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• being robbed, we say it boldly. . •
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For Sale
WE 4., HAVE FOR • SALE. A
QUANTITY OF HEMLOCK
SLABSCUT 16 INCHES LONG
SUJTABLE FOR RANqES.
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J. Hamilton
COAL.
ORDER YOUR YEAR'S SUP-
PLY NOW. • THE BEST' IN
THE MARKET, $7 PER TON,
BUT IF ORDERED AND PAID
FOR BEFORE MAY 31st, A DIS-
COUNT OF 40 CENTS A TON
WILL BE ALLOWED.
Orders left at Davis & Rowland's
will be prgimptly attended to.
J Stevenson
Cream Separators
No article on the farm pays the
farmer better than a Cream Sep-
arator. When buying, buy theliest
that is the DeLaval. I am agent
for it in this district.
The Cyclone Fe cin
The Cyolone Wire ,Fencing has
the two great requisites -nit looks
well* and lasts a, long time. Be-
fore placing your order let me show
you this fencing and emote you
prices.
JAS. APPLEBY. dinton
DR. OVENS, SURGEON, OCULIST,
• Specialist, will be at Holmes' Drug
, Store, Clinton, on Friday, Nov.
29. Glasses properly fitted'. Diseas-
es of the eye, ear, nose and throat
treated. •
Real Estate for Sale
FARMS FOR SALE—ONE AND - A
quarter miles from chetah, post -
office, school and the village of
Auburn. Suitable for grain or
grass. Lot 27 on the 2nd eon. West
Wawanosh consisting of 100 acres
of land, 15 acres under bush and
the balance nearly all grass. A
brick house, a banlebarn, 52x60, e
eleivitghouseen,..4x36_ewith a nomeene
pig house underneath, are on %aid
premises. Also lot . 28, ' East
Wawanesh; 2nd Om., directly oppos-
ite said lot 27, containing 100 acres
of and, 15 acres of which are Mesh.
On this lot there is a bane b,aen
40t60. There are 4 acres of good
bearing orchard on the two farms:
Both lot a are well fenced and un-
derdraited. A never failing spring
runs across both farms. Peseession
can be given at or.ce.. Terms eon,
The proprietor is 'now past the age.
to farm.—Apply to Thomas Nich-
olson, Auburn P. 0.• Prompt reply
will be given to all communica•-
tions. • Oct. 07°
FARM. FOR SALE.—THE 'UNDER/ -
signed. offers for sale part of • let
40 on the Bayfield Road, 1 mile
south of Clinton, consisting of 20
acres. Good frame house with stn
0 ono cellar, barn, 36x7•0 with cement
banomemt. Easy terra.g. A.•
Smith. 40
FARM FOR SALE. LOT 24, CiON.
2, Stanley, containing 1.00 acres, 10
acres of bush, the reroainder is well
fenced, underdrained and in a good
e tate ..Of cultivation. 1 acre of or-
chard and small fruit. On the pre -
Mises le a two story brick house
with/ slate roof, a first-elass tarp
hbuse, a barn, glen,
1 80 with stone stabling, a cement
silo 1400, good driving hotise, pig
pen and hen ItOttso. Two never -fail*
Ing wells. This /arm f situated 8
miles train Drueefield, 6 from Clin-
ton and on good gravel tea Ap.
ply on fly premise:I Or address
Abort Nott. Clinton P. 0. 02
ZitriCh
Mr. Nichelas Foeter, Sr., eelebrated
his 05ti birthday on Fridey last, and
is at present; enjoying good. brain.
Joe Sararas brought in tur-
nip whin weighe 12n lbs.
Rev. Theobald Untie, a pupereen
neaten minister of the Eivangelical
aura, ilse Mrs, Hauneli and one
dhughter arrived •here last weein
and will oeeuny the dwelling receutly
purchased from Mrs. Rummel. Mr.
Ilaitnebewag a former easter here and
his many Week win* welcome Mm
eine liese familya perinauenti .resideritse
"The' abinen council met at the
Town Hall . on Wednesday Mate
members Iping present.
