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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1906-06-29, Page 1a Mugs vtrjd to waat. Does a low pri t please raethods and gear - this is your store. goods bought here. ase IftI Tay is a ranee of at the folrowing dn or 40c for 60c for 90c, for 75c for Iruishis 'it mportattt 0 arp Reductionz. "E have picked out for diate riddance 8evert orthy furnishings froi as are listed to the lett. ter concerning the go 1, and their price re teresting. sCome and see. LGAII.cS &WAIT YOU INSPECTION. offr Spec Netar 2 MUSLIN'S - WNS WISSES DUCKS PIQUES PRINTS GINGHAM SATEENS ORGANDIES D'IcA.INETTES DRY 600M srArogni. o =addressed tb meet 6talfa. tered (Time. -The Ladies' church, are planning a. festival, to bes" held in own. hall On Tuesday, Uh A. real good time is in I who attend. V&rLLa Services. -The aneraisi k. l)dge, Canadian Order ters, will attend at the litirola in a body, next Sab ea at 6.3ft A eapeeial serrair Se fur the accasion, d by the pastor, Rev. u. The members are req cet in the lodge room k. It is desirable that iraed turn out. ----a Constance. Sfs-Mr. Wm. polark ret urday ISom Ottawa, av rrt as a delegate to the cerivention-Miss vas visiting with ats-r Meigele McDonald, durin ;week": -Rev. A.K.Birks pr krewell sermon the comi .s he will npt supply It uring the &Yin ing year. (of Seaforth are Sorban Min another year. -- 01 ,of our young peo I sage of the cheep. e t rei t .- Mess rs. (Johntt a and Miss A. Wyatt vireto friands in this vioinitl put week. --Mr. T waS in l'etrolia this ; .-- Londeeboree 4 aon't forget our (c}:a Is. The Methedi s. ,rune 29th and th yld theirs on rasa ra t ions have bee ke these both a e r f r on. here took L excursion this week - f oar young people moonliaset excursion ight.-Rev. Mr. Clem his farewell sermon ,0 intght next, June 24t%. Gurrie will fill his dit xing Sunday. -Miss nt pent this week W. Lyon. 2BIRTY-EIG1M1 YEAR. WHOLE NUIVIRER. kSEAFORTH,'4 FRIDAY, RINE 29, 1906. •••••••••1111111 Fine I Tailoring I and IreadYMade Clothing I TiieGREIG LOTHIN 0 0 I& Pset,....ter7":: 1 FURS AND FURNISH INdS " SCITTAILME 11:3MA.I.J ' BTOICEI. ss, KEEP K BIC a small expenditure of cash, and a energy, coupled virith good judgment, is no reason Nyhy people should not be for the hot spell. The Seaforth Razes. The tannual met of the Seaforach Turf Club was held on, Weaneaday and Thursday of last week. On Wednesday inornidg the weather was threatening, but the rain kept off, mad ;the Itraok was ip good ;condition. There *as an extras large entry dist, and the traoing was Of the best. The 2.50 as th,ad thirteen Starters, and was the event of tlhe day. In, this race }Billy Cole collided with. }the feeee and Tan away. The stalky was smashed and the driver fthaken hp, but no further damage was done. Thursday morning was fine and brought .oult a big crowd 'bultI just after the races !Started aEgbower cable tup, and made the track (heavy, add (as aconsequelace the time Was slow, The feature (of this. day twas the 2.23 elass Which had eleven start- ers and (required seven 'heats Ito fin- ish the tract. Despite the 'unfaverable • weather Ithe gate receipts av,ere a - boat np to those of former 'years,and taken al,to'geither this was 'undoubt- edly Wile most ,successful meet held under the ausoicies of the (club. (The following is the score; - FIRST DAY. little 2,50 _ Wilkes Mediutn, W. B. -Kitchen, Tilsonburg 1 1 1 Deltic, II. James, Hamilton .„ 6 2 2 7 4 there Little Tim, W. Hodson, Iroquois Lady Gothard, M. Connors, Peterboro8 2 8 College King, D. M. MoLachlan,Chatham., 3 3 comfortably dressed Autrann Sias E. J. Curran, Oil City 4 8 0 Little Harry,Archibald & Cudniore,Seaforth 6 9 7 ..fohnnie Reilly, T.Fitzgerald, Toronto, 7 4 6 Zac Metibun, Dr. Kern, Berlin . 9 6 6 Owen Gallagher, E. M. Stewart, Guelph.... 