The Huron Expositor, 1914-06-05, Page 8Clean-up Sale
of
Men s Shoes
We have khitie through Otir stock of
enen's shoes, 'and selected out all
the pairs of Which we have only a
We have placed these shoal s by
themselves and haVe attached a
price to them ithat will astonish,
yenti and that Will sell the shoes eat
Sixty pairs of men's, shoes -box calf,
patent celt and dongola kid leathers,
•shoes that have sold as high as .$5
a pair, sizes 6 to
Samples in our south win ow
The Glad!, Shoe Store
Opposit6thgEipositor Office
Buy your furniture
here and save money
All kinds Of second.
hand furniture for
Old furniture made
repairing a specialty
Give me a call before
you buy your furni-
ture.
Dick Winter
J.F.DA
Jeweler And Optician.
Issner Marriage Licenses
James
, Successor to W. N. Watson'
General Fire, Life and Accident Insur-
ance ,Agent. Real Estate and
Loan Agent. Insurance on al
kinds of property effected at the
lowest rates.
Dealer, in New Raymond, White and
- New Home Sewing Machines and
National .Creana Separators.
full supply of, sewing machine
needles, attachments, oil and re
pairs always in stock,
A
LET US PREPARE YOU
For a Business Career. Attend
LUOTT
Toronto, Ont., where yon will .ge
correct instruction and, assistance in
obtaining employment wken compe-
tent* College open all sum er Ent-
er any time. Catalogue fr
Save Mone
011
Furniture
Qua stock contains every want in
the Furniture line. Dining sets,
parlor 't.tirniture, bedroom suites,
brass and iron bedsteads, ietc., and
the prices are marked to suit you.
ReleigS
A specially priced lof for parlors,
dining rooms, living roOms, and
bedrnorns, in ail the standard sizes.,
Here is an opportunity for the home
manager to renew her floor cover -
Linoleum s
A splendid array. of • selections for
any purpose,whether it be for office
shop or house use and the prices
are such this season as will pay cus-
tomors to anticipate requirements
for months.
WALKER & McKAY
Furniture, Undertaking
Embalming
Friday and Saturday
Oxf?rds
$Z95 -
non votillor
Cherchein Canada was held on Wed -
sided. for the election of officens for
the new organiza.tion which resuleadiiia
followa: Mrs. 3. Cawan, lloltimary
President ; Mrs. ateva Larkin, Pre dent.
Mrs. Ie. M. McLean, first ,vicea Mrs.
James Archibald, second vice; etirs. John
Kerr, thirO vice; las. Charles Aberhart,
eecretaryt Mrs. Harry Je.ffrey, treas-
urer; efrik 3. D. Hinchley end Wis.
Nab eerie Alex. Wilson, the delegate to
the` recent meeting at Toronto, *bele
the • Foreign and- leHome Menton SO -
cities were amalgamated, gave a. full
andt, most interesting report of 'the
Lost cm The Empress. -Among thoilef
of the Salvation i-Arrien who are sup-
posedeto have perished on the Ill-fated
Empress of Ireland we notice Abe name
of iediutent Habkirk of :Moose Jaw.
'Adjute.nt John liabkirk is a native of
&aforthi He is the eldest son of Mrs.
John Habkirk, now of Winnipeg, and a
nepheiv of Mr. James- Cowan of thle
town. He served his apprenticeship to
theiprinting business in The Expositor
office and became a member of, the
Avner goon after its argenization in
Seaforth and hag been eonnected with
it ever -since. He eerved in several im-
portant offices until he reached the
high 'office vehich he filled at the time
of his death. He was a most „exem-
plary young man, a good speaker,
arid a tireiges worker, and his sad and
untimely death will be mourned bY
many. He Was in tBeeforth forea few
hours -while on this way from Moose
Jaw to .Toronto to join 'his comrades
there. He left a wife and family, e
Molise Jaw.
