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OLINTON:ONTABIO. JULY 4, 1902.
Sayrreld..
NqTES,-The entrance examination
held here finished on Friday last; there
Eititi apricots 70enrIcli,,itte:oza pi1/41137 aral reign. Foleteng.
Times are ohauged, and are ohanging,the
'people no longer bey their glasees at igeors
t peddlere, nor allow themselves to be
coaxed into purohasiug wonderful optical
eahaelts; nor are they evencontent to go to
a store and pick out a pair of cheep spec-
tacles with which they think they can see
heat for a, minute or two. When their everi
ache or their eight blure, they Beek an
educated optician in whom they have con-
tidence, and emptiest him to be able to advise
them, and prescribe glasseir if they are
found to be required. There's; no gueass
work in our method of eye -testing. We are
-qualified to discover the nature and degree
of any defect and properly correct it. No
oh arge for consultation.
P. B. CREWS,
Expert Watch Repairer Jeweler
Refraotionist and Dispensitig Optician,
OPPOOITN TOWN Herz.,
BIDDLNOOMBE'S OLD STAND,
• Mitchell
DEATIL-W. H. McOuteheon, of
Hibbert, recently went to Chicago to
have the benefit of the best surgery in
removing an obstruction in the throat,
which caused swollen glandes The
operation took place but the patient
was unable to survive 'the sheets. The
body arrived at Mitchell limit Friday
morning. Deceased was well knave
all over Western Ontario, having
travelled twelve Years for John Abell,
thewell-known implement manta
lecturer of Toronto, and six years for
thesa„Sawyer Massey Company of
Hamilton.
• Stanley
N0TEE3.-Miss E,aliacE wen. who has
been teaching in Essex for the year re-
turned to her home on Seturday last,
to speinctitee holidays. Miss Mar's' DU-
E wen,who is teaching near Chatworth,
- came in her father's on Saturday last.
Thos. B. Baird has gone to Ashlield to
spend some time at his grandfather's:
D. McEwen and wife and alrs Batt, of
Clinton, and Mr and G. Baird spent
Saturday last in Bayfield. A. Fraser
and son John, of Ailsa Craig, Were in
Stanley last week ; John is still bete for
the benefit of treatment for his eyes;
' we are pleased to note that he ie great-
ly improved. lele Sims, wife and fam-
ily, of Blyta visited at the home of
Mrs Sims' brother dining the .flret of
the week. Mrs MeDougall and daugh-
ter, Komoka, are visiting at the home
of Prim Butchartrthie week: Miss Liz-
zie Falconer and Miss Winnie Moor- .
house of Bayfield, are visiting on the
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Guard :Your.
• • Ey-es. .• •
ir s....hine mix..
•*OWN; pairsful, groat
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taaomfort- and per.
apes permanent -rine
airy will be avoided
r wearinV our Lod.
don Smoked Glasinsp,
Is vents per pair stied
wards. ,
too, caught some flne black bass on
Satarclayinumerous other good catches
are reported. Our summer visitors are
rapidly coming; lest week Mr Tisdall
and family, Mr McTaggart and family
and Mr Brewer and family, of Clinton,.
came to their co ape. alsoes
Pierce and Dixon and their families. of
Seaforth. The. bricklayers have finished
their contract on the new Presbyterian
church, and the carpenters are now fine
Jetting the iaterier. Chas VanNorrnan
Sundayed in town. Chase Falconer hair
returned home, Theo Jowett has re-
turned home from his visit to Pota,n-
han and Toronto. john McLeod paid
a visit to Ripley last Week. On Thurs-
day last the young people of Varna
held their annual picnic in Jowett's
grove. On Tueeday next the young
people intend holding, their annual
Picnic to the Bend. Oa Saturday last.
the young people of Clinton and Sea-
fortb held a picnic In Jowett's grove.
Mr Doherty, ot Chateau; !Awing a fine
cottage etected in town and intends
moving in next week. We are sorry
to report that Mies Mable Weston is on
the sick list
DEATIFI,A. very ead accident °court,.
edin Detroit, last week, 'ay which Miss
Bertha Wallwin, who was one of Bay..
field's ,nost popular young ladies, lost
her life. Miss Wallvein's clothes, by
some tneans, whether from a match or
.s, gas stove that she was lighting,
caught five and the flames spread so
rapiOly that she lost her presence of
mind and rushed out intc tne street.
She ran nearly a block before someone
stopped her. The burning clothing
fanned by the wind burned the poor
girlei body most frightfully. She was
taken to Harper hospital, and every-
thing. that medical sciencecould Bug -
gest was done, but of no avail, death
ensuing Thursday afternoon. The body
was brought to Baylield •Friday night
for interment, and the funeral as on
Satur day afternoon; the service being
conducted by Rey Mr McNeil. De
ceased was nineteen -years -of age, - The
floral offerings were Magnificent, some
being sent by friends frora Detroit. The
most beautiful is an arch of white
roses and white carnations and "gates
ajar" from the _girls and boys of Hay-
field; The pall -bearers were Messrs
Will Whiddon, H. Falconer, D. Gard-
ner, Alt Erwin, F. Keegan and Dick
Bailey. • •
LAWN Somata -The lawn social on
Fulda/ evening under the auspices of
the new Presbyterian church, promises
to be a grand success. Ice creana,straw-
Goderich TownshIP
GARDEN PARTY. -Tb e bright glow
of sunshine and the genial warmth, of
July ist was such as to be conducive to
the gathering of a large assembly at
tbe lawn of 10. J. Neebitt, on the 16th
concession, for the social in connection
wieh Ebenezer church. Ample provis-
ion had been made for all; Strawberries
In ahnerlance were there; in addition .
z the .. • e ;foments at the booth Were
served rut liberal hand. After par-
taking of I.V44 and spending some time
in social intercourse, the audience lie.
toned to a choice program. hev J.
