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The Clinton New •rirci
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W. N. ROAR
Jeweler- & Optometrist.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
phone No.174w; House 174 j
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Specials •
4 it S good Black Tea.. . $1
3 1h 13est Black Tela
5 lbs Cocoa $1
14 Ths Rolled Oats ....60c
Fresh Stra.wherries
New Potatoes
Cucumbers
...oast Pork
Cooked Ham
W T. UO'NEIL
THE HII :GROCER
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Phone 48
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Late News of
theDistrict
S. young son of Mr. William' Pepper
fell and broke his arm, and gas taken,'
to a London Hospital lo have X-rays
applied to insure the fractured bone
peing properly set,
Miss Hazel Coxworth while attending
the picnic during the past week at Me-
lchor's woods had the misfortune to
fall and break one of the bones of her
wrist and sprained the wrist of her
otheihand,
GODERICH
Twa young children, three and four
years old; belonging( to Aaron Fisher,'
of Colborne, had it Asa call from death
when they found some Paris green and
Were satiny it when cilseovered; Only'
prompt response by a local doctor sav-
ed the little ones' lives,
,In the police court Magistrate •Reid
.sent William 0..)5aldwin up for trail on
a charge of having inproper relations
.with a weak-minded girl. This after-
noon he appeared before Judge Dick-
son, and on being found guilty was
remanded to jail till 'Wednesday, when
he will receive sentence. Baldwin was
arrsted about a week ago near Exeter
after taking the girl away irons her
home here,
Mill dr e p: Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAS-r0RIA
• CiNSTANCE
and Airs. McDougal of St. Thom-
as; Mrs, Jas, Hinchely, Mrs. Jas, Bender
SOD and baby of Seaforth were visitors
at Mrs, Ed Brittons On Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Quince of Arden, Mani-
toba were spending a few dayswith
her aunt Mrs, Gen. Stephenson.
Mr. and Mrs, Jas Henderson and ba-
by of Seaforth, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Britton
were in Goderich on the 1st.
Mrs. C. Dulmage and Grand daught-
er arc visiting her daughters at Detroit
for a few weeks.
The farmers are busy at the Haying.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stephenson and
child of Brussels were callers in our
village on Sunday.
7:11F't CORN
s There Is a vast difference In the
,Grades of Corn. Our Corn is No. 2
;Yellow which we believe is the bee°
,grade on the market... It is free from
'-broken Kernel., Cobs and Dust. Give
us a call and let us know your require.
-ments...Special prices on large :wan.
titles.
• BRAN, SHORTS •
. Now is the season for Bran & Short:.
The Quality hv good and the prices reei.
enable.
SWIFTS DIGESTER TANKAGE '
Figured on present value of live-
stock and home-grown feeds the use
...of "Swift's Digester Tankage" will re-
• turn more profit to -the hog aise than
•• ever before in its history.
SWIFT'S FERTILIZERS
Blood, Tankage and Bones prod.eced
' by the immense slaughtering business
of Canadian Company are almost all
used is Swift's High Grade Fertilizer,
RESULT:—Large profit to you.
FLOUR
Our Stock Includes:—Purity, Fine
••••-", 4•R°Se8t White Seal and Golden City.
W.Jenl(ins&Sotl,
FLOUR AND FEED
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GRANDTRIINKily
IMPROVED TRAIN SERVICE
BETWEEN
CLINTON AND TORONTO
1..v. Clinton No. 28, 6.28 a.m. daily
Stratford No. 28, 7,45 a.m. daily
Lv, Kitchener No. 28, 8.25 a.m. Daily
' Lv. Guelph No. 28 8.51, a.m. Daily
Ar, Toronto No. 28, 10.15, in, daily
• (Except Sunday)
Lv. Toronto No. 37, 6.10 p.m. daily
Ar. Guelph No. 37, 7.43, p.m. daily
Ar. Kitchener No. 37, 8.11, p.M. daily
Ar. Stratford No. 37, 8.55, p.m. daily
'Ar. Clinton Ne. 37, 10.03, p.m. daily
• (P-zeePt Sunany)
Bufifet-Parlor car and firstelass vestibule
coaches in unch direction
Mut Rout:ford & Sou, City reseen.
