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THE CLINTON NEW ERA.
Ready for Fall Business
We're ready for our first Fall's business in this
store, and, if a bright, new stock and downright
good values have anything to do in bringing you.
our way, we're pretty sure of your patronage,
Every department is full of everythino- that's new in
Ladies' wear. Dress Goods and, Silks are nearly
all in. Ladies' ready -to -.wear department has been
remodeled and is filled with new Coats, Skirts,
Silk Waists, etc. Corset and Underwear depart–
ment is now at its best, and next week our Millin-
ery department will be ready for early buyers.
We'll be plesaed to have you call apd let us show
you this new stock:
kadium Latnind-
The New Dress Gods
Radium Lamm a is a new •kind of Dress Goode,
ehown for the first time this fell, We've secured
the agency tbO it this yette; and have it in' all the new
colors to. 4W1',Xi°0131 tiet10-4444. 52 Inches wide, a
sinorita fie ish goodsawhich s gueranteeci not to spot, 850
already.shrunk, spectra price....., , ,,,,,, u
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Broadcloth Seo $1.50 -
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Broadcloths'. wilt be GOOD this seeson-very
faShionable for snits and seperate iskirts— shown,
here in black, navy, royal, brinvn, grey, fawn, comb- el Kn
PO; 3 shades of green, etc, per yatat ..... and
Foulard Taffetas ItOe wad 8c.
Fouiard Taffeta, Dress Goods, in allthe wanted
colors, including 'several light shades of grey and
fawn, 40 in.,hes Nnittl — all wren of course, (10e and
Pat anta Cloth 81c
All -wool Panama, Cloth. 44 inches Wide. 'suitable
for dresses, suits or separate Skirts, all the new 85c
colors, at per ) ard . .. •
Pa ns ma Cloths $1.50 • \
A special cloth, CO inches wide. for Suits and
Separate Skirts, notey blue and hltu:k only.; one of
the finest lines we sell, at per yard WI i.
Mack Dresst, Goods
85c
We have not the space to give a. description of
our black •Dress Goods, hnt we have every new make
ehown this year, including Cashmeres, Venatians, e • •
Broadclethte Poplins. Henriettaea Roxane,s,• ()ris-
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ing at 2e per yard, and ending aLEU
pines, Foulard Taffetas, Pebble Crispines, etc , start- n
The New Tweeds
Lots ef Tweeds for Fall, greys • in an :Shades,. '
weights and prices -a nice line. for 'Skirte .or.Child-
ren's Dresses, 40 inches wide, at per. y tal „ . uou
Light, mm edidand dark grey Tweeds, in , a -
variety of good patterns, 40.inchea'wide, , :600:
Grey Tweeds, in all shaaesa TB inches wide, in .a
fine range of newest. Fall patterns, at per yd $1 .arid$115..
New•Silks
-Silk to 'mtiteh any velar in Dr(iSs Geods:•-4aptinese .
Taffetas. Lousin.es; Taffetas, Ventes, Tantalines, ect.
'BOY'S ,KNICKERS
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From now until the opening of school, we will
give away with ever)? Boy's Suit at $3.50 or over, a
good strong pair of servicable Knickers, With
Boy's Suits under $.3.5o, we will give a pair of
" Hercules" Stockings.
Our. Boy's Clothing- trade has grown larger
every year, and this Fall we are better prepared
than ever to look after the boy's clothing needs.
The stock we have for this Fall is larger •than we
have shown any other seasol, and prices were
never lower, Here's how we sell Boy's Suits:—
ROy's Suits at 8%59
Small boythree-piece Suits, blause stile,
tivo collars, made from all wool English tweed, ale
dozen suits only, regular price $3.50 pec salt' Si
...Spbe1 price ...... ••• ... .. 150
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Boy's 'Suits at ti.5' 0
Bay's Tweed Suits, sizes 23, 24 and 25, Norfolk
style, box pleat's, made from pretty patterns, in er)
good Canadian Tweeds, splendid value at $2.50& 042 I j
pale Hercules Stockings FREE.)
Boy's Snits at $3.00
Boy's two-piece Suits in Norfolks, three or four .
four styles in a dozen or more neat patterns of
Canadian and English Tweeds -a splendid snit for. n
the money. . $3.00 $3.25 and 001 UU •
,(Boy's Hercules Stockings FREE.)
