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The Clinton News-Record, 1901-07-25, Page 1WM VIP INTO 221W Year •••••••••+...womaYmm. Another Trial Offer The News.Record will be sent to any address until September 1st for 10 cents. • cLINTON:ONTARIO, THURSDAY, may 25, 1901 ,•••••••••••••bowliblmma Whole Number 1176 8 weeks for 10 cents. ilerAeeeleeleeshellrefese* eeeeereeeesaesaele.seares~eeekeesee , Th o Newest Shirt Waists These show a •diagonal diree- tion of the fabric from the shoulders to the lower front. This effeet is secured withont cutting the fabric bias. Our lady patrons can see pictures of these stylein our Pattern Pa- per Depertmeut cie the August Delineator„jest received, con- tains several illustrations of thia newest effect , Another style of shirt-a/slat is that called the "Grecian Pouch," in which , the front is Very long and by being caught up in the belt produces the pouch effect, seemseteseNe% - 7 I Ai !/ \ AJOIAINAI, Or rASIOOK, CILIUM ASA ME ARTS:, PUBLISHED 134 "OVT1tRICIC pupimiCCO. LoNOWOM ticW YORK* Summer Books • when the correct lenses are the eyes of the patieTlt and We Pit Lens,es to • • chosen we furnish frames to suit the means and taste of the buyer. Spectacles in gold, plated or • steel bows. Nose (Masses in gold, plated, Steel or rimless. Our optician is a graduate of • the Optical Institute and guar- antees satisfaction. Spectacles as low as 61 assdeasesessis.." , Your favorite book will make .your visit for the summer far pleasanter. • Popular Fiction or • Reliable Standard 'Works i• are here for your enjoyment. . Some are elegantly hound in substantial cloth. Some are paper backed and cheaper. Special line 15c or 2 for 25c. . ...„%,"..4,‘,... 1-•.,n-heNn"..e• We. Cooper, o., ::.au-NroN. .A.gents for.C, P. R. Telegraph end Dominion Express. $ ' 14,eney 0rdere, also for Butterick Patterns. • : sowlisianesmiesseeseiesoseir-srievies-ssi.* •sea-siessa,sessas,44•Vessiessserga. Victor Is Doing Well. The Tinley of Wetaskawin, 1% W. T. which Mr. Victor French, formerly of Clinton, esteblisheda few months age, continues to improve and reflects much credit upon the energetic proprietor. The make-up le excellent, the advert's- ing patronage good 8,nd the news columns overtlow with local news, feet what people went in a local paper. We are much pleased to hear that the Times is a financial success and that Mr. French's most sanguine anticipa, Bons belie been realized. " May pros- perity continue to abide with him, Municipalities flave Their Rights. •The town solicitor of Peterboro has recently given it as his opinion that telephone, telegra,ph and, electric light companies have no right to cut trees upon the highways pf the town with- out the consent of the owners of the property, and that the matter was, under the complete control of the municipal council. • On one oc- casion; we understand, the omen. of Oshawa ordered, the arrest of telephone officials for pruning street shade trees withont permission of council, Such trees are the property of the municipal- ity and although in front of a man's premises and planted by him he has • no right to injure or remove them without getting permission from the authorities. • New Threshing Machine. Mr. Jonathan Brown is somewhat of an inventor arid assures us he has as many as fifteen patents in a, Pigeon hole at his home. Several of these edger • improvements in threshing machines of which he has made special study for years. Fqr somc. time past he has been working out a new idea. in threehers to which a trial was given on the farm of Mr. R. Jenkins of • Gederich township last week. Mr,. • Brown's device is what he calls , the roller preeess,. requiring ' less power and fewer belts tooperate and will save -more grain than present ma- chines. A separator built siceorcling to his plans willitake up only half the . . room of those now in use. The inven- tor is quite sanguine that his machine will fill a long felt want Clinton a shipping Centre. 