Tbe Court of Revision en Black
Creek Branch North, discuseed
number 'of appeals Against the engin-
eerie "report, but the assessment was
edopteci without changes.
A hinener of ancounte, 'time:eluting to
about $800.00 were paesed, -after
Which the commit adjourned no meet
again on Wednesday December 4th.
• Rev. JA P. Hauch of Tokio Japan
occupied the pulpit in the • Enangelical
church on Sunday last, both forenoon
and evening, and at the 14th Con.
church in the afternoon at 3 p. m.
Morning service at 10 o'clock 'and'
S. school at 2. • Evening service begins
al 7 o'clock. These hours willeon.-
thine during the winter inonths. e •
Mr. Louis Jeffrey, 'Oman. in Kalbfieisehee flax mill intends moning his
dwelling near .St. Joseph to "Livia.
The scarcity of houses is 'rather
severely felt in town, every nook .and
comer being. filfed. •It is hoped that
.some me will erect a few moderate
priced dwelling§ as soon as -possible.
Owners of suitablentinilding lone 'Should,
also hAve seine put on the market at
reasonable prices, , *
The ecord for packing apples' has
beep, tirolcen •bY Jacob Schwarteed-
nruber, foreman, *assisted by Arthur:
Weber and eneses Gaseho. • They pack-
ed ten barrels recently id Mr. Tree-
frey's =hard in 44 minutes, and: on
Monthly afternoon packed 33 barrels,
•This gang wish to state that they
cliallenge any other gang in the town-
ship for $50.00 05 More. 'These men
are packing apples for. Mr. Andrew
Mittleholte ofethis town, '
„Mr. Harvey' Colosky, *ha • eevertel.
hie connection with J. Peeeter, left
on ItIonday 'la'st nor Berlin, where be
intends locating. • .
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'LA,AGEST. AND BES". • e.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
By being the beet this tehool
has • become the .•largest -13114116Se
training sehoel n Wenterte Ontarion•
Our eneointent again exeeeds that -
of a year. ago. Why ?.Becatise
our cour-seneare thorough .and prac-
tical with specialists iu tharge of
O our Commercial, • Shoethand. and .
. Telegraphy ' • deparbinents. All leer •
• graduates oblein ,good potions.
You may enter now.. Write „for,
our free catalogue.
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Ellkitt & 'McLachlan
pioNcio4Ls
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Abenlanianen, nineta
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liver
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.•WILL ALWAYS BE POPULAR 0
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artisti
Ic and ' useful
and, when you buy $
Silverware you want the $
best and most serviceable
:your money can. buy.
You ave' assured of get -
i tingzthat kind here, 'We'
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can sell you solid sillVer
r the best plated ware $
whirl.r looks like sterling h
d -wears -almost -as -Well -rt
hCome in and see Our well.
assorted stock. You will:
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find the prices right.
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$" A. 1,1.• CRICC ‘ S
$ Joaupt , AND OPTICIAN,:
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*f GET THE BEST. IT .PAYS
ATTEND THE - POPULAR AND
. PROGRESSIVE.
MT:COTT
TORONTO, ON.
Corner Yonge and Alexander 'Streets.
ANDRE---THOROUGHLY It1DUCAT-
,
-POR - BUSINESS- LIFE. ALL
GRADUATES OF THIS sclipor,
ARE ABSOLUTELY. SURE eOP
.nfInTTING POS/TIONS, TT -10 DE-
MAND .18 CONSIDERABLY GREAT
THAN Ttlin SUPPLY. NOW IS
AN: EXCELLENT * TIME TO EN,
TER. mins POR CATALOGUE.
it ELLIOTT. PRINCIPAL.
TAXE zuvAL nErta TABLETS
• POR STOMACH, LrVER;
• =rims AND FOR• CL-
EAN/NG THE moor). FOP
O SALE BY W. A. MeCONNELL.
CLINTON. WHOLESALE
FROM THE RIVAL HERD
AGENCY, iNCADDINE.
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foi?
