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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1908-09-03, Page 1k 1 L._ YJLJJ LAURIPR Inf..•44.0,*t.e.4% e Oraham, will address a electors in Recreation Park, Clinton, on Wednesday Afternoon, Sept 23ext will pay Icor the Clinton New gra to new Can. aslian subscribers to the ncl of the year Bey.tonierato 1866 Ho. SISSO EOM. HOLOSS. rtibilsber. •• • . • THK ROYAL -BANK • OF-OAMPA Iglorinyr onyo w:nshto orlgkaneowilbhwohratogt read the New Era. CLINTON, ONTARIO THURSPAY SEPTEMBER 3, 1908 - brimmed NOTEE. -John Kaleer and wife,_ John Reid and wife, accompanied by Mr. Thompson and fanelly, of J3 Columbia, left on Tuesday for Toronto fair, Mrs Anna Ross, of Strasburg, has lately gone to England ; her daughter, Mrs Archihald Grace, lately of India, and her three pone will return home with CLINTON BRANCH her to Strassburg. where they will re- . side with Mrs ROSS, Mies SteWart,DTOW York. ted rela,tives in our village PAYS. last week, The roof of the. Presbgerr 9,1d is having his house repainted. Mrs A P Ketthen has returned to Regina; her brother, Robert Bell and wife, of Seaform th. accompanied him. Mrs, N. Rattenbury, and daughter Alice, left Tuesday for the Toronto Fair, • West Wawanosh Coureenr, -e-The Council Board of Wawanosh Will meet for general busi- ness on September 12th at 10 o'clock. • SFECIAl... ATTENTION TO SAVINQS BANK AO0OUNTS ,84. FARMERS Bususigss latlitertintatittli Pure Bakffig powder, W. McConnell 1 end, the Children, lW S R Holmes. 1' .Watch for for the Men, Jelece.. . . ... 4 • .Buy Senallwares, Newcornbese ., . 4 .Bring your goods, M Jackson itSon 5 Stratford Business College.. . 5 Elliott Badness College 5 House Wanted, New Era -111ekling Sea,son,W Linder .. 5 ••,3Vestern Farm; Wro Dunbar ..........5 .1tiatena for Sale, MisJackson 5 Eurniture. for Sale ....................0 Discount" Sale'A 3 .. 5 loakulture andCarpets, J 11 Chelleve 5 New Fall Coate, Hodgens 13r08... , ...8 To Advertisers Illopy for changes of advertisement . must be handed -in by Tuesday night. Smaletransienb ads. will be reaeived up to Thursday morning. 411~AffeWfeWfONAWMAAAA0.4 . The New Era and the Weekly Globe will be sent to new sub- scribers for the balance of -they year for, 30e :The New Era and the Family Herald to the end of the yearao new sabscribers for 30.e lan church is being slated, Mr Mo on. Coustanire . NOTES t— Ur Hawke of Clinton, preached in the Methodist church, here Sunday afternoon last in the absence of itev me Currie; Rev Mr Currie supplying for Rev Mr Kerr, of Cllinton. The Epworth League Social Tuesdayevening last was a deekted Sweetie in every way, everybody en- joying themselves. Mrs Fowler and daughter Mae expect to stoat for their home in Man, about Tuesday of next week,their manyfrieuds in this vicin- ity wish them a safe and pleasant re- turn trip, and before many years, .be spared to again visit the old Ontario honae. ACCIDENT—While Mr Joan Britton was delivering some cattle, some got •past him, and were making their way home, when Mr Britton in the ant of turning :the horse about,the buggy capsized, throwing him violently to the ground, leaving hini almost un- conscious for a few minutes; although goingettbout as usual, he sustained some bruses and. bad shaking up. .......reeeeeeeeeneete FALL TERM . mem on, wt. .ist. 