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There has been a lot of
care and time. expende
in seleCting this RING
stock of our, rQuite,
good deal of monek, tgo,,
for we- wanted, --above Oil
things,- at. CalanOnte, as Wg
possibly get it:,
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We. have,. some particu::
lar1}7 handsome nton„ none
stnictions tar
Al t i f Se,h'
d ea:AP at_ra_tx_. fe
forgentlemen.
S.merth4ji ror$2.001
anallintiletlillttpriee go
"Ilwayt"m# over a tit
IIIINDREine DOLLARS
aa. aentented •
Thetnwe be „some cute--litfle
Maga for the: yodnger folk fen
$1,00 end thereabouts.
reit *ill be ,perfectly Safe if
yen depend upon MIS StnrC,.
for yinar, Ring Needs `
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zawEitn and OPTICIAN
•THE ItAILL TROPHY:
July 17---Ctaincars lat Seaforth,
Jule- 31-Godorinit at Clinten.
Only lime reaching, all Summer
Resorts En Highiarnds nf 'Ontario,
isseitading
MUSKOKA LAKES,
OF BAYS,
ALGONQITIN PARK,
INIAGANETAWAN RIVER,
WRENCH RIVER,
(113111AGAMI,
ICAWARTHA LAKES.
Rein Simmer Service now in tele
iteet to all the above Resorts.
Write for full particulars aid il-
luntrated folders, to any !Grand
Meisel Agent. ,
nomesechers' Excursion
Jnly8 md.23 August' 6 tend 30
September 3 and 17 --
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tea Via Sarni al :or aChinago.
Wannipog and return $34.00.
Eimannon and return, $42.00.
alienate good for 60 days.
NO CHANGE OF CARS.
Special train will leave Toronto
"10.20 atm. on abovel dates, via Chi -
nano and St. Paul caarYing through
Teaches and Pullman Tourist Sleep
hag Cars.
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'c Grand Tritisk Pacific Rail-
way is the shortest and quickest
, matte between
WinalitegeSaskatIon- -EdinOnton
Wow Feet Express, service be-
twW
een innipegt and Regina.
Sitiooth readbed, .electrie lighted
sleeping ,cars, superb 'dining :car
seandee.
Leave: Winnipeg t 6.00 p.m.
Amine Regina 7.00 a.m.
Arrive Saskatoon, 8.30 a.m.
Arrive Edmonton, 9.00 pen.
For Intl particulars and tickete calI
on in write -
„a atnEll'a RAN'SFORD & SON, Agents
A. O. PATTISON. depot agent
.A.E. Duff, district passenger agent
'Engem ntattnne 'Toronto-,
,CLINTON COAL
• YARDS
Yards Opposite G. Tat. Station Dorothy Heath, for the past week.
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elineleelententeetente ran' ".• 'nett
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iraninek
Mrs. Allan, Sr., bad 'ter ankle !ladle
sprained recently. Out is able to be
around again, -
Master Harry and Deno:0'13mi, of
Clinton. arenpending a few weeks, at
W, Shepheads. ••
Don't forget the Lawn Social to be-
held her on July 25th. Everybody
come and have a good abate; ,e •
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•--.11anWni.'6jteeney i4ed...ciatigfifei4: en
flohnestallevisited theft : daughter,
Mrs, D; Tudonone,day.laets'weektl •
Miss Melts teeth., ef ,Stinan, Danotat is
itipendinintit fewdane-the gtieet'79i thee,
' Oahe F?dillaWitn. Atinantoeinetnn "otherfriend
nMies4Allie It/clieWatspa,-20,fratialliala, js
visiting her sister Mtii. 'w.
Ated",s.-.9400klas,itiKuitoioas,b4knet
' lot to Mrs. JohnBeltten.,..Wennaler.t
,ateind shelgeteaptigneriaMelsa efAngint.
