The Huron Expositor, 1907-04-19, Page 8,
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SPRING NEEDS
For spring cleaning and-garderi-
ner times you Will find our store
)leeadquarters for all requirements.
Perhaps you need some of the
numerous articles which conee in-
to use now. In Garden Tools --
lakes, lioes, Spades and -Shrivels
we halter the very best geode at
the lowest prieee.
We have special bargains
Wa king Machines and Wringers
&civet Sweepers Whip8 Paint
Kalsomine Scrubbing Brushes
Batuanized Iron Tubs and Palle
vord Step Ladders
• ShorwithWi lame Preint s
are the best and most economical.
Call and get calor cards.
esney & Archibald
SEAFORTEL, -
Hardware, Stoves and COW.
James Watson,
• Successor to W. N. Watson
NORTH MAIN ST.,,;SEAFORTH.
General Fire, Life and Acoident Insure
fence agent, Real Eatate sad Leer
Agent.
Dealer In first -elan family and Manatee.
tering Sewing Itacbines and Crean
Separator*, vsz. -
NewRaymond and White Sewing
Macilines, and National and
line ed a Cream Seporaterse
AIao sewing tnaohine medial, oil, attachsen% repairs and sundriei for all
kindof seleing machines.
With over 26 year experience in the above
business yon can rest seemed of prices
right, square tiealieg and esteefa,otion
guarantee&
JAMES- VVATSON,
la mance Agent, lied dealer In Sewing Machine
and Bicycles. North Nein street, Sealer*.
STRATFORD, ONTARIO.
Was established twenty years ago, and, by its
thorough work and honorp.ble dealings with its pate
ramifies become one of the %gest and, most widely
known Commercial Colleges in the province. The
demand upon us for commercial teachers and office
neeletante greatly exceed the Bupply, We &Heist
waduates to poeltione. Students are entering each
week. Catalogue free.
ELLIOTT & MaLAGHLAN
Principal'.
About Diamonds
Of course you know that dia-
'monde are higher in pricethan
ever and the prices are still go-
ing skyward. To priespecteve
buyers I would suggest early
purchases, as the right sort of
stones will certainly go in for
another advance. a
I have at present a very
choice selection in all the lat-
est designs of settings, includ-
ing the beautiful
Display Tiffany
which shows
the stone off to the best ad-
vantage.
Prices range from po to $15
J. F. pALY
- Jeweller & Optician
• Ismer of Marriage Licenses.
/3ARDNO BLOCK SEAFORDI
HARNESS
• Our own make of gmtittine Rubber Trimniecl
• Barnes& It is the beet value in Canada. Mk
your neighbor about them.
- Suit Casee-
PhIsh and Wool Rugs, Ete.
inspect our stock before purchasiqg.
•Ms lEiroderick,
OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
—.mow Seaforth.
$03-1
British Oolumbia
Red Cedar
SHINGLE
•
Large Car Just Received
441,••••,......••••1
- As Red Cedar. Shingles will be scarce
this Boman on account of railway
blockades we would advise custom-
ers to lay in a supply early.
We also have a goad brand of New
Brunswick White °eller Shingles
to offer at close prices.
N. CLUFF & SONS
• Planing Mill and Lumber Yard
• SEAFORTH
205$.13
Farmers
• We have jest put in stock
fresh line of
Gentian Ainseed Ginger
Fenngeck Sulphur. Salts
Saltpetre Etc.
for your OWII condition pow,
dem Let us mix it for you
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A fall line of
Sheep Dip and Tick Destroyer
Hess Poultry Panacea
(Maims Hone Lay)
Zenoleum (for Mee on Wee)
Give us a trial. Our prices are
right •
The J. S. ROBERTS
DRUG STORE
W. M. McK4Y, Manager
e Vositati
DISTRIOT MATTERS.
Itemember the Spring Show
and Seed Fair at Bruce -
field on Friday, April 26.
&yellers -Tile following' were tier
ketM to distant volute this weekby
t Somerville, Railway. teed Steem-
ship agent; Alexander 'Forsyth, of
Tualltersinith, to Binscarth, Mani-
toba; Harry Bruxir, Dublin, 'to Seat-
tle e Mr.. and Mrs, A, E. Gibson, form-
erly` of Seaforthe from Toronto to
WinriPeg. •
'---The following were ticketed by
Messrs. Stewart Brine, 0.P.R, agents :
Ackert Robinson., efeeCillop ; to Cal-
gary, Miss Maggie and Mr, David
Davis, Hilebert, to Caron, Sask.
