The Clinton News-Record, 1906-11-08, Page 44
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W. J. MITCHELL,.
Editor and Proprietor.
e
He ipoep, Things
One 'of thei Ontario. Ministers who
-"making 'gone is Hon.' J. J, Foy.
It •did not take Km long -to clean
,out the gembling den at Tortnito
Junction.; eie. kept his owi counsel
hitt one fine night a hutch el detec-
tives etarted outfrot.en thei Parliament
Btolldiirge inea Car agld only one of
them: knew where. they were geing or
what they were going to do, • the
result waS a surprise patty at the
'Toronto Jenetion pool toorne that put
it out of businese'. Nr. Foy's prede,
cessor as Attorney General could see
all sorts of- legal obst'a.eles to such a
course and the pool -room . flourished.'
The same gen9efrraxt couleCe cite legal
causes •Co show that offen,ders agaiast
our electoral laws could not be pun-
lehed. Many of these wexe exiled to
the Unilted States; others were„given.
etraw bail that was, as sweetto
them as -liberty. Those who could
be got at wene protected by Mr. Gib -
eon's, discovery of legal. technicalitiee
that prevented their Punishment. Mr.
Foy clid. not take long 'to 'low what
he could do in that way,. as, the- Lon-
donoffenders are knowing now to
their cost. The precut:doge: were. tra-
der way for three months before the
'blow fell and it was deire f..n •eniekly
that even Mr. Foy's • •OWn, eollea;geps
knew itothing about it.. .• •
When the Ontario Rank tailed,- tee,
Globe thought it had Mr. ie)y whre
it wanted him. •Thei -president . of that
Bank was a • prominent -Conservative,
once a member from' Toronto.. The
manager was •a 'co -religionist. of -Mr.
Foy. lie won't prosecute them,
thought the Glebe, and it began to-
ehriele :n large blacli"-face lettett . for
• Mr. Fo•y to act Mr. Fey actede and;
the Globe is, agate disapPointed. it
does not feel like •trusting Mr: Foy
any mol'e to do the Wrong or -fail
to do the right thinge:-Kteetralne
Review. 2 •• • •, •
Stanley • Township.. .
Glad tohear of the. :recoVery ot
Miss Emily Clark, • from her ,recent
illness.. .
:A• liss. Minnie Penhale vietted .with
her co•uein, Alice Watson, of
13recefield on Sunday last.
Mrs. 11. Dcirdia0,11 with
lier daughter,. Mts.. Reuben. Gealiatit
who, is seriously ill,- . • e '•
Miss. Millie, Cameron of Bay field as
the gent of her friend, Miss Maggie
Clark, ODE day last week.. . • ,
Mr. and, Mrs. 'Finlay of, i31alti Peet
Sunday with Mr; :and Mrs,: Edward.
Johneon, • • •
. .
Miss Addie, Bothwell, who has beep
visiting around here, has retiletred to
Seaforth. . - • • '• • ••
Mrs. John DaVidson of Beydeld
ited with. friends .0n...the Goshen ne
on& day last •weele. '
The following is.' the rePOrt • of 5:
S.„' No. 4 (south) for the. Month 'of'
°atelier being Weed upon....tie:n(1;14e,
order and efficiency : . •
5th Sie-Violet. Stevens', Felna
Stir-
ling. •
4th Sr -Marguerite CazimbelL Luc-
inda D,enomy., Fend Sparks, • •
3rd Sr -Lillian Steve*, Georgine
Et, Verde Talbot. •, • , '
3rd Jr•-eDanive Steeklee :Ieseth TOY-
, ner, Roeclla Ettle. -• • ' ." '
2n1 Sr -Emma ihnomy, ' gigneS Sree-
eau, Lavine. Steckle,• Williane Orr.
Pt. 2nd Sr -Pearl Ort, • Menno
Tenn Steekle. . • •
• Pt. tst Sr-Lilliaft Orr, Edwin i•;:te.
ekle, Helen •Tough. • "
Pt. ist Jr -Richard Etue, Edna
Elan., • Eli zabesh trek) Cam -
(eon, Teacher.
