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-RELIABILITY - EXPERIENCE -
Supplementary estimates amounting
to about ten and a, half millions were
broukht down in the House cd Com-
mons by Mr. Fielding.
Sir Wilfrid ,Laurier iutroduced the
A11 -Red Line resolutions in the House
of Commons and they were carried
by a large majority.
SEED CORN.
CAUSE FOR ALA
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EPideinio, InflUenZa, Oritteeieldatarrbah
Trouble, Piieentonia Increasing,
A marked hicreaSeft troublee a the
breathing organs is noted many
ooaiflies.. If you will only have Hy-
ornei at heed to use, with the Pest
attack of Cold iu the head, Peetonon-
ia, Colds, Bronchitis, Ibarseness,
Sore Throat, Croup, M fact aity
siirettorS affection, the tubo will ,
be quickly overepme.
If the atteeli i neglected and be-
come severe, speedy relief will come
n most, casco and a peretstent uSe et
Hyomei will mire.
The directions or usieg it vary, but
the prineipal ie always the saute,. that
tiesteoying. ell the gerrns in the Mr
you breathe and living it reach the.
ain passages, with drY medication frone
the Pine and Eueelyptus forest.
Remember that liquids or moisture
is barred from the Bronchial Tubes
and Lungs. It's the dry air of Hymn -
et that reaches the spot. V. S. R.
Holmes guarantees it, Complete oete
Clinton Newa.Record
July 16th 1908
WE HAVE ON HAND A
LARGE QUANTITY OF SEED
CORN. IT IS A 1_IN QUALITY e
AND THE PRICES ARE RIGHT.
WHEN YOU NEEB. FLOUR OR
FEED PLACE YOUR ORDER
WITH US. IT WILL RECEIVE
PROMS'S( AND CAREFUL AT-
TENTION.
.J. A. FORD
Order Your
Coal .Now
•
Place yeur. orde,r .f.cesteur
supply of coal with the under-
signed and thus secure the low-
est price and prompt delivery.
Office opposite Grand Trunk
passenger station. Telephone
connection.
j. Hamilton
COAL
ORDER YOUR YEAR'S SUP-
PLY NOW. THE BEST IN
THE MARKET, $7 PERTOW,
BUT IF ORDERED AND PAID
e John Mitchell, formerly President of
the United. Mine Workers of America.,
is mentioned as the possible Democsa-
tic nominee fer Vice -President.
The American fishing Mg R, T, Rey
of Alpena, Mien, seized by • the Cana -
than otfieials, grounded on, Fax Island
Reef and escaped.
The sentence of Harry Orehard who
had been conifiemno te hang on Friday
lest has been, commuted to life im-
prisoemeet.
•NEW MEAT MART. -HAVING PUR-
chased the btitchering •hesiness: car-
ried on for some time by the
Coldlough B r o s,., we reepectfullyi
solicit a share of the patronage of
the, publM, whioh we hope to reed:
by keeping the best or meats and
atreasonable prices. •Give us 'a
dill, Our shop is next to. The Newe-
Reeoed.Office. -T. T. & Bert Murphy
'CEMENT FOR SALE. -I • AM
Agentfor Clinton and district Mr
the National Portland Cement Co.,
• makers ,of the best cement in the
market. , This is the only cement
used by the corporation of ()Bitten
, in the construction •of sidewelks, etc,
•.--Mrs;. T. R. Walker:: 21
HAVE THE SAMPSON BRAND'
of Cement for sale, in large and
small quantities. There is no bet-
ter inake' of :content, on he market..
Office apposite - G. T, R. Passenger
station. Telephone- connection, . or
orders may be left at Harland Bros.
hardware storeeeif more -convenient.
JAMES HAMILTON, CLINTON.
PIANO AND' ORGAN TI_J-N.ING.-Ste
• • seRepairing.--The • undersigned
prepared to do ,all kinda of piano
• and organ tuning and repining, and
• being a nian of practical experience
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is able to guarantee eatisfaction
Orders may, be left at W. S. It
• Holmes' dreg store. --Ed.:• J. 4How
aril, •Clinton.
