The Clinton New Era, 1911-08-10, Page 4` , - .- - Tai
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at t�s rod4siwe a# I1r.
corp. '004riah &:*Vt the
being a rrtimloat at tits S2X,ti
Of the fa> 1y, of flip •Tats Chia;
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• • Somas re mill '"x►ii,tilti'' Blake, Jeweler, of Warton, vale *, Geo R. ]Scott, of Toledo, (
DlI9, 1 URI% L. (buzeus, of Halraae� Dr. ames t�. Scott Andrew E
who is ill with typhoid tever at the of Seaforth" Reminiscences oa
2 villa, it prepared, oto give: pnnpiq kO hoRre of b is brother, 14th., con„ is early days were indulged in,. a
11 soma inti, his lace,
. NCW I KI1114P Pcincems
P getting along as well of eoulddives be r'x• visit rues made to the Homes
and Mrs.•Wuw�, lViurphY .s�iiron h cted aw this etaRe of :disease. We Which adaollp the town and is
., ` 04 V'Wtedi at• 000.rge Vandiobur�. ops kta rvill'soan, be better. occupied bar the son, Andrew.
gwy thia week. late Francis Scott was barn on
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Ruby Patter is sgending her %ackn ow Spotswood estate, Ber ,ick, Soot
Re, new ex VI*Cj. rel RY. Moil ya among friends Alt ot�rie' ' in•1812, and canoe to Canada in
iuwu and Eva Cktx+are visiting. t Six
me Caledon anRn attended
s eedeMon settling in, Dtanafcies, near Galt. q
Cliiwton this tveWk. he remained until tbLLy ear 1847, 1
Xro.',Ed2nuuao�ti 'Who bean dal+. LucknoW ipeand r'aas,-hands, he moved up to the 13uran tract
_ . a brass bund frog a Goderich, and the
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„ ►'isitiiy�„ ;'Wtr+• x0phai'I returned (halt li ilties.Band, enlivened the da settled on the homestead, where I
Iroind on utiyr+d+ay, �. . malned until hie death, which o
. with music, JaFartas�e acrobats per red in 1900. On nie
THE I1`IIT'l'OF'' PETTICOAT is the odea Qurite �anurtnbor atti'nd�etd' 'the tormed,andathleceacam competed Sao arrival in this
�,tt Ct?at {or Close•fittin : 9t , leS, or I,, �sexv Ge �b'e1d at +Bolines in `um Pe triet, Seat boast of but
p g y As its name implies '0110 on undbty kaalt. s Jumping, patt�nIq'the shot, tosming small. log house on..the corner v
RL -V. ,%'Grope , o f the Barber, and throw the ham mer, ,the ]royal Hotel now stands, tixis pettcgat has elastic knittop that fits the hips with eai> at, :theyinittin, Wilt Jfn the evening there were fxreveorlcs n s, the
°a..evein• and a. concert, Nat often in a town mess ]relax done. at Harpsrhey.
erfect ;gnu Hess and that is absolute] free #'Som ail ung. Tike Luclrngwa anch stn area a . the l
,' day thin a are reserve
ppsslbility of writlkling or bunching. Remexrlb�r George utouldin Jack Tait Bobby pace being but suburb of $ea
` I t ,' . Kerr scud Some dozen othe a o$ le ser family
the doctor's resldenc
0!lr kzytttap petticoats are guaranteed not 'ta cogsratcu faciia, broatxht together at one meet. n III Iy eat [iotrrn to a aurnituous.
. 5dg. One price,.,,,.,....,.,.,.,,,., •4 ................. ....�..4 X e 0 t They were here to coin ate for the er, at which they were joined b
'Tarr and. M'rs..Wo, i Whe fl f va`ualale old and silver x€,s offered: a'nd Mrs. Alex. Innis, of Stanley, t
%.A^ Clii>taat ak►eatt �Sivadtay, idle, ];west o3 Goulding was in fine form, fife. Bud B. $ gg
their' brorther MQ. G}eo,lWhaatle , P, Mc onald .Oaf rth, after Mar
Duerr
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y D walked a two•mile race, was. taken by Mr. MoArter. P
_ . M Ma Y which W.as equal to ten laps of the
Char and ��zldre i `aa•d olbe ring. Por mine and a half laps the
•* (aderich receaoltly. two kept ppractically together. some.
