The Clinton News-Record, 1908-06-11, Page 44
P'retty
wall I -aper
Heins more to beauti-
fy
eaut -f y the home than the
furniture ' you put in
Ao nicely ah
ro m n y Pap red isalf
furnished.: We have the latest.
productions of the leading manu-
facturers and are selling theta et
the price you would 'pay for
much poorer stock if' you were
to buy elsewhere.
0
We buy what you
want. We know how
to avoid the things
you don't want.
COOPER'S
BOOK STORE
CLINTON
Hullett Township
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Rhyne of near
'Walton visited Mrs. Carbert on Sun- No. 1 ... 63
52
3 55
North Huron
Winghatn
Musgrove
No. 1. ,,., ,.... 04
24$0.41.44. 04140,6.4 59
31,,...1.......1.11 y{131
4'.....,..,..M...... 133
337
Not 1,R,.. 1,1,},„a, ..•
98
Wroxeter
No. 1....-..l „101,,.4,1 35•
Ashfield
No. l ..,,,.!,,,'1,..41.77
2,.......1 M.1.. 71
$ ., ,..4 54
414 ;,,1.. ,.,,• 59
• 5,. 26
6 .,,, 11
18
315
' ,f3owick
No. 1..:..,.,, 93
2 81
3 130'
4 .... .,..,. 9Q9�
5-.,1,.,.,,,,,,,, 1 05 .
0.01,160,.0. ,,1,. 69
587
Morris -
No. 1 ' - 32
2.....
3.,,:,,,.::,.,....._ 429
4 43
5 ..,....... 61
6 „ 75
Clinton New; -Record
June 1 lth ;1900
Currie
35
82
80
49
46
95
• 61
_$7;
43
2525
64
.70
81
375
•
55
49
80
." 54
351
63`
48
46 _
47
58
68
• 302 325
Turnberry
No. 1. .. .. 76 74
2 72
52
4..,41 57
• .241 - 256
E..Wawanosh'
`No. 1 ..:,:.:... 42'
` 67
2 73
31 39
4 31
185'
W. Wawanosh
72
53
day. 2
A few from • this vicinity attended 4
the circus in Goderich on Saturday. , 5 • . , , , .. . , 32
Mr. Dominic Reynolds and daughter
Mary were in this township on Sun-
day.
40
Stanley Township
Miss C. Bronnette of Goderich spent
a few days at her home last week.
Miss Clara E. Richardson left for
Toronto on Friday last.
Miss T. Monteith of Stratford is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Misses Albini and Laura Richard-
son are at present visiting their broth-
er, Rev. W. T. Richardson of Arthur.
'.2
Majorities
Wingham 149
.. .
w, Wawanosh. ... R. 16
Howick 186
Wroxeter
Turdberry•
Morris .
Ashfield
E. Wawanosh
Musgrove -
Currie 2121
Majority for Musgrove ..., ..... 171
' 58.
59
66.
244
.:.;53
37
28 •
60,..
48
.1nR•
.26
15
23•
g0
59 .
2292
Nismisiseismomossa
Couch
Centre Huron
Seaforth
No. l Porter Proudff000t
2 .. , 49 37
8... 34 {222
4... .. ♦1.A.,.lt 1 23.
5 .,.,.....1R..• 55 42
238'
Clinton
St n ew o
St, George's .0,114..,,
St. James' .A.11,,,.t
St. 7oha'13,.,)t• • ••••
80
76
279.
Goderich Town
No. 11, ., R ... 80
2.... ,..,,1,' 87
3 ,,,..,, 77
4 56
5...
•6 •,,,,• • 70
7.,. ... .,.,,,..,,,, 34
Brussele�
No. 1••..... .... 3C
23..........
8
...... 42
e. .00
McKillop.
No. 1 32
2 44
4 59
-19.2 _
,-.7_79%.4415=1-
.- ?8`.'t5=b Grey
No, 1 36.
2 • • • 30
3... ... 21
5......1 ... 88
6 37
7 39
221
Hullett
Not 1 49.
2..... 43
3.., ...... . 29
4.. ,. ,..r..: 30
5 31
7. '81
239•
VAlrna
• Mr. and Mrs. J. J, Keyes and fam-
ily arrived last week from Nashville,.
Ttetncessee, and will spend the long
holidays among their 'many friends in
and about Varna.
Miss Mooney of London wits the
guest for a fow days of Mrs. J. E,
212: Barnwell. -
Mrs, Jettieis Keyes of Chjselhuarst
has been visiting friends hereabouts, .
