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C .INTON ° ONTARIO THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 15, 1910
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Harry Oldham, of Brandford, is
the 'guest of Mayor and Mrs. Me -
Miss Violet Parkes, of Dunnville,
isth'eguest of Seaforth friends
this 'week.
Chas. 'Hoffman, barrister, of Re-
gina, Is here on a visit to friends
.and relatives.
Mrs. (Harry Jeffrey and daught-
•er have returned fro sit to
a visit
Niagara 'Faille.
Douglas Campbell, of Cleveland,
.was here last week on a visit to his
mother and sister.
James, ton of Frank Carlin, has
purchased the moving picture
theatre In Mitchill.
Mrs. J. C. Laidlaw was in 'Toronto
thisw t?ek visiting relatives and tak
Ing In the exhibition.
John Scott, Roxboro, and George
Chesney, Goderich street, left on
*Tuesday nn a trip to Manitoba.
Alex. Broadfoot, of Moose Jaw,
Sask., was here this week on a visit
to his mother, Mrs. J. 'H, Broadfoot.
The OVIessre Sipprel, of St. John
New .Brunswick, were visitors atthe
home' of James and Mrs. Cowan this
week.
Clarence, the youngest son of J.
Scott, left on Friday for Winnipeg,
where he will enter the Bank of
Commerce,
John Devereaux, sr., one of tthe
'pioneer s of this district, died at
his home on the Huron road east on
Wednesday morning, in his 88th
year.
John Pinch met with a• painful ac
cident on Wednesday. While do
Coderleh
John B. Cox, of Chicago, and
'family'axe visiting in town,
W.'Proudfoot, M. 1'. P, antifamily
hal e xetiun.: l home after a months
stay at the Maine coast..
The Misses Saults, who have been
visiting here for some 'time, left
for 'their home at Winigeg.
Mrs. 'Cluness, Pall Mall.. street,
London., has returned home after a
Ether t visit to her sister, Mrs. C..E.
Mrs, Ross, Of London, is visiting
her daughter, ' Mrs, J .A. Rumba
during Mr. Rumball's trip :to the
coast.
I dugghte, MissccTheressa by ata
tending' the Eucharistic congress
in Montreal.
Rev. C. A. Seager, of St. Cyprian's
Church, (Toronto, is spending a few
days in town at the home of his
I parents, Mr. and Mcs,: Charles
Seager.
Caswell Rumball, who 'has been in
Butland's'drug store 'for several
years, left this week for 'Toronto
to attend the Ontario College of
Pharmacy.
Alex. Saunders, manger of the
Goderich Organ Company,is'attend.
ing the manufactures' convention at
Vancouver. He Is accompained by
Mrs. -Saunders' .
Services were taken in Knox
• 'Presbyterian (Church by the •Rev.
h
T. J .T o son M. A.,"of Stratfard
Rev, W. D.. Lee, of Waterloo, will
occupy thedpulpit in this church
nexa Sunday. After' . that. 'a call
will 'be issued to one:of the five
who have preachedhere since the
lastl earl was sent to Rev. P. F.
Sinclair, Of Toronto.
Al Sunday morning's'in Victoria
Street Methodist Church the pastor
Rev. Dr. Medd, (,paid : a touching
'tribute, to the late •'president bf
the (conference, Rev. Reuben Mill -
yard, 'former pastor of this church.
Mr Medd sketched the career of Mr.
Milly ard, (telling the • circuits and
charges;, land positions he had held
and}(also of the high esteem in
which he wwas held as a man.'
`A very pretty, though quiet wed-
ding, took place in .St, Peter's
Church Monday morning) when
Miss Katharine Doyle became the'
bride of Victor J. Dean junior part-
ner of the firm of Dean Bros., mer-
chants. Miss Agnes Doyle,: si ter of
the bride, was bI,idsmaid and Mr. R.
