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The Huron Expositor, 1916-06-02, Page 8er Footwear There's more foot comfort to the square inch in a pair of our Summer Shoes on a hot- day, than you can find illi anything else. White canvas pumps and colonials, Outing Shoes, Tennis: shoes Bowling Shoes and Vacation shoes, - d for the children, running shoes, .white canvas pumps with - rubber soles; . and tan calf sandals. rlcs Reasonable in every instance Well take pleasure in showing you the choic- est line of summer footwear we have ever presented. E. ' i12s Quality footwear Opposite Expositor Office, Seaforth REMEMBER fl• 4 -10 -RN Circus :C4rtng.-. Circus an g anima appear n Sua the 9th ' a ; ,„ a, elrcuaa one appeto be one :there i o be well patronizetd.. ing street .(par,,ade letter day ;for nth doubt for =tat .good ones, {too.: TennFs three ring I how Ls billed to Friday, net, 'some year since d here and as this unusually large t. but"t'ha;:t it will d with Its morn - 111 ,make red- oun,g r,s and ne any of the older The gr f—Ne history of thew district ` the rs 'w,ard thhf (year. ear lIa4t w the weather has b with cars cals,iona 1 rain, that made grain ,grow- :rapt 1 (grain is un wands busy eget ng in 't whe,a,t is looks g for ,ha -y ' ere ^ Bev trete. tare 1oacl� lw the weather of ';t Unties their. ,wilicbe i h tbetere in the t residents .of' this ing' been sa.s back; There were a 'few ,k and ,.since then en �ra,rmn�' and, dry. warns 'shower of wheat and other Neatly all the: mere ; ate s The fall d' prospecie The fruit wins and, if he • fa e roil' cod a bette th bier e, 'past weak Ion- a bu per crop. May ;MiJZtaling.—A place on [atur4ay, manse in Egxnonel" Edna,. •E Shields, A. P. Joynt, ,•vu<;aa ohnston; eiat;1ng he .aftern n -train for De - re they will reside. fihc ble young lady an4 in Eels s . Phate aye very pleasant rid Mr,s Johnston s of friends here. fred Arg, off .left .On .1 treolt wh bride was ,esti ,estiin for kerne thele was studio sand wa, al. and obliging. fir ., have the best wish .quiet ,May 111e,• slau.g: arriei f De he 7 dding" took 20th, at the -hen Miss 'ter of Mrs. ;to Mr. iNVI1r. rott, Rev.( . J. rung coupie ,a • d, Mrs.. Thomas serioi accident an terndon 1 hey aysrie r. driving n Main!�streert, • d Mr �I bei g`,a cell,' h: turned t ; 1 ;t train hat was •• Runaway.—Mr. Geary met with" ,a �• Friday- at D ' TAILOR,- Also A1LO R Also Futrriier The OnlyHorat in. Ser a%rth. �4ciure • Framing! • €?O aC lire 9�tZI"V zframe — a poor one needs ne. • `! Bringin your pictures and you will: find it • easy choosing from our large stock of new - mouldings. • s • A good picture d ess a good �r i i •••• • - • FELL'S STUDIO • SI AFOR_TH JJ11DALY jeweler and Optician. Ise ler Marriage Licenses BEAFORTE - ON it New We have e Wall Papers an excellent assortment of new wallpaper. They have been selected with an eye to their artistic merit and will ap- peal both for' beauty and practibility. think we can satisfy you in style, color and purse. Ge•y'-s vex, o Mi ' street un etandhig On the siding should ,pullout 'Unfortunately the asoline engine at the c'lothing factor i wa';s. 'rile . 