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IGN AL GOD :.: ,►!r 1 NTARIO
?MUMMA!, Juror Fl 1911 11
ke Sts' tric d lent. alba toe *BIM redirethons by
pr • ii-alsosolactirries. an/ for
Miss Grace Mezdock. Slealee. hes
boon asseefed as teacher In b. S. No.
llies AtirszativWslkar, formerly of
IISlosrY in sot Torosto.
B. b. Scott, of Crillingwood. has
bees *swaged astwinctital of Brussels
Public wheel ai a salary of SOW.
Thomas Ogden, of Hurciorrille. 8mk.,
forroetly of Exeter, bad his crop de-
stroyed by bail daring the recent
Dr. Is win, of Wingham, Me re-
turned horn his trip W England. Hs
had • good % low ot the carom Goo pro -
Mies Biotic' Brothers, of Brussel*.
has been mwmed se te&cher in the
Whitfield school. Grey township, at &
saler y of MM.
Miss Lottie Bentley, of Myth, hes
been appointed assistant teacher in
Clinton public school for the model
term, at a eelery of $150.
Wm. 011OnMS. et Toronto, eidest
moo of Mr. rind hire. Wm. Giumett, ot
Whiglosm, wee m&rried in Toronto
recently to Miss Leone Bell, of that
city.
Joh& McKnight. of Herrick. died on
/Sunday, the 18th inst., as a result of
iajoriee received the previma Friday
everting. whoa bir fell from & load of
bay, injurieg Ms spine and bis head.
While whiting some workmen who
were drilling his well last week, George
klutherlarid. of Hensall. was struck by
tbe iron tandle of the windlass and
some of the bones of his left wrist
were hrokep.
Wen. (1, Monett, mon of Ile. and Mrs.
George Blosett, a Winnipeg, formerly
of Exeter, was married on Wednes-
day. the 19th last., to Miss Mabel
Treble, of Oivitaittity, Man. Mr. sad
Mrs. Biesett wit! reside in th•yrital
• Miss Martha B. Gordoo. ooly daugh-
ter of Joeeph H. Gm don, a Toronto,
formerly T. It. agent at Winghion,
was married ie Throat° on Tuesday.
the lith We.. to Albert Zwicker, of
Alesaarler (Sorrell. • former resident
of Use Mee line, Bullet', pawed away
at the bome of his son in Crystal City,
MAC.. on Wednesday, the lfth inst., at
nie age of einetyeme years. The re-
make' were taken to Clinton for inter.
Two popular SealemSh young people,
Miss Runs Olive Heodersoo. daughter
of Mr. and Mea George E. liendenroo,
Sod Lauder T. OeLscey were tbe
mineipa/s in an early USOrning wed-
ding in the Presbyterian church. Sea -
for th, on /Saturday. the Letb inst.
Arthur E. Angus and Mies Louie J.
young p.00. wbo celebrated the 12th
ut July ie Kintardiee. During the
day Mr. Angus and Miss Guest celled
at the Methodist parsonage in the
town sod were married.
David C. Graham, a. well-known
Wingham young man, son of R. A.
Graham. of chat town, died in Braw-
ley. California. on Tuesday, the 4ts
hog., at the age of teirty years. Tbe
interment toot place in Brawley. De-
mme:I bad been in poor itith for
some years.
Mr. atid Mrs. Will Jackson and Mies
May Rance, of Clinton have returned
from their trip to LE:s British biles. '
Owing to the utueerous icebergs that
were on the coast, the party romped
the excessive heat of two weeks ago :
the steam wee Veined on to warm
their staterooms.
The marriage of Maurice Wexler,
merchant, ef Exeter, to Miss Rebecca
Solokoff. of New York. took plate at
the home ol Mr. mod Mrs. B. Lewis.
of London, op Sunday, the 18th inst.
Rabbi Phillip patterned the ceremony
in the presence of about, seventy-five
guests from Exeter, New York. De-
troit and other points.
Miss Mabel S. Nichol, daughter of
David Nichol. Listowel. end grand-
daughter of the late Frank licOut-
ch•oe, of the eth line a Morris, with
*horn *he laved for some time, was
warned in Deaver, Oslo.. od Satur-
day. July 8th, to W. H. Martin, a
miner of Cripple Creek Colo.
Oe Weduesday, July Nth, the home
of Mrs. W. W. Meredith, ot Seaforth,
was the scene of • pretty byoseneal
event when her sister, Miss Alma
Reid. became the bride of Clayton
Baughman's. of Waileceburg. The
ceremony was condiacted by Rev.
