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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1910-09-08, Page 1The VOL 46 NO. CLINTON ONTARIO RoyaIBark has been real ill and a consultation of physicanns was held concerning his case. His numerous friends wish him early recruiting, " OF CANADA Frank Carr, who is ill with typ- hoid fever, shows comparatively • + - litt ,le change as the fever has to 00 o O O O run its course. We hope the means Capital • • • $5+ used will hasten his convalescence. - J. H. Chellew attended the Fair 00 0 O ,csery $5,9 0 0 onoextended atT r t andhisto trip Assets $72,000,000 to Niagara ewalvisitedlhers bmother. 125 Branches, and Correspondents and sister at Thorald and a brother throughout the world. at Beaver -dams. Last Sabbath morning Rev. Mr. Fear preached a sermon bearing on Every facility for the transaction of Labor Day, from the text ' " She Banking in all its branches, Hath Done What She Could", In the evening Rev. Mr. Durant, of nterest allowed on Savings accounts Belgrave, occupied the pulpit , he at highest current rates. and Rev. Mr. Fear • exchanging. ',Courteous treatment accorded to all ; We are sorry to state that our °customers.well known townsman, Jas. Mc : Murchie, has been on the sick list and under the. doctor's .care with something akin to append eitis, His many friends hope he will' soon be fully restored to health, Labor Day was spent very quiet ly in Blyth. A number went to Toronto and another group took in the Baseball match between Kin- cardine and brussels, at the latter place. The Bowling green wooed some of the lovers of the bowls.•. R. E. MANNING, Mgr. CLINTON BRANCH Blyth. Miss Pearl Chellew visited at the -parental home over Sunday. C. H. Beese combined business! ' and • pleasure in a trip to Toronto i last week. Gdrdon McDonald and Miss 1 Hirons, of Brussels, were 'visitors in town over Sunday. Charlie Taman, of Kincardine, was in town for a few days visiting relatives and friends. Mise Maggie Disher, of Dungan- 1 non and Miss Menzies, of Wawa - nosh, were guests of Mrs. George Powell. - Miss Josie Medd and Miss Regan, of Goderich, returned home after spending a week with friends at Londesboro and Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. A. Lewis (nee Mies Berta Carder) and little son Earry,ry, of Mount Forest, spent the 'week end in town. Alex. Taylor of Port Stanley, was ' of Hullett. • visiting his brother, Reeve Taylor { Miss Ferne Patterson, of East Wa of Morris, and other old friends • wanosh, spent a few days with her who were glad to see him. friends the Misses Annie and Glad- . Joseph Stalker, of Wingham, was die Levy, of Carlow, renewing old friendships in Blyth Mr. L. Groos, Miss Clara Groos and locality. He is now Principal and Miss Amanda Durst, spent Sun of Wingham Public School and do- ' day in McKillop, where Mr. Groos ing well. occupied the pulpit Sabbath School Anniversary and . Joe Taylor, of the Asylum ,staff Rally Day on Sunday, 25 th inst in : at London, is spending a few weeks connection with the Methodist with his sister, Miss Maggie Tay- church,t Blyth. The pastor will lot, of East Wawanosh. • conduct the services.Miss ( Ferne Patterson, of East I Preparations are being made by Wawanosh, left Saturday for Com - the congregation of St. Andrew's ber,' where she will attend High church for the celebration of their School. We wish her success. 50th anniversary. Sabbath, Oct- I Miss Katie Townsend, and two __ober 2nd and Monday following are nephews, ls f Detroit,t-4o-rle ner s spending the daiesdio Station ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Townsend of C. P. R. Agent Spafford Auburn. Auburn Mrs. G. Denstedt is at present visiting friends in Sebringville. Mise Martha Walper, of Detroit, spent Friday with her friend Mrs. O. Ingold, 3rd line. M. Moody, of Berlin, is spending• vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McGee, of Auburn. Mies Amanda Durst, of Colborne is spending a week with her friend Mies Clara Groos, of Hullett. Mrs. W. Stersick, of Flint, Mich., is spending a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. C. Helwig, of Auburn. Master Jimmie Wilson is spend ing his vacation with his cousins, the Misses Lila and Sadie Howatt, , A IIIGH•CLASS SCHOOL TORONTO, ONT. Gives its students a trainining that carries With I APPLY AT it the WRITE FOR stHANDSOME sCATALOGUE. KNITTING FACT OttY. GIRLS and BOYS WANTED— Steady ANTED— Steady Work and Good Employment. The Morrish ClothingCo• ORDERED CLOTIIING. READY.MADE-CLOTHING a•....