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anted
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for the last few
.ioosernin,. Sask., in the
'Mr- and Mrs. Jacob
Sed fro; town. Over
lave arrived from Tero e+
F the waterworks- males; -4
D.tehl Y are spending thy`
ewn.•s'l ss .Annie Gov't`
th,. Is the guest et Mrs
The funeral of Miss
as held on Saturday aid
day Inst was our C,Idie-
eer person who could got
,any driving to- Bay
to Goderiele by dams
nera�lly i dull- Partnere
vlth the harvest, but the
and this will - make
later on. -
Ribbert.
--The council met
nurp€ ee of . letting
;:e Walker and Kenn
embers were all pre of
ggarth. ' The Walker
was given to John Bea.
dy draft+ contract wad-
-Cennolly & Co.,
the lowest. A reser
hy tete council auh'
:rutting the CountS
strike the taxes rests
h tote -in the villaNe
le books,es the east Ole
d Bale of said lots Wpm
dual value. Tee,
Meet again on >ondaye
at ten €'caewk: Ali ti
track at this'`
Clerk.
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a ri
rs. Nurirsza.
SEAFoRTH FRIDAY,.
•"n oLEIt
f a Yep)
or
rove, Grimed Bend and
Ste Joeeph
W S. Dingma, the :genial May
of S iratford and clever editor of
Stra fobHeralds, has - the good
se to appreciate he benfits of
wren air to rrecuperate a brain
d mall, and with.= his family is
Qing his holidays at that beaut-
sum er resort, Maple Grove.'.
wrnu ust let i his e !him tell hs own
says in last week's 'Heralld t
rove is one of the pleasant-
to spots for a family holiday.
bout a mile and a t north
es the d vnta e
rs there and of
re facilities, when
u ht, while at the
d and quiet for
At For a family:
da ted. • Maple Grove
sty or forty
yndicate of ten
ndoners. The -mote
Millar fashion in
4 concrete ' steps
ach, where bath-
oating fail ties are provided.
features are in common to
►ttagers for •instance, the ice
e Wigwam, ' tc. The Fatter: is
ined hall, p: rlor• and church
ove. Fro'; being the scene
le dance en c aturday night It
ie�i by beim s made' a place
worship on the unday.
he Bond has its I� xeter, Parkhill
Len on ";sides" I or districts: The
ter s de is north e f the road down
eke ; the Parkhill side south
me road, rbetw®e a it and the
he *Londoi side. is south of
e, .on the •a eek of land bey
t dried up p rtion of the river
lake. Th Saable naturally
rand bend' at this point on
arrivsE1 from up co ntry, and flowed
lie; ith and aquarter of a mile
o distant' from et 'ei lake,( for adis-
a I miles before it
hake 3ciende with
led into the lake
;minion Govern,-
cut at the grand
place took its
of t a Bauble now
:e. The effect has
eave the olds river bed dry fare
ance, though
nic end the
me distance.
ick has b'eee
intervention
fried, as the sr
closed up the a
e -need of I`,
rnrnent dred
ere nearly
itbou
fully
insid
in co Sem
a cats
lothes t
rates wh
(rm.
d find
dels
n .iuxury
at a man
has ipeen
0/9011101313
hey are
To-:
The broad collar and lapel, th artis
-coat outlined to the form, the perf at b
skilful tailoring of each garment, to eth
exclusive fabrics, form a combinati no
fedi= in clothes building.
s at
12,
c ape
-with the
y of 'the
WS the
new and
Our popular priced Suits at $7 ,anO.
knockabout suits at $5.00, are cert,
the money. May we show you the new
diyes, tans and gteys.
