HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1898-04-14, Page 88
Every -Woman
Has a soft spot in her heart fur
Fancy Needlework. Its construction
in all its ininute and dainty details isa
tnark rif refinement aud talent. The
part we take in the promotion and
gratification of this laudable character-
istic of a woman is by no means a small
one. Admittedly we have an excep-
tional assortment of the material to be
used, Stamped Linens in large assort-
ments. Art \Vasil Silks in all useful
colors and shades. Embroidery Hoops
all pi actical sizes made of select wood,
rounded edges smoothly polished and
perfectly :smooth in circle. Small
polished Scissors, the roost convenient
you can use. Art Silk Holders, a
novelty which is economical and ever
ready, keeps your Silk clean and holds
it in a position from which you can at
any time draw a single thread. Any
of the materials used at the lessons
now being conducted in the Council
Chamber by a graduate of the Home
Society of Decorative Needlework eau
be procured from us and the favor of
ir
your patr nage will be much esteemed.
The lesso s are free of charge.
The if. D. Fair Co,
CLINTON.
Often the Cheapest
Always the Best.
Agents Parker's Dye Works,
gnu akdvertionnento.
The number following the name in-
dicates the page on which the ad ap-
pears.
The Tolton Stock—Jackson Bros. (8).
The New Millinery—Bodgens Bros. (8).
What we Gather—Gilroy & Wiseman,
Page (5).
The Prejudice—Allen & Wilson, (5).
Everybody Gets—J, B. Rtunball, (5).
Millinery—Miss Hillier, (4).
You Can—T. Jackson, Sr , (I).
Every Woman—The W. D. Fair Co.,
page (8).
Purely Personal Media
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The Weekly Record of the Coming and (Ming
of ClIntonlans or Persons Known to Them.
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Major Beck was in Clinton Saturday,
Mr. W. J. Ross spent Good Friday in
Exeter.
Miss Minnie Muir is visiting friends
in London.
Mrs. G. Cottle is visiting friends in
Goderich.
Mr. Jas. Hearn went to Toronto on
Monday.
Dr. Wilson, of Winghatn, was in
town Saturday.
Miss Kelly spent Good Friday at her
home in Blyth.
Miss Lena Doherty returned to Tor-
onto Wednesday,
Mr. Fred. Dowser' is visiting his
brother in Detroit.
Miss L. McConnell is visiting ram.
tires in Stratford.
Mr. Thomas Quigley spent Easter at
his home in Hullett.
Mr. A. McKeown is the guest of Mr.
A. Turner, Seem th.
Miss A. McCorvie, of Toronto, is
home for the holidays.
Mr. Walter Turnbull is holidaying at
his home in Milverton.
Mr. B. Sanderson, of Londesboro,
was in town on Monday.
J. Leslie, E. Castle aud H. Kerr
visited Hensall on Friday,
Mr. F. W. Terry was in London
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Emmerton were
in Goderich Good Friday.
Miss E. Hillier, of Goderich, spent
part of last week in town.
Miss Etta Young is spending a few
days with Seaforth friends.
Miss L. McDonald, of Stratford, is
.eisiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Archibald and son Eldrid are
visiting friends in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, of Holmes -
villa, spent Monday in town,
Mrs. G. Swartz spent a few days
with her daughter in Berlin.
Hinchley registered at the Daly
House, Toronto, on Saturday.
Mr, Frank Powell spent the holidays
With his father in Mount Forest,
Mrs. Haggitt, of Blyth, spent part
of last week with friends in town.
Mr. Adain Cantelon enjoyed Easter
with London and Toronto friends.
Mrs. G. McKee, London, is visiting
at her old home, Mr. W. Doherty's,
Mr. J. W. Treleaven, of the Colle-
giate staff, is holidaying in Lucknow.
Masters Lennie and John Cantelon
are holidaying in Goderich township.
Mr. W. Gibbings and Mr. P. Cornell,
of Goderich, were in town Good Fri-
day.
Mrs. Lack Kennedy and Miss McKay
spent part of the past week in Sea -
forth .
Mrs. D. Cita of Goderich, spent her
Easter holidays with her sister, Miss
Armour.
Barrister Proudfoot, of Goderich,
was in town Monday, attending Divi-
sion Court.
Mrs. Pearce, of Seaforth, spent
Good Friday with her sister, Mrs. J.