Murray Tales nt Wallisieburg.
At • large spattiering in St. Paul's
school house. Clinton, assembled to
bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Renee, wit.) are moving to Toronto,
Mrs. Rapes was presented with a
Modsomel7 embossed address, a:peer-
ing Goo of her good work is
the larch. aod • flyeo cloak tea
alnico ot bood-osisted china.
mid a fernier Weeks, la the soonty,
wbo baa hese a professor of physics in
McMaster University Mar she pest Eve
po• sition is the sew Usiversity of
Owskatehowan. Dr. idogg's original
wort is scientific ressereh tras woo for
him a reputation as a seientiet not
oely on ibis continent, but io Ku-
roPrii
Mtn Alford Heyward, of (Antos,
departed this lily et tie bootie of be
me. Prod. Hayward et &Amcor), on
Monday. the Mt inst. recessed. wbo
wee burn is Loretto in sty -awe
byessersimizo. mem to beite with her
is WM sectitegi in Mates.
whose she sweetened to reside. Ds -
emend was • tied, notherty worsen,
mid was Wetly respested. She leaves
leer chitin. MIL Ball. or De-
• liessail. tied Fred. el tliallow
Dames/ is MOM Mar.
Mabel mama. tb. atosteele-yearrild
=Tet Joseph Elsirsa. of Greed
ee drowsed la she Detre.
Wye. es Menday regal. the l7th
Mau • the yowls.
wooers. si=m11."11111"1"MeGo at
Woodsotesk, sod hoe evoriliad
were Miele from tam doct am
UNDISJeTAXIMS the odors to iniiesr. etas the
party late the
1481"hierent irstaijaritd mer."4"mplistertitiel
the
Mime 1111~e-
moot drzigged to his death in the effort
io Mire BINS Meson. The five burs iv
1 • were taken trona the o e el- by Al
Simorouds, who dragged thee. into I.i.
launch. wteo, exhaust. d. they were
• tbe point of siokiug.
BMus by a Stelbee.
George Coward, of Usborse. w
bitten by his stallion one day Not
week, whirs be bad oessiected to put
the halter on it. TM skin was turn
from the elbow on big left aim to iet•-
low the wrist. Skin will probibty
bay. to be grafted on. By • quick
jump outside the door Mr. Coward es-
caped beiug dowsed back by the
A, very pretty wedding wee solem-
n ised rst the home ot Mr. and Iles. N.
on Wednesday of led• week . when
Peggy), became the wife of A. John
poessoo. M.D., of Toronto. The
ceremony wee performed by Rev.
Walter T. Pearcy, of Loodeeboro% in
the pretionce of only tb• immediate rel-
atives and friends of tbe contracting
paellas. After lenclmon the happy
couple left for Muskoka, where they
will spend the reet of the summer. le
the autumn they will go to England.
poist-greduete course.
One of the pioceer business men of
Wingham. in tbe person of Thomas A.
Mills, pawed away on Thursday, July
lab, after a protracted illness. De-
ceased was borp Lanark county
sixty-seven years ago. Early in life
he mitered the niereantile business as
a clerk. Thirty -tight year* ago be
opened up a general store in Wing -
ham, and was soon doing a fiourisbiug
death. Mr. Mills was • staunch ead
active Liberal. le religious faith be
was an Aserlicae. Mills Memorial
Hall, a [Naze of recreation for the
youog men of toe town. built in mem-
ory ut hie wife, is one a the testimo-
nials to his philanthropy. Decewed
had no children.
Died in His Prins.
The death of John Homey, of the
eth concession of Cohere,. which oc-
curred at his home near Lumley un
Saturday, the 15th wait a great,
shock to Dia matiy friends in time town-
ship. Deceased, who was a strong
man in his forty-seventb year, had
been ill of appendicitis only ten days.
Complications set in. with fatal result.
Mr. Horney. who was a We of Mrs.
Hooey Horsey, of Easter. had lived in
Usborne all his life. Three years ago
be was married to Miss Mary J. Hoe
too, who survives him. Besides bis
widow and his mother he leaves five
testers : Mesdames Jobe R. McDonald,
Albert Spencer. W. J. Statham sod
Miss Esther, of Exeter, aod Mies ?litter-
etta, of Chicago : end one brother.
Robert, on the botnesiesd.
RECIPROCITY PASSEL,
AT WASHINGTON.
United Stens Serrate Gives Its Assent
to the Measure.
