The Clinton News-Record, 1909-11-18, Page 6miter 180, 1909
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re is one exceedingly happy man
40. Oat ia Engineer Allred
s for he is now wholly recover
can a very serious attack of ill
The Work D'one
The folloWing is the work done by
the Huron, .11.M.0.A., frOm Jan. 1st
to Nov. 1st a this year
1.—A Iloys' Department of 22 morn
here in Winghani put uport a workin
basis.
2.—A new Association organizein
Brussels. .
Miss Lizzie Falconer of Bayfield. most "successful convention iu
spent Wednesday of last veek, the
Wingbam, atterided eser, 62 County idele-
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charlie Se gates.
4,-41,600 toward this year's budget
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Mr. and Mrs. Leckie of Lonclon'now el $1,t300 raised by Pledges.
e Wotaan's Institute will meet at, occupy one of the houses built by Mr 5.-85' week -night 13tble Classes, cone
ellow's hall, on Thursday and Dee Parsous on Wellington street. ducted flier the young men themselves
members will please bring their Miss Martha Wells has returned with average attendance of 19. i
stales gilt work. front her visit to her sister, Mrs 6.-18 Sunday afternoon meetings ct
S s Peeutice hat returned to her Vetter of Detroit. sacred song, with an average atten, I
C at Ottawa, after her pleasant Last Thursday night the sehoone dance of 15* .
urn at the "St. Lawrence." • Kolfage, in makiag this port, struck 7,-17 Young men bave made a start
. find that Mr. James Dean, a on the end of the north pier, am at leading Bible Classes,
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t '
her of F. P. Dean, is opening out sustained a, small injury, on th8.-29 Evangelistic meetings, itne tar I
W lumber yard south of the board bow. The schooner is owned tal average of 226 pusent. I
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logs from New Ontario after
at the Schnell, mate, both Of Red Bay, an I gin the Christian life.
wet I
the only persons on board. the schoore Personal
er. They were miming up • the lake ta
11.-12 educationad evenings at de
Captain Robert Reid. and Jam,t4
9.-35 men and boys decided to be
100-10 young men are corranitted 0
evangelism.
'ture factory.
e old Goderich saw mill
or has been sold to J. E. Beech -
who will bring in a •supply of
'bates, practical talks, mock rattnicipa
councils, educative addresses, with
an average of 24,
12.-24 special social evenings at
ing up the logs at the mill. lay up for. the winter at Golden. Val
tursday almost furnished us with ley. They left Sarnia about 20 •in
sastrous collision, as it is Mr. utes before noon, and reached Goder
Id, who was driving to his home l.1ch about 6 p clock. The Kolfage ha
hot been in Goderich harbor sincelast banquets, toasts and parlor games altford in his top buggy and Mr
i
.wan's grocery, wagon and driver with an average of 30.
summer, . and in the meantime .
3 returning from the north end of change had been made in the rang 13.-42 physical events; average o
town, and in the collision the22 taking part.
lights here, the outer light being mov-
t ef one of the shafts of Mc- 14.-2 athletic xneets ; 36 and 3a en -
ed in a short distance from the end .
of the north pier, and in the dusk tries respectivcly.
and with an insufficient erew, Cap 15.-9 public entertainments, talerA
tain Reid found his vessel running o chiefly .Y.1V1.0..A.*; with an average of
to the end of the pier as soon as th 220 present. . I
pier loomed inte view, The schoone 16.-16 attended • the 10 -days Boys',
:it's wagon, penetrated the heart
4uaid's horse causing iestantan-
i death. ,MeEevan's driver said; the
ric light prevented him from see-
the vehicle coming eloag, and the
0, being rubber tired, he did
hear any sounds.
s. William. Craig, who purchased
ouse on West street, formerly the
ence of Mr. D. WcGillicuddy, is
ng several improvements thereto.
