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The Huron Expositor, 1916-06-23, Page 3E 1916 F••►••♦•4.4••. re o tues INN 1111111 that will de- resh=, .d ew inspection. - teens , -ect o .- t to every er rzar- ,n c -mo ow priced. t Corse fs`let i----oor- t find fault }male 50C to #4,50 4t 4i 4►; 4 40,4 • 4 4 • 4 4 • 4r 4R • • 4a • • •. • • • • 4` • • s 4• 4r • • t alugs in t fivers liens of lingerie )retty laces and narrow ribbons 'es. 20c t $1. 00 Dresses )lain or ;the fanci- l in this broad saving, ..50e t *3.50 mer Waists Den worked artis- white waists. ce 50e to 5.50 etficoats Auld be desired • very garment • • 4► •• 4 • • 4 4 a` • 4► 4 e 1 4 • 4 4' • • •• • • • 4► 4` • 4r • •i 4tr. • • 4 •• 4F • 4 4b. 1 • • 4s • • • th here in an • 50e. to $ .o Slips ess Shea he garments are ad ribbons that to eLesses atm a place in . most acceptable are excetlona` o to 1o.00 41 e t on . S tC. rus.li,s offer Pro specti ve tage of the va to 50e a yard admiration 04 50c a arc. as £3 I Chi!dren' :. e t€1 1®5(. Wartteci •44+f ••••••er4 44" N. YEAR NUMBER 2632 y, -44•••••••••••••••••••••44 a••4•••••••••4m1►�••••••• • • • • ES YOU'LL HAVE TOHURR --If • old prices or Men's and Boys' Clothing. .• are lavin ing their stock now. It means a g ••E ing to `every purchaser of any gar 125 per of, a saving looks good to ost people and ing out great. benefits t our .pati ns th • The above statement of twenty-five o fifty ing is positively no exaggeration, puyers late will realize this fac` to their so • •Clothe t Clothe Yourself Before it is TOO LATE . to reap • benefit of our present Low Pr 4 ♦ e ♦ e ai'e pour - se days, er dent sav^ who are too row. ♦ 4 ♦ 1 • the ces • Buys Splendid F Suit o Clothes ThisI Month, and can be ad in any, color you fa lir Wi ( bee ts''osr: Mr. From:Frank Habki k foilow.ng letter w,at eived ek by Mr. John. Hatikirl#, frox• Frank, who is with the Royal r .Medical Cents, and ,a.tttimed. in Mesopot It will be reme bkirk, was recen.tl who has billet, for ibered that informed by the War Offiee that this On was ser ottsy _ill, and his nearly friends mer , ',:11.'be glad 'to learn that he xr.ecovering, ,although' still 'on a yt Aae� Yo !try,! use w C•" .ng Ian',. th'- it and all to .. v the l'.a w q u'. Te w. tt lle„ e. one ,all da fit the tart ar . loo i ship. ., On Botard. Hose:tai Ship, May llth, 1916 Fatli r—I know'. you ,will 'far a, 'letter, fas Ionlysend iarrcl, on April .24t,h4'- I wilt give you a, little ens eiprts. No -Ring tsoo er as I have been tasl • £aast as a •note food have rid now. as we ' expec t tq reach be latst of this ,week, I want go ,jstraigh!t on. .tad t very, very bb.is.y. 'utp there three of usi on the "water" had In; Corporal went ,away firs-, 1zr(n-y lay down the ,night I _tten you in the morning and I the 25thfor a rets,t ,too. pother was. hot sof we got 'that , ;lahnd then we tisth feed ca:r:(p; our vi;slter,s from( the I firing blown the river, tend we came bout ten miles and across to ler tsi4e, but we could only rest on 'while the natives d1d. the heavy ork for zits. 1y ,t mperature still stayed, up, eo our wain tsai,d, I 'had better VD down thel xi er for ,a rent ('and. on the 13Eti , we : ot.'boat going through rand three, of etre away together on the 16th an•� w th the others on o rd. It iiapen d ,to be the s,arr_e boat that we wens t , :p ton in Marcia so I Jolted out a :,00d (place fox -Ward to ls1• ep so ,as to (;:et the breeze,! t I •. • Ha(dt good ;trip downs toht'he river ad was ticketed for ,I dill right but thad to wait fort Hospi tat I have been a "walking case" ng ,iso you ,see ,I have pot ery '1#.ai& Really dad, I ,think as :been very good :deed, to .e .away from 'here, where (get really warm, and He tills n l ueh wonderful care of me and ha e such care and ,comfort o§n ,d ere. We ;goat a boatton. Satar- ,a'ter a rest o9 three days '1n tting tthatche,d huts' as , the b. pita(. I have 'tett ree other M. ,fellows from a fie d'.arnbsi- " co :pally .and they nearl all have q .e, and one is ,marke • the very ttat is, "Heat Exhaas ion," and, ,r aaly tents you ttg 1, whole gl 1Wet have had a bea tifu t 'trip n, ere land although th ;t rip has ve y ,roll on, the ,sea quite th end I enjoyed it, lalt'hougb ve kept me, "off 4 . les"" this lie, for I. have bee . tip , to 03 • ta(x, sticking around 400 , all tt e., There ,are only a , out a n of us in this fine little lard.th three electric fan=.! They ter us, too, for 1 , aid toast n,4 tea for (breakfast ; then Oranges, n, �f. dinner a. tr ug of beef tea, re .,d .mold butte~~, a little rite and, Post : ,d ; for tea at fou o'clock, ug of tea, bread .an,d. b ter and, a4rr ta. d. cocoa and more .read and utt er . bout 'seven o'clock. S. we are ur; to tr,a well looked. ,afte• ,here. I m; ee pretty fair land all' I need al good, rest,and str n>a thened° in, although there is aslight awl ani all bee Go br it, talc w,e boa daay the • Buys a Good I Waterproof Iince a a� t 4 Fine iltess S in • Size 14 to 17 1 • ♦ • a - For a stilt of }ine I Summer fIljritderwear either in the two ,ieces or t;ombiiiat.d $ _ ! 4 125c 0 • For Da d y oy's nt EUp to size pia For a 4 4 for Fine Dress Six ♦ ♦ 25c to .50c is the profit you mak on every dollar you expend. 0 r clothing If You Buy Now. •- t i • • 4 • • • • • •' • • • • • • • • • • • 4R • • • •d • • • • • • 4 • • • t4 • for a Fine Dress Hot Highest Prices fo 4 f rater and. Egg s The Grei'g Clothing SEA FORTH •♦ ••49•f..4.+#•140114 44 .,q • • d • • • •• •• s • 4 4 4 4 • • up cnti En ire a ts;eii for e len t o t ,th tof some being sent d, who really cannot India ,even. We ,the Hills of India, however, hot weather, but I ; would ,r.a' her, of '.purse, go ack to .',laand; ,ats being used to' fprty be- ;ze, o in v;Winnlpeg dtog the ter 0 ack to stand the y be with only about a. warart weather in be bard to get used where. tlt gets as high lad a quarter in Apri w4ittene too Cartwright, (' if you will s+ ,I manly noget mu' to .write ; i but I troths Bay when we and. pot write untim I s rets, for I tdo not know Fre quickest now for i.� e glad :to . ',see the t ,o�7,hay ,axed the, In g is God. Is. surely gi o fu. expexiencess ,ani e w d e'p erg all the ; .l never ];eave rr,e r e3'z, em'ember me to all ndt land relations ther Tv( pod has taken care le •p tat:r!ia tan: I do tr ,.o ve to return there la, will be able to ex ro, better th I can. ctors. I Suppose Mo ent Over tib England ith his corps, too. J uat a year ,since we ;ailed fro. 4lontreal ed 'does n go .bac • zt Hi.§ d. I trust ydu are in, g„o I health �gbtting (sufficient wqr to keep :trite. Please write or send,. i to Minnie, dad, so that she naw I (aim in ,°not or coun- ay God bless ,and it cep srou, .has kept' tribe, -is . • y. prayer., RANK. r lr, Ica bl h' D e i et wa nil: ly an, G wa an, yo lila toy with k try , %t asi he Your ovirng :boys -week or J iiy, it tai it o:it ,,s .a,dol- e I have nor to inial t her Ho la write to You had end you what will ,awbi.,.e. I e ;�:arkable 4Z? street trig t know as> for r (forsake the dear and tell - f tme . in st I may gain. Dr. lain try egarids t ->r ley has this Sin the nes -t From Gilbert Plai , s car Expositor,' — Again r - coders ,a:nbther lette n_ std on lour welt oere wh.eh we have just four years I se we •'landed here, an changes have occ rred here, in, Ma 