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Home My WebLink AboutClinton New Era, 1908-08-06, Page 1will pay* the Clinton New Era to new Can. adian subscribers to the d of the year linton tweatesaari aese No. MO ROM, Binaefellie Pals*her. tHE ROYAL 1MNK OF OANADA OLINTON BRANCH PAYS .,=th SFriL. ATTENTioN r tr• TO -SAVINOS BANK ACCOUNTS: -041FARMER'S BUSINESS • *it Athicrthuiuttris alanufaccusers' Sale, Newcombes Civic Holiday; G.T.R ....................4 arm Laborers, C,P.R. .... 5 White Weists, PoplestoneetGardiner 5 Voters' Lists, Town of Clinton 5 Blankstnith shoe for sale. If G Loefta5 Forest City Business Collage 5 Properly for sale or rent, F Brown A good teisitiop open. e T Gillespie -5 Central Business College, Toronto 5 These for Satordoy, Bodgens Bros- ,8 Midsummer sale, Feed Jackson -Whirlwind of Bargains, Toze B°w118 Fruit Wanted, Cantelon St(lorca1.,8 Driving outfit for sale, J W Irwin.. , .$ SegareA 13 Beaton (local).. .... . 8 To ,Advertisers Oopy for changessef advertiseinent must be handed in by Tuesday - night. Small transient ads. will be reeeived up to Thursday morning. The sad news of .the sudden death of )lrs. Mary Munro, wife of Mr. Robert - McDonald, of Usborne,came as a shock to her many frieeds on Saturday last, The deceased had been in her usual, health up to within a few hours of ber demise, when ehe was stricken down, with a severe attack of paralysis and, I without regaining consciousness, suc cumbed to its deadly effects. 1 Ohesley, was ralefriecl on Wednesday WItioliam ie Rttrent Maeineelie-Rev F E Pow- ell, a fornlee Winghane boy, but now rector of the Episcopal' Church in , 2th instal* Mine' y in Kincardine f They sail for the old land on the 71h I On their wedding to. Rev Me Powell is a graduate of Huron College, Lon, don, with the class ot 1000. 41 1 If you wish to know ,what Is going on In your nenghborhosd read tht New Era. OLINTON;, ONTARIO • THURSDAY. AUGUST 6, 1908 SOpmen A.CotaienTea DEemet --Mrs. Albert Fleming of Winghern mourns the death of her brother, Mr W. J. Irwin, of Bruce, which °comae, on Thursday last as the result of a runa- way. Deceased was returning 'borne from Lucknova when he was thrown from his buggy. It was thought his neck was broken by the. fall, as he died immediately. DitaTre oa Met, Spawns -Mr, A. E. Simmons, who -Was reported ill in last week's issue, passed away on Thursday July 30th.. It is thought that he con- tracted the illness by drinking itnpure waters He was taken ill witn symp- toms of typhoid, which in a few days ended his earthly -career. Deceased had been a resident qf Winghana for thirty years or more, except for a short time thathe resided in London. The deepest sympathy of the com1111111- ity goes out to Mrs. Simmons, who nas had no small share of trouble, and is now left with a family of little ones to care for, One omfort however re menneher sons ILVe all good boys,being active Workers in the Salvation armee and they will no doubt.have a kindly - Mee for their motheavvith her burden of etre. Mr Simmons had been for several years, an active worker in the Savatiop array, a member of its. band, .entraliusliness Toronto . The. arg est and best eanipped sehool. oft its Itindtavites, yea to write for itti now eataiogne. • , . • yali term from Beni: lsts 04 ' 'ADDRESS W. „11.