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CLINTON, ONT4.RIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER i4tliv, l907
1Q News -Record and Weekly Mail and Envire to end of 1908 for $1,25.
Whole Number
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1 The Sovereign Bank of Canada ;
- HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
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Paid up Capital 000 000. ••
. PAYE SPECIA.L ATTENTION TO
SAVINGS.'' 'ACCOUNTS °
Interest Paid 4 Times a Year 0
E. R. DEWAkii, Manager.
Clinton and Eiruc.efielcl
MANY HAPPY RETURNS.
James Fait', born in 'Clinton on
November llth 38,67.
ON ALL pAGNS.
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EVery page of The News-R:mord'has
much interest. See pages 2, 3 and
six, for instance, apd you are • • res-
pectfully invited to make. compariesons
between, The 'People's Pape r and any.
other eirculated in thie county, •
AN Aopip...rur,1
Mrs, le, Murphy of Goclerieli town-
ship riset-with--ratlaer a eereausele ace
cid.ent on Friday last. Shei was ase
siting le Attlee a pipe and while
standing on the stove the lid slipped
and 'sbe fell heavily. A table interVen-
ed and upon this she struck and was
so severely injered. that .a debtor jiad
to he summoned, She suffered much
pain'but fortunately no bones were
litoken and she is expected to be ar-
ound again as usual en e few days'
WILLIS CHURCH.
The subject at the Christain En-
deavor on Mondey evening was
“Weittetl, igen for Gideon.'s Band" and
was taken by- Allies Macjiberson after
width gr. A. Cook sang a solo in
his usual pleasing manner. Next Mfl
day night it has been, arranged Go
spend an evening with '"Terinysen."
There will also lee songs mid recita-
tions given by :zee* • of the young
people . of the church: AII •the young
people are cordially invited to ettend
these meetings. . •
Rev.. Mr Hackney, who supplied dur-
ing Mr. Stewarths absence in the
seminar,' conducted the services, ,both
morning -and evening., Mr.. Haelcriefs
sermons are always apprdciated • by
the people of Willis church. Bev.' gr.
Armstrong:of, Toronto is es:Noted to
preach mit Sunday. , . '
BOT A HOME: . .
Mt. Eli koltzhatiet .has bottglit the
Gill property in the north-westera
a es ee ere ek ess jesies, _KALI...ft, part of the • town, paying therefer
jtasteeteeta444elfailrefffeeflieleePirfeelegentoorePP•P•regt•Vememe"rew $600 at wbich et Should be dirt cbeaP.
• Mr., W. David, section foreman on
1 The Sterling, Bank of Canada
Head Office, Toronto . . ID
F. W. BROUGHALL, General Manager. lie
Board of Dlieetors. . •
3 President, G. T. Somers, Pres, Canada Grain Co. ' Vice -President,
W. S. George, Pres. Standard Silver Co, H. W. Aikins, M.D., F.R.C.S.
Treasurer Medical Council for Ontario. W. D. Dineen, Pres. W. &D. •
3• John Dineen Co. Ltd, Sydney Jones, Pres. JonesBros, Mfg. Co.
C. Eaton, Pres. T. Eaton Co., Ltd. Noel'Marshall, Pres. Standard •
Fuel Co. Ltd. O. W, Spencer, General Manager Mackenzie Man ,fte
•eRailway Systems, J. H. Tilden, Pres. Gurney -Tilden Co.;Ltd. • 11e.
BAYFIELD BRANCH open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
VARNA BRANCH open Tuesdays,lbursda.ys and Saturdays Air
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: Special attention given to farmers business in all branches Sale notes • is
-cashed or collected. Interest paidquarterly on savings accountb.
