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CUERIKIES ITANTER. ,
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harries. Blme% Currontq. Plutas and ReacUes- '
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90 on sale FRIDAY and SATURDAY at unlicatdof prices. Without doubt, this is the biggest
MRS. 14- ROU ITiLl)(M. Rostan St.
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111 rgain ever offered4 120 In the lot, sizes 32 to 40. New st les,every one. Regular value from
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"at, sPecla)ist, will be at W. S. R-
HolmA6, Wpdned
DrupWasses
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dealness, vatarrh and failing eypsight
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treated. Hours 0 to 80 p.m,
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FAINTED,- Mrs. Boyer, of'Tor-
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BArgains'in Cottons. and.
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Satteen Dress Goods, 8c.
did not rally for some time, which
caused somealarui,bat but iscow her
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,&bout 100 yards fancy Dress S.Fatten's,
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A. GOOD MUDIUM.-Last week
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In a very few minutes foozzi the time
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in Cotton, we are offering for the unli of ji-ily only, .
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sold, The Nxiv RR.L is read by the
masses and is elfective.
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a-4-in.Factory Cott6n, reg. 'Eoc, for .... 8�c
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HOUSE OF REFUGE.- Mr. R.
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40 -in. Factory Cotton, re . 1:ZZ1c for.',.10c, . *
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brought a load of interested inmates
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to the L 0. L., celebration here on
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1%c Crash Towelling for ............ � ...... .10C . .
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Black Satteen Undefskirts, 98c
Monday, One jot the members is in �
his Olth,year, .Q4 very one enjoyed the
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proceed ngs of the day.
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17C Shirtings for �
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� NEWSPAPER SOLD. -The Walk -
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the County of Bruct. has'
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15C Shirtings for ...................... !-4- .. ...... I 2 C , ,
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McConnell, The new will
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ale ssession at once. 'Mr. A,,. W,,
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11'apsbeen ge.zatted postmaster of !Valk.
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The Owen'Sound T imesof last week
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. $i. 2,5 Ladies' Patasols, 98c -
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that towp on Dominion Day,
trophy rent to the Clinton rink skipp-
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t. 0 S. Dowding, a'gentleman
1. 35c Mull for ...... e ................... ................. p,2�sc -
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- I bone handlesi 11 1� . f 8c.
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whiose splendid reputation in amateur.
sp6rt iii Owen Sotiud. requires no com-
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JC 36 in. White Flannelette for ... � ... ,.xoc .
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J IRNE 1000-Tbe. highest
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maximum
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showers occurred on the 4th, and
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17-th., Fall w6eat heading. out on the
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I ABUNDANCE OF PEACHES.-
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gara arid E,;!3ex fruit districti,we learn .
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that the peach crop is the Jargett ex-
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old Htir6n,the peach crop. ii abundant,-.
in many indtiqtries are - being.
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. burden it bears. Raspberries' will
Also be a gbod crop, so consumers
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V i UNE - Last Friday
. LAIIGB 'r N RAL
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afternoon the bodv of -the late I -I. B,
Kerr.was borneto fts lastriestiak pi -ace,
. The ,CiLizens Band Jed, piaying the*
Furlliiral,14 arch, the Wcr,dmen 61'tho
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Plaeliand
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di§t Church conducted .th*e services
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both at the house andgrave. Agreat
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number of citizebs-drove to the come-
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A MUSICA L TREAT. - 8nnd&ylast,:
m'orniffigh'13devining, was a, nitisical
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J; T. Curtis, k former teacher in Morris
Township has been engaged as 1�rin-
NVile,%tie0ourfial ofjuly 8, 1009, kiv6s
the following appui-A of the.wedding
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-davat.Wesley �Church. - In -the morn . 4
inj the audience -was df�lighted'td -bear
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�. Six months -of 1909 have gone.
. I THE harness shops close e V, ry Tu'esi-
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, : TEiE NEW ERA pressf,s for good job � day and Thursday eveni)38S., .1 I
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cip,al o0he Soaforth P4blic, School. .
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of- Miss Coupta6d, second daught" of
Rev. Mr. Uoupland., ,formerly Alethod
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the fam Mar vo ie� of Mr.X 6rinan LF611-
jff6, whosemusiml.falent has placed,
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1. t T.HF, tax assessor thinks he has an .
