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Lady's Fiue Kid Button Boots 31.10 Misses' Fine Kid Button Boots SLOO Child's Fine Kid Lace Boots The regular fortnightly meeting of the \V. C. T. U. was held in the Odd-Fel- lows' Hall, on Thursday May 3lst. The attendance at this meeting was con- siderably larger and the treasurer re- ported two new honorary members. After the usual routine business had been disposed of, the ladies listened with great pleasure to two readings given by members of the union. The Band of Hope entertainment comes off on Friday evening, the 8th inst, and it is hoped that a large audience will greet the children on this their first appearance before the pnblic.â€"â€" [PRESS 0031.] HIEheSt Price The 34th Battalion will go into BIL gade camp, at Niagara, on the 12511 of June. Sign ovaoIden Boot. BEAVERTON, - ONT- â€"WHO WOULD GOâ€" BA RBFOOTED Spring Heel 30)" s Stlong Shoes (ieuts' Fine Kid Gaiters Men‘s Kip, Plough Shoes, our IO0,000 Shinglres Wgzptpd. H,- We will take 100.000 shingles, 6 inch clear butts in exchange 101- Waggons. Buggies. Cutters or Sleiglls. P, ‘MCMILLAN Soxs, Beaverton, Ont. own make, only 31 Men's Kip Bellows Tongue,Sonm. loss Plough Shoes, our own make. only 3‘ H. W AL LE R, Owing to the absence of the Rev. Mr. McKee no service will he held in the Methodist church the next two Sabbath evenings. Highest Price In icagh For Pork at R. Dunsheath's Beaverton For Cam p. R. Dunsllcath’s, for all kinds of Field and Garden Seed. (zone to Conference. Go to Rev. W. L. Scott. and wife were visit- innr friends in this village and vicinity last “eck. The Rev. gentleman. was: fonneily paRtOl of the \Iothndist cimrc in here and filled the pnipit of th 1.: church on Sunday m oiling last. They both look huh: and hearty. 'Rend a} For Eggs at R. Dunshcnth‘s. Bea- vertou. Visiting. The list of pronortios offered for sale by the EXPRESS Real Estate Agency and if you require anything in that line call or write us. Cnrrcspemlonce promptly answored. Have you property to Hell. place it with us and we will endeavor to find you a. purchaser. No charge made unless a sale is effected. Gone to Europe. ”5.5:?" Kinds of Firewood for sale um] -d°livm‘m] tn any part of tho villageâ€"P. Mchllnn Song. Boavorton. l.‘ OtUl'O Mr. Geo. Proctor and son James. also Messrs. Jno. A Proctor and Wm. Smith left on Tuesday last; for Europe. They will visit the great; exhibition at Glas- gow. also England. Ireland and possibly anco.â€"Sinm writing tho aliovo we learn that Mr. Juo. McRuo has also joined the party. Just Arrived cw- From Boston. Lallics‘ Gnuts.’ Misses' and Children’s Wigwam slippers. For the host goods call at the “Golden Boot.” H. Waller. Boavcrton. Looking Well. The crops are l‘mking we" at present. the warm weather mu] showers has given a. vigm-mm growth. 'Tumothv and Clover Send. The citiw-n‘s lmml \vvnt to Brochin on Friday last to assist. at Hm (:crmnmw of lnvinq Hm mrnnr stzmo of the new Metha- di‘at church at that place. The “boys" lonk well in their lmndsmno uniform. A" Jr In ()nuh for Pntntnnn, Outs and Pom 9t. R. Dnnahunth's. Homer-ton. Lacrosse Shoes. 1:? (hmta‘ Englinh Lmvn Tennis and Immense Shoes at H. Wallcr'a. Beaver- (m. ' The hulins of the W. C. ’I‘. U. scoured Mm sorvims of Mrs. W. (‘nnkm of Whilhv. to lecture fur thmn on 'I‘uvsclny evmlinq lnqt in Knox uhuruh. Thu bmommnt was fairly well lillml and the fair Imtnrnr gm'n rm nxcullnnt mldmw on Hm Huhjcvt. "'l'lm Snluons Must (10." nghost Prloo At R. Dunshcnth‘fl. stm'vrtnn. The Band. fiasnrtrtou diam aims. xAt These Prices ?-- FRIDAY. JUNE 8. 1888. when they can buy 4) .50 r- l 50. Not the Man. . _ We have rocoxved a coxmmnncatmu from Dr. P. 1'}. Kidd, now of Brooklyn. X. Y., to the Him; that ho was not the person reported by us as having pus-:cd "final examinations." at Toronto Uni- versity lately, but that a brother of the Doctor's is intended. It is further added that Dr. Kidd graduated at Queen‘s University, Kingston. ten years ago. We cheerfully make the correction. For Bulk Pickles goto R. Dunsheath Cheap! Cheap! 1 Cheap! !!