. A fCW'I LSs. Thos, Hill and -childrep, oaf times Goulding, sometimes McDonald,
Belgr+avq epees a fe�ty da. s
Gadeiiuh
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Sydne 'Kin ,
Spcdals y vlet't , in the lead but in the Iasi half-Ia g sof the Penns I
aiagt Ixex� ;sister iM'r ' ' P , y
oilier' #'ende.„a, (11Vtrin1 �,indtsaEly, Gtaulding struck out like a racehorse, Railroad, was a CTaderiah visitor
'XT,. J ' '.o iy'LL 11g and finished over 20 yards in the lead, week. 13e motored from ),ondon
. - . 4 klo' h of 661meava le Bobby Kerr, Mgrpby, of •Hamilton. was well pleased with"the roads,
ne7eor'lt?ies Lawlea ltlolclou of and Jack Tresslder, of Toronto, raced Mr. and Mrs. Jr. B. Swafielciof C
and ""-" -'" P ,gg�� vi d, his br ther,g�� for 100 yards, Kerr land,returned home on Wig n
11 1. GtolalL>prgh! an'ay; last lweiek. a handicap of Live gave his a poseurs. , Wednes
' � ;Andrew t yards, a d easily . n. torit:g y ,Parkhill and Sarnia
S�neu tv-as'Called ito finished that much in the lead, HI Wednesd "y, .grvtc holiday, was
I. I�+ ' - Hsutrie art ane day. la's't [Week owing time was 101-5 seconds. He also won brated chiefly by picnics out of G
: Best E' nglis�h Prints 1.00 • : tb_the eeribws illness• cif ibis' bo+othear I ib u 220•yard dash, finishing with a 'ch, Victoria Street Methodist
in law,r Xr. Jas. (Taylor, rwhol diet? lead of ten yards on Tres ider. and: day school event to'l3lack'it.
on Thursday anvrnsng, Kehoe,.who were his competitors. Jat1z miles down the lake shore, an
V6 a offer'all our best -El gllsh Prints during I Tait wits first in a' one•m11e. race Christian Endeavor Society, o
IOC yard against Harry Treaaider and George Church, to, Benniiller, It was Anti
August for ....................... :4.:.4.4....4,",.,, . Exeter Lister. Three Landon boys were .civic holiday a�lao,, and a' great
a° I The statf of our Continuation S among the prize -winners. Mel Brock from that village spent the d
. shoal wqn a hal£ mile race in 2 01 ; ]toy Point Farm. as in former. years.
" ie to be congratulated an that number Campbell came in third in the. same The summ r cottages awned b
.11 Ic� �,.aW.n�ss t�9C of pupils they passed at the recent rage, and Vince Adams won Lewiq,M. P.n y
Normal School entrance. Eleven running broad um With a. di in
p d 'b .� visitors from the U
were recomended, eight passed, seven of 21 f e ? inches t his credit, do occu ie y
Four dozen White Lawn. Waists, gond quality with honors. Haw does chis com are of sidda 1 R p States as far south as Texas.
with. high. school$ of our lar a Cipties. 1, w Luektiaw boy, and the Southern States, too, are dra
lawn, neatly trimmed, while' they, last ., .... . and towns ? g Rhodes scholar of Manitoba this year, rent many of the summer visitor
(7larence Pic?card,of Exetgr. wh made 10 feet 10 inolies. Alex. Cameron otel Sunset. These American
B• . r been attending the Brantford Co has champion vaulter of Canada in: an ex• the •most part remain fur se
M la 1 n olleg hibition,, made a record o£ 11 feet .s months, itzdicatin the rotvi
'4 3 H elfrlce late, and Miss Ruth Hooper, who .has in b b' i; ng P
inches, .Principal among the other laxity+ of Gocli�rieh as a summer re
. been attending the London Co,legiate, athletic contests were the tossing of Mrs. G. A. Carier and. daughter
were both successF�gl in obtaining their the caber and the putting- of the 14- Geoffrey street, Toronto, are
Any �uslins left in store at exact] haltf rice Normal School entrance, pen
y - p The contract between, the corpora Sound shot, a- few weeks at. the home of
Several good patterns left, tion of the village of Exeter and the . Cairie's mother, Cambric,, road.