11 11 10 Lucky Jim, J. Irvine, •Dundas 10 10 11 Time -2.10, 2.21/, 2.194. At present we are putting on sale a full line of Rottathelearable which no one should fail to take advantage of. Tho goo are all brand new, and. the prices are exceptionally low. Below we give a partial list of the lines offered: Shirts — A big ra'nge of Cool Summer Shirts, in a great variety of pat- terns and all sizes -hard and soft bosom, some with soft collar attached., Regular price .75c to $1 - Straw Hats Sale Price 5 2.19 PAcit,— R. Whiting, W. Glazer, Dunlop, 1 Darks'Hal., W. Herod, Guelph 3 Col. Hunter, T.:31uniock, Hensall 2 Gertie Hunter, E. M. Stewart, Guelph Billy Cole, E. J. Curran, Oil City Shtuleland Boy, F. Toor, Seaforth 7 Time -2,19i. 2.184, 2.174, 2,12i._ Every Hat in, the house new in shape and good variety to choose from. Regular price, $1 to $3 -Sale Pribe, 50c to $1.50\ With these we put in a line of Linen Hats. A choice from a lot of 5 dozen, at S ...,...__s ... en s ui. , One lot of one hundred suits in sizes 34t. 44, and all shades and patterns, single and double bres ted 'styles. Among this lot are a numbersof the finest ReadytMade Suits ever landed in Seaforth and are well worth twice the price we are asking for them. Regular price, $10 to $15 ' Sale Price, $7.50 • 50e Boys' 121 2 1 1 2 7 6 4 6 3 :3 4dis 7 dr 2,15 Pace— Little Sandy, W. Bailey, Toronto 1 .1. I Wisdom King, F. Leibler, Tavistook 8 2 2 Tim Alert, A. Davidson,- 2 3 8 Princess Simon, W. Graham, Tupperyine, 4 4 5 Mattie chimes, F. Toor, Seaforth 6 6 -4 Titne-2.20/, 2.161, 2.161. ,SICOND DAY. 2.23 PACE— Lady Hilda,- P. Borman, Stratford 6 1 5 4 8 1 1 Collingwood Boy, W. McGirr, Men - ford - 1 6 Orillia Belle, F. Daly, Orillia 3 3 1 Jude, J. Price, Danville 2 5 9 Harry S., R. Robson, Brampton4 7 4 Treaha, R. McArdle, Stratford5 2 8 bliss Peeler, W. Bessey, Hamilton 10 11 3 Crissy M., S.MePhail, Porter's Hill 9 4 5 Joe Allen, W. Sim son, Lindsay 11 9 10 Little Peo,T.Neville, Collingwood 8 10 7 Kitty.Brown, D. Hopkins, Detroit - 7 8 dr Time -2.194, 2.29/, 2.20, 2.261, 2.24/, 2.27, 2.30. A lot of 100 Boys' Suits, in size 24 to 34, two piece suits and three piece snits -styles single breasted. with strap i4 and belts, double breasted with or without straps and belts -all the most recently adopted styleain Boys' Suits. Regular price $3 to $6 • Sale Price /1.5O to $3 A line of Boys' Odd Pants for 25c. Boysllats-T. dozen Boys' Hats in the new sailor shapes 2 1 7 4 2 2 3.2 3 3 1 3 4 10 2 80 54 65 70 9 dr 2.40 TROT— Othello, J, Scatter, Chatham 1 1 Gussie Seott, J. J. Burns, Toronto • 2 2 King Jubilee, B. Ward, Toronto 6 3 Dan Bars,Archibald & Cadmore, Seaforth3- 5 Hattie F., C. Broadfoot, Brussels 4 4 Gertie P., T. Pinkney, Seaforth 5 43 Time -2.37/, 2.43/, 2.36. Fuss Fou ALL— Darky, J. E. Swartz, Winghtun 1 1 The Mystety, G. A. Brown, Leamington. z Collingwood ltooker,T.Neville,Collingwood 3 3 Time -2.204, 2.134, 2.21/. • That Horse Question. evergreen itree,s. He was seated on a camp (Shear near the bask (of the wagon When the horse gave a sad- den start, (which threw Mr, Lock- hart on his head on, the hard. (road. "seoeived an +ugly tent 031 the Ihead. -Before lelaving (Brussels for Wale laseburg, Mrs. (Rev.) 00 sen84 •was made the recipient (of 1810633.1e hand- some presents by - the different 'church organizations. with 'Which She was oonnected. 1 2 3 6 6 4 1 I -Mr, (jamb Taylor, who 110 been clon•ducting a bock and ailatee bash:teas in Clinton (Dor Some years, (ander the firm 'name of W. Taylor & $oh, has sold out the business Ito A. S. Massie, of tListowel. IfiShermen (fishing toff St. Joseph (made a large hand of 'fish one day Jut week, lin 'one dr their pcnd nets. he (catch, of 'pickerel and Whitefish was (remarkably large, and the Whole (catchwas avtdrith in the neighborhOod of $500. ,S. H. Smitih, ,the •well-knowaa' eattle buyer, of Clinton, suffered a pare lYtio stroke, rwlhile ait Walton, on Tuesday of last week. The stroke is rather (a serious one and effects the right side. -Harvey, the 12 year told son of Rhin (Andersen, of Dungannon, was drowned in the river there op Twee - day of last week. The little (fellow had gone tin for a bath. He get into alhole and being tunable to ISW1.131 was drowned before (assistanoe arrived. -lifiss Elizabeth Attrill, daughter itihe late Henry Y. Attrilledied at • her lionae, Ridgetown Park, Gode- rich, on Tu:esday of last' week. De. ceased had been in eloor. .11v4Ith or some time. 1 -J. H. Shirley, U. S. Cainsuil at Godericlh, is slated, for Sava, 1Fiji • Islands, in the list of appointments of the „tonsillar reatresentatives ,of United States in Ont aril° wilitese present pests are being attiolietted. Mr. Shirley has nrot accepted the pbst. • -3-tolhn C.,sort of the late ID. P. Morgay, of Goderidle died at the