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. N. B. Try Cocoa cream
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for Chapped 'hands, etc
. Private Tuition.
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`Private' tnition in Public,' School work.
Penile taught separately; either during the
day, or in the evenings Also, books post.
ed and amounts reiadered for merchants.
Apply to • . MISS Ma O'NEILL.-
af . • . Huron Streit
alldNiellellidala•V‘1114.
has opened a branch in the Mole Dlodks hame tried everything else to
. ' Goderich•Fell Fair will be held Wed- cough -now use the BEST; For
• . • , - cuia your. cold, or stop your
nesdaysTliers..lay, and Fridea•, Sept. 250 per -Lung you can c,ure
20 to . 2.11, • '
. yourself. The. secret is in our
mr s. Rannie_„_. of this villa e. leet. • .. .
-iirrixi c niiiiihased theMiss earl sle pro- '-eeit -1Liver- :011---Einatein*--
,perty, Hensell, fok.$1100.00. • • , -
. It is. Fresh, taitele :s and Ina •
. The wile of 0 ' Carson, of • Lot '23, - • equaled.. • Madeor those Who
e.
ult. She was a victim of consumption.
con. 7, GreY', died oe Saturday,. 27th • •wa,nt the hest. Don't your -
Lown -
ship of ITsberne, last _Week made an
• a . • . .
Mr $iimtiel. It Horne, of the. town -
assignment for the benefit' otitis eyed -
Woks. '• •• . ,
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Nisi Mitegetat Pantheon, late steno-
grapher for Mr. & J. „D. Gooke, Hen- ,
sall has secured a .situatioit.Withe law .!
flan inBarrie. •• ,.. .. . . • • )
*. Mr j'ainee Atkinson, Exeter, receiv.,W.
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of Iiie brother Jogeph, ' Atkinson, , of
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' ' Men. • B. • ' • .
S R -HOLMES,
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ed the sad news la,st sveekof the death •
Killarney, Man, • a • • . . ' ••
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' We regret to learn etthe. death • of , -,..Manefeeturbig. Cheinis,t
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Ar WillitineBarrlesfOrtirerly Of Morris : . Post effleelehig socre,,_:,.-
which. took 'place recently at •Ox Bow, , . •
4esini5ola, ' - . . • .
' The 100 &ere •farm of Albeit 'Carter,
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llth con. Grey, • has '.been leased to
three year term.' • ' a ' • '
rhomas con,,
of . Brussels, for a :
Mr Sohn 1:t.:•13One., a former resident.
of East aVawanosh..has_beeri appoint-
ad:assistant managi.ng editer of the
Tot -onto Dail St
• ' On January, .30th a
. sent, inuto of last annual mee ing
Leicei. were read 'and approved. The annual
Air pair of fine lansbs. '
, . thoro bred
reports in reference to business cif the
ester ewe belonging to R. Nichol, Oth
line. Movies,' presented her owner with report of the directors and auditors' •
. Mrs•Witt liastey.- Dungannon, • cle-
. 1905,. which were• laid before thanteet-
ompany or the year ending Dee 31,
.einng,e•wo;raesfautlI41:rxi.dainciat,agisvuinclieeziudi•
parted this life on Sunday,' .Feb: 4th. • -c
•The interineet took. place at Dun: -business havingbeen done during the '
.gannon oe-Ttiesdast, • , past enter. - .. • ' •
James 'Reid, Goderich; .•the The reports above referred • to. show
olaest and beet known residente, died 4 steady ipereaseEll along the follow- '
at his residenee on Wednesdata after- ing lines; Ids t • Increa,se of. policies in
neon,'aged 70 aeareand 10 months. force.; Increase of eisks assunied ; ' In-
Htnsall*.council, at their last Meeting Crease in cash iu bank •and .premium :
• crease of premium. notes received e Ine'
passed the local option by-law, to be note capital.. • . •• , •
Voted on the let of January,. 1907, in
respoese to a largely signed petition. The a,ssets a the. Co'mpeny are
. A short tiine age Mis E. •Dickson. $170,275.80 ; no liabilities ' at the elope . a
Ilth con., Grey,. disposed of a choice of the year, all .claims paid,.
heavy draught horse to Dennis 'Bros , The losses.paid amounted to.$0252.3t
of Mclaillop, receiving the handsome numbering tna11.42, 29 of Which Wee sll'e
sum of $250; •
• . caused bylightning, 12 °Ache same ,0311'
ing amounts less than No each.
We are pleased to learn that. Mt's ' There were 915 policies issues'. Miring
Will McLeod, Seatieth, who was seri- the year covering $1:300,40%. •
opsly ill with :typhoid fever, is now The Compariy beitti k." the pew Year.
registering, and is able to sit up • for a with M92 policies, ass force, covering .
short time every dada . ' •• . ' . risks. to the a,iyoent of $4,716,878.00.
