The Clinton News-Record, 1902-02-06, Page 4The Clinton Nowsitoord.
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last week.
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°LINTON, • rgB. eva Ivo -chose section decided on Saturdes it is gait bait mai ;smite& they tor uo 1II' U. 0.! la le every eineeta has bi en
by a majority of twelve to move the to ehronicle the sudden and unexpect. re organized for the Motel, term with
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new echoollaouse to mere central ed deeth of Nettie Elizabeth, beloved the following officers ; President, D.
Wpw..A.dvertiqements.pThe cheeee factory at Holmesville early age of 27 years, having one - 2rul VieP, Mies 8/Lary Clerke; Treasurer,
wife of Mr. James AlcAlatb, at the Allison s 1st Vice, Time, O'Loughlin ;
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Yeleutinss—W. Cooper &Co s vvillbe equipped with a butter plant, littleson, Bregden. to mourn the loos Pidl. Ko 13 ; Sect ettary,Laura Bridges •
they know at present they will enia of at young end gtemother. Nettie, Secretary of Committee, Beees,.1
but the directors say that so far ae ifd
Hulse to make cheese next season. 1711 as we always liked to call her, was a Woo s , Catunc ors, s nai y pp
til the cheese season opens up they pupil of oars in her early umeical hard, Mies. Irene Acheson, Gomm,
yearand latet. it delighted us to see Wrighttuan ; Editor in Chief, Gem go
purpose making butter. s
the
The followittg . has been handed in. rapid progress she was making as Webster; Subeditbes, /Also Olive
for publication ; " On Monday of, last tut tnusicien end vocalist, " Child of TwiYer, Henry Martin.
Many of our citizens are wearieg ice
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week while Herbert Lamprey and golitt'e' ewst,Inteertretthoei t4thiTePlitittilseeit.).f. Fliienr. ct eepers to guard against accident .
• Mr, Wm. Routledge of the ,Hurou Home yeers she ayes a valued soloist in upon ow. icy paveinent.
Charles Prouse were cutting wood for
Road they felled a maple tree which Knox or choir and /Met lending her JaIiss Allan, daughotheralomf ihMar. e• uMrchD4
measured. three feast the butt, This voice fmany years to the ,Lord she Allan, tendered a
they sawed, split and piled in four and is now singing His nrelses in the choirs party DO the P.N. Chapter on Wednes.
a half hours. The pile measured five above. Mrs, McIffath underwent it day evening of last week, .'
cords, Who Can beat thits ??' great deal of sorrow lately, her eldest On Tuesday -14t11 Jan. at the hand -
Another robbery of grain hits been boy, Christopher, dying so 5000 after
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committed near Holtnesville, Tititt his grandfather, Mr. S.MeMtth. Yet
time the thieves broke two locks after the birth of her little daughter en
and drew staples. The identity' of the eil of 22nd Jenuavy no fears •ayere entertain
parties has now beeu pretty well ascer- . her non.recovery until Mondtty
tainted and a' repetition of their offen. and on Tuesday she sank to rest. The
errs will likely land them behind the , casket was covered with beaetiful
have been 11 fotributes, a large handsome pillow
bars, where they should
some tinne ago. Pa-. rmed f lovely roses, 1110 gift of her
Mrs, George Ludlow of Dundalk is brothers, the Messed, ' Orabh S a large
-visiting at the parental home, Mr, J. and. beaotiful wreath of roses, bye.
Richarclson's, while Mr, Ludlow is vie. cinofths carnatinns end ferns, the tell).
thing his native part in Prams townSt. Anlrevv's c
. ute iThe Woodmen of the World ; a
ship, previous to entering upon his cross of hyacinths, car
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duties as maker at the Hohnesville gift of Inverness ; nations end delicate green sonars, the
cheese factory. i Oamp ; a large casket
boqu
Mr, F. O. Elford returned home on I et of hyacinths, -carnations and
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fetns tbe .giftstit lairs. Hof large calls, lilertison. and
Clearing Sale of Footwear—W. Taylor & Son 4
Auotteri-Sale---W70*Plowes
Clearing Sale of Boots and Shoes—B, Clue
Clearing Sale—Beatty Bros
Mooey saving Sale—Noweorobe's..
The Month tor Fur Coate -juice= Bros
Menne Day—Derigeus Bros 8
WIRE PTJLLING GALORE.
Probably at no session has the county
auncil been entirely free from wire
pulling but last week's owlet' is said
to have " capped the climax.“
The button-holers buzzed about from
morning to night, They even invaded
the committee rooms and undertook
to instruct the committees, To the
credit of at least one county coun.
cillor, he arose to the dignity of his
position and ordered the intruder to
begone about his business—and , he
went.
