The Lucknow Sentinel, 1915-07-15, Page 2• •• r•o•
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pedal 5aie
f Ladies!: and Misses
'hite'Dreses
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WING to the coolness of the summer during -
June and consequent slackness in 88,1e18 of
Ladies! and Misses" White Dresses we havt
decided this early in July tt) place on sale at
vii,Veekly Store News Greatly Reduced Prices all of our Ladles' and
Misses' yVhite Dresses. , !hese are all neatly -
made with lace and embroidered 'trimming and the prices are clit from to to 50 per
rentor some at half'price. As this offer is made so early inthe season with practi.
rally ail of our warm summer weather yet to some, it offers an exceptional opportunity
to save money in this line. •
We quote sizes* revlar price and §:pecial %Sale price.
LADIES' DRESSES
8m 32, regtilar4.00..
Soo 32, 3.50,
Mao 34, " 5.00,
• Else 34, 41 2.50.
Size 34, " 4.00,
Sil‘e Up 2.00.
Shle 84* 8*0O
MO 36, 4.00.
Size 16, -40
• Size "
9e36, *5.00,
Size 38,
Size 38, . 4.75.
Size.40, " 3.00,
Sale rrice..;...,
SitiO Price ft • • drortor*
Sale .„
Sale Priee 4A1,11 •••%. .2.05
Sale Brice.. • • • • , • 1.80
Sale , 4.00 "
Sale Price... 1.0
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Sale Price. 4.114. ••••
Sate Price.. „, .„.
Sale Price .. . , .
Sale Price •
Sale "Prioe • „
Sale Pace, ,
. 2.00
l• a75.
MISSES' 'DRESSES .
Wlsolsolo
The Doetiniou Day ealehrostios !Irak
leery °a Thanalay of Wit week, turmoil
mit gait* a suootee is spite of threaten, -
big rade, *ad i dowa-pour juat after
soon whisk thoroughly dreecheeour or
or aye haiehrtal pima* what had gooe
iuto th• park. 2The belooaist who was
"%aged te make art iteeena, failed to ar-
rive, haVing. been deleyed by a railway
wreck. A big crowd. gathered in the
-park sifter the rain clouds hail cleared
away, to witness a game of itereene be-
tween the home team and the faMous
Indians from Brantford ltaserve._ Tiw
'adieus, though an agile lot, were alto -
ether outumfehed by the loud villite
men who iscored time after time until at
thitcloae the score atom' 15-41in their
favor." A number of very strong players
on the local team accounted for the easy
victory. The Indians were 'a, distinct
diaappopatment u lacrosae player, the ,
min being inch older than one expects
to fiee in ouch a ,game.A few of the red
Men played very well but the majority.
hen seen better dap. The same Indiana
ifnfre an eXhibition of war dancing in the
evening., Beside e thelacioase there wait
hisehall and football. There w,aa
grand olisplatof fireworksinthe even;
AS STAnYto FairnY...With enough
money. ;buried in the cellarof their home
to buy square Meals for a, year,the wife
and little Child of Fred Hodge, of COrric,-
were fonadon Satairilay to te„titarving
to death, wheb„, on Monclay,..'hiat; ,Apdge
'was arreated by Qffieer Phippen `atid
lodgedin jail here on a charge.. of negli-
gence and crnelty, 'Neighbors Say that
for a long time they have been ,carrying
in provisions thallodge, family, and.
it is claimed that of the food provided
the husband Ate the greater park On
Saturday authorities at, Goderich iis form,
ed Officer Phippen of the circumstancea
as Urea were 'known, and he made * trip
at on0P. to Oerrie4:11e found Niro lifidge
and. the youngest child in a state of col-,
lapse, which Pr, Wildfang, who aecom
Pained bins, said woe due to starvatioa,
'Hodge, when confronted by the 040er
with the charge of neglecting his family,
took-Phippendown'to the cellar, - where
he dug up a 'considerable sum of money
in bills, This, Mrs. Hodge explained,
had been lier liuShand's way of keeping
money for years. Wheoever he got paid
for his work as a laborer, she never saW"
any of it, and they had to clePend on the
charity of neighbore. There was scarce-
ly $5 worthof furoituro in house and
this, the vveman Said; had 'een giVOn' to
her. Officer Phippen Made a second
visit to the „louse and El, little dig.
ging in the 'cellar revealed more perfeet.
ly good euriency that Might have :been
used to tiny food. Ifedge is a man of
about, 35'with a!Strong tencieney-:de-
scribed, by people who know him as "re-
ugioU. 'Thera are four childrco in the
fat -Oily, three of whom managed, to re-
taio a certain amount of health in spite
of the irregularity of their meal . times.