Wm King, Auburn-, was presented
with a fur coats as a token of esteem The boarat 0 directors leek foragard
prate_ anothea
Tor his faithfuLeervices in connection te what ttleY ruet. will
the Sec. and Treas. for' quite a number
fortunalee and prosperoug year for the
eitessrs John Griffin, j*, a •Kaake and
vvith Knox•ehurch. Mr King bas been . .
of•years. ' - . .
. policy 'holders. • . .
as Girvin, formerdirectors whose terra •
Thel0fficial Board of 'the -Me of office had expired, were again "re- s
tp eetern to this cleaulb for the third ' elected. • . • '' ' • '
hearty invitation to Rev ;. 'elect Baker •
taiodist
.clinroliaBluevale eirceit, • eeesended a elected. The former auditers Mr Joha .
Wilson of Auburn, and,Mr 'Walter A„ 1 .
Wilson ef Waaranosh were .again re,
math)
year. The paeteor expressed his a.ppre. At a subsegoent rneeting of the board
e of teene kindfiess and said he of direeters Mr John Ballantyne was
sincerelse hoped the coming C,onferenee elected president, and Mr Finley And-
vv,Quili. grant the requeat. ' a. ••• -I arson ewe president for the eneuing, '
/ Another of the worthy pioneers of . year. , •
1 thee distriet has passed fecom life. Mr ' , - •
1 Ottawte March 20ths About fortk
1
Jas Kehoe died at his 'residence, in • Lady Laurier will accompany Sir. .
SeitfOrth, dn. Thursday afternoon of Wilfrul ' on bli forthcoming visit te .
last week, Mr Kehoe wee 72 years of Toronto. . ..
age. lie had not been enjoying robust 1
health for eonsesyears, but was able to The Minister of Agriculture-announ-
deeth. .
be aboot until within four days of hisseenaageseeeee win be caned te meet in
ces that the Dominant oonfettence of
Monday, as Robert blaster, God- 1 delegates are eipeetech in addition to .
was crossing on "the ice to Marl- .representatives from allied industries.
Island, he trod on a weak piece This will be one oathe Most imp,ortant
and went through, the Water be- , fruit meetings ever held in the Domini,.
eh -1g aboutefourteen feet deep. I ion.
er held on to the edge of the ice .
ailed for help, J/30, 'McDonald, 1
WaS near at hand; rushed to hia
ance, and Moon helped him out to I
ce. •
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Friday week Mr and Mrs Joseph i•
cl, of the Bayfield Itoad near I
ich, celebteted their silver wed- i
t their horn in the old township.
VMS a pretty large gathering of
an Salkeld. members . from St. i
s and tbwii being. present tojoin i
ngratulating their relatives on
ng the 25th milestone of married i
. 1
ther of the' pioneer residents of ,
cinitysin the persoo of Mrs Van I
nd, relict of tile late L. O. Van I
nd, died in Egmondville on Snit -
V, at the residence of Mrs C.
gmond, The deceased wits in
hty.third year and had been ill '
short tinle. Mrs Van tgnaond's `,
name Was 'Margaret Jolinston. I
s a native of Devonshire, Eng. ,
nil came to ()mule whet) quite
and resided with her parents .
rim on the Huron road until her r
ge, when she came a reside in
ilvilles mid continued her tosicl- '
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YOUR MONEY IN
The SovereignBank
OP CANA DA
never steps working clay or night,
eed no money eCnnes tztore easily
than, ,,,intesaegit money. You can
start alf acOunt here with enly
one dollar, •
Interest paid four times a
year, whether you look
after it or not
H. T...11 A N C E,
Manager of Clinton bainch.
seemetegmaisameMeiwasmentimmiems
ass,
.Where are Yon?
• The prospects for Clinton's progress
and development are brighter now
than they have been for some time.
points to industrial and
,commercial activIty of &healthy form.
While we cap all share in the benefits
that will follow, we can also contribute
• thereto. One man could do precious
iittle towards moving a .house, but a
hundred pulling the same Way, would
make it move. The same applies to
moving a town. No matter now en-
terprising two or three may -bet little
Is accomplished unless the same spirit
is general.
There are some people who are like
a bump on a log -neither. ornamental
or useful. Possibly tee have no more
of them than other places. But they
often hinder progress when they don't
intend to. A word of disparagement
or opposition often does harm without
dieing good. An expression of approval,
or encouragementitivariablydoes good
_withoat doing harm. Herein lies the
difference of helping or hindering , .
- Everybody can help or hinder. it
rests with the individual: If you want
the town to "get there" help it. Help
it with, both feet. If you have money
put it into something that will be pro-
ductive. If you heve no Money use
your energies, and they max accoms
plish as much as the other. 13iit do'
soznething that will contribute to the
• Matenial progress which should be ours
if weainly have enougleTgAlittl-and-git
• t,o make it se.
