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The Goderich Star, 1906-08-17, Page 8HARRISON'S Tarte Shert Wend Pastry (Imam Pairs ItISSOA MOW, It0110 NIarantroesLady 1904(0(0Macaroons Brandy plops 010 044 g001.1 LAS the lies't made 10 any city in Canada - Harrison leads tho trade in weeding. Oakes and Flimsy Designing. COQ him an order and your eatisfactiou will ee asSured. j ROY N. HARRISON Csingstou Street - - Gederich 0 '"Ci71.14 - --wpwaffrworwpr.,2, 4". - erne eserlererel 'wry' y7Prerleellitillielpretreeler"'""'"ee 001),ERIO yin moo *Ter inetteelleOtie "ie.WO* Litilieetglegl* 'A 044949 49 hslp We, $1.00 0004 01149;4101114 OW 11.0010 #1Plt#1,140t* IPOPOtrikt 4 OW )4,7044 The Soverei 1124111i ot Canada Fot 1911: InOney In PIMA Wheels yet 01111 get it when you want it. OIKERICH BRANCH. 'again 04 Andrew Porter, Mgr* ' _Saturday 0.104.kirfotnidation or noW ledge at 1 NO 0i)ReauIN .11-t Wbleh It TX•1 WOO pre -Vitt Atittinind litigiotaan 'Unit114 74,. W. DIttileb. MISS sled Master 111401ot, O. ri, Molitor) Were *ug :these Wen Ake circus to Stratton -4 - U. Wrialoilbell: eta° Mutat Brick re, •Ot tho past week at 1.Jornia,' visiting biS 'Mabee, and at Orchard Wge, 1110,, yeent. Ire. 1 upwHisVisiting berrild itetne- of Des Moines, re*o, aro 9.14 week Vi its xdoklivot in 41184o11;o.Ankl liefote sortz-ang loam will woke** tette te Wereate Ind Otter Pane 41:00 Outioli1. WOOL it I. Eliot, W. Ceatk C. Judge Kelt end C. 14 Ito 1. and itr, Dosx,,Or TOtonte, reached tome daring SandaV 11100- Irma suumnanal expcaltion Mee* tbe ante Preitisida, The Ilibtreo MOW and _Master Clorilou. Brnett:sIrce4 have beet) called to TMOide. by tbetiad MARS that their Mother, whe want hi tbe city Di Viiitimr sena, is so nerieusly 111 MU! 01Jout ' , orfertuidrlifirl.9.77431 gir tdoo wisri4f,,Liz Jeekell 'Eider, were tests the wee t ta, . noWe Iromolds, of Detroit. whe is dills nal IMPerintendent of Die street raillraY ete.le on- visit his brother Jettmlat th0. neon. ris briab eight -law and sister. Mr. and . Pre ,Itertiar,d of the "sante city, will ar• TIV Sawanitiunday evening. lis Aar. Qr the Brod( or Montreal. leaves nuirrew to up au, aPnOthtmept in the Of out Ple IQC future Vaneentent, /ter he gentle will hate With tru DM best wishes ranch* to bank at Chathaul, N. 11- Tho was a. ourtoons and um liked °Meta aim a goodolitizen. ilgemidocter Ausobrook Is on :the rood to •Winnipeg, on his holiday 01. Conductor Gordon takes 1114 (1141 tor t me, and Thorntia Higgins, ot Stratford. suocee Conductor Dor- don. Conductor Higgins la well known en this branch of the D. T. lt., and WAS welcomed by young and old on blo return to the division. Clikten New Era : Dick Photon, of flederich iliayed over for a train on Saturday, While on o way to Stratford. to participate lo the Old Dye' mentor', he having been born in that rIgYFISJ4. ojyttlitrilligett101111i.t. 8140% on a visit to New LitUrd, returned on stator. (lay last. She is not greatly taken up with thst 6‘43L1011. 'int.txtenr et altar in s au Oniebile. AUGUST SPECIAL Copyright Books, Regular $1.25 and $L50, clearing at, 75c. each Among the above Will be found the followiug book,: When it woe Dark. The Work of opr Hands, by Keep. In Heart of the Ancient Wood, by Battens. Wee Bar filnater. by Rich. Harding Davis. Tommy& Coe by Jerome K. Jeeome. When Patty went to College. r •Old Gordon Grehate, by the Author of "Lotter e of a Self-made Merchant to Ms Ron," AleolnallY othees Of the New Copy- right Hoak% NOTE PAPER AND ENVELOPES. Oleering halanereof our Boxed Note Pener and Envelopes at e off. Tutors greuertear CAMI. BUSINEsS HoUfel-eeto a. m. (00 41.4(4. GEO. PORTER, GoderIch Telephone 100b. Court House Square be Goberith %tar. 0.„. 74 ••••664.6.4.46.6644.4.4.64•464666664.44446.44.4.4.44.4664646444+64*.664.44"444.664 PRID.A.Y. AUGUST 17, 1006 PEOPLE WE • KNOW. Warden Spackman was tit town Moodily. W.O. Doherty, ot Clinton, Sundoyed in unvn. N.D. Deurrvic, of Sarnia, was in town thls . •0,-Lki - Misses Frames and Nina 00411040 are (0* • day-inat Grand Bend. Mies Ituby Robinson, of Dungannon. is a Goderieh visitor this week. linriewood. nee 11011001, of Toronto, is visiting Mr. andMrs, Dick. gra- Jas, hialmithy, Of Courtwright, was a (Merlon vislwr this •veck. Mrs. rule Mb Ansebrook have 10(01410(1 11010 a feW weeks' visit to Toronto. ltiiss lintel Clark AMC Tuesday to attend the millinery openings la Toronto. Iltio Daisy Moseley, of Toronto, it4 spending a hoilday vuen.tinn at the old home. A. 