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TI = OLMTOinVISIMS-RNOoRD
OOWS,FOR SALE.
The undersignee hail three cows for eale.
Quote %half Jersey, newly calved. While the
other tyre ere eeeected.tqe1v� Ode month.
JOSHUA W. 11114..
-7ae, toe. Summer= P. O.
11•10.1W,MI
COIN FOR SALE
The usidereigned bus s. new milk cow, le sow
and a number of pigs tor suite
1101mDs. Hurou Hoed.
Clinten, Jan. 4th,
Hagar Bones
For Men .
Bell Shoes
eeeteeecleirefeelieetteeele
For WOMen.
These shoes are made
from original. and
exclusive designs up-
on which the highest
skill and best thought
have been concentrat-
ed and impart to the
foot an elegance of
style which distin-
guishes their wearers
as being better dress-
ed than those of less
particular choosing.
No matttr for what
purpose you•may de-
sire shoes you will
find your require-
ments perfectly sup- .
plied in the
HAGAR or the BELL
line, so complete is
the variety.
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Clinton loRket :Report
Wheat ... 0 75 to f, 70
eoceie Wheat 0 'S$ to 0 10
Turkey Red Wheat 0 08 to 0 08
0.50 to 0 02
Oats ..... 0 SS to 040
.... . 015 to 076
Rye ...„.„, 0 40 tO e 40
Potatoes per bushel 0 30 to 0 80
Butter voile and Crock 0 14 to 0 15
Butter in tub. ...... 014 to 016
Eggs per doz. C'16...to 010
Hay ...... 800 to 000
Wool 0 15 to 0 16
Liite Hogs per evvt........ 0 00 to 0 10
DressedPork per cwt..... 8 00 to 7 75
Chickens per pair 0 20 to 0 40
Ducks per pail . „ . . 0 40 to 0 60
Geese pee pound 0 05 to 0 06
Turkeys per pound, . , , 0 07 to 0 08
Flour per ewt .. 100 to 215
Bran per ton- ...... .,. 10 00 to 19 00
Shorts per ton ... 20 00 to 20 00
Dried Apples per lb 005 to 0 05
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Youthful
t,'es for
the Aged
When print blurs.
sod reading Is onto,
poesible at an Weep:.
content distance/
eyes need help,
Our gloms restore'
the vision of south.
oralimosellinilesnolgoowl
•Gams
PIA,1
103,
A. 3. GRIGG
Scientifia jeweler and.
OsitioAsuni
CLINTON) ONT.
MARRIAGES•••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• To Care a Ohl 1U One HaY•
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tiODERICH CORRESPONDINT Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab -
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ROWERS -KYLE -In Brandon, Man., ELOISE A. SKIMINGS
on Dee. Slot, at the residense of - - - lets. All druggts refund the money
the hride's parents, lila Grace ... ' if It fells to cure. E. W. Grove's big -
Han.
formerly of Goderieh township, to New Teaes Night had a great many Mr. Ed, Campion of Toronto spent
Francis Rodgers of Baldur, --.----
JOHNSTON-PATTISON-At the reel-attractione, but the greatest crowd, Ohristinits week ander the paternal
barn on Jan. let, by Rev.R. Hobbs latter won.
greeted the hockey match, Welling- mansion.
her seheor duties near London on Oat -
dense of tbe bride's parents, Wing- tons a Toronto Vs. Goderich, The Miss Minnie Robinson returnod tO
sllir. J. Johnston of Hastioge to
utrYs: Webster fell on FridaY after.
Mise Sara it eldest daughter of /Kr, of OPeaeyenme-b3,.h°bIny. PtrenitevO.nW.tbGe. Illth-
W, J. Pattison. sard, Annie Florence Thompson to noon on the granolithic pavement and
PERDUE-DALEY-On Jan. 1s1, at Arthur Thredwall Payne, ell of Toroo- brote her arm.
Belgrave, by Rev. A, EL Brown, to. The groom is a nephew of Mrs, E. On Markley evening week a very
Mr. Henry Perdue to Miss Louie, Bleck., merry party itesembled to celebrate
yoaulenygest slaughter of Mr, George Miss Hoag Strang, who spent ner the 15th annivereary ot the marriage
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Xmas vaeation here, has returned to at Clinton of Elizabeth Ella McMann
LEPPARD-COOPER-On Dec, 3101, at her positien at the Grimsby Oollegiate arid Alexander Francis Elliott, son of
the late Ur. Lewis Elliott of Gioderich,
the residence of the briele'll parents, Institute.
olloowoplk,, by Rev. D. Rodgers, Miss Davidson
Charles E. Leppard of Molesworth hoM
lidays with her HOHRin, lat64 Kate ed fifteen years ago by Rev. r.
to Miss Ella, daughter of Mr. E. Oornpaign. of Elora spent the the marriage ceremony being perform.