t Grand Trunk Railway Cam an has - 0arrie was in Goderic.h for the
p, y Zurich end.
been completed. The cprporation is to 11irs; J. Dennis and -children, of Galt miss, Eileep. Har itt. of St. -Jose
G i n,gh a m S - c . . • furnish the system here with water are visitors this Hospital
9 for a terra a .,three weed. p. Lal', Landon, is visiting her h
f ye-trs at tla'e rate Mr. 1 Mori has left f or his home here.
af:S35Uperitnnum. in Cavaller, X. D,, after spending the Greta and Doris Martin,. i
Mr. DunaTd McCxa g, of Montreal,: summer' here. daughters. of Barry Martin'
Your Choice of all our I2� and 15c Gingham.. shppedta•dayone of the finest ear- .Clam
load of horses that. h ve le Mr, acid Mrs. George Appe!, of Mit- road,san.g.at the hand concert on
dura - August for .................. a ft these
`" ��- - 'i —""" "�"=- .'••.",C. £ �R:lf,,,itttvin one far , obeli. visited relatives here this week: day night, and pleased a large cr
M �._ arts_ fa - eo g p .
mer, John ' d3aim �:lwang,,.foie.=date. iii: the genera lktt. and Mrs, [�'. L ?;??F9t „PnSi.
j-� . ' .horses, y* $1,000 for three elections falling on the day of our fall o 'Eondon' ale spending their v
i i �5��'1�� .�. ��r �i fir' The junior baseball teams of ke fair the directors have r..hanged the tipix at the hams of Mr. and Mrs. '
5 and Centralia' la E ter dates £Som aeptember z0 antt 22 to Eliiatt.
. .. . Played here 'this even. ,September 27 and 28. Chief. Postel,waite ' arrested
. ng,' : The score stood'9to S in favor of Mrs, fames Whyte and Precious' 10
1. Centralia.. y • • • erwetit, an , years oY, age, engines
: Good Cotton Hose. , sizes 8J to 1Q, , 2 pairs operation for ay, endicitis at. the C1in= the Groderich. knitting factory, o
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Mrs: �V1cr�vat'""' f roily; of To'anto, ton Aospital on: hursda and is xe. charge of attain ted suicide, t
............ 9rie who has been visiting at Mr. Rivers,
. • . Simcoe street, returned "home on ported as getting along nicely: that Pret7ious tries to .hang' hi
.Thursday; 'Xiss Nettie Nell, of .Detroit, is boli- several years ago, and was cut d
. daying tit her home here, just in Buie ti) sirve his life: $
-Master Tom Sanders, son of Thomas J. 'has has returned from . a thatin t to ti demented, i
Alit MAl1Atii�a4A San'ders,.Huroon street, has beers sac- t
. cesefud in getting lira fir&t=etas° trig tq`Western.Uanada,.where. he di Rural schools which 'open of
cert,- Deed of 'a carenad.af horses, fall Cerin without a change of to
----__ --•--- ficate at the. age of 17. p g
"---~- Mr, and Mrs, Jacob Mo Robert Porterfield has sold his farm ers will be the exception rather 't
gg, 01 Au• on the Enrich rood to Oscar Koeh�r the rule in West.Iluron: '.'',•here a
burn, Washington Territory, are here ' far $8,500, who ets
'renewing old aequaintaces• Mr. Mo�� , g Possession next great number. of vacancies' and,
formerly lived here &Y. years ago, ".b spring. chis is one of the finest Ectiris. course; a great many transfers,
Terms Bash. l7ne Price On1jT Mr. andiVlrs. Frank Tom y ,wu4blp, IuspectorJ:' E..•Tom .this afters
and two W6rd was, received here of the deazh . ',In some townships there fs no
- children, of Toledo; Ohio, are here of Mas: lCkue'er,'~vhieh took: place at single school which will'have the e
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visiting Mr. Tom's mother,Main street. Detrst onuesday, . She .ryas well teacher. ' "L do. not know the e'
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John B. Holman, of Salem, Oregon,. g kn t
I - -I" RW 1, N�S*.