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COUNT OF 40 CENTS A TON
WILL 13E ALLOWED. .
Orders left at Davis ck, Rowland's
will be promptly attended to. •
W. J Stevenson
Real Estate for Sale
FARMS FOR SALE -ONE AND - A
quarter miles from church, post:
office, school and the village of
Auburn. Suitable for grain • or
grass. Lot 27 on the 2n4 con. Wet
Wawanosh consisting of 100 acres
of land, 15 execs under bush and
the balance nearly' all grass. A
brick house, a bank barn 52x00, a
driving house '44x36 with a element
pig house underneath, are on i said
premises. Also lot 28, East
Wawanosh, 2nd con, directly oppos-
ite said lot 27, containing 100 acne
of land, 15 acres of which are bash,
On this lot there is a bank • barn
40x60. There are 4 acres of good
bearing orchard on the two farina.
Roth lots are well feliced and un-
derdraited. A tever failing miring
runs aerpss both farms. Posseesioa
can be givea at once. Terme easy.
The proprietor is now peat, the age
to farm. -Apply to Thomas Nieh-
olson, Auburn P. O. Prorept reply
will be given, to all communiea-
tions. • Feb. 13 08*
DR. OVENS, SURGEON, OCULIST,
Specialist, will be at HolnieSr Dreg
Store, Clinton, May 28, July 2 and
80. Glasses properly fitted. DPW -
es of the eye, ear, nose and throat
treated.
THE NEWS -RECORD 1VILL
BE SENT TO ANY AD-
nnEss IN CANADA TO THE.
END OP 1 0 0 8 AND THE
WEEKLY MA/L AND mit.
PIRE FOR ONE YEAR POR
75 CENTS. BOTH FOR 76
CENTS.
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SUMIVIER E;011001..
• JUNE, -JULY AND AUGUST
LEADS INTO OUR FALL TERM
WITHOUT ANY BREAK. EN-
TER ANY TIME. NEW CATA-
LOGUE FREE. WRITE FOR, IT
• TO -DAY. • .
Central Business College
FIE-stat-Re:EST7--M
ABLE 00 ITS KIND.
YONGE St GERRARD'. STS.,
TORONTO. .
W. H. SHAW, PRIN&PAL.
ultn. County News Gathered....
for.•.,N.ows$70.1tocord Reade
9 can Ago
From The News -Record of
July 17th, 1889,
Clinton, July 17*, 1880,
Gazetted Officerse-The following
nitiUa appointments have bee u gaz-
cited $-.-33r4 (Huron) Battalion, N.
4 Company, Clinton -To befltetitenant
provisionally, Privete Hugh Barry
Combe, Vice, Edwerd Costello Cole-
man, resignation ecceptedi. To he
2nd lieutenant provisionally, Harry
Tore Rance, vice James Young. The
two new offieerS are popularyozing
men and made many friendat last
camp.
A Pleasant Social Affair -One oe the
nicest social gatherings of the season
was that at Mr. JOhn Kitty's, Hull -
etre a short distance from town on
the evening of July 8th. It was
real, royal,' rustic enieyeble affafo.
There were 'strawberries, and other
delicacies M. profusion. Violin music
by Mr. 'Bayley and others, -to Which
the votaries of Terpsichore respoaded
with nitubleriese of foot and eracefel-
ntes :of motion that was .quite plettie
ant to the most -staid "Wallflower."
Mr. Kitty is deserving of much ifraiee
for a.ffoedireeS our ?Young peopleand oth-
ers the opportueity • of indulging in
such enjoyable and innocent teerea-
Welieme All the Same. -A. gentle -
mart residing in the :vicinity of Clin-
ton in the coins", of daisiness ealled at
She hourse of one of our popular minis-
ters without knowing who resided
there. The wife of: the, parson was the
person whomehe saw and he liked the
eppearance of the :lady so much that
he. invited her and her husband to.....a
dance that was to come off a few, ey-
willigs. hence at his plade. Th6 tally
indechnieg he ' invitation .eerna.rkeel,
apOlogetically as the inviter thought,
"I• must remind you that I am • a
minisMes wife.." "iNeyer Oiled thet;".
replied the liberal -minded. gentleraan,
"You will be ewelconte all the same."
