl be' abont 100 feet Wide by 160
feet' tong. Already toyed $4,000 in
stock has 'been subsoribed and there
Is still more in sight.., Shored sat-
isfactory tenders be 'received tbe
Work will be pasthed forward as nest
as possible -in Order ihave
:rink 'ready for US& wit the pvgn-
%taffies Watson,
Successor to W. N. Wa;son
NORTH MAIN ST., SEAFORTH.
General Fire. Life and Accident Insur-
*nee agent, Real Estate and Loan Agent.
Dealer in first-olass family and Manufac-
turing Sewing Maohines wan:keen Separ-
ators, viz.:
New Raymond and White Sewing
Maphines and National Cream Sep-
arator in three sizes ,
Also sewing maohine needles, oil, attach-
ments, repairs and sundries for all kinds of
sewing maohines. Prices right and mai
ohines fully, guaranteed,
JAMES WATSON,
neurance Agent, and dealer In Sewing Machine
and Bicycles. North Main street, Seaforth.
STRAT.FORD, ONTARIO.
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The largest Business and Shorthand
sokool in Western Ontario. Our °ours
are thorough and -practiced. Teaching
dope by experienced instruetore. Th --
is no better sohool in the Dominion. ALT,
Oa logue free.
Our Western Friends
Will do welt to aorrespnd with us regard-
ing pianos, organs and sewing machines, as
yre are shipping a numberlo the West, and
being la,rge dealers, and *der small ex-
pense, our prices are low.
Our headquarters is Saaforth, where orei
earry a 'ergo stook of the best mekes of
pianos, orgapteisewing machines and gramc-
bring catalogues of any of -our lines. .•
Sheet music °Here ,by receiVe
prompt) attention -we pay postage.
dealers in
Machines, Needles and Oil.
Bring an Extra
Dollar with you on
FAIR DAY-48Pft--"
We want people to notice our stone
and remember the pletoe again %hen'
needing something in our tine. And
jest to advertise, we are giving some-
thing new on the
Second day cif Seaforth
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We will pls,oe in our window a lot of
ladies' or gents' watoh (Alain, a • solid
gold ring, a set of silver kniveseforks
or- opens, eta, any ef which will cost
you oaly one dollar. Doter forget,
this is only for one day, and only to
advertise our store.
Tender6 for Skating Rink '
SEALED TENDERS will be received for frame
Skating- Rink with, cement foundations ; to be er-
D• ecember 16th, 194. Plans may be seen at Geo.
deatione will be mailed to appiloante. lenders to be
reeelyed up till S. p. m., Sept. 23rd. The loweetior
any -nder not necessarily mooted.
1970(1, Chairman Buildine Committee.
:Poultry Wanted.
The undesrigned will pay for live Geese, 80 cents
enteh sad Duke 65 cents per pair. To be delivered
• Seaforth, September 26th ; Dublin, September
'nth - Fowl to be full featheredi.
1070-2 Witi. ANENT, Penforli
Travellers. -The follow in g were
'ticketed to distant points' this week.
by W. Somerville, railovnie and steam-
ship agent: Mr. and Mfg. R. Welt -
igen ; W. Waterson Of ithie Fuirnituire
factory, ttici New York ; nTeseph. Blake
to his home in Pembina? Winscon-
Mrs. Hanson to 'their nenee lin Mina
'neapolis; John Eckert? 'Beechavoad;
,to Detreit tad Tetuan ; Mrs. Sloan:
son tin her home in New York ; 'Mrs.
loseph Gillespie to De oite Jahn
The Town 'Coernoil,-The regular
meeting •of the town 'council NvIrs
held an Monday evening last, kg11
the mem:bens were peesent. Ac-
counts to the artatount,,Of li0638.59 were
passed and ,oederetd. ta :re paid. The
amouint of F. GotterlOge, Or 0$1,-
099 for -cement sidewelke rionestract-
eel this year., was Antalielled or and.
improvement by-law. The .D.ominion
Bank and Mr. W. Seitiervillie tw"exe
given permission to tap the eivate'r
galiins, under the asnal =conditions.
cement sidewalks, uxidee Cie local
.improveratent law, wee adented. 'The
eoenacil a:diaorned to meet at the
Death of Mrs. jeternait -Many
day lent of the dearth Jot Catharine
OW1113, wife or Mee EdWaid Raman,
Which. occurred lon, that day. Mrs.