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n her num
e bels be
a daugh ro£v c
who f , d u ter o a ancre ..
or f Mrs.. s e
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formerly lived here some Sri .ears b S y t, he ad'
• a n'
y I3. Sipple, ',because the trustees have not f'i
is .
visit'
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g g her sister, Mrs. SVn. ly[r$, F, �Vitwer and dti(ughtPr, Mrs. in their reports sd f:tr. sala:ries
Drew Huron street. D.• Kpehler, are visiting' relatives . in Huron, Mr. Tom stated, continue'
Warren Snell. of Toronto, is visiting Windsor.
his'father,:'-Sanies Snell, who .is 'ver improve. -
iil. y. lilt. H. Yungblut attended the fun-. _
Alf. Davidson, rf Maacelona, .1lich- week f islre Iate.lFlr. Stnuch, of Berlin,
�' igen is'renewing acquaintances here. • HoLnesville
f E visited'
, � slaple ..:S:P .
Kropp and L. Prying
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r enols in Stratford over Sunday, Mr• anti Mrs. Conzens and dau
'to I ., . , I , , , � ,
Rev.,Marris Ebnes, wife -and family,,' Uelen, of Cleveland are spending gh
�, %; � so . Hallett of Leonia, New Jersey,' are visitors at vacafioii at the Methodist ParBtr.
,]hiss Mabel' Lee returned to, her, the home ofll;ir. A. G. Elines. '_' with the former's. parents,
' win - • home on Wednesday Lifter spending A >?umber from here attended ._tile Mr. -Ino. Sheppard of.th8 Most
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Although we have not talked' much.. about two monEha with. • her brother Mr. ' garden party at Varna ' on Thursday a visitor at Geo. Tebbutt'a for 'a f
Ir Department in the newspaper, 'ts -prominence in ver- ' 'Samuel sWLe>3, of .Goderich, evening, days recently.
!; rrr Me400i and Master Well. Mr.' Wilkens from near Galt wa
ie value is in evidence. y its ever increasing ington spent a .few,. 'days with her . . . visitor over Sunday da at Mr. A. J
g daughter, Mrs. Awde. tiga's. y • Co
sales, this week we are addm man ne�6v lines:: Seafertp 191rs._(Tyr. A. is court,
y Miss Vidlet Argent, of Clinton is ) ce and th
spending a few :days with her _aunt, Chas. Kruse met with a painful ace, -.:children, of Winnipeg are visiting
Ton Jas. Ca-etright. debt at the brickyard an Tuesday; His Mr. A. J. Courtice's.,
'" '• - 4 0 . Mies Map galcl'ougb, of Clinton right
hand beeae cang'lit itt the ma- The quarterly servities was well
Hemmed Tea .Pent Sunday'wit6 Miss Elsie Brown: chrnery and was so badly crushed his tended. .
TOWe�S ,HenryI+redleftfor the West last thumb had to be taken o£f at the first .The monthly meeting of the.
Thursday. . • joint. Y men`s Institute -will meet on the aft
Unbleached, all urs linen_ heat/ and l4tlss til The Collegiate institute rifle team noon of Thursda Aue. 17
P q at 2
y weave, very Carter spent'Sundi y with their• friend, will .take part in the , - Conning rifle o'clock at the home ofMrs.ltMulholla
absorbent 18x27 inch@S at each IOC Mies Gertie Oakes: matches in Toronto and may possibly A reading will be given by Mrs, .O:
1.1 . i Mrs. A. `Gilbert ;and son. Frank of go to Ottawa. Forster, after which the roil will
�.�nezl H 7'orbnto and Miss Ida Stinson, _ of Stewart Scott, who has been in the called and each member is ex acted
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• i uck To`7�7els Harrieton arc . spend s con le of dr'y Koods departrnent'ofFltewart Bros: respond to her. name b ' �
weeks with thedr..; cousin, Mrs. Wm: for sometime, has accepted a .position ; laboring . device in homework. so
Add Mrs. A. ,Vodden, with a Toronto wholusale house. as other paper will also be given, Ever
i"iAll white, 1'lre quality, size I8x34 inches, per pair - '
. traveler. body is welcome.