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Presentatiens,-Refore-leaving -lawn
pereille for .1)ungaution Mrs,, (Revd
t_J.-Ei Hunter was preirented, by the
Ladies'Aict of Shiloh erithat 'beautiful
•g•old, brooch, set with aniethyate and
pearls. It was antorapanied by an
• appreciative address. The following
evening the W. M, 8., of the Circuit ,
made a gift of an- oak sectional boole
ease to Mrs. Hunter. The address
said a number of very nomplimentery
things concerning the work _of Rev.
and Mrs. Hunter, who renlied.fn fitt-
ingterma ' a • t • ' I
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Rengallatn` ' t
Miss Lottie Grassick is veiy ill; bun, it
hones -of recovery are eatnetaine,att et
Mris. PdcLeodaef Dettridt, is tht,
guest of her brother, Rnalenthrona ' "e°
„ Airedj: Stewart,- Of Odeted, nt. the'
attest of Mrs. Harry Arinold. "" a
Mrs. George Walker, ottGuelpia' and1tL
her five cnildren are petits of her :9
mother, nire. Sraallacembe; and tathea:
relatives, • ' : al
Mrs. Madden, of near" Torontrin-
the guest of her son, Percy -Menden, a°
of the Molsons Bank staff.- „t
The local colleen istprepanitig, tat": :,„n
put five carloads of crushed stone on "at
our businese street. They' atenalgo
experimenting with oil, nestreet
sprinkler. en, I •
. The cenncil will • place. a• laign , it
whietle on the powerheuse boiler or
fire alarm purposes.
"Scareely any rain fell here - this
week, and many. of. our -farmers' are
getting very anxious as crops are Buf-
f. i
• email da,..c tieehelds-andettes
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paretic:ins were -being made to close up
NUllen onemf the cherideliers smitlenin
, fell. The iron frame, struck one •o
the Young . gentlemen DR the head.
He was more stunnea. than hurt how
ever and is now able to be ' about.
wiTilhvereRaect, Minn satt,evAennas,reowf sailoinThoseuane•
day next, ,while our Rev. Mr. Inellettt--
lane will peea,ah.in Seaforth. '
• The Rey,: Rend Dean-, Hodgins, of
neefottin has:thong tha inettatennamer
vi141 7117; Int' • a d.l; te'4
e • olnen i as' reii"e7tilmMe
for et vacation. a •
, Harry,,Felconerhes %returned on a
enidssurrarnernieit. '
, iniseRubseWoodehawarrined' home
roth nollegen ; /is
A larent,terageiryiee nelheld en
I thenewn of Mewl :Fa Heath) dal the
terrace. dalargetithoW'inditiedted tu
hthene epteiroehadisoamreeMtoishseiosneere,"!Medref.ollr
:eab
leeld'a ettlfettl- diet :the aneattle-
jpillainseilast ayear. n. s
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..-..,- Prices, \-- 4
For the ': balance ' Of . July' ' W : will 'off' e.:ispe.:ia'.1. iriciti'oe' '-
Special
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.roen.ts to clear our ren-inarits ancliineSAlii,t are.
partly sold out.,
,;.:r.freliit*tyl..,;,..:16,1..i.,:pkit,t,ii4,,,,,::: oht464::e: ilawbrittitoY:::WWtht '
; , sister of the. kre
, - was gfrtlan a*:-Ptertila "hse4fe,4cgcees4.)aielfiLdi
* ' itt-43,ilaideri haat; fethavith' lily 'of the
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ilfs°36er.b Igt'e 64;4 ucineluitsent, oq eeki•'
a ey. and white roees. rain wore the
1,e0Orgee gift, rt. peri ;neeklece,, and
also an old heielooin a king of anbies
set in pearls the •property of ner great,
gneat grendraother. ; They wet:gain.
attended. _Miter Adelaine, Nairn sang
• "Because" and Megars. Stewart Jack.,
nen and Stone, cif: 'NOW troth,gang a'
delete :Tbe ybung_emiple steed sbefore
'6, nank-offerns.and datetientTne house
,decoilations were Menses tindthe :celea
effect of ma:inn-Wes Oink 4ml:whiten
Jlire britiansnotherlwoilea handset*:
gown- af spay rink ethe, wedding ;gifie
were, bean tillitritaroua :'andtaitairannt,
nafter:thatacetemeinynathe nntiniter ' 'ant
ticlayanotaila istseentnotieft-ditanat ;i Mr..
read Idreitalting left' Ors'afte.thettli: arntat
, .rettia g,Oderipli•‘ tota-aVeYltaall; Saakti-
teitheiletheyevill „ rennin. ha thesfuntie a
;Catteists.fions'allintonwere,'Airgat Wm,
, lecksona,Mrs. Those Jackson,. SteWart
Jackson , and his (elands; Mr, Stone, of
New York and nfayot and Mrs: 'Gibb.
