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LEEBURN.
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TuKs1)A1•, June 12th.
Miss Maly Linklater IN visiting her
grand uslther, Mre. Clinton. at Salt -
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter with their
•oungest son left on Tuesday of last
week for a visit • of wane weeks to
relatives in North Dakota.
Turin Aromal. OVTINI. The Lee -
burn Literary Society intrude holding
:a picnic at Hayfield on June Zird.
Mewlwtro are requested to take notice,
(land waggons leave the Square at
11:13 o'clock a. W.. sharp.
CREWE.
TUKsDAY. June 12t1S.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Reed spent Bun•
duty ett Crewe.
Mies Mary E. Murray, our teliuol
teacher at S. S. No. ltl, who had been
sick with quinsy. is tetter and has re-
suwed her duties.
Mee. Matthew Shackleton, er., had
the pleasure of a visit from her sister.
Mfrs. Hawley, of Georgetown, whorl
she had not seen for forty years.
Crops are looking much better
an 1 here since the rain which we
had a few days ago. The apple crop
twice well at present but plume are
scalers.
Mins Ethel Templeton and her cous-
in, Aubrey Higgins, have gone for .a
visit to their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
)pro. William James, in Kinloss, for a
few days.
Rev. J. W. Robinson hes returned
from the meeting of conference at
Windsor. We are pleasel to know.
that he is to remain with ua for an-
other year.
The contract which Councillor Me•
Kenzie let to Messrs. Kilpatrick and
Johnston to change the course of the
Nine Mile river for a abort distance on
3 and 'x e v
'e r inter fie finished. t r under-
stand. It was much needed, ars the
old course was wiulhing the road
away.
KINTAIL.
1VKUNKsu.ty, June 1:411.
Mise Sallie Finlayson, of Lochalsh,
paid is flying visit here recently.
Dr. Sinlpen and J. McDonald spent
Sunday at Whitt -church, the farmer's
home.
Ira and Mrs, Jas. McDonald, of
Patlitnotunt, visited friends here on
Sunday.
Mise Jessie M"Mur•hie spent it few
dates with Miss S. Finlayson, of
Luue'halah.
Mina Mae Collieet.11. of Hlyth, spent
le ley with her bynther. (elrgr
Uollinsun. .
Mrs. and Miss B. McWhinney, of
Dungannon, ere visiting Mir'. Gro.
Hiss Violet end Chester Gitaern
spwnt a few (loupe with MieN Maud
Drennan the past week.
The rain of Int week has lander the
Ulrmet+ wear a Imine. hue the crops
were suffering from the drought.
\rouses M. 1)urnin and L. McLean
and %less1•s. V. Mcla•nnan and H. Mc
Iran visite) Dungannon on Saturd)1y.
Mike Bowler and M and D.ut
McGregor are at pr•snt working in
Goderich, doing the. searpve•nter work
on the new residenceof Mrs. O'Neil,
of King bridge.
ST. HELENS.
MoNi.tr, .1 • nal.
Mrs. Allen spent S lay in Toronto.
Mrs. Janna McDonald is very pony
at ps•aeut..
Tisa 31nnd Horne returned from
the \Vest Inst. Friday.
A baby boy v • to the hnulf•.of
Itudot. )Plast A short C'u'te ago.
Mux. McKenzie. of l'Ampbwllville, is
visiting to
at 41ms Jessie (Aunrt '
x.
Quite a nnnther from here attended
the rues to, Wingh;nn nn \Velne•sbly
duel ')'bowels)• of last week.
Miss Elizabeth Matkeld and Norman
Shapland and Graham Salkeld. ..f
Guulerich, visited friends here on Sun-
day.
Mrs. Hocken and sal, Edgar, of Malt
lake ('it)'. are vieiting at the holm. of
Mrs. Hocken's father. lies. Alsquith,
of this place.
The hriek school is closed this week
owing to nearly all the winders being
sick with the+htteiuulea. This is very
iinfortunat•, as the examination is so
near.
Mise M. I. Clark is home from
Hamilton, when• she had lae•n attend-
ing Normal College. We undel•stand
she intends spending the k •r At'
honer.
Robe. Penne) ;net with n painful ac-
cident on Monday evening of this
week. The mill wax just stopping for
f o'clock lgek Nhrn Hob,lIhu pawing hy the
circular maw. 'dipped or utfnnhle.l and
lilting out hie hand to wave himself
if came in euntaut with the saw,
thereby receiving A musty cut. If the
saw had been running et full speed
the hand would certainly have been
severed altogether.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Tticsn, Y, Attie 12th.
Mims Nancy Burke, of Listowel, is
visiting her cousin. Mian Maty Porter,
n1 the Ith cnnetweion.