25C. See also our better lines at per palC 3SC, .40c, :"` Town Ulerk Wilson has posted up l
"' .' - the voters' list for 191x, The Iist con' . C. L. Pis'h'er, andi Ii+ttlo daw..
QCi C and $Z QQ Auburn tains 888 namesr Dorathy tvh, ohasidaeent 'vas4t'
15 ow on an bei , 295LOUof this. number .
ShirtS e .a d Lawson shi ed t ng eligible to serve , as 'urors 4$5.. hdr brOther) Will Pickard, h
! Pp brae persons are entitled to vote M' both ' bnd to Landon, for a'f+olw days i;
L ears o£ bobbin -wood faEom the station er,. Which continue ttJheir tr
here this week, municipal And parliamentary-,electaons 'ba 1
. . Mr.: and Mrs, 'Wm. Seel,: of Cadillac,2 at municipal elections :. only.. ' ,back to Wsunilieg, .
That combine the two most desirable features—= . Mich„ visited at A, A, Naylor s .o� Ji very person should see thatbis nacre �4 'W' J. McRoberts' 'd' ftiaini
Friday. - is on the list and entered properly, of 1,ondon Wino has benz>; epettdi
color reliabillty, and excellent .wearing • dualities, Jos, Lawson has sold his on
the past tnonfih With 'W, 'Pick
'° ` splendid assortment comprising British, Canadian se and and famil have sr4tvrned to thea
lot to Mr. Srpillie. We understand' ]lomat ate rest City,
the price paid was ,$750. Jae intends
and American makes. at 1.0, _122,-1.5 17 , IS and zoo going West on the'excursion, . •
1~Ierb lfnox's sale drew quite a large "
Pants, and.Overallsw--dee our specials at 65c, �5c arae Saturday even�n ane elm • 00de�rich Town►sil;
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�l,00. 12;25 and 1. p. all his ]erre stook was disposed of oat Avery sudden death'occurred 1n t
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4 Sox and Braces, ' Collars and Ties, Shirts,
i• .'e' , Underwear, Tickings, Cottonades, T�erlmS4
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'fou, HAVE H
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''he double advanta a of a
�� g cash business ---•low'
prices and beau 1 premiums given entirely free of
cost to you to en era a some' ,tra
g din and cash h
transactions. Come with the hundreds who ore
' 1. taking advantage of our liberal method,
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111 People's Store
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four pupils i=re
Candidates; all
ception paEsed
Out of a possib.
490 marks, obti
Stalker took 4a
Teacher and pu
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Over, _ .
over las
Iy mate
won on
pointe,
were on
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$e'.IiolTinson has
,usiness, .
eintranee examination
n Auburn dehool •were
;'f whom with one ex.
, one taking honors,
B 05(14 Lila Howatt took
fining honors. Jennie
and..►�ena 1#nrr 409;
Al are' to be congrat•
Uraok 5hots.A. team
s crack riflemen came
tsday and had a friend• i
With our '
that
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find KOT AIR li EUTINC
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galvanized Iron Work
ltooliu and `•
Eavetroughin�;
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We. have everything
Grein
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that Mn new and a to date
p.
strong mi Andra t4VAnt add the Arm-
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in the Plumbing and bleat=
stony Brds. on their sudoess on the
recent exams. They certainly .dirt
ing business'. •,_,.:
we)1' 1110'or O uiag folk.
N'timerous extensions have • been
E TIMA0ES CKYr':Y!:N ON AET,
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niade'nt the Brussels, Morris & Grey'
Telephone lines and eonseq.uently the
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�f�Q"CONTRACT prb I
'0111( uit is -better than ever,
Fall whest ground is beingi;otready
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far sowing,,. ° .,
Council tenet last 'Monday,
Miohdan Glraee H000•eir) 11th
�j'.r vt.yl�
z1ft tler
can., hixd
Will e�etid
thetex
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,tow monthe�,reah$�va
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townsbip of McKillop on Wed iesda
in the person •af "William Hudie,
the 1211i oancession. Mr. Audie w
in his usual health .on Tuesday an
that morning had assisted in the ha
vest. Doting the afternoon he wa
suddenly 'stricken with paralysis an
psissed away about three o'clock o
Wednesday irnorninq. The deceased
who was 80" years of age, was a natly
Of Gbdgge�� rich Township, but ovbr
heairemded moved
n it the tii]olnPlli" elatti
He is survived by -,his wife, two soil
and two daughters, Harvey and Ciar
encs at hemp, and Mrs, 1V1. Stli'lin
Ihd i1lTO. Robb, Cole ,of Cloderich.T`ntvn
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'Coup 41 Yn
Lot work #16 ;
1. Al
on •a.
