The Clinton News-Record, 1904-04-28, Page 3April 2Ath 004
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The News of 6oderich.
misa E. A. SU/011Mo Correspondent,
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e Mr. George Buelienan is now super- Mr. Bissett Thom told us this mon-
inteudent of sager plantation. Ile ill that be would be out of town for
1)..41 learned to speak Speri,slx. eie, some time•and meeting AIrs. 'I ban the
Ilhentotiott is knonn by the name or all.er day We tbat Mr. Thom is
'The Cape Cruz Constructo Co.,' Er- taking a holiday trip to the West
sells, c,k; Altera, Maneatullos eaba•
it needs a large 'envelope.
The press is those days trt.ly to be
pitied. Our pad for copy last . week
and it was not NO very heavy, cost 17
cents poseagn, and only front nlirton.
It is on a par with the pr.ce oo-
tatoes, in•ead, butter and eggs.
India, Islands, after this exceptionally
long winter.
No one •on the l9th April, when a
snow storm was raging-, doubted our
assertions that ra few years ago .the
winter began in the middle of October
and remained all through the succeed-
ing months to the first week 02 May.
Afe. inemos noiwelo preparing to Mr. Morrison 40 .family are ceenting
put a stow, foundation under his Lot- down from Ihegle RarbOr to reside
tag. here. Where he is there are no schools
Messrs. Meet -oath and Deloag ere and. he- has childreo to edseate,
having a water service put into their Mrs, : John IiIZll1fl Sr. has had a
reaPective hooses in St. Davie street. relapse, we are sorry to say. She IS
Mrs. and Miss Oliver came throe1 .' at the home of he sox, Alre Jan 1i1-
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from :New York c11; 15131 April. lian.
Mr. Magnet; SWall,,C.It has left for
Kamloops, where his brother,
Barrister Swanson, res:des.
Mrs. Robert Sindoir will build a
pretty residenee for herself aril little
son Allan on the lot pervimeed by ler
late letstual oe levees street. It- is
Part of tbe Cox estate.
Several of our citizens Were kill-
PICTed j11 Torc'txto and soave of them
will now In out of. werk in consecitien-
cc of the great fire, tonong the omit-
ber .Mr. Clement, formerly- of Hodgens,
Bros. staff, Mr. ,Arther Naftel of • • the
W. R. Brock & Co., Clarence- Rtyoas
of Gordon, Mackay & niSS
There oast skating at the rink c,n Monty and Colin•C.ampbell Tr •
Miss Ada Helwig is spertnng this
months with her sister • Mrs, • Rolert
Jones. Miss'lielwigls 'Intone is in All -
the family of the late Dr, }anion. • Mrs. S. Clarke Mid laniify of St.
Mrs. Burke and her son of the G. T. Paul have 'taken the 'horse. e.n v:. tri
R. station at present reside in tit:: 8.1.reef; forniarlY ciemied by Mr.. C.
house owned and lately ceeettpied . by Flenong, uow of Exeter.. • •
Mr. Charles Reid on 'Albert street. Mr. and. Mrs. D. election:0d .have it.-
QuIte a number of otir liactory hands • turned froth an enjoyable °utile at
are leaving town. We hear no reason Atlantic :C ty.
111 particular assigned for the change, Mr, and Mrs.lieury- Hoe:read leave
but doubtless there is something the moved to Detroit.. • -
matter. Mr:. Oswald Sturdy -has' been. stiller -
Mesdames John: Looney arid William in for some weeks with sone • ailment'
Matthews, who attendeethe funeral of of the •liver. . Wetrust he.•will improve
their twice, Miss Gertie Alorrow, have
returned to their homes at Lcirdon•
. The rain of Sunday rother mutilated
egtonst the pleasure onticipa.ted by the
Oddfellows it haviro a line nay .
which ta march to bSt. George'S cher-
eh IG lie•ar the eertutie to be given.
them by Rev. Mork. Tund hill. The
text chosen by the rector for the
anniversary eccasion was Hebrews 13-1
"Let le otherly love continee.'
