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S. .. : 4litit'' The News of the District. s r„,... 11.046 46444644 46 A464646445 44 ,fe, + •,'.. i.- 46 464545+46454454546+45+++ 46 +++40o . .. - 1/T HELENL='---- - ---. MA FEKINU. , ,... : I • 'I ehailialt, June :MIL Mosusavt June talith. W. H. Roltertn ro, of tioilerieh. gave Itichiu.d Finlay returned on Fiiday W fkirs.7,. our village a friendly call un Saturday from Camp tioderich. 00;f4.0, last. Etta and Earl Stotherst vein. $un- McDn oald and chiklien1, dee with mbili,,,,,, hmr. Ot, of Ripley. are visiting friends on the N. ,hool 1,10,,,,,, on Tueminy of mi. Vtimi.te. P. (lark visited iwi 1,,,,thor.. week for the midsummer !tideless. the Meows. McKenzie of Kintail. hod A great neiny from here went M to week. itioderich on Thertitlay for the review ,..,-!.. A. Stuart expecte to ramthe ia. • and *haul •hattle. 11,1: of hir large 114111 011 Thurrday fUlil Friday. ,..,,, AO I . . 1 itig '''''' I rt e Ferth of laindon ir s ite d• :ewe •__ his holidasas at the ho ,___2 Mrs. R. K. Millir. Rev. W. J. Booth. of (bibles. occu- r pied the pulpit in -Calvin chin -ch last Sabbath. Mr. W. McDonald. of Me. erriltde, will preiu:11 here int Sunday , July :eh. _ Wort AAS.16 INSTAIDTA: Sleaertsar. KW, Lten't forget, the W ,•n'e• Institute tweetinis tn-ethe hall tm July '7th. t There will lw attention and evenitsg , I restiona. The speakers are Sled ibtkl Laura Rose, of 0 Ilelph. 1111t1 Mitts Omit E. Elliott, of Hamilton. A good pro- •"•!..tt" grain will Iw given at each reesion. ic.4- Nu charge will lw meat. for .istinairsion rani and gentleetwe as well ins lather lue tam", exeeeted te Attend. ,1 , , N14.•,.........1. WESTFIELD. ........ — - - --TVWD t v, .fiiiiin" iiiIi. L ---StreHertry7ert-Mtchtgitii;"Wiere bin. ing friendai here during the past wee!: or two. - • • Mr. and Mrs. Herman NN'aglitinatt, ..15 of the Catisallen "Soo," Are ,i•••tur 011 an extended vieit. - „ e -,---fet hoot rt01114rTrinny-rirthe 61111111110V yACIII 1011 141111 Miss Chu k ,leaveit for her hOUIV in ht. Helen.) for a few week -s, ' • EL! - We congest utate Miris itIrritee Wight - man on her success ate het musical 'tf examination", She awe.n.(1 thet-elnes honors. The Ilkitinyhtstol, picnic: whisk wait held tin Fridley *foe men' las!. WAN 1111i60 as 1.a0eetsuf. V1.111* 01IA0110116 11111511' flIA1111410d by the MA Mturan orchestra, .4 letrknow, Wax nosh apprecieted. A very lacge 1111146110A uf peopli• from this vicinity w•isit•-.1 4;40.1 ieli , 011 Thttraday hurt for the purpese of see- ing the sham battle. Many of them • c`it;ie 1 very h throated with tee , i''Wk tp w at they ditin t wee. • • It was with very, ... li rt.iriet Oen we leorneti-yeetehirt3-stef- ,, Sem 4 B. Carr, 11 III) 04 for many sears ' t resident here. The flinet•al -t not o the Wesstfleld cemetery. itli teke's ace tomorrow alter(Ne eteneadey i ...t.iirr;tiit twit!' it, Ili. lintel. • 'Hie es he trended' ..u.14 e err.--taktf;Teleige -- mtwieti„ 1 - .,44(1111 e• e left. Thanks m own Ini •ot, I.01•01.1.111e I'SC.-A 14 16It 11 "iwrronal" in tat 1 lynx teoking lap. AVithin twit W.1.4 1.011.014. Mrnal. $1 60 • .450 and. • wodr • rutt • • • ,n4 . 70 r 1001 1+,40+ 2 35 ress i 6o • • 2 35 er. . 60 ress . .350 . 290 - 85 50 Is 85 I 50 I 70 2 30 2 75 2j5 . 2 225 W. 325 — 2 35 2 40 .„ 3 5o . I 30 ,or Great by Sig - for any 1.00 rep% ince : ee "a - Os 10 310 „rtl, 11,414 1;4* p we list, 1 -known or by h, Ont. ▪ 7.4:V;i1 0, itt 44 T le, SAM /411. port stone of 8, 8. No "the montff Wester. The following re - the standing et the ;mei! 4 le East Witwitiesili 11.1. Juno; V. Thos. Mei- ger, • Russell Wields. IV. - Neliken Robison, Mag 'e Farrow, Leslie (lumen, May Tuuney. / Senior 111. L Ily Illibbitt. Junior .\ \VI Charlotte Tunnev t Farrow. Wil. 111. Viole-t. Hue anan. Juaior 44, • wid Tie Hibbitt. Seniet ; Aggie Hoe ett. Junior I. Lon; :1' y, Viola JtatniteY• 51. 1. 