The Clinton News-Record, 1908-03-19, Page 5iiarch 19th, 1908
SHOES
DO NOT GAPE AT -
— THE ANKLE,
Empress Shoes have set
a standard for style and
quality that has placed
them amongst the highest
grade work.
They act as a magnet
for the better class of trade,
The customer who buys
the Empress Shoe invari-
ably comes back ; that's
why we sell them.
R. J. Cluff
Sole Dealer Clinton,
Don't fail to take advant.
.age of the money saving
prices
AT F. A. EDWARDS' ANNUAL
Sie
aeleltee
- - This week we offer - -
-B & C Corsets $1.03) for 80c
- 75e Corsets for 60c
-50c Corsets for 35c
MEN'S FANCY PRINT SHIRTS
75c and 8.ee for 55e
A BIG SNAP IN LINEN TOWELS.
150, 16e, 18e, 20c and 25c a. Pair-
FLANELETTE BLANKETS
$1.00 for 8.5c, $1.25 foe $1.10, and
$1.50 for $1.35
BLACH SATEEN WAISTS
$1.50 to $1.50 for 75e
NAVY AND BROWN LUSTRE .
WAISTS
- $1.00 for 78c. -
—$1.25 Wrappers for $1.00
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Marriages
•
IORNEY.--HORTON-A.t Hutkuulale,
* Olt March 10, John W. Homey to
Mary Jane, daughter of Mr. Wil -
Barn Horton, all of Usborne.
MoBS.A.NN-WILLSON-At the lime
•of the bride's parents, Detroit, on
• March 7tb, by Dr. Frederick De
•Land Leote, pastor of Oenteal
Methodist obureh, Dr. George M.
• McMinn, of Detroit, to Olive Ger-
trude, youngest daughter. of 'Mr.
and Mrs. 0. Q. Willson.
CALDR-13IXLBY--.At the residence
et the bride's Parente in Morris,
on March Ilth, by Rev. S. And-
erson of Blyth, James Calder of
. Delora, Ont., to Margaret E.,
1 daughter of Mr, Thos, Bielby.
Births,
COOK -in Clinton on March 14th, to
Mr. end Mrs, David Coot, Jr.,
Albeit street, a daughter. '
DALE -In Hullett on Merl% 16tlit. to.
Mr, and Mrs. Sheppard Dale, a
,
daughter,
CARTER -In Stapleton on March
16th, to Mr, and Mrs. Isaac Car-
ter, a daughter' '
MILLERe-In Clinton on March 15th,
to Mr, 'and Mrs'. Robert Midler, a
5011.
LIVERMORE-In Clinton on Match
3.2.tir, to Mr. and Mrs. D. Liver-.
•nitre, a son. .
JERVIS-In Sintuluta,, Sask., on
• March 14th, to Mr. and Mrs. .011 -
ver Jervis (nee Miss Bean) a son.
BRETTe-In Seaforth, on•,March '12th,
to Ale. and Mrs. It. A. Brett; •a
daughter.
PICKARD-In Seaforth, on March 0th
• to Mr. and Mrs, Walter Pickard,.
a &tighter. .
HOLMES-1n Mekilloe, on Max
6111, tp Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hein.-
• is, a sone : •
PRATT-In, Blyth, on March 6th, to
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Pratt, a
son (stillborn.)
•
Deathi
HAR v •Exeter on March V II
Charles Harrison, aged 82 years'.
and 4 menthe.
LUMSDEN-in Seaforeli, on ' March
7th; Robert Lumsden, in his Send:
SELyLeaErRY-LIn Kincerdinb, en Wirth
9, Mrs. Sellery, • mother of
Sellerv, Hensall aged 53 yeaee
LOCK1E-In .Blythe on March •t rith,
Mies Janet Lockie, aged •-lte
NICHOL--dn liforrea, on Maelt : 8th
Alex..Niehol, mn hie. 15th year. •
ADDY-In Brussels, on Marti .11the
Grace • Reeldiek, wife of Mr:
Addy, Grey townshipaged 7e
RODDICK-In ' truss:els,. on Difareli
10th, •John Roddick, • in. his • • ntei
year •
NICHOL-In Morris, on Mareli
Alexander Nichol, in , his 75th
SCHUBETZER-7-1 Goderieh, ch Mar.