The Sun as a 'Jam Animal is writ-
ten. for the practical, everyday. far-
mer. It is not 'filled with long, (*mays,
or doubtful theories,but glees: in plain,
everyday language a lost of' helpful
suggeatione to the 'tillers of the sell.
tri ibis particular The Sun. is -with-
out an equa). You eught to read it
regularly. - •
Canadian lank Notes
At Good as Gold
Nearly 'everybody know; - that a
Canadian bank note is as ''socel aw
geld," and its value cannot, be eree
stroyed. Nettettlieleso, for the benefit
of those holding Ontario bank bills,
and who may be aopreltensiee, we
take the following from the Mail and
ISThmire Canadian bank nate is
practically indestructible'. A hank
may be so completely ruined/ that a,
second capital, wrung out of the
shareholders under the double lia-
bility provisions, may be »wallowed
up after 'the first, yet the notes of
the seradhilattled tu lion will (
* good or 'Mak face value, The only
situation in which the notes could
loet their Valle would be that 111
which seVerai important Initees etionid
be in trottlote.
Dungannon.
• Rev. J. W. Robinson was assisting
Rev. J. E. Ifuntin: in, special meet-
ings at Stratford last week.
(. lM1iott kft, last Monday for
Golden, Valley hunting ground. D.
G. Bickle will accompany hint Irma
Toronto.
Mrs. Bice and daughter were eds.,
itore to Luc:know :one. :day last
week.
Miss Jennie Andrews is en a
Goderich.
The Womau'e Institute niet ell
Thursday last at the pretty' residence
of Mrs. Joseph Salkeld, Two earria-
gee, conveyed the members there.
There was very little business cane,
&itIVG their settling up the fonds re-
ceived ky them fro o the Hallo-
we'en. tea, which a scented to
Miss Porter gave a readitg.
The next meeting will be held at the
residence of Mrs.*T. Swart,.
to iends a.t Jamestown.
Mrs. Andrew Dud, wife of Librarian
fr
' was called to Lomion on Oct-
IVI;ssrs. Glenn and Stothers are '
ober Nth by the death of the infant
daughter, of 111r- and Mrs. Reuben
Tupper.
warking at Mr. Oliver's house, budd-
ing the oement bloeks. When cone-
Pleted it will be a line building.
At the last meeting of the Ashdeld
township council a illetiOn was, pas-
sed accepting Mr. Disher's offer of a
free roadway tbrough 'hie :arm, lot
10, concession 4, as a deviation road
for S. R. 9i *and 10. Years ago a
roadway was cleaned throughetheOusit
at this place, but no deed was se-
cured for it and tire township couneil
neglected' the road, except to the ex-
tent of allowing Mr. Dishes to do
Iisotatuite labor on it Of late yeere
there has been comidexable travel
'over the road, and this • spring me.
Dialer, thinking' lie had maintained
the road long etiough, applied to the
council either to take it ever or to
:close it to the public. The council
has decided finally to assume the
road„ which with the exeendituxet cf
little money earn be pile ,n fairly
good condition,
•
Holmeiville.
Sr. 'Pt 1st -Verne. Jervis, Stewatt
•Mair, • Proetor Panive.
Sr. Pt.
JorVie,• Roy Munniaes, Chord Proet-
or, .,Milton Holland.
• •
-.N. W. Trewartha, Teacher,
Blake
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Thirteen Italians left here tor Our -
Irani on, Wednesday of last week.
The trustees of the Separate school
made presentatiorie on Monday of
last week to Wiss Edua Webb, Miss
Aline, M. Hargitt „and Leslie Wedd.
IVIiss Edna Webb's gift was a $5
gold piece and gold medal and pin
on which was .ineeribed the words
"Highest in Huron County," imr.
marks being 548. Miss Ilaggitt ad
538 Marks, on•ly 5 less. Sho received
$4 aid a beautifud massive bronze
cross, 'faster Leslie Webb gained
583 muses, 10- less than, his sister,
and was presented with .$2 and a
handsomely boned volume "Hour by
Hour."'
We `learned on. Friday that the hor-
ses of two gentlemen in town VitTe
taken out on.' halloween and driven
to the bank of the river, where tlfe
vehicles were detached:, and. thrown
d th
down the bank ane. eorses• tereed
adrift: .
