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°LINTON, ONTARIO THURSDAY JUNE 18.19Q8
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IRO BANK} who has been teaching 'salt! 7Ster11°1101.1119
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RESIONnti,-Mies Lour
YALeffect at the end of the present term,
' has tendered her resignation to take
00 CANADA tie she intends attending the Normal.
. Incorporated 1869. M4aatirlannIr Olco-ncePssilvoina, hEaraillelprilhttlY°
Beid-up capital . . . .. .$ 8,900,061,
alseieree 4,890,000
PP' I. • 40.0011500
Wad ("Wee g
pelt that is an liermaphroclite,copihin.
mg both male and female emcee. It. is
a lively youngster, and gives eVerY
promise of living.
Dna.= or Mite lina.nole-Although
Tostimheo every. province in the wife of Mr Robt Beacom lute been
ailmg for seine time, her death hire
enlirtdee .tgeWtoandland,„ come with unexpected sudclonnesaT,on.
Cuba and New Verity.
Sunday last for silehad, been se much
better during thaprevious week thaai
Correspondents throughout she was ableto go into town, and
.seercied to be -in a fair way of reeoVerY
the world. • • .Deceitsed was formerly Miss Bailey,
• of Stanley. She was a woman highly
CLINTON BRANCH. • respected and in addition to her be-
reaved husband, leaves One daughter,
ISIanaerr. Mrs Ad Oantelon. She WAS a member
of Bethel church, the funeral on Mmar
day was largely attended;
Yourne-CartnannEne-A very genet
wedding was held at the house [of Mrs.
Bell,Goderich Township, on Wed-
nesday at high neon, when her, sister,
Miss alary_J'. Carruthers, became the
bride of Writ. Young, of Shepparciton.
The nuptial knot was tied by Rev, Sae
A. Anderson, and after congratulations
and good wishes the guests, including
only • the relatives and immediate
• Weeds of the bride, sat .down to a
dainty luncheon. The bride was unat-
tended and Were her travelling dress
of navy blue laroedeloth ,and waist of
cream silk. The bride was the recip-
ient eif many beautiful presents; On
tneir return they will be at home to
their friends after August 1st.. . •
E. Dewart,
iIcwAtilMtionntuto
Working overtime. W S R Holm e.,1
'The Ped ular way, F R Magenta , -4
You can saye,Newcombes
New Drees muelbas, Couch & C.o5
Assignee's Sale, W I3rydoue. 5
Farm for Sale, Tilos Brown,Blyth..,5
Man wanted, H Plumsteel . , . 5
Netice, B,oht Warren er ....... . . -5
Muse to rent, New Era. . 5
"Teacher Wanted, Peter dole 5
Roadster Sadden Sydney, Jno Mash 5
Saturday S Male, 'Tozer & Brown}... ,8
Saturday, June 20th,Hodgens Bros.
•
Togtivertisers
Copy for changes of ad vertiseni ept
roast be handed in by. Tuesday
nigha 'Small transient ads. will be
reeeived up to Thursday morni ng.
Watch. Quality
Watch Pines
In buying a watch, buy
adgood..a case as you can •
afford, but -first get a
movement that will be
accurate; Every Watch
belongs , to lus- until it
measures time accurately.
Pick the case and let us
decide on the 'movement,
and you will own a Watch
and a time iseeper.
Drop in and let•us tala Watches.
A.
Jeweler and Optician,
Issuer of 'Marriage
• Licenses.
Tuesday, June 2Eird.
Tuefferinillen
Omen' Roworaers- On Wednete
day, at 6 a. m. • in the Ontario Street
parsonage, Clinton, the ceremony
was performed by Rev. W. E. ICerr,
whime united Wilbert Alvin ()rich, of
Seaferth, and Core Rowcliffe, of
Tuckerstmte, in holy wedlock. The
happy couple left on the 7,80. train on
a honeymoon to Sterling. Upon their
return they will reside in 'Seafortii.
Their Many friends extend hearty con-••
gratnlietions.
