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gu•ft oZ ztLis rt& arm on
•rho Mimes Merman ot Smforte wen
gueato at Mr. John Ounninebaross
ea, on Tuesday,
:• D. rale Oa- eeleeD ril""'" Mrs. Thorne who has been the gueet of
to their line they me verY Hee. Hieg, is vieiting freauls in Ex*
*west, they are sawaye terthim week.
•yhave the kind of quid- Miss Merlon Mettice of Hamilton ar-
t hrine quantityd in rived yeeterdex and will be the guest
eat tell this story anit • is
tom that make the ve1es. few weeks.%
o& rite, mint, Xrit. Dr. Bruce, fer
•110 the L'"•elare tnd leb-r1 the °elle afro. Baulch, who heel been visiting
ell"The power of price."
, her parents, Mr. and efta. S. Davie,
*et Yon want le Peeelese4 • returned to het' home in Woodstocie
whets t want to sell YOu Aug lt on Wednesd,
melte you anteing to look for whet yu oNeed,
WAD white there existe indeeputable Hartaywell mid little danirh-
p.s'ts
mewls to talte yen there to buy.
beet their qualities you genet go,
below their priceit le net wtee to go.
It la often very exeensive to buy, the
eameneet of everything, neither hs it
then tole thathigh prices must be paid
to geeethe beet goods, but the kind yon
filhoWel bur naturally coats you abate
More than the kind you don't want at
any price and will ceetenia be worth
many time* the deference. What
we say we do believing it is more
Important to do what we advertise
than to advertise what we do. We
solicit a trial not asking you to buy
but Tusking you to be euited.
Often the 0etexpest, eituraye the Bed,
The IL Fair 0o,
0LINTON,
Agents Parhee8 Pme Works.
ter Hazel, and her mother, Mae, Hall
of Goderich, were the guests of Mit
Hartwell over Sunday. Mies 'Edith
Hartwell has returned with them to
eeleeltvieh for a tWo weeks' visit.
Mr. ana Mrs. Lamont of Craubrook
were guests over Sunday of the late
teree meter. Mrs, hangs Mulford. On
their return home Monday they were
accompanied >by Miss Mabel Duntard
who will visit with there for a
melte.
Mr, Jacob Sheppard of Oil Springs at -
lived en the letie end will spend
some time ;among a•eletivea and
friends in the county. He is in very
poor health, but it is expected that
the chimed of air and scene will be
beneficial, 4
Mr. Geo. Swallow and family are ens.
loying lake breezes at Birkesewhich
ze•clairaed to be one of the prettiest
eamping spots on Lake Huron, They
will likely remain there •fOr several
Weeks. Mr, Swallow drives over
alter business hours. • ear.
ensetes holly will pitch their tent
at the Sante piece to -day.
Mr. °has, spalcling of Galt, the well-
eVir, dveitiserneuts, knovvo vocalist, brother of Mr. W.
Pe Spalding of town, Moat be receirS,
S aturday'Jiity22-Rodgenslires ' , ing a great many congratulation*
; pasting of Votere'Llsts-4, T. Cairns 8 that should fell to his brother Archt
- Spew Llue-,rookson Bros ,,, The Paris Review made the notate,
Cedar Poste wanted -T. Middleton. .. es of announcing Charlie to be married
Piano for Sale -Box M.,. ,, ,,,,,,,,, 5 instead of his brother and the item
;GrirtutbY rark-Orand Trunk*, .. .... ....5 WAS clipped ha other papers;
.Poot,Conafort-SydtaM, Jaekson., 5 Mrs. Js. Eniersort, and Miss Dawson
, We§irote Prices -McKinnon 8c Of lir tat:trait:ref ,,,who•racently left for
Last- Two eireeks-liodgem . ... IcSva on receipt or a telegram in-
forming them that their father was
dead and their mother dying, ee.
• tinted to: Clinton on Tuesday and
were guests at Mr. R. j. Claris for
a eeteriele of (toys. With Mrs. Clete
they visited Goderichee tewnseip
friends on Tuesday afternorm.
Mr. Walter Turnbull, for the pest cou-
ple of years etudentat the Collegiate,
returned to leis home at Milverton on
Tuesday. He will probably after the
long vacation attend a higher seat of
'learning at Toronto,. as he intends
entering the profeselon orLD.S. fie
is popular in Clinton and his many
friends will wish him success in his
studies, •
Mi. and Mrs. Henry'Arkell Of Culross
township are gnests of Rev, J. T.and
Mrs; Murduck this week. - They are
WHERE THE, ARE • e . prominent ineinbers of the Teeswat,-
, , er Baptist chneelt and have beep
MO WHAT 0• Much pleased to learn of the success
, of their former pastor, Mr. Murdock,
EY ARE DOING'
eaporioueeiree We KnOM7' in his Clinton and BasoLinc- Charge.
Mr: Airkell ilsione of the leading ; far
mere in Bruce, deals extensively in
stock, has been president -bribe Far-
mers' Institute of the South Riding
, and since the 'organization of the
Central Bruce Insurance Company
'has been its vice-president. He has
been much taken with the ate
, pearance of prosperity presented by
Clinton and the surrounding town-
ships, On efon'dity be went out to
see Mr. Forresteee farm and stables
and in the everting was present itt
• the raising of the mammoth barn at
Mr. E. Ball of the Rise Line. Ale,
Arkell spoke very highly of the fral
ming; believer saw a nicer one and
it went together like a charm. AIN7
other thing that impressed him •rit
the gathering wasthefacb that though
about two hundred men were , pres-
ent and there was the usual excieing
race, not a cuss wore Was heard. •
Notice :to Advertisers.
