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CLINTON, ONTARIO,TlitIRS.DY, NOVEMBER 15th, ‘90.6
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years we have studied watch values from
one end to the other—and you •can safely
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If there ever was a good place to
bug.FuriCoats.it is this the biggest
Clothing Store in Huron County
We are ready tor the cold weather with the best
stock of these popular garments we have ever 'shown.
man with aay driving to do should be 'without
one if he.eould possiblyafford it, and most nit% can.
The price is a good deal less than .a doctor's bill, and
the chances are that the coat will save orie before the
winter is over.
Our coats are all made t ourOrder from seleceted
skins that are properly dressed and carefully put to-
gether. When they come to us everygarment is
carefully examined, and if it does not measure up to.
the high quality standard set for this store, back it
goes to the maker. You are safe if you buY a 'Fur
Coat here.
Come in and talk the matter over with us.
Black Calf Coats $20, $25 and $30 •
Natural Canadian Coon Coats
$40,- $50. and $60.
Fur Lined Coats $,50 $75 and $90
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.Extra quality Black' Calf Coats, made from.
soft pliable skins, thickly furred., fast dye, astra,-
chan collar, first-class linings used throughnut.
Special, each
$25.00
Tweeds for .Ladies' Cloaks
In our.big stock of Meres.fancy.t weed suitings,
there are a number of patterns suita,blelfm the long
loose,Tourist Coat for Ladies. It you want something
for a coat that is distinctly nobby and a little out of
the ordi lary, come in and let ua'shbw them to you
IF' ALJ 1
DIRECT IMPOPI—r,1
CLINTON, ("INT
The Power of Money Saved
The systematic saving of something each 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.
$1.00 opens an account 'and interest is paid 4 times a year ;a
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
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CLINTON and BRUCEPIELg
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Whole Number 1449
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Wheat 70b tb 730
Oats 33c to 340
Peas 730 to 750
Barley 40c to 45ct
Butter 220
Eggs 22e -
DEATH OF SAMUEL USTANS.
. Mr. Sainuej EVeme of Tiverton died'
on Saturday last, aged aixty eight
years. He had •livod in that, village
for about two score of years and
was held in the very highest respect
for his sterling worth. Dr. Evans of
Clinton is a son oe the deceased ana
accompanied by Mr. J. W. Newcima,
be attended the fteieral, which took
place on Monday.
ED. TAYLOR -143LECTES SHERIFF.
• Mr, Ed. Taylor, a native of Hal-
lett- and •nephew of Mr. Andrew Tay-
lor. of -Clinton, •has beeti, elected sha-
m of Rolla county, North Dakota.
His predeceseor was his brother An -
dam -who leld the office for two
totems. Mr. Taylor - went out to Nor-
th Dakota about sixteen yearei. a,go
and appears to be climbing the poli-
tical ladder quitesuccessfully. He is
a Democrat.
AN EVENING ON LONGFELLOW;
The Y. W. Guild' of Wills eliAr-
ch had "Alt .evening with the • Poet
LongfelleW" oi IVIonday. There was
a goodly 'attendance of the members
and friends and to. listen to the pro-
gram was noth pleasant .and edifying.
Miss Clara, Olsidley gave all essay'en
the poet, -Miss Lily Goats- a solo,'
and. Miss': Jessie, .0-No11 a; reading.,
On. the eveningof the 217th the wiliId l give give a Patriotic -.Social. •
EDUCATIONAL SE/MONS.
The wpa1ircr4 of It Sale* was
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unfavorable but laxte oongtegations
attended theecrvicesein the WA/waist;
churches. Rev. Dr. /Potta is always
a •great drawing card, as Many who
heard him in the a. in. in the Ont -
aria street church Went across to
Wesley in Alai evening for another tr-
eats Rao all.‘, MeCeitrius of •Listawel
also powerfully pre*,bited the neeataeof
education,. The collectiose were:
LITTLE LOCALS ea.
