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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-7-23, Page 44 TttrUUSDAY, JOLT a 1»14 Tennis Shoes Fleet Foot Tennis and Bowling Shoes give satisfactory style and service. Such qualities are also shown in the latest Oxfords and Pumps. Call in and select yours at J. H. McClinton's COLLEGE AT HOME Thou and. of ambition. young pa.pM are fast preparing In their own 6ae6ea4trr to oeoupv lucrative pom(tMn. a+ rl.no. raphen.bookke.per..telegrapbrr•,,iv11 *errant., In fact every H'brn of Huai- rt nee. Aotlritle*. You may Itnl.,h i sol age if you .o w4h. Po. Iter,. ��ftuuul teed. you college any day. Indi.'id u*( in.trurtMn. Kxp•rt tenches'. Thirty ear.' experience. L..rge..a trainer,. in Cagoule. Sr.en eultege•. Special ae,r.e tor teacher, torn with Commercial Keinea torn A..ociet:on of Caned.. Summer l4ebool at farrow. tlp••llon Il e4oe.w College. Loudon. Clinton Business College Oto. Siert-To* 1{. F'. Woo.President.Principal CANADIAN P.a►G NEW UNITED TRAIN SERVICE tort worn - Montreal -Toronto -Detroit l'hicago Via Canadian Pwrifk and Michigan 1'entral Railroad. via Miehl,t.n l'en'tal liigerti^ Steel Tube. h-tue.n N'Ind.,l end Ortloir. Learing Montreal 8 4.4 .. m. ; Toronto Kin pen... ar- riving Detroit I. :t, a.m. and Chicago 7.44 a.fn, d.tly. Fest 'salty gond ..•n ire returning.. Through Faect ric Ugh -e,4 F.gaipmenr. Toronto --Winnipeg,- Vancouver Torou:o-yannouret Expre-. No. :1 le,ivoe Toro'ro k5: p. u,� daily. Vancouver -Tor onto Kx nese.•. No. 1 arrive* Toronto 11.45 a.m. dell). Manitoba F:xprrs No. 7 lea.e- Toronto daily e..x -.pt Sunday I'l.:n P. m.. ar- riving rriving Winnipeg seeowi day. Unfurl.. F:x pre. .o. 1. t.•a,r.. %Vinniprg 9':5 pent. end arrive. Toronto :..1c p.n•. daily except rue -- day. For further p,rl kuler e ripply to 4'anadlan tracing.; Ticket Arent. or write M. 71. MIT .1'. sty.. Torouhc www waeeslkr�e Right Now L, the time to luy yo't Frost : Wood Rode', Mots - er, H .v 'redder, L'17 d -'r ret.' Ha kr. . .Rauf• ''i*g, i HI.y flick. Co, k•Lutt ('• i Caltivat '1, (3 oi'tiotd 11n47}:s or" `•lrrMy, Ni.c' Mayotte S(.'eleies rind Earful.l'1.uul S. 1'arltt rt. li•'I,.I1-.7,1,..I,•.r.li.f i. Herbert F. Maris Hamilton tr; .'t It lakc. Hone;' ..,.• , t7.,., ,1. To Get Good Tinnin cn. .t know• beset. 1'7•11 sill ant n'i.t .k' if y. lW'.- d' \t' rk stint 1!nie and westhr, urn show Ass door right. 'a, h a j,.1, wittily a rears 'ha tr!r price 111(11 you and nue iulta• nn that polus will be found portly Otto. tngrther. FRED HUNT a/MILTON STREET GODERICH PHONE 156 T81 SIONA.L : 3ODWRICA t ONTA RIO At the Hotel Sunset The present warm weather has filled the town with surutser visitors. end- etich'a famous summer resort, the Ho- tel Sunset, is well filled, ova, t4) gtwsta being registered there at present. The bi-weekly deuces !Tuesday and Friday evening.) are • great attraction and the music, furnished by t.be Stewart orcbestr•. leaves nothing to he de- sired. Among the many new notes on the hotel resister we note the follow- ing : Mrs. P'. A. Fell and son. of Am- herstburg : Mr. J. W. Bryan, Wood- stock : Mr. Allen Ilsley and wife, of Leamington : G. D. Nutt, F. Nutt and Mrs. Nutt : Mr.. Chane. J. Could*. man. Mile Pauline Nagel, Mrs.. Greece Palmer, Mr. R. R. Cullen and Mrs. Cullen, of Detroit. The season. thus far, gives evidence