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SPRING NEEDS
rim* spring cleaning and garden-
ing times you will find our store
headquarters for all requirements.
Perhaps you need. some of the
numerous articles which come in-
to use now. In Garden Tools-
Ilakesa Hoes, Spades and Shovels
we have the very best goods at
the lowest prices.
We 119,V0 special bargains in
Washing Machines and Wringers
Carpet Sweepers Whips Paint
KaIsornine Scrubbing Brushes
Caluanized Iron Tubs and Pails
rind Step Ladders
Sherwba•Wi Mame Paints
are the best and roost economical.
Cali and get color (cards,
Chesney
, ;
Archibald
SEEFORTH,
Hardware, Stoyes and Coal.
°minion Bank
,Head Office
bRONTO
••••••••••••••••••••••
Savings Bank
Deposits of 0.00 .and up-
wards received and interest
paid at:highest current rates,
Withdrawals may be made
-at aRy time,
ado
SEA -FORTH BRANCH
A. E. COLSON,
Manager
14.& HAYS, Solicitor
James Watson,
ME HURON EXPOSITOR.
11 Cliathiths; Re,. .,Stephen and Mrs.
Anon das Bond, Atwoods Miss Riedin, St. Thome
a0; Mies Gibsp
on London* Miss Price
Goderiche Sties Russell Fingal and
Um 'H. Phillips, .Torento; Mr. J. 13.
Adeses, Pittsburg."
Call Accepted. -At a special Meeting E bert 'Eta/Ia.-The following pas -
0 the Preebyte,ry Of• Huron held .1,n, sad the Easter EiaminationS held at
Clinton On Mandel, Rev; Mr. Smalls the Collegiate Inatitute: Forel IV
of Asiburn, aceeptelt the call to St: Parts 1 nd II -11 Whittaker. Part.
Andrew's church, Blyth, aind his in- . 11-W. MITItTOill, B Haiitry Y1 H.
duOtica to the charse will take place 131r1es, A. Camp'oell. Form 8B, ROX1'r
C61. Idle 18th inst., at one &tie* p, ors -J. Buchanan, lvf. Johastora Pass
us., Mr, Leckie, be preside ; Mr. Ur- J. -J. Dickson, A. dehnston, .A. Archie
quite*, to preach; Mr. Anderson,. to 'bald 3 Caster, A. . Somerville, M.
address the minister and Mr, Smith Dodds, J. Purcell, T. Anderson. Com -
the peoples
-DISTRICT MATTE
I I •mercial Forrre-M: Chesney; T: Jar -
masa G. Thomson, L. Faulkner, D.
Weelding.-A quiet wedding. was ,sol- Taaraaaaa
emnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Francis Beet, Nest William street, on Liverosse.-The annual :meeting of
Saturday afternoon last, when their 'the Canadian Lame:Asa Association
daughter, Charlotte Isabel, wag un- -was held in poronto on Good Friday.
itecl In marriage tel Mr. Harry HU- The following officers were elected :
lier, of Hamilton: -The ceremony', Was President, H. S. Cameron, Beaverton ;
pernsrmed by Rev. F. IL Larkin in let vice, Je NJ Wahine, Arthur; gnd
the srenente 0 onlyi the immediate vice, T. F. Dciyie, New Market; sec-
relatiree. Mr. and Mrs. Hillier, will !eatery and treasurer, t.W. H. Hall,
;reed' de in Harnilltrin. Wendt° ; together with: the council.
Mr. H. M. Jackson was nota °midi-
MissiOnaeY keelting.-Rev4 'T. T. date 'for the council, this 71311ir. One
Taylor, a the Preelbyterialn Mission 'hundred and twelve tides were vepres
altIth;ivi, India, at present home on seated!. The principal amendment wets
'furloughse , will deliver an •addreon the raising of ,the age limit ist the
his work in the Presbyterian church junior' ;series from 24 Ito sear,s,
on. Monday evening net. Theme - --e
ing l under Ithel 'auspices 0 the Oudden Deatin-MalnY aril1 regret to
Wornellt0 .4mtssion! liana or. the sudden death Of Mr.
bands. Mrs TaYlon ihaa beep! moatmoat,,Elrd, father of Mrs. .A:, K. Birks,
.successful in his ,wOrk, especially in of Seaforith. The 'deceased was one of
that of the industrial school lea bat!, the old residents 0 -the vicinity of
and ht e address stemless Ito Ine Holmletiville. He had "beers spending
, most interesting one
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COneert: The A. Y. Ps 'A. of St.