fres- idenee (of his uncle, James A. Ms Kay, fltbronto, son Thursday, after very long illness, the having for years been a 'sufferer from inflam- matory (rheumatism. The }remains were (brought to Goderich. -James Wray, sr., one df the pi- oneer residents of Tuartbeary, died at the residence' of his son tin that townShip on the 121ft• inst.'at the advanced age of 89 tyears. Deceased was a native *f Irefisnd, claiming to this (country in 1845. Some years later (he tame to Turnberry, and tas bout (18 years ago he (retired and lived tor six years in •Glorrie. Roust sone and alive daughters survive -Mr. and Mrs. E. of the 14t1i concession, Goderich ItowarShip, celebrat•ed their golden wedding on Wednesday .of laat week. This is kal'fat (Month, in advance of (Mei actual date, bat their eldest son. Rev. Mr., Rumban, of Warden, Manitoba, could, not lae present at the' utter date: All (tI le 'members of the (family were present (except Mrs. A. E. Sinciair, Of :Winnipeg, }Manitoba,. who ;visited her parents :last summer, ,George, (of Flint and Wm., (of Toronto. -The other day. as Rich. Porter :and his wife werei driving, along the 4th no Gaiderich township, they °erne to a Spot where •a cul- vert had been waghed away, and (the horse refusing to pass thncrugh it, was taken out of the rig. The trecvn- er then tried to drive or (lead it a- Mr. Editor, -After a lapse of, five weeks, during which ,time ,the writer: has apparently not „regained con- sadousness, • I notice an article' 'in our valuable -pager 'cin " Horse Breeding." Now (sir, although writ-, ( ten eatensibly (far the purpose of exploding the idomirfant theme of my reply, it was but a vain" 'effort to thixfow yfour irdaders off their guard by witching- off .on 'az tharangue, ea btut panadian bred horses, it,0 Vinhich T°1' ;will remember, 1 mrade ato re- feeenve Whatever. .1 , quite agree With, Mr. 'Breeder, and am. proud of the fact-I:hat the ;county sof tHuren has !Ong been reeognieed as ,a °en - re fair ,heavy horses, aid Wouldnot ,s,,e, 'a sire, the service of :which I, id net Oonsider worth 'anywth-erie f om $12 Itro $15 at leaSt, (but -iwirea el man trosses the I:wean as a matter, o ispetiulatfon ;Or simply for his .own - a andizement, it 'idoes dolt follow, as ults have amply teatified, that t publio invariably profit by. his venture. I would dike to give him al totich ain 'those cheap •colts that he • entioned, but as his 'attaok twas t Of an extremely virulent ohara ter, .I will otay my hand or the e, as, if under the eircuinstances, silo mid shoulder the lc roverbie.1 - oak Wake," you paigilit think X was s oiling for ta fight when, in real - it, I an lone of the best natereel f Haws tin, the world, even willing- to r commend him. to the mercy .of the rnen with the Canadian bred. horse, uSting Atilt the may else dealelieni- tly ,with ;him: New, Mr. Editor, eve no ambition to acquire rfa.me a Vootrkyversialist, hut if Kr. Breeder svill t?stick ttf his text, and fate the (raueic like a man, the twill find 'me promptly, 'al his servide right to a " finiSh. Thanking , you, M. Editbr, (for the spaos I have t a en, i.1 em ,, _ •(Yours very trnly, Sale Price, 25e omen's Raincoats Our Rain Ooats ateprononnced by all who see them to be the • most attractive in style and the most practical in cloth to be found anywhere. We are just receiving a new shipment of new styles which we .bought at clearing prices. These we are putting in with the lot. Regular price $10 to $15 Sale price, $7.50 to $9 Nell's Raincoats 25 Coats of excellent quality in sizes 38 to 48, in the cloth or rubber coats. Regular prices $8 to $12 .1 Sale pre, $5 to $ 7 rc e. ti 11 --ARTISTIC Wall Paper We have now what we conAkler the most beautiful line of New Wall Papers ever shown in Seaforth. 11 ,you want your wall paper at the right price and your work done neat- ly and promptly, buy from WINTE IS L I 't1.9!IWWOSMPitillagSI•geg.sgONISN.Va•Ma.t....MPOw MOLBAN BROS.e Publishers $1 a Year fit AdvaXiCe; . Reneall. low them to their new field if 'Tahoe cluDere,n9seteloire,i, cifvensItanna, peial rThslizir6drgeao;;311•11‘1,1 abbe. alit otuhrse aint ,Ftheerelosito.8e0nea Mellor zeflwieovrtebnintijeg al:aset 4.30 to 0 p. m. Glasses properly fitted 1983-tf i G. J. Sutherland has bad placed m his bands at a meeting the ctollowing address was 1 er of lots attached to eaeh. A good chance for a acm0MPanied bY a Purse &f o d. et ,he read by Mr. J. Vir. Ortwen ViraS treat bargain, two fine brick dwellings with a jinni - Pioture framing a Specialty. retired farmer or anyone wanting first-class dwell- ilneeting was very largely .attended logs at a bargain. .Also cheaper properties for sale. add the preseetatien wee made on Apply at once at the post office, Hernial!. 