-- FOR Envelopes, Writing Paper AuD tationery Livingstone' Drug and Book Store. J. W. Scott & Son. BANKERS, ESTABLISHED 1872. Gsnoral Banking Business transacted, DRAFTS BOUGHT and SOLD, \ Ss Payable in all parts of the DOMINION, UNITED STATES and GREAT BRITAIN AOTES DISCOUNTED. DEPOSITS RECEIVED. Surrent rate of interest allowed. t) -- of private funds to lend farm security at current rales, privilege of re-paying annually. Marriage Licenses Issued. ]. W. Scotrr & Son, Listowel. pict PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD. The regular monthly meeting o! the Public School Board was held in the Public iurary, on Tuesday beg Woah the me pects'. s. Male and John 68 in Miss room be put in first be condition believing such a cou much more behefit '" the 'children al inene- atte d. mittee was appointed to jeetemt "at mext meeting as to ccat of tools, etc, for properlv carrying =. _ work jin Miss Hawkins' rorhe following accounts were or- dered on John abel, $14.25; J. A, at 13.75. as 'were opened and ac- ae nto for the yearly coal sappy HIGH SCHOOL PROMOTION The following have passed from Form I to Form II in High School A few who have fallen short may into some consideration on the ng of school. Marks will te > Auwardiod to pupild as soon as possible, Ait meneame C. Alexander, W. Hutchison, D Kidd. E, M. Brain. H. McLachlan, L, Patterson, F. Rae. E, Rutherford, B. Torrance, W. Yost; F. Kelly, E. Klemmer. J. Hardie, I, Hargreaves, A, Alexan- d inni M. Dg, onald, Vv. Seaman, - MS roule, Mt. Gunther, A. Flem Rutherford. From TI Form to III Form Robb, Vogan and Heisteckor are easily the best and have shown de- -- that will warrant pro- Ill Names are in ing, ai habetical order: ning, Cc. Cavell, Vv. Clark. Reinwald, M Robb, , Thompson, R, Vogan, P. Waddell. GOWANSTOWN. The remains of Richard H. Sheppard * arrived here on Saturday night from the west, His health not having been satis- factory, he rented his farm and left on May 2nd to visit his sister, Mrs. Joseph arncomb, at Arden,Man., and to spen some time in the west with a view to recuperating, but the disease, lung trou- ble, had taken too firm bold, and he passed away on the 26th ult. The re- mains were forwarded from Moose Jaw, Mr. Francomb accompanying em. Tho funeral took place on Sunday after- noon from the residence of Mr. S. Honey- ford, and was conducted by the Orangt- men, of which order deceased had been a prominent member, having been wor- shipful master of Gowsnstown lodge, and was alsoa member ef the Scarlet and Black Preceptories. Notwithstand- ing the short notice and great heat there was 4 very large turnout of the brethren and friends, over one hundred rigs being in the funeral cortege. W. County Mas- ter H. B. Morphy, K. C., officiated, and Rev. H. M. Lang-Ford conducted the services at St. Paul's, Shipley, where in- terment was made. Only a year ago the deceased's wife was buried, having succumbed to the eamo isease. Both were highly esteemed in the com- munity and their taking off is particu- larly sad. -- --o- WALLACEVILLE. Last Wednesday evening a very pleasant gathering of the members and adherents of the Mi. Pleasant Methodist Church took placo at the church, it be- ing the last evening for Rev. J. Elford and Mr. ing on the Wallace Cireuit prior to their leaving for their respective charges. A large crowd was rd and = Fes a a al i F 3 thought. for others you "aoe endeared yourself to our hearts, and we feel that the ties os have bound us together ia social an ped 'work and loft an influence w never enit. Wecannot forget that while with us you have given of your brightest and best for th ter's service, and our prayers will ever ascend to C Throne of Grace in your token of onr love and atone will y accept these books and this Bible,which is the most valuable thing the world af- fordeth behalf of the Young People. read by Mr. Fred. -- ext geet Rev. Jas. Elford. Dear Rev. Elford, --We, the members and adherents of the Mt. Pleasant Church, desire to take this opportunity of expressing our deep appreciation of the valuable services you have rendered to the chorch and its various departments ss pastor during the past four years. We gratefully re- cognize the ability and devotion with which you have fulfilled the various duties which have devolved upon you in your pastoral work. While in our midst you have won your way to the hearts of the people by your direct, for- cible, yet simply presented, exposition of the teachings of the gospel. As pastor you have endeared yourself to us by your sermons, which will be remembered as searching and faithful, forceful and fearless presentations of the truth, ethi- caland scriptural in teaching, sound and wholesome in doctrine, clear and convincing in argument and appeal, probing tbe conscience and convicting the heart of the sinner. Your earnest, eloquent