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The Clinton News-Record, 1906-11-08, Page 1217th Year Clintonhe CLINTON, mum, THURSDA.Y, NOVEMBER 8th, 1906 , , Record. Whole Nuint•er 1448 The News4tecor4 to any address until the end of 1906 for 10 cents St44.44.4.4.44•4•44•4•1444,44444.4•44,1 gight Watch ;4 the Xeilgar Watch it is right in everg respect. Right in workmanship. Right in price. Right in time. Right ebery time. Ac- curately adjusted. Fitted in either gold, silver or nickel cases. Let us sell you a watch, your old watch taken in part pay, W. Yiellttar, jeweller. and Watch gepairer W4.4.11.4444444444 444444444441 4 Real Good 4 I Underwear. 1°' Nothing but real good 'Underwear can be had at here. Only makes that have reputations, and that 4 we know will give satisfaction to our customers are .3. 4 on our counters. The best, and the best only, are .3. 4 what we have for people who buy their 'Underwear. fa 4 in this big Men's Store. Never stocks that were quite I. 4as large, never values that are quite as good as -are here 3 to day. Every size from the smallest to the largest 4 At Half a Dollar. .• 4 Men's heavy Fleeced Lined Underwear, yery eeff finish. neatly made,. pearl buttons," peefoct fitting, latigous Penman's make, shirts or drawers, all sizes, per garment.. . ; • . 150e, 4. - i• 10 i• et 'At 75c • 4 Heavy Ribbed Woollen Underwear,. shirts • dauble breasted., '4 well made, vet,. comfortable, wili. give splendid wear; warrant- • 4 ed unshrinkahle shirts or drawer,ell sizes. per.gareeent 75e 4 At $1.00 .. . . , 4 Fine Wool Ribbed. Underwear ; soft finish, neatly: made; eattiro . , 4 al color, Watson's IThshrinkftble make, ver,y comfortable i serviceable, all sizes, per garment At $1:00 . . . . . . • • . .. Very Fine Ribbed UnderWear, the fa.tneue Ellis Spring. Needle 4 brand, unshrink•alsle, shirtsar drawers, - all sizes,. per gar - 4' ment . . . $1.00 is et At $11.50 . . . .3. 4 Very Fine 1-tibbed Woollen Underwear, unshrinkable, sort. Is finishseams, perfect fitting, comfortable garments, shirts -or3. drawers,*all sizes, per garment.. ... .. . ... ........ .... a $I.fiS 10, . . Stanfield's Unshrinkable_Undervvear, garment 1.25 to 1.35 The famous Woolsey Ueder, wear, extra fine and durable, made from the best wools only, ineported from England, all size.,.;, at is pergarment . . .. . .. ..; ...........,.....„ .. .. . .. ... . a .53.00 4 4 4 4 4 4 Those Socks at 25c The best socks:.that we have sold. for= 25c a paii. are these we are..6611,ing;this.fall. :,Imported. direct from the English maker; We .sav“1-the wholesaler's .profit; .and we are belling gooks at 25c per pair that..are easilY worth'..35c.rlug is what they are like : Heavy Ribbed AVorsted Socks, elestia ankle;•seamless feet, spliced heel, winter weight, sort finish; hie* or colored ulnae' es, a card of darning wool. attached to each pair: - Special value at per pair • • • "350 Has your boy joined the Watch Club yet.? lf he 4 hasn't,bring him in and let hint get a membership 4 card. The watches are good quality and . accurate 4 time keepers and will stand any amount of rough 4 THE LOCAL MARKET. Wheat 70c to 72c • Oats. 34e Barley 40c to 4.5c Peas 73c • to 75e, Eggs 200 Butter 2.0e Live flogs 85,50. THE. BUSINESS COLLEGE Among the students enrollei. in the Btainess College the oast taw days are Harry Twitchell and Ray ROM - hall of town, and Arthur Huck of Goeterieli township. Owing to- the incrCase in the at- tendaace, Miss Rose 13. IN'keNee of London hes been engaged , to take