The Clinton News-Record, 1908-04-02, Page 5•
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The Clinton ISIevirs*Record
Hayfield.
*The next meeting a tho Woraens'
be hldOursdaY nk
trim; April Oth, at the henieoL
atitUte will e, n Th
Ltzsie Cameron. AU 1140110re
*he wiah, to secure their garden seeds
'44 reduced pricee, TOLVY bring a, list
• *at the seeds they wish far to the
;Itriveting, as the sOeletY j
foreil 25 per cent. Won all seeds par-
vhased in quantities.
, The Miramichi Pulp and Paper
Vo. will close its St. John mill till
the Price of pulp has recovered,
Marri
age*
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COLCLOUGH--RILEY-At the Mid-
ellee ui the bride's father, on
March 17th, by Rev. Mr. Carle,
Robert ColeloUgh, to Eliza, daltgli-
ter of Mr. Benj. Riley, all of Hui-
Mv/RIUR--t-hltfe
e'lr3the res-
jdvjc of parents, Brus-
TER-At
sels, on March 251h, by Rev. A.
O. Wishart, Peter A. McArthur, of
Grey to Margaret, daughter of ML'.
J. MeArter.
Births.
ORR-In Wingharn, Mar, 25t1i, to Mr,
alul Mrs. Win. Orr, a daughter.
XeLEAN---In Wingharn, Mar. 22, to
F. A. EDVVARDS Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MeLean,
Ti. daughter.
Sme dif ale SO
ISAACN-In Seaforth, on Marth
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220 to Dr. and Mrs. Joseph
swami, a Son• .
SM1VICINS-rn liringham, Mar. 20, to
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. al
Is proving a Money Saver.
This week we have put spec-
, 50,1 prices on Black Sateen
' Skirts. These wore purchased
diree from one of the leading.
.manufacturers and are fully 25
Ter cent. below present values.
Prices from 75e to $2.50.
,
Everyone knows, of the great
advances in prices of Cottons.
VD claim to have fax better
values than others as .ours
-were biught long before the
raise.
See them and you will agree
'with us.
...shosein
F. A. Edwards
BAYFIELD.
OPREss
SHOES
DO NOT OAPE 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
son.
FREEMAN -In Godexich, on March
22nd, to Dr, and IVIrs. Joseph
'Freeman, a daughter. '
Deaths
•
CRISP -In Londeshoro on Mareh
31st, Margaret liet Crisp, • relict
of the late Thomas Crisp, aged
66 years and 6 months. -
G-AIRDNER-In Bayfield; on IVIarch
the 27111, Mary Jane Tudor Gaird-
ner, relict . of the. late James
Gairdner. ,
FERGUSON-In Brussels, on 11/larch
22nd, Jas. Ferguson, in his 7.7th
year.
JOFINSTON-In Wingham, Mar. 22,.
Eliza J. Tooley, relict of the late
Jas. Johnston, aged ,71.
RATC1IFF-In West Wawanosh on
•March 25th, Margaret Ratcliffe.
GRAVISTIN-In Auburn on March
24th, John Gravistin, aged 66
ye.ars, 1 month. .
CLARK -In Auburn, on March 24th,
Jane Clark, relict of the late
Samuel Clark, aged- 82 years and
3 months,
JOHNSTON-In McKillop, on Vlarch
16th, Mary ,CaXsori, relict of the
late Win, Johnston, formerly of
Morris township, in her 83rd
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• Auction Sale. Register.
Friday, April 3rd at 1 p. lot
10, con. 7 Stanley, farm dock , and
ireplements.-Robart E. Robinson,
proprietor ; Tbos. Brown, auOloneer.
Wednesday, April 8th at 1 p.rn
lot 10, con. 7, Stanley,' 2 miles soeth
of Verne, farm stock and. implements.
-Robt., E. Robinson, preprietor ; T.
Brown, auctioneer. • •
,
,,,..51There will be offered for sale by
public auction at lot 20, con, 2, Hut
-
lett on Wednesday April 8, 25 'teal of
grass cattle rangingfrom 1159 te
1300 ihs. also 6 draft colts tisiug
and 4 years and 2 driving coltris-
ing 3, •broken to harriess,.. Sale to
commence it 2 o'Clock:sharp. Ter.ei„
cash. -W: A. Dale, proprietor ; Thos.