Ger end Tieltet Ager,ft$
oit. O, PATTISON, Station Asemt„
1611'S PHOSPHODME:
The Great English Preparatton.
Tones and invigorates the whole
J nervous system, makes new Blood
in old Veins. Used for Nervous
Debility., Mental and Brain Worry,
Despondency', Lass of Energy. Palpitation of
the Heart, Falling Memory. Price 82 per bos,3
for 85. Sold by all druggists, or mailed in OA
pkg. on receipt of price. New pampladt mailed
frce.THE WOOD MEDICINE COJORONTO,ONT.
kbaci fire Occurred Thursday morn-
ing'about 5 o'clock when the frame
residence owned by Mr. Dell Vann
si,
3'ne was totally destroyed by fire,
There was no one living in the house,
and there Is no clue as to how the fire
originated.
SEAFORTE1
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' The wedding. is announeed in 'the
Biresbyterlan 'church, Eginondville, , on
July 30th of Miss Ella J. C, Chesney
only daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Hugh M.
Chesney to Mr. Robert E. MacKenzie,.
FilLAUTT
Miss FloSale Brown, teacher at Por-
aSt is home for the summer vacation.
Harvey Hankins had a. valuable
horse killed by a train last week,
The late'ifreight train on July 1st
killed a cow of Mr, Flynn on 6th con,
The Grey Tag/. Correspondent of
he Brussels Post makes reference to a
()ruler resident of Hullett when the
amity resided near Lonclesborol-'--litiv-
ng completed his probation at the
shoemaking in Bresselr Jno, Kirkcon-
nil, 16th Con., purposes taking a trlp
to Michigan to visit relativeS and
friends.
son, of Air, Robert 11, MacKenzie,
Miss Belle .Ballantyne, Of Waterloo,
is spending the vacation at the home
of her father Mr, W. Ballantyne,
Mr, Everett Rivers has • returned
from a visit with friends in Toronto
anfl Preston,
Mr, and Mrs, John Pollock, of Kin-
cardine, were guests at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Tyreman.
Air. Pat Sullivan, Rev, Father SO -
Hyatt C. S. D. of Alciunt Carmel and
Mr. John Grin -len, of Texas, were vis-
itors at the home Of their cousin Air.
John Hughes this week.
Messrs. W. Aberhardt, Billy Greig,
Frank and Harold Coats, Donald Ker-
slake, Charlie Stodgill and Edward
and Fred. Archibald are camping at
Bayfield.
Eighty two pupils were writing on
the Entrance examinations at the Sea -
forth Collegiate Institute last weelc.
Dr. J. N. Hutchison of .Winnipeg,
is visiting relatives in town,
Miss. A. 'Campbell visited her sis-
ter in Holinesville.
Mks Siegel, of Mitchell and •
cousin from Toronto were guests at i
the home. of Mr. and Mrs, S. Men,
Mr. and Airs. Badozr and daughter,
and Mr. O'Reiliey, oi Stratford, spent
Sunday at the home, if Mr. and Airs.
Joseph Munro.
lllr. John D. ilendelson is '51.i Dig
friends in Guelph and Woodstock.
Children, Cry°
FOR FLETCHER'S
cAs-roRIA
EXETER
Charles Delbridge, of Winchelsed,
had about a 20 -foot face of gravel slide
on him in the pit, with the result that
his knee was twisted and the cords of
his legs were ruptured. He will be laid
up for several weeks.
Mrs. J. A. Stewart :sprained her
ankle and will be compelled to use a
crutch for a few days.
The Exeter Ginning Company is
busily engaged on the season's pea
patch. They made the earliest start in
the history of the company.
