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unty Huron, and
titri Circulation
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circulation than any othar NatriPaPer
in this soction of tho county ot Huron
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s ',DARD.LOAN COMPANY
1101IERTSON. REAL End•TX:
AND INsUltANCE AGENTS, "
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X morning( ra. Geld Itingt .OWnen mn bare
*MOO bY aPeliting tO Pun biases, ettbe Huron
Peantai tirthRfar rovg: -Am PaYing
WANTS.
ArANTED. TO ILENT.-I5 to 25 Aeree of
NV elattVeted Med near' DOdoeiell. Lana
must be clean, Give tun. partleulare. APP1Y
C,w. ft.nare et Star Defeo.
bay4 ead Vogt en e tine 'ego kindly return
"kriD'Ill0Fla-Part-ftWgebo botrOwed Dross Coat
to the Store and
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NW VOTED
-P. 4.Protantm.
rilliLITANTED.-Good General Servant.
Ap y to Mite. H. W. TriontsoN, corner
St• Dori and Vieterin. streeta.
00 Gillish WANTEDIMMEDIATELY.
-To wqrk in Biamit and Candy
epartments. Steady employment, good wages.
. Peking at CO., WM London, Ont.
MIRE ABEADEEN. Nelms St, is now
1. Open for eummer business, having
lately removed frOm NorthIns Large resi-
dence, comfortable rooms, that tease board,
• perintarept ttanelent. Rates 11 per day.
FOR SAL,E QR TO LET.
APRI ATE PAIPI*V"...s...".-kwi's.-1-1 ahnoot new,
standard make, u•right Plano, at a
-area • • • n: . • • STAR office.
807170 SUMMER TENTS FOR RENT. -11 x
0, on reasonable terms. Apply to S.Hat-
sreen.lia. David street, Goderlels.
LIMMER COTTAGE TO IIENT.-At 310.-
Q neaetung Park. Newly frnmiebed. 8 rooms
anti bathroom. Modern plumbing. Apply to
W. E. Uttar. Jeweller. Goderlehs
TO RENT.-Comfortuble aoven•rootn Homo
near Collegiate Inetitute. Good cellar,
hard and tett water in kitchen. Terms easy.
Apply to Atm ago. COX.
OR SALE OR TO TIENT-A &vied sever/ -
1W • roomed house. Apply to C., mahatmas,
Trafalgar Street, Ooderich,
MIOR SALE-Tbwline brick House, with
..L.7 awes of land, on hayfield Road, at pre -
Rena ogpupied by the undersigned. Abund.
4tnee OW small fruits, such as pear& 18„1111114.
Cantirrinetvg=tge Ia. bled:late% MI6.
°rich, ,and will likely double in dee witMn
four years. Apply on the pro to J. H.
Asuman..
'COP SALE ORTORENT.-Tero and a halt
X., acres, veith sOringteeek rnneing through
it, on the Huron Road, adjoining Maltiatid
Cemetery. Can be bad at a bargain. Apply
to MRS. LEWIS- Etareer.
TaAltla FOR SALE,-100naerekibieing north
•E halt of lot 112„ eon'. I, Astalel situated on
the Gravel Road, between Goderie and Luela
now. three-quarters of it nAla from Nile P. Os
church end store:it conaidered opt% of the
beet frame in the Minty of Huron. Also fifty
mem situated „2nd eon. of Mantel& being
north half of eaat halt of lot 11. There are two
running stream,' Oe both, alao ft.rni 66x64,
tame foundation, frame buildings 301E50 and
26x40; a geed frame lionse pod kitchen; Ana
oreberd on tbo bontesthad. Both farms t
areal' seeded at present. The 60 acre lot had
Nun 31Ix64 on it. F'or sale by Mita. noon
Greene
-IGIARM FOR SALE Olt ItENT-Lot 2,con.
6, E. ot containing 160 norm
soli a clay loam, 76 acres grass, fairly well
fenced. good arteden well and Wind nal ;barn
40:00. with stone bamment, granary and horse
etable 22x735, delving shed and other beginner.
Homo 20x30, with kitchen and wood shod,
Good orchard. Half male from church,sehool
mid post office. Apply to H.& BLAKE. Crewe
P, 0. 15.1m
FOR SALE.-Twonew Dwellings on Angle.
seY St. A comfortable Dwelling on Pieton St.
Building Iota on Eigin Avease. FAME Bt., Cedar
8t. and Pine St, •
WANTED. -A few Forniebed Houaca or
Rooms, near the Lake front, to rent tor the
Hummer season.
YOUNG & ROBERTSON.
NOitce
OMB TO CREDITQatS,
the =atter of the cringe ot Isabella
bo(We" late....et the, TOM tioderieb, in the
Eounty ot altiren, Wirlotr, deceneed.
VTICkf hetebY given pursuant to R. S.
,0% I, Mans 120,,,tilat all ormlitore arra Others
"Val Olir idialliet the. estate of 1110 said
7st, dsa••V of litehrw b ,dia on4re°rre4lated ticg
opt/atom the 20.t.h daY Of. Au:feet, 1,8uo, te !too
trirL7111.".rgLirw,tr nid=lintiGulY
eqriptions. the fed earetoulars of their claims
and the nature of hie etentritien. any, held by
them. .
ANI) FURTHER TAKE NOTICE tbat at.
tor Mailed mentioned date Gm executers ot
the said ergot° will .proeeed to distribute the
(Wets( of the deeeessee among the parties on-
tMed thereto, beving regard only to claim ot
which they sludi then have notice, and that
they will not boilable tor the mid russets or any
Pert theeeet to any person or persons of whose
claims notlee ehall net 'have boon received by
them ab tho time of saki distribution.
DATED this 19th day of July, A. D.,1906,
ANNIE MAY KING,
By M. O. JOHNSTON,
Her Solicitor.
Otis wanted •ta work on
aGys' °lathing; good
wages' and' always steady
empinyrnent. After an'
exPerlence with us in,
Clinton, situations will be
offered to first applicants
in our proposed branch in
Goderich.
One of the best situations
for girls today is running
power machines.
Write us for more partic-
ulars.
Jackson Mfg. Do.
CLINTON, ONT.
W. E. KELLY
WATCHMA_KER, JEWELLER
AND OPTICIAN.
mum Or MAIMIAGE LICENSES
GODEM011, ONT.
V,ERTIfintd.UN .
wasted,s Acres raesi,.C.W.It'4.41‘0.44f t
*0113itiqat WAIllgti".=414/01eY",j4t
Tants son Jeatits--a.ttliasittee...tt
yriehaut •••••••....fastit,
clearance Salo et Itantteselei Peellii
lIntrlorare..•...,,..1:•.*• St **t* t. .... tm*
moot gsrutsies,..0. lel it.... li•t$,Ort.*". 3
Gels Wantreelenksou M0n11111e11/14118( CO. 4
Old Inetil Reindrunentraltforil •..•
Bonding Satee-W. A•Meltiet 0*. ••• • . a
ao.„14,,,Natietnti
efteentWallesesTewo ot Godedeliv..
sptcha 8kirtvo3K.VT. Airbetket Sotte4
vureittes norsoist/,-soPitet
iiittnreer atunrillidettaals .....
