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INTON
NEW ERA,
CidINTON ONTARiIO, .l'lii'i.l!RS DAY, SEPTEMBER -2
i!lverw ,e
Did�"t Sou earnestly
1
r nire
yourself during last. Christmas
rush that you _weregoing to
start your shopping early next
Year? This is "next" year--...-
'end it isn't a bit too early to
start your Christmas shopping,
taking a d v a n La e of the
bys
tri lazin •. ar�'ans we ,are 'P or-
i bo. f
inginsilver.
s
CoMplete stock, < and a wide
selection, complete ,sets er 'seg
:arate pieces. Graceful patterns,
Bring year films' here to lne�
developed. First class work and
. quick service. Give us a trial,
Fihns`For Sale -
JEWELER .and OPTOMETRIST
1
„LastS
pSales`1
for Fridayand Saturday I ,.
y n
a only we w><ll
put on sale the remainder of our stock of
children's sox at one half the regular
price ni• . 1
P .Sizes � 2 to fly.
Thereareu on still
our racks a few saam-
merde
dresses whichwill s we clear at one-
half the P
regular Price.
Special prices also on . several items in
our stale- de �� anartmen Flelettes pillow
P P �
cottons, ginghams,\etc.,/at very attractive
p rices.
EN'S
ehool .Sunt Sale
t 20 percent0 ofd
School suits will soon be in great demand:: Vacation
days are hard on clothes and every strenuous boy•will need a -
w outfit foit schools
ne
Our boys' clothing stock is too heavy and in order to
qu q
reduce its i•
tly, you have the opportunityof saving 20 per.'<
cent in ,any boys' suit lu't'e sto
r
e.
9.
re'sa
�e scla
of y�yy1 q�
sU8 opportunity
t n
ill.
. .., 1D _ 2lt,a...
.. , PP y
saving !Cn
f
per rcent.
For ten 'da s only, commencing
oDnRYTet1cin
Saturday
21st: ending d><n 3lst
TIIE IORRISHCLOTHI-N8
Square Deal tar Every Man ..
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LOCAL .MARKETS'. .
E . ,.
g„,s, 21e Lo 31e. ,
Butter, 32e.
Wheat $1.15 1.Y t
5 0 $1.20,
G0
',Oats',35c to 40c,
Bu'cl:heat, 60c.
•Bayley, 'Id•.
c
Live Bogs, $12. i'i5, '
RA'LTPNPURY HOU D LfiA`;.ED.
S
art
S. 5,o cr. a
G n h s sold the llt-
n
tins and furniture of
the✓Re:tten1ut
y
House imd .used
the ,building for ten
years to Mr. Louis Rousso of I -Tan
over,possession to,be given -the--arid-
dle - of September.
IVlr•. Rousso has conducted d a hotel
i '13 n vo
n a b 07 for sonic year8 and is
said -to understand the business thor-
oughly.
age, and Mrs. Cooper; hiss Hanna
and probably Mrs. P,. Lladd -intend
motoring
toG lilornia'a
boat the end
of the month and d will spend the win-
ter there. Sir. and Mrs. Cooper habe.
not been: in' the be_st of health lately'
and they think ai. *inter in the south
will do them both goal.
ILL IN WESTERN I-IOSPITAL.
Last week Mr. and Mrs.' James Liv-
manorsreceived word that their son,
E. S. Livermore, is suffering from an
attack of typhoid fever in the Sas-.
katoon hospital,' He'has 'a light case
and will soon the able to leave the
hospital and come home.. Mr. -Liver.
more, who has been taking up'mission
work at Latchford' during the sum -
mere is ,an. Osgoode student; and it
is hoped he .will be ssble to resume his
studies at the first' of October,
and M
Mr. a d rs. Livermore; have been
kept posted as to their son's state
by the doctors in attendance arid the
people of the congregation which- Mr..
Livermore has been serving have been
'Most kind to him.
