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THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
Paid -Up Capita( $3,900,000. ' Reserve $4.800,000
Total Assets "" $4640%000
HEAD OFFICE. MONTREAL
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COUNTRY BUSINESS Every
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gADYMADE I . .
CLOTHING I tornsh
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•ORDERED
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t Bargains
These are the davs when every man orboy, requiring an Over
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mat, is look ing for the best values andtile heet, stock to chaos* from.
We have the most complete stook that we heve ever shown, and
values that cannot be suepassed Anywhere. If vote want a cheap coat
we can give•you one, or if you want a oxeye stellsh coat in better
quality, we ean give von one ttleo,
Before haviog do not fail 10 see our heavy Black Overcoats,
new this season, whieli we are eleeeing at... a ... . . 7.010
Anothet big seller whieh we have just received, ie in better
quality of cloth, with extra good team:flings. This coatis good value
at $18, but while they fast you may have yoor choice for., 00.00
Do not fait to inspect these two specials before making your
purehasaof a new coat.
aA "pow) Deal fee Beery nate,"
MORRIS11E?: cROOK
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IMPROVEMENTS. '
Messes, Tozer Se. Brown have had,
the carpenters and °fliers busy the
pat week putting, down new , floors
and 1, maaing alteratiens that will
cause their big store to seem even
more commodious than bentefore.
THE pLAYgns AT worm.
The rehearsals for Richard tae 111
are already under' way and II the eu-
tbuslaem displayed by the people tak-
ing part is ally ;criterion, the play
when produced wilt be thet biggest suc-
eves in the town's history, It is pose-
ible tliat two periormapces will be
given, .when produced, which is hoped
will be beforeefaatadays, ' •
-GEO, -LEITHWAITE ELECTED.
Mr, George Leithwaite o diraiurgh,
North Dakota, :was I elected in the
state ebeetione held on Tuesday oi
last week.' He ie a staunch Republic>.
an, an energetipeelitician anti all-
aroundgoodeleMaaaa4aa of Jae kind
who when pushing their own interest,
never neglect an opportunity of doing
good work for their friends. He is
a brother-in-law of Messrs. T. T.
and Beet Murphy Of .
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WESLEY CHURCE.
,The pastor will preach, next Sun-
day, taking an his gubject in. the
Morning : ''`The wisdom *e all need."
There will also be a short address to
the boys and girls on "PerseVeraace.P
Mr, .evening subject will be:
"Bs the aurnan race one?' Everybody
welcome: .
The Sunday seabel anniversary will
' Mei held on the 22nd inst.; the preechee
to be Rev, Mr, IVIillyard of Goderich,
a • former panto.,
SHERIFF TAYLOR. . ^ •
Mr, Edward •Taylpi • of Ro116, North.
Dakota, has been 'elected, sheriff,win-
ning by the • eery .haedsome majority
Of 500, The size Of. • the vote he re-
ceived showed in no unmistakable
way the preferenee of the peeple.
SheriffaTaylor succeeds his elder bro-
ther, Andrew,who held that position '
for four years. The 1VIessrs. Taylor•
are esteemed and iraltiential citizens
of Iloilo, we can readily believe. They
are nepaewe of Mr., Andrew Taylor
of Clinton se e • :
1BELEQCijTY
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The animal meeting 4he local
branch of the _Bible Society ,ras held
in SI,• Paul's :church echoed reotti on
Wedeeeaay...learang arlast .week. The
rneetingeeaae opened by all-T—anglifga-
All :hail the power ,of Jesus'. name."
and preyei bY Riev. Mr. Chaeles*ortli,
An address was delivered by Rev:. Mr.
Sparks Of Toronto • after which the
treaeurer'a. repot was 'reed' showing
that over foray dollars alta; teen •eol-
hetes', during -the past Ana: for-
warded to headquarters, leaving but
small :ealartee on band. Thelollow-
eig wore elected. officers ' • .' • .1-
Peeeideat, Rev. J.: Greene. '
Searetary; A. Hooper, • . '
Treesurer, Feed. • •
.The foliovelpg ' .were 'added to:. the
executive committee : t James Seett,
Jobe •Hartley, William -Robb, Duncan
Steenson and David Tiplady. .
.0•NT. ST. •CHtliaCH. • ,
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THE LOCAL MARKET.
