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SEAFORTH BRANCH: R. M. JONES; Manager.
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44, Aunt 3t 'whet; their dauirer, Ir -
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fi 4 ere wat -7;krried to Mr. Clif rd Syd-
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DISTRICT MATTERS
Hibbert
etee---Eliarvestir.g is. almost con-
-her. -Mrs. ThOmas Colquhrion,
tot been enjoying good
Tecoverirrefo - Gass Beare&
and her little brother. Arlo.,
week Nvith friends in,
}Tarry Fitreskntrores
of Clintein„ are vielting at
of Mr. William, Calquhoin
- relatives In H1bbertee:.."1h7e.
Maggie -end Mary Ryan,
have beer_ holidaying at ho:ne,
retorted to Toronto. - Master
White, of Stritford Is visiting
home of Mr. George Palfour.-
ear Brosr, of Fullerton, are baiid-
for Mr. Josiah Watson and
tome repairs tei the home of
cit Eodgeore-Mr and !Mrs.
fearer. -3 of Chisehttest, were
visitor.% at the harm of Mr.
McNrughtore-bire and ,Nirs.rThos.
*der were In SeakAth recently and
bele- red to Mild:ray with Dr. ant
. auburn, to visit their a-mt, Mrs.
Johnson, wlto is in fallinghealth
St, Joseph
1- Case Adjourned. -N.'' .Cantin, of St.
Ossepto appeared before Magistrate
' ieWedrews, of Clinton, Saturday after..
-ma on, a charge laid by Inspector
Torrance. The case is an outcome of
00 recent seizure of liquor at St. Jos-
- ,ard Centin is charged with C8.11.3..
leg fluliquor to be brought in e con-
tittikti to the Pr CIV iSlOtitS of the Canada
•Temperance Act. J. McEvoy, of
Lotdon, 'was preSent• a4.7* coun.sel for
eantin, and asked for an adjournment
clalodeg that he had rebt had zuffice
Itz.t time -to look into the case and
a*?ertair the conditions under which
liquor 1iaA1 bear.. brought int
cietimirg at the carne time that these
Oarditions had existed far -twen.ty
years. A 'week's adjournmentcta•
Opted for...by McEvoy in, order that
r ley Gledhill, It-itA -0.14 A, S.
lfled-
itin. a prosperou's yonng farmer Ot
Goderieb townshIP. The eremohY
was Performed pyiev. P •
B.A., 13,erntiller, in the Piese
roonerous company of rela,
friends. Promptly latt 11 ow
Bane,
ea of la,
Ives and
It tp the
etrains. of, Ate. hr1da4 chomp, kfroen
L ohengrin, the `bride, leanL len the
arm. -of • /*it` father, ,proceed d to, an
arch of 'evergreen adorned t ..th iGol-
den Rod mid Yellow Glow, 'which swatS
erected oin the lawn in, The siii.ads of
earning. in a gown oiDO 1repe-de
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chine •with earl trimrangs After
congratulaglons Mende:WWI% coeolting
march was played by MIAS Vesta Sny-
der, cortin of the bride. The bride's
travellir.g suit was brown broadcloth
7with fajw,n, hatltd match. The pre-
sents 'were 'nulmerous and ciestiy, in -
colliding severaa. Checks f,rect -parents
and ;grandparents. The you'
left on, ta trip to Toroeithd,
wed other -130118- c
Dungannon
g couple
Niagara,
The• pre-
han aor
in Drn-
eeting of
Flfty-Eigh.th Aterivers,a,ry.-
eent year ja the ;68th, year
arratal fall fair hag been ihel
gar,non. The first annual
the Agricultural Society, aft hat time
krown as the Wawanosh and Ashfield
Bnar.elt Agricultural SOciety, was held
Ia.t Dur.gannon on January 1241, 1868,
and the old minute book of those •eayee
records that D.avid MeIllwaine NV aS the
prealdent, his proposer and ;See
corder -be1fig Charles., Girvin and Wm.
Treleaver... John ryfallough• was the
first secretary, beirg proposed by
Charles Girvin and Robert Glendinning
William Treleaverr4 was appointed vice
president, proposed by Robert
a,ncl•John Nivens, and Robert
Clendtaning 'was the finst !treasurer,
roposed( by ',John Niviiis and Che.
Durant. The director e for the _first
year were (William Ilarris, Jaer.es Sone-
etillle, John Savage„ WIUiafl Durnan,
Charles .Girvin, Robert Davidson, 11
-Holland, JAM"-, McNight and 33arari
McCabe. The complete prite list for
the firmt exhibition eezupierl only
.reight become fanallia.r with; the, wo tptiVgle r.
