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See Fred T. Jackson for 'Solid Leather Shoes. w. C. Searle wits in Goderioli on Tut*. rnoteine-HoogousBio,
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Life size -Al B Ilenry.:.,:.. .
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Alin Shannon, Toronto, is a visitor '14'9741:eigliirttlii,17.: .(5. o:7: **** : : . "" * ..•' 1 2
Don't Blame 1 ..4at 1.4 4:1/e N tit'
Sr aienable goods -Harland Bros 4
here. .
Will Coate took it trtp to Brookville tine (35.41: euauteesrt bummer sa e F 0.1 combo .
°71 walytell-cillCiharnohnnt bos
Your •Feet :., iit., P0/14
"WO •• .:' ,. wuDei.:*Holmee, Goderioh, was in town Sat- Cows for sale -41 Braithwaite ., ... . .
Equal Newest neckwear -A.41 liolloway...
urday. ou
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If they ache, Temper -trying to be sure.
But why confound tne effect with cause
The fault is in
the Shoes
Better get a pair of
HaRiar Shoos •
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Notiee to ereditorsr-FannyBlaoltwell....
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, I • Peter Cantelon was in Bengali on Shoe Barrus-Taylor a Son
C., Hoare was in /3elgrave, Monday on
Miss Isabel Footle in Toronto for a
rt, E. Hodgens, Qocierioll, was in town j wanted-WM=114*rue. co
tO U3n4aY. • I hxtx at good bargains - Jaelrson Bros .....
For sale or to rent -Fanny Blecicw.
/.' chilloia Tuesday. ., •
; at Great Ju saie-Iledgens Brea...
business, Themaiendiar.
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•` Fora, quick and couple of weeks. Friday, J nue '•27 -Holmisyllle Lawn
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lastin shine • *Prank Hod ens el T t thi
g • g wa n 01'013 0 a
week on businees.
SIIINOLA, the modern waterproof H. Joyner expecte to leave for the old
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fort as well as style, fit and wear. .
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frm CRON, then haye •co in-
• • country. in a few. dam
Best Shoe Va Imes
im Town
All sizes and btyles for Men, Women and
Children,
Lowest Prices
Every pair guaranteed
Paste Shoe Polish
Takes the iihtee of all liquid dressings which
injure the leather and scale off.
Shinoln burnishes theactual leather leav-
ing it brilliant, smooth and dry so tbat dust
cannot stick to it, nor contact, dull it.
Once shined it will not soil the most deli-
cate fabric. SHINOLA is the beet and also
cheapest. Only 10c for large sized box.
It is another new thing at the New Shoe
You always get the best from JACKSON Stare.. •
Mies Lillie Hunt of Princess went
to Hensel' on Wednesday.
J. Irwin left on Tuesday for an extended
visit m Deoheryille, Michigan.
Miss Maggie Marrin left on Monday for
a visit to friends in Montreal. '
Rev TenEyok, of Exeter. wee the guest
of Rev 0. R. Gunne on Monday,
E. Mohring, traveller for 111aopharson
& Hovey vias in town Monday.
• NUN Lizzie Ellacott, of Wingham, in the
gust of Mies Amy Fit2einions.
Lester Whitely, of St Thomas Collegiate
Institute, is home for hia holidays.
Mies Reid left town this week for a twO
week's visit to Manitoulin Island.
Mr and Mre I. A. McGuire of Shake -
No Shoddy • Patronize the New 'Shoe .speaye, were in town over Sunday.
Fred 'T. ac son
Store and get new Shoes
• Wednesday on a t to Penetang.
Jos 0h7dley, wife and family left -on-
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Io Paper Soles
L00111 tOr Sale
Newcombe 5y shuttle looxn for sale, at one
hird selljng price,in 6 t- I
For particulars apply to
Gzo. Porws, corner Princess and
May 9-tf. Queen street,Olinton.
Wanted.
Men of Jhatracter, fair education; fair writers,
good talkers, good appearance, to appoint
agents. Salary and expenses.' •
LINSCOTT PUBLISHING COMPA.NY
June 18-tf. Toronto.
