HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1912-08-08, Page 1Established 1865, Vol. 47, No: 6
CLINTON ONTARIO T HURSDAY. AUGUST 8 1912 , W, H. Kerr & Bon, Editors and Publishers
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THEI'rWIN CALVES.
Mr. Theo. 'Hale, of Uuilett 'in-
formed The New Era that on June
s .t d'
26th,. one of his cow preen e
twin calves. The calves, have dee
veloped into strop i heathy ones.'
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OF CANADA
INCORPORATED 1660..'
Capital . $6; 25 o, o o o
Reserve $7,000,000
The Annual, Statement, shows the fol.
lowing increases for 1911
1910 - :1911
Deposits $72,079607 $88,291.808'
Loans &
Investments 55,283,676 .62,790,072
Total Assets 92,010,346 110,528,512
Fall Term
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Personal Notes
3: -If those having relatives or friends ;I
.j- visiting in ,town, or going away fys..
notify ns of the feet each week, we
would announce it in the NEW, DILA. ,
lSHONgs T ONTARIO r1+44444.44+4444+$44 411
r as returned room
Farah)* (q has been ,placed in
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onaei�lbf'Orntario St. ,C'huiSch Detroit after visiting *leaves
COMING EVENTS
The Town Hall has already': been
engaged :for •the show season. The
welleknown Guys will be here on
Nev.Rh and the "Sunny
South"
Company -here on Nov. 22nd,
PASSED ANOTHER YEAR.
Last weeks issue of, the Zurch
Herald .entered upon another year
under the guidance of Mr. E,Zellea'
The New Era wishes: the editorcon-
tinned prosperity.
BOUGHT PROPERTY.
Last week- Mr. Walton, recently
from England, has .purchased the
home of Mrs. Connel on Ontario
street and will )get possession im a
few weeks. Mr. Walton` expects to
bring the rest, of his family out
soon. We welcome them to town
For the sumhner months
July and August we will
,close ;our store nevem even-
ing at 6.30 excepting Thurs ; .
day' and Saturday and before
holidays.
W. T. O'NEIL
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Dispensing Chemist. Phone 48
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The Molsons Bank
Incorporated 1855
Record of Progress", Five Years 1906=1911
R 1900
CAPITAL $3,000,000.00 $4 0 000.00
SERVE 3,000,000.00 4,600,000.00 .,
DBIPO;SITS . 2.3,677.730.00 35,'311,00
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS .27,457,090.00 38,3''4,
TOTALASSETS . • . 33,090,I92.00 48,287,274,00 m
Has 85 Branches
in Canada,and Agents and Correspondents in all the Principal ", ties in the World.
A GENERAL talcum. BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
nton Branch, C E ' DQWDING Manager
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PRESENTATION TO DR. SLOAN.
Dr. Wan, Sloan, for fifteen year' Ferguson. a l'
surgeon at the Central 1'aileon} was
presented with aMonis chair hy. Miss Daisy Middleton I asreturn-
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his associates there. The occasion ed fru° a week'a visit itoheron%
was his retirement} from the poli , Mrs. Jewett, im. Bayfield,
tion. The presentation was ,made Mrs. Will. Cantelon of froroOtitoi
by Dr. James Algie, successor:, to ,,i visiting relatives in town.
Dr. Sloan, and' Mr. Isaac;'Webb,hos 4 Mrs: Fred Tisdale. aririved ,fnobr*
pita) and surgery}, assistant, istant. Dr. J. 'Toronto on Tuesday, an.d;,will be
brT. Gilmour, reldto 6 in an oddness the guest of 1Mrs Brodie-, 1r7cTag-
worky uieng hisd to Dr. Sloan?s good ' gart in Bayfield.s -
work during fifteen years there ;
Dr. Sloan will continue his private 1 Miss Shirley Bowden leenjo,Yinig MIGHT HAVE BEEN FATAL.
practice, , • her holidays at Toronto, �Buffido,
and Niagara Falls.. Wednesday morning about '9.30,
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ANOTI�ELI bHE GONE MissM Ireland of Sediforthl while Mr, Thos. Britton was Clean
that city.,
Mr. M. Torpa,nce visited Toronto
and ;.Orillia over Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs, Axon we're the
guests of Mrs, Axons brother', Dr.''
IvlcGill of Mitchell, over ,t3unda i
Mies . Jennie Forbes ,hits been vis-
iting in Bayfield for the past week.