Adeeitisernmas for pages 4 and 5
intuit be in this office on Saturday to
ensure insertion the following vvede
and for pages 1 and 8 not later than
o'clock Monday evening. Aevertisers
will please Year this in mind,
irmiplase
About o:O, o
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Airs. McLennan is visiting in Toronto.
Mr. Ce A. Andrews was in Seaforth on
• Friday. •
. . . .
• Miss Josie Witte Is visiting friends'in
• "Goderich.
, Mess Nettie Stevens is visiting friends
in Kincardine. • • •
Mr. Stewart Leman returned to Chica-
go on Saturday,
Master -Arthur Clement is visiting his
brethers in London.
Miss Nettie,Beacone visited friends in
•Wingleam last week. a
Mee. Prout of Detroit is the -guest of
her seri. Mr. Isaac Pi -out.
Mies Martinof Mitchell is the guest of
Mrs. Wm. Cantelon. - •
Miss Westeott of Seaforth is the guest
of Miseelara Steep.
MissJade Fair was the guest of Gode-
rich friends last week.
Miss Annie Buchanan of Goderich is
.
visiting friends in town:
r. Ohatit. Sr,,of Blareaeatrereejt3 visit-
' il6h*BeOliant, • • '
Patterson of Toronto is a guest
Mr. Joseph Wheatley's.
re. Phillips of Chicago is the guest
a her sister, Mrs. Geo. Davis.
Mita Mel'aul of St, Marys has been
iting her aunaliffre. J )3.12foover.
Mrs. Dan. Hoke:lige of Ethel has been
the guestkof Mrs. Thomas Beacom,
• Mise V. Herrington of Guelph is the
, guest of her uncle, Mr, T•hos, Bell,
Mrs. Cash and two daughters of See.
forth,were 'felting in town on Tues-
day. '
1. atattenhurY and W. W. Ferran at-
tended e, race meeting in Detroit this
:week. - •
Miss Neliie Sones of Seaforth is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Jennie
. 'Jones. •
Mies Duman of Toronto is vieitirig her,
sister, Mrs. Oarripbell of Huron
street.
,Miss Clement is holidaying on the lake
• near Sarnia the guest of the Misses
• Proctor.
-Mrs, Williamson of Toronto itei spend-
• ing a few weeks at her father's, Mr.
Thos. Lavin's. •
Mr. Ed. Dunford oelerussels called on
hie btojeleattietes on Monday while
on hisrway to Toronto. •
Miss -Lizzie Brown -left Tuesday. morn -
g for Bathgate, North Dakota,
Where a. sister lives.
• Niel McIntyre, who was Spending her
holidays at the homestead in Stan.
_ler. has returned to town.
Meet (Dr.) Armstrong and two chili:1-
,mm of Walton were guests of Mrs.
Aeau Stephenson this week.
Att., Neal and her daughter, Mise Lloy
Neeliof Platteville are visiting ether
_father.* Mr. G. Glichriet'el
The following visited friends in St
elliteye this week :-Mr. and Mrs. J.S.
_Father, and Mrs, Sohn Wiseman.
`Mrs. Germain and little daughter re-
turned Saturday to Buftalo after
spending it few weeks in tow,
Mrs. Harry Johnsten of Port William
arrived yesterday and is the guest of
her brother. Mr. S. T. Eintnerton.
Mee. (Veva Deihl was a guest at her
father's on Monday and left Tuesday
to -remain at Bayfield for it month.
Mr. N. Yellowlees left Mondaa for
' tatowmanville where he leas taken a
potation in the Dominion organ foe.,
tem •
Mr. W. G. Strong of Gorrie, 'organiz-
er of the 04 0, F.'is in Clinton this
week working in the interest of the Colborne Teralteibile.
Order.
rant Mrs.S.P.Boyd and Sourletcher
Toronto were in Clinton on Friday siXelliN'tgridligifritto.(infral7
• on theft wet to visit friends near- ity.
• feodeerieh Townsbp.
E. H.. Elliott hae• purchased hew cream separator, and we believe it
is giving good satiefaction,
• Mr. Harry Cook has gone to Uncle
eon's domain to try his fortune for
&white. • .
Thos, 1W, Bell of the 7th • concessiori
has a rare ,turkey Rabid- vehicle a
month ago chased its mate off her nest
of live eggs and covering them himself
remained. on duty three weeks and
hatched thorn all out. Mr. Bell has
had good luck with this season's hatch-
ings and will have a large number of
birds in prime condition for .
Thanks-
giving dinners.
surnizirSat AND, ritEsERTATI ON.
