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Home My WebLink AboutClinton New Era, 1909-07-29, Page 40 0 The Minton New Bra july,29th, x9og 4 Y. M. C. A AMP The Minton New Bra Ir In M Vain hope. "But," we say to our Wend, "Won't It -pretty. nearly bankrupt you if - you Sto.re, wife to go kepp.on eheouraging ypur shopping for.dresses,and hats. and things?" CLINTON, "Yes," he acknowledged, "but It will be worth all It costs, I think she may ws�l. become so interested that sbe will for- get about spriu,- housecleanip.g.11-Chl- eflau Post'. tKints-to our. Correspoudents. - In et G�fe- Plice. "We liave . it mau An .this pri son -who Write on one. side of th.e paper owy.- nev(�r fri - ell O.'esegpe," declared the Mail in, time to reach �is Wed-, ti,end keerwr. 4,1vilati.-S -lie in for? ne8day oT each week (or, soouey..) inquired the Avoid all items reflecting - on - A Itor, personal character, but'send AfL "Rigamy," replied the, head keeper.-,_ thes NEWS. Check off this list, it' lilay as; sist7on to reuxertiber-itil.im0ort, tint ltern:, Deaths, 2NI, First Aid,. Accidents, Ohgch X,6ws,, "If YOU W&O'CIVIled. 1100h tll.'ftil with Suppers or _Ppcsor�,tiitlons, a hysterical P&sop,"asked the eiai . u We Removit.1s, Visitors, er tit the . etnerge I ney class, "whaf w6ul'd Lodge.News, Fires, Public Imbrovernents, you do," LILIV-cases, The Crops, ."I'd amputate bis - funty-, bone," sald School Matteis; the studeut'' witli. I turn 'for surgery Anythfng else 'D -FA.NCY DRY GOOPS STAPL.E AIN )11LMNEAY�. FURS. MA!NTLES B , i"- - e. a's hn'i e-, r e W W iiosiervr S, I .&_J� C pe,ia 1- 1 Xibbed Cashmere Hose do6ble knee," good �qft ya in'jn, blac. k.onlk, all.sizesi regularly .gold at 2-5c and -,)0q, for Otlick. ielling, .... SEE THESE IN 0tR:W.1NDOW. Zknirt- -Wads s A limited.*quantity of Whiv� Law n,Shirt Waist s, all -'sizes in' the assortme"nt., These are. extra value' for the m6nev, and should -only last a' f6w ho'urs. Would. be crood value -at 75c- While -they last, only ....... I ............ v ............................ C ... 40 WE OUR IWIN�b#'WDIISIPLAY. Dres, s muslins'.. a Great Sacrifice All 'the Muslihs leftln stock that have hereto- fore sold at..T'5c, I 8.c and 20C,, 'including floral. de— signs in pink, gra . y, b,lue, - niauv . e and. tan, Ad while' they last� per yard ................... ......... d urash Belts w1me 136autifully. embroidered Wash, Belts all sizes, r"e*g. .-5,c, for .............. .................... . 15c 211 Wain" Due ji�st the time -to take.advanta he reduc tion' in. Awning Duck. Red-angaewoh'iite. E;tripe, besi; quality 35c, 'fO rdg. 811adk Sateen ..-Unde'rskirts T�ese Skirts �are' all brand fiew goods,- full widtli, neatly' trimmed with self.frills, and 'if. bou-glit in the,lrqular-way. would retail at $1.2.3, our price ..................... ......... IThO wo AdOrdse we 801). ch.& 0,0 sell Advertises ug. What lye july,29th, x9og AN PROTEST Y. M. C. A AMP 10111 10131,11 TQ theVolitor of theNew Era Are You Going to Concerning Rev. J. Greene'sprotest t "the Sam" placing & Amid the downpour of rain on F r'. day last.a 9acDonald College, nelph. PeOPle's = terrific yell of greeting fro m $3000 Travel? X Uls Ma3esty over the, bar. -the r low, door of the Hotel Normandle in" to enter another corner or Huron and Main areei o. front 10 strong throats, annonticed the awri of D. 0. Cantelon onFriday even. pernift pr)- test anybody taking it against 'reeue parely U Ust sly' M return of the boys from the Y. 31. CA cam at Iron Springs, at which every of this week. The White Dyke If you are, either by rail or have been Had t boy i ad the dine of his lifo. a trip on inland waters, or joking, we nc his word that the ngure In question is Th ough lb would be difticult to !in - agine a more disagreeable day to break W t d the briny," by across