HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1906-10-25, Page 5October
5th 1906
The Clint'On' News.Recor
THE MOLSONS 13ANK
Incorporated by Act Of ParliaMent 1•855.
tapitO Paid 14: 80ook000 Reserve Food Sal000loo
Farniere' Sale, NOt4$ Cashed or Collected. Matte On Pee
in* in the Dominion, Great Britain, 'United Mateo aed au
Foreign Countriee bought arid sold fet beet- rate. A.derancee.
mad°to Faring/0' atnek Dealera• and Blieinees Men at loweet
sates and on. Meet falterable terMs.
SAVINGS BANKDEPARTMENTeeDeposite ni $1 Anil up-
wards received, Interest allowed 0.t highest current rates
from date of deposit, COMPounded half -yearly and added to
principal June 80th anciDeceMber Met.
O. E, DOWDING, Manager, CLINTON
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Real Estate For Sale.
MOUSE FOR SALE OR TO RENT -
5 roomed cottage situated ore uorth
side Princess St., Clinton:, lately
occupied by Jas. Walker. Herd
anne soft water, e• acre leash -Apple
to Wm. Walker, , East St., Minn:in.
IFARM FOR SALE. LOT •24, CON.
2, Stanley, containing 100 acres, 10
acres of bush, •-the remainder isswell
'fenced, underdrained and in a good
ntate ot cultivation. 1 acre of ors
-chard and small fruit. On the pre-
mises is a two story brick heuse
with slate roof, a first-class -farm
' house, a barn, size, 40
• x 80 with stone stabling, a cement
.silo. leen, good driving house, pig
wen and hen bouse. Two never -!ail-
ing wells. This farm is situated 3
miles from Brucefield, 5 from Clea -
ton and on gend gavel road. Ap-
ply on the premises or address
AlbertNott, Clinton P, Q. 02
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FOE -SALE -FRAME HOUSE AND
'lot on, Princess street. 11 rooms,
hard and soft water. Good stable,
AVill be sold cheap and on easy
%aims. Also 4 hives of bees and a
number of bee boxes. -William Dun-
can. 139
_FARMS FOR SALE -ONE . AND A
.quarter miles from :churcle poste
eeffice, whole', and the village of
IA.uburn. Suitable for grain or
grass. Lot 271 on the,grid core riVe•st
Wawanash consisting of 100 acres
sof land, 15 acres under bush and
rlihe Mance nearly all. grass. A
ebrion house, a bark barn 52X6.0.,. a
edriting house 24x36 with •a cement
.pig 'house underneath, are on sat •
' premises. 'Moo, lot -.28, Eaat
-Wayeanosh, 2nd con., directly oppcin-
qte. said lot .21, containing 100 acres
Se of land, 15 acres of which are bush.
'this lot there is a bank barn
:40x 0 There . are 4 acres of good
ng chard on. the tw
-sloth lots".nre well fen and un-
eddramenedtn. never ling spring
'runs aprons tEn arms. PassessiOn
,cart be given at owe. Terms easy:
'The proprieLor is now past the age.
farm. -Apply to Thomas Nich-
olson, Auburn P, 0. Prompt reply
will be given to all communicate
ions.
--„se
FARM TO RENT -LOT 15,. CON. 13,
Hullett, 150 acres, known as the
.Kelly farm.-Ap,ply to W. Bryelone,
Clinton. 42
HOUSE FOR SALE -THE SEVEN
ememed house now occupied, ley Jame
' es. Livermore is • offered •S or eane.
• • Good stone eellar, all landeof sun
all ftuit, b.ard ,and soft water. Will
be eolge cheap. Apply. to James
Livermore.
FARM FOR SALE,-NVEST HALF'
of lot n, South Boundary, and West
half of lot 3, con. 4, Stanley, Gone
sisting of 102 acres, 8 .acres bush,
the remainder seeded down except-
ing 30 acres.. The place is well fen-
ced and drained, an waterecl by
spring creek. Frame barn. This
farm is situated on. the Town Line,
two Miles west Of Kippen station.