Dear( best ' man. The ceremony
r
took laceat o cloc andthe
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(p,
couple( left. on the G. T. R. at 7.10
fox! t honeymoon trip to Buffalo,
Constance
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Mae. Geo. Stevenson• is. ,visiting
her 'easter at London,
Mrs. Jennie Love paid a flying
visit home on Saturday night to
Walton,
Miss McKay, of Brucefiled, spent
Sunday the guest of Mrs. Wm. Me-
Intosh.
Mr. Heck. Lindsay, of Cleveland,.
Ohio, is visiting his brothers, W.and
P„ and other friends,
Mies Jessie Willison returned
;' from London, after spending a
coupl eof weeks there.
Mre. Ben, Snell and Messrs. Wand
II. Lindsay attended the 'Toronto
Exhibition last Week..
'TheE 'pwor.th League was with-
drawn on Tuesday night on 'account
of the Convention at Clinton.
Mies Florence Lawson of Summer
hill, 'spent a few days, the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Jas. Medd,
Mr, and Mrs. Hearn an ddaugh-
ters 'spent • Sunday the guest of
their "aunt, Mrs, D. Sutherland,
Mi. Will Rogers, Postmaster of
Toronto, spent a few days last
week the' guest of his nephew, Chas.
McGregor,
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cioderieh Township:
Walter Rathwell went west last
week.
Miss Flossie Cole had recently
been visiting at the home of her
uncles, K M7. Nathan Peck and Mr,J.
Keyes, Stanley,
;ry of a nle
y,
The Rev, Mr. Fortner, former pas-
tor of Bayfield Circuit, made ,sev-
eral calls last week. At Cole's ap-
pointment, hie old friends , were
pleased to see him again,
Anniversary Services next Sun-
day, 'Sept. 18th, in Cole's Church.
Rev.: Dr. Medd, of Goderich, will
)✓reach at 2.30 and 7.30 p,m. On the
following' Monday eVening a grand
Harvest Home Festival 'will be held.
Tea 'served teem 6 to 8 o'clock,after
which a g000lprogram will be ren-
dered. The (Clinton Orchestra will
be 'present.. Everybody come;
Porter's 1Ii11
'Howard'(Cox spent e few days in
London this week.
Miss (Lilly McClain of Dunnganon
is visiting in the neighborhood.
Mies Lilly MeMannis of Saltford is
spending a few days at Mrs Burkes.
• The Many friends ;of Rev. Fortner
of Strathroy, were pleased to have
him with us and take charge of
the
service On Sundau$v
eninwi last.
Mi. (and Mrs; Edo Neton
.and.
son'1r$.turned to their home.en De-
._taelas Bala relay last ,havin s..ent
a'week or ttvdafalbe neighbo1hoo .
Among those that, attended the
Toronto Fair are, Mr. mad Mrs. Hall
Rutledge, awl . an d Mit.. George
Vandenburgh, ,Ben Lindsay, Herb..
Bennett'andsister Viola. "
Stanley
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John Taro d'of Moose Jaw Sask.
made la short visit to the home of
his.' father during the first -of the
week.
Miss A. Porter of Kincardine, and
Miss Amy Houston of Clinton, visit
ed at the home ofMx. Geo. Baird on.
Saturday of last Week. ,
Messrs' Hugh McGregar, Arthur
Chapman Tbm Darnel, Thos. •B .
Baird ,Jas. Thompson, Hugh Gil
'flour rand Win. Ross, visited the
Western (Fair London on Tuesday.
Hallett
W. H. Kerr & Bon, Editors and Publishers(
Pastor E a !Widow and one daughter. Mrs.
xpires Fyle, !who have the syrnlaathy of
the community in their grief. Fun -
Front Stroke
oral 'services' were conducted by
inRev, (Mr. Small and Rev. Mr. Fear,
interment (being made at Union
cemetery, , rt
Jasper i�'iJsvx+, Well -Known
in Ontario, Succumibs
to Paralysis,
Rev. jasper,Wilson, M.A., of Hes-
peier,'Ont., who while in the pulpit
Preaching - the morning sermon at
the bnniversawry services in the
Methodist (Church last Sunday at
Leamington, 'was stricken with par-
alysis, Idled Wednesday^ morning at
2 O'clock, without ever 'having re-
gained tenaciousness. Bev- Mr.
