The Clinton News-Record, 1909-11-18, Page 5e
ton Newts -Record
Novernber 1 till 1909
Congil
Glilna
llowimui
Grows In Interest.
ffianisios
Ilew Goods are con-
stantly being added, and
while we do not claim to
have the largest stock we
do say that we have a
line of hoods that you
seldom eee outside the
cities.
Special Value in
Dinner and Tea"Sets. A
new line of Royal Doul-
ton .has been added the
past week. Yrench china
is aispecialty with us,
I' COOPER'S
BOOK STORE
CLINTON
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W. H. Watts & Soo
'have .everything needed in the
Shoe Repairing line to execute all
orders with neatness and prompt-
ly. A trial will convince. you
that our material and workman...
ship are of the beat pro.eurable
anywhere.
We aIso repair 'Suit Caees, Sate
abets and • Pooket Books, and can
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also clean and dye the same.
999.
Coderlok Township Summer13111.
Miss Jennie Holmes of Clinton -1st Mr. Thos. Churchill has bought the lNrr, Chas. Clifton has started to
visiting Miss D. A. Holmes. 80-a.ere farm On the llth. eonowned work the farm he bought, from Mr. OF NEURAL6IA.
Miss Minnie Eleoat ol Brimfield baid`.bY Mrs. kihris. Tehbutt a clinton tor gorge hill but does oot t;ot posses..
Miss Mary Snell of Ilullett spent' oo,i which. he Pays $2000, it has been sion of the house for some time yet.
day last week, the gutests or thew coos. rented for a number of years. Mr.' The Ladies' a MODERN METHODS DIS1POSE OF
Guild have erected
CAUSE AND CURE
in, Miss Bertie S'tanley.. I Churchill will Usethe place as an out,. nice lamp post in front of St Peter's THE CAUSE INSTEAD Or
Mr. J. R. Holmes left on alonclay114 for llis• aireallY large 11"k el church. TREATING Imo, !or the the West, taking a carload. ef sheep, in the raising of which, NVOI.M.,
. eOlgc. Johnston has TetUrned, TOMS.
,derstand, he intends to embark still
aPples with him. • • theme, the threshing season being now
i 'more extensively 1 Neuralgia, means simply "nerve
i Remember the services on Sunday ' pretty emit over.
under the •auspiees of the Ladies' Ata aer. Albert Townebend who San to !aP4tijoun'uinsoth:toliecrleiar'allelt4eYr beaand6reinattenvartty,-
The cement abutments of Glenn's ,,,,,•
hen Rev. Millyara of Henson
preach at all the services. The anon-
ym). bridge over the hayfield river were
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completed eome time ago •oy the -0' lint
t • had the T. T. al' uephy, place of . the pain ana any nerve la the
day evening following they will serve contractor, Mr..William Elliott; wile Den t_e _1 itit eon. rented; has lease ibody may ho nfieeted. There are a
made 'a good job ot them. They cost tile T 'gas" 'farm eh t'lla Base Line number of eaueesa of neuralgia, but
a hot supper. A .good time is ; ex- vacated by Mr. Challenger, an t.
peeted. close to $2,000. Mr. Elliott ..expeets lately
to finish the approaches this week for has Veen doing some. plowillg, Iv dt.voewaracOoSzitditcioomaraooin itehea.sgyrteenrial Ph
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which. lie will receive $185. the Iii111 welaoma M. TaWashend to the has • discovery of this part from reliable
• aQmpany of autchell are to pat on Line and wish him success. Istatistics led to the new, treatment
araleammemaanue
• Porter'S 11111
• Miss Rhoda Betties spent Sunday,
And Monday under the parental roof,
Mr, Albert Harrison returned from
he West last Saturday.
• Miss aartna.Jordan spent a few days!
with •her cousin, Miss Beacom at
Summerbill last week.
Miss Ruth Shaw, teacher, spent
Sunday with her parents near Lee -
learn. •
Mr. and Mrs. Betties spent Sunday
with Mr. H. IL Lobb of the Maitland
eon.
