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The News of the District.
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UUNGANNtiN.
1 A. NEWTON, DENTIST, Ll'CK-
VI • NOW. At hone every day extent Thun-
dayr. New t uwadyfur extracting teeth INumuu•
foetid' better than gw. l'ivwn sod bridge work.
em'. Aluminum platas loon htwrbblel.
N. 1t -- You can al way hove your work Much
better done in the dental ultloe- inure tittle.
better facilities fur doing the work, Inure Iwo.
fort*ble fur the patient.
UTI('
LJARLOW,
MONDAY, July lid.
PRKrgNTATIt1N TO MISS l'UUNTNKY.
-Thr picnic of S. S. No. 3 was an-
nounced to he held in the wuu,ds at
(: iwrir on Saturday afterutou, but on
Account of the heavy rain iu the fury.
noon 11 was held instead of the lawn
St R. M. Young's. In .uldition to the
E. THE LOCAL AGENCY
DUNLOP. I LANES.
TUItimAY, July :tide MoNUAY. July 2ntl.
One former well-known resident, The beer ring is again in full roving
1Vu,. Niebergall, and those near and herr.
deur to hien have out. deepest sy111- The 110.111(1 of the mower is uguiu
puthyin theirhour of rurr0w, owing heard in this vicinity.
to the death of Abr. Nirl ergall'N wife
During the latter part a his many The weather these hast few (lays is
rush -
yours of residence here Alt. No Iwo•
decidedly do1e•, owing to the refresh -
pupil.+, u aunt ter of the ppranuts and N in Uun rune, tur'1'hu s gall had charge of the saw -mill bele u1g rxiu of Saturday last.
were present. Tllr children Signal W at the of
uthels i ► n d.rutJ.u.N'aid.J.1?" "r,. and he was wide( kuuwu and Mas 11'11x11111 11,99 ha■ returned to
and "Brown -
ups" had r. gtxMl lout+ will resei)curdnrsfurs. Ya,rooteta, ohs Y K
iu aprl Ib1)horitunw , gi
playinggames and in other re'reU- i tub work, ,dud f. nulhdairnMl to i
lions, and after the lunch had beet'
(ceults (Or amounts 1(011 fur 'hu waw.
served a projfrenl wag given by the
pupils, Mr. 1 ming acting as chairman.
Choruses. -The Maple Leaf." ••Blue
13,•11," :old " Hritish to the Cure," were
sung bhe school: Reutla Levy,
Lilian 'Watson\and Flureuce 1' g
goon iecitations, and there were duets
by Jean Young and Lama Luttrm•
slavrr and Miran Rebell 5011 and
FlI(wnee Young. 'then the most inter-
esting {Mart of the afternoon's pnseerd-
ings took place. Miss Annie M. Cuurt-
tl.•y, WLo its been the teacher of the
school for a year and u half, during
which time she has won the -affection
of hair pupils and the rsteeii of the
whole section, is leaving to attend the
Nutty*1 School at Wii.nifwg, with It
view to teaching in Manitoba, and the
pupils toted not let her depart. will t
as token id their feelings towerdk her.
Gladys- Levy ..wad :ul address, while
Elmer Lutrnklayer p1•t1rntel to Miss
Courtney a fwatitif.1l pearl slug and
ism Young handed her (a bouquet.
The address was as follows:
esti. lighly rstrrwrd.
"' re I The school here closed on Friday
hast and a picnic was held al P -
To Miss A. M. I'urnr.r.v.
Inc eN V111KNa £Ni )'):A(111H,- We. the pupils
ors. `. Nu. .1. Colborne. on this the 11)e ul your
departure trout alnolgst ns, hog to tender to
you our Amore regret that you lave deo:ldld 10
.ever your Conn s -t Ion with us We have.pent
a year A11)1 is half pleiwiutly *4554 prullt ably
u
4. n
o
wa
In-
ether
o-
yTher; and duriuk that we I..)
item mud yrIn.W toa IrwI.
►,rn> but firm r ru)ilaNub 401 orb.>
noeaiding n. by every wain,hl your power.
in
o,rr..mw the tiny dif tculthss ite.etaanable
from •e•huul life. You have always proved w
u. that your work was our.. and turs yourown,
t token of the est
Ma slight rein stud A a r
VDrlra
you wi w sree you are held by us, we beg that
you will a..•rpl this ring a.. it souvenir o/ your
o1worn amonggsst us and w It 01111701 01 our
hirnddup. WlehIng 7011 every sunrs.111
your
future career'we remain.
Your
Loving Pupil..
Siynol to behalf 1 W.Aire Ln r.
lit the .11001 ) K1.1414:14 IIA("rpi%MI.A t',tm.
June (Ch, Iayt
On the reverse side were signed the
names of all the pupils of the ischoi,I.
Sr. Young replied briefly for Mika
Courtney and the singing of "tidal be
with you till we meet again" brought
the pnreldingm to u- slues, Mikk
Courtney ham gone to Amtwrley to
spend the holidays .at her home there
heforr leaving for the West. She
carries with her the good wishes of
the whole community.
HOLMESVILLE
TURND.RY. July :till.
