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Miss Lawility Young left on Monday
General servant Waated an the 1st ed
September. Apply to M. Iohit for London where she has accepted a
situation as teacher in the F. C. B.
C. Miss Rose Riley went with her to
ugust
rt ui her studies at the same insti-
Anth.
lilipor•orf • • • •1 Mr. Thos. Roberton has accepted a
agar io gens, e .
MRS. V. R. HODGENS.
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' situation as bridge carpenter with the
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VIE EASY WAY.
A. little bit of hindnese
To others now end then ;
't f blindness
To Unite of other men ;
The wish to be forgivIng
When thine somehow go Yrr
GODERICIf. rit+1+14
Mr. and Mrs. Chewy., with. *heir ;
heir Master Hugh and. lete, sister* + ELOISE SILIMISGS
GAMER
a " Ruecoe Farm," Eganoadvillee hole ,
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long.
Tom our postoffice clerk, the old,
Cleveland" Ma an* aeetnnf$9344 him* ieing his old °Jeri& friends. Ile Institute here
_ and captain of the C. I.
regime looks quite citified. He and alway$ ors 'lam holidays here with eadets, alter spending the past eight
k S ith lOoks months at Roek island talttug
ICH CORRESPONDENT
Mr. and Mrs. Tom prabame left by 1, 4•01' sk444.1•4••s•4•01•441401•81•41'1 ft I PI 5 5,V. 11141 115511151H+
ono b°a't 13/ TaesdaY hot relt 11* SOS:fee Of lairoft vis-` • Will. Brydges, late of the Collegiate
oditiefl with erten& here.
A.n4 life is worth the living
As the glad world swinge a
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. Mr and ts Fran ni .
is the best shoe
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TITCKERSMITM FARM FOR SAT•g• G. T. R. and left for Forest on Mon-
. clay to resume his duties. M. Grahame were the gueets of Mr. • •
The undersigned offers for sale part Mr. 1). Cantelon of Clinton shiPPed • and stirs. C. Grahame. Tom is the very much imProved in health this instruction in phyoical training, has
Beason. He belong*. to the Detroit obtained a position in Sagivaw,
CONSTANCE . only son of Mr. and Mrs. Grahame. woes.
Mrs. Elcoat of Brucefiet 11drs. Jas.
Mich. as assistant secretary end phy-
Mr. Stewart of Hamilton came up s
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io Ametiee, for
V.: men or women,
Prices' range from
$3.00 to $5.00
You Can procure
them from
FRED. T. JACKSON.
of Lot 4X, Muron Road, Tuckerstnith, a carload of hogs from here on 'Won- The/ have seven daughters living. ical 'director of the Y. g. c. A.. in
the first farm east of Clinton, cola dal: He purposes Wooing from Lon-
sisting of 50 acres, all cleared and in des •oro regularly from this out. . Snell of Londesboro and iss x, aa. . here lor men to work at the Ma.milton that city. Mr. Brydges is thorough
T ft Wells picnic held on the civic
, a good' state of cultivation, brick While driving on the Gravel Roan harbor and secured, Messrs. Jack John- and can be relied on.
holodear Was marred by what might
• house, bank barn, % acre young or- earth of the village On Monday after- exander of Mantiota, Man., visited
thelr niece, Miss Alice Stanley, „,„ have been a fatal accident. Mrs. Jef-
_ stoo, Willie Kirkbride, W. Balms and Harry Cuff, cornet soloist, St.
: chard, ete. l'or further particulars noon Mr. George Bradford and Mr. ge
' onday. I — ferson a I3elleview and two other la,d
,7 several others George's ehoir, and St. Clair Tweedie
apply to Ge?, Johtuiton had a kind of an ex- Master Douglas 'Weir of Louden vr friends thought they would driA to - ... It , ' ... e
the oiceic *loch was held at DO a ' miss aggie rrOutifoot has returned both went up o. he erthtest to try
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JONIN PICKETT, Clinton P. 0. citmg experieme. They had a colt ited last week his uncle, Mr. G. . • ' • ,r' from S atfort where she spent some. their fortunes in the gol en harvest
•• hitched in a buggy and as they were seepaensen. Mills and have tea with the • . fields.
Wald-
ers. 'Ae they were crossing a culvert weeks of her vacatton.
Meting another rtg the animal took Rey, Josiah Greene of Clinton '11
fright, ran into the ditch and upset preaelt next Sunday afternoon at Con- Mr. Albert Gooding, son of our Golden Rod IVeddinge—It is our
the horse became frighteeed and. back -
August nth. 4t* "
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the wire fence. Neither were very stance.