_ The. cheapest place on 'earth to buy Gnods is at Hodgsou‘s Mammoth Stgrq. High Constable Calverlcy has a great knack of always getting his man when he takes to the road with a blue paper. His last capture was Joseph Elliott. of Beaver-ton. who had eluded arrest for a month or two. until a couple of weeks ago when he was taken bv constable Jewett of Port Perry. but with the aid of some others escaped again. Constable Calverley went to Beaver-ton on Friday last. and spent the day without success trying to find Elliott. so he started for home on the five o’clock train. He returned to Beaverton bv the next train from Lorneville and slipped quietly into the village. To his great amusement he found Elliott, with a crowd around him. explaimng how he had monkcycd all da y with Calverley, and kept out of his way so cleverly. Calverley listened a while with great interest, and when he finally collared his man Elliott was so surprised he jumped about three feet high. He gave in at once. During the day many of_Elliott‘s friends had tried at various times to impress Calverley with the belief that Elliott was such a. hard case he would take the constable‘s life the moment he attempted to arrest him, but it did'nt seem to come oil. It is a singular and most astonishing thing that such a reign of terror has been in- stituted by the whiskey sellers of Ben- verton that not a citizen of the village dare even point Elliott out to the high constable. They need a few visits from our eflicicnt high constable in such a. hole as it must be. where people talk of taking constable‘s livesâ€"Whitby Chron- icle.| As Others See Us. The crowds of Millinery buyers. of Dress Goods buyers, of Mantle Goods buyers. of Root and Shoe buyers. c. c. is proof positive that Hodgson is selling goods cheaper than all competitors and that he still continues to do the largest business done in Beaver-non. Crowd of Buyers. @ZWWJEQMGD l§§1l§31k W'HAT 9 That our Goods are really the Best in Town and TEN PER CENT. CHEAPER. Readers of this advertisement may possibly not understa In] Why we. are able to 01101‘ this extraordinary reduction. The sccwt lS sunply this . lstâ€"VVe BUY FOR CASH and thus save large discounts. 211(1â€"0111' Suits are made on the premises and under our own supervision thus saving the middle-man’s profits. 3rdâ€"VVe are content with small margins. We keep the Largest Stock and by far the best class of Goods in our line. From a. long experience we knew Cloth when we see it as we buy personally, we knew just. what suits our trade. Also Remember by Buying your Cloth from Us for Home Manufacture we cut it FREE OF CHARGE. Ell. flQQAflF, We have some Special Lines in Stock for Boys’ Wear to which we would inv1to your attention, the best wear for the least money ever offered. We have all lines in SUITINGS AND PANTINGS and at all prices but 111 each and every case [GM [€15] [Cfim[®]@ Can Undersell Any House in Town BOYS’ W EAR. B cave: 'i’lou s 1' 1111111011111110 I‘uiIming Establishment. 0231.v1.</)\/\/\/../\/\/)\1~!/)\().( ..I\((r/\(II:\.((I\/.(r\('() 13/ / / I (I)! is Emuâ€"UHQPHL HnH§rHLHrn .. J» \(K. .>\/,\ x \ \lx/\(/\C/\/\(}\/\/\(/\/\< )\.« ,\\.\/\, >\)I\.\/.>\</\/\/)K(\/.//>/\/)?\(/l I f I . (.32).. Tap Swede Tflrnip. \Vhite Globe Turnip Seed. Purple _Torp Rtellow Aberdeen Skirving’s Imp. Purple Top Swede Turnip. Bangholm’s Igperiel Purple Tiu'nip Seed. White Belgian Carrot- Seed. in Latest Patterns, which we ofier CHEAP. Benverton, April 24th, 1888. Field and Garden. Seeds "WALLPAPE/i‘fnglis/I, Scotch and American,“ , .‘ "Mums no wolladaplod Oochildnn um Cantor-la cures Colic. Constipation. ;lr0¢0(nnlenditum riormuu mum on Sour Stomach. Diurrhma, Erucmtion. kmwnwme. " 1:3. Amusipm. D. pu mega?“ 8"“ deep. “114 W0“ 11180.0doM8.BmoWn,N.Y. W 0mm uriomnedlcaflon. Tan Csxuun Coumxv.” 04 Murray Street.‘ .‘. Y. “1th the ammo Goods. TRY US! I am paying the Highest Cash Price for CLEAN TIMOTHY SEED. NOTICE TO FARMERS ! J. MCKINNON, for Infants and Children. I have just received a. fresh stock of @@E@@@@@@@EE@ As follows : Green Top Ortho Carrot Seed (Special.) Mammoth Mangold VVurtzel Seed. Giant Long Red Mangold VVurtzel Seed. Choice Glover and Timothy Seed. That School ‘ Bao" 1:; was unumuurml in our last that a. "hm" would ho hold on 'l'uosduy to clear the sclmol grounds of st us and level the snrfucv. 