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DUNLOP.
MONDAY, July 60.
How Tete PUPIL/ STAND. -Report
of S. 8. No. 9 tor June ; names iu
order of merit: Sr. IV.-Cleuuutine
Wllliauto. Sr. 111. -Lorne McGret-
ten, Joe ()limier, Marr Shaw, Willie
Herbert Newton, Annie Seeker1. Tommie ,
stawart, Alberta Horton, Anua Stew-
art, Yearl Fulford. 14r. II. --Jim Chir -
holm. Jr. 11. -Hamilton Clutton,
Ethel Jewell, Stella Jewell. Part 11.
_Harold Fulford. Part I. -Frank i
Shields, Grace McLeod, Bessie Fai-
rish, Josephine Chisholm, Anthony
Harker, Chester Fulford, Mildred Hor-
ton. Gracie Parrish. L. E. YouNu,
Teacher.
you look upon this memento, let it be
a pleasant token of the deepest love
and reverence of our young hearts.
Signed on behalf of the pupils. -
TKNA PKAKI. COWAN,
Mittman Lost,
EI -LA MAritomALo,
Fz.t,KYNt'x MA -KA T.
In reply Mir Maclexxi thanked the
pupils for their gifte and words of
appreciation end said that she would
Dever forget the happy days spent in
S. 8. No. 15, Ashfield
LEEBURN.
MONDAY, July bth.
J(rrnxoe. Thursday, the 1st of
se
July, the forty-coa birthday an-
niversary of the Dominion of Canada,
wse • glorious day in every respect.
A great many of those we knew forty-
two years ago are now gone forever ;
in fart, few are now remaining that
were here then. What will happen
in the next forty-two years? . .. The
splendid rain we had on Fridayafter-
noon and evening has laid te duet
and hes greatly improved the appear-
ance of the drops The roadbed
of the electric ra (way as far as it has
been flnbhed looks splendid. The
work on the bridges is still going on
and is being done in good style.
LANES.
MONDAY. July 6th.
HnxviTtUe. - Walter Hackett. of
Detroit, paid a flying visit to the
bumestead and his numerous friends
on July let, returning again on Fri-
day ... Mrs..1. C. Baldwin returned
from Detroit week before last
Mr, and Mrs. W. P. Reed spent a few
days among relatives at Teamster
last week ... . Hackett's congrega-
tloo. League and Sunday school piir-
eir • picnic at Kintail on
Thursday next... - . Joseph Mumeltzer,
who has been in the West during the
pas: three months, returned home the
week before last looking bale and
hearty. Ths Western climate seems
to agree with him. He intends to re-
turn In the near future to attend to
some purchased laud which he has
taken up this past spring.... Miss
Denali Sherwood, of Dungannon.
spent Sunday under the parental
roof bare . Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
Sanderson sod family spent July 1st
at Uung•nnoa.
KINTAIL.
MoNUAT, July Gtr,
Numate.--White and old rose
were the colors carried out in • very
pretty wedding which took place on
Wednesday, June Stith, at lo 4 m., in
St. Joseph's church. Kingsbridge, when
Mss Mary Catherine Griffin and D.
A. McIntyre were united in the holy
hoods otnatrimony. Het. Father
MacCormick officiated. The bride
looked graceful and prettyin aex-
quisite gown of chiffon biou )1 over taf-
feta. and a wreath of orange blossoms
caught the long tulle veil which hung
to the hem of her guwo. She carried
• beimuet of white bridal roes tial
with streamers of wilts satin ribbon.
Ape was attended hy her sister, Miss
Sadie, wearing a very pretty gown t,1
oid rues silk poplia and cream Leghorn
hat, and the groomsman was J. J.
O'Reilly. The grooms favor to the
breleemaid was a pearl ring and to
the grootasoan an opal tiepin. The
wedding Party drove to the home of
the brides parents. where • •umptu-
eus wedding dinner awaited them.
The bride received many beautiful
presents, among the number three
substantial cheques from relatives.
After spending s very pleasant day
Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre left for their
Mute home amid the hearty wishes
of many friends.
WInNgNDAIr. July ith.
BENMILLER.
MONDAY, July 5th.
U. 0. F. SeevI(x. -Court Iieuulil
ler, C. 0. F., intends holding its an•
nual church petiole on July beth, at 7
o'clock, to the Methodist church,
Kiev. Mr. Baugh will address the
members. Brethren of neighboring
courts are invited to attend.
