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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1906-08-03, Page 8n .Or •Twiffie This season we have only a limited quantity of the above well known twine, Leave. your order.; with us now. MEDAL " twine all say that it runs farther end is heaper than any other. For good value and right prices 00 e Pure Manilia Hay Rope HarVist Tools Machine Oils Binder Whips English Paris Green Our prices are right. Give us a call. MEM it SMILEY) Hardware* Stoves ard Goal. DOMINION BAN,Ii 'HEAD OF$1104 'TORONTO. e Robert- Scott, Brussels, 2 year old "V"`"' "" smith, year old filly, $200. George DISTRICT MATT W STORY. lave been fortunate in Hearing orte of the latest -nd most popular storlee of the times, Beverley of irafititark," by the very poplar and succeesful '` Beverley of Graustark " gives the romantic and perilous adventureet of an American wonneu in her journey from St. Petersburg to Ortfuettork, during to be the 1' ?airy Prince" every woman expects to see coming down the road, Capital, Fully Paid Up -68,009,000.0o Reserve Fund- and un- . -Evided Profits S 3,839,000 Deposit* by Public An 009,000 Total Assets S 48,odo,000 SEAFORTI-1 BRANCH, Merry -fitoliity for the transacting of a *mural booking bindings. - Collections made oil all points in Canada and abroad. ! ovation paid to the collection of Sale Notes. SAViNGS BANK. posits; of one dollar and .upwards re- - voiced, had interest paid or added June Manager. 11. HAYS, 00noisor succeseor to W. N. Witson NORTH MAIN ST., SEAFORTH. Gaaaral Fire, 14le and Accident Thew - lone agent, 'Reel Estate sod Loan Agent. Dealer in first-class 'family and Mandate.: Luring Bowing. Machines and Cream WOW 14401011d and White Sewleg hlachine4, and National end • mente, repairs and sundries for all hinds of towing maohines. right, Bonen dealieg and .satoefactien $PEC1AL OFFER In order aliviLthose Who are noe-now subseribere of Tut Exeetirrelf 11,‘apportunity to oft thie lent dory, weber° cretOed to give TITS EXPOITOR NOW UNTIL THE END OP THE YEAR Fog JAMES WATSON, end Bicycles. North linin,etreefe Seaforeh. STAPLES BROS. B AIR BERS and —We carry a- Choice Line - CIGARS' - • TOBACCOS Try us kir an ,EASY SHAVE and NIFTY HAIR pUT. Opposite . the Commercial Hotel Thisis an offer _that none should fides. Start right Um and get the first of the story as _we cannetprom- MaLBAN BROS. of Tuekerstnith, got another year old Canadian mare tor $205 ; and Scott, Hullett, a bay gelding for Words of Sympethy.-Mrs. R. G. :Webb, -of this town, has reeved, the 'following letter from the members .0/ .the Londesboro Methodist Sunday 'School, of which her late husband -Was for Tears a member : ! Dear Friend, -We, the members of the Londeshoro Methodist Sunday School .dornmittee, desire to express to you and your family Our sincere syse- Ivor* a,nd surely it is hard. enough pathy *in this tile hour of ,your ad to keep up the amateur status .with - bereavement. God'e ways are often oa those whose every aim should be roYsterious, and we canpot understand in that direction, taking- the very' op- whY our brother was permitted to posite cciurse, stiffer so long and 00 geverely, yet , we must remember that God is wise, 1 - and God is good 'and that He path - soricileotwyerwiltrohwoi-d- Tahte19-wHerortelhouowituroanl all well We, too feel that we have lost a friend.. His self-sacrificing August 31 and Septem er 1, in the HURON EXPOSIT° 0,atli to The Bugs Try Our -Potato Bug Fin. fah, it kills the bugs, in- vigorates the plants and increases the yield, PRICE 2i Cents per lb Vir, IC Kerslake, SR FORTH. Civic Horiday.-In response to a petition Mayor Broderick has pro- claimed Tuesday next, .A.ugust 7, as Civic holiday.