*Shaw, Prfacival. Yonie it Gerrard Ste. Toronto. • Ordered t iothing Iffiuorrish & Crooks Ready.roade Cloth 111g cleatin Ti At this season of the Ieir yve are bound to have several broken lines An all 'kill& of merchandise, but this store has no room for, odds nd encls." The benefit of the clearance is yours. Three dozen Childrb. n'sSailor Hate,. regular 20c and 25c, to clear at • Four dozen Men's and Boy's Caps, „in •odd. • sizes and makes; regular25c and 35C to clear at 10,6, Three dozen Men's and Boy's ,Sailor'Straw 10c Hats, regular 25c and 56c, to dear zaf Men's Summer Coats, in Lustres, Linens, $1 0 etc., to clear at from. 50c to ,45 Twenty -only Boy's Summer Coats, to clear at. ,nd • - 50c Men's SummekSuits, regular V3.50, to clear $3 50 at • Men's Summer Suits, regular $8.50, to clear e= cri 470.01., at Men's Summer Suits; Regular $ xo, to cleareP7 at ..pt .ou Mi.o.44044444.44•44:44m1444.....44v.cr4r.s.:4,44.44,44. "King" and "Borsalino".Hat Headquarters. • " ';'?.quare 11):eal For Every Mau " .-91regariatri.1 THEMOLSONS BANK Incorporated 1855 • (capital, 1 $3,3740000 Rest Fund, 07. :$3,37!J,000 Has 65 Branches th Canathi, and Agents mid Correspondents in at ihe:Prinematt'ities in •the Weed A GENERAL RANKING ItITNIATINS TRANSACTIgiD. V1NGS 13.64,4 at all Branches. Interest alloWeAl at.highest ettrreht rate. Clinton Bratlet4 4 C. E. DOWDING, Manager. • e suascaterunt{Mmtvg,,,,grok GoderIch Towaahlp 44, HaiteVer Loeis -The Trewartha boys met with a heavy loss,on Friday night by'having four young horses killdd by the tete train. The animals it Is said broke out of the field in which they Fere pasturing, ran down the road, jumped the cattle guards,and ran down the track, meeting their fate. It was a wonder the .impact didnotthrow the train Off the trade. ' EnEetiteelie NOTES -A good Member from here attended Quarterly services at Bolmesville on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Chas Bedard visited in Drysdale, on Sunday. Miss Maggie Cox return. ed home on Monday, after spending a week with her friend Minnie Lobb. W J Merrill spent Sunday in Bavileld. Mis Partella, Detroit, bas left the neighborhood afterspending a months vacation renewing old acquaintanees. Mr L Cox Sundnyed at the home of Mr Wm Sinclair. Mr Earnest Lobb of Saginaw, Mich:. is spending his holidays at his Uncles, a Mr W H Lobb. , „ VoaEn's Lisa•e•A aught mix-up has arisen in connection with the issue of the Gettlerieh Tie Voter's List this year. The GoclericlaStar announced in a news item in its issue of Juar 17 that the lists were first posted up on the 10th of July,- The next week an advertise- ment appeared in the Star, as author- ized by law, over the clerk's signature, giving the date of first pasting aup as` the 17th of Jule:. The week fallowing, the 31st, the advertisement tn the Star had the date changed to the 10th of July. The discrepancy of dates being called to the attention of the judge, he has decided that the date for receiving appeals will be Aug. 17th, which iss we understand, accepted by both parties NO are looking after the revision. Constant 9 LEAVE OF • ABSENCE - Mr James Stanley los been granted tvvo months leavanf -absence by the Postal author- ities, and has goneena visit to his soinat the Soo; the work of the post- office,in the Meantime Will be attended to by Ales D Tudor. Mr Stanley has been a resident of this village .for -55 yearie and while be intends to return, - it is probable that he will trtove away, •end reside, with hie son. Londeabora Nomas -Mr.and Mrs J Webster, jr, of Teronto,were visiting Mr Jas Webster of Londesboro and other friends from Saturday until Tuesday. Mr Squire shipped 2 cars of flour this week Mrs Leckie is at present visiting fele:els in New York State ; Miss Leckie hae turned to Hamilton. Mee Webb mid daughters and Miss Warwick, of Sea - forth, are visiting friends here; Robt. Haggai, wife and children. and. Thos. Hill and sister --nee Miss Leach all•of Michigan, are Visiting here. . " CHURCH MATTERs -Quarterly Meet- ing services in doeneetien with the, Methodist church,, were held on Sun- day lesteett Constance, good spiritual interest being man Welted in corm ection here *fib.