HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-6-17, Page 41 DOMINION DAY, JULY lst, 1915 I
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• Yauaspay, Jecut 17. 1916
A Snap
In Men's
Summer
Underwear
About six dozen of
Travellers' Samples,
bought at a ridicu-
lously low price, on
sale Saturday and
Monday for
39c
Per Garment
Regular 5oc,75c and
up to $1,25, Fine
double thread, bal-
briggan and ' light
weight wool, Fen -
man's, Ellis and
Zimmerknit make.
Sizes 38, 49 and 42.
(The samples are
mostly shirts ; very
few drawers). Come
early and get the
best choice.
W. C. Pridham
SOLE AGENT
for the famous Society Brand
Clothes
Have you tried our
new Bread ? -
Cre-O-Malt
-the tastiest in town. Nice
',oft crust - close -grained -
ntade front Fleischmann's
Yeast. Everybody says it is
the best yet. Try a loaf.
There is thorough satiefrction
for those who hue our Cakes
and Pastry. If you do not know
how good they are. we should
like you to try them.
Smith Bros.
The 0:d Reliable East St. Bakery
(shone -Isl.
McLaughlin
'Buggies
Call and inspect our new
stock of the above high-
grade Buggies.
We have the latest 1915
designs to suit all re-
quirements.
McLaughlin
Carriage
Store
HAMILTON STREET
"•A Man's Ability 1s His Passport"
FRANK WEAVER
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.vwTtw_ coat lamas
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f!leeer.l tt..Mate of plank mad tim-
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PHK SIGNAL i ODERIQH = ONT,A RI U
DUNGANNON.
W*UNSIDAV, Juno 16.
Wedding bells are riaging.
Mr. Reeves, the baker, has gone
bonze to Toronto for a few days.
Mrs. %V. P. t'iend.r.on 1s visiting
friends In the vicinity of Woodstock.
Mrs. N F. Whyerd is visiting hie
pereola at tiaaforth this week. previ-
ous to their departure to the West.
The tennis court on the roans lawn
Is now completed. lois will no doubt
be good news t , the young ladies and
gentlemen who have been •axiously
awaiting its compirt ion.
The Kpwortb League of Mafeking
invited the Dungannon League last
Tuesday eveningo spend a metal
evening with them. A large repre-
sentstion responded to the invitation
and claim to have bad a very enjoy-
able t ime.
The last of the phial sidewalk was
thrown aside Tart week, when the old
walk from the News office to Mr.
Augustine'. on Albert street was
replaced by a cement walk by Mr.
McNeil. of Liicknow.
8t nate- F.xaorear1os Trots. -The
examinations for junior graduation
began on Thursday with Miss L. Dur-
um ui chance. Misr LeTouxel, of
Goderich, will preside at the entrance
here on Monday. Tuesday and Wed
nesday of next week.. F. Rose, princi-
pal of the school here, goes to Kintail
for the entrance and graduatiou ev-
*aioations there. Moss Hallie preside
at St. Helens entrance examination
"text week.
IN SPITE of RAIN.-Notwith.tand
ing the very wet evening the lawn
social held R'ednesday eveuing of Chis
week on the \letbudirt grounds rosy
be trutsiderel a series. An excellent
supper was prepared in the basemen
of the church t , which all did justice
The Auburn brass band supplied auric
for the occasion and i •e-ci eon was
provided in abundance. The receipts
of the evening were in the neighbor-
hood of$a,
DI'NiaNNsN v. SALTFORit.-A lively
game oI baseball was played here Inst
Friday evening between the boar
t.uu and the stalwarts of Yaltford.
The early part of the game went in
Lav•rr of the home tram, while the
latter were not so successful at the
finish, due no doubt t , the fact that
the visiting team put on a Detroit. star
player its, pitcher in the latter part of
the gauge. However, the game was -.
OEART
DISEAS
U a symptom of Kidney
Disease. A well-known
t:.* for has said, " 1 never
yet made. post-mortem ex-
aminatwninacaseul death
from Heart Disease with-
out finding the kidneys
wereat fault." The Kidney
medicine which a as first on
the market, post success-
ful for
uccess-
fulfor Heart Disease and
all Kidney Trouble.. and
most widely imitated i:,
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
nn Sunday and spent the day with
friends herr.
W. were in error last week in st st-
ing that Philip Long had diphtheria. 1
We are pleased to r.- rt that his ill
nese is not so ..rims and t hat he 1.
recovering. We understand It was It
t severe case of tonsilitis.
