The Clinton News-Record, 1908-12-03, Page 1• R`
2t3th Year
cLINTON ONTARIO: 'THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, 1908
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INCORPORATED 1869
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THE 'ROYAL BANK OF CANADA.
Paid -Up Capital $3,000,000. Reserve $4,390,009,*;
Total Assets " - $46,500,000
HEAD OFFICE. MONTREAL.
CLINTON BRANCH -E, R. DEW,A.RT, 1VTAWA.GER. •
COUNTRY BUSINeSS tT(Troythte.'silitosir. atfterereat oa efArzeor
their banking business. Sales notes will he cashed or taken for
collection.
Special Attention Paid to Savings Bank Account .
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The MOLSONS BAN
INCORPORATED 1855. •• • _
Capital $3,374,000 Rest Fuhd $3,374,00
Has 65 Branches in Canada '.
and Agents and Correspondents in all the principal citien. -- •
in the'woeld. • • .
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS •TRANSACTED.'"
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SAVIN96 BANK DEPARTMENT
AT ALL BRANCHES.,
Interest allowed at Highest Current Rate.
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Clinton Branch C. E. Dowding, Manager'
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Morrish Greeks 1 CLOTHING
1RDERED
CLOTHINO
READYMADE I
.ttergain
for the
13(sys
We have a few. Boys' Fancy Suits,. which wc.
have decided to clear out, regarcllebs of cost These
suits are all well made, well trimmed, andin good
style. To 'lear these out at once we will sell on Sat-
• urday next.
Boyce regular $6.00 and 6.50 suits for 4.25
Boys' regular 5.00 and 5,50 suits for 3.75
Boys' regular 4.00 and 4.50 suits for ' 3.30
25 only, 3-pieee suits, regularly sold at $4 and
$5, to clear at 2.50. "
BOYS' OVERCOATS
We have t,hese in either plain or fancr cloths, ranging itt
prices from 88.50 un.
Don't fail to see our "SPECIAL." don& wearing material, et-
tra *ell insOe and lined, for $5.00
BOYS' SWEATERS,
We have a large stock of Hoy& Svveatem in plain ore oat
style, assorted colors, at from 50e to $1,50'eeeh.
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B.OVS' HOSE •.,
We Wish to robin& 4micustmers that we have placed in
stock a full range of sizes, In the celebrated brand of WEARIVELL
'Hose, All sites from 0 to 106 inchesat frem 25e to 50c pet pair.
"A Soare Deal for Every Boy."
MORRISH & CROOKS
SOCCeSSOra to Hodgen Bros. • Clothing Store
WESLEY CHURCH. •
A missionary nienttng was held by
the Senior League on Monday everting
with Mee Hodgene ; in eharge, Miss
Cunitinghante Ore a reading lan Mis-
stens, after wnich Missesle Reid. and
B. Greene, rendeetel duetti
WILLIS CHURCH.
Ii addition to the regular anthem by -
the choir iast Sunday evening, Mr.
W. 14: Spalding eang a eole. which ate
away a appreciated.
The Women.' Association held- their
regular monthly, sewing eneeting in
the basement of the church yetteiday
.afternooe. •
ST. PAitt'S CHURCH:, •
unta. denate Will be held te St.
Paid's.* echoot room Tuesday •evening
next, the subject being "Resolved that
Maw are more 'yeluehle than
Braine." The affirmative will be
taken .by Miss Da,vie and. 1VLr. Oar-,
ence Copp, and the negative. by Miss
Skeeens aid Mr. Donald Ross. •All
young tipple will .be made Welcome:, •
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EDUCATIONAL-SERIVIONS, .
Sermons on behalf et the EdimAtien...
el Fund will be preached in the INfeth-
oOst ehurch next .,,,Sendayt Rey. D.
Warner cf Alina College', St. .'Thentase
wifl ocertpy Ont. •St.' pulpit in the a.
m.. and Wesley in the evening. .13,4v..