- The. official board met oh Monday. The finances were all re - parted in splendid_ condition. The salery appropriation for Mr Currie is • tleeeseitiffeeeerieWeee-alea Mr W.. Wedded was appointed delegate to the Financ. ial District meeting. , Rev Mr Leckie and wite have vile away'on a holiday and his 011114 next Sunday will be supplied by Rev Joseph Elliott; Goderich; the follovvieg San - day bratev'Ourrie in the mornifig,ane Rev Staudt in the afternoon, * RUllett . Nternse-Mr Armstrong, of the $th cope threshed his fall Wheat on 'Friday and has a yield of About 40 bushels to. the Aare, A power mill was recently egected, on the fareabf air: James Bol- • land, Meireteeeeztele-whieh Was -mad and put together by his sort Ns ble ; it is a creditable piece of work. Mrs Fain:them has been engaged .as toddler for S. G. SO. 3; .And will take cheege after elee holidays. Reeve McMillan, whoeis PiebablY`the "Mama 'extensive fernier in the township, hiss 10 acres in coriethis year. Pope Brost on the 2nd, have a self -binder which is this year cuttingeits 21st annual crop; this shows cerefol usage. . . • • ' • A:ocaDENT•Oxi .Fricl ay evening as Mr. James Holland, of the Huron road, was driving, he had e narrow egcape from whet might have been a fatel ac- cident. There were three Of theni in the rig, and Ala Holt Ind sitting on the knees of one of the others. The beige shied throwing Der Holland over the wheel, and bolting into a wire fence Which tore his coat sleeve into shreds he was pulled back May the rig 'kerne) he sustained other ileury. 4 • . • Varela. • sOtioneale The quaeterly service in connection with the Methodist; chinch wee held .bein on • Sunday ' Morning. .The meeting was niarked• by intense 6010111;41M while many: of the testa toomearevesd ea it; el eaxer co n cep tion oe a eight ealaitionship to God. Emil) appointment on the circuit wee well repreeented, -and adarge number par- took' of the testeratnent, At the quar- terly'llentel ere allonday evening the reptiles st.orted a lively interaet and 'marked piogress ill the liworig of the chine). • • • • .BillkilWAIr ACCIDENT -On Saturday ,evening the,Wite of Mr, l, Beatty hada natroW eocapa from What. might have been a serious aoaideAt. She was driv- • ing bottle from 13 tatie d in a covered lateenWith etivetal childrenevvhen a dog friglitenta the horse, causing it to . shy and nverturn the buggy, the moue pants facelift* with nothing more than 501110 oev. re brniees, The bore)" ran avay 411111 01tikthg SUMO' obstruction. `MIS Ina, ant • y k 11 ed. Mrs. Beattie is the oldest daughter of Mr. It, Thomp- son; 10th eon Godezjelt Tp., and her many take ds will be pleased to know thee sheescaped so Well, 4.44.....444414444,4444444l* • . 'V I Or4ltri1 !Ilia DEA.TIT OP Arnie MoDotreetit,- One . of the old anti respeeted residents ot " this locality died on Tuesday, in the person. of Alias IVIeDougitli. She had (.,t‘ the znisf aeune 10 break a limb iit.few weeks ate , andher system eould not recover te, nit the sleek. She wite Imre in Scotlitrid, frild ettille tO 11)if1 .comitry many yeere ago, setteng in the toe ii. shin it 11er brother, tint • Istt a *total McIiougall, NVite 'WS elle Of t he, pi s»- ssere. Site lived in eietroit for. .0) 0( time, but has lately' 'made her borne among relatives here, her death tak- ing place at the home of her nephew Mr P HeDoilgall Jr. . The funeral took place to Maitland Cemetery, on Wedtiesdety, • Ttlakeraiseltle Nopts -Mies E. O. McBrien, Strat--; 444444" 441+444+++4411 Personal Notes ford is visiting with relatives in this vicinity, Mies E. Johns is Emending the week with friends in Goderiche Idles E. Bell has returned to her lime near Haman anima visit ;with ber friends