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We put on sale all our $5 and $6 hats. These
,ire all new this s season and are all good styles. As
the millinery season is drawingt '
o a close we are
anxious to clear these before our millmersl'eave Take
your choice i aturday up to $G for $3.08
Brach
ailette
Silk 79c
We e
., pL1t:011 side Sat-
urday 75 yards rds crf .!'ai
!etre Silk good
with
1 a
satin finish, 36 in hes
wide, regular S1.00
value, Saturday 79e
Saturday Sale Of,
Kitchen Aprons
7. C
.9 3''
10dozen overall andgen-.
oralur pose' Aprons, : nig
p p l ode
of splendid quality percale,
and shaded to fit the figure.
Don't judge, these before
seeing them by the price as
'they are exceptional value
only 50e.
Cool,4
ade
a1
��• 1'41 en ts Cost
Sums at
The coolest, prettiest kind of Wash Frocks and
Dresses bear very attractive prices in our Ready-to-
wear Department, And such excellent garments
they are. Just as carefuily made as cloth clothing,
made of embroib -ry and linen material of dependable
Quality.
Dressesfor morning, aftrrrin:)n andi•
evenlnf,
wear. Prices range front $p,4i'l) up
Clotty Skirts
at Less Than Half Price'
'=an
Just one dozJn East ssoskiclear.
skirts to at �2 25.
',hese are mads of sere and panslna. Would make
a good scuff:skirt, regular $5 and $5.5O your choice
only $.;11.2.5ri
ce
Minton Branch of best Huron
Women's Institute,
OFFICERS,
President, Mrs. E. Alenro(
Vice—President, llrs. H. Fowler
iSiee 1.iei.ts., Mrs. T. Mason
Auditors, Alts. R. 1r'itzsitnans
Mi•s; H. 13. Chant.
• Aleetings held the. Fourth
• Thursday in Each Month
Programme For 1913 and 1914
DUNE lath—Summer Speaker "Our
Opportunities" Miss B. Gilholn,
JULY 24t1,—Picnic.
AIIGUST 28th—"The Mother, what
she 'o'wes to H'er •elf, the Home
.and C'onimunity" Mrs. IL 'Fowler
tReasding, Mrs, Dodds,
'SEPTEMBER 26th—Demeonstrations
"Satads" IVIrs. 11 B. Chant.
"Candy" Mrs. 11. Fitzsimons.
"Needlework" members,
i'1CTOBEB, 2305—Social evening.
l 0 VEMBPR 27th—"Listen; Learn.
and Leve," Mrs. T. 1
•C,
Mason.
, _ ,.out.
et'i
1ft or
r by
,?�men h � •
1 cis
.15EIYEM23ER 26th—'(Peace 'on Earth
'Good Will to Men."
JANUARY 22nd- "What Money,
Cannot Buy," Mrs, T. Kearns.
IReading, Mrs. Cllamliers,
, Whc.a1l:ey—R, F, Irn-le.
1 Comber—C.' Y. L@'�elt.;,
1 Tilbury—,A„ r. Brown..
I Romney—W. Patterson,
Pelee Island—J. R. Mundy-,
ICHATHAM DISTRICT,
Chatham—Park Streeet—,7, T. 0,
Morris; Victoria At-enols—E. F,
Armstrong.
1 Chiaring Cross—J, P. Knight,
Bten'hecrm—J, W. Dewey.
Cedar Spz•in,gs J Ball.,
Ouvey Ta be, supplied.
Merlin—W. R. Vance.
, Je'an'net(te's Creek—F, Burgess,
Harwich—C. C.'Co4Izap 5.
Louisville—C. W. Bristol.
Dover -T. A. Arlin.
Dresden —A. C". Tiffin,
Dawn Mills—A. S. Whitehall.
Wallacebtu•g—J. O. Reed:
Tuppervillle—J, W. Herbert.,
Rlatheafox+d-H B. Tyler.
Walpole Island—T. 0, Sanderson,
RIDGETOWN DISTRICT.
IRidggeto•wn-J. E Holmes,
Guilds—Geo. Barnaed,
Highgate—E, W, Edwards,
Them es,viI Ile—.E. W. 141:uxworthy.
Bothwell—R. 3. Curate.
Newbury—TO be lore supplied.
