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Capital and Reserve $ 31,000,000.
Total Assets 430,000,000.
576 Branches
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your savings in The Molsons Bank.. Interest
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Savings Department conducted on up-to-date system.
H. R. SHARP, Manages - . - Clinton Branch
The Union Methodist services were
again held In Wesley Church on San -
day last, In the morning, Rev, Mr.
Anderson spoke on the Sunday School
lesson "Missions" in an able manner,
Mr, Walter Lowe seng a Solo. In the
evening the choir rendered a splendid
anthem, Miss Moron Gibbings taking
the solo part, - Miss Retia Cook sang
"Holding 'Thy Hand," A. nude quar-
tette composed of' Messrs. Doherty,
Andrews, McEwan and Lobb gave a
chorus, Mr. Doherty singing the verses
as a solo. Wesley Church choir have
rendered splendid service during the
two weeks Union services,
Next Sunday there will be onion ser-
vices in Ontario Street Church. Rev.
McCamus preaching. In the morning
his subject will be "Social Respon-
sibility."
FUTURE SCHOOL TEACHERS
HURON
E. M. Armstrong, 'C. E. Anderson,
F. R. Archibald (Honors), J. R.
Allen, H. D. Ball, F. A. Beevers, E.
M. Barron, ar on, M. S. Blanchard (Honors),
M. Beecroft, O. L. Cooper, 1. M.
Crawford, N. R. • Crozier (Honors)
M, Dunford, G. A. Dew, M. T. Dal-
ton. F. E. Dougherty, C. E. Driver,
E. W, Edge (Honors), J. R. Edmonds
(Honors), J. E. Earls, E. J. Fear, E.
M. Ferguson, M. F. Flynn, G. A.
Fowler, 1. M, Francis, J. T. Garrow,
E. A. Glenn, G, J. Ginn, J. W. Greig
(Honors), W. C. Gardiner, K. L.
Hamilton, E. M. Hardy, A. E, Hell- 1
yar, M. M. Harvey, C, S. Heaman,
Al. L, Hess (Honors) . W. D. Hoegy
(Honors), M. S. Hogg, M. E. Hall,
R. B. Henning, 311. G. Johns, V. I.
Jones, L. James, M. R. Johnson, M.
M, Johnston, A1. M. Kuntz, G. A.
Kerr (Honors). E. M. Kew, J. J.
Levy, S, 0. Latimer (Honors), J. W.
Lutton, D. R. Laundy, E. B. Mc-
Targart, C. M. MacKenzie, M. G.
McLeod, 1. G. :llcNevin, 13. A, Mac-
Kay. E, C. McGrath, 13. McLellan, M.
U. McLean, D, H. Mundy, E. 1 Mus-
grove, M. E. McCall, W. L. Mc-
Cutcheon, M. E. McNab, S. E. Mc-
Nair, Al, M. Maunders, D. Nediger,
A. J. Nairn, V. B. Pepper, D. K.
Perrie, E. Al. Rutledge, F. G. Raith-
by, 0. H. Raithbv, 11. 'W. Rathwell,
H. F. Rasmussen, L. M. Snyder, E.
13..Scott, M. Sillerv, G. L. Sitter)",
D. M. Stafford, H. Al, Stothers, B.
Smith, F. Turnbull, R. 1. Taylor, R.
S 'Thompson (Honors), J. B. Tay-
lor, A. Walker (Honors), L. 13.
' Wheatley, A. G. Williamson, ,11.
Wilton, J. J, Weismar, 1. A. Young,
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Mr, Frank Andy ews was in Brussels,
On Sunday,
Rev. J. 13, Ford, of Goderlch, waS in
town on Friday last. '
Miss Isabel Graham, of Seatortlt, was
a visitor with Mrs. McTaggart, sr., last
week,
" Miss Irene Pope, of Toronto, was the
guest of Misses l3awden during the past
week,
Mrs, G, Brown and Mis's Lyl Brown,
of 'Toronto,' are. visiting with Mrs. J.
L, Kerr.
ex -Conductor John Quirk, of Wing -
ham, was calling on old friends its town
on Friday,,
Mrs. Murray, of London, is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. 1'. J. Lindsay, of
the Base Line,
•
Miss; Maude Cook, of Brussels, is
spending port of her holidays in town
wit') relatives,
Miss Irene Wilkin, of Detroit, is
spending her holidays with her father,
Mr. A. Wilkin,
Miss Annie Laffrey, of Windsor, was
the guest of Mrs. Jas. Flynn, during the
past week or so.
Dr. D. T Davis, and Mr. Allan Syl-
vester,
l-
vester, of Toronto, spent the week end
at Mrs, Geo. Levis'.
Nurse Margaret Murray, of New York
is the guest of her sister, Mrs, T. J.
Lindsay, Base Line.
Mrs. 13. Hill, sr., was in Brussels, at-
tending the funeral of her sister-in-law
the late Mrs. S. Bailey.
Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Armstrong, of
Brussels, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
L. Lawson during the past week,
Miss Brownlee, of Hamilton, is visit-
ing her sister, Mrs, W. J. Paisley, and
also friends in and around Clinton,
Mrs. Sharman returned to town on
Thursday evening after an extended
visit with freinds at Port Dalhousie.
Mrs. Jno. Murray, and daughter, MisS
Jean, of New York, are visiting with
Mr, and Mrs. T. J. Lindsay, Base Line.
Messrs. W. Fulford, E. Hall, J. 'But-
ler, S. Graelis and E, Lovett, motored
up to \Vingliam to visit friends on Sun-
day.
Mr. Fred Kerr, of Saskatchewan, is
renewing old acquaintances in town.
His old friends are glad to see him once
again.
(Brussels Post:) -James and Mrs.
Jackson and family, of 'Clinton, were
renewing old friendships in Grey town-
ship last week.
Mr. C. D. Bouck and Miss Eva return
ed from Bracebridge on Saturday night.
131r. Bouck is now intra work at the
Model ternrhere.
(St. Mary's Journal:) -Mr. and Mrs.
JLu'ry Sharp and little daughter re-
turned to Clutton today after a few
days visit at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
ti. 1'. Sharp,
(Brussels P st:-H J.
and Mrs.
Alanning and children
and John and
Mrs. Cunningham, , were ,are v -
is' It
ing relatives and friends in Clinton
and locality.
Mr, Wes. Stevens, wife and two
daughters with ,Miss Lucy Stevens, his
sister were Londe Tuesda The
, r at n,
two giels may stop over the week at
the home of Mr. Israel Ta I r's.
Airs. le G. Fisher_ and MasterCal-
vin
C
vin and Miss Florence left last Wed-
nesdayafternoon for their h 'n
Denver, home o e 1 Col., after spending a month
with the lady's sister, Mrs. R. E. Mail-
ing.