The th county council turned clown faoily ; buet lies,
0 Thursday last front the Agr
loq
been hr cousin, Mis
Icultural
hadb
Colleg
Guele
, ph wh
ere he'had the gift of esHattie
petition for a bridge over the Mait• taking a epecial course of twat weeks on Harmon of Toronto ; it hotpot of Ilya.
land river, which,it has been estimated, I poultry.f previously.. h h cools and carnations, the gift of Mr,
study o this questIon, wine • as
He had made at •
would cost about $8,000, become a most important one to farm- and Mrs. Petet Hiseett. Mrs. Strongh s
bouquet of white hyacinths was laid
i
But, on the other hand—probably to maximum of peeflt from the course, on her breast and Mr. Brophy placed
ars, and so was enabled to receive the
his floral offering in her hand, Rev,
show how they can combine economy On Tuesday Mr. Efford left to begin a
James A, Anderson conducted the ser -
with prodigality—they granted an ings of Farmers' Institutes to be held a distance who Attended the funeral
vices at house and grave. Those from
nsonth's engagement to address meet.
electric railway company the free use in the counties, of Wellington., Water. were; her brothers. Chivies Orabb of
.. • . ilob, Brant and Halton. fits topics Seaforth and George Grubb of Brant
of the Saltford bridge,which cost n the will be : " Lunerne °lover," " Hogs" ford, with their. wives and families;
neighborhood of $20,000. Vie will be and " The Feeding or Poultryfor the Mr. mid Mrs, Cooper of Chatham. The
British market." Mr. Elford finds the
just so much of a bonus to that cofarmers much inter ested in the fatten- funeral•was largely attended
m- . The pall-
bearers were : Messrs. Charles end
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pany, but, apart front that aspectGeorge Potter, Allis,
ing of poultry. He took along a feed. George ()rash,
ing crate, which is an well adapted for McLean Peter Bissett and Charles
become general. 'Tkle sympathy of all our citizens
of the case, deeply concerning the the purpose that its use is likely to - Leo,
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ratepayers as it does, it is 'a serious is with Mr. Mcalath in this his latest
ese, Robert 0,antelon, son of Mr- and
matter to grant the right of way over Peter Cantelon of the ith con., return. gi eatest bereavement.
d to Sarnia on Monday after a week's'. Mrs, L Dark, late of London, who is
visit at the homestead, He was in spen mg . g
cl• the 'winter as the uest of
this bridge with its dangerous e . .
approach. g
The council asked for tenders for tne His runs extend from Sarnia to Fort Dr and Mrs. MeLeo'd have returned
. the post of fireman on the G. T. R.
from. their trip to Europe and after
building of the concrete superstructure Erie, Sarnia to the Falls and Sarnia to
Toronto. He likes the work, though spending erne weeks at the residence
of a bridge on the StanlerGodericb it is herd, and is doing well. of Mrs. McLeod's mother, Mrs. Eb,
•Fisher, are now at their home in Oalu-
boundary. The lowest tender was' The Rev. Mr. Turnbull of Goderich met, mirb,
. a,nd Rev. H. A. Wright have arranged
$1.70 per cubic yard but the contrapt an exchange for Sunday next vvben &Mr. W. J. Smith losta valuable collie
• poisoner uoed
tg on Friday, The
Manitoba for several months, but her son, Mr. Harry Hunt, was the
returning some time ago he took Mrs. Cox, uest this week of her sisteran•le.w,
ment in the Anglican churches at •ground glass in lieu of a scarcity of
was awarded a,t $4.75. The contractor Mr.Tuenbull will Administer the &sera.
ender could •
amount of security, but on the weak found no clue. Several other •dogs•
plea that he had not been pouring MARRIAGES '
. mit their fate through the week, nut
cut glass is a detnouical 'device. •
cement for years they passed him over, . Miss Carnerbn of' Hayfield is the 1
who put in the lowest t Middleton's,•Holasesville end Summer. death on Velday night, Gundry
strychnine. Nine doge met their
have furnished the council with any hill. searched the house of one suspect, but,
settle mausion of the groom's pai•ents, .
Mr.and Mrs. Franklin of Victoria,B.C.,
Miss Minerva Erma Baileyof Godeeleb,
youngest danginer, of Captain John
Bailey, late of Goderich, was married .
by Bishop•Credge to William A.Frank-
lin also of Victoria, The bride was
beautifully dressed in a costume of
ivory white silk and carried it baguet
of pink carnations, roses and ferns, The
bridal party left same evening for a
honeynwen trip to Seattle, Washing
ton, and have since taken up their
eel* alaeseasees esseinellesela•
Th 3
ereseSealessit;waileseas
Morrish Sale
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Mhe big Clearing Sale
I. of this the best stock
of Men's Furnishings
in the county started
with a rush last Satur-
day morning. It will
continue until the '28t1i
day of Feb, There is
Ino reserve whatever,
everything in the store
is marked and selling
at out prices and you
can't make your money
make you better inter-
est than by taking 2,d -
abode in Vencouver. The groorn's gift! vantage of this ch.eap
was a handsome gold watch with dies 1
mond hack. selling.
