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The Clinton New Era, 1910-07-14, Page 1Y • 4, The v0A 46 10. 4 elmt n • CLINTON. ONTARIO THURSDAY JULY 14, 1910 rap W. H. Kerr & Son, Editors and Publishers Mies B. Waite, of Goderich, is visit- ing her cousin, Miss L. Tamil . a j �h'�. k`, and Mrs, Hugle and family visile ed her mother, Mrs. W. Stewart, on Thursday.• OF CANADA . Mr. and Mrs, Haggitt, of Constance, HEAD OFFICE, - MONTREAL visited her sister Mrs. Fred Gorbett, on Sunday_ N. and Mrs. Carter :have returned $.51000,000 from the West where they spent the past month. $$,900,000 Mrs. W, Stevens and Miss Elsie Brown visited Goderich friends one day last week. Mrs. Wm, Elliott and family anent a day with her mother, Mrs. Woon,of Goderich Township Geo. and Mrs. Cockerline. of "Tor- onto, took in the Huron Old Boy's Ex- cursion and visited relatives in Londee- boro and vicinity. ,Capital Reserve . Assets . . . $72,000,000 ,1255 Branches, and Correspondents throughout the world. Every facility for the transaction of Banking in all its branches, nterest allowed on Savings accounts at highest current rates. t)ounteous treatment accorded to all customers. . R. E. MANNING, Mgr. CLINTON !BRANCH Goderich A 6,000 -gallon car of oil has been or• alered by the town, to be used in oil- ing the streets. It is expected here on Monday, and an application will be made at an early date. The contract of painting the exter- ior of the court house has been given to Edward Lynn, of Goderich, whose tender was $270. The color of paint to be used has not yet been decided. The West Huron Leachers' Associa- tion will meet next fall in Goderich,on October6 and 7. The East Huron Teach ers' Association will tweet atOlinton on October 20 and 21. Mayor Cameron has received a com- munication from Hon. Wm. Pugsley minister of public works, stating that he expects to visit Goderich on Wed- nesday, August 10. A committee has been appointed for the purpose of ar- ranging for his reception. Constance Mrs. E. L. Farnham], and children are spending a week at Bayfield. May Glazier, of Stapleton, is visit- ing her grandmother, Mre. Cole, at present. Duncan and Mrs. Tudor spent Sun- day the guest of the letters parents, H. and Mrs. Stanley, of Holmesville. Miss Maggie McDonald returned on -Sunday after an extended visit with her parents at Staffa and other friends. Porter's 1111* Wedding.:-- At h i g h noon on Wednesday, 29th of June, a very pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Hall. Rutledge, when their daughter Annie Amelia Eaton, was united in marriage to Robert Geddes, of Toronto. the cere- mony being, performed under an arch of evergreensand ferns. The bride, who was given away by her father, washandsomelygowned in champagne voile, and carried a boquet of car• nations and roses. Afterthe cere- mony, which was performee by Rev. T. -A. Steadman, of Grand Bend, the guests, who were immediate relatives sat down to a splendidly served dinner The young couple left on the three train for Toronto and Muskoka amid' best wishes. The bride's going away gown was taupe austoye with hat to match. Among the guests were Mrs. R. J. Whitely, ll.,ucknow ; George Rut - and Mrs. T. D Rut- ledge. AuburnMr. Tichborne, Goderich ; Miss L. Cox, Kelso. N. D. ; Mrs. Jas. Thornton and Miss Lillie Thornton, Goderich ; Mrs. (Rev.) Steadman and daughter Eloise, of Grand Bend. The presents were numerous and pretty. Stanley ' . The heavy rains this week have re- tardeii hay -making. Mrs. John Butchart who was visit- ing her daughter Mre. Legg at Lyons returned to her home last week. Mrs. Chapman and daughter of At• 1 wood. are at present visiting at the home of Mrs. Ohapman's mother, Mrs. Duncan McKenzie of the 4th con. Dr. John A. McLeod and wife of Brooklyn New York are visiting at the