The Sabbath school of the Union
church purpose holding a utrawbet•ry
festive). at the home of Mos. Davidson.
on the afternoon of Friday,.lnne'22nd.
The picnic of S. B. No. 2, held mu
Friday of last week, was well attend -
el, but was broken up at an early
hour owing to the heavy rainstorm.
(From another eoP esuuondenLI
LAST FKImtY'A BT(IRM.--Friday
last was the occasion of the annual
picnic in cnnneetian with the Union
u('hn(11 and it was also the oeeatsion of
the big atom which did so touch
damage In 1Veet•rn Ontario. Things
went along all right et the pierce
until the last table, was about to he
sert'el : then the ruin began to entre.
The pupils and their seniors took
refuge in the school house•, with the
exeeptiem of some who started for
home amidst the..tori,,, Theme last
f'tI'NI the lest, for the storm did not.
let, up for A while, and washed-out
cult its and swollen streams were
effrt1%P harriers to None of the late
starters, who were obliged to put up,
at neightolet' houses for the night.
Along the lake shore many huge Sven
were blown over In the tempest and
one man's woodshed, not far from
illitt'k•s Point, went nvrr the hank.
The next day the township path-
masterm were nit in full force. Uonn•
rillnr Salkeld reports that nn fewer
than twrnt.y e.11verte and )'ridges
were washed out in his division (No.11.
end he hes had a homy time since
attending to the work nt repairs. The
storm will riot the township several
hatndrede of dollars in the replacing
of culverts, etc.
DUNLOP.
Titlau.av, June 12th.
During the raiutt)rut om '!'hors -
day eight of hist week the burning barn
of W. U. 'Angie, which had been struck
by lightning, bold be seen from here.
COLBORNE.
'1'1•It$DAt', June 12th.
l'itemelt Ntrrl:a.-Services at the
I':wlugt'lica l chuteh have been very
ably conducted the last few Sundaes
byy• the Rev. 31r. llnunnett, of
Itespeler, Next Sabbath the Rey. ti. 1
Damm, who is to he the Tastier for t h
t • g contemner year, will be %vitt
ms, Service in the morning at 11,
o'clock and in the evening at 7. All
are cordially invited to attend.'
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DUNGANNON.
1t A. NE1V'1')N, DENTIS')'. LI'('K.
11, NOW. Aihoe, every day except Thurs.
day.. New moon bar extracting torah oxo
forint better than gee. t •lvwn and bridge work.
etc Aluminum Wow. inon•breakable,.
N. a --You Isn always have_your work much
Metter done In lir dental omne more time.
M•tler facilities for doing the work, more 0811
Notable for the lar pent,
SHEPPARDTON.
MONDAY, JuuN 11t11.
Ruck Ih'KNKu,--On Thursday night
the tarn on %Van. Bugir'e farm on the
like shore noun was shuck by Tight•
ring and tank five, and the barn and
its ciente-Ws, including some iulple-
ments, hatrtess and other Retitle.,
were Lanny deett•oytd. There is an
insurance of $1,11111.
LOCHALSH.
NVKtNK,I1.t Y, June 1301.
). John It, JltKeuzie has plll'.'Intsisl a
e fiue(lyiver.
' Dan. Maeduuuld it.: having his barn
•ed and raised today
Miss Releeca Finlay+al and Mrs.
McDougall nye visiting at A. 1t. Fin -
1 gym's here.
A muul)er from our vicinity intend
to take adv+tlltage of the Greyhound
excursion next week.
TOTI('E. -•'fila I.00AL AGENCY'
hl I nuneannue for The Signal Wet the et -
tire of J. lie Ward. J.I'., conveyyiiuteer, etc., who
will receive order. for •ubeerlptlots. advents -
lug and tub work, and is authorized to glee tw
cus. for amounts laud for the ...Ole.
1V10UNKsu.%V, ,1 tine 1:Ith
We me sneer tit may that Mr. %Vast!
in very poorly :'gain.
Miss lea Nivilis spent Monday with
Mims Mary Ryan. at Nile.
T. G. Allen attended the e ty
council at Goutetieh last week.
Miss Winnie Pointer is the guest, of
lees, t Ur.l ('a4r fur a few days.
Robert Unvidsuu is +at t)tt+twa this
week attending the Grind Lodge of
the C. O. F.
Master Nelsen `ite•wert is 1 • from
Ripley. where hr has been working
for a short time.
Now we hate 1411 many hanks stud
everything else to date, why cannul
we gel the mite:lv %
.It. and Jit•». Wm, Mole and little
daughter vent Sunday w i t h Mr.
Mole's brothe•t• in Me•atf rth.