HENMILLKK Hal SYN. -The Huron
01d Iloyi excursion which came up un
Saturday brought several Toronto
visitors to our village, among whom
were Mr. and Mn. W. Hunt, Miss
Hilda Marshaw and Mir biellie
Strailghan. They return sgaln this
afternoon . ,Odin O. CIuff had One
home to Dungannon for the holidays.
F Baugh is spending the school
vacation at his home here Mr.
and Mrs. A. Meade' and baby are at
{,resent in the vilirge Bethel
Sunday school schnleire intend held-
ing • picnic at l-orrester's flea on the
7th concession. The Sunday school,
of Zion and Henmiller have been in-
vited to join them.
CREWE.
MONDAY, July 5th.
Nxwe NuTKe.-Herold and Cecil
litate.`at Lurknow. spent the greater
part of but week visiting their uncle
and sunt. Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Maize.
Win. Finlay and hie itaughter,
Mims Ada. of Holmeeville, were renew-
ing acquaintances here for the last
few days.. . The football teams of
Dungannon and the 4th concession
bad a game of football Wet Saturday,
the latter team being easy victors.
We expect to hear the 4th boys giv-
ing • challenge to champion players
atter this Thos. Shackleton and
his two daughters. the Misws Minnie
and May. spent a part of last week vis-
iting relatives at Tee.water, Mies May
remaining with her uncle end aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MalluuMb, to spend
• portion 01 her holiday, . Victor
Curran i. Bowe from Murk's Fails,
where he has been teaching school.-.
Mrs. Thomas Congram is guns to
Dundee to wait un her father .. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Culbert, who
were married last Wedoeeday. moved
to Crewe on Friday. We welcome
the young couple to our midst. • -
I)0111N10 s DAT. - The Foresters
failed to arrange for the annual pic-
nic at Lakeview path on Dominion
(lay. Nevertheless • good crowd
gathered and • very pleasant time
was spent. Neil McDonald, our pop-
ular merchant, had a tent and die -
Orme(' good things to eat &nil' drink
and Fred (toss and John 0. McDon-
ald looked atter the racing and other
eonte$ts, and the children and some of
the grown-ups went home:happy with
their prize money tied up in the
t'nrnerof their handkerchiefs.
IlnevITlgw.--School rinsed on Wed -
model last for the term. Mies Mar-
garet ('lark, the teacher, has been the
guest of Miss LiiyMcKay eines
A. Young and
Mies Hernetta Young
spent • few days Inst week in London.
.The hutcher wean another
smile The cement masons, under
the 'managership of John Cameron,
have commenced work this morning
at Mike Dineen's hens Kir Kva
Drennan, of Toronto, is home an •
ten days vacatlou Misses Kate
and Vera Bowler, of Ooderlch, are
home this week Mise Rose
O'Re411y, teacher near Walkerton, is
hose on her vacation, •coomp•nied
by her niece and nephew. Winnifred
and Cecil O'Reilly.. Master Albert
and Drina Thein, of Toronto. are
@pending their vacation with their
leas eousln, Isabel McDonald.
LOCHALSH.
Mos DAY, July 5th.
A 81.s DV WANINOSCMMIOC -
uue SOK � n already, that the sum-
mer will soon begin to wane is
that the tuerry song of the male bobo-
link in the clover fields has about
-eased. And he will soon depart with
his mate and youngbroodbrfor the wild -rice marshes to feed there in the
(all and afterwards to spend the
winter in the West Indies and Mouth
America. The male will sown ala, ex-
rhange his well.kouwn beautiful black
and white dream for one like that of
the female and yours -ones, of so
totally different a color (a uniform
yellowish -brown) that it would not he
recognized am the same bird with
which we are familiar.
HEMLOCK CITY.
MONDAY, July 6th.
PRIUMINTATInN. - On Wednesda'y
afternoon last a number of the pupi •
of e. 8. No. 16 and friends assembled
at the school to bid farewell to the
faithful and much esteemed teacher,
Miss MacLeod. who is leaving to teach
in the Kintail school, which Is more
ennveeient to her home. As a fare-
well token of their appreciation of
her, the pupils preeente'd Mien Mac-
Leod with a beautiful toilet eaee. a
elver mutter dish and a salad howl.