, had the pleasure of m,eetin.ge,Mrsi
t
as Videan after olden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
her return from
s. Mescal, at their residence near
ton, which was celebrated with
t pomp on 10th Nov. As The
s -Record had a very nicely writ -
up note in the Clinton columus 61
Golden celebration, we will only
that a little three months old
dson was christened Garnet Roy,
ev. Mr. Currie of Londesboro,
was one of the invited guests
performed the ceremony, befor
sat down to the banquet. On
sday a. m. the Clinton photo-
hic artist arrived by request to
the bride and groom and their
ediate relatives, and Mrs. Videan
bridesmaid of half a century ago,
placed beside the bride, with one
around the bride's neck. The
had her sails set, and, with the small) gam!? in July.
crew, she could not be brought tq in 17.—Up to date 60 young men leave
time. The mete, who had been at -the ing homes in Huron- .county 'have .beeni
wheel, came forward, and es Soon a I followed by correspondence and heie.
the vessel struck, jumped on to th ed in a practical • Way in places to
pier, with the idea of a.eeuring the which they. have gone; as strangers.
vessel with a towline, but failed i
this, and the . vesst4 drifted' on to th
northward. Mate Schnell ithen had. ithe.
lifeboat crew called out, a.nd•the Aug
Horton also went. to . the assistance 01 Wedding.
the Kolfage. The -force of :the impact . .
broke the stock of the large ease= I mThe gpldeu wedding. anniversary of
and, although -a small anchor' RIF> r. and Mts. Thos.
Mason er., of Hui -
was lowered, tee sehooner continuti lett, of which The Newie:Record gave
a report. laet week, was an -enjoyable
to drift, and by the • thee the tu I octfaemn of which recollections will
reached it was getting into shalloie . long rerna,in. green in the memory' of
. Their Golden .
water near the beach. The tug, haw
ever got a line on to her, and tow
ed her into the barber rjeout. 9 o'clock
There was something , of a • gale • blow
as .. • . .
Lug, and one of the jib sells was rip
ped. The large anchor and -some chain . from the neighbors, which was read,
were lost. • by Mr. James Snell and was accent-
. •
Dr. Percy Tye has formed a Youn partied by two handeome Morrie chairs,
y and Social Club, t. ii was as follows:
Man's Literal --
practice.
Milverton where he ' has ' a euccessfu•1 To•Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mason, sr.,
• • . . .
Mi. Joseph Edward has gone. to DEAR Frtinernsee-We are assembled
great . grandmothers of the baby • Jo
the two grandmothers, were pres4 push his fortune in Manitoba, here to -night to congratulate you open
wheF this the fiftieth anniversary of. your
Mr. Videan accompanied rs his daughter, Mrs. Pfraniec -resides. . wedding day. During these fifty years
.an as a guest. . Mrs. Shanklin„ after coming to vis you have seen. many changes, but
dgens Bros. were the only busi_ it her daughters here, leftwith them none more than that of those who
Cleveland on .receipt Of the aews • 0 e
ee
is Majesty, the King. sion. It is said that there are only
two ante besides Yourself. Although
wete present on that eventful Occa-
you utaa- have experienced. rawly hair&
en_ to reside elsewhete. . .
Mrs. Jack Ma-cdonaid .was r called ""'
,
men around the square, who
el a flag in honor of the birthday
ss Nicholson, daughter of Dr the death of her brother,. Mr- A.Iiihott ships during this lia.if.centitry there
olson, has gone to train as a We regret. to learn of the Illness of were just as many pleasures whieh'al-
;
ithe Chatham hospital. W Mr. William Doyle .who has been ill ways leave .pleasant memories: ' You t-
for . seven weeks, with some Ulna and your estimable • wife have always
1 her all success. - ' . heen' held in the highest eeteein among
ie and Mrs. 'sham left i"Verandah'" trouble. - • - .•.yorir neighbore because you were ale
age on 10th Nov. for Toronto, Captain Donnelly ieehome once more ways cheerful - and willing to lend a
. 'sham's last work, "Hall from the fishing. He has quite recol helping hand' to •assist. in tiniee of
hance" has just been pub- ered from the -terrible . ...icald leo 4 trouble or misfortune. It has seemed
Id and will be read with interest which he suffered and which laid hie): Sons especially fitting that this owe-
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the plot of his novel is laid in up for several weeks.
eton shOu
don, England. Friday last was the 30th, a.nniver-I, your neild be honored' by us, and we,
ghbors, have taken this op-
portunity of testifying to your Worth
te "Ideal" furniture company has sary of the wedding .day 'of Mr. ' an by presenting • you • these two 'eitay
;hased a new 24 horse :tower en- Mrs. William Tye, and their son Dr ',chairs, which We hope Will in a small
.; and is busy at -work, having Percy Tye of Milverton and .dauglite I measure help to hierease the deserving
ailed it last week. Miss Elsie Tye- of Ottawa, .presented comfort during your •eemaining days..