Airs. 11. R. F'oriitsr is 1 visiting
her parents, Mr. aryl Mrs. J. Y.o.
1. Proctor
is making gga
great int-
prevenient
it
-
{n vY n( to him fern this summer
Harvey Mulholland is tliia w'e'ek to
1.• wedded to one of lioderich's fair
ladies.
Mr'. Swallow, who haat been visiting
friends;tu.l relatives at F'ulIaaton, has
r••tttrn.d home.
Mr.. 1). Tudor. of ('unN(+tine, pent0nn,l & with her pan'nts, P11. rand
Mr. \V. Stanley. •
Miss Swi , ('. A. Tebbult and E.
Vadum, who have been awry teaching,
err home for the vacation.
F. Chit worthy with his wife and
hildretu of Ailsa Graig, visited their
uncle, W. Jervis, 1111 Monday.
719• following pupils W1 Oh. on the
••ntmore rxalnina I ll)11 in Chilton :
P. Huller, C. Bedard. M. 'l'rew•:outh i.
1'. PottPI'. J. Sturdy, C. %heart'lev.
On Friday of this work \Iso. ,1.
Holter. will /•ele•bn9,• the hun11,e.IiIs
.anniversary of tier birth. Her uuuly-
Mends huge to 11e• her live many
}ears longer.
The butter factory is fining 1a reel
ing business this ou,on. '1'11•• butter
1.'111C11 thou 11 denindm the highest
Price, 9119. la Ib. 'Thies repeak•1 will for
our hut t.•r•nuaker. ,Ilea {Liss,
Rev. T. H. t'ont•tiee and 1)r, A. J.
('ourlic,• with their brides are visiting
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. 'Peaklike.
Rev, 1'. It. 4'uurti.r preached to ,a
KB'' congregation on Monday even•
ing,
J. W. MuRole'rta. wif.• and dauglr
t.•r. of London, 1111'. visiting friends
sod relatives in and around the vit.
1'l'•. Mr. Mcftn111•rt8, who wane 1One
ago taught school here. ham lately
taken the position of librarian in the
'l(y of lolidou. We are glad tit hear
of his promotion.
Most of the farmers are this work
busy with their hay. It will notbe
such a heat ')• crop as I11id year but itis
tetter than was rxpt•ctd a few weeks
Rn•
The rains we have had lately
(lave helix 41 it. greatly. The farmers
Rnt,well pleased with the pr ..pert of
the crops and expert to have. be
pocketbook.: this fall,
WESTFIELD.
\Vk. )NK*IAr, June 27th.
Miss Annie Kedulond is un an ex-
tended visit. to friend'. in Aliehigen.
Mrs. George \Vightman and daugh-
ter, :Hiss Nettie, of Essex, are visit ing
Mends herr at prertnt.
Masher Runtly (Jordon, of Lnck•
now, is slx•nding it part of his holidays
with his ro)Isin, Mager Colin Camp-
bell,
Mr'., W• R. Carr and two little
tlauRhter•s, Re/4th. and F9or. nre, of
earlttdnl, visited friends, here last
week.
The strawberry festival on the lawn
of W, li, Campbell on Tumidity eve11-
Ing soul (nine .a success. All present
w`emrd tui enjoy themselves. The
I>'18u.ls of the evening amounted to
,o'er
MONDY
MiexBel vn(lamphell.of the(3.. (dal
' h0n1 . for the summer vacation.
t
rN Ymond Redmond, who has been
hingg near Bhtevale, is home forth^ holiday/I.
Mas M0R. M. Turner, of Crediton, is
'n,t fi'w days with her minter,
T
Miss F, aspera
t
f,Atie k.lhnone ftw•oVPring nicely
u,n his recent arride•nl.
pfMrs. S• 1Mw and children, of
n
IkM
II
N
pent
the holidays'
(1Rys with Mrs.„
father, .1. H..IeRrlson.
is Miss Nellie Hoyle, of Mt. Augustine
1a ndinu few days with her grand -
11
and Mrs. Redmond.
4yg(htmRnnie gn've today
was w 04ided
rM"" y
It rertni(1
nl was the hast of
t1) kint that hamever dean held
romp„ The proceeds were over $111).
The 4iRnal'N wnnotlneentent :
04;1492 (hay in News/lapels-1mm- on
a of this' week's lame.
Ter.:su.ty. July :11,1.
Miss Nettie Hell is visiting trissole' i11
(ilrlrrich this week.
Mies Cora Roberts, of the (1, C. I.,
spent Sunday nL her hums trete,
George Hurn(• has been on a visit In
his father and mot lies- lieu' Tut•uuto.
Mies H. Z. M. Whyxtd, of Elmira,
haw come home to spend her vacation.
Ming Frank McLean clime 1
from Exeter last week for her holi-
days.
Mr. jtnJ Mtv. Thus, Anderson nor
upending it few days ,at the uld 1
this week. •
A. thither, of 4t. Catharines, Spent
the 1st of July holidays with his uncle,
'rhos. Dialler.
R. E. Manning. of the Sterling Hank,
spent -Sunday and Monday with hi*
family in Clinton.
There WAS an •• auto" in our town on
Tuesday and • rut thae citizens
enjoyed an tuning in it.