Humor ocOupled the °bait. Among
those who took part were the Forster
Bros., with their musical instruments;
Mr Archer, who rendered several ma
ections on the trialln; the AVM trio,
from Colborne. Mr and Mrs W. Lobb,
and Rev Mr and Mee Hussar. The
'duets and trios were much appreciated
and heartily applauded.The evening's
entertainment was brought to a close
by the National Anthem, and all went
home pleased with the entertainment
the ladies Of Ebenezer had provided. -
The'receipte were $
NoTEs.--Tamee , Sterling had the
misfortune -to have a cow killed by
lightning a week ago last•Friney, and
m i
a week frothat date had his nsur-
ance for the loss of same paid him by
the McKillop Vire Insurance Co. John.
Marehala 71h con, is quite cheerful at
present; his better half presented him
with a young heir the other day. . M
Shepherd had the misfortune to lose a
beautiful colt the other night, Verve
tationas camieg along slowly; our old-
time sumnier Is on the wane. Rey Bus-
iest lotende preaching to 'the Oranges.
men on Sabbath afteenoon in Sharon
Methodistchurch; a targe crowd is an-
ticipated. J. Lindsay, of the Huron
road, hashed both his barns reshingled
during the past wpok. . The garden
party in connection with Middleton's.
church came off last Tbursday evening;
the weather was it little cool but a
.goodly crowd turned out; the proceeds
amounted to a.bout$40, Ben Bothwell
has returned front an extended visit to
relatives in Grey. The public schools
have closed for vacation. Miss Tessie
Halliday, --sister -ofet hesteacher of NO, i
10, rusticated for a few days n this lo-
cality. The choir stand in Cole's church
has been renovated, which mikes gene
an improvement,. Another alto voice
swells the number in the choir, Amos
Cole, who has been attefiding the Belle-
ville institute, home for vacation.
The numerous Mends of our aged
friend, John Anderson, will be. pleased
ta know that he took a short drive
lest week, we hope his recovery,
al-
tbough stow, will continue; Middle -
ton's and Cole e church Sabbeth schools
berries and all the delicacies of the held a Union picnic in Jewett's, grove on
season can be had on the grounds and the Ist. of July.
refreshments will be served to all A
ood program will be rendered". br the
q .
Men e ssp n male
The admission fee 18, /•,ANyti.
toq brass band.
met4ille would
151 arra 20c
on y .
he crowd at their Dawn Social,
• Nile
BAPTIST 'CRunall.-The pletlie in
connection with the Sunday School al
the baseline cburch which was held on.
Tuesday in Geo Ball's beautiful grove
was a brdliant success in eery parri•
• cuter. Over 200 attended this gather-
. ing and took part in the genies pro-
vided. A half dozen swings were kept
going constantly. . 4 good game of
foot -ball was ptiyed, and much in-
terest was taken in the hurdle, sack.
obstruction, andthree legged races,
Luncb was then protected; the tables
fairly groaned beneath the weight of
delicacies the, ladies had provided.
•After spending some ' more 'time in
social intercourse all dispersed with
pleasant thoughts of the.dsy's tinting.
IV. Robinson, of Colborne, had the
charge of the whole affair. Among
those from a distance were Rev Mr and
Mrs Jones, of G•acierich. The Sunday
School here will picnic at Bayfield nesse
' Tuesday. The pester will conduct the
services next Sabbath. '
NOTES. -Morley Hall, of Clinton, it
'spendiag a few weeks with °friends
• here.,. Mr and Mrs Irwin and little
daughter Oneida visited at the home
of Biassed McWhinney last week.
'Miss ,Minnie McVittiet_who has beet:
attending college in Toronto fur the
past ear natintbs, returned home last
Saturday, accompanied by her friend,
Miss Ethel Sharman, of Goderich. J.
Smith, Egmondville, is visiting bleeds
in this neighborhood. The Misses Fer-
guson, A.ubtun, Me spencliug a few
clays with their sister, Mrs Henry
Snider. Norn3an McGrattan, Clinton,
spent Sunday with his parento. A
fkload of our young people, conducted by
ia
, D. McNevita .1Dungannon, drove' to
olouresylkg laWn social last kriday;
they report a good time, Miss leek-
EMS:10 of Amberley, is visiting Mrs W.
Thompson. School closed last Friday;
Miss McIntosh went to Toronto to at-
tend school, and Me Courage to his
home in Holmesville. Rev S. Pentland
occupied the Pulpit of Nile church last
Sabbath evening. Rey Mr McNair Will
deliver a sertooti to the Orangemen
next Sunday evening, •
—
Dungannon
NOTES -The ' funeral of the young.
eat child of Ur and Mrs Thomas Durnin
I tails place on , Monday. The social
Which 'vas to be held on airs Davidsonar
' lawn was held in the Presbyairian
A. JGRIGG
Scientific Jeweler'
and °laicism
CLINTON. ON't
Aianitob.a Excursions..