Wilson, /who Was In his - sixtieth
Year, Was a xnan very highly re-
spected land loved by all Who ;knew
him, He was educated in Simcoe
High School and Victoria College,
from (which latter institution he se-
emed (the degree of master of arts.
Rev, Mi.', Wilsah has held many pro-
minent' !positions in the church, and
Was ht one time president of the
London COnfexeuee. HeWasa
member of the general board of
missions for
manyyears, and
at
the
time td hisdeath he was 'a member
of the board of regents and senate
•of (Victoria.
Rev. Mr Wilson was born in Wood
house Township, county of Norfolk.
in (1861, ordained in 1879, and in the
same'lyeaz' married' Miss Maggie
Cruise, of the township of Wa1sin.g-
ham, hlso in. the county of Norfolk.
Alman of very high -standing in the
church and socially, he will be great
y,
lmissed by. his associate church'.
workers.f• lee. Mr. Wileon since his
to dination has travelled . the 'fol-
lowing ch cults ;:Bosancaset,• Brig
.den, Vamlaehie, Watefor d, Exeter,
Kingsville, . Strarhroy, Goderich,
Ridgetown, (Leamington and Hespe
ler. He was one of the most, if not
the most, popular ministers who
ever becupied a pulpit in Learning
ton. The
re'ma
h ins'wit ' 1 be
taken to
Walsinghain, Ont., for interment
Saturday.
!Mullett. •
• N. Karvey of Base line spent Sun -
!day With S. Appleby. '
Chas. . Sr
tewax t Sundayed with
Goderich•-T j vnshte-friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Manning spent
Sunday with friends in Kippers.
Henry 'Barr has re-engaged with
Wm. Pear at an increase of salary.
Angus (Reid has moved into . his
fine new residence he built this
Bummer
Mrs 'Geo..Longman, ' Londesboro
spent a week with .her daughter
Mrs. (Geo, Stevens Walton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Shobbrook 'at-
tended the wedding of their Niece
alas (Hooper of Blanshacd, last
week,
Mrs. Jno. Nott, Algoma, who has
beer( visiting her daughter, Mrs. G.
months 4ias returned home 'stemma
Pealed by Miss Annie of same place.
This'Friday, Mr. Edward Jones
holds an auction of farm stock,im-.
plements, etc.,' as he has rented
his 'farm and will take a trip to
Vancouver, BC., with his brother
Who is here. The old neighbors will
"be (sorry to see the Jones family
leave, but hope to see them back
again.
School Report --Following isthe
school 'x eport for S.S. No. 5 ,•• names
in order of merit. --St. TV-IV/Mail.;
Jr. IV -Elva MeCool, Mary Vod-
den, Etta Brown. Sr. III -Florence
Vodden, Keathea Weymouth. Jr.
III --Ira Rapson. Sr. II --Mary Tay-
ler, Fred McCool, Marjory McCool,
John Gorbutt. Jr. II -Annie Wey-
mouth, Alice Vodden, Flossie Gib-,
'tangs Grace Vodden (equal) Albert
Gorbutt. Sr. /-John Taylor, Rose
Gorbutt, S. Lee. Jr. I-IIelenaSnell
Ax.thur Weymouth, Percy Gibbings,
Jennie Gorbutt. The best spellers
during' the month are -Sr, IV, M.
Mair ' Jr. IV, EE. McCool ; Sr. III, F.
Vqdden; Jr. III, I. Rapson; Sr. II,
M.'Taylor ; Sr. II, A: Weymouth; Sr.
I. J.Taylor, B.M,MeEwan, teacher.
Aplain for railway from the
boundary t oPeaee River before the
Alberta Goverment.
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Mrs. 'John Gibson and Mrs. Hood -
attended the funeral of 'Mrs,Jones,
Blyth,;this week.
George !Hill has sold his. farm in
the village, to John Berry,:' for $1-
,200; the gets posseiifon in October.
