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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1904-04-07, Page 7Aptil 7th 1904. CAROL E. NEWCOMBE A. la C. M. - organist of Ontario street Methodist church., Teacher of Plano, Ifaraiony, F.orms Free Theory lecture Ont.& every Tuesday evening at sta. Over Newcornhe's Store, Clin- ton. lsrtali DYE WORKS -I AM PRE- pa,red to c10 all kines a Cleaning, Dyeivg aud Pressing of Clothes. All 'Nark done an short notice and satiSfaction, guarautecd.-j. T. SE - WARD. 6COnlairti Gallia YOU? Have built up a first class II trade, such as we have unless our goads were right in every wey. We sell the Finest Goods for the !Theft trade. One trial convinces you of this. Among other linee we ' ex- cel in Fancy Bisenits., We keep Assorted 13iscuits at 10c per lb, up tolle,caroons at 60c. In Olives and Pickles we have only the best; Chutney Chili Sauce, Chow -Chow, sweet and sour Vin,egar Pickles and alsO Horse Radish. We still solicit vour trade W. T. O'Neil. CLINTON Hand Laundry. I wish to Wrenn the citizens • • of Clinton that I am doing a first-class laundry business in the stand. -formerly eccupied by Mr. .Tohn Hays on Ontar- io 'street and will guarantee aatisfae- -Hoz or ycur money refunded. 'Shirts ironed so that they will not hurt . the neck. Stand up collars ironed without being °broken in the ming. Shirts se Collars ic Cuffs 2e per pair Blouses roc tcy 25C Family Washing, plain not starched, 25c pep dot. Family washing, starched,: atic per dozen. • Goods called 'for •and delivered; in any part of the town. Charlie Ming. thin Goderich. Mrs... W. D. .Sharsion is recovering very satisfactorily front her late at - tacit of heart failure. All the churches had Speeial Easter music, at the sarvices for Sunday last.. Mr. Willie Robinson, ferriaa Iv af MeKini`s establisbnitait, Las :at1rial 'ram the part:terabit) intc ! whielt lid en- •tered at, Winnipeg and bas aceepted a .3TIdle4stiQatines Moorehouse and Falconer, cousins of the late Mr. itlacKdrove 'Lea from hayfield to pay: 'their aespeets tlie remainsof their deeeased fri- en& Of the family of 'oar fine sons of the lute Rev. Alexander MacKidd, we learn that . only one survives, Dr. Harry MaelCiad Of Calgary. A specially 'interestiag meeting of Eureka Couneil R. T. of T. was held on Manday eveuira. The speeial fea- ture of the evening was a debate cm the •subject "Resolved that war has caused more misery than. utemperate co." Messrs. C. Bezzo, George Fraser and Walter Mitchell spoke for the af- firmative and G. M. Elliott, Nicholas AM; Walter Sillib and W. n.Ellictt - for tae negative. The.- decision was put. to the vote of the members and the palm was 'awarded to the nega- tive. . WANTED-FR.9M APRIL 12TII TO . 45th, two girls, •one ca. parlor maid and. •the other as house maid and seamstress. Mast have good refer- ences. Apply to MISS ATTIOLL, •Gederieh. 12-2 — • HOUSE AND LOT ON ERIE STREET for sale at •a bargain. Coat. $450,. Will sell for .$25o, x are of •land 'with bearing orchard. Good frame house; kitchen, 'Woodshed and stable, hard and soft water. Will sell on. easy. terms. -James Carter, Clinton. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSEI/P-# "the •partnersaap heretefore existing between the undersigned Albert See- . ley. and Albert Turaci• las this clay. beep dissolved . by mutual • .ecnsent. The business will ...be. carried on as usual at the old stand, • A Seelekretaining the general blacla .sinithing business and A. Turner the bicycle department.. As it is desir- . able • that. :the partoership. aceottuts . should • :be. closed by. May lStr 1041. :they World esteem • it a favor if 'their customers could Makeit eon- venient to • . settle all caer-due 7 ac- • counts ly that :date. Both 'members • . of the late firni take this. clipottlini- ty of. thanking the public' •Lor their ihrai patronage ,•in the • past and .• :Omagh now separated tryst to inert ' the. • same in the future- ALBERT. SE-ELEYa :A.LBERT TURNER, Wit- '. AeSs, C. B. 'Hale. March -23rd, 1904.. • COW FOR SALE. 4 YEARS Ofir?, geod. Size good milker.; Will calve 1st week 'in May. --Thos: Ala/melon, Clinton.;' • • • • , FARM. •••TO R.ENT oit Lot Goderich township, i conssting of .80 .acces,. 