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In about two weeks we expect
to open a new clothing store
in the Searle block which will
be when completed nearly
four times ar large as the.pre-
sent clothing and furnishing
department. Carpenters and
painters have been busy for
weeks making extensive •im-
provements and by the 1st of
March we expect to be in our
new building. We intend
carrying a full stock of Ready•
Made Clothing, lia,ts, Caps,
Furnishings of all kinds, be-
sides carrying on a first-class
Tailoring business. Hund-
reds of dollars worth of new
goods are corning" in for the
spring trade and it will pay
you to see our new stock.
Do not forget that the big
sale of Men's Suits, made to
order, is still going on. Come
in and have a look at our
stock of Tweeds and Wors-
• teds. We can save you from
$3 to. $5 on a suit and give
you a first-class fit. Best
linings are used. in all suits at
sale prices.
The J. W. Newcombe Co.,
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Cash and .Bank Balances •.' •$ 383,097 $ 022,774
Bonds and Stocks • 439,303 i718,397
Loans and Discounts • 2,983,008 :5,821,390
Bank Premises, Safes, Etc. 44,075 52,359
$3,855,e03 $7,209,920
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Capi tal-Paid up $1,173,478 $1,300,000 .
Reeerve Fund and Undivided Profits 240,000 362,838
Sovereign Bank notes in circulation 759,995 1,237;650
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As, roving the round earth, the sturdy old fellow,
Year in and year Out keeps going and coming, .
ln winter's wild wreck and summer's green blooming.
We are not yet by any- means through "winter's wild wreck" and
it should be a good time to take advantage of untie:volt)? prices.
Lower Than the Lowest—in ReadN'''Made and 6r-
dered Clothing. To few
men is it given to carte: on business successfully kr hail a century
and after so long a :period of honest, faithful toil, ;one begins to
think of enjoying hie well-earned rest. Such is our condition and
after 50 years of oneceasful ttatle in Clinton, we have decided to
offer, et surprising reductions, our $4000.00 Stock with a view
Li retiring from active business as soon as disposed of. Sale began
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We have net time or ewe (ora detailed list of prices. A. •
wag has said that "the proof of the pudding is the chewing of the
string." We offer a better and pleasanter tot, in asking you to
see onrgoods, learn our reduced prices, and compare with boasted
bargains elsewhere. It is easy to say the prices WERE so and
so; the important thing Is WHAT Tan PRICES ARE.
We specially invite our old cutitomers to do themselves a
good turn, by seeing what We have to offer them. it will be like
a, belated Christimes lama Sin:diary eve invite those who have net
been regular tustemeri to examine goods and prices. :We make*
No mere mov— tiipby yodels' make moat sound, but We
promise genuine reductions in an lines:
BOYS' SUITS 011,DBUDD SUITS ORDERED PANTS
HATS, 0A.PS, kV), GENTS' FURNISHINGS
HPADY-MADE OLOTIIING.
Pottle One, tome all. Ask, Sae, examine, compare and you Will buy
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CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, FEBRVARY. 1804 1904.
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stoitn vALuNTains.
Tkip local booksellers say "that the
sae of the better class of valentines
has been better this yeat than • ever
before end that the caricatures are
now eceafined ta the "kids" or a) very,
few spiteful creatures.
WILLIS CHURCH.
Prenaretory service was held us Wil-
lis church la.st Friday evening. The
preether was Rev. Mrendaes.ulay of.
Mitchell. The canutrimion wee 'a:detain-
istered cn Sunday /nothing when there
was a good attendance, notwithstand-
ing the unfavorable • weather. Iti the
evening Rev. Dr. Stewart exchanged
pulpits weth Rev. 3, C. Dunlop of the
I3aptist church. . .
THE ASSEIVIBLY.
Owing+ to the cancelling d traies
the 14. 11. & B. on Monday the Lorelon
harpers failed to put in an appearance
for the assembly. held in the • town
hall that evening. As i.t. was then tee.
late tso enema another orchestrs, the
piano had tcl be reed for the dancing.
So far as mimic was coecerned the
essembly did not equal others 'that
have been held in the hall, but in oth-
er respects it was e. very enjoyable
4:0NairDESBORCOR. T. of en VISIT.
