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The Glasses furnished by
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:After' a scientific ex-
. animation of the eyes,
• givo ost enjoyable
• sense of lessure affer
the old ill fitting ones
• which 1, wore.
1 -This is the verdict of all
who patronize
• P. B. CREWS
-Expert Jeweler and
Watch Repagrer
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If nakinabi.ne =akin .'
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y wearing our Lon.
don smoked Giniiii•el
/1.5 cents per pair wad
Jury win be avoided
ps permanent tn.
beomfort and per.
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CLINTON,' orrr.
Manitoba Excursions
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teE The u. P. R. 'will run spews'
Excursions to Menttbas and the
North Wed, on
s •
June 3rd, and 24th.
And also one
• ' JOY' -1.3th; 1 •
FARE • $28.
To all points in mamioba. Ticket; are
•good tO rettien7withbe 60 '
Tor tickets and. all 11qm-elation apple a°
W. Jackson, rigt. e.P.R
gLiNropm. •
Wingharns
Eggs ire. We buy for cash or trade, wool
eggs and butter. a. 320,000 stook of dry good
.groceries, ready made clothing, carpets, beot
• and shoes to select from. G. R. ICING.
WEnnaNG.-A pretty -and unique
wedding ceremony was performed In
the Methodist church at high. noon
sThnreday) • June .12th, when Miss
Gertruie Lillian Fellman Was united in
marriage to Dr C. Alvin- Snell, ot
Essex, Ontario.' The ceremony was
pertormed by the father a the bride,
Rev Richard Hobbs, assisted by the
Rev W.Lord Ts,„. 12.. ot Essex.
After the cereinony, the bridal party
adjourned to the home of the bride's
parents, where a reception was held,
after which an elaborate Wedding
breakfast was served,by caterer Boom-
er of London, The church and • home
were beautifully decorated with banks
of ferns and roses, •The bride's travel.
ling gown . was a handsome brawn
broadcloth, the coat opening over a
smart vest of white silk ;. her hat was
a becoming Creation • of castor straw,
lace and old rose velvet.' Dr and Mrs
Snell left on the afternoon train for
points in the West and on their ra.
turn will reside in Baser. •
llensali
Nollre.-ME and Mrs Y. Bell attend-
ed the excurtdon to Detroit this weak.
SNA
nor
We are offering a Wee line 01
/404 Ginger,
StAps
At 4 Ms tor; 28e
/oat think of, oiling 180 to
• 1$152dee fret& Ginger Suva
I& *Quarter. They. are, cheap -
*Assn you .can make them
• and .does ow4. with the .work.
Alao si e of Thiel
Nacho ot40e`per Ib.
The eash Stroteryno
Ogle 'Cooper tilt;
1 lo
linton ew.
1401ideabOrO
CUANGE-A week from Munday next
and Rey. Mr 0:upland will have cont.
Pleted three years of mervice in connec.
tion with the Methridist churches on
this field of labor. That he has clone
CLINTON. ONTARIO. JUNE 201 1_9°2.
ilennuller • • Auburn oodsrten TOWnsiblfr
•
A: Monument Unveiled.
Woor..-Our friend* Jen, ref the fac- 1 Norks,-4, grand social, win be held Cletatalne PARTY. -A garden party
mill these days. Oustomere eorne here dist church on Tuesdity, June 21.th Middleto ' h b 1
tory, is doing a rushing business at his here under the auspicea of the Meth°. undue the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of
from all parte, for they know that. they Hey, .IKennedy entertamed number Middleton' beitutifulvfown on the evene
get nothing but the highest price or of toasts on Monday evening, .TYoung !rig on June 26. A. good time may be
d
_ energetic and devoted service the bsst of goods in exchange, in t returned Saturday from Hiatt °curt tooaed forward to and all those things
goo
gosirwithpus_sayingvanahte work has surprising the amount of fleece that 0, 0. F. sesbien at OwellS iund. A winch go to make up a successful even -
been ably suppleMented by that of hie And their -way here. , number, of Colborne farmere near ere ing'e enjoyment will be there.
taittiful tvife. They have not succeed. censtructingcethent siloes Theinty and '
ed in all they had anticipated,but they Tela•MERTING,•-•.A. grand tea -meeting root crops also fruit onmock is very Okinfroir.--LastSuraday was children's
lhave aimed to be true to the divine will be held at the Bethel church, opt. promising. wm. Fiuker wife end day at Middleton'e church and the chit -
borne townshile, on Wednesday even- daughters also their daughier, Mrs Mc- dren turned out in lerge numbers tilling
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call, and cerry to their new c rage,
J 25th. Tea will be served from 5 Laughlin and family, of Goderic t si . h 4 ea W ' h
. h vi .1, al the body et the church ; suitable,
Auburn, the good -will, esteem and at-
to9s —tire' sees will be given by Rev ed here Saturday and•Sunday. Meet L. ymne were sung an r rig t
fection of an- Rey. Mr KeansaY Wilt Dr%Iffaocird, Revjas Husser, B. D. of Rowed I, nd I I iti h .
succeed him , o on, s v. B ng er aun , rs
x id preached an appropriate sermon from
Hohnesville, and Rey J.G. Burn Evan- caletwen, Mr •aud Mrs Orawford,ldlyth,Wright is in
Bell, Clinton was brouteht to Londes. church choir. Admission 25 mote and union school picnie is being eontem. ing a the Synod cf the Diocese,
Dingus .-isast Sunday evening Thos. gelical, Music will be furnished:by the don this week attending tile meet.