appeal for clean, and upright christisa citizenship bas left a lacting impression on the commun. ity. Your frank and candid, sano and wholesome methods and your adminis. tration of the affairs of the circuit have won for you the confidence of the peo- ple, and confidence which has grown from year to year. Your genuine chris- tian character, your noble and manly conduct and utter abhorrence of wrong- doing, with the constant self-sacrificing effort for the spiritual welfare of those over whom you were placed as pastor, have fortified you in our affections, We shall not forget our pleasant relations together in our homes and social gath- erings and shall remember your words of sympathy and kindness when we were in the dark valley -of discourage ment, sorrow and bereavement. We feel itis due to you and to ourselves that we should thus acknowledge our we feel for your faithful service. We ask you to accept this prrse and what it contains asa slight token of our es- tee: for you personally and our appre- ciation of your work. Signed on behalf of the membors and adherents of the Mt. Pleasant Church, Mrs, J. DUNNINGTON, Mrs. JNO, CAMPBELL, Mrs. Gro. NOBLE. On Thursday morning, June 29th, when Miss A. E. McCombe was a to leave the school, the scholars, after hearing the report of their exams., pre- sented her with a Japanese tea set and a hand painted card receiver, together with a short address. During the threo years of teaching in this school she has by her winsome ways and kindly man- ner won the confidence of the pupils, who made unnusuai good progress under her splendid discipline, and not only were they taught the various subjects as prescribed by the Department, but by her honest Christian precepts were also tanght to live pure and upright lives. General regret is felt by the whole section at her departure and there .| ig also considerable dissatisfaction from the parents whose children were making good progress for allowing her to leave, for the sake of a paltry sum of money which she asked as an advance in salary which, had it been given, would not h The teacher and pupils were getting along so wel]. Had the trustees considered the feeling of the section they would have engaged her for another year. Miss McCombe was also the recipient of a handsome leather bound Bible from a friend in the section, The following was the address given by the pupils : _To Miss McCombe--Will you kindly accept this token of farewell presented by the pupils of 8.8. No. 8, Wallace, We take much pleasure in presenting to you this small a ear epee for it is very small considering the great service done us during your period of teaching. We wish you success hed _your next un- dertaking. By the P Mr. and Mrs. B. Miller visited rela- tives in Baden and Berlin during the was | holidays." Mr. Fred. Adolph sr., of Bayno's Lake, B. C., and ex-Mayor H. L. Adolph of Brandon, Man,, visited at the home of Mr. Louis Adolph last week. Mr. T. Matthews, of Detroit, is spend- ee few weeks under the parental Dees Mri Manning---As' Wi your . hand, we the | mark young people Pleasant Young | a alight Signed by the Society's executive in t The address to Rev. Jas. Elford was | 0 Oa Barle sober, honest sy indebtedness and express the gratitude -- Mrs. A. Bricker, Berlin eps the. speek : , Mrs. L. Adolph. x 459, Henry moze 898, Albert Krotx 805, ae. Mo- ComBE, Teacher. Promoted to Jr. I1I.--Freddie rabam dred Alexander, Willie Maybe , Mel- ville Mayburry, Marjory Sproule, Nellie Foster, ne ne, Weldon % . eoaeee, Tesohét.- PRESENTATION. - % On Friday last at the picnit. egies Jackson's grove the pupilé and No. 1 presente: tu parents of of. U. 8. t with an 'teacher, Arm- stretor wi appreciative ad- mstrong pai taught this eahon) for two and a half Fag rs, that | has made many warm friends, d coun a is the ad ra f the section, f faithfulnesg' eS. more b As pupiis we feel that B only kind, er, oid "wao a tied + long leave a happy a token of -- love and veratitide u to ac" by the enone wish that wher- ates the rem er of your life may be spent that hig 3 work may. r life Psiats with the ereatest | at Signed on behalf of athe section Arthur Hewitt Perry Brisbin L'sSTUWEL MAKKETS. July 6, 104! Wheat, per anehn » nd Peas. ma Tf ta, uM 8S y. 45 i Hay ber ton - $0 Bw ove 00 Flou- 2 Hd Batter per B. 6 16 Eggs, eee 16 «IT Live 675 Lamb 459 5 60 Raef 560° 6 50 Hides 100 Be. 8 Oyu $ 50 Po r be; 8 'tatees per bag, Wool per 6 2 ood a! . 20 800 8, 800 8 50 TEACHER WANTED. The undersigned will receive applica- tions for a soe for Union Schoo!No. 2, Elma, 2 1-2 miles wes up to July or he 1911. : moo tions also references (if an e ences (fo P. *BRISBIN, istowe 'Listowel, June 24th, 1911. A LARGE EXCURSION wil) be run on the 11TH OF JULY GODERICH VIA G. T. R. Under Auspices of the Evangelical Sunday School. One train leaves Chesley and one Walkerton, meeting in Pal- ae then by special: train to Goderich. 