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JEWELER and OPTOMETRIST
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War Weather
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New frocks are being added
to our stock daily. "This week
we have received further ship- '
merits of fugi silks and striped
bro,adeioths.
To our Piece Goods Depart-
ment have come an assortiner,t
of spotted crepes and voiles,
Fugi Silks in 'a11,lire ,nese
Popular Shades
29 -in. heavy` cotton crepes for
chikleente Wear, he orchid, or-
'aege, blue, rose and white. .An
excoptionhily good quality and
the; price is only 8a per q per yard
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la Saturday
in Men's 'and YQ +Men's Suits in bro-
ke
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ked: '` , . , d size'
s in many . cases o>nI •
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na
suit of
taring at 9 y $14.90
lei alio,:l.
30 only
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medium shade,; Ain t
tw,ektis and worsteds tivatidin
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Lot No. 2.
20 only
Men's 7 s and Your )Vien's wits '
•-; < • In lixedi • 'and
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dark shades, siz'es 33
to 40.
Your,Chblee of lot
for 9.90
THE MDRRISH GLQTHIE
Snare ileal: to ° E'er a
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Wheat, $1.30.
Oats; 46e to 50e.
Buckwheat, 70.e.
Barley, .60e.
Eggs, •20c 2
0 .,9
g, t o
Butter
30e to 32e. .�
• Live
Hogs y113.00}•
SPECIAL MEETING OF W. i.
A special meeting, ° of the Women's
Institute will be held in their regular
meeting place on Tuesday, July ,6th
at 3 pen. All members are requested
to be present.
MIDI LETON-FERGUSON.
Yesterday, June 30th, at high noon,
a quiet wedding was solemnized at
St. John's Anglican church, near Lord
don, by Rev. Professor S. E. McReg-
ney, when Elsie Myrtle, oily daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ferguton
of Goderich township and Thoma?.
Alvin Middleton of Luean, youngese
son of Mr. and' Mrs. John Middleton
of Granton, were united in marriage
The bride and bridegroonz'were at-
tended by Mr. and Mrs. Tooker,'1Vzr•.
Tookey being a business partner of
the bridegroom. The ' bride was -
charmingly gowned in 'pgwder blue
and' silver grey georgette with hat,
Mose and shoes to match and carries
a shower bouquet of Ophelia and
Sweetheart roses, :After, the "cere-
mony the
ere-nronythe couple proceeded on e motor
trip to Hamilton, Niagara and Buf-
falo. On their reture they 'will be at
homeito their €rieeds+in Lucan.
WILL COME TO CLINTON.
The foliewing is from last weekes
St. Marys Journal -Argus:
"The• gem's -annual meeting of the
(South Perth Orange Lodge was held
on Saturday -afternoon in the Lodge
rooms on Water street. There was s
good turnout of. delegates from Strat-
ford, Mitchell, Granton, " Woodham,
Kirkten and Downie Township and
a large amount of business was passe,
ed through the 'proper,channeis. Two
deputation ,mere present, one from
Woodstock and one from Clinton
inviting the local lodges to, walk .eith
them on the 12th and after smite de-
Liberation the invitation of Clinton
was accepted. County Master N. L.
dira•ndon ,:presided over the ineetmig
and' during the, session Past County.
Master G. W:•Heagy of Stratford was
prehented with a. past:nnaster's• jewel,
When the County Lodge had finished
their' business the.: St. Marys; Orange
?nen held a sort of meeting to; arrange
for their appearance at Clinton on the:
Glorious Twelth." t
AMONG TRE CHURCHES: co
Baptist' Church
Rev. J. B. McCormack sof Brace -
bridge will preach in this ehureh.See-
day evenings
IIOSPITAL BOARD TO MEET.
The Hospital Board will have its
monthly meeting on Tuesday evening
instead of Monday owing to the
C1ra4ntauclua and will. meet in the,
Heard i
1 d loon of the i
t a hall.
town. aI.
ENGAGEMENT
N'
•
Mrs. M._Glew 'announces the en
gagentent of her youngest daughter,
Marjorie Helen, to -Mr. Walter S.
Bentley, youngest son of r. nd
Mrs. Fred Bentley of. Toronto, the
marriage to take place early •in July,
FRIDAY NIGHT'S FIRE +
Fire of unknown origin at midnight
on Friday ,partially destroyed the`
building on the corner of Mary ant.