Boys Suits $4.0.0 to $6 75
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From $4.0b to $6.75 we show our largest as-
sortment of Boy's Suits. Dozens of the newest
patterns, in light, medium and dark patterns. No
better values can be had than thh suits we sell at
'these prices. %Besides giving:- ).iou the best possible
value for your money, we give the boys • a good
pair of 50c Knickers FREF,.
Kir This offer is good only till . school opens; on.
September .4th..
13.oy's. Caps at 25C.
• . Eight dOzetr *Boy's Caps, rn Tweeds...and.
Serges, variety 'of :new fall. styles,- ea
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WILLIS
Rev. Dr. Stewart will occupy his'
own pulpit on Sunday next, after a.
two months' holiday. a
The Young Ledies' Gen° will resume
its manthly meeting next month. 1 he
first meeting to be held Monday nigh,
Sept. 10th,
ONTARIO ST.•
Pel1owshi iureting nt 10
Rev. Dr. Gennuill, of Ottawa, KS.,
are eve ugelist in the interestof Lord's
Day observance, will occupy the pul-
pit of this church on Sunday morning. •
WESLEY
Rev. Mr. Jollifie will be in his own
pulpit on. Sunday next.
Fellowship meeting ou. Sunday morn-
ing at 10 a. in.
Rev. Mr. Philips, who occupied' the
Church Chimes :1.
pulpit for two Sundays during the ab-
sence of Rev. Mr. Jolliffe, is'agood and
'convincing speaker, capable of holdn.g
the attention of his hearers. •
The holiday season and hot weather
seem to affect the inembers of the
choir ; last Sunday morning there were •
only two members premenr, beeideathe
erganist, and on Sunday evening only
one..
Mr. Norman Jolliffe,who has•deligha,
ed so ma.ny people by his solos .during
his sojourn in town, will render (tam-
pions -Ninety and Nine' on Sunday
evening next. This will be his last for
some time, as he returns to Toronto.
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Rev.. W.E, Kerr is to take charge, of
the London road league meeting next
Monde) 'light at the }Joni° of Mr. Geo.
Layton.
Middleton, St. James', and Cole's
Methodist church had a union pichic
to Bayfield on Thursday last, the•23td,
Theweather was fine lied somewhat
cooler than previously and everyone
spent an enjoyable afternoon and•even-
mg on. the lake shore. and on the water,
Supper was enjoyed by about 150 per-
sons, yoiing and old. . •
Tisi ti ng Manufacturers, :
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Additional Local Nen Cr/pp• County: Clippings. tabo' paid for the cards. The pollee
. - •• 1 beheyettOrtwomenatertretonfedeeatese-
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.......„ The barn of Mr Finkbeiner, 7tlacen.' a • The annual fall meeting of the Pres-
. CLINTON. EVAPORATOR --- Mr:,
of Stephen, wasdestroyed by aight- •, byterial Society an 'connection with
Case, of the 11)10 0! Town & case,oir-. hmaa . ' . : . a• ' •• : .: • • !Maitland lateshytery will be held in
rived in town this . v.veek, ana is put -O ...EL A. Gifford, Setiforth, liquor'dealer . the. .Presbyterian ohurch at Moles-
ting the Eve,pdratot in shape for Ma- was fined last week for three infrac- worth, On Tuesday, September . 18th.
mediate use. He announces that he IS tions.of thelaw; • On Sunday last Margaret. the three,
preriared te latndle ,any eizantity. ofbasebelt t arne between the Orientsydse
ear -old aughter of joph Murray,
apples. , : • • I - .9.. g.
i of London; and . Godt3richis behig G-odericit, •swollowed .. a •quantity Of
Gillett's lye arid. as a:• consequenee was,
0 PERATION .--e Mee; Fred. 13rown I arranged foe Lahoe 'Day. e .--' ,
underwent an °iteration for turner an I L t AlendaY : Miss \I 11)01 . as •,z(t.nilit, on a very serums eondition ter a . tone.
the leg. at the ffespitalaghorsnaYe tassunied heir ditties kateachet in S. S. a' Ori Thursday, Rel.*. a. P, Wells..