Sunclayed in this neighborhood, . A. L"
boro to the hsome of John as ani ; e
L h h 15 cents. All are welconae. . Plated. jrio Symington met with a NOTRs.-Alex Welsh had a yearling
hatrbeen confined to bed moet of the ,-.
rrioPEnTat CHANGRS.--Bighteen or
time but is nowable to sit up part of
twenty years ago one of the Most not -
the day; we hope to see, him about be. able men of this community appeared
fore long. On Sunday testa swarm of in Colborne. This was John Rosner.
tame bees settled on a tree near the- He owned a good deal of property in
house of Mrs Whitely and on Moudy. different parts of Ontario, and in Cot -
they were secured in a hive. The lan • borne township added to his already
lord of of the hotel here hr'w Tarts a numerous possessions.the most notable
span of standard bred drivers. Straw- being Cherrydale Farm. He was
berries are now being supplied to the stricken with paralysis and unable to
customers ; Wm. Killough had the help himself. About fifteen years ago
honer of sellins the first in the village. . he engaged Mr and Mrs Jos White to
Statitte-labor is the order of the day, lake care of him. For the vvhole of
A goodly number from here took In the , that period she had all the care that
exeutsion to Detroit via Goclerich 'ori .human hands could bestow. Every
Wednesday and several more attended
Year he became more and more hel pleas,
the Seaforth ra es The creamet Isas
Painful accident on day last week, be. steee killed .by lightning the othe
ing kicked by a cow he was milking for night. John Thompson, Jr., sports
the first time. The regular Practice of dandy new buggy. A number of farm
the Auburn Rifle Association will be era have informed us that the pee
held on Seturdey afternoon, beginning known as the Heiden fly is started in
at 2 o'clock. Alf Askwith and John the wheat crop, Mr and Mrs Cornell,
Naegle were in Gorrie recently, (telling of Peck, Micb., and also Miss Emma
lightning rods; they met with good Welsh, of Laurel, Mich., pain a treaty
success R. Stalker and J. Feagan Visit to relatives in this; locality arid
shingled T. Radcliffe'o barn last week. elsewhere; Miss Welsh intends remants
S. Searles is putting a new rbof Qa ing for a fortnight, Reht: Marshall is
Thonspeon's barn, near the villege. Mr building an addition' to his barn; the
and Mrs Caldwell are visiting in Lon. carpenter is Geo Sheppard, of the Bey -
don. Ino Miller, sr„ is tenth° sick field line. Miss Aggits Tebbutt is visit -
list. Mrs W. T. Riddell was visiting ing frierals hi Goderich, Mrs Holland,
friends in Stratford. last week. Thos. sr., does not improve•very rapidly; she
couplehbe
e
on
f willeeftrs eaegvoeteahlerrne:enetnaheedatnodbae
but small chance of her recovery,
though she is some better now.
To the Lute Willitun XL 130aeom
by the Woodmen 01 the 'World
Op Sunday Mfternoon.
Not Knee the unveiling of thettionu.
, ment of the late Bern Tomlinson, V. cl
I in the fall of 1898, have the citizens o
IClinton and vicinity ever witnesse
such a ceretnonsountil that of last 1140
day, when over 700 people listened to
the tome order, the Canadian Order of
the Woodmen of the World, perform a
like office to their recently departed
Soyereign, Wm. H. Beacom', who died
r on he 26th of March last.
As annouoced last week the mem-
„ bees of Clinton camp, together wish
I visiting' sovereigns and the Rev De
Spencer and Mr Taylor, of Brantford,
who came as representatives of the
executive, assembled in the lodge loons
on Sunday afternoon, and shortly after
3 o'clock Acting -Marshall H. 13, Combe
took command and lined them up in
twos, with the officers in the rear and
with the band at the head, followed by
about fifteen tigs with relatives of the
deceased, marched to the cerneteey.
On arriving at the gate the band step-
ped off, allowing the members and
mourners to 'countermarch to the
grave,where a wedge was formed,those
takinpart in the ceremony passing
•
Lawson visited our village last week.