19764. Great Sacrifice Clearing Sale.—Owing to the seas- Eptverth League. The folcovving xs on being backward, and our store being crowded' the .address: is with Oelings with goods, we have deckled to cut the price on the -, , ods and make them move quickly. All must go -of Saaness that ihave Met thiS behalf of the eongregation and the at a treat sacrifice, and right at the first of the seas- evening, sadness because, the rela- Price paid for produce. J. Ortwein, Mensal. for the past tour years, and grow- 20102ing more p on en you require the goods. This. is a genuine 4.;,ons whiosh :have .s exi ted between us sale, conunencing Saturday June -23rd. Highest ti 'ons t .01 wen' the by, (must according to our itmeran- Briefs.-Mr. R. Cudmore has cy inew be severed. Your "(fearless fine cement block feutiadation fox} ....emcee.en denunciatien of what you considered Mr. T. Welsh's brick dwelling, 1 evil or ending towards evil, and that for nrOper exp•resston her tread- King street east, completed. Mr. a, ,,, ing could not have _been.1 excelled. Oudmere is an adept in the i,,,,a f dommedclations Tof that which is Miss Preston lad .no w relatives. She stone and brick 'w'ork -Mr H. Ar- , right 'and true, your pastoral wis- was bnought put friom Ireland cmany nold is improving the dwelling he , iting and ministrations to the sick, purchased from Mr. Cledwill in a : your iabeunding spirituality,- in a yetars age by Dr. Reid of Thornhill, dpen ' weed, your Manliness have •endear - in whose 'family she had been (a. e'er- mfa.nner that refledte credit hi tlive*AWAMONIMAMOVIAMOW Altogether the best stock in Seaforth to choose from, because everything is absolutely new and fresh, and bought at low prices, and selling at low prices. , zr 'Highest price for Butter and Eggs. The GRIEIG CLOTHING 00 a - East Side Main Street, one door South of the • Dominion Bank, SE.A.HOITTEE., tr ip 9 A FARMER. . • Huron Notes. ••,-Turnberrys 'voters' -list tor this year (contains a total of t860 names. ."1 -Vernon Scott. {the- Young Son ,of, B. Scott, of Winglham, fell from a la der the (other day, .aeald (broke' his arm. a-, Mr. E. M. Meleeaea, wale, has been scie'ncd master of tlhe Clinton Ockl- legiate InStitate tor the past 13 yelars fhia's resigned. Mr. McLean will go into (business in Clinton. • r-Angue McCuaig has leased this fine farm west of Walton, for a .-terin of years T.G. Ryan, of that loeality, and will leave for. (Saska.- been, Sa.skatolhewan, to take charge ofthis 'homestead. i-ViTlhile in the act of } repairing bi barn, on Thursday last, t.'Ar. P trick (Barrie, of Centralia, . fell from the aloof to Ithee ;ground, a ;des - tepee of 60 feet, and Idled( a few min- utes later. th' • x ed you to us. We (feel that in ;your , ra tor is enterprise.- rs. e- . . e . 4 true friends. • ' . I Dreocenenitliyof4rilixentegr, wassizotIsaiviwillaEg.e, rw.emhtly'arol wuearaereialipsyriaingr slew tied of vent. Canada. ti her Fred C. and Chas, A. -Mr. and Mrs, labor tired and weary and imaylia.p -Another deteehment of 1,200 Sal- wra. - sometimes almost discouraged and elurdock, "of Day City, spent the Vast "'week with his brothers even 'appalled tat the vastness of the vation Army immigrapts passed " way to (Winnipeg and the west. • . rktn es and Alex. -Word ba been work you are stiving to accomplish for the 'Master, when the sweet through Moietreal this week on their Th,oria- -Mr C6lin Sut'he d b , of Em 40, received here from •the cid country of the safe arrival }of Miss Bell, Peace win be whispered into Vvar . for 75 years a resident of Oxford ogunty, and one of the (pioneers :of Miss Stewart and Miss Moir, and the zerraoi vaseed away oil uffiday atteee.