Brown, auctioneer.
TENDERS FOR DRiLLAsIG WEIsL
Tenders addressed to the'unclersigned:
marked "Tenders for Drilling Well"
will be received up to 7p. m. April
15th for the drilling of nn & inch
• .T.est Well .for 'Clinton Waterworks
: syetem._ _Also for a..s.ecOnd well if
required. 'State Price. per foot and by.
lump Sum .if a suffielent' 'supply .of
water is gearanteed. Contractor to
supplypipe and pay all expenses for
coal, • water, . tools, , labee, etc.
Lowest or any tender net necessar-
ily accepted : Further particulars
and specifieetione" on aprelieation -to
D. L. Macpherson, Town Clerk,
Clinton, April 1st, 1908.
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The MOLSONS BANK
INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT 1855.
Capital paid up $3,305,840.00 , Reserve Fund 53,305,840.00
HEAD OFFCE, MONTREAL •.
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DURECT0,115:
WM. m OLSON MACPHERSON . President .
S. H. EWING.. . - Vice -President
W. M. Ranisay, J. P. Clegborn, H. Markland Molsote
Lt. -001 F, C. Henshaw, W O. McIntyre.
James Elliott, General Manager, A. D. purneord, chief inspector and Stiperin-
dent of Branches. W. R, Draper.. Inspector. W. W. L. chipman, , •
J. If. Campbell, A.ssistant Inspectors,
SAVINGS 3 't DE PART MENT Deposits of Sim° and upwarda received
and interest allowed at 3 per rent.from date of deposit compounded 4 times a year
SPECIAL ATTE -r i 0 given to all branches Of-Tarrners' businebs.. Sale
notes cashed or collected on favorable terms. •
C. E. DOWDING, Manager CLINTON
IMAM NiiiiMINAWINMAWANWAMINANiNatillitANVAtiMAWArithIMAAMMI-
J , B. HOOVER. DiELSON .13ALL g
P 'T T I INT
evertithing tom, ir
gether „J Lys t
right has a lot
to do with the
• appearance of
a picture.
Picture
IMIrt Frames.
Add Po er detract from the effeetivonees of picturet candid
erably, It is a epeelacialty of Mire tO make the frame suit ttus
picture. We like people so say.how beautifully, etir frames aid
their pietsaMs agree. You will sai it too if you will let us do
some 'framing for you.
We Invite yell to inepliet our stock of Furniture which is corn -
plate in every line and Mir ;Hideo are AS lOW AM the lowest.
We aro the sole erode tor the flinitilia iterCillet apringa And
Ostrit oar tit attrOsset.
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HOOVER & BALL
Purniture and runeral :Directors.
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Me News From Goderich
uLowe A, SKItiMiNOS, Correspondent I
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Mr. Dustow whose Wife died .recent- 13and Master Schade, has rented the
,ly le at preeent, the guest of hlr, and residence of Miss Beaumont. Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Morrow, Mrs. Biggins, •(nee IVIiss Saadi") have
We find- that Mrs. Goebel is another taken up their realdenee with Wm. '
of olir cithen$ who leaves' shortly for Ditring Lent, devotions are being
the West. .held at $t. POWS aura on 'rues -
Dave Munro has the work of decor- day evenings..
ating the drawing rooms, and hail of. Miss Cameron of the Hamilton. St„.
Dr. Hunter's 'residence.• millinery emporium, took cold at the
Mrs. Jean A. Douglas, let test week+ Toronto millinery openings a,nd is now
to spend some time in Detroit. 'While at Alexandra hospital
-here, tslv has been the guest of ,ber The "Bachelor's ?"assembly held on
neiee, Mrs, George A. Robertson. Tuesday, 23rd March at Oddfellow'a
Mr, Heary painter La,shbroole, late Hall, Was a very plea...Sant affair, whhati
of England, bought the property on 83 couples being present TN medical
Eleh $t. formerly' OWAcd. by Mr, and Legal, as well as tbO Banking
.Hugh Dunlop. Profession; were well represented.