any line, on a statue of Xing. Edward, nobody would ever have thought of it. Will Nr� Greene undertake to say that the statue resembles His, most gracious Majesty In any.. one particular? It so, 0 M and although -the boys had the fflrnpi'le return trip in pourink rain,they were all in the highest of spirits, and in the 'pink of physical condttion' after their 10 days of bracing outdoor life. fl... call I for King E4wa.rd VIX ! The - 13 , a a sorry The boy$ were kept so busy every John Ransford, statue haq always reintrided'ine, ot Ar- temins War4% wax figure, which he day during camp at gymnastics, ath. letics, baseball, boatii3g, - I ewlmrnlng� TOWN AGENT Ge T. R, sometimes exhibited as Sir Frances Bond -Head. other times . as Captain tramping, VN6 study, camp-Ilre v grams, etc.. and everybody an terji, 1; door Mclson's Bank Kidd,the bold pirate,andsometimes as JudasIscarlot. On being remonstrated to the spirit of'every activity $0 pleas - antly and heartily, that nobody had leller by the public of about , e next to OM t with, be replied, the versatility of the time W be lonesome or time for'AnY- statue was its essential beauty. Mr. thing but. downright enjoyment. The 8 P QR T 6 Greene assumes that Sam placed the boys had scarcely time to write a post 44 ++++++X, CLWTON NEW ERA THURSDAY. JULY. 20, 1909 statue over the bar door, to indicate thatHIs Majesty Invites and welcomes His ' subjects in to take a drink. How card home. The days went swiftly by anA the pleasurecame to an end quite too soon. ,ompleted Our store in Fort William will be r first gaine between them andBrusse 8, the protest Committee, decided t at does he know that Saux did not place it there to indicate that the majesty, of Murray Jackson,, of Clinton, demon- strated his skill in the culinary art to the game should be played over. on Monday, and its absolutely necessEtry to sell THE 11ASONIC ELECTIONS the law was fully maintained in his ho, tel, and that Anybody even �hlnking Of the satisfaction and delight of every - body in camp. Iiis specials were tea three thousand dollars more of there aga in and efeateol them by a, breaking it would be struck with ter, that figure biscuits, pancakes, Cherry ies, which our stoQk in'the next few days. We must ror at the sight of majestic. tit times brought a rouU of cheers turn this much stock int6 cash immediatel4y, and I Go Carts over the doorway? And how dbes Mr Greene know that the King ui3der corm from the boys for the cook. Murray contribn ted a great deal toward the have decided an scQre of 1-0. tain circumstances would not invite success and pleasure of one of the STANDING OF LEAGVE4 sundry of his lo�41 subjects in to take a drink *.1 1 think Mr, Greene had bet. camp's main features, viz eating, You -boys F, Urtber a1Qd G reater., Goderich". 0 1 857 B13rtlf .4 5. 4441 ter withdraw his prbtest, an ess d pass his soul in patience and not worry any should have seen those eat! Mr, F. H. Chant, of Clinton$ was. a to.the Clinton 2 - 5 2$5 most valuable acquisition camp* Boys' Amateur League. longer as to where Mr. Cooper aces -hisstatues, whether up stairs.plown I erforruel admirably the staff. H duties o nL leader and physical dir. etsp Aug. 3rd;. -Tigers vs Giants f� .. 11 6th -pirates vs Maple Lea , 10th stairs, inside or outside, and so long as ector assisted in the religious work, I 1ith-Piriko vs Tigers he does not, tell us who the statues re acted as camp physician, and assisted in order that we may close this business without Belleville Is to *Have the Meeting present or are supposed to represent, I am sure noliody will ever know. the, cook when needed. Fred's past experience as prospector in New On. further delay. Com Mencing Next Year. PROTESTER, tario has made him an expert:carnper. Friday Moro 149 In the election of officers of the