- for Seeforth, and en- joins all good citizens to observe the .places will )be closed on that day. •The chief- attraction will be an: ex- cursion to iaoderich. The First New :Wheat -Mr. Jobeph Fowler, of the Huron road, Tucker- stnitlal bad -the . honor of bringing in the.,first load of • new wheat to the Seaforth :Co. It was' white wheat and tested 59 pounds to the bushel, whiele good for that var- iety of grain, 'The price receivedl was 70 cents staadarcl. It was delivered on Wednesday. Tr-avellees.-The following were ticketed :tart ethis week_ ley •IW. Som. erville, railway and steamship agent : Mr. and Mre S. Dickson, to" dmon- LeadburY, to Boston; Harvey Brown- ell, to _Detroit ; Niles Edith Cash, to Grand . Rapids, and return ; ' Mrs.. *weft, to Philadelphia; Mrs.. F. Oft0e,.: to Marlette, Michigan ; Mrs. John Finlayeon, the Misses Clara and Jennie Sclater and Miss Phemia Gov- erilock to S ult Ste Marie,' Via boat from' Pweo Sound. Brandon, Manitoba,• writes us on July 26th, as follows: noticed ah 'item lAt Tour tome of Jnly 1.2th, tak- en from - the. Goderich Star. A Northern Spy apple of igreat bea,uty and perfectly .sound, has been excit- ing the admiration of many callers at the Star office.' We can. beat that as at. the preeent time we can prdduce a number of Northern Spy appleet per- fectly' sound. These apples were grown on the farm of -Mr. Simon Mc- Kenzie, near Brucefield and ehipped to Brandon in November, 1905. Also one of. our grocer's in the city had for sale on July 21 both old and new apples. Can Goderich heat that ? - Will Case. -Re !Elizabeth Facli,1 de- ceased. This was. an action brought M the Surrogate Court of the county of _Huron, !by the -brother of the de-. ceased and certain of her nephews and niete4 all residing in Detroit, Michigan, to contest and set aside the will of Elizabeth Facia late of Seaforth, made the, dar before her death. The will left the property to another tea of nephews' and nieces of deceased. Judgment was given in faoor of the lattea and the Executors aritt declaring the will valid. Costs of the Executors to be paid out of the estate and the . contestants to pay their own costs. ge'L. ICilloran acted ,for the Executors. . • The Last -Sad Rites. --The remains whoae death we mentioned. last Week, Fall Term Opens Sept, 4th. day and were interred in The Malt - landbank cemetery, the funeral talc- STRATl?ORD. ONTARIO. Those interested in Business College wprk ehould wste for our large eatalogUe. This largest our graduates to responsible positions, Many of the leading huffiness colleges employ our graduates es teachers. Write now for a free ctfilogue. Ladies Rings. ing place from the 'residence of the mother of the deceased, Mrs. J. H. Broadfoot, oh 'Sunday afternoon. -The remains of the late Mrs. J. M. Smith, also arrived here on Saturday froin Regina. They were accompanied b7 Mr. Smith and Mr. Alex. ROBS, hus- 'band and brother of the deceased. The funeral took piece on Sunday after - 'noon from the residence .pf Dr. H. H. Ross, to Baird's cemetery, Stan- ley. Both funerals were conducted by Rev. F. H. Larkin, assisted by, Rev. Neil , Shatv. Both were largely at- gold. lOir Rtngir, set -syitia pearls and 89rne in heavier weig4ts at $2 60 eed $3.26, which are extra !lice. For thof e who want something better still, we have them in lak ilia. instead of Thor, of course, we have the diamoede at buy price up to $100, for the fellow who can spare a little more money. John Bulger, tended, despite the exceedingly wet weather. Mrs. Smith was a native of Stanley, near Brucefield and Mr. Horse Sale. -The ' auction , sale of imported p edigreed fillies at Archi- forth, on Tuesday,. attracted a large crowd of buyers from the surrounding country. These horses were purchased in the qld country and imported by Mr. Robt McMillan, of Hotlett. They were all pedigreed stock and as -in- dividuals were of the very best and are the class of entitle's that are re- quired to keep- up the high Standard of the draught horse ' in this part of the .country. Mr. McMillan deserves, great