Thomas -charch have made . arrange -
the winter here with Mrs. Birks, and
await week went to pay a visit with
some 'friends at (Linwood', Perth coun-
ty. On. Monday lest he was a:pparents
metes for a cencert Ili Cardno's Op- ly in his 'usual health, but at supper(
era HOUSB, On Friday evening, April, time ithrnPlained a not feeling
th
19, :and have Secirredi fcir the ocean- and 14y down on a couch. He
ion the -following well known talent : seemed to *revs' worse, although no -
Donald. McGregor, baritone; Harry i thing SarlOttS wasl anticipated! end in-
Berrnett,t comic vocalist and Mies Lois a very few minntes was :dead. Heart
fWitlow, cellnit. Plan of Ine,11 open! dieease was the cause 0.death. The
to subscribera on Friday, April 12, sympathy of very many friends will
altAberhart's drug store, after that the -extended to .those who have been
date it viill bet open to the public. thus -suddenly bereaved.
Those wishing to seture_ 'reserved
seat tickets !before tne plan opens WANTED. -Good hands to work in furniture and
maj. do so lby applying Ito Mr. T. F. flash and door factory. State experienee and, wages,
The M. F. Beach 0o., Limited, Wineliester, Ont.
2050-2
We have a splendid wall finish in "Muriseo." Try
it, For hale only by Chesney and Arehibald, Sea -
forth. 2051-1
Chatham Incubators, Erorxlers and suPplies for
Call in and see them in operation. J. F. Daly,
EASTER.... •
•CONFEcTIONERY.._..,
Fresh Stock Just Received.
CoIe,man or. lto 15r., Hodginis.
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Sunday School Annivertsery.-The
annual erctertainment by the scholars
of. the Methodist Sunday, :school was
given in the. church on the evening Seaforth, Ont.
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of Good Friday. The chtireh was well Enete FOR HATOIIING.-Parties wishing to • se
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8 uccessor to W. .Watson filled by an appreciative a:a-fence. us Pure -Bred Barred Rack Eggs for Hatching, ay.
-WORTH- MAIN ST, SEAFOR'TH. The programme was a long One and PlY ic 0. s. Andrews, Post anteedOffice Gr2050-3
ocer. - Prices
reasonable and fer,tility guar.
contained many interesting andpleas-
General Firee Life and Accident Intim- see
'numbers. i -The children were, ninSatiOrwin W.Illiains Paints are as good as can be
once agent, Real Rotate and Loan '
s. They give satisfaction and are economical.
Agent. e aye a arge or color can a ea-
perfornied 'their :parts in a •rnost plema nay and Archibald, Seaforth. 0051-1
turing sowing mashilisa and cream insg maanner. The entire ;programme " plover Seed as Rood as you sold me' last year
en... Will do." That'S.what our seed customers tell us.
aleider in first -Class family and Manufas-
was tnoroughls enjoyed _end ,the
Separators; viz.
Now Raymond and White Sewing
trained by Miss' Doty, of London and w k II f1 Oh
testament throughout wast .gra- liegourtitire not called, think it over. Beattie Bros.,
Machines, and National and
otherwise. On Sunday 'special chit- servant. Apply to Mrs, G. F. Rogers, John Street,
frying eneCeBB, financially and egltVANT WANTBD.-ImmediateIy, a good general
2200:1,x-21
Une eda Ciream &parttime dren's :services were teld, which Seaforbh.
meats, repairs and sundries, fer ali -were
conducted by Rev: S. C. Toll, satesnonan to take hill char of oorset de rt-
Warrs.D. - At °nee, , a thoroughly experienced
Alto eewleg machine needles, oils attaoh.
kinde of sewing machines. Hensel.
With over 25 sears experience in the above
business you ean reet manned of prices
right, equara,dealieg and eisteefaction
guaranteed. .
JAMES WATSON0 -
merit. R. McKay & Co., 55-63 last King St, Iram-.
_ilteni. 2051x1
Honorhig a Former Iluronite.-The
We have all sizes
following despatch froro Winnipeg
dated
in poultry netting at •el t
prices. Che,sney and Archibald, Seaforth. 205°116
nromi lit resident
onda.y last, roefferishiato ea once our ha,inghems t
, P TherPer'sinntoil:
tug about the
L.Prices right. . Rea tie Bros., Sea-
tleip ations rwoiliowin gel isr.CitlhleYddHetre:pa;.t1:81111-'; . firra:shl.oa fagroulavallib,Ys.‘-sow is erour time to bring Wong
2051-2
4 also, Mayor a the itiegwhnaman. ; Wawrzo.-A. first class saleswoman for house! -
eral years represented the town its Wiling department.. R. McKay & Co., 55 -03 fatilit
.hthies fortune
goes. to enJoyinitthe. west a Yourtracie, butter, eggs, etc , are wanted22Zhe
haa made King St„ Hainilton.
count's?' council Ile
Jin the sumay gictath
an n°w Maple Leaf Store. P. Dill. •
end the wishes 4 ft old _Huron Flijoosi/ Soherwin William -is paint for ainting fi oirielmaknd
enprfoory staining them. A little nione°v
friends will rhbea;th;t hi i: hrighteist an- a big il ement. Chesney and Archiba21,10,51S4eeat'-
•‘t.heren., jamThe your lawn mowers to b:. sshpaogsned by our idealB.elawn
_ istarwneodi theposition
Iposisotionn, who re-eerstly re-,
chief ins ec . mower sharpener, E.
ilinirM108 Agent, and dealer In Sewing Machine
and BD:Wales. North Main street. Sealorib.
