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The Orange lodges ofus .tort r
6 g
attended the
tdemonstration in + a.
forth on "Friday.. 'There was a gcod-
ly repvesentation and that the' lod-
ges are progressing was easily evid-
ent.
7dent. frons the tact of so many young
men marching with the rotors:
When the older men, who have stood
by the banner and the prinoiple 11
represents almost their whole life
time, pass oat, the Junks will be
tilled by others and 'the good work
Continued. The old families were
well represented at the 'demonatra-'
tion Cox's. C'urrie's, McOlure's,
Wood's, Sturdy's, Vandefburgls's, Al-
exander's, C'ooper's, l rnmerson's,
Tathwell's and others. The fife and
drumband of No. 145 marched at the
head' of the lodge' and played through
out /lie day in a spirited manner,
lilt Mr. •and Mrs. R. ID. A/fannin r their
i„
1,uest, Miss Risher, and Miss Ulerk
all of Clutton called upon Miss J. A..
Holmes on 'Thursday evenieg last:.
Mrs, 'Carter of Brussels and Mrs,
Ileo. Levis of Clentou visited Irl -
ands in and about the village a cou-
ple of days this week.
A large number of friends and re -
1 laeives `.from hereabouts ateended the
funeral. of the late Mcs. Win. len
••kips in Clinton on ,Sunday allier-
noon.
Miss Laura Yeo oil Detroit, : and
Miss lda Twitchell of Clinton are
visiting at the -home of .Ntrs.'
Mulholland Ads week,
Miss Hattie Courtem of Clinton is
the guest of Mr, and Mrs. S. I. Whi-
tee.
Mess Bertha Stanley expects to
Make a trip whist shorely on a visit
to hee sister at. llamiota, Man., end
other finds,
re
I The cherry crop is very light this
year and as the demand is 'midi
i
alitthan 1 • t 1' the tree
6 the supply price
runs , from one' dollar to one and a
h'aif per basket. ,
1t was with regret that it was
]earn l that hat lvTrs. 11 m. Colclou •ls bad
6
I two cows killed by lightening diming
'the storm on Monday,
The Jervis families held their an -
natal re -union at the Home of til:+•
\, ,Jervis of the village one 'Tuesday
evening, which took the form of a
taffy pull - and ice cream }esti: al,
About stele were present and a eery
pleasant time was spent, Phis fam-
ily can certainly muster a goodly
company when they get together and
are a jolly c: Iwd.
I Another resident has taken up a
home in our village in the person of
SIr. Huston and family, who are our
reeving the house lately vacated by
Mr. John. Cantelon. Mr. Huston is
working with Ivfr. Ladd on tins sec-
tion.
I Mr. James Connolly was a caller
in our v ielage on Tuesday. His
many friends were glad.. to see 1 im
and shake 'his hand in sympathy over
his recent misfortune.
Work on the , new bridge on- the
the Mankind :will -le pushed ahead
as rapidly as possible Weston
Reis. of Bayfield will build the vm-
cut abutment.
Ladies'
Home
Journal
For August
A splendid
number, price
15c.
Ladies' Home
Journal Pat-
terns for Aug,
Price 10c and
15c.
All the new-
est styles. We
carry a $500
stock of these
Patterns.
COOPER
& CO.
i
News -Record ra Jan 1913 for 15c.
Hillsgreen
Al. leastn
o c ITutoni n rn
a was to-
cessful in the Saskatchewan election
last week, Mr. S. J. Latter redeem
'lig the consit:teensy of Last Moun-
tain for theet l
Ltb a s by a majority
of hundred. four o l ndred.; MrLatter taught
school near Hillsgreen, which is .his
birthplace, but wont west a few
years ago and went into newspaper
wo-'r,
MILLINERY
AND
DItI ssnneou mtu -
II' IT'S Naar
PITONE No. 78
ti's Has'
READY
TO
1VEArt
VI's HERE IT'S New
Couch
COOL WELL MADE Garments
Cost Stnall Sums at This Store.
The coolest prettiest
kind of wash dresses
and skirts bear very at-
tractive prices in our
Ready-to-wear section
and such excellent gar-
ments they are just 'se
carefully made as cloth
clothing out, of Embey,:
Gingbame, Chambrey
and print etc,
Princes range from
$1.83 to $12.00.
We are also showing
new musline under
wear, gowns, corset
covers, princess slips,
Drawers, skirits,•
We are always first
to show you what is
NEW.
NEW FANCY
PARASOLS
The popular India
parasol in rich quality
Taffetta Silk; The sea-
\ sons newest colors and
styles long handles
$3.50.
