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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1914-05-22, Page 4, MAY, 2- .1- ,ormanaerse.motsr - „ GIR DNI,IND St. ODLE*. M.P., PRESIDENT. W. D. PEkIltlEWE. C. A. -130GERTv etenaral hilnhager. MararrarbanaramManarakarra........ Fariners',Sale Notes Colle te Itfs more convenient to have the Dorntnion Bank cfljoty�ur Sale Notes, than to try to do so yourself. When you have a sale,- have the Notes 'made pa hlo 'the . . Dominion Bank, and deposit them here fot collection. Suck colleations are Made on mei( -favorable, tern= In the Savings Department, deposits of one dollar cetved on whiahintereat la added at 01.111;i:tut rats.. FORTH BRANcli: A. CO*No Ma ager;- - d Upwards Her DISTRICT- 111.4LTiliiiRS Contract. -The Post Office „De- partment is calling ifor- tenders for the conveyance of' kis Majesty's Mall, be- tween the railroad statian, at Seatorth pM the Egmondvide Nat (Office. Tend- ers are to be received at Ottawa, until Friday, June lathe The ina.ila are to be conveyed once a day each way and in a horse vehicle. Tenders are to state the price asked for the double triP, roan the pest office to the train and back to the paat. Officgt, , • 13akeeBall Lea.gae.-At a meetingiteld last week, in Exeter, a base -ball league was 'formed for South Huron. The fol- lowing officers were eleated; Honorary Presidenta, 1, J. aferner,. M. P. Zurich, E:lber P. P. Crediton. Glhiea iallsa Craig. Preaident, Fred Kerr, Cred- iton, Vice President, Thos. Boyle, Ex- eter; Secretary Treasurer. E. H, Axt, Exeter. The Vxecutive will consist of &Beers assisted by A. Daplare Can: - traria and E. Cleaprnane Aline Craig. Four teams have already entered viz. tail= Craig, Centralia, ,:credlton, and Exeter. One garn3 will be plaYed home one week and away the next: - The nerie.s cammences Junelst. A' good kleal of enthusliesrn is being displayed Iv the different teams and it is em- rected that good ball will be iX order. V.nd that many successful matches will be held. Chi'dren's Aid Work. -Mr. Eliiott. =County Agent for the Huron Branch! of the Children's Aid .Assocration reports :a.s follews: Four children have been !nada wards in the last month., and two of these have been placed in foster borates. In one day Mr. Elliott visited nine boys who have been plaeed in tomes and found their services so' sat - factory that arrangementts were 'Made taY Which three off them will receive $70 or their summer's work and one will. receive $75. Another boy, who has been removed from a home where he had rnade a very bad start, is now doing ego. well that he will receive .,..;10.0 nor garter lot 24, conceasian, 8, was struck it.hts. year's work and he is behaving off. East gearter let 16 concession, 1 en a manner that leaves no room for was assessed at e$8.15, forebenefit, and complaint. Mr. Elliott says e that takins 62 cents for outlet, and -West 3-4 -.lot all the homes in which children have been placed, he believes the conditIone !van average better than in the same number of homes takenat random in almozt any commueity. asserts that rods s connection with th na !insulators stml thod ..of ta.chneen t to that adopted -w were past eased. - ,ould be in metallic •building and that be used. This me - is 'directly Opposite • lightning rads -VITHAT MOTI-1211tS -Or BABY% • dwx TABLEV'e - ThoaCands. of mothers Ise no Caner medicine foe their little ones .but Beby's- Own Tablet. Once a mothei): has used the Ta.blete ,she wi1l. use no other me- dicine. Concerning. them Mrs. ' deo. ig. Blame, Clifford, Gate writes; 'Enclosed find twenty-five cents for another box of Baby's _Overt Table -tants r would not be withoat them..nen baby' is cross and ailing I eve t m a • tablet or twe and he is soon vte13,- and 'happy again. I kaow efi iria. other Medicine to ,eaaad the/el and end them far. seperior • to Castor Oil.", The T blets are sold by medicine dealers or y mall at 25 cente a. 'box tratli The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.; ef, ,IvlorE" lop • The Late John S orey.-eOn Horidej, 'WI last % week, :after being in filling health ifor the pas two years from Brights disease, Jo Storey crogsed that border from hence no traveller returns, in hia 65th year..Hea lived bei Lot 18, Concession. 