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The Clinton News-Record, 1908-09-17, Page 1mereiseeieseireVelievereeesieelmetall The News -Record will be sent to any address in Canada to January, 1909, for 25 Cents. Jkall it be That's the quesVion that is asked over and over again.. where there is a present to he feleoeell for a Mose people agree. that it should. come from a jeWellery• store. because somehow jewellery and presents ' are always . aesociatedi If those intereeted ouly knew it . we could relieve theta • Of their uncertainty in a few ninnies. ' Cur stock f %knishes the hints. It •reveals in a minute more appropriate presents than anyone could sit at home and recall in a whole day. ' • „ So we invite buyers. and we promise to make their choosing easy and their choice eatisfactOty. •L• lellqar, ?miler and Optician. tlission INCORPORATED Iffee .. .. . . RE iillyAL IIIN K . , CANADA Ptdd-Up Capital $3,900.000. • Reserve $4.000.000 ee. Total Assets - • - • e • . $46,500,000 HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL., CLINTON BRANCH—E.B. .DEWART, MANAGER;* COUNTRY BUSINESS Bverk facility afforded te fanners and others for the traneaction of their banking business. Saks notes will be cashed or taken for collection. Special Attention Paid- to Savings Bank Accounts The Farmers' Bank ..of 'Canada.' Capital $1,000,000 - Total Assets $1,50o.000 40 Branches Throughout Canada. • - Special attention given to .farmers' business: Fele Notes discounted or Consisted at lowest current rates: - • Savings Department.. Deposits of and upwards received. Interest paid;or added to principal ittimei *Pear Your money is too valuable to leave in the liouse where burglar. thieves 'or lire may take it front you or to invest it in Milky speculations of with dotibtini institutions ' thaft., Often in the past haVe'robbed tem of their bare earned•viesitie • • Iiitattiand ...Money Orders Jesiiied : • *hen sending Money to pArt iemCielier our aeon; o ez..i.nsfaty.a.rtayailabie.hereonksoldatthe lowest'ptiSsible.kateso Our Weber andprincipal'.evtilis in; the United State, and Great nritaln. • (C0it Morro -Courteous Treatment. NO Red Tape.. Brucefield and Dashwood Branches R 1' DUNLOP Manager I r uiTTN:DE I Iorrish 8s Crooks ersiewsas ORDERED CLOTHING. DIVISION COURT. LITTLE LOCALS, t . A seSsien of the Divisien Ceurt. was Mr, and. Mrs. Robb. PearSon 'enter - held on Menday 'with his honor Judge ta.ined • a number of young foil* from Holt Presiding. Captain Reece, who town on Wednesday. evening at their has acted as Clerk sine laet Mari*, hospitable home on the 2nd el Stan - did so on iVionclaY for the first• tirne wsienreee ehligsht ocwasnes aiibtetinntonineentiTher(;1.any wow(' sN,s xNsTreuTE. WILL PAY A SALARY, • InTethiAtilliege u*lailrl nibeeeblinidg aQiit" the thei publie importance. home o MrS, Tebhutt, princese street, on Captain AleTaggert, vilm recently Thursday, Sept. Xa4th, at g p, ,m. .A. resigned the posititin o secietaeye geed attendanee is requested, and a treasurer of the Collegiate histinate cordial invitation IS extended to visit - Board, Performed the duties thereof in ors, • ., 4 most .satisfactory manner for six. years without pay. The Board has nine THE LOCA,I4 MARKET. decided to 'add a salary of .filty dol- Wheat 85c to 87e. • lars per annum and is advertising for • Qa apPlicants-Fromenething ,to --•seeepeet:3-8e5e-o to 8c, - hundred dollars is quite a juran, ' Barley 45c to 500, ONT. ST. CHURCH, : • rilitder • Eggs 17c. ° The anniversary services in connec- Live Hogs. $6.60, tion with the League of this church - BAPTIST CHURcH. will be held next Sunday when Rev. • Dr. Cook of Ridgetown will preach The plater:Will Preechat each ser, both a: m. and evening and in the af- vice •nexl." Sunday : Morning subject ternonn Addiess 'the Sunday school. "Cities ref Refuge." .I the evening la 10011ESS fliES- ENTATION.TO I POPLIN CLINTON SKIP. A -very pleasant informal evening was spent 'at the home oi Mr. Jas, Fair last Tuesday when he entertain - e& .his rink ot ,"colts." • Thie rink at- tended a editple of tournaments during the Renewer and although net winning any vows, as peorge • Beep re- marked, "Wo are still in the 'console - tion anyway." In .the early part "of the ;evening Dr, Ball !took the floor and. asked_forelVir.