home of•the former's sister. Mrs - IHobert Pearson, Mrs. 4Robt. Plewes, of Tuckersmith, Iwho has been visiting for . the past year at Moosomin, Sask., returned to home lately. She, accompanied with her grandson,- Mr. •'William Plewes, was visiting her sister Mrs. Hugh Mc- Gregor, this week. Hullett _H.. a a oat_.a_.Sne_one..n Adm 1 ar.._alcle -y colt. Chas. and Mrs. Manning and Mies Nellie Sundayed with W. Resit. Fall Term opens Aug. 29th TORONTO, ONT. Its unquestionably first-class in all Department. WRITE FOR HANDSOME CATALOGUE. Centralia The handsome residence of Mr James Walker, about a mile and a half " north of this village was the scene of a charming wedding last Wednesday,when Mary Ethel Beattie Walker and Fred Kerr, whose name is well known throughout Western On- tario in the gun tournaments were made one. The bride was dressed in cream, trimmed with satin and lace, wearing a necklace of pearls, ' the gif t of the groom, while the going• -a -way dress was brown silk, with coat and hat to match. The - ceremony was ♦q♦♦♦♦♦♦♦N♦N♦♦♦♦♦♦♦�N♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦.♦♦♦••N•• • • . The Morrish Clothing Co. • • i ORDERED CLOTHING - • - BEADY -MADE CLOTHING • • •t..l,.g•-i..p..l..l..p+.+++.+++++.1.4eF;' ++++-+•+•1.44.104• ••l -+++d•• +++++d•4: . T ,,,,, n n,lw • • W 4 For two reasons we are offering • 2. Special `Reductions in Summer Suitings. Z• • MADE TO YOUR ORDER. • . •FIRST :-We want to keep our staff busy until our 3 � Western orders come in. • 4 :% SEeOND :-We have too many Summer Suitings, Tha's the whole story ! It's short, but -it's • • ± welcome news to the MAN who has noticed • that HIS SUIT is a little shabby. . ♦. • performed by the Rev W H B9itt, un- der a beautiful arch of eyergreens inter laced with ribbons of pink and white. The bride's niece, Mabel Down,dreesed in blue, was ring•bearer, while her sister, Ella Ray Down, was flower girl, dressed in pink. After a rich der jeuner the bridal party left for Detroit Chicago and other paints of interest, followed by the good wishes of more than 70 guests. On their return they will reside near Orediton, Tuckersmith J. T. Crich is preparing to have the rural 'phone installed. Walter Layton is at present laid up with a bad attack of grippe. - ,A.. and Mrs. Etcoat have returned home after a pleasant visit with rela, tives in Manitoba. Dr. and Mrs. Holmes, of Cleveland, spent a few days with the former's brother, J. Holmes last week. • auburn The Annual. Flower Service in con- nection with the Sunday School will be held in the Baptist Church on Sun- day afternoon next the 17th at 3 o'clock. Special music and responsive exercises will be rendered by the scholars, and the Pastor will preach an illustrated object sermon. Special offering on behalf of the Sunday School, • Seatorth Wm Ament, left on Tuesday on a trip to the West. • . Miss Harvey, London, is visiting her sister, Mrs Dr Burrows, this week. Out of 17 pupils from the Seaforth public school, who wrote at the entrance examinations. 13 passed, 3 of these taking honors, Miss O B McKinley arrived home from Toronto on Saturday. She is rapidly recovering from her recent operation for appendicitis. Forbes Brothers, telephone contract J ors, have recently received a contract for the construction of sixty miles of telephone line in North Easthope. O R and Mrs Somerville. of London, and Rev. and Mrs Colin Fletcher, of Thames road, visited friends in town, the past week. They came over in Mr Somerville's automobile. G E Parkes, former manager of the Bank of Commerce, but now manager of the bank in Dunnville, was here this week, Mr Parke's family will spend the summer in Bayfield, The marriage of Dr R E Fisher and Miss Edith Bright, daughter' of A J and Mrs Bright, formerly of Seaforth was consummated at Aylmer on