The Halloween Tett • aed eatertairi-
ment given in the Oildfellow's bail. on
October 22rel under the aispicee of
the Woman's. Institute was crowned
with suceeee. The tea Was well ser-
ved' •to the • very large weed, who
attended, and -the program rendered
after was exceedingly good. 'Miss
Brawn delightfully rendeteit her eeig
solo "Only for Thee," mid encore
song. •The Belcher quartette rendered
"Juanita" with good effect,' An, la-
strumeetal solo followed givenein
'sang "Friends" ill a fr,00d ukar
mid ree.eived • an' eneore. .Liette Par-
sons sang..by request.. his original If re
'Robineoii ,('rusoe's The .le-
ecnniiaiiis ts were 'Messrs. Joribta d
Adams 'and Misses Aliteheel; ' Welts
end Saults.. • •. • • • ..• •
The Goderie'll aeseee
latien 'Will" hold• their nnnual tst 11 a lid
.supper at the othlfellow hell, on
• Qi ite .a.,eminher of hallo:we:en Pre:. • the evening ot November- Lon -
Mee were carried ottt in. our -village,. don'Harpers.. Mu'i 10 Tovstetions
.We will soonrequire nignt *Watch- are to be presented at th ti.l. ,
man .as a-safe-etiatd to. neopertve 1.. • . • •' •
Fater e are bbusr trying to," finish • e ee' • • ' • -
their fall ploughing: 'rile', eeasoa has1 A ,Kivai 'kir the Winter Fair
been untayorable 10 •far'for farm Ns -61'k: ' • •
or .aty kind, but we are •hoping tor . FA= the interest: being manifested.
better days, . • • . in the approachiite. Cittaeio. 'Het tietti-
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The 'following report, <A • .t.S. 8. tural 1 1ubttion, whieb will ee• read
It is ralfidly becoming e feraticla,ble
in Toronto, -.November* eth- ''10111.
• it' 'w *ay to • t he 1 i 1.•'S
Itekl in, Guelph. ft woule, appear that
t his e x•hibi Hon.. •
This 'Year the railways for the tire,.
itir-Inabel Manson, .Floeav .Caplree' time, .hase . agreed to rua 'alt rate
esettis one • to tlie. • exaib eon .11 om.
Nc. 11;.Staplee; :for ti:e mouth of Oct-.:
ober shows the relative. statatiug .• et
thepspils, based ..on . attendance and,
general proficiency : • •
Stieltuth Keys., Viela. Edighotier,
Roy •Capl•ine, '•
.3rd -Mary Doue,las';•:Gordep;
iAhel Zietfe. - • • • ••• .• .
• 2nd -Sr-Jakie Brennermen, Mikie
Ketnel, Janies Beier, • •
•.
.. 2nd. Jr.-Efnma Bechler, nnir We-
neeeman, Pearl. Melltitte. • , •
Pb 2ad-Ka.tie•.0esde. Ertel 111,11 Erb,
Rachel Gesell°. •
••1)1...1ste (a),e-Namy 13rennerefan, Ler-
'no Illanson, Aaron Oesch. • •
Pt; 1St (b) -Pearl Moyer, Clarence
Hal, Ada . 'SI ..
Tot -teller. . • • • . • • • ...
Morris • ToWnship
Isaac' 'Nicholson of Iron Bridge,
spent a fese days with his brother .of
tiee Lime Kiln. It ie. 28. years eince
he went to Algoma first. - ' •
Word has been received frein Mrs S.
B. Dobson stating thateehe arrived in
painiota, after visiting eit route. -;a1.
FOrt. William and. Wituripeg. The ;41.ine
dey •sehool .class Of which Mrs, Dob -
is teacher; presented her -with, .
Picture of the class accompanied les a
nicely 'worded address.
alt Parts. of .tee • Provioen 11111.0 .ed-
vertiee • it along' their: Hues,„:!.l.lits,..4t;
is ..helieved, il1 gre•atlye inertetee..the
attemleine. 'Already ... it iS: ident
that the .:.exhibit of fruit, Poseers
and Vegetablogwill far exlitiee Iheee
mnde at thee. two previous eeldbit-
. ee, -
ions In face it is feared that Mas-
sey Ilan. will not begin toaecormiroe
date properly the exhibits teat will
he. made, • • •
•
. A feature of the exhibttion this
year will be the presence • Of life 'M-
ack Dike. Bane:, from Yorksifire, Eitge
;land, 'width haw bent eeeured ate en
expense. of $2,00p, Pley eneh-•-aftvee
'poen arid evening throughout; the. ex"
hibitime. Peer AAATerellti 1:011.07itianS;
be heri . in, tem 'tine t•imi * wit it the
exhibition, • inchuling the annual etre.
veytion of the Fruit teri-S,Vere'
f.4,0eie,ti011,- .1 he • Ontario Ye-4re a ro-
WerS' Asseelatiore the Ontario Bee:.