The following mddrese was triad by
Ten& Pearl Cowan and the presenta-
tion was made h Mildred Long. Ella
MacDonald and by
MacKay :
7e lis r. Mi -lead
Diu RTg&t , .,-Thepleiantdui
has been assigned its by oar school-
mates of presenting you with this
token of our lasting esteem, friend-
abip and love. We could not consent
to part with you without leaving in
deur hands some memorial, however
trifling. of deep and abiding gratitude
for your unceasing efforts to benefit
lie What we offer is a poor symbol
et our feelings, but we hope you will
receive It kinly as • simple Indica-
tion of the attaehnsent'aels one of ills
eberiehee for you. Please aeerpt with
ser (resent our earnest lewd wishes.
May
your always he as hem es you
eed.avneed to make your retitle
their y they always Ise as faithful in
1 as
you have been la your
them. Mims I$ future ?days
OODERICH TOWNSHIP.
1'ueseav, July nth.
MTKAWuaNNY k'ICeTIt'A1.. T 11 e
ladies of Union cllu ch, Goderich
township, were not favored with tine
weather for their auuuel straw;
berry festival last Friday: A threet-
eniug afternoon. n d doubt,' less
ened the attendance and showers at
supper time drove all to shelter, but
there were compenratioit.. Rein ma.
welcome to the thirsty ground and a
church war near, where a most popu-
lar instrumental and vocal program,
given by the well and favorably known
Hlacketone orchestra. was greatly en-
joyed by the audience. There was a
suletantial fluancial balance, also.
%VKI oiNu.-A pleasant event Look
piece at the hone of John Dempsey,
of Chi. township, ou June :Stith , at
11 o'clock a. rn., it being the occasion
of the Inarriage of his youngest
daughter, Rom Etta, to Henry E. Mil-
lar, • prosperous young farmer of the
Nth concession. Th.. bride, who was
attended by her sister, Miss Lizzie,
looked charming in a gown of white
silk mull and carried a bouquet of
white roses. The bridesmaid also
wore white silk with a bouquet of
pink roses. Vicar Millar supportaII
the groom. Rev. T. J. Snowden,
pastor of Holwesville Methodist
church, performed the ceremony in
the presence of only the immediate
relatives of - the contracting _parties.
The brad.i travelling suit was o?
Copenhagen blue cloth with white
silk bodice and blue chiffon hat to
match. Atter the wedding dinner
the bridal party and friends drove to
the station, where Mr. and Mrs. Mil-
lar took the 4 o'clock train for Lon-
don, Port Huron and Marlette, Mich.
On their return the young couple will
take up bousekevping un.therol)m'b
farm on the Nth conces. . Mr. and
Mrs. Millar have the best wishes of
their tunny friends for a happy and
prospertme jourpgT_thro411al Mr,
ASHFIELD.
WKDNSODAY, July 30th.
Semen, Sxtrt)N No, 10. -The 101.
lowing is the report of S. N. No. ln.
Ashfield, for the month of lime:
names in order of puerit : Sr. IV. -
Laura lobnaton, Lovina Sherwood.
Jr. 1 V. -Rachel Alton, John Scott,
Mamie O'Loughlin, Charles Smeltzer,
*Allan Nelson. Mr. 111, -Wilfrid
Drennan. Charles Sherwood. lot.
111.-Hernette O'Loughlin, Thomas
Little, Hallie Caird, Jr. 111. -•Fred-
die Johnston. Ztr. 'IL -Lizzie Dren-
nan, Jams Little. Wilfrid O'Lough-
lin, Filmer Parrish, Joe Howler. Jr.
iL-Jean Scott. Lorne Parrish, •Bert
Johnston, Edward Smith. Pt. 11.
Marjory Johnston. Sr. Pt. I. --Sid-
ney Ferguson, Mary Durfore, Verna
EnVeltate, Hessle Resit: - Leott[Ri -f)'-.
Loughlin. Jr. Pt. 1. Amanda Neott,
Paul Sweltzer, Cecil Mullin. The
best spellers for the month were : IV.
-John Scott. .111. -Wilfrid Drete
nan. 11.-dhner Parrish. Enrolled
attendance. 31; average attendance
C.i. W. H. NTtrrnxtte. Teacher.
