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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1909-09-23, Page 5September 23r4, 1009 Cliston News -Record 140.*****“....e....•••••••••••••••••••evediseeeseees. Ooderich. t 1 The News From Goderich /less ol Mr. Walter Moore. . an e all ey, we regret Hay, has been very ill this month. W ELOISE Ae sioroutios, correopondont I trust that he will sopa reeQver from his indisposition. ..e We were very pleased to reeeive letter on Friday from IVIrs. Bisset .Thoni, dated Edinburgh Sept. etli in which she 4ays : "We have been in company with Mrs. Baker, at the Ed' b h. ' . v J ' bride's mother, Mrs. Thomas Van- - ke home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. it very much ; there is so much thee J. S. g writ,. as. Bauer is still stone, a very pretty wedding was sot.- is interesting to be seen,and lovely here. t emnized, the contracting parties being drives, but it is very cold. We haV Mr. Lindse,y E. 'Williams returned Miss Marguerite Delphine, daughter,of had no summer. When n is not rain- rrom A long stay at Halifax N. S. Mrs. Thomas Vatistone, and R. Bert leg, the days,are dull and gray, last week. )He loOks ea if saceess la 1,1 i Sometimes' the sun, a very pale suit of Mr. and Mrs • I • We are sorry to learn Ot the ill ei Mr. Harry Bates of Vitare Mess. Miss Rosie Pori Albert. Goulette& Ila Schoenhals is ving formerly •of WS town, was the guest relatiVes at Hanover and MilVerton 0 of Mr. Tom, Mackeneie. the past week. 0 By the courtesy et Miss FM' Albert and Reg. IlleGee went to the Hutchison, "Glen Gowan," a delight- London Fair last week. ful evening's entertainment was given Rickard Hive and family are mov- ! the Tennis Club at Hotel "Sunset" on Mg belk to Walton this week. u 14th Sept., betore the Season's close. John Hutcherson took in the Weet- A lovely luncheon was prepared for the guests, after vrhia dancing cora- eteNie,44.40•4e4f. 04+04040..44.041e100•011***Ifrfleffrale.....10$0.4* Mr,. Harry Baker, electrician • ot At high neon on 15th September, Niagara Valle, spent few days iu at "Idaholme," residence of the ern Fair. Mrs, F. A. Leigh and family ban mewed. a returned to their home at the Ameri- Mr. Bennett Grahame is building brick house on Elgin AVe. can Soo atter a visit in the village the for several months. Mrs. (Dr.) Herald has taken new house on Britannia Road. Miss Lizzie Richardson lee been Un - mach to chronicle der the care of a doctor for a• few We regret Very e oungest son . crowned ilts eifOrts in- his new line ot iiale, 7- busieess. 1 Hezekiah Hale, all of town.Rey. Mro !makes us long for some of the rich Smaill, Architect, ot Goderich. The the public on Saturday, last awl in Cne Sunday .14 the morning service Millyard officiated at the ceremony ;golden sunshine of Canada. But we funeral took place from the residence;the future it will be a pri- at North street church the younit and while Master Millyard, organist, ihope to be in the south of. England of her son J. Wellington Swain.' nig 'rate residence much to the lese 01 people of the church and all others of the church, played erlendelssohn's i 'where it will be brighter." late Mrs. Smaill was a very pleasing the public who are traveling and who chose to be present, met at the Wedding March, the bride came in on 1 On Saturday afternoon the runeral person. Only two children were born those who come to Our village mill, testimony meeting. At 11 a. m., the the arm ot her brother, Mr. Albert of the late Susan Adams, 1 widow °t to the late Mr. and Mrs, Sinai% J. but perhaps the people will