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When you are purchasing a
present,
Money it is 'a matter of
No hey and what you want--
g else, Theo this is
O111
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yl store—for lvhaityou Ss here and at the, low-
est possible price.
A good variety- of cuticles,
selected from the largest
eltlocks, consisting of
SILVERWARE,
•OUT GLASS,
FANOY CHINA,
-CLOCKS, ETC.,
These goods are mean,
beauti-
ful,and modern in destaI
and
of superior quality,
We make, a specialty of hand-
ling High Grade Watches.,
ALL KINDS
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Da -
RE
PATRIIvG
DONE AND GUARANTEED.
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JEWELER and OPTICIAN
EYES. TESTED FREE
Q Usgfilland tlaiiarabra Children iren put
Career.
Toronto Globe
At the Manual convocation of th
University of Toronto held in 1S03 Joh
Morison Gibson, now Lieuteurij
Gove
exnor of Ontario, ,received th
degree of Bachelor of Arts, and yesto
day- he celebrated the setili-cetltetiuia
of the occasion by a luncheon to
1 number of veteran graduatesofabot.
his
o
con time.
As be
f'
the whine
of ther.
lriuee of Wales' prim in hi
( year, President 11IcOcinl congra.tttlate
him on his success and expresed th
hope t1•'
i exercise of h s te alents be equallytict s
tinguished in his Career through life,
A ht[ef retrospect will serve to show
that this hope has been amply fu Rifled
Sip John chose early thelegalprotes-
]on and to
the
tactic
o '
e f
St he
devoted,
p
himself
1S '
I an ,e that he soon rose to high persist.'
at
the Bar in his home city of Hamilton,
In 1570 the call came to hits to enter
public
life:
p 4
here e'
•received tile. Liberal
urination for that city in the Provinois1
campaign of that year, and was elected
tt to the Legislative Assembly, of which
he ivlaahnost continuously 0 member
a until
the defeat of the Ross
Govern-
ment
in 1005 During the intervening
quarter of a century, after serving for
some years as a nioi e than ordinarily
efficient private. member, he held in
succession the portfc,lios of Provincial
Secretary,
Commissioner nma s'
L,
ler
of Crown
Inds
and
Attorney -General under
Premiers 1Ylowat Hardy, and Rost,
respectively. He developed into a
thoroughly expert Parliamentarian,
trusted by his friends respected by bis
opponents, courteous to all, and always
considerate of the rights of his fellow-
mernhers.
C14NT9N N1JiW SEG
Night 1 tears f1Umt Their eyes."
ONTA•Ltio $T. CHURCH
Mr, J. J, Kelso Calls Attention to
Amendments in the Law
__ ar= o
3 e mzlrit,t: e. 'the topic was read
1 Effie;
ai
�f
i . .I.
Y lvh t. There er.`
e i �•,
q( P t ,
115 also
I1,J
J, Kelso, provincial
Utl •. �,1_Inia9i;n missionary al l'nI'',
u intencloilt of Neglected and Dependent e1 laic'`' en� wird' ,r cin Y. read las P115-
1 it tt
tby .Nies. ibut-
Chir
dtei
t for Onbnr)v glia sent the siln,onti and Downs. 111.: cloai�tl'ibu:t-
re folaowinl+� rcu'ar letter. ions of ill;' younre j-e]pl'•'e soeie�t
3 Manyresxlilutton have beenI i'o • -11 * Y
pawed t e, Fni n at 11 Uj.issioii�rry Mnr�e-
11• bgynhenLtvulcitt andphilanthropicor. 1 neent iae't 5,e11 aro:hinteci to $232.00.
tt ! ions delivered The.' n'e:nhc,ps cif the On'tiai'i:o St.,
t' Imany editorials 'written by leadiirg. I ay -re pu1•pene ,'if ,.1/,' '11 /301 sec-
newspapers and ma, szlues m'
s '; many ie • hal on the! e:veni,l�'
pee, t Of :Monday, r
s b Jule
anal z
s y,
suggestions e.