Mr. Andy Dunkin's new brick house
71 is now up to the second .storey. It
43 can't go up too feat for Andy.
Mr. Frank Keyes is pushing; ahead -
the plastering on his residence,
Mr, Dave Anderson of the ...Parr
Line is at Niagara Falls this week at-
tending the C. O. F. High Court as
75 the delegate from Court Varna of
rhe . which he is financial' secretary,.
It w.'
st3 is With
very real regret that we
74 have this week.•to announce the. death
of another of our pioneers in the per
400 son of Mr, Charles Weeks. who passed
away, on Sunday at "the age of 74
years and 3 months. He was a native
32. of the state of Pennsylvania, but has
35 lived• on the Parr Line for a great
40. many years and has 'long, enjoyodthe
respect of the. whole community. In
politics' he 'was a Conservative and in
religion an . Anglican. The largely at-
tended funeral took place' on Tuesday
to Daird's cemetery, the services be-.
ing conducted by Rev. Mr. Hinde . of
Bayfield, The pallbearers were : Jam-
es Mc0lymont, George Beatty, John.
Sparrow, ' .J, .H, -Johnstone, George
Mitchell and W. Palmer. Mr, Weeks.
is survived by his wife, three laugh -
iters, Mrs: Albert Plews, Moosemin,
Man. ; Mrs. P. D. McLaren, Calgary,
Alta ; Mrs. . McCash of Varna and
three sons, Fred. and,George of Phoe-
nix, Arazona and Frank at . home:
The following relatives from•' a dis-
tance attended '. the funeral : 'Wm.
Week's, brother of deceased and Mr.
R. Wattsrworth, a nephew, both. of
44 Minto, Ont. Dr. Weeks of London and
Miss Olive Adatns, a , grand'dang,hter.
50
48
221
57
58
107
69
69
48
49
225
46
57
4s
58
63
56
378
64'
28,
68
17.
45
33
289
Cdtborn'e
No.1.:..:.. ..,.... 41' 75.
2 33. 28
3 ' 5975 •
4' 25 . 43
•
158 221
Majorities •
Clinton
Goderich 53
Seaforth .r. 26:
Colborne .......
Hallett
McKiih,p •
Grey
Brussels •- '
Totals
63.
50
33
155,
7
Proudfoot 2051
Porter . '1885
Majority for Proudfoot•
' 166
FANCY
LINENS F
JUNE WEDDINGS.
Fancy Linen Doylies; Tray Cloths, Side-
board Scarfs, Five o'clock Tea .Cloths, in all. tie -
newest, daintiest designs. • Our prices 'right.
-See -thern-be
Table Cloths and Napkins to Match,
These are something out of the ordinary, double
damask, beautiful patterns:, and are all brand new
goods. Assorted prices. Ask to see them,'
Fancg Parasols
We have just opened -up another new assortment
of Fancy Silk Parasols, just the thing for summer use,
in a pretty range of colorings and designs. . No .two
alike. Prices from $1.75 to $6.00.
Nattg Summer Neckwear
Embroidery Linen Collars, ,Fancy Stocks, . Fancy
Net and Silk Bows, some of the latest novelties we can'
procure, and the'prices will suit you.
New Belts -
We have more of these goods in correet style and
beautiful designs, in Dresden, Gilt, Leather and Wash
Belts, at all prices from 20c up. .
•
Every Courtesy and At -
1 tention Awaits You Here
Newest, of the New
i
South Ht Iron •
Goderich Township
�'`lber, Kellerma
0 • t . .86 .;.�: 29
51 24
3 1 1 71
4
5 . 59 11.
341 143 '.
Hay,
No: 1: .. 31 44
47
104
54
• 52
58
25 •
•
lit
446••
4 . 18•
5 • 28-
6::. 29
8 16, . .
291
Stanley
No. 1., ... . . . .. ...... '29'
2...... 30
3 - 94
'50
25
•6
42
245
Stephen.
No. .1•., .... ..:;:...:. 69 . 20 ..
15
81.'
.48...
9
61 •.
'23
54
838
63
57
36•••' 11.1. 1'6 47
4.,•, ... . ,... 1ti. 69
.... ,..,.,. 2 4
363
71:
221
4 . ............. .82
S 60
561 .,.
• Tuckerswith
2 ' ,. 39
156"
Usborne
No.1-- .101
2 ,,.1 64 •
3 ,.,. .,...0 103 •
• 4.6.•,1•, .:.•...,. 54
• . Bayfield -
Na 1........
