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VOL 40 NO. 15
°LINTON ONTARIO THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 29, 1910
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A serious aceadent took place on
Monday on the farm of Mr. Ben Wil-
• liams, Ith concession, of Usborne,
when Messrs Hy. Taylor, J. Treib-
ner and Geo.'Kerslake were engag-
ed in plastering a silo. They were
about 30 feet up when the scaffold
on which they were working, gave
way participating them to the
ground. 'Mr. H. Taylor received a
Compound 'fracture of his Ieft
-between the knee and the hip, the
bone protruding through the flesh.
His left .writ was broken and he
was also out and bruised about the
face, requiring stichee in several
places. He was unconscious for
'several hours and] is at present in.a
critical condition. The other gent-
lemen escapedserious injury, Mr.
Kerslake receiving a sprained ank-
le and u 'scalp wound, while Mr.
'Treibner received a sprained ankle.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.'Tay-
lor. Mrs. Taylor is also ill at
'present ,.
Constance
Corn cutting and threshing is the
order of the day.
Miss Nell Sutherland, of Sea -
forth, spent Sunday with her par-
ents.
Miss McMillan, of Vancouver, B.
C., 'is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Wm.
McIntosh. -
Mrs. R. B. Rogerson entertained a
number of.theI ladies on Monday
A HIGH-CLASS SCHOOL
,afternoon.
Miss Edith Anderson, of Wawa -
nosh is visiting her 'cousin, Mrs.
Wni. Britton.
Sunday being Rally Day the
church Vas 'nicely decorated with
flowers. Bev. Mr. Osterhout prea
ched to the children.
Seatorth
One 'Of the most successful fairs
aVer held in Huron County was ear..
tied through Friday at Seaforth.
The weather was anything but Pro -
Prising all 'morning, but towards
noon the donde lifted, and the aft-
ernoon was ideal for a fair. At 3
o'clock the *rounds were literally
packed with People, and the direct-
ors were Well pleased. The exhi-
bit lin /horses was of the best, &s-
pecially in heavy classes, and some
very fine Matched teams Were
shoWn. The tattle show, especi-
ally in 'short Horns, was very cre-
ditable indeed. Mr. McKenzie, Mit
ehell; Smyllie, of Hensall, and R.
Charters, Seaforth, werethe prin-
cipal winners, and their fine anim
als drew to large crowd. The ex-
citement during the judging was in
tense, the judge finding it difficult
to place 'the winners, Hogs and
sheep Were ih good class but tfew,
in num.ber» In poultry there was
%large exhibit, and some good .ones
too. Mr, W. Carter, Constance; J.
;W. Ortwein,Hensall ; Daly & Son, of
Seaforth; and Douglass it Son, of
Mitchell,, Were 'the principal ex-
hibitor. Henry Carter, Egmond-
ville won first on a fine 2 -year -old -
colt. Mr. Jackson, Brussels, show
'ea a ( well -matched agricultural
team'. John J. Flannery, Seaforth,
won fix st money on, a 'beautiful pair
of greys in the general purpose
class with J. Decker, Zurich, a good
second. James Pair, Clinton, has
fine Pair. and *will be in the Money
James Scott, Cromarty, showed a
magnificent team in Clydes, well
Matched, with good action and
style. They won 'ars% at Exeter
and 'Mitchell, one of there beating
the sweepstakes Mare of the West
ern Fair, James Hamilton, Clinton,
showed the best ;matched team on
the 'grounds. In roadsters there
Was a Ifine turn -out. In the Palace
the exhibit was not large, bat of
excellent quality. Field roots and
garden stuff Were all that could be
desired. 'Fruit was 'a small exhibit,
plums and pears beating out the
apples in quality. Ladies work and
fine arts were nicely arranged, and
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Made a ltreditable showing. G. A. land recorataend that each charge
Styles Matt Chesney & Archibald. upon the District engage In Ser-
Seaforth, niado a fine displayin I vices to 'cover three f3undays, one
stoves; M. Broderick in harness; in Charge Of the aator, one In
SteWaDt Bros. in ladies and gentle- charge of a neighboring Pastor,tind
men's ready-made garments. Cut one in 'Charge of a Lay Man With
flowers was the finest exhibit in the pastor present the appeal 'Lobe
the building, and • taade a very made in the way deemed most ad -
beautiful effect, having some of the visable
other 'exhibits for a 'background. In 'answer to a question 14 re -
The Broadhagen, Band tarnished gard the di•vision of S.S. Contribia-
the music 'which was much rap- tions 'to missions, between the gen.,
predated lby the large moVid nre- mat tunde aJ
'and W. M.S. ReV. J. E.