. . .
•
The C. P. IL will tun spared
• Excursions to Manitba and the
• North West, on
June 3rd, and 24th.
And also.one.
icily 15th.
PARE $28.
•
To all points in Manztobs. Tickettire
food to return within 60 days.
For tickets and 'all information apply to
• • V. Jackson, e PR
OLINTON.
•;SNAP
church on account ot the tvet v. eathera
• it was well attended and everybody
, 1 Was Pleased with the entertainment, I
the proceeds amounting to $87. Miss
1117e areoffer• ik alike line ol. LIMY Sinderson hes teturned home
from a visit to her Detente at Wood-
,
stock. W. P. Sanderson is visiting at
Ginger Woodetock and Stratford. Simon
Pentland, wife and family, are Visiting
at the home of his parents, Ward Mrs
. Snaps . T. Pentland. liar and biro J. W. Medd,
of Auburn, Sondayed at H. M. Duff's,
' Rev Mr Maxwell, Ri ley, nrenehed in
At if lbs tor 25e
Erskine churci4
Apse% xi , krt. tabbat , nor mt,
Piet?: rb ana taacit!:11111.!od:aoslonvellilixtili t•Pi4wn:g°1911hiet1;13ratli‘ dtIIhi 'till.'eeerfrMvaberib!r:,.:
if
BA Wili,k5r; rongrairitattit j°1114n elell;:41
Page fen' cinualovang "thtle4t
„, , Dgn1,..0Ps Ife Mad, of
roadtortoPrtiGeorgetti nga
Stothers. Mr MeMath is not improv-
ing very fast. Mr Fairbairn, wife and
family, haye 1 f , Algo-
ma, Where they will testae In future;
their many friend(' will miss themi
Herbert, 60111 of lames Whyara, lei t
for Winnipeg Teet week,.
.......e.......
Jest think of gettang 130 to
1815 nice fresh Ginger Snaps
for 'Quarter. They are cheap-
.er than you est make them
strad does avity with the ivork.
PAlso 'a tine Nue of 'Wed
.Teaehe. at 10e per lb.
'7, The.eash Sr:retry.
Ogk Cooper a CO
ke Butte and Sege. Phone 28,
'ss
Winghein,
Nit° tee Prize nutter. We off& tor the
best 3 Tubes or Dexeref hatter delivered during
July, 6 4 and ai reapaitiveli overlighest riser
ket Mies. ra.es KING, Wthesasta, if
even if there were snow on the
ground'. So said. one. Of those who
ettended.the annual gathering at the
garden party bpid under the auspices
of the League and Sunday School, as
he wended nis way threugh' the large
boncairse that had assembied to enjoy
theinseiveri, and incidentally.to eat:
etrewberries and ice-creata Truly his
words seemed veeified. Easily 500 were
ai the greyed. : The weather in tbe
ettlier peat of the week bacrbeen any
fling but. favorahlis for out door; gat b -
mpg& Even Friday morning cast
gloom into the _hearts of those who
were preparing for the event. In the
. Afternoon,: -Old a Sol -remembered- hi'
duty and shone out in all his warmth
'end briliiancy, and the evening, aside
froth being a little cool, was ideal: As
in former years, fl. Elford's Lawn was
; he place chosen. The tables were
tastily decorated for the occasion and
the activeswaiters saw that the wants
of all were speedily provided. for. The
sparkling of the lights among the
trees (except those that, the boys
turned 604 added beauty to the scene.
Miss La ira Brydges, Goderichi favored
. the gath ing with ecOuple of recites
done, Norman Murch Clinton rendered
some vocal selections in manner that
was highly appreciated. by all. He
possessed a voice of exceptional sweet-
ness and power, Rev Mr Iteltand,
'13ayfleldgave a theta address. The
Band from Clinton was another
feature of the evenings' e n ter taintreen t.
As in yeara past the booth conducted
it lively 'Amnesia, ire tablesiin the tent
being in great demand.- When "God
Save the King" was played and sung
all felt that a pleasant evening had
been spent. The total receipts were
*12000.
.
VIsertrieee-Mies Fatintr' Blackwell is
With friends in Mitchell this week. Mr
and Mrs Geo. Leyte, Clinton, spent Stan.
day at the reeidence of Will Jenains,
of the Maitland. Lewis Tebbutt, Col.
borne, visited here last Sunday. liars
Cole arid children, Clinton, vent last
"Sunday with Ctie former's .parents.
`Miss Randal, Cliatah, was the guest of
Miss Seale Acheson, John Crooks
was renewing acquaintances here last
blinder. Mr and Mrs J. W. MoRob-
erts and daughter, 02 Mitchell, are vis-
iting at Mrs T. 0. Pecketed's ; .Mac left
on Tuesday, for Listowel, Where: he
presides for a couple of weeks in Con-
nection with the Departmental exam -
'nations. Mrs Bumballs who has been
visiting Wends on the i,Lh, returned
to her home in. London on Monday.
Lerma Yeo left this week for a bicycle
trip to London. Sarnia, Datrolt and
Other places. He Will be gone a week
or two, Misses Ella and Idabel Wilson
went to Sertforth on Wedneedhy on a
visit to their tarot.