,King streets, the building owned and
occupied d
up by Mr. John Cartwright, bur,
better known o asElliott'swn ired livery
barn. The buiiding also housed the
blacksmith shop: of Messrs/ Jones and
.Son. Tha fire started at the south-
west corner, crept up the corner or
the building. and spread over the up-
per story, Mr.: Cartwright's cream
separators, etc,, for which he was
agent, were badly water' soaked and
the blacksmith tools also. The lora
and inconvenience to ell concerned is
consideralble.
YOU SCAN. VOTE ON IT,
At the 'big,, Conservative picnic a:
Bayfield last -week Premien' Ferguson
told the people -that he would, not sub-
mit a Iignor policy in the shape or
legislation, ' . but would 'endeavor to
ascertain public sentiment throughout
'the province and would then submit
his :policy through the ''Government
candidates in the several, constituen-
cies in the coming election.
a.,
"I'have said over and: over again,"
he declared, "and sometimes' I•.am
criticized' for saying there will' be nu
more'referendal end piebitseites, Weil,
I confess that ell my b inging up,
my reading of history, ail my know--
edge of constitutional ;affairs, baa
convinced me that the good old Beet-
ish practice of constitutional, reproe
sentative, democratic government is
the soundest in the world 'today. That
)places the responsibility with the pear
ple through their representatives le
the Legislature. That is the course
:that this. Government will•pursue,, and
we will not seek to hide behind pleb-
iseites, referenda, women's skirts,
church organizations, or any other
sort of,barrage. We will route 'out'
into" the 'open and' 'tell •yoa what°:our
honest belief is, and we Will ask you
o give us eredit for honesty of Pur-
pose end conviction' -in whatever
urge we suggest to ,you. That will
e tte' Way the 'Ontario Temperance
Act will be dealt with, That will be
he way every piece gflegislation pro..
reed by,. this Government will be
dealt with,"
Ontario Street United Church T
e The Sunday sehool will meet at,
ten stern, on Sienday and for the sunt -
neer menths, f
The morning messages "A very ,1
Blessed :People." Evening sinbject. .f r
`Withered $'Carts." , °'
S. S. Picnic m
n o Wed
nesY,
da .Ju:+
3
HE DOHERTY PICNIC:
Saturday was the annual picnic day
or the Doherty Pianos and the (Sher
-
eek -Manning Company, London, who
n egathered at Hayfield- and had
e.great big time.. The weather did -
't seemtob
e very
favorable, 1e ss
By In the morning', but that didn't
prevent carload after carload comm:
up from Louden, accompanied by
eir band, and- they were 'o •
Y .ire i
joined
v
b
other Y carica '<:'
ds a ,
rid
away they
�' 3
nt to t
he lakeside, kesia'
e, carrying with
them an'abundance of goon things
eat, plenty' of.'tamps to protect
em from the chilly winds and a ;de-
riminatioe to have a geed time.
Gaines of variops kinds' occupied
he holies a`nd the day was spent very
pily by members of the` company
rid the'staffs of the two branches of
factory.
Following is the list of prize wine
ere in the various gamest
21st is
Presbyterian Church '
The W.A. will meet«on. Tuesday ai- $li
tern n
o nnext
atth
horn
, e e of
Mrs. T.
M. Johnston,
the n, Undone:
eel r
we
tPatriotie 'servie° in ' the Baptist
church on Sunday at 11 &cloaks'.Sub- to
jects "The true .glory of a nation." th
Sunday school at ld; (o'clock, to
Remember the• congregational me.
rine to Bayfield ori Wednesday, Jury
21st. \ t
St. ;Paul's Church hnp
The Rightr',Rev. David Williams 'x
a h
he
of
er-, n,
day
by
The +pe
eve
of
of 0)
of
s-
v, and
:Bishop of Huron, administered' t
rite of eo firmati,on to ' a class
twenty-six at a largely attended s
vice: in St: 'Paul's" church o'n Mon,
evening. '
The rector, the Rev. Let. Harris°
conducted the serviee, assisted
the Rev. F. H. Paull. of Bayfield.
Itishop preached a most impress'
sernacc, choosing as his text part
the 26th verse of the 18th ehapter
St. John's gospel. • 'ad
The confirmation class eensisted
twelveboys
.and young men'and fou
teen "girls. and women.
holy Caniinunion: will be adinini
tered on Sunday morning next.