Ncrees Mr W 0 Landesboro of
doderich spent this week at his hothe
here. 'Mr and Mrs John 'Mobiles of
Holmesville, visited his ' brother Mr
Joseph Holmes this week. 'A nuinber
of tbe teroplers of this place pieniced
at letyfleld on Satercle,y- A. few. of
the West enders picniced at Goderich
on Saturday last. Mrs D McEwen and
her daughter Mrs L Paisley of town,
visited friends liere ' on Friday last..
Mrs R A Walinsley of Upper Canada
Trait Society addressed the League on
Sueday.7-everung last, Mrs Walter
Peffers retnreed to Moncton on Tues-
day last. • Work Lae been commenced,
on the shed at Turner's entitling the
foundation which when completed will
be an up.todate shed in every way.
Biafora
w v M s -The Ntri? lig of Eginond-
viDe
Presbyterian Church gave a very
eeecessful enterteinment and, tea ta
their ohm& on Monday night. The
armed was large, and, the literar7 and
musical programme and the refresh -
infante were greatly enjoyed. The !Aar
was ably filled by the pastor of the
church, Rey. Ma.' Shane,
the event was a great success.
t
WEDDING -.A verry pretty wedding
took place in St. James' Church Tues-
day morning at 0 o'clock, when apse
Sadie, daughter of Mr and Mrs 130 Don-
ovan, of thistown,wae united in the
hely bonds of matrimony with Mr. A.
Fortune, son of Mr Luke Fortune, of
,Tuckersmith township. The 0eVelnOn/
wesperform
ied by Rev. Father Corcor-
an, n the presence of a large gather-
ing of relotwes and friends of the con-
tracting parties. Mr and Mee Fortune
left on the 8 o'clock train for a short
honeymoon in Detroit, after which
they will make their home in Tucker -
smith. •
Masonic -The Masonic hall was the
scene of a very happy gathering on
Monday night, the occasion being the
official visit to the Malloch chapter of
Rt. Ex, Comp'. E.Millar, of Kincardine,
grand superintendent of Huron district
No 6, Royal Arch Masons. A large
number oijocal 'nemeses were in at-
tendarcei/Pand, also a number from
neigliboring chapters. At the conclu-
sion of the dewree work addresses were
delivered by Rt. Ex, Comps, Millar,
Mallon, and Cooper. The grand super-
intendent • congratulated 'Ex. Cotnn-
Berry and his officers on the excellent
work of the chapter, and its good con-
dition generally. At the close of the
evening's work all repaired to
restaurant, where an elaborate dinner
was partaken of, and where a very
pleasing, ancrquite profitable hone was
spent.
Hensall •
FESTIVAL—The Women's Auxiliary
of $t Paul's chureli, Hensall, are mak-
, ing great preparations for theirStrave-
; berry Festival, which is to be held in
tbe Rink, Heneall, on the. evening of
t, • 'Ready. made .
.11 C 0 •
• Ordered, —ff orris., 2. 44 A C
Ciothiag (X. I uhjj 'Clothing
and at the right prices - is --
what' every nlan wants,
An&that Is -what we are
.showing..
nen% gulls at $3.90 I
20 ateti's Suits, in broken lines,
tegulae137,00 and $8.00, to clear'
• at a .
,
Men's Suits at Pin
.25 Men's Suits, in broken lines
0 regular 810 and $12, to Clear
4.0•464•1154,6•11•••i•*6 .. ;*i$7.50
. Widghain •
WA,NTED.--Sacco Wool. Bigbest =loos
Paid. Also any quantity Butter and Eggs,
GEo,n, Rpm, Wicabasi,
Miss M.F. Coats has passed. the 2nd
year exani with first class Honors
English and History.
N
Miss E talaidley hasiatissed the exttin-
ination of the Faenity of Education
and been a*Arcleda profession teach.
Os certificate. ••: • .
OM:mon-Rev. O. E. Jenkins: rector
of St. dohe's Church, Ilutitiegclon, has
teneered his resignation to accept a
charge atWinglaam. He leaves' for
that towirath.out Jar 20-
FINE11-000stable Phippen is getting
to be a terror on evindoers. On the last
day of the races, ia :aeritletnap : by the
name of Thomeson,af ter several warn-
ings, persisted in flinellaming a num.
bee of our farmers' by some shell game
Phippen got after him and landed the
shell -game- ma,n before J.. A. Morten,
who imposed a fine of $50 and 84.50,
REstniBb Rita Damns -A. H. Mus-
grove, M. P. P., has restneed teaching.