Mr. C. F. Libby and Mr. F. T. Jack-
son. leave next week for a trip to New
York, Boston and many other small
country places Where they will startle
the natives. They intend going by
auto,
Mr, D. J. Cantelon left this morn-
ing for Toronto, where he will assume
his position at the Toronto Exhibition,
which he has held for the past d years,
with goodsail �, ti 1 toI manage-
ment. •
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sFtc o n the tans e
L
ment.
M a Mrs. and h1 .. Withamtiliams and
W t
two'Uaughters, of Louisville, Kentucky,
left'on Wednesday for his ho,tte after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cante-
lon's, They were accompanied by Mrs,
Greenwood, of London.
Miss Evelyn Hall, daughter of Mr.
told Mrs. E. Hall, of town, is spending
n few weeks at the home of Mr, George
Crooks on the Base Use during tite
absence of her parents who are tak-
ing a trip up the Lakes,
All., and Mrs. Geo. 13. Ferguson, Miss
,lean and Master Russel, of Toronto,
motored up on Sunday and were visitors
with Air. and Mrs L
t J. Kerr. They
Y
are visitingWalton in W I on bat will return
here ,again, before going back to the
city,
,Mr, and Mrs, Edward Hall, of town,
left on Saturday morning for Sarnia
where they will take the boat for a
trip
up,the Great Lakes es to Duluth on
COs
the Northern Navigation Company's
n s
linett . They - expectto take i traip
through to Vancouver,
Mr, McLean of tate White Star Line,
accompanied by Ms5L McLean, motor-
ed to town. last Thursday for Detroit,
and has been husy the past few days in
getting the advertising natter of tits
it{g excurson to be,,, run by the Grey-
hound early in September distributed
about the ciuntry.
(Goderlch. Signal:) ---Sapper Lorne
Aitchison, of Wingham, who returned
home' from overst.•R last week, is visit-
ing hie sister, Mrs. J. E. Mutch, -He is
the only one of three Aitchison boys
who went, overseas to return, his bi°o-
titers l..aehit
,nand Wallace. having given
their lives in their country's Catuse.
(Goderich" Signal:) -MC, J, W.
Snell, eii •
a Brie -lime resident of Shiflett,
now 111 °yen, Alberta, is visiting with
friends in Goderich and vicinty. Mr,
Snell is one of Alberta's most prosper-
ous gentleman farmers, and he- thinks
there is rso•place like the West, though
he believes it would be.tssttch benefitted
1'y a imv t.rritl'.: Wisiie•in Goderich he
Mt somewhat Conspli»tetted by being
mistaken thy- a )srOlttltietit citizen for
Mr, l-lartiey Dewed, tire' leader of the
Ontario Opposition,
Items, of interest Picked Up Here
ac; *i There About the Town.
improvements
'i'Ite Couthe block is being brighten-
ed tip witha new coat of paint.
'Will Hold Memorial Service.
Exeter 'Pisses: -Memorial service for
the late Fred Tucker will be held in
Trivitt Memorial church next Sunday
evening, August 24111.
Seaforth Principal Goes to Chatham,
Mr. A. A, Naylor, of Seaforth, has ac
cepted the position of Principal of the
Queen Mary Public School at Chatham
Mr. Naylor, who Is well known here
has had great success in the Seaforth
school,
Caught an Auto Thief.
Following a communication from the
Hensall chief of police, Detective Harry
Down, of London arrested James Hay
in London, on a charge of being con-
nected with an alleged auto theft. tidy
pleaded guilty before P. M. Andrews in
townon Tuesday night.
t s y g t.
Had Some Walk
This week Master Joe Doherty aged
6 years was visiting in Goderich, got
tired of the scenery at the County
town and started to walk home by the
G. T. R. Track, He got as far as
I•lolntesville when a fanner discovered
him and sent word into town and he
was brought home in a car. It was
some walk for a small boy.
Base Ball Tourney.
Zurich proposes to hold a hie base-
ball tournament on Monday, Sept. 1st
Plans are now under way to stake the
day a success and a series of fast games
will be staged. Four teams from towns
in iluron County will likely compete
for gond sized prizes. A concert un-
der, the auspices of the local baseball
club will also be held in tate Town hall
in the evening.
Andrew Taylor Passed Away
Last Wednesday evening Andrew
Taylor passed away at his home here
following a severe illness of two weeks.
lie had been in pour health lir the
past so months having suffered a sev-
ere stroke. He was a Canadian by
birth and lived a good many years in
Hulled, near Londesboro, prior to
ranting to Clinton ile never married.
In politic, he was :a staunch Conser-
vative: in religion a Presbyterian, and
was Secretary of the Suns of Scotland,
and a member of the Woodmen of the
World. The tuners' took place on
Saturday afternoon. The services be-
ing conducted by Rev. Dr. Stewart,' a
former minister of the deceased,
Mrs. Hanley Dead
On O Wednesday morning Airs. George
e
g
Hanley, Ontario Street, passed away
following an attack of pneumonia from
Saturday in her. 7Sth year. Deceased
was born in Ireland and came with her
parents to Canada when 7 year's old
and settled on the Bayfield Line, Gode-
rich Township
whereeshe remained
unfit she /vas married to Mr, Hanley in
tS7
9. For the past 42 years she Itas
resided inlints 1
C ,Air Hanley '
h.
sopassing
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g
t
away in t3S). Mrs., Hanley is
sur-
vived byone sister,
Mrs. Geo,
Burnett,
of
town and f
hree•ro
b thet•s, Messrs.
David Welsh, of Sandusky, Michigan,
Alex, and Robert, of Clinton. Mrs.
lianle,y was a member of the Ontario
Street Church, and attended service up
to •a few weeks ago. The funeral will
be held on Friday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. S. Anderson, and interment
made in the Bayfield Cemetery.
Campbell -Ford Wedding,
St. Paul's church was the scene of a
prettyweddingOn Saturday morning
at f i a,1n, when Leila D., second dau-
ghter, of Mr, and Mrs. J, A. Ford, /Vita
married to Lieut, Earl D. Campbell, of
Calgary. Rev. S. E. McGegney, M: C.,
Rector, officiated at the ceremony. The
bride, wearing her travelling suit of
French Serge, with hat to match, was
given away by her father. The young
couple were unattended. The ushers
were Messrs. Wilbur and Fred. Ford,
brothers of the pride, and the Wedding
A
iusic was by
played Miss Creta Ford,
Following the ceremony,a reception was
held at the home of the bride's parents
and the young couple left on the after-
noon train for a short honeymoon trip.
