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You ave ur stock a
t of requirements for
d Brushes of all
Tools, Rakes, Spades-
- Iron and Wood -
Driers, Mope, etc.
endeavor to keep our goo&
and aell at dose prices.
nits for Sherwin -Wil -
Paiute. We guann-
o with this popular line.
painting it is better then
vithite lead and oil. If you desire the
best results, and, moreover, at the
BRIGHTEN UP
AND USE IT.
mardwarastovu and 00a1.
John Fa. Staples
AGM TOR
IMAGO MINTER.
Repairing pumps a
specialty, also 411
kinds of , win* &silk
Ogden 114 m
Staple Bros. Barber Shop,
anus Watson,
Successor to W. N. Watson
Saneral Lite sod Accident Matr-
a**, agent, Real &tate and Lose
firatadaaa fondly and Manufact
*rift Hewing Maehlaee and Cream
NaerRayntond and White Sewing
Machine* and National. and
Vase& dream Sepals -bora
Mae sewing machine needles, 011, attach.
=KM repair* and aunties for all
kinds of mewing machines.
With ever 26 years experientie in the above
taabeemayou can net inured ef pima
tight,. square dealing and eataafaction
JAMES WATSON,
Agent, and-dealar In Bowing iffikohlus
STRATF'ORD, ONTARIO.
Is the leading business train-
ing. school in Western Ontario
-vVe give a thorough, practi-
cal training on Commercial
subjects, Isaac Pitman's short-
hand, Tench typewriting, and
ijoramercial and Railroad
Operating.
Each depaatanent is in the hands of experienced
eatitruetors. We asedet students to positions. Our
grealuatea always succeed, for our coursee are the
best. Get. our free catalogue and beam more about
AUL YOTImity enter now.
NORSENEN
Examine our special lines of
Buck, Horse and Oalf Driving
Gloves - the best valuea on
the market. Also our stock
of stay -on Blankets is com-
plete, ileadquarterfi for
Robes
Galloway, Bishop, Mongolian
g„4,, at and limitation
B ff" lo. The best made at
lowest prices. Trunks, suit
caeas and. -valises - special val-
ues and largest assortment.
13RODERICICS
Noted Cheap Harness Store
Opposite Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
Start
In May or dune
And finish a good course of
training for stenographer or
bookkeeper by November,
when good positions axe best
obtained. Enter any d .
No vacations. Catalogue
leRNTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Yonge and Gerard
num TORONTO
w H SHAW, Principal
cifts FOR THE Bride
Just a, few hints from
ciur line of Silverware
SILVER PLATED ARTICLES
Orange bawl 00
Fruit bowls - 00 to 6 00
Cake platea — 50 to 6 00
Butters I 50 to 7 00
Cold meat forks - 1 25 to 3 00
I doz. Rogers' spoons m box- 2 25
e doz. kmves and forks in box 3 56
Carving set - - 56
We have a very large
assortment o f other
pleased to quote you
prioes. Call in and
see us,
DALY
;Twiner it Optician I
Ismer of Namiese Licensee-
Liberal Mootings.
CENTRE HURON.
W. PROUDkOOT, the Liberal can -
dictate in Centre Huron, will hold pub-
lic meetings'at the folkesing places,
and op the dates Mentiorted
'Walton, Saturday, May,23rd
Meetings to stakt at 8 p. and
be addressed by the -candidate and
some proxtinent Liberals. Opposition -
invitaeto attend. Additional meet-
ings wAl be held at once, of which
noticewill be given later.