'made three sales at butter thiseeason. entailing more work on the part of Mrs looses. aoitzbeeur is patimmter this
'Wh I te, bu t her ciire of him only inereas- '
Do not forget the lawn social at Thos. Year; he will see that no holes are left
Miller's on .Tune 20th and at Arthur ed. For the past five years he required in the eidewalk, D. E. Munro and A.
her almost constant attention, Death
Janaieson's on July let. °Rey. Mr Ken- A kwith w re i Wh t h, h I
nedy, Auburn, the newly appointed ended his sufferings this spring, and all wysek. ifisse Benna Jackson is slowly
1 ec urc sat
minister tothe Methodist congregation are glad to see that he recognizLd in improving. A. Issing is nutting a cellar
made a short visit to the village last some tangible way her 'untiring efforts under his house. Dr. Ross, Seaforth.
in his behalf. The will, tylien read,
week. Mrs Jas. Hill is under the doc-
tor's care at present. The junior base- found to deed to her the Cherrydale
was made a visit north of the village on
Sunday
Farm and the one adjoining it, as well. '
.ball teare,of 13lyth,eatue here one even- as some ether property and seenrides ; • MINIKatrirAL. -The. last Sunday in
ing and played our teem a coate)4. but. nor wear the recompense too, great. Jene R,ev John Kennedy - will have
were, too much for our boys; it is leaped; . . ,... , . 'completed his three. year pastorate of
the next inay turn out different. ,;” . . • Norze;•-:On Sunday Stephen Butt the Methodist churcheaon this circuit;
. . • received . a telegram announcing the he is a fearless and faithful expounder
•
. • • death of his mother at Maidstone. The of the divine word, and though he has
. • Mullett ... Stratighan .families held their annual not aimed to please, he has won the
-. FooTnaLt,.- On Wednesday after- • earitiion and . piceio on Tuesday, the general approval and Vood Will of his
noon a football match was played be- 17th inst..; a gathering Of this nature is eople. Mr °Kennedy goes to Londes-
tween the twang from S. S. No. 7 and one that others; would,do well to adopt;
the one from S. S, :No 12.- . The Keine' it renews old ties, and reylves . early
. was hotly contested and resulted in a. friendships arid mensorieti. The moon -
score of 2 to 0 in favor of No 7. .- . .. ... light excursion and. the tett) to Detroit -
. .- . ', - - . occupied. the attention of the young
Ilirrovimm•rr---The hause on the old folks in this vicinity the past' few days.
B.iggin farm- reeently bought by Mr M. .
We are plea,sidtb hear, that Mrs Henry
Gle,w1,2ncl.con., is undergoing very rods' Fisher's itras IS improving' she 'has
ical improvement'. and 'will . aeon - be, . begun great sufferer, . it being nearly
just . as goad as new, It .14 reported five months. since. She ...bad it broken
-
that When completed it will be °coup- • Ward Gledhill rethrned frem Owen•
ied by his son. Who is eine Of the.' most
Sound on Saturday; where he has been •
conipetent young roen ,of theneigl4bOr. attendingthe 'High Court meeting of
hood. . -
. ' ' • ' . "- the 0. 0. Fa as . a delegate. from
.NOrns.-Ed Jones has heen 'Making local court. , Melvin Jewell. is 'phttiOg.
*some improvements to his place by the' • up a new fence • in front Of his nom%
petting up.ef a coil spring wire • tence; ' and fixing up his pla,ce.hi general; what
11/essra, Townsend and Lloyd 'did the does it mean?- Rev J. W. .Shaw re -
Work, Mrs j.Noble;of the Huron. roe& turned from. Conference last week, and
has been visiting her two sons in 'W•rt- took his, ,useal appointments on -the
veanosh,. near Westfield, and DennYs, .eirchit last Sabbath .the congregation '
brook; Mack •McDermaid and 'ethers ...were glad, ,to see him .• back. and are •
were visiting at Chas telew's 'kit Sun- . pleased that ''he is to remain•enother
day; he shysthe weather was intensely • years .. . Ws A. Giffeed, Olintohs'address-
hot ;.ask him about its ••Rolet Leayson . ed the League at Bethel on Thursday
delivered quite a hied of pigs in Sea- eieni eg in the interest of. the Forward
-forth this week.. . . . - . .. Missionary ' Mcvement. Rev J, W.
.. : ..,..._ .. . roma • . .. " .. Shaw and wife Attended e lawn Andel
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on Monday, :on . their- 'former .circuit
- , near Basifield; and report e eucteesful,
,.-TileoLt\s.-Misi Sproat, ot Edneond-:, event. • . , . - . • • , - ' -
' ' 'Present • spenOing, a . week . . • . • . '
.with her a ster •here. Mrs and: Mies - ., • . ' .
• Hounesville ' .
Scott. spent Sunday last with Menne , - ' ,
at Bruise's. Mr A. ..,Thueills and 0; Aee you Can -ling to the garden party
Calton were in Godericti last week, ,Friday evening on Etford's lawn. • ,
attending court, Mrs Jamieson and .