They have since returned to town and
leave on Fri •
day for Cal u
v'where
Campbell is Science Master in
the
Col-
lege there. The
beet of good wishes
accompany them to their western home.
Did Not Get a Prize.
Linder ideal weather conditions a big
ane -day bowling tournament was held
¢n the Stratford greens Wednesday
with 3S•i
t u i,
s present from ntnnv points
Western e
t tern Onlaria. Joe, Boehmef s
rink from n Li¢
,io el
w carried off first prize
four beautiful cut glass water jugs, with
four wins and a plus score of 37, W.
Ament's rink of Seaforth, with four
wins and a plus scare of 21..toik hone
four colonial silver creast and sugar
sets as second prize, Third prize was
thermos
bottles, and they went to the
A. \Vhiteside rink front Hensall, who
hadthree
trios
t
and a plus score of 38.
The Big Ben clocks went to the W. J.
Tullman ring( of Stratford as fourth
prize, they having three wins and n
plus of The 'Clinton scores were:
First Round.
Hovey, 10; 'Tubmnn, Stratford, 8.
Second Round
Hovey, 9; l{ttgcy, Brantford, 11,
Third Round,
Boyce', 8; Lanvin, Stratford, 18.
Fourth Round.
Hovey, 111 Tuck, 12,
Turnbcrry t oters' List for 1919 has
beet' printed and was first posted lo,
the office of P. Powell, Townslsip Clerk
on August. t nth. l'lsc list eontaists the
ntsinss of 621 ,voters end there are 578.'
persons Milled t-o'Serve 35 Juror's,
weecttonesr,p0"9mla6®e"ioceee 'FIRE INJURIES MAL
over The Temps AT THE END OF 2 YEARS
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MissMa1Ue Biggins, is visiting at
Stratford,
Miss Norma Bentley spent tate week
end in Sarnia,
Mr„ Wm, Little, of Chicago, is visit-
ing in Clinton,
Mrs. 1i, J,'.luff, left Wednesday for
a visit In Detroit,
Mr. Wilbur Ford, returned 1. Peter-
boro on Monday.
Mrs; Emmerson, of Bervie, visited,
Mrs. R. J. Clue' this week,
Miss Eva Stinson, of Toronto, is
holidaying in and around town,
Miss Stella Copp, of Toronto, is
holidaying at the parental home,
Miss Clete Ford 'left Monday for a
visit with Mrs. McKinnon in Toronto,
Mr. Lincoln Ford, of Calgary, is the
guest of his brother, Rev. E. 0. Porde,
Miss Alice Higgins, of Ottawa, is
visiting her cousin Miss Enna Higgins.
Master Reg. McCoy, of Landon, is
visiting his grandfather, Mr. A. Wilkin,
Mrs. Paul, of Alvinston, and Mrs.
Paul, sr„ spent Sunday 'witfriends in
town, t ,
Mr, Jas. R. Wallace, of Quasqueton,
town, is renewing -old acquaintances in
town,
Mr. Plewes, of Toronto, is visiting
his sister, Mesdames J. K. Wise and L.
Siong.
Miss Hattie Courtice, is the guest
of her brother, Mr. Dean Courtice, at
Chatham.
Miss E, L, Paxman, of Parkhill, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Janes Pax -
man this week.
Rev, E, 0, Porde preached at the
Danforth %Avenue Baptist Church at
Tobonto last Sunday.
Miss Georgina Murray, of London,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. J.
Lindsay, of the Base Line.
Misses Ida and Laura Wikin, of De-
troit, are spending their vacation with
their tether, ,1'Tr, A. Wilkin.
Miss Violet Morrison returned home
Saturday after a two weeks visit with
her grandmother in llensall.
Mr. 2iarshall, of St. John, N. B.,, is
the guest of his brother, Mr, Robert
Marshall, Rattenbury Street.
:Miss Alyrtle Armstrong was the
guest of Miss Mary E. McCowan, of
Stanley for a few days last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter King were call-
ed to Woodstock owing to the death
of Mr. King's brother, the late Thomas
A. King.
Mr. George Paxman and daughter,
Aliss Thelma, 1,f Peterboro, were guests
of the farmer's brother, Mr. James
Paxntan during the past week.
.Messrs. William and Frank Scott, of
Luca
ii, t, called on , \
h. Charles Lovett
sen Sunday. Mr. Win. Scott was a for-
merSI
re dent m heresome, ears a
1 S
Miss Bess Ferguson, of Meator
d, and
Miss Florence Train, of Collingwood,
were guests of Miss Jessie O'Neil over
the week entrand are now visiting at
Bayfield,
• Mr. Robert McDermott leaves this
week for Torontohe
where he. has ac-
cepted a position. in a piano factory.
He will be linseed bythe'Doiertyl
base-
ball team, '
Miss Jule Bartliff will enter St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, London, in September
as a nurse -in -training. Miss 'Bartlifi's
many friends will all join in wising her
success in her new duties.
We are sorry to report that Miss
Ethel Gooier, eldest daughter of Mr. 12.
Govier, underweut an operation for
appendicitis about 3 weeks ago, and is
progressing favorably at a Toronto
hospital.
Cornwall Freeholder: After spend-
ing. a month's' vacation at Bryanstown,
Trowbridge, Seaforth, Durham, Wat-
ford and London, Rev T
W. •m
T. d Mrs.
'Cosens returned to town on Tuesday.
Since leaving town they attended the
funeral of ,Mrs, , Coseu's youngest bro-
ther, James S. Govenlock, who was
fatally injured in ' an automobile ac-
cident near Saskatoon.
This week's Saturday Night, Toronto,
has the following in their personal col-
umn: -Widespread regret has been ex-
pressed in the passing of Robert James
Gibson, M. D., of heart failure after a
few days illness, at his residence :it
Sault Ste, Marie, Ontario, on August
61 h. Dr Gibson, was born near Guelph
in the year 1 866 and received his early
education in Clinton, Ontario, graduat-
ed from McGill
University, -took
r
a
Years' course l Edinburgh,
t Scotland,
ut<,
and commenced his practice in Clinton,
being associated with Dr. Gunn of that
t0tvn. Shortly afterwards he was ap-
pointed physician for the Canadian Pac-
ific Railway, having headquarters in,
Lha I
eau 1
n tw1
i . •1 he • o: ,
t, t/, a to Sault
, S
d ut
Ste.
Marie, where v e e h
eits since ace re i
s ded.
Ile married Miss Jenny Marks, daughter
of the late George Marks of Bruce
Alines in 1 897 and Mrs. Gibson and one
son,survive him. in religion he was an
Anglican. The funeral was held from
St. Luke's Pro -Cathedral on the 8th
lust., the services being conducted by
His
Grace, Archbishop Thornloe, as-
sisted by Reverend B. P, Fuller, Rever-
end F, W. Colloton and Reverend P.