A large number of the congregatin
of St. John's church, Hoimesville, met
at the residence of Mr. Hart Hulks on
Friday evening last and presented Mr.
and Afre, tricks with two beautiful
chairs,accornpanied with the following
address :
TO Mn. AND MRS. :-We, the
members of St, john's church congre-
gation have gathered bere this evening
to assure you of our appreciation of
your faithful services as organist of our
church. In the many• years that you
have filled this important position no
doubt you have bade° sacrifice &good.
deal, and have had to deny yourself to
Amid at the post of duty, and 0 -night
we wish to -preset you with these
chairs, not as a compensation for your
bervicee, but as a slight token of our
appreciation as a congregation of your
faithful work. Hoping that you shall
be long spared to labor. for the good,
and to use- the talents that God has
given you until we all come at last to
sing his praises in the great choir
above, where you will receive full re-
ward for all your faithful work on
earth. Signed in behalf -of the congre-
:gotten, We. ,MUlholland, Mrs. R. II.
=
Mr. Sanwa Connolly read the address
and Mrs. Mulholland and Mrs. Elliott
Made the presentation, Mr. and Mi-.
Hicks, although taken by complete
surptege, thanked the people kindly, for
their kindness to them, after which it
sumptuouta repast was partaken of,
vehich had been provided by the'ladies
of the congregation, and a 'pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all.
•
The following- are among those Who
wilt attend the mate 'meeting in
Wieghain this Week :-J. Batten-
" bury., Potta S. Beattie.
Rev. T. A. G., <Wright, and family of
Milbank 'named through town on
Saturday for One of Mr. Marks' cot-
tages at the Take eide.13aylield.
, eaffeeledith Robson, who has been via.
iting for the putt couple of years in
Cheyenne, Wyoming, returned
home the forepartof the week.
Mere A. Je Grigg and Master* Itugii
and Rey leave Thursday for a
mpnth's visit among London, St,
Tilomas atel Ridgetown friends,
John Houston of Toronto came
upVitedneedity week toattend thefun.
'vat of her nephew, the leaf Alec
Houston, which took place on Mum.
day.
atel Mrs. 3.Oressick, who hays
been visiting friends in Clinton and
Menotti, baYe ratnrned lo Winnlpsg.
They were ticketed through by A.O.
PaWeon.
M Hattie Diana daughter of Mr.
returned from 0hktgo
week and will he a• game at tls
' hotateetestd for it month. On Tuesday
family had a platoon picnre at
Perko and family nanved -
. aol to Beyfield the may part of b.
week for a ttiontha Geeing.
work will be teeken by lehaleeit
rroundin sIgrey3nen tarring late
, Id rn.
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Quite a nifirtber around here have
their fall wheat cut
S. T. Goldthorpe of . &Word has
rented his blacksmith shop to Geo;
Fowler of Winghain for a term.
Mr. and Mrs. Wortba of Kincardine,
were the pegs of Mrs. Fowler on Sale
bath. lastealeo Mies Youngof Sheppard -
ton.
A man who stole it rooster from one
of the hotels in Lucknowwits observed
by the landlord and One' of the girls,
who had hint arreetted. The constable,
when about to take him to the lock-
up, thought 11 was hardly fit to keep
him In, and so took him to his own
house for the night en the night the
constable was emitted by a gentleman
to put some coeve in pound whig were ,
on the street. Wlien he a d he -
couldn't go mi , he had it prisoner, the
latter volunteered to go- with him, tro
the three men started with the Ariel
male to the pound. One of Meant..
male ran away and the prisoner &Kik
ter iii, but did not come back with
the cow till he was &treated by one of
the conotables at Olackeforeeetnd now .
he has to spend thirty days In Walk- '
mean gaol. The oonitable of Bieck '
Horse bee hauled the mutable of
Lackner up for letting him go.
ldr*. Vendor:le of Goderioh has beim
visiting at herr etmen.lawa, Mr. Samoa ,
Stevens, the It vmek .
Mrs, Oati and dent Tir,.1,4ealso Mr, and
as. Pie Vogler of h wegrthe
ef eta Mrs, ob Poe? ea
441 4a efeetatefaie le"Park
flJtL
Bit field. MOM id.
a 'Tr
Air Jahn Eaton* is at prevent very ilteestee by faith reed &re mad to prac
wk. have
wlatt him a speedy reeovery. theft- it, that is so her eti refusing the ea -
Mr. Geo, ateinbuey wee in town hut *lettuce of M. D's coneerned, They
have faith in faith when codibined
Mies Jennie Reethwell of Graderich with the use of simple howe remedies
township is visiting her main. Miss and by their good living and consist
Addie Rathwell, of thie village. ant lives they have meat: *averse vou.
Mrs. Aloe Pareene is at present very verts in Hay township. The head of
low. the ferolla pays an annual visit to the
Archdeacon Davie of London Dr. Downie Home in Chicago and for
preeehed in Trinity chureh Suniley months in company with one of hie
teat. eons has held meetings regularly at
Mr. Cleo, Bete* late been Appointed Johnstone's Mille below Oontines Cite
ember of the Metitodiet church for the Thii son wean* to devote himself
coming year. We feel eine the ladies the work end juet recently returned
vvill be eeeted. from New York where for lux atoothe
Mise Addle Itathwell of she Detroit be htudied at m Bible College, getting a
Conservatory of Mimic halt been ap. grounding intim ecripturee. The etude
pointed organist of Trinity church. enter ab Hee inutitntion are *Carted at
Summer visitors are now necking to Genesis, taken through to tee end at -
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the lake from the cities to geb the fresh of the Good Book, and have the knott1
breezee oe Lake Huron. potato, especially those bearing upon
The home of Mr. Cook'e of Seaforth thekline of belief, made clear. On Mr, Wat
ean away from Mrs. tialnes Pollockes Ecehardatt return from this met of
hotel and did considerable dee:nese to learning ids father preeented him with
the buggy. Fortunately, no one Yeas
hurt.elisses Jennings of Parkhill
Were guests at the Rectory left week.
