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CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 296,1911
THE HOME PAPER
in increasing its circulation by "Putting in a word in season."
It will be appreciated.
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!SCHOOL SCHOLARS SPORTS. .
. The School Scholars Spats have
1 become a yearly event that is alwaya
looked- forward to with much antiei-
potion, but one have been moretjoye
ous and successful , Ulan 'Mee of
Thursday last.
Hundeeds of citizens and Vise:Vlore
heed the Streets as the procession
Paseed deWn from 'the Model h P
ac ---00-
a
grounds at .1.80. I; Seeley's auto . •
h
w led the way were Mantua
Ha Mayor Taylor Chainman Cattle
. '' ' • the Property Coranut•
of tee and Mr,
E. M. McLean. Following .caane Mr,
D. Cluff, manager of the Pi
-- ---e e -um and
Mr: 1 . Mc
toegan Company, and-
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guile, rietendent of the Jackson
Mk,. Ca., both ginir-eraell carrYhtg
large flags. Between them walked
Rev. 0. E, Jeakins, rector ot St,
Paul's church. Then came the child-,
rene
arilacTelf, °Ill taw6guter"t3ears t ' o f the
mile. In the midst of them Wee the
Xhig and Queen represented,by Mast-
or Roy, Forester and. Miss Margaret
'Mter aggart who rode in Elliott's• best
coach that had been gaily carparts-
oiled by Mr. Percy Cough. ' Gabe El-
Hatt was coacieman. 'Music by Piper
Macdonald of Wingheem and. the White
Dyke band enlivened the niarching, ,
On reaching ' the park a WandDrill
was given by 150 children, under the
rtritdon of Principal elarie
di ep, who
Onwards gave the royal salute The
a ' - '
feet time and
drill ' was done in per ,
was greatly edenered by the speeta-
tars, , , . .. ..
In the contests that followed there
.
was a whole .host of competitors, but
,
they all passed off without a hit%
under the management of • Principal
Treleaven. The.. list . of winners is
given on page Ave. , . • .
On 'a platform ereetedin front of
the grandstand Piper Macdonald gposi
and his daughter, Reale danced.
A large slide which had been bleu-,
eht up from Toronto fon the 'occasion
was a source of 'dal.ight to the Child,
ten arid at tunes ?hey. were lined- up
as far back' as the grand. stand . a-
„,
waiting' theia turn. 'And 'they kept
at dt until finally at desk the• slide
.
had to . be tAken • down. Chairman
Cottle. of the' Property ' Coimmittee
was ' in charge and sew to it that
every • "kid" ' had a slide. The slide
has been purehased by, the . ; School
Board and will at intervels. be erect-
, . .
ed on the 'school grounds,
. , .
, A:baseball match between the -C. ,O.
. ...
I. and the Model School Was well
by .the "fonnee.. The play was reallY,
good for tads . and. was watehed with
much interest. .. . .
Por eachof the teachers, a tent
had been erected where refreshments
were served. to their puails,
F as h na tea s too thee, s a
• c t e ft..n, , -, Wa -
tent whicn . was in charge of Mte..
Chambers wno bad limey callere. due-.
• • -
ing theafternooa. No one can -brew
a •more 71>ireshing cup of tea than.can
this 'geed lady. . s' - ' ' .
TWenty dollars Weath of lemonade
a, r ee • a e
bd b n • prep r d• and thirstyi onel
bad but to ask .to • leceive. It. vier§
, •
free drinks to 01 and in dispensing
the - beverage , ST111 . .
tory Cuninghanie
was. one of the happiest Mee on. the
rliunds* ' ' • . . • •
. - Caterer Bartliff also had a booth in
which be furnished ice cream; etc ' ,
The White Dyke band' rendered good.
service riming the afternoon, giving
a program that really surprised some
who had supposed the hand was . de-
%act. • •
Mr. "Tom". Jackson Was the dEatla.
., • - . • • . . • e•
e f these Sports atid under • is
-.1° • e , •
,energet c management they were - sue-
cessfully - caeeied on . for. four 'year&
That he Was not enabled to "take
hold" this year was for obvious teas-
ohs-, but his heart was . in elle ' pro-
amen And no One rejoiced more that
evereithing Passed off so. smoothly.