have Junior and . Senior Leagues, occupied E. Vanstone of Gorrie, who gave' her the late D. K. Stream), took place * Wellington antlePolly, who merried the now what they vetedP far last Jane the front centre pews, and for his. ad- away, She was dressed in her tailor Rev. James A. Anderson officiated a4 late Sergeant Deacon, and who is nary, a cold bite beside the tence at Rev, Dr. Dougal chose made going away suit, at taupe house and cemetery. The James ing in England. now, and has been for some time liv- 25 below zero. dress to them, for hie subject "Pataea." At the ia- broadcloth, with white silk waist, !were Messrs. D. Stoddart, 1 As to the electric railway, it looks , ening service a "platferm Seteice" trimmed with cream silk passemea; Cracker'. Jacob Stokes and Jamey le, J. Illegaw has disposed of his as if we are going to be considerably - N'.‘lirtoolt tbe Place of a sereaon by the terie-end pitture hat of blue fur felt, I Twitaell of Clinton. Lovely ti°ral first automobile,* tO Mr. W. E. Kelly older betore it is in running order, 1 ' • pastor. Oa the platform, besides the with blue satin, erown, and 1 emblems were laid upon her pretty alai purchased a new McLaughlin Rain is badly in need in this see - pastor were Inspeetoe Tone County trimmed with bite, iet Cabluctions casket. The late Mrs. Strachan was - - - alltornebile, and drove it from Toron- tiOn, 'by the pasture especially. * the death at Killarney, Man. ot Mare% days, is improving ' comes out for a few minutes, and J. Oliver, relict ot the tate: James I. Nets Pearson elosed his b.otel to Secretary Fleming, Clinton, and A. and pheasants wing. Carrying a born at Paisley. Scotland, and was te Oil Thursday, Ile Vas accompanied ley Mr. Charles Megaw, his nephew. Mr, and Mrs. James Strop:ea spent a couple of days at the London Fair, M. Robertson. "One by One" was the baguet of bridal roses, and weariug married in goderieh to the late 0, -title of the address given by Inspee- the groom's gift a crescent of pearls. I K. Strachan by the late Rev. Dr, Ilene, tor. Tom and "The Man from Mace- The bridal stood before a beak of A family of one Son and four daugh- donia" the title of Mr. Fleming's ad. begonias and white asters, rend' veses 'tem survives, James A. of Winnipeg 0 dress. "Evangelization!' was the of flowers were placed in different •Mes, W. K. Bates of Cloderich ; Miss . theme upon which all the addresses parte of the drawing room. At the Isabel of New York; and the Missee were based. There were 35 or more conclusion of the interesting cere- Susan and Sophia of town. Much young men of E. League and X. Ill. C. molly, after congratulations had been sympathy is extended the family in A. in the choir, it being "Young exchanged between the bridal party, !their late bereavement, their mother People's" Sunday. Presumably little and their guests, all followed the. being , a loving ond true :woman, a de - time was given them to prepare chor- bride, and groom to the dining room, !voted member of her church, generous uses, but we missed the pleasure of where a 'recherche . banquet awaited and faithful in all her undertakings, hearing tbe tenor and bass parts but them, the table being a veritable de- Miss Isabel Strachan came through they sang the air of each hymn 'Well light to the eye with flowers, silver I from New York to attend the funeral • in unison. Mr. Cook sang the beauti- and china. The bride's ceire was aye, of her mother, lint air. James Strach- led solo "No burdens Yonder" before, stories high and surrouhded withan of Winnipeg could not get home in the benediction. The