charge or the stenography depart- ment. She is an experienced teacher and a, gold medalist of the Forest City Business College. AN OFFICrAL VISIT. The Court or Ancient Foresters in Mitch -ell Was officially .visited on Tue- sday - night. by John. Derry, District Chief Ranger, and Jamee Dunfotel, District See• -•Treasurer, both of Un- ion ; John. Dale, Sealorth, 40,A:hie Ranger, and 'Mete:ant High, Secretary Howrie of Toronto. ',There was a; pod *attendance of the members find the addreSses of the yiettOre will, no doubt, have the efreet of putting new life into the Court. • . DEATH OF MRS. -HENRY YOUNG. On Friday last .there passed: awa in Seafooll Mrs. Henry Yung who for many years ' was a eesident • of this • town, coming here with her hus- band IronGoderich 'township where they lived" for a long period; Youfig died about a afcade since and about two years ago. his widow 'we'd to Seaforth to live with her sop She. had reached ilea ripe eel ac of 87 years. Tire funeral took place • to Clintot cemetery on Sunday. LITTLE LooALs. • . . 'The nese principal of ' the Collegiate is .expected tie be in charge text Moe- da,y And in- few • days all the new members' of the staff will' Ise onduty. • Mr. E of . The News -Record staff has 'rented theefettage on Town - vend !street at present occupied by Mr. Jelin Durnia who inteatli mo.ving to Goderich. • ". • •• • • •• A neW siding Is being, put " Mt.. Jae. Flynn's blacksmitire shoe aed when • a coat• of Faint is. added -the 'algieeraince of one of the lairame•rka :Will' eomplesteiy altered. BAPTIST .CHCRCH.. • • NINE CONVICTIO.NS. For the three months ending Oritoli- er Sist, Mr. joie); Torranees license inspector for South Huron, secured nine 'convictions for infringement. of the. liquor act. Every case telexed by Inepector Tortance has testate* in a eenviction.. A (1,0011 THING. A few months ago- M. R. J.' As- quith of Aubta.n. took out rot ecoident awl, el* policy with. Mr.. A. Hooper. -A week or so ago, alter recovering front a ten -weeks period or illness,. Mr, • Asquith received a 'cheque for $50,. whieh Nosey efreetively helps to • keep the welt front the door. ' THE. ARTISTIC COPP.. Mr, Thos. Jacksien Sr. has . had his etore, Which was considerably' datna- god' by lire a short. time ago, come pietely- overhauled. The painting and pepering . was done by that •nnaster heads Mr. Jos, Copp, and - tee result is that the :place looks even better .than new. There is. nobody Who can. do that class- of work better than the Artistic Copp as - witness any job that -4e •undertaliee.. . REV. W. F. KERNEY ARRIVES. • Rev. W. F. of the Hoh Tuesda, an is, hi erne vine as he h quarters, e n look - g or a. suitable dwelling. He has not lomat tits search an easy one. •Mr. Keeney &peat .his youth -ire -Brussels and was a sehooheate ef Dr, Shaw. He is a likeable man, and ee doubt snot but that he will emu grow into the esteem of parishoners, STILL THE 'CHAMPIONS.' The , C. I. .football team Orb Sat- urday again showed .their strength and ability 1.9 bold' the Haugh Pup by defeating the Goderich leadi by Woe gerale- to a goose egg.. This is • • the same scare as. ia the Match with ths challenging SeaferthS moal ago. Does it not dotionstrate very cleaelY that whew it; comes: to the beat or all school games, meaaing football, tb. be sere, the C: C. r. has here all heat. , thereiew pastor parish, 'arrived ' 0.0 decide( `ce make THE MODELIT111 RECEPTION, .Theseciceptioa given. .by 'the Model school ,stedeats. • on Friday Beduins; last los the stud-ents of the Goderich. schOol . was a great suCcese. About, one tin -aired -were present • indluding a. emit= :of y.oung•people of town.Rev, Mr. Gunne occueiect the cheir when the.'