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tilled, the -Libel-ale will, hemp a ma- each -firien: $100earld dosts, The *Jae and; Sistere
Johiter, of only fifteen and. when tho was purchased.: ficom Fa • Leadon- 'Bane Nritss.--IieWs altaenni, oar tvilla
'mit/ Senators froui the Wteatern Pro. ',render. gnararitee. that it .did.not eoa- de the death of -Miss Jennie -Wise, who
vinoes, aee . appointed, for 'which thare, tato ',neer- two arid a half .ner cent. died ine TorOnte ann tinart
;,.pOw a benne eParllamern, the ,:ktt avocet spirits; the guarantee trestinna.`"nhli ',Metes, thee'yealigeet daugl.a-
•,-Liberal• majority will be about w.inal- ',produted in mutt.. This; hawever, _did ter a .tlie ,7.44te.tf rtoe$,- fbizneritista
oVt,-. If the Borden 'Gesernment are- pe - save deem from the- penalties, a lion agent bore. F Thenrairiains Fwere iii-
etarned at the xtext -election; they WII1 1,the lane. Their only aourse ,will be; an tarred:at Brunsels, wbere the' rernaina
, not have a Liberal Senate "to: depend. -action tor nernagen. againstethe makere a her aareate ,end, nrether rest. She
oil tO veto the legislation they pass - of tne Willie. wits bora iionnienthefieln thirty': yeare
in the .Oorrinleas,,. bat which -in their. : eat. drlyina on Sundae' after- eageneaWra. McQeee :06 the Eaton
hearts they -sera tinghty Plessied is not
to. stan on the owre bottom n all
The fig -ire, between the Parenthesis Among the man virtuennot which
ate( each ad. denotes the page. of the Colonel the Honorable Sane H igheff,
paper on 'which the advertiement is .
'Grehr Olcithing-Grelir Clothing Co. -1
liedies Spring Fontii ear -W. 0.
Great 0 ford Sate --0.i',11 Shoe Store -8
00Ahicrooles-11. Scott --8
Horse Routes -5
Do It Now-Ttionrovon's Book Store -8
OW Wanted -Mr*. 11. Edge -S
ear Sale -Geo. Joynt-4
411ouse Cleaning -F. A. Edwards -4 "
- Court of Religion -5
Far Stator Rent -Mrs. M.1(121. Chegney-8
Fern% tor Sale --John Sete en -5
Card of Thanks -Mrs. Troyir -5
You Will Itequtre-N. (fluff Sonfi-5
Morley to Itian--Wre. Doig -5
Liberal Coventiou-5
AlinISter of Militia, is possessed :Re is
that oft being goodlo his own at' ethe
' pablic expense. Ha has had a 'brother
1 Kingston Penitentiary and 'now we
i read that a ocin has been given a good
• position at Vancouver, British Colume
• bia, and thiat the' position waa made ex-
pressly for him. , The young man's
name is Garnet R niu.ghes and lea has
been appointed Government residentlen-
' gineer tor Vancou.ver Island: He will
have charge 06 all nubile works extept
'Victoria Harbor. H has hitherto been
employed by, Macke nia and Mena.
Most -unprehidiced lieopto -*rho have
, watched the proceedings, of the" "re:.
las %won existsittir. cent session of the Ontario ' Leglisilset
. i r ti.re will agree viitlit• the tollo,wingt sum -
g, lees to Star. Mr. Rowell and his friends,
, ' - i it saye, have, every reason: to ie grist-
. i lifted with the wOrk • they have', none
- Getting Into Harneras I in the Legislature during thee eeS'Sloat
The leiberals ot SoUth Ituron are Juet closed. They have laic! down .a
'toori On- the road e to Cheford, very
Mrs. Chester Hedy- of Ilarriston. When
aboat two ‘anti. a 'halt miles from Hai -
motor enlists who approached without
any warning, and in passing &Halite
in• to the ditch. Mr: Indy had his left
arm dislocated` at *the: shoaldern „ann
jured. tin, Eeny was badly cut -anstat
the iface, b-nd suffer,ed trent the shock.
One ofi, tne eyolists 'stopped to help: the
rode on ns inothIn,a unueutti had hap-
pened.
tbe largest attendance in ito
'history the 20 h Canadiain National'
disappointing Week, exoele in Point I4
gate receipts. The• harms classes that
furniebed such splendid pempetition
the opernagnnart were. sadly broka
on account of ;tile withdrawane of three
leading exhibitoan, While the saddle
atore;Toronto, spent -last week an thf
borne 06 hits Parents on the, mil 'tont
--Inns. Jones:, aftaVictoria, B.C., le vise
iting her parentse Mr. and Mrs- Graa-
gee, *Cott Village.