Mr... Frene Nit ledsone assistant, en-
gineer on: the steamer, George N. Orr,
left for Depot Harb•or last week where
0 the- steamer winterol. -
The sweet little singer of 18 months,.
daughter of :ltrs.' E. C. Beek, • watt
stricken' with an uleerated throat,' but
ut getting better.
Mr. Percy Tye of the College • of
Medicine, Toronto, is home until. after
the lone vacatien. . . •
Mrs. Spri ng was call,d away ley
teesclay cvt n ng, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reit' Itteve re-
moved to their handsome residence en
St. David street formerly occupied by
with the critniog fine 'weather. • . •
- Mr. Peter McFarlane of the . G. T.
R. staff ceentuenced early to .pett -a.
stone fist:tenth:It enderthe kitelten
his. hand:tome'. resithafee on Britannia
Rcied. • , ., •
Mrs. Slack left or. Tuesday to spend
the se:tomer with her dattghter; Mrs:'
Liedsay Elwood of •Mocisolaw,. Assu.
'r. Jones, in the tonploy• •of Dr,
j. 14. Turnbull, has' pt.rehased the rest-.
demo of Mrs. W. Pdielhaire n Angles -
ea street.-• . • • •
Or. Archie Diason, after, spenditig
. .
few clays athis home, has. left to
practise. •ined:c!ne ein• Winnipeg, Maa. •
. Walter . after three.
'menthe visit et the -New York. hospi-
tals has returnees to town. . • ' • •
Mr.- ...Morningster las returned • tO.
bis strawberry...plattation on ..Williatl.
street frein-.1us.vidoter`a Visit at .Johrie
.stettburg, Perm. • '• • •• . .
," 11010.0411101111110100.. .
Presidautial
Anekl the distractions of 'foreign.
war it has been harder than usual to
attract the attention, of the people to
a presideutal coutest, which es, never-
theless, deeply inteeesting Niew of
the conflict -of economie force S which
impends over society. For the moment
Mr. Roosevelt is esseined tO lie the
only possible .mm4(41.4 of the Republi-
cans,. and Judge Alton Brooks Parker
of New York is the most talkeet abodut
as that of the Denuerats And discus -
Mon turns largely on the personal
characteristics and qualificatione . cf
these two. Curiouslv, both of these
names represent veva:, in the Repute.'
liean. party aguirst the exactions Of
the machine. and the tyratety; of the
trusts ; in the De netratie earty.. a-
gainst the, impracticable
ed faction led by Mr. Bryar.. -It . -
and discredit -
felt that the' period of extravagant nd-
venture by the one party under the
leadership of combinations Of exploi-
ters, and of fentastie follie$ by the
other, under the .guidanee of loud-
mouthed vision:Arles, lutist coMe to
an end, and that in restored cfleedience
to la*, eeonoutie tad 'legislative, lies
the safety ttf the state. The people
king for a great leader, one who can
not oily control party, but. guide a
nation, unswayed ley' the opportunism
thet. has brought abotit the present
dangereus political and social coo-
ditiOns. Many of the wiser heads a-
Mong the Democrats think they have'
foundi such a leader in Judge Parker,
His 'Career .as a ledge and the mOny Goderieh.
important decisions he tat; given .
telegran to Petrolea by the sudden Ill- Miss , Mary • ..Baut returned - fron a:
ness of her datig•hter, Mrs.- Wallace of three 'months' visit with••frierels ' at
tha,t ti:WYL. ' - DCtthit. . .. :1i T''' • .
Mrs. Heaton of Toronto is expected .. Mr. Isaae.'Sal , kt 110 beto keep ng
at Ridgewood Perk at an early date. pretty 'well the past: twit-Vreeke.•
Mr. Harry Fdwerds has eeeepteet a . Mr. and. MrS. Borran are exPeeted.
