The Signal, 1914-6-25, Page 4T.°saDAT. JOHN IRs 1r1' VOTE FOR ANDERSON IN NORTH HURON; PKOUDFO(YT IN (`ENTRE HURON, AND ZELLER IN SOUTH HURON.
Tennis Shoes
Fleet Foot Tennis
and Bowling Shoes
give satisfactory
style and service.
Such qualities are
Iso shown in the
latest Oxfords and
Pumps. Call in and
select yours at
J. N. McClinton's
GREAT LAKES NkVI(iATLON
S.same.•• will leave fort \irN'i•nll' Mot.
days, T'.,ray•, wed enact l'hnrdey
♦ n' .3.t..1.1.0 • m 4le.u..ruuaIf...WI .g
Marina. l.w •
SAULT t(Tk. MARIE. PORT ARIJII'I:
and VIPBT t.I1.Ll.,M
The Strs,nir \r nb i'w, -w floe trim Pei •
Meet, ell Wieni ••flay-. 11.1 .•..1 ar (two,
vnmd,, Iravii,g ;bat t, .10 1" 3" 1,1e.
dal.
STEAMSHIP EXPRES'i
Wal(rare1 1 ui,t 0 111. nn +loner
day.. /caking diced r,, .nartiw..; silk ...team
e.. at Port Mr\tcolt.•
Tit -Wit.•1'ERN 1'A\ATA I1 t'/►lrf.
Poltl' 11.1 r„t\.1o1.\\ 1..%1.1 I
Particular. ro irtl.,K ItAl1.nr ,a I. t\'
ttckst.f,orn 304. (1111. r.P.R. Aar
seine. M. MURPHY. ft.P..A.. (At 1..
Toronto.
The Artof
Keeping i n Cool
When Old Sol
blazes away- you
want to lay aside
every ounce of
heavy garments
and dress in one of
our feather weight
suits. There is no
necessity for any
man to swealter
when he can get a
light weight suit so
cheap. Prices $lo.0o,,
$12.00 and $15.00.
Hot Weather Haber -
dashing for men
Combination Underwear
$1.00 and $1.50
Shirts with separate col-
lars, 75c to $2.00.
Wash Neckwear, 25c.
Silk Lisle Hose, 25c.
Silk Hose, 50c to 75c.
Straw Hats. 50c to $3.00.
Panama Hats $4.00fo
$10.00.
Walter C. Piidham
'wdkb Century Clothing"
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
Dominion Day Fares
Between all .talon. In 1'•MIt �ea.l M fort
Art bur anti to Detroit and Pelt ItunM. MW,..
S affain.lttack link. \ssats Fall. .nd +e..
tsn.lon Bridge, N.V.
S ISULL FARC PARR and oN k THIRD
� fast metros am [teed go ns Jane JO Jars
r*larmng Jost. 1, Return Bm.l Jai.?
Homeseekers' Excursions
hound trip ticket. to poMMa In w Peers • sr.
via 'ia l'hamen,!.1. Pani. (h.lnlh .rt +arms
sad Northern \ovre.tlon leant...vs •n 1.N
sreh Tue.tais nnUl tertonr rah, testate. s4
eery len rare..
Ticket- sad infero,..ton at an lirswe Ti..
Thar, 1m1eia.
F F. LA w I;1 N( K t r1022, Few.
L
Renee yew meilfM men hy mein hie DIN M cIMM'
122 wow
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DUNGANNON tries were vet plemigeg mud contrite
Mr. Clarence Stone, of Darryl/ands, uted largely to the ween.s of the lec-
ture.
The Women's Missionary woi.ty Of
Whltecbu,, h I'.rahy(erwu church
beid r mutiny; beet week to appoint
officers moiler the new regime of the
*t.1ite y end (other bosinew. The 1?0,-
aiga Missionary eeciety and the Home
Mimi .nary r,ciety of the Presbytea-
ian chuich throu.hons the litul over
spent • few dsys with relatives hate.
Miss Jennie Soothers returned house
lest week fruw lhs titialfurd uurinal
scboal.