'ng and a sudden' explosion from 1 the : exhaust. just as they were rT4 le ental, the animal I plunged; iia! the 'di • buggy an throwln iAlthoug there broken, eth Were • shaken . p anal • their ,res .enee Geary. be ng the me of Abe , o. %The h'1 the rig, ,lut\,wwis C. without ufferini' �- . buggy was badly Huron ,Presbyter ing of •th Huron in Clint tan .Vise alder ,s, all tem tion Ito ',Rev J, hn pen. ' Revi. Mrs C. repretsent d ,the c Preisbyte Y of; 13rmeats 'una mou;sly McLean'and •4onsi Were; Le, J•arro Hills Green, ,n',emb sson'.s congregation ,expressed their so a, devoted n late eon had Prov d h his six years , t K son will prep , on !Stand, y, July will be td,eclared v Sunday. `Rev. D. was ,appointed to erator of the Ki the vacancy,' l - Death int Mils .H a,n Man late Henry R. Jo,a at the •f'am'ily ' he early ,Sund�ryVa.y mor years. Ms. Jacks f�erer fro• chert time, an her gds peete,d,; coming as feringsr, She was renis of this .sided in Eginotielei life •lati3, 'gh er ( rrese ly ,missed more home of which , She .its survived reeyns and two slang Sea,farth ; WW1= Sam• ;with an ove Toronto ;ward west tan Miss ' posits i , frigh and h, d it 'wee ed; anfd h, up aettl g "t e 1 both'occupa;nts o t were `no bon s ally bru ed ,an , ere coofi ed o. .some -da e, Mr. t seriously lntured se t Ecl-;ar frorn ture`• at the, milds sty I Jury, but the mash d Ite.- dill ,f•;1 iter Art :--" tabysi : Uy unfit.:. ThIS .,,is t Ian , f; s l INesely'e in, khaki b c th WAS pr.e ente.d. • Albeit of the Prei,byteri,aen chu tan- , 1 B ani al gold sig, he left for Clinton. P land.,Jackp, but (• it will ,noir L , nit iwlll re ,part ecruiting cffiegrs.---M lett ' , id tL•ond recently ;long it es,s. Tile Mains ` w ,re tak- en ,t.• , tweets . for intermen . The •Neely hh enlist d vii th " ttery,a,t \Guelph;'' H enlist- after twat ,was +decl, red, and ling :Ec ,Itmmi was rejected. c third r-1tas y the sh ,with: et ring. e. Smith 'guy to In this eel -12w - after Hew -rater a Pt n Ill t a .14e wi�tt a"siste ...of '14irs. Jcihti Met ensign and Mils Ida McTag- ;sgart if flown, ,ate resided n Sea - forth f ,rnany years before going to f ondon. Mr.. li,,nd "torts. tReyn Ids .and eekt`ild.ren Are There rm the eat,; vis-- iitin,g M s, iReynol�, } ;parents, Mr.' and. ' Mris, Ge , go A.. St, ,. — Nils • Alice Trott ie visiting -w th Mrs. Whyard in ,Du ; a,nr-ayrne—Ivirrs W. IL. Keys is London with her °„ r. Jrohxi Devereux cottage an aneh :t; ge, t zretsent ` Frank quilt ,at i hurstyes 11 s MS. -4n th he Reci last AlieS e in heldin fortun.at `nrd.Xiis. 7S4 O. wan, ,Rev has 'pure et, fro ecupled • .r aW• rots m rie 'Ste the rig,: t ticket d get': 'the( tray.— London, was the of her, John eek from {Alis son. alp Army ntan,gent eared In seriously spital at No par - many that the unable. -- .tratford. g .of they resenba- ng ,Club, for this being two rink s. The epresent ;-dill Murd.e. In Mit- e tots Keys._• a,sed the Mr., H. y Mr.. or ; the tine ani art was f re4 ,R:' : oi ,a><te,s• t�af lutist ;t is weak tat INP _horn ireither, Mr W. • mint.-- Ha,'bkirk received word gas stile Wra • Officef, Sstatingt ha Firer k, who Joined .the. Ro medical eorrps tif the first -e. and one of *Wbotse letters :ap -The sitor last 'week, was .111 in it e:.rit1 s h -General' H sea. the, 'Persian Gulf: tticulars wert,, given but hi ' friends 'here sincerely hope next we Al will be MOM, fav Mr._ reJ. this we • F,ai11 t five orf The 'trio. • year- in 1,-A -pedal meet.{' 1, ashye3ry was hetc . ay 1•: St to coil., Bridged . congregr.