•program. was .given, whiCh sconsiie • ted of solos. by Miss Lily ('oats .and tewart,....tackeen; itistrumental 1-fy ;The annivereare Servicee the Bap- S. tist church On Sunday were all .11-ra,t. Mips • Clete Foed and. Reyna impreui- ptu. addressee. Last to be teentioreed could be -desired. • The weather • .was ideal, met Weee good) but not ieast.eame :the promenade; Leal, ref r eltment a • especially evening; . s•hen, . • churell • was e crowded. The • inesieal • wEgoko. CHI -RCM menhoe by. •tise• chair %vete- beth at- • • • tractive and. Worsiripful". IteV, 111r, . The Millet el- this church' next -Site- • Fitch of Wingham, who is fin able sp- day: .a. in will. be occupied by Reve eaker .alwa,ys, was • at hie best and the IX MeCamus oc. Lis towel end . in coligregetione• loam him v.vith delight, the er ening by. the Rev. Dr. Vette se. mantially ' • the :resting sere eas .that . teeat -a.sstieed stile congas- 'gatious bo.th eery:Wee. • s. •.-- . The Isadiee.' Aid are- making eseat preparetions Orr their Supper. and.. base:" eat; .1,6 be held on Thursday evening next. '.They, senergetic• Ivo! Isers.,ioul always ' mal:e- a seccese' siella les er they .uridertakee.se. that .11 is not at all- expected' but that- this year's ef- -quit& up to the niarke". :est' where •ret,uene are • alt. .thifi will ot0. loubt be r.entedieft, •• • • • • e • , The :paet or will pre 1)101 )I11 .and evening. eltreday; ' . . . .41:1)DEN DEATH OF AIRS, GOOD. • Mts. •• john Good of the ',Maitland fo•rti Will :yield geoil ..reielts as in •Block died very. suddenly.. en W•edness • day of last week.. She. went. out to i.foreter years., :• • , • • .. the barn early in the atternoon to 1 WAY. TO DEVe,le,01). . • ' . attend to some work there, after • .1 • • • : • which she .1n:tended to pay a . short • In to way can pereon diens to• velop. their edtication betrter. than by visit te a sack nei•ghbose. When: aftti coreresponding sa,,newspappx, and•at t ib /Ions hen th. Mr. 'William Ilellehan shipped a carload of cattle from this station to Toronto. .on. Setarday. • The S-acrament of the Lord's Sup- per 'was administered in the lnethodist church. on. Swelay morning. On Sunday evening Rev. De. Mc- Lean preached his farewell scienoe, in St. Andrew's 01;401 east thus eonclu- tied his 40 years pastorate. The chttrelt was crowded to ite titmoet capacity. :On Monday evening a . gathering - of the St. Andrew's cOngregetion was held e.hurch when their old and faithful pastor Was presented with - an, address and the handsome ;sum of $500 recognite ion of. his past servides. Tee - Dr, andefamily will take up: their 'xesidene ce in Go.derich, • ..Thi6 annual meeting .of. the. local breech of the British and • Fo.reige Bible', Society was held. 'the .Methe °diet chard on. Wednesday evening. . The Uncle Dudley. fratiolViisseuri Co performed in Industry' hall On Wed- nesdey •ening to .a very pnell house.. The big. steam. shovel that has been working for •the• past two years on the C. P. • R.' in this section, has lene;esendayeo..1d, to a Patty at thudlam and was • Ohipped to that place on Wed- • Collectors. were around fa aid of the Bible Society . on Tuesday. • Regular Meeting of our; villageicOuh- ell• war held on .Taesday . evenings • .. Constable Westlake was. a witness in ' a law eult at Goderieb on. Tues- day. • . . Business. is quiet .. these days in town Owing to •the farmers being busy taking up their root crop . and doing their fall- ploughing. • .