P. Tisdall.
Miss L. Irwin is spending the Eas-
ter holidays at Mr. John Turnbull's,
Milverton,
Miss Maggie McConnell returned
Tuesday evening from avisit to friends
in Stratford.
Mr, and Mrs, J. McGarva spent Ease
ter Sunday with their daughter in
Ailsa Craig.
Mise Ida Rathwell and Miss Mary
Dowson, of Varna, are guests of Mrs.
Thos. Dowson.
Mrs. J. Prout returned Tuesday
from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Kenne-
dy in Toronto.
Mise Lily Weary, of Goderich, was
in town Good Friday on her way to
,arisit friends in Blyth.
Mr. W. McNaughton returned Mon-
day p.m. from an Easter visit at
Detroit and Chatham.
Mr. J. P. Doherty returned Monday
evening from a couple of days' visit
in London and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Leslie, Esquees-
ing, were the guests over Easter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Howson.
Mr. Hill McLean, Windsor, was the
guest Easter of his brother, E. M. Mc-
Lean, of the Collegiate staff.
Miss Flossie Harriett, of St, 'Mar ys,
spent a few days this week with her
cousin,Miss Clara VVisenean.
Mrs. H. Matties and daughter, of
Hamilton, who have been spending the
Baster holidays with the former's sis-
ter, Mrs. (Dr.) Bruce, returned to
Hamilton yesterday.
Miss Mary Lough is visiting in Man-
chester.
Mise Stout is visiting her home in
Kirkton.
Miss Etta Twitchell is visiting friends
in tiodeeich.
Air, and Mr.. R. ()make were in
Goderich Sunday.
Thos. A. Stevson. Hayfield, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. Reid, of Goderich, spent Sun-
day with Mee. Urcieh.
tMr. Ben Gibbingg returned from his
Michigan teip Monday.
The Misses Richardson, Stanley,
Were in CI hiton Saturday.
Inspector Paisley and J. (1. Miller
were in Seams b Saturday.
Me. and Mrs. R. Johnson, of
ich, visited in Clinton Friday.
.A number of young people, fromBlyth,
Blyth, spent Good Friday in town.
Miss Dingman, of the Collegiate) staff,
is spending the holidays in Stratford.
Miss Taylor, of the Public School
staff, is visiting at her home iu Blyth.
Mesta's. Geo. McRae and R. Foster,
of Seaforth, were in town Good Fri-
day.
Miss Annie Donaldson returned Mon-
day from a visit to relatives in Harris -
ton.
Miss E. Stephenson, of Hensall, is
spending the holidays with her par-
ents.
Mr. R. Herbert, of Seaforth, spent
Good Friday with his sister, MI S. UhiLS.
Wit tS.
Miss L. Johnston, of East WILIVS-
nosh, is spending the Easter vacation
at home.
Mrs. Jas. Seale and Mnstei Earle re-
turned Tuesday from a visit, to
Detvoit.
Mrs. R. B. Callender and fatuity, of
Woodstock, are visiting et her father's,
Mr. 5, Davis.
Miss Addie Steveson, of Egmond vine
spent Friday with her cousin, Miss
Term Matheson.
Mrs. Lehman, Ashcroft, B. C., is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Goodrich,
Bullets, and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Saville spent the
Easter holidays with Mr. and Ales.
Jamieson, Clandeboy.
Miss Jean Campbell, tend-er in No.
3, Stanley, spent the vacation at her
home near Seaforth.
G. Pepall, Toronto, was in town
on Monday representing the National
Despatch Freight Line.
Miss • Lillie M. Doherty, of Tun
NEWS-REeonn staff, visited Goderich
friends on Csod Friday,
Mr. Gen. Runtball, of Port Huron,
is spendiug a fewdays with Itis
brother-in-law, Councillor Ford.
Airs. Straiton and Miss Hall, of Gude-
rich, spent a few days this week with
their sister, Mrs. F. Hartwell.
Deputy Jones spent Easter Sunday
and Monday with friends in Goderich
township and the Cireuiar Town.
J.H. Hannah, G.T.R. Dist rict Freight
Agent with headquarters at Strut fend,
called on .A.. 0. Paulson Tuesday.
Mrs. Hawkshaw returned to Exeter
Monday after spending a few days
with her sister, Mrs. J. 13. Hoover.
