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FOR SA FURDA-Y
E'RE putting on sale Saturday, 15 Ladies
Trimmed Hats, The hats are some of the
smartest and newest shapes, trimmed in our own work
room and are up to the minute as regards style.
• Tour Choice ol the Fifteen Hats Saturday $1.98
adies Suits About Half Price
We are anxious to clear out the balance of op
• Ladies Spring Suits. Just six suits left in stock, in
navy, grey and tweed &loots, satin lining, •some of
these suits sold as high as 822. Your choice of any suit $.1 2.
Now is your 'chance to buy a Suit
at about Hall Price
JAPANESE MATTS
Just to hand this week, one -bale of Japanese
Rugs,• 6 feet by 9 feet, 'suitable for bedrooms and
verandahs, very -special $1.5o
I
A BIG SPEOAL FOR
SATURDAY
'We put 3n sale Saturday, twelve Tapestry Rugs
in fawns, greens and browns. 3 yarclr.`,",ty-J yards and
3 yards by 33: yards, good_qtr...111y, and'wou'd be good
value at 8[5.- Sp.e.rjali'-';or Saturday, $11.75
• A Good Smart Boy Viranted to
Learn the Dry Goods Business
4+++4,4-.4-1-•++++++++++++++++ ; p,x mooner of S eat tle ,W
wan visiting his sister, Mee, G. W.
+ PERSONALS. Barge, on Illonday and Tuesday of
+ this week, enreate to his home, in
I 'Walkerton.
se It is the desire of the i The 8th conwee,ss of • Chamber of
vabetehere that all should4 Comineene of the Empire wilt open
4 take an interest in this
in Guild Hall, London, June lath,
4,ee coitus& of THE NEW le an the list of Beetione Boads of
1,0.30 anti. Clinton Board of Trade
•t ELI.If you Ime.friends eirade, and es
s 4- ; e represented ey T.
+ visiting you, or are goLondo
- 4, ... ;mizzen, jr. .and R. D. Noble of
.4 mg away for a trip, leave
• • t f n, Ene.!lainel. M. Noble le a
, CaimeSane new resident en London,
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word or send it On a post i ancl is actong as substitute for Mr.
card.
. -John Ransford, who is unable to be
le present.
nee,. ; Mrs. John R. Scott, of Clifford,
a holiday visiteor at the home of
Continued frau page, 1 f her sister, Mee. 'W. S. Downs.
I Rev, Mr. Ford expecte to have a
'Mrs,. Rob. Higgens and her son ,theet visit Proem his• san, Mee A.
Auneey and little Alias Lila 'Were the Feed, Ottawa corales.pon d ent to the
, guests of Mrs. Argent 01 town over Winnipeg Telegram oal hes way to
Albert Seeley ere
the holiday. • ' Chicago, to report the Republican
' Mr. and Mee. Alnon arrived home lase week fro e
--- convention wheels open,s an jane 18
;their- western visit. Everyone is
glace testae them back once more.
We iodin wifth the Many friendiein
eXterideng to ouncellor and Mee.
,Reacone hearty congratulations 071 art otadegboro .fox a few
days last week. •
passing" their 43rd anneverearee oe eles, Essen -Leeson of We/04NT is
Mein enaereage. e(W'e,dnesdaY of the guest of Mr. and Mee, Chant. -
kids week was the eventful day, Mess Jennie Holmes abtended the
'MaY they ;see ithelfr 'Golden Weld- gradualteng exercises at the L oe don
ding Lethe wish of thein fiends, -
'Mem Thos. Welker of London'w
was VSeboria 'Hospital 'training (school
When her neice, Mess Irene Dthel
telling on (friend's in And around leohnee of Lucknow, received her
Clinton over the 24th holiday. elineethe.
Mee, L. Lavis and death. en of
In the first 'draft of stations of
Wingliarn, were visetors wth Mee Hamilton Conference, Rev. W. E.
week.
and IVIes. T. Shipley cluing the past jean fatherly 01 canton, is put
• cltown for eVelland.
Mesa McMullen, oe Repley spent
ehe holiday with hes friceide
'Weise and !Miss Mason.
