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Saturday morning we place 011 sale 75 pairs
Boi s' Knickers made from moleskin and
stripe duck, Sizes 224o 28, at per pair 22c
These arejust the thing for the holidays and
will give satisfactory wear.
wrhe regular price of some are.neaaly double"
Boys 25c to 50c
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5 dozen Boys Straw Hats in assorted shapes
and sizes, in colors of plain -white, brown,
black, etc. Our regular price is 25c,
35c and 50c, to clear the lot at each 1
Men's Straw Fedora
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CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 23th, 1904.
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-17011 will need a pew and Tighter
suit. We can supply you at less than
manu facture'rs' prices.
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This is no mere statementtt.
is a fact, and we invite you to give us .
a call and see for yourself You will be
•• surprised when you see the ready -to-
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just hair price. •,
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•• 100 of these •Men's and Boys'
Suits are now on sale and will con-
tinue until..all are gone.
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•in the county, so come along and pick
•• up the snaps in Clothing. It will.
mean dollars in your pocket. • Money
saved is money earned.
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The ten year olet son. of Alr. James
Carter aecidently cut his wrist. with re •
pair of scissors on Sunday, etch ire -
juries beirg inflicted that the Wounds.
had to be dressed by the doctor. ".
Rum., ESTAVD-, TRANSFER.
Mr. ID. 13, Kennedy has sold his hou-
se on Mary atreet, lately occupied by
Registrar Coats and at present by
enstorns Collector Wiseman, to Mr.
Frank O'Neil. of MooksejaW, Assta, alto •
takes possession next fall. The pur-
chaser is a. brother of our well-known
citizen, Mr, W. '1'. O'Neil.
EARLII,'" VEGETABLES. .
Mr, .Joe Allmon, the I•IBoss Garden -
Wheat 88e to eve.
Oats aoe to 310.
Barley 38e to 40C.
Batter 14;e ^
ICUS 12C tO 13C,
Live HOP '154.75.
NEW OFFICERS.
Whole Number 132s
am: .ThesdaY of 'OA number 14 small • tion with Sharon church. were held. will be a Ci i rel enjoy.
toads which were hoalping ebout every- an. talleaay leat,, the Re.V. Dr. Cook • yourself. . $1,10epoquelNisiYas.ifiottelp):114.ey
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. Residents of Isaac tstreet complained The anniversary services in connee- Bayueld's eelelaation
where. The toads wereamall, about preaching both afternoon iaal. evening ' The following persots took 41 the
be very active. h acceptance. In the after- excursion to - Detroit en t•he City 0
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the size, of a marble, but appeared to with mac
noon be took for his .text Judges 7 : 7 Cleveland, on Tuesday : Mr. and • Mrs.
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AT HOME"And ;the Lord said unto Gideen, • by . D. Galbraith,' Dr. Smith, Messrs.
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the three Oundred men that' lapped John Tippet, A. Iiitrelay, J. Watusley,
MANY SMALL TOADS. Goderich Township.
At a recent meeting of the official
•Po. her. frlienditYtrlete Vetnbc101 will I 34Ve' tha Mid- Misses Ruby Wituldon, Loma:Erwin,
IVIessrs. mureb, 4e1-* HooPer and .1% Mrs. J. W. Neweoinhe will receive the llohnesyille butter factory
eirilueallidasiddeer
hoard of the Ontaria street church the ignites into Grace atd Lizzie Cameren.
following new trustees were elected ; fourth Thursday of each tuonth: Resi•-
an forth seent a. day in the village last
Pltae.steel, A. II04,,er, W. Murcia deneei -Mollie street. • . . A shipment of batter was amide from I Posttaaster Dixee. and wife, of Sea -
Taylor• were appointed to re -ad the 1111xt Tim:41Y and Wednesdr.sy and Monday,- week.
SitdaY nnouncementand JBrick
thereafter will be *Atillouie, the first The, 'good pec.ple. of Bethel have: hail Miss Ella Cameron, who has been
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enden and 1.4 • Tyndall were. chcaen es and second Thursday of each morale. their church, °Irene:Wed and as the tre- in Toronto the past few inorsths, , re-
. tailed home this week.
