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Jo the .Yiellgar Watch
It is right in every respect. Right in Workmanship.
*gilt in price. Right in time. Right e2,07 time. dice
curate& adjusted. Fitted in either gold, silver or nickel
cases. Let us sell you a watch, your old watch taken
in part pay.
W. X. Yielkor,
jewelter and Watch Aepalrer
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loot+ rorsoNINo. • • THE LOO.A.14 1VI'ARKE1'.
Some evilly-dispoeed person; the 'Ali- , Wheel, 6Se to 700
er viey poisoned a beagle heolid'oweed Oats • 320 to 330
by N. Joe. Rattlentery. This is the Peae 72e to 74e •
wooed beagle he has it le this way Baxley e2c to 44c .
IP the Pest Year and he naturally Butter • 20c
Mete very indignant about it Ond Eggs Ilea
Oars a reward fcrr 511011 ovideae0 as Live Hogs $.6.40.
will lead to the eoevietion of the
poisoners. l)r. W. Holloway lose a Wriel• -SING AT LiONDESBORO. • .
valuable serail.," recently in elm Urge The -male quartette a the ()Atari°
Ivey, ' '. Street (torch choir bas been ogaged
$80 CONTRIBUTED, 10 eine at . the tea -meeting wifich
taltes place. in. Londeshoro on, Thankv
The thankofferebe neeeeing a the giving night. The miarteete is a
W. F. M. S. of Willis' church. wee popular .ie; you beer it once, you
held last Teureday peel:dog The Lade will bear it again and again,. It eon -
lee" Guild joined in and sonic mem- SiOtO of : 'W. J. Harland, 1st tenor,
bore of other Congregations were al- Lee Weir, '2ne Moor ;193, J. Gibbings,
so present, the attendanoe haingt ler- 1 est bass ; R. A. Dawes, 2ad base.
ge. efr,s•. R. Irwin preeldeci.
dThedrees fee-
H'E GOES TO ROCKLYN.
turei of the evening was. an ar ,
from Miss ' Goodfellow, • who lately ti Mr. J. Houston,ls 'engagement as
returned 'rem the Mission field in principal of
thCollegiate Institute
'nese and halving A personal knowlede does not terminate
e
urea November,
g� of the needs of that greet work, but at Ms reques•t the lroard,en, Moo,
her address was entertaining and in- 'day released him, he baying accepted
struotive, During the •evening Soles the principalship ol the Redden
' 'were rendeeed by Kiss Katie Scott High School. His Work here, there-
asul Miss Annie MeCorvie. The offer- fore, terniinates. tibia week. Rocklyn
mg amounted to $80. ' . has' a population, of about 2000 and
is situated oh a etub, line of the G.
DEATH. OF RICHARD CUDMORE. T, R, 22 miles from, Ottawa.
On SunId4 evening last IVIr. Tetelierd '
euemeee Aodoad tee great majority. ON SIOSPEN,DED SEN. TENCE,
Last suninver he suffered from poison An Englishman named I-Iarry hob -
ivy from which he did not fully re- -. i Who, 1 . , m en, the
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cover ane in his .wea,kened. collation helot of eteasing in very had beg_
an attack of eyeentery carried 'Pint liege, Was tried bef , e P, M. And -
off. He was born oil ,Yotige street, ;roes eel Friday le e Be ' eleaeed
Toronto, sixty-three year ego
about forty years Sirice the c onairld g ' l y, I. ie i a on, too reach
'e-3' whisky, 'expressed scIrrove, so ,was
mo cd to Tuekerernith. For he past let go
On suspended .seneeeeeBut if
seventeen yeas Mr: Cralrobre eas, been he appears before the samebeak ag-
e, resident, of Clinton. He as tWlec ain on the same clfa.rge its to 'goal
married. By his Arst marriage three he'll .go, eo be is •nolt llitely ito . thus
sone were born, Jobe, Gelk and ?LW' tranegrehe • ite'Clinton any mere.
rence, and to his •second union there . . • . .
was one soli., Alex. Th..fune...Ital rook' WESLEY• CHURCH,:
place en Tuesday. afternoon, the set- • ' • : . . .
vieeresr. . being : emildected . by Rey, IVIr. ' Next Sentay will witness• teazles -
K . -giving and rally eervices. in 'Wesley
• eh,urelb S, S. In the raornfeg the rre.S-
BIBLE SOCIETY iirtlE'ef NG'S. • , toe wileepeak principally to the one-
' .• dren, taking'for his subject "Lamps."