TATE NEW SCHOOL
Work on the nein Collegiate build-
ing is going on fine,' the foundation
is built and .a ;nice start made upon
the walls. The inside of •bhe walls is
tile, which will serve to keep out cold
end beat, and the facing brick is the
new •brown faced brick, which will
make a nice looking wall. It will be
a handsome building when finished.
The grounds, too, when leveled and
'Seeded, will- be roomy and beautiful.
It is -the intention to Mtn up the trees
and to make use of all the natural
beauty of the ravine, and when it is
complete Clinton will have a,Colleg-
fateproperty of whioh the 'citizens
will have: every reason. to be proud..
It is not a Mate of money to provide.
beautiful surroundings. for the educ-
ation of our young people, it is money
'-'Well-invested.
The pld building will, of course, be
reproved. We would suggest that the
old gym, dear, to the hearts of cull for -
met students of the Collegiate . who
shivered in it on cold winter days, be
retained. No, not for sentimental
reasons,' but for use. It has appal-.
entry, a solid roof, we should pall off
the walls, perhaps brieks from the old
building could ,be used td build pillars
to "support the roof and we should
'then have a pavilion for use during'
the summer. It is close to the ravine,
would not interfere' With playgrounds
and would add to the appearance and
use of the grounds.
LITTLE LOC_4tS.
!Clinton `Public school opened yes-
terday for the fall term.
Premier. Iteighett is to speak at
Blyth next Thursday afternoon.
—The m'ernbers of the I '0. 0.'F. will
dbserve',Sunday, Sept. 12, as'33ecota-
tion' Day."
The Sehool Fair
Season.opens ill,
Huron on Tuesday next, Sekt..7th; at
Grand Bend, ,
Tile eClintoii Hospital Board id` busy
laying plans for the ottet fair and
Glance to 'be held 00, October 1st, ' .
Rev. J., B.
and
. Mrs.
. Mggoznac
k
have' arrived ClintonIntion and hiVe
takenup their residence in Ole BaO
tist parsonage',
Iron. Hugh .-Guthrie .will address a
mass meati •
1 n . of he electors
t in the
g
town Clri
ton on 'Monday ay cven-
ing at;S &elect
Why trot organize a` seftball-town ;
lcag-Oe for sport foss the young' folk
for the autumn months'? Some teal . "
geed sport might be' bad before the
snow flies.
'The Kiltie Band,' in full uniform,
went to the County Home and -gave a
concert, which tivas very much en-
joyed by the inmates, on Sunday af-
ternoon last. „ r. s
The Clinton.' Collegiate 4oilegiate opens •foi,
the'fall term on sTuesday next; Sept,
71.1111 Lower school'pupils register at
ten o'clock, Middle and Upper school
.pupils at eleven.
The or 'antzations o both e ,
• d
,g f p ]itlelt
parties in 'Clinton, hien and women, j
ere lausy preparing for the 'coming
election. • Judging from the enthus-
iasm shown there should be a, good o
'vote polled on .Sept. 14th. e
10wing to' the obsta'ueticn ""on"lhe
track caused by the-weeek of 0 way-
reight, passengers for the afternoon•
trains on Friday had. to:be brought
from Goderieh by had,
to meet a -t
„train sent up froni' Stratford to
Clinton.
J.ambl n
Ii of �x .te a 'former
W.YF e ;r 1.
Clinton citizen, Swept everything in S
the gladioli line at the' -flower show a
'held in that town last week. "Will"
always had a eat spot in hisheart a
for those, stately flowers. He used
to grow scene beautiee in his: 'Clinton.
gardeg.
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ELECTION RETURNS ,
The Jfi]tie Band has ';secured the_
townnil 1 c 'e r
hall' to lc t ou night, and will
b -
ut c t a ra ram waft the le•Yiou
1 program., s 4 t•
returns announced as •t})et conte in.
