The Clinton News Record, 1912-09-12, Page 4Clinton News -Record
September 12th,,I912
1319th
Mr. W. M. Newcombe has Tone to
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;he west.
Charlesworth • i • visiting 'i g
Mrs 73, 0. Ghailesworth is unit nb
• ina
Breeds Hamilton, Welland and
Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall have gone to St.
Paul, Minn,, to reside.
Mx, Harvey °C, Gidlev, son of Mr
y
and Mrs. S. H. Gulley, was married
recently to Miss Annie Wyatt of
New Liskeard. -
Macpherson Bros,have sold their
hardware store to Mr. William Moore
who comes . from Arthur, Messrs.
Macpherson intend going into basin-
sss 10 the west'':
Mr, James Dodds, assistant mana-
cr oC the Cordon Mackay CompanyCourt•
of 'Toronto, visited his mother n
town recently.
Mr, John Emi g'h has 'one on an ex-
Eone
tended visit to, his daughter, Mrs.,
Jackson of Ponolka, Alberta, and will6
probably go on to the coast before
returning.
vlrs, L. G. Me'I'a art and little
t SS mother in
son visited the lady'sConnell,
Clinton last week:
Goderich Township
After` a lingering illness Amos B.'
h
Cole, second son of Mr., T. H. Cole
of the 10th con.; yuccunbed to the
rim ren .er on Sunday : at
g P evening
London, whither he went a ;few
weeks a o far medical treattnont'
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During his weary months of suffering
and weakness he received every' carecur
;;
and everything that was possible to
col(f) 'as done to stave oil aha riiroads
w
rife disease, tut al'1 in yarn: Phe
remamc were brought to the home -y
ste�id on Monday and on Tuesday af-years
tvrno n the funeral.took lace ,
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Clinton cefnetery, the _services being
conducted by Rev.C. E. Jenkins, the
rector of St.'Patil's church,' Clinton.
,
Norman Welsh is to Clinton(i
hospital where he underwent an op
oration. Ile has since done splend;
idly and will be able to return hoynp
of these days, indeed it maythe
ori Friday. Wey s, i glad to be able to
say this,
Among those from this township
who attended the Fair an Londond
'this week wire :Air. and Mrs. William
Mr. and Mrs, Fred. Ford,
Mr. and Mrs, George Crooks, Mr.
" HOlme8YIl]e
Miss P7 ma ourt'co returned" on
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Saturday -after a pleasant fortnight's
visit'in Buffalo and Kane, Penna.
Muss Lulu Mulholland setuxnod,
home on Wednesdayfrom a -visit with
friends t❑ Detroit.Canada;
Dr. ' T. Holmes of Detroit visited
his brother and sister, Mr: R: J, ,and
Miss D. A. Holmes, on the old home-
stead here and also with friends in
oilerich for few days recentl
G ° a ,wy
De and Mrs. Couctice.of Meth-
°ridge, who have been visiting the
former's parents here, Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Courtice; and other friends in
the .art for some time, for their
r o meleft
western home Friday morning, Dr.
accompanied his sister on a
visit to Buffalo and Kane.
Rif h d. Lavin, who so narrowly
escaped death a few weeks ago bythe
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caving in of a Well ho was digging at
Denmiller, is now able to be aboutsidered
and in light labor,
Rev, and Mrs. McCormick and
on Saturdayafter
child returne a
three -weeks visit with Trowbridge
friends. Rev, Mr. McGillivra• y of
Stratford : very acceptably supplied
BagitielCl
Oa Sathrday last another
morning et
of the, early settlers of Bayfield pass.,'
ed to his long'home in theerson of
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Mr; R(011 1 Ilatle after some months
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illness. He v✓as bora in the city oP
Hull, Yorkshire, England,,. in 1837,.
so had' reached he three-quarter con-
mark. When a young man lie
Y y g
left ins native land and emigrated to
the United States and for twoyears
COrisitt Spilth
Aquietwedding`-
was solemnized, at
the Main Street M°thodist personae,
Exeter. b A. g
r kho'hte , Lr. G, Power t i-
Se ptember;ird. Tin; cubit a t' g
i rr c mb pall
res were M o Plorenca`L, Snath and
Mr, Wm. Ooneitt Doth ti Lia
f y., Mr.