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rositicn in 'London. • - back . front their home at .-.Washingtnfl,1
Rev. Mark Turnbull hai; a. oretty -D. C., 'to spend the Sueelner here. .. ..
fashion a presenting to brides blossoms. Mr. -and Mrs. Thes. Priatiewitiote are
from his orange ' tree and if Inoue Nvalting Patieatlir e2or 1-1A2 °Pun'nfl 0.1
Rumor tells the truth we sae lo nave yeyigatitat ln. ceder ice return to their
ten neeld'ngs ir Julie,. (ow' of them a' imille here, .after th.,ii•winter'S residen-•
pearl wedding • we are toiel, .c, eve ce, 4t Cockleurre Island.. ..,- . : . ' '
hope the erange idosscens wi,1 floom c'ift.ffij BaYfieicl.
Tb.e Clinton riovsollecord
64111 .11)Milialil
Exeter.
Ur. Irony Iliskep of Pari.dtill, a
former resident of Exeter, has entered
in partnership in the hardware busi-
ness with Mr. J. Hazelton of Leam-
ington. Mr. Bishop will 'move his fam-
ily irom Parkhill to Letuning as- soon
.as caet secure a house.
Mr. and Mrs. George Willis- leave oa_
Tuesday for a. trip to Alaniteba. erect
the Northwest. Mrs. James Willis
will .aecompany them, going as far as
Yorkton, Aesa., where 414 will visit
with her sons, Messrs. *auk toed
Will, Mrs. nen% Willis' being very
Mr. -Albert Andrews, who recently
sold his farm at Elittiville, Moved into
town. They have taken their resi-
dence it. Mr, T. iIlessett.'s cettoge 'ou.
se. •
1 1 1
Seaforth
A .couple of sheddy drygoods peddlerS
struck toWn on Tuesdey and endeavor -
Jed to dispose of eente of their goods.
Having ne license to MAI tONIP
their eareer was cut rather short by
Chief of Police Morresone Tim experi-
enee of those who have purchased goods
from. these kind of. people in. the past
have been that the goeils were .invari-
ably not eelfet they were represented
to be and far :rout being worth the
low price asked, for them. -News.
Geo. Patterson format* of the lum-
ber yards ot the,furniture factory,was
tke victim of a, bad accident While at
-his work. He was working on a
24r pile pile abort seven .feet high and. in
.some unaccountable • way fell off
striking on los bead and inflietieg
. .
Gulley sltreet.
'Miss May. Armstrong, who some two gaelt three invites in length and'injur-
mouths ago met 'with a eericus acct. . Ids Cheek bone, He was uncousei-
but is new somewhat
dent through being run .over neer the . for a time,
G. '1'. R. statiett in Loticion, was how.' ; improved. -
gist to her hone> Isere on Saturday (y.1 Mr. II. J. Downey disposed of a, car
ening last. For two weeit; imul of good grass cattle to Messrs.
lug the 11(mi:ital. Mies Armstrong
has DrtaTleentalyt:ditiZisecArsedo.11-thleVeltionte•sitaY•TorolItroe
been visiting at the home> of hate -oho
Mr. F. Friend,. in Loral/no ourolg oho and had n.ti trouble in. disposirv, of
eh time she has been itupowing mold- them immediately on their arrival
ly estd..hets almost regained ler fo met here. They at,eraged over. Moo pounds
fhacialItetrh, ati‘elir.stIre.ngAthrm.
tt•Wintit"::.'t:s1 • Calleilir*. Ge. ergo Morray ends - left
London Saturday' morning >old to Meted .-for .Brancloa, . Men., on Ihnesdayc . Mr.
in bringing her home in an, invelsil•s Aftirray has established a lucrative live
chair. While • at the Io 11)11 deeat sinese nor Brandon' in the manufa.ctu-
shunted ear nearly stook the attire re • of ,briZIt Old tile.