It is Said,tliat Hodge served a term at
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Toronto aome,years ago for similar con:
aut. to that for which he is now,in jail;
12 yrs, regular 03.50 for $2.50 14 yrs, regular $300 for $2,40
12 yri., regular 150- for a.75 14 yrs., regular 3,00 for '2.25
1.4 yrs., regular 175 for. 2.50 , 16 yrs,, regular 100 for 2.40
only Ladiee White Poplin Watili Suit, size 34, Coat and skirt trinained with lace insortian and ere'eliot
tiuttons. , Reg. price 10.0Q, sale price.... . , . , , , , „. .$3.95'
T.,ADIEW MIDDY BLOUSES, fine white Cotton, trimmed with navy and light blue, special price $1.00
OUILDREN'S MIDDIES, $n white cotton and neat striped prints, neatly trimmed and extraTvalue at 50o,
Some Suggestions. for Men and tioys,
Whito Stepo voting Vol In, well made and Peat fitting, With roll bottoms and belt loolD• ' Price 3:
Ithaki-Blooniers, sizes 2.1 to 31, for ayes 6 to 15. Price 90c.,
Mipti's Fine gutting Shirts, with soft Whirs. $1.00 to 81,50.
Meets Fine Silk Shirts, extra quality, special $3.00.
lige...Cotton Joiseye, with 104g alcoves, navy and white and navy 'and cardinal. Sizes 22'to iiriee 25e
Boys' Fine.Wool 'Jerseys, long 'sleeves, colors navy and brown, ' at $1.00,
Boys' Straw Hats, newest styles, 3 specials at pO, 75 and $1,00,- Men's Invisible Braces, fine iitiality 50c.
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Men's Paris Garters, in black arid colors, neat and comfortable, 25e.
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LE OF WOMEN'S LOWSllOES-
few weeks ago °we put' on .a 8pectal sale of tan
shaeg for-rrien and it was such a success that we are no
going to give the ladies a similar opportunity. Com-
mencing 'Thursday morning we are going to run a Spec-
ial Sale of Oxfords and -.Slippers at prices that should.
-clear -out every pair. These are not old goods being
mostly this season's styles. All sizes 12,Y; '10 7. Regu-
lar prices were 2.E,O, 3.00, 3.50 and $4.00. Special Sale
Price, $2.29. See Window,
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With theseshoeswe offer a Hosiery Bat -gain in our
Ladies' Black Lisle liOse; silk ankle, sizes 814, 9, 9y
io. Regular price 35c; Bargain Price 25c.
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Sin ANOTIER OUTRA
Witata RETENGE
York'; Palk* Headquarter. Heil
a Nerrow, Estop* Lest Night
From Destruction
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Th y, July Silt, /91,5
New Yorl,, July 0--AnarchiCe, an-
gOred by the •conviction of tile smelt
who placed a bomb in St. Patrick's
cathedral, gave defiance to the de-
tective. force lad' night when thy at
tan4tc.4 to blew up Polies Hasik
quarters by exploding * lionfe[411
dynamite -bomb ',beneath the office* or
the Detective ,Bureau, Prnimite in
gas pip o contaiuing * time fuse omit
concealed in a. cheap anitcase wow
Placed la the Moor of a basement arcb.
way ma the „Centre ;street Cde about
20 feet from Grand 'street and 'the
cornerstone of the building. At seven
minutes to 2 o'clock iite- bomb explod-
ed, anundaing all ot the w„ndows011
that Aide of the bulldog, redncing a
**lee-inch:onk door. to kindling wcod.
hurling Oaks and furpiture from their
position and showering clams 46 066
as powder for he feet both infoide and
outside of Use ui1dtng. Ttui windows
ou ,tb• opposite' aide or the street also
wore 'broltini..„. and Persene in tbe
Polios Department Were thrown from
their cliair• to the floor. Large Meta,1
singe whitieed 'through the 'air cut-
ting thiongh'ilodra, wio4oweand par -
Whine and comPletelY wracking that
Part of th• baintgult whereottia' bomb.
had been' placed, No One was in,lured,
the block being empty at thi time.