Xiamen • hiael. not been la lewd health'
for some 'time belt 'her death raume as
a Shook 'her friends. She was. a
most estimable woman and had a
wide circle •of friends. The deeeased
wes 48 years and six months Old.
day and wexe foill'owed to their "fast
westing place by: a large number
eineravning 'friends. The, sineerest
to the bereaved ',Jaelsba.nd aind fam-
ily.
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been. shown a, xteceipted bill otf :the
eleetric lighting changes. for the
lighting of an Wel in the town et
was presented to .ertne of OILT good
citizens lt woultd• • take bis breath
envoy. The channe was 15 cents per
but, with a diseaunt .of 33 1-3 per
cent., the net charge was. $87.06. The
name of the eerson to whom the bill
who owns the boltet. The charge in.,
:Seaton t floe. •sienilax liana Hog is
12 cents per 1,000. -Mak te, with. la ells -
tenni iplt about 14 per cent. The,
xun by the bonen, and the tres•ults do
not seem to indicate very cheap
"rates undee ratenlicipa.1 ownership.
Samethiag New. -Mr. W. D. Van
merly of Seaterth, is in !frown this -
in iatrodueting`w,hat seems to be ta
very simple aad useful device
" The Peek Tire Tightening Ma-•
Chine.° It IS initte:inded ear t,he tight-
ening of times 'on all.kinds or vehicle
:wliekels. By the Use of thin" m:acihine
tires' can, be tightteined without Te-
raiovAlg the wheels from their a.xles
and Elie !owner's or tenors of ivehicies
can do their own 'are setting, thus
saving -time and money. Mr. 'Van
el/inc. at the several shows in tthis
'county when 'three interested can
see it workiege and will them be
able -to judge of .its mexits 'ear'
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aeator .threshirig machine manufac-
tured et the Robert Bell Engine
and Thresher Works, Seaforth, Wae
turned out of the shops and run
Saturday forenoon. It worked beiau--
tifully and ran almost as sorooth,-
-iy as a sewing machine and not tas
much as a nut had t,o be tightened.
It is to be run'iby o 25 'horse pow-
er traetion engine. The dieptaratox
is 'designed after one 'of the Seedling
Ain.exican. machines and it has at-
tached to. it, a eelf feeder, wind
stacker and everything complete.
The • outfit is most complete in
every way and this makes another
,etep forward in the enterprises pe,
whion. Teel of these out-.
fits have. alreally been sold (floe fusel
in the Northwest and wcre shipped
this. week. Orders ihave been re_
ceired far Others which are on the
way and which it is 4sreiped. "snit]. be
ready in time for this season's trade,
Next aciason, 'the esteblieluneet
be able to 'supply .0,4 delnatande tor
the eomplete outfit; an. turned out
from the warks here.
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JidoDonald,.the pepular baritone of Toronto ; Mies
Bertha A,, Leitch, graduate of Loedon, England,
College of Musicians and others, in the Presby-
terion church next 'Monday evening, September
18th. Admiesisn, 26c ; children, 10c. Everybody
come. 1970-1
We have just receiver] the ay/elle/it IntOf
patent leather shoes ever brought into Seaforth,
t made by Walker & Whitman, of Campello,
Samples in month window. W. FL Will e, Seaford).
1970-1
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who has been Sojoarning for several
weeks in.Manitabe and the Territiar-
ies Writes from Snake Creek, near
Moles= n, Man it oba , on Septemb ex
7th and Sends,. us aa dample af the
Wheat and oets grown La that dis-
trict this " seasere The wheat is of
the bearded ;variety ; the head
goad size and the grain brighe and
plump. The -lents aro stroll ae can
be seen only in Manitoba and !the
Tertitories. One stalk measures six
feet- foux inches in iength and. the
'head is prnpartion.ately long and
filled with bedutitull, plump •grain.