Monday ,being old hen -da, several ot
the farmers took the opporlunity of
disposing Of their oq stock.
I The menabers of the 13eel Ring must-
n't forget their annual fowl' supper on
Friday eVenilig of next week in 0. W
Potter's,hall. A -most enjoya.bla eV -
ening is'anticipated. •
Varna
Miss Hart of Brueeneld has bee 1
angaged by S. S. No. 7 for .1910. She
is Normal -trained and is .aid to 17
an excellent teacher. nits ts
school of •which Mr, Harnwell
beeil in charge since the summer boll
days, helping out the trustees who
'wore at that time unable to eecure
a teacher owing to the scarcity.
Anniversary services in • eonneetion
rwith tho:Presbyteriaa church will
!had at. 11 a. m. and • 7 p. en. next
Sunday when Rev. . Mr. Perry• of
• Wingham Will preach. He has the re-
putation of being an able speaker so
the congregation is looking forwar
to two refreshing sermons. Rea. Mr
Davidson will take the work in Wing
ham for that day. .
Tho •township eduncil meets on. Sat-
urday.
The Methodist anniversary services
will be held on the 28th inst. with
the fowl supper the following Monday
evening..
•Tho 'IVIethodist choir held their an -
the steel superstructure at an early Mr. Chris Beacom has sail • a three- for neuralgia, whiele consists i
elate. The inspector was mr„ John, year-old colt to Mr, Chas. el ohnsta building up the general health h
ithe tonic treatment and so disposing
had considerable experience in his Mr, Albert Neil has been laid u
Sparrow of the Parr Line who has,ohfistahrem1.0th con. of Hallett.
own township and was welt qtialiffed with an attack of blood poisoning i. Persons reduced by acute sickness, .ie•
of the cause of the trouble, a
for the job. or by severe mental or PhYsteat
MILLINERY REDUCTIONS
As the season is advancing we are reducing
ourTrimmed and Dress Hats,
SPECIAL PRICES FOR FRIDAY AND
• SATURDAY.
MISS CANTELON CO'Y
.6614966
seleeaeltia ware -ea, 0
P Si. AI>elitetallattlaab, aleteelleas
a •
e- 0
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s- 1 Boots, Shoes, and Clothintp:'
al 7
0
e A
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11 I Alth.otigh these two dePartments are already brim full of
O 7 Money -saving opportunities we have decided to give a Special -10
n So discount off all goods in these departments; for 30 days commencing
# Sat„ Nov.20th, in order to induce aew customers to purchase be-
n', a fore the Xmas rush is on and also to make new eustonaers for these
11 A departments. Ir.
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k With our ' New Fall $toele all in and prices away below all
d• 0 others in the trade, this discount nffers one of the greatest mope -
at- saving opportunities ever offered at this season of the year. Buy.
st # now while the'stoek is fullest and prices lowest,
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There is as yet no tang of mania: Misr Erinie Jordan ot near For. strain, or by loss Of sleep. are ft
pal matters and it looks as if there tees Hill has been visiting at airs (mealy victims oi neuralgia and
might be an election by acclamation. C. Beacom's. •is common in the •case al those su
On Tuesday of last week Mrs. Hel- Mr, and Mrs. W. IL Wallace, evil. Ifering frorn anaemia or bloodies
en St. John died at Harriston at the were recently visiting old friends i ness. This brings us to the oath
advanced age of al . years and
8th con. of this township but left where there is a whole ribttaovne isiroeittuhrnrelicottao, cause . of neuralgia, which is neve
months. She fermarlY resided on the tthhcisia hodeatsatriactt'B. starvatiou. The Wood which is no
9e-41ot-tient .01 mal health carries to the nerves al
here three years ago for the home oi the family including his mother, sev of their nourishment,is unable t
Mr. George tLeighton of elarriston en brothers and two sisters. li. is Perform this duty satisfactorily wile
With whom she spent the remaining known throughout the state ae th it is weak or impure. Build 11P ti
years of her long life. Mr. and Mrs "Wallace Settlement" ` and ehe die- blood and the neuralgia pain wi,
St. -John formerly lived. at Hullett triet is regarded as a. model one. • I disappear as the nerves beeome be
and subsequently' Seaforth before mov- was such Canadians as the Wallace ter nourished. Dr. Williams' Pin
ing here where, Mr, St. John died, family from this part who prat Pills are a blood -making _tonic, *an
They were at one time in good dr- much made North Dakota. •vhat it 1 for this reason cure even the eno
cumstances but their wealth took today. When they went to Dakota obstinate cases of neuralgia. Ever
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'wings and disappeared. They were a our Canadian west, was hardly opened
dose of this medicine makes new Special in Underwear.
