The Clinton News-Record, 1901-09-19, Page 1TIlE OLINTON
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CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1901
The Ne*s.Record thrives upon compa,rison. Try it for two months and you will and it the most newsy local in Huron.
olitoeisses/se.wsississna.saseuseufrsies. • ,sisesib,,,,...sseuareswianaoess-Ilso•wtraillis
Grain Stolen.
A Huron Road farmer, who lives
west of the town, has noticed for some
time that the grain in his granary has
been disappearing at a rapid rate, Be
is .chariteble and would rather not
believe that thietery, was going on but
the evidence beeenae too conclusive.in
Ori his last vieit. the thief had rt. bag
with a hole in ilrout of Which the'grain
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dribbled as he walked away from the
barn and towards town. There it4
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trooble in store for the light-fingered
individual if he. visits that granary
again, • •
Dr: Clifford Takes a Holiday.. .. .
Dr. Gifferd ie' taking a short Yams
don and ere he returns some time next
week will ViSit friends in St Thomas,
Windeer, Sarnia,.and other •places. on
Monday night be gave his celebrated
. lecture, "The Mammoth Cave of Ken-
.tfi-uecidky,,"Tteils :rite- pauuldpiietpcwe a is n ocSopur_i, ni egd-
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last. Sundaya, in. by IIIIS BOO, Rev. W.
• Gifford, who will also preach next Sun-
•daY p. rn. ' In the morning Bey. Dr.
Medd of Bothwell, brother of Mr. j.
W. Medd 'of' town, will take. char•ge of
the serviees. ,
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Apples on the Ground. , .
The windstorm' which preyailed this
week played havoc with the orchards
and a•good •part of the small crop is
. be
upon the ' ground. ' The loss • will
considerable owing to the high prices
,
ruling . And the. buyers, too; will be
pinched 'ae. they hi many eases" . bought
the output of . orchards for a lump
s .h d
um anmuch of Maley will now have
to sell to the evaporators for whet they
can get. The lot of the buyer who puts
. his own capital inte the business is not
a happy one. The evaporators, though,
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.are going ,to fare .better .t han they
' expected this .season... '
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The Gaol Surgeon... .
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.....The death.of Dr. Shannon of. Goder-
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.hae vacated the. post -of gaol env,
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n; which, with salary end pickings,
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is. ',worth. about. two. hundeed dollars
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per annurn. Warden bit has .4.,
pointed Dr Bunter • pro' tern or slat 1
the - meeting . of the county council
which • Will mike a pernienent appoint-
rnent. It is said every M. IS. in Gorier-
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iels is or will .be an applicant so that •
there' will beplentv of oickand choice
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It is not expected the council...Will.. fol-.
low the precedent.. Mt •by the .Roes
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.Goveroinent and. dilly-detly .svith • the
inatter for two or three years . '
Ont. St. League.. '
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Miss.. Tebbiitt presided at Monday
meeting of the Ontario street
night's '' ' .
League when, after the usual exercises
had been through with, the fol .
Little Locals.
Mrs. Thos. Metiveen has rented the
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store until recently' occupied. by Mr.
C. 0 Witts and will open out a res.
tauramt .in a, few days;
Rev. W. G. • Howson will take for
hie siti;jeet next Sunday morning " A
!love seldom In the even-
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Ing tne ev, pt. medd 0m:rowel' mu
Preach.
w. s. .
e'e
a kson of the C. P. R. booked
the following to Norwest points this
week : Miss Middleten• Master Fred.
Middleton, jot= Lashain, John Brims.
don and William Gibbings.
While shaping bricks with a Saw at
Owner's factory on Monday Mn W. T.
Slomen cut the tops of two of his
fingers end has had to take a vricatiOn.
As Billy was laid up the previous week
by illness he is feeling a little blue over
this double affliction. •
Collegiate Notes.' • • ,
The Collegiate boys haye now got
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tball -and are earn • into
their foe g g
shap&-Mr, John Todd again adorns
the Oollegiate halls with sniiii
' ng face.
-Amon newcomers this week are :
g . - •
0. Peterson, M. Aikenhead and W.
Stewart. -Mn E. Button 'wheeled to
Blyth to see thefootbahmatch between
' Wingfiam and Brussels. on Tuesday
afternoon. -'.-•The Collegiate team • wil
arrange for a game of , football on
commencement Day. -The Collegs
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iate boys, .who are drilling under Dr,'
Shaw, have their drill almost erfect
p
and will ho doubt do credit to them-
selves and town when in Toronto.- .
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A large • nuMber 'of. the students at
'tended the "At'. Home given in- the
Rettenbory street. church on Monday
evening aril enjoyed in •
gattenbury S
Street W.. ,M. Society
There was a, large attendance at the
annual meeting of the. W. 'M..• 5. ' of
Rattenbury.street church en Thursdayexcuse
last whe.nthe officers for the ensuing
year were elected . •
,. ted as follows ;
.President,.M - '' H Halt
. . . r& R. ,. . •
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lst Vice' Mrs William Harland ..
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2nd •Vice,' Mrs: (Rev .)Howson
Rec:-Secretary, Mite•Porter .!•.