Mies Bennett spent -one. day last week •Norae.saReV. T. E. Stedman, ' Of
with Clinton" friends. Mr ; .ands miss . Tuelteramithe occupied thepulpit here
Carter.tOok in the 'Moonligtit excur- on Siinday"evening. • Mr Stedman has•
sion at tender ich on Tuesday • last. A • recently been ordained and we look for •
few from here took in the '-trip to Mt- a .brilliant flit ure for hies in the Chris
volt on Wednesday. Qaite a • number tian Ministry. .Mrs' Watson: formieely
train here attended the Seafortt.seeces of Nile. Vent SorldaY. WIth 'Nisei me -
on. Tuesday and Wednesday last. ' The ()tutees% Mies Switzer west the ;guest.'
Masons; are busy working at the found- of Miss Vino, Tebbutt on Sunday. Miss
atiOn of Geo .,Dales's new• barb. 'Tile.' Reed TebbOtt and W. Tebbutt attend-.
'venlig people from here intend hold- ed the picnic in Coneection with the
ing their annual picnic at Bayfield. on ' school at Taylor's Corner on Friday
SeturditY next. , Neitt Sunday , will'. be. ' lat. ,Miss Ella Wilson left on Tuesday'
Uti-er S'inday in our church, .. when a for a week's visit ie Seaforth. Among
ecial sermon,,Will- he Preached to the . Weed who took , in the Detroit- exctir.;
ehildren. . • . : ' . ' .. Ts ' sion were jos.. Jervis and wife,.Mrs F.
. . C. Elferd. Misses A. Knight, Ks Weis
-: . • ' lame, E. Courtice, and 1VIessrs A. Mc -
Blyth. CartneY, O. Hill and B. • W illiarns:
Nuras --Miss Amelia Anderson left, Bev N"'. ,Gifford gave a splendid ads
for Detroit on Tuesday. Where she will ' Ores?" on ,liehalf of the Forward Mission
spend a. few weeks of 'vacation with work on Wednesday evenieg. H.
friends and relatives. Miss Carrie Howell, of Onondaga, wheeled' im to
Slater was in Goderich on weanes. visit his grandmother, Mrs 'Holmes, on
day, a Mending an exaMination in Saturday, Mrs 'W. Watson and Wei-
n:male on Theory. Mr and Mrs N. 11, ily. ot Nile, have been visiting at J.
Young returned ,liome On Monday MeOartney's; Mr Watson . wheeled
evening, after spending a plea,sant down for over SuridaV. •
time in Detroit, visiting his brother. ' s." e..
Trek Grum rtRaPEri, -.an° stidden
A few of the sports in the horse line •
dem se on Sunday morning of one of
attended the raees in Seaforth on Tues- '-
clay and Wednesday. • Dr Milni 'at new our most esteemed citizens, in the .per
store and office is being rapidly pushed Bon of 'JosBlatkwell, has cast a
ahead to Completion and will be a decided -.gloom over the community
credit to the front street. Mr D. D. Diclased had heen more or len indis
Crittenden was its the vicinity of sea. posed for some tinse past, but not 001
forth on Sunday. The flour mill, is cient to cause him to lay °ahem work.
busy -handling the bar of corn that was In fact, on Saturday he attended to it
is very scarce: Rey MeQnillan and T.
received lately.for • hog feed, as fodder nashltstuwala's as well as he had been fox,
and when he retired that
W. Scott are in Forest city' this week, the past mantis. . Early Sunday morn -
attending a large church gathering. ing be erase and come down stairs.
How long he wile there is not known,
• but his daughter, Penny, hearing him
• - St Augiratine. • - groan,ran &nen and found him lying
upon a lounge, where he expired a few
R C. PIONIC.-the annual picnic of mantes atterwarde. An affection of
*the mo, bongregationol, St. Augustine, the heart Was the cause, Decerteed
will be held in W'allece a grove, near was born hi Northanintonehire, nog.
Donnybrook, on Monday, June 28ne. iand, 62 years ago, corning to this conn.
Dinner Will be iron d from 11 a. In. tilt try in 1874; he located in Mitchell,
2 p. m. The speakers expected are R. where he followed his trade of shoe.
Holiness M. 13-. M. 0, Camel:pH. M. .r. making for seven years. He then 'Fe-
n., Major &air, Robb. 3.14,,e.tn. Sas, moved to Fullerton Cornett,. and after
Mitchell; D. IVIcGillicuddy and M. Dal- spending ten years there and five more
ton. A dancing platform Will be nro-. in Mitehell, became to Holmetville in
vided and stringed inetrurnente and a ygn where 'he riasided. till his death.
brass •band will furnish music, Ice He war, a consistent member of the
cream, fruits, etc. Will be obtainable. Mettudist church,. Mad a life long
Everyone inVited and assured of a core . worker in the cause of the Master,
dial welcome. Supner served from five His life shoWe What pertieverance can
till seven, tIldr Holmes being ill, will de. lie attended school' leas than as
not, Unfortunately, be present] month, yet by application he became a
SA
. ;toed realer, and a Wide one, and able
. TuckersinIth. to hold his own in tamest any discuss-
CoaciNaTioN GARDEN PAIrrarT-The
Coronation garden pazty which was to
have been held on S. Switzer's in con-
nection with Cole's church,on the even-
ing of June 12th, was postponed till
Monday evening last, when a large
crowd aseemtled to do justice to the
occasion. Besides those things which
are usually found at a garden party
to be partaken of, the Army
brass band. was present and discoursed
sweet music throughout the evening.