Several from here attended the an-
u ual picnic at Point Farm on Weidner -
day of tart week. •
Mr. and Mrs. U. U. Bickle. of Ilam-
Mon,visited relatives and frirmde err now sols .listed and
here fur a few days. 1K under on.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Mtulher, *n.t son, head. The society now elects work
Willie. inteuu Irpvn,g (on Wednesday under the new oys•rm with light
for a trip to the come. prnwpects for the future. The ofH•»1.s
Miss Laura Inns and Mess Emma HO" ts1 are : I'tasi.lrut. Mrs. J. Um
Sin out were Anwtlgrl the recto animist.* 1$rwart : oird-p'eaidrnt, Mi.s Kobina
U. Guelph wt '-atulday. firmly : 1..4.4i/ding and con r-Iwtnd-
Mr. 1V. Bovril her rr.wuel Id. ung sei:trtrt y, Mi... A. Eul'vwn :
duties at the Stirling Laos, after tlevasurrr, M1sr l':uult. 1)".vid.nn:
spending ht. vac .tion lit loot,. secre•eoy of liirnutmrr. Mrs O J.u,ie-
M.. Lintirld Andm'own rrtulur.l sun: . rsnger.eerr.ttory. M i... Cho is -
hoop lar, week from Suattoro, whore tin* Laidlaw.; commutes" to plan pro-
be c ,rupleted r •amuse in the. Centred grauo11r ho' 1hrtewaindrr of the year,
i, i.urr.. college. Mr-. Stewart, Niro. F. henry sod Mrs.
Mr. Pilate' 4,011 end daughter retort,- M• it se•
ed to their house 111 '1'otonto after WINOHAM
.pending a taw days at the hump of
Mrs..1. M. Rubes to. .lune hug-, wh:ch are very minim -
The funeral ut the late }It•.. John out, 0Ir ki , t1' have dratroyr.l
Hawlin, ut licdetlett, v'ho dint ii, 'pule a lot of -mall (i nit.. by rating
Loudon. took place 1'0111 ,Ile rrsidrm:e olf the h 0.40u•. .st night. Fruit 1 e'1..
of her meter, Mrs. J. M Math. to the were *Po .y...ti. I.ut 11 un: no goat.
Dungan,,,,,1 .: rluelrry 011 Weil ni..11ey The WO'..1' 111., in inn•.; a' 111'• week -
of last week. rust, cwu.iug a I.rge hula in the road -
ST. HELENS 1
Mrs. ('lark k apend't:g the week iu
trim:tertian.
Miss Peat' Wobiter is house from
Yocum° for her vacation.
Mr. 1'. B. Taylor expects to have hk
Inuit tatduK afoot h'uday.
Jlr. 1 lI'ne Fir.h, of 'Toronto "leaver
1117, vlattrd here last work.
1weutyniur pupda wrote het.• for
(holt entrance examination.
Mr.. U. McDonald, of 'lot•outo; is •t
present 01.111114 tons .40(00.. .
MIAs 1'. Itutherturd. ul KiuLnagh,
visited fatuous herr lstt week.
. Mr. 'Witt Itutherturd lett on- Tholes -
day for' Toronto with a carload ut
shot., and lauihr.
Mi. Johu'llww, of Tr...waser. w.,.
hei•eto.1.e 1,1■.1.000. Hire. K. Mctiutr.•,
whit is at present vet y low. No hope.
are Pintas tamed for bre t rcuves y
Mr. ('lark. is: Illy Upper Canada
Jidda amL:lady, grave his 1113111(IC lenlrrn
algws in •l bruit church un- Friday
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r1 n . The election U uf uti1.r
tw also
ion: place .t, follows I rr.t Irnr,
ltrv. 0.. 11. l4tbat daori ,.r. , , co).
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a1 ltuiiseel4.4*I ; I emotive,. Mr,- )t
lit
Muter..
• WHITECHURCH
Miss Liilisn Li•egwsti is aq.euding
aar
her vcwt. t the'' pareut.d bunts..
sr400s Is tont.
Mir Lesidel O'Callahan,• cot • \list
1Vawetau,h; la v1.i1 B04 aC .1,.• 10r1d ?lira.
It. C.trrict s ao.l Mrs. 1Vu,ficlu's . this
i Werk.
It. -v. AnnreW Hrnderw n, mf Kip -
rug. S.a•►atchrw.,u, ucctlillyd 111.- I.uf•
ion In Lite PI'e.Vy'I1, 11011. Cm on 9(440-
.lay (mu Kist 00 fluedis:•uurartua largo
cul ig 111(&11.04. 4
1;t.. U. Jaauiraon ,and little wn,
Dao 01, accuu.paord their uncle, Rea .
i Audrey/ Hruuessuio un A iew JAY,'
*'lel( to friend* tui: and around Trea-
water last week.
The Young Peo{ .Ir'r Literat y ' a •11.' '
frit
y
put pose bolding 10 big picui,. ,,.t lhr
toil, bridge ..at July :int. Thr Whole
eunlwutnay a.1' invoker W attend alw
e K 11, . tome Is primwr.rd.
1'41. Plebe) err Oslo liiuwer +Clued
upoOn at lioderich on the L'ltth inst.