An :tech's: nt, was averted be - he lather
'who endelehr drew tie elmir off the
track. .Vather or danyhter thought"
, of the escape troth the London
' Ade rtiser' mine out witlt an exagger-
constitutional legislative and. capital
and ' Tabor questions,' row exteneively
reproduced by the newspapers, show
hi,in to possess a fine balance
ol mind. In one of these decisions he
la.d clown with singular luctutey the
limitations • cf the highest -courts and
of t112 powers of the executive, and it
is held that in tltis deliverance alone
he proved his eminent fitness for the
positton . chief magistrate of. „the
nation. These - qualities are einpleasie-•••
ed ty his supporters ' with a"yietv to
coarsest:ire; and conserva..-
--qtalitiesovith the, erratic and im-
pulsive.. character Of Peesident• Roosee
yell. : is. said that': theegh the •ma-
ehine ',tend:eke trusts have accepted Mr.
liocseveIt default of any other ehoie
ee, street • waverieg anti'. may
giveeits ,support judge Parker. This
report would. -gain little credence were
it not 1:noWn that RooseVelt
is intensely. pistall!.f.il .1 a" 11'41 street,
hkere • the • opinion. eeents to prevail
that . 1110 of Judge Parker's wisdom
'would, hoegit . equally opposed to • the
mouipolies, be less .dangerows to . the
Interests of inveeted .copttal - than one
•wbose itemises are precipitate,... -Mone
treed " Wi tness. •
. „
Meet. Nerviline 11%31 e.:14 a prevent-
eise et Detroit and
.and .cure for „colde, coughe'and- C•afa-"dialtestatioe,
it goes right to .work ::ettd.brin•gs . roe For -tickets and .fuither information.
, A •Woheiterfufedi (Teri lice toltid lee made. 1:11ef'.qtuekiy 115 rctimlf a1)' t< .agents .Or-tp P:.Macdon...
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the.. world with half 'the' poWer alde ',District .Peseenger •Agent, Tort'no
ated rto Ort of the ahem Miss Arm-
(stroog'S teeny friends are pleased to
welcome her hone
An act 'respecting. justtees of the •
£deace, introdeced .Attioney-General
Gibson, provides' that justices who
make excessive charges of .fees ehall be .
liable. 'to a (in:: riot exceeding $40.°.
all cases above the degree of a inisde-.
ineanof juStices of.thJ peace shall be '
entitled to the. sant et $2 for all ,ser.
vices Where the bearing. dine not ex
-
/ater than usual..
• Road have had a Trivet:a telephone in-: •
.stalled in' their several.resitlenees.• One
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson have.
rettrned to their residence ese Victoria.. of. • the ladieS ,steid. to your. corre.spoe-
street . . clent-lhat stet knew very well that ehe
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, . veuld not lee able' to get moil -work',
"4-4--1------- Another dt•ntist purrCe....es locating ill \done . row" w•ith all th-O Orders they'
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town.
• . . would:give, heroic. fill in town. -,
Alr. Hanle, liveryman, called a sale . Mrs. Captain George Tretheveay ate .
last wee.1 ard d•isposeel Of les horses, baby Glad.ys left this Week. to visit.
. earrieges, ete., having, reSidved, o erto: .her rarente - at Stottflyille, 'after which
hark in some other line of business. thy will join Cepteitteirretheway. at
Mr. end Airs. .Tonothan Miller .• are.' the- .1.3ructi ellinee. The fetniture, 'etc.,.
morning from 1-1eaforth to tlwir old • will be stbred..lt,:te. eintil the ...open'ng.
. Nene it, 1-e. and Mr, Miller will open :of . haVigatiinte • • ' -:. • ' ' o •
out in his livery stand •on East street : • MiS8 : Cepha Fisher ..is lit 'Viler: • 'this'.
again. We wel jtent :•• 0....1 Mrs. Mil- month with ler sister; Mrs.. J.13.
• ler back again to ye old town. " Whitely. •
Mr. R. Sprung- returned' last 'Thurso
day from a 'visit to. Burliitglon Wbure
he- was employed 'last seeson. .
The Daughters of the Empire betted
1194 „from the Daffodil luncheon. .
Tickets Now •
• Sale.