--Paielseettention when he read the following address interlarded by humorous reinaeks . by Reuben Graham,' who then, on behalf Of the rink, presented' Mr. Fair with a handsome' gentleman's compa.nion. The address was as follows Dear BrotherBowler,-Having been go honored as to Appear upon the green away fromhome undee your Oplereneey. eveiiirig he, will 1 also de-. special series of sernibiis On the A.pose skilful leadership, we, le;e1 that- the liver an address to 'the League. As ie tie Paul will be :commeneed, subject : least we can do is to preeent you loritiet pastor of this Chinch Rev. Dreleibet shall we do with the boy." ?with some small tangible•token of our appreciation, trusting to. your gen-• erosity to accept tile same. . Cook is well remembered and no come and eniey.a good heaety sing. doubt .there will be large ,congrega- " tions to hear him. .PU1ZE WINNERS. The Missionary meeting in Ontario • M•iss Lucy Grant; - who. went out to St, • League, . Monday evening will be Virden, Man., some weeks •ago to vie - especially interesting, lrlissionary It .her brother,' Mr. Howard Giant, music vitill be furnished. Rey. Cook . toek a few, of heroil painting on will give an Address: • • The ladies' of the; church will fere . which she Won eight dollarS in prizes it .the Virden_ PMr, Mr. Grant . ex- nish a splendid dinner . in the lecture hibited some of his .stock whkh was room on Sept. 23rd teem 11 to 2 also awarded first prizes., • ' o'clock and supper from 5 0).7. : .„ . WILLIS CHURCH • ' ' ' IV LUCKY et eNCHER , ... MiSs. Evelyn. Turner, daugnter A,: debate .will take . place in the lecieure roan .0f. Willis church on;Tuese Mrs. Edward Turnet, town; left 011 Saturday last far , Willwood, f., Man., day- evening next under the auspices of • Where next Saturday at he home the Young peopte's Societe The sub- • eit her. brother,..Mr. Cyrne Turner, she ject' will be : "Reselved that there ,,, should be an Imperial Parliament for will be united in inartkage to. ' Ur''' Ric the British Empire but l each country herd Wood, a Seska,teireevan reale: The happy couple will tup composing it to have a sepaeate par_ ere coupleeke • . E.. their abode in a house' befit on , the liament Of its own.". Messrs. E. Ball and W. .1Viciteen will sneak for !Ate °I what a :nente * .°I ,years 1 ago the affirmative ..while Principal. Hart.; was kn°Wil as FiirblVal°1'. "lViiS'S Iiir-. .awpiplleabre ' for tillinehnii.!Rgantlils‘vie°i ley . mei Ur.. Iv. . s, R, 1.10imei . will nee was for Many years a resident of several 'terms e as, a (iThReoti.dyigtrs.' ienierbellr atilfd tta teaching staff of • the Charlesworth and Mr. Fleining.• • • . '• ' rint'lin* ' sch°°1'. She wai',Acs'et7eClli7 The ladies' of Willis. church Will held very popular i , and has many friends . her their anntial bazaar in the town hall . e Who will be extending the most, on Thursday, Oct. .8th. Ald,te Partici. ', cordial good wishes' ' ., .later. . , ., .1 THE EVAPORATOR . ST'AUTtlee' ST. F'AIII'S:01111itCH.6" ' • „ • , The tocal evaporeto • r -ening again. 