Heavy IltlficlPs on the Windows of the
Detective BOW,. which were drawn,
saved two lives in the TOOM above
the n010,41014 although gloats e,
quar-
ter or an inch thick from an un-
covered part of the 'Whitlow &lowered,
areMul., them. One great jagged Pang
Passed the face et,* typist and tut
through a report. he Was Making out.
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Whitechurch
• —Tuesday, julY 6.,
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Fred Davidson made a trip- to
Tees -
water on Monday. ' ' - •
• ,-----Miss-Sturdy,f,f.Lucknowi. is_Mating.
at J. J. Johnston's.
CharierGillespici-of.--Seaforthr--opent-
‘ Sunday at his home.
Pte Charles Cuff, of London,
Sunday' in the village. .: .
Miss St. Johns, of Pittsburg,
visiting at fl.. Beecroft's. . mrs, E.
yotques, spent - ,,•, tlpent Sunday with thew brOthW
er dhatn
t the holiday in the village.,-'
- with friends in -Drayton. ....-W. ' ...,.. .. , ,.
vv Inece-- ‘Wno-irec'ently- parclialeed
Tom Penrose,. of Loridoni spent the '
another motorcycle with a side ear, had
''Week end with 1114 Parents' . ''', " the niiafortune to break the side car oh
Dan McKay made the parchaae of ' a Sunday evening.
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tiPg„te°11,„,.t13".,,,,.„,""!--°"A ad ,,°g ' ,,„ , ,.. - , ' /1.: ''''' Although 'we --have 'had abunclaneelif
.: Sines ineatputo WIS in, ',Loretto. iasv. ,raitc :lately; , MIT, Gillespie , tiorilizt1,111
Saturday With a ear 0 cattle. . . hoing hts ittari sprinkle our streets three
rte,, Ruscll Afoitity, of London, anent, , timea a day—With buttermilk. ,
.Doni forget the picnic to beheld near
the 10i1i bridge ort„Fritlay not, , under
the Auspices Of the Whitechurch Literary'
Society. A.good titian is expected'. '
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Au accident which happened'on Mon.
day of last week which aid not reach
the reporters it title to be 1)41)110110d in
tile-IA.0 *sane of this .paper and which
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spent
Misses Annie Roach aUd Razel Cam-
,
erom Crollingwood, spent, the week
end with Dr. and Mrs, White.
Quite a nuMber from here toolt'in the
garden party at Larigakie on Tuesday
evening -and -report ti geed -timer-- — -
Misses Bertha, Etta, and -Agnes Mc.
alittMessrs.--W;I: Arsceti. and- -It-
Mowbray motored to Pine Point on
Stinday.
• Messrs:Davis Martin, of Caledonia,
18 arid:Charles Martin, of Wingham Jct„
Ottridity*With friends in the village.
We are,'glad report MO. Sporting
• is recovering from ho recent illness.'
Miss "Ethel Breckenridge,. of Ripley,
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is visiting with. Mr, and •Ire, *Walter
'Miss Douglas, of -Toronto,• is visiting
with Ur, and :Mr*. Prank Zenry thia
‘v°611,`„,...' ... ;great)y marred the' pleasure a. the day
;1'. *Newton, laleictiOW$ lOriner•Veather for At least a few of those Who took ' in
at No, to school,: was in the ;village on the, Halloo" picme held on Mr. Devidson's
the let. ' hint, ' It appears that ft ot young.