Grankinulk Railway Enterprise Re is an all-round handy nian, and was on the job frorri- start to finish, equal to - anything. illy 30tp Masonic Grand Lodge at London last week there were twerity-four candlt- dates, and It took so long to coun It is not generally known that the GracolTrunk Railway System have. lately � Commissioner Mr. A. H, Robertson of: Auburn act, ed astent- leader and Assisted with the religious work, physical work and the ballots that the result could not be appointed a of InduAries. Wm. P. Vqtzsimons Esq,, everything else that was going on. His inspiring his We cut onces on Summer stocks, that should aunuunced until the lodge assembled, for the afternoon session. whose business it will be to empluy every legitimate means to -promote addie.-ses, were and pleas ing manner and personality - wori the make them fairly melt away. Rea4y FRIDAY' R. W. Bro.. Judge D. J. MacWatt,of Sarnia,was electea Grand Master With the-agriculturAl, industrial snd mer heart of every boy for hirri. Mr Cullens, Provincial Secretary, morning. out opposition. There was it contest �Or Deputv Gr r1il Master between R. A cantile interests, and particularl y to* develop to the fullest extebt possibLe London, was present for the first half of the carnp,-and made lots of fun for V or. .8ro, Aubrey White, of Toronto, the naturalresources of. the territory contiguous to its rails. Operatiotin everybody. Reis an exp6rt 'at; base- Rr dhol , War. Bro, A. Shaw, of King-; ston. Bra. White was chosen by a have been. commenced along these bollecting balf,-dish-wasliftig and cainp. fire talks He conducted the camp's -church. ser - 67.5 yards Fine American Dre@s Muslins in all the very newest color combinations and designs. 'Regular pric e largemajority. Thefistisasfolkows: Immediate Past Grand master -M. lines, by information as to opportunities for sucdes%ful operation - vices on Sunday. He delivered a splendid sermon Sunday' mbrintriv on everywhere25c. For quick clearance .... ................. 90 W. Bro.' A. T. -Freed, flaintlLOn. 9i trading.in various midrters and as ' eg ards the possible* establishment of the 23rd Psalm, and in 'the e�ening 750 yards fine�t English Prints, Scotth Zephyr, Ging- Grand Master -Al. IV. Bra.' D. X Mao%Vatt, Sarnia (acclamation), -ente ne.w indu4tries . and various r" that, could be succes8fult around the camp fire, preached an evangelistic sermon on. - 1%Aechaeds hamd, Challies and Cliambrays, that sold at 10, 18, 20, 25 and Deputy Graud Aaster-R, W. Bro, poses Y operated at each point seeking Jesus." 'could 30_�, all one price .......... I ................. I ........ I ....... :350 pair Women, Girls and Boys stockings in ten differ- kinds fatiry Pri�cess R b Re AuOvey White, Toronto, -,UrandSenic&Warden-R. W.-B�O. . I , onit"s "Owe, Thi London. r rhe iesults of such work must, be manifestto everybody; and we, con - -ratulate the Grand: Trunk. Railway , No better group of boys be found in Huron or'�any other county in Ontario, than the group, that.were ent including hosiery and7 9 u-, lar 25,3 ..... .......... 17C '5, 40 and 50a. While they last.... Grand J unior W`arderl�R. W. Bro J, P. Rankin, Stratford. 'System xnost�heartily upon their enter there, representing Ex6ter, Seafortb, Zurich, &ubnen and Clinton.. Every 585 yards Embro'd 3ry an a Insertion that sold up to 10 4c' W.Bro. EITI Mal)ne, Toronto prise in this regard arid tru§t it may have a mutually -beneficial result. boy Vas in the camp spirit'.. doing all he coild to help ever yth.itig on, I being nedlate sale .................. I ......................... kacclaniatioh).. Grand Seevetary-R, W'. .8ru. 'R, L The work'of collecting this informa- 'tiOn has been pfaced in the -'hands or agreeable and helping I!che other fel Just 203 yards left of that wide 40 and 5,Oc R.ibbon in 15c an,flamimon (acclamation). `(iranaRegistrar-R, their Town. Agent, Mr. John, Rawf- low" to enjoy himself. Everybody ne trly all colorq, selling at ........................ %V, Bro'. Geo. -ell, i risbuf Ai. (ion Am 9. ford;.-ind we feel sure'tliab when we. was one, 9-tid.friendsliips were fornivol wliieb *illlast, arid brighten We live s 57 only Women's fine Mull waists, beautifull embroid- Urand'Chaplain-lt. W. Bro. Rev, Say this, We need add nothing further in the dtre'ctio4 of informing the gen. of the boys th ronghout the coining e,ed,size;32toft Regular price $2 each. WNe they last .750 F.:E_Pitts, New LiskeaVd. Bodrd at Ueneral Puiposes- R. AV. I eral public that the!pork inoluescion yeRr, anawhich,'we pe; witl be re- bor n6wed next Tear. in. the same'' place 125 yards English Art Sateen in some beauttf al desi us.. Regular,25 and.:M,--. By the end per yard ................... B.ro*s. Fred Ouestp St4'Jaoin"- Cieb S.* 111a Octawa;S� A10WEUrtov, 1`Ltrolea; will'be inost efildentlyuind thoraugh- and on: the sarne "oeemion. Eve�v. -step 1 body. took'a forward n the build - A few hundred yards left best -Canadian Flarrnel�ttes i -i light and dark colors. Best 124 -equality to sell at 92119 w. i D., rope, Grimsby; -Oul. W', A. Pont�nj 'Belleville. ing alean, body and the re 1 lt6 lea t1of a de , up of astr6p.gZ,vistia., Jhitraccen Pd Place of.ineiring, 101� -City of* Belle,- to Church'.C.hfm�s A Bi )�e-ftr Wec 0 ri� circle %ias for I f 21 only white tinder5kirts with 8J inch frfil of fine em* broidery. Regular value *10). Whilethey last ....... 480 vilie. it, W* Bro. P. A. Sonierville, of whow-ere:'thiare, to.read dailvat U30P in. -a portion. of God's. -,%ova, *an Haknimon,was ainong.th-e.noutinated A VI LLIS. simnitaneously�' What inspiring IC)Ovards plain colorSateens in almostAll the standard light ancl dark shades that sold at 15 and 18c per yard. . On 3, n � tor-the'Butrd of Li6ieral Purposes. M. W, 8ro. J. Ross R6b6rtsOn,8 pro- I The- congregation- of: this�, church :thought, for each`onb, to kn6w that when he sits down to read at this hour skile now ........... ......................... ............. posed auiendmenjtto the raethoa U hppr�blate the. 6xceflent.5'ernions of daily,.the rest of his -cainp cobip?tniions electing Urand, Lodge offic�vs was to 1�ev. Mr.. Sym min gton,,who is supblY are sitting down at the:s&me time for 150 pairs Fine French Xid Gloves, B)"ack, Tan, Brown,' the eflec;; that noiuina��Qns should. be ing for the summerx months during the same purpose -m- absent froin one Grey, White. etc. Every size but not every size in each -col- or. Best $1.25 (lua;lity for . 75o tnade in the. 'lodges thoqnselves some the absence.of Dr. Steward. A much was Sun.*, %nother. but together. ........ I ............... ........... Lita-, prior to the rueetipgof the Uraiid appreciated sclo rendered on The P.kpecl.ation is that next year 475 yards Englisb and American WrapperettO and 0 ut- Lodge. and that in io's tlio� non at u should be sent to every lo4ge to �Gtv day'evening by Mis. Chown., the cGr6mittee will lf, ave all the boys in chnio they will ne able to , acdorn, ing Flannel, all' good patterns, light or dark, you cannot buy this quality anywhere tinder 15 and 20o peir:ftrd.. A.11 1. upon. This would do.away With etec UU11 at Urand Lodge communications. -SI., PAULS m p this, thing odate. Let us all hel' r3 Maim. one price now ................................ ............. .820 The amendment proposed by it. W. A celebration ofthe Holy Coinmun... Bro..x16odi.es�,of lii�rnllton,. was some-. whatsimilak. Hls;proposal ion will 'be h04 e close at tk -of, the morning service Little Lovals wasthat' the. districts.should-hoid I their- ineet- During'Adgu;lb -the- Sunday Soboo The Oreakegt Drass' 664id's' Ing a� a date,euitable to the several districts an oi before J lily 1, arict,elect will meet at 9.30 a. in. instead of 2'80 ',p. m.,as heretofore. -Oivic h6liday oo, Moridovy,'Au'g. DO. delia an the d report the: e ecLipn ....... RE-ki) the ads. . and save.., money Chatice You Will.Get (�r ra;nd L� at, a, ge. - The'pVesent method is to elect the D. b.