• 12th, Joseph. Schubeteer, eged
years arid 7 znonths.
CATLINC]-0n St..Joseph's Island on
Feb. 28th, • Mrs. . Jaines Catline,
fortneely of Clinton, aged 62 'years..
F. A. Edwards
BANFIELD.
The Goderich council has accepted
'the offer of .11eKeneie & Co. of Tor -
.onto for the perchase of $61,00.0 of
5 per cent. debentures. •
James Bryarts, • grocer of Haviloele
had his right leg cut off near the body
one .night hest week while trying , to.
board a movingtrain at Norwood
• Three Italiati boys, arz.' dead at Nor -
weed, N. J.; from eating skunk rah-
bage.
Queen' e College, Kingston, has op-
ened a subscription for Trooper Abel
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, apital paid up S.3,305,840.00 ' Reserve Putrid $3,,30q,840.00 +
.6. HEAD OFFS, MONTREAL. .
DiltECTORS •
WM. MOLSON MACPE1ERSON President
S. H. EWING ..• • Vide -President '
W. M. Ramsay, J. P. Cleghorn, • H. liarkland Molson,
Lt. -(101 0. tionehaw, • Wu:. C. McIntyre.
James Elliott, General Manager, A. D. Durngord, Chief 'Inspector and Superin-
dent of Branches. W. ll, Draper, Inspector. W. W.14. Chipman,
J. H. Campbell, Assistant inspectors,
SAVINGS 3 %K. DEPARTMENT Deposit., of 11.00 and upwards; received
and interest allowed at 3 per cont.rrom date of deposit, compounded 4 Wiles a year
SPECIAL AT E 7 1( elven total branches of rarmers' businebs. Sale
notes cashed or collected on favorable ternis.
C. E. DOWDING, Mattager •CLINTON
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evergthing
;Other In t
right has a tot.
to do with the
appearance of
a picture,
Picture:
• Frames.
Add to or detract from the effeellvenees of pietutes coneld
etably. it hi a apechttlalter of mita to make the frarno volt tno
• picture. We like people to OW how heeutifully our feantee and
their pieturee ngiee. Yon will•say it too if you will let us do
amine framing for you.
We invite you to Inspect our stock of Furniture which is 0001 -
plate in every line and ode pricer] are as low tlit the IttVvegt.
We are the sole Again* for the famous ilarcuies springs and
°attacker raattroeset.
HOOVER Sic BALL
Furniture and Putter/xi Directors,
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The funerel of the late Jane An- Miss Vareoe, only daughter of Col-
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eirew, relict of the late John Reid, onel Vercoe, was the guest last week
took place on Tuesday afternoon, Rov. of Miss Tretheway.
George 14, Hazen,. officiating. Dur- Mrs. (Rev.) Elliott, returned first
• ing the service at the house, all sang week in 1Viareh, from her long trip
the "pretty hymn '"Shall wo gather on the steamer "Sobo," Which went
at the river '. The pallbearers were as far down as Demerara called at
lour eepbews of the deceased lady ; Georgetown in British Guiana, touch
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Messrs. Ed. Reid, Walter Sharman, • ing at all the W.:et India Islands and
F. 11. Martin and Charles Reid. The Bermudas both times, during the voy-
late Jane Andrew WAS born in Bel- age. They passed the ruins of • St,
feet, Irelen,d, in 1828 and was married •Pierre.
at Picton, Ont., to Mr. John Reid in Here is an item about Goderich of
1? -53 when both came up to Goderich nearly half a century ago: Godericb
settling here, Time children were 5th.Mareh 1860...The ice oil the river
born to them -Mary J, wile died Ma,itlend, btolce up last night at 0
many years. ago; Samuel J., of Tor- p, tn, and caused danger to the Wine
onto and James aleo.decea,sed.. The • ing in the Harbor, The steamer Troy
deceased lady was a life-long mem- • belonging to the •B. and L. H, Hall.
he of the Methodist church. Mr. S, road CO., was carried half a mile.
J. Reid came up .with his family front hito the lake and lies aground with,
Taranto to attend the funeral, 'only the hurricane deck above Water.
