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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1908-03-05, Page 5rob. stilti 1908 $urclogett Ills of ChildhoOd, illaiaTKINS-eJENKINS-,01). TIMOdae, , How to Cure Them. • matettm St. Patire ee0tear, maw, u, 0,, R. 00040 Thete is no medicine thet can equal Clilltael. • ,a l• 04• • gribriltDvib1it3ofi211:rio :1Oilt1ituellsCi a:eli11:oaa:,nVio1voalmotivaio, 4gei:rrea aNseHANNAlf,40, Knea4Ie"4°' 4/4131° tiver Y1Qtrils7 ftb, taw Iterv, 0, gibs, ow. Mad teething troubleo. Whee You. bY give this medicine to your little .11,0111,1, Jane guarantee ef • AMA* beth Wingaaea. govs 4).:avi;ar eltOINSON-DENNISON-At tae niattee, Mac:Weak on Feb, 1,90, br Sale," oars. Thos. Mills, thel, Ont., E ays "1 have 'ud BahY'n Own erna Her. D. Car:SWell, Robert:: A. Tsse ytobinsoo, to Ethel De son, boul thalletejusitthe meiedltliqtiace nbae eectedey tod ineelindp ot XyreQn eXUIl;Pu...M the It chums'. • babies healthy. They are eaSa to take and all."'" do good." Sold ay Winghaan on Feb. a0th, 1)Y the : Medicine dealers or by mail at 25 Rev. Father Laarendsau, William centbox, from The Dr. Williams' j,,King at Culross to Margaret n' Medicine Co,, 13rockvil1e, Ont. daUghter of Mr. Jelin Mc- Glyne of Turnimery. , UGWALD-NEWCOMBEI-In Exeter on Feb. 26th, Ed. HoWald •of Zueica to Mary Elizabeth New- , cembe of Exeter. IllinataNA.LD - CANNELL - At the hem M tbe bride's mother on Feb. 26, by JaseA. Anderson, Denald Macdonald of 'Aslafield township to Barbara Cantle% daughter of the late Finlay Mc- Lennan, 'CHRISTOPHER SHOLDIOE -On February 26th, by Rev. H. M. Langford, William Christopher of Walton to Luey Sholdiee of Morris. Births. PICKETT-In Clinton, on Feb. 27, to Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Pickett, a .daughter. eDARTWRIGHT-In Hullett on 27th Feb., to Mr. and Mrs. Amos. Cartwright, a son. IticLEAN-In Seaforth on Feb.- 240., to Mr. and Mrs. Keith McLean, a aaughter. EDWARDS-In Wingharn on Feb. 23r4, to Mr. and Mrs. Christoph- ei Edwards, a daughter. • BACKNEY-In Exeter, on Feb. 18th, ..to E. E. Hankney, and wife, a son. DUNCAN-In Brussels, on Feb. 20th, . to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duncan, a, daughter. 'ROWLAND-In Brussels, on February 14th, to Mr. atad Mrs. J. Fa Rowa • land, a daughter. . •• Deaths 13IGGINS-In Clinton on Feb. 29th, Thomasin Dixon, relict of the late James Biagins, itt her 84th year. •CANTELON-In Goderieh township • on Feb. 28th, Margaret Hanley, relict of the late Adam Cantelon, aged 79 years and 9 months. "MINER -In Clinton on. Feb. 29th, Elizabeth, infant daughter of • Mr. •• John Miner, aged 3 months and 8 days, • RANEY-In Tuckersmith on Feb. 29th, Robert Raney, aged 53 . years and 10 monlhs. 13LAOKER-In Clinton on"Feb. 29th, • *omas Jackson Blacker, aged 69 Airs and 2 months. KIN6 Grey township, on Feb- e^t•-•-•-1 30th,J. Lawson King, eld- est son of Job T. King, .n his twentieth year. . • 'ARMOUR -In Win•gham, Feb. 26, Wm. Armour, aged 52 years. •IFINDLATER-In Los Angeles, Cal., on Feb. 15th, Margaret Ellen • Findlater, daughter of Mr. Wm. Findlater, of Morris. , Seaforth Miss Mrytle Sproat left last week for WinniPeg Where she expects to take a poaithen as stenographer. • Mr, Charles Golding, who has been in the employ of the Bell Steam laundry for the • past twelve years1 has gone to Owen Sound ,where he has taken a petition: • Miss Grape Cameron ot Bayfield was the guest of Mrs. John Dodd a the PaSt week, Mr. Thomas Dickson left last week for •Glaigew, Scotland, where he ex- pects to piek up a feW good horse% Mr. Robert Lumsden hes been in poor health for adme time and is not improving as his' many Weeds would Wish: Rev. W. •J. Benne, Secretary of the Lord's Day Alliance, delivered .an •ad- dress in the • town hall on Sunday ev ening last at •the close of the church &maces. _ • _ The Cantor' New -Record 414•-• ••••• 4 40.