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Mtn Advertisements
, . lams wanted, G. litzeg 1
'Tried Everything, TtcS.R. Holmes:, 1
Your money. Sovereign Bank
• Girls tvanted. Jackson Mfg. Co.. , . • 1
New Dry Goads store, Newcombe 4
• One way excursions, F. R. Hodgins4
Revivalalymna. Cooper & Oo • 4
Car space wanted, New Era . 4
Clover Seed. J.A. Ford 4
Bargains in taoles, J. H. Chellew... a 4
High Grade Watches, W.H. Hellysr 5
Silver Polish, W. Counter.... ..: 6
Bargain Day, Tozer & Brown „
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House to Reat, R. Sanderson 5'
Bnsiness Oollege, W.J. Elliott 5
Girl Wanted, New Era 5
Seed Oats, L. Tyndall
5
rm-toreSieks, A Note
Palmist, Madame Zella
Seed Oats, J. Vodden 5
Auctioneer, G. Elliott 5
. Cow for Sale. W.G. Perrin 5
Boys wanted, Money Saver Co . . 5
Stove for Sale, New Era 5
New Magazine. Fair Co.
, 8
,. sesames.; te Corner Sale, Hodgin Bros. 8
IN ew presareotAe, easdein Elms.. . 8
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Advertisers changing their •
Notice #
advertisements any week must
• have their copy in not later
have
Tuesday morning.
GIRLS.
Gals who can ran nmaohjne or wish te
learn te ran a machine, girls who •oito
aew
or wish to learn to sew, on segue steeds
employmien just now with the JA.CKSON
M'F'G. 00., Canton. Wages paid to be-.
ginner& To learn to make' ready-made
clothing is one of the best trades a boy or
girl can go at. Piece workgivenafter aabort
period of apprenticeship, and smart girls
can make good mem. More particulars oe
application to the JACKSON MFG. CU.,
Clinton. .
GEORGE ELLIOTT..
CLINTON, ehrt,,
Licensed :Auctioneer.
Farm, sales a Specialty.
TERMS REASONABLE. 'F'f
• 'Orders left at the NEW ;ERA will be
premptly attended to,
Are you satisfied
With your .
Watch?
-4
Perhaps you have neglected it,
Jet it get dirty or rusty from lack
of oil. Perhapa it has been
badly repaired -at sonte.':tinte-
Whatever the reasnn, dont delay,
as delay sometimes Spells the
watch.
Given the opportunity we- Will
repair and return it to you with
ottr personal guarantee of its cor-
rectness; we make no Marge for
examining yore, mach and twat_
bag its need's. .
Our prices for watch repairing
re motlerete, • • • Ie.
• A. 3. GING°,
• IBMILEh Amp Of*TIOTAX,
Marriage Licenses issued
CLINTON ONTARIO FRIDAY. - FEBRUARY • 16. 1906
Nippon
Mr Geo. Lqg, -of London, Wes up
this week re wing old acquaintanees.
He looks we. All were glad to see
Mr. and Mrs, J, .1. O'Brien an4 Miss
May Northoott, a Sexamith, Brant a
day last week with their old friends,
Mr. and. Mrs. Johnson.
On Tuesday evening, the 13th
all Oyster supper was held in at. An-
drews Church when a pleasant time
sweanstosdp.eit, A' good prograra was pre.
Mr. Hugh iticiMarmid has returned
from Windsor,where he was attending
the funeral of his uncle, the late Rev.
Arch.°McDiarmid, oee of the pioneer
Ministers of the Presbyterian Church.
Last Friday night the Eippen Hall
Co. held a concert, whenthe entertain-
er, Mr. Hill Ilnllinshed, of Dutton, a
beeper Rippen boy, delighted all with
,comic songs, reoitattoes Mad. itokepon-
atioiis.Last Sunday the acv. A. II. Going,
Ohairman of the Exeter District, held
the annual missionary services of the
Kippen circuit. -His addresses were
good, and the offerings were expected
to be considerably in advance of last
year: • •
• Last - Monday night the Literary
ciety met and a very pleasant .time.
was
spent. In addition to music, feedings
and recitations, an interesting alscusss
ion on the advantages of a college edu,
cation, pro and con, was entered, into
.by .Messrs. J.. McDiarmid and W. H.
Johnston. The next, night 0, debate on.
the subject, "Resolved that the pens is
mightier than the sworeled by Misses,
Grace Qemmell•and Jennie ,McDeath.
will be•the leading feature. '-
Brucalleld
SAx.a. -John Mailman will put UP,
hie farm in Stanley for sale on eb. 21
He, will ale° sell his farnfetock, ImPle-
niente, eta. He intends going to Mani-
toba m March, but has not yet decided
tybeect he will locete in the West,
Dteara.---Hugh McDeranot, sttanley,
attended the funeral of hue -Quote, Rev:,
A. McDermot, of Sarnia, who died
very suddenly last week, from heart
trouble. Mr. McDerniot was Well
howls in our neighborhood, having
preached in the village niany
He leaves a wife and grown-up family
of four children. .
Caunrat, -On. Sabbath lest the Sac-
•
raneent of the Lord's' Supper was dis—
pensed in the Preebyterian chut•ch.
when die meMberti were added to the.
roll: Rey. Ma Leckie, of Londesboro,
preached on Friday, and Rev. Mr. Ur-
-gphart, of Icippeu, preached thanks-
giving services on Sabbath evening.