* ill *0111 ti,uti, 00111 J111y- . 01. Mr.
Aiez. Henry a e • drlegetr flop the
1'Ouug P0.•ple'e su,}Irt) heir and Mo.,,
Maa.y lelgltrw, its delegate tl•.uu the
Lragsldr Young people'. .thirty,
I'i0 Klo. l.J t. 040110 or `..i.Uutuay rid
Sunnily have put A pleaa,ug 1,1A1110..
w ise u"l things generally around (Li.
*retitle, Alia www the face of all nodule
look.g.) in u* hist Adulnwl'nt, white •
the heart.. of the bustaan:inen are
wade glad aid they wear that matte
that doo''t c ' ' oft.
('apt. It. Cars c• and Mrs. Crrtick
rbjo rd an auto trip to I'oint..,Eat w
Iota \%'sslnoway Mat' where the cap;sin
via. due W take (tart 40, the rude aeon•
Ciattuu's tourhau,cut held there. that
May. 1'hry hada :*wilt ride anti a'
goal Uwe while 4t the .stun time the
captain carried off sumo of the prize
money.
Mr. John Camphill, our genetal
agent tut (many (teem' farm and housr-
IwW artklr.., said a very bendst•nr
41111 rpleudw orgi*u OK the Ikon mom
Organ Cue. rtlanufacture lo Mrs.
tieorge Barton, Jr., Tart wont. The
case Is of highly polished mahogany,
while the roue is one of th. culupeuy s
.highest standard in quality.
Mi. Davidson, the noted well duller
of %Vibgham, woo has beau ut emit ,
drilling A well at \V ilsun'a school
boner in ('ulto•s, has had r very bard-
thaw
andtlwe ut it. %Villa .Intik a,oud and'
atones he wAs 11111 (0 111. who enol but )
With hoe uw►wrrl prteever$nw
ae tie et'
With r great success on M l•ty. when
he bit the opting that is giving A if (1141.
el. The shall is down IIE beet.
The fulloaing weir she tram (him
en by Chi-111.A11tle A.soctati,i, to 1ep-
1earot thew at the county mt Huhn i
kiYze Jemmies ml lerba- • heir' irr0rraawent '
held at Point Palm last Wednesday.
lhr wore of each is attached : Capt.
R. t'artick tit, 1:. T. Robert.uu tin,
'1'. Elliott cin, 1) Heecroft 's, A. lion -
rowers :.1. 1' Csea.•on Sl, A. King M,
t . Leaves C. King 4t,. P. Lea s•
er if),
line of ye olden tome garden parties
will it held a the beautiful orchatd
hawse of Mi. Forte, Moffat, of Lang -
side. ou Friday evening. TEN* will h.
',snare the •watts. Of the 1'reahyter-
tai chin( h. Thiele will he plenty of
flue ta,uso' 110th t f en Instrbmrntal
w•.y, whirl' obliged ;woad., 1.' di jve et
block nut • t i t .-b' w..\'. his other
'slaw/age was don••, .and it is now 1'4.11.g
.0p aired.
A' the rl's'r of tlw .•'Pili .11 111 S•n.•
day night hy Key. 11. Perkily., the Pres-
by'leeiet u,inl.t*i, he. wgrd his, con•
tltryalion to ...t1. foe Howell sod Mad -
lab the hay. a.. by doing an they were
carry • fig 11'.1 1114.4 landmark -wt..
iteeth has claimed Mi. hole;
rhos, y. wh', p...ed await at lir
11 1.4 11.+1114.1111..111 Josephine .1 reef
in the'41-r ye.r .•f his age. He was a
eon uI 0Ir late James Flew v. for
Ina'')' 1..,a• tinL:i-lav .t. 11•. \Vi"K.
hall' Advollee a...l whet.-
, Ica • 114.41
h.vr,Ica'rtwl the:u" otp.lnli•,.t 1ltely h'•
h' 1 1 en rnlpL.a-ol ..n the At. is n• Fos -
'•.1! Il r and ei•omt .ix a, Peg. ago I.r
r,ou b0, u.• 0,04 j i,l, thinking that, a
rest et ,".111.1 do hire goal, hart he gat no
lad free. lit n. -1.•,.o 114lista ti hr watts
tilt 1111,••? .•0 1111. 1'i: ize"lw' liana, and he
0.l- 1. 1, ; 11 ,11111.-, It.. 10,01W*, 1111. .er-
as. - 1.'md'.c,rd by Rev. B lit
I1 lit n .1, h:.1 •• Eugtisti eh..rch. The
• ., .I 1 -ti L ,r eget Bellew' his
ee i. V,' l" •'t le..,-. f.,,, s1s'rr,.