Tritsting that these days may he many
rs. Mary Johnston left on Sature them with a highly polished • case
a i plea. ant le the Sinbere wish of the
a.rn. to visit her brother, John containing a full' set Of silver lrul I undersigned, s • 2 - •
tles, of Kincardine. We regret to knives and forks, with very beauti• e . • . . 'James Snell .' ••
that Mr. Gentles was thrown iron.' ful pearl handles. • . . • • . John Gibbings •-
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carriage in Toronto the othet At the A.Y.P.A. -meeting' held last • . . • • W. T. HeilnY •
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and somewhat severely injured. week at St. George's S. S. mem Rev • . e Harry McBrien.
c's • • T
te remains of the late John Robe Mark Turnbull gave a brief outline of • e .. - : . homas .e.ames BeArcher !
lem . •
on arrived at the G.T.R. station his sojourn in Mexico. He- visited. •a . : ,. • ee se.. armee -
a Buffalo, on Thursday al eernoon Moro Castle in Havana also. • • ' .. ' • Olias. Lovett
n accompanied by his sorrowing On Sunday evening Rev. Jones gave • • . '. • W. 3, MeBrien
ow, two daughters, Mrs. J. T. his address "Jesus Mans Model'
isworth, and her husband, . and which was a very pleasing one: H.
s Clara ; two sons, William J. and lookforhis text, Acts, .2—.22, "Jesu
ries L., also Mr. Field,' a broth- of Nazareth; a inan approyew of nlocie•
n -law, all of Buffalo, and Mr. Boss. A t ties offertory the hymn eplecled ii
tall of Brantford, The funeral the elioit was "The shiner was wan
Ly were met at the station by dering. at 'even tide," the solo o
. Mark Turnbull and many friends which was taken by • Master e in.
earriages, besides the pallbearers, chant, the . choir interspersing • ele golden weeding,. returned to Detroit
t were : Messre. Robertson, smas of hvinn with couplets of "Jesus lease on Moudity. '.1rs. Josling 'leaves to -
deceased, and Messrs. Field and of my soul." . ' - ' . 41a:1%1)111, '..11 es, Cotton will remor remain fa
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I sworth. The remains were in- Mrs. John Murray is we 'learn int- i ortnight longer. Mr. and Mrs. .A ether
Garvin of ilarrie who:were also:guests,
.ed in Maitland • cemetery. The proving in health after a eevere: at- -
' lineet gone to•Betissels to visit friends.
. John Robertson of Buffalo was tack /if illnesshome..
. . •, . , .
ere bereturning
those present. During theevelung. the
infant geandson of the worthy couple,
son of Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Mason,
•was christened by the Rev. Currie
Of Lendesboro, the wee boy tieing giv-
en the name Garnet Ray. The address
• .Wm
• illiaLawson
• • Walter,Peffet,
• John Harvey I •
s • • 'Walter 'Mair
• .• Walter King
•• • • David lieggerth.! '
• :Jas. Southcombe.
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Mr. •Isd. Cotton arid Mr. HarryJes-
ling; ei•ho came , (Jeer- •attend the
of the four sons of the late Mr. The needlem
sees to be giviag great-- tore
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„
. Obeying the Autocrat, .
• That tine oid New . I.:trainmen*, Dr.
Oliver. 'Wendell Hein -lea' Mil Amen ow
rule that She In w gif the rend entitiee
fl Matt t6 two lnnIo si every pretty '
W0 111811. 'The; fair tied propre , !Unit
Mrs. William Hellen sop, pioneers pain to some of . our notable , people
air town, the others being,. Ross Barrister Stanley Hay's of Seaforth
rles and Fred., the latter. settling brother of -Mr. niecter Heys pf town
Australia, where their mother. had •the misfortune tO 'step on e
The late Mrs. Ross Rum ball needle which broke .in his. foot,.. an •
the only sister. Our Clinton could. not he located . when; a eurgeo
ere; will remember the deceased was called. • •
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a merchant in Clinton, who after Mr. and Mrs.. McGill doW oeeilPY eprovokes. 'no. enniptirlet in Kati...tee cite, .
ing Clinton, opened - out a dry the 'mese on Lighthouse street ,owned; , Tint •(.010,00,01y
s store on the Square, hut not by Dr. Nicholson. g.t hough. we would _Imre 10 go fur SAPIa.
satisfied with business in either Mrs. Maude. Moore returned- , fret to- find it Inen Ifte...i'vtth more women.