0 Ass-cesbei4etsessteeem.esses.es-esasees sst-O•seis-e. ses-cs-seks.e-sz4eab.e•sse-esilb.e 0 0 ' o 1 What can we hve for oh !age ? # A 1r ..1 ili' es o Is the c.fj: of every housekeeper. ' # 'Go . # o . , h. T o 0 • WE SUGGEST A FEW APPETIZERS SUCH; AS o 0 Strawberry Pie Plant Pine ;Apple Chunks • Stuffed Pickles ; o :• Chili.Sauce or A. (Jan. of Spinach• . o 2 Save your Eggs and use Burnett's Coffee Clearer. to settle your Coffee. i Leaye your order for Lettuce and Young Onions early in the Week. 0 is 0 Ogle Cooper' 02. o, CASH FOR BUTTEItsAND EGGS. THE *CASH GROCERY 0 fe.4efiele-4*^e>eDeseetreee* iite.e!eete-oete-eteceetbeieeteceesee-ebee-et-eeet-esereels.ltet MOVED ,. gr We hays moved into our new store, Biddlecombe's old stand and invite you to call. Come and see us .eyen if you don't buy. • P. B. CRWS, Expert Watch gepatrar: 1•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • Wisdom Cometh With Bxperience Botta; come here for SHIRTS where • experierice hastaught all buyers that every shirt we sell is a money -saving proposition. You have the opportunity here of selecting from a stock of ------1 SHIRTS the pattern and style of which • are exclusive, Come and look over this stock, Its magnificence will astonish you. Juot received from a shirt factory a case a Drill Shirts at a bargain and we are selling the 75c • line for 50e. HATS A. SPECIALTY% , Morrish My "bitter. 1 Men's Re dy M=7des We have them froin five &liars Per suit up to eleven. Our five dollar line is the best value We have ever had in -stock. It is inede from a dark • grey, broken \cheek, IlalifartWeed, 1one of those tough wearing things that always give good satisfaction. \ The other lines a,re equally good value. ' Iki.„ A. J. HOLLOWAY. 1 ******************************************s esaesse•seere-sweeleelb:sliesae-ea-ea.eweeelie 046.44.401.440. t Henry's 440,0100104.46,40.4.04,46.46-606,40641,06,010•06. $0.3 Page 4 Par About • People We Know Page 8 being crOwded witia• ea- vertirsing matter " About - People We Knew" will. 'he found on eetee' 1 a this issue. • Notwithstanding the hot weather large shipments of live stock, continue to be made from Clinton. On Monday Mr. C. H. Reid sent off three carloads. • of as fine cattle as anyone would want to see, a. lig of from whom bought, weight, etcbeing here given : W. Rathviell, Stanley: 2 2870 J. T. Keys •" 1 1160 NPeek Otterbein E. Gingrish E. Boyce John McQueen Jas.McQueen W. Miller J. Scott :T. McMillan " 6 . 8484 E. Grant Tuckersmith 20 29740 C. Avery 0 " 8 11595 • 3 Hunter •0 0 6 8300 H. Baker Goderieli township 1 • 1275 Ford & McNeil C/linton 1 1225 Yesterday Mr. S. H. Smithshipped ninety-two head of ex/sorters which he had grassing on Mr., W. Weir's farm %here they had a run of 210 acres. They were a prime lot, weighing big. lir. Smite still has about twenty fiee • head at Mr. Weir's. 2. 2110 1 900 2 2300 • 010 1050 3 8350' 2 2645 3 -3160 2 2000 Little Locals.. Mr. Lock Oree has rented Mrs, liele's house on May street from the agent Mr. D. 3, Kennedy. • The china department in W. Coop er & Co's store is an attractive addi- tion to that well known establish- ment. We understand an excursion under, the auspices of the Maeonic Order will oe run toli the ra n.A.MeriCILUI about •August 26th: • Rev. Mr. Dunlop has rented, the Gill house on Spencer street which he will have thoroughly overhauled. He ex- Tuesday evening. On pects his family to arrive in a few Tuesday evening another inter- 1 Avi Exxci Likeness. 4•44s4,110441a0 Photo Take any of our photo, graphs and compare them with the indite - deal and you'll see the likeness and appreci- ate the excellence of our work, ,We like to have you make those compare, eons. We know our photographs will ar- guts our CMS°, eleieeti.4110 Studio Forty-one Years in the Ministry. RI4latt.1 Mr. said Mrs. Dunbar returned to• their b.ome in Dallas, Texas, after hav. hrgapent a few days visiting friends in toyrni Mre, Lucas of Toronto Is visiting her sister, Mrs, Geo, Powell. "Miss Flora Watson is visiting friends in Olinten for a few days. On Friday eyeeing the lawn social, held in Trinity 'church grounds, under the auspices of the Y. P. Society, was all that Could be desired, being well patronized.The Myth breea band, under the leadership of S.GidleY,Played sevee- al