!most kindly Couple and having' no up, but now not only are oar peopt rid) blood, which feeds the starveda
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nual supper at the hoe, of Mr, Thos.)
'Keys on Friday eyening last. Thee
was • an attendance ol about thirt
• and after the feast of fowl and either
good things had been partaken of and
Our Stand : • .almost needless to say, enjoyed to the
aitrnost, a few hours were very pleas -
Opposite tile Post Office antly spent with •musie and games.
1 CO.u. ch. &
FANCY DRY GOODS
FURS: . MANTLES
STAPLE AND
MILLINF',RY
of Extraordinary Values
giving, important special
• for Saturday, $13
10
and $14 Coats for
A splendid collection of per-
fectly tailored Wi n ter • Coats, .
made'of the very best cloth, good -
length) loose And serni-fitting,
some with vrAvet collars, others
1eith military collars, ,rnany are
ttimmed with pretty buttons.
All • are the latest ideas and
strikingly bandioine' gartnents.
Colors black only. These -coats
worth up to $14 00,
for Saturday selling 4-13
Cashmerettes and Kintona .Cloths
The new fall colorings and designs are.now
on 'display in our Staple Department.
Cachmerettes for ladies' *waits, sacqueg and chil-
dren's dresses, in navy and white, black and white, and
red with black spots, also Paisley c'esigns. all fast col-
ors, '27 inches vide, at per yard • 15c and 20c
Malcom Cloths In plaids, stripes and
figured. designs for ladies' kinionas„
sacques, wrappers, etc. 27
Inches wide, at per pd.
25c and 35c.
EVERY COURTESY AND ATTENTION
AWAITS YOU HERE.
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children raised seven others. including developing our own eountry' all veins and drives, but the, sharp, darta A Mens peite veool elastiknit, shrinkable underwearall
v sizes, regular $1.00 special value
thousands of the hest farvIsrs hal inge, .stabbing pains of neuralgia
Mr. Leighton -who showed Ws gra.ti- . a /
t•ude•by giving Mrs. St. ,John'a good over the border are coming .ataceas t MrS. John Tibert, Little River, N.
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The apple packers hre now. pretty century ate°. - oi IS., says !----"A' few years ago I was
home in her declining years. 1 a
even up the exodus of a querter
great sufferer from neuralgia in my
well and face. Ate times the atay
well through for the season. The Mr. Howard Hill, the voteaest so I
crop has been an unusually large ona of Mr. J. • W. Hill of Taper, Alta., tacks. were simply excruciating, ...and
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and bas caused the distribution ' of visited in the old home ,aaeI yeould be forced to remain in bed
tion re
some thousands ' of dollars in thi eentIy and is now attending colleneain I tried doctors' medicines, but did
tdwaship. •I Stratford to prepare himself • for 'got •veceive any benefit until 1 began
Mrs. Oliver Grigg and two sons, business careerwe are glad ea, a ea I using \Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and a
Willie and Frecidie el Goderich spent that .1. W. and his sons :Are dole am happy to saa that the laenViitt.' I
promise. . 0 mreacyeivallsofroamotitiehsaet was rw. ondvcruflaila.m. r
the past week with her parents .Mr..., well ale.Taber which is a town
and ' Mrs. Chas. Cook of this town . . i s'
!Pink Pills • cured • my daughter . of
ship. [ Mr. W. J. MeBrice was eroded u ,anaemia and indigestion, at a them
In an accoutit ef a .rural deanery against the wall by one of his hotse
4,reeently and had his nose earked. ,vvlien we began to dispair of her get -
meeting of Wellington, The Guelph The Ladiep' Guild met at the liotne ting better. I can highly reeom
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Herald has the following appreciative • ' ' tnend these Pills to anyone sufieriag
reference to the newly -appointed ruraloi * elg •en n al'. er from these troahles." •
what may be the last time as tit1 -. : • - • . .