Rev. Jas, Foote, of •North. Bruce,
visited' tat his home here last week:
He 'conducted the 'servicesin the
Presbyterian (Church Sabbath last.
• - 'The 'Women's Foreign Missionery
Society fwill hold its annual Thank -
Offering Meeting
Thank-Offeringi1M2eeting. Sabbath evening
next, when Rev. Mr. : Richardson
.will ve a Missionary address. •
Dr. James Baird, of Montreal,who..
recently /visited in . our ;midst,is
ati (present ill of typhoid fever at a
hospital at Montreal . His many
friends (here 'ho.pe :for, speedy re-
,,covery, ,
Summerhill
`•gartn •mg! -.Kill s—Fot r:=The-fo-1-
lowingt;is.taken from' the London
Free 'Press ;-During a terrific elect
vice's -storm at La (Mouse, N: D. on
Sept. and, four men -were struck by
lightning; . and instantly. .killed
They were Fred Osborn; Murray El-
lis, 'Peter Nelson and Edward Peter
son. The.men were members of a
threshing (crew and with four cam-
'panions, (Wei a sleeping in ;A small
tent. The four .who were killed
laid (with their heads . toward the
door of the tent, the wing of which
had been blown open• by tthe wind,
.Their 'companions .laid with their
heads Otto the•rear end of the .tent,
but (so close that their 'feet: touch
-
.ed. (the others, They escaped with
a (severe shock and only minor in-
juries. Murray Ellis, one of the
four t1hat were killed, was a• grand
son '01 Mr. and Mrs. George Murray,
for merly t01 Clinton; now of 'London
Mrs. T. J. Linsey and children
are 'visiting friends in London: this
week.
Londesboro
Congratulations 3
glata0 n are inorder for
J. D. Melville this week.
Charles (Hutton, C. P. R. engineer,
is home for a rest as he is somewhat
unwell.
The drawing eard this week
is London Fair. There have
been 'many visitors from this place.
We ,now have a gianolithic walk
from the Manse to the Methodist
Church It was finished this week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Mogridge and:
Misses 'Dora and Edythe, of Aub -
burn. Sundayed at the home of Mr.
W. Reek,
Rev.IMr. Peareyleft for Toronto
Monday,• rand will not be here next
Sunday, (but the pulpits will be
supplied by Mr. Prager, o1 Bayfield.
Blyth
AV. Mc1M urehle was able to be
up (town on Monday, after a severe
illness, Ffo •
E. A. ammond,'•of Wingham, Was
a 'visitor at the home of Mr. John
"Wilford nn Sunday,
T.11. Gidley was in town on Mon-
day, !assisting the C'itizen's Band
at the Bowling contest.
There passad away on 'Saturday,
an
bld esteemed citizen, Mr, Thos.
Jones. Deceased had been afflict-
ed With stomach trouble for about
a'yeat and for the past two months
was confined to his bed, Ile leaves F
Menurn
A valuable dog belonging to Dir. 11.
3logrirlge was frilled by a freight train
one morning last week.
Rev, Mr. Juniper, of Toronto, late
of 'South Africa, will occupy the.
Baptist Church !pulpit Sunday af-
afternoon. Mr. Juniper is a force•.
Sul sneaker, and should be accorded
a'full house.
Holmet4vf lie
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Holmesville
The annual Meeting of the
Holmesville 'Civilion Rifle Associa-
tion (will be held in the Holmesville
Hall on Sept. 23rd, 1910. commencing
at 7,30 p.m., sharp,
'rhe Jubilee Anniversary of the
Ebenezer Church will be held next
Sunday. Rev, W. Baugh, of Ben -
miller, swill preach at 2,30 and 7.00
p.m. Special bolleetion to defray
the expenses of painting, papering
, etc„ sof the church.
Anniversary services of the
Holmesville !Methodist Church will
beheld Sunday, Oct. 2nd. Rev.' T.
Courtice, ►B,A, B.D., will preach at
10 (a.m, and( 7sisan., and Rev. J. W.