40 acres see, • • ed doWn, .6 acres .in. fall' viheat,1 or- . char& brick house and bank barn. /2 • niile .frorn school, 2% Miles. • from. •Holniesville,- 5 miles; from Clinton,. Inamedrate'possessicin• ca,nalaa George J. '(.onnell, Clinton P.- 0. •• • WANTED -,A GIRL TO •DO, LiOtJSE- work, Wages $$ to $10;) a month, no • washing. a:Aln't,' to MRS, • G. D. MeTAGGART, 'High street, Clinton. FARM TO RENT OR sga.-LoT The Clinton Newspolitecorri evemeoul 0 00000000000 The News Ms* E. A. Musings, OECCOQC 000000 000 Miss Attrill returned last 'week from Toronto accompanied, by her • little neices, the Mises Heaton onorcrito. We fear our new library Can oulY be lool..ed 'at from the outside a the buil- diniel• by the American visitors „. but perhaps the contractors may Make an effort to have it opened by July to inaugurate the season. of 1904. • Miss Maggie Fulton el Brownville will spend the Season at the "Aber- deen." What is the matter with Huron ? 29 Patients have been sent to insane asylums in Outside • the past year front this comity. Miss Rose- NeVins Miss. Donegit's •millinery einporiarn has taken the Position of •assistan't milliner with S, Roach, Dungaunoli. We will miss very notch Miss Nevins' churning face from our midst but we wish her all suecces. It is her .first experience of leaving home. -We 'will •certainly Lave an early spring when a black snake, measuring 5 feet 6 inches was found at Porter's Hill in March as full of life as a sprightly kitten,. Mr. Henry Hastings made the wonderfal discovery • •while . watering, Ins cattle and despatched, the unwelcome visitor without having a chance .to get any assistance. • Mr. Dave Bell conteraplates crossing. the Atlantic in June. TLe sailing fev- er seems to have taken hold of hurt as well as on his son Milton. Captain' rarsons is complaining a- gain of his rheumatism. returning.. When -he .had it lieCore Went••-dowra atowat,:yli.e,. Arkan•sas H•ot Spring and the first bath took oil los rheumatism • Mt. James Andrews, for many years in the employ qf the water. works 4, na electric light company, will take a. position in the engiue TOCilll of the elevate,: by • the 'middle of April, Mr. Arthur Yule is home from his winter's work with the C. P. R. sur- veying .party. ••;. . Little Bernice Davis and Harold Ed- ward have been. busily engaged every- day the past nnonth that they possibly could. get • opening • ijp little, .sewers across• the cement walk in front of their. respeetive 'residences in the lloteI Iledford Mock, •, We told them that Mayer Lewis should give then, each ai Theycertainly have ed s:frie' ore for their aeal in setting good: • eXample. ' • •. • . -Mrs.,. Briegel left the last •week r March ' far St. Louis, where Mr. and; Mrs; Hodgson had been staying ..for. Some time, 'art]. • later accompanied theni •to their :11canc• in Mode°. .City; where they • will remain for the coma: ing 'season. Mrs. Briegel will have "al lovely trip. • • • . • • • •• IVlr. W, D, Tye's' cellar was flooded ili his residence en Elgin avenue last week • Which caused Its family intieh :•diacesirfort front the furnace fires being extinguished by the inflow- • • : Seaeral .of the priiiitiaga cf. the • latc '•Mr. Crockett, artist, \VC:17C behnaliancl-a saniely trained tr d escpcysed to view last week in the art window by Mr,. Wiliner ,Stnith. • • Many i,..diniredviews • the. • • Mr. B. • ma,ccorio.ae (Barney) so welf, 'known in town' for years an a. merchant taller •-ancl . who acceptea the pesition• 111 OttaUra:•soine years ago of inspector of military .clahing, is sericusly ill in.: that :city.' Ho Was in KingstOn • some Weeks ago and a .friend ofours wko metlinn ir that. city wrote that his strength was fast failing: •,-. • , . At a late meeting of the Board , or • Publie *schaol 'trustees it was :moved. - by Ca,ptain Cartigie, seec,nded by Mr. R. 