141e. Jelliffe will preach in . Ont. St..
:church in the evening .and in the a: ra:
.Rev. Mr. Kerr. will take the . ee,evieth
in Wesley.; . • • ,,
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PLEASEIY TO HAVE 'STILL MORE.
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The-NewstIteeord's subecripticirt list.
continues te grow gradually without
any
Canvassing or cetting . Of • rates
down to thebass line,as some. 'of our,
competitors heive; resorted• to, .The
price ' of a yearlytae ubseription one
dollar and to • ourpatrons:we give
city. ehilies and....Weektiee . at -.their
actual poet, to :us,...We will be pleased
to have our. leubscribere recent:Mend
The News-Retord to theirtiriende: for
with theit aseistanee..we 'cite. Makea
still largeraddition to our ‘• list: By
•the way,. we begin a new etory snort-
ly and ..we believeit will take as well
as the one :we ere running; witictei is •
saying a geed . deal. NeWe•Reearel
$erials are popeler. . •
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BAPTIST 'CI-Ic11011,.• • . .
• ItreVe.. T. • T. Shields' bas maee a
ePlenslid „impreeeion by '.hie Clever •and
forcible IpieSentetioe , Of truth in
theloerteddeeeseee., *he has •given -at
Clinton. • Yo one Whohae:•.lfeard hun
cart won* at his • gro,f:`i)opul4rity'
for he •caminands attention from his
word. He nes a 'magnetic person,
elity *hid): in itselreettreete . in 4,
speoial. ?way, while his abilities as a
peakeietank eery .high. His addressee'
isplay aenrin geeep, of the deep truths:
theetverd of God and he Is !eith-
er; to the Oen doctrines and in ' all
is evierk magnifies the eovereigtegrece
f • %God. Mle bone to: seelitra ag$in
rid he will be sure .o,f•a heartyWel-
eine. •The sPeeice onSunday • • night
aSt. pro -ed a, great :attractiee, the
hutch being packed. to •the .doors .and
any heing Wised away for want • ef
Oom. "The pastor spoke Ott "ConfessegCheiet1' and -three eendidates.tVere
aptieed.. -:The subjects for • mkt • Sun -
ay : Meriting, "Renning• 'the race ;
•vening; "The :chirreh's•
he. Lord's 'simper and 'reception of.
ew nienthere after the morning • Set-
tee. • Bapfistri after the eteraing sere
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COLLEGIATE CONCERT.
The Collegiate concert held on Thurs-
day evening la.st 'was largely attended,,
notwiihstandieg• the inclemency of the
tveather.
Principal Gundry in his introductory
address spoke of •the satisfaetory pro-
:gres$ the school hes made during the
past year and Very modestly gave the
credit to nisi, staff, to• the hearty co-
operation of the board and the loyal
•oupport of the friends of the i school.
The program pleased the audit roe
THE LOCAL MARKET,
Wheat 8$e to Dee.
Oats 35o to 37e, '
Peas 80c to 82e.
BarleY 45e to 52e.
Butter 20e to 210.
Eggs 20c to 21c.
Livei Hogs $0.75.
OT. ST. CHURCH.
The regular monthly miseionary
meeting of the League was held on
Monday evening. The program con
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Meted 9,1 a, solo by Miss Alma and
a duett by Masters Fred, and Charlie
ThomPson. Readings were giVen by
five young ladies describing the' cons:
dition of women in foreign lands and
presenting to , the ChriStian nations
a plea, for the gospel they eujoy. The
ladies were in eostume to represent
different heathen natiotit, as fellows :
China, Mii3S.; Elva Wiltse ; Japan, Miss
Ethel Govier'; American Indiants, MIA
Corene Lockwood; Africa, Miss Ber„
nice AgneW, .and India, Miss Delle
Taylor,, „
' I, 0. F. AT HOME,
1 The Teldepentlent Foresters+ will nave
an At HoMe in their hell on wed-
nesdAy evening neet'and are looking
forward to a good time, Mr. W. le
Wilkinson of Niagara Falls, an organ-
izer of the oeder, is in town working
in the interests otethe loeal Court,
A NEW BARBER SI -10P.