1'1. '. Teacher. \ 4..tfasise.., EAST WAWA Fe iftfr 0.5 un e MA - Henry Tiselale, of thr . C. I.. is ter home for his holidays. • 4 =----- `Alex Porterfield ot coneeii. • skin heal a successful harte:rai 'ng un Friday afternoon. The proceeds of the garden par at Whit...church un 'I intraday n' ht aniounted to over Melt. " Miss Georgina Smith, of laickno was the guest of Mies Mary Charune, from Friday till Sunday. A. F'. Johns, principal a the 4,,- '47 in the service at Lketnybrook on Stun- "' day night. Mims Jennie Norman, of Zetlentl, visited Dannybrooktrienda the letter ,•:1 part of last week, attending the Mc- . . nic oe Friday. A tine evening. a 111,1160 0/4,41Vt1 mill .3. good meek made the Sleth.xlist ;pu- gden parte-at Lielgrave Friday - ing suctersein every way. Q. le a • number wen; prevent from the I ek church appointment. ., ma Quite a bet f this locality' '!'t:'' drove to tiosierick Le_ see the "shani part 'Made on Thursday. Judging from Vi the reports they brought hack we ronclude it wax a "sham" they saw all 'r...---' right, all rig t, all right. "w Mr. and Miii. Win. Finlay, of,* A,411- e,o i < field, visited at thil home of the hit- ter's parent 31r. and She. John 'mill, o_Llit._ Augustine on Sunday- ey assisted the Donnytu•ook choir at tho evening gervier. rendering a kt\ duet In a pleasing manner.. THE t%If 1.1.11 EXel'ItistoKs-Antong f '•;,; those wh took in the farmers'it exem- 'fin„to Guelph on Seturilav were Ste nd Mra Win, Rimier, 31r. livid Mrs. . Campbell Mrs. .....101111 Bain ord. Miss Chs Bamford, James itobi ne Harry IThau.swy, D. C. • Orson , Gee. Jeffersen and Welijoili ton Nixon. TAKE 1114 Ix. -- Don't forget 11I.. Auburn el nit garden Huey at Au- burn on the kfLPIflOO,1 of . tily Nth. The splendid Ism of the :Col Regiment been eng ti for the erresion and al side...timer will 110 11•114101'011 by . M\titrin ' es to be the 'arid event of the int brothers of Carlow. Air ettf.seieton Don't mitts it. Admi.i..,. ill ...licTin).,,,ch 1 ren 10c. \ 0511181180! NPtestit , - The ;1 7, antlitid\pt... ie of the Donnybrook 1 Alethodist relay twined end E ,...a41 worth Le ' it was held \on Friday afternoon i , WitIlite'r grove, 1 and was large Gentled. The Me- at Morrell oreheatri ti Lucknow rtip- i':'" Lee plied choice I41'I8I iiring the Intel.- Eel 11000. After tea w Yee the crowd \ see moved across the r to nee the football match between ifteehiareh Irl. and St. Augustine, which stilted 2-0 tf..4 in favor of the limner. W\ echurch r.y.' scored the first goal within a w min- . taco after play c llllllll eneed a 1 the . , J second before half-tinie was c led. - - The fast half was a good exhibit ti, Nr, neither side scoring, although the . . Augustine boys had & little the bette 1•, of the piny. The teams were about evenly rnsitched in weight, hot the ea superior combination of the at Hite - 01. elv hieix tram ehowed tilt result of 74'4' ' kill(Or Practice and cinched the Km" for them. The Mt. Augustine team L ', go tn Whitechnrch on Wednesday pr; evening 'to play the return Frame and 1\4 hope to give a better account of them - ''4 selves. " The _proceeds of the picnic ' amounted 40 IMO. 144 f Mother -to think that my 14tle Ethel should have spoken fro impert- - inently to papa today at dinner. She never•heitrs Inc talk in that way to him. Ethel aotontlyl-WelI, hut you choosed hint, and I didn't. • .- Oft 91 V+ • .1 49:"Mr7174 PORTERS HILL: • W goer:tots N. June 341.b. ..„f Ituasnti. Cant iv 166:1 N1HN. A , tini tttt of the 'tumbril family washeld ling, Porter's Hill. ou Satuiday. -.1 aP Leith. at which tilt. following •iwm of the family__- 4 tater-STIrlher and rem Alex., of Dekota: Mrs. A. NliteDoligallsand 'ton NI_Irtiinn, Sirs. HUrtou. Mites Mitrii ttt 1 stirling. Mr. and 34' s. Nit•ILni- gel' 1. two children. of 4404101(th township; son James, wit.. :11111 1 wil children, Sir. and She. William Currie and ilaughteeltaisy. son Russell, and Mr. anti Samuel 1.: erson and three children, ..I thiderich township Mr. and Mrs. Jetties 'Russell andW iIIhu‚ wet wife and two lif Duluth : and Mr*. R. Russell, and son Wendell, ; Kincardine, etel /on