Threshing 31achine for Sale.
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A 37 horsepower traction engine, L. D. S., to;
a•ether with a new momarish separator, on use
Only 50 days. Has all latest improvements, in-
cluding tank, pump, duster, pea pullers, clover.
• attachment, etc. IR health of owner reason for
111 g. W11be eo1doheap
Alay31-4. JAMES MUTCH, Auburn
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We want as maty farm-
ers as can make it C0/3 yen -
lent to come in and take a
barrel ef Redpath's Gran-
ulated sugar, as we are
crowded with it,and some
of our friends complain,
if we store it on the street,
so we will sell it for $3,85
per hundred lbs, by the
barrel, to maker roomfor
our next car. .
01 course, we win uenver
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Of Interest to Bowlers.
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The playing for the Jackson Singlee
Trophy Cup can commence now at any
time; The following is the first drawt".
1 A Armstrong 11 F Jacl42
B Hoover D L McPherson
2 RPReekle. 12 X Fair
J Bell J P
8 W FSpaulding 13 B Wiltse
W N manning .Mei:Wart
'4 Dr •
Holmes . !: 14 W Jackson
Dr, Shaw J Ransford
5 Jas Fair • 15 Thee Jackson jr
W W Ferran . Dr Agnew
6 it fif Hilton2blies1.1 p 1.6 t 1111k:rester
7.) W Irwfn •• 17 3 Johnston
J Rattenbury • J T Harland
8 BS Gibbing7• 18 W Brydone
EXantelon J Wiseman
9 .7 Taylor 19 W Coats
E M McLean 0» MoTaggart
101J bleCorvie
20 T T Leckie
• WE Rand •B Combo
• The contest will be governed by' the fol-
lowing rules: -The first round will be form-
ed ot the players as given aboVe. There
will then be a new draw and players. will be
&laded into two classes• -•winners and -los --
ere as last year. The first round mut be
completed on or before the eVening of Jul+
12th; The second round must be coif:431ot.
ed on or before the evening . of July 1901.
The third round must be completed on or" -
before july 26113. The remaining contests
must be played on or before the evening of
july 81st. Ary two players unable to mut-
ually agree upon a date to play off will both
be ruled' out of the conteat if neither of
them appear upon the ground at 3 p. m. of
the final day appointed in each contest. If
obe of any -such two players appears on the
ground of the 'final day at 3 p.m. appointed
in (mob contest and atops on the ground un. -
t -i
4,1). p.m, without his opponent appear-
ing he will be adjudged the winner. In the
event of his opponent•appearing any tints
between '3 p.'m. and 3.80 p. m. they mast
then proceed at once to play off, and either
party refusing to do so will -be adjudged the
loser. '7Anymeanber not 'playing in the first
draw, as published above, will be barred
'frau' any further participation. All ,die.•
pates of any kind are to be referred to. the
President, whose deoieion in all cailes will
betniil. The winner will then be eligible
to play in.the contest tbat will take plows
on a date to bejannounked later between the
winners of a similar preliminary contest
that will take place at Goderich, Seaforth,
Mit:then, • Stratford', Listowel, Brussels,
•Wingham and Kiiicardine,. • The rules gov-
erning the final contest will be announced
later. . . •• •
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. It has been decided to hold another match
of sintles •for the P. B. ,Crewe' 'Trophy
consisting of a .beautiful pair of vases.