.Mrs. Thomas •'hettles of 'Porter's The • schooner • "Lilly Dansey," was
Hill has been the guest for some days • thrown upon the dock, "The 1:teeth-
ed her mother, Mrs. Morgan. • ors" (Marlton) was carried live miles
We were glad to meet Mr. William out into the lake. The "Wilson" up -
Johnsen. pn Wednesday • Of last week set and serious damage was done to
after a three months illness. several other smaller craft 150 feet of
•• .The. childree's evangelistic meetings the dock was thrown- up and several
are held every afternoon, at 4. p. m, fishermen'e shanties carried away."
in North St. chureh,, Rev. John. H. We eon add that the old "Troy" is
MeCombe, officiating. ' aground yet, about I mite or so
*We were pleased to learn that Mr. from the harbdr and no• one ever
•Roy Harrison, who bag been con- tried to raise her up. Tho D. B. Sex -
fined to the 'house for sone Weeks is ton, a' fine • schooner from. Chatham
recovering. • •was also thrown up MI the harbor on
Mr: George Cousins has returned the same night 5th March 18.60, and
from his eesidence at Marletts, Mich. the ."Annexation" . also received some
Mr, and Mrs. Lome eleclonald and injpry. There Was a dog,. upon • the
family of London now occupy' the '3,i,s• v‘Troy" when she went. out, the watch
idence formerly occupied by Mayor man not getting time to Call his dog
Thompsonand the faithful dog was drowned,
While hi Gederieh lent week ate The' D. B,,Sexton was sent afterward
tending the gospel. meetings, Rev. Mr, to the Mediterrarie with freight, by
Green • of Clinton, was the guest of her owners we were told. . .
Rev. Hazen. • ' . ' • Miss Barr, deputy P. M.. spent a
- Evangelist John IL McCombe le al- c,otipti: of days last weele at her 'home
so the gizest of:Rev. and Mrs. G. Ne • in Blyth. •• .. ,
The News From Goderich
•
Hazen. . • . • Edward Campion of. Montreal and
Mrs. Jonathan Carter •of Utah, who 'his brother Carl were..the guests ,of
has •been -visiting her e relatives in friends -here lest: week. ••• = • • • •
..
Clinton While ie •Gocierich was the The O. P.' R. trains, vAilcheevere
guest of her .sistereitteiane, • Mrs.. 'Ane.- cancelled sotne weeks ego, :will eeteei
drew Duft Both ladies. tieited :friends be in active service. again. .• •
mn Blyth last week. • • • . 'I the first Week of March Judge
Mrs. .Jennings has returnedto , her Holt, officiated iti,..Place of -Judge Bare
home on the hayfield, Road . alter•somemon of Stretford at the Court held
week's visit With her daughter; Mrs. there and at Se. Mary'e,. •
(Dr) Packeyeod of BroWti City, Mich. S. E. Hick, druggist, .lefe on. Mon -
..Mr. and • 'Mrs. Jamee McCracken day of last week .for Toronto. as . ree
formerly .of •hrussels now eget* the presentative of Goderich circle tcethe
Cottage forineely occupied, by • .Mr..-'.annttal.:gathering of •.Supremo' Circle,
Jacob Stokes.. •• . • . • Will Trainor, ate! • Al! Bennett,
Mr. and Mrs. . jack :Htnderson . (nee , 'Chicago weep in. ioWn thisentonth
Miss ,I.ottee Merrow] ,of • Detreit, hair() On Sunday Oveaing 11,e. congtegatfaii
,returned to tivmty, alter a p.easant. at Knox- church emtobered fully 1000
eitit -.withetheeteetertseitaiteritsetet4le:.--eyeeseneetteeeteetheeoeeasten
and, Wee., George 'Morrow. • I. jams Anderson choosing•the date for
.MV. • Joeeph "Edward or the C. P, R. , preaching Inc annual *triton. to 'the
got : -One of, his hands, hadly, crushed. at •. Sailors and fishermen, who wdl soon
the round hot:Se, the. other -day, be lea- vieg our ilrore. A niixed- choir
Mrs. Hugh MeGratton, who has :of about 30 singers .sang after the
been ill at intereala
is. now. Ie. the hospital foie:treatment. Thee
..eket elmiehty,".:Vss McVittie
for • several Years': sermon ' Handel's ".I -101Y, -•.• Hely; 0
• We received' • a ,letter ThUreday t, 1 - • • •
lase from' Mee: Alex,. • McLean. . c•
of . The Ether liyirins for oceasion werel
Cockburn island adviSing us -.of the. ',`O Ged Who madest in Thy, Hand,!..'
death of her mother, Ales. James eGod the rifler of tee sea and land,".