Apply on. the premises or address
James C, Parsons; Kipper', Ont. 32
FARM FOR SALE OR ',IQ RENT. -
Lot 13, emee16, Goderieti township,
consisting of 80 acres, 65 acres
cleared, balance bush. Good barn
and comfortable house. Well wat-
ered by two good running streams.
mile trem school and 1 mile fromi
Postaffen. Will be sold on easy
terms, -Apply to T. T. Murphy,
clitQx 1 35 tt
FARM FOR SALE: -LOT , 30 AND
part 81, con. Si Hullett, consisting
of 117 amen. 15 acres • good: hard-
• wood bush, baiance under cultiva-
tion. Good brick borne and, frame
berna. Well watered and fenced.
Bearing orchard. miles from
store, postoffice, church and pollee'.
Will be sold oe eas'y terms es the
undersigned intends going West -
EI. J. 'Miller. Clinton P. 0. 14
HOUSE FOR SAL t - A • .LARGE
franie hotise on Weliingten. Street,
• 011*011, lstnlY ..enolenicsi by. IP. C.
....4.20orts and pantry, ss-'ood-
s•hed, good stone cell:are hard and
sett water,•:1 acre of land. A :sp.,
lendid chance for a person wanting
e good house. Apply to 'Mrs. Chid -
ley or 'to 'Mrs:. • Allcock. 39
FARM" FOR SALE -THE • UNDE:
signen offers for sale partof hit
40 on the Bayfield Road, I mile,
south of Clinton, consisting ot 20
notes. Good frame house with st-
eno cellar, barn 3.6x70 with cement.
b•asement. Easy terms; - J: • A.
• Sinith. • 10
Your Friend
would like to haue
Photo of You
THAT WILL BE TO THEIR .
slitting. We take the kind you
. both will like. The style de-
. penes upon your selection. We
will see that you.. get the .
• best, well posed and finished.
COIVPMENCING 1st of SEP-
• tember I Tint' be prepared to .
. go into the country every. 1
.
Wednesday and take pictures
• of outside groups, dwellings,•
barns, animals, etc. Outside
views on postmen's a special-
ty. During my absence the
gallery will be :kept open by
4. my assistant,
---,Call and see us. •••,
J.,.. Roberts
hotp Artist .3- Clinton]
Bargains
in 'Furniture
•
'IT WILL PAY ',YOU 'MO
. 'INSPECT • OUR IltIM.1NSE
: STOCK BEFORE :BUYING.
OUR CONNECTION
ONE ' 'LARGESS?
. FURNITURE I FACTORMS
' IN CANIMA ENABBES
STO GET( OODS enTiLOWER
PRICES tmAN OTHER DE-
SALEItS. OUR' PRIGES ,11110-
VETflit
COME IND SEE US AND ,
*VVE WILL!. SAVE YOU AIONe
1111Y.
' GOODS DELIVERRD
Pitnt.
ditellew
.Glasses that
Fit:
We succeed. because
our gliassesgive per..
feet sight.
lov,tablf. each
.are
he frame sets corn- .
looking through -the
centre of the tense
• the Whole becoming
mc2.9. to th;e406.,.e‘iiiraWeti.rer.
• •nr:it
A. j. GRIGG
icientific J escalate
(and Optician
4, CLINTON, ONT.
Don't 11Vorry .
Trying to use up that last sael:
of flour you get that won't bake
well. Set it aside end get in line
with something good. '
-0(1411.48 ROYAL . • • to
! .•••• 110t1ShIlOtli•Altdtlit
• ,
L e not only GOOD but is declared
by all WHO Use it tO, bo without
ender itt Clintore Canada, or the Coin
.tintente ekii• you ROCS In this ‘'....141:id
4hit lieti *eat. TO 'ilOuese
'hole" %W. are pole agents.
"TIIE PEOPLE'S GRO(ERY"
A D. Beaton,
CLINTON.
BLYTH lit. Prompt Delivety.
FOR SALE -TWO (VAL HEATERS
.4 -Art Souvenir and Acine
almost ae gemi as new, -Dr. Thome
pson. 40
WANTED -000D RELIABLE I,ADY
to tette orders for. our tailornnade
costumes and skirts. Write quickly.
Dominion, Garment Co., Guelph,
Ont•
WANTED -CARETAKER FOR SUM.
mer home in Bayfield. References
required. -Box 440, lieyneld„ Ont.
46-2
FOR SALE -A LARGE COOKING
range, coal or wood. Also a. New
Williams sewing machine. - Mrs.
John A. Carter, on D. A, Foerest-
er's Farm. 46*
DOMESTIC WANTED FOR GENe
eral house work. -Mrs, W. J. 'rote
er 45.
