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Mrs. James Strongh is in receipt of Mr. and is John Vilifier and Miss
teeny, letters of sympathy from friends Pearl, left last week for Vancouver,
in Buffalo; Kingsville, London, Owen Mr. and 'MTh; Walter Sharp of Gott.'
Sound and other places, friends who ' erich were the guests of the letter's
knew arid esteemed her son, the ; late ;mother, Mrs. Sherrie, 4th aine, Morriel
Herbert Franklin Headers= of Gwen 'last 'week.--Winghena Advance.
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TEACHER WANTED FOR TJ, S. S. "1110 MILL".TAF T WILL BE .THE
NEXT PRESWENT.
The peoele of the United ' States
decided on 'Tuesday that Williare, Howe
ard Taft 'will suceeed President Bops&
volt. The contest was a keen one &rig
the Demeerate appeared to be confie
done bUte the Roosevelt infleertee
the power of the great corporations,
which are moetly Republican, was too
entich for them mid their candidate.
firYen, ha's for he third
dime•-sufferecl-defea It wasi-A-Repub-
Dean victory all along the line and
, Mr; Taft ie assured. of the 'support of
a friendly Congress. To Canadians
the result of Tuesday's voting has no
NOTICE, „. significance,
silruggle wakoOrely a cousinly one.
The evaporator is now opened
business. Being in your applee
get your cash.
TOWN & CASE.
No. 13, Goderich 44,c Hullett, second
class. Applicatains will be received
up to Decembee let;•datiee to cone-
mence • Jan. ( 4th, 1909. Apply
stating =parlance and ealary wanted.
' -T. H. Hardy, ; Secretary, Clinton
• P.O. 474
• AUCTION SALE OF HOIISEHOLD
Furniture, etc. at the :Commercial
11_9W,, Clinton, at 1 n'clock_p„M. on
Saturday, Nov. 7th. -J. . A. Smith,
,Auctioneer.
for
a.nd
J. B. Hoover Nelson Bell
Cosy
Comfor
Can be experienced
inft'Avtla=2,,which
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we are privileged to
furnish.
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Attractive little artieleth of Furni-
ture. artistically twanged, lend a
charming appearance, to an other-
wise dull and 'monotonous apart-
ment.
All our Furniture is
of the highest grade
Though low in
price.
etolveke.
See our solid -oak Cobttler Seat
Rockers at $2.:00
We are sole agents -
for the famous Her-
cules Springs and Os-
termoor Mattresses.
.1:1=8813eeD •
,
Hoover llgil
Furniture and Funeral
Directors.
Wow
•••;,,se-eeiee ..e.4.1141: - '.ettlre
dIAT lk •-.0.
i-.
. Glasses that , ,nr
Fit.
W. succeed bemuse
�4rg1 dive per.
WI sight.
VI frame eels tom.
EITtebir. *eels ers
loaning thlrottgh the
centre og nut testae
1. the whole becoming.
,os to the wearer. •
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scsisomme prw.t.w.
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CLINtON, ONT.,
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A:SOLID VOTE., ...
A vete of ethe eillole Doininion • f
Canada ib ascertain the best valtil)
to ,be had in the newepeper line 'would
without question resule in a solid vo4
for ethe Family Herald and Weeelt.
Ste; of Montreal. At tiiee, yes fiy0
times • ite present .prite it would stil
be considered good. value, iii.fat it, iS,
just such a paper that most-homee*,'
woule have at any Klee. It costs ,btil
orte .dollar a year and one can't ' gof:
.wre'rig in grieg it a trial. It ahead
reaches the majorityOf lionieS-fifIliiI-
country; and those , who eeceive i
would not be withoue it. ; '' ' ' 4
Sound who died on Sunday .20th Oct.
Trusting in the Lord,
And trusting in His grace.; '
Rejoicing to meet
His Saviour, "Face to Face,'
111r. James Homey has removed to
en Mrs 3. L. Aitkin on the' 25th
the house on East street he recently. . •
anniversary eif her marriage; was a
purchased from Mr. Bredgee.