A quiet and pretty wedding was
solemnized at St. J'o.ph'a church
Monday morning, when Miss Jean Gil-
mour was united in nla'rituony to
James J. Minehan, of Toronto. Rev.
Father McCormack performed the
nuptial ceremony.
TIL F:+iAy, June 13.
AUBURN.
WEDNN*DAV, June Id
Mrs. Andrew Halliday, et Ooderiet,
ie renewing acquaintances here this
week.
The annual lawn -social will be held
nn the Baptist church grounds on
Wednesday, June 30.
Wm. Carter ham secured a position
at St. Catharines and left on Monday
to t'omwence his duties.
Mr. Wiggins, manager of obs Ster-
ling Bank, Dungannon, drove over on
Sunday, calling on his friends.
Miss Laing. of (bbourg spent a few
days with her brother, Rev. A. Laing,
before starting on • three month.' trip
to visit relatives in the Western Pros -
inee*
The Auburn brass band furnished
music for the lawn socials at Hoards
no Tuesday evening and Dungannon
no \Vedorsday evening of this week.
The boys have engaged Hugh Hill, of
13eorill.r, with hie auto truck to
carry tnew to their engagements.
.1. J. Robertson held a vel success-
(ubarn-raising nn Monday afternoon,
with Oliver Clark and Thos. Shields as
framers. The lot of captains fell to
two of the township fathers, Gordon
Young and Hugh Hill, the' former
winning by a gust lead.
PRE+HVTF:It1AN LAWN 801.11L -
!
Knox cburvh, Auburu, will have aggar-
urn party on the evening of Monday.
June :IN. on Mr. Ric. Duhie's lawn.
Tea will be setvid from .i.311 to 8
I o'clock, `tee which a good literary
and ,00sical program will be provided.
Secend of the neighborhood clergy-
men will be present, and the Auburn
brats baud will furnish iiusic. .Aditus-.
.1055
tie, rich having five innings with is
score of thirteen. The home team are
to be congest dilated on t `.e very fair
game played, ,and the .kill with which
they handled t hrwsrl re., with s,i 1 t t le
ppractice. We understold agame is to
Fie played with the Carlow boys on
Friday evening u( thi. week.
Tile W so.i x AezGREAT WopkERs.
-The Dungannon branch of etre
\Vouoen's Intuit ore repot t• • very
successful year. There are upwarla of
one hundred members on the roll,
thirty of whom are young ladies of the
vicinity who display great interest lei
the work of the Institute. Upwards
of $45O was raised during the year for
Patriotic) and Red Cross pantos... At
a ".hobs" held on June 1tb, abeatr,
linen and bandages valued at $13 were
contributed, e11 of which was banded
over to the tioderich branch of the
Rod Cross Society. Two lady metal -
hers of the Institute 'collected 027.511
from the citizens of Dungannon and
surrounding country for hospital .up -
plies, for which the Institute des•r.a
to return thanks. A hewn social wu1
1x hila on Friday. June 2.1th. at the
b..ane of John Campbell, south of 1
Dungannon, when the Auburn hand
will be in ett-ndance and refreshments
will be se; ved. The proceeds from'the
ednris.i on fee of 'Li- will be used for
pat, iot.c purposes.
PORT ALBERT. '
WILDWILADA y, June Ill.
SUMMKR So(IALA --The date of th
strawberry festival to be given by the
ladies of y1. Andrew's-Pre.hytetis
church has been changed from Jun
Sled, to '1'ue.da9. evening, June _•tb
Thrilled Regiment Band of Godeiic
will supply music for the evening, so
real good time may be expected. The
edmil.sion will healio. and children lac
Sup, e: served on the church lawn from
ll to S o'clock. Everybody welcome
Remember July 71h i. the dat
eel for the annual lawn w.ciel to be
given by the members of Chri.t church.
More particulars Iater...The Women s
Missio nal y "Society rt St. Andrew's
chinch met at the hnme of th.i•• secre-
tary, Miss Mary McKenzie, last 'Chun
day afternoon and completed ar rangst,
ntent• for their strawberry featiral
which is 4, beheld on Tuesday evening
J u n. 21)th.
('MINI AND (rule,: Mr. and \Irs.
Harry Yates. snit Alia A..dry, of Tor-
onto, are the guest!' Of Mr. and Mrs.