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WM. BEATTY; Local. Manager
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HEADYPAADE • it. • OiluEREO
CLOTHING
r. 014THING
November Specials
he B..& G., has, bought gr, Silas
Bevis' ene piece end .entered into pas-
eeseione Mr. David Was fee 'many
years foremaii:at, Belgra,ve end a year
'ago was moved to Hensel where he
bought .a houee. From there he. was
eransferred to London • where he was
made .torentaniri the yards, hut , not
caring for the job; he was given
chatge. of the secte'oe: hefe. 'He bought
a house in London, lett managed, , to
,dispoSe,c1 it ep this. will 'be his third
purchase In twelve months. He .`na
noW so -comfortably .located feet he
intends 'milking this his abiding -plaPe.
WESLEY CHURCH. ' .
The sacrentent of the •Lord's1supper
was -'administered at the morning sere
Neee jju Wesley church last Sunday and
east everiing elte cpiareerly board met,
Net Sunday the S. S: -anniversary:
Seevices' will be held. Rey. S. T.,
Bartlett4fNI. • H. will
coedueteill- threeserVices: Mr: Beet-
• lett es associate secretary of Se
eke EpWoith Leaguend heeechaege
01 the weekIn",the meritirrie•provuiu
cese Twentrfive 'Years' ; ago he was
station -ed- in Clinton as .pastor . ofthe
'Ontario semet church., .
' On Monday evening next 'there will
be a maps meeting cif the Leagues and
it is :expected that the local orgaleiea-
tions will le joined jeined by memberee of
CHEAPER INSURANCE.-
. An itiS'urance ef $7,000 has'beeit ere,
•eseted on the town hell and et alowe,r
premium by fifty mete than was pre-
veouely paid on $6,000.. The yeduce
tion evaa brought about by Councillpi
Cooper, the chairman of the property
-committee, '
A BARGAIN.
3. We are going to, offeei'Or the balanCe of Nove,n1,.-- stireounding Leagees ae well -
ber some Extra Good values in Seasonable Goods
which should of inte'rat to every cilarewc1 ',Buyer.
at this season of the Year. Qty Stook ,is COAI•
PLETE • in all tines, which should make- bUying
easy.fOr any Man •or Boy requiring anything in
Men,s Wear.
tute Who obtained over 50 per cent
of -the possible marks at the October
examinations. A detailed report
• showing tee masks ire each sublect,
tlae..stankling. thri" class, jettend-
ance, etc, hds been , furnished each
Pupil for:'the information. of patents
ot guardiarts who are requested to see
that it is •signed and reterried prdmpt-
ly. The' next reports' will be issued
After the December examinations.
Form 5—William McQueen. 61, L.
Mackay 57.1, Curtis Stonenian 55,0,
R. Kitty 544, Bert Stoneman 53.6,
Eva Stothers 50.6,,W, D. Swan 50.6
Form 4—D. Stewart /6.7e R. Nod -
den 72.9; F. Lucas 0, 0, Opp ;65.0;
H. Moat 634, S. Ease 62.4, E. Care
'Acton; 61:8, Pearson 54i3, lee Tighe
51.3, B. IVIcEwee 54.1, A. Green 53.4,
J. McConeell 51.2, A. Davidson 51,2,
S: Ross 51,17 Leelerown 50,0, S.
a •
Holmes '50.5,
Form 3.--A. Gunn 85, D. HoeS 75,
1. Courtice 70.4, B. -M4Taggart
M. Hohne8 63.1, J. Scott 62.4, M.
Illegath 60.9, J. Wiseman 00.7,
Weir.60, W.- Sraillie 59.8, id. Wilt•sie
58.5, A. Mieldleton 56.5, C. Andrew8
.55.0, I. Millar 55, M. Herman 43.6,
A. Challenger 53,4, 11. Stinson 51,1,
C. Macpherson 50.5, .3, Cantelott 504l,
M. Itansford 50.
Form. 2-0, fl, Xerr 69, Mabel Tut!.
ner 42, D. Taylor 62; Xilty 42,
M. Brown 01, Jessie WNW, 60, J.
Chidley 58, M. Copp 57, L. Woodman
57, He Chant H. Reid 54, • J.
