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No. `1846—36th'Year
CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2011i, 1914.
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THE CLINTON MARKET.
!'heat 81.00,
Oats 40e.
Bayle 50c.
YMa,
Butter 0e to 22n:
Eggs 20e to 22c.
Live Hogs $9.00.
NEAR THE WAR. CENTRE.
Mr. and Mrs. PAsheir of. Denver,
brother and sieter-in-law of
Mrs. R. B. Manningof town who
with their two children and a nurse
with
have been abroad for some'weeks,
were on the borders of Switzerland
when the war broke out. They in-
tended spending the winter in Porus,
Mr. Fisher in the study of arehitec-
tura and Mrs, Fisher in music, but
owing -to the fact that their tetters
of credit would not be honored after
the opening of hostilities they may
have been suffering some inconvenien-
ces, They wired home -to have mon-
ey wired therm but even this coulee`
note be done last ,week and their
friends this side of the.water are
quite anxious concerning them.
A THRESHING IN TOWN.
Mr. T. H. Cook, " the liveryman,
gathered in his harvest the end of
last week and had all pxeparations
to thresh out his stack of oats
on Puesday morning. The heavy
rain, however; interfered, but the
via°bine was set fn place and in the
afternoon the busy hum of the thresh-
er wa,5 heard ust opposite Tile News-
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Record •office. The operation'was
watched with much interest by "the
neighbors," many of whom no doubt
had assisted at many a threshing bee
on the old farm in the days gone by.
Tlie farmin' editor of The News-
Record feared the grain was too wet
to thresh well, but hopes it won't
"heat" and that "Tim's" steeds will
thrive on it during the coming fall
and winter,
A PRETTY IIOBII (BEDDING,
A pretty Iitt[e floor wedding tool.
place at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. J. le. Wasman at high noon on
Tuesday when their eldest (laughter,
Nettie Beatrice, was united in mar-
rdage to Mr. John R, Little 0f Es-
sex'.
The bride, who was given away. by
her father,, entered the drawing -room
to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding
march played •by Miss Stella Wigging-
ton and took bei place beside the
groom in front of a bank of ferns
and (towers, The bridal couple were
unattended , and the ceremony was
performed by Rev. 0. J. Allis.
The bride wore her travelllna cos-
Lone, a tailored suit of mode worst-
el twill with blouse of s:l; crepe
with shadow lace and earl trim-
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slings, and hat to match.
Only the family and inunedinte
friends were present at the eerentony,
During the signing of the register
lIiss Wiggington sang "Sweet Gene-
vieve," in good voice,
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When the ceremony was over and
tie bridal pair'had received the con-
gratuilations of those present all sat
down t0 a daintily served wedding
luncheon in the 01)11113 r00111, wli]c]n
was prettily decorated with flowers,
the color scheme being pink and.
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white,
The bride was the recipient of
many very handsome wedding tokens
from Friends in town and elsewhere,
and Mrs. Little left on the
afternoon train for a trip to C'le, e•
land, Detroit and otherwits
points and
on their return will take up their
residence in Essex, •
The bride was a papular young
lady and will be much missed, among
her circle of friends who heartily
join in wishing her and her hu.shand
long life, prosperity and happiness.
SATURDAY'S FIRE.
On Saturday evening about sis-thin-
Ly : o'clock fire was discovered in the
Hotel Normandie barn and the brt -
ade was quickly upon the scene.
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The (ire started in the ono -vv and
owingto the Fact that it was well
stocked with hay the; flames smould_
erect there for some Lirne before, lir]
ing discovered and had gained con-
siderable headway. > The firemen work-
ed valiantly and against heavy odds
as the smoke was sq dense at tomes
as to be almost. suffocatinsg and the
barn being tinned on 115 outside it
was found difficult to get an opening
to admit of streams of water - direct-
ly upon the blaze. Atter a couple of
hours or so of hard work, with three
lines of hose, the flames were exon-
gBouished, the building: being badly
damaged and the contents almost
completely destroyed.
The Norneanclie team was, when the
fire bloke out, on the bus meat:ng
London and
the evening trains from Lon
Toronto and as it happened there was
but one horse in the building, 1 he
animal- belonged to Mr, Copeland of
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Bayfield and had been driven over in
the afternoon by.. a couple of lads.