Last Thursday evenieg abort twentee
of the members of Ideneeisbero Catena
R. T. of T. visite, the local ,council.
A large .nutriber of the Loyalty, • mem-
bers also turned out and tcgether 'they
filled the lodge room pretty well. Af-
ter the councilehad finished their b s4. -
nese, th,e .session was closed and
rest of the evenitg spent in •te
and social chit Lan& brought to ae:
clase the evening's enjoyment and.
Londeshoro loft for home much itu-
messed aed greatly benefitted by.
the way Clinton Council dces its
work.
THE FUEL QUESTION.
The electric light works used 'up
their supplyef coal On Sueday night,,
but fortunately a earload arriv'ed that
day . ane there has been no interrup.
If oe of the seevice.
The organ factory has been so shott
af, • fuel that a ga.ng of veaodchoppere
has been kept at work en order that
the furnaces might be kept gonige
Mete or lees wood has been offered
for sale every clayso that there has
been no suffering er ware of fuel. The
wood has avereged $3,2s per coed. As
the weather' -now premises ta be :bet-
ter and the blockade on the railway is
now being lifted all fear or a 'fuel
famine will soon end.
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;DIED IN •DURAND.•
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Mr. Hiram Hill returned home on.
Thursday last frote Durand, ' Mich,,
Where he Inel been atteridirg the fun-
eral. of hie brother Adrian, who passed
Emmy on Sunday, aged 38, 'years. The
deceased was' .knoven• by several ,of our
citizens, he having Made two visits to
Clinton, the last about e decide since.
He WES the third son of the late Jahn
Hill, and was torn in Adidingtoe coun-
ty, this:province; Ris: wife. surviees,.
•tceether with their, three childretr, the
oldest about nine Veers of age,
• to the- erfew bleckide Mr e Hiram Hill
who -was accompanied by his brother,
Sandford of Parkhill, was only able
to reach Durand ebout .an hour•befcee
the funeral. • • •'
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THE VALUE OF ADVERTISING;
The .greet sele by the Loudon Times
of the Eneyelcemedia Britannica is a
mighty tribute to the %elite of : adver-
tising. When the Times took bele o1.
the work in 1898 only 10,000 sae had
,been sold is in the Ueitee Kingdom,
Since then the Times has paid out
Sesenoo in circulars and 1$/e015,000 in
newspaper advertising, the total space
of the latter being the equivalent of
5160 columns it' daily papers' and 340o
pages in weeklies and :magazines. The
total' sale &mounted' to 1,5oceloo0 val-
uenes, weighing more than 5500 tons.
The average weekly sale has' been More
than 5000 voluntee. The largest sales
of one day exceeded lis5o,coo ate of
cne week $soo,000. In gee day 503
sets, weilething over sixty:tons; have
been, despetclted. , . •
HAROLD SARVIS. COMING.
Some time has elapsed since the citi-
zens of Clineon had the opportunity of
attending an entertainment in the
newts 40 it is tititast safe to say that
fthe Harold Jervis and Shalor context
company, under the et•spices of athe
golf dub, to be given cm Monday
evening next, will be well attended.
( The. advance sale of seats is a liege
one, Which shows that Harold Jervis,
. the great tenor, is a prime favorite,
ea While Mrs. Shefor is a stranger to tie
e s yet the press notes speak so • highly
of her at a lire entertainer that there
4... is tat any likelihcod of the petrons cf
mi
44.• this concert being disappointed. The
golf club are et as ibig expense for this
coucert, but it is more than likely
$
they will be nothing out with so good
ee a program. No lover of tnusie will
6424 likely miss this opportunity.
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... Mr. Jarvis is e man of lenPosing
41.• presence, tall and stalwart, Xis voice
fills •the largest auditorium withi inel-
edy. It is beautiful its pathos gala
clarion. -like in mertehl sErtins, slienvirg
marvelous power. -Lincoln iNeb. News.