Oitle, wife and eltihl, •of 11,leenock; Mis. • Alfred Robittentr; Plieblif Cul. ; Ale and Mrs. liameeyansI 1:011 John s wife and child. aiid tiallbill60A, Mrs. It. Cantelote De- troit : Mr. Armstrong, of Detroit, and Mrs. t'. Hoene A magnificent iliuml wit.4 provided by the ladies 44' 44, - (entity and W ilh very Much eieloyt•sl. 0, it was 6110 Hisit meal at, which all et the family foul twee priltent for the • ferty-live sue.' Atter Chimer It, ussell was cid eil tin for a spetwii, auti responded by mowing a emeriti! trill - me to the ;Dowry or the ii4.1.4wLo who -WNW' gone nut Who had -left them a eitage, not in Olio at the l'Almit101100 of airs. 'tv St . IJUNUANNUN.. ..s. - NILE, --.41„. I ' ‘VALLL-PAI'Elt. -SEE THE NEW r wall Paper. at the iestetneteettere A Re POUT *final JVtif.S'Nik.'...4.Y.Tjhennio g..tret."'c'alitfuidletid:rtfcti. 1111.1.ru' now in is a report of the Pielils of Nile tygarriteT, 1,1 !etc. school for the month of Ju 1.1. A'N'ONUtil). --WA:lh"oiNlie every day elnapt Thars- trance and gti10111461011 OAS. atu.. New seaway fur extracting 100111414/1111.11. eltilted 4: Junior I V. %Vortliy forthooater tikoi ems ('l -own and bridge work .0 , oii,.., Ni1.N,,,,, 4e2 tee. Alunassis Aisles Mon breakable). N.11, -Von can 4414404y. laws yuar work witch Town. 325.. 8"11i"l' 111. -11.114 better -dune to the titans! °Mee mare time, 'twain, 167 ; -May Aleltei• ttttt id better facilities fur doing the work, *1.5)10 cow - hatable for the uatient. Lizzie \lc Itereisai.1 J _ Alre.--Shinliel: tif Detroit. 'mein a mtrill!E.- Till.: 1,0CAL At: ENCY :IN..A*1;iel.:1;nelelit4tsdliireiti...;:;1412.1tii'111:) couple of days load week as Vie Kura' .01 Itourneeen for The Signal is at ttarletst- Limir of her cousin. Ititatitothei7s. oaten lion and Stationer* Store, where --Redd-Aireiterven and Mctiregor. rertbde:i and Job work. id rewellf14 will be 4411.: elarareerite Olen, 'it Ate rearteret-for seetwerlption„. ed. 487 ; Nlarioil ItY an. 471 t Vera travelling tet.itte of the Wingliam Huy. give,* fur auluuut4 wild fur tit.. stone. 0*5 Mess College, were in this ueighbor• %%mug. :fr.!. 1.^11 11. lionett hood last week eurolling student:, for mail coarser in the W C 11u1S. Elliott made a business tripAo !bury !held, 2441; G. A. Mc Dm WvostiomA V, July lid. Nee. 274 ; Pentland, 2211; Isaite. Cuirre. 1711. Semi. lidgar Sheptwri. Alice She' N'iotte Kerr. Junior I. -Henry thews, Myrel Frank !twain. !retie Yettng, • Laura F. ()HAY. 'ratchet. -4-1"2,14. 4914,. w, 141(1 gmals• I. it • in an eXateeple of 1114114111116es and %satiety' which was ioorti. far better. Ittensey New the sixty•yeareddliaby, g -ii- 1:ory . clever and humorous poetical -reading. Itmey, 1.10y(l -4 Me - 2t12 it. 1. siwr(1, Slat - Mc - Kerr. •-• LOOHALSH.- leB MoNnav, Jun,' WO. 14411. McInnes is completing 16 fine Anent dritingethed for John Dick. set': loronto thisi week.. Mies Frank McLean, of Lecknow, is holidaying under the parental roof. Misses Edith, and Core Roberts »prof. a few days in Ooderich last week. The Mister Iturain retut'ued ft'p, Fred. Rims wIts at St. Helens last their zgapect,jaw _galexiwk•-ww-Tttetithey Week wiperietentling the •Jube exam.end are spending their itolidayr lit ti Mations held 4. that piece. their le lllll • here. • M1 Maggie SleCharier, who ham At the recent l'oronto Conrervatory p .0 e.11, the , '01'11141 H011001 4.10111110 III Mitati.• examination held at Clinton at temd i. aerie hotaelsitst week. Miee '. tinng' /nee secured first -chess - --R4. Fi litytion, Don. Einlityron, honors in junior theory. Hearty COD. Eddie Robb id m Rhoda McKeti• gretulations to Donna! , zit. hnve Ufa- seen- --Rev. r. If.