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HX‘I‘PI‘IPIP‘F 1’30le rlingfs . DRUG STOR meat of “Huvler’s” .‘jms, No mistake They are the S THE PREVENTION. 3 ALSO HAVE THE DUKES- ing’s Laxa-Quinine Tableau. :3 White Pine with Eucalpr and Honey ARE SURE CERES. R E Y0 U REPARED Weather arling's Chamois Vest. OBER 25, 1906 hodv should wear: stock of guaranteed {UBBER GOODS. re the best. \R’e 3150 have cheaper 33263. ve secured the agency .uer Black’s famous I’I:\\1 KY . .‘i: ()‘V'EV L SOUN D. e People’s Druggists GWEW AGENTS FOR tong’s Chocolates 0t H111. King is Chuck in“ 1‘1} AND up: to order, talk about lake 3 long in the Shape mt is of any inside track ‘ (1nd N011,“ ”Coming I . 7 A: 2:33” o'clock on Wednesday af- ternoon of last week wedding bell insult rang merrily from the public school bellry in honor of an event of general interest then taking place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Crowley whose eldest daughterj Ethel 31., one of the most estimable. young ladies in the village. was, united in marriage with Mr William! A. Bentham. of Bentham Bros.. groc- urs this place. Rev. L. W. Thom! performed the ceremony in the pres- i «:nce of about twenty guesrs mostly’; immediate relatives of the bride and? groom. Mrs. Thorn played the wed- i ding march. The bride. who was‘; given away by her father, lookedl wry pretty in adainty gown of white 2 ail}; with point de eSprit yoke. She; wore the customary bridal veil and. -..rried a banquet of white carnations.l The tride’s sister, Miss Bertha Cross : 1*“5'. was bridesmaid. She wore ai bratty gown of white silk and carried‘ pink carnations Little Miss Edith Sheppard, niece of the gl'00m» W33 Tint: bearer. and looked sweet int cream silk. The groom’s brother. Mr. E. T'. Bentham was best man. After the ceremony a choice wedding. breakfast was served. The table and house decorations were very pretty. The bride’s travelling suit was of‘ navy blue broadcloth and she wore a becoming large black velvet hat with plumes. Showers of rice and good wishes were bestowed upon the young couple as they left on the evening train for Toronto. On their return they will settle in Mr. Thistle- waite’s residence on Collingwood St. The esteem in which the popular young bride is hold was shown by the numerous costly wedding gifts. among which was a beautiful silver pudding dish from the Presbyterian Sunday School and choir in both of which she has long rendered faithful and valuable service. The groom’s gilt to the bride was abeautiful neck- lace with amethist pendants and to the bridesmaid a pearl crescent. We wish the esteemed young couple a long life as bright as was their wed. ding day. A successful shooting match was held at Mr. Lafayette BadgerOW’s. 4th line, on Tuesday of last. week in consequenre of which a large num- ber of turkevs lost their heads. Mr. George Laumer. of Eugenia. an old gentleman of 81 years of one made the best shot of the day with his rifle. Mr. W. J. Caswell’s twelve. Year-old eon. Nat, come next. and did Splendid shooting for one of his age. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Douglass have the sympathy of many friends in thelr bereavement by the denth of their little daughter, Evelyn, nesrly five months of nge. whose death oc curred unexpectedly only on Sunr- da; morning Inn. A and fentnre was that Mr. Douglas. no: mtieipntinx ocTOBER 20, 1906 ear Olll' Flesherton. For MEN and BOYS Unshrinkable Underwear. Hats U Pâ€"TO-DATE AT 1‘} IDEAS IN Collars, ‘Tiq Merchant Tailors and Gem’s Furnishers 'deash, had gone from home for a few days. Mrs. Douglass had. however, I ‘ the comfort of her mother. Mrs. Cow‘ per, who badggme from Nobleton for a few days’ visit. The little one was taken to Markdale for interment in the family plot. Successful anniversary and thanks- giving services were held in the Methodist church on Sunday last when Rev. R. B. Strangways, of Shelburne, who exchanged with Dr Caldwell, preached excellent sermons In the morning the doctrine of own. ership and stewmdship was exhaus- tively dealt with and in