:0Or..Secretery, Mrs E, .I.,. Cantelon-
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• Treasurer Mrs: .116dgens • • -
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Mrs. Hallwas.electeddelegateto this
Branch meeting Or the London Confer-
.nricit bet 11A limalrl in Sam -list in
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With Mrs. Shit* as alternate.-. Miss .0,
Stevenson was -elected orgeniet. A.
pleasing :featiite of. the. meeting. was
the greeting received from, old mem-
bers now living at a distance -and the
rendered b Miss Chown and Nils&
duet 30
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Stevenson and the solo .by Mrs. Murch,
c . meeting • ea was
At th • 1 of the ' t
- • • -ose •• • • • • • • •
served 'and. a very pleasant time .spent !
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ri;J'noehan.r
doMw ioaAulldoltjouBugUslaRhNa's bo a farm
Mr. J.D.Melville of Londesbero just,
rflensiisheentdoc,:laiilt:pi flier eai,,,t rci:,:iod i iv,: oate,ds
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much"
Messrs. J. Hoarand S. Nicholson had.
th 1 .1 . di
, e r sa os led last week by Mr.Breen,
.ror. Lindsay or Elyth wasoot speo.
lug a del' fishing with Dr•Thriab 11 o
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ricanYeall..asbowttenekx• nT,012xeceefa:glah:t81330ennd:
sa , 3
morning for Manitoba. .
cAlleessiasteese DoriaGi:adet.tertsiesutthe • !jest
• pa s . • '
n ar.id Mrs. Courtice of Godertch
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township were the ue t of th
. • . g s s e latter's
sister, Mrs. R. T. Erratt on Sunday
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ss K. Cluff of Dungannon is the
guest.of her sister, Mis, S. Nichrilson,at
pros ent. . •
Miss Lily Fisher of Dungannon was
th . . , ,
• e guest of Miss Jennie Hun kin last
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sunday. • • •
Mr. Peter Patterson and Mr Halliday
, . . •
.00k in London Fain wheeling part of,
the way down. !
Mr. Oliver MoBrien.had his leg brok-
"-en laet Thursday.. While drawin • a
g
stiok of timber the end of the whims!
,tree came.. • . • -- e•
off, gew back and struck
hi m on the leg. - .• . .. . .
Mrs Howson of, the Hub has been
KIPPEN,
SaMtalr'y,Wwhmo'haDv°eigbeeanti4SpehnistlinngePthheelwr
1.4.7,0...hao,leybul:teiao ha° tw.ei bll:as weektrelaie a a ninci
report life and activitY at the Soo and
Algoma generally. The Olergue
enterprise, which has inytted median-
ics. and miners, and the sawnaill Indus -
try since compulsory Inanufact.ourretore
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loge in our country, all tend to allow a.
. pf:rttuiree,i•iyeytieetprieettetalli:i.Dalabteer durrintiet,s of na thhe
the undeveloped mineral resources..
u nowr cl ia s seeer 0
Thehahave
whot t
ebeen toji homesteaderingand away
necessity end circumetanees' ha"
given thein . Government consider&
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t• 4 th t
ion, an . n. increase d 1 t '
popu a ion.
with induetries to sustain means
a circulation of the needful end
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a market tor produce, making Algoma
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an attractiye spot. at present even if
eyes were a long time being opened to
. the wants of that t d 't . I
par an ,i s peop &
Mrs. Greorge Forrest of Nanairno, IL
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0has arrived on a, visit to her father
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. John Cara --
eron of Stanley. The many Old friends
of Mn and Mrs. Forrest in these parts
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will be glad to know they are in good
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„,health andenjoying prosperity in . our
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far-off • part of the Dominion, Mr.
1,
Forrest is engaged in the biaildiog•
line
toMhjes: hiSo.raTeaYoln"SV-aoAtii-itir-N.KdaA4ta°filte;vel
filo: rancwoeuipr 81 e of h weekewas at a c cMrom. 1
borne by Mrs, Harnwell, who el
feiviwrdse.,
YILYmisilittollingreftruterandeds. tont
Detroit on Monday after . visit
ple of weeks witla her son.
Met)Aleutird WIteo8b.inson of Brimfield
Boyce of Mitchell an(
aests ,
g at the parsonage on Stand
. n Andrew uncan our
SI:Nasysheeppbteed *et% has a
bench in shape for the Fall' 5
The first he attended was at Eke
Tuesday. . Andy always gets .a
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share a the red t• '
ickets. .
141r. T. Walker is bus at the I
work of 141r. 'T. Denni y '
son s new I
On.Thorsdey, Sept 5th,the Wo
Missionary A.uxiliary of the Metl
church held their a I '
. nnuir meeting
the folloWing officers Were ele
President,. Mrs, . V. ' '
M. Deihl ;
President M 5 -
r& . 0.- Rathwell ;
Secrete lit- L T d • '
Secretary, Miss . yn al , Rec
retarv, M•• J. D '
. - , Miss . ennison.; Tree!
Mrs. J. McC/Iymont. .
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wa • •
.rd visit
Mrs, Ward's henie in Clinton on
day last, •
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Canada's Loyalty. to •
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Great. It rItain .