Rev. M. D. Coltman. of Toronto,
spent the Easter holidays in town, the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Watts.
Mr. J. W. Moore, after spending
Easter ttt home, has returned to his
position as piano tuner at List °wee.
Misses McKellar and Campbell 're-
turned to Stratford Monday after' a
few day's visit, at Mr. T. Rattray's.
Miss Smith, who has been attending
the Collegiate, is spending the holi-
days at, her home in heeezy Hayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunsinore, of St.
Thomas, were guests of the latter's
father, Mr. W. J. Paisley, over Sunday:
S. L, Holmes, manager of H. & J3's
retail furniture department, Seaforth,
was the guest of C. Carlini:, on Good
Friday.
Mrs. Adam Cook has rented her
residence and leaves next week on an
extended visit to her two daughters in
Michigan.
Mr. Moers, Kingston, promoter of
the Goderich Elevator Company, pass-
ed through on his way to the Circular
Town Menday..
Misses Couch and Gibbings visited
friends In the county town on Good
Friday and Messrs. Sharp, Marks and
Crews did likewise.
Dr. W. J. Kay and Mrs. Kay, of
Attica, Mich„ are spending a sew days
at the old home of the latter, Mr. and
Mrs. John Gibbings.
Mr. John Bell,Blyth, was in town
Saturday on his way to and from
Goderich where he spent Easter Sun-
day with his daughter.
J. C. Sanderson, of the G.T.R., un
Monday inspected the harbor works at
Goderich destroyed by the elevator
fire of a few months ago.
Major Beck, Dr. Holmes and R. Mc-
Lean, the M.P. that is to be, were at
the depot Monday evening, alt on Useir
way home to the Circular Town.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Brickenden return-
ed Monday evening front London
where they had been visiting their
son. They were accompanied back by
a little grandson.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cantelon, went
down to Mitchell Friday to visit their
daughtet. Mr. Cantelon returned next
day, but Mrs. Cantelon remained over
until the beginning of the week.
Miss Arnoldis New York, who is a
guest at the Clarendon, is a grad-
uate of the Home Society of Decora-
tive Needlework, is giving series of
free lessons in the Council Chamber.
Mrs. Thomas Moore, of Hitwksville,
spent a day in Clinton last week, while
on her way to Howick, to attend the
funeral of the late Mrs. Thos. Taylor.
Mrs. Win. Robertson accompanied her
from Clinton.
Mr. Geo, Emerson, Ginferich, wits in
town a couple of days last week and
flow here went to Tt.ronto Thursday
evening to attend the animal meeting
of the C. W.A. held next day.
The following party went to London
Friday afterrusin to hear Francis
Wilson in .the play "Half A King" :---
W. P. Brock, Jas. Fair, Jr. Andrew
McGarvie, kV. lii'ydone and fames Me•
M urchie.
Mr. roll Mrs. John Croll, who have
been spending the pest couple of
months with friends in Hamilton and
Oak, returned home yesterday. On
Tuesday they were present at the mar-
riage of their daughter Eva, which
took place at Galt.
Mr, and Mrs. Stickles, of Glasgow,
are guests et Mr. Henry Unrweies,
Goderich township. They are eei-
dents of Premier Hardy's constituency
and Mr. Sticklers, who is an enthusies-
tic Tory, is of the opinion that a pro-
test has a very good chance of unseat-
ing Little Thunder,
A. 0. Pattison, the always genial G.
T.R. agent., ticketed the following
through 10 the West this week :—Mr.
and Mrs Squires, Goderich township,
for Cannon City, Colorado ; Mr. and
Mrs. Ben. Yoe and two children, the
stunejownship, for Dominion Ci!.y,
and Miss Annie Sterling, of Goderich
township also, for Treherne, Man,
Mr. John McGuire, baggngernan at
the G. T. R. depot, for three days ef
last week relieved Agent Hayes, of
Lncknow, who attended the funeral of
the late Conductor Snider at Fergus
and WWI one of the pallbearers. The
duties here were performed during his
absence by Rota. l'rentIce, of Drumbo.
Mr. McGuire is Spoken of by the older*
heads as a born railroader and bound
to obtain promotion after promotion
In due course.
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THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD.
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An Eanster Carol.