NOTEB.--Fred Ames, Edward and
Henry Badour are this week waiting
on the Departmental examinations at
httioattrhyitteucoessa
tlt 11°0114'6*w° *is,
roe the crel: °day for a short =ten.
neerw ltalcrusturs6geritr3 Proctor's
g completion. .'
McCartney) disposed of his bay drheeer,
and secured another from J. Hill. W.
Courtiers, of Nile, is 'visiting at home.
Mr Letniard, of Bright, galled on his
'Ulm Fred, the other day, Mae Mamie
Pickard, who ass been visiting In
Mitchell, rettirned lag Friday, Mat
McKenzie and Mists Switzer, of Toes.
water, vrho have been vietting at Geo.
Tebbutea, returned home Saturday.
St1eoltesot0Z.-We notice that Ther
esti Crooks, Who has leeen attending
Godetich collegiate inetituteehais been
Megtirtilti In tir dr= gi:ToprtrinIn'Irli
that institution, 'We offer our ten*
gratulatiene,
Hallett
Norma -Albert Weymouth is puts
tine a new 'Mangle roof 'aim his bank
barn. •
Gotha. WEEre-Jas.Snell was in Blyth
on Thureday,completing arrangements
for his trip through the wester's States
In the interests of the Sbeep Breeders'
Association. They" are sending him too
Illinois Idaho and W main e'tee to
call on the large ranchero for the
purpose of selling their sheep tn them.
As his well known tbet no eiteep corn -
are with the Canadian Leicester, and
as Mr Snell understands sheep thor-
oughly, there is no doubt that he will
make it success of the trip. Before hs
returns he intends going on to Califor-
nia, then back to Calgary,Brendon and
Winnipeg where he is to be a judge at
their fairs.
EXAMINATZON -The following is the;
result of the weekly examinations held
during tate month of June, Names
appear m 'order of merit. Those mark-
ed with an asterisk missed some of the
exams :-Oth class -G. McVittie, *K,
Scales; ar, 4th class -R, fel vermore,ali,
Scales ;Jr. 4th class -H, Ross, D. Rog-
erson, B. Vaireervice, T. Moon, T.
Adams, *It. Crawford, J. Fairserymes
sr. 2nd class -M. Adania. L. Leith, B.
Sundercock, 0. Noble, *I. Carter, M.
Livermore, L. Stewart; jr, 2nd class -
N. Harvey; H. Rogerson, W. Sunders
cock, G. Carter, A. Ross. *F. Moon,
* W. Bromley, J, L. McLationater,
Teacher of S S. No. 4.
•
REnoter.-The following is the 'ilere
port of S. S. No. 5, for June, based on
attendance, 'Merit and general prides
iency-V-Robbie Wadden; Sr. • IV -
Sadie McCool Mabel Brown, Eine
Jackson; Jr. IV -Harry McOool, Neill
Hoggart, Sam Lee; Sr. III -Mabel Mc-
Cool, Essie Mair'Gertte Vedden, John
Wallace,' Ella Webb, Elsie Brown,
Frank Hibbert; Jr. III --Ernest Lee,
Bert Notts Sr. II -Ernest Vodden, Ar-
mand Walnut, Mabelleae. °bathe Leet
Jr. II -Della Maims', Ephraim Snell,
Orval Beeson; Sr. Pt. It -Sam Apple-
by, •CharlteatTodden. Vary Jackson,
Wesley Heggart; Jr. Pt. II -Flossie
Brown, Septimus Wallace, Lily Cock-
erline, Helen Little; Sr. Pt, l -Cora
McCool, Ittch-Vodden; -I-.Edna
Webb, Addie Little. May Appleby,
Wesley Cockerline, Ella Lee. -A. F.
JOBNE1,, Teacher. . •
CohNOIL.-Eluliett Council met in
Londesboro on Saturday, the 2Sth ult.,
members all present. At the last
meeting, (nay 26), a number of peoalsa
were present from the base line, peat -
lotting the Council for a grant tone
made to the ratepayers on the West
side of the base line along the M B
southward to the school house for the
Urpose. tif aiding to erect wire fences,
mama of that portion of the road
eing.eo difficult to keepsertien in win•
ter, and with vlete to the better im.
.provement of snow roads and to save
the statuteiabor from being aitoeether
expended in winter time in that and
other localities. The said petition was
in part granted, ands resolution passed
appropriating $250 for the purpose of
bonusiug the building of wire fences
along eertain leading roads in the
township; but on account of the late-
ness of the season, and that fences
were already taunt to which thie reso-
lution was not applicable, it was there-
fnre reacmded at Saturday's) meeting.
Mr Analey,County Engineer, exa-n3ined
the localite of the proposed new bridge
and will trend an estimate of the costs
as soon as convenient. • Moses Holtz.
.hatier was Repot nt ed poundireeper in the
Manchester divieion instead of Alex.
• Robinson. The offer of H. Livermore
-was accented for building it stone and
cement culvert on con. 3 at 75c 4 perch,
the Council furniehing the cement.
numaer ot aceonnts, amounting in all
- to 8150, were examined and. passed.-
JanEe CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Londesboro
NOTES. -On Thursday ' of last week
there were ten •members of the Rifle
Club drove over to Auburn and bead a
match with tea Members 'of •Auburn
club; our men headed the list as the
more sherwed them 28 points ahead. L.