Mrs. •Johns is recov•e•ring ,from. her
1-ecent. illness;••
Charles Wilson, painter, and Eades„
tonsorial tis, have returned to
town frone Manitoba. • , •
• Reeves MCMurchie and. Manning and
Cantelon have, returned
from the city of, London and ' Several
• to s whither they went to acquire
Of riedin , electric light.
' •;';',e;••
it 'njekt rneetieg ,Of the .council.
, . ,
One day last . week when •Mr. Me-
Quaig was baking just soethof town
• a cloud apparently not mueli bigger
than a man' hand hand caree in his threes
tion from Clinton. ' It proved to be i
Warm of bees. , They continued on
their' way 'and appeared to settle in
the • bush in the:. rear of : kr. J Weir's
dairy farm. . Should they ceuse. • the
milk from' •Ahe • farmto keep ' sweet
•thte hat weather M Weirte'pations
will have, no ee.sse to •tegret the hon-
eyed inVaSiOn, ".. •
1.ENTRAL
STRATFORD;. ONT.
Clinton, Turnout. -On FridaY morn-
ing between forty and fifty brethern
of the.. town, headedby the orange
band, proceeded from their 1ode
rootri to the- station. Drum IVIajor
Carling was in his best trim, and the
mareh to the station presented a very.
imposing • ee ea e • Ser—• er
Lodge and friends. .went to •Exeter.
At that plaie the fine marching, and
military bearing of the band. was the
talk of the inimense getherin '
Clin-
ton ha an Orange ' Lodge that many
of its citizen. are 'proud of. The re- '
. mark • WaS general that She lere-
then returned woa•thy (leangenten
• George Glasgow, John Gibbing al and .
John Jackson were nominated last
Thursday for the Position of School
Trustees' fOr St. Andrew's Ward to,
fill the tertn. for which • Trustee
ThomOsoes wie elected. •
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P.AEJL TERM OPENS SEPT *1ST.
The soonet you chinplett, a.course
in this siliool :the -boner you may
eseeecit to.'hold ap eition'.of truet,
Oar course's 'are through and prac-
tical. Our studenM always.. suc-
• ceed. We assist graduates M pos-
itions, We 'Mee three depert-
ments-Commercial, Shoethand and
• Telegraphic. We employ experien-
text instructore. Catalogue free.
• Elliott & NeLoohlon
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Councillor Johnstoo has taken • wee
vantage of the cheapeesi of real es -
tale skyward and puCtan additional
sory to i. 1, ,. ign
Ontario street; and Air, teel's
lid& veneering and ex +en ;ion of bis
residence adjoining will not only en-'
fiance ,the value and comfort of those
'reside:lees Set pleasingly ittprove the
appearance of that portion of tieeast
end of Ihe Hub. •
Whitechurch
The Young PeopWs Guild of
the
Prelbyterian church; bold their gatd,eal
Party on the manse grounds% tile other
evenh. There was a good supper and
interesting addresses by Ur. Musgrove
M. L. A. and Revs. Findlay and Me-
Kerroll, intersilersal with music by
the Lucknow quartette and beam band.
• An address with illustrations will
be given by Rev, George H. Purchase
Inn the interests of Missiouary anii Ed-
• ecaltional work dn. the evening' of Vilexl-
'testae/ of next week,
, It is with sorrow *rot we record
the death Of Miss Carrie Moore who
• Passed away in the very prime -of
She was identified with the Mettle -
dist church and took an active part
in all the schemes coneectect therewith
ankf personally she was much beloved.
•
East Wawanosh
miss crissy Armour of Wingharn
spent a few dayslast week with
friends around the 6th hers •
Mi so Phbehe DenSmore, who hai been
in Wingharn for the pt month, re:
turned home last Friday.
