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.It's are, also shgwin r a:very, large i,ange of Rigs,
Oilcloths al d'd 1litjle-umsall widths. If ,in need of a
,
Floors ,ova ,hn be s:1rE al.d visit this
�i. ;' department..,
;S. r.ng;,Suits
," at
H a 1'f= Price.
A few',.Sample. Suits
• to dear: at $10.50. We
were fortunate torsecure,-!','
these ''suit[,' :41-.l the
manufacturer. They
are the njeWe'st styles,
Satin fines!, 1 some have
pegtop'isleirest; • 00 two
alike. , They are extra
good values, and cone
in colors of navy, fawn,
Copenhagen •and'check,
regular $20 and $21
See these iiirwindow,-
a ►in coats
We have;a'complete range of New Waterproof
Coats from the best makers in Canada. We have a
'coat made of paramatta cloth, guaranteed waterproof
will not get -hard, Good value'at $9, our price 6 03
Exeter ,; ago the late Mr. Coates retired and
e; -The James Street, League held a de. •
'bate, entitled ;'Resolved that Home
,Rule would bea,benefit to Ireland and
the British people.".r.On the aftirmit-
wive were; J. Ohtttick and Chester
'Harvey, and the negative Leon Treble
.rend Joseph !lays The negative side
'won, although the.. ether side put up a
•good debate. It was thoroughly en-
joyed by al),
Mr.W. J, Beer has moved into his
new harness shop opposite the Central
Hotel.
Dr, E, H, Campbell, of Toronto, is
at present assisting Dr, Rouiston in
his dental practice.
Frank Rook is in St, Thomas this
Ymeek.
Mrs. Vrooman is the guest of her
mtother Mrs, George Anderson. Mr.
Vrooman and Mr, Anderson are on an
extended trip through the United
States.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs, W,
G. Mallett of Exeter on May 4.
The death took place at Ailsa Craig
•of Mrs. Josiah Pedlar, at the age of 75
years. She had been ill for several
months and her demise was not un-.
'expected. Her husband predeceased`
.her several years. Three brothers sur •
viva, John (gill of Exeter, and Jos. and
Edward • Gill of Grand Bend. The
funeral' took' place at Aisle Craig on
Thursday. afternoon.
Miss Elia Baker, trap„ taken a position'.
with Lawson dt Frick as 'phone oper-
ator.
As a lt result of some 'members of
itcif •'b g
c coven ' •aim ,e
roused over
the size of the overdraft they
have to facer' the reeve Sias called
a special publics meeting for Friday
eoventin , May 15tle.At this gath
,.ering the town finances will , be
thoroughly, discusedt
.t horse d4veni,by Joln Essery of
Osborne become frightened: at pass
ing automolii4q on{6Main street on
Monday mprn*igj and got into
quite a minx- p. Thei'horse' was
slightly cut sheet' Wan'broken off
the buggy( and! a runday narrowly
-.averted[ a
The funer l of Alfred ,e>witen aged
:'83, who live in Rueter NNorth, was
• conducted' onklaY ' ;!afternoon from
.
i#tt'Ie Irate de,n e o f,,, lFredi, rG t eren
:Mr:, Allen h d no near relatives en
We` was onlysick
sown,[; lY
one week
Rev. Mrs' arr.reach
ed
misseen-
ary sermons iit h rr u1g c
Church, on 'untlay
Rev. AH "Bioixn
t, of Arles: lYe
a".Craf
g
supplied (thllpulplt
in Main ,etregt'
aIlifethodest 'Qhpireh
MDF. Sarah S 0oates; widow of Chris-
topher Uoateiand one of the oldest of
the sturdy and dauntless pioneers
^twviiat built' up Huron County,, y+. died
'Burnley morning in her 82nd year, at
the residencelof her son, Etprry,Coates
St. James Park, South London. Sat -
hurley night she was enjoying the best
,•of health and, was darning stockings
"when she said good bye to another son
9
Evergreen
,Bowie[[ Coate.a , of avenue,
'value
t c her. She resided
o se i
so' called h
n '. Harry Coates' and her
'with ber so ,
adacrgbtr, r Mlse Jennie Coates,. St.