- i ichardrsen, of KL , pbell, of Inwo J' oration and The gen, and the call ;tair> e, Messrs \of Kippe n, , and end. Tur r, P f s of Mr. Ich.ar n 1 were :pre ent fat 1.. ng- su as Mr. lcha self to b du Pen. Mr. e ichar . farewell Berm ' n d, and t o put i' t cant the ollowi g hnaton, o V,a.rn t as. inter m mo en ,sessio durl $` my Jacks , n.—Su nd, wide of -on, • pas '' d aw e in .1J ondvil ng last, a:.ed had life a su rouble ;fo a 10 th was'' n n t une relief to her au e i th folds t istrict. ha Ing r rt praeticallt all r he will .e greai- speecially tie • wad very, fon a, family orf til: ers, IL. C. Jackso , and- Tudor•.lpley Seas battalion, in ivil enginer in the le and Mrs. Cloat g y 1 June cote Seaf the and • who chef wee Window shades, curtain poles and 1 at lux/nee The fungal 1Services were picture frames made to .order. held pryy 7ue?day. the rerna .s ei:tg mondv_lle nem iter All th xiy; w'.'th the except'; of lair. Ealw,aid Jnelen, hemg, ,chi.; bled to attend. e T. G. SCOTT ,r. et la _d rte ,t 1x the family pl in E J : Painter and Decorator Sole agent for Brandram-Hendeaison Local :riefs —Mr firkin left t paints. on Mon, .-: y ttO vis opposite Expositor office, Seaforth' Guelph ea d Galt to H en Lase. Seaforth kin left t ht' Same w York where i, twill to ing in tt e 1\aW John R. kin has property eon Viet purchase'' by fir. The as S. F:- `H. h t with fiends Ml Mies e day . HITS SJ rat. --Sergi. Melnto York Ragere, ,sp Rit � Satur t for N e a course f vessel,. York •.helsp tai.—M ,sold the Howard 4•ia;street, reeentt-' s Co,i$igne.y, to Mr h, 121 Lay White shoes galore. And then some. How a woman can get thru the coming summer season without White Footwear is more than we can understand. Don't think that many wo- men expect to. This will be a White' sea- son, surely. We're ready for the rush. White high laced ;dumps and slippers, in Linen, Coolie Cloth, Duck and Buck. $- ao©, e$I,0, $2 oo,$23.25 . according to size. tom// Splendid time now to make selections. See display in north win- dow. in-dow. We've the best white Shoe Cleaners, that are -made, H.R. SCOTT Home of ..Good Shoes town w1.h his other, Mrs; t corrg Mctntash .anti sist rB.—Dr1r and Mi; Abraham IHugill, • 1 .the Hurn Road Tucker .ith,'atnn• ncc the,engagemei4 of ,their ly felau,g ter, Flare e Myr..:: tle, ;to A, Norma . He,nry ,Jo es, eld eist isotn th - .Mr. , d "Mrs. W Jones of Kipp: the n- rriage te t ke plan in June. ns. A. J. Willson, o Detrol ` is the •:gt 1st of ir..,ancd Air . W. 0 Willis,—ss Dore shy -Mor son, is via. sting rets vet3i in .i ew Yorl±~. Mr. Jet Dodds .ices farhily • ave Jnoy-edlf to the new hom in ;Loon •on.—Mrd. JarriLeso of .the H on (Roe, , McKillop,is- visl - t ing her . Other, (e r S. Bennett : in : rWlin,ghani , Mr. J mel ,Watsc n ' hoe purch:as , ,the Mc .allum pro erty On Gaderlch ; treet, r cently vadated hi- Mr. (M'r. John. Dodds .a will ;ocdupy sshorttly.—f, . s Hael' t Morro sf , wl went ,to 'act ate,, New, ro k, ,sons menthe A . to 'tr: for a n nee. hs, returned vane. S i e ha: -d trou le wits her ,eyes •.Bich pr: vented her ,cantina ing her s udlt,s. he. Girl's uiid cif St Thorn ' .Chur h will giv a play'„ `"The Pipe 'ss Pay," on Tuesd Y even_' Ing next, n, t'thc Sunday Sch 1 rooii1.,I —Dr. tW. r Argo, the Univ ratty- 4t California, Woe, • ith his . ,w fe " am '� chlki, hay hen •v ssit.n,g . _t th: home of hather , Rev. Juin s Arg in E. e:f n ville fo some awe Bks, le on ;Wed . ' <y ;for orth Day a, f ort it here they w returAft4, _ to Califo nia�' Chet rd for gtt led turer ,and dem:- t rrator in p'llysiccsl chemistry in t e said ' u iversit, —The am nt' real zed 'for a Re,' Gross at , he two oncerts , gi ens b} Mies ,Anna GOv,en.l• k, was 38.05. s NO' En m oylind ttoo 2S r This leatbe P088A WO wool P1 place. work, W oieani Ho pair; ery, o 20 etiti rtll tub J. ha t3, O Greig k ta,ttendaa shy ,comm e i Sesafa by will 'b Mitten, tit; , tan+di tit n as In rskiyts e.P1 • that d Taman.