;
Lacrosse. -The executive committee
ehe C. L. A, have arranged the dif-
ferent intermediateend )unier tearrea
into districts. In both! aeries Sea -
forth is_ leidistrict No. 2. They are
composed of the following:'
misliatel-Alerts of St. Marys, Beav-
ers , of Seaforth, Hurons of Goderich,
!Wiaghare, Clinton Mitchell, Strat-
ford, Junior,-Irlibet;e11, Alerts of, St.
Marl's, Beavers of Seaforth, Clinton,
•Marathons or Stratford. •This is on -
a peeliminary draft for tile Junior
series and the correnittee with meet an
•April 26th to make a final draft.
•
Nob no Bad This Year: -People are
complaining bitterly t.hie year about
the cold, backward weather we have
been haying during April. But there
has been worse weather, many 'years,
'and we have always had both spriag-
time and harvest, and "sae will we
yet." Mr. A. W. Stable, of this towo,
rembids us that on the let or May,
1815, he drive 'to Roxboro with a
sleigh and there was plenty of. snow
for good eleighing. The weather also
continued cold and bleak all 'through
May, but for all _that there was a
Most 'bountiful harvest. During the
previous March, however, the weatie
eV bad, been delightful and springlike
the ;roads were quite dry and farmers
Were plowing, during thak month.
13owlIng,The annual -meeting et!
the Seaforth lawn beveling', club wee
'held on Monday evening last, in the
Commercial hotel. There was a good
attendance and 'bowling -promises to
be as popular as ever, it not more so.
The dates fixed for the annual tourna-
ment were Tueseay and Wednesday,
July 9th and 10th. An inovation has
been made this year. A motion was
passed permitting ladies to become
Members or the club, and setting a-
part certain days for their play. The
following officers were elected Pat-
•rens, B. B. Gunn, M.P..; H. Ellberf,
•14.P.P., George McEwen, ex- M. P.;
president, • James McMichael; . vice-
preeident, G. E. Parkes; sacra tarY-
treasurer, .W. D. McLean; executive
committee, J. M. Best, R. 5, -Hays, J.
C. Gaels', 3. C. Steele, .W. D. Bright,
A. Wilson, W. G.:Willis; skip, G. F.
Rogers, J. C. Greig,3. C. Steele, J.
M. Best, W. Ament, W. D. Bright, A.
Wilson, W. D. McLean, We Ballan-
tyne, W. G. WilltS, W. Pickard, T.
Riehardson, R. S. Hays, Jaynes Scott,
G. F, Colling; referee, W. Ballantyne;
auditors, R. D. Black and G. F. CoI-
IIng.
iliotee. The other thardware gore le
now eiSed: as a Warehouse teid Store
mile for the present", Bustiegsa is
camel en !the iceete Oyetene and the evade
it is -ale doneeby elie couponsyeteme
The 'farrnees, !.give theta Mete for a
cotillion' !book and pa Se real •Itlfro igeatte
With thee eotepone, while no entereet
is elearseideeMtil after meturity_tn
the .fall, her are :the notee 'negotiable,
Busbless ie very fair, .aithoughthe
Speeng Is -very "baeleWard and We
have bad itwo :bliezards this Week,
and the trains ateeblocked age:ILO
Death of arra. Lower:-Qur citizens
-learned, on Tieureday afternoon, of last
week, with •feelings of de..p regret,
of the death on that day of Mrs.roseph
Lowery, one of the cede,st and most
highly :respected residents a this
town. Mrs. Lowery bed net been en-
joying good, 'health during the win-
ter,, ,but wad able to be around, at-
tending to her household duties most
or the time. On Thursday she had
prepared the ,noon -day meal for the
family, and with: them partook of:
it, and seemed, to enjoy it more than
• usual. Having completecl the meal,
and moved flack from the table, she
!threw up her hands and expired al-
most instantlar before aid could, reach
;her. Heart disease was, undoueted-
ly,, the cause or death-. Mrs. Low-
ery's maiden name was Jane R-uther-
ford. She was a nativ-e of 'Kelso, in..
Scotland, 'nut came to this country
when quite young-. She wag mare
ried to hdr now ?Bereaved husband in
Lobo towash.ipoMidcliesex county. Soon
after they removed to Clinton, and re-
sided at Stapleton for a time, but
they have Been residents, of Seaforth
for over thirty years. Besides her
husbaind„ she leaves a family of three
sons and one daughter. The sone are
_John-, in Calumet, Michigan, • and
Alexander and GeOrge In Seaforth.
alre. John Powell, of Seaforth, is the
only daughter. She Is also survived
iny a slater, Mrs. Joffe -phi Hudson.
Mrs, Lowery was a consistent mem-
ber or the Preebyteria,n church, and,
• while .her health permitted, e hen-
stant attendant. She was moirt
afniatle, •good living, Christian lady;
a kind neighoca* and true friend, and
yeas deservealy :neloved •and respect-
ed 'ny all who knew her. Her death
is a. severe 'oerravement to her hus-
nand and a. sad loss to her family,
as she was always the wise and lov-
ing counselor og
Progreesing In the West.-Seaferth
boys seem to be' in demand Tor the
responsible positions in the west.