, removed with bis family to sa rateord oft Friday and ',yea !back, worth look lege t thee .nre seen 00 t he
J() . Same months ago he travel- on Monday, the little child ,of one eta eireete ef . Ktitisne g.ity 'every dive-,
for his health hut. altho' he ralli- her relatives being very ', Kansas City Times,- . • •
ir a time, yet he was called away saes, (Rove Elliott . has cOmeletel,
his earthly home. He was of a recovered front her recent Indisposi-
ful disposition, fond of his home tion by her solctitrn in SWitzerlead
•AN INSPIRING PICTURE
The beautiful picture, "The Soul'
Awakening," now beiug distribeted.
amengst subscribers to the "Varna
Herald and Weekly. Star," rif Mont
real, wins the admiration of altwho
see it. It is so vastly superior an
different to the ordinary premium pic-
ture, that one... evenders how the pub
Ushers of that great weekly paper cen
afford to give it free with a year'
subscription.
"The Soul's Awakening"is 19 by
24 lilacs, all ready 'for framing and
fit to occupy a place on the walls of
any home in the Dominion. Any hornet
possessing a copy will be much th
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year's subscription to the "Family
Herald and Weekly Star," of Mon-
treal, will bring you a copy of tha
picture free. Do not wait until th
crowd ahead of you is too big. There
is an enormous demand, and ' 'delay
raay mean missing- this great treat,
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• for All Children,
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coit-
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Seld by medicine dealers or by mail
at 25 cents a box from Thq Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine C'o., Brockville; Ont.
A very 'severe storm is reported on
Lake Superior.
Russell Franklin made a daring es-
cape from Whitby 'jail.
Mrs. Nelson Mills' laid the corner-
stone of the new $50,000 boys' Y. M.
C. A. at Hamilton.
• Births.
BAXNES—In. Clinton on Nov. 1.5th
to Mr. and Mrs: H. E. Baines, a,
son. .•
HOLLAND—At Holmesville on Nov
13th, to Mr, and Mrs: George
• Holland, .a daughter.
LECKIE-eAt the manse, Kirkwall, em
. 9th Nov., to Rev. N. M. and Mrs
Leckie; formerly of. Londesboro
a daughter, ,
1-11A8KIRK—In Seaforth, en Nov. 8th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas HaVkirk
a daughter.
GROVES --In lyingham, on Nov. 6th,
.r. and Mrs. John V. Groves,
a aughter. •
DAVIS—In Exeter, on Nov. 10th, t
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis,
son, still -horn. .
t , :
. • , ' Had All •the Others,
"Were yen eV etle lore S" n seed i tie
family and a good citizen. V. it ne. n•101. '.0.. . 0The:.w6s memo= swoet yowls, 1 him:. , .
aillize with his devoted family. in id by her busband and their ' ,son ' "No,' replied the heebeler, *lint tt.iiii
loss and so soon, after ihe whe will spend three years at the . eito:f 910"11"" l'" "11'''' "1i1"°!1'11:'
of Mrs. William Smith (S. .k.) eollege in Neufchatel. Freneh is dieeiish 'that 1 havoi't 11811:
was the inothsr of Mrs. Robert- epoken everywhere there , and tit •• •
young gentleman °could speak • Feench . ' .
non-inry session of the Iligh aereeeeily well to transact •al] • the
Weeted eferreeny,
of Justice. opens on ,Monday a fie i ss consequent OR their -trip gou Fun "I " 1 " An"I'd"f "-11:11 th
e Count y of Huron. through Switzt•rlatid. . , 1 Yam pleia se `.! Silly 1, "line 'Slime Ina •
ilink's evaporator is rushing iht• :‘.Ii•7s Lewis has imPreved rapidly in, Ythi 1111Vr 1.114; in plea to ewe li tea
1, and he has Cie alticor(' op- been, i el, nes' few weenie and win lea's'i'.'
on this year to cope with ilinl. 50011 tlft herself twain. • • . COffragettes After Lloyd -George.'