TooriSts' WeettneW. C. Goode 4
Blaek Tellettitilikal, etueorue
consumes. 000ss altendfodgeue „
Votete7:141(trs..' ........ s'
The eopelet eatwaLendea„„.• • 3
Steetnerntestiele-Siorthern Navigation en it
eemerojeuteeke seeecaeseverlige ilituk
Townie:4s Por MilesaThontasT1 t
PAULO Salmatar MIMe
Glove rant-Ster Office-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Notlecti tilostiotbla heeding to nonettivertis-
Ore tweed le omits a running line in
tempera ty , e; epee GQ Watt to Yearly
contract eevertleers whose eileertlideg
poem in the sante issue,6 ceetsst linetto
those who nutlet a yeavly contraet endee
. hamlet& and dO not otherwise gavertiso. 8
coats a line,
Local Notices.,
3. B. Hawkins wants to sell his
hers°, trap and hernees, Will sell horse meats
ately. % •
'When you see a store paintegood
nnd red, reruernber Mat it; Peutin's Ha were.
Paulin says he will try to make it met while
keeping tide fact In mind.
Mr. R. R. S.raxows will be absent
front Ma Photo Studio from August 7 to 10,
both inclueive, but the Studio will bo open for
the benefit of pertiee desitirat Photo Supplies,
and in charged Bert Murphey. Patrons are
respectfully requested to govern themselves
necordinglr.
NOT1(1E TO CREDITORS.
In the Matter of the estate of Elizabeth
Campbell Attrill. late of the Township of Col-
borne in tlie County of Huron, decomed.
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to R. S.
0. led, cap. 129, that all creMtors and others
having tedium against the oaten/ of the said
Elizabeth Campbell Attrill, who died on or
about tho day of June, IMO, are required
nershotorcs-Abe-2. istalaret ;tidy lnan, to 4001
by post or deliver to 00 undersigned their
Christian and aurnames, midranges and de-
scaptione, the full partionlars of their claims.
and the nature of tho itecurities, if any, held
by them.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that af-
ter mid Mat mentioned date the executors of
tbe said estate will proceed to distribute the
asset.; of tbo deceased among the partlea :en-
titled thereto. having regard only to elnime of
which they !hall then 'moo notice, and that
they will not be Mama for the raid meets, or
,any part thereof to any person or persons of
whom claims notice shall not. have been te.
calved by them at tho time of sald distribu-
tion.
DATED this 29th day &June, A. 0., nod
DICKINSON & GARROW,
Solicitora for
IC. 0, Gilbert S. Wright, and Ernest
Haawn, Exneeters, s.eseuee se
children.
Orillia-Ten-year-old boy found
bottle of whiskey, drank it, and -
dead.
Hamilton -Intoxicated Man fell re
of a thirdeltorey window and w
killed.
These three tragedies are the parti
returns from one day's actevity on t
part of the whiskey habit.
Whiskey does not take a Sunday o
or go on its sumnter holidays. ..,
Whiskey is doing business every d
in the year, and the sort of business
cioes is indicated in yesterday's retur
from three points affected by the ha
last Sunday.
cYOR 8ALE OR LET. -A farm of 111 acres
of tho beet day loom, belonginope, Mrs.
a Prager, Goderieh. situated on this t con..
thiderlehtownshIst, 7 miles trona G erieb, 9
from Clinton and 5 from Hayfield. Fairly
good buildinge, 2 orchards. Reanonable terms.
For further particulars epply to JAMES COL.
WELL, Blocks Arcot, Goderleh, or ED. Acn-
Met, Goderich.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.- The desirable
property on Etta Avenue, Godetich,
owned and occupied y Dr. Whitely. Good
house atia two-thirds Man acre of land, with
choice fruits. The bowel is heated by hot
water and has ell modern improvemente. A
&wean) for any portion wanting first -dam pro-
tnity,vtrthltrnalcirra. rosrairzi. Apply to or address
"The Apzus ron SALE. - Several hundred
A copies of ted novsepapers tor sale. Jino she
thingwhen you are honseolerudng. Apply at
BIAR °MOE
MEDICAL
D' 'InftSole & TURNBULL.
A. 'I'. Entmentiore M. D.
W. S. Ternmeras M. B.
Des„„.t Offices 102
Offices. Hamilton St. Residence 121
Night oells for the firm of Des, Emmereon
and Turnbull will be answered either from
'theft' Oka, Hamilton street, or bun Dr.
Terabelfe tessienee.1•10.40n dreets
n. MACKLIN, M. B.
rilydelan and Burgeon. Sperial attention to
%Vilna (Mkt ang resigrunte
West t. Gatieltrit. 'Teieltione 14T1a
VETERINARY.
FREEMAN, Owner gentinatel Veterinary
0 8011r000. /Comber of the Veterinary
Associations ot London. EdinburgIn Ontario.
Burattaltmerattoitsaimeelaity. umee, Bruce
street, am:ening ettowarts Greenbouses.
Phoeti111.
PROFESSIONAL
• A ,,,,R1ILIMit trf
nor went Stteet Mut Senate. ,
.
noteLs
mom Minos; itfierst.. Goderleb Ont.-
ThettentblYrefittedarld modernized. A
IMMO fter tne travellee and fanner. 130,91 111.60
asdAbOtel tabs, tonnd anywhere...sal, J. MOIL
ItIN-4.1ra Pandittor.
THE' COLBORNE HOTS'.
1110%. jouNST0N, ihtotintitratt.
0 o.a...laisou.
thtif tiWoritti prifilic house, tinder the
new Whireigettient, will I* coodueted
theittnponetples And the best possible
Wales is gestioit4i1 the getter/et piddle.
otioutgelttetpettiulty tolicited.
STANtN-Ortittr 1100111ton and New-
gAtia. elite* Coderleit.
The
POINT rix
. •.'Atmettritz600t
006itotbi. eit Atitiored.
4rielft rot tdattob*Ao... • .
N• EMMA
.Pratt.01.9ritl
Petit*, IrA $0.1641t Oleo
WW1.
11:
Hamilton Times: There appears
be no mystery about that Winds
murder. Given a morose and coars
natured man, a long course of whisk
soaking a.ntl abuse of his family, a
the result aclihived is not astonishi
The pity of it is that such brutes ea
not be decently hanged or locked n
before they conunit murder.
MONT,REAL TEMPERANCE
CRUSADE
•
Areithishop druches1 Expects t
Work Regeneration of the Peo
ple in a Few Years.
BUSINESS CHANGE,
GODERICH CIVIC HOLIDAY.
Next Wednesday being Goderich
civic holiday, Tnts STAR would ask
all advertisers and correspondents to
have their copy in the hands of the
printers earlier than usual for next
week. "Late copy" will be sure to
meet with disappointment.
Mr. L. B. Augustine haying
bought out the -interest of Mr.
Jonathan Miller in the East Street
Lirery, tbe bueiness will hereafter
Le carets -a -on under -Me name o
Walker & Augustine.
A continuance of public pat-
ronage solicited. Everything will
be kept up to the highest stan-
dard, and satisfaction guaranteed.
gaunt Xv4.4cs.
iNAR,(101;1aTetht 84t,
.0400, rigvey Dottie wes beriito
dedge Doyle for steitUng*la fteliA the
till Of the Dunlop betel, Ala Pleaaea
guilty to the tharge• Re Woo oho
eleargeddeintlystyith Wilfred Welterw.
With titiolduir AVM w Store in the
neighborhood of Ugater., to which,
WALKER & AUGUSTINE.
BANKING
essisesamoimasise=ssemosims‘
The Sterling Bank
OF CANADA
HERD OFFIGE - TORONTO
.•
Incorporated by Special Act, of the
Dominion Parliament to rttcolve
Demerits.
Highest current rate of iuterest
paid in our
Savings Dank Department
on deposits of 'Sr and upwards,
Interest paid and compounded
POUR TIMES A YEAR.
Drafts bought and sold.
A General Banking Business
transacted.
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GODERICH BRANCH :
A. G. GA MBLE, Manager.
Iffontreal, July 15. -Mgr. Benches
whO Ines just returned from a pastor
visit extending over 30 nariebee. wh
TOWN OF GODh'RICII.