A dialogue was put in by eeveral little
girlsto the amusement of those, present
and alao recitation e were given by
oro, and, is succeeded by Rey Mr Misses Blake, 'of London, and Ryan, of
Coupland. • • Michigan. A nunaber from Clinton
. . • • •were present. and all report good
westriew•time. The receipts amount to
551.00.
BARN Raisnee.--On Tueeday Alex.
Soefaxs-A very pleasant afternoon Cox's, of the 7th coriswaelhe scene of a
was event on Friday ladt at the home batty time; the cause being the raising
13..Carr, ender the auspices a of his new been. The captains were
the Ladies' Aid -Society, - Who,- with Samuel Johnston and Nixon Stitrdf•
their:families and aLfeW_invitedfl'iendS, ! After tire choosing of sides. _the men
to the number of 125, had aasensbled to went to work -With 'a Witland 'eosin the an afternoots with their pastor bents Were in theirplaaalie race'enthe
before is departure. A pleasing feat; plates and rafters was exciting, Nixon.
ure of the occasion Was the presentas Sturdy's; side whining. A serious me,
tion of an address and OA autograph Orient happened during the race, The
quilt and cushion to Rey and Mrs Ken- rafters had been placed avainsb the
nedy, these being prepared by the lad- plate, when in some way the end one
its ths society: mi. Kennedy made •was struck, and one after another. they
gr rig, xi e r clouds, and it raining at the i ne, im-
descent, Peter Cantelon, who was mediately eheiee forth in ail its glove
standing on the gangway. At first it and brilliancy on those around, still
was thought he was dead, but a close raining .the while. The Conaul-Oom-
examination revealed the fact that no :mender; Dr Sherw, then advanced to
brines , were broken, though he was the monument, and With thesbeetle,
badly cut about the face and head and the insignia of his office,tapped it three
Will likely be laid up for some time. tirnee, repeating as he did so the words
• St. !falcon "Lnve, honor, remembrance," and
. • sprinkling a, little Salt upon it invoked
y ng 'rep y, on e a of Mrs turnbled to the oundst i th i
Kennedy -and himself, thanking the
ladies for their kindness. Tabies were
placed on the lawn and a bountiful
repast served. Games, etc., were in-
dulged .in, all thoroughly enjoying
themselves • . • • •
into the centre, where the monument
was veiled.
Master of Ceremonies, :Dr Shaw, then
took control, and called ispnn the guars
tette, composed of Thos Jackson, jr.,
Will Harland, jr., Robb Downs and E.
E. Hilton to render some music, after
which he announced the object ot the
gathering, Which was • to •tionoe the
departedand give respect to those be
loyea best s.n (3 to dedicate A perpetuity
ot his memory. .
Branches were then 'placed upon his
grave and the gnartette sane again,
after which Cant McTaggart,a.s reader,
recited with his clear, commanding
Voice a bea,utifnl. poem' on "Immortal-
ity," the first and last verses of which
we onote--
•
•
Oh, why stimuli the spirit of mortal be proud,
Like a swift fleeting ineteor,a fast flying cloud,
flash of the lightnin% a break of the wave,
Pan Plmuretjr from lite ,is retain t?e grave.
•
.veis the wink of the eye, 'tie the draught of
• the breath • • •
From, the blossom Of health to the paleness of
_ death;
.....Yroni-tnegild.ed saloon •t,Othe bier.aolthe
shroud- •
phi yfiry,:shollid the spiritof ra.cr,al by:proud?.
The command'was then given to un•
veil the tribute that "God's sunlight
may shine thereon", and with these
words on the• lips,. a realer kable eo-in-
ciderice occurred, in that the sun,which
had hitherto been bid under dark
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• Ike Label Tells the Date
S per year in aavenes
91.60wilen not so paid
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ovxz,
Paris
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.Green
IS ALWAYS
Pure, Fresh
' and :Reliable
• By the ounce, Ib.
or package
A. P. Rpelde's •
Ilreseription Drug 'Store •-
CLINTON
N 13-eFor sore. Wed, said aching
powdet, •
feet used our entieeptie foot •
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LAAvx SoMa.L.-The annual lawn so.
eial in connection with the Sabbath
s else ,1 and Epwortla League will he
.n Biford's lawn on the evening
et lericlay, June 27. The programa wilt
include an actirese by Rev Yelland,
Bayfield; recitations hy Miss Brydges,
Goderich; solos by NJrman Murch,
Cli 0 ton; and a brass band and musical
quartette will be in at tendance.