• -Ma and .Mrs.. William Tippet left on
Monday 'for Alarine City to visit id-
. Miles of- Kincardine spent few •
edtlaRcylsseiv' in the village 'lest week. •
Mr. 'stank Kagan, who has been,
fishing at Sarnia, retuned home tau
past week.
•Mcsrs
is. Centel= ar.4 0..111.• HO -
tries of Clinton spent. te tl24 244 the
Villa-ge bass :fishing,
Mr. John MI Wien and daughter, .
MiSs.F,diat, of Lobo were the guests of -
Mr. and Mrs, Edtvards a few dayatliweek,a .
-, -following persons took in. the'
moonlight excursion at Goderih c .
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Monday' evening : Mr. and Mrs.. R.-,
Elliott, Mosso': W. Robinson, C. Val-
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er, ., Peek, C. Marks, ALisses Ruby
Whiddon, Marks, berna Erwin, a .
VL. Delryflhi)1C, Mamie Watualey • and.
MrS. 3. McLeod. . • •• • • • •
Mr," and Mrs. Walker *and tkvo child-
ren of Detroit .spent a kw days with •
her ..parents,- Mr. and Mrs. Thoitais
"Lic'dy, this week. • •
• Mrs. Newell and child of Detroit. and • "
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Mrs. a 'Sellars and twe children.of
• matter with their another , •Mrs.
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$Ccoilicairras,. do arrived Il. I.onday' to•spend "
the s ..
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.111r, • Charles Parker has putahs.sed a .
new traction. engiue from the Water- •
loo " Company, and arrived tome With
• it thitt week. • , • • • •
• Dr. Atkinson, wife and family of .
Detroit, . arrived Mo.ndey. ta spend
the .stirinner here. •• . • •• . • •
Mr. I.and Mrs. *Clark aneifarnily' and .
1VIre. Glees and family. of London have, ' • •
•takeit ' their . reskleaces ., Mr. •
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Maks cottages for. ilia Sunimer, . •
. Mr. Glass of Leeden spent ',Sunday
with his family in tlee .village.
. John Bailey •1eft be 'Tetesc'lay for,
assistants to the pew steward, H.
1%iltse.
ONT. ST. EPWORTH LEAGUE.. •
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presented The News -Record on
A CHANGE OE BUSINESS• Lettg4171141lasyS SLIC112111artehatilis
Tuesday with a basket of early peas
and potatoes. They .were good and so essay pa the chaptera for Bible
Messrs. Ford & McNeil, wto have all
far as we karat, the first of the season'. study. Mats Clara Steep gave a num-
for aboat three yeaas been engaged in
The "Boss Gardener" is ambitious tothe butchering business, have deided ter of good 'questions and answers raid
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lead in placing gatdrat truckon the. to retire ' Veto that line, but will Hartley Watts a. very gcod description,
market and pretty generally heads the
. about the first ofJy open • Carnan as it was and is. Next
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with the Qiiaker poet, Whittier,
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THE I. 0. F. AT CHURCH:.
• On Sunday lorenean last members of
Clinton Court I. 0. F. •assenbleel in
their hall ard marched tcl Willis
eltercht Where they listened ,to a point-
ed, appropriate end elowent sermon.'
"ny Rev.. Dr. Stewart, 'The choir, also
.rendered excellent service. On the re -
sum of the Foresters to teeir bali
they passed al vote of thanke to Drs
Stewart, his. choir and the eltureli of-
ficials. • .
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LITTLE LOCALS. .
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1VIadanteu
. Lie's , palmist, is at the
Rattenbury geese wher.o sheawilt
inain ontil Satureny,
• The District meeting of the Royal
Templars Will be nein in Clinton' on
Wednesday • of next week.. .
• 4. large' numlaer fteern.: Clinton at-
tended the. moonlight excursion, , at
Goderich . on 'Monday •• and' tnatey
from', here, •took in • the excursion to
Detroit:: •
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Messrs. Hiram Hill and ,A; ,T.
. have entered- into partnership.
Tor the making .of cement .bloCks and
have bought cite of the Sarnia machiee,
es, • Mr:- Helioway will :look 'up busi-
tass, While Mr. Hill. being, , a, , practia
seal" builder, . and a good-anue will make •
;the ,blocks..end foundations and Valid-.
logs therefrom. this is becoming the.
eameat age, .• se. to peak, and .it looks
as if that neaterial will be mote' used.