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will be shown Very clearly during the next few .
weeks by the warm reception to be given the. Duke ' • .
and Duchess of Cornwell and York while on their •
tour through the Dominion. ' . • ' ' -
In honor of the visit we have bought a line of
Souvenir Ohina,, Cups and Saudei's,Plates and Jugs.
They are nicely tinted and reasonable size and have
the pictures of the Duke and Duchess and the vvorda
"In conimemoration of the Duke and Duchess of
York's visit to Canada" • .
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$ The price is 25c for each• •
See our Display in South Window. .
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the guestof her son charley for a few
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and contracting extensively..
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Exeter Show, as usual; • was well.
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patronized from these parts and visit-
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
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Rev. Mr. Brown . of Whitechurch.
exchanged. pulpits With Rev, Mr. ..
Kennedy last Sunday. . . •
Mr., • R. •Jones , of Goderich passed-
through here last ,Monclay with sotne.
fixtures. for Mn J. M. Hamilton's drug
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store in • Blyth, ' ' . ' -
ivi . . • , . .
essrs.•Boild and Helvvig are paint.:
ing'Mr. 0.••A H
• . owson's roof.'
A he . . . ..• .
win
, avy. d storm prevailed .. over
this last Sunday and •Monda
knocking down it lot of fruit. 7.• •
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, sit.. and Atm . a . R d • • the.
. . , , . • on • nave •
iiympathy of the .nommunity : in. t •
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1 f th • h• . ' .•
loss . °me .ild, aged]. earend • 5.
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months. • The, ,fimerat tool?place from
lilr.6.11eiwig'sreeidence lastMendav at
2;90. h. . -. • . • • .. . - - ,.
. pm.,t e interment taking place in
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Mullett cemetery. • : . • , - •
•• m- c • • • • : . • .• r . ••
. • rs. utile is visiting at Mr. S.Gald-
Welke at • . ... - .
,present. .,
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mt. R.,Leech has. leased Airs, 0 anis
• farm for a year • .. . - ' - .. - • . ..,
Ifica.6_isti ... ••' ... • '. - . ,. ..• . ..', . •
e e Arixistrong is visitin at
. St.' Augustine ei present: ' ' :. ,. g
. Missirlassie 'Beadle returned home'
freer'. - 'Donnybrook after visiting for a
. • - • • . .. . F
few weeks there • •
. •tive
Mr T. Clark wheeled 1 'A b
• • over o u urn,
. • s
• last Tue day after his dog .which stray,
••ed over this way with "
. . .. . a. , young man
that goes Dungannonward odeasion-•
Mrs:Jas.:Cleric of Dunlop went horns
last meek aft..h'ie • g
atter spending a w i & utast
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of friends in the village. . •
Miss Minnie 0 t I
ter o a eton
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.Sendayed at Mr.Jas. Carter%;recently.
• M• AnnieL h 't • d
. Ise Lawson as, re ;Imo
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from her uncle's.in Harloca. . • • . •
Mrs, Sas., Olark. of Ca
' Morale, is here
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as the of her perent& • • •• ..
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The& .AndersonSr. purposes moving
to the tillage. - .... - • . , • . • .
' The evaporator IS tuning full steam
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new. ' , • . . ... . . . •
• Presentation -Many members aiarl
friends of Kook church.assembled it
the home of 1 V1r.Oliver.Olark on Friday
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evening and presented. Mes,(Rey,).rie
dereoo with is purse of 'fifty dollareand
and the, following address' read • hy
Mi..Fingland : , • . • •
- Mrs 'Rev . . - .. . . •
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• To ., o it, Henderson,, -We
ae members and adherents of Knox'
church; A:b
uurnare ' - ' • " '
, , this evening .
here assembled on an occasion which
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will be a memorable one to all of us,
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e ish. to ma e it es ec all so
but w w k . D 1 V
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for yourself. While assoc td ivith our
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church in this village ate worthy
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he praa,e 9 our e amen 0
. t f litt I t di pastor,
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we could :not but feel the uplifting in-
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fluence of your cheery word. and man-
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net an • .
d the zeal and earnestnesi With
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• men you pointed the wandering ones
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to is heavenly. inheritance which
, alone was worthy of their striving for
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We could not but recoginze the faith -
ors report a show ' d ' t ' fake.M•
-. . an no a er.
indecent Midway such as our London
management offered the surrounding
country.
. Our city caterers tor exhibi-
:. ' purposes have been taught ' a
Lien ' '
lesson that rutalists and, farmers, as
11 as other respectable citizens,. ;Will,
we .
not. lend.• their presence, to low and
debasing, performances , The • poor
n . p
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offered . by. .• the • . . Fair
management that . they :were
not ty, . stamps the
. aware of the deprayi , , .
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nre sent ruanegeruent .as Unfitted for
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such a • trivia. See • to; ib • County of
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Huron that our local Fairs • are not
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a • - ourmorality • ' • '8 t
polluted n-ci ou morality thus in ul ed..
. Thomas , .Young, -a ' former school
t h d "r1 ' ' k • •
eac er an resi mit of Tim ersnaith,
is hereat present.'enjoVing a .1re:cation
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. amongst . old': friends in and •• around.