HARNESS
are now ready for in-
guaran-
re ous west Mr.
aunty. spection. Call and exigin°•'
teed, at the Maple Leaf Store. Fast colors
ilson was a merehant, private bank- . P. Dill. 2051-1
w y to :going tc, the
See
rmers around
vielnipy in Seeds.
n the neighbota '3(f
liarfrin„g" it0Wn of Wgi
el and ;bank rria.na e seat th d ;ea too good for the fa
Our own make of genuine Rubber Trimmed
Harness. It is the best value in Canada. Ask
your neighbor about them.
Bells-Jtrunks-Nallses Suit Cases -
Plush and 'Wool Rugs, Ete.
Inspect our stock before purehasing.
M. Broderick,
OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Seaforth.
2034
Spring Term Opens
Tuesday, April 2
STRATFORD, ONTARIO.
This school, which is the largest and most progres
sive commercial and shorthand school in Western
Ontario enjoys the reputation of doing the hest work
in business education m Canada. Our graduates are
in demand as commercial tetchers and office (Mist --
ants. Write for our free catalogue and you will get
full information o:nwerninr, our whoa
ELLIOTT & MoLACHLAN
Principals.
Farmers •
We have just put in stock
fresh line of
Gentian Ainseed Ginger
Fenngeck Sulphur Salts
Sa.ltpetre Etc.
for your own Condition pow.
dern Let us mix it for you -
A. full line of
Sheep Dip and Tick Destroyer
Hess Poul try Panacea
(Makes Elena Lay)
ZenOleUrf (tor Lice on Cattle)
Give us a trial, Oar prices are
right.
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'The J. S. ROBERTS.
DRUG STORE
V. MckAY, Manager
310,(if 000 it,t,trxf:fxril
'Herbert Philips, Toronto, and l "Dr. wide "'brim, droopieg -both front and
Think In Hundred Millions A. A.. Hicks, Chatham. The groom's back, with large soft flowers in,
l gilt to the (bride was a. hoop of shades of brown and, a trimming of
lanposeible, Isn't 1. ?
Seaforth. 2051-2
;bliaerei itforheOnBteleart, pairs of Dorothy Dodd theshoeesr,ecieni'vec11. few sample
Californal, f Alfas: seerhge,--ws box
of Hamilton' Pie it
gre-risaevest
:extawheredOxfords and Patent illt'ieci
pair from 'tititensde
.e.wd-nreso • 13efore his depa,r :301.41;18,1,c t it
stnds rematnine foe" sis inp (3% toorderyou a
or 1 1 ample pair. Samplerirn (t)olilitinoiCieishoot,Y‘f°i!ldeoantY1.211Ritovheer%
or vi ri was waited upon by 'a nruemetterht; . vlit is, opposite Expositor th 051.1
a .04tLeeti bank staff and presented
elver' loving cup, , suitably cheYsePhs:voehaesfoeow. second-hand cook stoves for sal
y and Arehibald, Seaforth. 2051-1 e
Lase_ _,. ri beind,.,6 and. a handsome travel- you like, Johnic,eimt don't bring home any more just -
Sound Atli,' Get the sugar and tobacco where
;years in 'the 3°11
service of the Bitnr.Itc 2o5f. 'Beattie Bros.,S f
has been as -good tea. .G4t-the original 280
ea orth. . •
Tea Sold only at
Dag ease. VII*. ,Wil
2051-2
Hamilton„,' '
. rzo.-A capable saleswoman, at once, to take
• full charge of ladies' underwear and hosiery depart-
;Bond-Boattie.-A very *pretty wed-amiton. l• meritl: Apply A. McKay 00., 55-03 East KgrixStt.,
Ht- I
ding was solemnized .in the Seafortis Poise Fouxo.-Found on the North Gravel Road '
Methodist church, en Tuesday, April on Saturda•y last, a purse containing a sum of too-
2nc1i, 1907, at 'high' noon, when Ade ney. The owner can have the same by calling at the
Louise Beattie, eldest daughter. ea Exposes'. °rase, Seaforth. 2051-1
Mr. and-' Mrs. James Beattie, was FOR SALF..-A good calf ; to be sold at ones.
united in Marriage to Allan Shepleyaforth
Apply to Mrs. Andrew Calder, near the2051x1 public
school, Se, .
Bone, assidtant C. P. R. solicitor in • •
the firm of Aokens, Robson & Co,, of Iviilliriery Openings. -In order that
Winnipeg, a‘nd aim 0 Rev. Stephen, the Easter botrnet might be. readyour
and Mrs. Bond, cif Atwood. Prompt-
ly at 12 o'cicok the oride came up
the aisle 0 the church on the arm
of her father, who gave her away.