:,James Park. 'About 1 o'olock Sunday
morning she was taken suddenly ill
•with an attack of heart failure, A
'physician' was at once'summonod and
ate lived until Sundaymorning. She
as born near Lancaster Lancashire,
my ,
:England, and came to Canada in 1803',
with her husband, settling in Huron
Counter near 'Exeter.; Fourteen years'
came to London to reside. He precis -
ceased her seven years ago. Besides
her two sons, Harry Coates. grocer,
St. James Park, and Robert Coates, of
Burns & Wanlees and her daughter,
Mise Jennie, at home in this city, Mrs,
Coates is survived by her daughters,
Mr, U. A Powell, of Tilbury, and Mrs
Harty Towle, of Huron County, near
Exeter. The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon at 2,30 o'clock to Woodland
Cemetery. Rev. W. H. Harvey of
Askin Street Methodist Church. En.
joying excellent health, and unusually
bright and active for her age, she was
was always the first and most eager
reader of the morning newspapers:
Her interest in the the world and its
progress and affairs was keener than
thatdisp'ayed by the majority of peo-
ple of half her age.
THE C`LIl3Tt i'' �YV" R8'
sial ,and Persona
Mies O*en, of New York, is nperid 'an ;average attendance of nearly six'
ing a few days with Mr. end Mae, ,; H •hundred. '
B. Combe, r , ;. ,111;. and' Mrs. SSI 'A, Grewait• and
Barrister W. Brydone is in Toronto Master Archie, of Btiuesela,' spent a
[oda few hours in town on Friday last.
miss Hattie Conrtice wee on sick •. License Oomin;ssioCer Baiker,.of
leave on Wednesday and',the scholars Brussels attended a Beard meeting in
had a iria< town on Fridt•,
StcatPordlidBv. a'oo-Mrs.°Pearcv'rlaat R"V. W, J..ay Splasence. Rector -of Hply
end children, 'Brant 'street, heve;re. Trinity church Chatham, gave The
turned from is four weeks' visit iu Olin New Era a call last Thursday after.
ton and Gtneer,ch.' noon.
U. J. `Vallis and Mr, Ernest Rozeil •• Bev and Mrs. Jeakine and Mester
were ,in ',Brussels 1'aet Monday on a Reginald were guests -°of Mr and Mrs
business trip `They- went in the fore, loe,hta,ttenhury during the past week
mar's car • Their many, old. friends ,were'glad to
. .. l r. +o ret t t -o a more.
w u he n hr ck nc
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Rev. J., H. ke w s in town du D 'Cel
ie
ifr engin <for:' er hu crated • brigs 1JV T:(J'heil it}visittnKrpgron
y� fi g f.e i tool
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onr I ere
Lecture Pt h, cu o , :: r=
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MDS r o' Bl h a' oed
Mies Hannah, Maegenzio whoh s 11ti ajid llf e.iioope of yt , ut
•r !tilt n o r "Suud
baso residing min the States tor' t�`e to n I r y._
past three years or so, is visiting with I Mr.Roy Forrester who was connect
her upcle,, Mr. Thos, •Cottleaud other ed with ahelNew Eva fin the -past •year
h :here i e
' on blonds for Norwich e
lettv.
Monday
1
old friends in townseleve, �
is
d
r', s
'. Holloway ce a ed iL aeitinn wit the new
'r has ac
Mr A. a bu r .ea: ,, ..
silk
f•
(P
n,th,t •illa _
air t
i
trip to Buffalo °;lash=weetr,to make ar'e'P P ., , a g • � t
ran emente Withethe Lehiglelloal (7o. . Mr. I rank'U Nei, 'bf Rlodee•' Jaw'
R sum- took a eon int to see' Fold a'rehde
as he wi�!{hein$le that coal this
town over <uridtiy, t$I%'U'Nitfi' hod' at-
tended
stended his brnthet'. funeral ,a,t; Mer-
rickville. Ile teporee erogress,in" the
West •
Mr. Dean Courtice ,f mished his
fourth year at , ':the S. P. 3•., To-
ronto, anidf took 'honor standing.
Last 'yeah he wow, 'a sch(oliarshap,
Dean has igiven careful study both
at the:C,C,I„ where hetook honors
and., fat the University, and has
done credit to his various teach-
ers. Ile ;will; spend a short time at
the parental home' before taking
a position ' '
church. Toronto, last week, Mr S W Mr. Lew! Manneng, who has been
Perry, B A, so long an es eemed resi in Fort William since. last Septem-
dentof Clinton was unanimously elect ber, is spend'Ing, a short holiday
ed Saperiatendent, ,The school has a with line parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
membership of ,over eight hundred, and' ; Mann Mg`c •! hi• ,,
Kippen
The ladies of the Methodist church
held their Ladies Aid meeting at the
home of Mrs, John B. Dinsdale, on
Thursday, when a goodly number at.
tend ed.