Lines %NTH tun on ree(iv ill from Miss Mies
e a yellow ruse on Easter undas et
1) Easter 11101%--80 fair ito brigh„t
TO NNW) from the darkest. night
No moon -no stars were there to view
No vaulted sky, of azure blue
All darkness enshrouded But lo !
Thu Easter Sun, with golden glow,
From out Heaven's canopy, doth shine
To I.,1/1 our hearts with Love Divine.
A love no mortal can eschew.
A love that like the morning dew
K001/60Urheartsrefreshed wins' life's sin
Daily battles to enter in -
And now to -day - o'er this fair earth
Alan should rejoice, at his now birth:
Abdo the flowers this Easter day,
Anis
d voes lewd with heaven y lay
The Easter carols sweellY sing.
To give Thee praise n1011' Mx/ and King.
And what has 110111 to give Thee more
Than heart and soul 1 but purity
Must 11(1 all hearts olfor'd to Thee,
Like the Easter flu w'rs Iii their bloom
Our hearts must offer sweet perfume.
Like this rose- my Easter gift- giv'u
By maiden fatr—as flow'rs from Ifeav'n,
Who earl has been taught to love,
Thu Heavenly teachings from above;
And with her simple gift, 1 may
Praise Thee - Who art (110 Life—the Way —
The Prince of Puttee—The Gospel Light
lio 0111110 to lead our souls aright ;
"Hesurrexit" floats on my our,
"SiCUt InXit" 1 plainly bear,
And All dtimes soft and low
Float to Thee from this world below.
By EtolsE A. Sgtscutgati.
Goderich, Easter Sunday, 1898.
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Belgrave.
Miss A. Crisp, of Londesboro, was
visiting friends ott the Oth last week.
Misses Mary and Millie Agnew and
Mr. Jim. Agnew attended the wedding
of their cousin Miss Reid,of Winglnun,
on Friday.
111 i'. J. Taylor was ".At Home" to a
few of his friends on Friday evening.
Misses and Alr. Martin, of Seaforth,
were guests J. Taylor's last
week.
On Wednesday evening of last week
the Foresters gave au oyster supper
and made a presentation of a gold
chain and locket. to Mr. W. Anderson
lin leaves for the West this week.
Miss V. Peaven left on a visit to
friends in London.
Miss Millie Agnew has been spending
a few days with friends in Londesboro.
10M=M11161,
Alma.
Mrs. A. Scot 1-, has returned
from a visit to her home. Her father
is very ill.
We ere glad to see Alf. Jim. Mc-
Knight arontel Again.
Miss Diirrarice. of Seaforth, is the
guest of Miss Nancy McMichael.
Miss Lizzie Dale Is mit improving. as
fest as we would wish,
We see in the list of the Easter
mests the names of Alessi's. John and
Geo. Dale.
The Epworth League of Christian
Endeavor held its election of officers
last Wednesday evening when the fol -
',swing officers were elected
President, T.H. Brownlee
Vice -President, Miss Emma Carter
Secretary, Miss Effie Carter
Treasurer, Miss S. Livingstone
Organist, Miss Alice 1 Rale
Musival Directin, A. Scott.
Rev. Air. Thminison, who Inis been
preaching in t he North-West, called
on Rev, Alt', Finlay hist week and also
preached a very appropriate sermon
on the "Resurrection of Christ." Mr.
Thompseri though a young man has a
vet y vonvincing imumer and we feel
sure that there is 0 successful future in
store foe hint.
Quite a number of our citizens took
in the sermon and lecture by Rev. Mr.
McDonagh in Constance. They say
"the wild It ishman knows how to
preach a good sermon."
Miss Maggie .Scott has gone to learn
the dress making ili Seitfort h.
Mr. Atuntn Ilugil is busy drawing
Ininber. He intends pulling down his
barn to build greatets
West Tueltersinith.
Mr. J. and Miss 'Unwell', of Mark-
ham, the guest of Mrs. Layton on Sun-
day.
Mr. N. P. Crich spent, Sunday in Col-
borne.
Mr. Norman Lloyd, of Exeter, spent
Easter in this locality.
Miss Eva Nott, was an Easter visitor
in Colborne.
School closed for Easter vacation on
Thursday last and will re -open on
Monday next.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. G. Crich paid friends
at Elimville a short visit on Sunday.
Seeding is the order of the day. Fall
wheat looks rather shakey.