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.;eeed two ho,:irs, dud fifty et Ilts. for see- •• •
.ch additional hour ,oceupied stai, -to' the Great .•;55o,coo,000 Expoeition.
hearing, .. eaid fees. to be puid by the 1,111,1i- Comedian Prese 'Asseeietion are
county. Where te deems -it going • to $o Louis May ).3th via. the.
visaLle• 1.6 aticud at a 'distance •k,ir the 1 Grand Trunk Central Roil.;
beering. a. case he is to. be. ellowed ways, special traio Pulltnatteare,
te cents per mile. one way for the and• .will bett witliont dieuiet thee most
.tanee travelle4 • representative., body of newspaper men
• •that over left Caneda.-- they .go ear-,
.'.1y 'lc- -see the- lair, exhibits...and build-
. - ings while eetteythieg .is'.fresh and at
.their best. May.. ard ..leme will be geed
'• .. TO *ii'Alt UP COO).
sends a glowing ,warmth 'through .the: -
- tio•: "mita* tc•Make your visit. -
- Right ' euicitly . 'nothing ' NF'Ot'ItS
nicely as Nerviling taken real hot: It ' Reduced rate •-tickets are now .. on
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sale at sin.gie fare, . gond Tor 15 .days,
and ems third, good Mr 3o days:,
. body . end 'when . rubbed cti . the threat .."re
and chest loosens up lhe Cough alai re- • and So . per •cent. Of double ,• one. way
or seasuin and "stop -over
-Heves tightness and sorehetis -in' tle. - fare • 'goad
. will b •allowed at 'any intermediate
Planting Trees.
ter ills in thousands cA homes ntecaeise eldeAgc•
The Ups and Downs of Rural Journalism.
A western edttor in . writing of the ups
and dawns of rural jourraliem, -says : •
-"Then egein, . y on may lose a friend,
who finds Upside down at a line of
obituary- poetry. Next week vontry
to make the correction, leave the •• dot
tfi the ard enother sell:scriber is
gene. ne will Emit root and -branch'
when you ask for the dclIat clue you,
anether will .go to Stew ereek and
net- finding los 7, mie in 411.: p 2:er, top -
of column next to reading matter,. on
hoes another name. 1 he 01.dest daugh-
ter, a most lovely girl, Sallye, greelte.
cites and you speek of her ea.Sallie
min you are up again. There is. a new
arrival at Sam -Jones'. amd vat to. get
whether it is a girl and Fay so in
veer paper. Tbe next- wee!: e , meet
'the father of that fine boy and terobab-
ly you are down again. liv to Wily,
when yon dcn't j1.91. what it -is always
attempt to explain, but its true allohe
that thlA is a, afe ride. We don't
say boy. Experience hos taught lea
May Be
sante.- • H6weVer,. siich :things- •rhatild
enoteltappett. . An editor might. to. /mew.
wita-t *odd 'snit .66dt
otiglit to. take. e.achtton _before • it . is
Peltlished. and let thee 'person .whotie.• jt
muter -us eeriecr• it.. Alt editor has 7.01-
eety of tinte to 'do this -and all be has
, to do is to hant•nows anti:clean roll-
in thee ee.ratice of the coentry if,
each farther would .spend auayco' ‘.wo
in the. spring, clearing npotheerOadeide.
along farin. And • this...is improve_.
mcrit,_ too; -which u i.lb payS... for :•t he
labOt. A. faem • which- is . neat ,•and tidy
in -its tepitietath worth. more,. and •
will sell foremere, than n, 'ffarin. ',alone' -
the :renal:tide y hit 11 .•their is. 'rabbi th
-fallen. steinei'-and • clamps • . of
weeele. .1P -timers shonld • Plant.' trees !ti:,
ro,:dSide.•c• 1 titide tlee . fences.'
If • the :far•iners• io • a district ,will
united effort etiOng these 'simple lines
theyecan affect. an "astsenieltingeimpece. •
vemeni in the .appearance • of the .coutte:'
•try irsule few.: year. sielhey ' e.houtd.•
do • it, too,•. as a matter of deteee The
p•ioneers, their ferefuelters,• ka.ve. • done
the, heavy .-.work .of carving out hotnee..
'their. stiecessore, noW.•• lit Soho:what
easier circumstances, -.should willingiy
take up' the -pleasanter labor of -1>ecott
fy . the eourtre'.-Wallteele u" llarald.