• ',Wesley -Willie
United Church
On .Sunday evening last ,the Re
A. A. Holmes ,preached the last. ser Ho
mon of his'' active ministry, after
forty years of strenuous labor, the
greater part of it in Newfoutdlano.,
his .native land, in the serviel ;of the
Methodist chureh'. He took for his
text Parrl's confident words: "For I
am, sent to preach the gospel."' "I
)rave•'never doubted," said Mr. Hobnes
"during my long•minist%y, that I was
=called end cent to preach the gaspep,
' nd God' ' has given hie fruits of my.
labors on -nnany fields." elle „told
something of his early labors`` on the
mission fields in Labrador. A large
coal.gregation was present to eisten to
his message.
Next week we expect to, have a
somewhat' lull'sketeh of his work and
life in Newfoundland,;
The Brietlieehood wilt not: meet on
Sunday, nor until further notice..
On Sunday next the pastor will re-
sume the
studies in
the Old Testa.
meet.
Sulb e
t.
1 ra
el Er, a
� ¢ slaved n,
ypt- Evening subject: `The Won-
ders of the World,"
The Sunday .s.01001 will meet at er-
even o'clock as :usual.
The ^W, 1ST, S. will meet at the home
aI Mrs. �S. J,-Atedrews on Thursday
evening next, -July 8th,at eight
colonic. i
The Mi cion' end League is viritir•
t
pixie race. ((3 and under--1Vd:.
mehe A. Agnew, Ne -Cook.
(Heys' race (6 and under) -R. Dee-
r) G MpFarland, E. Cooper,,
11icklies! (balloon race (5 and under)•
r:
Niekle, M. Murch, E. Cook.
iris' race (12 and under) -Mary
oper,;•M•, Carter, J. Neilans,
Boys' race (12 end under) --,S-;:
Cobk,.
C.Dixn�
k, O M..
. rCudn o
,. r re,
Boys' 'seek race ---;S, Cook, C. Sher -
loci,, IL Pickett.'.;:'
14fen's sack race --1B ItteDougalI, I3
Chowen, R. ,Cook. ' •
Bo
. ys' wheelbarrow race (12 ana
e,) - Sherlock -Hoskin, :Cudmore.
y, afeeeh-Pickett.
Companion Taco mixed -Mrs, Mc-
Farland and Chowen, M.,alt
Wo n z .and
Cook, .Misses Maenirng and Sherlock.
Companion race; -boys Murch and
Pickett, Chapman tined Larkin, Cud -
more and, NickIe.
Couaniont ease, girls - Cudmorr•
and Gould, Nash: and Carter, Fraser
and Redeem .
Hundred yard dash --J.
Canter, EY:'
Chewers, J. ,Larkin:
Ladies' nail driving contest -Mrs,
Mfoffatt, Mese Barrett, Mrs. "Mal -asr
land
Ladies rPedje race -Mrs. Melear-'
land and Chewers 11>r. and Mrs. Cook,
Misses Manning and R.emp.,
Relay epee -Clinton team, London
team,
Ladies' 50 -yard dash -Mies y Gould;
Miss Cudniore, Miss Manning.
Foreman's race,' 50 , yards -,•
Cliowei
i B.r '
g
G burn s,
J. Jewett.
Rine; race, mixed )Mrs. Cook aiid
Ellwood, M'r's, 'Tohey and Cook, kiss.
Ruiner and Livermore. '
Ladies' ;balloon race -Miss Walton,
ve. Coo; IVlGould.
boxing l:in barwela-iss.W. Fulford.
13fete's , tog;o'-war•, 'London vs,t. Clin-
ton Cliaifon team, •'
Softball game --Clinton 9, London'&.
drawn fbi' this week,
PLAY OFF IN SEAFORTI-I,
The `softball teams of
street church and the Brucefiel
will play off the bie score ins_S
on'tFriday night at seven o'clo
empire, t Re
B
Rev.Snell,
P L
ender
WL1NT '
3 0 I3RUCEPIELI7.
Most' of the menthols of 'the
People's League, of Ontario
'church journeyed to `Brucefiel
day evening - to . the softball
Br•ucefield took a strong lead
first but ,after some _time th
girls warmed pi and did their
good playing..
LITTLE LOCALS.