Inge. Guests were also Minn* from
Stratford, fled City,. Iowa, Sealloth
and Goderich. .• . •
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The Litman/ ofanir.- and' kits. 'John
Joynt, Ross stet, Lucian -dm, was
the scene of a very pretty daisy wed-
ding when theitedaughtea Ida Ful.
ford, was united in ,roarriege with
Mt. Walborn& Molnenti, of 'Fullerton,
Dale eon of 'Mien anatit Mrs. McLeod,
Ferest, Orin" Theinowle was prettily
decorated with marguerites and ferns
and Mee Sellery, of London, played
the wedding march. -The' bald% Who
was given away by her fathnie wine
a gown of duchess satin trimmed
with pearl' ornaments; the tulle veil
waa arranged with orange -blortecang
o form a Juliet cap ,• and she carried
shoWer bouquet -of bridal- roses and
ily of tne vallen. Hen only orna-
ment was a pearl ounbeirst. ,the gift
the groom. Tins seater .of, the
Miss Margaret Letitia; 'acted
s bridesmaidewhile Miss Grath Mc.
ood, sister of the groom, was maid
f hen*. - They weep gowned 'alike
n pink Mentalane - and carried bog'
uete of'sweet pees tied with. stream:,
re of cream satin ribbon. The:best
an was Mr. Gordon O'Brien, of Tcn
onto. Rey... Gebrge. McKinley eonn
tutted Jim ceeemony, - assisted by
ev..J. W. nillico of Glencoe, -Minn ,
robber in:laws of the -bridei During
he signing of the register, Miss Edith
reeman, of Lucknow, sang "Beloved.
is Morn," After the' wedding
'luncheon, served on the lawn, Mr.
and Mrs. McLeod left for their home
10 Fullerton, California, where the
bride will be at home to her friends
after Sepnember 1.
er eg.
Mr., John McIntyre is holidaying
with Toronto relatives..
Local gensinia grower:, are complain-
ing that the extreme wet weather of
the springfollowed by the. present
dry spell is causing many of the plants
to wither away.
Mayfield
Mrs, hloorehouse is holidaying here.
Dr. Axon and Mrs. Axon, of 0.in-
ton, spent Monday in town.
Mrs. Lowery and family, of Detroit,
are Summering on The Terrace.'
Messrs Garnet Atkinson and Broder
McTaggart visited in Seaforth last
Friday.
Miss Grace (fluff and her brother,
Mr. Newman Oluff, of Clinton, spent
Sunday here.
Miss Jean Maraggart entertained a
number of her friends at a card party
Monday evening,
Mr. Clarence Paieley, of Clinton, is
the guest of Inn 0. O'Neil, of mirister Grove.
Mr. Ross drove 'a ;umber If young
men from the village to Seaforth on
the glorious twelfth.
Mi98 Amy HOWSOD; Me. Mills and
Miss Dorothy Mill., of Clinton, spent
a day here last week.
Mises Dell and Hazel O'Neil, and
Messrs. James Inarie and Gordon Tay-
lor were in town last Thursday.
Abs. Glass and Mrs, 51cMillan
motored to London last Thursday.
Mr. Glass returned with them to Bay -
f
Mr. Robinson, of Westniinister,
Vancouver, and a student of McGill
University, Montreal is the guest of
Mrs. Jewett.
Mrs. Ina and family, of noronto, ac-'
companied by Mrs. Jones .and Miss
Jones, have taken cottage No. 4, in
Jowett's Grove.
Air's. Tolmie and dauglaters,of Wind-
sor are in their summer cottage on
"The Terrace". Rev, Mr. Tolmie is
expected next week.
Ma Reg. Hodgins, who has been
camping here with his family, left on
Thursday for Stratford. From there
he will go to Detroit. •
Mr. Newman, of Detroit, arrived in
Bayfield last Friday. Miss Marie
Newman has been the guest of Miss
Ml tip& 01 Coal on hand—
Chestnut Solt Coal
Stole° Blacksmith
Furnace " Coke
• Kennel Coal and Wood
Tiite-2i, 3 and 4 -inch size—
The Tile is of the very best
• quality.
