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a, At effitem, Those who Nile', on Societal enttant
nail cetutiet y •
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•• Visit. •ditionat- rnatrietelitt ion polpers taker',
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!legion. 4
h next Sunday OU his first trio t
wise, ai 10:311 it. A del VICO
beta at Nt. Peter's foe the se.
of] o11 the church, whieh Is
IN I. -Tient front the domineer
iit• • the recent lire. Bistinp
Maltreat -It at this service. In
weeitti 'tsconfirinatt ion vain be ad.
end to :incest thirty•ftve
Owl the kload ? • •
ewe' :Ails the atthntion of
'goal 44o it•egraper in The Port
Times • Herald. aro followe;
sta-riefiee :of Detroit with oiled
.hows t het the oil Elaine maeadam
Ve4.444. Anil it is eetitatated
is• ',LUC
rt o reeen the drivews t It ott
1.1e to their torture geed condi.
eiw met -edam houlevartis in the
ot 1)..troit haVe aim) !weft gre,4,
he the (oil used upon them.
4 lent for toad officers Nt.
skam_i
S. Jett is here With
„sett , btu the Big Mill.
plexeme yeeht Amnia. of
ea. et 'tort on Sonde y. •
ste Mart '1411 let Court are 4114
141111 :1 1.111)R110 of 111.4.11101 I
0 a lt,tt tor the Big Mili. a
••• 1111* rong, ,
W. O. liatiesin C. 1". I). (Sweetie 8,
Cummins. ft. E. Clark, el, I,. Cewan,
M. 4. Dumper, A. K. Dickeon, J. F.
Doishet•ty, A. NI. lotoyle, C. Fin
le, motel:one E. Geiser, F. M. Givlin:
et (4i -tee J. le•Gillerriie. K. HMV'
itson. J. M. Hjneltley, Houton,
P. ,A. Houston, 1. E. Jeckenn, E. M.
Jarrott. ('. O. Kiev F M. "vit. :.
14.
Letter, J. bleTpexitat•t. eV. II. bfiNeVilt,
11. 'H. McGinnis'. J. T. Mitt:hell. A.
Pickerd, M. C. Price, ti. feioeie M. I.
setete, le J. Stepletoti. A. Sheeran.,
Stew*, t, .1. E True ttttt J. Tevior,
L. G. J. Watson,eM. Wetting. ft J.
talndley. H. H. Motenrehoor. ./. !‘1. Mar-
ethur. 4 Direley, M. Braun,
Ileteetapehand, T. 1-1. veer. (4, E. Dick
eon. A- linw. R. the. 111/44
C. H. %lc ever,. W. *tweet'. E. if
Nimectimalti. Angus WI
tooth. 24: M.. elitidesen. -le. .1. Price
P. Ititehie, R. A. wattimi.. •
Elliott --Carter. •
The teleowing atheounte tt ion
11,vliketleal event at quelph will le
trreetifer te Gederich readers.
grounalbeing .3 former lioderieh I
islet ft ientl. bele brig 11111( 1) h
pines. in hi. new "telatitotoshi
oretty wedding wool( place on Tors.
to -mown. August (toe hotel
Ii to Me' • , Mu .1r.
1'. t'-tuter. e 4.1414
.e-hetr their oldest dough tet .• 4 :,•1 t
woo united iti merrier. 1.11 1.4111te
t, lass ri.ter, of %%Inn iii '
weed wee.. raseeivisd tic the ist We's
nietter, dreseed beiek and time
bride's; mister:. Mrs. (i. tie. Mefferd
sitcaneet a. gimlet* of i•Id Ymoot me
lige bilk. At I •.11 tio. Mule! pelt y
peaeed re the a•train. of 1....neniir
wedding snar?h, played by elre.
trude Harrison, of leonelisn, 'I'be lot
andeiemear irowtini in twilit.. ..AtIo
1.84 Itt Vitil Anil or -mgt. Itloonons,
ems given away ItV her fsrher. and
Defend boy her teeter. Miss Ethel.
reseed inestink Mt411, with large
lark picture het. l'he grorone was
'Touted hy T. H. Iiinree. S • A..
Tenet/re: The--eeretausty wee _toile
icted by Rev. Lionel ft. .1. Naftel, of
Iona, a former school tentipanion (44
greerie • Atter the (erernony
!•I'a .:09(atr, t.1 orent • •, rang no.
a1ict Mrs. Herrismi
eyni Mentielesehnes eseddiug toterele
hi. grootatt's gift In the (1, -id.' wee a
arl :out ague' by.t pendant, to the
•idesonaid * preu•I eturntirst, end to
the grisitinsiiien m tie pin. Mr. and
re. Elliott lett et 4 o'cleck for a trip
iistri the St. Lauri enc... and alter vie -
ng oa-lt:ro ("pinta Win t Orli to
()Plots loetowto lensing for their home
Winiaintryt.
he Late Joseph Horton.
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THE SIGNAL: GODERICII. ONTARIO
Tintetemeates inotesT 11,
ing tIr14 oinal vieinitt
ne .ttch inetitutee eticeeedinie each Oboes
in day by thy, beginnintr at $eefeith We= MINEIMMIP 01111111111110
goel was scered by the ihinirannt
best. loefore the game w
tie, k to bee the hell.