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Big, range of Odd Knickers, Sweaters, Caps, Children's Hose, etc. Morrish&Cr, • "Ring" and "Barsalino" Hat Headquarters. ‘ 4 Square Deal For Every Man " ee. ..momm.multo• • Colborne NOTE$ MISS Amanda Duvet has retureed hem from an extended visit at London. Mr and Mrs X Older spent Sunday at the home of Mr and 1$,Ira Arthur Fisher.. Mr Levi Snyder has engaged Mr Henry Hebei Of Goderich for the threshing season,we Cenirratu- late Mr Snyder on having eecurea such a competent hand, as Mr Hebei is an old and experienced thresher and thoroughly understands his business. Mr Leslie knelt spent Sunday on the Maitland at the home of Mr and Mrs W 0 Durst, Edwin Holtzhaueen Sun. dayed under the parental roof. Sac- ramental services will be conducted in the Evangelical church next Sunday The Rev A. Y Heist presiding Elder of Berlin, will conduct the seryicee morning and evening. ' The Lawn. Socjal at Benmiller on Tueeday even- ing was well attended, end .Was a de- cided success, a good program was rendered and a veryenjoyable evening spent. We are sorry to etty that Mr Henry Schwanz is again slightly in- disposed. Intendectfor last week NOTES --Mr It Young, of Goderich, assisted by Mr Belcher, iro eeeePted the pulpit at Benn2iller Sunday morn- ing and Bethel in the 'afternooneof last Sabbath. Willard Lee,of Londesboro, spent Sunday at the home of Mr Thine Pennington, Miss Mail Hill was the guest of Miss Edith Darst on Sunday last. Mrs * Schwanz who met with a painful accident some tithe ago, is we are glad to say, getting around again. . Rev Mr Heist gave a very interesting and instructive diseouree last Sunday evening in the Evangelical church, taking for his text the 2nd Chapter of Exodus, verse 20. lfilleorpevited iS115 • • (ap1tai w AI $3,314,000 • Rest Fund, it • $30711,000 .fl 05 Rranths .10 imida, and Agents and Correspondents fit a • the Prineipa Cities in the Word. A GENERAL 11ANKING:Itt1SECESS TRANSACTED. • A VN BANK D PT at ail Rowena. Interest allowed at highest current rate. •Ciiiiton Branch, 4 a C6 E. DOWDING. Manager Ithintrf1 • OutTAM-Work has commenced on the new Baptist Church, and the corner stone laying will take tnee on TeesdaY. Sept 15th, of which fall riuticulars will be given next. week. NOTES— Rev Mr XfOlu is in Toronto this weelf, Rey Jones will take the &Imlay evening service and Mr J efebereson the service at the Donny- brook appointment. Mr 0 Clarke is rushing with the frame work of Mr 3 Wilson's new Wiese, Mr Obas Asquith returned to Toronto last week. An interesting baseball game was played on Wednesdayeareening last between teams 0 the Hulled and Wawanosh parts of the village, resulting in victory far the latter. The ,Sabbath Schcol of the Lutheran Church held their picnic on the River flats, Satur- day lest. The work of excavating for the basement of the new Baptise church has been started. Mr and, Mrs AI Dyer visited with relatives in Gode- rich last week, Mr Bailie of Goderich is acting Clerk in the Sterling Bank clarinet the alseece of 3 H Jackson on his holidays. Miss (1Sclater resumed - her duties on Sept let, after a pleasant holiday with friends at Regina. Mr and Mrs J Fergusoa visited relatives in Goderich t last week, 'Master Percy Whitely of Londethoro, visited at Ma Sturdy's last week. Mr a ma Inv. Tillie McGee of Wingbarn, anent Sue day at ide R McGee's. alr Jae Moody oZ Myth, 'vent Sunday with relatives here. .Mr and hies H McGee spent, Sunday u :th..friends in Clinton. Sev- eral have left thib week for Toronto, among them were: Miss Sturdy; Mrs, Jas. LEddlaw, H. Sturdy, Miss Ruby Young, who also goes to Buffalo", Mrs. W. T. Riddell; Mists Sadie Carter. Miss Mabel Hickingbottom, Mrs A B Jones, Xis* Zell% McDonald,- Miss Gertie and Ohas Asquith. .Last•week. while helpi ing hardware Denstedt to evetrouga Strong's barn: Jae Carter fell to the groundespeaining his ankle, winch will keep him infthe hobs() for a few weeks. 