-tmherys cheaold1 na .vseirmyv_peasan solnhastoy .rarent: . nigh t. Ile wee 65 yedrs of age. -The late TitennaS McCormick, of ed Mr, Petty's dwelling recently 00- ICelellon,-a Mr. Geo. Louden, (leaves an estate probated MpledcEwen and Mr J. Maearthar Tre- . at lob ver $250,000. Ile leaves the alk turned this week. from the eola rand In- Hensall w4re aPPremate a:ad that your many Wends are wielung and praying ter your success in the work May somewhat lighten the burden upon you. We hope you will receive these pieces of ,gold trona your numerous =admirers iand .friends heart by Him who has men you. the work -to do, ;by rtint who has giv- en you the commission, "Go "ye- in- to ali the world and pree4h the Gespel tio ever creature." Evee then the thought that your many labors of has protgerty in trivet II= this grandchildren tosides several be- neighborhood where they had been t ts o Chari 'table inetitutions, for the past week or so on a busi- q ues-On Wednesday evening Luther nees and pleasure trims -Mr. James Sutherland, who still enjloys gar - M. Weetington, a prominent farmer dening in, this 83rd year, has been of H am ilt'on t ownship, near Port wing new potatoes and greenpeas Hoppe was kicked in the abdomen during the avast week.-Mra, W. .13; end ti'Ka...eeq they may- ,serve tt smocran ilenrs. a colt, and died from ,his injure t MoLean. returned recently from a some of the rough plaees lin your pathway. We wish you to ateept it pleasant trip to Barrie, Toronto and not in ianyway as ia. reward or pay- -At the trecent annual Pionie of otlier points. She was accompanied the Sarnia land Port Hutton Minis- ' terra' omen, two spirited games lef of Zurich, sand met her daughter base ball was played between, the .ssaar, Is fri„4„4,„ ,..4,,.. on 41,, Sarnia and Port Huron preachers, ""'" '"-"— was -- her }of which resulted in a tole- way Nome frem Winnipeg on la visit. tory- tor the Canadians. • -Mr. Jas. Berithron, sr., has (recent- • ly very madh improved the appear- -Mrs. Mary Shaughnessy, Mother of Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, peeei- ance of his dwelling by having it nicely painted. -Mr. A. King, rill - dent of the Canadian Ba*ific Rail- , way agent, is enjoying a couple of way, died in Milwaukee on Saturday. The deceased lady was a -native, of weeks holidays, and his plaota as be - Ireland, but had resided In Milwaue i.ng filled by Mr. A. Brendt, formerly kee fror over sixty years. • agent here. -Miss Doan, who has -Sohn C. O'Keefe, retired build- been an effioient and painstaking ing (contractor, brother of George teacher in the public sehaol, bay - O'Keefe, ex -M. e . P., and pollee ing resigned, was on Tuesday made magistrate (of Ottawa, dropped dead the recipient of a very handSome walk. He had sjust entered the house 'affeetienatelY worded address from Ga.lorn.e Chapman,%00C1 I be at, 1%-ilsole Bof 401,e,Re.ldwii. mtenioure set actompanied by Me upon returning to his home from a her eoholars. Both pooh alas: Hotel, ''Brucefield, with a load of good calves on ceased was a bachelor and 59 years ' the scho'ol.—Miss Aitcheson has also All parties wisbing coal' delivered at Br7icelfte"Id please call or write us. Chesney & Smiley, Seatorth: and, calling tor a servant, fell 'for- Saturday, June 30th, about 12 eclock. ward and -instantly expired. De. parents regret (her departup from resigned her obaege of the school of age. . __..gr„ j1313n Mori's= A one 10 •. se ems best known aofd most wealthy cal., ' presented by her pup wit shortest notice by an experienced curler ; A..so dresmaking. Miss. McCallum, Brucelleid P. O. zens et 'Montreal was knooked down an address (accompanied by a beau. - t i f ul clock. Miss ,Aitcheson is an 2011-2 • by her daughter, Mrs Che.rlesworth, ment thnt ta5 a hit token 'a °L1r CTOSS- the current , when the horse kicked Mr. Porter in the face,break- ing his upper jaw bone, seriously wounding his cheeks, and cutting the aower part of `his (nose' away from the Jhp. -There Oassed away at his thiome, on Ithe lath eencession of ;We& Wawanosh, fIlhursday, the 14th ist., tone of the Ibet known (farmers in the ItownShip, ba the persice Icf Mr. giosep(b: Gaunt, in ChB 150th year or (his- vg.e. He had been trtoubled with, 'asthma (fps 'some itime, but tno thiought (off tale sad (result .was ticipa.ted till a few days blefore his death. He .was the, last saember left of the well known firm of E. Gaunt & Sons,- (whose Leciester sheep (and Shorthorn Icatte were !prize •Win- ners en all the leadinlg agricaltural