'W. Green; Rosedale Farm, spent a couPloof days in Toronto last week. Mrs. Ride, and Mrs. Drighan, ot Toronto, aro visiting Mrs. Foster -lot Lighthouse St. fittS, McIver and on lett for Toronto, on Tuesday, en route tot -heir home, Winnieett Miss 13. Walter returned no her home. Lido. Wel, atter speeding a week with relatives in town. &It -Linton lett, terPort Arthur on Wed- nesday. Thomas Burrows visited Stratford the past week. Dr. Boyden returned from hio Northwesttrt Am Friday. Ft Parsons Made a business trip to London co Tuesday. lIns nitettletd, of cumuli, Wan in town ou W u ay. .ttrDoom Oraminott, twill, loaves for 'elosuitobatWae. 1.• J. taw/MN of netrate is 411100(1(404 (4 tow weeks otitis old Inoue. .linnesliaelismart, sr., Is spending a tow Ways In the Parry *mild Markt. trtetithellildValytt'onitutasay?reenw" vhdta Mr, and 7lri. 4. EL 'hart wore this week visiting 0( 14404140 in Winghtun. Mim/thvIdoeurVeY. Of Berlin, hi the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. SAY, Lighthouse St. 71105111$ MILOS. et Hamilton. visited Ms rotherdit-law, Deane Steep, the past week. figs Flossie Cronyn, of Clinton, is visiting 1 week 0(411 1404 triond, Miss Rate William. 666. ' ' ' Miumoyetreen, was the guest ot Mrs. Charles thou, Dayrield Road. during Me past week. Jae. Sharman returned te Ms home, weed. it0CIC, on 'Etiesday, after 01,1(011 visit to his re- tire -3. Mot tleml Vivian, of Raionionso Itileh„cis znstilitesergsw weeks ut the family residon 111, gad. ot London. raid tom Rohinson, of Kalamai*. Mich., ere the guests of Miss CORI YlVinti, tatiltigittelIeNbalY111)eld Vv41lI0'4l4y. (4) vetting, letistietellatay, ot Toronto. ts spending a yew SNOW ViSiting bet brOther. Mr. Charms me. noddy. Vothertia 1'..„74.-8ta1.11.A., of Toronto, is spending his • bellitaYS Wile Mr. Oodles, at the family 'residenee.„Northlet. eitueigerSanniterre ot the Orion oo., tett on Vitenittettsyatertiamon it mistime tap to To. innte Ind other Kamen Delete. Igeselleakent tee Enron fitted, returned on geataroste.troto eitarktiau, where she was at• toriclitw tee funeral ot her aster. Mt: ad Mut. jellied. Itatcs and family hero to netreit, atter -stetting thew par- r. anti Alra, twelve Iwo. toldthetpelott for Rattle* on Wed. 0(4 40 belidaY Rip which evin eo e,I100th4'r710(4Itoreeletenctoroleer .Stre, Witheein &toe 4.11: end ett,qtr neown eon /or aenestonne mato* me marriage 04 Ikeir relatit OIMIS3AlitiOenties. Steele WrS, WA*, and ehild tett tor Onsientet ou .Friiiite trent +Amite they Win Preeeeda Out* legke,Mtadon. Men. JOON* lisForreet and &UAW, oteLon. ,sion,,wet, teed 'beet% the gerete at* irate estratetreets Or halite Satutdase Woe Itself 1.f,htr 01 lettiesedlite, end lerttlinetenanelao Wera ties weeds ot Ian, et. Pala greet, atet week. riter' Tana:, Mo W Itradcriet, of Gisealcii lees towit Wediteatase ste 'Iblaislatpt4RUNVA modal:Vat the Head. Fisbeaet nettreller, wee the *sat etIetereet. Shams*. et. lested, *teat.- ' dent* the Welker tbeStareher,Sehern. .„„ , /mead le Vlltit linas. Mn.. Int( E tteee e teatetritartone viettre their ertedreetel Nath street. Mi. letrhee 134484)401,ttlit I V& 1todvitthtg%*nu tilAWVO6POA*4 to*e bet.k fil*fibAS tAelifiat fierrrisiids atimAt igisress.nr,osvid terettetteritet the pleb tee; titlg. el eatheeatet fe itOtAttrirthe DinsitaddfekistireldlIke ti read 14 •;, lasessingsit Pitaltere. retainel itella tet attee. Attie Wee tetreettatteld toe Ilar.1, edge al elentert the Ittapes mother, sue. ion Or la**1 LtalistiON l'aer ter bas been Sawitatod tesel(ei of Wit****ii Mitt Mottle PalettOcheeti WiltWitnertli, IMO the Waite mot. )1,, • leateighteetAthe relented heti* et et raw* visit with me ..1601 Atm Wet. Ilerorns, "tVeririe tett ,Itirter *sr, et Deng /too spiitioir the 44444 t* Y.M. ditle,of Summer Visitors. At the St Lawrence. -Mrs. Cornwell. Miss Nellie Cornwell, Miss Mathilde Weidomann, Miss Alma Weideniann, Detroit., Bliss &mull. ler. iltratford; 010I. Traveller, Renfrew, Ont.; Mra MoDennott. miss McDermott, Detroit, thatikftel; crOpi Of 414111410d KM gotalo School exerel0es on firnalei, weether has been favorable, al* Frank Olean purpose* gAng ou pua tbongh the grass bas suffered of tiro bartow extrarsioroht,tr, 414 dry sreether ou the other heroi IN* Vieltertellerotteleed44 PedlaP9 fi.b(WO O.Yerage,, The ,Crawford was Waits over inedety.ee. C. P. R. Construction Notes. The south span of the Maitland riv- er bridge was completed last week, the two girders, measuring 110 feet erten and weighing 98 tons each, have been placed in position with little difficulty. The bridge building statf is snaking ready to hoist the third Rh -- der. From now on the -girders. 