Keepers' • As.ereiation .and the ',ado
iletSicultural Aieocietiren. •
'Anion'g • the Most notable .eXhibits
will be, *splays' that wili be made
hy • the .Ontario Fruit .ExperiMent
Stations'; the Central Experimental'
The hundred acre farm. • of -James Farm, at Ottawa; and the Ontario
Tended', N balf, l>b 11), eon. 0,, tele AgricultdiAl,Cidlege at Guelph.. The
been boughtby- omega • Brawn .0tlatter institution is arranging a spes
Brussiels, Mr. Turnbull will be leas_ -Oat. nature, Study exhibit, which will
ing .toward theecloge of the month for' be inseected -by the senior popils 01
Edm*nton, dietrict, ins saisetion eale the cit Y selioole el Torento, • win)
of farm etoek, implements, cte.,' tool have keir •V, iv" a 11 InItiaaY 101
place on Thuesday afternoon of lastt1is PurPoss• . •
week, Goon prkes were realized The • exhibition is to he onened•
• Quietly and peacetelly came the On tile evening 01 Tuesday., November
close of life to Alex. Forrest, a 'i1l Otb, • by Premier Whitney, There ts
known and highly ,eateemed residen: of reason to believe that in time this
the first, litre, on Wednesday of leee; annual exhibition will become as hote
week, at the, age of tla 'eai's. ile. ed in, Canada as the Royal florticul.
tete Ireen bit pear health, for a, yeer, tural Exhibition' in London, England.
his stomach and lungs being affected,
MAI hil; denies was not an tieekpece d •
evee4. INce, Forrest was born in Lan- Enthusiastic Mothers .
arkshire,e'ariSh. of Blantyre, Scotland
and eeme to Canada in, 1-853. A year When mothers beeome". enthusiastie
later he moved into Morrie and tool, o•ver medicioe for little, ono., it. ir
up land, where by indueiry and econ., Safe to say that It has eigh
only ,h-ematee for himself end family Every mother who has tised Bane's'
a condatable home. On Fcb. lids Own Tableta, spaiike strongly in
18177, he was united itt marriape 10 marker of them, and Sella every other
Miss Annie Bell, daughter d Rober. mother how much' good they' Lave
IkIl of Grey, whowiSh iiVe children, done het ehildren. Mrs. Alfred Mar -
survive him. Ttete are, three daugh- COWS?, 51. Charles, Que.,naya: .
tors, Mrs. Geo. Wheeler of 'rurnberry; strongly advise,every mother to keep
gee. sisal Jolyneton and Mies. Macy, Baby's Own Tablets in the ,itouse
of Mortise and two sons, 'Robert, at- •ways, 1 hays used them tor teething
tending the Model Sehocd at Cilium', troubles, colic .aticother ills el child-
hood and found' th.ein the toost, eat -
nod Chaim at home. ."
Harvey Watson Ifas returned Lore Is -factory meditine I ever tried."
the West.
These Tablets ate guaranteed to con -
Miss Eva Matbers et Brownslown, late • no poisonous opiate or no
spent. Saturday and. Sunday with lady harmful drog.: Whey are equallg
friends, the Mieaen Watson and Hen- good for the Mew born baby ok the
: grown -child, and, are a sure.' titre
Beigrave t.0.14. gave a fowl sup- for all their minor ailments. Sold by
per on Nov. fith. The supper 4-ts • inceticine dealers or by nil at 25 .
803141 in the Queen's 1iO!,01, IM- cents a box by writing the Dr. 1til-
Medleiee Co., IltuOksdlic, Oat.
graVe.
1.1“,_.43 • • •
(Mutes. News -Record
Goderich.
Two doctors were ealled ia on Sun-
day morning to eee Mr. William
Brownlee, the old gentlemen hems,
very ill.