• Both men preached strong, eloquent
sermons which were much appreciated
by large congregations.
No/Its-Miss Hamilton, of Detroie is
theher aunt, Mrs. Salvers, of #
the Manse. • Mrs Rodgers, of Bel-
mont, is the guest of her son, Dr. Red -
gets. Miss Katie Hart has returned
to Toronto to complete bee 'coulee
IRI' I% N rna chool MissG. R ,
So- who was visiting at the home of her
brother, John Raisin, has returned to
her home,* Hensel'. Mrs. H. Aiken -
head is visiting her nother, Mrs. Cam-
eron., of Stanley. Mrs. D. McIntosh
received Word last week the illeess
of her sister, Mrs. Nevin, -f rinerlY of
our village, who resides a the home of
her daughter, Mrs', John Jamieson, of
Edinburg, Dakota. Miss Maud Chys-
ler, 'Hernia, is visitipg her uncle, Mr.
B R. Higgins. The saw -mill has been
closed for a week for repairs. Mr. V.
Diehl is at present very ill., Miss Carr
of Clinton, spent Sunday at Ithme. ,
- •
tondesbere •
• T. Origp has not 'recovered foam his
illness -yet. . ' "
Mr. S.•E ,Robertson spent Saturday
and Sunday last with his friends. here.
Mr and Mrs Lk Squires entertained a
number of their friends- dlassl'iseeday
evening,
Wm. Manning and Wm: Cockerline
left here on Tuesday for their holm in
Manitoba,. ,
• T. Shaddick found moving the Mime
a hard job, so he sold it on the road•te
•a Blyth man.
Mr Et, Pair. of Stratford, was in the
village this week in the interests of- the
Equity Life Assurance Co.
Measles are very • prevalent in S. S.
No, 8 at present: it looks as if :the.
teachers will•have some holidays.,
'• Mrs Harry Craig was.,onnamdeed to
her, home neat. Belgrave last week by
the.serieus ifineseof oned her brothers'
O. Barkweil, ofviiiitict'Enviin, and -
W. Sallows, of Oarlbw; were inmate at
the homes:of Wm. Hiles on Sonde.), lasts
S..: Woochnan hes 'aitfurect •soma ice
from the river that is ,very good, but
the prospects are that there Will be:
better yet.
7,Mi Robert Bowcock. who was ill at
•
the home of John Garrett, died on
Tuesday, at the age of 80 years and a
fevr months. He was one of the oldest
settlers in these parts. .
It T. OP T. -At next . regular meet-
ing in addition to the program,. a de -
hit. will be given, entitled "Resolved
that a -women has more influence than
a man." The affirmative ivilt be taken
.by ladies; the negative by gentlemen.
• •WoltaN*IbianTuTE meeting Of
the Women's Institute was held last
Thursday at the home of the President
Mrs. Hiles, The subject, "Washiffg
annels" was discussed and several
mPntloned.
and subject "Simple meals, vvell cook-
ed and nicely served" was taken up,
• when the three meals of the claywere
discussed. Several receipes of dainties
were given by the ladies.
• Hallett '
The infant son of Wm McCool was
very low with an attack of pneurnenia
et, the early part of the week, but he
is appareetle out of danger.
•Mi. Thos. Gocikin 'Miss Eadia re-
turns to her 'home at moidee, are,
this week. after spending three tn0402A.
visitima friends in this neighborhood,
and at.StOWilliams and Wingham.
QUITE A LOSS.--rlar Sohn Manning
sustained a heavy loss bet week by
the death of two horses, from some
unknown diSease. One was a mare in
foal: they were easily woith $400. He
also lost a yearling' steer.
SuPrEn. The Londeshoro Lodge
Sons of England had an oyster supper
last Thursday evening, at the home of
Mr David Mountain; a very pleasant
time was spent, about 40 vvere present.
It is expected that several similar
gatherings will be held at the borne
of different members before the win-
ter is over. . .
Reim Sores. ItIr John Wyatt has
sold his one hundred acre farm near
Harlock, which be purchased a short
time ago front Mr Crosby, to Mr Peter
Taylor for $4,55C, The term is a good
one but the buildingsare not first class.
Mr Wyatt intende moving to New On-
tario in the' spring to push his fortune
there. '• •
. RE/vow. —Mr J. W. Mills, of Hid -
lett, having rented his fine farm of one
hundred and eighty acres to Mr Chas
Detnbridge, intends having it large
cleeritar sale of his farm stock and ina-
elements, on Friday February 23rd.
Mr Beinbridge has secured one of the
most up-to-date farmed in the town-
ship, and Ni Mills in return has se-
cured a first class tenant.. ..
"-• Haat "Wantatiosh
' Albert Nethery, youngest' seri of Mr.