She had been ,troubled ani 'shad time No. 3 and Mr. Langdon, of Eaatwood,' B. Da Of Giarrie, tied the matrinionial.
and The aleive was the _outcome. ' It is ! took charge:et S. S.•No. 1; Grey. - knot between Charlie Lamont, a Well
i a fevii days since for Winnipeg where
left , known Youngman of the oth con., and
Miss Lizzie Huether, and daughter
not sc serious bot tbat. she . is • likely i . • . .
Miss Kate HallidaY, of Morru4,
scieo to. be ont again. • ' • - - 1
. PouLTRY ASSOCIATION. .L.. A. .she beeame thebride of Dan Robert- of airs: Eekmier, of. Ethel. . • • • •I
movement is one feet for the. ferroition • eons . fOrIller4* a reeident •of Best War : .Mr. Donald Froaertson, ihrmerly of ,
of • it Poultry -associatiOn for Clibton 'wane sh ' '•°' . " r• ..a. • • heata.Belgea.ve,.hOW Of liewerd, Sisk.,
and dIstrict. 'The 'poultry industry Is The taustees of V. S. S. Nis.17; Nee., witeanarrred 'on. Atiguet 6th, to Miss
pining .ground rapidly, there bell a have engaged Miss Bertha Millian, of . Kate Halliday, alio ,formerlY • tif • B
e
el-
eoodly number of fanciers and si, so Gioderieb, to teach there for the fall grave • yicfnity., Mr. •.Robertson lea
.some who follonr the . industry for the term; the former teitcher, Ilfies Bailie,. Otaario about twelve years ago, .
InOny there Is in Cg' and talale. Cowl. baling resigned.. • - , Rev..W. M. Mititin, pastor of the,
i hire is every_pro abffity of a large An old' resident of Morris township Presbyterian congregation it Exeter, '
membership: ,We •anderstand, tin et- iassed away on Thureday of last•week is away for several weeks' holidays,
Or 111, will be made to .bave poultry in- 1 . . —....
in tole person or %alumni Jackson, in• .
and in his absence his congregation .
eluded in the list at the next Spring his 93rd year. Deceased has been lis - Is worshiPPingwith the Methodist s un -
Stock Show in pinton. . . - . int.,' at the hotne• of Mr. W. G, Nichol.. der -E. A. Fear, the. Methodise minis .
SCHOOL MATTERS, a The piiblie. son, 5th concession. • ' ter. The :Union services are .hela ata •
.btertnately in the Methodist and • Pres -
school rooms will look inuell brighter Mr Thorzias Chambers, of Crediton .
and more cheerfal to the scholars when, a y erian churches. This is real chureh
WOula like 10 01 regarding the • •• •
'school opens tin.Tneaday,• Mr. Grundy whereabouts of Sydney Smart, a. Bar- .
union, , •
having painted.. the Several'.,rooms. nerd° Hbrae bear, wiap left .hie home As Thos Telfer, of Grey, was drieing
Three pew teadhers will join the sta,ff aboot Aug..let. He is 12 years of age .e., cattle beast . to the G. T. Ita yard
op the opening of school. 'Mies Chidley, but ver)r. small ;- hits brown hair. . Brussels for • shipment • Wednesday
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Mrs. Ellis, of .Toroxito; and. Miss Wise- . . morning, it took a eontrary fit and in
Mrattempting . Edgar Clarkson Ambler, son .of to get away Mr. Telfer's
mail *intake charge of Itit; Loaelfs .
remit' during the Model term; which Mr. John Ambler, a .fornier resident of foot got caught in the loop on the rope
e011 T d Wingharn was deownedat Wetaskiwin .and he was draggea. on the road by
So far the Collegiate Board has not Alberta, on Sunday afternoon, . July the 'animal. from Alex Ellis, Qiieen.
been able to secure. O. successor to Mr. 29th. The young man was in bathing street, to John Hill's, The beast fall.