Tang Nortog that the Municipal Council
of tho Corporation of the town of Gotiorich in -
tondo te construct cement sidewalks in the eall
town as tollowe
I. On the South Word side of Colborne Street
between Waterloo Street and St. Patrick's
Street.
2, On the South West side of Colborne
Street between The Square and M. Patrickt.
Street.
3. On tho South nide of SS Patriek'a Street
between Waterloo Street and Wellington
Street.
4. On thn South East side of Hamilton Street
between Perk Lot 037 and Victoria and Neloon
&meta.
5. On tho North rdde of Trafalgar Street
between North Street and Victoria Street.
it. On the North Aldo of Bruce Street be.
tween North Sneet and Cambria Rawl.
And intends to asseas portion of the final
cost thereof upon the reol property to Do
Bumediately benetited thereby, fronting or
abutting upon mid streets es aforesaid, be.
tween tho said pointe. and to levy Stleh final
cost according to the frontage thereof, by
twenty anneal special natesaMente ; and that
n. statement showing the Wide liable to and
proposed to be epeeially asses -m.1 tor tbe mid
worirs and the naMen of the Demers tberookee
farm tbe same :len be useerttUned from the -
last revised amassment rdll find otherwise, is
now Merlin the office ot the Clerk of tho Muni-
cipality, and Is open for Inspection during
one home. 'to estinutted east of the work
IS *ino.95. of w eh PV..19 ie to be provided
out Of tho general fund,' of the Municipality.
A Cotner OP It/1VMM will bo held on the
00th daY et July. mos, at tho hour of 8 o'clock
in the afternoon, et the Connell Chamber in
the town et Godefieb, for the porponi of hear-
ing omelettes against the OrepOsed unma-
n/ern on the aceuraey of frontage lemur/se
Menteor any other eon/plaint Which the per -
sone Antenatal inky deem to melte anti which
la by late cognIzeble by the Court.
Drove the 12t11 day of Jule, 190n.
JOHNSTON. Clerk.
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AUCTIONEERINO
ir-o-iiiiii-iik6ifiref.-denertd Auctioneer
xx 011affaMlition Tet Gederiell, P. (). Box
16.1. Eartn.termetoe , tted all other ealea will
reftleeeneelel ratted on. I'wfu buy veer en-
tire stetek of Henget/Old Filtnitat*; knd WM pay
ittet cosh prices. Let net keeteeritityou have
to eill iti any iftleser.eall and see svhat I can
sell yon. --. GEORGE BECKETT. Carioaty
Shoe, elditeeleh.
THE #011THERNIIINIGATIONOMPANY
1110/011TONT soncE
THENSTik. BglIANNIC
is been witlidr4Wa to the
Georgbn. Bay Sehtice
0
All future saili00 between
inclgort netrOit, Onderich
and Kinensdind Aare
EREDV ONCELLED
es It iimitiOittijowik suAtte8
,tefi Oro, 10.,
GODERICH MARKETS.
Ornin prices aro unchauged, although re-
ports aro in circulation about rust In the North
West, that should make futures much dearer.
At present the reports about rust me very con-
trailictory
Hops sold on Monday at 137.50. the highest
over paid In Oodorldh, hut In all other lines of
farm and dairy produce there has been no
chartge worth noting thie week.
Raspberries and choreic,' are still plentiful.
and they sell at last week'. prices.
Wm. Burrows &Pon shipped 1.500 Monet' of
pato to Myth this week.
J.F. Andrews (shipped a ear of hogs to Toron-
to on Monday.
Robert McLean mule a shipment of fine cat-
tle to Toronto on Monday last, there being GO
In the lot.
Current wholesale prices corrected
up to noon of Thriradall3
fbrIng wheat, standard
Flour, por owt.. patent
Flour, per owl.. family
Bran, per tpn
Short% per ton
Screening's per ton
Ones
Barley
Peas
Rye
Buckwheat, per bnehol
Hay
Butter, per lb
Egos, (fresh) per dozen .
Wood, per cord
Cattle. export.. ‘,. .... . .... , 4 LO to
Cattle, ordinary and butchers' 3 50 to
Lambe, opting 9 .,0 to
Sheep. tat lowt) 3 no to
Huge live weight 7 40 to
Hoge, deemed 8 76 to
Munn, per lb 0 16 to
Bacon, long clear 0 14 to
Hides 7 00 to
Sheep aktnn . ft 70 to
Tallow, rendered 0 el to
Cht.kons-barnyard chicks, per lb 0 10 to
-crate fed 0 11 to
Beef, fore quarters I 60 to
Beet. hind quarters 0 oti to
Peugeot . 0 20 to
StnewberrIen... -. ..... ..... 10 to
Cherries, per haeket 50 to
10 76 to 76
0 711 to 76
2 50 W 2 60
2 26 to 2 26
19 00 to 19 00
20 00 to 20 00
18 00 to 18 GO
ti 35 to 0 36
0 40 to 0 43
0 60 to 0 02
0 48 to 0 48
0 48 to 0 48
8 00 to 8 25
0 16 to 0 Id
0 13 to 0 14
6 00 to 6 00
4 76
4 76
00
being the first Wednesday in August,
will be Civic holiday for Ooderich, in
accordance with the custom establish-
ed by resolution of the Town Council
some years ago. There is no special
attraction out of town, and doubtless
the day will be well observed by local
picnics.
Conencrriort.-Two weeks since, by
Wattle also pleaded guilty. Walters
pleading Pet gulitY. trialef
tent reenited In * verllietof net guilti.
inod, he Weal diselifted, And *tat e
netrattlded till Wedneiday for sea.
tame, when he was Again before the
court. stud, cousidering the many miti-
gating circtunetaticeo, allowed to go
on stuipended sentence after good ad-
vice go to hio future behaviour.
'MUT GPOESIVII Watris--Tho
street sprinkler PI be 1:111 duty when
there are cloutie of dust similar to
hibudisy last, -The carman in Vieteria
Park to face liataliten street, and all
the others remounted and placed
where they will !how to the best atl-
ventage.-The many improvements to
private residences In Goderich to eon.,
tinue.-Some special attention paid to
the 2let Essex Regiment from Aug, 0
to 11. -Au up to date sporting easocia-
tion„-More summer visitors, and a
hundred or more cottages ereeted a-
long the banks and bluffs overlooking
the lake, which would readily rent
during the heated term,• -•The O. P. It.
pushed to ae• early completion.-
?ffore cetuent walks, and the desire is
being gratified.
THE POPULAR FAra.-The Western
Pair, Loudon, promiees this yew' to
be a great success. Entries are com-
ing in fast and space is being allotted.
The attraction committee have provid-
ed a progranune of amusement and
entertainment far exceeding anything
ever attempted by the association, C.
W. Williams, of Newark, New Jersey,
will tnake daily ascot:miens in his air-
ship, "America." The Royal Venetian
Baud, one of the greatest musical or-
ganizations of the day, has been en-
gaged at great expense for the entire
exhibition. "The Norins," high div -
ere Japanese acrobats, slack wire
performers, The Polite Burglars. trick
house performers, The Red Raven
Cadets and many othere will all ap-
ear batiste the grand stand daily.
d's_magrifficent electrical
and pyrotechnical display of the "Car -
nivel of Venice" every evening. Re-
member the dates, Sept. 7th to 15111.
For prize list and information write
the Secy., Western Fair Office, Lon-
don, Ont.
a mistake of our reporter, we included
the name of George Jardine with those
of Beattie and Mason, who were
charged with taking money from the
till of the Dunlop hotel. 'We regret
the publieation, aa Mr. Jardine was
not connected with the charge, but
was merely suphoetted as a witness in
the case.
