HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1906-10-25, Page 2Porter's Hill
'"Braeside," the hospitable bottle of
Mrs. McPhail, was the emit of a
happy gathering last Friday after-
noon, when a fewold friends 1assem-
bled to celebrate the eightieth anniv-
emery of the hostess, Mrs. McPhail
is a very height and intelligent old
lady and looking at her -trim figure
and upright c,arriage no one wet/1d
suspect that he had reached, the, age
of four scare years. After partaking
of a beuntiful supper the geests re-
paired to the parlor, where the: even-
ing was spent .with music ant tale,
of other days, atter' which all went
home feeling that they had had a de-
lightful evening and hoping to meet
their venerable hestess at the same
time next year.
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Cflnton Nowitsibcord
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but is best when used in the Sunlight way.
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way you should follow directions.
After rubbing on the $oap, roll up each
knmerse in the water, and go away.
unlight Soap
will do its workin thirty to sixty minutes.
Your clothes will be cleaner and whiter than if washed
in the old-fashioned wax with boiler and hard rubbing.
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Linsse Ilir•SharaUrntsd, Teisisto
MISS ELOISE Aa SKIMMINGS
errespondent.
lesesseemerelsommemerem
* THE LEADING. . , .
if COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
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* 'I`his school is recognised *
* toeilone of the best Cara- *
.4* mercial schools in Amer- *
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NE ions it received. This term *
)4( we received applications 4E
* from firms in six large Am- NE
NE trican cities and from far NE
NE more towns a'..ndcities of 4E
)SE Canada including Saskae )1(
-)1E toon, Sask. on. the West ;ii,
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* ?K The name:, of theeGraphic"' and the
31; Ellictt &McLachlan, * "Illeetrated London News" are, honsel
)1( , principals. * hold weeds wherever. the English
' . ?.K tongue is 'spoken.. But in this eount-
^ ry they cash six dollars a yeArocaolt,
a sem that places them among the
luxuries in which only a few taa lne
dolga: Nave he:Weyer, - Canada has
. something that; for' a mere fraction
of the cost, will take the place of
these hig,h-grade illustrated, petiodi-
OUR COAL cals. The first number of the "elan-
adian Pintorial" has just- beca isstued
and is SQ irt•Kiking in. idea,and so
The Best Coal in Market is admirably executed, that the publish -
the L. & Vii. Scranton Coal for which ees of The News -Record lonen� time'
Ilam sole agent. I also have in steel, in communicatirug , with .the puldithers
Solt and Cannel Coal. An order is of the `.1danahian pictorial". at Mont -
respectfully solicited and will receive real, and we are glad to .he able ,to
prompt attention. All • our coal is announce,. that we have. 'completed at -
screened before being sent out to our tanglements by which The NeWs-Re-
castor/tees. Office opposite the G. T. cord and this costly 'Canadianlittle-
R. station or orders mey be left at trated monthly cask both, be had tor
tbe store of Harland Bros. Who are $1,.56 per year: •
authorised to receive paymeat of ac- Everybody nisei ' pieturee-specially
counts. pictures of live interest. „end. le rea.s
ban unfertenate that for .stnee piet-
JAMES HAMILTON. lutes Canadians have up till new had.
to &Peed on the high-priced putty:he:,
Phone 52. 'Lions •froni. Britain and the United
States, which contain a large 'pro-
lioreion of pictures and other • matter
of little or no inteires,t to Oaneelians,
Mae! .111111S. But We • are glad to eee that Cana-
lla'S' be6a in, this respect is - to .: .o0
ian pictorial" which -is :evidently ge-
Meet; Wciethily filial by • the , ''S•slanede.