She was attended ey her .eister, Miss
Minnie Beattie, while her little :cous-
ins _Miss Margaret Kellam, of Niag-
ll 'el little Miss Dorothy
F
ROGISTEROD
•
"NAME ON EVERY PIECE."
ovitiErs
,Chocolate Bonbons.,
FOR SALE BY
O. ABERHART,
DRUGGIST,
OARDNO'S _ - - BLOCK
kile..A.P 0 P.'1113
Agent for up-to-date Trustee, Siminges
Hot Water Bottles, Shoop'e remedies,
Cook'. Cotton Root Compound and
Wood's Phoeuhedine.
r
have had to 'play on the borne grounds i '
of the holders of the cup. In 'future and
a, series a games will be arrang-
ed each 13130.SOIL to, play off for this
lurerih7.,
Easter , Visiberse - Among, those uNirtifilliED mil LINit
Ey
'home fort Salter and vatting with
friedda in town during the vacation,
we noticed: D. T. Kennedy, Bank of
Comine,rce, Toronto; D. D4 Wilson,
Dominion Bank, ;Wingliarn; '5V...!
McKay, berristers Toronto, Miss Ada
Sienna Petersburg; plies Leila; Best.
and. lase Jennie Forms, Normal CO1.-
legs, Hamtitori; Miss Bella Ballaaas
tyne, Naterlon; Hugh Welsh, Hama,
jlion ; Miss C1IIS Pickard, London,,
Percy ToWn, • oodistock; Miss Cowan
of Toronto Uzi veraity; Keith Fear
and Gordon Go' re Toronto School of
Medicine; F , Philips, alo& or
Practical Scleaels; Mr. W.. Brine, G.
Kale and Mnes ;Steve"-, Hamilton.
ceiling is all finishedand it does 'add
so much to the t appearance a the
eitore.t,
.The hew mirrors and! Shelving
and the extra :coat of paint have made
a well appointed store look lbetter
thaz ever. At Pickard's too,, there
has been aln extra coat 01 paint, and
there too, as at McFaul's, there are
new frocks, readynto-wear and in the
piece, Coate, honsefurnishings and all
the 'novelties that delight the eye of
the shopper, these bright spring' dais.
Travellers. -The following' were
ticketed this week by Stewart tiroe.,
C. P. R. agents: Mr.. and Mrs, James
Roes wadi two daughters, of Clinton,
to Calumets, Alberta, Mr. 3. Miller,
of Dublin,. to ;Winnipeg; Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Hearne Mies Flora. McClure and
Miss K. Neelands, 0 Hallett, to
Herniate', Man..; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
W. Adams and daughters Lilian) to
Rocaitiville, Sask.; Mtn ;Hannay of
Tuckerstnith, to Milestone, Sask.
-The -following 'persons were tic-
keted to distant 'points tide week by
W. Somerville, Railway and Steam -
Ship agent; James Ward, niigmond-
vine, to B;riundon ;' Daniel Hughes, of
Beechwood, 'to North Battleford, Sas-
kaJtchewan ; R. E. Coates, Seafarth,
-and Dr. Warwick, Brussels, to She -
;Shone, Idaho,and lreturn ; Charles
Riley, Farquhar, to Grand Forks, B.
.C.; Richard" Van lEgmoncle to Sault
Ste. Marie; tirs. Moe, Anhure, to
Rochlester, N. Y.
ara. a sr an
Newcombe, also of Niagara Falls
were flower girls/; The groom was in
waiting at the '-"altar, having as
groomsman, Mr. I. B. Adams, Pitts-
burg. The ceremony was 'performed
.by the bride's grandfather, Rev. Geo.
Buggin, aesieted by Rev. Stephen
Bond., father of the groom. As the
bridal party passed up the aisle, al
double quartette, from the choir of
the church of, which the bride was a,
member, sang the bridal chorus from
"The Roe Maiden.," Duringthe:singing
of the register, Mrs. A. A. Hicks, oil
Chatham, sang "0 Fair, 0 Sweet, 0
Holy." The bride's dress was eoll-
enne Over taffeta, triMmed with pearls
and baby Irish lace: She carried a
shower -boquet of lilies of the yel-
1d hit Th b ide' eil.
was her mother's; who wore it 24
years ago as the first bride in the
church. The bridesenaid was attired
in •white point dlesprlt over whitetate bow of Dresden -ribbon alt, the back
feta, with picture hat, and carried a and the other one of green and white
baguet of pink rosea. The little flow- ribbon. Both had that indescribable
er girls wore melt over pink silk, with something that 'makes a hat look
'picture hat, and carried; baskets of striate. Another hat that was much
10U,00,1,000 100.0011trui° sweet peas. The 'ushers were Mr. admired wan a large chip, with a
ey an w roses. e r sv
merchants had. to have their Open-
ings a little .ea,rlier this season.