-Theenew Agee- -wheel will not
reedy by the 1411 ot similtem.
appointed dare oh -the openteig ot
before, th • iia,se- eoth
enunurnintin
This XIII jell Heigh! last week ettlereti
mum its glet (*nth 4.i 1. Although
published in a instricted field, The
Herald iis a very presentable paper.
And the edittor•tieseleVes the gene* toue
pat mow frf 11i4 et inetitttenc y.
Julie Itedety••kev, the illingatian
me A eieest 29. anti cement ing Dungen-
the loC-44143itteilsei-ci hitifeetheetn-
The &iodise .ot
fin 'Motion eud instili•ation such settle
'rings hoei-to- overy Member .of the
Leugue. and to others who might, be
int erected. Inlet •
ex -pert and ftltilUri.tatitt. There -loud in -
Alt u tee *Ill lead -up td end e uloaluete 444.
41 ''.• cony ention inelaling ell the ste-
cii•ties ot the di.triet, to be held i..
toe 011 September 8th and- 701. .etiett
leaclei s tie Rev. Mr. Farewell: ;,4404i -
ate geheral secretery of Leagues :end
Nundey.echools. will'he peeeent ott`the
in.: itute. and convention. Expeer
Ale-441144-4+,p1.14.-
•41fIlle i.ek 4, 41.41 1•11 :1‘11t!,4114y. 41
441. 4( onto f41-41 ) 11f Ago'.
The•11.111i1.114 Att. 14•111g inierrosi• Otok
afternoon in Maitland eimietete.
J. .1. te'riolet, of the Park 14011.e,
who knows sorsvhing about garden-
ing, het. a flpp potatees in le. gar-
den Which he thinks eitiondt be 1 t
in Now 44. TI10 tither. ate large in aize
and tiaA are. a, good limey in each
. One of the most eniei able seseeil
/Mena of the Week was the tiance
giveu at Hotel Sunset tie Tuesdals
evening. he Ihe Gtelerich ?midis «tub.
About right y peraott.• WorO present •
44*.- etobesiensoittee in charge ve
their geese. very pleesanetiute.
le The annuel picnic of -Knies eltiendi
einon tra,..heit Point Fiti ou Wed-
. m. nesteee etterneion. • l'hece taro a good
4,0411*4111, twu Lithe; einiveve aces
end • !mem letitich toeing atIrt.7.0A to
e1111 1 the vocalist,* and thee friends
ent•
'Se ftie "Pitimit -Mut -home it -gain. fiVel y.
.m.• tb :141 enjoyable time.,
the I- -rte. win Is-4ml .a.r_piaming. the eoeert
1 se and the other ienierOveuientio in
the building eshiete, were reentuneended
A 44 1114,444,4ey la the eminty council at
'Ay it. June el hoer' coMpleted.
e The tutint in" we. done under contract
, oy lel. Li 4* result of its
pb.e eottipletieot the oda Midden!! is much
jentwooved in semearence,
.1. I 'eh; 1:kiewlay evening ot kat, week a
rho' new we terpotoof coat w a* *41 oppe*l
Nom 41 buggy e. it was proceeding
Mt mild the Sttuei e to While 014 ohe
• 14 444(4.4.4.. 111 the 1111111elliate
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0., s•caniet Ketetinistiesula WAS
and- (tett la carat' of
Pot t bt oat, .4 rid :t Ilisehels
, • .1. t tee% ati,r.
t end heetinet It
et•t•-•1 Neel. on Seinday•
le tiewn tlie hate ii• laroe
,,• I 'Not Huron. They Wert(
m., • On....lay isnti relmort tte
e • te, iiint of.the hettvy ben
init. Their t•t•ttitsn ire) wee roost
ant one. ,
tees Tug-ot-wan Team. a
lee 11 ,reio frattt twliivia 1.4.1•11 14, 41
-a St 1 .1 latt 1.110W agotioe.1 the w
r. last week teem- a
NV. 11.1'llefeitona. Cs. Staple- d 411*
W11141111. ft( litodereet: R. h
0ety ose. ,oceleieilee Wm. .f.. cat, sou
. s .-1 awash Robinsonor
mai, 14. Weet do
oft ; %:.0 Marmon, it( E
.11.1-1”!. /t1 Se11WItt„ .4 Ash. 0.1
4/1 Whighaiii.
a:,, lee teem, and emerged N
• o etelitie trim, the tente.o. tel
. k eine4.4....00ne fer
I; fil.•:11 111.• te11111,
!wee or New School.
.1)
.• the Square. As the oweier values it
oils highly, he 444.4 give a reward of $5 te
ot •the peeson who van fernieh inforitioe-
er• tion which will teed te t" ''t'.
de
The anima 'mien 'Monday school
•pierm• from Mitehell won.. un ..tot toWn
ton Monday tof tbie -week. The train
141 rived a hoot o'elock the, morn -
Moe and the retinal trip was
p, w..
silenced it MAO About :see peo-
ple took •ailvantage of the exeursion
to .pend tixy at the lotke. :mot the
tontine mt.-an-pee-may .utte:h,
toy them all.
