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BRUSSELS ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST zo, lgll
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THE P.tQ�•.ITICAL CAMPAIGN '
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B. B, xoareian to Ilincardtne,
Thiry yenta-•Wingdnra Business aotlgge.
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Jamestown
Mies Annie Straehau � spent a ;fel v
Alfie 'tomtit wasin the. list of One-
ceesfuls at the Teachers' exam, at
Bt'uesele l7otitlnuation. achocl, She
be bask for a few weeks, Five, sisters eas•rituaottt.iageni•a
are expected to be present.
Damns BLAKE DECEAesP.-- but Fridley afternoon -of last. week a very
and has covered alarge share of the
cogstitnency a number of times. With
Iteerpcperti as the leading card in the
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days in ,Palmerston lastweek.t
will likely pursue her studies;
9 o'clock Wednesdaymorning, Dennislacge and representative atherin of
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East Huron gheld
contest and Mr. Ilisio a successful
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au atria Richards is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Malcolm Piaseh:,
Jas.'and Mrs. Turnbull, of Kilmer-
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Ethel
C. E. and Mrs.,Bepppplei' and sou of
Blake, jeweller of Walton, died at the Liberals was intheF
home qY his mother, Mra, Wm..Blake, Town Gee, Brussels, for the purpose of
14th, Con, aged 40 years, 9 months and nominating a standard bearer for the
fanner he should poll a winning Vote on
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RAV. Me. West is home this weak
,roto Bruce Beach.
A number, took in the Lucknow
3aledonian sports last Monday.
S. 5, Excursion next Tuesda. to
Kincardine, Special train leaves
Oluevale at 8.30 and'return tioket only
:oats 85c and 45e. Train leaves Kiu
sardine at7 p. in. givin a flue time at
the lake. Title trip affords a popular
dine, were visiting at ox -Reeve Turn=
bull's last Sunday.
Thos. Strachan attended the funeral
of his cousin Rev. Donald Strachan
at Guelph last Monday.•
The Sunday School Excursion to
Kincardine next Tuesday is all the
talk tills week. Special train leaves
Brussels at 8,15, gets to Kincardine
9,50 and leayes at 7 p.m, Return fare
81X•00, children, 50 cents, It ought to'
be dandy at the lake these hot days.
Stratford, and Miss Hansuld, of Tavis-
took, visited at the home of Mrs,
Hansuld riming the past Week.
Dr.Ferguson, slaughter and son
were visi•ting Dr': Spence and - family
at Luoknow en Monday and taking in
the Caledonian games in addition.
A letter from Henry Antes, of
Arden, Man., says ;---Ws are, having
beautiful weather here just now and
the crops around our district are look-
tug rine,
DIED JHAERISTON.--Thursday of
19 days. IIs had contracted typhoid party In t he ensuing election to the
fever and came to the parental home Commits.
on Saturday, July 29th, to be nursed• President Alex, McLaughlin, of
Other eompltcationa intervened and Howiak towaship, occupied the chair
despite all that could be done he de-' and briefly addressed 'the delegates, A
parted this life. Mr, Blake was the communication was read from F. s.
eldest son of the late. Win, Blake and Scott resigning the Secretary Treasurer.
was well and favorably known, He ship, owing to his appointment as
had been engaged in the watchmak- Postmaster of Brussels, It was
tug and jewelry business at Walton accepted and Mr. Scott thanked for his
for the past G years and had done activity in the,past. M. Black, of Brua•
well. A new store was nearly coin- 'eels. wain appointed as his %Iceessor.
for him into he The Credential Committee
Ansi HURON coxssxvnTtvss
The Nominating Convention of Last
Huron Conservatives was held in the
Town Hall, Brussels, 'Tuesday after-
noon, and was presided over by Coun-
calor Peter W. Scott, of East Wawa-
nosh, who is the President. Various
'names had been spoken 01 since
election was announced but only
one nominee was placed before
the Convention, viz. James Bowman,
ex -Warden of "Huron Go., whose home
is on the line Morris
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ruling to Sabbath Schools or families.