'Clot, that •the tender cf..Mr. C. Lee kr $4178 be accepted •fax the rdol- • ing'• of the Central 'Scheel with steel shingles, • aceording . to specifications the 'work to 'be completed on or before the rat Of August , • • • • Rev, ..Tannes Andefion while iii Mcn- treal called 'upon Itliaa Farny•Hatehis- on; who has beer' at the General hos-. pitaI in that city for some. tithe, leav- ing anet , with quite a' Seriotis accident: while Out shopping, Miss • Autchisan was delighted teases het .pasfor ancl is improvang moat satisfactorily. • She is under the care ,Of her brothet,,,Sur- eon Hutchison., . • • •• . Our citizens Were all'sOrry to learn of the serioes • .acculent that inlet Colonel: (Ater at Toren:tea: „ Mrs. Relyert Youngareturried• in •• the Middle of March from her wiater'a vis- it • to her brother, ••ala.• Varcoe •• of Pomona, •Cal. She enjoyed her. outing • Very. much. 00).O00 0000000)0000U0 VERY TRYI f Goderich. COrrespondent, 0000000000000000000000 TIr, William Lee has sold his pretty, neVe residevee an Colborne street, ta Mr. Prank Jordan for the stun of $31200. . Daniels of the organ factory staff ha.s bought the old "Mack House" on Montreal street and will remove the old souvenir CA pioneer days to put on new front on his property on New- gate street. Ur. Daniels is a go-ahead .individual. The Ladies Aid of Knox church nett-. cd, $116 by their recent High Tea. Engineer Farr now fears no relapse and will Soon report himself ready for duty. • • . Easter • Sunday was the fiatli anni- versary of the birth of Mrs. James Storey and was the occasion of much joy to her. Mr, John Storey off Stratford eair.e up for the, occasion. Mr. aid Mrs. Robert Xing of the King Edward Hotel spent Eastertide in the Queen City. Mrs, King of Winglica-nspent the past week in town a getst at the ICing Edward Hotel. Miss Linda Sturdy returned frone Alum College, •St, Thomas, to spend her Easter vacation at IVIaplehurst,, the residence of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. 0, Sturdy, Mr. McIntosh of Garrow and Dicken- son's law office is no* quite himself agaiiiiliuoaiia after his late severe attack . of pue • Mrs. John C. McIntosh wa• s called away to Detroit by the illness of her eldest son John who was taken to the -hospital- -foratrealanent, but we ••are• glad to note that he has quite recover- . ed. It; was .catite a trial for Mrs. McIntosh AO find that when one son was recovering with TVCr athome the otlfer took sick away. Miss Attrill aeterned last week from Toronto accompanied by her little ,nieces,, the Misses Heaton of :Toronto. Miss 140r011160 . Grahame; teacher Westfield Ptiblie school, is speadingler Easter vacation' at her honie. •."• The Baptists are preparing to• take away the 'building next the :residence , of •• IVIr. .James .Watson• in order ta., make the' lot ready kr gettivg . the foundation laid .for tLeir new church. The building, is one of the eldest 4ri .Goderich and • was owned and occupied by .Mr. and Mrs. Matthew' !Black who have iiOth gone to •their rest. • ' Mrs. James Vivito], is• one of the sur- vivors- of Mia. and Mrs. Black's, fariO ily. • .• Mrs:. W. Casti. (nee Myrtle Titalgeon) Owen Sound, . was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Cash, 'during her visit to Goderich this season. . • . • Mr. .T. C. Wright; London, whe .sPent the 'greater part of the • *inter at St. .Catharines for his health, has So far re-covered that he *tends • pay- ing his father, alr. J. J Wri lit •• visit .at the Park }louse at as' early. a c'Ate ' as -possible. • We were extremely sorry to learn laSt. 'week ;of the '.accident :which befer IMra Hilary Horton ciii; returning .,with Horton after spencliqg .a pleasant evening With Goderich. relatives. The accident oceerred at Saltford by the hors turning into apiteli-hole . . and throwing •and Mrs, Morton, . out. ,Mr. ilortair!'s legis broken,. in two PlaCeS but is • improviag•Verk satiSfrie- torily at his Ito Ile at Dunlop. Mrs., Horton . fortunately' escaped • injury. ' . ..Iii a . recent issue of the Kincardine •Review we read of a feat of prowess Which is quite a tribute to .W0:: gallant quartette • of sinaters,Messra John Bell, Cleveland 'Bonner, Robert Carson and William Akins,'. They left Kincardine on Sati.rday itt x • p. in.,- arriving at .Gaclerich . at 4.10 f. m.,, leaving On Sunday at .9 a. ro. are reaching: Kin- cardine 'after stopping. fcr dinner'. at Point: Iark Lighthouse, at 'asp. in. We lik;Ve 'often beaaal. sk.aters 'say :that. it was impossible, on .account oithe mounds of' ice whlkIL roycr the lake at intervals,' to skate miY distance on the ICC. in • bur lake either rip or. clown, but this is Leap/:'ear and wonders •may be acepinplisheei i11. many. ways. . Bap - :field Skaters have lost .their chance of di stingoishing • their' •bravery in that art, ;the season now beiag. o'er. : Mr. 