The Huron Expositor, 1906-06-08, Page 8AR
endeavor is to keep
only the best goods money
ean„ buy. When buying
hardware we yenta be pleas-
ed to show you our goods
whether you buy or not
Smaganna Mint
uR,
'Ball Bearing Lawn Mowers
Screen Doors, Screen Windows
Washers, Wringers
Butter Bowls and Churns
ave a furl supply of the famous
BLUE. LAKE
PORTLAND CEMENT
IDEAL FIELD FENCING
{ taalM•9001.1.94 1
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Our prieee are right. Give us a call.
1311:1113NEY SE SMILEY,
SEAFPRTH,
Hardware, Stores and Coal.
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DOMINION BANK.
HEAD OFFICE, MGRONI.D.
Capital, Fully Paid Up--$3,000,oso.00
Reserve Fund and us. 001.
divided Profit* - $ 3,749,000
Cespoeits by Public$94.100,000
Total 'Assets, ° * 44,400,eso
SEAFORTH BRANOH,
livery fateity for the transacting of a
reneral nankin bushier& .
Collections made on an points in Canada
and Anent
Advanoes made to Fanners. Special M-
ention pond to the collection of Ssis Notes.
SAVINGS* BANK.
Deposita of $1.00 said upwards received
and interest Odd or added June 30th and
December 31,st. Withdrawals may be
made at any time.
A. E. GIBSON,
Manager.
In 0. nano, nollonor
James Watson,
Successor to IN. N. Watson
NORTH MAIN ST., SEAFORTH.
General Fire, Life and, Accident Inaur-
once agent, Real &tate and Loan
Agent.
Dealer in firet-class family and Manuface.
-timing Sewing lilaohines and Cream
Separatorn viz. ;
New Raymond and White Sewing
Machine?, and Netionel and
Uneeds Cream &riveters,
' Alto sewing machine needle, oil, attach-
. mean repairs _and sundries for all
kinds of sewing machine& -
With over 25 years experience in tbe above
business you win rest assuied of prices
right, square dealieg and satisfaction
guaranteed.
• JAMES WATSON,
tisurance Agent, and dealer In Sewing Machina
and Bicycles. North Main street, Seifert!).
STRATFORD, ONTARIO.
- Our abuses are much larger than they
were a year ago. The uhlic have learned
that this is the,beits pia es in the Province
to obtain a Commernan 'Vocation or Short-
hand, Training-. Studeot, ars enterieg
esehfireek. All graduates get good posi-
tion& Write now for catalogue.
ELLIOTT & MoLACHLAnn -
Prininpals. '
STAPLES BROS.
BARBERS and
TOBAOOONISTS
-We carry a Choice Line of -
CIGARS - TOBA00013-
- PIPE13
Try us for an EASY SHAVE and
NIFTY HAIR CUT.
Opposite the Commercial Hotel
Gut . Glass
enuf
Many persons like to give presents of cut
fclaa because It Is not so common as other
lines and the giver Is looked upon as having
a certain amount 'of refinement and good
taste, and, apart from its richness, it never
tarnishes.
We have just received our new shipment
for June weddings, and can show you some
very moderately prieed pieces which are
suitable for presents both useful and ornam-
ental.
WE Might mention a 8peoia/
Berry BOWI at 0.00.
John Bulger,
Jeweller, - - Seaforth
Marriage Licenses Issued.
anted I
NINO lbs. Wool
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
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Custom Carding done for the Public
Quick Delivery.
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SEAFORTN WOOLEN MILLS.
2007.t
• CARD OF THANKS1
nee undersigned desire's to express his sincerest
thanks. to those who favored him with their votes
and support on Monday laid in the Mayorality eon.
test, and, while occupying that honorable position,
he will earnestly endeavor to prove worthy of the
.confalence they have reposed in him.
20084 M, BROMIC/re
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DISTRICT MATTERS,
,Dominion Day . -A 'grand reenmion
picnic 10, varied proner,amme son
attraCtions, games 'and ;sports, will
be held on DOitni111011 Dv, Judy and,
in Joie •04 1341T beautiful groves, tun- 1
der the sauspicies sof the ladies of
St. ;names' churcto Seaforttin A good
time may be anticipated.
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Burned Oat. -We dela= from 'the
Sault Ste. Marie Express of May
'25tb, that itlie saw and shingle imill
sof Reeve 'Robert Murray, -- a, d
of 4
township, Algonui. .was badly ' -
aged by tire on, nhe Tpreivietas w 'It.
The tire Locourred while the tiandi3
were nt .dininer and they were tor-
'tunivte lin saving as ramie as *Whet
dic. But, twitla his usual enterprise
although, be ,had 110 idlOuiranve, Mr.
Murray is laving the damage re -
,paired he ,sepeedily as poisiblen Vire
Murray is „an end Tuolneramitle bey.
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Sugar Beets. ---The sugar 'beet
gtowing district surrounding Seco
torth, noartnerising 24 alhipping plaints
for beets, oeinteins 365 farmers who
are growing sugar beets stotalling
768 acres, being sone -seventh part IC)f,
the whole temp grown for the Ber-
lin &APT (Factory. It in Ito be bop -
ed the edger beelt fields of tine dis-
trict twill 'receive thataugh cleav-
ing and tountivatisen sp, they man
corn one fo.vinrably when impacted
in Juine by Dre Shuttlewolith with
beet fields of tether distrints and
briag thistly nnotitable netarns .to
oak ;taxmen's.