Mr. G.• S. Stanley of Sault Ste' Hoge of course got swung around,
some unaccountable way, and the car-
ed up, falling down on its back la former well known townsman, sgr, pleasure to chronicle the 'wedding
while me of the ladies was lying par- Mr. Gooding is station master at Rat
William GoOding, is here on a visit. which took place on Thursday, 2est
August, at the handsome residence of
MULLETT VARig FOR SALE. the bum, throwiug both out against
aul
terror !of the party soon became rortage and has not visited the old. 4114 Wdialtli
town for many years. Me married inniatirs-
tially under the horse's head. The irootutieWiRteonur,
Mrs. Jefferson sustained a, wound in has five children. Mrs. Stratton and P
Stratton, provincial secretary, and artist, Chatham.. Rev. Mark Turnbull
Miss Stratton, daughter of Mon. Mr. riage to Mr. Frederick John Westlake,
erformed the wedding ceremony. The
known and things set to rights, only
thrte of her children are at her old bride, who entered the drawing room
hadly hurt, but the buggy was eery
The undersigned offers for sale Lot badly damaged. . •
42 Con 13 `lownship of Mullett, con-, A 111r. Petorson hes rented the cot.
'Mating of 150 acres, Ito acres cleared tage owned by rhos. 'r an
and in a good ata.te of cultivation, ro going to move in this week.
Marie visited Ms father, Mr. James
Stanley, on Sunday. It is twelve
years since Mr. Stanley was in this
part before.
Miss, Jennie McGregor takes the
t tS d ilt Tit to
topic
I acres stump land and balance goo
will be '' Ready for His Coming."
013 e nex un ay n g i . e p
hardwood bush,. never culled. The lot • .
is well watered and tenced and 1$ % I
last k reit sea friend of Leaclbury spent Sunday with
Miss }.ata McMann and gentleman
Imile from a church, 2 miles from Au- • SEAFORTH.
burn and 9 miles from, Clinton. A' Mr. D. Donavanwee pu a Miss Tenet Campbell.
Public scheol is located on the corner a team of fine horses from Mr. John '
of the lot. There is a good two-stor- Morrison of Mullett, paying therefor
ey brick house, 2 bank barns and out- $370, aud one mare from Mr. Will, . .
buildings and a good beiteing orchard. Oke of the Kippen Road for $170. MARRIAGES.
SH1NOLA
S is the best Shoe Polish 5
H Beware of imitations 1-1
1 which are named to I
N sound like Shinola. N
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L Shinola is the only L
A The Original. A
SHINOLA
Patronize the New Shoe Store
and get New Shoes.
Ffea. T. Jackson.
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Pears, Peaches; Honey
supplied at right prices.
Largest plum orchard in
the country. Plums ripe
from Sept. 5th to 15th. •
Pianos, Organs, etc.,. also
sold at right prices from
the music emporium.
O. HOARE
CLINTON.
Fruit Farm and Music Store.
• - 141ALL TERM OPENS
SEPT4A11.3yA .2ND.
For further particulars -apply to . These are. pretty good prices..
EPH. BALL, Auhurft P. 0, Messrs, Johit Canino and Alex. ROBINSON—SLATTERY-03y Rev. C.
Winters returned from their trip to R. Gunne M. A., rector of St.
August 8th. the Old Country after having visited • Paul's church, Clinton, on Mon-
' London •Liverpool and Leeds, Eng- clay, September rst, at, the roc -
MOUSE FOR SALE. . • lentil Glasgow, Edinburgh and Ab- tory, Clinton, 1Vliss Catherine Slat-
tery to Mr. 13enjarnin H. Robin-
, erciceiti, Scotland. .
Mr. Robert Johnson met wish a son, both of Goderich.
The undersigned offers for sale a
painful accident the other -day While BEADLE—MOSS—At the tuanse,Wing-
x% storey. cottage with five bedrooms,
at work on the big sewet. In lower- hatnt on August 2otlt, by Rev. D.
large dining room, parlor, ete. Situ -
My, one of the cement tiles„ weighing Perm, Mr. Harold Beadle to Miss
ated on William street, convenient to lesso pourals, the derrick, one leg of Caroline M. Moss, both of West
the Collegiate Institute. For further
which was resting cm a Wet plank, Wawanosh.
slipped atid the tile partially fell on JEWETT—JOHNSTON—At Satilt Ste,
particulars apply to James Scott,
barrister. Mr. Johnson, badly jarring and brills- Marie, on August atst, by Rev.
' MRS. LAIRD. ing his left arm and shoulder. .7. Allen M. A„ Ainos Jewett to
Miss Christina Johnston, former'
Cli la e 2 rd TI ) 1 f Clinton • sa s the Ex -
her ring broken in three pieces which home at Peterborough for a short on the, ann of her father, was beauti-
her head and one of the ladies had
ceased her finger to be badly bruised. , 'luny costumed in a dress of white or-
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barn on East street. He ii 'building ev(iisoitw.
last week. Mr. Mason's father was • wreath of orange blossoms, carrying a
a well %went hotel man here yeare shciwer limpet of bridal roses. The
checked.
Ur. J. W. Smith is extending his ere the gueits of Mrs. Anstey • ,
new stalls for his horses on the south ago. . 1 bridesmaid; Miss Case of Aylmer,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hobson, both Mrs. Carlyle and family of Detroit looked lovely in a dress of white or -
intend remaining
the guests of Mrs. Hobson's sister -in- •
old Goderich people, spent last week I They are registered at Lakeview.
here until October, gentile, trimmed with point lace, and
carried a shower baguet of pink roses.