,o
. Chairman F. B. Hall. worked. early
• - • •
and late in, perfecting the preparatory
araaagements and throughout the day
., • • . .'
his 'eye was on eveip detail lie wab
very 'tired . at nightfall, but, wore •a
pleated and satisfied expreesion. The
worthy mutual is entitled to the
thanksof all good citizens,- especially
those Who are einterested in . wheal
Matters . foe his exertions iie so see-
, , .
''' the Sports• of
cesstully promoting e .
Coronatioa' year.
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The children were trained for the
different 'drills by Major Rance, who
Weald have been iwieh thowl at the
Sports' but that ' his services Were
reeteeee, in the watery Camp at
(loderieh whale' he is isletond in eomo
mend of the 33rd. Hurons. The gale
taut Ma' took lively interest • iti
. tora i 1
' results were
the training. and its good 1
apparent .
Views Of different ' events and also
, . bout the ' were
re goallPS a grounds,,.
taken bn Mr. rink and thdir exbell-
MO iS a tribute to his skill
Principal Hartley was indefatigable
before and on the day itself and his
tact and good.. judgment contributed.
much tO the deneotli working out 4
all the arrangements. Thi3 Pnincipal1
Chairman make a good. Vadat.
and ,..,young
A pleasing feature of the Skiorts Was
parents d 'children the number of an
from the adjoining. runt. aehoole who
eder# 'This Mtemmagling IS
"Watt pr • . _ .
a good' thing and in this ease it hesterling
Hebrides the cOrdial relations- that
exist between the people of CliTht°11
and those of the country round Mid
about. Among the teaehere who &tote
. I I,
in fmt the afteritonn We..3 Mi SS
Grant, Miss Trick, Miss 1400voanf
Mr. C. H. Holland and *T. 41. n•
Lowery. ,.
See list of prize winners' taiga ilve.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. ,
The Ladieet Guild vvill bold their
regular monthly Tea in St. Paul's
echool room on Monday afternoon at
two o"clock.
.
A QUIET WEDDING.
A quiet 'wedding tit* plade at WeS•••
ley parsonage on Thursday al lest
.
woof; when Helen, eldeel daughte* of
Mr. and Mrs. John Little, became the
bride of Mt ..l. B. Miller, thcere-
many betas performed by Rev.- J; E•
Ford eie, oat los. Meier
have taken up. their abode in
the grooln's house . on Albert street
and Tint News -Record joins the frienee
of the yawn people it wishi„g‘there,
mum- Years of happiness am, prospes-
ite ' ' ' ' - .
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THE EXAMS. .
The Entrance exams coneluded yes-
tereav Fiftyetago pupils wrote in
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01Mton As aftea the local examine
- . • ' - • - • .
ers have Anished The reading ol the
pavers they must first be sent to tile
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Departintent at. Toronto, the result
t be k mu until after July
will no nc - - • -
15th' . .' . . .
The Departmental exams begin to-
day, Principal Treleaven will be in
charge iii, Seaforth . and •In.speetor
'Plaid and Principal Hartley is Olin-
°de' ' :
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LITTLE LOCALS ,
'
• gaturday. being Donlinlen Day is a
public holiday and all places of bus-
.e.,„, -
Mess will be closed.
. . . . .
The Masonic brethren will attend
divine - service in a body in St,
Paul's church 'next Sunda? eveeinn,
The offices f W 11 d "C .
o • .rY one and .• 13,
Hale wM be. closed' Wednesday and
Saturday ,afternoons until' Sept. 15th.
The contract of evetroughing, etc.
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on the Model school has been awardt-
ed to T. D, Janson while the paint e
ing will be done by "OW Cock and
the shingling to W. J.' Paisler- • •
eae ' • '
ONT• ST. PHYRCH. . •-• ..