The banal will be assisted other
to it talent' and a pleasing progi'a rn
will be rtcndered, d°, r small entr'ance-
�,�• '
• ee Will charged and ar'opporturi
ity given lo listen to the :election re-
sitlt zn c � it r
<n ot,'
FIRE IN COOPER'S SPORE.
Tire Ctas: discovered', n Monday
night ,shortly alter midnight, in the,
basement at WO. zeaa'. of Cooper'.
Variety .Store and( an al:mit sent
The firemen were "soon on the scene
and the fire was,--een£ined to haat
pater. oS the building ,and was sorn
extinguished. The room was used as
a stole - room, rn, and contained Stoch of
stationery ., ationei'y supplies china, glass; etc.,
which was pretty badly damaged by
fire, smoke :and water, It is not
-knows how the fire originated, as
there had been \io fire in the building
all simmer. '
MDDIC�l.L MEN MEET.
The District meeting of the Ontario
Medical `Association was held at the
Sunset Hotel; Goderieh,'' yesterday,
the „mothers being entertained by the
IIuron ,MedicalSociety.
The :modleal:nien heard a very in-
'teresting and instructive address
from Dr. StelyaitPritohar•t of Battle -
"creek, Mich., on "Differential •Diag-
noses of Pulmonary Affections.,'
the afternoon they inspected the God
erielr Hospital and were entertained to
tea on the lawn; About seventy-five
sat down to dinner at the Sinaset, and
saddresses- were given` ,bythe vire
presidents, including Dr, Ramsay of
London.
• Drs. Guinn, Shaw, Hearn and B •own
were present from' Clinton, also Mrs.
Gunn, Mrs. Hearin and Mrs. Brown. ,
A COUPLE' Or ACCIDENTS
Master +
e Fred Axon, son' of Dr. and
Mrs, Axon, had the misfortune the
other clay while playing about the
bowling green to fall'and fracture his
arm. The accident is the, more re-
grettable as
e-grettable'as this -is the secdnd of the
kind the lad has suffered. Last win-
ter while visiting relatives at .Ohes-
ley he fell in e barn and brdlce the
same arm above. the elbow. This trine
the fracture 'occurred below. Fred
was about to start school this month,
too, and this will delay' "commence
merit of his education. •
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Mrs. D. W. L. Cantelen fell on the
sidewalk in front of Nediger's garage
the other: diiy and fractured her ankle.
This was ars. unfortunate accident,
which will-eonfiite,her to bed fpr some
time. t
IS YOUR NAME ON?'
The wqrk of the registrars in Mo-
to has been completed and the voters''
lists are posted up,itt the' several poll-
ing places for inspection. Citizens
Should take the trouble 'to examine
the lists in which they are interested,
and see that thole names are on.
As the Dominion lists .are made up
from the beginning there is a possi-
bility of any name . being inadvert-
ently omitted, Then . there are the
new voters, those who have cone. of
age since the last election, any Who
have recently becom, residents or
who may hpve changed their place of
residence, etc': It 0 the privilege of
every British citizen, twenty-one
years of age and resident' in the rul-
ing 2' months prior 0 the Signing of
the election' writs to cast a'vote
the coining election. It is a privilege'
for which out forefathers fought and
Which should be valued and,•used,:
Those who refuse to exercise their.
franchise'' have '3)o- right 0` criticiz4.
the actions of -public servants. ;Cad
your vote td put a :darty in Power,'
and if it=doesn't please ;you, use, it:
again; o put it.out. ,
AMONG -THE CHURCHES.
a
.,Baptist Church
Thd' few pastor, the Rev. J. B. 'Mc-
Cormick,
Me-
Corms k
u has arri ed "
, v and will l take
over h duties toes inconnection onnectior
t wit the
}i
Clinton
and- 4uburri,Ilaptist churches
on'"Sunday, preaching, ip'this :-ohureh_
aft: seven o'clock Sunday .evening,
Pregbyterian' Church
The.W.