come in plentifully. Mrs. Jae% Rumball has andereone , I NeweTitle.on.Tyrie, Eng., Oct.' 9. -----
lain aicDairinid of the dredge severe al lack of illness and althe' she. Last night imend thiscity, where
ard Blake" is home f or ilio was well en eti gh to li'ave the,' hospital, David LloycleGeorge, the Chancellor of
the Exchequer, will deliveg two me
The dredge being laidup yese st ill re •ptires , the assist•anee o
. . t h
portant budget speeehes this afternoon
in th- season at. Little Cur- a nurse. :The has beeri removed to th end to -night, invaded by the suffra-
he carne home for a few days g sid/ nee of Mrs. 'Warren -le. ,, ' pates. The Chancellor was escorted
en took a position at Fort After beim; prostre ltd by illness for from the station by a strong force of
ii, but unfortunately was seize4 several weeks the late Thomas taw 0°,glip. !ri. ° i'te,4 ttetrmi, i 1 t
' ev; it.Tng Tot -iriaora—theeiti-ni-iii-tli-e 41411.
udden indisposition and came me seee 10 last, nit Nov. Ho ea_
,e) Sault Ste. Marie, where he V•tr"' hall, but students and the 10.1.4 tile.
10 Goa...rich for his health and
ed until sufficiently well to re- chased the pretty residence in which, ment of the city raised such it din
0 his home here. Ile looks he died. He retired front aid leo besi that the speakers' •could not b.i• heard,
OW. nese before leaving Stratford. • and they filially broke up. the meet-
eitiyens MT still catching fish We hear thatthe Crompton House inn` bYthrowing fireworks (111 the
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piers. intend elm:lug •
up their . Goderich stageThe suffragettes then proceed
.to Club, through the
rom Story of Stratford spent branch at tire end of this year. • ed the Liberal vvindows of which they. threw stones,
in town, the guest of his 'Mr. Videan has returned 'from Battle,' rour of thorn were arrested:
and wife, the Mesdames Story. Creek Sanitarium.
. Deaths.
STIIIILING-:-In Clinton on Nov. Ileh
• Robert Stirling, aged 81 years.
LAWSON—In Goderich, on hlovernhe
7th, Thomas Lawson.
GARNIS—In Morris, on Nov: 4th
Francis Garnis, aged' 82 years,
months and 12 days. •. •
$T. JOHN—In IIarriston on Nov.
2nd Mrs. Helen St.John,f torit4
erly of Goderich township, • aged
• 91 years and 4 months.
. Liv e .Stock .Market.
Torobto, . Nov -ember • 15.—Union
Steck Yards. --Trace was fair to mode
erately active at this. market, to -day,
with pieces steady to find at last.
week's. levels.. Tliere was.a, fair' run
of cattle offering,. with the usual large
priiportioe of middling quality,while
the ehoieerloacis of butcher cattle
were searce, but Very much &Mend.
There was very •little: doing in the
export trade, bot several heels • clang-
ed. hands at round $3.50, and is few
loads 1V(10 left: over. for to -morrow's
export, i»arket. •
There waseefalt. deMand for lintrh-
etecattle, with a good demand for • the
local packing house trade, these buy-
ers taking the bulk of to -days offer-
ings. ror the comMon to inedium
quality of mixed_ butcher cattle.. trade
ing was a, little slow bat :prices were
fairly well Maintained at fokiner
levels, • . • •
• There Was -a gook tem for sheen med.
Ineubs,• and thie meeket was steady.
The otal run Was 60 cites, with. L020
heed of cattle, MM. .sheep.aud lambs.
38 calves, and 50 hogsa • .• •
• Export cattle •.were firm et $5 to
$3.75. Tor oltoicel.. medium, .$4.75. to
$1.85; bulls, $3.75 to , $.1.25; cows,.
good, $1 to $1.50. • •
. Beeh
uteltr, oice, $5 to $3.59; inedimn
$4.50 to $1,73; emmilon, $13J50 to $8..00S
good cows, $3.75 to 44.25; eointime;
$2,23 to $3. .
Feedets, eteors, $4, to $1.40; bulls;
-.S".215lst3.,lio
5(eL.i.ce
• S,ie, $4 to $1.25; nom'
moil, .$2.75 to $3. .
Landis, $5.50e t$0; sheep, $3.60. to
. .
Home' market weak, kelects, f. o. 13.
:it fed and Wateeed, V7.25. • •
• Milkers and epringers.---Market
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Open every evening at 7.30
o'cloek. SATURDAY 7.00 o'clock.
• (Mange of Pictures
Every Day.
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The Song Changes,
• 8 Times a Week,
1 Everthing conducted in
• first.class style,
Admission - Scents
Chronicles of the
Khan,
'WARE SHOA.LS I .