Stewart of ClintOn. The vuests ar
rived early and social chat with each
MeKINNON--NIOHOLSON-0n New her home on New Year's Day. after a
Mrs. Saundby or London returned tie
ot er An t letr t S an hostese pass.
h d I ' hit d
T
Year's Day,.at the Methodist per- pleasant visit, to her sister, Mrs. Oeetl an hour pleasantly away. hee
s-
sonage 11 Ingham, by ReV, R. well. She was also the gueet or am games were introduced, pedro, lotto
third daughter of Mr. J. E, Kyle ........4014•10.••••“"*".........."......"1444“• nature is on each box. 25c.
The more a woman arguesthe more
obeli' unable to convince herself.
In mite any one has forgotton so
soon, this is 1902,
gerchesse, checkers and other games
Lucknow.
.
family a pleasant surprise by his ar- affair. elren Wedding cake was passed
ROUTLEDGE -OLOUCHDR-At the rival on Monday of last week. to each guest. Speeches both con -
residence of the bride's parents, Mrs. Eliza Black has one of the rar• gratulatory arid full or wishes for. a
Blyth, on Dec. 25th, bY Rev. W. eat plants of the fern family in to
bappy and prosperous NewsYear were
* Penball, Mr. George Routledge of It was brought by her from Jeckso , made by Chief Thomas, W. Guudty
Clinton, to,Annie, daughter of Mr
Mich., and is called the sweat plant. and A. Moore. After supper violin nnd
Adam retoucher. * No water is allowed to touch it and the organ rendered sweet music for the
SHO se
1 REED -MeFADZE AN- At the
roots i.un over the soil, at !emit they do anizy dance when all departed with
residence of the. bride's parents, on not eirik in The beenty of this plant renewed wishes for the prosperity this
New year's Day, by Roy. Mr. .lies in its color which is a beautiful New Year of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott line
of blue green and the leaves are very family. The presents were all vei
Jerrow, Mr. Wm. Shortreed, m
l
-- i minute and like the chameleon seem beautiful, including a rose howl of lin,
Morris, to Miss jeanett, only 1 to be in different shades. It is under a crystalW
exquisitely painted with m
daughter of Mr. Thos. Mendseen, glass cover. •
Hobbs,' Mr, Roderick Mc,leinnoe to George Acheson. eiuntil
ng enrged in supper was which was a rnostrecherche
1Vliss Mary Nicholson, both of Qaptain Tom Tretheway gave his announce
of Grey. The Misses Lee of Exeter have been
KELLNER-DUKE -At the residence the guests of Miss McMahon.
of the bride's parents on December
31st, by Rev. D. B. 1VItilleie, John Mrs. Win. Logan of Detroit is the
Kellner to Miss Ada guest of bee parents, Mr. and Mrs.
, daughter
Alex, Kirkbride. Little Miss Kirk-
ot Win, Duke, ail of Grey. bride, daughter of Mrs. Win, Kirk-
REID- CLARK -At the residence of bride, accompanied Mrs. Logan after
the bride's father, Stanley, on, spending some months with her at
December 20th, by Rev. Thomas Buffalo. • ,
- Davidson, Mr. Charles a Reid, of Mrs. Alex. Chrystal accompanied by
Vs.rne. to Miss Lucinda A. Clark, her daughter and son Cherlie are all
daughter of Wm. Clark. • the guests of Mrs. Chrystars mother;
DOODS-JOHNSTON-On December • Mrs. Lewis Elliott.
25th, at the residence of the Mrs. W. Tye nod family spent the
brother of the bride, by Rey, P. vacation with their relatives in Heys -
Musgrave, Mr. James T. Dodds to ville.
Miss Sara A, Johnston, all of Mc- Miss Bartelift of Brussels spent New
MoCONNELL OALDWELL- At the
residence of the bride's father, on
January lot, Mr Leonard MoCon- don. • •
nell, ,to Miss Mable Caldwell, Mrs. George Trethevvity has returned
daughter of Mr. John Caldwell, of from a visit to her father at Stouffyille.
Year's day in town.
Mrs. D. D. Rougvie has been spend-
ing a few days with relatives in Lou
CAMP13ELL-HUTTON-On December Messrs. Baker and McCauley gave a
Tuckeramith.
Holinesville . father. Turnberry, by Rev. D. VVoolgear composed the orchestra.
New Yesii•'s hop in Oddfellows'
25th, at the residence of the bride's messrs. W. Edward,' Jo Young and
Cheese Factory . we., 1,/ W /7111 Campbell, jr. of the
Virardrope, assisted•by Rev. W. J.
Mary Frazer, eldest daughter of hel‘rie.
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ANN MEETING, Mr. John Hutton.
The annual meeting of the stook -holders and her position in London.
deuce of Mr. W. D. Cantelon, Sud -
Mies - er Nichol will spend the winter
, r. m, ampbell to
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DUFTON-MORTER-At the rest-. Miss Mary Elliott has returned to
FRED. T. JACKSON. EtzzottleEgulTiii`1):11%ii. ianndWbilistleirs bury, brother-inelaw of the bride, A double dinner and wedding..
on Jan. 1st, Frederick J. Dufton,
hall, Holmesviile, on Saturday. Jan. 25 1902, at
to Miss lVfartlia Mortar, both
Sole Agent in Clinton 1 o'clook p. m. for the purpose of winding up
the past year's business election of officers for 0relitobt
the current: year and the transaction of any
MESSERSCEI 1DT--EGGERT-At trite
, general business. The balance' of dividend win
be distributed On that day. It is strongly • lug'. residence of the bride's parents,
- •ed that all shareholders be present as matters Mcleillop, by the Eev. /I. S. Holts
man, of Fullerton, assisted by Rev..