Miss Lulu Hastings, of London, is
quite, 111 at her home here. Her father
Is still confined to the house, quite ill.
Fall wheat is nearly ready for the
hinder in this vicinty.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
the James street parsonage Wednesday,
when Miss Lela Sanders, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sanders, of Step-
hen Township, became the bride of Mr.
Rufus' Kestle, of Usborne Township.
After the ceremony. die young couple
motored to London and tookfthe train
for Niagara Falls and points East. On
their return they will. reside on the
grooms's. farm in Usborne.
Next Sunday afternoon the Orange
men of the county will parade to the
Trivitt Memorial Church for divine ser-
vice,
GODERICH TOWNSIFHP
• Airs, Randall Cole and young son, of
Seattle; are visiting with Mr, and Airs.
Peter Cole, '13ayfield Linea Mr. Cole
has gone to Alaska to run the machin-
ery of, a big Canning factory. The
visitors will be here for a couple of
months.
The Bayfield Line boys and the Var-
na boys are going to play another game
game of football soon. The Bayfield
Line boys won the last time.
The Township was well represented
nt Bayfield on the 1st. 1
1Council met in Holmesville on Mon-
dis very badly needed in these
ptoiab
styrt,
Ram
.
selailyrather
RIsshort unless rain soon
c
it is a long while since we have
idial1 e s.l
rain.. The late grain is going
t
Airs. Claude Fisher of 'California is
visiting her brother's Messrs Ezra and
William Pickard. The latter has been
quite poorly lately,
(Mite a number picniced at Bayfield
and some at Grand Beend 4'44 pominion
Day. Aiso nunfeer to,.k in the sport:
/11.:,1 a 11:110N1 'too::: in the sportS at
rlch and the glint :‘1-1 party a; Lim-
io the e vessl ng, The rest
-o5 . to snake hay while the
i»51\'55 shir-1,--g. ,
Mirs Vesta Snvder left for Guelph
I Tuesday to take a summer course at the
0. A. C.
A football team from the 56th play-
ed against Londesboro at the latter vil-
lage last Friday evening. The boys have
been having uite a bit of fun playing
football and baseball in the evenings
but this is the first time the boys have
played away. The Londesboro boys su,c-
ceeded in putting two goals in the sec-
ond period. The t6th the boys are not
discouraged as they think they can beat
them at a return game.
Don't forget about the chautaugua
the last fouo days of this week. This
is an apportunity to hear splendid tal-
ent, at Clinton.
BRUSSELS.
Mrs. Joseph Whitfield, Brussels
South, met with a serious accident
when she fell from a platform in the
barn to the cement floor, a distance of
10 feet. Her back was severely injur-
ed.
A large gathering assembled at the
home of Jas. Ballantyne, Queen street,
the occasion being a farewell to Mrs.
B. S. Scott, prior to her removal to
London, where Mr. Scott has been en-
gaged on the teaching staff. Mrs. Scott
was made the recipient of a beautiful
fern stand by the Mission Band, of Mel-
ville church, of which she has been
president for several years.
A valuable dog, belonging to Mrs,
John E. Smith, was run over by a
truck on Thursday afternoon and kill-
ed. •
Rev. W. E. Stafford closed a four-
year pastorate of the Methodist thufch
last Sabbath and moved this week to
Ruthven, his new charge. Rev. C. F.
Clark, of Sarnia, will be the new pastor
here.
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GODERICil TOWNSHIP_
Next Sunday July 10th, at 11 a.m. !
L. 0, 1,, No, 306 -will hold their annual •
parade service at St. James. Church
Middleton, when the sermon will be
preached by the Rev. Carew
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COULDN'T NO fACUSEVORE.
MEANT VMS SC RH
When the heart her -ace
nerves unstrung, is f),7
wOM:11a to look tatos itoutlelitild Ot
social duties. Tho least little exiirdon
or excitement leaves her in an exhausted
condition and not fit to do anything.