the evening success was the theme discoursed upon in a very able manner. The choir rendered special music and was given valuable assistance by Mrs. Matheson, of Port Dover. [‘he pulpit platform was prettily decoratec: with loliages and floWering plants. The thank ofl’ering was $115, a large in crease over last yeai‘. Rev. L. W. Thom Was seized with a hilious attack on Sunday morning which rendered him unable to take his work for the day. Rev. Mr. Wass on short nOtice kindly preached for him at Eugenia and this place. Union Thanksgiving service was held in the Presbyterian church on Thursday last when Rev. F. L Kipp. gave a well delivered discourse ap- propriate to the occasion. Revs Thom, Wass, and Dr. Caldwell took part in the scrvice. The collection was in behalf of the Bible Society The annual business meeting of the branch here will be held in the Pres byterian church on Thursday even- ing and the general agent, Rev. Mr Smith. of Toronto, will preach in be half of the Society in the Methodist church next Sunday evening. At. Mr. Archy Boyd’s sale last week stock wen: st good figures. but. the late season made implements not. so much in demand. Mr. Boyd has some fine articles he will dispose of fi‘é Many know how to earn-vâ€"but few have the knack of saving. Small sums systematically saved lay the ‘ foundation of future wealth and Makes affluence. Deposits of $1.00 and Are quite as good as those from Flarity Burnett, none quite as stylish, none quite as well finished, none quite as economically price, none that give such general all-round service. New fabrics for the fall trade in upwards received; and interest paid 4 tima a year in J. C. TELFORD, Manager. JUST ARRIVED SUITINGS, TROUSERINGS and OVERCOATINGS Mr. Alex. Reid who is closing his eighteenth year in the school east of thP village has been re- engaged for 1907 with an increase on salary of $50.00 A tvmptimg ofivr wan made Mr. Reid lust weak from another school. but. No. 4 has: secured'him for anothur year His snocnssful work has made him deserved‘y pOpn'ar in the sectinu. ' privately. W'e are indebted to Mrs. Boyd for a basket of beautiful pears from their orchard Mr. and Mrs W. A. Bentham re. tux-mad from Toronto on Monday evening when a recuptiou was held at, the home of the former’s parents. and an eujoyahln time was Spent. by tho friends assambied. Mr. James Stinson has bad a hand- some granites monumant erected at. his plot in the remetery in nemory of his deceu ed wile and child. The Bell Teiephone gang. who have been centered here for aome time. left town on Monday on a big load of baggage singing luatily a farewell 80113. Mr. D. McTevieh is having a. large atoreroom erected at the rear of his cerriege shop. Rev. Dr. Cnldwell commenced spec DURHAM UHRULV 1C LE ial evangelistic services at the Mea- ford Road appointment 'on Monday evening. Mr. S. Boggs was here last. week shipping his furnitme to Guelph. Mr. S. Damude. of Toronto. was in town a. day or two last week. Mr. and Mrs. D. Mc'l‘avish left on Friday to visxt the former’s brother who is il! in Michigan. Mrs Corbett Qeft on Saturday to vi~it for some time with her daugh- ter at Windsor. Mrs. Robert Moore receiwd wand 01] Monday that her brother who has bceuten weeks ill with typhoid at. North Bay. and recently relapsed. is slightly better. Among the Thanksgiving sermon visitors here were. Mr. H. Rmiley. of l‘oronto, visiting his family; Mr. W. Hales and friend, Mr. P. Waters. ’I‘o-1 romo, vi~ited the formm’s home; Dr. E. F. Armstrong. of Corbett. vis ited his old home; Miss Agnew. of Owen Sound. was the guest ol the Misses Munshaw; Mr. W. Loucks. of Meatord. visited his home; Miss Lily 'l‘histlewaite. of Toronto. visited her parents; Misses Lulu Mitchell, Lily Boyd and Willa \Vright were home l'l‘Om Owen Sound high school; Miss Marjorie McWilliams. Dundalk, vie ited Mrs (Dr.) Carter; Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Christie. of Owen Sound. visit- ed Mrs. John Clinton. Among those abroad were Mr. R. 