Wni Netheryeuncleinvent an operetion
'on Sunday for an abcess. At time of
writing, he is' doing as wellas can be
r Harry Wilkinsonds very ill wit Is
sinallpot near Kineardint; where he
has beeteengaged with it farmer.
Atrie WeItath, is ill at present
We are pleased to hear of the recov-
ery of Mr, Jas. Vancansp.
as*
sttnimer11111.
Mr am, attended the funeral of
the lat iei Barr at Myth an Saturdite
lest.
Mr W. Huck paid 4 visit to Goderich
on Tuescley.
Wounderstand that IVIe Wm Wallace
Who has spent the win ter with relatives
here, returps this week to the State. of
Montana,where be has for Many years is
suecessfully carried on sheep tertaing, Si
,
auburn '
SALES STABLE: -We now have a
sales stable in this village, run by G.
T. youngblut and John Johnston, for
which parposb-Mrs, Symington'sstables
have been %retited. They have now
five horses on hand; of good quality. -
sCettnadist..-Iter. Messrs. Small; and
e
Faille changed outside work last Sab-
bath, which enabled afri Faille to have
theairening service in .Knox church.
The special . meetings in the • Metho-
dist, Ohureh are being, continued, and
are of nauch interest.
NOTES. -Mi.. Sam. Marshall end tiro
children left this week for Oshawa, to
spend a short time with relatives, be. -
fore returning ' to his 'home in Moose- •
min, • Man. Wellington Wilson, of
-Brucefield, spent 'seveealtlasrs renew-
ing. old acquaintances.Miee. McKnight,'
of, Nile, is visiting friends in Auburn.
We are glad to report that Miss Gertie
Asquith, Who has beeteill;with grippe
for some .time,' is better again:
linemen CHANGE. -J. Nicholson ex,
petits to ship from Blyth on the 21st,
for Earl Grey, AeSe. Juts. 'Medd will
at once. occupy the shop and dwelling.
The Medd Property has been. bought
by J. Knox; and also a large quantity
of Nicholsonts harness stock. The
building will be used as -a harneas Shop
by Herb Knee, as seen as he is able to
return frtini Ottawa, which may be In
a couple of weeks.' In the meantime
the harness besiness is to be .meantime
the
to the public. . • . •
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Sederiela Township
Mr - Randle Cole of Seaforth, spent
Sunday under the parental roof,
Mr. Arthur Welsh .has disposed of
hiedancydriveractr-George 13eaeotne
realizing a snug little sum,
....Miss Florence Marshall has returned
, ,
home after making an extended, visit
with relatives in St. Thomas. '
We are pleased to state that • Mrs. J.
•
Stewart, after her recent illness,is able
to be up; we trust she may soon regain
her usual health.
Miss Effie Rathwell has .returned
home from Stratford, whereahit spent
it fortnight she was •accora-
panied home by a lady friend.
Any person desirous of purchasing
farni this year will got it bargain at the
bee the farmers are yelping their pro-
perty w.thenew assessment.
The Quartet:1r Official Board of the
Deerfield ciecuit glare a hearty invite -
tion to their pastor, . Steadman, to
remain another year, which ate,ccepted.
Oily asseseer is finding considesseie
trounle this elk on account of the
new assessme 11, but however, the
obliging John will find a way out of
his difficulty. • . • . '
The Orangemen of the'7th concession
treated thsteselves to an oyster supper
on Friday evening last '; it is needless
to say that they enjoyed the supper in
the fullest capaeity,
.Tohn Thompson, jr. centenplates
taking a. trip to the great West in the
near tuture.; he may probably be a per-
inanen t resident in t.hat country if sue.,
cess crowns his efforts. ., •
Miss Ticliboutsse, the new Dominie
of the Bayfield lane School appears to
have a pod mode of instructing , the
young minds ; we trust ehe may proye
a success in her first school, ,
We were et little. in error in last Weektis
issue in stating the golden anniversary
of Mr arid Mrs Gdorge tiantelon to be
next fall; we meant to say the diamond
wedding; we only hope tbey are spared
to see the results.
Reeve Midaretoe hes stable full of
good. prime cattle feeding this Winter,
which is his ;renal custom, Mr. Middle-
ton knows quite well when speaking of
England aud the averege t!Ingitshtnan
that they are ready consumers.
It has been decided by the board of
Helmet:wine Methodist Church, that
the service at lilberiezer iipppintrneet,
ehall hereafter bet a Sunday afteenoon
service, nob as formerly, every third
Sunday in the morning. .
I M isites• Lillie and 1.1mtna Colelough
entertained a load of , young people •
from town at' then. home in Goderich
township on Tuesday evening. The
time was spent in games and Male,
and at the wee sma" hours they went
homb, thinking the Misses Colclough
most delightful entertainers,
•
,
Porter** Hill 0
Soilat,-The- congregation of &tilt
any Presbyteriari church intend hold-
ing a social at the home of the Misses
McDougall4 cut line, on Wednewlay
evening, b en. 21.st. A good r
being prepared, and a slight admis•
on fee will be eliargedt
Renew
.846-bero are urged to Make their •
remeWela promptly, and Waste steroid dna
lose a any copies of the kb raid
st7Bscannio2qllnetteV4413!"