Tifusiday and Saturda,y were:the days
as Friday was a holiday. Busy days
they were too, especially in the mil-
linery departments. Both afternoons
the show TO0MB were crowded end the
late ones found the .prettleat of the
hats had ibeen marked as sold. The
mushroom shape seems to be the pop-
ular one this *season. It is shown in
braids 0 all colors end in Leghorns
'and chip hats. Of course there are
;Aber shapes, hats' that droop a little
alt the front and' beck and other's *turn -
us at the side Or caught up to make
a !toque er !turban :efeect. All are
trimmed with a profusion of flowers
and 'ribbon, ;some lovely 'plume's too,
are shown. Brown is the fashionanle
celer end one finds a touch of it in
some ehade or tone on very many of.
the hats. The flowere are exquisitei
ndth in shade iund quality. -There
we're. two' hats in the McFaul show
room. a. who ,mushroom eiha,pe, one
in Leghorn and the other in a cream
braid, that were much aBrnired. Al-
though lboth were trimmed. with
flowers, they were 'quite unlike in
the *general effect ; one had, a pretty
Yet Are You Aware
Luring the cll. the balance of our watch
makes 157„1.3.-.01.0t) revolutions.
Think of It?
Oki oil gums produces frictionand nears
the delicate bearings, destroying their hitdi
finish and perfect fit, thus ruining an aceur-
t ate time-piisle. An ordinary machine is oil-
ed daily. \-nir watch should be oiled °nee
a year. Let us examine it ; an honest opin-
ion from no will cost yOu nothing.
J. F. DALY
Jeweller & Optician
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
C..14ARDNO BLOOK SEAFORTH
*pearls, to the. ;bridesmaid: a locket, to ' velvet of the same color. There was
the newer girls a,methyat *pins and a. lovely hat in Copenhagen blue, which
to the groomsman and ushers 'pearl is ju.st5 tne,W name' for Aliceblue,
cravat pins. After the ceremony, the turned up at the side and a 'beautiful
wedding breakfast was served, at 'plume. at the 'back. The trimming a-
' Brinleighr the residence of, Mr. Jasbout the crown was aleo of the same
Beattie. The *bride's mother, Mrs. shade. A hat in shades and tones of
James Beattie, wore a gown - of strawberry, with flowers isid vel -
pearl Dresden silk, trimmed with old vet trimming, in the mushroom shape,
rose, and. Mrs. S. Bond, -the groom's shown in Picka,rd'a, was verypretty
.
mother, wore black silk. The sires- indeed. Another in the • same esta,b-
' en:ts were numerous and. costly, in: lishment in blank and white, in a
silver, cut glass, furniture and china, .sailor ehape with a stylish trimming's
and included a. substantial eheque was m-ueh admired, while a ready to
from :the bride's parents. The brirle's weer in blue and one in black and
going away coetume Was of gray white were as stylish as coulld be.
check tweed with hat to match and It would te folly to try to tellabout
feather boa. After - a 'short visit itn, all the pretty hats one must Just see
Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Bond will 'bei them. A new millinery estitblishment1
at home at 540 Balmoral Street, Win- has opebed in our town and Mr$. Neil
nipeg. Among -the out of town guests the milliner, hats some stylish and
were Dr. and Mrs. Eldridge. T. Kele 'pretty hats to *show 'the ladies of the
lam. and Mine Margaret, of Nia,g- town and victnity, ,a;nd no do'ullit She
ara, Falls; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. New- will :receive e liberal ipatnena.ge. As
conibe and Miss Dorothy, Niagara, usual the 'stores we're: 'prettily decor -
Palle ; Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Hicks, of abed. At McFaan's, the tnevv metallic
,
Death of DT'. CampbelI.-Dr. John
M. Canspoell died alb his home in
Brooklyn, New York, on Tuesday. The
doctor had loe-en in ,poor health for
some time and spenter a part of last
simmer with his old friends in this
neighborhood in( the ho,pe that a
change would, prove 'neneficia,l. litut
though he was known to be pooely,
the news of his death came as a
sad surprise, 'to his friends. Dr. Camp-
bell was a. (native. of Usborne town4
ship, in this county, and ' was 69
years or age. In 1869e When Sea -
forth was nut a small hamlet, the
doctor comme'nced the* practice 4 his
p'rofession here. On May 14th, 18'12,
he was married at Haysville, to Miss
icoaird, of that 'place, who, survives
lin, ;together with two; eons, Dr.
haeles, of Brooklyn, andl William,
ho is Studying foe a. doctor at Jeff -
e n College, Philadelphia,. Their
e dest son, John, died a. numlber of
ars ago, while a stiadeht at Jeff -
ern Medical College, Phila,delphias
ADOUt ten 'years ago the (lector gave
stip 'his srantice in ‹Seaforth, and went
t Brooklyn, Where he has ishice lived.
r, Campbell War& a clever., well read
an, and Was a :great admirer of
Bobbie Burns," and his works, and
'hlad quite, a, wide :reputation as ain
4ithorlty 'on the works of Scotland's
stational bard. The. rerna,inte were
'beought to Seaforth, anct the funeral
t le place from the residence of Mrs.
oodley on Thursday afternoon, in-
rrnent 'being made in, the Maitland -
Ilk oemetery. .