Howson, of Dekote, is visiting his sis-
ter, Mrs Whitely. Misses Lawdy
Young and Miss Rose Raley came home
from London last week. Mr Nelson
Bella a lorraer resident of herea
(that visit last week, accompanied by
his bride. Mrs G. Johnston had sever-
al friends frotn London visiting fer the
lst of July. Miss L. Outinette also had
friends visiting fron3 London. •The
Methodist social at T. Miller's last
Thursday evening WAS a grand success,
Geo Snell returned home from New
Ontario on Monday evening. Messrs
Granger ae Son ishipped a very fine
1)urhan1 %ill to Geclerich last week for
Mr Attrill; they all% shipped& eow and
tail to Glencoe. Rev Mr Copland and
family moved to Auburn on Tuesday.
and the Bee Mr Kennedy' and family
. ;stone from' there to Londesboro. The
Pagebeterian social at A.Jarniesonas 00
'Tuesday evening Was a decided succeee
and made praise is due Mr Jamiessn
for the manger in Whieh he had pre-
pared for its
DEAT13.--afrealohn Brunecierr named
away on Saturday last, and was _con.
signed to het last resting place Mane
day, The service was conducted in the
church. Deceased, whoa) Maiden name
Was Maegaret Blake, was barn in Scars
'boro, Eng., in 1838, and when 18 years
of age her parents and most of the
family started for Canada, but the ves-
sel was wrecked in the Bata of flimsy
and ,her father was drowned. Her.
Mother and sisters Brat MOM at
Brampton, In 1860 she WAR married
to John Brunsdon. They redder:I' near
therefor a short time, then inoyed to
'Coburn for one year, and then canie to
Londesboro, where she has resided for
the naet 40 yearn. She leaves to mourn.
hex loss a husbeal and three children,
also three sisters and a brother, en
her eight children font died in infancy
and one ib Womanhood. He eureiVing
children are Wm Thomas. Albert and
Mrs 3 0 Adams.- She has been a faith-
ful member of the Methodist church
for:Many years. She had been a wry -
ere sufferer for the pot eight years.
tdonatirrace
Nate -Rev Mr Cotiplend preiaohed hi�
farewell ilariddll here on Sunday; Rev Mr
Iteenedy, the new pester; le eaPeoted 10
profit% here next Sunday afternoon, The
n.3xs meeting of League is oonimoration
Imeeting; Mr Petah will take the topic).
Mimeo Sarah ribrratice and nen Diekooti,
Toronto, +re liolidayint with friends here.
Xvliesttn.g a:V=61 here. ParnhamMh11
attended the annul vneeling of Grand
Lotigs of Geed Templets in liamilion,
.4441
lite Label Tells the Date•
TEA Mairrinee--In the weather man
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ammaernee. •
a .
!"`Foreign Fields.
, TUMULI*. iar eisimeasseesse
pueposed preventing people from get.. The followilaw article by Mrs S. Os K.
•
ting to Bethel church son-Wedneeclay ' Rutuarte M. De deriCtiptive of Ceylon
evening to attend the tea -meeting,. .ars anti, the work done there, will be read
rangea there for that nightam tra4 cere with much interest, Mrs Rutnam is a
tainly successful. The steady down daughter of j. AV. Irwin, of town: -
pour of rain all afternoon which in- "Ceylon loan interesting missionery nerd
creased in volume and violence to- to labor M. It ie praoticelly a ihngelese
wards evening, effectually kept all at aountre, but yesrs itgo the Temile of South
home except a coup e •of dozen of the India crossed the carrow channel separat-
faithful. These had leggiest evening all . ing Ceylon from the mainiand,end now we
to themselves and consoled themselves ' find the northern peninsula, Jaffna:, almost
as best they could and finelly deter. solely occupied by Tamils, whose dregs and
mined to have the teameeting the fol- dialed differ slightly from those of Wien
lowing day. The weather man wart eitle. Tensile, The large planting districts of
er in abetter mood or had repented for the ieland are worked by Indian Tamil
his previous work, • for a clear evening molleravsho game over in large numbers for
Invited all who had . been heathy rip- thie purposeamt in the vast majority of the
prised of the change of date, i T 'villages and towns aingelese is the only
tables groaned under the weight of del- language spoken. .
cedes that the tidies had provided. In large chin mesh se Colombo,however,
"Such a displity,I never ses,w" quoth the Tamile,Singeleseadoors, Arabs and Malays r
slimeet (P) of the speakers, "I am eure crowd the streets) in . their respeetiye and
after all were satisfied there was a distinctive garb, with here And there a
good waggon load of eatables that Pardee, a Burmese, and, of ciouree, many
could trave bean taken home again " Europeans' and sailors and passengers from
The church was crowded to the door. the variotte toreign masts that daily call at
Addresses were delivered Re*. Dr. our fine harbor. Colombo is called the
Gifford, Clinton, Rev. J. Hussar,Holme gateway or Clapham lunation ot the Emit,
yillea Rev. Mr Burns of the Evangell- as :ell vessels to Auetralis, the Straits,
cal church and Rev. W. A. Gifford, Chins. ;tepee and the east coasts of Inelie,
good attention and the audience 'voted Colombo is an important city and life here
°But:
the speaking of first ;or* The is necessarily Mob. influenced by this miss -
on. All. were listened to with muet oall here for °est end water. VIE*
.chglriTe : eeaabaheeelestasiefsa, ttfe 080.,'• stalfnits:ir w°otrwkiitnb 0WoeloBtnearbou (3tiliveinli,z. aliens 'not '
melon. Latel Mt -Mute's age has hinder- mean- the. enduring of hardships. and tha.