*eisPi.s` °elm° Bat,and /4"fie Xe`"o "Ptereed" silver, about an inch
Donald and their !aunties, now oc-, from the top at it, ,o.oct pretty chasing
cupy the residence formerly •occuplee sent from Vancouver • by her
by the late Mrs, Christopherson. .1•cousie, Miss Sabetky, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. ,Adolphus Naftel are of •• ex -Commander Schetky of the
expert anglers. . ' Ile S. Navy, • A silver, cream jug; and
Mr e Alfred IsTicholson was called, sugar bowl, dainty In design and ,
3m -
away the third week in,,Oetoliee by a :ed with. gold, was sent by her son,
telegram •advieing her of eke ,seetbee Mr, Scott Aitken of Coleman,
ilium of her daughter, ars., Jack Ito.. Her nephew •.17- L. Aitkin of Tor
Given (nee Stella Nicholson) and ;crag:, and,a friend in Godeeich, :gave
found her ill in the Hamilton hospital, leach n ,siiver bread plate, exactlyethe
from ;taking a dose ofcarbolic acid, 'same,- le design. Some of tee fruit
fer-eamee-ather eliteeidee Inderesepreeented-heiehadeeearlehandlete
son sent word to her friends on Oct. I, and.of lovely silver spoons ad etc.
25th,, that Mrs, :Given was out ., she received a num,ber: A exelyt bend -
danger, They both returned to God- ' some sling' Pickle .dish was sent by
erieh fast week end are at the home '• heir sister, Mrs. 0; J. Beeeley, •• of
Of the former. ' • 'Melee Creek, forinerly Of Clinton.
Well the election is Over. It was We ecmgratuilee. her 'IP" her
an extremely quiet
one
and aegulPd;:i5ltherl'aedinnlivl'e5SaereYntinaUend to l
e• tal`relt1
the supposition • that each one would e
satisfied With the ultimatisra. NO hi" and surprise
matter Which 'side *otild win -but af.', The C, supper .and Concert on Fri -
ter the episede of our Industrial Fate, day evening : to extend the building
we never expected' to see the represen- fund of .tee Baptist church, under the
tative interned -but as a writer in auspices of the ,Ladies' Aid evae a
the • "TOwn Tonics" Winnipeg re- pronounced seems,. Supper was held
merits "that swift long ago, defined in the •lectuee •room of the public lib -
party politica, as the "madness" of rary,.• Thitle long tables were set, and
At 18,st aceounte Captain John Mao',
donald and his schooner were, at
Parry Sound Toading lumber; for Chat-
ham.
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Among the beautiful silyer gifts giv-
ibelautiful card receiver with decoration
Goderich.
Mrs. McPhail has returned froze
spending the summer at the Manitoul-
in Island, where ber husband is en-
gagNi fishing and Iia 'it'd rooms
in Miss MeIvor'S resideree on St.
Patrick street,
M. andellfts, Leonard Westbrook
now reside on Wolfe street.
All Saints' Day, Sunday last, was
a "Red Letter' day in North street,
church, ft being the anniversary of the
Epworth fitague of that denetnination.,
The church was decorated with the
colors of , the League, red and white
which draped very fantastically in
greet of the gallerye each side of the
eteireasee was decorated with white,
high up in ' front of the organ two
Canadian Flags were joined with the
Eliworth League Pross and over eaeh
door at the west ends of the auditor -
tem white shields with a baed of red
aCross each,, with "Epwortit Lea-
gue" upon it and over eel
three little Canadian flags were fast-
ened in ea.cli band, Tjpon the platfeein
wate (reside Rei, Dr, Dougal, •May,or.
Macklin, Dr. Emmerion and Lawyer
Blair. Mr. Halsey Park It :pre4ident
of the Eliworth Leaglie, Dr. Bremer -
son was the flat speaker whose sub-
ject was "It ie gooe to be young"
and for 15 minutes he illustrated in
divers ways the great 0646 lk Mere is
now for the young. He spoke of the
narrew• ephere that the_yeung, 7 had
when Rome was in all her splendor.
and how the world Bince, had so deve-
loped. size and knowledge thet it
was bounded :on the north by the
nerth pole, en the south by the south,.
pole; on the east by the riseng sun
and on the west by the setting sun.
Na time like the present for the study
of science, inechanieel skill, medicine
and if hie :neme-sake• Emerson writ
Jivinghe would feel prod f the
speaker' whose prose was, poetry. Mr.