Mn.. C. A. Fe•rgusln, of twat Ot-
taN'a, write the guest of her hr•otlltil',
Frank (ilelm, our it few days thi.
week.
Miss Nicholson. of (iueh•rich, and
Miss Nettie Hint -is, of Fiurluhar, are
visiting at the bonze of Mis, C. 1'.
/trim's.
Mrs. (tater, id Allmon, (Klin, was
renewing at•quilint noel. in ulu• village
on Sal utility. She wAa. Ale pi '
'y \ori. R. W. 't item, of GtKlerieh:
11. E. Manning. of (Clinton. lied Mr.
U»luhle, uMcial, of this naanth of
the Sterling Ikituk, arrivel here on
Friday ready fur busiu.•sN. The
building is nal quite c Oiled, but
Uwy sue occupying it es it is:
Mr. and Mrs. 'Thos. Anderton hater
talc. 11 u11 their residene• in 1.aeknott,
after living nn t heir fauns here for up-
wards of fifl)'-Ilte• years. They will Ie'
greatly mussed hely, espx•i'ially in the
llethislist church, las Mr. Aude•rsl
has been one of the able win kers of
the church since he. eaunr 141 resile
her'.
curie 11 NnTrs. 1te•t..I. W.
Son rt•tirnel last week ft•ohul e•onfer-
mice nt \Vinds,r, as pastor of the
Methodist ehmr) here for the fourth
year. largerregrew, 1 ions greeted 1 •
at all his B lay sett ire., s'low'ing t h.'
geNNlwill existhog bet ween ptdurand
people The Nile Leaguers were
entertains! in Elliott'+ hall by the
1 • League Oil Mon,Lty evening.
Following wo'e's if s'el.'. ne f
)'nuts. 'I'ebhul1, president of the
League here, Chas. I:iryi11. president
of Nile League. wits called to the chair
and the Nile lieaguers rendered :in
excellent literary and musical pro,
gram. This being ...anode'. refresh•
by
mints Well.r• w rt 41 the 1 •
Leaguers :mad +a pleasantpolfll-
nble evening WAS etjo well by all. "In
1111iim im atre•ngth," thelr•felre lee me
feel that not only •ty of purpose
but of ef(or( nisi is hueet•s. sar to make
the League a power in our churches.
I)t•N,IANNt,N Srnuol. III:voter. The
follow'ing'is the standing of the pupils
of thio senior room of the public s•hiol
here for the uuatth of May. lurid on
regularity. good deportment t
general proficiency :
Senior itepeu•inu•nt .I or Leav-
ing t,ur•t1it Kirke, bine 81ew•lu•t,
Jean MAIlotigh, Janie Stotheru,
Howard Cause, *Emma Spend. Senior
IV.-Ibeulah Walk , Ethel 1'as•,
Alma Robinson. Ney .Zones, Stew-
art Mallough, Edith 'Treleaven, Char-
lie Fowler. Allain !vete. •Edgar
T1 psrm. Junior I\'. Gladys Me -
!Ran, Ethel Glenn, Rely Medd, Maggie
1tiaber. Melville Glenn, Vert Wiggins.
Irene Oliver, Vern Dut•niit. Pearl Me-
NnIIy,V'lor+. Sproul, Leslie Pentland,
train. 1nmg.lam yn rods. lu io
111. George Case. Porn Allen, hazel
Johnston. tau M»Ilumgh, Verna \le-
N,Illt, 1'larente Mendes.. lawrenre
Smiley. "t.tttha Begley. *Those tak-
ing part of subjects. C. A. TKmterr,
Principal. '
Junior Department Senior 11. •
-
L7uu•aa Fowler, Myrtle. Allen. Stephen
Medd, Howard 'vers. Junior II.
tiertrmde Begley. Lora Smith.. Riley
Bradford, Ralph Disher, Mary Me-
('ourt, Arthur Roach, Edith Brothers,
Jarvis Anderson, ''.1ot•in 1)urnin.
Senior Part, ;IL, - ,'wen Errington,
Clayton Sands, Howard Anderson.
I,innfleld Anderson. Jnniur Part
I1.
Ray Stothers, Pend 1ver•s, Myrtle
Oliver, Lilian Pentland, Victor
t':rr•ington, !haze! Carr. Senior 1.
H. Robinson. Scott . McNally, (!live
Glenn, Harold Sproul, Hazel August-
ine. Alex. Anderson. Junior 1.
-
Edith Andean, J' ' • Deevet, Ivey
Carr, Franklin 'Thompson, )Marion
I fisher, Ernest Radford, Frank Glenn,
Edgar ('err. Claes A Ether' Brown,
Ruth Fowler, Lavin» Hutchins. Edith
Braids• Fret, Fowler, Hedvevu August-
ine, Margaret Medd, Georgie Caldwell.