Washington, July Zi. --By a vote of
58 to 27 the United Swes Senate
passed the Canadian ricrprizeity bill
on Saturday afternoon, and onlY the
obstruction of tbe minority et Ot-
taws stands now between Canada
and the larger martets. Favorable
•ction on the hilt which has been as-
sured for some weeks, when it eventu-
ally came was mechanical and un-
emotional, considering the importance
of the issue, for the Senate never per-
mits itself to lase its self-possession or
its dignity. Sixteen amendmenta were
proposed by membets opposed to reci-
it or of making what they honestly
believed was an improvetuent. But
no matter bow temptiog the beit held
before the wavering tweeters. they
rallied against the amendments with
evert more fume than in the final teat.
and tbe higlidat, vote reached was 28
in favor of rien•tor Nelson's proposal
to raise the doty on leading farm
produes. This was the compliment
the Sessetors desired to pay the farm-
er& who bave been led to believe they
will be driven to the wall by the com-
petition with Canada.
Littie Support for Amenesients.
As &woodmen' after amendment
was proposed the frieods ef the bill
were reinforced by others, *rho could
not ormsoientiqueiy support any reso-
lution Mitt threatened the .tive
principle. With little • ion the
votes for agnendosesta Stirred at
&Mut M. mos dropping to a sore
disappointipeot to the men wbo
tbousrbt ea academic motion for
freaampleareute or some such object
would tell against the larger issuer to
welch the Presides' woe pledged. awl
tbe interest a/ whist be bee furthered
with a personal twee mot e befitting
an autocratic rider then the elected
heed or a great democracy.
Peressal Victory far Taft.
The merit was undoubtedly an
monomer personal vicuvry tor Pram -
tient Taft. He has fought. it throat:a
two sessions of Congress. asd
states chant:root that of • Wm -
line, for w almost nom of ids
party friends would care at. first, un-
til it became tbe dominent issue of
Cougeses, amid its passage Pas certain
bemuse of the -support it received
from the Democrat& aided by those
• tbe Republicans wham the Presi-
dent personally ioduced to vote for it.
"1 elle delighted bed gratifled at the
actles cd impolis is passing the
reciproeity pact." Taft said os
Saturday etternoos. "It indiretes an
When the President was sesgrate-
lated for Ids part is seenring the
passage et Ins bin be modestly waved
aside sod said that Missertary
dellarrod more media dor what
hs had done. The Prettiest remained
at tits White BMW during the hours
at the yeah. mil was promptly ap
prised by Wiephsaie ot the result of
earth
Tbe III as Poem'
The MU ae it pawed the Sweat* is in
rim= moir dorm as passed
the of Ilepreassratioes. It
provides, se everyone remembeen ter
h- errors le 1, tbe United States
on the ruse arils," The pulp and
pep r cLuse. es ilowe.led by the
House mei sti• pied by tbe Senate,
pr tor free entry nit° tbe Uni• ad
wool out en Lode t,..ou a blob Its ea-
▪ t, rico now swot. brd. There le
bo obdgetion on -Osoada to admit
pulp aod paper free until all the re --I
Canadian Provinces, and then it will
all be free ue boas side.
The 4 letru was made in Washirgion
yet, erria• that th'i dense. oot being
ecips becomes operative as won
as fire Preeiieut gigue the bill, but
WS dieputertfr Senator Pearce&
The last clause the bill ris passed
empowers tbe Prreident to enter into
ergot istions with Canada for tut Cher
improved trade relations, but this. he
cete.d do iwywey. as he did teat year.
sod got hart bet Water for the time
for so dolga.
Lady -And did you make your coo -
gr. gel ion give up caoni ballast
Missionary tsuppowsing • grin) -
Not quite ; but after 'ouch trouble I
persuaded them to us... knives tiod
The" keep the
whole system
in the pink of
ig
• Their sloguLsr curative pro-
perties discovered by an Indian
tribe -introduced to civilization
nearly a century ago—com-
pounded since 1557 in the
Comstock Laboratories at
Brockville. Ontario.
Dr. Morse's
Indian
Root Pills
drive a remarkable record for
consistently curing ccastIpa-
Purdying the blood. banishing
headaches and clearing the
ee skin. 25c. a box everywhere.
(Boys Win Ponies.
glakes Contest.
The throe Orange Moire Toasted Corn Flakes pooh e hit+ were n a
pris s in the contest which ended on June Both lest wei e pre** lord to rbe
;pieces -fill boys in front of the Parliament Bulldogs, Queeti's Park. Toronto,
on Monday afternoon, July 10th. The winners were:-
1- t -Ceei I 131 idle, MI frond is st reet. London.