ShlOWS en, the Peovinee. Be was faigihly trespeoted, and leaves o, wid- ow and live small 'ehildren. • (-Thomas Winown, of Howick town- ship, near Clifford, has been danger-, o ysly till (from inflammation Of the. 1 ngs and this relatives are tatnxious a ut him. Be is the tylounget4t1 bro-s taxer of 'George Emmen, ef Brussels, Stretition 'has isold Out his hotel business in Beegrave, IBMs. Hill, of Seatorth, and formerly 114111*am and liondeshoro. Mr. Strettbon intends taking a trip to wet. • —Mr. Robert Lockhart, ;of 'Win. _ta.ra, met with a rather severe salefi ioident on Tuesday afternoon cif last week. In toompany with some tatighe bors the twat going to} the woods fon appreciation of your advise aild ad- menititons in order that we might seoure a Crown of - Glory in that City. 3V413pse streets ere .of „ Gold.. Our prayer to God is that good health and abundant Strength may be given y-ou. and .your ifamily in order that you may earry con the Master's work, and when our ..wiork here is accomplished. we may imcot wtere ptirtings shall be no mbr-e.° Dr. Medd, on behalf of 'himself and family, amde a feeling and suitable reply.. 2009-4 settion I, Tackersnelth, and isa OSTRICH FEATHERS cleaned and curled a end killed (by a street car rn (that eity en Saturday. He was 74 years exoellent teacher and both pupils and parents regret- her departure of age. When an his 69th year, Mr. from the sehool.—Miss McAllister Morrison, ,Who lhad been .a bachelor has treated herself to a handsome up :to this (age, married a young new piano. , woman, and as 'he htg:t3 010' other Tele - fives his 'large •estate will • irevert to 'her. • —Mr. C. tB. Poster, district passen- ger agent of the Canadian Pacific The "tete Henry- Cook. -On Wed- nesday, June 20t11, there passed a- way at- 'his home in Hensall, Henry Cseok, after a prolonged illness lot toapvay, whose offiee is in Toronto, about seven tinearths. His death was wak married ron Wednesday in' Stdue to stomachs trouble. Although Paul to Miss May B. MeKe.nzie, 1 the best imedieal skill was procured -daughter of Mr. Alexander McKen- it NVI'aS of 'n'o avail. The funeral zie, of that city and formerly. }of On- 't"o'c*k P -ace from his rc-sidegice on pntario. (Previous to leaving To- Friday atock, interment ter :was made the recipient of a being made itwo o'clock, Hensall Union mute- rontio for the happy event Mr. Fos- ter& cabinet of silverware and a tery. The _services at tl.he house were onducted by his pastor, Rev. silver tea set by his associate em- "Mr. Smith, land were very largely c -A dad fdro-wniinig aoeidenit in the attended. The locel liodge of the ployees. Al Red (Deer 'River, near Red Deteat, e. • Canadian Order of Foresters at - Red tended in a body the pall bearers bertBond, Mrs. Michael Lamarche, and being selected tfrom •among his bro- e., (has been just reoprited.. Mrs. her daughter, all of Siolheireia, were ther Foresters and eie services were conducted by the terder at the attempting to (ford "the river near eemeterY. MettlY relatives and Penhold StaitiOn, when the wagon friends from far and near were pre - ail were sent to piay their last respects to the Ito' was lifted by the current and throb' wn intio the river. deceased, who was so well and tfav- Mrs. Mond siieceeded ea regaereeag orably kniown as xme of Heniall's the vragon (1:1"ox and pulled 'out ZIETs. most enterprising business men. Mr. L'amarche, ibut She was dead. (me Cook as (horn in New Hamburg, child •was also dreweed. Ontario, in 1845 and in 1871 was s. -After dragging tbirougib the married to Catharine Magel, in 1Se- linito' po ice 'court tor several months the bringville, where the had a farm for preliminary investigation the ' ' ' stonspiracy (charge (againet the loffi- eight years, then moved to Zurich. In Zurich the established a flour (tiers of th'e Domini:on Wholesale 'Geo. mill and saw mill and successfully °era' tGuild has been zoncluded tend conducted the same for about four the feight defendants -oommitted or years. He the.s resided in Hensall for qiuired to deposit ball the iCrown bea.utiful horae, and was proprietor the past nineteen years and had a triel The defendants Twere 'not re - Attorney being iSatisfied that they IA the HenSall flour mill- He in - would appear when called upon. It stalled and operated for a member is hoped 'that they will pot (die from of years the electric light plant in old age before they are tailed upon. Heneall and was also the proprietor —On Friday evening, 15th. inst., a number of the 'friends sand relae tives ;of Mr. and Mrs.