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last week James Taylor. of Harris-
pleted which expected elected was 3rd of .township.
to move. "Dinnie" will not soon bo J. A. Morton, Wingham ; A. Gipson, His nomination was proposed by Mayor.
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Qoderich
The Choir of North street Methodist,
:hutch field their annual Mc -hie and
rutin at Bafield on Wednesdayaro
tfternoon. Y
The session of Knox church has a -
?canted aa, Hr Cutt James Buchanan
toll D, Stoddart a committee for re-'
sewing and forwarding supplies for
he relief of the destitute at Cochrane.
Rev, and Mrs. Lundy are away for
their well earned vacation,
Mr. and Mrs. Munro, of Toronto,
visitors BM R. H, laerguson'e.
The Sabbath .School Excursion to
Kincardine from Brussels next �1'ues••
day is an item of interest to the people
in this locality,
Mrs, W. Vaal has 'not been quite as
Well •as ie liar usual good retinue but
many friends hope she will
tort, died in his55th year. lite funer-
al Was on Sunday afternoon. Geo.
and Mrs. Bateman attended as the de-
ceased teas a cousin.
The tender for painting five iron
bridges in Gvey township, was award-
ed to J. A. Heinsworth, of Ethel. His
figure was $104 with 30o per footexcess
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if Betz' bridge is over 05 , feet and
Mitchell brillg'e over 85 ft.
This week Rev. and Mrs. Wren and•
lorgotten• the funeral will leave Fordwich ; and W. M. Sinclair, who Spocton, of Wiugham, and seconded by
Lot 5, Con. 14, on Friday of this week looked carefully and promptly after M. Leckdart, of Wawauosh. Mr•, Bow-
at 9.30 a, m.. for the R 0. Church, their work, There were very few poll- min accepted the honor.. Short speech-
Brussels, where Rev. Fr. Blair will ing sub divisions out of the 38 in which es were made by M. Lockhart, Dr. Red-
eoiuluot service at 9:30 atter which the 5 delegates were not in their place; mond, Editor Hall. Mayor Spotton,, A.
interment will be made at Si. James' The result of the ballot gave A. Hislop, H. Musgrove, M. P. P., North Huron,
cemetery, Seaforth. The 'relatives ex -M. P. P., a large majority and ma and Jas. Bowman. Arrangements were
will be sympathised athised with in their be- motion of W. H. Kerr,who was also a made for the corrin campaign. It is
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reavement. Mr. Blake was tummy- candidate, Mr. Hislop's nomination was expected the riding will . visited by
tied, made unanimous. A platform meeting Messrs, Borden, Foster and Whitney.
followed in which addresses on the Dr•. Chisholm, the M. P. for the past
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if necessary articles will be collected
tnd sent bythe earliest possible date
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BEYOND ills Damao -On- Sunda
Sunda?,
Horning John, Johnston, a well
mown aunt farmer; of ,Oolborne
o vnsliiy youngest son of A. JohnstonW.
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Darlow, teat his life in. the 11went in
soon re-
gain •her accustome•d vigor.
For the next. two Sabbaths Rev.
Joseph Elliott of Goderieh, will ,con-
duct the services in Duff's: church
.here. He's:a'goodpreacher.
McAllister, au old and well
known resident of Grey township,isnar'
daughter left for a holiday in the
East which we trust they will. enjoy
verymuch. The a solo service in
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the Methodist church here next Sab-
bath will be conducted by Mr.
Warty, of Listowel.