of being the best mince the resort was opened. BEAUTIFUL I1AIR- A CLEAN, COOL SCALP Ilse Parisian Saxe. It Makes the flair Fluffy and Abundant. It is needless for you to have hair that is anything short of perfect. it it ie falling out, Ioaing color. splitting, or if the scalp burns and itrhee. im- mediately get from R. R. Wigle or any drug counter a 50 -cent la)ttle of Parisian Sage -nee it frequently -the flet ^pplieation removes dendruR, in- vigorate" the scalp, and beautifies the hair until it is gloriously radiant. Parisian Sage supplies Bair needs - is perfectly harmless.. It contains the retract elements required to make the hair eat. wavy, gloms end to snake it grow thick and beautiful. You will surely like Parisian Liege. it is one of the tesr and most delight- ful hair tonics known. -In order to enter the hotel l.u.in- ess, Mr George Diehl. a North Perth licen•c rnm,i.«ioner, hes resigned. - Over 011 hug. were destroy before• the cholera (Ithreak in Dereham township was chocked. -Said to hive cunfe.•ed to the mur- der of a vnW'c boys Rosa ('arson, a n.gre-s, was lynched at Orangeburg, South Ua'.}inr - The Winnipeg Free Preps of the 4th says: -J ,ht1 Denham. who dent -Ho- ed him -elf ens a brick laver from Strat- ford, attempted suicide by punning inn the Red river at the foot of Alex- ander avenue yesre'day , Nttrt"Mn. He had Iae't 'raiding at the coffee hnli-e. Mr. W. H. Mourn wha was ar,4,eain7(*1 with itis elan had observ- ed hi• art inn• which appeared to him strange. anal had followed hire to the river. suspicious of hi. intentions. Mr. Moore ,re•surd II•' ham from the wa'• t' and h'e wa. taken to the police •tatiln. Laipr he will he exiinined a, to hi. sande. LOST VITALITY --- Caused by Kidney, Stomach and Bowel Diseeders v'. J 'hr', 1. R.4 M••ptynlbel 'soh. 11111 sly I-r.,tlhes Urn, a great sufferer tion, kidney. el'•ma' h and bowel trouble% and era• }then rep by two (Inc - tor,. He was advised to try your Fig Pill.. which lie didand after taking Five boxes tvw, r plrteJw restored to health and i" 1a•'t•r lyday than he ham been fn- %ears Y,'l7 •-:4t.'r recommend I Fig Pills too highly. J. W. MAN%FR.. 4r all desire., 2.5 and 50 cents or The Fig Pill Co , St. Thorne*., Ont. Sold in (:,der;eh by F. R. Wigle, druggist. Canadian National Exhibition 1''I:ACF. YEAR° lmtrica's Greatest Livestock Show !rtes of %tunutacture. I xhihits by the Prot inces I xlailits by Dominion Government I \I) hits by Cleat Indies Grenadier Guards Band Ilratlemi ' \lusical Ride %uto-Polo Matches 4 irvos and Ilippudrumc I Ioaen Shims in Simile Mout Ito'. Scout*' Review l a^..ad..'., 1hQ2est Doe Show I^ Ks iIY1.0N 4,- ,. l- . •, t,t' ' - - a ,. 1.... t 4.6 c,..%.eur tkYM1 n t':.. .. !. n: Iron 1 eel.. td. Scotland, '1, ni•'d stales and 4 InAt4J i.fu+Jtiun.al Lshthitt ' (, .rt .11 motes. of \laking I\t1.;(11c Sports \ tu•Ilydropl:tnr Flights 7.r, n,t %%Aster t :Jerald I,rf'atnrf''s i'arnous Band ts, ore of other Bands Doyen Hand Concert." Deily 1 he.apr-Jkr and Shannon Biggest Midway ever PcakjtYear Fireworks trastioeal Peace Tattoo 10 minis 400 Musiclane .tied. 29 1914 Sept. I t TORONTO r•, s'1 r„ 1.K r„r . T' )It 4 A D\l a ,, b will 4• •- MARiIIN & 1lA110014. LIN University aa.. ekontr:.a:. COUNTY --DISTRICT KH/TAIL Mies Annie MacMurebi 1. slotting her si.ter„ Mrs. George F ergu.oti, at Elalllord. Missies