oeptiona
abrios in
our greait
suit for
FALL COATS $7,
or' $12
Any clay now you'll be hunting . t
Raincoat. We've the right lOrt of coa
them in these parts. Want you to t
$7.0
0,
The boys can be splendidly olo
Fall berm at school. Our cleaning
includes boys' knicker suits, boys'
garments of alq sorts, caps and me
Hs:Acker Suits, sizes 24 to 30
liniokter Suits sizes 27 to 33 coat
vest and pants
Youths' Sujts, long trousers
Odd Knickers
Odd Underwear per gafment
Caps
Sweaters -
N Stockings, heavy cotton
ight now or„ 'the
eight Una ea4
4 00 5 00
6 -00 7 0:
25
35 50
75 to DO
25,
OREIG CL
ST.3.A.P0
aple
pose;
L= ted
t'o , Grand Bead ft
oe the bristle of ea
the post Office and.st
th :ar to be .so
sa e time it is ret
to as ;desire quiet
it s eepecialiy° ada
a property of thi
acr o neo by a i
ge 'tlenie , mostly Lc
tai: s.aa'e grouped in
a 4 eauti ul grove, a
gin pass' ge to the b
in and
to
be
nth
its
or
tit of eight to t
ch Id b%itersuadid.to
the lake.. It then emp,
at ort; rank. The D
me t, ho ever, made
be fro which th
the waters
go into the la
se
in
the Is
'tie 4
n an
e a
be
al
PO
fr
St
to
St
St
st
ed
be
dire
ftorPre
lag d
hen
ost
t
iherti
de h
claim
tford
Bqt
tford
!I am told at the
Ake water backs
At. Grand Bend
I huilh The Gov,
will soon again
intik- sands hate
ene Bauble mouth.
it early. visit of
at they are scattered, ,, No
en the elec ric 'railway runs
Exeter. to 'Grand Bend, the
contingent - . ill increase so as
speeial nal • The , bunch of
!on the 46, ,wer : certainly a
te. They a ch
Y 'Powell_
but at all
the torepoo
one, of co
✓ than the
the youn
did they
to make
et. conveya
ttle rose t
WA vvor
They -had
their ttip
the aid o
ed Into, St
there iMpr
'the 'dello
e along, -
1 by stage. 'Arrivi'
. in the atternooe
among the lhappies
cy• cle, hayi good
ed to see •S
took us- i
✓ the Baltnetal Holt This big
bae been nrehase by Mr.
au, a Mo treat roilllortalee/
oing to -fi it all dp, repair
tete it, we ere told. The et -
re intiniat econnection with
&Bray. w h lis to give the
de World-, we Were informel
built next Year by Contractor
Vorki 'V siting the
d, after
find 1 the
oa• d is re -
to make
ores and
ye _for he -futuse.
realieede they' will
the ex. itordinary
respeet St. Joseph
a site for a lake
tepot In the shore.
spe wh this new
Mr. Can n. Is boued
he ca and gene
n expend -
an inter -
ted j any
out
no, far
clo/n
co pla et
• wa d
8:11B Itt • hilei efeS gi•
tr in
es of
he
on the
in. lIce
at It
ep
so
pr mot
ad ue
bu din
colm
Ce
ourte
a
i i
tetra* in the . old Iceewatin ; District.
In 1878 he was appointed the first Dep-
u' iy Minister' of Agriculture 'of Mani-
itoba,, and subsequently Provincial Aud-
itor. He also served in the Rebellion
-of 1885. With the date lex. Begg ani
on. Gilbert McMicicen,.` a founded the
W nnipeg Herald and W nnipeg Times,
w In known Conservative journals o t
th e'
days. He represent Manitooa in
18 8" as special commnissio or to the In -
di ii
n-di.ii and , Colonial Exhi tion in Lott
dor, and wrote a report o trade within
Empire. In 1889 h accompanied
L.* rd Stanley of Preston now Lord
rby, and then Govern r General, a-
cr i the continent as pedal Comes
po' nerd. For the ' hast t o yeah he
has ;: assisted in- the est biishment et
tr veiling libraries in u'teri°.
I' Canada.
Sir William Van Nor a has entered
23 of. his fine Shorthorn cattle at,, the
T i r'onto Exhibition. They come from
hi : ranch at Selkirk, anitoba. --
The electrical €storm on Monday
1• t•: was very severe. at and in the
vi inity of Toronto.' The street - car
an + telephone systems in the etL-. and
su'urbs were tied lup fo several~ mine
ut-s,
John McLau ink so of • the late
chibald McLaughlin, of Southwold
to reship, Elgin 'Coun!ty, was instantly.
id ed'in Detroit 'n Monday while
dr ving. His hors became frightened
by an automobile, ati� he was: thrown
o and his neck a b aken;e ;
Chars. Gibbons, o Lynden, Went
v rtht County, was lite . -ten, dollars.
an • costs by the a r of Dundas for
hoeing on his far re unday last.