11. Hs yden fors a couple of week.. . .
Mra. Geo. Stewart and little daughter
of Detroit, are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mot. W. (3. S, ltrown
Miss Lina Will.. is spending • few
weeks with relatives in Goderieb town
ship. ....Mrs. Thee. Baird, of Bruce -
field. is the guest of her slater, Mu.
Angus (lorion ... Mr. and Mt.. (leo.
Lane and children, of Belfast, spent
the week -end with the Iadv's (ether,
Mr. F. t'unninghem .... Mn. 1'at.v,
of aindevicb, is the sheet of her daugh-
ter. Mrs H. Hayden Mn. Hugh
McGuire and son, Wilson, of London,
are visiting ber parent*. Mr and Mrs.
Thor. Wilson. jr Mrs Elgie
Janes, of Toront.), ii visitir.g her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brindley ...:
Nit and Mrs. John McGee and Hen.
meMcGee are visiting relatives at WInd-
snr this week, going dawn to Detroit
on the steamer Greyhound Mr.
and Mrs. Alex. Oolhorne and son and
Mr. and Mee Petty Metd ramo oat
from (*odeirice oxo Snndaand returned
Monday ing in Colborne'•
saillstaL While beer t were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. McMilles
Miss Jowle McMillan and IM i..
%VInnena Stevenson west to [bereft
nn the steamer Greyhoeod and are
vleiting relative, and tensed, Mr.
and Mrs. John Sebn.nb•IM and MIN
011ie, of Clinton, spent Sunday with
friends is the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wall and chil-
dren, of Seult Ste. Marie, are visiting
ftiends here.
Among the visitors to Aehfleld who
e*me on the Greyhound excursion are :
Mr. and Mre. John Collins, bf Nerad• :
Mn. Petry, Mrs. Keefe, Misses Mayflies ,
Kenny and Mary Connor., of Detrcit.
'LOTHIAN.
:'i», June I4th.
Psaw•'AL MKN'ro.N•-Mrs. Bernard
Brady and Mrs. John Brady, of Strath-
roy, ate spending a few week. with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
, Hogan • Alf . Ritchie took is the
i "moonlight ' et Goderich on Monday
night Jack 3lacDonald and Gor-
!don Ritchie spent Sunday with friends
!at Donnybrook Mie Bridget
! Hogan, ut Toronto, is visiting et her
home here James Gilmore, of
%Veyhurn, Seek, is spending a few
(days at his home herr.
WEDDY:D.-A very pretty wedding
tool& plitee, et Sr.. Josephs chinch,
Kingshridge. on Monday, June 14th,
when Miss Jean Gilmore wee united
in marriage to Mr .Dawe Mahoney,
of Toronto The buise, who was at-
tended by \lis. Grace O'Hara, of Chet -
ley. looked charming in a dress of silk
net trimmed with pearls, while the
groom was assisted by his brother,
Mr. E 1. Mahoney, of Toronto. The
happy couple. lett en the afterocx.r.
train fora tit iv t. SI int real, tte pride
travelling in a snit of blue .ilk with
hat to match. On their return they
will reside at Toronto. They hare the
hest wishes of their many friends here
for a brig and prosperous wedded life.
"ROUGH ON RATS- clears nut
Rats • Mire, etc, Don't Die in the
Ins oo the l et. Use Blaekst ass's
House 15c and 'Sir at Drug and "Made in Godench"
Country Stores. occasions.
ST. HELENS.
TL-sttoAy, .1 use
BKIFF+ -Mr. and Mrs. John C
of Toronto. are spending a few w 1
$
at the old horse . .. Mtsr Chrissie R
Miller to home from Normal College.
Mr. D. Todd is bu>y repairing
bis (taros
tVtt>tIN't. I:c+TITrTF: - The June
mee•ing of the %Vouseo's Institute will
be hell at the home of Mr.. Alfred
LVrbbon the afternoon of Thursday,
,lune 34th, at 2 A o'clock. A full
sleeting is requested. Come prepared
with edeas and place to do more work
for the soldiers. Everybody interested
is welcome.
GtRnk♦ PARrY. -A garden party
will he bold on 1 ue,day eveuiog, June
'trod. unser the auspices of the Pre,-
byterian church, in Mrs. Mill.e'r
ercbard adjoining thechurch.
Musical entertainment, speeches, etc.:
also a booth on the grounds. A good
time is rxpes•ted. A baseball snatch is
expected between 1 and :, o clock.