'quiekly'41,4 the felonies spreasl.
Armstrong barely' hadatirne
as, Wife and children and g
engine the big /Amon Naas nurnace.
Close •nty', WOO - the narge'-bardn ark), store
ot Deli_ and Dowse, iet evbicb was, 90
The firemen; dlrectedeth-eir hole ef-
. -forts to prevent this_ from catchlni;..
The tact that . there Was wind
and that 'they had. anejelt wat r helped
tne fire In. the drug otore, Inch
less than an hour 'was a mas ean em -
Iberia Tbe'building Is owned bY
Berry, of Port Arthar, and is partly'
covered by insurance. Mte. Ar Istrongs
loss will be ever* heavy, as e had a,
arecnria -after an illnees an oily three
had -fits .rigfie hind :.hadly hurt .on
night train leatt 'failure: 'She rettran
in. ber elefeat nealtli but died atter
being ill only half an hour. One • son,
nraantravellea, of Toronto, arta'
four allitightens, "Mre.i..,Falconer of. Ch-
icago; Mos. Dlnidari McDonald, of Jamas.'
town, and anosee Ella and Myrtle at
holne, servive..ntre Wilson- died some
[years ago. The' femeral Will take placa
events were,at no Aline inn to tlie usuat
Altheugh readyNio'switpireieYeifi we offer oo riworio
standard. This was due to the alb/tenon
Beek and Mr. H.', C Cox whose stab! inanhels at fortoei'dieeonnt of 14 off . T2ge:11
, • - es Shoe Store opposite Expositor Office
include eternal ofq the bltst saddle horses, Ratese...* mac -veil Bros. aae.e annele.eed
in the eountry. The most successful ex.
Weisennurg has moved, his portable mill
nine blue riboons, two, second prize •
preparing to- don their, war pallet and:f bread, eonstraative po. licanY, mainly re_
three thirds ann one 'fourth. -She wa8,s1' intends sawing his thriber tor the
• Wing to social service d the • Inn giien ,t.he niece in three classes,. oete..,....alliti?,a aw, steadnitehyls ,cisPitea sd-
get into line for the corning battler
provernent. at the conditions of lite
ri addition her horses won 'two champi-.
' AB wen be ,s,3en by a native *els_ ewhere en town and country.. They have avoid- . bi on friends ,in See,forth *this .weelt.-eMi.
'shown themselves.ao Ibe :in accord: with tyrtt 1,..i, ttwart, rt gfrer t toti tbe past It‘v, weend ;has returned home.
accident Saturday eve , 0' wh
tor the Provincial Legislature e has a nine, lid he was trip to tnwn -last • week. -Mr. Willlani
r -h ' dr t Canning an and and blably* respect.
been called tor Wednn3day, May 20tb, eianYce La.na the ,leadera in !sociat reform an. Ing he bulb attached to a,portable
Ainsglated. electric' light wire in the 1 -
at Hensel. This convention should be 'botn men. and women, wenn *tad 'Co' .iar or
.• nun-. ia, leader Witbout regard to Party e,,, ,, P ce e usiness. The and useful
ore contained 'a. lenge nurrayer -
Dont-10S their choice weald •undolatit- .PL mg reac th good
erals, but- is bee no means hopeletea:s'e. I The death of His Grace the Duke of - :- - . . 'the reraruns ,laid to reet , in •St. James*
.e e ago eightne
a . customers at tile tithe,
pretty tough Pr6positiOn for •• • • Stewart had gre tar the. onlar for a
and F' gr. eight years, The turieral services were
conducted- ia
edly tall upon Mr. Rowena
With a good candidate, united Action Argyll; !former Governor-general
and hard. and centinuous work On be- Canada, occasian genuine regret
deerned_etees-LiTseralism at the neite second generation "Canadank3, bier
-election and it ts up to, the Liberals, bolds of placeeas..the Marquis a! Lorne, life right nand. Annost Immediately • weth Dr. And Mrs. Allisant-Rev and
coal oil can ine one hand proceeded t
o
the place Where' ,kept the oil. Ms • en
Notes. -Dr. 'Allison moved 'to Blyth
tcOndeuboro
reach up and talie the electric bulb in max. Thursday; Our good wishes 4go
I Mrs. Ost,erttotit 'Were in Blyth on Wed."
of tbe riding to place et al, the, Lib- by eyhieh title he was know.n when he, tbere was* a, tflash 'of fire, :Ian •theorran d
era.1 column -on the night of - the niec• represehbed -tile rate Queen victoria at nfertunate man, otill holding to tba'''.nall* nelidaY*.- 8• X. -,Adams arfent.. e
day in Seaforth nhe was a delegate
natd the _bulb. fen backward a,gamst
'Alen. They can •do -it and we believe Ottiivia from 181g to 18$3. With his • • to the missitninrY earivention , which
the otairwaY dead. Examination 'at the I
n tnea will. Let the convention bee the Road Consort, the PrIncess, Louisa_ ac..
o-nif rerunner of success.