.ews- Gathere:.,
riavern' ber 14th, 190/
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ecor Readers
clepende on an impure, impover
bWodhayteuvelleoetrraindorrepernatguireoe4 Occlusf god,
•tutional remedy for /to permanent cure. °
la a Coo:41041*nm plow°
ews Re
robed, ,devitalized condition of ther
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blood, which keeps the ranc,ous mem,
• Goderich
rattin'ett Buffet.° 'lent' -
w"ReR.
v. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson of
yegodsnoele were the guests of their
parents, M. and Mrs. George Thorny, -
son on Sunday last.
We regret to learn tbat although
Mr. Thomas Neftel is able to be ar-
ound the house after his severe attack
of typhoid !eve, that other members
• of bis family . 'tea ill .of the name
disease, causing the &Oh or one o[
Jds deeiglatern Miss Alice Maud. Mrs.
Naftel is very delicate 'health. Dr.
• Lionel Naftel came home during his
father's illness,
Old Praha waa right in his forecant
And we had a snow flurry on Sunday.
• The Daughters of the Empire •Will
meet next Menday. •-
Commissioner -.gurney is his own
ehaffene and wears the chaffeur cap.
He is quite proud of his automobile.
Mi. W. B. Graham is .building. a
nice residence on Wellington street.
Mrs. Foster, formerly of Clinton,
has had a little bepeeieneeWith
whooping cough. Her pretty little
son Roy 'came through, a severe blege
as• he had an atnaelt of pneumonia, al-
ong with it. His little ;sister and he.
were both. ill together but both are
•how better.
neer, and Mrs, Charles Breekowhaye
returned to their 'farm M Colborne.
Mrs. • W. Greet Thompson has • been
visitieg relatives n Hamilton the past
week. • , • •
Mrs. McLeod, a daughter of •
Mr..
Anthony Alleni.S, • was very ill last
week at herhome near Leeburn.
R. IVIeLean end his sens have
been: grading and •levelling up the
groundsin front of the new •*. epee
air sketiag rink. • • . • '
'Vise .Janet Routledge of ,Clinton
spent ae fent days this month with le
grandmother, Mrs. Carlton
Mr; James Macdonald or Londen
is one of the C. p. R. conductore
on the Goderich run • ••
That pretty little cottage oe Can -
bridge street, .WaS built by Mr; Jug -
One Dean, and • her father mid • sister,
Mr aanfiee ,Misslerfamily. with
.tery, reside h
Dr. Mabeevisited his mother last
week in Vittoria, this province.
The, Union. Jack on our penile build-
ings on Saturday reminded at that it
was the birthday of his. Majesty- King
Edward thc Seventh.. . •
The "Inunt••Ciebn has our thinks
for ,aiinCing us. on Thanksgiiing Day_
a large neon, venison steak 'Which was
ipucheppreeiated. •
There was a good • attendance et
the' meeting last week on the Wolin
•ens' Missionary Society of North St.
church: • Mist Elizabeth Achesoit gave
an aceount of her tripi to the Paolfise
Coast as a member of. the National
Copiecit of Women, Mies Anhes,on
spoke With:spit:it and delighted all
present with liervinid recollection of
they scenery ;through which she passed
in "Tile good' old. summer time?". She
hs aneayg a Motive for speeking and
. . .
certainly she awakened the interest of
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alkepetisent; to visit the .Pacitic Coast,
Mive Diet:thigh of ; e'efontreal ktndly
rendered ie good -Yoke a pretty solo.
--11e-.-14liesesennl1innaga Colborne., .al
•ways ready to 'asSist;7.7gave-a--. very_
suitable vocal* Uuctt Ms Rey Adams
,presided at the eiano during. the
even -
The •fild Abercorn • Or. what is left
of her, is being pumped .eut.
On letiday afternoon last the funer*
oi the late *Jolen L. Murray, second
yoengest, son of our veteran citizen,
Mr, William. Murray, AnOlc place, from
the residence -of her sister, Mrs. Jent-
Aitkens. Rev; Mr. Minlyard officiated
at the house and the oemetery. Dur-
ing the service the hymns "Rock of
Ages". and - "Sweet • Bye and Bye"
were sung. The pallbeereee were the
three brothers et Mr. Murray, Messrs.