.ie the future than brick ler, etone. •
. & Holloway have already mare.
than oneaeontaact *including the school
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..otfte •teth con. GCel. town.glii.P.
A PRESENTATION. • : „ •
t oldstandwith a stockoL Ilour
'and *feed,. cu -red meats, etc. The firra
is• well known to• the purchasing pab-
lie -and will ne. doubt secure al good.
share of the trade.
Monday eveniug will be an evening
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Mr• P. B. Sibioy,, who has, been.
leeeter of the We.sley church choir for
several yearS-and leaves next week fOr
New ."S'orka was on " TueSday evening
male the recipient of an address and
a purse of gald ko the congaeigationin
recognitiqn. of Iris services. The presa
•.keltiele topk place he the
eliiirch, was nittee by Alias Annie R.11111,
ball While the adeness was read by
Mr:- J. W. 1V1.00re., .Mr. Sibley made a.
aeknoveledgmeat. During • the
eoutSe • 'Of the', evening there was. ' ,a
short program in which the lollevviagi
took. .kdart : • •
Readieg,..Miss Cueniagliaine -
Solo, Miss Greene •
Reaeling, Miss H... Rutnball :
Solo, Miss Hannshere
Solc., Dr" Holnies. ••
"A FATAL MISTAKE.
A POPULAR TEACHER.
Miss L. Agnew of town, who ''.is iri
eharge. cf IL S. S. Ne.. T
has won tie respect and geod will of
the whole community to a marked
degree as was evidenced at 'a recent
very successful entertainment given by
her pupils. The yoeng lady's mealy
friends here are picketed tc learn, that
sie is getting along so' well, . though
it. is nor more than 'they .eakeeted.
GOOD PROSPECTS. • •
In renewiug his sub to The News-
Reccad • aera Edmund •Eagleson. • Of.
Laugdon, North 'Dakota, says : "Must,
have The Peeples Paper,here's the
inctney. The...boys are all doing well.
PetelKer really aopears to be growialg:
younger • and will 'have, a fine• bench of
new .storiEsfbr his old chums when
Fe :returns I to Clinton. • There has been
abundance of rain,- the seedingis, all'
finished pate, the •crop prOapects• are
THE; DATE IS SET.
.111ARRIED IN .TORONTO. •
Will. Cantelon, son. of Mr, William'
Cantelon of tc.twra was married on
Wednesday of 'last week to Miss • Fan-
nie Cloristen Or Toronto, the eel -macaw
taking place at the residenee of the
bride s, father. The gre.om's reimerous
friends in Clinton 'extend congratula.-
tione and wish the young: eottple many
years of happiness .atal pro:verity.
DEATH °IA' MRS. ROGERS.
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On Teesday Me. David Ccolareceived
a telephone message from Streetsville•
stated.. that I:is sister, Mrs.
Eliza Rogers -of that place, had passed
away at tha .gocat old .ege• of,' eighty
six.'years. She • was a na.tive of Coma.
ty • Tipperaiyalrelancl, but has been
in this country ateatt years. Ur.
Coic was ana.ble to, attend theefuneral.
not having yet reccivered from the
effect 'af the accident .he enet with
mealy a month ago. . •
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DIASCaaC, OFFICERS.
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. 'The followieg are .the officers of
°Briton Masonic. lodge for the ensuing'
The invitaticeis are out for the •• wed-
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tof'dlla. C. TO Fisher of town. and
Miss aBeesie Pickard of Hohnesville,
yVinigest 'daughter: of the late . T. C.
Pickard.' The (vent." will 'take place on
.Wednesday .at the bride's .
'Mr. lisisher reeentiy graila•ated • .. in
Toroeto 'University, but haeydecieled
•to devute himself to, the insurance
busiaess ar.. which be is -such a pro-.
nouneee• We• expeet • that ere
long•he•Willsbe eall•ed.• to tie •city antl.
to a still Mona Important. -agency than
the ate ha no•iit• cultivating so well.
Young- men• of his -ability and enera,y
always enceeed.
ANOTIIER " TUNE WEDDING.' .