.. There is not rmich. to note from Ot- ' CountrY, the Marquis oft Lorne, and
'• ta'wo tbis 'week, although a "good deal ' later, the Duke ofItArgylly, remained a- ,
of rein. .evork. has been got Waugh' friend of thia.country and never miss- successful Mu?' Ina' groups 'which , elver
ed an -opportiinity ,:to . give bonntable operated in Canada, died on Saturday
with. The .varlous*,plauses in the new greetingiS and entertainment to Cana-. night, in Toro/lite. air. McMartin came
tariff bill have .been discussed adt. -a- ,dians wbo visited dreat Britain. Ile
this week to Miss Holmes' housee-Mr,
band' aad been berned almost to a crisp, t
Crawterd -:has• Moved to ths house he
while there were also various burns
dr' the body. I recently -boaght 'from Mr., E. brawl -
We 'wonder it Kr: $. Woodrnah, Is
-Duncan McMartin. a leading bust- thinking cyg going farming. He re -
rifts man of Montreal, and a member
price tor his larm.-The many Mende
oil :gra. Lashain are glad that sibs is
able to •be out on her verandah ollek'
mora•nnfr. W. Brigham is "(fortunate to
have hay to sell aow. He has* sold
several tona -at sixteen dollars , a terra
-Dr. Allison at Blytb was aenailer
here on Tuesday.-M.r. nousberryi Wears
there came. lot week to his home a
to Toronto, tram Montreal ten- days
dopted. 'There were several amend- w -as a ,.gif.thd and talented mann Nalle
ments moved by the-Oppoeition, but all'
.11 will keep h
were, ,of ,Courae, Voted 'down. The one cainadiams.
which' caased hew mast interesting die- ,
csesion was that a'sking to have po-1. Ottawat Correspondent of the, him to neglect to- seek medical adsice
tatoes placed On the ;free list: It' seetns Toronto News, who 15 usually Well until he was toend ta be ia the grip
that potatoes occUpy the same posi- „posted on Gavernment doings says : All f pneumonia. Even to the day upor
w°'hich he „Went to the private hospital:
tion in the naw AraerIcan tariff thari hope af. ealety 'closing of the session
where his death accurred, he was en -
wheat does. Potatoes are sidmitted free, ha.s' been ithandoned and the pteseat .gaged upon the business affairs which
into that contra!' except from countries outlook is that it will be the middle had brought him te, Toronto. He was
preeibius to his death, sefferinge from
n in coun y v. c what he believed to be a, heavy cold.
name long familiar to His owtn faith in,his robust constitution
and his comparative freedom from
physical ailments during caused
tba.t ma.intain a duty against Amer- l'or end' of lune. before Parliament ,finsi a native of the County of Gletegarr
lean potatoes. The
duty is 10 cents per.
has a duty of. 29
"'Canada reMeSes
lite
present . American lobes. up its or May 24th W t e
but there is -.now - tow much business .was defeated by the, sitting member,
cents per: bag If
n ahead to atteMpt adjournment by that Mr. John ,A. Mhefellan, He was report -
duty, then ua aas. date Even lif the Liberals did not ne b t
ian potatoes automatically en ter the. night to a finish The C.N.R. legreement
'American reasket free. But the present it take a, couple of weeks to pile
Finance Minii.ter is Protectionist:* from ot the measure through the House.
first tct last and be would riot listen There LS certain to be a long niseas-
to the proposal= far reciprocity ir po- sion. In addition there. is the Redis-
tatees and as he was backed up- by tribation winch le certain to be
tateagamstomassatoontasum
A Cyclone. -It is not often that
this section 'of the country le visited
Oayfleid
atom eiming is iiere and you'll new new cur-
tains, rugs, carpets., floor and table oilcloth, linol-
eum, paint, Taint bralhes, whitewash brushes end
other neceesaries .am., clean and brighten up the
house, for VI* ke to home our home bright end
clean inskle and outside, 'in the epring. We can
help yen Haworth). 24•11.1
nreeZeS-44a. Jarnea Sturgeon and
ntr. E. Wien were( at Butfala thiS week
to make se.le for fish, there. being
large catehes et -perch whitefish anhl
;trout liere•nown -nThe convert on Fri,.