APPLES WANTED-UNT1L NOV.
10th the undersigned will pay 20
cents per bag for 'good paning ap-
ples delivered at Clitton or Sea -
forth evaporatore.-Town & Ceee.45
DRESSMAKING. - MRS, GAL-
braith has •deckled to remain in
Clinton for the winter and will be
pleased to meet he • euetome,rs
her rooms over T shoe
store.
A FEW PEDIGREED LEICESTER
ram Iambs for sale, -C. 13. Middle-
ton, Bayfield Line, Goderich town-
ship, Clinton P. 0. 43-3
TO RENT -THE STORE LATELY
occupied by Mr. Harry Bartliffe,-,
W. VV, Ferran. 44
J. LEWIS TI -1•0M A S.
Civil Engineer, Architect, eve
( ate DOinipion Department, Public
Welksn
consulting Engineer fot Mita-
-• icipa,1.and Chanty .Wok, El -
eerie Railroads, Sewerage and
WaterwOrks Systeins, Wharves,
'Bridges and • Re -enforced con-
crete, ,
.F11 ono 2220. LONDO 0 T.
FOR 'SALE -LOTS OF GOOD AM
-
erica"' corn at a. reasonable price..
• 1 to Mee menthe time, if desired.
• Pees tee dear to feed, sell peas and
buy corn. -We G. Perrin.
• •
D. OVENS, LONDON,' 8pEcIAI.,-
. ist of the eye, ear nose and throat
• will pay his next :visit eh Clinton,
professionally on. Thursday, Sept
• • 6th, when he may be consulted . at
• Holines' drug store. -
• 'THE
4 BERLIN
BUSINESS
4 . .-.COLLO.
Write for catalogue of .the
school that places more stud-
ents' in positions then any
eimilitr school in Western •• 18.
Ontario. All graduates get IS
positions, .
• Enter at .any thee. •
. Berlin
Iltignest College
W . 0. Euler, helm's:tali
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* • . NOVV OPEN . . *
" Fall • Tenn in the *
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* CENTRAL. - BUSINESS• *
* "COLLEGE,' TORONTO, *
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* Enter any time. Twenty *
* teachers, one hundred and *. •
* twenty Typewriting math- *
* Ines. Unexcelled *
* for assisting gradliates to *
* positions. Write for new *
• Calender. • • *
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* W. IL SHAW, Principal, *
*
en • Young & Gerraed Sts., *
Toronto, *
444.33-4-40-40-44-444434"34-.
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* "High Grade" Training +
+ pays said that is the +
+ kind the famous +
To.,RO,NTO.ONT
Gives eo it etudiente Recent stud-
ente have takin positions at salaries
from $50'', per. month to $1000 net' ate
noon It, is ellsknown .tact that
our school Is ,the beet of its kind in
Canada. :Tide month is • a' splendid
time to 'enter. AR graduates get
poeitions. The demand is nearly tw-
enty times the .supply. Write tonia.y
for magnifietent catalogue.
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+ W. J Biltett,
+ Cor. Yomre end 8:4
Aleirantlet Streeth. +
Marriages.
IVIOSELY-PARSONS - AA Toronto
on, October 8th, by the Itev. All.
an. Seager, S. E. si,ily) I'ersons,
, of Detroit, to John hioeely, Tore
onto, formerly of Goderieh.
"COLLINOVVOOD-PROUTY - At the
home of the bride'S parents, on
Ockiber 1711", by Rev. Blear,Thos,
• Collingwood of Exeter to Laura
Pansy, eldest dattgliter 41f Samuel
Prouty, Sodom.
BENNINGTON--ALLAN - In Wrox-
ever, on OettSier 10th, at the home
of the brides' mother., Sarah Allen
to Wendel Bennington, by Rev.
Mr. Perrin,
DAWSON-PURDON-In Whiteenitssil/
on• October lOth, Wm. Dawson to
Nlyetle Purdon.
IiENDERSON-PURDON-In White-
church, on October 10th, Thomas
Henderson to Bella Fenton,
COLLINS-..EDGE-4.t Sault Stc.
Miehigare on Septemben lgth,
by Arclideaeon Lord, Wm. Collins
of Bar River to May Edge of
Detroit, formerly of Seaforth.
CRANDALL-RODERUS-At the rec.,
tory, Wingharn, o October 17th,
by Rev. T. S. Boyle, John Fran-
klin Crandall to Sophia it, (tau-
ghtee of 1Vir, F. I -I, Roderue,
. Winnham.