Oriel' 50, Percy Whitley 54, S. Carl-
ing 54 F. Elliot& 52, D. nollowalt 61.
nein Draper 50; Illargaret Torritneet 50
Forte 1-11e1en Fa1e'71.6, J- Lands"
'borough 69.8, Ceire „ McGuire 64,4,
Jean Mdraggart 664, Gladys Centel. -
on 61.1, Ja.clison 61,8; A, Trick.
60.4, Agnes Irwin 60.ectiatold Kett
60, Edna notlaway 58•.9, Tracey El -
coat 57.8, L. Tteid 51, E. Turner 5(1.9
Wilbur Ford 50.7, Willie 'Hall 5631
Elva Lavie 56, Myrtle Tiplady
L. Wesnienn 53.7, Jean Stevenson 52,
..Do.rothy all
On Sundae m. and afterePon the
meeic -will be furnished by 'the choir
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•Of the tehool under tee leadership of
Mr: :B.• p. Sibley.. •
COLLEGIATE, REPORT. I
The following list includes the names
of All puPils of the Collegiate Instie
A nuneme have already availed Item,
'set:Yes of the offer of The News -Roe.
ordi and the Weekly Mail and Empire to
the end of 1908 for the grain spin of
L25.. It is- not -Plied that so. much
good reading is given for so little
money. Renew early and take advan-
tage of' tliis offer
ONT. ST. CHURCH. •
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The eneiversaxy services held in the
One. street church tat Sunday were
largely attended particularly -in the
'evening when the church was prowded,
The choir, tee usual, renaered splendid
seevice. In the evening the anthem
Was. "elark, Hark My Soul" and the
quartette, "Now the Day Is Over."
The preacher was Rev. Mr. Rogers of
Seaforth, who gave two eloquent dis-
courses, The collections amounted, ,to
$600 which will be further supplement -
by parties present so as to
reach the reileired. amount, $750. •
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THE FIFTH CUT.
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yr.. Samuel 7 Stewart of Winfield,
Kansas, sends us a, sample ef his frith
cut thin season, of alfalfa. • He did
not, of eeurse, by so doing mean to
put us in • ah. envious 'flood, for the
farmers up this way have not by any,
eneans been • cuttingealfale for the
fifth time, ' Mr, Stewart, who by the
way, waS forinerly. a reeident Cif Stan-
ley, toweseiti also sends Us copy' of
the `Nilsen° or WinAeld and in fieriu-
ing we notice that the fa,rm.of that
ecitemunitY: ere So' 'infested With coy-
• cite that a bounty is to be offered for,
heads.4: Aneaceount of. a clean
swe0 once made by gresehoppers
also given in the same issue. le ettort
we would' infer 'from. the Tribune that
Kansas -farmers hater deawbacke,
. elsewhere. .: •
SYD. J.ACKSOIN JOINS FIRM.
•The News ef. Lethbridge,. Alberta,
has . the following which will be of in-
terest to Petieens of Olintan, the new-
ly-editettert partner..being a pative• of
thee teWn; son :elf Mr, jofin Jaelcioti
and brother of Mr. Fred. Jackson.
"The first .issee -cif the "NeWs, .-pub.
• tithed more than • twent,y years ago
contains the' advertisemynt of D. Hig-
giCelthael & Go: In lettere the firm
will ,he known es ."J. D. Higgixboth-
ainu Cc e Limited:awl S. Jackson has
been taken, in as e partner. It would
be Superfluous to say anything •�f the
legit &tending and reputation that the
firm has deservedly won. It hes been
a ,model of busirtess integrity and no.
resictents' of" one city command mere
personal 'respect than its mernbers,
No: firm bas been -arid is. more euceess-
fel and prosperoue: . In • Sid. JaCkeoci
they7lieve a 'Worthy' tecteitts ,Thotigh
-here only a few. yeayi he is 're teener,
ally known and so univereally popular
that he -events. like an old timee,
e
Jeckson is to be congratulated de be-
derehig perenerein such a .fiern , and
the, flan is to be Congratulated on se-
euring an aequiSitiOn: as Mr.