1912, only a .few re de ces I were to be ;a Pl. ns, New they are bel e mo . Excellent barns a are ' reasing rapidly, T troll a rural telephone tr er ural ,d atrict of our wh le motor card are beco c mo . In, 1912 - just :a fe tat en motored over o no t rrr.ers are motoring every {week., This ,spring, IT , Mr .James Green, has Sax eer. Ford cars to farar. I have not P,urcha,sed a ata qu:te contented to Ari ar bdggy043 a ±ore sat:sf ve e .to In: y haste than L t ear wasMatrbanner e `t ba farrrer4and, as is 1st c. rof itoba, have beco tic of ,prosperity and he I • give to keep d a n this (chosen. st month many'. ince then. to date fli on the g quite houses qrural r'erre ley- ' county, ni.ng very , ,real es- t, saods ; th town pur sales- old about r yet. I a horse tory con - an auto. ear for character- optlmis spend .1 the'.r t rtan.ey more free! Eastern Canada. ; Well, we ,l ke Gilbert less ht is an. Edenspot Farar.,eris here are blesse able weather, excellent healthy cLtn:,ate. Seeding is finished crop has (been seeded been, ,excellent. Most of sown( an April and in p 'growth of from six t Oats and (barley sown er`.ng-the ground with a At prresentl there as ev= of a good crop. Since °there hove been (leve showers and now with grain- is ;growing excell, Anr.ong our tprotsperoutr waxily !mention, Geor Berry, ,`wl .Berry, W. Bassett, J..,1,attsiton, A Priest and others. The Berry ,are fortr:er 7 natives of 'T. J. Derry Mr:J Perry has -bunt f one of ;the finest -house on, the Pains, and, as twelve rrilets 'from tow shows what thrift ,and anent can (do in improv -Old Huron s(hows utp Plains.( Our (best im.,en, here, came from old done oid Huron, send more of your thrifty ,all your best blood go Keep ,fats,t (hkl of the y ,ars needed to carry backed up by our farrme Manitoba. Is She fir our great Doednion to Prohibition. On the fi hotels telased their bars house and ;seven breweries were shut down.. We do ,hope other provinc;s. will legislate to the full ,extent their power for temperance. Whi n Gaaad,a gets rid of thi %curse] —t he liquor traffic --;she will e ,a. long 'Way on, :the read, to success .Departn:entai examina one are b ing Mend last week d this ,wee throughout ,the ,province, and ',a alar e number of candidates a0- writing tfgr these emits at this centre. t expect to take a C large, at e Sun mer ,School sof fence,. Winni- peg, this summer, ,and ssibiy, :whi e .at ,the Metropolis, a tri: y ,write yo' r re,aderts a city letter. onnec'ted, I -latrr:, ,with the Educat onal develo 'trent t of ;the rural dlstri ts, ,I i tat Ing A. couns.e in Ele r:ertary Agricu tur,al $c,ence, to better, qualify to teach Agriculture of a science( In our rural schools, The Expotsttor ;is a, welcome visitor here everyMonday land ' keeps qs Pot -Steil '.;n old Huron ner s,. We wou d miss The ,Expositor, I • without t A inew{ay paper from. th- Oast ` a blessing to us, who lef behind many friends, ;whom w: might xr v.r here, ,front, (but for the Huron, mag. ine.( a i Your • incerely;,t June 13th,1916 : Jes S. Delg,a •y y than in Plains. ,Doiibt- in Manitoba. d weth kee ps e -sod and la , 1 ere. A large 4 #gr*wth has he Wheat was aces, snows a • .Lexi. inches,) May; are cov- wavin g sh ade,, rv. ''. dealt May 20t al excelleil►t tr,armm, weath ntly, farmers, e Delgaty, Plu ,mer, t Carnegie 3. essrs. uronites, rt4- Oof Hen;saitl. or his ifa:r: tly, s to (be ipe n 't , is .situat d it ju t good t<r:anag ng tat vicinit ell ;in Gilbe best larme s Bron. Wil us. over so. n • r. Don't 1 t to, ,thd ,war. ung teen w o ,the prrogre'i s Province n t opt Provinci t of June, :1 3 39 :wholes° e r r •. t Collegiate Institu r