'era Mrs. Arekae lifli9tt, .after 'spending' the: winter in Capae• 'Mich intend taking up ?heir Slade in Mr. Elliott's oldhome on Palmerstori air - severe, attack of la grippe, ' • ' • • . • Mrsa Suazel was laid up , with a Mr.•hat; C. Beck, late of Loudon has been ahasea as engineer. ce° the . tug Evelyn. • • • . . '• • Miss Ethel Rhyne:a, after isiting her. Meads at Tormite and Hamilton, is Spending Easter '; week at Buffalo With her relatives in that city. J.• C. IItariSon has had Mr. Mitnnings ;filni•sh the, upper ..rocs • of her Elgin avenue house; finishing the portico,. etc.:, and Captain: Craigie is painting it ttefore moving in: • . , Mr. IL ririn cf Ashfield has porches- edathe two story btaiding oit Trafal- gar street owrica, put a'."orinerly • °coo' pied by Mr. •Williain IJolIaiis,. • •• Mrs. Carletcn spent; Good Friday. in Clinton!' the guest of her son,. Mr:, W. Rontleeige.- • • !'Y•.• Maitland .• con.; Colhorne, cousiating" OUL -Can • See • of r6o acres..,. Frame hotisc, good- ••. ' • °bank :barn and .outtauldings. Well For yourself how arruc.hte she ha.s to do with the appearance of your foot. - What is uglier than a poorly -shaped shoe ? What is .daintier than -. . •• A TRIM CLEAN Cris SHOE . that. fits. closely about the/lootand brings out its natoaalartistic.. lines, We can find a slice to fit yotra .•.faot no matter how lard. you 'are to suit. Our spring stack has arrived -• and tlie prices are right,' We are shaaring a. line of shoes for men at -$3.50 that gan't be beat for price and quality. Also a line of shoes for women .(The Queen Alexander) for $2 which is extra, value. . Come in and have , a look at our stock. No trouble to show goods.1 Groceries, Our stock is complete. We have gOCKli line, of Japan Teas; groth • atd black. In 'package teas we carry 'the Ludella, Red' Rose, Blue. Ribbon• and Liptou's celebrated .teas. They , were bought before the advance•fit price which we will fj,ive oar eustornets 'the benefit of. Plain flied Fancy hiseuits, Boiled Hann, Smoked Roll, Breakfast Bacon, Pickled Pigs Peet,. • Calmed Meats, Pickles in bulb and bottles ..c1 all kinds. A trial crder willconvince. yote that we carry a steek equal to any in the trade aftd the Dames. tan,' sonalble. Also a car 0".• Redpath's sag- • ar just arrived which we are selling at cost. In seeds we have got good Red Clover, Alsike, Timathy, Mangold.•and Ttrftip seed- and all kinds of garden seeds, orchard grass. • . In crockery we have a few dinner sets we. cae selling very cheap. Your trade selected. • R. GRAHAM.' ▪ Ogle Cooper's ao stand:. Cash for Iktter and Eggs. Phone 23 New Designs and Splendid • Values trultes of Wall, Por are vont in, Come in any day and We will show you the stumpiest We also have • good selection of garden 'mak; and a • Special hue of Baking Powder at rse. in Th. tins. Any • quantity of eggs taken in ert. 'change for mods. -f RtET Shiees grow, 13,aceries .01d Stand .OpposiW iha %mit swisc, .'.awatered. 10. acres fall' wheat, • •30 • acres for ei-oP balance in grass- For • further particulars. apply ,toi Richard B r Union • •• • • • • FOR:: SALE -THE II.NDERSIGNED • haVe" for. sate na Splendid therobred Durham' bull, eight months, •dark red, he is a very promising animal • .aral will be sold cheap. • We have al-. so for sale •a qaantity of seed oats, barley and peas. • 'these oats are ,of • splendid !variety and great yielders, • baying 'grown ..71 bushels ta •the acre last year. Address, TYNDALL • 'MOS., Clinton. FOR.