Thos. Maeon ,aceonarianted
• Mr. Manton Ito Toronto foal the week
• Miss Hattie Laves visited friends
Stratfoad overt he 24th,
Barelett Laves -was in 'Porbiee
to for the eetb.
De. Shaw was in Seafoaeth on Tees
nay attending the annual meeting
• of the Centre Huron Liberate.
Mess Carrie Akam at Kin
eardine woe home for ehe 24th,
Mr., Erne Gray and Mies 'Bertha
Lifttle ppene the 24thin '
- • Mils,. LesISe !Kerr l icalLed an
Seaforth /friends this :week.
h. Sonifth attendeet the
• Liberal Meeting of Centre !Ffurlon, at
Seafoath en These ay.
Xt. James Reed '
, sr. of Staeatforte
was a visitor at Mre. William Hill's
of 'Hulleet for !the netts.hSs
san,milliner at Galt,
7 felted her aunt, Mrs, Shier for a
couple of daYis during the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed.,Savil le visited
" d •
aed Mrs. E. J, Jenkins, of Tor -
eat°, spent the holiday in and around
Clinton, Mrs. Jenkins assisted in
Wesley Church choir botla morning
one evening taking the solo parts _in
the anthems and in a duet with Miss
• Bowles in the evening.
• Mrs. Andrew Bell, sem of ehe Lon•
don road, Kippen, Ontar?o, announces
the engagement of her youngest
laughter, Mary Alice Cameron, to
]Rev. John Richardson, B. A. pastor of
Bt. • Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
'Kipper), the marriage to take place
The latter part of' the month of Tame.
Mr, Norman L. Meech, student, Vic-
toria University, Toronto, after spend- The
Eng a short time at the residence of
is father, Mr. Thomas March
Ilifelme Street, left Thursday after-
noon for Germany to take a course of
any in speakingGermae.--[Stratford g All
Beacon., s
MARRIAGES
lefeeRGESS-SAWERS - Ale North
Bruce, aft•the Jeanie of her Parente,
on May 2arci, Laura, third daugh-
ter of Ren. E. H. Sewers, to Mr;
Burgess .ol Tilbury, by Bev. E. H.
Sawees, formerly of Bareefeeld.
Salvation
Services
Bishop C: W. Trotter
Ten Yeats Miesionavy en- Aesiout.
EgYpt, Will Conduce SaLvation
' _Serylcies
In Clinton lor,One Week
•• beginning
.54itordo.,Night
June
Tent will , be localtnee 00lelainByarn& Sutter
t
OD 8 0
L,Icetleelloider 14/11O IVJade 011arge,
Ceenalliiesiellleee -Muse
Retire
The Centre Harlon leelonee •colne
the
niiesioneect mot at emelt house
0 °detects, lade ThuireelaY 'after-
noon and took (the Matter a 'the.
Goderhch licenses Into colnOcileiV
tion. The two lie.enisee cult off, an
• aecoedance with the bylaw of !the
town •council, Are those oar the 1:1171'"
on Houeo , (Jae. ReYnolds, propriet-
er) and the King Edward hotel
Mrs. Keng, ropte Meese). The li-
cense oe 13alitisli Exchange hotel
it extended teatiee 15th of June in
oecless that ehe house may Ilia sold to
o man isuiltable •bo 'the enspeetor.
M.I. Farr, onthe Union betels hap
two inontthe to sell out, but the [li-
cense evill be continelea to the hot-
• R. 3. Cherie of Olen -toe, waist elect-
• ed chaiirman of 'the eoaree. Provill`-
real Inspector Seeclee, of l'oronta,
was peesent at the meeting,
• The Feint Farm Shoat
Huron County Rifle League. Corn-
.
petition Friday, June 14,he
Tmatch committee of the Ew-
an Coen'ty Rene League ineet at
'Dungannon Theme:lay, .May mil, to
ttanoneb businese preparaltion
_for the shoat at Point Faxen. All
the members Were presenti except
the secretbany, Who has got ,past
the age whenhe thinkstweney-four
pollee of pelting lain is good foe
young ducks.
, The next shoot of the League will
he held at Point Farm on Fendan
Jane 14tle
Ranges, 200 yards 'and 500 yards:
Ten men compose a team. Each
competition fires one sighting shot
and seven shots to 'score at ;sena
range.