Jackeon.'' . . •
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4 Long.., Establlsbed
firm decides io
tire. •
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Below will be found a -partial 1,ist of our
sPEcIALs :
Men's Hea,vy, Fleece lined Underwear, Specialk at..:.. . . . .50
Men's Heavy, Wool -ribbed Hewson's Underwear, special .75
Boys' Fleece -lined and Natural Underwear, special at
2.5 and .50
Men's Heavy Cardigan Jackets, apetial at..
Men's Sweaters, in Dark and Fancy Shades,
quality, vpecial at
Boys' Sweaters, in several different Colors',
• • at...'......... ........ .. . ..,14•'••••••
.. .. . . 1.00 •
good weight and •
• it.ocr...
to
.
all sizes. special
„..... .50 and .60
Men's Extra HeaVy Wool Sox, Dark and. Light Grey, special
• at per pair.. ................. .... !
Boys' Heavy ribbed Wool Hose in sizes. to 10, 'per pair
• ... .. . ............... l• 416 ........ •••••••: .. .. •• .215 to .40
Men's Heavy working Shirts, in aelp.414s1 and Size's, epee.
at• • .50, .76 ana 1.00
Men's Winter Caps. with fleaYy Wool Lining, special at .50
Men's I:Leavy Winter Caps, Fur.lined, special at.... . .
Children's Toques in all the new Shades and Styles, at
...... ..... * 44,04*.fitodi••••1••• . • .. go .. g .. g .. og .. .25 -and .50
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DO NO/ _F_aiLto_See our Overcoat Stock,
before buying, as we have Some • extra good values
to offer, which will mean the Saving of Dollars to -
you in 'buying,
. .`'A.Sclitare Deal. lc*
MORRISH & CROOKS
.611e4e61011 to tiodigens Bros, Clothing Store
SeSt.+0141.44.40.404114.14414.414,41464
r.t.;
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. Tee whole of liege - four js devoted.
to an important announeenteet made
by Hedgens Bros., whieff will Mete as
a surprise to our readers 'In short,
they , there say , that they have decided
to. retire from the retail beehives in
Clinton, and; as the first ineve t�
that. end, they Will on :Wednesday
nexe begin a genuine . etOcli eeducing
,
In March next it will he terty-two
years since the name of Hodgene , be-
came identified with the dry goods
businese ' in telinton•. end duriege all
those yeers the name has been eyrie
onytnoue with integrity and progress-
iveness. - .. . ,
Abetut 18e3, ihe'late Jaen Hod:gene,
tether. of Messrs.. F.. Ie. ana 11..E.
Ilodgees, cane to Clinton as managei
of a. brandh store fot e London firm.
In March 1866 he ., formed: a eartnere
ship with the. late Richard Irwiti, the
Ttirlinliia eteintltiennbeiii..11-gunite— Ir_wlien7185wr-hilidgeivinsr:
Irwin retired and was succeeded be?'
Mr. Pay, the firm name •being •changed
to Hodges. & Pay. This parthership
continued for eight ecers when Mr.
Flodgens took over the entite business
himself dad, cohtinued it -until hie
death in 1883,. a year after he had
moved int() the big store vvhere - the
bueiness has ever since been carried
tm. Foe twelve years after Mr. Hod -
galls' death the' business was conduct-
ed by the estete, but in 1895 the
two eldest " Sons of the dema,sed,
Frank R. and Herbert E., assented
coi trot. They had experience and
\e
wee energetic and son establiehed
an nviable reputation -for "The Pal;
ate' as their store is known.
. In 1062 they established a branch
lit Goderielt where greeIL E. leodgens
has sinee resided. . '
him: some time they have contemplat-
ed still further changes and in order
that Mr. le. R. eIodgens may be tree
to aVael himself of the opportunities,
he ho.s *detided to retire, from business
lucre. Ite has not arrived at this
decision without a good deal of re-
gret for this is his birthplace and
here he is in the midst of tiled frieede
atfd in the enjoyment of a profitable
businets. ,
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THE LOCAL elARKET.
Wheat 95c to 97c.
• Oats 47c to 4.8c.
Pees 85e,
Barley Oec to 70e.