May MacGregor and Isabel MacLennan are home from Chicago for their vacation. Misses Tabitha Kempton. of Laurier, and Jean Young, of Colborne, visited friends on the Lakeshore one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Clark of Tor- onto, and Mies Colles Clark, of t3L Helens, visited at the home of their uncle, Mr. Murdock- Mackenzie, on Tuesday lash The Ashfield auxiliary of the Women's Missionary society held there July. westing on the nannies ground on Wednesday,July tbtb. A number of the memrs of the Pine River auxiliary were precept- Mrs. Perris, of Wingbam, presbyterial pre- sidenr. delivered an address on "Self Sacrifice and Consecration." After lunch was served on the lawn short addressee were given hy Rev. C. M. also read her report, whirl* was in - Rutherford, of Pine River, and by deed pleasing and highly appreciated by the congregation. A. there re- ports are the hest ever presented from the school. The reports were also presented et the Lengside services in the evening by for mine delegates. In the evening the regular services were held, •nether large congrega- tion being on hand. The pulpit was occupied hy the pastor, who preached • good sermon. After the services the young nrnple met in the basement, where Rev. UharMs Honauth gave a very interesting addr•t;ns, which weal greatly appreciated hy the large s gathering of young people pre.enL drove up and spent the day with Mn. By the way, at the morning .meeting 11.'D. Henderson and at the manse. two new elders were appointed to'flll , Mr. Arthur H. Craig. of Toronto, vacancy retried by di•wth. These were I arrived from Hog Town" Monday Messrs. Frederick Davidson and Mal - night and will spend his vacation with mint Hiles, who will he installed to hie parents, Mr. lard Mrs. John Craig. full deaconship next Sabletth. The creamery bete has been working up to capacity and up to date have CARLOW sold upwards of fl17,I100 pound. of vety Mr. Fred Wilson, of Parrs Sound, i. choice Matter. spending a few days with his parent.. EgRa err not .et plentiful as they Mies Flora Potter is spending the were a while o, h theh place it If possible to the category to which It belongs Tb. services 1n the Preebytesrian church last Sunday were of a more variable kind than usual. In the morningthe pastor did not preach a icemen but the time was taken up by listening to the reports from the sum- mer school. whirb was bold at Gods - rich lately. Miss Mary 14'erguaun, president of the Young Peoples society at L angside. end Mr. Alex. Aenry, ptwident of the Young People's society at Whitechurch, presented the report. Mr. Henry addressed the large congregation in a moat brilliant and intelligent manner, and his re- marks were indeed most gratifying to his auditors. Ho moot ably showed up the splendid work for gond that was accomplished at the recent summer school and the still further reform that were being spade to still greater edvsnoement of the good work. Mr. Henry was a delegate of the Yount Yeople's society bore end it goes with out saying that he was a most efficient one, as his eloquent re- marks and highly gratifying report were stn'n evidence. Miss Ferguson Rev. H. Martin, of Stratford, snd Rev. W. B. Cooper, of Llstowell, who bed motored up from Bruce Beach for the day. WHITECHURCH Miss D. Walker, of