'l‘rimble. Mr.George Richardson, Mr. Emerson Bellamy and Misses Lillian and Laura Armstrong at Owen Sound; Miss Christina Richardson at Mark- dale; Mr and Herb Smith at Erin; Mrs. H. Bunt at. \Voodbrid e; Miss Coulson at Grimsby ; Miss Maynard. Miss Thurston, Mrs Bulmer. Mrs. W'. Moore, Mrs. E. Whiccen, Mrs. R. Bentham and Mr. R. Bentham and Mr. P. Quigg at Toronto. Mr. E. W. Attwood,of Wulkerton, apent Saturday and Sunday with your Cor. and other friende here. Mrs Geo. Mitchell is Spending a few days with her mother at Mea- ford. Sick headache is caused by derange- ment of the stomach and by indigee tiou. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets correct these disorders and efl'ecca cure. By taking these tablets as soon as the first indication of the disease appears, the attack may be warded OH. Get a free sam- ple and try them. For sale at Park- er's Drug Store. Mr. 1’ Kit) 105 v at '1'0romo. Miss Egan, of Dundalk. is visiting her sister Mrs. Runsmdler. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sheppard. of Toronto Junction. uttemlwd the Ben thaw-Crowley wedding: last. week. Mrs. J. W. Armstrong has return- Mrs. J. W. Armstrong has return- ed from Toronto. Mr. and Mrs Robert Pn-st and Six“ an Mrs. Thus. Bret wtwnded a wed- ding at Rocklyn on Thanksgivmg Mrs. Bum. of Wnodbridge, is visit- ing her son W. H. here. Mrs. W. Macheson, of Port. Dover, is the guest. of her aunt, Mrs. W. A. Armstrong. Day . Judgment Wm. given on Saturday dismissing Wi‘h vests the uppval in the case of Much Vb Northern Navi- gation Company from the decision of 3.1 r. .ius im- Angiin at the. trial at the March nseizcs The case amen (m: uf the death of Lyman Finch who lent his life in the burning of tho :dezunr 1g (flty of Collmgwood. 0! Which he wash :. d'ck hand i: tho; summer of 1905 at Collingwood. his wife (mtming the motion to “mover dam: gl's. Th? piniurifl charged negligence on the pau'L oi the {ieimuiantu in not kuoping at watchman on duty, in net provid- ing a preper system of awakening “'ui‘hiilfln. and defective means of exit The defendant alleg d that a came-Ill] watch had been kept. and de- nwci efl‘ective means of escape had not been provided At the ussizee the trial there was no evidence upon which a jury of reasonabie men could be asked to find that the failure of defendants to keep a suficient watch or provide means of escape was the Cause of the death of plaintifl’s hus band. Upon the evidenceit is purely conjectural what caused his death. and upon the whole case there is 'nothing which would warrant a jury in finding that it was caused by the want of an additional watchman, or would have been prevented had such watchman been provided. A. G. Mac- Kay. K. C., piaintifi. and W. Nesbitt. GDCB. HOW THEY DO IN ORANGEVILLE On Friday night another fight took place at the Queen’s hotel and for a time it was a genuine rough house. Harry Tyler, :2 carpenter employed at Matthew’s planing mill, and Alex. Watson, porter at the Queen’s, live opposite each other on Church street. Tvler accused Watson of ill-treating dogs owned by the former and a fight started. It is said Tyler was getting the better of the argument when Watson went behind the bar and got a club and dealt Tyler a bad blow on a the head making a bad gash. Tyler itried to ward ofi the blow with his 1 arm and it was also hurt. The xnat- ter was to have been ventilated in court, but before it reached that stsge it was settled by Watson pay- ing Tyler 820. Several fights have occurred at this hotel recently and it might be well for the license inspect- or or commissioners to see who is re- sponsible for the disturbsnces.â€"Or- sngeville Bun. .. and Britten Osler for defend- APPEAL DISMISSED Sick Headache Cured You Can’t Make a Mistake in Buying Your Clothing me Us \Vhich 111111111 111111 1"”) 11 S1“) shu11111i1111.‘ (>111 Mything‘ is made 111 “111‘. 111111 111111118 M111 can {11111111 111 1111 g11111i 110111. and 3.1111 011.11 1111111111111:11 getting 8111.81116111111 in iii 11111i 1101112 The point whivh wii‘ interest most [311.111-1111 15111141111111. 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