credit for his enterprise .and we trust that he has 'been fully' re - . the risk he ondertook in bringing them out- to this couatry. The auctioneer's hammer was wielded by Capt. T. 0. Rdbeon, oe London, and his persuas- ive tongue kept the.. bidding pretty brisk and while in somet cases the prices paid were not as high as raignt Jeweller, - Seaforth have been looked for, we judge they will average up fairly wel.l. The fporlilcoevis i:ng is a.list 'of the sales and Joseph Gibson, . Milbank, 7 year old. affidavits from Seaforth, -and the pro- ., Mare, $315 •, year old filly, $300 ; 1, test was allowed. This looked like a Notice Creditors. year old filly, $145. Thos. Berry, 1 pretty cold turn down, but the corn - us town hall. Further ianno cement re-. labors and .his influence artedngst ,garding details .will - be inade later, as a Sunday School will not soon be on. Arrangomentis- have. -also been forgotten. Me pray that God may give you strength to 1War this Wade for the society's fall premium, trial, • and that you may, under this which will consist of eight each st- heavy cloud, be led to arty, 'Thy will Parrot, sisgle# and double tulipS, six be dene.'e Signed on behalf of The hYacinths, ,five freesias, "'three daf- tee., Will Lyon, Thos.' Sampson.. ail. These are being imported direet from Holland and will probably be Wedding -.-At high. noon on Wed- ecrveeans ebetthteerrneeetmoalibertshhairip outs Utahlt; 0Tooeieinty- nesd ae• the marria.ge took place at . it has been decided to ra ,strot of their daughter julia, to premiudi as a bonus to all new mem- the 'tome of Mr. and Mrs. I. Lange g nt thie fall's Mr. George E. Wade, of Stratford. bers Joining now and paying in ad - The 'bride, who was unattended,stood vance their 'subscription a one dol - under floral bell, and wore a, tar for 1907. Further information may pretty gown of white Freud' organdie be had from Mr. 'Peter Dill or from with trifnmings of Valenciennes, lace Mr. H. Nir, Brown, secretary. and? insertion. Her bouquet was of whip roses. The ceremony was per- fornied by Rev. John Berry, rector of St. Thomas' church and Mrs. J. Best played, the wedding march. After luncheon the bride and groom lett ori, the afternoon train for Toronte amptiagara, where they will remain for a, few days before taking up their residence on Water street, Stratford. The beide's going away costume was Of navy blue venetian cloth, with a net ;waist over 'cream silk and a white hat trimmed with black ribbon. The guests from out of town were Mrs. and Mies Wade and Mr. Bores.. of Stratford; Mrs, A. Gillatly; of Sarnia, and Mr. W. J. Langstroth, of Hamilten. The Expositor joins with the many friends in congratulatiOns for the bridal coople. FARMER8.-You need cord for threohing. We ha,ve the best at the lowest pilaw., Iteld 64' 2W011011":2°11) vine and Reynold, a boy's coat. The tinder will please return to Deveretzx's blacksmith ohop, Sea - forth, and eblige Robert Devereaux. 2610x2 Fresh Tenderloin and Spat% Bibs every TuesdaY at Try Charlie Hines' hand laundry, Seaforth, for nloa and delieered, Charges reasonable. Laundry, two doorslsouth of Reid & Wilson'e hardware store See - forth. 19A8-tf Having bought the stock of E, A. Latimer at a nip 4th, all lines, at a greatreduction. Any per- te ophe dollar we will sell on Saturday next eon wishing to purehan apything in stoves, granite - ware or tinware, will save money by buying at this sale as all theee goods must be (geared immediately. Chesney & Smiley, Seaforth. 2010-1 • Dr. Ovens, eye anchear surgeon willhe at the Com Jimmie! hotel, Seaforth, on Wednesday, Aug 8 lfours 1 to 8 p; in. Cataract, equint, failing eye - eight, deafness, nasal catarrh treated and glasses properly fitted. 1083-tf PUMPS. ---The dry setiton makes the Utle of peen), Ashland, Ohio. the best well pump made. Reid & Wilson, Seaforth. 