- U. A. at* a meet.' ing ONTART0,STRECIT thereby.. NNIA,)r shouldn'b all stc�res close early i of the-representixtives -of' the dis- Th�,Quarterl�. Love .-Fe"t and liell- these w ar ni days: For Many a: Day, triev on -W4 Wednesdak evening of Grand Lodge in th6city, Where. Lhe Both', Owship meetirig will be held next Sun- day morning, 'cotbinencing at 10 �0-%,v'x ..,Council meets on Monday evening ofoext week... communicatiori is.beld. propo o'clock. At.11 o'clock the pastor sitions were defeated by large maj urities 'will pr6itbli on "The Gospel in ininiature," WHAT about Civic 111oliday".. Wh' y There is nothing the m�tter 'with them, Several othe'ramendmentb wei-e -pro. after which the Sacrement . of the is it to be Monday, Aug; 0 1 except being,in sm:111 ends, such., as 4-, 5, 6 pos.ed and withdrawn. Theanietiolmentof R Ale B'ro. IX J.' Lord's Sdpper will'be dispensed. - The i;abj'ect of the evening discourie will Tiipeiarly shopper gets t bje' -pick of 1 and 7 yard lengths,' etc. The - lot' -includes MaeWatt, of Sarnia, that the..Grand Secretary -and Gritud. Tr6asurer. be ex- be IlThe,ma6, the -20th Century De- rnand&" The Quarterly Official 86-ar;d. tbegodds.' Morat.-Shop: early. . I, you loab anything try a NLFWERA Panamas, Voiles, CashM. ere -s, C ispines Qffieio members of the Boarq.,of Gene. will ineet on Monday evening at eight e lost ad. They br�ng good r stilts. Broadcloths, Poplins, etc., and every. color r4l JVurpopo Wa§- Wopted Without ob. o'clock, .:`:Tm,- ilian who sai 4 "Talk is cheap" Is,* you want. Regular 75c, 85c, $1.00'anci some The i4porb of tlie Credential Cam. neverbad to pjiy nis.Wife. telephone charges. $1.25 per yard. Take your Chg.i-..e whil mitee was subaiitted,- showing the at, tendance to be the largest of any. aun- 'ot: BAPTT871. nn 'MY arleswoth ii holiday Tii� moving pieturesbow.has &osed for a. month or so. ovOng to �the -warm you get the chance, at per yardi outside Ag at, London this w6ek and n3xt. tveather� only ......................................... Toroatb,- The toUl- Yegistration-is 9,12; efreseriting 1,536 votes, There Tbe, pulpit will be.stioplied Mr. J rues Tacker -in the niorning, and Retvt. J. 'TuE ftelds of golden grain aro now in evidence on nearly every farm are 4 lodges, ot these 2-40 &Pa 'rel)fe- Greene in the evening. hiire-Abouts. sentated-by the regular ' offibers and 20 by,Past Masters,. while 71. are. rbpre-, Givi the printers A chance. :I)Onit sented L537 votes. There are 411 Genaral William Booth,'commander look for' it lot ig free. notice, with a Last oi the 'Fine Und erwear. lodges; of these 210 are it, prese, ated.by theregular officers and 20 by Past =;f� the. Salvation Army, on tarted.,oft Another of bis sniall paid ad, IT is expected the iiesults of dlie.Ae- masters, while .71 are *reprep6nted by motor crusades through,14' mg,land. The partmental exanis will be ready about just ioo garments, finiest Summ(!r Un(terw.ear proxyi' There are 74 lodges unrepre... pented.' octogeri%rian' silvationist has this time1aid.out a trip ..covering 1,"o the'rpiddle, o* f . August. that sold UP,tO 45C per garment, clearing De�ut.3t Gribil masters. miles, during, iwhich he will address all meetings. -'SPr Pres-' A� WIAL meeting of Hii.ron will beheld at 'Exeter on =ay this week at .................... ... ............... 