When pulled 11010 the burning bliilrl-
in through a hole broken in: the
s, g
wall, the sense had herr oei•
come by;the .douse smoke and was.13th,
apparently dead: Artificial respire-
Dr .' ll
tion was resorted to by s Ba
and h vans and the anLmat was
brought around, but 'a couple , of
hours. hard work were, afterwards
put in on the horse by the veteeinar-
les and several willing workers who
seenned to take as much interest 11
the dumb brute as'if it had been a
human being. The horse recovered
and was taken back to Bayfield on
Tuesda y•
The origin 01 the fire is not known.
�; The loss is partially coveted by in-
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
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Mra: lr. Lyon OF hondesboro announ-
cess the engagement of her "daughter,
Etta Mar to NTr, Darnel Everett
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Dewar of Louden, the marriage to
take place early in September."
WILLS CHURCH,
Rev, Dr. Stewart preached Cn • this
church on Sunday last, Next'. Sunday
and the one following the pulpit will
supplied b Rev. 1), W, 'l urner of
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Blyth and on the first Sundayin
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September the new pastor, Rev, i+',
C. Harper, will be in charge, his in-
duction taking place on the 3rd,
BRIGHTENING UP.
Since The News -Record opened the
Brighten -Up campaign last spring •.a
number of private' residences and
places of business have been brighten'
ed up by the painters, About the
latest is the evaporator which looks
like a new place, thanks to the brush
skill of W. Mason and W. Rutledge.
atter is the soil -manager of file
The ty
so has a two -Fold pros-
for wanting
tor wanting to see the building pees-
eat a neat appearance,
Case is not expected over from
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Rose, N.Y., until the season opens.
LOSING GOOD MEMBERS,
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The fee_ e :be congregation ofY
Ontario street church, prior to hat
departure from town, the family hay-
ing started for the west on Mouday,
sent to Mrs. Setif Fisher a case of
silverware ,containing tea knives-,
forks and spoons, aceontpaaied by an
address. MIS. Fisher has been, an es-
teemed worker in the various de-
partments of church activity and this
parting gift, was bub a mall token
of the appreciation in which her ser -'
vises were held by her, fellow -labor-
ere: 'Pile removal of this family from
town is much regretted and. They
will be especially missed in Ontario
street church,
A CHURCH WlsDDivel,
' A dainty wedding took place i1)
St, Paul's chureh a0 high noon yes-
terday when 1s he marriage of whin i_
freci, eldest (laughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Walton 0f Lown, and
lir. 1recicrick Fraser of 1 oderich,
was solemnized.
Promptly at the hour appointed the
bride entered the church Ieauiug 0n
the atm of her rather and accom-
ponied by Miss Pearl Buller, who
acted as undid of Honour, and was
met at. the altar by the groom and
His brother, Mr, .Eriutst Fraser, who
was hest, elan. The ceremony was
perfor0icd by Rev. U. h;. ,Deakins 0f
Brantford, formerly rector of St,
Paul's.
The bride was charmingly
g y gowned
in chaunpaign satin with trimmings
ul' silk and rel, x'ore a bridal vert
caught up with a wreath of orange
blossoms, and carried a shower
boquet of white ascots and 1liaidCll-
hair fern,
The bridesmaid's gown was of pints
satin with overdress of shadow lace
and she carried pink astots and fern,
lit the conclusion of .the eevemony
the bridal party dull guests drive 10
the hone of the bride's parznts,
Rattenburystreet, where the wed-
ding luncheon was partaken of and
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser left by the
three o'clock train for a honeymoon
tri to Toronto and Muskoka;
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Among the gents present from
out of town were : Mrs. Ada Fl:as-
er and Mr, Ernest Ptaser of Ruder_
ich, mother and brother of the
groom, M1,.Burch of Toronto and
Nfrs. Moore and little sun and Hndere
iss
Fox of Goderiele
The News -Record joins with the
friends of the young couple in wish-
ing theca a happy and proseerous
married life,
SUCCESSFUL. LAWN SOCIAL,
'he Kiltie Band held a ver}t sug'
oessf it social on •the grounds of Mr,
W. Wheatley on Thursday' evening' of
last week. The evening was' fine,
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there was a good turnout of citizens,
the band dispensed sweet music dor-
ung the evening and a, pleasant time
\1'as spent generally:
'Pickets were sold for a fortnight or
so previously and fifty dollars worth
or prizes, twenty-five prizes at allythe
were distributed and much interest"
was manifested to such distribution.