12 McKillop, where he Opera the past 411,years4 Mr. Storey is survived lay blV,. wife, three sons an three daughters. Theefuneral took place Wednesday afternooit to Brussels cem- etery, Rev. S. C. Edmunds, B: D. con - deleting the service. I:Deceased was born in XcKillop township and was a son of :the late Wm. StoreY. Hay The Council. -At the last meeting of. Hay council, appealagainst the as- seesernents for Zurci drain, North and East 'Branch, Nortii1 and South drain., were considered. Th re were noappeals against the Zurich drain assessernent. J. B. Forest appealed against the En- gineer's assessement on East quarter, lot 24, conceasione 8, and lot 24, con- cession, 7. The assessement on Eat 16, was assessed at $46.20 ;for outlet. Lat 17, concession, , , was' assessed foe otelet $4.50. With 't 'ese arnmendalents the by-laws confirming the teesessments. were passed. After passing a few ac-' ectunts the coin-IC.11.a journedeuntil Jnne -- ' - * Died in Chicago' -We have recently ‘ 6th lear-ned of a sad -and fatal accid.eat I in Chicago, ehroagla -wilich a former Gode it& . Ruilett lady lost.her life. The victim' -' Breezes.a-Apring ork On the new :Wes -Mis. Weinburee - the youngest dau- , gt'arnharn, of breakwater has .no yet commenced hter or the late Allan F . Huelett. The zed affair took piece. oa thongle ma,terials a e in readiness, ' It stated thathe contracts far the the 27th, of April, at her home in that t city. During the morning the Janitor caris-truatioa woek`a, e noncompletly al - of the banding . detected gas eecapiret loted -.A. large milli g company , is plan/ • i - rung to run a line .of freight steamers trrom the transom above the door in nee l the rooms, which had ;lot been from Gladstone; Mich., across to God- otgtlY closed. He called a policerhan ' 6riell for the purpose of transferring wheat and flour to the eaeb. The Gad - and they brake into the iflab and e ich elevators and theCPRwill r, -.),„d' mi-,... weinburg In bed uncons- . . . . ' CLOandas jet only pa.rtly turned .esed.-e-An•alteration at' the C. P. A and a g . laff 'They at once phoned for a doctor time card is `likely to cause some in - bet by some mistake It was nearly two convenience to the travelling publicIt . boars before he arrived and by that was announced unoffioally te-day that tie the vital spark had fled. Her Ihns- the incoming morning trate would hen - m ' itAnd, who had left early in the morn- caforth arrive about 12 o'clock and set Eng, and, v,'ho did not return, until lat•E out or the east again abau b • half an En the afternoon, was horified on find- hour later. The other two, trains will Eng bis wife. dead. The deceased had remain at their present time. This a large ciecle ofiffriends, and was mach means that there *ill be no outgoing' R -At the instAlga.tion of beloved on account of her cheekfui die- ‘C. P. . train.. position and ever pleasant' manner. The Dr. Hunter, medical officer of healt , temains were laid to rest in Oakwoode the Ontario, healthi departiment will eend 'Cemetery, Cticago.-G, D. a man, probably DthlicNallyi td inspect . • . - the water supply, aid other conditions in the town. The' movement is tihe out-' I.dfebuay Soap is delighiaully refresh - leg for bath or toilet, For washing( un-, derelothine it is unehualleeh egleansee .and periling:1 tr'ellat ,Lightening Rods Will Do. -Mr, ;W. H. Day, 'or • the Ontario' Agricultural College, has recently been giving, mtrch Etudy and research as to the effielencY OL lightning rads ia warding from build - jai gs danger caused- by lighhning.-After laeries o' in.vestlgations covering thir- . teen years, Professor Day is convinced - that lightening rods are the protection that science claims them'iter be. In Ont- srio in 1912 the `efficiency of rods WAS St and hag perIcent From the reports eye insurance compariies Prof. Day found that in every 200 farm le:eliding-a in - scared, 42 were rodded, 'which is 21 per cent.. but out of every 2.011 farm builelan ings struck by lightening only 3 were odded. In this connection Prof. Day observes "We shaaid have expected 42 Le the rods were no good." Lighteninn ir ods in Iowa are recorded. as showing nn efficiency of 93.7 per cent., and In- spected rods in Michigan show anef- Viciericy .of 99.9 per cent. Records in 1ey, died in Detroll, on Satarda.y„ 'Mae cfowa show that for the 'eighb years 1 9th, at the 'home E her' daughter, Mrs. I005-1912 the average number or Insure, I Little, at ai&P 83, years. Deceased Moe companies carrying risks on rod- I had been' in ,the enjoyrnent of her us - Wel buildings was 55. The highest num,: ,t.tal good health .unUl about 'fiver weeke. ber of companies reporting