fine selections during the evening. The Proceeds amozaib ted. vasit; $108,,tch On Friday even WAS played inthe park ween Brink, STANLEY TOWNS114)* The wheat harvest is finished. in tbis vicinity and the oate are being Out. Kr. Harry Either M. P. Pi, called at Mr. R. Keys' last week, false Lucinda Clark, who has been staying near Ingersoll, has returned home. • Ur. and /Ire. Campbell of illeKillop were the guests of the forrner'e sister, Mrs. John McKinley, on Sunday lest. Mrs. Eckinier was the geest of MrS. Nelson Keys last week, • On Wednesday last Mrs. Sharp and her father, Rev, A.Y. Hartley. visited friends in Clinton, • Mr. Jas. McKinley of EgmondVille 18 Spending part Of his holidays with friends in this vicinity, sels and Blyth teams. The game when Misses Minnie and Sella Andrews finished stood Bruesels 1 goal to ' Myth of Varna were visiting at Mr. Neilson 0. • Kers last wee'k. • On Monday morning Messrs, Nathan Peck and j. T, Keys delivered their cattle at Varna which were purchased by Mr. Chas. EL Reid. • Mr. 'George Dawson has employed Ore Tuesday Brown Bros. of Morris left this station with a fine carload of horses for Manitoba. OA Tuesday Toll Bros. of East Wa, • wanosh left here with another fine car- load of horses for Manitoba. The regular meeting of the members of the C. 0, F. was held in their hall on Mr, Frank Keys to fix his barn and he is working at it at present. Mr. and Mrs. J, T, Keys !spent Mon- day evening at Mr, 13. Cole's of Gaoler - township, • Mr, W'rn.,Clarli has purchased areiw 'Dominion piano from Messrs. Scott .of Sectforth. We are sorry to say Miss Emily Oktrk, who is on the sick list, keeps very poorly, • Mr.W.Ganets who has been engaged with •Mr. W. S. Stinson for,the past three years', has•sent in his resignation and intends going West in•August, Mr. Dave Dewar was in Clinton on Saturday, •• • . . Mr., Chas. Donaldson has 'returned from the Bruce Mines. • ' lArsi. T. L, Dolan of Iona,- Michigan, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. • Jas. Johnston of 13ayfield, has return- ed home =. Mr. Ben, Spencer has secured a job in the Brucelield saw -mill, • ' Mr, W 3 Stinson intends shipping a carload of his. cattle on 'Wednesday to Toronto. • Mr. R. McLean of Goderich was through here last week and picked up a fele horses for South Africa. 'Mr. W. Johnstone of Goderich town- . ship and Mr. C. Parker took in the sights at St. Joseph on Sunday. Messrs. T. Snowdon and S. Cleave delivered horses to Oliver: Johnson of Clinton on Theis day. Mrs. William Wheatley and family, of . Clinton are at present visiting relatiyes in this vicinity. • Miss M. Gillespie of Seaforth, who for the past few weeks has been Visit- ing in these parts, has returned to her home. The Misses Eva and Ida Reid were the guests of Miss 0: Johnstone on Sunday last. ' Mrs. Laird of Clinton. is visiting at the homestead on the Brownson Line at present. • . • Miss Sarah E. Reid ofLopdonb is holidaying at her home. • Quite a number from these parts at- tended the Bayfield Presbyterian church pienic in Mr.Jowett's groye on Wednesday last • s' Master George Maccionald,son of Mr. Charles Macdonald of Toronto, is visit- ing at his grandfather's near Bayfield at present . O Mr. S. Moore is busily engaged put- ting 10 a demerit floor in Mr. Geo. Mac- donald's cellar. Councillor Stinson was in Clinton on Monday 'apt on business. • Mr.james Keyes contemplates taking a trip to the Northwest. RS has not yet witnessed a harvesting op the scale on which it is undertaken on the prairies but is anxious to do so. Be • has also mciay old friends -scattered throughont that country and purposes visiting them,his trip being thus a com- • bination of business and pleasure. Mr. Henry Makin, whose farm is adjacent to Varna, purposes disposing of hie place and retiring . from active worlc. He has been a resident of St anley for about fifteen years, six years of which he lived on the Farr Line, subsequently upon the Goshen. esting game of football was played in The following lawn bowlers were in park between Luctnow and Blyth London Tuesday and yesterday taking teatns. Blyth 3 to Lucknow 0, : part in a big tournament : J. 