; McLean. and at the earnest solicitation at the tnill: dam and got into water ing gave the trailing Man a chance to
' of the Board; alr,McLean has tonsent. beyond his depth.' release himself. • Ile Was yery hailly
•ed. to take charge' altos department Mr...john A. Nieens serprieed his
again* the openiog of the school, Un- bruised. . •
friends greatly on Wednesday: • ' Sohn O'ReillY,.of alclailloiarnet with
til a succeescr can be secured., Miss He drove to Beyfiela• and took to a fatal accident about :8 o'clock Wed -
Halley. of Toronto,, has been engaged
.. himself a Wife in the persot of .Miss 'nesday morning. at seems they were
for a month to take the Place *of Ihr• Ella.13urnsicle the happy event' being', hauling in oats•on the Wingle farm,
consummated at .the residence' of the 2nd con., McKillop.
McKinnon Until lie recoeers from his
illness, Mi. O'Reilly was
bride's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Nivens on the load, and in some moonier he
Aoea SpOr ing a . ers
. • . In the severe. thunder and lightning striking his head. Re got .up and
. • ,• • BO WL I N G. storm that passed over this township tvalked a short distance, when he col-
tapsed. Those with him carried • hirri
An effoit was made to .arranoe a early Monday inornitig . the barn tm-
tniirnament With outside elubs ler longibg to Mr. Henry Charnpev, On to the side of the field. and Rev. A.Me.
Monday next, lait the arrangemente the Oth concession AWLS StrUeli by Kew.). and rie. McGinnis were sent for.
lightning and burned- to the ground. When the doctor arrived the tonfor-
could not te completed. It is likelt
therefore, • that the dav. will e atall this *season's crop tvas destroyed.' ttinate Irian had ratseci away. On ex -
used to 'finish up the contest in Scotch The wind being froin the rioeth • and
doublesaind also for the Counter prize. the hard work of the neighbors saved m the lower ribs (In lug left side were
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Should the day . be Prier players . inc tile dWeiiktg and implement shed.' The fractured, Mid there were, irefieations
lug.
at-keet to he on hand early in the morn-
. 'loss will be heavy as nowadays irtakes of a fracture of the skull., In the main-
. considerable money te rebuild a barn. len of the doctor death urea caused by
Tbere was om insurance of 81,000 on exeeseive shock, and by in (erten hen)-
,
PriddY last 'five rinks of bowlerS the budding and $1,300 on 11).: 0(1011 morage,ceused by one of the ribs mere.
Went tO tO Brantford, where they. in the. West Wawanosh Pare Instar. 11.g the spleen. , •
played five tanks of the Heather 130W- b — - ......4.0,4-.,....,...—.............
ling club, end beat them. In the a'bee ' at)* . .
aftetiloon they played fivetinks of the Mr. George Kale, son .of Mr. George . Sortie miserearot entered the stable
Brantfordelub, and were in turn heat. Kale, of Seafortb, who is eniployed in of Dr: E. Bowman,V. S.; el! Gladstone,
en. The skips were Messrs. Hoover, a jeWelity store at Niagara, rafts, had Man., and chopped the hind - legs off
his home. ,
Mr. Francis MacKelcab, City Solid -
tor, of Hamilton, died at Minnittogan-
%shone, where he Was Spenditig a suet -
mer holiday,
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Personal Notes 1:
thIxte hayhut rolatiyeg or trim
vioting in town or going ONO
notify us et the feet each week. we
Return Tickets will be sold at would announce it in the New Bea -
Single Fare $3.70
1 Good going Aug. 27th 'to Sept. 8th,
. except on the folkwing
EXCURSION DAYS
Aug. 28, 39, Sept. a-, 4 and 0, when the
fare Will be
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$2•7:4
All ticketsgood to return up to Sepall
Secure tickets at G.T.R. Town office,
and avoid delay at depot,
Last Farm Laborers' Excur-
sion Sept. 71h„ 1906
Faro.terpoints in Manitoba, and Saskotchewan,as
tar west ABMs:x*03am, Yorkton and Batevan
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mum Aikam, left for Toronto
on Monday,
Mrs. Gilchrist has gone on a visit to
relatives in Toronto. . .
Mrs. George Shipley has gone on a
visit to relatives at Oshawa,
J. D. McDonald, Passenger Agent'
G. T. R. was in town on Monday.
Mr, 3, 0.1loover, of Buffalo, brother
of Mayor Hoover, is here on ,a visit.
Mr. 13oh King left last Saturday to
teach school the other side of l'OrOn tq
Master Floyd Warrener, of Wallace -
burg, is visiting hiS grandmother here.
