The Clinton News-Record, 1902-12-25, Page 5December 26t11$1,902 •
COUNTY .COUNCIL
. Notiee.„is hereby given that a by.
law was passed by the Municipal or
. ELECTIONS poratioxi Of the town of Clinton on
‘. the netli day •of November, A.
. 1,9o2,,, provitlinn for the issue of deb-
entures to the amount of f8(89.38 .feir
the purpose of' paying the cost : of
•\t‘ 10 THE ELECTORS OF corwrY certain local improvements undertake
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. COUNCIL DIVISION NO. 2: r
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• tanqicirAL NOTICE.
Ladies and Gentlemen, ---I have
resented you in the county council;
during the past two years during
which time I served you faithfully.
1 am again a candidate and respect-
fully solicit your vote and influence.
Yours respectfully, .
en during the said year and that Such
bylaw was registered in the Registry
Office at Goderich,' in the County of
Huron, on the x9th day of December,
D., 1902. Any motion to quash or
set aside the same or any part there-
of lutist be ouade evi.101 one mouth
• Loin the date of registration and
cannot be made thereafter.
WILLIAM COATS, "Clerk.
Dated this 22nd day
of December, 1902 .
NOTICE TO CREDiTOR.S. •
1). CANTELON, Clinton.
TO THE ELECTORS OF COUNTY
COUNCIL DIVISION NO, 2:
Ladies and Gentleinen,—Having been
nominated f6r the position Of County
Councillor ein that Division, I te-
spectfully solicit your support if
deemed wenthyt If elected I will 4110
dee.% or to represent your interests
faithfully.
Yours respectfully, 1
ALEX. LEITCH.
• LAND FOR SALE IN HUIeLETT. !
The undersigned offers for sale a
parcel of land consisting of 30 acres,
being part of lot er, con. 3, Hullett.
The lot, which is five miles from Clin-
ton, is seeded down. It will be ,sold
on easy terms. For further particn-
lars apply to
JAMES.SL JOHN,
Holmcsville P. 0.
Dec. 16th.
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HARDWARE BUSINESS FOR SALE.
•
The undersigned offers his hardware
business for sale in the village of.
Bayfield.
' R. ROUATT; Bayfield.
Nov. enth.
TUCKERSMITH FARM FOR SALE.
--,6100.-- The undersigned offersfor sale that
•choice 150 acre farm On the Huron
Road, Tuckersmith, one mile east of
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A. ...A.
In the estate a Isaac eltattenburY,
deceased.
Pinsuant to R.. S.' O. (1897); rap,
119 and ainendiog 'acts, notice is here-
by gi'Ven that all persons having
claim. against .the estate of Isaac
Rattenbury, late of the town of
Clia-
taIl, in the Comity of Huron, gentle-
man, deceased, are required on or
before the • sist 'ay of January - next
(1903). to send by mail postpaid or de-
liver.. to • William W. _Ferran 'of the
said Tcavn of Clinton, private hank-
er, and Harry T. Rance Of ths said
Town of Clinton, manager of the Sov-
ereign Bank, the executors of the said
estate or to the undereigie4d,• their
a statement, in writing . of
their claims with full particulars of
their accounts and of the a nature the,
sec-to:Ives ,(if -any) held by them,all.
verified by ' statutory declaration.' •
- 'And notice is. further given • • that
after the 31st day.-- of January, 1903,
the said executors will 'proceed to- dis-
tribute the assets Of the estate • of
the said deceased among the persoes
• euteitled .there ten -kayiiig. regardapely
to .elaims.. whielt they shallthen.
have notice ; and that they, will not.
. be liable for the .said assets orany
part- thereof to . any. person or persons
of whose claims against the said es-
tate they snail .nottheir have notiee.
Dated at pintim this i8th , •
day Of Dec. A.. D., e902.''
4t
. W. BRYDONE, • •
•SoliCitor for the said Executors,..
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,PLANK FOR SALE CHEAP:
A quaritityof hardwood 'plank for
sale Cheap. Suitable for barn or
stable floors, culverts etc. . • • •
. & RANSFORD,
• • . • 'Clinton,
Nov'. 4th.