Catling, who 'speril. last suriuner .here
With. her datighters and ,Seemed, •.te. no "0 Lord be 'with us ..wIten We sane,
•and r '`God•.be With: -von, till we meet.
en her Usual _good .hearth on .• teaving eeeeeee :For bis text 'Rev. ,Mr.' • An -
for; her home,. accorapented by. :Mi
derson :choose .St. Mark, 6e-48, .Whiele
and Mrs. Aleset •Mel4etet and family . illustratede es • Well as the aeXt
The •futieral took place on StittnaY two cLsLs, mn beautiful wordS. •
1st Marcie Mrs,. Catling was 141 I
- ---• The,7"limeral Of the late ,Franela Ash -
years' and Months: 'of 'age. •.Shil WOS
ton Sreeetli, :took Pletee, from. his • late'
bOrn'in &ode*, •England, ani reeeried
reeidence.. He was born in Cornwall,
to Mr, James Ceeling in thea
- ..: me
s'- • England, in tam :and came to • .Cae-
Place; By that union 10 ehildren Were ,adawhen he was 21 years Of: age
boin,. 5 boys: Albert, Bayfiel.d;; Her -
locating.' at. Kingston, in • eitei.`.
ilea of the N. 'W! T., and Obailese .,„„ .
a married to, Miss .Elieebeth
Ernest and Victor. 'of Cockburn • Ise. 2'
canes, her sister '.becorning the wife
land.; and five girls, Mrs, ,Toria
of the lete Walter Hick,. and alt came
lewhaite and tMrs Coliii Patterson,
to Gocterieh about "5e years. ego:,
Goderich ; Mrs. Robert- Bell,. Clinton,
The. lab Mr. Smeeth was married
Mri. ;time. -,VIcLeane Cockburn. Wand.,
and Miee Nellie Ceiling. of the „ In- tWiee, • hie widow • being Mrs. Frarteis
Marlton Cattle; who With Mrs. Fred
stake for the blind at 'Brantford. .
Pridham the only,•surviving child
Mr.; RUseell McAllister officiated at .
by Itis first , marriage, are 'left' to
the funeral, The funeral was yere
mouth his departure. !He • . was a
large, •Mrs. .Catling being veryenetiell
strict Methodist . and a good man.
esteemed and of beteg' O. very: gifted flev Mt'
Hazen conducted.• the stereie-
Woman, . but her elitist total blieliness
es. The pallbearers were' Messrs,' Sti:
prohibited her from . ;taking any
active pert in life's; Work. *es. , R. BOliertnon, J. P.. Brown, •Williain
Campbell, Epheaiiii Downing, Thomas
•Catlingwas a liternher all ',her .life
Huckstep and Jaeitb, sto.kes. . •
the Church of Eniglaltd. Thesympathy f.
of the cornmunity is: with the, bereaved HaTrY :Wig.gills•' left en lAtednes:
husband and .family, dey morning of last. week, for a kin
Rev, J. Greene of Clinton was in etc) Arnpelor, Ottieve, :Quebec and
Own last week and • attended um Meet'real• .• •
tleCombe special services, giving el; A debate between the Clinton Col -
address. • legiate Institute and • the, Godetich
Mr. Archie Miller 'has returnel from.'
ollegiate took plaee hete last 'Friday
a lengthy :stay at hlooselaw, sleek. niCaght on the subject, • "Resoleed that
nada is justified in excluditig Oriene
• Mr, aed Mrs. Lorne Itiaecieueld heve
returned from London,. • •
Captain Ttetheivay and sone have,
purchased the' SLtean1 barge "Teetina--
eeh," which -hes wintered at 'lletro:t,
and will soon leave to ewe the beret
In good shape for handling freietit.
The ‘Teeineseli" has been on the Si,
Lawrence route. • .
Miss, Dolphin.° .Neire accompanied
her aunt, Mies Aggie Nairn, to De-
troft,where she wilt be the guest of
her epee, Mrs. Havill of that city.