The sam.ples ocet were quite wipe
and ready to cat. Mr. Murray says:
" The people around here .are busy
hatvesting geealt or op.' The sam-
ples I send you •welre grown on the
of Tooker sraith. He has eielat acres
A good work horse for sale ab Chesney &
Try our 3-oly wire edge ready roofing ;
It is the cheapest and moat dureble roof that eau
be put on for the money at Chesney & Smiley's,
Seaforth, 1970-2‘
Photon -M. D. De Lan Franier, photo-
grapher, Is now open'and ready for business. For
dret•olass work give him a call. Studio, Gunn's old
stand, north ot Reid and Wilsores, kleaforth,
19704
PrIzeButten-We will pay 25 cents per
pound for the best tub or box of butter, every two
weelef., Mrs. William Naylor, WhIteohuroh. won
last coated. G. Ring, Wingham. 1970 tf
For 'Sale or to Rent, the cottage on
Goderioh street, at present occupied by Mrs, John
Weir, Apply to Rev. J. W. Hodgins, Holy Trinity
Rectory, Chotham. 1970x1
The ladies of Sb. Thomas church will
hold their Annual Harvest Festival on Wednesday
evening, September 20th. Supper will be served in
the sehool room from to 8 e'clock. General ad
mission 26 cents. 1970.1
• Who, owns the litifle.-Some person pub
a rifle in the buggy of the undereigned le the Royal
Hotel shed, eleafoeth, on Saturday, September 2od.
The owner can have the same by proving property
and peying for this advertisement. W. J. Beattie,
Seaforth. 2970-3
Apples Wanted. -Cash paid for all kiods
at sound apples at the Seaforth Evaporator. 'Bring
,! in your apples and get the cash for them. Town
Case, Seaforth. 1970-1
Young girl wanted to assibt in house-
work, family of three. Address Box 448, Lender),
stating expetienee and wages wanted. 1970.3
.Apples Wanted. -We are in the field to
buy any quantity of gcod barrelling apples, Save
all your good apples, we want than. Canino Bros.,
Seaford). • 1969.2
Drawing, Painting and Sketches. -Mrs.
Allan S. MacLean, Setforth, will re -open her class
for drawing and water color painting on Septem-
ber 2od. ()Weis for sketches, etc., for
Chrletmas should be given early. 1288-2
Mies Bessie Yel,tog will resume her classes
in oratory and physical oultnre after September fith.
Foe terms, Ate., apply to Mies Young, Goderieh
strnet, east, Seale:de. 1968-3
Died in Washington...a-Mr. Wm. G.
Beoadfoot, of Tucker smith, recently
leceived the sad news of tire death
of his sistex; °Mrs. James Mustard,
which took place .0:1 'het home in
Washington Territory, an the- 29th.
of August. Mrs. Mustard's maiden
uaame was Sarah Broadfoet. She was
the second daughter the late
lames Broadfoat, sr., or Tucker -
Broadfoot /rind Mes. Jahn Rabb, of
Tuokeismith. She was marrited to
her now bereaved husband about 23
yeaxs ago, and with him "removed to
Kansas, aotere they oantinued to re -
,Aide tenth a year -ago, avihen they re-
moved tie Washington, With the "hope
that the o heave w,ould pnov bene
health.- This hope, honvever, was not
tealized. Pleuri.syo was the im-
mediate cause of de;abh. Ste was 67
years of age. •
eed
Seed Fall Wheat
Grain _gags'
Chaff Baskets.
W. Kerselakep
contsd the disease and it aras
hoped ite wont& recover, but the
°ugh :to stand the severe eitrain.
Her maiden name was Emily "Bic -
Mann, being the 'second daughter of
Mr. and Mrs..Jiohn. McMartin, et. Mrs.