•••••••114.41•••••••••• •••••••••••••••••141 The News From Goderich ELOISE A. SKIMMINGS, Cerresnorident . eele41.441110•4040.••••••••••••4•••••••••••••• alt44041•116,11•• her home at the post -office, from New Brook, wife ot Thomas Cousins took Miss Isabel Elssett hoe retail:nen to The funeral of the late Mary York. . Alex. Waver *as referee at Luck - now in the Mt. Forest and LuelmoW 'hockey Match at Luelenow. on Wednes- day evening of laet week. The score • was: 8 to 2 in favor of Mt. Foreet. • Quite a nUroner of our Goderich young men attended the matelt, .among ftro being Messrs, Roberts, Gus Qranans, and our mariners Beck elays,. Ed. Craig. and Jake McKinnen, • Rev. G. N. Hazen • attended the bunch of Amerman • beauty roses, meeting of directors of Alma College tribute of • Mrs. faorge Acheson, at St. Thomas, last week, casket boquet of white carnations ,• Mr. William. • Clark, who last year from ' Mrs. Robert IVIeLeml ; casket purchased the residence from tae late bovet of pink earnetions Mrs, J. 1Mrs. Tom McLean, • is very ill • at Edward a and casket boquet of • present. white carnations, Roy N. Harrison. Oliver Whitely lost his faithful The friends from a aistance who • ate, grocery horse on Saturday an tended the funeral were; Mrs, Er - attack of inflaramation. • win Marlette, Mich.- ; and. .,Mra. The Oddfellows': had their settees, Williams, Flint, Mich. The pillbear- uphOletered in time for the lest dance ers were two sons-in-law Of the lato before Easter, • Mrs. Cousins, Messrs, J. B. Orr, On Thursday evening last, the Fox Goderiely township and 'George MANI- E. club held their Assembly at Odd- el, Saltford and four nephews John .fellows' hall, Miss Davis of Mitchell McPhee, Torn McPhee, James 'Watson • was one of the guests. • and 'William Feagan, all of 'Colborne. • The Canadian Order •of Chosen The late Mary Brea, came at the Friends, meets on the int, and last age of nine years, with her parents Thursdays of every, month in, their 45' years ago front ,county Fermanagh, hall, over Wilson's prescription 'etore : Ireland, to London, Canada, where We learned last week of the death she was married to the husband . of at London of Mrs. Roa,eli, mother ot: hee choice, Mr. Thomas Cousies, Mrs. • Goraon Wright, of London, settling in Colborne- where many of ,presidetit'of the W: C. T. U. • their relatives' sealed on farms. :By • Mies Davis of Mitchell spent • last this union 13 children were born, 19 •week at the Hotel Bedford, the guest of whom survive their mother, 7 of her brothers, the Messrse Davis. •giris, Mrs, J." B, Orr, Goderich town. IVIrs. James' Reid; has received a ship, Mrs. George Meedel, aealtford second attack of paralysis, and email and the Misses Lizzie, Mattie, hope is entertained of her reenvery. Ruth and Myrtle. The three sons are On the dee% of aee leueband the late "'Messrs. William Cousins,. Marlette, Mr, James Reid, a well known build- Micli., Charles Benson,: Denver,' Color- ing contractor, her spirits began to ado, and George Cousins, . town, late Ful, and although she has survived of Marlette, • Mith. The late Mrs. him some years, sae. .failed daY by COnsins was the ;third. cousin of • Gen - day, her sight leaving her. • • .• eral Brock, one of ate most noted of Master Harry Reid. has :lieen operate British .Generals. She • Was a • most ea mien at Alexander hospital and ie lovable, Christain wornau, and before doing :well. • . • .