• M. L. Wingof Berlin. on Dec. 23rd
Mr. Fred. Messerschmidt- of Mc-
Killop to Christina Eggert. •
To Rent or
For Sale Ads
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE..
89,000 will buy a choice farm of about 120
acres situated a half mile from Clinton. Good
brick house. 20x28 and 20x2 .; barns 40x40 and
40x60, with stone stablesunderneathodlo,wind-
mill, etc. Will be sold on easy terms. For
further particulars apply at
JAMES STEVENS, Clinton P. 0.
Clinton,Deo. 9th.
FARM FOR SALE
IN STANLEY
Lot 7, concession 7, Parr Line, Stanley. is
offered for sale. This farm contains one hun-
dred acres, ninety of which are under cultiva-
tion, well fenced and well tile drained, The
balance is good bush. There are comfortable
-
buildings and all in good repair. The farm. is
within five miles of Kippen station. three miles
from Varna and one and a half miles from
Hillsgreen, where are churches, store, post
office, etc. There is a school on the corner of
the farm. There is a good orchard and a never
failing spring of water convenient to the build-
ings. This is an exceptionaiy good farm.de-
eirably situated and will be sold cheap and on
easy terms. Apply on the premises or address
JAMES WORKMAN.
Oct. 24th. Hillsgreen 0,
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale lot 49, con. I3,
Township of Hullett, consisting of 150 acres,
110 acres cleared and in a good state of cultiva-
tion, 10 acres stump land and balance good
hardwood bush, never culled. The lot is well
watered and fenced and is e mile from a
church, 2 miles from Auburn and 2 miles frOm
Clinton. A. Public school is located on the
corner of the lot. There is a geed two story
brick house. 2 bank barns and ontbuildings and
a good bearing orchard. For further partieu-
tars apply to •
EPH, HALL, Auburn P. 0;
Sept. 2ad. '
HOUSE FOR SALE
The undersigned offers for sale a seVen-rpom•
ad cottage on Orange street together with OHO-
51th acre of land. New cistern and well. Will
be sold on reasonable terms.
MRS. CARLING.
Clinton, April 121h. •
of importance will eome up ter discussion.
The drawing ,of the milk on the different
routes same as before will be let at the same
time.
W. B. FORSTER. Pres. •
W. S. LA.WRENCE, See.
Hohnesville, DOO. 26 1902. •
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• 'ANNUAL MEETING.
• • . • ELWOOD-4n Henkel!, on December
The TWenty Annual Meeting of the Mc- the wife Of M. Elwood of a
Kiuop mutuel FirlInsurance Company will be daughter. ' •
held in the•Town cleaforth, on the 17th
day of January, 1902, at I o'clock p. m, The ......mcARTHUR.-In Hensall, on Detiem-
business will include receiving the Directors' ber -28th the wife, ofJas. MeArthur
and Auditors' reports, the annual statement, ' • 0.
electing three Directors and the dismission r a sem ' •
other business for the welfare of the Company. JAMES -In Winghatn, on December
The retiring Directors are James Connolly of 28th. the wife of Phillip James of
Porter'd HUY, John Watt of Harlock and Geo..
Dale Of Seaforth, who are eligible for re-elee- - East w awanosn, a cunignter. •
timt. S. B. MeLEAN. President ,
Seaforth, Dim.. 30th. • ' • DEATHS.
BULLEN--In Hullett on January let
NIrs. Ilullen aged 61 years
and 9 months.
McNICHO - n russe s, on ea. ,
jessie, daughter of Mrs., A. Me-
Nichol,aged 18.years and 2 months.
POUNDER- In Logan, on Chrietmas
- Day, Elizabeth, wife of l'hon3as
• . Pounder, aged 61 years, 1 month,
• 11 days. " •
PRATT-In Buffalo, Deo. 30tb,
Millie,T, Pratt,formerly of NM:shell,
• aged 37 years aocil month;
. MOORE-In Fullerton, on Deo. 28,
Henry D. Moore, aged 33 years and
• 2 months. '. •
DOVVZER-In Detroit on Ian. 4th,
Donald Lewellyn, yeungest gen of
Mr. W. L. 'Dowser, formerly of
Clinton, aged 1 year and 5 months.
NIMENS-lh London.on Jan. 61h,
George Nimens, aged 70 years.
STORE TO RENT.
First-class beak store, imitable for' any bed-
ness. Apply to
W, C. SEARLE,
Unton,.Nov. 204h.
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THOS. E. HAYS, Sedretary .
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; WINTER TERM OPENS .
MONDAY,. JANUARY BTH.