Shooting commences at 9 a.m.sharp.
Prizes no be arranged by a com-
mittee., anpointed for that purpo.sel
Poisicion prone, shooSenlg off the
elbows. ,
A new system of searing; u,e0 be
adopted fele th•e 14th June, and we
hesees Mint be an improvemlent
ieye.r the old way.
Thee target accommodatton is to
Sia doabled, 50 that all shooting
seould be over in good time.
The range officers are: C. Elliott,
Duneannon ; Webeter, SteHeleas ;
C. IlleeeNcele Colborne; R, Carrick
Whetechurch.
Scorekeepers: H. Bellamy, Dun-
gannon; WeThomeson, St. Augus-
tine; -c—aVeDonagh, Lanes; F. D.
McLennan, Lochalsh • 0, Asquith
Auburn ; A. Boyd, f.ecknow ; Geo.
Robertson, Weetechuech ; H. Mont-
gomery, Goderich 'township.
Amplo aecomodation for all will
be furnished at Point Farm.
Further partioulare will be ob-
tained when the bills art out.
T. R. Rundle,
Secy. S. C. 11. L.
oseeeeeecoo•o•••••oo
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• WITH THE CHURCHES. •
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. ONTARIO ST. CHURCH
The Bpayorth League meeting on
Monday evening was in charge ot the
Citizenship department committee.
The following programme was render-
ed. Hymn 102; Prayer by the Pas-
tor ; Hymn 003; Scripture Leeson,
Dean Courticen Reading C. S. Hawke :
Address, Rev. W; Wylie ; Quartette,
Miss Limy Stevens, Mise Effie Jackson,
0. 8. Hawke and Gordon Taylor.
Minutes or bast meeting ; Hynau 180.
Benediction,
WESLEY CHURCH.
Mrs. Jenkins, of To /eine°, formere
iv Mess Reid, ossisteill the bof
entle morning land eventing lase
Sunday.
The officers • of !Um Epwonth
League well meet tat the, home of
Mrs, J. E. Can telon Thursday even-
ing est this week.
WILLIS CHURCH.
On ThursdaY • ;evening el (this
w eek their will be an en terta linen ent
an the S. S. room when the children
will present "Tem Thumb's Wed-
ding.' Adreesei•on. 10 cents,. •
The Girlie Club held their month-
ly meeting en edon,day kveni:ng.
They, intend havingeir thannual
picnic on Tweet:10.y next,
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
The LadieseGuild of St. Paul's
Church will held their monthly tea
te. the (school room. on 'Monday
June the third. '
The tneanbers of the S. 0.E, eft-
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NOW
!s the Time Foir,
Plumbing,
EalrettorlieMg4ioienging
ILL ORDERS
will receive prompt at-
tention. Prices given
on all kinds of
Roofing, Siding, and
Contract IVork.
ereet, nearly, opPoistilee Mc-
'Teggeeg Seole• Dank, Sanitary Plumbers
Are
Pst7S1.aci.ldigeer'' elel••66`e°41.°111am
.9•'"Ibnse d etee
Were ()Pelle leeele 404 eke.
Vet44)11011 ebell;eeetig;S' t:9.11•:163tiretle•g.it% tireiiel;
b2eeatln$
eelle anleelle•ene`et V.6641141..
Y546; p ti 06' El rp 1 le la rt't- 11: • fa63: ay. Ak' cl• 131 r' I Pt-elC tt
teem Ihe text' "He' naLioi; hath'nhele lieVe
•" '14'1'41°1 ev, lejiiit?1 mt'ailnue:11 nerd011lanlq,Itit t 77111
,jibt uletarti, pe' :221114,3: I • 1.115(‘orht cl et 1‘ Y,13,ety 14f3d1 rge.
• E. Jeakens.
Centrelluron LJJira1r
:Hold ,MegtIng,
• Seaforth. May 2,9i -The minuet meet
in of . the Centre lenron Liberal
Association was 'held, in the opera
bailee Tuesday afternoon. Addressee
were delivered ...by, the member,W.
• Prondfoot, K. 0., Thomas
Dr, show ad M Y. elol,ean.
• Resolutions were introdueed by 3, le
Killoran and W li Rebertson, of (ode
rich, eradorcing the Politics of -the
Liberal leaders an the Dominion and.