ing . to • excel; if . possible, ihe nigh
standard set by such 'publications .as
Ailltlat-Elmlo the "Illustrated' London News," the
'Graphic." , "F'ran'k' Leslie,' ' or
mirth 'cheeper than. any of theee, for
"Collier's." And yet it will he very
it has, eta name and facie . yet to
I have been- appointed agent make. And though chee,pee, an issue
for the 1VJAssey-Harris betre of Ube "Canadian Pictorial ivill con -
peaty in this district and Will tain, abouta thousand inches et:' piete
keep on hand a ceemilete list , ;tires, some of Ahernfull-page pictures
of supplies in my store oppoe- fit for framing, many of them of ' M-
ite the Molsons Bank. , tie:emotional inteeest, and none of them
am also continuing the
hat will be of live ipteees 1.1 to Can-
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flour, feedanclseed grain. bus- , admits It is indeed being edited en --
Mess and respectfully solieit a .•
of view, but With a wide
age .
tirely Prone -the Oieadian point
a coetinua,nce of your patron- of
ernbracing the greet world
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' • ' wide interests, the metragement hey-
.
J. A. Ford. eilig: secueed4Conneetions with ithe lead-
ing photographers in all foreign route-
- tries, the telegraph and cable . being
.. . tiefed to 'secure the photographs ee the
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1 • ' .4,, . i' gest!, t the '''?aniadriait:tpietorial"Will
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Mrs. (Dr. Gardiner of London was ginger Meddaford were pbetographed
the guest on Thanksgiving* Day of The floral tribetes were all lift on the
Messrs. and Mies Armstrong.caoket and were all photographed.
'
Dr. and Mrs. Emote/eon have taken
uptheir residence in the house lately
occupied by Mr, John Mosely,
Mr. Carter of the planing mill is
preparing to build a brick residence on•
a. part of the Herr estate Web, pur-
chased by Mr, Robt. Orr.
ten October 19th to Mr. and Mrs.
Keene, Brock street, a daughter,
Miss Mabel Thurlow le now book.
keeper in Wileon's pharmacy.. ,
Ottawa, October 6th, 19s).
The eleetionei of Da.vid Marshall,Con-
sereattve, in, East Elgin, is a sertouS
disappointment to ithe mmieters froni
Ontario, and naturally a great sat,.
isfaction to Mr, Borden and his fri-
ends. East Elgin has. been a close
conete(etency for twenty years. The
largest ' majority ever obtained by
Mr. Ingram, who was four times el-
ected thene, was 178. In 1887 awl
18,82 the constithiency went Liberal.
Mr, Ingram's majocity in 1900 was
151. •
Airs. j. Taman and children of Blyth
were while in town the foots of her
parents, Mr. and Mre. Horney.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kneeshaw spent
Thanksglvipg Day in London.
Mr, Dave Yule late of Detroit is
apendlogs, few days in town at the pa-
rental resilience.
The lovely little daughter. Birdie
Irene, only child of Mr. and Mrs. Ern-
est Kneeshavr, died on 14thOctober of
meningitis of the brain, aftee a few
days illnese. 1Little Birdie,' a* they
called her, was ft very bright, healthy
child, but God saw fit to take her from
this world of care, Shelookecl beauti-
ful in her little whlte.casket with' her
little hands clasping a spray of white
roses. Rev. A. A. Graham officiated.
The little' casket was covered with
floral tributes'among them a large
lovely wreathtribute of the employee
of the Engine Werke; wreath of white
roses and fern, tribute of the parents;
casket bouquet of roses and fern, Mr.
and Mrs. Horneya grandparents; casket
bouquet of roses, Mr, Charles Doty,
and bouquets frem the 1 little- Misses
Pennington, and from Mesdames Stod.
dart and Aldoue. The pallbearers evere
the four brothers of the child's father;
Tom. 1.1ex, Harry .and Albert Knee -
shave The relatives from a distance
who attended the funeral were Mrs
Taman and children, Blytb, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Smith, London.