st
to
ns
made t1d f2;hal., tl "
LU
at
the .. r ci ,'
e 3 n t
1 Otis .
d dealing with children of aw n lawn of Mr. : Ea,•irge
n ) the street 1 -:avis ]tri •' '
e �•,s I t,cLn^• ivcurge• '
111 ''
d.lC.ids )1'
l[
in parks: ;titer dark should be aha. if mot, ;�h will 1;e held la the,
I ' more stringent, At the recent sesi leetul-e room, of Llie • elm•ch, 1'.ach
1 sio0 of the Ontario Legislature these lady proridas a ho•c.for which:
the
0on)Brous requests havo been to et, gent101ucn n -•!i1 h.i ro-
and the amended c, A t; egi pin-'
jI law fsas follows: e•,. will olio ,.
w . j 1 li
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Protection at � 0'.
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hearty in vitatinn
- Sec, 17,—No child (under sixteen) I le _:xl'e ic1..1 11) !l,
l loiter' in any public place after(
0 'clock in the evening,' or he there I Dirtily.), ,, cy.,_
unless itecompaioed by his parent or s lila l , la), t 5 .@; .�.l�t`rH$�HS
guardian or adult accompany sivali
Special if 10-».e clic service will
he iseld next Suncilay, Morning, ate
10000on arida evuling
The League on Monday night was
uni
e 1
t1i1 ct,ri,1o ru,
N.lr,
e.sat on.
For Sale
A Baby Uarrirgo. with umbrella top
also a Cradle, nearly new. Apply at
The New Era,
111ei1e'irim Dairy Ferro
Prom our stoele of first-cla•1s
cows we are prepared to supply
you twice daily with best of mill:
and cream, and solicit a share of
your patronage. Phone 125.
E. B. HILL.
R. FISHER.
116 awl fey
I handle the beast grads 01
FLOUR AND CHICKEN FEEDS
call and get the latest improved
SEED CORN.
AmeFlamm
PHONE 190,
BAR ONE V
Owing to press of other work on
hand, the undersigned wi11 Its
etall]ony Ear One V, in his own
stable, on The Gravel Road, quar-
ter mile north of town, where he
wilt be pleased to sere all his old
Customers. and many new ones.—
iClarges $10.
D. REYNOLDS, Proprietor
A Good Chance
Two Storey House
AND
New Cottage
FOR SALE
r Properties in excellent
condition.
Located side by side,
Would Lease from Buyer
F. J. Hill, Clinton
Phone'.77.
tecossuaramtemaar
Sir John never was, and apparently
c:uld not become, a tactile public
streaker, but he was very effective in
Pai'limdntary debate where cogency of
thought alai aptness of expression
counted for more than there fluency of
speech and elegance of diction. With
his legal equipment, his keen intellec•
Lull powers, and his studious fairness
to antagonists he would have becotlre
prominent in any legislative chamber;
Needless to say, hewas a throughgoing
manager of every derailtzuent of the
public service he had to administer,
but to those best acquainted with his
career be seemed molt at hone as the
chief legal officer of the Province, in a
position where he deserved and enjoy-
ed the confidence of bath the Bench
and the Bar,
lie has for almost the allotted teams
fillecl the position of Lieutenant -Gov.
ernor with the ease and success 'that
Comes of long and habitual consider.
ation tor others, and when he retires
into private life he will be followed by
the beet wishes of those who were
formerly his political opponents as well
as of his old •fellow -workers in the -
Libelal ranks,
C
1J. S. Government Standard
Below is an extract from U,S.
Gov, ad. for tenders—"Theanth
recite coal must be equal to that
mined and prepared by Pbiladel
obits & Reading Ooal & Iron Oo"
We handle nothing but the first
grade Philadelphia &_Reading,
�...T. Fi oltictocva,y
House phone 12. Office phone 40
le 742015Jra)
Our -= `T' Please
BP INGS CUSTOM S BACK
Furniture buyers at this store invariably come back
when they want more, and bring their friends with them.