114. -etoheig4tatiefeed - fitted the • • An- 'and. as :the S'teelW reclY glica.n pulpit's in Auburn and . Blyth 171°rc, ithe eta Vi tit" ease Last year twenty-liv on Sunday and The News -Record is ed.. e"peeple' were informed that h cre• ted . i on the pay roll and there has at tint- . , e a . .a veiy av- °rabic, impressien. - . , es been a still greater number. e 'ebb 1 outt last season was six ' carloads ' • We congratulate you highly in that, unlike other skips we could mention, your generalship,. achieved two victories for cacti defeat for is it not a pro- verb, 'amongst bowlers, that "it is all in the. skipping." Had we been so unfortunate ,as to have played un- der some skips, it might have beeii. e case of one, two, three and out, but yourlong experience, youe well knosen skill, not mention your museuler activity as displayed by you at times, yourrapid erewl on all toties to charm the bowl into the desired posi- tion, rendered • such a, fate remote, in- deed. • • Whole Nitlither Ova :Hayfield New Advertisements Rev: Mr. VrieSet end faintly left on lOarlil2c1-4/d' Ja•el's°n 4 Se14445' Friday for, their honeeut Strathroy Pecer4tions-W. D. Fair Co -& and in their deliartuee went .the last Farm for Sale -O. Brownree-5. of our summer visitors, • Millinery Onehingse-P. 4 G.-4 David still:800,k who is one "vv. For All Next Week-garlandee4 John whiddon,a peelers in the vale., Wall Paper -W, Cooper & Coe4 •nine hour& on Tuesday. orator pealed 105 bushels of apples in ASuPpielepijiiinea:IrtionoieLT:s*De.netr"gouelleiZgen'acits--Os-4:4 Mre *John Shorritt, Conservative candidate for the Commons in South t'argn't Clothing l'Ibliss;"41' V-4-41 Shoe Headque,rters-Fred. !elaciesoie-4 Huron, was in the village last Weise, Great Saving OpPortunitkeeeToeeie'aeilt, Mr,. Sherritt is the kind of candidate, the people take kindly to in that he Pe;ipenioeee rtcolR!visiaentn-epe,,,odge 'HL• Manel)g1bers111.50, is strenuous. kindlyt, honest, and ;eh d made. Be.yneld will do well for him • . oe eleetion day. County Engineer Paterson was in •We trust this, slight token we now hand you.may• have its uses. May the Soap Box remind . you of the kind, pleated and smooth things you said to eni when tendering directiona to play a particular , bowl. , May the Tooth Brush possibly recall to your memory the flavor of the liquid re- freshments with ''which we recruited exha.us.tednature during the progress of 'thegame,. And when the time iomes that the briishand comb will no longer ;bei an actual necessity, itt •iliat there wile be no hair to brush; much lesiicembe when you 'thole, up•• , On...those things,ded ' ly, and • o e happy days we spent tho liag Qn-TA'04.7 w1/11 r°garl the passing of the centre abetment and the filling in of Gralbraith's briege. Mrs. Ross and soh, William Ries of Buffalo, Were •in London a few eitys this week. ' Sir. Rufus Keyes, organiier • fcr the Canadian Order cif Foresters, was . in the village a few days this week working,. in the intereets of the order, • • 'Messrs. James Sparks, James• lecid George •Greenslade ik in the Exhibi- tion at London.this • weec, Mrs. Livingstone of Tuckersenith is the guest of Mrs. (r r. Stanbury. Mrs. Sturgeon and ,daughterc Mrs, Smith, spent tie veeek at London. •• Miss Hiles - of Kincardine !s the grieet of • her brother, Reit. J. Hiles: Mr. William! Ross ,nfe. Beffald'who comp home to attend the tenerel of. his !brother, Forrest, is 'spending a few days under the pareniat•roof. Miss Maggp Vanstone Qf Goderieh. uest. et her sister, Mrs, ingeon Sund4. ' s. James Thomeon, James ell, Murdock Ross and Frank Kecghxi attended the Libeeal conven- tion at Hensall on Tuesday: • ' Mr. Thomas Heard; who has been visit ng his son,' Thomas, at Thesalon the Past few . weeks, eeturned home Saturday. The schooner Jennies of! Windierwas, inthe herbor a iew days the past week wind. bOund. Dr. Smith attended the funeral of his grandefather, et, Barrie this Week. 