Morava antown—J, 0, Nethercott,
Wardstaiiie,—'l3. Smell.
FIo'r•en00 A. DWhaleyl
Glencoe—W.0. Howson.
West Lorne—Cl C, 'Gifford.
Rodney—F. w. Craik.
Dutton—T. Kennedy.,
"Y-.,
Nor ilr,
tvo '
od-
Ona
to supplied.
t1 '
ed.:
ST. THOMAS MAS
DISTRICT.
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St. 7hovas-P
Thomas—First
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S. Doai•gall ; Grace Chiu•ch-R, W.
Knowles;'Central, Clued,—D, Rog-
er s,
Ay Imes —A. E. M. Thomson.
S.pringflead-L+', A. Fear,
FEBRUARY` 2tith—LLJ3ool;s we ought teAAAA�vwww
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es Rea
d Miss, s• Ida, Tebbutt,
"Meer to Bead .Books," Mrs. A.
J. 7MeMurray,
:ALARM 26th—Derno,nsitration,
3tIrs. Sadie Johnston.
Musical Seleetians.
APRIL 23rd -"The Roane and its l }
I to
Incidents` in the Life o1;a Salves
_Lauda,'" Mrs ,GIew.
'MAY 28th-ELectio,n of Officers.
Question Drawer. •
n uence," Ales. Bradshaw,
Our Airns and Objects.
"Tui deo all theood we can,
in
every way that we can,; to all the
people that we can ; and above alt 6.
to study household good, and any .
Eine sof work:, which makes for the C
I1etfer men,t of our homes; the ad- C
'i-aneement iof oui people, and the ,p
good: of our: country.' '1
',Our' Motto: For Nome and Country l e.
:irrlrort Know a Good Thing Pass it on
it Draft of Landon Conference
Continued From' Page 1
„8 ai Uam— W. Stirling.
' Vendesd EIe—T, 13. Cou,pehan d.
Yltaidsetooa—W. M. Pomie,roy.
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ROOFING
Steel Shingles
Corrugated Iron
Asbestos Fire Proof
Regal
Call or Phone for
our ..ri'I.Ce1 r
Byam &Stutter !
Sanitary Plumbers
Phone 7.
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Lyons a. ,Tones.,
' ,L'I'ottesVilliee-WA,
C'orirrth--J,, Elforda tY•
A:*oxt J 1 ,Suteilffe,
Straffardtfil,e—On,e,tio he sent,
Vienna S Quinn.
King I i
u
g air P L• Rayburn.
Maiahlde A E Doan.
Sparta—T. N Sawyer.,
Yarmouth - Center—William Con-
way.
Crossley and Euntier-7'0 'hc sup-
plte,ei, ,
Poet Stanley—R. William McTav-
ish.
I ingal—J. Ilend,ersion.
Talbotvfl1o.-.T Holmes,
Siodd'e -_y7 Il, Tay Lar,
llliddiciniss--To b,e. supplied.
14luncey —F, T. Kinahan 1
Oneida-- IT, Beth erington
Folli Trophy
Idled ge,1111(0 greeted the howlers
on 4Vednesdey meriting, when they
congregated ;It11,08tee ford Green ii)
the competition tot the Pain Cam
Thi eerieki were pi•esetitS'aforil
St.Mtrs, Mitchell, ;h811 xudericb,
Ulinto)
i
t .utti nttaLt,,!id The greet) ii'cls'In
ins:
I shy }'ie resetting in some excellent
WIMPS heiugplayed
Ll.a Clinton rinkswn • i
re, P.,Tarkenn,.
NV Giant, Roe C. le. Jeuklns and 131r.
Rau -ford, sai r• ).
r . I A. Poi 11:.
0raha10, J, Watt and 0,"13 Dowding,
skip; ie., Aeon, W, J. Nedlp'er. Ni l3 011
01)11 Jas Stevenson, skip,
01211GIMINAR3,
In the preliminaey draw Davis of
Goderieb defeated Beattie of S'eaforth,
and Pei qu barson cf Stratford won
from Stevensvu of Clinton.
1 1R5T ROUND.