• We have !pleaeure this week in noting
the advancement of Mr. Prank Hat, -
kirk, of Cartwright, Manitoba, sore
of M. john Hatekirk, of Seaforth. In
/*hewing his subscription to The Ex-
positor Mr. Haokirk says "1 have
wen 'promoted to manager of Depart-
ment A., of the firm of Merchants,
Limited, Cartwright, which took over
the 'business of six of the Cartwright
stores on the first of February. It
is quite a new venture for the stores
of a town to amalgamate into a jotnt
!gook company. Moore and Hills, my
former employers, of course, are in-
cluded in it, with Mr. Moore as 'pres-
ident and Mr. Hine as secretary, and
the head office of tae company is In
Department A., our. old store. I have
only been in the employ of Mr. Moore
one year and now draw: a salary
equal to any of the officers of the
company, of which I am now a !slia:re-
holder. 'received my promotion on
April let„ When we branched out in
Crystal City, having purchasedi a
stock there and will run it under the
same bead as here. Our stock he
• Department A. consists of general
dry goods, and ladies furnishings,
tame& fuenishings in the Shape of wall
paper, !blinds, carpets, curtains, lin-
oleeims and oilcloths, lanipa and
crockery and chinaware in all lines.
We carry a stock • of about $15,000.
Department 33 ter general hardware
alone; Department • C. le groceries,
flour and feed and seeds; Department
D is confectionery, 'fruits and sta-
tionery; Department E. is men's !turn -
Whinge) In all lines and 'boots and
•
ViSitors,-Seatorth %yea honored on
iWedne,sday by a visit froth the fol-
lowing . leading officiate of the Grand
Trunk 'Railway: .T. D. MeDoriall,
District Passenger Agene,, Toronto;
NV. 13/. Du:pee-ewe Tra,v*elling Passenger
Agent, Toronto, Mr. Nixon, Train
DIRAC% Stratford, and lir. Cram -
'hie, Masten of Transportation, Lone
don, These !gentlemen ,were on a visit
of inspection over this section of the
road end stopped off Ito spend an 'hotie
In Seaeoreete on their way to Goderieh,
Wiles° they remained over night. Mr.
Wei SonierVill , the local out.side ag-
entii Showed t em around town, They
'all .expresee , themselves delighted
with the lint iness and busy appeav.;
alma or tte 'Placa fend were ,grefetIe
Italee,n with. the 0 avement and walks
an ,Ifain Street. They remarked that
Ethel did not leriowl of ferry 'toevn the
size of. Seaforth that cbuld 'boast of
swan, a nice, well kept ,leheiness street.
They also met With several, of the
leading business men while here and
rnotre'anxious to learn if anything
mare Is required 'to im'prove the rail-
way !aervice and we have- no denleti
theie visit will be behficial to taern-
eelves and !the 'town. •
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We have Cleveland collect epring wire, woven fen'
cling end all fence builders' supplies at lowest priceic,
Give us a call before buying. Chesney Se Are115131.
111,
Seafortn. 20
Butter, Eggs and all lands of produce wented at
the Maple Leaf Store for cash or tracle. P. Dill, See-
-tolertOhR. • SALE,-Pige, nine small once, live ove2:51-.3;iiree
menthe old, 84 (moil; One bl'00(1 sow in pig, 80 ; one
good }Jersey cow, see, L. G. VanEgmond, Hertford),
-
83,000 Private funds td loan on good term ii2e0o513i
t:ly.
.
Apply at Tim Exvornece Orries, saatortb. 20584
. This cceason we are piving epoolal attention to gal-
vanized roamg and siding for haloes and barno, Let
ue give you an estimate on your work. Chesney el
_Archibald, Seaford). • , • 2058-1
Seed Season is now here, and Ho are we with the
Beasoree needs in clover, timothy, etc..- the kinds
we're not afraid to recommend and at elebt Prices.
Beattie Br08„ Seaforth.
Worth comireemiles to see the window at2°A"i
er's
Drug Store, Seaforth, next week. • 20534
• Hand Made filmee.-We are now prepared to fl 1
any foot with hand made laeed shoes or long bootsin
Canadian Eip, French Hip, or Calf, We have them
in stock in three width, Itotet Willis; opposite Ex-
positor Office, Seaforth.. 205-34
The best wall finish is ""filicresco." Try it. loor
eale only by Chesney 4 Avoid bald, Seaford). 2053.1
• no not feed any old thing to your chefs and let
half of them die but call and see Purina Chick Peed
Pat. thieli,MsaepalteortbLf Store, and raise all your flock.