Irene Carr. Georgie Glenn, Warren
Ives. KrHY A. HotttNs tN, Amaiat-
ant.
NILE.
WeloteNU.ty, June 1 .
Miss Imnta Hamilton, of Tarnow.
spent Sunday at Nile.
Mr. and :era, Edgar, of ))range Hill,
visited at Nile past, week.
Leslie and Masa Lillie )Fisher, of Clin-
ton, suites' at Nile on Sundey.
Epworth league topic next Tueselay
evening will be :"The Glorified Life,
taken hy Mies Gray.
Rev. .i. C. Heti will exchange
pulpits Sunday evening with Rev.
.1. I,. Smell of Allhurn.
A number from here attended the
Sabbath School and ('hri'tian En-
deavor ronventinn at, Clinton this
weak.
The Nile Levier accepted an invita-
tion to visit the f)ungaunnn League
on Monday night and all report a
most enjoyable time.
LONDESBORO'.
(''rout Th • 1 :.Moo New Erato
J ., l'amplx•lb, ele•t•k id Hullett
township. accompanied by Mrs.
Campbell end Tisa Maty Scott, are
leaving on a three months' visit to
Scotland and other points. They sail
hy the Perla Brian, from Montreal, for
Glasgow, and then Make a Hying
trip across the country W John o'
Greats, near Mr. Campbell's native
plane. 1)tiring Mr. l:uupliells
absence his run will act for him as
clerk. 1Ve ate sure that everyone
knowing Jnr. and Mrs. l'alupiu•11 will
join with tis in wishing thein it plena -
:int voyage and safe return.
LICA VIM:. A game! deal of surpt•iee
and regret wile experienced by the
t4msiple here AVIleu it Wes learned that
leve Mr. Clement had decided to
sup•raununte, and would not, there-
fore, 1m• plaster of the Methodist
church e
t hf t th• g year. 'e
int When
Mr. Clement accepted an invitation t1
retutat for another year, we believe he
hull' intended doing si, hilt it w'es
itfle•w•atrlt found to Imo incinveltitit
fir )rev. Me•. Birks, of SeaafurtIr. Itn
cunt • rimpplyitt the Kinletu•n ap-
iointile•nt, and 31r. Clement then felt
that he emeld nut do the work of the
entire rirrui1, either in justice; to 'him-
self ur the people: hence his deter-
ntinnt t., superannuate. nnu ate. Ile has
bought at h ,.use 111 Geude•t•i,'11, to which
piece he will rehuu.te•. Ile Item bail
(urty•ftve yeah active service in the
ministry, and lute. hand-su111e of the
best charges in the eituntly. We ie-
lieve• that we express tit• eeutirlll•nls
of all here when we say that, while re-
gretting his i.'t,ioll, tooth he and his
rstiuieble• wile will carry away the
geitelwill and high e•ste'hu of their
many friends here. Rev. Mr. furrier,
who succeeds 11r. 1'lement, is a young
Maul svho is spoken of very highly.
both as is clever preacher and faithful
pastor ; he -will be on the circuit the. 1st
of .11110•. -
KINGSBRIDGE.
WEDNKsliAY, ,lute 13111.
Srvt.la - 1 IlelITNgy. St. Josepli s.
church Witt Ihr scene yesterday of a
very happy event, the welding of
John Style., of Kintuil, and \lies
Itioelht Cosrttu•y, youngest daughter
of \ticltu•1 Courtney, of lanes. AI -
though the wedding ware a quiet tune.
•h inter'(' eats taken in it by the
peep'.. of this hie aalit y and the eluurla
was filled with spelaturr.. The toes.
look piney ;tt S::11 nem. ;ural tuns
Meted by Ret. hat het • McColl eek.
The bride. who ens given away by
her father. hooked very pretty in as
continue of point d'espt•it 41se•1 White
milk. Monne' with sequins. She wore
at veil With M wreath of lilies of Ow
valley and e;ua•icd white carnations.
A gold watch. Willi a diamond 111111
pearl pin, was the only jewellery she
Wills.: this was a gift tt, her from the
groom's 's tti brother. nt 1 °a' L
antis
Ala'kut. Thr hri(lesmti,id wow.. Mins
M;u•gate•t (' tnev. sister of the
bride, who wore a gown of white
Indian Lawn with insert bill :mad Inco
1 rimming and at hat of pale bhu• chiffon.
l'he groom sats rnppot•trd by l'un.
O'Keefe. of Kingsbridge. AI the run -
elusion of the nuptial cru y the
patty drove to the baht' of the bt•ide's
father, whf•re the welding breakfast
was partaken of. and Mr, and Mrs.