Mrs. Robinson of the Huron klaad is
very ill. 4v?‘
Hoover & Ball have ordered a rub-
ber -tired hearse. Nothing but the
best will satisfy them. '
The S. A, boata,eks will be re -op-
ened on Thursday evouina, the 20th
inst.. with a social entertainment,
Mr. A. P. Gundry, t,he new princip-
al of the Collegiate Institute, has
rotted Mr. J. Tayler's, cottage on
Ontario street.
Mr. W. Hobbs, who is in. Rho em-
ploy of Mr, 3. Taylor as shoemaker,
ias rented the CHOI cottage on Ise
a;ac street and has moved in his fain-
ly from Londesboro where they lived
for several years. •
The Pastime Club will give a dance
in their clubrooms to -morrow evening
Mrs, G. D. Ballard has disposed of
her stock of groceries and boots ,and
shoo to Ciledhill Bros. of ;Kincardine,
lt is 'understood: that the Orttaeio
•Legislaatire will net on Tuesday,
the fifteenth day pf January.
The three members of the Lucas
farnioy who were ill,' iii•e lecoyering,
Mrs. Alex. Nellans and her daugh-
ter, wilco have been critically ill, are
now fetich be•tter, ti e many itionils
will be much pleased lei, hear.
'The ratepayera of Goderich earned
two money bylaws on Saturday, one
al:eating a loan of fifty tho.usand. dol-
lars to a I‘linneipode eonipaity and
the strand giving the Jackson Mfg.
Co, free power to eatablish a clothing
factory.
• AN ENJOYABLE HOLM:eV,
A BELL BOY.
• `.-tA. Bell Boy" is an .extremely funen
.bunele of mimic, Pretty maidens and.
laughablo aituations that ' is biILd
for a One niglit's..,eagagement in the
town hall next Monday evening, This .
show is recognized tohe a. winner.
,The title sale:. ol. the raisphievous-
Belt Boy is in the hands of the clev-
er young 'comedian, Mr. John Galvin
-to see him °nee is to want to gee.
him -again. He is - able -assieted 11Y
• Miss Ella Galvin, the chanting sing-
ing sombeette. This clever and up-
to-date shear fit • foe slay.' taily and
hetatailtitem A,thaission 2.5e, 35c and
WHO= WILL BE MaYOR '.•
.Severat names have,- been mentionee:
'lit connection witti ex t year's . in ay Ma
• any, Softie of ',hose- featkene of
Id fill, the chair hitt ' -thers Voy.
indifferently so. The • News.-Reeer 1
woad like to .see M. W. J. laiiefey.
head 'sof the. council far :lease tee
}wain:. no • authority for .s.aying that
• he ,would. accept the'. position ;: in fact
we axe •ratlajr afreid ae 'Went: bat if
he, consents to de ee; text: year s
'ouneil will wilt .consideraaty more
.credi : than this y eat a lies done• .
What-1Na. Paisley Mahe:tato to • klia
Ise edoe,s well: :I he t save =s 1i1C.CtS
be in good 1 1111 i ib nil for
Maybe lot. pr.
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AT THE HOSPITAL:.
• Mas, Charles. mew, *ha terletaveat
an operation at thohosPitan rectileay
is row:tiring, rapidly and it, ia expect-.
ed that • she Will be altle to retuin.
home- the forepart.of the weela
Sampson,- section' fetemica at
Londeaboro, • upon. when 'an operatioe
was Perforated for ape:Men:Ws with
aliscesses, is not impraving as rapid-
ly as 'the doetors would like, The
is caused by the seeondary for-
mation. of abseeseea in other pasta
of the body: , •
'Mrs: •Nelsom Irvine of •S
bexta, whose 'friends litre et 11 ;.,13 r end ;
in ehe Kincardine distaticte is it pat-
ient at the hospitalwhere she, under-
went a: serious: operation the 'Other
day. She is now improving eatisfaete
eirily and it/ is; exorated that she Wilt
able.to return to yet llama in a•
short tinae„. Mrs. Irvine* is a niece el
the 'Messrs. Switzer of Ciodeeteit'ina
M,EETING OF PRESBYTERY,
The Preebytery of toren held its
tegalar November meeting in Unioa
church mange., Brudefieldt on Tuesday.
