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pith,. 3'oii c t1 iestiy, promise
you1 _c1i luring lastChristmas
rush That you were s•orng to
start your shopping, early next
year This is "next1' year --
and it isnit 0 -bit too early' to
start your ,Christmas' shopping•
by taking: a;dvanta•g e of the
amazing bargains we are offer -
in nn si v
Complete stoek, .and a wide' '
selection; complete sets, or sep-
arate pieces. Graceful patterns.
Bring- your films here to be
developed, First class work and
quick service. Give nes a trial.
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JEWELER and OPTOMETRIST'
Ti
Our- First>Fall.Showint
of Coats
And we invite you and our friends to
tee the range now, while,it is
most complete.
Ne*. Styles, New 'Fabrics.
In all4, t he. , new
. fall colorings.
IRWIN'S
1
ehool:`Suit Sale
at 20 percent. ..�tf
School stilts will soon be ingreat demand. u d. Vacation
days are bard n c
ay a ci o clothes -and every strenuous boy will need a
new intfit for'schoel.
\
Our boys' clothing
stock is too her
Y v and iii .order to
Y
reduce its in
you have. the o "` ortunif of
quickly YPP Y saving 20 per
cent in any boys' suit in the store,
Here's ,s school c onl sn°
ltopportunity: '.
•at a'
$'
, �v
lig of 20 per cearlt.'
For ten days s dal y9 commencing
Saturda, 21st. ending
31st.
THE MORFIISH CtOTNifl6
fei
quare ' Deal for Every Man
1
LOCAL MARKETS.
Ergs, 20c to 31c.
Butter, sde. •
Wheat, $115 to,.p1,20;
Oats, dye to 40c.
Buckwheat, dOc;
Barley, 60c.. -
Live Hogs, $12:75.
SEVERE` RAIN STOIRIMS.
The excessive rains of the past<
week omso have retarded the harvest'
and in ome cases injured the stand-
ing crops as well as' those in. stook,
although this immediate vicinity- has
suffered less thai"1'tn oxpe others.
A very severe y mdstorm, ' accom-
panied by.:heae y ra\n and hail, passed
over here Saturday. It-Wasriot as
severe iii'town as it was east' and
,south, Bayfield and some of the in-
tervening teri itory suffered -consider -
'ably.
ufferedconsider'ably. The wind and hail: beat down
'standing crops, blew off parts of been
roofs and' dislodged' shingles, The
yain, which came down like a cloud-
burst, drenched everyone unfortun-
ate enough to be out . in it and also
found its way into every crevice pose
sible. If is said that between here
and Stratford sine fields of oats.
were standinig in water almost ,a✓
high` as themselves.
•
RETURNS FROM ABROAD,
•
Miss Bessie McCatnus, of the Lon-
don. •Collegiate Institute teaching
staff, daughter of Rev. D. N. and
Mrs. efeCamus,'i'oiif4rly ofClinton,
returned to that city recently after.a
year of travel and study abroad.
During her absence Miss McCamus
visited .continental countries, include
ing France, Italy, Holland and Bel-
gium, and also journeyed into -scot-.
land and the Shetland Islands mak-
ing particular studies of the water
fowl, their nature and habits 'in the
island. While in Engird,itXiss' Me
-
Callum specialized in the Subject of
education at King's College, the Uni-
versity of London, 'the first English
College to open its doors to colonials:
While there she carried on post -grad-
uate work, having no difficulty in
getting, recognition of her honor
standing fu:onr, the University of Tor-
onto' and receiving; every courtesy
from the faculty and stueente of the
institution. Miss McGanins sailed
from Southampton on the G. 5, Car-
onia, corning from New York, where
the ship doeked last week,
MR McMILIiAN'S MEETING, ..
Mr. Thomas MoMiilan, Liberal can-
didate in •South Huron, held a meet-
iiag in the town hall on Thursday ev-
ening last; when Aron. Duncan Mar-
shall appeared on the platform' with
hhrx.
.Mr. McMillan spoke with bis usual
force, denouncing the action of Mr.