1 1/.,41 11 .11, 1.,0. Ws
ii.. I ,•s.i .n •',L1 •
114.14•A1 iravq'
"tie hi Mr. 5',. J [•9ruly. pale
li*het of the ti,kvoile It•..•rl.
tlkNMILL1 R
1.(e d,y or -tat nfe hh•r has come
KI a1.; .'i a g. i ti '.M.l.11150 ate hit -v plac-
ing 1.1 n•s , .0 -. pi -'1.x'4 111. and Leaps
o f tt' aal•I ,n the'emsd.
Toe ?otos - 0.0w.featilal on
'T I)eailav evrt:,l was a Net tal1'ep111,.
A_ drrgw'! 1'.1tn•iz•.1 Ihr all.ir
t
aal'all..wuwlt•haarr,j••v-,l tlletn-
selvo- nth Orli .,u1,t1..1 with the
gut.' •biog. .pew%i11-0. TL. tab!w
were beauttfull ai re) ed tinder the
due. ju. ' 1''. o the chmr.'h .and an
rxcellrr,t .app r was tirovi,trd. The
AlobJ.1. 11111141 JIM 40..lite a n bre ul
seleetiona+ a.i
KrF. J. P u nde-
rd f U
rich, was the 0 .1 lug wu.l cert Hr
era+ listened to wit h pleaen'o, Mess ..
A. Clark and i1. l; .x• wire 111 clwwcga.
Of 1110 .,loci e lin,t.a•
5 .HAFEC PLACI
B L 1ST F 0
ore Feet.
Are your feet hot,
sore and blistered ? if
so, try Zam-Buk. As
soon as Zam-Buk is
applied it cools and
soothes injured, smart-
ing skin and tissue.
Its rich, refined her-
bal essences penetrate
the skin ; its antiseptic
properties prevent all
danger of festering or
inflammation from
cuts or sores; and its
healing essences build
upnew healthy tissue.
For stings, sunburn, cuts,
burns, bruises, etc. just u
effective.
Mothers find It Invaluable
for baby's .erns.
.411 Drsarsi ..d Meow 30. ie..
ZAM.BUK
i -fir f•
tat choral kind by enols of tl. bent It rakes Money
talent. al*. .ddtrwa by rarn.w
clergymen and others. Reeitetinns
and readings I.y clover trciter*. Alen
there will he huge piles of the good
things to all the wanta Of the inner
men. }'eety'hrdy of (-ma es le cordi-
ally invited to attend.
The lantern lecture and pietnre you hist employ Lh.wu• who
views given in the Methodist church know hnw. Y'nit will not snake
lest Thursday night under the auspices any mi.take if ynll call on is,
of the Foreign Mission* ry owlet,. y 1 We do work that time and
Mr. 1V. D. ('lark, of rorosin, ibe weather will show was done
travelling rept.rntative of the Sao-' right. Such a job 4. worth •
let y. was • mutat gratifying .tre0ei5 in I reasonable prier and you and
every way. anti the rrowd.d church our kip'''. on that point will he
www in an element of delight fn'm found wetly rot. together.
Hest to haat. Mr Flask is • ver Po-,
tettaioine speaker and his subject, 1 •- -
'1'hla and ire Mi.•ioa..' held the;
large audience deeply intemeted
tbr'oegbsr t. The lantern eeiws of
tslYlmisas. .elude ehuechew, maid -
HAMILTON STREET GODERICH
MSM teat) photos of some of the greet
mmRnM d China aad their Wagon- PRONE 1$$
tx have good jobbing done.
but 11 0'110. in .,e for a poor
one in 1 hr end.
To Get Good Tinning
FRED HUNT
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The frost 00 Friday night Witched a
few of our potatoes and vegetable..
The guild and Sabha'h school of •
Asharlti Pteebytrtisn church halal a •
united p'cnic at Lakeview park on
Tuesday last. kinite a "lumber turned •
out azul sprht as. enjoyable afternoon gm
hy the Lake. The day was an ideal
one bur* picnic.
Mist Sadie Griffin, arrottlpanirtl by
her sietr,, Hrnuuna, has returned W
Detroit alter *pending a few days
with bar persons* herr.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. MacKenzie and
Mus Luis visited in Guelph last week.
\Ips. Beckett held a suceesdul quill-
ing bre 00
A nuwiw , of our students (rum the
different high schools are tu.ule tar the
h. li.ley..
LANES
Mr. Wno. Baldwin and wife took in
the Guelph excursion ou Saturday 1a41t.
Miss Deasy Hosianl is visiting her
Mottle,. Kober;, on the humeetead at
present.