• dying told her 'family "not to mourn Mr. Lorne Chrystal, returned . to hee being. taken away • .from them; as his home at .Toronto on. Saturday: She knew they would . all meet aer He is no in perfect health, •alter his again in theeglorious realms above." stay for a ' few : years in IVIoosejaw, Mr. Cousins, -her aged partner, said Man„ to which place he went by his when* kissing her last farewell, .be- ahysician's advice, alter his recovery , fore the casket was taken out . "I here from a, very severe attack of will soon • be wi Eh you, Mary" All pneumopia,. He has been the guest Of the family Were preeeph and many his grandniother, Mes. L. Elliott for relatives, but the two Sons'.William in a few, weeks. . Marlette, Mich., and Charles I3enson Charles Washington, our foreaer de in Denver,. Colorado; could net conle. T. R: freiglik.egent, now of Vancouv- • ' A 'very quiet wodding- took 'place at. dr, B. C., is at present a guest at his old home. • .• St7 Peter's -church, at 5 -a. . fag.t Tuesday,' 25th: Feb., the contracting on Quantities . of ice were bellied parties, Mise Mary Ellen Farr, eldest, week, and many cords of green Wood found their Way, . into the yards daughter •of Met James Fare now of . Toroth" to Sergt. Major . Fel: two of our bakers, Messrs: ' Me: J: lovaes, of the Royal Canadian . En smith., and Harry Stowe. gineers. of Toroeto. The bride lookea Mre. McCall. has rented her cotta:ge on Britannia Road. lovely and fair, in a costume of grey' - Mrs. Melbourne -of -Hamilton: who ladies' cloth, the collar and cuffs of her pretty oat, being of 'emerald was : the guest. of her neice, Mrs. 'Pet.;• green. silk velvet and mushroom hat er Macdonald:, this month, rcAnrried On Thursday 'sit to that city. • of :grey felt, quietly trinuried with Mr: Horney: is back .again at hes satin ribbon to • match.: Tho brides post, in the organ factory: • t maid was her sister,' Mise Lizzie Part who looked very happy' in het costumei Captain Traunch is at Buffalo, vis- iting friends in that city, -• of ntivy blue; broadcloth with stylish TV. dnd .:_m_rs,__Da.144.4,are,liftd.. hat of tipsy, velv.et. Ret.r. -Father placc to Colborne cemetery on Fri' day, Rev. Oectrge N. Hazen officiating.' During the service the favorite linen of the deo:teed lady was sung, "Nora er my God to Thee." Lovely, floral tributes covered the casket, among ahem being a pillow with many lover, ly flowers of spring front the Conser- vatory, a gift of the family, large wreath of roses and Mice tribute et' Mrs. Albert lala,cklem of Sarnia ; Auction Sale Register. Additional notices of - on page 3. Saturday, March 14th, at .1 p. m. at con. 2, Tuckersuath, la :miles east nf Henealla farm stock ,and im-• plements.-Louis Clark, proprietor ; Thos. Brown, auctigneer. • Tuesday. "Maaeh••l7th, ate]. p. • '11; at lot 24, con. 3,' S: Tucker - :smith, farm stock.. --11..M.: Hamilton, proprietor ; Thos. .13rown, auctioaper, Thursday, Marele 26th, at lot 18. con. 16, Goderich • townsihip, ferns stock and iniplements.-Beat Murphy. proprietor ; T. Gently, auctioneer,' Friday, Mama 20th at 1 p: in. at con. 2, H. IL S.,' ' Tuckersinith. miles west of Egmendville farm stock -James Grieve, proprietor ; Thos. Brown, auctioneer. Monday Match23rd, at 1. p. m. et con. 4, H. R, S., 1 mile west . of Egmondvillea fatni, stook and imple- ments:--Chaeles Carnahan, proprietor, Thos. Brown, A.uctioneer: Tuesday,. Mazch 24ble .at 1 9. m, lot 2, con. 10, Tucliersmitle clearing sale of farm stock. -W. Kitisman, proprietor; Thos. Brown,. Auctioneer, Wednesday, March 25th, at 1 p. at lot 15, con. 8, Main* • !Arm stock and implements -.a -H. McIntosh, proprietor; Thos. Brown a,uctieneer. Thursday, Meech 26th, at 1 pt at let 7, con: 