dean,. Rev. L. L. R. Naftelof Elora '
Meetings are held at the ho7nes of the, -'1•,70a :can . get Dr. Williams' Pink
son of 11ar. 4 . E : Narter of thie
township,. evlio succeeas Rev.. G.. ,F. members in turn and betore at - come ..PlIts frOm any dealer ia medicines or
Davidsoa,. rector of .8t: Georgo'il around to Mes. Hill again the Tamil 1 they. will be sent. by mail* at 50 'cents
mayhaye moved from this part. a feox or six boxes" for' $2,a0 by T
post :.• "The new ruran 'dean is ,
. Mr. David Bair,. who was conanedi
. • ' 1 vill, Ont. a•
Dr. Williams'. Medielne C.o..; • .Broch:
church, Guelplin he impoetaat , t
young Man of ability' and entlitiaiasm to the house fer•
several•
weeks a e
the reault of an •''' injury received, is t
His work at Blare, where he is rec.;
. able' now to move about but not s •
tor of the English ehureh, has • Won . .•
easily as ea old, the left leg beia . •
for him the . esteem • •,of his felloev- -• HORSESHOE LUCK.
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t cOnsiderablye .shorter /than the other.
clergy in this district . as well as be .
Course fully reCoVer the use of thee . ,. , •Greeks:and Their Sea God. ,
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love of we laige and increasing cop, We lioae, though, .that' he' will- in due . An. ow Myth - That Goes Beek. to the
gregation. The appointment .is•a vet;
I• Of all the emhiems for gond fortune
tioptilar.. one." . . limb. • - •.
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' .- : • The News -Record for the re.tnaindert the orstands atnong Ilia first.
•Mr. Harry, Sweet is now a StOnk- ' - . ' .
of 1909 • and the waole of • 11310 for : Everybody- knoWs it' is untuchy to pas
holder in the Holmesville ch&sO !ac-
. a . ' -- • I • - •• -
torV, having bought MrChris Low
only One dollar • a • a horseshoe on the road without pick.
shar . • . ' - ..li• Mr. A. Scotehmer, aennieh respecae in, It UP. It is a luck eniblent ot the
ery s
'. es
• Md', Stanley township faimer,. has ,tai greatest power. We are iiniehi.ed for
The approaches . : to the ... Holmes . week been running straight'. hare* •,
this statement to:old.taies centui.les In
ville _bridge as it is called, though on the T, :Masten ferni on the • Base age:that bare..deevehded trent tether
it is over a Mile. from that ville.ge.from,aitioitiee to daughter
Lino Which his sierainelaw,aair. Alert 113 on.
are nowbeing eompleted.. On the Townshend, has leased for a term of through the yaais.
Colboree sida Mee •Oscar Foster Itas years and while doing so Albert • ha t ' Tim old myths repay researeh. The
the contract : and- ..on this .sitiO Mt been down . on the Se•otehmer farm, leek 9e the 'horseebee has ,a aileet rle tr Is
e -
Barber is doing the work, Bm
ath en. alting .