I
merit of Nerv bWalealble ir 19.
every house. An latge
25 cents. 7
. To Be up -To -Date.
'1 he wise,' up-to.da.te". nice:let:it • ejil
met allote 14.1teelt• to..clrop ..111 tef , pelt-
-view -be-tween. active se.a-
soase does' lie Will !toe': inuelt"i'tf
the stile pee s of his poet lot et • ce lye(
in . What is nnowit ettes lie otoet. •
Season is 'a . good time -In -get 1.:11 . et'
:left. oyeregoodee,e-to-eletni-si7e-inel . get-•
ready for .itew stock: .It never • • nays
• to carry OVer goods..froni.eca•ton • to:
Seasor it is...emelt. better tee tit lei. thein
into .cash'et cost., if necessary: • The
nlo.11# is .better fliah 'old' goods or the
• Shelves, which 'are...(f,Jpreeiating every
•-• • •
•
. 'Will first c'estroy the. gertne . that
excite the disease._ Then thera.:. are
munberlese. scire : spots-. in the: Mucous
ineitibrane td be healed, Every- • .•
.4nireinent .11oe, a.- perfect cure few • • pat-
io -01.0 found ib, frag-raht healing eat7;
which not .ohly..itistaittly
thii.germS.but restores the dis--
:eased...inettibrattes to -a,
Lion and -prevents the relapse •which iS.
Sure • to. follow the. 'Usu. of •.erelina.ry
leedieineS. -1..ate:WM.0(1e • in.a ecientilic
• cure. fcsr eaterth, that relieves quickere
• le :More pleasant, entost , certain titre
- than. any other known- •retriedy.:- Pail-
' ere isintpossIble, testing, cure' is ginar-
anted .I.Tse only catarrhozone. .Teees
_ months treatment $1•; trial 45e. • Get
• •
. it • to -day-: •••• "
ers, set type, clean Ins floor; epen. short
items and. hustle advertising, .press the
paper, feld:thern and write
wrappers; talk. 1.6 yisitOrs .and dietrie
• bete type, roe .proo. s, corre . inee- . . , .
' takes, split wee (when there is. 'any
tO • split),: build the. fires, Mint •',. the.
scissors, dodge ..t he bill, clan delinetimie'
ts,. lake • cussing>. ana.tell the
serilors he u ed. money these areon-'
ly . a: few ... of the. things a .newspoper
as to eons./ tel ivith end. yet- . he'
should Itot. moke mistakee' paper. .
'while attend:ng •to stch minor details,
at the sante titr-e ity'tig soup
Jettace, prunes, win Iftis, wind. ptidding,..
•arid 'for dessert.'" •'
1 f et
•Sn.
:.PasSingt4iitilated:Ceina.
• • • .• •
Complaint>: are freqtan tly inside' as'
1.6 -the .ainotint nititileted anddeftne.
.ed eoins -in „Oireniation. -law' re,
'epe,cting the passing. of si ele corns • is .
very ent.-ere. Anyene...proved Okay.
..stainPing neeties 01'.therkS on aebite.
.- whether it tightens it or. tot, 1st. solelect. .•
to one year's; ireprisonment... OF,'verers
one. who•-• ithpairs, .diminishes or 1ight-1
.enx any: ;ettreent• .toire,with the . inten-
tion, of•circulating. it -is. gailty of ielihiv
.and .brible to • te •years'.. imprisonment.
perkott trying to. pate; a ilefaCed ..or •
Si • •
: IMO:Dated :coin 15, beide:. to 0. lieu '-net •
O exceeding, o. •
. • . .
136giu.. tivelity-five &tit • pieces, . arc
To & atiag .• threeGuelph eed
Several a the- Merchants took tett ati
Amity ireer the•ir .-cottoters - 011
'Saturday. . -Some' of. these. were. -deP6-•
• sited. in the banks and were again put
in. ei'rettlatio.n • on M
• oncla.y without be-
: lug lieteeted,'' The. .coin Is a :geed- ren
end Them' I
-
• rest:Dint-ism of the 'utttt tfl 11. .