We are also showing
a nice assortment of
fancy ' parasols from
$2.00 up.
TYLE LAST CALL FOR SUMMER
1'1 IL L I N E R Y
Only 15 Ladies' trimmed hats' left and we do not
want to carry these over. These hats are -neatly, trim-
med, Regular $5:00 and S:00 your choice only $1.50
A. good smart boywanted tc]oaruihe
3r
y Goods.„
•IBUaINESS.'"
Baylleld
Mac. and, family, 9I
is
acs
)-Helen and Florence and Master Jam-
es Campbell's cottage for' the 'eaut-
es . Campgel'i s cottage for the 'sum-
Rcv. D, C. Stephens of Melbourne
wit; occupy, the pulpit of St..: An-
drew's church next Sunday morning
and evening in the absence of ieev.
A. Macfarlane, who takes the stir -
vices in Seaforth..
Pile, James Trow, Mil. and Mrs.
Geo. Trow, Messrs. Douglas and Arn-
old and Misses Elva and Lois ":'row
of Stratford, Mist C'. Trow of 13at-
tie Creek, Mich,, and Miss C. Hep-
burn, Mr, E. Keller and NNkr. and
Mrs. D. P1, Keller of Stratford were
guests at the, Commercial on Sunday.
Weston Bros. have . been awarded
the 'ooritract,of butslliab the cement"
abutment of the new bridge on the
Maitland north of Ilolmesville.
Los?-Bethi-ecn Bayfici'.d and the
gully last week, a
beautiful brillignt
bell? pin: The finder vvel? be Suit-
able :s,warded. by leaving the sante
with Miss B any evening between
ten and eleven o'e,locic:
Summerhill.Nraa LN
Miss G, Murray of London is the
guest of her sista, Mrs. T. J, -'Lind-
say. I
Mr, and Mrs, W. I1. Ball visited
Goderieh friends Saturday and Sun-
day,
Miss Nellie Watkins of Clia:on is
spending her holidays with her un-
cle, Mrs. R. J. Watkins.
Miss Lois Challenger ofetocle-.'ch is
the guest of Miss Kate {4ovier this
week,
Master Frank Scott of Birr is
visiting friends in the v rrtinity.
Mrs. Miller of Clinton is vis'.ting
at Mr, W. J. Mcidrien's.
Master W. Murray of London is
the guest, of bis. unite, Mr, T. L ind-
say.
Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Lee of Clirr
ion spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs, D. Carvie.
Mr. Wm. Brown had a bee last
week putting up a piece to 515 barn
and shingling it.
No meeting of the Ladies' Guild
will be held this month.
Miss Fern Beacom is visiting Di -
A. number from abgut here spine
the 12th in Sealortli.
Mr, and Firs- •I--1. 13. Mc'i'ittie of
North Bay pain a flying visit ',o fri-
ends on the lease Line last week,
Mies. Vita Haywood spent last week
the guest of her auntr Mrs. II
. Mc-
Bride
Mr, and Mrs, J. Freeman 'spent
Friday at the home of Mrs. J. John-
ston,
A number from this u ity
at-
tended the Westgate-Kilty: wedding
in Olin:ion on Wednesday of eist
week,
Mr. W. Beacom has engaged with.
Mr. 31 McBrien for 'a coupe 01
months.
Mr. 1.. Beacons has reshingled }:art
of his barn',
Mr. T. Lindsay has disposed of
one of his horses to Mr. C. J. Wal-
lis of Clinton foe a handsome figure,
Goderich Township
Mrs. H. C. ' Holland of Fair View'
Farm and Mrs. T. J. Flolland of
Winnipeg are renewing old acc}uaint-
ances'in Goderich this week,
,Mies Mantle Yuill daughter of lift.
and Mrs, James Yuill, died on Sun-
day at the early .' age of twenty-
three years. 'Phe funeral' took place.
to Maitland cemetery, on Wednesday.
Varna
Mr, Joseph Foster, :who has been
in 1VIanitoba and Saskatchewan for
several weeks, has returned to his
hone in London.
The annual garden par,'y uncle, the
auspices of tlic, Presbyterian uhereb
will be bell in McAsh's grove on.
the evening of Wednesday text,
These animal affairs have heretofore
been highly successful and prepar-
ations are leader way to make lhht
of Wednesday next most enjoyable in
every respect.
R,ev, Thos. Davidson of St. Anne's,
a former pastor of Varna and ;bake
Presbyterian` churches,, was a visitor
in town recently. He was. on 543
way to Bayfield, where he has a
number of -cottages.