HOLMESVILLE
WEDNESDAY. June Iia.
BRIEFS. -Dr. T. G. Holmen, Of De-
troit, is visiting Miss D. Holme this
week .... Mr. J. Schwanz spent Set-
urday at Guelnh....Mr. J. H. Holmes
is visiting at Detroit this week
Mr. W. btanleytteoded the Forest-
ers' parade to the Anglican church,
Guderich, on Sunday Mr. W. Mul-
holland has reprinted hit house and
shop this week.
MKE'rtscrs.-The first meeting of the
Holmesville Patriotic Soviet. on
%Vedoeeday last, reeultr4 in the elec-
tion of the following ufilcers: Presi-
dent,,?dr.. W. Jenkins: vice -preemie -no
Mrs. N. W. Trewartna : serretarv,
Miss F. Holland; treasurer, Mies E.
Colclongb At the annualroeetiog
of the Bible society, held rn Thursday
evening of last week, the following
officers were elected : Pre ident, Mr -.t
Rowden : secretary -treasurer, Mn. N.
W. Tiewartha,
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KINGSBRIDGE. .
MUNDAT, Jus. 14.
Morgan Dalton 1. at Stretford ons
business.
Jan.e. Smelt 1. speediest a few daye
with friends 1a Detroit and Jaekeo..
Patt•lek Reilly & Sons, nt g
Drove. are pe.o>RAM hay le this beats
y.
Mr. arid Mr.. lehra Oe.Nl.s, Mies
Merriest Harvey MA Me. John ��a�-
her, ef Aepakew. MCMred is A.w.1d
That Tired Feeling
The tired feeling that ao often
comes with Spring weather is
Le likely to result from the
wearing of winter shoos after
they here Ion eall.d in as
from any of the other causes
to which it is usually ascribed,
Many Remedies are Suggested
but we believe you will find
A Pair of our Light, Stylish,
Corr•fcrtable Spring Shots.
A Sure Cure.
SHARMAN
THE (MGR MAN
Western University
LONDON
ANOTHER GREAT ADVANCE
inesse. DonMed._now 1173trio
Another Large Addition to
Faculty and Equipment in
Arta and Medicine
Greatly Iners•erd Enrol -
meet in View
Writ. for particulars to
E. R. Bralt(rwaly, M.A.. Ph. O.
ice cream tor all
BAYFIELD,
WEuNE+uAT, June 10.
Rev. Jas. Hamilton, of (iodbtich,
took the services in St. Andtew's
church last Sunday.
Miss Mothersead at.d Miss Garrett
of \Va.,hingt.,n, D. (' , are occupying
their cottage on Charles street.
Mrs. N'w. Stirling and Mrs. I). Mr -
Kenzie have returned from a week's
visit with friends at St. Marys.
A dance w.II b. given in the Bay -
.
a -
field town hall on the evening of July
1st, with music by the famous Stewart
orchestra of Goderich.
Ahs. St.nbury has returned from
Exeter, where she spent the winter
With her son, and will oeeupe her
tag. in the ..dare as soon as it can be
put in shape.
I ^e (-ream season is here. We ran
supply you with any gnantlty. We
will deli V..1' it et any time. EUwARfrtt.
Phone 2s .
Quality productions every night at
the Mold Theatre. __
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
WatorgeDAy, June 16.
Preparations are being made fora
social evening and old-time dance on
Thursday evening, JIM. _lth, nn the
lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Salkeld
Hayfield road, In aid of the funde of
the Patriotic Hoene.y of (id.eIM
townebip. There will he booths MI
the gmcods. where lee cream, le ep.
Ade, buttermilk, tea wad cake will be
hr sale to anyone 'Fishing the.. 6111.
racier. Gat. open at ..3) p. ea.
mirein, It cent..
e United Patriotic Society of
tinaerich township will have • sewing
•t the home of Mrs. W. Haack., Hume
road, nn Wednesday, Jun. Ord All
the ladies interested Red Cro•s work
are invited to be prewar,
SEVENTY I'M= OLD FEELS
LIKE PIirrv.
Mn. Whiteh.ad'. Trilled* Deed's
Kidney Piga
- Onseh.n. Meek.. Jeers 14th --(Special I
••1 am nearly seventyyears et age
but 1 feet like fifty." Thilee are use
words of Mre. David Whitehead. a
fine old lady weft known and A1gbly
respected bees. Ad Mrs. Wbit.b..d
dn.s riot fail to ekes that ehe owes her
splendid health to Detd'o Eideey Pins.