• - the Victorian' Liens:, bit luck's .the
•
. Newspapers' are sinnetimes.acemeed of clear ring of • tit. :pre Silver,.••
showiag i,, artialtty 111 pnblitth;ro. some ••• • ,. • •
• personals.. and not others, pm: .savs,,
tit t if -----1 $c> loal left towns- '1.1te.
Read Wlth Confidence.
• 1.
The following is from the sixth ser-
ies of special articles running in the.
Toronto News :
You read the announcements. of the
inereltants with confidence, beeause you
1:11...w they tell the tenth. You may
- doubt the veracity of war news report-
ing fleets sunk and not stink both -at
tilt! bet yon nap' doitht
the veracity of the store news, beeett.ee
you knew no modern merchant would
&eon of comm 1 tting the folly • of tie- •
ceiving, the public. You know ha
knews that would be an act of besi-
ress Lod you believe his state-
ments just as you do the editorial tit-
teraoces of yotir favorite paper. The
two two seem. okin in their slteerit•y,
Inc the sincerest thing in ti t world is
the modem merchant ode:re:11011g ith
• goods.
The Merchant who does not advertise
may try to deceive the public because
le is not exposed to the lime4ight of
newsParer publicity, lea eces bitsinees
in the clerk. Of course he gets but lit-,
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tie et ons.e to text% t. tho
wet/ because the public goes where the
light of molern success is slitnitig, the
stores 11'01 advertise, knowing these
are the stores that must halve stiperior
. goods and lower prices, and absolutely
irreproachable isittes$ methods to
hold the trade secured and retain the.
confidence engendered by advertising, .
Then going to the stores that adver-
ise their attractions, you flat -,ottreelf
in a paradise of purchasing, 11.04:ey
coulter is laden with if litins.yitt
ti sigs you can lc.ok et ned Ash qinte-
tome about as lone.' an yew wielt
out being treated diecourtecusly for tit
Modern seleemati or saleswoman ktuove
yOtt need a. great deal of •titne, and Mild
etsuly to motile. Yoe to lu-ttke a "Mk
selection 1rom such a wide elteise as
tnOilPrIl. stores 7 rust and.ihe
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that those who mite merely tolook
flail "bit treated exactly the sonie as
if Oil• cattle to buy.. •
, • These saletmtople all stand ready to
.hell!, you all they can. They are paid
to 130 Courteous., Intel I .gt tit, obliging,
and they 'do not expect yen. to buy if
you do ittet want to. 'they • get the
sante salaries whether youbuy or net,
for nowadays stores do not pay com-
missions to clerks .to "work off" tut -
desirable goods,and the more courtesy
• eltonn You the inore intelligence dis-
'played hy the salesman or saleswoman
the more ,Promotioti is there ahead.
That is modern merchandising, do-
ing everytbirg in the wido world • to
please and profit you, really interest
and benefit you Mid make you feel like
ectinitig agate •
,e,
este store welts your money, yes,
but Mit if it has not sotnetleing to give
you in .exthange thei you: °Welt to
buy, • The storit nt thinking el Olt late
her proPaition-your perthenent trade,
(bit iliolt.iy-I* li• ve te %tend to-
day, lett the money you spend hi tnallY
days, in Ole whole year, in many yea-
rs, you and your children. 'that is' a
matter of thousands, and every store
in turft• considers it of importance. TO
.get your leensiattent trade it :Tends
thousraids itt aderertis'ine, in nuilding
up your cc itliduree, seOring vot r good
will ..esed good *ill is 11. store's Most
' valuable iset. 'take 'that away and
all. the goods cet its coirterti, all its
special prices and inductioents are tt$
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1 Losing the confidence of a customer
is a blow at the heart. Lotting the
coefitlettee of the piddle will bring dowl
the strongest lirin
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flamewould liseve been pobliehed, etc.