Exeter -•
No, I, ... • 69
2}.... .
.,,,60.
ti ..,,1 .,i56
4.4..'11.,.., - .74
259
Hensall. -
No. I,.....,.1t1, 102
Majorities.
' NGodetich Township., 108
Hay ...... ,, t
.0
Stanley , ..,r, • 24
Stephen ,r,..1t. 223
Tuekerstnith ,,.,t.:.
Uaborne•... .0.11.,1109
Hayfield
keret . 1.t0a1 12'
Hensall., ...,...r8
Totals
45
63
35
70.
213
29
89
42
138
94
155
267
p:itiier OW ..,• ..f%M Witt, 2365'
iCeller,nn ,., .•11'1...,,rr.1., 1082
Mejotity.for1llberrrl.,.,,, ..888
Brucefield
The Royal ' Templars are holding
t2ieir annual picnic at Bayfield on -Satz
urday next., •
•We are pleased td' See Lou back.• at
his old stand again. "
Geo. Swan. attended •.Cole Bros: cir-
cus in London on• 14'riday.
Messrs,Wilson and H. McGee took
is .-the •, circus at ' Goderidh.. on Satur'.
day. . .
Mrs. A. Johnson ,who has 'boon i11
at St: Helens, returned home Friday
but is not. fully :recovered yet,
The , Mille: Road:, boys have organized'
a 'team.. Watch thesis bump the rovers..
J. H O'Neil and T. Brown spent.
Sunday a�t'Mi. - O'I' eil's,' Clinton.
The big boys -were not tooting their
horns election. night as they. ,did on a
former •occasion.:
Mrs, A. Keller has returned home
after a pleasant ;visit in 'New.-: York
state.
Mr. Waller •Osborne is on the jury
at Goderich• this week.:
Don't miss the laying of the Presby=
tettan ohurch ,corner stone on Monday.
afternoon. • •
a _
Bright Little Ones
Make Homes. Bright
Babies that .arewell sleep well,
eat well, and play well. • A child; that
is not rosy-cheeked and playful needs
immediate ..attention, and in all .:the
Worldthere is no;niedicine can' equal
Baby's Own Tablets for curing indi-
gestion, . constipation, diarrhoea,'
teething :troubles and the other . dis-
orders from • which young- children•
suffer: The motherwho ,uses ` this.
medicine the guarantee •of a, goy,.
ernnient analyst that it is Absolute-
ly safe. Mrs: J.• L. 'Jaxielle," St.;
Syivere, Que., says :-`,`I find - Baby's
Own •Tablets the most •satis'factory
medicine'' I" have. ever tised for con-
st' bles •a'nd-
breaking. up • colds. Every 'mother:
should .keep 'this' medicine in the
home.".• Sold by 'medioine dealers' or
by mail. at 25• cents a box •, from The
Williams' • Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont. •
Blyth -
Mr. Jas: Dodds of Toronto i,, ,..at
home for a 'couple of: week's.- His sis-
ter, Janet, is en the, sigh: list.
Qn Friday loft a number, of the •-ex-
county councillors. left Blyth •for the
re -union held in Goderich. Among the
number -were': Thos: Taylor,. John
.Wilford, Robt•. Currie and Win. Clegg..
The . election here' was quiet • but a
large vote was •polled. A number of
the Liberals must. has 'gotten their
eyes open or such a good record in
Blyth couldn't have been made, At:
night the Conservatives had a- mass
meeting -in Industry hall' where the el-
ection returns Were read, A very
good impromptu program was render-
ed in the intervals by local talent.
Mr. Adam Elliott of near Blyth had
a fine mare - killed Monday of this
afeek -by lightning.
Rev.. W, Ashton preached 'in Blyth
Methodist church both a. m. alid'even-
ing on Sunday last, , Rev, Anderson
being at Conference.
Among the graduates in _'Medicine: at
the University' we see the name of E.
C. Wilford of this place who was suc-
cessful notwithstanding that he lost
Part of the term through illness.
London Conference
Changes. -
In the third draft of the London
Conference there were only a few
changes, Ret. William Baugh goes to
I3enmiller, Rev, Jas. Livingstone filo
Mitchell, Rtev. R. J. Garbett to Pk -
tone and Rev, D, A. Mccatnus to
St, Mary's,
The chairman of the Goderich Dis-
trlet is Res, 'George Rogers of Sea.
forth. Rev. T. J. Snowden of Holm.
• 4iville is the flnancia1-seeretary acid
Rev, A. H. Brown of Varna tic Sun-
day Admit secretary.
