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ST. AUGUSTINE
BT. AUGUSTINE, July 11.--11r.
''rank Clark, of Toronto, visited
friends in this vicinity last week.
Mrs. Mason McAllister visited Dun-
gannon friends recently.
Miss Gladys Jefferson la home from
Woodstock, for a few holidays.
Misses M. and B. Boyd are visiting
Mullett friends at present.
Mrs. John Reduwud and Mr. Will-
ie Redmond rtalted Whttechureb
friends the begiuulug of this week.
The Grand Bend Cafe
GRAND BEND, ONT.
Meals and lundiuss at all hours.
!very accommodation for visitors.
Pleasant surrounding.. Best ser-
vice. Popular prices.
WILLIE WONG, Prop.
BUS SERVICE
TIME TABLE : Stratford and Goderie"'
Stratford Goderich
Leave Antes
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5.00 5.00 .40
5.15 5.15
5.45 5.45
9.05 4 05
980 4.85
10.00 5.011
10.10 1 51.5
10.40 1 5.4i
a.m.
780 -Leave
5Ai
5.25
M,SS
9.15
9.so
9.55
10.05-Arrlre
Stratford P.O.
Sebringrl I Ie
Mitchell
Dublin
Beaton},
Clinton
Holme.rtlle
South et.. G;odorlch
Saturday Only
Ooderlrh
Holmesrl ale
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fieaforth
Dublin
Mitchell
acnrienr:111e
Stratton!
KiNGBBRiDGE, July 10. -Mins Rose
O'Reilly le home from Heapeter for the
holidays.
Rev. Father M. Sullivan, of Chat-
ham, visited relatives and friends In
Aairfeld.
„Mrs..). C. Dalton visited In Oode:lch.
Miss Marion Dalton was visiting
with friends in Dublin.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lanolin and
Master Teddy Grittlu motored up from
Detroit.
Mrs. Will Daltuu and children are
visiting Mrs. Dalton's parents here.
Ids' shad rs Thomaarvey.
r, rankMMetartbys(;Is home after
a airy in Detroit.
p.m •.s.
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6.25 9.5.5 ,
6.00 9.4.0
4 40 9.15
4.20 555
5.45 5.25
SSD 5.06
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p.m.1
Arrives' -4 05
680
5.90
4.50
4.90 '
4.05
5.40
Leave -$.30
Morning Bus from rsol,'nrh meets London train
from W,ughaun at Clutton
J. M. LILLOW W -_,Stratford, Phone 799-j
E. A. LILL.OW Goderich Phone 347
ASHFIELD
ASHFIELD, July 10 -Anniversary
services were held in Ashfield Presby-
terian church on Sunday. July 9112.
Both services were very largely ,attend-
ed. A large number of visitors from
Pine River, Ripley, Lueknow, and God -
oriel' were alto prewent-
Mims B. Preunan. of Harper Hos-
pital, Detroit. has returned atter spend-
ing a few weeks et the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drennan.
Wednesday evening of last week was
the °cession of a very pleasant time at
the home of Mr. Charles Boyd. of Am-
berley. We have referent* to the
Spend
the Summer months in
comfort, get a cool, easy -
fitting Suit.
All the new shades in
Tans and Greys.
F. H. MARTIN
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Big Reductions in Summer
Clothing
Just at the time you need Summer Clothing most
we offer you very special prices as we must clear all
this month.
Two and three piece suits, including " 20th Century
Brand," at prices that will please you.
See prices in Window.
Straw Hats at One Quarter Off regular prices.
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
"The Home of Good CI, thinc"
Phone 57 Sok Agent for Barsaline Hat
snecsestul garden party given
there under the auspices of the
U.F.W.O. ('mora Club. Much credit is
due the officers of the dub es well as to
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd fur the able pro-
gram furnished and for the good time
afforded to all. Rev. Hardie Was choir
man for the evening, filling the position
as usual in Ills capable a►xl affable than
ner. Among the artists present from a
distance were: Mrs. Frank S. McKenz-
ie of Sydney Mines, who rendered a
very pleasing solo; Miss Rivers, of
Lit.know, elocutionist: and these were
followed by moat able anti approp.
priate addresses from Messrs. John
Shields, of field's Corners. and Nell
McKay, of Ripley. Our local talent
WAS well represented by Mrs. D. A.