To Use Our F+ursolture is t) prove that it is as good as it
locks, and that is saying a whole lot.
Subst't'u tiaj Furniture can be bought here at money-
saving rates. Why not secure what you need now
while prices are so favorable.
D
Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors—Phone 104
NIGIII' AND SUNDAY CALLS -Phone No, 127 or Phone 194
144.44.
013 .•PM AN'S
Do You Find Trouble
in Securing the
Right Kind o'
Polish
a
or Dress' :.
For Your Shoes?
W` HAVE 1T.
child;
DIRT CIS
(2) A chid found in a bl
WAYS OF-
AT
Theewa s
of
aw
watch
are
past
finding out. Dont try. If your
watch is lazy and won't run, let us 1
repair i't for you, -• I
Ten to one you neglected it le
— i •
1 get dirty, or it stops from lack f 1.
oil. Whatever is• the reason, dont
delay.
Delay costs moneyI
spoils the watchand often
We give thorough
examination 1
and regulating free, anything more 1
costs as little as satisfactory work
can he done for.'
iArifi eJe
:Jeweler and Optie>an
Issuer o9 - Marriage Licenses
porter, will 1'e .present, ani] deliver
i:he 0 ruceaftl Grey ,
1171•. L. o AlA. t )-'ton,
oi'Tio• Deily, of the tit. Marys
J:
ounrnal will acid] •
css
the, o•
e meeting
"Jr (1 1n
on :roto we. can "develop Local and
F,nroltgn Advertislr,g"
portant sub] cts will be discussed.
on is )(ileo { 1
an address on it T ta01 Organization of
after the hour nc,tned in' subsea 1 S
1 li 22iict t0 ere anr1 Mrs. Fred'
subsection
unless .a aO
accompanied 711'
1LLd
may
p be warned
>
(to n
n t.,.
oho home I
» e) any to cnnstabte
Y or rob
tion
officer
p a
or (tile
oro
of .Ul i
]ldr
ens
Ai
d
Society, and it' after such warning th
child is found loitering in public places
such chili may !)e taken by the
constable or °Meer to its home or the
O i
h id
te❑
5 Shelter.
3 A
( parent who h
n et mite
p his child
re
to' violate (1115 section shallfOY' the first
offence incur a penalty of $1 without
costs and for a second offence, $2 and
for a third or any subsequent offence,
$5, S Edw. Vil,`, 0, 50, s, 30 amended.
Sec 2 (k) ' Public Place shall mean
a street, highway, or lane, whether a
thoroughfare, or not and a tavern or
otheriplace of public resort, and,
generally, any place to which the pub-
lic have or are permitted to have
access,
It is desirable that the greatest
possible publicity should be given to
the above law, and to this end the
co operation of editors, clergymen
teachers and social workers is 00)nest-
ly solicited,
ton•n 17,—At lfoltlnah Sssk„ori
On -
Stan 7
Duff
hr 1', . I a ul on Fri day, •
1
Jun 13th, 1'13, In Me. and. hirs,
Louis 3101: Buff, a ci;aught•er, •
MARRIAGES;
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t'e t1 '
ins(
a \'e ]la r
e ]fl !
i lu
t] la t church.
c]1.
i o. onto b t De, Rankin, assist
,a uv it e father D'Stile. lir bridegroom,
l 1 1 lin 11 tthan Everett
:+f -s., L 00012. Davies
of Toronto.
✓I 1 ,l ±lie :).—Ii1 1 e 1:11,5. on
Jun rd., Lt 'ss Je.s'o'. t 1 tghter 01
Mrs. Ewan .'0)1':2'5 e', i , llactor
1 u a' d 11 r' 0' , 0•• of bort William.