lid him front taking suchen interest in danger to life that it means in -China or
• musical matters as he could wish, but other such bigetee and d rk lends. It is
under hurdirectien on Thursday even- more like the coy miss on work of our 1
ing,the Choir showed that in some mat. Eastern cities. for the heathen here are hu -
1
tare he is just as young as ever and mese beings muoli akin to the heathen at.
that his hand, or . rather his voice,. has home, arid 1 doubt very much whether in
not forget its. cunning. The, proceeds tGhoedp'soodirgohrt twheeeziethisyeEntadteiffrizerewnooresbbipeptwereeonf.
of the evening were $60.00.
Buddha or Sera and the wealthy western
S..0. E. -The anneal picnic of BEttn- Worshipper of money orthepbor worshipper
staple Lodge S. 0, E., B. S., was heal of self and seftieh lustre ' All need Christ's
at the beautiful home of Harry Morris -Gospel message and must be reeehed in
on Thursday afternoon, June 26th, and „ h 4 I..„ . . . •
was largely . attended, . Although :the . —a"' """ waYs • . _.
For over a. century missions brave been es- 1
'weather tome . coot and threatening, tablished in this wised. . The Wesleyan,
••crowde gathered trail • all directions, ..a. el. res.naptietsand Friend •Mtasions of
and no 'Matter frera• whet .direction • England, and the A. B. 0. Fs td, of C.S.A.
they carne the huge Union. Sack could have sit their estalaished centres of labor;
be seen flying over the residence. The, ' and are eneeeetiring. by eduestion and
-afternoon. waaapent site. releaVing, gamer's preiehi ngstanplittethe - people. 4- -Stronger-
in. the large orehard,. great interest teeT-7 than all these is the Work of ' the Roman
hog displayed in 'quoits and baseball. Catholics. '. Wherever one goes one sees
The supper, which was served on tables ' evidence pf their work,. in maths churches,
out, on the lawn, was exich as only 'lass.. .„e„,,,,,a.„e ,,, .., , Their
Englishmetas weiree and daughters. are va;Ter:aiwberie70711`asesvirt'lee4itt• ot.thitgtrheeayt.
' 0PM:1ln of providing.: .Afterwards the make rce distinotiona bete/ears their. natlire
amenable was entertained 'bra short contents and their own men. Wherees,wo..
bat choice literary program Miss Mc- • eeti tiro atm, it is sad to say, racial; dis-
Inter& recited . in •her . usual excellent tinotions thwarting the efforts of our Pro.
inannera 'speeches were „delivered ha ' tenant minions.... ' Oh 1 if •Chrisais Gospel
Messrs and Girvires and Nde 'were livedin the midst ot this . people by
Orchestrat the' blood ,. I t' .preiessing Cbriettens we wouid eel granOer,
. atbervoute3. wthisLovg.Ifirs;hoof twhae5. supdreiesnence4..1,4hre:anktetrh;m14 of c"- preachhig. .
had to leave early esti iteeciiitit of .ati- 1 , "e aii'mate 6"eY1912 ill //Rich- better
other engagement:And disappointment "
, an Wan of
therelai°i1 alistintrott Iliwiledyit a • brPeeielit8e•
Was expeessed. by, many on account of
the genial . host, and hostess for their lErreepithde
1::34 1 r. aini tea; rAtniateandan • brialh'twsepungenhbi ti)y
not hearing aim. -• A -vote; of • thanks -ganthderraoininsyitaaeefivamonr,eliufbreer toernta.
nano%
as" tendered the Ot,ehestra .and also t., ..t . night d d
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hospitality. . Mr • Morris, . replymg in deys. If the heat on the plains proves too
his usual able manner, expressed regret tryieg,we are withireassy.reacirpf ibehills,
it the state of • His Majeety's• . 'health, soberest some neatens of the year the teen -
and honed for his speedy receyery; Ali .perature is low enough for frost to .form in
.joined in singing (rod Save the Mpg." .
_ . .
the early morning. • The . hill countty of
:. No.TesSgerie boy e broke. into the Ceylon. is very beautiful. • Froni the train
.
church at Bethel en Virednesday even- that carries. one froin Reedy to Nunera
ing and cartied.off.a number of • cakes: Elise, the great:, saniteriiine• as far as tbe
. and pies; kindly return the plates boys;. eye can ease aril -ergo tea, coffee and cocoa
you are weicenae. to the eatables; there' estates. Here and there one bees • 0 tea
Swas•plenty without that • which • was fan* awesome sheltered monntain. side
• •taken. Clande end Maty Mitchell were and shebungalows of planters. The forest
• t 01' t I ' SS • d • • W 11 e M cladormantain tops and rushing' mountain
.
risk has been. engaged. by Amos Fisher waterfalls, the pecidy•fields of the 'valleys,
'far the heaviest Matta% - et.... &Gledhill. athe sights of netive heti; and native life all.