McDonald, elocutionist ; Mins Margaret
Maclennan, "Moist ; Miss Violet Mac-
is.nuen. soloist; Mrs. 1). A. MacIwan
ae pianist. Messrs. MacLennan and
MacDonald gave selections on the vio-
lin with their usual skill and the Loch-
alsh on•1►estra rendered most pleas-
ing numbers. The ball game between
Lochalsh and the Lake Store with the
score an favor of ioc•habh was quite
a sourer of interest to many. We can
now say the l'.F.W.O. In our commun-
ity has shown its efficiency as :1 was f-
ety. as up.tu the present any enter-
tainment they have undertaken oas
proven abundantly sneees. tnl.
AUBURN
AUBURN, July 12. -Mr. Wm. Muth
and Miss Dorothy of Clinton. spent
Thursday here, Mise Dorothy remain-
ed vltdting for a. week.
Major Jos. Beck. and Mrs. Beck, of
Toronto, are visiting with her cousin
M
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SODIRWI, �T
with tf- atall of their idols. its
players ani/ °facers of tie team wit* ha
thank the Ladies of the Institute
the wpleadte singers given the team/
after east gain., The locals will Meet
Carlow ass's 0n July 111th.
The :..'f.:::%;....'att...:42411:e
tWett.rn group
to date s
la,ti Tot lay
Atthura s. Seifert....2
22
Pttngana•a.....4 2
Beumllkr.42
('arluw.. . 5 2
Batter* br stolidity night's ,tame.
Dunganndti: And.•r-on and Treleaven.
Auburn; Patterson and Stoltz.
Umpfreet.gsdmortd and Stewart.
LEEBURN
LEEBURN, July I1. -Maas Lizzie
Horton, or Stratf..rd. is visiting her
brother Mr. Hert,•r Morton.
Mau. J. Piper and daughter Margaret
of Calumet, Mich erre week -end vfa-
itors with J. D. Fnrrish.
Mhos Bstetyn llort,nt has returned
from Crewe, where she was spending a
week with her melt.. Mr. Henri Hor-
ton.
Mrs. Roy )(anon. of Toronto. hal re-
turned home after ...tending a month
with her mother. Mrs. Alex. Clutton.
Nure Blanche shave. of New York
city. is spending lir vacation at Per
home here.
Miss Ruth Rlut' urrlved home to
spend her vacation.
Mlaaes Linea and Lillian Lauren.
slayer. or Toronto. arc visitors at their
home here.
CARLOW
l'ARIA►W, July 12. -Mr. and Mrs.
(low4us, Mr. and Mrs. John Hanna,
and Miss Louise Hanna, all of Wing -
ham, attended the Jubilee w ratt'tw
last guuday anti (*lied oa friends s'u
lug the dal. ltev. John Young.
of Mexleo, N Y.. preached both morn -
lug and evening to Irrge eougregatl)1s.
111s dlaconr%ew were both helpful t nd
inspiring.
Rev. Milton Tyndall, R.P.. of Regius.
Sask.. was Thome for * few days to bee
I mother who had been rery 111.
Site had recovered sufficiently to 1*
out last Sunday' to partielpate la the
jubilee servh'e .
We are pleased to report that Mr.
Robert silent 1s Improving somewhat.
The lawn social held at the h.•me of
Mr. .\ Young at Loyal was a derided
sue'.as. 1210.110 being realized at the
gate. Tote night was all that could
be desired and the program was ex-
ceptionally good.
A little son has come to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Fowler.
A number from this vicinity took
In the Orange parade at (itxlerich on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. J. Glenn and daughter. Edith.
enjoyed • vera pleasant trip to I'ale-
b' with friends from Toronto last
Sunday.
lire. Pr. Young who tame home by
auto in time to attend the lawn ',octal.
w•as te•ontlanied by Mr. Wilcox, of
Mexico. N. Y.. They left on Wednes-
day on the return trip. a distant* of
380 miles.