church was. de- /lowers. The bride's =tiler and the time. Dr. Wallace of lrfetcalfe (near t orated with red and white bunting mether of the groom were dressed in Ottawa) nephew of the late Mrs. and a shield was stoodup, upon each costumes of black, being ler mourning. Strachan and hle, Franklin R. Man- e! the posts of the gallery stairs and Besides the immediate relatives 'of the ger of New, York, were also present. o e groom e andbridgrothe fllowng rea- ilmr. and ' from each shield eve flags did. duty,. Mrs. James Strongh re - In front of the organ a large EP - tives from a distance were gueste : turned from a two days visit at the worth League Cross was placed, with Dir. and Mrs, Allen Potter and little London Exhibition. feiree flags at either side and before daughter Miss Jessie ot Whitewood, wines oire wads ogre •alaiipiv .sear the pulpit three very large bunches of Sask. ; Mr. and Mrs. T. •D: King,' With her friends,. the Misses Donogh, large white asters were placed. Shirley; Mr. end Mrs. Henry Storey, at their summer cottage "Overlook,', Plums were so cheap that no one's London ; Mr, and Mrs, Albert E. Van- left for her hozne in Detroit on Mon - crop, brought much reward this sea- stone,• and family of Gorrie ; Mr. and day. son and pumpkins can be bought for a Mrs, Foster, Holmesville a Miss Betsy ' Mrs. Fraser and little daughter havA few cents. Pumpkins every where, we Heddle, Beruniller, and Miss Ida Rus- rclUrned from spending the season at can certainly an have plenty oi sell, Regina, Sesk. The wedding gifts Ottawa with her relatives. there, Thanksgiving pie. , were many of them valuable and! Professer Heiniake has removed to John Johnstone and little among them was a' lovely cabinet the residence on East street formerly daughter of Rattenbury street, Cline from Messrs. Cameron and 1Vioere , ' occuPied by the late• Mrs. • William ton, spent the week end With the presented to the bride, who was man.iSmith. , Misses Strachan. • • ager of the ladies' department and Mr. Stephen Langridge , has reznov- St. David's school, has been closed the groom was the recipient of a ed from Elgin Ave. to Quebec street. for the past two weeks on accountot chair, presented by the employees ot and with his family now eccupies the illness in the ward. . the Wheel Rigs Co: ; the groom being , white bripk house, formerly a part of Mrs. McGillivray has returned from a foreman. .A lovely painted china ' the Davis' estate. . . . a brief visit at Toledo, Ohio. Salad bowl was presented the bride! ---.........,—,-..,-7.-- In a letter to Mrs. R. eroung receiv- by her s. s. class. Rev Mr Millyardt - ed on Saturday from her son, Clar- and other guests made congratulatory i B*1:nr's •Teething Time . ence from Pasadena, Cal., he says in speeches .during the banquet, to which] A Troublous Time. describing the trees that grownear the groom'' gladly responded. The . the top of the mountains that the al- happy bride and groom left by the C. When •baby is teething the whole molds abound. The threes are plant- p,•R, afternoon trein, te need their household is upset. The tender littld ed seven feet apart. He sent a sample) honeymoon in Toronto and Berlin. , gums are swollen and inflamed, and in a little box by mail. The almond •Wo wish the happy couple ale seems.. the poor child often -crys • day and aeaf is like that of most fruit trees. I Rev. Mark Turnbull - waswelcomed night, 'wearing the mother out and On Sunday in St. George's church, to St. George's ehurch on Sunday ge' keeping the rest of the family on•edge.1 the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. • Jocle