Blair gave a very pleasing •a,ddress,
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his subject being "-God iieed:t1
help" and showed that Christ seldorh
chose the masses to talk too, he sie-
gled out r . are
the any o the gain. ofew."a gues e ,atten ed, Every- given in seriptere eThe woman -el
re f r f th bout 200 t ' d
Mee. Alex, leirkbilde Will spend thing in season was on the table, ev-. Samaria, etc., and to the disc 1e to
the coining seaSon at Dayton, Ohio, en the Vases were Ailed with crimson whom Christ. .explained that , the
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jacob dahlias, and searlet salvia, with ether . Ica:ewe, leavenete the loaf, and he 'cx-.
Wysong. •. flowers., Dough .nuts and purnpkin Pie,: liorted all present, ,te -eel in' their
eeivnis.r.4.--,orgetiss st:titetripmee,ameehadetheir' eleel'..d.eeseteese The . eon- pewer,
it ;i lifer ineel
book-keeper for the Doty Engine Co. thrt oecned in the auditorium of the for Christ. DrlVfaelrlin gave a very
The late Herbert Franklin Hender- church at about 8 P. in, and almost well- illustrated address. He showed
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PE -RU -NA PROMPTLY RELIEVEri
A Case of Dreadful Suffering Which;
Had continued For Months.
40400W ot a .Roztarkable Recovery Givet$ 20 Or. 44040,Wood, TgalOret
a Prit?ato School at Launcasion4 Taraaniqe • A
• Ma. ANP Iota. ALItatiD WOOD.
Mr. Alfred.Wood, who has a private school sts22 Precloriek street, loan*
ceston,q'asMania (Australia), has been a teacher for 87 'rare under -the
Ittineationallpepartmentef,Tasminia..Rerwrites,cenianning his-vrifete (laser
.as follows: •
"My wife Was Battering for months front gastro-enterfils„ and wag given -
'up' by her nledieal attendant, .
"BY good fortune," Was indueed to"try Perna in her ease, and•I can truth -
flair state that from the first dose ber dreadful eaffeeteg oessed; ao4.,aftes
tak ng live bottles she IS permanently eared. ' •
HOW does reruns =lie. snob. eFtre;
ordinary cures as above recited'?
q.13y, simply arousing the forces of
Nature to throw off the diseased action.
peruna contains no magic and does
riot operate in any'reyeterions way; but
-it does help Nature to conibat ifIseivfe,
and thus many times comes to the res-
ells of the patient in some important
oriels.
There is always aelme in the course
Of tiny disease' when alittle help gees e,
,great W. •• •
Just as the scales are beginning to dee
,Seend, whettene ounce more would dee
t,ermine the fate pt the patient, a little
turn_theecaleb:Jnt-fav_or-of_.the
patient.
eve
the evening promise • o e very .
ones, acted .as .thairman
.FARM FOR SALE OR ;I:::;;;X,ENTthe eldest 'Gen' or the late David Hen- : • ' "
Alm, 'Janus in his pure pleasant Inannier, Xiov• :inherit .them
their character,
29, Bayfield , Goderich derson • of Nile, . and •
Charlesworth of Clinton kindly: bee • effect
toWtithiradjoininnEFfirni of Thos. Strefigh• of ."Rosedene" GOderieh. W'
came up to lend his aseistance' to the me:mei!
Be,accen. Consists of 81 acres. Good, 'rho young man, ,for some yeaes, was
eeening's program, which he did in quoted e
freme. house and, small barn. All one of the shift of the Goderich • or- a *belly ."Ae Heine manlier. As: it mine us:
grape, wetered, I mile from gan factory and on leaving town sev- . •
rv sea,t • was taken u•althou h • • •
son, who died at the residence of Mr. • • •
• . Wei member that if they had bad traits in• Itbelps many diseases by imparting a Mr. Chas. Brown, Rogersville, Tenn.,
Peruna is a handy medicine to have
, g that •parents had a great deal to re- lathe hensehOld • • • • •
. . Jai:nes Strofigh,1 on October 25t1i, was •
• As e remedy for sifoosieb and bowel
disease, the fame of Parana is vindoubt..
edly destined to becoma, greater than,
"that of any othermedidnein the world.