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Si.. Joseph's .clitach • wee the scene of
June weddieg on Tnealay forenoon
when •Rev. Father. Pensanneaillt etited
in marriage Miss • Meal e agu ire a data
ghter of ..Alrf, .A.ndrew Maguire of God-
cic1i•townshin, *mid .Thos. Lane of
'Tuckerstaitle, Theataidesmaid . was the
*bride's • Sister, Miss Annie Maguire,
While the groom wa.S.- assisted .by
brother. At the conchisien of the
ceremony •ethe bridal paety • out guests,
drove to:the .1),Iegtrire •hon•estead where
, dinner was .served. 'An -wog .the'•"guesta
were friends from Stralicad, • Chilton
ancli• AsItheld... Mr. and Mts. Lane left
on the e:S3 train/for Tarcitto and on.
their return will take tip housekeeping-
' It *Was; with d(3ep.' sorrow that 'Our on the Mill Road, Tnekerstoitli.
citizens heard on Monday morning ,
A SUCCESSFUL PICNIC- •
that Bessie, daughter of Mr. I). A.
Forrester, had, Mistalierg it for medi-
cine, taken a dose of carbolic aacad.
, Numerous '1:Inquiries were made regard-
.1 ing her conditioii. as the lours wore
on and When it was learned that she
had regained consciousness tine, that
there was sante has, faint though
it was, of leer lik being saved, the
report , was aecearedwith much joy.
The imprevement, filmy'', was only
temporary and at eleven ,o'clock, at
night she ceased to breathe, .'
Masten, Spaalding „
Past Master, A. J, M.:Dowel ,
Sr. Warden, 3.4. Ferd
Jr: Wattlen,' N. Kenutely•
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Treasurer, Fair
• Seercitate, A. Porter .
Tyler, ,T. Howie. .
. D. of C., Dr, Shaav' •• '
" -Trustees., IV: J. Pa.isky, G. -Tehnson
Atditora, E,M, McLean, W, J. ,
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A " football match wag played. tne
other day between' a. teem rOresent-
irig the Jackson Mfg, .(o, and the
'..The third, atnual atienie held ender -
the • auspices , of St.....Ja-Seple's 'churcli.
tOck. place In •Faticialittr'S grove, 'Hui -
lett,. ea Thersilay • oflaet week. • All
ecncerned had laibered imiefatigably irj
the Preliaratary • .arrangetnents • atd
.earlyin the ferenoon all was • readty
for ate entertaitanerit of a large,crowd.
Before noon there Was quite a gather-
ing and the ,tanntar .increaeedas the
eny wore on until the attendaaee was a.
record breaker. Anteing thesekareeent
-Bessie .was areciotiS .a.boata a . school .. were a number fro n McKillOpy ,Goder-
examinatioa• . which; ..ts. to -teke. Place ich''toWnship, .Ilullett, :Morris,. Blytla
4.• 'shortly and., had arisen . about., :four bet ... front Cli nt oil .• there were on any
WelCck that enetning to prepare the ,inore• than frcni any other. place,. Our
days• lessons. Mr. Forrester, • went citizens •take pleasure in alteading St..
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seription Now, . 1
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,edreid•••••",4:0,
•downStairs sometimes afterwardS and"
found 'her 'imbn the. couch with
her hooks beside her,. apparently a-
sleep, : but cat moving her , head: to
place it in a more comfortable ' peai-
tioni he' discovered that she was un-
Joseeh's. •.The'Weather, without
which, . no picnic • can be enjoyable,
Was on its best behavior. • ,
• Muller was served at a circular tabilk
at which tee persons could be .coiti-
fortahly seated, the gcxxl. things
conscious. . lhe doctor was at once•
siinnic.izd and
though every means were there in abundance; there was'en-
•,skin• ough and -to -spare:- The -ladies ...of • Stie
XasiCid Guard, Dr.. Ball
-suit of the work of the painters, etc
now presents .a vastly improved ap-
Pearance,. On Sunday next the .re-
opening will .be beld. Rev, *Mr,. Yet -
laud will .preaeh bath afternoon) Mid -
evenutg. On Menclay• evening. cesecfal
will be ;held 011 the lawn al Mr, Alex,
Cox . for which such preparatiots are
being made as will ensure a splendid :
time. Don't fad to attenel. • •
Mr, Joseph Whitely, - towaehip treas-
urer, was married on "Wednesday of
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last_ week to Miss 'Eeiwards, an accom-
plishedand_ popular wattle' lady at
the 11(1)ca:a
ves:on. The immercate..fri-
'ends of the- 1 appy couple are extend,
'mg 'cangratulations and good. wishes:
The next. meeting'. of L. 0: L. No.