e Exams. The following (students' are protr.ot from Form I to Form I. These arranged In order of merit, result'. from the weekly era, :nations he throughout the year and the final e arr.ir.,ations : 1 Honours—L. Chesney, 7 dward .erc I- b.a,.d, M. McNaughton, Elizabeth Keat- ing, E. Waghorn, M. Hays, TJ. Ross, I. Hart, E. Adams, R. Boyck D. tai -r Conne..1, V. A,damts, E. Wright, H. Bu rows, F. Coates, J. Arch bald, M. Cro ble,, M .Reeves, C., Oolb rt, Ede, Keat- ing.. : Pass—A, ,Purcell, G. Scarlett, . Farnham, K. Doig, F .1L ne, I. Crozier, E. Reid, tA. Jeffrey, J Turn,er, Bristow, A. Miller, E. odds, S. Hays, D. pSt,aPaea, H. James, W. Wheatley, ,McGonigle, G4 Kerr, . Spea,rle. Jefferson, A. Ci4ioore, h . Purcell, M,c C to w la n, 'G. • IEIickneltl, CTobn,ston, R. Lov , 'H. Mill r, Archibald, J. ,Livingston , J. Cochrarte, W. Finlayison, ,G. Stews. t, A. Hugh° s, A, Plaxter. •The• following are promoted but tot ranked, having rr.,itssed ,atr:inatio'n(s : D. 'Taman, D. Button, A. $te`wart,t The ,following are lir toted to a: E. Hendenson, ,G. Love, C. Freest Commercial Course :.J. Maloney, 80 p. c.; cE.:Malone, 75 p.c. J. F. R ' . Principal rl e g d the first ejx- 112•1•111•111111i Amossimmiesnoweitimitoma The following Merchants of Seaforth have agreed to close their Stores Every Wednesday at 12.30 p, m. During July and August DRY GOODS 3. Mactavish Stewart Bros. CLOTTING Greig Clothing Co Stewart Bros. H A RNESS PM. Broderick E:ZIC.J. Gillespie FU RNIT URE W. J. Walker W. T. Box & Co. GROCERIES W. R. Smith Sproat & Sproat Carrillo Bros. T. Daly G. D. Haigh R. L. Clark M. Williams SHOE STORES H. R. Scott W. G. Willis J. E'. Willis Variety Store Beattie Bros. as ti h s holiday is for the benefit of the clerks they respectfully request the people of Seaforth and vicinity to de- sist them by Shopping Wednesday Mornings South Huron Liberals. The tarn aal meeting of the ,Soo th Haran Liberal Associ,at on, .as cons LI - t tite,dy for Dominion par ores , was ,h : Id at the Town Hall, He salt, one Tu s - d y,afternoon of this eek, at whi h -,a large representative gathering of tile, { e beral,s of the Ri assembled. ,every municipality of he riding be - trig well -represented., Mr. Al x. Mustard, of Stanley, t e late sec e - tory Of the ,assoc_a,toin declining e- appolr tment, Iti1r .B. Seldon, , of .E ,Vier, was electe a :s succes •r., N . Harry Smith, of ay towns p, t e . present .efficient resident, ', ar atn4 -nonsly it eeeJectt Othetr of ;la cern were elected as allows: F_ st Vice-president, John M Innis; seco d v`,ce-:president, John F gland; tillr:cl vice-president, Michael blur -cite, tre • s • unser, Dr. Mor. f The following were a pointed cha r - men of the several mild peat' � G dutch :township, E H. .Wls S ,anity, D. F. Anderso ; Hay, C•l, F itz ; ,Stephen, T. Co fins; Usbor Routley;' Tuckersm th, will. Black; Mc1L:llop, John N cDowell: H lett, Jareres Watt; Ch. ton, Geor Maclennan; BaJ :eld,. ewis P1)0 fir.; Hensa.11, Dr. alloy; Exet Charles Harvey; Seafortt•, James W' s n. .An toxo ap zattion for ,consttt.ted for Pr ,es, was also effected John lssery, of Usbo Pre:sIdent ; J. Keller - pries dent ; Robert Mc ' pres'rient Lewis Thom Press -dent ; John Pre the rldlig at ,which r. e, was elect -d ets for Federal parposes. The meeting was tbroaght to a close Ida( the a- doption of the usual resolutions commendation of the a.ction and re- cord of Die leaders of the Mortal PaxtY, and also wah the 'expression of the deep sorrow of, the Liberals of the riding on the demise of thra late! worthy represeatative, Mr, M, tY. NicLea,n; tand of Mr. Robert Gardiner. for many years, the chairman