WOMEN'S. INSTIrUTH.-The August
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meeting of the Women's Institute
Blyth issues of the day were gluon by the two terms, •is in'th� West and was un-
Y nominee, ' ex - Warden J. T. "Currie; of able to be at the Convention but will
Mrs. J. Conery, of Guelph, is visit- Fast Wawauosh, and ex 'Reeve Strachan, 'be borne to take Dart in the campaign.
in her wothei, Mre. G. Hood. a veteran Liberal, of Grey township.'Mr. Bowman has filled ests as Coun-
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cep August 31st clear Incfan il- ma Hislop is well acquainted with the cillos and Reeve of Morris township ;
lustrated Lecture in St. Andrews riding, having been the candidate at Co. Councillor and was Wardeo for
Church on ,Frontier Canada.' the last Dominion Election a ainst' Dr. year, He ran one contest for the Local
Da pian and Mrs. Crittenden, of g Legislature in the former riding
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river' near his'. home. He went in
rathin with a number of other
g ter young
xten and boys but was unable to
swim and ening •beyond his. depth
hardly up to his accustomed standard
of health .but we frost improvement
will continue.
The Au ustuteetn 'of the Wont-
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will be held at the home of Mre. A. 1.1
McDomii 1 on Tliuraslay, 17th • igat•,
Topic "Uses of Stale Bread and
at which the majority of
Blyth, two young ladies also of Blyth was only 83. Ele was also a member of 'East Huron and was defeated by his
and Misses M. Wood and Mary Della the Local Legislature for ro or 12 years opponent 10 this contest, A. Hislop,
burn, of Exeter, left Wednesday
salved a splendid slipper and all tl
services were .voted the best Ave
Proceeds W.
drowned before the eyes df his
:ompamous. The other boys svero
alter unable to reach hint or were
0o frightened to render anyelle
Lid. effective
>Salads"taken
en's Institute willbe held at the homey
of Mrs. Thos. Young, 14th O.on., Mc-
Killop, on. Wednesday, August 18th
at 3 p. m. Subject "Cool Dishes for
Summer" and a demonstration on
"Cake
b Mt•-• J. 'Hemsworth
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and Mrs. G. Kreuter, also Ro11'Callou
Saving -Stene.
We always pleased to record the
'forward mare of the you of this
community. This week the boquet
morning of last week to spend two
weeks at "O-So-Ezie" cotta
Bend. ge, Grand a brother of the late D. B. MacKinnon,
of Blyth, and was well known here.
Ft iday of last week a Liberal con- J• S. MacKinnon, a former - well
tiu,gont from Blyth was at Brussels known townsman, is associated with
attending the Riding Nominating the MacKinnon firm, Toronto,
on Monday, service being eonduoted
,by his pastor, Rev. Mr. Cooke, of
Bfuevale. Interment was made in the
family plot at Browiitown burying
ground, Pallbearers were W. J.
over $I00. -Rev.
J. ar
Mrs. Ashton, of Thaweeville t
their family, are visitingat the o
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home on the 9th concession. -Re
Mr: Perrin preached in the Fresh
tartan church on Sunday last. Re
Mondrian
making."All are welcome.
goes to James Bremner, son of Robert
Conventi•on and Tuesday of this week To HONGIi EXETER OLD BOT. -The
Soucli, G. '0, Lowry H. Bone, R.
Dobson is on his vacation. -Ever
body is happy harvest
The brick work is nearlycompleted
ui the new church and thcarpenters
vill then et bus P
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Owing to the a sence. of the pastor
in hie holidays there wits no preach-
here last Sabbath
Cranbrook
Miss Addie Sperling is visitingin
friends in Clinton. g
Miss M: Ham ,n, of Centralia, is • a
visitor with Mrs. Seale.:
and Mrs. Bremner, who took honors
the recent a Norinaionmt Brussels
for Entrance to Normal. Be certain.
ly did well and. we congratulate him
on his success. g :,r
SUNDAY . SCHOOL EXCUR-ION TO
the' Conservatives. sent their delega- Exeter Times says The I. 0. 0. F.,
tion to a atherin of a srniilar
nature. g g of Exeter, are making preparations
p W Spence, M. A., B. D., of for a big celebration to be held about
Aug.7th in honor of Samuel Poole -r
Toronto, was a guest of Rev. and stone, of Blyth, an Exeter Old Boy
Mrs. Small for a day or so last week. whom it is expected will be installed
Mr.