Lunch, including strawberries and
cream. wi'l be served. Rigs will run to
and from Clinton for the convenience
of passengers: Aneple acconmodation
and everynue made Welcome. Refresh-
ments of ell kinds cen be obtained on
the greunde. Admission Including
lunch. children 15 cents, adults 25c.
13attei RAISING -On Tuesday ot Met
week about 100 men gathered at W. s
Pickard's to assist in the raising of his •
new barn. The weather has previous. ,
ly been weebut the afternoon cleared ,
up and the timber became compare. •
stivelYsdrys. .0...W._Achesen and_Lanis . •
• Proctor were captains for the occasion •
the.fermer and•his-side winning<AY3r the
purling of slew rafters, .T.'R, Holmes •
'h Able fingers badly crushed between
two pieces of timber,• • .
MRETING.-The Women's Institute
held a very successful meeting at the
linnets ist.lhai G. Tebbutt on Thursdays
afternoon, at which nearly all the'
members were pre;ent. The chair was
nccupied by Mrs Colin Canenbell, of
Goderieh. The -next -meeting will be •
held at Mrs Wm. Blake's, Benmillee; •
on Thursday, July IOth; the subjects to
be discussed are the preservingand
canning f friea aravegetables and the
vegetable garden on thafarm. ,
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spending a few weeks with her sister,
Mrs M, Whitmore, of Egnsondyille.
Mrs Gordon Ainslie and daughter,. of
Comber, are here on an extended Visit
to the former's parents, Mr and Mrs
J. N. Campbell. Mr and Mrs W. Slits,
Mt and Mrs R. Slater and Miss Carrie,
o , a ten e the sociaton Friday..
Mrs R. Brett, Seaforth, spent hist week
tn. ith friends here. ' Mrs McCullock, of
Sunshine, visited her daughter, Mrs -
Buchanan, last week. Jitektiors Wight -
man returned from Conference Friday;
while away he visited his brattier Rich-
ard, in Michigan. Mrs Bamford had
the miefortune to, h aye her ainn broken
and ankle sprained, by falling through.
a trap dear in the barn, last week: ,
and Mrs Ed..McDowell left for MeVille.
Mich., on Wednesday; they Will visit
relatives, and if suited with the locality
will make their honee there. The
many friends of Mrs Gibson will regret
to hear of her death. Which ocenrred
at the home of her daughter. MrtAtobt
NOTES. -A. nutnber from this vicinity that blessing of preservation tbat salt
• took in the excursion to Detroit on is known to have. The Advisor -Lieu- LRaGuR,,--On Monday evening the .
League 'gave a literary and social enter
Thursday. We understand the nines-. tenant, Mr JIreland, on coming to the
ters intend holding a lawn social in stone end going 'through the same ta,innaent,:seniewhat unique in its char'
the near future, further anneance- formswith the symbol of bis office the acteristics. "Why we celebrate" was-
ments next week. Mrs Salkeld, of
Goderich;ls the guest of her daughter,
Mrs R. Miller, this week, Mr
Robt. McGuire now has a handsome
teeth of bays which he purchased after
selling his other team. W. McPherson
has iinnroved the appearance of hie
farm. by having his lane graded. John
Miller has also improved the appear-
ance at his lawn by aneat. wire fence
across thelront. The councillors are
busy this week, lettingjobs on the dif-
ferent diVisions.. We are glad to see
that J. C. Martin,whe formerly taught
here, hiisheen successful in his second
year examination at McGill, ••
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Colborne
Hoover, Grey; the. deceased Was well
known in thie neivhborhood.
axe, annainted the inenurnent with
00,, the soothing balm,: which speaks
for the widow and orphans, that re-
lieved distress which might hitherto
have been the case, had: the deceived.
not been a member of such 'art order.
The banker, Mr R. Downs!, was the -last
tri perform a like act, with the wedge,
arid Pouring Some water over it as* a
synahol of purity, linked the three les-
sons that are to be learned in these
forme, which if put into practieal use,
would make better Citizens of as all.
Sovereign' Taylar. of Brantford, who
is a member hi the Execuiive and
rmard of Management, ofthe Woodmen
of the World in °Reale; was neitcalled
upon to respond on behalf of the Order
the thenae, and the origin and significa.
don of our holidays were explained by
different merebers of the League. •
• There wes speoial singing by the choir •
and others. .
• NoTne.-The sale of John Mugfard's Canada, to our late brother, but
s was a fi y s ce e
farm stock and implement feelin his inabilit to do ti to th
great success on Thursday of last week; occasion, after pe few .reinarks called '
Brucefield. - . Auctioneer' Gundry, Goderich, wielded, upon the Rev Dr Spencersof Srantford,e1
Norks.--Miss E. Sewers has returned
from attending Normal school In Lon-
de% Mrs S, H Simpson ie
relatives in Toronto. While sawing
rails at Jas. Aikenhead's on Wednes-
the hammer, and everything went at .a. ,whom he had asked to 'come along to
• good figure. M. Mugford has been en. assist him giving the oration,
gaged by Aaron Fisher. for the summer. tit' Spencer, in coming forward, said
isher has • rented Mrs White s he was only here at the solicitation of .