Mios Helm A. Polley bed en
exhibit of her work in painted hina
at. the !hotel Sonnet dining last week.
The chitin was much admired by the
summer tesittes, and a large number
to' piense were 'old to them., Miss
Polley will hate a few new einittiple*
of her 'rot k on exhibititm in the win-
dow. of E. R.. Wigle. drug .etteee the
lettet• part te this week. ' ..•
A picnic under the auspice' of the
Goderieh branch of the Women's In'
84,1111(4. will toe held et Point Farm on
Tuesday next. August • Nu). Ali
nienthera wishing to attend will
kindly leave their names with Mrs.:.
Geo. Bissett before Saturday. August,
leth. Band wagons will leave the
Oddrellowse Will at I:30 o'clock. Sup-
per will be served by Ner. Goldthorpe,
Price I•ta cents.
• i.
ipscial meeting ef the public m
troatee Nerd was held on Mon.
evpning, FleVen epplieetions tor ee
petition of eatretliker tit the new ts
beeferere reet•ived, and after come. in
irensideettion Cherie* Knight was
:waited, et a salary tot fletet The T
Itcr desks for the new school
11tFlred to a co tttttt ittee emnpreesti 1
Trustees featin.ters. Cutt 'end Me- t h
and Architect Haretay. th
of expenditure for the 'Peer he
pee.ented, and the -town ceouncil
le- asksd 1,11 prvVitIP tit4.5011 for 0/4.
Kitt tnschool puriesse% for 1910. A
toe vre. repriced froui Arehitect 11,
liarrieje eticleisine Plena toe the leOult tre
t et the gl ounde, and offering to t;
/41P41111tefel 'he wore of grading. ley- th
The oleath id Joseph Horton. whose
Men demise was briefly rec9rsfed in
eke. columns bud week, tool. place on
e steamerMinty Phipps', Oft which
was taking trip with his son, J.
Horton. About tweetteriee miles
t hem Chkage he 01/44 strieken with
cioplext end ditni eirmat instantly.
• tied neer' in meet health and Was
Ire cheerful tbet dav than et tiny
We *4liter the steem oi his wife just
ree months precious tt• the day on
kit he was buried. Denet.eti was
ty-eittlit yeare, seven Months mei
da t • old on& wow one tot theewto
own restidents of Gricierieh, have*
n 'evident Of town and vitsinity
tee icelly all hie life, He was born in
!Wine township and in IS73 he tram
ited to marriage too Miss Elizabeth
thet•littel. Two years later they
k their residence in Croderich,
ere they lived continually until the
th of Mee Horton. Their union
blessed with t family of five sons :
te„ of the stenteser Phipps':
0. He et Winnipeg: E. L. tof
; A. 0 . Detroit. and Kenneth
of Pt ince Albert. Sask. All except
leen mentioned son were home to
end the tonetni, which took place
Seturdev Afternoon 40 Colborne
etery. James Hamilton con.
(44(1 the ftineval eerviceis. The pall-
rers were Win. Sherri -ten, Wm.
Hand, Herb. Morri.. 11. .1, Morrie,
. Micheletti arid J. 0. Leith -
Other relative* from out
town who attended the lmma'
re Mr. and My, C. McCal•
Porrthae.-1 Mich.; Mr, .i.end Mrs.
0. Horton. Toronto eiria
Hornet, Soo, Ont.: Miss Carrie
e, pr Torento; sontl Mee. N1cGilli-
y. MRefte-J. V. litertems-as
eccompattled by hia wife at the
eral. Mr. Horton wee a Preen,.
en in religion and had been* mem-
of Knox church for twenty yeare.
was a Member of Maple Leaf
I'm, A. 0. W., for twenty-four
rs. The bereaved family will have
sympethy of the community in
its sudden lose.
_
eung. ineking .*,,)k,1, etc.. fire 47.1: wh
erode'. wee eceepted. Tenders for fir
•Se of rte., and ter the ten
Wine refLIPIO 11e044k4 Vein be stoked kn
te. ete. ;steel attli.nerned to meet N.,
wen next M mites- evening. '
4 pri
rte Scouts' Camp. Co
Tie temp et Iron Springs *broke up un
e,somiley and the fees -a returned te
tatetelsee pleased with their week's t"0
toting. One a the most enie.710e *14
wee* was a haeebell match 'soh the de*
siece of Beyfleiff. Friday was
taming. 'the boys were drivel' to J ,
tile village, where Dr. Smith. mom- 1
tee of the eViete. Sox team, teeated rag
;lee rn sandwirhea and lemonade. 1•••
Tie peer WM/ celled at 0:30 and eeven the
innings Well. played hehote clerk, the att
tree heine to ft in favor of the on
Stole.. A return match in Goderich cern
Token of for thio week. I 'nder Mr. due
leterarte directions markt; were given bee
it room Int punctuality, attensience Ho
4 Haile study, hyling. ewort Ja8
IttlIkins. etc. The prize *AP awarded era
re titirdon Met(imum, Who was closely of
f^liefred 611:brood, Jeeyeeleenet Wat- we
Km straiten. Most of Use
elPiede plemise to make and follow H.
