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CLINTON, ONTARIO, TIIURSDAY, JULY loth ,1908
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THE ROYAL
Paid -Up Capital
Total Assets
COUNTRY
their banking business.
collection.
Special Attention
INCORPORATED 1869 •
BANK OF CANADA
$3,900.000. Reserve $4.390,000
- . • . • • $46,500,000
HEAD OFFICE. MONTREAL. . .
" CLINTON BRANCH.
earcsiliotl. ntftertdreadnstoacfAroarorafa
BUSINESS aEnvgl!
Sales notes will be cashed dr takenfor
Paid to Savings Bank Accounts
The Farmer's' Bank ..Of
(Incorporated by special act of Parliament) :
Member of The Canadian Bankers Assotie,t1111_,.a.n.,.rd..tbe T:_oran.to Clearing House.
Head Office
W. R. Travers • General Manager
A branch of this Bank has been opened in the Village of BruCeflaild .
and a general banking business will be traniacteitat this branch. '
Interest allowed in the Savings Bank on
ONE DOLLAR .
add upwards at the highest current rate of interest and paid four times a
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Farmers' Sale Notes discountell. Special privileges extended to a.ceclatelot .
Townships, farmers had others, . '
Office open Saturday Evening 7 to 9.
Local !Manager
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H. R. LAIRD,
CLOTHING I Iorrish
READYMADE
:eineessei
00DE.RED.
85 Orooks .1 CLOTHING
Men's Summer
Suits.
Snap This Opporiunitu to Get Your
Summer Suit..
We have had a big business in Men's Summer
Suits, consequently we have several .broken lines ,
and sizes. We don't want to carry a single suit. .
over, so they must go. - •
2:only, Men's Light Worsted
Suits, regular $15 for $11
2 only, Men's Homespun
Tweed Suits, regular $12
for $8.50.
3 only, Men's Homespun
Tweed, regular $10 and $11
for $7.50.
2 only, Men's Light Tweed
Suits, reg. $8.50 for $5.90
4 only, Men's Dark Green
Homespun Suits, regular
$8.50 for $5,00.
8 only, Men's Dark Blue
Suits with small stripe, re—
gular $6,50 to clear at $3.50
"A Square Deal for Every Man."
MORRIS11.8? CROOKS
Successors to Hodges bros. Clothing Store
ST. vii.1114'S CHURCH.
The annual picnic Of St. Falai Sun'
day seh•ool will take place on Wednes-
day next to Baylield,
Owing to the oppressive host on
Sunday last the rectox of St. Paul's
announced that during the warm spell
the services would be shortened.
EARLY DAHL,I.A.S.
Mr, Ed. Mueroa is partial to dahlias• \
and 141 them in, full bloom as early
as 'early list week. "They are about
a month earlier than usual," said he
as he brought a vase full of them
down Ito his place of business on Sah,-
erday, "but aren't they, beasts 7"
With this all who saw them agteeet
THE ROAD FINISHED.•
The stretch of macadam from the
hciepital to the posteffice wee complete
ed on Tuesday. It is wide, has been
well crowned and certainly presents a
satisfactory apilearance. If it wears
03 Well as it look—and there is no
Visible reason whir It shouldn't—the
citizens will have every reason to • be
eatiefied with the investments
THE MONEY DIVIDED,
BOB DOWN TOWN. .
The $150 grant made by the town
Mr. Bien Mason came down town on council for open :air concerts, the Cite
hits' crutches last Sartneday evening, the izens' band gettieg two-thirds and the
first time he had done se atm sup- While NieS fifty 'dollars. These
per in foerteenrisers, he remarked, WO twice -a -Week concerts are 'much ap-
in all that period he had only been .preeiated by citizens and people from
down seven tittles. He dates hack to out :of :Wein who drive in for the. ev-
the 23rd of April 1894 When be fell .enieg. „
from the roof of e barn and injured his
spine from. Which he was partially paTHP BAND WONr- . • •
alysee and rendered helpless red be' The fife tted drum barel won first
fast for years.' That he has SQ far prize at the ,competition in Goderich
oh Monday and good judees @toted
that the band is the best I. and U.
bawl that the connty hag had, -The
leader is Mr: Fred. *itch whese wee
boy, Master Willie, gaVie asi exhilietion
of .his sItill with the big drum which
greatly pleased the hundreds Who
heard hint.