• Miss Beaumont, has registered at •The guests from a distance were D.
the Park House for. the season. Kinsman of Exeter, Mr. A. M. Me -
Mr. Robert Kerr left in tho iniddle Connell, .Clintsen, both gentlemen all-
ot March to- take his: position on the pealing in their dress suits, The
steamer "Irozi Age" which wintered at others'were Mr. Ed. Campion of Mon -
Windsor. treat and brOthcr Mr. C. Campion,
The two sons of Liveryman Swarts, Alberta both • paying their •relatiVes
'Edwin and Edgar havo (elite recovered and friends, a visit and Mre Archie
from their illness.. . • Miller a Edmonton, -returning to vie -
The 0-: 0, T. are early in their for- it his parents, Engineer and Mrs,
mation of a foot. -ball club, James Miller. • The Blackstone Orehes-
Mr. Thomas Sturdy, Colborne Tp,, tie, were in attendance, and delighted.
purchased from Ed. Lynn, the estate all with their latest dance air 'I'm
of the late Harry Hutton, adjoining afraid 'to go borne in the (41'4" The
Smith's Tannery; for 1575. • Pateonesses were. Mesdames 0, C.
. We were; sorry to _learn of the in- Whitely, D. F. .11arnlink, C. J. Harp-
3ury that beiel Jame* M. Kettles 'of et., A. EP. McLean, 040 -Harry; Martin,
Owen Sound while•nieving a 'heavy Messrs. W. T. . McLean, ,Fred Doty;
eylinder which caused him to smash C. W. Garthwaite and Archie, Miller,
his thumb, formed the committee, Refreshments_
Captain G. FL Tratheway and three Were served at midnight, and the
eons, left the second week of March Assembly+ broke' up at 3 o'clock Wed -
for Detroit, to fit up their steamer, nesdaY a. in.' • 6
for carrying' the season's freight ,Williara Johnston has sold his, tail -
We learn that Mr. 11, 8'. Beckett oring business to George Watson, 'tali -
has sold put his furniture and under- or.
taking business to /rip assistant, Mr. A large congregation attended • the
George Johnston. • ' evening service at the Baptist church
The Sale of the old bicycle and ell- it being the teat sermon to be. • given
gine worke has been .post.poned for by Rev, Mr. Wight as pastor..ng .tbe
.two weeks from the time 'of proposed church hem The, sermon vies More
sale-lelaroli • 24tle. . • in the way' Of • a :talk thel:stibjeCt being
. H. W. Thoinson't. pretty new brick "A proposition worth:your fa,vorable
residence. Was said. on Saturday' 21st consideration ?" He asked . to
March, by auction and purchased for. fittestion themselves. as to whether they
. •
111V91Or0s.,. Jame" Reid called a sale.' at and if So,.. they were wrens fOr all
• were.satisfied weth their past life,
her residenee last week, . • intiSt have au ideal and try to ' roa,lre
The MeSars.:'Doty, have purchased in • their lives perfeet, and to • do se, he.
Detroit,.a:. Very ppetty,:autornohiliNo,, . referred them to • ist *Colossians -1-2a
l94,. . The body is of he beantiftil ver- ‘-'When we. •preach, warning 'eVery
milion Color. • . Man. and teaching eyery. man in .. all
. Mae .ja.eltSon of Toronto is the wistIone-e that we MaY Present :every-
man perfect in 'Christ Jesus." His
.guest of her *cousin, Mrs Doty. •:
address Was .moSt inspiring; Ai the
Miss " Trateich of "The .Frontenae".
• • offertory. the • choir sang "Ho* heaut-
haying eevered her . connectfon... -with...1ml lAv n the step's. 01 the §:y_
.it; is the. guest . of her annt•arai cous- • ,f)
lour, t he. eenc usion of the. •ser7
:IVIrs. E: " C. .and Maud:.
. • . vice Rev.'. Mr. Wright. took the . .
ham. • • • . ' casiou • 1. e• g h29 own ppng.ega,
. *Service heldevery. Wednesday • eV- -.I ion tor their united - aSsistance •:
li
ening (hiring • •Lent at 'St. George every way to bine and to MrS.Wught
cherch. ; • : . . also. to the Ministers of the town ':for.