Mc. b,ifford H. Watson, who has
been interested in the inourance busi-
ness, left this week for Stratford
where he has secured a job in the
Royal Hotel.
Mr. Samuel Cudmore, of Seaforth,
paid a visit in his new automobile to
his sister Mrs, Wesley Harvey.
The village onion growers; have now
sal their seed SOWIl.
A number e of farmers and villagers
s
have been planting trees and fancy
bushesthis th a week adding a pretty ap
pearance, to their homes.
The two Tomb, Tom Eill,'of Egmond
ville and Toni Mellie, of Kippen, had a
friendly Brack a few days ago. When
Mr. Mellis was in Seaforth on Monday
last he called Mr. ,Thomas Hill of Eg-
mondville. 'Thee: are old friends of.
many years, ilut as both are keen busi-
ness men, they do not meet so fre-
quently as they would like..They had.
a grand 'time oa'•''Moriday'"`renewing
and reviewing a friendship extending
ever a pericid of, forty years, , The (loin
bin ed ages of these two v„eterana who
have been striking. eparke from the old
anvils is 11[3 yearn' and tboy are, still.
both m the harnepe,and both enjoying
ood "he '1'
g a th. Mr; Hill, who is he his
sixty four th.vear at the tlacksmithing
business and 51 years in Egmondville
will be 80 years ofage this coming Ale
guat..Mr Melhs •Dame ;�
toKippen;ill
1862 gller» '
ppg his trade with the jape
R'obere Meths; and with arrabsence df
seven years bas be�e�n there giver. since;
That theee two geaer'als of the craft
are etill.on their jobs, full of energy'
and still,able 'and, willing ,to take a
man's part at the forge, or any other
paceprovesrut
place,the truth of the old
adage, that
s better to wear out than
rust
t. Ib will be the sincere wish
of many friends of this worthy nair
that they may be still spared to their
friends, and the public and that when
they do remove from this sphere they
will fall in the harness.
It was 'announced 'that Dr. C J.
Musgrove of Niagara 'Falls •1,t in
the field ae Co.r.seisativc ,can
date for ,the Provincial ;House, •of
parliament ',in the Niagara J'alls
reeling of the county of Welland;
E res f Palls, Mayor O. Do o the' F1 is is
y ,
s oken of • as bei; his o onent
P nfg PP
Dr. Musgrove ie., a beotheee of Mr,
A. H. Musgrot ei M P. P. for North
Enron.,.
Barrister Is1alcolmon of Kincardine
spent al fe bailee town on Tuesday.
� .y,Pdn T d y,
Miss A; r\Vallace was a visitor in
Goderich thiqweek.
Barriste i Stewart of Kincardine was
in town toy a fear hours or Tuesday.
Mrs. James Steep left on Monday to
visit her daughter, Mrs, A F Collyer
at London,'
Mrs. H Pennabaker left on Saturd iy
to spend •two weeks the guest of
friends at Goderich and Shelp pard ton.
At theannuel meeting of the ofll :ora
and teachers of Trinity Methodist
Ree
9itev Mr.'Osterlinut, of Londesboro
was in town on Fraley.
Mr. and Mrs. A 13, Carr, of Blvth
epent a fey dave with Mr. Mud Mee,
Tilos, 11'],cKet vie,
lltliss Eva, Sparein(l, of .Beechwood;,
spent the week end with friends in
town.
Mr.' W, '.f. Murray of']l;xeter,. and
Mr, Jordon, of London„ hiotered to.
town on Menday.
Mr. John .3, Weir and Mr, Charlie'
Hall were ih Brussels on Monday even
•irig:attending a font ball meeting to
derange the schedules
Mr,and: Me 'Ld'iinrdieSearte,
ef
Goderich•were in towon-Monday;
n.eel; . Charlie Hall, aho has teller
at the Mhlsou a Bafilc tot rhejust year
will leave •Fur St. Therms next week
where he has been triteisferred. "
Mr. and Mrs. G. 13. Ferguson, of Tor
'onto, spent ,Friday evening with Mr.
and ears, J Leslie Keri The ladies
!were sisters, n,
Rev. J. 0, Potts was in London'en
Sunda} aitking charge of the services
ill St. ,Geo .ge.'s.and Christ's churches.
1t wrrs the
.missionaryl annual d ,Y a in
the Diocese.