The Rev, ee. E. Hassard is ,:epteno and ita the evening to young , people
ed to be in Clinton on' Sund4y and me -LOOM to be "The folertaith and'its
Monday next. The reverene gentle- streams' The, S. S. choir will hate
mans is -the Field Secretary of the Charge of the singing throughout the
Bible Soelety and at a meeting et day, under ' tire ' leadership of elr,
the -.local branch - on Monday evening sihinv
it was arranged • to give :him an. On, -7":---'..' ,
Rev. Mr.. Andeeson. of Blete,occupe
portunito te reath an many•
a3 llns' ledthe pulpit lase Sunday, IMv....Me.
*le of our • 'citizens. On Sunday ' joliffe taking hiswork in Myth. l• ...
-, morning Mr.' elezzard will take- the • : • . . •
' -Orawetes in. Wiflis clubreli, at 2.30 p.m, NEW WEEKLY PAPER. • ,
' • • •
Ibis Understood that i fieW•lweekly
paper. .tee be called 'The Comfier
shortly to be issued 'in Torento, Mr.
W. H. Moore, who is corineeted •witli
the Mackenzie • 4 Mann interests' in
Ile uroh, the mernberS will net be . able
' to hear him in ehat Church. oe. "Sure the Steeet Ritilviay. Coinpatiy, the
to1 deer, but on konid.ay evening, in tile 'Canadian isT°rtbern old James Bay
eown hole- at '8 e. m, - they • end ell nvenaiitulerieee,sianittO, Atter:be j..inkte.receteeedpeirns' ,oirthhoe
lir other's interested eane have the. prieie '
ego of haring the, Field , Secre•tary in bcaasiva,rini; emloa'sgaelyz iit' eid.eztii flajed.finwmitbher Thoei,
w- en illustrated ederess tm, the • work
ii.
,;lantern .siides will be' ehown and ...a lieattni13 N'r•:''Pneiler '1‘.rin .lesign• °his
of tee Bible SO4ety. . Atioue seventy Yearg, 1•Iiiik he ed4e'r,•of thq IleVi 'intb-
col-dial enVelation .is eXtended to eve- i>te'Oeitt position to take. °IiArge ot
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fee will be eharged, bet .a.. olive:: col-.,. The Courier, which, it is said, will
'. •ryone to, be •tpecient.::. No admission
be: conducted along national lines. .It
tomay. be eix weeks or two 'months! be,
leotien will be take,n . at the. tiolef,-
the proceeds of whiCli will ,form, part'
tof Clinton's .coneribuitiorr to thee Bible
Society's werk, •• •
. , . • DEATH OF MRS, McKkir.
1 CLINTON C. I; WeNS ..AGAIN. :
The first match. in . -the fall lIough
Cup . series wa.s played tni the park funeral of his another Who died rath-
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Smart Suits
and Overcoats
We are making Suits and Overcoats to order
that are smart and dressy. Better work is being put
on .them and better linings used than has ever been
turned out of a tailor shop in Clinton. Our big
western business which demands, and is satisfied
only with the best, puts us on par with the city shops,
and the work going out of this store to -day is as good
in every detail as any that come from the best shops
in the large cities. The largest collection of high
class Suitings and Overcoatings ia Western Ontario
is here for you to select from. A collection that is
made possible onlv by the very large business we are
doing to -day in the North-West.
Overcoats to Order
I.Suits to Order nia, $20, $25 and $20
Tweeds
Worsteds ' $15, $18, $20 and $25
et
$18, $20, $22.50 and $28
4 Serges
Blacks $15, $1.3, $20 and $22
$18, $20, $25 and $28
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• The Watch Club
The Watch Club ie growing every week. Bring your boy in'
and show him the NTatcheet • Examiee ehem carefriley yourself. You
will see that they are no toy or plaything, but 'good substantiel.
watches. Teey are good enough for any boy to own. .They will
keep good time, too. Members of the club ket it watch jft they by
hoes' clothing to the amount, lit$1Q.00 before Deceeest net. ,
Boy' Overdceits.... .... • . $4.60 $6.50
• 4$43:54, iris, 4145
Bo' Suits ,
Sweaters, Unleeweer, Searle; Caps: •
. • •
More of them to ehooie from here than* any other ;store
ie Huron Comity.