Toronto, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs, F.d. Gaunt. Rev. A. N. Miller, of Vancouver, is spending a few days with his mother and deter, Mr.. R. J. Cu ler. The Canadian Order ofForestersare having their hall newly shingled. Capt. R. Cattick has the contrecL The Misses Lockhart, of Win ham, W'93"4^' an THE COLBORNE STORE Corsets ircne up a cent per doz. Dairy butter summer with Mn. Miller, of Carlow. ! is also • hit scarce just now. From now on all ryes bed heat he 11isis si Louisa Eagleson. of the City directed towards Capt. 1. R. Var•o., Hall Lournt, Toronto, apr pdtng•Min Grace McKenzie. of Port AI- - her summer vacation at the borne of bert, in spending a few days with Mies her parrot«, Mr. and Mrs. John Eagle- Tina Johnston, Mr and Mrs. Trethewev, of Cobalt, sun. ' are spending a much needed holiday Rev. A. N. Millan, of Vancnuvet, at Col. 1'arrne'. tarot. occupied tbe pulpit in the Methodist Miss Jean Young has just arrived chinch last Sunday evening and home from a visit to Miss Teethe,prea.•bed a roost eloquent and telling Kempton, of Leerier. sermon to a very targe and attentive i Mr. lame, Wilson, E'lythe congregation. Wilson and Mr. Fred Wilson .pent Rev. Chas. Homuth. missionary of Sunday hack in A•hflrld. the Mlnnenite cbilrch, Ni la, on the west African coast, and M Homuth are visiting friends here and in the neighbourhord. Mr. Homuth was b„, it here and has been filling his pre- sent ch•srge "vet three veara and is doing a wonderful good work in his held of labor. Mr. Gavin Middleton, while hauling in hay, Inst with an accident tat Thursday last that might easily have caused mote le ,,fatal erooilis. Alter drawing the load into the barn, and while in the act of unloading, The horses I erame frightened and dashed through the big door leading into the straw mow. the ti air of wbi,-h nor twiny ,if suRicirnt atrength to support such a weight the teats. and Hurst wheels of the waggon broke through, the tram falling into the (hiving shed below, a drop of about [*rive feet. where they %err partially suspended. After a little hard work on the part of the men . they were tele noel after sustaining a few seat bruises cosi scratcher. Fortunately no one was hurt but considerable datslage to the harness and floor along with A good sized friigh! was the result. 1'p to the present time the ar,Yty worrU'ha4 trot put in anapp-•.Ante in'ihi- aeetinn of country. henry tits farmer- are delighted -o fat. An- other and unknown little pr.t Ito any person het, t hes put in an appearance arance and is doing's% great deal of dtni*ge to t he we crop. I: is not the s egol+r old fashioned pea bug but :. little green 1 ug of another variety. Timer las roes - wl e ale ','Ilei ing 1'\• It are Mr Ike Hetherington has •xpres•ed the opinion that driving with a horse is tetter than an aatnrnohile. M,-. Clayton'. regular visit to Worx1• stock is about due Mn we would warn him that it is dangerous to play with fire. Mr. Walter Smith i- inclined to fall in with the opinion of some of the young people that the road east of (;arl.w I. good. Mr. Alx. HmhY t t" In¢hin r If a splendid captain of the t'arl 'w 77x•7'. hill tears by returning weekly for meet ice. it 'teems that the summer season is the society reason for Mr. A. Clark as i• evidenced by his reception held on Friibev evening, It has been reported on gond authority that Mr. Robert Beall had a large sunt of money linden before leaving Montreal for England. Mr. James Glenn ha. found '.