2, Hulleta, farm. stock tee .11- BY THE GRIP. -- RELEASED BY. PE - La Grippe is Epidemic Catarrh, • 'T'HE dieesse new known as 6grip' -a mesa to be called 'influenza.' atVere closely resemble* * cold, but is more tertseions• in its hold upon the eystcia and producee more profound die- • turban:tea. , Grip is in reality epidemie Catarrh; When it once begina it spreads over the country very rapidly, • People do noecatch the griptrom each other, but each one catches It from the atmoephere. giblost Effective Medicine Ever Tried • for La Grippe, Robt.L. Madison, A. M., Principal of Cullowaee „High School, Painter, W. C., is chairman of the Jackson County Board of Education. He Is a writer of occasional verse and ban ,contributed to a number ot loading • papers and magrines,--religions, eat- • cations' and secular.. In speaking of Pernna, Mr. Madison says; • "I am hardly ever without Perim!, in My home. It is the most effective medi- eine that I have ever tried for is grippe. eIt also cured my wife of nasal ca- tarrh. Her condition at one time was such that she could not at night breathe through her nostrils. •' "In consequence, an inflamed condi- tion of the throat was brought about, getting worse and worse and yielding 40 110 remedy until _Porcine was tried." .*-• McLEAN-1n-Seaforth, on Feb. 24th, and janeleinente.eeJeseph eymeeL_ , the infant daughter of Mr. Keith proprietor; Thos:- Brown, auctioneer. McLean. • -GEOFFREY-In Egniondville, on Feb. 24th, Ruth, infant daughter, of Mr. Andrew Geoffrey, aged 6 months. •TICHBORNE-In Goderich township, on Yebruary • 23rd, William D. Tichborne, aged 61 years. • COU INS -In Goderich, on February th„Mary Brock, wife of Thomas ousins, aged 67 years, 5 months. PIANO AND cotaAN TUNalli A NI) Repairing.-Tha undersigned'. is prepared to do • all kinds 9( piano Mid: organ tuning. and renairing, and being a maw of practical experience in able t� 'guarantee' satisfaction Orders may, be left at .W. S. R Holmes' drug store -Ed J. How- ard, Clintoe. The 1VIOLSONS BANK • INCORPORATED BY A.CT • OF PARLIAMENT 1855. Capital paid up $3,305,840.00 Reserve Fund $3,305,840.00 • HEAD OPFCE, MONTREAL DIRECTORS: WM. ?JOLSON MACPHERSON , President •S. H. E W ING . . . . . Vice -President W. M. Ramsay, .J. P. Cleghorn, H. Markland Molson, Lt.. -Col (1.‘lienshaw, Win. C. McIntyre. James Elliott, General Manager. A. D. Durngord, Chief Inspector and guperin- dent of Branches. W. H. Draper, Inspector. W. W. L. Chipman, 3.11. Campbell, Assistant Inspectors. SA VINCS BANK DEPARTMENT Deposits of WO and upwards received and interest allowed at 3 per cent.from date of deposit, compounded 4 times a year SPECIAL, ATTENTION given to all branches of Farmers' businebs. Sale notes castled or collected on favorable terms. • C. E. DOWDING, Manager • CLINTON +++44++4-f44-+++444444+ +++4+++++:4+++++4+++44 4=111411a iimmoor WIMNIAMMANAMAN IfifiNIWThWINIAMWINWAIWAIIMAIMParliWAVOMMOMAIINIMAMMI J, B. HOOVER. •• • NELSON BALL smisemmenenismanisselatemelli 6 rapAyirrom A little pay- ment now. and then will nicely furn- ish your do- main. During the next thirty days lowered Prices Will he in force throughout our store and Uwe° who contemplate buying wilt kiave an opportunity of doing so at pates they will scarcely do - in a long time. For ex:unpile* Sideboard golden oak fin- ish; two &torero, large euoleterd, (With shelf in cub), la x 21 {nett • ' mirror in back for $0.75. Rich gam ter cut oak finish dresser and stand with 14 x 24 British Bevetleca teatime for $10.50, 1401 id 'ortk cobbler seat rocking chair $1 85, solid oak parlor table 20 tnehes square for $1.50. 