The Lete Mr. Bayes. -Another a the
honored pioneens of the county of Hure
on, passed from the scenes of this life
at tEgrnondville, on Friday; of last week.
We refer to the ,death of Mr. Edward
Boyes, Mr. Boyes had entered upon hie
seventy-eighth yeae and in his prime
was a robust, actit)te man. But the
activities of his earlier life told on
him in recent years, and the failure of
perceptible of late years. He was a
native of Yorkshire, England and came
to this country in 1847; eettanig in the
townahip of Stanley, one and a quarter
miles north of the village of Blake,
*here he „continued to -reside until he
retired to Egmondville three years
ago. Ile was one of the pinneers
Stan1PY, and by industry, preservirence
and courage, succeeded in converting a
productive homestead and. laying by a
competency for old age. He .vvas a Man
of a quiet and reserved, disposition, who
had to be known to -be appreciate,d. He
was et good neighbor, a -kind father, a
loving husband. and in the -"fullest sense
of the term, a goodeand worthY citizen.
He le survived by three brothers and
two sisters, also by tbe widowedreothe
er, four eons and one daughter, all
cif whom were in attendance at the
funeral and by wham his memory will
be long and lovingly eherished. A
sister of Mr. Boyes, Mrs. , Edward
Johnson, died at Clinton, the saine•week,
Mrs. Johnson's death is referred to, in
another column: ,
Local Briefs. -In the 6upplementary
estimates reently submitted for the ape
prove' of the Dominion Parliament, we
notice the following: Seaforth Publie
buildings : To pay municipial author-
ities Government share cf cement side-
walk laid on Gouinlock square and
Main Street, $314.96. -Mrs. Tem.hesney
of Tuckersmith, is in Trenton, Mich.,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. SutherbY.-
Mr. and Mrs. John Rea, of Edmionton,
Sre visiting relative's and friends, in
Walton, and vicinity. Mr. Rea is a one-
time pupil of the Seaforth Collegia,te
nstitute. He is_ in the custorns service
n EdmonOn.-Dr. Mulligan, of Fargo,
orth Dakota, was here last week at-
tending the funeral of his brother -Ina
law, Mr. James •McQuade. Mrs. Mulligan
was. with her brother for several weeks
before his deatin-Mr. Nelson Hays, of
New York, spent the past week here
with Mrs. Hays and other friends. -Dr.
McQuade, of Sault Pt. iMarie, brother
of councilor Frank McQuade, of Mc-
Inillop, was here last week, havingcorne
to attend the funeral of his cbusin,
iNfr." James McQua.de.-Mr. Wm. Chesney
of Tuckersmith, showed us a stalk of
fall wheat., pulled. from a patch on this
farm, on Saturdaynwhich measured 32
inches in length. It Wale a fair ,s.verage
'of the whole croo in a patch of 13,boot
an acre and a It shows a growth:
of about four inches during the pre-
ceeding week. -Mr. James Mitchell, Ed,.
itor of the Gederich Star; ,was in ,town
on Mon.daY- last* Mr. Mitchell cond-acted
missionary 'aervices in the Presbyteria,n
and in Duff's Church, McICillop,Sabbath
evening. Mr. Mitchell is a good lay -
preacher and an antive ch-urch worker
as well as a good newspaper man. -
Rev. Mr. Hamilton of Toronto, delivered
a powerful addres,s on the missionary
prdblem In the Presbyterian church' on
Sunday evening laat. He is conneeed
with the Men's Missionary Movement
and hist logic and enthusiasim .shoeld
inspire and warm every congregatton
he addresses. Mr. Hamilton is -an old
Hibbert boy and a 'son of the late
Robert Hamilton, of Cromarty'district1.-
,-It was anaemia of ‘a. perniceous type
and not kidne,y trouble as stated last
week that ca,used the death of the
late James McQuade. -Mr ,J. C. Greig
is having his residence on Goderich'
Faulkner and Mr. Norman Faulkner,
eliss Lillian Hewitt, Mr. M. O'llauke
and Miss M. O'Rouke, all of Toronto.