Wed- nesday. After a short wedding trip, the young couple will take up their home on James street, Seaforth. �_ • McKillop MCKILLOP .Uou CIL: -Council met at Calder's Hall: July 6th.. A By -Law for restraining and regulating the •runnin-at-lergge-of-dogs••in• the~ -Muni cipality of McfCillopp was read: and -finally passed and an Inspector era pointed for its enforcement.. The Clerk was authorized to advertise for tenders .for construction of the Hillen drain. Thos. Purcell was ap- pointed Inspector on the tile portion of the Nash drain. Charles 'eagle's report on the Bolton No. 2, drain. was received and he was ordered to make. the repairs recommended in report. Pathmasters are reminded that it is their duty to have all noxious weeds cut or destroyed to prevent their seed ripening, such work to• be done as Statute Labor and any Pathmaster neglecting or refusing to perform such duty is liable' of a fine from $10 to $20. All Statute Labor Lists with work• completed must be returned to the Clerk on or before 15th day of Aug- ust. - _ M. MURDIE, Clerk. Bayfield The Summer Resort! E1�iTR1i1VC"E EXAM[1V7#TIOAIS D McOorvie was a Sunday visitor in the White City. F G Neelins, Seaforth, Sundayed at Kilakee cottage. Mr and Mrs Colson, Seaforth, are camping at Bayfield. Rev. Mr Edgar preached for St. • Androw's last Sabbath. Mies Boyd the noted soloist of Ilamilton,is the guest oMMrs Johnston Mrs Geo McTaggart and family of Clinton, arrived at camp on Friday last. A number from Bayfield saw the football match at Brucefleld on Mon- day night. • "Busty'' Best, "Chip" and "Coney" Dick, Seaforth; are tenting in the White City. Mrs Birchell, of Toronto, returned home after a short visit at the home of Mrs Thomson. Rev. Mr Davidson has decided to re main all summer at his cottage in Westminister grove. Percy Couch, Clinton, has returned hone after spending two weeks at "kwityerkicken" cottage. Misses Belle O'Neil, of Clinton, and Helen Fear, of Seaforth, were visitors at Osocosy cottage on Sunday. A company of yachtsmen from Port Huron succeeded in putting Will Whiddons gasoline yacht into action. Miss Neelins returned to Kilakee cottage on Tuesday after spending a week attending to one of her patients., 'Miss %V Ballard, of California, and Mrs Wm Pickard, of Seaforth, are visiting at the Queen's hotel this week The Ontario St. Methodist church Choir of Clinton held their annual picnic at Bayfield on Friday of last week. Mrs W Pickard returned to camp on Saturday evening after spending a few days at her fathers home in Seaforth. •' The Misses Matheso Mrs Beacom, Mrs Howe and Mrs Ma0onnell, all of Clinton, are spending a• few weeks in Westminster grove. Leeburn Mrs: A. H. Ohitten returned home last week from Granton where she had been visiting her relatives for nearly two weeks. 1• Mre. 3.: D. arrish and daughter Elizabeth spent -a few days in Detroit last week returning home early Fri- day morning on the boat. • William Linklater left on Thursday morning of last week after spending a few days at his home. Mrs. Link - later remained here and is still visit- ing at her husband's home. Miss Winnie Shaw returned back to Toronto to her work on Monday • after spending her holidays at her home • here. Her friend, Miss Agnew, who ♦ visited her for a few days left the same • • morning for Clinton. • ♦ .