and •this. contest Will be played dff
during the m3nth of August, the
first round to be played before tin:1Mb,
the 2nd before the 16th, the 3rd before the
23r45 and the remaining before' the 30th. The
first draw of members resulted aq
1 W Jackson 53 F k
W Irwin Dr Holmes
2 .7 Rattenbury 12 Dr Sha*
EC B Combo •T Harland
•8 J Ransford • 18 W E Rand
A Arrastrong • •,f Johnson
4 T T Leckie , 14 W X Manning
R Stoddart McCorvie
y p ace 01.1 IL Wiltse• 30 W palding
It Holmes - . . D A Forrester
R. J. McDonald, wife and ohm of Sea-
CLINTON MARKETS forth are on a' yisit to friends in town,
Corrector! every Thursday afternoon
Thursday June 26,J.9024 •
Fall Wheat......'...0 .80 a 0 80 1
Spring " • ,• 0 80 a 0 80'
Oats g" 045 a 045
.. 040 a 046
Rye
• Barley • • 0 56 a 0 56
Peas 080 a 080
• Flour per owt . 2 25 a 2 25'
• 800 a 900
Sheepskins • 0 25 a 0-60
No. 1 Green trim. hides 5 00 a 550
2 25 a 2 60 , '
per pair 0 20 a 0 40
Docks, pair .. ... 0 40 a 0 60
Geese, per lb • 0 05 .4 0 06
Turkeys, per lb 0 06 a 0 08 '
Pork, live , 6 25 a 6 50
Pork, dressed• 7 00 a 7 50
Butter, loose • 0 10 a 0 14
" . tub 0 14 a • 0 15' .
• Eggs per doz ... . . 012 a 0•1..a
Potatoee, per bush0 80 a 0 85
Dried Apples per lb005 a 005
• BORIlti '"
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' JA.MIESON=InEgniondville;-J e•10, to Mr.
am:Valve Joseph Jamieson, adaughter. •
MILLER -;•In Grev, Juno 8thito Mr and 'BITS
Miller a daughter•
SBLDERS;•In.11,1orria,•Juie 14th,t6 Mr and Mrs
3. Sellers, a sen.
SE In t/ rris *Tune 16th,to Mi and Mrs
W. Hers a Otter'
' HOGGARTM-In Hensali,June 18th,to Mr and
Mrs Jas Hoggarth, a daughter.
• licEENZI16-11i Tuckersmithi ,on Sunday, •
sJounne 15, Lo Mr. and Mrs:.„Ale.
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BALLIFLAYWOOD-At the ;residence. of
the bride's father, Tuckersmith, on June 25th.
by Bev. Mr. Dunlop, Mr. Edward A. Ball, of
Wandspr, to Mary, only daughter of Mr. A.
SHANNON -At the rt;Sidence. of
the bride's mother. Minton, on -.Time .q6th,li by
Detroit, to Margarot ,
eldest daughter
of At, Shannon: •
FINKB/NER-MAUNDERS-At the residence
of the :bride's mother, South of Brassels, June
nab, by Rev. John Holmes, Rev. C. Finarbiner, .
; getravat second daughter cif
.th.--1:-";;I:Veno, Of the
bride's par43nts, Grey. June 18th, • by Rev. H.
, Curry, A, 01, Tuck,Mifford,te:Miss Aggie.daugh-
' ter of F. Miller, Grey
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POPM,In 181111,,John POpe,raer-
I t•3111!)131 tA) tailor.,nroaid 'a re , J u th,John w g'gri •
ital_y ars.
I VANCE7-In Farquhar, June 16th, Miss Mail•k
Vasa. Vat! Itag-eillinE7yittergaa:rch,
, Juno nari. ;:iii.17th, ,wi-":fe'
ISAA.010 Exei:er, .TuneY18th, "Siella,Youngest
daughter of Mr and Mrs OhaS. Isaas,eged Lyear
and 4 months. •
; (1(cr -In Seaforth, ju.ne 16th, Thos. A. Copp,
II.T'&113111121ritTokr-In Usborne,June igth,Har:
riet Ann Copping,wife 01.8,41.Etherington,aged
670.1t:e)aRratlYg*Art,81;ietalb dune i4th,beloved wife of W.
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° Alma Methodist Church'Social' '
Tuesday, July 1-Donainion Day .
Lawn Social, Ebenezer Church, at
0. J. Neebitt's, con. 10, Glade:-
ich townehip
Lawn Locie.1, Londesboro, Presby- I
terian Church, on Arthur jam- ,
ieson's lawn
Friday, July 4 -St, Andrew's choir.