When you are thinkitel- about paiet, renc5313):11)er
that Sherwin-Williams paint stands for the vary best.,
There is satisfaction In using a good, thing and one
weal of it isthat our eaten aro largely inereater
• egeh year. • We carry a large stock. Orcesn5e33.-
Secluoald, Seaford), m1
AIMTGA$11 Ilateic CMINT$ItY.--Parties olvnillg plOtS
In the Maitlandbenk Cemetery may have them kept
in good condition on payment of one dollar a- year
and sending their name to Walter G. Willis, Score-
tary-freasurer Cemetery Committee, Seaforth.
• 202
A Lady's Divide, Dunlop tires, for sale chea52;cit
Aberhart's Drug Store, Seaforth. 2452-2
If you want a cheap and good roof for barns, sheds.
'etc., call and see our Brantford roofing-pric2e0,5:2-.140
per square, templet° with nails, eta. Chesney &
,Archibald, Seaferde • ,
live you called and examined my Prints, Ging-
• ham, Emeroideries and Laces? If not; do not, (hear.
• It is a pleasure to have you inspeot them. P. Dill,
Seaford). ..... 2053-1
FOR SAlail.-A domfortable frame house containing
nine rooms'on the Main street, Egmondville.- Apply
•ter William Aberhare,
LAWN MOWERS.-th
Parties desiring 252
e0:lxa3wn
mowers slutrpened or repaired can have them prop-
erly and promptly attended to at Robert ),telntoshie
blacksmith shop, Goderieh street, opposite Royal
tlefoedtcl staidee. Charges moderate and work 2g0u5e2r.2a1-
.
aaly with the longest and most beautiful hair in
the world in the window at Veer's Drug Store, Sea -
forth, next week. •
Peeferred Stoelc.-Cnstomers tell us ehey20p5r3e4fer
our 28c tea to aoy other line on the market --that's
why it's called preferred stook. Try it. Sold only
at Beattie Bros., Scoforth.
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Mt. C. E. Masan is Dead. -Many of
our readers will regret to learn of
the death of ,Mr. Charles E. Mason.,
formerly of Brucefiela, w'hich took
'place at his home in Saskatoon, Sas-
katchewan, an Friday last, April 12th.
Mr. Ucuson had 'beenill' about a. week,
suffering from an•attack oft pneu-
monia. It was at fleet 'hoped that his
ratust constitution would enable tern
to;survive the attack, DLit :these hopes
were not mailized, and he !sank very
rapidly !towards the last, and passed
aava'y with, a:pparently, • very little
suffering. lir. Mason was 87 years of
• age. He 'had Dean a resident of Tuck-
erernith nearly all his Wife, and resid-
ed on the- Mill road for Over 35 year,e.
About two years ego he sold his farm
!there to Mr. Jadnee McGee whonow
oecuplea it and! soon aeterwards re-
moved Ito the Northwest, settlbeg
with his family in the, rapidly grow-
ing town . of Saskatoon, Where
company' with, his sans, he engaged in
the hotel business, Few men: were
better or more widely known. in these
'parts than Mr. Meson. He Was one of
the first to import beery; araught
stallions from the old country' and
for many 'years eh'gagea extensively
In that business. He usually crossed
;the Atlantic himself and; aerbernallY
selected 'his impartations and there
are few men in Ontario Who have done
more for !the !promotion of the horae
breeding induetry than Mr. „Mason.
Frequently 'he met with heavy losses
but these seemed only to inspire him
wtth !renewed tottrage and determina-
tion to succeed,' He also purchased
and :shipped large turnaers a horses
to the old country and the Northwest.
He was a .genial, good hearted man,
Who had many !friends awe few en-
emies WWI his deathwill be deeply
!regretted by 'his many old friends
end associates among our readers. He
was an -ancoropremising Conservative
in !politica and was an; active - and
• valued worker in the -Conservative
ranks a elections, but he never el -
lowed 'his 'political convictione to in-
terfere with his personal or lousiness
friendshipe. lee: leaves a widow and
grownup: family. The remains were
laid to :rest in the cemetery in- Sas-
,
katoon aol Sunday.
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The Snow Bound West. -The follow-
ing' extract from a private letter
written 'oy a gentleman in! Dauphin,
Manitoba, .onripen 8, will give our
readers some faint idea of the con-
dition of affaine in the west; the dif-
fichlties the. railWays have to con-
tend with arid the hardships which
:settlers who rushed into the cquntry
too early in the season have to -en-
dure. He -gays; According to the cal -
lender we ahould be having spring
weather but our weather and tae cal-
endar seem !to have about e.S. much
t
In common as a Canadian! N rthern
Railway !train fina the time table.