12 in number, will take more time W raise, as the machinery for lifting will be built from the river bed. However the work progresses satisfactorily, tboorp elowlY, and two or three mon s will see ballast cars running over the structure. On the hillside on the south bank the track is completed from where the end of the bridge on the G. T. R. track wi 41081, to within a few feet of the east end ot the ele- vator, and all the work between that point and where the station will stand is being pushed ahead. The ground for the station is now ready for the foundation of that structure, anti the road leading to it from harbor hill is a very good one, so that vehicles will have no trouble in reaching or leaving the 0. P. It. depot. The con- tractor luta put a, temporary bridge over the, Wick, so one can see the whole trAntifernotion around the dock and harbor hill caused by the advent of the C. P. R. to Goderich. frens Waldb rr, no 3irs..0e0. An4e,lion LooPrwr, Were enabled the fat -mere to harvest the • • r=iiiceot crops of grain, ral tits • Roderic% TOWnshIP will see the beetle% POWS ee „ . „., tiphfueti. cromtan,-; am* pees tott rgoRrttar... Miltfl Wriennitema, 01 Wing ali lest week and thi. Atti 1111 Drinetforri, 144 11101141i11g bee barley* reporter ate that the yield is high an41. with the Mims Corwin), likatrat Plea - the sample frau. Among the 'splendid sant Parni.xliirs. ddinells Johnston, threshing outfitsof this neighborboral Doren Road, la visiting in Starrier at era two fog% our 'villagt, those of UugliStewort, and Charles, Agar, and our next door neighbor, Thomas Beg, ley, of VliftWADOilh. 19 he' best in nio Ihw. 110.relrarro tbreobing 440, are spending, a few 1141y44 at the IMMO leribeleef seinettegrown on it ihte acre of their eletele Mrs, J. J01W13t00, field, ley Mr. Fred' illoSS. liutrhat . $20 a, day the elowgo this year. for • A011grn. threshing, If this should appear edger, flee abet eagoi the farmers should retrierribee tha4 Tug theleEigolt Oren fer a winner', wagea are excepteoneJly high, and we anti lade lu all line* . elioula ask oureelves where le there a ceteeteete veyege„,,„„, service ,tho thresher who has made neeney,at the veaboalee eb414 colauc4,a by ,RfpesIttlfurs_. . . - Poorasunns NOTICE -Mo. ORS. 0. Allen. who Is the regular correspondent to Tan STAR for 1)1111)114SHOS and InsighbOthiYAI. lo authorized to receive' subscriptions and titke orders forjob printing end advert -Wilts. -Tubs. Trui Start • 0..A. Newton. Dentist, Lucknow. At home every day except Thursdays. New remedy for extracting teeth. ISontneforon. bettor than gas. .Crown and bridge welt. et Alutuinutu plates inonbrookahlei. N.R.- Yob. eau always havo your work numb bettor done in tho dental office -more time, better coin noble for tho patient. (settles for doing tho work -and touch MOPS Do you not agree that Tug STAR is a big dollar's worth ? Yoillt. ()HANCE. -Only 25. for Tug STAR for the rest of 1000. No family should be without at tenet one local paper, and where can Tug STAR be beaten ? BOARD or Haniern.-The Aslifleld Board of Health was called to Mist:111 Cheese Factory on Satuedny to invest- igate a complaint re the hog pens there, entered by Mr. Jno. Griftliewho lives across the road from the factory. The Board did not expect to find the pens over sweetly smelling, and they did'eat. They thought there could be some improvement in the asurround- Inge, and as the Medial Health officer said there niight be danger to the pub- lic. the Board asked the Company to do some cleaning up. T1u3 pees hiside were found very nice and the hogs very eleen and healthy, but there had evidently been some carelessness about die cleaning out of the pens, and hence the action of the Hoard. SIDICWALKR.-OO $fonday evening, pathmatater Walkom let the eeritract of building a cement walk frorll 104 eorner to the Methodist church, by kuctinie, to Thoiliati Sitiedy, The lowest bidder. The price is 0 3..,9 cents a sq, root, and the work Is to be proceed- ed with this week and will no doubt be coneeleted next week. Mr. Sandy having the job is a guarantee that the work will be A. 1. The price is e little high, but so are wages and cement, and although there were several other bidders no ono would do it for leas mouey. What ie wrong with the walk ieont Crawford's to Case's we do not know. They tore qway the old ono weeks ago and got the township guarantee of 40 per cent, and that is all yet. Hurry up, bayed You don't want the Presbyterians taking the po- lish off theie boots in the Middle of the load while the Methodists walk dry shod. 14esent.s--Iiir. Mottle, of Ottewa, and Isiriliorelr. of Birth, virrited at the home of Mte ff. Curwele on Tuesdeee, The Miseee, MeNaegitten, at Clirdon, le a good yield for Ontario,- hear * , Orem liounat.