Bnek to Order.
Rev. D, K, Grant and children from
Clinton spent last Friday itt Bayfield.
Mrs, Grant,who has been visiting Mrs.
W, T. 0 Neil retuined home with
them,
Messrs. Harold Heath and Earl
O'Neil were in Clinton last Saterday.
Mr. McKenzie who has been vniting
Mrs. Heath *nye into town with
,them, and took the foo' -twenty train
tor London. The boys returned to
camp the same night bringing with
them Miss Hazel O'Neil.
Mr. -Stewart Jackson, of Clinton, ac-
companied by his friend, Mr. Stone
and Misses Jean Chiciley and Evelyn
Greig spent lint Thursday in Bayfield.
In the evening ata small dance in the
pavilion which they attended, the
young gentlemen kindly entertained
II FORBES tlitoen•st.rowd with a manner of .selee.
An unfortunate accident occurred
est Saturday night at the pavilion.
Phone 51..
eneetamenameansee
anan-
GOO M St OD"
and so is every chair we show.
You select one and bave wife
select other. It will be a "boss
up'which is best. You can't go
a/ MISS on •
s ANY KIND OF A tinalAIR
,in our stock. They're all good
Just so with entire stock we
e--;11°7.it8tTt in town,
a a s v;y 'hose who know
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buy furniture at our place.
Atkinson & Dunford
IJNPERTAKING &ND FERNITIIRE
hippett
• Married In Dakota. -The following
which we take from es recent issue
of the Drayton Elcho,• North Dakota,
will be of interest to a good many
of our readere. De. MacKay is a for-
mer Kippen boy. Dr, McKey and his
bride were visiting friends in Kippen
and Tuckersrnith a week ago and it is
needless to say they received a warm
and cordial welcome wherever they
went. The Echo says : A very, pretty
June wedding was solemnized at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. George Patter-
son, of Bowesmont, when teeir only
daughter, Jeannette, became the bride
of Dr. J. F. McKay, the - well known
Physician of Bowesmont. Rev. Peter
Erickson officiated and the ring 'ere
mony was used. Miss Poole of For.
esb River presided at the organ aud
the bridal party entered the parlor to
the strains of Lohengrin'a wedding
march. The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, , wore a bee*.
dant gown of embroidered 4 oile over
messaline and carried an arm bouquet
of bride's roses and lilies of the val-
ley. The maid of honor was Miss Mar-
ion McKenzie, of Forman, North Da-
kota, a cousin of the bride. She wore
agown of white net over silk end can
ned pink carnations. The bridegroom
was attended by his cousin, Mr. Creme
ble, of Cavalier. A short informal re-
ception followed the ceremony, after
which a deliginful luncheon was sea
ved in cafiteria style. The bride and
groom left from St. Themes for a two
weeks' trip to the, former home of
the bridegroom near London,On t. The
wedding gifts were numerous and cost-
ly, including meny beautiful pieces of
cut glass, silverware and linen. Both
the bride and groom are well known in
this community and they left on their
wechlrng trip with the hest wishes of
their friends for a long and happy
journey through life.
Leeburn
-Miss Winnie Shaw, of Toronto, ar-
rived in our burg Saturday evening to
spend two weeks holidays at the home
of her parents.
• Miss Alberta Horton, of Goderich, is
spending a few days with her grand-
mother, Mrs. Iva Horton.
Miss Jessie Linklater arrived home
from the West on Friday evening.
Her many friends are glad to see her
back again,
The W. F. in. S. will hold their regu-
lar monthly meetieg at the home of
Air. la Lawson on Wednesday after-
noon, Prayer meeting Will be held on
Thuredity evening.
Brucelield
Judging by the number of people
passing through our village on the
12th, Seaforth must have been pretty
welt crowded.
Jas. McQueen and wife have re-
turnen frorna trip to British Colum-
bia and the North West They think
that good old Ontario is still good
euough for them although much
pleased with all the places they
visited -
Alt's. Harry: Little has returned
from visiting in Toronto.
Mrs, Arthur kitchen has renamed
to her home in G,oderich. • He honie
in Regina was injured by the cyclone.
She had it rented.