Mrs. Isaac Jackson anti grandelaugh-
ter, went an a visit to Buffalo this
week.
The Misses Hislop, of town, have
atarveanti stela sem been visiting theirrelatives on the 1.0th
ta lexcuirtions ai Northwest seta tub
eon of Grey,
Wintnuir adoor.Thottoirtti,egrgrinitsBidnmpornotoonrusrud reit Mr. T. Hanlon, anti wife, of London,
F. It. RODUENSI Town Agent.
t It Pre, nitIoStilillnodut,ty with there brother; Rev,
A Onslow Crich is attending the L C.
The .thintan low Erh rttf,iws hwiecheki.s la se.8°°.a at
U Mrs. Blume° Moore and two children
FRIDAY. AUGUST 311 1000 of Michigan, visited at the home of
. Mrs. Ecl. Oastle last week.
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At atittlegarden party in Toronto'
Le other day, Mr, Borden, speaking
of the approaching b.y-elections in On-
tario, said "What We have weal hold."
Perhaps. Elections will be held in
North Bruce, North Renfrew and
East, Elgin. The COoservatives. held.
these seats. in the last session. They
are likely to lose North Bruce and pos. Mr. A• Marks, of OberliroKansas,and
sibly East Elgin, but will hold , North Miseeflattimbury, of Brumfield, terve
been visiting at the honae of Wm. T.
Renfrew, because the Liberals are not O'Neil.
united. , • • Mr and Mrs John L. Courtice leave.
On a visit to friends in Eastern Ontario;
they expect to be gooe for at least two
months.
August 31, 1906
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Mr. D. Beacom spent this week at
his son's in Harlock.
Misses Webster and Shepherd spent
Sunday at Mr, 3. G. Steeps, in Godesich Tp,
D. I. McIntyre and wife, of
are visiting at the borne of Mr. A,
McKoWn.
Moe G. Blatchford arid SOD of Lon.
don, are guests 41 ter sister, Mies
Graham.
Mrs. Wilbur Manning and children7
of London, who havs been visitmgbere
twsome weeks, returne home today.
Mrs, J. E. Between, of Medicine gat,
Sask, and Mrs, llartley, of Toronto,
are visiting Mrs J. Howson, Albert St,
Mrs, George Roemer and son Justin,
leave Friday for St. Louie. Mrs. Thos.
Trick will go as far as Exeter with her
daughter, .
Mr. R. Norman joint -re will veturni
to Toronto next Thursday. He Wilt
continue his class'in vocal instruction
here and in Goderich, teaching in Clin-
noons,
ton on Tuesdays and Wednesday fore-
.
H. Pullman 141\704E1/4 of Toronto, Pres.
iclent of the Union Life Insurance Co..
and -brother of Frank EYetts,-ef-town
has gone to the Old Country in the
interest of the Company ; he is accom-
panied by his wife.
The low rates to Torento etartecl on
Tuesday, a number taking advantage
thereof, among them being Mrs. J.^ G.
town after spentlioa a few d Oantelon, Miss Helen Hibbs,. Mlle S.
Medd, Mrs. 70. Connell, Miss Pearl
Mr. Sid, •H. Smith has • returned
Toronto. He keeps improving. r
.,t9 Davis, IVIre. J. Hodgens and Miss
IVIrs. Albert Palmer retur:leadYs'01131.1'
"' 'Mary Holmes, Mr. John Crooks and ,
Erndaintylaoattilisears1". °Well, Misees Louie and. ,7
Saturday: last after spending one I
Miss Lettie Smith, who has been. Master E. Adams., who has been
month with friends in St, Dimes, sictr sleomyeedtiwmit;h, ,hasglEleeelleyatre, Jsepweenldlera,
away for a niOnth's holiday, has re- week at the home of his father, J. C.
sullied her place in Mr. Bryclones Adams, Lonclesboro before going to
l'oronto. He leaves Lor the city aarly
offite. • ' ' '
in September, and will spend two
years at the Watchmakers' Trainingschool in that city. , .
Mr, Jarnes Campbell the efficient
and popular Clerk of Hullett Town-
ship, who with others has been travel-
ing in Scotland and -elsewhere, tor
several weeks, got back home on Wed-
nesday. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Campbell, also Miss Scott, of Lontles-
boro, and Miss Tbonapson., of town.