Mrs, Alex. Pentland and childtwu
later returned f • la visit to the
fealties'''. pat mit* at (1. MIel•Ittl.
• Master Morley Treleaven, of Hamil-
totn, ham c • to upend' the summer
with hi.. mule, S 'Treleaven.
Rev. '1'. 1' rind \ ,.
Melte have
Pe -
battled from a very pleasant visit with
friends in St. Thomas and London.
Miss MuDer tt has returned to
her home l 11111 atr •'
T at tatM'
k, after m rib'1s1
1 '
g
her season's work as milliner at J.
1Valkour's.
Come to Duugutt11om for the a ioIeI na-
tiun of
the 12th ofa
J il), next 'rhutta-
dat•. Great preparations Itre (wing
made by the local brethren.
Mina Nettie Harris hits returned to
her home in Farquhar after visililig
her mister, Mn(. C. C. Brown, for s
time. 1 wonder who will be, hourly
now•
)IMI
l 1 Ulm/
. INu.--Thr dug µ,iw,nrr
of (iu Ierich seems W have an apt
imitator in Dung , Since Satur-
day evening five dogs have been
poisoned. 7 he Ir" 111. or IJertsoms,
doing it wrong to Rini at the dogs that
are very highly prized and so far has
succeeded well. It. is a vel y noel prac-
tice. ail the d. ego suffer intense pain.
If the owners err 10 blame for any-
thing. it is rather unjust to allow their
pets tVstiller. If t1
dogs/Heat fault.
whyt i) .
I give thea a milder death.
'19x• fact that all the.dogu get the
poison m)lllo•wli•re 1111 11111• street is
helping those who, are trying to find
the gull:)•. Such iterson 111' p er1M,elM
ought to he given all the punishment
the law will allow. __
ST. HELENS.
Tri-;oo.to. July 3rd.
Mr. and \Ire. Alex. Stuart were in
(ilrlrrich on Monday.
41 • of our formats slatted haying
the i egin11ing of the week.
Mr. Anil Mrs. Donald Murray and
sun t'titf spent Monday in Ripley.
Rev. %Ir. ('raw attended a garden
party• at Ao151111 last Wednesday.
Quite rt bet from here took in
the celebration at (ilrlrrich 1111 .1111y
_lid.
Alr. (1114 P1r.. 11. 111. of Wing -
Nom visited friends here on Mondry
IAM.
Miss Edith Taylor, of Guelph, is
spending het. holidays at her •Ie'.,
J. \\'.'hetes s.
Mrs. H. K. Miller and her daughter
l'hri,my visited in Toronto from Fri-
'
day till Tuesday.
\Vol. McGregor, teacher of No. :I,
left on Tuesday to spend Ilis Ill lill:ays
at his he • at Iaul•ier.
The Orangemen to the nnnllwr of
about fifty attended service 111 It Moly
at the English church on Segel y.
The cement. -men were working at
Mr. ('lark's the beginning of Ibis
week, putting w wall under his barn.
\111. Allen ,and ('nn. Decla•r had a
gosel day's flahing at the river nn
`londay, catching It gloat string of
black bass.
There will Is. a picnic at M:ittirt
grove on Friday-, July IKh, flames
and amusements will Iw pnnidel.
Eve•ylsml)' welcnnle. ('• 111111
bring )•iur basket.
11ugh Ano. rson. of Montana. is visit-
ing his parents in 5111' villitgl•, It is
twenty years since Mr. Anderson left
here, and he Me•S quite a l•hnnge.
especially in the yo)1ng generation,
NILE.
Feint'-, J • 21101.
Sru(xt. HI':PUNT. V. class E to a
McNee, Willie (iin•in. 1V. class
Leonard Pie II wain. .1(tnior-
Gertrude Kirkpatrick. Lorne Kirkpat-
rick. MabelPVil+nn. Viola Young,
Senior III. Reginald 1111.11. Senior
11.--011ie MeNee. \'irtoi• Vnnng.
\Vorth0 1401111. Junior iI. Hamlet
Mcllwain, )'trust, Glen, fart 11.
Viola M.'PVhiiney. Lloyd Young,
Vera Tiffin: Senior I. Marguerite
Olen. Junior I. -Mar' Hylar. Lucy
Curry, e11101. FANNIE S. GHty.
Teacher.
Te ems:0 , July :led.
('lark, of Toronto, is visiting
her h ither, \V. Echlin,
A nt,hthvr from 'here attended the
eelebrntiOo in Owleri(h nn Monday.
Mrs. Mclhtomh, of 14)chalsh, is visit-
ing her daughter, Mrs, Isaac Ileth4)
ington.
Our teacher. M (fray, left on Sat-
urday to spend t holidays at her
home nt Crewe.
We arc. pleased to *ow Tom John-
ston around again after Die seises• in-
jury to his foot.
The Epworth tn'nquP to . next
Tuesday evening will he, "1'0, iving
sod plying Forgiven," taken' by ism
Mabel itaili..
Next. Sabbath evening the Nile pas
tor will preach a sermon to the mem-
berm of the 1.. O. L. The centre seats
will he teaer'vetl.