Welch
aide.
er kept a line of stages here years a- noon of last week at Benmiller. Some
delightful picnic on Wednesday after- at London, was dressed in white mite -
Victoria street church choir held a The maid. of honor, Miss Ethel
lin over pale blue silk and carried a
basket of roses. The groomsman was
la,w, Mrs. Anstey. Mr. Hobson's fath-
of the party tried their luck at fish-
ich the guests held an impromptu en- helped get tea ready. Brother Brod-
ing while others put on it' fire and A.. G. II estlake of London, brother of
the. groom. The bride's mother look -
go.
On Tuesday evening at Hotel 'Coder -
Mrs. Dr. DeWitt of Cincinnati, Ohio, erick, toot several pleasing pictures of 0:1 lovely in a handsome costume of
who is herselt quite a fine itupersonat- • the choir in group. They had an ideal black corded silk.. The bridal pair
tertainntent under the management of
or. Dee of the - numbers she, gave, exquisite scenery which the Maitland
day for their outing and enjoyed the stood tinder a beautifully formea bell
of golden rod, studded with white ros-
lage, -was " The choir and the bon-• affords to their hearts content. es. The drawing and dining rooms
Mi. and Mrs. Austin Church and were
net," Several your.g• gentlemen reeit- ' their . friend, Miss Sadie Macdougall white flowers, also- the hall. Miss
decorated with golden rod and ,
much to the enjoyment of the assemb-
ed and gave musical selections on ere e o:ng to ta' e up , their residence Blanche Robinson of Ingersoll played
The gaiety of the party -1vas sadly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hobson of Tel- gaedie trimmed with white moire an-
tique bridal wreath of chiffon with
nton, m .,2rd te eop e o Y
• Posi tor , have been exceedingly forum- of Bluevale and Fordwich, respect-
. etc' to get hold of idr. Urquhart,- and • ively.
CHOICE PAAM F011; SAE, • • . • •
. business ability, energy and push COBB—ACHESON—On August• dotn,
. . . . can make the bueiness in wIfich he is. - at Pcmhinia• North • Dakota, by
59,000 will 'intr... a ahotee farm of in that town succeed, it will be sue. „ Rev. Samuel Acheeon, father 'of
about 120 acres, situated a half mile cessful. Ile is iwt a Stranger to. the.). • the bride, assisted by Rate T.' D.
from Clinton: Good brick house, 2tix people either as he has been. in busi- Achesoe of Park River, FT: D.,
28 and 2oz20 ; butts '40x40 and 4oicoo, .neis in this county. for a quarter of
of IVestbourne, Ma.' nitoba„ to Miss
uncle of the bride Mr. G. C. Cobb
with stone . stables underneath, silo, a century and.he •passesees 'in a high
windmill, etc. %trill be sold on easy. degree the confidence of -the people a- •131eatnrg.aitireat Steinberg Acheson . of
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terms. For further partieulars apply .niong whom lie• has so long resided.
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the . bride's parents, 170 Christie. them one, of our mdsieal compositions, onto, Mr. and 'ars. Down of 'lot -onto .
to .- . . • -We hoPe for him a large Measure of : Mc131LIDh:WORT11--At the home • °fa delight of Mrs, DeWitt, We also gave
JAMES•STEVENS, • . suceess in the buliness. in which he -has - Our teinperance la' dics have;, we
. - , • Clintou P.. 0.• embarked and we are only sorry. he . stfe..t, . on ,Aligust 20th, III the After the singing of " God Save the
, • fhink, got rid. of the cigarette habit. street, Goderich, Itte and Mrs. A.' E. .. •
g Welch, . Mr. and .Mrs, -John Madden, • .'
April 215t. . ' bas not %elected Sea orth oistead of - Reif. 'Wesley • Casson, Mr. Edgar G., - W;nu." 4 to a Teat extent • now will they iike
tar pangle • Banner • • of. Lopdon. 'flte- bride's going.
i D t it will have no Mendelesohn's wedding, march as the
piano and violin. We were quite de; n e ro . boon we
ris as. a Singer.". She was warmly Cluirch• is •follovviag the example of
earners .. left in town. Mr. bridal party entered' the draw ng room. •
lighted with a lady's number, "Har- wage In the dining room the table had a • .
encored. We also had an invitation to so many others who are. seeking their mass ef golden rod . and floral deeora-.
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contribute a 'number and ;felt delight- fortunes elsewhere. .- • tions of pink and white roses • and .
Rev. Mr. Steverts and fatnily 01 .the. caterer tor the wedding breekfast
Plymouth, Mich., have returned ..• to .ot as Mr. Rent of Londen. The . •
ed that We were prepared to respond,
esy," which was dedicated to Mrs. their home. . • • groom's present to the bride was a • • '
haying written a poem, " True Courte
DeWitt; and were well rewardbd for Mrs. Robinson of De•troit is writing diamond ring and a pearl ring to the ..
our pains by . the delight. of the .and- a series of short stories during her britleimaid.. Among the . honored
ience and astonishment mingled with. visit e in our town• She brought her guests who were all in full dress were: ••• ••
t Titer along. • *r. and lare. Joseph Hinton of Toy-
• . . ld ateg Syne' was sunr• 1.1 . Mr. ' and Mrs.- .Bobier af Exeter, and •
thenng' 'AnAnnie
.- • • Clinton hat hie 'intended operations, Mel3ride. •to Annie Gelina. Worth, Learia,e, 'winding eip' to hear of the Chteese pipe habit. .