Speaking of the Canadian Nothern,
Pier' are Worse off now then. in the
meddle of whiter toe =they have -six
lerainel stitek between Humboldt and
Bettleford end for the past two weeks
s ng
ood judgment is what keepe our
usineee growing. You know
that you never find any shop -Worn
or old goods here. You know
when -you need
Drugs
• that here is the place to get the
'best. Our goads nee always ' mod-
• crotch priced just now 'more so
thine ever.
Formaldehyde, 25 cujd 60o a Bottle
Garden Seeds, 7 Pa ages for 260 -
flair Brush and Oo ) 86o for the pctlr
• e price*( one) _
Math Camphor and Tobacco Snuff for
putting away the Furs
• Give us a cale. We are pleased to
see you whether you buy or not,
10. ABERHART,
• DRUGGIST,
0A.RDNO'S'• BOOR
Agent for neetoslate Trufsea, .Syringe.
lifot Water Bottles, Sboop's remedieo,
' Cook's Cotton Root Compound and .
WootV4 Phoouhedine.
most of the trains have come as fat
an Dauphin and then turned bock.
-The settlers have beenjust Ipour141
In . and all the company can, do is to
gather them at the divisional points
and 'pay fee their keep until they eari
be moved further on. At both Kam.
sack and Humboldt there are eome
sIx or eight hundred people strended
andnow lberth -those towns have run
out of lsupplies midi the passengers
have been put 011J one mewl a day.
Leidy they have ideated baeldng up
!the trains from. these towns and eat -
Ing out °every place where they can
find any !grub. Last Frida,y night a,
train came in from, Wimiipeg with 15
coaches and three cers or suppliee
and I never eaw a. train so crowded:
inray life. We triect to walk through,
to see !how nal it was, but •couldn't
make more than two' or three leers
and at that time nearly -all the men
were up town foraging for supplies.
It Is; a rn:ystery Wherethey stowed
themselves afterwateds. In - one of
;the cars we saw the smoking 'room
was liberally tilledwith youngsters
/remabout two to six years old.
They were on the seats and the Win-
dow ante and ofeethe floorand those
that couldn't find 'room to alt down
had overflowed into the 'passage way.
They •held that train here until the
next 'morning and only went on then
because They had to take two or three
ears dr provietons with them to re-
lieve the towns up the line. We are
lucky he're because Dauphin' la the
fiest divisional point weet of Winnie
ark and the 'train's have to come this
0 . .
Local 'BrIefs.-The second annual
meeting of 'the Seaforth Rink Com-
pany will be theldi at Dick's hotel on
the !evening i of :Wednesday next, the
24th hist.,at eight o'clock. -The marry
friencle of Mr. Hugh 3, Grieve, of .0g-
mondville, .are 'pleased to s -ed that he
Is ,8:13,1e to be out again, °after his :re-
cent :Severe 111ness.-Mr. Harry Edge
has alreolly tgOt the excavations for
the two iewt residences 'he intends er-
ecting on th Johnson property, well
under way. '- On Monday •evening,
April abb.,. Mr. Joeeah We I3urgard,
a Egmandyille, and Miss Lucy Ellen,
daughter - or Mr. Michael Flannery,
of Tuckersrnith, were married; at the
Peeebyterianmanse, by Rev. P. H.
La/eche-err. J. 0. Itose,, or Guelph,
spent Sunday with friends in Itown,-
Mr. Douglas Wilson, Who his been
In tbe Dominion Bank' ar WIngham for
the past three years, has been remov-
ed to Montreal and was in town on
Monday on Ails way itn his new- ap-
pointment. Previous to leaving' Wing -
ham, the young men's club, or that
'place, presented hint with a handsome
club bag and a gold watele cheem,
-Mr., 'Wm. Kemichael has purchased
frotn Mr. 0...W. Papst the 'residence
at !Present occepled by' Mr. W. II.
Heoderson and •will eceupel it hire-
sele ; Mr. Henderson removes Ito the
Carmichael residence, an John street,
inow occupied 'by 'Mr. H. Jeffrey ; Mr.