189: was • to have :beau hod. -on Moitd.ay
next, but ;owing to. the .soeittl...ta. • lve
held .at •11,1r. Ale.x. Cox's. that • .avertiag,
the. meeting will take"'place, p.
in. on Tuesday. A full attendante ie
requested. • , • " •
Mr: .johit .Cornish, .had • Jaen
speadingieteral. dayS with ilia Cantle -
ter, -Mrs, Dtia. • Gliddine taut aed. to
his home:" Usbeine. tiavaslap • 011.,
MCaday: Mr_ Coinisial is four "sabre
tares -seven yetirs eld, but tuatSeally
.vigaeotts for that age:
IViiss Emma Peek, accompanied. •by•
her friend,. Miss 'flatand.4:i...Dryscliale,-
.are friandis • ea the ...hayfield
Line- • -
-Mr. Ed, AleGavin .spenit last Week
a,,ti athe halite o,f Mr. Henry .Peeli of
Stanley. • . • -
.Mr. aad *Mrs. Geo,' Cantcicm; . Mies
!Linda 'Cantelen. vesited 'friends. in Lack,
now andyiciaity oVer "Sunday,
_ The -boys Of" the ieth ara practising..
football and will olu'doilia lie ' able to•
strong •team. M.:the...field, • this.
Rangersi. a, local aggregation,• the hit-.
ter W4076 ag -by ti, scere of 2 t 0 1 . T4 , • Miss Cook •of Streiasville is visitina
playera were : ' •
. ' Rangers friend% in the vicinity. this week. • ''
aa friendly game oli fpotball on.Friday
and. 7•th :p..1..a.ved
. Goal, liarry Twiteliell • *ev:nhiengh.G3,;s" - ciP the. 9th
Backs,. .T. Trokyltill,. W. Pickett' Misses Lillie and Etta Thotepson
Half Backs, R. Maelawie, J. , Walls, visited friend S • in: Gaelpli. over .Sun,'
Forwards, II. P,iekett, 'Ic. Wilkin, .1 E. :, Mr, W: J•Fatinierson.,. a native Of
. lacksens' ' • ' •
• Seale W::-Holinee, A...Carrick; ' this township, hut thb litss beeti for,
' • several years farming near Gremlin,
• Miss •Ruby AfcLean of coderkh, fa
vieitira OIrsa Jos. Cutrie. • .:
Mr.' :Percy. • Sheitherd retorted last
week fraite F,diruberg, North Dakata,.
U o attend" the wedding of his broiler
which took Place on WiainegOay . :at
Ilellin.esville to Miss EdithaTebbutt.
-Mr. A.. :3, • Canteloir visited, friends .
in Hallett Sanday, last. .
• Mr. , James .Alose • is 1".1Y4113/ erkaged:
battling bay. to .tlations •. , . •
Mr. Samuel Ski/tact,. piirelaiSed. Mr.'
Thos. Cole's fat eat,tle last week:.
Geo COeper" eis going 'into the.
bea besiness -exteasively this • summer.
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Goal, R. ileywocal • '
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aortn tamales, is Et rain miner tne un-.
Backe, W. Collyer, W. ,Tehuso kat' Jack, muclt s.ctisfaction.
111 '1 • and located at Saskatoon ia the Can
Hal "leeks, .T. Blake, J. ;Meth/eery,. adian Northweet. . •
H. j..°1111g°n• •' • • • Mr. . Charlie Rathwell and sisters,
Forwards, ChOWeYi D., Missee Stella •and Edith of .Stanley;
Il, Howson.. .' Sunelayed at Me. Geo. Burnett's. ..