From Alberta. -Mr. Thosmind,
thornierler elf Varna, ebut wird;Ohas
been: Moe •of 'the- 'penesperous (term-
ers in Alberta, near the town of, Wee
taikawin tor isorae years, as here
niest now. MriWard le,ame down to
Bee this' natter wbo is still merry ill.
He has elan' this farm. inea.r Wetaska-
vvintit oontained 320 acres arid he
tend in tfor $6,000. His brother,
Indbert, who lives near shim, has
'oleo sold his farm ' It onntaine
160 'acres and was nald for s$3,200.
Both ifarms were iptIreilsased
man isettlers 'from the -United States.
This is one of the rwaysein Which tarn":
niers smake money tin that western
country. The Messre. Wird intend
to go efurther iback and homestead
More land.
Death fat 13/11.ff. Rathwell. - Man'
:Stolen Ratnewell, of Seatorth, died sat
the Itsame of her sinter in Detroit, on
Monday inigbt Ilast. Per. !some ;time
Mrs. Bathveeli had been in poor
health, ;but was impneving and about
three weeks ago, ;She went- to, (Detroit
ea a visit. On Suinday she was 'feel-
ing better then she had 'done any
time 131110b ter illn.ess, bat are %Ton-
na% be was taken with a bad turn
-and trapidly tank, nassing away that
evening. The ;remains were brought
to 'the tome of ter brother, infr.Wm.
Taylor, Mayfield !road, Stanley, tend
on Wednesday (afternoon they were
laid to trent lbeside 'those of•her late:
husband in state Mayfield lienretery.
Mr. Rathevell died about twenty
years ago. She deavets on daughter,
Miss Basthwello Of -•Seaforth, it ennam
'the sympathy of a large oitcle of
friends swill ibe extended tin this :hier
dark boun of affliction.
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About Serses.-Mr. F. Moirtanin
sold a fine !team. ef heavy evorkiag-•
horses to Mr. Thos. Sandford, of
Exeter. One ael these animals weigh-
ed ;1,800 painids, and Mr. McNutt'
received ta, handsome price for the
team. -Mr. Andrew Beattie, of Mon -
Kalov, sold a very pr-etty faux
year Old filly of his own traising,
trona Satter, sto Mr. Aubetry,
Montreal; ter $225. -Mr. Vir. Chanters
of the Mill Road, Tackersmitsh, ban
sold this Inandeame grey driver, four
yeers told, ito a Mantreal buner, tor
goo. -Mr. A. G. Smillie, Tu.oker-
smith, was pffe,red and refused $200
for la, two Year said. -Clydesdale filly,
from Prince tat Hualterd.-Mr. Wra.
Troyer, nt Mils Green, has a owing•
foal., 'aired by Caplan, 2.81-2, owned
by 1Mr. Boast, of 'Brussels, and
from this pretty pacing mare, ter
which She aefieled $200.
• Personal. -Mr. Robt. Broadfoot, of
Abeline, sKansa, is in, this rvi-oinitY,
visiting ;relatives and friends . Mr.
liroadfoot s ,a brother of Mr. W.
G. iBrioadtoot, of Tuakersmith, and
of Mrs, join} Riobb, of Seatortlia Mr,
Broadlont sformerly 'resided in Mre-
ris. About twenty ,years ago he
road this Lana in that township and
aemoneci te Kansas, „where lhse was
e uo cs seal ul, and soon, a c quired a
competency nor himself and family,
and tiq ;new enabled . enney life
freed nnorna the canes and wearies in-
endeatal to active business. He
spent most of last summer teravel-
ing ,Matitoba and the Territories,
and a son ;of his went !with, Ile
firmed Ito the Saskateheinan district
to settle !there this spring. Me says
the Canadian ,Nortlineest causes an-
ennet as much interes't stihrongleolut
Kansas .'as it dues in °retainer, many
there disposing of their sleigh' !priced
/arms anti going to locate on, (the
nheap 'ani fertile lands ia the lean -
adieu west, Mr. Broadficiot expects
to spend the summer I,ns Onitaino.,
Death sof J. O'Co•nnelle-Jaines
D. Onnonnell, manager of -the Sov-
ereign (Bank, !Gonerich, and san of
Bernard O'Connell, Esq., of Me.:
• WOO, died Friday morning alter a
week's: illness from typhoid fever.
Deceased was taken ill the Tuesday
previous, ;and although, it was
known that his easewas serious the
news lof this death came as la sad
surprise to this many friends 'here.