The new barber shop next elle John -
*tone block i$ being fitted up for Mr.
John G. Medd who
Toronto to-dAy to buy Another up-to-
exPeets to go to
date tonsorial chair, big, mirror, etc,
etc. He purpose$ having a swell ese
tabliehment. Mr. Medd' has. done well
since he embarked in thiS nusiness and
he deserves to as he has had to fignt
against.physical inffpnity that week'
have kept many a man on the bed el
repining.
LITTLE LOCALS.
Clinton School 'report on page four,
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Record stand? ;
13RifectE .A NEcEssi,iy. The new St. Joseph's churolt will
, be dedicated on Deeembet' 2fith,
Councillor Glenn of•Stailey and Mr. Murphy Bros. shipped 800 turkey$
Robert Trick of Goderieh townehip• lett week and ,will make another ship
waited upon the county council in. relent next week.
Goderieh on: Tuesd'ay to ask that the The play, Richard will be. put
bridge across the Bayfield River, on in the town hall on Tnersday and
which was swept away in the. ftesbett Friday evenings, January lith And
last spring, be replaced. There ' has 15th, .
been a bridge at that Point far fifty . The 1--Icetee of Refuge:committee 'net
nears or more and ie has been of greet in. Clinton on Tuesday :ferenooli after
corivenience .to• the public. Tnat' it which they left for Goderieh to ,at -
Wee not rebuilt this year WasS • peons tend the county cOencil. ' •
ably ovvieg, to an enlist:4111y large ex- The anneal meeting of L. 0. L. No
penditure an bridges, liuteet expecs- 710 will fate. place on Tuesday even-
ed that a, new one will • ,go up Ineet Mg_ next, •The members are requested
summer., without failr .C. onacillorl to attend And meinbers of other lod-
Glenn'e aetive interest in thie matter ges are cordially invited. •
slimes' that he is aliVe to the welter,. • r
of his municipality. ; -
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THE INDIAN MAIDEN.
Summerhill.
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Miss E. Pauline Johneen, the , tre. The invite -teens. 'are out for the ivede
dian Maiden; And •Walter McRae will . ding of Miss .0iev-e May, Hill, • (laugh-
eepear in the town hall' next:Mondey tor of Mr, - and Mr se George Hill to
eeening ';under the auspices et • the Mr. Williani._ Norman Balla . the
Citizen$' hand. On their previous Visa happy: event to take place ort the leth
it • to alintenethey were greeted • by le
large house and it is expected • tliat ' •
...On this ocoasion also their entertain„.
meet wile be -Well , patronized. The HoImesville •
Greensburg Deny Tribune says 'Mies
E. paid ine j, OlniSon and Walter • Sic-' . Mies Jennie Holin es sof Clinton was
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.Rae :eomPletely: -ceptivated'ethe aud- the guest of Miss Holmes for a few
fence present • in St, Clair theatre oil fd ay s.,• • . " . " - . : . .
Monday evening . 'by their entertain- eir.• Clarenee. Warning of Simeee le.
Merit. The work' of Miss. Jehnsoit and the guest Of nis. sister, „Mrs. ...George.
ilil'rg, bi:':ructR'141eighV'Y'"ir.$11.-Di tr u°erilsye eafibdert.tains a s".':, ..f.:-..:eotnioleZo-es'eersi..tcieh :Cd.r(si ot kw's 'cia•clit,tr rue: d . ' lipirt.. C :
Well iceeived by ehttir beareee.u. ,. . •
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OFFICERS OF STOCK SHOW. : • , I. Ail:S. WM Beineall returned.to 31er.