Meighen in takingoyer the work of
forming a government and endeavor-
ing to carry on the business of par-
liament. _ Tse praised the record of
Mr. King during his terns as .premier
and appealed for support inthe com-
ing election so that this,; work -night
be continued.
got, Mr. Marshall spoke in hum-
orous vein, avoiding serious' subjects
Metter much. Ile took up the matter.'
of tariff on eggs, endeavoring to,
show that the arguments put for-
ward by the Lib -Conservatives were:
without foundation 'but -treated it
somewhat lightly, also. He appealed
strongly for support fol; Mr. McMil-
lab in 'the fortheolning election,
There *at a very good attendance
at the meeting. The chair was'occu-
pied by Mayor Jackson.
ST. MARYiS WINS ROUND: /
Clinton 'lacrosse team was . defeat-
ed in St..Marys on Friday evening
last by a 'score of 5.2; the Stone
Town thereby winning the round and
the- group- •championship; by four
goals: • The' -game was fast.,and-clean
and devoid of •penaltieta. The. Clinton
team -played ,good lacrosse, but the
St. Marys ,team m was at its -best.
.
R. Middleton was' Clinton's star
player-. on this occasion. •
In the . first period both teams
started off at a fast clip, but the
stellar work of both goalies prevent-
ed any goale being made in this per-
iod. In the aecond-period; St. Marys
'had the most of the play- and gave
the Clinton goalie some hard "shote.
About the middle of the period, Wil -
more received a pass from Noble, and
in, turn, passed to A. Stevens, who
scored. Three minutes , later, Noble
went in alone and made • it 2-0.- The-
period ended "without:, any further
scoring. Near the end of the third
period Noble again •scored. After'
two minutes of play in the fourth, G.
Stevens made it 4-0.:;N.' Cook. thein
scored: Clinton's first -goal, -A, Minute
later Wilmore added another for 'St.
Marys.. Two minutes .later Jit Match
scored Clinton's Second, goar and the
game ended 5-2. As a result of their
win, St.. Mary's will `.enter into the
seine -finals,. `
`rhe teams:
St. Marys1Stevens, Mossip, Yates,
Near, Richardson, A. Stevens, • G.,.
Stevens, Noble Wilniere, Bain, Sea-
ton,. W. Lavelle.
Clintone-W. Fulford,. 'McNeil, W.
Match, C. Fulford; L. 'Gook, N. Cook,
It. Rabeiton,, R. 1Vllddleton, ,J..Mnteh,
F. Match 1d M E
c wennaz. .
W S el.
Referee-e,S. E. Elliott of St, 'Cath;
ines,
The 'Clinton `team has played gobd
lacrosse this season and have no
need to "feel, depressed-•• even ,though
they, are,eliin nated from the semi-`
£mals,
IS GTi,ATEFITT., FOR, SIE
Jack -Cure wishes to thank his
many friends for the votes grven
him. _Jack hasbeen siek so hasnot
been able to exhibit, Nettie .up town
btiL many have called to "'sec her and
he extends a hearty invitation to all
to -cOme tied see; thepoiiY'he voxi,
WILT., PLAY TONIGHT.
The 'Clinton Kiltie o S;n ie 8...
aTid will give
an open air conceit .in the park ,this
evening, if the weather is lair A;nd
on- Sunday evening ' at. eight -thirty
will give the final open- air conceit; of
the season.
The Idilties have beer- doing some'
good. -work this sumlaier incl the coii-
•certs have been enjoyed.
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED,
Mesa Annie Cornish •annouueee the
engagement of her daughter, Ida'
Pearl, to' Mr. 'Melville Elmer: Mc-
Fadden, son of the late Mr. and Mrs
Alexander McFadden of Cookstown,
Ont., the marriage to take place emit
in September.
- The engagement is announced- of
Mildred Evangeline, eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown, 41 On-
tario street, Brantford,: to Mr. I-Iow.,
aid. Stanley Burke, eldest son of Mfr.
and Mrs. A. Burke, 'Brantford, the
marriage eo take, place early in -Sep
tesobee. -,
COLLEGIATE DEBENTURES.
The Collegiate Institute debentures
are ening rapidly taken up by invest-
ors of Clinton and, surrounding.comt-
'try: A good proporon of the whole
am'bunt to be issued -has already been
It is gratifying to ' the Municipal
Council' to know that our citizens and
residents of the townships adjoining
are showing such an interest in•the
new school. With everything up-to-
date in •building, equipment and staff
it should go far to make Olinton the
educational centre of '.Huron county,
d'he tewn.treasurer will be glad to tell
intending. purchasers .all . about., the.
debentures.