\ate the minute boolo end
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*lot requirement,s of %the 01 T. A. i the i:atrges. Ica- thole year rrere Wm,
ti;was gg Jo.s.eph Tiffin and iAleX,ander
iond hs- .raned by the magise i your. .
•-etrOi-te and will come up again o'n Sep.. 1 Armand.: It U also reci)rdei in the
ieretber 2r..d. Crown Attorney Seager first year's activities: that !' William
Wed for Too -vector Torranze.
Frearkfe •was 'appointed' 'Judi at the
• exhibition to 33-e held in Go erioh, ! on
Staffa September 23rd. Ever. in ,..e firer
• . Notes. -.A. reunber, from 'here° are . r -
Yea of tte existence the 'society had
Itaking in -the sights at Toronto Et- money in the treasury .akter the first
ry . and
hels of
clover seed, eigiht pounds of S.wede
and eight pounds of ..Yelloor. Bullock
turnip seed were purchase4 for the -
subscribers to the society..f
,g Such were.
e
the begirminge . of one of • he Most
soccessful of the brarob. ricultural
Sooiaties land this year; Its '58ttli will
to doubt be. bigger 'gra; be
ever,. The annual abort at
long since paesed into t
'm of the .big events !to
the i a
A ne*:griestibed dyeing cr4a1.P:1:
A0e4 int the te dinary ay.
.ue3Or.; Cotten Inert 'de d The,
14;ttaxetito. tat% •.e.eired.):,0,etrolardan,141:,ia.,00,dwithipert ; red -It
bait * eo *table
Prus(slate ,and one- 1 of 1 per .cent3
erric c'hIoride,• it roe'tir of
iSisliMilar to :t. of a 4thect‘oot-1
totq ft.rea41 level a3 ast to rub-
bing .are ,elir obtained. Penetra-
tion„, hOWeoer ut the osatie
when 1:dYe(.1," ! otodLiar padding
PrOM1-19. The neW ;Inatiod • iveS solid
bodes on, 'Unions- of' att./vitt and Via
cote,.
How tile "at
ander", licraS
.9Bo
4nerican newspap
er editor iwthoi mad Itlie wor 4‘gerry
marder." He *wai Mafoir 1 iiienJam
Romeo; tqf the ),/,,,. achusett Calling
'which he land h , Part/le , Ward
faunded, in 1784. He -was ao'fightin
ftrtax, ,and the Ce irtel w: = inch tam
.foornal, but wh: f, . d bib elY C/ a
• oared rot *where the chips fell,
I 1811 4th. 141 4,-: oiuset , 14egisla
'tame ur.der Gove• or Geri.; made
teat 'new &yijor of digit iota fo
Corgrees elections T.he gni - Ansi&
districts •wias the tre for • e Count
Of ESsex. "With ea,t glee Russel
took ia, imalp of the icourty a dal ore
the ,districts tto ts sr the heirrousnss
of the device i • ,,
tr:lb- -I SLuart, he far -noes taint!. A.
Ela.W the rnap and suggestec. that th
apportiorznen.t loo d like k reptile
He. (Made a few tr. k /On, tt with, ihi
pencil and Said: 'There! ii' -s a eala
marder 1" e e ' r .
kig
Russell jumped p, laugh g. ,'Sala
e
rander l" he sheet ed, loo alt th
!hideous figure: ‘Gatirytne.O.derlo.
An, engraving of the 'ge yrnander'
was made and vrked though th
State. Thus 'was born wha probabl
is one. of the Mimi [constant y us,ed,. i
all manufactumd wspape words.
Singnlar Fre ks of Nature
hittilor., this week, a.,.-nong thew being exhibition and the secre
gr., Earry Drake., Mrs. W. Piper treaeurer were each vot
.31ed eieter, Mies E. Norris and their lee,, azid six al
Ifte. Irerslake.-Mr. IL Browning, of
?few is to visitor at the home
fel hit cousin, Mr .T. M. Eamilton,
1-4iIEs Ellesie AIWA celebrated her
kinthliay on Monda.y evening by enter -
Wring nearly twenty inthnatefriende
vlbst 0, ifive o'clock tea. -- W.Willian
Baird ,of Chicago, Mr. and Miss
Sira, of St. Marys, were guest e of
Ifr4 ard Mrs. Hatmaben last week.--/
. Ed. rake, jr., left last week
for the ,westot-Mrs. Cooper of Sett
'froh ,15 the guest of her daughter,
ie ellarelly.-Pte. jack McDonald is
totaled home from Caanp Borden. He
•fauffertog from neuralgia,. - Saes
Dorothy Hutchir_son, has .returned
*Ole from 0, Visit to flamilton.,-Mes.