Mr Thompson, of Stratford, Who sup
lied for him during the election cam-
acriagn, returned to lais home on Satur-
day. Mr. Metsgrove. will teach until
kleollete
Piatenear,-,-- Mies Agnes Scales!, who / ADDITIONAL
has been itvingat Westfield, N J. has I
been cailed 'wine owing to illness in
the family. Mrs Ainelee, of Comber,
Is visiting at the homes of Messrs J.
Taroblyn and JasEleeiey.
NOT148-S, IS. No. 0 bold a very suc-
cessful picnie in Mr Ball's, bush last
Saturday. Miss Evelyn Hill is spend-
ing aunple of weeks visiting with rel-
ativo4 at Heethercote, near Owen
Sound. Mr Wm Snepherd, whose barn
was burned by lightning a few weeks
ago, le rebuilding, And expects to raise
his new barn in about a week, Quite
a nember are going to Detroit this
week on the excursion trips,
WEDDING *. A very pleasant event
took Wade' at the home of Mr and
Mrs James Netbery gravel, road on
Wednesday,- June 3rd, when 'their
youngest d.mightee Francis Matilda
was united in the holy. bonds of mat-
rimony to noires Fairservice a pros-
perous young farmer of Mullett. At
four o'clock pate the bridal party took
their pieces on tne lawn uncle,: an
arch of evergreens beautifuliy decor-
ated with white bells and white bows,
etc., to the strains of the wedding
march Which WAS rendered by Miss
Maggie McClelland. The ceremony.
was performed by Rev W Hartley
of Myth. The bride ^who was given
away by her father looked lovely in a
dainty gown of point'd esprit over
white si;k with narrow satin ribbon
and lace triton:dogs and wearing a
wreath of Mira of the valley. Little
Lenora Vent:amp niece of the_ tride
made a charming flower girl dressed
in white silk ,and carrying a large
briquet of white carnations and maid-
en 'hair ferns while Master Earnest
Stevens nephew of the groom acted
as ring bearer and looked very at-
tractive in a pretty white suit. .After
copgeatulations a sumptuous wedding
dejeunee was enjoyed on the lawn by
about 150 guests. Botlathe bride. and
grobin are very popular among their-
rnany friends and the many beautiful
and valuable presents testified to the
high esteem in which: they are held.
The happy ceaple have taken up their
residence on the groom's farm on llth
con:, Mullett,. and the bast wishes of
their numereus friends.
LOCAL NEWS.
GARDEN PARTY -A Lawn Social CLIVTON THRBSUER, CQ, No
will be held on the manse growls, tenders were received for the plant of
Clinton. on the evening of Thursday'. the Clinton Thresher Co.,and an order
June 25. Suitable Refreshments will was issued on Monday for a piece meal
sale of the effects. What will he the
final outcome of the affair is dill un-
certain. ,
be served, Brass Banana attendance.
An enjoyable time ,may be expected,
WOMAN'S INSTITUTE -The regu-
lar monthly Meeting of the Woman's
Institute will be held at the home of
Mrs Chambers, Thursday, June25th.
Subject4-eSirnple meals nicely served
-their !refining influence" by Mrs. J.
.Tohnston. Also report of annual Meet -
THE DUNGANNON NEWS - The
arst enFY of a paper established at
Dungannon rettehed us last week- It
is as larva asi the size of the place
warrants. has A gopd advertisingpotr
mg held at Wingham by Mrs. R. Hall, iret=ag Itgedgitn fh ntt vcf lvtlneell
BeeamEas ea./ANGB „a eer Rot could only persuade T G Allen to act
as reporter, it vvould assure plenty of
Warrener, who has been conducting
a •livery here for several years, has de-
cided to open out at tiensall; and will
move nis effects there, Mr Thos Cook
'has bou lat thebuildingiatel occtipied
local news; every week, for be can
make more out of less material than
any newspaper man we know of,
by arrener, paying 80 therefor TILE BANDS -The council recently
and will pat in anew Wei up-to-date aroPointed a committee to confer wifill
rvery outfit.