Dr. and Mrs. HingStons have.. return- their -universal encouragement. .
ed front • their haney moon: trip, to Mr. Bert ToiniSend of: Gederich • is
their home at 'assisting the Watelunati at present: ee,
Mr. • 'George Porter left on the 210 Tiverton Watchman. '
P. in. train last' Thersclay for a trip The Flaneur columns in Mail and
to Bermuda. ,Empire have" been read Witle interest
:The exeeutivt.'.of the W. C. T. -U. Met '1*" many of.. our .citikens the. past•
on Monday .4,3rd 'Mittel' at the Terre. 1.1*6 ".
Mr; :William .Kilpatrick, .who came
perance hall.. :Mrs.. Bavidson read th
to Goderioh smite time ago, purehised.
scriPture lesson .after prayer. The •
tense -roes report :wee.: glyen and ic- front 'Harry Morris, the'eld 'Dr,
Me -
port : of the Conurdtteee taken. . The 'scan' residence, lately Owned : oc-
eurpied•by.G. :T. Bean. Mr, Moeris' at
matter., of Coniiort nags",. for: sailers
the -:sale Offered a' bid of $1,61O --or it-,
and lumbermen, .. -Was discussed,
and :had it ocked down htnt, and
arrengements being made for. a
Mr: Kilpatrick came along and offered
pined' Mothere,.and Work meeting, be- "
ing beid -*4 The. residence of :Mrs. Tutt: titinnl•nsoiwo "Instr.:ph 'ePsrhoxPeitwi
-to make and ATP= . the base foe:
sep.e.1 Squires .pOeket. . •
,ct
Sending- away. Mrs.:Holland,.
showed I Mr: and Mit. H. P.' putt are in
Of. gaol work in: her report,
town, the guesth of their relativee,: • •
that .of .eight of the young .men irn-
Miss Dere Phalea. lett last week to
prisoried in Goderich gaol, six :wers
sent, for intemperance,. two large enter :Joseph's hespital in. Chic -
s' wing for 1908._ , „. ago, S' a nurse .We wish.
• '• Miss Phalan success in her Work: .
We, find that Mr., Georg p F.: Bean, ...,
aux.• w. L..tindsay. has 'come. • .te
Who. left his 'goad •Colborne farm, has
ente-upelis....LeteSielental •town_yroperty town43t._spte014,7_70. esixiIQ.npo� Mr a joohdaiedi:
for sale 11 was, formerly owned '. tanr Farr, Who: thought competitien was
occupied by the "faniily of • the late" too geeat street,. seven
Dr. McLean and later by '.1VIr. Melvin •
On March
upon. IC !!
}Lowell. On March 24th at St. *Pail's clitirch
Aa entatainment was given at the Clinton; Rev, C..R. Gunne solemnized
Baptist. churth on Tuesday evening.by ; the. marriage of. Miss. .Edith Leonard,.
the S. S. pleases Of that *itch and. daughter of 'Engineer Ja:mes. Leonard
We must say, that •the talent display of . the Government Cruiser Vigilant:,
ed. by those„ Who took 'pert •in the and Mr.. Bert . Macdonald, ..pon of Cap.,
program waS meritorietts. The taut' john Macdonald0 the Schebner
organist for the evening waS a. 'bOY Azof. The sbride looked very. ,Pretty.
Of .14 yea!** Muter Walter -Merchant, I in a tailor Made:suit-a. brown broad-.
.who after, Rev. Mr. 'Wright made a cloth, . with cream; embroidered
prayer, led ' the S. S. in the. • opzetine,' I Watt, and brown beaver bat With
liyinn "Hold,' -The .Fort," Jetties , brown; cock's fea,thers. • The gni:Unit
Robertson, presiding as ehaitenan. gifts to the bride were a gold watele
•Miss Lillian Lasehrooks, fine contral-4. and :beadelet. * I -Te is y,oung sailor, he -
to voice, Was. beard "-to gr:.at advane, ing a mate on his fatIrr's vessel. TIN
tage in her solo "The half of that ; bride and geoont had e• reception at
'Wonderful story, has riever.4seen teld." I the residence • of the . groom's parents,
Miss Hilda MeColl eerie), "Deiltly" in a 1 on their return and • a vete merry
lovely soprano votee, Walter Mere i evening • Was spent, the bag -pipes
chant accompanist. Ife. also, with “sounding, sounding." The bride .and
Ilrastei.--,5,-.-----Sutton----sang the. pretty' grooin are "4:t Home" to Jheir.