• SAM OR TO RUNT -A COM- • fortable house situated oh corner of • Cherch and • (Marne strdets,-Apply to CHAS,• 'OVEREURY. • July toth, • CHEAP ONE WA '1' 1) 4 TES ' TG vIn WEST VIA 7 -GREAT NORTIIERN RAILW.A.Y- Effective daily during March and April, cheap one waS, •Colonist tickets will be fantod from all stations in Ontario to • all points on the Oreat Northern Railway ht the states of Montana,• Idaho, • Washington • t.m.d Oregon, also 'all points in Britt& Col - ma'am. On March ist, atli, xsth, 12nd and• 291.11, and April 5th, r2th, r9th and 26th one way second class tickets will be issued hem Chicago to points in North Dakota, at greatly reduced rates, run information as to time of trains, berth rates in Tourist sleepers, also literature on any of the • above states on application to Chas. W. Graves, District Passenger Agent, 6 King street West, Room t/, Toronto, or F. I. •Whitn.ev, General Passenger Agent, St. Paul, -Minn. Over The Vir,A.BASH To the great World's Pair, St. Louis • Ilifo,, • opens April 30th, closes Decent- ber ist, ecaers 1,240 acres, cost more than $50,0°0,000. The most _gigantic and colossal undertal"ing ever attent•- pted by matt ,• •The gr,eat'Vabasli line is tke •l only tailros.d. t‘owns and controls Its own rails n. Csauala direct to the World's Fair gates, The ••iiew magnificent trains. 'built cs. peeially for this traffic places the Wabas1l in the froitt rank la this bilsi-, fleas. For other informationadd- , ress any tieket agent or 3. A. Rich- tartlson, District Passenger Agent, N. IU. Corner U!'itg. and Irene streets, Totonto,t " • Marriages. LEY-Jri the Ontario street church, Clintora on April 60, by ,Itett. Dr. Cook, • Laancey W. Lavis of Goderich, to Fannie, daughter cf Mr. ThosShip*. FERGUSON-ARDELLIn NVinghann on March 29th, by :Rev. D. Perrie, Writ Ferguson to Miss Ardell,both . of Winglican. WILTON-FOR't•UNE-At the residence ef the bride's mother, on March 23rd, by Rev. W. J. West M. A., Frank Wilton of Carrick to Miss Margaret, daughter of Mrs. Thos. ' . Fortune of Turnberry. MILLER-CANTELON-At the home of the bride's father, Ethel, • cal March 23rd, by Rev. T. Cosens of Brussels, George Miller of Brussels to Miss Mary Cantelon of Ethel. # Births. • • YOUNG -Iv Colborne, on iVlareli a4th, , to Mr, and Mrs. Gorden Young Jr. a son. , 13REIVINER-InGrey, Oil March 23rd, to Mr. and Urs. Bretnnet, a son. MA.CDONALD-ruGrey on March 241.11, to •Mr. , arid Mrs. Joseph Maedqn- aid*, a son, • . WHITFIELD-In. Grey on March 241.11i • to ltir. and Mrs. .Albert Whitfield, a son, •O'ROVR.KE-In McKillop on IVIEvreli to Mr. and Mrs. John. O'Rourke a, , , son. • MOUSSO-Iii Hay on March 2211t1, t� Mr, and Mrs. Sohn Mousse.; a son. • Deatiko. . • INGOLD-In East Witwanoslv on April • 401_, Jaeob ingc,10 aged 66 years and 6 inoutlis. Seaforth on March 28th, Gran, yclingest son of Mr, W. Stobie, aged • ro years and 2 • months,' NETTERVIELD-In Wingliain on March .19th, Win. Nato:field, aged 7t years. ivrtamt---At Prince Albert, N, W. T., on March 1131.1r, Miller,aged 72 years (formerly of WI oseter, Huron county.) CLAYDON-ht RoseWocd, Mitnitoba,00 March 191.11, Annie Urtise, \vire. a Mr. Charles Claydoni and laughter • of Mr. atil Mrs. Clktis Rruse of Ugnimulville, aged 46 yearand. s Montllsz • FARMER GIVES • THE REASON WHY HE PINS HIS. FAITH TO DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS'. • • TIIEV MADE Mit 'STRONG AND WELL -AVLER YEARS 02' N - •'TENSE SUFFERING 'FR 111 •' LUMBAGO AND OTHER D- NEY TROUBLES. • North • Pelham, .Ont., April 41.11-- (Spetial)-Mrinseph L.Thonias,a sub- stantial farmer of Pelham. Township, well .kiicaVn and highly respected thr- oughout this, neighborhcod, has joined • the rant s of the great army a Cana. diens who..pin their faith to Dodd's, Kidney Pills. .Mr.- Thomas 'gives his reasons for doing so as follows i - • "rot • several years I was sorely rd... flicted with Kidney Trouble, having many of its worst symptoms in au aggregated degree. 1 ha& Lumbago and as in such a condition that I was unlit for anything for a week at tinie." "Insomnia: resulted and 1 was . intense sufferer. I had] almost a per. pcttial itadache auk grew thiri in flesh, "I had been treated by a doctor without ,good resilts, so upon the 111- coniumit tumuli of a cousinr, who had been saved from a life of misery by Dotld‘s Kidney Pills, 1 began taking them.. • "The first box gave me decided lie- nefit =el after talciag five boxes • the old trouble wag a thing' of the past and / was again in .evcry way strong and well." Ask those Who have used them if they et er 'ware' Of f,; case of !Caney Disease Dodd's Uhlitey .Pills would not cure,/ , •1..lsr.i4 Are the tis TO Peculiar Ills Brought on Ly CatarrIi—of the .Pelvic Organs. (Pe-ru-na is a Tonic Especially Adapted to Their Plbutiar 'Diseases.) Catarrh is a very frequeat cause of that cf•is..1 of discaoca popularly known as foiaao weakness. Cativo* 01 the • IN** or,Taus pecans= such MAW Gg disagrooabio and irritating AYMpo tJuns that Many pooplo--in fact, the • toriargy 01 peopic,—have no idea that / ._,..