Wheat 85e to 87o.
Oats 340 to aac, •
Peas 80e to 82e.a
Baxley 48e to 50e.
Butter20,0 to 22e,
Eggs 206 to 210.
Live Hogs $5.60.
AN' ACCIDENT.
Mr; Archie Cousins, contractor for
the etarneut walls of the neve bowaing
alley, met with an accident the other
day whieb will handicap him in hie
work for some time. He was -attend,
ing to his big gasoline mama Whet
his left glove caught in the cogs arid
drawing in the lingers it ground off
the tops :of two of them, "•
SECOND CROP OE .POTA:TOES,--
Mr. Andrew Teador Infoemed The
News -Record on Tuesday that the.
Menu for his Thanksgivina dinner in -
eau* new potatoes and -thet he en-
joyed them very much They Were
a portion of his second erop, grtnia
from the eeed Of his first aril plauted
about the middle of July, 'Ma Taylpr
is the only one beababoets to raise
two crops. of potatoes in ene eauson.
A EIRE ON TUESDAY EVENING.
Shortly aftee eight o'clock on Tues -
:tap avenieg lire was diseoVered in the
cellar or.the grocery stores of Linder
& Watame The beigade, turned out
promptly and after, consislerable work
the flames were extinguiehed, Tao
stock is somewhat damaged ii)e; smoke
and the floor -is -burned through, but
the loss is Waling to what it would
have been had it not have,.heet
covered in the nick of time •
THE SALVATION ARMY.'
'. The Salvation airily ates hevirig
some very stiectessful revaial Meetings
in their' hall conducted' by Staff -Cap-
tain John alV,. Hay D. 0.. and .Captain
R. Rayner. Many lave already pro-
fessed conversion during themeetings
which Will lie continued. mph .evening
this week; This (Thursday) eVerana
Staff -Captain Ife,y will give his lee -
titre. eetitled "People I have met, and
things 1 lieye seen dueing. rev eisits
in England !east Scotland." .All• arc
ievited to atteed;thes rnieetinge.
MARRIED IN TORONTO: •
'At litga neon. on Tuesday a qutet
wedding took place' at the xeeidenceaf
Mr. and Mrs. , Charles,'T Clufa, 310'
_Buell& Ave, e Toronto, when theii.
neigaeatiaegneetee, apaeorn, dee-et-ter
Of Mr. aild-alrs. T. ,Ilea&atm, hecenia,
'the bride pf Mr. Jellies Dunford, ; the
ceremony being ixerfortned by Rev. Mr.
Phiguner, • rector of St t Augustine
church. The happy couple lefta, ler
the east by the evening train for a
short wedding trip and are eapected
to arrive at 'their home in Clinton
this eveek. Moet cordial wishes for ' a
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happy futux:e will greet there,' ,
.DAPTIST•CHUR,CE. •
The pe.seae will prea.ch next Sundae,
his morning •sebaiet Call
Of Peter:" The evening service will
be of an evangelistic •character a. and
several young men will assist'. The°
new hymn books will be userr. and the
song service will be attractiee.
A prayer meeting will' be held On
Friday evening at. eight o'cioek at
the home �f Mr. andMrs, jetties Liv-
erniore. ,
Special seeeices will be Lehi next
week from Monday to Friday, inclus-
ive. Them ;will be a eoseel address.
and ,hearty song service each eVene
Very iateresting Temperance servic-
es were conduoted in this church: last
Sunaay. In the ' morning Rev. DI:
• Chown ;of Toronto dealt practieally
with the' Temperance . and Moral Re-
form work Iii the .evening
L. Hike of Deerfield gave a splendid'
edam. 'Neat Suielay 'evening , the
.pastor will peeich the =cowl in las
series to young aeople an cheracter
building. All young , people are cor-
dially invited, • '
On eTuesclay evening ,a Le,a,gue de-
bate on '"Tithe Paying" was held.
Mt. Adam .McMurray peeseted end
Messrs.' Manning Wilts° and. Holland.
acting as judges gave their cteraten
for the affirmative t which coteMen.led
the' tithing Syetem from every steal-
poirit, The large audience wa gr. t-
ly ineetested; '
The W. M. $.• 1i1d tbeir regular
mobility meetibg at the bonl of al -s.
William 'Robb on Tuesdey aitierrioun.