AMONG THE CltTIRGIIIIS
Wesley-Wi11is United Church
Morning subject on ,Sunday will -be:;
"A Woman's Imperishable Act.',' Eve
ening: "The • Program. of Christian
sty."
- • St. Paul's Church
During the absence, on vacation of
the rector, Rev, •L,C.''Mairisoi'i, B.A.,
the services onIStenday last were con-
ductedby Mr. Geo. R. Thompson, Cur-
ate of 'St, Philip's church, T ionto,
In the evening lie was' assisted by
Rev, J. FI, Colelough • of Creemore, '
?Mario Street 'united, Chord;'
The S. S. will ,convene at tete ,o'clock:
am,a,
Morning subject: "Peacemakers."'•
The evening topic: "The Spirit of In-
difference and its result"
Rev. Id. Aiken. of Drayton preached
very acceptably last Sunday, morning.
He made a fine impression on the
congregation with his sense of humor
and adaptibility, and he made a fine
appeal in h'ie clean, concise message.
At the League service on Monday
night• -Mr.' Schwanngave an interest-
ing paper on, ""Making Business
Safe." An instrumental solo was
contributed by bliss Elliott,' A. good
attendance is looked for at the next
meeting...
LITTLE LOCALS.
Band concert In the park tonig*t.
• The Hssivest moon must have been
a wet one., ;
' The Pgblic schools open Wednes-
day 'next; ,Sept. 7:st. '.
Mr•. !Clifford ,Lobi has taken Mr. A.
F. Johs's house for the fall and win -
Results in :the Upper• chool exam-
aations' in the 0. C. I. will be found
on efour
pa
g
four.
Miss 'MaoDotalld has returned af-
ter a short' holida''y, to take up her,
autumn millinery work::
We thought we'd ,had enough rain
to, do us a while without this morn-
ing's shower, but we cannot control
the weather.
The kisses Beattie have ,returned,
after spending • a holiday: ;at their
home at Watford, dS' prepare for the
fall millinery opening 1111
etre-Andrew Hicks, ' Lib. -Conserva-
tive candidate •In• ,South Ifuron,, will
leave a meeting- in .the tewos hall ;on
Monday evening, Sept::: 6th: ' Hon.
Iiugh-•Guthrie Will also be: a'speaker:
PA
ALIVERTISE:
People.Yon Keelle.5W.
IV 1i W Anderson of Toronto, nto visited
GrrL,n friends
Mrs; Ps . P. /feintosh-of Montreal
called one i`siends in town this week.
Mrs'. i4lcCallnn. and 1Vhss Florence
:pent the ...week -end with Toronto
friends
Miss Isabel" :Lawson is visiting Mt.'s.
T.
Lay/son
a
1n nlne
'
o,.l i friends..—in;
Stratford
Mrs Wm. Cook and Master Reggie
weie visiting friends;in Walton and
vicinity last week.
141isses Marion'' and Beth 0t hard
London are visiting Mieees Mary
and 'Phyllis Collyer;_ -
Mrs, W. Lee of •Londesboeo has been'
visiting Mi, and .Mrs E. Lawson
fox ; a few' days this week
11 s'. and Mrs. W. N. 141anning Queen's,.
avenue, are holiday guests ill God-
eeich:—London Free Press';
Mr. and Itibi: V. -Re Watts • of Ste at
ford spent the. week -end in town at.
the home of Mr, and MA's. Watts.
M. Frank ea: Pennebal.ee of Taranto
spent the week=end with his parr
ent's, 1111. and Mrs. H. Peiuiebalcer,
Mrs. Sohn Chili and Miss Marne Cluff
have returned from a holiday spent
at
Bayfield and inGoderich town-
ship.
Mrs. Louisa "Greig returned to Toren-'
to on Sunday after, spending a few
weeks with her daughter,=Mrs, T.
Jackson,'
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Quigley and fam-
ily of Toronto motored up and, have
'been spending a holiday with rela-
tives and friends, in. ' Hullett .axil
•;Clinton. ,
Rev. M. J, and Mrs, Aiken and -two
children of Drayton visited Mr.
and Nies. W : 'M Aiken over the
.week -end:
Rev, J, H, Colclough of •Oreeieore
spent the weekend visiting his
mother andother friends in town.
and vicinity.