W. G. Muriety, Cenderien ; Joseph of
Toronte •' David 6! LindsaY, and a
nephew, Claude MMueraf. The • late
Mr. 'Murray left here 'le yearn age
for Chicaeo .evliere nide his "home.
Hig• health failed some time age and
-.two-montlig-since Iii-;-carn4o-ltig-gist-
er's home. The synpathne of friends, is
extheded to the bereaved family. ••
A large audience , on Feidity everting
last -witnessed "Pepin the • 'Pinola".
Never before did the .s toga' off, Victatia
opera house present such a galaxy : of
of youth and beauty. The score was
beautifully rendered, the voices being
al'l well attuned« We can only Mention,
a few of the enaeecters, nut all were
very good. Penile, kin g of No Man's
Leed,
was rendered in in Style by
Miss Edna Straitoo,- Elleine by Miss
'Adelaine Nairn. Leila, a gypsy was
well impersonated - by Miss Olive
Smith, who looked' most. ittreetive in
a crimson dens. Infiss Hattie nel-
cher, who like a to take daring •pants,
made a fine Bandit Chief and in a
dual rol, a One Commander in Chief.
The youngest characters were, deserv-
ink of great praise ; they wore • th
little Misses Greta Martin Eva W
ker, Manche DePeutiry, Mary Clark
and Mise Meta •MeLean. Henri Ke
-Jordan.- waseanompanist. - There -were
eleveh young ladies in the chorus of
Pippins, and six Morning Infaihena,
Miss Etta, Seelig being the -fairest
of them, all. Ile•ally the whole affair ea •
treat.
was a great sorprise and a beattinful sett:.
' tternennher the Wonderland bet*
lo -eight given by the Manager Mt. T
Thompson ,tho.. receipts to be handed 'at
the Daugh'ters of the Empire to belt) $1
swell the Hospital. Pend. „
• Mr. and Mese John Walker end D
fly. left ell Aaturday for a trip to 'r
Denver, Mr, Welker hoping that Ms lef
health may be benefitted by a wiou
there. od
Mr. Davis of the Dritish Exchange by
Sent the -bead of his MOM to. Vetertw
-
berough to be mounted. 13a
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The Won:Ian's:Institute Wee held
Ile residence of Mrs. 'James Stronglii
Thursday 7th Nov. at elleoselawn
aboq 45- members attending. The
Officer's were ell present. The subject..
fornnien November meeting wereetti
oughly disceSesed. As to how a teach-
er should • be treated. Mrs. Bogie eae.
an excellent talk, being an -onteacher
herself and ° -frorn .a parent's stand
point she could talk well,- "The
• Teacher" she aaid, "should be looked
upon as the greatest friend any child
oan have, but the teacher. must) thor-
oughly understand tic bent of edch
pupil to make a euecess of her
Another subject "Apples*' brought out
their difeerent uses, Mrs. James Mill-
er advocating the use of apples in
their natural state, . as .being mose
• conducive to perfect health, The bus-
Inese of the meeting being concluded
a vote of thanks was tendered Mrs.
Strongh for kindly offering her, iesid-
ence in which to ' hold the meeting,
The Dec. meeting will beheld at the
home of the President, Mrs. Magnus
Swanson, where a $ocial time will be
enjoyed, lfi preparing ,Ohristenai Fan
en Work, and needlework, of clifferen
kinds. Tea was served at 5 o'clock
the members assisting Mrs. Strong
in her .duties as hostess. Mrs.(Capt
Will"Tretheway ef Nelson B. 0., IVIrs
Henry Martin, and Mrs. John Smith
were guests at the Institute meeting.