Tnekeranattb
IsToTas.Tog. Crich and J. Snipley,
of the London road, spent a few days
last week at Niro. Roweliffe's, Win-
chelsea. Miss M. McEwen, town, is
spending a few days visiting friends
here. A number of young people
front above liolniesville epent a very
neasant evening at J. Holmes' on
Wednesday evening last. 11. O'Brien
returned treat Strethnd last week,
where he spent a month with friends.
Mr. and Nies. R. Pepper entertained
number of friends Wednesday evening.
•••••—•6
Goaterteh
Cosecanete•A ilish for seats wee
witnessed when the Wan was opened
to day for the entettainment to be
given by the Harmony Minstrels in
aid of-tha 33rd, Regimeetal band •here.
The minstrels are all lOcal talent, have
been preparing for a long tinse, and
an early assurance of a crowded hose
has set on foot an agttatiou for a re-
petition Of their progretnnat on the
following evening. -
NOTES -At the temperance *smiting
in Ternsperangs Hall on Sunday, the
Black Knight, Rev Hector, discoursed
to an everfiowing house. The music
was, as Reuel, excellent, and particu-
larly the,duet singing of Mr E. a
Belcher and his son. The railway con-
struction work is at it standstill for the
pteseet, owing to the unexpected
freshet in January. Theenany blends
of john Acheson will be serry to hear
of his serious illness ; his son, John,,
has been called home from the West ;
xnthaeodeoncttorrsecohvoolrdy,out little h7.7 of per-
FLOM &Russ The Western .Canada
Flout Mills Company ate run-
ning their Mills to the full capacity
after a short shutdown to make it few
changes so as.to increase their ()Omit.
They are now ternihg out 1,800 barrels
of flour ,each 24 lioers, and are ship.
ping each day nine carloads of flour
an three carloads of salt. By reason
of lack of elevator accommodation for
storage of wnich to continue this out-
put the cenipana last fall arranged
with three of the largest gmin_varruirs
Writhe lakes, to winter here and store
their loads until required. Mr Hugh
Carimbell, Who has been; head miner
here for sonie yam's, goes to Wtonipeg
to tae charge of the company's mill
there, and Mr W. Somerville, Weir
of Manitoba...takes his place here.
,
The proposed sale of the ,Goderich
Summer. 'Hotel propertydid not at
tract many bidders, though the bust
ness is one of considerable interest ,to
the people of Goderich, It is under-
stood sir Proudfoot, actiog for the.
Clinton mortgagees, r.hade.satisfactory-
assurances that the town's interests
vrould be protected. ale property
Was bought in feit the mortg.agees,
but what further will be .done is not
stated. The town's interest of $10,90
_loaned has to run six.years yet •-••befisee
heingrep. •'s • •
Mrs JanseeBarr, Blyth, died Wed-
nesday afternoon,atter several months
illness with cancer of the stomach.
Mr David Moody, . Blyth, had the
toes of one of his feet badly out with
,an axe while hewing- timber near Ben.
miller last Friday. .
' Miss Georgina Murray tendered her
resignation as teacher of the fourth
division, of the Blyth school, recently
stating that she could not . afford
to mirk for the salary she was re-
ceiving. The Boarcirefused to accept
MissMurray's resignation, but gave
her the increase of $26 asked for, her
new engagement to date frorn Feb-
ruary lst and her eatery to -be $326 per
annum' "
—This year's Blyth fair will bc;,' held
on Tuesday and Wednesday, Septem-
ber 18th and 19th. This 'deeision. was
made at a meeting cif the directors on
Tuesday afternoon.- These dates 'will
be three weeki eaz.lier than the fair
has been lae/d for several years past,
and will follow immediately after the
Londoe fair. The told, wet weather
'that usually acconsparnes Blyth fair ie
what caused the directoisto change to
earlier dates. Ales.re A.. :E. Bradwin
aod Frank Metcalf Were re-elected sec-
retaky and treasurer respectively.
eonstance
Mrs. Miller, of Harpurhey, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. N. T. Ad-
ams, at present:
Geo: Riletr has moved to his new
home, which, he receetly putehased
from Joseph Rands. ,
Rev. Mr. Birks administated the Sac-
rnautranmtrolafstthgaL ifottl.Suppeetto alarge
ate attensan
League on Tue
not as large ks
Geo. d sposed of a these at a
e at the Epworth
a evening last -was
owing tO the rain,
gdod figure re ntly,„
• Robta Lindiay • nove °maples ;he
house recently vacated bY Geo. Rile/ .
Wm. Smith, of Seaforth, was Visit-
ing our burg on- Monday iast.
. Stanley
.Miss Martha Smillie is U11E.; week at
Mr. Wan, Taylor's.' .
A. Nett and , wife, were visiting at
00tii Oa MUD YOU?