• Were absent from part of exam-
ination.
late HAL/4H l.ie'Atlt. Donald Mc-
Lennan, of Sault Ste. Marie, ei•rived
last Friday to visit friends for a few
days. He intends returning to the
Sow next Thursday Miss Sadie
Finlaywin returned G. Detroit last
week Jim Mae. has nearly fin -
tithed his contract of cutting wood at
A. McKay's Miss Mora McLeod,
who has rent in her resignation as
teacher of the Hemlock City escbw),
will take charge of the gravel school,
near Kintail, miter the holidays. Her
departure ie viewed with regret by
the Hemlock (city a' hnul eeetion
Mus della McLennan spent a few
days with Mrs. Urn M. McDonald,
Huron, last week ... . A number
from this section spent Dominion Day
in Kincardine Who will win the
race -Bob or Neil l• Miss Rebecca.
Finlayson is nursing at John R. Mc -
(Mould's, Ott coneedston of Huron.
DOMINION DAT Pu`tttc -1t will he
much regretted by many if that time-
honored institution. the annual Do-
minion Day picnic at. Minted. should'
fall through for lack of a little enter-
prise. (wet Thursday, very few; it is
said, attended, and this was owing to
A report spread around that the shoal
pleasant gathering would not take
place. As far back as some of the
middle-aged can remember, many
from the surrounding country as well
its from the heightening towns yearly
assembled at that picturesque spot
near the relies of the old Kintail do -,k
to spend a delightful afternoon by the
shores of our great inland sea. To
many, who are normal and who are
not ascetically or monastically in-
clined. it is a pleasant change from
the daily routine of trail to have
the opportunity of meeting with
friends dnwo hy the shores of
lake Huron. And then the younger
ones 1 It is positively cruel to deprive
them of the extreme pleasure of dis-
porting themselves in the waters. or
walking on the sends, or other joys
which the elders can easily imagine
by recalling their own younger dept.
Give the young folks a chance, as well
ad the older ones, to look forward
with pleasure to an occasion of thin
kind, as many are unable to attend
the celebrations in the district towns
on Dominion Day, and this can he
done by inserting beforehand a short
notice in the local papers or otherwise,
that such a gathering will take place.
LOTHIAN.
'rvganAT, July 6th.
Mir Dollene MacKenzie, of Detroit,
is home for a month.
Miss Woods i■ emending her vaca-
tion at her home Dear St. Helens.
Mien Kate McKenzie, of London, is
apsnding her holidays with her dater,
Mn. MacKenzie.
Miss Nellie Ailmore hes returned to
Chatham to resume her duties at 8t.
Joeepb's hospital.
HTM0Y>,AL.-A quiet wedding took
place at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Johnston on Wednesday. June
anth, when their daughter. Effie, was
united In marriage to Andrew Mil -
beet, of Crewe. The osesmeoy was
performed by Rev. Mr. Moyer in the
pres�eco of Immediate relatives only.
Thr wedding march was played hy
Mien Bessie Rarehy. The young
couple have taken up their residenee
at Crewe,
the ceremony the bridal pu•ty amt
iutinediate friends drove to the reed -
deuce of the bridled fathers and par-
took of a'dainty dinner - - -
EAST WAWANOSH.
♦. :goalies'. July 5th.
i)OMINIoN DAY PICNI ',-The arifUat
picnic of the menlbeee and adherruls
of Calvin Presbyterian church. WWII
held on the banks of the Maitland,
loth concession, on Dominion Day.
They extended an invitation to the
Methodiete of the Brick church to join
theta, which was heartily Accepted.
The afternoon was pleasantly epeut
playing games. After tea football
and baseball were indulged in. A
pleasant tune was enjoyed by all.
TKAcIIKKN APellet-IATKD, - Mies
Ethel Ferguson, who has taught in
the Donnybrook school for the last
three yearn and a half, left for her
home in Wioghauu Thursday after-
noon. During her stay here Mier
Ferguson took an active part In Sun-
day school and Epworth League work
and she will be greatly missed. She
purpose going West in the near
future Before Keying "good-bye"
on Wednesday afternoon. the pupils
of R. S. No. li pres-ented their teacher,
Miss Sylvia Seel, with a beautiful sil-
ver serving -dish as a slight token of
their esteem.
\VA%Vagin l HoY PlsoMt)TNo.-The
fetNtwtng (rumThp-tfrandou Sun of
June G,ith will be read with interest
by Mr. Porterftrld's old friatndr in this
district, he being it (owner resident of
Fart \Vawanoeh : --'•(; ' irge Porter-
field, of this city. has b •e'. vnpointed
deputy postmaster here. For the lard
two years. Mr. Porterfield has been
superintendent -of the po.tomce in
this city and his official appointment
as deputy Wy the tist'ernmenr is un-
doubtedly the result of his excellent
work au surferintentlent. Mr. Porter-
field. who is one of Brandon's laert-1
known cit1ieba, is popular Alit -WIT
qualified' to fill hie new position. A
more popular or ',inter appointlnedt
could not have been made."