----= Mrs Percy Couch left for the White 1 City on Tuesday for a short visit with her mother after which she will re- turn to her home in Clinton. Mrs Moss, Misses Minlue Pinning and Kathleen East, all of Clinton visited the' grove on Sunday. Mrs Ross will epend a few weeks here. Masters Clifford and HarveyHarland Clinton, returned home after spending a couple of. •weeks with their aunt, Mrs D MoCorvie at Klondyke cottage. Chas Kerr wheeled from his home in Ti sonburg, on Friday last, arriving at Idrleze cottage early in the even- ing. He reported a pleasant ride in spite of the heavy sand, new gravel and hot sun. Dr J. Stanbury and his son Douglas the greatest boy singer in the "twa kingdoms" arrived on the Huron Old Boys excursion on a visit to Mr. and Mrs Dr Stanbury parents of the former. Clan Gregor square was l he scene of another fierce conflict on. Tuesday, Iy,5th , when Ju the Zurich "Juniors" defeated the Bayfield "White Sox' by the unhealthy score of 16 to'6, In saying "Zurich Juniors" the writer makes an awful mistake, for the main part of the team, namely the pitcher and catcher, were seniors. This tells the story of the whole game. Our kids fought bravely, but what can an ant do against an elephant? -- In other words the 'Zurich battery simply walked all over the whole Bayfield team. The score totalled 16- 6 but when you consider the flirt that the two Zurich seniors brought in ten runs between them it makes it look a little better. Dr Smith did good um- piring for a while but a giny from the Dutch town thought he knew more about the game and so took charge. He was worse than the Dr and should have got the G, B. The• battery for Bayfield was Wilbur Irwin and Willard Sturgeon 'that' of Zurich, was Lee Kaufman - and Roy Faust. We wish our boys every suc- cess in the return match. • Eddie Miller, of 13, S. S. No. 12, Goder- ich and Hullett, wins. book offered by New Era The following is the result of the High School Entrance Examination held at Clinton and Blyth, At Clinton 55 wrote and 40 passed, At$lyth 29 wrote and 17 passed. Arithmetic was -the plucking subject. CLINTON - Honors Elmer Beacom Clinton Fred ll Ford George McTaggart Eddie Miller Boy's Excursion. . ton. n he ailorin .ilo.:. a eMoo , f_t .Re' ~�21-Tbert--•••Arnat�.-and-mEamily acamq. ��Z hn , A x T g here on the Huron Old Boys trip from. 011ie Mcllveen,of the Standard Bank Toronto on Saturday evening and• • 'Mrs, Geo. E. Pay, of Niagara Falls. stayed till Monday evening., Mrs. W .F, Cantelon and children, The meeting of the ' Women's . In- daug`bter-in-law of Mr. W. Cantelon. stitute was not a succeed, last Saturday Mrs W Downs, whose husband runs evening a; the rain came in time to a successful grocery on Queen Street prevent the people from attending. east, and her sister, Mrs. W. L. Mein. Miss Smillie; of Toronto, was here on Saturday to address the Woman's Institute meeting on Saturday even- ing, : but on a co u n t of a • heavy. thunderstorm the meeting was post- poned. The annual garden party of the' Methodist Sunday School was held on the parsonage lawn on Friday night, and was a great success. The White Dyke Band, of Olintcn,furnish- ed music during the evening, a good programme was .given, .consisting of readings,.solos, music etc., Rev. W. T. Percy and Rev. J. H. Osterhout, the pastor. gave short addresses. The crowd was very large, and the pro- ceeds were 5125, though the SImlay school children were admitted free. i .. .♦ Starting SATURDAY, July 16th, and ending 2 SATURDAY, August 13th,' we will offer the - 2 following reductions :- . •- •• 2 Mens $22.00 Summer Suitings Z Made to your order for $1$.00 Men's $25.00 Summer Suitings Z 3 Made to your otder,for $21.00 s Men's $30.00 Summer S �uitingg Holmesville The lightning -rod is no fake (but many lightning•rod agents are fakers,)• was proven to be what it is claimed to •do last Saturday night at the home of Mr Flick on the, Huron Road. Light- ning struck the upper part of tbt• house but ran down the road and no heavy damage was reported. The following Item will be of. inter- est to many of our readers in this sec- tion. It appeared in the London As'-- vertiser of July 7th :-A. young son of Rev. A. K. Birks had an extremely narrow escape from. being seriously inured on York street, near