• • 11r. Will. 1Vlos'er who lett here .a short tine ago. for Saskatob.n, is haeir.g his .household furnituse shipped out to -him. . Our apple boyer, Mr: :John Dein-1°1m is busy :these . days' winding. 'up his rieasOn'Seerork, • John is alf•rontlea• th.cre:must :lots of., money in Alm busine.se year:: . • Mine • hoet. 'of - the.' Commercial; - Me.. G Emigh, was. in Toronto lett w,eek nig • his daughter • and greeds ehildren who' left here: recently to livo. in. that-eity. considerable t nee Mrs. Good. ri .3.• so. I tip fent 1 vent no , mei ins o. , y 40 10 look for her . and four.d her Cold ht death the passsa;ge. Way el a, . '19 4. the same. 1 me their con r u to: Up the Suerounding• neighbor- • hood: •We are pleased. at all...times to Bileyfieid. • Mrs. Wellesley, Sr., has gone to live with her daughter,. Mrs. 'William Et - boa, for the winter. Mr, and Mrs., Stewart of Goderich are %siting her sister, Mrs.. Rebut Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Little were in Clintem on 'Snag au the guests of Mrs. Whitehead. They .were .a..ecore4 panted by th:eir Mr. Frank Keegan has. Veturned from Grand Bend, He came up on a gasoline launch and was •aeseMeanied by,, Mr. John Pollock, who had been •doWn south fishing.. We are pleased to again. have tirc wow Frank in our midst. He is One of the most m- olar of "Our Bays," - The. taxes are starting to. conic in. Auburn. Mr. Joseph ,Carter went .1o; St:8as ter& •con Friday' last to aCCOOt 'a "site. nations.; but. the • job at which.. hes' is .19 be engaged will snot. he re for a, week .eo• he retereed. on Saturday' • .. ' • .. Miss* Small of .S.Torontoe vise. has been Visiting :friends here, . •intends leaving in . a, .few days. The perces s at the evapereter Went on strike •on 'Saturday, but .they weut tit work again on. Slonday v,•ith a few exceptions. . - The bridge. is again *sate . cross over the new floor hassIng been Iola. . The News4tecord wilt he. sent to any' address Until' the, • end of 1906 ,fcr the very „Small eum of. 10 mite ...Mies: lea Niegle. Sundiyed rae hoMes. The cvd:p.Orato.r.is ruferieg full .force and 'expect -to. do -.80 for. a Meath or more. • • ' s. 111r.. Charlie 'Robertson '1 11 'Sae - day at hoilie. Quite a melee:. room here" went to he the Guy .13ros..Minetrol. etiew in Goderich last Wedneeday. s Mr. Phalen of Goderich, was•in our village „las t Sunday.. • •. • Miss Clexa Scleter'si brother.. and steter of. ,Seefort.li esisited her last Sundey, • • • , • Mr, 1). Taman of -13lyth 'celled on old feien•ds here last s week. • shed adleining the barn.. .The sueses, receive ,the weekly 'budgets' feom • 1 li i ani w iild like. to tura • (ereo to Um husband and children was moet terrible, and the .• Whole Commueity have regular eerrespendents .a." cash Ime been griefestricken over the sed place. ;Inyone who. is itesirons • of evient. The • funeral. nicely • ste sending the weekly 'ITOWS 'of the sups 13alFs cenietery. was very lat ee the, roundiege to • The Clinton Newss Record will be furnished with 5)5.tionery stamps. by. ?salting at the . le service:a were in charge of Rev. . Mr. Magee) Paster, .of Base ;Line ilaeoise, is • Church. • • THE .AR6IBISII013 ENTHRONED' .3. 