Ala Edward :Wiee is the Peasessor of:
. . • . a fancy buggy. • •
We giv(3. belOw the manes c.,,f the Miss: Reeves of Giederich. . is the
succeSstul candidates from' the Clinton' gitegt. Of Miss Aphra Steep. •• • '
Ckeliegiate .Institate thereeent Art Mr. • John Man -hall ,Tr a has, 'beer,
Schoe.1 ExaM•inaticia: 141 '1 pant of the roof? of
Freehand-Odra:id • Ctieh, •Marian barii
Dunlop, 1/avid •Forrester, Walter' Hol Mr. R. .G; Cole .-cof Seaforth,•ac
Ines, Sadie Holmes, Wishart Houston, tompitmed his,'Iriend, Mr. C. D. Mel,
Lavine. McCourt, Gertie McTavish, • Gregor, spent. Stinday . at his 'home on)
Bertha Olson, " Frank Bco,era, Earle the Mayfield 1,ine. • ,
Sweiastleu,aall,ay Seni•th, Nixet Welsh, Win
whMilre 6411.11-11/r3lIrcdes.siiii.°!sat:.
noticed an itaiistial .growth for -that
Harr Porter ' •
Y. • • time in the season it measuring tel%
Model Drawing -D Forrester, inches.
Houstoa,. Roselle Livermore' 0 Me- john J. SnOth caul his clatter-
Taivisha Nora Neebitt, a 1 ,taf Vera ter, Miss Ethel, Spent a few days
Rogers, • E. RogerS,. Seale; friends in , Grey' toWnship recent
- . . • .-
Siclata.111. M. Smith, ,W. Wiseman. '
ART • SCIIOOL EXAMS. "
that ine cal experience
Id dev.ise was: used, it was all in vain,
death taking place as we have stated,
about •an hour before •midnight,
. Bessie just a few inonth,s ago enter*
ed her seventeenth year. 'She' was a
wary, werni-littarted girl, a . favorite
witl•.' everaleocly ,• by Ler associates sle
was held very dear.
Thu fitneral was held yesterday af.
leritoon and was very largely attend-
ed.r.There was no session of the Pub-
lic school in the afternoori and the
pupils marched' to Mr. ,rorrester's re-
sidence and from thence preceded the
cortege:. Most of them went to the
ceinetery though it necessitated a long
walk..
The services at house and graveside
Were conducted by Rev. Dr.' Stewart •
while the iallbealrers were : RAI:,
tenbury, los. Rance Make
doll, rd.. Sheppard, 'George Biggs:It
and D, Dowser,
The casket was covered with beauti-
ful floral tributes sent by :
Ur.. and Mrs. -W. Jackson
Mr. aud Mrs. P.. Ransford
Teachers and Pupils of Rooms /, 3,
• 4, 5i 6 and 7 of the Model Scliool
Dowling Clult
Dessie's 'Boy Prier,ds
Clete: Ford and Mary Chant
Ray and Helen 'Bowers
13essie's Teacher- and Cla.ssmates
Elsie Hibbert
Mary McK. Jteaclile
Mr, ‘V rareeter
*Mrs, .3, Herbert Stilith
Among the friends front distanee
attendeill the funeral were
Dougherty and wee, Mr. and Mrs, W.
Elliott' Mid Mr. W. rorreater, Mad:k-
elt ; Whs. Orangeville
Lynne, Maxine,
Joseph .are eot .excellecl as cooks and.
et feast . whicla they serve is botnid to
be boanteoas enc. • .• .
There :were also three hooth's at
which soft drinks. were dispensed; They
were well patronized. • •
•The sports `lock place in the' after-
ticot. and were:well ;contested, but that
which, perhaps, arotieed nioet interest
was a tug of war between tl.e follow-
ing sides„; the first mentioned 'being
the respective eaptaius . .
Jos Reynolds' P. Quigley
J. Scram 3. Darr
W. J. Tozer A. Morrell
Doyle • • • 1. aint
D. Crawford • • 3. Nolan
T, MeDiatenid la T. Tyudall
Shanualeati, P. Reynolds
A.. J. Morrisit J..Dowiley
, , k W
D. Kaiser 11, Fitzsimons
T. Hill R. D. Bruce '
After a long and strong pull Captain
Quigley's team hauled their opponents
over the litte,
The -gold watch, the prize for. selling
the greatest number of tickets, was
won by Miss Minr•ie Reynelds, an ex-
ceediagly ;active worker out suchl °co.-
•
In the drawings the sugar bowl was
won by. Laiie of Tuckersinith the
Airs. Jeanksen eare'''two..ehildrea • of -
Brooklyn,- one tne guesta..0111rs:r geee
Mr, %Teary Btandon of, DelgtaveWas
.the guest of hie; brother, Mr. 'William
Brandon, d•k* daye 'the past week; a •
• • • . .