Mr. Horace J. Horton left ott Mon-
day afternoon with her two tittle-
uephews for Sarnia, where they will
take the steamer Huronic for Sault
Ste. Marie,
Ma,. Tont Hawley hasreturned
from a, live months treatment for in-
flammatory rheumatism, at the Dan-
ville Sanitoriunt: She 'KW emelt hoe
Proved, but will sPeod the 'winter at
Los Angeles, Cal., with her daughter
1VIrs, Harry Tiehborne and her sis-
ter, 1VIts, Alexander Ostrom, spent
Thanksgiving and following days at
Blake, the pests' of their sister, Mrs,
John Johnston..
Mrs. -14.aaa Salkeld has been suffer-
ing the poet two 'weeks from arinere
matte affeetion.
'Several silly attempts at Hallow-
e'en frolics: were perpetrated on some
o -f' our eitizeneson that night Whole
steps were taken from the resideanes
• of peveral people, • which is putting
them to web inconvenience,
Mr, Watter. Shannon arrived last
week from Dawson City to visit Lis
motlfer and sista. • .„ •_ ,
The Teeumselis have 'organized their
hoekey clubfor this season, the old-,
core elected 'being: -Manager, C. E.
Lewitt; Secretary-trea,surer, J. J.
Page; coach., E, V. Carmilon. The
team willlikely. be the same as ,la,st
year, _
dS1r, Forden, one of our towuship far-
mers., has gone into the dairy busi
nesa, having bought out the business
of one our .latest dairymen.,
Station. Master' John Straiton ha,S
taken his -family to live in, the houee
lately occupied by Mr. Stratton, a G.
T.R. engineer, who has been yemoved
to sortie other point •
Mr.Donald McKenzie has removed to
the ,cettage on, Albert street lately
occupied by Station Master' John
Stratton
Mr. residence on Light-
house street is nearing eompletion.
is" the only. house built this year '
that street..
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Two horses and carriages .collided
on .-s.rietoria street on Saturday even-
ing, One horse threw 'the other down
1. and the boggy:Wag drawn, over it.
. We are cry happy to note that the
Home Circle society presented Mrs.
Campbell, before. .leaving fee
Windsor, with a .' handsome..., ebony
and eilVer .travelling • cciamanion, and
Catimbeil. with a gold mounted,
' silk umbrella.' .The • pi -escalation was
' made at the residenee of Mr.. StOtt.
dart. • .
• Miss•Elliott, South street, and her
.,sister, eMrs. Kicker, we& serenaded
one ereeing.,' recently by. a; :euniber ef
no:steal friends, who broteght their ine
struments with 'theni, and were • dee
entertained .hy' both ladiee.
The affair., was 'a farewell to MrS.
Klotter, who dett next. day for tier
home 'in Denver,, COL • . • •
Mrs, J. Teimatthaesee left elf
Monday to visit . her mothet at • De-
troit. • . • • , •
Mrs.('re aeOompatied b•er daughter,
Mrs; (pie), Emmereon, from Toront9,
and • her vest a.t preSent,
. Mr. .Clmrles N.O,Vt.Ottiri .7cherry tree,
which was •in,.blosSent the past mouth
becaine, a prey. to the 'storm' 'of Sat-
urcia.y • , • • • . •
We find. that D. Se• eft:It nc1 family,
formerly. of Goderich, hut later f.
Woodstock, are now eitikens of • Lis-'
. •
Miss Pearl Yidean 13 we are lorry
eto, sey, :suffering from en ..-„reack • of
inflainuiation.: • . • • e •
...Cite': Sick list is. extendiag, Mrs. •
Bates is 111 of feyer. : •
Miss Mary -Beacom 'showed :nci
tat week of Improseteent
Miss' Mamie Foster's feverewill Soon
.he it the .teeenty=one day point; aud
after that we heee ..to notelice
steady improeement. •
• .
•Miss Ifoxie Tama lias, a • trained.
horse. . • '
Mie in @lark making • his
fiends extremely anxious ebout his
.state of heath., .
, :Wes, Mac-LcIs able 'now to go'
up town. - —. • '
Mr, Neil McIver, . laid -his leg,
amputated,- alter years of wafering,
enjoyselife. now.
Mere Rees Prises and • NUSs Prk:e.
Iia ve returned to theft hoine here af-
ter.their trip to Eutone, ?'Tis S Price -
has recevered -altogether • fro.in her te;
cent indisposition,
Mts. Hansard has iteileed from Eng-
land, autie the '• guest of 'ter siazeis
Mrs: Porbenld.- •.., • • •
Miss bora ,Wiggins.•i haidieing at
irer home here. She bee'. heehire To -
:mato' for the past .yeate. . •
,rifie 'D. Cantelon, hats gone to Kam-
loops for the wintee. Mr, Willie
Cantelerr, his Son, accompanied lam.