'Eight Rev. JameS Carmichael, setae years . ago rector of •St, Patil!s church, its Clinton, wenthroned as . Lord Wage. It will not cost you a cent to get•him is one .for bishop of ..'Montreal, on Sunday 'afters 4- Christmas if you will let him . join the club. The nom', in the ereeenceof a coegroga- al only condition is that there must be $1.0 worth of 4 Clothing bought for the metnber before the end of 4 the year. The stock of Boys' 'Clothing youhave to al buy from is one of the best in Western Ontario and I, 4 you will get no better value anywhere. fis DIRECT imPoRre Fes taa ens P4. CCIIVrON, 0 The Power of Money Saved The systematic saving of somethin ea.ch week - even $2.00 Or $5.00 will, in a few years enable you to take a course at college, to buy a home, take a trip abroad, or get almost anYthing else you may wish for. Commence to save to -day. ,V1.00 opens an account and interest is paid 4 times a year in 1311e Sovereign Bank of Canada CLINTON and BRUCEFIELD aiii60.111111114.&16,41 -lion that:: taxed the seating capacity of Christ Church Cathedral, It was the first eccasioe of .the Aind , since 18.79, when the late, Archbishop Bond was enthroired The .cendidate", at- tended by,. chaplains and, . a umber of clergy, proceeded front a amp ter bettse to elle main entratee o4 the. Ca. thesdrale the door was 'closed, so te knoclidd loudly:thereon. Vener•ablo :.Archileacort Norton, who is rector et Montreal, was. waiting, inside, to- gether with. the churchwardens, the dean and • chapter, choir and other members of the cathedral service. • When the knock was tweed 'Arch- deite011.N.Ori011 aSked, '`Who is there' The anewer eathe, "The Lord Bisnop of Montreal,' who prays the archdea- con and reeler Of Montreal to ux- throne him " 'rho dmr was then .opened„ and the proctesion formed. The choir le.d, go- ing -up the main aisle :of the cathedral followed by lite Niear,• curate, toile canons, four arehdeacone the aveteg chancellor, thrte cbaplatits; and cans dikite and the clergy. When, this im- posing company had beeniliikged neat to the throne and the pied 1 nary t(r- emonien of inetalling, enthroning and if:dueling had been. observed, the tu- tor took the candidate by the riejit band and led him up to the throne, Where he came into attual possession of the ece et Montreal. office• or by writing.. • ONTARV) ST,' (1111 ECU • . • At the meeting .of the :official board of • Ontario Street church, on. Monday evening, .. Mesere. John Gibbingsi Lorne Tyndall, Albert Hooper, Jacob, Taylor and Henry Livermore Were elected ;stewards, . The Stet itaiaed 'gentleman :waeelected recording. steward. The &watt:mat analseeSitry. services willbe. held. next Sabbath, Itev. Jelei Potts,,D.D , of Toronto„ iseenetaryof the educational ,society of the, Metho- dist Cherele one of -the finest .oratoris in the Dominions, Will preach al, 11 a. m, and. Rev. D. M. MeCareus of Liss towel it 7 p.m. The offerings of the day will be for the feeds of •the eo• ciety, WILLIS CHURCH. The Young Ladies.' Guild will meet next Monday evenieg, cemmoiting at eight o'clock. The subject wilt be "Lohlerilow," and an inteessiing pro- gram consisting of recitetiOue, solos,' etc. taken from taw poet's. works will: be Presented.. Ail young women invited, At Sunday p. m's service Rev. or.. Stewart made references to the fact that Rev. Dr. McLean" of Illyth was that same evening preaching, his fare- well sermon in St. Andrew clench, Myth; of which he had been easter centintmesly for forty years. So long hi one charge indicates- . real Wrath and reserve power and in 'both rap- eetetthe much esteemed pastor of elarch is richly encloWed. Tt 18 now tW '-eight years etace be wits inducted o his