IMRE impoRrens
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as
as
-will'addresseehe Senday sehoel of
St. Peelle ehurcit'and.' Om 'evening.
he wilt preach:en 'Ontario St. ceirch.
Owing to, services easpecial nal- -
tire, previously. fieed, or. Wesley. ch -
fore the first issue makes,' eppear-
ance.
Mr. D. Ross McKay of Tho.News-Re.-
cord • staff was in Teeswater last we
oh the sad mission, of attending the.
CLIly .7;0114 ONZ
Small -Sums -Saved
—sygtematically give you the means to enjoy and own
many things thought only possible to the rich.
A vacation abroad; a home; a motor -car; a college
education or anything else you wish for tan be yours
if you save the dimes and dollars.
$1.00 opens an ascount and interest is paid
4 times a year in •
Ile Sovereign Bank of Canada
CLINTON and 131Z11/CE:PMLD
on Saturday. ,The challengers for the
Cup were NM team fromeaforth
Collegiate Institute. It was the ale,-
hteemetli 'time teams from the two
Conegiates hasf battled for supremacy
and, the long list of victories for
Seafonth has been at lest wiped out.
The present eirampions' have now in-
flicted nine sueeessive defeats on. their •
persistent opponents. The Soeorth
team was accompanied by quite a
number of suppostere a.aid wore the
Hurons,' jerseys•, 'but they did.. not
blring along 'the proper ;playing Ability,
and were, defeated by the dedisive sc-
ore ;of 3 goals to 0. There were a
good many ch.ang.es in the champion'
team but it seems as thoueir players
come au& players- go but the Haugh
Cup leant goes 0111' forever: Wien the
playifig listi crane to, lye examined. it
was Mend that one of -the Seaforth
'etain Thad not been registered which
eibeantre that he had not attended. the
;Collegiate a Week before:tie' °tame.
Iloweeer., he was allowed to play
under protest., Clinton Won *the •tcess
and elected to kick down the
Ev,ery `Player `Sunmed• right in.to • the
game Mid the result was' never ' in,
'doubt. 'Within a le* Minute's' Clinton
Ilieetteeotecl the first goal Afeer the
prettiest combination of tie day,
evenly Viirery player On the. forward
line handling the hall. Thee fellow -
eel' a., long delay, a Seaforthl hali-ba,ek
having 4,renelred hie leg. However,
`flie '8eliorth principal managed to
get him fixed up! though in hisefforts
he indidied quite a gash in, big own
hand. Refore hallitime Clinton; bad
scored. two more goals while their
goal -keeper newer touched the ball.
the • second half Sea,forth dropped
t,heir injured player and Clinton play-
ed a man short to ellen p. . Tho
home ljoain were content to hold their
advantage and the game ended with-
out further 'scoring. The referee Mr.
D. D..Wilsoti of Wingliam handled the
game in first class style. 'Pho, Clinton
team was itS. f01101V14 :
CkaJ,14. Da.dour
Rath's, C. Copp, C. Hall
Halves, R. •MeXcitv,ie, C. 7.ric1tinnon 001%0100W COOditiOti. NO1.0011'$ escape
(Capt..), L. Mantling teen death was nothing short of
Right wing, W. Manning, W. Mc- niracidous and had, he not struck the
• Queen wire, which broke Ids fall, he would
Centre, J. Rumba!' I have been ,picked up from the pave -
Left Wince D. Grassiok, McLean, mem a dead an.
er seddenly at her late home . in
Culross' township on Friday, October
5th. Deceased was in her 52nd year,
the cause of death being, paralysis,
brought on by in acute attack of
dysentery and cenvulsione, Her- niaid-
ere name was Fanny Rossi, she. being
a daughter of the Iwto David Ross
of Langside. The funeral, which was
largely attended, took place. f 0 Tees -
water cemetery on, Monday, October
8th. Servites were conducted et the
henie by Revs, Donald ' Tait, Tees
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meter", and Chas. Rutherford', Dun-
gannon. 'A familg of five boys • and
five gills •survive her,her 1.usband
haying fdied in March 'last.