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STRATFORD, ONT.
It Only ono kind of business., eduoatiot4 •
• giveo to studentA and that the best. •
• our graduatee are chosen by business i
• arms and bueb.e s colleges as fast as we
• can turn them.out. it pays to .get •
tborough preparation. Eight applied- • -
411 dons have recentitheen receiVed from •
• other business colleges who wish to got •
ali our graduates as teachers but we hay° •
h n
•not one to sond,
• class of work wo do. Get our catalogue. •
• W. 3, DIAL/OTT, Principal. • To
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Logs and Heading of
:all kinds --wanted. '
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Highest prices given,
Soft elms' to be cut 11 ft.,
12 ft. or. 13 ft..long.
& Ransfqt
Stapleton Salt:Works.
130th'S -
AND -SHOES
We invite you to in
our stock and.
• hear our prices when
you need anything
in Boots and Shoes.
.DUNLOP.
In the London Free Press of Friday
last appeared a portrait of our village
tavern and its proprietor together with
the following paragraph :
"The Dunlop is the only hotel in
Dunlop village. It is one of the oldest
hotels in the county of Huron, and
was successfully kept in earlier days
be Mr,A.nthony whO now lives in
retiremeet in the village:. Mr. Wm,
Glazier, whose portrait appears with.,
this sketch, is the genial proprietor at
forget -me -riots and other pretty devn
es, the gift qf Mrs, A. Moore ; tuli; . %so 3.00 -"Cold Storage and at, Trane -
lass of green and gold, the gift o tortation end Marketing of our
For Over Fifty Years
Mes.Wisistow's SOOTHING STRI72 has 'hoed
itoed by millions of mothers for their children
while teething. If disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a sick child suffering
and crying with pain of Cuttin4f,Teeth send at
once and get a bottle of "Mrs. Inslow's
ing syrup° for Children Teething. It will re-
lieve the poox Me sufferer immediately. De-
pend won it, mothers, there is no mistake about
it, It cures Diarrho:_,_0, emulates the Stomach
energyua ludmbowels,or nheee clunhrhoe omWsu is int eidomn aon.1,ive ,r jays. oawfstteionnnssqi oatwnb des
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is _plea-
fiant to the Mote and, is the prescription of one
of th., oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United states. Price twenty -Ave
ecu:s an bottle. Sold by all druggists through
out the world." Be sure and. ask for "Mrs.
IN$LOW SOOTHING SYRUP.
REatrLAR„*.13111TINGES
W. Unroll Farmers' Institute
mops THURSDAY, JAN. 23RD
TOWN HALL
1.30 to 1,45 -opening Beninese- President
1,45 2.16 -"The Fall Fide -
W. ffernigban, Henn:1111er
Mks Ctiryetal of Londoo ; a flint glas
set, •the gift of Mr, and Mies Gundry
an exquisite figure of Dresden chin,.
the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, im
many other thoughtful . and prett)
gifts. ' The guests from a distarie.
were ; Mr, Charlie and Miss Obrystil
of London and Miss Elliott of the sane
city.
erishable Produots -
G. a. Casten, cireighuret
3.00 to 3.15-Disoussion
3,16 to 3,15 -"Skim Milk as Stock Food" -
F. J. Sleightbobn, Strathroy
345 to tee -Discussion
THE 'WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
win meet in •the afternoon in the council
chamber, commencing at to'olook. It will be
led by Mrs. H. Elford, President Holmesville.
The opeakers and their subjects will be :
Morrisdale Farm, (7olhorne, was th, Mrs. 0. cainebell. noderieh-
scene of silver wedding celebratim /Was Green Carlow-
"ereadend Eiread. making
on •December 28th. The onored par. - eweigieng end Testing Milk on the Fare
ties were Mr. and Mrs. -Henry Morris Allladies are cordially invited. '
The address was read very cleverly by mus. Fr, lormour,, m„. o. 0 Jammu.
their little neice, Miss Lydia Beck, a President. Secretary,
little daughter of Mrs. A, Beck.
EVENING MEETING
Iffes, ,A. A. Fowlie left on Monday °fin the evening there Yell be kjoiot meeting
for her home itphirChheicrile,gt,h) the
of her
ing some mon tute when the speakers and subjects will be
the Farmers Institute and women's Insti-
M other, Mrs. Alex. Craigie. Miss as fonovve I
Minerva Einina Bailey left the same Mrs.e.Campben- "Home Influence"
day for her future home, Vancouver Wes Green- ' "The improvement of Time::
City. . • 0.0. Casten- 'The Lend We Li** in
F.J,Sleightholm--"Training Boys for Business"
•
Rev. Allan Seeger cie Toronto spent
the Xmas holidays with his parents, •
DUNGANNON, 'FRIDAY JAN: 24TH
'Barrister and Mrs. Seeger.