A. wilhiie
retattliehome o,f'
Mrs. T. K. .Maim on Tuesday aftern.gaa
Service -in the ;.l3aptist'.chutth on
Sunday -at 11 o clock. Rev: A. Mac-
farlane will preaeh,,iiis subject being;
Phe, ,Luggage of Eifel" Sunday
ebbed at';10 o'clock. _
Wesley=G illis United' Ch :eh
The Rev..J. E. Ilogg will' resume'
the study. of the Sunday school les-
son at '"
s the morning, service , on Sun:
py, his subject being "The' Tent -el
Meeting," . In the =evening Os sub -
ecu, -5011 be' "C1it,•ise,s Death and
Christian Life.'
The 'W lLS. will Timet 'at the home
f Mrs IL B. Chant„on. Thursday ev-
ning, Sept. eth, at, eight o'clock.,
Ontario Street ' nand .Church
yL
Fellowship service at 10 am, ,
Morning service, a message to the.
hildren. Sacramental' service after
the sermon.
'Evening: "A Message'` to Those•
Who Labar.
”
The congregation va s
favored on
unday by the visit of ISbn Walker,
hold Ontario street boy. Mrs.
Walker took the organ .foe .the day
nd 1Vft:. 'Walker- sang atboth-•the;
morning and evening. service. It was
a real pleasure to hear Mr. end Mrs.
Walker. n1_
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7)EATl1 OF G EI•LD,
Yesterday Um little •nine -month's
old(laughter of Mr. I•
i and Mrs.
Steep passed aw i}. The child pad
beer, ailing .for Some 11110 time and
it was thought her teeth were coming
too last, she having more than a child
of her: age usually has, ,Syinpathy is
felt iter the bereaved' re
aved' 1iar:ents. The
funeral takes glade this afternoon.
S
BOWLERS VI
IL W'N '[I I G Al4I.
The following '
x •i
nlc of women•lioul-
ers went tip to Winghazn Tuesday at'."
terttoon to take 'part in a :friendly
tournament: Mrs. Zapfe, Mrs. W. J,
,Stevenson -Miss Amy' , IIowtion'annd
lis, J. I5eManchio skip. They won
Both games and enjoyed the outing,
Rinks were present £rola_ a number of
the-surt•ousiding' towns,
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5 TILS �l
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t
' On Th rs
y afternoon On u da t noon last, Aug.,
26th, a quiet marriage was solemn-
ized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Ford, when Miss Dellah Bean Smith-
son and Sergt. Alfred 'Pugh of Lens
ton were united in marriage by the
Rev. C. J. ;Moorhouse. Mr. and Mrs.
Pugh will stake up their; residence •'at
Luca-'.
DEATH OF MRS. COt;CLOTTGH•I,
The funeral of, the. late . Aflis.
George Colelough, took place yester
day after r og.•:}from her late hone on
t e
h 4thcBn
cession of Hallett. The
services were .conducted by. -the Rev,
J. E. Hogg, who carne down from
Southampton to bd present, and the
pallbearers were: Messrs. D. Lind-
say, E. Farquhar, W. Colclongh, Wm.
and E. Mason and James Hogg.
'bfr. and Mrs. Oscar Martin, Toron-
to, .brother and sister-in-law : of Mrs..
CoIelough, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zer.
back," sister and brother-in-law, and.
Mrs. C. ',Miller, Stratford,sister of
Mr. Colelough -were present; Mr,
and. Mrs. Meson, Mr. and Mrs. Arm=
strong, Mr. and Mrs. Hogg and. Mr.
Ireland of Belgi•ave• were also present
for 'the funeral.