Querterly litclare.-At a, meeting of
the official Board of the -Seafetth
Methodist, 'aurae held on May 13th;
the folloaing stewards were- elected
by ballet tor 'the coming Corifere,nctt
year: Jae. McMichael, Robe '11111110;
lot , the lest namee was ele_cted* re -
wearer stemma. Mr. Heavy Cash was
appolutett delegate to attend...the dis-
trict Meeting, to be beld Getle-
ztee On the 20th inst. :The general
huslaees Of the t year -was wound up
A Mayer Young elen.-Among these
aminatiOns at the School -of Practical
Science, Toronto! we notice:the mane
gall. Mr. McLean has Just graduated
les a civil engin.eer, besides teethe/1144
the dettrma of Dominion Land Survey-
or. Mr. McLeart, Who le a grOinate
of the Seaforth Collegiate enetituteo
la a 'particularly clever ,young mau.
He has secured a resrohsible 'position
aud left about a week' ago for ithe
west, after visiting for a few -dtase
with his *parents. We wish him every
success and trust :that he will cowl
three 'as successful as lie haeeteen,
tivea of -the teams in jinalor district
on. Tuesday, to draft a schedule. TX.,
son,. conyenor. The following is the
echedule: Seatorth at Mitchell, June
lith ; .Mitchell at Sea -forth, June 19th ;
Seaforth at St., Marys, July 1st or
8th; St, Mary's at Seaforth, July 22nd, ;
Mitchell at St. Marys, July 15th ; St.
Marys at Mitchell, August 5th Or 6th;
Stratford at Seaforth, July 20th ; Sea -
forth .. - at Stratford, Aug -test 28th t
Stra.tford at St. Marys, August 12th ;
St. Marys at Stratford, August 19th;
Stratford, at Mitchell, July 10th ; Mit-
chell at Stratford,-. July 2ard. In the
only dab represe*ek so that they' get
a bye, awl will go into the 'semi-finals,
Laical Belets.-Mrs. 'John Matray, of
Godi3crich street, met with a painful
accident on Thursday last,. She was
table when. she lost hey balance and
fell 'to the floor. In. the ' fall siTe
struck on her shoulder, fratturing her
collar hone, besides -receiving other
bruises: She haa *sufferteld considerable
' TI, but her many friends hOpe for
of Mini -dile, Usborne tc•wnship, was in
town this week oa a visit to ;rale:U.-Veg.
-While here Mr. Smales gave The Ex-
pcisitor a Pleasant call. -The Bell -.En-
gine and Thresher C,O. has eurchaeled
the old salt block and property ad-
koining the works from Mi. T. F. Cole. -
man. We understand it is the irrben-
tion. to remov'e the old buildings that
are. thert. This will give the company
'plenty of yard, room and at -the pIlme
time ,plenty of room to extend the.
weirks, when business 'demands furthter
enlargement.-Wook has commenced on
the rendenoe for ,Mr.e. 'Archibald, sr.,
on Goderich 'street east. It will be of
cement blocics.-Mr. John Roberts, son
of Mrs. 'J. S. Rokerts, hails pass-edl ails
final axamination at the Toranto Col-
lette of Pharmacy, arid is now a full
fledged deuggist.-Mrs. A. Young left
on. Tuesday On a' visit to relatives at
Washiegton, Oxford county. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Gray, who has
beeen visiting her for some weeks. -A
fire alarm -wire has been placed in the
telephone office, eo that now :persons
having --telephOnes can zend in ' an
alarm without going outside. This is
at geed mom -Mr. 'Harold Dorrance,
aon of Mr. Joseph Door -ante, of Mc-
Killesp, who has been attending thii
Ontarl?---Jo kgricultural College at Guelph,
hop passed his first year examination;
-=MOta Lett, of Gu.elphe is the guest
of her dang-hter, Mrs. A. E. Colson.