. Ooderich
In connection with the revival ser-
vices being .conducted at North. street
-
Methodist Church by, Evengellit
0ornhe a unieele service was belt: •eet
Friday night, when special invitatiOns
were sent to the employes of •the
various factories, to the members of.
various Chiba,. M. The men fromethe
different factories marched to the
-chittch in separate bodies,, and were
assigned to different parts f . the
auditeriunt, While the galleries were
reserved- for • the ladies. The mon
from each factory were -given special
parts in the singing, and the meeting
Was -a .splendid success. The clime.%
was erowded to • .overflowing, , fully
1200 persons being present, •
Childhood Iadigeation
Means Sickly Babies..
The baby who suffers from 'indiges-
tion is simply starving to,death. 14
loses all desire for food and the little
it does take • does it no good ; the
ehild is peevish; ' moss and restleee,
• and 'the mother feels worn out in car-
ing for it. Baby's Own Tablets al-
ways cum indigestion, and niake the
child Sleep healthily, • and naturally.
Mrs. George Howell, Sandy Beach,
Que., says : "Mybaby suffered from
indigestion, colic and vomiting, and
eried day and night, but after giving
him Baby's Owa Tablets the trouble
• disappeared and he is now healthy
child. ' The Tablets will cure all the
minor ailments of babyhood and
childhood. Sold by medicine dealers
or bY mail at 25 cents a bale from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
itrockville, Ont.
St. Helens,
Miss Minna. Rutherford spent Sun-
day at the heme of her parents.. '
Mrs, R. H. Millet' has retuened from
visiting friends at Goderich.
' Miss Mary Murray has been staying
at Mrs.' R. K. Miller's during her
absence. ' .
Mr. Atchison is, home from A visit
to Perham. ' • .'
• Mise Annie McKay is eisiting her
friend, Miss Marian Macpherson.
The •roads are not in a very good
condition now. • •
Mr. William Todd has returned to
Cargill. .• •
Live Stock Market.
•
• Toronto, March ietle-There .. eves
not too heavy .a ran at the Union
Steele Na,rds • to -day, ane thee market
held about steady at last • Thursday's
Market decline; When wiring to • con-
tinuous heavy runs during the. week,
-Trices7haci-lleelined ,abeut •25e On hut -
eller cattle. There. is still a good,de-
::inand. for choice cattle ot export, and.'
in these , ClasseS the • . market." is
st edy to -Arne Choice export Cat.le
steady at $5 • to $5.25, and choice
picked Itutcher and light export at
v.59. le $4,30. Medium: to goad' mix-.
ed butcher cattle .steady, at $3.75 to
.$1.25 ccinimon mixed cattle and.
canners all, the way from $L50 •to'
$2.75, and fair..to good butcher cows
•at, *3 !to •$3.75.
, Totay!s :run Wa$ 55 cars, and . in-
cluded 905 head of cattle, 188 sheen.
,and. lambs, 11 calves and 220 horses.
,ExpOrt-Market steady at. $4.7,5 to
$5.25, for °hole° cattle ; medium- • $4
to $4-80 ; .$4 to 14.25 ;.• eoeve,
to $4. ••'
• Butcher -Market steady, • choicest
pieked butcher, • *4.15; geed $1' eo
$4.25 ; common . :mixed cattle, 25e
lower at $2.25 to: $2.75. •
Stockers -Good demand, 'ter the
right pied at $3' te $3.90-" • '
Sheep--lefarket firm ; ewes $4.35 to
*1 7•Lambs, ' grain fed, $6.50 to
$7.25 ; 'cote:dope $ to $6.• ,
Hogs -Market iiriner. C+unti's,l Ltd.,
quote selects at:$L15, f.o.b.' •
e,3pting lambs are quoted at $5 to $7
each. -
Frank •Itunnisett, jr., bought 25
butcher cattle, 900 to 1,300 lbs., eet.
$0.75 .to $4,90; the latter figure ler
• extra choice. ' •
Maybec; Wilson and Hall sold .about."
five, loads of mixed 'butcher cattle, $8. -
•td $4.50 ; it fow choice Cattle, at
$4.50 to $4.75.. ••
Levaek Dressed Beef Co. bought ten
or eleven loads. of. eattlee common at
$2.50 to $3.50 • good.' *cows at $3.50
to $3.75 mediutn to • geed Mixed
butcher at $4 to $4.50, arid extra
choice catele, at $4,75 to $440.
tals." The visitors were Mr the
policy of exchiskin and the Goderielt
speakers took the fiegative‘ Wm. Mc-
Queen and J. A. Cameron were the
Clinton speakers, and Wm. Fiegland
and ooidon Wightman debated for
the G. 0 L •The speaking Was or a
high order and the opposing views
Were ably presented. The judges were
J. Haney, prietipal of the Clinton
1Viodel• school ; n. n. Ball, of •the
teaching ataff of the C. 0. and G.• .