Talbt>k„ injured afternoon. He was wheeling along and did not notice a' G. T.R lorrie turning into a lane-wayand the horses struck him and knocked him down, The animals then became frightened, and people who witnessed. the accident expected thatyoung Birks would be trampled to death. fn some manner, however, he managed to escape both the horses' feet and the R heels of the 'heavy wagon, although the whole outfit passed over where he • • Porter's lull W. Mair spent Sunday at John Cox's. Mrs. Tichborne• spent a few days in Toronto last week. Russell Bates, of Goderich, is spend- ing the holidays at S. McPhail's. Sandy Sterling left for the Soo, on Friday taking a load of - horses with him. .He intends spending a tew days visiting friends there. Miss Shaw teacher of S. S. No,5 for the past year and a half bade fare- well to her pupils at the closing of school. Ere her departure she was the recipient of a handsome Jewel Case and address by her pupils. i, No 12, G & H Pass Sarah Ann Agnew , ... Clinton Ethel Bradshaw ..., Emma Cantelon - No 9, Goderich Bridget V. OarbertS No 2, Hullett Evelyn M Cartwright. No 2, Hallett Newman Olu@ Olive bole Maudie Cook Milton Cook Fred Crawford 14 Al Doherty...: " Lilian May Elliott ..No 11, Goderich Adele Mary Finlay..:..No 9, Goderich Pearl Glazier Clinton Katie Govier No 12, G & H Marion Gunn. .............. , ...Clinton Mayme Hall 64 46 4' i, .i „ Clifford Harland Harvey Harland. Viola Hearn Marion Hibbs Emma Jane Hunter Harold Lowery No 4,Goderich. Katherine McGregorNo 1, Stanley. Jean Middleton No 9, Goderich Clinton. Jean Morris E O'Neil Bessie Ross Cecil Rowden No 11, Goderich William Rutledge ....Clinton Stewart Scott Kathlyne M. Quigley..S No 2, Hullett Fred Thompson...... Clinton William Walker Edna Wasmann Irene Wilken BLYTH •Honors Elva Manning No 8, Hullett Pass - Si „ No 2, Hullett ,i ,. ii ,. I Edward Dougan No 12, 13. & M. Ella Glousher No. 11, E W & H Stanley Lyon No 8, Hullett Reidella ' McKenzie Blyth Mary Milne `` Margaret Phela Fromilda Pfeffe Ernest Patterso Katie. Reid. Ella Rogerson Norman Stoneh Elizabeth Sand n No. 1, Morris r.. No, 5, Hullett n No. 9, Hullett No. 7, Hullett l►�!^aA►'r�•'v1'rNrvlstia� No. 1, Morris ouse No. 16, E W.. . . erson....No. 7, Hullett Arthur Tierney - No. 11, E W & H Luella Wagner , .�.', ..No 9, Hullett a""Williams... , .....:�T"o`"6;'Hillleit Myrtle Young No. 12, H & M Canladian Manufactured Goods. are alright.. -the very hest as a rule -but the English sure has it on them in the manu- facture of Paris Green There is none quite so good as BERGER'S A chemical test proves this true. We sell BERGER'S, and no other brand, and it posts you no more that an inferior kind. Buy the green, that never fails to bring results. W. A. McConnell Phm, B. C.P.R. Telegraph Agency 4111111111111111111111111111 ♦'NN'N�ti� Once Again You will find it necessary to buy Paris Green - We juseviant to remind you that we have go Berger s Best and we are selling it this year - 30c per lb. We Buy the Best for You W.S.R. Holmes R Phm B. Manufacturing Chemist. WINGHAM Honors Maguire, Fred . Wingham McRitchie, Anna ' . - " Wilson, Annie tyre, of Orillia. ' Geddes, Hardy..S. S. No 17, E W& M Will Moore and wife. Mr. Moore 1 Smith, Norah Wingham runs a sewing machine agency on Nicholson, .Gladys Dundas. Street. Pass •- Mr and Mrs Neil Yellowlees. Though a resident of the city for several years Bottrell, Irene... Mr. Yellowlees will shortly move back Buchanan, Hilda to Bowmanville. Bower, • Lucy.. A. Conllff, who evidently finds the Barber, Florence :Wingham. • ,. . attractions of Clinton very great. Brydges, Anna.. , . . Hamor Smith and wife. Cantelon, Leon L 5 Scott, sen-in•law of S Plummer. Davidson, Laura Mrs. Thomas Carling.