,and N,, Oonsitt left on the morning-
train for Pot onto, On their return
they will settle en the groom's farm •in
tiny 'Pownshrp.
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Mrs, H. H. Taylor of Chicago, -was
fatally injured when the motor ,car,
which she"ryas drrvin a set fn
b y a_
ditch near Wheatley. '
f3ie, Mo nits rebels attaudce'd O in-
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a ga` and Illutetl Status troo s wer
P o
ordered to the scene of the fighting,
Mr. John ] Iiedinonfl has isssUpd
an appeal for more funds to his sup-
porters •itt •She United States.
Lloyds Boni.. agreed to advance
China 850 000 000 for fort i it
The redistribution bill may be de-
la ell for'another year.owing to Tec
Ypress
of Government bushtesa.
Gcof; e loll, Past Grand Paf tnarch
of the drl 1 ✓ f '
0 ft lov s and or. o tht most
, members �f the order in
prominent z o o n
ding at Ottawa.
Two more British aviation officers
were killed this wick by falling 000
feet,
.t
was employed in the shipyards at
Buffalo as carpantor. Over tarty
ago he came to Bayfield which
continued to be his home until the
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final summons came.. Ile took part
To Narrow Up Roadways.
Governor Cartof of Iowa purposes
that country roads in his State, which.
are now 00 feet wide, be narrowed to
+ Y years
5 Percent, interest. The Toronto Board of Police Com -
Mayor Gaynor of New 'York who , missioners have suspended Peotor
p Tnsp
was a witness at thc Aldermanic'° in- of Detectives Duncan until after an
sir rlefeniied the
q X' pollee force. I investigation.
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in municipal matters and was for rev-
'our
40 feet. Ile says this would makepcis-
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oral terms a'Ingather of village Bible the turning to agricultural ao-
council. He en a ed in business for counts of 300,000acres of hind now need-
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lessly
lessly used m roadways and valued at
a number of years but of late years $30 300,000. A similar proposal is being
his time has been devotedlto (arming, considered in Kansas, where rands
He accumulated in a long life ,of in- are 00 feet wide.
dustry a goodly share of this, world's The proposition, remarks an ex-
change, is that be
Our Specials
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goods, He issurvivedby his wife, one might well con -
in Ontnri°. A highway 40 feet
whose maiden name was Mary C'leave,, wide, wouldlesseo the areaovei which
Arid their (our sons : John at Loth- weeds have to be kept check without
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bridge, Alta,; Richard at Winning- commensurate return to the land
ton ; Alta.; Robert, manager of the avaihible for pieduetion.
GRANITE WARE IN 3 SPECIAL BARGAIN
LOTS.
Sterlfug Bank at _Bayfield and Varna,
a funeral
and Thomas at home.. ' The
took place on Sunday afternoon 'to >FIeM8aII
Bayfield cemetery, the services at
house and graveside' being conducted Mr. Alf. Clack of Toronto is spend.
by the Revs. Condell and Riede. The ing a holiday at his home in town.
Mr. -Threes Sparks of Ingersoll has
pallbearers were : James Foley, John been .visiting his mother.
Falconer, Thomas Cameron, John Mrs. Yungblutt of Waterloo has
Ferguson, Richard Weston and 'James been visilingher daughter, Mrs. Jame s
Sturgeon. Bonthrnn.
- , .; Dr, •Blaehfnrd of the State of Mich-
Mrs. A, E. Erwin is visttity, friends igne ,has been visiting friends in the
in Wfngham this week. vicinity:
two Mrs, Flick of Unbnrnels the guest ofp
Mrs.- Wallace Johnston and. hearl
children lett on Tuesday for therm r son, Itev, R: Hick at the pat'son-
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home at Corinne, Sark., after spend- Miss Jean Ingram has gone to Lon-
a month with friends in and con to take a position.
about Bayfield.. Mrs. T. Murdock is visiting her
those Mrs. Campbell of Zurich.