A large number of the merabers were
preneet and a eleasaat and profitable
time was epeet.
DEATH OF MRS,. moN-rErra. .
Another oldatesident of Clinton haa
sed away on Saturday last ii the per-
son 'el Mrs. Monteith' after only ono
'Week's' illness, She was a ,daugatex of
tke late Robert 1410a/ferrite:Of the Lon
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den Road, Tuckersmith, and was born
near Belfast, •Iretand, in 1881.„ She
was Married to the bete Alexander
Monteith 111 1863 and for, a short
' time afterwards they lived at a plaee
than called Walkerburn. In 1876 they
moved to the old homestead on. the
London Road •Where thefeentintied to
reside until 1896 whet, they moved to
Clinton. .To Mr. *arid ales, Monteith
were born amen children, one dying in
agency., The others art : Alex.on
the homestead, Henry, C. of Powaseon,
Mrs, J. Mlles of Tueltersmith, Mrs,
(Dr.) Swine 'of Pala:Pea OhloeMrs.J.
Hamilton, and, We. T. T.
Leckie, Goderich. Mrs. 14lontelth was
bight teemed by bee numerotia
friebda ati • devoted to het family.
She was a,rpib6r of the Preebyteriaft
Church and the serviee% the funeral
on Monday were eonducted;by the
Dr. Stewart,, her .pastorAir.t..W._ P.
Spalding sang a beautiful solo at tho
seevices. The pallbearers were the
t� sons of &Ceased/ her three sons-
in:-laW and one nkPlicw, There were
a large number of Neelativee and friends
at the funeral.
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Mr Alex. Ferguson ha a Opened a
barber shop over the drug stare and
is prepared, to do all kinds of tonsor-
ial work,
Mrs, R. Rouatt spent the'. past week
in LOndon.
Miss Clara Spackman returned home
on Saturday last after speeding the
pull four months in the Weet.
Mae. James Ferguson entertained a
number of the young people on : the
evening of Thanksgiving Day;
Mr. R. *Murray attended a meet-
ing of the Royal Ara. in Email on
Wednesday of 'eat week.
Mrs. W. L. Hiles is spending the
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Mrs. Drehmaria and family aae
viset'ingeherapexenta-atalalateotlee
Miss Eclita Spackman of Landoll
Was home ler it feie days of the past
week, -
Mk, McLeod, prinetpai of tin
.Zurich Public School, spent TVanks-
glaing.under the parental woof. -
Miss Floesie Stitnintry, assistant
teacher in our Public school, spent
few days last areba with friends in
T.uckerssnith. -
Th 2 annual meeting of the Bible
Society will be held in the Methodist
church on Friday evening of this
week when Rev. MrSharpe, agent
of the Society will deliver an address.
Dr. Sarah spent a few days the past
week in Toronto and Barrke
Rev. Mr. ahd Mae MeNeilalair, and
Mrs. Murdoch ,Rose, Mrs. Stanbere,
Mrs, Ewing, Misses Maggie Carol -fleet',
Annie Elliott mid Josie Sterling' ale
tanded a convention of the Women's.
Missionary 'Societe at Seaforth on
Tuesday. , . •
• Rev. Mr. Hinde and Mise F. Falede
were In London the past week. s
•• Rev. W. Mei occupied tad pulpit
of the Oet. St, ehurcia Cliaton, on
Sunday evening last and very aecept-
ably we hear.
, Mr. and Mrs. Williatri • Sterling of
the fourth eon., 's.Goderich• ilownshiPe
arrived in the -village last week and
have taken. up their'a,bodein thd cot-
tage whieh ahey letelyaureaased froni
the estate of the late Jemes alecdon-
Master Cleave Erwin from Lagoa
cern° home for Thanksgiving.
Miss Richards, Who has been home
ii e visit ete'Eamilton thepast few
months; returned to. the: aillega on
-Sliteraayelasia • -
• Mjsee of Seeferth. ie.the
geesteef week.
:arise JanieEjwjn i ifetten• riends
an Clinton. th s *tetra. • : •
. TapeanniveisTarr eaKeSeagiVett e:asene
neptioll with. : thallet6 oVeTtra-eli rch
W91 be 'held on Sunday, November 29,
when .Rea. Jae: Livingstone 'will pee;
aeh both morning end•teehing.' •On the
following Monday -evening 4. greed tea -
meeting will be sheld in the easement.
of the church after whigh a splendid
Progrem of sspeeellea Music and Deng
iyill be given Metlie town hall.