Jeffrey remores to the residence oc-
cupied. by Mr. J. F. Daly, Mr. Daly
removes to .the Burnett residence, on
North Main etreet, which he eecently
•'purchased, and Mr. Toor, vvho oc-
cupies that residence 'removes to the
pottage of Mrs. RObt. Hogg, on the
opposite side of thestreet. -
James Cowan, of near town, has been
lield up for .0everal, weeks With a sev-
ere attack hr :bloodi 'poiscuiing, :re-
sulting from et small cut am one
hand, which was 'thought little of at
firSt, but Which developed into every
serious case. We are pleased!to learn,
however, that ehe is now, recover-
ing. -The W. H. Willie shee factory
resumed operations on 'Monday, and
• lthere are not likely to as any more
suspensions. All the leading credit-
ors have agreed to, form themselves
into a. limited Joint stock company as
at first !proposed. A charterhas been
applied for and as soon as that is
procured the permanent company will
be formed, the works taken over and
run, and we expect before many weeks
this irepertant industry will be on a
'better and ' More prosperous footing
than ever. -The celebrated Pall Riv-
er football 'team:, of Fan Itiaer,Mass.,
inten.d !making a tour of Ontario
thie spring ani are scheduled to play
with 'the H ons at Seaforth, on,
May 241.K.-Ths entertainment and lec-
ture advertised for Friday evening
last, under 'the ausplees of the Bible
Class of the Presbyterian ch-urch, was
:postponed on acconat of Rev. MT. me-
Pnerson, of Toronto, rthe lecturer, be-
ing ;unable to come, owing :to Illness
in eels family.-Mre. Coulter, formerly
of 'the Pablic School etaff here, under-
went a very critical operation 'in the
!hospital in Buffalo oti Saturciaat last.
Mrs. Courtier was..accorapahledf to Buf-
falo 'by Dr. Borrows, who was pres-
ent whenthe operation was perform-
ed by Dr. Roswell Park, ain eminent
saecialist of that city. Her son, Mr.
Anderson ohlter, of Ingersoll, was
also spresent with her at the time.
Mrs. Coulter's friends will 'be pleas-
ed to leash. that the operation was
quit successful and subsequent in-
fo:relation is to fhe !effect that she is
gettiug along admirably, -Mr, John
Bulger, Jeweler, has taken the agen-
cy -for some of the leading' makes of
'bicycles and will handle thane this
mason in addition to his Jewelry eels -
Mess -Rev. Professor Bowles, of! Vie -
torte, College, Toronto, will preath Ed-
ucational sermons in the Methodiet
church next Sunday morning! and ev-
ening. Professor Bowles is °tie of the
most alele of the younger men of the
church and we are sure he will be
greeted by large congregathatre 'next
Sabbath. -.-The Mai tl an dbank cemetery
h has !pasaett intOi CO rol Or
the Met110dt therth bare, h Jen
"placed Abider the management; er
cOntelitteee consisting Of Mr. 3as, Mee
WIlehael, Dr. Burrovitee afri Main. Har
--
try and Mr. W. G, Yt1:11.110, secretary
end treasurfne Ale • 'parties deeirlage
Ito arratga about lOtet or other but -
nes 'Connected with the cerneterer
should comet with leer, Willie, the
secretary.-- Mr, Jebel Torrance, or
Clinton; licenee irspector for South
Huron, was in 'town on Wednesday. -
Mr. &gm Lowery WRIif here ehas week
from Calumet, Miehigan, He came on
arccouht a the death of hie motb.er,
Mrs. Joseph Lowery, but veate 'enable
ito Teach here 'before Mondayi II -Writ-
ing, the funeral having occafred on
Sunday. -While working at gr. W.
Ainent's saw mill, John, eon of Mr.
James Cooper, met with a painful ac-
cident on Friday, resulting' be the
loes of one of his fingeta.-eA telephone
gang have been here off aind on for
a couple of week, erecting new prelate
and wires and installing new instru-
melte. Mr. Fear, the agent Informs
us that' there •are over fifty instal-
ments and changes a lastruments
vv-aiting to be made, This looks as if
the. !business in Seaforth! is :rapidly
extending. -Mr. W, .A. Crick,/ has been
away for the past few days, one'
bulness with 'pleasureeaAe
bout twenty members of St. Thomas'
chu.rch Yoting Peoples' Society drove
to Clinton lest Tuesday evening and
were thoopitably entertained by the
A., Z. P. A., of St, Paul's church
that town. A number from the Mid-
dleton branch were also preeent and
a social and very enjoyable evening
was spent 'oy and Mrs, G.
MclCay who apent the :winter in Scot-
-land, returned here this week. They
had a very enjoyable visit, in: the
old land,.out; complaithi considerably
of the unprecedented coldweathec
theree. They Intend remaining in thie
vircinity and would 11k to settle down
in 3Seaforth or Egrnontiville 1 they
can procure a residence to suit thet111
aand we are sure their many old
.friends Would DO dellgiltedi ;should
•they decide to permanently locate
here. -Mr. R. A. Wilson, lately of 'the
Bank of Commerce, Belleville, Wa5
here thee week Visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. :Wileon., Mr. Mil -
sea Jim ;resigned his., position In the
foal* with the view, of joining! the'
'permanent militia forceta-Mrs. A. H.
McPherson, mother of Bev. H. A.