MIMIC AND TukieK. --Mea. Beattie,
of Detroit, it visiting at Geo. Tisdale's
Mrs, Douty, ofToe fmto, is visit-
ing at Geo. Wattage -1i Adam
R.dwrtson is having a well drilled by
Mr. Davidson, of Wingban lieu.
Jefferson. of Donnybrook, •wan the
twes-mile race at the Catholic is
on llominion !Joy - Sam Morton
Intends having his new barn .emitted
tomorrow afterno:m .... .Mr. a n d
Mt.. Jae. Kelly and their two chit-.
dren, of Toronto, vieitwl at the Immo
of Mrs. Kelly's parents, Mr, and Mrs.
David Cook, tied with other friends
the beginning of last week. s.. .Robs.
Harrison has been suturing from a
aesere attack of iloi•_y._bile in now re-
eheering Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Wellesley and family are visiting
(Heeds in this neighborhood at pres-
ent 1). C. GrarsieL left on Friday
to spend his vacation at hie hone in
Ro',inion is spend-
ingtonneou thhe
ing his holidays at his
h Mies Edna Ste-.t'en. of epode.
rich. visited for a fee last week
at Char. Campbell's, Marno)•h A.
E- Cook, of (oderich, paid a Hying
visit to his home on Thursday before
leaving for Minefield camp Miss
Ella Foran, of BulYtlo, is home for a
shout visiL
MAFEKING.
MIIND.tY, July 5th.
Si Hoot. Rr:Powe FUK• Ji',E,-The
following is -4h.' report- for 5.- M. No.
N, Ashfield, f•ie the month of June ;
named ut order 01 111(0 it : Sr. 1 V.
Iritt Illake,.Mi.•y,.MA11nders., Ernest
Hall. Jr. 1 \ . -Jessie eitot here, Eolith
Johnston, Effie Johnston, Eldin
Twarteley, To y Glen. Junior 111.
--ida Glazier, Lillian Alton. Sr. 11. -o -
Peter Glazier, Beta Twatalee, -Beryl
Johnston, Marie Baker. Jr. 11, -
Johnny ?;len. Jr. Pt. 11. - Irene
Moran. i4r. Pt, L -George Glen,
Cecil Johnston. Jr. Pt. I.-Frddy
Finley, Harvey Anderson, Tommy
Glazier, tiring.' Townley. .A teams -
Laurette. Hackett, Matilda lieckett.
Aggregate attendance, P.1, Average
attendance, .1. MARY 11. ('t r.ilriu'r,
Teacher.
AUBURN.
A CHURN HOUSE, ROST. A. 11013-
ra F:KTUN, Proprietor, Hood &commala
non at reaooeable rate.. Wait. maw i -rru I. .
gaY
IX Lt1N.a 4TlnN.
Wguaxeu,T, July 7th.
Samuel Doerr is busy this week
making cement blocks for the new
English church sheds.
Mrs. Shelter, who has been tit in
British (Jolunlhia for the past two
years, arrived here last week.
The strawlterry season is drawing
to • clow', owing to the dry weather.
The crop was a great deal lighter than
expected.
Grnrge Y gblut tart started the
cement work on the new elevator at
the station. He intends having it
Hniehed in time for the new crop,
('hassles Howson has purchased
Dodd'..( sawmill. on the let concession
of West \Vawanosh, and intrude
moving it to the station and putting
it in running order there.
The public mchoolm closed last wee
and the itmeietAnt teacher, W.s
Sclater, will not return after the holi-
days. She hes filled the popition
very acceptably during the past flve
ytars. .
MT.• UA GUSTINE.
Toittu.sy, July 6th.
11ATM° -Must of the farmers have
commenced haying. 'It is not a very
heavy crop tit," year, an it will not
take long to handle it.
Hun, ASD Tugrte.-Miss Atkins�oon,
nt Meaforth, visited et. (illtoten irie es'
last week . Ml m. Scanlont1„'and
lei
daughter are visiting at John Wab's,
.Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Tayior;
of Brussels, visited at William Mc-
Allister's last weeks......Atchie Kirk*
Land. of Teeswater, spent Sunda with
friends in this vicinity...... W. P.