' hemo, in ..'3.tironto last ' . -week after'
At the 'annual meeting. of. the m t. spending some time with Mise, Ewe;
bars, of the Huron Counts, Stocie•SI":1' .
. : 1( e.is o a .
la'c' hell - ...
,held lest week. tbe following. ofileerte • Tety .
ere already erectisirtg:tar the
were anpeented . • . ' Chtletnets entertainmeet in,Ilie Neill -
President, Jas. Snell. odist S, S. There will else, he a. Tree.
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; Vice, Geo; Hoare: • • ' • 'err the littl 'o ie t ne held o ' the
Sedretary, 'De. .naw. - . • ' I • Sir ' Hiel-- I ft ' Me i 1 i ' • -=. f
. . ,. ,: • e; t . e . on , . t ( ay a sp,re
Directors : , Peter Scott: el' 33kussals .; the : winter With. ,. hie, ' brother near
Jest EVAns; McKillop e: Andrew Young ;Belleville. • • : • : '. .. .. ' .. :' •
Colborne, •Rebt,, McLean; -Je et:tenet-1' Meesrs-G. liollend 'end .G-• Acheuen
-1y, .•acelericn ; Harty: Smith, itseter.; i brought hOthe a CAI:toed-of dincli cos
J. MeDiarinid, Eat Wawanosh. ; Jas, •rai ',Teesday, whiali shows :that ,. ;thee
Forster.. Lucknow ; Ben . Cherthilli rintend to be ready. :for the faCtor,y text
.:.'Teeasurer, Jae. -Fait, • rEve ot ChriS tines, I. •
James Dale, John Oar-be:it, • Thies'. '31 • • •
•Hullett ; John Macfarlane,
Alex!. Mines, Stanley ; Geo. •Dale, A,
Eicoat, Tuckersinith ;,•11. Cantelon,' J.
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- Constance
A. FOrd, R. Graham, W., Wheatley, • • •
Clinton. . • • e, .e• • ' Mr. Ja.s. Rine of Blansnard "spent a
ditys with his mother. .
The next Fair will. be held on April few
ist,.3.9(4.- • . • • • Mr. C. 'It McGregor 'spent, a few
days with friends in Toronto. .
WESLEY CI-IURCH. Miss Ruth .Milson returned to 'her
Ale h tb usual f e. „, geandmOther'te, Mrs, 1). 'Vinson's, afteri
was not charged, the tehefars and seen . me tune with ftiends
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friends of we4ey 5. S. weie pt,,iiqgt Cleveland rind Buffalo,' . • ' , '
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ed to seer several.carteons drawn by e , • Constance anni et ale tie. be
the celebrated Bengough last- Sunday i "eh4 on Dec 7th Rev. Mee •Millson
afternoote. It was the World's ,reni„ from, near Londort, a former pteacher
I here,. Willpreacheloping and evening
peraiice Sunday And tbe Superintend-
aed in the aftereeon. There mill be
it
ent eXhlained t'the Cartoons, ( which
had, been drawn by Mr. Bengough••• ere rs'anrqd en"nr I; on IVI(inira'Y evening for
his visit here lastivinte'r ) and peer_ which a . smelt , - adniiesion v. ill ''.'be
ed to he very intereeting and instruo: eharge(/' : • ' "• :
.tive. The pastor Spoke from Isaiah Mist Elsie Button and lady Hand of
28, winch: depicts the woes of• it the
drunkard and .the warning to Ephra-
e ng e peeser hed lesson for
sole and the waerntli at the applaese In;
must have beee gratifying IP him. : •
Temperance • Sunday.. The Sunday cid tieing daughter, Mrs: Teter, , laSt •
echool quartette • consistin
Reid and Greene aed ., Meesrs Wilkie,
and East, 'gave' one Timber And five
boys tra,ined by Mise Dolly Cantalont
gave a Temperance exercise.. D. .A.