?- Mrs. Walter Buchan - of Durham :is
sthe guest of her, daughter,- alra• (Dr.)• •
Woods. •
week at Londee.
TEE WELLS, 1.•
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n • Theeecond well for the waterworks
sy,stkal. was completed on Seam:day
last and on Monday 'the driller , left
:air his homeat Petrolia, the •happiest
mart in the Whole coinmenite, The
outfit ;will remain here until recatired
by the ownoes, Peet & Son, at some
other. point. The wells, are each e50
feet deep. The Willi* began • early in
juries last and the contractor futile ex.-.
peoiled to finish indide f three•montles,
but unexpected difficulties platentied
themselves and the work dragged al-
ong,libr thee,c and a, half months. When
the job. was finally. taken. Off the.
heeds as 'finialied he heaved
-sigh of relief .that might have been
heard, across a coheeseion. Mr. Geo.
Trowhill had. charge el the engine and
assisting the driller when his services'
were required he obtained such a
knowledge. of drilling in general,' •as.
will enabk him to take charge of an
outfit some day himself. '
THE,EVAPORATOR CLOSED,
The evkporator. . finished its: ooera-
tions on Friday last and itt order to
dO so--tirree -tire- Inechinee pered
on the last clay 206 latehels in nine
arid a half hours, the speediest opera-
tor doing seventy busbels. The seas.
on'soutput aggregatea 900 boxee with
thirty thousand pounds of "vitiate"
for Which ahem is always a. Market..
Much of the outline from their foul:
evaporators 'Messrs. Towne &• Case
hey° greatly slapped to the West, but
the 1,6,14110 they are holding foran
heproaerneeprim The in priThe season hap
not been e gootd ono owing.to the
short crop of apples but thisT,Was only
as the firm expected, but they kept
their 4,tAblitItatlItt_ _Ping ill 004' to
serve their customers and keep their
&imitation. They have been doing
hesitate here for several years and
tittle atraightforWatd methode haVe
Weil the atire Corifidenee of alt with
whom they have had dealings.
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Whole Nan11301' 1550
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PRI YOU KNOW.
leiaFriday, Jecksoaa was in Vaonto" on
aeextet eedefr,ume, Deerfield, was in toWe
yest
Dert Harland, Detroit, called, on
Itienda her on Tuesday..
disa Delrnageof . the 0, 1. teaching
stat f spent the holiday in St, Marys.
Mr. George Kemp, Londoe, vistaed bin
',nether, Mr. 8, Kemp, on Tuesday.
Mae 'Crawford of Brantford' wee the.
'guests of Mrs. W, R.. Counter c.is
week. '
Mr. and Mei. J. meLeod event Sun-
. elay"--eande-Monder a LOadaa
M. SleadesD. avie was 'tit -e iuelSt 01 Mrs.,
Sunday.Aslileeand M. 7, Lendeebtie0,
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Mre, E. Runetadier has returned trot*
a aisit with relatives at Berlin Ancl
MrSat. .ljNikine.°b:14,7 0.:tt vied:ed. her .)1•1;
Mi. George Swea, Luelcnciw; oaer
fyhe .. tguesof
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Je
4 tev. De., Chown Torceeto was while
Sunda ;
Col.
Rev,
Mrs. J. C41:ireenVITen.gler • Of • Ingersoll
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spent ealianks,giveng with theie daegh-
lvfit'71.e.,,nti-rMs.;::s‘e:Pqa!astliti; el Grand
Bend were gueets on'Thinicegiving
, of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts.
Miss Florence Smith,aeughtee. of
Mis; Jasa.A. Sirata'auctioneea is
vere ill with typhoid fever.
Miss Nellie. Dunbar and aliese Wearier
'sof Toronto were guests ovee r hanks
giving. of Dr. and Mea. Then:Mane.
Mr. Frank O'Neil ieft on Friday 4f-
tOnoon' last to ibok' after his Idt4-•
thtereStS at. MeoSejeW, ,askMrs e : •
1,A. L. 7$trOrn9 and her sister,
;kiss M. Smith, visited friends • in
•• Berlin from Saturday until Monday.