here. Mies May Ranee, of Clinton, is visiting her friend, Miss M. Holmes. Norman Lloyd and his sister Nora, of Exeter, spent Sunday with friends here. A. F. Johns attended a Meeting Of the Executive of the District Eta worth League, at Eloderich. Brsieitfie vd Nowns-Bey. Mr, Kerr preached two impressive sermons on Sabbath last for thePresbyterian congregetion; Rev E. 11. Sewers taking his place in Clin- ton and Turner's Church. Mrs. Alex fleroies, nsdfserinmetrhley note ef isShbnolrehyo,isod,visitingMisses Maggie and Bell Rosa_ of Toronto, are visiting their father, Plates Rom. Rev E. 11. Sewers and family, and Miss E. McIntosh 'Mae returned from Bayfield Our village is very quiet owing to the busy harvest, most of -the grain will be cut this weelathe harvest is much earl- ier than last year. Messrs Meelonnell and Boyce threshed -,foe the first on Thursday last for Thos FrEseer,Seattley Mes, John Ketehen accompanied by Mrs. AP Ketchen returned from God- erichain Saturdayelast, where they were , visiting .relatives., Miss Alice Swaralis visiting relatives atWestnainl steer Thos. eater is leying a cement eidewa)k towards therailway station. Qur citizens are asking when our civie holiday will be held? Neil 'Yellowlees Toronto, is visiting in our village, Miss A. Landesharough has gone to visit his brother Rey John Landesbor; ougli, Mich. Miss Jessie Reed has re- terned to Bay City -el -fiche after a visit at the home of ber oriole. John Foote Bannockburn. Miss L. Prime, (laugh'. ter of our station master, w is married in Clinton onSaturday last eoMr Sh in of Chatham, s, e• HaavEar HeatE Peoeteo-- A harvest home picnic, under the ausjeices . of the Women's institute will he beld on Foster e flats (The Elms) on the after- noon of August the 20th'. .alverybody welcome. theme and bring your bas - Miami e•-• Mrs Mulholland wild had her knee -cep injured by a. fall froin it cherry tree some time ago, is able to be out agaitaagalr•J Cantelon has been busy this wW getting his engine ready to commence attreshinge an ex- pert from London haskbeen doing the work, and it is expected he will com- mence operatione by the end of the week. Ales N Trewartha, spent the first Part of• the week visiting her, pEtr- ents, near Goderich, Mr Jos Jervis lost a steer last week, by• its getting as seen for some days a when found tame across its mouth* had riot been wiis.too late to save it life. Ninety- four boxes of caeeseweeeehippecl from the factory last Saturday, . the price toeing Ilec a lb; the, people seem well eetisfied witlithe tettneas and say it • is• away ahead of •churnerig this hot' sunenterethey tity they have far less work and more money in the cheese business.- Mr and Ales-1116Roberts of. London, are 'isiting relatives in this vicinity. Mrs Aleock has been visiting in Guelph. • Mies Carrie Walter has been on the sick list. • The quarterly service) on Sunday last were well at. tended, end much interest was mani- fested throughout; at the meeting of the official board the finances • for 'Holinesville in :perticular were in better Shape tban for agile time past; Mr Lebb waS elected delegate to Dis- trict meeting: ' Monson Ixotaers Wix-An interesting base- ball matcla was played here Monday, -beit-weeneateani-of Indians -(4040-a here pulling flak) and a team of Hen - boys: The game, which was well 'Contested. theoughout, resulted' in a win for the Indian teatrie the score be- ing 11 to 5. A. large crowd attended stheegarne.. ' • "*uninernill • NOTES • Misses Belle and Gladys Draper of Clinton, were yisitors this week at the Watkins borne R G Reid of Stanley, epent Sunday here. There was no service at Ebenezes, last San - day owing to the quarterly services at Master Clarence Kitty, Clinton,nt has been spending his vacatiori in this vicinity. • .