duett, "Telt Mother rir he there," the friende., in the...furnished residence of
fetter taking the stela paa..t. giv, Miss McLay, Quebec St., and also
concertino solo "Sunlight," followed the phtee in which the bride's parents, .
by "Annie Laurie" and "The Maple lived; itt the time of her birth.
Leaf Forever" exceeted by . Engineer Robert Ishister, left on
Master 'Sutton., \,Miss. Cairteron 1:1Ionday for Gore •flay where hie fish -
is a reader oi 'Dickens work, arid chOsei in • tug, the 14;dna. Texan, wintered.:
Mr.• Pickwick's ,"Skating Party" Mt •
that evening. Ag„gle Maponald's teei-
tation "Baking Day," was very good.
A humorous piece "Why, Just Ask
Dad" was well given by Master
George 11/felYoleald." Mister 1Warehant
also, *sang "Tell nib the old, Meet
-Stay," BOV. Mr. Wright accompanists
Miss IVItiry Dawson., gave the recite -
Mon "When Hilda 'spects Company,"
in. most delightful -style. "The. Merry
Whistler"' was a well given recitation.
by Master Stanley Strachan. Little
Lorne. Macdonald made, hiS debut in
his retitation " A Mouse, sat" down
to .Spirt,"; whibli made every one
MOO; Rely. Wtfght .1,V0
uPott for att. addresse, !Which. lie 'called
"Sirt(Pjf. ineWltleit. he paid it
hi tribute to the briginatoreof the
ed . and nine! 'Contest Mr. Keene
heading .the 'Blues,' and Mr. James
Brucefield.
Mr. Jas. Moodyjon the London Boad)
was a heavy loser by the flood on
Friday night, it sweeping away it
,great deal of fence and washed his
farm _very badly. Mr. Moody will
have a, great deal of hard work gath-
ering up his property that was 'carried
away. •,
Mr. M. MoNaughton delivered a fine
'terse to Mr. Dave Blair bit Monday
of this week. Mr. Blair intends going
to the West on Tuesday next and ie
taking a load of horses with him,
• Mr. L, Eberhardt is, busy building a
'sawing rettelline for Mr. IL Snider
of Veleta. Lew Is a. busy man these
days.
McDonald the. " Oranges and . eft'. .Geo': Munroe, who has carried
nut taffy accoMpauted 'the refreshments on a lai:eitering business here lot a
for the S. 14, entertainment which number of years, has sold out his
was gott.n tip as a fare -welt enter- besinees to hie brother, Dan. Succe:is
tainment to their reverend leader. Don.
Rev, Mr, Jones if: to succeed Rev. Mr, There WaS a great deal of damage
Wricht here, and will fill the pulpit done to the cellars by the rond oit
Ot the MOM chureli onee again. Friday night lat.
To Ali the, illiomen Who Suffer .
Peoruma Is Earnestly Commended
Mrs..Geo. 0, Wooten, 11 River Road, Glerkebur;W; Va., !Write!: t
for an .y caw only to let anfrerars knOW where they may find relief from
trust that no one will think from this that I want my name in public,
•
many &limn*
• "X can truly say have been much benefited by the use of Perim*. I
: feel 'better than 1 have for two yeaIt is the best medicine that I know •
• for pelviO troubles.
kayo. taken modioine from the doctors and found no relief; but when
began taking Perua I °mad non that, before, Unkd thanked taking the
flat bottle it WU doing me. good." -
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Cold DevelOat0 Into Ciiterrh.
mu. N, p, Lawler, 423)$ DroidwaY,
Pittsburg, Kits., writes;
"Porn)]* is * sovereign remedy for
catarrh. 10,11, aPring 1 caught a severer
cold whieh developed into serious ease
ot catarrh. I felt weak and Bich and
could neither eat nor sleep well.