In the first; rennet Hord of Alitebell'
defeated Myers of S1. Malys; Bullaud
1)l 00100/0/1 .von from Maxwell or St
Marys: Rinsfnrd of Clinton, won from
Cash of Sti,,tl'ord: McCurdy of Stmt.
feed delca'ed Dowd ng of Clinton;
Downer, of Mitchell heat Beet of Sea
eolith; Flurritt et Mitchell Inst to Tape
of" ea:dei leer Willie, of Seaford) de
Pealed Hlretnnm of St, M+u•ys,
SECOND ROUND
Clinton. Clinton. •e
Bu laud, skip 27 Ransf rd, skip 12
htratfor,1 kit elicit Mete," de, skip 17 Doi+ney skip it U
(.eder1Oi1 son l•ortl1
'Jape; -kip la 1Viilia, skip to t
`;t,atlord Cord,-0ich i)
3arciuhatsen , skip 17 Da vis, ship tl p
111iss ?t, \Vallate reburied on neje '0
day after a visit of 11}rea months t
relative) and friends in Norwich li
Conn.. ,,,, u....),..s...,.. 0
c
ell re Hur n
:naors e� Acti�n
Contznuec't From Page 1.
t1)ey fait trio le ,lois: y my actions
tvril foravor retire trine p•ubI c 11
I dare yen to [take this �cisnrse•
you Wand to give a 4oir 'deal a
act'hmnesflyi and, decently no oil
Gonrsel is open; bat from my ken
lec7g(e of year' c.oWiardly tanttiea
know your won't do sh. • •
Calou't31. 'ttnghl Munro, I.P.P.9:
Glengarry, . br:elly eompliluent
Mr, 1,�xrottdfoot• on 'the c!ennon'tr
than, and; the Chazr intro thee ca
upon 111x, N. W.Row'edi, w!'1i
was to sign a! 1oc t en.e,n'cleus Clie
ing Doris Martin,daughter v
Harry Harlin, 11Teseuted alloral o
feantg, anal ih e, applause, :vus r'
nett ed,
Mr. :Re WeII's' Address.
• Mr. Rlowel1 was listened ito'wi
intene,e.inttelest, hie speoch bcipg
telling 'arraignment nfl the ,over)
m.en,t. In addition dol his remet
.regarding the Taylor inquiry, )
briefly outlined it he Opposition
pieatfoem, making it, special re,"e
once to Coutpe.n0tation for well
ingme.p. -
11ir.• Riowell, in bis address -501
hes d'e:slred to join with the ele
tors of Centre. ,l•turon in paying
tribute to their'. Worthy represen
lathe•, "m,} friend, Mr. Prondfoot,
a man who with greet courage.
patience, persistence. and a fine.
public spirit has discharged his du-
ties in the Legislature during the
pre.eent session; and this demnn-
strartion shows. that he has clis-
charged them in a manner which
meets with the enthusiastic ap-
prove( and. support of his nonsuit
vents and the, rather elector in thi
part of .the' Province."
only slightly. lifter} the curtain
I which up to date, has °oncielied
'
fe from �public gaze. the mapper in.
T1 i which the) presentt' G'ovormmnt bas
collected and' secured the $Tone}•s
fer
to 001'))' on its ,pcllifleaJ warfare h-
\\ ggain'st its opponents. It is )'er-
a ]r 11)3, ;natr without .interest to point
olitt that another method by' which
1. Goy,et•ntile1)t IS see•nl'in COn-
Ott
trilitatieris tea ;assist in its political
a, warfare i1 t'.. solielt or rewire Ii-`
I- cense Molders to iOako eontz',ilait
tions ito supper L the 'Conscervati:�e
er candidates, In the East Middlesex
L campaign a ()olfaction or subserip-
f- tion or Contribution i11 some form'
e- was ,actuaiiv'taken from tl,e liquor
Iioenisie holders in the city of Tor-
i onto Ito assist the, C;ovarnn,ent
candidate, in ;East Midelhersex, and
some om�e+
thousands of dollars,acevrcl-,
a ing toe my, information, wenesent
up to'assist' the Government Can-
ts dictate. If they/ hook contributions
ie fronn the liquor interests in l'orun
s to; we, may etukie it for granted
re
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After going intte the. Taylor char-
ges in some detail told the action
of the conservative majority on
the Public Accounts Commitle1 in
blocking alley inquiry, Mr. Row ell
continued:
"I do 1)02 hold the 1Cank a11C1 le
f tlhe, Cone,ei•t-gtive party in this
L'rotime responsible for the no't'ion
f the) Government in connection