} Dunkin, Alice Bell. Miss Holmes, sister of Mrs. Beaton. Elliott, Weir . H }'ole brother of the Misses Cole, Fixter, .Annie Huron street ` barrier, Tom Geo, Evans, who runs a drug. buss- Hingston, Lloyd.... nese on Vonge Si. ' Isard, Mable W. Brown ee, brother of Mrs, W. J. ! Joynt,• George Paisley. Mrs. Thomas Levan, E. Izzard, son of Mr. Joseph Izzard, of Goderich Tp. - Dr. Belden and wife, (daughter of Mr. T. Jackson.) Ed Hartt,(son of the late 0 A Haat) who is engaged as an evangelist with the Brethren. J. M. Depew and wife, brother in- law of Mr. Iloherty. Mr. Depew was at one time connected with the New .No.'17,E W' 1tI ;Wingham ..No 3, Turnberry Wingham " ' ,i .. .. Johnston, Ariel No 10, Kinloss Jewett, Harold ...........No 8, Morris Madison. Lottie Wingham Miller, Della - .,- Matthews, Hattie .. ,, " McPherson,.Metha.. " Matha.'s, Wilfrid No 8, Morris Mason, Allen No 13, E W Maxwel,, Jean No 8, Turnberry Nicholls, Millie Wingham Perrie,. Margaret 61 Pearen, A ina M No 8, E W Era but is now the city representative .i Scott. Elft No13,EW Morris of the Bell Piano Thyme, John.... -. Floody; wi a aug er. r. Moody but as his time was limited, be immed- iately drove to Blyth to visit his moth er, and returned to Toronto by the evening train. Brticefield o er Ed if and fi ht M Wilkinson, Elmer is the Secretary of the H. O.- B, - R b t Holmes Customs Surveyor Sam Thompson and M. Gibson have Miss Gertie Chant, Mrs. E. Holmes p and Mise'Anna, St. Catharines. Mrs. put tin roofs on their barns, R. Holmes was not able to accompany Mrs. Wier, of. Chicago, is the guest her husband, as she had intended, ow - of her grandmother, Mrs. D• McDon- ing to the illness of. Mies Lena, who aid. recently had tonsolitis. Miss Maggie_Waugb, who has been . the guest of Mies Marks has gone to visit her sister, Mrs. Jackson,. of Eg- The Glorious nth. • mondville. • - Neil allow ass andfamily, o Y I f I f Tor- onto, visited relatives in our village this week, :. They came on the "Old Bo s Excursion." e Social in the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday last was a very successful one. People poured in from all directions. $125 was taken in. - DEATH. -There passeed away to her long hoipe on Thursday last. Mrs. Alexander Johnston, of the Bayfield Road, at the ripe age of -70 years. She had been poorly for some' time but until a few days before her death (Oontiuned to page 4.) ' l lay in the roadway, and the bicycle was sadly broken. "I never saw any- 'HURON OLD body come out of an accident so luck- 8OY'S EXCURSIe NT ily,", said an eye witness to The Ad- vertiser; "Those who were there and u rs'on of the H. O. B. heard the wheel being crushed' The annual 1 ext i thought sure the lad would be killed. from Toronto, was the most successful How he escaped I do not know." of any yea' held, over 700 perscans avail ing themselves of the opportunity to visit the scenes of their boyhood -450 Londesboro conning by theGoderich train and over 250 by the train to Kincardine. It was nearly one o'clock When the train ar• rive a tent •friends had gathered to welcome' Hayina.is now in full swing and the crop i . d t Clinton' where many expec The Oranr{emen and their friends• • every good _ Made to your order 'for $24,50 ♦4444+.444.04d•,44+.+.+:..+.+.44+•t.+•+.+•+♦+•+•+4 The Morrish 'Clothing Co. ♦ • spent the 12t in Wingham. • Emmeline Holland, of Holmesville. from the city. Among those who got was the guest of Edna Lyon last week off at Clinton were the followings- Mr, and Mrs. Brunsdon, of Manitoba Miss Olive Harland and Mrs, Oamp, are visiting friends and relatives here. bell, neices of Mrs, W. S. Marland. • • A number of our citizens took. in MrS. W •• the Orange celebrations' in Wingham Miss Rosetta Livermore, daughter of on a S'• Mr. Harry Livermore, Foster and Miss.Edna. • • u A Square Deal For Every Man' • .oF♦♦o♦♦♦Fs-•♦♦*s•**ei*4•4111.0 .iA•A•♦♦♦o• 0••••••it•4 Tuesday. The heavy rains of Saturday even- ing and Sunday were very welcome, W. W. Motais. of Toronto, was the y guest of leer brother; Jos Morrie. The Mr. and Mrs. Annis, of Port Union, ,isitor came up an the Huron Old the latter a sister of Miss E. Washing: Ed Jenkins, of the Y. M. 0, A. staff, brother of Mrs. C. J. Wallis. •and will do much Raod Mrs, Yantassel, sister of Mrs, A. T Ta for ♦ 0' WINGHAM.