'Taylor, 3, B. Hoover, W. E. Brydone, W. Jackspn • , • 111.r. G. J. Stewart has a geld Pen Which, until he bought a fountain pen recently, he used continually for thirty years. The pen is still lin good c°111.daistti°ern M . Aubrey .Brewer; who ia camping With the .farnily at Bayfield, has bed an attack of inflammation of the lungs, not a serious one, we. are pleased to hear, ' Mr A Chrystal of -London Who is making repairs at the Ransford salt blocks at Stapleton and Goderich, is having his . plates boreds etc., at the Clinton foundry, A, number of accounts for subserips tion Were sent .out from this pffice recently hut as yet the remittances have not been as large as might reas- onablY . have been expected. Even leniency can be imposed upon. „ .At the meeting of the Masonic • Grand Lodge held in Hamilton last week, Mr. Gee. T. Mackey of Hensel' was elected District .Deputy Grand Master for District No 4, South Huron, and Mr.. Henry. Clark of Walkerton for No, 5, North B.uron. About sixty of the Rattenbury street Leaguers drove to Bayfield on Satur- day and spent the afternoon in rowing, sailing, bathing, swinging • and les% .but not least, at least with picnickers, in eating. The weether was perfect and the •outing So enjoyable that it • will long be remembered by. the Leaguers. Harold - H., the property of Mr. John Swartz of Wieghe.m, continues to win at the big race meets. At Detroit on Friday he Captured the six hundred dollar purse in the 2.1.0' pace, making the second heat in 2.08. Mr, Swartz being one of our Old Boys, Clinton sports take a 'keen interest in Harold H. and hone he May continue to win. The School Population Decreasing. The inspector for East Ifuron says there has been a big deerease in at- tendance at the schoolsduring the eleven or so years since he took office. He considers there has been a failing off of nearly twenty per cent whichwill suggest the gnery "Why is this thusly ?" though in all old counties there is no doubt a similar de rease, WEST TUCKERS111111.• • Mr. J. Nott and his sister of Algoma left for hie home onSathrday last after a pleasant month anent with friends here.. They were accompanied by Mrs. Win. Townsend Sr. who will Spend the sutilmer with her son Isaac. • During the windstorm of a week ago •Mr. H. Oritch's silo Was blown over., This being the second„ time this silo was bloWn over Kr, Orich now contem- plates erecting a cementone. ' • • Mr. Geo. WattCraised his barn Monday last. McConnell and. Cameron started threshing on Tuesday. They IsaVe pur- 'chased a Waterloo 'traction an d have now a good ' outfit ' which Will insure theni a good season. . Mr . George Staribury ehipped forty head Of prime cattle the past week. . Mrs. Crane of Holly,. Mich ,is visiting friends here. ' Mr. and Mrs. N. P. °rich are 'horde on a fortnighessojurn here. Mr. Frank Gamess and. Mr. Walter Layton were Sunday visiters in, Godets Mies Etta. Routcliffe of "Osborne' is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. O. Crich., •REV. JOSIAS= GREENE. O The subject of this sketch is now a resident of Clinton, having accepted of superannuation for a year after forty- one years continuous service in the Methodist ministry: He was born neat what is now the city of Hamilton in 1833 and spent his youth on a fp.rm in the township of Seneca. In 1859 he entered Victoria College and the fol- lowing year took up the itinerant Work of the Methodist church, being appointed to the Moulinette Circuit in O the Brockville Dietrict, The next twelve months he labored upon the • Matilde. Circuit while the fourth year was spent at Victoria College. in 1804 Mr, Greene was ordained in Elm street church, Toronto, by the late Rev, W. L. Thornton, at that time President of the Conference, 151s first appointment was to Keppel Mission in the Owen Sound District and for twenty four years he labored in that District and the adjoining one known as Walkerton, his Charges being Keppel, Viesherton, Chatsworth, Ittvermay, lIenover, Paisley, Ohesley and Port Elgin. Since then he has been ttatiOnea at Lucknow, Grantor*, Gerrie, rullarton