;- gue mee ng on outlay, eve
ea. • , . .
mg was under the direct= of the
Good Citizenship department wheu a
. .
mai " e• else-
patriotic pr r was even con
• • • • :4 • . • -ea • • •
mg of an a dress on rne subject of
Confederation and
eThe, oaniAws
a
present ' syseem of eGover et "
. • . e . , • i!,d
•by Mr. .e. ta. . Teeeeaven • und
a couple of Musical seleations. . Theweek,
address. -was an: interesting and - ex-
.. .
an . was m -apprem-
hauteive •one, d • much . ' .
ated. ...A number of young men• ng
. . . sang
wPhe Maine Leaf,” . and a mixed attar-
tette gave a good • rendering of "0
Camels." The chair was 'occupied by
Mr. Da Witt. Cosene, head of the de-
partment. • •
.. JUNE WEDDING ...
A PRETTY .
• . • • ' •
One of the. most . popular .eveets of
..
the Season:- to0k. place on Wednesday
of last week wo the' eesidence of Mrs.
Margaret Celgehoun of Govea:e When
her youngeet daughter, Eunice'. Late-
ene, was united- in marriage to IVir.
Harry Fitzsinions. of . Clinton. The
guests began to assemble .one the
lawn at about 4 o'clock p ..,_ ..„.:__
' -..' • Thut the
grounds being beautifully decorated
for ' the occasion, and presenting a
charming • appeArance. .At 5 o'clock,
to thesweet streins of Mentielssohn's
wedding march, played , by .Mise Wood-
ley of Fullerton, the groom with the
officiating?clergyman appeared and
were followed by the sweet little
flower girl, Amile Colgulioun, 'niece' ofI
the'bride' bearing a prettily adorn
• • . • •
basket of flower.- -containing the ring.
. '
In a few moments carne the bride,
who was given away by her • brother;
Richard, the happy couple standing
beneath an artistic evergreen aneh,
banked with. ferns, where the cepa
mony ` was performed' by Rev. R. . R.
.• . • i 0
Rogers f Moorefield The ' br'd
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leaked charming ,fri a dresa of e white
• . •
Louisiee- silk, carrying a pretty show-
•er hoguet of bridal roses; lily -of -the-
valley and . ferns, and wearing a• mag.
nifie,ent sunburst of pearl's, ' the gift
'of the mom. Alter congratulations
the bridal, couple and the guests, a-
bout sixteen' in manlier, repaired. to
the tablee, Whieh were tastily ser-
ranged for • the wedding feast on ' the
- After' • . •
lawn. all had partaken heartily
of the good things provided, the
Company eretired. .4) the house and
assembled in the. parlor, where the:
'remainder of the evening was pleas-
petty spent in canoeing out 'a well
arranged ,program consisting of ad-.
dresses by lbev: R. G. McKay of
Croenarty; and Rev, Rogers, Metre-
'bad and ' es`
mental, v orchestra el ley
and recitations, after which Me. and
Mrs, Fitzsimons left for, their new
1 Clinton•Thgroom's'HI
home hi. 0 g.i
• - e igilet
to ehe flower gal was a prOty s
ring, ra the pianist, a gold set, and
to the bride's loather gold cuifa
hake. The. bride and Ar0oWnWete the
recipients of many useful Iota beauti-
tub gifts, evideating the high esteem
ati 'their many . friends. The Wide
WaS *meet Goweiels moot wadable. and
popularladies and will . ha
-
greatly missed in eonmuluit.
---• the -----Y
where she has been identified 'With
social, religious • ,„A t 1 a i
t""' ntaslca, elteltfa•
while the groom ie a' man of wove
charaCter,
lary and - and. fa
m - isms mes
one of Clinton's - torte ' bus' s
-
men. We 'extend to the newly -wedded
r
coup•ri our best wishes 'far a prosper-
elm and happy taint. Guests were
•,,,,,,eLit to.......- •t„ukto kr..40E out.,.....
r'''''''. '''''''' '''''' ."'”. ° ''''",„v•goi I
Toronto, sok% vv "Pi% fu414 I
--IL., v ---8---6-61 ma"
forth, Miteluill, Clinton, Cromsxty
Mooreield, dahletro, Fullarteet Said Rital
beta
$1,000 TO FREE HOSPITAL.