Now it does .nOt matter who you are,'
rich or poor,. blab' or • white, if you
have a •personal item let us 'know it
We are.. not semiosed to know every-
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thing that is going cn, wish we did, -
what a paper we would make 1 If local
items are hot pubtished. it is heeseise
we are not informed of thent or they
ar•t: not lit Aetna to be .published. Send"
In ,your "tons... , • • •
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IP 'WV ARS LOSING WEIGHT,
Voter system is out of order . one
Ferroeone is needed to start a. re-.
building process. .'lerrozore makes
tiew tissues, forms wholesale lam!,
strengthens the nerves and • keeps your
physical condition up to the proper
standard. "I lost fifteen pounds
throtigh la grippe," writes Cyril 14.asit
of Hartford, "but scon.regained 111
former weight one' improved tny hea14.
tit by using Ferrozone. It's the best
reletilder cad litteet toile I ever met"
,Use Ferrozone-It .assores health. Pri-
ce so cents at. druggists. •
A. Citizeili .Duty. .
Every good eiLizeit''0Wes a d ity to
himself end the continently to us SOCAt
1.4 possible haVe any ruChish .or gar-
- nage that may have azetruittlated ut
ins back yard cleaned up. The' lengthy
winter has Leen propitious for thc ga-
Owing of that class of debris which
would facilitate .the spread of fevers
&wing the spring ard early summer
autl an •epidentic can ohly be ale:tided
by the nuist thorough cleaning t.p dur-
irig the hat few weeks.
em,ormr, rartNs SVSTIM.
MO should oily be used tender a
doctor's orders. ifor a mild physic
take Br, Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake
and Butternut. NG pt'iN, itt paitt,
certaitt relief for headache, coital's.-
Lion atul torpid liver. rse Oily 1/r.
Ualniltott'S VHS, price /5 ante,
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said that a email Oltiohoma
cherch was sadly in need of -repairs
and a, meeting was held with a. view
of raisiref funds for that purpose.- Tie
;Minster . having said that 4$50o was, -
needed, n.v.terywealthy arxi stingy me-
mber . arose and sales 'he would give $t.
Just' as he sat down a large piece Of
plaster fen front the ecilitig sued struek .
hint upon the head Whereupon lie ha.s•
tily arose ',and said Viet ' he made '
mistake-411ot he would give $5.a." Thig
was too • much. for- ett enthitsiastie dea-
con present, aho'forgetful of every-
thing, eailed out fervently : "011 Lord,
'hit hint again t nit hint •agaitt I Hit
him aga,itt 1" ---Ex.
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Berton Holmes says that while De
Wes. in Seoul, the cap...tal et, Itorea., re -
Costly, he asked an intelligent. Korean
what side. his nation -would take in a
dispute betweett Jopatt and Russia.
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"lint nave seen two dega-fight over
re bone ?" asked the Korean.
Mr. Holmes assented. • •
`'Well," colttitittO the. Xoreart,
you ever See 'the bone do any fight-
ing ?"
JOSHUA W
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impossible in the home heated by
hot Water, Stove fires die out,
hot air furnacei heat unevenly,
and the hot air switches' to other
parts of the house leaving. the 4,
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if so, we are sure you will come back to see the
rest of our stock. If you didn't we invite you 10
now. You'll never be sorry. They are as dainty t
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Household Linens and Bedding
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Full bleached and unbleached satin Damask, widthp
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Spreads', assorted patterns ready for. *use prices from 75e '-bg •
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'the size of the room. . ' °. . .k Oil 'th G)od
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The illustration belovr shows that
the distance from the fire to the
first surface is less than in any
heater made, and the water has a
shorter distance to travel, thus a
more equal temperature is main-
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Montreal. Winnipeg.
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POI:t SALA DV '
HILL, Summerhill.
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- Best tbree ply wool Carpets " $1.00
it two ' it 4.1 75.
Half wool two ply carpets .60 .
Union Carpets, large range to choose from,
prices 25c to 50c
18x36 Door niatts, good design,
21x48 Rugs
25x60 Rugs
27x60 New Dagdag Rugs
500 (Cc $1.00
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3.00 up
5.00.
TAPESTRY CURTAINS --
Big Range to choose from, prices $3.50 up.
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become one.
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