•
ootball.-The 2811 annual meeting
the Western Football Aseeciation
held. at Stratford on Good Fri -
Ya and; was the best attended and
most successful hr the history of
association. There were 'preeent
ut fifty delegates.1 The meetin.g
opened by Mayon Gordon,, who
ended the welcome of the citizens
the asaociation. Seaforth has en -
ed teams in the senior, interrned-
, junior and Hough Cup; Clinton
;the Intermediate andi the Hough
; Brussels in the, intermediate,
following officers were elected:
. -•preaid'ent, R. C. Cheswrighi,
onto; 'president, L. B. Duff, of
Hand ; hon. secretary, D. Forsyth,
lin; Sectetary-treasuren, S. Litz,
lin. Mr. Frank Sills was elected
President of Huron district, and
_G. F. Rogers, Seaforth, for the
-gh Cup. Mr. J. L. Killorart, See -
was also elected a -Vice.-Pres-
t. The Executive *ill 'be assemN
on Aprii 15tli to make the group -
Among the various -subjects dis-
$t. TiSomes Church. -The Easter ser-
vices on StiliviaT last were vThil at-
tended. The regtor, Rev. Mr. Berry,
preached appropriate and Instructive
tarrincins and the 'choir, 'under the
leadership of _Yfrrs. H. Edge, exzelled
therreselvea in their Easter musics arid
was ably supported by Mra. Cone, of
Edmonton, and Ma... Middlernost, who
haer recently returned front a trip te
England. -The !young 'people held a
isocial !time in :the Sunday school TO0111
on Wednesday evening, 'when ain en-
joyable time VMS spent in rnuSie, etc.,
after Which refreshments were. serv-
ed. -An extended report of the vestry
meeting will be given next ,week4
Local Briens.-Mr. and Mrs. ;W. C.
Sheffield. Ileft On Saturday; levet for
Toronto, where theyintend to make
their home. Mr. Sheffield has dispose
ed: of his 'residence on Wilson street
to Mr. ForSyth, his successor at the
furniture factory. -Mr. anSi UM. W.
Acheson-, of Goderich, spen't Friday,
and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. T.
C. Greig, --111.0. (Dr) Burrows and'
children are visiting with, filends
London. -Mr. Robert Wright, pro-
prietor of the Seafortli dray, has been
missing a, :Sore leg for 'the past weeks
the) result of a kick trolls a. horse. -
Public school re -opens on MondaY,
April iith: ,Parents whenhave children'
Starting itt. the infant rooms are re-
guesitect to send them ea the operee
ind day ig poseible.-Mr. George Sinithe
ere, who is working with Messrs.
Gateridge & Edge, at Goderich,spent
Eadter with his family in town. -Good
Friday passed over very quietly. The
weather was warm nut damp and the
roads were lin Very 'bad shape. -
Wised. Gultteridge & Edge have °pen-
t ct an office In the Scott, block, and,
have engaged, Mr. Erneat Box as
book keeper.---Ivressi's, 'John ' Stegdill
and George Bell have gone to Orillia,
where they ha,veeputehasedi a laundry
nusine,ss. TheY are -both good men
and Should make things go. -Mr. J.
P. Bell intends moving his laundry
from. Werth Main str4.et to the 'ouild-
big on Market street, in the rear ot
.W. Pickard & Son's( store. -Miss Anna
Bell .Sadier, of Staffisi spent her Bas -
ter holidays at the home of Mr. John
Hankirk.-Miss Maud Bryan, of Strat-
ford, spent Easter 'holidays inth Mr.
3. N. Campbell. -Mr. Dere Hillen, or
London, was _visiting at the home of
his 'patents in .MelCillop.-Mr. _Chas.
McGregor, of Wingham, was a! vis-
itor over Sunday at the home Of Mr,
Golding. -Mr. A. B,. Crel. Mon,
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ing.
cus-ed was that of the Dundee Sen-
ior hampionship of 1996, which wa,e
bro gilt up by Mr. Feank Sills, of
Seaf. rth, who explained that, accord-
ing to that association'a rt1es, the
refe Ws decision is final in play. In
the inal game betsveee Neeforth and
Dien as, Referee Brown 'hadl decided
that o, certain goal was not scored
by 1 uncles, although, as Mr. Brown
adm tted at the _meeting, he could not
be eetain whether it was or not,
and was 'taking the.werd of the goal,
*umpire. This was protested 'by Due-
dass,
Pro
act i
ing
eVicie
Dun.d
askin,
ly itt
decisi
deeisi
game
given
Tied
given
champions for 1906 and of which they
rongfully -deprived 'oy the Pro-
ommittee. The mode of compee
, or the Haugh Cup was chang-
the past; all challenging teams
-
and, according ;tea the rules, the
-St Committee had Ino 'right to
the case. This they did, hand-
urt a, decision alter cengideriagt
ce hi the case in the favor of
. Mr. Sills made a: motion,
(since 'the referee was the on -
n 'having thel :right to give a
n) that the Protest Committee's
be rescinded and 'that the
and championship of 1906 be
Ito Sealorth. The niotien car-
nci Seaforth, learn have 'clean
;their aightful Position' as the
were
teat
titian
ed. I
of St Marys, has been appoin
cense inspector for South Pert
successor to the late .Win. W
Mr. and Mrs. Shannon-, of . MlltchelI,
spent Suuday with Mrs. D. Dotirance.