Mr. O'Connell was a young man
with promising prospects and this
death at almost the, opening of this
oaxeer Es iparticularly sad. Mr. On I
Connell ' was nor a couple of years
beak 'keeper :far the firm of Reid ;&
Wilson, hardware ,merchants of this i
;town. (While here die received Oe I,
appeinitmen,t of deputy registrar- naf I
the !county, a position ,he 'held tun -
til aleautt a month ago, when te was
made manager sof • the Sovereign
Bank at (Goderich• Five years ago
he was anarried to Bertha ,Daily,
Id -
est 'daughter of Mr. Thomas Daly, i
nesaforth, who with sthree srnaUv
children is left tbus eerly nn life' t
to face the battles of the. world
• withciat the pricyteeftioff of a . ind e
and novinn husband. A olever, cern- y
tosanionable young man, he lead a
h'oest of friends and in business m.at-
tera was held -ins the (highest esteem
by all witle erlioni the eame Inecotnn
tent. The bereaved father, and t
Mother and brother and sites Will
hare swith the widow and fatherless lee
little Ones the _ deepest measure of je
sympathy. The remains were 'bre/LT1 a
to Sistoath Monday morning, and rt
We're.- taken Ito St James' ohoOrch,
Where. _the tessi6paa -taass was swag
by Rev. Father Nconien, -of . Dublin,
and the Ifutrieral address was dolly,-
ered by* Rev. Mather NortIligraves.
The remains *ern theniilaid to- test
in St. Jaenee' eemestery. A large
iriimber of the members a Go;den-
fob lodge, 0.- M. Be tA.., ' of Which
detienesed twas ;a ' niember, iattendod
the funeral, and they With- the
brethern tot ineatorth old at. oot.
.umbans dodges eitarelted in a body to
the Ignave,- The members ;of the
Seafforth . bowling club ! with a
number ta visiting botvelens saleo
marched da the prioaession, the Alen --
ceased Peeing an enthusiastic member
of thn IGoderien beivoling club. The
nail bearers( were`J. L. Killenan, 'Sean
itorth; Sheriff .Reynonds, Dr. Min-
ter, jos. Kidd, H. W. Thompson and
1 Man Garrow, Goderioth. .
I s -Among Ithone out of town( who
attended the IA/newel were; juldge
Holt, Registrar IW. Coates, F. Davis
aetd Mr. tHenry,' Gederieh ; W. Jack -
on, ,13.. Pair, H. To Ranee, 16., Pere..9-
ter and j. Taylor, Clinton; 001.
Dougherty, E. A. Dunbar and L.T.
• Downey, Mitchell; A. Sinloos,
P. P., EastHutrop • A. MoDonaild, C.
H. iBrloadloot, J.' HoWitt and (Allex.
•McLennan, Brulssels.
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- Telephone Extenelen. -- Extensive
.alterations , and im:provements are
being made tin the telephone sys-
tem in inialoeth. The businees un-
der the present' suranalgement (has
grown too Urge tor the off*. The
propesecl nniprovements inelinits the
cablin'g !of all the lines on Main
street and moving the fice as -
_cross, the street, A -very central 'and
pleasant leseation has been secured
iright . next the Bank of 'Commerese.
The building is Ito be, Thoroughly
remodeled and sent tin firet 011USS
shene. The work • will be rubbed
' through 'at loilte and When oomplets
ein we wiill have - an all 'nights ser -
3(100. The office will be equipped
with all tehe latent improvenaents
for both lineal and long distance
vocink. .
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.-4All persons Indebted to
the estate of the late Andraw- Young, Seaforth, are
requested to call at the stoye of the .1114dersigned and
Mettle the same on or before June lith, ae the affairs
of the estate must be wound up at once. Alex. Wil.
son, Executor 2008-2
SHAWL LOST. -Lost on Friday, May 25th, bo
-
tureen sehool No. 1, Tuckeismith and the residenc
Bme
of A. G. illie, a lady's red woollen shawl. 4 The
finder will greatly obligel)y returniug, the. 8.24400m8e-oto
tile(4
lundersigned, A. , Smillie, Hensel] P. 42);'
TENDISREI FOR 13OOTI115,-Tenders for the booth
privileges on the race gvouncle during- the races on
June20and 214 will be received by the Secretary of
the turf club until June 15th at Op, m. 2008-1
The finest toned Bell Piano we have ever heard at"
rived Saturday at R. IL Peck & Co.'s, Seaforth.
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W4i,have another car of Keewatit;- Flour totiiir-hf-e.
Five Roses and Red Brand. Get our prices on Man-
itoba, Flour, Cardno Bros., Seaforth. 2008-1
BOY WANTED. --Wanted at once, good smart"
boy. Good wages. Apply at Ting EXPostrou Orrick,
Seaforth. • 2008-1
ENGINEER, WANTED. -Wanted by The Murray
Threshing Co., a good reliablelnar), capable of oper-
ating a traetion engine. Applieations stating wages
will be receis-ed until June 20th and Will be opened
Totrieatshiei.re244rsdea. foArtdhd. ress Robert Murdie, Secretary -
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A violin reeitaI will be given on June 18th ,by the
pupils of 'Miss Edna Pickard, in the MethodistChurch
basement for the benefit of the Epworth League, als
slated by Miss Ada L. Beattie and Mr. Foley, elocu-
tionists ; also a trio composed of Miss Dora Dab',
violin cello, Mr. Harry Livins, piano and 'Miss Edna
Pickard, violin, Admission 104). 2008-1
NICE CREAM (plain ,t fancy), Water lees, Sherbets
En briek or bulk for w dings or, parties at Neil's,
Restaurant, Seaforth. 2008-1
One square piano and one organ to relit OfiesP at
It. IL Peek & tk).'s, Seaforth.• 20004f
Moxsy -ro.Lo.sas-Private funds on good improved
farm seourity, Favorable terms. Apply at TIM
EXPOlirrolt. °Meg, Seaforth. 2007-tf '
WARNING. -All accounts due the estate of the
late J. 8. Roberts not settled by June 8th will be
planed in other hainie for collection. Last call. W.