•••...•••.•N►.•••.••••..••••••••.••.••••••♦ HE 50001-51111 Problem "Lion Brand" BOYS'. SWEATERS This is the Sweater Season, and our stock is now at its best. Every boy should own a Sweater. • Prices iron 50e to $3.50 .•••:a••••••••••••••••••• ••..•.•••••••••••••••4 Y• • fall Woolens are Ready. • • Come in and talk Tailoring with us. We'll show : : you and tell you what's what.• ••••.•••••••••••••••• •.••••••••••••••••'••••••• Schools open in a few days, and there's no economy and no money saved in buying for an ac- tive boy a CHEAP School Suit. School Suits cannot be made 'Too Well. We know all the Clothing Requirements of the. M 0 S T STRENUOUS SCHOOL 130Y, and we are equal to the occasion. 0 Buy the Boy:one of our LlewsonTweedSuits and let him go the limit in run- ning, jumping or any other sport. 0 Boys' Suits from $1.50 to $io.00• The Morrish Clothing Co. " A Square Deal For Every Mau" THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 1910 Mr. Forward -will preach Sunday next. Staject-Thi awful consequen- ces of sin Mullett Mr. and Mrs. William Brown and little son Robert John, of Detroit, spent Sunday with former's par- ents,. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of the2 nd con. Mrs. Brown and baby will stay for some time. Miss Sadie East who is teaching school near Wroxeter, spent Sun- day with her parents, Miss E. Adams, of London, spent a few days at her home on the 9th. Miss Wm. McCool and Mrs. Awde are spending a week with relatives at Hamilton, Toronto and other points. Wm. and Mrs. Vodden arevisiting friends at Toronto this week, James Finch, of Clint on, Sunday - ed with his uncle, Jos. Wkeatly. Mr. and Mrs. N. Carter, of Tuck- ersmith, were guests of Richard Carter Sunday. Miss Mary Lawson spent Sunday with her uncle, D. Stevens, Harlock. Mrs. S. Appleby had her valuable dog killed by the train. Most farmers are through seed - in Wm. and Mrs. Vodden are attend- ing Toronto Fair and also visiting relatives at Brantford for a couple of weeks. . Mrs. A. Vodden and little dau- ghter and also the former's mother Mrs. R. Brigham are visiting re- latives in St, Thomas' for a few days. Brumfield Miss Dixon, of London; is visiting .with Mrs. Sawers. MiSS .Edith Bowey has returned from visiting in London. Mr. Robert Murdock and family attended the marriage of Mrs. Mur dock's sister, Miss Martin of Tuck- ersmith, to r. Luff, of Hamilton, Tuesday. o which took place on T Miss Mabel Turner has gone to Walkerton, to•take a position in a business college at that place. Miss Alice Carr, of Goderich spent Labor Day at her home in the village. Miss Kate Hart visited this week in London. .Among those who have gone • to the Fair are A.T. Scott, Fred Tomli- son and wife, Mrs. Wm. Batten - bin y atten-bury and Thomas Chapman and wife. Mrs. Gray and two sons, ofBridge port was the guest of Mrs. Higgins. TheH uron Presbytery met in the Presbyterian church here on Tues- day. George Simpson and daughter, "ll'lierEmiiy; 'v -Sited relatives-hrour villiage. Geo. Hill•has . bought a farm in 'Iuckersmith from Mr. McLean, near Hensa1l. • .ondon' ConlerenCC President Is Dead Rev. R, W, Millyard Suc- cumbs to Gangrene at Fort William Hospital. -o- After an illness of one week in McKellar Hospital, Fort William, most of which time it was thought his egndition was improvingRev.W. R. Millyard, aged 69 years, of For- est, died late Tuesday afternoon. Death was due to gangrene, brought on by, an old affliction. Rev. M. Millyard, who was Presi- dent of the London Conference, was taken ill while en route from Viet oria Conference to his home. Mrs. Millyard died eight months ago, at Goderich." Deceased is sur vived by five sons, One of whom is Rev, J. E. Milyard, of Heneall, Ont. ' The body was • taken Tuesday night to Woodstock, Ont., ,where Mrs. Milyard' was buried. The fun eral will probably be held on Fri- day. Lecburn Miss Mary Clutton, of Stratfor is visiting here. Miss MaryLinklaterr returned ae L ltr trued home Monday evening, after visit- ing re latives at Toronto and Ham- ilton. Mr. and Mrs. Osbaldeston and their children, of .Clinton,, visited relatives in our burg Sunday and. Monday. . Mrs. James Chisholm and her three children spent Sunday with the former's mother, Mrs. Whaling,. near Stratford, returning home. Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Clutton, left Tnesday to visit friends and rela- tives at Toronto and Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Windmill, of Auburn visited their. daughter, Mrs. Archie_ liorton,.Sunday. Iesnesday. Y• A..Brunsden has returned to his duties on the C. P. R. • Mrs Waters and E, Adams return cd to London Wednesday . Th ehigh School students • from here to Clinton resumed " their their trips on Tuesday. say s y that some person or persons broke into a boarding car at the station here last Sunday while the men were away and stole a lot of supplies the cook had on hand. • J. Hutton received this week acar of Manitoba bran and shorts. The telephone Co. have four car loads' of poles at the station. That looks like business. J, Stewart, of Blyth, is putting down cement sidewalks here this week. The fence at the Manse and church is partly up and may be fi- nished this week. There were several visitors here for Labor Day. A. Jamieson has started farming again. Mise Alice Bell spent the holidays with friends in Woodstock. Mrs. J. Tamblyn returned on Tues day from a visit in Toronto. Miss Walker, of London, visited here for a few days this week. Miss Lawrence, of Welland, re- turned to her home this week after a pleasant visit here. J. Brunsdon returned on Friday from Michigan where he spent the last three weeks. Mr. and.M rs. Brunsdon; of Mich- gan, and A, Brunsdon, of Streets- ville are visiting at J. Brunsdon's. John Mellville was married on Tuesday last to Miss Embree, of Brussels. We wish them a happy wedded life. Rev. J. H. Osterhout preached a strong Labor Day sermon to alarge congregation in the . Methodist church last Sunday night. 'Mr. Parsons, of Port Hope, who is a guest of J. Tenibly's, sang a solo v ery acceptably accs tab atthe t e service.. Mrs Quinn, who has been visiting her father, James Caldwell, left on Monday sof this week for Toronto and Niagara halls where she in- tends visiting before leaving for her home in Haileybury. Mrs. Quinn was accompanied by her sister, May Caldwell as far as Niagara. lfsborne. • Mr. and Mrs. John Hooper an- nounce the engagement, of ' their. eldest daughter, Elizabeth, to Cecil J. Camm, of Usborne, the wedding to take place on Sept. 10th, at their residence, Maple Leaf Farm, Blan- shard. • Stanley Alexander Jervis returned last week from a *trip, t 'othe west. Mr... Adam Stewart and Mr. John McFarlane have .gone this weekto the Industrial. Miss Erma Diehl returned home last week from visiting friends in Brussels and•Cranbrook.: Miss Mamie Reid and the Misses Erma and Fanny B. Diehl spent La dor Day with friends at Zurich. Mrs. Ed. Glenn, Miss E. A. Macfar lane and Miss Agnes Stewart at- tended th elndustrial Fair, Toron- s last eek . a•few days y Mrs. R.' Younge and Miss Lena Fraser, of Sarnia, were visiting at the homes of Mrs. D. Fraser and Mr. Thos. Fraser, during the Labor Day excursion. Mr. Alex. D. Baird who spent a few weeks at the home of his fath- erer, left last week for his work at Sutherland, Sask. Mr. Spackman, of Bayfield has fin ished the cement abutments of the oridge at Graham's creek. Rev. Mr. Carriere, of Grand Bend, paid a short visit onthe line this week. He attended the Pready- te? y meeting in Brucefild c,.. day. _ 1lo1incsv ie, Prof. John T. Holdsworth, A. B., Ph.D., Dean of the School of Eco- nomics, University of Pittsburg, with his wife, is spending a few days under the parental roof. Mrs. R. Acheson is away on avisit to her daughter, Mrs. Callbick, at Grimsby.' Mrs. Alcock and Marion are visit- ing in Toronto. Miss Leila Ford was home from Fairfield for over the holiday. Miss -Jennie Trick, Clinton, spent Sunday at Geo. Tebbutt's. Mr. C. L. Fisher, Winnipeg was calling on relatives here last week. Mr. Fish, of Long Island, and Rev. W. Courtice are visiting at the lat- ter's parents here. The Jervis brother sand sisters and their families held a picnic on Forster's 'flats on Labor Day. Lew and Mrs. Tebbutt attended the wedding in Tuckersmith on La- bor Day, of the latter's sister, Miss Alice Martin, of Hamilton, to Mr. Luff also of Hamilton. Mr. L. Lashbrook, of Mitchell, Was visiting for afew days with