Sent, Ford who was a dellgate to general
off ,..0•• •••.Conference, Stated that the divls-
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i011 be made 'by the General
Board 'and (not 'by the Local 'B.S.
The Rev'. Mr. Turnbull preached authorities.
the children services In St, An-, Each minister is made responsible
thews on 'Sunday West. for Educational Services on his
The Atkinson family of Detroit oWn charge. T -S, Snowden, Ph. B.
have returned to .that city after financial secretary.
spending the summer here,
'is
on the rapid course of 'construct -
The house 'of Chas. Ferguson Bayfield Fah'.
iontoukt is igoing to 'be a magnific-
ent 'dwelling.
The RSV. Mr. Yelland will ton- A Success.
duct services in the Methodist
church for the next six months,
and as Rev. Mr, Yelland Was a for- -
met pastor of 'Oats church and was Fine Day and a Good
very popular. It is no doubt his
return will be greatly appreciat— Crowd.—Good Class
ed.
Of Horses Shown.
Barfield
Stanley
The farmers on the line have be-
gun to 1111 their silos.
Misses A. 'Erma Diehl and Irene
Pearson, left' for Stratford Normal,
Monday rivorning.
Mrs. P. Campbell has returned to
her home after a short Visit to
friends in Chicago and Detroit.
Mr. William Makins caretaker of
Bairds Cemetery had the telephone
installed, into his house this Week.
The cemjent 'abutments of the
bridge oVer Graham's creek have
been finished for some time, butthe
steel top is not yet put on.
Mrs. William 'Glen and Mrs, W.
McBeth,, Who have 'been visiting
friends and acquaintances in 'the
Western PrOvinces and Ontario for
Pthe past mpnths returned to their
respective homes during the first
of the week,
' Londesboro '
The Blyth Telephone Co. are busy
putting up poles near 'this village
this week so that we inay have
'Phones in use in a short time. •
The Annual meeting of the Hul.
lett branch Bible 'Society will be
held in Burns Church on the even-
ing of Oct. 4th. The Rev. Mr.Hass-.
ard will be in attendance to ade
dress the 'meeting. .
' Millinery Opening Friday and
Saturday this week at the Em-
porinm. •
Eggs are 'soaring in price
a -Gent •
John 'Grainger had a new barn
raised on Thursday but about half
the size of the one that was burnt.
Large congregations were in at-
tendance at Burns and Knox
Churches last Suriday to welcome
Mr and Mrs. Pearcy., . .
nointpsville •
The regular Monthly meeting of
the Womens Institute will be held Miss Francis Potter spent the
on 'Thursday afternoon Oct. 6th .at week at Leebern.
2.30 o'clock par., at the home of Miss Sara 'Nesbitt spent a few
'Mrs: Joseph Manning. Subject days at Geo. (Tebbult's, last week.
"Games and Home amusements" Miss Belle Martin, 'Tuckersmith,
taken by Mrs. James Woodman. All ' is visiting her sister Mrs. Lew
ladies are eordlally invited to at- 'Tebbutt.
Quite a number from here attend=
satin or velvet hire Wickrinre, Miss he lease,' an are ' ,folloWing any . ,
Dp'Jarnieson land hirbrother have
contracted 'fel. teVenty thousand. ti.B4Oss; Best Picture Huron florty 'suggestive 'clue in the hopes of Sunday evening to hear Mrs. Hum-
1Si. e r011ers with 'Mitchell' brother scenery Miss K Ito s s„ Mrs _eat; gaining, smile definate information 1311*re:sing. • ' .