Forrest, N. Souch and- Geo. Bone.
The old residents of Morris are passing
quickly from the scene and the major -
ih of them have one the wayof all
the earth. Mr. gone
pos ased a
cheerful disposition and iu the long
good weathei
oats are nearly art 'own and aft
harvest then Fairs E:,.4'• Election
Surely enough excitement for o
year with the Veto Bill; of the, 0
Land thrown in,
ng service but
service will be held next Sunday
Several from this
A. Raymann made a flying trip to
Walkerton and Cargill this week,
The Misses
KINCARDINE.- The annual Sabbath
School Excursion to Kincardine will
Spence is travelling scholarship as Grand Master of the Order, the
man of Knox College 1910 class end highest position in the lodge, some-
leaves for Palestine
years in which he was deprived of his
sight this proved a great blessing to
Brussels Council
community took
n the Sons of Scotland Excursion to
McGeorge, of Stratford,
were.visitors with Miss McIntosh this
be held on Tuesday, August 15th.
next week for an time this month. The local. Order is
eight months'
him.
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S incardine last Friday and others at;
ended the Caledonian games at Luck-
tow on. Monday: It was getting on
o toward the wi arra ours before they
;ot haute Tuesday.
(loon FOR GEORGE. -At the Oale-
Ionian games at Lncknow on Monday
leorge Robertson, of this locality,
bowed his athletic ability by tossing
t 15 foot caber 33 feet 11 inches and.
week. •
- Sacrament will be administered on
Sabbath afternoon in the Methodist
church.
Mrs. Hugh McKay and son, of
Niagara Falls, are visitors with Mrs.
E. McKay. • •
Mrs. Brodie and daughters of Sea-
forth are visitors at the home of J. P.
McIntosh. •
A special train will run leaving Ethel
at 8.02 a. m. and returning will leave
Kincardine at 7 p. m• Return tickets
for adults are. $1.05 and i rate for
children np to 12' years. This affords
a fine outing for families to the lake
side,,
On the afternoon of Tuesday a
merry crowd of girls roamed along
the banks of the Maitland through
"Cedar cane", enjoying the Summer
post gtaduate shortly. trying to secure one of the best bands
Rev. J. L. Small, of St. Andrews of London for the Day, when a pro-
church, is holidaying these weeks by cession will be held in which will air.
remainingat home through the week pear the members of the lodge. A
and exchanging on the . Sundays. band concert will be given and speech-
Next'Sunday.Rev. Mr. Fear will take es delivered and it is expected that
the morning service and Rev. Mr. one of the leading men of the Order
Pearcy, of Londesboro' the evening. will be present.. This promises to be
The union S. S. Excursion to Gode- one of the biggest treats the citizens
rich on the Srd inst., was a great suc- of Exeter and vicinity have ever; had.
cess. There were 800 excursionists
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Belgrave
Mrs. Eddie Nicholson left for the
Weston Tuesday to arrange for the
disposal of her late husband's
property. It is,her_intention to make
her home with her parents at Wing-
ham, for a time, we understand.
We are sorry to hear that John
Scandrett, a well known resident of
this locality,who was visitingrel -
regular monthly session of Bru
sols Council was held last Monday eve
ing, all the members present. exce.
Oouncillor Ani. a Following second
were presented :-
R. Oliver, salary 537 %
N. Macaulay, work on road;,....,3 i
R. Henderson work on street 3.c
W. Martin wood - " 2.i
'Pas PosT, printing account . 27.1
moved s. IR
vas awarded 2nd prize. 'There was a
mate number of competitors. Mr.
olaot'tson got 3rd in throwing' the
navy hammer, his record being
Athol, McQuarrie, of the Gloderich
Signal, is home here for a holiday.