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•Kippeo. He 'enjoys the benefit •of a
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Government position in IYIAOltOba and
is lOoking welt on it..., ' Be feels ,a. Utile,.
moody. .oyer. -..the ' • Greenwa,y Gotern-
ment's , fate and does not speak of
.
bone to
future prospects He has 'a ,
pick their gift and ,his old. . r -
Conse Va
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friends do not objeet more than.
his Reform cries.
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. • net. vvilson preached again accept
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ably to the congregations' of Zippen
and 'Hillsgreen on Sunday last It is
u:nder too& 'Budge of Wyoming
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and Rev Itir Tr 'of Ottawa have
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• been asked. to preach .egairi. .BY that
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the Presbytery will have met' and
no doubt a choice will be submitted.
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Whet s . the matter . with Harry
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Either,' our - id. . P. P. ? ." You would
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think he was a doctor and had & lot of
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convalescent patients in •TiaCkersinitia
that he is, ethaainistering ' 'periodical
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doses to he is. seen •so • often passing
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throughtlime parte lately with ii, smile
on his fade. • They say they want him
to run at St. Joseph% .Bazaar as a cans..
' didate to Me who is the most popular
politician. His friends want to plat
him u ' but, it . is said. that . as he
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hashad no.experience in 'buying votes
he would' rather leave „ • it to
his chosen opponent or the proposed
independent to gratifytheit. ambition.
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Mr Either . prefers. waiting for the
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election itself. -• ,. •
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Mn Donald Grassick,• wife and •
daughter Jean have retiarned., from a,
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two monthe' visit with Dr, Grassick an
with , relatives in.
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a o a, . an a eo wi .. ...
Manitoba. They look well after their
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trip. arid report our Canadian' North-
west people satisfied and contented
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with an Albundant cro
with their lot, , . P
'el, for fall work, • '
and fine Weath .,
Mrs.. Blain • widow. of our late and
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'rape .
cted townsmen Benjamin Blair,
. is down yisiting her mother, relatives
and friends from her home in Algoma
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. ma Janis Johnstone • i& • vi
friends in London. at present.
Miss Rachel -• 01 k •has'
ar ,, who
sto in with a fr'en
pp g . . 1 d at Ingerso
sOnietime 'heal returned home
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. Mrs R Johnstone Sr,Sr and
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•EnanaaRathwell of. Clintiam- Who
yisitin at the former' '
g . s son s, Mr
Johnstone's, for. ' • .
. , a short time, reti
lionie on Tuesday last. .. • •
•Miss Ida MeIlyeen of Watfore
visiting frien e ' in ' this neg
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hood fast Week. • .. • . •
. - Mrs. Wm Taylor andMisses Re
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Martha. T '• • .
• . . . Taylor tit 13ayfield w.er,
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guests. of the former s mother . or
day last • .. . ' . .• ' . •
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Mts,-.M. Miller and Mrs. Jas. Pc
of ..„Bayfield were ''th t . f
" • . • C goes s. o
-John. Davidson on • Monday. ' ' •
Mt& Chas • joinssrena was tl,...•
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of 141r.. William Johnstone of .Hi
011 Monday last, •••• ' ..• • ,, .'; -
Mr: Jas..Erigieson- of ,Clinton y
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at Mn J
..ohn- Devidson% on. St
last,. • .• .. ... . , ... . ' • ' '
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Mrs tl Ker and Mrs .: James 1
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son of Clinton were the 'guests Of
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:Win, Iiiithwell on Friday •
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. The following .delivered. • hots
Gederich for " ' • • c
. . Wallis. & Hill on ,.
day last :'' Witliana Rethwell,. G
Douglas J times ' 'Campbell - d
-.. , . Ala .
Obwan. . he • horses
T. were of 'a
quality and brought handsome RI
; Mn. L. Clark sold his . to 14
' - driver' -
Bros....for Which •he receiVed • a
• figure . , ' .. ' . •
. Mr. and Mrs. A... Borret 0 Ma
nan• are the guests of the latter's E
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Mrs Sohn Sharp of the Babylon
••, :Mrs. Samuel Peebles of Harriet
visiting al-, the home o her father
:
WM.' Keys Sr. • .• .
Mr.. Nathan Peck had a sew • fa
putin his house one day lastwee
Mr. Sills of Seaforth.,
. MiSs., &ary .Ann Robinson of
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-Goshen Line was the guest of Mis
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of Stela for a few days last Week
.. Mnand.Mr& Robert McOlinche;
itert at Mr. !sem Ertatt's on Su
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last. •• ,. ' ' - , , .
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.. Miss • Hannah • Penhale is . VIE
friends in Brumfield. .
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Messrs.3. Mossop and V. Wilds
it trip .to the Pari -American on F
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and returned Monday. • ' '
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Q 't ' b • f th • f 1 . d '
in e a •nuna er o • e r en s 01
and Mr& Chas. Donaldson .ae
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panie em. so ar as . o erie
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Saturday where. they all met in
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Harbor park and spent quite is y
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ant afternoon waiting . the -arms
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the boat, when they alt look leave
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th '
ein alter wishing them every se
and happihms iri their new home.