A bage numbersof •our subseribees
have renewed thele enbsciiptiOrt for
Us year, and we thank then' for se
doieg. Stilt there are quite 4 num.
bar who have not done sn, some even
who are in arrears, and it would__
please us very nmeh if these were
all paid up. Will those to Whoni
this applies; kind:y give it their ,
attention, • ,
e•
Hohnesvillie
B. Sweet is bogy theirealays, having
several teams eat. aged in battling ice
to the factory,
Our village blaultsmith is reaping a
harvest this winter, setting horses'
•scoh:islenst, oflop;irrionagusleigha, etc., on ace
John H. Melo?, of-Arcole, Man„ and
Miss M•ary Smillie, of Grey, - were vis-
iting,at the home of Wee Taylor, of
the second, during the first of the week.
- The many 'friends of Mr. Walters
will be pleased to know thee, although
suffering a very serious relapse last
week, his condition seems much im-
proved again. „
GETTIWG INTERESTING. The debates'
that are being held in connection with
the Femme' • Institute are becons iue.
quite interesting. They are held every
two weeks, , nt . different houses, and
prove profitab e diseussions, •
At the adjourned meeting of the
quarterly board of the Methodist
church a change -in Cline of preaching
services was made ; at Ebenezee naeet-
ings will be held every Skhbath after-
noon, and at Sharon two Sundays in
the afternoon and the third Sunday in
the evening. • • •
•
NAtotow-Eseitate--e-The house of Mx.
se
Mulholland hada -Very narrow escape
fronedestruction by lire on Monday
morning: While Mrs. Mulhoffand was
et work in the lower part of the house,
she detected something burning, and
on going up tairs, found one room i
flames. A pmerunning through a par-
tition had set it on • fire, which had
communicated to a ted near by. For-
tunately it Was put out without nau,ch
difficulty. A remark'able feature in•
connection with it is tbe fact that she
had, ermined to go over to Kinbuite
that morning, and when Mr. Stanley
-
called for her to go, something told
her not to, and /she 'remained at !mule
Had she goneathe _whole, place would
probably haye been 'consumed,' togeth-
er with the church and shed, as the
wind was in that direction.
Hayfield
Miss Moofehouse spent a few days
visiting her brother in London, . •
• Jas. Donelchion and L; Thomson are'
slowly recovering from a severe attack
•of grippe. . • ,
The young peoptedf the villege have
enjoyed. it few evenings of skating on
the nver.
The fishermen are • at present the
busiest men in town, getting 'up ice for
sumraer use. . • ,
Malcoltn Campbell, of Toronto, is a
visitor in town, the guest of his uncle,
Jas. Qamnbell. •
. Misses Lily and Nona Miller, °Man-
ton, spent Sunday with their uncle,
james Donaldson. •
We regret to announce the death pf
Dan McInnis, whichtook place at the
House of Refuge during the early part'
ef the week. .
It is rumored that *a fashionable
wedding is about to take place in our
burg, ivhen Bayfleal will lose Ode of -
her popalar young ladies.
Wingbam
WANTZ.D•:-.P.ifty,eases Agys mu? eon of
Butte ?, weekly, also raw furs and 10,000
Rat skins, GEO. Al. KING, Tint/ham. ,
Mr. Gavin Davidton died very unex-
pectedly last week. -
Mi. Orr, of the Brunswick House,
has an orange tree bearing fruit. - •
Mr james Morrison, of. Culress, late
sold his farm and purchased a house in
Wingharn,
'Mr'Rechard James, of East Wawa -
nosh, has purchased Mr Wm Page'e
eattage Whightuo and will move to
town m March. Mr and Mrs Tames
are pioneer residents of East Wa,was
nosh, and well llesereesthe rest after
many years Of toil.
Last year was a record year for ships
• .
mentgotsalt from the ' Winghana Salt
Woz.ks. The shipments by either rail,
merchants and farmers teams amount-
ed to 3820 tons, which would make 255
car loads of 30,000 lbs each me 254 train
loads of 10 cars each, coverina 25
fweoept kiegr:01111010°Ptertarns o13 rn toenss. -tot
elle load to MoVe that quantity of salt.
,
Clinton Public Library •
At the annual meeting of the Public
ry Doard, held oft Titesday even -
this wee ,' the officers were re-
d as follows Chairman, W
Libra
•ing 01
the home of Hugh. cOonnell t ti eleete
beginning of the wee . 13 .
Mrs, Neil Fox, of Morden, Man., was
visiting old acquaintances en the line
for a few days last sveek.
- Mrs. Sohn Butchart • and her ,son,
John, have gone to Konioka this week. •
They ere visiting Mrs, McDougall.
Miss Tilly Nott, of haefiekl, and, Miss
Sarah Nott, of luckersinith, were vis-
iting at the home of A. Nott last week,
The many friends of Mr Robb Step-
henson, of the Parr line, Stanley, Who
has been ill, wtll be glad to hear. thet
he is improying,
Master Willie McGregor had the
misfortnnec'on Thursday of last week,
.to break one of the bones of his right
nem. While climbing over the gate
to get the • football he fell, with tile
above retepit, . His arm is doieg Welt.