Ryan waa an emiaante and estimable
young latdy end was most beloved
by those who" :knew. heir ioeirt. Her
death, e.specially under 'such pain-
ful oixeurastances, is a very Severe
bereavement to toter thuieoand, her
patents and a. large eircle of tele, -
sympathy will be eteaded' to all ithe
bertea.ved *ones and especially teethe
husband auad parents and t he moth-
exless child who is left.
- T,hutrisday morning about
nine o'clock, fire •destroyed the Lease.
oecttpied by Mr.. Wm. Duiggrea. The
fixe is supposed '•to. thieve tettaeted
kora the ohiraney and had got a
good stem* befare :noticed, and be-
fore the firemen 'got on the etaine
and had a stream .of' water the moor
loos practically g•one. The avails,
paetty 'badly damaged. Mr. Dug-
gan was ,able to !get out eonsider-
able cif t,he contents, bat etila it will
mean quite a loss ta him;
Soaalet Fever and Elmallpox.-A
subectriber ne1)11.8 1/.5 the fallowing:
" Dr. W. Field, af Winmingtion, Delp
aware, havinig had much eXperience
in .the owe of ecianlet - fever and
smallpox of the most indignant kind
siu§s: `I would thank- you fon the
ceipt which if carefully carrlied out
will elute fortyerive cases out of
ever/ fifty without calling on
physician. Ear scarlet ferex, far
Breaver's yeast in three tablespoon -
.fulls tot 'sweetened water, thane
:times a day ; and if the ithroa.t is
nautili, swollen, -gargle with th.ei yeast
and ,apply the yeast to tire Ithr:ria,t las
a. poultice. mixed with leas!). tweet;
use plenty of caitnip tea to keep
the exuption out on the isey-
ecalb hem leaving t,he mark. For
mall 'pox use the abave doses Pf
yeast thtee times a day and II Milk
diet throughout the diseaae. Nearty
every tease can be tadred (NV
leaving a pock mark."'"
The Seatfar M. Show. -It is bar d y
the • 'South Huron and Tuckersmith
Brunch Unione Shicev to be held in.
mext week, If -we cap, ,jurige trom
the number -of prize lists that have
been sent out and the taeger 'demand
for them, this allow its enetating a
greater interest in the plabile naind
may leek for a large and ialbtratettidsie
exhibit in, every nine. It goes with.
out -s•aying that the 'exhibits an all
the stook °trusses will be 'unusually
keen mad present appearances now
indicate that the indoor depart-
ments wilt [this year be equialy
well filled. The speoialb e.ttrao-
equalling those at Toronto, will
be Odle a feature ef the Show.
Art -anomie .inald tot Seaforthi on
be on the =tads' bri -t aud
Fxiday next and %an the eeople
Local. Beiefs.-WeAvere pleased tin
beae this :reedit fOar. teen old "friend
membered to all lie triends here
Who will be pleased to necorn [that the
still oantintleS tin prosper in ithe
beautiful city of his ado,ption.-Mr.
weeks' visit with frli.ends in eTribannei
For the meet of t time they were
t -he tgweets 'of the" famity of Mr.
IVIurray Of Brando;ne spent Sunday
here with his mother- a.nd sister.-
Excereeionists.- The follaiving we're
ticketed to the -West and wetuera
Tuesday's earcorrsian by Greig and
Stewart, C. P, R. agents, Seetorthe
the tormer to Strathoona and the
latter to Calgary ; W. Beal rend
Wm. -McIntosh, Win:Hemp, to ATI•
cola ; Aitche,son and Thos. Dick-
-The folloaving were ticketed by
Moose Jaw ; J. W. Thompson, Con-
stance, to Calgary ; Rev. A. K. Birks,
lett; Jas. R: Scott aind John Scott,
McNillop, to Etlinein ton ; Mr. acid
Calgary; Mrs. T. 'E. Hoene Seaforth,
to Re,ginan J. B. Campbell, Seaforth,
to Macisomin; Duncan MoCallum,
ell ticketed r et uarn.
'Death •of Mrs. Ryan. -Mrs. (Dr.)
