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May 5th 1904
THE IVIOLSONS BANK
InCorporated by Act of Parliament 113.74
Capital authorized, $5,000,000 Capital paid up $3,000,000
" ReserYe Fund $Z,85 0,000
The public will please bear in mind that we have removed from our
old Stand, Rattenbury street, to onc now and spacious 4100 (which
is now in the centre of the town) in the new Oombe block, corner of
Victoria and Albert streets (opposite J. W. Irwires grocery.) A. call
-fron: they:Mlle generally is solicited,
--sAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT ----,-
Interest allowed at highest current rates from date of
deposit, to date of withdrawal.
ti C BRE'vVBR, Manager,
" LINTON.
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• rekuire any paper hanging cione clo
▪ not forget to give me a, call. Satis-
faetiou guaranteed or rio money ask-
ed. Price for fitanging ten -cents per
roll. Orders left at A. Couch's meat
market or at my residence, west end
Rattesibury street,. will receive prom-
pt attention. -Theodore Hale.
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A LARGE STOOK TO
SELEOT FROM: THEY
ARE UP-TO-DATE IN
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ISH AND ARE DUR- **:
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• 'BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY'
busineSs.- for sale. Well established
• • and • doing a • large andprofstable
trade.The bakery is well -equipPeel,
mixer, ,ga,00line engine, etc, Good
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• reasons. for A. King.- ..
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4.4 CLINTON. DYE WORKS -I AM PRE -
CARO L E. NEWCOMBE A. L.
M. -
organist of Ontario street Methodist
church. Teaeher of Pia -no, Harmony,
Form. Free Theory lecture to Btu:-
de:AA- every Tuesday evening at stu-
dio. Over Newcombe's stor,e, Clin-
ton.
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Try Ilellyar's
Maitehles
Silver
▪ Polish.
It is Reliable
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SIM
W;H. Hellyar-
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• Jeweler and Optician
—CLINTONI.
We Couldn't.
ufil You ?
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u ve built up. a .first class
H ade, such as -we have.
• miless our 'goods were
right in ..every visy. We, sell .
the Finest Gooels for +the tintist
trade. One trial convinces you
of this.
Among other lines we ex-
cel in Fancy Biscuits. We
keep Assorted Biscuits- at .106
per lb. up to Macaroons at 50c. •
In Olives and.Pickles we have .
only the . best: Chaney' Ohili
Sauce, Citow-Chow, sweet and '•
sour Vinegar Pickles and also .
Horse Radish. • • . • •
We still. solicit Your trade
W. T. O'Neil.
aLniToN
pared to• do all kinds of Cleanbig,
Dyeing- and•Pressing • • of Clothes.
All .wcrk doite. an sliert notice and
sat:iota:Wen guaraliteed.4-J. T.. SE -
WARD.: • ..
COAL !
• LEAVE YOUR ORDERS NOW
: FOR " YOURSEASON'S SUP-
PLY OF COAL. WE CARRY'
ONLY HE VERY- BEST GRA,'
* DES WHICH WILL BE SOLD
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
• PRICE • •
ORDERS MAY DE LEP[' A.T. •
DAVIS • & ROWLAND'S IIARD, •
lvAitn.STORE OR WITH ,
tevenson
You Can See.
For yourself ..kow -much a• shoe has to
do with .the appearance .of . your fact..
'What is .uglier than a .poorly • shaped
'shoe ? What is daiptiet than • -•
. A TRIM CLEAN CUT SHOE.
that fits closely about' the foot • and:
brings. .cnit. its natural ,artistic firma.
We can . find ,W Shoe to fit' your' foot••
n� .matter..: how bard you ,are to snit.
Our spring Stock, has arriVed and the
. prices -aye right.): ..We are :showing
line ' of Shoes for men at $3,5o that
can't .' be beat for price and -quality,
Also. a line .of shoes for woMen. (The.
°need Alexander) for 52 whicli is extra
value. Coine-inancl lace a... look at
our stock. No trouble to Show goods. .
Groceries
Our stock is complete. We liav.e
goodl 1 ilia.' of LI: Teas, grecon• aad
black.- 1r aekage teas' we carry the.
Ludella, .Red • Rose, Ilion -Ribbon and
LiPtou's celebrated teas. They were..
banglit before tins. ,advuneejit -• price
which •we will gi.e orr .custoiners the
•betiefit of. Plain arat Fancy 13iscuits,
Boiled Ifain, 'Stir:O....RI Roll, Breakfast..