'Enke our word for it het no better valuer; have been set forth than those which are being , offered for the nett SO days. *WM HOOVER BALL Furniture and: Undertaking. 406ym•momommwmtkomwmogvw,ftwAmp.iomommomitimmimwompiwii6;;Ph to Cobourg last week, to attend the McCrae officiate' at the early, mass funeral of the lady's father.. • . . • . • • • W. J. Dere, is back to the a old toWn, .to• succeed Chester Farrow, as teller at the G. T. R. station, ' • ; Miss McLaren, is the guest of her sister,. Mrs. W. Megaw,.. Winnipeg. • Mr. Andrew Boyce hae, returned !rem .hia home: at Mooaelaw. He came in good time to spend a feW weeks With' his parents, Mr. a and Mrs, '-i3Oyca, his fatherbeing: very ill •whee he azriyed. • • , Mr. Tom Cartoll, one of .Colhorne's • most Prospereues farmers, is We are very sorry to state, in very delicate health. Mrs. I.acey, mother of Mrs. • Tem • Carroll, has • been very ill at the home of her da.ughter. •' • Mr. D. A. -McLeod' of Sault Ste.' Marie, celebrated .the anniversary ca his birth. at his old home, Ripley, on Thursday last. Mrs. Vivian has returned from a, very pleasant visit to her daughters, Mrs. Brown and Miss Coral Vivian, at Kalantazoo, Mich. Mis's Viviatt has been in Three Rivers, a, city adjoin- • ing Kalamazoo, following her profes- • sional duties. We are glad to anhounce the recov- ery of the little child of , Mr. and Mrs. 'Dew, Park House, from an at- tack of bronchitis. The following plan for cleaning the plow, Which will work well on =otAwr tools of ironor steel is recommended, Slovilt: add one pint vf sUlphttrie acid to one quart -eV water, handling it carefully, and stirring slowlye as .considerable heat will rzsult from the mixing. When it is cool, moisten the surface of the metal with this, and then rub dry, after which wash oft With pure water.. After cleaning, a thorough coating of grease is given • before putting the tool away, and taken out . to use, give another coat- ing and It Will go easier. Mrs. altunlin was itt Dungannon VIA - Ring her mother, Mrs. McMath. At Knox church on Sunday mornin• g last, eottertunioe cups were served to • those who avroached the oommunion • table. The text eltoSeu by Rev. Jam- es A. Anderson was from St. John • "Do this in Commemoration of Me." Mr: and Mrs., Paulin vtore in Tor- onto last week• : . Miss lacturall Brewit rednt taine' fro Stratford' last week. Walter Mitchell is mit, at(lin, • after seine dayS.intlispositlom Engineer James Metro, C. P. It. arid • family now occupy rooms in the Bed- ford bloCk after spending a Couple of " Months in Loadoni • 'The hlisses McPherson and Brown went down, to Toronto to spend a few • days recently, but Mi53 McPherson he - cam imils•losx1 ans laq week we S-7 tortrivA of ler illness at her ho 0! her., and performed the sterna& c,exemony. After e nicely prepared wedding break- Violet Barge 240, Rata. Cook 239, fast at. the twine Of the bride's' par- Pearl' Finch 238, Effie Pickett 236, ants. the happy brideandgroom left Elmer Ker 232, Erma Andrews 225, for- the Queen city, where the groom Wilmer 'Wallis 225, Wellington Cook has a niees home ready to receive his 221., Mary Jackson 221, Fred Cutler briae. • 216. • ' Division 2nd.-Clas's da-Fred•Sloma' n'• On Monday 24th. Feb., at 6 a. m. a very pretty bat ;quiet wedding took Grace Walker, Maggio Wheatley, Mar - Place at the early Mass at St Peter's jorie Agnew, Willie Carling; Laurence • church, Rev: Father McCrae, solemn- Greig, Willie Webb, Margaret Cho*eil Meg the. marriage of •Miss Mary Mae- Class 3. -Manly Shipley, Willie Rut- donald, daughter . of Mr. and Mrs. ledge, Willie Walker,. :Jean Dayrnent, John .Maedonald to Mr. Joseph Haines', Jean • Morris,' Eerl O'Neil, Maggie of Brantford. The bride wore a 'trav- Pasonn Pearl Junor..