very 1e‘e,•0 congregations. For hisIn the homes where Baby's ' Own Tab - Campbell received in baptism the morning' teXt, selected Mark 1-40. Jets are used there Is no such woiry. name of John 'teethe& gee. Mark "And there .eaine a leper to him, ,lee4 Th‘e Tablets allay ethe inflammation,. Turnbull officiatingseeching him, and kneeling down to soothe the irritation and bring the Mr. and Mrs. Wickham lia.ve taken im, and saying unto him "If thou teeth through painlessly. _Mrs, Jean up their residence on Broek street' vilt, thou .canst make me .lean" He Boutin, St. Marguerite, Que,, says :— formerly occupied by Mr. Bezzo. r spoke in a very earnest manner poll- "When I sent for Baby's Own Talblets The Chick-a-dee-dees were out in ting oat the Simple 'way in which my nine months' old baby was suffer - full force on Sunday afternoon. Per- people can be cleansed .from all sin, ing greatly from teething troubles and haps the ripe plums, and grapes cans- to listen to the mandate "Go and site I hardly got any rest. A few doses ot ed their great joy. , , no more," In finishing his sermon he the Tfebiets relieved her, and the teeth Mr. Malcolm Millyard of the Banle thanked tho congregation for the hail seemed to come through painlessly." of Ottawa, North Bay, was the guest • day trip he had enjoyed at their Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a hox from The Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine. Coe Brockville, Ont. recently of his parents, Rev. and IVIrs.. I hands, and was glad to meet theni Millyard. ' I again in their oldaccustomed places. isessuires MEN'S FIJRNISHINGS. last Day of the Sale, Saturday, Septe ber 23111. Money saved is money earned -Don't miss the last two days of our sale of rlen's Furnishings. Rememer everything in the store is marked ' down. We will be in our new premises Saturday, Oct. 2nd. . • . • Men's Working Shirts Regular 50c for 39e " 75c for 59e 1.00 for 79c Bogs' Working Shirts Regular 500 for 39e " 75e for ....... ........ 590 • Men's Negligee Shirts Regli,lar for 1.00 for 1.25 for 1.50 for .59 .79 .9S 1.15 14 Men's Overalls Regular 75e for 50e " 1.00 for .... . . . - . ... , . ..... 79e " 1.50 for .. . . . . ......... „ . . . ... . . ,L2,5 Night Gowns Regular 50e for .g1111.1111,V1.4 ... 0 .... ... 30e • " .75e for .. .. 4 .. 0 • V • V ti0d " 1.00 for ... .. . 79e • . Wool Underwear Regular 75c for 59e " 1,00 ...... ... . 79c " 1.25 for ... 08c Fleece Underwear •. • . . Regular 50e for, ... ;.. .. ' 30e 4..40..4•• 4 •4.. 59•6 Men's Wear Men's Collars, 8 for 25e ions' eaMars, 3 for.. a a.. ,,a..aaa .4 .... f• • 25c . Rubber Collars 25e, for - , „ . .... 15c 19e SiIk Ties 500 for e,ilk Ties 75c, for . ........... ,........., 590 Collar Buttons, 2 for 5c Cuff Buttoos 50e, for.. - . .... 35c Men's Sox 25e, foe • 10c Men's Sox 350,. for .................. ..... 25e Men's Sox 50c, for • ........ 04•04•64.0.—••••••• 30e Meit's Cuffs 25e, for 19e kliothae lines of ieartilsititige at similar eeeductioas 1 airskeirriisieserf Marriages. IRWIN—WOODS—At the residence of the bride's parents at St, Helen's on Sept. 16th by Rev, 5, H. Moy- er, Etta Laurena, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.William Woods, eo' Jaraes Irwin of Kinloss, Live Stock Market. 