Y1s,,
EXAMINATION NOTES.
Ontario. The high 'School\Examinations wilt.
d team be core/Acted next Monday, Dr. J. M.
eaforth Field and Mr. A.:F.,Johns are pre-
ck. The sidin •
g,
born.
The Entrance. Erauninz;i;ioii was
held Monday, Tuesday ani) Wednes.
Xoung `day, 'forty-one candidates ,from Olin-
oung 'ton public school and sixteen from
d
street the ,eerrocnding rural schools wrote
upon it,: Principals' Teeter and Gen,
game. des presided.
at the
e'local Mr. A. F. Johns took change of -this`
usual examination at Blyth.'
-Tlie Clinton Knitting Cornea
Blatt, picnicked at ,Bayfield yes
Chaiitaunua opens in :Clinton
Have your secured your
t"future.iL•liets ;� ,�
e
Those three -cent stamps' wil
to, be saved for 'parels. Two
will carry your letter today,
It is ex••peeted that the Entrance re-
sults will be published about the
middle of July.
ny and
torday. ,
s
today. People You `Know
season
Mr, and Mrs. G. D. McTaggart have
returned from a trip to Montreal.
I have Mrs, 0, L. Paisley is visiting her sis-
cents, ter, MTs. W. Tebbutte Godertah.
and en Mrs, D. .C. Donnell of. Detroit s vis
iting her niece, Miss Zetta Bawdes.
ut on Mr. and Mrs. Russel McCaig of Galt
A'coat of gravel' is being p
Itattenb6ry 'street west, this
Good business. That was "a ba
of toad.'
Mr, Henderson of Brantfor
supply at thht C. R. station
the absence' on vacation 'of
Vanliorne,
Mr. Robert Waficdr, who stiffer
stroke a few weeks ago, is not
ing as much headway toward
ery a3 his friends would like to
The Orangemen are making
parations for a big'.den1onstrati
Clinton on'Tilly lath. Anyone
wishes to see the crowd will ha
come to -Clinton.
^The corners are being shave
the comet walks at the juneti
Albert and Rattenbury streets.
is to allow the girt n osse roe
swing around. "Pedestrians is
,take as -little room as possible.
ILEATTI OF FORMER CITIZ
week `''spent Ssnday with Clinton friends..
d spot BIOS Rath 1VfeMath of Ayr (Continua;
tion school is home for.the vacs
tion,
CI will iMiss Agnes Walker of Kingston as
daring spending her vacation at her home
Agent in town.
Principal Geddes of the Public school
ed a .deft Wednesday for his home at
mak- •Beigrave.
recon Miss Clark returned Friday evening
last, after spending several days
see., in Toronto.
pr,._ Miss Gertrude Wallis of; the staff. of
i,
ea , the Midland High School is. home
who • tem the ;holidays.
ve to Miss Winnifred McMath left -last
week ;for Muskoka, twhere she wili
spend the summer.'•
d or Mr. W. J'- Cantelon of Red Deer, Alta.,
on et is visting his ,_parents, Mr, and Mrs.
-This D. Cantelon of town.
an to Miss Ruth •Robinson `of Woodstock is
indiy ' spending this week with her cousin,
' Miss Dorothy Holmes.•
DN. Miss Gladys.ePetty of klensall was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 0, Sti-.
Iv me Potter on Sunday last.
ref- Mr. Rutherford of Owen Sound was
of a the gaest for e few days hist wee::
of Mr. end Mrs. John Zapfe.
dia.- Mr. and Mrs. Fred MOICool of %onides-
et of bore end Miss Jean Miller of Olin -
ex ou ton Spent Thursday last in Strat-
a 1"c- ford,
deers Mr. and Mts. F. Laytoh `s d'11Tt�e
rung 1Co?nith and children of •Brucefield
Wii- spent Sunday with friends at'Strat-
pring .-ford,
tit`hat 1VIr•. Fred Rumball of Toronto "has
south been visiting ' his mother, Mrs.
was Clara• Itunibali, during' the past
n to week.
ac- 'Mrs, Hlarry Twitehell and little Miss.
thin- 03etty of• Windsor are the guests
vote' of the former's sister, Mrs. Murray
and • I'4clswan. •
geree Rev. Father Gaffney'rcterned Friday
(2), evening from 'Chicago, 'whsle' he
Barer attended the Euebaristic celebra-
" 0. tion Last week.
eery, Mrs. (Dr.) Gunn has returned from a
wa , visit with ber r dau 'h
h ter in
daughter Windsor.
years She was accompanied home by her
ter little grandson; Master Billy Cross.