present charge, - Brucefield. Dan. Thiel, who has ,worked with 'George Hart, liveryman, finislied ltis engagement oe Monday and has re- turned! to his home at Zurich. Miss Clara. Woods of Bayfield was the guest of 1Wrs. Charles Wilson remit Saterday to Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs s Henry Cook, who have hem managing the hotel ne Varna for the past year or so; have gone to near simcoe where they wills se - tier on `a, farth. " ,Mis,s -Maggie Mu•reoch has returned from a visit' t� her 'aunt. Mk. Thornton .Mustard has gone to Code:Lich where he is attending the Model school. We understand he in- tends ter talar a schoel at the first of the, year, His Wife is. at here home, in Clinton :for the present. . Mr. Stieer, who went out West, on the last excursion, has retested East: as "far .as Uebridge where. he has struck a jab and will not. be home un- til Xmas. • • Mr, (Tharlee WilsOn •has goat', to Tote onto -on businees. He was esiCompati- led -wills son. Winning' who may ate cept a situation in :that city. • Mr. Alex. MeBeath continees- to im- prove but slowly, ; , • • • Mr. Wilesn Cook has moved over. to Varna Where is again managing; . ' ' • 7 The inany friends of . Mr. oho; Me - queen will be pleased to hear that lie has so far recoVered as' to be 'able to" return homes • . • • " The boy's were mischieVeuely Melte- ed on..hallow.e'ea end 614 considerable damage:: • • - • : • . The News -Record will be seat • 19 any addreee . until the end of 1:906 for the Veryeentall :Wm of 1.0 cents, .., • • New Advertisements., Real Good Underweer-Itodgens,Brosli See the Bargaine-Newcombe's Tweed Suits-Poplestone ;Ss Gardiner 5 Footwear -W. Taylor tO Son Store for MeGarea 5 Store to Rente-T, Jackson 5 Ross' Furs - Teacher 'Wanted -John Torrance.. A Millinery Special:41Na= 13.rets,..8 Stylish Coati 'Newcombe'!" fl• Bayfield. M. Alecto Whiddon has returned home from Muskoka where he was for several weeks. Mr. James Atwood has eeturned home, not very well, we mar. The ordinance of the holy commun- ion was celebrated in the ;VIethoctist church last Sunday. Rev. Mr Hindle has changed. the mil- • • Varna. The anniveria.ry seerVices; in emetic) tioe with. the presbyterial). church, Will be held. im the 18% inst.:, with Rev. Mr. Stewart London, as the prea.cher. The lietirs s.,4;vic6.wili and .7 p.m: Mr; .Stewar.t. has. :the. reputation . si (filen t expotinder ,the..gOspel"teuths,. SO we are expeeting a treat 011 11115 occasien.• • . • . • • . . Messra stesplisasoa andsGeo- xge t were in Clinton last Sat- erdays buying .an; organ for :the Eng:- lishe church on tee Clieshen Linea' . MiSs : Lola, DoWson, ,who. With' her grandparents, -Mr.- and Men. Jobe., Itathwell," .has. been ...eery ill. . The L.: 0. L. held an o.yster• sup- -pee ' Temperande hall on, Monday eveeing. There' was a large , attend- ebee and'. the usual .gooll thee. stab ft$‘ alwaya:to had at these gat - linings. Mr. John Beatty • titled. chair well.. The .program ineluded et of sell/lees on his parish. and in future, at least during thee winter' months, they will be as follows : • Beakom. . his honle which entails a emisiderable- MiAnd, -Mich., 'Where she- will spend VLa iv:rtnatri:o. jaothln1:a..m. ; Goshee at 4.30 p, ne, and Ba,yfield in the evening. . ago to hold service some nalee 'Nem • - The reason of the change is that .. Ma Hied° finds it too roueli at hi» drive at a somewhet late and chilly s: the .guest the past week of Mre, H.' - hour. ' mthlbeldndaosnt. erlek..of • Mr.. and Mrs. Johns