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LITTLE LOCALS.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Wheat 75e.
Oats 45e to 48c.
Peas 750,
Barley 65e to 70c,
1Butter 160 to 17e.
'Eggs 15e to 16e.
Live Hogs Sc.
THE MAPLELEAF FOREVER,'
M. Amos • Castle 1 laid' upon The
N-ewesliesard's table on ' Seturday
three maple • leaves, the largest of
which was twelve inches across, It
is me seldom that they grow to 'such
a size that ee one who has yet seen
them can say ibat they even saw any
quite so • large. •
ONE POINT OF DIFFERENCE', •
Three Americans, who were in toWn
on Saturday, remarked on the size
of Week-enkl papers in s'itinada :and ad-
ded that' their big editions True, for
Sunday. When told *that there were
no Sunday papers published in this
fair DOminiorCof ours', they wore fav-
orably impressed and so stated.
recovered is due to his .iOnstitution
and Week: •
CHERRIES GALORE.
, ,"There Will be tee thaiketi of cher-
.
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riee this year to one laet,". said Mr.
Peter .Canteloe to The News -Record
on Tuesday. This modes cherries ' in
abundance and es when there ie gnarl-
tity the rica brings them within the
reach of all, there will be 'much. "putt-
ing down" :of this fruit by the . good Black, Orpingtons to a Mr. Hamilton or
housewives this evasen. .Mr. Cantelen London. Goodbirds, good. price.. ..•
went on to sty that 6 varieties are•bes
ing matisseted in Clinton, viz:, White end
Black Oxhearts, English Red, Canada
'Blois and lead. The list mentioned,is
the eniy tare Variety. ,This feihearts
:are the mose •popular.. .
Ray Ford lin s. sold his 'prize winning
BAPTIST CHURCH. ' •
• Tho. pastor's. subjects. for net Sun-
day will -be : morning, "Crossing the
OrdereOss • corn ",A
ftt
Wbrk7h, enes s'efest titepreee-
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thente to the church and it -will . be
po8h0d: forward ai •rapidly s Possibl4'•
The Sundae.' school will 'picnic .. at
Bayeehl on Saturday. Friends will
gather at 'the church at 7.30 a. in. and
conveyances will .start as sdon aftei
/thee ;time a possible,
The ladies of the Mission Circle
met'at the home of Mrs. J. B. Hoow
er • on Tuesday ' evening.
WESLEY CHIJRCH.
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Rev. W. .J.- : Jolliffc. left yesierdaY
for. England to take a month's holi-
days in the lend of his birth.. lie is
the only Member of a sommehat large
family to. locate in this country $0
that in visiting them all, the time
will pass only too rapidly.. The Jaen -
mous friends ineglinton . and vicinity
I thn reve end tlemen 'wish him a
safe journey and • e haPPPY holiday. ,
Next •Sunday the plena of Wesley
will be occupied by Rev. D. R.cigerset
SeefOrth, the following Suntley by
Rev, C. Giffeird'. of Stratford, and for
the remainder of; theineetoe's vacation
by 'Rev.. Edwin Holmes of London,
.Who will occupy the Parsonage.: Mr.
ITelines eece sepplied for Rev. Mt.,
Manning, egr. Jcilliffe's predecessor,
REV. T. sumo, KILTY.
Mr' David . Chef, managee. of: the
organ factory, has rntoa Mr J ita3T-•
lOr'S h01,1S0 on Joseph street, at %pees-.
ett occupiedbe the oWner.
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.• Premier Leerier Says. that Thanes -
giving • Day will be held :on. a Mon-
day That- is Holiday
should also, he held on e.111widay.
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Mr, Thee. Wiggington • yesterday
bought Mr. FIatvey BeaveneSedrilling•
onu G.Oderiei ,c11
f°arl-
mer.
'OUT OF 'WORK. e
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The pinch of the depression is be
to be felt even in some of the
Heron towns. The furniture, factory
in ,Seeforth, which was closed for see-
eral.-esreeks east winter, is 'again she's
:down, not to open • again until the 1st
Of August, it is said. Three of the
fotbries n . Wingham are 3,1So closed
arid it is 'paid the chair factoryowned
by the. Canada Furniture °employ
may not resume for some time. In
Goderich two or three, of the indtiss
trice are het being operated. ,
WILLIS CHURCH.