and Mr. Ben Mahon, of Stratford, were
here attendhig the funeral of the lats
James A. McQuade Thursday of last
*Grand Forks, on
'Mulligan, returned
•Tsesday. Mrs. Mulligan had been here
nev.enj weeks attending on her brother
Men's patent gun metal and the Kai= igerTluadde..-We4nesdaY waR
tan oxfords made by the best
manufacturers And in the Ter business planes.
the. most comfortable styles. Kingleetils
iletheors. Thompson. ePerler°atnodae:gsaen7l.
just the kind you want for da re, motored tip from'Galt,
for the hot weather. Ever
pair to go at
, SOOtt
Thom II
ITURON
the MethOdist Warden -party, in iVealtlent
nee Tueethen night.1 A. nturiber( from- tom
-mii-ont.'Cloitheno, Michigan,: Spent Sun -
dal -here.and returned on Monday, ac;
tormented by his wife and family, who,
spent 'the winter here with:etre. Mce
Willienes mother, 'Mrs. 3. •Kehos.--Xtra.
:Axehie, Scott, Goderich Street, returned
this .week from ate enjoYable visit with
her Sister,' Mrs. (Rev.) Cosenst and othie
friends in Landone-Sfre and Meta -,D. M.
McKay, of • ,MoLenian, Algoma, were
Peter ;McKay, in Tuckersmithe end with
other friends duriug the week. --Mas.
Wm Bomerville hes gone to Toronto
for a couple of weeks. --As will be seen
by a. notice elsewhere; Pastor To P.
Yates. of Ilatnilton will delivert a. lecture
in the. carnegie Library hall on Sim -
.day afternoon east, at 3 otioek, tak-
ing this subjecteTheiResuiection of .blee
Just anti thp Unjust." The lecturer ap-
nears under the auspices of The Inter-
national Bible Studeats Assobiation.-
etre. L. C. Jackson, returned on Thurs-
day froin.a two months visit with her
brother, Dr. Powell, oft Philadelohia.-
of Melellion. and Crich,. of Teckersmith,
are in Goderich, this week, attending
the county camcil.-The eeveral come
mittees in charge of the great Fire-
meres Tournament and' pid -Boys and
Girls re -union, to take plecemm S.ia-
forthe, the first fhie dans of Augast,-
are budy an! active and, nothing is be -
Jug left -undone to Make thiscelebrationl
the most successf al ever held in thie
patt of the country. Many old Huron-
itee from alleparta (Of Canada, and the '
United States, are expected. ,to meet
here •on that occasion, w'hich will ,be
enernoiable.-grs. Jamieson end Mrs.G:
M, Chesney were in Wingham tiles
week viatting at the home of 'Wu. Jam -
lesion's brother, eiiiir. S. )3ennett-Misses
Basle M, -Grieve, Norma I. Sartry, and
Marion ',Watson,. and Messrs. jolen M.
Hinchle , W. Archibald _and T. S.
passed,the renent examinations at the
Faculty of Educa,tion, Toronto, re-
ceiving their interim first class cer-
u ate nurse,. who was visiting her methe
er 'and other friends here ,during the
peat week, 'has returned to London. ---
The council are having Goderichstreet
oiled to 'keep. down the d.ust.-Mr. Abe
Davidson was out Sor, an auto driye
one day this week. --We again advise
our readers not to forget the nee) iler
boat encursion from Goderieh tell' De-
troit on Friday Twat and the mocine
light excersion. from Goderich on
Thursday evening on the steamer Grey-
hound.-atr. Freak L. Eberhart, Son of
Mr. anti Mrs. C .Eberhart, of Seafoithi
has passed his fifth year exaanination
honors. Mr.; Roy 'Dorrance, 'son of Mr.
and 'Mrs. Jeeeph Domino, of McKillop,
has paesed his fourth 'year in .chem-
istry •and mineralogy. -Mr. R. E. 1-la,rt-
ry has also passed his -fifth year In
Quade, has returned home after spend-
olg a month with` her brother, in Sagi-
'Iniatrr, who hansebeen ill but is recovering.