Burnt work Miss K Bogs: *es Wiek• which may assist in tracing the dal- .
of lueknow, in Eastern Ontario.'
The Provincial detectiVes The anniversary services in con -
*ire; :Collection of. curtosittes *19S , prit.
eenVieeseta.the--;-:-Methodist,.01e , 00,..-z.f..PLANT PLATS.' 'There was A large attendance last : ...i.„.:._ ..„.,„ .. ot.,_040::,,ttaltLni:o: azvinci:uesit .Avoe, ::eecivitiocne:L.thlist,:hoefethodi_ist,rweli,uprvich;,
Sunday at the Sunday School rally Howle,,Mise K Rose! .. : . .. .:hayebeen wired for to ;'t aka therge here; *ill be held - next Sunday;
. • '''-' • 'be tvelajloy.ctieginet Relines Mon- 'mil • ' - . ` •
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Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week were the days 'set for bayt-
field fair. .The inside department
was well tilled there . being over
570 exhibits in 'the Hall. Wednest.
day turned oat fine and a large
crowd gathered for the afternoon
performance. The class of horses
was heavy this year and judges
Wallis, Archibald and Wilson had a
long afternoon of it ,,not finish-
ing 'till 'after 6.00 o'clock.
A runaway caused a little .excit-
merit but no damage was done.
In the free-for-all race, Jas. Rey-
nolds bike broke and he had to
take 'thir d position in the race
but took 'second money, following
were the heats and drivers :-
J. J. Merner, Zurich 1 3 1 1
Jas, Reynolds Clinton 2 12 3
Jas. Jarrott, Hill's Green 3 2 3 2
The Clinton Citizens Band suppli-
ed the music during the afternoon
and in the evening the London
Harpers and Jae. Donghty, Comic
Singer, Toronto, gave aconcert in
the Q'own Hall to • large crowd.
The Gate receipts Including mem-.
berships,will amount to over $350.
• The officers and ' the obliging
secretary,' G. E. Greenslade, saw
that everything was carried out in
first-class order.
Following were the prize wieners.
MANUNACTURES
Girl Murdered
At Oodekich.
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Lizzie Anderson Found
With tier Throat Cut
Miss Anderson Attended the Goderich
Fair Last Week, and Had Been
Missing Since Tuesday — Signs of
Desperate Struggle.
The mysterious disappearance of
Lizzie Andereon, the seVenteen-
year-old daughter of Wesley And-
erson, of Saltford, Was solved Sun-
day morning by the finding of her
dead body, with her throat slashed
from ear to ear. 'That a most dare -
'tar dly murder had been committed
is evident by 'the surroundings of
place where the crime occurred.
Nearly every stitch of clothes had
been torn from the body. -
Attended 'Goderich Fair.
The unfortunate girl had come
'from her home In Saltford, a little
village across the River Maitland,
to ,attencl the 'fall fair at Goderich
last Tuesday afternoon, promising
to return home in the evening.
Early in he evening a boarder at
their Saltford home met the young
girl, and asked to accompany her
to accompany hira•home,_to which
she replied that she. would notleaVe
before 9 o'clock. Her brother wait
ed for her the main exit, but
failed to notice her on the way out
The ',girl (not returning home that
night led Ito great anxiety, and im-
mediate search was instituted by
the family. The fear that she
might have been persuaded bysome
of the Midway performers 'to leave
town led! to a search 'bylthe local
police in 'the neighborhood where
fall fairs. Were In progress. No
trace could be found, however, and
information las 'to her whereabouts
was not 'forthcoming from those
who had been in' conVersatuion
with her on the fair grounds 'that
evening.
The Shocking DiscoVeiy.