• tiod erten • • LINEMAN' lanereen -A sad accident hilppened here onWednesdity rimming wheiyby a young man named 'WM, spf-Artwoods lost' his •life. He was employed as a telephOne and. while sitting on a eroSs-nar On it post, anotlier workman thrsw him a elope he failed to catch it; aed lost his letleneeeielling to the groun 1 sustain- ing ineuries from which he died an houreater. He is spoken of es it mast exerap•ary • yoan ; mart. leis father tvas notified, and ho came his tor the 'Itody Wednesday everting. Wrienneet.-A. (Viet "wedding Was celebrated Wednesday morning sal St. George's Chetah, when Miss Roselle Le Merchant Ostrey woe united in marriage to, Frank 0.• Neitnor, af Montreal. 11'UNEE.4.... -The furieral t ook place Wednesday ot Mergaret Jane Coates, beloved wife r.)f Alain McDonald, engin. eer at the Goileeich Planing Mills. Gorrie •Us.i?,n lovmon Vitxue Toon, Roru The decomposed body of Alezeender Robin- •soti, who evaneeted away' from hie 'Weeding hotted iteGorrie, on at, about July Nuclwas found Thursday niorn- lug suspended from a tree le aetylor's bush, a mile front the town, Ile bed ttsed a fence wire to hang himself. 1)e. - ceased, who was. praetieitlly ftiendlees woe 55 yeare of age,and was cetisidered to; be of ii,oinewhitt unsoiled niltiri," '' le eaniey • . Notrus -Mrs Joseph Dunbar of Ash. leas, at at present at, the home of WA" ft 311,411 tpr Mrs Thos Baird; tine will re- Imr in for a1 out two weekE,. Miss Mag. i.,i, .MeRwen 1F1 imgag,roil in the 50)1011c III, t1W ifit h for tia, /kola PM fertli;MISS Fr I.' alithatry eat:signed the position on ie eltunt ef iil Metall. le., e ..re pleased t es s ay that ;the Mal Melt wen Mei was hefted by el, fall a few , u, t,ekti ago, is itoie to be (mound again Mies. Late nah I Grithem ef EginondvilIO,well known to st contributor toviiiieus pkiodicals, is visiting this week on the second, Misses A. and 1.4 Johnston, nrGoderich aro visit ii4 at the home,- of Mr Thos Baird this week. , If those eeving relatives or frienalt visiting In town or going away notif1 ufi of *he tact oaois week,_ we would announce it in the New sae, V444444444444444444441 Miss Sybil 00 urticaisvisitingfriends. in Fullerton. Miss' Mabel Cantelon has gone to Kincardine for a holiday. Mr, and Mrs. S. T. Murcli, of Strat- ford, spent a few dee% with old friends here, Mr H B Elliott, the genial editor of the Winghane Times, was in. town on euse dh ea: 1 . Rev. Itenneth Benton, of Toronto, its pending a month's holiday with relat- Mrs, Blatchford, one of thepioneers of Usborne, is visiting her neice, Mrs, Hawke. • , Miss Evelyn Tiplady, daughter of Mr Ralph lepla,dy, has secured a school at Moncton, Mr, Thos. Long, of Port Hope,broth- er of Mrs. Enemertoo, wits here for a few days. Airs. Tozer and familyaswho have tbae et on *inn Ttoo.raoanyt.o for. a holiday., return ' 'Walter Jackson, of Brantford; spent a few days at the home of his father, Mr, J. Jackson. Mr. Charles MePherson, of landoe, brother of D. L Macpherson, was in town leet Week. ' • Dr. ;Teasels, of Chicago, spent a few days at the home of his father-in-law, Edward Itcelaway. The Misses Hunter, of the Jackson Mfg. Staff, have gone to their hozne in Brussels for a couple of weeks holidays Miss M. Matheson and Miss MCBrien nursee, who were engaged in Seaforth for some time, returned home last week. Mrs Dr Shaw, Master Harry and Madelin are enjoying a months 'holi- day at Wingharte Port E gin and Paisley. Mr: and Mrs. J. Roberts, (photOgra- pher)vvere Spending a holiday at Grand Bend, Mr Roberts combining business With pleasure . 