• farm, and takes possession at once. Mr Taylor and though it afforded
, ay ast, A:ikenhead and J. McEwen Cnitenuters DAY.This annual eyent;
were thriven .own by one of the piles to •,004e4r.telaii.dr,e11.4011
failing ; they were rendered urrefite-',E4rerw.b.:.e.../'
scions for a time but have since recov- of pleasure will be held irt t e
• ered ; had they been.a.cfpwansh4,8 church en, Sundae',
, . dth, churches here. After reviewing the
life of the departed Inns and the sad
er they would have fallen on ' the" tfaW.-sejs-e 11 do Well not to nsiss it death connected therewith, tried to
van -
him a grea. deal of pleasure to be tires•
ent and take part on such an °artesian,
e,Iotild not have come if he could
O aye been of 1301Xte service to, the
.., ,hirs F. Long, .London, is visiting. at the
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home of her sister, Mrs Armstrong. - ' - • . impress upon those aronnd bins the.
„ home in der village. Miaow; Lizzie NO7'Re..-Geo Campbell and his Aster a conamand a dial., toproyide for their
. StanleY '
. WWI W. McDonald has returned to her . necessity, and not only a necessity,but
the first examination of the' Conserve- Mary' visited friends at Grand. Bend last families or those denendent upon them
week. Miss Ida McLennan and Mist; for support in this lif it nd he knew of
., Ratterby and Pearl Woodley will take
tory of music in Toronto ; the exeanin- Ag/ie Porter visited at Geo. Baird's no other Oudet for such assistance than
ation papers will be taken to Goderich;
i Sparrow has been for a few yeeelosavith that may be had from fraternal so -
the tevatichip grader making a great cieties at a Allan cost. The Dr., whe
both.pupils are taking lessons of Prof.
Oh Clinton, visited in our village last
I Campbell, of Gocierich. Mrs A; Jack -
improvement on the roads. ,/ A. Mc- is all enthusiastic Woodman, delivered
week. Cowan hair just finished the statute a deep and impressive oration, with
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dur ng the firsepart of the Week, Mr to take • advantage of .such offers
labor on his beat and hat; Made consid- winch force and thought, encli although
xpopeeeso mu erahle provement on the road.; some he may have dwelt a little *wager on
parte of it however would be improved the benefite of the ordamit was call,
CurtRou.-011 Rine 22nd, by touch of the grader. . ed for, yet It was so breaded with the
Hey Mr Yelland will rreaeh at 2 30 v. • • more serious side that it was lost sight
msand Rev Mr Hussar. of HoIntesUle, • of, and we feel sure that if the ',mono
LeebUrn
at 7. p• m. Don't forget the ire en armics,....4re G„
party at John Woods Monday • even. FL Outten and that were cited by him could be carried
Ina« Bev J. Greene preached at Bethel daughter Silsie, of: Stratford, visited into effect the sorrows Of this weild
on Sunday last,Mr Yelland being away relatives here this week. Wm. Link- would be greatly lessened.
late w i Gael& Monde. • Miss ,E • The relatives wh were resent were
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20th CENTURY SUITV
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are strictly. high grade. Ordered)
Clothing cannot he better even thot
higher. priced, Most of it' is not ate;
good. Bach suit is cut by e practi-
cal. cutter, and. made up by eirperi-t
enced "tailors. •Prices run from 13 to s
$5 a suit lees than the sanre materi-
als would eost you made.to order. a
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20th Century Suits
$12, $13.50, $15 .
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ligeurritear. The children'e service,
Which was to have been held at SC
Peter's church on Sunday evening last
was postponed for two weeks, on me-
count.of the rain. Don't forget the
strawberry festival at Hobt Miller's on
Monday evening next ; a stringedhand
will be in attendance; conveyances will
be run by Davie & Davis from the term
hall. Clinton, at 7 o'clock.
on a Visit to hie brother in Iowa. r as n va p
Coo r ent Sunday ..us Clinton. laineh dieved by the soiemnity of the
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Isfoylte•-D Gliddon'e le be had. zeisseo Ir. and E. Hutson, from near ceremcify, and it was clear], evident
f t t
gray ,
- but we are glad to *say he is alright Fotheringham, Brucelleld, vieited their rfacollectione of the past, only to leave
again. Aintorig those who attended daughter, Mee Alex Clutton, this Week. a deeper vionad in those of the bereft
- the barn ,raising at Met Cox'e were Herbert Taylor has returned from Ones.