The. most. important lissiness Was the
consideration of remits, from, the Gen-
eral Assembly.• Of these, one respeet.
ing• thti queatton of Union with • the
MethodiSt and the Congregatimal
climates,- chiefly - 0redup16d the time. of
the Presbytery. As the document
pont down, from the Assembly 'Com-
mittee oti ,Union Wan intended for the
infoamation of session,s and congrega-
tions. It, was deeided that •pastors
should it their cotiveitieneee take the
• necesear kteps to eonvey this inqam-
ation. Mr: Small of Auburn was ap-
pointed moderatot of the Seasion of
• St. Andrew's cburcb, Myth, during
the vacancy and Die MeLean, late
Pastor of that congregation, eva.$ con-
• tinued in the office as. clerk of the
Presbytery with. an. allowance of
$1,00 a 'yeardurina his incumbeney-
The Huron •Auxiliary ot the Wo-
ineit'e, 'Foreign Mission, Society, which
was holding its anitual mediae; in
the adjoining dwelt prorated a re-
port of its woke :luring the past
year. This was fe.und 10 be in every
• reepeet encourageing. The Presbytery
:expressed, by resoluiliohs,. its eittis-
faction with the *Work dope., its grat-
itude to God for ilwablessing which
had attended the Society's enorts,a,bil
its earnest prayer that, His blessing
might be continued in the future. 'i h-
is resolution, and the greetings of
the Posbytery were! forthwith cOn-
• veyed to the Society by Dr. iSteSsacts
• REv. J. GREENE.' .
00,,'• Friday elast Rev. J. Greene
.retiatie.d 'front' a.. theee nioaths' • tiip
through •the W.eetera proVincesatod in
to the. Coast.... At many 'places ' en.
route he anet witli friencla 'of bygene'
years, all of. Whom•Were glad to.meet
him: for • recielleetisim Al this • swarthy
minleter.Of • the gospel is atom .in thc.
mentory of .:hundreds of those to hon
he mi1Jsered in various fields of lab-
or throughout Western °Maria
the past forty years. :Ur, Greote. en-
joyed the trip very mean end it hest
dote biln good ,physically as NVOI... as
.broadened his knowledge • Of •tias,t
"Greater Canada 'beyond the
Varna.
• Rev. Mr. Graham of Goderich prea-
ched Miseionary sermons in the Meth-
odist church. last Sunday. There will
be no service in this church next
• Setalay eve:Mita so that the conere-
gregation may join their Presbyter-
vialeTThds
ehsofiB'eulastk aKttheir anniversary ser-
night addressed a maze
tin,g held in the town hall Q11. Tues-
day evening. He is in the employ of
the Dominion Alliancrr and is labor-
• ing in the interests of Local Option.
Theauniversary services in eon -
maims with the Presbyterian church
take placle next Sunday with the, Rev.
Mr, Stewart of London as the prea-
cher. He has the reputationeof being
ao eloquent speaker sie that. a treat
• is assured all who attend. it .is ex-
pected that the capacity Cif the th-,
urch will be .taxed both *morning and
evening.
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Summerhill.
Miss. Petrie has 'been engaged as
teacher of our school for 1907 ata
Salary 'of $400, an increase of $100
over what she is now receiving.
Rev.. Mr, Kerney, the new incum-
bent of this ' parish, preached his fast
sermon in 'St. Peter". churcif 'last
Sunday. • _• •
• Mrs. Chaxles Lovett, . we are glad
to hear, is soinewhat better.
Mr: and Mrs. James Southcombe of
Hullett have returned. froin Maratobit:
, •Mr. James McDonagh,, contractor,
Blyth, was .in our NAllago thiS week,
There still remains some threshing
to do in this neighborhood. Frank
Layton of Tuekersmith has. &page of
the outfit which did the job for W.
• J. blel3rien the other day. s
The good 'poople• of St. Peter's
'church are 'talking of having • an oyst-
er supper at an early date. •. •
.Mr. E.: Butt- .has returned from
another business " tail) to :lie West.
We are sorry to. hear that Mr,
Thee, 13iggin is confined to the house
this week (ming to illness.