Kr. *Charlie Shepherd spent Mhos
week at London with his father and •
• GAETZ HALL
1.30 to 1.45 -Opening litisiness- president
A. Innis. Clinton
sister. His father, • Mr. Jamee Shep-
herd, returned with, him. 1A5 to 2.15 -"The 1)raught Horse' -
Miss Alice Craigie has gone to visit 2.15 to 2,30-Disoussiony d. h
.13es- sister; Mrs. Bossart of Buffaio. .2.30 to.3.00-"Summer ee in o c
Cows -F. J. $1eigEtholm,Strathror
St, George's Xnaes Tree entertain.. 3,00 to 345 -Discussion
tree was high and completely covered 345 to 00 -Discussion • .
. merit Was held on Thursday last. The 3.15 to 3."Problems • of the Soii"-O,C,Caston
place at the residence of r. im
vvittibeautifill gifts for:the schOlarss . . THE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
Irian. There •Was e. long end in tereet- the village hall at 2 o'clock and.
Rev. Allan Seeger pretiffed as chair, • • win meet in
ing program after: -which mune Septa ...The ewe of milk and Farm Butterlissieg.
tecgteleoll'dap.bd lig:ger:Ill of7,7:p._12' g
claim .Dear old "fellow, he dol "net . .2_
ferget the correspondent of THE EVENING MEETING ..• .•
Austin- Cherch of Go ere. . e
bridal •parties entered the- drawing ietivieRE0oRD and gave her three - Ajoinemeetine will be -
lild in the evening
reem; Clara dressed in a beautiful cos-. lovely presents arid a box of eandy, *commenchybat 8 ,os'elook whenaddresses will
turtle of a lovely ehade • nf .bare Here' A goahouse greete. ---.-e' Spinsters' 12v74(!litl.eaM teit ggrett:na, 0111Pligi
riette cleth vvith white silk vest trent
McOulloeh of Goderich townskio on
New Year's Day vvhen two brides.' left
his home for new ones. About forty
invited guests were present, Clara,
was given in -marriage to William
Fuller of Colborne •and 'Francee to
convention on Friday evening. The and others wRo will take tlie same t01601 ill the
with White silk applique. •kirances• Wathleen Ball, who fulle understood Assmusicalentertainment will be provided at
esidentof the convention was. Miss evening ereviousat ciinton, ,•
and collar • which were both trinJ inea • ,
looked charmipg in brown beitver her dety. There were about twenty tbe evening meetinge., . . . • ; •
.with cream chiffon caught • up With
rloth with dream silk blouse 'trimmed
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spinsters, all beautifully dressed, 'in- 3 -As. tieentTF. 0, ELFORD,
,
deed grime of them *looked like court - 1517e-sident. .
Secretary,
brieal parties.led the way to the dine
brilliants. Rey. Jaines R. 114Thins" beanties. •
Ainone those who took part ' .' '
officiated. After the • ceremony tb° io 'the, entertaininent were i Misses ' ,''' .
ing room where a grand New Year's and Clark, • •
Wetherald, 'Pallister; puffus, [Lowrie '
-'
dinner delighted ail. Both • of the
.
happy coeples left that evening
for • Mr. R. J. Walters, who caught a
their respective new homes in, lovely bronze •owl last fall, is quite . .
township. The gifts were •exquisiteproud of his go_odlu_ck. The bird now
THE NEWB-REoORD wishes them -
all measures fonr teetfrom . tip to tip of
prOsnerity and happiness. '
wing. It is thriving won
d
erfully, .
Mr. aiid Mrs, W. 0. Pridhaix: cele. from Lucknow.
• Miss Maggie Fraser has returned
bretedthe tenth anniversary of 'their .
Rev. Mark Tar • atnill retuened •from
wedding day en Wednesday last. els eisit to London on. Friday *night. •
About flfty guests were present on the
Mrs. George Orieee of thatcity amour.
occesiori and many presents were re- . .
N . • periled him to the rectory. .
ceived: • •• NOrth street. church Mission ,Band
• On New Year's Day . it very pretty •
gaVe a very fine entertainment on
wedding was solemnized at th'e rase Thursday •eyening under the• speciel
°f 'the ' supervisiOn of, gigs Giideri, Assisted by
dence of manager John Bain
Duck Island' fishings•station; when his Mies Robeitson and other. S.* S.. teach'.
youngest daughter, Miss Catherine . • . • • ,
qrs. _ • • •
McKellar, was given in marriage to.
On key; Year'S.Night Meesrs, James
Mr. Robert Ernereon Troue'af Wiarten.
Wilson and F. Burrovee attended e• C... .
The bride caine into the drawing room
Q. p., oyster supper et Benreiller and •
on the erre of her father, who gave her
• 1 I • " W ddi made pleasing speeches.
away, while
Bells" March was being plitYedity Miss • On Dec. 26th the residence . of Mr.