Bull,
HiRON BOYS HOME
Pte. Ai, J. Cook, '(Clinton) Sarnia,
Pte. W. .1. Ilenderson,,Brussels,
Serge. Stafford, Wroxeter;
late, Cb1,
P :
. •ttshall, Clinton
Pte, Jos, Branlieldt Clinton,
Pte, i'.; Stewart, Seaforth.
N. S., M. MSS/'/tt, Sealoetll
Capt, J.; V, Ri,ss, Brussels
N, S„ E. Sheriff, Hensall
Pte, 13. >Vlelsstar, Dashwood
Pte. L. P.•Malo,tey, Ss,aforth
Corp. 0, Carrie, Wlttghnttt
Mrs, Baan,' Daughter of Rev, J, R�
Ford, Dies in London Hospital,
'Clinton citizens were shocked to
to hear on Saturday that Mrs. Beam.,
widow of the late Dr, Arthur Bean east
daughter of Rev. J. 13. Ford, now of
Goderich, had passed away Friday
morning In London, where she had
gone a few weeks ago for treatment.
Death was the result of injuries re-
ceived 111 the lire at Consecot, Prince
Edward County, about two years ago,
when the house that Dr, and Mrs. Bears
with' their only child were living in,
caught lire. Mrs. 'Bean and her
daughter barely getting out with thein
lives, while the doctor was burned tea
death.
The child died about a year ago, its
spite of every care that could be be-
stowed upon it. In spite of the serious
burns that the deceased lady receive
she bore her sufferings heroigully asr@
apparently was on her way to recov-
ery.
Besides the parents, three sisters„
and one brother survive.
The body was brought to Clintons
Tuesday afternoon and a short serrice
was conducted in Wesley Church, wttla
Rev. Mr, McCamus in charge, Rev S.
Anderson led, in prayer and Rev. ids.
Snowden reathe Scripture 1es-uaa:
and Rev. Dr. Rutledge, of Hamilton;,
delivered the address. interment was;
made in Clinton Cemetery,
KIPPEN
-Mr. Henry Horton, chief enumerator
for South Huron, has sold his 100 acre
farm for 36,500 to William Cooper, of
Hay Township, Mr. and Mrs. Horton
will visit their daughters in the West
Dr. Mary Johnston, accompanied by
her mother, left for Toronto, 0n her
way hack to St. John, N. 13.
PORTER'S HILL
Mr. and Mrs. Antos Cox, of Chicagee
formerly of this place was calling or
old friends here last week.
Mrs. Peter McDougall and daughter
Alarms are visiting friends in Alanitobe
and the Western Provinces.
Dr. John T. Holdsworth, wite and.
sun from Pittsburg, are visiting the
fornler's sister, Mrs. 'Charles A1cPltntl
We are not ,lust satisfied' with the
account the Clinton scribe.gaVe.of the
ball game between our boys and the
Doherty team, Surely our boys have
changed if they went to Clinton and
came home without stealing one base
also their was no mention of Doug's
long slide for home.
Howard Cox is out with a line new
rubber tire buggy.
The Bethany Sunday School held
their annual picnic to McClure's point
on Tuesday and had a most enjoyable
time. They had a friendly gauge of
base ball with the Boy Scouts of Cltn-
ion, who are camping there, which re-
sulted in a defeat for the country boys.
Miss Nellie McDonald, of London. is
spending Short 1 g a holiday, with
Miss
Annie A1cl ,
)nl'aII
.
Allis ClaraClifford, r
d of Brantford,
vi ite
d with the Ma
ss ,11cPhail's Iasi
week.
Alisses Pearl and Ruby Potter of Clin
ton, were. welcome visitors here last
week,
Airs, A.. McDougall returned from the
West where she has been for some time
with her daugbter, Mrs. John Thomp-
son. I t
S,e re or
th cr
s e o s ver
P o(ta•
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in a great many places.
Mr. I
saactfrlin'
S t
g, M P., of Maple
Creek, Sask., who was attending the
Liberal convention at Ottawa, called On
old friends here but trade a very short
stay. -He reports a short crop rami:
there, but thinks they got the rigfir3
elan •at the head of the Liberal pally
Hoa•.
CELEBRATE
THEiR
GOLDEN WEDDING.
On Monday last, Aug. 181 h, Crown
Attorney and Mrs. 0. Seager, of Gode-
rich, celebrated the occasion of their
golden wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Seager
were married by the Rev. James Pad-
field, father of the bride, at Burford,
Ont„ on August 15th, 1869. At tasxtaa
time Mr. Seager wits n partner in the
legal firs, of Adams and Seager, Sarnia,
Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Seager removed to
Goderich in June, 1870, where the for-
mer became the partner aha the late :i.
S, Sinclair, :afterwards senior judge of
the 'County of Wentworth. Mr. Seeger
has engaged in legal practice in Gode-
rich ever since, and was appointed
Crown Attorney and Clerk of the Peace
n 1903, Ile was Mayor of Goderich
in 1887 and 1885. Mr. Seager is the
author of several widely known books
Y vn
01
on legal sal +ructica T
he Rev, Dr. C,Ar
Seager, rector of St. ,Matthew's Church,
Toronto, the son of Crown Attorney
Seager, with Mrs. Seager and children
were present at the celebration.
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Baptist Church
The services on Sunday next wile
continence at 11 a, in, and 7 p. tn,
Mr, I.inc:en Ford, of Calgary, (bro-
ther of the Pastor) will assist at both:
of the services.
1U'e'S
Ontario Street Church
• A good programme is being arranged
for Ontario Sheet Church Epworth
League for next Monday evening. The
meeting w111.be ie charge of the Cit-
izenship Dep ,+a,nl-rat. A good rally. of
Leacucrs is requested.
The League meeting on Monday
night was in charge of the Social and
Literary Committee, Miss Elsie 11113-
bert gave the topic on "'i'he Cities oI
P,, ,
Paul,' "Face at.d to fact:
was sung
sweetly by Miss Harris.
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jarcline on the Lake Shore Rona' neat
Blake was struck ;by Mehl/ling 53 Sat,
erday evening and destroyed 'by fire.
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structipn and was nearly cotspletetela
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The Morrish Glothtng Go.
"A SQUARE DEAL FOR EVERY MAN"
The Union Methodist services were
again held In Wesley Church on San -
day last, In the morning, Rev, Mr.