IVIrs; Emma Edward eve a recipe ion
making beet • salad • and brought. '
small gem with her to be testhd. 11
was Voted excelsior,
We are -glad to infonern. our rballers
that Mr.' Arthur Yule, !Ailednis heed-
soine gold watch on the floor of his
berth when • leaving Goderich •game
weeks ago • on the Tarret Chief. .Some
hand on the steamer who was .diee
Missed had *carried .out Ids teethes as
he. thought, :ring •tho woreneof liquor,
and tobk them to his. boarding house,'
aied. as soon asMr. Yule missed thein,
he sent some One to the mans board-
ing house to get them. He had •left
Iii e veneable watch, presented him by
our mtizeeein his coat 'molten • alai of
course he and •• everyone else, thought
the man had kent it, aline' he protes-
ted his innocence. So it turned 'out
that when the man' pickeit'up the clotlf
he thetight were .his own; had lei
the wench drop out elf oneof the po
kets.
ThebeNeWwese-iRdyeeolidai'lWialni.d'henin*sePnitreto:•allie
address until. the .enti •of 1908 for onl
, •
Mr; Themes oue ve-teran gardener
in hale and hearty and is an oetogen
Arian. He hen a fine orchard in town
and (thee all the work himseleplentii
lenient, &CHe Was born in Pen
mem, or Yeneaunee at -Letid'e End
Cornwall.. He is the hither : f 0tli
Messrs. .James and Chatles Thomas 'o
Goderich, Brocefield.
1" Vt. Mid Min Wei, Sinianiseendelittle
daughter visited the • fatter's .raother
• at Walpool Island and also at Moo-
' sey town. •t
NOSS Jennie Hill visited her *aunt,
Mrs. • Sinclair in the Goderich town-
ship for a few days. •
Mrs. Thos. Simpson visited friends
in St. Thomas last week,
Miss A. Beattie visited her brother
near London, •
'Mr, Chas. Sawyers is visiting • bis
home here
Alie
for
,Miss P
Mabel
week
pre4ent,
arr visited her parents, here
days Met week.
llie lelitchell 'visited Mies
reef for a:• few days lase
Mr. Elgie visited his *rents for a
short time at Thanksgiving.
Mr. Joseph McCoolle •moved into
M. Dixon's house, last week until:his
.own house -is finished, • '
. WM. McKenzie of the milfroad ban
rented Mr, Sam Reid's farm, 4th eon
of Stanley for a term of three years.
The Weekly. Mall and Empire and
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Sound distriet.e. 'O . •
. Mrs. McDonald met Miss West, of
Miss ..ntaplee • oi SeafUrth was the
Min 'Small of Clintori was the guest
e hunting expedition • in the • Panne"
Relgra,ve Visite!' friends in Ripley last
wopnee8lukte-otri:d47
Immo from Estevan. Manitoba.
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forth last week. . . •
guest Of her Uncle and aunt, IVIr. and
Mrs: Inillelast eveek.. : •
forth: and Brueefield.
of Mr.: aild Mrs- Wm, Geddes • lost
• D. Sproat spent:a few day ni 8ea-
Miss Della Allingon * has returned
Garner Nicholson has been away on
Miss 13ella Sproat visited in Sea-
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Budge returned troth Hamilton
Pelgrave
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last, where he spent his
lielidayse . • :
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, McCrea spent
Thanksgiving : with Dr. and Mee." Peen
due oe 'Clifford. . 0, ,1 . .•
Mr.- and ..Mrs. • . Wray -visited Mrs:
0. Proctor of Palmerston (formerly . •oe
Btlgreee) on Monday last. ,
, . . .
e Mis.. 131ack •of Toronto visited her
e sister, Mrs, Thos.' Wilkiesoe, • last
Y week, at W. K. Whaley's, :•'
Y. ...linr. and Mrs. elCelsen Vent a couple
• of weeks with the latteeenisteri Mrs.:
• Cameron Robertson. . 0.
- Mr. and Mrs, Wm. •Watson and lit-
, tie daughter .spent Thanksgiving • with
g Mr. and Mrs.' Smith 'of "Turriherry.
: •
Duncan • Allinson , and Feed. 'Scatie
e emit have nOtee. to the Termite Med-
• ical (*Oleg, • Mi. • Allinson, is. on his
last terni, and Feed. Scandrett is on
his first tense- •
town.. •, ••
e .
• eta: Benjamin Nott, is making
little better progress these days ni
the- way of reeovery than heretethre
•
.weeksFor 11 he has been confined te.I
hie' bed let dts up little now 'ever.