0 1111.8 WANT111).-By reference to
ouradverttsing eolumna it will bealeiet
that the Jackson Mfg. Co. purpose
starting a branch of their boys' ready
made clothing tailoring in Goderich,
but they first want to train some Meal
help into their ways, and are advertis-
ing for girls to go to Clinton for an ex-
perience. We hope they will be suc-
cessful, as we feel sure that onee they
are property started here they will
have no trouble to get plenty of help.
They now have over 85 hands in Clin-
ton, and pay out over S2,600 a month,
and we understand that their business
cOuld be mile)] increased if they can
get more beim
A KINDLY GATIITCRINU.-A few days
since. a big bee Was held on the farm
of Thos. Hussey, of Ashfield, the gen-
tian= who was injured by shot
wounds at the charivari a few weeks
since in that township. There were
fourteen mowers and many men, in•
eluding every man who took part in
the affair in which Huseey was injur-
ed, and some sixty tons of hay
watt cut and !tamed in good condition.
The act was one of a brotherly charac-
ter, showing that it was not in feeling
anyway thatprouipted the unfortunate
event of a few weeks ago. Indeed it
may safely be said that the whole
neighborhood will have kindlier feel-
ings for each other after their thought-
ful and sympathetic gathering at the
hay fielde. Well done
AN INTERF.STINO CAS K. -A Lon -
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0 14
7 23
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Cattle and Hogs et Toronto.
Sun Office. Tuesday evening. July 24th.
Another Mermen, talten place in hog
Kiev% during the pant week, thin belug mind.
ent with qw advance in bacon in London.
ns, Melon cm, who quoted at ?teed ears
in Toronto last week, today quote P.M In the
Cane Way. Hogs ted and watered In Toronto
Mei quoted at 67.00, and In country pointo at
117.M. or 15 cent(' idebor than one week aao.
Park, Blackwell /see. Fay then quotations
are unehangeti nt dream in Toronto, 57.75
fed and Watered. an $7.50 at mutant point"
There wile a big run Of fairly good cattle at
the JuoctIon Cnttle Unmet yeetenlay morn-
ing, NInety•nlno oars with EOM cattle were
unit:Med. All them were cleared before noon.
•Itta altbough prince remained Mein 51.75 to
With veim caw chalet) at 55.1S, Rolm, elated
more reeldly than tad molt.
OBITUARY.
SKIM IN. -The Toronto Mall of July
7 contained a report of the death in
Hamilton of Dr. Nellie Skimin, a well
known linty practitioner, cousin 'of
Miss E. A. Skimings, of this town.
The report said : ''Deceased had been
ailing for some time frotn nervotts
trouble. She ,was a graduate of
Queen's University having etudied
under her sistee, Dr. Alice MeGilliv-
ray, during the time Mrs. McGillivray
eaught at Queen's, and with whom she
was praktising until the thne of her
death. Besides this sister deceaaed Is
survived by her mother anti one broth-
er, Dr. George Skimin, of Renew.
City, Mo."
CLENMENNINO.-There diedt-Nr Sete,
day, at the residence of William A.
Rutledge, Huron Road, Robert Clem
denning. aged 76 years and 4 months.
The deceased had been ill for some
time, so his demise was not unexpect-
ed te many hereabouts, but np north
there will be many to whom his death
will be a. surprise. In the GO's and 70's
thip deceased Watt one of the best known
merchants in Ashtleld and Wawanosh,
hie store on the Ashneld side of Dun
gannon being in those decades largely
patronized by residents of both town•
ships. The last twenty years was
mostly spent in Goderich in retire-
ment, as in this town he often met
his business and political friends from
the northern townships, and talked
over old tittles. His funern.1 took
place in Dungannon on Wednesday.
NASMYTIL -Alex, Ntuttnyth, one of
our well known and oldest eitizene.
answered the last call on Monday and
joined the grand army after a long
tttof Towia Ustio.
i'r,nroz churAa (larder', Party °a
Thursday next. Aug, 2,
.000720 tieketswere sOld at Gude,
rich for the 12tit of TulY at fleatorth.
A, lot ett Interesting local mailing
Will be f mind au pages, 11 At 4. 0 and ti
of thla week's tiran.
don • (Eng.) despatch of Friday
last said : " An Important judgment
affecting the telatione of colonial
merchants was given by Mr.
Justice Phillimore, in the King's
Bench. The Bank of Montreal sued
the Exhibit and Trading Company,
Limited, of Liverpool, to recover P.4(r.
on a promissory note drawn by thcade-
fondants, payable to thb Goderich Or-
gan Company, and endorsed to the
Bank. Payment was resisted on the
ground that the promissory note had
been materially nitered by the addition
of the word "Limited" to the name of
the payees, after the execution of the
instrument, and also on the gmonnd
that the note wart unetarriped. Judg-
ment was given for defendants on
both points."
Fon MII.K DICAL151114. -At the last
session of Perliament aet was
passed requiring the inspection of milk
cans. Thew are to he pri-;isented at
the offices of weighte and measures
for inspection. The teen W be charg-
ed for their verification are : Two
gallona and under, 10 cents each ;
over two and not exceeding
five gallonn, 20 cents ; over five
and not exceeding ten galione, 90
cents: ; over ten gallons, 50 cents. If
cans are inepected before Oct. 13, next,
the leen will be only one half the sumo
mentioned. .After that date all per-
sona selling milk by measure in cans
not properly inepected and otamped
will nubject themeelvee to a cevere
penalty. Each can in which mill: is
sold by measure =at be clearly
statnped or branded "funk can."
A SIWC14611. - The annual garden
Thatorpotteattle were looking in fairly geed
clue*. tho average tveight being takI0 lbs.
Tinto wero no Western cattle on the markets".
, The Apple Crop Prospects.
Ai Meat etrreitar from J. h. Thome, trait
dealer, ot London, Eng., aim thin ediroete
Of tlio proreecte for the apple crtagOla Of 11100.07 .
joNt contlitited droneht in the &tali
towline coon net csktenr tO have bid cm edlreme
Oftret elfin rrOja in thin country, at; daring
the ef getting. although it wile retarded
team renottinlAing now Wotan) the treeZ
and predneing 'PIG& verging In KOMO dflattlet8
te ebetneant.
"fieperte team the Continent ;seta to tee
re. Ittgregnititlgta Tar rIt_ltitte gift
cans or carasidis In Great urltatn, Mop mats
imeettire. tiZe, have enact offere on the prices
which trey ride tetr caritr arrivals.
"Atal-afflu indirseCemstaraly tiny Meets
lean Or taleaMan ritsp':Co Will ter
ttoosataeraosith ponetale cateeptlen et
mune eteite table tole Germany la eat loco,
to toe thanYanneadiati attlea the/ vete es
tot Only dteti. their ewe depose to be se ahtled.
autette.trettletheavr ante Old rewrite egnillett
eteasteee elet Mete Ceeliteittel ,tratort4
est. emottfor h usruatter of sate es,
pots Met pot 4,--
Tim attractive advortlarmenta of
the lieveleign Bank will hereafter be
found on page 2 of THE STA%
Thursday Aug. 2 la the eorrected
date fee l(nox Ohurch Garden Party.
With lamb retailing all 20 cents a
pound, it is no wonder so many farm-
ers have bank accounts.
The service in Knox church ou Sun-
day next, morning and evening, will
be conducted hy Key. 4. 0, Manama.
Ph. D.. of Chteago.
Chas, O. Lee will in a few days have
Inaillmoth double store ready for
bastnese. The archway has been coun
pleted and the work is being rushed to
completion.