-Lizzie . Mae: - ening suit of fawn ladies' cloth, with Pherson, teacher. au intrisible brown check, and brown • Division ard.-Senior Class. -Elmer chenille toque to match, and • white Beacom and Geo. McTaggart, (equal), veil. The bridesmaid was her sister, F,thel' Baines Russell Moore, Pearl Miss Annie who wete a nay alue Eton suit, with white hat and veil. The groomsman Was J. J. 'Macdonald brother of the bride, who came up from Bralitford to at6eaed the oexeme onyt During the service Miss Flossie Macdonald sang during the Offertory, • "My child give me thine heart," Miss Griffin presiding at the orgate Mies' Griffin also played Mendellsolut's Wedding March. A.nothet sister Miss Jessie Macdonald Of London, attended the weddiega Mr. and Mrs:. Eames left on, .the 7 a. tntrain, for •bluer • honeymoon trip to Toronto, and other Western points, before taking up • their residence, in Brantford. The bridesmaid was the recipient of • a gold bracelet, • from the groom. The bride received some very costly and beautiful gifts, as she was a person. of a most lovable disposition and very populae. Healthy Mucous Membranes• . Those who are fortunaM enough to have perfectly healthy =moue mem- branes ordinarily do not catch the drip. The mucous membranes lining the • nose, throat , and lungs, when in a • .normal state, are an effectual barrier against the invasion of grip. • But, if there happens to be the slight- est 'catarrhal derangement. of the • Mucous membranes', then the victim be - comae an eitsier prey to the grip. • 'This in part explains why some peo- ple get the grip, while others do not The rational thing to-do is to keep the system free from catarrh. In attempt- ing to do this most people have found Parma to be invaluable. • SyStemic Catarrh, the Result of La Grippe. Pe-ru-na Receives Credit for Present Good Health. Mrs. Jennie W. G•ilmore, Box 44, White Oak, Ind. Ter., formerly House- keeper for Indiana Referm School for •.Boys, writes: • • • "Sim years ago I had, la grippe, 'which was followed by systemic catarrh.• ' "The, only thing I used was Pertma and Manalin, and I have been in better health the last three years than for years before: • • .• "I give Peruna all thetredit for my. good health." ' Monthly The Medical Profession Recognizes 0. The Grip as Epidemic ,?'V.. .''', Catarrh. • ‘` ---*. ----.' v. .,. • ' •-•-•-•-•-•-•-•-••••-•-•-• . • During an epidemic' of grip Peruna should . be used. The doses recom- mended on the bottle are nufficienet•, • lowed. After the grip has once been acvred Dr. Hartman recommends the use of Pcruna in teaspoonful doses every hour during the acute stage, after which the directions on the bottle should be fol- ' Experience has shown that the people who use. Peruna asa remedy for grip generally recover sooner and are less. liable to the distressing and long -con- tinued after-effects of the grip: • When'Peruna has not been used dur- ing the course of the grip and the patient finds himself .suffering from the after; effects of this disease,a ceume of Peruna should be resprted to. • • • • . Suffered.Tweive Years .From After Effects of La Grippe. .