Mr. Sams is lityotid neestectis the
best' tenor ever heard here. His voice
• ie like a clarion, his style dashing .sed
• superb, his votalization re rare treat
His fiery declamation ia ,niartial sedge
we.s not more praiseworthy than his
..... tenderness and rathos in ballads. He
lan his unlimited rwer, yet eubduing his
ee "robust tenor' to the delicate expres-
sion of the tenderest feelings that stir
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ono the tannin heette-Dally Sete Bran.
dote
efra, Shafor gave a masterly inter-
prat:floe/ cif "Romeo and anise" The.
rsday toeing. She shows wonderful
,,L. originality in her svoile„---Sunday Free
,.... Press, Detroit, .
.. The hearty encores which followed
..t. every number given by the talented
.... Xt>talg eleentiOnist Spoke volumes as to
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the Matinee iii width she tad eaptuXed
,... her Audience. Iter dialect renderings
0.-• were especially gond, the old Scotch
minister espeefally so. -Brandon Daily
Stm.
AN ATTRACTIVE WINDOW.' Pi= O9A.T.4,
TpZer Sr, 03n:we, weso are .having a
"Lace Sale," have a very, ettraetive
window display arranged by Clarence
Jounson, who is becoming expert in
this business. 'His work attracting
attention and is steadily imi.oeing.
IIVRON 0I4D BOYS' R.ECEPTION.
The Huron Old Boys Asacciation of
Toronto will hold their fourth' annual
At Home in, the Temple ;welding on
Friday eventag of next' week. The
function will be cf the same nature as
in the past, a receptien and reamion
followed by a coucert and a deuce.
.SOLD leo) CHICKENS,
Par, Jam Porrester fattened and
said woo chiekens last season, shipps
ire enost of them to, Montreal. 'The
der/retie for poultry such as he has
been placing epcn the market is in-
creasing arid prices have been good,.
Mr. Voreester purposes, havvever, re-
tiring from the busiuess.
A PRIZE WINNER. -
Mr. Williron Czater ef Hullett made
tlarty-two entries at the poultry show
held recently in Goclerich and every
bird lie exlisbited won a prize. Thirty
one first prizes and tale ,seccrels was a
pre ty, gocel .showing. Mr. Carter's
repu tion as the breeder or fine penl-
tr well known all over the awn -
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THE TLD STANDBY.
This cold snap is playing havoc with
the waterworks systems en teeny
farms and the services of that old
st-andby„ Mr. Jacob Miller, are ahret
daily an request, There is nothinla a-
bout a windmill, or perhaps More
properly speaking, -an air motor, that
Le does not understatd and is able
to fix, bet it's uncensfottallie week
these frosty days.
CLINTON WON,
A snatch 'between the Clinton ard
Hensel' junior hockey teethe wee play-
ed' in the local rink cri Thurscle.y even- .
ing last and tesulted, in laver •of the
home septette, consisting cf:
Goal, Ccuch
Point,. D. Forrester •
Cover Point, G. Miller
Centre, C. Shepherd '
Right Wing, C. Mocee
Left Wing, A. Carrick
Raver, E. Seale..
THE SECOND 'DEGREE.
The .0ddfellows' I,odge is *owing
apace. More propc.saIs..were aeeei.ved
en Tuesday night, while to less then
five were permitted ta view the mys-
teries of the second degree, about
wIsich they now speak, amot,g,bietliern
of the mystic links, in the meet: en-.
eausia.stie terms, - • .
'The ledge room ie to be renovated
by the painter and carpenters and
when tley heve coMpleted their labors
Se will be more comfortable and con-
venient then ever. "
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QUARTERLY ALERTING 010 NV 4 .1V1 . S.