Mrs. Trethewy and children, of Guel-
ph. visited at the home o1 her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Vareoe. a few days last
week. They attended rite lawn social
on Wednesday evening.
Mr. Elmer Diamond stent a few days
Mr. H. Sturdy. with his mother, Mrs. Arch. Hones.
Mr. Jame. Nicholson raised his barn Mr. and Mrs. William McMillan. of
In Tuesday afternoon. A large gang of Auburn. were visitors orer Sunday at
meu were on handl and had ft up in , the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bogle.
good time. Mr. Thomas Shield 111 do -
al r. and eta Herb. Cook and lividly
Ing the work. motored from W,ssistawk to speed n
few days with relatives here.
Mr. Hanley is on his holidays. Mr.
t French is supplying In the Sterling
(tank during his absence.
Mr. John Ferguson 1a with his
daughter near Brantford, owing to the
Illness of his son-in-law there.
Auburn wins from Belfast. -On Wed-
nesday evening of last week the Au-
burn baseball team played the Belfast
team on the latter's ground, and zoo•
eeedet in getting the long end of the
score, which stood 21.11. As In the
game of a week ago. this game was
a patting tar, Auburn having the ad-
vantage. The farmers here are very
busy hating Just at present and several
of the regular players were not on
hand. However, the necessary changes
apparently did not weaken the team.
The boys appreciate very much the
splendid support the home folks are
giving them in their games away from
home and also those played at home.
Dungannon is now at the head of the
League with Auburn, and Belfast ties
for second pace.
Batteries: Belfast -Irwin, Alton, Ir-
win and Cook.
Auburn: Patterson and Stoltz.
L'mplrew: Redmond and Robinson.
Time -1.55.
Belfast 0 1 0 1 0 0 3 3 3-11
Auburn 1 3 0 3 0 1 4 9 x-21
Anhwei win fres. DlYdlgatsw--Tbe
Dungannon basetaRsis.m played their
last league game with ate Auburn boys
on Monday night on the local diamond,
Auburn winning by the score of 8-5 in
the sixth inning when the game was
called by the umpire on acount of
rain. Patterson for Auburn and And -
preen for Dungannon pitched a good
game, hut Patterson got a little bet-
ter support in the field. A strong wind
was plowing from the South making
It very difficult for the fielders to field a
batted hall. As usual a splendid crowd
was on handl to cheer the boys to their
third successive victory. Dungannon
brought along several carloads of sup-
porters. They proved to be a very quiet
lot and were very much disappointed
PORT ALBERT
CREWE
CREWE. July 11.-Mistt'Tlolet Kil-
patAok. of itenmiller, In spending the
holiday with her parents here.
Mr. Prenntltt Mcleod. Of Lucknow,
la vtslti,ns at the home of Mr. Wit -
fret] Pr'ennan.
PORT ALREt(T July 13 -Miss Mrs. Aubrey Illggdns, of Detroit. 1s
Plcksnn returned 6,•mr recently from visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrd.
Harmony, where -he had been the John Mcnary.
guttwt of her aisn•r. Mr 1Rer ' E. Miss Mabel and Mr. Wm. Reid spent
Tayler, the pant few w.eks. Sunday at the home of Mr. George
Mr. sad Mrs. Ben ('rawford. f Dun- Meapntid. of Whitechnr•h.
gannon. with telatiree are now -pend-. Mr. Sam Sherwood visited friends in
ing the summer mouths in their cottage Goderich last Sunday.
by the lake.1 ttratford. are visiting friends around
John 'rtgert, i .. ;. Green. Wwlti.r�I Masses Jean and Lotta Gibson, of
Mr. Will Beglr; and btmlly of Ham - ,did win. The score pas 21-11 y favor
lltuu are visitant friends' here. ( of Auburn. "Spruce up Belfast."