- Adion Meeker, ST., Babylon Line, Hay, met at It'heir 'home Ito celebrate 'the seventy-fourth anniversary (of Mr. Deeker's birth- day. In (tele course ,of the ;evening, Miss Annie -Hey read a nicely mord- ed address and Mr. Decher was pre-, @existed with a beautiful .arm while Mrs. (Dedher received a very prettylable °both. The cou:ple were taken entirely by SUIxtcirise and Mr. Dedher made a very 'feeling reply en behalf (of lisolth., Mr. and Mrs. Dech- er, tspite of their old (age, are bdth enjoying' (good health add we all hope Ithey Will still be spared tea enjoy, ma:ny birthdays. Among those who were present at ttlhe "party were Mr.( and Mrs. Decher's three tahildrein, grandchildren and ten great grand-, children. -A tvery tremarkable woman died iriqlorfonto la few days ago, Her Ina:me Was WE'S tatnin Preston, but tshe was familiarly known as " Thely She as 100 years of age land had been ill but tour days. With, her death oloses one of. the tmost 'strik- ing lives of Canadian women, and .onte let the beet known Methodists tin Ganadajpasses away.. "Holy Aim" is a familiar name to many iresidents in Toronto and to idthet tpersons in various parts of the Dpminion. :Up td hoar days before 'het death isle waS in full possession tof All her fac- ulties, and was both, bright land 'ac- tive. After ooraing Atoefinstiairs add ddating ,herself at the breakfast tabie, he was stricken with partial paralysis, and !never regained con- sciousness. Miss Preston came orig- inally from Trelena. She never learned the alphabet, but she Wes able to treasl the bible finea schdlarly manner. tPraetioatly ishe (knew the bible by heart. No later those the Sunday morning oreceding ,her death she read passage13 Berkley street Methedig •elearch, Ale vastr, Bev. -Mr. tGeorge Gantt, manager of of the (Lucan electric liglet plant. `Briefs. -Messrs. Charjes M(ustard and Albert McQueen, rtwo, 'of our Erneefield 'fbioys )ave !successfully:. passed (their examinations at f.eorrone • bo University, Mr. MuStard ing e. $50 schiolarehip. They are beth olever students. -Mr. Thomas Fraser, of the 3rd eontession.sof Stanley, had a plod lamb killed by dogs (a few nights ago. -Mr:. 1'. Glen, of St4aniey, near here„ ihad the miafortime ta; lose =a good mare- by; Wafts' soaisonrng.-Mr. 'A. A. Wiftta of the Mill rdad recently gaold at very, fine ,two. year old roadeter colt Tho Mr. Hfabkirk, tof Hensel!, at a big price. This Colt 'Was sired by alaek- rani and the dam is a Bnown Sleeker mare. It should be a get611 one. The egtx(awberry festival, (herd we VIrs. ,Turner's eawn ic431 -Tuesday ieve ening amder the fauspinies of the 33rubefield lloreaters, iwias iplca. -did success. (The evening ws one oft the most deliglitfal of the setiSon, betng 'neither %loco N..4a.rm nick. too cold and there was a large orfowa of 'people present, young people 002014 ing from miles •axfourfd. The straw- berries were sarvid sin abundance, while the Zurich brand diseoursea sweet music, (and Sociability andgen- nine enjeymedt was the order of the evening. Who wilIkgive us the next pleasant outdoor evening f -Dr. P.- MoEwen, of Detr'oit, is visiting at the home 'of •Ns +nether, Mrs. A. MoEwen.-On Sanbath moreing last Rev. John ileandestierough, of North Dakota, conducted the services in - Union churoh. Cook as his theme "personal Work" and delivered a most earnest and heart sea -robing diseourse. He said that it the Christians in the Church would only Work as they should the entiret neighborhood would soon be woh for Christ. Mr. bandslioreugh is a graduate of the lvfoodie Institute, Chicago, and is a natrve of Tuck- ersmit h.: -Among those from. till's vicinity who took in the Detroit ex- cursion Last week we have heard of the following: W. Wilson, Frank Aikenhee.d, Cameron, D. Swan M. MeEwen end Miss Lizzie Me! ,Gregor. They all report a. Igoe; sail on the lake and river. end s. pleasant time. -Mr. Charles Sewers is home from London Medina' 1001, lege. Sons of trempe*noe.