Hi
Mr. F. F. Gillies and Mt. 13. Rey of
hr Kitchener nand Mist s Ruth Bru
erinan
g
•t ^ o
f Waterloo were .the e ee
w k enc
L
ey- guests. of Magistrate and Mrs, An-
e,t- dress. •
re- Mee and Mrs F. Start, Mrs. W. D.
Aug
Smith, and Miss Kathleen Strat or
W oOdstock , spent the weekend a ^
the guests of„Mr, and •Mrs, 0.W.,
et° : ' iPotter.
de Dr. P: Hearn leaves .neit,weec on 4,,
14se`- holiday trip up the lake's toiMich
eY poeoton. He will be accompanied
en- by his ]brother, Mr. R. T. Hearn, of
he Toronto:”
Mi. and Mrs. W.. A, Holmes and Miss
ri'Dorothy:leave Saturday„„ on'.a Obit --
weeks' motor trip to Moetimore's
point, Muskoka,. and other ;pelma
St. •of interest.
oa Mrs. Rsibte Dunbar, who:was called
home some weeks ego owing to•the,
illness ' of her father, the late
de-
George Burnett, .left Monday foe
play
her home in Winnipeg.
rya Miss Freida Wallis was graduated
in
institutional ^ management ;front.
the Macdonald Institute, Guelph, on
:Feiday last. She is spending• the
vacation at her'horne in town..
Mr. and Mrs,' B.' J. Wallis Mi•, Wilmer
Wallis; Miss 'Gertrude Waris,' Miss
Mary Jenkins and..li:isses 1V3arjorie
--and Ruth Willitlt' attended the
graduation. exercises' in connection
with Macdonald Institute last Fri-
Mss and Mcc. 0, E. Hail and Miss
Evelpn returned ,14londay after a
fortnight's. abilence, 'They took in
the meeting of the Canadian Newspapers Acsoeiat'ion. at
Quebec and also visited friends to
Northern Ontario. m
The. Weyburn '(Sark.) Revie
June 23rd contained the following
'rence to the death of a member
former well-known 'Clinton fansiI
'Citizens of Weybutst city and
triet will learn with. much regr
the death . at New Westminst
Monday; rune 21, of Mr. William
M tsay,•'one• of the eariieet'pio
of the Weybure district. "Co
here with his father; the late Mx.
Barn Jelin 21ZcMuryay, in the sp 13b9, and homesteading on
is now the G. W. Davidson farm.
of the ,present eity, the deceased
very widely end favorably know
tem extensive Circle of friends and
quaintances. Ile was 'married
teen years ergo to Miss Myrtle M
arid is stulvived by his widow
four. children, John (12), Mar
(10), George (6), and. William
besides his mother, Mrs. Mat
MoMeriay, and two sisters, Mrs.
S. Mitchell and Mrs. Frank McSh
0 0
fbt'b of 'Otis .
i art .
The deceased
area e
sa
been at Clinton, Ont., fo'ty-six
ad'o. He moved to New iiV'e`stniins
some six years ago stud resided t
su•
bre nen ]
t
d u to
Y thet'
nn
p,a .of
death. I
Fe
took
a 'a '
mune t”
pr n ar
P
lacrosse and hockey eke circles teles in. W
burn., in. the early . •days, having
oolled in both pastimes. 'He was p
deceased by his father in Au •
1521.
The funeral is being held`'.at
Westuunater this attcrnoon.•. The
ceased's mother and sister, Mrs:
Sherry, attended the funeral. Th
left for the west lust week imfin
lately upon receipt of • word of lE
late Mi•, McMurray's serious con
tion.
GOOD LM31tOShS,E.
.i .
The following report of the
eillarys-Clinton ,lacrosse : match
Mondey,appeared 'in the Beaeon-Iter
aid on Tuesday:
"One of'the cleanest games of, 1
cross° seen for some time was
here last night between St. Ma
ani
d Clinton o p a.nd resulted in a win for
aSt. Marys, 4 to 2. Only two minor
penalties were .imposed by Referee
Jack.Alberts,te•neh team drawing one.