day evening last wns well attended
and all were (relighted with the pro-
gramme. The music by Phelan's or-
chestra of Clinton, was a, treat and
win br serious atmospheric distorbaneee, but they gave liberallyr;;Quartettes by
on Tuesday. afternoon last a section of Rev. -A. 14cFarlaite, Dr:,Sznith. R. Bailey
his supporters, the potato a.mmendrn,,ini: more or less eontroverseal. There,
was voted down hr. the tesual party ma- also 'be a, lon fight over the FarrieerS and n. McKenzie were excellent. The
-jorit2,-. This potata question seeres to Bank propose. to pay the deposetore .
fered from .a severe cyclone. The barn.
be of as much interest in eastern pro- j $1,200 000. The supplementary teati-
vinces as the wheat question le i in . matei aee yet to be brought down,
the 18th concession was blown to match-
-- the western provinces. Bat we ire On- , while all Ort the main estimates are
wood, the flying timbers doing consid- ,
' tario are _riot ise.riOUSly affected I, bk. not yet passed. Tbe Liberals • say
era,ble damve to his house.. His driv-
either. 1 they want a! week alone. to disount
ing shed was also, blaWn away, and his
, The principal interest .at .Parliainent- the military estimates.
implements all wrecked, and his or-
chard was uprooted: The barn a Af.r.
dian liorthern Railway ,Ald Bile, which 1.7e general impistssion NI, that there
xi And
damaged, while his orchard was en -
of forty-five million_ dellars. This :during the periling Summer. There has Chtirch next Sanday morning in the
tirely destroyed: Thte, orchard of Mr.
iniquitoun propcsal, -which is tO be , as yet, been no official dnnot:ncement
Richard Robinson was also destroyed. i Methodist thurch.
sanctioned by legielation is creating I Made to this 'effect and the Legis.*.ae Tslephone pales and telegraph - wires 'I •
titre , has still another year to run. were 13tio4vn into a tansned mass. The I Zurich
tawa and it is said the discussion
playlet, "Troubles of, a Theatrical Vane
ager," put an bynDr. Smith, G. McKene
zie, Willard Sturgeon, R. Bailey and
James Rouatt, was very amusing. Al-
together it was one of the beste en,
tertainments givea in the, hall for a
king time, -Rei. Irina will preach
in Trinity church' next Suuday, morn-
ing. -Rev, Mr. Grant of Clinton. is to
rew Meehan on the same comes -
will be a ge eral provincia,1_ elehtion sion was unroofed And, his house much preach in the interests of the Educe,
is to give a guarantee of bonds to .
Mackenzie and Mann to the amount) t Lonal Depar tment or the Methodist
Notes. -Drysdale Catholice are makt..4
But All the political straws afloat seem Storm waS the worst ever witnemed
on it will. coinireenca next week and rnaY
last for seVeral weeks. It promises to Si indicate an, election and the Con -
be bitter. but interesting. , servative papers rafher f avor this idea.
It is said that the , Redistributfon
Indeed the Torontd Mail 'has said plain,
Bill will shortly be ready for ..preesne . . ,_ . Deeth ot Miss McKellar. -Within a.
tation to the House. The committee% ly that there !will be an election be- very few weeks death has claimed its exchanged his tine re,sidentital 'property
that has ths redistribution in charge, tore another Session. The: idea. IS ' to }
-- 1 toll in this neighborhood from Ftkle Lan ,thonee village ter Mr. George Doug_
it is said, have 'done their work Se have ttie election run under the 1."Pre- I
I ranks of -the a-gern the middle% aged, the . hundred acre farm co thel Parr
line in the township of star4ey. • Im-
° well and have- made such a Sair miershie; of Sir James WhitneY ta as , youth and the children,' .c This weelq it is Mediate poz(session will be given of,
and eqelitable1 redistribution that the... to get the benefit of any preatige that
our. sad duty to report the death or both 'properties.--- Mr. Peter Lamont,who
bill will likely pa.ss, the House whee.4 , may , accrue from bia name. If , they MisS Jean B. McKellar, th10, 'daughter Was called to Seattle, Waish., nbeut
it comes up, eelthout opposition. we I wait for another year, not.persan can of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKellar, of. two months ago, oWing \to the serious
hope thhz may prove to be the ea -442 tell in advanee. what tha year may
the 12th concession of Hibbert, which illness of- hia brother, 'James, returned
bruig forth. Sir James may be' better d on -Friday May 1st, During hoine on Monday last. His broth.er ace
Editorial Notes and comments e past tve years deceased has had cornpanied him- and is now in the
shi in fact as well as in rame But : •
in the locality. 'lag preparations for a grand 'picnic to
ma+ '•••••assamaiataimarmonsal be held there on June 3Dth. The pro,
ceeds are Tor the• benefit -of Pointe-
aux-Bouleau church. -Mr. E. Zeller thee
Cr orriarty
*AltilsOsn lovi priced, wearier Our ;work.