ARRESTED FOR ARSON -Chester
Butler has been Arrested at Tilson-
burg on a 'charge of setting fire to the
Queen's Hetet in that town, when Mr
Thos- Wheatley, of town, ,atal two
others lost their lives. Budd was on
the "Indian" list, and it is alleged that
he was annoyed because, they would
n ive him liquor, and threatened
get even" with the ptoprietor,
sifter the fire boasting that he had
got even. . •
NoaEsaThe Wornan'e Missionary
Society held a successful sewing oircle
et the home of Mrs RAcheson on Tues-
day afternoon. We congratulate Mr.
Will Courtice on passing his Univer-
sity examination • Road:week is the
order of the day this week. Mrs. AV.
Tebhutt mid Miss Sarah, are. visite]
Mre kleys, of Summerhill. Mr.
Yeti!' is putting up •another bent to
his, barn on tee out line, . When he
has this completed he will have two of
the -most inato-clate barns in the town-
ship. Mr AV .Jenkins is melting a great
chengein the property which he re-
cently purchased in the village, Mr.
Plificias spent lailt week visiting in
.and around eur village.
MeneuenE-The following-a,nnounc-
ment will be of interest ito people in
this vicinity', evheie the groom. is well
known:- "Mr and Mrs Eugene Booth
-Nettleton annotuace the maariage .of
the end of the year when his parha- .their daughter Adele tolVIrJelin Thom
mentary duties will necessitate' hie ,Holdsworth bn Wednesday the tenth'
withdrawing from !the teaching Pro- .of June nineteen hundred and eight
fessiop. '
• BreceflOd -
NoTES -Mita Scales, Londesboro, Is
the guest of Miss Mc-CullY-;
Michael, :Tlickersmith,' is • visiting at
tbe home of Mrs Jas. Turner,. .Mrs S.
Ohorch of the Ascension Naw York."
[Mr Holdsworth is one of the Teachers
in the Dexel Institute, Philadelphia,
where he holds a very prothinent posi-
tion
-andie prgving that Canadians
can meet Aniericane on Their own
ground.] '
S, Cooper and daughter, Miss Bereyk ' A grand strawberry festival in con -
attended the cereinorlY of the 'laying ' .aeetaaawiea eearea will he
of the corner stone on Monday last, add en -the premises of Mr. S. Sturdy,
MrEl Johnston has. returned 'home, and Ilurtm Read, on Tuesday evening. Re-
is slowly recovering. freshnients will be'serVed from° till 8
0oR$8.13. STONE -Monday Ja,st*was ao' °Iodic. The Citi,en's.. Band will he in
red letter day for the people of Bruee- attendance.' .. • •
field. Stores were closed, and all could • ---• -
be seen wending their way to see • the •.. • - • Londeasbaro
laying of the corner stone of the new NoTgs - T H Squire shipped's, par
Presbyterian cenrch, .,1%eighboring of shorts a few days ago; this is the
towns and villages were well reprisal). ',first ear shipped feorn this mill. Mie
ted. There was a platform erected Clarke of Goclerlch has taken charge
where the speakersiand choir wenaseat' of the sawing feel li Squire, and is
ed.. The pastor, Rev, E. II. Sarvera doing good work. The pathmasters
held the chair. Rev, tDr Stewart; of aro getting busy these days. The
Clinton, read appropriate selections painters 'are.busa at the station and
from Obronicles and the New Testa- are making a nice lookingjob. R
Admi
ment suitable for the occasion of a
s got a supply of salt n barrels
church building. The contractor, Mr. arid sacks this week. Messrs Watson
S S Cornier, presented Mr Metchen, shipped a , car of hogs this week.
who /aid the ecornee -stone,--with a, Strawberries are -now on the -program.
handsome silver trowel, beautifully .. FESTIVALS - The London Harpers
engraved. An offering was taken -PP, are engaged for the Strawberry Social
which amounted to over SIM at Londesbora on the evening of Tues-
..