• Mr. . and Airs. Tom Postlewhaite
Shave renioved tn the houses tiwned and
-f orer.inlyno.ccupled by Mee. Fred Thom-
pson; now of '
Mrs. Halsey:. Park, has quite reco•
ed • from a seige :of some weeks 'ine
diapositi0nn and is " at her , place of
,bilsineese as, usual.
• De. Whitely and .Dr. , having
dissolved a• edry , successful partner-
ehip are leaving their office on North
Sn., Dr. Whitely -renioving to nis
premises_ eneKingstoe street ior, some
years encuPied' by -the Miseen Beery.
We are glad. to fine thainoun. meet:
bers of -Parliament' are Studying , up
•theefood .problem., as far' as tatted i
concerned.. We trust that they. will
• Make 2 pounds of bread„ the mininiene
Weight
• • •
Mrs, eL S. Howrie and little daugh-
ter, Helen returned last week, after
sPcoding l'hankSgiving week, W 1th Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Baker,• at' their pleas-,
• tit Niagara n'alteen-Mes.
Hoirrie said the scenery • 'was moat
beautiful, ;and. she had, tlie tickled Piees-
ure of seeing en artist of nett-, fretn
France, ,,paieting • the emericen
• •Mise Caber and hee neict, Miss
Minnie Caber", 'gpent Thannsgiving
here the guests of _Mrs, William Colter
'Of the G. T. It., a nephew of 'the for-
mer.. Their also spent Monday0 •with
their relatiee,, - Mrs. S: Warner and
were quite delighted with elederieh;
never having been hoer len :re, tneir
'hotne being Hespoler.
•-lines. Charles R. Turnbull anti
Jere, have taken the. „rooms. formerly
oceupied by the Misies Metre in the
I3edford block. Mr, Turnbull ; caine
'Irom Fargo -Dakota to spend the win-
ter. Mr. Timibull will arrive later.
O Walker's Dominion Carriage Factory
has been ,rented by him to Gundry
Bros: -418 a • .tereliouse. A carriage
Wilder will .now have the whole bus-
-trie,se e of -Go der i eh - in -Ma eha mete- i -411-
otiriallye.were to come here at the present
Joseph Kidd a P. R.' 'ticket air,*
lig attention #p the tact that pr#
ns can get their supper oil thc. cafe
r, at Guelph Junction. • e
The Weekly Mid and lempiee pied
he nleveg-Record Wilt be sent tie' any
kireas until the end 01*1908 lot only
,26.
Mr. C. Pete of the Standard ;Loan
ank,. Toronto, has been -Seendine hUe
hanksgiving liondays in town and
t for Toronto on Sentirden.
,Mrs. Bernie Arinkwalter has return -
to the residence formerly- °mini/
Mrs. Amos Stewart after spending
0 months with relatives at South
7. .
iklerriage5
110TDeen,IILNEeenft --Ethel, 'be Vet.
30,tlf, by Rev. John Henderson, J.
Wesley Boyd ,of Atwood, 'to Line
da E., daughter of Mr. David Mil-
.. ne, Ethel. • .
ROWE—POLLOCK—In London,- on
Nov. 1st, John' •Rowe • of Hay
township, to Miss J. Pollock •of
• Saskatchewan, formerly of
towitihip. • 6. •
• esintleS.
BRENNER—At- Grand Bend. new, 4,
to- Maurice Brenner and wife
daughter.
• DENOIVIYe--At •• the Seeable ]lay, on
the rd Mete to Mr. 'end Mrs.
Ftank De/1=y, a daughter.
.TiLL-On November •1st e to Mr. a,nd
• Mrs. Robert Bell, a „ •
STOWE--On November 3rd, to. Mr.
O and Mrs-. 'glary Stowe, jr., a
daughter. •
WATT—In Tuekersmith, on N'ovember
3rd, to Mr, and Men A.lex, •A.
Watt, a danghter.
Goderich • on
the 5th of nrovember, to Mr. • and
Ms. H. G. elulltelland, a -daughter
Deaths.