Mao. R, Lashbrook aid. sons, Master
' Gerald and Norman, of ,Tor hto
visited 1lTtt and •. Was, R. I-To{slay
over the week -end.
idle, "and Mrs. ' Morley , Counter" 'and
babe of Biutfalo have been visiting
the fornrer's'parents, Mr, and Mrs,
W, R. Counter of town.
Mr.' and Mrs. Clarence Monaghan
and children of Walkerton are vis-
.. „Ring the for user's- parents, Mr, and
11Ti:s T. Managhan.
Harry Richards of .Windsor has
been' visiting, his sister; Mrs. W.
Watts, and other friends-1mi'town:
during the last few days.
Mrs. 'Roy Grigg ' and son of Calgary
•are• makiiig an extended; visit with
Mr. Grigig's fatherandmother, Mr.
and Mrs. -A. J. Grigg of Clinton.
Mrs. Fulton ton o£'Yale
Mich.
and Miss
Wickson of Battle Creek, Mich,,
were week -end guests of the form-
'er's sisters,„.the Misses Thompson..
Mrs, (Dr,) Adams and child of Wind-
sor and Miss Jenn Scott of •Cleve-
]and; Ohio, have been visiting their.
• pas'etrts,.lifr, and Mrs. James. Scott
Bar; 'W. G. Iiichardsen and family of
W'a.terloo visited with their cous-
ins; IVliss C. 111. Richardson and Mrs,
Cwoeeklclough. . of town during the past
1111• BtJh
ero neon' and little daughter
and his 'mother, Mrs. .T. D. John-.
'son, have returned to •Chippawa af-
ter spending some weeks with .re-
Iatives in town.
Mrs. Harold Zeats and son Bobbie
have returned to their 'home in
Toronto after spending a holiday
With the formers. parents, Mr, and
Mrs. ' R, Mennell, 4
Me'. and Mrs.. II: G. Buckley and Miss
Mary Louise ,have returned to
'Flint, Mich., after .visiting the
lady's sister, Mas.. R, •Cs;ee, and
'other friends-' here, 9
1VIrs, James McConnell was in Lon-
don on Monday, having accompan-
ied Mrs.. Chas. Manning of the
London Road, who went down for
hospital treatment. '
Mr. Douglas : ,Shipley . of Dallas,
Texas, and Mr, ,harry G. ,Evans of
D'etreit, Mich., are spending their
vacation at at the home ” ofr
. and
a d
etrs,' Wan. 'Shipley. •
14 Ir • C. M. Windover, accompauued by
his mother, Mrs. W. E. Windover,
and sister', Mrs, Jackson, Sarnia,
spent the week -end with hiss brlh-"
tlr. II P..Wfindover.
Mn:, • and TVlrs. G 't B. McBride, Master
Kenneth and little Miss Joyce of
Flint, • Mich., and Miss M. Burrows
'of Sheppardtoii were -the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. H. Pennebaker last
week. '
The Clinton. Hospital 'Board will
hold its "reg'ular monthly meeting, .in'
the ,board room of the town;' hall at;:
-
seve thirt
n. y on Monday evening -next,
Aug. 30th.. A. full attendance" of
members is specially requested, as
there is;busines of importance to''
consider.,.. "
Auburn
Mr. and Mrs: Alf. q
Asquith and Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. ;Asquith and family'
have returned home. after sper;ding a
week at the Soo.
' Rev. W. Failis hunter and Mao.,
Ihrnter of. Scranton, Pr, Miss Eliza-
betht
A- mint Allenford and'Al e
i o d
1 Miss .'A.
Hunte r • 'of Br s
u el,. were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs, 0. 'E. Erratt one day
last week.
-'Ma's.'Fre: Schoen Fred Seho 11 of Detroit !sis-
iting ,her, parents, "Me. and Ivies. A:::
Robhe sin of the 13th.
We ,are sorry to report, ghat Mr.
John Clark is in very poor•healtb.
ss Doris Carter of- Oakville has
been visiting with her'•cousins, Mr;
Ray Carter and Miss• Donna' Coat-
' vane.. Miss Cochrane gave a little
party in her honour -ern Monday ev-
Mr. and. Mrs. J. C, Veitch; of Kirkton
were in tower 'yesterday. calling op
friends. ' Mn:, and Mrs. Veiteh were
very :pognlar during their"resiclence
in Clinton, when the former wa4
accountant in the Molson's Bank.