-Owing to the 24th fainnr aw Sun-
day, ltinriday next will be ohserved as
Victoria Day, and will be a -public
have been arranged for Seaforth for
that day. -Mr. W. Prendergast, aepar-,
ate tschool iespector for Ontario, was
visiting ever Sunday vvith relatives in
Seafoith.-The June session of the
colmty council will open fat Goderieh
Tuesday, June 2. This sessien will be
one of !special inteaest, owing to the
fact that a reunion of all the ek-
cokmty councillors will be held at
that time. A prOgramthe of entertain-
ment, which will include a banquet,
la in couete of nrepa.ration.-Mie John
Noble, of London, England, spent a
day last week with his coudin, 'Mrs.
ial officer in connection with the Spl-
vation Army eznigrant business, and
came to Canada, with a- load - of Im-
migrants whe Were en route to 'tin)
west. -The court of revision on the
aesessrneet in connection with the
Gederich and North main street mac-
adam roads, was held on Monday
morning. Apart from the correcting
cif a couple of clerical errors, no
chateps were mak.-Professor Kil-
patrick, of Toronto, occupied the pul-
pit cit the Seaforth Presbytierlan church
on Sunda -y last, and preached two able
and earnest sernfous to large eongr ea.
gatiOne. At the evening service, 'Mrs.
n G. !Mullen, of San Franclecce sang
ville, has been. et/alined to the house
for some -time: - Mr. Chaa. Aborhart
ilea installed„a gasoline ensile for use
in hta ice ,oream business. - Ural
iWright, who has been. the gueSt- a
airs. Hicks, of Harpurhey, has re-
turned horne.-Mrs. L. E. Richards, of
Boston, is visiting her Parents, Mr. f
and Mrs. 'Chas. Holbein and her -sister,
congregating on tlie faem of ette, Those
number of boya awe in the habit cif i
Geleve, seeded concession .of lecKelop,
and indulging in a game -of ball. `Iffie o
Grieee. wishes to state that if this ds !
T 0,14elieef dole are Tele, day's, ThinSa
f;t1.
dates - Olt eacb weee. Mr. 'Andre*
candidate II.: Ventre - ss , 14 . was ..iii
team -SeaTitegid7 on elettion husieess.
thercIS 'visited, in' tone on Yirledneee
Hht.r4,;1 IP. If.- .T.Jarkkin, and WO daughters
et ' Weenier of efeleillo ,- entertained-
rsigitat
on day chart, ' Six tabliat. of
p sise .enc .,were ;played,- - the.
fe• l musical ! -
*gat': ltinehOote
full meeting
J Will be, h
Serile
wa6 :Plating, When he took
something like. a conv on, and., die&
in slant time, The ttmeral - to the
pinata have tbe syMPatby of every -
amme was rein
of the heir, an ta
the Li of See-
d in e committiee
pee one %Jock Orth ott the Dominion
othis, -14''ri ay ev ti big, at eight
r. ita mantial cone tiott in Seo. -
On 0 the Geeetrichtflis riot.: a the
hand tod late • for week, bat
11 be pobliehee- next k.etttle. C.
a large quantity" Of ta bagel and to-
te Plante that 'lie 'Sal. to dispose.
' e the SeivationrAem 'ball on Sat -
Jame •Sleette• Who bee been ill with.
ll* nicely. - The Operati was ler-
! Med by' Dr. Gum,- of: Clinton,. as -
ft
re 'Wm. Ballentyee w lo. Stratford
cif Stratford, tea' offe a handsome
trophy -for annu41 eompe tion between
presentativeS Of these. tubs met in
11-t. the. eoreetetithet be Nen-
We have tiome choice Illanitob, frosted wheat -
aforth Milling Co. I A110-1
Big Pargain in a ancond-band rano. R. H. Peck
Money to Loan -83,000 private!
od farm security. 'Apply at
Star Moving Picture Theatre.-
onday, Wednesday and Friday.
Free -e, A China Bread and Butt r Plate with every
p retatee of 25c or over at Fear's treat Clearing Sale
a‘ Inch oonamences on Saturday, A. ay 23rd. 21104
Get our prices on barley oho .-Seaforth2M11i011.1ing
Wool ! -Wool !-To the farm re nd_others.-When
arketmg your wool remember t e old stand, No. 6
arehouse. We pay the highest market prices for
1 grades cd wool and gram. ames Beattie, Sea -
funds to loan on
e•Expositor Office.
ange of pictures
Drop in and see
2110-tt
Commencing June 1st, Dr. ,
of Seaforth, be- at the Domi
on Monday' of each week.