Births.
PECKITT-In Clinton on October
19th, to' Mr, and Mrs.. (Ore(' Peeh-
itt, a son.
.RANDS -In Clinton on October 19t1I,
to Mr. amt Mrs. Ja,bez Ramie, a
son,
STERLING -In Goderich townshipon
October' 19th, to M. and Mrs.
George Sterling, a daughter.
NOTTe-In Huliett, on October llth,
tot Mr, and Mrs, John Nott, • a
daughter (ntill-born.)
WRIGHT-At the home of the Deln
tist minister, Goderieh, on
October •11-bh, the wife of Rev,
H. W. Wright, Of daVighte.r.
HUTORINSON-In aforth, on Oct-
ober 14th', to Mr. and Mrs, W:
Hutchinson, 0, son, KENNEDY, -In Tueleersmith, on Oct-
ober 10111, to Mr. and Men
.Kennedy, a cleughtex.
MelylARTIN-In Henson on October
7th, to Mr. and Mrs. McMartin
of Barrie, a danghten
PROCTOR -In ttoimeeyiiie on Oct-
ober 18th, Mrs, JOseplf Prostor,
aged 66 'years and 10 itierithn
SHOBROOK-In Inullett on Oetebet
18•th, John .Shobroon, aged 07
yeate• • '
WEIRS -On. the Landon Rodd, Tucker -
smith, on °teener 190, Lefetta,
daughter of . Mrs: .W. Weir •and
•grancletlasighter of Mrs+, Ile Cole,
• I.Ortdon, aged Q. Weaka..,
Seaforth, on October elth,
• j, McDonald Dill, aged n years;
-and' Flora Margaret ow, aged:
,mouths, son and daughter of Mt.
and Mrs. Peter Dili..
MAS0N-11 BIYth,, on October. lith,
Percy James lusell, fiecoad ssoneof
Mr.. Wm, Mason, aged i; years,
• Months. arid' 8 days. • • • .
KNEESHASIVeein Generich; on Oco1-
et e4th, Birdie 'Irene only (laugh-.
ter ei Ernest'. Kneeshaw, aged 1
year a,nd 36 days. .
FEAR -At the home of hex son, Rev.
e E. A. Fear, Exeter, on: October
• 12111, Jane: F. SJ.. Fear, aged 79
„years, 2 months and 5 Says,
HEMINGWAY-In Grey, (in Oetober
11th, • Laurel Isabella, infant: daW
ghter of W J HemingWay,, aged
2' months and '6 days. • •
iVicCrEEeeln 'Morris, on October 10th,
Relheit.'..tohe McGee, • in WS' 27th
DICKSONe-At •Iliittereye Mae., tin
October, 10th, 'jean SteWart, re-
lict of the late .,Tohn Dickson, for,
merly. treasurer of Winglesene aged
. 78s year and 10 months+. • .
JOHNSI'ONe-iu Merris, on Oceober
nth, :Wee. Janes Johneten, . aged
years,' 6 . months and 23 dans.,
gakyre, aaad
bias hoVIS good days. mearni Clint
your child. • isthriving and' well;
Babyle Tablets brings elf • good
days into your child's life:, for. ehey
Make little ones Well, and . Seep them
wit Mrs. • Joe, Ferland. • St. Tito,
des Caps Que says e-•"Sinee
hug inn little one BabSen Own Tab-
lets etre has been, in splendid. health,
is growing plumper , every day, a,nd.
has beautiful rosy checker." . 1 hese
Tablets cure indigestion,. colic, con-
stipations sifniplo feveree teething
troubles', and all .the migor ailments
of little op -e.. They do riot csintain
one particle of the poieohous opiates
found in all soothing medicines and
most litieed preparations. The Tale
• lets nen be given., with, abSaute
safety to the babe just bone as, well
as the child • of advanced years. Sold
by all medieine dealers or Fent by
mall at 25 cente, a brie by writing
The Dr. Williams Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont,
•
Exeter
Death visited the Main :0 teat. par-
sonage On Friday last and removed
one of its, initatee, Mrs. Jane J. Pears
mother of the Rev, 1.1. A. Isear. Ear
some years the +deeeasect ha.; made:
her home with her son and to. the
greeter part ot the time has been in
nein' poor health., consequently death
earrie ets n reliet to the proloreged
etifferee. ttlehouell ,;1'1, Dad been, eon -
fined Ito eher 'bed tor reanY months
she suffered little pain and haS eaten
her meals' regularly. The end came
very gliteliiy, she having :eaten her'
dinner ihently after twelets enlock
and died fess than an hour' Attire
aff'etWardS. She had resided in Ek-
eter only since July, when Mr. Pear'
became., stationed here. Mrs. Peer
bore bee', long affliction with MOM-.