C • ton. New frame house with sum-- .
nie kitchen, first class bank .barn -
drive shed, hen house, pig pen, silo,.
two wells windmill, and small Or- .
chard. The Bayfield river runs across
back end of lot. Thirty acres. of flats,
the finest of grass land. This is • a
splendid farm, well situated, and
will be sold on easy terms. r •
ARTHUR COITCH, Clinton
•
June 9th.
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STANLEY FARM FOR SALE. •
As I wish to retire from farming I
offer to sell for $5,000 my splendid acea
acre farm situated on the Front Road,
zA mile east of Varna. 90 acres clear-
ed, „eo acres hard and soft wood bush
Good frame house with cellar, barn
and shed. Good bearing orchard, good
water, hard and soft. A., rare chaioto
to get a fine farm cheap. 1?osses
given early in the fall. ,
, HENRY MAKINS, Varna In• 0,
Jute loth.
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HULLETT FARM FOR SALE.
l'he undersigned offers for sale Lot
42, Con. 13, Township of Hallett, con-
sisting of 150 acres, no acres cleared
and in a good state of cultivation, 10
acres stump land and balance good
—'haranwood bush, never culled. The.lot
is well watered and fenced and is g
mile from a church, 2 miles from Aue
burn and 9 miles from Clintoo. A
Public school is located on the corner
• of the lot. There is a good two-stor-
ey brick house, 2 bank barns and out-
buildings and a good bearing orchard.
For further particulars apply to
EPH. BALL, Auburn P. 0.
August 8th.
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GOOD FARIVI' FOR, SALE
. Part 6f• lots .38 -and 33, on the. west
side on.Maitland,con.,. Goderith .town-
ship, .one mile north of HolinesvilIe,
containing 97 acing.- There are .twci
frame houses -and barns on ihe • Place,
• bearing orchaid and plenty .of water,
Will be sold. on.'ternis to suit the'pur-
chaeer. . • • • . •
• • W. Wo FARRAN or
• C. C. :RANCE,: •qlin
Dee. 46th. • •
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A. -grand reception' will be given in Mr.and Airs. Nott have removed
Detroit by Mrs. Captain Pridgeon and from their 'cottage :on Victoria street
Mrs. Hannan at the lovely residence and now reside 111 the IleW purchase o
of Mrs. Captain, Pridgeen to Mrs. •Neweate street, lately the property of
Carl enter, who with her huebatid, Mr. Andr w Miele •
Judge Carpenter, now of the SupremeMr. Stoddart and family have re -
Court, will remove for the New Year 'tinned to the etange on Victoria
to Lansing, the capital of Michigan. street owned and lately ocettoied by
Mils Grace Potty arrived horne for Mr. Nott of Newgate street.
Christnias front a. delightful visit Mr. 11re Stewart of McGill College,
with friends at. Chicago. ',Miss 'Grace Montreal, will spend his vacation at
never saw so many nolidey gift, stores nis home here.
lier titre befole as Chicago affords Mrs. James Buehanan has been. on
One holidayseason. * the sick list for some time. We trust
.
Air. • Erie ad Smith, contractor . for *emu to hear of h:r recovery,
the St. I,ouis Fair'carna through Master Brydges receiven the prize,
from St* Louis on Saturdan night' $2, offered by. the Carroll Company to
and was tne guest of his brother,, Mr. anyone forming the greatest number
J. .W. Smith, until Tuesday. Na got of •words out of their name. ens
his • lest payment ream the • Butialo list had seventy, two words on it,
lixpositien which made li42,020 his. Mrs. W. Tye and faintly will spend
share of the Bullafo 'Exposition don- 'Christmas Tide with relatives at
tracts. He and Mr. Smith drove tie ITaj•se. • '
Ilungto non on Monday And purcbased ' Miss Jennie Bell, '% 110 spent a ..few
10 e earth g heifers. from Fergus- wee S last sin -rimer with her mother,
on, of Smith's' Rill. Whenelie.left St. Mrs. Harry Bell, will *.f.encliter Christ.,
Louis, the cattle were feeding 60, tlie aacation with ha sister, Airs.