'um. o. Pattison and son Edgar, went' to Buffalo on Moedaer, to visit Mrs. Pattison's 'mother, who isnot in the best of health. . • Mr Russell Ala,neing.; Manager Ster- ling Bank, Durigennop, is spending a two week's "vacation among his old Clinton friends • " • ' • . Mr. end Mrs. Joan Gabbings, Mr and Mrs. B. J Gibbings and daughter, Mts Treleaven and.daeghter,were emending a few days et Goderieh." , F 11 Suffet, and wife, of MinneaPolis..• after spending a few days with their brother-in-law, Rev 0 R. Mime, left for it trip ,theotteh Europe: „ Mrs. Bettliff, era was celled to. Ter. onto 'apt week, owing te the illness_of her (laughter, Mee. Pinner, who,we ai, • gled toiearm isesemewhatebetter. • Mr. Hector feriggewho iseeniployed. with Tozer & Brown, leaves on Satur- day on a trip to Scotland; We wish a pleasant voyage and safe return. • Mt. A. Musgrove, M. I'. Pe of Witighaina was in town on Saturday last, as veete also ex-Cleeductor Quirk and Mr. Davie, •Custoins Collector. • Mr John McCatefiey„ who has been ;visiting with his sem at Woodstock,' is now visitingfriends in this vicinity. He is going weet, on the next. herveste excursion. Mr and Mrs JII Pyper, of Haerthton were cellbig • on Clinton Mende on Tgesday.• -Mr Py perat, the until/wax of the Stanley Mille, departmental' store. . • •• . Ka "arid Mrs, Geo, judge, of Cleve- land, spent a. few • days at the home of their brother -ha -law, R. Holmes. Mas - tee EdtviiaLeaVenWorth; of Cleveland, is disci spending his. holidays here; • Misses Mabel atid Mary Clark,of town, attended the Marriage of their eister,Labiale which took 'place onAlon; day. Both. these young ladies.. will doubtless go and de likewise hi the not too distant future. Principe]. Gundry, of the Collegiate, .who Is . spending . hiseholidays at •the hi:tine of Mrs. Guide, 'Ingersoll, ca,me up last week to attend the .funeral • Miss Guile, one Of his pupils, 'arid ie - burn ed to Ingersoll Friday. • • Dr, Broca of Morseled, ARA. spent a. cOuple of days here lest *ea; It •is eight; years since he left. Clinton.; and he certainly looks asif the West ageeed with hem 'Like naanY 601013,15 speaks in glowing terms of the greet future of the western country, Mr Olatetice Johnston, who "has been connected with Toier & Btown's, ,has given up his position, in order's -that he may devete himself inOre• .ciaeely to the work ef his ehosen pro. fession, the 11.111i9tIy. kle is supplying in Mitchell, during the month cif Atte:est, Airs, Jobe eleOlacbertyeterterl on the Tovonto-Niagaka Fells trip, on itgotday won by her in the Tozer & T3roWn cen- t*, Me. lifeOlacherty aecompanied her. • It is probable that Miss Rena 'Pickett, the ether succeerfol contirt Ant, Will' not Me her trip until Town - to Exhibition tittle, Mr. Thos Jio.rett, or the Carlyle, astsk. Heraltatind Miss Idaltontleau,of Courtright, were married on Wednes- &iv feet, and gave the New Era a call ors Hat tirdaY. Ala Jarrett War.; former Ty Principal of Courtright Scheel, but late eeen west fm, several year& Ile Wits bornon the Pare tine, Sterile:ire ane they are spending the hoe eymoon among his old friends.. Mrs. D. le Alteephoruonateeompatied by Ina on Charlie end daughter Miss Jean; laive this week for New Liskard where she purposes making her home in future. Mrs Macpherson hos been a re'sk.ent of town airier bfe, and leaves many vowin friends here, Miss Jean, who is titiulying as a nurse. is' off on two months' sizit /ewe. Mr and Airs Fred tee% of Pine MY- er, have been visiting nld friends it, this vieinitsy Mr teat has a good bus- iness there, but, frelatitat he is getting too old to worketnil is offering his bus. leas for sale or to rent. Should is dispnee Effie lie will retire to the eid Morley Attieon the 1Vialtland con, Goderieh Trot present ocetipied by WI Jenkins. who intends to MOW) IMO 44,04 : Personal Notes