• Mies Ada, -Campbell of Nilo le spend-
ing a few days with, her aunt, •elm.
Jas. Nothery, who is very lowat pees.
ent. •
hire. Peter Porte'rfield and daughter,
Miss Mary, Miss May Code of Blyth
and Miss McKnight of St Mary's lelt
last Monday for a trip to Brandon aftd,
Calgary. • .
Mrs. and Miss Kennedy and Master
John of the. United States, who have
been spending a .couple of weeks 'at
.Nethery's returned • inane last
. Mr. and Mre: Jas; • Nelilie met evith a
heavy loss recently in the .destruction
• of their home by fire. The fire -took
'place, in the tea, ..,seppOsed from
spark,from the ,ehineney., Mo.'. Noble
was Si the. Wit and 'lotted eibe blase.
He hurriet home, 'and founti' Mrs.
Noble unaware of the fire.; As many
of the contents as possible were • hut-
riediy taken out, but the house was
destroyed, 'The loss was partly cov-•
OM by insurance. ..ts, vacant hose a
short distance 'away is beingused for
the. • present. • Mr. and MM. • Noble
Wish to thank their tieighbors who so
kindly 'assisted at she time, aiid
also since. 1
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• Zurich
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• The residente: of town: were startled
on Tuesday, of last 'Week to leash. that
Mr. Major Johnson: ha,d &Patted this,
life °Ater. but a lIprt ilineas Fkhad
been M active etisinese here 'for many
years and Was very muck respetted,
He was 58 years of age: aref inmate
ied. The remains were :interred, in
The marriage of Miss 1Wyetie, the
.only, daughter of Mr, W. A. McKay of
Palmerston. to Dr. L.. Wilson of
Zurich was 'quietly • eolemnized at' the
residence of the bride'spareetS on
Tuesday of last, Week, Rev. R. W.
Virrighlt being the oiliciatieg clergy-
man. ' The bride, who Wasattired in
ivory d.Otted Brussels net ,Over taffeta,
made en ' Princeisse, With Meeks of
pink and Persian trimmings, :carried
•a sheaf of 'death ekes and lily of the
valley. She was given' away by her
father. ••
,
• Mr. and Mrs. Frank , Cresswelier Of
u uth _ Minn. arrived' at Blake- the
•other day on, a vieit. r. Creswel er
has rettlink to •Duluth but his wife
will make a more kteeded visit, with
her pesetas, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Doug
-
lee. ••.
Mr.. George Holtzinati and son fell
off a scaffold in McGillivray township
last week while .putting a 'cornice on
a house. Mr. Holtzman was very Ser.
iously injered, but the 'boy did. not get
much hurt, They fell fronli a height
of about thirty feet. •.
Mr. Daniel Koehler has botight the
corner, dot oPposite Hess,' earriage
works front Dr. I3uchartan. for, $500.
Mr. Jacob Giegerich of the Goshee
Line isouth died On • Friday evening'
after a lingering illness frone totriach
trouble. -Re was in his 23rd • year
and leases his mother, three brothers
and as Many sisters to mare their
lOSS• The interment took piece in the
temetery on •the Brownson Line near
Blake: • •
• Father Loiselle • Of •Brysdate will
khortly start • on a trip to the Ohl
•.Country, Ile will travel through Eur-
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PRINCIPALS
FALL •TERSI OPENS SEPT. 151',
Those who know hest: the merits
of .u.ihis School, are its staunchest
suopottere..:
ELLIOTT
. TORONTO. 02/T.
This college •stands First in Pop-
ularity, Thoroughnese and Genuine
1Vierit. Go where you will, you.
will find our graduates Pushing th
the front, `rheir. superior training
enables them to get and hold fleet
class positions. College open all
Summer, Enter any -time. Write
for catalogue,
W. J. ELLIO1'14, Principal.
Corner Yellge end Alexander ,streets,
Dungannon. ,
Sands, of Exeter, spent Sun-
day Tait at hishome here.
• T. G. Alien left last 'Thursday 00 a
business trip to Peterborough.