Ryan died at the residence of her
mondville on Monday evening.' The
eireemstainces in coneettion with
Mrs'. Ryan's death, ere 'particularly
said. Ile.r 'home was , in Saginaw,
Michigan, and she came: he:re about
three -weeks ago ta! vihit her par-
ents and ot-hee friends.' Two weeks
Her husband, Dr. Ryan, was sent tar
and was °entitle -pally in at tendaece
upon her 'during hex illness. She
had passed the Oritical stage in the
brininess of Mews. Carden' Bros. Ho
will xua the bakery and bread wag, -
on, and supply the Messrs. Cardria
with bread, tete, the Garda° Bros.
otberwise conducting their burilinees
usaal.-Mr, J. B. Cempbellil, Whir)
las been an, employee of the turn).-
tuee factory Mar a number of Tears,
left this week tor Win,nipeg, and, If
he likes the apatite's'', may remain
there. Mr. Campbell hes been a
valued member Of -the Fregbyterian
thatch choir mad the &eon bend, hy
both of wthicb are -will be greatly
Inaissed,-We take the toilowitig from
the Dettnc•it Free Pxess !cif a 're-
cent date: " Mies Agnen Lennon,
formerly Or Sertfarthi 'Who has coin-
training in St. Bilary's 'hospital, en
this cad', has accepted a position .0,3
Supervisor at the Children's Free
Hospital. 'Miss Lennon is an ami-
able young kidy, and her many
triends here -wish. her success:n-4-M..
Andaew Dodds, an old Huronite, "now,
one of Manitoba's moat prosperous
farmers, -writing from Birookddle,
Septembee 6th, • says: ." We have
no frost and tno eust,"-The
guild, of St. Tiho;Mas? c,huroh,
on Wednesday evetning next, ie the
eatool room T3TE the chorale -In ad -
is .ofifering a Ignid medal for the best
horse or mare in the /heavy rIr.aught,
agricoltur,a.1 and general purpose
classeie. The medal Ts •0,11
in the window ,cif StEr. J. R. Daty's
jewelry store. -The Beaver Minst-
rels will play in Mitchell, on Wed-
nesday evening next, fair, night...n
again on hand, and will have the
Evaporator le full operation as,soion
as a suffloient quantity of fruit
oan be secured. -Mr. Fred Broadfoot
las returned Leona Winnipeg, end is
epending a few. days here with his
mother before riesOming his studies
tit the School of Practical SniOnng,
Tortatato.-Fall wheat seeding is
coinpleted in this vicinity, and the
xecent 'rains *ill give- the grills. 'a
good ate:rt.-Mr. S. Sanders, otia of
Stephen's pi onpe'rous- farmers, near
Exetere was in. -bawd on Monday. -
'ter, was in town oar ,Tuesday.--stra.
Haight, of Port Stanley, is visiting
Sarnia, is visiting -at the thomei
Mr. 13. Dickson. --Mrs. Parker, of
Buffalo, in spending a few weeks
with her motluer, Mrs. W. G,aven-
look.-Mr. end. Miss Snowden, Of
near Bayfield were In town lthis
week. Mr. Stnordeln -complains of
the dry we,atheir and says the form-
ers have been unable to putt fin tbeir
fall wheat on &amidst or tthe tha,rd•-•
nese of the groutnel.-Mr.
Ament is again buying live geese
and ducks far shipment, and is pay-
in.g Ring prices. -Miss Sarah 3Ylotratn,
who has been taking a course ite
St. Marys 31c,spi Lai, Saginaw, Is
examinations taking a landred pee
cent. after a two years' training.
She intends to tgradatite in .1;anuaxy.
-We are pleased to, learn that Mr.
John Carlon, who was so seriausly
injured tWir) WteetkS aigel, is indoor ;re-
covering and we hope to ffee [him
mound again soon. -Miss Margaret
Caldet, who has been spending the .
summer. at herghome, Intnisfail,
berta, rs friends bete, be.
fore tresennIng hex raedical studies
at Torento Univerisity.-Mr. W.
Van Horne, w,bo will be remember-
ed as cone lot Mr. ,,W. Soneeirville's
students there in tetegraehy, has re-
cently been :appointed agent ' for
the Grand Trunk Railway at 'Wane -
'teed etation. This statian is be -
between London and Sarnia and is
the plaice where the great ireilway
accident happened a few years ago.