Mr. Harry Anderson fa the latest
car owner In the village.
Mr. Delos Dasher tr home on his
bulldaya
Miss Amber McKenzie returned to
'Toronto this week.
Miss Vera Hamilton is home on her
holidays.
Mr. MA.ure, manager of the Ster-
ling (tank, leaves for his holidays on
Saturday. Mr. Frt•ach. formerly of
the lank here. will relieve.
Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. Treleaven
ceaven •ud
hildren,
anti children, of Toruuto. are holiday -
ing at Mrs. Robt. Treleaven s.
Robt. Devid.uon and l'oatma te
fuer
Stoth, is are having their houses W
e1. Mr. Devldsot 1s also building •
verandah.
Mrs. R. E. Willis and daughter Beth,
leave this week for Toronto.
One of the oldest residents
of
John
locality In the perso
Siris, diel on Monday at the ad-
vanced age of ninety-five years.
The dressed was born in Ireland' but
came to this country when quite young
and had lived in West Wawanosh aver
since.
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. !tickle.
in
Iltltt. are visiting friends in the vil-
lage. Mr. Blekle 1s just recently out
of the ho.pttal. having Iasi two oper-
ation*.
Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Pentland. of
Galesburg, 111., Mrs. Williams. of ('an -
10n. 111., and Mrs. H. Stranahan, of
Romeo, MIeh., who had been visiting
1 friends here during the past week re -
melee! home on Tueedag morning.
having motored orer. Mr. I.wrenct
Pentland. of New York. met them here
rill`went tuck home with them.
LANES
DANKO, July 10. -Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Austin Sundayed with friends
In 4htderleb.
Mr. Frank Scott made a budnets
trip to Hingham.
Mr. Frank and Mr. Russel Mo-
Creight and roster, Masa Blanche.
motored to Toronto last week.
We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Ewart
Jamieson to our midst. and wish them
• long and happy life.
Died le Early MaaMsi-A very
sad death occurred on Tuesday morn-
ing, July 4th, when Thomas L Little,
son of Mr. sad Mr,'. Jphn Little pass.
ed away following a lingering Illness
quietly awl patiently borne at the ear-
ly age of twenty-three year's and seven
months . Tont was a young man of a
fright anti friendly disposition. a gen-
eral favorite in the community and in
hie death this neighborhood suffers •
severe loss. The funeral tea. held on
Thursday afternoon to Greenhill eerm-
tery and was largely attetddd. Her -
rice., at the house and grave were tak-
en by Rev. Char. t'umm•ng4, of St.
Helens. Beehive his sorrowing parents
he leaves a twin brother, James D.,
who have the sincere sympathy of
many friends and neighbors In their
t.er•aveMent. The pallbearers w ere de
yf his schoolmates: Frei Johnstone,
John Scott, Eimer Farrlrb, Wilfred
Drennan. Lorne Ferns' anti Hemel
Mel'rs-lght. Friends who were present
from a distance were Mr. awl Mra. !tell
cud -..a John. and Mrs Pickard, all of
time : Miss Itteisum, of Ingersoll; Mr.
cud Mrs. !lurid Sproule. Miss Margar-
et Sproule, Mr. and tins Carrick Ten-
nant
eo-nant end John Drennan, James Itelt
ST. HELENS I and Charles Bell. all of Goderich, and
Mr. and M rs. George Fielder and Mks
ST. HELENS. July 11.- Mr. end Mary Fielder of fort Albert; Mr. and
Mrs. John {'lark, of Toronto, are Mrs. Little wish to thank th,• frl.•nda
drying under the parental roof. anal ns iabborr wet. rn kiwlly a.aistcd
rel Mn. H. D. 15'ood.. and MIs.holt- them during their taon'e Ihnew end at
I Versa Woods, of Grimsby. were Haltom the time of his death.
with Mr. and Yrs. Robinson Woude
ever the week -end.
Mr. end Mrs. Roderick MgKen-I LUCKNOW
I sie and children, of Winnipeg, are
visiting tate dormer's sister Mrs
('la rk.