Mrs. Judge Johnstone of Sault Ste,
Marie is here on a. visit, She has lust
been placing her two little daughters in ' Saturday Feb 2nd.
Loretto Abbey to receive their educe.
than.
Mrs. I Gledhill has returned from a .... WILL BE „
vieit to her sister, Mrs, Ernest Kure
of Sti at ford, end some friends at Ali tch- •
ell.
Mr. Harry J. Gledhill, photographer
of Toronto, Is a son ot our citizens, Mr. . . .„
and Mrs. I. Gledhill. He has a studio Special prices be
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Hat and Cap Day
BELL—BELL—At the residence of the guest of her coosin, Mise 'iateLeen of
if the successful applicant is te have . ' bricle's Trouts in Clinton on Feb. SPruse Grove Farm. ' .
• be as well to have Ude known' so that M. eldest daughter of Mt. John his bl"ek. '
SNIDER —FERGUSOIsT—At the reei• trier, ote was in ispose as wee ass
. burn on February 5th, by Rev, Dr. and 'Mrs. Hooper and Miss
preparing it tender. ' John Kennedy, A,nnie, da,nghter of Ause,brnoke were guests one evening
Mr. john Ferguson, te Henry Sni• 'at a pleasant progressive euchre party
• der • of Colborne, gteen. in Toronto by lalr: and Mrs,
WINGHAM. KOEHLER— WALZ—At Ilensall, 29tI
' Park,•
1 Anty of Bellewood
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a. monopoly of county work it would • Oth, by ev. R, Gunne As . Mr. Geot.ge Acheeori has the carpets-
reetor ..of St Peas church, Mabel tees at work remodelling the stotes in
other men may not be plat to the - to Harry aBell of Winghatte Mr. William Smith of the new sure.
h I " cl* dl t k. d
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In the Queen City. marked. on every hat
The Misses Whitley,young daughters .
$
and maidens from the Collegiate Insti. and yell Call Save much
Dr. Whitely, had A 'bevy of youths an si cap in the store
tute give tnern it surprise on Thursdey
end whiled the hours away money if you buy here
with music, song and genres. The
evening S
on Saturday. The ie*-
Misses, Whitely made charming little
hostesses and served the tea In line est and most stylish
expense that mus8 be . incurred deuce ofthe bride's. Parente in Au. /the. work was ate; stanestill. •
• Jan. by the Rev. J. S. Henderson Mr. Ed, Sherman got rate of his toesi .
• Mr. 'Henry Koehlet Sr., to eist„ badly bruised by a stick ot timber fall•
,
The last love feast in the old Metho- Jacob' Watz,beth of Hay tovenship.- Ing uP" 11. ,
dist church took .place' Sunday last FULTON—JONES—At the rectory,' It ii supposed' by many that it is,
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when, considering the inclemency a Seaforth, on January 2,3rcr, by Rev. world stealers who are -also the dog •
the weather, there were many present. Rural Dean Hodgins Mr. . James poisoners.,
The much beloved pastor, the Rev. . Fulton, of McKillop; to Miss Em- Mrs..Macdonald bas been the guest
that the Lord* would bless from the ily Joiles, of Egnsondville. . . of Mts, Nordheimer of Toronto.
R. Hobbs, on Sunday morning prayed
LOUGHLIN-a-AGEN.—I St Mi IS
.n . c -. The big mill has been shipping flour
ael's church, Blyth, on January 20, to South Africa. , • • '
Pope down to the chairman. of the
Methodist conference. • by Rev. Father McMenamin, On- Wednesday evening of last week,
On Sunday a blizzard raged in .t. he ,Mr...Andrew Loughlin, of Central • -.Court, Maitland gave e delighalif must.
superlative degree and on mondo4 ia, to Mise Annie Agen, Of Morris. cal entertainment after . the usembere
also. • MeLEOD--McIVER—At the residence. had partstken of ao oyster supper.