A gold watoh lost on Tuesday eve-
ning, and advertised by small bIlls
was ploked up by Miss M. McIver,
West street. and promptly retuaned
to the owner,
The date of Knox Church Garden
Peaty has been changed to Thursday,
Aug, 2.
A good numhor from Goderloh took
In the Windsor races this week, when
J. W. Smith's Missouri. Chief took 4th
nlace in the 2.00 chess, againet nine
other flyers. The best time was 2.054,
the Goderich horse being 4, 11, 3,
Dr. J. L. Turnbull's office and surgery
at Lietowel bad a close call front
fire on Monday morning of last week.
There was considerable loss of proper.
V, but we are pleased to learn that
our former esteemed Gotiorich resident
escaped.
A horse belonging to Thomae Mc-
Michael, of Willett, was taken freen
Fleaforth on the evening of July 12tb,
but 'teas afterward found. it is eur•
mised mime i lit ri ous nd I v [duals
wanted a free ride, but did not get to
Ooderich jail.
'George ()retrain, sr., of Goderich
townsiti p, recent) y underwen t an op-
eration tor the removal of cancer from
the lip; we are glad to know that. he
is recovering. It required considera-
ble courge for 0 man over eighty to
undergo the ordeal.
It was found necessary to ehange
the date of Knox Church Oarden
Party from Friday next (as at nest an-
nounceti a to Thursday, one day
earlier.
party of St. Georgen Churchvvotnan'o
Guild was held last Thnreday cm the
beautiful lawn° of Mr. O. P. Carey, by
the kind permienion of Mrs. Morrison,
who at present occupier; the house and
grounda. The morning wart bright,bnt
after noon it clouded up end looktel
threatening until the party wart
through, and both beiansa and after
tea raineiell lightly, but notwithstand-
ing these threatenffige, the party was
eine of the moet aucceeeful the Guild
ban ever had. the tea and attendance
being very good, and all other depart.
mento equally so, and the end a nue-
CtItt unfinehiny. The flab pOnd,
metal, was welt petroffized. and many
noVelties hooketl; the candy table was
414 Willi attended that it Wag depleted of
Ito toothsome sWeetien tlie fancy table
lt great attraction. a age tramber
°nude, and faheyartieles being mad;
the ice cream departmentwits grand
gneeest, the lemonade stand Orinall17 go.
the tee tableri Were eirded 'stem 5 to
bend. to Gal *rm. pliyerl fitialeta pro,
gramme, *Welt *AA concluded shortly
eter taro tht
siege of illness. The old veteran had
reached the patriarehlal age of over
four score years, having heen born in
Haddingtonshire, Scotland, about
years eince. At the age a ta he
crossed to America wit it his parents,
and visiting ate eral pointe in the
States and in Camula he eettled in
Goderich in 1845, thus having been a
resident of the town 61 years. He
joined the Presbyterian chureh short-
ly after his arrival in tioderich, and
had in bin prowermion at. hie death a
member's card dat ed Febrile ry, /t4 6,
signed by the late Rev. Charles Mach-
er. In 1866 he wan one of the flee to
offer to repel the F`enian invadere, and
with many other reeiden received
the medal and one amp for his ser-
vices on that occasion, and a few
yeare since received from the Ontario
Government a eartifleato granting
him 160 acres of land /04 0 1•PWard for
hie loyaity during that eampaign.
For several mont he preeeed Ing death
the late Mr. Nasruyth looked exceed-
ing frail, but in his coffin looked
hie self of former years, Deeriteed
was well aequainted throughout t
part of Huron, as -hie 01 years of resi-
dence made him known to hosts of
people. and hie death will cause ey in•
athetic remarke from all who knew
Alex. Nasmyth. The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon from tile
residenee of' his daughter, Mrs. If Iv
riaon, Kingston street, and was at tend-
ed by many old friemdn. Hems
HamiltOn and Hr. Meldrum offleiated
at the house and at the grave, nnd
pall -bearers vvere Alex. Ingle:I, A. (I
McDonald., W. IL Robert:min, 11.
Dunlop, David fitoddart and Wm
Skimtningo. Decerteed wan married
in ZOrra, to Ann McKenzie, w ho pre-
deceased hint many yeare. Thou.
were nine children born to them. four
only now living, Mrs. C. 0. Crahh, of
town, Alexander of Toronto, Mies .1.
fileEltoy of Orangeville, and Mt...
Harrieon of town. Of grandchildren
there are twelve now living, and of
great grand -children, twentyame.
1.30, and Mellower g tl added a foie
sum to tile trourees putt*, The 39rd
iDIST.RtCT MAWR $01001,
111MHilltitat !MOM IN
el sielei* an aminalant40(411
Pfekeint 0 the Week's Sessloss st
gokterich, Monist Oth to tath.
Vollowing, is the program for the
tintlalflOr eehool ta be held at Ooderich
August (Rh to lab, under the eopices
of the Ppwortlt Leaguea of Oodeelch
distriet. The aesolens of the school
will behead In a large tont at Harlem
Packs oVerlooking the picturesque
harbor and water front, Ail sessions
of thoSehool will be open to the pub-
lic. • A, eollection will betaken at each
'session to defray. expenses. Provision
hao been *mule for the accommodation
of visitors who May wish to stay only
for 000 day or for more than one day.
Persous desiring to secure accommo-
detion for more than one day should
writnee early as possible either to the
ueoretary. W. E. Elliott Goderich. or
to the president, Rev. H. Graham,
Goderieh.
MONDAY. Avower ern.
8 11. Tu. -Werth of welcome. Rov. W.IL Gen
ham, la A., Early Mothodient In Canada, liov.
G. N. Ihmon. U. A.
Teusoar, AUGVHT Tett
nolgte.111111g- 7 to 7,45 It. m.-lanyer and praise
Afternoon emaion. se gm. Devotional emus
elseo Itov. U. Clement. 15 p.m.- Illble Study.
The isestrapity of Palestine, Tay. A. Cour-
tiers a D. 3 p. ul.••• allietion Work in
Canada, Rev. le. Anderson. 3.40 p,rp.-Dleoue•
'dun. atm -New Ontario, Rev. a. A. Stead-
lEven emotion- pm.- tiona wavier,. 8.16
intk.a:11..-Tho Present opportunity. Rev. A. _g.
larke, U. A. Meeks 8.M p. in. • Whet Um W.
al. 8. bat; eocomplialied Twenty.tive yoaro of
Ito Lite, Mee. Gordon Wricht.
WEntossonv, Avenel. Pan.
Idoroing -7 to 7,4S a. 111.- Prayer and praise
service
Afternoon serenon- 2 p. rma Devotional exer-
OIRCH, Rev J. W. Itublumat. 2.16 p. m. Bible
study. Jou* and John the Bat Mk A.C.
Connie), D. D. s
- p. 114.^1)00IWItiO 114104011ary
Work in Oritielt (Ioltunbia, goy. A. II Drown,
B. A., II D. 840 p. tn.--Diacuptiden, test 4 pm.
F. "ishwcaTi:Inue Law of Christian lionelloonce, Rev.
Evening Amnion 8 p. Bong serviee. 8.16
p.tu -Opr Missions In the Now Yrovinces.ltev.
W. le here 8.46 tn.- Mettle. 9 p. [IL Ad•
dress, A. Jaekson, moretary Provinelal Ainn-
day School A.(001E01011.
Tit ease A V, Annum' Orn,
:Vier:nag. 7 to 7.46 a. in. rtayor and pude°
service.
Afternoon seselote- 2 p. tu. Devotional exer.