:•Miss• Maud Tyner visited Leadbuey
friends; last week. .•
'Miss Winnie •Thompson and Miss
,Georgina Areartay, : teachers, • Blyth,
Visited idyl -WS- in this section , on
-Saturday and Sunday. *. • •
'Mr:, Albert Wallace reeelired a, -tele
geam from North Batileford, Sask.,
the other day:- which' stated, that his
'mother wea bet that she was so
anximis to get holm, that sbo .would
start as aeon, as she. Was able, • .
• A fowl supper ,will be given, on
rtiday evening of next • week under,
the ausiiices •of St. Peter's charch.
Supper will he furnished: at the houie
a Mr. J. W.• Hill •from 4 to 7.30
o'clock after. tvItich an entertainment
will falai place in the- Orange hall.
.4 good time. is.'assured. •
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Hullett. Township. .
Mrs. Joint Satidereee"c•hie ref. -tined
mates, in this vicinit.y. •
from a three months' , visit .witlf
friends m 'Manitoba.' ,
• .Mr. Wm. Kmat: has bought. et. 'barn
ht East Wawanosa'ani is, takingit
down for removal to hisplace. here
• on lite eighth coneys:eon. •
The: oyster sunner in Con-
stance last Thursday • evening was .
• great success.
•
McKillop Township..
J. 141, Hackwell•offere. his farm and
chattelfor sale as he intends 'going
out to .Baitisle Columbia to reside.
Mattlhew Stafford is getting poor
health •ab present, infect ec Las been
in delicate healthall set -Innen
---,arm 'railway, teeing fromthe east
',nsatt come to a point within three
-
miles of Walton..
Mrs. .J. E. Irvine wed Mrs. II. J.
*Bell are away on a* visit to Mus-
koka. • '
George ,Roe is still working at the
job of clearing land and cutting cord-
wood which he took from John Ben -
limit* -is year ago.
Miss l3eIla. Haekwell has .gone to
visit her brother William in Strat-
ford..
Blake
Stanley Township
Tho. Woman's Missionary, Souiety of
Goshen alethodiat elitireh packed a.
bale of clothing_ at the home of :Kea.
John McKinley 'of Goshen Line . one
day last week. .
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cole of (leder.
,township woos gueSta .at the •homo
.")Klastytsbe. . of. 1' 4Btlatehyr :1,sens-1 tienre' Sajlat
Wo are -glad ,to report. that :Miss
Lola Dawson of Babylon LiPe14a5 tat
covered from her reerateillness.
Mr. Nathan .Peak Of ./-1vaiorth,
aecompanied by his 5011et3ert, spent
Satarday on; Babylon Line._
,The trustees of S. S, No, 13, Stan-
ley • have engaged Me. Melvin Keys, of
Babylon .Line as teacher for the year
1006.
• Potter's :Hill
-Miss Daisy Cuerie sis visiting' at
Hall Rutledge's. '
Mr. Harvey • Alexander and Miss
•Mabel Alexander spent Sunday at
Mr. "George .Vareclerburghase • .
. -Miss Jordan ; spent a few days hist
week with her sister, Mrs. W. J.•
Curate.. •
The apple packers are about thro-
ugh packingan this diktrict. • They
have had a long slege of ire.
Mist; Prottdfoot of •Goderielt is -spen-
ding a few -days with her friend, Mae
• Pearl Newton,
Miss Fatale Potter from Zien
City has been renewing old acquaint-
ances.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Boyce MVO.
returned from the West where they
had been spending a few eamithe.
Farmers have about completed theta
ploughing and now are preparing for
winter.
The sale im Wednesday Was largely
itittended and 'things sold well. Mr.
Dawson iutends to spend a year in
the. West and leis rented his farai
for that term to Mr. Brisson., Mrs.
DOWSOn will accompany him.
Mr."Edward Boesenberry of Zurich
paid an °Mal Visit to our burg 011
Friday lent.