• has -had-Set-terge - :verandah. erected' lu• "blend te- iii a ka e eiders s triki ngly..beautiful
front. ot his dwelling, which. greatly . to's Western traveller.
improves; the atSpearemce • of his b seise. . • Even on the pieties there is no leek of
The annual 'Ocilla of the Sone cl T ail' - yegetetiore In our own garden,- or cont.
perance was held on the 'afteineoi of pound, eta it is allied here--wilieeseet large
July 1st on the beautiful and caromed, variety of trait trees, °retirees " lime, .pome-
ious grounds of Jesse Snyder; &goodly -granate, custardapple, lo-vi-lo•vea (wealth .
numb,er was present and a good tittle fruit•sontething likes. oherryaaao •eajn-nut,..
spent. Mrs Ross is visiting her sister, mange, pineapple, pagoi and .many • coma-
MreaRev) Shaw. Miss Jay Shaw gave nutmeg. while at the aide of thebungalew.
'te birthda art • to her 7 many tittle ' ' n a ree t 1 ,
friends theparsonage on July lst. A s When we came to Colombo 'about four
number of Goderich. people picnicked years ago we ' bad practically nothing tp
here during the past week;Beninflier is start home and miaBionary work upon, but
.
certainly a good place for an ratting, 'through the mediced and teaching work, by
Wool is fast coming trite . the factory God's help we have been 'Malaise to lite and
• froba all directions. • , • • . ' begin a work which we pray may grow year
• INSTITUTE.' MEETING:.- The regular by Year m oesfollsees.
meeting of the Elotineeville breech of It has boon our pellet frora the beginning
the West Horton • Women's Institute not so eolicsitaid from. anyone; butwe feel
will be held. at the home of Mrs W. that if mily our effort were known to the
Blake..Colborne,on Th arsday, July 10th, friendt of missteps in the•• hot:mimed,: there
at 280 p.m , 'A levee attendance of the wonfd be marry who would gladly and vats
ladies in the neigh aerhoed eteepreettens...,,..eassearetreetesen-theaseppeetpelatamiriekina.
• to that The rettilte lbay IV 49111.*4 1.034
larity regTsirtead.c.k9rptnith,..
la Ne tawIejletlia trilltieei W°111.11eVIhrlagcl ht tie .broa itsii- ,t,ireihvcseobl uttutilwdoinrgo,orilau_tthhers.
unIppesati,agndh hall we : trebled leering. the etiiiir...1 year:.
,. •
• 1 Our greatand pressing need is a good
fortune to bane a slight igiury -to his hall-ln ',Kai tO oandeet all the classes
foot, whieh •deeelopect into a , naild case from the tiret to the eigh th standardats well
of blood palate:tinge happily he had it es the various domes PrePerill8 for Veda
taken care Of inaapienty of time. Mr examinations, RI tiding to say the, cone
and airs • W. ToWnsiend were visiting - fusion of voices is•not riondiloive to the hest
friends in Colborne teat Sunday. Mr ' work; moreoveithe plater fritinhailthy, and
and Mrs George were the guests for this reason many parente de not send
of Mr and Mrs 'Amos Plebe*, Colborne, their sonar who otherwiseworild be glad to
tee, Mrs A. 'Townsend, have tiOne ha a
last Sunday. Mee Geo Crick and daugh- dmotvakee. itWpoegtaribuisetitoh:utebttrbenlibidrigitelootiditmobtare
•visit US North Claralittee- where they bantling for this very important work. .
-Will spent the summer' - 'With, their (Jan anything be more important or fare
friends. MissiRista, Statibtiraa bi Bay. reading than the training deity of the
field, is visiting friends in this ttielnity. yougg men of a °entry in all that pertains
Mies Nettie McDonald, of Detabit, et true attitenehtp and .honest intelligent
who has had pair health for sonde living --in teaching them- their dray to God .
time, is spendinla 'as few weeks with, end their fellowman* • • "' • •
her sister, Mrs W. ratach.. Mrs klartry My own work is mainly medical -40
spent Suuday with Miss./1°1meg, Aliso met/iris' pretence here is Math the setae ea
Billet] visited at Mrs Leytoras last .elsewleerei may poverty ti mos in differeetr
Week. Mrs Jos Townsend - is visiting guise- instead o1. city tenements We en mud
her brother, Dr Stanbury; at Bayfleld. hate. Bet our poor Moorish crown anew
A 'number frorn here attended the (date kindness otet as much, as any tenement
eaten social at Suntraerhill on Mambas dW ler dote end I take it, ' if I can bring
eVgliterigt01.-"TLhe yontig• peiapale 13f thia
. . 9 life in Ceylon beeriest who* bean in vain.
beth tartest/ of game end joy indeed
,
of nese to any, of those poor women(my
neighborhood picnicked at Baytiele en ' i •
Of thane, my pat mile are not all poor, but.