DEATHS.
'L'nh;•t —On the 1 0 7(10] Road. on
1 Sunday. J11n' I )th Alan I1ol:•er,t
1 infant am] of le. 1110(1 Alts. Robert
Bunter, atg-ed 7.0 months.
Nearly a Craning t TIE FItJRTll
at Caderich
ESTATE
Students
Were
Two Collegiate
Bathing, When One Sank—
.1 at • 1 , 7.•e ..l I, ;; 1,']„^ 0)1110)'
Rescue was in Nick of ` ' pp ) a r. i' e i' +,,, less
I tin) s v: a 1 ei says ;'- And til e
Time. 11) al. 10:'•000 in t )ln •to.in •, grooving
w�,,,,-,� •
sem', t i t a :. e , 2 0)01-
G[drtrich, Jurie11,—Aneardrowningl r11 I • e, ca t e, , ,•-•1 :'• ans-
and a heroic rescue occurred here last '1 •e ir,a' n for
Friday night, t.,,,t ,');,.,, rt :11 ' ,.i,., (- i e )
Two young men were bathing in the
0011111 of the Maitland River,. where
the current is more or less treacherous,
and one of them, overcome in some
manner, and if his companion, George
Case. had not immediately gone to his
rescue, a drowning would have been
certain,
Jones was unconscious when his res-
cuer pulled him out of the water, but
Dr, 1a.ylot• was summoned and•hy
quick work managed to restore life.
There is come tall: of making applica-
tion for a hero -medal for young Casa.
The yonng man, who is a son of Dr.
Case, of Dungannon, is about 17 years
Oki, attends the Co legiate ine,titnte
Goderich, Jones is also a student of
the salve place.
farmer Jest Wallet
at Detroit
Slick Stranger Fleeced Goderich
Man at Detroit.
DETROIT, June ll.—Oonfideoce men
were busy in Detroit yesterday, two
men being victimized, one by loaninga
man money aft erbeirg promised a posi-
tion as a 'chauffeur and another by a
stranger who met him on Woodward
avenue and made friends with him,
picking his pockets of his parse con.
teining Marge sum of money and notes,
Meeting with a friendly appearing
roan who easily worked himself into
his confidence, A. R. McDemnid, a
farmer coining from near Goderich
Ont., and stopping at the Hotel Gris-
wold fora few days,
ris-woldforafewdays, to -day regrets the
passing equaintanoe, after talking
over darioirs affairs from the tariff to
the outloolc for crops in Canada this
coming season, the stranger hid him it
fond adieu and made his departure.
When Fanner 111eDenioid sought to
purchase his next drink be discovered
his wallet, containing $78 in cash, was
missing.Be immediately recalled the
friendly chat with thestrangc.rand de-
cided he led been bilked, reporting the
note for 4157 and another for $500 natter
to the detective bureau at police head-
quarters.
•
•
0 WITH THE CHURCHES. •
esego a®eeeaoeeeeaese
wiLLIs CHURCH,
Il The Girls Club gave a picnic on
Tuesday at Torranee;,s flats.
Tho Sacrament of.tt,e Lord's Sup-
per will nl e di;spense,F oo7 'on Sunday
next, Pl�eparal ory p,so'vices will be
held on Friday, Rei/Mr, •Argo, of
L'gin,ondtille, p earthing in the after
noon and( Rev. 1V11 Reid, 01 Landes
born, In the ie ening,
The regular meeting oflthe W. F.
bo .he'd on Thursday
evening,
At the, le venin g' service on Sun-
day Miss Kate Scio(tt sang vlek•y
sweletlY'"Glod SI71ala -wipe. away all
r` 1,_
;welts'.1 n,a '1.., 7 •1, prier
r11 n tai 1 t;.., for t't•e
ab Clition of his own jr).