'Mrs. Bonthron, of Haman, and Mrs. Hall, of New York, visited Auburn friends recently. • ' 1 NUe DEATH OF. PEWIT MoIeWanee- The friends here of Percy ItleIlwain eldest Soo of Mr Robert Mcelwain,willregret to lee•.. -n of his death, which. occurred at Goderich Hospital on Sunday, aftel 17 day s illness with typhoid fever. Deceased had lived in this vicinity nearly all his life, being about 22 years of age, and was very much liked by all who knew him General regret is ex- pressed at his untinaely death. Goderich. COMPLETED—The new coherete GeV - eminent breakwater off the entrance to this harbor was finished Friday evening., The event was 'Marked by a prolonged Fsalut0 frouvevery available steam whistle along the waterfront Although an ;experimental length of NA feet Was commenced thew years ago, and finally abandoned, the time for completion .under the .recent con- tract was remarkably sh.ort. in view Of the work. So energetically has the work been carried on under Contrac- tor William Bermingham of Kingston that even the mosesevere gales prov- ed small hindrance. WEDDING—A quiet . wedding took place Wednesday, when Rev James A. Andersen, B. A., united in wedlock's bonds William James Dore..G. T. R. ticket agent and despatcherhere. and Florence Maeedaughter of Mr and Mrs N Dietrich. Bride and groom Were unattended.and the only persons pres- ent were the parents of the contract- ing parties ond tnegroom'e brother.an I the bride's sister. The groom is a son of ilfr and Mrs'Dore, of Mitchell. and his 'brother, Norman Dere, traveling auditor with the. Grand Trunk, was also bernfor the event, Among the, presents Were a handeente Morris chair ' from the G Ft staff, and it beautiful china cabinet from Me • and Mrs Rumballama the Kensington Furni- ture ellonipany, Of which Mr Reniball is the managenThe bride wee formerly btiokkeeper with the company. . isayfield . WOMEN'S neevirrueBe-The meetings of the Women's Institute which have suspended during the Months of July and August, will be resented, and the next meeting wal be held on Thursday afteinothe Sept lOtle. at 230 o'clock at the home of Miss Parsons in the village. Arrangements will be' made for select- ing the fall bulbs: and all who have any choice as to different varieties of bulbs'should be present at this meet- Arrangeinents will :deo be made for the giving of prizes f ir the best mending and darning,asmas discussed. at the Julie meetingSt . ' Titehersunith - NOTES—The Misses Fletcher and Townsendspent Sunday with friends near Brumfield. Miss. y ergaret Holmes • spent last Tuesday with her uncle in Goderich township. Miss •Evelyn Turner of town arid MrS Smith, of TrovvElildie, spent-SiiirdrY at George Turner's. PRESENTATIoN, Mies Carrie Johns left on Monday for Wolseley,, Sask., where she will be married to Rev. A E of Lloydpainster, &lakes, former pastor of Turner's appointment, They will visit relatives in Wolseley for a, few days before proceeding to their. home in Lloydminster. Prior to her departure the neighbors and friends Of Turner's church gatrierea at her home and presented her with& shower of beautiful linen, accompanied by a sditable address. Miss Johns, though entirely taken by surprise, expressed her thanks in a few words, The re. mainder of the evening was vent in music and social games. Hullett Itteiese.