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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1919-7-24, Page 2fAGE2 3 New Organdies New Voiles Silk and Lisle Hosiery Y Thin Underwear Wash Skirts Pretty Cool Dresses e s Hot Weather forces a rush for Cooler Goods. f=ortunately we have made extensive preparations- for just - such emergency. Every Lady will .find our collection 'of Summer garments up-to-date in every way :that making a choice . will be a pleasure. ' , Summer Sacques New Kinmonas Pretty Parasols - New Neckwear New Frillings ' Pretty Cool Waists EVERY THING A LADY NEEDS FOR THE HOT WEATHER Cicala Grace CDreets Fo ' r the hot Weather CIC a La Grace is a name that means. - something. It means sonletiling because every section and every gore of every Corset has been carefully designed and as carefully put together to fit the figure like r a glove. Priced from $1.50 up to SS.00 ergo14°322 LASTICURVE-BAj SELF - EODCING, THIS STORE WILL CLOSE EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 12.30, DURING JULY ' AND AUGUST leesaminnumossr ,11` iirl.E C 1NTUNi Thursday, July 24tli, 1919 w�'•+M�.wa4,we,..wW,e„v.v.+�'lNrw„u'N,v�wwNMn,wwev,YwlNwMATM1eAAMkyWW' liaise lila l.udnture, of Toronto, 1S spundaug her vacutiun al her home in gg lace 111. 'r, T . , .�^ •�, � ---•� �, ills Hoskins, til Mtll.ltell, is visil- �a�-� her p:ucnis, h1r. and 'Air's. h. '`°'• ,a/ ,,. . .,✓ •�! t �+,,. '�,m✓ � .t:au M�nlartin. 4V Miss Marion and .Master Jack. Scuff who have been visiting their grand- .., .,.y, .,m„ _ ; "" ,,,.k*� . `,e weeeeee�,. •eezre,.,0..�9 parents in Ileal 11l have ret tuned 1' ov,w' .c.:.:..®aw,aw+d»*,awn.qua,o *cauov u!.w:p'mm'o' °"'•°�a"v"^"""'^'"""'v""v'"eY:' „''m"°, ,ur"""a�+`..nm.u:.w.+.,Ju'.a'.vw 1 livir 11 •lite in 1'urt>11 W, LONDESBORO. AUBURN. I'Ut t ER$IVII;1Chl. EXETER. L. lIa>;gins, who has ,Pent the Service in the Ba tistty hurclt at 3 Turner's Methodist Claurcll and Sun Curu>rel Allton Pfaff, sem of Me pelt leer lora in Chili a; rill I:a- Ihe Methodist Church will hold p t I nr:•r in ,the copper alines there, f P t I l i i W Pfaff I If 'I' l' I their'Garden Party of Friday evening, July 2 5th the Glutton Kittle Hand have been engaged and other musical talent will take part. : .A meeting to organize the Township of Huflett. in Connection with the corn- log onn ung'referendum Campaign wilt be held in the. Presbyterian Church, Londes- burn on the .eveniug of 'Thursday, July 824th, at.8 p,m. ilte�se interested are asked to attenii. i GRAND TRUNK TIMETABLE Trains Going North 1'1. t 7 11,11. 6.4 0 p. Trains Going South 8.20' a.1n. 4.15 p, Ill Trains Going East 6,3'3 a.m. 2,52 p. m, Trains Going West 3'1.11 a. m. 5.4 5 p, m. te.t$ p. m. PLEASANTRIES • CONSTANCE p. In. Rev, C. C. C:rowston, o or.- day School held l leu• ;ulntrt p cn c on u1. . a o ay•. ulyns ul, 1v co ,v:w a ,,1 ''• u, t ,.hack and a special land, Oregauc, will speak. Wednesday, A Het of the prize wine severely wounded in prance attend, etr seas enacted to the lue,&1 train to ices will lin given reef week, eel the races, the guest of his cousin, cr ntcy her here, • Mrs, J, (i, ellulbury and received tea visited his aunt ,uhd un�ic Nle mrd STANLEY. I HENSALL Mr, and Mrs. Hugh McGregor, Mr, • Henry Morton, .of 'Rickel -smith, was appointed enumerator for this district for the prohibition• referendum en the autumn at a meeting of constituents held here recently. i•lenette closed down business on Saturday, when a program of events was held in celebr1ttion of peace. Mrs, Proctor, of Brussels, is spend. John McCowan and family,. and Mr, John B', Pepper and fancily ani Mr, Geo, T. Baird and family had a1 picnic to Goderieb en 'Thursday of last week. Mr, and Mrs. Woods; of Sl. Helens, visited at sthe home of Mr, Thomas Caulpliell for a fete days last Week. BRUCEFIELTD• Rev, Mr. 'rough preached in Carmel Ing a week or so with her sister, Mrs. Mrs, Nichol of Lindon is the guest Church on Sunday last and will take H. Colclough. 