Ford ,o Minton, Willaddress the
afternoon congregation ,at 2.30.
Collections to defray expenses of
chinch rrepairs.
A ;PLEASANT SURPRISE,
A view of the ladies of Wesley
Church (called on 'Mrs. J. Moffatt
Tuesday (afternoon, at her home,
Princess St., and, on behalf of her
friends'bf the church, presented
her with a handsome gold pin, set
With 'pearls, and the accompanying
address. Although taken cora-
pletely 'by surprise; M rs. - Maffatt
feelingly. Texpressed her apprecia
tion sof the kindness of friends, -
• Followings is the address.
Mrs. ;Moffat, --
Dear (friend, --•We, your friends of
Wesley (Church, .wish to express to
you bur sincere and abiding affect-
tion. We 'deeply regret your de-
parture from among us, and will
greatly miss you in our church
work, aapecially in our Ladies' Aid
-Society, 'in which you have always
taken, hn active part, and,,; as one
lady 'remarked, "Rave worked well. II,
and (talked but little." It may . be
that .I
o r examplei
in this respect
et
will (be an.. incentive to the rest of
us ito do likewise. We feel we can-
na 'let you depart thout express-
sno.t•lletayou-der antaasithaut.,espr
sing, 6n some way, our esteem 'and
love•ifor you, and. would 'ask your
acceptance'ef the - accompanying .
gift. That happiness and piosper:-
Ity (may•attend you in- -your- -new-
home, as the united Wish of
Your friends of Wesley Church..
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THE !ENGLISH MEN WON ...
Monday morning looked any-
thing. (but pleasant for the visit of
the British Bowlers, who were to
arrrive son the 11 o'clock train from'
London, 'but 'before train time the
rain and cloudy weather disappear-
ed and. Old Sol shone out • in all its
splendor:. When (train time . dre,w
near, . a large representation of
local Bowlers were at the station to
Meet. (the "visitors. All,tver.e:taken.'
Wm. Jaekson's,residence,.and later
the men iunched,at the' Hotel,: Nor-.
•mandie, (after which many; Witty'
speeches were made by .the visit-
ors and Clintonians
At '130 'p.m., the game conitaenes
ed, (And the play was exciting all
thr'ough•the entire game, thescores
being nll• fairly y close. Daring the
-af=ternoon, 'the -'Clinton @•reliestra
played inany selections, which was
much (enjoyed by everyone. The
Orchestra was assisted by Mr. S.
Gidley, bf•$lyth, with his cornet.
The visitors were many who came
toted the game, loads coming in
from Goderich and. Seaforth, while
many Others came from ' Mitchell;
Blyth and Stratford, including Dr.
Robertson,'President. of the Ontario
Bowling Association.
Tea Was served at the home of.
Mrs. (Chidley, after which the visit-
ors/Were driven to the station, and
left for :Stratfotd on the 5.00 train.
Following were the players and
scores .
British Clinton
J. A. D. McLean E: Courtice
P. scot( B.J. Gibbings
J Pill.'ns• Jas., Bair
WVin.MMlcCo'1 sky -25W. Jackson, sk-20
J, S. Fleming : J. Ai-neford
It Peace J. Hunter -
Thos. J. Jeffrey W. 3. btevenson
A. J. Sp ith sk-24 D.A. Forrester sk18
E: Pickard - John Watt
.1. '.Chomps - Dr Shaw
Rely. W. Earee U E Dowding
J. 1'. Morrison sli18J B !Hoover, sk-•21
L Matllieson •. - A Graham
J Courts N, Balt
W 0 Wilson. J. Taylor
3. Kirklank,' sk-10J. Harland, .sk- 24
Totals 813 83
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THE BOWLER'S SONG.
'Twee in the days of good Queen
.Bess,
When Drake sprang into fame,
If 'e'er you visit Plymouth town
But' still he played the game,
It' was the good old game of bowls,
(Nov'bowling on the green.)
If e'er you visit Plymouth town
Those'bowls may yet be seen.