Women would be wise, if on the first
OP of 110 weakness of the heart and
nerves, they would take a course of
MILBURN'S
HEART and NERVE PILLS
Mrs. Daniel Besancon, Loganville
N'.S., writes:—"An was troubled with
a weak heart for nearly two years 1 mu
writing to tell you what your great -
remedy, Milburn's Ileart and Ne:ive
'Pills, has done for me.
My heart was so bad at night I could
not &eel), 1 would tato etnotheeinp: 1,
and was so weak 1 tottlsi net do
housework. 1 tried (two doctors, but
got no results. A friend advised nto to
try your pills. I livid
am completely Mieved. T. thick 11 -
are the best remedy foe heart trolet.,
there is,"
Inc' tiOn. a be ,1 ;
mailed diroati on r!. of by '15/5
T. Latham Ca 01'0 Oa
HOLMESVILLE.
Misses Marion and Sybil and Ros-
coe Courtice left on Monday to visit
their Grandmother Mrs. --Wilkin of
Braucllou.
Mrs. Robt. Acheson is not improving
as her many friends ,wbuld like to see.
Mrs. Claude Fisher and children of
Los Angloes is visiting her brother Mr.
Wm. Pickard.
Rev, Mr, Fair delivered an excellent
sermon on Sunday morning last.
Mr. Samuel McMath had a smash up
with his car coming from Goderich on
Tuesday evening something went wrong
with the steering gear and it plunged
into a hydro pcile by Mr, Sturdy's
Rev. Mr. Fair started for the West
on Monday morning to visit his daught-
'by •4•.;,„ rb.
' • V'''Kgail
Mr. J. R. Alcock hal had the roof of
her house reshingled. • ,
Miss Esther Trewartha had her ton-
sils and adnolds removed on Tuesday.
Mr. 'ad Mrs, A, J. Courtice left Mon
day to visit their datighter Mrs. F. Gis
Elford at Ottawa.
The members of the choir and the or-
ganized class presented Miss Clara Glid
don with a beatiftil set of silver prior
to her marriage which took place quie-
tly on Wednesday to Mr, Herbert Ben-
nett at. the Methodist Parsonage, at
5 o'cleick by Rev, Mr. Johnston the
looking charming in a white satin dress
trimmed with beads after the ceremony
the bride and groom motored to the
grooms father's their many friends ex-
tend congratulations, thef will reside in
Windsor.
Mrs. Dodds and sett of Chicago sistet
of Mrs. Cud:tore, is visiting here,
S1R EDWARD SHACKLETON; The fsun-'
ous antartic explorer, will be the
leader on a voyage of discovery
covering 30,000 miles of uncharted
sections 01 the Southern Atlantic,
the Pacific and Antartic Seas. He
will sail from the port of London at
the end Of August id a 200 -ton ship
McIntosh, a wedding dinner 'was serv-
ed, In the evening a reception to
the young couple was held at the
home of the bride groom's parents
las Maillop. Many good wishes go
the happy couple as they take up
Life's responsibilities cin the their
farm in Maillop.
BRUCEFIELD
Dr. Rodgers visited in our village
this week.
Mr. Fred Tomlison has returned
from Toronto,
"Isn't it hot" is the topic we hear
very often these warm days.
Rev. N. D. McIntosh and wife mot-
ored to London on Monday.
Large quantity of wheat is being
taken in at our store house.
Mr. and Mrs. Kinnen, of Mitchell,
are the guest of Mr. James Walker, of
Tuckersmith.
Our village was very quiet on the
lst of July, many going to Bayfield
and Goderich,
Misses Grace Ross and Emma Mc-
Donald will take up the Agriculture
.'Course in Guelph during the school
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Murdock and
daughter, of Detroit visited at their
home in our village last week. They
motored from the city.
The Women of the Missionary Soc- 1 meeting on the lawtn9i Mrs. Junes Mil -
idles are preparing to have a big ler on Tuesday aft oon,,
gathering on the ist of July, when a
•
birthday party will be held.