2016-2 GIRLS WANTED. -One dozen girls wanted at orfee to learn operating in the clothing department, Good wages for mart girls. Skilled. operators oleo wanted, The Seaforth Woollen Mills Co., Seaforth. Tinivare and graniteware sale at E, A. Latimeee BUTTER AND Bata -A, (.4. Ault, Sertfoi2::)111t,INtvill old stand, Seaforth, August 4th, pay the highest price in cash for any quantity ot good fresh butter and egge, Bring Mein right spice rolls go to Daly's, east side Main street, Sea - STOVE SALE at E. A.. Latimer's old stan22d00,1150;a- Speplai prieeit for Redpatir* Granulated Sugar in 100 pound lots. Butter, eggs potatoes, onions and all kinde of farm produce wen'ted at Daly's grocery, 2015-2 Death of Mr. Richard :Irwin. -An- other of the one-time leading busi- ness meniof this county has passed a- way, in the person of Mr. Richard Ir- win, of Clinton. Mr. Irwin died at his residence, in that town, on Sat- urday last, after an illness of sev- eral weeks, the result of a Severe cold, contracted while at Peterboro at- tending a conrention. He was sixty years of age. Mr. Irwin spent his early life in Paris, Brant- minty, but has been a resident of Clinton for a- bout forty years. For mnay years he was engaged in the enerca.ntile busi- ness, and after that was extensively engaged in the grain and produce business. was one of the .leading men of the town and his enterprise did not a little to aid in Its growth and prosperity. Like many others in the same business, he met with seri- ous losses a few years ago, which crippled him flnancially, and since then he had been 11 Mg a retired lite. He • was a good b Mess man, a useful citizen, and a most genial companion. He leaves a widow and family of three sons and four, daugh- • Tbe Hurons.Out -The Huron Foot - bail team of Seaforth. are out. They have returned the championship cup which they were allowed to bold, for a few days and have hung up their boots. The situation is this. The game In Dundee a short time ago, which gave them. the championship was Protestect by Dundas. That team claimed that one goal whick ,was not allovved' by the referee sheuld have been counted. The protest came be- fore the protest committee of the Western Football Association, and despite the fact that the referee of the disputed game was Mr. H. Brown, of Beralh, secretary. of the associa- tion, who still maintained that the goal in question should. not bell count- ed, the committee preferred the affi- davits of .some of the Dundee spec.; tators to his word, strengthened by In the estate of Elizabeth Ruth, late of the Tewn of seeforth, in the Vounty of Huron and Provinee of Ontarto, deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuatit to R. 8, Chap. 129, See, 3$, that, all persons having ' claims against the estate of the said Elizabeth Fitch, who died on the 20-th day of February, 19:10; are reqeired, on or before the alst day of August. 1000, to send by post prepaid, or deliver to J. L Eilloran, Seaforth,-Ont., eolicitor tor Joseph Weber and George A. Sills, exee- utors of the deceased, their names and addresses. full particulars of their claims, and the nature of the seettrit)" (if any) held by them. And notice ut hereby further given that after said date the said ligeoutont nrottetel to distribute the !mete of the said estate among the persons en- titled thereto, and that the,f shall not be liable for any claim of witieh theY shall noththen have Neely - ed melee. J. a. KtualtAx, Seaforth, Ontario, Solicitors for the Executors. ,Da this 31st of July, 1900. 201C.0 • Hensel', 3 year, old- filly, $315 . 2 ruitte were set on doing the thing year old filly, $840. Ed. French, Lo- up r gbt and added insult o njury. gen, 3 year ale filly, $825. Andrew They would not eotertain Seatorth's Beattie, MCICillop, 2 year old filly, proposition tp play home and home $460. Chas. Mason, Saskatoon; Sask., games again but instead decided on 4 year old filly, $260, John McDow- a sudden death game at Berlin. The ell, McKillop, 2 -year old filler, $330. Seaforth club gave reasons why the Alex. 