''G Knee moues resolve during the
iimeereaweewevitite-mnd 41.
tntivereee'
map Alrich all hope to attend.
Honor, Iran
ng- a Comrade.
fun
Lae Friday evening the members of teri
Feast.* Council, No. Mt R. T. of T., ber
wanublect at the lodge rooms and He
4ftera hied session cconveyances ars lee
lived to take those' sattembled to the vea
some of Brother Those Mattel on the
South street. Mr. Nettle,. who hee the
Pitt it:revered from severe illness,
1ss been to attend the meet -
i"0 ior some time, so the lodge de-
Ided to spend a soda! evening at hie
beset imone of the eharter TUM:411- Th
he° of letireka lodge, having joined fiee
11 iett. Ile hies been a most faithful ..hieere'
elenher
'ft(1,. Council sine e then end Now
for seine yearehas been treasiurer. As so
taton of their appreorietion. the lodge f'")"
Pfrighted Mt. N8 tel with an address sad afield -headed came. and Mrs. Nat- „nee
tel with a ifeatitiful bouquet of flowers. Th
Alt* the presentation the eeetdettf sieed
"4"pent in games and music, and at ',see
%lige hour the crowd returned hornet '."'
"itet *Pending a, most enjoyable time.
Jur"or MatriCulation. Ern
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LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
e tracirotet boa night was a hummer.
each ha. a great future. and F. J. Prid
the Tailor is prepared to stye every (006.'-
111111) 411II•factIon in style. materiel and M.
4*4 the time to order roar fen Fait.
nrenir good*, art china. fancywork and
ywork mupplles. *Siete material. and a
variety of woeful and ornamental
lee at ‘Vilmer Smith, Art Store. Kate
t. 44110113141' visitors should not fall focal'.
e owner of the lost watch adver
for in lest Week's Signal has re
red her property.
meeting of the Daughter* of the
pire will he held in the neert
se et 1 p. rn. on Monday, the 15th.
e 'retch fob advertised AA Iced in
week'. Signed hae been recovered
ugh the little ad. in The Signal. It
to invent In Signal ads.
'. Dore, who has been the ilas
odor at the Grand Trunk etet ion
et office, hes teem premoted to
position of station agent at letcan.
Craig, of Lw -.in, aticeereis Mr.
here.
A football team from town drove
out to Dungennon last evening ani
ed a gar, with A team represent -
fl offollo..wing list eontaine the Th
440.4 three clams% of cantle
throo t_o_flutron county arrenged in
wee wale•uccessfut in PAY.
Zane neat len exam inationtsh.eitrn igurnoluc; "
Riven the names of all nand"-
17.7, who here abtained eom tete tAPIc
nuthiculation hy piuseingP twhe
isneired eleven examination Poan-
orwroup B tare given the name*
141(44 (If thphro have emotional in at least
PePera required for emu-
'
lett Dmitri ion. In group ant play
CHURCH NOTES.
Fred. T. Keener !will 'sing in Kno•
,•11,110•11 next Sunday..
it is, expected that the member. of
Kitiox rhumb choir will appear in
surplices next Sunday.
liev. D. W. t'rquhart, B.A . of Lis-
towel, peached two eloquent sermons
in Knox church last Sunday. •
Rev, Dr. Daniel. a former pastor of
'4th street Methodist church and
tel !assent stationed as minister of
Pott k street Methodist rhumb. Chat-
ham, has received a unanimous invite -
Nen to become pastor of First' Meth-
telist ehurch in Owen Sound. Dr.
Ilaniers term at Chatham expires on
July I, 11111.
The theme for next Sunda morn-
ing at 1. irtona street ethodist
church is, " The Helper Wbo Never
Pails and Never Forsakes." The even-
ing subject is. "Jesus abd the Multi-
tudes." Rev. Dr. Medd •will preach
both sermons. Theie will be good
singing. A cordial welcome and free
seats are offered to all.
At the evening eel -Vice in Knox
church last Sunday. theorganiet. J. B.
Hunter, was assisted in the musical
service by F. T. Egetter, organist, of
Btantford. Miss Scott. of Clinton,
seing the MOM 'lend shall wipe away all
tea llnd Mestere Tyndall and Thom-
erandeeret a duet entitled eHear
toy pre yet ." ITI-eeffiolreftediseed•the
anthem. "004 4* outrefu ee'
Key. J. W. Aikene, seervtary of
temperance and moral reform for the
Methodist church, was the speaker in
Victoria street Methodist church lase
Sunday morning, *pd in tbe evening
Ile oecupied the pulpit of North street
Methodist church, The reverend gen.
tleman is a pleasant and most itnpi es -
sive speaker, and is thoroaghly
wrapped tap in the work of the cauii
which he represents, His addresses
were heard with greie interest.