,The .Sunday ,sehool ot church
is •picnicking Bayfield
Mrs.. -.Dr. .Reteent deliv'sriel en ex-
cellent. address in mei:hie:eh last evs
ening, the .topic bihher eork ee the
Island of Ceylon, :Mee. ltegnain levee
in :a few days for Ceylon.- .
The W.• F. M. S. "'ill hsld• their
meeting toTmorrow .even: rig ..ha
of the .picnic. today, 'he devotional
topic *ill be "Lessons l'rom. Os Life
of Ezra". whiter will- !le, eteen be Mrs.
'William:Graham.; The missionary top-
ic will be "British Columbia io be
taken by Mrs. J. Lindsav.
Rev T Smith •ICilty, who has been L. Co: CY: F. OFFICERS.
engaged. ie ministerial work in „New.
York state Tor some years,- was or- The 'officers of Clinton Lodge I, 0.
darted. in March • lost and has since 0. F. were installed on Tuesday even -
been. Married and assigned to the par- ing by, Mr. J. G. Stanbury of Exeter, •
ieh Of Burlington. He is laboring the D. D. G. M. of this district. They
there successfully, his many old are as follows
friends will be pleased to 'hear for ,Noble Grand, • Herb, Alexander, .
recollection of his kindly personality Vice Grand, Albert Turner,
is quite green in their memory. The pass Gime, Norman manedy„
following paragraph concerning him .is . Treasurer, H. :B. Chant. •
from the Morrie Chronicle Per. Secretary, ...rah Wiseman.
At the Parish I -louse Sunday after- Ree, SecietarY, Gibbings. •
noon,: Rev. T. Smith Kilty. of Set- Warden moa Castles.
linktori, preached the annual sermon
to the claise of 1908. He was •
in the service by Rev, W. J, Tower.
Mr: Kilty's topic was drawn from the.
parable of the Talents, and his • dis.
emirse was; an exCellent ono, profit-
able and interesting to all who heard
.Chronicle.
HOME AGAIN.
•STRIJOK WATER.
The drill struck what is supposed tiro
be a good Supply of water, in the wat-
erworks well yeaterday and ihis lean-
ing the big pump Wa.s started for the
forty-eight hour test. If the flow con-
tinues undiminished for thaita length of
time the. wall will be eonSidered o. k.
ONT. ST. CHURCH.
The regular monthly I3iblaY sway et
the League on Monday evening was
not as well etitended as it should have
been, but it Was far from heist' de -
Void of intermit. An essay, was given
by Mr. IL P. Plurnsteel and the dis-
cussion that followed was full of good
thouelsts. A violin Solo given by Mr.
Williams was leech enjoyed. The pro-
gram for next Monday evenine will be
provided by the social committee and
every Leaguer is expected 'to be
present,
Messrs. W. II. Watts and William
Stevens • returned. Saterdey 'evening
front their two -months' trip to their
native England. They made the
ocean trip in eigitt days mob *ay. To
The "liews-tteterd Mr. Watts said that
they. had an enjoyable, 'time in revisit-
ing old scenes and renewing friend-
ships formed trianr years ago. Busin-
ess is depressed, he went on to say,
and them is an air of weitrinns
throughout the land. There has bon
Very little visible progress Sines he
left Devonshire softie six 'eats or so
ago ant there now lingerst no doubt
In his mind, that the oPeortertilles for
advancement are greater in Canada
than in the Old Land. No more
Mettle England for Mr. Watts, that is
as a, place of permanent residence
thotiolf as the land of his birth . .and
'the ItoMe of his •ariCestora he will al-
ways bear it in affectionate remem-
brance.
uctor, Karl Wilken.
Chaplain, James' Tucker.
0. Guard, F. B. Hall.
I. Guard, Harry Gould.
R. S. N. 'G.p J. H. Kerr.
L. S.. N. G.,Grigg,
R. S. V.G., W. &Amon,
la, S. V. G., 'W. IVIeEwen.
,R. S. S., W. Cudmore.
L, S. $, T. Monaghan.
THE 33RD GOES TO QUEBUO.
