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king Overt:re• -
le iiodei'14 b thou Co, commence.' '''herr has lawn an :average or told
einen'fv,1.t into, e for llday 4 wee".night patient.
pelt 1111 in the
the hu:pi1•tl during the
wed to emi.akr urdrt•h, The Mee. ttuy, of town. wee :urtuittrd fo
-+a'-'udri--- chock i. tilled-- which he hospital this week. elle is
rrpurt-
at�•
liulrMen are
,sa 111,.1 one hunJr,•tlSatintir'. re- Thue.Ipleuckgin health. -
st •. the well-known
lit�bileii l^,t s etomiug hi well I army veteran; is a p:rti,i•nt at the hor-
1s ilii prtypt•rts are good ter the peal and is t•',{tit•led Lo !te doing well.
that p An '',operation w•w: pertormed on a
uatient from Attlee it ou , \lunday ut
ger Laundry Changes Hands. this week, which promisee ee 1w'len-
ie el ' rsullb.
h 1
1 Ilttts
• .rl the
l
;0(iet rflcla
oJl [11I tltt�.,iidtiete,d by I)• It• Dogs Must Still Be Muzzled. •
,„,,,II y,ut dot . _t. wt, d.,y.gtyj R
i1, 'I"lralher4 rho e. 1Hieuet' a re ae. I e n No 144
i- the new pruprirp,rr en twin, 1
,.Dina here fru,ti reported by [lir &tilhorittrs at Ottawa
to he 141111011 stamped out, but the reg-
ulations reitutring the muzzling of
dogs are still in flier mud umnuzzled
canine. • are still iu danger of
destruction. On fiatut4lav evening
Chief Pustlethweite shut one just' u
the Square, and the same rfruiva Mir.
\\'arreu. of Detroit. who is'a visitor at
Mrs. George Coxa; watt bitten un the
ankle by -w tatrrler, inflicting a nasty
flesh wound. 1'he animal""was killed
and its head sent *way on Monday to
'Daewoo) to he stemmed, but uta late
hour this afterneen iio •report had
been meeked. It ii not expected that
the report will Drove unfavorable, as
the°dug did not show any symptoms of
ie•ing afflicted with rubies.
Hareor Notes.
The .tre'uer Ketuinistiqui a is ex-
pected ..arty next week with a full
cargo) ,d grain for the eleyatnr. [Her
c,i nartty-ivleftws*ieretirhrrsf . recd. '
The p::ckage freighter• ;11idlanti
queen e: to *rive- thin afternoon.
There e. ,I�tite •a large ttwount of
freight ea:utiug het t rrivel.te be .enc
up the Iakte. 4
Thr.t.,•auler Scottish Hero arrived
iii poi[ last Sfitilydity and unloaded
a1isloo iou1hel,., ( wheal alit Hix at the
H tial -Bates.
,n4.141r1• -one
Asir and the other hailing Ieuru
,route. 'Ilt. Ito -e. who has totem
unite
iu
.Istule'y Intoneps ter the pest
ti you., will t eer u well•earued rest
err decudtug x• to his future bu.i-
chop Fallon Did Not Come.
I'he tod,sfic;►tipti Nerve es of cr.
tet- hutch. which w
he held
1 Bishop Fallon, [did uottad to tt ktc
age tete Hithap wee meow t„ be
le. 11 4• u„t known *t. yet what
but it
le he w111 he able ti, e i
'y pro,-el,I be sow a( wll►.0 beet ew-
1. The •ititeriur . churehe
itch has l.reII rr•-.Ir,-orateda,ine the
cent fit •• pre -ruts nn itnl(,11It 1 -
,u un'•
rash of Miss Eva Turnbull.) bleed.
1•tdrtt n'p*"t'-atill be fritY
of Ieet'ling of the de:i(li -if
,nh Eva ,\ Turnbull, Pets -Mt.
ou Tues-
Hansen lte 1
\' „oto to 'I'be'SignaL•ft•ow her
a1'. 4
nNltri, 11
E. Turnbull, f [)euott.
,altitltir the Imfor , and hint- death waw
;eget is tete (let h
urrntirel • lo) shock hem en open -
inn. Mi. -.Turnbull was Single' rt1 •.n
I,r 10.11 -tiff as a eomplritot• a few elr%ale. aril lett 2- tole bushels of
u•ked u, a wheat et the iiia \till She chewed on
THF SION'AI, (AThE LICA '•T UR)
•
Sunset last night. The Mayor reports pulite/ tl a meat tWO months and the , a�
having had a splendid time, and expects. Iwoult 11114 been tonal **tiptoe.: or y. M,,
greet thing', to be dune at t,odrt•ich I Joleston hies nrr4plled for 1)*t•ut- ie ',
hat.iar within a cotnl'-natively bbert Cattail' and the 1. cited plater.
over. He -ay• the bauiuet was a sec• I The crew of the Midnight. train nt;
etas in every Way *ltd the *peaking ` the 11. T. H. had a specie! Inn tut
ter .,i,,., a t�i• t.werage. Ile we. 'tee night last week' tt'iya 1w►sseugel s 1'
emetine a seat at thegttr,th'14(111 11uug l:oderic•h awaited the netiv.i •'of 1114'
with Mr. \\'..1. hell, the )resident of Irgular freta ut H
the finely') Hoard of Trade, and they
were beth u.il&d ou for a few remarks.