Mis:Hennett and, Miss Bennett, of
Blyth, spent Friday with theforneer's
sister, Mrs: King •
B rndi caster Foubister, of the R'iltie
Band was in Mitchell on Piriday con
ducting the Mitchell Band .in . their
annual spring concert.
Miss Nellee Bromfield! and Miss
Nettie Bawdeni spend[ Sunday in
Hensel!. •
Miss Elsie iGraelis visited in Lon-
idesboro over Sunday.
Mr. John Neilata(ds was a visitor
in the county ,town over Sunday.
Mr. John 'Galbraith of Brussels
was a vieiitor in town on 'Friday.
last.
DIS'T'RICT
Colborne
Mrs. W.rater returned !:tat
13._Forster
week from a short stay with her son,
Harold in St, Catharines.
Miss Hazel Jackson of Clinton. is-
visiting
svisiting with friends in Benmiller area
vicinity.
Fletcher F:sher. spent Sunday with
friends on the Maitland.
Mr. and. Mrs. W. Lee Sundayed with.
friends in Londesboro and vicinity.
Mr. George Hebei spent Sunday
under the parental roof.
Mr. M Uhler had a new steel roof
placed on his house lastweek. L.
Scrims er doing the work. '
They heavy rain on Monday lest did
an immense amount of damage. '
Constance
Mr. W. Hugill arrived home last
week with his mare and colt from near
London
Mr. W. Stanley put up 150 rods of
fence for 3. Carter on Monday fore.
noon.
W. Moore was a visitor at bis grand
parents, Mr and Mrs. Jas, Mann.
Mr. Jas. Attwood now wears abroad
smile that won't come off -cause •a
baby girl arrived at her home. •
s'orter's Hill
Mrs. StertingMcPhail and daughter
Mary, are visiting at Kipper.
Will Proctor, wife and children, of
Clinton, spent Sunday with his sister,
Mrs Wesley Vandei burgh.
Mr. and Mrs George Glidden and
daughter visited at Charlie MoPhail's
on Sunday.
Mr. Vanderhurgh and daughter
Edith, spent a• few days at Lucknow
last week
Mrs. George Weston of Bayfield
spent a few days at John Curs last
week.
llolrnesyille
Rev, H. T. Crossley begins a s'ries of
evangelistic services in tee Holmesville
Methodist church next Sabbath moi n
ing. They will continue until Sunday
May 31st, The entire community are
cordially invited to these rneetinge.
Misses Frances Potter, Blanche Teb
butt and Flossie Holland and Miss D.
A, Holmes attended the convention in
Seaforth last Wednesday.
A large choir are busy this week re
hearsing foe the special services which
begin next Sabbath
bir. John Laid who has heeu visit.-
ing his father for the Bast few months
required to the West on Monday.
Mrs. Odell, of Midland is visitidg her
father. Mr, Geo. Ladd.
Geo. Holland was elected lay Bele
gate to the District meeting to be held
in Goderich next week. Lewis Teb
butt was appointed, alternate delegate.
Brueefield
MothersDay'wa
e o h
served in the
Fresh hchurch yerr n a u ch SundaY last. Rev
Mr. Woods preached .on the subject.
He took as his,.text, Proverbs 31 verse,
10—"Her • price' is 'far above rubies."
The sermon was much appreciated by
all•hit;:hearers .';
A mild type of measels is now pre
yalent?. The iichools are very poorly
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W..; BR;Y DONE
Town of Ciillton
COulri 01 Revision.
NOTICE is, hereby igS;yen that a
meeting .of the 'Count -of Revision
of the :Town of (Clinton will • be
held im,'tkre :Coupe`i1 Chamber, on
T uraday, 1%4ay` 26th, at 8. o'clock
, for the purpose; of. hearingamid•,determilning •: complaints'
• sigttimst';the ASiessmebit Roll of the
nalld,,(town, Man "the . yeaar' 18 4: i - er-•
e.,'oH ,
sons !!coir business a �t
nilg ua t he ^C'ourt
please_ad;tten.'tile same tuanealred,
place
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P 1Ai . MAC •h C'FHDp�,S N
Town Clerk.
CE nto(ri}, May 13th,
, „a ifollowing officers{were elected for
• . ' 'tie tcomilig year ; Won. Gos enlock
t
x• president; 'H.• Colbert, vied -pres-
ident ;
iiee-president; M, Broderick secretary;,J,C,`
Greig. auditor. The following were
elected directors; G.E. Henderson
Robert Wilson,'T.J, Stephens A.A.