Miss Armstrong of St. George is the
guest of her relatives, Messrs aud Miss
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE !WILED
by local applicetions, 'they can: -
not reach the. diseased portions of
the ear. There is only ono way to
PICTURES,i1 PICTURES 1.. cure deafness, and that is hy con-
stitutional remedies. Deafness is
OF catesed. by an inflamed coneftion of
the Mucous lining of the lfuetachian
Tube. When this .tathe is, inflamed you
have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it N entirely dos-
ed, Deafness is the result, met unless
the inflammation can be taken out
and •this tube restored to its normal
vitiation', hearing will be destroye
forever ; nine cases °let of ten are
emitted be; Catarrh, which is welt:leg
bUti inflaened condition of the ;nue-
Otis surface.s.
We will. give One Hundred Didlies
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured • by
Hall's Catarrh Cute. Send fer . cir-
culars free.
, • F. J. CHENEY & Cp., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c. . •
Take Hell's Penally Pills for Coil-
st,ipation.
ONE THOUSAND INCHES
PICTURES PER ISSUE.
WE SCREEN
Armstrong.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Oke and little
sou spent Thanksgiving Day with Mrs.
Okes sister, Mrs. R. Persons,
Mr. Straiten, ex -station master G. T.
R., attended divine service at Knox
church on Thanksgiving Day, and with
Mrs. Straiton attended the •Thanks-
giving dinner at Victoria St. church -
Mr. Will McCreath is now able to
walk out, He took In grippe after his
return front St, hi icheel's Hotipital.
Mist. NanPy Nairn has returned front -
her recent visit -to Detroit.
Miss Potter. who has a school near
Zvrich, spent Thanksgiying Day in
town.
• on East' Street lately Owned by Mr.
Mr. Keenan has purchased. a cottage
Joseph' Goldthorpe. • :
John Rioidati, aged 20, and William North Street Methodist church had
Goodell., aged ?ea, bqth storteeatte::s of as great a crowd on Monday evening
St. Georgei N, B., were drowned in as it had on the opening, with the dif•
Mill Lake evirile heating. feience that more than half of it were
• ehildren-all anxious to see the lime
light viewv, but not so anxious to hear
the preacher; whet had to, several times
check:those who per/aided in talking.
President Williams of the Bible So,:
ciety acted very creditably as Chair-
man. Revs. Anderson, Hazen, Grahain
and VVright all assisted the talented
lecturer. • •
Mr. apd Mrs. A. J. Paltridge remov.
ed to Forest, old home, and spent
L. Silverthorne of Raleigh eawn- Thanksgiving eDey with their • Old
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see, Hanged himself in his barn, e frienda.. • '
Mr. John Dolialds. on. n rune. s as
ship, diseoltraged by financial -revue • ' f B
purehased the business belonging to
Mr. Paltridge; of which he. has taken
.possession; and will occupy the late
residence Of • Mr. Paltridge on .Bruce.
street,owned by Mr. Jacob Stokes:
• While in town, Miss WelwoOd �f
Winghani•wasthe guest of her sister,
Mrs. Se Tigert. She will leave at
an eerie date for the China Mission,
field under the auspices of the Metho-
dist Women's Missionary Society. •
Mr. and Mrs. Strotigh. who left God -
emit sorae years ago to reside in Brant-
ford, are at their old residence again,
corner East and Victoria streets.
•-• Mr. Reggie Tye is spending a ',le*
weeks at the residence of. his parents,
Mail Clerk and MM. W. D. Tye. •
Met and Mrs. Everett have removed
trope -Elden St to the residence corner
Cameron a,nd Raglan Ste, lately occu-
pied byMr. and Mes. Halliday.
were Mr. WI D. Harris el Philedelphlo
teed Mr. W. H. Rebertson o Godeeich.
The bride, after tha vereesseny was pet.
termed, wee prevented with a Bible by
the trustees of the church,her marriage
being the first there boleamizecl. The
bridal Party left the chuech With their
guests while Mr. Jordon played Men-
delssohu's wedding march. A very
large numberof people attended tte.
wedding. At "Glenient" the beautiful
new residence of the bride e father, a,
most recherche Thankegiving wedding
dinner wee prepared for the bridal
party and about sixty guests wbo are
from Philadelphia, New York, Denver, .