fan fortitude and passed away in the
firm belief of her Sanious'e merit,;.
ter reniaine wein taireet by train to
f4tratford on Monday morning and
there inierre.4 beside, those of her late
husband!: She had reached the age
of 79 years, g months and 5 days.
Goderich Township
A kiwi supper wifl begine on
Friday eireniag of next week under
the .atespices of L. 0. L. No. 181,
The supper will be served at Mr. W.
Currie% on the 7th. After while there
will be a program of vo.eal and in-
strumental musie in the °ranee) hell.
As usual, there will be a good time,
there is no :doubt about then foe
what lan nijrirtake it dime well.
Blyth..
; On Thursday evening about 40 of
the 'congregation of Teleity church,
gathered at the rectory to bid good-
bye et A, 11. Plurniner and family
before they left bee the Wet. A few'
hours were pleesently spent in, whiet
an impromptu program. of . singing,
selections OR the piano and speeches
was rendered and enjoyest by all..iner-
ing the evening Staley Buchanan,on
behalf of the congregation, read an
eppreciative address, aqui Miss Edna
Carder 'presented Mr. and Mtn Plum-
mer with a sneer tea eervice, while
Mese E. 1d. Metcalf presented to
Master Frank Plummer a trend gold
French erescent scarf pin rPet with
pear1s Mr. Plumlner was entirele
taken by surprise and quite affected
by this expression of friendship. How-
ever, in a nicely worded ,ipeech, lie
thanked his friends very .eordially for
their kindness, and .also expresstd his
sonow at severing his connection With
Trinity congregation.. He wished it
every success and prosperity in the
fulture. Frank Metcalf, John, Potter,
George Powell, John Hartley and
Rev. W. H. Hartley also epoke dur-
ing the .evening, all testifying to
their admiration of Mr. Plummer as
a citizen and a churchman', and wish-
ed hem prosperity anel nappluees
his new boine. Atter the congregate
ion served a very dainty lanch which
all present enjoyed. The gethering
broke up alter singing altogether
"Auld Lang Syne." The following is
a copy of the address .1. -
To Mr. A: Hs Plummer and Family
Dear Friends, -On the eve of your
departure ,to ebbe West, we are please
ed. to • have this opportunity of all
meeting tooth& you,,aad yenning
you God speed, Wo are .sortv 10 lOSO
trhaTbeeutM seolinrreiwhitlihte, ainadtarTtilidyy that
help as you have been. For • many
years nave yoti have IMen connected
with our congeeiganiort abd, hevetakers
an aRtil'e and leading part in eVery
menemeni. ,You have beers an efficient
Church. Weeden, a liberal eontribeteer
to alt °Mach funds., a zeeloue woelsee
hi the drift, and at almoet every
entertninineet for years pest, both
you and 'Frank, by peer help . have
dentributed notch to ten sriceo.4s; Mr&
Plumiter has been a faithful member
of the . and in tiinre. of 'emer-
gency has taker). the organ', and has:•
also
been an 'active niember, of the
Wm:Cann In, short as' a faintly,
yonr loyalty. to • and self-sacriace for -
the church is highly • connnendable,
:shall miss you muOi* and see shall
long remember 'your heaSty coeoperat-
ion. We hopa yoe all will be spared
toenjoy'- ina•riY:yinee of happineis 'ant
prosperity in your new hone. The
bent wishes of our cinigregatioe • go
with you,. and we eli trust to • hear
et your • success in •the .great Wept.
We. ask you- and Mrs. Plummer to
aceent thii eilVer 'tea service, and
Frank Anis' geld scarf nin, not as . a
reward for your labOts for the chur-
ch, but as a slight token of our ap-
piteelation 'of nem. stnvices. We hope
that these': serve as:a iloic bo
connect yeti in Memory With yone
Many warm friends in Triate
•
B6Igravo,
Was: Thos. Wilkinson IS. at Present
visiting leinidfi in Ripley.