Whitechurch was fairly', well tePte.: Indies of this neighborhoed were about -
scrit,ed at the celebration: in "Wingtiam to 'enley themsMvea telhettilt eap-atity
*On the lst, . . ... in the TOW host 'Daisy", Which had'teen-
' 01'rank Vaiiner' tett- 011 Monday for , geonred for the occasion, but, "Daisy"
London, where he Jatends to enlist .for mot Imo., been . ottue.le. by a .0orman..
torpedo, tor she 'itiodenlY Obtrierged
OVertleaS •Bervice. . ' ., , . . . . . 4 „, i • • 4 • ,...
' ' taking the young males Ivan net, irer-
' A number °toad. Pellowa from the 1
. . - too 6 y, ey u 4: ea •,y is young
tillage attended decoration 401=0; In 1440 who :was hoar by, and' who hurried
BrxisSole, SutH10 ititern°4411` ".,i' ' I dont to tliiir libuieS, rattier wet.,: btit
MastersWi
If and llie wrelea.von; little WOrS.5 for their experienee with the
'of Lucknotvi are 8100*, 4 few days , :ciao row boat. They sa9 Ws wellthat
:with their aunt Mftli CuYleri ' ' I cods well) bat itidgmAy tin.). direction
Mr. Calliphelkot reISIII orgdtoZot'Og the gray driver Ina inbber,tired ug tik
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the 0, 0; 1,0 lvtih in' the Village Titeldv ; taking smut, we are .k'd to bellOVO the
04 Weduniolof of last week, . ond,is not
Kintail
—Monday JillY 5th
Miss Pearl Grithn returned to ))etroit
to_dtty,
Jack Stiles, of Chicago is at pre ent
inho .BobaitbnioSfy Wt:3;viA se aL eSaunni d:r37. visitor at the
rionnt1.2---A girl's brown coat.. Owner
can get it by calling at Itintail P, O.
Mrs, Ferguson, of Amberley, is visit-
ing her daughter, trs. Dick McDonald.
"Earl you are awkward. -You want' to
keep on the level and go like
Miss Drina Thain, of Teronto, is
spending her holidays with friends here.
Miss L. Griffin, of Ooderich, 'pent the
holiday with her sister, Griffin,
Misses Ethel and Olive Eilley, of ,.ne-
troit, are, spending their vacation at
their home here.
Mrs, Ronald . McKinnon, 'who has
spent the past 1,veek under the 'parental
roof, returned to her home at Parkhill
on Wednesday,
--One of -the biggest and meat success-
ful picnics held by the 1Cintail baseball
team and Women's institUte was held at
Lake View Park' on Dominion Dan
hundreds of people being present. 'The
weather was ideal, A program of sports
of various, kinds was carried out, • Ball
prima were won by LochalsIn-
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OW1'111'40 NAVAL FIGHT
eteeka..arn Reports 'Russian nnacelo
In Sea Battle Against Garmana
Christiania. July 62—A 'naval battle
between Russian and Getman- 011•10P
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•has been fought eft ilethidud,.... south-
east of Stockholm. The battle lasted
throughout Thursday night and Friday
forenoon and there Is evidence.
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that it .was or a sanguinary character
from residents 'of the island who ob-
served a swell part ot the action.
Throughout the night:- the sound Of
heavy firing disturbed the inhabitants
of tile Swedish island, aria early -on
'Friday ,warships "-were- observed ,lii
,Lzugarn harbor. 'Heavy firing was
heard intermittently and at 10 .o'clock
four .0rUief3114 were observed 'elesslY
etigeged near the island. • Later a
German' ' torpedo 'boat with many
Wounded, aboard Steamed into Kat-
thamMsvik. A German -torpedo boat
is ashore at Sherry an.1 the bodieri
of 40 dead German sailorshave been
washed ashore there also, A Stock -
helm despatch stares that the German
mirielaying ship •Albatross- is aonore
tiff tb.e island after 'having been Se-
verely battered by fire from Hussies
Druiseni,
oeMtn returningidi1.16,n,:Yfftrehowel daysPe1 .1tedr, '16-ts'h:lvorh:1homes .c afterra(n'ct
"The Younf feefire'i Guild Sunday
NV116106 she intends taking a Course in .the
University, .