and Holmesville. Mr. Greene's record during his forty. one years of faithful. and devote& ser- vice in the ministry is a remarkable one. He filled every charge eteept one for the full ministerial term and he never lost a Vveek through Illness until last spring. There was meareely Sunday that he was not in his pulpit. kr. Greene has worn well, his motives have never been impugnedand, where best known he is naosb respected. lb Is O the hope of his numerous friends fleet he may thoroughly enjoy the red he luto tio weU eion44, Fiction Predominates. Notwithstanding the hot weather the free library continues tn be well patronised though there has been a small falling eff ainee the long nights period. The librarian says fiction con - Unties tobe greatly sought after and She more ponderous volumes ignored. 107 new books have been added within the past few days and there are now over 4000 volumes on the shelyea, Since the library was opened in Febru- ary of last year 561 members hay joined. Wil Sow Lits0 Wheat. • A ' Colborne farmer saki to Tms NEWS•REOOnD the other day that • the Hessian fiy had played the very mischief in his neighborhood andarom what he could, learn, throughout the township as'well. The wheat crop will` be short and as the result there will be much less of this grain sown next. fall. The C. F, added that the grain appeared much better along the Huron Road and he could not ask for finer looking fields than those of Mr, D. A. Forrester and some °this neigh - hors, Oddfellows' Installatiote • The More for the currenb term of Clinton Lodge No. 88, I. 0. 0, who were installed on Tuesday night, ire as here given, After the lodge hod Owed II due form, the Noble Grand, Mr. F. 0. A.lcock, invited the members to partake of his hospitality down at the restaurant, The caretaker of No, 83 is Mr. Wm, Meleeown Who is a veteran in year5 of serviee and both regular and effi- ciente Noble Grand, V, 0. Alm& Vice Grand, A.. McGrarva, Peet Grand, 3', 0. Stevenson. Ilec.-8ecretary, V', T. Season Vin,-Sectetery, 3, Wiseman Treasuter, 11. B, Chant Chaplain, Taylor Conduetor, 13, Kett • Warden, W. iltegeOWn It. 8, N. G., F. Ball • L. S. N. G., A. J. Grigg It, S. V, Ge M. I. DeWsee L. S. V. G., S. SeyMour R. 8.8., IL Gould O L. S. 'McRae 1. Guard, A. ()MAIM' 0. Oiler& WI go BRUCEFIELD, • Mr. Alex. McLeod, B. A. of Knox College, Toronto, was last week the guest of Mr: 13. R. Higgins. Mr. Peter Campbell of Chicago Den- tal College Is holidaying at his home in Stanley. Mr. jas,. Neelins, who went to the • old country a few months ago, is back again and is at present visiting at Mr. 3as, Aikenhead's. , Miss Howe of Clinton is the guest of Mrs, Wilson this week. Mr. John Sniderotook in the races at Goderich last week. Mr. Wm. Baskerville of Clinton Was in our town on Monday last. Mr. Will. Baird is visiting friends in Kincardine and other northern points this week. •' • Miss Maggie Jamieson is this week visiting friends in London. • Mise Lizzie Calder of Brussels was the guest of the Misses Chrysler one day last week. • The Y. P.S.O.E.are having their pic- nic today to Bayfield. • • Miss Ross of Wingham is visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Murdock, The garden party in conection with the Methodist chureli here, held last Thursday evening, was a decided suc- ces in spite of the busy time of the year. The church cleared $513 that • evening. 110LMESVILLE. . KIPPON. , Mies Annie Butts,:fdaughter of Mr\ Elam Butts of the Maesey-Harris Co., Toronto, is visiting her very many re1. atives here, We are informed that Miss Butts has a lucrative poeition in Toronto and is now on her vacation. The success of Friend Elam and his family will be heard of with pleasure by their nuMereue friende io this sec- tion, Mr, B. Grassick, Wife and (laughter Jean left on Tuesday for MoofiejaVf, Assa., to visit friends and, inspect their land: li seems that some years ago Mr, GIN:Lash:sic bought a half section and has since let it on shares so that 15 15 now in an improved state.. Nfisa Isabella. Forrest and sister have left for Garden River where they Will epend the slimmer vacation. They