At
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unfir 'were perils .
rtex, To "' n
r. � sowerby11
filling i�. �irt ,
1,8; Can!wdsingttt ;
I i '1Nm Musti ,
IPacksria>u, Cam-
XQo oversoei I
a
'�ounell ad. tourn 4
aday in S'eptt+em +
W Txawartha, 11
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I oadvolvaro,
JR& Stevens Spent the past two
nrBraaitlxwa9to Arrived}honie
lath
at. from Nichii an ,on Satur•,
l+• Brzeh?rxn after a weeks, visit
ais parents returned •ori Wed
r for bighome in Sa k{
D. W. Doyd ,and' rd'aira�liter of
PQ arrived' here on "Satu2d'ay
horse of her parents
a.
liplo_ __�
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Hammock
Left -.I
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These will go durigg
#Drib,PraviiLg nicer and wili,reinain1L41 — '
e the 0metthne Ion�t;er. s August $t
The 'thre.s4g antachines are get i � salrRain
dict. ,ting� bugy but. are �in'or3%ngr Bauch
owMp,. '!Hanel 'wirth long maovesr laticA.+small . FrtCe ;
`e, -oY labs era yet. * .
W ednesd'ay Was hog sl►Rp ing ca ;
photo and 'the price ,was $7,25. , i .
The bUrves�t will be almost finish I
ed around 'hare 'this ,we,ek A Xoqd � '
o Meesre, J. Watson and ' -ischia ♦ ►,
Iseatort ¢
h s exit
P �OIItlay after- • OAPQ�aaity �,
vainia . noon, fishing Black Bas's alt •'the •
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this will dam and had good success. * t0 . a '
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love- loeeburnt Cg11'�fhrtable
qday, bliss .Tuan L'lutton is visiting •
" friends, in London this,week. i Hammock
cele 1
Miss, B.•Synder, of `Gaderich, is • 6P
G( iilsi'tirig -,her friend Miss K.'11unteir 0 - •
Hive alsor Mae Runpmun of Stratllord, ♦ ♦ t
d the . 'D les ]7dna', a.glo:r spenit a few d'at'e ,4.
Koos days with relatives in'Godemich last ♦ Cooper eC CO .
week. `
lits e, 'Ur: 1301ner Kirk, of TaroDto, wax
many' the guest orf Mr. pan M s -
ay at. 11
ton, over Sunday. d Mrs..4 Clut Clinton ,
E.N. '1Vfi<s:s' Mary Gordon, of �S'liepvard-
fully
too, iss busy secwing. iYii-our (vicinity j u I
Un .thin week,' +N+*+++N�
Frain M,is. RoYLinklaater.retiianedhoane
wn a bast Saturday after spending' a week
e at at her Diol homo; nt1a� Hemsall, ,o-
Americans .for 1kTs. Edward Shaw,. Sr., ancd, Marry nights attendings e1 ggard'in rt
veial 'T• Williamo expect to leave ori Sat Ian St: bliehael�s 'church lawn. i?a y,
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o Li• • tm day t -o visit the great Northwest's. 11Bsa Pearl C7r'ellew is }roma' Yrolm;°
sort, On Sa,bbaith last Rev. Mr. Small, of Toronto.
, .of Blyth, conducted service here. .- .
ding " 'R. !Seat( has, takes, Xlhie(�con- ,Q
Mr. tract of water lt> ,*he. otreets and he..