"A friend who had been cured of ea
-
tint through the use of Perna& advised
role to 07 it and I did so at once. I exs
pectecl help, but nothing like the worts
(180111 change for the better I observed
almost tie loon as I etarted taking it,
“In three days I felt mneh better and
within a week 1 was well. I continued
taking the entire bottle and within two
Weeks I was in fine health. Peruna is
1 wonderful medicine."
Catarrh of te Bowele.
Ursa/lassie burbin1882 North St,
tittle Bock, Ark., writes;
"I was troubled for five yeara with a
chronic disease. I tried everything 1
beard of, but nothing did me any good.
Some doetors said my trouble was
. catarrh of the bowels, Bala eome said
consumption of the bowels. One doctor
said he could cure me; 1 teak his medi-
• cine two months, but it did me no good.
"A. friend of mine advised me to try
Peruna and I did so, After I had taken
Ewe bottles 1 found it was helping me,
so I continued its Use, and it bee cured
znp sound and well. •
"If anyone Wants to hnovv what
Peruna did for me if they wil1 write
tome I will answer promptly."
Pains In the sIde. • .
Mrs. Julia Braxton, Apollo, Pa.,
Writes:
"Perlin& has cured me of heart trou-
• ble and pains in the side.
. "A year ago I was expected to die at
any time, and the doctor was sometimes
, called at two o'clock in the Morning.
.But 1 am thankful tasay that I• do not
not have to send for 0. doctor now.
"Since 1 hive used your Peruse as
• you advised Ina, I am well and able to
do all my housework. .
1,1 have all the faith in the world in
Peruna as it cured me and I know that
• it• will cure others.
"I cannot praise reruns enough for
What it has done for me."; '
Stomach Trouble.
Miss Anna Carsten, Clayton,
Wrltes
, :0,Your. Pernna did 'me so much good,
• "I arn feeling so yve 11 now and have
no trouble with my stemaeh.o.
vq;
MISS NETTIE E.BOGANDUk
Misr; Nettie E. Dogardue, R. V, D.
214Weotlield, N. writes;
"I have been It great sufferer
from sick headaches, but am now
entirely pve fromilas.t txouble.
have not felt so well in ten years
as I do now. I would recommend
Peruna and Manalin to all suf-
ferers. 1 will say, God bless Dr.
Hartman and his wonderful rem-
edies."
M.R.S G EO. .WORST, E L 1.1
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Stomach Catarrh,
Miss Julia Butler, ,11. 11,! 4, .11.ppleton,
eels„ writes: •
"For the past six year I suffered
with catarrh of the stomach, canning
loss of sleep and appetite _with fre-
quent severe pains after eating.
"My eister advised me to try Perseus.
• "I took your treatment and my ap-
petite returned speedily.
"I gained strength and flesh and am
et in perfect health.
"1 ant so thankful your medioinas
"MRS:O.D.RoBiNsON
has done me He mueh good." .
Mrs. 0. D. Robinson, 43 St. Felix St., Brooklyn,, N. -r.; writes:
have taken Peruna and it did me more good than all my two years'
treatment by special physicians. • I can really say that I feel like another
.person. No more swollen feet and lintbs. No more bloating of the
abdomen. No more shortness of breath. No more stiff and sore joints.
Ton have no idea what your treatment has done for me. It certainly has'
prolonged my life and made a new woman of me. •
'0 suck a blessing I have.received through your kindness, doctor; and
the assistance. Of the medicine which You so kindly prescribed I am able
to work since 1 began your treatments, but before I was not able to •help
Myselt ranch less work for any.oie else. • All praise is dile to Dr. Hartman
•and his -treatment." '
• Hulleti Township
11Ire. :Carter and' Mree
Fairserviee returned last, week after 'a,
pleasant visit at the home Of the lat-
ter's brother., Mr. B. Tyernian of near
Miss Martha * Howard of near West-
field has been the guest of her • sister.;
Mrs., •Jaines Cartwright, for the .past
few weeks. ' .
•.Alr, John. Carbert met' with a most
tinfoOmnate accident one day last
'week by falling out oi an a.PPle tie()
breaking '''one.of • his knee Ca into
thee pieceS..