Will Elliott., of New Mexico, came
home last week to see his father, who
was dangerously ill. We are phrased
t0 report. that Mr. Elliott is now some-
what. tetter.
The Nile Sabbath school held its
annual picnic on Saturday last at. the
Point. Farm, -and in Spite of the rain
in the middle of the day all present
report a most enjoyable time.
Faro, all those who attended hating
It ,splendid time. Three of the
scholars, Misses Blanche Shaw and
Annie McGraw and Hume Clutton,
were candidates: at the ea8111, 1*-
aulinatiou, The teacher, Mise Cont will spend the holidays in Code -
rich at her home.
The autumobile that was used in
carrying the Goderich police back and
forth to make arrests in connect'
wills the shouting at the charivari
near Kintail broke down near the
night-watchman's house un its way to
Gomde'ich with three prisoners toil a
horse -plower trig had to be gut at Duet
lop to drier tate prisomers In jail at
Gdxlrrich. The disabled auto wits
housed at it farmer's shed here for a
few days and mus quite an object of
curiosity to the youths of L•ehurn
and Dunlop, -
AUBURN.
TOR/WAY, July :arta
Rev. A. E. Jones occupied the pul-
pit of the Methodist. .•hurt•h here last
Sabbath. A large member wets. pres-
ent to hear their new pastor.
Haying is started and a few farmers
have leen (uttMg. This year the
crop
IM not very heavy,
f!
Wclall
Y the
civ
I rl. Timothy ) • •' 111 f
N w x fair (Top.
Charles. Asquith arrived at his house
herr Iasi week. Nr has 1n'en at u T11r-
ul
1l fur 1 r
w d c
1 x1 t arra r
lit lit.
1 we
are glad to be able to state that he is
getting hatter.
Our village school closed last Fri-
day and t 1•
h teachers
111'1. it
r ff (lir their
hulid:tys. 4 • of the mothers ore
already exist.•airing the wish that the
srlt.x,ls were opened (1ga111.
Were lNu.- Miss Jean Strnughan,
a popular )• g Lady, well known in
this village, was married on \Ve ,t.,.•
toy of last wreak at the home of her
father, Thom:s Sttateghan. of Auburn.
to \V. A. Mivhe•iv of Th:uursv.
lar.
The 181.111uty was performed at high
noon by Rev. J. L. Sinai(. 13. A., of
Auburn. in the presetwe of early the
inunrdiatr relatives of the bride and
groom. They were 1111ititl•nde1L the
,,rade being Ille..e•:1 in white silk moll.
Aft,'r rnugl;trulat' s were extended
and it dainty 11nw•h sorrel, the N•el-
dingelittp,luy drove 10 Hlyth, where
the newly-111:11.1ie1 ((1)11)1, took the
tl'i(Itt 101' x hou•ynion trip to Detroit
and Toledo. Du their return they
will tike lip their residence in
Th: •svillc. The ye. mg couple have
the best %visite. 1.f moo y'+ ft•ie)ds for
their future harp ' .ss, the large 1111111-
Iwo of costly mid useful presents testi-
f)ing to the e-Il••nl in whirl' the ,.ride
is held. -
HAYFIELD.
\\ih:nse.An t 0..1)11y 31 h.
JI)TTINais. Thr following visitors
15(11' in tmwit last Werk : 1►r. Hrowll,
itf London. at J. %Vhiddun's; P1r.
Trehile.M'k, id London. at 11. Erwin's;
Aiiss .11• 111111. Of 14111111111, 50:11 111,.
Mp1.7t. 111 4e•afot•th, at Miss Letuna
Er%'i11'N...... Mrs. A. Weil, of 14,11 -
don. who kis Is•en herr for v ro)1ple of
weeks wait$.g )1n her tier, Mts.
Iiiggins. ha. 1,1Ili n9d 1141111e. Urs.
Riggin. i. sell veer ill \h•. and
Mts. !Mit .vis l., ar t.,.11.,1, at the 1'
114.1'.•irtl Ite•S. Mr. 14ddgins. o1
(Tatham. 1,1 'lusty lector her.•. will
1Mvmpy 111e pulpit of'1''' ' y ,hnu.•h un
Sunday next Ales. (Rev.) Mantes
has ell to Clinton. .Rev. Plr.
111 alto 11:1s been :'I.I litlt nal 1'1V101• of
this {parish.
I34,5 oswx IIA v. The day 'Broke
rather gl.Mlnly (1n \IunsL•y, but AN
0111 401 began 14. disperse the clouds
above Hayfield's Jisihllt- breezes seemed
to draw together (he crowds from the
nrighlr.riig tow n. n 11 d villages.
5)1 11I*'is from Seatot•th, Hens:all,
lisrlerieh, Clinton. Bruerfield, kirk,*
runt Varna p ed forth • s • in
gab.. .: carriaws, etthets in
vehicle of different. de9d'ri )t10110,
bicycles galore. and w • nil 111111.;
while others were del:0/14 1 owing In
lurk of ane merle of transportation,
rhe roads leading to town appeared as
if it pt•. M•1-ssiol were possi1114 fl•m111
rally ' g until far into the after-
noon, Fully :,111$1 pwnple were in
town. The foot kill tern, is to 1w con-
greillted on the day's sport whish it,
1urnimbel. About I11:11 1a. 111, a num-
ber of calithemminns paraded the
town and net the ball movytg for the
day. In t1,e r:ft•u rnNln the trawl
ed 111 the :igrirultul:al grinutals,
where the spools were. 5,, take place.