POOR BLOOD
.BRING MISERY
Pale Faces and Pinched :Cheeks Show
That Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, are Needed,
Anaemia is written on the features
of ninety women and girls out of
every hundred.. Unmistakeable' are
the signs of "too little blood."
The weaker sex is assailed at all
ages by the evils resulting from
bloodlessness, from the girl who is
weak and lakiguid, with dull eyes,
pale,- pinched " cheeks, fitful appetite
and palpitating heart, to the woman
with feels never well, with gnawing
pains in the back, aching limbs and
nervous headaches. -
Dr. - Williams' Pink Pills are speci-
ally valuable to women of all ages,
for they possess the power of making
in abundance the rich,' red blood
without which no woman call havo
perfect health. • They, fill the starved.
veins with new blood So that en-,
feebled - bodies are strengthened,
weak, nervous systems are fortified
and robust health restored:
Miss Roso D'Aragon, Waterloo,
Que., follows the profession of teach-
ing, which brings more than ordinary
strain to all who follow this calling..
Miss D'Aragon says ;-"It seemed as.
though I was gradually going into - a
decline. I'i'ost all my, strength_; my
appetite was .very poor ; ,I was .pale
and suffered from frequent headaches ;
I was often dizzy, and the Least exer-
tion would .leave me breathless. I
doctored for a time, but with little
or no benefit. One day 'I read•in the.
Waterloo Journal the. particulars - of
a case similar" •to mine cured by Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills and I determin-
ed to try .them. In a few weeks
there was a decided improvement in
niy condition, and by th'e time I had.
taken • seven or eight boxes I was
again in the best of health, and able
to 'enjoymyself aswell as any of niy.
young friends." "'
Sold by all medicine dealers or by
mail at 50c a: 'Nil or six boxes for
32.50 from The Dr. Williams' 'Medi-
cine - Co:,' Brockville, . Ont,.
West Tuckeismith.
Mr. _.Ernest Rowcliife -drove to Win•..'
ohelsca on Friday last.
Mrs. Walter' Peelers' returned ' to
Moncton. on Tuesday .last, she 'was, ac-
com?anied by Miss Cora Rowciiffe.
\Pork .has been commenced ' to re-
build thechurch shed at. .Turner's
church.,- It will be an up•to'late she'
when cotnpleted.
''Mr•. and Mrs,: Fred'. Pciper ,spento
Sunday with:Hens'ill friends.
iVlr: R. A, Walmsley ,uf Upper Can-
ada Tract Society; Toronto,' alddresseil
the League on Sunday evening last.
Holmesville
Mrs Wareing and child of '
the; guest of her sistern=fiA
Crooks.
Miss Beatrice Greene of. .Clinton.
spent Friday last :with her friend, Nissl
Bertie Stanley,
Mrs: P. J. Evans 'of Minneclosa, Man.
is -calling on old friends'. again.. •
Miss Holmes is this Week in Goder=
Mr . and 'Mrs. James :Snell were call-,
ers on Mr. Wm Stanley last. Friday..
Rev. Mr. Snowden and Mr. G. Hol,
land have returned home 1roni ' itten_ d-•.
ing the Conference at Exeter
The ninny friends of Rev: Mr. As -
drove were pleased to. hear hint preachl
again. •. _
The following . is a report- of 'the
pupils of S. S. • No. 3 for the month
of May based on regularitygood de-
portment -and general- proficiency :
- Vr--Fm iieline Holland,
Sr IV. -Will Carter,
-telen;-f leafs-D:t.d cd, r ink �biZCiams,
Percy Munnings, LQrne', Jervis, Chadic
Lavis. ' '
Jr, IV. -Lorne: McCartney,• : Arthur
Farren; Norman Holland, . Percival
Glidden, 'Ella Colclourh.
Sr..III,-1•Valter. Nelson, Ernest Ma.
Nancy, Delbert 'Huller, Lottie Lavis,
Joseph Palmer. •
• Jr, lII:-Ormand, Alcock; Stella Nei-"
son, Prank Jenkins, Clifford . Fisher,.
Clarence. Connell, Carl Mair, Clifford
Holland, •Harold Lavis, Edna 'Farren,
James Fisher: '
`Sr. -IL-Elva ,Prootor.