The trustees of Pim Muskoka Free
Hoaeital for C•onsuraptives have. re-
ceived from the exeetiters of the es-
tate of the late William%%Taggart,
formerly Secretary -Treasurer of the
Goelon MacKay Co.,. 'Ltd., Toronto
and hrOther ot. the Messrs. Weald-
gall'"' ' t • ,
bankers, 'Clinton, he sum) of
$1,000 as a bequest -to the funds of
the above named Institation.
IT WAS AN EASY MATTER.
' The ladies Of Stjoeeph'e church
recently took it into raeir heads that
the rectorydrawing room should have
a new nes, and Mrs, Butler and ma,
MOCaughea undertook the task of col-
leeting • tie wherewithal to purchase'
One, This was found to be a come
Paratively easy matter and the other
day a fine imported, 114 was put-
chased and sent down to the rectory.
Th ' • •
• e rug, Which. was bought eff W.
Walker, is a very handset.* one tred
' -sgrove,
adds much to the attractiveneal of
.
the room. It is needless to say
that snob. thoughtfulness on the part•
of his congregation is much - appreci-
• -
atle.d by Rev. Father Dunn
MASONIC OFFICERS. ,
The' follow' .
ing officers di dee lelasopic
Lodge for the ensuing year Were ine
stalled on Satferday evening last when
the brethern assembled to celebrate
.
the Festival • of St. John .. the Evan-
gelist :
I.P.M., J. Taylor.
Master, W. J. Teem
Sr.. Warden, 'Harry Gould.
. Jr. Warden, 11. E. Rolfe&
• Secretary*, II, B, Chant.
Treasurer, W, D. Faere„
Chaplain Dr Evans .
• • • •
Sr. Deacon, Joel MeLeoci' i
Jr, Damen, A. Clarkson.
I. Guard, W. A. McConnell
Tyler,' "
Amos Castle. .
' Stewards; A. Turnee, Bert Kerr.
Director o ...pr. She .
" ' f Ceremonies,'w
DEATH OF MRS: BERT CARRICK.
. • •
' On Wednesday - of last week • Mr.s.
Bert Carrick diel at her. home 'in
. • . . . • , . -
Windsor atter a few month s alms%
• . • •• . .•
Next evening the; a3mains aerated in
Clintonand were • taken to the . • cote'
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tege. of Mr. , HenryCaerielt from
-
whence ,' the funeral took place .oa
Saturday afternoon, the services bee
' conducted by Rev, Mr. ' Cotens.
Th ,'•T
i e deceased, who was • the daughter
oa Mr. end. Mrs. A. Haggai of Morris,
lewnship, was only in her nth year
' .
and is survived by hp husband, . one
son an . o ... e
d he daughter• Th ' little".
ones . who are thus so sadly bereaved
• . y .
are. now at - the home of.. tho't - grand-
parents • and . Mr. Carrick has re-
he turned to his position , t . auto
works at Windsai, or,. e.
WILL BE SCRIM TO PART.
e' " . •
The intiination that Mr 0 0
, e - . ' - • ' . •
e, -ae''''a''" having aceept• ed 'a lucrative
posit on . with the W.' R. Johnstom
CoMpany, Toronto; one: of. the 'large
. ' est 'eloping' mannfacturing houses -in
Canada, • purposes ' snottily. a. mee.
Mg from. Clint", wilt. come • as in
surprise and. will be a ,aounce of real
,. ' •• •.
re5p., la our . citizens. .
al
11 the. t .. Rance is thoroughly inforreed
clothing. . rade as the result of•
many yea -is eiperience. a:t the • vetail
end and on the roadThis,
"." ' come
bined, with . bis genial . and tactful
has Wen .for him uniform
manner' '
' as .a traveller. '
As the familp piapOses locating in.
Toronto. Mr. Rance will offer his pre-
t f 1 It • '
per y.. or s.a e. is very • convene
featly located and • ' .having all the
. modern', improvements . is 'a Most de-
*treble place of residence. • .
INDUCTION' SEIWICES.
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• .0n . Sunday .evening last lie •Lord
. op o , Huron . inducted, e Rev
Vail ' A ' th . R
C. E. Jeakins, la A,, .D.D., into the
• ' t.'"