Mr. J. Kerr, of whom mention was . of the bride's mother, on January. Mayor Cameron was chairman. Ad -
made last week, has replaced his loss ' 22nd, by Rev. A. Mackay, ttssisted dreeees, orche'stra tnueic, recitations,
by a fine three-year.old colt. . by Rev. R. MeLeod, B: D., Will• singing and Highland dancing 'made
All are now busy stoting away con- up the .appreciated programs. The As
jam McLeod ofiluron to Elizabeth -
youngestdaughterf e late Thos. Mn
.' CFO t t the 1 and gelded water for summer coosump-. o the . F. our , tnee 8 on e st an r
McIver of Huron odayia in mall month. W. Knee.:
tion. •
style.
William Marlton and staff are mak-
hats in town were kept
here and the whole
A stock is gelling at a
0
r saving to you of at S.
Ing good headway •at their shipyard.
Two tams are nearing crunpletion, one
for McLeod and Dobson of Seugeen,
the other for 'Purvis of -Gore Bay. . The
fishing tug Siebold is to he re -built.
'Mr. William Lee has received a letter
from W. J. Brown of Detroit stating
that he has .purchased • another boat
and will place it on the Windsor Soo
route next season along with,the Pitts-
litit,g, The .novS boat is 20 feet longer
than the Pittsbet,g; •, .
Tuesday next is Shrovetidescornmoro
ly knnv, n as Pancake Day.' Wednes-
day meals Ash Wednesd ty, the first
'day of Dalt'. Service will be held in
St, Peer's and St. Georges, *.
• ". Miss Elitist. Seitninge of . tioderich,
the well known eoeteepoodent of Tam
•Cites/Tote • NcWs-REcionn,„„ fell outside
the .pohlic library on Tuesday and
broke herr 1 ight rum aboVes' the s eyelet"
Kingston .13ritisls Whig. Thanks, Mr.
Pense; we're- getting pn famintsly with
otirIeftintnil and the right • is .making
most satisfactory •progress. . • . '
.Remetnlier the concert to he ellen -
Thursdity evening :in St. George's
Sunday school by the Young. People's
Guild • A very flue program -is • being.
A young lad narrowly escaped ILAGARTY—WATERS--At St. Brits shaw O. R. atid M. J. Whitely
drowning on SatilrdaY bast, He slip- get's church', Mitckiell, on the 281h secretary s'
F R • Mr. W. Grahame Williams,druggist,
ped into the waterwhich had been ' Jana by Rev. atber (man,Mr,
daughter or Mr, Dominick VVaters. Toronto, end Flora; second &tighter
cleared by the ice cutters but one of James Elitgarty, to Miss Julia, A..
thecutters with an iron spike caught . of 'Mrs. ,11.. A. McIntyre of Toronto, 'too s he on
prepared. ' , • -
For some Weeks bur, society friends
were making great. preparatiens• for
the' annuel ball to be given by, the
1. Q. 0. F. on 'Thursday, :fan. 301h
The London harriers delighted the
hearts of the dancers, introdticiag
new throe step in their progreen • of
twenty eight dances.- A great nurnber
were in' attendance from outside
pointS. Sapper. was served in the din.
ing robin and a recherche repast it,
was. The hail did not break. up until.
about 3.30 Fridtty.a. rn The strangers
*•would be all ready to returo to their
homes on the 7 o'elook trains The
pitteonesses - of. the hall- were : .
W. ProodNot, Mrs, U. C.:: Hunter,
*Mrs. R. Rey n MaeVicars and
Mrs. 0: A. • Nairn.; Stewards : "R.
Reynolds, 0. A. .Natirn Wtn. .Proud -
foot and W. W. MaCVicar.
Cern-
mittee M; Y. Edwards, P. Cornell;
M. D. Steelton, T. W. Nairn and 0.
W, Rhynas. • • .
Airs, Chisholm of Sitliford • took
another nad attack hist week, we are
sorry. tolearn.: •
his clothes ins he vvas disaptearing un, All of Logan. formetly of •Kingston, were married on P • u and
der the ice and pulled him &Cit. The WILLIAMS—McINTYRE—On ' Jan. Wednesday, 22nd Jan.—Kingston Works Off tko Cad-
" h Wis• W ' h the b
rite ig, a' was appy
Hroriso •Quinine Tablets.