That they had a inost entoyable trip
goes without saying. . • • .
Miss A. Q. Macdonald, B. A , Na-
tional Secretary cif Abe Young. Wo-
men's Christian Association in Japan,
for a short • time 'before leaving ' to:
Macdonald will remain in Wieghtini :
again take up her work in Japan.
hav-
ing just returned home froire•Paris,
awndingdhaeungi,hwteasr inottowDnriast,Mw.atecedko.ni4ttalciv.;
France, where she has neap attending
the World's convention Of the Y•ounga •
Women s Christian Association. Miss
.T. Jarvis, of FairviewaNeiada, made '
a brief call ori his old fuends here last
Saturday. Twelve years ago his father,
John .Jarvis, wits foreman at Staple:,
tore andafter a few hot words, the son '
left home, 'shim which time he had
not communicated with his father.
The son got into business in the west, .•
and pecispered, a,nd when he game bete •
be expected to surprise his father, but -
was himself surprised trafind that the •
father had eothe time ago gone back to
the ofa C'ountry tO live. 1 -Le decided to
put himself in • commtinica,tion with
hirn. .
No Dominion. Convention.
There will be no Dominion conven-
tion held by the Conservative party
this year. This muchwas stated by
Mr. R.. L. Borden. Air some time
there has been desultory talk of a con
vention at Winnipeg tiles • fall, at
which it was hoped there would be
much beuting of tom tams, and tate
frandrig of a platform. ...a7
"I think you can safely say there
will not be ally Dominion convention
in 1006 at any rate, " Mr. Borden said,
at Toronto, Monday. • • • Elliott, V. S. •
Tne siteation in North Bruce is giv-
ing the Opposition some con cern, owing
to the good prospects the Liberals have
of redeeining the riding. An .effort is
heing made to induce Lieut. -Col. Hugh
Clark, M. 13. 13„ to resign his seat and
run for the florae of Commons. The
ptestige he hilsgeined by sevet al Years
itS it sitting meraberin Toronto anti his
reputation as a bright w titer and
speaker, are held to make him a desir-
able candidate. It may safely be said
howevet that the Provincial Goveria.
went wilt riot lightly consetit to Col.
Clark's opening a seat and leaving the
Ontario 1 Eou..e. 11. is also learned from
O reliabkasoarce that Ool. Creek iifl
likely to yield to the importuilities Mr. Alf Rance,' of the Eaton Dtffg
the Fedeva•petty, arid is ill in all probe.
amity. remain rot, ti.a,k time bong Deaartinent, Toronto, after spending
a. couple of weeks with relatives htiaa
his present sphere.' •
returned to the city on •Saturday.
,
Flank Watson, Who has •been em -
Peter afclienaie, M. P., for South
Bruce,. and brother a Mrs, McLennan,
Ieft on a, trip to the west on Tuesday
morning. . . •
Mr. J. W. Newcombe, anti wife, left
on Monday, on it week's trip to New
York and other cities, to purehase
fall goods. ' ' ,
Mrs. Ellitate of Hui:on St., was called
to Winghain on Monday, owing to tbe
death of her btother.in-law, J. S,
• Miss Eva 'Stevenson, who has been
visiting .her old friends here, for sev-
eral weeks,returns t� Jackson,.. Michi-
gan toonorro•w.. , • ,
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• • Dr. Agnew expectsto leaye 'for the
West next week, but will. be home
again before Christmas, as tbe family
Will•rentaitt here. .
•
Mrs. R.A. Nesbitt and daughter. pats
guests of Mr. S.:W. Irwin. • Miss Nes.,
bitt has just returned from an extend-
ed continental'.tour. .
. Mrs. Fuees, daughter of. Mr. Sibley,
who hae, been ...here for couple of
nionths.a•t'cith her two children, yeturne
to Brooklyn this week.• '
• hews 'Notes
ployed With S. W. Irwin for some
• The first tench of frost is re•ported in time, has gone west, and is sueceeded
solithern Seskatehewan. by Gilbert Oat -Abridge, of Toronto.
-.Impressive services were .condocted • W. Marshall, ion of Rebt Marsball,.