•
•
POWELL—In Egmondville on Novenn
• her 3rd, Robert. aged 70
• years' and month .
,lineKillop*, on .Nov. • 3rd,
Rev. Matthew Bern aged 93 years
. arid n month.. •;
BLAIRe-At •Auburn, en Noe -ember
O 4th, Grebe A..Blair,. relict of • the
' late John .Blele, epee 75 years and
11 months:
BELL—In Blyth, -On. Nov, 1st, Jini.
We Bell,. aged. 60 years. •
GIRL WANTED BY • mils.. • MAL-
. eolm, McTaggart.. I-lighest wsgeS
• paid. 'Apply at the : •
ram LADIES' AID. SOCIETY OF
• Wesley Cinereh will "bend •a "Fele of
, Na,tione.. in e the •toen • hale on
Thumday, November 21st. Englatid
• Ireland, Scotland, 0anada'aed . • the
.... United States will be represented
by eational .costumes . and dieheg.
• There Will also be a program Of na-
tional. songs and recitatione. Fuller
particulars later.
WARNING: n- 4NYONE FOUND
trespassing with gun or epg on
• what is .known as "Bridgewnter
Farm"; loth. 11 and 42, GOdenich
townsbip, will be proseeuted as the
• IAN directs.—Daniel Glidden. •
BEERNAKES BLOOD
•David Cook has: pu,rehaseci the • 75- .
acre farm on. the. 6th cori., East "Wa-
vvanosli, Penn Geo,' Taylor.' The. pro -
Pert -Y is ne very good one, and • the
price $3000. • . - • .• . 1..
• ThenWeekly Mail and Eager.° and
The News -Record will be eent to •any
address unt;i1 the end of 1908 tot only
• •
Help
No • Mother van • expect • her little
Ones to escape all the miner ailments
of childhood, but she • can be reason-
ably sure that her child• :will be
• heelthy if she gives it -an ,occasional
dose of Baby's . OWn Tablets. •And
ehe can feel .absolutele)- safe in giving
this medicine' as she has the `guarane
tee nofeaegevernment analyst that it
coetains no Opiate or poisonous sooth-
ing stuff. Mfg. Ieria Creasman, New
'Hamburg, • Ont., says have used
Baby's Own Tablet; for stomacl
tremble and constipation With the
greatest eueents. I elwaye • inn safe
when I have' a box of Tablets in the
house.',', Sold .hy all inedicine dealers
or • by Mail ate25 cents per box from
the Tr. -Williame• e mine. emnpany,
•Brockville, Ont.
James. Fletehen, aged 69, neenerly
ef Milstein was killed in a ineaWaY
accident . at Saskatoon, Sask. '
BEETS FOR n' ALE .1. & N. FAIR,
EYESIGHT: — S. 'L, TAUB%
• Eyesight -Speetalist of Toronto will
O be -al, the Hotel Normandie, Clin-
ton, oh Wednesday, November 20th.
If thee is anything whatever wrong
• with your cyps,ight, do net nenieet
• this opportunity of having your
oyes properly attended 'to. W«
Counter, Jeweller• - Cl in toe.
NOTICE.--APTER TRIS' DATE VE
---Wilrpayentf eenta pet nag Ter paring
• apples,' which, must be 2 inches . an."
upwards. •We will also give 15 oent.4
per . bag for eider apples, delivered
at either Clinton or Seaforth Evan:.
orators. This is good up to Nov-
eneher 15th.—Town & Cane-
has certain food -
elements; whieh-
the boclyea.n
transform. into
O health y blood
• quicklYandwith
O .itvhee elffesosrtt.d. ige. st-
HOPS
:-contain • a; inedtr,
al p r e
which tones the
nerics... without
reactioii, and so
suppliesneryous
energyandsayei
it as well..
13 E E R*
as bre,wediri
Ontario is made
from choicest
Ontario barley
hrtiaoplsts,aSnedlteie"ptettr_CI
est of water; dealt
with under bonni-
e
punity and qua.liey.