A great many casea like that above re*
ferred to have found Panama; of untold
value vrhen no other help seeziedof
h*va"v:n.ehailteenonseinap.vtrliritstiaBt7it°41tel:liareet . •
pe.ro-no For Indigestiollt ^
Mr...Donald Robb, Jr., 113 Weightle
Ave., 'Bantam, Nova Scotia, member,
Independent Order of Porresters,writee:
• with ney'stomach, as a terrible ease of • •
•
indigestiOn followed. •.
n‘d4Pnefiliter uswisags re(4threme mboenttldes_ed-i_t°Wn: •
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"I therefore recommend Perlin:ate any' • .
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one sufferinrWith Stomach trouble,"
• .a . con er e c ose for Ins, sue- Holm
Varna and 5 miles Iron' Clinton. If en years ago, he settled in Owen w
jeet "Cheeefulness," and as he remark- ie.
not -tide will -b$ eenteit-A-pplY-t-te-:Bounde-and-wan-employedeine...the 0,_ ' y mansions" and. physical care of
-ed that "iVlinisters---alwaye---seleeted--theeleteeee,
H. Turner, 'llay,fleld Q; 49-3 P. freight sheds. About two years -yoUtIreeale-tif-
e third
•
ren would
and invironine bee a . As atordo or catarrh remedy, its Apo- "4 friend adellied me to take Palma •
pnn yrititle, Children: : beifig
o keep bad ',company. He
ives of great rneiCall
and ace 'and Oliver Wendell
oera "Build the. more :state -
;Miami vigor to the whole system. .• writes:- • • . . •
tation is well established' all Over the for indigestion : aid, it cured me
world. • , • • short time.” : .
t . e wee no
feeireimeereaueNnel.e•
........o.eseeee'eseeteeet*eetesi '
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Live Stock Wiarket. hiciiiiloo Township ,
route, Novembeie--Iete-:---ehe---Quarter4y-meeting-eeteiteg-werc-held
he received an injury to his spine• Some, controlling-+,-detiteev. ,•1. Jeri ,Stock•Yards-t-Market ju.st a, in Walton cireuit lagt Sabbath, The •
. . . • , . ,. .. ,, which culminated a few' months ..: ago; :
. departfecen the usitae,method •and' tOld pretty trio was sung by thre, of -she shade firmer ill tone than last week, Lmectihg ' of the buiiness beard was
them that his text was found iii_Ee-
elesiastes. 'He gave'Several " reasons, 'young.: ladies . of the elloif.. "Lift, ..;.thoit . th......n,s.., '''' PriAeS not ' , OS .).t.4 quettebly held the following.'40.%:. .. ' "•• ' ' • •:•••• .'- ,,-- .' '
..FARM:'FOR',-RENT,e-OFFERS WILL in some •norveiip,:-disordeeeellie mea•
to: eaustng people to laughi, Victory,. ether -in -lessee _ or my. ,
Ot'eSs." The choir sang te. a•new.•:'higiifrr.... ' A light inn and a tetter feel- I es. -1,' : tehoina"p.l'and- 4rher..t' •••-'*_'.',..,,-•,'
be !received by the undersigned .for , ical• a,ttendant thought it wiser , ... for - re • • .
:Harem ' Where by careful nursing, he. .Was ended by all
.singing "Stand
• ser.victl'..iek''*.thee ,prices were due to go a little, .
the rental of the ' south seeenty
. him to '.be Wit to the 1VIaikdale San- eegagement and ludicrous occurrenees, ee e ri , , who were . tie n Wts.tern Can- . •,
ging Seand up, high r Tber were no man
., acres of Lot NO, S5 and. the south -1 t . . • e . -, but he thought - • that real ' hapPinese • ' • - - - • ' - '''' '1 ' ' *y -e,xl'ur • ada •have retiiiiiiir.litime. • .. • .. . z ‘. '
was the hest incentive for a' . good ,
_ . :.• Stand up for J ,ses." - .. . cattle,‘oirering; bOt......sti. load ;of. :good . ,' . . . * • • ' . ' :
eatparti of Lot at; • in 'the Fleet.; might rec.over ,his, strength, • but 'the .
eon. ,of the township
• et startle -...ro, .., past Month he. grew worse, and the . ' leaBow E'ee' wai exceedingly quiet 7 • heavy stock sold. "'at ' $.,'and several 1. Election elite passed quietly. '.. Mr.:
. roubles on the •Lord,
ug is ing oie h .. SOSSOWS . and
e,,,.e superintendent:. of the e sen&rium .t
„ th coil .: ee: o . ' Heil fell. all afternoon, ;tut the even, loaes. around. K.7" AO ,..80, , Choicest i Sherritt heda,eleall majoriteen the •
wee: tea only : mg wee. ii00-bUt Nierk cold: . .. betcher cattle elle*ejieg sold at.K.40 • ' tli . , • . - "...ive:$ iti; .40-t: .