ing igloos at .2, fuethartileoouot of 1,4 oft. _ The Gash
Shoo Store, opposite Expositor Mee. ' 2421-1
In otir new !spring showing "there aro pgpers for
every rooni-in the house. This setteon's coigne are
of.epoelol eAoilleoee.., !loons Omer. Se forth,
Farm Sold. --Mr. John 'cal well has
trend his fariree-an the second*, des*eggin,
L.P.,1, to me: Robert McLea yobt :the
Chiselhuret district. The. tat r, 'con-
tains Itifty acres' and the pr a *Paid
ed, aInd has on it 'good buil n:gs, and
Mx. McLean is to be congrat ated on
his purchase. Mi. Caldwell t tends re-
moyiag to_ the West anima t e of
June. where he has. n boniest 'ad.
IMMO
Notes. -John* Patterson • treed hie'
househerid effects 'to Harriet' n this
week. -The monthly ineetizig nahe W.
Fa M. $. on the Presbyteria Church:
'swan held --at .the _home of ra, Wm.
Wilson or Thursday afterno
igavage; conducted, -the `Young People7a
meeting in the Presb'yteriari Charch
Sunday evening, Tae oubneote as '"The
• nection with the. efethodLatnCh rah. Was
beld at Salem on Sundaye aft mom -
Mtn 80hAtalln and Iasi vridt, or
Ilarinston, spent Sunday. *01 their
'brother, J. R. WendleeRed and Mna
Glynn, on Toronto, is_ speadi some
time at -his home in Tirrnberr havinn
had both hie arms slightly 1 jured
Mons, Youngest, daughter.* Mrs.
Charles Sinamons, was marrie' to Mr.
Patterson do this p ea; on
Wednesday of last we4k.i:The tr6mony
took plane at the Methodlstl P rsonage
and vtas performed• -by, Rev:- Lack -
land. The young couple hay oettled
down,. to the oterner realia of nfe
in the 'residence, recentin occ pled -bY
Hensall
For Esle -Several fresh cows with ealv 100.
er 2421.2
'Briena-The members of Hensall
Lodge at 'Odalfellowe attended a.nni.=
vernary services in Cannel : ch reh .on
Sabbath evening 'last, accemp riled by
the sister lodge of naTbekalis where:
they were very ably addresse by the
pantor, Rev. Mr. Smith. The oir was
'composed of Oddfellows and ebakahs
and rendered most excellent music.
Both Lodges are in splendid c ndltion
and are constantly adding to -their
the sermon. for the .excellent work` the
are doing iri the way ot all vlating'
Straering and distress and ssisting
thoze bereft of those nearest a id dear-
est to tbern.--4Meesina John and 'Orville,
Taylor left here the first of tl e week
for the west, also Ur. Charles Black-
well and Mr. R. Higgins, all o whom
will remain there for the Sum. er and
fall months. -Our council are pplying
for tenders for sinking. a, *well on the,
lot lately bequeathed Sey the 1 te Mr.
George McEwen. for a, town, h eite.
-Tian Is a move In a, gopd direction,
as a good well there would b inval-
uable (for fire protection purnoses, and
they no doubt have It d g and
drilled to a depth that will 1 tire a.-
olair was in London the first of the
the dwelling property Ishe recently pur-
chazed by having fine cenrrit steps
built by Mr. Alfred (Taylor, ass! ted by
was here on a visit, has retu lied to
London. -Mr. W. Perkins, proprl tor of
of the Commercial, intends ma hig a
nice lawn and flower tea:. to t e east
of the hotel. -Mr. R. Porterfie d and
runny left here this week fo their
new home in Harriston, and a 'and
Mrs. John McAllister intend mov ng in-
to the Peraerfield Premises .which they
hay! purehased.-L.Mrs. Drake Ver p'e 3 S.
Wed-
a.ntly entertained soma friendet o.
nestray laste-Several of -our ages
tended the dedication services, at
former being held in, Pre afterno
,the latter' in the evening and
meet interesting ceMznonies.-0.
lagers are hazily engaged (garde
their 'spare moments and our
growers are more than hustlin
are pleased to report that Mr.
is /somewhat Improved.