Miss Kate Sheppard was found to
he the possessor of the •Lic1et ,hear-
sag the lucky number and was ac-
cordingly awarded the first -prize,. 500
pounds of coal
2nd prize, umbrella, W. J. Nedieer,
3rd, wicker chair, Ambrose Me-
(lune. ,
2th, 50, pounds flour, Mrs, A. -Mac-
' .kenzie.
_ r.' 1 daft shoes,n 't
nth , ] o c'aimee.
:6th man's hat, Helen Forrester.
7th, carving set, Miss Twitchell.
8th, China set Harry Shaw,
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9th, hall rack, Cissy. Kennedy,
10th, sugar bowl, Ruby Graelis,
11th, 300 lbs coal, 0, A. Brad
show,
pipe
12tH r of stdumas umbrella, Mrs, W.'
Ladies' h ,
Butt.,
- 1th cake knits G. D, Roberton,
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lfith, 1Tuns shoes Joh n i'0ri
16th, 200 Its. coal, Charlie. Cook,
171h, 25 lbs. flour, :Frank Audrewe,
'18th, box cigars, Nur. Libby,
19th, perfume,
20th, 25 tris, flout.
21st, box ciges, G, D. Roben:ton.
22nd, Chung bowl, 0. D, Roberton,
23rd, tunbrella.
24th berm bowl Dorothy. Rattuen-
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bury, Y,
25th, Miss Ward.
nOth t' J h Salve
Ei\TCFAC+EMENT ANNOUNCED.
Mir. and Mrs, S. J. Andrews an-,
nounce the engagement of their`
da
daughter, .Erma 5,, to Mr. p', F.
Gillies, the 'Wadding to lake •- place
on September seventeenth. ,"
CLINTON GIRL APPOINerI D,
Miss Ruby Katy, daughter of Mrs.
Kitty of town, who has had a num-
her of years' experience as a teacher,
for •solve; thine as prmelee ' of the
Llo dt
y own Public school, and who
has just finished her commercial
specialist course at Toronto Univet-
city, has been engaged by the C. i,
board as agnlme_cial teacher to fill
the vacancy left live the resignation
of Miss Stone. Miss Kilty is a min.
ton giri and her many friends in
town will congratulate her upon her
appointment to ' the teaching staff
of her home school.
ONT. CHURCH.
The pastor preached at both servic-
cis on Sunday last. At the morning
service he was' assisted by Mr.
e, a former local preacher
C. S. connection
in connection with the congregation,
and in the evening byRev. Kenneth
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Beaton. A. large audience listened
with leaf int,orest to tbe, pastor's
g „ . Phases
discow a on Som° 1 ha es of the
War and the Call to Prayer."
On'Sunday next the church auditor-
rum; which has been 010sgd fol sono
weeks for renovation and repair, Wit l
•
ire re -opened with appropriate servic-
es morning and evening.
IT WILL BE INTERESTING.
, On Friday evening the Brotherhood
of Wesley cliureil will hold a meeting
at the home of Mr. W. Doherty which
will be addressed by Rev. J. K. Fait-
full, pastor of the Baptist church,
The. subject will be "Fighting mach-
Cies and ]low to Handle them." Mr.
Fairtu!1 is well qualified to spear;
upon this subject, which at this par-
titular time will home a peculiar in•
terest, as for sixteen years, half of
the time as foreman, he was employ-
ed at the 1. swiek-Ordinance Works,
Newcastle -on -9 yne, where they malt
ufacture guns and guns carriages for
field and ship, 1rnln torpedo to Dread-
nautiht size,
GROSE—GUEST WEDDING.
00 Tuesday al the homestead in
LOntlon townslup Mitis Irene, claugl1-
ter of the late Mr. John Guest of
town, was united in marriage 10 Mr,
Earle Gres° of Toronto. The wed-
cling was a YCrY quiet One owing to
the recent death of the bride's lath-
et, only iiunedial° Mende of 1 -he two
faun ii}es being present.
families
Miss Guest has visited in town 0n
various occasions and will be remern_
betel •bp many here, who will join
in congratulations and good wishes.