Saturday lad, and as the day
- was it ie riot ahveys that Worm say front appear-
- fln all had a pleasant one,
I live in the most meagre. and dirty Mahlon
e ances theemount of weelth possesaed. Many
Garth= Pe.wrIt..-The garden
Blinn
pally ' that they may hoard theft Money, while
others apend much in appearance, tieing in
which was . held on the lawn of Mr arena bottom in European data The &yea,
Geo Dale on 'Friday evening last4;
proved to be a deeided semen. Th Mane meets ail &seem and kihds of women.
kind and it is vety seldom Weed th5808
night was 'Clear and cOnsecCentlY a lint •a welcome vlsitor. TO the Molarniedene
lance doted aseembled. An a Undance Wonsan &Specially this woman irlocitot aoWle
was proVided by the ladies, and all as a messing, eas asaysossen shoe „sowed
kinds of rehreehniente Were served °a would prefer suffering or death Welt kr bes
the ground; The lakiatteillett Band, of tog seen ty 6, nialo donor. These w anti
Seaforth, Wait alito tie attendance and ate Oddly grateful and most lovable an
proVided toreelli3nt intltdc. The pro- enjoy thy work amen g Atha •
ceecia amattated to over SOCK.
his farWell SOW
NOTES.-*Itesi Me Steadman, preached
en here on BarlditY No:WM.-Claude Mitchell spent Sun-
ealborine
last, and leaved this week for hia new I. day In Chiltern esthete somarittraction
field of. labor at Mot EdWard, Mra down there : The inembera of the
Hattie, of ' Peatrolett, anent last Week I EyititgelicatAesociatien have.been fik.
with relatIves here. Mr and bEfra Geo fug up theft chureh Very nicely. by
Taylor, of ICIPPen, elieilV a deMPle of panering and painting, and also putting
days IRO week With. Mende here. Mr i up a ire* fence along the front- they
and Mrs W. 114enkirts anent Sande, are good workers, both men AM %voila -
aa a a latter's home here, en turning out in 1040 Umber&
'\
$1 per yam in semi eis
elae.whers noir so paid
Paris •
I
•
ALWAYS
Green.
Pure, Fresh
• auti Reliable
By the ounce, lb. .
or package •
R. P. Reekie's
Presoriptiou Drug Store
CLINTON
N B -'-For' sore, tired, and rushing
feet used our antissentio foot •
•powder,
;
'Varna
Nctres,-Beatty Bross- bought a driving
borse from g , an es, at a•
good figure. Seery Arraetrong isvisiting '
hie...Easter, aldre R. MoCool, Drumbe. anon.
Pagrines father and sister; of Guelph, are •
visiting here. Mrs Woods, Listowel, is
visiting at the parental home. A. •11.
Canino, wife and family, Seeforth, took in
the sights of Verne on July 1st. Para Q. B.:
Little called on Varna_friende on Tuesday
Prizseeseeroe.-On Friday evening a
large number of the members and edherente
of the Methalita charoh assembled at the
parsonage and presented Rev Me Andrews -
with a highly complimentary address and
a well filled purse. The reverend gentlest
man, in a few well chosen and appropriate
remarks, thanked hie friends for this ex,
-premien of_theire-generosity, and on behalf..,
of himself and family for the many tote of
kindness they had received during his pin.
torate of three years; he sincerely lipped
that God Walla bins them all. An excel-.
lent spread was prepared by the ladies, alscl
after ample justice had been done to the
good things . i
prazided, the eveningwas
spent in memo, singing and social nter.
course; the company dispersed with the '
abaging of the Rationed Anthem and "God
be with you till we meet again." Hi An..
&ewe and family will be annals missed
here. They moved. to Parkhill ors Merle
lay, Rev Mr Miller, of PArkitill, his sure
genera moving here the same day
• -a a
Boys'
Shirt
Waists
;une csool days were bad for the
*last business and we heves good
many more, than we ought to the
• lirst week of Jaly. •'
• This week we put July:Safa.
• prime on, all Of them and 41,0W
the -ell go out in short order. •• •
The new aritiei Wilr be. iiiarkid •
on them for Eistarday. ' •
•Tieem is no nobbier, nattier or
. • more comfortable trot weather
•garment for a easall.boy,
July Sale Prices
50e Shirt Waists 38e
•5 75e Shirt :Waists 55e •
• 1.00 Shirt Waists 75c
s .
HODOEN5 BROS. I
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3 .
•sAt.ffidens
alateigaiest of his sister-in-law, Mrs R.
us: I 1,0 :re; greatly
gietaa. :els: ndt: ir Dye rei o't Dv. et wban ace sei health,rnoeilerteaof, ot 141:
loge ihirdba fernit here attended the
ceremony connected with the laying of
rhtetetarceohrmeetingna corner r asatn ee ft otoi otwi an followed
eAd newseeyeMethodistrilcku plti;
the sone, the choir from. Calvin church
lire furniehing the musir, A. V. Mc-
Donald expectto ;Spend Part of his
holidays at Wroxeter. 0, A. Tebbutt
spent Tuesday with Wingham friends.
NOTES -Vtr Geo Hill jr. who has.
been visiting at his parentsformyerai
months, left S tturday morning for
Washington Territoryto take up his •
old position which . he has held for
8 'years, Mrs Joshua Rill, returned
home after opending a Weeks vacation,
thtth friends et Ganatioque. Mrs
Wallace, is visiting with her daughter, '
Mrs Waite, of Auburn..' The Sumner -
h 11 Band is practising very hard for
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Lite size enlargementj•
Views of interloiw"of
Wesley Church,
.."rlower Sunday'. for
.sale 26c.,
Henry's - Photo - StUdik,
CLINTON'