Jars Ed Saville visited friends in Londestioro, Monday and Tuesday. Bales EttaTwitehell la visiting friends in London and Woodstock. Miss jenifie Gault who has been visiting her cousin Miss Ida Twitchell, returned home Saturday, Airs R P Reekie, ,of Dutton, who has been the guest of Mrs Newcombe re- turned hestne on Wednesday. Mrs McKenzie and her grandchild Miss Eugene Geddes of Belgraveo are visiting with Mrs Ed Saville, MrEarnest Higley,forinerly of Blyth and Mr Chas Wilson of Chatham, visited Orank Bearden last Week. Mrs •Lizzle McLaughlin, and Mr Harvey McLaughlin of Leamington, were the guests of Mrs S B Lindsey, this week, . Miss Jessie and Nellie Watkins have returned home after two, weeks visit with their grandmother, Mrs Brown of Londesboro. M V McLean. M for South Huron was in town on Wednesday. He looks well, after the trials of the session, and believes the abolition of Hansard would do more to remove 'obstruction and shorten the sessionsthen anything else.. . Mr and Mrs Thee Dunford, of -Lang- doh, N .Dakota,aee visibleg the form- er's brother Jim. It is 21 years since he left; although he leas done well, he says any one in comfortable cireuni- stances, in Ontario would be foolish to leave, a Mr Oliver Johnston returned from Lloydnlinster on Wednesday. He says the farmers in both Manitoba and Saskatchewan had conureneed cutting grain, which seethed a good crop., the in some sections hail had been experi- enced. The money market, however, is still stringent. ; Bowling Notes Referring to an eventihattOok place at London Beveling Tourneinent the' London Advertiser says: -"There was a fine bit of work not on the program yesterday, For someday% Billy Juke; son hasheen gob* about with a wise look and a bundle ' of envelopes: and, Resisted by his able partner in crime, Andy Taylor, of Toronto, they got up a, purse of $100 in gold for the best secretary in captivity. •eiratnie D Tyt- ler. Jimniie was invited oue to get -his picture taken. He could, not un- deestand why he abode' have to have his picture teken so oft,en, but when Billy Jackson and Andy Taylor said Come, he. came. Then President J Q Weddell began his address. 1 -le de - " dared that the W 0 13 A was due to Jimnaie Tytlernnore than to any sing- le man in conneotion with the as- sociation at which, the bowlers dld cheer roielitily. At this stage Jimmie wasiestoeshful as a young truss ,show- ing her lfirst bow to father. The pres- ident then handed some more sincere anp..tieserved compliments. Then BiIlyhaiu1uu1 twee theagoIdashekente- Then there was a mighty cheer: JIM- -my could not say a word for some utinatett4alld. a typical _speech. for Jimialy, and Jimmy wound 1)3r thankipg the 13'03%. It was great, and the chief conspirators, Billy Jaekson and Andy Taylor, laughed the:melees to death almost with joy. ' The annual tournament of the'd-od- eriah lawn aowlingeleb will continence Tuesday, : • .Tbe trophy at London tournameeti was won by a Brant -feed rink, .one of the players being Waltet, ,Jackson, soat of Mr John leeksona!Ulinton. Quite a nroxiber of bowlers exped to. go to the Berlin tournament- on Monday next. ION UR applies to a Preparation fur keeping flies off cattle, tonr cows cannot do well When Ole, tinuously tormented Fith these pests. COW EASE is especially prepa,red for thig purpose, and, a little applied over the animal evil' rid: them ,.of files, - • If you are aterested, ask us) about 'COW EASE. W.A. McConnell Phm. B. C.P.R. Telegraph Agency Be YourOwn Pholograhper The mysteries of Pbotogrehy fade away, and you can Make as good pictures as any Photo- grapher if:you hare 1. KODAK We explain, everything, and. show you how to do it . $Developing and printing care - •fully end promptly attended to. $man's Kodaks and Supplies, the We are sole agents for East- /only perfect Photo materials made- 11101111es $W.S.