BOWLING- Bowling on the green
is now the popular pastime of the
members of the club, -.Under the. care
of Mr -J L Couetice the ' green Is in
splendia shape, and many interesting
ameS are being pla ea daily. Charlie
the Citizen's Band and the White
Dyke Band to see if some arrangenient
could not be arrived at concerning the:
usual grant hereto. The committee
met representatives of the Band„ and
Wed tcrincluce them to amalgamate,
and make one strong band, but in this
it was not suecessful, and no other ate
rangernents being feasable, nothing
wal3 clone, towards it division of the
grant for the present.
MILITARY 'TATTOO -The officers,
of the military canap at Ooderich are
planning to hold a military tattoo on
Wednesday evening, •next week. This
will be one of the big events of the
camp, and the officers in charge of the
affair are considerately arranging it so
that it May be 'witnessed by the citi-
zens- from the town 'side of the river.
allace, Jim Hamifton Jim Weis, JiM The performance will take place in the
Denforcl, Jim Stevensonin fact all the valley of the Maitland, so -that it may
Jima are prevailing hard and getting be readily seen frora the top of the riv-
ready for tbe different Tournaments. -ex. bank, The matrch past, with massed
Single competitions will start next bawls. is timed for 7.80 o'clock, , after
week, and run until the 1st of August. which there will be a brilliant displaY
After tbair.Rink Contests will foliow of fireworks, flambeaux, etc. Hand &
and the whole season will Wind up tor Co., of Hamilton, have the contract
Men's *Inks at$8.50
A nice range of patterns to
select from, lit all sizes, at..$8.zo
Men's Suits at W0.00
This is our big :seller, and we
show rin ettra large tange, in
' Tweeds, Worsteds and Serpa, -
Th,e best suit tbe • trade
foe ....... .... . . . . . . . . .$10.00
Men's Suits at $15.00
The 20th Century Brand, in
black and blue Sergee, special
ate.... . . ..........
Men's Sults at $18 and $20
The 20th Century Brand, in
fancy Woreteds and Scotch
Tweeds, made in the very latest
styles, at....$1.$.00 and 820.00 •
'Kind' and "Tiorsaline Rat Readquarters.
" Square Deal Per Every Man "
dmi,June2,,g, The annual Strawberry
a tight at the President shame, when,
the presentations will take place.' •
ROAD WORK LATE- No statute
labor has yet been put on •.the roads in
this vicinity. The reason,givenis that
the late spring kept the farmers . back
with their farm work, and they want
to catch-up before they begin the road
work. It would be a blessing to the
travelling puolic if the rondo were
left as they are all summer. There is
not a leading road in this vicinity that
is really in need .of gravel during ' the
for the fireworks display, for:which
the officers of the camp are going to it.
large expense. The riveraaats will be
reserved for those taking part in the
tattoo, but spectoacirs will have an ex-
cellent opportunity pf witnessing the
whole performance from the river
bank, ;and the oftleers • trust • that a
large number of citizens, including
many from Clinton, and other netts of
the county, will been hand to see it.
• MOGRIDGE BUINISTEAD - The
Meaford HxpreSS thus refers to the
summer, ,months, And some one should marriage ok welaknown tilintoi110,12,
latiattk‘oicitiigic it
aan oraiertili)nai. -the eon
Shuortsw,segilivrdritisc vwEas Bceultinebsrtaettied, at the
Of Mrs Mogridge;-- "A pretty
Septamber.
gravel on any leatlingi, thoroughtare,
- 461 6ncl• 110:(i.:j4t1`111:...en b, when her daughter
Grayel
between the menthe
• 1 (Mara was united in the hely boncle ef
,
reatrimeny to Mr Edgar L ldogridge.
GOLDEN WEDDIiiG7On. Monday
last, there was celebrated the union. } a popular employee of the Seamen,
Kent Co. The cereraony was perform:.
ed by Rev Dr Campbell in the presence
of. about 60 invited,guests. The bride,
who was given away by her brother,
Mr Herbert Bumstead, looked ehetra-
ing in a gown of white silk 6011e9:tie
over•taffetta,, trimmed with eilk chiff-
on insertion, with the custoniary bridal
veil and ora,nge.blossbms. Miss Pearl
Burnateatl, slater of the bride, acted as
bridesmaid. Little Flossie taumstead
made a pretty little, flower girl. The
oo m was abl assiste 1 by Mr Aylmer
were all preseneand along with seve-
angford, ofollingwood. The.array
rat grandchildren and a few other
of presents testified to the aeopularity.