Tli• Ihsl on the program was the fool.
ball mitt ell het Ween Seaforlh and Hoy -
field. Referee ('nnrtrlings, lit Seit-
fnrth, lined up the tennis. Captains
Murray and Brownlee tnswell 11p :mrd
Sea forth winning the toss decided to
kti•k with the wind. About live '
ales after ploy started 448.tt 11th
Meorel by :t pier rush. The ball then
trait ei ed in n lively way fruul one end
to the other for about ten minute.*,
when after a fin,' rush by T. 1111• 1:1rd
the boll w -os passed ores 411 1119 left
field, where Cranston '.t'ilh n nice
Herr of headwork seemed for tinylicld
l• swore being n tie now. the hal
motel (vapidly up and down the 11.•141.
Mesforth sroresl again n few uninnt•s
Is•fnrr half -tilt,., 1i)• it 1150.1.''11 1 he part
of Hayfield's goat! ender. After five
minutes' rest. the wino. again 4tltrted,
Bayfield rushing the tall and crowd-
ing the Seltorth goal. but in spite of
their hand play it. 1)temel ns if they
were 111.1 going 111 1)14)11'1'. Ilowet'rt•,
about ten minutes before time wn11
rolled T. %Godanl scored on a pops
from left. This ended the eros?114.
The game ended in a draw t t., atH.
The g • throng! t was Gast :met
clean. A program tat reel's, rte„ wnN
then carried out. 11. McNaughton
and i), Peck won the shot -putting mid
('harle.swnrth and Cameron ween Lh.
rare... In the old m:ut'M rnee T. Cam
et.,n won first, and A. 411 itrhmere
1119010(1. In the evening n junior foot
hall match took place het wren %ori,'h
And Hrtur.fleld. 991is ors a closely
•ontested game, with the honors i
vnr of 7.urieh in the first halt and of
g field in the second. Hsieh teatn
sensed one goal. Shea. of Neatort.h
referee(, When H.yffblei d,ws any-
thing it always does 11 well 1t
thj>e afternoon the corner stone of the
ATetho/list church was laid by Messrs.
Clark and Wallis. Speeches were
made by Rev. Messrs. Y.Rand, Mr
Neil and Steadman.
ile who manics for fen may ie
sotii•y that he won.-Oblcago News.
•
her hone in Part. Albert, where she
intends Spending most lit the holiday.,
Joseph Sino.11xer is at present wear-
ing a broad smile, owing to the arrival
of a fine daughter on Thursday of last.
week.
('bodes 'P1(Uonutfh, merchant of
Lanes. look it hnxlne s trip 111 y1hr
Orange lodge at Kinlough 1/11 1'rikl:ay
evening hal.
CREWE.
MoN u.t y, .1 ul'•Ynd.
(,tat Thursday Abram 1'ii1))ert
raised a 11x•14.' sheep barn.
Mrs. Al. Higgins is spending as few
days with her dnughie:, kits. Jawrs
Culbert.
Mr, and Mrs. J. H. McKay, of Godes
rich, are visiting at the 1 • of Mrs.t
Wm. Pieter.
A('l•I tKNT. -A painful runaway aeci-
dent occurred near herr today, \Vim.
Dul'11111 Was driving to Ii.idet•ich in a
double carriage, when it seems the holt
cornrow, of the whifltetreeand the team
took fright and run away, turning the
buggy over into the ditch uud throw-
ing out ADA. 1)urnin alit) her sister.
Mass Husso•Il. Aliso Russell Malsl:
vet•v severe iiljut•ies, h:aviig her kg
broken near the ankle. 1►1 etols Situp -
sun, of Kintail. and ('use, of I)ungdo-
111)1 were tClw N
Ila 11 1
f r i t 11 1'.•
1' t l
ttll(1
117141
the9ha [lie
r set; Urs. Uurniu wets
'Badly hurt but the extent of her in-
juries is tied known lit the time of
writing. 1
i linin 'u
g m
d nal.
J P^
t
with a lit '
little girl in his nlntN, and nn -
other little git•I and Earle. Mr. Dur11-
in's inn, who wam driving, also juopa•d
out and narrowly (•scapM'd injury.
The Milt. I girls received a few srratch-
es and bruises, une of them belonged
to'1'hon,aas 1lurein and the other was
%VIII. llnrniu's own daughter. We
ill 1p a Mlr.11 to hear of the recovery of
those who are hurt.
KINTAIL,
Treso
I wv, duly ant.
Andrew Ah•Murellie is homefrontCobalt. •
Arnold Cowan is; !lump' for his
vocation.
inn.
Plies J.•onie Griffin has 'gone on 11
visit to l 'I,i9Agt,
Jitek Malloy, of Toronto, is visiting
Tisa Annie. Mcklurchie.