Brophy, who is attening school in
Montreal, is spending his holidays at
his home here.., ....Mien Hose Mc-
Carthy is spending her holidays at her
home in Merritton....Quite a number
of young folks frotn this vicinity at-
tended • party at A. Glasgow's this
week.
Doxtitor DAY PIcetc.-The pirnic
which was held In Wallace's grove on
July 1st, under the auspices of the
Roman Catholic church, w.a well at-
tended. The day was fine avid all
seemed to enjo themselves. One of
d
the features of the day wee a two-
mile race. There were lour entries.
Jefferson, of Donnybrook, won first ;
Callahan, of Whitechurch, second. and
Lambertus, of Goderich, third. There
were three entries in the potato reee
and Bernard Brophy won the prize.
Miss Kelly, of Morris, won the prize
in the ladies' race. in the drawing
competition Mrs. Stafford, of 8t.
Augustin*, won first prize, Mrs. Mc -
Cannell, of Wingham, second prise,
and Re Father Corcoran, nI Sea -
forth, third prize. Wm. McPhee, of
Loyal, supplied mak for the dancing
during the afternoon and evening.
ItyMKNIAL.-On Tuesday, June 2l,
the marriage of Mia Sadie Foran,
Jyoungest daughter of Mr, and Mis.
ohn Foran. to Philip Hogan. of A.h-
Held, took place at In o'clock in 8t..
Augustine chapel, Tbc marriage
ceremony was performed by the par•
fah priest, Her. Father f.aurendeau.
The bride, who was given away by
her father, looked -harming in, a
beautiful dress of pat. blue satin
striped poplin with white hat and
carried a bridal bouquet. The bride
was attended by Mims Hannah Hogan,
sister of the groom, who looked pretty
in white mull and hat to match with s
hrtuquet of white liters. The groom
was supported by ('orneliu. Foran,
brother of the bride. The wedding
march was played hy Mien Anna
Donovan and • beautiful solo was
rendered by Mies Donovan. After
Destroys
Hair Germs
Rtlteeatdl•coverice have shown
that falling hair is caused by
-gtfmaet tltt roots hair.
Therefore, to stop-failingofthe hair,
you must first completely de-
strdy these germs. Ayer's Hair
Vigor, rew improved
formula
wilcertainly do
this. Then
leave the rest to nature.
Doe. not change the color of the heir.
(
Fermata wit? .sea Iwtu.
I Pew 1t 1e year
doctor
�er Ask kiss shout n.
Wag... h. .as.
Recent discoveries have also proved Stat
dandruff is caused by germs on the scalp.
Therefore, to cure dandruff, the Snit thing
to do is to completely destroy these dan-
druff germs. Here, the same Ayer's Hair
Vigor will give the same splendid results.
-Mer es sr a. O. Ayer os.. Lowell.
others. W. M. McCrostie and W. C.
McGregor sang the ••Starch of the
('e ueron Men," after which all joined
heart( to singing "For Hr's a Jolly
Hood Fellow." Mesa's. Towers and
Young contributed to the evening's
entertainment by select' on the
bagpipes which were thoroughly en-
joyed by all. About 231 rt. -144. the
-wgr1trmt ght-tairtontetttetmm
Isy the ringing of 'Auld Lang Syne,"
and by giving three cheers for the
guest of honor.
How's 'This? -
we offer (Nle Hundred' Dollars Reward for
any ca..e of Catarrh that rennet be cured by
Hall'. Catarrh ('urea
Aro..
0.
..ye the t derrltwed have hy(ewu IoIIJ.(Alan
ey or the laet 1.5 year.. and believe him hoer
txtt h'utornbte In all business tr&nsecttons
aid financially able to carryout iu y obligations
made by Al- Unit.
W.tlelin KIN,., k Mamie,
--WYtldkeeste tinrgeottletidtell.
Haire ('at&rrh.t'un- is, lakeu hrt.attrlly, act
lug directly upon the blued and memo. aur
fare. of the ry+tem. '1'rstlutouial. ,Lista tree.
'Price 7i cents per bottle. Sold by ail. (keg
gist-.
Take Hail'. Family lilt fur cons(ipatlaii\
NILE.
Tey t i s t y, ,(lay Otb.