, Friday S the.()Vuh�
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PASSE, D IHE EXAMS. - 'Wo. are
pleased 'to. announce that Aliss
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dist�mlnister at''Londesboro and
'Auburn, and the. many friends' will
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him in -envy wherever he:. has siAng.,
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Thil choir also appe tred to be -in their:
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�' ex�use for being a pessimist., . 16il had ,them all eidan6d offfor the
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join in wis I and. hat, ht�&.
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Dand' muph, happinos#:-_�A very
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sacred-pr6grarn was rendered consist
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I back yard or vacant lot yet ?. 1 MRS. H 13. KERR and f4mily vish to
ful in passing'ber .junior exitminatibil.l..
.in contiection WiW; the ..Toronto con-
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I d" ve took ., a I ce, in the
It odist tir� onJu 'Ist at high
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ing of'solos,byAln'N.Jollifte; quartettes
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by Xes*i IN", ind E Jolliffe and.hlefisr�
�;" COBALT should know that there is - express. their appreciation of tfie',kind'.
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A silver lining to every cloud neas shown them during their. recent
ser,v4toty of music held At I 6rth,
Web Mr.`George Pears,in. has',been
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noon, w. en Ilifi secon dau' Cer of.
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the ev. and -Airs. . - � Ou and'. "
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R91d4ndB:)NVlesand antheinsby the
choir. The church wai'crowded to its
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HAVE you renew9d your Su6scrip- . . . . � . .. I .
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suadessf al in passing Theory
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examination with'kilret-Class Hohvi�s.
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of. a ford. I he chu wa:s tastgftil�
utmost capacity, . . . . � I .�
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. tion to the NEW BleA f6r 1,909. In our itim relating to the marriage
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� , I TnE geaforth Lawn BovOling tourn. I of. Miss Elva Potts and Mr, Win. B, I
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SUCCESSFUL EXA Us. -In the re.
ly decorated with a ba;nk :of ferns,
6f different Species,- forming a baok-
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* AN OMISSION.- In our i;eport of
the miniites of the recent meeting of
I . ament commenced on. Wednesday of - Whitely, we should t have, saicr the. I
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this week, I I rnarriage t6ok place At the - paraoriake
cent theory examination with �he Lon.'
Co�nsbrvatory of: Musi%- ,,.Miss
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'ound in the cout-te of -the auditorium
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tl�je ferns rising to -the holght.of sieVe'p
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, Pul)iic Sch6ol-Board, we ornmitte&u'll-
intentionally, the following. motion,
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4. THE Statutes otOntario fo�1,909 have
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' ama,:PlumsteeL
ho'nori in Junior History and also-, ob-
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-whiefiwas .j;iade at the Ji ne meeting, ,
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and held over until J tine 11), owing to
I o been received. They, make a volume I
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. : TftEWinghsm Union Stifiday schools I
.tained her Intermediate Sight Singing.
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Miss E lva Wiltse also won Frist-class
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t were7,4en 'bouquets 6f'wbite roses,
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enable the B( to give the matter'
THE business man who.studies hnw
will run tbei0popu lar annual excursion
honors in Alfilloi History and , Inter-
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161'a"Itn,geir the guests were decked with
full consideration. 11 Moved by T.
I to make the want adsincreasingly use-
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business
from Mitchell to' Kiticardine.on Wing.,
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Sin d*Ronors in
wediateSight , ing- an .
steeamers -of white ribbon .attached
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Cottle, seconded by' S, Xemp that
� In] to him is a good man.
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bam's Civic Holiday. Thursday,, July I
Primary Practical Harmony. . Bot,
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we resingle the - Public School with
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22nd. The G. T. - R. will .,run .t,wo
arepu0ils of Miss Sybil-Courtice. . , -
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carnations. At, eight minutes ,to
best galvanized stee! shi gles loss,the
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ing burdock hedges would only. 'keep -
special trains on that.date, calling'at
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toWerand,ibat we advertise in the
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: all intermediatef stations. ror.Ume,
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A GENTLD GA,MB.
(Sister .if the bride) dressed i6 pink
local papors'for. tenders for doing
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fares :and all, particalaiyap see large
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G6derich 8�ar, of last weeik.has the fol.
mull triEnnied with valentiiennes. lace,
same,; the. following �speclfications
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, fjp any of our readers have anything
I 1br sale why not try a small ad in THE
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lowing to say about the baseball game
played there on'tbe Istof'Jdly. The
tookher.s6at-at the instrument,'and
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'. the - siains � of Meridelssohii's'
March the 'guests
govern the work. Tender to be ad.