•Miss Gladys Manning accohnpain-
ied her father home to London in
his automobile, on Thursday, after
visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. tl'ayloa4,
for a few weeks. Mr. Manning Mid
Miss Gladys intend taking a trip
.to Montreal this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A.'Constantinte -of
Zurich have beep the guests of
Mrs. Chidley for the past weak On
their return trip fatom Toronto.
Misses S. Wiggington ancll,Wae-
man were in Kincardine last week.
Miss Amy Howson and Mra. Jae,
Ferd visited in Kincardine toveaf
Sunday, the guests! of 1CIrs, `(Dr.)
Mrs, T, Mason is visiting her, sister
Mrs, C. Smith of Seaforth ; '
Messrs Walter Jackson of Brant
ford and Murray of Toronto are
vacation at•old
spending part of their
camping ground at Burkes • • ,
Mrs, M Brownlee, of Ii imilton, and
Mrs. (Rev.) Flay and daughter, of
Lambeth visited at the horse of Mr,
W. Paisleys over the_ holiday, '
W. R. Counter ape'nt a brigf,Iiollday�
at Simcoe and Branrtord.
Drs. Gunn and Shaw left Tuesday
morning on a tip west to attend the
Dominion' Medical Association atEci
monton, • They expect to be away, for.
about three weeks.
Rev. °Richardson, of A,tken, is visit
ing friends and relations in town -and
Bayfield. • •
Local , News.
)HONOR •MATRIC RESULTS .
Huron—P. °McEwain, chemistry II,;
OSW. Titus, Eng., III, math.I
math. I., plays. I„ jr, I11. spent. Sunday in town,
Over The Teacups
Mr,' Dave Forrester is holidaying in
town.
Mr. L. McLeod was in Loepon over.
the holiday..
Miss J. -Holmes spent the week -end
at Goderich.
Dr. Thompson was in London on
Wednesday. •
Mr. W. Finch, of Stratford,: spent
the week end in town.
Phys. II, Inial., III;; A. welrta, Mies Mary Townsend, of Londesboro
FORMER CLINTON GIRL •
MARRIED.'
The Avenue Road Presbyterian
Church, Toronto, wag the scene, of•
a quint wedding on WedOesday,
when Bertha Eileen, only 'daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Andrew W. Patera
son, formerly of Was
united inrearriag•s with Clinton_Mlr. R?m.
The
A Radcliff of Rik faith, N.Y., rlyh
ceremony- was conducted) by
Dr. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Badclitff
left immediately for Muskoka,
the bride travelliint i an . a smolt
tailor-made suit and small papaw prank.
hat. They will return to Toantto
for a few days Lbefore leaving foil Mr. 0. E. Dowding is expected back
their hopie in Delorla'ine, Man. , r from his trip to the Old Country next
week.
Reeve Oantelon was in Oollingwood
on business this week,
Mr. Onslow Crich spent Uivie Holi-
day at London with his son.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rands and sons
spent Oivic holiday at'Goderieh.
Miss Kate Barnard, of London, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. O. Pugh.
Miss Mary Taylor of Stanley spent
Sunday with Miss Margaret Maltaffv.
Saville visited friends- in
Mrs. Ed. av Ile vi to
Londesboro from Saturday until Mon-
day.
Mrs. Paul, of Morrishurg, is the
guest of Mr. Paul, of the Molsons
aagie , in. out the dryerof the gas prb-
The Mount Forest Sun has ,cess'- is the guest of Miss Bessie O'Neil. I g
d toThis1 anotherI Mrs.W' elnentertainedatriiim by
t d t th 1'f f r'
Threeells Lizzie Sh h Pearl , Engineer East heard nim fall and
under more favorable circuenstanc h lig gat the Bead ,asking for help, end by the time Miss Margaret Brown, of Brussels,
es, and cont mo c.
great• surpr`se to us is that the ( Miss Edna Jackson of Buffalo anfd employes at the stone crusher wells
three of .them hung/ out as long as,Mrs. Howard are holidaying at the assisting in trying to get 'the -un-
they
t 1-
'they: did. home of their parents, Man and Mrs, conscious man out of his perilous
Isaac Jacksoar
e shine. is on ns an _ dueer, at the waterworks plant,
y score manner was
overcome Monday.