Mrs. Miller, of Luckpow, has been
vieitit,; lelativrs at Nile dur.ng the
Last week.
A large crowd' attended the Sunday
echo"! sI picnic held at Point Fano un
lhr'Fit-et, and spent a nowt enjoyable
afternoon. '
Rev. M. J. and Mrs. Wilson, of
Walkerton, spent Monday at Nile
with friends. Mr. Wilson was
etatituled here moms• year* ago end it
was a pleasure to all to see him heck
LA.M Soria t.. -A lawn social will .be
held un the evening of tVedneatlay.
July 14th, mn the gruumlu of Charles
tiirvin, under the aus neer of Nile Ep-
worth Ixamie. - The Bla kifone
tercheetttt will he i(tt?ttendauce,
Stx 1AI. EvesieU,-.% very pleasant
evening was *pent recently at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. ibeeu)w, the
ocelot' being .it, get ire ing of. the
officers and teacher. of the Nile Meth -
tidbit Sunday school and their (riende.
A progrun of music, recitations and
epeerhes was carried mut on the lawn
d t rumputoon turtnwr was served
to the gathering of about forty
p "tile. F. W. lliophey. of (ioderich,
was present and took several photo-
graphs of the party.
_ 11I'KUvKMtSN'M, -Quite a number
of farmers in this vicinity are improv-
ing their property. Richard Me-
\Vhintwy is building an addition to
his 1 se in the village and we under-
stand he intends to yr into it in the
near future. Wesley Eci1Go, Jatuee
McKMigbt, Stanley Cook -ansa Omelet
Curio_bee.. bed thea^ lira' -raised-
and
aisedand cement (oundathats put in.
James Elliott, our popular cat renter
and builder, is doing moat s t the.
work. Isere: Currie is bonding s
kitchen to his house and we sl'ould
not be surprised if tht+ next step he
takes would be -oh well, never mind.
Jove/Nes. Finlay (teed. .tf Wing -
ham. is visiting at A. F'inlay'K l'.
Ntothete i. louse from dlrnuuilh•u......
Mr. and Mee:. 1. Andrews visited at.
the home of Mrs. Ntothere yesterday.
Mi.. Ida Webster, of Lucknow,
stenta few days with her sister. Mrs,
itlake, last week Jas. H.sfgin",-sit
Kinluugh. called on friends here
yesterday .. Eadie Stuffier"' has
engaged _(Ttnyt en.Stn tretr;T_nf ',oilmen. for forthP-aummer 1)0114
(Hit l' -.fie .set Mit trillion Day 'Iway a
decile.,( marded.. It. win an ideel they
and a, gond etut+d Was present .. .
'Anson .Finley called nn frill b, at
yeaterdgg, Mies Leine Irwin.
of le *tenon. ri-stell at tV. Henry's
yeetefsta Mr*. W. and Mrs. T.
/Shackleton, Crewe, are calling on
friends herr tot
WEST WAWA
TeMOnUT, Ju lith.
FAKICWKLL BAvgcx•r.-West
wanush has lost for a time one of .its
moat popular residents in the person
of William Cameron, of et. Itelens,
who has secured a Government posi-
tion u, New Ontario. Mr. Cameron is
a man of marked ability and bar Illlid
every ofllcein his township, from that
of ev buol trustee to that of chief
magistrate, with honor to himself and
credit to the municipality. Mr. ('aur
eron i"' reeperted not only for him own
kindly ditpsaition but also on account
of the uurulor-y of his father, whose
home in the early sixties was en open
house for travellers between Luck -
now and Goderich, He has always
taken a keen interest in politirm, be -
Ing aro active worker in the interest
of the (conservative party, and hit
many friends, both !Abend and Cnn-
eel'v'at.ive, are glad of his deserved
promotion. He leaves ?Vest Wawa -
nosh carrying with hint the hest
wishes of Ali those who have the
pleasure of his aequaintarrre. On the
eve of hie depertire A banquet was
held in hie honor at the Melia:Ty
hotel, Lucknow. After all the guests
had done nuttier. to the inner inan the
reel. of the es reins wan spent in song
and speech -making. Alex. Stuart
was chairman, end did ample justice
of that important office. The first
toast was -The King," which was
honored by the 'tinging of the
National Anthem. The next wee
"Our Country," responded to by W.