..M. McKay, Manner. 2007
WANTED.-Eg
gs We -Pedlars' revised tariff. 100
tubs choice butter wanted at once, (co,E. King,
'Winghatn. 20004
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Try Charlie Hines' hand Jaundry, Seaforth, for nice
work. Always gives satisfaction. Clothes called for
and delivered. Charges reasonable. Laundry two
doors south of Reid & Wilson's hardware store, Sea -
forth. • 1083 -if
Dr. Ovens, eye and ear surgeon will be at the Com-
mercisti Itotel; Seaforth, on Wednesday, May W.
Hours 1 to 8 p. in, Cataract, tiquint, failing eye-
sight, deafness, nasal catarrh treated and Wanes
prOperly fitted.
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The 'Visit of the Bisleon.-A hearty
welcome twee tendered ;Bishop Wil-
liams lien 'the members of St. Thomas
°boron tin the seneen room on Wed.,
nes d,ay :at ternnon of 'last ' week. 4n
address was sreall to Its sLordship
after whio'h tea, was served by 'the
ladies and a most enjoyable nocian
time was with the guest ,of the
aaernoein. In the evening a (large
gathering Iwas present from all the
neighboring oiturolies, and, Mis Lord-
ship non.firmed 23 candidates, being
assisted In the services by • Revd
Rural Dian Glenne, of Clinton, and
the officiating rector, Rev. Mr.
Berry. The Bishop' preached an
earnest and nery ethanglittful ser-
mon, guarding this hearers against
th:e evilsof the present age, and the
ohoir wondered iappippria te !hymns.
The (address ickangratudated the Bis-
hop so,n. this election to &IA' highs ireosie
tion, and warmly weloomed him ion
his (first visit as Bishop, and lex-
nreased the Ibeleif that he will be-
comse las greatly 'believes& in ;the Dio-
cese las hieneeloved and lamented &ere-
deoesior. The address was signed by
ghc Rector, the thurcli Wardens, the
president of the Ladies' Guild, ene
president of the Women's'ilissionary
?Auxiliary, the president sof the
Chancel* !Guild, the president of tbe
Young People'i A.ssociatis.n, the -
sunerintentlent of tbe Sunday school,
and ithe vestry °lock.
Suocessful-Furtber sresults of the
Toronto-, Universitn examinations
show that the ex -pupils sof tbe Sea-
- orth eCollegiate (Institute have done
remarkably well. In the final ex-
amination, on sthe arts loourse, Kr.
John !Gardiner, son of Mr. Alex.
Gardiner, id llYleKillotp, stands first
n lphys i es and applied mathematics.
Mr. Ga.rdiner matriculated from the
Ses.forth Collegiaite Linetitute in 1902
taking honors in mathematics and
science. bias stood near the tap of
his Wass throulgirout his conrie and
has onade a very brilliant finish,. Mr.
Robt. Duneansen, also of MoKilityp,
gr.adusates tin arts, 'standing second
the general preniciency course. Be-
sides this arts course, Mr. Duncan-
son fleas been taking work at Knox
Cc/liege, and she is ine ocmgratul-
abed on his Ihigh standing. Miss
Carrie (M. 1Cnight, the winner of the
Prince Of Wales eeholariehip, in 1904
s keeping nip her peat record. lgibe
s taking three coursee the 'gni-
ersity-Ciassies, English nod .-Ilis-
ory with the classics -optima and
English and ihistory witb the mod-
rns options, and at ;this the eecemd
ear (examination, ehe again stands
ead ther clasnin all three courses.
Miss Euphemise Cowan, dasughter ot
Mr. James Cowan, and Irlise Barbara.McKelvey-. of Mriessels, have Passed
heir 'first year exams. in arts, -Mies
owau takintg honors in olaesics, and
iss McKelvey honors In French add
inglish. (In medicine, Gordan Gana,
an of Mr. B. B. Gunn, -M. R., and
ebt. Davis, a Staff% have passed
,on
_s
BUCkWilPat
Hungarian and Millett
TURNIP $EED
all varieties.
S LT
I.;y the ton, y the bag, or
barrel, to sui the custorne
W. E, 'Kerala,
SEAFbRTIL
' tinned to reside ;until 1886( wheifn
I •
1 the family removed Ito gensas,where
tney lived tor eleven Insets. From
there they (ravened Ito; Missauri. Mr.
Laidlaw is ' survived' by bis aged
partner and *ix ;children. 00. . sin
-
torment 'says; "Mr. Laidlaw was
very 'priominent in ltb.e ILa air,. ;cir-
cles oendlilled :the different chairs in
Iplanee where he, had dived. M was
bythe bunied ander the auspionts tof this'
bellov,ed order. He hadb
, een a -
sistant member of the eres"IL
ciatt
erian
ohnroh. or lover 'half a oentiory. dle
died the death -of a eihristian, and
when ihe met ale last enemy he was -
More than conqueror. (Albin:ale& sick
a (long time, he was extremely pat -
lent and not a marmun ever tell
• from !his dips."