The London Advertiser of Friday
last said of.i former popular Godertch
pastor : Rev. G. N. Hazen, pastor of
the Centennial Methodist church, left
today for Victoria, B. C., where he will
at tend the Methodist General Confer-
ence am a delegate'. During Rev. Mr,
fifteen's absence, Rev. B. L. Hutton
will fill the pulpit of the Centennial
Methodist church. At the last meeting
of the quarterly hoard of the cburch,
the s*.i*i4'y of Rev. Mr. Hazen was in-
ereased 100. A year ago the same
increase was given. showing that the r,
ehoreh 'aerob'u are well pleased with
he pastorate of Mr. Hazete
*iure who know and who .lo, is t •
idea fundamental itt the shaping uf the
prom :41116.
Clinton New Era: • Rev. T. Ch‘rles.
worth: who base ministered to the
Clinton and Auburn chuechee for
nearly two years and n half. preaehed
f:orewell sermons on Sunday,- feet,
in the cottr.e of his rerneif.s he re-
ferred to the pleasemt ierling • that
had existed between pastot• and , pets -
tole, and the fact that during his pas-
terate the Clinton church had been
thee...lights- renovated and relighted,
end tile cleired oft : a gentile*
nuenber had also. Item added to the
chui eh by beptionti. The fluantes had
also here in better shape than -fin-
oexifte years and a lerger amount raiied
sor uti•eiehs, 81. thanked the corgre-
gation the loyal /and faithful way
in which they had tamed by hien end
helped him in the work: At Auburn
14 handsonte tient church bail been
an -t ahue.t, paid fee mod -`441-
teens to (hi. tileuinership, have :thee
taken plane titeie. Mr. Chai-t(,'*,
ministry bgeo----heett - ehavacterezeil by
eatnest end faithful preaching of the
,and his hainistratione • hare
been much enjeyett not only ity his
own jw,oph. lout by many. others...rt-
side. In (Ito morning and
toek for hi- text John xi'.. -1. •
and 'in the evening I. ,Cor. 4.. A
'metier oof the ft•ientie tem, A141,411 n •
drove over toe- the evening
etei tie; 4',: (.4.44) elloit"teue • ,
selectee,. - -Nfr. Hoover ale. _
sole ist,fli te.• '4(11044 14(14 evening.
Musical Service, 'Sunder .Evenir.g.
bevet Methodist Church.
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Anthem by tit-or:444 out Thy.1.44(111
''Crile tint Le--oor. i'-alito 1Wkresoule.„,-,y
quartette -bud su Loved the '.4 I,4
-Mr-. may. Messrs. mote. Fees and cook
Htute Lead: Kaiti:y 1-ight t
Reading Ity • • •
Interim: trd taga.. Vohinsaer .
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PERSONAL MENTION
NI,- 11,,.1 i- t --0Itor (Heti& W. "hA,V IV*
.Nial le
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'.Jr- Maiming. of Belmont, is the guest 01
Miss 44.444..
Mrs. Hoo.4er. of Allier a. 1.. ViitItint r#Iatirrt..
and friend. in town.
Mi. Ivy .Elhott is visitiag hen -b-other. W
It; Elliott, at London. '
Ili'. Aretite Dick -on; of .New York. was is
town last week for a few day,.
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1 DEPARTME
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Mr, John Kerr, ((gin eitie. I. o ("tang
her mother. Mr.. Pewter. at Carlo*.
Men. Carleton lett on Saturday by ate meg
St. ignore to visit her sari at Detroit.
MAingmitts.ith her relative., here.
. .11lie Johnston, of Harrie. ham been
soe
Miss Cassie Finn -pear the Pest week v
'ea friend, In Centralia and %vicar ('#nueI.
F. T. Eatenerf of litrantfoni. spen4ing It
holiday renewing old acquitettooces in 4041,
Mr. and Mr.. Aletter and rhildrea. of Mca-
real. are visiting StIr. and Mr, '4'4',A. Dietrich.
John Martin and wife. of Detroit 11111 the
guests of their uephea. J. C. Mettle, amid other
friends.
The M1, -e.: M. Doitic:e putt 0. Rotneseth
and 1.. M. Kerr spent eluoday with Miss R.
Hifi. tetragon. s,
Mis- Mary erahaaeof New Yora. i. spend
hag 4 few weeks isiting her folioed. anti refit -
tit e. In ton n
Clinton New Era M". 44. Harland_ aud
Miss Eva Ste, canon speed next week ittin'oee.
rich % i -it Icor friends.
Advance: Miss Norma Whitely,
of bodench, is visiting her ann•• Mr, Het bort
Campbell t'044,.' St.
Aflx. Dora Phalen, who training at St•
Joheph. hospital, Chicago. is 1, i#itiore for a few
weeks at her home here.
E. C. Shelter and family. of Los teureve
Cal.. are visiting Mrs. Shelters petteats. Mr.
and Mr,,. ('*41(4, 01 'olhoette,
o on S. of New Nark city. and
Fred J. Wilson. of Stratford. are biting their
sister. Mrs. J. R. Ross. Victorut "tree(.
:simons and Mies M, Fetconer.
4451 4. street, were %letting in Ernoodeille
la -t week, truest. of Re % . Ned and Mr.. Show.