Ilacon, .P id rig s Peet, canucid
Meats, Pickles' in bull 6n1 hOttles of
all kinds. A . trial cida Will convince
yor., that We carry a sleek equal. • to
aify in tit•e tide and the prices rea-
sonable. Also a ear Redpath's sug-
ar just arrived which we are sellingat
cost. • . •
In' seedswe have got good Red
Clover, Alsike, 'Timothy, 11lanVold• and
Trani,P seedand all kinds of garden
seeds,• orchard grass.. • .
•In • crockery we have' a few dinner
Sets we are selling very -cheap, Your
trade selected. •
R. GRAFI A
Ogle Cooper's ()let stand.
Cash for Butter and Fgge. ' Phone 23
Have Your We
Bicyc1e4epaired Have
Moved
Tun WHEELING SEASON WILL -
SOON BE ON. NOW IS THE TINE
TO HAVE YOUR WHEEL OV101.-;
HAULED ANT) itnyAtanD. so AS-
T() BE JLnApD
y FOR THE GOO'
ROADS:-
WE HAVE IN STOCK A :NUM-
BER OF THE BEST WHEELS MADE
ANT) IIP ALL XMAS OP BIM'
CLE SUNDRIES.
ENT/RE SATISFACTION GUAR!,
.ANTEED, CALL ANT) SEE US,
• SHOP OPEN EVERY EVENING
nnT TIES DA Y A ND • TtIURSDMt,.
Turner.
INTO: OTTR NEW STORE IN
TISDALL BLOCK WHE-
RE WE WILL DE PLEASIO)
TO HAVI-,.; Tun PATRONAGE
OF OUR. OLD CUSTO1VIERS
AND MA.Ny NEN ONES.
The Nile,
James MeWhinney lost a. valrable
'Lincoln volt last week.
Mr. Gardiner of Zion passed through
hero tu u. business trip one day last
week.
A few of the young people enjoyed
pleasaut time at the home of Harry
Morris recently.
Anson Clirvin is going into the dairy
basiness, having purchased four • Ape
milk, :cows to add to his herd.
CALVES FOR SAI4E.-'11 WILL DE
_ LondeSburo at I o'clock on 'Se.t
urelay, May 1.4th,.with a •load of cal-
ves for sale.--das. C. Parsons.
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PASTURE. -A iinvuTED NUMBER
of cows wsll be taken for pasture cfl.
the grounds Of the Golf Club. Fr
terms apply to N. Fair, Clinton.. •
THE RATTENBURY HOUSE TO
Rent. -Having decided to retire from
business I offer the Rattenfiitiry Hou -
Se for rental for a term a years.
Immediate possession can be givene--
Jos, Rattenbery.
CLINTON COURT OF 'REV.ttON.-
.. Take notice that a "Court Of Revi-
sion for the Town of Clinton will
heldits first sitting in the Council
Claudier on Thursday, May 26th, A.
D., 1904, contMencing" at 8 o'clock
p, in., for the purpose W.' hearing and
-
rectifying all complaints against or .
errors in 'the Assesmitent Roll of the
present year.All parties interested.
are requested to antend.-D, L. Mac-
pherson, Clerk of - the Municipality..
'Clinton, .May 3. • • 2t
The Clinton N,wwsarliecorcl
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Belgrave.
Last week John Armstrong, cattle
drover here brought 72 yearlIng calves
hqu Toronto, 40 ol them were bow -
got at N9 a piece hy John Wheeler,
Nieholson 13ros"' C. Withinsen caxl R.
Corley, each if the Soar tutving ro
head. The balance of the lot was sold
at a lower price. -
The East Wawanosh Agricultural
Society has been wound tip owingi to
4-..ek fat cordial support and the meinb•-
erShip fees retained from last year's
Members are being paid. There, will be
a balance of about $50 in hand and a
-committee of three was .apuointed to
see about that.
Rev. Mr. Edmonds,' English clatirelt
incumbent, whose -charge has. been
Blyth, Belgra,ve and Anhurut tendered
- his resignation some time, ago but has
been pressed to withdraw a24 has doe
sc. on et-milt:ion that Auburn be placed
witi $011te other charge as the day's
work was tee, heavy.