•casino 70 rem'xlel his verandah. Ile still, however, has retained its former Ionian style of the old Grecian archi- tecture. \ii.. Penrinfw F' Young has been anreea.fnl hn her examination held' at Stratford normal school. All her friend+ wish to extend their cungrata- letinnit to her. The nosily friend. of Mien Barkley regret very notch her resienati(,n to teacher of S.S. No. 1. Colborne. Her efficiency as troche' is evidenced in the fart that all her entrance pupils were anrreefil. Generally spe,kittq the hay` rep *lowly wal' hi4 g it* work an as to around t'erluw is good. but ivy. nor • scores tn'hrnr the' Mr.•Janmes (il.•n 1111 had 'he misf'ttone of bringing in his crop in A p.u'^ennd ition 'n acrmint 147'-1 ••f owing detained by the construction of rt 'writer ft•ough. (.} T t - I'i; 1 f' %E r Yl,i - FUR. A SI-. • .1'! FP.. !TTES,ts 4t7.11_IOTT r4•+• -•Y -•w.• i e 7.11where pen *114 gel, srest -7ruet.h1, and • • .1..rr b: obtaining -u nael.? Ohl, 1011,731.7e1•. 7'o.10111r.'i'.' 1-..7. 1.''tr' a1.0 :11.11e. 1. A..1ln.ra, ft,. -. 1I AUBURN Mr.. Dewy Mcliri-n, ail Detroit, is t i -rein,; her tri+fives in our village. Mies Amor Jackson, of T'ot.ilt', i+ •pending twi),wt•rk' hblid4',' At her luentr. ' Mt. 1Vn1. Nettie', ha. h.'1 -.ht Mr. I ,.,•ph Lan son'. hotter and iotends noting obi - Mr A. 1'. Jark(all.t. •, ha. v' tn''l.•tell ye. Brophey Bras, 1 h.' t ,';t11n- i.torts, Directors and I:mbalmcrs . 1,1 ,,'7•1:'.rtl f . t .R ten orae night or da Leis%, 1.5 Il,. (1177. 41714 c,ali ,io your chopping 'te -1''t t totter. titts..t'hn tYatk,- •1 T'tont, can't. '• 1.,1 77' ,c,•,-: .end 7'7 \,.it her ••,e'Hi-,. rhes M',•. ,Ardour•. r On;H.t~a•AVtlsettenirttxtn►M o '01+4f -,•or. meet it,C ur rte»lF»r: f••,,lT' tt,• let .}175, 1:. Ir visiting ft i- n t- .n. H1Mni1)un at the• -role lime. Aire. Eva �la•'sh. ,.f Detroit. srtive.l hy steamer liuton .el 'Weed..• to keep h..tteei'' he( tooth,•r, *les 1. nn w her daughter, ,yrs. Merry f',t,t•.•iL'f Pi ltt'fd. \iichigan. tile:. !'oiler tiro rll And tau'• chit, lie. y. , returned to their hoose. in Pirkf rd, \lirhegeo, after a two weeks' visit ; wish het smiths,, Mrs. Arthur. Mr. J. ('. ('lark and sheet. Afire, at. • • 'pied the funeral 'f hoe, )'r' thry, 11r. /tottery Clerk, in Tort•nlo nn ...outstay. "he synit•at(.y Of this .' 1111nt151ty i. 1•etrneled :n the morrow- snit sit t a wen. T o-�rticAcu EMBROIDERIES ON SALE! At Eight o'clock, Saturday, July 25th, every piece of Embroidery Flouncing in this store will be on sale. From the fine, dainty Embroidered Voiles which have been in such demand during this summer season: to the beautifully sheer Embroidered Lawns, 27 inches wide for children's wear. 1. Fine Ra hrnidered Voile Flouncing, 46 inch.e wide. dainty patterns and elegant is every respite Just a few pieces but note the price. 111.75 for 51.20, $'2.26 for $1.+16. *12 50 for 51.60. Y. Fine Imbtoldeted Lawn VlouncLag IS inches wide. This Is an exceptionally good value at iim regular price end on Saturday the price will be cot low. Sf,c for 660, $1.011 for 110e, SL4b for 51.02. $$.547 for $1.20, $2.00 for 21.60. 3. 