'fhe St. S a • Dr. Charles Dickens • Williams, reei- 11;11$. Westlake and Miss Emma Gerd • •
daughter of Mr. C. Worth, bath with .• 44
It.will pay the people.of fehnton• to be
god to Mr. Urquhart.
St7GAB.. • . •
. 'We still lead in Sugar by Selling
Ai:depth's Granulated at $3.85 per
cwt. in blit. lots. • • '
• W. T,
GODERICH TOWNSIMP • t r f • I keside hospital
F.A.11.1/ FOR SALE.
Lot 67, Maitland coneession, God-
erich toweship, is offered for sale. The
lot consist's of 75, acres, well feaced
<led well watered, good building, and
first cli.ss orchard ; nearly all under
grass. 6e per cent. of the purchase
money may remain on mortgage at 5
per cent. per annum. For further par-
ticulars apply to '
T. BURNS, Carlow.
June 23rd. \
STANLEY' FARM FOR:SALE. -
STRATFORD, ONT.
A school that occupies first rank a-
• mong the business colleges on this
continent. Many leading commercial
schools employ our graduates as teach-
ers. We do our best to place all our
graduates in good positions end we
have been more successful this year
than in any previous year. Those des-
iring the best in business education
should attend 'our school. Write for
catalogue.
W. J. ELLIOTT, STRA.TFORD.
As I wish tet •retire !rein farming
eller. to sell, for $5,04an my splendid too
acre farm situated on the Front Road;
'A mile east of\ Varna. 99 acres clear-
ed, to acres hard and soft wo.od•besh.
Good franie house with cellar, bare
and shed. Good bearing..orchard, good.
water, hard and soft. A rare chance
to get a fine florin cheap. possession
given early in the fall, • • ,
HENRY MAKINS, Vitae; P. 0,
June loth. ;
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TUCKERS141 FARM FOB. SALE.
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Th niler1 offers for bale that
choice 150 e farm on the Hurcin
Road, Tuckei,, th, one mile east of
Clinton: New, eine house With sum-
mer kitchen, first class bank barn,
drive Shed, hen:house, pig pen, silo,
two wells, windmill, and small or-
-•.....-•••••• Th Ba field riser runs :acrciss.
chard. e y
back end of lot. Thirty acres of flats,
the fittest of grass' land. This is a
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Se mi Oil
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splendid..farm, well 'situated, and
will be sold on 'easy tern's. ,
ARTHUR COITC11, Clinton
June 9th.
• VOTERS' 'LIST, 1902.
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FOR. THE .
MUNICIPALITY OF. THE TOWN
OF CLINTON, COUNTY OF • •
. HURON.
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Notice is hereby given that have
transmitted' and delivered to the pert-
ieseinentioned in sections 5 & 6 oil the
Ontario -Voters' List Act, 1889, • the
copies required ty• said sections to. bo
so traosinitted and delivered; the list
made pursuant to the Said Act of all
persons appearing by the last revised
Assesstnent -Roll of the said 'Munici-
pality te be entitled to vote in the
said Municipality at Elections for the
Legislative Assembly and at Municipal
Elections,' and that said 'let was „first
posted up at my office in, Clinton . on
the x6th .day of .Auguit, 1902, and re-
mains there for inspection: Electors
are Called upiat•to exemine the said
list and if any omissions -or any other
errors are found. therein te take im-
mediate. proceedings to have the said
tri -ors Corrected, according to law. •
W. COATS, : •
• ' • Clerk eff Clinton.
Dated at Clinton Aug,- relit, 1902.
church, Wyoming,. oil 'August 26th, the induction . of Rev. Jantes W. Orr •
and '1 Yankee Doodle." • •
We had much • 1 ••
p eapure recording oen was of .• brown cheroot cloth'
MONROE—WILSON—At St, 'John's. • • LI
of Toronto—. • ,
• by Rey. S. M. Gunne, Mary .CievelandiGhlo, spent. last week here 8
trimmed with 'white moire antique,
(laughter . of Mr. Janies Wilson, churches; Wellington cotinty.
3.3 of his new 'pastorate, 'Alma and Ziona the guest of his mother' and sister,.