1 of Mr. N Mrs. Welsh. Ithe services for 'three more Sabbaths Quite a number around here wentd I while Rev. Mr, from 1lell, the pastor, to Grand Bend an Saturday while and Mrs. Bretluer, of Michigan, is -recuperating frons his late serious others went to Goderich, were Inst week the guests of Aim Sni-'.illness. Mr, McConnell is at present Mr,•and Mrs, Fred Stephenson and der' obi. Kaiser has bought 1 7-pctsseug_ visiting his former home in Toronto, son, of Brusselsspeltt Sunday with her er Studebaker from Mr, Levis, Clinton..; parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Riley. Mlss Gertrude Wilson, of Toronto,• HULLETT Mrs. Cole, Mr, and Mr -s. Thomas is visiting 111 out village at the home of Pollard, Miss Pheobe Wakefield and Mr, C. Stewart and family, of Hun - David Milson spent Sunday in Ethel !ler ester. Mrs. Geo. Swan. ter, North Daktlta and James Bell and Pte, Wm. Fraser, has returned to the visiting friends, a wife of Long Beach, Califonia, put in Mrs. MCends. ' of Detroit, is spend West, the week cud with Ed'. Johnston and her. and"' Mrs. John Aikenhead, 'of ing a few days with her sister, Mrs, family at "Cedartilf Dale farm", liullthe London, visited relatives in the net- They were all former neighbors of the Peter Lindsay, g Mr. Peter Lindsay has bought the gil�'orh° 11(1 1 Johnston's in North Dakota. Ed. says Pte, James Hill of Stratford, spent 50 acres of land and house from D. 1111 visitors think "Old Huroai County Milson. Mr. Lindsay Sets possession the Ineourtivfllage'd at the 1101110 of 1-115 wile, whps par- a pretty good place to tie to." Lloyd son 7 funeral of William, a in the spring. cent!}' lett to visit relatives in England he } was•on board the Grampian that -struck of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Holland, Fluron ai iceberg. The passengers were put•Road, was held on Sunday afternoon on the Empress of India, and again left and wars largely attended. The baby Cor England. it was a thrilling ex- • was 19 months old, Rev. Mr. McCann- perience. Mrs, blit1 is a native of Eng - ed pastor of Wesley Church conduct - land and goes to see her parents. One ed the services at the house and 8S grave. of her brothers fell in the war. I Tile baby died oh Friday after a short ll, illness. The sympathy goes out to r oss. 1 ne K a i Henry Ford says` as for him music has no charms. Considering what they have done for him, Henry should get a lot of harmony out of the rattle of his multttudinious fiivvers, • { —0-- A strong cigar will break in your pocket as easily as a weak one. rat rapped to insure its perfect „ condition in all climates and ry (ed tight ---kept �t������� Sealed rrght. The perfect guru 4n the ',: Perfect package. Atter every meal The flavour lasts tib 1Illlllli"'WRIGLEY•S �IIIIII@I +.ILJiCY FF?UlTI N Gum 1 ,1 w C c 1u, r 0 l I III ,. , ,,..,, ,. „ , II %�li rMr F/AVObR [ASKS ,. 1/ BAYFIELD. Some sections are getting lots of rain and others are being neglected. Anniversary services will he held in the Methodist Church oh Sunday when Rev. S, Anderson, of Clinton, will be the preacher for the day. Death has again made -t sorrowful vacancy and this, time at -the home of Mr. Janes Spackman when his wife was called away of Tuesday last. The late Mrs. Spackman has been in very ill health for some time and her death was not unexpected, She was comparatively young although she leaves a grown up family of three be- sides her husband. The largely at- tended services were held in St. And- rews Church when the Rev, Mr, Ander- son of the Methodist Church and Rev. Mr. McFarlane assisted. by the Rev. Mr, Carrier, of Grand Bend, gave vent tel the sincerest sympathy in behalf of the bereaved family. GODERICH. Mrs. Elizabeth Hillier, widow of the late John Hillier, was found dead in bed by neighbors on Saturday scorning at her residence on Newgate street, where she had been living clone. The de- ceased had not been well of Tate, but was about as usual of friday morning, being seen in her garden about 9 o'clock, She had been picking ber- ries, and it is thought that she felt an attack conning oil and welt into' the house and lay down, and passed away. The deceased lady was in her 72nd year, and had been a well-known resi- dent of Goderich for many years, A bunting stable behind the Col- borne Hotel here Sunday night en- dangered an entire