% Drake. of Rental spenti last wee'r
r. the village -Our -school is being re-
etereated. new eats ibeing put in and
Other improverrer-ts being made. Miss
Fergtoyz, of Mitchell, has been en-
ued as teacher for the ler.suing
Yesr.-Mrs. Do.w is viskir.g friends in.
;Whiteclaurch. - f
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Winghant the i. ceremony, ta:t •Which the 'Be v.
• Stone-MeTarish,.-A. pleasant evelt , 7. :A.. Roangot, radar eig W. P;t.uri,
took place here at5 the manse, whoa 1 Churdh, officiated. The spacious
A D P tie united Richard Stone parlors were decorated meth oalm4
ard ferns , and thealcove was
barked •wit i1 f,erres and I a basket
of white atster,s and green foliage
was Su.spended over the princi-
pals. _The bride, 'who 'Was given
away by her father, wore. a White
duchess eatir., , wedding dresi and
carried a shower bouquet of white
roeebuds land lily-Ofethervalier.
The young. couple were unatteed-
Dila Cleta Ford, 61 to, played the
reeddir.g 'M URIC. A daint deienner
was served ,after the ceremony, the
girl friendr. of the bride laaststing at
the tables. The dining-roil:xi, wa,s. dec
• Crated *with pale pink pm,d *whit,: Hugh 'Williams. t
was. a 'solitaire diamor.d ring and to or. ''huDendrcenledbeernr Idtht,wentily8 e .e.x;ect
flowers. The groom's glft to tbe brid
the pianist an amethyst db.g. Th al rwards, ,atohldrer boat tiank at
young couple ieft on the three trait 4ifiaarg. place „mod Under the smite
for a. :short *wedding trip to New, Yor • cuinstances. On board Were sl y
arod Atlantic City, the bride travel resoergens all of whom lotit one were
ling in 'a, dark fgreen broadcloth 'suit drowned. Ille . otime was 'Hugh 1-
exod wide brimmed bloc" velvet, bat • Dams. ' o i
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After the bareyrnocm the young coup OaA AuguSt fotb1., 1820, jut such
will take, UP reEdderce in • Clinton other 'incident happened at the
The bride received mary beautif a pitsoe. This time ,4„here Were twen Y-
eas. GueSts were pr t frolm Pet five paaSer.gers ,Ion, board WWI a,g in
erboro, Exeter, Blyth. Sault Ste conlY one es÷caed and his name az
Marie and Toronto. Tlie best 'wish la Williams'. o
tar.d felicitations of a l'wide circle
of interted friends &Mang who.1; pATALEIRII CANNOT 1BP CURED
Phone
our Oirckirs
eIIIt For Less
•d as In Autumn Styles 1
Mali Your Order
The Largest and
of Women's Sui
Two w'orner.iiy
lard Dela,unay„
at Lazard, near
ot the-egme day
mullion on ,the
trtthed on the sat.
ried, .aave utrul
r than
ungannon
class of
tt.,s kind.
Tale fair will be held this year or.:
October Vth 'az-d fiat
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Clinton
Rattenbury-Holroway- cbarnaing
weddir-g of great interest Ito Ciirton-
tars was that ,sciletnnized a high noon
.or., Wednesday of last 'we k at the
harm -of lir. sar.d. Mrs. A. J. Holloway.
when. their only daughter, Hattie At
boota, was ur..ited III OriarrIage to Mr.
ac Vance Ra.ttenbury, ooto, of the
tate 3 oeeph Ratterb tar y a,- lies.
s.
Ra nbury, of towat 0,r.,1 • the im-
• toe ate relative, were 1 iesent at
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01,Ldreid,Imler crt3itoul CI4ee1r°87..
• Ochelle, wag. bor
; took
• .,..• dasY;Ilivere be
i e 'd4; 'Were roar
a 0014, "'Pi ea -9
*were •1 widowe
1 'on the 1sane dao
•...“ .1- '' s i
Potsdam !was mar
27, 1882, 'the sana
S
te
aiot:,oe._31.thi6.r.villiso4o ,seGep1da;r:isa:tia.