in any one .preceeding her death when she norn- iyear was 68 and the. lowest 46. The menced to. fail ar d despite the best! total lightening claims paldby all, these', medical care and the .mast constant companies for the whole eight years ' !nursing she slept gradually away un - on rodded buildings was only $4,464.30-1 til the end came. afrs. Barkley- was an average of "$10.15 per company per born at ,hifouintain Ont., and was mare ea.,r. On anrodded buildings they paid riedto Mi. Barkley in 1850, comlnr, lightening claims amounting to bhe West to the GM:line of Morris tovin- Urge sum uE$a4i.crs6 .32, which Is an ,eship fallowirig year- and locating av$1 erage of 76.15-- per company per on what was after,ward known. -as the !year, aria the number of unroddedbuild.e Hood [farm. Mr. Barkley died-seVen and ing s was the same :as the rodded ones. a half years agdeat Beigrave. They are. elichigan, where a corapanY inseres survived by three eons and our da.ugh- onlY rodded buildings which have been tors. Barkley was lfor about 40 inspected a riek,or .$55,172,675 was car- years a readent 'nf Belgrave going- to tied -during four years and damage :Detroit to live wit' er daughter when plaixns arising from lightening during- her life partner died.!She ewe to ,Lon - that time totalled only $32. Thelie and don last February Intending to visit' other proofs submitted by Prof. Day with relatiics` and old f•rlerids in this are practical demonstrations ofc.• the scl- locality but her health tailing she was ontific fact that lightening rods prop-- taken back to Detroit. The remains - arty inttalled ate a protection. In gil- were brought here for burial, the fti- -A-ag directions for the proper rodding neral serviee taking place . Taesnay Of baiidings the reader is reminded , afternoon in the lafEtleodiet cheetah: Th. that lightening is electricity. Prof. Day church was neatly dra.pk,-,Cand flowers come Ofi a prevalenee Of typhoid •inathe town, which some 'blame on the water etapply. It is expected' that th.e outcome ae the matter will I be a oondemnation Ofi the present waterworks system be- i . • fore it reaches the pumping etal4m. It is likely that the intake pipe will be moved out into the lake &pout. a rnile.-With the !hope of !stimulating in- terest ,in the proposed hydro • radial scheme int Hunan and of engendering some action that will put' an insistent demand before the I Government, lyre -yea • Reid is engineerin4g a. bydra radial; field ) day for Huron, t - be held in June, at the time oo the . itting of the -County Council. It will be *a pert ,.'hef the plan to get the county' Council to' take Rome stand, on the question, as well as ed- ucate the public by 1.1leet1ngee...A.tif effort will be made to set Hon: Adam Seek to attend and ass* t, as well as others who. are active in the sante( departmearn ' Be Igraire Death of Anothe Pioneer. -Mrs.- Lacy Barkley, relict at he 'late Daniel Bark- op•OAPt plaeed kiat the indoWs, while numer- ous beauti!dle vv` oaths covered .the cag- ket interment. as made In the famna plot in the shine cemetery.. Pall. and Earnest Ged4 bearers were: , des, Thee,- *Andrea, :John dtewezet, I); Scott and HWheeler. All the niembers . . -a :the :faintly were *1)resenti. excepting. Mr. Ha'rJrord, of Toledo, Ohio,. who. owing .t.o. illness could not attend, lifts: Barkley was well thislocality .and Wastighly.steeniedliect.e her many ,adalitletr Of bead. land heart -Her, • consistent chria Ian. life' wee :.an to rnari.y. Mrs: Josevp and ;ars; -Wm. Marva town- ship, are the suiv1ving 'sisters. Cir Mre. Barkley.: - e. iniekndw, Math of- a PiQneer.-A pioneer jei ident atl West Wawanosh, died ,on week, in the person wife .of the late Jere ,was inlifer 81st year teemed.. Tih, [funeral er late residence' to ry oi Friday. after- ° I nt.