McLennan and.Wm. C,udmore.
The different commitees who have
the work of arranging for the Old
Boys' Reunion pre industrious in corn
Meting arrangements which will result
iu the largest and rhe most successful
demonstration held in this part of the
country. At a recent meetingthey
appointed a committee, whose duty it
will he to interview the citizens with
the view of having the various resi
dencea lawns and boulevards put in
the most presentable shape for the
occasion. The committee will be cone
posed of the following gentlemen:'
William Bartley. A. F (Sluff, John"
Finlayson, Colonel A. Wilson, and R,
S. Hayes, chairman.
Considerable dissatisfaction is being'
expressed herein regard to the layout
of the rural mail route in McKillop.
As an example Winthrop is live miles,
from Seaforth, A letter or paper mail!
ed here for Winthrop takes three days':
to reach its destination, a distance of
five miles. For these people the mails
go from here to Goderich by thee
Grand
GrandTrunk. At Goderich they are r
transferred by the U. P. R. to Walton
and from there to Winthrop. It will
he seen then that the mails travel a
circle of about fifty miles to reach peo
ple at a distance of five miles.
attended owing to the illness of the
o
p nils.
Mrs. John Gammil, Mrs. McMillan
and Miss Mtrggie Bell Mi.Ewan are at
tending the anounl gathering of the
Women's Miesiouat•y• Society at Tor
onto.
John Kitchen, who hal his hand cut
'in the saw mill is again at work after
aweeks lay off.
Mies A.dkison has returned to her
home at Lundesboro.
•
01 Ingham
The steam street grader and repair
is 'again. husy and •a number of the
streets of the town : are being pit
through the renovating system, which
is very much needed later the winter
Mr. Charles Barber is controller of the
work at the present time,
After one year from the time the
Wingham town clock. arrived here it
was completed and now the hour and
the half hour stroke can he heard .ring
ing. over town, and the hands pointing
out the time so that the Inhabitants
of the very busy town, will he able to
tell the time of day ,both night and
day. Mr. A. M. Knex who has had
the contract of putting it in, finished
the contract in a -veey seatisfory man-
net.,
At the.present tinie,the town hall is
going through a course of renovation
from the ground to the very top of
the tower,
Mr. J. J. Davis, drhggist, who near
Tied Miss Zella ghat*. of Weirton, re
turned to their home here in Wing
ham the night b.fore last, on Joseph
ine street
',Centre .11Ornit Liberal,
Association
r-_
Ann' g
nal 'Meeting and C `• bnven 'iot
t
The Anntllal(;Meeting' of 'the Cen-
tre Huron/ Liberal Association will
be Iheld(in.Carde'o s Hall, Seaforth,
Twesdiay, ,Jiiay 26th, 1914, at 2
o'clock, p.m. Ai full attenci(an'ce is
ldlesired.
At this !meeting a .can[didate will
be selected to contest the 'riding
at the ,'tapproaching Provdn sial
Election. /'
MICHAEL MURDIE,
Presiklent.
JAS. . L. KILLORAN,
Secretary.
Theses.
ay} May
,191
The 1[easanable
Care of Xbur
Wa, c,h l
t 1
Will result in your 'watch's good;
proemeging its days of usefulness
What is reasonable care?
An occasional visit' to a jeweler
who "knows how:"
An occasional visit;" meant' at leant.
a yearly .visit
ut t'' off longer it off
• o r is to ut
T i
P E; P
too long.,
r I,
r•
if You a not wedded alltime
fo
Y m• r
iib s&meiohe expert, we would like •
to Put soiree of o»tc,gpq,{i wori5AAr,
that watch ot'yours.
Yoursvateh deserves thelbest
treatment itpan get, apdjits just
that which we o3er, (' <„
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Jeweler and Optician
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
Cattle Wanted
The undiereigned ,has 'room on
hila farm to pasture a few', !more
head of cattle for the ;coming
summer.
JAS. SOUTHCOMBE
Clinton, 1'.0.
Blyth.
Miss Annie Spafford has passed her
final examination at the St. ,Joseph's
Hospital, London, and is now a gime,
fled trained nurse. She receiver) her
degree at the hospital on Friday of hast
week.