Nettie Chesney, who hes been
lidaying at her home iii-Tuckeranaltiai
-h returned to Gait -Mrs. T. Quigley
and little 1304 James, of Goderich, spent
the week end with her. mother, Kra.'
r
191.4
Dr. Forester of Stratford, eye, ear, nose and,
throat specialist, will be at the 4ueen's Hotel, Sea -
forth, 3rel Monday,. of each -month from 241104t.otfii.
Ice Creaui -For wedding's and garden parties, in
btilk orbrick. All flavors, always on hand at Neil'a
2424-2
)0' Farmers- Clay farm gates are made of high car -
_bon steel tubing and heavy wire fabric. The, great
:raising feature of this gate is. to pas small stock
under, while it holds back your other stook: Will
not bend or sag. They cost lese tiecause they last
longer., A. M. Campbell. 2425x1
Marriage L13enses issued by Savauge and Stollery
Jewellers. Etc.. Seaforth: 227741
Edge, Seatorth.
shined to Guelph, by users of itiferior separators;
intendaig purchasers ate advised by the Guelph
creamery experts to purchase only De Laval cream
-separators. See and try a De Laval before buying.
2421x1
A. M. Can3pbell.
For Sale;- A good milk cow for sale, on Lot 36,
Concession 2, Tuckersmith. Elcoa211,25B3r-ltitce-
Lost-Gh Thur day, May 28,.b, 'between Grelg's
Clothing fitore and E.ast William Street, a plush rug
yellow or brown on one side and black on the other.
Finder please leave at W. G. Willis' Store, Seaforth.
al.5b E.,* Sixty Days to any thoughtful man or
woman for helping us circulate Bible literature.
2425-2
Bible House, Desk 3, Brantford. '
$16 per' Week and Expenses to travel, appointing
local representatives. Whitfield Linscott, Dept, 4,
2425-2
Wanted A good: quiet, sound, young working
horse, state particulars, age and lowest price. Lock
• - Will have a kiln of 3 inch tile open Fri-
day, June fith..*ith about 15.000 three inch tile have
also sonic 4, 6, 7 and 8 ineh tile in stock. Right
sharp Friday morning. Firs boom° - first served.
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Huron Bon in Edmenton.-We -take
the following from a recent issue of
the Edmonton Bulletin: Former resi-
dents of Hur0/1 County, Ontario,' held
a reunion Saturday night at the Y.
iesf. C. A., at which it was- decided to
form a Here"' Old )Boys branch cif the
Western ,Ontario Aesociation. Organiza-
tion was effected by election of the
following. executive : President, D. M.
McColl;• vice-president, William Rea;
tiecretarn, W. D. McLean; treesurer, T.
J. Perrie; committeemen, R. J. Stelck,
Thoma,,s Brown, M, Scott. -A call to all
Huron Old Boys bas been issued, and
forrner resid,ents of the. county', seho de-
sire inforniation as io the new associat-
ion can obtain it from either the presi-
dent, D. M, McColl, of the Heintzman
Piano Comps.hy, or the secretary, W.
D. McLean, at the Bulletin office.
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Hari oak
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'A Social -A -Banana Social :under the
auspices of. the- Ladies Aid, of Burns
Church, will be held in Harlock school
grounds,- on Friday, June 12th. Tea
will ,be served frorri ei to 8 O'clock. Pk
good programme will be provided, and
the Auburn brass band will furnish
music for the occasion. 'Ail whp de-
sire 'to spend a pleasanie evening, ehould
bear this da.te in mind.