A lawn tennis club has been started
in our village. .
Miss Nellie Breadfoon of Tototto,
is spending her vecation at the home
of her brothers Messrs William and.
Alex. Broadfoob, • ,
The friends of John Murdock and
bride met at their home on iviondaY
night and presented Mrs. Murdock
with a handsome cut glass water pit -
ohm' and goblets.
William McQueen will preach in
13rantferd next Sabbath,
Goderia Townehin
Lang -Sturdy- A pretty wedding
too place at the home of Mr. Geo. 0.
Sturdy, Concession 1„ ef this town-
ship, on Wednesday at high noon
when his daughterneligs Linda Sturdy,
became the bride-ut Mr, Thomas Lang
grandson of Thos. Jackson, Jr., of
Clinton The ceremony was perform-
ed by Rev. Dr, Medd, of Gonerich, in
n the presence of many invited guests,
1°°64/11°T1a. the weclaang. march, being played by
'• laneit-:
John Pairelerrice 'has purchased a
fine driver from albeit Trewin last
week.' s
• Miss Alice McQuarrie, df Warwick,
is spending a,few weeks with her sister
Mrs, Britton, of Constance.
Mcflool, of Torontonaspenta-
ing a months vacation under the par-
ental roof.' • ' • ,
Mrs. :Wm. Tamblyn- and Masten
Roberta of Toronto, are spending a
• few weekeevith Mren-John Tamblyn
and also -relatives in Winghain.
'EerlDexter, of lityth, spent Sunday
with his cousin, Win: Trewin.
Miss Mary Cartiight is spending a
week with her cousin Miss Rae•And-
rews of Auburn,' •
alt!. and- Mrs.. Willis Mountain
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mr& Henry Adams. "
LOndegboro
Robert Haggitt, of Pidgeon, elichi-
fan arrived here with his family in
is auto to visit his father and sister,
Mrs. James Woodman,
Mrs. W. T. Brunsdon accompanied
by her SOD Arthur has gone on a trip
to Manitcba. Arthur will likely.go on
to Edmonton and also Vancouver.
John Hutton shipped a car otwheet
this week and got a car of Manitoba
flour shorts and wheat foe feed.
E. Watson. of Blyth, and al. Arm-
strong, of Hulletheach shipped a num-
ber of hogs from hate on Wednesday.
Mrs. Uoombs had hen daughters
from London for a Vint over. Sunday.
Miss Walker, of London. was the
guest of Mrs, W. T. Brunsdon over
uHy,
n ad a Tn. g
is Mutest done here and the
crop Is very fair but not heavy.
On Monday we had the first rain of
any use fer eiX weeks and we are in
need of more yet.
Miss Alice Bell is visiting in Ottawa.
Rev. J. H. Osterhout will preach the
second of a series of sermons on the
Lord's praymain the Methodist church
next Sunday morning,
Dr. Gunn, of Clinton, was here on
Monday night in consultation with
Dr. Allison on the case of Geo. Lyon,
Rev. and Mrs. Osterhout are spend-
ing a couple of days this week at the
Summeri
School n St. Thomas,
Mrs, Taylor who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Lasham for a few
weeks has returned to her home in
Ottawa.
Miss Minnie Lyon is the representa-
tive of the League here at the Sum-
mer school at St. Thomas this week.
Miss Geraldine Chaptnar,of London,
is visiting el the Methodist Parsonage.
Stanley
Mrs. Metcalfe and her' daughter
Mary, of London. and Mrs. Wools, of
Lucknow, were visiting Mrs, Charlotte
Johnson, their sister at the home of
Mr Thomas Campbell, last weeg.
Miss Julia McDonald, of 'fucker.
smith, was visiting her sister. Mrs.
John McCowan, Sin last week. She
was accompanied by Wen -Peter Day -
mond.
Mr. Malcolm McEwen and wife were
last week visiting friends and relatives
in Kent County. .
Miss Lille McCowan and Miss Clara
McGregor spent the 12th with friends
in Myth. •
Dr. John Roche, of Detroit, called
on several old friends on the line last
week He wag toarnerly a resident of
lot 19 on the Second. • ,
Summerhill
The neustees have lengaged Miets
Lovell of Wroxeter to take ichangle
af Sumlmerhill school at a salaryna
$550. As Miss Lovell ',comes highly
aneommended, the board eant con-
gaatulatingf theniselVes o nemining
so efficient a teach*. ,•
MSS Geos•gina, Murray of London
is visiting her cniater, nat'sn- T. J.