Mrs, John A, Macdonald mot little daughter
returucd to 114.tro41 on the 441 Ignace on Sat-
urday after a pleasant visit with relat ves here:
Dr. Harold M. Shephard, brother of t harles
Shephard. of town, has taken a ixeltion as
house -m/eon in the We,tern hOspital at
:Montreal
Mb.. Marion ,'oats was a 4442-' .l4 rite wed
din, of Miss lktorret Mcbona Id. of .1.1..towel.
to Dr. Haigh Lederman. of Milt erton. which
took place at Listowel ye wetieeday or hut
week.
Mr. and Mts.' C. E. shantion have arrived
from :Memphis. Tenn., to vt-it at' Mr. Shan.
mmidtmetue here. _Dks. Carrie
,rShannon ac-
i;oortiaz.,.,,..41T.em from
Blyth Standard : Mow- Jean and lona
Curtof boderich. are spending the week at
Jig*. Cutt Mimes Luey and Ruby Mc
Crockett. of tioderich, are tinting at the home
of thetr Hnekstep.
Mims May Macdonald left on saturtiay oe the
.4.44014.4. 44!. fernece for Detroit"heti. she will
min her father. Capt. Mrinricieh Macdonald. for
& trip ill) the lakes Her (-tend Miss Mari -
Macdonald. of Detroit, will accompany her on
the lake trip.
Mr.. Thos. Webster and Mirka- Clara and
tiladys Webster. of Lucknow ; Mr, B. New
land, of Nielson. Wash. : Mt-. May MrDon
aid, ofNew York Mos. Myrtle Young, of
Buffalo. and Miss Rita Webster. rouge. of Tor-
onto. were *nowt* at the Retti,-h Exchange oil
Thursday last.
Clinton News Record • Mime IL M. Ha at
Toronto. who is visiting friends hem and to
Ooderich, 4. forming a perty for a- tour in
Europe. teat ing in February for the Mediter.
ranee!). They (1( 4* away nearly five mout4*
and return from England after the coronae**
of King Oftorge.
so. F. tVitehington, K. of Hernilton, was in
town over Suity and Itstted hl. Mateo*, Mr..
W. H. Oundry and Mi.-, Washington. Mr
Washington is* former Huron boy ho h
uoceeded to a o eminent degree in his chosen
rofession and I. now on, of Hamilton 4 lead
14.4.'I* practitioners.
Mr. and Mr. '4V. E. Kelly hal e arrived home
her a trip of several weeks They went by
utomohile to Picton• Mr. F:ttlly's old home,
04front there proconded to qt. Proyin, of
usher. where they visited the anemia capita.'
n4 other plareot of 104,11.4. The return from
non, wee again mode hy auto. end Mt. and
IK
s, elly arrived town on Sundae .ttai a
ry enjoyable trip.
A now feature in young people
church work is being undertaken this 1.)
month be the Epworth Leisguers of
Goderich dietriet, in the shape of "locel
inititute..,. The Vfltibbf. Leagues are es
grouped, three or four in a group, and
thests cooperate in a local • inetitute. Nothing better for *our stomach
There matters end subjects vital to than oreidlitz powders, the tresh and
young peoples life wed work are fully fizzy kind eold b F. R. Wigle inic•
discused. There *111 be a senes of ceasor to James aeon.
CAMERON'5
RVEST SALE
Right in., the ,Middle of harvest is a very appropriate tine for us. to
..ret busy and thresh out the balance--of,a good many lines of sumnier
hat. these lines will -
goo 4.,,
be cleared otrtat once: tVe are right at it now and we want your
hc...lp and ‘ve hope you wk.in't fail us, as you .can make good money
daring this sale.
Bed Spreads
wham Spreads in several beautiful
• sdaelstigns. regair $3.50. Harvest $1.75
Cotton Spools
ecei cotton spools in. Mack and white. t , is
m5c
ar ec.H,'.�4,aveet sale 2 fot•
Crum's Prints
..c...7k>41..a...4 the genuine Crum's: Prints,
regilter 15c. Hare -est sale, per '.*rd..,.
Embroidery
1.44*1 yerds tine Embroidery and Insertion, in
ane tatseeelearvest sale, .2. • ards for
11c
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Canvas Oxfords,
10 pairs white Canvas Oxfords. Vetoing,
per pair 49c
Final Clean-up in•Millinery
I-, Trimmed Hats clearing. et three lots. $198
aa. 980
Ostrich Feather Clearance
15 Bleck Plumes. t egular $:*.i**, olottroits; 't$1 .15
i
PI Iltaek Mows, regular $5 fill. ClOaring et 2.98
7 Bleek Plefues, segular SR 410. Heat ing et 4.95
Wash! Suits
5c 74.84114.4' Weal& Suits cleetring at ... $2.98
_ .
• Towelling ,. : Lawn !Waists
•,
7'S eerds crash Towelling. "harvest sale 3. j 75 adiet' white Lawn Waists .'leering at
per yard
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• Parasols •
3 dozen ranee snutufet• Parasel., some with bilk
.' t Hart -est 98c-
tt • • • •
Shoes,
pail. ladies' Oxford sb“erf in
4411 41.',14, priee
esib.