Lawnhlocial, Baytield
Sat nrday, 'July 5 -Huron Old l3ays'
Excursion and Demonstration,
Seafor th
eoming and Going
J.:Etevens was in Goderioh Thureday.
Mr and ffee Holmes, London, are visit
ing their eon Dr E. H. Holmee.
Andrew Porter left yesterday afternoon
(Thursday) for Elmvale (near Barrie) to
attend the funeral of his eister.in-law, Mrs
Wna Porter, which takes place this after-
.naon alt.2 o'olook.
Glen Far returned to Toronto on •Mon- . firticefield. ''"
day, after a two weeks' visit at borne. ,
•NoTEs.-On Sabbath evening last
Ural J., A. Cooper, of Toronto, is spend- Rev U. Sewers gave a detailed account
Ing a few days, with her mother-in-law, . ot the Presbyterian Assembly recently
. - Mr and DIre knight, of Newbridge, are held in Toronto; the repertie Were very
visiting their sen,11r Knight, of. Queen St. - encouraging,. the church as a whole
being. in a sp!endid condition. De.
Wesley Newcombe arrived in town on
Armstrong, . wife and family., accorn-
Thursday last, for a visit of a. couple of
panied by Miss Maggie Jamieeon and
months..
Mrs Armstrcing,. Stanley, the doctor's
• Baria Barkwell, of Port Huron, was the Mother, lefts on Timeday for Hannah,
guest of Mrs J. Harland for a few days last Dakota, where thev. expect to remain.
veMekr's A. S. Trick,. Miss A. and Master' takes charge of Dr. Armstrong's pm-
, "until August; Dr. Rogers, ot London,
Edward J, Jenkins were in Detroit last ties, in his absence.- Miss Edna Copp
. 'w,rts lest week the guest of Mies Lizzie
weekHellowajt.- W Ingham,. was in town
forth, has begun to lay -the granolithic
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. . Rattenbury. .Frank . Gutteridge, Sea-
GeoTueadaY to assist the band at a looel gar -
sidewalk on the, Tuckeraiiiiith side. of
den party.
W.Q. Phillipri left on Saturday afternoon son's store; : the Stanley dide'vYill.also
' : • ' our village, beginning at G. R. blimp;
for a trip to Owen Sound, Collingwood and . nut down a. sheet .. piece; beginning. at
other'Places. . . -. -
• Blre Garter wito:hae been v lotting for a.' • atation, . , . ..•. .
• . I . Dr..Armstrong'S, .toward the railway
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obraple of months at Hamilton,' has re..
• 'Itan) A..Steivert, who has been attending NOTES. -Mrs la, • CaMpbell and her
Blanley
turned to town.
the General Aseembly, relnined home •on son. George took Advantage of the ex,-
Monday.;erening. ;
ances in that city, Air WM Baird and
minion to Detroit to vinio acquaint -
The Misses Ratnilton, Blyth, w intik
his sister, Tena. -also -visit ed acquaint -
guests of the Misses' Thompson f a few
days bet week.
4etv AdverIbtoteuto.
• Boy Wanted.
Goodiintelligent bo-awanted to learn print,
Ing. ' Apply at NEW BliA OFFICE, •
.0 DE rrilton 16 Al McLean • !' Cows 'Or Salo
B GROOBRY G D MoTaggart S Mahon
P Tisdall 17 j Bell
•J Taylor ••4 young Cows for sale, good milkers, two new -
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ivir T. O'Neil 81°Pirr'la.n 18 R.P Reeldei
Oer telept one number is 40
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MeICO'vATIT
Having bought out the Harness
business of A. MoBRIEN, is go-
ing to sell Trunks,Valises,Dusters
• Rues'and everything in connection
- with the trade -Good and Cheap.
lAght Harness a Specialty.- morning; though in eiotie ly goodFor Sale or to Rent.
game was put np by both rinks,' W, ;lank. '
- 9 W Brydone
• Dr Agnew •
19 T Jackson jr June 271hL6 Londesboro .
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D L Macpherson E Cantelozi
#0 "WNW Ferran 20 11J-Gibbings
X Fair
Riles governing the W. Jackson oonteet
will apply.