Mr. Mudd rt .Iles that the foundations
are home laid at G4(t'rieit fol• an-
othri tuba Leger gt:,iu eke:[ e• - Chan
they haul• at pee.eut, and If the int-
pruy,•lueute to the h:uhot• are cent -
',trete as promi,wd by Hoti. Wm.
Pug.ley, 'tTiuintel •of Public Work••.
there will for several wore of thew
built. It is proposed to 10 deepen the
e vessel
will
hat bot thgt th • lutgra sal.
be . 1,• to et in and ,tut of (.oderieh
hat i n wi uu a
taw. A!I these iutlueyeutente to the
fatilitie. at lioderich will. 1 comer
help Guelph, for the more grain that
ea handled there the mere trains will
pace over the Guelph Junction Rail-
way, and be be of much Ileneflt to the
The ActingMayor was much
pleaded with his visit, endis
famlllar than ever with the conditions
of ttit de in the country.
Guelph Herald 'August 13) : Mr.
\\'..1. Bell. pl•esident of the Guelph
Board of Trade, hake returned 'from
a *hurt vacation spent at ,Gode-
r'irlf.. To a 'Herald roan this meriting
hones 1)teees"•d his conviction that there
Welt hig things in ,torr lot the -de.
velopmeta of (roderic•b a* a shipping'
point. Front a private c-onversation
with the ('abinet•Me:esters who were
in (:0(141 ich thi, week he is satisfied
Drat Holl. Ml. Purley will seek• to
tarry out the plans ou Hee, for the
drvetopement of the harbor ficilitiest,
These Interne a tosr ft: additio., to he
neethwest breakwater and a l.5t111 ft.
extension ot the "southwest one. In
Mr. Hell', opinion these are'urgei'n)`
needed. not alone tor the convenience
ot shippers. but as. well to &meet fn
lusting, the harlarene of refuge. In
case .1 a .eyrre storm vessels are now
afraid to put in'aud titeenly bate place
iw to cross over to the Arneries.n side.
. Mr. Bell wa. treat• the -Gip of the
new grain elevator. and' thinks it a
splendid pi.•ct. of worj tuanship, with
e(':ucely any vihratiuu. notwithstand-
ing it* height., As president of the
Guelph Board of Trade. Mr. Bell was
interested in Deno sign, id the de.
vsloptuent of Geed Heb.' in which
Guelph. with it- 1., .1. R., is naturally
concern,•d.
A third , main . elevator.. this one
with two million-husbels catarity. is
to by er.•c'teal,.,aecerding til a rutltor.
Outside capitalist- have their. eyes on
a rite. it. to rotated. end sotuethieg de
finite will iw heard-hottly. The pro-
je".t wee mehtioneti by J.- W. Moyes,
-ofwho i- uttdento ad to he in.
;orrespohdence with the parties in
tereeted. One now elevator i• under
construed, •n at percent.
olmerville, 1,111 their
weir Was almost ill Vain. a* _the •'
men failed to see the signal, to
The long -distant... telephone l
Me. ;gilt into too lulls. the
travellers were to wed inte'et4Wll •out
1:311 a.m.
The (oderich (h gen Co. has gone to
some teeth', iI Ie and rxpeule in beautify -
ine the factory ,.urretmctintrs with
)lit 11* told vines, and the result 11:41,
hewn the atileeet, of many compliment -
at
'
au rrularkr by ytlit m t1 the
t. 411* errotted • at reuse person
or lel son• pe to
tL• en, have so lit[ a ci)n,ulei:trien for
such things as to tear •loW1i .ou1e of
the vines. If this is .he work of a
child. he should Dome under the hand
of parental admenitlnn : if an eider
person is responsible. he should be
if
city. CIl wore &shame+' of himself. It is to be hope
that no further notice ..f the matter
will he necessary.
.CHURCH NOTES.
.Ree. A. B. Meldrum. Da D.. " 01
Cleveland. will conduct service% next
S:,bbath in Knox church.
A joint picnic of the adult Bible
Mewl and the \Vomen's Missionary So.
dirty of North street Methodist
church w,. held yesterday at Black''*
Poiut.
The regular meeting of the lt►.i:e-'
Eureka Bible class of •Victoria •etteet
elethodiet churcl•will be held oxo Mon-
day evening. Aug.\ret • 'Ems. et
u', lock, hi the church parlor.