NELSON'S NARROW, ESCAPE,
Albert Nelsen, eon of W.. J.
son of °Hilton; narrowly escaped dea-
th Saturday evenieg,in elle of the
meet peculeee.aooidents. thee eVerhape
paned/ in London, . Ncleono wee had
beien employed incopere•bitts ix merry -
go -retold eh moot of the fell fairs,
went ell), on Saturday afternoon to
vieet,les employer; who 'Otte on • the
fourth floor, over Lewsou'd Shoe steed.
on Dundee itreet. 0n maceing • Mr,
and; IVOrt. Deno:hues roorne; Nelson
nonieeda sole: standing. near the wipe
dow whish faced the street and star.
ted for it. He missed 'the lounge,
however, and instead he went through
a large pane of glass headOret. So
quickly did the whole thing happen,.
Mr. and Mrs. Donahue did not have
time to seize Nelson, and presient him
front falling. When be' renthe4 the
second; story his body etruek agates t
a heavy 'telephone wiz* arid broke it,
and then fell to the pate -await,
Nelson, wa& then talon to the
Victoria, Hospital, Where ie was
ford that he had sustained a tact,:
toe of the left leg, three fractured
ribs and a severe shaking W.). He
will recover. Those who were wit-
nesses of the accident immediately
rushed up, expecting to find a dead
man, but were astonished to see the
MAR 'Sit up an leek Around for a
second and then fall over in an un
TBE BLACK KNIGHT,
• Rev. J. H. Heeler, the black
• Knight, who will be accompanied by
his wife and daughter, will be in
town. on Thursday and Friday of next
week and address Temperance meet
rags. The Black Knight is laboring
wilier the dieeetion of the Dominion
NOT TRUE.
The report ciatzulated by the Novo
Era that meanhers of the loeal Cour;
of Independant Forestems are leaving
the Order is creditedwith being mai-
ielous, ' The members are indignaut
that such a report should be sent
boardeast and the financial serattary
has ealled en The News' -Record, to
say that there have been no recent
'withdrawals an.d no iotimations what-
ever of any.
J. J. IVIcCAUGHEY sErLs OUT.
Mr, J. J. McCaughey, after being
argeged in, the liviery business for two
mooths, has sold aut. He paid chin
attention to it and from a enancial
standpoint he did well, both in vol-
ume of trade and in, the increase in
the selling over tire buying price,
hot the 'hours were too long, hence,
his retirement; The,. purchasers are
SinlOrr NfaCkon,Zie of treeefielti and W.
J. IlleBerney of East Wawariese, /who
took possession' yesterday,
PULL VTUR APPLES'.
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Mr. D. Cantelon, now haseighty menj
in his employ as buyers and packers
of applee. The greater number aro in
lemon, but his opezetioneextene ever
several counties, As Usual, Mr. Cane
talon is rustling the business end to.
expedite matters still fur the: be
wishee through The News -Record to
intimate to the fa:rimers that advan-
tage should. be taken elties, fine
•weather to get the apples picked and
under shelter, •
A DUSINESS CHANGE.:
Mr. Coesigney, who has condueted
a 'semidry business here for tee past'
couple of year'& or so, hest disposed Of
it to Mr. William Moore, olio took
Peesession ore Moneay morning. Mr.
Coneigeey remains a week et. so* te
initiate his successor into the huein-
ese, but his • familyleft on Monday
fot Seafeeth where they •expect 'to
'Melte :their, home in future. :Me Con-
eigneY will engage in clothes. cleaning
'and pressing there. He does good
work. The faintly have meter friends'
here Whowere sorry to see then lea; -
LITTLE LOCALS.
' Mr. learre Wileop has 'Awed back.
to Wingha.ni again, •
The • Motleli tee . visited' the. Go& rich
students oh Friday evening last.