P. Blair of Goderielt, and after • tong
Mesdames Duff and Carter returned deliberation they announced the God
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from their visit to Myth, last week, erieh debaters as the winners both on
Mrs. Carter remaining. over M Olin. style and argument, Tgh
hou' Clinton
ton, and Mrs. Duff returning home. advaneed more arguments the judges"
Captain and MrsKenneth Camp-
considered those at the negative were
bell, who accompanied
.,
tee (emote Weightier. Owing to the condition of
Sister, Mrs. Eugene C. Allen, to her the reads only the debadors and
home at Detroit, hest tett:reed to judges came trent Clinton.
town. I They Were entertaieed after the pro -
Kenneth MeDairmid left on Monday grannie to refreshinents, and it Was
for the dredge Dalton McCarthy, ! midnight what this part of the pro.
which Was laid up at Little Cutrett. grantitle was concluded. Itt addition
Captain Norman lifeDairmid wiii elm.' to the debate the Pregisellue mei I lea
nett week for Little Cutrent to take fancy drill by the girls, instettmettt.
charge of the dredge. •al duet by A. Roy Adams and De
Our Public school truste s are LetlIVMfllyard, recitaAt"
Hargitt, solo by Scott Heys, telorus.
waking up and making arrnixements es by the Glee Club, and Sel;etioee
for building it new sehool-houee for ,,sain suek orehmtra,„ laid the
St. Patrick's ward.
MastViKi8ing• reading of the G. C. T.; Journe,,, A re.
er ct6r etnr" 18. a rturn debate will be held at ("Pet et
young angler, who has great luck wee.
fishing at the traitor having 20 or'
More iarge pereh on it siting on
Friday as he was returning to his
home at p. Witnesses called by the street reit-
...AA ...Wt.. .431.....r
way at Hamitic,' swore the liquor
Mr. Willie flledrich is the tritt%itiM` Witl Petted iim . the Street Italie/ay
let the Wheel Rigs Om IP; quite Men's Unfelt quarter on Saturday.
well now
NOTICE TO CREDITORS: -.-IN TITh
'matter of the estate of Ann Chap-
• man late of Chilliviack, in the Pre --
mei; of British Columbia, witlow
deceeeed. Notice is hereby given
pursuant to See. 38 of Chap, 129
R. $. O. 1897, that all Persethe hay-
,ing claims against or in reseeet. of
the estate of the said deceased who
died on or about the 2nd dap of
June 1904 are required to send by
post prepaid to W. Brydone, Clinton,
Otit, solicitor for Maria Chapman,
adminstratrix, with the will annexed
of the property within Ontario, of
the said deceased, and sole benelle-
levy with respeet 'to the said proper-
ty, on or before the 1st .day of May
1008, their names at addresses with
full particulars in writing' of their
elates, and statement of their ae-
doutits and the hattire ef the se-
eurities (if any) held by them, duly
verified by Statutory Declaration.
.And take notice that after the said
fitit day of • May 1'08 the
said adruinistrittrix will proceed
and take possession PI the
said property and appropriate • the
same to hereelf axe such pole benefic-
iary aforesaid having regatd only
to the elaims of which notite shall
theirhave bete given to the under -
Signed Solicitor arid the Said Maria
Chapmart Will not be liable for
seed.assets or Any, part thereof to
any person or Persons of whose
claim notice MIMI not have be • re-
ceived by leer said solieltor on the
said last tnentioned date. Dated at
Clinton, Ontario, March 18, 1908.
W. • Drydone, solieitor for Nlaria,
Chaeman,
towsisioniussissiarmiximpalimagar,
Doings in the Legislature.
• The Government Will Pay.
, In connection with the AM OleC41011
act now before the Legislature, Hone
J. J. Foy has made the matinee-
ment that in the future the cost of
• polling booths for Provincial elections
• will be borne by the Goverment in-
stead of by the municipalities.