Anderson spoke on the Sunday School
lesson "Missions" in an able manner,
Mr, Walter Lowe seng a Solo. In the
evening the choir rendered a splendid
anthem, Miss Moron Gibbings taking
the solo part, - Miss Retia Cook sang
"Holding 'Thy Hand," A. nude quar-
tette composed of' Messrs. Doherty,
Andrews, McEwan and Lobb gave a
chorus, Mr. Doherty singing the verses
as a solo. Wesley Church choir have
rendered splendid service during the
two weeks Union services,
Next Sunday there will be onion ser-
vices in Ontario Street Church. Rev.
McCamus preaching. In the morning
his subject will be "Social Respon-
sibility."
FUTURE SCHOOL TEACHERS
HURON
E. M. Armstrong, 'C. E. Anderson,
F. R. Archibald (Honors), J. R.
Allen, H. D. Ball, F. A. Beevers, E.
M. Barron, ar on, M. S. Blanchard (Honors),
M. Beecroft, O. L. Cooper, 1. M.
Crawford, N. R. • Crozier (Honors)
M, Dunford, G. A. Dew, M. T. Dal-
ton. F. E. Dougherty, C. E. Driver,
E. W, Edge (Honors), J. R. Edmonds
(Honors), J. E. Earls, E. J. Fear, E.
M. Ferguson, M. F. Flynn, G. A.
Fowler, 1. M, Francis, J. T. Garrow,
E. A. Glenn, G, J. Ginn, J. W. Greig
(Honors), W. C. Gardiner, K. L.
Hamilton, E. M. Hardy, A. E, Hell- 1
yar, M. M. Harvey, C, S. Heaman,
Al. L, Hess (Honors) . W. D. Hoegy
(Honors), M. S. Hogg, M. E. Hall,
R. B. Henning, 311. G. Johns, V. I.
Jones, L. James, M. R. Johnson, M.
M, Johnston, A1. M. Kuntz, G. A.
Kerr (Honors). E. M. Kew, J. J.
Levy, S, 0. Latimer (Honors), J. W.
Lutton, D. R. Laundy, E. B. Mc-
Targart, C. M. MacKenzie, M. G.
McLeod, 1. G. :llcNevin, 13. A, Mac-
Kay. E, C. McGrath, 13. McLellan, M.
U. McLean, D, H. Mundy, E. 1 Mus-
grove, M. E. McCall, W. L. Mc-
Cutcheon, M. E. McNab, S. E. Mc-
Nair, Al, M. Maunders, D. Nediger,
A. J. Nairn, V. B. Pepper, D. K.
Perrie, E. Al. Rutledge, F. G. Raith-
by, 0. H. Raithbv, 11. 'W. Rathwell,
H. F. Rasmussen, L. M. Snyder, E.
13..Scott, M. Sillerv, G. L. Sitter)",
D. M. Stafford, H. Al, Stothers, B.
Smith, F. Turnbull, R. 1. Taylor, R.
S 'Thompson (Honors), J. B. Tay-
lor, A. Walker (Honors), L. 13.
' Wheatley, A. G. Williamson, ,11.
Wilton, J. J, Weismar, 1. A. Young,
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MAY COMPLETE EXAMINATIONS
HURON
O. M. Allen (Arith.) L. 13. Jervis,
(Hist.), S. Ii' 1 '
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Ni. J.
Hunter
Arith.),
D. 1.
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(Arith.), F. P. Reynolds (Arith,), F. E.
Reid (Arith,)
Moue 14G ' Estimates Gree
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sheets.
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Signs, Etc.
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WHAT IS IT ?
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Pure Oil from Corn.
¶The newest and cheapest,
Shortening on the market
today.
¶Absolutely Pure.
¶Used also for Salads in
place of Olive Oil.
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oa0000000000000 THE LojALNFWS
Mr, Frank Andy ews was in Brussels,
On Sunday,
Rev. J. 13, Ford, of Goderlch, waS in
town on Friday last. '
Miss Isabel Graham, of Seatortlt, was
a visitor with Mrs. McTaggart, sr., last
week,
" Miss Irene Pope, of Toronto, was the
guest of Misses l3awden during the past
week,
Mrs, G, Brown and Mis's Lyl Brown,
of 'Toronto,' are. visiting with Mrs. J.
L, Kerr.
ex -Conductor John Quirk, of Wing -
ham, was calling on old friends its town
on Friday,,
Mrs. Murray, of London, is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. 1'. J. Lindsay, of
the Base Line,
•
Miss; Maude Cook, of Brussels, is
spending port of her holidays in town
wit') relatives,
Miss Irene Wilkin, of Detroit, is
spending her holidays with her father,
Mr. A. Wilkin,
Miss Annie Laffrey, of Windsor, was
the guest of Mrs. Jas. Flynn, during the
past week or so.
Dr. D. T Davis, and Mr. Allan Syl-
vester,
l-
vester, of Toronto, spent the week end
at Mrs, Geo. Levis'.
Nurse Margaret Murray, of New York
is the guest of her sister, Mrs, T. J.
Lindsay, Base Line.
Mrs. 13. Hill, sr., was in Brussels, at-
tending the funeral of her sister-in-law
the late Mrs. S. Bailey.
Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Armstrong, of
Brussels, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
L. Lawson during the past week,
Miss Brownlee, of Hamilton, is visit-
ing her sister, Mrs, W. J. Paisley, and
also friends in and around Clinton,
Mrs. Sharman returned to town on
Thursday evening after an extended
visit with freinds at Port Dalhousie.
Mrs. Jno. Murray, and daughter, MisS
Jean, of New York, are visiting with
Mr, and Mrs. T. J. Lindsay, Base Line.
Messrs. W. Fulford, E. Hall, J. 'But-
ler, S. Graelis and E, Lovett, motored
up to \Vingliam to visit friends on Sun-
day.
Mr. Fred Kerr, of Saskatchewan, is
renewing old acquaintances in town.
His old friends are glad to see him once
again.
(Brussels Post:) -James and Mrs.
Jackson and family, of 'Clinton, were
renewing old friendships in Grey town-
ship last week.
Mr. C. D. Bouck and Miss Eva return
ed from Bracebridge on Saturday night.
131r. Bouck is now intra work at the
Model ternrhere.
(St. Mary's Journal:) -Mr. and Mrs.
JLu'ry Sharp and little daughter re-
turned to Clutton today after a few
days visit at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
ti. 1'. Sharp,
(Brussels P st:-H J.
and Mrs.
Alanning and children
and John and
Mrs. Cunningham, , were ,are v -
is' It
ing relatives and friends in Clinton
and locality.
Mr, Wes. Stevens, wife and two
daughters with ,Miss Lucy Stevens, his
sister were Londe Tuesda The
, r at n,
two giels may stop over the week at
the home of Mr. Israel Ta I r's.
Airs. le G. Fisher_ and MasterCal-
vin
C
vin and Miss Florence left last Wed-
nesdayafternoon for their h 'n
Denver, home o e 1 Col., after spending a month
with the lady's sister, Mrs. R. E. Mail-
ing.