BALL AT STRATFORD•
Tuesday's Stratford Beacon -Herald
had the followingreportin its sport-
ing page:
"The Stratford Queensadded anoth-
er victory to their ,tong string of suc-
cesses, this year when they defeated
the Clinton girls Last evening at
Queen's Park, 18 to 0. The feature
was the heavy 'hitting ;of the Queens,
no less than three home runs being
,made. 0. Aikens; 13 year old catcher
of the Queens, made one of . these. F.
Helie, Queens ceptrefielder, hit 'ten'
home runs. M. Mulholland, Clinton'.
piteher also had a. circuit clout to her
credit. j
The Iineups M last evening's game
were es follows: -
Clintort— Campbell 2b, 111. Stew-
rt;e,.J. Levis s,s,, M. Mulholland p,
Flynn 1f, R. Shobbroole'3b, M. Cud,-
mere
ud,mere lf, R. Dale ef, D. ,Streets rf: •
Stratford; -N, ,Moore 1b, G. Moore
Olt, M. Basset 3b, M. Waugh:r,f.,
Helm o.f., M, Morrison p, B. tassel
s,s,, B. Dueharme,1.f.,-0. Aikens c.
Soore-byinnings:
Clinton 400 05— 0
S atfbrcl ... 265 61-13
EAST BAND CONCERT.'
The Kiltie'Bend gave the last open.
lair concert of the season in the park
cm Sunday -evening at eight -thirty.
Quite a' number gathered to •hear their
very enjoyable program and during
thee evening a collection was received,
a little token of appreciation from
those who had enjoyed the concerts
during the sun -niter. The collection
had not been announced, or it might
-have been larger. -
The concerts have been given in
the park this summer arid have proved
very popular, There :0 plenty .of
a°ooin to park cars and the grand
stand accommodates conafoi'tably
those who have no cars. It is .better
for' the players also, than the
cramped spacd they' had in the old
bandstand. d nd The t r'
at a tcix c
ne at the
concerts its this sunm '°
I et wase
e
Y
ver °lar g,
peop1
e driving in from long distances
to the weekly ,band concerts,
GRANDMOTHERS' DAY.
The Women's Institute met , on
;Thursday afternoon last at the home
of Mrs. L. Lawson. The grandmothers
Wire espec}a•1iy invited to .this meet-
ing, .Aibout'sitty ladies were present,
The program consisted of an 4
-dress by the vice-president, the presi-
°dent being absent. There were sev-
eral
eweral selections on the viotrola.-Mr•s.
:Sutteregeve tiro violin solos. Mrs.
'French, who was president of the
first W'oriien's Institute ":in' Clinton,
gave a .piendid address.' She par-
"ticularly emphasized that all women
should avail'thernselves of the privil-
ege of the franchise. There was a
'vocal solo by Mrs. Downs, aecampan-
;led on the violindiby Miss Potter.
The oldest 'gtan'dnlother present,
'tivas Mrs. Jas, Lindsay; The mem-
bens regretted very much the iriabil-
'ity of. another • aged grandmother,
1VIrs. Sloman, to be present.
The whiners of the prizes for the
'different lexeilt contests • for grandmothers
were: Mrs. Sohoezlhals, Mrs. ' Nedi-.
ger and Mrs. Peffer s.
The Institute decided .to; conduct .a
home -cooking Doth an
g b d towel sa]e of
the Hospital ,Street Fair. ME'.
Flynn, was appointed convener,
A vote of thanks was tendered
those who so efficiently tools part in
the program, and also to 'Mrs. TAW -
SOD for her kindhospitality.
An excellent tea was served by the
embers,'
ADVERT'S
People YOU 1
IVIiss .Ida Walkinshaw 0 holiclaying-
Toton o 'it's
f t r week.