Cantelon and 'Willis Cooper also gave
Temperancrecitatton4, The attend-
aece ura.. larger than usual,- • ,
THE ,SQUIRE'S FA'It, STOCK. •
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Chiselhurst ,spent. Sunday the saieets
greatly. Fred, Lucas gave a ' pi .no of the fortner'snaothet, tire. Button.
i it th Mr. It, aanley of Hohneseille
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Brueefield •
The opening servicee in connection
with the Presbyterian churelt -will he
bele .011 Sunday next at 1.1 a. m. and
7 p. m,, the, preecher to be Rev. Dr.
Mackay of Toronto, Ori Tueshty ev-
ening a tea -meeting wilt ee held. in
the, church for which an excellent pro-
gram. is being preperdde The opening
servicte. will he voatinued
the 13th inst, when tbe Rev: Dr,
Stewart of Clinten gill to the
preacher.
Miss G. Marks is recovering from
her :recent severe Meese.
The W,. F. M. S. of :he elethodiet
church held their° regelar monthly
meeting. at the home et Miss,Waldron
On Tuesday.
Mese' Nance Kennett is visiting Mrs.
J. Reid. '
Mrs; Taylor ot Grand Bend is the
guest 01 ber. daughter, Mrs, I3ossee-
berre.
Mr. Dan, Munroe has moved into
-his now butcher shop.
The many friends of Mrs. James
Swann will be serry, to learn thet site
is 111,..
Londesbnro
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Mr. Hatton was paid a tying visit
by his son. front Toronto last week.
• Mee. T. Sampson is. visiting her
sietcr, Mrs. J, Spindler of Lucknowt
aMoil.v.Sanipson spent Sunday at
.
Me. and Mrs, Morrell and tleeghter
of Elmira Attended the funeral Of .the
infant daughter of Mr: 1.3.•
last -week. ' • • .
A. 'Ilaggitt of. Unionville, Mich.
ha$ teen visiting Mr. awl MrS. Hag-
git of, the ' •
.on the 'move again,
wheat • this week,
lyfr. Hutton shipped a carload of Mr. Bruce has ' his crusning. outfit
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Miss Rose Lyon is tit Clinten nurs-
ing, Mrs, Biddlecombe , who has • been
scrioesly for the paet . three Weeks.
'-Misses ,E. Mains and E. Lyons are
home frau London. ' . •
'Mr.- James McCool arrive.d home:
front the West Monday eight after an
absertc.e of over three" menthe'. .
Are you a News -Record Subeettoer ?
If' eat, we. We: !Ad be pleasad to .have
Yeet"he.P.Ost:;.-fflee and .;.tore �f theffien:
Morrell e:. I-Tolmes war, entered on
'Motiday 'eight ane the poet °Ince' de-
paetneent wart relieved of ell the
Stamps arid money the robbere ebeld
find, The\. alSo emptied the till,' gete
ting in the neighborhoOd :of leVenty
dollars. 1.73ntrenett was gained through
the front. window, -the glaSs betng
very •slcilfully taken out. which shont
was done by telatarienced hands, no
doubt her tie .stited gang wlitch has
been comiiiitting numerous 'post office
rebneries. , • '
eNot• a vete pleasant joke waspleyed
ee Tlienkegiving night a ' young
max WhO WtB. ggillg thC:
fatel; supper' and- waiting forthie Come
?tide at • the corner , of the gravel and
the -13th con. A •,rig with three young
men diose atel stopend and one of
them got out and a,eked.:the .young
man if he had any.,mOrtey ,and on beteg
reinsert. the inforinatien attempted
to take .hold , of him. but inst them
some. others appeared on the scene..
and the Would-te robbers 'drove off-.
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Auburn •
.111fiss Mavael Erratt: returned home
lastiweek afttr an extended visit with
relatives in the West.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howson. re-
turned to their horrie in 'British Col-•
embia; east week.