. •
of the bride and groom. The, groom's
relatives spent the time in recalling
;
'old experiences, In addition there gifeto the bride was a pearl crescent
were present urs son, Dean, of west to the bridesmaid a set of gold beauty
Toronto; 'who as Miss. Ilenimigwa3r: ins' Mr and Mrs M°gridge: on a
acted as bridesmaid andReirlia. Chant
wedding Win, to Toronto and Niagara
Falls; amid showers of rice and old
shoes. , May they enjoy a long pros-
perous; and happy, wedded life is the
wish of it very large hitele•of friends,
OLD. LADIES ENTERTAINED, -
The ladiee of the W. T.• U. sent mit
in the Township of Markham
Co of York, the fiftieth anniversary
of the maitriage of Christopher H
Chant and Elizabeth Proftayhich USA
place at liagermain Township of
Markham, on June (15, 1858„ • The
family consists of Herman B. •Stipetin-
tendent of the.DohertyOrgan Factory
• Clinton;Mrs D D Rose, of Elgin, 'Man;
Joseph kt with the G T at Lakefield
' Clarence A., :prOfessor in the Univers-
ity of Toronte; and Miss. -Amelia E„
a professional nurse inToronto. These
• Festivel of the—Nftithedistalgrinder
Deleret or Mn DoOtaiOunt-On the School win be. given on the parsonage
morning of Sunday,June 7, the. death lawn, . An expellent program will be
angel bore hetice the spirit of Win. rendered, Consisting of vocal and ins -
Dougherty; who had been ill for the tremental musio, recitations And ad -
past three Months. , Ninety-three dresses, An exCellent tea, irieluding
years ago he was born in 'Ireland and strawberries and 'cream, served from
he came to thiscountry when quite 5,80 ta 7,00. Program at 8. Should the
young, During his long:, useful life weather prove unfavorable, tee whole
he was always held in the . highest program, together with refreshments,
estea by all •who knew him.. His will be given in the church.
wife formerly Elizabeth Whitney.pre- A lawn 'social, under the auspices of
deceased him about thirteen years ago the Presbyteeian church, will be held
and of a tatnily of six daughtersand on the ist of July, for winch great pre -
five sons 'there ate now liVing. Mr partitions will be made. The Clintien
Dougherty was a lifelong member of White Dyke ba,n1 has been secuted
the English church and until the in- for the occasion.
flrrnities of old age prevented he was • .
always a faithful attendant at all the Portees Um
, •
PAsTIVAI bola foeget tne "Eitrave
4 'Walt on. berry festival on "Monday evening,June
Wunnnio-Walton 4aS the Scene of
22ndaeo be held on -Atex Coif's lawn.
of a very.h appy function on 'Wednes- For ticulata see posters.
day, June 10, when Me, 1,.., W. Seurat A RENNER-;Nortnan McDougall, the
and Min E Maud Sholdide were united Huron sprinter received a special M-
in marriage. The dereitiOny was per- vitation to take peat in the Caledonian
formed et the home of tne bride's Ens- /times to be held in Bracebridge On
ter, Mrs. W, W. Sniith, end WAS con- tine. 17th, but declined. He has prom -
ducted by the Rev. IL M. Langford, WO, the Seafoeth Association to take
rector of Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Scar- pert in the SeithartlaClintah 10 mile
lett received ItlailY .heatittfal presents, marathon rime on Aug. 12, end says it
showing the esteem in which the Prom- is his intention to lowenhis Otte Made
inent couple are held. They will reside there last summer when he defeated
at TAtttlimihr, Ontario. a Witte of Clinton. •
,NOThe-elVfrs Newton end daughter
Pearl, are visiting in Dletroit,- Mrs,
131110Vale Sall Harris:ion had a rag bee on Thurs-
'DEATH-There died in Illuevale on day last. Mr Woods of Stratford WAS
Friday one Of the Pioneers; of this die, visiting at Hall Routledge's last week,
trict in the person of ides Archibald Quite a inimber attended the lecture
Anderson, aged 81 years. She was! the and moving picture enterteinMent in.