. the hammer and saw Wita "glee' abbegintiluIt traeed te (h('
religion el the ohl t :reeks and 1 heir Sl.1
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liVe 'ill Colboine. Oa - the, „1st of • pee- which ho is very skilful. ',Thus. • Mr. gxxl, Poseidon, wile; was Identical witt
ember the bridge will be open In 1
I traffic, • The abutments Were built ' ' WI 'a feW:
-- Seotehmer: has been enabled to ,speral the Itornan sea .goci ekrtttine. • ,
days With his daughter and it ,
Hafforaed •Altert the oor ' T° P°f‘eld°n 11"re8' wee" sa•Creli. land
an Ailsa •cealg contractor • and the has aleoe
!steel superstruettire laid by the Hill - to him i hey- were tee:Ott_ ea.' Poseido-
s hollered 1 e• have' err:nod the firs
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tanitY ot. gett* • ' ' :
mg.. more in touch With we
Company Of Nliteaelt who seem to .
old Stanley Of ' whonr hebas ' • . , -.
. , . as berse when be Struck the ground .*Itti
,have done- especially good work, z.Th not seen nisch
:pi sonie. years; '
lila trid
'flooring is Of reinforeedaettmeat and - : • • . • •• - • ent and a horse -.sprang, from
the' hole, which afterward . 0ecalitea31
looks good • for 'many agaea, to • come.' • Spring....The sea go a 'Was the lord of'
The power mixer owlier0‘iy.,:41:1 Hiram' ad: . - --.. • — springs.. .To hint .a11.• springs wero
Hill of Clinton was ,used in raakingi ' 4•11‘
• anieti •.cownsnip.
ascrihed. In 'theshape of a norsehe
the: flooring.' The Hill Company' I ...
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foreman was ...Mr. Joe lairneworth r. and. Mrs, W: 'Fee of (-tear 'auricle samelitnes wit uttered by 1110 shores of
ot spent Sundayat the 'home of Mr: ...I. his c'ea"" (11"11fini. 1111(1 a'hare• lie sieuell
Ethel. who .was tlie right Man itt iba w: Reid,' • • •• • i .. his hoofs deeply there the witters gush.
I right- alace. • 13arring damage Which . Mi and Mrs. 1,1..pecic enter-taincd, a ed out mei pertn)1nein -aprIngs were
may be done - by.. floods ter: ,he Mait-:few of their friends 'front'.8eaforth• en ' found, This 1t.4 the reason..*hy hot se
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'land iS unusually -violen,t when it. goes
1 . Thursday last. -•. . ' • '. I s ' . ' . '
hoes tire ret koned hick YO
. • GIllg.10 1 he
on a rampage this bridge. augat a : . ' . root of •the nnittPr. one sees. a mature
Born -To 111r.- and. 'Mrs. .George Cole.
•list for' cotiple of genera..tionk l.-lt
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g ' . smpa`e
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itna gs owe pom. p•i r.o.nrcigt. lil.ne, - en.,d rotwo tth,o
ieean on. oovember, etheamount of trafic that it vedadoitia aran comesied to he sea l
MkJohn Stewart andMiss Mary MrandMaaaeNahton of t
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real and ille freeh MI Iel'S,..5W11 deliVed,
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are visiting friends in Belgrave. - !Varna. spent Sunday at .the home of 'we owe en ferlapa on earth. .
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Miss Soplint Stonehouse spent Sun-, Mr, W. Elliott. .
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1day with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Stir..-,'• •• - . 1 he•.ohl crpf,kI4 ille'rerore worshiped -
Pesoltion 'Is the 311313so;giver t Wough
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.his sprins. g 1 hoy gnve (13)3)i(13)3) aorsea. MS
s. John Anderson e aroutid
He Staved With the Choir, precious beasts, anti Ili,' adoreti the
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footprints or. hortics whet) lheY 31)31)3(1again, .her• many friends will be glad .
to hear. a . : i faome choir it and their singaes them, tor they mizet 11e. the very..foot.