Mra. , Cook ',and Miss: • Glaiya Can-
teen • eisitea at Me, b. c. kenob-
erts, London township, • the poet
week:' .• • • Mr. .;caunuet•••
and daughter .of London
Were guests • for a coliple of days last
Week ,,of the •former'e ' sister,- Mre.
Will:1-lateand... • • •
Me. Alex. Alexander of the Jackson
• Mfg...Co. has been aleiting .his par-
ents, and other aela,tiyee. in Toronto
eiriCaaSiareardarliasi. a • '
Mrs e Edward"' a Itabewert;'aTorolita,'
was the •gtieat tha,paet- weeic of •h•er
_i. E. 1-1: Dewate, , Tepee meneg-.,
• *., 1.1ta 11,/f
;.elassial vtnifief, ti -1:11;
• saaesetet-4,A0Yal_alaaette
former luabe tt .01etement areal
Saturday until Mondaa. . • • s
'Vase Cenninghenee, who has been in
°image of the Clarion, Business• Col-
lege, has. one to Godeach to take
charge • of the schoai theee, • '
Ma. Heare Cook: and his daughter,
, Irene, Streetsvilee,:viettecl• his sister,
• Mes: •John Guest; Mud . abet tele:ale:
o in town Sunday .and Monday;
Mr. • John , u.2st had as 'h s guests dare
ineethe TbankegiVing holidays his
eon,: Mr. Walaer. Guest; Teton to ,
bia daughter, Miss Emma Guest, IS:
A., Parkhill. ..' • s
Miss' Wellweod,• After spending a feet
• weeks. ovisitieg.'s Miss Richardson,
town, • and ',relatives in 040(10:hail
township,: left, for het:Amnia in New
. York on, Tuesday, , ,
Miss Kathleen Gunne attended ; the
,
conceits given, ih Terpnth last week
by the Sheffield Choir,. She was ac.
companfed .1)3r her 'sister,. MiSs ,•Eea
en ;queue,: ibWo Sound,.
1Viri.• Harry Steep,. Terorita, and, Mr,
. Walter .Jaelseon, Brantford, , enjoyed
Thanksgiving at the parental hemp;
.Mr. and. Mrs, john jaCkson. Mts.
• Syaney, Johns, Seafottli, was also
, the guest of Mr: arid shire. Jackson.
The many .frieeils of Ms: R. A.. Moore
will be. pleased to knowatliat. he
:hae been.. offeeed and accepted se goads
position with :the Globe-Wein*,
Co.; 'Stratford, Who nianufacaarn
epacial lines of deaks and office fine
nitu
Mr. liexbert'F: Penton, late of%teat-
er England, spent a few deys yise
'tine his cousin, ' Mr. Jae, Liebi-
• mote. Mr. Penton has at present e
situation in the T. Eaton ..03. store
in .T.otemeo^ but is having a look
'atoned. 6.'a he ietends ging,. into
busieese for. himself.
Mi. and Mts. William. Moore( and fame
fly left yeaterde,y for Toronto Junc-
tion whera they will make their
home in futureaMr. Moore havieg
position '• there. Their many friends
itt Olintert were sorry to see -them
go but wish thera happiness and
prosperity at the JunetiOne
Mirowe
. Witilbu:Im
rateoynaieg. , London, was i •
anspector Asquith, Auburn, was hz°
Clinton oh Tuesday.
Mr; Frank WatOon visited his home or
Listowel over the holiday.
Miss Gladys Manning of, London is at
present visiting' 'relatives in 'tdWri.
.Major Dudley Hohrtre, Wieghani, was.
In Clinton aroftessionally on Tuesday. •
Mer. J. Manning and 0, Dowzer re --
turned ilvoe from the Wiest on Moe,. ,
day. • . •
1VIrs. Diehl and children o Paisley are.
volistirtvi:i! her -mother, Mrs. J. Mee.:
Mae". .(Dral +Sitiltb, her little son and!
et lady frielid, Daylield, were in teas'ne
• Y.e:terdasaY.'
ar,aitard ofI.ngereoll w' as
th
gestof her daughter, Mrs[(en .
Mr
John easenSundaawith l sa4er, Med1
PfPorest.
