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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1910-08-11, Page 1l iY ‘c\ a Wirt 48 rlo. a CLINTON ONTARIO THURSDAY AUGUST iI, 1910 W. H. Kerr & Son, Editors and Publishers RnYal Mr..aod.. Mrs. Daniel; Devereaux, o a k Ohica o, are here on a visit to Mr, and Mrs. John Devereaux, .sr., and other OFrelatives, CANADA Mre. Arch. Scott and Miss Tenn Gov - r AD OJ FIDE - MONTREAL enlock left this week on a visit :to Ot. , taws and Montreal. " +C8 ita/ . . $5,00 0 0 0 0 AMayon aWndMness. dM, 'Deal lumnwere hine Reserve . . . $5,900,000 4sscts . . . $12,000,000 d25 Branches, and Correspondents throughout the world. Every facility for the transaction of I3auking in all its branches, • nterest allowed on Savings accounts at highest current rates. %Courteous treatment accorded to all customers. R. E. MANNING, Mgr. LINTON BRANCH iY lnohem Wingham Fall Fair ; date, Septem- Ther 29 and 30. At the test well on Monday, the -drillers were down 75 feet. A satis- factory supply ie not expected at less 4 '200 feet. East Wawanosh Voter's Lists for 1910, are in the hands of Clerk Porter- field. The number on the list is as follows: -Sub -division No.- I 90 . No. 2 -159 , - No.3-124 ; No.4 116 - ; No. 5- '76: total -564. f law ale 's o 1y four or five miles from Wingham, butduring'the strike, .a letter from Bluevale to Wingham was tairen from Bluevale east to List- owel, thence south to Stratford.thence west to Clinton, and finally north to Wingham. A son of Dr. Rutledge's of Wingham is reporter on the Montreal Witness, and went out last week as a strike- breaker on the G. r, R., in order to re. ,port for- the Witness, He came off safely on a passenger t,ain, and our - posed trying a similar run on a freight. Seat ortit Mrs. Dunlop, wife of the. late 0. M. Dunlop, passed away on Sunday last an her 73rd year. The remahne were .interred in the Maitland Bank ceme- tery on Tuesday. Douglas Wilson was in 'town this week on a visit to his father, D. D. ''Wilson, and other friends. Mr. Wit- . son has been appointed manager of the Dominion Bank at Strathcona, Alta., and is leaving at once tp accept the --position. - Miss Iva Dodds, daughter of Mr: and Mrs. John Dodds,has successfully pass- ed her senior grade vocal examination •at Toronto Conservatory of Music. Mayor McCallum has proclaimed Wednesday, August 10 as Civic Hall. day. y Fall Term opens Aug. 29th TORONTO, ONT. is unquestionably first-class in all Department; WRITE FOR HANDSOME CATALOGUE. wedding of the former's brother. The families or Rev. Ur, Laakin.J,M, Best, H. Edge, Jas. Watson and. S. T. Holmen went to Bayfield We week to spend a few more weeks at the lake shore. Mr, John Robb, who has an interest in a large term in Alberta, returned from the West thie'week. Mr,• Robb reports the crops a failure in his sec- tion this season, Mrs. J. E. L. Pangman and two children, of Toronto are on a visit to Mre. Pangman's mother, Mre. F. Case, Maple Hall. The Choir of the Methodist Church and the Maple Leaf Orchestra will pit• nic at Bayfield on Civic Holiday. 'Porter's. Hill Mise Owens, of Toronto, is visiting at John Torrance's. George and Mrs, Vanderburg, spent Sunday in Goderich. Mrs. Thos. Elliott, of Holmesville, is visiting at John Blair's. Alpert Rutledge and Miss Evans, of St. Mary's are visiting at Hall Rut - .ledges. Mrs,George Weston and son,Harold, of Bayfield, spent a couple of days at John Cox's this week. Miss Annie McDougall returned home from Port Staple Saturday m y on a y last, where she has been spending a few weeks Constance Mrs .R Clarke and Miss E Clarke re- turned from their trip at St,. Marie and Muskoka on Saturday. Mies Jennie Love is spending a week with her parents at Walton. Mrs R B Stephenson and son are visiting her parents Mr and Mre. Thos. Andrew at Gorrie. - Master Cecil Hill, Beigraye, is the guest of his cousin Master Wilfrid' Lindsay. W and Mrs McGavin, Leadbury, spent Sunday the guest of Chas and. Mrs McGreggor.. Miss Lottie Tibble of the U S is visit- ing her aunt Mrs Sandy McMichael. Exeter Owing to the fact that he was un- able to procure his release , from • the clerkship of the town, Jos. Senior has withdrawn his application for the ' position of choir -leader in the James street Methodist church, wbich•hd'0. ready been accepted: - The fourth and last section of the: water tower is being put on last week. The Exeter ,voters list has been issued and was first posted up in the clerk's office on the 23rd of July. Parties desiring to appeal to have their names placed on the list or any r change made must have their appeals lodged with the clerk within thirty says of the above date. There are 664 names on the. list. Of these; 632 are entitled to vote at municipal elections ; 459 at both municipal and parliamentary elections ; 173 at mun- icipal elections only and 32 at parlia- mentary elections only. There are 329 eligible to serve as jurors. There are ]23 female voters on the list. di- vided as follows : Division No. 1, 38 ; No. 2, 28 ; No. 3. 22. No. 4. 35. The Morrish Clothing Co. ORDERED CLOTHING READY-MADE CLOTHING •••••••••• •••••••••►••••••••••••••••••• •'•••••••• The Last Week You'd Have to Hurry.. If you have not already taken advantage of our SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE, which ends when the lights go out on SATURDAY NIGHT, Aug. 13. Hundreds of buyers take advantage of these SALES. every year, and stock up with everything in Clothing, Headwear and Toggery that they can possibly use. Plenty of good things left. Run your eye along .these lines, and see what you'll miss if you stayy away from this SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE. Men's Straw Hats at Hall Price. Men's Colored Felt Hats, reg. $2.50, for $1.75 Men's Felt Hats, braken lines, reg. $1.50 and $2.50, for 50e Men's two-piece Suits, reg. $io and $12 for . 7.50 Men's tTo-piece Suits, reg. $8.5o, for • • 5,00 Five only Men's black Coat and Vests to clear at 2,50 25 oniy lath Century Stilts, reg. $18 and and $20, for 15,00 to only Boys' Two-piece Suits, to clear at 1.25 13 only Boy's3-piece single-breastedSuits - reg $5 and $6, to clear at ' 2.54 to Men's heavy wool Sox, reg. 25c. for... 15e 15 Men's heavy wool Sox, reg., 18c,....2 tor25c: Eight dozen colored Shirts, stiff and soft bosom, reg. 75C, $1 and $1.25. to clear. at ..........................r 50e ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The Morrish Clothing- Co. " A Squ " re Deal For Every Ilin" M1M- ayfield la The Sumer Resort favorably known here we join our con o gratulation, with those of their many I, friends. r The Godericl` Rural Telephone Co.. have the line completed far enoughto install their phones in the 'pillage with connections to station and north into East Wawanosh as far as Redmond,, also to Blyth. The proposals are, to have, before fall a belt line- A,uhurn, Westfield, Diingannon, Kintail, GFode- rich, Ben miller, and Carlow. Orem HOLIDAY -- On Wednesday, the annual outing took place, Though many of our residents went elsewhere there was just about the usual crowd drove over to Point Farm, many from surrounding country helping to'large- ly well the crowd. Mr Forward who delighted the Baptist congregation en much on Sun- day last with such an excellent ad- dregs will occupy the pulpit again on Sunday afternoon next. All who can ahould hear him. Mies Jennie Nicholson and cousin of Buffalo are visiting her mother. Cora Washington and friend are visiting Fern Symington. Geo McFarlane, Guelph, is spending a week or so in the Symington house- hold. ousehold. Banker Goehons is back from his holidays, and John H Jackson goes back to town. Mr Nicholl, Cobourg is now Junior clerk here • Mrs Harry•McBrien, ' Detroit, spent last week among relatives hereabouts. Mrs Yoe, Palmerston, is visiting her daughter, Mre Joe Carter. Bob Jones and wife arrived last week from Vancouver,. he returned in a few days leaving die wife fe withher mother here. She is in a poor state of health. We wish to congratulate our second. class pupils on their success: -John E Jackson, Roy H Munro,Milton Pheffer 'Miss Ida Hickingbottom and Frank Straughan. Cora B Ferguson leaves on Saturday for her work, as village school teacher at Cainsviile. .Roy Munro is in the Blyth' Post