Mr. C. F. Libby and Mr. F. T. Jack-
son. leave next week for a trip to New
York, Boston and many other small
country places Where they will startle
the natives. They intend going by
auto,
Mr, D. J. Cantelon left this morn-
ing for Toronto, where he will assume
his position at the Toronto Exhibition,
which he has held for the past d years,
with goodsail �, ti 1 toI manage-
ment. •
-
sFtc o n the tans e
L
ment.
M a Mrs. and h1 .. Withamtiliams and
W t
two'Uaughters, of Louisville, Kentucky,
left'on Wednesday for his ho,tte after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cante-
lon's, They were accompanied by Mrs,
Greenwood, of London.
Miss Evelyn Hall, daughter of Mr.
told Mrs. E. Hall, of town, is spending
n few weeks at the home of Mr, George
Crooks on the Base Use during tite
absence of her parents who are tak-
ing a trip up the Lakes,
All., and Mrs. Geo. 13. Ferguson, Miss
,lean and Master Russel, of Toronto,
motored up on Sunday and were visitors
with Air. and Mrs L
t J. Kerr. They
Y
are visitingWalton in W I on bat will return
here ,again, before going back to the
city,
,Mr, and Mrs, Edward Hall, of town,
left on Saturday morning for Sarnia
where they will take the boat for a
trip
up,the Great Lakes es to Duluth on
COs
the Northern Navigation Company's
n s
linett . They - expectto take i traip
through to Vancouver,
Mr, McLean of tate White Star Line,
accompanied by Ms5L McLean, motor-
ed to town. last Thursday for Detroit,
and has been husy the past few days in
getting the advertising natter of tits
it{g excurson to be,,, run by the Grey-
hound early in September distributed
about the ciuntry.
(Goderlch. Signal:) ---Sapper Lorne
Aitchison, of Wingham, who returned
home' from overst.•R last week, is visit-
ing hie sister, Mrs. J. E. Mutch, -He is
the only one of three Aitchison boys
who went, overseas to return, his bi°o-
titers l..aehit
,nand Wallace. having given
their lives in their country's Catuse.
(Goderich" Signal:) -MC, J, W.
Snell, eii •
a Brie -lime resident of Shiflett,
now 111 °yen, Alberta, is visiting with
friends in Goderich and vicinty. Mr,
Snell is one of Alberta's most prosper-
ous gentleman farmers, and he- thinks
there is rso•place like the West, though
he believes it would be.tssttch benefitted
1'y a imv t.rritl'.: Wisiie•in Goderich he
Mt somewhat Conspli»tetted by being
mistaken thy- a )srOlttltietit citizen for
Mr, l-lartiey Dewed, tire' leader of the
Ontario Opposition,
Items, of interest Picked Up Here
ac; *i There About the Town.
improvements
'i'Ite Couthe block is being brighten-
ed tip witha new coat of paint.
'Will Hold Memorial Service.
Exeter 'Pisses: -Memorial service for
the late Fred Tucker will be held in
Trivitt Memorial church next Sunday
evening, August 24111.
Seaforth Principal Goes to Chatham,
Mr. A. A, Naylor, of Seaforth, has ac
cepted the position of Principal of the
Queen Mary Public School at Chatham
Mr. Naylor, who Is well known here
has had great success in the Seaforth
school,
Caught an Auto Thief.
Following a communication from the
Hensall chief of police, Detective Harry
Down, of London arrested James Hay
in London, on a charge of being con-
nected with an alleged auto theft. tidy
pleaded guilty before P. M. Andrews in
townon Tuesday night.
t s y g t.
Had Some Walk
This week Master Joe Doherty aged
6 years was visiting in Goderich, got
tired of the scenery at the County
town and started to walk home by the
G. T. R. Track, He got as far as
I•lolntesville when a fanner discovered
him and sent word into town and he
was brought home in a car. It was
some walk for a small boy.
Base Ball Tourney.
Zurich proposes to hold a hie base-
ball tournament on Monday, Sept. 1st
Plans are now under way to stake the
day a success and a series of fast games
will be staged. Four teams from towns
in iluron County will likely compete
for gond sized prizes. A concert un-
der, the auspices of the local baseball
club will also be held in tate Town hall
in the evening.
Andrew Taylor Passed Away
Last Wednesday evening Andrew
Taylor passed away at his home here
following a severe illness of two weeks.
lie had been in pour health lir the
past so months having suffered a sev-
ere stroke. He was a Canadian by
birth and lived a good many years in
Hulled, near Londesboro, prior to
ranting to Clinton ile never married.
In politic, he was :a staunch Conser-
vative: in religion a Presbyterian, and
was Secretary of the Suns of Scotland,
and a member of the Woodmen of the
World. The tuners' took place on
Saturday afternoon. The services be-
ing conducted by Rev. Dr. Stewart,' a
former minister of the deceased,
Mrs. Hanley Dead
On O Wednesday morning Airs. George
e
g
Hanley, Ontario Street, passed away
following an attack of pneumonia from
Saturday in her. 7Sth year. Deceased
was born in Ireland and came with her
parents to Canada when 7 year's old
and settled on the Bayfield Line, Gode-
rich Township
whereeshe remained
unfit she /vas married to Mr, Hanley in
tS7
9. For the past 42 years she Itas
resided inlints 1
C ,Air Hanley '
h.
sopassing
Y P in
g
t
away in t3S). Mrs., Hanley is
sur-
vived byone sister,
Mrs. Geo,
Burnett,
of
town and f
hree•ro
b thet•s, Messrs.
David Welsh, of Sandusky, Michigan,
Alex, and Robert, of Clinton. Mrs.
lianle,y was a member of the Ontario
Street Church, and attended service up
to •a few weeks ago. The funeral will
be held on Friday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. S. Anderson, and interment
made in the Bayfield Cemetery.
Campbell -Ford Wedding,
St. Paul's church was the scene of a
prettyweddingOn Saturday morning
at f i a,1n, when Leila D., second dau-
ghter, of Mr, and Mrs. J, A. Ford, /Vita
married to Lieut, Earl D. Campbell, of
Calgary. Rev. S. E. McGegney, M: C.,
Rector, officiated at the ceremony. The
bride, wearing her travelling suit of
French Serge, with hat to match, was
given away by her father. The young
couple were unattended. The ushers
were Messrs. Wilbur and Fred. Ford,
brothers of the pride, and the Wedding
A
iusic was by
played Miss Creta Ford,
Following the ceremony,a reception was
held at the home of the bride's parents
and the young couple left on the after-
noon train for a short honeymoon trip.