tvit'h this. matter. f tun 511x0 that
ho hest men i1) the Goose)", ative
erty are as, anxious to hate en
onest and dery administration of
ubiic affairs as are thee, best men
n the f ikeral party: 11ld they have
s lit'tle sympathy with ti•e at'1-
ude of ;the (aovernn,rnt on this
Tactor srl' vital to the, beet inter
sts of the pe,;1T;e. They ore now
online ncan g to 1enl;Yee that the
Got eminent whic'h came int>, pow-
er on the cry- of honest ;adminis-
tration a ri
II 1tT , 1
1111(
c affairs 1 has. t
111.,
under
a k
the 171 vfL it profession essinn },Pert
ractrcing thrt eery sins they pnb-
ely condomn,e•:1,-
ubscription:s From License Holders
"No one for a moment supposes
at the particular contribution Fe -
mud fr'oin Mr, 'Baylor was the only
ntr.ihutivn secured from Gov (VD" -
?Hiss Lily Kingston went to F?yth
this AVC al: where she has taken 1'
position,
Mr. an,d AIrs. John Wright and
Master Lleyd' of Gorr.e, were p
guests ,of Mr,i arid Mrs_ J. Leslie) li
Kerr. The young boy went under I S
e slight operation in the hospital or,
Monday. t
tier, J. E. Pord, Preliclent, cif eh
the 'London." Conferen,o, is at Lae c
dun attending the Conference. o
1)l
Rev, 5.,7, Arlin is att,ernding the re
-as Me -castigation has probably
London Conference,
mot contractors or parte; havine•;
latinns ':vitlt the: Government.
Il'
that they! took contributions from.
11qu'ar 10 tele:its in London, in'Fast
Middlesex. itself, and in places
11ilar.er .it Band than'i'!oronto, W11:
anyone• for a moment sanest
that th'ousand's of c}ollr.1.5 wen.
necessary simply to pay ,tale ordin-
ary and �legitima�te expenses of the
Got ernnent candidtute in East
Middlesex? If nut necessary; for
the ordinary and legitimate ex len-
ses, why, ,were these large eontei-
buti'ons taken up and received?
Was the contributions made..hv the
liquor 1nt(r,esis 11) the Fil9i Middle-
sex fight, a11d'ith;e prospc:ctivecio)1-
t ••1
rroi
tftro .
ns to bo made in other
contests, one of the considerations
1.11101) induced the Government not
to carry out' their proposal to intro
duce ansti 21�e.iting legislation dur-
ing last session ? ,They have given
the men engaged in the business
the oppor"tunity to recoup t)1em-
seIYes Caned vastly more ,than re-
coup themselves for the contribu-
tions :they have already made, and
no doubt the, contributions they
are, expected to make between note
and the• i:ex:t general elections.
Det The People Approve?
Dir t1) • people of ;this province
approve of this manner of traffick-
ing ill our most vital public inter-
est ? Do IIIey approve .of the Gov-
ernment abondoning the coar10
tvhich a t rat' ago they said the
public inter est i demanded, »erne!,v
the prohibition of treating. be -
amt. he men engaged' in 'the
licluor traffic; who are giving the
C�
xnm
,eat strong
financial sup-
port. s ,i
are oppueted to such ala.:v.
\V cannot properly 0nd fault with
the Hien engaged In tho traffic.
making th 1.e.I terms they en))
nrth the tine"nmcut, If they
have to put 1)p the money they na-
turally exile :t an oppot'hulity of
recouping themselves for 'their ex-
penditures,
During the, reeen(t session of the
I egisiatu,e t:wsp( bills were intro-
duced by twri of my eolleagrres. one
'mac_ -1
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THE PRICE OF HOMAGE
ONCE when King Edward VII paid a visit to Sheffield,
all the fires in factories and plants were allowed t
die out. Not a wheel in Sheffield turned for twenty-
four hours. lar, The primary object of this was to lift the
pall of smoke that hovers over that wonderful steel -produc-
ing city, and to ensure,; as far as man was able, a bright da
and a blue sky for an auspicious occasion. G.It was
Sheffield's expression of respect.