Butter 24e to 35c.
Eggs 23q to 24e,
Live Hogs sq.co.
NO 'WATER Iee POND.
Fair's pond :still continues dry awl
lin the eeent of a big fire the inability
of the brigade to draw froni •'that
source of supply would be severely
felt, By the way the townof Chesley
carried ,a; waterworke by-law on 1VIoe-
day.
A FAIR OF NATIONS.
The Fair of Nations to be given by
the ladies of Wesley church next
Thutsday afternoon and evening will
be an intereseing and pleasing affair.
The ladies ate making such. complete'
preparations es -411 ensure a pleasant
thee for all Who attend.
LITTLE LOCALS.
How does your sub.. to The News-
'Record- stand ? , •
Flags were • 'floating on the pastel -
Ace and town hall on Saturda:e lest
• in honor of the King's birthdey.
The coopers finished the season's op-
erations 'on Friday. last after making
11,500. apple barrels. These- ea engag-
ed here Weee D. Diekenson,. Foster,
.0. Bezzo, W. iVieria,me, .
Th ei News -Record Will he sent4 to
the end te the year for ten cents.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
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The A. Y.. P. A. gave an At Home
edthe Model students on Tuesday ev-
ening and the' sshool room was crowd-
ed at .8.1.5 when the proceedings open-
ed With a short and witty address by
Rev. 07 R: :G:unee after which cafile the
Tollewing Pleasing iirogram : Prem-
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Made ; Solo by Miss V. Thompson;
Guessing.' con'6est ; rpmenade ;. Selo'
Mt. C. E. Doweing ; Chorus by the
Oleo Club e Promenade ; Speeches
by 1VIessrs. Hartley; Morrow, Manning
and McCullough ,; Solo, Mies I. Erb
Guessing contest ; Chortie: by Glee
Club, Coffee And bake Were then set-
ved -by the young :ladies of the A. Ye
P: A. for whose baking, inutlitiee the
Modelites now ententait a very high re-
gard. Mise Teompsori teerre favored
the auclience with. another solo Which
was: heartily applauded and:then the
National Anthem. was sung and the
gathering• dispersed, • he .visitoes rtalt-
ing awa,y with them e high opinion of
the entertaining , qualities- of the
Young people of St. Pea's.
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fr
Goderich Township
E. Perdue" melte „hem° for
the family gathering which was held
on Thursday at the Immesteed on the
Bayheld Line. He has since „returned
to London where he is. learning the
trade .of michinise .,eeoherd'e es-,
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Mise johns hes been engagedlay (S.
S: No. • 9 for 1008 ae 'a salary: .of
$450, She • hoe. e Nermal training
encl. is very highly epeken ot. There
were sixteen applications hit the pdsi-
tem.
There will be *Divine SerVice in -St.
James' church, Middleton, next Sun-
.
Auburn..
Mr. Joe Irwin intends leaving for
Sault Ste.. Marie, Mich., 'shortly.
Mr. S. 'Echlin. is having' a sale next
,Firitlay to dispose of his house.„ •
Mr. A. Asquith was Toronto on
business on Wednesday..
Mr. R. White, our barber, hag left fat
parts...when the, men are more particu-
lar about external appearance of their
faces and. beads.
Mrs. J. Naegle has been ill for sev-
.7Mialedsaioynse.. ry _services in. :the Methodist,
ehurce hers were conducted. he ReV.
Mr. Hazen of Goderieh. .
elf. T. Clark was litre last Wednes-,.
day- ordering goOds from Mr. %Uteri
Of le(Sher Bros:, Montreal,
The evaporator has enough 'apples.
to keep it running until some timeirt
Dei'leaeri.e1;e,Munro B. A: leasvis for Win-
. • ,
nipeg to -day but is goine to reeure
shortly'.
The stork had a busy week last'
week and left plump hely boys at
the home. of Mr. 0; Beadle, gr. J.
Slidultz and •Mr. W. Cousins of - the
Base Line.' Congratulations to all.