grass. He will sedd hie manager. to 1, Edetiarcl Cart -Mgt( n Jones, San Anton-
tat,e the calves to hih Misecniri farm. ib,'Texas. Mr. and Mrs, Jones spent
Mrs'. 'Rex and youngest son, Thiline.1a c ouple ., of years, in Havana; but
came thiotrgh ,frone tlicie home at EIkn.'Conelitiltifi that residing in their old
horn Aninitol,a. to :spend the .fariste; .hotrie ..,an San Antouio'. was more
antis 'holiday season at'the old home, suitable' for thein and returned to Tex -
the residi nee of Mr. and Igra., Thomas ' as: • -' •
Weatherald. • e
. The fitneral of the late Mary Garel-
Miae McLellan, teacher of the come , ner, beloved wife of Mr, John Robert-
enercial eourses And stenography for, Son,took :niece from, her lkte residence
the past sevenyears, has sent in her On Thtirsday. Mrs. Robertson was the
resienatic in to the trastees bf the Caine:eldest dattelfter of the late 'Alexander
iegiate lestitute, Miss McLellan lta.s7, Pardeer, one of the pioncer• fanners of
beit a ..faildifirl And efficient teaellee nnluron, who - came from Dunbarton-
and we trust that good ((attune May Aire, Scotland, with his wife, when
attend. her in fhe nature. • ; Mary Wanaelite .years • old. Mr, and
Mr. Oliver Rhynas, late of Rhylids Mrs. Robertsoo lived on their faxen, in
and Cornell, will leave Goderich after ''Colborite for several nears, retiring 20
Xmas and take ep. his residence qu years 'ago to', reside in Goderich, One
Lcanden as manager of, the • Dot/ninon -.son was torn, to them, who now lives
Publishing Company of that city. 1. • in ,Colborrie. Theycelebrated their
. The Misses Edith Weatherahl, nurs4 .gOlden wedding: 1Vlareh ist 1901,
in training at ille Woodstock, hoepit- hating livtd 'together ex years and
al, and Mona of elocutidnary, 'fame 9 months. iNins. Robertson netting no
here, now • nurs'e in training at • the daughters , her 'own adopted two,
Galt hospital., are 'the "guests..ortheir now lier',,tw6 .:festereciatigliters. .Dure
parents. , • . .1 • ing her illneis Afra,`:Huitter and Mrs.
Mr.John peen has 'purchased 'the Walker of DetrOin'sPent the last weeks
late reside= 9f dr. Peter O'RO`tirke 'with her. . Rev. -Jar -vs' Anderson officia
on Angleeea, street, • ' . atedat hott•se • and ,Maitland ' cemetery:
Mr, Ed," Tilt of 1VIcGilI College, The relati4etiuleb attended the tuner-
goioreal, will speed his vacation. • at alwere her, two Sisters:and their hos-
tile British Exchange. Mr. Tilt will Bands, Mr. and Mrs. George Green,
receive his diploma...At • the end of his tcrwn;. and Air, and Mrs.. Anthony Al -
next term and `• will•then, be a..Iftiel' Ian, Leeleurtin. her brother, Mr. John
fledged nening.engincer. • • • ' :Garin). r 'her son and his, wife,- Mr.
Mr.Areltie Dickson of 'McGill • 'Col- and. .Mese Alex. RObtertSoir ; and- her
lege trill spend his 'aeration ,in New nil hews and nieces • -.Mrs. Mason of.
York city. He has made great prog- Breeefi.eld; Alies RuniMasen. of Bruce- .
reep. .in thestudy of .medicine and .ficld, ,Mneses' Sterling. of Clinton, Mr.
has. often ..heen called upon • to make George eand : Miss May Sterling- nterlieg• of
night calls in the eity. . •Gied rich township,
• Mrs McLeod •
A lady who .has teen ,a great suf- St. 'Patriek's :etreet,
ferer from neuralgia it her fate says .W8 • of ilohnosaille. pallbearers
that drinking hot milk has .complete- tterEI: Messrs. •— Thompson, ' George
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1 'd r f tl aa)n Thotinesen;: .Cutt • .JOhn 'Ferias
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Mr. Bert Hale, who slistained an
injury to the two fingers of his left
hand, was able to get to work last
• week. .
Mr. and Airs. George Clarke and
babe of Detroit came through on Fri-
day eveioug to visit Mrs. Clarke's.
mother, Mrs. McGlynn of Aslifield.
Mr. carfrete Dunlop of the Mount
Forest pharmacy is spending Christ-
mas Tide at his payouts' residence.