friends in this vicinity. On Tuesday evening the Epworth League tenet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Trewartha and present ed Mrs. Trewartha, who has been President of League for time e i with an easy chair. • After having usual league exercises, the even- ing was spent in a social way, after which lunch was served and all left for home having spent an en- joyable evening together. The English Church at Holmes- ville, will hold their. Annual Har- vest Thanksgiving Service on Sun- day afternoon next, at N3 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Berry, of Seaforth, will be the 'preacher. The church will be decorated, and special Music is be- ing prepared by the choir. eonrtanee George Taylor, of Vancouver, B. C., is visiting his friends, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor. Miss Evelyn Clark returned home after spending h month with fri- ends in Algona and Sault St. Marie Messes. S. Cole and D. Cole of Et hel visited his father one day, last week. , Miss Adam Glazier spent a few days last week, the guest of her mother Mrs Cole. Mr. Wm, Clark is very sick with pleurisy at present. ' Mrs W. B. Cool: is very poorly at present. ' 'Porter's Hill Mr and Mrs Adair and daughter Beatrice of Landon spent •' . a few, days at Mrs McPhails' this week. Mr Wm. Mair of. Springbank, .spent Sunday at John Coxs. Miss Addie Cox is visiting in Col- borne. .: • Miss Mary Jane Cox of Goderich spent a few days at John Cox's last week. 1 Mr Eudo Newton of Detroit Q is visiting in the neighborhood. ' Lorne Tabor returned back on Wednesday after spending a week at his home in Swelurgh. Messer Bert and Cliff Lobb were calling on friends in the neighbor- hood on Sunday. ' Dr. 5. T. Holdsworthand wife of Pittsburgh are spending a few days with his sister Mrs. C. McPhail Roy and Douglas McDouglal left for the west on Tuesday morning. Mrs Richardson of London is visiting at Mrs Burke's. Bethel Sunday School held their picnic on Labor Day in Jewitt's Grove Bayfield,not with standing the showery weather and busy time quite a numberwere there and all report of having a very enjoyable. time. Mr. Burgess, who has been sup- ply the. Methodist church since con ference expects to leave the end of this month to continue his ,studies at College. Londesboro Mr Thos. E. Manning spent Labor Day with friends in Zurich. Miss A;iceL awrence and Mrs Elsley spent(' afew daysat Goder- rich, the guests of Rev. Dr. Medd. Mr Will Elsley of Benmiller visi- ed his cousin J. D. Elsley over Sun. daMrs Tamblyn and her son Will are at Toronto this week. Mrs, D. Floody has returned home to Blyth after spending a few weeks at the home o fher parents Mr and Mrs Brogden. Mr and Mrs L. Wattters London, spent the holiday with friends in the village. Miss Mary Brogden visited Miss Erma Kaiserof Clinton f or a few days last week. Mrs D. N .Boyd and daughter after two months visit to her pars e is ata n rted for Chicago on Wed - 4. 4. •4• 4. Girls Wanted. Operator, on Ladies' Lawn waists and 1Vhitewear, Girls experienced on Power Sewing Machines preferred, but losrners will bo taught. Clean, healthy. well, ventilated, troll lighted work. rooms. Steady work et good wagon, Thls will train you to do your sowing. Goderich Tow nal#lp John Burns, of the Maitland con- cession, left Monday for a trip to Vancouver, B .C., where he expects to spend the folowing two months. Mr. Burns has rented his farm to W. Williams, and considers this the consideres this the timeof his life to see the coast. His many`Ir ends• will wish him a pleasant trip and a safe return. • On Sunday„ Sept. 18th, the Cole's church will hold their anniversary services. Rev. Dr. Medd, of Gode- rich will preach at 2.30 in the after- noon and at 7.30 at night. Spe.ial music will be furnished by the choir On Monday evening the Harvest Houle festivel will be held. Sup- •,,er will be served from„ 6, to 8 p.m. afterwhich an excellent program will be given. Those taking part will be ;the Clinton Orchestra.and :o ever al, persons will give solos. Ad- dresses by th elocal ministers.' Dd. mission 25 and 15 'cents. A go. , time will be given to everyone. Mi3S Hansuld, teacher, spent the holiday at her'home in Ethel. She was accompanied by Miss Flossie Cole.. Council Meeting. -Council met 'Monday afternoon, Sept. 5th; all members- present. Very little busi nese was brought before theCouncil at this meeting. The telephone aebenture by-law which will soon be prepared wasdiscussed and. als oal etter from the Blyth Telep hone company. The following ac- counts' passed • ,-John Stewart gran elling $3 ; Chas. Cook, gravel- :ing $1.50. The f ollowing figures may be ' of interest to Goderich township ratepayers ;-number of acres' in Township, 52,336; number of acres cleared, 42,115; assessed value of real property, $1,392,925 ; assessed value of buildings, $311,650 population of Township, .1,87 0 ; County 'tax rate, 2 mills ; Township rate, 2 3-10 milia; general • school irate, 1"9-10.