- Liingfoni. who is emi' paig g the Uoderich dietrict in aid of the forward movement for ens, rums, grieo an address 011 Mblai011104. work in China at the meeting of the Epwort.h. League on Monday evening '158 4.. sir allure's Was Illnlitrat.A.1 With ) lktfle. Camr eon, D. Gan. N. Mahemzie, re bell Awl Miss Annie e the Kure Edward ext. troit . AVitj1 Stratlivran. the (.Me eanie Camp- y took in tai to h) *11 ebrated , wi imoliablyt during the vacation \head nil i•xnetlition in tester to (1115015`the iiiientn1441.14 1.14.4044. :-.. ---------,------- W iTil li.tt.L. Let the stir:, Slew Slery Ploughman apen S41414 rounding baseball clubs tow: and slay with friends in this; vicinity. re tmble, as the captain. and lieuten. ‘' lies Elsie Kirklend,.of Teeswiter. ant of tistletelialsh baseball club have s is* I frientbi in this neighborhtiod pirt. rowelled home, chock full of bust week. • pointers and with tire in their. eves. owing to daily- eonsidtations with the W. 1*, !trophy, of Assumption Col- lege. Sandwich, fri rpending his hull, manneer of. Atte Detroit tease of the -daye•iet inellome here. - American League. . . A Fixk It tit N.- A barn -raising took A mitnlier`fiorn [hie section -took in pifter nt Alex. 1,otig's. 12th concession, the excursion' to the Agrirultural a kw days ago. A large number were Form at Guelpithust Saturday. • preient fr lllll tit,. 'surrounding country. Mr. and Mrs. %Vim F'inlay. of Ash. The__ettptaitis were 13 od. Siciwtinan lie". ..pa41--..-suonav\w' itiiti•Dan Mel tonald. with . John Cane t‘ar'nt''' 51" and Mr'. (elm ite eersonanderin-chief. (twine Mn. end Sirs. Oen 4,. 141,' lomat excelleeLlusming 1)4.1L-Ilioightstr. os . -11liew-iBetee. ier therittiber wns quickly put to- visited in this vicinity the goiter and raised. The tenet is a fit' of last week, largt• building. .ilitil ft., with 4:raiment Quite -a wall L... • ,Miss V0 Ft0160'A, 11.4 I 6.1,316r. id homh e fur the 11011,15 )-s, J. /I. bitstmson left Mistrusts,. t tnii-IiirisTAort trip to tHeitn, York. .1" e Mrs. MeElairev, toi•ritectv• Misr WieSiterete, is Hie guest Of Miss 1 Deughert y. School chores todaY• Misr 1110 Lent' esttlitte be her hottfe'at taillor the vacatian. Mrs. Hicks and (Infighter. !tor ---- ST. AUGUSTINE. -kfmt•tit Y. June •-ettli. Fa briegMto r Amiliaa emenshiance the. poet fOititetg, tencierreeptratIne o, disappoint - mem., triumphs and pleasures,,a of • baby's life. 'elle `following day the • L. whole nuttily, wearing apprtetriate 1'. 11* badges attended dine vieervice at ,HI y 14 heart 1111 earnest end is. of thoughtful -sermon, delivered by Rev. I$ -14•1144-41eNcii, 14,,,Iteht. Thug- • intgatinon. mem 11 few .1.1.04 • week with Mrs. Thomas 'tougher Mrs. A. DeKay1 with her &slighter Station, of Melanie, Obioj_ seesiting her parent«. MrM . and- rs. ti. C. Simpren. ..')avid fame, of Kinking"), h Rev. C.51. Huthet (4,1,45 place in Presbyterian church very acrep for the past three Sunday.. Rev., Wm. I 'on way, ILA who succeeds Rey. .4. t'. Reid n, . ile circuit. will preach Mr Met regettio mon to the Sliepperdton rung on Sunday aftertewnt next. ty. 041 (1110 of the hanpiest ef Mullis: as ., 1 o re- , • HUNHAV SCI,./41. PI.4014 . tea.chers and office:5 of t lie Meth( Sunday reboot. lien -tell the scholar piettie itt I. en- Tien ohn Craig. to see the gobbets and witness Smith and shitm battle.i• • "1"hi -14...keystr, bright and eve y. spent a 1 atter part enjoyable tinsel. • - . - —,--coaMaRfarer ' Tresii.tv, June :ilit aNtsgterst. letrrge. Children's Day will le cele1.ra4.ts1 next Sitbbeth, July 'lh, in the Evatigelieid church. The,ptuites., Rev. E. tfai•st, Will give an ilhartrated ter in th•• tusTsitng, commencing et. lit &chick. In e evening there will he the*' lar ildren s Dry program, con ing of -Music, dialogues and-recitati aud exes/dires.