Mrs. Beet , Williaids of Seaforth was- Littill,;Iel..laJs taken e144''Irease'rP'°s6sis-t:tio°1:11e." i'llerk .. the Winter with Iter ',sister, Mrs. H. • Mime Jana' Erwin left on Monday for Miss Myrtle Stinson of 1 he Sauble Dis Brown Of London was the gusst . . Fraser has gene.to New Ontario, . where, we understand, . . he will remains for, a few mouton. MI.'S, James Reid. and daughter, Miss Winnie, of Goderieh are . making an , .e...axRxeecinedid.i:aedniviSit at Mrs.. john Fergus- etergregation ' is sbeing pretty: swell - and afterwards' a number of, the you- IWrs, Donaldson:. ' ,• .. . 00'5. . - may ;dence. . guest • the past week or •l.et - aunt, lig' people. adOmirned, to the town hall • whole they sport a few hours le the • standetill . and the patinae . of • the capacity bf •'their hall. was .overtaxede but tweryhody seemed .to. be. having a • 'There was an entertaining prow. ails .: supped. • in their Iran 'on Monday, The real jolly time, : • .1Wieu ,Lilyeetilier Of ,Clintems Was thee Work on. the new church is .at a L. 0. L. No. 21 hads'en. . oyster . .. . . . . Smith and 'Marge. reti .Lind-: . say, Who were married cloWn 'country last. week, .have returned 10, the vil- lage and :taken uphouseekeeping in Mr. William ;Higgins' house oh the Sande s Line. The friends- 'are eetentling. the cestoinerY greetings, , Ott hie • return from Grand..13.enck: last week-dme. .Merdoeh: Boss brought* along • a' load. . of Celety: .'.1. was of extellen t. qualitY, as a • another Of 2 citizens of . Bayfield and Clintori .ean testifY . . " - ..• .. .• , The. River I'd:tellies' been. s hut 'ep fox the. Seas.on aed Mr.. 0 teen'slado: , has •moved intb Min. „Wahnsleyea:hou- • , : se which he has rented. ' The household effecte of the late john Peek were, sdieposed of by public auctiMi ,en Saturday last. The ,. . house and lot hive alSo been soid for 8350, the purchaser being' Mr s Jain- ve Wallis of Godcrich township.. who 'puree:sei. becoming' a 'reeident 'of our - village Ile is a worthy mart 10 every is . ressa"ci . arid we shall all Ise much . Constance, 11 c pleased to ' welcome him to citizen- . , dresses by. Rev. Ifindei 'Davidson row. I :s.h1i‘P'e: hear that Mrs John • Wellesley Mr. Jewett and hiii.elaueleter of Beaseels spent Friday with. his Son,. Mr,' R. W.. Jewett, • • Jewett, who. hasbeen elerhing On- Mr. It, W...Jewett's store far some time, ha's 0r.t. to his hoeu. it Leans bath, . Inspector Robb visited Der Weed one day last •Week. • • ' The C. 0. • P. oyster sinner takes :•place on Thursday • eseiring af , thie Week.• Hensalt . Brown, • ' • ' has bought line :and intende.. - Brown will expleiege puteite ing in the.epiing We are glad- to . Cloth richs the latter el reach • lets- field is not On ' the deo ;rote -Alto-. • eionary eereione. ..Thes sacreinent Was: gether, as. some would like to bellesse. adininiStered. la this clittechelast S tO ti s i 110 ()Mink a,t the &epee- • day when thexe was t.vgood at heel-. ater, where :between thirty :and forty kttltt from. all three apeointfeents. es -Mile are employed, The apples are On 'Phurfiday of thie Week Dan Mc- eeestee 111, at a great rate aed 011 Nemeth on 'Illoyes to Egniondville 1•Ted Monday a carload of tire neumfactur- Marta takes poesessiOn of the ed 8,1001i was :Mimi -ell out.. The season. is expected to. last ahem: ehreer.weeks ImTligeti:‘ regular electing of the rliiage. • council was held ea Tuesday evening. The following is the report of Bay- field Public school for the month of October, based oh attendance, di - 11)051100 and general peoliciency Sr. Dietaions .5 th-01 ara Gallen, II. Cemeron Ith-Ford King,Hulda King, nahy W00418.. 