'DOM Di ION EtEcTIONS, IVIONDA.Y, OCT. Zs'. THANKSGIVING DAY, MONDAY, NOV. 9, was. thee. Thome Ms Camtl together. • . • Signed : Reuben Graham, Geo. W. Berge, Nelson Ball. ' Rev. . . ey o DyUU con : . '. ducted tne services in st, peers on of evaporated stock; but ',that ' will Mr'Fair'sposivers. of oratory are "hardly be equalled this year, there net well known to members Of the bowl Sunday He is a ,brother Of the .wore thy ''principal . of our Public' • sehoOl being .as • plentiful 'a supply 01 , apples . tee Club, but he was caught en,aweres the and almost bowled . oeet. , That, how, apraedaciht mwealyl. be said that .they : both lAie °YaP6tat°t. has been under .• . nianagement "cif• Me. Case of TOwne_, kSs ever, was but for. a' spade and 'Pulling ' Case !ince 1094 and this. is one Of ‘.t himself together he ',made a• net and Mr. Clarence Johnson preached in geoap of eve, yhp ethers being 'ideat-' humorous reply, Saying le Conetusion.f:. 'Blyth Siniday a, M. and in Belgra.Ve : . 1 ed at Sealorth, Mitchell, Drenthe and "1thank you very much for ' your in the afternoon • • Milton. During the fourteen • yeaM• kindness WhiCh -I feel is entirely' une •"•NeZt Sunday both a: m. and even- I butiiiess desereed, ' though this season we Only ' ing Mr. Raniford. Will Preach hi St. that Mr Case hies been 'doing here he has won. the respect and eon- paup.3 .church. The lessen's for the day will be read: • by Mr: Clarence fidence -;of the townspeonle and those Johnsen and the lituegy by Mr. 'John Of the country by his genial manner 1 and straightforward .business Methods. l.fartley. . ' . • : . HORSE -BURNED TO:, DEATH.. :1)VESLEiC CHURbli. • • visit-(Aintoa-on-Sept_..23rd, and we purpose "to have everything in readiness for your reception) as . well as his. While in town we give you a heaity invitation to visit . . HURON'S LARGEST- CLOT ING AND TAILORING HOUSE. We do not ask you to buy if you do not -wish to, but will be pleased to shovr you thrnugh our - stor6, and inspect for yourself one of the finest stocks of clothing in Tallor-made or Readtfrto-wear Garments ever offered for inspection in these parts. While in town you are invited to make -this store your headquarters for the day, and leave any parcels, coats, etc., until going home.. Don't fail to see the hest 50c Work: Shirt In Canada for the moneg which Is our far01068 leader, quare 'Deal/ for Eversi Man." ORRISH & CROOKS SUCCCSSOrt to Hodgeas nil% Clothing. Store . On Frida.Y meriting east Jini Carter I TIL: Leagnie3t-.4nwe •114iall and John Deeves, apple packers .for • three -cornered social on •Monday ov- D. Cantelon, left Tom ,Cook's livery, ening. The name was apt but , the barn with a new outfit an tie drove to reasons therefor need not be -enlarged upon here. Adiong those present were several out-of-town students, of .the Collegiate to whom the Leaguers ex- thnded a very 'cordial greeting. Pas- tor Jolliffe, fresh from his trip to the Old Land, presided while the following program was beinegiven : the neighborhood , of Seaforth where they , packed • stobk • all day. As they had not fin- ished their work they put up for the •night at 'the Grip House and in the morning :they were minus their horse, At 2 a.m. the barn was discovered to be onefite end theflarries spread so quickly that.only• a „Small portion of the contents was saved. Mr. Cook's horse was the only one in the barn it the time and it was burned to death, It Was but a recent ;purchase and was a good roadet. The • buggy, .harness, etc. Were all new so` that 1VD. Cook's loss is considerable. and •iS all the. more 'severelyfelt front the feet that he but recently started in businesson his. own accqunt. HURON 'COc.tiNTY Y. M. C: . . The County cominitteer oi the Young. .Men'seChristian Aeseciatione. of Hur- on County met at the office of the County