Hp will enter the 'offiee of his unete.
Mr. John Swanson,: barrister..
Mayor Tilt will not seek reelection
as he intends .te • settle on the Ain-
vriean se of the
sort'y te lose him. w7 will alt
idhe bra!'der.
'Mrs. Carleton is now sn pension
with Mrs. •Jolin Ralph.
Mrs. J.. IL Colborne's little eott-
Harry has been otaffering for some
time from an Injured knee,
Me. Stahleker, tate tuner at the or-
tglaun
ierfaetory, is mow travelling as. a
•The towncouncil have r. (Waged to
ex t ear t a little amuse:non t t of
We. policemen's; 'wardrobe; oe rather
tho absence of it. Chief Saud.< appli
cation for an overcool; trouget to
light the fact that no ws ooltsesient
who left the force some time ego
neglected to leave behind these their
pleat coats, the ProPertY eP, the own.
Then it. appeared that Die
men had' also teeen the tiberty of re-
taining their revolvers, toil Ilrat a
letter hornthe clerk as not brought
the hopedefor result of getting them
back, So a motion Vitla peseter that
tite clerk write the gentlenicu ;team
aakieg for. the eeerrie of the emit.;
and revolvers, and if they, do set
return 'them he le to teSe legal pro -
wirings.
CI„eRKSM SL/(FA) SMOKED BEEF
An appetizing dicsii for breakfast oe
supper. Delitione ilevonfeeprepered
froin lite heat beef.
•
Each Meal an Agony •
Dr. Williams' Pink Villa Cure Obeti-
nate Indigestion After .1- titer
Medicines Failed.
"When I was first troubled, with hi -
digestion, I did not bother with 11,, I
thought it would pess away natural-
ly. But instead of doing so it de-
veloped into a painful chronic Oleg -
lion, wtiele in epite of all I did, grew
worse and worse mull I had ahandou-
ed all hopes of ever getting relief."
These words of Mrs. Chase. McKay of
Norwood, NS., should serve ao a.
werning to all who suffer distress af-
ter meals, with palpitation, drowai-
MSS and loss of appetiteearly warn-
ing of more serious trouble to follow,
"1 used to, rise in the raornin'
Saki Mrs. McKay, "feeling no better
for 0, night's seat I rapidly lost
flesh and after eveu the most frugal
meal I always suffered severe pains in
my stomach. I cut my meals dawn
to a few mouthfuls, but even then
every morsel of food caueed: agony.
My digeStion was so weak. Some
days I ehidd scarcely drag myself
about the house, and I was never free
front eharp piercing pains in the, back
and 'chest. I grow so had 'that I had
to limit My diet to milk and soda
water; and even this' caused severe.
suffering. In. vain I sought relief -all
medicines I tookseemed, ueeless. flut
in the darkest hour oe my sidteeing
help came. While reading a newspa-
per came AO; OR a our that was
quite similar to my • own •ease,
Wrottgltt by the use of Dr, Williams'
Pink Pills. I thought if another per-
son hod been cued by these pills of
such suffering as I was experiencing,
surely there was hope for me, and
at once sent to the dr4ggist-for a sup
Pig of these pills. The first indica-
tion that tele pills Were helping me
was the disappearance of the „feeling,
of oppreesion. Then I began to take
solid feted with And little Feeling of
distress. I still centinued taking the
pills with an improvement every day
until 1 could digest all kiads .ot feod
.without the least trouble or dis,tress.
I am in splendid health to -day and
all the oredit is due to Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills.'' •
Dr, • Williams' Pink Pills go right
to the root of indigestion; and • other
irOubles, by meking, rich, red bloocl
Which tones and strengthens' every
organ of the body
That
s
cure anaemia., TalhlitisliNveahytdaeire
and backaches aed eideaches, rhemaa-
Hein, neuralgia and the special sib-
MentS Of growing girls and werneft of
all ages, Sold by all medicine dealers
or by mail a•t 50 cents a box or tix
boxes for $-.50 by writing the Dr,
Sledicine ' Co., ..
• London Road..