For many years alter Coafederation
the provinces paid the rent of polling
places for provincial elections. Prem-
ier Hardy passed an act malting the
municipalities pay: not only for the
polling plae,es for municipal but also
for provineial elections, the Opposi-
tion of the time protesting. In now
relieving the • municipalitiee of this
unfair burden, estimated at eighteen
thousend dollars, the present, Gov-
ernment is (11411111g another of- its
Opposition pledges.
• To 1VIake Scheele Safe.
Prompt steps are being taken • by
Hon, Dr. Py,ne, minister of education,
to sea to it th t nothing is left undone
e
,
that will safe ard the school children
from possibill y of the Collinwoorl
horror,
• .Reports have been reeelVed, that Mc -
Keough school, Chatham, and other
rural schools, are not equipped with
lire escapes. ••
• Accordingly the minister has asked
the inspector to inspect 0,nd reflert,
He has elle iseued a memo to all be
specters to see that the fire drill • is
practised in all schoolmore than one
story high, to see that there exists
where necessary, 'and that all dors
open out. In fact he has called for •a
report on a general supervision.
Weight of Brea. •
W. K. MeNaughe, M. P. P., for
North Toronto, is introducing a: bill
for a uniform loaf of bread all. OYU
the province. •
'tt provides that each loaf must lie
one and a half or •three pounds! •in
weeigiin
Itweighing. al r i dee . th t ret: st , be
labeled .with the ••vieght and name of
t h
The liaker must provide facilities for
•A system of inspection is else -lie
chided in the 'bill.
' ••'Land For Veterens.
On Jely, 31.• tiext • all. opportunity of.
filing veteran land grant claims 'with
the Provincial . Government will per-
manently cease. The dine allotted bY,
the existing •act -lapsed. on January -1st
fast, but requests. hese. besieged the
ear tnient .. • for a temporary extent
'sloe. This Hon. Me. Coehi•anehas de.-
cided to coneede and will being down
to the 'louse a bill•extending the time
to Jely 31s.t.• '
..
"Thise'llowever," he stats," will be
absolutely the last extension." • •
To the preeerit, time approXimately
13,00.0 claims have been filed. .
'.• • A. Natural Protest.-
•-, •
• Hort. J. S. Hendrie land Hon. A. .T.
Matheson on Friday hoard a deputa-
tion representing the various interests
ie• radial and suburban roads, Who
protested against the hill introduCed
by Hon. Mr. Matheson to increase the
tax of railways, and pointed out that
the it:Crease meant an additional bur-
den of 50 per •eente as 'many' of the.
roads Were not paring More than .the.
operatihA .expenses. The Government
will take theie •requesten delibre.
Limit on PriVate Bills; • •
.• , ••• •
The final day, ;fer. the iiitioduetibli of
private Kills at the present session Qi
the Legislature has been set ler Ilatth
23rd. "After -that day none will be
received," is the absolute declaration
of the notice on the Parliamentary
• board. The shifting off ef • private
legislation conies earlier in the •sas-
sion thie tear then usual, and. 'may
he another indication that no time
•le being lost in concluding the Previa-
•cial business. •
THE BARBER'S .UNION
Of fillitatreal,'Canada.
fjc7 i1/41/1V/811#171 1,c7,
1
1.
MH, EDWARD ISOUSQUITET.
PE -R14 -NA SCORES
Another Triumph In Canada.
President Edward Bousquet Lauds.
In elowiog Werds.
Mr. Edward Bonsctuet, 248 a Tanet
street, Montreal, Can., I:reorient of
Barber's International Union, Local
435, verltes: •.
"For several years I .have sufferedirom catarrh. I tried many remedies
• with little or no results. • • •
"1 was advised by a friend to try •
Pernna, and after ming a few bottles, I
am much relieved. • •
"I believe Peruna to be the greatest
known catarrh remedy of the age., r
obeerfu4 recommend Peruse for ea-- •
tarrh."
• The truthfulness of Mr. BousqueVit
statementseannot be questioned. no
has given a clear and frank' recital of,
experience with chronic catarrh._
and how Peinns, helped him *hen at/. -
Other remedies failed.'
NANO AND ORGAN TIMING Al49
Repairing .-The :undersigned is •
prepared to do • all Rinds ef
piano-
•and:organ -tuning end repairing, and . •
• being a man of practical. exPerience
is able • to guarantee •4atisiaction.