feet deep. •• . mother, Toronto; by the Rev' A.. couPle a briOst future, Mt...Grahame laxative
water in that spot is nearly twenty • 22nd, at the residence 'of 'the bride's
' We hear a great deal about Wireless Logan Geggie, W. Graham win- Williame being d.' well keown4ealdent Sure a cold in' One day No Cure, No
telegraplsy, how that messages' can be iams, of Toronto, (eon of Mrs. J. H. here and a son of ' the ' late .T. IX ray. • Price 25 cents. •
flashed over the briney deep for marl Williams ofGoderieh) to Flora, sec Williltm8'
miles. This week halie we had an , sand daughter of R. A. McIntyre. We copy the following from the •
i f 6 TERVIT—M.c0CRDYAt the rectory Kingston Whig of Jan. 27th: "The
. ii ti t Cook's Cotton Sod Compound
ocular demorlstrat on o h wsoundappointed to Ives gtt e
elm clash with sound. The" Bells" of Winghtun,on January 20th, by the "nlinissIon
Wingharn and the " Bells "of Clinton Rev. WM. Lowe, George Tervit, jr., ini o the wreck of the sebooner Marine
on of Kincardine to Mies Bella McCue. °ley in Lake Huron Goderich last
dy, of Winghans. fats by which four men lost their
were united in joyous harmony
which caused thrills of joy in bothiClin- COLEMAN—MILLOT—At St. Paul's lives, will ,hold its first meeting at
on Wednesday the vibration of
ton and Winghans. • Cathedral, Londrati, on Jan. 25, by Kingston next Staturclity. The Com
W. Doubledee,wife and four sons,for Rev. Dean Innes, Mr. Edwin Cole tnissioners me y have to go on to Order.
many years residents of Winghanni man, to Mies Christina Milloy, both ich " (Sept./tin John Cr eigie the life
moved this week to Tara where faith- of Brussels. saving crew and IVIcearthy vvent down
er and sores have all obtained good sit- as wit nesses in the ease. ' •
7 th Hides have dropped in price, from fie
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that day upwards of it dozen doges were .
• the wife of Mr. William Delve ore AUCTION SALE,
poisoned though the vet's skill saved DELVE—In Exeter. on the 281h Jan„
some lives.
Miss Fleuty, who has been sojourn- sOn
login Toronto during the past four - 'DALEY—In Seaforth, on . Ian. 28th,
months, has again returned to Wing, the Wife of Ed. Daley, of re daughter.
GEDDES—In Morris, Jan, 22nd, Mrs.
ham.
We are very sorry to state -that our
much respected townsman, Mr. Feass
ant, is contemplating removing frotn
town into the domains of Uncle Satre
As a business man Mr, Eel/sant is up-
right and honorable and as a church
worker, a leader of whom all may be
. proud to follow. To the poor he was
generous in the highetst'degree. Tints
Sir, you cannot marvel that we should
miss such a one froro our' midst.
Thetootof the locomotives was heard
at intervals during Sunday,busy clear-
ing the tracks
The Rev, Mr. Perrie announced on
Sunday last that his church would be
closed on the evening of the 1.6th Ault,
so as to enable all to participate in the
opening ceremonies of the new Metho-
dist church upon the aforesaid date.
We admire much the spirit of our
Presbyterian friends, in manifesting
such good will and charity tovvards
• brethern of another faith
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- nations. wishMeens well.
Thursday of last week was a mentor
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able day amongst the canine tribe ea on.
is suoceestally tised monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladles ask
_your druggist for Cook,. Cotton Root Com-
pound. Take no other, as ail Mixturee, pills and
imitstione are dangerous, Price, No. 1, Siker
box; No. 9,10 degreeel stronger, 28 per box. Plo,
I or 3, mailed on reepipt of price and two s•vis
atampe. The COO* corapeny winesor,u .i,
Wlios. 1 and 2 sold and recommended by au
responsible Druggists in Canada.
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Sopa and 2' are sold in Clinton by FL B.
Combe, R. P Reekie, R. Hovey and Watts 84
to 6 cents: How le this, farmers. e0.—Druggiets.
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On Monday Dave Longheed's horse
wanted to hurry up and get out of the
storm, so up it started on its own hook
went pell-mell pettly over the tovvti
until eventually its mad career was
checked and its wild Welt subdued,
If you want to come to the tea -meet-
ing at the Methodist church on the
17th inst., you will be. able to get
your tickets at it reduced rate, as
arrabgements to that effect have been
made with the railway totapenys
In the " corning spring " Mr, Dore is
to enlarge his already extensive car-
riage factory, The name of Dore is it
good guarantee, for any buggy,caeriage
or cotter.
ADBIJI2N,
Once more the stern,swift tnessetiger
has been in our midst and borne to it's •
lasting peace the spirit of Wm. Mac.
&maid who had so patiently endured
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his prolonged sufferings that death
proved a joyful release, The remains
Were interred in Ball's cemetery on
Priday,Jan. 24th, the body being fel-
lowed by it large concourse of sorra*
Ing friencle asidrelativee, The Matdors.
aide have had at leatt their share if
not much sore of the afflictions Of
this world. The funeral ceremony was
performed by the Rey, liatnilton of
Londesborn masted by Am Kennedy
of this viilago,
Robt. Geddes, a daughter. •
JONES -4n Exeter, on January 23rd,
the wife of Mr. Edward Jones,
damr. ter,
HARRI —In Howick, on January 23rd,
to Mr. and Mrs. Charles IL Harris,
a son, •
BRENNER—At Zurich on th e 27th Jan. I
uary, the Wife of Mr. John Brenner
• of a, son.