-N. W . Trewartha, Clerk. Monday last the Jervis family held a re -union on Forster's flats. Childrrn , grand children, and: great -grand -children of the late William Jervis, to the number of 56 met arid put in a day much enjoy- ed by all. The family, proper, con- sists of ten children, -five girls and five boys -all of whom were pres- ent, excepting Cecelia, of Winnipeg Charles, of Clinton, and John, of Stanley, these three being unable to be present. The day was spent by the older people in talking of olden times, and planning the fu- ture of the younger generations, who, notwithstanding this, much enjoyed themselves at games ofall kinds. A game at which all present joined, was played twice during the clay, all devoting them- selves thoroughly to the game of sati:fyin;; the inner - man. The crowd dispersed at an early hour, with the firm intention of holding another re -union next year.. y. Win STAN Wiix'I'DWBAlt CO. a..,r Merlin, Out. 4. 343.3.+3.3r+•3•+++++ +•++••i••4404-1 W. H. Kerr & Son, Editors and Publisher The controversy between the town council and the .directors of the Ontario West Shore Electric Railway as to which streets of the town shall be used to lay tracks on, resulted in two special meetings of thecouncil during the past week. No settlement was reached, how- ever and it has beendecided to hold another special meeting this week. Those concerned say the tracks will be laid and cars running before winter. Rails are already laid along the lake shore, but as yet there is no sign of a powerhouse. To relieve the congestion in the local freight yards, the Grand Trunk has men at, work clearing for two new sidings, which will accommodate at least 75 cars, and will be used to hold cars loaded with grain after they are brought up from. the harbor. X++++++4,144+14+++++24 4 Personal Notes If those haying relatives or friends visiting in town or going away notify ue Of the fact each week we would ann munoe it in the Naw Ent,. Mr. George D. Roberton, was in. Zurich, Thursday on business in connection withthe London Lifeln- surance Co.' Dr. Robert Stevenson and wife of Brockville, spent the week end at their brother's home, Mr. W. J, Stevenson. Misses Mina and Clara Hunter, of Brussels, has been visiting friends. in Clinton and whileh ere were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. East. Rev. and Mrs. Cosens were in Sea forth on Laber Day. Mr W. Brydone returned from his vacation and°will be o nee more found at his law office. Mr. Joseph Coombes, of Toronto, was in town on Tuesday. Will andMrs.Plumsteel were visit- ing at . Brussels during the past week. They attended the funeral of the late John Hill, grandfather of Mrs. Plumsteel's on Wednesday. Mr. Hill was 84 years old. Miss Bessie—and Haivey Walker are renewing old friendships at Brussels and Walton Mrs. E. N. McLean and Norval ar- rived home last week from their extended visit. Mr. McLean met them at Toronto. Mrs. C. Pugh and children are back from their holidays. Principal and Mrs. Hartley re- turned to Clinton last Friday, after -tlieirwarmtton. • Mrs. L. C. Fleming, of Galt, was the guest of Mrs. brown over the holiaay. Mrs. Fleming's many friends were glad to see her in our midst again. • l Miss E. McTavish, nurse, left Saturday for Strathroy where she will follow her profession for some time. , Mr. Chs. Kerr, of Tillsonburg, formerly of Clinton intends enter- ing Victoria College this fall. Mr. R. E. Manning, Manager of the Royal Bank is enjoying athree weeks' vacation in Denver, Col.. He will also visit other cities while in the western states. Mr. J. E. Mur- phy is actingmanager during his absence, . • Miss 1VIarion Irwin returned from London having spent a very enjoy 'able holiday , . Mr.. and Mrs,Ii: 1aWkins, of Ham-- lton, were the guests of their sou, M.