'Gardiner, 3 year old fill old filly;i $850 ; 2 year old filly cKillop, 3 year old committee• should not set the ,g•ame a. Hackney, Farquhar, fee* -Friday, July 27th. The drown- ! $.265 ; 2 year old filly, stances were such thitt_they could not le filly, $240 ; 2 year Set their team on that day. -This 2 year old 11117, $210; did not matter td the 'committee so $165. James Simpson, • they set the undesirable date and McKillop, 3 year old gelding, $265, there ie a proSpect of the matter be - Wm. McQuillan, st.,Helens, 2 year oln ing brought before the full execu- year old filly, $260. ' Thomas Turn- hoped justice ,will be done. It is thhe bull, Brewster, Stephen township, 2 that gave the game to Dunda,s by de - year old filly, $820. W. Harvey, Kip- fault. The whole thing looks like an perl, 2 year old fillye $245 ; 2 year unfair, unsportsmanlike deal. It is old filly, $210; 2 year old filly, $226, this 4ind of, work that hurts amateur , Local Eriefs.-The clatter of the hori3es' feet on Main street pave- tnent makes one feel as le he were in the eity. The next thing is the clang of the electric street car; Mor- ris Shae's !bus gong is a very good imitation but it is not the real thing.-)diss Dale,. of Brandon, is here visiting ther . Mrs. NV. D. Bright. Miss Doble intends going a- broad shortly to pursue her musical studies. -Mr. and Mrs: Hugh Mein- ! toeh and daughter, of London, went 1 through town one day last week in ! their automobile. air. and Mrs. Mc- ' Intosb are spending „ their holicia7s I with Mr. -.McIntosh's parente In Me - Stratford, was du town on Thureday Icalling on the medical men. Tho doc- tor has Ibeen away nearly twa years studying Oiseases of the eye,. ear, nose and throat in gew York, Vienna, and Londcin, and is locating in. Strat- ford to- !Practice his specialty there. -Dr. Leo Xilloran has been appoint- ' ed official anaesthetist of St.hfichaer's hospital, Toronto. He also received a special diploma for his hospital work. We congratulate our :young friend, as this poeition is not often given to so young a man. It places him on the permanent ;staff of St. Michael's hospital. -The following pupils of, Mr. -W. 'Glenn Campbell have success- fully passed their; examinations, as follows: Plartoforth -Junior standing -honors, Miss Mabel Brandon, 13e1 - grave. Primary standing -,-Miss Iva Dodds, Seaforth ; Mini Winnie Millar, Clin-ton. Theory -Primary standing, Miss Jennie McBeath,BrucefieldaaMrs. and Miss Bethune have returned from Toronto. --Dr. Fasken and Mr. Norman Hoffman, of Regina, spent Sunday with friends in town. -Mr. W. Brine, of Hamilton, was here on Sanday, at- BroadfoiSt and Mrs. Stnith.-Mrs. R. Liadlaw has leased her residence, on John street, to Mr. H. Jeffrey. We are sorry to 'beryl that Mrs. Laidlaw and Miss Laidlaw intend leaving Sea - forth to reside in Detroit about the 1st of September. They both he missed in cliurch, musical • and so- • • 4444 Brucefielel, is here on a Yleit to his Marty old friende,-Mr. John Staples, of Staples Broo, was in Toronto last week and while. there purchased a, handsome new dhair, which hos since been installed In their barber ehop. They now have four chairs in the shop and need them all too. -Mr. W. S. Hamacher, of Oxford, Michigan, spent Saturday rwith his sister, Mrs. S. Gottschalk, He was called home to Zurich to attend the funeral a his brother.L.Miss Fergus Van Egmond returned on Monday to hor home tn- Toronto after pleasant visit with Miss Fergus McMann. -Miss Lou Mc- Mann is 'spending her vacation, int St. Thomas, and will Visit with friends in London !before returning. -George Israel is spending a few days in Mnskoka.