Pigs rof Sale -The undersigned
for sale, about seven weeks obi.
27, Concession 4, MeKillop.
. Hodgins, dentist
loll Hotel, Dublin,
2110-2
as 25 young pigs
Edwin Hunt, Lot
2110x1
Bell Pianos and Organs are s Id exclusively by
Dresstnaking done at home. ; poly to Mrs. IL J.
/shall, near furniture factory. 2110x1
Seed Potatoes -We are prepare to buy any'quan-
tiby of good seed potatoes, also g• od table potatoes
wanted at Beattie Bros., Seaforeh. 2110-2
Notice, --A new kiln of tile ill be opened at
Sproat's, brick. yard oh Thursday May 28th, Sizes.
three te six inch. Sproat Bros. 2110x1
Bargain Tables at Fears' Grea leering Sale.
$4), on Main Street, Seaforth, on Wednesday- after
noon, May 18th. 1908. A liberal ward on return
ing the above to, the Expositor 0 oe. 2110x1
Everybody lik our eede Wat-
er, with A , Wing fresh-
ness, its re hing me -cold -
to endless pat lis to•make each
drink suit the articular -tacit°
of each badi e dual customer.
We serve it i as you like it.
Leah* Fruit ors :
_ Crushed Or . e, Strawberry
fresh fruit. if -.ocolate-made
and Pineapple made from fine
right -served ight. Ice cream
ABER AIIT DRUM82-
syraniedgwesiaLoo, r ;CospothfoondinRoe.ot. .
4 444414..44404444•44444.1.6
firrent, alid Mr. 3' len Beattie Mid Mr,
F. eteGrelrer an le John Robinson'
,agni do me:. Oesporoara .tSca A aiilt,isofan:Edgmm:dmviallge.,
frieoient. Mrs.
fo.rth, were tit
eresided at the drii,In.tdissvheIevarbelograSmoorote,t
_Terthe A. OhU. 'a We have eleaer.
ete in publishing this week, another
poem from the of Iii, NV. G. Duff,.
of crystal . City, t anitoba, which he,
has - written. tO :. members of Sea -
To the °Matra d Mienibers of- Sea -
My brethren in the Work
hey' .L10 doubt yer loo
from me ;
I acknowledge Pm yer
ter say -
That it ain't the hist tirn
With pay.
But money's kinder her
ple say,
An' when yer hay' the Oil
to stay,
But I've pet got hold a te
askew
I'll buy an order with th
you.
I thank yer very kindly
An' hope you'll all be.fee
the last,
Fer we're told well b
toots hie horn,
It we've been good an' ge
we was born.
ler some fees au' doos
toroini I'm kinder shamed
nether, I heY' been behind
to ketch, SO most our pec;
ter snared lie never seems
spot, an' fer fear ib goes
r all favors iu the past,
mpensed, should it be at
paid in full when Gabriel
ereus-sense the day that
I'll address this little This ve to a staurich old friend
o' mine,
He is the lodge Record,er one of the faithful kind.
He isn't much te look at, ut his beart is warm and
An' if yer are but half sci re to him, he'll sure be
straight with you.
To the brethren in old ber three, yve just a
worcl to say
Concerning the assessme that, each month, we
ought to pay ;
I'm afraid'we're sometim careless, Indifferent an)
cold,
We neglect these lodge ssessments in our selfish
greed for gold.
Then let us all pay prom ly, if the -climes we can
'Tis the fatherless small c ildren we_ are strivile to.
-Tis the breakirf hearts widows an' the orphan's
wailing cry
That our money goee to mfort, so with hearts and
hands comply
e Don't forget the time Is c
' bid adieu
- To yer lovin' wives an' eh
fort you,
Y It Will be the satisfaction
generous hearts.
c'or Sttle-For sale, 30 yards_ of ag carpet, nice!
el. Apply to Mrs. Devonian Loui a -St, Seaforth.