• 11r. Cyril) Oa'Itspbell lied a well Junk
u couple of weeks ago by the John-
ston otitflt.
JL. and Mrs. Wen. Ritchie are the
Proud possewors of u baby girl, which
'arrived last week.
Miss Nelle Care ,b,•lt, ,f liurlingl nn,
Id at prerrni. apent�rnl' •. Irw Weeks 1411 -
der the pirwital toot. •
A few tartness who, h.ovr :tlfalf.i to
cut weer lost' Iasi %secs. M • have •
already got it .toted.
I The shsowel'a Of tete past leer slays...
1 will add tons to the timothy hey Edi •
too hue 1'„r the clover. •
M,. \1 . vin geed hada Very succr..- •
, ul s,u.tt. .•,t Friday list eve'ythi.K
Ipassing soft w irhout a uli.hap.
Mr. 1V. 1'. Recd has inve.ted in e :
i,t'and new 1 k be egg). We wish
bion surer.• with his new auto.
{1.s -r-. h'renk and Ra-il Hackett, of I •
111.•1,1 t .Ie ndiig Iheu' h.I,dtys •
1 with ieta tives hest and at 113. feet.
Mater J11. k Weirder. of 11/4.1(11111.4,::
was 1114 'Mrs' nt Itir .liter, Mt.. 1V.
(4. Herd, oil Matutday and yuud.ay •
1*4.•
Mr. Clifford Trete i1rn mrd sister.
Mips 1lhrtte, • of Ripley. visited tela- •
liveet Lancs. the latter rod of last •
week.
Pluto. ate 11 •Cater article thi. year. ' •
no are lti'hwond and Canadian
ch..' ripe, but the Kngli+h varieties home , •
abundantly in this lac ditr.
J1r Percy lirha it Woe Pre.1 3l.' -
Kenzie mid 311•e Maud t'unhinghatu, t •
of Port Albert, viritt•d al the hamar se'
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the tette''• sister, Mts. (;.\V. Line, ou
S.ind..y I,.•t.
• PORT AL5E.RT
Jli.e H izel Atigaurine. of Dungan-
non. its the guest of Mi-. May Dirkwp.
Mies Maude �lilliou, `"f We -fetich,
visitsd 1•er sister, *Mia,. Alfred Quaid,
lest" week.
Mt-. trivia F.l.ter. of Sltrppar,ltnu,
i+'1.p ndiny; .he week with het' ua'tgh-
tet. alt.. I1. HAwkilo..
Mi.. James Gott: at, ut (italerich.
It to been 0:4.1tng her son, Mr. Angus
Gordon, fist the moot week.
Mr. ,end MrRaymond Pow'ney
and little d oiehter. .1 Toronto, air
theerr. Ls of Mr. Mrs. H Hayslett.
g and
The strawberry fest Mil held tithe
gerunds of the Presbyterian church
nn Tuesday rveniet; was w decided
success. .'1 goof crowd attended and
everyone had is tmoitinW.
The annual L.am social given by the
0ongreszetion of Christ church will be
heldonthe , hooch tiIniods1 Fri
da
y
evening. July Sad. acrd protui.es to be
extra g' ..1. The itnptilar and well-
known Mtewat t •o, L•estre, of God. -
rich. will supply 1 he Inu.ie for the
evening and addre-..'s will he given by
several minister'.. It is fully expected
that some local talent will take part
abet. Refreshment booths and other
ettrartiooa on the grounds. Every-
body COIne and have a good tiiue.
Smp,wrartveal in the basement fr.tio
six to eight o'clock. Admission (only
Its and '4 cents.
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that w ,W t ik 1 �( 6 I I t o A •
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BARGAIN DAY
AUBURN
Mr. E. Ph 1441.. an.: daughter. Ellen,
alto a11s. Lelia Doyle, .pent Sunday
in 1)onizannou.
Mi.. Fein Symington hap rrtmened
1 atter .pending a few days with
friends in Mnnktnn.
There will Se a lawn envie! hell ub-
drl'th.•nn+picesof the Biptlet rhm-ch
on Tue.day evening. June :111, on
Mr. J„hn Iaithny's lawn. 'There will
ise a good ts,tgrr"lIme of vocal anti in-
etrumental music. addresses. etc. The
Ant -min teras* 1.4011 Will he in atten-
dance. Tea will be served from sir to
eight p m.
REIDS CORNERS
Miss Marie 1\'rlsh Is at home for the
summer.
Mr. and Mr.. Welsh, of Liverpool,
i4ngland. art visiting Mrs. Blair.
\liar Marts Menu, of Toronto, is
.pending a own weeks' va^ation at het
h ,ane.