UT the action was unique -it was unprecedented --it
was o•
Llntl
10
LL 11 o
t
ftI
that at
those
furnaces, raging night hundreds of mighty
and day, and those seething.
boilers, with quivering valves, should ever be allowed to
cool. G. This extinguishing of fires cost Sheffield hundreds
of thousands of dollars—therice of the effort
again to high-power efficiency. to get back,
OME business ))nen in Canada pay an homage,
not to g ' unwitting g ,
a 1�1n
but
to
a
b S
ue —
rsti '
tion
P the superstition
that hot weather justifies letting the fires of business
en •
ergy go out. They stop Advertising in the Summer
months. 13y paying homage to tradition, custom, supersti-
, tion, they have allowed Sumner to become their "dull"
season. (1,You know how dull it can be wheny o .
advertise. Do you know how brisk it can be a don'ty
Advertising ? Do you realize how much made by
momentum you
now lose in the Summer that must be regained in the Fall ?
DON'T LET YOUR ADVEETISING FIR
OUT' THIS SUMMED,. ES
DIE
Advice regarding your advertising problemsis available throi
Can-
adian advertising agency, or the Secretary of the Canadian Press
any recognized
803 Lumsden Building, Toronto. Enquiry involves, no obligation on your p' Roosart
write, if interested,p
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p FSENTS
Will be Found at Tills Store
cut Glass
Cilinavvare
Brass Goods
Fancy Goods
Dinner Sets
Tea Sets
You 1)1
Find
Wh
at Von
Want,.
At the Price Von
Want to Pay
er,� r, l fA
q,
w.
.erinton
r,
prohibiting cain:paign cent•rbutions
b eor )o t '' in Waterloo,'
Y 1 rations and''th01 otherr8-
(inning the; pubficeetion of all 31010- Me It J . Maiming was in Toronto'
p�aige contributions before an elt:c ltistrveek,
tial btUs were q'rth . Alissllla � `CTitldweil of Cvur
tatvn y h ti Co's
nil filet s milliner d
v epserrment i'ej`ton Saturday
for her' home in Lourie f
siorongn,'
Mrs, D.Gardiner leaves Next week
week for Winnipeg where she will
spenh the summer with hef>son Me
Lime Gardiner
bliss Yate Scott, who is n nurse in
traineng at the Presbyterian Hospital
in Now Yea lc, is spending her vocation
at her home her.
AUT. L. G1'etr, Sir,, is in Toronto, the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. 1 ,0)0111,
Mr, and Mrs. U. M Yates and Miss
Bertha. I int l t ,
e t on Saturday for there new
harue in Lis'ovel..
141 s, 13., B. Combe entertained en
Friday afternoon in honvar or Alrs. h.
Al.Yates who left on Saturdey for
Listowel,
Miss Alothersede, who is the guest of
Miss Ward, spent the week end in.
London,
311, Jab. Smith' of Woodstock spent
0 fere days in town Fast week, On Fri
Ed. Willis Appeared Downcast day lie went to Goderiuh for the
Proedl'oot Demonstration.
When last seen, and Suicide mr. and Mrs, J. B. Kennedy
is SUSpeCted. Detroit were called to them last. Friday
— owing to the serious illness of Mr. .D.
f3, liennedy,
Arthur)) June a.—The body or Ed, ores, 2',', Ilasvke, of Norwood, spent
Willis a schan)t(ach0r, son of last week with friends in town.
33(100s Willis, Stephen Township, was Rev. •and Mrs, J. W.
found this morning Deal' his hoarditi t Holmes after
house, in the vicinity of Auburn. Itis bees pleasant visit withdol(t friends
thought that the -Young man conruiil- eer at leave
London. o `Uttered tide 4 is in en-
t0d suicide, las 1)0 or.her explanation Jubilee year i❑ tiro 1)111), trtisrn his
01.11 be 011(10(3 for 11is (1011th, Messrs. Arthur oncl 11 Tues Lan•-
1'he young plan la lght scl+nor ,yes- son, went to Detroit on Tuesday of
terday as usual, 11111 ,y rearod duwrl this wr,e'd.