Sporting Notes.
ances in Detroit during the excursion
• last week. D. Eraser and. his sisters,
Miss Jessie Thompeony of Blytli, spent a Nettie and Tena; visited their aunt in
few days at the honae of her mother, Mrs Sarnia during the first Of the week.
John TbamPaant • - 1 - ' , ' Miss Maud McGregortook in the excur-
George Barge went to Toronto ' yester-• sion to Detroit last week; and visited
day (Thursday) , in the interest of the friends while away. '13: Walks' and
31+,01164n Bros' firm. • . wife, of Bruce county, are visiting
; - friends and aeqUaintarices in this vi-.
, Arthur Jackeon, of 'Chuiago, son of John cinity at prepent.
Jackson, of town, arrived here on Tuesday
to spend his vacation; • • ,... ,
Bev and Mrs CM:Gonne returned laCirite" . , 11 False Hunter corrected. .
Friday evening froth Loodon, where they . -- .
had bnen apending the week. • . • - To the Alitorb, the Neio Brdr^:- - :' •.
Miss Loos Grant, who has been in Mich- Will you allow Me apace enough in your
igen on an extended visit with rehttiveg,re- paper to correct a rumor whiOh has been
.turned home last .Monday. , indnetrieusly circulated, with the intention
of reflecting upon my consiSteneY as an
Rev. Mr Little who preached) in Willie
advocate of temperance reform? While it
°baron on Sunday leak returned to his
, nO Man's business, but my own as to
home in liderton on Monday. ,
- • how I exeroise..rey fraindhise, yet' in. the
Israel Taylor, Brarripton, was in • town inti3rests ofjostioe and .peace,1 let me say.
•Thursday. Re•will return. Saturdsy and .that the rumors afloat are absolutely false
expecte to take his Mother batik with him in every parrivialar. Igy vote in the last
for at visit. ' election was cast for Mr. Mitchell, the pro
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Mrs Jas Twitchell spent Sunday in Lon- hibition candidate. Yours for truth
Twi'tohell and datightere• , and • Cl ara . W.• Rowsori
don and was actompanied home by Mrs , •
alter a mouthe' visit. • ' 'At Fiuron Synod Rey 0. R. Gonne and
Mr d.Torrence,of Porter's Hill, called on Mr Ransford were both elected. to the
the NEW Bat Saturday. He is a Liberal of executive Committee, andtothe Prd.-
the true type and a good worker, and we vincial Synod which meets in Toronto,
were pleased to see him. and Mr Re,nsford will probably attend
Mies Mary Lough left on Tuesday for a meeting of the•Oeneral Synod of Can-
ada which convenen in Montreal in
Silver Lake, N. Y.4 where she goes ES a
University delegate to the annual meeting Septernber. We congratulate Mr
• Ransford upon being t lected to the
of the T. W. C. A., of America.
highest station a la,yman can get, that
Miss Welsh, daughter of ,1rDavid of a representative to the General
Welsh, of Piok, and niece of Synod of Canada.,
Mr Robt Welsh, •who_ has been visiting . • - •
here, left for borne on Wednesday. -
•West Huron Women's Institute.
Bit and Mrs Ehnith who have been mit.
ing. ere some line re urne is week o'
the report as read
them home in Strathroy. • fdra Smith is a The following in
by the secretary Mrs Colin Camnb611.
sister of Mrs jamas Mordath, of town.
Goderich, at the amnia], meeting held
Mies Flo Connolly, ,daughter of oommie. last week at the home -�f Mrs Harry
sioner Connally, of Goderich Tp„ reiurne Morris in Colborne.- .
home Tuesday kom Toronto, where she It affords n3e very gleat Pleasure to
had Wien attending St Marguerite'e College,
. submit to you my. secondannual re,
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v calved andtwo due to calve in one week!s IS/iss FlOssis King returned home from port Of my official acts as 'secretary -
Normal School at . Ottawa on Monday treasurer, Before entering upon ' the
Corn a corn chop for Sale.