Rectory of S . Paul's church. The
Rev.. W., Ja Doherty, the Rural Dean
of Huron, took pert in the services.
alx-Churbliwarden T: D. Johnson Pre-
serited the fleeter to the Bishop and
Mi. John Hansford, on' behalf of 'tie
Registrar of the Diocese, administer-
ed the .• Decimations And Oaths of
obedience to His Majesty 'King George
V.. and to the Pu shiep of the Diocese.
The seasiee .was a noveltp to the
congregation, and this together with
the Bishop's presence, brought out a
Ittrp nuMber of #eoplo. The irnpres.
Sion left . upon the minds of all pets.
eat was that the service of Induction
is a solemn, Simple, yet telling,. and
in daese days much needed, adariona
t' ' T • duties' a-
teu. he various eof pastor
and people were forcibly exemplified
and attho' it. mAy be, perfectly. true
t
that no absolutely new teuth. was
.
lerought out, yet the reminding, the
reviving, the Acteetruating of vihat
may possibly be lying dement, can-
not but fail to exert a pod efloA:.
The Bi h ' •
Bisho altho ending sp an
arduous da' 'preach d a vern n rful
.ser tr -.) - e - - -it'a
ota St. Paul's wads "tat
h nigh SO an t aims as st,(4ards,“
The duties Of a pesterhis resporteie
hinges and his 'cares • 'together with
teal of • • ''' l .
• Se the - congregation were log-
icall# Anti noworftillti tiore.9,- *1 take
- sa - 4‘ ' . A Y *
11
preacher espeout y &idling Upon and
driving '4' f
home dd .tt act that a pastor
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practically represents the congtegge
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tion, Mid takes upon himeelf individ.
Ilan • ir . - • *
a thew legi•umats AviOrk, in, vi t-
in and in keeping up the spiritual,
life in a pariah. To him therefore
ohoula he given all the support,
prolate', sympathetic 01,nd itattoptal,
at the ability of the congregation,
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Wheat 80c.
Oats. ' elle to 30c , .
Peas 68c to73c.
Butter lic to 15e. ' ,
Eggs 15e to It&
Live Hogs $6.80;
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REAL ESTATE CHANGE. .
Mrs. Hanley, who boa for some
rime been a resident on Huron street,
has bought one of Mr.. 1). Eclevier's
properties on. Pe'neess street where
she Will take up her abode. Mrand
Mrs. Ecamier will continue to oo,
cupy their old. home, notwithstanding
that tree eeeeaselon had. gone abroad
that they purposed moving
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mrs. C. M. ''' Fisher announces the
marriage of her daughter, Nettie to
Russell Elliott Manning w '
on edees-
home in,.,
nay, June alth, at her h ' Park
Hill Denver, 0 1, the •
, o ., et ceremony be-
ing performed• b the R " F
y. . Rev Frost
Craft D. D., and witnessed ea, the
traniediate relatives. After a short
sojourn in the RockyM to.' us Mr
' eau 1 0 •
and Ars Xaimi'ng will make tie•ie
home in Clinton.
EARLY TUBERS,
. Mr. Thos. Kearns might mala some
claim to being a , successful' gallener,
He h " f the 1
now asready or etab, a -
though if . left alone for another fore-
night they would grew donsiderably,
being tte expert, The News-RecordDr.
potalaes• of this year's growing. Not
. is
not just, sure, of, the varlet of thie
y
early tuber but it looks as if it
would • be , good to eat. New pota-
toes in June frcan any but the, gar-
doe of a Professional gardener is a
very good record.,
-WESLEY. CHURCH*. .' .
On Monday- evening the League was
• •
addressed by Mr; a. A, Irwin, the
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subject being Good Citizenship,
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The 'talk waa high?, inatruotire and
interesting.. ' . . . . '
• . • • -. •
Nett Monday the young people in
tend holding a. picnic tea on. ttid lawn
_ •
of Mr.. .u. Canteloe when thee merne
- . . ' . .
bers . and, their. Lu are ineited. to
alone' ' or better 031 send
bring - -
' - •
along early, their baskets . of provi-
. , .
irons and then gather et G p,m, Z.,:.ind
eat supper together. :After , supper a
program • will he gieen. Everybody
. ' ' ..