-Meat. Peter, Daley and Mies 'Daley
spent Eaate'r with friends. in I Lon-
clon.-Mr..Win. Miller, a Berrie,' spent
Basber with his eister a:nd nephew,
Mrs. Robert &netts and Mr. Marshall -
Smith. -Re -v. Mr. Ferree, of Wi4gbarn,
with his family, :spent Sunday with
Mna. Perrie's nwither, . Mrs; lenechtel,
-Mes. Ashborough Went theholi-
days with her parents, Mr. and. Mrs.
A. J. Bright. -The ;telephone men are
here Just 'now, installing a number,
of new 'telephones arid channihg the
old instruments to long' distance ones.
A :continuous -service sv.as intatttuted
d H-
as
ite.-
on Monday, so tha,t now we wi
a telephone service thighb an
and all day Sunday. -Mr. Ru
R. Johnson, who has been in
field, Illinois, for ;the' east co
years, is spending a few de,
his rncither, Mrs. D. W. Johnson. He
is on his way to San Francisca, where
he has received a- responsiele position.
-Mr. A. P. Dunbar, a former 'member
a Ith-e' staff oft the Dominion Bank,
Seafortie died at Haileybury nMolt--
day, from pneumonia: On leaving Sea -
forth, the deceased left the _service of
the :bank and- evae( engaged lin the
lumber -business with; his brother. -
Among the graduates front the 0 -net
teak) Veterinary College this' year is
James Andersoa, Brussels. -Mr.
Wilson spent Easter Sunday with bis
scin, Mr. R. A. -Wilson, of the Batik
of Commerce, Belleville.-efeeers. IL i
M, Jaelcson, Chas. Stewart and Frank
Sills have -been appointed official re-
ferees ef the Western Football Ai-
sociation.-Miss L. E. Campbell, of
Hamilton Normal College, is: visiting
Neal avait.Mrs."`Freeman, games :Bt. -
P. Freeman, of Nataws., visit-
ed friends in town this week. -Last
week we mentioned the winding up
of the estate of Mr. James Strong by
Mr. T. E. Hays. It should have. 'react
Mr. John Strong. The, MECtf$ 'friends
of Ur. Strong will 'be pleased : to learn
that ...he is insprovinge-Mrs. -J. Law-
rence, of McKillop, has returned from
Tara'where she had been for two
weeks, nursing her -brethere who had
been suffering from heart; trouble,
winch resulted in his death on March
301:11. The :remains were ieterred in
the Clinton cernetery.-The, lecture" in
the Egmendville ;church, by .ev. Mr.
Ross, of London. on "Nextittiern
was an 'exceedingly interesting one.
The lecture was under the auapiees
of the Women's Missionary Society,
and there was a very good audience. -
Mr. Ilikelyi'n SCOtt, of Listbwel, spent
Eater Monday: with his parents here.
-Miss Jean Hawlcs.ha,w, :of Exeter,
spent theeEaster holidays at the home
of Robert Joharstore-Mr. _Wm.
Kidd, of Middlesex, Vermont, is. home
On a visit tO his father.! Ur. Thos.
Kield-Mr. W. T. Box, who has been
ma:nager of 'the furniture factory ever
since !the formation of the Canada
Furniture Manufacturers, has se-vered
connection with the factory, and
Ur. J. 11.-Reicil has been made .factory
'superintendent Mr. Box 'hasbeeneon-
meted with the fuenitu're factory in
Seaforth.for over' thirty years, and it
is due -in nal small measure ;to him
that the business has increased to its
present large -dimensions.-Miss Mar-
ian. Wallwin, of London, Spent Baster'
at the home on Mr. I. V: Featea-The
Bnglials concert, under the auspices of
the Bible elasa of the Presbyterian
church, will be held in Inv; church, on
Ffiday enening, April 12bli. Rev. H.
Macpherson, of Chalmers church,
Toronto, will take part in the pro-
gramme. The latter 14 also to con -
11 have
3. des'
11 E.
pring-
file of
a with
Place Special Orders
for Hats
As Soon as Possible
fl -
UR EXHIBIT of
Spring Millinerv
is meeting with wonder..
ful appreciation from the
ladies of this town and
The hats are beautiful
s all women of goo
taste already know.
The great variety of
styles this season affords
every won.aan opportunity
to obtain just what she
is likely to consider her
:deal, hat,
Large al3gortment and
reasonable prices are 1m -
portant factors in con
. -
motion with our Thii
ery business.