city block of frame stores and dwellings, and drove a score of guests from the hotel until the flames were controlled. Damage to the extent of $2,000 was caused, 'partly covered by insurance. The stable is owned by John McLeod, pro-' prietor of the hotel, and was complete- r), destroyed. Contents of stores in the block adjoining the hotel were hurriedly thrown into the streets, and for a time the flames threatened to sweep the block. The hotel was only slightly damaged. Origin of the blaze has not been discoyered. Horses in the stable were taken out before the flames reached then[, WING-v-iAMVM in order that Winghem may proper- ly celebrate peace day it has been ar- ranged to hold a monster auto parade in the morning from the Town 1-lal1 at to o'clock, headed by the Citizens' Band: The returned soldiers and their families will be given• lirst place in the parade. Ali owners of cars are asked to take part in the parade. Following the parade a few short ad- dresses will be delivered and it is ex- pected that special music will be provided. • Lieut. Me Roland Henderson. son of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Henderson, who was a member 0 !thee Flying Corps, ar- rived home on Friday last. Mrs. (Rev.) .1. Henderson, of White - Mr <,en1 Yellowness of Bir vacation c lihe arenls in th I , f ti i b ty White - and family are spending their vacation 1iay, ' in our village. John McKenzie, of our village, who is 111 with pneumonia, is slowly recut,- 1 KIPPEN Bring. Mr. C. H. Russell, B. A., a lawyer of Misses ,Mary nicNauglrton,, Limine y Allis, Jessie McMillen, who have. been Wetaskiwin, Alberta, spent peace day attending the Normal School in Strati- at the home of his former teacher, W. ford, have all been successful in pass- H. Johnston. Mr. Russell went to ung their wails. Alberta as a leacher, rapidly rising to a principal in Edmonton, a public school inspector, an instructor in the normal school, Calgary and now is a successful lawyer in Wetaskiwin. As the Rev. Dr. Aiken is awlty on his vacation, Al r. Alva McMahon, a Knox College student, of Exeter, oc- cupied the pulpit in the Presbyterian church on Sunday. Mr. McMahon en- listed at the -beginning of the war with the artillery. Previous the pulpit was occupied by Mr. A. 1'. 'Cooper, of Clinton, secretary of the County Tem- perance Alliance, who spoke of the marvelous advance under prohibition. Rev,: Dr. Aitkin and family went to Baylield to -day for a two weeks' vaca- tion. Mrs. Anderson, senior, is home from a month's visit in Michigan, a- mong her children. She was accom- panied honkie by her son, Albert, and his daughter. The Methodist choir and their friends spent a pleasant day' last Fri- day on the shores of Lake Huron, at Bayfield. Dr, Ben. A. gnathic, of Gilmore City, lows, 'a former Huron boy., and his GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mr, and Mrs, Fred. Warning of Delhi are visiting with their daughter, Mrs, George Crooks on the Base Line. Miss Noreen Barham, their little granddau- ghter, came with them. Mr. Geo, Hanley has sold his farm on the 7th con. to Mr. 'Col.clough, Mr, Hanley has not decided what he will do in the future, but the people of the 7th will miss Geo. and his good wife. Airs. Nicholson and her two daugh- ters and returned soldier motored from Auburn to see the old place where Mrs. Nicholson was born and raised until her marriage. It is now owned by Mr, George J. Connell. It certainly was a nice trip for to see the old place, Mrs. Nicholson is 83 years old and it is over 60 years since she left here, Her brothers, Mr. Sheppard, came 1000 miles to see the place a few years ago. A pretty wedding took place at the brides' parents on Wednesday evening of this week at 6 o'clock when Rev. S. Anderson, of Ontario Street Church, family motored to visit his many reln- Clinton, tied the matrimonial knot be- tives, tweet bliss Edna Jessie, daughter of 1 church, who recently 08111k ed into a ba•l, wire fence at night and had her 'eye punctured, has gone ter the hos- pital for treatment of the injury. Stella Bennett, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Bennett, recently underwent an