Mrs. Doman has returned to her
home in Walla after spending sonic
time at 761e home of her father, Mr,
Thos, Keys,
Stanley Township
Mr. and Mrs. • 11, Peck spent part
of last week attending a convention,
s Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs,' Win. Mo:now of +: od-
erich were the guests . of. Mr. aid
Mrs, Fee near Zurich on Sunday.
Mr; and Mrs. Rohl:,. Armstrong
have returned hone from the west
after spending a fele weeks there.
Mr. and Mrs.. W Wheatley of Cita-•
ton. were recent visitors at do Moine
of Me, and ;Mrs. L. Clarks.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie and family of
Toronto called at the igonee of Mr.
H. Peek on Saint:day on their way
to Bayfield., •
Mr. James Johnston and daughter
aro tihe guests of Mr. Geo. Johnston
of the Goshen Line.
31iss Maggie Clarice, has -returned to
Berlin after spending a irwo Necks'
holiday under the paiixital roof.
The Misses 'Ada 'and Flossie :r3ing-
ley of Detroit,wete week -end visitors
at bke home of Mr. Wm. Taylor.
Blyth,
DIsaes
M
have i 1 Milli Bell
r a y and e
donated a handsome solid oak read-
ing dash to Trinity church en Atone:
oty of thou sistee, the late. ,Selma.
C..Eell, .
Clinto f Newe-Reeor4
The Day at Blyth
Orange
celobrah'o sheld
t n at 1
Blyth
Y
have n invariably .
bee successful, hu
perhaps none mo:.3 so than that of
Friday
y last The weather was
ideal, the' crowd large,, and it was
well -dr ssed I =f ere
e the 1 ed, lull,. „sled and
happy. Special trains brought peo
i1e from the north and •east and tit
regulars others from the south a' d
west.
At two o'clock the line of ;march
was formed in the exhibition ground
and alter marching through the pe:
cipal streets proceeded ?o the grow
south of the town whew. the sped
pug was done. County Mas;Lr Stew-
art presided and addresses wet
inade by Revs. Ea.r. and Croly en
Messrs. Musgrove and.Bowman.
The oldest Orangeman in the par-
ade
a
ade was 1VIr. John-Sherrit$I for fifty
years or 'so a resident of Blyth but
now of London. Mr. Sherrill Iohr
the ordea when tWen ty-one:, years
age and as' s '•tine - r
g
a he i now v th
t1'
he has been an Orangeman for tt
en'ty-two long years. He use yet a
Live, enjoys 'ttook k
1 Y lite and a Den in-
terest
terest in the day's proceedings.
in speaking of old) Orangemen men-
tion
e
tion should be made of Richard iia
ki t
,n o Win -ham who Mined h or-
der
i e the
in I•roland throe -score and seven
years ago. Though now of advanced
age lite performs ditties which are gon
orally left to much younger men.
is said of this staunch-in-theefai't
that. the only negular lodge .meetin
he has Failed ea, attend wore(. Aho
which took place while he -was cot
ing out to Canada.
William Cnonyri of Winglians
bion an Orangeman for over halt
ecu bury.
George Quinn of. Blyth Lodge wit
ed the order about the year 1860..
John McDonough of Maple ern
Lodge, West Bruce County, has been
an Orangeman fon no less than ixty•
'eight years. Iie is still in good
health though not able to etteei
this demonstration,
William McQuillan, Deputy Count
Master, acted 'as director of sere
monies, bun at the meeting in the
grove William Stewart, County Mas
ter, presided.
'there is a cordiality in-Blyth's re
ception of the visitors that is ap
predated and ensures future demon
strations.
Mr, 5, H. Willey acted as judge
and awarded the prizes.
Owing'to the illness of Miss Rabb
who lives at Mile, frank Metoalf's
the hands all ceased playing whit
the procession passed the residenne.
A demonstration such as that o
i •'
tide
} leaves a lot of mune n .
y
town.
At many Myth homes man} friend
item out-of-town were being enter-
,.
Perth -County.
Moukton-J. H. I-lotmes, Master.
h
Linwood -J. J. •
ll, Crooks tiI
,
i eaten. •
t West Bruce County,
Bethel -Jos, Doupe, Mastes•
Maple Grove -Chas, McDonough
Master.