Priticipal Holtnan wae on the sick
-list for a couple of days, last week
Triniey church was more thou crowd-
ed an eiunday the 9th int. when Rev.
Mr• ifettnings delivered An earnest and
practical Orange sermon which was
much appreciated by his hearers,
Rev. Lewis Diehl and family of Ailsa
Craig wilispene a portion of the heat-
ed terin at Bayfield- and on the- lirsb
Sunday in ..ugust tie will make an
exchange of pulpits with Bev. Mr.
Jennings. Next Senday Rev. Mr,
leerrin of Maclean 'and Mr. ,Iennitias
will exehange work. ,
Ven, Archdeacon Davis and family
of London are guests at the Qiieetui
and will enjoy the life-giving breezes
for a few weeks,
Rev, Mr. Doherty of Hensell is a
gueet at; the Rectory this week, '
eadr. Jahn McLeod, who for the past
• year has been a -member ot the state of
the Huntsville General Hospital, being
what might be celled -manager of the
tickeedepartment, returned home lad
week for, a month's holidays. . His
wife has been livina with her parents,
Memel Mrs. James Thompson for sev-
eral months. The Huntsville Hospital
serves a great part of the Afuseoke re-
gion and is supportedprincipally by
purchasers of tickets. That is,any per-
son buying a piece of pasteboard, price^
IlVe dollars, will receive free attend-
ance for elle season, contagious diseits•
es being exempt. • e
That part of the village where Mr.
T. J. Marks has built his summer cot.
tages islescribed upon blie survey as
Bayfield Terrace. The , con:unending
situation makes tae name applicable,
and it is certainly one of the prettiest.
spots in the village. Five of the six
cottages.heee been leveed, the tenauM
Irsing; Mrs. James Fair, Clinton; Mrs.
A. O. Pattison. Clinton; Rev. J.Wright
of'Millbank; Mr. Waiter Thompson of
Mitchell, and Mr. Roberts of Parkhill.
Mrs. Shannon and family are living
under canvass on the 'Terrace...
Among the guests at the' Queen's
Rotel erre: Mr. Hunt and son Douglas
et Londate ; Mrs. F. Glass and Miss G.
• Mrs. V. Reeve,
Miss &Me and Master Vieian,London ;
Bruneinett, Mrs. E. Davis and
Gwandoline and Dorette , Davis, Lon-
don; Mies A. Laidlaw, Meilen earn-
ed and Miley Warner, Detroit it Me
and Ales. Bremner, of London; Miss
Bayley, Toronto; Miss Hastings, Tor-
onto ; Miss Lynch Staunton, Hamilton;
Mists lienwood, Toronto; HormeDavis,
Chatham; Miss Mable Davis, Toronto.
The Elver Hotel guests include
Evans' and family of leindein Miss
Dirisley of Wingtuun ; Miss Boles of
Ingersoll; Misses Gussie Fairand Janet,
Anderson, three daughters •of Mr.
Braithwaite, manager of the Bank of
Montreal, and tbe Misses Macklin.
_Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Camp.
.bell, son and daughter of Mitchell..
Rev. Mr. Mackey of Goderich has
occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church for the past- fortnight and will
likely be in charge for another six.
weeks.
Covia should not be allowedto run at
large, upon the streets, at least not
down at the Point.
The absence of a brass bona is mina
to be regretted. An aggregation of
even ten emcee would help much to -en-
liven the evenings.
A Seaforth party had a dance at the
pavilion the other evening. • 8 9•16 cents per pound. . .
Mr. George Fitzgerald of Seaforth Much excitement was tensed on rri-
was a guest at the River Hotel last
week. ' He is well-known nil popular
here. .
Me, H. Darrow of the Queen's Hotel
was ea Clinton on Tuesday. . •
There are no less than eight clergy-
men of the Church of England in the
village this week and a .couple 'more
.are expeceed.
The last meeting of the villa,ge egun-
eil wale heid on the evening of July 3rd
when the members were all present,
save and except One. The usual grant
of ten dollars was made to the Agricul-
tural Society, and a iby-law was passed
to raise $250 for municipal purposes
for 1899. The followiqg accounts were
ordered to be paid : ' •
W. Bailey, drawing `gravel $32 95
81 45
-a new two.hundeee (loiter canvas tent
°for the purpose of carrying on avenge, .
,
listic work. -There was a Maher ex- r A Special Line of Pants,: Price $1.95
penditure of fifty dollars fete mate. "-.--
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This tont, a borninedious 0110, ves tits
Oohed in Baytield and night afte
night it was thronged wide villager
and people from the townships. Cer
tatty was the main drawing card o
conrse, but for all that a number 0
converts were made and among sonae o
best families in Stanley. Mr. Eck
harcit' is it young man , of abou
twenty-five years of . age, o
earnest speech and Yivitit th
German accent. He is AceOMPArtied
by another young mannamed Agnew.