-Nlise N.. Campbell and Miss Susie Govenlock etre also summering at Port Sandfield, Muskoka, -Mr. W. Morrieon, of McKillop is attending the Old Boye' reunion at Brockville this week. -Mrs. WM. Sleeth and daughter,' Mies Ada, are visiting, friends at Port Rope ,at present.- hir., and Mrs. J. hicKearnan, of Mus- kegon, Michigan, aoe visiting friends Seaforth and vicinity.-hir. W. C. McLeod; of London, is visiting his parents, hlr. and Mrs. W. a McLeod. -Stewart Bros C P R agents have ticketed the following this • week : N. Smith, of Regina, to Renfrew, and H. Hood to Pewee, Saskatchewan. -We understand that C P. R. -our- veyore are at present engaged laying out a line !between Walton and Brus- sels. This looks eel though the line from Seaforth to Brussels to con- nect with the Guelph and Goderich branch at Walton was an assured fact -Mr. Wm. Hamilton, of Syracuse, New York, a former mercbanteof Sea - forth, was here this weelt visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Richardson. He came all the way over in an auto- mobile, and is accompanied by Mrs. Hamilton. -Mrs. Messet, who spent the past few weeks here with her sis- ter, Mrs. L. Q. Jackson, left on- Mon- day last to visit her brothers in .Philadelphia, before returning to her home in Pettesburg, Illinols.-Mr. A. McAllister, of Milwaukee, spent a few days recently at the hems of Mr. J. a Laidlaw. -Miss Mildred Price, of Niagara Fall& niece of Mrs. Laid- law is at present visiting heree-afrs. W. R. Meyers and daughter, of aVir- ginia, are visiting at her father's, Mr. Thos. Kidd. -Mrs. John Wilson and children, of . are holt- P., with Mrs. Gunn and hie sons, aft) 'spending a holiday at the Rieer Bayfielde-Mrs- F. Case is vieit- ing her sister, Mrs. Joha I -Willie, in Marlette, Michigara-Mr. .and Mrs. Banton, of Winnipeg, visited . their cousins the Mises Hutchison, and other friends in town this week. - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robineon attended the funeral of their sister in-law, vveek. Mr. and Mrs. Davie had just recently returned 'from spending the winter in California. -Mr. Thos.Quig- ley has moved his shoe ehop into the store adjoining the new telephone of- Marlore-Walwin, of Lon- don, is the guest of Miss Helen Fear. ) Winthrop Foresters Service. -Rev. D. Cars- well will preach a special sermon in Cavan church, on Sunday evening, August 12th, to the local order of 'Canadian Foresters. Service will be- Londesboro Notes. -The Misses Shepherd, of Clinton, are guests of friends here. - Mrs. :Ashley preached in the Metho- dist . church Sunday evenitig.-Quar- terly meeting witl be held at Con- stance on Sunday morning next, -Mr. G. Wilkins will conduct service here. -Mr..Thomas Miller is delivering coal at ,present. Ilibbert eta .Andrew Scott has Our Voters. -According to the voters' list tor this' township ,for the pres- ent year, there are 743- votere in the toWnship. Of these 604 are entitled to vote at both parliamentary and munlie cipal elections; 102 at municipal elec- tions only, and 87 at parliamentary elections only. There are 87 female voters. The township is divided into four polling sub -divisions. The Voters. -According to the re- cently issued voters' list of this township there are 723 voters in! the townehip divided as follows ; Five hundred and ninety-four are entitled to vote at both° paillarnentary and municipal elections ; 129 are entiled to vote at municipal elections only and 70,. at parliamentary elections only. In 1904 there were 125 votere, or 432 more than this year, Last year there were '820 or 27 more than this year. There are '77 female voters, die vided as follows : Division one, 16; six, 12. There are 364 eligible to serve as jurors. 