MoKillop
The Counc11.-The council met at
Calderes. hall on Monday' last As a court
were heard, considered and some left
over to the 10th, oS,June.' The Lawrence
drain tenders were opened and the
contract awarded. to E. Murray of
Govenlock and -Con Eckert were ap-
pointed a committee to meet the Sea -
forth council to decide whethbr it wo rid
be advisee* to tile or fence the Law-
rence drain portion on. the,North grav-
el roti4..
jaying their honeymoon in Hamiltore-e
Kn. and gm George Haaalitone of Galte
Oise She and 'tens Peter McLachlaree of
Goderich, attendest, the McLachlan -Mare
I efts. Janies Outhill of Brussels spent
the wedding on Tueeday.-egre and
be few days with their nieceo and nep-
Nati) is the tinie you will or., is ;pending a few months at thp
need these goods ana w
....e 'McKay of Alvinston is a vistor with
'cart supply your wan,t's. her parents at present. -Miss Mary Cer-
rie, formerly of this villa.ge, was one
'of the prize-winnere , in the nureee,grad-
uattag class in the Hospital for In-
curebles, Toltento.-Ao Rev. D. Ritchie
IS attendingeethe General` A,sserrebly at
*oodistock, the services on Sunday' wile
be conducted byt Rev. Mr. McLachlan,
Wedding IOitatiOns
Wedding ognnotinotnenis
ft edcring Cake Boxes
Confetti
Thompson's ,Bookstore
Seafortie
Wind ow shadeie and picture frames;
wiade td order.
a foregone concluslon and ale within
reaebnable distance, both old anceSoung
'Should decide to be present on this
noon and evening more pleaSantlY.
Literary' Society. -The Staffs Liter...,
arY .Society are having their clashes
concert on Monday' eironeSeg, Jeine .8th.
and geveral others have been engaged
Grand Bend
Breezesee-Mr. and bins, Tr. Held
have returned home sifter spending a
.coulle of weeks in, Dashwood. - Mrs.
Bled and son ,Gordon of st. Maras are
spending a veeek with her eister, eerie
Jodepb Gill out again.-1/fies Rona Hicks
is the vest of her aunt, Miss Heater.
-Quite a number from 'the Bend took
in the calitleuraPia.n parade mid other
arnesements GretlIWEtY on the 25th.
All report having had a _Igood, time. -
Mr: and Mete James Wilson spent
Sunday with Ur. end Mrs. E. Molla.rd.
Brussels
Notes. -A. former Brussels old boy,
James Knox, of Toronto, iivas here re-
newing old friendships and visiting 'the
scenes of his 'youth. Among the fan-
mrovements in cofmection with Pres-
byterianism at Cranbrook, is the pro-
posal to build a. neve ,church. Plans Will
be prepared tbis fallnance material got
ready during the corning winter, so as
be a modern brick :bending. Rev. J. L.
McCulloch le the esteemed aastor.-A.
new residence will be erected by Alex.
Perrie, on his farm, 12th concession,
Grey' townshiea-Alex. McLelland, of
the firm of McLelland Bros., Merchants
of Belgrave, died after, a short illness.
He was 46 nears of 'age, arid had lived
M this locality for the put 30 'Years.
Mr. lifeLelliand had never married. He
was moet ?eighty _esteemed biyi a. wide
circle of friends. -The Sbung people of
Melville Church will hold aigardeneeirtS
at the home of Walter Yuill, on the
Gravel Road.' Proceeds go to the fite
tinge of the new Presbyterian Churclie
-The other .day• WS. Alex. ;Armstrong.
had a close cell from.' serious injury.bei
an attack front a cow She was Omit
to milk. Mrs, 'Armstrong's calls for Ihelp
were heard, and a neighbor running
over slaved the former from beineagored.