'or Sale- *as 'Graham, of Egmondville has
o walhut bedsteads,* stove ah one wha2tinioo'Vor
e her residence.
i color with white ring around h a neck. Any in-
jul
f iation lea mg to his recovery will he rewarded.
Poinfortabl house to rent nearl the Collegiate In-
stitute. App y to John Beattie, eaforth. 2107-tf
The W..H. Wills residence,' o Goderich street,
Seafortin to r lit. This is one of the most desirable
reeidelices in eaforth, and has all modern improve-
ments, inclu • g electric lights, bath and W. O.
Apply td R. S Hays, Seaforth. 1 2107-4
ively in eo.forth and- vicinity by . J. ARM.
21074
We ineite the public to see our I new line of wall
papers. Call whether you want t buy or not, as it
is no trouble to show goods. We hink we have the
best and' prices the lowest ; we le ve 'it to you to
depicle. Please call. Jas. Gravea Co., Main street,
NISHED HOUSE TO KEN' .-A brink house
in . a goed lecality, suitable Ica, a small family.
Fiirnace, and goal range in kitcher For terms and
fnll particulars apply at the EXp i:
Ur °ifi2c43101-8tfea.
Varnish we ca guarantee. Full . instructiona
place in qualit • and lowest pricee Our Linoleum
eveitythiog in he housecleaning l' e, we claim first
For Paints, ilii, Varnishes, St ins, Bronzes farnede
on any branch Give us a call. . Graves, House,
2105-tf
Buggy for le -For sale, a top ugi nearly new,
in first-class a ape. Also a good t ire spring demo;
crat wagon wi h pole and shaft.% poly to Reid SA
•
Neminaei
lowing es,: South 11
; Cent Huron, to
ham.
well known !stock man of Tuckeremith,
eel Skies • • a Algoma. he other la
twelve in• • hs old and wa sold to ter.
..morly Of ippen. Beth Innis were
the well knewe Stock bull, lied
ce.'. Th makes fiv bulls Mr.
w ch sin s etock in demand.
T lasa s patient clean Mr. McKay
out for this season. -
Anniveantry Services„lhe anniver-
byterian Church were- held last Sun-
day and Menday, 'and were most suc-
ceSsful. Dr. aitCrae, of --Wilton Grove,
preached -strong,- forcible gospel, ser-
mons to large -cangregations at both
seevices on Sabbath. A111 who beard
hl were Velightted, and1 benefitted.
0 Mencley evening the !church
illed epee and all en the eV
(*tient erogrammet Dr. cOrtie
Wit and ',Wisdom of thel Scotch !Mine
teter et. the Olden Tioes.1 Tbe musi-
cal selectioes by Miss Nellie Witte%
oils *tee Fiproat an4 Inas Kande
1
e ridings in .this county
at the .fel-
n, at Hen -
hall, Clia4.-
hall, Wing -
nin' alien You'll have to
dren, then What will com-
f knowin' from the start,
protected by Workmen s
But if assessinents are uo aid an' ye hey' been sus-
pended, -
When the final summons mes an' yer life is nearly
ended,
Lord save me from the a
burnin' head
From knowin' that yer lo
for bread.
I trust I've not offend
May God bless the An nen
men,
May He send them peace
say Amen.
Lon
NOtes.-R. Smith
week -it is:a clan
for. her home In
ber arrived teile la
land Ur visit her br
Whitley is home
London to take a
League eotial he
night wag a .gratti
enjoyed themselves
art, Of tlintcm,
aermon. in the P
here on Sundia 1
uish that will rend yer
d °ries will dependant be
for "cletainiti'lre so long
, said a word that's
Ois•der- o' -united 'workin'
nd comfort, now I shall
is all emiles this
y ' with Brussels
th left this week
t weak- from Eng-
thers.-Miss Lizzie
m her duties 1.11.
success. Everyongf
Re.v Dr. Stew-
ched an excellent
pytterla41 church
Lak et.