-Miss _Bessie Garrett is suf- fering with hemirtorhage of the stom- ach, and her condition has beet seri- ous for several days, but her friends will be pleased to know she is roofer- ing. SUDDEN DEant --A, Very unexpected death took place on the llth cone on. Friday afternoon last, when mr John 11, Govier, it most highly esteemed resident passed away itl his 56th Year. Dececteed, though not in the best of health, had been plowing in the morn- ing, butleciling poorly, had gone into the house. A doctor WAS summoned, who prescribed -for him. and he was quietly testing, not appearing to he , other than somewhat exhaustee, at he ; had heart trouble, Mrs Govier had gone down cello, and called up to ask if he would like 80111e Milk, but receiv- ing no teply, she hurried up and found him dead. Deceased was it quiet, un- obtrusive man, who enjoyed the re. sped, and eceffidence of his nelkhborti and the community generally.flc leaves it wife. four sons and two danah tors, who nave the sympathy of 4,1 in their maiden bereavement lie WaS 0, membee of the Presbyterian ehurch. In politics be was it Liberal, The funeral un Monday to Ball's cemetery, wag under the auspiees of the Oinitiel- len Order of Porrentersomd was large, ly attended, : ' • elIngfOMMONIttio"fwhernerchtheoliele4v".• WIIIRIO 'AMR'S COKING . Mr. Inwocd, Provincial Organizer, made a Visit to Clinton on Friday last, to make provisional arrangements for • the forthcoming ,visit of the Premier, • Sir wuteid, Lawler, and the Minister of Railways, Hon, Geo. araharmwhich will take place on Wednesday, Sept 23rd. A number of leading Liberals were also presentancluding_eonte from Goderich, Reaforth and Exeter. A ptrong local committee was formed, .of which Dr. Shaw is Chairman, and F. llodgens, Secretary. Sir 'Wilfrid and party will arrive here on the train from London, and an in- formal reception will take place at the station, ' where he will remain in his private car until they start for the Re- creation Park at LSO. The procession will include 'at least four bandaand possibly a band of 'Highland, pipers. It is expected that the town will be gaily decorated,manY of the townspeople,irrespective of poli- tics, consenting to assist therein. Arrangements are being made for it couple of special trains, in addition to the regular service, to accomroodate those coming -from it distance, and re- turning after the demonstration is over Shouldthe day be fine a large crowd 18 expected,and the hotels and restaur- ants will have all they can do to ac- commodate the people. Still, they have been equal to similar emergencies before. . , As soon as more complete arrange- ments are made; a detailed program will be issued. In the meantime every- body should arrange to visitClititon on September 2.3,. . Goderlich.Townsildp •-A ceiekee-ble soda veil be held at the home of Mr JR Lowery, 16tIt con, underthe auspices of the Ladies of St Peter'e Church. and ill aid of the& S.. on the evening of Tuesday. Sept Es.h. A Metall+ erre a n yen be prodded. Supper whi • be served in the house. Admission 15o and 25e. CHURCH.-- Harvest Thanksgiving services will (d y) be held on Sunday next, Sept. 6th, Preacher Rev. W. 11.. ,Dunbar, Incumbent/. 'Strangers wea come. Special music will be rendeted by the choir, Services eminence at 11 a m, - •• • 110111183111110 • • Chid -cos and Rens wanted, SCO per week all fall al 401.$1:BWVALLE POuLiiiy STA T.021 • GB ORM.— iitieveet 'Thanksgiving Services • will (d v) be held on Sanday nex,, Sept. 6ch. Preacher Rey. W. B. Dun ba r. inenrabent, 'Strangers wel- come. Service commences at 8 13- m• isToTEs!--.Our genial postinaster •Mr Courtice has beeii wide!' the weather the laiie :few days, but we are glad to Say he is getting better.. Rev irle Phillips left ler his work on. Wednesday last. The District limin'cial meeting 'which met here on Wednes- day Was well atteeded;a most interest- ing and prafitable time is reported. The meeting held in the interest.of the Educational fund on Wednesday even: bag was much .enjoyed by those at• - tending, , very interesting eridinetruc- tive tuldresses Were given hy Rev Mr Rakers Chairman of this District, Dr Dougal of Goderich andRev Mr Snowden. Messrs Johnston, Shepherd 'and McKinnon spent Sunday. et