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$ Our Chin Dcp-irtment
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. is the delight of all who have - seen it, plenty of
a • room to see what we have, good light and the stock
. is fresh, clean and up-to-date.. If you have. not . .
0 . already made this department: a visit we shall be
: • . pleased to .have yen do so..
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• W. .Cooper & - Cp. . . .4 , . .
Agents for O.-P.:R. Telegraph and Dominion Express -, .
Money Orders, .alio for Butterick Patterns " . -
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t The •Pickling Season IS At lland..0
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il" These Pecth .. • conceroing .. our ,Vine.gar. and • ..e
o • ' :. •..Pickling Spices . . • /0
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6,, They are to be depended on because of their high .quality:. We 'ere . i
p firm believers in. the old saying "It doesn't pay to trifle with the con 2,
B._ fiderice that &customer; has in ns and cur goods." That is NO& we carry . ty
a the hest of everything in. our lin&.. . ' . ' o
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lowing program
Essay on England
was rendered : • , .
:. Miss Turnbull
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.• Beading ' • -. .Miss. Edna Shaw
Solo . .• • • . : Miss Fannie
Essey on Scotland Miss Olaire.Steep
°Violin and cornet duet... Mrs Watts
. and Mr. Borland'
Reading . „. ' Miss J. Wilson
Violin and cornet duet: • Mrs. Watts.
• - • . . . d Mr Borland
•Reading . , • • Ana Brickenden
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• ' The National Anthem
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Clinton Paid Tribute. . .
• When th,e• news reached Clinton of
the death of President 'MaKinley the
flag•on the town hall was run up at half '
mast and in some placesof business
,
• pictures ot the departed statesman
Were placed in the , window. The W.
Cooper Co. had a beautiful memorial.
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On Sunday the clergymen niede• refer-
ences to the tragedy which has plunged
our Cousins . seems the border into
,
mourning. In the Methodistchurches
the services were of a memorial nature
The sympathy of ' Canadians goes out
to the 11n ited States' in the great loss
virhich it has sustained by the untimely
of its foremost citizen. William
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11 occu y a niche in
hi\lilirir wi P . . •
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ilieeting. of 'C. C..Committees.
The House of 1tefu e committee of
g •
the' county council,
Connolly,c6nsiBing a
Messrs Etat, Hays, Kerr
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and Lane, •rnet et that institution on
Thupday lard And gave it the annual
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frill look over. . They at the same time
decided that murk wouldhave a. Booth-
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nig influeiSce.. !anon the • inmates and
purehased a Bell Organ. • The ' corn-
inittee found. as usual, the H. of li. in
apple pie order neither dirt rior dia.
to be seeri.---On Friday the
order Was '
building corn ee of the .counc I,that
mitt i
is. to say, Messrs Holt, Connolly and
Kerr, inspected the residence which is
being built for the gaoler. They found
i6 further. advanced. than they had
looked for and now expect Mr, Griffin
., . • . .
will be comfortably.settled in the nevt
abode by Thanksgiving Day, . The
committee 'ere evidently well pleased
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. Mr. Ed. Hagan paid Clinton a visit
last Tuesday . • • • ' • •
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Mr. Wm.'. jarrott has purchased .atune
. • • t. . .
en me,
new Strwyer,Massey tree ion . g
Wm will now have • an outfit just a
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little hetter than the best and just a
est. •
little 'faster than the r ,
• JohnConsitt and Mr
Mr. and Mrs. , , . .
and Mrs Thos. Ooneitt, are At the pan-
Am. this ' week..
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• A large number from will take.
in the • World's Pair at •Zurieh . on
Thursday. . • ',. • • .. .•
• Mn Jake Jeffrey . spent is ' pleasant
Troyere recently
evening at Cl. '.." Corn-
' before"
ing events cast their' ..
Mr, and Mrs. Thos. • Ferquhar • and
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Mrs.: Wm: jarrott visited .thiriton on,
. • • • . . , • • •
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Friday.. , .. • • - • •
• ' Mr, Worthen Plitterson has moved
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over on the Goshen Line .., •
• Mr. Albert Mainswrites from Arca-
po, Assa., that crops. are, good 'and'
wages two dollar's pet day.
• Mrs. Levi .Stelek is visiting friends in
Zurich and vicinity ' .
Miss Jennison of Clinton spent Sat-
urclay... and Simday with Miss jene
Currie. ' ' .
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Rev. •Wileon. :conducted services, in
the Presbyterian church on Sunday. •
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Mr. Isaac Hudeon has purchased Mr
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Ed. b ' •
gan s buggy' • '
141 G ' d M M All t
. Mrs. c avto at . re. e is er
Of•Walturi visited friends in this vicin-
• .. . ,
ity Sunday, : • .•
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Mr. Richard Sones and Mem Taylor
a ii•visited t JohnC Ja '
of masa a oc rane s
Sunda 7 .
Miss Richardson had A mat
be on Mende* •siternoon, The ladies
did their art in the afternoon, • the
gentletnenP at night,' •
•,- . hpurchased • d
sar. Ed, Troyer as a goo
horse from. Mr. Peck of near Bayfield,
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11 1 ft f G d * h- '
Mrs,. Boswe e or o eric on
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Monday,
Mr. Ortwein of Henson took charge
vice ere on ay
of the eel, ' h S d evening. •
-. . . ' the guest of
miss Emily Troyer is
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AA.'"'I'0 A Troyer.