Bend, •• lett 1,0r Toronto on _Saturday,
interesting aper Ori "Malting Life'
evening VAS taken by Misses Alba 1176x
and-tilirt-Mmersouy'-who• -gavc,a,--very
Topic "Seeial Settlement and Fresh Air
Worth 'While.", !rha,inecting next.Suri-
day evening ia in charge of Mr. Parker.
' (Intended fOr last week)
Henry Farrell is buSynarVesting a
finnihirty:six.itcre crop -
AlieSS.aladYs•-tratrilin --Loadony is.
visiting her cousin Mrs: M. D. Viaddun.
.. :Rev; Mr, Oiteu-who is -camping' at
Druce Beach ivill preach at Bethel next
sundayovening.
Damon itddreFlol. the .Laague
at Bethel on Sunday evening. All were
delighted to hear
The baseballmatch on Saturday even-
ing between itlowerdale and Pine River
teatiis was odraVionto a ClOSe dui -in g thd
third innings. Dor' boys preferring de,
foot rather than ir,justii;e.
WM. Staith ia making extensive
rovementa to his barn. Janie Creech,
m: Dell, Mr, Cameron, Tilos. (latish
and Ad. 'McDonald have all raisea their,
hams -find pat foiindationa under them.
Mere iniprovenients are being- made.
than We have ever seett iTt dines of peace..
Are wo downheattedi No. ,
Mr. E. E. Ilveringlinin left on; Mon -
'day fethie honie in London, test web:
lie has been placed on it.Oirellit for the
new conference year. He' is 6, young:
man of splendid ability and good itt•
,111tOneot 'daring his pastorate on the Beth,
was very popular wi
'old,and young and lave:; with the hl t
'isIa? of All for sixekess in hie new eld
of labour&
tirey s Corners
Lochalsh
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• ertainly a New Way of Business '
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.',New ;York, July tn.A.'Themes
who shortly will be in Toronto wlth
regard to, furtheibig ninnition. • sup -
piles, sneaking of his eacaPe from the
Lusitanin• disaster, said tb ere. had 'been
h`tOrieo going that it was due to divine
deliverance .in order that he, could
011 _this more important mission.
ba.ve, received a number , of 'letters
from ' clergymen telling me they thor-
oughly believe thfs to be the fact.
They- all end -with a 'finanCial -state-
ent of their churches , and niik for
mall con.tributione
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• • J_nly
Kennie?PerriSh ,ete spent the l'at, of
in GOderich.: - •-••
,Elyvoed'Dreifimu Called op his friends
On-tbis-line
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Ewart J,anneson made a pleasant trip
trip to itrpiey.on the lat.
,Jas. i. inwier'vmied hs •Brush street one day 'not week. ,
Mrs, Jelin Kennedy, of Ilitirea, visited
her sister, Mrs Gee, Drennan, lalit Week,
•Mr.• and Mrs, Frank Mc_ltitost, of
Luckno w, Visited With Mr. Mari li/fra.
Drennan on the lst.. of joist.
Everyone freer . the „ Cortern:Aaalt-,:in_.
the picnic at, thelakte on'Dorrilnifin Day
and all report an enjoyable time. •
David Little hoa returned from visit.
ina_hia. brother, ,titn,ot whitefish,Uont4,
1.whOlies betiri-tOteusly:Ill. ant his'inany
friend's are gaz to hear of his reedvery.
kneMy Censor Mali,
London,, British,„ 00116c
eign °tee cortimenting on the allells4
-tions., that the Swedislt,,mail stearnerc,
Bjoern. and Torsten had been 'capturt.
ed by the GOrnit,413 and that mail from,
'Alniffiit and Sweden had been openeor
nnd the contents censored, says:
"This has been ; ,esta,bliabed .beyond
;doubt and 'it, deeirablo under ths
eIrcumatanees that it be generally;
known in Tiovi of the. Wide Publicity
given- in statement* .1rOm...„ (lertnen
•sofirces that the 'bags had been re-
turned to the' Swedish, atitherltlei
opened." ,
--Tuesday, july 0th.
Mrs,,Ilnderick Mete/mart is Seriously
iil tit present •
Mrs, J It. McDonald. is better after
he! recelt .