0802, 13011)et c,
nis.uf Ulearh) F
l of if '
1 , d
I
d
lI1
s. Jc
)SP i
1 i"
not return to his hru,1•31li 1 ; s ebstet' and little
to hen he did not 1 01 111(1 1101111 last. visited Airs Isa(i, of Londesbor_
night, no uneasiness was fel:, as it was Its, G, L' .,at t,.e from Fri-
tltuught he remained with neighbors, day bliss E. , Delo
7'he nrig31hnrllnod was horrified when E. R, Collegiate, ShStaag, &, A„ of Clin-
his bod • was found on the roadside ton dtoexa ins i has been 0a
110/(1 where 110 live(}. Pointed cation De In Arithmetic ,c at
alio family was notified, and the
the Education Department.
body taken to 2311,0 old boors. The Tbliss E. 3.. Recker leaves next
young than :vas years of age.
11011sda,y oar the F,,tBamer i C4rey-
und Lo tisiit with rcratit°,es arc[
friends in Detroit.
Miss Slroenhals 11115 taken a posi-
tion in I'artlifl's restarannl,.
Master' Walter 1' IlIleer. of Strat-
ford, ,what recently sang fu Wesley
11) Hallway IJ! i1 fi 1 shims sflime, aal Ipinpills to Din three the medial., Cor annual solo oorlrpet
,tion at" Stratford public schools,
$c e,ecured second prize,
Airs, Searle received' \vowel that
her 1nnt1),er,= Mrs. 11. Lee, of Indian
Head was very sick carer she left for
that place on Saturday morning.
Miss Jean Scott who has been
visiting miss Gladys Manning at
London, heti' returned home.
Miss Carrie Sims of 11!yth, wits
the gu1e ' of her gland -parents, Mr
and Art's Wm. Graham B)1) Monday
last,
:,Airs. Wata'oni of Blyth, was the
guest lo! Mrs. .D.13 I�,elnneidy.
mnovecd i andMrs.
Mrs, I an!ey'shhouse,
near Joseplx, St.
Mrs, Leckie, of Goderieh, ac-
clonrpani,ed by '!sea small son was
in, ,down last week with her sister,
Mrs. Remnittent:who has been very
iUt., •
1. Mesa bats
uggees(hon Of the l
1ltln-
M.in•ister 'that this bills be rent �
(1 1.1.00d iat(t:hle next session, 1)111 3
confidently Rmpect that next ses-
sion 1115 bills will he enacted a1111
become the late ofitlle province.
Allinterested; i11 securing good
govern'mlent and in maintaining
high ideals 111 public as teen ,aspri-
vate lif,el ))meet battle against all
forms of corruption rad wrong do-
ing in the, conduct of the public ef-
lairs et the Province es well as in
the
coardueti of ,elections 10 th0
Province.
Schoolteacher Found
Bead Hear Boarding Hoose
Crushed to Reath
Richard Anderson, I-lullett Town-
ship Fortner, Meets instant
Death Beneath Wagon
Srafort.h, June 3–A acid seeiileut
occurred Isere this morning at the
Grand Trunir Yards by 1011301) lir,
Richard Andersan, a w,e!1-110010))
farmer of the township of Hulletc,
lost Ms life,
It appears that Sri-. Anderson had
brought Mat load 0111031 for ship-
mnet, and :while holding his horses
by the head, preparatory to unload
ing them,, the team became fright-
ened by the appisoach of. the morn-
ing train from !the west. knocked
him down, the wheels 02t110 wagon
passing owe:! him, and causing in-
et'anft death,
•Mr. Anderson was 64 years of
age, and is survived by his wife and
a grown-up family of two sons and
three daughters,
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• WITH TPC, CHURCHES. •
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WESLIi;Y.CHURCH,
The regular meeting of the W.111•
S, will. be ),aid z1) the lecture room
o.