SARARA.S—At tbe Goshen Line, Bay,
on the 28th January, the wife of
Mr, Simon Sararas, of it daughter
MANSON—At the Goshen Line, Stan-
ley, on the 201h January, the wiN
of Mr, John A. Manson, of tt son.
DEATHS
WALKER—In Clinton. on Jan, 31s1,
Henry Ransford VValker, aged 62
years
MAINS—In Mullett, on Feb, 4th,. Sas.
Mains, aged '73 yeasi.
IlEADLE—In Auburn, Feb. 3rd
Mrs. genry gentile.
HCNTER—In Lucknow on Jan, 81st,
Ann Iltintere wife of Kenneth
Hunter, agd 75 years.
ROGERS—In grussels, on Jan. 23th,
Mrs. F. C Rogers, in her 74th yeet,
NICIIOLSON-1t1 Wroxeter, on jet).
Psith, Jane IC. Getemill vs i fe of Ni
George Nicholson, aged 01 years,
McOUTOIIEON—In flibbert, on Jan,
22nd, Charles P. alcOutcheon, nged
10 yettre and 6 cloys
MA(3MATII—In Goderich, jan wary
243th, Jeanette Elizabeth (Nettie), -
wife of James J. MateMeth, aged 27
OASYSeEarLSI. ,—Irt Morris, /an, 22nd, Mary,
relict of the late Mark Cassels, aged
68 years.
lalcDONALD—In Auburn, on january
22rici, Mr. WM. MkDonalti, aged 03
years and II months.
xasiliT—In Morrie, on January 24th,
Gertrude, infant •daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. R. J. Nesbit, aged 10 days.
MITRDOCII—In Luck now,ori .1att. 27(
Catherine, w Roof Steel 0, Murdoch.
FARM STOCK; IMPLEMENTS. AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
• The undersigned has been instructed by W. G. PloWee to sell by Public Auction an
VVedrieteday, Febructry 12th.
at Lot 10 Con. 2, L. IL 8., Tuckersmith
, MISMILLANgoos
1 5 gal, syrup can 1 cook stove
1 setsingle harness 1 cti board
the following t •
• Ltvx BtOcit •5 spring calves .
1 &loin horse 11 years old 1 brood sow 25 hens
i illly rising 2 years old iMPLEmEN
Sired by isclbogie Stamp 1 pair bobsleighs. t set dbuble harness 1 c ook
I drought mare it years old 1 fanning mill • 1 sewing machine I milk can
In foal to hoported horso 1 double cutter nearly new • 1 dairy churn 25 sap crockil
COW to calve in March 1 single cutter 1 top buggy 2 kitchen tsbles 1 water trough
1 democrat 1 kartgaromplow
2 milking cores
1 eow to cal Vie In • May 1 set iron harrows ,A, corantity of short wood,.
7 steers rising 2 years old . 1 turnip poker 1 wagon rack Crockery, Glassware and
6 Water swag 1 wood melt other Innen articles
8 heifers rising 2 years old 1 hand cutting box
All t11 130 sold without 'reserve ab the proprietor has aeld his farm and is going to Algoma.
TERMS OF SALTO—All SUM of $5 and under. cash ; over that amotint 8 menths cridit will be
given on &POI oved joint notes, A. diseount of 0 per cent. per anntun allowed for cash on
credit amounts, .
W. G. PLEWES, Proprietor, THOS. BROWN, Auctioneer,
0
least one _third.
CAPS AT 3$0
Natty shapes in Peaked
Caps, those mos( pop-
. o'er tor winter weaves
well as some lines that
are suitable for spring,
cloth and corduroys,
A plain and with pull
f down bands, mostly
a dark colors, •not one
T in the lot. that sold •
$
' for less than 50c, your
' choice for.. ..... .. ... 31.5c
• CAPS'AT, 980 #
a Men's peaked Caps, the
T very newest, shapes,
. the best lines in the
store sold all season
,
, at $1.25and $1.50,your "
f, • cheice now, ........ . 98c .•-
0 RATS AT 750
. . .
•Saturday for 75e, all
You can buY a dollar
• and a quarter hat on
0 ashreapgeosnadrcietflaasillitiioef-;athhlee
and you can have
. if A TnsoAwT sole llinK at each,. 75c
either hard or soft
styles, regular $1 25,
• .