-Nest Sunday ', rooming-a,ba-subject
(.1 Dr. Dougal'sermon .at North
rt••ret Metholiat church will be •Thr
'iywpathy of Je1u1." in the evening,
F.1,6'16441 will be •Goth Gentlemen.
Courteous u.uers. (toed mesio.
In view of the non-aeeeptanve 4,f the
call extended by the congregation 'of
Inch to Rev. P. le Sinclair.
tspt)rch. Toronto. it wa- de-
.ngregationel',wreting of
last 'tight L0 arrange for
tatter ministers before
made.
1'11 1•104t. Avuu.'r 1,1, 1010 ; d
If );.0 aecd,hocs C
/' M- 1.
can save s o m e ' STORE
alone% here. DEPARTMENTAL:
,•a r• :,R' and L4trrrl) w' marital Moudny: with the r••w:endrr of Ger
n•afrr;,,rt
in. )ri.I1. Theecargo for feint 1•awwrd.
el; lei iJ•..it
l►rtt•oit• Cep!. A. L:,w•,uott's :ailing y 'chit, the
,apt ndry's Condition. North i'wr, artiveil kick on Thursday
Lei eel. 1 h doctut'n in attegdauc" isetfrout its armee" cruise lip the lake.
to, pt. \\'. N. (sundry f 1 it Toby' -ay war the .1 northerly..
ry ;.,amputate the leg which point t.mehtd this ,s ear. ['apt. Law•
n gtyiug him so intiehif °rouse' Nem, Capt. -Donley and Jc lin Laweou.
.,pwlwtin„ war 1 who made the trip, repart h:iconk' had
M th err. -The condition of the set ex49.-ik nt liner.
et has have improved very newIs Bowling Tournament Concluded.
ublr it the dihra-rd lin.b date,
pts a ebl Thr bowl tug touruamrnt on the \Vest
1t1'ret graell mat' concluded on leriJny.
The roe -elation tuatch• was won by
I). Hnlm,•t rink front \Vinghiim. with
i:eurtire',t.canton. rink to -cowl,.
The 11n,,1 game in the doubles way 14e -
a
the ('a
L hon a
141,4 111.1 its, and
„ 1ir1.11 "•IN_nlallr. ' ha
asti.•u-h tot -net a Hitt
•b.-' will be pde,asr,1 t0 .Ir
'.1..1111 his wrel ei•e:quite
Machelt Scores over 'Clinton.
nettles h..sebal l • teem once-. ore
fast
b:: g4 • at \ilitchell4w with thenen i
tiling111 R:
cl th•J loan on Monday' ha,t, they
wrrr Beaten ho the score of 11-9.
Paikrt. in the 1Nu for Mitch 11. did
mold work for Doer innings. especially
in the • aeamd, when he struck out
three men in huc'•rs.ton. Aftrt that
b.w.- kenad and McIntyre took his
puce and pitched the remainder of
the tti,4.r in good If y le. 9',.-kes . the
Linton pitcher, `wit. row)• for the
Mitchell hugs. 1, totnt of fifteen hits.
IDtuding Otter triplee and rea•et•el
t*,.-l.►gIjPT ,-Iwing secured by theist.
The Robert Park Memorial Medal.
'Idhoed wheti a
struck t.' . His
r military 01491) of
ivied welting
e patient. -
II that the
tenable.
x -
The que•tien :t. to who should re -
lees the Relent Lark memorial
modal, offered for emnewlitiun oolong
enhance rendidate.. wag rrfened Lu
\'ictal Lauriston. of Chatham. the
depot of the medal, for adjudlcittion
saki after emend consideration be de-
cided that Agnew Mat Donald waw en -
wed t.. the medal. He expressed.
warm .gq•frrintiun of the excellent
wok dmie ey Mamie DoWn, who ob.
tend -,rend place. and the work of
Wilfrid !Jamey,. wpO passed the en -
t1.01.5 .•uttninst ion from the junior
1w1111 chew., elm, eves eunsidetel par-
ticularly worthy of mention.
tweet) J. H. Tigert s:,.1 Roht. Mel.rao.
of God, ich. and J. Taylor and \V. H.
Ts) les, of Clinein. The Goderich teen
t•.uk fit.t piece. lo) the singles \V. B.
Taylor. of Clinton. too& fine. and D.
('. ' Roe••. of lirrewels. scene. The
final Ic.nw wes taken by Toclur by
(atilt. Mr. R.N.s tui, ing left for
ho e. •
Th re -arrangement of the ground'
give,. iter screatimod*hioo for a
totunun t than wen hereto fere
aveilal:r- Th now club house to v
decided imp
The meet -pm
t)i t'' 140 1411 4±!
of their rinks ter
appreciated by tit
instead of making u
crack rinks to rapture
.*went.