— been W lat.a fe was in ea meets itte.e an re rth Bow competed 7e ,date Ise will be(,at former ye o+inted tc a,te are W. e. George th friends days he i r clan 8 eun on or ar will run on r e r, The utoto is t rt r is! tri' OR er valve in he ess gasoline t which deliver e only one to , uy and it will ei►t more pow r than any o beautifully fi , Wheel through timing. A.M.OAMPBELL. rk oonl No TE Ap TE g, e )—Girl to leari type -setting. ffice. WOOL—We a keening p t, from day t day and pays e between 9 a. . and 4 p.m., delay. JA BEATTIE. . Motaugh- an any four- the ourthe most develop 15 her motor. ut genuine Apply EX - ed on the g full prices convenient 2529-1 D—Eieperienoeli girl for general house ply at the Expositor office. 2529.2 D—Woman by tbeday for w ing,troning to. 'Apply an tie Expositor o ce, 2529-1 se t Rent—A hou ithd and soft ph ne 7--101 Ma mal Jewellers, Fo Edge For of tan Lbenses est to., seforth e in Seaforth, In good re" vater. Apply r�o G25eo2, Lowes 7-tf ea oy a avauge: and Stollery 227741 houses on ea = r terms. Ii. 2829. house with a,out8 acres nter St., Sento th. 256x4 8a1—SeVerai good Sea orth.. Sale -Seven roomed V- H,Baker,C 'ee: for Sale—For sale some g d buggies, auto' sea , Stanhope a d other style:, Bee these buggies .before buying. The price • tight. A. BAR ON. Blacksmith, Seaforth. 2528---tf me ainment will Ilia held in t e Separate i Ha I, Seaforth, Friday evening June 2nd, tra n. attendance. 2529-1 An Soh arch Th nlay Ing J Sul prate forth. PO Oabb the t: FA when orea why Seger EU bug, does Ne think write Oar, ing C To Cara you a fail t gide guild of St. Tomas church ntit ed " The Pip rs Pay " on T ne th in the Soho i room at 8 Os of Ppoms to rent, seely looated e[t tenant. I quire of Ada SALE—Some oho ce early and 1 ge, Cauliflower a d Tomato p e t lost them out .0. UGHLBE —The prod val Separate any other 8 gent of the b eoauee of th y of I(rttter. A. M will give a eeday even- ook. 2529x1 will decor - Hays, Sea - 2529x1 to and ,wed nts. Now is Seaforth. 1529x1 etion of butte is greater Cream ie ()bur ed than the rarator. This : the reason fitter factories : e De Laval greater quanta yand better, CAMPBELL, eaforth. 2529x1 GY OR 8ALE-11g snap in a , ne ly now. • Party has Nought of n d buggy, Apply at Exposi sed Automcibiles for Sale uying • an Automobile, t r a demonst tion of the ' also have a Member of used Ino an "Overland " and „ tt for Bale.. We have taken I n exchange fair '� Studebaker C e fine market fat• a good used see ar bargains. 000E BRO We ayes a wide seleetien of fine wall able fer at}room. Paper hung for tieroll. *s. GRAVES, Seaforth an ng c us 1e re,f K Ileo 1 an Miss olu r1. --:Word ceiv Th Ha of ag Mss 14th anal, a ,t and pwei and a clot din Mr ville dais sam perf Nal of the arm a wit cou bein rece gif the cerrni cou ster far grab trict Mar of pre frie bber tired n auto and r office. 