Frank 1,•Andiews of town' los a
• squash :Which weighe 141
more' than tban the own& himself, Who
ca.ir beat this '? •
lefole giving elr, J., W.. •Irwir's
etyleee light machine it,s outwit over-
hauling the* other day , JoeyoBraod-
field ventured too neer with .a -lip-M-
ed candle whenthereewes an ex-
plosion strong metier to . byte his
,fate. •
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TIIE, NEW 'STAFF: .
The new staff for the Collegiate
has. now been, engaged and is as fol-
lows: -
Principal and Science Master
• A. P. Gundry • • $1401)
Olaseies .C. Mc ninon • el0Q0
Moderns .amf.' Ehgliele Miss '
Melton elm)
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Mathematics, Miss Delmege $800
Commercial, Miss Walorwoeth $700
All friends of the school are plea-
d to know that Mr. MoKiimon has
consented to re-engagereent for he is a
capable ante suceessful tea.cher-Failure
io hie department is very rare, . in-
deed.
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-Nit:e STANDING STILL. ei
The Nemo:Record ,re- .M4 •
• *,qieiteilly mood u oe the
. 4E. town council and tyoard of
; Wade. the ergent• need Ihpre.
ist in seeking for new in *
dustries, ' . . •
'
is getting it rare eel •
liege feetory, Seaforth a :14(..
ehee fettory,..Exceor a can- ME •
* 'fling factory, and .Goetrich e;
4E iL prepared to offer an lie-•
tmense bonus' to a Yankee *
* concern to locale in. that *
town;
?V The industries we have
)1( are soli& bat wo need/ more
Xi of them and in. -Wesel grow- '114
ing times another factory *
ME or two should not be diffi-
dull, to secure.
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In matters like this it )44,
.?.* depends very much on the 'Ai
)4( 'efforta of a public-spirited 44,
N4, council and board of trade, )14,
but we are not aware that
* either of those bodies has ?...$4,
)1; done any work along that *
line lately)
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)4( This Is not a.s it should 34(
)1E be and we hope for hater Wi
ME things in, the near future. ;').K•
4r;
* There is no standing still. *.
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BAPTsIST CHURCH.
Rev. Me. Magee left On Wet10,141a3r
ororaing for Peterboro to attend tie
annual convention of the 13aptist
Churches of Ontario and' Quebec, It
is expected that 300. delegates Will be
present.
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Om Sunday Inerning Rev, Dr. Stew-
art of Willis church wiU preach in
this church, he having kindly con -
salted to take the service, in the ab-
sence of the peel/or. There will no
evening *service. •
AnnivenSar); services either. on. the
etir or the llth of Novernbee
Person's!.
Mr, Hervey MeBrielowas in Gecierieli
on Sunday, •
Mr. George McLentian is visiting
friends. in Sault SM. Marie.
Mr. W,• Nevem went to Toronto on
Monday to attend a bolters' ton-
venatAon„
Mrs. R. J. Maedonald, Tore/Ike:1' le
,• the gliese of her welter, Mrs. Fele
eir. and Mrs. Alleurt-eleBrien of Heft-
• ed"' visited, Clinton, friends onteue,
day.
Mr:, W., Cilii,M)mieexpectel to
Thanksgiving with his son fn
NESS • Louise „Westenburgh of near'ent"
hell is tile :guest of Mee , Chas:
Cook.
Miss Florence .Gerrekt will spend a
few days with relstives 'mar Lon-
..desboro thin .Weeke
Mr. J. G. Weecid: will be the guest
of his brother, .11,6v., Dr. Medd of
Forest , dh Thursday.
Mr. and Mr's, 'W. Jones are 't.pCiering
a, , few dtlys „With. their (laughter,
Mrs; P. L. Hay of elateittone
Mr. Herb' Ategander hes been oft auto
•a few deys of the past weer owing
' to e slieht atta,ck of blood eniron-
ine.
Mee. P. B. Deering Of 'Winnipeg who
is the guest of MM. Fiteeinnnons,
visited , Dasbwood :Mends a few
•(!ays, of the past week.
Miss Nesbitt of the 'hospital staff al
nurses is. attemding at the betide
el Rev. Father Stro.eder el -Lunch,
• .Who.. has , been seriously .