- Dungannon will observe Wedneeday. August Mind* as re civic holiday. The public 1011 kind- ly remember that all placee of limi- tless will be dosed throughout the &'n- (15143 day. We have frequently noticed that on holidays certain people tu,o almost -Mire to ccitne in front the country to do bpainess. Thie Is lent tribe tre clenb 14 merehant to virtually MOO: his contraet with the °thee ungebtinte et the lage. Very Often the mort)lent has been bunted if% and feariug ofterid a cuettimer attl perhaps lese 4I10 t4'44d0(, he was induced to do what he WOUTII 'tweet tathets bet do. The oure for thie sort of thing Is for the merebants to go *Way Arid etijay the day Mit Of Wien, and soother carts (9 101' eirstont. en, to tefraitt Men expeetihs a leer - client to open Mr More on such hull, (IV& WO belle itantltpeOPle rtta be permftted. tO eIlJOy thoroughly thlt year's Ogle 'milder's 1.1intomo Norgo.-This Weett Ole ley* put tieW tea (41) 1(10 110800 et as. iitalletigh, awl mode a Stalk at the house (Altura. fkridersen,-datitett Betel Ina 14e line new house Minuet, tomplet,c), and ilobertiletal %Making et eel good Nen, tor lilinvelt nut or Allen %totting 111010431411 (118 tbo liminess ? At -out the time be gete a etelon Whiternah,.--Song sierviee III machine paid tor it is them to buy arts opereeetweeetoeichurobsulbuyntabo, other. PERSONA4.--0'. !lirourrgbitit. and BARN BC/TWICE).- -During rain storm Mr, Southland, of litensall, visited on Thuteday of It week the bent of burg recently. D. W111108, of Robt. J. Durnin eon. 4. AShrield. Ihneetield, visiterl 1414.1010 ION on struckby lightning. JUDI, Wah ail the Saturday.-eThe aliseee Eidt.tet Mee. contents, completely destroyed. Illy.' ler, tere visiting, friends hereeeMnes Detente his little boy, Mr. Oulbeet and Youngblut, of the West, vieltediVendir a troy from tbe Route were all In the en Sitturdisy Mistleit• Yates ham a11 the time, and were more or and Mae Chtesidy. of Gederiche 'risked lees (thinned by the bolt, stone of them the Misses Pierce recentiveeeltiteeillair /*hag knocked down. They were un- attended the summer wheal iteeeode- - loading herley; instantly the mow 40 rich.-Itties May Maidens Is spending . which they were at work was in the week with her sieter In Cilintpteee, flaniete and they had barely time to • elisses Elva and May Weellace are yle. gee the team and 8414(41011out of the idug their teeter. Mre, W. T. Rtddelle bap and a bull oue of the steble be- before going West. -Mrs. pf low. Mr. Durniu loses the greater Benntiller, visited friends in this preet part 01 44 large crop of bay and what recently. -May Lundy, of dodericb, barley he bed hauled in, besides seine is visiting the Aliases Schultz at prete, of last year's grain, tbree pigs and ent.-AnIong those going West are A. some of his implements. His loss will Ferguson, George Lawlor, J. Wileon. be pretty well covered by insurance, Geo. el. Lawlor. -Misses Emma and although there was only $500 on the Jenott Doble me going hack to their barn. 'rhe contents were insured for sebools this week. Their mother is $700, which will likely more than going with them oil IL visit. -Mists A. cover those losses. This is a serious Riddeli yisited her brother, Thomas. set back to Mr. Durnin at this time of year, and $500 will go but a short way towards a new building. However,he is very thankful that he and his men escaped, The thunder storm was not a severe oroethe bolt that struck being the only one likely to do damage. The Wawenosh (/o. that carded the risks iseued about $200,000 of new policies during July. GENERAL NOTES .-Our last empty house is occupied. During last week our new teacher. Mr. Long, moved into Robt. Durniner house, thus occu- pying our last vacant. Surely now it would be in order for some of our land and money owners to get about pro. viding houses for the people who would like to live touring us. We cannot advance much more citywards without more houses, and we believe the investnient would 410 41. paying one. We welcome Mr.and Mrs. Long to our village and hope their stay may be both long and pleasant. -T. G. Allen has been appointed a Commissioner for Ontario, and also Issuer of Marriage Licenees. Owing to the death of tile late J. G. Ward, J. P., there was an opening for a new Commissioner, and Mate the removal to Goderich of Mr, McArthur, there has been no one here authorized to ibSue a license for mar- ringe.-Joseph O'Connor took a load of cattle to Toronto Monday of last week, and we are sorry lo say struck O very poor market; he lost money. This week T. 0. Durnin is away with a. load and he may lose, too. This sea: son Is proving a loser for cattle men. Prices were too high in the spring to hold out, and the poor condition of the grass is shoving too many on to the market.