Lindsay, also Mester Will Murnny
of London is \netting nts auntallnrsi
Lindsay of Stuntnerhill.
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set if those having relatives or friends 4'1.
4, visiting in town • or going 'away *
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Miss Jessie Cadson, of Buffalo, is via -
i nee her aunts in town, Mrs A Watt
and the Misses 'Thompson
Mrs Harry Bartlift and ehildren are
visiting Brussels relations this week.
Harry , Twitchell and • Frank Mc-
Caughey are holidaying in .Kincardine
Mrs WR repenter visited London
this week • •
Mr Sid Jackson, of Lethbridge, is
visiting with his parents in; town
Miss Willman, of Oshawa, is the
guest of Mise Erma An drewe.
Mr Alderson, of Winghann was a
ealler in town last Fridey.
nir Wooten. of Stretford. vis-
ited Mr. Greene on Tuesday,
baster Alartgareb Nichol, o6. town,
• spent the 121h at, her home in Blyth.
Misa Ecnua Menaugneet of town,
went to Goderich, Tuesday, where she
will speed her vacation with her sister
Mrs Reynolds
Then, Mason, spent the week
end in Toronto
Alas llf. A, Sipes his left for her
honte in Plattsville
Mrs, Penlham, who Inn been visit-
atch Fa
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-era°nee • tie la a' „ ,
rt libtisletrepi repatr a • pa.
'eTen.ninga aan. sten atan,:itankrettic;
-'atteetnya net, °nate, dtt.tya
'4edalialrait
tioat -and regulatianitTFR, ER. ,,
Athing, niore men' at et
slat a
satinysfactory: worMan the Moran ,
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t'
' an:a, .tte
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'• jefeWorela and opiininn
Issuer oillarriage Licenses
jug her 'brother. Mt:en ,Aeariii', i113ok.
returned to Toronto on anturdaya
Mr. and Alt's. Flarolri :Raynor' re-
turned on Tuesday after As:pledge*
-trip of seyeral weeks. ripehntis the:Ord
Land. at "
Aree. John Ransford watrin Tothina
lest week.
Mrs. A. T, Cooper has gone teaaChe.
cardine for a visit. ••
The Misses Walkinshaw, with' ;then'
guests Miss Edna Aitken of Beetnn
and Miss Blanche Bennett of Wing, -
ham are spending a week at Enfield.
Mr:John Craig was in Detroit this
week. , •
Miss Nell Miff went to Detroit -on
Tuesday. •
Miss Sarah Ann Agnewvaaiwisitinn
in London •
MIAS Minnie Coopet was in Torontn
last week.
. Mies Jessie Doddn isteisiting.friende
in Seaforth. . ' •
Mr. Will Pinmsteel , returnedfrom the West. ' •
H. Holden arrived taarnallfeetittY
from the West. •
MISS Emma, Southcombe is yisiting,
friends in St, Marys. •
Miss Edith Jennison' has returned
home frorn London. '
Miss Cowan is enjoying a few weeks
holidays in Detroit
Mrs. M. Watt and Miss .Bessie are
visiting in Londesboro,
Mr, Melville Torrance, rent -peel on
Saturday from Muskoka.
Miss Eva Stinson of Beyffelcl, is the
guest a Miss Stella Co -pp. ;
Dr. and Mrs. Rogers of Brticefield
were in town on Saturday.
Me. Hartley Watts speet a few days
at his home in town recently.
Mr. D. S. Cluff is in Winnipeg at-
tending the Winnipeg Fair.
Miss Marian Gunn, is at Oliphant,
the guest of Miss Madge Yates.
Miss A. McCorvie, ent ertained a few
girl friends on Friday tvenieg last.
Postmaster Scott asenjoying a
well earned vacation these, days.
dies Mollie mut and eliss Clete
Ford leave this week for Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. Penman motorted to
London, Tuesday, for a short \neat.
Miss Gladys Manning mid her twin
sisters are visiting Miss Jennie Taylor.