Iswanehipdibpleted by
in the a,rangrmPnt
e tournament Wap
visiting clubs.
two OT t 'tree
e prizes the
experience,' players -mei\distributrat
ala.nng Ilse new mike whir+ ompwtett.
In spite of chi-, two of the rincipal
prizes were . n;ltured hy local ri k•.
The 14. R. T. Co. - -
Pc.ttri•.- 1. repr.rte.l in the work of
tc'sitturtien of the telephone system
hi he nlw•t.1Led by the (ioderic•h Runt
Telephone Cu. Auburn is ..t present
the ;Irotre of ol.eratione. The line
perviously operated by the Bell Tele-
phone Co. Istween Auburn and Blyth
I!mow owned and controlled by the
I. IC T. Company, and some condec•
tion. have elready been made feint)
thin line. north of Auburn construc-
tion is proceeding aetivrly, the line
mending ., mile pr eo beyond the
Ne.ttield turner. The ecercit)' of
lahnr make• progress slow, but 'the
territory Is heingcovered as rapidly ..s
A Counterfeit. Alarm.
There was rnnsiderahle alarm about
town . this 'week on account of the
prevalence of twenty -live cent pieces
which were alleged to be counterfeit.
That he crown on what ie known as
aka of the .rciir urnf,rence
the cr a on the sovereigti s head.
and t e fait that the coins looked
new; helped along , he counterfeit
keen. The refattve poettkrm of
efownsimitered tie is pec -Mise to -Hie
entire 'true of the -pew (tanadiau
mint. \Vith the silver' minted in
Britain, that in the older coins. the
en.wn on the• tail side is next the
reverse point of the circumference.
The Methodist General Conferen
'I'hr(it•ner,tll'nuferenneotthe Meth'
41.4 deem hh*scenlrnenced its quadren-
nial Irlertitl¢ et Vietnrie. B. C. Among
the matters of inr)sit toner upon which
action 1. to 1w taken by the---Cohfer-
rncr ie the elect but of I he genet al
officers of the ehut4h. There hole
been same speculerinn as 10 whether
Rev. Or. Carman *Mete re-elected as
general
pastedhie eevrinty•nte Ven h anniver--
Paty. It is not unlikely that an &sole-
Cant may bre appointed to relieve him
of a portion of hie resp ensihtltties.
An ,ppointtnrr"t will hevetn he made
to the petition of general missionary
secretary to enecesMion to the late
Rev. tn. Suttee-len& The question the pressmen had a c
of church union will he up for
the. Intd thrhle1i t o eAugust
eetped 5 h I toe injury,
eratiun. and the questions f ogY- 1 P
nd'church discipline rained in connrc- rand Mr. Guest says hey are having a
tion with Rev. Oesrge .1*,•k•ou's posi-
tion in the church will,ttuloubt.•dl'.
be given an airing- Other questions
to be dineusard ate : The time limit of
the mini -try, ministetp siderite. re-
statement of rule1, the improvement
of the class meeting. consolidation of
The Christian Guardian and The
Wesleyan, the admineinn,nf women
the rof the church,
tion• toOenetal Conferences. r
Contracts for Aux Sauble-Bri
LOCAL TOPIC IN BRIEF.
1. thi. hot onotato for roe. It wont twat
Iota an4,the man of widom i• looking ahead
ai ord as
dering He
ad ttt*l- , h• t roost.:.
perfeccast-at1 ., right
price 1
A good many people thought yes-
terdey" 'Wednesday) was the hottest
Mkt of the season.
Attrill-, Point ha. developed into a
very popular camping ground. several
-parties from town having pitched their
tents civet there.
The first loads of wheat an of bar-
ley received at A. J. Cooper's ware-
house were ihrooght in this week. by
John Newcombe. ,,,f tiodericb' town-
ship. The grain is considered a fair
Yuppie.
Knox c
et ('beets
ceded at a
Knee chute
tt.e hearing
anther call i
Mrs. Arthur Clement, of Orel .Park.
Toronto, wbo sang an delightfully Ivo
Sunday evening et North .freer.
Methodist church. will slog thele
vein nexteSundlcy moraine.. _Io) the
evening Miss Ma'1 l kCanter. f T
•\root°. will sing.: Milk, Carter ascr
het of repute. Hiving such bingers as.
the., with Ili for a time is one of the
prl' lieges Comae' ich eo jobs as a tourist
t0 *•E'._.. --. ..- .
The evening envier at North -trent
Methodiet church last Sunday was ut a
�epeclal character. i'hete w is :a song
motion and the audience w:o.delighted
by a well•rendeted solo le Mut. Arthur
Clement. of Toronto. instead e( :1
set mon Dr. Dougall evoke art the life
of Fanny Crosby and reht.d how
"each verse of the hymn."just as I all►,"
cause to 1w written The die...•utwe
was a mist interesting One.
'ewe able sermons were delivered in
Kn••x church Islet Sundae Thr pul-
tit waft (wet ted in the w,tnine try
ilea v \l• . (wetted
This 'store closes
at 5 30 p m• in
August as in July.
except Saturday‘.