I Mrs. Jobn •Green and; hUntly ' baye take offence easi)y, and quite thinking. 311 inle.e3 3310 gno 3133;s,i,.3. • - .
moved to Goderieh where :they • ip-. ti:10 choif Will then.' come to ati end •• • 'Wiley 11w 11"!'"1'1' 3.•'"1.1e 10- h"hod. (h
tend to live• in the near ititure:-. The not so with tin s.e. : The NeW 3Yhrk • trtInsillotto.1- (hp ,itif'g t.,031,100) 0•0113 the.
new oceiments• win eoon:lat in the Christian Advocate recently tad • ot• foottaint itSt'ir 1(1 OP shoo mark, Prac-•
laiuse on the • farm: . I • - .. Mr..- Fred:. Mciore's • connection for 1 11'1111:0 the 3,1!1114' !Ulm!. ,Y1Is en
I1 e • ra; 1ae,1 he w tead hor,t.frenLast tmanybung quartelyand 111 ib y(ates wth0(11 chratw11"'1(54'41he ral"311"134e3 g"shadannivotary at Col'sappointment Staffod; (EnglandIt now co es
'1 church was held at half past ten, • • !villa the information :that Mr. Gebratt ''141""4. "1".'n 3.,'(' 3.1"ne' I" "r1•1? r288
I ri' lie how shed..att (4t . James church, `
, • Ariild bee beea e initraber•• of Iloly ,1il"'" "(411, •g
1341, ".11-1.1 1" 1'1'43" 0r (tit.kegPfitli
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1 Middlit t on's, will be completed in two 'trinity Boston,'eltureha.SusseX, .iiiIng-.• Tha 11arao,411„la13.(‚3 s sraels.), sasinsr
, weeks. ala. Riley has alone the .
. ;oh • lanthan d for more an eighty yee
II- ars, 1 on rt 116111t k es. I 1 *fond. keep ti house
AO satisfaction is aeeured • ' jeined•the choir in 1829, and still singa „„„ie „ „,„ ,„„,„ 1,„ „„, , „ „,,„„,„,„
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ship and Mr. • L cwia iqosley of , ton, who also is a meraber of the -choir,
the. chancel behind his' grandson, il.1.:;, in ...;;;;;;.. ''1 ,••!•' .),4‘ " ''. ", ,. " -,1"h':'''
. petce (es W.'S% `-,l '11” -
of tee etirth. ,
1 Mr, Chas, Cook. of Goderich tot la' - ••• ..,.. • • .
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' 1.'1' ich, .y. 111 r. i.
• Advoefite has not Virl • reached the • '
But the Landoe Mall insisif, that Abe 117:,;!tiiiii"not,'"4",:),„"..":,,,f1',1:43'(0,1:,
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'don, England, spent Sunda. • ' - 'Co 1.
smelt Stirelay and Monday. at Mr mime • nil onn Saddens', who• in 181/
for. it. nee found the •
An Indian 'Proverh: •
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.„ •, •Mitit; Nellie. Robinson of • allinioa '16"1"i earevr;
1, Mr, Bert: Lobb and I ''' — joined tint parish church choir at
A veteran hunter who leis -spent
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, W1114 'Si nela i r's.
'Minnie 1 o • • " us sister, 'e iss 1 ' ' `
a Shereetown Ana was still in active
. rattily years anunig tho Indian tribe:3
i . . bbs ..spetit Sunday the -guests ' • ' ' ' ' in the fp. ta l' W •
- service - there es a eborieter in 1800
1 :ante lee est, :Ten 7s na
', of Mr. and Mrs. 'a nil of ,i,e0e,an. . when tu, ceiebratea his ninetieth ,birth- ft, -. i f
_resting y o .F01)10 Whit, leavings ear
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tent among thy illieky dwellen7 in the
woodland. 'One of their proverbs la
particulnrly valuable, 1)ee3)1180 it rm.
i Owing to other engagements 14.0.1e t William ;illen of Chatham was ae-
a . reets „an ung,.>nerous to.a.often
rpmtc:t proverb 1,111012g civilizeo 'white
;.N1), 189 will geeet on. Wednesday neat videtitally Awl and killed at Dun- people. When ernel gossip has caused
justead of Monday evening the 22.nd church while deer -hunting. . • a lot of telle aliont some THIrg011, WC
1 A full attendance is reatuated as a Aratileishop- hruchesi has urged Cath-, have hoard the speech. "There le no
' bgree 031 tit g will also be heal, • ones of Montreal to eease attending" smoke without firea"flds luts boon
• A (•adein ie Thestro,' • tho enrich tm which many untrue
acefleid. I. Ii,o'bert Wilson, 0,T,R. engineer,, WAS
, fired' at hr 1...etne unknown man ‚1V11111stator:tents .have gone on their blight-.