Messrs. Stewart Jackson end Vic-
tor Stone were in Seatfornh 'fIntese
day:
Airs Harold Johnston rine little
daughter of Toronto, are guests in
town.
Mrs. Forbes and Miss Jennie, visited
Stratford friends, Thursday and
Fii-
diy last.
Mr. la, Klipperd and Mikis G. Laidlaw
of Detroit visited Mrs. A McRae over
Sunday.
Mr. 11, W. Browne of the Clinton
Knitting Co, was in Toronto over the
week end
Mrs: Lou, Doherty and children cf
Goderich visited last week Men W.
G. Smith.
Mrs, G. M. Yates and daugbters, are
camping at Oliphant, nine miles nerth
of Wiarton,
Mr, Geo, D. Chidley, arrived home
On Monday, from a two months visit
to the West.
Miss L Gibbings of Toronto is
expected home on Saturday, for a few
weeks vacation. -
Mr. .1, W. Treleaven who has been
in London for the past week, spent
Sunday in town,
Misses Mary and Maggie Miller of
Staida are visiting their uncle Mr.
James Mabapy.
Misses Maine, Eva, and Mollie Chuff
entertained a few friends on Thurs
day evening lase
Mrs. Mahaffy, Mrs. Chidley ;and
Mies S. MaIt'afly niaatoil Mrs, SharP
Stanley, Tuesday. -
Miss Janet Goveulock of Seaforth,
visited this week at the home of her
uncle Mr. F. la Hall.
Ales, Geo. McRae of Detroit, has
been the guest of Mrs, S. P. kennel
for the past ,week, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Duitfond and
Clete spent a couple of days an
Brussele thes week.
Mr. and Ales; R. a. Dunlop, visited
the Male of Mrs, W. Aattenbury
Brucefield on Sunday.
Miss Georgia Murray teacher in Lon-
don, is the •guest of her slater Mrs,
Thos, Lindsey I3ase Line, '
Alt'aVill Fortester of Mitchell, spent
the week end at the home of his Ince
ther Air, D, A. Forrester.
Mr, and Mrs. J. A, Oonstatitiue of
Zurich spent the week end here, and
lent for Toroeto on Tuesday,
Mies Katie Stoat itrepencling o feW
days the guest 013 I116105 Marion
Corners, Goderach, this week.
Miss Enitif Ports of Cleaeland, Ohio,
•arrived on Saturday eyening and is
the guest of Mrs, W. B. Whitley.
Mr, Grant Beaton is spending a
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week at Grand, Bend: He intends
leaving for the, West mat Tuesday.
The . niany frientin enf , Mrs. R.
Fitzsimons will be planed to see her
out again after a vein • severe Minns.
Mr: Stewart. Paisley': returned to
town on Saturdayteftet ,a, visit with
his -sisters in Tecumseh :nand Jackson,
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston and
family of Dungannon are visiting
Clinton friends and relatives this
week.
Mr. and Mrs, Archie Agnew of
Detroit have been visiting the formers
smtitretheetr, Mrs, Agnew Rattenbury
Mrs. 0. McKinnon and little daugh-
ter of Kincardine, are vieitors at the
home of Mrs. J. Johnston, before mon.
ing to St. Marys.
Mrs. H.13. Combe entertaina
few friends lTuesday afternoon in
honor of her neice Stdiss Dixie alma-
ders of Minnouri,
Mr. George Chesney, Seaforth who
was in town Thursday combined busi-
ness with pleasure and bought a car-
load of cattle from Mr. John Middle-
ton.
'Mr. and Mrs. 3. Wr realm and Mia4
Agnes peened through Clinton
Wednesday oa their waY no Kincar-
dine wherd they will visit for anser
weeks
M. R. Jennison leaves on Tuesday
on an intended trip out West. She
will visit one of her daughters at
Brandon and a son and daughter at
Swift Current.
Alt'. T. W. Hawkins, who recently
bought the business of Mr T. D. John-
son. arrived in town on Mr,
and
itS SOCHI as he secures a suitable house
will more his family here. He has
rented the house recently occupied by
Alt'. Gus, Oollyer.