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' A watch you have no faith. in is not a safe one to carry.
We goarantee, out watches and tell you the factsshadows
'about .
them. A Watch bought from us is a safe watch. • ' ' '
J • We sell them at a fair priee. •
• ' A i., . : CRE 6VS - .
Expert watch Repairer. ' . ' t .. Jeweller and optician.
. Biddlecombe% Old, Stand. •
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' It takes an earnest effort to.
.- catch Onto the latest' styles in. ' i
ties.
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A look through our stock will a
show that we haYe Caught on. st
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The' very latest . styles . that
good taste and makers' skill can .
produce await your choosing..
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r alillats • I
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just arriving
Morris,' iny "bitter. I
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Miriam of your itewatship during the
8 vea s of your active' labors' in. out
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where. Mt. Blair took up and pnrchased
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land on. what is called,•Sugat Island,
her
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ER.CCEFIELD. .
midst in &torch, Sabbath school and•
Endeavor Society,. and, beg to tender
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v ' oilio*hearty ap preciation• • of the
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Idk
same, We. woo also .as you to
accept this purse as a, slight mark of
our esteem, a token in evidence of the
that . - • • •
fact we appreciated not only th e
. • . • ,Mr.
those bub 1 th
.Mrs. 13, reports the older ones •of
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family grown into manhood and quite
capable° of attending to the • duties'
devolving upon them, themanagement-
and conduct of the land,and says that
part of the prOvince 'is making rapid
progress. . • .
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. ',Mr, Sohn Aikenhead, accOmpi
by his father and mother, Mand
Jas. Aikenhead, arrived home .
London on Tuesday morning. 3
Many friends will be pleased to 1
that his health is much better, .
and Mrs, Arrnsttong and
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' $2.50 PANTS FOR $1.50
1 'Mile in Toronto recently
I bought, a lot of Worsted .
: . and Tweed Pants, the
selling ,price of.which was
t $2.50 per pair,but which I
aro selling at $1.50. They
1 T. . are the realthing.
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valued service renderedalso
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admirable moral and social virtues so
clearly exemplified in your life during
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L D BORO .
ON ES ,
Maggie Jamison attended the Fl
London last Week....
Mrs. Laird
the years of your so our In
conclusion. permit us to pray that you
• d if held b
be long spare „ gui e an p. . Y
that Master whose service was your
chiefest joy, that the sunshine of
alpine presence may lighten your. life
path till God shall call you to the re.
ward of the ' faithful, is the heartfelt
friends here
• h fyour Christian -
lila 0
Signed on behalf of •the . congregation
of Knox church,. Auburn,
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Wnl. Waite
Sohn Wilson
Wm. Paterson
Thos Straughan
The people spend a very pleasant
evening. in games,social chat and listen,
lin. romptii progeam, Rev.
ing to an p . ,
Mr. Corn a ably acting as chairman
and replying ' to the -address given to
on in well chosen word
Mrs. .Flenders a.
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m 'Webb made another eh' .,
went of flour last week. , . IP
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"'bey. mr, ana sirs. coupiancl have
returned home from the Pan•Am.
•
visiting bus
Mr. Robert 'Cornell is .
parents in Michigan at Present.
• Mn 3. Addison was in the village
on Sunday. ' -
. • lint ertt bee
The Watson bridge in r
been zetnedeyed,
quite is number. from here took in
the Western Fair last week.. '
.
The Trustee Board of the 'Methodist
church met on Monday night and
arran cl t , h Id th - t ' ,..
ge o o , e ann versary. eer
vices on thanksgiving Deg, On Sun,
A .
clay evening last -before the service the
.. , t* I ft inthe da
me congrega ion was e e rk
owing to the carbide being all used up.
mt. John Brut:mien nue left for
of Clinton, accompi
.
r as r • '
by he son M te Johnotisited
week tit the home of• 'her brothel
. . . . •o• .
Arinstrong. •
. Rev. Mr .and Mrs, Sewers and
. .. • •
Laura spent last Thursday le. LOT
.
Mr. Hugh McCartney is at• pr
in a very poor state of health,
Mr. and Mrs.R. G. Simpson tat(
the Western Fair at, London
Thursday,
Mr John McKasr visited his E
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Win. Gordon this Week.
Mr and tIrs.W.Rattenburyente
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ed, a number of yonng people
Thursday evening, Everyone pi
k f h • had
s ma, s o axingan en ,
I jo
time.
The y. p. S. 0. R, intend glvi
conceit in the Presbvterian churi
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rriclay eveningmept. 4,vinen Re
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with what they sew,
-Rattenbury SL League At Home
TOWNSHIP.
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On Monde euenin the Epworth
League . of Rattenbury "street church
gave their annual "At' Home" in hon.
or ofthe Modelites and senior students
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of the 0. 0, Z, of whoin a. largo nom,
bet were preset& and spent 0, most
enjoyable evening.' The chairman,
Mr IL E. Rorke, in a few pointed
. ' • . '' 1
remarks eulogized the educations
' and ointed out the
System of Ontario p .