2529x1 - If you are lephone or Studebaker Ford Tour - the above O• ar, don't 2529-2 papers snit - en eente par 2629-1 was re_ 9, town, f •the tra death ts, I enty Yea ,at his hcvme in our On Sutlay after oon, May la reither were .ire the ard. %when tin ',storm Came -up. is fatiur h ther sought -shelter the barn, e arry (Wok ,shelter. un er an ape r . He (wais struck by lightning Ith nnetal buttons col/ red with OirS Lear..11 .dside of it. The bolt the llar (but be use d. off one of . sur ed. er d one ved. by of the Mr. NITI. on and c tting the eame as( if a knife here was iso quite y's neck, he light_ e'en this b dy, tear_ rubber oats. He Is parents 'two bre- ster, to hom the 'friends h re is ex.. Wells liv d here Isolemni;ed 'jet the home( of William L. Rhin, of . the bri e entered the parlor an the of her hathere looking ch rrnin,g n of •white embroider ,d vette range blereoms. Th young le were unattend.ed, the ceremeey verY Wet one, owl g to The bride received. ma y used d gr m. The best oriel -he Of the unity are extended to he young to the this •dis- Or ealities 'of life on th Ort allstance from (many friends id ug .foraner residect of St. evenihg he girl on her to her mazrlage, ds .of the, bride, wait / t . Sanitary L nch Sets ltew Luncrh Sets, put up in handy cartons, and contain- ing 6 plates 6'sal,ad dishes 2 meat platters 6 side dishes 6 salt and .. epp r dishes, 12 sanitary spears 6 napkins r Viable cloth 35c per carton All dishes made froM genuine sugar maple. Just the thing for picnics, parties and auto tris y'ioenpso 's Books tore Seaforth. I Window Shades and Picture Frames Agents foil. T ew Idea t oc Patterns aft the homer .`of Mrs. N. Laite, afi4 presented `'1 er ,with a kitchen show rr of very uisefe.1 ya'U:etas. , Norris Death sof ,), orris ,Pienc,er. •— Richard. Arrxtstratig, pe,e Of the best known retsidents of the ,township of Morris, ipa)srsed away son' Sunday morning, `in his 77th year. Ile staid, been troubled with an affection sof the heart fo(c some time, but ihatd always been .able to be iabeiut..Being, An excellent .man;. gree And thrifty (farmer he was one of the most prosperous amen in the neighborhood. He aa survived by his Wife And ,t,argei e;grown up family, Mr. Ar. n$', 'Wag la lifelong Conserva- tive. - Wednesday ,evening, June 7th. Sera. forth ,Band. ire, ,tatten-danec and an. ,� ... ceile: lt ,pragr,atnrne Goderich Township Fatal Accidents A fatal ,accident " Burred on Tuetsday •tnorning to Be t Holmes,eldest son of Mr, and M s, John Holmes of- Go:derich Townshi -The young (menthes], a ,team in ,G ode... rich sand stepped at a harness shony p, • When his .tesaxnt 'started to run. aw -o .t�ihe ,grabbed the (Utica,sa.n•d horses kicked him over . theheat., Drs. ,'Whitely land. 4Taylor were oalled- and took shim Ito the Aivandra. H • s_ Vital, where he idled 'shortly after,. wards. The young ;man was-- about forty ,years ;,of ,age,, and was vest' popular And ',well (kn{own in the town and, country. He leaves besides his father ,and ,mother, (two brothers, A,n_ :drew, of Vancouver, .:and Bruce. , of~ Goderleh. _ Tuckersmith. Died In The. •W',e t.