Jr. II. -Verna' Jervis, Proetoe .Pal.
mer, Roy Munnings, Stewart Mair,
'Sr, Pt.- II Leslie .. Huller, Della
Carter,- Leslie Jervis, Milton Holland;
Daniel Glidden, Alvin Leonard, Clifton •
Proctor; - • •"Jr. Pt. II. -Fred. Levis, William
Aleock, Blanehc Nelson. •
Pt, I.-1ssfo Fisher, Bruce Holland,
Altalind McCartney; Emily Ford= -•
No: on roll 48, - Average 42.
N. W. Trewxrtha, Teacher..
1441900%,-491,41a1000‘40410~111.0460140411001104ibiliallarge,10014v111•4111011114100 `t6
50c, DressOoods 85c
8 pieces light Tweed Dress Goode, Cook & 0o.'atntake, the best
values we have had. Reduced from 60c to Sue per yard. These
goods are placed down in price for only one week.
36 Inch Art ,Muslin at 10c
G pieces English .tart Moline, 86 inches wide, In particularly
good patterns, at 10e. - -
36 inch Art Scrim at $C
3 pieces American Art Scrim and. Muslin, in: beautiful floral
patterns and stripes ht Sc.
Pink anti Blue Hosiery
Children's and ladies pink and blue Hosieryfrom 4. 9 .
Warranted: fast. colon,
m 4 to inch.
it
8
' $8.50 Plen's - Raincoats for $7
Aspecial value in Men's. Raincoats, ,lined throughout,' made
of dark gray cravenette, at 37,
Dress Muslins -
12 pieces of Fancy Press Muslins in stripes and
at 10e, 124c, 15c and 18e.
flo
floral designs,
Cash for Butter and Ens.
POPLESTONE & GARDINER
Successor. to McKinnon-& Co., BLYTH..
powwow
1
1
BOOTS AND. SHOES.::
TRUNKS ' AND VALISES.
CUSTOM REPAIRING.
FRED. JACKSON
• '" Always Reliable'-"
CLINTON
Ta
0 of .Dry
O.'
to be
•e�.e�leolbe•amem•v.m�er O�m�mv:m•om•om,.m•eb
•
X10 000 -Stoc'
.•.:
Goods, Clothing and .
B .
Boots&S
S o s
cleared at cost
Having decided to return to the west we <wish
�. to*dispose of our entire - stock as `quickly as' possible.
Low' prices will do' the business'; ''The stock is all
X
new and: up-to-date and at the present time' is welll
.
IV. -Willie ilotixer. eau- assorted'. T. e earl .. _: ; 9svredl h >' .
bestAssortment' to choose from and will undoubted-
ly secure; the best barga is.,'
A Good
Hair -Food
Ayer's Hair Vigor, new im-
proved formula, is a genuine
hair -food. It feeds,'nourishes,
builds up, strengthens, invigor
sites. The hair grows more
rapidly, keeps soft and smooth,
and all dandruff disappears.
Aid nature a little. Give your
hair a 'good hair -food.
Doss trot change the color of Me flair..
rOrrirtn With sash betwv
dhow it tb' Tinnr
ork his 51*aabo4ti it,.thaddotshosasprAyers"
You need not hesitate about usingg" titl•
e
new Hair Vigorfrom anylearof its chant.
ing the color of your hair. The new
Ayer's Hair Vigor prevents premature
grayness, but does not change the color
of the hair even to the slightest degree.
►•+••2Mado by the J. 0.4,Yor do., Lowia,.11414.0...,.
a'.,.
v
o. Shop early •
Sale "begins Saturday, May 16th.
Terms of sale, strictly cash.
All accounts'must %e•'paid at once.'
•
STEEL BrZQS.
SLIM PRICES SMALL PROFITS
0
STOUT VALUES
QUICK RETURNS
SH30 se •L2tTt {IO Bl ,Z1PO1R4T.T c -
COOL FOOTWEAR .. FOR
HOT WEATHER.
Our stock of Summer Footwear for hot
weather is complete... -
Ladies White Canvas Oxfords; prices $1,25,1.35 and 1,50.
Tan and Chocolate Oxfords, mat and very stylish,
prices $1.75,1.00, 2.00 and 2.25,
Our Patent .Oxford Tie is very neat and stylish, price $2.25.
Outing shoes for boys and girls at 55e,' OOc and 75c.
Ohtldren's Barefoot Sandals at $100, 1.10 and 1.21
Ulf -to -date Repairing Deno QulCkly. - -
Are you thinking of buying a Piano or Organ ? We are sole agents
here for Nearcombe and Doherty Pianos. Doherty and Sherlock.
Manning Organs,
lverything in Musical Supplies in stock,
THE PLACE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR DOES ITS DUfl
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