, IL, alebeoil le as 'titers engaged aa
teacher' for the coining torta, • .
Miss Dean McLeod. retorned to her
boine in itinlogel,
Mrs. Sohn lifeartie has returned from
Iticluninid Hill where, She WAS ' visiting
hol4ister, Mrs, Melton:tie,
The Loehalsh team lied, a -, ,,winning
Week, On Titesday, the .tptli. tuey de.
of end tilde ii31414:113e6ybrblilto,hyeelidette role( Idbre0h, estIndd. vilitiniti;sirige. Edna and amn onat4Tfifis,n6:1;t4)*.i0IoadlY0 ar
or, defeating leteknow 7—& -and. Ripley
winnin valuable stick pine Mise 1,11 lizabe_th.Ituthetioral Liu.
presented by,A, oininittee to the, will- Vinod,. is borne for per holidays.
ning team, -Toglight they play &nest. IvInsen. Jack moottife and chttlytil,
dine „in Loclisish. IT they win they esti mnDonnia were in Godttielt over sttn,,
eiose their season with a very good 're. day*
ligving beaten Annie of the best ..188,000,14 abotott who tits been
teams in the Surrounding Vlueli,
th,t,tduitoi.,1;,1411:vitit it:nheptiorttlIttpiel:Ittutztoontt oloo at Mr'
fOtlifYi24 kola
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Olivet
----Tu• esday' July -5
John Coiling of London visited
relAtiveS on the 4th for a few days.
" Henry Campbell is at present visit
ing his dater in Michigan, who is ill,
. onDiris SENT-4W.PlIONE are
AS promptly attended to as it, you'
brought 'them in person. It saves
you a lot of time and trouble., Do„
•not wait till lrouta,e able to 041,
that. 'order now. Our
:umber 41 10.
ere are some o! our Special OfferS.: this Week
Klenzo Polish Mop, reg.
price, 1.Z, for z.00;
Steel liarrtirte.r, guOran-
• ted, 50c, ,
Cartiorunclum -Mower;
ife Sharpener, 7 C„
Guaranteed 1-1a,nd Saw, $1 15.
Pure Paris Green, 3oc. lb,
Nickle Tea Kettles,- No.
9, $1,35. '
14 qt, Gr. Pish Pan, 29c.
qt'Gr Sauce, Pans, 20e..
5hoe :aennTWrappeilsrli,ag6rnuagfor'tFr, 0nitColanders,1.
Grraanitee I)P'Pe
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STORE TtlAT NEVER D1SA.PPOINTS
ONION,
:A.',nuinlier of the St, Helens' PeePle
attended the turieral6of the late Peter
Torrance yesterday. •
, Miss Lillian Clark'. of Toronto. also
Miss May Cameron, of Godericli, are
home for'theirvacation, '
Mr. 11. Robinson SPentiA reW days in
Amberlei before returning home to Per.-
gus for his holidays.
Mrs.',11flePliersou and daughter, from
near Guelph, are spending 04, few days
with her .weether, Mrs..11ugh McDonald,
• Messrs., Jim and John Miller, of Fer-
gus', Mr. Torrance, of Toronto, also flurry'
forrance and Jim Miller, of 'Ineknew,
called at Mrs, John Miller's, an Tuesday, '
°levet garden party is to beheld on
the church grcuncls on Thutsday, Jaly
'
'Misses "Aura and Rena Cobing
vent a few days. wit h. relatives in
'
Mrs. Charles Alton, of Lanes, spent
a few days with her „motlierf 5,1.1rs
Henry egniphell.
'lower(' VieGuire, cf Stratford. Susi
noes College, is spending, the holiday
at his home int the '
Clarence Aridge anci. '1Vfisses Irene
Bridge and Gertrude Worthy, of the
South Line, spent Sunda,y at W.
8mith's
Miss S Y:',:MeTitvisli left for tueTph
on Satitclay, Wheres.o W... f ir
„. a s.X
weeks' Course in gardening bortitul
tore, etc.