of - Usborne 'township. Huron. Notes purchas,ed. a large Clinton truck for hauling butter and crew,. - —Pte. Cecil Cooper, of Clinton. who is with -b,e 161st Band, ,is in She hot - off a street ear, he fell with the aboire result. . —Rev. Mr. Moulton, rector, of IMhd- Anglican churches was advanced to the Prieathood of the Church of ,England, on Sunday of last week. _ announce the engagement of their on- ly daughter, Mary Isabel, o darvis Edgar Henry, of London, orroerly Rif Clinton, the marriage to take , place this month. ard Lodge," Blyth, Ont., announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Margaret Louise, to Dr. J. McTag- gart .,of Blyth, the !marriage to take place this n:onth. —G,firtrucle, the tittle daughter ,11. Mr .A, Thomas, of Myth. had the misfortun.e. to fail over the -balostrate ant her home one idayt the latter end of the week and. break her anti .The itrjured member la improving as rapidly As could be expected. —Word has just :been received that Pte. Robert Wilson, son of (Mrs. John Wilson, of Nile, has been wounded, sustaining, gunshot wounds In the face. Pte. Wilson is a member of the Prin- cess Patricias and this is tthe second time ihe has been wounded, .having just returned to the frontt On May 26th. ga,nigationp a- nd instractilvg McGowan's brothers, a. block of land of 1000 acres were taken up, and here the faborouts work of pioneer life was entered into with energy and zeal., the township then being Tree all ibit its prlinevous state. Her husband died 21 years ago and for the past seyen yea,re she had. resided with her daughter in Binh. —At a recent meeting of the Clinton, branch of the War Auxiliary the re- signation of the president, Rev. .3 K. Fairfull, who recently enlisted In the Huron Battalion, was dived. warm lappreciationof Mr. Fairfull'S pa.striottsm was passed. Mr. Jahn. Torrance NVA.43 elected to the , vacant chair. the elose of a young \ life when Leah, fourth daughter of the Mr. and Mrs."174',Illaeri Wright, passed away tat the home of Mr. WilltamtJohnston, In Goderich, with -whom she had made her hoire, She hind been ill Ifor sev- eral months. The funeral took place on punday Afternoon to Ma)tiand cemetery, the serV,ces being conduct - the High School at Ingersoll, , ahri formerly .Principal of the Wingham High School hots been appointed by the Elgin County Council to the poeltion of Public School Inspector for East Elgin, succeeding the late Welberne Atkin Many old friends in the county will congratulate Mr. Smith, on his ape la his new position. —Mrs. Catherine P. Tinley, arother at- the family residence, there on Monday fat the age of leighty-flve years.1 The late Mrs. Tinley had been a. great sufferer for many months and, death carre as a happy release from pain tand weariness. She was a kindly Christian wcaeran, a Methodist in re- ligion, and rsince residing in Clinton, had been connecteal e -with Wesley church. —J,an:es Steel, who is employed at the Paget Grain DCYOT CO,'S plant at Goderich, Ilad. his left hand cut oft, by the swing saw he \was operating, on Wednesday afternoon of last week The ,rope holding the balance weight broke ,and, the saw came forward. and, Severed ith wrist! Mr. Steel Is • a married man with a. family tot five children and what adds to the un-, fortunateness of the accident is the fact that he has always been a partial cripple. —The funeral of Sarah Jane -1Spinks, w4fe of Mr. John Sha.,w, -who paseed, away at her herre 'in Fordwich on Sat- urday evenlAng :last, was held on Mon- day _afternoon and was largely at- tended by sympath"..zing relatives, ton:a The deceased was 61 yeaia of Age; w.ats born