Mr. Van Horne has 'only been in
the 'err:14)1*y of 'the company two
years and. his promiotion to Burst
a.n impar tent potation is hiehly cred
'table to himself and to" his [early
Call um went to Landon on iThurs-
day to attend the mare -lege 'of giVerS.
MeCallum's br.othex, Mr. Alex. Old-
ham. -Dr. Turnbull, • of Wintnipeg,
spent Sunday hero with his 0011SitrIS
Mr. A. W. and Miss Stobie. The
doctor is am old 'Grey boy rend a
erradu,a.te of the Senforth Collegiate
di ot.-" Crossing Briclgets "i will'. he
the subject .of, IH. [Latkin's
disoourse in the. Preaby-teriath chow oh
on Sunday evening.-aThoee who ovieli
to spend a pleasant evening should
bear in mind the entertainnaent an
the Presby-terien church next Man-
na'. and Mrs. M. J. preedergast ,rund da:y evening w.hen Mr, H. Ruthven
two little sons, of Chioafgo, -lane McDonald, the celebrated baritane
visiting et forme'r's home an of Tiaronto ; Miss Bertha. A. Leitch,
Egmondville.-The masons have come of Landon. En,gland,
pleted the walls of Mr. Samerville's lege of music, and tethers will disr
and are SI/OW warking at Mr. E. Hin- Kansa has . 'returned .te Marshall,
ohley's new residence on John steeet. Michigan, af ter a pleasant two
-Mr. and Mrs. A. Curry, of Biros- weeks' visit to his parents lin town.
seise were in town Olh Sanday.-Me. waileasore wee nes ateeta
and Mrs. Pete/. Dill had an onpleas- watking, at his trade as 0. cabinet-
maker in town for scene time, Ileam
scoured a. eituatibn in New York,for
w.hi oh place he Inef on ;Monday. -
Mr. Frank McCuila an -d. bis m,otlier
are home tram- e pleasant trip Ito
Tortonto and Niagara Falls. While
away they visited et s anie 'of the
peaoh farms in the Niagara
-The followieg parties from
county are .1/1 atteedance at the Lan-
don Normal School: Nellie ekett,
was 'here t is week visiting his Hannah Darton„ Ringsbridge ; Edith
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ant experience while driving .rn
f nom W al t on Sunday evening. While
coming down{ Grieve's hill, their
horse got frightened by another
rig passing it- and commenced to
kiok, `breaking the dasbboaed of the'
'buggy- Two tof the children ,were
sittieg in front of, the nig and they
ly injutued. The eecape of all Prom
serious injury wes ve,ry fortunate.
mother and sister. -Mrs. T. E.Hans
end her brother, Mr. Jeldfn Scott, of
Roxboro, left oh Tuesday to ;visit
fir -lends Manitoba and thie.Sitorth-
i-e.st.-lYfx. Walker, accaunt ant in
the Dominion Bren.k here leaves
shortly for a th:ree months' trip on
the continent. He will. 'be acoom-
parried by his mother and sister of
Toro nte. They _ ia tend sp ending a
peat of t he winter Italy. -Mr.
- Sherman, -the Deloraine healer, is
, still here, at the Queen's hotel, and
, the orowde Of people .from all friar ts
who •come to consult him do :not di-
minish. His rpoorus are packed daily,
Miss Richmond, tot Blenheim, the
;guest of her undo and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. A.' Y,aireares-Mr. arid Mrs.
Chas. W. Devers, who have been
spending their vacation here, left tio,r
their home Tuesday afternoon, ac-
companied. by Mier. Elizabeth Sloan
and Miss Sloan, w.ho" wila be it -heir
Coon, of Philadelphie, spurt Sunday
with Mrs, M. Y., McLean. -Mrs. Geo.