operation at \A/Ingham General. Hospital. She is reported as cluing nicely. - Three mire soldiers belonging to Wfi1gham and district have returned from oversees, Will Galbraith, !inward Guest and Gordon lilliott. Dr, Robert ,john Sloan, who passed away in Shaughai, 'China, at the age of 82 years, was one of the pioneer residents of this section, practicing his profession its' Lower Wingham e num- ber of years ago. The dearth took place recently fn lid- m0nti,n Alberta, of John Mowbray, in his 78111. year, Mr, Mowbray lived at Whitechurch for many yeti's and was well known to many Winghlun citizens. Members of the G. W. V. A and town officials will arrange a Held day to be held soon at Which soldiers from the district will be presented With wrist watches donated by the mu1idp- telly. Upon the whole this vicinity leas nothing to complain of, !itis yeah', the crops are lookng well, An exceeding- ly good hay crop Inas been taken in -told though the oats Were. backward and apparelilly going to be of little use they are now looking well, Barley anti other crops have revived and pro- niiSe a good hirveSI; The turnijys and root crops, because of the last two rains, have picked tip and 10 nil appear- ance well be good -crops. Cherries and outer Slns11 fruits are ,average, Me, Andrew Currin, a fa'thher-crest• ft-4na,ott an( Mlle' and 1111! west of Wibgg"ham, ie Peutodefieg his betels and Making a large addition, When finish• ed it will 8 one of the Most up-to•datc bartis in this section of the country, hearty -welcome from his many old :'4111 W.•C. acyls, , 1rieuds'in lixe1er. Corporal I'f,lr was 51iss Ida !misdate, ut Calitornis, nn the staff of Mr, Seine's drug store who have been spending the past two when the war broke out and went over- 1111,1114 at her home here, left for seas with tllc., 101st, 'Foronto, Where she has accepted a ' Air, Goldie Cochrane who reeentiv peeili111 returned from overseas, has leased the Mr. Theis, AICKay, who has Just Cnn 1! r Bros. machine shop on Stautu11 returned from overseas visited his street, and will equip sante with a full brother Mr. Wm. McKay. Mr. Mo- line of ncaehinery for an up -la -dale Kay enlisted with an lidnumlon bat - machine shop'. To encourage the ic1- talent and has been in France since descry the fleeter Council has promised t'110. Ile was a piper in the Kittle free installation of hydro and free Band, power, also free taxes on the prenhfses - ' Mrs, Donaldson, who is at present in accordance with the present assess- in very poor health arrived in filen• stent. I salt on Saturday evening !Korn Mus - Mr. P, ul Coates had the misfortune koka where she has been ' .for some to fracture his collar bone the result time past, Mrs, Donaldson's condi- of falling from a load of hay on Wed- Hon was such that she was unable to nesday of last week. Mr, Coates was assisting his brother Alf with the hav- ing. Ile was on top of the load and war pulling on the rope that controls the hay fork. The rope broke and he fell to the floor fracturing his collar -bone and bruising his -face, Mr E. Armstrong buttermaker for the Exeter Creamery met with an unfortunate accident on Tuesday. t not.lieat- TIh a water 111 the Toler was ung just as fast as Mr, Armstrong de- sired and he undertook to throw What lie thought was co:11 oil on the fire. What he used was gasoline, the flames of which flared out, Mr. Arm- strong was badly horded about the face and along one arra. Rev. and Mrs. '428(1n, of London, and son Mr. Alex. Martin, now of Kitchener, spent the afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. Frank FL Powell and Mr. ', larence Victor -Potter, son of Thos. J. Potter of the Huron Road. The young couple were unattended, and only the immediate relatives of the contracting parties were present. The best wishes accompany the young cou- ple on their voyage through life. A very large number spent Saturday east taking in the big day at Goderich. Large. numbers also holidayed at Bay- field. Mr. A. K. Leonard is visiting with re- latives in Puslinch, out of Guelph, Mr and Mrs. Lorne Vale, of Detroit, are visiting the hatter's parents, Mr. and Airs. 11, Weston. Quite a number from here afttended the celebration at Goderich on Satur- day. Mr, and Mrs Edward Agnes and lit- tle son. ivison; Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Con. 11e111 Mr- and Mrs. Will Hudson, and Miss Alma Connell motored from Owen Sound on Saturday and attend- ed the celebration in Kincardine and Goderl; h before they got to Mr. and Mrs, Geo. J. Cannell, their uncle and ,Want, to spend a little while before they returned to their (tone on Sunday afternoon. 