The 385d Regiment will, be'repre-
seated at Quebec. by one company pf
forty men, supposed to Consist of five
members of catch of the eight corn -
panics. This ekenpany, v,ahichi will be
under the command of Lieutenant
Heantan of Exeter, goes on Friday to
London where the composite 'regiment
will be made up, Colonel Mackenzie of
Sarnia to be' in command. The run
front London to Quebec will be over
the C. P. R. and ;will take ltwortLy-
two hours.
Captain MeTaggart and Surgeon -
Major Shaw will aecompany• the Hut -
ons.
The following from Clinton will be
members of tire company Norman
Sly, D. C. lootrester, Will., Lott and
James Manning, Melvin Graham, Wal-
ter Holmes, Charles Macpherson, Vic-
tor Goodwin and Mills Shipley.
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Goderich Township -
Mr., 'Jan B. Stewart' reeurned,
Saturday born his' 'trip to the great
IVIiddle West and, was glad to gek ,back
to good old Goderich township and
more impreesed than ever that far-
away fields are riot se green as they
look, Mr. Green, who event out with'
him, will .remain there for some
Months. ..
Mr. 5; Ca.mpbell ana MisisMargaret
Campbell of Grey were guests of Mr,
and Mrs.' S. Re)thwell the foresart of
the week. •
Lawrence Stephenson, Loreloye. has
been visiting. friends on the •Bayfield
'Line and iii Clinton, . • •
Mr. John Cornish, who for, the past
three years haa been living with his
daughter, Mrs. D, Gliddon, •dSed on
Tuesday at the ..,Patriarchial age of
90- years. and 4 months.. He was born
in Devonehire; England, and fifty-five
years ago took, up lanai in the toein-
ship .Of TJEborne; South Huron. He is
SerViVed bY three sons,. John. George.
and Samuel e .1.7sborne, and three
daughters, Mrs. Thomas libelee, Exe-
ter, Mrs. William Ja,equei, lesborne
and Mee . Glidden of this elwn-
ship, The teneeal will take place - On
Tinirsday to -Eipter..cemetery and as
the deeeased •• was a- tneniber of' the
sect known' as the Latter Day Saints,
the funeral services were condticted. be
Elder levees of' .Londen.. The • pell-
beareri• weresgrandSons oe the. eeeeas-e
ed pioneer.
Varna
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The., annual garden party ender the
auspices..df • ..the Presbyterian eherch
will be held oft the..grou.nds• of • Mr. T.
eleAsh on Tuesday eveeing neet. The
London hareers have been engaged for
theoccasion and • • .other1 preparations
are also being made. to ensure a eus:
ce,ssful and enjoyable gathering.
A special sermon was Peeeched.. .to
the Orangemen in the Methodist eheree.
on StIngay evening last. There ,waS
large , Oteridanes of the hr them •
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Rev. Broese is attending the
Missionary •Normal Tr:alining • School
now • being -held 'at Alma College, • St.
Themes. under the aespices of • the
Loreion :Conference Epworth Leagues..
Mrs. J. T. Keys had as her , guests
ones evening last week lir.. and • Mrs.
Peter •Cole of Goderich township..
Mr. •Nathan Peck of Seatorth spent
a.few da s on the Bab I Line on.
leseinese• laIse week: -
; The Misses Bennington of North
Dalton,- England,. . have gone to visit
at the' home of their cousin., Mr. Nath -
'an Peels of Seaforth, after having
vis-
itd at -the home of their cousineeIrs.•
'1 Keys of , ,the :Babylon Lies
Tlicso ladies' are much 'pleased ' ' with
the scenery of Otirrair Dominion, are'
alsoexpressed their, pleasure at visit
ing, the neat' And thtis.ine town. ...of
:Clinton. • ' •
On Saturday last -Mr.. Arthur Hague
fell a' victim to ;the grim reaper • at
the age of' thiety years. He haiit been
ill for three years and though he made
bralvefiit to regain,iiealtb it. pow --
:ed' all in vain. The funeral took place
to the R. O. cemetery' at Drysdale on
Monday.
About People You Know...
Mise Susie Carling; has returned from 'Mr. John .Whida1011 of "liayrield.was i.
Hensel',
Miss BeateiCe McConnell has returned,
from Norwich,
Mrs. D. F. Macpite.rson . is visiting
Clinton friends,
Mis Jennie Smith, trained nurse, is
• home for the 'holidays.