Mr.- and'- Mrs. W. J. Phtmsteel and
family,'•'eturned Saturday from a
very pleasant motor ,trip to the
'west;: ' They travelled .with Rev," C.
J. Moorhouse and family, and both,
a, parties had a~, most enjoyable jaunt.
Miss Lala Cavell of Owen Sound, whir
has been spending a vacation as
the guest or Miss •lova Catter at
Bayfield, returned Le her home
last week, She was accompanied
APV.: DR. ALEXANDER STEWART
who was 'for many,y'eai's pastor of Wi11is'•clterch, Clinton. Dr. Stewart
leaves Toronto this week• to take up residence with his daughter in .Winni-
peg
Holnesvflle
The windstorm. on,'.Saturday even-
ing last did quite a bit of •itamage ill'
the conn :unity- Mr,. Fred Potter had.
part of the'roof tore\Off his barn and.
Mr. D. Glidden had a ''shedblown
down. ' •
Miss Pearl WileoYi of Toionto has
been visiting friends in this comniun.-
ity.
Mrs. J. Phillips and danghter;. Hiss
Violet, have been visiting their cou-
sin, Mas, A. Jervis, this week.
Messrs. Waiter Bros. 'from Ben-
miiler, are visiting 'their sister, Mrs,
Dannie Glidden,' this week. •
Mr.Vert • Tretvartha ' and . family
visited McKillop friends last Satur-
day..
Mr. J, A. Irwin of Clinton occupied
the pulpit in ITolmesville church last
Sunday,
1s3rucetjeid.'`
At an executive ineeting':last Mon-
day evening it was decidedtohold a
flower show in the; basement of the
United Church on Tuesday, Sept. 715,
both afternoon and :-evening. Mr.
natty of .Seaforth will judge the
flowers. Each n\ember is eXpeeted t,x
make at least one exhibit. The homes
of the village willbe judged before
that date:
14firts. J. G. Kaiser of Detroit and
Jack are visiting friends • here this
week.
Mr. B. McKenzie of our village had
the misfortune to fall while painting,
and Will be laid up for some time.--
' The
ime .-
The congregation of the ;United;
church will be pleased to hear that the
Rev. -W. A Bremne r i hass accepted the
e
call extended - to ilii on Aug,: 15th.,
The-indudti ' will take .place pi Sep.
itennher. Rev. G. Telford of Blyth
e •ill `tonduet iv
•d in e service next Snni-'
`day, Ang,' 2?J.th, 0
,Mr; 'Hugh McGregor is visiting
Mende in Detroit this week. '•
Miss Vera Gould and Miss Dorothy
Jervis 'of Clinton were- the guests of
Miss Edna Thompsoc„last week."
Last Friday night our softball
team motored. to Cdin;bon and played
a very friendly gaute,.of ball with the
Clinton team. .Being very short notice
our girreliord no practice but made a
fair'showing 'against the other team
tIio' are `real players. Th'e ganse: was i
very even till the last three 'innings
when Clinton scored. The final score ,
was 12-5 in their favor.' The return :s
game will be field Here this Friday at
6'p.m.- Come and ,help your own team `w
win this game,
Mrs. E. Harrison is visiting friends
near' Kindersley, �S�asic, • 'ry • n
Rev, Frank ;Langford, of the On-
tet•io Religious Education :Counee,
will conduct a special service fee
young people in Benefield United
church at the evening service on Sept,
li2th.
. Mrs. Alex. Souter i r
„ and daughter•
Flora -have returned front visiting int t
Detroit. a
Miss Pearl. Brock recently, spent a
pleasant week at Grand Bend.
The regular. monthly meeting of
Leamington, speak to them. A num-
ber of ladies were present from Hen -
sail to hear her•. At the close of the
Meeting a very. dainty lunch was
served by'the hostess,
Barfield.
• Mr. John Kirk, New York, Mrs, J.
Kirk and. Mrs. Nichol, Toronto, and
Mr. Jas. Kirk of Whitby spent a few
days with i r•. and nd Mrs, Jas. a Stur-
geon.
sur-
geon. •
Messrs; Fred Leonard and Victor
Burt and Miss Florence Holstead, of .
'London were the guests of Mrs. F. W.
,Baker on Sunday. Miss Hilda icing
accompanied theta and visited the
Misses C. and S., Parke,.