Rev. Mr. Hunter addressed the lad-
ies of the bean in tenon church •on
Sundayefternoon, His subject WAS
" Tile Model W onnin.'' Agreataddressed nut::
bet. i!ovi ..lal‘diire.s .actrtoesnsdieedy.
men ol the town rn North street Meth-
odist church. Nis -- subject wee "Tire
Mysteries." The men from our town
will surely be saints in 1903.
After long suffering from weakuess
inherent to old age Mr, William Shan.
man died aged 9$ years and 23 days.
The old gentleman was earn in Ian-
coluslore, Englund, on Nov. 13th,
In07, and game to Canada with his
wife and family in 1852, later remov-
ing to, our town where lie first took
up his residence on West street. Mr.
, nharman in those .days took contracts
for building brick residences, notably
the first Methodist cher eh a hen the
late Rev. Mr. Cosford
ewas minister,
tLe handsome residences of Mr. Wid-
dar, Mrs. (nr.) Jiikes Johnston; Mr.
Joseph Kidd and many other i•esi-
deuces. lit later years when his sons,
Edward and R.oliert, grew to men's es-
tate they took thecontracts, reliev-
ilia their father froni the business part
oi the work. Ile Was a strict Metho-
dist and life-long Conservative ' and
was- ntuch. esteented by all who knew
lihn. By his.. first marriagehe had
four sons, William, mho went to • re-
side in a Western stAte, Edward and
Robert , of Lowe, and George of York -
top, N. W. 1%, and one daughter,Mes.
William Campbell. By his second
wife he lia.d two sons, Walter of toivn
and. John, of Woodstock', and ,two
daaghters, IVIise Isabel Sharman of the
,Central school staff; arid Miss Sarah
Sharman, who clied a few years. ago.
Havingretired from 'business he took
up • his ees.dence on South street
where he lived retired surrounded • by
et ery • comfort . and until lately was.
able to walk, uptown• and enjoy the
pleasure Of ineeting old friends. One
week before • he was -eelled alvey he
felt so inaeh . better thathe thought
lie would $00I1 le able to rise again.
The casket Was covered With beautiful '
floral 'emblems, Rev...Dr. 'Daniel of-
ficiate cl • at *Msresidence and at Mait-
land ceinen,ey. The pallbearere were
his sons : "Roleett and * 'Welter. of 1
toan, George of Yorkton, ' John of
•Woodstriake William Campbell, sOnein-
law, and his graticlseto. William She:I--
mean Our. citizens were :. quite proud
of the lc nmityacif .years accorded the
fate, At intent.. '.Sharma.n and from!' his
eiceivity. and •general good heal, In built
Amon • ha.ving,.one Contenadan 1110
goOde olde. toane." . • . • • .Y
But his labOre are o'er, .
. nit; life is ' tinny ,.blest ;
• He has gone to rest. . •
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On :the Heavenly'. shore
On fettialay at 3 la us, the least of
tee .aunivetsary of Rev. 'Father NVest's
.ordin tion • was_ celebreted in - the
sehoolroont ; of St. Joseph's e.onvent•
A:great nuieber of. the. parents and
Mende of, the • children were • in '• et-
itnelan ea, _ The - entertainment opened
wetli a 'welcome sung by the childrein.
'followed by • p•-etty re -rtations beatiti-
euLy reticle ed .by Mona Kidd•anel John
Grifilin Then .a concert :. recitation
ticely tendered by a elm iber cif little
e\f\xt
girls beautifully dressed. A_ recitation
by Constance Griffin. wan ollound by
another' chorus *. given “liy• the S. S.
'chi. drein :at the conclusion 1 which
tlie" ittiss,,s CeeiPa„..Webb, •Nora . irley
aid Ir n.t. Martin presorted Rev...Fath-
er West with a lovely Musical eloek,''
-Master John . Griffin son 'of Thoenea
Griffin, reeding-. most'lluently the nice;
ly . worded address' of contgratulation
to their pastor, •Who Made a most.
suitable e nd. hi, hly appreciative rcli.IY •
Several .gentlemen. present also Made
short congratulatory adclresees to • his
. re \ erence ainl to the sisters of *St.