Mr. John Smith has gone to Berlin
for a fortnight's visit.
Mrs. Becker of Edmonton, Alta,,
the guest of Mrs. Will, Collyer,
Miss Muriel Washington of Atibtfrn is
visiting at Mr. Thea. .Jenkins, Hur-
on Road. .
Miss Edith Ikidgens was the guest of
Miss Reynolds of Wingham from Fri-
dD r.ayw aulnl atieln ri;ury,lesidnayn.f moose I aw and
Mr. W. Irwin of Regina; bare been
home for a few days. . .
Mrs, W. J. Stevteson ; spent Wednes-
-day. • of last wee 's: as the guest of
Mrs. John Stevenson, of Stratford. •
Mrs,. IVIe.raegert of Bletle event a few
day S of the rhst week with her
Mother, -Mrs. Thompson', :Albert St.
Mr. Thomas Moore of Goderich, form-
erly of Clinton, is so ill that 'his re-
covery is conlicle-ed 'more than
Miss real -
den t lAotnfitnliC;Ilianat: for some MOnthS:,
Who' had d "been* a real-.
re-
turnedeto her home in TaVistoels on
Tuesday. .
Rushe and son, :tad 11,2:4 sister,
Alise Bernice McAllister of $t.
Clair, Mteh„ ars teeguesta of Mts.
T. H. Cooks , •
Miss Evelyn Turner,, who hes been
• teaching at Wetaskiwin, kloerta, for
the nest ; beferle of years,. has return -
:l. horse for the holiday's. ' • : • •
Mr. Bulley} . accountant . Rbyall nal*,
• begins his holidays • thie'. week • and
• nurpose.i whil alway• attending the
Tereenteeery .:celehreelon at Qiiebee. •
Mrs: E. W. Jacobs returned home Mon-
day, 'evening front: a tortnight'is vieit
in Detroit and Was aeconipanice by
'• -her. mother,, Mrs. T. Green,' and her.
.sister, Miss :Della Green.
Mrs, Colo, wisj. has been living l With
'her' daughter,. Mrs. Shier; hes:return-
. ed to her 'home at Leeknese.' Mast-
er Albert E Shier IS holidaying.
with his' aunts,' Mrs. George Black-
well and .Mrs. H. Shier," Kincardine.
Mr. 'Daniel Knechtel Of Hanover 'was
in town ycsterday:. Mr. .KnOchtel
a. self-made Map. Starting. ' in, a
I smell way,' lie is now :one of • the
' largest manefacterers. in • the pro-
vince, head of triple of laroe fur-
, niters: factories and a big' cement
mill, ,and interested in rem eral :*other
• concerns. .IIe was eheat mayor of
the, town' and the ditizeits take' pride
,
in Calling him `.'Ilanover's ". Grand
.MOr.ldFreadn.." Nore-Worthy:, .a.. 'former Metre..
her of the, local. branch of Masons.. will visit at. :the paeental .home n.
Dank but now on the, Beritc.'S' !ateft : • Owen. Sounds,'
in . Montreal : visited Clinton friends Mr.... Ray 'Rerehall :left on • Metsday.• for ,
this wed' There is another, Fred:, Strstfotd to: enter under instreeelo,ree.'
Norswotelly in that Citfend thetsvo . with the • Bell Telephone dOinzlanY' •
names Sometimes •get miXed as was for a couple of months eihert ireesigi
the "ease ilia W:•••"elt when this Feedreturn toClinton as inspector of tire -
eras MiStakeefOr'the other one, who dieisian Which • includes Seeferths
Was sent to England by the Mons j Clinton • and Goderich. This will bee-
treal A.. A. A.to take part in the an important position for .:ine • stp. •
great Olympic, • contests., .W e were e young, but Ray is energetic, and'
pleased to inc-Free., late of Clinton, ecapable• so • :doubt not but. I
looking so ' well endthat his . picas- ••• itirtlimi promotions will Senieeto
:ant :Smile, still ebidee with. him.' . . :;1'. as he .grOwe in experienee..... • '
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Clinton on Tuesday,
Miss Leckie of Hamilton is the fealesit
orMiss Clara Chidley.
Miss Kathleen MeCoert, teacher} bas
returned from Parkhill.