• . t
superior advan ages . ill edliCatiOn
Which we as inhabitants of .0anada,
. After
and the British Empire enjoy.
cordially welcoming the guests. of the
evening he introduced the following*
program :
Solo •Mas Lena galmes
Reading Miss L. White
Solo
.Recitatiort Miss 1 Shannon
Solo - Mrs. If. E. Rorke
Duet Misses Goodwin
moo Zadie Monrie
Each number on the program tvas
interspersed with soeial conversation
and at the close of the program
refreshments were served. Those tak .
ing part in the program are to be •
a upon their rendering of
c°111P"lente • . •
their parts and the sotioltominitte
1 ,, g.i.,,,,AAA "Ant,. tilfrAtihrt, e to
he congratulated for the success which,
hew of
Miss Charlesworth and nephew
Flintl, Michigan, are visiting at 0 „
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cillor ,Ferris'. '
Mr. Aleir. McEvring ' has returned
from the Pan Ani and reports having
a, good woe, .
On Saturday last Mn Watt. Murphy.
was filling Mr. Yohn Wattie silo when'
h• -.1 Utt AS 'almost com-
is ensi age .c er . w
pletely destroyed, The knives Cattle
in contect with the breast of the
totter. It will cost about $50 to repair
it.
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Mr. Robb. bottle and Merchant
Wheatley spent t
Pair last week. wo days at London
Miss Mary Parsons is recovering.
from a very severe attack of measles,
' Mr. and Mrs., Roht. Beattie , spent.
Sunday at ktr, Locher* of McKillop.
Mr., Tom Xeilanibas secured a ten.
ant ter his house in the person of Mr,
Rerun. _
Mr Win. Oke is moving to Tucker.
M .
smith where he has purchased a $roo
farm. 11ullett's loss is Tuickerstrutlee
gain. .
Mr, John Dingwell is threshing with
M W• tt Murphy in the absence of
r. a
Mr. Murdie Ross. who is spending a
• few days With bio brother in London
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9 !iv Childlth
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lisp our* praise, for
we take pictures of
the little ones that
Iive in the naeniory.
• ,:;:.•
...... itring in the Little Folks.
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, orath on cardboard
just how charming
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your child ie today.
Don't wait. Tomor-
• 40-
/ row's change may
Phoi o. and let us cowmen.
A not improve the in.
fent.
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voifro,:wripozsorimt.. (a-rasrissilisarlis. .• 6
Henry's' Studio
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STANLSV TOWNSHIP.
Manitoba on Tuesday. We hope this
have
Gifford of Clinton ts to give a le,
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morceltent mask is being prei
• Mr. Wm. Fee is expected home from
the N'orthwest. this week.
Mr. W, Ate/owl delivered a loa a of
fat sheep to 1 Andrews of Goderich
on Monday, . .
.
Mr. Percy Parker spent last week at
London Pair.
Mt, eta Mrs. Duncan of Varna were
the f Mr. and Mrs, Penhale on
e guests 0
Monday I ast,
.
Miss U. Turner and Miss 11 0, Sohn -
sten .were the g nests of the Misses
WalliS on Sunday,
Mr, Lewis Wilds of St, Louis is.
visiting undee the parenttd roof,
good citizen of ours may a pleas.
. ant trip.
Mr. Sehn Ltishan2 left on Tuesday
for his annual trip to Manitoba and
Will arrive in time to help the. thresh.
ere. Re eipeetal to. be absent about a
Dion% ao he has eonsiderable proper
ty in that province which requires
. , .
looking after. The Squire has made.
the journey bO' OftOti that he thinks
nothing oft i,
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Try Tun Nnwei•ituconu, if you are
not already a subscriber, The sub.
seription until Nov. is only 10 tents.
Everybody come and don't mis
treat. in store.
Miss Maggie MnEwan visited fi
- • 1 • k
in Tiverton. est wee .
• • •
Mr. Alex.. Mutdoek of Tr
Medical College returned to his el
in Toronto last Week.
MM. Frank McKenZie of 1
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140 th D tkote is visiting ab the
of her sister, M JohnM X '
„ Mrs e 'am
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Mr. ana Mrs. John Meitenzie ri
td safely last week trona thel
across the Atlantic, to the Old Ors
' Dell Alkenhead attend 1
Miss e
Pair ab London last Week,
Whole Number 1181
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To Nov. for lOo
HAYFIELD.
burped 3. G. Stanbury of Exeter spent
. Sundayrs.(D
arotlisotnane
.m.bury
returned from
allied London last Monday evening. .
naDont forget the Fair on the ath of Oct.
yreten ,. Everybody ifor miles round comes
to Bayfield .Pair and you are cord
inra, ialyr,iinpausteelp
viteidtooinotiie
thescir,aona
wd.
Dlway the
were : dottthmeargedtiotthey'andbuayd.id considerable
awy.