0111UN, Rev. J. O. relined. 2,1A pan. Bible atm
dy, rho narty mime. mtatttry, Rev. A.
Courtlee. la I) O p.m. -Our t urolsners lis tho
Now Provinces, nor, J. 1'. Reid, it A 3.40 9.
tn. - Dloonseion, 4 9. tn. Teaeller Training,
J. A. Jams:on.
TUUltsDAY ICVaN 8.1.1.
Maud ouncert- la the 11111V NOItil street
church.
At the meeting of Grand Dodge A.,
F. and A. M., in Toronto last week,
W. Bro. W. D. Tye was elected Grand
Register, being the seeond elected
officer in many years that Goderich
has had, We congratulate our citizen
na.attain Mg so high a standing in the
It Is understood that the Women's
Institute will, at their next meeting,
arrange the date fin. gjving a garden
party in the Hospital grounds, Smith
street. The Hospital will be thrown
open, so that the kitchen elm be used
in preparing the t OIL A bazaar will
likely be one of the features of the
;Moir.
Hip tnany friends will he pleased to
learn that Mr. NVin. Brophey has been
ptomoted by the ez. 'AO posi-
tion of boss mechanic in conneetion
with the many new stations being
erected. It will be no trouble for Mr,
Brophy). to till wadi 0 responsible notii•
lion, although he niiist of nee.,sedity
cover a very large territory,
'1'lle Photographers' Assoriat ion of
America will hold their annual eon.
vent ion at. N in earn Falls fi•orn A ug.ith
to 101h. Mr.10.10. Mallows will be aliment
fermi his Photo Studio from August 7
to 10, both ineltisive, hut the Stmlio
will be onen for the lament of parties
desiring photo supplies, and in iharge
of Bert Murphey. Patrons are re.
spectfully requested I 0 govern them,
selves aceorilingly.
The Squitte• just before mindowe
Saturday evening wns piel we such
as cannot be Ret'll rui y business
centre but. Goderich. Evi•ry seat on
the Square was orennied rind many
were restleating on the grami.
around the Square on the side was; is.
solid etrettin (if living humanity. The
women were particularly well dice:sell,
and their looke mat ched their gowns,
for no better looking gathering of
feminity could be seen any wie•re,
The paat two Mark.; the bathing
hoose tot the bench Mut been well pat-
ronized, and the neenet; on the beitela
dally have reminded us of those seen
at tnanY of the seaside rest ills. 11 18 a
pity the hid hints house is not oereipled
from day lig h t. till darkness set In, and
it would be If mothers taught or en-
eout aged their childryn to swim. There
are a few girls that ean swim but very
few, hot were MI)1110 or the time de-
voted to lean tmeftil nleasttres devotml
to fiwirnming, we would inter. a more
sell -reliant„ womanly lot of girls than
we have today .
C. P. R. Construction Notes
Ttvo more of the large iron girders
for the bridge nerosta the river here
arrived the past week, but one of t hen)
was, wrong end ittat,, and with the one
brought last week wee cent up te
Wingham to be turned on the "y''
there. There is atIll nothing doing on
the ernss-river ceetion of the wort:
here, but tbe gang who are building
the huge treatin work along the honk
above the G. T. R. tract: are snaltIna
good progress, beinag now tvell along
tO the nehetslxerbom1 of let new terve,
tote The Work of elevat fig the pubiie
r-coulway, at tbe foot of bather hill, in
den wing rushed. the steam uhrivel
and four tettno being etignised rem sv•
!nettle necessary esetb from the barat
oppatte the big mill Mice; the cement
pier* rot the overhead badge are read y
for the itrperehrgetUre, end another
gang ons bonding retalifting walk te
tots filo boo* of the hill Itowardo tho
lite the ststIon.
Planar, AuntsIT Itrrit.
Morning -7 to 7,46 0. ru Prayer and Kmiec
eerYlou.
Afternoon session p. tn. Devotional mon-
ekes, Itev.11.Nott. %In am Blida study. The
Galilean Minleter, lere. A. C, Connie., D. D
3 p. M.. Savcd soeloty. Res. II. IC, Currie
8.40 p. in. Reports and 'Smitten of ',Moore for
next year,
1i:rankly: statslon 8 p 111, Selig hOrV10.1, 8,16
9. m. A (I rand Campaign, Ite% ()maim Dan
lel, Ph.D. 54 este. 9 p tii. Japan and Her Dee
Dal', ker. NOrtaan, IL A.., missionary front
Japan.
On NVednesday the boys who hail
been practising for Mt. leorge m stir
;dived choir, %%ere taken hy t Iii•
organirit to Point Earn% where they
had moat enjoyable pienie. bathing,
laeromie, ineleball, bowling and tennie
being freely indulged in during the
afternoon. At 0 e'cloek (hey were
invited by Mr. Porter to a substantial
tea. which full W014 (1000.
and abOnt Otter giving hearty ',beers
for Mr. Porter, M r. Cuff and M r.
(tokithorpe for their kindness, the
part y left the Point. Eartn, arriving
home In good 011ie, delighted wil It
their outing.
Tire ST 4. 10.1.1 vert ing ratee nre
near uniform ne may be, end at r• very
low when circulatimi eormidered. in
feet, an Merman,. In relr relvertlei rig
and 011100`f ipt rateo would be tint
fin ble, but we have derided to let hem
ernain ris they nye( for the preoent,
;tit bongo, nearly everything In ronnee.
thin with a minting 4)(1100 leo telvme- hen made a :1, 1, getting within
eel In I)! ice Tito nerittlny of advert ie• 00). inset a ing 11
*rim* t141
'rho Uttro4 V14 lot bubm"
Tacedsy evenisfh htal fist
pesscagete.
The Deltentlie ittn4Y
both up and down, and' then: drappektz
out of the line.
The supply steamer Ooldspte
here this week and delivered light.
house supplies fee this poet.
The Lumber Mill (Ia.'s ground ta
now cleared ready for tho tverectiou
of a pa. fae flfi gine has been
wasted irt preparing ter Another mill.
The 8tr. Xing Edward was
in port Priday and (lender with fair
passenger lists and good freight bills
each way. The ICIAg is a veer PoP•
War boat, au it is a good titue keeper.
bus a good table, and a mesteourteous
staff of officers.
Aa eXellndOla to giticaranc from
this port was tidveettsed for Prlday,
but the withdrawal of the Britannic,
cancelled all calculation,. It would
doutgless have been a big nieces*, 88
four rinks of bowlers and the lacrosse
team made arrangements to plea, In
the northern town that day. mid they
would have taken many exeuridoniste
wtth them, But tide is one of the
things we most always expect from
steamers that are put on this lino to
put in spare time.
The top story of the elevator is noW
under way, and is being built with
content, the mune an the lower part. It
had been intended to put up with
ceMent bricke, but at the last moment
it waa changed to eeMetits Thew
were many reasons for the change, the
difficulty of getting bricklayer& and
having to pay them suelt large wages.
making it probable that the work
would not be done in two mouths, was
the leading one, and the foot that the
cement would be lighter was also a
coneideration, but cm above mentioned
the lontling consideration was the
probability of a long delay for want of
workmen and the very high wages
they wanted for working on the ele-
vator.
1.48T0140111', 0111'01' 11m,
lo 7,1a asul. Prayer 11114 praino uurvIro. (I
1111. ran :Mons I wombat* conducted by the
new president 10h10 sourly, The Slow Join*
my to Jerusalem, Rev. 'mirth,. D. D.
Dieeneallm. 10 m 801)10 Experience/I of
114Inslonary Japan, Ite v. I), herniae.
SeNlity, Atmywr lern.
sorr11.0 11 o 1, sit North street,
110Y. (leo. Dosilel. I IL. I I. inior14 8trer), Rev.