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• Mr...Frank Murray of Detroit is vls-
:Iting friends in thisaVieinity's • •. ' •
Mr: Lobb and sisterst of Hohnesville-
vigited •at• Mr. • John Cox's aa See-
,
iVir, Wm.• Stogdill Jr. put up a piece
ef;Frost fencerfoe Mr. John McKinley,
of Goshen. Line last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt. Bates, of BAY -
field Road spent Saturday evening at
the • home of Mr. and Mrs,. W. 1..;
Ke§s of the Babylon Line, •
Rev. Mr. Graham. of Goderinh prea-
ched the missienary.setiateis 111 Gos-
hen Methodiet church on Sunday mor-
ning..
The' trustees of No, $ school' haVe.
Wed' Miss Hester Artneteong Qf the
Brawnson 'Line for the next year,
Mrs. Sam, Pollock of La. Riviere,
Marie, is at present lying 111 of ty-
phoid fever at the home of •Iier bro-
ther'Mr. Calvin Dawson of tin Gos-
hen Line. She was. taken 111 as her
way home -Three el her .raildren ac-
companied her. • • .
Miss Viola Burnside, who has been
ill with pneumonia-, is able to be colt
again. •
Miss .Emma. Peck has rciaitned from
visiting with bet cousin,. Mrs. , Wil-
liam •Dowson. of 131akes
• Mr. R. 'MeCorkenctale of London
who haS been out :West .11tie fat, -has
returned. to 1117... .James .Boyee'ss
Mr;. R. MeCorkesidale, -and hie wife
and 'child have gone. to Loaders wh-
en) they will Skutt the winter. They
iotend going Went in, the Sprieg.•
• Miss Annie Stepheneen, Who has
been: staying ,with Mrs. -William Tay-
lor;..has• rammed beam. .•
Mr. Arch; MeDougall hap a gime
'sick' with paralysis bat it is . iniprov-
lrig
slowly. .
The Misses Pickard e who were in-
jured. a 'few. Weeks age by beingoe-
get out Of a !buggy, are ..improVing
.
•The Enwortb Lave
visited • Bethel League last Friday
tight. Rev. Mr. • Swam' was
man and the Hohnesville Leave
rrlz-
dered. 'a choice, Program of singing
and recitations, The tepid was given
by Mrs. Will Pickard. Alter tne• ben -
Was• Memouneed the two
Leagues enjoyed a, •social half-hour.
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Hullett Township.
• While swee.pingsome straw off the
roofl of his father's barn, Master Aus-
tin Dexter took* •a slide, and landed'on
terra firma, semis twenty feet froni
1140starlingpine. Ile is uursing
sprained ankle as a result. • .
The eat° of 'Mr. George, Irwin's was
well attend on Saturday. Horses
and young stork sold well. Mr. John
P.' Dale -boaght, one of the farms and
Mr. 'Warn Scott bought; the village
lot. The homestead was not sold. *
The ehattele of the late Santee Ap-
pleby Woe sold on Monday, and velar
fair Pritses Were realized. '
Mr, William Dunlop a is returning
from the West. Ho has been farming
there for three years, .titit don not
like it as well as Hullein - ,
Nelson Sanders' has returned from
Seaforth, Where lie has beta Woking
• for some time. •
Miss Effie Hunter has been re -et -
gaged for next year as t•earaer for
Brandon school.
Ma Geo. Hesk is not improving
any, and no hopes are ratertained
•or his•reravery. •
Mise Mabel Livermore of the Len -
don Rola is visiting bee ord sehool
Hohnesville.
The Hall litotheas of Clinton speut
a few days with Mr. Canielice ;sea
family.
• Miss Maggie Marchick of Brucefield
spent a few. days .with her aunt, Mrs
Lew. Tebbutt.. • .
• Miss Fanny Potter of Chicago is
the guest of her friends iv and aro-
und the tillage...
• •Mlis L. McCartney .w.as. ,he guest
f lier niohet.oi. Monde
• pr. Howell of Fairviens, Michigate
was the, guest of Mr. Robt. Aelsegoe
and family for a few. days test week.
Mr. Wm. Stanley andwife were
ttrests of Mrs. .Eleoat of: Tuckersinith
one day last week. • '
Ills:. R. IV, McKenzie. and, Wife Of
God:tricis.pente Saturilay Mrs
Holmes. .