Lot No, L Your choice for 50 cents SEE THEM
IN OUR
Lot No. 2. Your choice for 2a rents
IBIG WINDOW
T.1.EACH ON COUNTER
Lot No. 3. Your ehoiee for lh cents
• } in OUR STORE
The above will comprise nearlyy article manufactured in
t•anite ware. such as : every
Water buckets, teapots, cotiee,pots preservingkettles; milk pans,
bread pans with cover, dippers, tea sleepers, udding pans, ash
basins, rico boilers, Rance ane, chnmberacovered alis, oval meat
p
- dishes, dish pans,' jellymoulds collanders,'' soupbowls - pitchers.
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Please nnderatand thatgoods are'eli fitly damaged but are
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big value. Only thoee that interest themselves -to see will ever know'
the great value they are at the price,
•—A PATTERN FREE—
Bert Murphy and Miss Murphy; Mr.
William Crooks.
the Methodist pulpit during the pas-
tors absence.
Mr. Charles Baker of Clinton, has
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Stanley Township
been' busily engaged painting the out-
side' of the Mathoiiist church and its
appearance i's being greatly flnproved.
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Miss Mamie 1VLcConnell of Pittsh erg,
Pa, 'is visiting at the home of her
brother, Mr. Alex. McConnell, for a
few tvicelcsr
.Mr. and Mrs, John Turner of Sea-
forth spent Sunday at the Homo of
Treasurer Reid.
Miss Lottie Elliott and sirs. „
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Gibson have returned from askatoon'dangbter,
where Miss Elliott spent the past
few inoni ts. Mrs. Gibson trill re-
main for some time.
Miss Christina Montieth of '$e it
ford s tent a. few days visiting friends
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,n the ytrmlty.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reid of
Bxucefield were week end visitors at
the haute of Treasurer 'lteici.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Reid of : theMiss
Fora
Mrs, (Rev.) Courtice, who has
,teen visiting Mr, and Mrs. A, J;
Courtice' and other friends elsewhere
for several weeks, left on Fridayto
join her husband at St. Peter's, Minn.
he has taken a charge,
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The farmers are geti}ng'teady for
fall wheat sowing.
Miss Frances Jenkins of Clinton
and Miss - Lillian Lawrence of Ottawa
were theguests of Miss Emma Cour-
flee on Tuesday.
I)r. A. J.'and Mrs. Howell of De-
ford, Mich., spent a few days last
week the guests of the latter's moth-
cr, Mrs. R. Acheson.
Among the t rsitors to the Western
Fair on Tuesday' from here were :
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NIT. William Stanley, Mr, and Mrs.'
G. Bender, Miss S. Tebbutt arid 0th-
The following are among
from around here who are attendingNLra. D. eh WeT,enn is •visiting fri-
ends at Rochester; N. Y.
the London Lxhfbibfon : Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Geo. Sut.hei}and hes leased the
'F. A. Edwards, Mr. -James Campbell, Alex, Thompson residence nn South
Mr, E. Merner, Mr. H. Darrah, Mr. Richmond street to Mr. White, agent
ante Mrs, James Sturgeon, Mr. James of Zurich, who wilt move to town,
Reid and Mrs, Ross.+
Harlancl Bros.
- Stoves,Hardware and Novelties
Mr, Robert McMurray spent a few
days the win
y past week at the Toronto t $ILam
Exhibition.
Sadler of Detroit has been
visit-'
The big event noyv to look . forward fug her aunt, Airs. A. E, Potter.
Be sure to get your copy of
The Fall Quarterly Style
Parr Line leave this week i'is-
it with friends fn Chicago•
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Mr, William Elliott of Clinton is
touching up with paint the stone
to is the Bayfield Fair. Miss Annie De ell has gone to Tor -
Yonto to accept a position.
Rev. Mr. and 1VIrs. E'aseman of Port Misr Stewru•t and Mt s. Allenby of
Stanley' v' are guests at Miss Fergu- Los Angeles, and Messrs: W m• over al
sons. of Somerset, a in and ate Groves of
Stratford were in (nun attending the
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INVITPTION
Book before making up
any note* garrre .ts, Era it il-
lustrates thelatestauthori-
tative Fall Styles. You
can get the.book at our
gepattcounter.