CALVES FOR SALE. -I .WILL BE
at the Commercial heAel, Clinton, at
. 1 o'clock on Tuesday, May 3rd, and
at the Commercial hotel, Seaforth,
at the .same hour on Saturday, May- -
7th, with loads of calvesfor sale. :
• -Jas. C. Parsons, Kippen.
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT -A COM-
fortable !Wain situated on corner of
• Church and Osbornestreets:-Apply
to CHAS. OVERBURY. July ifith.,
AGAIN .IN . TO
• announce .- that 1 ani. again in *the
butcherifig business, • liaving opened
out a shop ii. the old postoilsce where
I shall be 'pleased .to reeeiVe• (sail
from thy. old enstontera • and .. many
, new. oneS. Prompt attention pan'
to all orders.- .Any person having
•-'fat • cattle for:sale will find • it . to
• his advantage to leave 'word at .'iny
shop.-.Arther -Ceara?, •Clinton..: IS
.THOR013RED REGISTE1:0X
ham ...Dull for sale,, 13 triontlis .
lia.ve tWo., will sell one cheap..•; -AL:
bort . Not:. ; lot • 24 I don. .2,- Statileyi
Mitten I': 0: • .15
Our stock comprises everything
necessary for home use.
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Eggs taken hi exchange for goods,
1 , Mrs Shier's iiicarl
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BTTTLF,R, EYE, EAR, 'NOSE
• and 'lin-oat Specialist, 37o, Queen's
Aveni,e, LondOn, rd -door east df.
••St. • Andrew' Church. Glasses stip«.
Plied'. Will ,at the Rattenbury"
House, Clinton, April 28; June 2 and
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TENDERS WA.N'TET, - TENDERS
will be received by the council of the
township of Hullett until 2 p. in. on
:Monday; the ifith day 'of May, 1904,
for 'the erection of concrete abut-
' snefits:to suppert three small steel
bridges, also for concrete arch 22ft:
long and 43.inches diameter, Two, of
the bridges are Within 25'2 miles of
Londtaboro and the other neat Clin-
ton. • The lowest or any tender.. not
necessarily accepted. Plans and
, specifications can :be Seen at'' the
Clerk's . 'officetondesbor0.—Jatues
Campbell, Clerk, LOndesbor6. ••-•
HEREFORDBULLS FOR SALE. -•--
Three regietered Hereford, bulls for
sale; ye:arling, two-year-old and
• 1 aged.z-W, Eilicit. & Son, Pertet's
Hill. • '.
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HOUSE AND LOT ON ERIE STREET
.for sale at a bargain. Cost $450,
will sell for $25o. acre of land
With bearing orchard. Good ,frame
house, kitchen, woodshed and stable,
ne
hard a, soft water.' Will sell on
easy terms. -James Carter, Clinton,
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FARM TO RENT OR FOR SALE.--
- Lot 32, con • 9, Goderich township,
consisting- of 80. acres, 40.oaeres-8eed7
cd down, 6 acres in fali wheat, or-
chard, brick house and bank barn. •14.
niile • from sehocl, 21)2 miles ' from
Holmaskrille, 5 miles front Clinton.
Iimnediate possession can be riven.-'
George J. Connell, Clinton P. 0,
Zou.ses for Sale.
x -Good .Cottage and two lots on
Isaac street. . •
2 -;-Good" Cottagnand two lots en
Pulton . street.
3 -Comfortable 'Hollow and one lot
On Iosephs street. '
4 -Brick Muse and. tWo ' lots on Mary
street,
5 -Two Houses on Rattenbury street
6awie,statig
c Brick House, with six , acres
of land, barn and driving barn'good
ocrifilistaornd., within a. mile of centre of
'7-Vratiie HOuse. witheighe acres of
land, barns and orchard, on Dinsley
Terrace. '
.For terms, etc:, 'apply to
HENRY 13EATTIE. ,
• Solicitor,. etc.' Clinton.
Bring
Your Cheeks.
Carlow.
The fall. WIleb,t is improving wonder-
fully under the influence of the recent
rains, •
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Sugar making is over for this year,
The season was prolenged by the cs..te
frosts,
so, that, • contrary tO, expecta-
tion, it turned out fairly well .for the
sugar masers.