Luoknow-Jas.: Lyons, Master:
,
Iltpley-lh 1VICMtileni, Master.
e
Rervie-W, II. Gabel, Master..:
Kincardine -Thos. Clemens,' Master
The Dagin Seaforth
0
Soaforth, .Jul 13th.- The larges
k• c• y g.
rowel that ever attended a oolhibra
°' tion of any hind in Seaforthathsr
c ed here on the 12 eh for the Osan'g
d celebrate:on, Twenty-seven lodges vier
present representing South, East an
r West Huron, and North and :Soul,
Perth. Al one o'clock a proeeeeio
was formed and headed by the iiii
ed, mens' Bawl and automnobllese .will
of
speakers c •
and [fi is proceeded a ee eci t
p e
p
ee
1 icto•rta Park ar where speeches
wcr
v rie'rivered by W. M.Fitzgerald, _Ii, W
o' 0. S. Wm. Lee, M. W. G. S. Rev, Can
n" on Welsh, R. 1P,, D. G. and the lova
clergymen, - followed by a ;hor
n programme of sports and games.
n-
Th following
e
lc
lodges trete .in Or
g
t
pro0essiou L. 0.L.No.24, .Bay
. field; No. 733,,Hessall; No. 1035 Var
na,No. 710.'Clinton; No, 028 Summer
s-
hell; No. 813, Wintheop,; No 1024, Ex
It eter ; No, 198, Godorich Town
h 189, Goderieh Township ;' No. 152
.meeting Bemniiica ; No, 2170, Port Albert
Ales I No, 145 Godorich Township , No, 31
q- Downey ; No. 759 Stratford ; :Qo
11320, Wartburg ; No, 908, Logan'
as !No. 827, llibbert ; No. 384, Carling
a ford ,; No. 2509 Btb,dhagen
(No. 884, Bannock; No, 51,
t- : St. Marys . No. `591, Kinston ; No
707, Downey ; No. 793,Seaforth ; No
ve
1702, Purple lull ; No. 248, Thorn
n i dale. There were 24 fife and iron
' bands in parade also, the• Mitchel
IBrass Band, Maxwell Brass Band, St
]efarys, and Stratford P'ncolo Band.
The following were the prize win
"' ners : L. 0. L. 2.48 Thorndale, .firs
- prize:
e Oldest memter '.•t parade, Franci
• Boyd, 70 years L. O. L. No, 908 1.0
gan.
• Best lodge in' march, L. 0. L. No
' 759, Stratford, first prize ; L. 0. L
• 813, Winthrop, second ; L. 0. L. No
509, Logan third.
Youngest neember'' 5 nsaetI>f, Ro
Stephens, L. 0, L. No, th93, 'Wood
ham,
Best banner on parade, L. 0. L. lei
a 518, S?. Marys i L. 0. L. No. 809
f Logan, second.'
Best brass band, Mitchell t3anil,
s first ; Maxwell Bandl, St. Marys, se
s cond.
Best 'fife and dram hand, Clinton
L. 0. L. No, 710, first I; Stratford, L
nR
U L. No.759,second.
SC
Best fife player, er Thos. Rands Sea
forth.
Best drummer, George Patrick,
The lade
Seafonth.
.
5
1 e of the Anglican and
Methodist ciureches helped to feed the
Multitude,
In the ranks of Auburn Lodge were
seen the familiar faces of John
Mole, Sturdy and many othea•s. They
are a true blue bunch.
The Londesboro lodge is 0. 1(,
that is it will pass inspection .in
point of msembetslilp, attendance at
meetings, interest in the pnoceeltags
and an ,ever present desi'►3 to I ro-
inote the principles of •Orangeism. It
has been growing 'apace for years
and wh'ie in the membership there
is a goodly sprinkling of the older
heads, ' the younger+ element pre10-n-
mates and there is thus progressive-
ness, : Matt Bruce is master and a
Poptularone he is too. The 5 g
drummer on Friday was Wallace AI -
lin, wi,Si . George McVittie as fifer
and William Jenkins as snare !rum -
men, They were a credit to the
lodge, . indeed there wasn't a bolter
life and drum aggregation in the
line 0f march, And the supply of
drummers seems likely to last. hor
instance, 11 lite Billy: Hesk,' a young-
aIim of about ;fifteen years, gave an
exhibition of his skill up in the grove
and even old timers crowded in to
say, "Well done, Biky,"
Marry Freeman marched wi{th the
Londesboro brethren as lie has himen
doing these very many years past.
Harry first rode the Orange boat in
the old lodge room on the eecond
eon. of Jluillet1. •Ile was one of the
charter members and it was not un -
[1,1 the lodge •surondcredits charter
that he threw in his lot with 7_on-
clesboro. harry is gedting along as
years count, but his interes,! in the
order• will never grow less.