mother of Auderson, ahe bigamist and ' Bethel church on Friday evening given,
forgeraecently sentenced at Belleville, by Rev Mr Langford. James Rarrison
but It 18 said that she nevelt heard of had the misfortune Wiese a valuable
her son's disgrace because of her eon. horse with colic on Tuesday. MIAs
ditiOn for Baffle Otte as the result Of a Nellie McDOnald, of London, and Mr,
paralytic stroke,
Skinflint ' IV 1401)00gall and sister ot Seliforth,
gall on Sunday. AVilliane McDonald,
attended the funeral of Archie McDou,.
DEalate-The death occurred in MO. of Detroit; is home on a Visit, ,
•
Eaton ell Thursday evening of Jessie a
'Henry Warden, con, O. Deceased was STAMM --Mr (3. of the 8th
Warden, daughter of Mr. and Mew
but seven years and eight menthe old, con, one of the oldest end most highly
and the sympathy of it very wide circle respected Settlers, is laid up with a
of friends; and relatiVes is mitended to stroke of paralysis!, and graye fears
the bereaved, are entertained for his recovery;
I, A
services of the chinch.
tbe Potatoeug
wat000n begin hie' destructive
work on your 'potato plant*,
Paris Oreen that is pure and Un-
adultereted is the sorest remedy
for this evil,
, Wit !LOB
Burger's;
Pure English
Paris Green.
-
which we have tested in our
own la,bratory, and knew °Very*
wain is poison.
W 4. McConnell
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t WORKING ,OVERTINt ..
. Thie year the Potato Bugs ere
i Working Overtime.
Buy Your
Paris Green
of Newburgh„ wile acted as grooms-
man fifty years . Ago. Mr and Mrs.
;Chant have lived in Markham., To,wrn
ship almost all their lives, and are
:well-known add henored in the .neigh-
horhood, They are still in excellent
health, and many wishes were ex.
about 50 invitations to a 'Jen, which
pressed that they might live .to see
rheir sixtieth anniversary.
was held at the home of the -President.
Mre, Wrq HFr
arland, on ida,y last. The
A HURON1AN-The Winnipeg Tel- unique fftture of this tea was that the
egeam, in referring to those present at guests were allelclerly ladies and those
the meeting of the General Assemblywho are shut in and Belch -Me get any
thus refers to a former: Clintonian, entertainment. The afternoon twas
brother -In-law of Mr W. D. Fair: -One perfect, and it very pleasant time was
of the most iritereitting and able Com- spent by. all.. . 'Miss Ida, Twitchell
missioners to the aspenibaris Neil Pox, brought her excellent gramapho ne,
editor of the Morden Empire and vet- which added largely to the enjoyment
eran joarruelist of the wept. Mr.. .Fora of the guesta most of whom- w ere
was born in county of Huron, Ontario', seated on the hal utifullawli. A 'daltate
and educated at di:el:on:mon school of tea was served from 5 to ,7 o'clock,
af-
(Jtinton. He served apprenticeship on ter which it social time was spent, to -
the Clinton NEW 'ERA and went to the •g9ther with musical selections on the
now defunct toan of Nelson, to work .piario and gramophone. the singing of
on the Nelson Mountaineer for J. F. some old faiehiar hymn, and a, very
Galbraith we etarted the first news- interesting reading by Miss Lucy
paper published
ished in southern Manitoba. Grant. Perhaps the prat most enjay-
.kfterwards, on the founding of the ed by the guests was the renewing of
town of Morderehe wo iced on the riew old' acquaintances, andtalkine over
paper, the 'Manitoba News. It later old times, 6 of the guests were over 81, ,
changed hands and was known as the the oldest beingMrs Jenkins, (mother'
Monitor. When taken- over again' by of Mrs Geo.Lavis,) aged 85: Mrs Pluni.