It's all nonsense to say that wernake
our •own troubles. We don't. We
don't even contribute to them. Half '
of ourunhappiness and tmeasiness.and
worry le caused by others. Now, the
neighbor of yours who has. got the
municipal bee in his bonnet 18 one Of
these trouble -makers who will make
you unhappy off and on all fall. He
very likelybelongs to your lodge and
possibly gees to the sante church as
you do, and he expects you to vote for
him—dreadful thought --to nominate
hiN%w, you know perfectly well that
this fellow should stay at home, that
he was cut end to adorn private life;
that it would. do him a great deal- of
I
.
alin y any Ituke he got e ce ett .
/3nt what are you going to • do ? Iola
can't tell hint this; you know (mite
well that you can't conscientiously
support him, and you are unhappy,
I know a nicelittle women who is
out hot foot every day buttonholing
her husband's friends and. pleading*
with them not to encourage. her man
to run for office.
"He got into the council once be-
fore, and neglected his business and
got into difficultiesand made a lot of
enemies and no friends. NVe were
getting along so nicely, When now he
wants to try it again. . ' •
&nee people can't stand prosperity
and there are folks who can't stand
public office. It puts thein off their
balance at once. These are the fellows
who might to be left at home --it will
be better for all concerned. . But some
of them are awfully decent chaps, and.
you hate to knif them,. They -book
i
so reproachfully.. at you, moaning,
"Thou tops Bru Sin " • - - . . -
Yes, we have reubles lanais world.
that we don't 'ring on ourselves.
—Tree KIIAM in TOronto. star.
Must Fly Only Union_
Jack on' Ontario
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. Crown Lands..
The 'banishment of foreign .flags
from Ontario's Proviuciai parks aud.
other Oroivn hipdswhereon touriets
and holiday seekers are 'wont tolocate
is: a regulation Which Will be shortly
adopted by the Governnieut. The
enactment will probably be • it Pint
of the .general park policy which Is
bow. in worse of preparation for the
Legislature. •
.
Some years ago., as • •resalt of the
protests of .certana ultra -loyalists, it
waadecreed that foreigntampers and
cottagers flying theurstingof the
country to which they 'belonged intest.
on Crpwn • land; have • the display.
sorinomited by the ITnion 'Jeck.
During the past seaeon, however, pro-
tests 'have beeo lodged by several
Canadians that their Aniericen sum-
mer - neighbors, with More loyalty
than eommon sense, have been decor-
ating their flag-poles:with mammoth
editions of "Old, Glory" capped by
miniature.and toy 'Union Jack.swhich
were -hardly visible. - • • • .
• The matter,- The Globe learns. was.
brotight •• td the attention of Hon.
Wank :Cochrane,. Minister of .:Lands,
.:Foiesta and Mines, and Hon. J. S.
•llendeie on .the occasion of their re-
cent visit te Algonquin Park. -AN'ith
ton view tO enoiding arty silly "nag
incidents," and consideratipn of
the „fact that. the district. is. Cronin
.property, the Ministers 'will, ib is Un-
derstood, reeenimeed ti regolatihn on -
der *Ishii no imago flee; may be dis-
played except by. an officially accredit-
ed representative of • his country. -.•By
the 'form .of his regulation any: dis-
crhuinatien is avoided. • .•
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WORK WANTED.—I WILL GO -OUT;
to wash or to do house work or
will, talie'washitig home to do; .Ap
ply to •Mrs. C. Carter,- eornee c
'Wellington and North streets
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
• a iCeurt will be held pursuant So
The Ontario Voters' 'Lists Act, ' by
, His Honor the Judge of elie County
Court of the • County of Huron 'at
the town • halhe 'Clinton, cin • Satur-
• day the 27th day of November., 1909.
ate° o'clock a. na,- to hear' and de-
' termine complaints of errors and.
omissions itt the, Voters' List otthe.
nunicipality QV 'Clinton • for. 1909.
Dated at 'Clinton this 11th day • of
November,' 1909.—D. •• . L. Macpbee-
son, Town. Clerk. •. • • • •• • .
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BOY -WANTED. ,—i30Y 10 • LEARN
• the Dry Skied business. • Must. , he
smart and willing to work.—Apply
...to . Tozer. saz. Brown. • •• • . 99
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THE COLLEGIATE flEPAIIT.
, The following pupils of the Clinton
Collegiate Institure obtained 59 per
cent. or over at the recent biononthly
examination. A. detailed report has
boon furnisned each pupil ; parents are
requested to carefully examine and
sign this report.