Mr. Robert Barbour. of Erin. /pent
the wvrk•end with Mr. W. Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Miller and tam-
p fly after spending three weeks rotting
t r mother and Mends here motored
o Sarnia un Saturday to take floe boat
Tlgert. arole Tercet and his la,y here.
H - to Duluth en route tor their home In
friend from Stratford attended the , Miss Bella and Mr. Thos. M Calgary.
Orange Walk in Brutte4s on Jule 12. of Shepperdon @pent Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Barbour, Erin.
r Pt. Georges' pant'. in Ooderirh was Crewe friends. and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Woods, motor -
well filled. Mai Port Albert 1-pres. The annnal Sunday seh picnic was el to Bayfield on Saturday and spent
putative. last withitlY night. 111111 Saturday on Mr. Albert Yo- the tieek-end.
]urs. Joie (ys•uhalrs. Yrs. F.iRntt. ljoold'a fiat@. e'oe.
Miss Zeta all of Clinton. ant iters y 'L«k., are vlsiting their sister, Mr@.
Mr. and Mrs. Minion. of Sim
r•haperoMirt 1.nmla•raof 7011 is girls
D'
who tries skit entrance *his year. 1 GANNON
Thera w as no a rrlee In the Eng- ( L)i'K(TAN ON, July 12. -The garden
Hsh ckere bas for n number of Su0-Ipar&`en Mr. Browns lawn lest Fri-
day. as Rev. aft. Demise.' Is taking day evening was fairly well attended
his vacation alley July 10th. notwithstanding the evening shower.
Mr. acid Mint Jos. Tigert and son. IT esu present enjoyed a rery good
lith n flying Hsi with supper ■rad a splendid entertainment.
hale t
of
his res
Os
Kr. lis_
Mr. Wm. Teeter. Ot S'I1 41Tdtrtn. Maize who underwent an operation
motored to the former's ear o Owen in Toronto for appendicitis is Improv -
Sound. lest week to meet Mr Hawkf' Ino nicely and 1s expected (home on
sister. Mrs. Thome Leigh and awn. of Wednesday of this week.
Sault Ste Marie. a Ieluttut, airs. Miss Violet Ross. of (:eslerieh. 1s
twitch coming as far as Owen Sound visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
by Mrs. Meyer'',of Stratford.will he F. Boss this week.
her brother. 1 .tar baseball team phrased with the
Mr. and Mrs.' Art Hoy and family, tttbert team At Auburn on Monday ev-
of Auburn. ri-ited with his brother. ening lint owing to the storm and rain
Mr. R. J. Hay one day this week the gAme had 10 be called off at the
The "Wenela Rest" cottage. ..w nod end of the fifth Inning. leaving the score
by Mrs. Myers, of Stratton]. e II be t:, in favor of the home team. A
occupied for n couple of month- lively game is expected here on Friday
Mr. and Mr- George Ashton -1» nt evening between Dungannon and 11e1.
a day in Seaforth this week. TAO.
nt tel
wayt Detroit was at -
Yr. Duerr Ktrh, o
iing on friends here last week.
tinge, 1 We •ry pleased to know that Wm.
Jas. Pardon.
Miss Margaret Rintonl. of Toronto,
Is home for • two weeks holiday
Mimi Pearl Web -ter, of Toronto, and
Miss Dorothy Webster. of Wingbam,
are holidaying ab home.
BELFASR
Brirast, Jn1j11r-era. W. II. Reid.
of Goderich. ,♦tiff Was Dried* Reid, of
I►etroit, are visiting friends in the
burg. '
Miss Winn!. Cunningham. . f Part
Albert• is visiting her odder. Mrs. Roy
Alton, at present.
Mrs. Liston, of Leeknow, spent
Sunday at James t'oon'..
BORN. --On Saturdelf.-4111filkt to
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Alton. a son.
Congratulations.
Mr. and Yew. John MullIn were in
Goderich Sunday.
We are glad to sew Mra. ('iu.rtes
Alton able to he mit again.