Miss Elizaneth Chidley accompanied
by Miss Jean Chiciley aod,Miss Evelyn
Greig left on Monday morning "for
Toronto. They will be joined by Miss
Agnes Chidley and on Tuesday will
leave for (nevelt/nide Muskokat Where
they expect to remain a, month,
Lastt week Mr. 'J. 3. Avery, of
Bran,don, 'Mrs. N. 11. Kelly, of Pitt-
sburg, Mrs. Bakikley and two
daughters, of Brus,sels, spent it few
hours in Clinton coming by auto.
They visited friends and relatives
Seaforth, iClanton, KinearaMle•
Bernie and Teeswater,
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WESLEY CHURCH
Rev, Mr. Ford went to nonbatel
to *tend the Inaiseritin,g of the Gene
eeal Confnerence Special Conernit-
tee, Frolm( there life will 'go on to
Peterbero and Nonwood, spending
next Sunday with his bronher, Dee
Ford, of Nonevontle Inn J. A'. Ir-
wintakes the .evening gervice. '
At .the League trarietiogi •ortMcm,
clay evening, Mr. R. G. Strutheaneof
Galt, and Totro.nto University m'an
nelinered an address on ininsion
work in China, and also of ,the good.'
woe kbeing done at the Northfield:le
Conventions. Mrs. Mins delighted
those present with a polo.
ONTARIO ST. CHURCH.
preach, niorning
4 T1,1 riP111
. Clatig bleeding ne 111 earl Inablin
asorehlip art -11. a:M. AifittP, 7 p.
Sundae- School ,end Binge Ole3n:B.30.
The annual Sunday, School eiicnic
at Banfield bealield be Thurse
clay of neat week: antj .st
wILLis CHURCEL
A very. interesting "and inatinne-
tive servsce lens h.eld in WWI
Church on Sunday morning, - the
Sabbath School having merged/
with the moesing servion. fort the
summer months. it its honed a.
parent. will 'their ,chadinka
negulaily to the sennice, an:din:this
'way enable the Itench(eire and offia
cent to enjoyn well-earned holiday
Mrs. Mills gang very sweetly:' on
GSureniclonyinmithoerninevget7Iss :Hattie
theie annual nienient Jewett'e
Grove, Bayfield, 'teed:aye
Ther 'Sabbath -Seat- atisi are holding%
e
Canadian
National
Exhibition
SOME FEATURES OF
Imperial Year
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Imperial Cadet Review
Cadets from tin the Overseas Dominions
Exhibits by the Provinces
Dominion Exhibits
Band of Scots Guards
From Buckingham Palace
Paintings of the Year front Europe
Paintings by best Canadian and
American Artists
Imperial Cadet Competitions
Boy Scouts Review
Everything in Educational Exhibits
Siege of Delhi , ,
Basses 0' Th' Barn Band
, Britain's Best Brass Band
Dragoons' Musical Ride
Industries in Operation
Butter Making Competitions ,
Arnerica'sGreatest Lie Stock Show
Canada's Biggest Dog Shown,
America's Prettiest Pussies
Japanese Day Fireworks • ,
Motor Boat Races
Hippodrome and Circus '
Four Stages 'and Arena an going
Eruption of Mount Vesuvius
Athletic Sports'
Ten Band Concerts Daily ,
Acres of Manufactures
Imperial Fireworks -60 Numbers
Aug. 24 1912 Sept. 9
The pastor, Rev. %S. J. Allin, -
TORONTO
estern Fair
September 6th io 14th, 1912
London's Great Exhibition
Liberal Prizes 1 • Instructive Exhib'ts
Speed Events each day
New Art Building Filled •with IVIagnificent Paintings'
ATTRAOrioNs
Programme Twane Daily. ' Live Stock Parade Daily,
• BBSSES Tv, BARN BAND e
66 Cheltenham, England. One of .tlie. greatest Brass Bandin the -World
and sev erel, ethers
AERIAL ACTS, COMEDY ACTS, TRATHBOLINE and AeR011A,TIC
ACTS, SEARERT'S EQUESTRIENNE ACT, and Others.
The illidway better than ever. ,
FireavorkS Cadre. evening
Single Fare Rates .6-87er- all railroads
From _Kingston. to Detroit -
special EnciirSiOn Days Sept. 10 th 12th, 13th,
• Prize Lists and al1 information from
W. J. Reid, President Pi. M. Hunt, Secretary