They were assisted in their meetings
for a few days by the leading e(ehrie,
tutu Workers" in the province, viz,
•
s We have just manlifeetured and passed into stock a large quantity of 1VIen's Pants at the above Fleet, which is
1. dr'-' great s-ap The goods wa,s purchased direct &wax the manufacturer at nearly half price, and We have no heMtatlo
1say
,
ing that they' cannot be equalled anywhere far the money. They are cut, made and trimmed in amanner twat,
different from ordinary ready-mades. The goods aro all,wool .Niee cheek And medium. color. People who We
; a cheap pair of Pants for summer wear should see this line.
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Maor Philpott and wife of 1:18.0adton
of Peterboro, TIM Major and MS
8 MOS from the game inattrial aild coat and pants tegether, Make a wonderfully cheap suit.
Fisher of Toronto and Dr. Zimmerrna
Philpott were formerly active worker
in tile Seivation Army. A feature • o
the meetings was the singing by thre
members of the Eckhardt fattener, tit
evangeliet and his brother and sister
the latter two driving up every even
ing to render this service. On strik
ing the tent here it was taken to th
Goshen Line school grounds wher
meetings are now in progress. afte
which it will be. moved to other point
The intention of Mr. gokhavlt is to
begin a. series of meetings in (liorie-
the first week in Septernbeie
This sect does not believe pork
tot)13 fit food for Leann con•
sunaption, and it is said that at
least one of. their converts in the tovvn-
ship has disposed of all his hogs. This
is much More sensible than wantonly
killing thenaafe was done by Downie.
ites in the county of Bruce a few
months ago, though there are those who
will not consider it quite so consistent.
The report was current in the vii.
lagelast Friday that one of the child-
ren of Mr. John Beacom of Goderich
township had died that morning and
that Weather wa.s in it critical condi-
'tion. We are pleased to know thee
neither ease waseatal arid that both of
the cbildren are about all right again.
Dr. Woods was attendance. The
cause of illness was eating fruit and
canned meat which disagreed with the
ethildren,
Our Boys' Famous School Pants, Price 50, 60 and. 75 Cent
f We make thein by the hundreds and they are the ollea,peit goods in Cauarla. No line selidequil to theni.
% .
2 from us you save the middleman'
s profit and get a class of goods far superior to ',labs usually 'offered. Odd coat
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Our great Senii-A.nnual Bargain Day takes place on Saturday, 'Tilly 29, and as usual will be a great success.
e next week's issue for full particulars.
8.
5-1 OUT. ,Famous Shoe Department
Goderich Township.
Mr. Charles SteWart left on Tuesday
morning for a trip through Manitobit
and the Territories and expects to.be
away for a few mottle% He has been
inpoor health since last winter, but it
is,hoped the change of air and scene
will comptetela restore him to health
and vigor. He has rented, his farm for
a term of seven years to Mr. Cum-
mings, and when built up again physi-
cally he. may try? his hand at' some
other, occupation for a time. Mr.
Stewart's many friends throughon
the township wish him a pleasant trip:
A dog belonging to ear. R.Thompson
of the ifith concession was run over
Monday by a load of hay, and though
the wheel passed over the animal's
back itisseemingly none the worse of
Miss Boles of Clinton spent last
week at Mr. Galbraith's near Bayfield.
Miss Bertie Thompson is visiting at
Bayfield and vicinity. •
'Miss Jean Mustard spent part Of lasb
-week as the guest of' the Misses Thomp-
son, 16th. com .
The make of Holmesville cheese foi.
the last half of June hes been sold at
Alex. Cameron, "
Jas. Johnston 4 "
Gee, King 4.
W. G. Johnstone "
Chas. Parker " •
Gitveo..Kiningdsa'y • 4$ 16 ao
4.
Chas. Parker, work on Boundary •
' Line , .... . .. 350
,At the annual meeting of. the Ere
worth League of the blethodisb churelt
held last -Tuesday night the following
Were elected °facers for the year :-
.. Hon. President, Rev. E. Shaw.
. President, L. Clark.
1st Vice, II. W. Erwin.
2nd Vice, Miss Addie
3rd Vice, Miss Lily Miller.
• Secretary, Miss Mary Persona
. Treasurer, Miss Dolly Persona.
Social Committee -Miss Lily Miller,
Mise WaltheMies Erwin, Mrs. Re Shave,
R. Peck,
Missionary Committee -Miss Wallis,
Miss E. Parsons, Miss Miller, Mrs.
John Watson.
Look -Out Ooltimittee-Mies Miller,
Misa M. Erwin, Mai, L. Clark, Miss
Mary Parsons, Mrs. E. Shaw. •
Prayer Meeting Committee-elanees
Wallis, ff. Peck, Mrs. H. Peck, Miss
M. Persona.
S, S. Cobenattee-eltelse Jan e Sohn -
stone Miss Dolly Parsons; D. 'Mac-
Leod,PH. Dramen, Mr. H. W. Erwin
Is chairman of the Int three eneation-
ffla committees.
The League helpsto support it mis-
sionary who le laboring• . in ,Britieh Col-
umbia and at its regular fortnightly
meeting. next Sunday evening con.
32 95
28 05
80 50
2550
tributiono will be, received. The Ice
James Delfatty of Stanie.
"Bible Study" will be taken by r.