.:•16e01 h for the.'valitable assistance to
'these' ender their charge. • The schol-
,
era,too received • their meadof
i taiga 'I he . • gentlemenwere Judge
Devi a ' Registrar O'Connell anti IVIessrs:
Joece It ; •Griffin • 1,11t1 Ford The • prizes •
, were. then .distributed to t1ie. children,
after \thick , all sang. the' Chniftmas
hymn, " Adeste Ficleles." . • •
' . Ith s. : Arthur Lee of . Toronto and
'Mts.. Arthur Curzon of :Goderich . ' at-'
tended, an afternoon . tea at the resi-
,itnce of Mrs. George D. Perry - of
West Bloor street, Toronto, on lyed•;•
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The funeral of Ale• late Kenneth Me-. .Robert .Sterling.:and.: David Stodclari,..
Miley .Poolt place froto .his parents'. ' 'The -old , foundation th,:.orga,
resideece 'Wednesday: 'Messrs. john tory 'is eitqiefitly to . build uP7'
• McAuley of the steamer. Maititott and • on and were laid :upon* it on
Norman of the Grecian arrived,. on the Thursdana
Aiondav 'previous with. the remains -of
their de,ar'beother• The' acCident from
the effecis..of • whi:A ,Ketilieth .1y1cAulev
.di; d .todk Place When . the: "Min ersil
. State was entering.. the leeks Sault,
' Ste, -Marie, Mich. He etodcl' between . studeete. dispersed. to their homes last •
the staunehions with his hind 0116110 wvek. A.rearly all of them' have .schools
and the .other liols1;wr the. fair -leader; for • next year, being ideated As foie
• do'ng hts. duty faithfully, . when, some lone, M. 1 tani McDowell at Benrna-'
iron c.onneeted ,the affair came ,lee, Miss Annie •MeC.ourtney at Ania
out 'cif its piece eta struck hia arm Anna, Martin at Arineltel-
with teritIlle force, . necessitating ani- .sea, Mabel.-13alilie at „Pro.sperity,
.piitatic 0 so near the. •slioulder • that Miss' Mary Tray at St...Augustioen,
it • Was itnimesible to sava dile.. El. Stewart at b. S. No. • 4 Colborne, *
*All 'eys.'s done for poor Kenneth that AcIoiisbs6'rn'reenal inJoKhintxon,eatts!. •sS. NN(o). 98
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HOUSE FOR SALE. .. •
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The undersigned Offers hi- eotiage on
King , street, sole, •There • is •• hard.
and • soft water, a good stable, etc,
••••Apef:y. at. the house. •
• JAMES DUNFORD, . Clinton.
,onn—yo.. • , •••
HOUSE .FOR SALE.' •
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The undersigned offers fdr. sale a '
IX storey cottage with five bedroonis,.
larg-e dining room, parlor,. etc. 'Situ-
ated 'oin William street, convenient to .
the Collegiate Institute. For further
particulars apply to James Spit,
liarrister, •
eIr.-Edward Hendersoa of Bi•antforil
jias been. in very delicat:e healtis the.
r,esidence ofahis Mother, Mrs.. James
Stroneh of that city. .• • .• •
The. Aibelee. sehOol Closed end the
ancl• good nursing cold. den . ,
three brethers, -Norman -John and Colborne; Miss Mary I. Clark • at 8.
Allan, were the. mourners. The -Pall- • • S. No. 12 West Wawanosh, ss Lania.
:eat -ern Wale all his old friends, Cape 'lEfrydges at S. S. No, 1.3 East. Wawa-
tain Robto MadKay, -George MeSween, nosh, Harry Walker at S. 5. N'.
IT.atry • Wats n Richard • Saunders ..Ashfield, Ansi' Ultimo Robinson:at S,
John. Baker and David. Hisloo. Loy., S. No. 16 East Wawenosh, *Miss Ede
ifforal emblems were laid upon • the ith. Taylor at- S. S. No: 15 Hay, Miss
eve ot, amorg. them being a ,lovely' Jennieon at S, .5: No, Steph-
lflies' tend pink and white carnations • Wellington county," T. enchor of roses, reit and . white; cane. el,Alies Pearl, Jackson at (1)I1o1.01;1;h 111
. . Chesterfield Well inetoii •countv
AIRS. LAIRD. laiantaber—lefrItalins'i Gs)elcill:' At regular fr'ineetj lig of Ceti rt
Clintoa„Turie 23rd..