. , .
Practical. Geometry -Ella Malially, in. front of `ivis farm cie the road
..Memory.. Drawing-LB:ugh Brewer,' G.
Criehr, 111. 1), earrester, V.
Ilealsten, 'R.' Livermore, G. McTavish,
May. Ranee, v. Reger's F. Rogera.E.
lEcale, M. Smith, N.. •
cc flee set by W. Morrison, Hullett, and
the silver tray by William Md.
lett.
Rev. Father PetisatineatIt, to whose
exertiotts much of the st1000225 of the
picnic is due, was assisted doing
the honors by the several reverend
rttletnen fram the sarrolindieg par-
ishes.
The •net receipts aniount• to abotit
• mr.• Midersoi•and hiS, friend,.
Mr, Arinstrctig, both af:ane•••.Torento
police Iforce, are speedittg their holi-
days at tile fotmer's -home on the
• hayfield Line, . • .:•
• 1 11
Alias IltarY aulliday of Sia e's
a.ceonipanied by hex friende, Mr, , and.
•, • IfullettTownship,...,-,., spsnt $11116aY 11*1 thi'S
Mr. W. Leach. of the ,6tli concession Micli,, are vi'siting relatives oh the
went to visit his brother Ale. last Bayfield Lite ea' 7th , concession.
The aidinal became impatient and pul- Mr. Will Jarrott and lactSt J friend
week and tied his horse to the knee.
II n it bridle it ran away and
nr, 0 s n y
made a total wreck of the buggY.
Mr. Janies Snell's. new barn was
raised on Tneoclay It is 68x76 on a
,
0 foot wall. The framer. is: Matt.
•AilaAinsl'ilatide aged alhout thirty years
with a, scar (ad Pis' right cheek,was hired
by 1VIr. James Semtliconthe Thars-
• "Rev: W. TT. dele a';tid *wife Of Veriten
Mrs'. Sagni...d. Marshall Passed •away
last Monday night about 8 oeleek. 1,119 .
remaira will be laid Ito rest in Ball's
Cemetery co Vednescla.y. Slie leaves a. "
hatabaial .end three sons to .niourn their
Mrs. 12., I. Sprung 'and daughter., • •
Franeey, leave this week' for the West.
Mr. Gabriel :Sprung. is in a, very low
state of health at prateat. Mr..Thos.
parirlor ; is 'also sinking. • . .
Mr. ' and Mrs. Jas. Armstrong of . •
13reesels were clown ..to, see Mag. R,
Sprung' before she went West. They
ale° took .hee. little daughter, May, .
hame with them.
alr, A. • C. Jackson hate moved. inecA ' •
his house oppiisite•Bilia• W. T. Riddell's
after, Opendiag a year at. the inill.
InJoifio.r af,yakevwso.n. intends
runriitig -.
tite 011. Wedneaday evening of laat week
Miss Caraline Younglilut was Milted
ana.rriage to Mr., Aniattroug of • „
Goderiela the cereniony .taking place at '. • -
the i•esidence Of her •: There.' "
were many presents, indieating ' the
ficandarity of the bride wire is a very •
estimable youtg. ' Mr. and. Mrs.
Armstrong will take up theii residence •
Codericit • We wish thern liappi-
11-eAsfr,a1113deritlrcIFscrwrleitrYe. f RenSall Sunday -
ed Mr,' Fergiasottaa • ' •
Mr. Bert Catantings of .Roehester
N8vPecet. alIfe6wwadsaY. isooilcirjbtighehvaillelaanect hleaa9rt: •
tv. Ile is bock -keeper iii Roebester..
'Quite a netaiter.took the moiMe
Iight exenrsion at Goderielt last Mona
e•e.y night. A few also went on , the ' ,
exceraioit to Detroit l'uesday..
Ma. end Mrs. Stock of Oxford touii-
ty are the guests of Mr. Geo. Leetqa, , •
Mrs. jas. Beck el Goderich was the
guest of the Misses Sturdy last week.
Mr. and Mrs'. Cumberland of Listo-
wel are the guests of their sou, Joe..