J. E. Ball is improving.
Rev. Me. Thompson, of MallitObri, it
Cousin of Rev. Mr. Findley, took the
work here on Sunday last.
Mr. John Wise lora a horse by dis-
temper the past week.
Mrs. W. C. Landshorough will repre-
sent the E. L. here at, the Local Union
in Clinton on Monday evening next.
Summerhill.
The Public School here closed
for the Easter vacation Thursday.
Mr, A. E. Weatherall, teacher, is
spending his holidays in Aubnrn.
Mr. Eph. Butt and Miss Lily and
(Susie spent Good Friday with friends
in Hayfield.
Mr. Dave Barr paid a flying visit, to
friends in Auburn Tlitirsday evening
laid. What's the attraction Dave?
The many friends of Mr. 0. M. Kitty
and fernily were disappo1nted to hear
that, he could not spend his Plaster
vacation with them as stated in last
week's Niswe-Riseonn.
Mr. Noble Lovett is all smiles these
days, it is a iloy,
Mr. Nene Brownlee and Dave Barr
have engaged with 8. S. Cooper for
thesfaininter.
Mr, G. Hill and D. Beer attended nn
open meeting of t he Good Tempters at
Hohnesville Monday evening and re-
port a good time.
Asa, eldest son of Mr. Watt
Aburs, is ill with searlet fever.
Mr. John Hill is still improving and
also Miss Pearl Wright.
Misses Lizzie Lowery and Maddie
Murphy nee recovering front a severe
attack of scarlet fever.
MEN WHO ARE BALD.
Did yon ever think of replacing the
lost heir by artificial means? Prof,
Dorettwend can do it, for you so that,
your most intimate Mends would not
know it. He will be et Rattenhnry
Honse on Thursday, April 28, where
hit invites yon to call and witness
preettent demonstration of the fact..
Every Lady's Heir regnites atten-
tion at. times, Let, Prof. Dornwend
point not what to do to preserve it and
dress it becomingly. j4"asthion bingos
on his advice. At Ttattenbury House
on Thursday, April 28.
Goderich. Bluevale.
Mr. Clamed has had his 110W pus -
chase, the old Station 111,101, Paiute(' 0
la Klondike and is making several
necessary repairs thereto. Mr. C.
contemplates having his house on
South street .removed to the laud at-
tached to the Station Hotel.
Ex Sheriff Gil-gts has been laid up
for a few days, we are sorry to learn,
but hope he will soon be restored to
his old-thne vigor. Ile was able to
drive out on Tuesday,
Mr. Armour, of the Goderich Organ
Factory, left for Woodstock on Mon-
day a.111. and a new man faun Toron-
to will fill his place in that :Institu-
tion.
Bicycles everywhere. School girls
and school boys 140 revolving the
wheel this joyous Easter week.
Mrs. A. Straiton visited Clinton 00
Easter Monday.
April dust bids fax outvie July.
Mr. Hugh Dunlop, West St., was
called to Toronto by the Witte of the
Farwers Loan.
Exeter.
The roads are dusty: The farmers
in this vicinity are busy seeding.
Mrs. John Limn and son Richard, of
Galt, visited their cousins, Mr. and
Mess J. T. Westcutt, Huron street, the
past week.
Mr. Chas. Senior, Reeve of Blen-
heim, visited his son Joseph the past
week.
It. 11. Collins is in Toronto this week
on business.
There was great dissatisfaction at
the Reform meeting which was held in
the Town Hall on Wednesday evening
last, which wils called by the chair-
man, Mr. Thointis Gregory. The tneet-
lug was called for the purpose of ee-
lecting one of the fait Wail for the ap-
pointment ok Postmaster of Exot or.
There was a full representation
of the faithful present, besides
some twenty-four applicants. After
a little wrangle, over a select
committee, which wits chosen it
few hours previous to the meeting
by Mr. Ed. Christie and itis friends,
the selection was made to fill the posi.
tion in the person of 'it'. Ed. Christie,
liveryman, tvho secured the lionsrls
one vote over Ex -Reeve Bawden. V.
Ratz, M.P., was present throughout
the wholt meeting. There ere as num-
ber of applicants as well as it few of
their followers who did their utmost
to eleet M. Y. McLean in the last cam-
paign 101 t lie Local I onst•, who are feel-
ing very sore at being sidetracked by
All'. Christie anti his select committee.