No half holidays.
R SOME
SPECIALS.-
NOW F
line. hundred and fifty ladies' white
NV:Lists, matte from- fine materials,
clearing- in three Tots - 55C, 98C,
51.39.
• Flowers
Flowers, clearing each, 0111)
Shoes Men's Shirts
IOc
Extra, %aluc ip Shoes the \«'k Fifty, men's Work Shirts, all sizes,
"Clearing s+enty pairs ladle. p
f 9Oc to start, while . they gist, 29c
Oxfords at
each ....... ......_:......_.... .
Ten 'pairs white cansas lex-
29c . � Men's Trousers
fords at .. -..
- Our st2i.k in the Shoe department Tli i t -lour pairs men's •I'rous- 93c
now campletc.
Chu. A. Wells. Hayfield road. bat,
had considerable ,been -s in the culti-
yetion of gladiolus flow seed. By
hridizing he has produced r- num-
of beautiful llecimene, of good
n colo'.
Patterson. :i young lad of
• was sentenced by .ledge
week to twenty-four hours
eu lashes. fora serious
4414*
Pe
\Wroxet
Doyle las
in jail an
offence eget et a little ¢irk. The
.fudge hopes t t the etiministration
of the leen will '0145 a deterrent to
similar crimen.
H. R. Guest, forme y of G..iericb,
who is with the Lauri,,• 1•trty in the
Weld as the reptrsentsti of The To-
ronto News, writes The • nal that
in the
nate'y
McMillen -Vivian.
A very quiet but {demount evewas
celebrated early- yesterday ' ening,
when Miss Wilhelmina Latah" Vhian.
daughter of Mn. Vivian. West street.
became the bride of 4*rrdenon McMil-
lan• The ceremony was performed at
B eel°,k in 4t. Geor 's church, which
watt tastefully d rated with golden
glow Mr the occ ion. Rev. M. Turn-
bull perform the ceremony. The
Wide weed ' ewe bt wvelliese-volt
M olive ren and was given away
be hey, brother -in -haw, Frank It
Liman; of Kalamazoo, Mich., while A.
I,l,eMime played the wedding
>"•th. Only the immediate relatives
were Prt'sent. Following the tieing of
tot' nuptial knot, the happy enuple left
on the 7 o'clock C. P. R. train for a I
wedding trip to Torrmtn and other
Pointe. The wedding presents received
Were useful and valuable and he-
ipoke the popularity of the bride.
the bride's many friends in town will
min in extending to Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
Millan beet wishes for a happv future.
c
e. '
A joint Meeting of com • tree of the
Middlesex. Lambton tut H croft
•a was 1) din the coact
muse, o e -*ffftitittlf-
-
11th inst.. for the timbre of arranging
for the constru on of a bridge over
the Aux o *three , at the point olf
counties. Those
;e. ton o
p sent ittdtltesex were D. S•
Camp • I. Warden ; John McFarlane,
Reev of Nissouri, and Chase Talbot.
ty engineer; from L.*nlhtand
► ate McLean, Reeve of Forest.
H. A. Speerman, Reeve of Hoeanquet •
from Huron : Dr. Irwin. Warden: M.
Geiger. Reeve of Hensen, chairman of
the road and bridge committee of
of
Huron county : H. H. Hill. Ree
Huilett: R. McKay, Reeve of Tucker -
smith ; S. Medd, Reeve of West
\Vaw&nnsh ; N. A. Taylor, Roe
ve Morrie. and t). Patterson. county en-
gineer. it wee decided that tach of
the three counties bear e equal are
tenders
in the cost of the bridge, d\ytether.
were. uJ,e ted ►m lure.-st 1tL
K
MI, and the Hamilton Bridge Co.,
o
the superstructure. et $1,11)46.
f4weitser of Stephen was appointed
inspector. or, if he does not act, Reeve
Speerman of -Bossu net. The engin•
•'ddlesex and Huron and the
fine time.
An Baste
bloomed -
spring.
Augu
lily which. braving
its
pr mei time in the
s hloesomed forth 1Kain in
4. is s floral curiosity in the
p(r44,resriun of Mrs. Wilmer Smith. As
ee rule the Easter' lily blooms only
once. and ft one to he in Hower twice
in one season is an almost unheard-of
tbing, no florists say.
Mrs. Robert Kerr. of C•4gsw.41. N.D.,
writing to renew her stance iptiun to
The Signal, says : ••We alway k wait for
Monday morning to get your' paper:
don't knnW what we wettld beer done
as..it is. like a letter eget y-
Wtejt•"-T"Mr,. Kerr add, -
West is all tight. but for climate
Ontario suite rue test."
' .)+ubart. B. A.. '.4 Lis-
t.,wrl, wbo epotre with witch accep-
tan.e. In the evening -tbe congrega-
tio.l had the plea -nee of hearing Rev.