The people of this •sectIon regret
very notch Miss Patterson's illness,
'whichhas compelled her to give up
her oehool until midsummer.
.• Marriages,
SILLIB-SIIANNONAt the residence
of the bride's mother, in Londoo,
on April 27th, Ethel,. only datigh-
ter of the late John Shansion, to
Walter Sjlhb of Goderich.
CUNNINGHAIVI-KEOUGHt-At Cal-
gary, Alberta, on April aoth, ,hIr.
Uriah. Cutningliaiti of -Straithccua,
Alberta, .formerly of. Exeter, • - to
Miss' Kathleen Keough .of Detroit,
• - daughter of the late Patrick'iKeou-
• •gh of f:-.hipka; . . •
Births,.
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EASOM-In Godericir.township on A -p-•
• ri1,20th,• to Mr. .and Mrs, • David
14:;asom, a son.; . ,
BAYLEY-1n Hulled; on April 2 I St,
to Mr, and .111..rO« John Bayley, a
.. daughter. • • • •
COOK -In` ClintLai 'on May •and, to
Mr, auci Mrs. John , Cook, a dem-
,. ghter. . • •
ELLISON-ran -Clinton on A.pril 26th,
to mr. ' and Mrs. Jol tv F,Ilisoit,..
• • sOri.. • • .
GLEW-In. Hullett on April 3Oth, to
Mr.. and Mrs'. Mathias Glen*, a
daughter. • • . .
W/IITFIELD-In • Grey on. April '1.5d.,
to Mr. and Mrs. 'George Whitfield;
MeNAMARA--In Seafortli n April
,27th, to Mr. and Mrs. 'James Mc-
.• .Namara, a son. , •
MeCRACKEN-In Brnssels on. ;April
23rd1 to Mr'. and Mrs. Fred. MC-
• ' Cracken, a daughter.
SANIIERSIn Stephen on April 2ist,
• to Mr. and Mrs:. Robert Sanders;
cl
a atig-hter.. •' .
DEY-in• Wingham on April 22nd, to;
• Mr. 'ar.d-,Mis. James Dey; a ,son.
YOIT,NQ--In East WaWanash on April.
2oth, to Mr. and Mrs, James Ye,-
ung, claiighter,• .
RUSSELL -In Exeter ,on April 23, •to
Mr: and Mrs. Jan -.es Russell, a
•ANDERSON -Ir« Ilabornd on April 22,
to Mr. and Mrs. James Andersout,
PREaSsZ°CnATOR,. In. 'Stephen on. April
.26th, -to -Mr. and Mrs. John Presz-
. • cator, a daughter.
JOIINS-In Exeter on. April to
Mr. and Mrs. Win. 3, .Tohits.,•• a.
• dal
, Deaths: .
DANito,s—Iii Clinton, April 29t11, Lot -
Ile Daniels, daughter 61 Mrs. C.
Witt, aged 21 years, , •
SHIPLF.X-In. Clinton on May lnd,,
Mattie, 'daughter of Mrs. 'John
Shipley, aged 3o years ,ainl 9111911-
HINI:ILEY-4n Hullett On May rst,,
• . John Ilinehley, 'aged :8r years. '
ARMSTRONG -In Kitiloss on, April.
. tfind, Mr's. Joseph' ArinstrotngOmo-,
ther of Mrs. !lector ,MeOuarrie,,
Grey, aged 8o •years.
,STRAN'G--:In Exeter on April! 21st,,
23rd, Moses Cressnoun: aged 71.
years, 4 '
COLEMAN -4d Walton on April 23rd„
.Ellen Sullivan, relict • Of the late
Daniel Coleman, s:gect years -
GRIFFIN -At Elora en April' 2otln
Caleb Griffin, father • of C.- !X«
__Griffin of ,Wingliani, aged 86. years.P
STRANG7--In *Exeter 'onl April 21stv
Joh* Strang, .aged 85 years. ••
NEEB-In' Dashwood• April' 26th,
- Ed. Neeb„ in his 32:al year..
REICHERT--In Zurich on Apr;11. 21st
Christina, tvidon7 of the late alenry
Reichert Sr.
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Goderich.
On Monday evellirg the liPwerth
League of Victoria street church held
an entertainment, the chief 'feature of
which was a lecture entitled "Chris-
tian Citizenship" by Rev. C. T. Scott
of London. lite Blackstone orchestra
-opened thc. musical part of the' pro-
gram. Miss Drew sang very pleasing-
ly "Abide with •us.". The duo '..6,411:p
MICT" WALS well rendered 'by :Messrs.