1 Toronto, Sept. 20th. --Union Stock Yards—There was a moderately active trade in butcher cettle to -day. With a total run of 103 loads ot stock, in - eluding over 2,000 head of cattle, the proportion of butelaer cattle offering to -day was larger than last week. Al- together close upon 700 head of but- cher went over the scales this morn- ing. The bulk of the cattle rani - ARMOUR—CODY—In Wlngham. on ing were classed as export, aid were • September 15th, at the home of held over tor to -morrow's export I the bride's •mother, by Rev. Dr. etrade. Rutledge, W. J. Armour to Carrie! Prices tor the butcher cattle were Beatrice Cody, both ot Wieghaminclined to ease oil, particularly so for DICKSON—HOGG—In McKillop, on ,the commonest ,qualities and only any - September 15th, at the residence !thing quite choice held about steady'. et' Mrs. aeries Hogg, mother ' of Generally speaking, the tone ot the the bride, by Rev. F. H. Larkin, market was weak to -day, owing in Thomas Dicksoii to Agnes Hogg,part to the fact that cables frpra the all ot McKilloP. e 101d, Country show that prioes there ADAMS—JOHNS—In Exeter, Septemr are lower and trade eager. This may I ber 15th, •Amy Allen Johns to mean the throwing a heavier propor- Chas. Frederick Adams of elmearee • Alberta. tion of the cattle arriving into the butcher market. •Births. Export market easier. Butcher market easier. Sheep and lambs—alarket easier. HOWALD—At Zurich, on .the 10th Sept., to Mr. and Mrs. dieuryi Hogs—Alarket steady. ' HowaId, a daughter. Stockers and feeders—IVIerket more TALBOT—At the Sauble Line, Stan- active,. and prices steady to ffrm ior ley, on the 12th Sept., to Mr, and good stock'• • Mrs. Robert Talbot, a 'on,• ----ea—. • • MOLE—On September 4th, to Mr. and , e • PENTLAND—On September 4th, to • St. Helens • Mrs. Wm:Mole, Dungannon, a ;sone Mr, and Mrs, Alex. iPentland, Dun- • Miss J. C. Macdonald has returned home alter an. extended visit . with • friends out -west. . • . eVliss Ina Bay of Toronto is visiting friends around here. gannon, a son. FIELD—In Brussels, on Sept. 12th, to Dr; and Mrs. R. p. Pield a daughter. McLAREN—In Brassels, on' Sept. 13. to Mr7 and Mrs. G. N.. McLaren, a son. • • Deaths. . 000K—In Clinton on Sept. 23r4, • William,•eldest son of Mr. and • ' • The C,F.R.,announoes a reduction of three cents a word on 'cable messages from Manitoba Points. • Mrs. David Cook, Albert street, An overdressed woman was talk- ; aged 12 years and 8- menthe, ing to an acquaintance SUTTON—In Wingham, Sept3.4th, . "Yes," she said, "since John came Wm, B. Sutton, aged 72., • into his money We have a nice coun- KEITH—In East Wrewatiosh, sept. os try hotike, horses, cows, pigs and • Ann Watson, reliet of the late Jase hens." . .: ' • K 'th d 90 ! "That must be charming," remark- suRcmid.—In Wingham, on. SepteMe ed the other, "you eau have all the SOWERBY—In Goderich township, reurehm, 'eon Lferh eggs you want,''. on , like to, but in our position it isn't at "of course the hens can lay- if they 'Oh, well," replied the first lady, 1 ; ber 1 5th, Herbert D. Of Mr Samuel Burehill 01 . East I Wawanosh, in his 19th year. ( September ' the 12th, Elizabeth all neePssal-t." . • Rosaniond, daughter of John and , Sarah *Sowerhy, aged 7. months and 13 days. FLANAGAN—In.. Stephen ,on Sept. •1 8th, •Patrick Flanagan, aged 60 I 'rears and 13 days. WHITE --In Campbellford; Ont., on the 12th Sept., Lucinda Wilson, wife of Mr. John White and moth- er ot Mrs. S. A,. Maguire, in .her 67th year. • ' Auction Sale Register. Friday, Oct. 1st, at 1 p. en. at lot 41, con. 2, L.R.S., Tueltersmith, clearing sale of a choice 100, acre farm; farm stock and implements.— Ralph White, proprietor ; Thomas Brown; auctioneer. . . , • • , WAND—• GOOD GENERAL; SEP, 'rant. Apply to Ka Erskihe, The 1VIolsons Bank. 96 NOTICE,—PEARING AlIPLE14 W ted at the New Pevaporaier, Clin. ton, ca and after Sept. 16th for which the higheet market pries. Will be paid.