Vle,,`,Inst 1VIus. 7. Cair.dwell r e
•
,Strat.ioFd,yesicidayr '
Ids. Boles has
s lei%triled from d vi
wi4h Friends atSeaforth..-
&I .s
Agnes s C}udlcy: of Toronto is.t
ue t
S Mrs. 1
0 l' )
g I cl s
CII
Mr. 1 Toni '
Jac? ran of the Royal Ba
staff is holidaying i11.1 lermito
Mr. J. A. Carter 0.1 London spent the
week -end with Friends in town-
Rev.' C, C. Harrison and children
halve returned from a holiday -sp
at
1VI'; and Mrs. Gordon Lawson and
little son spent the week -end with
'Woodstock friends:
Mrs. Jaibes Flynn has returned bonne
aftervisit i
a, s with til a
v t1 . and ci,Mts J.
E. Reinhardt at Kitchener.
} I he ter.
Miss Grahaln of Rochoster,"N.Y., is
the guest of Mrs. Robson and in-
tends 'spending a couple of months
in town.
Mrs. J.-Flohner and soiz_.Jaclt'Isave•re-
tureech,to then home in Detroit af-
, tell a visit with friends in Clinton'
and Hallett, township.
Mrs and lift's Morgan Agnew and
Miss Agnes Inc •having a motoring
holiday. They are taking in the
Toronto Fair this week. °
Miss Ruth 'Jackson, who has been
spending the summer with het.
o aulit, Mala. 'J. T. Clark at Go -Home
Bay, returned home this week.'
Mr. Fred Lawrence and -Miss ' Olive
L3weenee lift Monday, the former
to take Incteaching duties up s to ch ng d ties at.
Milber•ta, the latter"at Coldwater.
Miss Graee Shepherd returned: to Ot-
tawa on .Mond<ay .tq resume her
teaching duties after spending the
summer vacation at her home in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. GIen Cook, Miss Bessie
Watt and Miss Jean Hamilbon of
Londesboro spent Sunday week as
the guests of Mr. 17., Armstrong of
Brussels.
Mrs. E. C. 'Cross and children, who
have spent the summer with the
lady's parents, Dr. and MVlrs. Gunn,
Wetu ned last week to their home in
indsor,
Mr. A. McKinnon, manager. of the
Dominion Store, Clinton, is spend-
ing bis holidays -in Eastepa Ontario.
Ile is being relieved by: Mr, P.
Stotvick fram Stratford. '
Mrs, harry Twitchell and Miss Betty
left Tuesday morning for their'
home in Windsor, after spending
several weeks with 'the former°'s
sister, Mrs. Murray`McEwan.
Miss Linnie.Nediger left Tuesday for
Lion's .Head, where she will teach
during the present school term, Me
John Nediger and Miss Daisy ac-
companied ter, going by motor.
Miss Jean Chidley returned to To
- onto on ISaturday after spending
few weeks with her mother, Mr
T. Jackson. Her brother, Mast
Billy Jackson, accompanied her
Toronto for a little visit.
Mr. and Mars. Glen' Cook of Clinton
accompanied by their cousins, M
and Mrs. A. Mel wan of Harlock
went oft on a lifee little motor trip
on Friday, touching at London
RidgetotsaT' -E-lenheim, Cedar Fail
and St. Thomas. They intended
going to Chatham but a piece of
roadway which waS being paved de-
tore(' them.. They thoroughly en-
joyed the little jaunt, covering just
303 miles during the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Corless and fancily
returned last week from a very en-
joyable motor trip through the
Niagara District and visited Bid -
kilo, Tonawanda and Fort Niagara.
Mr. Carless `reports the peach ,crop
rather light on the -Canadian'' Side,
especially this side of St. Catharines
but on the American side lie s.ys
the crop is 'about one hundred per.
cent, .They seta some wonderful
displays of' flowers ' as well„ its
fruit, at one point a forty -five -acre
field of- gladioli,
Huron Road East -
•'Ufiel
•iiir,;:�" Miss Maude -Stir-bin ('�•of Owen
Sound amc
c oiSaturzla 'tas end he
Y p x
In, holiday's with her pother, Mrs, Wan.