PosSessair, g en' at- any
- thrie.-McOarthy Boys & M • •-go day alteration Tic we.- deeply relig quotea from- Peter, one of the disciplr '
1 th
Aide 28tli day of ••Oet. 1908. • 494 11 e• n e s e.ea , a ea
quoted 'hAll
bie' to Goderith on :tee 0.-,Iay,epeamettpeckulit„. •• • . „ eeeeeeeette-,..eeWeree-: •
to $4,50 ; ine'Alurn • at $3 Ate
P. R. 7. pem. ttrain: -He diedeori Sen- fulneSs",
Solicitors etc. -Barrie Qnt. Dat4
r i°118 -and in al u 1ua eg of our Lord, and in humorous vein •
0 eh ca kt ts laid b et' Latubc are. a little firmer.
Marriages
,
majer-t
yey large Common ''Cittle."'alidr-caiinetAll
way from $1:50 to $2.50. ; Large: euiritities of -hay being .
,
Chrysanthemums, .. large. :pink da.rna-
tions, and white Chinese •primroses, .riche's oichestra gave fine seleetions Alta., on Oct. 28th, by Rev. 'J. •
• a. . e• . •
•e pressed fot sedeinent :in this : section'.
fill•large Wreath of crimsein and white ' °s'a ilea definition of a SHARMAN-eMeNAUG.IITON--10. St... Sheep steady arid encbanged. • ema year. • , . -• • •
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laege. "Ween you can't- help it." Hein- Augustin's ehnech, Lethbridge Hogs steady at $5.75 E. 0. b.v• • • , • ' • '
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during .the evening, Mrs. James An- • °levers, E. A. Sherma of Teeth- 1 007 head 'of cattle, 383 sheep aed • • •
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HOUSE .TO RENT, CORNER RAG- with the letters "Brothee" formed in a c
M' 'tk
• The total run was 40 'can,* With Eddie PavidsPn, Wha. Went- West or* .
Ian and Piiecess str ets David •
Canteloii. • *,• 49 •. . .elever siple,., iss Rose Ai eft gave . Naughton formerly of Clinton, . Butcher cate c---1 e • ea y o , ,
, ing ehrough. The evreaeh eva4 • the
a: reading of -the 'evening. That Bot, ", • erre ' , , ' ' • e
tribute of his brother; Mr • .Edward in'. perfect voice,' and exPrassion.• The •,1°.T•ii,iiissi.,:r.o.„17,::;.A2c7E...thiv,rAix,N,-;KItn. stosetk'ecalc.s
iy. dcmand for.,rod foed,o.s eiL,ct Birth. .
• .`Th . ••
e purPle velvet, -a,nd the primroses peep-
drews, c orripanying there in eary Midge to .Cherlott,e Mary
Me- ,
est-rn country:" • .= '
Me-
th h rvest elicersions, has re-: • .'
d h me He does riot care very '
one of e a
lamb 10 hOgs and 31. calves, Dur9r1 °the'IV
1 II t ‘1. • 'd • tfor
'I-lenderson of Leamington, two lovely
TliE ANNUAL GENERAL MEET- easeee.berieete One et pine and white "I I s were as follows
• °ea so o .
• Shepherd" 'aed "Th Methodist church Stella a.• e
ing • of the Clinton Horticultural d h.,13 I Gentle • e ing • o •
roses., a.n e er o pin an w t • 1, • • • •
cl th f ' k dam h•ter of Mi. e ea e.
the pretty solo Paradise " rendered ' Spackniae, DistIll ry ttl w
• flogs -Market steady ; select hogs a son. • • . •
.earna. ions, . were ri e es rom . • t. -• • • ••
the Mighty Sea, splendidly rendered g • .