Usborne
'A Geed Time Coinin,g.-A narden party
ender the auetteices of the 'Shames Road
Presayterian [Sabbath !school will be
held oa the Manse grounds, on the
afternoon and evening of Thursday,
Jene llth. The afternoon will be de-
voted to aports of .varitrue kinds, after
which tea Will be served on the lawn
and in tbe evening there will be a!
me. Those in charge of this affair are
sparing no little affort to make ie;
both pleasant and profitable to all who
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Tuckersmith
June 'Wedding. -An interesting eveht
took place at the homeeof 'Messrs. John
and William Marth*4 Tuckeramith, on
Tuesday', June 2nd, when their Os-
ter, 'Minnie Roberta, and Mr. elugh Mc-
Lachlan of Cromarty were married
bee Rev. F. II. LarkM In the presence
of .a large company. The. bride, \ -Who
was given awa.y by her brother, John,
was beautifully gowned In cream'
duchess satin overlaid with ,shadow
lace- and draped with pearls, and w4e
the bridal vellmelis.s jean McKellar, rof
Cromarty played the wedding march
and during the Isigning of the register
Mis.s Blanche Tebbitt, of Clinton, sang
"I promise you." The bridal costume
• was tastefully: matched by the floral
decoraticms, which were a joy to the
eye, and also by the wedding feast,
which was an almest bewildering mem
of luxuries. The gifts to tbe bride mere
many and valuable. In the early aftere
noon the happy couple left:for the East
in an autoindbile. The bride's travelling
seit being of Galadine material, with
hat to correspond. Their many friende
join in wishng Mr, and, Man McLachlan
all the happineas and weil-being that
wi• ll be their future home. '
Belgraye
Miseing.-Ilenry Hopper, of Belgrave,
received this post card from his uncle,
James Grigg, who la eupposed to be
lost with steamer Empress of Ireland,
which reads as followe : "Que'b,ee, 'May
28, 1914. "Dear Slater and Brother -
Just a few lines to let nou know than
we are sailing today from here to
Liverpool, on this ship. We started
°from home -on the Mai and went south
to- New Orleans and Neeve York,- about,
4,000 miles. Will hope' to gee you later
on our return trip. From your loving
!brother, J. Grigg and wife." Mr. Grigg
•was born in Belgrave about fifty-five
years ago and left for Manitoba a feW
years Ago, taking up farming, after
yvhichlbe went VC Fraser Valley , Britieh
-Columbia, where he Kalil this wife pro-
pered in farming and sheep raisintg.
Be recently began .a, holiday, visiting
He intended going for a visit to the
old country, and 'as he.stated on this
card, he intended to visit his birth
place hi pelgrave. Mr. Hopper is his
nephew, afid after receiving this card
he left for Montreal sto see if he epauld
identify' the body, and if Pos,sible bring
It to Beigrave.
Cromarty
Preparing For The Temperance Cam -
vras held in the church for the nurpose
of organizing the forces of Hibbert in
behalf of the Canada Temperance Act.
.F. L .Hamilton: of Liotowel, County
President of the Temperance Aesociae
tion, and. Rev. John, Little,- of North
ty.forningtop, lately i appointed county
organizer, were present end:gave stir-
ring addresses. .A atrong executive
committee was appointed, •with Jamea the council have ,Sna,nteeleniieni. 1
Scott, exesident; Robert Norris, ;vice- Pool License to Mr. Alber,e Whitgaides,
president, and Wm. Sadler, secretary- and a new eine to eire,ie. J. Perking,.
treasurer. The other members ars jOhn of the Commercial Hetet-ea.:Mr. and. Mrs.
Britton, J. I.auby, George Vipond, Geo.. Thomas Sherritt were intleondon, last -
Smale, Hugh Kennedy, John ;McVey, J. week, on the occasion of1,-•'their daugh;i
Laing and John Leary: ter, Mies Dora, graduatiug:. riom Vic-
Notee.-One of our esteemed rests toria Hospital BS professeinal nurse.,
dean, efri Hugh ,NteLachlan, was mar--' -Our business men ,repor4
ried-dn Tuesday' tio ti,Miss M. Mextin of "and everything looks prO rii)r pus
Notese-etfr. and MZS. Herbert Irvine,
of Toronta, 'visited relatives here on
Victoria Da.y.-A. little son, of Mr, J.