,
There are some good
-can haveorsoftekitihnder,h.othh:
: hats in thira lot, all are
stylish shapes and you
were less than $1.50,
many were
choice now 1.00 •
.ness as $140
'Men's brown, fawn and
:
' • gray hard hats, nobby
a . shapes, all that are •
i left of $2.50 and $2.75
lines, . suitable for • .
iepring. wear, choice
, attar ay., ..... ... I 40
ti at •
Clearing Sale of Boots & Shoes #
ItIgLIM1—At,graMpton, on Saturday,
the 25th Jan, Nancy Pried, wife of
IrrederielL Itibler, formerly of
Zurich, at the age of 43 years, 2 '
months and 20 days
Milt/NG—At the tabylon Line, I
Hay. on'Zith Jan., Nicholas
unm the ago of 54 yough
FOR l'IREDAW ATY,BLISTERING rezir
Rain Coats
Lowly Priced $
. It may . e a little :
out of Season for Rain
i
Coats but if it is look
' at the sa,ving there will
be buying during this.
sale. - It won't be long -
either until rainy days
are here. Then you'll
need a coat like these.
Why not .buy now anti
I
save a dollar or two..
All these are good coats:
RAIN COATS $7.80 •
1
Having now the full control of the Geo. A. 5 ater Boots &
Shoes for Clinton 1 intend to sell off several lines now in stock
at cost. Cab and,be convinced that our prices are bargains.
These priees will continue for 30 days.
sc,
est styles,good weight
Men's Rain Coats, new- $
stylish garments,gray
and fawn, regular $10,
during sale 7.50
RAIN COATS 15.25
There is at saving of $2,25
op these coats, they
are the nevvest cuta,nd
come in the fashion-
able shade. of gray,
regular $7.50, sale,. 0.25 '
RAIN COATS $3,71
This is my special $500
line, it would be real •
good value at $6, all I
have left now on sale
at each 3.70
90s UMBRELLAS
Men's UM beeline fast
color top, steel rod,
natural wood handles,
regular 00e line, clear-
ing durum sale at
each 155c
I have to reduce my
stock at least one third
before March lst and
OM selling everything
in the store at reduced
prices in order to do it.
The saving is easy to
se then you compare
past and present prices.
On underwear for in
you can SAVO
•
from 42ic to 50c a
garment, enough to
make it worth while to
buy even for net sea.
son.
nimmeniimi
A. J. Morrish,
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CLINTON
OLUFF, CLINTON.
uction Sale
Our .Auction Sale
began on Tuesday
and will last until
Monday evening n.ext,
Feb. 10th. We are
selling our entire
stock of
Watches
Clocks
Jewelry
Silverware
Cutlery
Cut Glass
Fancy China
Etc., Etc.
• .
at Public Auction
il•11:•.! e . Have.4I14Ileyns.14 .e I 11 rpeeilar thoughtems.eneegttIo471i°. 7 letie: , 1
i - what a nice present a
• camera would make I' :
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: Vipat about
i Rezecits
--e, IpiteFsneunt do not for
• on and see what we can do :
• for yon in cameras. We can fp
• supply you at all pricee ftom •
• $1 up.' The best bit for a :
•
9 cheap camera is the firownie •
• No. 2 at 52. From now till 0
• Christmas we will make you :
•
i a present of
ea•
•
• 10% discount on Cameras
• front 51 to $15
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• 157, diSeOUPt On Cameras
ver $15
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2 Persons in neighboring towns •
FD who eta thireking of porches- :
• Ing a camera, wall receive an •
?, Eastman catlaogue by droop- •
; ing us a card. Other cameras :
• besides the Eastman can be •
• supplied. Films, developing •
• • powders and other light sup- :
• plies can be sent by mail. o
• •
• Our. cheap Exposure Meter •
• at 35e gives the correct expos- •
• ure under ell conditions and :
•
• pays for itself in a rshort time •
. Ille by saving ever and under •
a exposure in negatives. •
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re 0
• : H. B. COMBE •
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assistance- of Jewel-
ler's
have secured thel
Auctioneer .3. 11°
Havill a Hamilton,
who has had 20 years'
experience through-
out Canada and the
United. States and
comes very highly re-
corn/I:tended as a. thyr-
oughly honest and up"'
to7date auctioneer, so.
the people of Clinton,
and, surrounding coun-
try can rely on getting
full -value for every
dollar spent here.
Remember I am not
'Etna .Olilit011
or retiring 'from busi-
ness. I only want. to
sell my entire stock
and as quiCkly as pos-
sible as I require the
mone3r for further in-
vestment.
e uaralltee
every article sold
during the sale and
will refund your mon,
e3r 'any' -article
should not give satis-
faotion or wear as
guaranteed.