The Co. town appears to agree well
with him.
winds and beautiful scenery and gaily
swinging their wellfilied lunch baskets
full of good things from "Mother
Hubbat'd's" cupboard. At last they
found a few spreading maples which
on board. Day was fine except' a
copple of hours rain after dinner. Morris
After the rain the races and the LoaT.-A white terrier, brown stripe in face,
various contests were held.. There is alightly lame on one front le : an-
were two contests for nail -driving resove 0 the name of Tiny t waBrurdefols r he
abuse at Ldon, was strickenwithA
paralysis and is not in a very good
condition but we hope a speedy 'change
Inc the better will ensue-
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scales duriugJuly
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threw their shade far out into the
river and seemed .so pleasant that
they unanimously agreed to make this
then picnic •ground. Here they
whiled away the hours while the
chaperone entertained herself at
needlework while Gracious and
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Annabelle watched the remainder
doing some daring stunts in the
water. Another hour was passed in
a whirling Base Ball game, the
"Mations" winning from the "Angels"
by a score of 7-4. After this the afore-
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that were very amusing. Space will relation° iss.
not permit a detailed. report of the Miss Gertrude Duncan is enjoying a'
many events. The Sabbath Schools holiday at Kincardine.
will net a nice little surplus. Harvey and Mrs. Beam are back
TENNI-.-Following is' a report of from the West. They hada fine trip.
the Tennis Tournament between Silo. and Mrs. Walker, of Seaforth,
Auburn 'and Blyth; played on the were visiting Morris Grey and Brus-
Goderich courts :- sets friends or slew days
AUBURN BLwTE Miss Alice Bristow and her cousin,
: McDonald McKay 1 Miss Jean Cole, enjoyed a short visit
Naylor 12 McTagggait 6 with relatives in Guelph last week.
R. Munro G. Leittr The three daughters of John Jack-
Mias Asquith }12 Miss G. Curt. }1. son, formerly of the 8th line, leave on
Wroxeter
miss J. J. ALLAN-, eye sight speotaitst, will
be at the Gorton House, Wroxeter, Friday
Aug. 18th.
NEWSY NOTES. -Mrs. Chas. Stuart
and children, of Toronto, are guests
of the former's brother's, D. D. and A.
Sanderson, of Howick.-Oswin Smith,
returned to Hamilton on Tuesday
after renewing acquaintances in the
village for several ays.-Merton and
?Ira. Howe, of Dunnville, are spend-
ing a few weeks in the villagge.-Mra
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Telephone ByLaw; having to do wit
providing for the extensions to the l0c
system was read three times and passel
The question of new arrangemet
with Electric Light Co., was discusses
On motion of Messrs. Dames. an
to be paid 'no
onlyearr's contract.
Some time was.spent talking over tt
digging' of the: Fishleigh' drain br
nothing definite' decided upon, Count
then adjourned.
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said "cupboard" was relieved of the
gond things while Louise took a few
snap shots. At 6.30 dark forbidding
C. Asquith R. Denholm Saturday for the: parental home in
Miss McDonald] 13 Mrs. Small J 17 the West.
H. Knox t W. Moon 1 Miss Edith Buckley, of Paris, and
, left Wednesday for
M. Mc Laneauke
where
Pike Lake where she spent a few days
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before going to visit friends 111.Bible
Caledonia Day At luekaow
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clouds arose in the West and the tired
by Arriving
Miss Young .1 8 Miss Walnessi 12 Miss Alice Bristow. of East Orange,
F. Sturdy t A. Somers
on. -The annual meeting of the
Society•will be tali the Presby-
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party returned rail. at
Ds depot
N. J., are visiting their aunt, Mrs. A.
Miss Carter
terian church on 'Thursday evening
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thel they journeyed quickly
clown Lover's lane, accompanied by. a
few drops of rain and arrived safely
homq•
j 12 Miss Stewart) 8 T. Cole, 8th line.