Corn and also‘Corn Chop for sale. Drive right
to warehouse near G TB freight shed.
; Minter', Juno 30,*�w: W G maim
On Thursday evening a baseball match
Wanted
was played in Recreation Park between the .
Jackson .Broe'. team arid a team from Hod. .Ontilinndred (100) Girls to work on place work,
eneNewcombe's nd Coat's dry geode
in biscuit and candy departments: Can make '
g', ri
adores, Both Elides hatted freely. Towalde at The McCormick ,Ifg Cc's, Aloes, Diindarg
the end a dispute atrium as to the compost- corner Wellington, London, Ont. 2wt20 .
tion of ono of the teams. The score stood 27
to 17 in favor of the combined team. . Wallted
The two rinks that went to Detroit on
Wednesday week as dated in last weeks, Boys about 18 of age talearn the Candy ot
paper, won out in. Detroit by a score of Biscuit business,permanent situation ft natietac-
18 : 12 in one and 24 ' 21 in the other; ten'. piecORMICIC Aire-, Co., London,
both rinke played in WIndeor the follow-
Can and deal and I will use yon sea was the 01115' ehe wen out by a wore of House and shoe -making slim in the village of
Holmesville. A good trade worked up. Splon.
well ..... V ii • • II V 17 : 13. E did chance for a good workman Building could
PlIWIL.-- 1)0 usedag atetore as well. Immediate possession.
Huron St.,'.3 doors west ofNew- '
eo tribe '8, Clinton, Who left hie bOwls upon the lawn ? . For pantoulars miply_ to
NY erAwcwntri,
Who left Detroit with looks forlorn? • 1 FAN '
• • . Juno
Who had a large head in the morn? r 20-tf Helmesyille•
-- Notice to Credito .
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& prize of a bottle of ginger ale will be i
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given to the party furnishing the firat
correct &newer. All answers to be sent in All personoindebted to tbe !Maw. Blackwell
sealed.enyelopes addressed to the ?tepid- 1 gAinlizeimwoutd centers foyer by calling and
.. Aer before iiil tlyni.°51112'"rsignetl' °r the P°st "la".
I sin prepared to buy, thin season's • ent.Clotn.
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' lune 20-tf Hohnesville. •
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zaNNiar ritacqcwbr,L,
' Ain OnVool; as Maly thlrlini --- .2- ••••-• .. .. Tile_ eonitnitteee haying in charge .._ ______ —
'. ' the cerebration -to -F -1M ItirtertaintneritL -. ....--.T.-_---:'ll'. - i---- IL
• Illouse—for-Sitle:'' ' II
.130nmiller Wooi en. ills •:f, ii(lAr2o'n) tta:sfgfrgrArixtb°,1! . . ........
1 vi tpi. 1;1,
. . .. good frame hone° roonomitricurioxtr sort. ainin
1 tuady things' have taken definite shape, i atoties; contains 3 bed - - Flour, 1;1
for hest cesh prOe, or in ex.
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kitchen, wood slia'A, tiara
ohange for manufactured artiolee, •The Snorts Committee have made ar., room, hall, closets,
r...o.gements for a championship la. and soft water, halt acre lot, with bearing
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cross° match between Seaforth •and trait tem°. ADP Y to J. SNYDER,
rai June 27 4. Iluron Mr cot
evening accompanied by her brcither, subject matter of this report. I 'desire
Willie,who has been visiting in Toronto fOr in behalf of the members of the West
the pat week. . . Huron Women's Institlite• to thank
the Department of Agriculture and
• Rev 3. W, Andrew, Varna, was a caller, FarEEOLV inititae for yonr kindly in-
hasatthe NEW gun this week, Mr Andrews.- terests and for your financial support,
jaet finished a successfql three years' which 13 v d "t 1)1 for
pastorate there and. takes charge next'
carry on the work of the year. •
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month of the Sylvan circuit. He will .re-
. . I also desire to express my. sincere
aside in Parkhill. sorrow upon the los., our oiganizatian
Mr John Bell was down to Seaforth to .khas sustained in the death of our late
see his mother on Friday. We are eorry to president,Nrs H. Morel, ot Holmes -
learn that she is indisposed, but SE she has ville, who stied April 0li, 1902. 81in
reached the good ripe age of 80, we; Cannot Was a most successful ahd energetic
expect that the good healtli which has most- worker for the organization, and her
ly been hers throng(' life, Will Mill remain. counsel and advice will he greatly
The following item which was taken from missed at this annu il meeting .