Maggie Macdonald, The bride :looked and Mre.,Millian,Crystal Spring Farm,
,very sweet in her wedding dress, en- Wee the scene of much happiness when
Iraine of white silk organdie, the skirt a large gathering . • of relatives and
of which was tucked lengthwise to friends assembled to celebrate the 201h
*within twelee or flfteen inches • frotn ariniyersere, vil their wedding.. Mrs.
the bottom. Four sinall dainty ruffles Millian reeeived in a gown of black
Were arranged -upon the' bottom of cwraeseeansoi7titehd nhlr hkersadtaieugthritroei.mRinages ad
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the skirt, each ruffle being edged with:
valenciennes.' The corsage was 'high her neiee, Miss Effle Milliati of Geder-
and the sleeves tucked and trimmed ich, The drawing room was profusely
with Valenciennes insertion and lace. decoreteclIwith evergreens, holly and •
f silk was fastened at the roses. The tea romii was made charm -
top of her Corsage at the back: Her ing byan arch of evergreens, roses and
bat was a eery ..handsome Gainsbor tnIsletne. .A.t 8 p. in, tett wae served;
'nugh of blaclevelvet with geld broicier- the table being decoreted with jardin-
ed crown and black plumes. fastened Jere of primresee and holly. Crystal
with gold buckle. Neither jeevelry and silver. shene conspicuously and a
nor flowers adorned the -bride save a, lovely tee, was served the guests. miss•
shower boquet of white roses andferns es U. Millian, M, Fowler, J. Willtems,
which hung over her aern at her side, Mrs, E. Treble and' Messrs; E. Treble, •
fattened with a long loop of broad E. Gilbert and G. Millian did the bon-
erling
(!' A num is .known by the
compatiy, he
character of a, grocer's business
is known. by the quality .of the
goods he sells. That is why
we ,keep the best of every-
thing..
white silk ribbon. The bridesmaid, ors of the tea room. Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Margaret CamPbell, looked lovely Atillian were the recipients of many Fear nae Foe..„
present. Mr. Glazier is very Popular. in a handsome trained dress ef pink beautiful, expensive and useful pret-
The house is situated at the inter- dimity with deep flounce placed a ents. Music and crokinole made the
little above the bottom, a, rn w of blaeltevening pass &Way very pleasantly.
Some *four special lines :
New Raisins
. . ,
" Currants
"' Figs
Nuts
" pDateseeis
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We have on hand 50 pails
ot Cone Syrup which we
bought. before the raise and
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are now selling below cost.
In all other lines we ex•
cel and
. ectioo of two nrthe Lek° Shore leading to Kincardine, silk applique at bottom of flounce and Mr, R. Treble eateled away fitet prize,
semn. travelled roads-
and the ether to Lucknow." another a ceuple• of inches above, a handsome necktie case, Miss Fowler
l
t Decollete collage with white embroid- taking the ladies' prize. Mr. S. Allin
The nubile examination held at. our
eryt yoke, 'finished at bottom with and Mrs. Johns were quite delighted
schoobefdre its close was attended
by quite a number of people of scan of of whit e incnisseline de sole knot. with their consolation prizes. Among
section whose school days long since ted in front. Oeer her arn1 depending the gueets from a distance were : Mr.
f I n loo of White eilk ribbonSperling of Singe, Man.,111r. and ' •
ended. Alter the examination there tom aog p
was a pro§rion of triusic, recitations, was her hoquet of white roses and ferns Mis. Campbell and son Wilfrid of
Hee the bride's.hat wae a lar§e Sttathroy, Mr,, Mrs. and eliss Joyce
•'ate*, whie WaS much enjoyed. The Gainsborougli of black velvet like t a end Messrs, D. and T. Nfacdougal of
very capable young lady. This is tile . a• . old headeJ) ins in front Bente and daughter Mabel of Wood -
teacher is Miss EvaCooper of Clinton a d with I to metals Komoka, Mr. and Mrs. E. Gilbert, son
. bride's, trimme w limes
Oash for Hides and' Sheenskine• first year of her residence among us an "ge g
' The groomsman was Mr, Wm. Camp. stock, Mr, and Mrs. G. M. Elliott,
tell jr , brother of the bridesmaid. Misses Effie and M.Millian of Goderich.
She has labored earnestly to promote
S. R W I Fades, .and t e results have been Rood, Thri groom's gift to the bride was a Mr. A. McCarrol of Lucknow, Mr. and*
handsome set of Russian sable and his Mrs. Mohring, Rev. Mr. and Mrs,
ATH ELL the standinghof the school in all its
. selected all the presents for the pnpils, gift tO the bridesmaid a handsome Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. W. Straiaghan
or this entertainnient ehe personally
VA.IEMTA. wheel broach set with turquoise spokes of Benroiller, Mr. and Mre, T. Million
and they gave general satibfaction.
and rim of brilliants. Rev, james and daughters jean, Alice and Bell of
, Anderson t e t e nup
Tbere were aboutflfty invited guests., and. Idles Fowler' bf Saltford, Mr, and .