C. McGregor. W. M. Mecrstie, as
usual, was chosen sa the right man
to do honor to •'The Lidice" and 'our
Host and Hoetese" wag responded to
by (leorge Smith of the Molsons
Hank. 'fhe princlpal toast of the
evening was "Our (Meet," with which
were connected the names of 1►. 11.
Murray. Wm. McQuillan, A. K. ther-
ein, Angus McLeod, Jas. Lyons and
Additional News of the Diatriet on
pages 2 and '1 '
LOSING FLESH
in summer can be prevented
by taking
SCOTT'S EMULSION
It's as beneficial in summer
as in winter. If you are weak
and run down it will give you
strength and build you up.
7.k„ It In . 'Min a,1A fedi . r
(act a small bottle now. All longest*
SHE STANDARO Or TML WORLD
FRESH AND GOOD
> othl but the highest
quality ( Groceries
handled at ou re,
and our stock ism
constant y
clla11ging.
(JIVE US A CALL.
William L Lindsay
Hamm.. St. 'Phone No. 163
t, tsrore,NM•,R x;s t 'd ,,
:c ii o k1 )>
t•titi
r-'
'Summer
Underwear
IN ALL THE LEADING MAKES :
BALBRIGGAN,
NATURAL WOOL,
ELLIS SPRING NEEDLE,
PENMAN'S
The Best Goods at `7 fight Prices.
•
McLean Bros.
Palace Clothing Store
It TALCUM POWDERS
We Lave a large assortment of nice Talcum, the finest
manufactured, and have them in different odote :
Nadruco, Violet, Naulruco (tore, Nadrucie Flesh Color,
Taylor'a-Ystltre Violet, - Wi4liateat--4J,,renstion. -- AH --the
above at 25c a tin. Alen Psltner's Garland of Violeta, at :tic
a tin. We also have cheaper Tahiti/eta. from Inc up, at
F. J. BUTLAND'S
Drug Store
"THE STORE THAT PLEASES."
Goderich
Midsummer Clearance
'Our policy is to sell all shoes in their season. This
means reducing prices on the balance of summer styles
and giving you a chance to get a pair at a big reduction.
Our season ends long • before yours, and .anyone
buying new shoes' now will have nothing to regret. If
you are likely to need new shoes for two months to
come you -should not miss this chance.
HELP
WANTED
Wanted. Experienced Operators, on
Pants, Knickers, Overalls. Constant
Employment the year round, HIGHEST
UNION WAGE PAID, piece work.
INEXPERIENCED HANDS TO
LEARN OPERATING.
Taylor -Anderson -
Southgate Co., Limited,
Seaforth
}l
tflil?
G. M. Elliott
THE SQUARE
GODERiCI(
11
1I =
•
Again!
We ;LIWIVs stri\:e to get the hes, ante we have it
for you this year.
11 GILT EDGE
BINDER TWINE -
650 feet Twine at 1I Cents per Ib.
This Twiny is all one size. In waking, it ;lessee through a sizer,
iiwhich snakes it impose -Me ke any Iumpe or Were pieces to Ret
in to choke your hinder.
ROPE
We have a quantity of 744 in. (lest American Purr Manila
Rope, A regular 2Ie. Rope, which we can give you for 1&. per 1b,
Bret Manila 1 in. Rope, 1 strands, we can give you at I te. per Ib
We have a largo aaanrtment of Mork"', with and without
staff, just in for you to choose from. Mirythet, from tri'. to 111.25.
unaths, 7,c. to Stir,
Pure Paris Green, 30c. per ib.
WARM WEATHER GOODS
Coat, 01 I. and 0 A.I*il,tl NE STOVES. A large aesortment
to choose from.
itEF'1(IGERATORS, at all p. -
HAMMOCKS, at All prices.
FISHING P0LE8 and 'TACKLE.
AUTOMOBILES and ('ARTS,
CARMEN HOME and NOZZLES.
STRAWBERRY Ht'I,LERS, CIl RHY STONE
ELEPHANT Wli1'rE LEAD and MAIDEN 011..
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS REIDY•MIXEh PAINTS.
FENCiNO
We at ill have a few rods of the 11 -wits No. 9 Wire left, et (0,'.
per rod : ill/el A quantity of Nos. 1r and 12 ('oiled Wire, and it
Tient ity of Herb Wire.
Pot 14tvritneighing. Timmithing, 1111mhingend 11s'ating weran
give you prompt attention, and ell work fully. guaranteed.
Store Phone CHAS. C L E E
}louse ' Phone i t,