ffice this week. Heavy shipping of cattle and hogs have left recently. Rey. Mr Mann is visiting at his old home in Point" , Edward Co. Miss Mann and the boys preceeded him a couple of weeks ago. H E Knox took a rundown to Guelph for Wednesday and Thursday. Our new village school teacher and bride. arrived on 'Tuesday -0 P R and have taken up:residencein R A Robert sons dwelling house. Many improvements are being made adding to the good appearance of our village. The Auburn House has an en tire fresh coat of paint and the whole front street looks the • better for it. We have reason to be .proud of our -temperance-lromile,both`as to manage- ment and accommodation, as the good use the public makeof it. A 0 Jack- son ackson has torn down his stable, building ,a larger one further back. A Asquith has painted hie house as has also J. Molden besides otherwise improving. it. J Carter is putting a cement wall under his house. Geo Youngblut has built an addition to his dwelling on Main. street. The Ferguson house is being painted. Miss Edith Neelin returned home on Wednesday, for two weeks. Monday was the first day the fisher- men were able to go to their nets on account of the heavy seas for the past week. They were out from 6 a, till 8 p. m. - Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Beattie, Nell Beattie, Haro'd Beet, and Misses Gillespies, of Seaforth, visited at Auto. rest cottage on Sunday. Miss Florence Beattie returned to her bonne in Seaforth after a pleasant week's holidays inBayfleld. Rev. and Mre. Leonard Bartlett and family, of Dungannon, called at Bay- field on their way. to Grand Bend in his launch. He visited at Idyleze cott- age. Misses Jda Wilkin, Hattie Holloway and Iva Levis arrived in the city last week, where they will spend a week at Lafalot. Miss Margaret Charters, of Tucker - smith is visiting in the village. Mrs. J. B. Hoover and family are occupying one of Mark's cottage for the month of August. The worst storm of the season struck Bayfield on Wednesday of last week. A strong wind accompanied by a heavy down -pour of rain and hail suc- ceeded in doing a large amount of damage in and around Bayfield. The storm on the lake was the worst seen for many a day. Rev. W. E. Kerr returned to his home in Tillsonburg, after spending a couple•of weeks in the White City. • Frank Keegan sold his gasol'ne launch to Wm. Jowett on Wednesday last. Messrs Kidd and Munroe were Sun- day visitors at the Monfort cottage, Westminister grove. Mise McLennan, of Toronto, is t n e guest of Miss Delia O'Neil. Mies Lucy Brandon, who hasbeen. the guest of Miss Belle O'Neil for the past month left for her home in Tor- onto on Monday. • Miss Grace (Muff left the Whits Oity foil a two weak's visit at her home in Clinton. The campers had a beach fire on Sunday night which 'was well attend- ed: • Mise Della Gillespie is the guest of Miss Edna Holmes at Autorest cott- age. g " FredTi Tisdale returned to his'home me in Buffalo after a month's visit with Broder McTaggart. Mrs. Geo, E. Henderson,of Seaforth, lathe guest of Mrs. T. G, Neelin, at Kilakee cottage. Mre. Sterling, of Bayfield: left this week on an extended visit with friends in St. Ignace. She left via., the steamer St, Ignace from Gbderich. Mr, Bert. Case left last week for his home: in Detroit after an. ' extended visit at the Queen's Hotel, Dr. McBride, who has been vssiting at Osokosy cottage for the past two weeks, left for Hamilton on Monday. The Ontario St, and Wesley, Metho- dist Church Leagues of Clinton held their picnic in Bayfield on Tuesday. The campers have been enjoyingg • The Bayfield Tennis Club had their several dances in Jewett's pavillion of annual picnic at Jowett's grove on:9at- late, Saturday night was the biggest urday afternoon. of all, a number from Clinton being Invitations are out for a.ho to be given in Jewett's pavilion • on Friday' evenidg. The Blackstone Orchestra of Goderich will supply the music. The Goderich BY Scouts, sou o a branch, h present. Harvey Stevenson, of Sea - forth supplied the music. - Harold Kerr returned to the White City on Thursday last, after a week's. sojourn with friends in Clinton, Brum- of the Canadian Boy Scouts,' who have els and Wingham. He also took in been camping at Iron Springs for a the Old Boy's Reunion at Lucknow. couple of weeks, arranged with Dr. Mre, Edge andfour children• AndSith_to.