The tables looked lovely With china, mMrras: andJE..ATleleinwe. neseovn. aOnwde isin, r sM,
Mr and
sibrer and chrystal,the jardinieres hold-
inglarge white roses and shamrock. Sergeant T. Johns, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A sumptuous breakfast vrith menu fit nervier, Mr. and Mrs, .11 Goode, Mr,
fee royalty awaited the guests. After add Mrs, T. enders, Mr, and Mra. T.
the eereniony was perforated Rey. Table Mr. and Miss Fowler % Mr. and
Janice Anderson Made a very happY ?Ars% 4. Milian, Mrs George, Miss
epee& in honor of bride and grootn, to Marie and Master Johnnie Millian and
Which the groom Made a 'Very Worthy Mr. aha mre. R. StraUghan.
response. After all adjourned to the
drawing room Miss Skimings preeided -- - v
by request at the plaho and on being The Haudnomest Callender.
4 26 risked to favor the wedding party with
4 25 the good old Scotch song " Annie * -•,--,----
Ot the season tin ten colors) six beauti.
2 26 Laurie" complied with pleaeure, She ful heads fon six sheets, 10x12 inches,)
2 55
2 26 also favored them with ,her Scotch, repropuctions of painting by Moran
2 55 song sl, List to the song. o the robin issued by General Porisenger Depart'.
and "Como to the ivy clad bow -
et." one of her sailor songs, mks nient, Chitago, Milwaukee St St. Paul
will be sent on receipt of
pipers tRwaeiltryYsfire cents Mateo. P. A.
Macdonald played " A hundred
in ii," and eeveral °thee Scotch airs
while the bridal party were preparing 1‘1,•.,Per, General rasseneer Afeellti
8 t
to leave for the station, Quite a num. vincago,
NEWS -RECORD
CLUBBING LIST
• WEEKLY LIST
Vews./tecord and Fawn), Herald and Star 41 76
News-Reeord arid Mail and Empire I 76
NeweRceord and. TOronto Globe 1 66
Nowa-Record and Hamiltrin lipectfitor 1 76
News -Record and lvIontreal witness 1 03
News -Record and London Free Prose 1 75
Nows-Itecord exid Weekly Sun • 1 76
News -Record and Northern messengee 1 20
News -Record and World Wide 1 40
1/A.ILY LIST
News.ilecOrdiaid Mail and DiScipirs
NeVoi-Record and Globe
Newa-Record and Toronto World
NeWirResord and Toronto Neel
NoWirRecord 4nd Toronto Star
NewerRecord and London News
MONTHLY LIST
News -Record and finiincotte, Mtigatiile 2 70
News -Record and Delo eidgazine I 60
The premiums given by trio Pamily Herald
and Weekly Star aro handsome pictures of
King Edward. the Qiieen and the Duchess ef
Devonshire.
The Mail and,Empire gives the Choice of the
reproductione of Mr. Sohn Innis' last tevo paint -
live They are fine/4001er pietures On the,
Edge of tho Herd" and. "'rhe minerst Paterson,'
isxsa ea 10 Mee and musttiwnit incidents
ineano :watt) stones
CLINTON
MARBLE
AND
d h tea knot Carlow, Mr. R., Mrs. and Miss Gibbs
GRANITE WORKS
The beet class of work
procurable hag been
manufactured here for
Many years past,
ThAs* A.°°. 1400alt rheitfitediliO,
rhe (ova Routh Itemae.
Sold and reconitrattided by en
druggists in cantos, only ren.
able medicine discovered. BLI
Pdad#44' #iittadfifeed 50 OHM 611
forms 6 861661-„WOtitheoilLikli effeetS of
eteeofflo Mental Worry, EteafidiVe tele 01TO.
beim, opium or gelatin* Mined On receipt
of price. Oile tiaokftge $1, $5. Oita 11 :PUMA
#1,4905(60,0 -Pamphlet. free too/ drae.,.
,WA. Wood etaosokyo
114TTENBURY St ,WORKS
Direct linporters, Woilttuan.
ship and Material guaranteed.
SEALP1 84,1310g
pit -winds Tow.
WE NWT dell on you a week
your bereavement.
wE water make the work to suit
after
WE WILL tirlFriII.1
n e. e e pr co to suit
the work.
WE WILL give!';oon the cholee'of the
1311 design and material.
roduction this World
We are the ONLY pule.
ac0,1 men in Clinton In
sine line. Do not he
talked into pi aci rig your
order Without, first call-
ing ori us,
her of the guests went to the depot " • -
to throw rice over the bridal party and
Wish them good fortune, The bride's The letefie news; the best pictures;
going away gown WAS Of navy blue the finest fiction -all in The Illustrated
broadcloth, tucked quite adepth Buffalo Exlmlis for five centtb
around bottomof skirt, et:fieriest
bleitee arid Wilde oollarotto ancl -rrataliritci 7/0"Z17---1'
The hanPlf PoliPle left for thole
twine at, Wiarton b'y the afternoon ao k' Cotton2 t ilia
ttain. The wedding gifts vaeic exquis- oo expo
ite, covering a large table. The guests tO tinceeedfully ailed 016nthlt by over
at the wedding from it distance were 0,00014dieS.Safekefteettiel.Ladiesitsk
your draggiat birults CON ON Cm*
Mailer 2. W. Campbell, J„ of the steain- mild. Take hci Othett MiXturefl,pilliaaa
erMebol,Kenneth Call:ell of 'L'oletlo,
box' No 1
mitailons are deligetotts. IP*114,4 No. 'Tr,
J. B. HOOVER i m
Ceptein W. ItcLean of t. ault Ste,Marie, lota,mwovallogtornnoas.„.illturo ieits
$ pRop NI eh., iss Mary Trout, elst0 of tne tornieezeo.s.Tetusackietiaacominitipreeeliomy roirdsoott,0702
groom, of Wiartori, and lire. -3. G.