Ina ivay. An ilareport Aping an `
The better' drainage of the villa • running his engine through Booth's kept olive by this proverb. ' •
innocent torson has frequently been
p yard at Ottawa. ' ! Now 1110 Indiarte, -who 170031 a keen
as been • a le at ter of aiseleee ,Tatn es It ale -Vicar, cook • at the eye on the forest nnil pess('se 11)11011
ion for; some months rtgo an en. London asylum, was 101171(1 dying a,. knowledge about the elements: thitt
eineer was engaged lo make. a user. side the buildne I1r°•bablY their OWII terse manner, "Littleing. - town (I‘vellere never acquire, say, fire,
in
vey, Ile did so anti his plan included fallen from his window, over 50 feet„ big sn70170," and thee apply this in
bad
thirty-five reeidents on the Stanley to lint ground. ., their dealings with ono another. It
side and ten iti Tueltersinita. The Sir Thomas Shaughnessy and Mr. Oa Is a pleyeiral •ittt that slow burning
Steatite, people haVo about funehted M. Hive of the Plans •'of the. Toronl peen or wet wootil aprailueee vpleanes
their portion of the work and it now to Terminal 'Company 1174914 nowapi. 0 dol." 8n19,1w, w. Pie (117.1") i 1)°;Th
remains- for the Tta4cersinith share of plying for a charter at Ottawa. itg• with a largo mule emits very in -
farm,
drain (lids on 51r, IL Iiiggine1 were arrested for rotlang, sunetner be a wiser and kinder ene for us to
the aevard to be carried out. The John Whita».(1 and Mrs. Rose Male
admit?
use of this faet in malting a proverb
tie smoke, Would not the Indian
0 verragts near Brocketille.
I• The telephone wire on the Maitland cl.aY' -
eon. was' blown down and broken ma
. Tuesday.
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t See our Ladies' Mantles andSkirts_ Full
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Stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
PLUNISTEEL 1 ROS.
Small Profits and More Business. e
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REPAIRS WHILE YOU WAIT.
.LEGGINGS
The present seasar is so wet that every man
whose business requires him to wade through mud
and slop should have the protection afforded by a
.pair of our leggings. • .
We have a big stock of the best that Canada
produces at prices to suit all purses,
William's patent leggings, choiee grain leather $2. 00
William's patent leggings, No. 1 split.leather.--1.
First quality heavy grain leather 1.60 •
First quality light . grain leather 1.50
NO. 1 fine split. leather 1.25
Heavy duck leather bound .75
Heavy moleskin 1.00
Leatherleggins for boys in all sizes at $1.25,
$1,40111,50 and $1,90.
FRED. JACKSON
N " Always Reliable
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Special Discount Sale, •
at Walker's Furniture Stor
For•the balance of November I will
give the following discounts
Couches - 10 percent.
Iron Bedaeads 10
Extension Tables • 10* "
Dressers and 'Stands 10
Dining Room Chairs 5, cc
ParlorSuites • 20 "
.Rugs •, 20 "
Linoleums . 5 • 0
Pictures' 20 1'
Don't fail to grasp the Opportunity that• ,
awaits you On every purchase of
WO you will save $20.
• *Come and put our. prices to the testp.
Another shtipment .ot those $2 Rockers is
to hand.
Picture Prattling and -Repairing Neatly and
• Promptly Done
' The Store
Of Quality,
W. e
Waiker
Purnititre Dealer and Undertaker
Phone 28'
Night or Day
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