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Sundaymorning a serching party
of four including the father, Made
a careful investigation of the sur-
rounding banks and empty build-
ings, and 'passing to the south , of
the Exhibition grounds, 'decided to
look into Ian empty house just a-
cross the Street, when, to the hor-
ror of the leader, on toping into
the cellar from the outside en-
trance the mutilated, body of the
girl Was 'found lying across .the
floor.
etreinglelight-harness-John--Tiffeti- nf /1P.F...nlein).era-of.,the.seareh
Set double heavy harness,John Tiffet; big partycivere immediately sum-
skien twisted yarn Jas Sterling..1'0bn The‘father was prostrated
Reid; Skien wullen yarn. ten kuots or with -grief when he saw the body.
over John Reid, J Bro w n e 11; CoP TWD the party hurried' to ap
lection of flanuela JK Wise, T 13rou- ,pride the police of the crime. While
nett.
the others stood guard over •the
house until Crown Attorney Seag-
er arrivedto take charge of affairs.
The body was removed to therm-
dertaker's, -while the 'clothing was
left on the scene until examined -
by ith:e 'jury, which inspeeted the
emises 'Monday afternoon.
Policattre Working.
7.00 o'elock until 'after midnight.
Nothing of a .sensational character
developed at the inquest. Several
of the Jardine 'brothers -were ex-
amined and they all told different
stories as to their movements on
the night of the murder,
Winglitam.
A serious runaway accident oe-
du red near 'here Friday last rer
milting In the death of josePhtdolr
ex -Reeve of the township of Cul-
rOss, Mr. Moir, 'who lived about
fiVe. miles oat in the country, WAS
driving into town, when his horse
took fright at an automobile some
little distance ahead. The horse
turned suddenly in the road,throw-
ing Mr. Moir front the buggy, 'tie
leaves a Ifamily of several sons and
daughters.
Mullett
Mr. and Mrs. Wan: Stevens spent
Tuesday *Rh 'the hitters cousin In
Cutting torn is now the 'order of
erred this 'week.
the day.
WM, lifeCool has had a Well deep-
Misekdatha Waynionth, Is spendk
ing a 'Week with her friend Miss
I. Harrison, Saltford,
John Stanbury, Of London. road,
spent Saturday and Sukiday with
his cousin Mrs. J. Stevens 'Landes -
bora.
Miss Essie Mahe is learning 'dress
making in Clinton.
Miss Clive iChurchil has taken a
trip to see her sister Mrs. 'Harrison.
of Detroft.
Geo. CarloW who'has been with
Wtni Taylor' (for 'the past 2 years
has gone to other parts.
Mrs. WM. Farquhar spent .Tues-
day with Londesboro friends.
Mr, 'and' Mrs, Wm. Vodden and
Grace are spending a Week 'with'
relations in Pordwich and Her-
risctooinr.ection.
he Auction Sale
of the Cffullett farm, at the Corn -
met dal Hotel, fast 'week, tvlitch was
purchased by IMr. P. Quigley, was
sold by Mr. Thos. Brown, and not
by Thos. IGundry,• as stated in the
New Era last Week. This was an
error on (the part of the reporter,
• Married.- At Seaforth, on Wed-.
nesday, September 21st, the mar-
riage was solemnized of Miss Nese
sie Crich Ito Mf: Charles Glew, of
Hullett. The 'ceremony was pert -
formed at the home of the bride.
but owing to the very recent ber-
eavement in $th efamily, it was a
very quiet wedding.
• Colborne Township
Mr. Conrail' Schwanz of Okla-
hamla Is visiting With Ms brother
Mr. M. Schwanz. • "
Miss Amanda •Durst returned
home on Sunday after a weektivis-
t=with 1-14ea-de4a-Rallett.