-by 4 he--eltiltitene----Doret forget, next Sunday night ,i4. p. en. All re cordially invited. tr will be taken rot. the filled' the tidily • 11101114 lid 001114 'm04,01113? take placo. ith the trust thin,: though' it is ex• remedy improbable (hut all will meet aim together in ebbs world, - 111.4 - all Meet in it better e. ' SAYFIELU. Tl'Ertn.VV, June 3040. Sties Rankin, of Toronto. arrivt•il the . Saturday tiveriing to- visit bee neither ser- antl misters. Tk• •• 11 raitint-leet--me,-4„ th - owing to unavoidable ciretithstimec tlie %Venire's Institute will not hid. jaa.luly meeting. L 31114. Clark and family, of. I e•troit, ante eri vt*.u.stl haett...talusa-usse--4.1 Wett's 4111. I ages. • t• ' Weiestotove, July let. A ya He% PRial.:NrATioN. - After lessons Were over on Tuesday, the schelars of l'. H. FL No. 1, wishing to exprem their gratitude to their teacher. Fres! Wats, fOr his faithful and good work for -them, presented him with is handsome leather ituitcase Alit' an eddies* conveving then. re: gartbi to him. The addrled wart signed lo all the scholars present. Th. - teacher Made a very' suitable' reply, thanking the ectiolat•s for their kind aeknowledginent of what little he Mel done and assuring: them 'that whatever success they may have had, 00011 in the smallest measure, could - not have. been without en earnest applieation on their part. Ile imidell that when he began to leach in Loch- inali Neter,' be -decided to hold the reins, which he had done till now, and if at any time he might have been severe it was done for their good. Ife hoped that, whoever would take up the work after holitleys, they would all be as diligent at. they had been with him. Atter bidding good-hyv all went home to enjoy a well-earned holiday. IsOfthitathhes--- Tee-soots', June alkh. I in. Rod. McDonald has, returned 'from nilitary camp at Goderich. • Mrs. James Gilmore is visiting her daugh r, Mrs. O'Hara, near Chesley. Stirs mice McLean, of leicknow, 'twin a fe •day.. at A McLenn's last week. Matter It Woollie, of London, is spending hi vacation with friends here. Rev. R.11. it I Mrs. liernby, of lel.rnont, are the tests of the letter's brother, T. A.. e A number of dhian and ening people aspen a very pleasant ti)e.4 the lake on_S turday-lest. - - - CREWE. Miestivir, 1 Mrs, Touy Pierce 18 111 at prefient. We trupertnliCdt orher-sp . y restor- ation. Mr. --and- itAni. anti t eir rare Henson, of Sleeking. virited ether here on Sunday. ' \ • Mr. end Mrs. Deer minty, St. Helens, were renewing uaintan here on Sunday. The,nareleir=party-wt-tirenviatburk Thursday was A grand smccess, the proceeds amounting ta $82. - Mrs. Win. Begley, of Hamilton, arrived here at the home of her pitr- ents, Ale. and Mrs. Nlenary, the fore Plug Of bad_ Week. 1.4Ae is still Very tow, but we hope- Eti ift-Wer, re- covery soon. D.kmAtitt By -A terrine wind storm pawed over this ',teflon on Ed- da. afternoon, tearing apple anti °tiler trees out by the ri wits, unroof- ing bat no, levelling fences and other - witty doing considerable damage. The storm extended about two miles in wkItli. Homan Kti.t.no. A serious run- away arcideut .oreurred here on the fare of Thornier Culbert on Thursday, when two men belonging to the Alli agency, of Lueknow, were Petting up and starting a manure spreader. Mr. Allin's horse took fright and ran away, demolishing the buggy. The horse stumbled sad fall and expired a few minutes... LOYAL. - - • Moxuy. June Master Mervin Alexander Oreen, of Port Huron, la spending hie holideysi with Ilia grandparents at Rosedale 'arm. II. Morris, Mr. an(Wirs. Hobson. A at' Semler sail mall Miss MOnl• era AI1 took in the farmers' ex - curs) to Guelph on Sallirds‘ last and re ,rt a pleasant tone. Miss the se k eold during II,' doctor x nhe Is improv expected. "Mire Morton thought you were marked one young m "'teeny, 1 ' "At lewd.. Were* funny little 111411 the first speakr. 14110110 8a44ow!. 4,44, 110011 011 t suffering from a m•vere past week, butunder tee 11111 4(0141 nursing as well AS could be me that she humorist." re- te another. 10 said pm terropted imbe Grave to 1. ertc mat T n aY to see the big military rettiew, before the volunteeer left., . 1.katiett PieNir.--Aeery successft tilienie, under 'the atispices 04 th thmnybrook League and Stinday 'hold, as held in'•%Vellace's. grove t Fri y. The .day was line and b th you g and old from far and near turned o t to have an afternoon's pleasiire, ere was a refreshment tent mrthe gtsuffia:rhv ere ice errant, bananas, candies. lemonade and such like weresold. The Luckmaw orches- tra furnished 11111/11C during the after- noon and evening. In the evening a gene of football was played between the Whitechurch and St. Augustine teener. The score Will 2-1, in favor of Whitechuret. St.