Secretary, Clinton, on Tues- day: • , • ' The members prceent were lelescers, 13Iaie frioderichi, • Hodgets (Godericti), Stoneman (Hetisall), : Chesney eSea- forth), spotton (Winghana), Scott and Hill (Clinton); together With the Coun- ty Secretary, Mr. Fleming, and the Provincial Secretary of County Work,. Mr, A," Cunene. Of leindon. Reports of Standieg eofitinittees were Made, aed it was found that good substantial pregress ed a baste charac- ter had been made, A form of corei etitution was presented and, adopted... Mr. Fleming reported .on his visit to Silver Bay, New York, where be spent over two weeks at the Y.M.C. A !Training Institute taking some • sixty leetures from leading Associa- tion workers and Institute men. He also latt before athe conimittee plans In detail for the year's Work. Organization in several places will now follow' as speedily as 'possible, mid it Is expeeted to organize during the year home eight places, for As- sociation work. 1la011 pla00 wIB IlaVe at the outset a elasS for Bible study, supplemented with Literal& and soeial pursuith and :plainly some ' pI ti hysica ac v s. , • Instrumental trio,. Messrs. all An- drows and,Watts. Solo, Mies Ida Wilkin. * ilecitetion„ Miss Jennie Shanrion. Ted, .Misses X. Reid and Se Holmes and Mr. Edgar 'East. Recitation, Miss Grace Cluff.. The 'partaking of coffee and cakes concluded .a very pleasant evening. • Rev. W. J. Joni* will preach next 'Sunday,, bah 'morning and evening.. HOIVIE FROM OLD LAND. Rev.. W. J. Jolliffe, the much es- teciried 'pastor of Wesley church, .and Mrs. Jolliffe reached home on.Mon- day after a visit of several weeks 111 England and Wales. In visiting re- latives whom they had not seen for years and many cities and points of historic interest they had a inost en- joyable. time, To The News -Record Mr. Joliette said yesterday "X spent my first Sunday in Lon- don. Mot Mrs, Jolliffe at Rev. E. Joiliffe's at Banbury and we motored to Stratfoed on Aeon and visited Ox- ford and other places ot inteteet. Then ,to Cardiff with a brother WhOis engaged in the lumber bushiesS. We visited old castles and: abbeys, some In ruins. Our next place; was in King - sweet, South Devine the moSt beauti• NI county in England. Here MY brother, Rev, Q. resides, We drove to Pftignton, Toreros% Tor- quay,, Brixham and other .places of interest and spent our last week in Loudon where We Visited the Franco -Witch Eirptisition, Winde sor Castle and many other i noted places. We sailed for home on the S. S. Corsican and reached Montreal on Thursday last after a pleasant voy- age. The weather was 'for the roost part good while we were away and we enjoyed our outing very much.° • ' • "no Mr. ainemslilftolYWfi:,111:dae.'eburghl CalMik bp in his gasoline launch and sped, last week With his 'many, who friceele - ering here. 1-h reruir.t aes Di*enaturtlsuamY.111, to their home. . The News -Record will be sent U." 2any:ceandtds.ress .until the end . oCstatlg for 5 Mr. Williani Sterling of the 4the bon, of Doclerich township Moved • isn on Friday last and has taken. VOSSICS— sion of the Jameseleacdoeald "eottage• which he purchased soine ,time ago_ Mr. Sterling was for h very long petiodi a resident of the township and twee* that happened ' so .far back as six years ago are skill fresh in his , ory as, or ieetapce, when he mid. Mr. 1'. J. Marks of our village used • to be ."wat2r bosses" at ale 'the Wes; inlhe.,rniLigyhtioarshtmr. neighborhood. On l . ley of Clinton coMpleted his ,contsae3. of filling, in, the big gulley on thee lake shore road. He made a goody job it and • did the work according toe specifications, but the roadway ii meehetoo narrow, in that resneet haw- ing the same fault at the new bridge: at Bayfield: le is passing . strange that the. county ceuneil Should bathe, the only two jobs it is doing ire' ihie " district. Is it, . the -couteciteetitai demi- inittee who areto blame T.. , • The evaporator is in Mir 13,ast., and'. 