case where an overeriowdedi condi- ber of friends last Thursday wen -.'1 and fell am:tn the dryer. • Mrs. Nichol,of Cobourg is visiting
tion is no conducive, o e life o lag. her sister Mre. D. N: Watson for a
a newspaper, aewspap in Misses Lizzie canna an, ear
Monet Forest is too many, even Husband and Jean• Dyamenit . axe! , at one rang up the town ha, few days,
't.
o• ayin , Constable Welsh got there, :sever'al is the guest of her sister, Mrs. 3,
ail ld .t lin � The � g
Mr. Charles dale, of London, spent
Oivic holiday visiting at his home in
Hullett,
Mr. Dick Tasker joined the Brant-
ford Base ball team at London on
BLYTH WON. position.
Miss Ruby Wise, of Tuckersmith, i Doctors Gandier and Woxtihiloge
The following is how the Blyth was the guest of Miss Edna Levis tact ton were called( and 1%701 -Iced oven
scribe' saw tthel{baseball match be- week. I111r. Britfon for} over an hour be-
tween Clinton alnil tiheir team last Mr. R. E. Manning spent Friday in fore removing hien to his 'home,
Thursday evening :—A very antes-- Toronto.
etsintg 'game Of baseball was played Miss Fremlin, of Toronto, is visiting
at the local park here last Whalers- at her home in town.
day evening before) a large :arfowd, Miss Kathleen East, of Toronto, is
inhere he. i a stili suffering Prete
the effects of the )gas, It certain-+
lly was a close call.
This is the first accident /that
between the old rivals, Chntomlanld visiting
at her home m town, ]las happened at the power plant;
Blyth. Clinton was assisted by the Mrs. Taylor. of Ontario Street, is vie an it is hoped' that it will be the!
Canadian League pitcher, 'Dick T•aekis
Iter, but fort all •they were apt iting Mrs. Whitby, of Gorrie. The gas producers• would not
strong enough for the hoose team,. Mrs. Wm. Jackson entertained a work, so Mr, Batitton was: making' s
alich won, t ltheath score of to 5, 'few friends onTuesdayeeening. general clean-up to see if it would
Tasker went lathe the box t•utlit�re' Mr, and Mrs, have an effect ,
locals hit him, although they were
a little nervous at first.' The 'team
is now playing. good ball and, is
open for. challenges from, any of
the local ,teams.
UP 14 SHOTS.'
M' Jae. A. Irwin spent
Tuesday of this week in London.:
Miss' Jessie McQueen is at present
in starting, • the
Machinery. He had only starteti,to
Work there Tuesday nio.aning,
UNCLE DEAD. •
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Wednesday London Adveutiser,hore
sad tidings to Mr.' W. Kilbride, of
town. The New Era called up. Mr.
Kilbride and asked him if Mr. Driscoll
visiting her, cousins in •Teeswatec.
Mrs las. Walkinshaw and Miss Ida
spent Thursday last in Kincardine.
Dr. Frank Bowles returned on Mon
-t • day to his home in Minnesota,
Winghama bowlers motored! own fora summer course in the German replying that the above mentioned
d 1 d friendly
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Monday afternoon three' rinks of Mr. N L Murcia
)anon' in Germany of Winnipeg was not hi a - uncle and
��,«N�N•••M•N•��• •�A�••••e•1�e•1.O••M•••�•• match.t At the finish1 the Clinto
for
gentlemen was his uncle he wan in
• bowlers wereup 14 shorts. Follow- Mrs: Oliver Cartwright, of Vying formed that he was dead. Mr, gi1
• d ham was a visitor in town last week. bride visited him two years ago and
Ung are the players an Scope
t had heard onlya short time ago that.
Wingham Clinton ', Miss Harriett Manning, of London, he was in faly good health.'
Re
• ld s n is the guest of her aunt Mie. J. Tay suspects that heart trouble was the
•ds
the
•GOAD
• Mr. Belt La report
Morrish
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Paul for
A er a
+ Smith . Wiseman n ford has sold bis auto trouble, Following was the Press
• Bimkley ' orr, a to Mr. Albert adder of Londesboro.