!Stirling.
sit Mr. and Mos, W. R. Jowett and
Misses Ethel and Grace Jowett left on
Saturday da to
he
Y visit in Tottenham and
Toronto- and Bi•cechin, 'where Mise
Ethel Jowett is -Leachdir
g
e
M Kett x Mcinei left for Clinton
on Sattittay evening where she'vis-
ited before proceeding' to' New Dun-
dee inhere she is p riuci. ah o'
p I i the Lon-
tinifation School. F •
-
Mrs,' Mai• McKenzie Miss '
Y G. Me
-
Kenzie and Mr, Donald 1<Ic$eneie, at -
compel -lied by Mrs. Sherlock Keyes
and babe: of Varna returned on Sat-
urday alter a very ' pleasant- motor
trip to Alienton and East'Tawas:
-Michigan,
vher'
e
v theyvisited st d fru n
friends
aind relatives and were present at the
Golden wedding 01 Mr. and Mrs.
James McKenzie.
Rev, and Mrs, R, -H. F. Gairdiner ''
and little aliss Betty'Cairdener, who .,
have spent the past month with M'r,
John Gairdner, left, on Sunday for
Washington, Pa. Mr. John Gairdner
accompanied -them part of the way. -
Miss Jean Woods left Tuesday to
take charge of her school at Orton.
gr. and Mts. -Fred- Seotchmor and
family of Kitchener visited relatives
in the vicinity for a few days, Miss
Nina Beard, who has charge of a
school near Kitchener, accompanied
them upon, their 'return on Tuesday:
Messrs. Frank Erwin and Tea
Scully of :Kitchener were guests of
Mrs. P. A:Edwards on' Sunday.
Mr._.and Mrs. S. Stewart left for
their home iii Hamilton cin Saturday
after visiting their parents, Mr, and
Mrs. John Pollock.. -Miss - Evelyn
Pollock aCeompanied then to Hamil-
ton and ,went on to Sault Ste. Marie,
where she is teaching.
Amongst those who have spent the
summer in our midst and who have
returned to their homes are: Mr.'
anti Mrs, David Hastings -and family,,
Galt; Do.'Peeves' and family, Inger-
soll; Mr. and Mrd T. W. Oates and
family., Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Tillman
and family, Mrs. Geo. Fraser and
family,'' Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Thomas
and family of London; Mr. an'd Mrs,
L, W. Dippel, Renfrew; Mr. and Mrs;
R. T. Orr and . fenny, Mr. and Mos. I3.
A. Lawson -and' family, Mr. and Mrs.
McConkey, Stratford; Ers. Stratton
and fancily and. Mrs. Somerville, Tor-
onto; Dr, , and Mrs. J. H. Smith and
soil Carmen and ;Mrs. �iercher, Lou-
don,
bliss Cecil McLeod of Toledo 'is.
spending a few. days with her moth-
er, Mrs. A. McLeod.
The Sacrament of Holy Communion
will; be celebrated in Trinity church
on Siinday morning next. This will
be the last service held in the church
before it is. closed for repairs. Der
ing the time that it is eased matins
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will be held In the: town hall.
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Mrs. R. Fisher, Miss Rubio Fisher
of Kitchener and Misses Ruth and
Helen Fisher of Waterloo returned to
their respective homes on Wednesday.
Mrs.. F; A. Edwards accompanied
3 thein. • , .
Miss Norma and - Master Ruddy
:Brown" of Detroit joined their moth.
er, Mrs. F. V. Martin, at her cottage
here on Sunday, after spending the
summer "in camp."
Messrs. Victor Burt and Harry
13hker motored front London and
spent Sunday with their. iitothe4, Mrs.
P, W. Baker. .Mrs. Burt acid child-
ren returned to London with them
,The Y.P.S. had a corn roast on the
beach on Thursday .last.`at which
there was a good attendance and a
verb enjoyable evening was spent.