Murdie wits visiting friends in Lon-
don this Week. -Miss Haughlton, of
johnsen this week. -Miss IVIi write
MoFadden, daughter of Mr. Thos.
lilAFedden, ,of McKillap, left
T.huteacialy far Chatham, id take -a
coarse in music in the •Ursurliere
deray.-Mr. Harry Harris, of Weston,
has purchased the bakery part of Who
McLeod, ; Rattle O'Connor,St.
Col umban ; Margaret Quarry. Of
Mount Carmel ; Mary and Nellie
Troy, Whitechurch; Jessie A. Wise-
man, Clinton; S. F. Reichert, Bel -
more. -Mr. Thos. Faitrow, the vet -
been elected. president of the Ac-
counting Postmasters' Association of
the London Inspectorate, at the 'an-
nual meeting in .Lond.oin. this :week.
-Mrs'. Pafford, of Toronto/ let M-
ing her aunt, Mrs. D. McIntyre.
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We have jugs received tee ervellen
patent leather shoes ever brought into Seaforth.
made by Walker and Whitman, of Campell,, Mass,
Samples in south window. W, H, Willis, Seaforth.
1970-1
on September 20tha See adv.
Notes. -Kr. Peter MoGregor is at-
tending the Western Fair this aveek.
-Misses Kate Hart and Lizzie Me -
'Ewen *left this week for Toronto.
where they will attend the Toronto
Normal school. -Rev. Neil Shaw, of
Egmondville, preached in Union
, Quite a number from tilt's; part
are taking advantatee of the obese
rates to visit friends in London and.
the Western Fair. -Miss Emma Reid
SPECIAL INVITATION to the
MOIL
Ladies of !Seaford?, and Vicinity
Is .extended to visit our store to look upon the Galaxy 0
MILLINERY BEAUTY. Creative rainds of Paris worm,
extol and their deft hanis would be uplifted to applaud the
results of our efforts to produce handsorae effects in trimni
hats, were they to see. the style and. becomigness that
embodied in our moderatelppriced hats.
OPIAL
OPENING
WILL BE HELD ON
FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
OUr Millinery Display will rem.,
sent genius and executive au
skill of the higheit millinery art that
there is to be seen within. your eaey
We will present rich .charactetip-
widely different from the Mem
which mark ordinary opening mew
ions ; French, English and American
pattern hats and hats of oar
make—correct fall styles—Bot
22 % Seen elsewhere—but here,
SPECIAL Elaborate
EXHIBIT
ERY
DEPARTMENT
Dis
of
Dress Goods, Cloth Jackets
Cloakings, Raincoats
Waistings, Furs
Velvets, Children's
BEAUTIFUL
Special Importatio
_r‘ri in all kinds of
:NEW GOO..tm New Goods to.- If
Ready for
our'
Insieetion
They embrace lines that
bought with great precaution to
the most exaeLing tasrea
right, too --styles correct pant
best. We are in a;position to s
the neeis of the great majority
ticular buyers coming to see OUT g
The Wise mid Economical are
our Patrons. .
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This is, in patt, due to the fact that olirs is a mem
store. Everybody knows just' what to Aped, and expo&
what they find. the very best at the very lowest possible
pr ice.
DON'T FORGET
the Dates on which the
Formal Opening
Will be Held.
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DON'T irimi;
to entrust us with all
Your Fall Mail
Order Busin-ess
Fine
Tailoring
and
These
in this cot
people tha
while expc
s
All
styles
ger of
At the SU
of Vaxna, is visiting in Brumfield.
She has just return.ed from visiting
friends in Oregon. -Miss Edith, Hal-
liday, of -Landon, visited with Mrs.
D. McIntosh last arelek.-Mrs, Tay-
lor and datighter, of London, have,
tetuaned home atter spending a
pleasant • visit with Mrs. Nolte. -
Mr. John Dunkin, of New Liskeaxd,
Algoma, formerly of Stanley, was
renewing old acquaintances in the
village last week. -Miss Neil McDon-
ald returned home from Taranto
after spending a couple Or weeks
with hex aister, Mrs. 'Neil Yellicow-
Plows and Gang PlOWL-Mr. T. Mellis
is "'pen ready to do all kinds of plow repairing on
the khertest notice and in the best way. He also
carries a line of plow castings, mould boards,
Plow hsndlee, skimmers, wheels, etc. He has
everYthing and can do everything in the plow xe-
pair line. Give hin a call. T. Mollie, Elppen.