ake aloag your supper,and
welcome. • „,.. . , ,
be. sociable •
BASEBALL ' '
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. The local ball team- played in aure
• •• • '
ich on Coronation Day and an eleven-
innings same resulted in a ttee-3-3,
In the absence of Dick ‚rasher, who
is . in. Braneery-out
with the saint -professional a team
there, Al Doherty occupied the • • •
ere
' '.guests
for Clinton and did effective
This was his Arst game. He is vel-
. • • •
opmg- with experience and promises
to be..a goad one., Thn•jocale team
was with • this exception . the. seine as
usual. „ ' . - -
'A. ea e. ilne will be la ed in
L git g . P Y .
he pa Saturday afternoon .between
t Il - , .
Mitchell ane Clinton, flame called at
2.30. '
BOWLING NOTES:.
on Friday last three rinks Of St,
Mary's. bowlers came up and peayet'a
friendly game with an equal number
' ' ' '
of enthusiasts in Clinton,. The . rinks
consisted .of : ' .. .
Ge aaree, J. Raneforcl, J. Nedigar,
J. W. St'evenson, 4 up • .
' . . • ' - . ' •
D. McCorviei J. .Watt, John Har-
land, J. Taylor, 12 up. - •
J, L., Courtice, C. E. Jeakins, D,''
, .,
A, Forrester, C. P.I. Dowding, 4 doWn.
40 in favor of the home Playere.
On . Monday another .buneh •from .St
Mary",tta'
came up o play a const
game for the Faill Trophy and were
' • • t '
again defeated by he. crack Clinton
Thwere•a
apwlers. e rinks composed o
G. Barge, • J. Rumford, . Id, Ball, J.
W.. Stevenson, 18 up.
J. L. •Coureice, A. J.. Morrish, J.
Harland,. J. Taylor, 1 down.
D. A. Forrester, O. J. Wallis, , B.
J, Gibbinge, O. .E. Deeding, S up. '
J.' Watt, W. Taylor, ' W. .1, Nedigar,.
I. B. Hoover, 29 lip. . -.
' The' •score was 41.-83 in lave* of
Clinton men,who are beginning ' to
consider thomseltQs some bowlerS.
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Personals
Rev. and Mrs. Pearce of Londeeboro
were in town, oti Monday
Miste.Libbie Gibbing* has gone to
Toronto to aecept a Position.
Miss Margeeeti Fraser, Belgrave, is
the guest of Mrs.. likse, High street.
Mrs. J. Taylor hate rammed, from a
visit in Toronto and Collingwood.
Mime lielen Baulch, Toronto, is vieite
dug her graudlather, Mr. S. Davis
of town.
Mr. JAS. Twitehell paid a busineSe
vial,' . this week to Braatford and
Scotland. •
Mrs. Walter Kiog intends spending
the holiday* in London, the guest of
her son Mr. R. King,
Miss • Phoebe ,Jeenison left on name -
da r C 1 . ' where 4
y or arm , .Man., het
Biota, Mrs. Watt resides '
Mr. AlfredeGoodavin Is, we Went to
say, confined to . the home with a
severe attack of erYelPtla s. .
It1r A il Oti 13,. P P W'
• Wing
- • • • • • .1 e
bane and. Mr P W Scot' Beier
- ,* • . • ., e eve,
were in ' town on Monday. .
Mr, Percy, Town has been at the Mil-
. o e ic as lieuten
• Italy Camp ate G d r` h l' te
ant of thDungannonCompany
Miss Agnes Saundexi of Gederich
was the pees over the week end
.of Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Armour. '
Kn. Steward Paisley is now upon the
Royal Bankle relieving staff, and ie
for a mean with the Galt branch:
Mew -as W J Paisley J Smith and
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Shaw attended the Liberal eon-
. yentenn in • Seaforth on Saterday
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Mrs, W. Marshal?' and . her son Bert,
' William street', leave. fleet Week for
a month,e visit at her. cad home . in
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Rove T: E. SaWier et I u& L95 tall-
at , at Wesley .. baksenage yegterdav
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on his 'Way from Ashfield 4.1)60.4 to
KehmtvilIe. ' ; . • • . •
Mt. end Mrs.' -g. F. Twitatell
th' - •
S week in Beantford and -leave
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next week. .for . their . hemp at To -
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flew, Alberta. - ' . ' . ,
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Mrs e
' ." 941rage viToronto, Mrs Gale
sonof • Wroxelnr Midi' ' Mr Wilson
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Soor.and were the guests of
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Mrs. A, Vett on itreday last: ,
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Mrs. woodman apt htire son, Everett
of Boston are in town. vigil:en the
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former a •sister, Mrs. . J. S• By
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• and father, Rev, H. Newcombe.