Notes. -The midd
May is past, yet
a week or mote
and! water before
needing. It is re
horses, some Of th
good _horse to Mr
Forest, and .deliv
day. A good hors
price.-MrS. Bitch'
Of .:Wroxeter, visit
week. -Mr. Schwal
do the work on t
tractor and Will di
work -The _truiteel
ening and -told th
a new wire fence
Candle; let the cl
sold the wood shn;
and let W. Denim'
erecting the Toll 1
eent by the Goveri
eeent a week in 1.
One whom he met
opponettt. No daub!
will conduct a clea
there be any gum
it will be the ctv
either sides that
ere Unquestionabl
mote farmers repre
islatuoe, and as t
our lives ;to elect' o
Let us do so.-tfr
071 • the' lixkd with
lag up in' Trice.
Minh= comes
am! gets a cargo
occurred -here
of the month. of
any farmers have
put in. In mud
hey are throagh
hard work on
poor braes play -
P. Dickett sold a.
Allan, of Mount
him last Tehurs-
end Miss Ritchte,
friends here laet
, of Mildmay, will
school bete. next
955 for the Job.
experienced con-
btlese so good
met the other ev-
old fence- to R.
tract of building
to Arm. Gedke,
rling the job of
the new flag
taent.-Ma. Currie
()wick' and left a
ression on every
ie a good
s kindly of his
both 414statlemen
campaign said if
able work done,
zeiloust ones on
11 be the' offend -
there should( bet
s 'is a farming
e the chance ot
of our number.
Bushfleld lo out
waggon. He
e-.3341te are kit*
e egg MAW frera
,eitety Friday
-A sad eteetb
3r, erten Niddi%
a.
West End lecette-Spring work is ere-
reeeinr slewly this week, ion. Account
TurrurrX church Weed *Medi:ter an
enelcsed shed and wile cosnnence nett
Robt. White, who- bee
- Clinton.
Burned to Death.-tThe kiad TOWS
weZs received here On Wedneedity Abet
lice Weeatley, was burned to death
In. Tilsouburg eerly that morning. Mr.
and night Clerk in tee- Queetiee eked,
in' that tewa, which wee Completely
morning. Deceetted was ;1 'wars of
The Military Camp. - . despatch
trim Ottawa says : The town of god',
ketch has mide an offer of a liege:
Atte With /tea wailer and light, and it
is probable that the militia authorities
will accept and1 hold Altura camps the*
instead; oe at London', The matter has
not been. finally dealt with, hut it is
expected thet a 'eecittion will be reach-
ed! this week. It is 'stated hero that
the • cainp igrouhd at London bet 'been
found inconveniently small for the
erewing corpe which have to
be accomod'ated there each year. The
a solution for Ihe Western Ontario
mummer militia, trainingl
The Farmers' Bank of Catlada, BRUCEITIRD. Office
open _Saturday nights 7- to 9. /1, B. Laird, 104.
'played the Heiman- team on Itnesday
evening- laetr The -game was 11, tie,
game will he played here next Xed-
nesday ,evening, when Our belys ex-
pect' tO win. put.
Change in Reute.-A Slight change
haa been riatide in the /slate of ith.e
Clyde istallion, Colonel 'Grahamt 1-110
prOperty of Mr. T. 3. Berry, of Ilea -
eel. Instead of staying in 13ratofield
all Wednesday, he. will he 7aerei for
-dinner, going to Varna for night,
afterndon. InteAding breeders should
make a nOte of this so as not to be
Anctkio. Sale. -We would direct at-
teetion to the a:action eale to De held
heee toeday, Friday, at two o'clock,
when; Mr. Gehrg-e Hill will Offer for
sale a-4rumper of horses, cattle and
wins. There. is some good stock and -
everything. will be Sold with.out nee
Michigan, is "visiting relatiVel:9 ill Blyth
end MOrris.-Mr. Win. Davis left on
!Tuesday, where he has eecured a
jell on a, oteam shovel at the ckerneat
works. -Mr. J. 1.1.. McCaughey, con-
tractor of -Chicage, . was here this
week, visiting hia coutin, Mr. e. J.