The Met odist Sundag
y chord here is
in a prosperous condition and is the
means of doing much good. it has a
membership of eixt3r, with an average
attendance of forty. At the rennet
Children' Day beta- re -Calif& the
church 'was beautifully decorated and
a choice peogrein of ulnae fecitations,
day last by the reported death of the
young daughters of Mr, john Beacom.
Both children had been eating aueranee
and gooseberries, which caused paraly-
sis of the stomach, but by the aid of
one of the Deerfield deckles the childeen
are doing as well as cart be expeeted.
Intended for last 'week;
Mr, John O. Elliott started cutting
his wheat on Wedoesdity. •
Me. J. W. Elliott of the Baylleld line
has purchased a Tudhope buggy from
Me A. A. Shrenk of Clinton. -With
J. W. nimble-eooted driver this makes
a nobby outfit.
Mr. Charles Stewart of 13avileld Line
has rented his farm to Me John Ouna-
nano of Blyth for seven years. Mr.
Stewart leaves for Manitobe on Tues.
dayethe 18th inst., where he hopes to
regain his ,health.
Mrs. Patrick of London township is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Bea.-
Me 3', Badour, terteher of theelepate
ate School on the Sante Line, is seen -
ding his holidays at his home on the
Maitland. . •
Mr. John Jarvis purchased a nice
driver from Mr, Je W.11111. .
A road originally sorveyed between
the Maitland concession of Colborne
and the same concession in this town-
ship was opened lately for traffic, and,
although not bridgedeitl will he con-
vonient, asthe public may cram easily
oduorrienaigtlow water.
Mr. Sohn Hill is visiting friends in
Rev. Mr. Beeerly of Forest occupied
the pulpit of Rev. E. B. Smith on Sun.
day of last week. .
Miss Cardiff of London spent a few
days recently as the guest of ehe Mitisee
Thompson.
It. G. Thompson and Mitt Wirinie
Thompson spent Sunday of last week
with frienas in Brussele, •
Geo. Hudie shipped it car of hogs on
Monday lase and Anderson Bros( one
on Tuesday, the price paid being -about
$41fladMi
s. Ross Johnston of Blake
were the guests of the Sheppard family
on the Beyfield Line Saturday and
Sunday.
The barn of Mee, James .1Iudie was
struck by lightning on Friday night
night hist and some blight damage
done.
Considerable hay has been damaged
bYtetiheneiliitlin4.
01Vilddleton has had the big
hill at Droves' hill on the telephone
road, cut down and 'gravelled, Which
wilt be a. boon to that neighborhood.
The Cliraten road gradee has been at
work on the Saylield eonceseion, south
of the Rith, and hes made a taxed job
ofmthrses,Brotnetimleafrmat;han, WhO WAS home
etc., rendered by the echolare. The from Teronto, has returned to the
tat t d B own family won & special Queen Oltee
raead of praise. An addrese was dee Mr. Jacob atiller of the Huh is pita
livered by Me. Horace Foster of Olin. tint; in it system of water works for
ton.whichwas much appreciated by all Mr..Tames josvett for the artesian well,
Twho had the pleaeute of hearing it, which wIll supply the, cottages of his
he °facers of the /school are:- summer retort with fresh Water. The
' Superintendent, H. W. Erwin. wet' 'mingle() feet deep,the water will
Assistant, D. MacLeod.
Librarian and Secretary, TL Drae beIreel!SatrepPlilluiree. hive it new iterniotor
tnen. plaeed on him barn to run ell kieele of
Treasurer, Mime Dolly Parsons. machinery and pump water. Jacob
TiiBible Olass, n. W. Rhyne MAillemileft,(iinlignolinthtiltautePptithaee rirrireloilf S. S.
e teachers are. -
2nd " Mrs. James jelinsten. No. 9 wee called by the trustees one
fird, ig MINI Maggie Erwin. evening Met week to elect a tante*
4eit " Mies Dolly Parscms, to fill the vacancy caused by the (teeth
5th I' Mies Miller, . of Mr. Robt, Emerson, We aro in -
A series efaileetitias erten ing owe formed Mr. George Orintsion, ea, in
a week or ten deal were h & large the lucky man and. it in thought he Will
tent pitteeed hear the iletticrn render his to:rakes quite cheierfally, eg.
Maerattee Mart lie rtssi lat oaring peoielly while the pretrent tettober is
roMI a !grim irroplved.
atm, hir. Wm. Cook UM:Ammon
Int k reed tai ktr,
other
10
........ . It is the same old story. Business gradually forging ahead of all other seasons, But At is, easily e
121;---- Modern business methods means a big turn over at little expense. The days of heavy expenses and big profits art.
.T.--- In this department we save $1000 a year in expenses and Consequently can afford to sell Boots and`Shoes cheaper
."-- must people. We are doing it, and consequently we get the business.. We ate agents for the following celebrate
st.-- . The FaillOUS Slater Shoes for Men's and Boys, wear
V. . The Famous Bell Shoes for Ladies' wear. •
""--.- People who appreciate the finest goods on the market should see -the abov:e ma.kes.
, ,, • .
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•
111.• ,
010.
11110.*
•
All Repairs on Boots .an.d Shoes promittly attended to.',
is-- Saturday, July 29, is th'e date set for our -Semi -Annual Bargain Day,and we will hav
dor:.
department. that will 1)e a surprise to bilYers,
iiiiiiiii Jiiiiiiii iiiiiiiii iiiIiiiii
Entrance and Public -School .