• Thos..ltawki: s over the holiday, 4 Goderich The public schools re -opened last Thursday for the fall term, notwithstanding the fact that the School building is not yet complet- ed, One of the 'junior classes start- ,. e • m of St.George cd in the school loo g Church and there are a couple of classes in the Temperance Hall. They will occupy these places un- til the new building is completed. It ' about is expected it will be a month before the school is ready. A strange result of the terrific hailstorm which visited some sect - new beginning to show. 1Vfany of ions of Buron a few weeks ago is the fruit trees were stripped bare ofl eaf and bark by the hail Those which were not killed entirely be- gan to sprout new leaves immedi- ately, and now many of the orcll-} aids are white and pink with bloc som, The prospects of a yield are good if the summer hangs out long enough. Cheaper Than Dirt. We wish to draw your atten- tion to a couple of lines of Toilet Soap, which are very cheap and and absolutely harmless to the skin, Olive Oil and Cucumber 3 large Cakes for 10c.. Madam Roy's Com- . plexion per box of three cakes 10e. We keen a large assortment of floral 50555. any odor you wish. Highly perfumed Soap, 10c cake Shell brand Castile, 20e bar Shell brand Castile, 2 cakes 50 W. A. McConnell Phm, B. C.P.R.. Telegraph Agency ry 11111111111111 MN•N• 7ti•'vN7.1rN/, Spicy Talk g , want W.S.R.1 Holmes Y Lest ou for et we to remind you again that we are headquarters for the best and freshest SPICES. Try our MIXED SPICE at 2 ozs. for 5c., also Bottle Wax, Parafin Rub- ber Rings, Corks. etc. Next year's wheat crop will be. partially insured, if you use Star Brand Formaldehyde on your Seed grain: It kills smut, and the price is 50c a pint. Phm B. • . ! Manufacturing Chemist, Mr. and Mrs. Eckhart, of Inger- soll, spent •the . holiday with Mr. and Mrs. L. Suitter. Miss Dickson, . of Calgary, has been the guest of Mrs. H. Raynor. The visitor left on Wednesday for her home. C. J. Wallis arrived home from Weyburn, Sask.,1 ast Saturday, and reports things fairly well in that part of the country. While there he Met Will..McMurray, driving a beautiful McLaughlin auto, and he states he would be a long "time in the East before he would be able to be the possessor o fone. Mr. Mc- Murray had the honor of driving Sir Wilfrid Laurier around in his car. The McMurray family are living retired in Weyburn, and are enjoying a nice comfortable home and wishes to be remembered to their many friends in Clinton. Mrs G.'1Vt. Yates, of Listowel, was in town Monday and Tuesday, hav- ing come over with Miss Madge who is attending the Collegiate. Mast(r Ciyde Kennedy audGeand mother are spending the holidays in Stratford. Master Jack Bawden has been visiting relatives in Toronto for week. Mr. James Webster, of Londsboro visited Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Saville Monday end Tuesday of this week, Mrs. Robert Shedden, of Brus- sels, is visiting Mrs. Ed. Saville.- Mrs. Alexander Morris and Mrs. William Walker spen tthe holidays with friends at London. Mr, and Mrs. 3, W. Moore andMiss Merle spent the holiday with friends at Stratford. Will Kennedy visited friends at Caledonia Sunday and Monday. Rev, W. J. Spence, of Chatham, SUGAR! During the remainder of the fruit season, will continue to sell RED - PATH'S extra granulat- • ed Sugar at 17 lbs. for.$..00 goo lbs for 5.35 Tomatoes :Peaches, - Plums and Pears arriving daily: W. T. O'NEIL, THE HUB GROCER. Phone 48 called upon his old"friends,Mr and Mrs, S. S. Cooper, last week. Clifford Andrews, of the Molsons Bank, Oshawa, son of -our genial Police Magistrate, is spending his vacation at home. Nyal's Pcptonized ' 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 a great deal of it. Like all Nyal remedies, it is of the highest quality. Price $1.00 a Bottle. J. i:.•HOvEY Dispensing Chemist. ;The Moisons Bank Incorporated 1833 Capital, PAID ilk ; $3,500,000 Rest Fund, r" $3,$5,.000 t Iias 80 Branches in Canada, and Agents and orresi►oudelt s In all tli Principal Cities in the World. A GENERAL BANKING BIISINESSTRANSACTED. SAVINGS BANK'DEPARTMENT' at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate. Minton Branch.. - C E. DOWDING. IYManager