Society . will be . held in the Chiet's • t' t 'b t 1 el formerl of Exeter fo .(3 Shee E t ''1 HARTLEM I • E t 0
.p- ,wes s ca y a. .t.te, Gee ine. - n xe er. on, c .
charneet ..evenine of Friday
an . es.. . orrow. %; pa - .
by Nr. flansuld,. 'late of StritfOrd ; .
. Y • • - ' AI L -11 k t fi • • to AI d Mr Daniel' H tl 'b
am s ar e . rmer. •
d '11f1 W 'IA. • r. an S., 0/ CI •— •
Nov. Othe at ?• o'clock -Jas • Fair, bearere were Messrs. Charles Hum- y , 111 ,„„.
Secretare. . Alfred Cook, who also respond- FERGUSPN-WESTCOTT-In
. Doug-
ber, James *Thomag
Bates' 'eud:tontie solo. Two 'beautifully exe- .. las, Man., on Oct 44, Wm. Ferg-
.W fl Roberesee, Thomas Burrows
euted violin' solos, .Were rendered by uson to Blanche, daughter of ,Tes.
and Willie Tait. Mrs. Stroligh wishr
Eileen Hoover of Clinton. Miss Westeot•t, formerly of Exeter: • .
AUCTION SALE : OP STOCK e's to extend „Jeer gratitude te all who
Steers and Milk cows et Helmes- shaived their sympathy to her 'in her te'e"n• sang in sweeteSt . voice "Be- ee •
cause" and . 'for encore "Mary" a Tw AIVILEY WESCOTT-In Wienipeg,
Ville on Friday, Nov. 13te, :at " 1 ipresene sorrow and vete scalene Ithanksi favorete ,Sebtee sdng of hers. Meter
o'clock: See bills for partieularse-' to. the Superintendent -of the Markdale
,Sanitarium, and to all theee, who
were so kind to her eon.
Just think of one of our G. C. I.
'students, peckieg apples for Me. iiam4
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link in. Leckport, N. Y. with two
other 'Goderich boy's. They are %ae-
ters, Reggie, Elliott, Edward Hyslop.
land • Leo :Cbisholni. .
j pr., W. Millyard, partner of Di.
' J. Benson Whitely,' Will leave after
ThanksgiVing for London, , England to
Study ..suegery and medieiee in the
London hospitals. treat that he
„will make a • speCial study of canoe;
land tubercolosus, . • •.
Mrs, ,N. J. May: held' her post-nePtlat
reception On WadnesdaY, 29 tib potolki;
Quite number Of callers Woo in ,at-
tendance:. The bride, wore a : very
grand •costitme of Battenburg-lacer: the
pansl'on flow'r and with various leav-
es tend etc. being formed with the
braid arid mrtilewerk of the -wearer,
it being . the ,work of four months, it
being her wedding dreSs. and is WOrtt
over white silk taffeta. The brideal-
eo wore the sun -burst .of pearls pre,.
&lilted her by the groom. Mrs. I. J;
Moore, assisted the bride, and wore a
styl'sh coSturne of rice black silk.
Miss Seethe gave the introduction,•,and
Nenl'o a lovely Costume of lavender
(Atienne, .the Corsage and) sleeves trim -
mid with lavende,! tilzt net, and
lavender trimmings touched with
yre it, her:. end there, Mrs. John Mac
-
(Infield, rev/gate sti1 . tom( charge
of do tea table and 'wore a stylish
costorrie of hitalk wool taffeta, over
to Iota allk, black also the eares.ge
being trininted With black point d'es-
prit,, and passementerie. Vex daugli.
tor, Miss Belle iVfaedoria.ld, wore a
very pretty (took at white Swiss nelee
lin,f templed With va'tecielees ins-;:r-
tioii and leee, lelise Adelaitie Nern
wore a dainty frock of Ot!sl bin rr
de. there, with pink :rive in 14 r coif-.
elm The emitte piece -e'en the
polished tea table was eerilere4 with
*del) Bettehburgh lace end a %eel of
large pink carnatioesIIJ 109010M tho
oceasion. Mr: N, J. IViay tJaelt) did
hoeor to the ewes by els pete,enet.ilt
tee hall tior:t to re•et, e the bride's
eees'S. Ho ht well known •,o
Pi Livens, hello; erieete1e,1 Mall %Oak
r t1e eindlech postoite±, about a
yor ago,
Gee. proprietor ; T. Gila -
dry, auctioneer, .'• - •• 49-1
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
at lot 44, Maitland con., Goderich
township, on Thursday, Niiveniber
190, 2 mule ;4' from Holmeglelle. 11.
horise.s and colte, 7 cow's, 38 head of
. 'cattle, 20ewes it'd 11 pigs All the
'eattle are in 'good. condition. 6 per
nt discount' for : cash C W:
Williams, proprietor, ; T: Gundry,
auctioneer, . • 4.. 49-4.