Mit Render's, Miss Amanda Holland has returned to London.11 . Summerhill • 'NOTES—A number of our people are taking in the Toronto Exhibition this week. Mrs G. Tyner and Mr Chas Tyeer spent Sunday with friends in ,Leadbury. Miss Ethel Lovett is laid up these days with a broken arm. Harvest Thanksgiving services will be held in St Peter's church, on Sun- day next the 6th of September. Preach er W A Dunbar. Incumbent;Stra,n geriii welcome. Miss Mary, Montgemery, and 'bee sister, Mrs Berchill, of Wing - hair' vicinity, visited at Mrs S Lowery's and C. Beacera's last Friday. • Leenurn NOTES Mr Jas Linklater lefe for Tokonto Tuesda,y morning, to visit rel- atives and to see the great sights at the Fair. Mrs Alex (Mutton is visiting relatiyes at Brucefield this Week._Mrs Owen Moore and her three sons left on Wednesday to join her laneband, whe has boueht a homestead in the West. Miss Edna Taylor is attending the Millinery Openings in Toronto this week. Miss Jessie Linklater left on Monday morning fier Aterborough,, where, she expects to teach in the Central School Mr and Mrs Percy Stewart' and Mr 0 Stewart attended the funeral of their relative Mrs Ohildon of .Kincardine, on Wednes- dayof lad'. week. Word has been received here ..of the wedding at British 00.m:tibia, of wee of our old friends Herbert Taylor, On Sept 2nd. Congratulations Herb. , • Rouse of Refuge Committee fleeting • The regular .quarterly • 'meeting of the House of Industry. and Refuge Coirmittee was held doe Monday. The forenoon was employed -by inspecting the building andgrounds,the condition of which presents itself as meet sat- isfactorily; • and reflects great credit upon the caretaker, 114e Mutch,and the matron. After viewing the. various, proposed impreVemenze, an adjourn - merit was made to meet at 1 e'clock,.p m, in the Rattenbury House. , Warden McLean presided,and after reading the minutes of the preyiens regular and special meetinge,the Meet- ing . was thrown open to free Maces- sion, ' • ' In the matter of Peter SinClale, ef Grey, a recently admitted inrhate,. it was decided upon motion, that the In- spector conaply with the rules govern- irig the admission . of parties • having means of selVsupport, and which are 'Anther regulated by Provincial Stitt: utes, which stipulates that all proper- ties, Monies or other negotiable papere be made Over to the countv. ' Inethe -matter of one, Patrick New- ton, Goderich, tbatsame steps be taken; as in the foregoing ease, :and that otherwise the applicants be eject- ed or rejeCted,- as the .eaeie meet, be. It was the .gen'eral opinion of the ComMittee that such cases should be rejected absolutely, as those who are neateriallyluterested in their care get no remuneration,' inasmuch as the in- stitution was never built for the ac- conimodaticin of swill inmates .. , Inspector •Torrenoe. end ' keeper Mutch were instructed to installa, bathroom upstairs, in the position most suitable and conalent. • Tenders were receive 'Tor .grocery and meat supplies for th last quarter of the year, W. T. O'Neil. being the successful tenderer for the termer, and. R. -Fitzsimons for the latter. • After passing the various bills and accounts; the 'meeting adjourned, at the call of the clerk. . Delieety Minns And organs. At .•The CaAaadAan Notional . (From Toronto Paper's Report) The extensive exhibit of the. W• Doherty Piano & Organ Clci Limited is to he seen at their . pavilion in the Manufacturers Building. Their Slogan is. "Just the right goods at just the right price" and the variety aral ex- cellence of the pianos : and organs shown justify the claim. The hand- some Mission Style Player Piano. hi absolutely perfect in construction and tone, the Louis XV pitume in Walnut and Mahogany are popular modelsof originaldesign and superierl work- manship.