13oth goalies played wonderful games
and were called upon to stop many
difficult shots. The first goal of the
game was scored by St, -.Marys,
tnom, scoring on a pass from Noble.
No iinore scoring materialized in the
first period'' and it ended 1-0 for St.
Marys. . In the second - period, after
10 minutes of play, 'W..ilntore again
scored on a pass from Noble. Three
minutes later N. {look scored Clinton's
first goal. In the third 'period, after
five minutes of. •play, Clinton tied the
score when R. Middletort` made a'Ione.
rush fi'em centre field and beat
Stevens with a" ast shot'. St. Mares
went into the lead again when Wil -
more scored- his '•third goal 'of the
game 0> a -scramble in front of the
Clinton net. The fourth pet'iod saw
same fast playing, but neither team
\vas 'able to score. The game : was
witnessed' by only a fan -sized etowd,
but they were treated to a fast brand
of lacrosse.
Thaa
to ins
Clint
on 'Tedford,
i
'lie e
NilW;
Muteb, C..1'stlford, L. Cooke. '.N, Coot,
'Middleton, F. Mutch, W. Sneed, 8..
Mitch; snubs, K. Roberton;" le. M'e-
Ewen.L ;
St. Marys Yates: 'Alessi)), Rituals.
son, 'Near, Ready, 'Vtiihnore; •Dunne?,
Noble, A. Stevens; rubs, Sandet'cott,
Ci Smith.
Goal ,un,piye -e-lie 1 o a,'id ,Van
S orne:
IVIr. and Mrs. ,H. B. -Chant attended
the wedding of the foe'naer's'niece,
daughter ; of Prof, and 'ides, Chant
of :Toronto, yesterday. Mr. Chant
returned in'the evening but Mea.
Chant is remaining for a longer
visit• - -
Mr. George VanHorne, C.N.R. agent,
and Mrs. Van3orne leave Saturday
moriniee on a trip to Vancouver,
B C ,.
Theywill
stai-i off ff to
visit
relatives t ver a
t ))nose Jaw for" a week
end will also stop : at Vegervifle,
Jasper Panic anP Prince 'Rupert, ;'go-
ing boat'frothe latter place,
: h• yin
to Vancouver. On their Teter):
journey they will travel;part'o3'the
way via C P.:2, They will be:,ac-
companied as fan as Noose Jaw .5
Mrs, Vanljoi ace's ' sister, Mrs
1VIootley of Ext .1^ and her daughter. la•ptez`, Iiaward ,McCullagh,'
They'>will be zilisent es month:: Lillian M. Iaotter, Teeelies:..
THE CJ3' UTAUQUA IS ON.
The big tentas set up on the Pub
lie School gs=ou ds, Entertainments'"'
each atteenoon and evening; beg'In-
ni
n this, Pharsdti
afternoon. i.
Thursday, The
program this season will be onh of
the most'interesting and instructive
that has yet been given inthis conn -
inanity. Conte and help to make, it
a success. ChiIdren's meetings in the
morning, Tree to all ehilyden,
t,Ra-llueefieki.
Mrs. Taylor and her daughter and
Me son arid' his wife of Detroit were
the guests of Mrs. Brock and tin's.
Jamieson last week.
Mrs: Anna McDonald of Blyth• via-
rte
dt the
ho
a me o
C. Haugh, last week..
The
Mrs.
The Sunday school teachers, off: -
cess and scholars were pleased to nee
their superintendent, Mr.` 0. Haugh,
in his eaccustomed place again : -last
Sunday after his recent illness. He
had been absent five Sundays, Mr.
Hugh Aikenhead; assistant superin
tendent, officiated in his absence. Mr•
Haugh thanked the teachers and offs-
deer 'for the beautiful 'bouquet of
flowers which was sent by thein to
the Hospital when he was there.
Mee. Armour's cousins, Mr. -arid
Mrs. Dinwoodie, visited at the Manse
this week. Mr. Dinwoodie is manag-
er of •the Standard bank at Lucan,
Mrs.' Hohner, now of Winchelsea,
. -
spent a few days at her home here,
last eveek.
Messrs' Austin and Vernon Wheer2
ea of letroit visited at the hpmerof
theireth.is Veekencs,. Mr. anct Nies. T, )Wheel -
Mr and Mee. R. Mr*Kesszie are we-
lting friende here this week,
Mrs. Thompson, sr., is the guest of
her' daughter, Mrs. Jas. Moodie, this
week.