It would'.have 'pal m ' eaten to have
'IIi�ed a man to io h ho lug, on week
daiys. 1
During the etE
.Sed over .Alvin
you get t here'
OU are iduc.41.
1
Pa on d strict Sunday
fa • Mer in Brooke te-vnah - was burned
jar
do n. Monday afternoon during anothe
at eltorene the barnek 7. . Armstrong,
lof the township of Euph la, was_ de -
Two well knoWn MI ens of Brant.
fo d are deed, in the er ons of Henry
w rth, real estate' deal s, 'and Cope-
land Stinson, note,d tor eman. Both
peaked away On Snnday, each after an
-ex nded illness. ;They ad resided in
t _The death la report from Port
it
gitaduath of Queen Ts, and a. fo er well
own 'sprinter. His , ho was at
114 eines a csurgecin on the ,I V. P. R.
boats to China befOre Be Utile to prace
' The Had -Kipling z o, at Parry
So nd, hag a three mon les old buil
moose, ev,hibh. was Twee by l a south-
bound C. Idt R. freight c w. The an-
t al, wae caught ;lila. wire fence,
was injuring; it elt in an effert
escape. The enoese; is eing doctored
The Treasurer 1 of th Common-. -
vente t ey start- at 41,576,000. The unds Or the Dread -
pill
vla a dal auto- naught or its equiyal t Which has
be in ,G and Bend beBnt offered the Imperial Gevernment
se. They bad got ad 'PO be provided; when required.
'l the auto broke edirane, has 'sent t the Depart -
0 to Preeeed far- nt of Agriculture 'at entente, serrie
„ladies gat or a of grain and hay w leh have been
et their faces back oWn this season in th townehlp of
e I 'in • they. d- The grain Ifs ila ge and well
the occasion. m tiered, while the hay Measures 61
; -so le so good. 1 tl' Sunday night, the arne of John
,e, ne r et amr M Barre., of Lobo. about welve miles
prieWS tn a bay- ea t, of - StrathroY, . ere etruck by
iced the rosy pre- li• l'i fling and burned t the, ground,
, until he . - noon to er with the leeeere '0 er013e• Four
nilees that were in at the time also
la
fie
la
each, too
!shed. The losa lestlenated at
erg thousand thliars
:The Ogitvie Flier s 'Con, at Win-
nipent on Saturday receiedd first
samples or new wheat, one f orn Ros-
thera to
the way
at the
hey- were
and fak-
e camp.
r Collins.
e Joseph:: and while
Yfield. At St. Jose
liapeleon Candle,
ntine the famous
hand and show -
el
Pi
th
Sh
rn
re
it
ot
Pe
If
e shte we wer eurpris
at ha been publ ehed, to
Iinged wh e; .all
dy b Meese good
ed d however
tatia
expec
form a
pensisten
d to
130 t (We
Nor is
'Nett Is ri
to Make
-thinly a
eft h re
if
est
newt
ch use.
nett s are
Is still .al
ati nes are
ed But
it city
ake g
againa
long
Ithild Y.
la I
Lahr
had
th
ot
ditfica
ttgo da
I!" G..tenunen has ed
nese, repre ented' /tine
meetieg of .the Ontatrio.
clationt Mr. Mersey hag
- Work, 4The Story'
published •St. few,
be, earspices -ot -the
dation. ftitid; Is
tt -years oia the
ht. to thin echine.
wfordi Speaker of
N. and ;as' one jot
*as the first 'Mag -
a Testae
months
Oat
now Ite
Came to
same
try
the
th
Riv
As
or lot lioo
s lates
under
rary
urth
da
hich
aims
in 18
tsettle
He
Pe
se
suc• h ae will nee. 0 strong flbur, This
f4ener will have an average of tisen-
well, Man., will gaade Noe a northern,.
Beth fanmers cut Monday.
—The diphtleeria outbreak at Byron,
five. miles from London, hex assumed
faMily of William England ave died
within the last few days, nd three
more are in Victoeia Hospital Lando'.
The ectools of Byron and Br eit etreet
have been closed, aid no se ees Were
held in the churches on Sun y.