22-c. ed for the occasion. A BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Don't Miss It. All Are Invited. E. G. ARNOLD, © * Sec. of Committee. Executors Notice to Credi- tors. Of Elizabeth Jane Gilmore, Late of Wallace, in the County of Perth, Widow, Deceased. --e-- Notice is hereb: the Statutes in itors wae 3 tebe le le, a: rIPR ESS" -- The Best Good Shoe for Women. " "Phe 'Empress name and trade mark on the sole t déal to the shoe buyer, wear that will stand up under every test for fit, style and 'wear, ~It therefore means more for your money as. well as for your feet, and for pride as to appearance. hind (lat trade'mark is the assurance of an honest made ea shoe you can always buy. 4 good assortment of TRURKS, SUIT CASES, CLUB BASS, Ae etl in stock at the right price, CASES, REPAIRING NEATLY DONE AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. =a SCHELL & RIEHM, ea Sail to. sken z which she = held -- their regret Following | terest in our "ay. mad in. e 4 good program will be provide : the Yownship of na giv oert tol annua. t behalf, that all | Con haviug ™~ means. a It. means Foot- Be- Main Street. - . Kibler's Old Stand. > Pig ag OUR el wot \ 7 & CO's FURNITURE Located on chin sie. "(Next to Climie's Grocery) e much more room to display our large ure, which will be found right up-to-date war and includes the very latest ideas in 3& HALL FURNITURE -- ALSO -- COME IN AND SEE. Phone 109. POs OS SSS Ss SS SS Ue OF so OO OOOO BOOBS LD DO ii * Seite. ere nee ' -- "GROSZ & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS, AND ENBALMERS. Night Calls Promptly Attended to. We have ound a new Shoe Store i in the premises lately occupied by Grosz & Co., next to Walter Bros., Main street. We have a complete assortment of the very latest styles of Boots and Shoes, which will be sold at reasonable prices. Come in and inspect our stock. - _ RERAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED. TO. nd taste. ; TAILOR. use pcsttemene -gee the beauty and value ne rainment made to their individul wet jabte ee MAIN STREET. LISTOWEL. aoe} & ecutors Notice to Credi- E xecutors"" r-Noiice to Credi- tors of . Elijah Rea, Late of the Township of Grey, in the County. of Huron, De- ceased, -- = ane h ive., pursuant =e ely Fre ity that all re citor for el SUMMER SESSION Students may enter any day. n year. Now is a good time to enter. Largest trainers in Canada. Graduates get best positions. Thousands studying at home. Exclusive right of the "'Fam- ous Bliss Book-Keeping ste tem" for Ontario. "Act oo from Staft to oa Write for particulars. LONDON BUSINESS COLLEGE : (altilieany with Wingham Business College) -GEO. SBOTTON, Pres. ~ Osteopathic ie Physician. Lil ott Fes ase ~~. oy... Mf ba £0 ho Fn te CO ts fn tn fn tan fn tn Ln Co Ah (nla Sn Mh SO a Ls Ll Cs Mi te LD i OO i Ch DA A A A A A A A A be BAe De ede | for Wedding Presents, "EMBROIDERY SALE sf Regular 6c, 8¢ and roc, Embroidery and Insertions for 5c. ON et ee ee Viv All kinds of Wash Goods reduc- ed from 25 to 50 per cent. , ' ite, Made of Duck, skirt and e "j calies Suits length Coat, in white, pink, ie 3 | blue and linen colors. Regular $5.50, reduced a to $3.50, $10 for $7.50. o EY White Underskirts, Night Dresses, 5 ts s Waists Drawers, Curset Covers, all going at 'speteal dfscount, teas BELTS Regular 50c to $1 for 25¢. Men's. and Boys' Summer Suits We have in stock a lot of nice grey 2-piece @& ( Suits. We have reduced the regular $10 to $7.50, $12 to $9, Why do you go around with a heavy suit when you can get comfort with a light suit at the above price, Take a look at them. No trouble to show you them, Shirt Our Outing Shirts with Collar and Tie 5 to match are just the thing for this hot weather. SCHINBE: IN. PINE APPLES. [ei oie Now. is. the Time to Put Away Your Pines. All | Peiees, 12 2 Aas to 20c. °, ° So-afoage if © o-oo! oe, ge, ? dos -- OF =*. i $15,000. - WORTH of ee Clocks, Jewelery, Diamond Rings, Silver- are, Knives and Forks, Cut Glass, China, "Leth Goods, Ladies' and-Gents' Ebony Brushes and Mirrors GUNTHER'S gitusiow oa Thousands of useful and ornamental Novelties, suitable at less than manutacturer's price in order to clear them out, - NOTE 50 PER CENT. DISCOUNT vill be allowed off our regular selling prices on our handsome stock of China, of which we have about $1,200 worth to dispose of. We are sole agents for the celebrated Bridal Rose @hina Every piece stamped 'Bridal Rose." None other geouire. Look for the stamp, A full Dinner Set of the above for $12, Pearl and Ivory Handled Knives, Forks and Carving Sets, put up in handsome cases, at special low cut prices, Suitable for presents, J. H. GUNTHER © Jeweler, Goldsmith's Mall, Main Street, Listowel, of Marriage Licenses. -- - Watch Inspector ¢. P. &.. ed lat Sah ot oe