Vomit—It, Stewart 84.4, W. Doher-
ty 71,0, D. Courtiee 67.9, T. Sanders
61.6, R. Ball 61.3, W. Taanblyn 60.1, B.
Kay 59.4, J. O'Neil 57.9, IL Eleoat 37,
11. f..yons, 50.4, N. Chill 53.9, 0. Thomp-
son 55, A. May 53.7, J. Mitchell, 52,7,
M. Bamford 51, J. Scott 50.
Form 4—E. Stinson 00, M. Jones 02,
B. Cummins 01.2, 8, Copp 61, C. Kitty
55,5, R. Denhohn 53.2, P. Whitley 03,
J. Chidley 52,
Form 3—D.Oosens 06.1, H. Fair 50.3
H. Reid 50, J. McTaggart 58.8, D. Ball
57.9, B. Draper 55.5, M. Cullen 52, E.
Turner 51.1.
Form 2e—L Taylor 82,3, M. Lamont
70.2, I. Glenn 73.8, 3. Buchanan 72,0.
L. Smillie 70.5, C. Wise 68.3, M. Taylor
60.3, M. L. Manning 65,8, M. Jackson
04.7, H. Mtddleton 63.8., V. 13arge 62,9,
B. Walker 01.0, M. Maly 00.9, E. Lavis
00.5, R. Wise 00.1, E. Torrance 50.3, IL
eantelon 58,3, C. Diehl 55.9, E. Mus-
tard 45.8, R. Harland 54.3, A. Cooper
53.5,
Form 1—E, Holland 75.7, Harold
Turner 73.3, A. Weir 08,2, F. Simon
67.8, E. Lyon 67.8, Hattie Turner 67.1,
G. Draper 05.2. B. Hill 64.8, j. Aiken -
head 63.0, D. Barr 60.9, M, Shipley 60,7
0, Nicholson. 59,b, L. Ford 59,1, M.
Chown 58.6, A. Hoare 58.5, 0. Walk-
er 58, E. Johnson 57.3, F. Brown 50,7,
4. Brunsden 56,3, A, McConnell 55,9,
1. Miller 55.0, 0. Ball 54.8, E. Pattison
54.7, M. McAllister 54.1. V. Lobb 53,0,
H. Oantelon 53.0, I. Macdonald 52.5,
E. Leitch 52.1, R. Rice 51.4, L. Graig
51.1; 0, Paisley 51, R. Manning 50.8, F.
hltfaantit5.
i1101.!).0, bert
Car50.3, E. Gra-
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Auction Sale Register.
Saturday, Nov. 20th—Brick house,
on High street, Clinton, belonging to
R. Holmes, at 4 o'clotk, p. m. --Thos.
Gundry, auctioneer,
Saturday, Nov. 27th,. 2 p. m., at
the Cornmercial Hotel, Seafortle; •a
choice- 50 acre farm in Tuckersmithae
William and George Strong, execu-
tors ; Thos. Brown, auctioneer.
FARM FOR SALE.—ON THE LON-
• don Road,. one Mite southof Vlinton.
.132 acres, fine.. shape tor sropping;
• no bet ter • land , a ny where, fair
' Meat he sold as Owner cannot
work it. Will be sold cheap, or wifl
rent to a,. good • tenant.—II. Plum-
.... steel.
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FARIVI ' • FOR .SALE.—FOR SALEi
-the east half of Lot 21, Concession
4; L. R. S., Tuckersraith, containing.
• 50 acres: yhe land is all eleardd;
' well fenced and tIlllindrainA.. Theta,
are, on the premises A goo� ban'
barn and good stabling; a good
house and plenty of water—ene well
thehouse and ono at. the stable.
For further piarticulars on
premises, or addreSS George Deown.
lee, Seaforth P. 0, • 09*
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flOUSE . FOR SALE. EiGat
Rooms. Best loea,tion in -Clinton.—
Apply to W. BrytIone, • 87
WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED AS
MACHINE OPERATORS AND FOR
OTHER FACTORY WORK. GOOD
WA.GP.lS AND .STEADY EMPLOY-
MENT. WRITE tIS.--rrum MAN -
TON I<NITTIG CO. LTD., CLIN-
TON, ONT.
WANTED—I/ANT MAKER, ONE
that can make vests preferred, pric-
etit.00 all round. Good steady
position the year round—Apply to
Tozer Sr, Brown. 99
B.