. Miss Mary. Stewart spent- the past':
week the guest of Blyth friends,
Mrs,,Antos Cartwright, we are sor-
ry to say, is not improvins.a.s.rapidlY
her many friends could wish.
Miss M. Pipe of Brussels Called' on
friends in this vicinity, on Thnieeday
and -Friday last. .
Mr. William Farquhar of. near _Chas.
ton Visited ftiend.s near Harleek on
S'unday. last. • • ' . •
• Dame Rumor ° States that a peospere
ousLyo.ung„•_farmer' "olethe stOth Owes.:
sten is soon to become benedict.
The following is the roport of S.'S.
No. 0, • Hullett, for the month of
March, based' On weekly exaMina,tions
-.6th-Alice FhTland, Mark Patter-
son. '
• Ith-A„lex." Manning; Sebert .Henry,
Murray Fingland, Ernest Patterson,
Leonard Scott, Willie Deer. ••
3rd -Sant Goviser, Roy' Itolierton,
Flora Firiglaild, Ella Wagner,. Verde.
Asquith, Murray. Scott, Wellington
qocid; Rosie Deer, Walter Wagner.
2nd -Willie • Good, Gladys Roberten,
Dora .Mogridges Willie Wagner.
-F. C. Hess, Teacher.
Goderich
. Engineer James Lammed is at his
post on the Government cruiser'."Vig-
ilant'', which wintered at. Walkeeville.
Miss Allie Johnston has retineteii
from her Western trip and isnos
, stenographer and bookkeeper for her
brother-in-law, Dr; W, F. Oallow.
1•,Mis.s. Syne:ends is spending this seas-
.
on al' Collingwood; the guest of her
niCe., Mrs. Fred.- Hodgson -enee Miss .
Carrie Briegel.) • •
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At Knox church on Sunday evening
1.1oV:. Mr. Anderson. chose for hie text
I•st Epistle of Jphn 1,6 •"Irst we say
WO have fellowship With. Him and
walk in 'darkness, • wo he and 'do not
the truth." At the offertory Miss
Lillian' Fowler, London's .. ' soprano,
sang,""I'm a pilgrim, I'm a stranger"
in beautiful voice. •Th e congregation
i
was very, large,. . . •
..
J: J:' Wright Es e on .SaturdeY eal-,
iebrated his 75th birthday, anniversary
in a ,quiet Manner and repoiced in his
recovery • from a very -obstinate ' at-
liack-ettegripe--W-isesasionsisnfeHorti---
, culture, that he feels quito ready to
I prepare his grounds for the season; in
1 beautifying them with flowers: and fol-
iage. We. wish him all Success thie
1
!coming season..
I We have to thank Mts. ; Cherie
Symonds for presenting es with a
iboquet of snowdrops from her garden.
I kr: and Mrs. T. Leckie and Master
Moxit?ith left "on Saturday afternoon)
to pay a visit to their relatives in
!Clinton, •
• . Goclerich.•
•
. • olioeonimispioner of the Railway
tir
boinagu
rdovr.isi.ted Goderich, good • luck
The-.text.-chosm-for_ GIL evening -Sere
vice,' at. North street church by Rev,
Benjamin Cleinent .wasi.heen St:. Mat-
these- 27-22 "What 'shall' I do with
Jesus ?" . The, Per, speaker always
holds the ' attention of his. hearers, hie
sermons always being coecise and
very much to the 'point. • :Mr. Ole-
ment also officiated at the morning ,
service,.
Drugging Children • .
, a Source of Danger
• When yoti give your child a so-eall.
ed "vothing" meditine • you aro not
curing its siekness. You ere merely
drugging it into temporary insensibili-
ty. Soothing medicines. eontitin opi-
ates and an overdose • may kill the
child. When you give your little one ,
Baby's Own 'Tablets you have the
guarantee of •a gOVeriffnent 'analyst
that thiS medicine 'IS safe.. And you'
hod the word 'of thousand's' Of grate -
WI Mothers that this medicine Will
promptly cure all the minor ailments
of thildhood. Mrs. L. W. Smith, St,
Giles, Que., says •-" ' have used
Baby's Own Tablets for my -little girl
for constipation and other troubles
and have found them the best modi-
rine I have eVer used." Sold by med-
icine dealers or by mall at 25 tents a
belt from the Dr. Williams' Medicine
Desickville,, Ont.