sail from Sarnia, via the Beatty Line, Miss pusie Oudnsore has gone 'on, a plait to London frieeds. . ? Mr, Wm. Cudniore, the .Hisy King, has been heard from by cable,he arriy- ing safely in Liverpool. He is making arrangmente for the shipment of new hay by the most expeditious route, ' O Flax ilultistrY is in full blast in this neighborhood. There are over 300 acres which represents some $1509, ter pul- ling alone giving employnient to young, and old at renumerative wages.. The Grand. Tru • ha,ve in their ens - * ploy as section f men at Hensall a Protestant Priest, 'Seine people may think he recanted or . changed his Christian belief but not so ; from birth to the present time he has neither changed his • religions belief or name This is a..' fad, Some people will say of an eloquent Priest he was a natural. born one ancl so is he. Kippen ' and, vicinity, in fact the whole of this northern peninsula, has been favored with fine fieriest weather which* has been taken advantage of. The hay, wheet,' and barley has been cut and.is new pretty well under cover and. we have speculation as to the te- suit. 15 is generally conceded in these parts that there is less than a fair av.• erage.:' Wheat will not run more than twenty bushels to the acre end hay. about a ton and a half. Barley which id now hut little grown ' in this section since the Yankeesimposed a prit.L:bi; tory duty for the..piptection of their Own farmers. Previous to this Huron had the reputation of growing aiharley that was so bright end good that it was • much sought after. Regret. is expres- sed by IL S. brewers that they ..are net now enabled. With the American barley .whicla is of a dark color to produce • an article as.satisfactory as when ' Canad- ian barley was grown and used With this knowledge and desire and such .great influence' could not the sumlY ways ofithe aggregation of diplomats at Ottawa prevail onithe White louse, with whore they profess to have Such an influence, to let us in again at the Old figure and allow American brewers to. furnish their patrons with . the proverbial lager, pure and sparkling as of yore. How would it 'do to stand our American cousins off on the ques- tipn.of inshore fishipg instead of giv- ing all and receiving nothing. How Would it do to adopt conciliation of this kind. and show them that there still some one on guard to /meted •Canadian interests and that all was not Meant that was ',Said when those free traders were. tickling their ears with all they were to receive if assisted into porver. i Why not resurrect the barley question in the. intereits of our O farmers and try at ieast.whit can be clone. Misses Esteth. and Gertrude Holmes of Detroit are the guests of their grandmother, Mrs. Holmes Mr. and Mra. Frank Swallow of Tor- onto are 'visiting her mother, Mrs. Phipps, ' Mrs. Sperling of Portagela Prairie is renewing acquaintances here this week, and Mrs. Geo, Stewtont of G • Mode- rich visited friends here one day last week. Mciames Wallace and Farrington of Woodstock visited Mrs, Holmes. The members of St John's church beide, reception at = Mr. W. Mulhol• land's on Tuesday evening of last week for their new pastor, Rev, Wright, A. pleasant time was spent, Mr. W'righb has taken up his abode in this and we ene and all extend him a co ial welcotae. Mr. W. „McRoberts of Mitchell is spending the vacation here. Mr. E. G. Courtice,and Miss Sybil of Clinton visited the former's. parents, • Mr, D. M. Scote visieel friends in Tavistock oe Sunday. Mese Cole of Michigan hag been Visit- ing Miss McCartney, O Mrs. Nixon of Toronto and Mem • Worthington of Clinton vieltedfriende here on Tuesday. The many friends �f Mrs. Samuel Holmes of Clinton, .formerly of this villege,were sorry to hear of her death. She WAS a highly esteemed:lady end ft great worker in the St John's chirreh. The funeral passed through here on ife way to the Goderielt emu°. taty, Mies IloWeort of Clinton: Wooed, O the E. re on Monday night on the Deaconess Work in Toronto, ge PAYFIRIL*D. 