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'Dr. Ovens, eye, eaT and nose 'spec -
on September 20th. See adv.
BIiefe.-Air. and. Mrs. Wria. Cud -
more -awe enaotying a pleasant visit
with friends in Sitrota.-Many trom
this section are taking in the nights
and scenes at the London Fair this
week. -On Sabbath last Mrs. Mogan -
Ian, of Winnipeg, 'gave twol beauti-
ful saes in St. Andrew's eleuroti,
which were much appeeciated by
the cloorgregations.--Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel 'Thomson., were this week
visiting -with friends in Bayfieid.-
engaged in pressing hay foe the aid
specialty of breeding 'good. horses,
this week said a very handsome two
of Landon, for w.hiolt be received a
tong price. This fine animol was
bred from Eleeteio B., owned by
Messrs. Berry & Blair, of Bratefield.
Miss M. Harney, of Exeter, was here
visiting' her sister, Mrs. john R. aYfe-
Donald, this week. -Mrs. Robert El-
eie, of Hessall, was visiting at Itha
home pit her eon Robert, of frueker-
smith, this week. lYirs. Elgie is in
ber 82nd yeaw, but is still quite
smart. -Mr. and Mrs. John R. Me -
Donald and Mr. Thos. 'Elder ware 4.
raring 'those from- this violnity who
Visited the great Toronto Exhibition
last weeir.-Daniel 5, 'Bell, of 03400-e
ton, son of Mr. Andrew iBedl, tug,.
piae, is home on a short nueatiore.
Mr. -Bell is on the teanglineering titaff
of the Boston' Transit Contraiss'
for whom he has been Tworking
the past few years, assisting in the
supervision of construction of thia
network of subways and tunnels be-
ing constr acted theoughout the
great city. Mr Bell says that 431alt
of the business streets ate MS VOS-
3ested by traffic that. they are al-
most inipassable. The Transit „pre -
a great one. Mr. fBell is mead gip -
pea boy, w,ho is makftreg.his Mark et.
the tiap.
Dx. Ovens, eye, ear and taose epee -
on September 20th. Etee adv.
Briets,-Mr. Geo. Brown, Of the'
Central hotel, 'has puechaned the
Patric& Blake teem, on the
concessinn, Grey, togetiber *Oh the'
stook, implements, etc.-eTilds. week
G. A. Deadmeri shipped a car a twin'
ey Winnipeg. He aocempanied
and will dispose of it tin emaller dots -
in the west. -Abram Coak, of the
6th conoession of Grey, hats pUT-
Tutretbery :street, North. Mr. Mf,- -
Laughlin will hold an auction eale tt-
hia horses, *rigs, etre, in Imes ewer
future, but -whet le intends ito
we have not yet learned. -An inter--
esting raagistrate's trial was Tread'
in the town hall rain Tuesday leVed-
idis: *Web, attracted a. large crowd.
The charge was obtaining, money wa-
der 'false paetenses in a horse derde
the oomplain,ant being Jae. Sharpieit
Morels, and the accused. a yoon
main named Bolger, ,of tbe aarne'
township. After summing up the
evidenotesthe ease was dismissed. --
,Voting on the by-law to exerapt this
cold. storage building, proposed to
be built by Rialat. Thomson, leo=
tages for ten years, 'takes plae.,e
Monday, September 25. -Mr. Bate
-Leatherda.le and bride, of Coldwater.--
Simeoe tioaaty, have been visit/30X
here daring the past week et iMx. B-
Leatheirdate's.-Mrs. R. c.
Neepawa., Manitoba, is yiniltinZ at
Thos. &Mile, Tobin %%red. -Miss
Kerr has gone to GTavenburet.
the hunt af
believe our
buying puli
Yes, we'll
urs
Furs
Fur kel
and gar
A
Propel