„'",-,y. ..,,,,,4.1'0,'44,0.::.efci..*'..,,y,e,',,,e 11,4„..x • ,,A, :4,..- 'c,,,,,,-- r Jestd4meric. }. •• Mrs. Louise Westbrook, No. 9 East .Columbia St., Detroit,: Mich., Secretary of the West frae Lotus Club, writes: , • 4!For• several :years 1 snifered .with 1eneerrho3a and painful menstraation, which was follovied by general debility, until I was but • a •wreck of myself. Thankto Peruna I 'am a well woman to-day."-lonise Westbrook. . , . • • ' Miss' Seesiemene Westland, ;No. 707 .Beatibien. Ave.; Detroit, Mich.; District • 'I • • • • • • • • • Is • ISS orencellurply • thoy aro oa^asoof by catarrh. A groat proportion of women have some• =tactile1 ivoekness which has • boon =Pod by tile variouu doctors she has consulted by as many different • names, Those women have keen troatedandhpve taken medicines!, with no relict, amply because the romedies aro act adePted to catarrh. It is through • a mi;lekon notion as to ti o real nature of tiro ,TheaSes that those medicines , have been r000mmended to.them. • "11 all the redraw; who ace Buttering with any form at female weakness would write tsr•Dr. liartman, Colum. bus, Ohio, and Wive him ar complete description of thole symptoms and the •peculiarities of thVie troubles, he will immediately reply, with cuiaplete di- rections tor treatment,' free of charge- • 'Meth and Beauty' P uhook written especially. for women sent free by Dr. flartman, Co/04140s, Ohio. Miss Alice Dressler, of No:18•13 North. Bryant Ave., Minneapolis, *Inn., writes . as follows concerning Pertnia.: • 4'1 was suffering from catarrh of the , throat and head.. Ono ef my ..eogelva „ *frieads, whe was yisititig me, asked to to try reruns and I did so and fottod ft • all and raore than 1 heti expecte& It . ' not- only cured me of the catarrh, but restored Me to perfect health."-Aliee Dressler. Miss Mamie Groth, Platteville, Wisa ;•- writes: • • "I have for several years Suffered a with frequent backache arid would for • several days have splitting headttelieSZ' Several of my friends advised me to take Peruna and I asked my physician. • what ho thought of it. •Hp recom- mended, it and so I took it and am . entirely without pain of any kind now." -Mamie Groth. •• • ' • In a recent letter from ,NO., 2 Grant Ave., Derma, Col., Mrs, Ida L. Gregory Deputy of Deticit Independent Order of Good Ternplars, Writes as follows• : "reruna has been a blessing to me and. gladly •do 1 indorse it. For two years I suffered With anacirrh. of the: stornaela I lest flesh and grew :thin and emaciated, nervous and exhausted, so that I could neither wbrk or enjoy life1 began taking Perana and can, now eat and enjoy prirythiing 1 eat. I haVe ,been well over a year now.."'-:- Miss Jessiemene Westland. • "Some six Yesirs ago my hasband eat; fered with nervous prostration; and advising with a friendly auggist he brought home a bottle of eruna. Hie health was restored fro • iteausti, his appetite was increased and restful sloop canto to hini.”..--Ida L. Gregory. Miss Florence Murphy,N0.2703Secolui • Ave., Seattle, Wash., writes: . `t,I puttered for over ayearw.,..lth.feinal :! . trouble, and . although I tiled seVerill. • 'physicians none of them septned to be able to help me permanently; ' "It only took a little over three bottle ciPeyeel'runh4avb t:m2ica,cliali ke mo;weadilacsate ostrong I: ing down panus any xilaie."-;--171orelice . . Murphy, • •' - : . • ' Goderieh. . • . ' • 'Mrs. . Carletori is having a very . sty- lish • verandaherected in front •of her pretty cottage. residence.• • •..- •• . . . . 1VIisa Floreace Grahraney • •teacher 'Westfield . 'Public schoel, •• 'is . spending her 'Easter vacatiori al, ber home. • Mrs. • (l)r'.).• Whitely :peat Eastertide. at• mlroi Mist. Eva . • a A•th.6•sor, is . sp.o.n.di.n.g-, ii-er,, Easter. vacation at home, We are sorry ;to learn aliat. 13and- master Bassongthwaite ' • is •, 1leaving .i.':: ctnsit;titcl found it rather difileult to ini town •• butt Toronto will we .tr is , suit i lush better, as the MB arine aird as headaray. in a aionetark pease. • - . ' Mr. . W. J.- 'Irvine's little baby son died suddenly on Easter Sunday.. Mr.. Irvine's residence is oerWarren. street... • Mrs: ,St.. George - Pr -ice and children returned. . to .their home at. Hamilton oti Wednesday. .:... MrS, .George Bates s.peat Eastertide With, her daughter, Mrs. Lorne Mac- donald, Landon-. ,Shewas accompanied by Miss Mabel Macdonald.' •• . ' • a Mrs. /Prank Elliott Was •called to • McKillop by the illnessand death af . her father, Mr. George Malaria.: • .. . •Miss.Bean, teacher near Leainingtcu,. is spending • her Easter vacatiop with, her parents. Mr. •ICenueth Cainpbell, after ' spend- ing the Winter with his mother,. Mrs. Tutt, 'left for • HS dredge at Loraine, Ohio, - this, week. 'The milliners. were .glad that their bad weather; th t ended the week. Miss early' operangs last Weer,: escaped. the Dorlogh ha.d a•Most successful opening, her gold and. silver '9,:mbroidered laces spoke ot a . wealthy 'town'. The braids and styles were truly beautiful... . • Miss , Mar-, Elliott ,left on .Easter Monday for London.• ,.• . '. .' . Mrs. George and the' Missea Evans spent Eastertide at Toronto. • . ' • The - London evening tram .brought the remains of ••the, late Frank Lewis MeGrego ,r youngest son of Captain A. Murray McGregor, who died ' at • St. Joseph's hospital, Londora. on Good.' Friday night. Por ten long years the late Prauk. McGregor 'iatticttid from theutitatism,, only growing worse . as the years .went by. Medical skill scorn- ed of no avail. After the death . of - Mrs. 'McGregor,' about eighteen Mon- - ths ,ago, he was taken.to St. . caet 's. hospital anal until the last • dae of las 11,,e almost, he felt certain that be would recover. lhe funeral took place on 'Monday to St. Peter's where a requiem masa was celebrated by Rev. Father MacRae. Miss Neville °resided at the organ. At the ' offertory 'Miss Tramich sang "Jertsalein, my happy home," The pallbearers were Messrs. Fred. Shephard, Hector Hays, Frank Shannon, Tom Nairn, Fred Platt and r. McCarthy. The interment tool pla- ce in the R. C. -cemetery in Colborne. The News -Record gives more Huron news tier( arty 'other paper. • Are yon a subscriber ? . Miss Josie Reynolds of Leeds, North Dakota, in writing her grand- parersts, Mr, and, Mrs. Alex. • Itirk- bride; last week said the scholars and teacher hi, the school near' her country residence had to remain witinnut loud in the school room from 1.`hursday,2401 March, after their luncheon at neon that 'day, until 4 p. in. on Friday, When their Parents appeared and brou- ght them aluncit before taking theta home, not being able to venture out forthem earlier. ,. Poor children, . all itight slut up fn the school house. Mr. Reynolds, too, Miss. ReynolcIsi saiei, would have been lost in the 'blizzard but for Iris dog rubbing up ageing him every .focit of the way Irmo, a neighbor's, at whose house lie w•s when the Mizzen!. came oft andtrot knowilig his way kept iy gi. Mr. and Mrs. Rabat hell apent Easter week with Mr. Ilell's father in Witwalioshi Goderieh. Goderieh. .• Mrs; ' Whitely spent Eastertide • •G.dbffrey •IIrdt.; •c‘aganist •Of St. Ste- ' • . .Ert Toronto. • — . .11Ii:is gyp. Aelth'sowis spending 7 her. 1 -r Itiesitliesr :Acal;letkil:.(•allin; .1:1;Suiliiilitzl.64. ri Osisdlejetitiecelillogf .71 -7- Easter • vacation atJudge Holt. Geoffrey is malciftgi• such . ,..• 1VIr. -Grierson of ciNetwailoali has h•oti- 1,.progress. 'in his atudy of milsie . that gilt Ile llell farm in Wawanosh, ... . the' • '1\ ;l: expeel al im yer'y ,idistant .efate' lie, ?..15,liiiii. Vribegsgi wie:ie:ylieVgefigectivito 113;1, u iti;; ill 8‘ii2tillisis„.1):::1,ipotil:0:11<.ilg-rs7q:Icco:fgr..a:Cet::T0:::::. , price wii learti, being. $3,000, ' • „guest of Rev.. and •Mrs.- Neil .,S1 al,v. .- Services 'were held• cut tlocal,-Yriday ' I Oat°, spent. liar Easter vacaticin:at. Lite •• at Sta • Peter `s. ancl S ta fl Leapt' s ..ehnia j jiij'il,1,,rrt:dai.c'v.r. ' 1.1•e!: •;.1.1i'r ther'' Mrs. '( C aP °An) • elies. Rey, ItIark. 'Catalia n' •preathedaa : . . • 'N.A.:1'y salutary sel'ilion from the . :teat: I. .. Mr'. Prank MA of 'Toroilt-G! came uP for the' day, St, John 1•9, -;to, • "It is ,'.1,-•} spertfl Easter.avitle lii's . brother, S. 'finished.' , . . • • ," I .1c;' Hick. . , • , ..•• , : : . .• The Misses.' Lulu Sinith and •Iiiini Miss Maud Goodwin, of Clintc,int spent 1 • 0 raliaine Were gr ests of . Mrs'. al• (math'. 1 Grod• Fr i day iv town the • .ge est. • Of 'bet . an 'Miller' ,tit S.eaforth . for • ;Good !•grandamiti.ltirsi•Alex.,Kirklyride,. Pild•Y. Pala Eattertide.. ':" -, • - . ' r, . Thtl Irrerat bf" .. tite.laf.e AellesOn A. ' 'Mrs.- .1a. Macdonald returned froth! MitelCichl cif Terento, 'oldest son of the • her visit at Toronto:on Good Friday, rlate Rev, ,Adelainler. -MacKid(1). one -c-I . Mr. .MeIntosh, C. E. of the .suavey i.tlie first.. paStors . of the Presbyteriait. rPartY,. rettirtad telis.ilicinne 'at 01-1:6Arp, 0u:telthere, teak' place •fi-oni' the Orr. • ta spcsa his Easter .vacutios; , . - ' . , R.' tr...1,I01i on tie the ,arrival . of the •.Mr, haw C.. E.has .garic to I Mon..: .;...train at: 4p. ni. ori Geed .Vriday. k[..treal to pass ari.'exatiiination • 'before "•112..e,Kidd• was barnand educated here, . the oarc't Of liaigineers: • '' • • a. " Mil •enterecl. the - haak of. Ccaninerce •.• Captait 'Norman MaiulOnaltl,, a Whese ' litre -after leaving the then .}Iigh. School: ' life was despaired of some weelia is and later he .was 'proMoted. to .Toroua . progressing most favorably .now, . • i ta. Ileinarried Mrss Maciane, datglo . • Captain. joint Macdonald andilis' soil to. of the Rev. Mr. ".1‘faelCie by whom John' left- recently to take• charge of .1..o . had four. children, two•S.Ons, Harry Ids vessel,- the Azov, that wiatereci at ant Percy, "who, accompaniedthe. re- vCiliilitglieb,..1..v. . " •-• . . . . ' :. 1, mains' cif their father. from. Torontc,, Miss Light, who spent smite Months ;and Maitland cemetery. . The pall-. ,Stewart will '.- be glad' to . learn that ' MO Mr. MacKie of ,WOodstoek, - both • The friends c...f Mr. and Alta. James ' as did 'also. 'gr... itls.eKie Of that ' city she; Ida accepted...the peal Pi in olf. child, Reynolds. and Messrs. It. S..Williams, to Bk.-. fIarriwel4 inerehltat c.f• - that. • D. McDonald, J. Galt and D. .Mac- . recovered from' an ,attack - Of aneraaona '.ei•,•,ned. Rev.. Mr. Anderson conducted la. ' . • •. : • • • - ,. 1 th... funeral ceretnoiiies .at both station. their only son Ernie ot . Winnipeg k as ginitlemen 'being brothertairalakv •pf • de- ' ' - town, has -one to •V- ati, a•heria is arera- were .t.. ;fudge Holt, Sheriff . . , . .. . •-•-statotaaaaasetylVAIOINIWAVI'Inrigr-kh• -limPrVillr.. .Wirifr."'-'fillsr • .• 4.+4..:.44.+.:.:.;..:...:..:.,.X.e.).,•,.!:44.4..1v.:..:.44.:44.4.4..:...:44.4.4...:7...:44, t..:. ' • . • • *I* , •: Goods . a t ' [ Y i X . I 'X • ' •?' . „ ore . Ne . . ...... .2. , • • :tSeveral lots of our new goods have arrived and we. are expecting 4. : .t: more to cotne next.week, • Our stock is 'gradually getting filled up and ?. A business is conunencing to come .our way, Old euittomers and molly.' $ - ;:., new cities are again finding thole , way to our store and are pleased *.t..' st w_ith our goods and prices. • - ' 4 - I: -_,... ? . .... LADIES' WEAR' • . . f Y X k - X t . We Wish to call your attention to a that line of Ladies' Wear at we .f. • y have in stock and winch we intend to . handle,. called "}ler Ladyship i• Y * Brand" of Skirts,- Blouses and-. all the different lines. in Underwear. .,•.• • 4*. t. Nothing better to be gad and at popol.ar prices. .$4. st + .•' X t • - • • DRESS GOODS . A .: X In ttrese Goods and Trimining we lin ve bought only the newest And st .". Most up-to,date lines. Remember, we have not:it lot of. last, Sleat's x 4 Dress Goods to dispose of, • .i. .- _ _ ts r.l. .. .: :.4 $ X $ X •471 ••• " 4_4; 7 31 31 . THE PLO STAND, .. CLINTON..T. Iv ve 44808•484+ 4.0 41•44 44 4444 +44 ++ +408o 44+ 44+444 4+:4 +:444:+:4 44°4 • A Few Lines At Reduced Prices • . . • A. few Boys' Itoiekers left of lot' advertised. About:one down Boys' Swett tert; at 1502; A quantity of Ladies' Foundat ion Collar VOrtriS 2 for 25e. MORD 4tIOTA.TION8 LATER ON. ' • PLUIVIoTEEL a •