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Kennedy sk,-14 E, Courtice Grigg •Winnippeg, Aug 7.—Mystery sur.
a h of J. W. Driscoll,
•
tea on Thursday afternoon, . who died crossing•
• Courtice Mrs. E� d. Cantelon was hostess at roundst a death
Grigg sin a car track in front
• • ping • gg M d til J Hartley are in town at a north Main street cur yesterday
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M • Shane
• Hanna
' B. Poster. Watts -i r, week
Mrs.
afternoon. He either faiuted or was
• A ,Porter. ak,-24 Ta, k f their final de struck by the
vloai sk-23 this wee preparing or, ei
McCorvie par' V kleek Hi11'
tune to an car. This latter state
♦ went is denied by the crew of the
i Evans
r$olmes sk,-20 - Bovey s1.•-21 Airs 9ismann and three children about the city, and was highly re
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, Roberton Mrs Mellor has been the guest of trolley. The coroner is investigating.
• Rae Harland her daughter for a few weeks. Mr. Driscoll is a well known figure,
Leslie Kerr.
-Mrs. Will P:uus'eel and daughters
arrived home last Friday from their
Western visit.
Mrs. Biatchford, of London, spent
the weeli•end with her sister,' Mise
Graham of town.
Mrs. E. ()rich, of Brussels; spent, a
few days visiting, Mrs. Crich sr,, and
Mrs. S. (Metres jr.
• We've made Special Prep -
tion
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tion for the Boys for the
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Holidays.
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. Boys Scout Suits
persuit
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Regulation style, at $ .g
: Boys Cotton Knickers
25 cents, 5o cents and 75 cents
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Boys Cotton 'Sweaters
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� in all the popular combinations,
sizes 2olto 32, price 25c
Balbriggan Underwear
Boys gg
Short: sleeves, special at 25c
White Hats
Kays
To cleai•:at 15 cents
lt,` !X S
y � Fianne S
60yS
lneSiZCS2 to 33...,
,' S'keletoll,.� , ,.. 7
good valie'tat $3.00, to clear at 1,90
ins .
ock
S
Boys Scout$�
In all sizes,,speclal at 25 cents
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— have been thaguests of Mrs. A Couch spected. lie lived be re 26 years.
• for a few days. During that time he was manager of
• the McOlary Stove Works. Tuesday
72
I r m Wiu ligan ri k
remained over and,i ,
17-9.
In the even ng. o e g u Mr'. Stewart Jackson is expected
•1 Cl otos won by home from Toronto, on Wednesday. of last week was his- 71st birthday.
Born in Ireland. Aug. 5, ' 1811, Mr.
• ' Mrs. Hyslop and daughter, of D1 Driscoll came to Canada with his
SHUT STR ATFORD OUT. trcit are visiting Mr. and Mrs. I. Jack parents in 1858, and settled in London
eon. Shortly afterwards he moved to
•: Saturday afternoon the Clinton,Mr" ani Mrs. T. Southcombe, of Kincardine, where he went' into the
ibaseball boys shut out the McLag- London, spent a few days the guests hardware business, and later. became
• gas baseball club of Stratford by a of theMisses Southcombe connected with the McOlsry Manu
well- f t n Company. of London. When
• known f 7-� tdBei' Richard',
st ke outs 11 rEzra Washington is improving the company decided to open a branch
p ghis house bya coat of paint,
• and took, things easy. He fielded factory in Winnipeg to 1882, they.
• his position perfectly and Made ex- Miss Wright is the guest of Miss sent J. W. Driscoll to take charge : of
• cellenrt throws to first on grounders Daisy Middleton. it. He was manager of the- local con
• . Draper had a goodi day of it with else. Henderson of Seaforth is the cern up to 1908, in which year,
• the bat and made an excellentl,play guest of Mrs. W. R. Counter. ' having seen the factory rise to be one
• Ise in thet 3md, when he pllayod ,a fast'Dr. W. and Mrs. Holloway, of of the leading establishments of the
•drive from .centre field to first base Pc erboro motored to town and are city, be retired from business. Four'
and caught the batter for.'the �rhip- visiting relatives here. sons and three daughters survive.
out.. This play drew. great. ap-
plause from the, ,spectators. Drap-
er
had a two base hit as did Thom-
son and Richards of Stratforld.
Harvey, far the, visitor's, pitched 'I
innings and had; 3 strike -outs, and
t had
e fie s am he 8th i sin six
ndJf y, n g
a
strike out, /Errors were nnimerous
with the Stratford team. In the 4 Boag and ,family, formed a motor
innings while fielding a groutnder' ICaglield party. , to Zurich, St. Joseph's and
put his left should edall of Toronto, .ie the, .f, Bend on Monday.