S1)I•p�++ tank the a ft el mum train at
(i•xhjieli for it two weeks' 1t•il. to
Degr it mal other United States elf iem.
The gtronl's present to the bride was
a necklace of gold nuggets and to the
'nide tilted n gold ring. The bt•Idr'.
gift W le groom was as gold ring. and
the gram n wens the recipient abet of at
very ban some chain of gold nuggets,
with pent tut, from his brut het•' in
Alaska. N . Styles is one of the wen-
t. tl and tdtmtanliml men of Ash-
field, being M u•mtla•t• of the township
caunrit and it It tenor in other .1u•Ies of
activity, anti his Inion- friends
throughout the d trill will juin with
The Signal in w'i. ling hint and his
bride every happin a for the future.
D.u.Toe -- Getu1'tauN On Tuesd+ty'
morning at. 11) odor another wed-
ding took !hare in St. .1 s•ph's church
and nam witnessed by a trge gather-
ing. although there were ,nl' a few
invited g,leals. The princi its in this
ceremony were \ht,lriee Alton, (11
Kintail,-nod Mims Kate (lrilt daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. .1 •'t Grill n.
Rev, Father Mcl'orntack was atkmisted
by Rev. Fethe•t• McRae, of Goderich.
in celeht•at.ing,the nuptial mass. he
Bride was attired in her tstvelle
dress, it !winces. snit, null was amnia;t\(1
Ly her nldter..Mism Annie Griffin. Th
gt ornrmai was Joseph Griffin,
nephew of the gram. At the conclu•
spun of the ceremony the welding re-
past wax served at the home of the
inidP. parentti and the happy temple
left last night on a honeymoon trip to
'elegant i''ltIls, accompanied by the
gram' wishes of n host of friends. On
their return they will tike up their
residence nn the grnotn's farm near
Kinttil, The Sigm.l extends felicita-
tions.
Monkey Wears Glasses.
In the Breslin zoological garden
there is a spider monkey which wets
operated upon for n eatatmet and now
Wears glasses. It Parma to do well
and tulderat•nnde the reason for its
strange fnriet! adornment.
\Visa Tatthe er Mon attend to your
eyes. you get the benefit of over
thirty-five year: experience. Caldanti
consultthem at Go ode'P drug attire on
Tuesday, Wednenday and Thnrulay,
.lune 20th, 87th and 2$i h.
A Memphis (Mo,) men hest diutov-
rred a new tt•,ap to get rid of mosqui-
toes. He mage to rah alum on run.
fare and hands- When the mosqui-
to takes a tate• it puckers his hnzzer
Nt it can't sting. It sits down in it
damp place, tries t) dig the pucker
loose, catches ire death of cold, and
(lies of pneumonla.-MinneapolisJour.
nal.
UAYFIELD.
1VItosio41).,t, June 131 h.
'BetKee.--Thr Lakeside football eau
intend holding a big detmunet rat ion o
July'2nd. \Vat ch for pro rauut
The 'sties' Aid of the Presbyterian
church intend holdinggiurlt•u piety
on the :lltth '.\lit ,Istard R Sons
have been holey rafting hogs since the
hoary rains.
('hut uta Meet':,The annual vestry
meeting of Trinity church wits held on
Mondity eV ' g. 'Among the busi•
mess the following officers w•e'e
sleeted for the year : T. H. Brownlee,
I4eople's waste'); D. II. 1ItNaughluu.
feet 01.'s warden : .1. , W. 'I'ippwt and
W. J. Elliott, sidrsnia•u ; Jas. Canter -
on and D. lielbI'tith. auditulrt; 1)r, N.
W. \Vesids, lay delegate to the Synod;
1''. .t. Etlwatdu, te'stry clerk
%%'atter
Hawkins, of fort Albert, con-
dncted st•rvicla iu Trinity church un
Sundt) Andrew lurid filled the
pulpit for the .\lethtetistt in the
almena•e of Her. T. A. Stead nuuti,
while It. Richardson did s' 'late en-
tice in the I'tesbyterian church for
ifev. 31r. McNeil, who was. in London.
LI•.Trvtt 111' CONiie11.1:NtiC.--1O. 1`..
NO. •'I snit the following letter of
e ',,bare to Mrs. \Villiauu N'exxls :
'1'0 M•.. N'uo, Wold..
DK.tIt MADAM, - \Chetr•aara it has
pleases! Almighty Gist in His infinite
Mercy 146 reutoVt. Pinna you and your
family by death A luting husband and
father, and we Itlso hater sustained a
great loss of it brother Orangeman ;
war. the ofeerw 01 metnlwree of L. O.