—Word was re.. cei ,e:d, on Monday " of the (death of Mr. Adam •Angus, who ,passed away at ins home in An,gusville, Sask., , by b 14, pecetteed wad a naittve er Tuckeramith, being la tlson of the late W,m, 'Angus, Land ;was born on his Fath- exits farm On the Milll Road 47 years 404 --He ihs4 dyed in the. -West ;for about 30 .years, but was well known to many ;residents Of this township. He was, a cousin tof Mr. John Murray And a nephew, Of Mics. Robert Smith of Hulett. ,Deceased was unmarried. 1 s C'hiselhurst Notes. --We Are pleased to learn thet Mrs. W, Venner is making goad( pro- gress towards recovery since under- going an operation. The Chisel- hurst beef :rin,g will open up for ,, the season ,an June 7th. --Mr. J. Fitzgerald one of our 1 oldest residents, was out ploughing a, -few days ago, and says Sweep still (,turn a good. furrow. Ne hope he may (be spared to see many gars yet,,,although he is near the four score Mark.—The I asked'ladies meed in e Re{d, Cros,� the Methodist church on Thursday June 8th, at (three; 'o'clock, Breezea—Mrs. Sheardown and child of 1Goderielat wer,a, the gueets of Mrs. 4.1. Charles Ch tui and Ifamily spent a motored up Itor (the holiday on Tuee- Erwin. They l were iacconroanied by Mrs. Fisher. fated idaughter, who. vialted, Edwarcle.—Mr. And Mr,s. ,W. Mustard and daughter returneid, these week from Petrt Sta,nleyee-Mr. Pollard, of Lon- don, was (the 'guest of, Mies C. Snack - man over Sunday, Mantey Notes.—Mr. Fred Arnold end f•arn- ily have moved Ito Dublin., There prea- sid-ed. here or lover forty yeara—Mr. Heark Rapeiri bps (leased. another part oChhe Canada Company la,nda. He Chia fall and he ia turning e. his homestead toter to his son, Henry.— Mr. Fred *ler 'spent Sunday with friends an, Seaforth.—Mr. Fred Eckert While slang loughing the attabliment for the horses, gave waye tilling him over the plow. Notes.—Mr.,Sidney Hewitt will con.. duct the service's in the Methodist churches of ,Walton circuit next Sun.. attending the imesions lof the London Conference ,at Kingsville,— The Fall District meeting of -the Goderich Dis- trict will be held hi the ,Walton Meth°. dast. chnrch.:" Fifteen ',ministers And fifteen laymen will ibe In attendance. --Miss Eva JOhnson, of Berlin, niece of Rev F, Creak, is vhsiting at the parsonage for la few weeks.—/it the annual meeting of (the Ladiee' Ald the Walton Methodist ichurch,- Fthe fol.. lowing officers were elected.: Mrs. Campbell. Isecretary ; Miss R. Barrows treessurea—Don't forget the date of the iWialten. Methodist Garden party "O LY M PIA" Will appear about the middle of June for a first class Restaurant and Confectionery Having an up to date plant for making Home Made Candies Meals and Lunches served at all hours Ice Cream and Cool Drinks a Specialty OLYMPIA Next 'door to Cardno Bros. VORVIR & POULOS Proprietors - Stratford 11010010110.100001010100011111010111> Usborne. Thames. Road. Notas.—Re+, -Mr. Red_ ceptable 'sermon at Bethany in t e attending Conferente.—Mr., and bite. ited friends at ChiSelhurst last Sun., day.—The (seeding ia 'progressing very slOwly, A few farmers have finish II but they. All, belletre that ',seed, e and herVest eshall not faith) — Mrs. Harry FOrd 'is attending' the Branch Convention in St Thomas' this w-e-ek, ,also visiting relatives in ,London. Thoiee who attended (the S. S. Gee- vention in the Pr-eabyterian church last Friday enjoyed la treat. As he farmere Were very 'busy, the attend.- ,ance wee not as large, as St wonld otherwise have been. -Notes.