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:1*EACHER WANTED FORS, 5, NO.
4 -Stanley' township, mato or female,
thites to eommence Jan. 4th, .1:903.
Applfcatious tw.!1 ed tip to Nov.
7th, 1908, -Apply to S. Cle,aye, Sec-.
retary, Bayfield P. O. ,• 46-1
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AUCTION: SALE OF FARM
• erty,-There will be eleeel for
, sale at Public Atietion, 4)Yi
-10th, et 1,80 p. at the
Town Halle (.:linton, ate col lee'/11.1
und, mentioned property, sal) tee ti
a res ree bid, by ebonies Biewni
7Alletioneer :-West half ef Lot 11,'
Lot:: 12, 13, 14;15, IC, east half
of Lot 17 ----the 5th cont.:melon ot
Hullett, containieg six IU itt rt ver,r
more or less, ALSO part of
12, 13, 14, 15, 15 in, the Fourth .c..e-
eion offlnIlott, containing t
huntlred and eighteeri twir, more or
!ess. This is a well known .zeel of
pastre land. The drainage tax 01
this property is bale templet -fel, 0004
emteetly the taxes heree't r Will
be &dinar/. It will be e 'led in
ant perell, bet if tot so sold, then
in lots. ALSO et V e same tele)
end plate Lot 35, First eonee.nion,
Huron Bead, eon:alning one how
dred acres, n tsr. 41- lens. Perms t,t
Sale t -''en rer vent. ,if .11%e pi 'eh se
money at the time Of sale.
le AO devs. For further parlioltier'
iholv to the •owner,-Jobn Ransforde
.Clinton P. 0, 47-4
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'IVO GIRLS IVANTED AT Tfl
nattenbury Mouse.
Merchant, :delighted all With his: fine
rendering of the .so10. "L.-st.,• ee.gre the
Angels. Are," Vice-president Otani
of the Beraeaa Class Made a bried ad-
dress as dicie:also the President,: Mr.
James feebeiesen. A,11 Were encored,
but all . did net eespoed. Fifty dollar
were netted by the C. supper and con-
cert. The :Bareeceand Philatea class-
es will have to. keep on the C.. line,
aridget another fifty dollars. .
The. 38rd hind held a concerk-at• the
rink onlThursday eitee'ng Met.
night, was eetrernely cold but . the
band gaye beautiful selections; the
opening 'One ' being elThe Washington
Geeys. Mrs, Bugg*, the Regiment
bind eciloist, rendered two- favorite
solos .of bees "Love Me, and the
world is mine" and 1.''S'Ornewhere," thy
orthestra accompanying. her, Mits.
Buggin's . voice Could tie distinctly
heard above the beatititin .straies ' of
the orehrStxal The- concert yeas
advertised as•ii 4-4PrOmenadt, Concert"
bet it Was more like a• Quaker meet-,
ing, the ladleitting in a row on the
south side andthe ermeenen,e in n
row on the north side, Perhalis,l.the
fa.et of it being "Leap Year" tee
gentreenen. 'eXpeeted the ladies!' t� es-
cort theni. A few ladies had an es7
eort, and instead of promenading*
they danced, tWo eteps and walties.
A trio , of • ladies 'who,.complained
the ehillinens of ;the rink, pionnenaded
around: a town of times --but , that
Wan stiefiqierit. We did notice a couple
of girle daetihg together, and prebty.
soon after five young men waltzed
across, and each party Changet part-
ners. Prondenade Concerts are con-
fined to the G. O. -
Cflieleens are eetriing in feet, but
people do ,not like to bey dilates
that are scalded before the feathers
nit pleekeil.i ,
Mr, and Mrs. Matteeer Beteg have
renolted to Breed street, and occupy
the theme lately vacated by Mra, O.
Beek, »Ow tif the 4 Lawrence.