vvith brown velvet and -brown aigrette: • '
ahite fele travelling 'tett:I:rimmed ,
• to. Charles R. Monroe of Vilados- vices were of ethei esea Mrs. and IVIiss Witlibins. In -January
1 he h oppy •. bride :and &mem left • at
WESTLAKE--IIINTON—In 1 • 1
.o one ye itch was beautifully , served by the
imThreesslievre; Perposes visiting Paris, Vienna. and
e est of science • and entip hinteelfeidliY
for his 'life's werk: He :looks. exceed- they .prozeed to Chatham).- their • fut- •
leadiag citici of -Europe in • the iliter-
ure home. lite bride being the only
2.3o• p. for Detroit,. atter Which •
•ti, Georaia, formerly of •Goderich. Character. " A •r t*
, • Leap ton -tea followed
011 August, 218t • .by key. • Mark . ladies cf • the chureh; and addresses,'
. Turtibult, •
Lottte Rouse, only Music and. •song, 'wereOa order of
-daughter of- Mr.- William Hintote.. the eyeeing:, Rey. Mr. and *rs. Orr
to Frederick, John Westlake • of are to • be. congratulated Upon their
Chatham. • •., . . • • . pleasing reception and. se We, have.had
• . the pleasure. of meeting. thein here, no
. • • • /11ILTEIS. - • . . one .. (reserves more tete= , than they.,
MeBRIEN—In Mullett,on .August 28.e Mrs: Hackeett ref tilted -from apleas
to •ta•Mr. -and. Mrs:. W. J. MeBriete a. .ant visit to Detroit on Friday last. •
• daughter. . •
Miss Ruby Ashcroft of Wiarton is
RANDS—In Clinton, on September the guest -of her 'aunt, Mrs. Hackett.
3rd, to Mr and Mre. Jabez Rands,
a son. ..' She is: the daughter of Mrs. Aelicreft,
one of the leading W. C. /1. U. ladies
HOLLISTER—In Witighaut, on August in the WiartOn district.
Joth, Mrs. Hollister of a &mei- The Misses IVIinnie and Edith Ches-
ter. •ter returned on Monday to their'home
Tungs—In Mitchell, on August 28th, at Detroit. While here they . were the
.. the wife of Mr. Walter Timms of guests ortheir cousin, Mrs. (Captain)
U. son. Liwson.. • ,.. •
HECKMAN—In Mitchell,. on August Mrs. W, N. Manning • and two. lovely
' 190, Mrsc Charles *HeChalan• or a. daughtees; - Gladys `and Harriet. re-
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FARM IN STANLEY FOR SALE.
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South eLof ot x5 and (1),11t north
oil lot 12 the 8th con. he town-.
a o Stanlay are offeredfor sale.
The farm contains Ito acres, all clear-
ed, in,a good state of cultivation and
well watered. There are two barns
and stabling and a frame dwelling
house. Two good bearing orchards. %
mile fromschool and 2 Mika from •
church and postoffice. Foe further
t• ulars a 1 to
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For an Up4date
. HAIR
— AND
cLLEAN alAVE
. turned to their hoine at Clinton this
MAHAFFEY—In Hibbert, 'on the nut.
of a son. Mr. and •Mrs. Charles Symotis. • ••
WESTLAKE—In Turnberry, on Aar' Mr. W. Sharman, hoot and shoe
.sust 21st, the Wife of Mr. William dealer, was called to Galt last week
Westlake of a claughter. ' to valuate the stock of Mr, W. Hall
'ARMOUR—In Wingliam, on Atigust 15,
the wife of Mr. William Armour of',
a son. •
SH-E1—In Goderich, on August 26th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Max Slier, a son.
'ALLEN—In Goderich, on August 26th,
to Mr: and Mrs. Ben, Allen, a
.daughter.
of August, •Mrs. Gibsoet Mahaffey Gwoeedke,ricahiterwahermeosttheepyjowyearbelegLisitts aotf
iagly well. . . danghter of Mr. and Mrs. ;iinton, will .
.
Miss Jennie, Bell, win> is beeinning
be notch missed in the horn° lintel;
euite an American tourist, "ia spend -
and being much esteemed by all otir
ing a. few days tbe guest of her meth.
citizens, she will be mulch Missed by
er, Mrs. Bell of Eliziteeth street. Miss
them. She was well known in ' Christ
.pell's next trip will, be to Mexico:
church circles, London, being for years
* Mr. and Mrs. Franklin (nee Miiterva
Dailey) late 'of . Vancouver, have gone a Sunda:Cr echool teacher and a great
wor'eer fer the Church in that . city.
to reaide in Dawson City. - :
We Wish the bridal pair all success
- We 'are glad 19 find that Mr. Ham.
throegh Hie, • . . •
link intends rernainipg here this win_ .
On Friday last Mrs.. Cline; Mei).
ter and: Carrying on Itis' apple drying
, . , ; Hewitt ' and children and Mrs. Mac- •
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infMsir9,essiind Mrs 'A, V. Wilscin. arid -doaala and children of Seaforth spent
the day 'with Mrs. Murphy.. • .
daughter of Manistee Were spending a
The apple crop is Po good this year
few days here the guests .of Mrs. V4 11- the Saltford and Goderich evalh• •
8on's parents, Mr. and .Mrs. J. Port;
orators will soon begin operations:. ' , • .
er, and Mr. George Porter. Mr. Wit-.
We hore Captain A. Lawson' does •
son is superintendent of a large mill
not intend retiring from sailing on
in Manistee, having 5oo,•trien. under
the lakes: He has certainly sold his
him.' 140o. men are employed in the
. • , schoonere . The Toditian, to Captain ••
1:riMillt.: *Harold Blackstone left,. on
conies in . here With ,the W. Stone •
John Stene of Puce. Captain Stone .