Mr. Potter, of Michigan. son of Mr.
Putter of Amherley. autood •cross the
line to see his father.
No • leas than thrall baselsgld clubs
bw•w•aritew r.rgertiznd'to fife vfl�nity,
ant the older men have formed a
ynoiltingclub. Me,ar.. Pat. ick Court-
ney and Harry Courtney. John Wat-
son and C. M. Hitherford enjoy the
sport.
On June 111(14 a very pretty wrdding
was .clrntr'z.d at lne home of Mr.
and Mrs. Matthew \lcl',eighi. when
their dau.h,e. }1,wie, wiles married
to Mr. George [)rrnnan, of Lanes.
Rev. r'. M. Rutherford offlclati•-g.
We wish the happy couple a plea. it
coverts in the iii ttrinlnnial sea.
The �j uhilee .erv,e. of the Pine
River Presbyterian rhureh will he held
nn t nnday. June 'Leith. when lie,. J
R. Ihuncan. of Lucknow w�1I prrreb
morning and evening. and address the
Sunday .drool in 'be afternoon. A
thank offering will be taken at the
services. On Tnesday, the :1Rh, sup
per w.II to .erred on the mane lawn
if the evening 1s favorable: if not, In
the Woodman s hall. Service will he
hell in the church after supper, when
Rey J. et. Hardie. representing the
pre.hytery of Maitland: Itev. M. Mc-
Arthur, of Kincardine; Rev. 1). A.
McLean. and Rev. George Gilmour. of
Ripley, and Rev. J. B. McCrea... of
Arnow. will make cement ulatory ad.
dress. Mr. ANs. Mokay7 will lead
Ibe Psalmr•A_v in the nld-fashinnerl
Preeh\terian way.
UARLOW
t3askh's Hill Presbyterian .'hurt h in-
tends holding a lawn erwial on .Indy
211nd at the r.id• n' -r of Mr. Andrew
Johnston. Further particulars later.
Saturday next, the 27th, will be a special Bargain Day in the following
goods Such a day as you will be glad to hear about if you need some
of what is in this bargain list. Note carefully how prices are reduced.
D. & A. CORSETS
A mixed lar. all got -t1 sizes and nearly all popular lel
(sic for :flk-. to )A1rw. 311c for lie, short. 5 ll, 1.10 o • floe,a i
r w e i : You eau get any one. t ear a that are of a 14k•.
..r D. make.
is aloe of o button Lisle in 'the following 1 ,
Alice and olrctri.. 1tl half-dozen boxy., regular price .'a. sale price 13c. It half-dozen boxes, regular
pri;r :1. -, sale price 111;. 9 half-dozen boxer, angular :rte. rale price :43c. A big bargain surely in glove -
GLOVES
LAWN WAISTS
On sale at ,ttlr•f...Itr 111 MT regular prices. Three w'wist s are not seconds. but perfect goods bought d;:
ret from: the rosier. Regular price.. 111c, $1.1111, $L_:t, sl :rt, *too. $!. g-,, $3. iii, IRi.IMI, $3.25 and iia
'Sale prier*. i utf these pricy. $1. i cost. you isle, "1., , ,.t, yon $1.511, and $:t.111 costs you $2.15.
GINGHAMS ON SALE
In .,leers of Scotch :and English (iinghauls. Regular priers 124c and 15c, on Seturday Ile. These itt
perfect cloths and every one Of them Last color.
TABLING
13 yards of half blenched Table Ling& Regular pier 355. Sale price on Saturday 1101'.
EMBROIDERED SKIRTING
Just . .,ins'e't •bout :k) y'ar'ds, 13 inches wide, heutstitchod at bottom. Regular price toe. Stile pin
on Saturday. 3w•, which is lrsr'thao actual east, hum no matter you ,an hny them •t :ti:.
Standard
J.
Patter ns
1
Coborn
e D. & A.
TIIE HOOSE OF RI -1.1 X1111.111- Corsets
• COLBORNE
The Zion' strawberry festival held
nu the lawn of the dlethodiet church
On Tuesday evening last waq is fair
luece-s. The 'arrengetllrnte for the
lw'ea•i•m wee.. perfect. The tables
Were Iris out healthfully and a tiret-
cliaes meal provided. The Auburn
hand gave a goo•; prograwlne of
nntsic and Rev. J. E. Ford, of tiade-
rich, gave an ac'drews. The booth did
11 14)iotIflg 1114.410 .0.411, ice cream; pea-
nuts.' lemonade, bananas, etc. The
procerus were for chinneh epairs.