MissAoirt;c°nmercial specialist a.ettieC.I•spent Thanka ivd
owu
ieph
Mr
dbaer ...
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Paris visited at '
acre Parental home. Mr. Joan ,Ford's
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• over Thanksgiving.; .
Professor Chant and wife of %Toronto.
. Troia the guests of las .brother, Mt.
II. is. 'Chant, this week,
ad, Beery. Hoinden returned home -
!.his week from a three -months.
eravel, through the West. .
. Mrcireareill4ieni'St. Spnril.rtyC°a(inlid aMndonMdalg;teriMliehal
Mrs; Cook's parents at the Nile:
Miss M. Dewar and Mise Katie Rich-
ardson ea St.. Marys wove gueste.:Ot •
Mrs. Jae, Fair °Coe Theekegieiage . s
Mr. arid Mrs: .1, W..: Newcombe ,spent
Thanksgiving.' watt., ' his brother, mi. •
W. He Newcombe. at Niagara aaalle.. .
Ma Torn Rance, whe is on the stair
of the Deli 'Telephene Leaio-.,.
: ington, came •horne for Thankegiaesee
ing. : 7 • .•
Mrs.. john Eminerton and 1V1- alter Ruse • . •
sal of ', Davie spent 'Thanicsgaring
with Mr. and Mrs , aEnini»rtcn Skr, •
of .town. 's ; • • • ' • •
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Mr. •T. Gree•ne and Mr end Mrs.as
:Greene of Detroit spent aaeday, and
: MoridaY as aikets of Mr. wid• Ursa
E.- W. Jecobea s• . • ,•
Mr Wi11 Routledge of London
Thanksgiviiia Tear with his sister. .
Mrs e J. Rands, and las beethez- Mr
8,„1177-Plitta,71, al)„,,:liliciTdigsae05.; Ito,s6acieicez_laieel.4W,,,eihre
d a
meeTteinrogtoef this
.wHec.)erii.t.;iculteral
in • • ••
Ilonsafl,
Mrs W weetanetetlho•eng..7easntsit forifen*tistC.at,
Mrs. 0, A." Cantelon end little:son,' '
Mitchell the past ,week. : • •
Miss Mare Glee,. who hag:been in Toe -
„one:, ,fet the past .couple, of months,
.returned:''.:to ,lier homo. on the and
can:. s of•78tanley lastsweek:
.'1'..tenvninfew
Fieaottl°Snlida'lli'lerColbcgc, Windsor,, .s'' 7 • ,
• callea to sMontreal on : besinese. • •••
east :week and on .return- was
,P•ekey aed. Earl' Browning of ,iExeter: • .
and Miss Dorothy merionnea.a Hat- ,
sail... spent Thanksgiving s helidayisitit 0
jai,iRateinntn;eylVirest. ,z/Bttat'svvedretng.e and
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Miss A, Emulate Millirem; of Lon-
don, were the guests Of • their osier -
ter, Mrs, 5., S. Cooper, for Tamara-- ,
giving
Mies M. • Evane, _returned . On $4,*cik5;: :
irate airiaitof several weeks With, •
her brataer„ Mr....H.-te; Evans, prese
ident ot •the Union. Life. insurance
Company, Toronto. , .
Mr. Clarence .Johnson will visit...
:friends at London and.:Wayne;
this week : bas been' °flexed : a
Mission at Wayne and may , again ,
• take up the work there; : • • • •
Mr. Thomas Deeha,r lute reearned.a.tee ,
„Hamilton to resumojus datlese in •
th0IVIO1:so#. Bank 'after,
a brief holiday with itis•parerrtsAna':
biothersaata their ,horne eeetfilealaales. • .
field Road..
Mrs. .P. Campbell aed Miss Macdonald!
of Ripley Were guests o! a1re. Jahn: .
. Torrance horn Friday , until .11/for1e s
day. The letter is an . aunt of Mrs..
Torrance's end although over eighty
years of ego is -rernarlcably
aeer ty for ler' yeees. .
Mr. T., M. Higgins, . barrister, Toroir-•
to, , who came ' to . spend. •
the Thanksgivieg , holidays, witata,
his ' eistefe, Mrs.., IV,
• is, • • Hensel', •I and aIrs, „mt.:
.G:rehem, Clintort, and hie brother,
Mt ° R Higgins Brumfield was
the. guest on Saturday last a MM.