El goods sold must go
for Cash
have not been. in
business long enough
to have old or shop-
worn goods to offer
you. Every article is
neW, up-to-date and
ofthe very best qual-
ity that can be had. in
the market.
'Coine early as this
entire stook is sure to
prove fast sellers.
Don't wait until the
last day, for you may
be disappointed.
P. B. CREW,'
niddlecomhP's Old Stand
Opposite the Market-
Feb. 6th, 1002
_
•
..Sterling..
A Man is known by the
company he keeps." The
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.
Some of our special lines :
New Raisins
" Currants
Figs
4c
Dates
Peels
Nuts
1,
We have on hand 50 pails
ot Cone Syrup which we
bought before the raise and
are now selling below cost.
In all other lines we ex
cel and
White Pine Com-
pound With Tar
Fear
nae
Foe.
71
T O'Neil,
HUB GROCERY.
Is the best for recent and chronic Coughs
and Colds, LOSS of Voice,
Hoarseness,. etc. and
other inflamed conditions of the lungs and air passages.
sI° Reek' PRESCR/PTION DRUG STORE. R. le, Successor to Sydney Zackson
leviefregAsioerebreb,;e.4e,ftwiavie-Aleela-le-lokelewbrle.4‘,..e,er
Great Clearing Sale
of First-class Footwear
For tlaeNext-Tw� Weeks:,
•
..s,
Come and see ter yoarselves for if ever Low Prices
Sold Shoes: in a hurry it will in this caste.
Sale Price • 53 pairs Ladies' Geneine Dongola Kid • Sale Price
• $1.25 . Buttoned Boots, worth $1.15 ' 51.25
t Sale Price 50 pairs King Quality and Bell Boots Sale Price
$2.75 buttoned or laced, worth $3 to $3.50 $2.40
, Sale Price Ladies' Felt and Velvet Slippers, good Sale Price
50c ' • -- value at 75c 50c
Sale Price Ken's Waterproof Overshrtes, sizes 6 Sale Price:
95c . • . and 7 only, worth $1.6705c
Sale Price Men's Felt 4 Buckled Boot e,sizes 6 and ' Sale- Price
$1.50 ' , -7 only, worth 5225 5150
Sale Price ' Men's Box Calf and Dongola Kid Laced Sale Price
5225 &-$2.50 Boots and Gaiters, worth $3 and $3.50 $i.75
1 Sale Price '75 pairs Misses Buttoned School; Boots -Sale Price .•
f $1.00 worth $1 to $1.50 • .80e '
Ess, Prices out,e1 . A. line of Men's Fine Laced .Boots go- Bargains •
Joint leg 04 51. 'See them.. : .. • , Beckon you
• A Regular Feast of Bargains in every Department commencing Friday'
• mormeg, Feb. 7th. Prices Figure. Quality- Cellists. Watch this
space for next week, It will pay you.
Wm TATZ011. (3.4. SON..
Cash and One Price
Rutter and Eggs taken as Cash
t••••4' ••••4•••••••+ti•••••••••4•4..•••4p.•*”..44'.••••
THE GREAT :CASH ,STORE.
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1 • It is room that 'is needed.
$ Remember this is the Bargain House of Huron:and here
: is a better opportunity than ever to get a large parcel of
•
i goods for a small sum -of money.
•
1. .
D. IVI. MoBEATR
This big sale has been a great success
and will continuefor the
Next 10 Days
.ZUntil weget through Stock Taking
During. that time we will sell goo s
at Tremendous Reductions.
We. are not looking for profit during this sale.
▪ :BLYTH.
Pretoria
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New year's
rniture
Selecting Holiday Presents
is a difficult task. Nothing
will prove more satisfactory or
serviceable and at the same
thne bring more comfort to
the home than a nice piece of
furniture. Our selection for
theHoelrieday Trade this season surpasses anything we have
tt offered.
PAnt.ou Omartmers OravvoutErts
Mvsic OattiettaTe MONS* TAISILXS
MUMS RaMtel HALL ItaCleS
SirelecasenlES LinnstitY Tantatei
BOOft OASES FANCY TABLES
JAnnistsaits STalenie
EASLES
Ptertmus
?Arun ItAcrcs
()menus
It will do you good to see the beautiful lino oflorancy
Rookers, Morris Chairs and Odd Parlor Pieces we are offering.
We will consider it a, pleasure to show you througalniaogeurr,
warerooms even if you do not want to purchase.
4. W. Chidley..
Night and Sunday calls answered:at residence of our •
Vuneral Director, W Chidloy, King strest, opposite foundry,