McPherson, of Chalmers' chorea, To-
ronto, and formerly assistant in the
Presbyterian church here, died at
tile 'residence a her son in Toronto on
Tuesday last.-arte D.J. bleCallurre a
the Seaforth Milling Company was in
Toronto a couple of days, this week
on 'eusiness. I —
• Varna.
A Good Horse. -Mr. Johrf Dennison-,
of Varna, sold one of hi.s horses last
week for the handsome sum of $350.
T.his horse is rising rive yeare old
and weighed 1,750 pounds. He was
mired .by Blaisdon William, which was
imported and owned' by Mr. fla 3.
Berry, of Heneall. A male 'makes no
mistake in breeding to Mr.. Berry's
horses.
Tuokersmith. '
Notes, -Mr. George Troyer and sis-
ter, Miss Christina, of Hills Green,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Coleman, in Tuckersmith.--The little
daughter of Mr. and airs. !James
Stroog, or the 4th concession, L. a.
s, fell a •victim to a complication Of
extriaq, gehe egg ekeputejtetZoseseeeap
little girl of 7 months. The sym-
pathy or. their many friendle will be
extended to Mr. and Mrs. Strong.
Loncleel3oro,
Note. -The sawyer at the saw mill
had the misfortune to break the large
saw this week. -Rev. Mr. Jones, of
Aunurre gave an interesting address
to the League on Wednesday evening.
-Mr. and Mrs. Elarkwell, of London,
:returned after visiting at the home
of Mr. Hiles. -The Epworth League
met last week for election of offi-
cere, when !the rollowing were elect-
ed Hon. President, Rev. H. E.
Curry; president, Miss C. Huston;
lst vice, 0, Henry, 2nd vice, Miss A.
Bell; Seel. vice Miss C. Carter; sec-
retary, C. Watson; treasurer, D.
Cartier' • ' organist, Miss Whitely; as-
sistant, Miss A. Brigham. - What
makes MT'. .W. Lyon 'arrilie thisiveek
It is a daughter. _
Hills Green.
Our School. -The foiloiving is the
fresult ot the Easter promotion exam-
inations in our schools. The names
being given in order of merit: Sr. V
--Bessie Cochrane. Sr. IV --Wesley
Caldwell, Wm. Gram, Wm. Willson,
Maggie Wileon Sophia Farquhar. Jr.
IV -Annie 90irane, Maude erfeAllis
ter, Repert Green,. Robin.' anc,AVister,
Ada (Ram, Anna May; Love, Orville
Taylor, Milton Love. Sr. III -Gore
doll Love, Annie Wilson, Arthorlieich-
ere Arthur Porterfield, Jr. III -
Margaret Porterfield, Mary 33. Con
-
BM, Myrtle Taylor, the Johnston,
Hazel Reamoncl, Percy Gram, Bert
Redmond, ,Da,Vid iroppfer. Sr. II -
Eldon. Jarrott. Jr. II -Harry Dietz,
Edison ' McAllister, ;lames Foreet,
Pearl Corlett, Kuepfer, Addle
Green, Caste Troyer. i Part II, Jr. -
Solomon Kuepfer, Lucy Redmond, Ce -
oil 30huston. Part Itair.-Marion Por-
terfield, Vista Greene •Gracie Love.
Get ready for spring and get se)..te of our new
prints. '.stings, embroideries, dress goods , Greys
are the popular oolong. We have a good' selection
and invite von to Bee them. P. A. Edwards, Bay-
flekl, 2053-1
•1
Breezes. -A. Falccmer, E, •and V.
Weston, Chas. and Wire Ferguson,-
and Capt... Ferguson have left to 're-
sume !their 'positions an the lakes,
Editor R. Holmes, of Clinton,preach:
ece in St. Andrew's church last Sun-
day Morning, end Rev. Mr. David-
son, .of Varner in the evening, -Don't
forget the social, under the auepices
of Trinity church Guild,. on tis ev-
ening a St. George's- Day, Tuesday,
April 23rd in, 'the 'town
Stalker and Mre. H. Jones, of Toledo,
Ohio, former: residents of Bayfield,
are; guests of Mrs. w: Dopee.-Rev.
T. A; Steadman, wife and ehildt re-
turned 'home last week, from a pleas-
ant ftp to St. Thomas, Wyoming and
Sarnia.
Co pstance.
Corranents.-We are sorry to learn
of the continued. • illness of Mrs. S.
Pollarde also of 'the serious illness of
Mr. Jame Dodds. -Miss Nellie Suth-
erland has gone to reside with. Mrs,
Enunerson, of Stourevillee-Mies M.
McDonald returned on Sunday last
from yisithrg Staffs, friends. -Mrs. T.
Pollard and Mies Katei rificalarrn easent
Sunday with Ethel friends, -Mr. Jno.