'Miss Olive Cluff spent a few days
in Bayfleid- last 'week. ••
Mr. Hugh Hill has taken the ton-
traet of fleoring the ,bridge at
Benmiller.• 0
ART WORK
Pencil drawing Mrs G. Forest, J
Howie; ()rayon. drawing Mrs Wick-
wire, Mrs Forreat; Watercolor paint-
ing Mrs Wickwire, G Forest; Oil
painting Mrs llo e, G Forest;
Kensington painting F (4 Forest, Mrs
Wickwire; Lustre painting Miss K
tend: . Ross, J G Forest; Painting on silk, The local are working On
This
is the Powder that's
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for
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W. A. McConnell,
Chemist and Druggist
noronme.,
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/ Time to Think /
As the cold, dirty weather ati.- ol
$proaches, it will be wise to
think how you were last year,
were you all run down? Did
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you catch cold easily, and did
the cold • hang on nearly all
. winter ? This year, be wise ;- $
• Get a bottle of
REXALL
Wine or Cod Liver Oil
$It will build up your system, $,
and ward off those awful'colds,
th.iatt,suntdheermbienset yotausrtehieeassIth,c od
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$ $1.00 per large bottle
$ W S R Holmes
Phm B.
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$. Manufacturing Chemist,
a+."Aloit#444/trwiolviniS
Rev. Osterhont • 'assisted by
Lyon, the Sunday Schoo,1 Superm-
WP' ...n.'eveson, Dr Medeatif; Boniest 'of tlow- are deeply Anterested over the
ay _, 1 : e . red ela s
Courtice and 'hit 2.36 p.m by Rev.
'",ge", ari. ovaile the .nigut, was Ford, Clinton. The Choir will fur -
ere, small Mrs G. H. Elewsoo, Dr.t.ted-
nish 'special music. The contributi-
tendant. Six Members of the
cradle roll (were baptized at the calf; Collection Dahlias Mrs ,G, ii.
right, no one in thaa_leighborhood ions'to aid in payment of new.roof
Hewson. Dr Medcalf; Coll e a t i o n ot
•Deept T have ncoi heed any. un
morning service.. Pansies Mrs G. 11. 11 e w e e n, J. S.
eor hear any cries' fromlis'llhael on ehurch.. Everybody Weleome.
Mx s:' .1'.. Hartley, of Clinton, visited Howie; Collection Geraniums Mrs G. 'DPI - 0
The' Anniver sary 'services and Metcalf; Col iection Fuschias Pars Hew Sign -s of Struggle;
11, Hewson 'Collection Gladiolus Dr gir . •
Godt rich
over Sunday with friends here.
'Mr. R. C. Clarke, of Guelph, spent
last week with 'his sister, Mts. S.
Lee, 'Goderich.
The 'Inquestinto the 'death 'of
Colin MeIvor, 'drowned, off the hr -
on 1Tuesday of last week, ,will re-
sunie on Friday evening, in the
townhall, at 7.30 o'clock. The jury
Tuesday Morning viewed the re-
mains, which Were given up by
Lake Huron at six -o'clock Monday
evening. Afterward a medical ex-
amination (took place. One side of
the head Is badly shattered, and
the whole 'body has been affeeted
by the action of the water. Mc -
Ivor was drowned 'from a fishing
yeah,' while out with Alex. McLean
and Reuben Sallows. Owing to the
mystery surrounding the circum-
stances 'of the tragedy, a thorough
investigation is promised. Follow-
ing .is 'the jury, some members of
which me serving aIso-in the Ancli-
er son 'cage :-F. J. Pridham (fore --
Man), Peter McFarlane, George
Runt, James Logan, Robert Elliott,
James Holland, 'William L. McLean,
William towersey, G.H. • Green, F. ,
3. Butland, Dr. L. M. Mabee, Edwin
Chem ion,and James Mitchell.
1Iullotit
A peculiar 'accident occured at 1
2.30 Monday afternoon, When the
hotel 'busses were coming down .
East street, filled with passengers
from' the 1.50 Grand Trunk train.
The driver of the Bedford omnibus
drew up 'suddenly to speak to the
driver ot the mail wagon going to
the 'depot. and the man on the
Fowl 'Slipper Of ' the lilIethodist, son, Collection Foliage Plants F. Kee-
gan, Mrs Hewson; Collection House Miss Anderson was very slight
Plants Mrs tiewson, Collection Asters and, in fact, of a siekly disposition,
Th3S. Cameron, DrMedcalf; Collection but 'with a determination which
GioxaniaMrs Hewson. Thos; Cameron would deeply resent any 'attack of
Collection Begonias F. Keegan, Mrs brutality and the appearance of the
Hewson; of the cellar floor gives evidence
DAIRY PRODUCE of a /desperate struggle -
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Table salt butter, 50 pounds or over, The ather is a laborer in Saltford
and lives in .an old frame hotel at
R W Delgaty, Thos' Stilwell 25 lbs. eke east.. end of Maitland bridge,
salt butter; John Reid, R Penhale ; 10
lbs. butter for table use. R. W. Delgaty uanrutmobfetrhoef hitoalsiaenbleaibnogrerresn, tweadrkto.