Bowling, 'bowling, . bowling on the
green,
the best game
• ever' seen;
There's nothing can surpass boWla
ing ou therasa
That goodoldancient game call-
• ed 'bowling.
Then come and see us play the
the' game,
Just Watch a "running shot,"
A "kitty toucher" or a 'raise"
May fchange the game a let,
The '(gante s a gable of science,
And of goodanatured fun,
For all who' give a mighty cheer
or the rink that takes the "bun,"
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Personal Notes 4444
u these having relatives or friends is the Powder
visiting in town or going away
notify us of the tacteaon week. we
would announce it in the Naw Eat(. - 44
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Irwin was in 'London last for
week. +
' Mrs. 'Cranston was in London the
Thur d
Mr. S. Carter, of Brussels, Was In 1 IU
'town this weep.
his
Miss (Winnie and Earl O'Neil are
in Condon 'to -day.
The Misses Walkinshaw sp eat Tues-
day iasc, in Loudon.
Rev. J, Greene will take the services
at Blyth next Sunday. .
J. i'. Sheppard in'ade a business
trip 'to London Tuesday,
t
Misses Lillie and Annie Miles
spent 'Sunday in Goderich.
Mr, James Smith, returned from his
trip to Toronto, on Wednesday night.
Mess's. (harry and W. E. Duncan
of 'Brussels, were in town Wednes-
day,' '
Mt.' Geo. Rumball, of Flint, Mich.,
Is visiting her sisters, the Misses
Rudd1 -
B.'A. MCEwan combined business
With 'pleasure in a trip to London
on Tuesday.
Mr s. Rev. Peter Jones, of London, �' ",so'e'0'6'a+t''sa'NN
is (visiting in town the guest of eat
Mrs. J. A. Irwin.
Miss A: Gowan of Blyth; was the
shaguest of her friend Miss. Ida Welkin-. wovar'Snada
,
Sunday.
11r. Graham Cameron Ex.. M. P. P. Talcum
of Goderich, was calling ou friends in 1Tale
town on Tuesday. . 1 ..
Mr. 'and Mrs, Jas. Walker and 1$ That is true, a short time
daughter, 'of W'n - + ago
g , i sham, use visit the manufacturers of
ors 7n own Tuesday..
'Mist' Rose Tebbutt returned Violet Dulee T'alcu>fn
home Ion Tuesday after visiting in
St, Thomas with fried $' reduced the price to us, there •
-
( friends. fore we give you the benefit of
Mrs; (Hartle and her Mx
Y friend las • the reduction, many 01 our
Emi h ..of Blyth, are
g , y , taking in 'the friends
have been paying 3;, Cts.
sight$ at the London Fair. for this preparation, but now it
Mrs. JamesSim and daughter, of ma beprocured only from
g , Y,, Y f 4 us
Blyth, wexe.:visiting in town this` f0r2acts.
week'at. the home of M', Wm. Gra- Those who have used Violet
ham. Dulee 1'aleum agree with us
Many'took advantage of. he lots - that it is the best on the market
fares •'to London on . Tuesday and That's why we sell it
Thur sday, tto visit the - Western
Fair, - -
Mr. rand Mrs. •
r . b'reor a Brown,. of
George
Brussels,spent a day with their
w•�►J� • I`Io�rileo
daughter, (Mrs. J. 'Leslie Kerr this
week : Phm B...
Mrs: Wm, Sims, o f Blyth, was visit•
)tia>lai�iie>Lurin Chemist
th3n (friends ends , .
g in Clinton n n nda o
a
is at '
�j �
e home of r Adam Scott an the ^►'ei'•'�tiA►�S
Bayfield (Road.
• Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Courtice; left
this rr?in' t" s e a mjrrghlwit•'.
relatives and friends at-Peterbor-
ough.and Toronto. " • •
Mr.. (Arthur . and Mra.Cantelon, -
_the Misses ...Cantelon accompaniedG A
byM. T
Mr, Chas. McWilliams of'To • �' V
ion-•
to, (spent Sunday at Toronto. •
Mr. John -•H. Powell, of Detroit,
was in town this , week. He'was
looking , after -.the grave ;of • his;
mother-in-law, ;the late Mrs Cor-
bett. •
Mr. .J •Hartiyy will occupy the "
English !Church pulpit at Wingham
on, Sunday and Mrs. Hartly Will •
spend the week end.. with friends.
in.'i3lyth.