1 been spending his holidays in nurse • ing a very sore foot, the result of stepping on a rusty nail af, couple of weeks ago. -Mr. J. 0. Rose, of Guelph, spent Sunday in town, the guest of his brother-in-law, Mr. John Beattie, Broadfoot, of Philadelphia, and Her- - old, of Toronto, were her 'this week. i They came to attend tahe funerar of I their brother, Mr. Nifilliarn, j. Broad- , foot. -Mr. Monroe, post master and ' merchant of Minchester, was here on , Sunday, having driven down to• at- tend the funeral of the late Mrs. Smith. -We regret to learn that Mr. Alex, Sutherland, of John street, is Thompson, who has been caretaker of the public school for the pasI couple of year's, has resigned; to take a les - Mon with the Willis Shoe Company. -Mr, John Sutherlapd, Detroit, was here this week on a short visit to friends. -Mr. Robert Kemp, son of formerly of Seaforth, was here this week Calling , on old friends. Mr. Kemp leaveli shortly for China, Ikr ;where e has secured a good position as profe set. of pra.ctical engineering in a col ege.a.Several rin.ks of bowlers go to Gdderich next week, to take part in a tournament there. - Miss flodgins, daughter of Rev, J. W. Hodgins, of Chatham, was here visit- ' ing old friends. -Miss Bella Bethune, of Regina, is here visiting her, mall- er and sister. -The excavation for the pew shoe factory is completed -arid ; work 'has been started on the foun- dation. The building win be rushed ' 111) with all possible speed, -Mr. Jno. , is town on. Tuesday. -County Court- „cillor Wm. Isbister, of Morris. was in town on :Tuesday. He came tot at- tend the McMillan. Archibald & Cud - more sale df imported horses. -Mr. and Mrs. W. Blackwell, of San Fran - !else°, are here visiting Uri. Black - 1 Well's parents. Mr, and Mrs. .A. Dave ' idson.-Miss .1013d left last week to visit her brOthers in Middlesex and New Lendori, Connecticut. - Master -Maurice Kidd. of Detroit, is visiting at his grandfather's, Mr. Thomas Kidd. -Mr. and Mrs. Glase, of Lon- don, were- guests at the manse this week. -Messrs. W. Oughton and L. Horan. employees of the Bell En- gine Works, have gone to Clinton to work at their trade.-hIrs. Bro-wn. arid little child of Toronto, are guests of Mrs. Brown's mother. Mrs. John Killoran. -Mr. Thomas Pinkney has mid his .fast trotting mare,. Giertie P., to Mr. Skinner, of Mitchell, receiv- ing for her $500. She. is a promis- ing young animal vritb lots ot speed and will jet, make her mark. -Miss Willson. of Detroit, is visiting her sister. Mrs. W. G. Willis. -Mr. 'anti Mrs. S. Gottschalk and son, Wilbert, Were in Zurich on Frida7 attendiag the funeral of Mrs. Gottschalk's bro- ther, Mr. Reuben Hamacher. -Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dickson left on Mon- day on a trip to the veeet.-afr. C. Mason, of Sfeskatoon, Saskatchewan, and formerly of the Hill road/ near Dungannon. Shannon's Hill. -A largely signed petition was presented to Wamanosh council at its last meeting, by Messrs. Wm. Watson and James Young, ask- ing the township to have the ugly hill on the south boundary cut down some 10 feet, the clay -taken out: to be uped in filling up the hollow at the west end, thus making a good wide level grade throughout. The petition con- tained a guaranteed subscription of $73 to aid in the work. . A similar fte- titian will be presented to the Col- borne council on the 30th. The Wa- to spend an equal amount with the Colborpe council, and it is to be hoped the improvement will be made, as it is a very had hill and on a main road. There are a couple of bad hills on the 4th concession, too; and .as keep up they may be fairly expected to look after their hills. , Notes. -Mrs, Thomas Wilkinson is at present visiting friends in Car - is making good headway in getting acquainted with his people. Although be has been very busy incidental to moving, etc., he has made over 60 calls. He is being well received and is making a very favorable impres- sion. -We are sorry to report the serious illness of Mrs. Wm. Cooper, and hope for her speedy recovery. - The Misses Wilkinson, of C -rand Rap- ids, Michigan, are the gueots 'dies Tillie Wilkinson, this week. -Miss Louis Birney, of Exeter, Is at present visiting' her grantiparent& Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stonehouse.