-Tuu Seeeit finds Wet articles without -advertising. On Trieetlai Mee. Pinkney, on hor way here to visit her brothers, the Messrs. Bradford, lost it grip. On Wednesday word came from True STAR that such an artlele had been handed in to them. It proved to he the one wanted here and was for- warded Thursday free of ehargese Ad- vertise In Tun STAle-Scheol begins next Monday ane, every yoengster is willing to belleee thee flies. -The Duchess apples ore being picked and the Evaporator will Wive to begin work abnut Sept. Ist.-Three more Jowls of hogs were shipped this week from the butter f tory.-The cheeks for July call for t same price its in June viz., 201c. for Ater fat, or a little'better than 18e, a for the but- ter. the a 4 eke* lattett- ltente..4t- "SOO& (le A *tett littlese end toe' arititet frit evatrotittOr.a.Tho*, Elliott le at 414e011 Orctiees, pitting on fresh rotor* att1 Wm. Melo 14114 146 Wbbiner *x434410 tho nit* thini for it a int,tieti inut deservel vredit for the wav lo tat doter' of the Aillege. A Se* Ire Spent no* Wit nuory later 411). 1h*oa9l ditlthd intetialt tweeting it toe new on 91* penoortr. The letter iatmo win ,9001 toser+ts end the •Ups per,retne, Thst.a rightv Dati,, yen 110.4 44)0148(10(8 10 tiOreild whowee tow the pinek to pint tip lolg %Habit ter the Ade CC ell kind* et tonotir oiipplitio la tio Implement itne *ill 'be vire nt no. ig tit* %Wit iltigrittiert fhb 11 I 404 eerie* tear tete efetellet, Jan. JIIIMeet Bet* are tettt eleNs COOP ItOtatk:,-The tosinero lottsp rot room* Mr. Moles retidertre ittrdefiltes* ViU PERSONAL. -Mr. and M D. C. Taylor, of Lucknoiv, 84104.1( 11 few days at the reeidence of Joseph A. 31:I. 111114111. They also tnok in part of the stunner school in Goderich.-Mrs. Nicholson and mother, Mrs. Jonee, of Goderiple after visiting Mrs. John Mallouge, are visiting friends in Luck - now, -Dr. and elm. Blake have been visiting friende here and In Goderich. The doctor has past recently retnrped from England, after spending four years there.-Ifarry Jones is on the 111.1 (1? poerilea, and Mrs. Little is still quite ilte-Mr. Andrews is elowly re- covering from bis seyere attack oe hitiamatory rbetimetitop. H. is now abte to get out on the verandah. - Little Willie Mountain fell down the back stairway last Wednesday and lied his collarbone broken in the fall. You wouldn't think ao though, to see him running around at ustiel.-Mr. .Ino. McLean Went his hand quite severely rubbing in a blieter on a horse. The druggist told Mtn he might put the liniment on that way, but John saya be 'will use a swab next time. Ho took advantage of hia mis- fortune to visit friends in Goderich and Goderich township last week. - Will Glenn left last Thuteday for the Sault. via Dwelt Sound. Betore teat,. Ing be left his OrdOT tor Tim Stan. We have been getting a good many subscriptious lately. but there must be stetter' nunaber yet who cannot de without such a paper for the sake of 230. --Mr. Hart; Inspector for the Ster- ling Bank, and Mr. Gamble, manager of the Goderich branch, called on out, local manager, Mrs. Manning, last Fri- day. -Mr. and Mts. (Rev.) Robinseli and Alma, returned frein the Sumtner 8014001 411: eloderich Friday, -The familiesof Messre. Chas. and Th0111111 Elliott and their father rind mother. of Nile, Vent Wednesday of last 'week at. Point Fare: ee The °levees, the 411entt, 485111 N Whearti and friend tretitia am" 'fob Duvet"). were Among the Goderich V lai be ra Thursday of last tveek.-.a0ur hardware' merchant *pout last week risking hit friends et Chetley.-, Mts. Dr. Rice attired home Thursday font an too tended trip out Westy-Mts„_ and _AR* Ints-Wiliou are Imre on tt *it to • Mendota -Dern Whyarti, droggisits. 01 Wirothwg, and bi* little nephew Her. bert, ere honer te two weeks* 11014- 1141". We might vtry justly point to Met b ris Monter Putgannoh bo$ *AO% plirabing the redder of suetettirlekly. Mistral, thief eleilt in the finest fitug /dee* In Winbibeg, arid Irma latteseary there that h123 It paid tri 111100101i tbly to retelti Ide oervicerkAlrast".fors Mel bo, ssalWe.'Nell, tether, Of Mon 11. 14.egon_. ionl bit daughter; Mt*, with her tee° eltildratts ell Of lendetiebe turned to 'their hornet on Widay., bat. 14.014014 lanai their Week'* visitrat the home of Mr. Paeget, 34kinoi Ryan, berettona California after An tdagrate, of i year*. Ite it visiting hie brother Ilithertl at t90 Nile, and ether, ttientio etteleihittalleteitt lIe 041le.02 year* abeente het traillelent to make him tetget 444 Mend*, and he tlekto fent AA* vatith oblinge tOgitelet. ,4e43te4.4ften. Mt. 