M•iss Wilson or Miehegan, is visiting
Mr. and „Airs. Solar of Beigra,ve.
Js McSiSh of Clinton. paid the .
village e brief visit one day lest
\veljgy
rlics'e, Peres! Seandrett, who hae bad
an. attack of typhoid fever, is doin
itg
The Bell Telephone niers 318
nem tvuo installing a telephone it'.
Bolgiave,. , "
D. KAY hap returned toBelgrava
peter •. a doe,ple. 0!Mon'thP,
• Rev. A. L udge, of Heneventieki
a couple Of dog last' ireek: vs.viAl•
farther heft.. • •
Crowe of. Dobbinton •epent
her Thanksgiving holidaye with her
brother, Mr. Wray; ' • '
Quite a number of sheep na.Ye 'oeen
worried by dogs of late, •out on Mr.
Louittit's ranch, East Wawenoein
Wori4 hal" reached Belgra,ve of the
death of R. J. Tufts on ()defier
13th, at his edaughter's • in Albariire N.:
Y. Me, Tufts owes one of the ihitsf
residence.s• in: Belgraye, blob has
resided here for some tient.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Fraser and tams
fly itaive moved froth BelgraVe to the
Ontario Soo, where they hope to hue
prove their general conditioa.
bane Nicholson of Basswood Lake,
Day's Mill, Algoma, visited friends
In Selgrave and vicinity last week.
It is about tWenty-fiers years ) ince
Mr. Nicholsen left, Morrie ttth.at
picturesque country.
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FQYNPREJPIEP
PEAU -NA
MRS. ANNA MIUNDEN
There min be no doebt about it that
the tendency to resort to surgical. opera-
tions has been too great in the past and
Lha t this harmful tendency is gro*ing
less every day,
Experience bars demonstrated that
Many ailments which seemed p, require
surgical operations) in the past are now
being cured by the
use of harmless rem-
ediee. Perim& has
klone as much as any
SURGICAL
'OPERATIONS
A Olbeln
other remedy to es-
tablish this :very important f act.
Thousands ef people have been con-
demned to undergo surgical operations.
Their physicians have told than that
they must either submit to such opera-
tionor lose their lives,
After this they have resorted te-
Peruna and found relief.
Other good remedies have acoom-
, plished the slime result, but it is safe to
assume that no other remedy has
ectialed Peruna in its beneficent work.
Naar ot the.). alleged incueable de-
rangements of the pelvis aredependent
..
Ip�
atafir4*•••••-••
•r- •
There is n2 ewe for these except the'
eeinoviel of the catarrh. •
.Peyup.,k,Seeiningly works miracles in
sale of these cake. The explanation,
however, is very simple. Perinea re-
moves the catarrh and Nature does the
test.1 ,
%
A
Suffered Thirteen Years With
Pelvic TrOubles, Unable'
to rind Relief. '
AN OPERATION ADVOCATED.
Pe-ru-na, Taken as a Last
Resort, Orings Health
and Strength.
A NNA MUNDEN, Brinkley, Ark.,
XL writes:
*01 suffered with female troubles for -
thirteen years, and tried the hest dims
tors in Louisville, ICY., without relict
opent thousands of &also at the
• Sprihgs.
"The doctors desired that 1 have an
operation performed to remove my
ovaries, which I would not coaseat to.
saw An advertisement of your
Parana and bought one bottle and be-
fore I had taken, it All 1 could get out of
bed and walk about.
“After taking three bottles I Was 12
well and hearty as ever.
el gained in. flesh. Prom lie I in-
creased to 186 pounds.
..If it had not becalm, your great and
wonderful medicine, I would now be in
my grave.
"I would advise all women sufferers
to try It.
oil would not be without it for the
world,"
A WOMAN'S LETTER TO WOMEN.
1Virs. Caroline Kramer, Fort Collins,
Col., vfrites:
tiThe majority of womenwbo are suf-
fering • from disordered periods and
other troubles, have such strong faith
in doctors that they allow them to este
periment on them for kidney4 liver, or
stomach troubles, Until they become
discouraged and tneir merety•is gone.
gems wag illy unfortunate experience
for nearly two years, when my atten-
tion was called to Perizna.
hardly dared believe that at last I
had found the right medicine, but as I
kept on using it And was finally cored
I could only thank God and teisn @MA's
age. nee,
sI have had most satisfying results
131111 gin }V hr you
[medicine and bare •
oTised eleaeits of
vedriel wh were
goring with
woman's Ms to nee Pieuna and let the
doctors alone, and these wheelunse fels ,
lowed in editor) are better to -day and
many are fully restored to healtli..!0
Huron Rifle Lengue'Matelx
At. the mateh at Wingbrun on Thurs-
day last, of the Huron Rifle League,
the fellowing led in the scoring and
%Von the prizes
•
TYRO MATOR--200 yards
. .