'fenny, Prlocipal of one of the Peterboro Publia schools, and his wife ere I/Wang the latter's angle, Mr. jas..Donaldeon. Mado Wirlecion has gone to visit friends in London. Mr. and Um. Porter of London, awl daughter spent the pasta week very pleasantIV at Mrs. John Whideon'e. Rey. lames Ahrey p4 Mankton occupied St, Andrew's church pulpit very acceptably last Sueday evening, Mr, A. O. Ciresevrlglet.. formerly et Seeforth,..but at, present a teacher in • Walkerton, is rusticating in camp et the White Oity. - • - miss Ada. Rouatt, a graduate of the 140114013. COXISerVatOry of Music, is making good progress with her classes ° O Miss A. it Whicicion ,Ieft last week for a Month's "visit with, filen& at Toronto a,n4 Ottawa. • • Social'hops in the Pavilion are now of frequent occurrenee and takeu part in by many of thesurnmer resorters, both old and yoeng. Miss Bella Atcheson of near Seaforth epees a, few days' of last week visiting Mrs. Holman, • St.Andrew7s • church, Sabbath school held their annual picnic jowett's grove last ; Wednesday; The day was •fine and there was a good turn out and an enjoyable day was spent. Several races' atnongst the youngsters, were highly enjoyed and vigcnously • contested, Miss S. CellidY is visiting Mende in Goderich and Mies May Thompson of Goderich is . visiting her aunt Mrs. Cowie here. . Mrs. (Rev.) Alward of Parkhill and children • are Staying. at •Mrs. John TipOett's, Two years ago Mr. Alward spent the summer here and had a very severe attack of illness which prolong ed their stay, We hope this season will, end more pleasantly for .them aU The • townis fast filling up with summer tourists who up to date have proved valuable acquisitions. to our town;. Their presence is yery notice- able On Sundays as they fill our churches pretty well od this we take as a good sign :We are pleased that we have three ministers well able to attend to their wants in , spiritual . things, These are, taking thein in the order in which they have been with us: Rev. E. C.: Jennings of Trinity church whose genial disposition and earnest expositions.of the truth -won for him a. high place 10 .the estiniation of his people as Well as those of the' village generally. Second we have 'Bei.; 3.. G. Yellen& of the. Methodist .church who is now entered on his second. year of what promises to be a very successful ipastorate,and third in the trio we have • the latest addition,Rev- John Mallen • She newly inducted minister of St. Andrew's Presbyterian church, whose .s fearless denunciation ef wrong 'doing and lucid expositions . of divine truth have won for him greaepopular favor, as evidenced by the exceedingly large • congregations which fillthe' church to overflowing.every Sabbath. These three faithful ministers,no doubthave their critics, faultfinders and even enemies,for • indeed it would be a rare thing if there were not sympathisers , or even lineal descendants in nayfield, of these who stoned Stephen,beheaded John the Baptist or crucified our Saviour. .0 , Among the large number of visitors in toren: the following names haye been: gathered. But this is only a, small per- centage of the nuraberchicluding the cottagers and campers, among whom a large population of the neighboring Hub known as Clinton, are to he found: At the Queens—F. H. Heath, wife and two 'children, London; Mra. Duffield, Wiroghain ; the Misses Pope, London ;Miss MarjorY Dawson, Lon- don ; Mrs. A. E. Austin, Miss Austin, Miss Helena Austin, Miss Ada Gower, Detroit; Miss L. K. Duffue, Thames. vine ; Miss Amelia. McLean, Goderich; Miss Gertrude Collins, Vancouver, B. 0.; Jas. Scott and. daughter,Seaforth ; • Miss Sean McLaren, Goderieh ; Henry England, Guelph; Prank McLean, Stratford; A. I. Meek; London, • At the River Hotel—IL IL rimming, Brussels; W. B. Miliken, 0 Toronto; H. Beattie. Seaforth'; .Rev. Seines Abray, Monkton ; R, .3. McLaughlin, Brume% ;Leo.. Stephen% London; P Is Walters, Goderich ; Mrs. X. Roberts and two chirciren, W. 