Ontario Parlimente. . •
• The following officers werieleceecn
President, M Murdie, Winthrop;
first vice peesiderat, Dr. 3. W. Shaw,
Clinton; second vice president. N.
Keeringhan, Been:eller; third vice pres
ident, JCS. CoevaiesSettforth; secvetary,
J. Le Killoran, Seafottb. trees:n.81',
Goedou Young, Carlow.
, Constance
Ma.etees Geo. Pollard and ' Geo.
Brown, near Blyth, sp"t the 24th of
May tbe guest of Geo.,Clark. and other
friends, -
Mr. Jas. Sutherland, of Brucefield,
and sister Miss Nellie Sutherland, of
Seaforth, spent a few days the guest
of their parents Mr. and Ides, Suther-
land.
Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Adarns,of Blytb,
visited their son and daughter over
Sunday, '
Misses Gerlie and .elay Glazier, ot
Clinton, visited their aunt, Mrs. Thos,
Pollard on the 24111 of May, '
Mr. and Mrs. John Price, of Blyth,
spent Sunday the guest of theitt sister,
Mrs, Dleah Taylor.
Mrs Edwin Britton spent `the boll.
days with friends in London and St,
Thoma.i
Mrs. Met:fully has teken pp her
tabode in the village once more.
Mei. and Mrs. john Riley Jr. and
children, of Brucefielcl, spent Sunday
the guest of Mr, Ben. Riley, ,
Loudon Road
Wedding Bells on the road next
Wedneeday.
George Hanley spent the -24th at
Harteston,
Henry Peacock has been helping his
brother, Lew, in Hullett to raise his
barn so that a foundetion can ee pale
under it, ,
Mrs. Thos. Walker; of Londomspent
Senclay with her Mother, Mr. George
klanley.
Mrs Fred Nott spent Sunday at her
father's in Mortis township, leer par-
ents are not very welt at present. -
We are sorry to ieport that Mr,
John Stevens is on the sick list. He
is one of die old settlers of the Road,
His many friends will hope foe a
speedy recovery.
Miss Annie elePhail is visiting a few
days at Goderieh. •
Mr. and Mrs, George Layton spent
Sunday with friends In Seaforth.
eir. George Watt lost a valuable
cow this week,
A freight trein going south killed 3
COWS 017 the 24113. In four years two
horses and 3 coves have been killed at
W Stanbery's crossing. Something
sbould be done so as the animals
would he safe frona getting on the
track. Une of the cows was valued at
$70.
The wedding of Miss Pearl Wise will
take place next Thursday ;afternoon.
Leebitrit
Mr. Willioin (Strachan, of Louis-
ville, Kentucky, and a former re-
sident here paid a visit t01 one burg
'on 'Thursday .afternoon of lase
week.
Me. and Mrs. James Chisholm ne-
loomed home -on Moinelay from.
Stratford, where they had 'been
a.tendinge !the .ften(ea'al of the lat-
ter's mother, Mrs: W. Whaling
Me. and Mrs. Harry Freeman and
'there daughter visited friends isi
Holineeville Saturday evening and
Sunday.
Mrs, Thomas. ITinch bourne and
daughter Olive of eteloclerieh were
the gemets of 'lir. one' Mrs. Harnee
Horton from Theuelday nigh till
Sun cl ay nigIsI.
Our pastor, elev.,James Han:en:eel),
lei% on Monday enorneng bo ateend
the General Assembly at Edmoriteen
and eervice next Sabbath 'will be at
lin the evening and eonadetted by
Rev, Mr. Gomm, of Dungannon.
0 he isti•an En deav or and Sunday
day School wilt be, cendueted in
the Morning. We ell 'wish Mr.
Hamilbon asafco journey there a -
Pleasant Iteme end safe retern.
Last Sabbath 'we had 'Rev. Mr, els-
Gelleeary of (China to conduct the
serVice here and he was well liked
by all,
Brucelield
Wm Swan has 'returned from Poe -
onto, where he has finiehed his first
year in the University.
13 R Higgins spent Viptoeia Day in
Toronto.