lovely' flower's was the' tribute a..11,1r; ters,
elide', A lovely wreath Of the same Golertichlen foCilaorwiaictiligatio'.1.101erecrie; vv..eorfeVeorteest-,
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Oswald Sturdy. Rey. Jathes Ander- : C, R„ Ro" ert Fielford • V. Ct 12: •
goo tr tarn 1)011, Just two years
old, 'with a splendid pedigree,' Possess-
ing as lie does two of the best 'strains'
of Durlie,ms in the countrY, the Match.:
less and .the, Iirainpton ;Hero, .his :dant'
being a -grand-daughter Of the noted
- hull Abbotsford, the. first, prise bull at /
the World's Fair. • , • •
ion off' ciated at house and Maitland I A. 11. Haddon ; treasure'r Williani
cemetery. Poor, brave Kenneth, one I ane e financial secretary, James Wil -
week after the..operetion performed min recording. secretary, WilliaireMe,
upon, his arm at the Sala hospital, Creath ; .chaplain,' Frank Untidier .; 'S,
wroteto his father that he. einderwent W.; Beft.Evtane ; J. .W., IIarry,Spence;
the oePration so well that he had lost S. B., • • Join Sproul ;. J. 13,, Walter
no Fedi and •thought would soon' Sharman ; physician, Dr. Taylor ;
e around again, but. alas lie never trustees, jaenes Stewart,. Alex. Sawn
saw his Mime again. The funeral was dere, 'Worsen audieors; Thos.
TYNDALL BR.OS., Clinton P. 0.. very large. feurrows, Frank, Inunber. •
nesday.
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GODERIOTt.
Mr. Alexander, who was ill of typhr
oid fever at the hospital in Sault Ste:
Marie,recoveled :sufficiently to return
It°statehl4'yetr,esbludrewe.i11,IeeVel$1401Pnelg'j Isvrokh
be hitnself
?dr. Will. Brophy is at l'etrolea - at
'present tugaged Upon the new 1.,. T.
Ilastatien there.
Mr. Thos. Bailey has disposed of his
'property on Raglan street to Mr.
, Thos. Bailey of the Nile. - •
Mt. John Newell is, we are sorry
to state, ill of typhoid fever, We
trust he will soon recover. •
Have you paid your subscripti.ort to•
; The News -Record ?-
. oaerts Morris, • who has been
invalided for some time with tubercu-
losis, returned from hie trip to the
Northwest and is _pow under the eare
of Pr. W.0,1ker at his private hospital
„,
— Airs. Warren let lest week to visit
her damhters, Mesdames Chisholm and
Hato, at Brantfor-d.
Mr.' and Mrs. Baltridge attended tha
wedding • of the isother -of "Mrs. Pal -
triage at •Mount Forest.
• Airs, Magnus Swanson and little son
•
iris have gone to spend the Christ --
flies,- holidays with Mr. Magnus .Swan,
son and wait liiun wit' be ;thee guests -
of Airs. • Swanson's slitter, Mrs. Rob-
s°1Vniel, PFeiti21.14°Ieetne.thrOtigh from Cien
cago• on Friday .last• and -returned cm
Saturday, eccompenied by her moth-
er, Mrs. WeSinith, who will spend the
winter in Chicago with her daughter.
On Thursday, • at the home of the
bride, Rev, Dr, Daniels 'joined in the
holy Fonds of matrimony Mrs. Jane
Viles and Mr. Jemes Dustow of town,'
late of 'N'ile. The bride was dressed in
,costione of Macke, nilk, with, • m'hite
trimming and the • bridesmaid„ Mrs.
McBrine; waS gOwaed in . black sateen,
with pink fielitt. The groomsman was
Mr. Alex. Cooper. After the..ceremouy
viras performed' th,e bridal sporty, A.C..
compantecl by Reef.. Dr. Daniel and the
guests, who were: ietimate friends- of.