For some time negotiations have been
goingen between the Marion Manu-
facturing Co., of Marion. Ohio, and
the Clinton Thresher Co.,1,d., with the
view of amalgamation and a large in-
vestment of what in the Clinton
Thresher Co„ by the An,erians, 'who
wish to estabtish in Canada.
On Tuesday. los Mr. Jas. Bastogne, of
Marion, and Mr. F. Blasco, of Detroit,
came here for the' purpose of looking
Into the matter, aad had along inter-
view with the manager rind some of
the Directors of the Clinton Company.
The Marion Company is putting on
the market a Separator made entirely
of steel, and should a decision to mail -
gamete be reached by these companies
this will be the machinerrianufactured
for Western trade; provided thet after
a thorough trial it proves seperior to
the Monarch.
It being made collapsible to that hi -
teed of two separators only, being
shipped, as is tire case IIOW. six can he
shipped, which is a very important
item, when then the matter of freight
hi considered. •
will !mile their borne in Gocierich. lost his balance antl fell off the load.
•Agnew, Spalding, Jackson and Lough, quite an exciting experienee on Tues.
On the way to the station, conning day in the store where he is employed.
horne, they accepted an invitation to A man came in and asked to be shown
visit the Roller Skatihg Rink. and some diamond rings. In a, few minutea
started to make figures on the floor. he was followed by another who watt-
After,one of the most jovial Clinton- ed souvenir eards, drawing Georgels
ions there is, had got his skates on, a
eon* of boys said, "We have a girl
over here for you to skate With," and
they gingerly led bite to where the
voung lady stood. Looking him over
frit a second she said, "Oh, got out!' I
won't skate With any sheeny,' atul
4,Way she rolled, much to the merri-
ment of the rest,
attention front the rs, ingThe first Clair Adams of London, Ont., has
comet, made good use of the time, and been awarded the priee offered by a
changed a ring valued at etoo for a, Loridore Treagland, publication for the
tvorthless imitation Kale qui
cloy best, original sketch on cricket. .
noticed the change and said "you had. Mr. Alev. Creelman, Manager of the
better put that ting back.' The man Imperial 13ank, Valls View, died at
shook the diamond tint Of his sleeve Guelph where he Went t visit his
enatelied the substitute and made off, brother, President Oreelman of the 0.
quickly followed by the second comer, A. 0,
p funeral of the late Rev. Dr, of the Bayfield Road; left en Tuesdey
BASEBALL.
A game of baseball played at Blytie
on Monday between Blyth and Brus-
sels, 'resulted in favor of 'Myth by- aa
score of 29 to 14. .
LAMOSSE
nads pnleasynelttleadt nt a wMary'saitk
The semi-final game Of the 0. L A, •
series between Seaforthand St Thomas
on
omas, vvidi a score of 12-3.
erMobnycialt:
. .
engtrv. 7"----7-7-7—"—fiVa7riconyer and • • was Lk:Rated
'A rich find of goid is •said to have through by •W. Jackson, C. .1). R.
Liskeard.
been made 80 miles north of New Agent.
Dr. 13.,alacdonald, of Kenora,' who is
It is reported that a vein of almost
solid silver has been, discovered. in
Nipissing, . '
Wholesale boot and shoe dealers will
advance prices about 20 per cent on
spring samples.
• 'Rev, 0..1): take, a, superannuated.
employed by the C. P. R. reached here.
last weak, but not in time for his
mother's funeral, being unable to get
a supply at the time. ' . • •
Miss Dell O'Neilleaves for Milyerton
next week, where she takes charge of
Methodist minister dieti at the Gener- Velexfogl department o h
f t e Pu ic
e salary inducement being
0 t';,. • f School,
than she was getting.
Hoepttal'Teron
g, ox
bridge forernan of. the c45 was
killed by a fall'at London, ..
• •
Thomas Murray Was si.roaing a Bear
at the Toronto Exhibition, when .the
animal bit hinron them= •
Mr. Jamas' Riddell.' kbown as the
"giant of , Alberta" died suddenly. at
Calgary. , He stood 0 feet 7. '
:11.(r..Wittson Hodgson, 'aged 75 years,
of Port Perry, vvas killed while driv-
Mr. and Mrs. John Rice and sena
Lloyd, left this weeir for Toronto,
'where Mr. Rice will be during the ex-.
hibition with the Doherty
Mrs. Rice apd star gp On to I3ownlanr
ville, where later aft...Ride joins thent.