A number of let tors have been
sent to Postinastie -General Mulock,
Ottawa, also tho inember V. Raiz,
ALP., protesting against the actions,
of Mr. Christie and his followers.
NVInit steps will tw taken is hard to
say at present, lint there is war tend
rumors of war looked for in the near
future. The old adage did not, work
well in this eitse, ''.1' 110 most faithful
worker has not been given the spoils."
A delegation of applicants will be sent
to Ottawa to report. at, an early date.
The level-headed Reformers all say
that Ale. Hatt should have 11111(10 the
)I)poilitwout Wit/Unit al 10 W tig any
clique to run the meeting held, but
give every Renegue soft he village an op.
nortunity to vote r()I. the man of his
choice, which was prohilfiled at the
meeting held last Wednesday night.
Several Reformers who rose to their
feet in favor of appointing a commit-
tee, were celled down by the Presi-
dent, or the skesocietion. However,
the end is nut yel. Further particu-
lars itt our next.
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The Loss of the ilair
Alias Evan, of Um vie, is the guest of
Miss West.
Mr. West and Mr. Rogers exchanged
1 pulpits last Sabtiath.
Aliesee Dining, of Crimbrook, is visit-
ing Mrs. Hudson.
I Miss Laura Farrow has returned to
her Inane in Goderieh.
Mr. Robert King has bought a share
in the Goderich Brewery whore he will
move in a short time.
- Ernest Jewitt left for Manitoba on
Tuesday.
Some of the old houses are being
torn down and better ones put in their
places.
The hales of the Presbyter Ian church
have °sanitized 41 Missionary society.
Ali'. Wm. Jortlantwho has been work-
ing in the Flax M fll has returned to
his home iu Alitchell.
Two fresh flax hands have arrived
in town.
Ed. Gray is home
The But ter Fuetory has commenced
operations
Auburn,
Death again east a gloom over this
neighborhood whets last Wednesday
morning the beloved wife of Charles
Washington passed to her final reward
after a long and lingering illness which
Was borne with ('h 11811(01 patience and
fortitude. Mts. Wnshington was a
lady of Ws -tilos; qualities, widely
known and highly respected both in
chureh and social circles. She leaves
behind her two children and a hus-
band to 1001)1 n their loss. Ti lily in
the midst of life we are in death, rhe
husband and parents of Ales. Washing-
ton have the sympathy of this entire
neighborhood in this their deepest
afiliet ion.
Airs. C. Howson had her niillinery
opening last Saturday nod everything
W.'414 beautiful. Even the young men
were charmed by the elegant display
tinder the able management of Miss
Farr, who is pronounced one of the
finest milliuers in the county.
Mr. J. Mole spent a day last, week in
Clinton visiting his daughter, Miss
Martha.
Soule more changes in the village
soon. Look out for squalls.
Master W. E. Cummings visited
Whighain friends the past week.
A.• E. Weal herald, teacher of
Siumnerhill, is visiting Auburn this
week. These is at traction here, Alt.
Cycliug is all the rage at present.
Port Albert.
Misses Addle Willis and Malta Stev-
enson, of Loudon, ate spending a few
days altheir homes.
Jas. Hayden who has been absent
for a month in Manitoba, reached home
on Friday last.
Jas. Tigert, tvho has been .attending
the schsol or Pedagogy at Hamilton, is
'untie for his holidays.
Adam Schenger, who has been in the
since last Jan., left on Monday
for his home in Milverten. Adam will
be notch missed by the fair sex in our
Will Fellow, of Goderich, was in the
village on Sunday.
Jas. Campbell has gone in the roller
mill of Selmehals & Rios to learn the
milling. Seccess to you, Jas.
Joseph Tigert, of this neighborhood,
who has been confined to his bed for
some time, is again able to leave his
bed for a short time each day. His
many friends tvill be much pleased to
see him out again shortly.
Seeding has started in our vicinity
1113 kb is very early,
Tom I taw k i ns. wife and child, spent, a
low days in the village last week.
The services in the English (Nice; 11
On Easter was largely attended, tssh
((1011)1 11g and evening.
To a Lady or Gentleman is a great affliction
PROF. DORENWEND
will be at —
RATTENBURY HOUSE, CLINTON
ON
THURSDAY, APRIL 28
with all kinds of
Art IL -IL rait- C4.0cods
Has demonstrated to
over a, hundred thous-
and persons that the
arti fl Vial restoration of
the departed Jocks is
ptegenniently essential
to their
Health, Comfort and
Good Looks.