41 wdbal pelt tc; :tat 511a01:P°PUbigu:issh... ePilnesi Waiairea* v. 7t°ar iallT e°n The evaporator is one of. the must complete in Ontario and since last seasons new furnaces haVeefieca .put in. There are six furnaces,• 'seven peek- ers, fourteen trimmers, two: driers- ame. • two eliceea. These with a facer, packeei".. tontioshcirci,,, n a and Ifie manager, Mr. W. "•,J..Whirle , doe' -gknpidtfliP-ese'-ee.;..eei-';',Ste•-ee.eee-tnieai ekeleeelieeesrielq 'news 'de pege Iic 1 ariCd1404",911.,a doutge sWt. font., • •• So ..that the tkbeiegegte: ' Miss. ,Lizzie Sne1l has returned to uously.• Last season there were ' four her honk after spending the. summer Johns on the 'staff, Pollock; Devidsen,, at J3urk's eatee, • , . • ' Toms and Falconer but this fail Al,re Threshing. and filling 'tiloS• is the or- Polleckei spending in: the West. Imv- eler of the, day. •.° ' fig, when the fishing season ended, Miss Rose •Riley came home fromgone out -to a -farm to help an ..cild London to attend the 1 uneral of • her friend. during the rash of harvesting - breelier-in-iaee„ W. T, Roberton .ddk•e is ,uslad ;Or fuel, soft coal having:: It was intended that Rev. kr. Hill been itiumt •be too dusty and Sinut-Y", os Would 'have Charge of the, seryieee .and several, carloads are •iised •Ourhege in -the .filet.hodist church here On , Sun- +be Seaion...,One of the recent ennyen-, do'', Rev. H. - E. • Curti:: taking • the ieneee atethe vap is a fiVetoe.. scales: , anniversary services Cete's church Which Mr. Whieldon had installed tote but the' anniversaryhas ben postpone the convenience of hie patrons su •thate -• got into rhe Consolation next year ed for one week: • • ' from the, moment they arrive net& • We will appear ,as two-yeae olds , and Mr, tem'. Lyon, station agent, is Oft they leave farmers' -vphielesi. are...under land a few trophies, I Ilene.'" on his holidaye. shelter. •: • • . D'ea4 of Samuel After an illicdwanding °yet three years Mr. Samuel Barr crossed the bar on Sunday • afternoon last. Theugh only sixty years of age he had suffered so much that death .'came as a happy release.. 1 -le Was born near Kingston, but came to this come tY early and for Many years resided on the 16th con. of Goderich town- ship. .Fiveeyeare ago he moved into. Clinton. Mr. Bea wag an honest Man. .and ranch respected by all who •titew 'him.. He was a Presbyterian and. a •Liberal. • His wife died 'fifteen years ago and he it nowisnreived . by his daughter, Mrs. 'Edward Seruton, and son, Samuel, three Sisters, Mrs. Hibbert, Clinton, Mrs. Garvie; ' God- erich township, and Mise Barr at home, and two brothers, David at Summerhill and 'George at the 'Soo,. Mr. Bare was a member of Court Maple Leaf, C. 0, F., and of the 'Chos- en Friends: The funeral- took place on Tuesday, the smyieei being • cone ducted' by Rev. Dr.; SteWart and Bele. W. E. Kerr, The pallbearers. were : George Hill, Robert 'Thompson, W. Smith, G. Render, T. Cherehill and W., Sinal The family desire through The NewS- Record to thank the friends for their kindness during their bereavement. ' • .14311(dilliatOad. NESS Phoebe Jennison loft for Lon- don on Monday last after spending a irionth's vacation under the parental. roof. Mr. and Mrs. George Watts were visitors at the ,Wcsterit Exhibition on Tuesday. Mkt J. IIewtoe of Eingeton is , the guest of has sister, lyiro, F. - 0. Waldron.: , Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Layton were guestr of the former's brother, :John, In tondott over Sunday.' ) „ Mt and. Mrs. 1. Dodds of Clinton. were 'visitors ott the !toad_ the fore part Of thiS week. Miss Sara