2 h C'i atheist est 1 1 et. whiei1 since
t11 fr-e :1 r rah a 111'1 (L••lsh'ov-
,'r , e a .•0 1 U'I line' a•1)I ht•ltit
1-,011 e) p111l' bed 11) ;Iv..., Chatham
1‘4 1,1v:; nffi,C n"ili o,: r•ii l,t• te„I1,nrary
illi _r u) 1`e 11 l)) pint; rmtfl
1t 11 1.11(rl'n:; n l r'n 'e'• 02)0-
1 fir: )n r) tc 1 two months '
.11:-0-e ` l . 1 pia nese i• as shot(^n
elem. 0 me 1' 0 .115 ,,, s0V01'000010
n e ,n ' acrd nt r,.nnnn 11s, dis-
o
Ali, A,. 1.. 'Wood wiled. 1)1.111 boil fere,
ti -at h has ''rltti in 11)ril'allevI-
a' iii; t P! e lean ]: onuses
that ih Fie . 1 15,1 ; •11',;1 Lchefteir
a•acl ,r n' br ;h'c 'them (.ver be••
fol which 11,1):ei) a ;road 1'-er.l.
1 1 1",r --,n ("m:nit• 1'rt :: revel are
rem ',%-(',et 1 101 file 1)1'005 111 )Vlah]g to
he held' in Clinton, enMlond'ayJ'une
alisi a:i+.t,0)), :•.nti 1.151 1,.m. 111r. J.
5, hunter, of t;..e liincard;no
0110000400006008000eoes vs
aMen and Events.
•eeav®sssmss®•esesecesseo•
D'P, 7. A. MYl C.DONALD, Of the'•
Toronto onto trlob 0)001 painfully hunt
a Sau,l`t. Ste • il'Iar e..,ai Fri dayaf-
tern,00n .when a it ondc-n e`tairease
in the plant of the International
F lu r Cloanpany g - ie way, , His
left leg was badly' sprained and
11 Tag F'etereyy shei:eriu'p. The
a ci&nt !occu red while a parity
of th L,et] ort Jic-ard of Commerce
tourists 'tray inspecting
1i Land,
••
81a1orth football juniors have
d. f-aui''•e i their games,
t>
,aforth Intermediate fdotball
1.011 bus defaulted to Brussels and
• •els:_1) 11 4 latter the. district,
C. D. WEBS
Elect Their Officers—Next Meeting
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C J ,DREN'S WASH DRESSES
011r showing of Wash
Dresses this year is larger
and prettier then we have ever shown' before, Dainty
little Dresses •1s
l l Prints‘, Ginghams, Chambrays, Duch
and Linens, and in all y
� S
sizes' from 2 years to 14ear
and wondelfuily low priced at from 25c to years
See our Middies at 1 2
� 5.
sirs uteri„ essai uass rrearamansemneass
6 S
Ladies Waists
arid
. ��t,/�Lq]J� ppb`'
� W t0. 3S'
Underwear.
We have
a beautiful assortment' of Ladies Waists
In " lawns, emhroiderw,, pique,.linen,' etc. ' rangingn
price.from 5oc" to $3.00, , in
Ses our special Jiue at $ Loo
A iso some extra. values in
Ladies' and Children's Underskirts, I
tS
, 1
aVnS,
Corset Covers, Drawers, Princess"Sli s,
and Combinations, p
rz ,
y
SMALL PROFITS oiHzTs mlo;tzp: IsuSINa;sS
their high count to,a clam last i lows :.—W, 1I, Cou i
1 7 nur•e.da evening. All the 011'icers I, Stevenson,oronto ;A 11 �T. Ke 1
tte'e. reelected by • acclamation•; Liston. l; A.R. Ualpin, London;
1 H,gt1 Chef Danger. ,7. A.Stewart, and i .Ii, Davidson, Winnipeg.
z -Sleeted 1tn' bhe edevcnth time; It vette decided hyt.acclamatilon to
high ur-el-6e!ontlrang7J, J. A. A Ihcl:l 1!, Feet meeting of the order
r secretary r ]t1] c ti r gee )cu..