During the past .week e+od has seen
*fife to send. the gable end silent les-
.
singer Death to our miclet end
two loved ones to Himself, Blair.—
Surrouiuled by, nearly all her close-re-
lationS Gree• A. Blair, eelict- Of the
late Julie Blair, aged 75 years and 11
months passed . the -bar on Monday,i
Nov. 4th 1907. She was enjoying'
good health until a leer days, previous •
to her death when an aceite, attack. oi!
peeernpnia set in, sucti:that one of her
age was unable! to. wirthstand. The
'funeral' services were oandUcted by l•
Rey Mr., Joiles Who preached
comforting sermon at the residence
hre. The funeral which left. at ...One
o'clock for: the Maitland ceingtery;
Goderich, was well attended. The ,
bearers were her four 'grenclsonS,'
Frank Munro, Erinst Robertson, El -
'win Munro, Charlie Robereson, her
brother Mr. John P ace and bee on
Mr. John Robertson.. The deceased
is mourned hy four: daughter's, gri,
• De E. Mimeo,' Mrs. j: Robertson, iNEie
le, Blair' and Miss, S.' Blair and ey one ,
brother •Mr. John Pierce and her son!
and Mrs. McRae: All eteside Ate
burn and were Willi her during- her!
brief illness .except Mrs.' McRae whose
home is in Saute Ste Mertes:TO these,
we, extend our heartfelt eye:vilely,
Early in life Mee. was lete
widow .witih.a family of four and., to
these ,she was all that a' neither Could
be. The -sympathy end • lose which
-Marked her evetyelity life showed to
the world her Cheiseeike spirit. Well
suited ire the v,rords al the apostle at
ebeelosirig :ofesttch a kind a noble lithe
' I •hive fought a good fight, I lieve
finished my course, I hitee• kept • the
faith. • :
• Patterson.- is with deepest sorrow
thee we learned cif the death of Ella
.May Patterson:on illoeday. Nev. leth.
The eineere eyeapethy• ot the contemn-
ity :does out the .bereaved ones. . Tee
:funeral talres' place eo-day, to 13all'el
cerneteey: Fell particulars. will • , be
elven in neet weeles eeition, :*
New Advertisements,
Beattie Beier
China—A.« J. Grigg -40 .
Notice—Town & Case -4
Big Reduction—P, &
Rubber Weather -0. •
Fur Coats tie -Oost—Tozer'see8 • .
Ready Sattecleye-Neweerne&s—$7. .
Retiring 'From Saed-.11pdgene---4-ee
Nove#Speetels-Moreish iee Croeke•-1,
Spcciale—Mies Cantefon—r•
Have. you Seeite-Plemsteel
4gyiugs Account—Sovereign
Bayfield
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gesees. Percy Johnstone, Brucc
Moore and Herbert Sturgeon,. 'who
have been working in the' eva,porator ,
at Goderiche returned holne on Sat-
urday.
Next Stinday evening Missionary
services. will be conducted in the .
lefeehodist °liable commencing at. 7
141 hiddon •shipped ann'c!her
carload of evaporated stock to lee -the
West on' Friday leet.
'XL Carl Worsen' and 1Vhse May
Cornell of Goderich spent Sunday
in the .village.
Mee. P, Campbell and child and Miss
Queenie ellartie left on Tuesday nione-
ing foe Toronto to.atteeel ;the wedding
of Mrs. Campbell's neice, 'Miss: Nellie
Martin,: to Mr. J. Cowsley ". °eon-
te, formerly of Brussels.
Miss Ceineron, Chicago,. is no*
heme on a'. - •
Mrs. •Thomas King. it at present
visiting,her =thee, Zee- Venstone
Godelich. - •
Mr: Iteid of Reid & Wilson of .Sea -
forth, was in the 'village on busfnese
on Saturday last. •
Mr. Alex. McLeod, principal of the
Public school Zurfeh„ spent Sun-
day at his home in. Bayfteid. • '•
leers. John Fergueen returned. home '
la,st Week atter ha.y.ing been, the guest •
of her daughter, Mrs. -Reines at
Brantford for severer evemes, . •
Mr, , George King has purellaeed
"from the Gower estate the heir lots
. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mackay *exc. in
on Keith •crescdnt, adjoining'. hi e even
proPerty: - --
Seeforth ,on Saturday., • ,
Mis. Little and her son, Master.' ,
George, . visited 'mends et Clinton on
Saturday and Sundey. last. •
The :Weekly 'gall and Eiripire and
The News-Recorci will be sent err any •
addreee until' the end of 1908 :or only
.$1.25. . • -
,
• London Road..