Mr. and Mrs. Grose will 15 (11.. i1
l'oronto,
Mies Gladys Cantclon was a guc,i•
at the wedding on Tuesday and ,play-
ed the wedding march,
,1LREADY SHIPPING.
YI°ssrs. C'antei0n Bros. have been
shipping plums during the past well
t'lle season hoeing opened about two
weeks earlier than usual, 'rats 11110-
has been in businaas fur over 11)111y
years and they yearna handle :1 toy
large amount of fruit, Lhis, year haw-
ing contracted to Handle from nue
g lower atone, Mr. C. Hoare, fifteen
hundr0d . liasicets. In ^0nv1rsatiol
a member n[ the turn PHe
News -Record eves informed 'that a
Pe°ulnar feature of the husl;n as. ns
that some years ago the y were ban-
(1capped ly the fact that fruit of
all descriptions matured and lapelled
a couple of weeks earlier In some
other parts of the province !Ita-v in
Qllnrgri frill COrlSet]ll°nLdy the I)e9t �'F
the market was gone before " the
fruit from this: county reached it •
These cenditlons have been gridna l,r
changing, however, and eliteIn is
•this 'ear •in •the •fcirefi•ont, ;lt least
as'far as hunts are coneel:nad. gII3
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perishagle nature of the mop, es-
pecially of 'the early variety of plums,
make it a difficult one to handle
with 11 ofiL to all corccrned'
P6ople You Know.
Rena Pickett of the postollice,
miss R
stall is holidaying this week.
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with Miss Lulu Elliott Of Varna.
Miss Wiggington left Tuesday atter-.
noon to' attend the ni11inery open-'
ings.
Mins Irla Walkinshaw spent t]ne -vveeir-
•end as the 'ues,t of, Miss Gladys
Chowen at their •slunme • cotta e •t
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Bayfield:
RISC Tichbonle of Cloderich is the
guelst this week of Mr, and Mrs, C.
• • holland.
G, L, Ta. for oP London s
y pent
the week -end in town with Mr, and
Mrs. J. Talnlor,
Mrs. Jordan of Alden, N.Y., is vis-
iting at her brother's, Mr, Chas.
L. Glew's, Piullett,
Mr, Harvey Elliott of Godetiali
spent a few hours in town on
Tuesday on his way to '1"croute,
nZessrs. Tom Herman, Ike Rattem
bdty an P WCLbul. Ford left Monday
for a•tti down the St. Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Kemp arid Miss Nei,
he visited Mr. and lits. R. Rath,
lea,sMr.
day. Wawanosh, on the seventh
day •
Mr. S. Agnew, salesman in J, Ri.
gdap
N'ewconlhe's big dry goods estab-
lishment at Fort William le home
for a visit.
The Misses Holmes, who have been
visiting their sister, Mrs, H. B.
Chantfora, fortnight, left For
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5t Catharines yesterday.
lit 1-1. E. Paull, apcountant Molsons
Bank, returned. Monday from holi'
detyin ' at Morrisbur g where Mrs.
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Paull awakes a longer stay.
Mrs. Maguire and children have been
visiting the lady's brother, Mr. Ed-
gar Pattison, G.T.R. agent at
Brucefieid, during the past week.
Mr. Il, A. Hession returned to Tor-
onto our Saturday after a fort-
night's -visit at the home, of his
mother, Mrs. '1', lt:ession of town.
Mr, Chas, Donaldson of Wiugbeen,
who accompanied his wife and tam.
! �
ily ore Monday to visit his parents
at Bayfield, was in town Tuesday
and }•esterday,
Mrs. Jannis Livermore attended the
funeral of little Clara Muir oi' Sea-
I'Ortlt who mat death in so tragic
a manner lash week by: being 1010111-
lred it a nun of wheat,
Mss Gladys C.antelenr was in London
townslltp tie beginning of this • week
1001 on 'Puesday attentl£d the Giese
—1 i^est wedding, at which she
pial ed the wedding music.