I1 A. P. V'an onaei en Brantford high Th O der norided to leave• the
triectetie,e.e, Rebell Elliott i'. ant an : Unit ter 1e .Option into emenn-
1ford; (ragman of medical bona(,, a; ='1 if, a313 }c zes of age.
Dr. 0. _t4 Stant t c 1 11111 1 d .t 1 A 11 ;„ :c 115 .rayl 011 this purl i t
(11) i I 1 ty
and .1. A. 1 teak aloe-. ninny of ti's members
Stn 'i t ,rd Chaplain,
Let }icing of th e. r:ivlt:oll eathe are.
It t 41 Port Peery tt ; highet 1e, i10)11 hou1d he 11 11d215; 33 years,
11 g'stjar W. Walker. Ainntreal. 1I•tivet ee, the majority of the1 dole
The n:embers of the executive coingates were in favlor of the presn,nt
mitt e W •c ailse-cars-tads es fo; ,a:a-lard. and ]twill remain' so.
to be Held in Quebec
London, Out,. Jnn'r 12—'The Car_
acllan Order sol Fore<,ters brought
-h." .thirty-fourth annual 1015101 of
Making a Flat World
Round
When Columbus set out to reach India
by sailing westward, he met with opposition and ridicule.
Ile believed the earth to be round.
Wise men held that it was fiat—that Columbus was mad
--anti that he'd fall off somewhere if he departed from
established beliefs.
But Columbus' belief found him a continent and made
him blessed of memory.
The Business World is flat to some m.en
Their profit -bearing shores of Opportunity stretch only so
far as their grandfathers trod. Custom; superstition and
apathy have set them confines which they may not pass.
For instance, they believe the business year is a flat one—
not an all -year round of trade, with East joining West,
with Spring merging into Autumn -but just two distinct
seasons, with sawed-off edges gaping into space.
They confine their activities to a Spring trade and to, a
Fall trade. To them there is no intervening continent
with stores of waiting wealth. Their world is flat. They
have not explored the mid -year months of Summer trade.
June; July and August are never -never -land.
Surely this conception of Summer as a "dull " season is
as fallacious as the delusionthat the earth was flat: I
People have just as much money in the hot weather and spend quite
as freely as in Spring and Fall, Granted that they are not buying
skates and snow shovels in August, yet they are buying staple articles.
Furthermore, they have an eye on luxuries and comforts they are
counting upon purchasing in the Fall.
The modern Columbus has discovered. this '•
Summer trade—this golden West lying between the known
continents of old beliefs. Departing from established
habit, many have made their energies and their Advertis-
ing an "all -year-round proposition.
Keeping up, Advertising during the Summer months not
only links your Spring and Fall, but produces rich har-
vests from, the Summer months themselves.
Advice regarding your advertising problems is available, through any recognized- Canadian
advertising agency, or the Secretary of the Canadian Press Association,Room 503 Lumsden •
Building, Toronto. Enquiry involves no obligation on your part—so write, if interested,
RIELIAB�.
PRieE�T r
OTWER-
It isn't the price you pay for your shoes—it's the value you get for your
A ` ' money .that tells whether you are buying wisely or lot,
we Specialize in the We11hKnown lr ;k !LT SHOES FOFt MEN
FITTING. -Whatever style you choose, they are all niacle on the general measurements of a scientific master last. The styles
vary to suit many tastes, hut the measurements are all• the same: That's why they fit so well, and it's one reason whyY
There is n; extra charge for courtesy here, nor for the great assortment of styles from which to make a selction' wearot for h?e:
certainty that whatever you choose of these shoes are good.
S
H. S.
C'H7IRMAN.
Suecessor to Jas. Twitchell & SDn
CJLINT�N
Warrn 'Wea.ther
Footwear
Ioi° AII Kkixs '•of
Feet.