'e aotr,SO 193ut t
;More sttrafrge, hi
.with ta, 1 daugirte
h.e ., K eels onl
.1, i
littalra14 rec rd wa,
.; Field, ,RiS1109 0
menit e,d tha
;daugfirter
died and t'zburied
1,TA each case.
blackenith at-
ried 7ebroarY
da,y as the presai
Eeeperor. Like
had aix oninis bOrn'
were the Breve/.
make the story isti
•vrife presented
on the' day that
cla.ughter 'ittirTatE bor
Another curio,
giver, *1849 by
Ne wfoundland.
he s,aw, fiehe lx e, se ire.
gerenationts--all -females. The young
eat was a revely bOrn infant,! lite moth
eare of iage. T
26, an,d upwart
uth t e _ grea.t
other .Siree, suc
-ably expected_ t
ation, fere
ive 1Ivin gener
met wit
119
te ,a, re
le w
Of roar
ar.dMle Niarguerite Catherine b4eTav-
M1, eldest daukhiter ,of Mr. arol Mrs.
D. McTavish, of Pleasamt Valley. Th.!
bride was giver.. away by her father.
Foliawitg the ceremony the young
couple ,ard friends partook of a.
(bitty luncheon .alt the residence of
Mt 'bride's pareers, after which the
riarty repaired to the drawin-room
where the bride as the recipient of
some exceller.t gifts of cut glass and
ilve,rware, and, a sum of volley. The
coiaple departed on a trip to eastern
Mitts on the early morning train.
Th'6 UM:ate goingea,way dress was
rAvy bum. coith bait to match. On
their return the young couple 'will re-
Elde Wohao, where the groom
hoas respeneible presition.
Death of Mrs. Banniater.---Newe of
the death. of Mrs. Leslie Baamistr,.
it Toronto, was a shock to many
frierds here. She was a daughter of
/Mr. ard Niles. John Coulter. She and
her husbard left Winghatn about fivo
Years ago and weolt to Toronto. Datbt
'wee telegraph operators and tho3-
took positior_o fin the Svtift Packing
'Company there. Mrs. l3aniter
is
survived by her parents, her husband,
two sisteree Maggie air4 csf
Torooto, al/Ny one daughter. Margaret
three years old. ff
er beirg only 12
gratflonother was
while the age or y
graat-grea,t !grant".
that -she quite re
see Ian "elOth .go
ninetieth year. -
atose. in direct cl.4.cent are
compa,ratively freq ex:Ay;
extreme rarity.
Oral the other there
arka,ble record °of a cou
ieperit over One -ed yea
Tied life together.
The 'record- of
official, one, end i
1794. They were
and at that time
be giver-, :the 411.
and the wifet It y
So whet the hs
84
I
. knarrilage .1.1
took pl tn. May
klungar n coupl
f of e- had t
and h.aerl, 'to' be 2
i Of e at least
Welty , que cele
bnatior., of the. hu redth miverear
teole place. this, COLI le Mut; have bee
,
at least 10 at.d 1I6 years of'age. No
11, Sirgle. /relation of 1 either was aliv
wite( Of a Lance
gave bi th to
/so
' la twin atter wit
11
of the 'dal.
Tlarly Ir.', 1914
tlre Waicirig111,1341
(0 ;SIX weeks liat
burro Thli Cla.use
under the malterni,
total Ingurnebroe.
this interval pf
there is ar.other
thaw everi more
:the Ralmer
*mete/ was creat
recorded irt 185
gdr.is beintg born
Sul:days. All t
hood, ar.A. Rad).
biz ws say,
evidently
mental
An, Italian Ia
araratta, who
soinie twelve zr.1.1
oeeetth
to girtSetw
•riftynine were
life lasted les
leven, ames.,
were barn-thirt
or., three mead')
ouoc.id and One
boys and. one
children, were s
ca.r.4 came
Perhaps the
(coireidence on.
On. De.cember
eroi)Arg thp
eihty-om.e pas
mar, oly, e5_,cape
Much. le 8,1 trOubl
yi clanee of the Na,
Viii , belleV
IS ue, ye
eurioue• e, per
atic. •
family, whote
d. in 1621,1a. case
of triplet, thr
n three successlv
e..o.re,a,ched . ,ma
lane priongnent
' that there w
k of paysical
. '
Mrs. Madtialen
ived roar Nocer
from 1\101es, ga,
'children, of who
ales . Hor rr.arri,
li nineten; year.
nine years triple
-three babies whil
four boy's .were a.
here "4! re tO
Se
The o r twel
sad Over Von yes.
esi and tWeis only.
exitraordir. a
cord is the folio
1 ,1
It, 1604, a,
nal Strait, wil.
rger, sank. 0 e
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oseSomprehensive Exposition
-s and Coats it has ever been our
pleasure to present
The most exclusive models, the best
value the widest choice and the most
fascinatirig styles In women's coats
suits and other apparel for particular
women as vet offered at this popular
women's store.