Arbased to -Secretary of the board l6wr
. � NEVrKRA. It wilt'not cost much, and
� will likely find a purchaser.
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this week about a dozen boys of Clin-
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league game was one of the befit that
c6u ied ddiamond in Goderich.
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cepted."' Vhe ooritvactoi'toremove 611
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�, Ira Brice, who was sent up toGoderich
ton Y.'. M. 0, A.., lof t for a ten day a
summer camp at Iron Springs,on Lake
Huron abolib se*en: iniles South of God-
lv,�tihotearpa were in excellent shape,
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each individual VA'ayor was out to wlb.�
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Was then ushered to the front where
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the old shingles, cover � board with -one
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Fly p)ain',building paper, lapped not
es� t�an two -inches,. furnish - all gal-
. , on the charge of setting fire to a hotel
. � in Hensall, was to have come off last
erich, L. C,. Fleming,, County Secre
tary assisted b,v others Win charge of
ed on either side, while *the pitchers
and c&tt3hWra were .much above the
Clock.'
W . the bride, leaning on the arm
of her father, was led to her place at
.vinized shinkle bridie roll'and gutters
not less than fifteen inch& wide, all
� Tuesday,but wag adjourned for a wo6k-
i -WuEx home' The
the caurp. A goo.d'time will be: given ,
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avera q. In the first it looked as
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daintily r Dbod 'in cream volle,.
material to b6 of the beat quality and
you buy -buy .
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victory,but the "Sunsee' team worked I
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directoire style. trimme4 witb Silk
done in a. wo4manlike manner ,and
made perfectly water tight. The ,
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I i ity. And whenyou buy of home mer-
INJURED IN.VERNALLY- The-
P. A. express ran off the track neAr
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to strict si3lence and the score a t the
fintsb stood 2-5in favorof Goderich.
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embroidered net and lace.- She wore
a lobg'briditl veil eaughf up with
blossoms,
.trustees to furnish all necessary sheet -
i ng' boards that uirty be required', Yea,
i! ehfiiits tell thent.you saw their Advert.
Alton, on Monday fflght, several Pass-
The distinct absence of the "band play"
orange ana carried ashoWer
Moore,. Cottle, Kemp ;. nay, Hall,
I isement in the NEw ERA. .
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engTrs verybadly Inj ored,among them
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the Commercial Hotel. Arthur, who
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ing'to the large crdwd �of onlookers, In
faethwas apurelykentl6manlygarne,*
houctliet of roses and fe�ns. The Rev.
. T. B. Coupland - �eri(irmed the c6te.
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mony in a Most impressive manner, -
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AUTONIOBfLE CONSTABLE.-Mv. HIGH COURT SITTING..': -The next
Soa. Davis, of Exeteri has been" ap, Sittings ot the Couit for thiG
pointed Auto4iobile Constable for the county will 1,e .38Hfi091h1ows-.-J ury cases,
Summer months for South Huron by September 27th, Mr.. Justice Clute;
the Ontario Government. * It is his non -jury cases, November 29bh,. 'Mr.
duly to keep tab on, all atitomobiles, Justice Magee, . .
their numbers, Speed and the general -
actions of the drivera anJ reporz; same IS THIS V OR YOM, - We have on
to the authorities, He also has certain our list a number of subscribers who
powers in regard to the enforcement. �re a year and Foome more than a yeAr
of the law regarding the running *of lit arrears for theirl,ubscription to the
the autos. I . . L NEW RRA, In many cases it is but ar,
oversight,. To the individual subscri,
AT -THE 131HAD OF HER CLASS.- ber the amount is small, but when
Xhe little four-yeak-old daughter of taken in the aggregate amounts -to a
Mr. Fred D,tvlel, of Ooderich, who has dopsiderable aniount of. money, and
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beeiiattending the kindeiga��den, re. this ruoney,We could we to advantage
turned home tbe.otber evening and ex. ,
A.. . - attliepieserittime. Wesbouldthere
aiming, -'Papa,, we have liad. exam- foremask our subw1bers. to' look at
inations tSday." On being asked if the lab@ls on their papers'. - am,d if
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she passed, the child. replied, "Yes .1 they are . not marked u we would be
think so." .,The teacher asked me. pleased to have their re it, nee at the
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whatone.and one were, and I said earliest possible inoment. By giving
t.wo. Then she asked what two -and this your attention you'will confer a
one Were and I said Shoe polish. The favor on,us. . I . . I
teacher said that woal4 do, - so I think . ' I
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I've passed. . . . . - I � THE VE PAV�-R.- And so Mr.