Gibb
GROCER
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FIZESH FRUITS
Raisins, 'Currants, Dates, Figs, Peels,
Nuts, Oranges. Lemmas, ete.
Special prices in Crockery.
We carry all the best
brands of flour.
GIBB
Successor to B. A. McEwan
When You Buy
.Your New Watch
• You want to feel that
it is riglit; that you are
getting your money's worth.
Our prices arereilSOD eblp
and we gunrantee you per -
Let s'aisfactiGn, •
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Jeweler and Optician,
•• issuer of Marriage Licenses
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JOHN'
HENDERSON
WAS SO RUN DOWN
LIFE NOT WORTH LIVING..
A Few Bottles of Peruna• .
Restored Me to Health.
Mrs, John Betide rson,2 Overdale Ave.,.
Montreal, Oan., writes;
"I was much die tressed siith neuralgia,
and wag so run down that life was not •
worth ltving, I tried a greet many rem-
edies, but all to no effect.
"I met a friend of mine, and told her
of bay ailment, She advised me te trer
laer remedy, Parana.
"Although Ilad no faith in Peruna, .
took her advice, and am pleased to state
that the neuralgia bas entirely let 1 mese
end have gained so in health that I feel
just like my old self again.
"I am, enjoying th -sheet ot heisith. •
We have on file /Any thousand testi,
menials like the above. We can give
our readers only a slight glimpse of the
vast array of unsolicited endorsements
Driflartinan ie receiving, •
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FOR SALE.—A 6 OCTIVEI pIANO
cased • organ, beautiful • mahogany
case. Not in use more than • six
months. Will be sold reasonable . in
price and terms of payment can be
arranged to suit the purcha,ser.—
Wesley Walker.
OVEIBER
100 lbs Redpath's Gran. Sugar for $5.06
. 10 lbs • " " 1.00
14 lbs new selected Raisins for • 1.00
14 lbs new cleaned Currants 1.00 .
-NEW PEELS.
• . Lenton,: Orange and Citron; ;
mixedeat 15e per pound. •
• 71bs ker $1.00. •
New Cooking Figs at ... 5c per 'pound
New Dates ..... „ Per pound •
New Prunes at •10e per pound
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AU.C.TION.SALE
GOOD. 13:121CK 1-19USE•
in Clinton. -
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Tim solid briek.honse on 'High Street, Clio, (Th.
ton, formerly occupied by Mr. Hobert Holmes,
will be offered Per sale b3r,publio auction, otr
the promisee, at 4 pan .014 .
Saturday,, Nov. 20t1t, 1909
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. elle beige contains five rooms and kitchen •
• down -tit's; commodious front hall, With front
and hack stairway ; five bedroonis upstairs,. •
with bathroom, Frostmrnaf cellar under -whole
house. $230. fin nace. House is Wired for elec- • ,
trio light.
. The lot is half acre, and • runs through to
Townsend Street, A. few bearing apple and
parte tree,: ; ttisu alitindancio of raspberries.
Small stable. • Soft.water both insido and out
of house. .
The loention is ono of the finest and' most -
Convenient in town, being close -to the main
street, yet far enough away to avoid dust% eta.
anS43/30 wanting a tine, Comfortable home,
'this is a rare chance to secure 8a1110 at a rut-
sonatile.pri ve,
Thrifis and partiehlars made known an day
of sale, or on applieation to Mr. W. Iirydoile,
liarrlstor, Clinton.
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ROUT. Iron et Ms. • • THOS. trNDRIT,• '
Pi °printer, Toronto, Auctioneer
ei-ets•••lasete eta •4116N
$ Are You Satisfied
• °With the dollies yon have been getting ? ff not try us for your.
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THERE'S CLASS IN CLOTHINC TAILORED BIOS,
„ It doesn't look like a unifovin that everybody is wearing. There's
. a big indueement too when ;von site the goods 4111(i ask the Trice.
e Fell and Winter Stripe Worsted troneeriugs made to yintr order.
t' $8.00. A spevial Blue Sergeeuit, made to your melee $113.00.
1010 Shirts .W0 are able to get it few shirts hi advance from
the factory and will offer these regular $L25 shirts for -
: Agent for British AllterICAPI Cleaning and Dying Co , ttohtreal, .
0E0. W.. BARGE •
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$ MERCHANT TAILOR. ...'CLINTON I -
41frit&A‘,11.14ilio ilielii, gib. ith itio'iboilio-iii• lb. ‘111,1)
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