'The seecial quarterly Meeting of the
Went. S. of Ontario street church Was
held. last Tuesday -Orating the home
of Mrs. E. G. courtice. Tea, was ser-
ved at 6.36, followed by the regular
business of the society ane a special
study of Chinas Thirty membere ans-
wered to the roll call end their lum-
ber was increased by, the addition of
nye new mei-ethers. Mrs. *ill. L. Wade
of •Westport, - Soeth Dakota, -sang a
eel° arel •Misses Carel Newcombe and
Sybil' Cleo/lice acluet, A profitable
end enjcyable eirenine was spent by
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tN FAVOR
Mr. Jetties keys of the 'Parr Line,
Stanley, recently ' paid a fertnight's
visit to friends in Marlette, Mich.,
end while there thoroughly satisfied
himself that the faxtnere of Ontario
are netting better returns than ere
those of that state, Live stock is
selling better here and meet kinds of
grain as well, Our oats have been
lower in price, but tbe yield per acre
Is lerger, Ihiggies and 'wagons and,
stie kirie# of implements are Cheaper
M Michigan. Groceries as a rule are
cheaper Isere. The some can be said' of
woolens, etc. Many of the:fanners of.
Marlette .county heve been raising
sugar beets but did not reelize any pro-
fit therefrom last season and are not
now so enthusiastic in favor of their
eultivatfon.
Mr. Keys' Mariette friends treated
him right royelly, he never had a. bet-
ter time in Isis life but they =hot
now ecnvince hint beet a farmer es
better off in Michigan than in Sten -
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MARRIED ON TUESDAY.
Oti Tuescley Mr, James E. Reynolds
of Mullett was married to Miss Mary
Lamb, daughter of Ma Stephen Lamb
of Seefortle. Tha ceremony took place
in the Itom‘an Catholic church, Sea -
forth, the ollicietirg clergyman being
Rev. Father : Corcoran. Miss. Lizzie
Lamb, sister of the bride, was brides-
tisaisc while the groom was assisted
by his brother', Mr. °wee Reynolds:
At the conclitsiou of the ceremony the
bridal party end their guests returned
where the wedding hiecheon, consisting
to the residence of the bride's parents
c,i the season's delicacies, was serve,!.
By the afternoon train Mr, and Mrs.
Reynolds left for their honeymoon trip
to Detrcit and other cities gad tai
their name witl take up their abode
oit the groom's cram on the 5th eon.
&Hulled.
The bride, who is a charming and
popular young lady, as Was evidenced
by the lenge member of handsome
presents retched, formerly taught in
the Millet Separate school.
The groom is a native of the town-
ship, industrious and much respected,
The News-tecgrd joins the rannerbes
Mende of Mr. aid' Mrs' Reynolds in
wishing them a happy and ProsPercais
future.
Anteing the guests were Nfr, and
UM 3'01.10 Flynn and Thos.. Reyrolds
of Client& ; Mr. and Mrs. P. O. key.
iiolds, Mr. arid Mrs. P. 3. Reyeohfe,
Dontiniek, Jolt, Frank and Owen Rey-
nolds Of lettilett ; S. IL Itcyholds of
Detroit ; Martin Reynolds of Strat-
ford:
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The boards of trade in manly .plaees
are petitioning tte Dorairdoe Oc,etnie
meet to' place spit coal ,en, the . eree
list. Vie Cliettoe"beerd of trade has
not yet made any move en that direc-
tione at least not 'that we have heerch
TILE SCOTCII SOCIAL.
The Missiori Band of Willis church,
under whose auspices a "Scotch So-
: Vial" well be held on Tuesday- veening
of met week, is sparieg ,no pains to
make it a success. If acu don"t nnoev
whet a Scotch social is, attend this
oue and be eclieinced that it ia geoid.
COULDN'T GET CARS.
Mr. S. II, Smith 4.4 three .care
loads cf live stock delivered to him at
Londesbora statics.' an Saturday but
the Grand Trunk only provided him
with. two ears. The balance a his
stock he drove to his 'arra. at Clinton.
and shipped to TOrOrlt0 on Mond.
When Mr. Smith melees stocks delivered
he takes it.,
TI -IE MOCK TRIAL.
. The "Mock Triel" to be held in the
assembly ream. of the Colle,giate this'
everting has aroused considerable local,
interest ancl.tfiere'e. beerd to be.e., big
attendance of the student -and : their'
friends. Two of the sniff will sit in
judgmetit, the mathematical man will
Let as -senior' toinisel fbr the plaintiff
and sonie of the most elaquent stue
cleats will aepeer in one capecity or an-
other. It's a .brea.ch �f premise case,
by the Way.
:WESLEY Clet/S.C1/.