They have since returned to town and
leave on Fri •
day for Cal u
v'where
Campbell is Science Master in
the
Col-
lege there. The
beet of good wishes
accompany them to their western home.
Did Not Get a Prize.
Linder ideal weather conditions a big
ane -day bowling tournament was held
¢n the Stratford greens Wednesday
with 3S•i
t u i,
s present from ntnnv points
Western e
t tern Onlaria. Joe, Boehmef s
rink from n Li¢
,io el
w carried off first prize
four beautiful cut glass water jugs, with
four wins and a plus score of 37, W.
Ament's rink of Seaforth, with four
wins and a plus scare of 21..toik hone
four colonial silver creast and sugar
sets as second prize, Third prize was
thermos
bottles, and they went to the
A. \Vhiteside rink front Hensall, who
hadthree
trios
t
and a plus score of 38.
The Big Ben clocks went to the W. J.
Tullman ring( of Stratford as fourth
prize, they having three wins and n
plus of The 'Clinton scores were:
First Round.
Hovey, 10; 'Tubmnn, Stratford, 8.
Second Round
Hovey, 9; l{ttgcy, Brantford, 11,
Third Round,
Boyce', 8; Lanvin, Stratford, 18.
Fourth Round.
Hovey, 111 Tuck, 12,
Turnbcrry t oters' List for 1919 has
beet' printed and was first posted lo,
the office of P. Powell, Townslsip Clerk
on August. t nth. l'lsc list eontaists the
ntsinss of 621 ,voters end there are 578.'
persons Milled t-o'Serve 35 Juror's,
weecttonesr,p0"9mla6®e"ioceee 'FIRE INJURIES MAL
over The Temps AT THE END OF 2 YEARS
0
00000001000 nmm®o®ne:orbaf,axtme,5y
MissMa1Ue Biggins, is visiting at
Stratford,
Miss Norma Bentley spent tate week
end in Sarnia,
Mr„ Wm, Little, of Chicago, is visit-
ing in Clinton,
Mrs. 1i, J,'.luff, left Wednesday for
a visit In Detroit,
Mr. Wilbur Ford, returned 1. Peter-
boro on Monday.
Mrs; Emmerson, of Bervie, visited,
Mrs. R. J. Clue' this week,
Miss Eva Stinson, of Toronto, is
holidaying in and around town,
Miss Stella Copp, of Toronto, is
holidaying at the parental home,
Miss Clete Ford 'left Monday for a
visit with Mrs. McKinnon in Toronto,
Mr. Lincoln Ford, of Calgary, is the
guest of his brother, Rev. E. 0. Porde,
Miss Alice Higgins, of Ottawa, is
visiting her cousin Miss Enna Higgins.
Master Reg. McCoy, of Landon, is
visiting his grandfather, Mr. A. Wilkin,
Mrs. Paul, of Alvinston, and Mrs.
Paul, sr„ spent Sunday 'witfriends in
town, t ,
Mr, Jas. R. Wallace, of Quasqueton,
town, is renewing -old acquaintances in
town,
Mr. Plewes, of Toronto, is visiting
his sister, Mesdames J. K. Wise and L.
Siong.
Miss Hattie Courtice, is the guest
of her brother, Mr. Dean Courtice, at
Chatham.
Miss E, L, Paxman, of Parkhill, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Janes Pax -
man this week.
Rev, E, 0, Porde preached at the
Danforth %Avenue Baptist Church at
Tobonto last Sunday.
Miss Georgina Murray, of London,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. J.
Lindsay, of the Base Line.
Misses Ida and Laura Wikin, of De-
troit, are spending their vacation with
their tether, ,1'Tr, A. Wilkin.
Miss Violet Morrison returned home
Saturday after a two weeks visit with
her grandmother in llensall.
Mr. 2iarshall, of St. John, N. B.,, is
the guest of his brother, Mr, Robert
Marshall, Rattenbury Street.
:Miss Alyrtle Armstrong was the
guest of Miss Mary E. McCowan, of
Stanley for a few days last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter King were call-
ed to Woodstock owing to the death
of Mr. King's brother, the late Thomas
A. King.
Mr. George Paxman and daughter,
Aliss Thelma, 1,f Peterboro, were guests
of the farmer's brother, Mr. James
Paxntan during the past week.
.Messrs. William and Frank Scott, of
Luca
ii, t, called on , \
h. Charles Lovett
sen Sunday. Mr. Win. Scott was a for-
merSI
re dent m heresome, ears a
1 S
Miss Bess Ferguson, of Meator
d, and
Miss Florence Train, of Collingwood,
were guests of Miss Jessie O'Neil over
the week entrand are now visiting at
Bayfield,
• Mr. Robert McDermott leaves this
week for Torontohe
where he. has ac-
cepted a position. in a piano factory.
He will be linseed bythe'Doiertyl
base-
ball team, '
Miss Jule Bartliff will enter St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, London, in September
as a nurse -in -training. Miss 'Bartlifi's
many friends will all join in wising her
success in her new duties.
We are sorry to report that Miss
Ethel Gooier, eldest daughter of Mr. 12.
Govier, underweut an operation for
appendicitis about 3 weeks ago, and is
progressing favorably at a Toronto
hospital.
Cornwall Freeholder: After spend-
ing. a month's' vacation at Bryanstown,
Trowbridge, Seaforth, Durham, Wat-
ford and London, Rev T
W. •m
T. d Mrs.
'Cosens returned to town on Tuesday.
Since leaving town they attended the
funeral of ,Mrs, , Coseu's youngest bro-
ther, James S. Govenlock, who was
fatally injured in ' an automobile ac-
cident near Saskatoon.
This week's Saturday Night, Toronto,
has the following in their personal col-
umn: -Widespread regret has been ex-
pressed in the passing of Robert James
Gibson, M. D., of heart failure after a
few days illness, at his residence :it
Sault Ste, Marie, Ontario, on August
61 h. Dr Gibson, was born near Guelph
in the year 1 866 and received his early
education in Clinton, Ontario, graduat-
ed from McGill
University, -took
r
a
Years' course l Edinburgh,
t Scotland,
ut<,
and commenced his practice in Clinton,
being associated with Dr. Gunn of that
t0tvn. Shortly afterwards he was ap-
pointed physician for the Canadian Pac-
ific Railway, having headquarters in,
Lha I
eau 1
n tw1
i . •1 he • o: ,
t, t/, a to Sault
, S
d ut
Ste.
Marie, where v e e h
eits since ace re i
s ded.
Ile married Miss Jenny Marks, daughter
of the late George Marks of Bruce
Alines in 1 897 and Mrs. Gibson and one
son,survive him. in religion he was an
Anglican. The funeral was held from
St. Luke's Pro -Cathedral on the 8th
lust., the services being conducted by
His
Grace, Archbishop Thornloe, as-
sisted by Reverend B. P, Fuller, Rever-
end F, W. Colloton and Reverend P.