•' - - James Kernaghun, 8th line, has re-
Total 52 44 turned from a visit to the West. We
S. F. MAaKixaoN DIES IN ENGLAND. hope he will make up his mind to re-
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Aug, •10th. -Miss Margaret Brown, of
Toronto, was the guest of the Misses
Ho}v. over Civic holiday. -Mrs. and
Mies •Jaynes, of Toronto, •visited last
things attended the old -ti
Caledonian games on Monday. -Pro
far and near they gathered, as they
their forbears gathered a quarter of
century sod more to the
Tirr this department of our store - we purpose to
greatly reduce our stock of Summergoods and •
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you are the one tO benefit. This only Aug. Ist gives :
you two good months of Summer in which to wear at- •
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bought at SLAUGHTER PRICES.
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Fall wheatgroimdis being got ready
for ,sowing,
Next Council meeting Thursday,
August 31st.
bliss Annie Ousia is home from the
Weet for a' visit.
Miss DorasC Watson, of Morris, .
visiting Miss Cassie Stewart, 18th cop,
-News of the- death in London, Eng- main in Morris,
of S. F. MacKinnon, the Toren- J. Cunningham, of Belgrave, and
to merchant, reached relatives in Wm. and Mrs. Bruce, of Wellwood,
that c tylriday night. Mr. MacKin- Man., are visitors with Mrs. Jas•
non passed away at the Holborn Via- Evans, 7th line.
duct Hotel. Mie remains will be At Brandon Fair, .Alex. - Forsyth,
brought to Toronto for interment: formerly of the Otb line Morris, took
Mrs. MacKinnon and William Guthrie 1st •Prise for agricultural team in a
aloes of 9. Hurrah for Morrie.
of the firm 'e t h MacKinnon & Misses Carrie 'and Maud Jackson
Company were at the bedside when
week with the former's daughter,
Mrs. B. F. Oarr.-A union service will
be held in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning and in the
Methodist church in the evening.-
Mies Etta Smith has gone to Hamilton
for a few weeks holidays. -Gordon
Morrison, of Hanover, spent several
days recently with his sister, Mrs.
Geo.
ago, gams
that made Lucknow famous, and b
held From the slope of CAledanian' H
the best program of sports that t
Caledonian Society has'put on since ti
great Donald Dfnnie' was there. Pipe
piped and dancers danced. Luckno
pipe and brass bands, a brass band frot
Coderich, and the Galt Kilties Ban,
enlivened the day with music. Japane
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Straw ■ , 5
We still have a few Strand Hats left
that we purpose
p rp se cleating• at 30 per
ent. discount. The stock is of good
shapesin theoSoft styles as well as
hope Sailors.
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Jeanie Rands took •in an ex-
cursion to Toronto and Buffalo and
enjoyed a good time.
Miss Grace Hoover, 910•' con., has
gone to'1'oranto where she will spend
the next few months.
D. Sproat, a well known Belgrave
resident, was reirewin old friend-
ships on the 18th', and 17th coos,
Jiia. Rose gave fila ]est hand a nasty
rake while operating the • hay loader,
the end same. Mr. MacKinnon had and Miss Mary Fear, alt of the 8th line
been in poor health for some years are away to Grand Bend'for a couple
and lied token the trip to Europe to of weeks with Blyth friends who are
recuperate. Born in theag township�of
Esquesing,sixty-eight years ego, M' The two Monis boys who were atY
MacKinnon in Ms early days con- tending Brussels school were success-
ducted a retail store at • Georgetown, ful in their Normal Entrance exams.
Fire destroyed his ,,ppremises and he Lawrence Atmstt'on and Willie
want to Toronto, organizing the firm McCutcheon ate the persons referred
of MacKinnon, Procter & McCall. to. The farmer took honors. Well
More recently' he' started S. F. Mac- boys, we congratulate you.