—Town & Case. 93 FOR SALE.—A 6 OOTIVEI PIANO • cased • organ, beautiful mahogany case. Not, is use more than six Months. Will be sold reaeortable m Price and terins of payrectit can he arranged to suit the purehater.•-- Wesley Walker. CONCERT A Vocal and Instrumental Ooneerb will be given in the TOWN HALL, CL;INTON —BY Evolyll Buekley Coneopt Co'y Thursday, 23rd Sept. atsp.m. Tickets soc, 350 end 25e Whiali may be obtained in edvatite from the W. D. Fair Co. $t Helen*. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Finlay spent Sunday at the home ot Mr. Hugh. Rutherford. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Barbour and daughter Viola, ale° their neice, Miss Nettie Barbour, atteaded the wedding of Miles Etta Woods. Mrs. Robt..Wilson of Guelph is vis- iting her. brother, Me. William Hum- phrey. Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Taylor a East Witwanosh spent Sunday at the horae of Mr. John Weboter. Mrs. Robt.---Aller and Master Geo. o Wingham are renewing old aenuaire. tames around here at present. Mrs. Ad, Gordon is Visiting bee sis- ter Mrs. A. Durnin. An interesting event took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Wile liam Woods when their eldest daugh- ter, Etta Latirena, was united in matrimonial 'bonds to Mr. Jas. Ir- win of Kinloss. The ceremony was performed by Rev. S. H. 'Moyer of St. Helens at 5 p. m. in the presence of over one hundred guests who had gathered to witness the intereating ceremony, The bride was given away by her father and was daintily attir- ed in point de spray over silk. The bride was assisted by her sister Mary while the groom's brother acted as groomsman. The Wedding Mara was played by Miss Lizzie Rutherford. Af- ter the ceremony the guests repaired to the basement where a sumptuous dinner was prepared' for them. The groom's gift to the bride was a gold bracelet and to the bridesmaid a gold brooch. The evening was spent in various amusements and every one went home well pleased with the ev- ening's entertainment. A large num- ber of beautiful 'presents showed the esteem in which the young couple were held. Mr, see mrs.'.1revin will take up housekeepiug on the groom's farm on the 2nd of Kinloss. Many kind wishes are ,expressed •that Mr. and Nes. Irwin may have a happy and prosperous future. GRAND TRUNK RSYISIVEAe% WINIerIpEG $10 • via • CHICAGO AND DULUTH •FROM ALL STATIONS • • SEPT. 214TNH.ONTARIO NEW YORK AND RETURN • AT SINGLE FARE AND ONE HALF VIA NIAGARA. FALLS. Sept. 23rd to 30th inclesive. Return limit Oct. 10th, 1909. ' HUDSON.U FALTCOC°NLICNETLEI3RATION. Through car service from Toronto and Hamilton, via Grand 'Trunk and Lehigh Valley Railways. ' LOW COLONIST RAT•ES VANCOUVER • • ' SEATTLX. • $12.05 PORTLAND, • • • SAN .FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES ;41.75 SAN DIEGO • • - Via ' From:CLINTON' . • DAILY UNTIL. Od',It. 15TH, 1909.. (One-way Speond-ce n se Secure tickets and further informa- tion from any Gran•d Trunk Agent, or write J. D. McDonald, D.'. A., Tonere to, Ont. Wilimialeseininswoopoosememessoniemew )1,PHYSICALWRECK eeete A Resident of Ottawa ri Ins e le in e.ru-na. nip, BENE sT. JEAN, 210 et. rate. e • ALL rick street, Ottawa, Oat., Can.,, writes. • • -"I believed a year ago that 1 coal& stand anything. 