James 111cMath of Clinton. tidied
his mother here on Sunday Ida.,
Miss Ca,rrie Milligan is Spentlin,g her
holidays with her parents.
Howard Case left last Monday for
Exeter, where• he will assist his uncle
harvesting.
Miss Mary Ryan, our geriiel poet -
mistress, ie enjoyilig a couple of
week' holidays.
Mr;• and Mrs. W. II. McClure and
11144 Emma, Sproule have Luen..1,iNit-
in Ht. Thotems.
Dr. Medd shipkied a carload of bor-
ne to Toronto front Auburn,
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING,
:Neatly describes, the celerity of
Putitam's Corn Extractor. Roots
corns oat in shott order. misc.!, no
pain, leaVeS nO Sear,' anti gives per-
fect satislantion. Iletnembe.r there is
only one "hest". -that 's Putnam's--
fifty year it tile.
ope and will visit Palestioe and other
historical couutties. ' •
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A SUSTAIN/NG DIET.
,Theeet are 'the enervating days, when
•as soineboely has said; men drop by, •
the 'stmetroke as if the Day of Firc
hnd dawned. They are fraught • with
danger to people whose .systenes are
,poorIS siistained ; and 'this leads tie
• to say, in. the Interest' of the less. toe
bust of our readers, that the full
effect of Hootk's Sarsaparilla is ;etch
as to suggest the propriety of calling
• this medicine • something besid.,e
bloodtonie,-say, a h
tainino diet,. It makes it, much easier'
to• bear the heat, asaites refreshing
sleep, and will without any doubt
Avert much sickeese at this time of
the year.
--One hundred wealthy lumbermen in
States in She south and middle wet
are planning to form a merger with a
capital of $300,000,000.
Nathan Levine, a youth of 'twenty,
confessed to the Vew York pollee that
he bad robbed nearly every first-class
hotel in the city,
Goilerich.
Advs. McGee a Hamilton is the
Stielt of her aunt,. Mos. J, P. )3!own.
Captain Sant McCaig, no of the
boys of the „oldee time, who hved in
the hOuse on Victoria steed nlow own,
.c11. by Miss Reynolds, 'cameup from
Toronto on Saturday last. He regis-
tered With his relative, Captain Craig
of the Huron House.
Mies Eupiternia Cox held her Bale on
Satin•day at her old home en Victoria
street. Alio; Cox and Miss Den-
nis, will remain for a ;short lime the
guests of the f4riner's brother, Mr.
• William Ceg and his family, end later
*ill take up their residence with Mee.
Newton in Toronto.• `
Sergeant FIuelistep, our well-known
veteran, visited the • military camp
here during the visit of Colouel Otter
and :vvore all his medals.
Miss Lucy Brawn returned to De -
trait last week after e few weeks as
• the guest of .her " sister, Mrs, John
Dunlop, and • mother, Mrs; James
13rown.
The • new teachers engaged for the
Q. Ct.' Le for. the eleSuing term are
folloWe :•A, M. Robertson, Harriston,
mathematical Master, salary •$1,,100 ;
J. W, Firth, St. Mary's, science, sal-
ary, $1,100 ; Miss Mary. O'Dono-
hue, Stratford, junior English, salary,
$600, •• . • .
Mr, Andrew Beecklenridge of Chicagei
is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Jas;
Breckenridge, Bayfield Road.
bire, Mates Knight and Mrs, Sletv-
or attended the meeting of the Wom-
an's Institute •held at &mutter.. .
Registrar Coats picked ;300 resat
a day for some •Urne eel said they
were so :abundant • that he seexcely
miseed. those he gave away• . '
The steawberry festival held recent:.
ly On the la.xvn of &mire Nixon Stur-
dy of Goderich township, :inid,er the
auspices of the .Methodist church, will
long 'be, remeitibered.bY those who at -
,tended. The 'grounds Were beautifully
illuminated, the refreshments eleatiful
and enjoyment • reigned on all sulk.