1.. So. !1, linyfiele do heeby expte•es
u.1('ti Mole sytnpat1 • frc.ytutrsell and
family in the h • trial and sure
Ie•setvena•nt. 1Vhile .t to utter oiir
r 1 donee t. you we More that. -
tuts» ie his gain and we Lal iestly pray
that the great (Gel above t uy guide,
protet•t anti comfortyou w e rn
and at last receive you into 1 king-
dom where e• '
NII tears N'll1 be iped
away +11111 7111 morrows will cease.
Signed iu behalf ed I.. 0. L. No. '1
Hayfield.
ISigue i T. II. IiRowN1.KE, It. M.
BKS. SPENeett, 1V. M.
SUMMER SPORTS.
Gun Club Reorganized.
Ata meeting hell at Hotel Helftnd
fur the pnrpioee• tut reorganizing the
gun club, the following officers were
ele•led : Plesidenl, lir. C. E. Sale
victspre•ttidenl, At•thu• Sangster: s•e-
rel;tiy-Ireyynrer. E. It. \Vntsnl: man-
aging coulthittee•. F. Davis, Dr. W. S.
Turnbull, Gro. John Hunuuel.
and James Fi•itzley, along with the
tot het officers. W. Fritzley Wats ale
pointed scorer. The season Will upon
Willi a nit itih Ie•tweeli sides chosen by-
the
ythe president tin IMP cid,• 11/ 111 the
vire•-plr•sitlrut in tit• Other, t. he held
on a date to he fxi•d by IIle executive,
when all Intet'a of t mr sport are invited
to lie present on the grounds. on the
lake hill near the summer hotel.
The Hough Cup Match.
List tilt ntrlaly about tiItt)' pe4,ld''
went down to Clinton to tree the ti. C.
I. fool hall tenet bat le with the C. C.
I. leant for the coveted Hough cup.
Hefts, Spalding started the game at
:ere, the Gemleri.li twin kirkinc
aogai11s1 the wind. From the very
first it With seen that Clinton world
hate to play their lest GI heat (kale-
t•iek Ow. nal pee:ILh• feature of 1 he
g. • was the rough rat'tie. used Ly
s • of t (*button pltyetrt, and
we regret that MesMtru. M.'Kittttt
and l'tuletou 1 especially be
ulnt•kel for this •pu•stiouahle distinc-
tion. 11 i, M pity that the game spoil!
nal lie left. to the students, w
twinging in t.tenluo•s of the teaching
titan', for in that case there is reason
t.. Lt'liet'1' the• contests w(IIIIII IN` both
fa'ire'r ;and cleaner 11 llsl. Saturday',
g • wart. Solite of the Clinton
people Who Were spectators of the
genie ex n•rss41 their ilimnppsoval of
the slough play indulged in by online
of their own tram. Fur the Gtxlei•it'h
team Orlando Dean in goal stuped
many a lard shut. and Art Hops.. the
Duettist twins and George Stratton
played tine ball. The game Was
Martell IIy ;n1 accident ahicli hap
Wiled Iu Strattan when he and Crans-
ton rollidel: the result being that
Georges was unable to play in the last
half. The Referee gave him decision
as 2 to 11 in favor of Clinton. Nan'
thought be Might have been Inure
gt'll(•Iaille t1 Clinton in dealing out
I:enmities. l'he penalties were as fol-
tuw•s : Clinton - McKinnon, Cranston
and Nitrke : Goderich Stratton 12,•
A. K. Anilerrun. The goals were
scored by ('ranutunand Will Maiming.
The teams and officials were :
gumtree it. t i to ens.
iirlateto bean I;eJ henry Itadonr
Anita (knee t It•k. a w'. Txl1. i
t lrton Varian I a 1 Lou Mat:sine
will Fh•5t, ,t )I It. Mark.
\1'111 Tal lar Half Una. i( McKinnon
e:e'rgc Sitrtlon 7L McKrnric
A. K. AndenemBurl Iohn+top
A. V. )rry w'111�1
Ing
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Harry b'''ier Yurwanls I If. ('ranston
WillMxt heron 1 D. limerick
Orville Unruh t 1 b Ncluxn
Heferee-Mr. Spalding, '' halon.
Time keeper J. M. Field, Godcrh•h.
Although the Ix)ys were defeated
theyeel that next year, when honme,
and p games err• played, thy
silverware will leave 1'lnt n for
lioderich.
IIK.t RD AITK.ti 'roe (t,►MB.
Grandpa McKinnon wan much in
evidence.
4'ranstm should have decorated tit
fence • than he did.