T work -
Reid
; 5 lbs butter table use Jno a
Reid, R. Penhale • Cheese, home made 'Mg on the 'electric railway.
J IC Wise • 2 bottles homemade wine, . Superintendent J. E. Rogers of
S Huston, 'Mrs G' 11 Hewson ; Honey the Provincial police Was notified
in comb, A Brown, L Beatty ; Honey of the finding of 'the body by the
in jar, S Cleave, R Brown; collection County Crown Attorney and de -
of Honey, R Brown, L Beatty; Loaf of spatched Inspector Wm. Greer to
Mime made bread, T Stilwell, R G Reid conduct an investigation.
Quart of maple syrup, S Huston, E A' Blanket Found.
Westlake. • ,Shortly after Midnight, after the
GRAIN AND SEEDS inquest into the circumstances Bur -
2 bus 'white winter wheat, G A COO- rounding the death of Lizzie And -
per, .1 K Wise ; 2 bus red winter wheat er son had [been .adjourned until
svMhBearet,thiotturrg,eWwBhitBert
atotelees;. 2bus spring next Wednesday-, Inspector Greer
small white and 'Chief Postlethwaite went to
pea.s.'M Brethour, .7 K Wise; 2 bus 0
rmved barley, J K Wise, (1 0001)er
2 bas 2 rowed barley, 3 K Wise, M Bre
thour ;2 bus white oats, and black oats
M Brethour, J IC Wise ; 1 bus timothy
seed, J K Wise M Brethour ; 2 bus
speltz, M Brethour, J K Wise ; 6 ears
yellow corn, Snowden Bros., R Pen -
hale ; 6' ears dent corn, Snowden Bros.
E Middleton ; 6 ears sweet corn, Jas
Campbell, John rough ; 6 ears any
other variety, R Penhale, Snowden
Bros.
church will .be held 'Thanksgiving.
time:
Mrs. Hudson •California and Mrs.
Watt,Toronto, spent the 'week
with' their brother Mr. Jas. Cadwell.
Mrs. Geo. Longman, '• /spent 'the
past Week 'With her son. F. 'Pang -
man, London.
Mrs. S. Lee, and Miss Mabel Lee,
of ',Goderich; spent Monday at the
home of Mr. William Lee.
The Marriage was solemnized of
Miss Della Irene Reeb. eldest clingh
ter 'of /Mr. and Mrs. William Rteb,
Port Colborne, to the Rev. Waiter
Talmage Pearcy; M. A., of Londes,-
borot., Ont., k son of Mr. and Mrs.
David Pearcy, Toronto, • The Rev;
Rev. J. L. Small, B. A. of.13lyth, was
the officiating clergyman. The
house was prettily decorated, and.
the bridal arch was of asters; roses
palms and Terns. The bride, who
was given away by, her father,wore
ivory duchess satin with garniture
of Brussels lace and pearl trimming
A tulle veil hemmed' with pearls
and arranged con the hair in the
formArof a juliet cap with aacoronet
of lillies ofthe valley, was also
worn. Miss Jennie and Miss Ger-
trude, sisters of the bride, acted as
bridesmaids, The groomsmen
Were Mr. George W. Pearcy, broth-
er of the groom, and the Rey. Per-.
cival W. Spence, R. A., of Toronto.
The going -away dress was of navy
'blue, with hat to match. Mr, and
Mrs. Pearcy have arrived home and
are occupying the manse..
Goderiah District
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The Morrish ClothingCo .