• Mr. A. W. Mugtord, Newcoincrstown,
Ohio, has returned to his home atter
a pleasant visit with his %tether,
Mr. Martin IVIugford.' • •• . •
Mr. and .Mrs,. Chide's Nairn . ad
family are spending' this 'month . at
Grand •IlenC •
• Mr J P :Neweem. of Detroit is
office manager at . Hotel :Goderieh dur-
ing this season. . . ' •
Mrs, George k. .Elliott, Master
Chester and Mies Joy left. • by boat
en Monday- for .1Slanitobnewh,ere :,they
will vieit relatives in 13eissevaiii and
Deloraine. . ' :
Rev. Benjamin .Clement tarxed short
walks daily. • .
. We have to con,grattlatellts Adams,
se.xton of Maitland centetty on the
following pod • tortene garotted in the
Alexandra Maria: hespital .news. Qn
Sunday, 21st June, at the Marine md
Alexandra General Iloseital, Goderich
to . Mr. and Mrs. .41deue. of Stiattland
cemetery, twins, a ion and daughter,
IlOwaed Taylor, called after. the nurse,
Miss Griffith and Dr, ' TaylOr, • and
Alexandra celled • , after' the hee:i
and Queen' Aiex,andra, 1
We felt quite pleas'ell to learn that
one evening in • Jute past, Mr: :•Roy.
Adams, organist ' of North street
cheech for the Past' iout years, was
Presented with an address on behalf
of the efibir and eongre•gation by MeS
May; Miss Brown, • soloist of North
s,treet church, following with a: gold
watch arid , chain Which she iiresented
. a
Mr. Ademe The name of North St
otr-and-cong
although having no tinowledgej..of the
presentation thanked all present . for
their 'kind wed- Meet appreciated re-
inembranee: • • • .
Mr. Hugh MelVlath of Toronto waS
itecompanied on his visit to town • his nephew,. Brogden Me:Nieto sore of
the late James MOMath. On Sunday
they Were the. gueeler of Mrs. Crabb
aiel MM. Harrison end on Saturday oil
MrS, and 'Mrs: William MaeMeeth,' Bay-
field Road.. •
• Miss Adele 'Nordheimer Of ToroolOi
Mist Kathleen Howitt of Guelph, an•.
Miss Helen Brough of England . are
the guests at "Duodonald residence
Of ele. and Mrs, D. MeDoliald.
Mee. S. E. Hick gave herSunday
sdliool class a picnic, at the . Point
Farm .the.other day, •
Miss Grace Smith returned on the
Old Boys excursion on Saturday from
•Miss Mackenzie of Alton accompan-
ied MiSS Greed Smith to her home,
and '11 bo tlie ucst af Miss. Smith
during her slay.
• Mr. and Mrs. Knuckle had the pleas41
nee of having their son, Me. Adolph
Knuckle, wife and • ehildren, for
their guests, during Mr. A. Knuckles
vacation in the etitlery works, Detroit,
' Police Sgt. • Media* is' on the ,
rounds, again, Policeman Murphy being f
away on his vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Wistgate of Windsor ,
are trying to make a fortune, erecting
their Mnt wherever creWilS gatitcr.
They Sell 'only i02 cream cow's.
r. Charles ltealc rturned On
Sat-
ur1y to his heme in New York, ae•-•
eotripanied by Mr. Harry Le Tome!.
Harry Le Touiti spent Friday
at Bonner taking rgiotos of his old
•home, that his father painted in oils
• Belgrave
miss staples of Seaforth ited at
Mr, and Mrs. Hill's recently.
'Mrs. Simons of Tilsonburg was a
visitor at Mrs. Wiley's a iew days
ago.
Miss Bella McCrea left last week
foe Winnipeg and other opines in, the
province of Manitoba,
A littic baby, girl has arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Corbett.
•Mr. Edmonds, deuggist, Londoe„ Was
the geese of Mr. and Mrs. Bates last
week.