Wesley church W. M. S. held their
arnual crusade Day reeetitig onThurs-
day. of lost week at the home of tee
president, Mei. W. S. Harland, fifty.:
•tivorinenibers being present. After the
'opening exercises leffe. W. R. Lone'
vac an interesting and instructive ild-
drese cii Pv.yee, evincing deep thought
'and careful stuay. • Mrs. (Dr.) Fowler
then gave 'a:beautiful solo. Seven
new members were received, A collec-
tion was taken in aid of the West
Fend *hide, with merriberAip fdes,.
amounted to $37.• gate -am -ileitis • Were.
then served, after *which the ,following
excellent end highly appreciated pro-
gron was rendered, 1Vike:
es 'end Ielise Ida. Holmes kinceiy acting
as accompanists :
Duett, MissessReid ana Green
Recitation, Miss Flora Curagrigheine
Sac, Mrs. Murch •
rnstrtimental, Mis IslaHoZines .• •
Solo, MrS, A. T. Cooper
InstruMential, Mrs.. (Dr..) Flohnes
Solo, Mrs. French
After spending a short time in soc•ial
intercourse ethe mernbers dispersed to
their homes, all feeling that they hate
been ..benefitted, also encouraged to
renewed energy in _the miens:Mary
weak.
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Chairman for Many Years,
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Mr . -James Stevens
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.Ihe license canmissioners for West
Huron met at Inspector Paisley's de
lied last Thurschey and after choosing
Mr, Janice Stevens as chairman trans-
ferred the beense of 'the Britieh Ex-
change, Godeeicla from We Tilt to Ed.
&waste. The ectianissioners ere :
'James Stevens,' Clintan
Hugh McQuarrie, Blyth
W. Re Roberteon, Goderich
'rya will be Mr. Stevens' fifteeeth
year as chi:innate He fills the cbeir
so well that he is almost locked epest
as es life incumbent. :
THE, NEW DRUG STORE.
The business conducted by Mr. H.
13.. Combe was the first cleug business
ever opened in Clittote It was start -
cd On the same lot as is now cecupied
by the present business, by the late
Thames Smith, in the Pattenbury
House end has been conducted tnder
the name of Contbele Drug Store for
the last 47 vers. Coinbe's new store
is without doubt the hendsomest end
moet modernly fitted drug store west
of Toronto. The whole tittin0',.
itt-
ctucliig shbw eases, wall eases atid
dispensing screen are - the eesign and
workanatiship of Mr. John Carter of
th;s town and are a great credit to
his good taste as a designer and also
to his worleinatiship. The store has
tvvo large show windows, . each being
eight feet long, the top being lighted
with six large prism lights, which
metres the back part of the store as
light as the front. The rorth wall
case is ee feet long and eight feet
high, ell finished itt natural Wood and
glass. There are no counters hi this
store, their piece being therm by three
ave -foot silent saleerrien. The south
wall ease or drug side of the store is
t36 feet long by eight feet high and is
Riled with sliding doors and hand-
some rows of drawers. The prescrip-
tion screen is probably the Intudsonlest,
piece of workitiar,ship in the store. It
is sixteen, feet high sill ten feet wide
and has three large bevellet1 natters
and very liandAoine carvings. Ati en-
tranee to the laberator'Y on each Me
itt hung with handsome mirrors.
E9R •e`IIE MITCHELL TROI'HY,
The sieth, contest for the Mitchell
trophy taltes'place on the gun club
gro4n,cis on..Tharseo.y oi ,ne4t ,week.
Tlieseqhbete becouid 'date Inter-
esting a,nd e unexpected has hap-
pened more than ono., : •
. TIIE REASON WHY.
, The train service 'on the L. X. & B.
has beee soriewhat interrupted this
week which explains, no doubt, • why
several or °sir correspondents up 'and
down the, line have 'not been heard
leant. A doubleeisuel-size budget next
week will be in orders •
THIRTEEN WENT EAST. • .
leci. James E. Reynolds of I-Palletti
Who was wearied cn Tuesday itt Sea -
forth, is the thirteenth young man
from that township. Who in the past
few years has won a fair en,aiden frern
IVIcKilloes or Seaforth. The thirteen
include foureof the Flynn boas, the
same ausnhee of Reynolds, two Car?
beets, Dan. Shannahan end nos.