4.5 -inch Flouncing. a little heavier weight than No. 2 but very good wearing cloth. Just three pate terns but every one a good pattern. Regular 50c for info - All the 27 -inch Embroidered Flouncing will be on sale at greatly reduced prices. It will pay everyone needing Embroidery to look through our large stock first. HOSIERY, 2 for 25c This Honed. w value every one should take ad- vantage of. Si, 9, 91, 10, 2 pain for 260 Fine Silk Lisle Hose, a heauty for the warm summer weather In Aleek, white and tan. 26e. i6o and 605. We feature Boys' Hosiery and carry it dandy heavy Stocking for boys in all sizes at 22. VOILE Fine Voile for summer dresses. This is an exceptionally good material for sheer dreeees and ran he had Z7 Inches wide in pink. white and sky 210o. in plain white, 4:i inches wide, 44o CREPE in plain white Crepe. we carry the best values ' that can he ser„red. 27 inches, wide :rod every yard perfect. 115. 20o and 26o. LAWN WAISTS Twenty Lawn Waists left to ^ell. This lot is comprieed of fine muslin Waists in very gond de- signs. We have not all sizes In each design as they are broken lines but it is very easy to find your rile. Theme Waists *re *ll at big reductions and can bre taught ft -0'1160o UP. SUMMER DRESSES In our stock of Summer Dresses can be found a garment to suit the taste of every comer. We carry a good line of House Dresses in all the wanted sixes at $1.00. $1.26 and $1.60. Children's Dresses from the smallest sista to Misses' prises and everyone new, up-to-date in design and at low prices. SUN SHADES All our Sun Shades at exact) half price. This is • big reduction in the.e goods lout we want to clear them out quick. Silk top Sun Shades in a variety of colors. L75 for $1.40, *2.45) for 51.00. Giogbam top Sun Shades, gond patterns and perfect in every respect, $l.:'�' for Soo, 90c for 460 These Parasols will not last long at the price so choose early. A RUG SPECIAL Saturday and Monday only,ou will be able to buy • Dominion or Chatawortb Ta try seam - leas square, size 3 x 3} and 3 x 4 at a it* reduction. T his is the second Deet quality of tapestry nn the market today and has a reputation for excellent wear. The dyes are the hest .ni the Patterns are the newest. ` e :ix :It. reg. $155 0, Saturday and Monday 513.20 a x I. reg. $17.51), Saturday and Monday $16.60 This Store Closes Every Wednesday Afternoon During July and August at 1 p.m. Buster Brown's S ken • isttrs' Stockings 1 H. COLBORNE J. 1 If 14iF: H'H '1: i:F:1.1.\itr.I i Liddell • s Linens spending a rpuple of weeks visiting Mende around herr. Calvin ani Christ 'churrh Sunday !+school+ hold their picinic on Fridavof this week at \ir. .1. B. Rutherford's !grove. I M1 4.. Annie and Jean Clack, of. Guelph. let uned home after spending 1 a week with their aunt. Mts. .D. Mr - Kenzie. Mho.,lohnetnn, n( "tanlrv, i+ I int/ her si=ter, Mr-. Robinson Wood-. \IIrN Flora and Vents McDonald, (.1' Winghau,, are visiting l -,'re. i The Woman', institute of St Helens • intend bolding their stun 4) picnic at the Maitland livres ,:n liar illth coo. 4P$si'n, uu ths'4f:ern ,on .f Thar,day. the :11.h of .101y. A committee oil! ansa,;' for amusement for the child ren of swings , games and l,lll•tr. Prizes sill I,• given f't• rash,: for both old and young. a booth will he ..n the commis with r,'fre.htnent.. A cordial invitation is given to St. A,igu.st lilt' 1)1-t11, 1e to t ,in Its. also a hearty invitation is a=tended it all in'ete•ted in the institute "t., hying their basket.. and hays t ennd after. 