--It is estimated that 10,000 people were in town on Tues- day, inconnection with the celebra- tion of the twelfth' by the Orangemen of Northwestern On tar i o. Special, trains were run from many points,the Grand Valley lodges coming f r o in the greatest distance, probably. ' A great procession, in w.h 1 c h 40 lodges took part, was formed up in the morning, and proceeded to the park, via Alfred, Shuter John and Frances streets, diagonal road, Victoria and Josephine streets. At the•park addresses were delivered by. Rev. Richard Hobbs Rev. Wm. Lowe of London and Rev. Mr. Corey. Thomas F. McLean, of Wingham was chief marshal, and looked' well in his Orange uniform. Rain fell dur- ing the day, but fortunately at such times that it ..did not interfere with either the parade or the speaking. STRATFORD,--A •w e t morning gave way to a bright afternoon and the glorious Twelfth was celebrated to , a finish here. The county lodge of Perth can congratulate itself on the most successful walk in the city's history. Half a hundred .lodges, with flfe and drum bands, ad infinitum, and brass bands in goodly number formed the monster parade from the city hall square to V i c t o'r i s Park. Mayor Dingman, with County Master Creighton, of St. Mary, and other Orange nota b l e s, rode Yet the pro cessions head. t p the gaily decor- ated streets to the park went the one thousands lodge members, with an.. other two thousands .friends, women and children. No 5, Morris WROXETER • Honors McKercher, Robt , Wroxeter PASS Bolt, Willie . - No 9, Turnberry Brown, Margaret Wroxeter Clinkunbroomer, Mabel..No 7, Howick Doig, Jahn No 7, Carrick Galbraith, Torrance..No 2, Turnberry Gibson, Mary H Wroxeter Hamilton, Eliner Miller, Vernon ,1 ' No 1, Turnberry Munro, Annie • Fordwich Nichol, Bessie M ...No 2, Turnberry Scott, Agnes...... ...... No. 7, Howick Williams, May " •' FORDWICH Pass Albrecht, Mabel .. . ...Fordwich Browp, Mary ........ ....... .. Clark, May No 0, Howick Downey, Ethel - Fordwich Denny, Ernie No 12, Howick Harding, Maude No 6, " Martin, GladysNo 6, " McNeil, Edna.. No 11, " Patterson, Inex No 12, Ries, MatildaNo. 6, Williamson, Vera No 12, McNeil, Roselle No 11, (Continued on Page 4) Factory.. In order • to supply the em- ployees of the new factory, we will keep, the following Cured . Meats ' Smoked Roll Breakfast Bacon Skinned. Backs Long Clear .Bacon Bologna and Fresh Sausage Fish Fresh Lake Huron Sal- mon Trout. on Wednes- days and Fridays. W. T. O'NEIL THE HUB GROCER. Phone 48 THE early June bridegroom is jus t getting to the point where he can say "my wife" -kind of off -hand and keer- less like -without choking up and gett- ing red in the face.' i, . " i, . IBerger's Paris Green is the standard for quality, and effectiveness.. It does the work quickly, surely; £here is never any doubt of results. Abso- lute certainty of results makes BERGER'S the best Paris Green to buy. Sure Death Bugs FOR SALE BY .T.16.1.11a0VEY Dispensing Chemist. ',1111111111111111- 141111111E=O111 he Moisons Bank Incorporated 1S55 eap11taI, PAID UP • $3,500,000 Rest Fund, if $3,500,000 Has 73 Branches in Canada, and Agents and orrespondents in all the Principal Cities in the World. A GENERAL BANKING Bi1SINESS:TRANSACTED. SAVINGS SANK -DEPARTMENT at all Branches. interest allowed at highest current rate. Clinton Branch - - C E. DOW DI NG, Manager.