PORTERS HILL
Miss Cres.ie Elliott tot, in the 1.x.
curylon to Detroit lust creek.
Miss McDougall. of Seatorth. is
visiting in the neighborhood.
limit.. Rutty and Lillian Potter ate
risitine at Curries ('rossing•'thi, week.
Jlr. Elliott. of %Vinghem, spent a
few days in the neigbbuthood last
week.
,Don't forget the garden party at
Mr. Sterling McPhail* on Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson are
visiting their daughter. Mr's. Lorne
Tabor, at Troa bridge,
ST. AUGUSTINE
Doing statute lol.Ir is the order of
the .lay in this vicinity.
Nita. May Fowler, of (i.dlet•ich, vis-
ited her brother, Ih'gabl. brat week.
A number"( farmers in this vicinity
have started haying. It is a fair env.
Miss Shanahan, of Clinton, is visit-
ing her sister. \1r5. Joseph Royle, at
present.
Miss Alice ('lark. of Brussel., visited
her sister, Mrs. lVm. Thompson,
last week.
Anson/yr from tills vicinity took In
the excutiion to (imelish lest Saturday.
A11 report having hada good tiriie.
St. Augu.tine was will represented
at Point Farm last Wednesday. The
rifle team took third place in the team
competition and quite a number of
the member• won cash prises, while
Mr. Rubes McAllister took the medal
for the highest acorn made that day.
(17 rut of a p04a411. iU point..
Considetingthe enol evening there
wall a gond •attendance at the law.(
'awls] held et Mr. Wn,. Thomp.on'•
last Friday evening. Tee was served
from six to eight o'clock, after which a
short
prroogramme waw given. The
Orreenei
F,. Hutitmer,. of Dungannon,
and get'. R. A. aldler, of Auburn
*01414 by Mrs. Temple Plot k. nf Luck -
now ; readings by Mr. E. Miller, of
SL Helena. and instrumental music
by Mr. and Min Carter, cf Auburn,
and Mr. Raymond Redmond, of West-
field. The Althorn hand Wee moment
and provided music during the even-
ing
iF MONEY WAN D0 IT
t'onttuenling on the ('entre Huron
situation. the Blob of yesterday
said: -
The tbo.ought r dimag ng admission
made at his nomination by 1)r. Mack-
lin, the Conservative candidate in
('entre Huron. Is in line with repotta
front other eonstit•teneiew. it ir gen-
erally agreed that if money is needed
to defeat any Liberal or Inde{nrndeot
candidate who is oppnswsl to the open
barroom and the Misineus of the lignnr
traffic Honey in ,Mindanee wdl he
supplied
To. ordinary anencial reaourCe.OK
the ('onservaLi o e party are now sup-
plemented hy the enormous fund. of
that organized liquor interests. Every
distillery and every brewery, not in
Ontario alone. but in ell Caned*, re-
gards itself it. a party in this rawl-
paign All the power of the tingle
anywhere 1. mer.halkd end a en••e,.
Lratrd in 11.. flAh• If (Ontario in lost
the trsfilr w 111 have boa. the strategic
p•rrilion h) the Dominion. The greet
msMemmit twr5 and twerehsntat M
tialaus iia Britain are euncerned.
Enormous contribution. the reported
to, have tree teceivrd limn the foreign
producers Whose win.. and liquors
are marketed in Cannata.
What Mr. Elliott ts allegeol to h'tv.•
said for hie pert)', machine in (,,,Jr
lith and Centre Hutidd might be sroi.1
by raw y candidate sited oil
Monday, „ho, like 1), Macklin, give.'.,
his o-ipp•rt to Hon. %V..1. Hanna and
the liquor itilimpoly. the distillers, and
meront, and larnirnr knell up behind
him : '•\Ve have the tomos." And
they have the none)'. That money
will defeat Mr. Rowell in North Ox -
font end Mr. Proudto.,t'In Centre
Huron if there should prove to be e
corruptible Vote in tip ...0 ronatit'venrier.
Targe enough to turn she surlier, and if
the honest teen we not alert and
active every hour.
There n
isnot one conte -4 in for pn.-
cince in which this malign influence
will not bw exeited. h:arty man who
cask for gond gores liturut. every ratan
who behead-. in to, h.•tr•.t franchise,
and every roan ohs hal'. the tyranny
and the ..scut toss -rule of the liquor
'raffle, should ceteottute hiutself an
active detective to ni carni and to ex-
pose such .iand,lou- and •hamele.s
intrigues as the 1rp. , r+ f1.
rich suggest.