Cartwright, vaed, by lone sister, Mrs. Frank Ax- worthy, of Walkerton. —Mrs. Mary Johnston, widow of the late George JOhnston, passed away at her home in Lcradesboro on Friday morning hist having reached the ad- vanced age of eighty years. Mrs. Johnston had been a resident of Lon- desbora for ,thirty-five years and twos well known all about this. sectior, She had been ill only c a couple of weeks. Her hushand predeceased her by five peeps, but she its survived by a family of three eonS and five daugh- -The funeral -took olace in Clinton of,ni Wednesday of last week, rif ethe late John Green, of Port Huron, Mich., who Idled on Monday, after but a. abort illness from appendicitis. The deceased was ta native of .Colborne township, but had .resided for several years in Port Huron, He was just in the prime Of life, being fortyaftwo years of age. He is survived by bis wife, who waa formerly Miss ,Annie Alexander, danghter of 'Mr. William Alexander, of Clinton, and one son, Mervin. ' —The ,Winghear Public School Gaff - Pus was made an interesting scene on Friday, Jung 9th, when at 1.30 p.m. at the (sound of the bell nearly four hun- dred pupils and teachers in all ;met to do their parting honors to Prim - A. Posliff, who leaves early in. July to join 161st Battalion in Lon- don for eitvertseas. Miss Brock was mistress of ceremonies tand most arranged the pupils, carrying flags and wearing wiles of good cheer, in lines, ,a,ddressneg 'the Principal. In many well 'Treasured words Miss Brock spoke of the stand taken by their Principae iike not a few others had, taken and of the esteem with which staff and students regarded the actioo taken, closing withthe fond regards and best wishea. He was also presented with a handeoire gold wrist watch, a gold pocket piece and an (address. —A native of Londeshoro sectior, passed away early Saturday morning in the person of Mr. William Lee. The deceased who was in, his •hifttarninth year, had auffered a stroke iof paral- ysis some months ago ,and (w -as for a time seriously 111. He rallied from ithat, however, land had. regained t a Treasure of his wonted strength and little change was noticed in 'this con- dition until a feW days before his death, He is survive,o1 by his wife and seven isons and four da ighters. —Mr eW .A. Johns, of Whigharn, lost forty fine three weeks old ,chickens during last Friday night, by being ki-lad by a rata The loss ds a heavy -021° as the season for hatching is we.1 adv.anced. Mr. Johns made quick Work of the rat' when he found him 'his hen house early Sunday morn- ing. —No very large crowds patrcoized the excursion to Detroit on I he ste,air.er Greyhound last oieek. -.Com- ing up from Detroit on Monday there were barely 200, The band moonlight excursion on the lake . Monday night attracted hardly 600 and the trip to Detroit, leaving Tuesday morning had perhaps 300. The weath- er for le.11 the trips mast delightful.r —The excurs...on to Guelph • last Saturday under the auchp_ces of the West Huron Farrrer's Inst-tute car - reed 230 passengers to the , Royal Ctty. The weather in the afternoon was very favorable to a thorough in - spec Lon of the Model Farm. A few of the excurshonists took a.dvantage of the pr-vilege of remaining over Sun- day tn Guelph, but the majority re- turned on the same day. —For some tame past the water and light commissioners of Goderich, have been, annoyed by certain vandals who perast in smashing the tungsten lamps on aSaltford inn. These lamps have been replaced iseveral teres and at the neet.ng of the commission last Thurs- day even -ng, it was decided to offer a reward of $10 for hnforrration lead- eng to the