Mr. Arthur Cook was from Saturday.
to' Mondaywith his family, hut is
again in, the Strtsville district
purchasing apples "for the •Niagara
•Mr. COMCKinnon goes. to Toronto on
Thets'day. to. play with the aforth
• football team against the 'nestles
•af that city in the foureteam .com-
petition. :for 'tee trophy presented
by "The ,People!s • Paper" of .Lon West on a Orip but is expected home
'den, Eng., at whose exPense the soon.
Corinthian football team,. which Miss Mary Piteous visite, eer bro-
recently toured this provinee,. was thee Robert and her sister tee past
New Actvertisements.
Coet
The Best s-Flodeens
New Jackete-ePoplestone es Getieer a
Apples Wanted -Town 44 Case
House for Sale -W. Walker*
Vietorious-Dr, Sonche .
Strayed ---John Scruton ....
Domestic Wanted -Mrs. Tozer.....,..„5
COon Coat for Sale -A. R. Smithoe
Alietion Sake -G. "
Homespun Tweeds -Tozer eel Browa...8
150 Car;Pet SamPlel-liodg,ens. Bros...a
A Reeord Day-Neweombeee..,.. .. . .. g
Records Broken -W. ,D. Fair
ST, JOSEPH'S CHURCH.
Confirmation .service WM be held
in St, Joseph's church. at 10.3d a.m.
next. Sunday Mien bis, lordship the
Bishop of London vein adininisrer the
sateramene ef coofinmetton,
• Brucefield.
Mr. and Mts. John Dennison retur-
ued home flare tWest last week
and, Mewl' 'eneeyable time,'
'Tee. eSkiler and' t Miss Maggie
OttiAocliedreeo.„e3 Hensall ent Satur-
Rev. Mr, Slaw of Egenondville pre-
aehedi the Presbyterian pulpit on
Sonda,y evening. •
Mr, A. Kellar.,Of the: Clinton found-
ry staff vesited his father-in-law, Mr,
Prinfe, on Sunday. • ,
Mr. Rpbect Young returned home
last • wee% from, the West, looking,
well, .
Mrs. D. Rouatt • and Anse M, Mtio;
(inch attended a; Teniperance meeting
in Hensel' lett week. .
Quite •number of 'live hogs were
silipped from Brucefield station' lest
week
Mr, L. . Eberhart; who went • out
etereehiee thie fail, intends to 6e,
his blacksmith shop again shortly.
Mr.. John Johneten Bannockburn
Um. returned home irom Mitch Da- •
'tete and doCe net appear to think
very favorably of that country,
'Mr. Alex. McBeath has se recover-
ed as to •ber up anidoemeid agate.
'Mr. •Thos. Colwell- of the 2rtd con.
Tuelteremith/Wbe, had his Oe.
jIrred Mee a year ago, has gone to
Lontien to have an. operation peeler.;
med, It is feared that the eye wiLl
have to be eerhov.ea a,s it Is begin-
ning to affect the settee enc. :
Mew. T. Simpsen has been visiting
with Miss". C. Parsons' of near Kills -
peen who hes been keeping .house
foe her brother. James, who went
sent out. week. • • • •
• Huilett Townibip.
Mr. E. L.Farnham of ConStanee
has assigned.: for the benefit ex . his
creeiters. Ile is not in good health
end his tajken. this sftep • to • relieve
himself of business anxiety.
Blake.
We are sone' to report the illness
of Mrs. Neilson, Sr., who is confined
to the house with typhoid fever. We
wish her speedy recovery: '
Mr. and take, :G.. :S. Howitieeetilled
bn friene!.-e in Hensel' on Saturday
' Mr: Miler, see of oor M; P. P. of
'South Huron, paid our vis -
tit last Monday collectine the User -
awe money. t'
Inspector Tom intends payine our
sehool a Visit on Tuesday from 9
a. in. to 12 and would' be, pleased
to nreet with One and all of the rate-
payers ' of the seethe; in :eider to
'throw some light on the great per-
plexing gees -tem qf ,ftre (ley l!Phe
t New School • Act,' .