Riley le 'engaged 'to work for Mr.
Wm, Thompson during the surnmee
months. -Mr. George Dale purthased
a fine teara or rs
hoes on Monday last.
-A nuMber from, here went to Clin-
ton on Friday last to 'ban the cease
APRIL 1
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tr T is an Anglican fault to skim over thinge, to read ow
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the surface and. digest on th.e fly. We read a book_ iw
an evening, a newspaper in ten minuted.; an wIvert
, ment—at a glatice.
How much we lose I Take this column for instance. Those who 40
think far enougb may not appreciate tothefull ektent the fact that the g
majority of the most stylishly dressed women that are seen in Seaforth pro.
cure the things they wear from us.
And one thing we wish to impress is that
The Success of This -Store is
Oonolusive • Proof That Goods
of style and Quality Need Not
Be High Priced.
aws••••••77osookielor,$••••••••••oossiessiwwwwiffaisow.
New Dress Fabrics for hem')
JN• our eirhibit of Spring Weaves the, choice
entire gamut -of dressdom is run : from the soft
ing, graceful materials which adapt themeelves. so ad
ably to the prevailing fashion lines, down,to the modish, s
serviceable +weeds. The stock is 110W at its best and price in
•ihstance represents value that is noteworthy,
BLACK -GOODS SPECIAL
1 Black French Wool Taffeta...4....0.
2 Embroidered Black Crepe/the...—.
8 New Silk Finished Lorenta......
50c
150
00
COLORED GOODS SPECIAL ---"mmilr
1 New Shades in French Wool Taffetas 50c
2 Wool Crepilles in Popular Shades.... 60e
3 Extra Value in Tweed Suiting& 50c & lbe
Regarding
ilinery
it is not so much. because
OUTS that we think the M
ery we sell is just a
of better variety and at ioi
prices than styles shown e
where, but more because of
favorable cbmments we hear
pleased customers
Our Hats at front
$3 to
are worthy of Special
APMMIIISMINNOW
ale
The Best Ready -to -Wear Game
At The Prices
Raincoats....
Jackets....
Top Skirts....
Waists.......
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ow es*
.In The Trade
5
3 -$
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40001000 soot* •
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Our Variety of
New Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs
•-Veilings, 'Ribbons, Bel s; Ties, Eto.
Will Please
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That's
a
use peop
thau the
11
much mor
priced spit
towards ti
being tried between James Perish
and Wro. Morrison, also a suit be-
tween James Parish end, James Stan-
ley. Ur. Stanley and lAre Morrison
won out.
• Brussels.
Briefee-Jellen Beattar of Chesley,
was _a visitor in town over Snnday.
-W. H. Kerr has been laid aside
from Active duty during the past week
!hat is somewhat improved; a,gaire-Mr.
and Mrs. Th Nicholls were at
Hensall on Th ay a this week.,
attending the eral of a relative. -
Robert Andersen, a former Brussel-
its, 'has moved hack to town from
Shakespeare. -Our townsman, Thomas
Maxwell, still !remains very low and
there is very little hope for his re-
covery. He it about 81)! years of
age. -A meetbig of tha creditors of
the Kelly estate was held in Barrister
Meedorield's office on. Monday last and
there were quite a eanneerein attend-
ance. The liabilities amteml to a-
bout $9,400 apart front the mortgages
and trie akEISIASWin be under $8,000.
Direetors were appohited for the dif-
ferent eatatear and sales arran:grad for
to tee* 'plane on April 24th, 25th and
26th. -A special meeting of the COUrk-
r
cil was held on Tuesday
cuss the Carnegie litirary
the plans, etc., havind arri
Architect Ireland, of Stratford.
eoasideraale discussion the :rebel
ter .was handed over to lee dealt
ny :the public library board.
The 'Art' Shoe for Women. - /For Vanes
went something good and stylish in shoees Ivo fa*
getting a. newshoe called TheArt'„priee, $2.$01bEre -
It will be here within the firet two weeks in my. -
nowt 111111s, opposite Expeteitor Office, Seafortle.
•
unvittnelasthed movn 184tteo'*--nc-We erndr.
announced to take
Ea.stern Netes.--:-Mr. T. OLOuI
disposed _cif a five Tear x)Id, Mare
oentey for. $225. -Mee Frederick Ecke
ert recently purchased a. heavy drat:0
Mate frets Jahn McMann, Seaf
eiayeng '.fdri it $260.-bere and
-Michael O'Loughlin were " visitor*
t Mr, Wm. Burks, El:
purchad future.-Sarnes Shea.
Dublin es the
tie and iftris are ing:liaelbyeneilline:eurtegnmet41 in
611.-
village.-Large
for shipment by the ft'Veral buyeree
nt
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