Brown.,Fair are eh:. eleKil-
lop maiens, stalwart are the Iron.
ett young men, happ,y beve been the
unions,
A GOLF MEETING,
A meeting of the golf Club will be
held in a few, days to re-orgartiie for
the coming seasonand it is eepected
that there will be a manlier of new
membersacleied to the iready good
list, There is no game wbieb. prov-
es so facinating SS 9. game of eolf
Which cari. be played by lold seta young
•and by both sex. Last seaserf was the
first the genie wee played here and the
Membership arthe club, is now over
6o who have' the craze so bad that ,at
the meeting to be held the question of
newegreiends and i snitable club house
will tie discussed. They would further
add to the pleasere of the game.
Citizeti ?Latimer, .wko was confined
tothe house, owing to sickness,. fora
intnith,r was down toWn for Alto '•first
thee yesterday. ' While not yet. .him-
self by any mean? is recruiting
rapidiy
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'Mr, 'Arthur Couch itt. also itieprc4ittg
and is now eble ta leave hie rocas, A
little mete strength and somewhat
more moderate weather and he will
soon be . able to go abrc,ae...
Mre..(Dre- Thompson, who has been
i11foe the ' Pest six weeks, Stt. new
ceuvalescing ia.picily. • •
• . Mr. 1Villiam Alexander has been laid
nee fer. the past tendays with
atteek brcnchitise It's Werebee
he is not reeking much ado about it,
alluding to it tether 'With that droll
imanor ckaraeteritic
tittilett TOv,inship7:-
mr, Thomas Meelyniert. of Netehez,
efisee (breeher of Me. Jams Neely-
niont of the Parr Lille, says : "We
have had a fine 'winter, the thermom-
eter not registerilig lower Allan /6 a-
bove. zero, This is Jan., tatli nud the
fa.riners ate plowing, for cotton. The
sprinkling carts are tuntiing most of
the 'tietiee'
W. Grainger & Sone tile noted Short:
leernebreeders of this township, recent-
ly disposed 'of tsvor a:nithele from their
fine herd. Their Shorthcinis are Of the
dairy bred and excel as Milk givers,
several of their -cows yielding from, for-
ty :to fifty eauiele' per. day:. , They have
ae.fifteen-eeeir-old ecee *lose average
yield is .forty-five pounds: Stock tram.
the Grainger farm, are prize winners
wberever exhibited; • • '
'Me, Sohn Noble of the Huron Road
has bought aetherobred. Felled Angus
bali from Mr. ' John MacIeriane. of
Stanley.' It is e, Superior wheal, such
as'auyers are always coneclent se-•
curing froisi Maple (rove Stock Fern".
Mi. • Noble prefers the. Pedled Angus
-above all other breeds for beefing pur-
poses. Tkey give ,quicker returns. •
' Mr. Thee: Noble of 'St: Pane, Mime
eel Miss lean Noble bf Waleaneette
1Viate, who visited th•e Miller families
On the 3rd cormasalon, aft the Noble
homestead end airing abet Iris:ads in
this township fax n Month, left- for
their respective hams last week. .
• Mrs. Geo: klesk is seriously ill' at
present with grippe and: bronchitis; We,
hope to see her around 'wan:
Mrs. Wan.' Grainger of Markham is
up to see. her mother, Aire, George
Mr, Geo. Mem is all 'smiles owing
to the arrival of a new. 'bey at his
house. 'Mr, JE.ArleS Cartwright is else'
wearing a pleasant le& for the Same:
reason. ' •
• "Mr, Roibert Rogerson has . •bought
the so -acre farm from. Mr:. William
Dunlop on the 9th concessica, Mr.
.Dunlop iritends going West in ethe
sPring. • •
"Miss lezzie Connell. al Owen Speed is
visiting her aunt, Mrs:"Win. Carteriat
present.