Mrs Todd, who visited last week at
the home of her father, James Roes,
has returnee to het home in 'Tortineo,
Miss Brownlee; of London, was last
week the geese ef her uncle, Rev fl
Woods.
hrMoLain, of TOCkerS0lith, •Was
the guest on her sister, Mrs Wm Man -
dock, Stanley. •
Miss McMurdie, Celifornia, was list
week the guest of her cousin, Mrs,
• Mrs. Thomas Gilmour, of Turnherry,
visited last week at the home of her
sister, Mrs John Cameron.
Miss Murrial Elcoat entertained a
nutnber of girl friende 00 Wedm sclay
evening to a 5 o'clock tea when a
misscellaneous shower was given to
She would be bride, Mie Jennie
MeBeth, who will be married on lune
1st to Mr. Murdock, of Stanley.
The isaerarn.ene of •the Lord's Sup-
per was held an Sab,bable 'lest by
'thecongregation ef ethe late Rev.
John; 110,SS,
Mies, Laura ,Saw.ere, - youngest
daughter of Rev: E. IL Sawens, for, -
merle' of tIiis place, now, of North'
rUCer 'vms Marreed on Thureclay v
lest, ea Burges of Tilbury. Her
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Thelweeeteimenan:gentegetedeneeten!
'tenia'eOtteiletee yieeeeee'Daye eglors -
ineje,rhefireene.e.
,l0cn06•11. $10.14T.6 ,
ti3Itotiv;itiie
t., t Pli'day Seize leth•
eee ;sr ei e
.eesteeybed, ltno • What :..•
• leleat
.ineareseene pep. tio• tiafe
leeTein 15E DEAR'. • ''
• in sneaking, ffe tne coat Men, :ten
P•rla°bi,.137oni,'. are ,$7,e5 and $7.5e, atad
there, well be pneaesie tell .alicine the
net ,ot Sesitenebere whenanetther 25c .
will b"e,acededee.Tio•ere Will:be high
pine en ece dee.be, next evit,tee: •
, e
• Sunday LeVening- ',fund ' est, • the
meanbenie ot Clinton Ledge 0, Q. F.
and .vielilteng .bretheen, will attend
•davine eperee de at St: Paul's. church
ae ;o'clock; - Rev. c. B. gekacizis,.
preec'n. ' a special Berman Ito '
le0e-eiGHT A FORD. •
This week alined Auftomobile was
dellivereld toeefr. 'Chas Wallis and
eeder Mae, langforclis enstrinceiono
Mr. Wailes is able tornin ehe ear
lierneelf. We- hope eo be alele to
Prent Mr, Wallis' experieece in run-
ning' a car aftber a while•
A OUVEIT WEIDDIle G.
• On Theesdey evening oe -last
week at•the Ontario Street parson-
age, Rev. T. Wesley Cosens tied the
neptSal knot beteveen leer. John
Prank Deems and Mies Della Hazel
Pinch, u
The young couple are welt
and fatmeably known and have 'the
•best •wishes ot a large cerele of
It iends for a long and happy mar-
ried life, Mr. and Mrs. Dixon will
continue to live is !Clineoin.
SEASIDE SUMMER HOMES,
Itt e01110(00t1071 With itbe ;seashore
resents.. en the Corin,ecticut Coast of
Long' Island Sound near NeW non -
don Conn. onthe thee of the Grand
Trunk Railway's New England Sys-
tem, a•seetes et attractive and com-
fortable ,cottages can ,be wanted
fen- the summate ThIs is I1)am:de-
spot and new 'to Cana deans. et will
no doubt attract a Dumber of peo-
ple from Canada ittlies year. The
Grand: Trunk -ere Inenguratingi
rieW train !service liesesingi Mon -
'heal at 8.00 pen. daily except Sun-
day, arriving New London 8.00 a.m.
This train 'tog° into effect on June
th.
OFFICERS ELECTED,
The following officers were elect-
ed on Tue,sday evening at the I. 0.
0.P. Lodge:-
N.G.-A. Machete
v $.-G. Webber
elec. Secy. -B..7. Gibbings.
Secys-J,Wieeman.
Tree earer- 11.13, Chant.
Representative to !Grand Lodge--
B. B. Kerte
Ieepresentatives to District Meeting
-johWeccud h
n sei anelmT
s ecketr
The Diebriet meeting may be held
in Clinton as D. D., G. M., MureaY,
of Exeter considers •Clinton central
for the meeting.