Of late ho has added
many new Styles and
Designs to his , large
collection and is now in
a Position to snit every
case of Bald -headedness
or their hair. Every
lady should see his New
and Artistic Fashions in
Wigs, Bangs,
Wavey and Plain,
Frontpieoes,
Switches, eto.
Gentlemen who are partly 'or wholly
bald should not miss the opportsinity
of seeing whet they can do to improve
their appearance and acid comfort and
protect them- against colds, catarrh
and other head trenbles, rhie to lack of
protecting hair, TOUPEES and
WIGS are made feetherweight —de-
tection .by closest, observer is impos-
sible why delay —secure. the benefits
now—you will be thimititil later on—
if it is not convenient, to come to hotel
eend IMMO Mid W1411058 and he will
call at residence, all transactions strict-
ly ('onfidentia).
ItEMRMBElt AT THI RATTEN-
BURY HOUSH, CLIN'TON,^ ON
THURSDAY, A PIUt 23.
Cut flair taken in exchance or cash
paid for its
Arad (Connections Stiffer
SP ECIAL FEATURES
MANITOBA, '
The Canadian Northwest,
BRITISH COLUMBIA,
PACIFIC COAST POINTS.
KOOTENAY,
[KLONDIKE,
YUKON GOLD FIELDS,
And All Points in the Western and
Northwestern States.
Fen inforinat ion from
A. 0. PATTiSON, F. R. HODG ENS.
G,T.It. Depot. Town Agent.
+1•0111
PEOPLE 110 TRAVEL.
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People Who are 1r:wetting should consee the
undersigned in reference to all rates, rout
The following low rales are AM in fosse.
Vancouver - $ 25 00
San Francisco - 30 00
Toronto - - – 2 00
Windsor - - - 2 50
Low Rates (0 1111 points in Dokter'. rout Mont ann.
leer tickets and nil informal ion consult.
W. JACKSON TOIVII Agent
9
THE . .
REPAIRING
OF WATCHES
Ts ono of the most important
1 branches of our business,
in fact there is no feature of
our business that we wish to
impress upon you more than
Having had twenty years
experience in the
Aepairing of Watches
We feel qualifid to do
your work well.
HARGES will be found
moderate, and satisfac-
tion fully guaranteed,
APRIL 14, 1898
The Tolton
Stock. . .
The cream of the great Tolton Stock of Galt bought
O.) 60c on the $ is now being packed up in that town
and we hope by Monday or Tuesday of next weq,
present to our numerous customers a Stock and List
of Prices that has never been equalled in this section.
This Stock amounted to $6,000.00 and is 'acknowledged
to be one of the best in Western Ontario,
The low rate at .which this i'..tock was bought will enable
us to give the very finest goods at less than whole-
sale prices.
We have just closed our sale in Galt of all the heavy
goods and while we have had some very successful
sales in that place we must say that the continuous
rush in that place has been a surprise to us.
When "the Stock arrives here and our prices are an-
nounced we expect a similar rush and. good keen buy-
ers will be in early. Full particulars next week.
That
$5.00 Suit..
•
For some weeks we have been advertising a Tweed
Suit at $5.00 and to say • that they have been going
out fast puts it mildly. Anybody who wants a cheap
knock -above iSuit cannot miss this chance.
JACKS°
THE
lee
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BROS.
SC .6TORE, CLINTON.
"INIEIMECIDIONOS.antrm,
THE NEW
1LLINERY.
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR
SPRING MILLINERY DISPLAY ?
If you have not you have missed seeing the leading
display Clinton has yet shown in this line. We are
showing the Newest and correct Styles, and in our
Showroom will be found what is most fashionable in
Ladies' Head \Veal..
THE OPENING WILL CONTINUE
ALL THIS WEEK.
and you are welcome to look through at any time,
EASTER GLOVES.
Nearly everybody wants new Gloves.
Our new Kid Gloves are the finest and nobbiest ever
seen in Clinton, Colors that will match or go with
nearly every fashionable shade of Dress Goods. They
are perfect in fit and qualities are guaranteed.
A. &GRIGG HODGENS BROS DIUGITMPORTERS.
Successor to ....
CLINTON.
B1DDLECOMBE.
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