: Mr. James Ross has leaved to cl-
mesville where he has the itamagement
of the butter factcry. He isit fiesta
chess butter maker and We ate sorry
to lose him and his family; '
Assessor Carter started on his rorav
ds �tt Monday. ;
Mr. William: -Lyon d Landeshoro,
who has been assistant e.e. the station
,during the 1st year, has been trans-
ferred to Clinton. Louis Pringle suc-
ceeds to his position,
H. Jackson of the 0, T. R., Stret-
ford, is home for a week, having, had
one ;inn .solnewhAt • cruel -ad • while
couplieg cars,
Miss V. Ililes entertained a number
of • her friends at at patty on Friday
evening last.' •
Beef Ring ,Oflieers.---At re meeting
held on the 9th inst. the beef -ring
spokenof in a recent issue ••eleeted the
folloWing officers Secretery, le; Car-
ter f Inspectors, 6th And 7th con,, T.
Carbett, Jas, Southccenbe ; 8th taxi
9th east,' 3, Sinulereock, E. 14. Parra
ham ; west, S. MeCeol, Win. Mair ;
loth and ITO, Brown, W. S. Cole.
They were fortunate in teeuring-the
efficient services of Sas, mrnmi1iugtt as
bettliet. The ring will open sni Mon-
day, April '4th, and will continue till
in all thirty-two cattle will be slaugh-
tered.
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Stanley Township.
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W14010 Number 10106
'Plies I. Parke was ,/n•Gsiderich tow-,
iiship last week visiting her sister.
Br , W.m. Fee mei sister cif Zurich,
accompateed by Mr. and Miss Fee of
Assineboiaeirisited 'friends in Bayfield
last week; ,
Mis A. Buis went to 'Clinton last
weele fora aliert
Mr. R. Bailey was in Yarns lest
Sunday evening.
The regular Ash Wednesday service
was .held in Triuity church last Wed,-
eesdaye •
Sunday was Valentiee Day suet not
many knew it. If some one • would
donate ies all with a cord of wood it
wouiel be the best valeatine on record.;
•Mrs, T. Haytee of Greenway, Step.,
hen township, visited at the rectory
last week.
Next -Sunday will be the first Sun-
day in Lent. ,
Varna.
Uctsie 'roster has gone to 7.4021.- ,
don, te .study for another term in the
Business College there,
Mr. Fred. Purely was in Lardon
business.
Miss.Lottie Foster' spent several days
recentlywith her sister, Mrs. H. Mee-
soe of -the Babylon Line.
•
Mr. C. Pilgrim had a very suce.essful
woad bee on Monday afternocn: Char-
lie steads in well with the boys.
•
Sttinley. Township... .
Mr. •Adam Stewart was cn the side
list for a• couple .of -Weeks . but is now .
about all right again. It was aliont
the first time itt his lile that he heiew •
what it was to be ."Under tha'wee- ,
ttxterr..:' •
seames Barclay, who has been
. • • • .
at Michipecoten and onthe Monte.
Centralfor several months, is essiting' .
the Stewart fetniliee and other friends.•
Ile goes West shortly and •anser settle .
upcsa his faxen near Echo • Bay..
• Wr .. • D. Ai:NZ$/en of the end ponces -
skin will'lave a barn built next- man-
uleX: and -11.0 letthe ccarnet of: the.
stone 'work eto.-Mt. Hiram Hill. • of
Clititote while the .framer will be Mr.
Meet Melee of Laridesboroe Both are
fiest,cleai inachenies who always • do
tDOd work.- • • . ' •
•
)'or $tailleynews, read. The :News,:
Record: • • . , '
F.,- lid Mrs. Wrte:Clarke spent last
Wedves,day at the home cl their dau-
glace; -Mess , charies. Reid. • of Bruce-,
'Mrs Sartniel Bates of Seaforah. spent '
it few' elaya..6t honid last Week.
Mrs. 'Wm. Itatt.m:ell is spending a fees .
eiays with. :friends ie.i.Sealoeth,
• Mrs. H. Peck was the ,gixest••of .Mrs;,• •
L. Clarlse otie day: lest week,.
. Mr. 'Haley Ilaytee is wearing a smile...
ing face thesa•daye -beciese of arri-
val of
zu little girl at his hc.ane.