—Mr. Norman. Park thee moVed back into his !home,- The little cot- tage, a iCrornarty ila,nd mark, for mar- ly half la (Century haisl been transforrn- ed into Ian imposing two rtorets reel- dence, ,fitted up twith modern conven- iences, and iodide ,greatly to the, " pe,arance of the ivillage. We wish Mr. and Mrs. Park emany -years of happl- ne,ss In their horne.—Henry Webber, now Sergt. ;Webber, asf the Guelph battery, Visited ffriende in. the ail - lege laat week.—Sergt. James Gilles - Pie was ho'met at few daya last week en sick leave, ',having sustained, a brok- while engaged an phyisical dr111.—Mr. ill for Some time, Is ireproving a little. His ,brother, Mr. •Alex Park, sr. of week,—Dr. Tufford is recovering fkorn his ,recent illness.—Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Scott (spent A !couple of days with friends in Seaforth this Vreek.—"It. hard to love your neighbor as YOU: - self, when he raises • chickens and you are trying to triake a garden. Brussels Notea—North Huron Liherale held their annual aneeting In 'Wingharri _on Tuesday Afternoon. A contingent : at_ tended drom Beussels. • a- Mr. Jack Leckie, AA., has, paseed! his secend yearts, exams in• .law, standing In the honor llst. He ds, articled with ;Bar- rister Rowell of Voronto-e-Sixteen dol. lara was realized from th4 last semi.. monthly Red, Cross circle tea.—The In_ ePector of the Underwriters' Associa.. tion was, here (and called 43 ut the fire engine land brigade on tshort notice. The response Was geod.—Fire recently was killed by ;the application of steam befor,e (the fire engine re,ached , the. water tank.—Hogh Lamont celebrated hie 80th birthday aa,st week and re.. ceived the congratulations of a wide circle of friende.—Seeding le. about completed around here after tedious .delayet, Hay And Vail wheat are mak- ing great progress. There is an. a.. bundance of ,bloom con the fruit trees. —A cablegram wee received -groan Mrs. (Capt.) J. M. Moo•re announcing. her ...Safe arrival ovireeas, where she went tet) join (her husband, Dr. Moore. who Notee.—Mts. John Wan es and MrS- C9lernati Proved. expert in the gentle phst of cangling when ,theee spent the 24th by the river, asevidenced by the etring of fish they brought ,horn We he,ar that Mr Sparrow is g ng to the General Assembly at Wingolg 'M. Deihl Are, set the MethodiSti COrt.. \dile 'this week.—Mr, W. DeWett rens preached with much acceptance at the Methodist church on Tue,sday evening last, the pastor taking the pulpit at Jarnea Street Metfliodist Church, Exeter.—Air. Thomae Denni- son sports a new car. Well done,Tom. May he give his neighbors _a, joy_eide and never pante to griefeetThe Order of FOresters 711 hold their annual church parade .next .Sunday evening to the Presbyterian church., The eerviee at the ,Methodist church will be with. drawn.—Mr. John McAsh, 'our young and ienterprising general merchant la very busy these days building a. eon-, siderable Addition his hothe. It is not only ibirds that build their' neS.,s in the ,spring.—There be •a spenial eervice in V,arna Presbyterian church next Sunday evenings (at seven oahlock. Leadbury. Garden Party.