• • Mr. Victor Patneaude, • 328 Madison St., Topeka, Kan., member of Knights; and 1..adies of Security, writes: , "Twelve years ago I had a severe at- tack of la grippe and Lnever really re-; covered my health and strengtha-but grew weaker .every year, until ;' was unable to work. • •. . . "Two years ago I began using Parana and it built•up my etrength1ao thatlii a- couple of months I was Aketo go to work again: ' • "This winter I had another attack or la grippe, but Peruna soon drove it out of my system. My wife end I consider ' Peruns a household remedy:, •• Pneimonle Followed La Grippe , Mr T Barnecott, West Aylmer, On- tario, Can, writes: "Last winter I was 311 with pneu- monia atter having la grippe. I took Peruna for two months, when 1 became quite well, and I can say that any one can be cured by it in a reasonable time at little expeuse.” • pe-ru-na-A Tonle After La Grielle- Mrs. Chas. E. Wells, Sr, Delaware, Obio, writes: "After a severe attack of lagrippe,I took Peruna and.found it a very good fettle:, ' Mrs. Jane Gift; Athens, Ohio, writes:, "Mir yearn age I had la grippe verybad I read a testheonial of a, woman who had been cured of grip by Peruna. My husband boeght me a bottle of Pecans. • I was soon able to do my work. . I• cone Milted awing it until a was cured." • Report of clinton 1 .Model-SehOol • Grey TOwnship •! Miss. Susie Pearson spent Sunday last with her friend, Miss Maty ale - of Donald of Ethel. • Among the many frienas, item - distance that attended the funeral of • Lawson King awere-Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Allister, Mr. Geo. McAllister, Guelph, Elliott McAllister, Toronto', Mrs. Mc - McDonald, ICincardine. A N:atioeal social is going to be heal in Roe's clalich under the auspizeseot-41m-eaoir and Leigue.-T date fiacel is Match 17th and if the weather and roads are :favorable a good evening is aromised. The following is the report: the Clinton -Model- -School-for--theemonth of February . ,• • *vision lst.-Marjorie Manning 296, Dell Millar 272, Edgar Torrance. 271, Bessie Walker 270,' Russell Harland 267; Ray Cantelon '266, Edna Levis 265, Elgin Mason 257, Ruth Welkin-. Shaw 253, Nellie Robinson 24i7, Laura aVadeonald 247, Clausin O'Neil 215, Irene IVIann 243 Steart Paisley 241, E. W. JACOB'S TAILORING Our new snitings for spring 1003 rtre now on display, In all the newest patterns and shades including the newest shadee • of browns add greys which are very popular for spring Wean also the celebrated Blue and Black Bel- waapa, Serges in hard twine and cheviot finish. • We guarantee you fit, style and right prices. • eps ncall before buying. hcadyito.weitr Clothing. Pornlehittge • Flats. E W. JACOBS [PAPER HANGING AND DieCatt.4..T- - hig.-Good -antra' guaranteed: Agent " for the • Empire Wallpa,per Co.. Samples famished, 10 ' cents ' a roll • for hanging. Your patronage Iv- ' ' weetfully solicited -J. :E. Cook. Goderich AliSS Sarah alolVlath, youngest daughter. 'of Mr. and Mrs. . William. IVIeMatie Bayfield Road, left on Tues day • to go in training at Roosevelt hospital, New • York city. An elder sister, is holding a responsible situation in 'Mount Sinai hospital, in the, same city, Now York city. •• Mr: George Brownlee, late of Ei‘.. on', Toronto, has accepted a aaositioti Toronto, en Saturday. , • Evangelist McConibp Wan the speak - Glazier, 'Fred 0. Ford, Milton Coek, er of the day at the Gospel. Tem - Rene, Wilken, Clifford Harland and , p.erance meeting' held on Sunday. Fred Thompson the same number of • k I ir Class, Mamie • • mar s. . un o . - Roy Forrester, Lena Holmes, Leone Elliott, Lulu • 'Connell, Lulu Howe, sj:• Dns viMsfa.onnn Teacher.,4tIvSeeYn ra r Can'a-7s sj. INl EVein Gould, Harvey Walker, Lloyd Wilkie, Cala . Beacom, Arnold Rethwell, Wal- ter Shier, Alma, •Judd, Florence Cous- ins, Chester Marshall, Olive 1VloCtre. Junioe Class. -Helen Itodawa.y, Viola Cook, Charlie Thompson, Violet Ai - gent, Harold Holmes Eddie "Graelist -Clara Chidley, Teacher. • • Division ath.