-Nriss Rose Col - the Riverdale school; ext,buggY on 'klanday eek while driving head first in a ihed serioneinjttries,- 'nnconicious and re - an .hour. She was out the head and fferingigreatly, from ther who, was driv.. • and crashed Into a 't soaped serious In- occured, ,when be ster back to. her 0 the stream which' crosses tbe road bout hate a mile South Off Lecknow I he. drove 'the horse into the water bo, allow it to ' drink. AS the horse got into tale water he notiped that the check had to be let down 94/14:to ayokl tgetting we4 he ,te- ed out on the. shaft -to loosen it. While he was there the horse took fright and ran away. urSday vIas litkry Caesar, erniahe,Altall. She and was highly, was held from . Dralgannon cemet -3EI,Cautway Accid _Riley, teacher at was(hurled lfrrn evening Azdf last home and- alight pile Of stones, sust $he was racked It roaiped so tfor • ove very badly cat a shoulderSaad is s the Shock. Her, br ing was hurled -ou barb wire.ifenee. H jery.. The maiden was 'driving his echool. On coming • In loving memory oftlfiss Mary War- den; who did la Hilbert ori April ,22nd, 1914- • ' One by :one earth's ties are broken. As, we gee our ioy-edT decay, • And our hopes so fondly cherished, • Brighten but to fade away. = Jt.st beyond this world. of sorrow, • Just beyond Ulla world led care, We shall tfuiaoui1-.missing loved ones, ansions fair, pea grow brighter, In our Father's One by one our h As we near the Inning shore, • For we keow acress the river, - Wait our loved eines gone before. -Her Loving Brothers and &eters. II 1 d , Rawly arr e important soelal event:took place onl Wednesday, of 1,ast week, when Miss Olive Leslie (lately. of London', Eng'.,) Wae united in marriage to Mr, Wm. Fawcett, of 'the 4th Con,: cession of Hibbert. The ceremony took place at the ibeaatifnl home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Drake, near Staffa, with who'll The bride ihas 'resided tfor a. year or more, and -few performed by Rev. W. Doherty, paltor oil Grace Cherc'a in the presence of about thirty, :gueSte. The bride was 41ven away by- her bro- ther, len-. Mary Leslie. Both bride an groom are very highly respected and the best wishes ce a' hest of fr1end:5 here go with them rto their new home. Etiggestive Qaestions On the Sunda Y School Les- son by Rev., Dr. Linscott for the International Press Bible , Question Club May 24th, 194 • 1:Mew-eatable Servants. Luke xvii,1-10. Golden.. Text -He that glorieth, let tim glory in the LOrd. 1 Car, 1:81. 1. Verse 1 -Why is it impossible the. , 'offences will not cbrne? •.2. Nhat scriPtural. reason. is there, ir any, to expect that! 'the time will dome when there will be no more offences? 3. What is the" gravest offence or in- jery that one may do to another? • 4. Verse' 2 -What is the penalty to one who caeses eelother to lose his hope of hea,ven? 5: Why would it have been netter flair a man tO have beeru drowned rather than to hurt one of God's little ones? 6. Verse 3 -What is the best way toe avoid doing ap.othee person. an injury ° 7. In how many Ways are we liable to be injured by. our !fellows?. , 8. 'What shoald our attitnde be to- ward those who' injure us? 9. -a person who injures us does not repent, but ie glad he did ib, what shoua oar atitude be to him? 10. Verse -4-4Why, shoaid we, forgive a person who inju.ree -ne seven times in a day1.1 . I 11. we decide 'that there is. a. liana to our times oft fergiving others what. •will be the coneequeaces? 12.. How many etlmes a day woufel Tote say tha•t ordipany einner fends .against God? ' • •• 13. Verse 5 -What relation his :faith Withelforgiving tease who injure us an 'enlirelted numc!. e. of •times •14. What is ifaithl4as here mentioned• ? 15. Verse 6 -Is f ith a nateral hu- man. quality, or is it the gift ed God, and why? • 16. Is it Posilble eient to perform a • • • have faith seffl- iracle except God apecially gives it..Why? • 17, In God iitha author of all won- der working faith, how` ,much: trout* is, it for hlm to uproot a tree. or over- throw a mountain? 18. Verses 778-L-W1W is it that there is 'no particular merlt to u$ event tr. we have mighty, iraithl and ,dobi great IthIngs? 19. On the merits at t e-ca,se, what obligation) is Gad under serve us? 20. What 18 the natur aB our „total dependence epon Goa, d ,our supreme obligation to serve h1ni3 • 21. Verses- 9 -1e -Why is it that God makes no profit out of es no matter we now do .all he cOmmands vat (Thi is one ofi the gees/dons that may be anawered n writing hy imerribers off thp eleb.) LESSON. for SaTid4Y, MaT. 81, 1%14. The Grateful Sam ritan, Luke ' 11-4-9. • ' STa'rg OP Osie CITY of' TOL DO, 11_814 Luo4 COUNTY. I • Frank J. •qlheney mite oath that he is:senior partner of th4 firm of F. J.. Cheney & Co., dolog • business in theOity olk T ludo, County and State • aforesaid, and that said 5 m will pay the Elam of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every • case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the Ilse of Hairs Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. tjugNEy Sworn to before me and subscribed In Iny pres ence this Oth day of December, A. D. I.SSO. • (int,th) • ' A. W. GLEASON; • Notary Public. • Hall's Catarrh Cure is neon internally, and acts diredly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testhndnials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. Sold y all Druggists -Price 750 per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. • ***t**********4************ *************************'*****t***'*********444t***,***4 *************************. awar Bros .0i--.A''riione.