• Atigestine team gees back to play at -Whitreborch July 1144, • ........zot , 7?i/Yet-, AUBURN. TVINDAY, June :filth. The strawberry (estival at the Pres. 'an church last week tealized • Iso. by K r e new road to the station is nicely ded now and all that it wants is a -of gravel\ -- Young intends starting to cut staves next week. • He hes A. good number of logs on hand. Mina Jean Ratcliffe, who haft been tisiting her brother ihomas, leaves on Friday for her home at the "Soo." Miss Cora Hell Ferguson arrived home fltis week, intending to upend the holideve under the parental roof. • The induction of the Rev. J. Mann into the pastoral charge of Knox rhurch, Auburn, and Smith's Hill church took place last week. A -fitrge mimberireee prelitrit: - WtsosashAr, Jilly.Ist. Itito (1 MOWN _1'.1fIT4.-..-Tbe Circuit garden party to be beld on t -he Meth- odist parstmage lawn on IVetinetelsy, nth inst., promises to be the event Ot the season. Supper will be- reeved from 6 to 8, after which & splendid prograni mil he given. conslatirignillat vocal am and instruental music. e program -is going to he first-elass. In addition to this the tine band of the Mind Regimn', will be in attendance and will render selectiortm throughout the evening. The eommittee vet•y fortunate in recuring this splendid baud fur the aysaingrand feel -certin that all will appreciate the privilege \if hearing it. Don't fail to be present rind have a part ht the evenins en- iOntent. K1NGSBRIDGE. WA:DNA:SHY. July lat. A Bit •cutnek---The ladies nr 84. Joseph's heich are to le! congratu- lated tipon the stieeess of their first garden party, which wee held on Tuestler evening at the residence of .1. O'Neil, Lake Shore road. Elsrly in the evening the people begat' to gather, until four hundred tn. more were anseenhled on- the lawn and under the trees of Mr. O'Neil'.. orchard.. There wan ainstseinent for all. Moths for the side of candy and fruit++ and other refreshments did it brisk busintew, a fenry-work table Mut Its Wares attractively diplayed. a Hh-pond at whirh every Helier made A catch claimed the lively intertet of ) oung end old, and with these and other attractions the evening named very merrily. A program of vocal and instrumental *new was given during the evening and WAS heartily enjoyed. The hers included a piano solo by Minx Gladys Moss : a duet (violin and piano) by Misses Eliza and Mabel Young chorus by Ne11001 rhildren a piano Nolo by Mist. Anna Mefiregor 11 ntep-dance by Master Walter Dl - ton : a second chorier by the nelson! children, "The Red, White and /flue:" a piano solo by Mims *gentian • a thorns, ••Il written," by the ()lee Cluh wmg, "There's a Land." by Jame* F. Thomson ; step -dance by John Dalton song by Mimes Margeret and Eleanor Mose said a umairal selection by the M0144.111. StrOinnin. The pro- gram was bronght to a clove. be A erne' address from Mr. Morygen Dal - ten, and everybody went home weft plesed with the evenig'i• entertain. I ment. Among theme preatint were' Rev. Fettle's McCornilek, nI Kings- bridge : McRae, of Goderfoh, and Noonan. of Dublin. 11,41 „,...._31rs.biStry„.„imm and tensile. of Wailers...4 haute belonging ti re McDougall, and taken net Sir... Hindi., of Us iectol), under evening, but we are p 11. W110 is doing nicely. Mrn. A. M, Campbell . and her daughter, Mrs. Sa Uston. of oronto, The hot weather which has \ii, te.eojete.fitilittegn...it;st,itti.,.ifip‘mt,tit .J.a.thithe lia..Wonp- aon line, for the pas week. . eg". veiled for some Weeks still continua t; •and the cottages Sind boarding houses . anewith-citypeopleetehrti-te 7,30 get to beliny. ',covey ;Hayfield. A No 'mettle' attraction for the enter- tainment 01 541414.01* is offered tot Use Irt of July, lint it is expected that, as usual, the lake A1141 the twenties of Hayfield will attract a large erowd of picnickers, used. to hoer 1' ;II id res.