'Tiffin. Si* tit M. Ttrityk•Ot Wile( preached tok talk* and tOnVegottiatt in the ethraligt eintrth ,ste tintalat, eve. hittet, NeXe $4111411Y triOtedfig and flees 1 the erserletke 'Writ ho hOlAutteti by teritieratitt bent Orsitrielt *AVOW* who *ow *dolling et Mt nrom toile* Wotan* Oink, Iktotip ly in* WAWA.- fl. W too, nil* &week vory• wanelt:it 4.04/e twit Waolotost t000leti t Ebenezer. si cents for TETE STAR to end of retie. Quorum NOTES. -Rev. J. O. Reid, occupied the pulpit at dile appoint. merit last Sunday.- There was no prayer meeting last Wednesday eVen- fug, Mr. Reid being absent attending the summer school held at Goderiell. Gee:URAL NOTRile-Alost cif the cut- ting is done In these parts, and draw. Ing in is the order of the day, and it will only be a short time till woe are with the dirt and dust of threshing again. -George • Beadle threshed for John Fluker one day recently, the grain being of good quality. -We un- derstand George Rutledge bits pur- chased a thoroughbred registered Berkshite hog and sow from Mr. How- lett, of Keldon.-The Wawanosh and and Colborne (*incite met' on Shan- non's hill on Saturday night last, for the purpose of considering the matter of cutting down the hill. It is about time the councils have taken hold of this matter, and we hope to see them go on with 11, 11.8 41 (8 a, very bad bill end its repairing will be -a great bene- fit to the travelling publia-,John Wale tere, of Colborne, was In this neigh- borhood last week, looking for a driver to purchase. -Bruce Bros. purchased a Deering Ideal binder a weak or so ego. Dick says it Invorks like a charm. PERSONAL -MISS Jackson, of Am- herly, spent a week at the home of her sister, Mrs. Richard Eiruce.-Miss Mag- gie Bruce is visiting friends in Lieto- wet at present. -Robert Reid visited at Charlese Robb's, St. Auguatine, one Sunday recently. -Sam.. Harvey and setter, Miss Mary Reid, of Ashfield, visited at ehe home of their father, Robert Reid, on Sunday of last week. -Fred. Dark, of Oroydori. England, was renewing old acquaintances in these parts last week. -Mr. and Mrs. &menet Young visited at Bethel last Sunday. -Miss Eva Allin and Miss Waiters, of Bethel, visited friends at Ebenezer last Sunday. -Miss Mable Rutledge has rethreed home from Blyth, where abe has been under the care of Dr. Milne the last few weeks. -Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Metier visited at St. Augustine.. Jost Sunday. -The Misses Cathcart, who have been visit- ing at Mr. Henry Wilson's, have re- turned to their home 1 Toronto. - Miss Maggie Kilpatrick, of Mafeking, visited in this vicinity recently. 4144444" CatigettNirelite.-Roy. W.A. Smith's' work on the Abbffeldoirenit, Wee taken.; last Sabbath, 0,7 A. in the eh - senor of Mr, hipoldn, whose poinolial part, no lne:prOgrgnalrne of the suremer, rreboOl in livingrann eraraectiorr with the Sundey Iteeriteete. PlageOleale* es. Mc, awl Mr* Iolria hiararragh ere *pending 4, fest Weekte With their ifauttittei'. Mrs, hired. Tongr 141 Torouto,...-Mr, end MIS. John 404* 0.1W Preknow, left last 3(0 101443' ors ell extended VIM t itinearais. ,----A nu sober 01 1)411' 11sun41 men intend, going West on the excursion next 1"xida3re-Mra. Albert 'leiter I quite ill at present. We hope_stron to hear Of hes recovery, -Ed. Meteen returned, brat week front hli trip- out West, Where, he visite(' bio brntber neerge, iviin is settled in the neighborhood of llottteroni, sitok. The brothera bare bought 41 ranch entoptisiog 1210 410(00. obles their humeoloodoi owl 000 16(4114 ttle denim. Rd. intends Reit% hieek *54 1111' 441111' fudge, Be Inesegreaefeetle III the rielourcete ot the WeeteeeMiee Florence Buchanan. et Beueselte le the gueat et Miss Aille ciartilner this week* 31 through bete on their Anvoy tbe bona this pest month.--Vr. MacDostalif,who is( erecting, * two-atorey cottage on Maio street Vorth. 94844jt itt*ut Antall. • has iidd- Ct Improismeut: to the old Mntehisorr VII:trkiKtisblorretgis reeturrilogistii; lonwe,;hiett raid* ratleb fnithe apnea* one* of the street'. Westeott land family attended the ters, un" of ids br0the4 Mr, 'Woo, Westeott, lieaforth* on %wader of last week. • 0$ cent for Triu STAW, 01 014 Of 1906. Dechrierre Roopocling NO-orspapero.-- Any 41(4.041 01' Osseo Who takes Is penst toir. Owls?' D'OMP004 olik/t. Whether 44wWfoe1*1 1144101'or angt#Sso.or.yiestbor be 414 Atilt. Seritedve,110; ntlicd14010 ;or liikTeutets 1? ar.erienorilorstis Darer d 400 n't1n1401 4 meat pet all essos" os tIiU onbiblher 030 Ms, Onus to Sena It/ until Verneotis 1os,441, awl 'Oen collect the Nsliple 4IUUUIIII w414/Ps t110 ,leePeeietelten or no, 0(10 Contis bests decided thOt retehlg10 tirke name-161*re Or ecriodicels Milo or minoring And leRVinitlltben1 Rant -110d ;Iwo usolaTvieca4 at,ncmon, ". „ cent§ for Tun STAR toted of xeo5. M;ePPitrdfOrs. ltsT Outrunat.a-The weather is due and the farmero are getting along with tibniF harvest vapidly, PERSONAL.