We Will Do Our
Ut-
most to give
Them ibecial Attentio
Woniene Ready -to -Wear Carat
RAINCOATS
!JACKETS.
SKIRTS
WAISTS
0
an.d
reafedr-'
Clothing
Women cannot do otherviise than
talre pleasure in wearing garments suit
as we sell, because they are stylish and
have been smartly built.
They. have what might be called
clever air and hang to them. Being
cleverly constructed, they meet wit
the instant approval of many paricular buyers.
SpringDress G
New features, new designs and shades
i3uake our dress goods stock vaferially more
attractive than ever, Only the worthy kinds
of dress goods are here. In the plainer fab-
rics no shade is missing - no right shade.
Prices are, in ,every instance, most reasonable
New Panamas New Fonle-Cloths
New Khantonas New Venetian CI° h
New Tailleurs New Cable Cords
Etc - Etc.
A Serviceable iflaist Material
Is the New Rainproof Silk in
WE HAVE IT
Islet of liferary. andt 'musical selec-
tions. ----Mr. Ryan' and two: daughters,
of Mitchell, spent Baster at the home
of Mayor Broderiek.-Mrs. Fred Von -
Stone, of Stratford, was an _Baker -
visitor with Mrs. H. Geie:-The Huron
Old Boys' Association of Toronto
will :run their annual* excursion to
their native county on July 6th. There
he two special trans, one run-
ning to Viringliarrs and the other to
Goderich.-Mr. John Beattie spent the
Barker holidays with his daughter,
Mrs. J. H. Pyres, of Ila,rnilton.-Miss
G. McPherson, of Areona. Is visiting
lailtie athlete and took a Veal`
terest, in and was an expert foetbalf
players One of Clinton Collegiate.
Peat. The funeral on Monday
largely -attended. The 'pall be
were James Cameron, HarrYMaT
John Bailey, Arch. et:masts:Mg/
Smith and Alex. McLeod. Impreinifee -
Services were conducted byiittiv
McNeil, of (the Presbyterian chum",
breees.-G. 11.Hewson was I
Mtn Over Sunday-MiesEthel`
who went to Oberline,
:fore Christmas, returned last
;her cousin', Miss Belle Paterson She was aecompanied home I137
brother Harry, who has spent ilis
'three years in Colorado. -F -
wards was at London during the
'ter holidays. -Mrs. Little and den&
ter Kate visited in London over UP*
ter. -James Sanderson, of Torre°,
spent the holidays with his pa _
tere.-Georgie Little wan at MOO
and Ford King was et Gederlett
the holidays. -Mrs. M. Ross WaS
London last week, pureha,sing
and 'purposes having her aniline'
tablishment open on Saturdane
Donald Mannis, of Exeter, spent Sun-
day here with Mr. and Mrs. Thos:
Rictus -dm -is -Mr. F. a Sperling. of
Wingham, WaS in town on Thursday.
-Mr. Joseph TYermeo ha..3 purchased
the house now occupied by Mr e Noble
T. Muff, on Sperling' Street, and in-
tends fittleg it up fee his own re-
sidence.-Mte and Mrs. HJ S. Welsh,
of Hamilton, spent Easter Sunday at
the parental home a Mr. and MTS. 3.
S. Welsh. -Mrs. Robert Mctrath and
Mr. Joseph MoUrath, sister an ne-
*phew of Mr. 3. S. Welsh, visited here 6th. Her store is the one for
over Sunday.
• Occupied by II. Dretunann.-The T
it eh.urch Guild purpose haat%
isil
the boy z
ter -the
time, and
Path
at yo
Boys
The
social in the town hall, on the ev
Women's Insititute.-The regular ing of St. George's Day, April
monthly meeting of the Women's In- Dainty luncheon will te served
fititute will be heIdt at two o'clock, a good programme rendered -
Thursday afternoon, A.prIl Iltin at teachera, Mr. T. 1-1, Brownlee
the home of Mrs. James Campbell. The Bliss F. Stanbury, attended the
surSeet for discussion will be n. gard- era' Convention at Toronto.--
ening.'P Leod, principal of the Zurich
Sad Death. -Again it is our sad school, and James Cameron, who
duty to :record the death of one or ba near Hensel', were home for
our ;entwine After a lingering vacation„ -Miss Nellie Biggar w
netts of nine 'months there Deviled a- Toronto and Barrie for Baster.
way, en Saturday, 8rdi Inst., to his sister* Jessie returned with her.
Sternal home Mado Charlea, Whid- Hunter, of Hullett, Is the
don, aged 19 , 'years, second son of Mr. Jas. Donaldson.-eirs. Gree
Mr. and Mre. Anal: Whiddon. Deceits- Mts. Wm. Elliott and two•
ed. was an exemplary young man. He were at Detroit for the holid
was a good: Othelari atAc/ an enthos- Rouatt was „et London over
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