Leaving Examinations.
The following are the names of these
,vho succeeded in liassing the Entrance
and Public School' Leaving 'Examina-
tion in East Huron.
The papers this year were rather
less difficult than 'usual, The Entrance
Physiology paper covered raoreground
than the limit, but since the Boards
Examiners haye full power to deal a,'
such matters no candidate suffered, on
accourt of this paw. Cards cpritain-
ing the marks obtained haveleeee mail-
ed to all the candidates writing. Certi-
ficates for those who paesed. Public
School Leaving cannot be "sentbefore
November let. Schools Claltning to
have done contieuetion work • should
notify the Public Settool Inspector be-
,
ENTRANt`eTt.
Akara Aeheson Samuel
Andrews Ina Beacom Harry
Bettie Al lie Boles Norman
Bell May Brewer Harry
Bard e Jennie ' 'Brower .A.tdirey
CoppEdna Thwart George
.Coahirtrlingweelleiaiin
Clarridge Lizzie Chant Fred
°after Lily
Coats Marion °etch Leslie
COO RGt 'gee
Hes
Cooper Etta Fraser Donald
Cantelon Lily Heywood Leonard
eirence
000accolooculigabnEDernambea! A.Terhanrsdonrceri
Davidson FloraMeeMeCool James
Farnham Belle iMcEwan John ,
Gunn ember Mustpird John
Hill Olive ' MeMichael Garfield
•mseloeunricekt nsEaetinednerilee ., f) ;Patterson113tevenson HDatir:eya n ,
Jackson Lily ef Peterson Bundy
Li Snell Robert
mMacGieratiegtionriLeiz re
MM ceL eE Wel.le in J Me nati 'i e 'Tv vr81:1i siediinsi fillY'N ,01voheramrt Wilsonealren
ErM.eoitnannanwalbnangykBemra dna
Wiltse Harola
Smith Anna
Snell Estella.
Stenbury Ma
'Worthington
Witte Josie
Wright Jane
Barbour Anna
Bone Ida
Burgess Ellen
Ouyier Winifred
Currie Etta
Edwards Emma
Garrick Jessie
Gordon May
Grey Annie
Hasiam Maud.
Kennedy Attie
Kerr Lilian
Kerr Leo
Lane Mary
Little Lizzie
Lowry Aggie M
Martin Laura
McAllister Ida
e6tcEwen Annie
McDougall Aggie
McNaughton Maud
Lice
GRAM.
Anderson Cherie
Bea Charles M
Davidson David.
Avis Chester
eans Peter
Henderson Eager
Haigh Roland
Laonby Austin
Mite
MOO
Sher
Who
Mirehone Lily
Murray Jean
Paterson Lily
Riutoul Janet
tell Andrews
George
Wilbert
ler Itoy
•
•
•Rostedebet •
Sherk Lillie,
Smith Grace
Troy Maggie
'
Ouyier Edna , Beaton Gran
Gilchrist Eli beth Button Earnest
Gamey A la Coultes John F
Lee Jenn Mary Oox Alexander
Messer ore May King -Thomas
Mose ve Ethel Jermyn Hit heit R
Ro ees Lillie May Lane Joan N
_ott Olive Lowry George H
eledsh Mabel Powell Frank
Ross R Morrison
Taylor William
Walsh Herbert
Wightman Gordon
ENTE ele •
McKee *bell M Clark 'Wm John
. Gordon Roy P
Smart Donald
. ,
ODYTIL
Proctor Loh -• ' Logan Wesley "
Hammond James Wilford Eddie 0,
Ireland Lyal ,
ENTRANCE STANDING.
Hamilton Etelka Nethery Amanda
Crop forecasts 'which have begtin to
appear in Manitoba show that wheat
is heading out well and conelitions
generally are favorable.
a list ofPrie4, for t
argain
ski-uonAY, 4111L.
You will find a list of our bargains f r Sat-
urday in last week's New Era and New ecorif
It is well worth your reading. There's no fieticious
value or an inflated price in the whole list. The re...
ductions are genuine and you will save mor e if you'
take advantage of these offerin s. gere are a few.
items for Bargain Day that We ad not room for last
_ week.
- Bargain in Sailor Hats,
. 13v 4)14 Odds the best we ever solid. $1..00
goods fol, oue.
- All our Ladies' Sailor. Hate that w orei $1, nevreet shapek,
Drysdale _ •
rustic straw, with black white 'and navy bands, oboioe Boob)
Day.... .. . -a i Og
" MN PAW Cleave ha pened 'with an Big Bargains
ace ent which might aye proved ser- ' ' '
ins bad he not been a well experi. - In SWISS Curtains.
'enced.horsenlan. Last week while at ..
the post office his lines became entan-
gled and bis horse fell into the ditch,
coutpletely demolishing the buggy, bur
the driver escaped injury. '
Miss Rom Westlake Intends leaving
for Edvvardsbuyie in the , near future,
where she has secured a good sane
tied,
Me. W. Reward spent Sunday at
A number of our young folks cele.
hrated the 12th in Winghatn, while
others went to Exeter.
Mr. A. Murray's raising lasted for
two days. It is the largest barn on •
the line, being' 42 x 70 fe t cl
corner poste being 2t feet, which make
the top abone 85 leet above the cement
well.