Dr.. Meldrum. of l'leveland, who is
almas a special termite with the
pe..l'le of Antra church. and, indewt.
woh the townspeoplegenerally. At Old Orchard l'ottage: Mise
Although the flatlet. of his appearance inn Helen Uoll, Kenton. Ohio : Miss Mt
was short, a arra Iarg- cnngr• vitrile Morde•atte oiid,,Cleveli od : Mr's. an
w.t-. ptetwot, 110a' the teren1 s
poi mo%lit4 - ogre*nee corn' Miss e [,rung. Toronto: Rev. D. W.
mauled the deepest attention. lute, and Mrs. Urquhart, Listowel : Mr. and
erg in the set vire was entranced by tie. 'Mn, Hibbard,' Afit.e `Jl. If. Hibhnr d.
ap,••-*rincr ut the choir tor the tint
Mre. Thompr..o. Mn. Murphy and
time in black ¢nwhs. The uniform garb I Miss (:race Howell. rill of Detroit.
seemal very fitting to the place of wore At Menesetung Park.
ship. and the change appears to meet The following have registered at
wets approval among the rocs her esetun Part : Mr and Alis W K
titin. It will not lw out pl place were Men B
M ,.mark upon .the the
shoirind .wu'k r Farrand. Detroit: Thos. Montgomery.
vent :h ?f r. Hunter. the choirwaytrr, is (leo'-ge Young, Niagara Falls ;
Miss
'themeThe memtetahip of the Choir AMcDonald, Detroit : (4eorge
he• been increased to nearly fort). I Smith. \cDonar: Mese E Jt
awl well -directed training is showing Smith.
: Mr and Mr. H K I Elliott,Entine,
wood results. At the evening service Mn S Ehetline. Detroit ; Mr .end Mrs
4 da F. T. Egener. of Brantford. Avera Casey ands ,rbildren, Regina ;
on . un y Toronto;
i
s fernier gave
member cit Knox church Mr and elle Aspden and son. T
choir, gave an • excellent solo rrrdrr- Mn F 5 B,ournes, Seattle: Conrad J
irk of the hymn "Abide with Me." 1 Henze. Detroit : Nine wit ' 1% Anthony
The last tw Sundays t he pul pit of the and Miss Lulu M Anthony; Wvan-
ita:ltist Churcu has been filled by Mt. ' dotte. Mich.: Mrs K M Gardner, New
E. 'est Farmer. B..A . of Toronto. I Yorlc.-
Ott Sundry morning 'eel Mr. Ferner News from Attrell's Point.
directed the attention.of his congrega- lypr. and Mrs. H. O. Sturdy, Mise
ti••n to 0 suhj,'ct that ie not enter -,'.aura and Master Burton are camp-
qqurotlt mentioned in the pulpit tl, • it1g at Qat point for two suruwrr•
deplorable condition of *octet) 0,a ant) Mn. If. he tri ns and Miss
ttp:4rk,'d by the esietenee aide by ,tier Mary. of town. and, the elisses Seulte.
of extreme poa-erty and extreme , of \Vinnipeg, :.re.. camping at cola,
Rompers -
L
Child's
Rompers, clearing{ 9c ive cases choice Lemons, -an Inti
rise.. � Saturday, per dozef
P 20c
. Pillow Covers only
Three dozen white Pillow- % Sweet Valencia Oranges, per2 5 C
Ir Covers, clearing each IVC tlt,ietr
Millinery
A nice s,h \t ng left yet of Summer
Millinery. .all clearing now at almost
.IL.r; own price.
,tearing, per pair...
Lem -ons T
11
Sugar
Redpath's Sugar, in sec k,, 1x•,1
quality. Special cash 5.25
•k..._..-_
sat
• ue at
vel per,
Farm Produce Prices are a Little Firmer Zoe
n.)w for. choice Rutter in -crocks or tubs, per pound..
'We are offering
•
dozen..-.
Fresh Eggs, per18c _ _
_ .- ...
Spring Chickens_ wanted, per pound -_.. . _.. .. . . • 140
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TelE SUMMER RESORTS.
Old Orchard Cottage.
The golden rod window at \Vilm e
Smith's. Art Wore. Etat street, le 1•
pretty t•ntnpliment to our United
Stater visitors, who look upon the
golden rod :,s their motional floral
emblem 'nue)) 1.4 we regard the Walde
ledss tbe Canadian emblem. 711*
golden Tod is very tastefully arranged
with pictures and' picture -trainee.
white and gold tieing the cbief colors
throughout
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Rea. Dr. Meldr , o' Cleveland.'IHigh Finance.
entertained a party at the Poi ' "Wh:at are you doing, hale bay 1
Th t a*ked the curious stranger as he
passed the suburban garden.