the London Nowa of Thursday refers to it hetiring to the groveth'ef this as.
former resident of Clinton :- "The marriy etiolation, I think we may obrigratu.
age took place Met-- week of eves Annie late ourselves on the succesame haYe.
Dowling, daughter of Raw I T. Dowling,of achieved, T wen ty.reeven mem bet s
Copleston,to Mr J.W.Ked 11, of Petroleme were on the roll at mit first meeting a
Pfr Frank/Eli:wog left for' onto,DIonday
year and at halt ago, and to -day we
have one handeed and' twenty. We
morning, to write on the ez raination for
the degree of M. A, at Trinity 'University, held during the year thirty-two meet -
Although Frank hes been detained borne ings, namely ; Goderieh, 0 ; Goderich
Township, 1; Winghatn, 01 Holmes,
the greater part of the past terra on account
of the sioknese of his mother,. We feel sure ville, 4; Eintail, 2 ; Colborne 2, and
one at each of the following places,
that encomia will be his. , . Clinton, Londeshoro, Belgraye, St,
John' A. Cooper, of, the C/anadia,n Maga. B.elene and Dungannon. The number
zine, Toronto, epett Sunday In town, Mr of -addresses given and papers read
Cooper is feet making a name for inmate were 71, which were listened to by
The high position the Osnadian Mazamino 1070 women, an average attendance of
occupies is largely due to his untiring ef- fifty-two. Those who have attended
le •ts. Thonah a bugs, roan he finds time for the meeting have received much bene.
prcdnotions in other quarters as well, . fit directly from the information re-
ceived and indirectly from a. social
point of View. We have been much
,nenetlted,lizthe literature sent out by
the Departmeiir-orli-grieuiffiFeT-Tbe-
atirn of the association tor the past
year has been to the subject of do -
W. jaekeon this week ticketed the fol-
lowing to points; in the West ; Dr and Mre
h.Arnistithig, 0! -Brimetleltb--ana- party-for-
Betevan, Man, ; Albert MoDrien and John
McCool, Calgary ; T. J. AloNeil, Wet-
askewan, Alta. ; Marshall, Winnipeg;
Mies Miller, of Hallett, for Watwanesa, !nestle saiene, Dornestin science must
Man, ; Mrs Alin Whiddon, of Bayfield, cover many subjects. It must not be
for Stratheoria, Alta. restricted to Mean "limply foods. hy.
• giene or any. other single thing but,i•it
St Mary s and arrangements are ilk. • In it few (We Mr liSr, 10111112P will niust include all that makes f r the
trogress or a foo m 0 6
rinisels and the Hurons, and a tug. , Sale ftegister„
evenly a coneert will be given by the
of -war Open to the townehips. In the
etwe en an extended trip west, going fleet health, the comfort, the Well-being
to Manitoba, where he will remain for it and the surrotihdings of the inmates
coupleof week's. At Winnipeg he will be• of the highest institute upon earth -
joined b Mr F. It Ilodgeos, arid together the hoMe-because it' is from this
at the American Hotel, on they viol then go on to VAECOUVer
48th 1 iglilandere' Band of Toronto, , /si Bradt:Weld,
wet day Jt1/16 r tn. A quantity of and Country home that have come and shell
The Sir ReviMent Band has 'ftleo been
I 0 -ars will be 0,d -A e At of the( season. San Pranoisee, r 3tttralibg by way of DeriValr come, our broadest minded raw and
HUGH ItIOMIOND Prop. • bad Other Ponth.tvestern women, • 3,
engnott for tile day.
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WIcKinnon 1""deo.71
ieto , at 700, $1 and $1.25.