Orders may, Neter& at W. S. it
Holmes' drug store, -Ed. J..:How-
ard, Clinton.
•
FARM FOR SALE. -THE 'FARM'
property of the late James Fair,:
containing • 200 acres of ' improved
cultivated and grazingland adjoin-
• ing the TOWn Clititore Huron
• county, -Cate' will • be offered for
sale by ,public auction omt Wedres.•
day the 25th day or Mare): a, the
hour of 2 o'clock, Further partite
ulars, description and terms of s. e
made known On application to rte
• undersigned, dr • from James Fair
and 'James Scott, execirtors ; D.
Dickenson, auctioneer, Clinton. •
Auction Sale Register.
• Friday, Maeen 27th at 1 p. m. at
lot 10, con. 9, Huilett, oct•naive sale
of heavy horses, fillies and geldiug..-,-
J. Leiper, proprietor; T. Brown, •eue,
tioneer.
• Saturday, March 28th .a.t 1 p.
on eon, 5, Stanley, farm steck and
implements -Thos Gemmell, prop-
rietor ; • Thoshrowee. a.uceioneer• .
Thursday, April2n4, ittt p. in. • et
bet 28, eon, 9, Hibbert, farm stock
and ineplemenls.-Andrew McLellan.,
proprietor ; Thos. Brawn, auctioneer.
hlotulay, March 30th, et 1 p. me at
lot 12, eon: le Hibbert, farm etock
and implements.-Jamee Young, pro-
prietor ; Thos. Brown, auctioneer.
Ott Friday, March 27th, Mr. James.
Leiper of lot 10, con. 9•, Ilullett, Will
offer for gale by public auction 20
draft colts and 25 head of cattle. The
anetiotteer will be Mr. Thos. 13rown.
Financial returns brought down in
the Nova Scotia, Legislature showed
that the expenditure for the year ex-
ceeded the revenue by oVer $100,000.
Clarence Mattis of St. Thomas, who
was so badly frozen while driving it
man to Fingal, will have five fingers
and the toes of ,one foot amputated
WM-8 FOR HATCHING. -.WHEN
visiting the poultry and Stoek Shoat
in Clinton on the 2nd of April don't
fail to leave your Grace for eggs
Iron) the prize winning pens of Par-
tridge anti Columbian Wyandottes at
$2.00 per 13 or 3 sittings for $5.00.
Owned altd bred by II. I. Rorke,
Clinton.
ANY PERSONS wisaiNun.ntzEs
cut down or pruned on street op-
posite their property are tequested
to apply to the Street Committle.-e•
W. G. Smyth, Chairman.
PAPER HANIfING AND DECORAT-
ing.e-Good work guaranteed. Ment
for the Empire Wallpaper -Co.
Samples ternished, 10 Cents a roll
for hanging. Your patronage re-
reetfully O. Cop.
•
Spring Term
OPENS
-APRIL 1
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Canada's Greatest Chitin of High -
Grade Business Colleges, located at
PETERBOROUGH WINONAM
• 'CLINTON WALL/BATON
ORANGEVILLE' •Common .
fonows the custom of business concerns
and takes no vacation
• Stenograghers, Book - keepers it n d
Telegraphers are In great deniand in
July, August, September and October.
-
We train more young people than
• any other management in Ontario.
There must be a raison ; write for it
- MAIL COURSES.
CLINTON
BUSINIK5.5, ,coLLEag
DANIEL E. EBY,:Vice-Principal
GEO. SPOTTON, Principal,
Notice.
• If you want to get the
best. vain() •lor yowr money
come here on Priday and Sat-.
-or'clay when we put On sale
our entire stock of Japanese
and China ware,. Dinner sets
and odd prices.
Let us quote a few of the
pieces:
• Dinner sets •
• Were $15.00 TIO\V $13.00
Were $12.00 now $10.00
Were $9.00 now $1.00
"Tea eta.
Weil) $1.25 now $1.00
Were $1.00 now 15 cents
Toilet sets.
Were $4.50 now $3.50
Were ii2.75 now $2.25
Were $145 noW $1.25
Our odd pieces at reatly
reduced prices also.
vigoolio•Niir
A. Beaton,
"The reopleis GrOCer
Phone'