Thursday for •Betroit to. 'visit his
Sweet Pea, Wedding.—At St. John's •
brothers; Charlie and Reggie:: We fear church, Wyoming, at high noon on
very much that Detroit will bid high Tuesday, 2eth of August, •a bes.utiful •
for the Plact:Stotte orehestra and we
floral wedding took place,' the rector,
will stand' a good chance of losing the
Rev..,3: M. Gentle, officiating. The • .
whide family.: their places. would not
, . church was 'beautifully decorated with •• • .
be lif.d tery east y ,
Mies Wightnien returned to their home .
sweet ten and 'myrtle. The contract- .
Mg parties were Mary 4. Wilson, late
of that town whose shoe store on
lest- Week. Mr. and, .Mrs: Charlie Wightman and
e.„, James Wil 011 of IVycnnieg and Chas.
of Goderieli, daughter af Mr. and Mrs:
Main street had been visited by fire •
Miss -Craig was seriously indisposed .
in Detroit bo.:-Thinsday last. , Miss
" • ' Deborah lialstead eccomPanied• OS.- le.. Monroe of • Villadosti, Georgia, •
Mips Sadie Smith went down to. and will 'spend the season 'With ner . for:holy of Goderich and Landon, son
'Toronto. t attend, the millitiery OD
- '' sister,. Mrs. Wightman. ••• • of sour towitsman, (pioneer) Mr. James
caiaga1.• • • • '• • Mr. and Mrs. James V. mebfullall 3ton\foei: Cambria. Road: Mi. Wilson
Mr. :Jas. Reid, inspector of streets,'
f Lucktow with their son Milton and .
eve • his daughter away, Miss Ida ,
accompanted by his wife and mother,
Itis little Sister droVe down to visit':
gave
played. Mendelesolin's wed-
- : DEATHS.. , returned last week. He seethed bettee, their friends in Godericheand v1 ding' tnarch while the bridal party
but looked very frail. -
HUNTER—In Brussels, on August 26, Durteg their stay they were the guests
rs. . . arrison.
rived last week at Dyment's dock to ° tar. -The bride Was beautifully cos-
FOX—In4ranbrook, on August 27th, unlo•ad her cargo of lumber, Mrs. Watts of Detroit is paying her
1 • t 1 fr• d• ,bere, •
tunied ' tt dress -f -ht
In a pre te o c or -
Alexander Hunter, in his 59th The Katandin, Captein Colwell, ar- c marched through the aisle to the al-
. .
Mrs. Alex. Ctaigie bee rettirned anima eis t o ter. ien, s ere, • gatidaS tucked' and trinimed with
• es • roxY, aged 40 ..years. 8 months and ,f_
the •St. Ls.virence with her son, Cap- ..t•
from her trip on the lakes and down (Captam) .1. Lraigie • aii Mrs. Cos-valoiciennes over white silk, ' white
picturetrimmed with cream to;
the leading barber. - 13 days. '
A t • tain. Alex. Craigie of h
t_e . steamer .tie West street.'
miss May Craihas been indisposed es, and carried a shower ,boquet .0i.
NEXT DOOR TO 1RWIN'SGROCERY. 28th Prudence Somerset, aged. 79 .
i
, i ii. da3rs Any reader of these cohtinit wattling.
• , . Te years, ti months ain .
George D Roberton. 1 HARTLEY—In Tarbutt, Algoma, on. -to Torontd‘on..Tuesday.. ,
has. returned to . 0 , 4 . . ..
• Mrs. L. N. Sharpe , eiy in a costume of white muslin,
Norwich late of Goderieli looked lov- .
a copy of tsur portratt with aut-
SOIVLERSET—In Brussels, oti ugus the past -------- bride roses. Tte bridesmaid, .
Mrs. Rothwell ancl family returned nai. •
mon, a cousin 0 ,
• f the bride Miss Ionia.
o. graph of the crmiposer of ihe "
• August. 22nd, Rev, A. Y. Hartley, her home. at Toroeto after a delight- ' d • h h'
ional lVfarch" can et one cabinet
formerly of Bluevale, aged 65 , r .vtr tucked frilled and trintnie wit e
w t
. size by sending express order for
5oe to our address, Box 95, GOclerica.
and •Mrs. James Buchanan. '
fet y. isit here *with he Paten s4 4 appleque, • with sash of long, flowing
ends of white silk, and white picture
0000000 •
. • .
yeara. -
. . CLItRIE--Ifi East IVawanosh, on Aug- Mirs Cavan •of Stratford was in hat trimmed with white chiffon and
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• ust• 25th, John. Currie; aged 45 . • •
• • '• S,••McINTYRE, • . • • . ye rs; o mon s ar. cays. • • . . .
test •of• the Misses Iliachison ateGlea
WI
LIDERA C INE D • • • . • -town. 'on Sunday and • Labor Day the
. • pearl •ornaments and 'carnations. M.
• t't
13AI KWII L—In Exeter n Au s '2
• A. AffoKOWN. /title 2iid; The Sotereign Bank Ada Jane Pitmen L'eloVec147,vite RIVRN
• Mensal'. •
•
Dave Monroe, manager of the Victotia •
of ll'illiant aged 33 years, • 1, Barrister • Carlial f• Detroit spent a
0 Dr,SPERATIOX, gopritoani uwsea,s Godgerrotoettileslcititherbciiifs:Ae.
few days here with Ins family who are
Months and 3 clays.