Mr._ and ItirS. LI Clark eif 'Dungan-
nota.oandayet1 _in_ this neiOtoreoecl. ,
6tAtifitgaantioan Mrs, J INtedd ,.'unclayed "-•
Spat St.laday OW the 7th con. . '
iss
last Week a guest of Miss ilossie •
Cole, Mr, and Afrs. .111artin Waugh of
'The genial township tree:surer laying! Michigan spent a .few 'clays with fri-
entered •into the niatr,imbaial state it ends here - previoas ta their departure •
is somewhat expected that the clerk for Dakota last week.
and the collector ‘vill go and do . 1VIiss IIeapy .of Myth was the
AT bet C ok Milton; WaS vast Wawanosh.
wise. . guest of Mrs. Wm. ItIcOovien one day •
011. Sunday eVeniag, while everyboely else • reeeritly..
day last. ille said he came front . . .
Lotaloa, He worked two days and on • '' . .
abort the Place was absent at church, '' . Mr, I'; W. Scott teak in the excur-
lie skipped out•taleing a suit of clothes Mr. .Williaan 'Reid of the stli eon", ,liew barn. •
'. . Stanley Town' ship. sion to Que.ldh last week. • . .
Mr. D. Dunbar has 'completed hiis
a pair .of shoes and a razor .0.. Ilye- who was accompanied by his deughtet, Alre..Jas. Attclersan is in" very 'poor
. 1,,oangaidng,ttot.hWeilslauCiaani")tiellcoan, who is en- • Ethel, rettirtted, last Friday front • a. hear
health at present but we hope $0011. to ,
. Mr, Tieury Freeman. has sold five Cerpeater, and to Mrs. Reic'e sstor, gnest , of iss Mary Walsh on Sun*
ton.
fat ewes to. Mr. Ton; 1)/fasoit of Clin- Mrs. Edward Peretie, both of Iluton day. . • . „ ,
' visit to Ina daughter,, Mrs, Perry Miss Maggie Craig of Morris was the .
Alt.. ,Tis. Nehle lia.s become the Poe*
of her recovery,
Niaesitl sytitsaittiaecyl, Mr. Ednitind
Messrs, Charles Masori MO Dan. Mc. Measant trip, but says the season is gemor c.f twill boyg.
townshit, Michigan. Mr. Reid had a
,
Crawford fully tkree weeks later than here.
The malady riport el S. S. No". 14, .gateve statien for Oitelph on tho nth
inst. " •
Over • eighty ticket's were Fold at Bel*
t*- t11.11.1sr. . 114.1%ss°011,1- haill(P1r elVertersa till' slcNiaelitit v11181111 tresci- Stanley, for May is as follows :.
day..
Rev. Mr. Allan called on soine of r./IStittli1I-CUI ftafegagIT°' 71 31(1::::KII. 717
• Johnstoa, mr. John ,rayfor. Of „zttiarif landed
a in Canada sixty years ago Monday
* - C'elni""" morning. For ,a, number lei years Mr.
* I 1 e
the neighbors• last vveek before leavtug
.
li.dwarc egg.
1St r ;ISIT 1 11' tit fittt 14(1.84:41 We-team:alt. atal We.
tadt inedale- • • of the township and their many •frien-
end Vt.-A. Ionest Lola •williatvisli them itiany more years
• ist-W. Mal:loath, fleXolnel-1,_. Al. or. gov,1.‘licalth. nil Iii:11/3"S •
Bruce Taigalt.
•
his Circutt. Ile tit -tends going out 3rd--1Ntta, Sarrolt, C ta r fcrty„itine years. lived out farm
West before lbw.
ATE: arid Mrs,. Mary Cooper visited
friends recently.
• Alr. Thomas Brownlee called 'tat
.Mars. Coeper the other day.
• Miss I,tcy WO Tibia at
IIrtosselsf kas boon visiting her cousin,
Mr. Wnt. ttle of the 1.3th condession,
lite Little nros. recently 'sold a span.
of horses to Brucefield buyer for tliO
tidy stun of $4$0. Dealing in :melt
horses Ms,
2nci).--.-Odu • clleatli, Solm Kehl,
Taylor are perhaps the oldest residciirts
Tito best srllerS iit the monthly
slielling mattwere :
Hullett Township.
schnstem. 4th-lilleanor Med. 3rd-
'f4tta jarrott. .210-0t14 Mello:ale end oea„Tolot m1,001031 recooly otafe4
Pt-Arthir Attics, out his Sister, Mrs, Crawfora
oh.