Leckie. -Mrs, R. Moffatt and
daughter Miss Fanny have returned
from a two months visit with Wing--
friends. -Mrs, Koehler and niece,
JeanMomt, of Ayton, are visiting
Mrs. A. H. Moffatt. -A number of our
cltizetts spent Oivic holiday •in Luck-
now. -Mise Cora Sheriff, of Wingham
called on friends here last friday-'
Mrs. Maptetoftieturned to her hems
in Mt. Forest on Tuesday having spent
W.
with hserPdasamoxe, MF
acrobats performed, •brawny athiet
competed in racing, jumping, Putti
the shot, tossing the csber and throwi
the hammer and the whole conclud
in the evening after an open air sender
with a magnificent display of firework
Rain threatened oneeortwice but did u
materialize. Not ofteu in 5 town li
Lucknow are" such athletes as Ge
Goulding, Jack Tait, : Bobby' Kerr an
some dozen others of lesser fame brougl
togethers. at meet.one They
Shirts-
Men's and Youths Negligee Shirts
sizes from 14, to 18}- eat `
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the wound is healing nicely now.
Mr. and Mrs. 1i,obert, of Tor -that,
onto, are visitors with the letter's
7th con.
mother, Mrs, Mlarrie was
Mrs. H Z er a waste guest
of her daugghter, Mrs. John Lawson,
Kinnon &Company. It was stated ROnT. SOME PATS NATURE'S DEBT_
be was one of Toronto's million -An old and highly' esteemed real
sires. One of his ventures was the dent of the 8rd line responded to the
MacKinnonbuilding at
rdan andiMeliuda corner of loll call of the skies last Friday even-
streets, Toronto. ing in the person of. Robert Solicit,
Be was also a large property -owner who departed this life in his 88rd year.
Oa . Currie, trhter,
rGbde-
itch, was the of sister, Mrs.
itch wHamilton,thguestlast her sister,
B.
Marshall, of Galt, is visiting her friend
Miss Jean Davidson.
t compfor the Rind ae
silver prizes offered. Goulding was.
fine form, He and E. P. ing w s. i
walked a two-mile race, which w
equal to ten laps of the ring. . For ni
and one-half laps the two kept
with cuff,
to be sold at big -reductions.
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of Goderich, for a few days last week.
Masters Harry and Arthur Wheatley
of Stratford, were here for a holiday
and identified in other ways with 7 or 8 years ago Mr. Souch had a
Toronto's mercantile life. His widow, stroke of paralysis ; 4 years later lost
formerly Mise McKay, of Georgetown, his eyesight and during the
Gerrie
practice
l
ly together, sometimes Goulding, sem
in the lead but in LI
times if
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Our Two•piece Suits at .4.00, $8.00
and 8t ieceSi equalled i d
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visit at the ;Imine of their uncle, D.
Glassier,llth cont
Drain onteents have awarded as
follows • Close ;drain, to W. A.
Stevenson at $5,800 ; Storey di'ain,
Chas, Henry at 25c. per cubic yard.;
Berfeltz drain to Hnrristoci .& Mat-
thews at $1,685.
past year
one daughter, Mrs. Edward Miles and . a cancer asserted itself. Toward the
twograndsons, Sydney MacKinnon close he was a
ypatient but rent uf-
of Winnipeg and Lawford R. tater,and the summonstohis eternal
Miles,
Miles, of Ottawa, survive, Mr, Mao. Home was a great relief desired by
Kinnon had a very high sense of hon him. The subject of this otice was
or in connection with his business af- born at Hartland, Devonshire, Eng-
fairs. The firm of Mackinnon, prod- land, and on coming to Canada in
ter & McCall went into financial diffl- 1882 with his parents spent a while in
GLEANINGS. L. Shier has returned
Prom the Cobalt. Mr .Shier has had
apleasant stay at; Port Elgin.-NI1.
and Mrs. Carter, Of Gotygand0, are
visiting at Mrs. Whitley's,- Dr•
Montgomery, one of Howick's 'boys
who is making good, is in charge of
Dr. Whitley's practice while he is
rusticating 1.n New Ontario• -L. O. L.
last half ddp Goulding struck out a rsc
lap
horse and finished over twenty yards i
the lead. Bobby Kerr. Murphy,
Hamilton, and sal,Tressider of Toro
to, raced for too yards. Bobby gav
his o orients a handicap ofive yak
pp, p f y
and easily finished nearly that much
the lead. His time was ten and cu
fifth •HA
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We, congratulate Misses 011a Arm-
strong, Teeple Dickson and Addie
Grunt and the Armstrong Bros. on
their success on the recent exams,
They certainty did well for young
toll '
0 1 for the lalreside Tuesday of,
next weak on the Sabbath School Ex-
outiion. Expect to get there •by 9.45
a. m, and will leave et 7 in the oven-
ing. See Time Table, oto. in another
column.