Toronto, Hamilton, Stratford, Mitch
all, Teeawater and Seaforth. The table*
werd decorated withroes and fern.
and autumn tioviers. 'Many Thenke
giying,speeches were made by the Rev;
gentlemen aud other guests. 1 The
bridal party left by the Afternoon train
for the groonVe old home at Tesetwater
where they willependa ehort time be
fore hewing for their home In Denver,
The funeral of Anne Roney, beleVed
wife o,f Signuel Jordan, took' place on
Friday. . The pretty pearl colored cas-
kettiad /natty floral tributes laid upon
it, amoog them a lovely floral anchor
from the Woodmen of the World, Mit-
chel), and a beautiful pillar from the
1,0e),F, of Mitchell, also a wreath
from Mr. Samuel Jordan and a wreath
frene Mrs. Robert King; a lovely crete
cent from Meesrs. Nerval and Tom
Davie, town, and a wreath from Strat-
ford friends. The relatives from a
tance were Mrs. Dominick Watters,
London; Mr and Mrs. Roney, Alma/
"tTillie and Nellie Roney, London, and
David Fleming, London. The pallbear-
ers were Geo. MeVicar, Barri Stowe.
• Willie Yule, U M. Echlin, Willie Die-
trich and Harry Worsell, Rev, Mark
Turnbull officiated at the house and
cemetery. Blech sympathy is tender-
ed Mr, Jordan. who with hie bride came'
to reside in our town about the firet of
the year. Mrs: Jordan had not been
veiy well for some time but her sudden
death was quite unexPected.
Setylee was held in St. Geurge's
church on Thanksgiving Day. On Sun-
day afternoon Rev, Mr. Buell officiated
in St. George.
Adjutant Brindley, Detrcit, gave an
address in the S. A. barrachs on Thurs-
day last.
Mrs. Willie yslop and het. sister,
Miss Edna Jackion. Clinton, spent:
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Iohn
.Bedford.'
The Misses McNair spent Thanks-
giving Day the guests of Mr, and Mrs.
John Turnbulhof Burnside Farm, New-
ton.
The officers of the local U, 0, Bible
Society are: preeident, J. H. Millian;
secretary, 11, Blair; treesurer W.R.
Robertson; committee, IC, Park, W. E.
Elliott, Warnock Robinson. .
Mrs. S. Knuckle spent Thanksgiving
Day in Loudon with her mother, Mrs.
Foss.
Mr. Dave McVicar has returned from
Winnipeg.
Ten cents will pay a eubseription to
'The News -Record to any address until
the end of 1906,
Major Jordan has bed two plate
glasses surreptitiously taken from his
premises which were valued at $30
each. •
"Not an egg in town" was the story
told by the merchants on Thanksgiving
Eve.
Mrs.. Thos. Videan has returned from
her visit to her son, Mr. Wilson Videau
of Detroit, • •
Mrs,. Andrew Everet has moved to
the house formerly occupied on Carrier-.
on street by Mrs. Catnpbell of Ripley,
(nee Miss Martin).
Mr. George Crabb of Seaforth spent
Thanksgiving Day and Sunday the
guest of his mother, Mrs, C. Crabb.
Miss MacVicar has returned from a
pleasant visit to. her sister, Miss Nellie
MacVicar 'of Toronto and to friends in
Barrie. ••• ,
• Miss Pearl Hillier bas returned from
her visit to her sister, Mrs, Hunt of Chi -
CHAPPED HANDS
• Wash youi: hands,. with warm water,
etry with a towel and apply Cliamb-
. . .
erlain's Salve juet before going to
bed, and a speedy, cure is certain.
This salve is also unequaled for. skin
disi3asee For sale by NV: Me-
.
mos, Clistreen, pet.
. ,
is very
thoush
Rai
.13ILIOUS ATTACK
• . QUICKLY CURED
A few Weeks!ago I had a bilious
attack that was" so severe I Nvr,s not
able to go 1,o the office for two days.