McNicbol, was operated on for aPpen-
dicitise at Clinton Hospital, one day last
of Toronto -are 'deli:ins relative% here at
present. -We are pleased to say that
Mrs. John D11114169, -who ewas 111, Nan
recovered -There are about one hun-
dred' bead of cattle, chiefly 'Y,outeS
animals, on pasture on the farms of
[gr.. J. J. Irvine. These and. many more
Belch herds should help to prevent a
beef famine which is said. to be threat-
Dublin
Corner Stone' Laying. -The. corner
stone of the new Continuation School
buikling in this village, will be form-
ally laid, on Sunday, June 14th, at 4
pan. The ceremony will be InterestinS
arid will, no boubt, beelangely attended.
it marks another important advance
step in the educational fitcilitiee of
this community, and the eciecol will
provide a long felt want, ft will furnish
a four years coarse of High School
work to the pupils within its bounds,
time saving expense to parents and
furnishing a euperior course of ;in-
struction te many who. could not tither -
Ram Ball. --'At a meetinig held in the
Dominion Hotel, on Wednegdaer eventae
May 27th to organize a base -ball club
for the ensuing year, the following of-
ficers were_ elected: Hon. President
John Berinewles, M. la P.; President,
Dr. IA. V. !Michell; first vice-president,
Frank McConnell; siecond Vice -President
Win. 11111e; Secretary Treasurer, W. L.
ant Manager, L. .1. Loohye Captain,
Joseph Klinkhamer. As will be seen
the club starts out with\ a. splendid
list of officera and as there is in this
vicinity plenty of the very' best mate-
rial to' draw from, we are safe to
predict that Dublin .will eoon have one
of the *best and mcat suceseful clubs
in the two counties. .
Hentiall
ree Millinery Specials for Saturday
Ladies and Misses Trimmed Hats
Lot
,• -$3.50: --$4,5(1
Take advantage of this opportunity tg`o get something extra
special at these prices and come on SATURDAY.
33riefte-The crops are looking very
promising on all sides. -The council
were most fortunate in the matter of the
well 'for fire protection and street
watering purposes having, at a depth
of a little- over 30 'feet struck a melee
ing spring that makee It next to im-
possible to brick up the well, soothat
supply of water bas bee'n found.-The1
Rev. Mr. Hicks, as secretary, of the
Conference, le in Sarnia, * attendins
it, and We believe and hope will remain
here for another /ear as his name
does not appear in the draft where
changes of, appointment or circuit ap-
pearaseies. *r. Meta -rads was' in Londone
been quite ill for a couple of weeks,
with ear trouble and hp went to Leme
don, redently to consult a specialist.
Mrs .Hoggarth accompanied him. 'iHe is
now much betten-The King's BirthdaY,
on Wednesday last, wag not observed
here as a keIxeral holiday. but a large'
number of our villagers observed it,
and took advantage' of the day to visit
neighboring pieces where .the 'day was
being celebrated.-ebr. Jame,s H. Ches-
ney, who has very euccessfully prac
tieed as a Veterinary ,Surgeon far over
20 seara and who was a good:citizen
in many ways, and! well liked, 'has
mild out his practice' to Dr: H. G. Mal-
loy, who has been here for the past
year but is well known haying pre-
viously lived at Staffa, and who will
ho doubt, do well heren We believe
that Dr. Chesnen ars. CheelleY and
daughter, Wiles Maud, intend taking a
trip soon. to Kelloe, 'Manitoba:, where
Dr. Chesney has a, dirteghlteri living, Mrs.
Treble, and after visiting there will de -
hide where they will locate. --The Rev,
Mr. 'Armstrong, of Torontn -preached
sermons in the interests of 'Missions,
on Sabbath last, in Carmel Chu re h ,
mbrning and evening. The Bev.gentle-
man gave most interesting' sermons on
both occasions and was followed with
*much interest by good sized congregat-
iellie-A bazaar, will be Iheld under the
Apapices of Ste- Paul's Church, 111 F.