• Tux rate were struck for 5911 at
the Township Council last Monday as
will soon in the minutes. eal
rate is the solus as last yeah General
school rate is 118 Mill higher and Co.
rate 2/10 of a milt of an increase.
The increases will fnAan 20 cents more
on every $1,000 Assessment, .
catty, owing large accounts in Eng- Darlington township, Durham Co.,
land. For some time Mr, Mediate- before moving Westward, over 50
non worked to pay off these liabilities years ago, after his marriage to Miss
and succeeded. Going to England, Riggs, of Enniskillen who predeceased
he called all the creditors together at him 17 ears ago. They located on
a banquet and beneath the plate of North of 19, Con. 4, then a bush
each guest, was •a cheek for the a• £aim, upon which property they con-
mount of his indebtedness. The tinuousty resided until. called to "the
credit of Mr. MacKinnon then became Land that is fairer than day. The
even more firmly established in the surviving children are :-Win. J.,, on
business world and he was made the the homestead ; Mrs. II. Bone, Morris •
iempient of a handsome • plate. • At 'Mts. Geo. C. Lowry, Brussels ; Mrs,
0110 time he un-uaceefnll acute -ted Robb. Forrest Brantford and
Y , Mias
Halton in the Liberal interest. For (Jamie, Sea -forth. Deceased was • a
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several years he WAS a member of the member, of the Methodist Church , a
Board of Trade. Mr. MacKinnon10re• T-ibeialin ptilrtor. ; a kind Earlier and
tired from active business some nine a good neighbor, He was one of 10
years ago. Fraternally he was a brothers 2 of tvhoin s
g Y utvLVO Ileal
of the Masonic Order. HiBowtttanville. There are also two sis+
olnb was
ebb was the National. •Deceased was tars anrvivntrr.. T+nna y,nl rnn4 1 fid
No. 707 had their regular monthly
meeting last Monday evening. -The
English church is undergoing eaten-
sive ve airs t , g •
atth ut the
meanti le 'ara worshipping
w ahippmg iu the Town
Hall. -The anniversary services of the
Orange Hill congregation Were held a
week ago: Rev. D. Wien M. A.,
of Ethel, was the preacher and
splendid sermons he delivered.
eerie.'Garden Party was a huge sac-
Miss Edgar, of Hairiston, and
A. H. Wilford of Win hatny
g. ,
, Rev Ha lock of , wore t h
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and -Mrs, Ribbert, at Gorrre, \veva this
elocutionists, while addresses were
delivered
t stall by Rev, Audresys, Collis,
Wren and Mayor S erten, Wingham.
Chair Was occupied by the pastor,
p . p, , .
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seconds. also neon a .2z
yard dash finiehin with a lead of x
- ards on , Tressiderg and Kehoe w
were his edmpetuors. lAck Tait w
first ma one -toile race against
Ttessidar And George Lister. Tina
London boys ware ancon the riz
winners. Mel. Brock won a li l -mi
race hs 2.0i ; Pc Campbell owning..
third in the same race and Vince Au
winning in the running
w g broad juin
with a distance.of 2t feet, 7 inches to h
credit. Eaton R„SSdrtall, a Luckno
bo'. Rhodes scholar
y y of. Manitoba En
verset , this Kai mode fg feet, '
inches. Alex. Cameron c hAmpio
vaulter of
va Canada in e • extnbttI,
matte a record of it feet 3, dela
Principal among the other athletic co
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tests Were the tossing oE,.tlie saber .an
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