conviction of the pemons gu_lty of this offenee. —Another of the pioneers of this sect'on, WAS, on Sunday evening, call- ed So her reward, in the pereon of Janet Moore relict of the late George McGowan, 'hie late Mrs. McGowan was born what Is -known as the Scoteh block, Rsquesing Township, in Halton County, in ehe year 1834, and was trrarTied to her tate husband in 1854 and =le to East WawanoSh, 10 - eating on the north half of lot 30, concession 2, 'where along with Me. McL ' BEOS., Publisher € $1.50 a Year in. Advance der heavy *hell firee--The Soldiers' Aid Scoeity on tag day sold some 1,000 flags, for which they treceived. (the saim of $108 which goes toward -the hosoltal fund.—Samuel Hicks, Of Uaborne, has bought the residence of the late Thotras Carling. Mr .Martin will not move off his farm for a year, when he intenda moving to Sewn. Hibbert Obltu ry,f—It is with feelings of Truett regret that we :announce he deani of Mr. James 33roadfoot ;of the southwest boundary. Deceased had not been :well for about ,four years, heing afflicted with a. stubborn ells- eaSe, Although he always kept going about superintending his domestic af- fairs, @Tx]. traintalning an air of cheer- fulnees {the presence of this fam- ily, to Why= he wag very much attach -i cd, Indeed, during the last few weeks his condition was se- arently, imr)rov,ing, and his friends were be- coming hopeful of his- reeovery, hat fate, however, had decreed, otherwisa, and at an -early hour on Thersday trorning last, the final summons came, and although medical aid was sum- rronedt als speedily as possible, It was founi that the vital spark .had, Mr. tBroactfoorst life was Sal" oPerr book. He would I not, knowingly, wrong any man, and, his greatest pleaaure was in doing those acts which nia,ke the world. brighter for those with ,whofir he came in contaq. wolel'eveas ever accepted thee of an honest xr.an -and during hisi resi- dence in ,Hibbert, which -dates' back about twenty Years, he made many warn:. friends, always having a Ulcer - friendly and neighborly Interest in those ,who for any cause ,wereLill or in tahy way afflicted The funeral wee held from, hie lete residence on: Sat- urday 'afternoon, and was largely at- tended,• the eerVice being conducted by his, pastor, Rev. E F. licL. tStrith, of Carmel Church, Iiensall, who in pereron, expressed his conviction, that the life of the ,deceased had: been tin preparation for the life to come, that the mao. who serves ilia God, 'and his fellow man during. life, has an inheritance in the ,life evei- lagt:.ng.) The iremains were laid to. the home ,where the [last years of his life's iactivities were spent. Be- ttdes his wife ,a.nd (froallyi of four, children, who feel the blow iseverely., be ge survived by his aged I.T.fat her, two brothers rand it. wo esters, William Alex, and Mary, Tuckeram'ith; and 411s., 4E- [Walker, of Michigan, To the pathy of the entlire community will be extended, ;In this, their BA hour, of triaar • McKillop Th:. Late Mrs. Howes.—Anrie. May - Hart, wife Jof Mr. John IA, Howes. pa,ssed away et her home -en the .2.,nd concession on Tuesday last, after a long and trying illness from consump- daughter tof Mr. end Mrs. Reuben Her:. of -Winthrop. and was married'.to Mr. Howes aix years ego. Besides her husband ahe is survived by a family - of ,three small childeen all of whom will have the sympathy of the corn - Good Work.