FRUIT, OUTLOOK GOOD.
Prospects for cherries,plums, ap-
ples and pears in 'this vicinity were
novel" better. There an a•bunicl-
aims of biessom and want es needed
now is dry, sunny daye eo fully de-
velop the finale The last two years
have been failures as far as the op -
pies; have been ,concerned, and the
fanmees have felt it keenly, as many
depend a great deal on itheie or-
chards. However, there has (been
more %lime and care given to or-
chards !this Last year 'than ever be-
fore, and if the crop es egai.n fail-
inc 31 will not be for want of pep-
Per-gtentien. Some of the largest
orchards are those of Roberti: Sloan,
. whet has 85 actes ; H. T. Renee, 35
aeree and W, H. Lobb, 25 acres.
MADE A PRESEN7SATION AT
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE.
Ate the regular monthly- meeting
of the Women'e Institute bield east
Thurstlay afternoon ithere was a
good, attendance. • During the ev-
ening the retire/1g preeident, Mr.
Kearns, was presented with a cold
meat fork. Mee. Hall, in a few well
chosen,words, (told of how the
ladles felt that she had none the
Leet she could en ,every inetaloce.
Mrs. Kearns spoke very kindly axed
hoped"the ,support would be given
Mrs. Monroe that had always beea.
given her. Thursday, the 3011,
ing the Annual District edeeeinig ab
Illyth, a uomber of the ladies per-,
Pose attending. One mew menthes.
to ined the :so mety. ,
BEE DEMONSTRATION,
Tne• Bee demon,stration held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. esaate
Dodd e on Thuais day of 'lase week
wae a grand surness. Inspector fe,
6 Shrink, assisted by Me; JacOb Ha -
beans', 01 &leech, Secretary of Huron
County 73eek eepere Association)
took eharcl
ga of the emonstratiton
Noe only isInepector Shrink a 701-
IV good fellow, but he can almost
t; 11 you 'the age of a be Withoutexamenengi ift. He ceet,ainey under -
stns becg, Ina finish, There were
Lamm 25 to 30 beekeepees iat the
meeting. iL es a great deal ;easier
foe the average person to leaeln
how to do things far naoee queckly
oy. eeeieg 'them clone and told how,
and' the Inspector was quite. wiul-
hg the people how to do
el erythine, :they wanted 'to, know,
lele•save 'Mr. and Mre. Dodds great
praise foe 'the' style and condiltion
they had ellehe bee,e, in. Every -
teeing Was as clean as a new pen and
meet; of those present event •hotine
'with the with to do better not
,witle the determination to (do ism
Onearin. thA
ere' are 'only mer
counties ttliat bave no •disease
among the bee e and Huron County
et One of the four. It speaks well
for galleon beekeepers and 'the peo-
ple who. eat honey, in this lo.cality
get it clean !and pure. Following
ere the names el some who ,wetre
Present at the demonstration ;-
J S, Slu•Snk, inepeeter ; Miss McFar-
lane; Theodore -Haberee ; Coop-
er: 10, W, Watt; Hugh eleGregoe ; S,
Cox; Wm. Sinciair ; Liv ermore ;
Mrs. Lever:mere; Thos. Prfaser ; W.
le El Bolt ; R. Pepper.; Arthur
Chapman ; 'Wm. Mule:lock ; Jacob'
}laborer; Ahern Irving ;..John
Inge L,BeAtie; .Thos, Chuathill.
tiniest PairserVice Mc, Rundell ;
nee Mrs. Dodds,
,sugars recl'ueci +40
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A ReeNAWAY, • .,
se The deeivelY leoese ne Beacom. &
earieseh, took. e.amie to henteein on
Thereday morning about 74 o'clock-
-No, damage: WELS done, The 'horse 'Walt Paper
rtistic,
eitepped, at the- store,
'COUNCIL MEETING MONDAY,
lrheilenels ,Meeting see the Town
,Willia hetet 'Monday evenk-
eng' at -the ,Ogurrell,Ohtivnber 'at
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VelenVS OF TACOMA.