. -Mr. Wm, Stanbury Sre is Confined
to 'his room .Witle pneumoniae Dr.: R.
Steneuree of payfiele visited libin on
Monday.: . .. • : • ••
Mrs. J. Young• of Cline:in Was the
guest of Miss E. Waldron thee fore
part of this week. ,
Mother earth wee ',nicely covered
with the beautiful on goneser morn-
ing; ,
ge.: George Stanbury •was in TorOn-
'to on Tuesday with a toed s of „butch-
er cattle, •
Mr. Wm. Grill is seffering with • a
lame knee. • . °
Mr. G. B. Hanley- is 'busy; rounding
tip the season's _apples this week: "
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West Tuckersmith.
ReY, . Mr. Itogees of Seaforth owe -
pied the pulpit pf Turner's church on
Sureley afternoon last,
Mr. Harry Websdale, has been enga-
ged ey Mr, Harvey Johnssto assist
With the fall Work, ,, • •
Wullie Plewes reiutned home to the
Soo on Monday lest aftee • spending
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the summer,With his unole, Mr, Wank
Plewes,
A quiet but pretty wedding took
Place in St. Joseph'? church, Clinton,
on Wednesday of last week when Mary
daughter of the late Thomas O'Brien,
was united in marriage to Mr. Walter
Swinbank of the Louden Road. The
bride was assisted bY Miss. Shannon
of litillett while Mr. Henry, O'Brien
of StratfOrd eupported the groom.
The many Mends of Mr. and Mrs.
Swinbank wish the/ a hereey voyage
Oteughelife.
Constance
Mrs. R. W. jewiet and daughter of
Warwick spent last week the guests
of her sister, tVtre. Williaart Britton.
htr. Wiliiarri Stardee of Itolnie8Ville
called on his brother, gr. . James,
Stanley of our village on' Saturday.
glee Annie Maddortald Of Stara and
• Miss Pinta McMillan of the state of
IVIiehigan visited their uncle, Mr.
MeIntosh, the past few days.
The syndicate thresher eempany will
wind up the SeeSOIT'S operations on
Wednesday of this week.
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Stanley Township .
At high nooe on. WetinesdaY' -of last
week tim home ef Mee. John.ileid,Br.
Was the scene. of a, very pleesteit ev'e
ent it being the, occasion of the mar
xiage pf her youngest daughter, M183
Rachel, to Mr. James Websters: a
pepeperefis young _ .farnier pi near
Lucknow: The ;Aide was beautifully
gowned en cream silk and waol 'and
entered the parlue on the emit of her
*thee, Mr. Robert. G, Rea; .while
the strains .uf the wedding march
were being played by M ms
Itichatdsote The Rev. Jahn McNeil
ol Bayfield Was the offieiating chewy -
man. After the ceremony ' .and con;
geetulations wete overethee-goeses re-
paired tie the clinieg room and. petzook
of a very setreittious dieter.
irTeideswas lite recipient • :of many valu-
ahlo ehe geothies gift being
a beautiful gole bracelet. The ride's
traeelling costunee wag of black silk.
-1lle. atid Mrs. Webster felt OT1 the
afternooe train to spend part of their
honeymoon in London and other
places. e The congratulations and good
wishes: of the whole community, ere
eetended to Ale. and Aces. Webster..
May, their married be long, happy
and prosperous.
Miss T. Monteith, who eteneethe
Summer in Bayfield and vicinity, Xe-,
tuned to her home in Stratford . on
Monday lest. •
Mr. Hetherts Seaforth 'gent
day at the home of Mr. He peck. .