2. for 35ce The election for Distrioit beputy Grand Af aster�, resulted as foliows. - rbe Commission of -the E-oumenical 6C Of this week. Alt4T,mother- going to get any holi- 1. Brie, J. C. E Hiatt, M. IINP., Glen- on ferenceoftlioAlethodist.church�s. of the world which met at - Ashbury daythisyear? Notevtn k, trip to. Bayfleld,? y0ii can mean It. i 2 Lofidob, Wr. Wal lade, Niiesto.wn.' - `.Kodg . Park,'N. J., last week, decided to hold the next conference in Toronto, in START up -a lfttle�lflre1n* the furnace Half =price for Silks� 4: Soul.h. A is. ns Lueknow. ' uron, 'North 'D,. October, 1011, Inilsooriferotice repi;e, sefits Methodism from. till ts of t e every other -week or so.r It keeps'the rust from getting in its works., '5. Huron, Patterson, Lucknow, world. Toronto delegates w 11 b pair e Rev . Gim�,Tprospects no . w for a bun) per We doubt if Silks such as, these have ever be- 6. VVilaon4 J. A. Messicar, Scotland -Drs. Carman anA Bri st Judge Mae, ludger. raspberry arop. The peach growing * fore been sold in Clinton at anywhere hear. the 7. NV611ington, W. 1). flou sLons Ber' Laren and Vr. H. H. Rev. G. G. Harris. B. A., missionary disuicts also V e fine. promise, gi price. l000 yards finest Taffetas) Louisine and lin. S. Hamilton, W. -M. Logan, Ramil- to be supported in West -Huron by t4e 6riCh L God District Epworth Leagilit, GooD mor ningl Ha�,e yoti-renewed your Ni�rw RRA sabs,.riptiob? Take a. Messeline Silks, in every- color you mky ask for. 'Beautiful tom 9. Georgian, W. A. Sineath, H!Inw w Ill Campaign` the Districti as follows i 4'auc at'the label this morning. I . rich gl?s§y Silks, suitable for, -waists, wood,' Aug. Ist, 11 a in, Goderich, Victoria St ox,july let 56 new - post offices were opene(l"in Cahada, ten were -closed and dresses and trimmings that -sold all 'over at 85c- and. W. Nia . gania, Merrimam, St.. Cathar- Ines. . ; ki , 7 p my No r t h 8 t, 2nd Holaiesville five offices had their. names obotriged. *i.00per yard. The greatest Silk bar' 11. 'Toronto East, J. - P. Power, 3rd. Bithe' on RAVIleld) Wjmv you put your, advertisement gain you will likely get at the price -f ........... 49CA Queensvifie. 12. Ontario,' R-Alpli Clark, Ralibur- 4th Go.he'n (;on Varna) '5th Seaforth in Tan NnNv BRA You Are talkini; to tne best people in the town, and dis- ton, Walton trict. 13, Pelpee Mward-, R. 'H. Spence, Trentoh, Sth Auburn'Circuit 9th Blvth TaE lawn of Mrs. Couch on. Ontario 14. Fronte ac, T. D. Miftnes, Xing- 10th 14ile Street is. being extended to tbeltAtten- bury b0n, which Will inake an I'm- Fuither reductions in Silks, Trirnminus, Litlm ston. 15, St. Lawrenqje, -A. Longstafff 11th angannon 12th -crew provement to the lot. ens, Corsem, Underwear, Whitewear, Fine. Mus-. Xemptville. - 17, Ottawa, D. H. MaIntosh,.0arle- . , . Is: 13th Beniniller l5th, 11, ii� in, Clinton, Wesley TAIizn a rufi out int6 the ccfuntry these days when you get a, chance. lins, Raincoats, Skirts, Lace Curtain�,- Tapestry ton Pla ce. �. .� I 1 17, Algoma, T. J. Cherry; Keowittin 2,3013 in ; I . Tdrner'g' .7 PU .01inton Ontario St )�oudcsboro The country lookef _ hie and the scenery is -beautiful.- None better, in Can ad A, le. Nipi6sing, J, %b. Waiiace, Lit4e 10ch and Chenille Curtains, Draperies, Millinery, et current. 1% Muskoka, Dr.,S. IN, Davis,Pilr* .17th Constance NOTIC14','(1) A collection will be tak. Tiln9veat'ni!ssionot the telephone -and rural �ostnl delivery is to connect Sound. 2U, Otonabee,Dr.S. 1". Ford, N()r. en at each taecting to defray expens-8 . and to prornote District work. the farmer with his market I and the greab mission of the farmer is to feed (2) 14, -h Tjmque will be responal ble- the tharket. 0. Eastern, John Rildle, Cornwall. 11 g A for entertaint g and cotiveyin It' 1141,18 to!hIs radialn Rome circle meets In Tim0a next nop6iotffiebt. I (3) All week ulkhtsWrvicesatS o clock It ie V, A . 