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St. Paul's Church
Sunday Seloa1 to ;hill. Awning Pray.
it a. 05. Evenini; Prayer 7 p.m.
Preacher: Rev. 5. E. Mehlegney.
Si. James Church Middleton.
Next Sunday July 10th, at 11 a.m.
L. 0. L. No. 306 will hold their annual
parade service at St. James Church
Middleton when) the sermon will be
preached by the Rev. Carew Hallowell,
Willis Church
The Annual Picnic will be held on
Wednesday July 13111 to Bayfield.
The Pastor's subject for Sunday. will
bei—
Morningi—"Stored Sunshine"
Evening;—"The Refreshing )Riv-
ers,"
The Wo:nan's Missionary • Society
will hold its. July meeting at the home
of Mrs. Walkinshaw on Friday after-
noon, July 15th at 3 o'clock.
. Ontario Street Church
PAGE' FIVE
WEEK END SPECIALS
Lisle Hosiery. At Half
Price
Qua Saturthiy we place on Sale about 100 , pair Woman's
'Pure Lisle Hose -- This Hose usually. sells from 65c.to 75c
o pair. ,,,Special oa Sattirday 35c a pair or 3 pr for $1.00.
New Uue Stripe
verills,at
Don't pay $2.50 for this line, but buy what you want here
on Saturaday at $1.85 a pair.
G PEFAISth WEEK END
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- Small Profits . More Business..- Phone 26
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of Usborne.- Met with an . unfortunate Ladies' College, Prince Albert, Sask.
and painful accident on Tuesday of last Miss Larkin is an honor graduate of Mc -
week. He was going for the cows on Gill University Montreal.
horseback. when The horse -stumbled
and fell, Ale, Cowdry wasthrown off
and the horse rolled over 1,11m, with the
result that his left leg was broken at
the thigh.
Zuricln—Mr. M. Wecer, census tak-
er for 7,tirieh , and vicinity has cont- teaching up there?
plcted his obligations and reports that My own little Jennieso true.
there is a population of 471 in the vill, Ten handreddellars is quite a _large
aye oi Zurich.• ,i
'ng horse -back on Thursday last and • sum, ,
And show to the people who pay you
'yell
WS:cercr.er:—Farry Timm, son of Mr. I hope you'll prove faithful and true,
Iioni'y Thnni, fell off a horse while rid-
:he anlnuil stepped on his elbow, No , .,
1.00rs es' ,,!,n, , . il1at ?“,5 aro qui'"? willing to work,
Aust, ti:- to your sehooi the best of
. Cytu-k.----(..)n Saturday last Mr. •001.1
you?
Ill•'tis of Gerrie met with a pain-. r.i 1,,,.,-,:,
time,
7.,:ur Cody to s4irk.
ful acchicnt, lir was holding a stake
crho Datightor's Reply.)
!elite his brother Was driving it In with
an axe, when in some way the axe slip- Your letter came all right last week,
ped, cutting, his hand severely. I've conned it o'er,
Morris Twp.—Miss Mary McKellar, I've thought about your question hard, '.
teacher of S. S. No. 3 Morris has resign- And o'er it now 1 pore.
ed and is engaged to teach iy- S. S. No.
6, Winchelsea. (Usborne/ township) At half -past eight 1 reach my school
where she rk2eives $1200 salary. The Place work upqn nay board,
Some early (comers gather in, /
school is a new. up-to-date edifice just '
nuation Their home work then is scored.
built last year, It is a Conti •• g
school engaging two teachers. Miss At lithe o'clock 1 ring the bell,
.
P
McKellar 'will be near her own home. To work we all repai
From then till.four,r,
o clock again,
TEACHERS 1 ARE YOU EARNING
YOUR SALARY?
(The Mother's Letter.)