If Money can do it, ii,.1 if 'knavery
is given its chance, the : hing sworn to
have been attempted to defeat Mr. i
Pr,lrlfoot a ill be l ied in every
iocur-
At O
sod 30.tattooist'for judgmentscy in which the liquor trade JA N
hefnre th" •--
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COLLEGE
AT HOME
Thou -and. of cu, bit ion. 10.11er 14-''
Are fa.t preps, in; In thrtr ,•wn 1 ..
-„oe.•uny Inc rativr yo-Itlo' - 0'..t, , -
r:apbersbookkeeters, taleantd.er-
.err t. In
w fwt1.r
every •pew• ofl
net.
Activitlee. Von may nnl-h a.ni
.sae it you el with. P*'.itlon )111A1.11
teed. Eater eollewe any 1.y. Ind. -4t
1.1 In.truetlen. Expel t tovel,rr-.
Thirty year.' experleie e. Lase
trainer. in I'anode. Sere:, college..
:•told co., r.' for teacher,.
Affiliated with a onunerv...l 4.1,rca
tors' A'ooc.At:on of Canada. 1urnt1.'
.'rkool at (amour. Sputtoo holm+.
1
*Urge.n
Londn
Clinton Business (Allege
Oxo. 81srrrn.x R F. 00- it
l'ru.ident. 1'r. n.
MacEwan Estate
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR
pled
NEWS OF SPORT
F.drT):11.1.
Y.M.C.A. vs. Big \1,11 team. met in
Victoria Park on }Tiley evening of
last week. That the *ems were ver♦
evenly mstched and that it war, a well
played game will 1e ,•aidrnt f the
fact I hat not a single goal wee scored.
in the firat half moat ,f the play was
in the Y.M.C.A. teir'it,ny, teat with
Harker in goal and Nisbet 1 Spahr
as backs scoring WO. impossible. The
second half was fwi,u+ ihionghoot.
An exciting incident orrurred when
the Y.M.C.A. were ..wailed a penalty
kick within 311 feet of the visitors'
goal. Spehr took the kirk but failed
to get by Vetoer. the millers' goal ten-
der. in this hall Piidham wee put itT
p4yf (40 twerainntew isir Atir1eng ►M
hall after the referee hail Mown the
whistle. Mr. i). it )b•. its was a most
impartial referee.
Y.M.C.A.-(Incl, ISA, k., : bark.,
Spahr, Nisbet ; half lacks, Lauder.
Smile, Doyle: forwwtde, Pritchard,
McArthur, Forbes, Morson, Pridhani.
Big Mill.-(it>.1, Boer*: hacks, \V
Cracknell : half hack., Racoon.
('adman,tt ; forwards (hick*,
W. Kitton,Lerrltter, Peachy, E. ('al-
low.
Referee, I). Itubert e : linemen, How-
ler, Fisher.
BAncna1. ,,
A scratch teem frou1 Goderich
journeyed to (lintel" on W.rineeday
afternoon and from all a,Heir t. put
on • high-class game. At the rote of
the ninth fooinga the more weans@ to
one. in two mitre inning*. Clinton
maaag.d to Get the Mad and the game
closed three to Ona in their favor.
Mr. Lorne Young made an impartial
umpire. The team from Goderich
was :-Pltcher, J. Wiggins : catcher,
R. Spading : 1st baa*. W. Dean ; end
haw, K. Bell ; And haw. C. Devine ;
left field. l'. Webb; centre Held, K.
Swart* ; rlgb H•Id. }; Prid1am ;
Shutt stop, W. Doyle.
P
ATENT_ ' • Y ECURcr4 1
1!e all rnuntrtaa. A.k for our INV..71.
?OK'd ADVISRIRwlueb will ile slot free.
MA>Ri0W • MARION. 11
fie UenswitHe K. Meesei1.
COAL
FOR GODERICH AND DISTRICT
Egg Coal $7.25
Stove and Chestnut $7.50
PER TON
BET COAL MINED
ORDER AT ONCE AND GET THE
SUMMER PRICE
Any quantity best all Maple Slabs. Mixed
Wood, Hemlock and Kindling.
Meda: et Ptoe l -
Telephone, office AFI
residence $1: or fW
T. Swans'
'Bus, Livery
aid Back Stables
MO!rTRRAL *MART
JOIE OPP Tilt $gt'Ani
V �
BURRS MEET ALI, TRAINS
AND : PANRFNORR : BOATS
Passengers rolled for in
any part of the town for
all trains at O. T. R. or
C. P. R. depot.. Pmtapt
bete it* and .acetol mien -
1 sue L -sen• and Hark
.nevus will Ire friend np•)'
tt.date in ever} reaper(;
Your pat n en age aolir'l l ed.
T. SWARTS
Phone 1117 Montreal Buret