* miner Wearing Nevt' (iloves, ' ' '','13:11 .. . New Ties,'---- --x..--.... New tiandicerch fs, nayeltow (1,Allit;e4N4 llti4l0;4';;,i,„,.,0 IN iatt!1",if 0,t., rtk vow, , Arew V.ests. tr:,czt,:,ii 6 . ill filet we have everything that is new 't1 i in men's wearables. You Ivill enjoy the wayin-Weather ninth better by irdnning gear ; ° that is new and froli, stieli as can be found 'i. in choice variety at • I •-.. .. -,..761:•..,fti -,..iain4..!,.i' . k , tI.t41 The Palace Clothing Store We have -everything- for Men and Boys • and all at moderate prices. _ • cLEAN BROS. Art Tailors, Clothiers and Men's Outfitters, THE PALACE CLOTHING STORE Superior 11 ness I N .1 um other mouths silver millecti nitssioay cat 012114:"40 LEE RN. Most). v, June 1.11.1.1. jTbe MilitetrY camp -1111 gave us folks in the con try 11 lot of amusement during its sta The road wan thmnged front the ime the soldiers arrived until the cam broke esperielly *4..' 1o, bed deer nes farmers are little slack just no n were able to take in .1ilost, of Gid g o. ing,.. , • - Mr. Kuntz has been in our neigh- borhood .with his *Untie appivatais anti Ineteput down two_ w 7!1T1n 110 feet, find one fur A. Clutton, 1-8 feet. He is now at Hilary Ho, -ton's, near Sbeppartitim, putting a well down for Ilium Last Sabbath watt Childreti'm Day in the Prestivtes ian church, and as Intr minister, Hee. Jenne liemilton. is out West just 11.4W the tearbers iinil schels /1.111 carried out the i•ervice intimated by the Asembly. All wet/. pleased with the day'. progritue Slim Church froin near lonelier. is viriting at Jolin Linklater's.- Hillier, whir left bele hr et• twenty -tier )'oars ago, wits route of 4,41. old neighbors hrr, who wete glad 10 Nee him. Ile was /41041111- panied hy Mts.. 144Mer, and- noth looked well and hearty. eteileige' • SALTFORO. , . lettenalf. June A Vast4-.111N14; INitteruv. -J. T. tioldtliore'r portable ..0wii,ihI 1141 been steadily i4 wiirk for the past two weeks in the village, .. pripcipally ti certain wiek. and will be running for a week tir two longer. The supply of logs is 1111 Imre and is decreasing every year, which indicates (11.4 4415' PAW1/1111 tnisinevraT which -Way 111114. a large industry hem, will sem be thing id the past. - THAT Duerr Itosif-Tlie Collatrne township fathers have pint completed the big job of gravelling on the. road rA0111 the britige to !hilltop's hill. Owing the tittle that the soldiers were in Comp the clouds of diist caused by the Iminense traffic un the newly gritted 'road were very inconvetnent and it was the general imptemion that ft job of much Magnitude *Medd have been put off until tne elose of the camp. A FINE IMVUOVEMENT.--The town, fathers have completed' Ow work istat•ted hod fall on the Maitland trill and a neat wire fence extends 1111W fr lllll the G. T. It. bridge tn the' big steel strectiire 141111045 the Maitland Rivr. A cinder path has 'sem pieced ell the way lip for the 4,0nveniece of foot paasengers and the northern ap- proach to the town ham been decidedly improved. To ritrangers coming in tor the first' time: Hrsit impressios, of a place go a long way, and itit row Of mph. trees were planted Outeide the fence, in the course of time • nice shady rolol would be the result which might become a favorite walk for ped Motu.: 1st Mt. iv ENO evr.--%Ve tuttice that +evert! of -our vitIngers are inlay reinetielling anti improving their dwellings. Mrs. 1'. Cosmpbell is hav ing her bowie and store repainted. Mrs. Ilersoni. has hail her Inman moved back front the street end A teller built underneath it. :Pittner %Vein, of (01derich township, has en. - 41081)' altered'the appearance of -Itis• cottage, beside the Presbyterian •h, rerturring the roof ;Laid John . • PI/1 :It ha* enlergett her home by the eddit n 44 several, 11 10111s. The ladies i the Methodist church have been bus -papering the parrottoge and othervehteteeparing the hints.. for the' reeentiiiii ot iltir 110W VAS604'. WES1' HURON - • -FARM S' INSTITUTE. Annul 'Meeting Las Week ii. j. Morris the New iesident. The annual meeting id\ the 'West Huron Farmers' Inotitine 410, held 1111 Menday, June 22m1, at Nile. \ ied Ow - portitiem of It. M. Yeung, 14( (741'111W, ;,V4gtinsA occup with ehilit)- and acceptanee for five viers, retired, and 11. .1.. Morris, hf Loyal, wits eieeted to the I he financial statement for the past year was as follows 4 ak. 