Graham. s ” '
Goderich_Towitship ,
• . .
Percy and 01ml:its. Weston returned
has
iblareosletmn Ntr.sthpeceeN.dVien,ggt ra few wideacyi( th. her
, •ri vieited
friande on the ninth and eleventh conee
saster, Mrs. 'C. D. Micatieton
MrsCharles Cole of Clinte.s
'Wee:Elle Stewart Of. Beerniliese
Mise Effie Rathwell has . reeurned
home after a pleasant week's: visit'
with het friend, Miss Olive 14i11 of
p'he'llson London ste
l.
has been aisitieg. relatives, on tih.e.13a3r,
field Line
' .-•
Miss • Elia . Hansuld; teacher, in 5 g.
No: ten, has hem engaged for next
year at an increase of salaiy' -
A babybey has come to gladden the
home of Mr. Robert 13.• Cola
Mise Saphia. Stonehouse; spent e the
Taanksgiving with her SiSter,. etre.
George Sterlibg, e '
Charlie Switeer Spent a fear ds
last week at Mr. HarryPeck's in
Stanley. ' •
The Thanksgiving "smelr which was
given ie tonneetion With St. Janes'
eauegh oft Monday ev ming proved to.
he, a 'great SUOCeSS. Tho ladies of the
Congregation . who busied. themselves
during 'the day in making prepare-,
tions, had s provided a'most substan-
tial super.,The hill of. fare coesita.
:ed of roast liteicen, turkey and goose,
hem,' eboice salads and an 'abundant
supply of deadeye cake and tea, From
six to night o'clock .the stetwarlitesee
'Were kept busy in supplying the wants'
ef the lerga emimany whieli thronged
the tables, Alava all had been "a fully,
satisfied, • the gathering assethbled iri
the church and every available seat
and space war occupied, The Incerrib-
ent, Belt. W, IL -Dunhae, briefly ad'
dressed those present, apologising lot
the absence of the. Itukal Dean and
thanking. all fOr their presence r, ead
tupport on the accasion. A. mrvice
of sacred song entitled -"Won by sa
Gypsy" :and illustrated by beautiful
lantern views r.igfetpled the greater
part of the eveiNg. 'The ehair, tee
eisted by a few of the friends from
Sornmerhill and ll'oirmsville, " under
the leadership of Miss .Emme, Durneltbr
performed the musical portion most
creditably., alias Carrie :Shipley reel -
tilted .a sacred piece in her usual a.0-.
cOMplfilted style, And the usual voiM
of thanks- Were -accorded the 7 many,
friends who had assisted in carrying
nut the progrant, and to the ladies
who had provided the supper and. Who
had spared no pains in making ev-t
ening -the aucceSS it proved to ne.
•
doderich Township
The -tax eollector is on leie rouge.
Mrs. J. G. Steep and son Milton
and Mis 13. Sheppard spent a few
days teat week With friends at the
Nile and Dungannon. • .
Miss Mite Edgar mid WS. Simpson
of Gorrie arid Mrs. Aim Sheppard of
the Nile visited atMt. J. G. Steep's
on Friday Of last week.
Mr." and Mrs. Peter Catitelon tt.na
family of Clinton partook of Thaelcse
giving chtela at ivii; George Centel-
(In'sr8r;
M. 8. C. RathweII and family and
•
Mre. 0f. able'
ton spent Theaksgieltig Stt Mr. &nil
Ttathwell Sr.
Mr. Henry titachiksi has pur.ehased
the farm he has had rented Wm Mrs.
Janxeafludie. •
Goderich Townshipr
Orangemen on the seventh con„
had tin oyster supper on Thursday ev-
ening hoe and from all accounts
a mosb enjoyable time. They always
do.. •
Mr.. John O. Elliott's sale ori Fri-
day last was a fine success. Mr. Jas.
A. Sinieli wielded the hammer. • .
Mr. Henry lia,yler ot Sitanley
ed 'Mr. JittneS Mase's one day last
John n. Stewart bat been
iting fee a few (lava with het mother
talgreve.
Chailee Middleton of the Ptay-
field Line is fixieg up a house) whit&
he Made for his hired man.
Mr. Alex, Welsh ha's finished Mg,
new well and has lots of Water at
stAy-ilve Jed. .
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