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d ° orkatrimonial.-Mr. Robt. Winter,
jr„ was tmairied in Goderich on. 'Sat-
urday last Ito Mies Andrews, slater
a of Mr, C. S. Andrews, merchant- nt
- this towns. We (understand the
t young people will anside in thenes-
• . edence recently vacated by Mrs.
e (Dr,) Lyncli.-Miss ,Ediras Bright,
ii eldest daughter of :Mr. and Mrs. A.
• j. Bright, wan married on Wedneso
n day to Thomas Gale Aehbaugh, of
1 Aylmer. The eereanony sbaok place
8 at the family reeidente and was
d ; performed by Rev. LA. K: Birks.-Mr.
e Illiam A. Morrison, of MoKillop,
NV1943 married ton Wednesday tot' Mies
their (first year exaintriation . The
standing taken -fby the pup Is and
ex -pupils sof our Collegiate is th
higniest toomPliment that own 1 pai
to the iefficienoy of the Ste, and
they are (certainly to be en ; rata-
lated. During ithe past !few yo; re pu
pils tram fleaforth Donee te In
stititte have atood ithe ve y fron
rank, and the honors the,y ve won
at the 4various examinations is tib
best proof .oir the thoraugh t ainin
they ihave reae,ived here; through
this -Seasforth C Ids a
enelable reputation as a t o
learning and to a great .eXte it thi
distinetion is elm to the etia 1, an
the present -Staff is fine tnitt er
leave lead in the hist'orno th
schaal.
• :More (Departed.-Twa more of nu.
Most ;worthy eitizens, have b n se.
Moved by desatb, Mr. Wm. ender
sem, (painter., 'diedo at his re ideal
here ton .Wednesday night, and Mr.
J. Elliott ;passed away en' T unlade
morning. Mr. iHeindersolov.ha bee
111 nesost of, the winter. Mee Mot
had been away lookting aft r M
Gotteridge's Dement nvork na th
'new stations and eamii home on Fr
day suffering trona 'pneumonia, an
?despite an efforts the diseaseoould
not be stayed ova it resulted fatal-
ly as above stated.
'Travellers.- The following, were
tioketed Ito the west on Tuesday's
hornestekers' excursion by W. om-
R. agent : 3. IlDra.ke,
Staffa, (to Hanaidta; Miss Miller,
Miss (Herron and H. Ingry, -of tOriones-
arty, to Battleford; 13 Barbara-, ief
Staffa, to Mittleford; Mr, and Mrs.
Edgar ;Allan, of Cromarty, tin Ed-
montoin ; Mrs. Cook, sof Constance
to ;Brandon; slisebt. nifeDole and faro,'
ily, sof IIullett, to' Winnipeg. Other
travellers were Miss Elizabeth
Thompson, of Clinton, to Gliageow ;
Wm. Robb, Seaforth, tto St. Jose.Ph,
Michigan.
-The 'toll -owing were ticketed by
Stewart Bros., C. P. R. agents: IT.
We Mills, of Blyth, to Edmonton
and return;['MOIL -Etgie, nt 13,,ruce-
field, to niaskatoton and retuan; Mrs.
Agnes Gillespie, of Croanarty, to
Moose Jaw and return; John. Taylor
of Chisethurst, t infonfie Jaw ;ABA:
return,'John !McLean, ow seTh uTst,
to Edmonton 'and retarn; ,Robt..Me
Dale, of !Constance, to Edneanton.
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- Sebunah May Forbes, at the mei-
• dente of flYfr. Samuel Stitt, MoKilo
r lop, May prosperity and happiness
be the not a ear& and an. ,
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'The Mayoralty. -There was quite
v. a il?risk (contest here on Meinday
1a st at the 'election tor Manor oaths -
n
t
ed bv the retirement ;of Mr. Ws 41.
r
;Willis. But when, the polls were
r.
dosed and he count announred if-
‘' was Mound that Mr. Bnoelerick bad
a been, elected by a large majority.
The *allowing is stne note pinned
for 'the (respective; candidates lathe
-several swards;
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Sports. -The Beavers played their
first schedule game in. the (Inter-
mediate 'series in Goderich, on Friday
last. The gean-e was a well eonte,st-
ed lone, bust in the end tiee Beavers
proved Itoo mule for Olsen' eopp,on-
ents, ancl *On rat by a score of
seven goads Ito toirr. Next Tuesdan
Wingbam play there. The Wingham
team is ta fast one •and the name
will Ibe a nood one;
-The first home game in the Sen-
ior IW, F. A. series will be played
'here this, Friday, evening, be-
Strattord and the Surma.
• -Egmondville and the South Ward
played off the prdtested gale in
the Staples trophy series oh Wed-
nesday, night, the South Ward win-
ning by three goals ,to none.
• -The Vannes (lost no Berlin- in.