1Vtr. and Mrt. Gray, have removed
from Orme , street to Om treW house
on lifaedonald'street, lately built bY
Mr, 1Vliteliell, who removed to tovlin
from Colborne, a couple of year; ago.
The WOMall'S triStittaq., Will meet on
Thurglay not, at the reAdenee "of
Mrs. Tom $warts.
4. on October 17th, atthe home, el
the bride's unele, byRev: Andrew
• Goeclon, William Twarnley ot Mae-
' Gregor, Man to Annie -teen&
(Elia) second daughter Of Mrs;
Wm. Westhtt -of Seaforth.
FRY•e-GeLCIIRIST-At the 'residence
• of the bride's mother, on the 26th
inst., by the Rev. . Petrie, Not-'
man Lorne Fry t Annie Beatriee,
Seeond 'deuglitee Of Mrs e Catharine
Gilchrist, both of Wingham.
WHITZ:V.--McDONALD--In Goderiele
On • Oct:. 28th, Leo White of Mit--
then to Florence Virginia, young-
est daeghter Mr. John tyleDon-
.. ald of Getletich.,, • ' • • '
tioderich °a
eetle, by Rev. Dr. Dougall,
Alexander Gillies of Stratford' to
•• Mabel, oldest daughter of Itrtr:
Thos, Lawson, :
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LV -Ye -Ii Goderich on Nomeniber 3rd,
George Levy, aged 59 years and 10
months,. •
• BONNER-In Brussels, oh October 25,
Rebecca Torranee, relict of the late
-William Bonner, aged 62 years and
' 10 monthe,
On Oetober 2051i,
James Flood, aged 39 years and
7 months. •
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MeIVIARTIN-In ilensaU, oti Oct. 21sel
Emily Aline, daegliter of Duncan
aed Mrs. MeMatein, aged 9 Menthe
RAYaliNdAR24D-In on October 23,
Joseph Raynard, aged 57 years, 11
nioffthe, , •
CUMING-4n Blythe on Oct.. 22nd,
Mary Cuming, aged 83 years and 8
Menthe,
IIENDERSON-4n Goderich; on Oc•
tobet 25th, Herbert Franklin Hen.
denote eldest eon of Mrs, Jaintff
Strongh, aged 35 years atid • 23,
days.
WHITELY -In Clinton oft Oetober
80th, Catharine Whitely, ilseghter
of the late William Whitely of
Tueltersmith, aged 66 yearet.
THOMAS -hi Clinton on November
1st, Martha CHOI, relict of the
late Thomas Thomas, aged 87
years and 1 month;
at 55.151. o. b.,"" and $6 fed arid wat-
ered.
Export Market eteedy around $4:75
to $5 for choice quality: •
Choice butcher cattle steady around
$4.40 to $4.50 ; fair . to •good butcher,
$3.75 to $4,25.
Every farmer .should know that the
price. offered by the dealers tor cattle;
bogs, 'etc., is , a fair one, How can he
know this. if he does not take a !aim
businese. paper' -What doctor or, law-
yer or biteinsss nian Would be with-
out Ids business paper? There is but
one farmers' business and: . market
paper, that, is The Weekly Sun. You
can get the Sun in combination with
The News -Record for only $1.:75, • and
you eboeld' not be without them.
HILL --In Clinton • on Nov. 4th, to
Mr? and-Mre. Fred. Ilill, a daugh- , • tere
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GRAELISLIn Clinton on Nov. 1.st,
tO Mr. and Mire. Ed. Graelis,.
. daughter. •; °
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Benntiller
The Colborne Society of the van-
geiical
Aseociation are making pre-
parations to hold a Christmas enter-
tainment in their church on Christ- *
mas Eee for which ae excellent pro- •
gram is now being prepared. • Rer3erve
that date for Us, say we to tee peo-
ple of the Benmiller •neighborhood.
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Situations
• with leading besieess houses
await our graduates.
LOOSE4•EAF LEDGER
and all modern office me-
thods which, ensure rapid
advancement.
GREGO' SHORTHAND '
taught by the only teacher in
Ontario who attended .the•
Author's school.'
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Stenography. Commercial.
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$4.00t $4.50 and $5,00
'you begin to feel comfort the instant your tott enters
a "Queen Quality" Shoe. When you find Net the
right length and width, it is like a of gentle caress
of the. whole foot. Try one pair and see for yourself.
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