Mi si Pearl Cantelon has returned
iyom Orillia, far her holidays,
Miss Jean Randall of Pirie in the•
guest of • Mies Grace Torrance.
Miss Lillian Amosi of Exeter is the
guest of Mrs. Walter Manning.
Miss Gwerm Blackwell of Toronto is
visiting her sister, Mrs, E. R. •DOE -
wart. •
Miss Cele, Harnmner of' Toronto. *
visiting at IVI.r. S. Rathwell'es
the Bayfield Line.
Mr. and Mrs. John Heetley go up to
Turnberry this week to while away'
a portion of the holidays. , •
The Misses Jolliffe luxe to -morrow
for Grimsby •Park where ihey will..
remain during the holiday term.
Miss, Copp has returned home for the
holidays from Thessalon -where she.
had , been teaching for the past tense -
Mrs. H. D. Cameron of Arthur rettirn-1,
nj home on,'Satairday after a week's
yisit at ter. father's; Mr. Thos. Jene
I ins'. •
Mr., 011ie ma1vev,4 left' on Tuesday Qt
Toronto where he leas secured a pee-
' itioa in the head office of the Site—
.
ling Bank.. .,
Mrs. George Rorke of Park River,.
North Dakota, is• visiting Clinton,
friends after . an abeenee • ofsoma-
years in the West, •
Mr, and Mrs. John Fraiger of Bayfiel*
arrivedein Clinton on Tuesday even' -
'tog. on their way'hemfs from
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month's trip .to the West.
Mr. F. R; Hodgene ticketed Rev, We
• J. Jolliffej, to the Old Country on
Wednesday. He seilett by thssteam'-
em Victoria of the Allan. Line':
Mrs. S. S. Victoria,
Jias as, her guests
this week: her sister, Miss; Lottin
Hannah of TorOnte, who is. Become
Parried by a. friend, Miss Florence; .
Hell of the Same city. •
Mr. Jamts Duriford was summoned to-
, Brussels last night by: the sad news
. that his mother was dying. At , an .
early hour this. morning..she • sees *,
still living het the :eitaI fOrees were,'
gracluall3r vsseikeriing. • •
Mr.. W. ' Shertiff and. danleter
Forfairshire, Scotlimil, Ind hiei bro-
ther, Mr. Thos. Sherritt of Detroit,...,
were' guest's of Mrs. I. i qington.
last week.. 'The Messrs. ‘51:11141:r ,git
• eters-ins of Mrs. Vigginge:ne .• " • s
Mr.. ce E. Dowding, loCal 'manager ot
egoism:1S Bank, Wilnext week enter -
upon his 'holidaya which. will frwlude
taking in the London lawn bowling'
tournament, %sojourning among rola--
tivIcs. at Owen, Sound and. possibly.a
• trip to Port Arther. efts, Dowding
Blvth.
On Tuesday at high noon a very, in-
teresting event toOk place at the
home of Mr. Alfred Carr, when his
daughter, Alberta, was united in
maryage to Mr Ernest' Bender, a
very; respected •biliiness man of this
village, The Ceremony was performed
Iler Roe. W. IL Coda. The happy
touple left by the afternoon train on
the C. P. R. ter Toronto and other
points met. May success attend them
through life.
Myth and, the • surrounkling lodges
made a big part of the procession at
Goderich on. Monday. We wonder if
some of the GO:fetich Willett will
order' a special train for St Mary's
the nex ttime myth has a I..2th of
July celebration?
New Advertisements
Notlee—J. E, Marnwell•-4
Remnant Sale --P. &
Thermos—W. H. Hellyar—I
.8 Specials --Couch
Horninocks.-W. D. Pair
Sale Netvs—Plinesteel Bros. -4
13tiy Here Saturdity,—Tozen's-8
Teacher Wanted—J;. W. Tippet.ri
A Hot Season—ltarland Bros, -5
Men's Summer Suits—M. &
Wanted—Mrs. M. D. •MeTaggart-4
The Town TalkingNeWeornhe's--8
gidsuirirrier Sale—lored. Jackson—I
Servings Bank Dpt.—Molsons Barik-5
Bayfield Bayfield
Mrs. •John Vitidden ancl• dingitterS;
Mrs. J. Jowitt • and Miss Ruby Wind -
don, 'Spent Wednesday at..the• Bend -
Mrs,. Jowitt . and. •e'en, Master *johni,.
will remeire there for a Week, ••
Mr. and Mrs.: George. Maodoneid and
sons; Gordon . and Normiut te: *Berlin'
:are fhe. gueets of the former's pat—
'eats, Mr; and ,Mrst. D. Meedortale..