The farmers' are being kept hack:
wish their seeding operations on as
Goderich count of the recent heavy rains, brit.
the preeeut prospects are fur a heavy
Grain boats havotiht;en;busy unload- yield of hay, fruit, etc.
ing the elevators. For the last week' Mise Lily Car, who has been tatting.
about 10 hours a day have been con
sumed in unloading, and theamnunt
of grain takeh. from the boats is esti
mated is 550,000 bushels.
Arthur Glover, whose garage on
East street adjoins the area burned in
the recent fire, last Friday night gave leets.
a banquet to the tire brigade as a• A bad accident happened at the
means of appreciating the services ren sawmill last Friday. By some mis
a course of study at the college for
deaconess at Toronto, for the past
couple of years, returned home and
was very. successful in her examine.
Sons, having taken eo average of
82 per cent. on the pest year's sub
dered by the hreinau,in• saving his
buildings
Rev. Mr Mastin of Wiartrin preach
ed in St. George's Uhorch on Sunday
in the absence of Rev. J, B. Pothering
ham; at Ser.iie,
t eorbe Mei row, ;Ted 60, a teamster,
was seriously in,jnt•ed hast Thursday
Lhrongh being tramped noon by a teatn
,if borers tlelonging to Robert John-
ston. While driving, on the Huron
road the Whifletrees became loosened
trim; the wagon tongue, and dropped •
Mr, Marrow was dragged off the load
and under the horses feet by the reins,
caught by the dangling whiff-3etreee,
the uel'ertunidte man was dragged 200
feet. He was picked up in a sena sou,•'
srious condition and taken home. His
ri leis right arm
lett Ireast is crush d, 1 s g
ori d r ght side badly lacerated from the
effects of the horses Hoofs.
11
chance something went wrong. with
the engine ,and before any of the
could get to it the cylinder 'was
broken all to pieces .and it is like
ly that Mr. Vanstolrbo will have to
put 3m a n.ew, engine.
Ilousc(JennMg time.
Capt.Robertson of he cruiser
Vilignt is in} town inepecting the
onLake Huroti
lifeboat equipment'
'He is !also, Investigating the pose
realities of the 'bulla of the Wexford
and McLean, lying off Naftel's
post; The lifeboat crew held, a
short practiee, pri, r to going down
the shiore Wirth .th�etpg Horton pro.
vidfng word ''is received :from' the
department at Ottawa. Every-
thing was epi readiness awaiting
lvorci .front.' OtttaWa ...answer to
a message sent by. Captain. Rob
er$san% The l.ifellbibtsi•mp(dlouffi(ts
at Kincardineg and :. Southampton,
*Bebe- tfdspbeted nei[t week, { -• t'
The Vet part ofithe new fog-
, horn •arriVeld Pu.esday'iimlthe shape
ofa;lar e e 1 n
d 6f t to
n nd
a ui
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g P r eg r .
to- hold
three feed $n•dl.iapig�er ,, ;, i,,,.
'the join 'rdssed-. •. Pv� h .w•111 ;be :i r '
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supp i lo' y n elegtrrFp• 1 ,iB rrrruti'
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T'he ingIV liorui ;vrji` ' typ suppose r o. ,.,•.,, s •,
oil e., Je .. . .,. %liar ost . o u ftrl:,.:;..
i o.det.a ,g t
lie th 1 u e . l , e
a t d 1
n.�
a ed%o the `
on the la.tes will ,pe, p1 c , , , i si t
sorts ening ,ot'faet,;not'tn oul ante
breakwater, The,,eable beipg run
from the south pier across.• the
ebannlel, Thel •tit orfs' is expected' to
Start meat
week..
Saa,torth
The Seaforth races will be held,.
on July 14,15 an(cl 16, end g tt•e'
every .iynidileation of being the
s 1 'n the h,ietot
of
moat• susses fu 1 in Y
Some! 'deo of iim o't
the club Som � n
. p
be
arcnce of the, traces, this year may
gathered! from the; facthat in the
2.30 pace stake- race t herr.aro
entries, Bothe 224', ,trot there are
11) entries fm the 2.14; there: are 21
entries, and in the 2,18 there. are,
s classes the
'' s Beside these 23 entries. i t
turf club will !rave. several., class,
races. The annugl' meeting of the
association was held!, at the Co
mmercial Hotel this week when the
Keep Out of
The Ruts
, The blood of a business which advertises
regularly, runs faster than the blood of a
business which rarely or never op ens its
mouth,
Men who get in ruts grow to like ruts.
There is a certain comfort and conten--
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Advertising compels the advertiser tib.
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wito serve you best and most.
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