William Hopper spent his holidays
at Hornby in Halton county, among
old acquaintaneere,
Misses Ma a,nd Clara Loveless of
London aro guests of Mrs. John Scair
drett. •
• Mr. and Mrs, Corley and Master
Fred. have returned from a trip
through Michigan, •
• Mr. and Miss Owens of Bruce Mines
are visiting friends and relatives hese.
This is their first visit here but theit
parents were born at Belgrave.
Mr. Charles. McClelland Sr. shipped
a. load of cattle ,to Toronto last
weele
•
aoderich Township
• The following is the report of S. Sx
No. 9, Goderich , township for the
month of June Sr. 1V -Irene Miji
ar, Helena Middleton,, Emma, Centel-.
-On. Jr. IV.--Aelela. Finlay, Annie
Cootie; Etta Cole, Mabel Willianmen,
Sr: III. -Edna Wise, Jean Middlotifin•
Fred. Medic, (3 equal) ; Arnold Mil-
lar, Georgina 'Indio, Tellestle Huai°,
Bert Finlay, Alun.
Roy Connell, Sadie Cook, Ralph Can-
telOne 011ie Cole, Lloyd IViillar. Sr.
Pt. 1T, -Lola Hudie, Emily • Connell,'
Earl Ceeseer, Charlie Cooper. Sr: Pt.
1. -Edith StiiIing, Bice Grigg, Torn -
my. "Hudie, Harold' Emmerson, Jean
Cook, elr. pt. I. -George Middleton,
:Gladstone Grigg, Willie Marshall, Lela.
Emmereon. Enrolled; attendance 33,
average 27. •
• •
,Stanley, Township
The renewing is: the. June monthly
repett Of, S. •S. No. 14, Stanley.
Names are in ordel: et inelit
5thi--G. E.. Stephenson, M. M. *lat.
er, • Rena McBea.eli.
Sr. 4th, -A. • Petrie, J. W. Kehl, 4.
H. Jones and Oda' MeBeath equal,
well
Jr.. 4the-A., oak , Lola -Rath;
Sr.' 3rd.-J7H. C, Kchl, H. A. Fisher,
W. -,M,LVIcIaeath: ' •
Jr. 3rd.-Id4 Ratawell,. Anna Hoed;
W. 0.• Melleath.
Sr .2nd. -L. E. Wa.sinin, A c-
IVIurtrieeJ. N. Hood, - • • '
Jr..2nd.-Anna Fisher.
2nd Part -Grace Ross. j •
1st Part -W. 'C. D. Johnston, W. E..
Cooper, Maggie Cobper.
The bkt spellers in :the moethly, •
spelling xnetelles were • .
5th -Murray Fisher:: '
Si ,4th -Hannah. Dinsdalet
'Jr. 4th --Lola Rathwell. '
Sr. 3rd-Heiteet Kehl. •;
Jr. 8rd-Ida Rathwell,
2nde-LaWrence Wasmann.
Present Apple .'Outlook.
What we said in the issue of • the
gun of June 17 as to the: advisability
bf 'taking proper. • care of the apple
'p-S.s.--eastained-hy the July report
We HOP of lore Cares
Of troubles originating in imPuzo blood,
wont* low of appetite, catarrh, rheutna,
beelitiod's fiaraaparills than be another
so-called remedies combined. ilotat•bn*
Ulnae eared by HOW' Kern to idaY curod,.
Ind they gledlY tell the good new' to others.
•
Blood Purifier --"t have used Boar*
flarasPerilla and have found it the choicest
blood parities. It sends* strong Ibuldr
stream ot lite throughout the Nvosri, both!,
There's lite and strentlx in every drop of it."
limos. Slots, 46 Wellesley St, Tom*
Afflicted le Ifearo--"frood's Sarsans.
rills hes cured meet scrofula. with whle,b
have been troubled 16 years, and caused by.
yftechAtion. my little daughter had a
scrotal* +motility on her neck and Hood',.
SareiPerilla also cured her," Nam Nona
avatar, Hughey, Tennessee.
Hood's SereeParl1141 le Sold everywhere.
py) Dow; One Dollar, Prepared only by
C. 1, WOOd coy ZOWOU, AhulL,
N. /3, Do uot.takes substitute. Inelatinurn
havtng Hood*.