Mr. Andrew. Taylor attended: theme et.
. ing of the Grand- ;LAM- S.
. eeee, e„,,e - • el
"'-'""" ''''"' ' 'held in London . eilea
as 'delegate from: Clinton lad-
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Mr.. b.. S. Cluff leaves i the forepart of
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next weak to attend the . Fair at
Winnipeg whore the Clinton moo
and °seen Company will have .a big
exhibit.
. Mra. (Prof.) Brown of Galt and Miss
Brown ef ea
England are expected
. spend the 'holiday in, tewa, ' the
of 1Vliss, Cuninghame•o,nd Miss
B. Greene. • ' a • '
essrse . an on, .• . i c e ,
M D 0 tel W• J Met h 11
R. . J. Chid, T. 'H. cook, D. . and
,• de Beacom , attended the 'funeral of
the late Mr. ,JWI;' Wilford of Blyth
- on Friday last, .. , . . . . '
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Mrs. I), F. • IVIeepherson; . Goderiet
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and her daughter, Miss Jean Mee.
:, 'pherson, - ' trained nurse, Boston,
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days last • week of : Cleft eiacpher-
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Mr. and .lerese Forbes, Seafonth, • ic.
.eatimaeied. by the- latter's sister,
Miss Adana*, . and Mr: and Mee., B,,
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auto lase Sunday to cell on Clinton
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friends.• . . .
Rev. W. J, Ford and..airs. Ford spent
T d th - -• d i I f e
ues ,ay e gueetie * . le ormee s
brother, Rev. J. E. Ford at Wesley
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parsonage on their way from Wet-
ford • to their ni,W.rharge at lees -
Mrs D C - Bowen of Washington
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'Court Molise; Ohio, who is email -
panted by her two little daughters
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and Miss Rub . Peelle trAined
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nurse .. Galt • ate guests of their
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father, . , ,
r Mr W J Paisley -
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Mr, Will. Moffat has returned from a
visit • along the North Shore and as
far west • as Winnipeg. He had a
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pleasanttime and .lools itHis
Newt
travelling , compahion, Mr. .. .
Davie, is axle:idea back in ta a at -
right.
Mia. A. Owen of New York ' Clay,
' • ' ' nitain
president of the Chilton K g
Company, was le town leas Week. ,
and • leaves this afternoon, accotn-
pealed be Mrs H. la . Combe who
will be a guest at his home for a
- few days.
Mr, I). Prior and Mrs. J, B. Hoover
- were delegates , from de Cidaton.
congregation lia the Connell held in
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Auburn on Tuesday to ordain and
induct Rev, W. W. Wylie into the
pastorate of Clint* and. Auburn
Baptist churches.
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Mr. 'Rehear, who has been visiting
his son, Mr. W, H. Rellyar, for the
past fortnight; returned to his bane
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in Dowounville on Friday acceni-
panted by his granddaughter, 2Wiss
Fannie, who will tenpin with her
' tit
grandparentS fer 9, litt.6 Via-,
Mr. Will. L. Johnson left on Tuesday
on a trip to the west. He put-
poses going to the Rockies and per -
haps through to salt ,Vater, • hut
will first of all v Wit las haather*
Rev. Clarence Johnson of Ritmo,
Man. A his Medea Mt George
, an
Jonah a I OrlISW Id e pro-
. o . o . o , same
v nee W 11 will be missed while
i . i
away, particularly fen Pastime Club
circles and on the baseball diamond
for he was one ofthe standbys of
the %MI ulna HOWeVer, WV'S
wishing WM ol. pleasant trip anti
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June W eddinga
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aerrol and oroamental Articles suitable far Wailing
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alai are here in allumtance. di. tot of new good
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ver, Gat Glass, Chin4
Mt realVed. Stirting Sil
Sitver plated ware Ric. Quality and Design
pleaselho particular* moderate prices prebait. '
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lOORATED 809 .