- Mre. Frank Mawkins and daughter Victoria. of C01ling4 wood, axe visiting relatlyea at present, W. -Green, of Sarat Ste, Nay% Onti, is visiting his parent() and Meter at present. Dave wag a. delegate to Montreal /for the Enights Tenralar, and la staying here a couple of weeks on hie way back.-eMies Emmeline. Hayden returned homelast vveek, af- tee a tWo *menthe Ylett in the Prairie Provinee of Manitoba. -Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Green, of Goderich, Sundayed with relatives here. G. H. has recent- ly returned from Cobeltewhere he boa mining intereste.-Mre.j. A. Gibbons and children, of Sault Ste. Mitele. Mich., returned home this peek after tt month's vleit with her parents Imre. -Principal and Aire. .114.1. Tigert, of Goderich, are spending a few days with relatives here, -Sandy Gordon starts for Illanitobe on Friday of this week to help harvest the great crep- t') the West. Exeter'. PERSONAL. -J. Willis Powell, who has been centined to the hems° with appendicitis, is ahle to be around again. He wee treated by Dr.Brawn- hag and avoleed an opesation.-Mr. Percy Towne, of Woodstock, was in town thhi week,on a, visite-Miss Kerr, of Toronto, 14 the gueet of her friend, Itirornato. L. is°. 1...blrele'glerft.-olVif heisFpeaarre' it°tfsTao" theMain street Methodist parsonage. Miss E.E. Liter, who has been a guest of Mrs. J.W. Powell, is spending a few cloys in Louden, the guest of her bro- ther, Mr. Henry Lister, BYLAW OARRIED.-A vote of the ratepayers 01 1110 village 1911.2 taken on the 4th inst. on a, bylaw to make a loan of $10,000 for 15 years, toe, com- pany of lecal oapitalists styling them- selees as the Exeter Canning anti Pre- serving .00. Nearly every available vote was polled, as there were 937 for and 17 against. It is not yet known where the location of the factory will be, but it is supposedit will be some- where on the teeter. All credit is due Reeve Bolder and Council for thie agi- tation, for they eertainly-worked bard to have the bylate carried. The reeve eari he has something Oise in view in the way of industries. &yrs. -The nor' -ober of visitors that drop off here every day for Grand Bend munmer resort is amazing. Guenther, of Dashwood; the 'bus man, says it has hen a very busy season for him, he having to run two 'busses a day right through, and the,n some- times baste hire rigs at Exeter. to han- dle the traffic. -Me. Krouse, the auto- mobileman, who has a machine heee for tbe Exeter Creamery, has had a, very udfortnnate" time with the 'machine, but has got in good shape now, and expects to run het to the Bend for the balance of the season. -Mr. Howe and femily, of Parkiittle, near Toronto, came upin an auto last week and are visiting at the botne of Mr. James Jeckell, London Road North. They made the trip in 10 hours, which is pretty goad dine considering the roade.-Several autos have passed "The Star " is a Leader...sure. Si$iiig Comfoits he every respect The tronssick carries au up-toelcite stock of Pipes, Tobaccos, Opts and Striolters' Surieriee. Variety and quality cap, only be found here. When rele want your veauts supplied come to the BRUNSWICK CIGAR STORE wesT sTaeur. - 000ERICI1 es cents, fur THE STAR to end of 7e06. WE INVITE every parent, young man Or woman who Is interested .in any way in Business Education to write for a copy of our Prospectus. It tells you exactly what to do and why aur students succeed so • well.' WRITE AT ONCE for it. ' Fall term from Sept. dth, Address W. It SHAW, • Priucipel. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, TORONTO, alit BREAD AND BUTTER INZITION Madness helves have, this past year, made TEN Tons as many demands upon us tor young ladies and gentlemen who are thoroughly grounded in Mist - nese principles, as we have 14414 81844164110 to send. Clinton Business College "Affiliated With %Ingham lhasIness College." OPENS SEPTEMBER 3rd Drop a postal for information to GEO. SPOTTON, Principe! • ---,,,. • - Roofing * a e roughing oft Pitinitling • .1.oir:,;ei.;;;;;•-•-•••••--***7* RepairIng of „.,„„„t1,11„"gl*,,,4141hf ftnerlenee la this bnorch of the business and eee"'es'eeee*Peteetterielelie Week, of this department. We win e0de11044' to„: Olidte PiAtt$ANT SIOFITAill.g for you ta tern your trade this res•trouble to furnish eatiroates en any of the above lines. ee yen nottne anytiling iii the follovviug list that you might requiree WD 'have Prices that will interest you : Vag* VIVI EetteltV raXe Wir4. MOS 014150 JAVOI Mae U3eDIM4t