" of Canada f.
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Authorized Ca ital - $2 000 000 delightful parlor entettamment was .
tour a.ge cereal tat wet pertormed
ttet 2ist A nes Gel= 11 tali t cof
I .8. • 0 - --e -.- Times over the 'des erate ts of
Jo in Wilson, brother of the bride,' and •
iticar circles' • it • th registered at takeyie,w:.
a the.. bride, were • .ushers: After th
Thera iN a, great deal Of talk in pol- , Roy Ilarrifem of Goderich, a cousin of
•
•
' • CHESNEY—In Egmondville on Aug- At Lakeview on. 14 rulay. evening
McKINNON - 81. ooe.
113:1....y.r..0 .
LADIES CLOTH
JACKETS
Our Ladies' Cloth Jackets have arrived and they are
dandies. We show all the new up-tO-date styles in short
medium and long letigths. They are the. very Ittest Fall
. and Winter Styles.
We will be pleased to have you call and inspect them whether
yon wish buy or not, hut If you want to buy you will have a better
1 " choice now than later uti. Below weqttote a few prices .1--
.1
Ladies's Beaver Jackets. hi navy, black and fawn, velvet collar,double
breasted, good value fit $3.55, for $2.'15,
Ladies' double breasted Cheviot Jackets, velvet collar. Witched lapel
mercerized lining, $5
Ladies' Venetian Jaekets, in Week end grey, fly front. pearl buttons,
86 inches long, Very stylish, $7.50.
Pine Kersey Goats, in black and faten; 40 Inches long, senii•fiting with
yoke. $14.05.
•
sw...DnEss.Goopi: •
' We Aro showing Sjiplandid range tit -New Dress Bootle. In Ida&
nod coloited Heiteeeptitiet Vleittinia• Voatine Serges. Broadelothi
44 to 60 -Inches wide, at 00e. /50. 1111., 0.50 end $2 per yard.
•-•••••/--.
MoKINNON-& 004 BLYTH
.%,...vykAosicovt‘tvi,v0.404VY.44,4t,11,4*Y14'4,
ow, says. e Woodstock
' P . 1 the lat WilliamCI , d 8
years and 7 months. the Ontario " machine" to induce
, P p
of Mr. Whitney's supporters to aceept
oiie gott.n up iy. . • 4 Miss A.nderson played the sweet
assisted bv. some of hee lady friends. strains of 4' Lohengrin'r while the
t
Subscribed Capital, - $1?300,00° MeltIILLAN—In McKillop, on August
years end 4 months. sereative member. in southwestern On- an
Great passe ,e.clue Mrs, H. Bush of
drove to the bride's residence where a
banquet dinner was prepared tie the
pca ers p art itis a p 0 bridaI party and about fitty guests
the S k hi d tl dd •ne t
23rd, Robert McMillan, aged 8x
Mead ()Bice - Toronto the G m Vs "t 0 C'
overn en major! y. ne on- ,
, tari ' • b Grit1
o was intervIewed y g mem- ,etri:it., who so kindly gave several
Paid up Reserveto accept theSpeaker- 1 •
e recitations, <Me of them being
Quarrel" in the " School for lawn. The tables were decorated lay- .
y with boquets of white flowers,
Extracts from Government Returns McINTOSH--In Tuckersinith, on Aug-
•st 24th, Jane Cameron relict of t•
b r askcd
. Capital Fund Assets , 0 - ship. The offer was promptly refused.
ytheears.late John MeIntosli aged 8e e. and. " eTeazle •
Then the Grit member interviewed the
Serc,aittdo:-.1, ''vaistni:veersens.11 optingse Ladysintxl yt pet::
sweet pea, in tie and fern. The
good Conservative's .wife.. The histter in a most charming manner. e
Igseholo-ires oft to e. bridesmaid was
" • him thus : 40 If my husband would do Master Meech Carlisle elelightee ,a11
Was still more emphatic and dismissed' with his military style in rendering going away gown was of silver grey •
a, handsome turqu ring The bride's .
°pee at once.'', the recitation, "Olarbara Frettchie."
Little hat to match. After dinner the
such a thing/ would apply for a div- stainine cloth over grey taffeta, with
Another Conservative member has •Thelina, too, rendered her part , nay_
bridal patty took train under a show -
been offered a large sum of money to in a ina.st apprecia.tive manner. Miss , '
Mighland Fling and, Sword Dance, . and steamer for Detroit. They will
vote with the Government and also• Bella Mowrie danced the Shawn Trews,
much to •lite delight of the et
. . Iltured • 2. . Louis
i %ISA St. and the great cave of
1 er of flowers and ricei for Port Huron
May 31-024740,000 $1X0,000 $1,150,000
June 30- 840,000 14o,000 1,900,000
.Tuly 31- 96o,ocio 170,000 2,195,000
CLINTON BRANCH—L.P.Snyder.,Algr .