3(1 IS,ata r-irtt'ii(i:tilite., I eri1‘eNtil, John Mc - 3rd Jr -Edna Malce, Pearl Leach, Flo. Johnson a • • 2nd Sr -E e ryn Pollock, Nellie ToWlefend, Nlionie Parsons. No. on roll .10, menage 33. -e -T. nrowidec, vachcr. • Jr. Division. 2nd 8r -e -Russel Erwin, [retold 13rane d0211iiJ 'd AIIIIL-aLliVi)e(118S'ing, Flay Edwatde, • Annie Ielli Ot 1, • Pt 2nd Sr -Annie MeNelle'Dorotdy Fowlie,• Agnes McDonald. P1. 2iid Midille-Eruest illeGee, is- abel Woods, *hey Smith. Pt. And Jr -Bessie Elliott, ' Katie Ketiey Currie, P1. lst STr-Abe Brandon, Lorne Wantsley; Alexander Brown. Pt: let. Jr -Frank Ring. Alvin Tow- esheed, Lillian Ca -Wee. No. on roll 51; average; 39.-Florella Stanbety, Teacher. The News -Record will be vent to. any addrees to the red of 1900 for ten cents, . . ileXt Sunday with, Rev. Graham of note down Reels of this -nature: Bay-- •T, Welsh is tearing down hie saw mill and • moving 11 east opposite' the machine shop.oI the Heneail found.y. He intends. to famish steam to ran the engine fromthe pawn melee tont when the cannectionis made, will be supplying eteeeefor .ferur. plants. The electric light, • chopping the feels:dry and the ifeW The ceile weather has suseend • Wilding operations at the foundry. ' Jolinoton. haze .gieen the 11%m of .commencing t(1. build until Spring. The real, ef the boys; Are ,eeperieiwieg cote- sidereble anxiety over the state of inormplete residence. Jaels llooton, formerly of the. Sov- ereign Bank • staff, but now 'Of MOtho - jaw, 'Sask., who has been laid. off for some time with fever, is so far re- covered that he is • expected' home shortly. • • Peter Fisher left last week for .Cal - Hernia, ihi guest :of. health.: Hector arid, who 45 outs .Weset, will meet him and accompany him to • the 'southetn elime, It is to be hoped that tho change willonove Alex. Miller, who Vent West owing to a telegram that W. J. Miller had had a relapse., is home .gain. Ile states that his brother • is. getting better and is .going to a -, warmer 11, is to be holted that the rest willrestore hint to his wonted health. lie vacates and Walter. Stewart cotnes from down near Hillsgreor u take tie his abode. 111 the :dwelling which has been . • •rented .by Mr, Clatter: Me. Stewart is . one of those Wealthy, farmers who have. won a competence. by years of littlest- i.y and eat nowe allOrd to lake life • Service in the English ceurch will in future be kid on Sunday '• fore- men. • Imposter Thom paitl an official Vis - 11 . lo the Piddle school last Friday. As' 11.. 80, happened 1-17&v. Arr. Davidson and Miss Annie Foster Were. olso i 1008 that same arteMoon, The meeting of the township e on Monday was ettAded byeelng- Meer A. S. Cote. of Alvinstone who. reported on the DuOin and Workman award ell'ains. Some of 1110 work on the former was. rielet lo Cheater Dunkin, 'while*the Workman drain was consideeed 'satisfactory as far as it barogdne met 'will he accep tie1 as soon as'. Mr, Workman completes his par. The' local option bylaw hart advanc- ed atiether stage. The ebullient oft '11 • Parr Line bri- dge built by. Ja.nies Spackman was considered salisfaelory and his ac- count of 8211.18 way eo•dtelel to: he 1101(1. . All having itecomile against the routed': for graerel are requested • to prescal them at the next meeting, to be held on December 3rd. All patif- maeters' liste yet but -should be te- turned at once.