Harry Twitchell Mr. Fred Ti errand Be y
er out of joint and had; to retire( guest of:Mr. B. McTaggart. Master lack Brownlee • is visiting
visit-
froni the tgea d. and 0, golly wens ,Miss Rosa Smith,who has beenJack Atkinson. '
:n in hra. stead. J..73. Hoover was Ung her aunt, Mise Briefly .returned . 'The Larkin twins, of Seaforth, are
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umpire and gave justice to •both home to Aloinston, .on IUednesday.. • in Bayfield, the guest of Mrs.— D. K.
teams. Following was the line-up` Messrs Harley, of Seaforth: are Grant
Rev. J. Greene will preach in the
Brussels Methodist cburah for the
next two Sundays. •
Miss Herman, of the Bell Phone
staff is spending her vacation . at
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Rev. Fr. Blair; of Wingham, spent a
short time in town on Tuesday while
en route to Stratford.
Dr. Graham, of Toronto, and former
ly of Clinton was calling on old friends
in town on Monday.
Messrs. Suitter, Byam, F. Watson
Edgar and Carl East spent Sunday anti.
Monday at Burk's camp.
Mr, Green, formerly of Gorrie, but
town last' week
in
now. of Berlin, was
in the interests of the Mail & Empire.
Miss Beatrice White, of Windsor,
who will spend a few days in town
will be the guest of Miss Fernie Arlin.`
Mrs. R. Marshall, Rattenbury street
entertained a number of her lady
friends to an afternoon tea on Friday
last.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, S. Brown and
family of 167 Roxton Ed., Toronto are
visiting the former's sister Mrs. T. A.
Greig.
M. Arthur, E. Attie. of Toronto,
made a shorn visit with his parents,
Rev. S. J. and Mrs. Allis over the
holiday,
Mrs. Byam who has been visiting in
Stratford returned on Monday- ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs,
Johnston.
Mr. R. E. Manning, manager.of the
Royal Bank in this town, is out on an
inspecting roar of. the Traders Bank
this week.
lien. and alts Ford, of Teeswater,
have been spending a' few days with
Rev.' J. E. and airs. Ford and other
old friends.
Miss Sparks, of Stratford, and a
former milliner with ()ouch & Co. was
the guest of Miss Ross Levis for a few
days this week.
Mrs. 0. Pugh has been under the Drs
care during the past week, but her
rneny friends are glad to bear that
she is recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston` of
GOOD NIGHT
Kill theml quick -Don't give
(thein a {second .,'chanes.: A
good]idea( 'when you)'starti
war' on theDestructful Pota-
Our Perlis green i6 abi;ollitely
pure,'Iteelted and guarantees
It io Berger's. [English make
and If you nee thio brand you • .,
eau, iwell say piped, Night ' t:
Bug. .
W. A McConnell.
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POWDER
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Is making a.record, 'not only
is it being used by the most
particular housewives in
_Clinton, abut is Wino being
-used abroad
Last week we got an order
from Welland, and the week
before we sent several lbs to
Detroit -
It's the Best •For You
and it's only 25 cents at
REXALL STORE.
W.Q.R. Holmes
Phm B,
Toronto are spending their vacation in
The Resort town with the fng their
parents in
Latest .Hews At Summer es andMrs, Oliver Johnston,
r.
Rev. - W. T. Chuff and family left
Stratford last Thursday for their cot-
tage
Grove,Bayfield,
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estmm
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aeatW
where they will spend the month.
Misses Ella and Margaret McGuire
have just returned to Toronto after
spending three weeks vacation at
)chi
Mackinac Island and Bay City, M
Miss Mabel Harland and her ,cousin.
Mr. Clinton;' W. harrison,of San Fran.
cisco, left here Thursday for Bluevale
to visit their aunt,: Mrs . M. -le Mason.
•Mr, Thos. Anderson. of Goderiel;
and a former citizen of Clinton was in
town on Tuesday. He was called to
Belgrave to ,attend the funeral of a
cousin
Mr Merlin Mason accompanied by
his' cousin, Mr Louis Greensides, of
London repent a few days visiting re-
latives and friends in Clinton and.