E. and Sydney Belcher. Miss 13' ydgcs
recited •“Ezeliiel's Oxen" 1, ery natural-
ly. Refreshments were served in the
lecture room.
We were presented on Wednesday wi-
th a bunch of April wild flowers. iron
Ransforcro Grove by Miss. Margnerette
the little elocutionist of Maple.
street, •.
Miss O'Mara is the guest oft Miss.
1)Y
Mrs. J. atmis• and daughter,. Miss
11,1ary Clunis were called to Goderich
last week by the. illueos of Mr. Alfred
Satins, .her brother, who is laid ip.
at. the residence of his .sister, Mrs. P.
E, Bell,.
Rev. "Dr.. Cleaver of Toronto was
greetedori, Thursday evening „0.t North
street • church with a -full house to
hear his ."Story of„. Jean Valjean."
For two hours the Rev. speaker kept
the 'audience: awestruck with the ever
recurringstory of "Man's Inhumanity
to Mau, , , • .
.The Lumber Co.- expect' to have
their saw -mill in operation next week
when the ice it is hoped Will have all
disappeared. They have i4 Sailivieut
quanti•ty of logs on hand to keep them
busy for a:coupie of .weeks and -a
militon .feet lying at the:mouth, of he
Moon river, to be 'rafted. down' 'when
navigation opens. • •
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Mrs. W. G. Smith has beiit laid up
withan attack of .pnettnionia•
• Mr. Ed, Watson has moved from $t,
George's crescent to the house on Pie -
tow street owned -by • Mrs, Lewis
.
••Mr, George.. Barry- slipped at
door on Thursdayje,v,iiing and sprain-
ed his shoulder.•
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Captain.',Totn Macdonald had totake
his schooner the. Azov to the dry..dock
at Port Huron, a• leak calming • him
anxiety :
In spite..Of riday.'s.-. -rain • -.quite
. .
a, number of ladies. attended the Moth-
ers' meeting which was held at. • Me
residence - Of Mrs. 'Sntherland.
Mrs. Brown Presided, . • .• . .
• A.- 'young, lady.: lost her mogieria
wedding ring, a heavy .gold outer.. two
-years age., which stipPecl..• seine. wdY
through..the base of an upper.• room.
A •mechanic was called..in and iie feud
that.there Was a v acuttin and that the
ring had perforce' gone down • to the
lower- sill of the house, .- On taking off
the. siding of the loWer, part ',of- • the
. building he found the ring: among some
brolla.. plaster, • etc. ,• • • • .
If wonien• are to be obliged.•tO remo-
ve tbeir. hats oa entering the. churches'
.whereare they :going to put them. ?
And 'where are they:going • to . get. a
tnirrOr to -see , that the hat •when • Tut.'
olf is straight ?. Andhoiy.
kurAican opera. house .freni a,' Church ?.
Br., Daniel has all.: these -•:questidits • -to .
answer. - It s only the Aninister him,
'self that they are .suppcsed . to lock
at ..:-a•ne.. the choir- and we... thArk-they
ate silliciently. elevated for every
eye -
in the -elOng•regation to see ths.sr4.•
• We Were sorry- to -learn from Couit-1
eilion :Elliott • of the. denth• •.0f..- :141isis
Ruby $Parling , at . home Nina,
Man., .. from- an .attack • riteningitiS,
after. a•":OW-.days' ..• .
At- the residence of Um. bride's moth.
et, • LOtidon,i on.• April ettli, 'by.. the.
Rev. •• S • 3' . Walter •Sillibi of • Go&
erich t� Miss Ethel, only- itanghter.: of•.
the" late Jam Shannon.. • • ••• . •
• John Bedford Sr.,. has -41returned
froni her .N.iSit to. Detroit.,
We . well delighted... to meet/ .',Ifirs.
Conquest • out or,r1Vfonclay a.- tn.Mrs. •
Conquest Sister. of ,.Mrs..• Jedge.
Holt 'old came.,.1.6 her • old home . in
.Goderich .for .a change, Ater. .-health.re-:
qUitin-g Orte.. •• • • • • . .. ••
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Mrs. ,John Elwoocl -will...spend: this
smuttier .•in• town ...the pest her'
sister, „lVirs.. _Shannon, • • , .