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Ba field.'
Mr,' Citizens left on Thesday for
Strathroyafter spending 8110 past
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six weelrs at the Iakeside.
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Mr. . tak NI ishoin herah, while
Mr. C. Baker fs doing rho same to
rho wood work•
The many friends of Mrs. W. Pick-
and will be pleased to hear that she
is tin covin although not so rapidly
P S g P Y
as is wished for.
funeral of their mother,Mrs, Duncan
, , , Groves, a former residnt, who died
Tis Gain, Tis Bliss to Die• in Los Angeles last week and whose
g remains were brought here for inter-
'The following lines seemed to fit meet.
the attitude of mind of the late Mrs. , Dudley Holmes Jr , started teaeb-
Kr T. Henry of Hallett when she ing in Relines' School, Turnberry,, on
knew the end was near : Monday.
Miss Annie Barber is teaching in the
Tho flowers again shall spring, room formerly tanght by Mies Cum•
And deck the summer earth', mings,
Again the birds shall sing; , The lutes of Wingham fair are
Sept -20 and 27th.
Awaking ,joy sand mirth f; . Miss harp Santa has returned to her
And everything br,.yahome at' Worth, Texas, after a plea
; •Mid nature's vernal bloom,}
visit MI town the guest of Mrs.
Whilst 8 have passed away— Arthur Haines.'
A slumberer in the tomb, Alias Annie Evelyn Campbell, drwgq_
evening's bulgy hour, ternf 11L•. and Mrs. R. J. Oninpbell of
more 011 rove to stray, tVtlwota, S+Lsk; formerly of VPinghair,
was married recently to Mr, J, W.
When dewy peace has power, Howes of Moosomin.
And zephyrs' sweetly play
To our .many friends in Clinton and surrounding
COUntry is extended a cordial invitation to visit' our
furnished rooms.' ' We show a complete furnished
home. We are delighted to have people ask to go
through.
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You will see a furnished bed room.
11 01 parlor.
a le dining room,
" " hall.
c, "
, r " library.
mn81C room.
Where we demonstrate the Edisonphonographp
and Victor-Vicrola,bring your friends with you and
as often as you wish. The invitation is extended to
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—AGENTS FOR THE LADIES—
—MCMC JOL''RAT!AL AND—
—JbURNAL, PATTERNS.—
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Mrs. Thontas J. Morris of Ottawa
was killed by falling from the unroll-
ed roof of a fdur-story apartment
house where she was cleaninga car-endeavoringhay
pet.
The Western Fair opened at London
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with fine weather and a good attend-
g
anee.
August Renaud was 'killed bya
charge mf shot through his right lung
as he was takinghisgun from a moAt
for boat at Lachine.
Mr. Ed. Levis hat threshed out his
oats and they yielded a cod
ft continued g Drop in
with of the wet weather.
The .farmers hereabouts Ilave been
to "make- while the
sun' shone" by garnering is their
grain during the fine weather of last•
week end and Saturday evening saw
much of It housed. While a ` quantitysnot
of it was not so airy as could be
withed for it is hoped it will thresh
out all right, and the soon r the bet -fro
ter.
Rev. ?Ylr, McCormick was one of
r,. the • preachers at a grand rally ofBy
Grey and l luta old boys, held by the
vale and woodland groan,
0.er hill and flowery •dell ;everyone.'
BRAVE BOY SCOUTS.y-
sweet nature's every scene,
Oh, I have loved you well'. Goderich, Sept, 0.—while burping in
The pure and living rill, the r Iver at the 0. P, R. abutments yes
Solt so, Willie Thompson, the 7 -year -
We- will not askyou to buy but ever
thing is for sale with a price ticket attached that will
meet any competition.
MILLINERY
AND PHONE
DRESSMAKING
READY
No. 7s xo.