The little on of M. Oliver Burton
of Vaughan itownship wasaceidently
stabbed with a mitehfork and killed.
Pollee Magistrate • lomfort of St.
Catharines has been, summarily dis-
missed by the Provincial Government.
The Russian Minster of Finaneo
willprohably float • anothee loan of
•$230,000,000 in the autumn. •'
The Veneeuelan • Charge d',Affaires
has been withdrawn. from Washington
and the Legation there closed..
The Argentine •Repeblie has sent
two mare war vessels to Asuils1011,
and is threatening to land 'marines.
It is said that British capitalists
are negotiating • for the Tilbury oil
;
Combines e e
gance and com-
fort. and is docid-
' e-dly the most de-
sirable style of
eyeglass ever de-
vised.
We know they
will give sat isface •
don: We can
• adapt them to
almost any shap7
• ed 'nose.
A. J. GRIGG
JEWELER - AND - OPTICIAN .
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
-
Clothing and
Furnishings
of 'the Feuit Division at Ottawa. •
In Ottawa, as indicated ,en the re-
port he question, the early peomise of
a bumper crop Fs not going to be ful-
filled; on the. contrary, present pros-
-Prets point to little, more than an aV-
erase yield, and even this may be re-
duced between now aiel harvest. The
Most , inipertatit pant in the statement
issued by the Fruit Division is in re-
gard to the outlook by verities. Only
one kind of winter fruit, afild,, that the
poorest, aromisasi a liberal return ; the
standards -Spies, Baldwine and Kings
-are •light to very light while evert.
Greeninge are only about medium. Ali
this indicates that there will be no
surPlus of choice 'Ontario winter app-
les.. It is true the English and Con-
tinental crops .promise to be very
Mtge, bat the sort of supplies coming
from these sources de netcompete
with our choice goofds, It is true also
that 'the United States is. promised a
fairly large output, but even American
apples arc in a different ela-s • from
the best of (ter Ontabio stock,
On the whole, therefore, while the
sensational prices that ruled prior to
• the beginning di the American panic
of last October are searcely nicely to
be repeated, realty good Ontario app-
les. are reasonably sure to bring prof-
itable returns. Again, .we say, take
• care of thern.-Weekly Sun.'
i Cure for Weak Wigs
• some years age. „
"t have ueed your Psychine for about
tax months, and have I mind it an ex-
• cellent remed7 for pnOtzirioniO, and weak
• lungs.” Itonald Sohason,
• Ont." April 15, 1907.
tiPsychine is one of bte best mai-
einee on the market, and for all throat
Ana lung troubles is ttnextelled."--,A.
Word frent A man who Las teetea it.
Pneummia, Bronchitis, Coughs Colds
and all throat, lurig and idontath
troubles yield to Polchine. At all drat,
gists, 50e. and` $1.00, or Dr.
R.. •
Over fifty autoteobiles lett Buffalo
Wolnesday of last week on the oua-
On tour, which will take them (Wee
1,700 miles of country.
' Prof. N. R. Carmichael •of Queen's
University died at King, Ont.
t •
Stanlei. Patton, agcd ton, was
drowned at .Amiterstberg.
IL Chambers was drowned et Pod
Samifield by his canoe upsetting.
A syndicate is negotiating for the
purchase of Mt, Burtsmutr's coal plop-
erues ift British •jolumbia.
The third reading of the old -age pen
51011 bill has pass ol!J the British House.
of Commons
locum, Limited, Termite.
wee
Summer
•
111. S
•
Just the thing for sum-
mer outings.
Unlined Odd Coats
In black and stripe,
• tweeds, white and black,
and white duck: •
• Summer Underwear
Wool and Balbriggan,
25e,,50e, 75e and $1.00.
• See. our
SHIRTS
50c.. 75, $1,f $1 25, $1,50
aid $2. A speeial value
•at 75e.
HATS
• Straw, Canvas, Chip and
Pelts.
E. W. Jacobs
Tailoring Clothing