11:6,3r3is t 4stinet difference n ourBeady-
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to -Wear garments, more style, better
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workmanship,finer fabries.,less fad
,
momom.............4.".......".sa _
isbness than, you will fina
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anywhere
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Hundreds of Exclusive New Fall Models in
HIGH GRADE SUITS
Many new. and captivating styles in such smart materiais as serges, broadcloths. +, .,
diag-
onal weaves, cheviot, vicunas, worsteds, etc., in navy, brown, tan, Russian green
grey, aul umn mixtures and black.
Si 5.00 to $30.00
Charming Fall Coats for Women
OF
ALL EASONS there never was one to compare with this one kr coats th.t are gof entirely new and
VP striking designs. We are showing hundreds of the very 'newest stiles. Coats that have a.natural fit to thern,
coupled with that richness of appearance that brands them as coats ounusual attractiveness and captivating ap-
pearance.rYou can buy these stylish coa.ts at prices that will please you. Come in and see them.
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Men's Suit
etter than tsual
S10.00 to $25.06
Boy Proof
Clothing
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!an
W e 're selling a ldt of cloth -
Fall suits are better than
ing -these days. Our new
ever. The Styles and Pat-
-4 terns win the admiration of
, , .
bah "bride and grodra are very with local applications, aes they c n_
I rpt reach the seat of the !diseas. a..
popular, go 'with thein , on, their re
Beninilier r..ew journey thrthigh life'
A New rurssia4 Kap
• ....i, tarrb is a local disease, greatly
teeelay afternoon. Miss. Panay Arno. 1 fl teed by constitutional coriditi
Hyruenee.1.-At five o'clock on Wed- ---4110-"".........1..
lag ill Order to curellt ytx must
daughter of Mr. arol Mrs. 'William Al- Prussian blue is gen.erally dyed o an internal erenerly. 112, 's Cats.
Ito of Berkniller. was united in mar- wool frOM a bath conit.1ntng Yell° Cure is taken i0errelly and acts
rbge to, W -o. R. Pitblado, son of perussia.tf e opotarehr ot
oda and so th* of
pburic acid. A great oromy , r vie) siystem. Hots catarrh Cure Was
eultS frbirn carefully sAldng a solutio 'resribed byrore of the best phsi_
of 1.9oluin h&pochloite to this. fl: cta In eh% country for yeas. It i,
ture, cold, before ert•erng tbe w composed of flame of. 'Mei b6sit toriesi
The. ferrocyatide is thereby conver knwn, conii% yrIth Efone of the
ed into ferrinyernide and shy exce Wood ppr r. The perfect com--
of hypochlorite May be degtroyed ton. cif the ingredientel in Hairs
additior, of sodi.t)r biSupbtt, af OaLairrh cur What produces such
which dyeirg nosy °commene % w ' oilcrf.ul reaults in oatarrhal cr*di-
ecororoy effected 4 dule to the t tior..s1 Send fOr titimonials, free.
that red ruei.eate gives a ' ra re..).QR,BNET,f416,„. pr , WM
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% o4 mr. PitbladO 0± 11te 4±licon,
testier, Rev. P. S. Bans, RA., of-
fief...Ile& Mr, a- d Mrs. Pitbiado, wili
EVetd the week -end in, Toronto arid
Nve rstand that the groor, who
haR igper%t the pa.t two* eason's .sall-
kg, Wends to make his future hoone
Toronto, The brides sister, Miss
Dll, and brother170am', Mr. Crad
.4lock assiSted them.
-The relsider.ce, Of Mr. and,
8 -0-
1.
Xre. L. B. Snyder, Maitland deeper &Ade ,thonJ ye w oruata,
corms1ot/3o Colborn, was the were of awl Me Method 0± efect1ngitsfb -
very pretty wedding on Wenegday, mation, while mak:17g up the bath, ls Hair
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All DruilfobiX,1
Family pub for eamtipatt
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every customer. There are
so many natty Styles and be-
coming Patterns one hardly
knows which to choose. And
built
every suit is properly
and guaranteed to keep its
shape. You get a better suit
here and it stays better to the
finish. Come and see what
is really new. We will be
pleased to show you.
Boy s clothes are a strong fea-
ture here, we not only save
you money on the first cost,
but we'll give you such qual
ity that you. will be money
ahead from ther.lilong wear
they ,give. You'll find only
the best resisting linings,you'li
see style and fit that you nev-
er did see in boys clothes be
fore and bes4 of all they cost
PRICE
$8.00 to $15.00
utter, Wool
ggs Wanted
anld
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knojam. ore than the average
in
PRICES
$3.00 to $9.00
Stewa
SEAM
Butter, Woo
and
Rigs Wante
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