• All Doherty Pianos are werrantedefor --Terre-Yeitmeetned itLU stria's, high grade in every respect. The organ exhibit includes the whet - ailed two niamiel Models of world nown,the Cathedral and the Victorian' also the, single manuals Choral and Chapel.' Committees from churches about to purchase organs will be afforded every opportunity to prove their exceptional merits. Dealers amongthe several pianomodels should examine the new seven octave organs unrivaled for tone quality, the .scale even and brilliant throughout, a piano key board,in demandamong Canadian '1°Dreekihaestetryss Plitn03 and Organs are synonyins for extreme .value in con- struction. The tone is distinctive and never fails te eharin the cultured ear. Mr D S Clufageneral manager of the Company, is in charge and with the Eastern repreeeritative Mr n. 0 Cbur- 4tice, will be pleased to welcome all in- terested in ihe exhibit. Mr Wm, Doherty.. President,will welcome friends during the tiecond week, Lendedbor0 OTOTBS - Prank Gibbs met with ,a painful accident near Ethel ; be was unloading timber off the cars on a bridge and fell into the river, sprain- ing ide ankle, and breaking a small bone in the foot ; he was brought home on Friday last M Braithwaite, Mrs J Ailey and Miss Mortis are on the sick list, Misses L. and R. Young and A Jackson have gone to Brantford to the Oom college. Mrs R. Adams re - tattled from Toronto this week. T.H. Squire and Mrs Squire are attending the Toronto Fair. Messrs Watson shipped hogs this week; and T. II Squire it Cat of flour and *heat. There was 0E40 Et Ott load of Scrap iron- ship- ped this Week. There are several pee - eons going to'Clinton eehool from the village. PALSE REPORT Some person or persons who know better, but for an evil purpose are circulating a report that the manager of the temperance hotel is charging 300 per meal. The charge has only been 2oe per meal, and there ts no intention to charge any more. V/ Ingham This week, We regret to reeord the death of Mrs 0 Diehl. of CV Ingham, Who atter an illness of several week, nelised to her eternal rest early on Monday ntOrtting. The deceased lady was born In Pausing; the was in her pftieth year, A Welting of County Hoard • The Beard of Examiners for the Ciountv of Huron met at Seafotth on Saturday, August 20th, There were preseot Robb, B{ A6, night Tone and 1 11 Cameron. After routine bust - nese the I3oard considered the cese of those who had passed the Model School, examination in Doom ber 100/, but who had not obtained their non- professional standing. By regulation of the Edtteatioti Department, ()Minty Doable have now ne authority to pant third ele,se certifleates ; reach ter. tifleates are in future to be granted by .the Department, The . Secretary of the Board vvas'therefore instructed to get the noil.prOfessional certificates of those who had obtained them, send theni to the Edueation Department with a statement that they had passed the Model School eltarnination in Dee, 1007, and get third class certificates for them. The Board also detided to grant extensions uf third class eertifi. eatee 118 beret0fOrei Cleo. Baird, SOC, Clinton, l4+44414'++++4+14+***24 Personal Not es 44. If those Noble relattves or erienee visiting in town or going away tinny mot the fetes each week, we wend announce it in the New Has, g444.444444444444+1414 Mrs Wee Stevens and babe were in Goderich ever Sunday. Mrs Jae Ohovven, visited for a few days with Toronto friends, Mr and Mrs Ogle Cooper returned home 'Saturday, to Oollingwood. , Mr and Mrs John Grahatn,Goclerich, were guests of Mrs Shier's last Sunday Mr Dean Courtice and Miss Sibyl Courtice are