• 'etnen Is it term ttibieli eotmre 1.14M We, per ter, guid stout
LI Qin pnietIse of Ontario breWera, 'ITAi/i0F1 beverages
Imola tinder moat hygienic Conditions nem, Ontario barley
Ithe 010 World) !pelt, hope; and pitro.tor. •2, ,
COASESMOOSiooskilisainsaninionagargirem
tbetter
. the blood
the senneler
the health, an d
t la serer t h
• body to' combat
disease effective.
• ly. Beer, by serne
, counted an futon -
leant, is not so - it
is a blood -maker,
aeolY
enough alcohol -
in it to help the
• stomach im its
work fer better.
• Beer with meals
good for 497
people out: of
every thousand
--and is Specially
O good for women.
Asn .yieter 0On
dotter about it—
• beer isnerobeiblY
odefer yeu
. of Toronto has started 'thousands
of. young Men and Women on the •
easy wayto nitilenendence and. suc-
cess, Let 'us give the right siert.
Write for Catalegue and plan to
spend the next • six* monthe with
us. Enter •atty. time.' Address W.
FL Shaw, •'Principal: Yotige • n,
Gerrard Sts., Toronto. •
brane in a state pf inflammation, will
causes a debilitating an d general Inoffeli.
sive diseliarge ; also"helednehes,
noises, partial deannesg, weak eyee.
Iioodestlantepareljet by purifying, en--
riehing.ancl 'revitalizing the blood, VP
moves -the cause and effects perthanent,
eurea of all forms of catarrh.
Hood'sSarsaparilia.
Is a ConotItutiOnal Remedy
Sold by druggists eVerewlaire. •
109- Doses One /Dollar.
1111
•'COATS!
, We have a fine display
of the newest styles of
• Fall I
Overcoats "
ranging in .price from the
lowest to the •Gery best,
itt meltons, beavers, twill,
cheviots, serges, worsteds
and tweeds..
Our $10 50 -inch Mel-
ton is a great favorite
and is . extra good
value for the Price
•tweesrenza
Underwear
• A full range of. Under-.
wear in all the leading
makes and prices.
Sweaters, Toques, . Scarfs,
Mufflers, Cardigan Jack-
ets in eferylvariety •
always on band.
Overall's,
Smocks,
Working Shirts,
(heavy weights)
•
Socks, •
Gloves,
•
Etc.,:Etc.
• Jan
CO
elf"
We beg to cell your special atten-
tien to our excellent stock of neW
fietits and candied peels. -
• Thia week we have•also .passecrinto
stock • •• . '•
Several New Dinner Sets,:
Toilet Sets, Odd Cups and
Saucers, and Panty China
which are well .veOeth a feer. minutes.
• of yam, earefal inspection.
.. •
. • .
A. D. Beaton
Phone 111. •Pronapt delivery
NOW IS THE TIME.—TO pLAea
••your order for Fencing befere the
advance in price. Use the Cott
Spring Wire Made by the Canadian
• Fence .Co. of which I am agent in
O this distriet. I arri also e.,gent or
the oelehrated Heintzmari Piano. -.
P; W. tvam /lox 156 Clinton
03"iiiewho-
le •
CARpEir sQuAREs
GIRT. WANTED TO -OPERATE
knitting ,nfaehines. Experienee . not
nedessery. Good wages paid at the I
start. Highest priees paid on pieee
Work. Excellent opportunities. Al -
SO 2 alleatt 1107S about 16 to learn
finishing. ' Good wages. Apply al*
Co. Limited. Personal applieations
the office of the Clinton
preferred, though latera' will re-
eeiVe prompt attention. talayl‘inorlomwooNdiioibiasawaibegiwakhologa#40,4*.AboafiumAyin,...16.4ara.
O .%)."e have an ontentally fine essortment of Carpet Squares, cum •
-
• :prising allTtlie regolar sizes in.
•
0110015s Wools, Tapestry,
BrusselS, Velvets.and Wilton
, Linoleums ere and see mit stook.
Reedit] prices WAWA'. ont these goods. If you are in need of Carpets or I
Our stock le larger than We care to carry OVOP• Viie are offering
Ree ,
$
0 ,
$
.t) J. H. CtliELLEW, - Blyth :
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