Aliss K. Fitzhenry,Iuf Marquette, is
bating hear
•Ir
K J. 'I', Griffin.
•''
tltln
Miss Lilian M.Leu11 I,1 Ilullll• ft•
Sheppardton (oriole. vacation.
Miss l :uurron, oi' 1),tnli1, i. visit -
ing her friend, :Miss M. Mc14.11ti
11r. and P1 re. /wrens, of Katrin•d,
afwnt u fete days visiting friends herr.
%hiss .Min, of (':uulael►ie, im visiting
her parents, .%Ir..u))1 Mrs. 1). Plcl,,'u 1,
of this flil,'e.
Miss (iotul.ul. of D,t.lit, who was
visiting Pliss Sadie Griffin, has re•
turned 110111e.
114.st ISMS/ DAVY'KLKHHATlox,- 'rhe
celebration on July Yid ander the .UIo-
picrs
41 the (': U F'. wo'1 largely ett-
tend.sl and proved a great sours..
rhe (Of 101011 match 1,41 ween Itiph•y
and Kint11i1 did not prove it Mush•.$
nwiug lit tile bursting of the hall.
The other 140 •M were• tossing ,lie
calx,•, putting the shot. rnnnisic hop,
.1.•11 111111 J p, rdc. Thaw. out i111.•r-
.•st.11 in lh/ gnnleMrnj.Arw1 thensrlves
elat1••hig and in itlhi•r w:y/. 11141 '-.h-
In9nt•leere served on the grounds
MAFEKINI;.
H verset 1.. on Wednesday even-
ing, June **27th, in Ih.' toren of Hanle)'.
Mask., abut forty guests Iu41lembbd in
Knox Ptws,.yte•ritn church at 7 fi rlewk
111. witness the marring, ceremony
between John H. Kilpatrick, formerly
f Mab•king, and Miss Lottie .171111•
lt.•rtram, • of the most popular
voting bodies of Maple ('reek. Sask.
The elmis•le haul been drelrrtled most
beam if.II)' by 1h.• young people of the
01 4411 Ende:wor s, Hirt Th.•
Wedding Illat•rll was played by Miss
Atkins:
ill. The held... who was given
away by .l. W. ('1asw.•11, her broth.•r-
in-law, was attended by Miss Al, S.
Murrisun as Ilride,muid, while t
anon w:(•4 supported by his brother.
1. W. Kilpatrick. Thr bride• was
attired in w•Idt•,lapanesee flgut.d silk,
trio ul.•d with milk uyerlacl• and rib-
bon. After the nuptial knot had been
s.smtely lied by Het. 'r, it. U..Nai,-, of
Davidson, the bridal petty and guests
,roverded to the 1 • of Mr. and
Mrs. 1. \V. ('aMwe•ll lit enjoy it rich
and Ira tttltel l'1» wedding feast. The
exce•Ilingly beautiful and /•nilly pres-
ents to the bride :y1d groom mnni-
restel the highest esteem and gn.sI
wishes. of the people of ilanley. The.
groom's prement to the bride was a
gold watch and chain, and to 1 h
bridesnm►idl a gold broem•h. Mr. and
Alrs. Klipid rick intend to reside near
Hanley. Our 1w>'. wishes attend
them.
LEEBURN.
Tcssen,t Y. July 3rd.
Mrs. Rome. of Muskoka, a former
well-known resident here, is visiting
herr daughter. Mrs. W. 1.. Bogie,
near Shepparafton,
John Ynnng, of loyal, who ban
IwrU n student for the past year at
the Roman Collodi.. 4''111.144. at Mand-
eirh, has been home for his holidays
since the 21 Rt. .,f last. month.
James Sutherland, of the (1. T. It.
shops, 4tra1fnnl, was lip for ihomin-
ion Day. His host. showed I ' the
disabled auto at his fnrin that hitt
been used 1'v' the (iIderich police in
bringing dawn those they had 14t,
rested in connection with the Chari•
Sari near Kintail and also showed him
the famous Point F'nrnl oriel C. 1'. R.
work going on around (i/xle•irh.
There were two big days last week
on tits farms of Perry and C. Stewart.
The Alr•l,nren moving apparatus
moved) 11barn from the Intter's place
to 1 hat, of the former said it was then
lick lip 111 1 Mu-
ter
petition 'rl
1 ih n fpr 4
1 ► mm e•I 1 lit•
te•r t) Mart eemet work. Then it
!tern teas turftetl round and placed( in
w new position at C. Stewart's fano, 1
A large ninnher of neighbors assisted 1
in the work and some haat their teatns'
drawing gravel for the remeltt work.
r'o'an any little h0y,4aaked the new
teacher. "1e11 me the difference be-
tween n lake and an "craft': "1 ran,"
rrolled Edward, whose wisdom had
been learned by exIt•rienee. '•IAken
ere notch pleasanter to swallow when
you fall in." -Youth'. Companion.