Huliett.
summerwng here.' - Rev, Cluff and family, of Stratford
Miss Kathleen Hodgins is .the guest,' have takena cottage in Westminister
Of Miss Mabel Hodgipe. Grove; for August.
Mrs, Boughner and daughters of St. Mr; Wesley ampbell,'of Toronto, is
Thomas are residing with Mrs, Ives-- the guest of his aunt, Miss Campbell,
ton Mr. MacMillan; of London, and his
with Kyle is r at the' '.holidays: sister, Mise MacMillan, joined the rest
his mother T ; les 'wFas irony. of the family,who are camping here,
Mr. Howard, of Toronto, was inBay
field over Sunday. last week,: -
Mr. Ieerie, of Clinton, visited in the Mrs. (Dr.) Monteith and Miss C.
village this week. Monteith, of Stratford, are here and
Mrs.''Wharin of The White!.Oity,ais willspend`the month of August by visiting in New York. the lake. , '
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Messrs Scott, Taylor, Ford, Witte, The Anniversary services of St.
0 Hs
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d Britton of Clinton,spentest Andrews will be
next Sunday
4 the holiday in Bayfield
: - and condncted by the Rev. .Mn -Ross;
0 4 The Misses Easean and Mies Ma> y,of of Goderich. ' A collection will be
0 3 the -lake . called for to cover the . remaining
Stratford, are en'eyinK. •
Stra 1
building. .
-0 2 ' ' thevillage. debt on theg
and score by innings :—
Chilton R.: 0•
Hawkins 2 base 0 3
E. Jahn:son ,1 base • 2 2
'MeC-aughey 3 base 2 2
Twitchell s s • 0 2
Kitty! c f ri 1 1
W. Johnson c.
Draper c f .arid ss 1 2
1 2
Cluff,rf, 1 4
R+,ehai•d p
"McEwan 11 a d i t' j.. 0
tr 'tfoed
St a_
Gook 3 base, s e
Thompson c f
Wagner 1 base ,
Richards 2 base
Jeffreys 3 base, p
Sin.i.h,' l•f
Boyd'rf
d e.se
Resin. let
Bafivey' lr, s
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Square Deal toN +Every 'Boyd' , ' ° „' • Stratford
1 ;Ni1�NN•N.•, •••••••••4••••• •4*-•
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,Mies Belle Draper and :Mies. Elvar • Nies.,Forbes, es . Clinton, whYi ``"la si
0 Lavi',;Of ' Clinton ,.eand :Messrs •Runt•:'beeaervisitingrher many' friends here
nJ l- 11 a Johnson { spent Monday, here:
11n , pd p a _ Wad gcently preeented a silver cake
die'' rthe resbyterian chlor. Mies
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rr,i :of;Toront eralentiS.unrr. I'thejtlhoip,w.a�'obliged to: retire -under;
Mr.t Gunther, hg eirciimstance best known to
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X17.50
Ten only Scotch Tweed
Suits made to order, every
pattern good,- regular 20.00
and 22.00 values.
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OUR
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OUR• MOTTO.
"Keep the wheels going
during the slack month
of August.
Straw Hats
For Men and Says
this sale we are
During
clearing out all our Iso and`
2.00 Straw Hats at
Mr. Clinton W. Harrison,'' of San
Francisco, California, son of Mrs, J. ii
Harrison a former resident of Clinton,
is the guest of his aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. W. le, Harland.
Mr. and Mrs. James Webster, .of
Toronto, visited Mrs. Ed. Saville last
week and also yisited the former's
parents. Mr. and Mrs Jamerieends Webster
of;Lendesboro and'iltliert fo. "' '
Mies, Mabel W. Harland accomllan•
r U,
ied',bythor�covei'n ,Haiso
Mr. W. r
of San Fr ncisco spent yhe, Wweek Senfgl-
with
relatives in Toronto, 'Or&afiBfteti!>
at Niagara Falls, returning,lsome Tues
)lay night"after a very pieasanti}lme s
98 eeMts
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Don't bliss This
Opport Unity to.
Save Money.
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,.Mee s Tallees and termsacrs
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,Mr. George S arIin , ,brutbei-in-lavr
to -.pira. A. eleapom and, ,Mrs. '•Perry;,,,
Plninsteel,r41i 1ilnton?,+liss,been;serious;
les ih bb� is 3mw' tsornerWhdt 'ImgroTedl'
we are pleased, to'state. 'Mr, parlingav
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