Mr. 3. Hunter of Brussels visited:
relatives in Auburn last week.
Air. A. F. Johns occupied the pul-
pits at Westfield And Donnybrook last
Sit:relay. . • ,
' The: opening services in conne,ction
with the new Baptist, eller& will be
held on December 20*. A supper and
entertainment will he giVen on, the
21.st. • :
Miss Gertrude Chant. rendered a vio- Mr. S.• Broadfoot, Brucefield., called
lin solo 'which So pleased the ;audience
that :an encore was insisted ,upon.
Her sietet, Miss Chant, was aCcom-
pahist.
Rev. C., R. • Grame, thairnian pf the
Collegiate hoard, presented the cer-
tificates and diploma e and in a: short
address he epeke of the Very pleasant
relations that have existad between
the teaching staff and the board. The
principal: ahd nis assistants lieve • le -
Pored faithfully and loyally for the
sticcess of the school and are entitled
to emelt credit for the good results
achieved.
Miss Meet O'Neil gave a piano solo
and there was thunderous applause
and a recalL This little lady , aleo
played for. the fan drill which was
very wen given by a number of the
Collegiate girls. ,
Mat• J. H. Cameron of Toronto was,
of course, :the star eetertainet and
gave a large number of seleetions
which took well.„ Hie accompanist
M j T•
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was Mrs. J. W. le1 eaven NV 10 again
testified to her willingnese to assist
in local entertainments. and Who is, al-.
ways heard with mifeh pleasure.
liteee towhotn prizewere, during
the evening, awarded were : Perm A -
Highest standing in English arid His-
tory : Douglas Stewart. tit Matienna-
flea and Seienee Robert H. Voilden,
Porm 20 -Highest standing in English
and ° History Chas. t, Maepherson.
In Matlibmatics and Science: I. Dean
Courtice, Porm 2-11ightst standing
toowisio***** in all stihkets ; Prank tillaq. I praise,
Those who delight in seeing choice
fat eattle should visit the stabIce or
Mr; John Ransford, at `Staplcl.
ton, one - Clintoe's suburbs.
At least we are so informed by a
gentleman of considereetle eXperience
in handling export cattle. The lot
te which attetition is called consists
Of eighteen head of choice, high-grade
'Aberdeen -Angus steers .some of them
weighing about 1000 .pounds, All
are of first-class quality and in prime
conditleit ter the Christmas- trade;
This lot will. likely cross the pond to
tickle the palette of Englishmen who
love, the roast beef of Canada as well
at that of old England. Mr.. gara.
ford is a great admirer of this' breed
01 Scotch cattle, be having a herd
consisting of many magnifieent femaleS
of very fashionable breeding, heeded
by a wonderfully finebull. This animal,
although not two years old until text
March, at no present time Weiglis
a.beett" 1200 pounds and is splendidly
proportioned. Mr, llansford's enter-
prise is bringing this great breed of
beet tattle to. he front itt this
Vicinity is worthy of the highest
on. Mr. J. G. Campbell Ont.- :lay last
week. . • •
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Mies Mooney of London, who' is
knoWn by a numhet of our villagete,
leaves on Thursday of this, 'week for,
San Francisco; Cal:- •
Mr. ,Hohner has gold, his. house and
lot to Mr. Pilgrim. '
• Mrs, James Keys was ill for a feet
days, 01: OA'S weeir,•
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Guderieh.
mr, 'John Straiten ie now in the
office of the elevator with Mr. Lionel
Parsons. ;
On Friday, evenieg the annual ball
of the G. T. R. A. will be held at
Oddfellow's hall.
On Thursday last the funeral of the
late Nelson Murray took piece front
the paternal residence. He wag born
On 30th NoVeiriber 1800, and had lie
lived nine days more he -would haste
been 18 years of age on Monday last.