I ',retail. 11 4, •I ,Lo.1.111111•111 1ff 11111 1/001'e
Semen. will follow the noble! fn 0001
eon
ELrnitek,..mort ire.; North sironl,lies.
1 1. Norm.‘1T. 71 A. V interim 1 I net, Iles Coo,
Danl. 1, l'h.
SUMMER SPORTS.
tin Sat iirday lard, 1 he 21s.., inst., a
of lemehell wee playeti
le•tween tenierich and It bll 1101 fahm
Stretford 1'01' shop,. home team
won bv it score of to to 8. There were
frequent 1,11.1,1'4 1,(10 I 1 Tile
11,1 I I I WWI anl f..1
10401(1:01 6.01'0111
H11101..00 0'11 1•10.1
Ilenenote pooh,'
llollitntwittili I base
Simpson Yrol has,'
Vost or 31,1 114,0
/ 101,1 1.1 1.1
Inu It I.
11 ikon 1
ut Met oIly
The (lndetiri) 1,.%•••• hall team has NV.
cured the Luck now team ref, a game
at Agricultural I'm L. this IEriday)
ovenink ILL I 1.1,-). Adnito,
(70%; obildren, I0e, 'rile 1.iirknow team
are leaders in the Northern 1 45114
afla giro'. playing we'd hall, and a VIONN
and exciting game mity exin•eted.
Arrangements have been made le hying
the Steal feed O. T. It. team here on
on Civic Holiday, NVedneedity next,
Augnet enmi won ihn HI rat -
ford rit y I'Lpttnpionship last year, 4111 I
Ill I' WI.1 I iip in the rare him year, Hee
hills ftu. till:4 501110.
Last week Seey, 1,0111., tiii• Oode-
rich linwling A41401.04111/11, orei vial a
request fentii HP' London (1)11) for•
ward t Vit'Wf4, end a brief iti t iele on
the town. Sheriff lir•yriol•iswne Hamel-
nted with the Lue.y. ii) the adortinn,
the (vault !)4,1 that. n VII) of t he (lourt
I loose and V ion, of the 1041,01 WI.TV 401).
tterninintnied (he (IndorivAL howlers'
programme for his 1.044,11101m of the
old i I IN ilowlerit, and a. brief
writ e on of the own. The programme
for the oernaion WIll Ito wnrk of art
were v Famish., and hose for delft.
nry Iho viniting bowline will be
heinitifolly hound In leather.
The Doili•rirli rink of le,wlere, r,,ni-
fumed ••f E. I.. Dickinecm, John Lialt..
11, iv Tieenson mad Fred Davis, skip,
at he London ttitirtniniteit, wan drawn
nunitist. the following rink limn St.
Mary's; It. Teskey, VV. %Vett, E.Sharp
and .1. 51,•AII/1111,1, Akio , and woo with
sem e 2.'t to I I, I 11 the second
1, ...ter
liolenson
%1 Ii/h11/4
N loholeon
0:1110)0
Imould
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PEOPLE WE KNOW.
J. W. entitle Sundaleid Heald°.
A. MoD. Allan left for London on Monday.
Cam Stownrt left tor Winnipeg on Monday.
Ches. W. Bali, of Clinton, Sunday:id la (lode.
rich.
Mr. F. Smooth WOO a ploanure visit. to Chi.
eago.
Mimi Potty, of Himont. WM In W000 thin
week.
Frank Sounders, of 'reroute, was home for
Idles Sadie McKay la visiting &tondo In 1.ore
don this week.
Mrs. Thome, Tilt left Tuesday on a month'e
vhdt tp Detroit.
11:1. earwig, Mft Wectneeday for Toren
to inIverelte.
Mos Fred Luke end eltildren left for Toronto
on Wednesday,
A rotated, Fowler made a profeenlonal vinit 10
Toronto GM week, „
M r. Mee. Tat Jackman, of Ottawa, were
In town this week,
Rov. C Fletcaer, of Exeter. upon tho
Week In aodocielt.
Mae Mal Roberts, df Stratford, le 'dating
Mike Lena Valcon. •
Mrs. A. M. Remand Mina Rom, of Toronta,
aro visiting iti totem
Mimi Kano Straiten whet/1w Mrs. Ruttier.
rore at tit. Catharines.
Robert 601108 returned trona a long stay ta
Toronto on Saturday,
Dr. and Mee Goihnv returned from their To.
ronto visit on Friday'.
ahl.li40e4 t. lark find Wm. Marlton are on a nue-
110.41 171141 to Ilamliton.
Miss 141nelair, of Ottawa, le the yytiOst of her
s Istor. IN1rs. Dr. NI/Lakin).
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hull Were ShiltInu aft
I IdAc,r,t4o, ea: nret eudoncensudya.y0.1 Liu, 4,, 0..
epentlIna a week in town. left far
LIstowel on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mni. 3. II Walker, of Chatham, aro
Mrs. Calderon, a one time resident of Bodo.
Holt, le elan lait 1.. Doyle,
:NM (1. Whit.Oly and daughter returned
last Week from a Viet, to Lucknow.
John Dalt, Ir., of tho Banli of Montrent loft
for Winnipeg on promotion tide week.
Mho) May 1.001 Of LOW11. M eh/thing Iter
friend. 1111. Mahe itobloween, of Cllitton.
meenr.). 1' .1. Ai/durum) and W. 0. taulmore,
of I 'nettle, Suntlayted at My. W01. 'vine'.
Mr D. Millar, dry (tootle merchant., lett lest
te,elneeday morning 011 IL VI110 to Alberta.
W. T. Mclean, Mae b1. McLean and Miss M.
Eyelet/0i, of Lueknow, were In town on Yuen.
/Inv .
Ntise Motilnly. of Detroit. left for home on
Wednesday, after a pleasant visit. MIVI IC.
Doren
Dr. an/I Mrs. A riestrents of Mitchell, Sun -
flayed In (Italerlell. Ole itoeatn of MaJor
M1'. H0414:
Mr. !nal MN. Homy illaohntono, of Sarnia,
art, visiting' their cousin, Cherie., Blaoludone.
West street.
Messrs Swartz and N. J. Mortinov. left
for Winckor tni •rftesday to spend a tow dayn
at thoraces.
Mrs. lima% Johneton, who areounranied her
Ottorge (4) anada, le /stopping al P. Bar.
dee a, Sarnia
Sinew,. Rom nod Gertrude Fos loft for Lon.
don Moliday for two weeks' visit with rola
five. In that taly.
Manager WO/Ler, of the Wo.torn Canada
Slow- Mille Co., lett for Toronto Mall other
points on Monday,
Mr. Jtl.ol The kaismey. nt New York, a noire
of Mr. John Yule, I» vatting eel:Alyce and
frlorld In Ootlet Irk
Mr .1 1,; Jordan. oreanlet of Knox church.
lee% es for *Brantford im Monday to attond 1110
brother Ileurrs wedding.
elenel Maralonaltl, of (I uellth. was In town
wedneetay or, mattes' connected with tho
Guelph end Ooderleh it. It
Mre. Geo. N01,10 end children. NVO4t Aleut.
Niel -me on Wednesday from a mouth'. visit
to the Iowor Law4ronre.
Mr4. SIMI nal 1 •arter aria •Intighter Evelyn, oit
Toronto. are .1MIttlitlit ft few weeks at her par -
not., Mr. an•i lare, Stoma%
Mrs. 1'0[111.1'. of Detroit, who Wu) boon Or
Itina hor parents, c amain and Mr*. A. Mc-
Lean. referenced her obit on Tuesday.