44C ! 'Kid Gloves
tope, *4.4 44 regale up to $2,00
.il. each t ...... • • • • .
Ladies' Oxford
black and tan,
Hi:tweet 98c
55c
5,4 p tire belie'.' Keletiloves, 'l'using, toer.peir Bea
Wash Tams
75 is/ladle/set Viet-heeleitit.„ teepitar eew, 21c,
eleering, each.... . 1
VISIT UR
OR A t1LATED SUOA
this lot lasts-, c.4L.shs
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-ICE lia'S CORN FLAKES. -2 cases kellog's Corn Flakes.:Clearing, per ..„4
Outing Suits
tc,,)4! 414;;..1.1,01.144'11011:rtitnl.g) Ospe4111.1liaafk !.3..ttittl; $4 95
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GROCERY DEPARTMENT
saeks R-edpaties hest Granulated :Stigs;sir..393
ecial, per sack
pac ge
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Choicelroceries always fresh. Good supply of choke Dairy)Butter andEggs
always in\ stock. A ton of Butter wanted again this week. ;oc.. in trade. (No
coarse. s -al\ or buttermilk). •
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CAMERON'S
AL STORE GODER1C1i I
01111111MMID OM 0 11111MISID MONIMIND ao•
THE SUMMER RESORT
At the Park House.
The following are registered et.the
Perk House : A E Cogswell, Kt g
enie Mrs Ruthven, Nliss Healy
Miss Manger, Miss Ws -riveter, Mi
Delia Warrenr, Miss Brownson,
Seymour, Mrs Henderson, Mien Long,
Mra LIVID. Mr and Mrs Calvert, Meet
Caleert, Miss Garrett, Miss Edna tiar-
ratt, bfr and Mrs J L Standen, baby
and nurse, Mr and Mrs Geo Barbour,
Mrs Hernilto. Mr and Mrs John J.
Mechem Mr and Mrs Hodner, son and
daughter, all of Detroit; Miss Neleen,
Miss Veattson, Miss Laing. Windsor:
Mr** Brown and son, Miss Killoran.
Seaforth ; Mr and Mrs Nettleship. Miss
Margaret Nettleship, eliss Caroline
Nettleehip, St Louis : the Mimes' Ae-
deron. Geo A Griffin, Sties NOT:l Grif-
fin. Master Jack Griffin. Mr and Mr
Bell, all of Guelph; MI. Sermonise
Meade° t'ity : Mr and Mrs T C Wright
Loudon: Mie. Hamilton, New York,
At Point Farm,
Detroit : Mrs I C Beatte Donald ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Beatty. Mese trothy Beaty., Hug
Beatt Mairehu Beatty, leir gluon
Ala; Miss Brvson. Ottawa : Miss
Hutchison. Montreal; B Thome! H
Hutchisen, NVestmount, Mont. ; Mi.
Margaret N Flynn, Columbu, Ohio
Miss Maud Hedereon, Stretford, Ont.
Miss H Maguire. Lptrdon ; Beate
aeitoy, Regina ;• efts 0 E Pote, To
-into; Belle Pote,. Toronto; fe It Twed
. if I Wilson, Detroit; Mr,' Andrew
01 vet, Mrs Walter Laidiew, OAK
Nfi 14 Taylor, 14l1s N McBride To
• ' Hittite, Enthyrnol, Colgate's, %%Paul-
i pole's, Nadrueo, Manitol tooth paste's
; NJIHMIASED FURNITtYttlit BILY8,410414.
I have purchased the furniture bugl-
e nesse of George Beckett and am pre-
. pared to handle ell grades of furni-•
Lure and to do any work in the re•fin-
tine.,n Soliciting your patron-
age, 1 8:ours to serve. CIE4014444(
WILSON,
are sold by E. R. Wigle, druggisL
ron
Folt.
Mr an
and 44
Mrs M
Donitid.
troit ; M
Creighton,
ston, Barrie
Miss I race
•• and Mrs Geo
'Windsor; Miss
Omit.
;-Mr and Mrs If Folten. Edward
Mrs Adrew, FoItou, Guelph:
Mrs L Moore, Chicago;
Steve Loughnsine St. Lewis:
clOonalti. Detroit : Mrs Me.
obtreal: H A Eberline, De -
Dickie. London ; Mime P
arriston; Miss M A John.
Mier A °Cowan, Berlin:
ohnsto, Strat ford ; Mr
Smith and daughter.
Charlotte Torreys-De-
The following Are registerett at the
Pent : Miss Graluten, Toronto:
Mies Margaret E Anthony. Mr end
Mos filenkarn, Mr and Mrs Kinnen.
Miss Hanlon, Mr. and Mrs A F 'hewn.