' Abbt Elliott, Goderieh, and James and' Manitoba, and will spend the summer The monument, which stands about
'Alex Porter, of Wiaitheatis Bare Step.. with his perente here.- Alex Mattel 5 feet high, ie made of New Brunswick
Jing and daughter Kate are aiming the and Henry Horton web 111 Hullett on granite 10 inches think and two feet -V
number taking in the exturelon to TitinalaY. ' wide obelisk at top, and etanding OT1 "4:---:-/%
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erti*"51116' • Gates Afar" pattern,- to owed with tbe
litt
t nate or tine ofallOff 'a load of Stratford, were guests of Miss Lizzie that the second sorrow was the most
el the Wheel easing over his body,L.inklater last week., 4 -Mr ' and Mrs trYing, bringing tack as it does fresh
troit.• .
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Ciodierleh'
CdronatiOn Day ••- a very Interes ing drive arid theirliveibrairels*.ennialv-
-laborer, living on Harbor 'eland; near Celebration likisselk• The dny will Tenet Clareat ' the eocietyrs motto ih
male bate one foot hie, with "The
hen, Ile tieercied to have a preMonition
A NA.uttoW ESCAPE. -What might , hie death, foe on Saturday he paid
have peeved a fatal encident,lmt riericere one Or tWO little outstanding actounte,
enough at' it Is, occurred at the barn and had his office booke.pottteritillTast
raisin of Mr Upshall's of the 3rd ten Thur remarkingto one cuetornct
an edrieriday. While in the aet of that he wished to have all clear should
raising bent to the purloin,a brace fell anything happen. He was buried In
otit,and SOMO twelve feetIstruck the derrietery Isere, the trerViC06 Nine.
Mr Wm Sproat, eon of Sas Sproat, of conducted by the A. 0, Of which he
- the 2nd constin top of the heed,render.- was member. Deceased leaves five
Ing him ‘100008010Uil. He was picked children: Dr. A„ dentist, Of °In-
tro and tarried to the home, and Dr einnati; Jansen, foreman in it shoo fee.
Armetrong, Brucethild, OurnMened, tory in Gait; Alfred, in the piano auto
who at first examination throrgist that department of the Hare Plano Factory,
this .eltull fractured. Thursday Wootiatock; Mit S. Pismire, of Indian -
morning he regained cowgirl:unites, ford!, Mab!, and Fanny, Min is still at
bail since heat dotttg eittd •.'except Mre PiriPpisA Mrs .Tarnen 111140k.
and was carried to his [WM% Where he home. All were home for the funeral
CritadstikriON. - Nett, Thursday egmbols-the lop the beadie,the Wedge,'
Melt, DnOnkt•inrX-Zugh Genie% . a' time is preIn mised to all attending the edihnoreldes1Fn,with the words"Duni
r°Wne Oren With a FOothall contest between a circle underneath. . %he inecriptien is . 1
o OWIll• ere a hg no
for the. taros docks shortly ' after 10 ebilia. resireetively.. In the. afternoon
a red bOt Lacrosse, mateh it on, Kip-.
eye -Witness. Deceased left the !eland
o'clock to attendthurch,nn4 11 19 flUP• Milli: VitrrSileatorititWhill ilhaatthtl:robn"t°h4e
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Oceurred is t th b
Sunday n'iornint but how t accident e des chosen in Grey andhierris town- as folloWs nEreeted to the memor • of
thli late Sovereign by the Cittrigtan -
Order of the Woodmen of the World,
'Milliard H. neatens, who died March
281h, aged 31 years. 6 reontho and 11 leasnnt moments
daye'rand the words "At Hest" under.
Wrath. The whole design le a good err. ' Good platens hrieg absent frletelt te
ample of whatmay belted for $1004and• your side, and lieppy raontents way that
Whir* all mentbetti ehall have tweeted he t Planar alren itbilenOtto
• to their memorytat there deeeate,at the • Our picture& leave nothing to be &Sited.
expense of the order. -Mr I, Hoover is They are relieblelikeneeseo, well firibibed. •
I the designer of the niontatent,in whose
. hon the Work was done, and is a ered- milienry's ?hot�
osed hie lboat ups•et by striking the . &toenail diamond veldt' &motels mad
dock or a leg Re was Inbreed Sunday, following tilde will Chith a PObt against
the barber was dragged and go heav
and hie hat being found in the water, thatch. Seaforth Collegileitliigea in
found Monde"' afternoon. eeeeeed. !3vretireir:otrIkil°1:Al:Itrttlhinri Silotiogteiea
to be
who Wal) it widower, letwee four 01111.
inent timid of Sea or t
them
Nottre.'-The G.T. R. have decided to reeudeilengdettwrilblecith6 dalr and the pro.
iU a mew %%thus, Wet oaf, FireavOrg. 6. 8a with
a line °PI'''.
. taiga for Boit* mil Ego, Phdrie lia, thOUght out Of &Woe.
well was Altio present,
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