Pore ImPertat VOrtladd 'Oetprint • ibrildinOsper ' Galvnnised Wash Tubs Cunadiaa and 4,ruer94so Oil • Oraniteware of every description „ Aluminum Ware Gaiverdeed Pails Elephant Pure Mixed Paints Galvanized and Black Icon Pipe Ready Roofing Daricline Machine and Cylinder Gil. Remeniber the Place. P. PAULIN'S HARDWARE, ' Residence 177 PHONES Store 57 •••momm•••••••.' Phone W.A.McKim No 20 M Goderich More Building Bargains 25 doz. Black Hose to clear at 5c, 7c, loc, •21/2c, Kw and 25c. Women's Wash Collars at I tic, 15c and 25C. Women's Belts at clearing prices. About 5 doz. up to 50c each, to clear at 25c. Another ioo Hats, worth up to $i.50, to clear at each 25c. 2 doz. Hand Bags and purses, priced up to clear _at _each, 25. , doz. $3.50- White Pure Silk Shirt Waists, beautifully -trimmed with Val. lace and hemstitch tucks, well aud stylishly Made, to clear at $2.00. 'A lot of Girl& Dresses and Childs' Dresses, White Goods &c., at clearing pnces AT McKIM'S BUSY STORE TELEPHONE No. 25. HODG ENS BROS. sanpmemon end DOOR WEST Odt Herastatos Se. Now fOr the Final Clean up of Cotton Dress Goods vvE ARE going to rnake Saturday, August 18th,, a regular Bargain r' Day at the Cotttin Dress Goods Counter, will sell the balance of this season's stock at prices that will Make sure a clearing out of every yard. It is not so much' a question of prices as of getting the stock sold to the last end. We simply will not carry a yard over, for we will be in our neW store next season and must have new goods, and new goods only to show there. That's why we are more anxious even than usual to clear the stock colupletely out and why you can buy Cotton Dress Goods on. Saturday for such little prices. If you can do with a Wal a Dressing Sacque or a full Dress, it's a splendid chance. For easy s ng we divide the stock into four lots as follows: Cotton Dress Goods toc Regular isc to ifIc Cotton Dress Maltreats, Muslin% Clitigliantle Reit- iugs, etc. Goode that sold at tee to I86 per yort, new this seaseti, alittahle for almost any 0011)0So you tom ust cotton Dress Goods for. Choice On $Aterelae aoril • .•, 14" r for • •• • • ........ • ....... r 100 Cotton Dress Materials 23c. About 40 141(11594 txtra line•Cotton Drest-Maters# "(4s- includiog Imported Clutinbreyse, OinglAMS, 4)0183 OrgandleS, WhitiX" ‘Voistingo Line3 lugs, everything trait sold et -30e,, (loo and'SOO, (3141. 14)41, noinoitueing per y* . 250 Cotton Dress Goods 121,/ac Regular,* to *se go yenta ett Ude let which includes fine (ling. hams, Drees Orgendies, Fancy :,Waistings, Shitings, ete. 011r regolar prices have been tild, 20 rand etc. Choice of them all, connuencing Saturdey, pee yard ...... • •6•4 ..... 441.•••• • littge Cotten Dress Materials 30c lott' tk fdw youb 4t dee slot, irigh grade Dress tilting% thst sold at noc and 6sek suitable for Waiste, Sleirtsot Intl ,Costuttics. Choice commencing Salm'. (lay per yrratV, . . ... ......... .... t1Mr.Price Lace Stlie, Laces are going at the half-price *ark, itundreds of yards of that. Vaces Wall kinds. Triztraing Allovers, Underwear Laos,ete,..that Sold at loo to P2(50 per yard owl' he sold for exactly half price, because we are bbillid net to catty a yaril over. The Wttt of the new Pall Dress Good atC here. Como awl see them0 Quarter off Wbitewear Sate. We are selling Whitewear At bile. , quarter less„ than regular prices. Do not *ant any of this season's stock on . hand next year. That's the only rea., son doing it. It's a good chance for yon to lay in a sttpply Gowns, Cor- set CblterSt 1),,taWert, Skirts and Waists. An wen Wade kartneuts, nicely trinzo tied and selling at exactly 01%(quarter less than regular prices. 4 VVHV NOT have the best P It is the cheapest in the long run. We claim to have the best which money can buy, and we know that it is appreciated by our customers from our ever increasing sales. A few of our lines are Plymouth Binder Twine Gold Medal 650 ft. Green Sheaf 550 ft. American Pure Manilla Rope to x%, inch diameter. from Dillon Scythes, fully guaranteed. Sherwin Williams Ready Mixed Happy Thought Ranges. Kelsey' Furnaces. Hammer Brand Calsine Plaster. A fresh car load just itt. Paints. National Portland Cement, of which onr sales already filig year tave been over 4.100 barrels. , This speaks for ,itself as to quality. Ideal Fencing, all No. g Wire. American all No. Fencing. Our Complete Line of Hardware is of the best we eau bay.' In Plumbing, Heating* Bove. Troughing insinftbing, etc.. we'earrY a large staid and eau give you A,)routpt attention and guarautee you satisfOian. PHO It . 11 Show for 4a. Engirttywsr CHAS. C. IEEE 4(4'4'01'40 s1 4It and get roce$. le at $3 1 • Arg• . 1 e • 1'