Dr, dud, Mrs. 'i'hr,n ipsbn. returned Sal-
urday from a visit in St. Mary's
and Toronto. The Dr.. has coin-
om-
pletely recovered from the effects of
his recent operation and has resent-
ed his practice.
lIisses CII and ilT}rile 1Zouson of
London, after spending a couple of
weeks with lir. and Mrs. Bert
Langford, left on Tuesday for Luck-
now 4n finish out {,licit vacation.
Me. Chas. Colwell, who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs, J. Cunning-
havoc of town and Mr. and Mrs. I1.
i1. Rorke at their camp' at Burk's,
left Tuesday for Cleveland. Mrs.
C-01wcll is remaining for a longer'
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visit,
Mrs. D. L. C'raustnn of Port Arthur
]las been .the guest o[ her patents,
Mr. and Mrs. ,Jobs Torrantt; titre-
ing the past week. Mo. Cranston
is expected the end of the week
and will spend some time in toren
before leaving t0 again take up his
teaching duties,
principal Bouck arrived in town on
Monday from bis sumniel: eatta;;e at
Iroquois, where his family will re -
ma nt fog a fortnight longer, and
also 110111 a shot v[sit with his
latents at lforrishurg. Mr. Boicic
re5urned for the opening 01 111
NIotlel school on Tuesiltiy.
er•r. Robert .Beacom of Pinford,
NTicln., who thirty - flue veers ago
was n familiar figure 0n the streets
°f Clinton'but is only ltnonvn by
Liner or tout of our present bus-
Mess men, was in town yesterday.
He Is spending a waelc or so with
Go b clbrr, Mr. Joico Beacom,
Gode, nein tonin rs
J ].. and Mrs. C'olclou'h after
Rev. I S
some days visit with the L'oaner's
mother on the Tiase, Line, ]eft. on
Friday; Mr, C'olclough for : Peter-
bore >vhelr, he took the services in
Anglican church on Sunday: IIe
then returned to Toronto where he
and his wife wilt spend several
days with the latter's parents be-
lure again taking up Chrt: work at
Lloydtown•
Rev, C. I . and Mrs. Jenkins and
lYiastm Reginald of Brantford ace
this 1we°l;.thr. guests of Clinton
friends; and on Sunday Mr. Jeakins'
will conduct services hi St, Paul's
church, Mr. Jeakins' father anii
brothe are now in 1 urope on e
pleasure jaunt and their friends are
somewhat anxious lest ,they, are
subjected to trouble and ineonvienee
before 'being a�hle to embark For
holm,
Bagie1d,
Se "Andeeeties Sunday -school
picnic. in JowetC's grove nest
Nies. Jahn Moore and 1<iiss Niarnce
Moore of Mount Albert are
guests of Mrs, George Copeland,
Nies: •Robert Beatty and (amity
Wingnain visited kr, and Mrs,
Erwin this week motoring down
Monday.
Rev. Mr. Jennings' dieeourse
Sunday la Trinity church was
ly enjoyed by the goodly congrega-
Lion which heard hits,
A steam yacht from Detroit lay
our harbor Por sonic time last
Mr, Charles Woolidge of Toronto
the guest 01 his aunt, Mrs. •
Stanley,
The weather •being unfavorable,
much wind, our fishermen have
reaped mach of ac harvest the
1veek.,
Dr. Smith left on Monday for
day or two's trout fishing at
burner
stirs, Chas: Donaldson and family
thin ham arrived. on Mondayand
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spending the week, with Mr.
Mrs. Donaldson Sr. Mr. Donaldso
accompanied them over but left
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this being a busy ;season
hum,
Mr• Eugene Sander and Wilber
win motored up from Berlin on
clay and on theft return wore
companied by Mrs. Sauder, who
been visiting her parents here
by her brother Frankie.
Albert Redmond and Mi,
Mrs.
iNii0 George Ronde i of ficId
llieh., spent Monday in Bayfield.
Mr. ,Joe Wilds and daughter
Louis, Mo., are visiting his
and his brother, Valentine:
lir. Henry Plumsteel of (Tinto
whose wife and daughter are
ing a fortnight' or o in bairn
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field, spent Sunday in the village,
eon -mauled bp Councillor Wiltse,
Good Morning ! clear reader,
you a \ews-Record subscriber
' ears, C. Wiltse and family, after
few months' residen,e in
Ba}•fieltl, returned to Clinton
week,
rvhe 13m./ldon is visiting Wingbai
atltl 13cigravo friends.