Berlin, on Tuesday-, in the senior ser-
ies al the W. IF. (A., iby a score of
two newts to one. The lgaIlle evas
Played an the train, wiltioh had leo n
large extent an effect 'ontbe neSulit,
as IMO of the goais soared by Berlin
was direet4y attributable Ito ;the
heavy, wet bail. Afthough the lfieore
was 'unfavorable, the Hurons had
decidedly the beat of *be gains, and
in the; ;return Match will undoubt-
edly make tuns t on this defeat.' e 4
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Rifle Csairtest.-The eleok Shield
a irtophy given- by Hen. Adam Beek,
'of Lands*, sfor nom -petition between
the Cadet .I0orps of the London Mil-
itary district, was competed LOT at
Se afort h Cot tegiete Ins tit ate, on
Friday dast. The 'competition was,
five shots sat 18 ,yards, and five
shots sat 25 yards, stwenany neempeti-
tors. The score WalS 115. g NV.• 'Ell'
:butt, Keith Fear, N. Boyce, . SoOtt
Hays, D, (McLachlin, and R. Hatirtrey
at possible oceans. The aompleti-
tion was inonducted fain the 0011 gl-
ate (institute range, before CarAt in
Smitb, of Wtotoileoley Barracks, L /1••
don, mind Major Wilson, of Sento th.
The Shield iwafi 'held last year by St.
Thomas, 1141160 Ants ; f3eatorth held
it the 5?; -6 a r 'nelsons by 154, no, tt; 't
this year tthe 'record has been sr te-
ed 115 tpoints, and it looks as if ease
forth might win. The 'event fir ast-
-ad - great interest 'amonn the le ys.
The folirowing are the sores made
by each contestant;
% •
Names 18 yds 25 yds eta
Willlarn Adams 01111 11111 9
jack Best 10111 11111 9
Norman BOyee 11111 11111 0
Archie Campbell -11311 01100 7
Jame Dickson 111011 10111 •8
William Elliott o 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10
Keith Fear 111.11 11111 0
Sumo Hamilton 1111i 000117
Ryerson Hart*. 14111 11111 ' 10
&tett Hays " 11111 11111 10
Jamea Love 11111 01111 9
Don. MeLaehlan 11111 11111_ 10
Bobert'n MeLean 10111 01011 7
Rosa McKay 11111 11011 9
Wm. Oliver _ 11101 11101
8
John Purcell 01110 11111 8
Archie Scott 10111 11011 '8
Russell Scott 11111 11011 9
Ed. Whittaker 11011 01111 8
Frank Yeo 01111 11111 9
_
Total 90 85 •
7fi
-Word bas 'just been •reoeyedI by
Principal Rogers that the C ;let
corps ,of tite Seatoirtih Callegiatee ave
won Ithe Beck Shield, with. It er-
soll second. The shield will be or -
warded there as soon as it is len-
;graved . We eongra t ulate tshe s 'ys
on their success. This is the sec nd
time the ;EleaforCh boys have wo
Death sof Mr. Robert Laidla •--
Word has been received here of the
death of Mr. Robert Laidlaw, b h-
er ;of Mr. James 0, Laidlaw and rs.
3. P. Brine, of this town. Mr. 114 id -
law died in Missouri an 'he.27t (of
April. He was 75 years 40L tge. he
deceased was a native *f Arg le-
slrtre, Soctiand. He came to, Ca • ada
in 1849 and firs't isettied din the (vi-
cinity of (Bruclefield, where he al;
marri-ed 130 Sarah MeCarrtney in 1851.
They afterwards removed 'to •,rey
townehip, where Mr. Laidlaw en-
gaged in (fa,rining st or eeveral yans.
Senn* the !farm in Grey, they re-
moved to Bruasels, where they
,North tlyarel
East (Ward
Sonth (Ward -
1 1
brodenick.' Best.
82 77
107..... 55
87T 47
• Motel 276 (1179
Majority tor 'Broderick, •97
-A meeting be nominate a •clonn-
olillor tho sfill the place vacated by,
Mr t Mroderiek, was held the same
evening. The folkowing nominations
were made: Mr. Mex. Winter was
nominated sby iGeorge A. Silks, and
seconded by Frank Best ; Mr. Thomas
Stephens was nominated by Mex.
Davidson land seconded by Robert
French. On Tuesdat Mr. Stephens
-withdrew, and. -Mr. Winter was de-
clared selected len acclamation- •
Leoal Brian -Mr. ,Robt. Pringle
of Chicago (was in town this week,
the guest of friends. -Mr. and Mrs.
Panson rettoned on Monday frchn a
very pleasant ;visit with friends in
lisborne, making their headquarters
with Mr.- Paul Madge and. family,
.of the (1)frames Road. Mr. Famen
says it makes him feel young agein
to gat oat onto a faxon this time of
year. -34. (Walter Piekend send, Mr.
W. IE.-Minschley are leaving ceinexit
Walks daid down to their residences.
-Dr. iTheo Ooleman, of Hamilton,
-Wa'S here last week. He was ogled
eee Mies Robertson, Mrs. T4 N.
Coleman's sister, ;who mats very 111,
but (who is DOW recovering. -Mr.