McCaughey, of the Commercial hotel.
Ile is a big man, standing six feet two
inceee and weighing- 300 ,;iicionde.-The
'pulpit Of the Methodist church will be
Ioccupied on Sunday evening by * Miss
MeGuffon, of Toronto, editor of the
hilesionary Outiook.-Rev. S. A. *An-
derson, pastor of the Methodist church,
has been asked to hecome :pester' of the
First Methodist churell, London, after
hare accepted the call, suba,ect tO the
decksian of the etationing committee..
-The annual meeting of the Ladies"
Aid of the Methodist church. west held
recently, when the following officera
were elected: Pres., :Res. WilfOrd ; 1st
vice, Shea Inickstep ; 2ad! vice, Mrs.
e.ec., Mrs. L Brown; chaplains, Mrs.
King an& 'Kea Mains ; annitors, Mrs.
Eeese and Mrs. Mains ; organist, Mrs.
ling.-NM:4s Sarah Rowed:, who was
killed by a train in reendon, a few
days ago, was at Ono time a reekkent
of Blyth, having come here trim 'An-
burneaMe. 'N. B. Gerry ther week mov-
ed bta hardware stock -to Fort William.
-Mr. D. Taman had three, fingera
on his left hand broken the otner
day, while assiting to load the hard-
5ware stotk of Mr. Gerry. -The first
baratball game Of the eeason. was play-
ed dd. the Agricultural Park on. Friday
evening bet between 'Bruseels and the
home team. As the Brawls players
were coasiderably out. of poaetise the
_game was an easy orte ear our iboys,
the reent being a victory for Blyth
MADMAN & STANBURY, BarriSterS, Etc., at Hensel].
Mr. Markham, of Hensall, is ;open to receive pupils
for piano or organ. Terms, 5600 for quarter of 13
tien in our village on the 24th. Unit
'wale will . go to Exetltre-Mr. Nelson.
ryrnple'e nest dwelling, at the West
End of o'ur village, .knowrt in the neat
ah the Rebel -tax" estate, and bas invedo
IMO it". -The many relatives and friends
of behr: Peter Meer, sr., of this 'village,
and formerly of UebOrne, will regret
to learn that 'he is qteite seriously ill,
and, with his advanced years, is quite
weak. -Our flax nutanfacturere have
found - it very difficult this -spring to
get in the seed, owing tot the almost
constant rains. -The annual district
meeting of the EXtater Conference of
the Methodiat cliarch was held here
on Ttieiday and Wednesday of thie
week, when there was! a." well attended
rneeting of the miniaWrs and repre-
sentative laymen. - II the sessions
Were marketl with on ch interest and
encouraging reports. n the last day
of the meeting, th ela es of the e�n-
banquet, followed by a programme
music aid toasts.-Mr.i H. J. D. Cooke
• was in Goderich this Nireek.-The work
Of erecting the new RedgerviM bridge,
one Jae south of Or village, has
been. coMmenced.-Mie James Spares
and daughter MSS 1dabel, were in
Clintoe, recently, spending' a day or
so with friends. -A namber from here
attended the cancel -h. -held in St -An -
evening last. -The sacemnent Of the
Lard's Sapper was dibensed in Car-
mel church.* Sabbath' hist, at the
morning service: The erep.aratory ser-
vice, on Friday aftwhoon, was con-
dticted hi Rev. 'her. Smith, of Blyth.
George Sterling, is tieing up
the greunds of the dwelling proptorty
Welsb.- Setae /5 mernhoze 'united with
Carmel ohurch bath. last -The
feefball match on day evenin lea -
•
AY 22,
ening of
ew Deese Good
s alway Interesting.