I . 1URRAIt FOR OLD HURON.- -doesn't like- dome of the thin 11 he
We notice by . the prize list of the' re-. reads in this newspsiper? Neitfer 40
eent Provincial show at Edmonton, we, , But he is At � liberty to pick:outwhat be does't like and leavo ihe res
Mr. Win, Tpir.*, formerly of itanley, foisome one less fastidious. ,.Does lie
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-was awarded 3rd prize to)? three, year . know whaih,t 6y call thQ man who sat
old Shorthorn bull, and Mr. J. H Mel- rh�t cl
lick, formerly of the t6wnship 4? down at a the Rss'botel dwilfirf and
was awarded Ist f r six month�,'Hay' b,ginnirg at first iter bn the bil
0 a - old.
blill calf; 4th for cow four years And of fare tried to eat every dish men blon
over, 2nd fox, two year old'beifiar' i Ist ed thereupon ? This newsps'per pre.
for beife� *balf ander six montlis; 3r.d sentq aVarled N1.1 offare , every week,
for. bull ()*f aliv a ., C, p It_ .but thera is no law. compelling -you tc
g gcb. a6d, the �. go devour every portion! of, it. Just pu.
aspecial for ull an , two of . his - i, aii -
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in the Shorthorn class. ' - . .- � aside what v6u don't relisli� and say
' ' . .. . , nothing. about iti And don't swear a,
DIED IN'TOPLONTO -."'On Blonilay the oditor. It's.b6t4wicked ivnd too.,
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Taylor, ol! Poitage - 19, Prairie, which * AN IMPORTANT DECISION�-A
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took place at Torlonto, on Sunday last,' ,,d cision 6f inip6itance iz�. muni
. M6 was handed out by ' the �ci� ol
I Appeal tit Toronto, Itiedfects it hol&
The circumstances of her death were Colir
pathetic cutting louii'wliat ilie-had , .
anticipated would be a pleasaiit re-' that nd'tractlon ongr e - - " , V
unio&. Airs: Taylor left her home laav * bridge. Withoat laying plq If one
week intending,to spend a couple of *M'k.�,fvill b(
I chargeable to the owner, of tbAngine.
m9nths.at.QlintoP.. At, Toronto. .she in the case in question "t
missed her train 7ebrinect,16a,-and there - . h4� Goodisor
. -Thresher Ooi,brought'wi�ctioriftsinsl
fore decided to remain.'over-in thp city the township- of McNabb for- dam
foe a few dayi; with her niece Mrs. L. age to an engine. -under eigQ tons in
114 Scot - t(daughte I r of Bit-. P uinmer.) ,
S66 was in the � very best of healtli weight by the collapse of a bridge,. 'Nc
arid -spirits and went -around to several. plank was laid,. but the plaintiff con,
pleasure resorts. On - Thiinday - she. tended thht- this was unecessary an�
I 'the only reason for laying - plsik wai
was origaged in packing her Valise, in to -
.order to resume her jot)rney toClinton. protect the floor bUthe bridge, Th(
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- ' �' ing plank, such an 6rigine'lias no right
rendered'. unbPuscious, , .and helpless b idg� .
thereby., A doctor . was sumrnoned$� ,and. must sufrer the conse.
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. but appPiently lie could afford her no ' �e- ,e only. dismissed the
(I .i tL!s6 i ,but gave the -,town.
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been done for her aidi and comfoi � br .0. . . � � . % ...
*Slie wasr a wldow,' with five sons, Mid. . M_�
wosinher,72adyea,:, .She was a�dew-ll , . .. I . . .
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Methodist churebi' That she had antim I � .. � . . ,
cipated some s�ich ending as she ex- i. Celitrall'Bushiess Collpgeg- .
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jierienced,L is shown by the f-Act'that . I. - . . I 'Torqnto, Opt. ���... .
she had expressed a desire, In case . . . . I I .i
any -thing did, happen, that., a certain With tweow-two 3,emrs' ex))erieniee to �
clergyman hi� the city should . conduct. * C611090 is-recognired as
' . i1r 01 li" " cticaltraining school W.