—The following parae graph which we take from, -a Eureka. California, evening paper, makes men - time pf the great work 'performed by a logging crew in that !city, recently, the principal trrember, of which was Mr. Michael Conway, an old PMeKillop boy ,,whose many Triends this town- ship will be glad. to (hear of his Suc- cess in the work which he has follow- ed for Isome years in his adopted country, The paper says: 4`What is coast „if not for the evorld, was erade attiCamp .18 of the (Hammond LemIr Company, yesterday, when one donkey crew tgot out end. loaded logs which waled 408,000 feet of lumber., Forty- nine standard. logging oars were loaa= ed. iduring the regular working day. 'The men reeponeeble for this great record were M*-ke Conway, hook ten- der ; Hugh engineer, and Louts G.kovich, loader, and their assist- ants. Supermtendent l'eed, of Ile Hammond Lumber company, stated ioday that as far as he knows, tht.s )(lags work for one crew a Ma- c.fie coast record. The Late Samuel Robinson.— The following, which we take from the Barrie Examiner, refera to the :death of Mr Sa4,Zruel RObinson, who for many years was a highly reSpeeted farmers of this township, His many old neighbors land friends here, wilt regret to learn of deaatia, Tbe Examiner tease: "Samuel. Robinson, who died at Barrie oneruesday, June 6th, wa-s born at Lakefield, Quebec, in, 'April, 1840. He removed to a. farm near Seaforth, when a. young Man and ,there spent erost of his active life, later moving to the neighoor- hoed of St. Catharinee, His retired Exeter. visiting lie.parents, Mr And Nine I. Hall. The adies guild of Trivi-; Me - mortal rhurchwill hold. their annual garden Party next Fridan evening, June 30thea-Mr. Thorrta.s Hazelwood is recovering from his illness and has moved. to the home of Mrs, Thomas Roadhouse 'in Usbqrne.—Mrs. Goodwin and children ,of New York State, are visiting at Ole home of Mrs., Good- wiree father Mr, James Willie.—Mr. and Mrs. Siry Gould have moved to .1Gra-nd 13end, where they ;will aran- age She Uxeter park and 'summer hotel this' eeason. — Miss Margery Clark, little daughter of Mr. and Mre- Bert Clark, who has been. lit for some time isuffiered a relapse last, week and is now in a critical con- dition.—Mrs. Fred Ilickbell and two children, Of Clando, N.D., are visit- ing tat the!. horre of (the formeee (par - Howard Quackenbush has graduated. from the Dental college `waulkee, —Lieut. William -n that ate Mr. and Mrs. nit 1Cnight. of town, hes distinguished 1-"1. self on the fields, of Plan:Jere end has beer recently -decorated by the King, being the recipdent of the Military Cross. He is a, graduate In n-edielne from the( ;Western University, LondOn, and the award, .watg made for conspicuous gallantry land devotion to slaty :in an life, was spent largely in \Toronto and Brampton. A couple of years ago, be and Mrs. Robinson moved to Barrie, Where t\hey deed with their -eldest joyed !his uso.al good health gill with - Ir. about a week previous to his death, though he had a premonition sonic time before that the woald not be long delayed., He passed away P'9.atefaily at noon on June dtb, and Was boned 13raerpton, where the. fenerai eervices were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Hunter, of Grace Church, his former pastor, Since ea,ely -lie has been a f alt, and consistent member of the Metho- dist church, in whieh he has been a elates leader many years, and con- nected with the Collier St. Church, on coming to Barrie, For many years he also been a p -ember of West Toronto Lodge of A.10.11. -W. His de- ncease ,the first broken link in the faarily chain as he is ,survived by Its widow, six Bons and two !daugh- ters. The daughters being Mrs. Jsek- of CalgarY The sons are 3, Albert, of parrie ; William C. and Arne of 9joronto; Amos, of Orillia; Zit= 3., of San Francisco,i and Geo-. Tri241- of Catharines.