.MiesJarrota•of Toronte; Mr. Robin.
son, of 'England, and Kirk HoUsto,n•ait
Hamilton, are visiting with. Mr. john
Houston, on the lakeshore. Miss Bibby
-ref Kernptville, who has also been yis-
ing over a reilway crossing. 'dog there, has gone back. .
Miss A. M. RObinsOn,'who has been
-Premier goblin; it is said, will be the
spending her .holidays m town has re..
Conservative cabdidate. for Winnipeg
.„ turned to Milford -I -Wren, St Joseph's
South at the Provincial election..
•• Island, where sbe has. been..teaching.
The five-year old' clatigtoter of Gus. for some time ; so • well is she liked.
Hartman, while picking tipples neer that she has been .engagedfor next
the mill dem at New Dundee,fell heed year at an increased salary. • .
first ir.to the water and vssdrowned.
It Fred 3. • II111,, .Manager
Earl Greyreceived some frotgments of Dolaerty & Co., left on Monday for
grass IA his eye bY the exPlesicui or tn Toeonto, where he will stay for a few t
electric light bulb at Winnipeg,. and dot s at, the Exhibition ; Mr. Doherty '
has to wear a 'sliede over the 1113i:teed
Member. .
;.
will go a few. •days . later • atalaremein . •
Are..
on the heataint ter the best that'
goblet Then, for a Breakfas4
severage,'.drink
. •
IT
TIRRIVUEE.
ERETIL
OFFEIE.
1 SI THE BEST
Better than the rest, because it is inade br
tho latest and most improved methods
kripti+n, and sella at hid
. tgc perr package.
. .
Don't forget the name— 0artnie1 Cereal
. Coffee -and, having once tried it, yon cannot;
forget the flavor.
A. D. BEATON,
The People's Grocer',
Prompt Deliyery. 'Phone 111.
probably until. the fair is over.
Lord Rothschild's brocti raare,Bly th- ........
womi Guelder Rose, sent to Toronto.
Exhibition, broke frotn its stall. over- •••i• •••••••••••• 'tote **eat •••••••••••• •••••••• Vt.*, **4.
ete itself •and died ot stoina,ch trouble. .. . .
i
ft wa,s vvorth 45000. ' °-
It is repotted at Winnipeg that the SCHOOL RE --OPENS
i
Canadian Northern and the Grand • .
Trunk Pacific Companies have agreed . •
ePt.or
Ir build a railway from Saskatchewan 1
to Hudson's Bey. tip ues
ay
A t
flalfaaalespatch says: ari etto
donee of the feeling that has been
I
aroused °Along Conservatives of the .
better class over the vindictive atttack.
made upon the Minister of Finance, .
leadieg Conservative.% are circulating•
and signing a petition in Queen's and
Shelburne urging him° to continue as
representative of that constituencY,
end pledgingatiot only their support, i
but his election by acclamation, This a
te-
is representative of the attitude of the .. IA
people of Nova Scotia generally. Prom- • tat
inent Conservatives everywhere coi
n- re
demo the tactile° of the coterie of sore- a . - "..,
heade who haveheen behind ti t` ;
tion against, labor There is not a e
county in Nova, Scotia which he could *
niot carry. with a thumping mejority. 1
Lurid titles ' ottont eerruPtion in this We have all the new Text Books-
13roviotei wited to Opposition papers
men 0 io 3 par a, eon Awns ere
in other Provinces are resented by i and an excellent line of School
are not diAsimilar to those in other
parts of the Donainloo, but the charge
that the electorate is cortrupt is a. gross 1 Planks and School 'S.p11 e s.
libel on Nova Scotia and without a,
' , bad f foundation. N ScotiaI
ported Mr. Fielding because it believed
in him and this .policy of the Liberal
patty, That it is strongly Liberal iti
F shown by the Provinelal eleetitazi in
• Attie, Which was free from dOrrOptiOn f COOPER'S BOOK STORE., f
and campaign ftinds when the Murray
Government swept the Province. elec.. CLINTON` .
Wig thirty-three of thirty.eight mein-
bers, bears Witness, •••••••••••••••••••••*•••••••••••••••*•