30•- Raymond C. Davi e, 211 Hamilton road, Loodcii.
LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
KNIT COATS
Monarch Knit Coats and
Sweater, for ladies' and child-
ren's smart wear. Monarcb
knit goods have the reputation
of being the nattiest. best -fitting
and most up-to-date styles.
Ladies' Poey Coats, neat
stitch. V-shaped neck, white
and all colors, torch $2.50
Ladies' Noe folk Coate, heavy
st it ch, WO or low neck, Demo
fltting, with belt, wbite and
all colors, each 22.75
loog Knit Coats,
very stylish, heavy stitch, in
white, grey and maroon. so
illustration, each $21•00
Other styles with high ,.or
low neck, each, 111-50, 1112-24.
1112.85
Children's Sweater Coats. in
navy, red and white, very
smart atyles, to suit ages two
years to ten years, each..31.50
Ladies' knitted Skirta, Mon-
arch knit, each $1.75
Shawls, Fascinators
WACANIARDICS. MUIITAL0. New stock of the above good.
CANADA. New yowl% just to hand. This eeason they
bare opened op more attractive than in former seasons. The new
style Da:welly FIchu, silk and wool knit. fasten in the front, each
Orenburg 8car 1. very dainty, can be worn round neck or as a
fascinator, White with colored chenille spo:s. each $1.00.
• The oew Monarch Motor Hood, real smart, each $1.00.
The Store for the Old Country Wools.
re Millar's Scotch -Store '57
Cacti. BRIDLE, 451 Demise St.. London, Out., winner of first prize.
They were ai eo their choir -ear ehe volley in the o•d-r in which they came
in the coolest. Yuung Bridle choes "Queenie," Petri. picked -Daisy"
Iliad Raymond Dawe got "Prinze." Tort they were all delighted gore without
-I wend selling Orange Maize the esaiest thing out," Cec,1 Bridle maid
'People r II tbonght it was the finest Toarmeo Corn Flakes they ev,, tamed.
and papa -aye they will always have a big sale in London. 1 was playing in
the b ck 7414 wan 'he nine boys who helped me, sod we had a so eat tiros
when NA knew we lied woe."
• Finale W. WItaom. Barwick Oat winner of second pr;ze.
P. r is Wilenti was iv Ingersoll when the anooneoement eame that be had
won. Hie mother telepboned bin% and when be arrived borne on roe evening
train he was met hy half the town, who resrebed in triumphal proceesion
with hie. te his horns irm Main street.
"Ei 04 ybndy In Norwich likes Orange Mahe better than any otber Corn
Flakes," Ferris raid bis manly way.
Oa hi lay eveninit be is going to entertain tbe little friends. who helped blue
HOW TO HAVE
Stylish Footwear
If you buy a firsts -crass,
shoe, don't you want that
shoe made in tbe latest
style ?
Why sbortid you pay
the price of a high-class
shoe, and; in return, get a
shoe one or two eeasons
How do you know,
for instance. when you ask
for the newest footwear
that you'ie actually get-
ting the neweet ?
Why not ask for the
shoes that lead the styles
in Canada - 1NVICTIIS
Shoes ?
Isn't there a great
satisfaction in knowing
that tbe shoes you're wear-
ing are not last year's
styles but the newest there
is in footwear?
This satitdaction will
be you's when you wear
INVICIVS Shoes. There
are other fasbionable shoes
besides 1NVICTU8, but
bow ars you to know:tbezo ?
Why run any risks. why not:order the shoes tbat have made
• reputation throughout Canada for tbeirfstylish appearanoe?
You run tie risks when you order INVIt.T1J8
Wm. Sharman
The Square
BINDER
TWINE
1
Goderich
The fall wheat
and the spring
crops will soon
be ready to
harvest and
best quality,
which will give
the best results,
IS what every farmer requires. We sell the
PLYMOUTH TWINE, and handle three different
brands :
Geld Medal 10n Silver Sliest '40
STOVES
The extremely warm weather has demons's toed to many bow
iserviotahle coal oil and stoves at • . We have the New
Perfection lass Flame Coe %wee sad the Detroit Vapor Gorsikee
RAT WOND DAME. SU Randiton Ispearia. Oat. whiner ot third prises
Sapwood Demi is the st the three oetudonia years
of alp, "The ilsotarea gads" to 2o or:ssiglirgetbtik to
said. "is to dem te ta. pima of • rasa who hoc rather 11 we werski
never get the posy. settee* the useary. ralther says I min have it"
FRED HUNT
Street