'Pickard, wife and three daughters, Seaforth; John Leslie and wife, Bressels ; W, H. Baker, Egrnondville, J. W. Reid, London. • The following are staying at Mree Geo, Erwin's—Mrs, Cardiff and Mrs* Ho.yerofto both of Brussels; Mrs. Bushnell of Bloomfield, Penn. The latter is an American lady who has for years paid DayfleId a visit in the sum- mer season and is always an. enthus. lastio admirer of our ideal summer resort. This Is valuable testimony as ,,Mrs. Bushnell is it lady who has trav.. elled ektensively, Trig 'Wren% MTV. • 'Once More the White Oity has made its appeatetece near Ilaylleid. The cottages are nearly all filled arid many flags may be seen flying from the tent poles. Mr. Jowett is making great 11. efforts to accomodate his campers whieh are, highly :appreciated by thee latter, • A party of your* people from Goderich spent a pleasant evening ab the pavillion on Tuesday. The boys of Clinton eottage, known O as "Peaceful Valley" are ehigh° as many of the pleniekers take pity on them and frequently leave them a good cake or a crushed pie. On Wednesday Mr, Will. Cantelon, of Clinton ourrounded by twelve beautiful gide spent the afternoon at the lake. • Among the present occupants of the White City are t Mr G 1/.. MeTaggart and family* VARNA. George Andrews of Olandeboy spent Sunday a hone% He wheeled up on Saturday night . Misses Ida Ellicott and Lucinda (31ark of London arrived home on Thursday of last week. The former will spend a couple of months visiting friends before going back, Miss Mabel. Robinson of Auburn is visiting her aunt, Mrs, WM. Purdy. • Mr. Boyce of Mitchell spent Sunday at the parsonage, Mr. EL &Fair is yisiting at rondes• how this week, Mr. Thomas Johnston of the Nile, a former teacher in S. El, No. 0, Varna, visited at Mr. 3. 1°bn/sties's on Sunday' last He has changed his occupation andie now horning, The English church will hold their annual garden party 1.Mrs. Sr/Cord's orchard on July 31s5. A big time , is expected. Mr. Keys and wife of 'Osborne visited *this father's home on Saturday, • County Councillor Torrance and wile of Egmondville visited at Mr. John Sparrow's on Friday latst, Oliver Keys is visiting at his brother Fred's in Itsborne this Week. • The °Oaths street Sunday school will Serge in the grove of Mr, it, Jenkins of the 1.055 cone Goderieh townehip. on Tuesday' next. Clinton's lacrosse team will play the final matoh for the ohampionship with the Mitthell team at Seaforth on Wed. nesday nab. It Will he a lively, well contested gauke and wen worth going to 1140. HILLSORBEN. We are informed that an error has been Made in referring to the presentas tion to Mrs. (Ftev)Atchesou at Kippen. The purse was given by the Hillsgreen congregation,not tri.Kippen. The farmers in this vicinity are busily cutting oats...„ Mr. 'William jarrott has again: corn- ineficed threshing.s: Mr. Webster Turner and Miss McGee spent Sunday in Tuckersmith. Miss Annie Tipped is visiting friends in this vicinity. The young peoples' picnic to the Grand Bend was a decided success. Berry picking is the order of the day. Miss Minnie Kitty is the guest of Miss Maud Farquhar, • The Misses M. and IL Coleman. spent Sunday with friends here.. Mr. Ralph Workman wheeled to Dayfield Sunday. Special attraction. BAYFIELD. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, their little son and daughter, and Rev. 3, W. Hodgins and two son's, Cecil and Reginald, were guetLis at the rectory on the Oth, Me. Taylor was on his way to Seaforth and Rey. !lodging was out for A bass fishing of which he is very fond. Mr. Thos. Stinson is jimmying his store by the addition of a new veran. dah. • Mr. jas. Stevens had the !separator at work 10 his bent yesterday, the first on the Base Line this season. The yield was fair. • When we see the boys on the street and public places we often wonder if they know that beakless men are watching them, In every bank, store and office there will soon be a Platt, for some boy to fill, Those who haVe the management of ttfe affairs of the O business house will Wed a boy in whom they have confidence. When they select a boy they will fl select hire for hie ability to swear, tr Mang • smoke cigarettes or tap a beer keg. These men have a few of these habit's themselves, but they are lookiug fox. men who ate as near paletten irt every sense of the Word as they can find, and they ars Able to WO the charader of eye* boy in town.