Bull,
HiRON BOYS HOME
Pte. Ai, J. Cook, '(Clinton) Sarnia,
Pte. W. .1. Ilenderson,,Brussels,
Serge. Stafford, Wroxeter;
late, Cb1,
P :
. •ttshall, Clinton
Pte, Jos, Branlieldt Clinton,
Pte, i'.; Stewart, Seaforth.
N. S., M. MSS/'/tt, Sealoetll
Capt, J.; V, Ri,ss, Brussels
N, S„ E. Sheriff, Hensall
Pte, 13. >Vlelsstar, Dashwood
Pte. L. P.•Malo,tey, Ss,aforth
Corp. 0, Carrie, Wlttghnttt
Mrs, Baan,' Daughter of Rev, J, R�
Ford, Dies in London Hospital,
'Clinton citizens were shocked to
to hear on Saturday that Mrs. Beam.,
widow of the late Dr, Arthur Bean east
daughter of Rev. J. 13. Ford, now of
Goderich, had passed away Friday
morning In London, where she had
gone a few weeks ago for treatment.
Death was the result of injuries re-
ceived 111 the lire at Consecot, Prince
Edward County, about two years ago,
when the house that Dr, and Mrs. Bears
with' their only child were living in,
caught lire. Mrs. 'Bean and her
daughter barely getting out with thein
lives, while the doctor was burned tea
death.
The child died about a year ago, its
spite of every care that could be be-
stowed upon it. In spite of the serious
burns that the deceased lady receive
she bore her sufferings heroigully asr@
apparently was on her way to recov-
ery.
Besides the parents, three sisters„
and one brother survive.
The body was brought to Clintons
Tuesday afternoon and a short serrice
was conducted in Wesley Church, wttla
Rev. Mr, McCamus in charge, Rev S.
Anderson led, in prayer and Rev. ids.
Snowden reathe Scripture 1es-uaa:
and Rev. Dr. Rutledge, of Hamilton;,
delivered the address. interment was;
made in Clinton Cemetery,
KIPPEN
-Mr. Henry Horton, chief enumerator
for South Huron, has sold his 100 acre
farm for 36,500 to William Cooper, of
Hay Township, Mr. and Mrs. Horton
will visit their daughters in the West
Dr. Mary Johnston, accompanied by
her mother, left for Toronto, 0n her
way hack to St. John, N. 13.
PORTER'S HILL
Mr. and Mrs. Antos Cox, of Chicagee
formerly of this place was calling or
old friends here last week.
Mrs. Peter McDougall and daughter
Alarms are visiting friends in Alanitobe
and the Western Provinces.
Dr. John T. Holdsworth, wite and.
sun from Pittsburg, are visiting the
fornler's sister, Mrs. 'Charles A1cPltntl
We are not ,lust satisfied' with the
account the Clinton scribe.gaVe.of the
ball game between our boys and the
Doherty team, Surely our boys have
changed if they went to Clinton and
came home without stealing one base
also their was no mention of Doug's
long slide for home.
Howard Cox is out with a line new
rubber tire buggy.
The Bethany Sunday School held
their annual picnic to McClure's point
on Tuesday and had a most enjoyable
time. They had a friendly gauge of
base ball with the Boy Scouts of Cltn-
ion, who are camping there, which re-
sulted in a defeat for the country boys.
Miss Nellie McDonald, of London. is
spending Short 1 g a holiday, with
Miss
Annie A1cl ,
)nl'aII
.
Allis ClaraClifford, r
d of Brantford,
vi ite
d with the Ma
ss ,11cPhail's Iasi
week.
Alisses Pearl and Ruby Potter of Clin
ton, were. welcome visitors here last
week,
Airs, A.. McDougall returned from the
West where she has been for some time
with her daugbter, Mrs. John Thomp-
son. I t
S,e re or
th cr
s e o s ver
P o(ta•
P
Y P
in a great many places.
Mr. I
saactfrlin'
S t
g, M P., of Maple
Creek, Sask., who was attending the
Liberal convention at Ottawa, called On
old friends here but trade a very short
stay. -He reports a short crop rami:
there, but thinks they got the rigfir3
elan •at the head of the Liberal pally
Hoa•.
CELEBRATE
THEiR
GOLDEN WEDDING.
On Monday last, Aug. 181 h, Crown
Attorney and Mrs. 0. Seager, of Gode-
rich, celebrated the occasion of their
golden wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Seager
were married by the Rev. James Pad-
field, father of the bride, at Burford,
Ont„ on August 15th, 1869. At tasxtaa
time Mr. Seager wits n partner in the
legal firs, of Adams and Seager, Sarnia,
Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Seager removed to
Goderich in June, 1870, where the for-
mer became the partner aha the late :i.
S, Sinclair, :afterwards senior judge of
the 'County of Wentworth. Mr. Seeger
has engaged in legal practice in Gode-
rich ever since, and was appointed
Crown Attorney and Clerk of the Peace
n 1903, Ile was Mayor of Goderich
in 1887 and 1885. Mr. Seager is the
author of several widely known books
Y vn
01
on legal sal +ructica T
he Rev, Dr. C,Ar
Seager, rector of St. ,Matthew's Church,
Toronto, the son of Crown Attorney
Seager, with Mrs. Seager and children
were present at the celebration.
aerm
R>t tDs®C939Abmg,istt9SJWo1Wa
a
a W13'lf flaks t'Slt1RClllit1
w to
t eestas resoreeDat esgro t,Ftt. eget
Baptist Church
The services on Sunday next wile
continence at 11 a, in, and 7 p. tn,
Mr, I.inc:en Ford, of Calgary, (bro-
ther of the Pastor) will assist at both:
of the services.
1U'e'S
Ontario Street Church
• A good programme is being arranged
for Ontario Sheet Church Epworth
League for next Monday evening. The
meeting w111.be ie charge of the Cit-
izenship Dep ,+a,nl-rat. A good rally. of
Leacucrs is requested.
The League meeting on Monday
night was in charge of the Social and
Literary Committee, Miss Elsie 11113-
bert gave the topic on "'i'he Cities oI
P,, ,
Paul,' "Face at.d to fact:
was sung
sweetly by Miss Harris.
A stable lielohging ti Mr. ,P, Des..
jarcline on the Lake Shore Rona' neat
Blake was struck ;by Mehl/ling 53 Sat,
erday evening and destroyed 'by fire.
The stable WAS in the course of ceig,
structipn and was nearly cotspletetela
The roof was on but,tlte doors had 1301
i'Jeen hung,