—Voodstock Hospital is aZ• IR under
quarantine for small -pox. T ere are
four cases In the inetitution ow. The
quarantine for one case wa raised
the' other day, but now the eese hap
appeared In four other ' ,pati nth, and
the hodpital • la- again under quartne
tine. 'there -are tseeeral, ,othe cases in
4.
eeSir lahard Cartwright hes gone
te Dint for treatment for hia !thee-
niattsm. Hon. George P. Graham and
Hon. Prank Olivcr, wtp has ibeeis in
the ,old Countey tor the past, two
months, lhave returned to l Ottawa, Hon.
Mr. 1 Pu eley, who wan tour the
Westerpi Provinces, half etlso returned
to the (41apitile . le
=A f mer named William all. who
resides ear Elora:, had. 'a iraculous
ni
croSsi HO was met cei th crossing
bY :the .20 train from Elora . The' en-
gine st uck his horse. aud, throwing
.ahead, killed it instantly. T e shock
baggy, 'tit left hint and
broke tt ,,tips of the shafts f one Hall's
ereldele
otherwien uninjured.
.--Dur ng a heavy thunders orm Mon-
Mulliga two miles northwest Of the
village f Sunderland, was etruck
by , IttnIng . _and burned to the
groUnd. Mulligan log all the season s
croP of hay, and tall wheat,/ a /small
quantit 01 sheiks feed, all the fowl,
three gs and a calf, alga Teame of
his; imp rewrite.
--!-Pre erring to pate as a Martyr) in
the ea, e of Soelaligna d.41414. d Brie
1.1
Sodas M. L. A. for Rocky 'Mountain,
in tie berta Legislature, boing found
guilty f al eharge of blocking' the
harrangitle on Socialism to a large
crowd ist people, refused to !my the
No Matter What
When
.�C3 tTiltt�' iit�xE'Ti
Because if things look different wheri
you get them home, tell us and
we win; trate back,
li cause if you change your mind we
will change the goods,
Because if you wantlwhaat we haven't
got we will get it for you.
We iiope°ysau will get into the way of
3 depending upon lid for alt your
jewelry requirements you will
e lucky if you do.
Issuer of Marri e License.
costs . of the court, which he .was ant
see cl. and was senh to jaili for seven
Tobacco growing has been success -
f y carried on in Al erta for the past
an those competent ' to itidge atate
th the leaf, which 'averages 18 Inches
tob ecce The: Yeriety Is hrtoWei as
in length, isi a first' qiiality =flaking
be- corded. Plants set gut in July
a je
ke 1, and failure a Crop hate yet tb
an harvested In September;
Is
ni last Sunday. ni ht. There was a
/Se re storm -in that vicinity. Snazle
we t to bed, and lab. ut eleveni o'clock
lig teling- struck the ouse, tearing a -
in 'into the bogrootre tea -ring off the
pla ter, and throwing Snazje to the
no r. where he later necovered without
t As a result of tiring a( bridle off
a ease which she wa .driving, Mrs. R.
Lo es, wtfe of a farmer near. Trani-
qu ty, Brant County, was severely
inj ed In Brantford. Her two chit-
tn
dee were In the rig, where the horse
be e _frightened by' a radial. car.
111 , woman endeaVored to gop the ane
bei .4. thrown out, with slight injuries.
dit on as the result eot an accident
wh le repairing a reaper. Ma. Ramsay
ho ea became fright ned and ran a-
wa working arthe r•,;achine when the
wa , dragging him along until the
re er passed complet ly over him. Ile
wa taken to the Lon on City Hospital.
It is 'likely. that Mee arm will have
to ibe amputated. I "'
1The Provincial Gevernment of On.-
ta o has awarded co tracts for the
co ' truetion of seven miles of road-
wa east from Math son and nine
II. ,, Black, Parham, Addington Count:Ye
whle submitted the lo est tender. • The
prcemed work signal' es the advent a
no th of the height Of ' land. •Iti le
pr osed to further eitend the road -
w work lo opierini tip the district.