Miss May R Hunt, Mille Mary L
Mete N K Mho's, E C (iirobbell. 140
anti Mrs Petil H Liohrmate Miss elarie
end Master Patti Wllman. Mr end
Ml -11 Percy_ Ives and Lewis Ives, all of
Detroit: Mrs Gerdon Dolman and Mac -
and baby. 0 l• Duncen, rs
ford; Mr and Mrs' Joseph Frumbellees
Chicago Mrs J R Dncan. E ft Dun-
can, Dr James H and Mrs Dtmettneall•
of Chatham: 141(9,. Ada Beard and Mies
E Cerruthers. Toronto : Miss M E
Lovelees and Miss Ida Lovelees, Lon-
don,
Wedneteley was civic holiday at
Auburn and the majority Of the citi-
zens of that burg ea tee to Point Farm.
;where a Most enjoyabli• time wee
spent.
A game of classy haeoball -the
kind which would ma ee a professional
pill -slugger Sit up send take notice -•
wasp played at Point Fain) 7e44tet-3.47
ftet•nonn. The conterting teams ep-
; oriented Auburn and Point Farm re•
electively. Messes. Horn and Mitreh
and Meseta McDone Id and Medd were
the hatteriee fee Point Farm •tnd
Auburn reepietivelyNloe innings
W2;-4* played and the game•ended
favor of the Point Farmrs. The
game may he 'maestro, as it ha*
leaked out that tome mmbers' of the
Pnint Fenn team were not eligible.
At Menesetung Park.
At H Sunset.
The following ar the names of those
registered at Hotel unset since Wed-
nesday/of last tree : Mee 41 NI Hill,
Of Toronto: Mrs Geo e ellatide, Mrs
A Kolb, Minn A Kol end .7111's f I P
Bond, all of Cleveland; trs K 8 Doug-
las Mre M W Allen al child, Mrs
.1 V Oxtoby, Mrs W E ose, Nino It
I. Mm... Mies Helen Moss, H A Wier -
line, Miss Clara 3 Dickinete and Miss
Candler, all of feetroit ; 1 Davis,
tyn • Mr and Mete Levi E wham
rsArteldhiersiretrillftht rs•
W 14 flowestead, Cleveland; Mel:obit
McGregor and family, Detroit: Nfr and
Mrs .1 W Steinhoff, Stratford; 1/1"
Fraser and Miss Kale Fraser, Toron ;
Mrs J G Dickinson, Detroit P
Jarvis anti wife, London; Mee Moo
Pefeolio ; W L McKenzie King, Ot.
taws': 'Mr and Mrs E Lothrop, Detroit;
Mies Rosetta Leitelt, Grand Rapids
Mime Evelyn MitIlivan. Port Huren
Mr end Mrs Fred (4 Bretuer, New
York; Mrs Clara E Schwrn,
Mies Mayeoden, Miss Gertiude ()lark,
Miss Ida ',INfertleans all of Detroit ;
Olittr Montreal; [Ad-
es', 'I oronth.
Mr. Aspden \gave a cent party to a
number of hi t. friends on Tuesday
evning. Progenesive euchre end
bridge were played and the affair was
a most enjoyeble on.
lhe great ;secret of happiness is to
sooty to accommodate our own minds to
things external, rather then to accom-
modate thing* external to ourwelves.-
Dugaid Stewart.
The fllowing, have 'needn't(' at
Meneeetung Park 1Mrs NI F. NI Coltte,
Mies Marjorie N Corkle, Detroit : Mr
and Mrs R W Appleton. Buffet° ; Sir
and Mll Hiseter McPetlyen, Portland,
Oregon : I. R Thomas, Wellington
Fred Shannon, Ottawa; Charlet. F
Sawter, Mies Margaret B Mewyer,
Chas 111 Sawye, Francis B Sawyer,
"Why. Willi, pm don't seem to be
enjoying yourself !" "No, uncle ; l'in
having a miserable ((MO. Auntie told
;me to eat all I wanted. and 1 can't
Mrs. Noohride-"Ye, ilt.;;;:0 WAN
married hut month. I'd like you to
cell on me and see the pretty little Het
I have." Mies Jellu..e "I've seen thine
my des,
Boasting.
"114- early hird catchee the worm,' •
quoted the inorealier. "Ys," rejoined
the demos alizo.r, "bt he should be more
considerate and not wake everybody
rejoieing ever it." -Chicago Daily
News.
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CUT PRICES
THE witotx OVR
Summer Garments
marked tO flerlit. at greatly
reduced prices. Thin gives yeti: a
great opportunity to save money.
Conte and look through,
VideSH--DRESSES,
WHITEWEAR,
WAISTS, SKIRTS.
A great veriety of choice, ineloid
ing the neweht styles of the
eleason.
NOTTINGHAM LACE
CURTAINS
tew designe. We offer stole
"1Y bergains in ex. ellent g; ,ele
No141.i041444.141 Curtain's at leen
t ha w holestale prices.
3-yart long Curtains at . eine,
3 yard • nor:Curtain+ at Mc
31yerd 1 g Curtains; at Wks
31 -yard Ion Curtains et... ..$1.t4i
34.yare long 'artains at....$1 10
t • yard long 4 ,'toin at. . • • il.e0
3e -yard long (1 tins at ..$).frs
31.yard long Cur tine at. „$2.50
24 -yard long Our ne at 35c and
51lc per pair.
John St
!Attlee ;tVeare:Furs. Chia, ere.
I bantam) Street.