the Liberal party, the name was again steel, aged 86, and Mrs Pada 85 ;
changed to Chronicle. Mr Fox has large nunaber were over 71. The time
been continuously in the printing trade spent wasrlopleasanttllamaking
the thiseladiee
since coming to this country, and is et the woTupurpose
perhaps the oldest printer in southern an mutual affair, Mr Jalliffe closed
Manitoba, not in years, but in actual the gathering with prayer. The ladies
seevice. Five years ;ago he took the. feel raueh indebted to Mr leen., for his
moma,gementef the Minden Empire, kindness in bringing it large number
now one of the most flourishing count- of tliegeests with his horse and rig,
ry newspapers in the Prevents*:
and driving them home again.
from us ind get ' the best, It
' stands the test. .
1 The only test for Pa,ris Green
• its ability to kill the
We buy the'. hest for, you.
is
W . R
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• • our management trains More YollIni
• people than any other in Ontario I •
There must be a reason; write for it.
• Speelal Course tor Teachers, ••
0 . Mail Coorses,
1 CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
. Geo; Spotton, Principal. •• .-
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auburn , I Switinerhill •
Norge -Mr and Mrs Chas Lovett at-
NI:0w Onnuon-The Baptist congre,.
tended the wedding of Mr Fred Scar-
gation of the village has decided to l
Wild it new church, and steps have al. ett last week. Mr Eli McLaughlin vis -
ready been taken toward that end. ited at Mr J Miller's last week. Mr 0.
They purpose building a neat. Modern Titter visited at the home of biefunde,.
edifice, which will he a credit to the sir Netbery, on'Thursday, The,Masons
are engaged in building a Wall under
the barn of Mr George Rill.. ;
village.0)NS.-Miss Ida .,.libbse of Myth, is
visiting her friend, Mrs McGee. Miss
S
J. Dyer left to accept position in NO;ES-Mr,.AtlabenilrtelrOarter'is at pre -
Toronto On Monday last, Mn John Wil- sent hired with Mr. Edwave Glenn.
on is busy preparing to build his new. Statute labor this year has been ex -
house. The Work on the *road to the pended in repairing the damage clone
station is being pushed ahead rapidly ny the spring freshete, Mrs Neil Mc -
this Week, Mr Wrn. noble had a bee, Gregor, bliss Jan Thompsen,Mr John
moving his barn on Monday and Tiles- A McEwen, and MISS Maggie Bell Mc.
day last. Ewen, went to Paisley. Brileti County
LII40,11E-- Rey T 11 Langford B A., this Week to attend the marriage of a
who has been seemed to canitiaign the relative, Miss Mary Walks.
Leagues of the District will be here 4.
on the evening r,of Tuesday the 23rd,
Met, and Westfield and Donnybrook
on the two succeeding nights. Mr
LatiVord has lectutee ChinaijaPan
and anada, all illtistrated With little -
light 'views and will give a diflerent
address sit each appointment, This
Will be one of the best programmes;
the league has had for smile titaae itis
hoped that there NI 111 be a large at.
tenclariee, ,„ •
W. G. 'Smith, brakemen,' was killed
by bre head striking a girder of the
Rainy River bridge on the 0. 1% R.
. Col Sam Hughes has scored once
more against the critics of the Ross
rifle and also incidentally against Mr
George FowlersMT who in the Come
mous reeentiV to,koccasion to criti.
else Col Hughes' Own attempts when
shooting with Canada's new national
men, At Quebec, on Saturday, in the
nresence of chetiting crowds!, Col,
rtughes scored fifteen straight bulls -
eyes et the five hundred tango* with
the new' It ng itossvvifie The small
rtrius OOMMittee appointed to test ltoSs
rifles, under the cheirmauship of Col
litighes,.was at Qnebec on Saturday
eonducting some tests of the rifle,
DO NOT GAPE AT —
TH EANKLE.
pnpress Shoei have -net -
a /standard- for style and
quality that . has placed
them amongst the highest
grade work.
They act as a magnet
for the better cla§s of trade. . . ..
The customer who buys
the Empress Shoe invari-
ably coines , that's
why we sell them.
E. J.CIAVET' Clinton -
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