Exeter. s
Notes.-atr, and Mrs. Jobrt life lawn
ne on
the
liriton
n and
lng in
onion
Carlin
;Senator DeBoucherviele, celebrated hls there ia a strOng',. probability that lie rean,v sieges oil severe illness, but was Clintnn hospital with every prospect of , . .
wno ,epent the winter in Toronto
lways hopeful and cheerful throu.ghe recoverY.-One at the old pioneer reSi-
92nd. birthday on Monday last. He la will not. It is even possible that be- ' a rettrined to their comfortable' ha
out her sufferings The re.mains were dents of the eFrench settlemenhyn. the
tbe oldest member of the Upper House flare that tiine he maY be forced by ;
p ..a higher power than his own ta retire.. ft f toy's cemetery on' Monday tl-e Srd. 'concessidn of Hay, -fa
lel fahon
a ernoon, a en a service hi the home Alexander Denorme, passed
Saubie Line, in the person at Ur. . as..
of Parliament:. heinO•ome mhnthe
entirely. We a 1 hone it may net be awai 'A, enjoy coUnutry air andrsw.hile the - like
senior to Sir Mackenzite Bowell.Senater ao, but •these re the prabalities and condticted by Rev. D. antitcble. A no- Monday of last week, in his seventy- the city they are still of the o inlon
, ticeable feature 'of the eR1 occasion was eighth year. His remains- were interred
DeBoucherville, then/it hardly robust there is na use in shutting our 4ye.:.-t . that there is no plade bstter the th
the unusually large gathering of young in St. Peter's !ahurch cemetery, Drys- old h.ome.-Mr. 3 J. Reid of Nave,e-
is far from feeble. \$e walks ta the to the 'facts. In a generaheleotior with, I
Senate. takes two eubetantial meals in out Sir James 'at least nominally '' as rtbue of respect to ones WhO was koWnShip papsed away At his home
the daY.-One of the early settlers of Hay
veterinary practise -Mr and Mr F.
Scotia, is assisting Dr..Sweet wit his
the Parliamentary t staarrant ' teach tbe helm; the Provincial Coneervathe
arty would be scattered as a -flock of Delbridge from Lethbridge, Alta , are-
. ,.% etre eevori e among' them. Be- in Wilmot townsbip recently, in the
day, and is a fait fill attendant p
visiting with relative,s and trier: e in
at, the sittings or the Selnatet and of the sheep withost ea shepherd. "The re- ' In
s. te- he dparents there are left four person of Mr.: (Jacob Kaercher. The
shows ' SLSa ers an . one brother, all of whom . deceased was a brother. of Mr. Michael Esethr and
Legislative Coancil of Quebec, being a cei t, session 0E1 the Legislature
member GE both bodies. His chances for tbi . The Govexinment and, the party ,. irv ne, le suicer empathy of the: ene laaercher, of the village., and leaves
ood*Isicbetin.lestiven:hninbytaliperoljf tnihesTra;
reaching the centurY Maik appear good. ar alive to the situatioe and hesse T e ghborhood.
the rieceisity. as they see it for a • .
general election. one year -befotei the
Another aes nator has dropped.
proper time.
- out of the ra0. Senator William Gib-
son. died at bre home in Beamsville on
Monday last. Mr. qileson. had been a
sufferer for Several years from dia-
betes. He was 85 years of age and
bad been a erorninentemember of the
Liberal ;Arty foaemany years. He re:.
ert, and he in tura was -defeated b Y."