-hay ams with -the -White;• -miss Tufford, of Seaforth; are at•tue-1 Sox,n-: O Fay afternoon about Commercial Hotel fora month., of the boys drove down Mr. T. Jowett and daughter, Mrs- and after being treated to lunch at Dr. Wright were in Seaforth last Fowler's'resturant by Dr. Smith, went week. to Clan Gregor square where the op Misses Southgate and A. Wilson re- posing team awaited them. A couple fie) Ba the turned home on Friday 'after two. of y d boys were late in arriv- week's visit with Mrs. W. D. McLean. ing so their places were filled till they Clarence Copp, Clarence Rance, Wil. came. • The catcher, Willard Sturgeon ber Ford, Dean Courtice .and. William had been pulling flag . all day and came on the field without any sapper. The game was the best one seen on the diamond this year. Both teams were out for blood and both got, it for ' the score ended in a tie. The first inn- ings looked bad for our boys,especiaily when the scorekeeper made a mistake, and counted:3.instead of 2 runs. How- ever the Bayfielders showed them- selves capable, of • handling 'ateam much bigger than themselves and pull- ed out the game, with a score of 8-8." The battery for the White. Sox was Nath. Erwin and Williard Sturgeon ; Ethat.Priofdham. the enemies scouts H. Maedel • - Doherty, of Clinto.,,: are spending a couple of weeks in Jewett's grove.. Mr. G. E. Parkes, manager of the• Bank of Commerce, of Dunnville, is in the City for a short'time. Mr. W. C. T. Morson, of the Bank of Commerce, of Seafortn, is spending his -vacation with his family in West - minister grove.` Miss Margaret Galbraith, of Gode. rich visited at Kilakee cottage last week. • Last. Thursday" was . Bayfield Civic Holiday. A large, crowd went from here to the Bend which was •celebrat- ing•its. Gala Day. Goderich William Warnock, who sustained. severe injuries in a fall from the roof of his house 1 estek we is s omewhat improved • Dr. Field has received from Major Shannon, London, a gratifying' report of the Collegiate. cadet,, which; corps was recently inspected, Joseph Horton, of Goderich, died of apoplexy on a boat running out of Chi cago. The remains were interred here. Mr. Horton's wife predeceased him about three months. Mr. Doherty, traffic: manager of the Inland lines, paid a visit to town and appointed Oswald Sturdy agent of the company here: The latter is now lessee of the newpackage freight sheds built by the town at the waterfront. The rental for the first year is to be $120. Members of Eureka Lodge, No. 103, R. T. of T., spent a social evening Fri. day at the home of Thomas Naftel, South street. Mr. Naftell is a charter member of the order, and only recent - iv recovered from an attack of illness His fellow members on this occasion presented him with a gold -headed cane and a boquet of flower,. Tnekersmith Jas Black, Winnipeg, brother of Wm Black, of •Tuckersmith, has just been promoted to • the position of freight claims agent o2 the Saskatehe- job. Theemount of - coal used " was 1,515 lbs or about 108lbs• of coal per acre. The work was done by a Bell twenty horsepower traction engine, in e, built in 1904 by the Robert Bell Engine & Thresher Company,Ltd.,at Seaforth and Mr Tyndall says the engine could easily handle eight plows in this sod, which would have completed the Work in very much less time. Brucefield • Miss Alice Rattenbury has returned from visiting friends' in Toronto. Misses Mary and. Jennie Beatty, Westminister, are visiting relatives in the village. Andrew Murdock, Detroit; is visit- ing at his home, He attended the Highland garnes in Lucknow. He came with the Highlanders of Detroit. He made a fine looking Highlandman dressed in his kilts. • pletifarvon.esting. is . now,, nearing com-, Mrs Myers, London, is the guest of her brother Robt Young. Rev Mr Taylor, Varna, assisted in the Presbyterian services on Sabbath evening. Dr Jae Baird and wife of Hemming - ford, Quebec, is