"i'm catching potato bugs," re-
sponded the yomgeter with the paper
lax. "Pe gives mea penny 41 dozen
for all I catch."
"Ah, and yob are ' too tender-
hearted to kill them. What" are -you-
going to do with them 1"
-Give them to Billy Jones next door
the lendin '> to sell to his la." •
to his credit. The ether members of And what. will he do with thein
the part) were forced to content them -
after his pe has seen and paid for
selves with the relating of catcbes omto them Y"
at
former occasions •i ••011. he'll Nlip thew back to e and
At Hotel Sunset. i I'll sell them to my pa tomorrow."
Mondaya rip was made front
town in two autos.
The gentle art of angling is such a
favorite sport with the guests at Point
Farm that a party of fourteen hied
away nn Wednesday to •• greener pas-
tures." The Black Hole, near Hen -
miller. was the spot selected. Mr.
Dohruian proved his ability as a
champion en.narer of the tinnytritw,
h I d f five bass being placed
riches -with the difference that.. ill- Hollow for the Bummer.
stead of leaving it to be cuneidered a Mr.Hollow
and the. Shipman; and Master
a 'sortDivine
of nattiest u. he ,to ore . Harry ate still occupying their camp•
that
wapenaa11%tt he eutl eand; Dr. Miahee and R. E. L. Fletcher are
that it was a matter of catlwaa &t 11 still at Cerra Roost..
effect and that the remedy Skip ver Walton and party visited
hand.Thoughlittle
he 4,44.tetiithat Com- 1 Beyfleld in he launch Dorotb)" one
partitively little of ,r'e'al ne. ualita".
y I ( day 'his week.
• Gudrrich; he ave
facts &n At -Painvirsrat..
The following are registered at Hotel
Sunset : John McLaren, Hamilton ;
Miss A M Brown, Tiverton ; John 1 A
Hunt, London ; W 0 Barley, Hamil-
ton ; D E Rudd. Guelph ; J G Deigh-
ton, Niagara Falls: Mr and Mrs H H
Langton, John Langton, Mea H M
Hill, Mies F Daltoin, an of Toronto ;
Mrs J S Robertson, 4t. Thomas ; 4 B
Hedges. Arlington. N. H. ; elite
Hedger., Circleville. U. ; Mrs E J Mona-
han. Detroit; MisePt Ada and Eleanor
Salhotte, Ecorse ; J 0 1)iokiuson, De-
troit ; J H Baird, Toronto ; Mr and
Mrs J 14 Moore, Mies Mabel Donovan,
banning. Mich.: Mr, and Mee \V 1.
Carpenter, Miss Lela Carplenter, Rolls
L Carpenter. Detroit ; Fred Davis,
I.nnsing, Mich..; Mrs George Plan -
melon. Chicago; Mrs R 13 Hodge,
Chicago ; Mise Rutherford. Toronto
Car-
ter,
H twonto ; 0 Cincinnati
Millar, \1L.ondon ;
ter, 'Cotonto ;
Mr and Mn P M Millman and chit-
dren, London ; W L Hunter, Kalama-
zoo. Mich. ; Mrs Harding, Detroit,
Mich. ; Mies °Weirs')}, Detroit; Mrs J
A Stay, Mies UelleMayy, Detroit; John
Curry. Mfr and Mee John 13 t3eiydtPr`l d
Rochford, all of Windsor; Mr and
Mrs R J Bulkley, Cleveland, O. ; Aries
Pow, Helena, Mont.; Francis W •
Mur-
phy. Miss A McWilliams, Detroit.
A number ot the guests at Hotel
Sunset accepted yesterday afternoon
an invitation extended hy Geo. Leith-
waite, of Maple Leaf Farm on tbe
11 lit rood, to inspect the.lersey herd
whi^h supplies the hotel with cream.
(iundry's bye was chartered to con-
vey the party to and 'from the farm
and a picnic was held there which was
much enjoyed by a11.
There still he a hig hay -ride party
'this evening. A number of the guests
ha♦'�ignified their intention of join-
ing in ` a tun.
\n event: which created much inter -
51.1 and amu ternent Was a "shadow
dance" held at the '-Hotel Sunset o0
Ttim'edsy *venin* About Caren•
five young men and wonted -took part,
all dressed in white cotton sheet* and
pillowcase. and disguised by ma'`
Before the second ia.t dance of the;
evening the mealy' were removed. A
great number of spectators witnessed
the dance.
'the weekly dance at Hotel 4uns.•t
next Friday evening will be in charge
of the Menesetung Canoe C1oh ex
usual. Admissioh by invitation only,
Hamilton merchants ate being hit
hard hy the craze ot the citizens to go
to Toronto department*l stores to
buy goods. One Hamilton merchant
has tried to put a stop to that by guar-
anteeing d tdays
of at 1making t a purchase. pro-
ducesday
duces evidence that the same clan, of
«o oda u ■ulg t�pvwbere *lee for less
money the difference
have to In pita.ubt thatthe
refunded•
merch&nte of other towns o could offer
er ut
a similar guarantee
losing a cent by it.-Orillia Packet.