the- present representativeeefe.. "t..4. Lan- ,
dii
cateter. He was appointed ta the Senate
ia 1902. 1 -le was a close personal frien
of, Sir Wilfred Laurier and is the last I
survivor of. fhe contingent who aCe0M- i
partied Sir Wilfrid on his tour of the•
webt in 1a95. Hp also aecompaniecr
Sir 'Wilfrid ad hie tour of the 'Western 1
praeances in 1911., He .was a Scotch- I
man, a, large contractor and was sup...,
raised to be very 'wealthy. Thus is t he '
Senate being reconstructed. When the I
three vricancice which, now ...s*.e.t. are
1 ___A -seatemeat eaasea out se, the ity was shocked on 'Friday last, oin daY nigbt shortly after nine o'clock in for Tugeska, Sa.sk, where hei wap cal -
• The Late Miss Taylor.-Thie commune tire bulginess district; started. on Sun- A. Dow left on Taesday Ae lest veek
Post OffiCe Depapttnent shows tha4. . learning or the death•of Mize Elizatat•th J. ; Garnett Armstrong's two sterev led owing to the! serious illness o. his
there are now in operation 2,300 rur- , IL Taylor which' Wald place at. the home brick drug store and caused a eoss eister Mre Robe t McLaughlin. -
m ." e v,- 'rou es, _roug ou an- ofi her stster, Mrs. John Ketchen. She estimated at twelve, thousand dollars. infant child of . • and Mrs. G
ada, eiervings`95,000 paie,ons, Iri ontaria bad been ill SOT some time safferin4 Mrs. Armatrang and- her three small Frayton is very IV with pneurno
during the past year 587 rpral post fiom the dread disease-, cancer. Froni children• bad barely time to teecaps Mrs. James Bevealen, who haa been
offices have been closed owleis to the . the !first rio hope•sewere entertained for ifrom the ;building in their night clothes. fined to bed_ for the past four w
establishment cif rdral mall delivery, her recovery. She was the youneeet The family loat everything. Mr. Arran- iS able to sit -hap -al -Ben Williams o
-Mrs. Kenneth Urquhardt, oriel Of daughter of the ,late Jahn Taylor strong. had started to write some let- -borne. hai the f undation. bulit f
unamone
. song and four daughters.
. Rook Estate have sold the 100 a.er,
ins? shoes at fi dipcount 011-5 cif. ' The Cash Shoe A Bad' Fire.-Pire, which for a time borne, and Mr. John Thompson ha pur-
2914 threatened to wipe] out Lucknow,s One • cSased the 50 acres south Of it Mr,
1
o ay, She. leved in Stanley for ses- ters and !feeling cold went down- rn the new house. It
last Sunday evening after "an illness 0 r era.1 sears. She had rnanY friends who cellar to start the furnace. When he The public librar
eSweek. She was (in her 88th%rear and mourn her demise. Shei,made the world otruck a matcb it 'broke and the' burn- a difficult matter
had been tailing health for seMe happier by .helpIng those around her ing end 'fell into some excelsior. In the new library
time. Her husband predeceased her _and was alwayi glad to do a` kind a second it was ablaze, and ithoagh negies secretary.
some tfour years, She had been one• of deed. The funeral toultfpla enfd, ' 4 • .
The
rnet
con-
Us -
r a
I be of red bri
board is findi it
to .get their. pia for
ecepted bye Mr. Car -
Already they. a.ve
ona
for
clis-
Id
clan]
. . rms rang • rm. ar s amp oat r four different plans and
the active Supporters of the Presbyter4 Service waS conducted 'by her Pastor, eae 'flames they gained. He ran to suited -The License Cemmissioner
ian church in Chatham. A. R eacCole. Rev. Mr. Woode, of whose church she get same water and by the time he South Huron, at aeipecial meeting
M.P.. is a eiephew. • . - was a. constant member. ' The 'pall- got' back the tire had made its way on Monday, decided tol cut off th
-For 4fel4ng wine that analy514 bearers were elSurraY Gibson, Duncan lace a munber of,"wooden packingeases cense a the Aitken Hotel at Bay
shoeved. a -M 12 Per cent. Cve- r Proof Aikenbead, Arthur' McQuee,n, Fred ;Filled with excelsior' and. other inflarn- At their re.galar Meeting In April
Mt,eller, PeOhrietor PE the Ten- e-Bardgen Duncan McDonald ana Goldie ana,ble material. few aeon& mors gave all the license -holders. la the
mant House, and Fred Dunbar, tenant, Graham. The lbUrial toOk place in the and it reached a lot of barrels of oil,. trict three months inf which kg Sell
of the' Queen's hotel, C011ingWOOd, Were Hensall. cemetery, where her parente turpentine and other combustibles. Sa but Han. W. J. Hanna, the Provi
Va
'The e a not a choice. style or Wanted shoe missing
roiniour Sming Tines., When a Woman comes here
ior shoes ire' ofier her na,nucirtain styles—but the
best shoes at any stated price That ,the country .pro-
podness at no moderate price.*,, Steck, workmansh p !and style
tight in -every detail. Not cheap elsoemaking in any senae. We
lieve hese shois to be.the best shoes ever sold for these prices.
Our $4;0044.50 and $5.00 Sioes
These ihoes ate for the woman who wants shoe elegance and sh9e lux-
- Finest -of everything that can pe put into shoes. The / styles
tile artistic ..shoemaking and the excellence of the kathers combine
to make these shoes—shoes of exceptional -quality and*merit.