KINGSBRIDGE.
trysts: r, July :hal
I)At.TUN-M al MM \\'K.usa i, 1/11
\1Ott mrrdu)•, JtiIle ', 711sr'the marriage
(1Jolul.l'. 1)11tum, ,•Idt•st sort .of Alr.
and MDs. Char. Dalton, to Miss Mary
Ftatives )loss, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. ('has. Muss. loth of this par-
ish, WAS el,lrnulixtd in 111. Joseph's
chwrh xt 9:30 u. Ill. The nuptial 111088
was' celebrated by Rev. Father Mc-
4'urmaek, parish priest, assisted by
Iter, Father Hxulun, of Clinton, and
Rev. Futon IAuteudr.ut. o1 St. Atlgit
114(ime. The bride entered the chu1.11
leaning on her father's :x•111. She
looked lovely gowned ii white figured
silk, trimmed with Irish hire and
rueIliugs lit chiMuu, and worn a tulle
tell ....light up with orlige blossoms,
her loveliness !king rlltlani d by 111.1
girlish simplicity. The bridesmaid
was Miss Lillian \loss, sister It 111e
bride, who wore cleat, silk, trimmed
with :lluv.'t lace and silk ruching..,
with white chiffon hitt t•inxned 0011)1
pink ruses, Miss Annie Muss, yuan
est sister of the bride, was ring -bearer
and was prettily dressed in white
poill d'espri1 over silk. She wort. :a
%%rem hof tat oral orange bless s, and
:It u -,'i..41 it basket of 4)1•1111ge• blossom's,
while bridal roses and white earna-
tiams. 'I lie grout was supported by
Isis brother, J.Im1•1111 Uallun. After
the vere11M)tly the Iridal party, arcual•
ponied by their friends, drove to the
future hone of the blithe and 14tre
where a ree.•ption was tleld. The
house was is•.u(t {folly decorated with
roses, 11111k 1.11111111 7011b, tell*. 1111d ever -
The• guests uutula•ret' about
eighty and it merry time was spent by
all until the s,ul ttcside•nt took place
which is chronicled iu another vol
of this paper, and whish resulted in
serious 1nj)1ry 11Joseph Hussey, coos -
in of the groom. 1111. and Ills. Dalton
have 5li• best wishes of the celmmoutli
ily ter their future happiness and 'al's -
peril Y. \111,11 t.•gl•.•t 5,4 expresses for
the introit torah. occurrence which
marred the otherwise Joyous ()evasion.
Among the guests from outside points
were Mr. and Mrs, \V. T. Aluruey,
AIt1 . au I Mrs. Joseph Griffin, Mr. and
11x..1
.B. Kelly
1 and 1 .Ir.1
x11(1 .Its.
N.
F. Farr, G/Miet•ich ; Mrs. Redmond
tont Mora ilealnlnud, Blyth ; Miss
Brophy and (t4it;ge Brophy, St, Aug-
ustine, 11 and
the Misses 11 •1•' lieu x11(1 Ethel
McLean, talcknowThe presents to
the bride oven• it. and i',wtly, in-
cluding a piano from her father. The
room's gift to the
K K t bridesmaid Wart *
ruby ring.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Tt'Rau.ty, July 3111.
\\'. 11. Hell, of Mtratfnrl, is spend-
ing hist hulduys at his hone on the 3rd
concession.
K-
•
11. Porter, who Was .kicked b aarse *1)41(41 two weeks ago, is 1tbl - to
• out rt14:tin,
4i McSlttth had a tee 1111 Friday
rowing gravel for his new barn, to
•place the • that warn Iorie1.
1Valtrt•'Snrgant, 1.1 Palermo, Hal-
m county, visited at the home
Alts. It. Hell during the past week,
The picnic of S. S. No. 2. held on the
tternlon itf Friday, the 291lt, was
r .Iv
attended. d. ,11•
nfG•r•u.t)
n was
,int in games, boat ing 'and racing.
1 )4N.'u. 119:F rlNu. Council one t
June kith pursuant tit adjoin•numml :
menilM'rm all present. 'I'ht•• ' tem of
hat (11191ing were read and passed.
The following al•eunnts wen. passel:
Step•, pt•inti1114. $5; Signal, printing,
$.i: Iwuu• Snike•Id, cel...•, 111:N. 411. ft.
Andrews. .e1or,$u: E. Elliott, l•e11tr,
$1.141; A. Alnstrd, )'robot•, $121; Dr.
Snaith, vaccinating seven patients and
disinfecting houses of John :and Peter
Meths., $19; road ronnniasioners'
salaries, $125. I'onne.illor (l)% ens in-
structed to conduct it dr*111 on the
publi9 High%ay in a uurthrrly direc-
t' 'PP°' ite. lot 19 on r•omc,asi11fl K,
rhe council
ail j11111.114.11 111 meet 1111 the
first Al lay in August at 1 ''.1..rk.
The fullutving is 111.• st•horll »,91 ion
ussessreient of the v.•rar 118111: No.
$1/11,:R1:e: No, 2. $1:11,171: No. a, $Is1,-
3(7: No. 4, $I111,I99; No. .i, $211,I184:
Nu. 11. $t:8),,111 : No, M, $11a:111; No,.
9, $194,801: 5.' 111, $176.:e$1; No, 11, 1
$1.47, l(N1. ; No, 2 • $1M,7143: Net
II 1•,
1 onion. 111 1 IM
I 1 la 1
.1 Nu
ttt hot $ltd,.