the happy •Couple, . sat down to a .very
recherche Supper, . the table looking
Most .attractivee with a large bonton-
iere .• of .pink arid white carnations,
china • and aileer. ,The bride received
hOrtte very handsome presents. We
. ex-
'Wewere sorry to learn from Captain
, AltirrayA. McGregor that his .brother,
1.0aaitain Gregor McGregor . of 'Seattle;
had joined' the list of departed man-
• iners Of Our. °lel Lake Karon.. There
were the ths.oe brothers, Captaininne-
ray A:, .7ohn and. Captain Gregor Men
.Gregot, only ,Captain . Murray :now
remaining, • ..Mes. Captain Charles Mc-
Intosh is the only living sister of
four who 'lived liere.' Captain Gregor •
McGregor was inarrinl .twice. 'His
first . wife was Jennie, a - • sieter of -
Mr: J. A. -MeIntosh here, by :whom lie
lad three sans, 'Willic, bis first' born •
• who .dreel at five years of age; Charles,. •
who sails' on an ocean steamer 'rim/ling
froth the PacifiC • Coast to :China and •
North . to Skagtray, 'and Clarence,. pur-
ser on.. the 'Same line of .,ocean eteann
ere. • • '1 he two daughters are Mrs. (Dr.)..
Marion. erid - Mrs: James - Carmody .of
Seatthe, is, second wife, .who eur-
,yivee •liirn, . was a daughter of the late,.
John 'Sava ee of Church.' street anda
alecn Of -Air. •Roland 'Savage -of De-
troit, nho • kisited -Goderich the past
-summer.. •MiSs'. Franeis • nianede is, theissluC
- of . .this .; Marriage. 'Captain.
Mc-
Gregor• • was a sailor through and;
through and was in ma,ziliood Captain
and .owner of different titeamersI.....As
-
,captain• of tha•Birchte he eves :pres-
ented at this post byliis Many:friends
• with a very expensivegold watch. We
remember the;cireemetance for 'we •licid
'a little • inscreptien printed on white
silk for Min to plebe* insede the case.
In "let, r 'years. he settled, in Seattle.
' • -
Cnd diffeatc. 11 1J he went
1 The rain froze as it tenon Satur,
day afternomi, inakiing the streets,
very slippery.
Mrs. ismie Carter spent three or
four days before. Christmas at God-
erich as the guest 44 Mrs, Henry.
Ioung,
Mt'. Will ,Tokitston of* Tavistock is
spending Christmas Tide at the par-
ental residence.
Mr. W. IL Thompson .of the C01-
legiate is spending the vacation at
Owen Sound,
Miss Jennie Proudfoot is spending
the Ii4elays at the residence of Mrs.
Holman of Stratford.
,The veterans of 1866 are talking of
11,extlig a suPPer at the Park lionse.
i tend our congratalations to Mr. and
. Mrs. DuStow.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bissett of the
postollice department are spending
Christmas Day with, IVIr, and Mrs,
Kerr of Nile.
Mine host of the British Exchange
has purchased a fine New Year's gift
for himself, Sloane's farm, 'adjoining
the town.
Mr. F, C. Elford brought into mar-
ket on Saturday 4 eases t 'thieltens
for the elm:stiles trade.
Mr. Jonithan Miller was out one
day last week, but does not improve e
SO steadily as he would like,
Mr. A. I'. McLeau felt last week, that
he was gaining rapidly in health, We
truet before long that the X Ray
treatment will have another cure to
add to its list,
SEAFORTIT,
While driving •down Main street Mr. .
Joint s horse' took fright •at a rig
coming Leltind it and bolted in the
• ditch, upsetting the cutter and
i throwing Air. oynt out: Strange.to
!
say .he was not hurt, but the Cutter .
was somewhat, smashed. It was
Miracle' that Mr, •Joynt was not killed
or seriously hurt as the ditch • at
th s place is about 9 feet deep. The
horse was badly bruised.
• At 'the last regular ineetilig of
Court Floeven of the 'Forest, C, O.
the* following officers .were elected for ,
the year 1943 : Chief Ranger; John
McIntosh ; Vice Chief Ranger, • H.
Beattie '; Ree: -Secretary, H. 'Spate ;
Fin. -Secretary; W. %Henry ; , Treasur-
er, W. Sclater ; Chaplain, -*le Flur- •
schuetz ; S. Woodward, .n. •P; Joynt
J. Woodward; A. • Hart ; S, Beadle,
W. Martn ; Beadle, S.. T. Holmes;
Physician., Die C. MacKay. .
At the meeting of the Christian En.' •
deavorSoaiety . on Tuesday evening the
following caters were elected for the
aext terni Hon, president; Rev. Mr.
, Larkin ; ,president, Miee
ers•; ist vice president, Mr. Frank
Halal:irk ; ; end vice . president, Miss.