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Capital. Paid Up • . e. • e
Reserve arid V $6,2oo,000.
Wedded profits - . $6,900,000.
Total Assets ••• , , ..., - e $92,000,000
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MONTREAL
nEAD. OFFICE•
175 Branches and Correspondents throughout the World .
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' Interest allowed on Saving accounts Courteous treat- .
went accorded to all customers
' Clinton Branch,
E MANNING Manager '
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Reel Fund •• ' $.4.400.otio
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in all the principal cities
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Paid up •••• : $4,000,000 .'
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Has 78.. Branches
. and Agents and Correspondents
-• • • . . in .the. world.
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A GUERAL ..BANKING. .BUSINESS
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Interest allowed , at Highest Current Rate.
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Branch eL C. E. Dowding, Manager
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$4,90.
QVALITY" .success
' - Id en's
. Trousers
spun tweed
• ers have
- Three
at $4.90.
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'Men's
ea Suits of
'... ' e a•
, e ‘ e• brown tweeds
..e I lined, three
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."-'., sack.. Trousers
, . belt loops,
• Five
a ..ee • clear at
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$10.90.
Suits -made
h ' lish 'fabric.
, ground.
running
. half -lustre
: bottom,
e '.1 . Three
e - to clear
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„ $1.00.
Boy's
: , . grey grOund
e f taped; Sizes
only
e , at $1,90.
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Now
/ . A C001, -Stilt
meneing.
Clothing,
.. _ 'broken lines
.. carry a
, another
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Summer Suits (Coat
only) , made of green
with email stripe • Trans.-
cuff-ban:1m, and belt loops.
only in lot reg. $8.60 'to
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and.
hcene-
-clear
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half
and
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fawn
green
s are
Sack.
cuff
$14.00.
seams
clear
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to
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Stylish Two Piece Summer
a yeey nide fabric; grey
The coats are
button Single-breasted
have ciiff,bottom
cut in•t e a es s y e.
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orily In -lot,$10.00
$7.90, • . ,
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Choice Two -Piece 'Summer
from alight weight
The shade is b.
with Stripe of brown and
through it. The coat
lined,. tkitee.button
have Belt loops
side ,hip and watch pocket.
only in this lot, reg.
at $10.90..
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two Piece Flannel:Suits;
with small stripe,
29 to 88.
0 Suits left, reg. $8.00 to
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Misses Mary ' McCaughey Ana Wilde
S hanahan ‚went to Lucan last even-
• ing so as to be present at a e'en%
which is being held there today;
Helen'h .
Miss I. Doherty passed her
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jun theory exam., in conneenot
with the Toronto Conservatory of
Mimic, taking . first -close honors in
all subjects.
Mr anti Mr F /1 Hall were In
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Stanley Saturday and Sunday e'' Vie-
the former's sister, Mrs W
f g , • •
14, KO% WhO hag heen-SeniCinSly ill.
for several weeks,
Pre:elder& FaIetnier of tem University
0 f Tereitto and brother -feeler of Et.
•GAndier of town, was one Ili thole
°bored recently iti trigiand, hay-
A been made a C. M. O. • .
G h • . H. .
hi' s E MoGrat and Mrs 11 J
* G.E.
;Gourley of Norfolk, Virginia,•visited
• flti • h IVI tr owes
e past week wit rs. . h
East of town of whom they Were
old friends in the South, where
Mrsgoat and family *sided for
several yews, On -Monday they left
for a trip through the Thousand, Is-
1...Ar ..t* 4LAN 14.4,...reiohoA twttociaw
is the time when you require
With: SWIM* jUst
We hate had a. big seasou
consequently a number
.. left We don't want
single summer suit over
seasom • .
benst let this opportunity escape.
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The will go guickly, so choose quwhIg.
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E moR IsH .cto HING. c
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