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the funeral. servi666. Unfortuhatol V�i -.4t t-�iv 00-�e-`17 I 0. - .
he was not- available at the time. and 1, I . 1. . . I
Rev. Mr Johnston,pastor of'the Qaeen . Threedo-li'artments: Commerclal
St. Methodist Church, toriductedser- I 'J%aort44gd 4LU41 ,r,legraphy. I
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vice at the home of. Mr. Scott, on Sun- 'Otir elasqes are I be largf�.% oUr c011rge8 ,
day evening after which the remains . 1-nost ptactioal and onr instrdetors ex -
were taken to Portage la Prairle: for perienced.. Our.gradnftte� assisted to
interment, in charge of liar daughter 1. , . positions atid stiocced tt% none'others.
Eater ae*. , - Go& our 4ee catalogtio.
in-law,who had been summoded in the . . . I I I
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meatit3me. the many -friends of Mr." " Address IV,' H. $RAW, Pres,
Plummer in this vicinity will sympa! i - I., . .. .. I
thisewith him in the bereavement . Yonge and Gerr&rd Sts., Toronto.—
which leaves him v6ith bat one sister . .., 1. I .. . I ...,
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was -severely. injured internalAys Tur. and this will do much. to elevate and atter v% ACU L 0 ride.and groom rorAr- Xj X1 %JV �m JJ .L � . Jr . P .
i , will )nake sowe of our young fellows - � . � .. .
.. sit up and take notice, you bet. This Branderberg wis formerly the' peo. encottrage base ball in'Goderilch, . ed to an Alcove arranizec! for the pur- There passed .away at' his- kesidenc6, 1. , , . I * . � I . - � . -
11 . prietor of the Oointnercial'llotelo Clin- I . .. . . 1. . pose, to sign the Iregistev frbha whence Ulinton, . Sunday night last, one farnil. I cludes every' kind. wantid for Man, Woman &id
I single ,blessedneal; style of life is get- � ton; and his friends here hope his in I ... . . ' . .1 they were escorted to the qArriage and iiily kuow�tito- inativ of 6ur altizong in I . I .
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� I juries may not tutn out bad, ' . TWENT-Y,Vlt,�Til.A-NNIVF,'�tSARY' ' w6re driven to the parsonage. Among the person of Andrew Ginn, in his'76th I - we make
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! The Women'% InEtitute will meet . � !-Mr. and Mrs Jacob Taylor celebrated . the many very costly presents were year, after an illness of solDe months. Ch'Id. .It is .a satisfactork,�tqckf because
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.. for a social af ternnon at the home of .the 25th anniversary of their marrikge noticeable a subfitant al -cbOque froin Deceased. was born in Von town. '
, . Mrs. Moffatt, on Thursday, July 22nd. 8PVA.X9 FOR ITSELV-The follow- on 3uly Oth at-thefti residence Town- the fathev oftho groom, at very hand. ship (neat Toronto) Lin IM, at which , quality a first consideration. Our* assortments -are.
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, see all members ing letter was receive by. . ,send Stteet6 The afffdr Was. 0, v ry Some clock front the 6rothe� of the ,place hewas first married to- V lorence 1. . . I .
.� We would like to . I . twd skip of the howle - ho won I . I L . L I :,
. -present. A. prograrnme ivi Leing ar. ding, pleasant one and enjoyod- by -all the bride, and two heautiful piecer, of " c' (It Watson,who predeceasea him 44 years -
� , the tro . tit wen 8 und on July, lot varied .enotigh.to please'a,ll classes,' and, pri.ces. are
� Zatiged for th�6, afternoon. the gde8ts present. At 7.20 o'clock glass from the National Drug Co. of since, from which union' five children .. .. . I. . l' I " I I. .
. I front , iikht� resident ok the 'thehapp toupleandalltheg6estssat London. The groom's ilft to -the were born to them. foui itill living. I
- . � ' reasonable,'enough to make buyin�. here a source Of.
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, MOTHERS of re4tiess stnall b6va,bome Owe, u down Wdid justice to & stimptaous bride was'a. beautiful peat and ame. being Tbomas,and Mrs. George* Burley, � . .
for the holidays, are reading up ,flints I . Owen Sound, July 8tho 1000 repast aftet - which unmdrons toif3ts theVst* necklace, and to the organist a. ,of DetroU - Andrew. of Clevelhnd,and 1. I . . I . �.. � .
� on firs-, aid to the inj ured." For the .
�, 0. -8. Dowding, E84., I . were given and'resoond6d to, and & John, of Olinton, 19, hortly after marr. profitable plmsure. I . .