'suers.. - 18 Ilalsticeirxwi tont inns year:.Rig ,12 Meffebrrs ,,.es 1.115 ----5----- vr;•,.1 ..ur I•egt.1*tive crInt . eu,rxt. 04.15141) ItetvInts frotta excurslot.s, „ a; . 151.10.1.1101414. • • r, Frinthatand adxstai-ing tarp rtstaner on hand • :e. Sit •. 02:in . I lirectors wont nti follnws Arhtleht Thos. John !sing, Donald McLean. %V,. -t. 1Vawalio54i J, A. hlellough, NViii. Itailie, D. ft. Murray. h: 1st 1Vawsniosli .1. NV. Parks, M. Gillespie, Geo, 4tiii dy. 1V. P. Oriermon, R. Cur- rie .1. A. Mot -tett. Myth John 11'ilforil, Joe Stothera Willett Jas. Aneli. If. • II. Hill. .11.11.1 Fingland. reinton Dr. Shaw, Jen llllll • An- drews. tiodrrIch township Oyu. 1e I,tit.I,, miuseiii, %Vi,. Stitriely. tiodesich Limn li. n .1. E. Tom. - 11. .1. Morris, le M. rulng, C. A. Robertson, John 1111110 -Ow and Cha. tiirviii so..,,, 10 elected an auditors. At the tngeting of directory; follow- ing the general meeting 11. .1. Morris, Loyal, was (locust president : .1. A. Mallou Dungan VI,' mesident, and tVni, Moine, Initiganorm, secr- tary. . .101 114 ir %4' • ." The effect of malaria lasts a long time. You catch cold easily or become run- down because of the after effects of malaria. Strengthen yourself with Scott'.r Entutc ion. It builds new blood and tones up your nervous system. ALI. DRUGGISTS; tiOn. AEM $1.90. 00000000004000.00.440000 1.4 , '111-11 It g y. we_sv-1.1 i the year. I its' a 1111,' of I la,. A and N • e k,e1 to ch o 14 0 -IT III. II "-arty Inspe Lion i ti- t 'tea. NI NI KR tiOODS 13 et. s t e uati 1.• y- sheets Rubber Rugs E. Knox AUBURN es - A' • 1 1 # jTTJ 1 . \ 1i,..'1 • ONE SHOE SELLS ANOTHER 4 . .; Jilt 1141. 11141se W11.4 4 1114•14 enkly the e tort, of foot wear, always come back when they need itiO7 shoes. " ..„ \\THEY \DO'T BUY S( -OFTEN ' a they iirest to, rot , our shoes last tu di loogerhan_ the ordinate, -Thist---' men 41 a saving as welt as the pleas- ure .i wearing idilieti so coinfortAhle you ne er know „you have them on. Come rim gt.t a pinr ite a trial. Then xi you'll kno what.hoe comfort really '''' is. $ THE McPHERSON S PIPS It shows its own we stated gm for.- • the -beat %%due for have just received _ r„ • """'""" style: its char It is the Shoe in 0 1584,14 who wan their motley. We iarge shipment of - \-01 44441t.0 McPherson Shoes in 4 BUX CALFV ELOURS. CALF 1ft and eats • PATENT COLT .".....".. pi .* Prices, *3 so to js.00 „ASHOES. WE GUARANTE.k ALL McPHER- SON PATENT LEATHER 74ifitE; G. M. ELLIOTT •4) Iiihteeirle,;;e WEST ST. HA Dealings • MCMCIL801/1 7 NA E Pmalrofltsi Window Screens-m„i 2 • ,ota' ils* 32! xit irm• D WA RE '-;,..",:.: A •,• Lawn flowers kit at ilft7.1e. moon ;a, It Smokeless and Odorless .mly two of tlee m ttly points tif *11140111(0 superiorit y l'he NeW P01 11.tilifi Bine 1..latne Oil lattice, 2 nr 3 Ininit.r, With 111. Wit1111111 eh 011. (*411 and ask for /1. iiiiitrati41111 41 1110ir merits 144,1441. • Paris Green higher te4 than timeilimen; Ili PstSt PiTSpa s, hovels.TurniplosHay ork fRoprnd Pulleys Gasoline. Oils Paints, Vessel Supplies. and Fishing Tackle. 4t ii ALL AT LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT Wi Ili HIGHEST QUALITY, se NO Schma ' just Plain Hanest Dealing kittes NICHOLSON & NAFTEL VINOL TIiecoil ',vet. hi • '1.14 II 1. 1.11 (1f 11••• nid•fashiond cod. vi,v Oil prparadonn. best Tunic for this time of the year. t We reurn your flume. ir nut %aliened. 14/K ft Mood. Piirilter, Plenty Creator and Istrengcs 'Produce,: the Spiel by 41' „ Full Measure ilina;reeable taste. • Y4/ BEDFORD BLOCK 1"+' GODERICH 44,1 ONTART0 111msimil=======zioamossamelionso ' 1