Mr and Alta. II. W Ball. Jr., and daughter.
of Brandon, ern no a few weeks visit. to the
gentleman's relatives in OtelerIch.
Miss lien, of 1 he post onlesi staff. Me return-
ed front her lett IA/ timing' Bond Camp, Whiell
4004, aso Is rental In the hot month*. crowded.
Alfred and Metienzte voito . wh had boon
roe nd thi•y weri• lin ttyptintd. li. Mahn visiting their miels, 1 01 WI bun oung, iett
rt lined fight, woo he 17 311 !IL I o Ow ""N"1,:;:irn("Jo.i:KVhforrlrl.rtAndit,itr o'ntirrule:odol'°ynifiumor 1 -
r•iiik. led lot pr. itodel, 4 kii1„amil after
third ',mind I hey drew 1'1,'. 1 i. 1.; wan'e ' !. "j''''. orepted at to.nlysymry poll
rtl'oarf,'In 1110 :Ill 41:130"(MVOW41 Land departnicaL
link, 'II'," "0 11"riiii. nnd Pro."'d Int° Nth,. Mrty Itoolledtle and Mr. WIlllaal tilat
Ill,' 11.8901.10 I ion, I, Pai ng 1,t, one point, t....y of teem went Sereley with the forttieee
1,...,01+ Mr and NIrs.F. Itotttledge, of I '1Inton.
I he nonro tieing Iler lin 1,4 OodetIch 17,
fioder inii fell off itt the to141,114, r)1 the 1),Nilr.....0,1,:, 1,1,11,........i.c.rinxolilt, ot.b141,1).norTitii;Ixatithei. throw
game, /mil nt the end of thi• 15th the
limn.. Die oentlent neonate highly of tho
smut. was 18 to II ngainet them; they 1,r0:00,et. for ManItollau thle (rear.
i•re ne to Tint MT %WO eireulat ion nnel
uniform eharges 0.1 invited, Our Intel..
hours are from a.m. to 11 p.m.
every vreek day, and 411/1" prene day(' noille on the Doilerich rink.
0 VP? y Timothy and num:010y, when
all advertiser., will he weleorne anti
have full opportunit y of verifying for
Hommel van nit; 4Ta n'e 11 flapprOadl•
eonsidered 10; jodge... of bowling 11t91.
t ko golne. 1).11( luck ritut half wind
play, and vve euppeee iiiek did riot
At the Summer Hotel,
Among 1 se 44,4411 011'11 41. 01 the 4sItt motor
able eireulatirm. 11014,1 ante (1. E. Vishor foal NV If. ttennoty.
(0„„,..irs "f (1,00, of last -on. 0. II loke and C. strews, or Hos
well known flotlerleli buy, w hose re. :7,`"'1""r.
rornnni frOlit tlie Tiara Were tmeilisegi itnerebier's GaTia% "insWai4 .7intior ant,i•
wan nnted in them+ eoltimne soma Ann 4,1.or , snap', I.: IN Newton 'en,L
e11041 and %Ira Rohl % of 101M°, 0.
Wee k ago, hem been appointed mana-
ger of the Hord Hank of Canada,
a new brattish of whir+ in to he opened
_
Meeting Calendar.
In that cif y. One of the loon) papere [teenier meeting* of I 0101 tnntet ,ss No. sot,
nays, of hia appointment: "Mr. Morrio 0 o l . en utio=40i rvening nest
hae other et rong qua] ifirations, howernr etc AMS11.1 11100111.0 sf its (loth -rich Aranok
ss h to h make the ( holee it V er V wiCf. and of % r d I l toot% s W rotten testi% eta will ha
lilting one. fin ha. a long 10141 ee tett 14,,a'''1,,"„1„07.,,h,7;.",,744 t;:,,I,Jsr,',1,`,7".„7,7.4 1,4,/,.,,,41:"'
sive nequaintanee with thle city end
tiletrlet, and hoe. been (100 of the moot
popular merehanta In the city. Ile
ban had a varied and unifotenly rate
peaceful hitalnece euperleners and la
gentletnrin of etteeptional benne-me
and enelni gifte. proaperity
of the netv leraneh under hie manage.
moot in agatteed."
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Horn.
C111)11,0.. 1/0 bay it. taws in Mr and 31fra,
`11-011401 1 /011 478. •tanahrer
DIED.
moo vo In Ontlerich fawn -Lille. on Friday.
Jot, inth ISna Margarrt t water, ma -481 Gi gear:.
end ti notoths
NAntlyriv. In 41.-elerich. on Turselay, icily
nth, late Moo. rranyth. texod 07 Para ono
•
ms sod ma., us, 5, crumniford, litamv
mint y. Worslslee B. , we're el/41m: Mr, 41/14/1,
C01111 11.10011011. Huron Road, this week
I hey rot ern hone. today, manta 910a.4041 With
stay here.
Lot -know %lent 11101 It, Whitely, of (111cairo.
tool kis ...... hor, Mr.4. Whitely, of Lueknow.
and his son nobble, returned to Wars attor a
weok s trip on the Iraqi, Whim; In Detroit, lint
rale N Manna Valle and Godorten
Mies,. linnet and Ladle Sauget of Winnipeo:
mi.. Marenerne Laing, of Noe Iowa:
1100:4 110101/ 1(01 h 0f Toronto: Mien /linty
tune., of London. and Mks Pre Dunbar, oft
'4tratfonl, are testing the Mbews Mutts. at the
Kaolin nous°. grist Mt
1? J. erldterun Inaprouling cultploot weeks,
a. hicago, temninino bunincem with &IMMO%)
and Medea op Western raider and novoitio.
for tho trade/ Although an 01,1 veteran at
the melees% hp, ad time two/Inez. la Ife
toneb erlth the Intent In his lino sooma to ha on
hn incroaan.
mr Ity. Melt/011y. who ban bean foreman for
the ((Morten Lember esee for came thee.
hae been tren.ferred to Sentisamptori take
Omega of the mill reoent137 pureness -At by thin
eompiny. Auld left for that town ny tbri Ulna
ltdwien1 on Sendai, spooning. Henry %Van oink
att loo tnainstny. of tiro fedi tram. arra will tel,
much naleml trout " Ireland the bat.
• at•
011=on, North et.,„ celebrated her meth.
day in Point n aro: ono day lag tbCrdiy at %shies
wino twenty old Dino trtaada wore etworilL
Although well Megend tho tit.rVe allotted
tiartua mese vale and tee. the al lady took"'
line enjoying many mere such aaeleeeartee.
end her many trtzsaa, Inetediee Ton scan.
novo aoo may.
UP. (to0.11. 40bagan and eilftadiv.,virtrb,
Tema aro rovietina istentia Jarel lee, am
aslettNa EL-grnta and frogvach. atr, Jolingen
w tn. weal danentres. Ma. Mary. of MOT"' 113 crehnettatO ILO edeeratlea a aim,
Mndicen, Pgia,ana nee Lostlas of leased... rtmeneneteo At tho retielenre of William% mot dethres ge beauty cal eyelet/n=01;s go,
aro 7tcitIng.tbelk' rot:Inver+, Mtn, Wm. Banta A. Itencesze. name Reed. Galcierb tOwnetilD. a0-14743 'mark t Van. lid fee weld elia llI3
02 town, Rim Chia etahee, Of Cenuallet, mod an ea:elev. July Va. at. Itobis ttortdonniett, irar.ehlog touistAn to eta*. CI 14ret1114fleiti
Illaciiirea 'term. Dnaarar,orr. aacd 105e.ars melt cucattm seasswtat roma ia eat -C14 "eaSt Wok*.
aw.A.11.111". 14,e;100••04