• ..Mrs. Wallace 'of Petroleas Up
with ..nervous• prostration and :has not
yet- recOVerecl. ••MrS. • Sprung, -toot-A.vfie'
went down to. wait tipott her, was .•
disposed • icon.. • a kw days: after iter
jOorne,y. . • • •• • •
• Monday' :.Was" ari,niversary • of -
yMir correspcnide,nt's.• birthday...and the
ciafiodils • seeined..toWish' us • a .gOldeio.
year. - • • -. . • • -.• .
..„"Rew: todeai With..the evils of in-
.tenterance". was • the subject -chosen.
by. :Rev, W., 1). McGee of . the Baptist
clittrch :last :SUMMIT 'evening... At- •: the -
offertory' • Miss. Thirza. Lewitt •• • sang
v ery ..sweetly !Throw ono the life -
• The .childreln of MaYor.. Lewis have
qulte. recovered: front ,their- late
position:. . • • • " •
Miss Mabel Tom atteudeci • the Sit-.
kitirA)gderi wedding,: at • Buffalo.'
'Rho; aninial.• district meeting Of . the'
Goclerich; Disttict. - of the . Methodist
Church • 'will'. .be held in the Victoria
street church' on May ,It3th.
YOUR CHECKS ARE WORTH
money to you and whe* you
worth inotey to you and when you
have eitoagh . to . make fix bring.
them to the Palace Lantalry, text
door. to the Chinese, and get a key
that will open the lock of 5 $6o
bicycle. Bring your laundry along
and try your luck, it costs you
nothing. We also clean, dye, press
and repair all kin& of clothing and
make them look like' new at very
reasonable prices, If the wheel is
won by 0. lacy it can be exchanged
for A, Wits' wifeel.
C014$101•71W,
The Time
To Buy,
;soapy WRECKEDBeamiller.
, ' •••••••••••••
Norman Snyder spent Sunday at
home.
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Qoarterly sow
es
vieo• ve ondu td at
ts •
MAUI tau Sunday ot 10.30 �. no
Herman Mat:del has gone toNorwich
tc• learn the. baking business with his.
brother.
After an absence of five years Horace I
Fisher las returned brine.. Three years
ago he enlisted in the .South African
constabulary and since' that times has
.beett doingduty in, that -capacity. J1I
relates many experiences connected ,
with his work while in South Africa.
On the whole he ,-expresses hiinsli as
wciU sathdledi with the exist -ng eon- -
(Mims M South- Africa. •
A pretty NeW York. Womon's lioankferY
the Tallt of list Nahterhus Mond&
Seaforth.
Mr. Charles Soole met with a pain-
ful accident recently. He was doing:
some work at the Royal hotel and
while standing on a ladder handing
sone tools throagli a tra.phole to a
room above hin., the ladder , broke
and Mr. ..loolcs fell to the floor and as
a result two bones in his 'right ankle
were fractured,
One day last week Mr. Jahn Grieve
V. S.,. had the misfortune te meet -wit -ix
a painful accident. Hewas performing,
an •operation ma, horse at Mr.. John
°Mehl's, in Tuckersznitkand during
Lite operation the horse moved and' a
knife Mr. Grieve- was using caught his
left boa, making a gash which re-
quired several.. stitches. •
AA' a meeting of the Methodist con-
gregation 'held -last week it was • de-
cided- to proceed with tint erection of
a new parsonage at once. ilii • new
building will be a two story
and will be erected on the site cif the
present parsonage which' is .oectipiettliy
the caretaker. This will be turn down
and the. Imilc)ing next to it, itow occit,
pied:by Mr. L. Shade, which also be-
longs to the congregation,. -wilt be re,
moved_ to the res.'r. of the lot and fitted
up for a residence for the caretaker.
Mr. George Henderson ; of • the
.Counneraial. hotel had a very • line ar-
ray of indressed fers.'displayed •in his
sample rooms. The entire:lot • • Were
captured throughout- this district with-
in a • rachens cf 15•iniles. -and werepun-.
thased by Henderson; The . dis-
play. consisted of two dozen red lox
skins, . three dozer' mink, .125 'skunk,
• .roe -coon, about 50 iireskrat and .a. -few
'groutd-Itog... The. , skins throughout
were ,fine.speeitriens and . -were awaiting
the inspectiori of a prdspectitte. purch,
• aser.. The 16t was yalued at close to
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IS NO LONGER A
DEATH SENTENCE'
BRIGHT'S, DISEASE. AGAIN cram)
BV Donnis KIDNEY PILLS.'