11ml out; of L} : wholo com- munity not umro than fuu‘eu or sixteen mou rmpomletl, them: were augmontod by a. number of tho ln'rgm' buys lrou) tho school and many of tho stone-s woro re- moved. tho ground was also irly lovolled. Tho work has Inwlo n from; improvement and when nicely outpaced M with sml and ploutifully planted witl'v trees Bouvorton wxll have the huudsonl- ~ est. school grounds to be found in tho district. Plc-Nlc. We are in receipt of a. communication from Newnmrliot asking; for information as to facilities for landing and neeonuno- dation when here for a. large excursion party from that place. This is the second we have received from the west side of the lake and we hope the people of the village will make a. Vigorous olfor‘. to have one of the present wliarves put in a condition that people nmv land safely. and during the coming fall and winter let us build a. pernmncnt lmrbor from the month of the river. Certainly every possible facility should be given for strangers to visit us. Senior Division. FOURTH CLASS Sen- Ion.â€"John Wilson. Seneca Rear, Lovica. Cameron. Katie Stoddart. Maggie Mc- Lean. Ellen Campbell. FOURTH CLASS JUNIOR.â€"â€"JHO. McKay. Geo. Maybec. Katie McDuflio. Gerty Barnes, Thomas; Barnes, Arch. Ferguson. Tumn CLASH SENIOILâ€"Rnrlmra McBricn. G. Edwards. Wilfrid Goad. Ernest Edwards. W. A. Grant, Barbara, Audemon and Margery McPherson equal. Tmnn ULASSJUNIOIL â€"â€"Geo. Hoppinsmll, Emu. Grant. Daniel Adams. Nollic Dowswell. Emma Lovcv. Carrie Barnes. SECOND CLASS Bunion.â€" Annie Smith. Annie Campbell, Mary Carmichael. Willio Carmichael and: and Malcolm Carmichael, D. Umuerbn,‘ New Sprlng Goods. Gentlemen. ear Trv Prior‘s. for a new spring Suit, new and fancy patterns 11! 'l‘sveeds. Prlces low. J. R. Prior, Woodville. School Report. A Ina-"e pic- -11ic pmty “as at the grow 011 “c inesduy fmul (.51. niugéml. , Tho day was 11110 but tho \\i L151) high fat boating. Suspicious. A sllspicimm looking character was in town on “'ednvsdny hut. who by tho number of meals hu disposed of in his tour 0f the. village must havehuilcd from Orillia. Experience hm; taught us to 10uk with dishwol‘ on 1mm who eat scycml dinners in close calm and a. watch was accordingly set on this gentleman who on finding himself watched, suddenly left. Something Should Be Done. 30- New Dl‘ess Goods. Prints, Cottona, Shirtings. Tweeds, Cottouades, c., at J. R. Prior's, Woodvillc. A Warnlng. Division Court Bailifl's are bound by statute to return all writs of execution to the Clerks within 30 days of receipt. The neglect of this duty has formed a continual ground of complaint. To test this matter. A. D. Roam. Barrister of Orillia, brought an action against the Bailiff of the Orillia. Court. The action was heard at Uptei'gi'ove before His Honor, Judge Dmtnell. who gave judg- ment for the plaintiff for nominal damages and costs. Special Notlce. :28. 99.999 dozen Eggs wantod. 99, 999 lbs. Butter w antcd, at J. R. Prior‘ I, Woodville. Public School. Miss Clarke has been engaged as teacher in place of Miss Pattyson who had to retire on account of ill health. ML J. R. Prim: will give two prizes to the persons «lcliverino at his store from the 19th of May to the 1st of August,tho most EMS. and trading the same for roads. 131: p1 [IOâ€"A Handsome Coloured Tea. Set, containing 41 pieces. 2nd prizeâ€"A Handsome Parlor Lamp. Plc-Nic. Prizes. The Sabbath schools of this village are talking of holding a. pic-nic at Bea- verton shortly. For Sale. A home, buggy and harness. 8130 about 1 000 feet of dryV jointing. 1 cheap. Apply to J. R. Prior, \\ oodnllc. Domlnlon Day. Messrs. D. K. Campbell 3110A. Stuart. left here on Tuesday evening for Britinh' Columbia. More of our villagers intend going next week. Are we to have a celebration on above day this year as formerlv. We hope an effort Will be made and that the village will take steps at once and let us have some amusement on that day. Look Here. E's’ Reed Tm: Anvoene and keep “- quninted with what is going on around you. Scott Act. Mr. A. Jewell. of the “Northern Hotel" was up again on Monday last before the Police Magistrate and fined 856.00 and costs. New Spring flats.“ _ Cir MM and Stylish Stiff and Soft Hats. in Black. Brown and Grey, at J. R. I’rior's. Woodvillo. Gone West. 3180011111112 finial mews. [Additional locals on 4th page. FRIDAY. JUNE 8. 1888.