WEAR
members of the Union. church, Grey,
on Sunday' week. Tho two town-
ships united in holding the re -union,
which consisted of three services en
Sunday and 'games and amusements
on the Monday following. The pro-
singing as it Des, oldter
g g old son of William Thompson, block -
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The lake so smooth, so still— smith, nearly. met with his death. He
Meet afnli1em of ,repose— started out to seven feet:of water to
No more you'll joy impart; cross to the other tide, Findiegit too
My God, forgive , the tear i far be turned back. He became ex-
boosted and sank.
No more delight ray heart ; bearded
was noticed by Bruce Noble and
My dying_ Irani is near. Bob Clark, two heal scouts, immed•
But whys in hopeless gloom, fatally the scout instinct, "to help the
The Store
of Qualify,
phone 28
s Walker
Puirniture Dealer and Undertaker
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Residence
Phone
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Couch
&Co.
eeeds of the gathering were to go to-
L wards the building fuhtd for anew
church.
The Women's Institute will meet
at, the home of Mrs. Wm. Mulholland
on Thursday afternoon next at the
All sadly sit and sigh ? other- fellow" came to their mind and
There's life beyond the tomb-: went after him. Noble, who reached
Sioi1e
Tliat Slios
hour .of two -thirty... The program
will be In charge of Mrs. George Teb-
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butt and litre. Finlay: As there is
important business to hransaeb, a full
attendanca of the me inters is request-
ed.
him first, was. puled under by the
Ilright worlds above the sky boy but to free
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; struggling managed
There flowers unfacling spring, himself and 'caught him from behind,
There fruits ambrosial grow, With Clarks assistance be was pulled
And choirs angelic spring, ashore, Great credit 18 due to the
et ha s for theft presence of mind. It ilikelt
'drthere—oh, promise ostve scout life-saving medal, the highest
.an
It ravishes my Heart— hoor ahsaoutll cante haoesented witb.thWinghaln Folid friends at last shall meetSfiall
TonRun No ilisk
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We are Showil]g over
this season. This is
. Theyare all newgarments
you here. Nothing but
fl en the best Manufacturers
the famous "Northway"
Look arouDd first and
a' range
then
200
too.
bright,
in
and "Continental"garments.
call
Firsi.
ladies'and misses Coats
of choice we:offer you.
No'left overs to greet
fresh garments direct
the trade. We handle
and see our display.
Clarence Moore of the los!
branch of the tank of Hamilton, has
been transferred to the branch at Set-
kirk, Man.
Mrs. M. McLean has returned to
her home in Detroit after a visit in
bo S Rwith Mr. accompanied
ndm a fs, RntAto
R o p
Detroit for a visiih.
Mr, David Bell of town was wed&
ed on Thursday week to Miss Emma
J. Fotherbill of Past Wawasosh, the
marriage taking place at the home of
the bride's parents..Mr. and Mrs.
meet nd more to part ;��Mr,
And there He dwells, the Friend ,jj���JJJ
Al] honor to Him give, Town HALL
Whose Love can know no end,
Who died that � I might lire.--CLINTON—CLINTQN
No more Vel linger here;
I fain would' be away ;
There's nothing now so dear 2 - NIGHTS r-
As tempt a wish to sfa • S 2
All, all things (air and bright,,
,Farewell, without r asigh. - Sept. 16 and 17
To live in endless dight— ` ----
'Tis gain, 'tis bliss to die 1"
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THE F�NKL
, We have confidence in our
OUP WATCHES as the result
of long EXPERIENCE.
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We guarantee them because
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they are ALL RIGHT both
Death of the Rev. 1 Z-- PEOPLE —12
W. S. Jamieson.
SUPPbRTINGg On Saturday last the funeral tookMR,
as regards QUALITY AND
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We show herewith
of our manygood
and would' be
to ave Ca
Lower pric-
ours means less ;
fIOOdS
An extensive show -Marion
of exclusive dress
the new novelty
costume stuffs are
Bengbaa have taken up their abode in
The stormof Snday week did a
lot of lama a he abouts
and caused a lot 01inconvantence,
Mrs, Merk}ey passed away at the
home of her son-in-law; Mr. li A,
DinSIey,, on Sunday week. A large
family sarviwe.