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• nolne freeilds''ef the New Era Seale
usi No_.:2' 11017y di Vol, "See Am-
• Mica 'Pirate' whieb was fully Illus-
trated • with VieWs of gardens, 'pubis
:Ate Places and also of various :place
est the' Paeifie Coast.. it ea/nein -
ly show e "how peoplencen beiteele
theer own town and.. city.
LOTS OP RAIN.• ,
:. This Ibolen' and- sectio • n Visite
'ed by a heavy rain stared Tueselay
eeeninge and the istre.ete were •sobri
runnirng„ like rIvers, Th.e delain 10
:front Of R. elearehall's •stare be-
came chocked up and Weer,' over-
ran the elide:walk in !front of Mane-
roe'e barber shop end etores along
that
LAI:NE ANNIE 8, PREN)DERGAST,
, Mee, Annie S. Prendergaet, former
ly Miss Annie Seymoun Ryan, of Olin
ton, passed away very suddenly on
May 13, at •ber residence, Grand
Rapids, -Mich. The late -Mrs. Prouder
gest will be remembered by a host of
friends, who will deeply regret to
learn of her death. While in ellinton
cleceased was a enueic leacher, and
taught here and in Stratford and
Toronto in Bishop Strong's Sphool,
She also had branch classes in towns
around here, She xeceived her early
musical educetion mailer Marquis Chris
holm and Dean Garanichael, and had
:taken her degrees as 13ache1or of
Music. Afterethe death of her bus
band, the late le D, Prendergast,
some time ;ego, she moved to Grand
Rapids, where she has since resided.
Two daughters'Aurelia S., beek
keeper with the 0. & W. Thum Oo„
and Edythe IL bi., stenographer with
Reystek & Canfield Co., survive. She
will be remembered as a sistee of
Mrs. Fred Whitt,
CLINTON WON.
Baseballdis streck Olintoe in large
Proportions on the 24th, the germ
spreading to old and young and a
large number of the fair sex seccumb-
ed. It was the real Spring germ -
beseballitis-found in epidemic quanti-
ties it loge cities pareicularly, hut
intensely acute when found spreading
tosnah a live sporting centre as Olin -
ton. There was a good crowd at; the
game considerinfe that many were one
of town for the holiday, The 'home
team easily deposed of the London
team by a score uf 10 1„ The visitors
only reached third base twice and
was lecky to score their run in the
last innings by an PrrOr. They only
succeeded in getting 7 men on bases
and three of these were caught steal-
ing bases and mie went to sleep at
first. Clinton was lucky besides scor-
ing 10 runs they had 0 men left on
bases, Baker had a good day in the
box striking out 18. He walked 5 ;Ind
made two hits and bad a run to his
credit. The two Lon:lon pitchers had
only 4, strikeouts, 3, 73. Hoover and
a London Mall were the umpires. The
management is areanging for othei
games to he brought on during the
4slenaciscisitalo. stove:
ee ollawing was the. liup
P Id, °I 1
n. 1. -4 R 0
2
Hunter, c 0 4
Hilless0 4
ch, 3b 0 4
o
reiscott, lb 0 2
'Henry, 2b 0 3
England, c f • ..... ... 0 3
Mason, r f
Pleat, p
0 2
Potheringliana, p
0
' 0 1
7-277
Clinton R e)
in Johnson, lb.. ' 1 . 3
McCaughey, 3b 0 5
A Johnson. e. ... . . 1 4
Draper. 2b . 4 0
Rumball, c f.... 2 3
ruktyre,,rpi e. 1: 3
°Ewen, 11 1 2
Twetehell. .88 , 0 3
10 e7
Clinton 0 4 1 0 2 2 0 0 1-10,
London 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1,
fXCURSION TO GUELPH
Under the ausuices of the West
Unroll Farmers' Institute.