,
Tho seduce; and unexpected. . snow
sterfli of last ,week qeice a.chan,
.go -in the weather. 'Merle efor
.the safety of their .,rootdopsehich
;were s1il1 in the...geoittedoetieh. ;lame
'age 'Vas Ctlebeeehicuttetrees malty of
twhith' are tot.allY, evened. The . morn-
ing landscape Was truly, pictliteeque.
From' *lit to :ben, inches el eau) iST fell
ton a 'level arid* this 'mantle of the
"'be:edifier* enabled many ' "shake
Off tbcir apples instead of having, to
resort to hand-pullieg. ••,.
Mr. Geo. Douglas had Aireeasful
,barn • raising 'on Tuesday afteraeoreMr.
Douglas now has a larger barn than
the one lost be fire lately, but it will
be mane, time before he has everyth-
ing as snug' as he had.
Drysdale
Mr. Wm. J. Howard and' sister
Sarah visited friends at Grand tend
on Sunday !ask.
Ain atilt Mrs. Richard :Ellititt of
IlaY6014 visite`ti Ntif gib home Mr.
floward
Th ej atorm, of last week saved many
farmers the trouble of pruning their
fruit trees.,
Potatoeligging and roon-pulling aro
now in full blast. We hope the Wee -
that continues fine to enable framers
to 'get their ploughing done. •
Mr. Mark Drysdale has now the
tonfract of running Ilia 14Injestys
mai: between Drysdale and Kippen
until the old reliable, Mr, iroward,
Is able to resume his duties. Mark
makes a good inail man as' he is a
lolly good fellow and takes to I&
neVr duties in 'A 1 style.
P
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Mr. George Swareois in. charge of
•the station here .owing to Mr. Prime
being laidup with an ettaelt of •iii2
fiammattien and tinder the earF.,. of Dr.
Gunn of Clinton..
The News -Record will be sai to
any address until the end of, 1906
or 10 cents. •
• Auburn. •.
Miss Maggie Small. of Toronto is
renewing old acquaintances around
Auburn and Carlow. •
• We are pleiteee. 'to hear eliat the
infant deetehiterf. oft Mr.' C. • peddle is
reeovering from aeeevere elem.
We regret to learn • of the +teeth Of .
the Want son of Mr. J: Naegle and
our sympal5hy pee oiut to the sor-
rowing Par.entis and family. .
'The e anniversary: services In the
Methodiet chuech last Sundae' • were
quite a success. Rev. Mr.: Kerr •• of
Clinton preached three exceileet eer- •
Tiie oerponters. are .1reee • iwyrkicg ai
the station, •
• Mr. Oienplien arab sister A Wes tfield?
visited at the Ellett Wo9:0.d..,13,s0
he :show storm last Weelc 'ilia a „
,great deal of dair:age teethe oreitiode
around h.i;re. .••
, Mr. endi Mrs. Geo, Anderson visited
at the • ;latterls 'patents here last •
>Sunday. ,
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Stanley 71`ownship: .
Mr. James Steeri and bride recently
visi•tell -the litterri'llete.r, Mei,. O.
Veilliarrisen, Fort Elie.
Mr, R. J. Richardson B. A. lett on.
Tuesday of last week for Winnipeg
o
to take the lectureshifof philoSoplie
and theology iir ltia,ni e College.
Miss S. Brownettre ine toned en "Mon-
day loot from her -Welt 'With friends
it the Salta. '
Mr, R. J. Richardson has eeeured
the services 6i, mt. 4,......a.astin of,
Varna'in hie absenee. '
Thje drawing power cif. the. Canadian
Wes ti is illustrated in the case el
Mr. 'Thos. McOlymon; „vat* for zooid'
years has been living in the city of
Natchez, in the stated Mississippi,
but who has mdaveil 4* Filroonton,
Alberta, several hundred mites, north
of the Canadian bora:Waxy. rtorn the
Southern States to lite eapitol &,f;
the new province • of Alberta is n .
king jump, but Mr. Ateelymont likes
his now location well and is glad to
again be , living under the Union
Jack. He is a brother of Mr. James
Meclyment of the Pau Line.
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Interestiag budgets of news front
moral of our correetroideats have
attired is too late Ittr *ere 13swe,