At all Oise Piice, we sho*W'the new Spring Styles in high or low
models all thelnew leathrrs,..the right, toe styles and the new heela.
a2 to
Secretany, notified thane -than the ex- away from the animal- It is not lOng
tensiO must not be made ta _include- _since ehe wae thrown( Out off the buggr,
the -Ai ion, is .this "hotel has only a and had jast, nicely recovered fromthat
sugar aeet ,,industrY, nate F•in tills Part I Tim. Hills of EIgmorniville aad Zain. -
otieNansieoctriin.,t_ton,s;,ieswesnsehrt., ma rail no vi iestnrossigillill'rthcrlinstn. tishti; !aaseocidtb:nwecttrkilnwi ushen ilesheat._receiturefivrei.eTdn:airetoillyaseTes::ress-,,
this lapeed last October. - , )veiler weree vheiting Zurich frleads -the
nionthsi tram May. to -Odder, and the,.nnnent islialtkig 11P --Ms- *and Mrs- pet-
, *1 _KIPP**. "• ."-- . called on his mole, Mre John Dinsdale,
. who is leaky enouleh to eesen a fine auto
land, sOws- the seed:and whenpthe treP in seafortb en Moilda.y last he called'
elsionarpleadlesA htabuels wiotrkto onthethd: tat.rmTeig•f Tban er a; rTebolndastrieHnillias-, ool mEaxgmyonydoaviller4.
Part.-Onr - village enien* grewern have :t but an* both still stick pretty oloseln
than *pal. Mrs. Kruger and tWO Inain A grand time,on Monday renewlag
childrea a Seattle,. Wash., are visit-. -and reviewing a friendship extending -
ing at the Mame of her parents, linr- ', oven a ,perind on fortY4Ive nears. ,The
and afre. John Cochrane, StanleYe----Mins: combined ages Ot theeee two veterans
Etta Richardson, of Woodstock, is a . who hive ,been flying the aparks. from
tiueevs. t Knit; tEhLecihnalttrayissoen,w7.1th Fulaersr.t_bureoptbheldiF : tient! rsotlit ailnothikin,isharusziesyseaInstizbnuta 11th:fly?
tbe- sixty-fourth' year at the blacks
srnitl4ng business and fifty-four years
in zginondville, will be eighty Yearn or
age, tbe coming Auguit. Mr. Medi*
came to Kippen*- in 1882, learning bla
trade with the late Robert. moms and,
with an absence or seven -Years has
been here ever since. That these two
their jobs, -full of energy and etill able
and willing to take a mans part at
the forge or any other, place, provP4e
tbe truth of *the aid ladage, that it
is better to wear outi ban to rust
'out.- it will be tne sincere wish ott-
the marry friends of tnis worthy nate
that they 1119.,Y still be tlong spared to
their frierids and the public and that
When. they do reMOV'e from this sphere
as they.anist in the Inature of things,
they will tall inrharness.
and dnughter are here, trom Porters
Hill visiting friends. -Miss af. Butt,- of.
Henzall, visited with her sister, 'Sfrs.
John Dintsdale, of the 'village last week.
-nloGregor Bros. new threshing nu.tfit
has .arriven at our station. The -en=
zine is a 26 horsepower and is olie
of the most ; up to- date mabhines in
the vielnitY. We wish them; levery euc-
cess in their • new ienterprise.-Mrs. C.
Gibbons, cif 'Brucefield, last week paid
freshiag mins have done a ,greaf deal
of good. ° They have helped the.growth
of the grass, emnour farmers say that
the grass cannot come: too soon. -Mrs
Henry' Wilson escaped. what might nava
been a serious accident thli week. She
Was engaged in milking, when'the cow
'becoming frightened at sornethingstarte
ed to kick. However, Mrs, 'visor). only
received a fieW brufrees before she -got
The more you know about a'
thing, the more you enjoy it.
It is easy to understand the
Ford, the simplest ear made.
The full enjoyment of run-
ning a car is obtained by the
ownership of a Ford.
Six hundred dollars is the price of tbe Ford run-
about ; the touring car is six fiftir ; the town car •
nine hundred—f. o. b Ford, Ont.,, complete with.
equipment. Get catalogue and pdrticulars 'from
J. F. Daly, Agent, Seaforth.
eaver
Inarleyn
tea
taton
nbor
cax
short
430 an
$36 pe
track,
'Baled h
extra
BientaT
-14 tO
and
'48 to
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Len
PREVENTS SMUT IN GRAIN
Purchase a full supply of it, if you,have any over, you will
find it equally good f r many other purposes, it destroys all ,
horses Iegs, etc.
sorts of disease ger -Kills bad
•
smells, stops itching on
.A.1.1:EMi. -wimp°
DRUGGIST
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