TM' automatic light switchiis *nit^•
-
eel's
chairman of the 1.ambton Committee I minus Invention ot (HeOtge
are to be iat. the commence• ! g
Ston. the tendon O It is an ar-
rangement of the driving of plies. of two clock., the 'thermst
11 h are &d.eleted to
l
eihle )slily it was i other PP acre• a following hive regieteted et the
United
in theles de ten
In the Th
(-oiled Stater. he said,, ten million 1 Point
;a,4u during thew eek Mies
n nut of eightyrillin in a atMisses
want. In New Yoff City in, eqr Adams an Janes, Detroit : elite A I.
fourteen per cont.
oronto :
of the people 1 a at ndl' IMr a Andrewl\lrldtvn4 Rev Cleve -
evicted
le e-
o te-seventh of the population) we Mr. .1 14 Moons, Lane -
their
• Mr and
theired from their homes owing to I land,: h.: Mise Mabel. Donovan. New
their inability to pay tbe rent. In � H l urkne and Charles
the mew city ten ler rent. of the bur-
York:
ht's were at pllhlIc expense. Along
Avid' these were flautitiug :and ine0-
lent riches. or weal h so immense as
le * burden to its p•,.eess.4: •
prayer, "Give me 'Attire poverty} nor
f fiches,' had not heeu auswere.d ; in-
deed, in the nineteen renturies of
1'ht ieterldom conditions in this respect
had grown much worse. The in.idi-
ens sin of CAVPtOUbnenw Weal in part re-
eponsible : but enure- .o Waw the art -
tem which allowed some men to hold
the land to work on : which produced
on the one side unrmplevment and its
attendant want. and on the ether aide
gave the opportunity, through the
ownership of land, of securing riches
without work. The law, he declared,
should allow no man to hold a foot of
land unused while other )nen needed
it, and the great, problem of the
twentieth century wnhid he to deal
ing.
Cortins. Ru• Oak, Mich. ; Mr and
Mrs W L Car ter. Mise Lela Car-
penter. Ru4I,t L (itch„ter. Fred
Hex,
ell of Lansing. -
ter. Chicago.
The (ioderi.h branch of the \Vtexten s
institute held their annual picnieeet,
Point F*rm on Titerklay, afternoon.
About foaty thlenlbeis were present.
Tea wee served to th5 gathering and
a nio.t delightfnl time wee silent.
A jolly crowd. nuutbetifig about Kt -
drove over front Meneeetung
m on
had
tee et the Point Farm. The trip was
me ie in h w wagon 8,141 the experi-
ence i was very mtteh et4 joyed Y
A .hurt informel dance w.es engaged
in }'..fort •he return trip was nla.le.
A bridge and flee hundred `Natty
was giver by the gaents of the Point
Fn.m nn• evening Ivo week. Mre.W•
Boli. of Guelph, was the winner of the
bridge prize end Mete Margaret An•
thnrv. of Detroit. won the five hun-
dred prize.
Guelph's weir
Guelph Herald returned
1i1:. Acting weight,' wbirh then on the electro
ion
from Goderich, where he went to at- I to which the elevens are set. Thr apo 'limo we neither poverty nor riches,'
Mayor Rudd rehtrned this morning , lights and then them oft at any time i with
ot hChlw ,qin wtetrd. , that the prover,
tend the banquet held at the Hotel 1 piratus has had a very thorough test g
h' Interest.
There'. no o,,mfort to a -token where
Hine are buzzing around. Keep your
hone free from Hits. E. R. Wloes,
druggist. sella sticky Hy paper and Wil-
son's
il-
son s Hy pads.
CUT PRICES
TFtR w• ,IC 0)
Summer Garments
- marked to clear out et gre.40
reduced prices. This gives you •4
great opportunity to save mune.,.
Come ;end look through.
a
WASH DRESSES,
WBITEWEAR,
WAISTS, SKIRTS.
A great variety of choice, 11149)41(1
ing the newe*t styles of the
season.
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TrxNOTTINGHAM LACE
CURTAINS
New diieigne. Are ofee you
many bargains in excellent grade
Nottingham Curtains at. t, less
than wholesale prices
I --yard longCurtain. at....Oa
e3 -yard Tong:Curtains at ksc
31 -yard long Curtains at 8Ac
31 -yard long Curtains at -. ..$1.110
31 -yard long Curte'ne at.. 11.10
:311 -yard long Cln•tains at... -$1.50
:111 -yard long Curtitine at.. .$1.9ir
3l -yard long Curtains at..- $2.50
2I -yard long Curtains at :;i, and
Nie per pair.
'John Stead
1•stlits Weer, furs, (lhin•a, etc.
llwnsilton atroot.
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