visiting friends in our village, He will take up a practice in Montreal on his return. He is one of our Brucetield boys who have done well In his chosen profession. wan Division of the O P R., with heaegnaiters ,at Moose Jaw. Mr With her friend Miss L, Gooier. Miss Vera Lobb visited Mrs, R. Manning a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs, Harrison, Saltford,and three children spent Sunday with Wm Waymouth. Mr. and Mrs. N. Sundercook spent Sunday with A. Weymouth. Farmers are cutting their oats rat- her green for fear of another hail storm. S. McCool has returned home from Stratford, where he spent a week. Mrs. S. Appleby spent Thursday with her cousin,R. Hunter, of Stanley. Misses E. and K. Brown, of Clinton, visited relatives on the 18th Con„ last week, rods long, containing 14. acres, and • Fear's culvert on the Gravel • Road finished the work nest day having' has been replaced by a cement top, spent in all 18 1-2 hours at the work. Part of the time he used two Cock- shutt two -furrow "gangs and the bal- ance of the time he , had three two furrow gangs turning six furrows. This he considers 18 extremely good work and with land in the present dry condition would not like to under- Rtibeirin take to do the job at all with horses. The marriage of Mr. J. Earnest Mr Tyndall is an expert engineer, as Robertson, Secretary of Brnee County well as a good farmer and believes Y M 0 A to Miss 0lat a E Idustan of that this is the proper way to plow in Pine River, is announced to take place fair sized fields. He says it is a great on the 17th Inst; After a short trip advantage to get the work done eo they. will take up their residence in quickly and also in getting a first class Walketton, .A both are well and Mullett Black has until this promotion held Mise J. Wilson spent a few days the position of assistant claims agent in Winnipeg, He has been in the employ of the 0 P R for many years and this recognition of his ability will be appreciated not only by Mr Black, but lay his many old Huron friends. Harry Tyndall, the well-known thresher and farmer of Tuckersmith, near Seaforth, has been making some experiments in plowing with his traction engine, and demonstrating very fully that with a good strong engine plowing can be done cheaper by steam than by any other method, provided of course that the fields areot too small. On Tuesday, July 26th at nine o'clock,Mr Tyndall commenced plowing a field . of sod, which is 80 A load of young people of the 8th and Oth Con„spent Thursday, at Gode- rich, Mies E. Beck, of Goderich, visited her couaih, Miss Cora Me06o1 last week, Godei;ich Township Mies May Oolhlough spent a -few days With her cousin, Miss M Colhlough of Blyth. • • • Miss:M_ Brown and Mrs Wm. Stevens Londesboro, spent Friday with Miss B Woon, Londesboro Misses Ella and Edna Lee and Miss Flossie Brown,Londesboro, spent Sun day in Clinton,with Mrs S Lee. Misses Grace and Clara Tamblyn, of'. Toronto, are visiting their uncle John W Tamblyn, Miss Jennie Harrison ., spent a week with ber friend Miss K Waymouth. Mrs Brunsdon andie M s Lillie. and Mr and Mrs R Brundson visited a few days last week ss ith Rev G. W. Andrews at Bluevale. Miss Maines, London, is spending a coufrle of weekswith her parents here. • Mrs Longman and little child, Lon- don. are visiting here. Mr and Mrs Boyd and Beth who have been attending the Old Boys re- union at Lueknow have returned. Miss Wa tsrs, London, left for home on Monday after a pleasant visit with friends here. Rev. Mr Edgar Of St. Davide preach ed very accepptab•y in the'Presbyterian church last Sunday afternoon. Quarterly communion service was held in the Methodist church last Sun- day morning in charge of the Pastor Rev J .H Osterhout, B A B D. In the evening a musical service was held to which proved very interesting to the very large 3engregation assembled. Mr Brethwaite, Detroit, is visiting his parents here this•week.