"1 wee .o alli.ted with weakness,"
111nr.
s ness,-
Mr.. Whitehead ways, "that 1 often
feinted. D believed ray trouble arose
from my Weer' and reading as ad-
v_____ ret Mt tae to try Dog's Ma-
rley PIS.. New My ereaka..a le woe*:
1 rale sleep kilted and 1 ts't have a
Urea f se bullate. 1 advise all
weaves deet se I dM to tree Deet'e
THE COLBORNE STORE it
E ARE collecting another lot of
BARGAINS to be offered on Satur-
day of this week and next Monday,
the 21st.
Look through the following list and you will be sure
to find something that you need and that you can
save money on by securing these two days.. .
SILKSFifteen ends of Colored Silk, regular prices 50c to 75c: Sale prices 25c to ,50L...
Widths from 20 to 27 inches.
SKIRTINGS Embroidery Skirtings, 45 inches wide, 48c: Sale price only Sac.
Twenty-three pieces of Embroidery Insertions at exactly Half Price.
SUITINGSLinen, Cotton. and sone Ratine Suitings, colors pink. tan, blue and
grey, at less than wholesale prices.
ti
GI N G H A M S About 210 pieces of Scotch and Manchester Ginghants, 12ic and 15c
-fast colors, and any one of them for only 10c.
WAISTSStill a few LawnWaists on sale and our prices ate very low for them ---$1.25
for 50c, 81.50 for 50e, 82.25 for 9Sc,.2J 4) for e1, $3 for 21, and 03.50 for $1.40
VESTINGS Its white, sprig and striped patterns. Eight pieces
wereas follows:
25,c for 21c, 1�c for lac, lac for He. anti 121.: for were
COTTON HOSE Hlack and Tan Cotton Hose (seconds) of 23c and 30c lines:
almost as good.as tiists: 2 pai
rs for 25c. Sizes 4, 9, 9+4 & 10.
CORSETS Come an,l examine FRONT LACED I). & A. Corsets. Corsets laced in
the front are something new.
J. H. COLBORNE
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
WEST WAWANOSH.
Council met May 25th as per adjourn-
ment,
djourn-
ment, as a court of revision. Members
all present, Reeve Morley presiding.
Members having taken statutory dec-
laration the appeals of J. Houston and
O. F. Youngblut wet,, considered
and adjusted. Motion by Purdoo and
Mallough that roll as revised be ac-
cepted and assessor's salary paid.
Carried General b,asiness was then
taken up. Minutes of but meeting
read and adopted, on motion by Nay-
lor and Johnston. Financial state -
went. showing balance t,f $333.71,
was filed on motion of Johnston and
Purdon. Hamilton Smith asked tc he
relieved of dog tax. else, asked that
his son's name be pieced on roll. No
action taken. Patrick Walsh asked
that ditch at north end lot 21 conces-
sion 8, be opened up. This matter we.
left with Commissioner PurJon to inter-
view all parties interested and report
at the next meeting. on motion of
Mallough and Murray. Mr. Pollach
was prevent to say that bis drainage
system was being destroyed owing to
ay. -aid drain not being properly fin-
ished. Clerk was instructed to write
Mr. A. Rivers as to his portion, also to
write the township engineer to have
the uopasseo portion of this dr.io
completed and inspected aa soon as
possible. Motion by Naylor and Pur•
don that in the eveot of 8. 8. No. 3
building a new front fend on their pot
this utunioipwlilc will be tesponsihle
for cost of its share. Carried. Ac-
counts amounting to $ ).80 were
passed and paid on motion by Purdnn
and Naylor. Council adjourned to
meet June Loth, at 1 p. IR. W. A.
WIloos, Clerk
SCHOOL REPORTS.
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No. 3. ASHF iELD,
Sr. iV.-Lotti. McKenzie 103` 1•*.
hell.. McDnoali 185, Will Johnston IMI,
•'.Viii McDonald 1141. Jr. IV, -Lily
McKenzie a ie
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ftJohn
Mc$a Mary
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Melt'
or 1Y2. '�. itkha Weet est
eel
t•llpo
Drennan Nt 1[. and 1. -Harold Col-
linson
o -
linson121r 1, Katharioe McDonald 107,
Harry West DO, Lois McKenzie 1•C.
• Missed part ..f examinations. J. G.