II.A4 NIxo9 4TI'Itt)1', l 'Irak,
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
1b•
w't•:-tT WAW.ANnmll.
1V1•:0NRsI.u', ,lune 211t11.
Ther il met Its Iwo lid j u l.
Me•mltwrs all present. Reeve Ilailie in
the chair. The itilutes of Inst meeting
wets. 4' ,i,I rmed on mot bon of Messrs.
Medd and %lurr•ay. 'I'h.• lll,anriad
Mtlttemie•nl., showing hall(,,,',' ora hand
Of $'2.41.1:1, was filed. \\'n. \Vets,.
asked to have the r0:ul gravelled in
front 14 1144 farm. Thin 15,45 left to the
ruled .•ortunissiui,'I4 to art. The fol
lowing ('hesp ies were i5Mmr1, 1111 11111110n
of Messrs, Thompson and Marra)' :
Jas. Bryatl, art printing lu•rounl,
$2.i: O. \Vin,Imill, rulvf•rt, concession
1. $2,111; 1), Sproule, shovelling gravel,
$2.:114; M.•i)uneld tiros„ culverts., etc.,
$M.511: R. 'McGuire, rulvett,,' •eras'
10, $l,l,: 1. Agnew, hauling tile, $1.511;
Jos. (ii)'nur, opt• g gravel pit, $11111;
R. McQuillan, shovelling gravel, $2.1'01;
S. Phillips, cult.. rt, r'neessiun:111, s:: ;
Gls. Festgq0n, gravel lar(unt, $17.37;
Wm. Andrews, s,t'1•n loads stone, $1.211;
W. S. Met 'nadir, gravel account, $2:,:
('has. Robinson. gracrl atecount $11.:,.1 ;
Wm. ('. mon, repairing fence, $I,'2.-. ;
Jahn Wilson, drain concession 'a,
$N2Cr. I)n tion of Messer.. Murray
and Medd the council luljournel to
meet on Saturday. ,duly 21st, at
2 o'clock. 1V, 4, Mltleowris:, Clerk.
The 1Cinghanl 1) 11(11 team won
the chain! ' hip of The W. F. A. dis-
trict eomprisiu14 1Vin14ha111, Hayfield
toga Brussels, bot was defeated by
Llitowel in the second I•uund.
"So h.• pr,tisel Illy singing, did he F'
"Yes. Ile said it wive heavenly.'
"Did he really say that f" "Well. not
1.xatl)' ; but he probably meant that.
ile said it teas unearthly,"
I)1, not 1.1111 after happiiwss, but.
week to do good. and you will find
that happiness will run rafter you.
The world will seen) a very good place.
land the world to. • a 1s•ttcr place
still.
He "i sow your old neighbor, Mr.
Skinner, this morning, It seem, he's
interested in one of those wildcat
training rnulpnni.", now " She -
"The idea!" 1 never knew you hart
to mine f,1' wild/sum." -Philiulelphin
Press,
SUPPORT
Icon! EMULt10N Nave, as a
1 brldgs to carry Ula weake*u1 sad
starved system gleet mill 11 um pad
fins support M ordinary food.
Sort Ins hes ample
SCOTT & MOWN I, Chandelle.
pa. sod Stasi r
Sti eh $Itsnr(.
Teruudey, June 5, 4906 9
The Palace Clothing Store
Men's
and
Youths'
Summer
Pants
Men's
and
Boys'
Belts
Men's Summer
Hats
Straw Textile For 1''I•Its.
Exceptional('- g.,)'Il talu('s.
Summer
Underwear
in natural wools, balbriggans,
etc. See our Combination
Suits, They are becoming
very popular.
Everything for Men and Boys
Pure
Fabrics
in
Negligee
Shirts
Fancy
Half
Hose,
25 cents
McLEAN BR0
S.
Art -i•ailors, Clothiers, Furnishers, Hatters.
North side Court House Square, Goderich.
Why Not
Make Her
Happy ?
Gasoline Range
A SUN
WiLL DO IT.
.... CALL AT ....
PAULIN'S HARDWARE
THEY WILL TELL YOU HOW.
Store 'Phone 57 House 'P one 77
1
The mother bind. unerring ineti■d
.elwta the ch....et
enur.a)• for Cyr
71)1..5.
The w,.e human mother
teed. 1., banns oa
Parnell's
iso HomN-rNda
Bread
r
wl
It bit ;d•
sous. le
. sharpens M,>D
Sat, • I
1w/14a/ion 1.,, .ig„s reumanhood.
P . T Dh7A .N
'I OUP POPULAR IOROCER, AOEN7
RIF
1
Some One Must Be
In The Lead
r„,
We are; because we give the
best materials, cotnbined with
style, the two essehtials that
particular tlressei's demand
and got.
Frank 11. Martin
The Tailor
Seasonable Lines
in Hardware
BINDER TWINE,
HAY FORKS,
HAY FORK ROPE,
SCYTHES AND SNATHS
MACHINE OIL,
SCYTHE STONES. Etc.
Everything in Hardware at the best price.
Give me a call before purchasing.
LIJ. NICHOLSON
The New flaraware Store, - West Street.
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