Mr. Blyth, says that he ttnilI keep the] ding -
weetc- Miss Alice Burton of East Cxang:e, ' down... .0 _
. A. Mist tie, and •wife]• 'and
N.Y., iVI4as[0?t, Butkley• of Paris, family, are a`t'S,'13. Oldley'a.
pli's and 'Mrs. Conley, and falmaly� bif The council are hay ngithe we,edm
arae Gu o:d,, are visiting with Mrs• • cut oil Mi vacant lots' and charging
Wood, 2Vlorr a 1S.treeit. it up.to• the tax accounts . ,,
lira . Mr. 'Ed, Kernichie of ,Berlin is reg• Mr, R. Burling left to-dar'for To-
nolving Qld . friendships -,in, ane_ ronto. [' • 1
.wdues.aro-und, town'. itTr;s. •Smyth of'Londou is visiting t=d Mr. 'W Lefith oifRratford is v'. _' her, mother, ;Mre'. J. Davie. g
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Gr..31, . Messrs. Geo.'Wl ate and Jas: Ta- �'�Rrplcy .
man are 'g'rading' thei,streets, .
Jahn �Meseri. Peter Gardiner and ,Wm.. , Aslant Millar,•of �oncessfon•I0, ,was• •
r at Begley; are attendingg Grand Lodge 'nand . dead .. in his parn on Friday..:. '
n a o£ the I. O, U. F. at Nda arae L Heart failure was the cause, . Hewas ,as .
si,id' g. Falls., .a`i years of -age- ' w , r,.
cselfhid ' 'Mri S• po,plestone ns .:sat' Niagara A9ax a number from
Falls( attenddng the (Grand Lodge :tile Oaledonian, m here &trended ,
own of the Qd'dfellotvs; �H.e'llbe raised cin Frida "Thegames,:in. Kin„ardtne ^ ..,�
At is to the highest' office in the,, lodge Ri►iley and Tiverton wassainterest ng #�"
the' thud year, which Ire dese,rve'-s, rafter .to the locals, the Tiverton team win
acb a ]Doig and aNti,ve work in the lodge ning. • She Forty -night Regiment;
ban 'Mang wer,q }Sere on Wednesday Band teas the feature 'of the day. . .
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See. : W hila there is still plenty of wearing time for ` '
at summer shoes --Oxford and Tan Footwear -the
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Woilnen s, Boys 11'iisaes
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y, Our shoes are all marked in plain .fi ures at . .
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g r selling prices, Take -off the. discount,
pay us the balance, and the. shoes are ytyurs: _"
as You cant make..a better. paying investment. .
- . than to shoe up the .whole.family while ,these cut .
prices are on: DO IT'. NOW. .
ly . We•simply want the roan,, and we want the . ` .
aTa money that's invested in our spring and summer
r . shoes, Root out the old p.9&etbook wren it can . r, .
do sc>! much'for a little. .' . .
Gan you stay away from these prices ?
y t 1f�en's Oxfords , •
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of Regular $4.50 less 20 per cent .... $3.80
as o Regular 4.00 less 20 per cent .......... 3.30 .
d + Regulax 3,75 less 20 per cent......... 3,o0
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S omen's OXttrtls, Pumps and Strap Slippers
d Regular' 4,00 less 20 per cent....... 3.20 ,
I .Regular • :3'.50 leas 20 per cent ...>... 2.80
+ Regular 3'.Otl leas '2ll per cent.. , , . , ; . 2 40 - � .
e . , ]regular .2 M less 20 per cent....., .. 2,110 ,p.
' '. kte.gular 2.00 leas 20 percent........ 1.80 •
e BOYS' Misses and C1tldre ,
n s Oxfords,
I�►uMP% Sir4l) Slillper's,,Fte "
r~ Regular 2,00 less 20 percent........ 1:.80 _
. Regular 1.75 leas 20 Per cant ...... 1.40
cr apt in Council r_liaxttbir , Regular x, l0 less 2fi per ceut....... ; 1,20 �
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last lnnesting read�nr
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ere now PrePllred to't;
'allowinl thoi i to-exter
tern +lo Mr: Androw She;
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lbo.rnq syst6int connect
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pernaissibn o buildatr
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ed. Thr( raX 6.9 are as
Towtisthig, 114-10 mills; '
g1iTWHO; ketterOl behr�ol
iced .b£ Kegulat' 12--rless 20Percent ........ 1.00
*11oved,Regitlnr 1.00 less 20per cent., ...... ,s0
to writs
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aby-law Several Woken linen In other shoes .
heir,aysw at the same Reductiarn. .
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ownshnt - GST "SRE AHEAD OF` 'OTHERS ". '
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