• R.Philo B Manufacturing Chemist ail.%11.4Vilk11,11.011...41.1011.4.16A e. Whitney --wagon • Our little VVhitney. Wag— . , on will call at your place with . Granu1atd Sugar S S Association A neeetirig of the Executive ' Coin. mitt** of the Epworth League and S S • Association of Goderich 'District, was held irrNorth Street Ohu-rch Gode- aich, on Wednesday. Owing to . the. rerietwal of Rev'Mr Reid and Mr Hazen from the District, et was necessary to elect new officers.. which resulted as follows: --Pees. -Rev 11 E Currie, Len- desboro; Miss Bell, ,Londesboro, Sec., Miss Girvini Nile: Treas., Itee WA Smith; Dungannon, representative te .Clonferencee Miss Bailie, Dengalmon; Mrs Beeder,13lyth; Mr Johns'Anburn •and Mr °eerie were appoieted a me- grim Oononnittee for the convention to be held on the fall, and .this Com- mittee,will meet hi Blyth, on August 20th. The Summer School heretofore so successfully held in the perk.Goderich hes beenewithdietWe • this year owing tO the removal of•several of the•offic, ers, and the difficulty of securing parties to le elp in the progeahe • ••• NOTES-U.15e Nolile Haines Wing ham ie visiting' friends in beetle Mr aud Mee (Rev) Harley returned • on Friday from their two weeks vatatien. Mt and Mrs Brigdon of Toronto- are visage et the home of Mr and Mrs John Wilford, Onr baseball., team .played ftt Itineststline on Tuesday and ere 'silted for ktioderich On ThUrSdoy. Mr John „Leith of Clinton;bas taken- se position' in Atelleherson Bros, hard- ware and tinware stow. . ' • • Deleart-Oar citizeiis Vntre shookel to how net our townsman, Adam Wettlaufter, had passed into eternity. Deceased had only been siele for a. few days, all that medical skill conld do to Slay the hand of derail .wite of no avail and en Malay evening his epirit took its fileht. • He leaves sialeidow, ono son andfivedaughter!). Deceased Wail a member of Methodlet church and an upright, chime ehineral •seevice• Was conducted 1110tulay afteenoon itt Meth- odist church by Lite pastee, Rev. Mr Cooper, Deaeiltimel IVafl tid years of age, *Atli?' VI% NOTES •-• Jag Itaithby went West on Tuesdoe, Obits Asqu'it It is home from Toronto, for a few days, Beset BALLA" Anlitirn Base' Dan team was organized this week, with J3pjtetwson as Captain, and 0. A. llowson manager. They hew). pita Chased 8 cmnplete outfit. OPERATION' On Al onday at er hope here. Mrs Robt A Robertson under- went 0 serious gyration whidii was successfully passed; rind 'friends and attendants have hopes et good recoil» err. Nurso Denseniere is in attend. twee, • • . • .0'NEIL • • E :HUB Q.R0E.:. 6 0 a 14_, TgfZeig:tls . welegrapbers and ir.ained. by our management last yea Exiierienee eourtie, Graduates 'most successful, Suede], Course for Teachers. Mail Courses. .Setid pedal for nartio- Wars. FALL, TERM OPENS .SEPT, 1st, 1 clIN10A1 RUMNESS , COLLEGE, • Geo. Suction, Principal. az;:ii=liatIMIZAWINIESEEN=rnaVPIReil SIIINSISMIIIMMIMIIIIIIMISIMINCM 1W thQua.1 ,.1 d C let y . 0 . Watch Prices '''' In buying p, wat ..h, buy i, as good a case as.you can. 4 afford.° but first te et a 1 Movement that will be accurate Every watch . belongs .to us until it measurestime accurately. Pick the case .ind let us decide on the movement, arid yoki will own a watch and'a time keeper.. 4 Drop in and let os talk Watehee •A. J. GRIGG', • Jeweler and Optician, Issuer :of Marriage Ladenses. tasmommemaztinsissaassassou • The- Pali Pairs' .. . ..... Aug; 20--eielt 14 TOrnlit0 I, • • • . London•... 'i& inghtun. .. Myth ordwioh Durtgannon., erra-400,4 ..... Sept. .40 .. Sept, 20 410' ..... ....Sept. 2,0 -30 ....... .... ..'..Oct. 1- 2 • Oet. a