0, A. hall this evening. A . A Gi&eat Impr6vemcut abarp, '(4) tull atten danceisre(Inested, The'.DiA- trict Organiver will be present to rd - On Tuesday of this week �oah Cook, it is uvged that these ineetirlgs be well Announced and that all our dress the ineeting. I the well-knoion bus triala., placed his bu4 In. Commission again, after having people, es,eafidly.evety Leaguer. bear, With Mr Harris, PL=4T1VVL&n, I frequent showers of r1in have fallen lately, to that the it intho hands oft e painters fcr it month. IrAsWell-finichedaudierea. and -gob acquainted our missionary, President, Rev. A, H crops are in splendid condition, mok. N It to its owner. � Mr. Cook belfov& -in having everythwif In AlrfA-Claas Order, Jones. Auburn-,, Seeretary, Mr A., F, Johns. Ing the farmers optimistic, with the promise of ex0ellent, crops. Ir In M Vain hope. "But," we say to our Wend, "Won't It -pretty. nearly bankrupt you if - you Sto.re, wife to go kepp.on eheouraging ypur shopping for.dresses,and hats. and things?" CLINTON, "Yes," he acknowledged, "but It will be worth all It costs, I think she may ws�l. become so interested that sbe will for- get about spriu,- housecleanip.g.11-Chl- eflau Post'. tKints-to our. Correspoudents. - In et G�fe- Plice. "We liave . it mau An .this pri son -who Write on one. side of th.e paper owy.- nev(�r fri - ell O.'esegpe," declared the Mail in, time to reach �is Wed-, ti,end keerwr. 4,1vilati.-S -lie in for? ne8day oT each week (or, soouey..) inquired the Avoid all items reflecting - on - A Itor, personal character, but'send AfL "Rigamy," replied the, head keeper.-,_ thes NEWS. Check off this list, it' lilay as; sist7on to reuxertiber-itil.im0ort, tint ltern:, Deaths, 2NI, First Aid,. Accidents, Ohgch X,6ws,, "If YOU W&O'CIVIled. 1100h tll.'ftil with Suppers or _Ppcsor�,tiitlons, a hysterical P&sop,"asked the eiai . u We Removit.1s, Visitors, er tit the . etnerge I ney class, "whaf w6ul'd Lodge.News, Fires, Public Imbrovernents, you do," LILIV-cases, The Crops, ."I'd amputate bis - funty-, bone," sald School Matteis; the studeut'' witli. I turn 'for surgery Anythfng else 'D -FA.NCY DRY GOOPS STAPL.E AIN )11LMNEAY�. FURS. MA!NTLES B , i"- - e. a's hn'i e-, r e W W iiosiervr S, I .&_J� C pe,ia 1- 1 Xibbed Cashmere Hose do6ble knee," good �qft ya in'jn, blac. k.onlk, all.sizesi regularly .gold at 2-5c and -,)0q, for Otlick. ielling, .... SEE THESE IN 0tR:W.1NDOW. Zknirt- -Wads s A limited.*quantity of Whiv� Law n,Shirt Waist s, all -'sizes in' the assortme"nt., These are. extra value' for the m6nev, and should -only last a' f6w ho'urs. Would. be crood value -at 75c- While -they last, only ....... I ............ v ............................ C ... 40 WE OUR IWIN�b#'WDIISIPLAY. Dres, s muslins'.. a Great Sacrifice All 'the Muslihs leftln stock that have hereto- fore sold at..T'5c, I 8.c and 20C,, 'including floral. de— signs in pink, gra . y, b,lue, - niauv . e and. tan, Ad while' they last� per yard ................... ......... d urash Belts w1me 136autifully. embroidered Wash, Belts all sizes, r"e*g. .-5,c, for .............. .................... . 15c 211 Wain" Due ji�st the time -to take.advanta he reduc tion' in. Awning Duck. Red-angaewoh'iite. E;tripe, besi; quality 35c, 'fO rdg. 811adk Sateen ..-Unde'rskirts T�ese Skirts �are' all brand fiew goods,- full widtli, neatly' trimmed with self.frills, and 'if. bou-glit in the,lrqular-way. would retail at $1.2.3, our price ..................... ......... IThO wo AdOrdse we 801). ch.