. The trustees, of • Methodist church
have let the contract of .'.buildinie
a new porch at heck Of ehuiteli • for
"Tolide: onrialeiy6alfriende. of. Mr, 14'lionias•
Potter will be pleased to know. .ihat
he is slowly regaining his health. '
•• The League was invited te Visit
the Porter's Hill League but, only a
limited number was. a,ble to. go: Those
wbo: went report haaiieg spent a
Profitable time together. .
1Vliss Eveline McCartney has. been.
laid up with an: abscess on her arm
but ettin better again.
. New Advertisement4,..
Who Needs a Watch -W. IL Helly.ar
for Fur Coatseal•Ralgens.
Silk Ends 19e-Hodgens Uros.
-Fur Weather - Newao1111)01F• • it
Less • Than Cost -Tozer 44.
We Give. a Guarantee -A. J. Grigg ti •
Money Lositi-W. S. •R: Holmes . 0'
Second -Hand. Piano -j. II, Chellew: 5-
Ross' Furse -Dundas St . ... a.2
Big Clolthierea-PoplestentestGaNiner
Increased Salels-W. Taylor •ets. Son 4
PUTO Honey -A. D. Ileatoni. • 1,51
• Bayfield.•
Rev. Hines, of relaite /torch praa- ^
ched to the Orangemen On Sunday.
Mr. G. II. Ilewson was in Torolitia
the past week on business.
• St„•Sitdrew's Switilay school purpo-•
stis holding their Xmas Tree on Dee -
ember 25th.
. Miss Leann Erwin returned home
last week• after spending the oast
two months at London..
Mr. T. Weatherald of Goderich was ..
lin•rfor
ileech
tlsevillaigelLstiit.veek surveying. .
oali
Mr. and Mrs. Little spent .Sunday
at tha lat's borne • in. Tuckersraith.
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Mrs. John McLeod returned! hotne
lash week being absent at Galt the
.ter
past faw weeks nurslitg a fever' pat,
ient
Erwin, Who were in the West tim
past summer, returned home on Sate
• Messrs.. Richard Bailey and Georgia.
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• Master Harley,. Atitwood .. left en
Monday for Owen Sound.
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M. and -Ws.- .Jamea Parsaio of
Hillsgreen spent Sunday with las.
mother, 'Mrs, Pareons. • •
Miss C. .Parsens, who vent • the .
past feW 'months at Ifillsgreen, raf2.
turned *home, this 'week. •
•W, Robinson of •Seaforth was it .
the village oncday laSt week •
oa •
business.. • • • .
Mr. Thomas Elliott has otte
his .,bueiness. of tinware and. hardware
to, Mr, Worsell pf Goderich who ta.- •
Yes possessien at once.
Mr. James, Macdonald, who spent
• suanner .here, left last weele.
will remain fer a shoat time- With. his
the. Ile :
daighter, Mrs. John Torrance' isf. .•
eton before -spending the winter 'wittt
• his. eon- James of Washington, D,
• Mr. •James Johnston retarned last.
1 week to s.pend , the winter afte'r ba-
ting absrt the past two. years. .•
1 Milestone, Sask. •
• • lEirneefielfl •
• Mr.. James Williams, who. has been.
the 'Grand Trunk gecticin for some
time., has resigned and. taken a .pliets
with 'Mr. Alex. Mustard.
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Mrs. (Dr.) Rogers has., returned
fram London., -somewhat improved in.
• heailiteh.R. •
• . Hothain is 'on. he ,sick.'• iiSE--
• n
• but nett seriouslyso. •
.• Th6 ihany...friends. -.Mt. John -
Queen will be glad AO' eeheat. thathea ,
is able to be earn 'once anare:
Mrsf...;,McKeller Blyth has , acen•••
visiting her cousin, Mrs. 10.bert Mar-
dora. • •., .'• e. •
1: The meeting' Of. the Huron PreshYs
terse mei; also of the Heron Preebyter-
ial was beicihi:teion clititen on•rruat". •
. s.day. ' • ' • •, • • . „
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Mc, )41.. C. arley ot the Sovereign
, Bank visited. hie home in 'reeswater
. the past week e , •• • •• • • ., •
, On Wednesdayo! lagt week the 'nor.
th-bouna freight • struck J. Madeira
?lee: raw and iejared her rather .bad-
ly. • ' • .• • '
'• Mr., •• Eberhardt has '•gleion tat
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Lontteihoro..