....Mrs. -el. Little, , who hat' been: 'fal.
, Mr. And Mrs. .Bert Hunt anit eons,
Douglas; Fred., ..Brewer, Ronald • and
Philip.of London, am! . Miss. B. F.
Garnsey of Detroit, are guests at Mr:
John ,Ferguson's, , • '
Mr, J. Scott of Seaforth was ...the
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guest of: hisdiesel-tier'Mrs. W,
ard, who is camping le the... 'White
City', .on Sunday..:
Brucfield • •
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Fifty tickets 'were, sold to go on the
'special (train to Goderich for. the ,Or-
angemen's walk oh Mon.day. •
• Mr. :and ..Mrs. Rose of London •aro
.visitine at Mr. • John Swami's.
The 'Mises Beattie of Pend Mills
are visiting Miss 'Alice Swann for. . a
couple of weeks.
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'.Mr. William . Swann hpent Sunday,
'evening at Bannockburn.,
Miss Smith B. A., London, has re-
ttirned home after spending. a week
with her friend, Mrs. (Dr.) Rogers.
• Win George Turner Attended the
banquet, given by Lord Strathcona, in
London, England, , on Oomiation Day..
Mr, George :sus-
tained a serious accident an 'Monday
morning which may prime fatal. While
Sbingling, in Some unknown ranter he
fel to the ground., ea distance of thirty
feet, 'and falling upon his' head and
shoulders and received' some very bad
.cuts. At 'time of writing he is' still
unConscioUS. • .
The funeral of the late Mr. Peter
McGregor took place on Friday last
'and was largely attended. 'The Odd -
fellows' Lodge of Brucefield, with a
number of the brethern f nein Seaforth,
Clinton and Hensel' attended in a
body. Mr. McGregor had been, a mem-
ber 'of the Brucelleld Lodge for over
trenty years.
The Clinkon football team again
suffered defeat on FridaY evening, the
store being I to 0,
The anniversary services of the
Methodist church will be held on Sun-
day next, the sermons to be preached
at 2,80 and 7 o'clock • by Rev, S. L.
Ton of Mural. The, Varna and
Bructileld choirs will furnish suitable
Mei& for,* oecasion.
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'Clinton Hospital' the past few, we
weeks 'and: while there underwent atta
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operation, returned keine on Saturday..
. •
Mrs. Richards and da,ughter; Miss
elite; of Colletown aro. the geests- .
Mrs. Donaldson,
Mr. and Mrs. George Chesney elf
Seaforth are .camping• in Mr. Jolla'
Ferguson's orchard on the lake bank
which conimands a tine view of old.
Lake; Huron. •
Mrs, J. Taylor and her daughter,
Miss Della,, of Clinton are guests • at
the Commercial hotel.'
: L; 0, L. No. 24 attended the walk
at Goderich on Monday, •
• Mrs. (Rev.) W. L. Hiles, accoznpa.n-•
led by her mother, Mrs. (Rev.) Wale -
of Kirkton, joined her husband here on.
Wednesday. • • •
Rev. Going, wife and family of Ex-
eter have Wen a cottage in the Whites
City and arrived last week, 1Verss
Williams and family of Sea:forth also,
arrived last week. .
Rev. John McNeil exchangeg pulpits:.
with Rev. Mr, • IVIoore. of Springbault.
on Sunday last. •
Death has again visited tlayfield an&
there's another vacant chair, Charles.
Henry Cameron, son of Mr. Aleeander,
Cameron, passing'away on Saturday,.
In the IOth year of his age. • 'The lar-
gely, attended funeral took place • en'
Monday, Rev, Mr, Hindo officiating at
house and cemetery. The pallbearers.
were Grant McNeil, Regale Marks,'
Thomas Weetlake, Albert Harrismn
and W. Seotelimere. Misses Grace
and Ella Cameron and their brother
1William came home front Detroit to,
attend the funeral. The, sympathy ot
the whole community goes out to `flow
bereaved family,'