Ladies' Vests
113LAVTril.
lYiilliner
In pretty combinational, but sensible ones-. When we make a hat for
you it wont be constrained merely for its beauty, but for its utility and
satisfaction, Our Milliners know how to make bate so there wont • be
any disappointment in them. They will hold their color and shape and
hold your fanoy all the time you wear them. As the end of the season
is approaohina we will make big rektotions in all Iritanied Hate,
Trimmed Hats, regular Price $3"1 for -
Hats, trimmed with ohiffon, flowere and Yolisge, regular prim. 65, for
118,95.
ew or.sets
We do a large trade in Corsets. We'aupporn the mama is keep '
large stook to seleot from. We do not confine ourselves to any particular
make, but select the best from the following manufacturers; Crompton's i
Wray's, D. & A., B. di 0., E. T. & C. We have them in ereot form,
straight front, bias zift. We have them in long, m.edLium an_2(1 cohort, •
waist, perfect fitting and steel filled.
Bummer COrsets, in all e4is, at 25o, 85o and 500.
spebial line of Corsets, in drab jean, steel filled, trimmed withlace
and ribbon, at 50a.,
• Corsets, in great variety, in different makes, in fine contile, satin jean,
We got a great snap in Ladies' Pine Underwear, in Vests and Drawers,
by cleaning out large.guantity of different kinds. We got them at 75o
on the dollar and we are now running them off at 50, Elo, 10o, 12io, „15o,
253, 35o and 50c, They are Worth one-third more,
McKinnon & Blyth
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SEASONABLE GOODS
AT ROCK 'BOTTOM -PRICES
• B1.9 flame oil stoves and Gasoline store Binder tw.besi,
Binder gloves, Machine oil, Screen doors and windows Cloth=
wringers, Knoll washing machines, Ready mixed paints, Pure
white lead, Linseed oil, Hay Forks, Scythes and scythe stone%
Ai:Laths, Spades and Shovels, Waggoner extension ladder
Eraery mower knife sharpeners. •
6 Boxes. Axle Grease for 25c.
The 8u.reka Fly Killer.
, Protects horses and cattle from fly pests and vermin...
Is a sure preventative that kills and drives away the worst d
• •
a-.. pests, the -Texas, -Buffalo -and -Horn -flies. _
-
10 per cent discount off all the followino• lines.
. t,
- Graniteware ' Tinware .Shelf Hardware, Clothnx
1 wringers,Gasoline and coal oil stoves, Daisy churns a,ncl WEI&
mg machines
• 1 large good second band Refrigerator cheapl.
2 Fire proof safes at a bargain. --
• •
•
Harland I3ros.
heap Hardware, House
ewest •ec wea
This week we are showing the very latest design a in
Neckwear
,
'
• Including Coronation. Ties, New Bows, Ascots, Nar-
row Derbies, Flowing Ends, Tubular Strings, eto.
J. Qm. now A:27
HURON STREET, CLINTON ..
.I1VIPER1PAL
• House
Requirements,
Pine line of „Roceerar, in woody 0410, arni.
upholstered, Curtain poles and fixings, re
brass and wood. Room moulding?,• IV
wive ,imitetion and real oak. reottorx "
moulding, in great variety. FrO,b1011 mak.
• to order. • Picture glass. Mirrors' frame
and Mirror plates. •
..for.. •
Undertaking and Picture Pram*,
ing a Specialty.
0. Stevens
• - - • •
utelieral Purnittire Dealer, ' '
Oriposite Town Hall, .
Albert Street, OLIN:eel% •
nilsIDEN0E-Huronlitreet.
oppcoite Commercial Heti,
A
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-St ta IZ
Imperial Blend is a mixture of the choice pick-
ings of Ceylon and China. It is absolutely pure,
hair -splendid drawingilinditieS and verypleasing
flavor. We are having new buyers for Imperial
'every week, nearly all of those who try it con-
tinue its me. Mlle price is35c a pound, either
black °mixed. .Ask for a saniple,
. L. Ouimette, Londesboro