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•• Wm.. Hobbs,beet end ehoe • .maker,
moved his family to Clinton . last:
week where he. has taken' a position .
With J: Taylor. . •. .
Gpo.. Snell is taking, Charge,. of •the
caretaking in ate Methodist church.,
. •
J. D. :Melville is enjoying his .an•
• nual outing in Muskoka wilds.
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A. F. Johns •spent ,`;iinitav witb• fits
ends in Auburn.
A pleasant social eveaieg Was
bY thn members of the b'pWorth
ague on Friday evening, •. .•
The Etkart, family of •intigiciana will
• give a conoert in theltIothodist. chur-
ch on Saturday evening.
The teachers in .botb 'departments
of oarschool have been, re-engaged
for next year at an increase in, sal-
ary, the principal, Mr. • Beater., to re-
ceive; $500 the assistant Miss Hest-.
.011 $3.50. •
threshing and .epened• • Ids, blacksmith
sserhovpe.s: folta
e .islia
abgaolpaodntrieoenhaTel.c and dee.
Mrs. R. Rotiatt..was'on th.e sick
list last weeli. . • : , •, -
Mas. Black • and Miss Currie of'lot-
onto townShie have been visiting ;thee
ir aunt, WS. W. • Ple,tves,• •
- Miss: Bell -Ross is now attending
'Clinton BuSiness..college. • •
The train hands say. that or
nesday ef last week 'there were. fifty
•ralttle on the railway track between
Leaden •and Brucefielch This u givoi
as a reasoa for :the train being so
late. Twelve of the Cattle were sent..
to I.,1 e mend
Mr. Robert ,AlcOartney intends go-
ing West where his brother located
sonic time -ago: •
' • .Goderich Township.
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. .Mr.''and Mrs. Win, conaell of . ,the
.11.th ton. were a, few days ago vis
. -
Ring . his • brother Philip. ear Owen
1 Sounds. Needless .to sa'y, they had a
very pleasant time.
. Port Albert. 1 • The Sunday se400l, on the fOth
„ • eons has been closed for the seamy.
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Mr. Harry. Bennett and Miss Lottie The trustees, of S.' S. Noll, ies
Bentiett left for Chicago for „the win- the -10111 cou., are nuttier in a fur -
ter. . • •nace. Coal they very rightly thihk
Mr. John Schoeishals, oar miller ex-
pects, another car load of Man:Rohe
wheat this week,
Threshing is aliout at its end for
.1006. in this potion.
Mrs. Thos, Stewart is very low at
time ot writing ; her death is looked
for • any hour.
The concert and supper in the Eng-
lish church was a fair success on
is cheaper and easier to handle •Lh.t,n.
wood. By the way "Miss Copp has
been re-engaged fot 1,1101 at, a salary
of. $44a, a conside.ea;ble adult:ea 0113r
this year's stipend. Miss Conp is a
good teacher.
Auhurn.
Tutaday last and' the chair was ably
filled by the Rest. Mr. Gunn of,
on.
• Hugh Stewart had the misfartune
to .get his engine, done ap for the
time being during the past week by
letting the water get to Iow hi the
bolirr and then by burning oat the
crown sheet and flues. It doesn't do
to get into too hig a hurry
slow but steady wins the tact.
,
Mise .Maggie Small has returned tO
her !tonic id Toronto after spending
a few' weeks with 'Miss, Sadie Carter.
Mr. elobas of ,Lotalesboro visited
E. Robertson last •Strialay. ••C,
Miss Erma Symington accoMpanied .
by Mr. Worsen spent Sunday at •
home.
Munro and Asquith hat's, !Iteiated of
anotherecarload of evaporated applca.