Miss deoteeina: 'Samson entertained. ,
e few frieride last Tburocuy.. ei.ettingi !• •
Sony toreport the: Meese of, Mie
SatePh Riehaedscni but hope: to hear of ,
his ,epeeey recoeety. • :
• Dr_ _Smith „mid wife arid the Misses
Rouatt of Sayfield; Mee George Beek
Of • Dakota arid Mi. R. • peck, Misses ,
Peace Miss' tiaerymele and Mr. Wesley
Peek of Stanley wee the giiests of•Mra
Rathevele on Wedisesdey, evening
lase.weeke :All reperted en enjoy- • ,
Elliott, who has been
studying
'studying *Isla.- under Prof. . •Glerr
Campbell of, Clinton, retereed from.
Lendon Consetentory last week . where
she successeilly passed her Piano ex-
amination; taking. first-class horipasi..
-We' are very sorry' to hear • of the
illness of e Mr. le W. .leeid Sr. eand :
hew: to eel* hear of hiscomplete. re-
,• A most- enjoyaible. time Was •spent
cne evening recentlY et the home 'of. ,
Mr. George jbhaston: of the , Goshen
Line by a: **beeof thoyoung peo-
ple of the, Front Road: • :
Jetnes Reid had, the misfortune • •
to ,hava:one of his .horses' badly Mit
one day lest week. e •
, Miss' Bentna, Peek was the guest of e.
Misses Albino- and Laura Riehardscse
on Sunday week.. ,
•. Mee :Jeseph. Riettaretson -purchased a •
fine toree .frcie IVIeelea,ved•Mcleacighton,
for. Which lie paid ergo. : •
: Mr..; Henry' Peck has diepased of his
fifty • acre .farin cn . the' Goshen Line
to Mr: ;Thos. Stevenson for a. ' good.
figura.. • • '
:Why does "Mi.. Henry .'llayter • Wear
such 'subrOad smile those days. .' Be- •
carse IJLS 'better.' half presented him,
with a, nice littleliaby giri oteTuescley,
triaNtste
itigi; Will. Stagdale is confined tie
- •
the hOuse, tlipiedays with an attiteht
of In , 04)0, (therefore has ‘nOt .• been
able • to try hie . ecev sew, butt • his
many • . friends hope far his speedy • re• • •
covexy.. • , •
Mr. Robe. IlaOter 6f ,Steelieri is
visiting his ncl Mr. Joseph Raeder,
and assisted the leter to tliver at very
superior animal' or :Saturday tof Mr., •
ledwaircl Sahli:sok/tee. •
Mr. Rohr, Stephenson .Was n Zurich
last Friday, ecteleisitese arid glad . to
say returned' home. sefely, •
. Mr, Will, Scotchitere with his frieed
Mr. Sohn Thompsons,of Sayfield,• quiet
•Priday evetiing very pleasantly at the .
. home of ISfie Chas. Yohnstort.
The hoietaeof Mr: Wallace 'Sohnstori
has been briglitened,liy"•the-sirriVal of
• nice litt14 dauglitat Of whom Waite .
ace• feels very.. proud,. . • •
.1seet iVfoncleyeight soniewhere• bes
. tween eleOtt and twelve o'clpek the
home ef Mr. SOseph, Pfityter 'became a
scene of great excitestieitt, The in-
mates were aroused by a vigorous
thumphig at the (live, Mr. and Mrs.
Hayter *raking it tali -Ott was trying
to foro his. way WO the louse called
his best men, !. Mr. M. Retinetly, to
assist himin driving the intruder aw-
ay- from the plriee. Itt a few seeomds
th4y'w.era lilted op with firearms, reel
eildgel4rie . for their inctto IV •
Sutra cr. Itut*to their surprise they
found' out it was only poor Old Jack,
91 largedog, who had been. thought-
lessly 'ached out itt the cold.
. Mr." awl Meet Fee of Assiaehoia are -
visiting at Mrs. Peele.
Mr, Chas Ross of Zild con.„ Stanley,
returned`froin Moosejaw, Assa., whith-
er he went .laet summer, last week4