• Mr Wallace, Bayfield, is spending a a few days in the neighborhood. Mrs Bell and Miss Alice Bell spent Sunday at Wingham. Rev. and Mrs Osterhout and family are having a short holiday. Mrs. Samuel Lee,of Clinton,is spend- ing a week at the home of Mr. Wm. Lee. Berries are very scarce this year as the bushes have been blited with the hail storm. Apples are scarce t is year and it looks as if fruit will be dear. The Rev, Mr Edgar of St. Jacobs had charge of the services in the Pres. churches here last Sunday, The Rev. Mr Richardson of Kippen is expected to supply the pulpits. next Sunday. Mrs Rogesson of London has been calling on some friends here this week Henry Holmes, of Ottawa is here on a visit at present. D W Boyd, of Chicago, after spend- ing a few days at Lucknow and here returned home on Wednesday. Miss E Mains is home from London for a holiday trip. , School re opens next Monday. The trustees of S. 5 No. 8 did not get any applications for the junior room al. though they had an edvt in daily Globe for several days. J. button shipped a car of old wheat title week. ' Me. A. Braithwaite Of Detroit is visiting under the parental roof this week. Miss V. Lobb was the guest of her friend Miss It. Manning last week. Miss Helen Waters of Londesboro was the guest of her Cousin Miss T. Cole last week, Miss Zella Lawerance of Welland is the guest of her cousin Mins 4 . Jiraith- waite for a few weeks in the holiday. Mies Lizzie and Ella Gioueher are visiting their sister Mrs. M. Brown in their holiday. Miss E. Jameson who has been visit- ing in Toronto Ws re t u r n e d home tits week. Mr H. Snell is recovering speedily front, his fall and his many friends pope to see him out again soon as it a busy time for a farmer to laid up, II Mr, Wall a c e is the guest of bis daughter Mrs Jim, Garrett. Stanley Miss Ida H A. Taylor left this week to visit friends in Grey. Mies 13.,L Graham of Seaforth is Visiting on the line this week. She.. is the guest of Mrs Geo. Baird.. Miss Minnie Walker and Miss Bessie Smith of Olinton were visiting at the home of Mrs John Gilmour during the first of the, week. Miss Jean Mustard of New York is` home for her holiday. William Forsyth of Gr eensb or o North Carolina visiting at the Home of Mr Malcolm McEwen this week. Re is a brother of Mrs Mal, McEwen and was a resident of Tuckersmith many years ago. Rev.John McEwen son of Mr. Malcolm McEwen is at home this week. Miss Kate Rayner of Georgetown is. this week visiting at, the home of her uncle Mr Alex, Thomson. Colborne - The dog owned by Mr Thomas Pennington which had to be destroyed owing to his hired boy Ormond Alcock Holmesvills, striking hie hand against the dogsteeth whilst throwing a stone and the animals head had to be sent away to Toronto tor inspection was declared to -be free from Rabies, It seems a great shame that such a valu- able and innocent beast had •to, be killed through a boys carelessness. The dog was in perfect health and was always at home. ' He will be miss ed on the farm as he was a great favorite as well as the most useful 1 and intelligent dog in Colborne Tp. Blyth W J Andrew,late of Blyth but now of Auburn, received word last week that he is heir to five million dollars,he being one of the eighty direct heirs to the Baker fortune now about to be distributed. Last week Lux Hill aeceived a car of red pressed brick to be used in tbe construction ofa residence which is being erected on Queen street,opposite. the Methodist church by Mrs John Mills. Co Olerk and Mrs D a vid son,St r atford ' were guests of Rev. and Mrs Fear the latter being their daughter. Mrs Fears, birxhdayoaa,sn�heMPnd 3t•and :Mr Fear's the Tuesday they were here, so the visit was well timed for the anni- versaries. The Blyth Independent Telephone Co. have let the contract for 80 miles of their proposed line to Mr Beattie, of Toronto who figures w on having the line in operatioby the close of November. Supplies have been order- ed and the work will be pushed. The question of connection with other local systems is not yet fully decided; At the recent examination, called Entrance to the Normal School, five pupils of Blyth School were successful as follows:-Jno. Morrikt, R H Munro, J M Pfeffer, T F Straughan; and 11 Watt. Roy Denholm and Miss Grace. Stewart, of this place, wrote at Olin - ton. COMPARISON That is the best way to deters mine the