The Cassandra, of tb.e Donaldson
Ll , reached Montreal Tuesday morn -
in with 164 cabin paesengers, and the
fin st 1ot of prize homes, numbering
10 which leas ever been breughh to
pet t. They are near* all Clydesdales,
an while some are lfor the Toronto
F e many of them - for Regina
an Weetern points, o hers for Ottawas
1.443 I don, Brantford an4.0ntarid -moires-
Al/ the horses were I landed ;In excel.,
et -John Phillips, a mOulder hi the em
plOV of the Taylor -Forbes Company, o
Gulelph, hired a IlverY rig to go to
He peler for the day. lin going he bad
to tord the river :where a bridge Is
dm ergoing repairs, On Itis Way back,
in the face of red lights, stone piles
an nlanks, both horse and man went
th oagh the open bridge into the river,
a rem of twelve feet. entie horse wait
ba ly cut, and Mr- Phillips /tea badly
eu about th- face and 'hands.; Now he
a the horse got ovirthe obetacles In
rn aple that be escaped Instant death,
The _Lake of thd <Woods Milling Co.
pe barrel in the print of their Roar- -1
-, +lip to the present' time, about 100
free rerah mail delivery routes have
be n established by the post office de -
pa ntent, princi Hy he -western One
T re is little demand for routen from
be • 1The department establishes ?odes
pli ellen receiveS the approval of the
di leional inspeetor. The people served
pa for the boxee, but ' the .salary on
th courier' is paid by the department.
Mr. Geornn Hume Carter, of ita.e
a firm of Carter Bids., contractors,
died • at his hmne In GnelPh, Of an iri-
tetinel trouble, aged -eighty-tevo yea
Ill
of western 'Ontario, having Wilt sev-
er 1 important gravel roads An Wei-
ll ton county, as wieti,.1 as portfolio et
'G derich, part of the 'old Great West.;
er Railway at St. George; 1301day
Church, ;Guelph,' for ever eixty years.
, Utile was visited; iy disa trolls
fire on ursday morning haat. The
flee bro e out about 10.30 in its aparts
miluts o MRS. Walker, in connection
ned headway vet's' quickly, bat
work on the part of the titizena
pr -rented It epreadIng to other build -
✓ ued St about t510;640,_ was Thestroy-
ed Heins an insitrance $7,600.
ker had tion insurance. Dr.
B ;hose home and office wens
,iend hid no InAtrallee.
'Ws furniture Was saved. the
onged to Dr, Persona% and
Wee years ago, and anlarg- d and
proved since. Telegr. ms were suit to
Listowel and Brusse s for help and the
fire brigade and e. gine dam from
the forn3er , place, special rein bee.
t
ing Regaled from P letertson. The ad-
jacent buildings wee saved /it hard
work. The rise is apposed t have
etarted :Jet a clothe closet, where
Mrs. Walker had g' ne to ge sorne
article; ;and lighted a match to get it,
Huron es.
n Labor Day.
r 'at Aulturn sta-
ted. It will have
bushels. '
elongIng to John
day.
, pastor Of oles-
church, ha re -
has lea d his
rk State.
!intone, Dania Bell
Perth b 11 ame
Tuesday, be een
the ho team
cars of att 62
got a od price
hold a 'tournament
—The t grain elevat
tion is pearly eompl
a capacity ot 15,000
,lightnina- the other
iwortle Presbyterian
calved call to.Do
apple efraporator in
and Case, of New Y
—Messrs. Frank V
and S. ;Bennett, of
Wednesday of -lest
visit the Exposition,
played tit Blyth
Blyth and Mitchell,
rwon by a score -of
1 --Mr. John Ransfo
'cently shipped three
head, tg Toronto.
for them.