'Mr, Jaines Monteith and son Willie
of Stratford visited telatives, id the
Vicinity the past week.'
We are pleased to hear ot the recov-
ery of Miss B. Galbraith,
Mr: Thomas, Brownett, who had the
misfortune to fall from an apple tree,
is impreying, we are pleaRiel to so -
Mrs. .1. •1VIellood of Hayfield visited
with her friend, Mies Georgina John-
ston on Monday last.
'Mt. Henry Moward has -completed
the cement foundation of Mr. Wellieg-
ton Elliott's barn,
The eitnual fowl supper in delinea-
tion with the Methodise church et
Verne will take plate on the ninth of
December.
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; . Varna
The anniversary seeviees in the •
Preseyteriitn; church lest) Sunday were
wejl attended, particularly eo in the
evening when the service in the Meth-
odist church; • wee Withdrawn:. Tieese
two -denominations get along yeey .
neighborly, here. The sermernk. leye ehe • .
'Rev. J. L. Smell • were niuch eppre-
elated and he is sure of a wenn wele
come whenever. he .may again • oempy
the pulpit in Varna. .
.Me. and :Mrs., Jam,ee MeCIymcieb .
celebre,ted thee: Ilth anniversary of
their -wedding clay an Tuesday. .
Rev. Mrlea:Velem" p,reaehed in: the ,
lereebyterie,n thurch in Blyth. cut Sun-
dayelaet:----:
The 'News-Reeord and 'Weekly i Meer
and Empire to NW. .of 1908 For $I.25
Ted • Chet-6)es • rendeated house s. .
about ready to .move into and Frank
..Keys lute been making as mat head-
way es :the weathes. will permit. At
-times of Writing it rather wintry
.for cemene work, but we are- 'expect-
• ing -this te blow over and that we
will have :considerable Mild weather
. The apple. packieg i* over and •the .
plowingepeatty well finished hi this
•distriet for elte y jearl9i07... •
Mr. and Mrs. E3aritwe visit-
• ed friends in Clinton on Sunday,
. The home of, gr.. Arthur • Stephenson
was the of a festive gathering
. on Friday eyening of last week when
abchtt seventy-five =meets,. Or the
Methodist church of this place • as-
sembled ere they broke pp houeee to
make their holne in •the Forest
city. The family . have long beeni ac-
tive in the Affairs of the church and
unweareing 111 adVancing its interests -
Appreciation of this; coupled with re-: .
gret at their departure, was given ex -
pression to in the address which wee
teed ey Pastor 13rowfi. Accompany-
ing the added's, was a Morris chair for
Mr. Sevlienson, a luxurious rocker for
his eetimable li1e. partner and a hand-
some music cabinet for his daughter,
"Ye. The presentations were •
Thomas Willey, Rapti Steph-
•ellotiii James, MeOlymont. During
The evening refreshments were served
and .seVeral pleasant hours were gene
on'what will in all probability be the 7,
last occasion on which Mr. and Mrs
Stephensonwill entertain so Many of
Their Stanley friends, Sorry to' part.
happy to meet ,
Nearly all the bonny front this gee,'
tion of country is this seasun being
shipped' to Manitobn where the de-
mand is very great. The df -p 11,18
not been nearly as large as • other
years and the glee hag risen to nor -
respond to the bh,1•:1•04,
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Brueefield.
Mr. John Ketchen has returned to
Brumfield with his beide and has
tented Mr. Eirock's house, tTe
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tends . working for Mr. Ate. Mut.-
tard.
1VI4ie L1ZZIO Rattenbury is visiting
friends and relatives in Heti tilt.
Air, Wililamitoss has got stiiM�i. in
his new house.
Miss Lottie .Prime is, visiting 1 dr
father, the Station agent, At present.
liffrs. J. Snider, who 10 Imre.
don on Thanksgiving, has not rt
returned.
Mrs:. Albert &eller und her 'Witte*
boy are' „ visiting her father, Att.
Prime.
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