1.10011 at the , fiver. vi•.ting at the home .,f Mr. Ira Johns. Mt. and Mr•. F:. A. Pattison motor. e(t to Sandwich for a holid ty recently. Miss Carrie Minim,, Iaf Blyt h. is visit- ing at the house of Messrs G,-,han, Brio. Mr.. Mary McKay, of Hamilton. is visiting at the home of Mt'. John NI, - Cowan. '.1ra M. Ferguson, of Li'atowel, ' ed at rlie 1 .t 11r. Thomas I(.iid recently. Nit. Joseph (' 1„ 'f T'r.nt.• 1+ ci,itil p is' the h A�i.: , : All. Jarllee Della,. Mr. tiled Mrs. Frank Layton spent .+ few days 1eceutly frith fiends in cceistance Mrs. tir*.'em of 5.41(Ith.:ual Mr,. 11'r.tcn. of Detroit. are visiting it tree n",e of Mr It 'gei Pepper. Mr. Mar R,.shin••.u. ni[e an,l Grrll.c. ret H"tintford recer.t'y ri.ited /it the • home 't M1'. J snubs Swnie. Mr•. V'is'ds re.:en:ly este' mined the Rrlty circ►►, i -wooveutiun with 1 the b'c •1 1'r'1h''terian church. I A wen, u1'j'ril}'.•'f farmer• eon,. ;dried their I airing operation• 1e.o rig'. All te.Jd ties Cr1'p ha. loin v.:►t •roti-allin lbs iu••At.ty MacEwaa Estate EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR SCRANTO N COAL FOR GOOERICH AND DISTRICT Egg Coal 57.25 Stove and Chestnut $7.50 Pi•12 TON BET COAL MINED 1 ,tit LAURIER Thr hum of the 1.47 deer ens. (ie.,ni ORDER AT ONCE AND GET THE. I The \lies •- I•,r',.I thy. Lvunen..and . for. r}.e God time '1: s..; --ti rel SLIMMER PRICE .11',v 31 'liI,'. 1, • , Elvers, % .hl,t,1 lora'ity on . our dts. wi.', set • • t, 11'-i'' -11. 1:1ll''7I;r' .117 It 'lite "11 a t isit ' f•t1l 1,'•. II 'Win w•b..a . 11.14:4:. Al. s• hal r (. r :. tc'y w. res P.1 i- 71., rn.p tato a' it x71,1 "MK' 't .• Any quantity best a'.' Maple Slab'.. Mixed 1 'Mb -.3.-.., i•'.u,g. ,1t 1':tr:env. i. the;'1's` y 0'1'1' Wool. Hemlo(k And Krrdlir ',rm..' oil 11i.. Tah'th , K.'lup'.' -. :Mrs :\nthon� Ty'd.lt , t Lie, .n g' 11r. Wilt 'tt'iley',deed hi. I ten 1:.-t 1 tire-- 1''•', known net,. 'o. 1 i'-er i1' Cede, cr Pine '.Vrelne•1iar nfternrx'n, - finite a 1•-ttge: in 1,. t 777 b. boar, 14'--. T%miid_aas... uan,)s•r tient the-:Irtotlr,ding .' nu. t,:.' , t 11'rzf••t•d. it 1x) ,1.,n ( ..'n, - ivy wee.. tits.. -4 1 r , he!p after th .1- '1,.. »'•slit ry R' •; ',.•• 111-1 a, -' 71174+iwg. ' 1,.• 7e•.ing .-)i%- enj,.Yf•rl :71..'.: (*4 .y �0.t2'r 174 ,, They .tttarlr - P.idh"!.1:44 9.,�,�,et ..u+l a:'. t�Pp tl r lh.• , h ,ret» 1,•": 17 iii,•: Iun-uip. f t'.• ..� 111. +f s'r fl',4r.fr-i. .5: -.'� 1 •*p 4s•(7 ') •1' .•Iter. hr.' 1•.ayl' I:•V. rn,4 Alf. 4'. It, cu •17.1 1 ‘'IA.... L . 1• ill"! .1:;.41 :, • 1 . t,ngann• n ►ed , the lees tea'- nit'. M.o.%.,t L, . .•f Mr..lat in 1,., 1 1. w days ' Dust and. (re Men a' d •r. lieatiabtec, i Mr. awl \ll... John-iel..nnan and '4r- .Laine,. ♦n'vart, end Mr. anr'ry ; little, d emitter. ET-tfhr. of Toronto, t Ty ted .1. Doth - T'iakersntttls. err camping at the lake h r a few _-- __ i week,. CHURCH CHIME, I, \Ir. Mately ,Ic1).1..11 h'd flet, 1114'-1 _ - ' feittunr 10 to Mete! i -y ., horse and ti y 1'. 11'. no,. who • ;lot a 41,1111 4n pe he.krn in DTs ails. j s. I' ...erupt j Mr. Heal. of 1 :hie:ut'. active d "se- I ihr pipif in the Nape:.' .Jnutrti 'n Mfmdav, is nree,d`the ding trren 1n ' NI ,nday on a 5.i.it at t)' • h„npr of .(i.nt .lenornin:•ti,i)', Ile wenn ebos.