1'x11 wheat.. and hay are all 111 the barns and is a gond crop, 51r. Norman Wilmot anti family, of London, motored up and spent the week end with Mrt and Mrs, Peter Cele. Mr. Bert 'Thompson, of Detroit, is visiting his uncle, Alr. P. Cole. Miss Emily Connell spent two weeks of her vacation with her parenls Mr. td Mrs. Geo, J. 'Jmulat , along with, her girl friends, Mise .lean Little, of Ottawa. Miss 1', Reidsoih, of Stied - ford. Miss Sadie Mountain, of Gode- rich, who have'be.en visiting her; She ler, Monday for Toronto to return to her position. The crops crops of wild raspberries has been very gond ibis :year. A great many people from the town 11an'e,1)ee11 gong out to the berry patches, some even going by he truck -load. tills Lucty Redike-c d of Ilr;nsall, - is - visiting with Mrs, le, Jenkins. Mr, and' h1is, Ezra Pickard visted with their daughter 1,11 Ntftc3celi on Sunday Inst. s Mr, herb, Jenkins was ba 'London on Pridny, Mr, George Connell is quite busy putting a wall under his barn this week Mr. Spackman has the 'job. Don't forget the, .Social at Stirling McPltail's on Friday night. Major Tot - Ink, will give an address on the War ,and a reception Will be tendered to Corp. A. McGregor aid Pie, B. Sturdy, Conte and give the boys 11 hearty wel- come, • The grounds will be lighted with Northern Electric company 80 the farmers will leave a chance to see this tine farm plant. Do Rot stiffer nnoahor day with •Stchfu ideal- int, or Peotimd. lig Pi1oo, No ettrglcal open- uire L AtIUR rb n Dr, as oe bl5tmo tri Will n. 605 you of once and re oortnitna ouro you, tfOo, Co.,oo>c' all Toaioro, or h,ple on rBse11 8t mLlmlthis Toronto, t3nviplo box teen 1! you moot#on this Veeel 8nd' holeso 2c, data)) to po ' postage. Peace Day with Mr. and Mrs, I'. W. ZURICH. Mrs. Pauline Faust who has been visiting relatives, left for her home in Chicago. Mr. A7. Ayers, of Detroit, is visit- ing at the home of her mother, Mrs. Eliza 'I'rueniser. Mr, ,t • rd Mrs. Appel, who s 1 bd pl pent some months in Detroit returned to their house here, Mr. and Mrs, Wagner, also Mr. Ar- thur Well, of Detroit, visitde at the home of Mr. 1L Well - Mr, Ezra Kaercher and two dau- ghters, of Kitchener, visited relatives , here for a few days last week. Mr. Alex Foster was awarded the contract for building four cement culverts in the Township of Hay. Gladnnut. Mr. Alex. Martin who has Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stelek from been with the Consolidated Rubber Co., for some years has recently been 'appointed manager of the company's Myrtle, of South Bend Ind., are vi= - large tire . factory at Kitchener aft a 1 !tin grelatives and friends here. handsome salary. His many friends ;r. J. L. Meyer, of Bloke, who re- in Exeter will be pleased to know of his success in the business world. Cadet Edgar Ilorney ;and bride, arrived 111 tows 1a51 week from over- seas, Mr. Horsey is a son of Mr. and Mfrs. Hy Homey, of town. ile enlist- ed at Petrone where he was working at the time. For fifteen months he was a stretcher hearer in France. He later transferred to the Flying Corps. He was married In England and was accompanied home by his wife. the West are visiting at the home of the latter's mother, Mrs, S. Rennie. Mrs. A. J, Raabe and daughter, BRUSSELS • The Flax Mill Company have leased the Stretton property, adjoining the railway, for a term of years on which to erect their buildings and a Inge gang of sten are now at work on the preliminary preparations. There are 25 acres in the plot on which stands the old Revere Hotel and large stables. The latter will be used for threshing purposes until the new buildings are erected, Leslie, only son of Frank Oliver, of Tilsonburg, formerly of Brussels, died from diptheria after a few days' ill' Hess. Mr. Oliver lies in a critical con- dition from *the- same trouble. The little boy was nine years of age, Matilda Eaton, relict of the hate John Cober, frrnierly of Brussels, died at Hespeler on Wednesday night at the age of '76 years. The remains are be- ing brangllt to Brussels for interment. Airs John Colleen. who was badly burn- ed urred told injured when her cluthind• was ret on lire by the bursting of an oil sieve at the home of her sister, Airs. George Wa'chhurn,1 died to -day, after about. 