Alei. Boss had
the C. R. station
other day- He was
the Car land the bag
cataract I for the zo
basement of the new
Sti Colurnban, to re
recently destroyed b
ment will be built
—Edward Weld, a
of the Loadon road,
ton, died at the hom
in, West Wawanosh,
Mr. Welsh had gone
chitty a few &Zs
friends., Death came
—Mrs4 Milne, of
somewhat •painful ac
day. She had been
Stanley iand as she
the, buggy on her ret
an auto swept along
frIseltened the horse
thrown vloletitly to
—A dog shevAkng
ing mad was shot b
derson and W. Haze w
ton. one day recentl
everything wield), ea e 1
tuna,telY it was kill d
--elehe' following /he
nipeg Free Press w
to West Wa,wanosh
Airs. Geo. Tittlale
gagement of their da
to J. E. Robertson,
niPeg, b The marriage
tettrrow sea
W ha the
ago truck n re-
f Clinton
aCe the
tire. e-
re peeled ree dent
us south of in-
r;riyou,Sssunulysd o
AO an Vi -
ng t s in
alight from
in th !ling
0171 he and
was
gro
d, ei r trig -
he ant al was
and thti at
beitiosre*Vt. °h1.:(1 -
from the • in -
11 be of, 1 tn. erest
s debts; eir :and
--The; funeral -took Place eio da, le
borne, who died on aturdaY a e
residence in town. -.I Tiebb r e
61 yearg of age and been in poon
health .1 for some ti e. He w de-
an operetion, nevi -ohe of his lege
removed.
One of 'Wiese' WES kl ' and he thead
sent to, Ottawa for n lysis. Th re -
Port hae been made h t -the dog was
!Exeter, and Macdiar of Ile ail.
it
--One day recently D BrOwni . of
idaaghter of Mre az aid, of ed-
' ton, The Taint la y has b a ill
, with reeariet haver, n Inf.'. re ion
lbehled the ear, Ma an otion ,
es ti Eoellaalsnst:
and
Wforawto4w417:1311; *pur4-pl:sel's, $82:127
The County rate menu ts to 6 9.95; '
sum aggregating $9 Oti .95 ; 229. 5 'Is
11,
to be cellected from h Spaeth I halt
of the township for al way b A and
Chris. Haat, of Cite en, fele
I Or,nOt the limb ean be Saved.
eet and Mary .It Me en, c fleet -
atoll, of (trey, died o
week, of a combine, 1
heart trouble. She been. fail -
Ing health for some months, but *a
able to 0 to Brussel on July 12t , and
dans. Mize Menarey 0 in her 25th.
1 Iv -
i quiet Weddliig at day
of. 1 ant Week, when: It ugh' melte.
l linelle, "was married to! Mr. or ,zS.
Terib: _040f1 :ruse so evirsise .1,01 foe:7: :e be Cer -
oon
fsvia tor tfiseir•fu les,
--The Marries* of asley
Thillett, to Miss A, Ef,Iftrt
The tie of the evi
nosed. many .s.
beportelelLiraidby mr.wiellill. 4 a
sup -
the
ceremony .the bride/ to
thedthellnitTitetrenoelwatweidd':non7ari;ite. , .bro-
of Goderic township, who, et
Witt a fatal ae dent, the particular,
which are .g1 en (elsewhere, took
place Sunday aft-rnoon, under iiaeen-
auspices, and was the largest seen
I n that district ;thin the recollection
of many present. The funeral of Judge
Tom, 'many year ago, is said to have
been as large. Some two 'hundred
rigs were in the funeral n3rocesgion;
ff which reached a out two miles. Mr.
Stu rd.y's lodge ct nnectian, his - ace
quaint;ar ee extending over a large
section, and the sudden manner of
his death, combined to bring a large
gathering.
--Just as the Grand Trunk - tram
from Goderich el,ared that station at
3
Clinton on ,�ionrl,.y morning, on its
way be Buffalo, the crowd on the plate.
corm was surpris2d to hear the brakes
put oh and _see the rats come to ee
stand -still. ' Wl3 t's- the matter ?"
asked the;cond�uc or of the Bruce train,
but nebody could tell, lentil two men
Were peen run g back along the
track. Frank ` r -n, a well known God-'
erieb horseman, accompanied by ..Jack"
tenth, of Kinc: cdine, had forgottex a
suit e sse on the platform. After the
gain bad once in re pulled out, it wan
explained by tiros who said they knew
;hat the horseme,r were bound for the
uffalo races, a d the suit case eon-
• lined - their .wad.
—The Graphic, published at Elbow,.
. • iek.,' makes the 'allowing reference to
lady, who rot` forty years was .a.
aidettt of Turn t erry and an active
ember of Whig 'n Baptist church
ms's. -Augusta Ta ; lox passed quietly an
at the home of her
bert Jobb. She was
1822 at Baltimore
her 87 years of age
for
day
was
ere
her
born. ahe
Ont., thus ina
at the time of he death. She was the
mother of 'eight. hildren, six of whom
survive Jur, Mrs. Robt. Jobb, of Lucky
Lake, Mrs. Dal Hastings. and Mrs.