1Vhatt •
did Anderson do that he was
ruled ..IT
That was a clever trick of Clinton.
kicking the laud over the fence when
McKinnon wait titled off. -
Matheson certainly is a plucky, little
fellow.
f.
n
Dean in the hest nal -tender in any
Culleginte trans in Western Ontario,
Clinton wwt•t have that cup for
long next fell.
The Clinton spectators end citizens
need the Goderich boys very well and if
Clinton should c • up he' the team
hope that Geslt•rieh will return tlfh
nmplitnelt.
Nlanager Itohertslln of the Goderich
felon wait heats' 1.1 remark that ('lin-
en would not have kept the cup if
the game had teen played at tithed it vs.
students.
Teo tad Gus 51,'1t•owl was MA able
to play.
Amongst times from Gimlet hit we
not Wed on the grounds were : Misses
M. Oliver. M. Sttnng, M. Tweedie and
M. Proud foot : Ne'm-tea, W. ProndRot,
jr., J. Kidd, jr.. M. P. Lane. Ii. Crass -
we.Ile•r, 11. Emerton, C. Lewitt, .1.
1Vttr•sell and E. \Inllouglt.
Canadian National Exhibition.
l'he prize listof the Canadian NA-
t.innal Exhibition, to Ite held in Tot
onto, August. 27 ten September 111.
which it now. being distributed, inn
tains tunny changes' compared with
lest year. In nearly every depee.-
ment there is a material increases in
the prentiims. In the horns depart -
Constant striving pt,ossoselslj
achievement.
The man who thinks ble irt%
old, is. Retiring frorrAnsinessi
he is sho;tiy retired by )darn
Nature just takes his wtoiit}i'or'
it and lets him quit.
to Semi -ready " tailoring is
the men's apparel achievement,
of this century. "I'en years of
strenuous experience is in it,
There is only one maker of
Semi.ready tailoring, and this
Semi -ready trade made and
the selling price is on (ack
garment. In the podaex.lis a,
guarantee bond—a reaitltlsy
ranty of worth,
See the sew Covets
Overcoats - `tSemiesserw--
f (s.a ”. Ia finer dabs. cis ,
fes and as highao tr. 1
Book etas dtrsesrns Trow to ®raessmorwomi
SEMI AiALxAL,v Waxltsoa1118 r
I
GODERICH
McLean Bros. - - Asents
agent -lass,s have been added for
\\'.l.it, Shetland and 1tu•kney ponies,
and the prize,, in the theft section of
Ile bleeding e'Iasut•tt have in several
instances toren demisted. It Ilan also
been de•idel to swine' 'the prrutiunst
in the trials of Slice' on the Ours• -
heat plan, each heat tie lie considered
a 6.01111ile•tel cunG•Nt Auld the money lu
be (liruled according to the place won
in each heat. The Dominion Short.
Horn Assxiation having increased
their grant for prizes 10 16',ttt1 the
Axl 'b' '
u nhl1
n '
Ilnlllil rlur
g nt have n• -
e )611111141 W11It it like Mnumilt, so that
there is 1•I ltl.i t,'i'atl/lt• expansion also i11
the cattle dep artuut'nt. In the sheep
,ivi ' wether %petit ons halve been
lltlel to each live' of sheep. In tads
'41i011 it might be mentioned
Ih t the tuanalgeinent illy making
arra tlt•uu•nts that Will tenable sheep
to he edged under cover. in the
poultry depnrtuu•ut a number ,,t See -
tions hat . been guided .till' the lief has
leen hies. sed Itt• an extra. her u(
eplrtol+llK S viral e•hatngei hue.. been
mode in thee icy d,partnte•nt Mill the
building is 1 be supplied with bit -
proved cold slur. e. In the floral di-
vision +a'prize is at lel for the best anal
nlltst. ot•igin+tl 11ot•ot design. Several
Seel ionei tee •n:11 by the (httat•i°
Beekeeper.... ANSI..•inn it hate been
added ru the 1 •v cl+ s•s. Several
sections lutes glee' leen : Idei tl the
w• 'Wm and children's rte 1;t'rtinents.
The ttitl increase all tonne unouttts
lu 1.1. to Ilplr• *1,1551. whirls 'nestle
I hat the aggregate sum given iu pis. -
lo y t h e Canadian Nati onal
Exhibition is approaehiug the IL711,t115)
uutrk. I?nh ie. are set to duel• on
Augn.t I
•
r
Disease takes no summer
vacation.
If you need flesh and
strength use
Scott's Emulsion
summer as in winter.
Sand for tree aopla.
SCOTT a BO W N E, (salols,
Tomato, Oneida
pc. and ge,. t all tfrmahr<
Sturdy's
Groceries
are always
reliable....
W, 'Ind satisfaction in dealing out
pure, fresh goods to our eustonR•rs.