visitftig Toronto friends. Mies Connoly, nurse, left Tuesday for Exeter, where her services are in demand. Mrs 3 B Crawford, of Dungannon, WAS the gueet of Mr Ed Cantelon this week, Mise Cunningham of Poet Albert, has taken charge of Spotton Fluid- ness College. • ' R J Miller left Tuesday for Strath.. cone. He was ticketed through by Mr W Jackeon. Mrs Jaanes Ftynnleft this week on a yisit to her uncle Mr Thos Reynolds -at Addison, N Y. . Miss Ida Holeaeb, who is in Toronto this week on business, will resume her teaching on Sept 8. . Mrs Spooner, of Virden, Man., is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Swartz, RattenhurY St. Roy Plumsteel left Monday morning to take a Commercial Course. at the Stratford Business College. Rev 3' Greene was tills week called. away a considerable distance to attend thateneral of a former pariehio,ner. Mrs al Josling, of Detroit, and childrenavhohave been visiting friends hereabouts, returned home,Mooday. Mrs E Ward and daughter, Varna, are visiting at the home of . the form- er's parents, Mr and Mrs W Cuchnore. Joseph °nail:tore and danghter Josephine, of London, are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Owl- • more. Conductor McConnell, of the L & B has been enjoying it holiday, his lace being taken by Conductor WllSOflr Mise Lue Stevens and Mks 'Battle Couecice who havebeen visiting Mrs Taylor of London, returned to toren this week: • Miss Gertrude Chant, who has been visiting her grandparents at Union - vele, for two menthe,' returned hnme on Thursday. • • Dr John Cook, of Indiana, son of Mrs Guest, come to town Tuesday, to renew old acquaintaneetibieetemaimitg for two weeks. •• . • • Miss Louise Holmes • returned 'co Orangeville on Friday to take charge of the Scenography department of the • Business College. • *, Miss E Stephenson left. for North Bay, on Saturday, to resume her duties in connection with the staff of the public School, • 'The three daughters of Mr E Rut, • ledge, of the Canadian Soo; who have been visiting here for sorne time, left for home on Friday. • e etr and Mrs Wesley Walker left for ' Toronto Wednesday. Mr Walker will assist in the W. Doherty Plane and Organ Co. Ltd., display. Miss May Muiteand two little sisters ' of Winghern. spent Friday last at the home of Mr Arthur Ca,ntelont and are , neve:visiting at Bayfield. Mrs; E: Beacom, ' of the Sault, who • has been visiting tit the home of her fathereineawe Mr. D. -Beacom, Heron St., reteined home 'Wednesday. • Messes Thorndete and Iceler, of Toronto,wleo are to have charge of the Millinery department of Couch & Oo's Store, came to , town, Tuesday. Miss Mary Jenkins (daughter of Mr ThosJenkins) was'called tor Toronto • last week, owing to the illneeS a her brother Ed who is in the 'hospital. , Mr J W Irwin left on Monday, on a trip to Saskatoon, he does not expect to be away more than a couple of weeks, and •w•as ticketed by ft Etodgens. • • --PURE •fa a Iford lightly end honestly mit, When aPPIted.te Our Baking Powder Its composition consists solely of the beetttresa.n Tartar and Bicarbonate of Soda obtainable, and eoniblued In J100 the right proportions to Sive the beat . • possible results. Don't Risk Your Health • by using Baking PoWders of composition. which Paccibir conichi Maw. Tortertie Add, or some other iiirious ingredient. , Our Baking Powder is bound togiro yoa satisfaction. • Try it next baking. • AllwaYs freshly. made at • •• 25e per lb. • W. A. McConnell Phm, B. Telegraph Agency - Send -the ' Children. When needing anything from the drug store, if you., ea,nnot come yourself, send the children ' to us ; we are just as courteous to . the children as to their pareets. •. •, . .