•n \t'. J:Imrs nhna , u (.cls. I S to inPnrh the an*11*1 711147 rrnten sl fhr Mai C. B eckeO.i.lppe I.A. return d g,,,plipga of the Ont»r10 an•1 co .1P•. to her h'o'e n Ripley :'ll'•e spending1ruurrnti'n iA.1 t)•'tr)1, 14 11A• re. Mu weeks with liar f' itttd, Mira 1 r,,,,tly reeelv,•el A "an ir'm Novn 1 Apt�rs 1Vil•• , *11.1 Scotia, which, if he ae.eptr, will make Mr. :Milli amt \It•' Rohn+'t,. nh this the stat 11111(, Ln tr tot any in Toronto, an flirting it Saga in the tht, part of thyc.nu :sy 1•i hear hien. Gospel hill h r. Kr. H,..e is a ie. t et A Pa ..., .r* rolled for in Tri--f•41.or, ,,f (,.,• SN ...;44! ser .; l3 nit ammem210-. 11012.1. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 0 TORO'd 117•, t. ' 1.+ \lillrl will spe•n, i •.•tele ST. HELENS TORONTO -M NTREAL (tt*lerieh. , alis bell l'1.rk, '1 MAffat. i. vigil. IMPORTANT Ise C1VF0 DAILY SERVICE NOW IN WESTPOk I) 1.7. 11n,. r,'" 7'. • n ler. Toronto a • pre, Ar. tars D ••:. e1 Ar. hetet►, 7 I els Ar. r Meese s4'•i". EFFECT FAST ND • 1., . 4, .yrs 'farm La. !I.tnat I4.aae. I'. TInden .i.tyan L, reeerno !tavtom Ar. Mont sea .;.filen HIeae.t rte.- sf .ya In'te'nt Van 1;,11,111, 4„d brr'h ”nerveilan. him Infest. w Wile C. It n,MtNISo, irP. t., To- mete Ont. P. Y. I.AWRICNCK R ,0�5, Town Ansa.. Pit... A . ie he. •.lent.'71r.. 1Y. O. 1V►bI., Miss Florence Il.t,drttk, of ('argill, i+ vi.iting bet mint, Mil. Hyde. Mr. rhombi Clark, of (Melva, le •;'en.lieg hi. reflation at Meme. Miss Pearl Ta1d nitwitsd hbm. (into New Mentlan.l n /aturdsy. ' yr. and Mr.. Itstry McAlli.trr, of 1Vingham, %tont Flindjy at Mrs, C. (3.I)nrnin. • Mr. And Mir. John ark. of Test- nrto, are spending 1 holidays a' home here. Mrs. It. Thnmpa..n. ► `A It V Pre Mart i'. s' .itL•g IM' p 4�Nrts, .Y.. end M.•. T. M-. Nod Stueet, of Obiesgo, is rete. KT," 4',. and 'I. num. r f P onion' 'f the Pati: Idaptst ehur:u. il.untford, and ('hlrrtg', are \ siting sit the i1om. ret is 1oc'kei upon ae eve „f she mien able , I noir part of the town for her paten'., \1r..7 .,. Yrs. I)ora!d Nle lrhetw in that i'y. He 1 ell trains at G. T. 1t. nr Lein. 1'n+ nae scone l'. 1'. R. den .t•. Prmilpt _ _---_ to I.oderlch 1,M ht. v va'fon and hat. ' tree ice and carefulatten- kindly ennaented to p'.• t»h in the 4,4,. T. Swarts' 'Bus, Lit cry and track Stables Mo' ro R.t I. '.TRRIxT J c.r OYY THF S4e'AIIK BUNKS MEET ALL T1tAINs AND : PAHSKNI,RR : ROAT3" 6RUCEFIfLO Mnr'•of' Rev. W. iI. W -.41 1.0b. Visit- * twelve ♦ ean rwr,• come W thea• v r' • )Ir.. Jaw.. T.un-, is visiting her or m town w111 t tai h ,,,,r 1.'v.,.- .4, , Item Non,, J ,h. of Ur'ytoe. a ..., . i• w well 1.. twstwl rep. Mr•ohn itilh'lt end lanu.y are vMitingtioderaeh fli:'nds 1'mxpwtmow r Mi... alabeI Turner e j •y;ng a R aoiiclterl. btWes. a$ , I. r'•.•..4 lr.,.w (he ''1 •01 loving Ih.ca. 1 Mt. u.7,h,,7:..71',,....:;,, of serf -.th, ie P41e I *1!,•li, ',He *cid tis....1• eIre,1latiug 1 eU!ttug ..1„ yr• 1.e77°• 47in the 34. -Id. Anti 1'ri.• Pins "ewe ell i, Phn'e 1n' Montreal Street .4r. IIsa.i.-4 Melt,. AL.i. ..f "myth. frrirt. of Mwey trouhl.. They ate s' ' viaih.d r-1A•it , h-4• t.-,'.•,diy, , g4a.l ennd se, aur. r. J. Dili lend guar, Mi.. 111.. rovioienn h.. 10(1111144 art.e. sbM. fibs swiss yes, get Anti-! from vi.inn friend. in Allies, Cris RIM. 8. Y. atlonoa eYPry hos,'-- . Luisa Edna Turnor. of Caledonia, i. Sad OS4lf IA R. J. .tttd'sadntg maws%; AD�IITTME IN TIIR MIEN Ai. K,1JNEY t't1AlmoteE T. SWARTS f g n et