SATURDAY. JUNE 8
SPECIAL TRAIN BY C. P.R
Leave (time adult .child
3 o d &rich 7.20 am. $1.55 $ .80
McGaw, 1,33 1.55 ,80'
eS album 7.43 1.50 .75
7.55 1.40 ,70
Walton 8.07 1.20 ,60
lefeeTaught 8,18 1.10 ,55
W. Monk/ton s,8.30 1.05 .55
Milverton • 8.45 • .85 .45
ldillbank 8.56 .80 .10
Linwood( 9.05 .65 ,35
Wall 9,31,51.0110 .. . 0.15 .55 .30
Elmira • •9.25 .50 .23
Arrlive at Guelph 9.55
Reftarningt the especial train 'wilt
leave Geelph 7.00 pen. Excursion-
ists from •st Aeons Goclereth to Mc-
Naught (inclusive) leave privilege of
remainding (over and returning by
any regular (train Monday, ,Tune
A TRIP FULL OF INTEREST
MIAs 151015 pepular tbrip of the
'season. Come with us and see the
famous tllrat Col-
lege; the Experimental. P.arro, ra
place' of nev9liendilrig alter:Action
e'or agriculturists eind horticultur-
ists; MacDon.ale en etetute and Mac-
Donald Frills itwo noted education/ell
centreg af special Intiorest Ito wo-
man; ,'the ponsoltdotte(d Rural
School and Sehtool ;Gardena; Hon:.
W. J. Harma's celebrated Pairm Coa-
ony ; and 'the many. moints of Indus-
trial and commercial interesit wjth-
it City of Guelph,
A day of(Educetion., InspiTatiog,
Recreation. Do not MASS 51.'
J, ,Mall ough,,Dungannon,_ Pres.
Wm, Eailje, pungann,on, Secy.
If you want .eomthing really
artistic tin Wall Papers we
.clann your interest,
need., • no argument to
provo• that Ile fleet requisele
ita ;successful benne decorathng '
es ProPor PaPer hangings,
The walls should be lunar-
. mony witsh 'the general fur:111-
.9114os Ieffect, They can be
ennd ,,se all ' camper tivel y
1111110 expease,
Yon live with 'the Wale
Paper of a e'eS0)11 even morg
than with the carpet, let's
feee toeface with you ,at eVrerY
turn, )3n you pick it oat witii
lthis tehought innaind7 We
did when plading one, order,
Due Wall Paper Department
has everyithiing in the Way of
• pattteenie and qualities, and
we will gladly give oug-
gositloins about decorating a
nom or a Whole house
go,
ILL PAPER TRIMMED
FREE
Cooper:Co
CLINTON
ellellealgsleeMinenelnefek'SMEEMIIIISIE28
Rose Comb Brown Leghorn
Eggs For Sale5
He in this pen are peize Win-
ners, and are excellent layers, Eggs
$1.80 for 15. A geese hatch guar-
anteed,
H. A. HOVEY, Clinton
• For Sale or ilent
A conefortablet 7 -roomed cottage
cm 'North Street, geed garden with
emit ereesf good water. All in
good 'condition, Apply to New Era
or to
•MRS. 3. BUITLBR
Teacher Wanted
uramons...
Experienced teacher want ed, male
or female, to ;teach Ulnioni Scheel
No. 12, Goderich and EI•tellett, eitua-
itecl, at Summerhill, coltavenie,n't to
church and postoffice, with. daily
mail eervice. Duties to commence
September 3rd, 1912. States ;salary
iv ifth qualific et Fong. Applications
will bereceeved nese°. June 15th,
T. 3, LINDSAY, Secretary,
R. D. No. 1, Clinton
May leth, 1912.
House tor Sale nr Rent
A 7 -roomed frame h,ouse on
Hutton Street, opposite Cornmeal-
cial foe gale Or to rent.
House is :being put in good,' order.
Wateewarke en connection. Apply
' • MISS PORTER,
Rattenbury Street
Farm For Sale.
Loft 40, 7th Concession, Goderich
Townishep, consisting of SO acres,
all seeded down ;except 25 acres. 2
acres; orchard, Fejanee 'house 20 x 30
with out buildings. Barn 30 x 72
with: etabling under. First class
Well, Fawn is 6 miles from Clinton
and 4 from Bayfield.
A Ptel-e on Premises or address
Geoege Burnett,
Clinton P.O.
Room to Rent
Rooms for rent in Beaver Block
occepled at present by Miss Grant,
Pince 53.00.
JOHN JACKSON.
elearing
Fire Sale
On, arnon.at of 'the slight damage ,
done to our ',IVElline•ry, we have
decided to clear met fonr ;stock at
Half Price
!Como Early While the Bargains
Lasts.