on Thnl s flay evening, June 120,
The delegate to the Breech meet-
ing at Chatham will,
give t e her :re-
port. Special music; refreshments
a meted, AIII members of the cou-
greg.atiDn are invited to attend,
Rev, J W. Ilohnles, of Saskatoon, P. t S.001, ve'l)U0n,
and afornier' pastor preached at Mrs. Paull; has returnecll from Ait
the leveninff service last Sunday, lands City,
Rev. J.E„ Bunter, of Dungannon, l 133 R, J, !lacDonalcl of Strat.hcona
will pre:ach? meet Sunday at both Alta, s,pen1,thle tveelc end withalel
ser:=ices, r f1'isaucls in, tlottn: 14Sz, MacDonald
OIV9'AK10 P_. 01133110/1 ' ,i came east on a business ,trip and
Rey. 5, J. A.1 lin plleac.ted s. ecial- could no)resist the temptation of
P Corning up to th 53)0)1 e town ifonly
sermon to tale( Canadian O1c1er• of f;oraflyrng 1=rsitl
Foresters last' Sunday rnox.ning '
Them was a large. turnout of 1),011)-
Mr. and Mrs. John Emmerton
bels ao(1 visiting bngtivel s to the spent Ithea week. enc, 'with friends in
number• of 140, Miss{ Altin sang a G:oderich,
so,to, i Dir. arnc Mx, Mitchell, and child -
Mr. Russet 1Ilay wilt take charge ren iof'Porter't Hill. moved to town
of the lervides ))ext Sun'dlae gngl ioaa•sl occupying they o(ttagee
The League• on Monday evening rea51)t13 vacated by Prof. ,Pli1stowe
held its monthly
Consecrlat.ion 1 Mrs R. J, Neal is visiting in Plaltts
meeting. The Lesson was read by vill.xy anef Ayr. this tosek.
Mr.Littlewaod. 14Iisr>es Stevens Dr„ Fietci of Goderich was in
and Wit ts.e" song a duet after which tiotvn on Nlonda attending
001')' 1ntBres(tin 2)1111 was 1 in'g sof til),- ren ,Y ard, a meet:-
and
q traltce board,
y 1111•. Fred 13011 tan itymnolog•v ors, Greivlel of Seaforth, 1s 'tile
Tabi r+oil-call acid 1e l)onses were guest of hear xnottlzei, XVIrs. Pagie.r,
then givlen, 1 Mr• G'oo- S'waxtz isfthle guest of
The Pastor is attending Confer-his'soil in 1inghani
en We.
Messrs R, E. Manning and J. A
Irwin art, in London this week. at-
tending Conference..
ulatingAmeng the, Arts at Torento Unit-edi•-
sityl wenet,ce, those of some Clin-
ton students—Rev, Kenneth Bea-
ton, obtained first class honours in
PllillosophY i Norman Murch second
class in moderns and Fred Lucas
efocond erase in English and His-
tory, In, 'thiel Faculty of Education
Niton Welch obtained honours in
the Uleneral course and has been
apporfLeel assistant( master at
Withrow Ave, public school. Torolr-
to,
Illi
fe.
1+J Dowding dh
1
to e1•aslb tt elq'il, g :t as in Toros-
Mrss 4g nes Glowing has gone to
Tofonto f3o act• as delegate in the
«r F Y1 S (�
Mise 13101)e,l. McKinley of Blalce
spent Tuesday' in ttown.
^n^^^�. ^k'"""�"^"n�^.^"i Mr: Barry 5 781 0101), who has
been hornet for some weeks, owing
+7:4
to illness, 135101ried on Monday to
Persono1! Notes 1,o sj,1 owe 1 isln''130101]10 uitt0ncl-
tf thoselravul„ relatives or frlenes � 11'1; sum -meat school for librarians.
ear. visiting'. in town or going. away ,,0.,J He'i' tviork) atthe ,Public Library is
,torify,vs of the fae) each week we ;abl�
`Tr 100111(1 00130000011 is tete Naw BRA, +5 tiexng A 1,001 rad af}:er by Miss
gig. � Jussi,e owed
yzaN L ialet,4,444a 4+4,4,4,4,4.41 I me. Frank O'Neil left On Tuesday
for Moose Jath
blaster Hilton and Beverly Butt11)105 14I', spent•Le10111a'11'`dl1(01'Fairdsy ofin 'iSt.---
Ca!tlla-
I"
Cattle -
spent last week in Listowel visitingti)e,
t grand
parents, i1. r, anis Airs
Thomas Mann,
Mrs 11100,as, Mann of Listowel spent
it few days last week visiting bei•.
denghtrr Mrs Wm. Butt.
Mrs Wm. - 13u31 ei;et 1'hni'sday in
Stretford,
Miss Daisy' MiddIetan is visiting
I
Mrs. Bartholomew, of London is
the guest(' sof her daughter, Mrs,
Paull.. ,
Marshall., tdauhte14,rChs. Genn esides r,
was celled: to, Wingham this week
owing to the death of her daughter
in -la te,':•
;a;