• •. WE SELL Corks, Spices, Sealing Wax, iand eyerYthing in the Pickling . Purity Baking Powder, the *Tine. ' best, 25e per lb. S. R. 1101ffiCS f Pbra 13 Manafeettirhig enAmist . . .. irii,ii.s.wafriwolfoi‘AvfroAmM • . Among The Teachers. Alex McLennan,Goderich, has table' , charge of a school in Huron to wnshipp near Ripley: Miss lerace Crawford, of Port Albert, bert; has accepteclposition is teach- er it' Paisley., , . ' Miss Dowd, of Atwood, tookacharge • of No 3 school, 'Colborne, on Monday of last week., .•,• • . •. , Miss May Dunlop has been apppointe ed to a position on the staff oe the Cal- edonia High School. II e Miss Je9sie Linkla.ter, of Dunlop. has been appointed to a position on the staff of the Peterboro publicschool. - Miss Jessie L Wilson, daughter of Qavin Wilsoneof Ternberrse has peen engaged as teacher in the 1,ondesboreo . •.The foilowina teachers of this local. . ity have been successful in the Normal School examinations :- Miss .Grace Crawford and Miss Eliza McMillan, both of Port Albert, ane Miss Gertie • .Dowsen, of Zurich. ' Miss Margaret Kilpatrick, who has been teaching in S S No 16 Ashfield ' eontemplates attending -tit .e--Norrnal--- • School this • fall, and her brother, • Edwin Kilpatrick, has beeh. engaged .- aboyhtohottrustees•to take charge of the . . earreetatewerreweareeri.ereereremerareeerraerrre.„ • Misses May Bad and Rena Pialrett left Tuesday on their Toronto,Niagara, ealie trap, .-nitirMaree.by-rozetak - Brown. Miss E Torrance was' also of the party. ' . • • Mrs Geo Beesley; of Ontario, Cal., slaughter of eir 5 Cassels, ' who, with her son has been. visiting here for some time, returns to the golden sta,te about the 141h, . • Mrs Hanna, of Milvertonis visiting' her daughter, Mrs S S Cooper. Miss Byte; who has been visiting her grandmother for several weeks, re- turned With her. . 'Mr .1 Cunninghtime went to Toronto this week to attend the funeral of Mrs Tlietrisa Thomas, one of the oldest res- idents of thiq city. and an aunt of Mrs Ciiimingharati. We are sorry to hear of the illness of Miss Laura Wilkie third daughter of Mr A Wilkin;who is confined to bee room and under ihe doctor's care,and hope to het* of her speedy recovery Harvey Colchnigh don of Mr Joseph Cololomeh, who has been supplying for an Anglican chef& near Winnipeg during the summer, returns to his atudies at Wycliffe College, Toronto, in a few days: :Rev W J Brandon. or Port bolborno was calling on friends here last week, while on his way to his former home at Belgra,ve. He got his early training in Clinton Collegiate,and the city of Brandon took its bailie from mem. bee. of his family-. ' Miss Raley Nickel, eif Liverpool.neice of Mr R Rowland, is visiting at the home of Miss Hine; liattenbur4t St. ; Miss Nickel is Canadian born, but has been in Liverpool for the past eight 'Pare, and says, “The Land of the Maple is the Land for me • ; 'John brooks, who has been wed in the interests of the firm of 1Viofrish & Croolovrettiened home Monday. Al- though there has been it slight de- pression 111 tradeelelin has had it most succesafill trip. *le save I here will be a tale env west, I ut nothing like re- ported in the pots, Additional Personals on Page 4. The Whitney Our little Whitney Wag-. ' on will call at your place With 100 lbs. Redpath's Granulated Sugar or $5.60. # .W • T • 9 TfE gun SITUATIONS „with leading h'esinosehenses await •our IltaclUllt031 • oose4eat Ledger •and all modern tnethede Wbioh ensure rapid 'advancement.• ' regg Shorthand taught by the Only *:teiteher. ittOn. tario Who attended the AUTBOIt'S SCHOOL, . 'THISBE C01111810 Oteneararbr, noraincreite, Telegraph?. Enter any daY, 'Write for poirthallant . r *loll Term.from Sept.1st. (it itt 011 ititSilieSSCOHlege the. Bretton, Prineirel.