. Rev. D. ' N. McCann's of Listowel
v. ill preach Educetional auniyersary
sermons" in. Turner's, church next Sab-
bath afternoon. at 2.30. "
• .Benmillet. •
(R6.4 -.)•G, Velland
..SPeeding. a. few days hi Clinton.
' Weeter *will -Soon be• hero, new,. for
the *wild geese haVe'gone .eouth to a
warmer chinate..- . • „ • • -•
Mrs.Jesse 'Gledhill has, boeti. con-
fined to ter:
friends hope tofeee her about in a few.
days.. . • : • . •
The,'sone of temperance will meet
•In their hill _every: Ttiesclet. em ening
dcfririg• the 'winter .months:S: s'afeettnaa.
to-,Coiiiineece itt 7 30 0 cl�cl' •
.There was no' service. Ifere• .Sundav.•
-ewing to the quarterly . seryiee held
at 7,itoine:pe.nli.r:.fe..e .•a!,• Bethel ..ss•aes e,1,d
the
ven
• The topie for .Epworth League , last
Thursday eyerring was •"Fa.ithfulnees''
and was taken...by Mr. Heddle, the
meeting •being led by ReV; Mr:
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• Do you pin your'hat to your
own .hair?, Can't do 0
Haven't enoughhair? It must
• he you do not kntiw Ayer's
Hair Vigor r Here's an intro-
duction!• May the acquaint-
ance. result in a heavy growth
of rich,thick,glossyhair! And.
wo knovt you'll never be gray,
i.../ think that A,yer's. Nair Vigor is the most
WOUderful bairgrewer that was ever made, I
have used It foe tome time and I can truth.
full' say that Vain greatly pleased with it. I
griOnfAllY7MaTind nag: IIVNTligtir Mr' •
AMade:hilt; %ger otuliamtU. Maw
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CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
Special penmanship cia$,.
ses every evening from
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With Fall Furniture
Parlor Furniture in sets and odd pieces; BaU
Ftxrniturein oak and ash; Bedroom Furni-
ture in oak, .aell and mahogany; Dining
Room Furniture in oak, ash and elm ;
Kith -
en Furniture in anything you want.
Couches, nattressee, Iron and Brass .Beds, Rockers,
Easy Chairs, Desk, Parlor Cabinets, Rattan Goods
Pictures, Paper Racks, Book Cares, (Airtight Poles
Looking Glasses, IN PACT WE HAVE.
Everything Belonging to a Furniture Store
Bring your pictures here to* be.frame
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Undertaking promptly attended to by night or day
- Night and Sunday calls answered at residence
of either of the principals. if If
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Keep your feet warm and dry; You make no
mistake when you come to us. We. are headquarters
for all kinds,of .
BOOTS. and SHOES.
Our Stook is now Complete. We have the largest and best
assorted stock to choose from, and Our prices are the lowest -quality
? considered. We are Sole Agents for the Celebrated I
Granby and Kant -Krack. Rubbers.
If you try them once yore will buy no others. They are the best;
every pair guaranteed to give entire satisfactiou. They don't cost
1: any more than other makes but they wear lone-,eri Try them and
be convinced. . • • '
o See our MEN'S LEATHER LEGGINGS at 6E25 and 81.50• .
0 They are etra:6'ood value. LONG BOOTS from $2.25 to ;Oda They •
'c) will keep yore feee dry.
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It will soon be heating time again*. So it is not
a bit too early to begin thinking about the new
stove you .xnust have this tall.
. to have you ceme in and look them over. • • .7,
We have already pot onr ftill lines on tee door. •-gre will be glad
. . .
In Base Burners .
We leave the old reliable Radiant Ilotne. Faneoue,
Garlaeld and Prize.
In Coal Heaters
Belle Cak, Dandy, AcmeJewel and Hot Mast
In Ranges .
the celebrated'Ilappy Thought, Pandora; Penn Esther,.
Corona and Canada Steel Rarige.
They are ail good ,ones, .Ptices
according to size, style and finish
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IT PAYS to be punctual. It' pays in
business and in social engagements as
well, but punctuality is only possible
when you carry a Watch that keeps cor-
rect time. That's the kind we sell. Let's i
show you them and quote you our prices.
. Arid if you need anything in Rings,
Brooches, Etc., you make no mis. '
take in buying here.
W. 11. COUNTER,
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