superiority of one article over another. In our line of PtIOTOQRAPHIC GOODS :we challenge all competitors to produce anything BETTER or as GOOD as our English Canter. as and Supplies. If you have used ENSIGN goods, you know. If you have not, and will give them atrial, you will, be easily convinced. • Results count;. not talk. W..A McConnell Conneli l Phm. B. O.P.R. Telegraph Agency NNiti t+'i NWV, M B[WAREI Aethere are a number of brands of CHEAP Photographic Supplies on • the market, we wart ell who are interested to read this ad. I! ABSOLUTE SUCOESS is the resultwhen the Amateur Photo- grapher uses Eastman's Kodaks, Films, Papers and Supplies A Kodak for picture 2ix4f, $3.00 A Kodak for picture 3i_x4t, • 4.00. A Kodak for picture 3ix3i, 5.00 .We have them cheaper, also dealer, but the machines numer- ated above will do as good work as other makes at much larger price. Drop in for a catalogue. W.S.R. Holmes •.----• . Leeburu:• Miss Linklater left on Saturday to spend a few days at. Paisley. Miss Eva Keen and brother Oliver Goderich,are spending some days with: Mrs Glutton. • A`good many relatives and friends 'attended the funeral of Joseph Horton on Saturday. As . this was his birth place he was well-kncwn throughout the Tp. His call came very suddenly while in apparent good health taking a trip on boat with his son Joe. He dropped dead while talking with his daughter -ba -law. - Much sympathy is felt for the family of sons as it is only three months since their mother -died.. Those from a distance who attended 1 the funeral were: -Mr and Mrs H. Hirton, Toronto; Mr and Mrs Horton from Ste St Marie; Mr and Mrs Mc- Callum, Pontiac;, and Miss . 0 Rye, Toronto. Personal Notes. Mr and Mrs Fred Brown,and family of Petrolea, renewed acquaintance- ships in town this and last week. Miss Mabel Oantelon left for Toronto this week, where she will.attend the' Millinery Openings. • Miss Sara . Stevens, nurse, who has been assisting her sister, Mrs. W. S. Downs, with the nursing of their mot- her, left on Tuesday to visit with friends in Rima, prior to returning to resume her duties in Chicago. Miss Ida Tebbutt is spending a week with Goderich friends. Mr. and Mrs, Thob. Jackson, Jr., ar- rived home from their trip to the Old Country this week. Mr. Sherriff, of the Molsons Bank, isrelieving at the branch at St.Mary's. The Rev Mr Ford, of Wesley church left on Monday morning to attend the General.0onference of the•Metho. dist Church which meets in Victoria, B. C. Re expects to be away for four + weeks. The pulpit for the first two.) Sundays, Aug. 14th to 21st will be oc- cupied by the Rev. E " Treleaven, Of Lucknow, a brother of Mr J .W Treleaven, principal of our Collegiate Phm B. 41anuf acturing -- Chemist, Nr �►!%ti•v1ti1!ib1'Ka .4Q New. actory In order, to supply the em- ployees of the new factory, we will keep ” the following Cured Meats Smoked Roll Breakfast Bacon Skinned Backs Long Clear Bacon Bologna and - Fresh Sausage •. Fi s Fresh Lake Huron Sal. mon Trout on Wednes.. days and Fridays. W. T. O'NEiL THE HUB GROCER.. Phone 48 Institute; the next two Sundays the I Rev Mr Greene will supply. ear Ford expects to be back to take his own work on Sunday, Sept. llth. He will visit his son, Mr Arthur Ford, of the Winnipeg Telegram on the trip. We wish him a pleasant journey and a safe return, Wigs Nyal's Peptonized Beef, Iron and Wine - This is the delicious. tonic worth trying. It contains iron to enrich the blood, peptonized beef to feed the tissues and choice wine as an appetizer. If you feel worn out, tired and run down, you need a tonic. You couldn't find a better one than this. We sell it great deal -of it. Like all Nyal remedies, it is of the highest quality. Price 81.00 a Bottle. J. El. HOVEY Dispensing Chemist, The Molsons Bank Incorporated 1851% Capital, PAID yr $3,500,000 Rest band, •: $3,$50,000 Bas 80 .Branches in Canada, and Agents and arrespalxdents in ail the Principal Cities in the World. A CIENERAL BANKING 11i1$INES$:TRANSACTEB. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT at all Branehell. Interest allowed at ahoswt Current rater Clinton Branch. . C ', DOWDING. Manager,