No man in the parade could t}p the
scales On genial 'Matt Mains of Lon-
desboro, an ex-Counity Master. Matt
Weighs well on to three hundred
pounds but bo "stayed with .the
boys" from. start to finish and look-
ed as spry as any of them when
the day's _proceectings were at+ an Ind.
Rcv. T. H. 'Parer of Blyth witnessed
the procesron from a sunn3', street
rorner arid from the many, greetings
he'received from ?he: marchers it
could only be inferred that he, has 'a
large' personal acquaintance smang
the brethren and that they esteem
him highly. Ile is a member of the
.ogrder and made a neat llttl'e epeech
of. welcome le the grove,
The Winghanr lodge won two prie,.
es, one for:, being the ,best -dressed
and the other for having Ibe largest
membership in the parade. The Bei -
fast lodge woh for best banner.
Maple Grove Lodge, three . •niles
from Lueknow, with a membership of
fifty-two, is the second largest lod-
go in West Bcaee Bethel, near Kin-
cardine, conic first.
The lodges in the march were :
Watvanosh District.
Beifaste-Samuel 'Thompson; Master.
Dungannon --Joist Johnsc4yne, Maste.0
Nile --D • Seguss, Masten.
Grey D, trice;
Walton -Neil McNeil, Master.
Brfassels-A. Cochrane Master.
Ethel -S. S. Cole, Master,
Titrnbarry District.
Wingham-J.' W. McKibbon, Master,
' B9'uevale-Arthur Wheeler,' blaster.
Morris -A. Bridges,' Master.
, ie
Motri's. Dlstt t
Londesboro-bl 'Bruce, Mester:
Blyth -H, Robinson, blaster.
Auburn -R. Snell, master,
flelgxave-R. Owens, Master.
Exeter
Ruv. E. (4. Powell has purchased at
imported Welsh pony. •
The 'merchants of own are ohsecv
ing 'Thursday as a Salt holiday der
ing July and August.
Mr. T.1:. Iiandiorcl and his tlas,
of young men took charge of the
church services at Grand Bond of
Sunday.
The Rev, Colin Fletcher, the es•
teemed pastor of Thames Road chute!
had a narrow escape during bhe
storm at-llcgine, where he lsappenec
to be. He had been calling on tri
ends and leaving one house whicl
'was partially destroyed he had just
entered into the only house in tht
S'irmediate vicinity which was unin
jured.
To Strengthen
Weak Nerves
THE BLOOD SUPPLY MUST BE
MADE RICH, RED AND PURE
When yon build up the blood you
strengthen the nerves, because the
nerves get the* food through the
blood. You cannot reach the nerves
with medicine except. through the
blood• --this is a great medical truth
few people realize. Nervous people
are pale people. They are nervous
i'ecanse they are pale. The blood is
so thin and watery that it cannot
nourish„ elle nerves. Starved net Yes
mean sciatica, neuralgia, nervous
prostration paralysis.
Dr, Williams' Pink fills for Pale
People ere a real nerve tonic. They
supply plenty of nourishing red blood.
to the exhausted nerves, thus enabl-
ing them to do the work nature in-
tended they should do. This 5s the
simple secret of the success of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills in curing nerve
troubles. ` As to their valuein cases
of sciatica, Mrs, Job Palmer, Fene
lou Falls, Ont,, says; "For seven
weeks I suffered untold agony from
sciatica.I tried everything to ease
the pain, but it steadily grew worse..
Liniments had no more effects upon
the trouble then water. Then; the
doctor told Ane to apply a hot iron
to the afflicted part and I did so
morrfin,g• after morning. but my leg
had become so numb with the pain
.that I could hardly feel the heat of
the iron, I never expected to be able
to walk again myleg was so drawn'
up, I had tried so many things that
I bad given up hope, yet at the erg•
ing of nay brother I decided t try'
Dr. Williams" Pink Pills.' To my
surprise in two weeks I was able to
stand on my feet with but little
pain, and soon after I was able to
walk about again. I continued tak.
}lig the Pills for about two months,
but sometime before I discontinued
their use my leg had become normal
again, and the agony of the trouble
had disappeared, and I }lave not
since bad a twinge of it. ' Words fail
to express my gratitude for what the
Pills did for rue and I must strong-
ly recommend; theta to all :sufferers
from sciaticavL
The every day mission .of br. Wil
liiune Pink Pills ie to cure cases like
the above, and they will not disap-
point if given e. fair trial Sold by alk'
medietne:dealers;m`,by mail at 30 cents
a box or six bones for $2.50 from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock
ville, Ont.
News -Record 10 Jan, 7813-25e.
July I8th,1912
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