1 woriFecl hard, kept,: erregular hours, and did net mind the loSB Of a few meals, but in six weehai bad changed to a physical wreck, "Eight bottles oe Perim& brought - back my strength." Mr. A. 0.1 -Larding, 603 W. 1468t., Neer York City, formerly ono of the leading druggists of rrescott, Ont.., has been presented with a .twenty.five year .; Medal of Honor in Odd Fellowship. Be • Writes as follows: • • "Ever eince 1 have been handling "'emus, 1 have had a fine trade. One •, a, fatuity buys a bottle, am Rare of sell-. Ing them more, and it never fails tu. bring additional customers. • 01 have nothing better for catarrh ill an of its 'v'arious terms. As a house -- hold remedy it Is without compare*, splendid for mothers and excellent for childrene) • • Between perfect sight '• and partial blindness are sneer degrees of seeittg. Modern sta. erica enables us to give perfect vision to nearly. ell who sect, • however isaPerfectly* A. j. GrRIG Scietadifics jireitaler. and Optitiark CLINTON, 9NT. STRAYED STEER. — T H E le E strayed t� the premiqes of the ' un- dersigned at lot lft, Broviosen Line; 1 • Stasley, a yearling teem steer. °• will please prove pxoperty, ray ex- • pellees and take tbeanimal away.— Alfred Scotchmere, Bayfield I). 0. • • HOUSE FOR SALE. EIGHT. Rooms. Best location inClinten.— Apply to W. lirydone. - 87 WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED AS MACHINE OPERATORS AND FOR OTHER FACTORY Avonx. GOoD WA.GES AND STEADY EIVIPLOY- MENT. WRITE US.—THE CLIN- TON KNITTING- CO. LTD., CLIN- TON, ONT, . • FARM FOR SALE.—ON THE LON- don Road, one mile south of Clinton, 132 acres, fine shape for eropping. no better land anywhere, fair build- ings. Must be eold as owner cannot work ite Will lie eold cheap. or Will rent to a good tenant.—H. Plum - steel. •• • GIRL WANTED TO LEARN THE Telephone Operating.—Apply to Mrs. C. Rumball. • F.A.RM FOR SALE.e-FOR SALE, east half of ' Lot 21, Concession 4, L. R. S., Teckersznith, contathing 50 acres. The land is all cleared, Well towed and Undeteltained:, Ther4 ere on the premises a good bent( barn and good stabling, a good house and Plenty of watet*one well at the hoese 'and ohe at the stable. • Fier further particulars apply on premises, or address George eireWre lee, Seaforth P. 99* --;17-67-10E. To whom it may cohort) : Town & Case will be the market tide fall and Will buy Apples—Orchard Run—and will also buy and pack apples. We hope all our custom- ers will 8ft us or our representa- tivee before selling. We Will also operate the Catitelon Evaporator. TOWN et CASE. asammenimareissuestements" ". arveeeteereAeleerververvenrersreanevertevereovvvea'AevervenveseAreeweeeeineveleil, • . .rices:Nt: 1.-4 to 1-2 • " • F011 11 DflYS SOLE Owing to having to vacate tine store, which. We have had.sub- leased from theBell Telephone Co. who are converting it into a first-class office and will require the whole premises, we propose making a clearing tale of all branches of our stock, consisting of Watches, Clocks Jewelery, Silverware, Fancy China, Etc. This sale starts • at 10 o'clock on Saturday morning' • Se pt 18th, and continues to Sept. 30th, when we must mime. . • I For this Sale we will cut our Prices, . From One-quarter to One.half. • R • • Con ter, Jen eler arid Engraver. • testier of Marriage Licenses 4,4‘00A,Aft/MAI.A.VVIAAAAAP0b.A1koson1AhinotoWAAI4W4,4/VAF, " C• ANAPIAN4 4ACWW 5' RAILWAY;i. • \*. 1 0 T° WINNIPEG FROM AU.. OANAIMAN PACUIC seaeritiNti iN OnerAsio ANOTHER FARM LABORERS' EXCURSION FRIDAY SEPT 24 free.transportation will, be furnished at Winnipeg to points on Canadian Pcsifie where Olen are required, east of Moose Jaw, Including brancheso and at one cent OnIlle eaoh way west thereof In Saskatchewan and Alberta, Special triini tram Toronto to Winnipeg at 2.40 p.m cn oboe date. ASK ANY CANADIAN PACIFIC AGENT FOR PARTICULARS c„.