Mr. C. ()leave spent last week at. Se
Marys,
Harvesting is the order of the day.,
D. Dewar and H. Johneton were the
'8 guests of Mr. Geo. (lee:rebel! last Sat-
urday evening.
Parr Katie ' Armstr\o`t .,W, .,e9,1.11
larirrlf.
Bawden Graee Askwith eewelea
King Irene Barrett R eeet
McGregor Mar ion (letter Ro ere
McVittle Alice - Series Nor en
Watson Alice Shane Ifit er
• Wightman Battle ,
PUBLIC SCHOOL ielalaa'"..
eentao
Hunter nee
Josephine Twee
Lowrie Jenny
MeTevishPleaetine
McMichael Nell*
head Malcolm
drew Llewell an
tug est t
rd
altet
A small fly has badly damaged the
fall wheat in this. vicinity by, cutting
the straw At the first joint. •
The meetinge are being tontinued in
the north selitiol nose On Sunday eve.
nillangrs.. W. How. fuej and Mr. Arthur
' Geoffry will pull a tug of war, and Ar-
thur will take the position its president
of the Horneritea
Mr, Jahn Geofery and 'sister, Wee
Louise, leave the latter part of this
vveek to Vita Michigan Mende. We
willgilissthbar(ligrit(dj otlurar ea. ed het. brother
Arthur spent Sunday under the paren-
tal roof.
Voters'List,1899
,Tust Ave paire geed quality Swiss Lace Curtains. left in stock, three,
different patterns, all of thetn good. • •
Extra good finality Swiss Lace Onrtains, 3e yards long, Wrong tee
regular $6 25 and $7.50 goods, choice Bargain Day 6.M/
Together with above we will offer Memo 15 pain white andeorn lace -0
°urethan, odd, ones and twos that are Mt from this mamas selling,
Quilts tOrBalgain bay
A. few odd line of good quality white satin Qtaits that Are el ghtly
soiled, them ere eel clear out on Bargain Day at pea) that wilt maim it
pay you to invest in one.
Heavy and good muddy white man Quetta gooa-patterns, regular
$3,85 and 68,85 oholee et i"
On, only poi quality white Mehl r‘ altr..ii.V5‘,1l.a.r*galiiVit"y,i;o0"
2 --Big Shirt Bargains.
SIEERTs AT 55c.
Fine (amble° colored tairte, with two collars, medium end dark •
Wars, all sizes 14 to 17, speceat for Bargain Day Olee
- Extra fine qtiality English Cerebra (hats neat, testy pattornieeitet
, Day
colors, eetuton'sgoOde, gime 15 to 18, regular 51.25, Bargain, lea
4110 ... */ 0,114"4"-1111.11.,.•,6•4•41004 11 Cgle
EINE DRESS SIIIRTS 19e.
Lattindried shirts, open from, pure linen bosome et ,
the best ;Mods thatwe tarry stook it few odd lines thee ere
alightly soiled, pieta le to 10a. regular $1.15, centring at.- e....
Munitapality et the TOWItehip of -
'Stanley, County of ninon.
Notice a hereby liven that t have twine
mItted and delivered tO the parties mentioned
In Section* 6 and 6 of the Ontario Voters' List
Ari bbs eep reen y said Sections,
to be so tringunitted cr delivered the list Made
pursuant to the *aid Aet. 01 511 persons appear.
)w tis ladt milted Amendment Roli. of the
er d tobe entitled te vote in the
stisi unicipalityatElections for Members of
the Legislative aimentey and at Municipal
Moneta and teat and net was Met posted, up
et my eines at van* ea the tote day of Jul,
18611, and remain' thorn foliate:um. Vectors
mead men a °Amine the lead Het and if
intim-Ione coma other swore Are found
to take ioneedi nroeeeding bbs,.
errors co , according to law.
,T. CAIRNS,
Clerk of Statists.
July littli,16‘9.
Tee fellowirrit ave
(bandit, i
orind 1
Itit� *bider ebgte eta wee
Mit neft I
ire tate
tri•
le.
Linen Rats •
for Bargain Day.—
Alt men's linen hats that Were C5c, land 75o. Clearing at,
N ...I SOC
fderee anci boy's 35e linen hats, reaming Ilargein DO for- 254
flodgens Bros. 1)Irect Clinftin
beeerteve
ourrisox MARKET
ethereseid time WrOnsidav
Pall Wheat
Goose Wheat. • .• .4 •
gala,* 4110 .... ... ....
OM*. 4.im* ..... Ivos ...... 14111
ame •
SPORTS,
"noncom
08 f0 00
, 6210 05
0 as to 0 40
0 00' to 0 Se
0 60 to 0 63
nye . 0 80 to 0 36
Rutter 1004 in beekete, 0 11 10 01
Settee ill tuba. .... 11,01101111 6 12 10 0 18
Ras per des 0 1110 C 12
80 to 8 00
1 •
Reduction
In
• a
Por the halericeki lets
mann will m it
reduction in p• 6
.144411081140114ift1111*IV11411.4 50 to 4 75 20 per cent
'pork cio at 0 00
Apple. per 0 OS to 0 05
.WooL.1 itigro 012 tie 0 13
Flavin per ewt 1 90 to 3 16
eseeelefews.ae, -
Rope Walking
op•
norm all kin