—A garden party tin- der the ,atespices of Bethel Methoa dist church ,will, be held ,at the hone of Mr John McGavin on the evening of We,dnesday, June 14th. The Seaforth band will be an attendance nd besides there ••0111 be an excellent program previded, among those taking part being Robert Clark, ;entertainer, of Toe ranter; JOhn McArthur, Miss Florence Lundy and Messrs. Hoever add Bishop. Tide will he one of the, most tpleasant affaire Of the geason and, the pectic shoti.ld, keep the, date in ,mindS Nottes,—A number from -here went to Clinton. on Victoria. Day awl took in the grand. military demonstration. —The orchards have a beautiful ap. pearance, There as no bprettier pic- ture in natures than an orchard in full .bleorn.—The seeding which has been completed is the latest dor many Yearaf What t he crop will be, will depend 1 argely on the we.a.ther Tor the next ten( weeks.—A circuit picniel in which the asadae..e' -Aid of three Metho. edist churches, will ;take a hand, Is announced for Dominion Day. Lots of good things are oozing to thoee who waft —1ffhtle the bust/leas transacted by ethe !township councils, ell areend and about us, tis given thd , tonal newspapers of Huron or Perth, and over the eignaturee of the vex! us clerks, there Is never a word fr m Has the council of McKil_ • Oar ..714illinery Merits Bs Wonderful Success • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Guaranteed Double Tips • • • • • • JUNE 2, OW lriinnungs are 44 _Exceedingly Pop utar ACTA ISH'o G1 es esmenmammimanne00 f W 0 V • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 41* • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Quality • • • • • • • Perfect • • al LK WANES . As Low as 50c and as High . • • • SPEdIAL . • • We havl e ‘‘ Niagara Maid " Sil i Gloves double tI4-oughout. This i makes it extra sprviceable. Both : black and white. Price $1.25 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • mmuswenseimmula • • • • Amminswomonimmomme • • • • • Dainty .1WalOs Splendid enthusiasm has marked the reception our Dainty Waists, attractive, c+ol and comfortable. Eihri- ery woman recognizes them as herideal summer blouse. Many have been so taken with their pleasing- designs and soft delicate fabrics that they have selected their entire summers supply. at one visit. • • • Rh not come a -shopping to- ay and gsiee how really perfect they are. You'll find scores of good lo king designs which- will 1; become you wonderfully. nd so varied is the displa.y 2 of novel fabrics and spring bike colors that you'll have a hard time choosing betweein them. Altogether, you'll 2 have a most enjoyable time. May we see you soon ? • Summer Waists $1,00- to $5,50 Splendid Values ill Every Garment Most Enticing Display ress Goods Silks • • • • • • • • a Don't overlook our BLACK SRKS—silk, of beauty and of quality. Yard wide silks 75c to The opportunit our and silks offers every lady to find just what she wants, the bi sav- ing possible in t e ex- cellent values wO otter combine to make this the place for you to shop. .4,....s.:: . I.:I:I:. .11:?..,:t.b .: -.;;:‘,.4.::1.41::: 21 .1r,..:; -, -, _ .1. 1 Lvia 11 , -i..r.i!' ali:arsi:61.741:1. 7.1i* 1 16:1 11.1431, . ill 1,11 g t.siliallik:11:::::::::::::::::sesti Ili::: iii 1 I. . . ,,,411,.. . si: i , 18,,1::::itillittlailit't 2 4t; : . If tt tl 1:E I :11:: ,---11 7 : ' ,. ii! Sat: .: nall Viaiaprativti We are anxious to Show you the new things because we know they will appeal to you as exceptionaOy good. Come a s4opping and see them. Wool Maierials fori your new Dr 410 Wash Ma erials for your new Dre Suit or Coat, 12 1 c to $1 a Butter Wanted 0,740 • • • • • • • • • • • 4 • • • 44 T 4, F. • cm (wish Seafor • •