On his casket a loVoly largo wreath of
roses, lilies chrysanthemums and fore
was laid by MI companions in. town.
Eo. 3„. & Anderson offielated at house
and cemetery. The paillyearerr • were
Messrs, A. Xnetsliaw, James 1VicVicari,
George Oarriok John Porter, Colin
Devine and Murdoch *Donald. 'A.
listle sister, Plora {Murray, our.
elves her bralier
Hullett Township
mr. Albert Knox' spent Stin:daY
with triode In Hensel',
yiese
Miss 11. McQaug heYe f e it d
•Th the township this week. . . : • •
:Mr, e John' Hart had a: raffleand
•attoo last Wednesday evening.
Mr, and Mrs. J. McCaughey 1ot
Morris township visited relatives in,
this vicinity on Sunday,
Mr.. George Leitelt bought a Nery
fine, horse , at Mr. Wra. Teweeenere,
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Mrs. 1.1 0 mid her daughter, Mise
Loretto Purcell ot Seatorth-- epeet
Sunday in Hullett„
The centaet forthe reeveshie will
in all probabillte lieelletweea Courant-
lors 13, Churchill ' anil Malley Hill,
The former has .been a member et the
council for tweIve yeate mei the latter
for five so that :31r. Churchill has:th.,
Much 'better claim tenon the. position,
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Stanley Township.
.Wo Wereall sorry to hear of the
death of Mrs. T. Anderson of Wyom-
ing which took place J.1. Saturday
hot. She 'Wag Mise 'Redid Riehatd-
Son, daughter of Mr. Joseph Ittehned-
son of the Front ltoad, and was well
known and deeply respected in the
community. The funeral took plaoe
on :Tuesday. The sympathy of all is
extended to the bereaved relatives.
The News -Record glves all the town-
ship news,
New Advertisements
Millinery-Hoklgensee8 --
A Sugge,stion-W. 0, Fair -8
Right Now -W. H. Hellyar-1
Christmas etifte-C. tioare--4
Secured a Set-Newcombe'se-8.
NeW Firm -Ford (34 MeLeo-t-5
Millinery BargairiseeP, 0.-4
Tax Notice -Geo. W. Andrews -5
Teecher Wanted -J, Tippett -5
Have a Look -W. S. R. Holmes -a -
Deeetnher Sale-iPtiansteel Bros. -3
Obriettnas Buying -Couch' ,86 -00.-4
Best Christmas Store -Cooper's -4
John C. 4111:er0Bna,
Bayfield
left 'a. few;
. " •
months ago for Alviristone, ;returned.
horne mast Meses Jwoehenk'Speneer and •
Turner returned home last •week from. .
the Week . • , •
Mies Veele kirk -ton is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Hiles. , .
Dr. Smith, reeve, Attending tile,
December session -of the county coun-
cil in Goderich this week.
There will be no service in: . the
Al,tiodist church on Sunday next .
account 'et the 'aenivereary at Bethel . • ..
vvlarre there will be preaching ntith '
morning and- evening, Rev. Mr, Baugh
of. Benmiller. to tte the preacher. --
The services in TrInity :enurch will
beheld in the ,eveeing during the win;
ter months, the dhange taking effect. '
Oh Sundae evening last, .
Mr. Chale Keegan.ol Alpena, Mich,
is visiting filemle Bayfield, •
Jehn Bailey, who has been sailing
on; the lakes the: 64st season returned
home on Friday last; • •
Jerees Johnstone returned home
from. the West on Friday last after 1
being. absent her four itionths. Ise was
acCompanied by his nephew glerenee.
of Milestone 'Seek. .
Mrs. Siiiit'le• of London is visiting
her parents, Mr, and: .,- Mesa James .
Sturgeon. . • • •
. Mies !,'Sarah :Haines of Holytood .
viSiting her sister, Mrs. H. Drehman. '•
The annivetsary services in•;cOnnee-
eien with the Methodist church passed
oft• very successfully °pa Sunday last.