Are you earning your wage as you're
The'serices on Sunday last were of
a patriotic nature. The choir gave Some
special nurabers. •
O'n Monday evening last the League
was In charge of the christian endeav-
our department .with Mr. Corless and
Miss Mary Gibbings presiding. AO In-
teresting programme was given and
Rev. Mr. Burns of the Baptist church
gave an address in consecration: Mrs.
Downs and Miss Wiltse sang a dad.
Misi JeJnkins gave an instrumenfal and
Marion Gibbings sang a solo. Next
week Rev. Hallowell is going to address
the League„ There will be a good pro-
graming so a large attendance Is looked'
for.
There Will be union services in On-
tario st. church for the, next four
weeks, also union prayer services. Rev.
W. E. Milison will speak next Sunday
morning In the interests of Evangelism
and social servieb.
The ladies aid held their- monthly.
John Snider and Wm, Forrest and
their wives spent the ist of July at
Chesley, visiting at the home of Mrs.
Mustard, formerly of our village.
William Swann was here from Tor- ,
onto last week. He returned to '
take up his examinations for the
Medical profession,
A large crowd gathered at , the
U. P, 0, Picnic in Stanley on.Tuesday.
The speakers were Andrew Hicks,
id P. P., Mrs, Glenn, Rev. N. D. Mc-
Intosh and Rev, Mr. Lundy, of Kip -
pen. The Clinton pipers were also
present and a sumptuous lunch was
served. Farmers believe in having a
vacation at certain times,
On Wednesday last on a 'beautiful
day in leafy June, Verna Knox, grand-
daughter of W. D. Wilson, of Tucker -
smith was united in marriage to Robert
McClure, of McKillop, at the holm of
Arthur Rutledge, uncle of the bride.
At 12:30 the bride on the arm of
her grand father, Mr, Wilson took
her plade. She wastastefully attired
in white embroideted silk crope de,
ehene, carrying it bouquet of white
carnations, Her " cousin, Miss Bin=
Broadfoot was ring bearer. carrying a
bouquet of flowers. She was dress-
ed In while silk. The groom's bra-
in Godertch returneddba01 vbgleqj jqk titer and a brides maid also assisted in
Miss Dell Fink*. who has been visit- the Ater the cereniony '
big in Goderich returned holm , last which was perfonted by Rev. W.
Monday, • 1
«psurts.
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Zurich won at Crediton. on Tuesday
:
ligrehs. tby score of 20 to 3. “ShoitY"
Cantelon
and Dick Tasker were the um -
Crediton plays in Goderich to -night.
Clinton plays at Zurich to -night and
goes to Stratford on Saturday.
Wingham won from Teeswater on
Weclnesdr.ty by a scare of 3-2,
Brussels.—Two little lads Jack and
Bill Turnbull, of Brussels form the
centre of a most interesting photo-
graph of a family group of 16 persons
representing 4 generations which have
been received by The Post, 217 years
is the combined married life of the8
great-grandparents Andrew and Mrs.
Turnbull, James and Mrs. Ireland, John
and Mrs. Berry and Win.' and Mrs. Mc -
Gavin, all of whom were married in On
tario and have celebrated their golden
wedding. The grandparents are Oliver
and Mrs. Turnbull and Jno. and Mrs..
McGavin, The parents, Wilber and Mrs.
Turnbull are in the centre of the pict-
ure with Jack and Bill. The family is
of Scottish and Irish descent and all are
farmers, active or retlrel the great-
grandparents having carve their' firms
out of the hush. With the death of Mrs,
.egravrnaamrsilaxmewonormr, or. it
Aka.
No idlers you find there,
•
And sometimes after four o'clock
My entrance class I keep, c
Examinations are so hard
,•
That teachers cannot sleep.
And you remember, mother dear"
When we were small aid young„iK.
When we enjoyed our holidays, f,
Your nerves were all unstrung,
And there were only five of us Prii:
Around you in that day,
While I have over thirty er.:.":„'
As fond of fun and playo.