& 0,0 sell Advertises ug. What lye july,29th, x9og Clarence Johnston -will supply the )APIt of the SeaforthAkii4lican dis. xict during themonth of August. John Hartley will return home to. iigbt. after adina few WeeUR itt spo' 9acDonald College, nelph. DON'T forget the Garden Party of the Wesley Intermediate League on the awri of D. 0. Cantelon onFriday even. of this week. The White Dyke 37 and will be in attendance. COINCIDENT With tbe 70th Rookfellpr DirthdAy the- Standard Oil Company innourice an locrease of one cem a ;f�llori in the price of gasoline, wbichl will mean it, birthday gift to Mr. Rock- specials leller by the public of about 8 P QR T 6 44 ++++++X, Hammocks Owing to Walkerton, protesting the $5.00 Hammocks for3-75 first gaine between them andBrusse 8, the protest Committee, decided t at $3-50 for2.5O the game should be played over. $2.25 for 1,50 on b riday avenli last Brussels ent I there aga in and efeateol them by a, score of .3-0. A totat df 5-0 on the round. It was a sorry -day for Walker;, to.6wherithey playedthe gavaeover, I Go Carts as they had won the first garne by a I scQre of 1-0. $5.06 Go Carts for 4-00 STANDING OF LEAGVE4 $3,50 for 2.50 Won Lost Goderich". 0 1 857 B13rtlf .4 5. 4441 Mitcbell 3 4 428 1 Clinton 2 - 5 2$5 Seliedule of Base Ball Games I A Boys' Amateur League. June 30th -Pirates vs Maple Leafs Aug. 3rd;. -Tigers vs Giants f� .. 11 6th -pirates vs Maple Lea , 10th C 00per, S -Giants vs Pirates 13th -Maple Leafs vs Tigers I 1ith-Piriko vs Tigers lfth-Oiitnts ys Maple Leafs Book Ir In M Vain hope. "But," we say to our Wend, "Won't It -pretty. nearly bankrupt you if - you Sto.re, wife to go kepp.on eheouraging ypur shopping for.dresses,and hats. and things?" CLINTON, "Yes," he acknowledged, "but It will be worth all It costs, I think she may ws�l. become so interested that sbe will for- get about spriu,- housecleanip.g.11-Chl- eflau Post'. tKints-to our. Correspoudents. - In et G�fe- Plice. "We liave . it mau An .this pri son -who Write on one. side of th.e paper owy.- nev(�r fri - ell O.'esegpe," declared the Mail in, time to reach �is Wed-, ti,end keerwr. 4,1vilati.-S -lie in for? ne8day oT each week (or, soouey..) inquired the Avoid all items reflecting - on - A Itor, personal character, but'send AfL "Rigamy," replied the, head keeper.-,_ thes NEWS. Check off this list, it' lilay as; sist7on to reuxertiber-itil.im0ort, tint ltern:, Deaths, 2NI, First Aid,. Accidents, Ohgch X,6ws,, "If YOU W&O'CIVIled. 1100h tll.'ftil with Suppers or _Ppcsor�,tiitlons, a hysterical P&sop,"asked the eiai . u We Removit.1s, Visitors, er tit the . etnerge I ney class, "whaf w6ul'd Lodge.News, Fires, Public Imbrovernents, you do," LILIV-cases, The Crops, ."I'd amputate bis - funty-, bone," sald School Matteis; the studeut'' witli. I turn 'for surgery Anythfng else 'D -FA.NCY DRY GOOPS STAPL.E AIN )11LMNEAY�. FURS. MA!NTLES B , i"- - e. a's hn'i e-, r e W W iiosiervr S, I .&_J� C pe,ia 1- 1 Xibbed Cashmere Hose do6ble knee," good �qft ya in'jn, blac. k.onlk, all.sizesi regularly .gold at 2-5c and -,)0q, for Otlick. ielling, .... SEE THESE IN 0tR:W.1NDOW. Zknirt- -Wads s A limited.*quantity of Whiv� Law n,Shirt Waist s, all -'sizes in' the assortme"nt., These are. extra value' for the m6nev, and should -only last a' f6w ho'urs. Would. be crood value -at 75c- While -they last, only ....... I ............ v ............................ C ... 40 WE OUR IWIN�b#'WDIISIPLAY. Dres, s muslins'.. a Great Sacrifice All 'the Muslihs leftln stock that have hereto- fore sold at..T'5c, I 8.c and 20C,, 'including floral. de— signs in pink, gra . y, b,lue, - niauv . e and. tan, Ad while' they last� per yard ................... ......... d urash Belts w1me 136autifully. embroidered Wash, Belts all sizes, r"e*g. .-5,c, for .............. .................... . 15c 211 Wain" Due ji�st the time -to take.advanta he reduc tion' in. Awning Duck. Red-angaewoh'iite. E;tripe, besi; quality 35c, 'fO rdg. 811adk Sateen ..-Unde'rskirts T�ese Skirts �are' all brand fiew goods,- full widtli, neatly' trimmed with self.frills, and 'if. bou-glit in the,lrqular-way. would retail at $1.2.3, our price ..................... ......... IThO wo AdOrdse we 801). ch.& 0,0 sell Advertises ug. What lye