LL next, few weeks they will be kept -busy - golcl chain And locket set with pearls. . . . . � . I . �
� , Anne bruises, extractirl Mangr.'Mol6otis Bank, - ,most enjoytt,ble evoninK wits' brought The beld ' of wa wn wits Of iage they came to Huron and settled . I I
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� I anointing gL colic I. . , � liftton, Ontario. 4 � to -a cloge by singing 'Aald Lang Sybe' i dove-gre I I k go to . I " L . I L
I I bee stings and nainihistorin I . � V, gropago'%totlj, with hat op-tho farm known as Lot 17, Con. 8, -and Valisies at Close
� t-heckers., � . I DO J I The lotter, siskned by, the The bride was t'ho recipient of many, I ivateh. The happy. couple tdoic t1le Hullett. Later he mavridd Miss Sussana. Tiunks .
� . lere,of the 5th inst. duly hailds6fifte gifts, Amtin�those p I . . .
� v 0 ,nAo I'll' ,regent evenin train .for Toronto, Montreal, Lee, also of Mullett, who has mln�ster. I I .
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WHET; a man iriSearch of a home ajailte. YOU I �11 tern points, 8 poss� I I I /
received, And I C&II" -that friont out of town were 11r, and Mrs. and,ot ter eas The people ed to his comfort as far a%.Wa I I � I
I business location goes to a town and ,,f V . Prices*. . �
, the Owen Sodad BowlinA Club appre.. 8 L Taylor Mr. ond Mrs Jos. TAylor, heatley join in ,t�ishing them ible, throughout his remaining days, . . I. . I I I
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I 111nds everybody full of hope and on., to very much the sentimetits of the Torobto-, Ar Israel Taylor. London,, Grod's 'richest blessings throughout and from, which union two children . I . ..
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I thusiasm. over the'prospeets of the I 0'a ckendon, Mrs �" B rick. (heir reside in weregiven then), being Airs, Harr . . I
� place be, too. soon becomes imbued.1 letter� The visit o# your rink was I Mr. N� ill Bri, life. They wi 1 ' s. David , I
voty much ,enjoyed. by our club, and enden, Mr and Mro Goo. V Brickenden Nvatford. Routledge and'Mr, - 9tpep, b% . . RM PA S WHILE VOb WAIT.
� with the spirit. drives down.his stah es . Al I of the members were very much London, Rev. John Xetincr who con- I of Clinton. Deceased has been a, rosi. . .
� omd goes to work with equal interof# ; plealiel to meet ft rink of such excel. duoted the coraraony 15 years ago Wits tabor Day, September'd, at StrAt. dent of 011uton for 21 years. The IWWA*011-04041-0 I , - I . . . . . I
unfortunately unable to be present on I 'ItVicin,
I ' . ford, will be a great athletic day,' Ai funeral was held to Clinton cemetery. VOVRS r�09 T119 995T POSSIBLt4 Sli
� OCCAMNALL'Y we receive earrespon. lent bowlers and good fellows general. .
Aence from neighboring PIM -PS With- ly. I trust that next year We.Will haye I Account of the illile6a of his wife. but usuii the Principal fet6ture will no the Tuesday, and attended by the entl'ie . . L % I .1 �.
- of entertainlug several Rev. T W Coseria was present and did I ,Aaeathon kme from St, MaPVs to family, excepting Andrew, of Cleve.
L out the authot's Signature. While, we_ ! tho pleasure ' b I i fi6itetl land The pall beavers were H. Hout, J10'% -Add&L
are always pleased to Y�colve such i Onki of Clinton bowlers. - ' all that was re(tilred of hitnin agrhce. Stratford, lit tiere will lie ,a I L I
news we caninot andertako to publigh ,1 With best wishes. I remain,, " fulmanner, Rr%ndNIrsTAylorleii,%Yefr�t(:eqoflOOv,Ardo,220yaids,41(lyai43a � ledge, 1). Ateep, R'. Snell', a, W. Ck)ok%.,L
. . . Vourg sincol-Alv � for the Old L%nd the end of the month &!',I I mile, The P020s are Over, better fie'n'ry Cook, and Writ, Hill, The Fred jack�uil,
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Itindly Sign their h6ftles td c0pyl Uot I . . NV. HAVright, for a couple of months visit. I i tEan those usually given, ,. floral tributes were Ver.r beautiful, _4 -
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