Failiag to get relief from my phy-
sleiaies treatment, I took three • Of
Ohamberlaint's Stomach emit Liver
Tablets and the next day, I felt like
a now mane -H. C. Editee of
the • News, Chepin, , S. C. These tab-
lets are for sale by W. S: R. Hol-
mes, dlintone Ont. •
The corner stone of the new Barton
Street Methodist Church was lid at
Hamilton. by Mr. T. W. Wat,kins.
news ; pictures of world-fenuets poofp- CROUP.
A reliable 'medicine end . one that
WAN . D
•. picture:, of Canadian events and yen -
Women will' take theit rightful plates.,
, for •inenedia,te use is Cduentterlain't Mid were, while here, 'the guests of
shieulel always, be kept in, the home Rev. Mr. Hassard B,D. and Mrs Has-
. • le in which 'series Canadian ee n a'nd
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"71.1."'"'"7------ h pictores of fashions and patters, Cough Remedy. It will prevent the Mrs. Hassard's uncle, Mr. Wm. Harris
gtback if givon ae soon as tom tit ld
beeornee; hoetse, Or even after the ' Mr. Fred Shaver of Ancaster, accom-
eer____......m.meesea' :: eS ; pie -tuxes of Canadiert. enterpise, ;
I
I am again on the ,. oloto of ariitl'alS end photo Icoutt ote croupy cough a.ppea'rs. For sale by
Holmes', Clinthn, One panied Rev. and Mrs. Hassaed to God-
erieh and was a guest with them at
tho residence of Mr. Wm. Harris.
,
• .• i pictures of children, of .beatttifal th-
ings, melees things ; inventioes, , snap
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2 market for apples i do °Happy or Comieal eliteuttlenrs" or • • -7 Mrs, (De) Hindu., (nee Mary Porter)
2 and will pa y t h e ' •le best. A statute iled at intends to spend the wintet, in Califor-
• illeiws event% with money prizes tor of Buens Was Unve
for both fall and Will- adian Pictorial" will be worth ' bind-
.ap.,welvernontht of tee "Can- Fredericton, N. B., .Litutenant-C over-
Dolt Fraser of Nova, Scotia making so
the oration.. e • nia where she Will be the guest of her
n Harvey, at Long Beach
. ..
highest market price , vorny,
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Se one of pay repre- . ed above, , or about 10x1.5 'n
ink. Its shape is similar to
the publications, already nem- ••••• owan...•••••• • ••••••••••• km, on the 17t11 inst.
Miss Kate Hosken left for Toroeto
Mr, Arthur Smith was a Berlin vis
Iter varieties - - -• - -
. - - ,- cents a copy, One Dollar a year, in, In the fleet months of the Russia
IN TIME OF PEACE. on the 17th inst. to join her family
before sellingi in
that cityKate will be . much missed
sentatives (n• myself eehes the page. The Priee is Ten
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eluding th
i readers, and all who wish can ' ex.. and the early advantage of elosse whoo
a e remainder of l 00 • iffree. Japan war we had a striking exam -
Wo cant heartily recommend it to our Ple of the necessity foe preparation in St George"s choir and. the , G.Y.P.A.
entertaioments, being a fine contralto
e ID. GANTEL,ON 1 amine a eopy at our office : iteleed,
for any to whom it would be a
We will gladly forward subleriptions roofs in . dry weather.V The vittue of Mrs
so to speak, "have shingled their
preparation has made history and from several weeks
soloist.
, ttnd Miss Carrick have returned
with friends in
convenience. We gre rehire 'especial'? given to Us Our greatest men. The Toronto. Mrs, Carrick has two dau-
pleased to announce that by pecial
individnal as well as the nation thou -u- ghters residing in Port Perry, Ides.
s
lee be prepared for any eniergeney. dames Hooey and McKnight. and on
arrangement we can offer our subsc-
ribers , the "Canadian Piptorial" and Are you prepared to auccessfaily cosi- Mrs. Hooey's visit to her mother, and
01Tee News -Record both ,or cue year bat the first cold you talke I A cold sister in Toronto, Mrs, Carrick return /
for $.1., 50 cash.