-Senior arida-Margaret MeTaggart 563, Charlie Cantelon 638, Willie Cook 512, Auatni Nediger 504, Percy Wheatley 483, Clara Twitchell 481, Oliver Johtmon 4118, Aleda Soeloy 162, Harry Shaw• 458. Junior Jessie Watkin 473, Willie Gould 432, Sadie Steep 404, Larene Langford 403;, Bert, Deeves 396, Fred Lawrence 386, Arthur Grundy 376, Douglas Shipley 344, Gordon Metartney 344, Eadie McDonald 842, -Lucy Stevens, Teach, er. DiviSion 6th. -Senior. -Frank Penne- baker, Harriet Cantelon, Foster Copp, Doreen Stephenson, Olin:toe Cook, Bernie 'Hall, Matte Wore, Mervin Elliott. Junior -Nora Kennedy, Percy Ladd, N'ellie Watkins, Siasy Baines, Giffotd Beaton, Georgia. Kaufman, Bessie O'Neil, Stelae Yeebee.-•Hattie • Courtice, Teacher. Division 76.-Scnior Clase.-Mand Routledge, Lois Holmes, IViildred. Cook, Elmo Doherty,Ina Trowhill, LeOna, Nediger, Pried& Wallis, Ersking Evans. Junior Class. --Hattie Greig, Marion Gibbings, Mary Chidley, Bessie Chowen, Alberta. Jackson, Hanna Ar- gent, Elsie Graelis, Wilbur Welsb..- Malta Wiltse, Teacher, Division M. -Senior Class. -Mar - :lay Barge, Alex. Agnew, Donald Rut- naila Marne Gould, Panay Itellyar, Madelinq Shaw, Orval Murphy, Wil- • fred Saeley. Junior ChM -Edna West, Lyr a Livermore, Earnest Hall, Freddie llis, Murray McNeil, Earn- est Livern ore, Merritt Nediger, Willie Marshail..v. 0, Annie Taylor, Teacher, AUCTION SATZ OF FARM STOCK -Mr. Joseph Cplelough has instruc- ted the undersigned to sell by public, • auction at Lot 25, Base Line, •Goderieh township, la miles riorth of Clinton, on Saturday, Mar. 7th, the following : I heavy draft mare rising 4 years old, 1 generel pur- pose horse rising 4 years, 1 general purpose horse rising 5 years, 1 driv- ing mare rising 6 years, in foal, 4 milking cows:, 1 yearling heifer, 5 'Steers, rising 2 years eld, 3 heifers 2 • years old, 8 calves. There will be no reserve as the •proprietor is retiring froin farming on account of ill heal* Sale at 1 o'clock. • Terms : All sums of U9 and • der, cash; over that amount 6 months' credit will be given ott ap- 1roVed joint notes. A discount of • per cent. • per annum on credit • a.mounte. .Thos. Brown Auctioneer: • Jos. Colclough, Proprietor. • ,LONDESBORO THRESHING. Syndicate invites tenders i'or tite. positions- of Engineer, Overseer of ; threshing. machineand wateartnan with team. The overseer may ten- see er for thealettereaTendeta will be - received up to noon on March 7th by the endersigned. No ,tender nec- essarily • accepted. -J: C.' Adams; • Secretary, lesedeshoro P. O. FARM FOR SALE.L-THE "FARM ' property of the late James Fail,* • .containing -200 acres of • imprewed cultivated, and grazing lend adjeine • Big the Town • of Clinton, •Ilurca county, Opt., --will be oaered for sale by, ;public auction on day the the 25th day of Mann :a, Om /our of 2 ' o'clock. Further partite- • , • Wars, description and terms of hate made known on application to the undersigned; or from James Fait and James Scott, executors; D. Dickenson, auctioneer, Clinton. TENDERS WANTED.-BOLIC separate 'benders will., be received noon on Tuesday, • March I0th • for the various trades in cotineetion • with the erection of a Roman Umb- rae' Chur�h= in the, town of Clinton. Plans and specifleations may be seen at the residence of Rey. J. A. Hanlon ,P, P., Clinton, or at the Oleo of W. J. Ireland, architect, Stratford. The lowest or any ten- der not necessarily accepted. -W. J. Ireland, Architect, Stratford, PRIVATE SALE OP HOUSEHOLD turniture.-Prom this • late untii March Otb the following will te sold at private sale Three bed room sots, inatreSSeS, spring*, etC., sideboard, extension -table, couch, lin- oleum, Radiant thine heater, book. ease, tattey and other tables, Ito* tan, mahogany and oak theirs, large cook stove,and many Other arilelea. • Also buggy used one reasbn.-MrS. (Itev.) W. F. 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