'INGENIOUS new loom tricks have achieved much in the way
et variety for present dress goods selling. In novelty effects
the deePening of one colOr-tone and the intensifying of another,.
guano entirely new resents, but you'll have to see them to
appreciate the efforts -buy rs and weavers have put forth in
order to have the merit* ous collection of stuffs that is now:
An'himival thing in con ction with dress goods this season
that seemingly the oftener the new stuffs are seen, the 'better
they are liked. We liked our new stock immensely when it-.
first dune to hand;but wel like the different weaves and color-•
ings even better to -day than we did then,
We display an gxeellent ASsortment
New We4ves and Colors
(Many exclusive effec.s eonfined to us for this n)
THE NEW GOODS INOL6E-
ND
are More
Stripe Voile
Stripe Taffeta
Stripe Armur
Stripe Mohair
Check Voile
Stripe Elui4ian
Novelty Stripe
Priestley's Savoy
Sail Cloth
an Toy
Vigorea
Ottoma
OU
alammesmipommMielmAtamtpm
Goods at the cost of ordinary
kind&
pares
mecha
THESE FOR INSTANCE AT POPULAR PRICES
Pretty Pink and White Spots woven not printed—o
grounds of° sheer muilin at
re a
uits
100 yar
Floral, Medallion, Sc ol ripe and Spot effects, -produce
in dainty tints on fine, serviceable white muslin, at
Very specie values
White Muslin, at
10c, laio and
Checks, Stripe, Spot an
1240 am).
s
yo get for
pod value.
hat s tbe
We abio have in great variety antl. in fast dyes -
Lawns *Organdies, Dimities, Mulls, Pri
Gingitams Chambrays,- etc.
THREE VERY POPULAR THINGS IN TEE -TRADE A
1. Copenhagen Blue Linen Suiting
2. Medium Tan Linen Suiting
3. Narrow Stripe Linen Suiting
WE HAVE THEM
Heatilerbloom
The neW idea in d `ass lining ---it is in stook now.
etetee in. a. tie.-efro Chas,. -Meet tett
of the Bihar Line, Hay, recently
and delivered to Mr. McQlosky, of
Gocierich, a very fine five year old
gelding, sired by Prince of Hurl orte
for which he received a hand me
price eaMr. Robert Luker and fa y
recently moved into Mir village, !and
will make- good residents.
Grand Bond.
Notes. -Mr. and Mrhe Farrell hav
gone to Loudon, to see their woe
Williana-Mie. *Reuben is laid up
a healing la her ear. -Mr.
Hamilton is sick at time or
tieengnie laYwisiaytingforbisovetP=ets* 4ffgearn:Plas
Ikeiraenberry was- Parkhill vitt on
Mendeet-eMite Carmen, who hae.
at lite. Frites. has xaturmed td her
home at Claude:Vette_ Pt Holt ex-
ehanged Ix!** with F. J. Larnote of
London where be uralkorwett '
Barnet, ode day last:iyaki.-Wiltiara
Parnell was taken to the Ateepito
nct7itepattswilertt diettUseuiset. ;._
.1004
Brenner, on Sunday,
Note0.-11r. James Hamilton was vie
iting his son Hugh et Bruce/1014
a few de.ye.---lter. Flank Carling,
Loudon, spent Sunday at bie
beee.-Mr. Jams Carmichael, *
tseent Sunday at bee father's here. -
Mrs. 14;vinigetone entertained her
Wee Dixoh, of Seatorth. woe
ait the borne of Mr. Jame
Mr. Wm. Campbell, of leoleion,
a few Vale reeently at the bottle
his meats here.
-:-.Two St. Thome lads, Louie
lantine and Albert Rolling,
wen; -charged with attempted
while she wee oneeier way h
leetine wag Identified th
Ille -Dane reused by the girl
Ting been Whim
. She also toed a
Ube a3r