Mr. R. ' J. Tindall had the thumb
of his right hand badlycut one dayPeterhoro'
gy
recently in Hell's factory.
Mrs. John )rider one day recently
tell from w small table Ironi which
she . -vuas adjusting a curtain., and
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her leg,
g to
Miss Clara Weiler has returned
Toronto after' an extended visit here.
Mr. "Brook Brandon has taken; a go-
sttton m Hanover and loft last week
for that toWn.,
Mr. George G regory left last 'weal:
4o tale a position in the Winnipeg
branch of the Bank of Hamilton,, f
Dr. W. S. Campbell and bride o
Albany, Missouri, were visiting to
last week,
Miss A, Bartliff of Clinton was a
guest of Miss Norma Vanstone for a
few days recently.
place to the cemetery here of Rev.
. EDWIN wEEVEl2
.Walter S. Jamieson of Palmerton. A
prominent minister of the Methodist IN THE STANDARD, PLAYS
church, and for seven a resident of
Goderich. Death was sudden, being 4AMQI LY SAWN"
caused by kidney trouble and heartcilli
Let Us Show You Them •
disease. Mr. Jamieson was born in
aboutfifty-eight ears a o, —and—
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moving with his mother to Goderich °`KENTUCKY SUE"
in earlymanhood. He attended high
school nd completed .his education atR
p ALL SPECIAL, SCENERY'AND
McGill College Montreal. Fie taught EFFE'CiTS..
School for eve years and during his pro-
bationar period was at BavHeld, He PRICE 15e., 25c,, 35c,
had since been stationed at hvueensG
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Jeweler, Cl><nton
Brantford ,• Stratford, uigara-on-the-
lake; Hamilton, Tara, Welland, Hespe-
ler, Chesley, Durham and Palmerton. Goderich Industrial
twenty-nine years ago he was
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ISSUER OFMARRIAGE LICENSE'S.
united in marriage to Miss Susie
Acheson, eldest daughter of J. Acheson Fair.
•of Goderich; and he is survived by his
now bereaved partner and nine child-
ren, namely John A,, traveller, New ' ,
York; Wni, K., buyer for Eaton's, SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
N A
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LAND
Winnipeg; Walter 1.1., of Wood, Gun -
d Co., Toronto ; Gordon, at home ; Performing Ele hants The
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and Beth teachers and Car- hit at T •• ti, and Ottawa.
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Tier Kathleen and Laura, at home.
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He is vise survived by, two brothers,
Wm„ of Meafcrd, and Robert, of St., Great Midway from 'Toronto anddon't
Paul, Minn.'; hv,one sister, Mrs. (Rev,) London.'
D. N. MmCamus, of London,, and a •
a little the best going,but we dcharge
any more for it, A fresh carload just in:
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fascinating enough to
win over every lady to
wear them this season,Miss
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Whatever 1S
fashionable
fiash><t�nable
can be found
here.September
SEAFOR'1'FL.
Work on the now Carnegie public
library theook definite shapeu on Mondayy�
when first sod
William Haiti c was turned by Mr.
y, chairman of the pub-
iia library board in the prasonee of a
of citrz;ens, Phe building will
be of Milton red pressed brick, two
stories high, aerials to be finished' and
ready -,for occupaney:by the first of
of next year.
Maggie
halt -sister, Miss Ma ie Smith,' also of Highland Dancers of the best, '
London. - --
Another half-sister of Mr. Jamiesou,
Ellen Smith, diad on Moeda in Grand Fruit Exhibit:
the to
ismilmonommerms
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and.remains were be ---•
interred at Peterboro'on the falter-, Special rates on the railways.
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noon of the same da as that
, y t on �:
which Mr, Jawiis o- passed away. -
eon, to the Best Exhibition in
Another coincidence is that; the.
weddingg of Mr. Jarnieson's niece, western Ontario: -
Miss Nellie Jamieson, was to take
place last et+ening lit her home at St." September lett, 17th and 18th.
,Paul, Minn.
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