APox , , %% .. 2 5 3 4 .5-7-19
3. Snarling .8-3 3 _2. 2-13
W. Anderson 3 4 4 .4 2-47
...:500 yards
5 5-1'7 -•. • ,
SATISFACTORY
rmyLil FROM );
4
Stanley. Townsixip.
(Wended for last 'iSK04%)..
111t. Samuel Reid of LueknoW ace
companded by US sistee, pont Suite
day in ,this .
1Vliss 0. 'R,onnette Godericia paid
a flying visitl. to lier home recently.
Miss Maggie Clarke of the Goshen
Line was last week the guest of het
cousin, Mrs., D. Dewar, Saublt Line.
• Mr. and Mrs. Will. Wheatley and
son, Muter Percy.* of Clinton, were
guests. on, Sueclay last at the borne
of Mr; JosephRicherdsene •
. .
g.
Crockery
VV. Anderson. ,2 4 0 2 4-.12'
The first prize Of 33.we'.9 won by Fox,
the second of 32 by Sperling, and the
third of $1 by Anderson.
0ISEN200 ye rile
Freeb urn, R G, Win ghein 5 5 4 5 5--24
Prouce, 0; Poderielx........ 5 4 4 5 5-23
W K, Wingluten 4 5 4 45-42
The first prize of $8 was on by Free -
burn, the second of 32 by Prance, and
•
he third of $1 by Smith.
•
Youngbli:::Atib7rii7..r..4:14 4 5 5 5-/..4
Elliott, IL Witighatu • • -45554.23
Watson, E R. Goclerioh.... 8 5 5 5 5-23
Smith, W It, Wingharn . 3 5 5 5 5-23
.• The first prize of $8
Youngblun'the second of
.and the third of $1. by
Smith (tie) 50c each, •
The County medal was Wen by F
Stalker of Biyth with a score of 47 out
T./1g Mt WANTON
was won by
$2 by Elliott
Watson and
• ihe shooting 'oven the dintrin rifle
ranges'on Thanksgiving Day reshited
thus at 200 yards :
Gibbings
OE Dowdieg ...
13 Hilt '
J Johnson
R Welsh,..
D IVIcPherson .
Johnstrine
rt Downs • .4 2 3 5 3-17
5 5-2.i
5 5 4 4-5-28
5 4'3 5 4-21
53 2' 3 5-1S
22-4 5 . 4-17
. 4 24 5 2-17
3 5 2, 3 4-17
When yciu needCrock-
ery it will pay you to
buy from (Mir stock.
Glassware
Your stook of alap-'
wareSas continually to
be: replenished. See
what we have. before
buying elsewhere.
Groceries
In buying from us you
Are sure olgetting new,
fresh goods at prides
that will please you.
Your Patronage Respect-
-
.
fully Solielted;
A. (I„ 11olloway
e Big. CLOTHIERS
The buoyant feeling evident in all branches of business appears
to be amply juatitled. Every interest of the country is flourish-
ing and indications point to not only continued prosperity, but
to 'tilt greater development in industrial progress. In view of
' this bright outlook we made liberal preparations for this
Autumn Trade.
The ranges of Men's and Boys' Suits will be found larger,' the Over-
coats more complete than heretofore -especially in higher grades.
We are confident -that the seaeon just opening will bring us many
New Facts for New Clothing. We are positive our Clothing has no
superior. .Everything ineritesble is associated with Our Clothing Don't.
Boys' Suits trom $2 to $5
Young Men's Suits from $5 to $0
Men's Suits from $4 to $14
' Boys' Overeoats from $3 to $5
Young Menni4Svercoats froze' $4 to 50
nten's OverCoate front $5 to $10
Stanfield, reiiniaii, Turnbull and Puritan'
Unshrinkable Undsrifrear at popular prices
POPLESTONE & GARDINER
Successors to McKinnon & DL YT//
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