Mr. W. C. Stirling of Hanna, Alta s'
and Mr. and Mrs. H. McLaren and
two little daughters of Port Elgin
are visiting their mother, Mas. Wm.
Stirling,
Rev Melvin Keys of Dungannon
conducted the services in St. Andrew's
United church on Sunday fast.' M•r.
Nesbitt Woods sang " a solo at the
morning service.
Rev. and Mrs. H. F. Kennedy are
spending their vacation at Bay View
1lorpeth. •
Mr. George- Drehmann, 'who lives
near Wingham,;is visiting' his father,,
Mr. Henry n )o ehinatin,'
Messrs. John E. Howard, Chris.
Parker, Wm.. McDool, John D. Woods.
acid Ninian Heard:left last Friday
front Goderieh en the -Harvesters Ex-
cursion to the West.
Mrs. E. Fisher and Miss Rubie
Fisher of Kitchener'and Misses Ruth
and Helen Fisher of Waterloo are
guests of Mrs F. A, Edwards,
`Mrs. G. Toms left on Sunday to...
visit relatives in'St, Thomas. •
Mies -Nora Beattie' of.'Win'ghain and
Miss Florence Scotto . Belgrave were
'
visitors at' Mr. and Mrs. A. E: Erwin a.
over Sunday.' -
Mrs,,,.W. '.Paull ansi 'little son, Mit-
chill, of London, are guests' of Rev,
mrd o12as, F. H. Paull; '
Mr. Fred Reid of London .was the
guest oT 1141•, David Dewar over the
rees-end.
Miss Jessie Metcalf, who' has beta
taking a. summer eourse'at Long
sland, New. York, returned to her
horn here Iast week.
Mr, John Mitchell of London -•ivas
the guest of Kr. and Mrs. F, ; A. Ed -
yards over' the week -end.
Mrs. W. H. Brandon and little Mise.
,Frieda Brandon of London are visit -
ng. Mrs. G. Brandon.
Mr. and 1idrs.: W. F. ;Buchan and
iVTaster ' Ewing Buchan of : Dunnville
pent a couple of days with the for
mer's sister, Mrs. N. W. 'nods, last
eek. 11111s. J. L. Buchan returned. to
Dunnville ith t nem.on Saturday.
w l
Miss Lola Elliott and 'Mr. J. Miney
totored from Detroit and spent the
weep -end with the fornner's mother,,
Mee. M. Elliott.
Mr, and Mrs. J. Dixon of Galt spent
the week -end .with their daughter,
Mips. F. 11, Paull, Miss Carrie Dixon
eturned to Galt with them.
TSr. and Mrs. A. H. Jones returuerl
o `Detroit on Tuesday after spending
couple of weeks at Miss •Nera'T,'er-
guson's.
1VIx. and Mas, W. A. Jowett and
Miss Edna Jewett of Port Huron were
guests of Mr, and Mrs W. R. Jewett
t
over the work -end,
'Guests at the Ritz Hotel: Miss 5,
J. Clark, Thedfoed; IS,• Graham,
Walker, Mery„Eth.el Teasdeil, .Mrs, 11.
R. Tetisdell- and family and Mrs. E, N.
Clarke, London; Mire. A. Yipntiltea
and family,Ifenneth MeEwen,,Mr. R.
Reenedy ' rind' Robert Kennedy, Strad-
,
ford.
the U. I`
II
Wi• Cr.was hal at the 'home-
' 1 fete'
,en
de, . o
i i a
b Miss Canter, ;v a s
Y
G zs .
l T A
ef Ira
W.Ross, Stanley, last
Wed -
week with her.
miss Helnekey, £oi moi lye -a member
of' the Clinton Collegiate ' Staff,
called. on :Miss Howson, "yestercday
afternoon, She was on 'a "motor
trip, accompanied by her mother,
lead Como from Lurhain and was
• on her way to Londohe- •- ' , • -
neselay. Mrs. ':0lifton, the president,
occupied' the chair, The paper -4 were
taken by Mise M,- Gibson and Mrs. A.
McQueen'ori "What the. Club•'11Teaes.
to. Me." Special inusic; eras provided
by .the. ,Misses Boyce and Mrs. Spear
and' Miss Collins Th'e' club eras very
fortien'ate un' "$itrvrn`g atiirs. •Oppereeilf