Nott spent part of And pot Week at the Toronto exhibition. Mr, Henry Peaceek visited Toronto Exhibition last 3,rveek, Miss Kellington 'of Beigrave spent a few &qt. Of last week with her sis. tot Lily. Mrs. E. Saville is visiting friends in London and Stritthroy. Mr. Ed. Jenkins, Who was, ill in Toe - onto has returned home to recruit.. Mrs, -Frank O'Neil And Miss Bessie have been Visiting in Londen this week Mies Anna Smith returned home 011 Satueday '.after a visit pf several ., • . days in Toronto - lifts. Fred. Murney and two children and, Mies 'Murney, Goderich, were guests at Mr. .11, Hunt's 'Saturday. 'Miss 13easie Davis 'yeturned homelast week from a, month's visit with Mrs. G. McCartnerand other friends ititV�odstock. Mrs, R. J, Howard of •Stnitfi's Fells and Miss Eva Boyd, Toronto, who have for some ' time been , visiting Went* in Bayffeld,were' in. Clinton on Tuesday, • • Master W. Sharttoh Sperling las re- turned tohis home in Battle Creek, -Mich., after a two months' visit with his 'grand-pareets, Mr. ! arid , Mrs. Ed. Walsh of . the London' Road; Miss Ruby M. Jolliffe D. A. leaves on Friday for .Pennington, NOW Jersey. She will visit her brother, Dr, A. V, Joilifie, in Philadelphia, Pefor a few days before.the opening of the academie year, • Misses Morgan andelarnee of Strath- roy, where they managed the lead - Mr. aud Mrs. Eph. Runstitaler Tuesday morning on a driving teip -through Wingliam, Teeseva,ter, Walk'- . erton and other places. They will te- ing millinevy business, aro now itt tee: .• , Mise Trowhill wais up from -Dundalk last week, Visiting it thee peeetelat.. home. Mr- Frank O'Neil was: cin the it list fora Jewdays this week. Dr. Frank BOles of Crookston, Mhua.,. is the guest of his mother„ Mese Beles. • " Mr, Albert May returned to hik -he'inn- in Stevensville, Montana, going via. . P; R. • ' Mr. Steve Taylor Of irfinnedozwe Waal is the guest of his brother; CoureeD- lor. J, Taylor. Mrs. Mille, of Helena, Montanat and Miss Amy Howson were Toediek. visitors last week. Miss Malik Cleft wet to Stratford . on Saturday and is now attencraeg, the Normal School in that city: - John Ransferd went to Porcine& this morning to attend a meeting et the executiVe °COM diocese of Ibex- . on. ' Registrar Coats wine dowit fame 'Goderich on Tuesday to attend the funeral of his old friend, the late Samuel Barr. • Mk. *George ;Wallace and Tile sister,. Miss Martha Wallace, of St. Augua- tine visited at Mr. IL D. Keeie and • other friends in Clinton 'yes. - turnthe latter part of the wet. - charge of Hodgens Bross. mM illinery ee. rdeccoliiiinnietia rtiriendte.Thn:d wi come n eveFY0 a highlyoubt itn* Wtoililvinalnyeesatellirgabeyil oollidali°dis°d•wchaywaste! niaintsin tile splendid reputation alook after the Conse.rVative intereatie: at the court: of raisin. at Under - r, D. 11. Ittenedy drove:ape wlth him Me. "S. DaVis retureed on Tee" Way' drein 'a fortnight's visit 16; Tottrrice. „Ilodgens' tnllltnrry rifts had for Malty yeaVS. „ gOV. J. Greene ,,was Owen Sound. this week attending the funeral 44 his brother-in-law, J. W. Prost, Ile has a half dozen grandbididvere Owen Sound, who died in the hospi- in that city. and they, the retie tai a New Liskeard on Sunday, Mr. Frost was in Cobalt country • looking over some -mineral lands for clients when he was taken ill. There and other attractions helped him Pak in the time very pleasantly„ Mr. Thomas Dunbar hag eeturned" Hamilton to resume his duties it not being any medical aid at hand the Molsonel Batik atter spendingow he was carried en it stratelter brief and most enjoyable' tiorrisr• through tko SWAMP ta Mathewson with his parents and brotherS• and thence taken by train to New their home, mate eot,thge on Ilite Liskeard hospital wh: he died. rittylleld Tt,004,, a.