Rev. jae:::Livingstone preached twice.
In, the a. me he took his text from
Ptov. 20-.2,7 :and. in •the :evening from, ,
Kings 19.10'erid 20. . Bcith discourses .
were .Stuoli aa. -Were expected Nen' '
preacher so earnest 'and eloeuent as is: ,
Mr. • -Livirigstane,., The church was:.
crowded `at teeth •servicesearet a num- •
ber to tune away. In .atltlition tot.' -
Veale of -Kirkton end Mr e teatoke of .
Gth:dentiitetnii;s:attilligt.isSohleocs1;h:y.t.1-1.0
Much • was eXPected of the', tea-reeet-•
Mg.:Monday evening and the eepecte- •
tione vvere realized- The, simper was , .•
feast of geed things for whieli the
egnotoidti..cfl(ai dtioesevO:frythper.aciosner.t.•ene4titetni,e •
gram efterwareS ' the •eutva 'volt
was a rich :treat. Bee. Dr. Dm gail
gave ins:: lecture 'on "Ireland. and .
Irish" which Was entoyeet I-clies-
tra Gederich hirtentiee eteCellenf:
music and Mt.. :Cookegave :meat • :
appreciated solo. The eorte:eteteion 1.5: • .'•
Lo be bangeatelaSed 9n. 11,e sucieleS of . •
ite anniveriary • and enter t.aininartt of „
1908., .,.
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Pen't forget the fowl sapper:in .the
MAMA -IA -church next Monday evening
and the enterfaininene in the town
hall el terwards. Either, will be well
worth what . will be charged for both.
Come and spend a pleaeent and prof
Ratite eVening.
Mr, J. E: Harntvell Was hi London'
from Friday' until Monday.and. while
in the city called en `rtumlier. of old
friends, including Mk. Arthur Stephen-
Severe:1_4one. the village attended
the 'entertainment te BaYfield on, Itione"
'day evening, and all ',0"ay.it, Was. goed.
A.te Monday's meeting' of thetown-,
ship council Mr. • Luby, of Detain was
:paid 4337.89 lit full of Stanley's share
for Alio• Moody bridge' on the London
Road below 13tucefield. , The Murdeich
drain has :been. arnieablY-settled by
the partiesnioet concereed, Engineer
.Code has -made his award on the Pet-
rie -drain.' The 'Ontseie eteeti Celecet
CO., of, Guelph were awarded' the con-
tract of' placing it 40 foot by 43 inch
Cavort across the .Vreet toad rear
Treasu r It's to be taid.
terthevi . itt a rest of $3.50. • The
menet meek's' on tee tete intt, and as
theire will be a tilg it of work -these
hathee gravel aeeounts are requested
se, he on the wane: in the 'foicnoon, • A
nunther 01patilawatere liuts aro • yet
out nubrittutez.tlitheye antootn;tvaltitotteird _tilan.ftswattiitter•tti
ay -
tire bloke out in Mit •Kit
Wardte-'eltivery kiln. The whole
boeltood turned out.. -the WOrnell OA,
wen as the nett -and all working with
a will the llamas, were iititigitteliect
before they:could extend beyond the;
kiln, Mrward had beeti” busy for .
steno clays drying his ehicoty and for-
tunately he only- test the tWe. tons
Which were upon the pans at the time..
Wo understand he had Ittt insuranee
about $100, but Die chicory is
worth $05 per ton, Mr. Ward's father
Was one of -the first in the province to .
Mtge this substitute for coffee anit
for several years he cultivated it en.
ceteneiVely that he was knoWil far':
and wide as "The Chicory King.y." It
was worth Jethost 'Minos from $1501.
to $175 per ton.
Sparks ',from the thinniey eatight tot
the roof of the Cook House one day'
last week but by active work the buelr
et brigade soon extinguished the darn. -
es.
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