--Tlit tem enoe meeting (held 1511 tbet (Pres terfaivehureh, in this plaae, on Mc clay evening dast, ander the ?..us,pie- ie.s .of the Soros of /Tempera:nee, hoes in every •way a decided success. Mhe evening meas fine and a goOdly num, ter ;were present. Rev. E. as. Sawers: filled the eilelair in his usual able Old pleasing /manner and a.ddresaes wvie given by Rev, A. R. (Brown, of Varna, ,wee dealt veith etatieti- eal aide of the temperance queeie tion ; Mies Jennie Murray, of ;Ron-- dall, who disetemed the liqu'or ,quie3-7 tion frimn the 66:ndpiotret ;of the the !youth, the wenran, itbe patriarch and the "Ohriktianr and Rev. W. M. Martin, iof /Exeter, twho spoke WI the higUr midtives for 'hod. fal Abstinence. Each otaimr vie.; Betted the eubjeot with able, earn," eM and oenvimPag aeguraert.. e„ and ,wras !listened Ito with rapt attention. Miss 14arl tWise delighted the audle ems ;with her well rellder*I. eoroc, and the singing ve the idicieeon foleoir. elenteninateons here, and the village brianght ..forth 'hi/fatty s-ptilause„ at large as they were ever ready to take an aotive p ant in -whatever 'tended to the welfare and advance, ment of- the village, land ithe hest Wishes of a boot of friends will large trust company in New; tYKYTk He Was coulleitnean Hensall for manager of the Mortaionts' Bamk of years assisteeet: number of terms and served in the first co;uneil there. He was ac - City, rand Ifor Some Canada, Montreal, tive member of the Canadian Order Lan m near ;Galt and iiihrstends116teoghtiettlit of Foresters and of the Canadian vert lit into a summer residence and Home Cirole. He Was also a member spend the warm mantle of ca.cb year of the Presbyterian chu.rch. Deceas- there. Mrs. Gault is a sister of ed Was an enterprising business man Mrs. tLeingdoin Milks, the wealthy and in ibis death Hensel leas met proprietor of (Langdon Hall, a very with a distinot loss in a business fine eStatte aleout three miles from way. He ieft numerous friends and Galt. Mr. iWilks is completing a his wife and five children—ltrs. E. $35,000 tresidenee on his eState. H. johns, of Guelph; Wm. B. and —Mr. (George Allen, of Rothsay, Chas. al., of Mimeo, and Cornelius had quite a severe experience a S. and Norman B., at home, to few (days ago. 'His little dog gait mourn the lass of 'o• 1 -118 - poisoned, and while be and' this band and father. deughter were giving it an anti- Presentation to Dr. Medd.-Th:e aote the .Ideg pet its teeth- through services held in the Methodist church /two of fingers, and (died holding on Sabbath ,daAt were very largely -him fast with his mouth awed attended,- the "occasioe being the tight. In order to free lira; the farewell sermons of Rev. Dr Medd dog's !mouth Wad to be pried open who had completed the tourtle year with. tan iron rod. The doctor Rya's of his p'astorate here. Al the "even - Sent or, who, cauterized the wounds, ing service the spacious elaureh was and they are now healing' as well filled te overflowing and. Dr. Medd as ten be exEeeted, but he will (have delivered. excellent and impressive some very sore fin'gers for quite a sermons both anorning and eveniag. During his Pasterate great pros - "—The (vagaries of lightning were perity has attended the church -in }exemplified in an (accident which all its branches of work and there lealpeened Ito Mrs. Joyner, an, iBn- has been a large addition to the (Oak .lady vviho lives in Souris, membership and 'eneouraging ad. Manitoba. Thuing the +korai vance finances Which were other elay, ahe remarked that She never in as prosperous a condition Y718Z rvery queer. *A man who as at the present time. All this pis was fsitting nearby noticed to his very largely due -to the efficiesat 'horror that the crothes on ther back and faithful manner in Whieb Dr were laifir-e, and before the blaze Medd discharged hie duties, and net was extinguished it had burned 0. 'only will. he and Ns family be great:a hole six finches in dila:meter ttler.otigh ly• mimed from Ms &arch but by all to the flesh. APIrs. Joyner was oat injured mud the lightning's work was not ivisible in any other trespeot. She was standirlz in a draft, whielt is always dangerous during an eleetrie M. L. Pearson, remarking aftervrezda . storm. - t . hearty mtte ol Thanks WAS given ito svIzt ttiok Oart And a. very pro -I eitable . and tenloyablis eveuin was- Airought tee et awe b'y the axngig of .the Neefltenel Anthem.