15 hours' intense suffering. de• spite every effort of ,medical skill to save her life, .\1rs, Cober, who was in her 70111 year, was burn at Carlisle, Ontario, but had lived in this district most of her life. She resided at Ethel for 35 years, :u Brussels nearly 5 years and for several years in Puslinch Township. She had lived with her eWhb, C street,sistr, Alrs, here, 0. Stiras815 urlipredeceasedeolinopl'.'r y her husband t1 years ago and is sur- vived by three soil, Ephraim, of 'Torr. onto; Norman; of nelrril; and Aaron. of Weyburn, Saskatchewan; one daugh- ter, Mrs. E. IL McGinnis, of Ilespeler; two brothers, Enoch Eaton and Nelson 1151011, and two sisters, Mrs, G. Wash- burn and 11. Sander. all of llespeler. HENSALL Miss Stella Robson, of Toronto, is visiting her sister, Mrs, H. Arnold. Miss Lily ,McKay, of Windsor, is SEAFORTH Misses Agnes, Jean and Nora 0,veli- lock, of Ottawa, were here attending the funeral of their brother the' late Janies Govenlock who •died from the effect of injuries received in an atto- mObile accident in Saskatoon, Mrs. John Carmichael died at the Home of her daughter, Mrs. J. ie, Ste- wart to Stanley, 011 Saturday last, Previous to last winter shellved 1n Seatforth for several years, The fun- eral eves held on Monday to Staii'a cem- etery, Mr. C, Layton and fancily leave this Week for their new borne. in Hamilton, They have been good citizens of Sea.: forth and many friends wish them suc- cess in the lake city. Mr, Joe. MOMfllai eccotlntati of the flask of C°tntnerce has been pronloted to malnager of the branch at Walton and Mr. Joe Brown returns to his ofd position here. Gently returned from 058111eas, has left for London where he has taken aposition 0n the police force. Mr. Andrew Price returned to his home here un 'Tuesday after being overseas for several years. He enlist- ed with the 161st Huron Battalion, A reception was held one evening recently et the hone of Mr. and Mrs. P. Diechert, J1., in honor of Mr. Al- bert Thiel, who returned from over - seats a few weeks ago. Mr, and Mrs. John L. Gerber, Mr, and Mrs. R. Swartzentruber and Messrs. Jacob and 'Chris. Swartzen- truber attended the funeral of Mrs. Leis near Tavistock. On Thursday, July the 2nd there spending her vacation al her home passed away after a lingering illness here. Mrs, Lydia Kehn. nee Lydia Brown, Dr, and Mrs, Sellery, of 'Toronto, "aged 29 years. She was born in Zur- visited friends and relatives in Hen- ich where she resided up until eight salt and vicinity. years ago. Besides her husband aild Mrs. J. Pope and daughter Ellen, a four year old daughter there sur - have left for a visit to Brandon anti vive five brothers and four sisters other Western, points. and her parents in Zurich. The fun. Mr. 'Charles Cook, of Chicago, vis- eral was Reid on Sunday afternoon ited his mother, Mrs. H. Cook, , to the cemetery at Blair. The German mark is worth only 8% cents lei gold, Our done ia worth 100cents in gold, but only about 30 cents in bacon, eggs, cltickeds and calico, Firemen's Band Band and se Bali J 0 00001m:00 001mim 0000 Great Street Carnival Crand Monster Parade ,A Revelry of Frolic and Fun Lavish Decorations and • Brilliant Illuminations 01 1M1M1RI1 1 `% 00%000 ,%{ 1 0 tit The Thorold Fire Brigade have been engaged to entertain the crowds with their Fancy Drills. 000%0 1 1 Oinim0 0000 B;::tween 3 good 'ase 1) ail _—Base ball teams P400040 00001lil.li At 10.30 p. m. a "°'great Parade and Street Carnival on Main Street. 0041m1RAI11 11 TA 00 0000 1 1% 'five WatchWatch for big bills and also advt. for next week: