The Clinton News-Record, 1904-02-18, Page 4Its
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solve. It went without saying that liellt4411‘ Well. Kept School Houses
the GclverMnent lied difficult questions
when there was coenpetitico for good The residence of Councillor Cook wes
appointments like this and whet% Ove,. the.scene lieppy event on 'I'llestley and Grounds Are impor- ARE SURE TO: OLLOW ITSE
people thought that to them st.oula of last week when tte marriage of tat Factors. , R.. V 4 4IAMS LINK 11]I5—
Good Results.
e oug4 some pee:trey ar
was he ease in the county KA Riven. of QUelpit Wea eelereted in the
petze, This his daughter, Laeina to Mr. Jane
There were any number of good men in . enee cf lerge number ef gueste
pro.
Mr. J. E. Tom, inspector Peblic
,The
that minty for the post ne t was jwedding Mara was Played by Miss echools for South Huron, reported as
not to be supposed that •public onialen Torrance of Clinton as the bride en- follows to the comity couneil :
throughout the boundaries of Huron teed leaning cm the atnt of leer lath -
should settle upon one man for the
registrarship. It took some little time.
for public opinion: to jostle UP an'a•inst
itself and arrive at the repult of the
parallelogram of forces, so to speak,
in this matter. Be was pleased to
know that Mr. Either did not oiler any
criticism on the appointment that had
been made. Ile did not think it maid
be poesible for one, one to sayt that
the gentleman was not in every respect
qualified, or tint he had not earned it
politically. When he said thet he be-
lieved he heel said enough to justify
the Government: He gave a. straight
denial to tte statement that the Gee-
erraneut had promised the position to
others than the oine a.ppeinted. me had
no objection to bringing eown all the
Public 'correspondenceon the matter.
There was often in connection, with ap-
pointments a !good deal a private cer-
respondence that die, not gc on the pu-
blic files, and Mr, Either .nuist not ex-
pect that.
Mr. Eilber said that he had first
brought this matter up two years ago
and then the Attorney -General hed
promised it would be tilled =mediate-
ly, and yet it was teld over my head
in the next election.
Hen, •Mr, Gibson -11y. Hon, friend
has no idea, how many difficulties arose
after his first question. (Laughter.)
Bill Before House But Pro-
moter Caatin Has Not Yet
Arrived in Stratford,
(From the Herald.) .
Mint is to 'be the. outcome of
Mr. N. M. Cantires negotiations
with the city with regard to establish-
ing a city electric railway service here
Position's Made t�- Order,.
-
Hon. -Raymond Prefonteine is the
arthor of a ch-culer, through his pri-
vate secretary, Jules Clement, which
will godown iv political histaay as
the most remarkeble .that '"has been."
TheMinister of Marine and Fisheries
. has invited a.pplicafits for :government
positions to state their qualifications,
by whom recommended, the position
sought, etc. The appeal is not unkue,
in Liberel annals. In 1900, during the
absence of Hon. Mr. Tarte .Sir William
Muloek, acting 111i8ister of Publ,e
Works, eaused 'a letter to be sent to
the faithful askivg them to stafe what
public works they desired to. .be con-
structed in their several sectiona, Sir
William cffered no defence for his ac-
tion, wh ch was most ainjuatificeble and
was made the subject of, severe 'con-
dannation, Mr. Prefontaine,' 'however,
professes to believe that an invitationa
such as he issued and circulated on the:
eve of two importrint bye-electiens
the city of Montreal, is vote .. the
.proper thing. He desires, aecording to
his own story, to ascertainwhat. the
office -seekers elle; have Leen .besieging .
Kim really want. Mr. Prefuntaine• has
ebendoned the idea of :determining for
hirnselfewhat hie or •other.departments
need. In future it w.11 be for .'s.ppti-
cants to express • their preference for -
this or that situation • and if the pcia
litical pull is strong enceigli tie 'peo-
ple will be allowed -to pay ;their salar-
ies. Tht motto of the Laurier govern-
ment hereafter will be "situations made.
while you wait." • .. • • • .
The G. T. P. Shrouded
In Mystery.
cabittA ministers, including Sir Wil-
frfd Laurier, have been taking 'an act-
ive part in the bye -elections but in no
instance ' has one of them taken the
electors iota h,'s confidence and. expla-
ined the position it which the Grand
Truck Pacific deal stends. Everything
was left th the imagination of ;the vot-
er, in the. hope that he, like Sir
11i1-
irid's.followers in Parliament would
, swallow the scheme whole. Th4 was a
most unusual course to pursue... Ite-
sporaibIe gevernment ia.founded the
intelligent. votes of the electors, but
the Liberal party' evidently labors • un-
der the impression that the common
people do not count foramucla and are'
accordingly not ira pos tion to pro-
nounce on - the merits of enlarge and
important ...question. Of course So. Wil-
frid and his.eolleagues are probably in
no position :to announce anything, but
they, should bane,. .least admitted
their ignorance Of the whereaboats of.
the magnificent G. T. P. deal: Iti rail-
way circles it is openly .stated • that.
the gmernment is far at: sea in respect
of the entire prOposition... The 'Grand
Trutik CoMpany has been fighting .Shy
of the wildcat scheme and the goverii-
ineat is at the, mercy of those who
were instrumental in, liatelung the prd,
ject. While..Sir Wilfrid. is doing.. • his•
best to pitch' tip the many existing
difficulties his efforts will undoubtedly
result in blunders greater than those
into which the premier has . already
fallen.
An Enquiry About. the Rigis-
terrship of Huron.'
In the Legislature on Friday Mr.
Eilber, South Huron, asked for a.
retere of correspcndence relatieg to
the eppointinent Wm. Coats as Reg-
istrar of Huron, c•f which the public
has heard somewhat. Mr. Eilber said
he did this at the solicitetierit of a tar-
ge number of friends of the Governinent,
It was well knowri that this positecet
had been held open for four and a half
years au& prceriiSed not to one man,
but a -dozen, Some of those who had
worked hardest against him • did so he.
catiee they were promieed this positioto
The Brussels Post, edited by the *war-
den of the county,. a strong Liberal,
had ronderneed this state of affairs.
The Huton Bxpesitor, edlited by a
former Liberal member of this Hoe,
seed it was the• rottenest affair ever
perpetrated do Cnitatio,
lion. Mr. Ghison said it was about
a year since Mr. Either hut sp9ken. of
tils mutter atid oe. that occasion he
(Hoe. Mr. Gibtotn had calledf attene
Cott to the greater diffieulty of mak-
ing thoiee where there were three
electoral ridings with three sets el
candidates eel three sets of tell/orates
tleft where there Was oitly ex*. There
was no use inaking inystery, of
the Met that atieli cases oftett litopen-
ed where owing to tle
fereat orgattlattte0ii$ dud territories the
000111de/a bail difficult -questions to
•
or. The Perlor was illinnineted by "The tctal expenditere ire the inspee-
eleetrie isght. ,The eouple- took their torete for :ell purposes lei the year
stand under 'tt bell of dowers, sup. x-893 wea 053,497 and fer.,1903 ,was
parted by au arch of ribbon, and screen S6eee63. Of this innount 539,069 was
of dowers lighted by6 wax candles. tra
...eacesalaries in ra93 nue,
Rev. Dr, l‘ledd performed the cerertionr e
pea. or ers.'
,744,...39 40 19os, Iles stowing a slight
The liride was gowned in her travel - increase 1U4 thjitem, rot sacia
ing suit, little Miss Nagel of Zuricn sites and buildings that were veld,
'Iri_,."Y' a in the. former • year 54,598 and in the
Icantifal repast -was Pattaktm ''a4 Rua latter year 54,531. During 1903 ars
the "happy couple drove to the station
where they took the train excellent school liceise was built en .a
south. The band serenaded the happy 13, IIay and Stephen',
f")r the new site in Ur -ion Schi)01 section No.
i The value of
couple.
the buildingard site is about $1,400.
The chopper at T. Welsh's power The lighting of the class room is the
house was wrecked on .Tuesdae of lest best of any school iii the Inspector,
.week owing to some hard substance ate. In a number of schcol seettens
getting Into the rolls. Parts of the the 'school houses should be
improved
tions. A. piece of iron struck T.Nelsh money is Well spent that is used in
broken machinery flew in all diree- and new eeitts put iii during 1904.
almost over the heart whilst kis paintine the woodwcrls and tinting
brother John was struck by another the walls and ceiling wheni these be -
on the thigh . Dr. Ferguson was at come dingy. Attractive, welt kept
Once summoned and found that though saeol houses a.tal school terounds are
•the wounds were painful they were nOt kinportant lectors in the proper educe, -
'dangerous aid that a few day's • con- tion of children,
finement to the. house would .bring The . grans and weede should be tut
them health
.Ther to complete heal.
nes". and. tame:, away frcin all sehocilagroun-
escape limn deeth was providential as ds about the teal el Julyin each year.
hed- either beenstruck an. inch Or two Weeds and long grass give the -school
frOni nhere 'the Pieces hit them, each
property a neglected ard antidy are
would have been fatally injured. S1
- one pearance and .destroy the :Shoes of tie
of the pieces stuck fast in Oe sheeting 61.,ildrett in wet weatner, • There should
of the- roof. " be more -shade trees planted in Many
• Word has been received here that Al-
bert Worth, who left here some time of the grounds. Every school should
a o to take a sitratic•n as trackman have some neatly kept . lloWerbeds ,
and building ari .eleetrie road hem
Stratford to St .• Joseph on,
•Elueon. ? Certain prelieninaries have
been gone through' but Mr. Cairtin'e
fkreeence in Stratford is awaited with
soine anxiety.• • • • •
Mr, John Drown, BET, P., was Seen
this inorning and was ashed what had
been (lane M the Way of applying for
•neorporation. He replied • that Mr.
Cantiree company had Made the re-
quired petition for a private end
that he Lad been giver; charge Of the
bill; Which he •hs.d handed to the
Clerk ci the Legislature with the ne-
cessary fee: "1 inet Mr., -Cantia in
Toronto the. other. .cley,"'he said, "but
only ' apolie to him for a fewetunutes.
He seems -to talk confidently and to
'have lots of. Money.- While the • pre.:
Dminaty steps taken appeared satis-
factory Mr: Drown had not much' coil-,
fideate in Mr. Cantiri and :did. .not
think that 'the. city council should im-
peril the prapcsition Of 'Mr.: Sloan by
•walriarg tao • long to -conclude arrange-.
nients with the St. Joseph man. The
a.pPlication• for incorporation is being.
duly ,advertised. • ;
. .
Mayor Hapbarn was. alsci aeen, re.
gard to Mr. 'Ciintin's negotiations. He
put .1V1i.:Catitin's delay ;down to the
storm 'bound. .railroadee' which kept
hitri at •St i 3 cta.1,1: end: was surprise;
when told that. Mr. k. altin bad been
in Toront0. Engineer Hamel, who has.
been surveyine Stratford street k fcr
Mr. Ce.ntin, had teld• him (the mayor.)
earlier:, in the Week, that. ihtr. oantiv
would be 'here last Friday n4lit.
But Ma. Cantle heel not . come. elliS
Worship spoke highly of :Mr. Cann
proposition: and. avhile •Mr.- = etentio
might nOt be all ' that 'WAS ,possible he
had godd Men associated With Min..,
Mr. Slean'a Company, said ' the Mayer.
was exceedingly anxious to have Mat..
ters closed up. They. could, of course,
go err and build 'their rca.xl t� the city;
lim.ta without any agreement with, the
city Whatever, was. informed that
they had . some of their contreets: let.
He 'did not know Whether .Mr.. Slam
Would 'now* consider prOpositiOn in-
volving a city service or riot but was.
sere thie, the prespecte, of a radial
road revere not he -Mg imperilled b.y,
the • delay. The cotincil was making
elloweree for had weather conditions
in Mr. 'eantin's. case. . • • .
Mr: G. G. McPherson, K. Cesolicitor
for Mr. Cant's car/wally stated that
he had no information as to when, Mr,
Cantin would. be here. He knew that
the :bili of, incorporation Was being
properly advertised. and. had been. for-
warded to the Legislattire.
..' • • ' • .
, . Constance.
Messrs.: Hugli 44 John •Macdonald
of Stella attended the Leap, Year sec!:
ial .held •on' Friday niglt dt Mr. W.
'MeInto.sli's. • • :
• Mr. .arel • Mrs...Edward Hinchley vis-
ited the feirmer's Sather on Friday. • •
Quite a member of farmers around
liere delivered cattle: at Londeeberei oji
Saturday: to S. H. Steith of Clinton.
'We understanet Mr, 'Robirt
has bought the farm of. Mr, W. Bun-
ke) for e3200 and takes possesSion rst
of April, . .
. Mr. J. T. Rogerson is not improving
as fast as his Maw friends • would
like,
The Lean Year social held on Friday
evenivg last was a great success. • The
program was good and the proceeds
attiotiated to about $9.
Porter's Hill.
Mr, Ben, Yeo is visiting frets in
Godcrich,
Miss Ma.rearet Macdougal of Sea -
forth spent last week at lifr. William
Elliott s, -
Mr, Aetant Cantelort of the 7t1: cc.,rn,
cession spent Sunday at Mr, Robert
Beaton's,
Mr. Wilmer AleLean of 0oderich
passed through the village otta day
last, week.
Mr, John Stew is visiting friends
at Gratrl Bend.
• East Wawanosh.
Mrs.john Coultes of Guelph is very
ill at Mr. P. W. Scott's.
Miss Miintie Nethery, who has been
visiting friends in Itidlett and Clinton,
has returoed to her hcine.
Mr. David Dunbar has three teairts
on the roads haulitig logs to Beigrave
for the r.ew barn. '
Mr. Chas. lila& aoiseted an Mr.
1/thiso4on Sonday.
Mrs. A. Ilenderrunt is very pootly
at preselit but we hope Soon to hear
of her rceoery.
Miss Tillie Netttery wita At iron%
lei it. fele 01 her friends recently.
g
at otratford, had been run Over by
the snow plow and killed.
Miles McKinnon who has been
home from Nevada: • for some weeks
after an absence of 34 years; started
for leis home yesterday. Some of his
brothers and sisters were born end
h.ave,grown up during his absence.
Zurich.
• Mr, and -IVfrs. RiChard Kerslake of
Elgin, Manitoba fermerly. of Stephen
towriship, spent a few days rOently
the guests of Mr: and. trfrs. 3.. H,
•
Mr. 3. H. Bestson, Who has • been
:manager • of the 'Sovereign Bank, here,
will leave Shortly and :will be suceeed-
ed by.,Mr, Pfeffer of Milverton.
Father Prudlunnine, who has been
pastor • of Drysdale parish for the
past few years, left. last week for Aig•
Paint:where he as:min:ea charge. of •a
large congregation. • .
MessrS. Lamont and . McNaughton,
county councillors for this division,
brought np a .motion at the • council's.
recent session, for an aimnipeiation of
Snoeo. for improving the . TOwiu
betarecti Hay -and Stanley, The mot-
ion was referredto the .executi•ve cono.
mittee. .
• Our sister village, •Dashwood, . In-
tends putting- n a la.rge akcytelene
Plant for the imrpose f aupplyiag. its
residents with light, •The One advan-
tage they will observe over:the elec-
tric is that they can have light in the
morning scanaithing we in Zurich are
lacking as yet'. ,
• Dungannon
. • .
On
Sunday afternoon week), at the.
residence of her daughter, Mrs; Robt• a
Headerson,. Ana Glenn, relict of the.
late James- Trimble, passed away 1.1.
the 'age of .eighty four :years:. .The
deceased was a pioneer Of Ashfield and
Was for many, years a resident of Dint-
gannon, bt4 of • late resided with her
daughter,. Mrs, 1.. lienderson,
'On PcbrintrY 6th,. Mrs. - .Joseph Craw -
ford suceinnbed to the effect of dropsy
and heart. weakness. Her remains
were , interred in Dengannon eemetery
cat•Motiday, helve escorted by w•laage
Cortege 'of relatives and friends. 'Rev.
W... RolintSen. conducted -the obsequi-
es'. The deeeased leaves serviying her
lursband ane; four children to itionrii
her ,departnre. .•
••On: Friday night Ryan, an es:
'teemed pioneer of West Wesaiairealadied
after' about a week's illness from;
Piteuanonia, aged sikty-flare years. His
remains were ioterred ia :,Dengannere
cemetery beside sthoge of'his deceased
parther. As the deceased was a ;mem-
ber Of the Orenge Order some of the
brethren: were present and the burial
rtes of the Order performed.. Rev.
IV. Robinson •conducted the obsequies.
Mr. Ryan •leaves Surviving himt one
son John of, Dunlop., and to (laugh-
ter,' Mrs, Jan Menary of Ashlichl
citd Mrs. G. Ward, West Wawanoah,to
itiolirn his departure. .
•
• Leadbury.
The many friends of Mr. Searlett
Will be pleaaed to.hear that lie has. ao
far recovered from his reeevt illncss
as to •he able to sit up. '
Mr. and ,Mi
rs. Grieve nterid to return
to their home in ,Dakota next •week-.
Mr. James 17.1cLaugh1inawas. Atflonie
to -tatiember of his friends ttrier4 ev-
eriing", . • • .
The proposed railway is causing con-
siderable tall.% ill the neighbor000d.
The metier friends of Mrs. Paul Ken-
ny will regret t� hear of her serious
The Dr. holds very little hope
for her recovery.
Mr, G. IL Mairs of 113lyth was call-
ing ca Leadbury trines last week.
Mayor Lewis of Goderich and _the
Rev. Elliot held a ineetirg itt the
sdool 'house Fridley forenocn it; the
interests of the railway by-law,
• Putting Baby Asleep.
If baby is restless or sleepless do not
give it 'soothing" medkines to make
it sleep, These medicines always con-
tain Watts sad you are merely
drugging the little otic het° temporary
insensibility—in fact you are • placing
its 1 fe in peril. Restlessness and
sleeplessness is usually the result of
scane trouble Of the Stomach or bcntrels,
and if this is reinovett the childwill
sleep naterally ar.d awalte bright and
tealtIty. Ilaby'e Own, Tablets cure all
steenaeh and bowel troubles, and tl
mother has a solemn assurarice that
tife (medicine contains no opiate or
harmful drug. -Mrs. Loris Reville,
Oawarl, Ont., says : "Itiv :baby suffered
from tolk, cried a great deal s.rtdi Was
'very Sleepless. After giving hint
Baby's Own Tablets the trouleile di's-
appecued and through giving' him an
occasional Tablet since, he has always
been healthy, and is now a strong
ragged, child, No mother shoild ever
be Without the Tablets in the lionee,"
Yon ten get Baby's Own Tablets front
any dealer in Medicine, or if you write
to 'Ile Dr, Williams Medicine/ Co.,
the Tablets will be
sent by mail at 2$ eeitta a box,
In 1893 there were 6o male teachers
ard 111 roo3 there were 50; •ill the for-
mer Year there were fk.fernale teachers
and, 82 in the latter year. :Iv 1693
the average- salary for Male teachers
was 508 ard in the last year :$4o6
atid for female teechers 5279 • in f893
anti' 53oo• last year. In 1893 there
were two teachers with ist clase: cer-
tifieates and last year there were '8 ;
in the former year there were 60 with
6o with second class certificateand in
1903 there were /2 • in the 'former year
ttere were 64 with 3rd chug certiticaa
tes and in. the latter year 52, In 093
there were 48 changes in teachers and
last year there were 49 chanes. .11:e
total atteadanee of' pupils in, the sch-
ools itt 1893 Was 7,546 and last • year
the attendance was .6,026 ; the .average
attendance in the Ica -flier year was
164 and in 'tie latter year 3r61.3,• • ,
Twti promotion 'eaainiaatiOna were
held during the y'ear. . The .teacLers
find these a benefit to the classifica-
tion of their pupils and- soggestive
What. should ba taught' iv 'the chliereat
grades. Teachers who' are beg.inning
are especially helped' by these examin-
ations. . Thee linialreti and 111ty4ottr
pupileawrote on the 'High School' En-
trance • eXconotatieus IMO 25.3.• were
,granted 'eartificates„ •
•
A very .'Snecessful Teaglie,rs'
tate was iiehl at Exeter.' ()a May 215t.,
and, • 22rd :which was attended by.. a-
bout -one .1;untirecl teachers'. The .flet
laatitute • ineetifig, *will' to 'held at Gint:
erich in 'MayOf 'this year . . •
; 'The .• Huron 111Celel schoOls contioue
to, give their „,studente a. practical
training in -in . the art ..pf school annitagea
mut coal teaching. 'To *these Schools
IS Mainly due the successof many
'yditng teachers. 'Who began.work in our
schocls each year. . • . • .
''few Ptbjic sehool libraries were
started . lfl 1903 .anct.:• the Legislative
grantfcr thatpurpose paid--tio the
• trustees. Al!'aural. -actool' setioes
shorld.lpurchnse 'at least; 520 wertliof
books; for • a library early 111'1904 so as
partleipa.te in the grant this year.
Full instrnetiena „are. ninen in the. catea
ionic of books ,.'aent• to each • secretary
:1.11T1119602tenchers have .heen faithitih and
earnest in the .diseharge of their: ,aut-
igs. Most of thein..ltaye done .valuable
.Work. A awanhea Of excallent teachers
.left the profession 'during. the
last few. years, , not because • they 'dna
liked the work,' but .because their sal-
aries 'were hot nearly- emial to *hat
they 'add: 'earn' in other avalks.0 fife.
:All the. seligefS the..inspeetorate
:.were .visited twice on:more:during 1903
except one. : • r. : „
MoKINNON & 00 1.1 BLYTH
*ea ',..5`t. , • • +,,ebelnew,
NEVER FAIL WHEN USED FOR 1. .THERE IS NO ELOQUENCE
ilLooD 4zip NERVE TROUBLES, X .
., The teputation held by De. Wilitants
Pink Pills not or..ly in Cauealal but
throughout whole wotld is one
that cannot be .equalled by any other
medicine; di'a other niedjcin itt the
world is so extensively Lae& as Dr.
Williams Pink P41s and this extensive
use is due solely to the merit of the
medicine, ;These pills are not a com-
mot purging' medicine ; they are a
selentilie bicod blinder and nerve re-
storer. Every dose ltelps ereate new,
rich, . red blood- and thia new/ blood
rea,ebes the root of the disease and
drives it 'from the system, That is 'the -
Whole secret of the stiecess of this re-
markable inediebte. ThOusands
thonsauds testify to the value a these
pills • among them beirg Mrs. Robert
Gibbs, .Petit Lauurque, 21.11., • who .
says': '"1 wish to thank you for. the
'gocd results obtained 'from the use cf.
:Dr. Wflhiinw Phil:a/Wis. •1 suffered
from. kidney trouble and: the pains'. -
the back were Sometimes hard to bear..
I used in all six boxes 0 tic pills and
the trouble has entirely disappeared.
woeld 'strongly advise other sufferers'
to use yoor pills wittoot.clelaY." •
••Dr. 'Williams- Pink . 'nits Owe all
blood and nerve •. troubles sucjt as
rheumatism,. • ° neuralgia:, rirmernia,
partial paralysis, indigestien,'palpita-
tion of the heart aril many others.
Sold by all medicine dealers or direct
from The Dr. Williams Mehicine
0:nt., et so cents a box or
sik boxes ilea 52,50.
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spent a' few •days. with his -parents re-
' • Mr. • Kengeth.ltloorehoese: of Louden
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n. twill' has,' been., ViSitling
frieads' "SeafOrth,
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, Mr: .W.•.Itollinsoli, our popular achal
teacher,. was laboring, under di Ilieultie.a
last ' weekaWitli an attack of Job's
comforter's, . '
Miss Edith Falconer • 0 Goclericir is
srenaing her In Inlays' tinder the par-
ental rod, •
Mrs: II. 'Erwin:hair freer; 'visiting
•• rands on 'the.•Parr Line, Stcnity, the
past two Weeks. •
111,ss Darah Haines of Holyrood has
, been visiting her sister, Mrs. 'IL 'Drell -
mart., • .
Mr. .Williant' Braitdort was in' Goilera
ich:on Saturday 'week. 011 bosineas,
Messrs. C, Weston and. George Hai-
.risoal 7 , Godericli township gave a
party to a large lumina:a of their .fri-
ends ari the town hall on Friday. even-
ing just, .The Calborne crehestral
.nienislred the •inusie4Those . present
'report tbat it was an enjoyable affair.
Last fall Mr. Samuel Moore perchas-'
ed from . Mr, 17. IL Gillies of 14carcloit
the • veell kaown. Ityan bush prOperty
on the li'ront Road arid has beau sup.
plying' green and dry wooa to the pec -
plc of 13ayEi,ild and many of the farm-
ers and pibtoses.. halving Soo or :700
cords cnt reait,y /or next season's de.'
inand. Mr, Mn¼e speaks of opening a
eclat. yard 'in the ear 'future-
Morris To ship,
IVIrs. J.. Pickett entertaitted at. her
home on Wedneseav afterimon .a num-
ber of her lady ft.:lintels, previous'. to
their departare to Westfield,
George. Proctor, 5th Toney inet with
a nasty aeciclevt, falling between' his
toraes while grawipg wood, scraping
the skin and part -of the flash off one
side of Itis face. • '
The meaty old Meta 'of It. '0. Skel-
ton of Elaccalilanftoba, are glad to
have ait opporttluity of shaking hands
with him and renewing cricl friendships.
);(111 hi doing well in the West,
Last Monday, Milton Sharp, Stli
Line,while dropping ;wood in -the bush,
was Ant& in the right eve .by a. limb
damaging the, optic salmi/hat:a but We
hope tiot
Wedneaday evennig of last week in,
'the presehee of a large company the
bonds of wedlock were conaultintated
betWeeri Wai, J. Stephenson of • Grey
and Miss Flora gay, xiarghttr of N.
'and ntra, Vett, at the Witte of the
bridt, stk Zino, Maris!.
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Mr. and- Mrs. . W. IL • Campbell. visit-
ed hueknoar- friends a. few• days last
Week. • • •
• Much, ayinpathy is felt for Kr. :and •
Mrs.. Win. -II.owitit in thedeath of
;their iefaut, citild n Dliiaday of last
.
oupla.Pd' was t'inable lc reack
'the. Westfield • and Dial:log:cook
pointinenteaon Sunday 'owing
the. thaw - tbq roads w.ere rendered
rn-
passable. • ••
:Raymond •Redinond of the -Goderich
Collegiate 'Spent. a I0,v days last week
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at hte home here.; having conte home
-for .the • opening of the neW
ailaireli • at St. Augustine.. • • .
et: Quite so convincing as the elointence Of good old common Pen'
:,;„ Suppose we oirer .yon an a1,1e10 that's worth on' &Ike for 73 cents, that's
ni haagain in the best sense, isn't it ? Suppose we have ;t valid reason for
(greying Ibis "artiele at a profitless priw' ft yon ran nee the goods thus
reduced, (font you think it would he the best kind of twoneipy to boy
them. We are clearing the decks for spring business and Instead of
escar) ying gneas over whieh we have no room f -w and paying insurance,
4. we prefee to let you have IL throne at them Bete INi. S111811 .1181.
*tc.' Flannelette Shirt Waists, in holey etripes, mercerized strapping, faney
buttons' detached rollara worth $1, foe 75c. •
•a• Odd lines and sizes in Print ',Lod Vlannelette Wrappers, worth up to $1.25,
your ehok'. fo, 750.
Fiaaaeletaa mama, itt blue and whit*, floral designs, plain blue yolte,.
fancy ti intro ngs and deep flontire, worth 4.2r), for $1.
.2. Ladies's liatrachan Jackets. Enw glosay cod, w4w0h $20, Toe $25.
men'o Prairie Wolf Maier, witit dark fur collars, worth $15. for $11.50,
Men'Si ber•im n .flog Coats, 11t10 Mossy for worth .$22 for $18
A Mee's Wool Lined kid -ind Bloch ; 0 'ovt3s, wo; WI 75 , for 5' 1:3,
+ Men's For Cape, inoneclitim and dark fua worth $3, for $2.4,
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Kyle 'of Saskalcon,- N. W.
:aisited her .uaele A. Rolitsou, • last
'week, She was also renealing acquain-
icuices as she at. one One resided in
the .neighbOrhocril, being the daughter
.0' the late ixitebeff, 4. former
blacken:lab here:: '*- ' • , •
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Port Albert:
; Mr. • •John Grinton left on Thursday
:for Tonawatda,Pa., after spending a
few weeks in' the vOlage with his
.- Mrs. William MeBride is very ill
at time. of "writing. '
Mrs. Leslie Currell• f Gokricla it
waiting on ter 'mother, Mrs. McBride.
- Randal Grbliarn is under the care, Of
the doctor bra owing to his age he
stand's a poor show of gettin•g better.
We are Sorry to hear , OP Mrs.
Hayden beirg very sick, ••' , •
' Mr.. Leslie Carrell of Goderich spent
Sunday .18 the village. • ,
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Miss la; Y`ates cf Goderich spent6a
'few days :with her sister, Mrs. Hayden,
this past::Week; ,
John Seheennals tOok two loads of
flour t� Kincardine the past Week.
.Service will be held iit the English
ehutch during Lent on Thursday even-'
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NESS Vine. !febbistt' spen,t Sunday
der the parental fool.
Mr.. Ross, ilia butter maker for the
IiohneSville factory, moved his •lam,
ily into Mr. it. Elford'iotiouse. . We
welcome- Mr. ar4 Mrs. Ross and fam-
ily to our • •
Mr. Geo. McCartney a cupton spent
Sunday with friends in the village. •
The Misses Matson gothis week to
Londou where they will make . their
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• • —15000 of. first cl."s Poots
-a— . Shoes at slaughter priees.--
. We ;we determined to reduPe our stock, •in order td de.so, we are
' Willing to sacrifice profits $or the ittnat twevor 'Uwe° weeks.'
Special BargainS. in Men's pine Shoes. •
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Special Bitigains in Ladies' Fine Shoes,
Men's Rubbers, First Quality, worth 85e only 59e
Ladies' • • 43fre 34c
Misses'' 45e 20c
Children's • 4fic . 23c
•The abOve are less that, the Manufacturer's prices,
WINTER GOODS REGARDLESS or con
• 80 pairs Children's Kid Buttoned and Laced Boots
wot th 00e and $7 going at 65e. .
You are invited to dm Great Annual Clearing Sale
N'ow is the opportunity to secure genuine bargains
in all kinds of Footwear, No trouble to show
goods, ' Let us quote you our prices. •
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We have just received a large consignment of beauti-
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c")* A splendid lot of Dress Shirts for men and boys.
0°) A. large consignment of Boots and Shoes. We can
oo save you money as they were bought before the raise in
oo price,
0 Also to hand a large consignment of Trunks and
ValiBWese. hay' estilLsome snaps In Winter Goods,
Any quantity ot Butter and Ago taken in exchange for goods.
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