'Tonnes Mays lis making numerous im-
provements ion 'the Peters residence
on tGoderich street wlhich •he reoently
ptIrohtssed.-Mr*. (Itev.) Cosens, of
Brussels, vent nitendiay here with
her Mother, Mr. R. Govenlock and
other triends.-The, bazaar held on
Saturday in the vacant store in
Oardno's block by the Ladies' Aid
of the Presbyterian anutroh, was in
every ,respect la amnesia Nea-rly all
that was for sale wan disposed ot,
• large inurnaber sof people were ted and
the ilinancial %enema :were most sat-
isfactory amounting Ito $140 and. all
enjoyed a soda& and pleasant, if
nusy talter.noan.-Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Pringle, of Stratford, formerly of
Seaforth, I. tend starting on a trip
to the old onatry in a few (days
and will -,like spend the simmer .on
the other tsi e of the Atlantic. Mr.
Pringle has an elder `brother sUll
living tin Scotland. The many friends
of INIT. and Mrs. Pringle among the
readers Of The Expositor will .unlite
hvith it dnwhining them an agiee-
-able voyage, a pleasant visit a-
mong the scenes of their youth and
a safe retie:ext.-Rev. Z. S. Welsh,
Canadian secretary of the Britian.
and Foreign (Bible Society will
preach tin, tine Prebyter,,n church
next Sunday (forenoon. Mr. Welsh
Is is brother a ,Mrs. John Weir. He
is an able preacher. and an sa.uthor of
•;considerable renown. -Mr. 113. Thom-
son, of liensall, drove through here
on Tuesday oin his way bo 4the town-
ahip of Grey to visit some friends
there. --The many old friends *1 Mr.
Thomas Darwin, of this town, were
pleased toisee that he was -able to
dome eat and poll his note an lYfOn-
day last. Mr. Darwin, is 97 years of
age and is tilt in posSession sof •all
his (fatuities, is able` to read the
Globe and enjoy what the reads and,
has ;very goad health. We hope our
old (friend may *continue to enjoy
life for many years yet. -Mr. and
Mrs. S. iCadmore of Insborn,e, epent
Monday night there with Mrs. Cad-
niore's parents/ Mr. and. Mrs. P.
Daley. -Mrs. (Dr) Lynch and little
daughter went to Hamilton this
week' to ivisit aselativeis there. -Mrs,
J. F. Clark, of Toronto, spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. -Greig.-
Mr. Norman Campbell is here just
;now nisitinig !his mother. Mr.Campe
ibell !has (beenctnthe .staff of &the
Bank of Commerce for a good many
years and ;has resigned that posi-
tion and intends goinig to Nashville,
Terinesee, 'With the 'view of engag-
ing in business on his own oncount.
si-Mr. and Mrn, Robert Boyce, of
3-
Jake, -'visited ta,t the 'borne of itlie
former's parents; flYfr. and Mrs. 'B.
Boyce this (week.: -Rev. 13Yir. Larkin
land Rev. (Mr. Shaw, of Egmondviile,
exchanged pulpit ir dont Sabbath
forenolon.-Hay and'espealally clover
is (likely to be a short crop in this
vicinity 'this season. --Wednesday
fast was the 15th, anniversary of
the deathoof Sir LX,An Macdonald,
We iunderatand that Mr. Morrison,
'of (McKillop, (has presented hS bride
with ta. 'beautiful Burl walnut Do-
minion nixie*, which nee purehased
from 4. In Peck 18c ot• Seaforth.
Mr. Fell, of Statfa has also parehas-
ed a 'handsome Mellanian mon from
the Same 11irm.-11he violinpu,pilsef
Miss Ediva. (Piekard awl others will
give la,Illusiead entertainment in tbe
basement of ;the linethedint ohnroh
for the benefit of the Epwortih Lea-
gue, on the 18tite inst.-Rev. F. M.
Markin and Mr. Rahn Govenlock, of
Bea.forth ; 'Rev. D. !Carswell, Duff's
chu,rah, sMoKillop, sand Mr. and Mrs.
Alex. -Gardiner, of McKillop,are at-
tending the General Assembly in
London. -The new time of R. H.
JUNE
.�nthof Roses
Brings a Little
Economy Lesson
If - somethingYYou lpaytoo talfuyeohn- fopraya!nolyoda tlhititniglo
a, ayn
et tr
se
you lose everything, because you have not1iing 6
at the beginning or at the end. This fact leads to the point in view,
emphatically make the statement that you will not find trash here ---t
fore yon cannot buy it -even by aocidente and now at the three old of
mer, with stocks as never before, you w\ill find here a price -int rest a
quality -interest that is irresistible in every one of our many departments.
Stylish New Slimmer M Hine
• A cheap hat is a cheap affair at
best, Cheapness is not the aunt of
our millinery stock. Ohea'p, or rather
"trashy"materials and cheap labor
find no favor here. But, pretty hats,
tastily designed from thoroughly pod
materials, 'await you at temptingly
low prices,
June Brides
Find That The
Becoming Ha
Be Procured Her
We now Mandan -Me New
S treet' Hts
H at Shoes
Flower
•also
nibbles* In Now Penal n Eff
an* -
Mennen end Chiffons itt 41ver SI
• The Newest Dress Mater
Cotton Stuffs Wool
ORGAND lE S
• SIVISSES
LAWNS
DIMITIES
PIQUES
0 ilAMBRAYS
VLAINETTES
SATEENS
°RALLIES
DUCKS
The
Shoppers wish to see a compre.
hensive gathering of dress goods
from whieh to select their summer
gowns, No doubt about that.