Mr,'Co.P, Shepherd of the. 1101 -
sons Bank, Iroquois, 'spent a. few
days last week with his `parents,
Mr. and Dias. j. Shepherd, . -'Town
send street
Last Suxlday.R,ev. J. Green accom-'
panied.•'by Mss Grreenee were at •
Flesher ton, where the Reverend
gentleman preached special sea -
mons 'at the opening of ,a new pipe
Organ " recentl' . i. stalled
green preacnca on t a c arge 43
yT'ars ago.
that's
W. A. McContielI,
Chemist and Druggist
ist
A Little1
Mr. Athol Lawson, of lliriningham
England, 'arrived in Clinton, on Mon
day night and has taken a position 1
in the Doherty Organ • and Piano '
Factory. Mr. Lawson is a nephew. ("
of Mr. H.Joynel'' of town. • The
young slam has just passed his mai- ,
ority' rind stands over 6 feet in J'
sight. We welcome the young has always taken an active interest
man, to our town. In'chureh and society work in Clin-
W. J. Irwin, 'of Swift Current, II ton Will be greatly misled in these
Sasl- son . of M1. J. W. Irwin, of l circles. We join their friends an
Landoll, 'formerly of Clinton, s eat wishing them an enjoyable trip and
p (a .(shin beneficial leo jo 'enjoyable
the 'past week renewing acquain-
tanceships in town. Mr. Irwin is }
looking well, and appears to like
the Western country.. He left for
London' Tuesday, on his way back
to 'that couxltry ,
soommin
During the 'remainder.
ofthefruit . season;. will
-continue to sell j' RED -
PATH'S extra granulat-
ed Sugar at.:'
Ib5 .or i.00..
loo• bs for'
5 5
;Tomatoes, Peaches, .
PIums and Pears'
arriving. daily.
T. O'NEIL
THE .RUB• GROCER.
Phone 48
Miss'Conolly, Whom many of . cnir
readers most favourably know, has
recently resigned her potition of
head nurse ,iii J,ashburn, clash.
Hospital, having found .'the work
too 'great for her' strength. Before
leaving
Lashburn h rn
her friends in
town resented' her with $40.00 in
gold and the English • Chgr ch of
which she was a devoted member
gave her 'a handsome handbag.
1 Miss
Conolly was one of the first
graduates of the Clinton ' Hospital
and 'was greatly beloved ' and re-
spected 'while there. She is to rest
for at least :a Month and then go
on with private nursing.
Mis. J. Moffatt, Princess street,
accompanied' by her niece, Miss
May Davis, left Thursday morning
for (a trip to Stevensville, Montana,
It' is their intention to remain there
for (the winter, "Mrs, Moffatt, who
meinsommr.
Pure French
Olive Oil
1 "Sift=O-N Itr nd'" represents
...the highest Standard procurable
in Olive Oil. Bulletin No., 111
from the Inland Revenue depart-
ment indicate that in 108 samp-
les examined only 66 were genu-
ine Olive Oil. Two samples gf
S -H -O -N were pronounced gen-
uine.
We have it in original pack-
ages, i pints 35e; 1 pint 85c; 1
quart $1.25. '.
a.i, Hcov
Dispensing= Chemist.
The Molsons Bank
Incorporated 11855 .
Capital„ pm') yr ; $3;500,000
Rest Fund, ,r $3,85O,o00
Ras 80'Branches in'Clanatla, anti Agents and ot'respondents itt all
the Principal Ctttks la the World,
A GENERAL )BANKING iUSINESS'TItAXSACTEH.
SAVINGS BANK D`BPAR,T
ML1VT
tit all Branches. interest allowed at highest cnrirent rate,
Clinton Branch.. - -. C E. DOWDING. Manager