'Such splendid orders' for fall bulbs
have e&sse.in this week from nearly
every Horticultural Society member.
For the benefit df those whose inter).
tions havebeen good but who have, ii
been a ,Ilia tardy,'` the Secretary is
breaking a rule and holding open the
Holland order until Friday but not
Pater.' Everyone who has joined the
Society since its organization last
.fall is a member in good standing un-
til April of . text year. For every
dollar's worth of stock -ordered aside
from the :fee there,may be an extra
membership in the family, edit is up
to' e h'meniber to notify the semi,.
tary of the names to be added to the
Inst so, that each may share in the
benefits of membership' and build up.
an interested and enthusiastic cor.
muni,ty.. One member encourages,
the other' end already Enicefieid es'
making cpelnddd progress along hos-
ticulturai /Inas.
r t, 1
Goderich, .Township
Mr. and &Vi'rs. A. Sloan of Blyth
spent the eveek-end visiting friends
in the neighborhood.
Miss Ma�
ria
nSti'
Stirling
Ieft'
da
g on Satur-
day'
far • '
y Wmd .
ser
there she will jo_n.
the Misses Muriel and Freida Stir-
ling on a.:trip to :.Banff and will visit
other points on thedeeturrt home.
Mr.
Geo.
Gook had
the
mis
fart
u
ne
to I se. '
has 'h
home
o e
byfire on
Saturday
y
riorming, the bu$ldzng .and contents
Were .totxfly destroyed, Mrs, Gook
and her daughter. had gone out to
milk and the fire -got such a start
that nothing could be saved. The. loss',
is- heavy, . - and the inconvenience' or.
haying everything one owned, burned
is very great.
A. large'efowd ,attended the garden
party held at Mr. and Mrs.''Ieid Tor-
Tanee's on 'Friday evening. A. most
enjoyable time was spent by all. The
proceeds in all amounted to about 566,
• •Mee. Louis Foley and three• daugit-
teirs of • Toronto spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. A. Maguire.
Miss Seotchnier :of Stanley has
been engaged as teacher for S. &.
No, 10 for' the ;coming year, ,..
On Friday: afternooln last, Miss ',.. •
Daisy •Mediger, who has resigned
es teacher of •S. S. No, 10,•tats' pleas-
antly peas-
antly surprised when her pupils pre-
sented her with a .set of silver spoons.
Mr.eAlex. Welsh who, ascan anted
P
bis '• brother,•David'Welsh, to his home
in Sanduslty, Mich.;' 555 also beets vis -
itingl friends at Detroit • •
'Mr.a
dNix
Mee. George g W.Y'eai
and two daughters'`ieturned to, their :.
home in Wayne; Riichti; ore'Fiiisla'y'Iast,
after. Spending thiehevacation the
home of the formers parents, 'Mr.
and Mie.',Roliit. Pearsorv. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Angus Cele,
who also yisited hereabouts for, some'
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson oi`,
Kirkton, Ontario; spent the weekend
with the Iatteu's mother and:•sister,
Mrs. Dallied; Hicks and. IVfrs, R. Y.
Cox. fliers, Hicks, who had been vis-
iting her daughter, mac taken 111, and
is still being cared
foratMrs.cox's'
home. �
1VIn. D. E. Hicks of ter:tralia' s ent
Sunday with his P
another, Mrs. 79.
Hicks, and sister, 1VLesi R. 713 Cox, of
the 6th. concession.
The folowing is the report of the
June promotion examinations at S. S.
No. 9:
Priombted from Sr. 3rd to Jr. 4th-
Ri
c.
heard Evans
h n
(
o.
), MarWelsh,
y
(hon.); Jean Miller•, David Welsh.
Jr. 3rd ,to si•. 3rd. --Harold d Yeo
(hc0.); Evelyn 'Wise, Jack 'Gilber•
Se 2nd to jr. 3rd.-•-•Tiessie' Welsh
(bon;), Albert; l'e'er""son'.
Jr. fi Wilt Grigg.•
t2nci.toSr. 2nd -Eldon Yeo; lReg-
inald,•i4liller.
`Sr. Printer -Elwin McCullagh.
Jr. Prirner,�--Donald Harris , 53uriel