I've English, Irish, German, Scotcht
They're all the same to MI
And pflhc o4hpy foreignessf 61.1
A little 0160.
I've Catholic and Protestant --
All in my little school,
I teach them all the laW of' love
Ireland on May 8 since the photograph
And they respect the rqle, szt
was taken a break occurred tn the re-
mariabre family circle.
Brussels.—Walter Rose has hatched
10,600 chicks at his Poulfry Farm this
season. The number is not up to last
year owing, no doubt to tilt slump in
the Poultry market. • " ,
Benmiller.—A largely attended meet-
-big of ratepayers of the three consol-
idated school sections was held last
night and after discussing the situat-
ion it was decided !to erect a three -
rooms for the new consolidated school.
-
The building is to be erected on the
site of the present Benmiller school and
is to be commenced can be made.
Goderich.—The steamer Valcartier HD HOT JULY DAYS
unloaded a cargo of 176.000 bushels
of wheat and 53,00 bushels of oats at
the elevator on Friday last, She cleared
light for Fort William the same day. The
steamer made a record in unloading, July—the month of oppressive heat;
taking only fourteen hours and forty red hot days, and sweltering nights; is
five minutes to discharge her *cargo. in extremely hard on little ones. Diarrho-
the same time 417 Cars were loaded at ea, dysentery, colic and cholera infant.,
the' elevator which is also very quick um carry off thousands of precious
work. little lives every summer. The mothet,
Wingham.—Mr. George Cruikshanks must be constantly on her guard tt:l
Sr met with a painful apcident one day prevent these troubles or if they crime
on suddenly to fight them. No othermed
lcine is of such aid to mothers during
the hot summer as Is 'Baby's Own Tab-
lets. They regulate the bowels and stom-
ach, and an occasional dose given to the
well child will prevent .sunImer cent -
plaint or if the trouble does 'come On
suddenly'WIll banish it The Tablets are
sold by medicine dealers or by mall at
Medicine 'CO., Brockville Ont. 1
4 cents ibex from The Dr. Willing ,
BeARKET REPORTS
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•HURON COUNTY ' NEWS IN ,BRIEF
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Exctert--The' people of James Street
Methodist Church propose buYing
new organ for the chard, and are at
present making a canvas of the congre-
gation with a view to aalcertainIng how
much they could Secure lay subscription
The organ would coat about $13,006
and already over half the amount has
been soseribed.
Usborne T Brunt. Cowdry,
an employee o Mr, Wellington Skinner
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Of all plese little .haps I'll male -Iii...s-
Cleanolov,ers good and true,
Of the old flag we love so well, "
The Red, the White, the Blue. .
$And then, 3 try to teach them, too
Along with all the rest, a,1
Some of the blessed truths we find
In the Book We call the best.
0 yes, my gentle motiter, dear,
My salary I earn,
If I can make a noble man
Out of a ragged bairn.
—W. 11, Johnston, Exeter,
HARD ON THE BABY
last week when he fell off a stack of
hay and sustained a fractured collar
bone:
esied
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orth,—The hydro is being ex-
dd to farmers on the Huron road
west of Seaforth and on the Mill road
south of town by the tontmisslon,
Exeter.—Capt. Barr and Leiut Par-
nell of the Salvation, Army, Toronto
will arrive In Exeter this week and will
commence activities and operatiOns
here. They expect to hold services In
the town Hall next Sabbath afternoon
Maj. Byers of Stratford was in town
last week and made arrangements for
Butter ...... . .. .• 3. 0.151:
opening. up the work here. About 25 Eggs ..
years ago Exeter had a Salvation Army l -logs , ........ $40.500
Barracks, the meetings being held in Wheat $1.30
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the building now being used as a stable Boaartisty
600
by Snor;foBrrt°1t7-1111Mir(14 Beatrice Larkin, Pay $1,00
has accepted a position In St. Albans Tiran ...... ... . ::3355'.0000
daughter of ReV. Dr, and Mre, Larkin,