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s Now.. MISS 10HANN MAYOR,• GIVEN
UP 13Y TWO DOCTORS, IS A-
• • GaAIRIINTL. A STRONG, HEALTHY
Lochiel, Glengerry Co., Ont.., May 2.
--.(Special)-That 13rig:lit's Disease has
Here czticieicavivaitlitsinnothlectrigeaerchottof
The Place I a ••
To Buy
House Cleaning. writ 'be on yon
with a rush and von:will need some.
Wall Paper. It takes a ttttkl utile to,
.selee't it, a little time to deliver it to
yeti. You have more tinic now, so
have we. Do your not considerit a.
reasonable proposal that yon seo our
, stock early, then when you aro ready
the paper. Will be ready.
Our stock is .oPett for inspection,:
'big in vaticiy and good iity: vane.
Prices from 3c to 500 per roll. At Se
we have sone specials, in fact they
are very special. Will you come and
see theft: ?
NORD/HOMER PIANOS.
Agents•Barker's Dye Works.
D. Fair Go.
.'IL j; Downey has; 'purchaAil.the: res-
idence' at present occupied by Thos...X.
Richardson,. North ward, /or $800.
We understand 320 has ,pttrelta.sed a
gfasS farth ili McKillop township land
purposes going extensively into the
cattle business., • • • •
•
MRS. ILI E. -FINN.
Mrs. J, E, Finn, 83 East High street,
Buffalo, N. Y., writes:
Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohl°.
Gentletnen:,-"A few years ago I had
to give up social life entirely, as my
health was completely broken down.
The doctor advised a complete rest for e,
year. As this was out of the question
for a tlmo, I began to look for some other
means of restoring my health.
"I had often, heard of l'erana as an
exeellent tonic, so I bought a bottle to
• see what it would do for me, and it cer-
tainly took Ig!ld of my system and re-.
juTenated me, and in less than two
months I was in perfect health, and now
when'T feel worn out and tired a dose or
two of Peruna is all that I need.” -Mrs.
J. E. Finn,
Address Dr. Hartnian,President
of The flartinag Sanitarium. Co -
Iambus. O., for free advice.
R. Itcarst secured 'ill. el. cu.-
clorfienient of the Chicago Deinoeracy
securing 227 votes as against /95 for
C.a.tter Harrison.
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carable diseaSes is. again, proved in the
'case �f IVTiss Johann Mayor of this,
•place• -In an interview Miss Mayor
saws :
• 1/T.Itad Bright's Disease in its worst
star.s and had to give up w profitable
pc,stlion with a corset firm. Two doc-
tors whom I consulted gave me up,
telling me I had let the disease go too
far.. I spent a fcrttine with doctors
besideS going to Caledonia. Spr.ugs ea-
ch summer, bat 'no good resulted!. and
I began tI;o. think I could 'not endure
life much longer.
0.1t. was :len I started to t180 nod'
d's ICidecy Pitts and a is owing
theut entirely that I aan at work to -
()ay, a strorg, nealthy girl. It took
eight boxes :it all to complete the cure
but did not take the first two boxes
regularly as I had no faith' in them.
You may ke stre in future 1 will nev,
et- be williont Dodd's Kidney Pills."
Doild's Kidney Pills cure Bright's
Disease. /Tow sure it is they will
cure all. theearlier stages of Kidney
Disease.
Woaistnek City Council refused
to vote $2oo to entertain the 13th
Battalion of Hamilton on May 11001.
The Commons Railway Committee
approved two bills provictIng for the
0 tett the Cheapest. 4IWaya theBestz txtacti(,Atorsitectlett„al ililiwt4Y6$ frail* Gutikli
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We have purcha,sed a large
stock of Seconds Graniteware
at a very:low rate on the dollar.
If in need of anything in the line
it will pay to calland look, thr-
ough, as we will nave them
marked at Bargain Prices.
ee display in south side store andrwindow.
Everything marked in plain figures.
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STOVES AND IIARDWARE.
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