The News -Record for one year fil.00 can be cured much more (middy when
treated as soon as it has been con-
traeted kind liefore it has become • ed with her to Port Perry arid visited
both daughtere. Mre, Carrick was
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS NOW The "Canadian Piotorial" . for one Seriously ill some time ago but 'is in
VON, YOUR SEASON'S SIJP year MOO, A magnificent 'Mated settled in the system. Chamberlain's good health now.
publication conlaining over a .thous- Cowell Remedy N famous for its cur -
PLY OF COAL. WE CARRY and' pietures of the most lively ,Inter- es of colds and it Should be lThe Tennis Club gave a dance one
pt et
ONLY THE VERY BEST GIZA. est to all and tosting Over one thou- band ready for instant Ilse. Per Friday evening at Oddfellows' Hall in
DES WHIM WILL BR SOLD sand dollars an. issue -see samples at sale by W. S. R. Holmes, Clinton, honor of two of their fair membert,
AT TUE LOWEST 'POSSIBLE this officeOur price to oue subscrila Misses Petersen and Corb. ,
PRICE ' ere for both pallets only $11.50. . Ottt,
.
, Master Jack Proudfoot, stenograph-
.
ORDERS MAY BZ IiSIPT AT ............,.............................-. the pot season for Hotel Godetich,
DAVIS & ROWLAND'S HARD. Two workmen Wore killed and one .
Harry . Cummings, a young farin is now stenographer With Mesers.
WARR STORE OR WITH fatally leijured by the collapse of a hard, was .ttecideratly Wiled while out Proudfriot, Hays At Blair. •
etote bridge at Whitehaven, Pa. shooting at Metcalfe. At Maitland Cemetery en the 14th
Lord Tweedmouth, Pirst Lord of October tvhile the funeral cortege stood
the Admiralty, says that ho rtoeut The sentence of death imposed on
around the casket. the pallbearers
W. a • oteVeZISOil 3 '3 g 1 tyl 1 s
navy. ban been commute& c ergyrnan a re atives of the late Itil- ford Gillies of Teeswater. The ushers
la el " ceenotnirs will not in"ure the 'British four Russian officers for -urrerultrin
water, are moos**
It is called lo the soli ter
trberciet," and *ere fit,
allowed to remain
lode or consumptlosis
pretty we' to take
ffood'sSarsaii
Removes
morale. Get
war tordoosklio tst. maisradlia two
iwol kr lama emscrea044 14%
ci Hoeg cow.. LoweiMaar,
at
Douglas Stock
Invigorator
Will Increase Your Profits
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Mrs. E.C. Campion and son Edward
of the Sovereign Bank spent Thanks-
giving Day with friends in Dettoit.
" .11re. R. S. Williems has taken the
house lately occupied by Consul Shie-
lee. Mrs. and Mist/ •Willianse have re. -
turned from a trip to theCciast.
Mr. George Watson Was struck be a
horse On a crossing on Saturday 'evens'.
• ing and sernewhat injured. •
Margaret, the three-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr. end Mrs, Joseph Murray,
died the other day of pneumonia: The
funeral took place on Sunday after.:
noon from the residence of Mrs. James
Aitken. The little pallbearers were
Dave and Euslow Aitken, Willie Mur-
ray and Freddie Bennet Mr. Stogdill,
uncle of the deceased. read the pervige,
of The Brethren at house and Maitland
Cecmaeptte.ryEdward m
!triton has returned
from a long stay in Muskoka'.
Mr. James! Dickson has given • his
Quebec street residence a name, "Bon-
nie Croft." -
Mrs. Aloander , Inglis spent last
Week at Belmont the guest of her
daughter, who is teacher of a public
.school there.
CLINTON.