Mrs. Smith of Stratford is visitl0
her sister, Mrs, ('ouch Of Clinton,
her summer glome here.
Mr. Merncr of the evaporator
putting in a gasoline engine to
ate his slicers and peelers. IIe
tutus, by being ablo to hustle
the work, largely increase the
put ,,1 n•C;a.l, is eonsideted. one
most up-to-date evaporators in
district. 11 the• market will
it Mr, NIrrner will run to file
capacity of his plant,
NTrs. George Chesney and child
Calgary are visiting with Mrs.
Atkinson.
Rev, G•, L. Langford of the Middle
ton parish will conduct the service
Trinity church next Sunday stornin;
and at \'51;1)5 and •1' O hen at
usual time,
That hitching post in front
Thomas Cameron's shop is one
the landmarks of Bayfield. Its
been nil its present p05lti00 for
fort earn and before that did
s y
filar duty in front u the carding
that was one oP Ba fielyd's
industries, and which yeas located
on ihe lot where Mr, Cameron's
cottage now stands. This industc
disappeared so long ago titan
the, oldest inhabitants have any
collection of it:
Bayfiehil has fared as well as
of the summer resorts in the
otopota}onateI the number oa oodtdeal
P I y, g'
than a great kinany.
A dozen or o of our citizens
t;lie foremanship of Councillor
up
are a0 -vYOT1{' a lou harbor im
men t.
Uur fotball Leant, •Cs tootling
ward to a s°tics of vineries
{he (all season,
. 'Cbe fall Fair will ha Bayfield's
big clay: he nikinagement pupa:
inakhn, it as ani='active. as possible
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010 citizens tubo grow reaniniseet
make comparisons between the
when there were many
, d taverns in Bayfield to the
when we have only two houses
accommodation and neither of
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lir. Clouston and Mus•, and
Dunnett of 'Toronto are guests'
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pleasing contrast to the styles one Usually
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low closely the forms prescribed by those
have the .say so in ladies ye'uelery..
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Incorporated 1500.
Capital Authorized $5,000,000
Capital Paid-up • 11,500,000'
Reserve and Undivided Profits 13,500,000
Total Assets 150,000,000
370 Branches, With world wide connection. Interest allowed
on Deposits. General Banking business transacted.
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Incorporated 1555 Established in Clinton 1870
Capital and Reserve $8,8at),()tldll
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Feo Ie You Know.
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Mr. J. Cuninghame is out at the
camp this week, ,
Miss Annie Lawrence vesited in klul-
lett For a deer or two last week,
Mr, C. A. Barber of the Seaforth
Creamery was in town last week.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Theo, Sale and family
left this week for Prince Albert,
Sask. .
Mrs. Geo, Ring of Blyth was the
guest last. week of Mr, and' Mrs:
J. el , Mead el town.
Mrs Thos• Dunbar of near: 'i.,0 u ,
visited bei aunt, Mrs, hauler Sr.,
of town one day last: week.,
Miss hood of Brussels has been a
guest this week at the home of
Me. and NIrs, S, .P, Wasm'in,
Mi Dyer of Crediton spent last
week with Mr, and Mrs, C. H. Hole
N land and other friends in town.
Miss Ligtitle and Miss Tteahy of De-'
troit aro visiting ••tha fotmer's'
uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs, W,,
East:
Mrs. C. J. Wallis and Family r:etutn-
ed home yesterdai1 after a few
,weeks' stay at the lakeside at
Burks,
Miss Elizabeth Sheppard Of Water-
buoy, New Savers; acaonpanind by
his neice, Miss Luniee Yates, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. J, G.
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he former5 this wools rho guest
. of her cousin, Miss Kate Sheppard'
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Will Preach 111 St. Paul's
Twice Next Sunday.
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Mr, • James Camay's 'of Toronto is
spending holiday's under the pat-
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Mr. Harold Polloelc utas 'one to
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•first Canadian co'ntin ent.
Miss. Anhia Beattie of Toronto is
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Mr. McLaren of Poet Ki gin is the
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