" A Square Deal Por Very Man
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FRUIT
*( hunches grapes, collection of grap.
es, Mrs Howson collection of apples 5
Financial Meeting. of each variety, 1) 0 Galbraith, Fall ep
pies 4varieties 5 in each, D 0 Campbell
M Brethour . collection winter tipples,
Jas Stiffing;)31)-Galbraith ; collection -
of pears, T Brownell, F Iteegan ; plate
fall pears, 3 Whiddon, J Sterling;platc
of winter pears. P. Keegan, John M.
(Mure : 16 peaches, R. Petthale, R W
Delgaty ; plumes or prunes, Dr Met-
calf, D 0 Galbraith ; Baldwins,I) 0
Galbraith, Sterling ; Northern Spies
Sterling, -J D Galbraith : Yellow
crabs. Snowden Bros ; King of 'romp -
king, D 0 Galbraith, Jas Sterling. : red
crabs, D C Campbell J W Reid ; (reen
Inas, Jae Sterling, F Middleton ; Rib -
..ton pippins, I) 0 Galbraith : 20 ounce
The Phianeitir blitriet 'Meeting o
the 'Goderich District met in the
'Holinesville Methodist thurch on
'Thursday, Sept. 22nd at 10 a.m.
ROT. D. Rogers, Chairmanoof the
District- present, and eleven
ids and seven laymen answered
the Roll Call.
The list of 'Superatinuatien and
general 'conference funds had not
been received but each 'minister
will be notified as to the amount of
personal and Circuit Assessment
y Bet r Dr. Griffin.
In the Lay mens Missionary Cam- pippins, D 0 Gall r xith, M Biothour
paign. /T was resolved we hearti- Wagners, 5 Hugion, F Middleton
ly endorse the proposed Cantimign continued on page 4
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Brophy's undertaking establish-
ment,b where 'the girl's clothes are
being kept for the purpose of com-
paring the blood on a blanket
found in Swatz's livery with blood
found in the clothing worn by Liz-
zie A.nder son. 'This blankett was
found in the livery stable Tuesday
night, and was in a rig which Was
returned to the 'stable by a local
laWyer here, who was asked to take
it 'back by someone he does not
know.
The Post-Mortera.
The post-mortem examination
held Tuesday afternoon proved
that the 'girl was struck over the
forehead by a flat stick or board be
was cut. The body
was so badly 'decomposed that -It
Was impossible to 'tell exactly what
had taken place, but the doctors
know there was no struggle 'before
her throat • wascut, else 'there
would have been more blood splash
ed. on (the Walls of the teller, and
the body Would have been covered
With it. They expressed the opin.1-
1031 that the girl was stunned be-
fore beingcarried into the cellar
and was then laid on the floor and
while there (the murderer just
stooped over her and gashed her
throat. Their report was not read
lat. the inquest, which lasted 'from
During. the remainder
of ale fruit seasori, will
• continue to " RED- •
PATH'S. extra granulat-
ed Sugar at ••
i7 lbs. for 11..01.)
Ioo •lbs for 5.35
Tomatoes, Fleaches; . •
•• Plums andPears
7 H--'71riikfrirefdallr
....owgiL,
THE HUB piocER.
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grazing the knees of Nelson Wilk-
inson, a Toronto newspaper Man,
and other 'passengers. The door
David bus, close behind, was unable
'to stop his heavy rig in time. The
Dole was forced: through 'the trear
doxr of the Bedford tonveyance,
continued on page 4
I• "S.11-04 fflrand" represents
the highest Standard procurable
in Olive Oil. Bulletin No. 111
from the Inland Revenue depart• -
ment indicate that in .108 samp-
les examined only 66 were genu-
inc Olive 011. , Two samples of
• Si-nHe-,)-N were pronounced gen
u
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ages. t pints 35c; 1 pint 65c; 1
quart
h$7.2e5.it in original pack•
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• Pure French
Olive Oil
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incorporated 1835
eapital, rim ver :1 $3,500,000
• Rest Fund, a $3,850,000
Bus 80 Branches in Canada, and Atrots and orrespondents in all
the Principal Cities in the World.
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