Simpson of Whitten, 0,100 •ft Mater of ".Ponlinge•r•1064 in 4/1"4.4
the laid*.
Nett to 00113Merbial act&
T •0 Neil,
HUB GROCERY.
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• on and pee what, we can do 44 I .
•• supply you at all prices from • , Our stock is new and well selected and
• for you in canusras. We can • i
• No. 2 at $2, Frool now till • I '
it . low that it will pay you to deal with us,
• in Op. The best bit fora
• eheap earner* it the Brownie • I
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• Christmas we will Mete you •
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a a present of • 1
• odistount on Cameras: .22 lbs Granulated Sugar for $1
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25 " Yellow " ". $1
; , frore $1 tO $15 • de '
: 15% diger:mut on Cameras o Eggs 17e. Butter 16e.
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lifINKRUPTitIG1(
The bankrupt stock of O. B. Keonig,is yet well
assorted. We have been adding new goods as we sold
out the Bankrupt Stock and at present 'thc stock is
well supplied with staple goods that people require
every day and suitable for the fall 'trade.
We do not intend. to replenish the stock but shall
positively close up as soon as the present stock is dis-
posed of. Those that come early will get the best
bargains, as we mean business, The whole stock will
be sold very cheap but we always have special bargains
in the different lines. We will mention a few ; Mess
Goods, Prints, Ginghams, Flannels, Flanelettes, Cot-
tons, Shirtings, Denims, Cottonades, Tweeds, Worsted
Suitings, Underwear, Small Wear and Fancy Goods.
We have just opened up a large** of
.LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S JACKETS,.
all new goods, which -we shall offer at
HALF PRICE
as'we want to clear them out quicley, There never
has been anything like them for value ever offered
n C inton, Comv and see them.
CLOTHII4C.
Men's, Boys and Childrens' Suits at great bargains
tt , 4f• 11' •
than cost
Men's odd Coats, some 50 or 60 in stock that you:cai
have at aboutlyour own.price
Odd Vests, odd Pants, Oyeralls, Smocks; etc
We have a great lot of Men's. Cardigan Jacketa that
we will sell you for,a, trifle
Overcoats, large stock, less
BOOTS .AND SHOES
Men's, Women's. and Children's Boots and Shoesa
bargains .
'OvershoeS,RulDbers, Felt Goods, Socks and. Rubber,'
• Rubber Long Boots, at wholesale
Many More lines that we have not space to Mention
:Come and see
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WINTER:
War GO-
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Our Great Clearing Sale is creating quite a stir among close buyers
who know big bergains when they see them. This week we Offer special
drives in every department throughout the store. Our space will not
allow us to quote all the reductions in prices. We will be pleased to have
• you call and look through our immense stock as we intend Making this
sale a record breaker. Below we quoteet few prices that may interest you
• Heavy Wool Tweeds, good i;alue at 76*, sale price 500
Men's Wool Pants, regular price $1.25, sale price 79c
Winter Dress Goods, worth 50e, sale price 25c
Grey Flannel, plain or twilled, worth 15c,for 12ic
Men's Wool -lined Kid Gloves, regular. 75c, sale price 500 -
Women's Ileav.y Winter Hose, worth 20c, 2 pairs for 25e
Linen*Towelling. 17 inches wide, worth 8c„ for 5c
American Grey Cot ton, 37 inches wide, Worth 8c for ic
. Wool Blankets, full size, regular $2.50, for $1 95
" Homespun Dress Goode, 56 inches Wide, worth 65c, fdr 45e
Eiderdown Flannel, regular 50c, sale price 390
Men's Wallaby Fur Coats, regular.$17, for $13.50
Men's Black Dog Coats, good value at $25,.for $10
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Ladies' Astrachan Coats away down in price '
The remainder of our Millinery Goods in Trimmed and. Untrimmed
Hats Feathers, Wings, Flowers, Ribbons, Etc., will be slaughtered dute
ing the next two weeks. In some cases they will be sold atless than half
price to clear.
mosiNNoN &co. .13LYTH I
our prices Etre so
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• who are thinking of purchase
is ing a flatter*, will receive an •
..• Eastman catlaogitii by droop, •
Ing Ili a Card. Cit1141 ealti•
eraa
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• bolos 445 56attnytn can ne •
I supplied, powders and other light sup •
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developing •
plies can be sent by wail, •
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6 Our cheap gxposuere Meter o
2 *4 36* gives tho correct expos- La
Ts ure under all conditions and i
• pays for itself in it alien thne a .
g by saving (Wet end Under •
, i exposure in negatived,
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J. E. HARNWELL, CHEAP CASH STORE, VARNA
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