Auburn Boys came orer to win the
ball game last Wednesday anti they
' Li'CKNUW. July bl-Ltiekwow held
a very suecteofnl celebration on 14►
minion Day when baseball teams from
Holyroal, St. Helens, Iangsi.M, Rapid
('1ty. and I.pehalsb engaged la • tour-
nament. Lochalsh carried the .lay .1t-
featiug Langside 6-3 anal Hflyro i
20.0.
Rev. J. H. (41ert►out, with Ida wife
and three children. is getting settle.!
In the Methodist parsonage. Rev Mr.
(►sterhout come* from Drwdrn, whero
be has Just completed a three year..'
pastorate.
Finlay Marlon's, who violin) Ills
home here a short time ago has 1. ft
with a forte from the Northw. -t
Mouton) I'olise, of which he la a naem-
ts•r. for Itamfn's Land. north ..f 11111 -
son Bay. The company carries with
Itwm food and fuel for • two-year
term In the frozen north.
M1.•. M. Itaua.,n has r•.Ignel her
position as pH/whoa} of Lucknow rte.
Ile echrsd after a term of fattbfnl and
e4lcieut service.
Mrs. Carlton Mann, of New York.
was a week -end gone at the home of
her brother, air. laugh Melnto-h
Mlaw Sadie Gee Left on Tl•-.lfy
morning for Fenlon. Man., whet, -h"
will visit her mutt for ■ few w„ t, -
(Additional district news on peer 7.)
Rev. It. T. Kilpatrick, wife and -,0,
of Uwossn. Mich., awl Mrs. 11. F:, llan-
son. of East Tawas. Mich.. motored to
the old home In Ashfield and -Tent A
week with Mr. S. J. Kilpatrick.
Wife (away from hornet -Horne,'
1 forgot to turn off the electric iron '
Husband--1t'a all right. Nethiitq
will bum long -1 forgot to turn oft'
the water In 11M bathtub.
Make Your Plans to Buy These Lines of Ready -to -Wear -NOW
The Offerings for Women and MissesAreExtraordinary Values
Please Remember that These Items Are Our Regular Stock, Not Just Bought for a
Sale. You Will Find Every Garment Right in Quality and Priced Very Much Below
Regular -Many Other Lines of Seasonable Merchandise Have Been Marked for
Quick Clearance at Prices that Will Compel Attention.__
Fine Voile Dresses
$1Women'sFine SwVoile re'.ases,
�•50 in dark anFid light iss patternsD
, in Aoral
and spot. Shown in navy, black,
copen, white. Sold regular up to
19.50.
Chintz and Percale Dresses
art--A-greatdrem for morning weer, mase
t$ j • In bright colored chintz or fine per -
ode. Sold regular. all sizes, at $2.00
and $2.25.
New Gingham Dresses
$6 7This comprises our complete stock of
• 5 fine Gingham Dresses, some organdy
trimmed. with sash; others in more
modest models. Sold regular up to
$15.00.
Voile Blouses --All Styles
•
Good' -Porch Dresses
$3.65 ge
onlyqualityPoh• sses, in ginettgham and chambrayrc,
very neatly made:, in blue. reds.
mauve, pink. Sold regular up to $5.00
At)auc 50 of ch. hoer. in white and
1.00 colored voile, with short or long
sleeves. This is value extraordinary.
Summer Skirts --White
Tha.eSkirts are in white repp, pique.
$1.11V poplin and gaberdine. Nearly all
sizes in the lot.
Smart House Dresses
$2.45Houseinagreatvariety of
styles and patterns, with long or
short sleeves. These sold regular at
$3.00 and $3.50.
Women's Chintz Dresses
$1.4835 fine Colored Chintz Dresses, in all
sizes, with plain and scalloped skirts.
Special sale price. $1.48.
THE SUMMER CLEARANCE OF VOILES, ORGANDIES, MULLS, PALM BEACH CONTINUES SHOP EARLY
Every Last Stitch of Summer Goods
Must Be Sold.
GRAY & CARTWRIGHT
July a Month of Special
Priv e*i