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A.UCTION SALE OF FARM. TAME-
ments.-Mr. James Fair has , in-
' strticted the undersigned to sell ..by
atietian on Saturday,1 April 4,
on the 'Fair Farm, Clinton; the fol-
lowing ; Massey -Harris Binder, hay
tecider, horse ,rake, land, roller, 3
twin ploWs-, sa-set disc harrows, sat
spade harrows, 2'w:idlers, 2 set
Diamond harrows, 3 root puipers,
force pump with barrel attachment,
3 grindstones', weigh scales, • hay
loader, corn weeder, large cutting
box with carriers, horse -power and
jack and connecting rods, road
scraper, well gear, 3 wheelbarrows,
feed ear, 2 water troughs, • water
tank, threshing machine, Deering
mower nearly new, pea harvester,
seed drill, reaper, tureip drat, 3
single plows esg sod plows, drilling
plows, 2 set tetras, 3 • Waggons, 2
set sleighs, 2 hay rach, 2 gravel
boxes; a sot double harness and col -
tars, 2 wood reeks, stotiehoat:,
`• hay ears, hay forks, set slings, rap -
.0, and pulleys, 2 tarts and cart hat -
nese, 2 fanning mills, 1 span of draft,
horses, 6 and 7 years respectivel), a
span of general purpose horses 6
'and 7 years respeetively. •Sundries
1, -Doublets, chains, forks; alicarels,
takes, corn hoes, cern sielcles, thiete
s, le spuds, 16 tons choice hay, a -quart-
lity of household effect, and other
articles too 111111161:01,1g to mentiontor qualities of those :m1111401!
TERMS -Alt SUMS Of $S and tin•
-
der, cash ; over that amount, 6
• month e Credit will be given on ap-
proved notes. A discount of 61
•
A.X) eat on
"The People's Grocer."
Phone OIL
PIANO AND ORGAN TuNiNii AND
Repairing. --The undersigned ts .
prepared to do all kinds .of -piano
and organ tuning and repairing, and
being a man of praCtieal experience
is able e.to guarantee :satisfaction.
Orders may, be left at W. S. R
Holmes' drug store, -Ed. J. 'Howe •
ant, Clinton.
'Spring .Term
- • •
PRIL 1ST
• comedies- Greatest chain of High -
Grade Business "Colleges, located at• •
. PETERBOROUGH( WiliGILAM
• . CLINTON • WAIXEIITON
OnAxonviraz CiODERICH
follows the custom of business concerns
and takes no vacation
Stenegraghers, Hook - keepers a n d
Telegraphers are in great demand, in
.luly, August, September and October.-
-- We •traitr....moro Yoanie .aeople..,•than
any other Management in Ontarbi.. . .„
• There must his. reason ; write fOt" it..
MAIL COURSES.
CLINTON
BUSINESS COLL1GE.
DANIEL E. ISBY,Viee•Prineipio " '
GEO. SP0rr014, Principal.
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pring Is Here
AND • TI-IRIFTY HOUSE WIVES
131, LOOKING, ,VOR' SOME-
THING TO MAKE THE 0RIII5GF,Fiti
OP HOUSE CLEANING EASIER. .
-ot----
Otte Pound .of "SalVene" (10 emits
Worth) Powder will make a whole
• pail of Soft 'Soap. •••
We tarry a full line of soaps, brushes
atid washing powders, mopS, brOopas,
hi feet everythihg necessary for spring
cleaning.
• What about the very important
question of PLourt? kase, you
any trouble in getting good breati
• from the Done yonro trsing'?
We carry in Stock the farrtouS
"ROYAL HOUSt11101,1?,, ,411i1Allf-
ONP" and "STAII" Brawls of .
"
One Wel , will preve to,ypu, ole Wiper.
per rent, per annum on credit
amounts. Sale at g o'clock awl).
D. Dickinson, auctioneer ; James
Pair, proprietor. •
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