• Benntillee -
The choir Was entertitined •at the
parsonage one evening last week, and
repdrt having had a, good time.
Dt&t.ertt -.Mrs Good, wife of Mr. Tilos,
•Good, tiled on Sunday last from rhea..
in:Wain, with which she has suffered
for seine time. She leaves two (laugh.
tees and a son, Miss Sadie, of Chicago,
and Joint, frolll near London, being
home for the funeral, Miteh sympatl , tionalis
is felt for the beretuted husband and mueh
family in their afilialon, No, 5,
Local Sporting Ratters
• C,AIIPET asa,r,a, '
The second game Of Carpet Dells
was played on Saturday evening last
in the I. 0. 0, F, lodge room, between
the Odcifellows of town and the 041c1 --
fellows of the Organ rectory, resulting'
in the following Score s ,
Town • p, Pectory
J. W. Newcombe "8. SeymouW. r •
Collyer ' L. Doherty
T. Season jr. A. ()oaths
A. Turner, (.3apt, II " F. Hall Capt. 24
HOCKEY
(MOAN FACTOE'T "SPLAsITEe PAPTIKE
Thursday evening 1414, speetators at
the rink, who witnessed the Factory-
l'alitieostassepitereareaseeYorded pktre4
. Mr •Dowding, who
refereed the game, had his work cut
out for him,' from the beginning, hut
he handled the game exceedingly well.
It was rough at times, and the ruffians
who made it rough were sent to the
fence every time The faetery is 4
strong septette, and • would make it
warIn for- even Goderich. Score 2-4, I
favor Factory, How about a Match
with the Goderieb Otgan Factory. as
an exhibition.
Goderich . ran away from the Stret;
• e
ford intermediates et Goderich on Mon.
da,y,by'a; score of 8 to O. The game was
Sensational, as faras combination work
went, the slow lee preventing any at-
tempt thereat. , •
The return match at Stratford, on
Wedngday evening resulted -in it score
of 4-5'in the home team's favor,- This
givesGoderIch Dist. No. 7, by 7 goals.
Do it aaain, Goderich,
County •Clippings
The Bank of Haniiltoe, Dungannon,
-Laxo-cold
a laxative -tablet,
Treatment for
•Coughs and Colds,
Grippe, Headache,
and Neuralgia.
Regiqp:s
KRESO DIP
unequalled foi destroying Ticks,
•. Lice and infeCtious diseases,
‘4410%,..lies4440
Vest liti*aatish Piro .,
•• !usistance, eontioany.
Theannual tneeting:of this company
was held at Dungannon orithe 24th of '
'January. There was a •laege attend-
ance' of • policy -holders and others re- • •
' On•
ton'
y , Secy., E. M. McLean ; Trees- eas b
s of ice
urer, M. D. MeTaggart.
The report for 1905 shows Ithat the mud .c
Ishist
Library is in a satisfactory chndition, who
considering the limited amens at the assist
disposal of the Board. • 18012 readers
used the reading room during the year, solid i
an average of abate 00 per day. 13 1139 Oh
hooks were issued by the Librarian, Salkel
being an Average of about 20 to each Goder
ticket holder. 071 ticket holders drew „(1,ing a
books during the year, and as very There
few of these. are not residelits of the the, el
town. it is estimated that at least one Helen
in every four of the entire population in co
le a tieket, holder, while in several reaehi
fatnifies twoor more readers are kn3wn
to use the stune ticket, and the actual Ano
ottinber of readers probably reaches this vi
WO or 1000, 312 volimea were added to •Hgtno
the Libeary, making it total of 5270 Egtrio
now on the shelves, end 45 magezines dAy las
were on fib in the eeading room Van n
throughout the year. • • her eig
on$16r a
'
Madalne Zella, palmist, is spending enitt,tsid.„,en„
it week's time at the Norinandie note'.
"If yea itee not a believer in the Oil- ' "
osophy of palmistry, you will do well
younto
to consult her, Madame Zeila reads asun„.",„:"..,
your life, like an open book and givee 77-v""
information on all affairs. She isa '-',,gtnt:in
eultiwed lady, 4 charrultth ebnversa- edee
t, and herreediegs will do you
good,". Consult !tor at tooin
flours 10 a, nl„ to 10 p.
THE
Molsons Bank
Incorporated 1855
Ctijttii taid up $3,000,000.
Reservi, 1?u1111, $8,000,000
'Total mots • $30,000.000
SAVE' YOUR DOLLARS
by depositing in our Savings
Bank. It do's not require alarge
amount to login With. We pay
' 3 per cent interest on amounts of
$1 arid upwards, Better begin
" now -deposit what you ean spare
--add to it whenever _possible,
We will weleetne your aceount,
large or small,
A general Banking htisinelia
transacted,
CALL AND:SEE tt8
C. E. DowniNG,1
Meneter, Carrion
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