Chester Wilkinson teturind
home from Albert College, ,
and spond the vacation ,witlin his
parents, Mr, and Mr. W.11.
8011. ••
• Olivet Scliool held their
plonk Point Clerk on Tbur'sdey,
July .Tho weather, wee ideal and
a splendid time' *46 enjoyeit b all
those .who attended it,
t. Helen
Miss Elizabeth, Miller, of Edmonton,
is home for her. vacation, 'Also Mr. and
Mrs. Rob. Miller, and child, en, of Chin-
ook, Alberta, are home for the summer
months. •
St. Helens iws, well ,represented in
Dungannon on the evening of July 1st -,
a Garden Party beitigheld there, also a
ball game between St 1161ens and Dun'•-•
german., St. *Helens came home victor-
A -number from here attended the
barnraising at Joe 'Diekenson's Wed-
nesday of last week. -
Paectanssivn Paining, --- A 'drive'
whiCh your reporter had along the 4th.
line, revealed a nuniher of improve-
ments under way by the ',prosperous
farmers of that locality. Chas. Thomp-
son has put a wire fence along the
east side of ,the graveU. road. Mr.
Whytock is repairing the residence on
the MeXague farm. D. McGregor
has extended his barn by one bent to,
the west, and llobt Keith too has en,
larged his barn by an addition to the;
south side. X. "Mackenzie has sub-
stituted wire for the old rail fence it'll
front of his farm, and M. Brown_ irc.
arranging a new driveway into hit3
farm. Further west John AJleKinnon
has bet'n dein. some ;ire fonein,,,,,, along
the road and, rias made a big start in
the way of clearing up the swamp on
the front of the McMillan farm. Alex.
Ferguson has enlarged his barn by ex, -
tending; the, wing 'fa the South.
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returning hone. Tao hoatess received •
a. number of beautiful gifts, showing the
'high esteein in which she was held.
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Culross Centre
—Monday,'5th•
'Mr. N. Dunbar visited .frieri'dsin
Mr.. Jaines.MeLaughtan ,has Moved
into his. honer; on the Clark farm.-
, Richard ,Guest, 1 of Kingarf,
Visited friends here' one a last week.
, „ , , „
A few,,from,here Spent a•- successful
deyfiShing,' Silver' Lake on _Friday
, .
Mr. and Mrs. Joe '0 nest. s Petit a few
days last week with friends at 'Dun ,
, .
and M-ra, ,Tee -Diekengen.'"Spent,,
Sundayatthe lionie of Walter .Day..-
- •
John lioia;- of con: 10; Ititiloat,==,
•fAtiritiayed at the. home Of Mr.. Albert
Thompson.
at,.Langside Garden PartyonTtieedity.
Juno 29th, • •
Xi,: and Mrs. 'George .Richardson
,spent 'fa* days last week with-friend
near A.rinow.
Theact.wbo 'attended'. the -1staof- y-
aelebi held in. TifeaWaterr, %pert -
an 'eajoyable day,
nth, )10Qtestie'et bee
(drewe
• —Monday, Xiry- 5ffs
„ Mts. Tate of the -west is visiting her
Sister; Mrs, Johri
A1,16g Lizzie Xeown of Detroit, visited
her cousin, ,..,N5rs.41,..,Carilia.
Misses Annie and Ida AreQuoid are
visiting friends neat ltintail.
Misa May and Min. Shackleton are
holidaying at ,their home hen,
Mr. Soho Ryan of Goderich, 18
visit-
ing his aunt, Mrs. John MeriarY,
Min May Menery of Shepardton, is:
'visiting her cousin, May 3/lenary,
Miss Lily Curran ef Rain lton%
spending her vacation other
. Quite a number attendedthe pleine
herd at 'tinfoil on Dominion Day and.
all report a good
8. S. NO. 6, Rixtoss. .
V --A, Lockhart.
H. MeIntothiI, McIntosh', Ada MeitaY!,
Ala Meltay
Jr. III -11, McDougall, H. Lockhart,
Sr, McIntosh.
'Sr. X--4. McDougall, L. ties.ton
O'Brien, G. Iticliarda.
* missed exams. . -
11. A. McMillan, Teacher.
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