Realizing this desire, we have pre.
pared accordingly.
The very newest fabrics are no w
here and on view and are priced to
enthuse quick sake.
St
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MOnth Of. Bd.
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During June we specially invite the brides of 19061 as well jaR tho
other -years, to inspect our beautiful collection of Carpets and Lae On
and also our other attractive furnishings for floors and windows,
Dress Goods Specials Now on ft
Light Fawn.Mottled Tweed..... ......• fo
Lignt Colored Fancy Cheeks (stylish) tik for
Navy Hair Line Stripe Mohair,.... -.....,....,......60c for 35a
Brown Check Mohair. .50c fox 23e
Two Tone Covert ....E. 1".0400,4.11 fk• • ; ff for 35e
Queen's Grey .75c for 40c
Specyds shown in Cotton Stuffs equally as attractive...-.
amill0•10.0sk
Peek i& Coo Oft Seat,orth, Shave re
nently Ipbaced a 'beautiful Bell pi-
ano an !the home of Mr. Ruigh Semite
ton, ion Tutakersmitb, and anther of
the same Istyle at Mr. john Caimp-
bell's. Miss Warren, of Herman, has
talk, tpurchased a Tien piano tram
the 'same nirm.-Mrs. R. S. Roberts
has thad a new coment -cellar and cis -
stern !placed in her house. -Dr, Camp-
bell, sof ,Brooklyn, New Work,
erly lat iSeaforth, and ibis AO, Dr.
Chas. Campbell, had a ;narrow es-
cape tr,om death ;the other day. They
were oat olriving when their -horse
was frightened by an automobile,
and ithey Were anown down an em-
bankment. They were both badly
shaken Top and. had a miraealieus nee
nape (from death -Mrs a. P. Gibaan,
sot flowa, fie; visiting her father, &Ir.
Thos. Livingston, - of Mullett, and
other friends. Mrs. 'Gibson is a for-
mer resident ;of "Seaferth, alld left
here laboultetwenty years aga.-1)ne
nmany (friends of Mra. Tboze. Living-
ston, inear Mina, who; ;has been &id
uip 'With tan atback of paralysis, will
be pleased to learn, ,that she is now
so itar recovered as to ber able to
go around the thouse.-The South and
-West Huron Farmers' Institutes will
have their annual exoursion to
Guelph next Friday.
- by block and tackle by Mr. irialay4
son, of If uokeremith. W in pinto
ed Mr. (Borten will hav one of Iller
largest and Ittest learns ti ithe
ship' ansl we hope /he ay daa
filled ito overflowingvery .
with Widen. grain.
A 'New (Barn. -The M srs. II
Gordon, ,issf the 6 none
last week Iliad n fine ne barn
ed. oThe building d 40x 0 feet
stone &wind -Axon and will be
the best and most zany Went
in that teatime. We (tr z the
Messrs. -Gordon swill ha.v crop cJ
to more than .11 ,thei
Staffa.
Ofk Ito the Wet. -Mies Agnes Her-
ron, of Staffa, isft on Tuesday on
a trip to the Northwest. She 4111.
go to Moose Jaw, where beiwill
visit ter sinter, MTS. aloseph Getty.
She was accompanied by Miss Mil-
ler and Mrs. James Gillespie, of
Cromarty. We trust they will all
• have a pleasant trip.
Usbnleao.
-A New Barn.-2,Ir.iWne. Horton, of
the 4th ooncession, had A largo barn
raised this week. inshe barn/ is 40 by
80 feet on -atone and brick wall for
' stabling landerneatn. It is to have
an linen woof and will be finished up
in the most improved enetboda for
oenveniance :elan (comfort. Mr. Jas.
Brintnell bas tine contract s for tbe•
frame work land Wm. Kydd tor the
foundation. The frame was raisecl
•
To the West. s.
pie ttlid MSS Aggie
'Tuesday lea a trip to a t
the Northwest. They
as iMoornejaw, -where
Gil
will Tvisit ner nen, R. R. Gill
and Miss Miller will vi t ber
er, Mr. George Miller. We all
them ;a pleaeant trip a4nd tL sa
turn.
St. clolunt
fok
buNeiontesses.-Trerievi ititibTrotr15,o to onoKeoa
thday.
eanOnnepsalareee
,or rnlitarrthlhegey fop
r:bliti
gJt
hie young people.. A petty dze°
cord tor one day. -Man people fr
here attended Mr. Jr O'Cnn
° funeral an Seaforth on Monday
Ilnd all friends and no enemi000
eympatb tie being felt,- on; all
tor the widow and ohildren. C
B. 4. branol No. 361, St. Coln
was well represented in tbe pr
slon.-The nuptial mass WiLs3
and the omrriage serviee for
Julia -O'Reilly and Mr. Jas. Fl
gar was isolemnized here ell Tee
morning 'last. Miss Mary 0'
and Mr. Wm. Flannigan were 1,
nal witnems. A great nanatr-
other witnesses tarried •sac
firedteeb 1434)10dDgrttc*Atetlateiot sitiV tnniet
lar young eoulple as their cab la
(swan, nonvoyed by a flying gel
ren, f ralbev tired blogies.