The stock is apecittlly well asserted for
the summer trifle, and the most
particular wants of our patrols will
have prompt service.
Fresh vegetables and 0 uit• in
season.
Phone et or call.
STURDY & CO.
The Square, Goderich.
For she simmer. Take ems
with you un your varNinn Inp.
Waste w for ver films,
plates. paper and all photo.
graphic supplies. (.),r str,-t,
a always atrmtly fresh end
ehemmally pure.
We give apemen attention to mall orders.
Write for nam 1906 Catelogie.
.1. 11. BACK & Co.
4 Maaomr Temple. London. Canada.
TO THE PUBLIC
The price of beef rail le t hmnuhnnt i h.
hrlti'h Empire her dropped a not. h n
two, and armeegnent ly heal prime Iii
down. tt r em 11115a .pltinor all rpt.
al Inwr• til'•r., while the quality 1., s..
worst 0 nM Mater, than ever. Mc
LE.t\ it MEAT MAHIEI:T handler ail
kind. of meat., Deviltry, etc. end, while
thanking the ppMlc for their hitnral
ratrnnowe, we +011111. a me:O o/tare of
the .gnu•.
McLEAN UROS.
11Mner '.•.t Nt. end Spoor. BROS.,
1,
gf
The Palace Clothing Store
Men's
and
Youths'
Summer
Pants
Men's
and
Boys'
Belts
1
Men's Summer
Hats
Straw Textile and Fur Felts,
Exceptionally good values,
Summer
Underwear .1
in natural wools, halltriggaus,
etc. See our Combination
Suits. They are becoming
very popular.
Everything for Men and Boys
Pure
Fabrics
II in
Negligee
Shirts
Fancy
Half
Hose,
25 cents
McLEAN BROS.
Art Tailors, Clothiers, Furnishers, Hatters.
North side Court House Square, Goderich.
We Are Very Particular
W.. itlways inkjet on and always get first quality in everything.
We owe mighty hart people to suit, but the harder It is to suit us, the
easier It is to please you:
The quality of the following goods is sure to please :
Davies' Horse Radish at, per bottle, - - I3c
Quaker Puffed Rice at, per package, - - I0c
Heinz Tomato Soup at, per can, - - 25c
Forest City Tomato Catsup at, per bottle, - I3c
Try it
10 cent package of GUSTO
the new foot'. A toy for the children in every package.
P. T. DEAN, The Grocer.
PHONE tto. COR. MONTREAL ST. AND SQUARE, GODERiCH, ONT.
New Hardware Store
PAINTS• OiLS, VAR-
NiSHES, FLOOR
PAINTS. WALL FIN-
iSHES. BRUSHES, etc.
BUILDERS' HARD-
WARE. FISHING
TACKLE AND OUT-
FiTS. (Bass Fishing
opens on 15th instant.)
All That's Best in Hardware
J. NICHOLSON
West Street
■
PAULIN WILL
NEVER R FAIL
to do everything possible to please and
satisfy every customer.
PAULIN will keep the best stock of
hardware in the county.
PAULIN is in a position to buy hard-
ware at the very lowest wholesale price.
PAULIN will pay cash for his goods and
save all discounts.
PAULIN believes in small profits and
quick returns, therefore his price will be
lower than the lowest.
PAULIN has come to stay.
PAULIN wants your custom.
PAULIN will keep your custom if good
goods at the lowest price combined with
prompt service and honest dealing will do it.
,
PAULIN will not be undersold.
TRY PAULIN once and you will be his
customer always.
PAULIN has the agency for IMPERIAL
PORTLAND CEMENT. Positively the
strongest cement made in Canada.
PAULIN'S HARDWARE
Phone 57
__sltel�s
We Are Very Particular
W.. itlways inkjet on and always get first quality in everything.
We owe mighty hart people to suit, but the harder It is to suit us, the
easier It is to please you:
The quality of the following goods is sure to please :
Davies' Horse Radish at, per bottle, - - I3c
Quaker Puffed Rice at, per package, - - I0c
Heinz Tomato Soup at, per can, - - 25c
Forest City Tomato Catsup at, per bottle, - I3c
Try it
10 cent package of GUSTO
the new foot'. A toy for the children in every package.
P. T. DEAN, The Grocer.
PHONE tto. COR. MONTREAL ST. AND SQUARE, GODERiCH, ONT.
New Hardware Store
PAINTS• OiLS, VAR-
NiSHES, FLOOR
PAINTS. WALL FIN-
iSHES. BRUSHES, etc.
BUILDERS' HARD-
WARE. FISHING
TACKLE AND OUT-
FiTS. (Bass Fishing
opens on 15th instant.)
All That's Best in Hardware
J. NICHOLSON
West Street