-Ord0tolarOfutiy iilled. I Stewa 'Bros.. I 4 • •. [ • " * r. - " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • A) ' I V. ' • 410. easonableStiggestions fo:r the ff-oliday .1-._. Arai 1•1 ormarrommmenanmannaman „oarsman Holiday Suits for Men e have made big preparation' for the holiday trad • her are dozens of stylish nevv suits here in Nor- folk, two piece and three piece suits in worsteds and t- fine tweeds, plain or with stripe and the new and white checks in small • patterns. But the real beauty of these suits lies in the perfect fit you get. No matter what you 'require you will be satisfied in these newgarment. Come in and see them, try one on. It will convince you, • * $7 to $17 New Summer hirts You wil surely have a nice new shirt for the holiday your shirt ineans so much to your general appearance all the reular lines and -stri pes a d fi g u -r e s are h -ere and the sivellest line of new p1eat4 yon ha e ever' Saw We pay spe tat attention :to the new ide s, you always find • them here:' 50c _to $2.00 black mama:mama rmareenea rammommarraran Summer Dresses The new.Surn-meri, dresses are more charming this year than even Pie new styles are so dashingly at- tractive and therefore so many new designs that you will be carried av4y with them 9n sight.' We have 444 , a very complete range to show.you-.-a big range di- rect from New York and 4iDe troit manufacturers. • Silks, voiles,crepes, ratines, piques ancf embroderies in tan, green, •lawn, navy, alice, grey, copenhagen, white and black, all trim- med in latest styles., • ;61.:. Straw Hats For Men and Boys Ready with the new straws:. The snap fronts, sailors or full shapes in the new high crown with narrow black bands or the medium high shapes. 25c to $2.50 PANAMAS-We ve a large rabge of Panamas. $2 to S20 Fancy Parasols New dome and bell shapes of silk in plain Paddy green cerise, tango, navy and and black with straight handles of stylish length and shape. • c. $2 to $3 _ Fancy strives and cnecks with fancy borders in colors to matchany gowtbattractive handle. 75c to $2 Children's Parasols in a big range of • colors and sizes. 25c 50c 75c Satin -Underskirts We have a special holiday showin& of these popu- lar underskirts in Paddy green, tan, brown, tango cerise, cream, grey, mauve and black with deep pleated flounce or fancy border in a variety of sizes and lengths. PRICE $1.75 to $2.00 .4 4 14.40.40.4441.144404.4..... Curtains, Carpets, Linoleums and Rugs in Great Variety For those in need of tloor coverings this is a most opportune time to visit our Carpet Department. We are making a special feature fithis department. One cannot view our stock without being im- • ressed with the fact that it has been selected with painstaking are by experts who know what will appeal to the cultivated taste. Don't buy without seeing them. Everyt • is here Lace c Madra Curtai nets • Scrims • Art mu Curtains ing that is new and attractive for the home rtains •• 11 • •*.a. • • Mil 110 O "Ste, 11,41•••• ••• 11•1•1 .418 •r. OO eee " • • • o 044 linS• • • •••• • • . ••• ee • * • • • ••••••••••••• • • • 4 Linoleum' s 50c to $7.50 • 30c to $1.00 25c to .50 1Sc to 10c to .15 I;• Gremlin, Scotch Linoleums of entirely new patternsl' Z.. in all the latest decorative effects. Ne end wear.• I 0,ne to'four yards wide. .. are Yard ' - • . er Sp , ••.. . '... * . . . . .• ma .• ;30C tO 60c • • ;Term NAo pG • • -Cash ads on royal • Rugs A superb range of the. Most artistic designs, hand- some in the extreme, harmonious blend of colors. Wiltons, velvets, brussels tapestry of wonderful dtir- ability. 2$/4x3 to 4 and 454 yard§. . $6 to $40 Carpets* An all new stock of all new'patterns that will linger . in the memory of all your guests. Prices per to 1 Tapestry covering for curtains or re -,covering furn iture. Peryard Carpet fringe and upholstering braid for recovering ,and rejuvenating furniture. Per yard. ........ Money funded if Goods No BEAFORTH 11 satisfactory AAA. 0 .03101r141PMEEIMPIErEBNON'