I ELL.. NU, Teacher.
For twenty-three years it bee hteen
an unwritten law that the quality of
tided. Tea shall never vary, even frac-
'1'u support this iron -bound
rule it is necessary to ine*,ase the
price when t'te cost of teasedyaeceeto
encs an enormous extent as recently.
You hare the satisfaction cf knowing,
however, to whatever price Salads
advancer• it will always be the finest
tea procurable at Chet price.
A Bit of History.
Fridat, the lath of .lune, is tha one-
hundredth anniversary of the 'Little
..1 'tVatrrhx,, Then, as n..w, Greet
Britain was railed upon to uphold the
liberties of the people end to rid Ku-
rope of a tyrant. Nep loon. not long
returned from Elba, marshalled his
force to regain the throne of France
and dominate Europe. He left Paris bn
the evening of June I lth for Belgium
to meet the British, Germane and 11.1•
glans who were assembled in and
itttmuod Brussels. and a week later he
made his Tinel effort at Waterloo It
stay net he generally known that Sir
John Colborne. afterwards the Gover-
nor of Upper Canada, after whom the
township of Colborne waS named, was
, the officer in command of the :,2nd
Regiment in this glenbattle. This
COOLING WASH
regiment greatly distinguished dwelt
STOPS ITCHING. Peninsular eempaign. Foraer-
in this battle, as it had glen in the
hi.
Just • touch of this mild, 'soothing
wash, the D. D. D. Preierption. will
give you instant relief from your burn.
log, itching skin and absolute protec-
tion from all summer skin trouhlee.
D. D. 1). is a scientific compound of
soothing oil of wintergeen and other
healing .laments.
Don't fail to try D. D. D. for any
kind of summer Alb trouble. 1t w111
give you welcome relief. A generousi
trial bottle for 23r Ask also about j
D. D. D. Hosp.
JAB. A CAMPBELL,
vices as saddler and edminiatrator Col-
borne wag created a Field Marshal
and Lord Seaton.-Corratot re:n.
Rearranging the seating-apecily
and inatalltng electric fens ere s
more of The Model Theatre improve;
then ts. •
The and Regiment hand is rotn-
silencing the weekly outdoor con -arta
on the Square. Leat Thursday even-
nRtarrangententa had' been made for
the hand to play, but the rain pre-
vented, and tonight the first concert
of she Nur siui.r session will be given
Central Dt ug Store. Godericb.
D. D. D. le [Wade in Canada.
Court Goderich et St. George's.
The seniles of Court Ooderich. No.
32, CUrtadlian Order of Forester.. rein -
erred members of the Order from
Clinton, Hayfield and Benmiller, alto-
geth.r upwards of 130. attended divine
sorrier, at St. George's church on Hue -
day Ioreing. Rev. .1 H. Potbering-
bern, eb. rector.'gave a aridness
basal ijpne the story of tM bnIWle
of the *ells of Jeruse/em, found in tb.
fourth chapter of Na•besiab. He
likened the ant k of the builders to that
of the U.O. P. In that It fres for liberty.
that It was bnaevolent sad that 1t was
so -operative. He emphasised the point
that providing for one's family by In-
.sreaee was by no means showing •
leek of eonfldeeee In find's Ability to
provide. The speaker ehswes that he
wee alma ass oda of the Order ereset with to
glvfwg etstt.ties showiest how many
t!.a.heee were morello' and bow mime
rummy W beam eeb.e,ihed for be.eve-
lent purposes', and also etathag that
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Keep a Kodak record of the good
times now and throughout the year.
Get your finishing done by en expert.
R. R. SALLOWS
SPEND YOUR
Dom inion Day
atSeaforth
AND ATTEND THE 18th
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Seaforth Turf Club
One of the Best Race Meets
in Ontario,all the Best Hones
$2 100 in Purses
COME TO C4th
on July 1st and 2nd
BAND IN ATTENDANCE
M. Broderick, See. W. Govenloek, Prem.
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distance. to go, and the latter said -
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little girl, "1'11 walk if you carry me."
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CARBERT'S BEAUTIFUL GROVE
near Clinton
BRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCg ALL DAY.
JOHN FARRELL
and several other distinguished orators will deliver nddr'eeses
on picnic grontds,
SINGLE FARE ROUND TRIP ON RAILWAYS.
Come. Everybody! to the Greatest Event, of
the Season.
REV. JOHN t4OGAN, PASTOR
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