Thomas Higgins. of Turnberry, Ont.,
MIT. John Jobb, Brandon* Mrs., J. R
Parkere Salem, regon, and bar son,
james Taylor, of Itoscurols, Sask. Mee
'was. grandm ther of 34 and great
•
grandmother of 9 thIldren ,all living
at the time of h r death. She wan e.
kind end loving mother, and although
not living In e village very lenge
had made everyo her friend. She was
wolain of ge d religious principles
and w be mis ed here on earth as
a teacher of the gospel.
—Rol3ert J. M Kelvey, an old, well
known) and bight respected resident on
Bthel, dropped de a on TharsdaY, Aug-
ust Rh. Ile and Mr. M. Henry. weds
hitching up a e lt, and were pros
seeding to the "resbyterian OtOrrat
groun0 to have ome room, Mr. Moe
Idelvey leading' t e home when the call
ctmee. He was d.ad when Mr. Henry
got to his side. The deceased was
born in the tow ehip of Vaughan 52
two years of age and had' lived there
continuously. Ab twenty-flva years
ago he was unite n marriage he Miss
Bella Lamont, who survives. They had
no family. Deceased, who had not been
rolthst health for ten I or twelve
years, „sold his f rm owing to a hear*
weakness and 11 ed a r tired life.
wae a, Liberal in polLies and
Presbyterian In church lrelationship.
sudden et thirty slx years ,ago on the
road near J. P. MeKay's while res
turning from Brhseels with her hus-
Man, also respon ed to t.he pall with -
'Out a Moment's ing. lit her home
in Ethel,
average crop. '
$funeentown In
—,Weeed was
that - Stewart le
Lowell drug et .
P. Met
injurlea /nom
aaya dater in
stirrup.. His
Was been In
,oe,ht—iidaige;oramnedr I a,
lp, le the pare
led 4 the reel
'',116Cilaryllet'afil'itlistBa°Y1re or: khAeathudgebi
him off. He fe
late township, ,te
lace fsome year
been, living with
owne a farm oh
Grey township. •
,him a number of
a the , only ion
)3:0.4137!8thaChilt.ehreislizravtb:1141:14rsittritio0:1:144,1161,11ttiNI;a:0114!oSttilUrer:::albekPiteeetritE:tmt:inrIeneljer
ler very feW inst
-ebeaple :of
hak-en it upon the
!'"w! eattliVr 4eirvetr"7
pan
er, the fie n
400 ahres u den
a , and tit is a fair
has a gang of
ved he Stratford
e, Manager • ot
boy, wee nrovrned,
Loon Lake on Mona
tin, of Chebonani
Mr. ThoMas Martine
t of St. Marys. was
horse and sustained
h he died -a few
perhi Hospital, De -
who Was agalstant
the ThIrd Regiment,
ping to name The
and Mr. 'rMartin was
agged along _the
eying eeught in the
was fratetured.
Marys, was 2.7 years
es a wife, and one
en of VVallace towne
Daniel Eveleigb.,
enee of his son,
6th concession, Grey,
t 2rid last, In Ws 66th
Leered from a Pare --
months ago and a
before his death took
nerly formed in Wal-
t disposed - his
ago, and has since
his son, ()barks, who
the 6th concession of
wife predeceased
ago, end Charles
Banner saye ; The
at Stratford Is doing -
ringing o0 to this.
selected children Who
este and who go to
Dominion. There were
earth who essIved,
y. and homes had
und ; for them all.
nces 'hes it been lit-
any child brought out
he tame troM, and
district who have
Ives to educate and
orphans are in
trying and stoek
the Stratford
n, Mr. Garillnads rase
d, *hi -eh the nyak
tmdred cows was rite
Ballantyne, nephew
tYne, was the
le also made
erected bn
e milk et
firne Improve-
lenquateh' and his
Ise, touched upon
nee
of nearly three
f Hoe. Thome
thew 'maker.
the holundary of
Mr. Malcolm, t
nearly S00 'gore
brother Duncan
and eulogized.