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You can make a pail of the
best stock food on the market
for 75 cents.
Its good for everything on
the farrn. It saves your neigh-
bor money. It will save you
money.
1 Pail for 75 Cents.
We make tlhe best for you
EASY to RETAIN HEALTH,
Most important of all is proper
attention' to the bowels. Avaitl con-
stipation, it's the health -killer of
teteiay. Harsh, griping melltoine is
ruinous -beware of it. Best results
follow e truly vegetable terner•V like
Dr. Hamilton's Pills of,Mandrahe and
Butternut which not may relieve coss
tiveness in one night •leet cues the
pause of thte,trieuble andeprevents its
return.. NO dietless or inconVellit
attends tife7 Use . of. De. Hamilton's
Pills whiareare world famons for the
'mildneee and effieieney. Sold every-
where, 250 per box. ",
Miss Bessie Thompson came down
from Southamptoh to, attend the Col-
legiate Institute, and .is the guest of
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Thompson. Bessie spent Thanksgiv.
ing at Elimville, the guest of her :tont
Mrs..Hern of that village, and returned
on Monday. .
The funeral of little Edward. Aletier,
infant son or Me. and Mrs. Andrew Ev-
erett, took place on October lith from
from the family residencee Rev. W, 11 -
Graham conducting the services. The
child had been delicate forsome weeks.
On the little white bcasket bunches of
autumn flowers were laid by Mrs. S.
Warner. the babe's grandmother, and
Mrs. Snazel. . The little pallbearers
were Masters Roy and Willie Snazel,
Johnnie Muir end Danny geGuire.
Mrs. Wm, Everett of Vithitechureh at-
tendettthe funeral of her little grand:
chsild,
eh00.1
Inspector Charles Nivens for
the Arcola. Men., schools gives great
praise to two teachers from our town,
Miss Camphell, daughter efex-Post-
master Campbell, and Miss 2Skelton,
who Went up this season. "Their me-
thods are good" he says, "and order
and management most satisfactory."
One of the prettiest weddings itf the
season was celebrated at North Street
church. on Thanksgiving Day, at high
noon. The church was beautifully dee-
orated with flowers and exotic plants
for the oecesion. The contracting par-
ties were Miss Sarah Harris, daughter
of Mr. T. Harris, Godetich, and Mr. Sil-
lick of Denver, Col. The bride, who
entered the church on the arm of her
father, while the organ rolled forth the
beautiful attains of Lohengrin's bridal
march, was dreseed in a lovely Costume
ivory white lace over taffeta, with bri-
dal veil and coronet of orange blossome
and carried a shower bouquet of bridal
roses,. The bridesmaid, Miss ,Nellie
Freeman Harris, cousin of the bride,
was dressed in a pretty tostunte of
Brussels net the skirt of which had
tucks with valenciennes insertion be-
tWeen; black picture hat and carried a
shower bouquet of pink roes, The
eeremony WAS performed by Rev. 0.
Hazen, assisted by Rev. Mr, Dastard of
Toronto. The grobtribniari was Dr. Mit-
Dunlop.
ifre. Glenn ' Sr of Detroit, has
came to reside here for some time.
Mrs. 2 Jas. Young has returned from
Chicago, .Where she Was sceing • heti
son James, Who is one of. the en-
gineers, on the steamer W.' 14. Orr,
Besides seeing other relatives Khe was
also the guest of -Mrs, D. Cumming,
one One-time resident, for several'
days. 2'
The late Mrs. 2 Thos. Morrish of
Crystal City, WW1-tits/hi, whose (is ath
Was mentioned la,st *tele , was the
youngest daughter of the late James
Jewell' add was 2 married here' , in 1880
to her now bereaved husband Tn het
girlhood daYs, as Louisa Jewell, she
took part in many of 1.111 • social
gatherings of the young people and
used to sing in the Bible -Christien
church choir at Leeburn. Her hi:other
Thomas now lives on the homestead
here.
WSJ?. Holmes
Phra. B.
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