• a Cooper ; 'corresponding secretary, .
Miss Jessie Thompson recording Sec-
retary,. Alias , May ••Elliott •; assistant
recording .secretary, •Miss S. Swayze ;
treasurer, .Mr. •Charles MeGregor ; as- •
sistant treasurer; IVIiss .Lizzie MeLen,
elan pianist, Miss Maggie Ca.th ; as-
sistant pianist • Mies Minnie Sleetl ;
cone cnbrs ' colour ittees—etayer. meet-, .
ing, Anse.. Meade Woodley ; lookout, ,
Miss Ida Cooper.; social, Miss Hattie •
Murray ; missionary, Miss S. McLean;
Sabbath school, Miss 'Jean MeNanb
• Power and relief' Miss Addie MeTav-•
ish ; ouusie Miss Meg Cash.
, Wallace McGregor, who has beeu
•the• guest •Mr.'•' James • the .
past few -weeks , has.. retro -fled t 1 •
home in 111111ett. He has been.' .ecni-
. lined to the ,house..sinee his atrival
froniManitoba, haviake had sore leg
Mach . deprived 'him.of the us.e of that
'member... it will be. a feey :weelcsnyee-
, before he neille'lee able to. walk en bee
• ' • - e.
't
with .1»s wife and daughter to,
ma, where he _recovered sufficiently' to ; PAliS 'r°
Sail as Captain and part" dwner of IN THE NEWS -RECORD.
a steamer. Be wad kind and general's
and. very poptilar. „Captani 'McGregor.'
has been M failing liga.ith .since lie
visited' *hie nelatiezes„ here se' -few years
ago and died at 'his' nneine lit Seattle
on .Wedn•sday, Dec, x7th 1902 .
'''Wesfleuree'the handsome new
residence of Mr- William Holland was
on FridaY • evening ibe scene of mild;
pleasure and social eni,oyment, it *be-
ing the 25th anniversary eaf• eheir,ina.r-
:riage.- On •Dee.e. .1877,..• Lydia
Morris, • daughter •of • the .hate and
Mrs, John Morris of Morrisdale, was
/pined in.: the ho,,ly. boucle of 'w.edlock
by Rev. Mr.' Vagivell , to Mt, William
Holland . of:e'eolboineo Dinner was
served in the dining•Toorn, the • table
• being feetooned with' innatle and car-
nations among the china and: silver.
elern,"„Alirrew Ile& of. the' St'. Law-
rence ,sPen •,.entuidny in. London.
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FOR XLIe FORMS OF KIDNEY •
DISEASE.
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I, the endersigired druggist, am ful-
ly- prepared . to . giwa ,the following
guarantee with • every Soc bottle ore
•Dr. Kidney -Wort "Tablets,
the wily remedy in. the 'World that •
0'c:sit:Jr:ay 'cures ill:: trotibles arising •
from weak •ar diseased' ridneya ; , -•
" Moneyr cheerfully returned if. ,the
sufferer is pot relieved,: end. itriproved
after. use of one :hottle. three. to six
•1 ottles effect astonishing and penman- r
ent .curen. If not relievedand cured, '
3011 'waste 110 ;inOney."
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That is about the'nurober of Men's Suits -we had when. we Com-
menced our big retiring sale. We certainly have not nearly one
half now, at the rate we are selling it will not take long to sell
out every suit we have. Our prices are so ridiculously low and
people are fully appreciating our big offer—to buy from us with-
out. profit and in so many cases less than tho-goods cost.
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have not nearly half The low prices we have asked fOr our
our coats is the cause of so many people buying from us If you -f.
have not yet bought7,---buy.now—you won't have lo-nr.ito bliy,
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not buy one at tho ltiw pride .we „gsk" Air them. . "Wo hdve .111
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for a lot of good things in the odds and ends. You will think so, too, when you firld wit how,little we 'want: .You will not. hitve
long to buy and save money like this and do not say afterwards that you really "di, pet think that Jackson Brost Istere ging ;out of
business or you would have taken advantage of our big offer. We are going'out, of.business‘ and very*, soon, too) and • ou:e.)trroge- *
ments to get our big stock reduced to nearly i is the cause of you buying your winter clothing** us so 'cheap without profits and * ,
many cases less than the goods were made for.
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