Mr, .1, S. Delgaty occupied. the pulpit
in St. Andrew's church lest Sunday
goees. dseevremnoinn,gand preached an excellen
wt
rDr. Atkinson of Detroit Spent a few
ego Zit days in town this week visiting his
wife and family- who are making a
rick- long and welcome stay with II%
I
ocee, Mrs. Stevens of Exeter and Misses
en's. Mary and Jennie McCurdy of Kirkton
°dist are visiting at Mrs. Holman's.
when
cted
Vice
Oor.-
urer,
ed at
Sun -
Lang
been
11 for
Miss
were
• Ed.
irned
Iwas
labor -
'and
the
Fri -
hock
Mrs.
guest
nsall
sited
ralay
ogle -
Mrs,
es in
atur-
eorge
John
good
ores,
cGee
good
Len.
ister,
Line.
on is
Mr.
nace
k by.
the
i. Fell
nday
iting
took
riday
Mr.
corn -
i 011
• the
leas -
1 of
e of
coos
riled
Mrs.
from
ohn's
nOW
Miss
ir at
flied
, Dr.
Miss
don.
esent
nded
'last
later,
tain.
last
esent
eble
ng it
h on
. Dr.
ture,
ared.
the
lends
ronto
udles
ergo,
home
0,
turn.
trip
ntry,
the
At a meeting ofthe managers and
members of the congregation of St.
Andrew's church held the other even-
ing it WAS decided to erect a new
church and the initial steps toward
that end were taken.
Messrs. D. McLeod and R. Lamont,
who went to Port Colborne to work on
the Government works there, have re-
turned, the letter having wrenched
his arm too badly to continue work.
Mr.Charlie Donaldson, who for some
years has been a successful young
farmer•in Stanley, decided last spring
to try his fortune,elsewhere and accord-
ingly bought out a livery business in
Thessolon. After establishing himself
he returned and held a sale of his stock,
haying previously Sold his farm to Mr.
johnston of Bayfield. Last Saturday
it number of his neighbors accompani-
ed him andfamily to Goderich to see
them off, and while waiting for the
boat held a nice little farewell picnic
Mr. John Whiddon's evaporator is
now in full swing and running 'night
and,day. 'Os an ill wind that' blows
naebody good is an old saying but
it has been yerified in the ease as the
farmers have been getting showers,not
of blessings exactly • but of .apples ati
any rate by the recent winds,and these
are corning in by the wholesale
A:few orate sports one evening last
week with an old friend from London
undertook an excuision on the lake.
The evening was threatening..and a
stiff breeze .blowing when the jolly
crew set sail for Senile°, Mich., or
thereabouts. ' All went as merry as a
marriage bell when alai it was found
through some accident to the vessel it -
became necessary tosplice the niain
• brace before they had been long out.
However, after is nine cruise they land,
ed at•horne safely in spite of the afore-
mentioned accident,
• Mr. G, W. Holman has been appoint-
ed a D. 0.-R. of the High Court t
of Ontario I. 0. F. and assigned the
district -of Centre Huron. •It will be.
his duty to visit the' Courts in his juris-.
diction and report to the H. 0. R: Of
Ontario'. . This is an old honor for Mn
'Holman as he for several years held
•the sante 'position in South Huron.
We ,notice posters and dia-
grams out -calling for tenders for the..
proposed improvements to the Bey.
field harbor. It is proposed to add 120
feet to the south pier 'running the
addition southerly to correspond to the
mirth pier. We trust the work will
go on in the spring or this fall so that
our harbor will be ready for the elect-
ric railway that is to come. '
Vire hear it rumored on the streets
that our city fathers intend to intro-
duce .some new method of street
lighting.. We hope this is true for .
any old way would be better than the
prevailing darkness that can be al -
Most felt these black, windy nights
when the wailing wind makes one
think of ghosts and other unseemly.
creatures. .
. Mr. D, McDonald has moved his
familyto Berlin where several of his
family preceded him a few years ago.
Mr. McDonald is looking for employ-
ment for himself and family and that
busy town affords that advantage,
We wish him and family every success
in their future home.
• The • tragic death of President
McKinley, caused greet '
ptise, sorrow, and indignation here
where the people are drawn somewhat
closely to the American people as to
marl of them summer with us .from
year to year and we join them now in
their sorrow. We cannot find words to
express our horror at the deed and our
contempt • for the dastardly assassin
who so cruelly and ruthlessly struck
down the honored and beloved
head of a great nation. •
to is to be hopeci the loss of three be- •
lover1Presidents at the hand of the
assassin will teach our American
friends that freedom is not license and
that true freedom is that which Affords
ample protection to life and property.
Mrs: Sanderson, we are pleased to
say, has recovered from her recent
illness,. ••
Mr. Chas. Parker has improved the
appearance of his house by a coat of
paint.
The Varna English church held
their picnic in 3owett's grove a few
days ago when n pleasant time was
spent.
Mrs. D. McNaughton went to
Buffalo last week. to visit the Pan -Am.
• Mr. Itithard. MeDooI is slowly i,n.
proving in health at time of vvriting4.
We hope to eee him around again '
00013.
Mr. M. Westlake of tlie Sauble Line
has been laic1 up fot some time but we
are glad to learn of hie improvement.
The posters are out for the Dayfield
Pair, which promises to he a good one.
Mr, James Oattler011 and. Mr. Robert
Bailey, students at Clinton. were home
for Sunday.
Muggridge of theo, f. staff had
his hand, cut the other day While °per*
agog a rip taw.