-Af ter a long illnees, our station agent, Mr. Duncan McGregor, has returned to duty, we are pleased to otate.-tir. Harvey Watson has returned home from Hamil,tqn, where he was engag- ong o Safi far, o omes After Success Effort Sincerity in Word and Dee,d is what makes friends wins custom.ers arows —ensures success. • We make nd claims we cannot subs antiate ; declare val s not show ; quote no prices we are Unable to make good, We Want BHA Business Augus We desire to put our store iu the best possible shape " coNtog season's trade. To regulate the departments w forth bargains daily—goods you be 1118d0 the richer for having and we will be placed -in a better position for having sold. Harvest Time Dress Goods Queen's Grey Mohair. -- Assortment of wlored and black stuffs, regular 35e to 60e Black Peon de Soie Two pieces Fancy Foulard.... Assortments of Fancy (Silks...-. Black and white I piece only, embroidered taffeta - Black Annum. -- SILKS .60c fe Mc 40 New Fail Diess Goods eTu0 Opened Dollars have Strong Buying Power in all Wearing - at present Now is Your Best Opportunity For Bargains in 'wash Stuffs 144 •itioh Grey and men Tweed.... 56 ineh. Dark they Oheek Tweed. 56 ineh Mid Grey Cheek Tweed. , 28 inch 'Farley °ream Wasting. ... * • We wish to demonettate how we ma the prices to allow you opportunities fbr bi on things we have to clear in the Ready - 'Department. pay you to come here need anything in the folloWing RAINCOATS SKIRTS LUSTRE WAISTS $i•LIC WAISTS LAWN WAISTS WIPAPP All our' Wash Goods are a traetivel • But here we single out a lot of pure ivbii Lila in. the higher qualities, which we wo you 4 not fail to see. Prices, in many iris are out right in two. In eolorpd. wash goods we hav to clear in • - Law/its ORGANDIES Millinery Bargains Any Hat in Our Store Half Price or Less Butter and Egg PRINTS GINGH Parasol- Barga Your Choice _ f any Fancy Paraso or Half Price Taken as Cash. ed as hialieman on the main line of the G. T. R. from Hamilton to Lon- 'don.-Thie two Master Grangers, of London, are at present visiting at Mrs. Allison's. -Mr. Peter Budge left on Monday Ito Visit Ills son, • 'Bev. A. L. Budge, of Hanover. -Mrs. A.Brooks and family of Contralto., are at pre- sent visiting at Finlay Anderson's. - Mr. J. L. Geddes and two soil.; spent last 'week at Baytiold, enjoying the lake breezes, Death or An Old Resident -Many of our readers will regret to learn of the death of an old and former . well known resident of this neigh-, horhood, in the person of Mr. Thomas McGregor. The sad event took place at the home of his nephew,. Mr. Thos. McGregor, of Carberry, -Manitoba, on Idly 18th, Mr, McOregor had reached the ripe old age -of 87 years ail his death woe simply a wea-ing out of the system, at. he suffered troll.) no particular disease. The deceased was a ;Inlet, unassuming man, thoroughly honest and upright in all his dealings and was consequently highly esteem- ” ed and respected bx MI who knew, him. His death riMOVels and those who did so much to make on the splendid tounty le, sW though he took no active P public affairs, still he lef him a better mark. He -did ve ould to leave the world het he found 4t and now he heel hie reward, ;leaving with are Ieft pleasant and profit cries of a life well apent Molnilop The Voters' List. -The voters' for McKillop this year cords names; the list for 1205 contaih* actly the same number, so that t is no falling off in this towps, as is the case in most municip In 1904 the total number of was up or seven more tkan-_th The voters this year are aivi follows: six hundred and are entitled to vote at both entary and. municipal electi at municipal elections parl4arnentary elections may. are 48 female voters% divided lows: Polling subdivision two, 20; three, fa and tour, are t64 eligible to serve sig.