ITenallacombe's store, on Main Street, on
Saturday afternoon and evening, June
13th, and Is looked forward to- with
•very much interest. -Our brass band
furnished music at the saces at Dash-
wood, on Wednesday last. -Miss Nellie
-Carmichael, who has been attending*
business college at Stratford, is horne
for, a visit for a. few weeks, and vie
believe successfully passed her exami-
inationa-We regret to learn, at date
or sending in this audget, Mrs. Wm.
'Mitchell, of this village, who has been
in declining health for some time Past,
has passed away. Mrs. Mitchell was
one of aur early pettier's in the vilia-ge
and very highlei .respected. -Mr. and
Mrs. T. Hemphill were visited by their
eon, Thomas, and. his wife, from Wrox-
eter, on Sabbath last. -Mr. Robert B.
Ross, of Byrem and formerty of near
here was in the village this week for
a day or go visiting relatives and
frienda-The Conservative Convention
held 'here on Teesday last, was very
largely attended 'and mei& interest pre-
vailed. Mr. Henry Eilber, who has iheld
the honors( of etei In P. .for Soutiiii ititran
for quite a- term, of years was agniu
elected Standard Bearer, his name be-
ing the only one before Ali& convention.
-Mrs. Mathew Clark, Se., intends short.
ily taking' another trip' out •to her
native country, Scotland. -We regret
Thomas Hodson, our reeve, is in God-
counall.-Mrs Charles Troeer and- her
'daughters here, have recently ,-Tbeen
visited by Mrs. Troyer's sons, Who
bold good positions es iTelegrapk:Oper-
couple of weeke holidaYs.-Wo,belleve
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Apprentices Wanted
in our DressMaking
apartments. Apply ful summer .dress.,
at once -4
You certainly want
at -least one beauti-
Have niade by Us
Dresg Goods
Quality COWIt
How satisfying it after a
lot of work has been put into
afdress to be certain that it is
going to wear long enough
to be worth the labor.
Quality is _inbred into
Our Dress Goods
This dependable qualitymeans
a better and more satisfactory
clothes service foilyou, It
will pay you well ito :see the
pleasing line -of new dress
fabrics we Are showing in
both fancy and staple effects;
Wash Goo4s
.Exquisitely Sumnery and Dainty
Brighti fresh wash fabrics that are delightfully :pleasing:to
see. You will find beauty and dignity in our display this
month, that, while it is unusual in wash fabrics is neverthe-
less a charming addition. Our values right now are especial-
ly attractive/and you will do well to supply your summer
needs while the selecti6ns are the best.
-Wool Dress Goods....40c a yard and upwards
Tweed Suitings........50c a yard and upwards
Import Cloths..
..50c a yard and upwards
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4re have only one pattern of a
kind in mono of the better. grades
of Dress Goods, Silks and Suitings
This appeali to Women who- like
Exclusiveness. .
avy _Black Serges
You should see our range of Serges including "Atlantic" and "Pacific"
branded ioods; the wear of which is fully guaranieed, and any length
Which shtinks or changes color-ip any climate, under the influence ot
sun, rainjor sea, will be exchang:ed without question. These serges are
in weights suitable for either drqss or tailored suit use.
time to get your
Fancy Parasol
You want something that
is instinctive but not loud.'
You will.find it here.
Ladies' Parasols
50c and upwards
Children's Parasols
15c and upwards
And now for Your
Summer Hosiery
and Gloves -
We -will be pleased to show ysu vat;
ues that you cannot surpass. at the
prices. Cotton, Silk and Lisle
Hosiery at ioc to $3 a pair:
Lisle and Silk Gloves at om, /011
up to $1.25 a pair
BUTTER AND- EGOS _WANTED --
Cotto
Khaki
Boys
Boy