Miss Helen Gerrie 'returned on
Tuesday to resume her duties as prin-
cipal of . the' "Public and Continuation
school, after having spent, the long'.
vacation • itt her home' in Ingersoll.
Mr. CIf'ford- Clarke left on Satur-
day to to se charge of a school near
Lindsay,
IVY S, Angus Welsh and little .Miss
Agnes, who have, 'been visiting the
'ori er mothe e
i n s t 1VIrs: A n s i ai't
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returned ed to Toronto �e r 'Wednesday.
lit 2 W n da ,
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Mrs. WilberMcBride
Wilbert Mo ide and two
chiidt'en of Windsor ere visiting Mrs. -
Mcl3ride's mother, Mrs: A. Currie,
Mrs. Chas. Tours returned on Sat-
urday after'- spending a week in St. '
Thomas, -
M •s.Riley-,r Rt Miss � Lillian-�Rilev' and
friends of Flint, Mich. spent' a day in
the viilage last week. "
Miss Jessie Ball •left On Sunday last
foi New to tat
'charge of
ae l.
r hoo
Ii, and M s Oliver Martyn, Miss
Dorothy and .Master Willie Mprtyn of
Leiden spent :Sunday last 0 Mr.
Geo. A. Vanderburgh's.
lir,• Wesley V•odden and family .01
Londesboro spent ,Supcley last at Mr.
Win. Ball's.
Mr: Noble Holland lost a cattle
boast ofton. Sunday last.
Mr: Herold Glew is spending a
week in Toronto taking in the Ex--
hibit,,i-
Farmers in this vicinityare very
Y
busy hauling, in their grain, '
Mrs. Archie Robinson of Htsllett
was dawn taking care of her daug'n-
ter, Mrs, Orval'' Phillips, who, has
been ailing the past few months.
Mre. John ' Phillips, sr., and her
daughter, Miss Violet, • are camping
at'Goderich for their health:
Coderieh Township,
'Miss Elsie 'Snyder, ,who has just
completed her term at Clinton Col-
legiate, has gone to 'London :to take
a secretarial course, •
Mr; and Mrs. Al Middleton of, Susan
visited Mr. James Ferguson over the
week -enc}.
11Ias. Henry ,Me pby, es',, motored to
Toronto and will make an extended
visit.'ancon g her • ` relatives e r ti s. there, also
taking in the Exhibition.
Mr. and. Mrd West of Ilderton and
Mr. Sturgess of Drayton spelt Sun-
day with Mr, , and Mrs. Harry ry Thomp-
son
Mr.Alvin Leonard visited with his
old neighbors on the 16th fast weep'
Atahurn
Mr. •and Mrs W. T.• Riddell have re-
turned to the village from the West.
Miss `Ruby Kilpatrick of. evern
ii
vr,sted at the home of MisEthel
Washington: on Thursday/teat.
Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Straughanand
familyand Mrs, of taut -
a c Ton S r ghan vis-
ited at;.Mr. Williams of'Holinesviile_
00 Sunday:
�'., Mr, It. 'Jenkins, 1VJ.iss1 `X,'Jenlcins
and Misses Gertrude and Freida Wet.
10 calledon relatives' here on Sunday -
Mrs. Hunk -ins is visiting her -daugh-
ter, Mrs. W: Wibeon,'
Miss Beryl Johnston and Mrs.
Johnston of Belfast called' on the
Misses 'Blair last Wednesday.
A number : of the? ladies attended
the '4V M, .51 district convention held
at Vietoi•ia 'St. - Church, Goderieh, on
• 'Thursday.
Mr Frank and iss
a t 1 M Ethel W:•islt-
iegton left torr their schools at New
Liskeard oat. Monday,° attending Tor..
onto Ex on the way.
Nr.
0,.E. Erratt was at Toronto'oh
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
'Misses Margaret and Flora .<Tones
of Goderieh visited with 5\4r. and Mrs
Amos Andrew on 1cllonclay.