CLINTON
EXETER BRANCH—P. E. Kern. Mgr •
Notes discounted. Drafts bought and MARBLE
sold. Interest allowed on deposits of AND
$X and upward and eompounded half
yearly.
DEPOSTT RECEIPTS ISSUED.
A general banking faultless transacted.
• the promise made that his protest ,aud.ence. Itlis$ o inson , Kentucky betore settling down in their •
GRANITE.WORKS ruld be cropped and that he, can sidted at the orgtarti. ris ji • futrie hoitie, . Valadosti, Orgi0.
TI I ' 1 ro-
• aye the sea • I . eal 0 haPPY gull)0br wh c t • is only a ew miles • distant
as long as he likes. One " a r"
was .offered the Speakershi but th of- Mow,rie. Miss Maggie Howrie gave the
was well danced by Miss Bella •
Of the 'Algoma Conservative members and from Florida, Miss Monroe, sister of
groom, Goclerich, was also a
• es c ass o wor fer was laughed at, a recitation in me eo ct y ,guest Mrs. Wilson, mother of the
bride, looked charming in a gown of '
Awa. s swkairintnitilygs arpepalcaittadc(pi.oem,issi, Groaiti,
peen de sole silk, The church was
tt de," dedicated ,to Mrs. Carlisle, filled Vial friends of the bride.
procurable has been
Ofinton hiarket geportoinanY7ear9)414.
Manufactered here for
........ 0 70 to 70 WE wmil call on you *week after
New Wheat
Old Wheat
Goose Wheat,.
Barley...1,4.0V"
Oats
Peas& 4
. 0 70 to 0 70 Your bereavement.
•••• 0 75 to 0 75 WE Warr Make the work to stilt
the
WE price.
0 50 to 0 52 ma make theP Hee to suit
• ... 0 48 to 0 48 ehe Work.
015 to 0 76 WE WILL give you the choice of the
Rye 1"/ 1,111111111,1010.• .. V 0 40 to is 45
Butatoes per 0 40 to 040
Butter rolls and creek 0 12 to 0 14
nutter In tub... o. v.. r • 0 12 to 0 14
Eggs perdot - • 12 to 0 18
Hay . 8 00 to 000
-„ Wool......•...... .. . .. 0 15 to- 0 10
LIVe Bogs per evtt.....•.. 00 to 7 00
IViour per twt ..... ,..... 2 00 to 3 25
'Bran per 1011.... Cal 11 VI *Ilt. 18 (10 to 100
Ifi4ortft 'per ton 20 00 to- 20 00
• •
OUR PERFECT .StrSTEM. wathdieltnaphlgetts,e(dG.Aloittaielitindnielonseseoltelsryi,
• Intetefill9i ' guest last week of Miss Amelia Mc -
Miss Pellister of Guelph, was the
Our perfect system for witettrate and ' 44 List tae the. Sang o' the Robiu,' Lean, Spruce ram, and IMO Hvatts,
quick dispensing lute met With the ap. which years .ago she dedicated to the .towii.
ptoval of all who have brought their Inverness c,atup, the music of which a "
Mr. Campaigne has so far recovered
prescriptions to ottr store, thir equip-. sounds like.the bagpipes. The audience - aS to he able to attend to his duties
matt is modern and Complete itt ev;, represented the literary people of ninny ie. Dr. Whitely's surgery,
ery department. Toilet goods, per- American cities and we felt quite liott••• Ititss Elms Tye has returned front
produetaon
of e world fumes, Sponges, BtuSheS, 'Cottilis, etc.,' ored on receiving Mrs, Carlisle's kind
• in design and material in eiidless variety. i invitation. to assist in • the progratn..
guest of her friend, Mrs. (Rev.) 310.
Toronto,
'Mrs. Woodman of Matnilton is the
. tical men in 01111tOti 112 PAL" "1431•V• Cusu'OUNB• . ice cretin, jelly eakeoriacaroni drops Hamilton. . .
,..,,,,, • ' After Alm entertainment' was shed,
We are the ONLY prat -
t k ed into placing your
tog GO tilt.
order withotth first can. recommended to all with confidence. California orangewood ott which a
This wonderful life-giving remedris •
purifier and gives marvellous
It is a true nerve brater and system .
to the sick. Oisr supply is always ti
geore for daitittruh,'taettrd.
itt
toidt$ caertntlt;lboownwistleit afildfhoaarrnnkomscgatlitiwthrehasositiouttdvt;tonett; Relvss..beA•fstie.:titildineArxras.ild tettvoz,o )0ieriosot,ottliale:
a .and peacheet Slottsing.fewaa Ines,- on Itidav ,o• spend a few days
.„ (iron will visit her parents,
Mrs, S. M. Field and little Misis*es Lang left on Labor Day for
vine, Ote Tetttraing to oderich.
Mrs. Captain George Tretheway left
Toronto and 11 ' h
Je Be 11110140-V---°. -IP* Pa oe . Ttitacsinhe'saCildeterygettoilinncp'en(iltr.
have returned • front Their Stratford, the home of the' younger
Mgt to Cominerelel flout _ It. B. COMM, Druggist, Clinton,
• Ont, $.12 ' stay io Toronto during the holidays. ladies
our line. Do not be
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