The Clinton News-Record, 1904-06-30, Page 5, June 30th 1904
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THE MOLSONS BANK
Ineorporoted by Art of Parliament 18,1Zi
Capital authorized, $5,000,000 apital paid up 43,000,000
Reserve fund $4;860,000
The public will please bear in nin that wo have removed .froto our
old stand, Ruttenbury street, to our .netv and spacious office (which
is now in t be centre 01' the town) in the rtaw Comfit) block, eornee
Vietoria and Albert' streets(opposite J, ltrwin's grocery.) A. call
flow the pithily generally is solicited,.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT—
Interest allowed itt highest current lines .froin date of
detanit, to date of withdrawal'.
11. C. BRE,WER, 'Manager, •
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CLINTON.;
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++++++++++++++.4.!++ DR. 1311T14141R, EYE,. KAR, NOSE.
••• and Throat fipeciailst, 370 Queen's
• • Avente, Londnia 3rd door east of
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St, - Audrew's Church. Glasses sup-
plied. Will be at the Rattenbury
Cliuton, Aprel 28, him) z. and
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PIECE
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We want the datron,
age of the "particu-
lar man" who times -
his watch by the sec-
ond's hand. Our rep- -
air work will please -
him. He will be in-
terested in our stock
of high grade mpve-
ments. A good stock
of different makes a-
lways on hand,
Just received a new
line of . SOuVenicr
Goods,
f.aca0-6a-0-0.00-0E-00-0-0-0-0-0'9-0
W. H. Hellyar-
Jeweler and Optician , • •
CLINTON:
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coulanl.
couiri You?
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!rye built np n first class.
tratte, faith as we have
unless Our goods were
right in every way. 'We 'sell
the FineseGoods for the tineSt
trade. One trial convinces you
of this.
- Among otherlines we ex.
cel in Fancy Biscuits. We
keep Assorted 13seuits at •10p
per Ib. up to -Macaroons at 50e.
In Olives and Ptekles'we have
rally' the best : .Chutney 01)111
Sauce, Chow -Chow, sweet and
sour Vinegar Fieklcs and also •
Horse Radish. .
We still solicit Veer trade
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W. T. O'Neil.
OLM TON
PA PER HANGING .--WHEN YOU
require any paper hanging • dote do
not forget to give me a call.' Satis-
faction guaranteed or no 'Holley • ask -
td.. Priceor.' hanging, ten cent. per
roll. Orders left at. A. Couch's meat
market or at :my residence" west end
Rattenbury street, will receive 'protn.
pt attettion.-Tloodore Bale. - 20
HAVE l'OV A IIOUSE TO RENT Olt
for skit) If so make . nse of this
column. 35c for first insertion .and
10 cents each subsequent time.
FOR . SALE, -SEED BUCKWHEAT,
Feed Corn, Feed, Peas, Barley oat
Oats. -Tone c•r .Ce.sh as arranged. -
W. .1-1, Perrin. Clinton ,Tune 14.
COAL!
LEAVE VITIR ORDERS NOW
POR YOUR SEASON'S SUP-.
PLY OF COAL. WE CARRY'
ONLY THE VERY 13EST GRA' “
DES WHICH WILL BE SOLD
AT THE ,LOWEST POSS111I41
PRICE .• •
onnmoi MAY:BP'*; LEFT AT
DAVIS 87 ROWLAND'S BARD -
WARE STORE OR WITII •
W J. Stevenson.
You Can. See.
For • yourself 'how Much' slme has .to
dp.'.WitAi • the. appearatice . of. your foot.
•What ." is 'uglier .than a- pobrly. shaped
shoe ?: What' is daintier Allan • '
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' A TRIM' CLEAN CUSiIOL
that fits closely about the foot ,• and
brings ottt its natural artistic. lines.
We can find a Shoe to -lit-your feot
nt-. matter ;how bard yciu are to suit:.
Our spring 'stock has, arr'ved •• and the
Prices 'are, right. 1 We are showing a
line of shoes for zaen at. 3.5O that.
can't • be • beta- for •$rice and .quality.
Also ..a• line' .of shoes for *omen: (The
.0eden Alexander) for $2. which is extra
COme ,in and .have •a look- at.
our stock. No' 1,rpuble• to -show goods.
, .
Groceries,
,
• Our stock ...is .comPlete. We ,have . •
goo& line of 'Japan Teas, green aair
black:. 'In package teas We' carry • the
Ludella, .Red Itose,• Bine :Ribbon and
• Lipton's •celebrated teas. • They -were
bought. before . the advance 111 • Price
'winch . w will give oiTi ate:homers the
benefit. of. 'Plain' awl .Faticy. Bissuits
'Boiled Hain, Smoked Roll, Breakfast.
Bacon, Plekigd Pigs.,'Veet, Canned
teats; Pickles in :iyullg and bottles' '.cf
all kinds. :A trial artier.. willconvinee
you .that we carry • a stock equal; to
any :the trtste and theprices rect-
sonalle. Also • a car d2 ReCtljt„th'S sug-
ar just arriNed 'which We are selling at
• In, Seeds we have, got -good Red'
Clover, . Alsike, Timethy., Islatrpld -and.
TerniD Seed and ell kinds oJ arderk
Seeds; orchard grass.'
In crockery we. have- a few dinner
sets we rc selling very'. cheap Your
arade selected.
,G.. RAkiAm..
Ogle CoOper's .01.6. stand.
Cash for Butter and Eggs.. Phone 23.
FOR ROUND rim ro THE.
(nzp:AT wourvs PAIR;
ST. LOUIS.
With 81 01) over privileges at .Chicago•
Detroit and -Canadian Stations
---Through lo 11111011 lele,laers
-Vestibule Coaches to St. Louis- -
-Rem Dai ly
Note -On application to „I. D. Alac-
denude , I). P. A., Toronto, oleic:sing 4
cetts in stamps'handsome illestrated
booklet will lie furnished,
1.---DOMIN DAV-,
:Single fare for round trip Good going
tuse 3oth and .1 toy 1st, 'Retort:0g
until Menday,'',11.1y •• the 4th •
Mane Seekers' If.xeurshaut . to-
-Points In Cahalan • North-west
-430 to $40,50 -
°cod going June aStli, returning until:,
August 29th.
Once.' going July t9th, returnieig
• Faidtemiter 2ef1t.
For, tickets, illustrate -a literature re-
garding Wot id's Pair and full informs, -
t ron apply to P. R. Irodgctis, Town
Agent ; A. 0, Pat tison, Station Agent,
44.0
Brown
Stoneware.
We have a i-ew 1i.a ol "Brown
Stotteva'..re ill Teapots', Bowls,
Vegetable Dishes, Crocks, Jed -
Iv • Mottlde, Etc. Also • all dif-
, •
ferent lines of odd clishes in
celored and white stOttewdre
-.Cups • mid Satteers, Open and-
-Covered Vegetable Dislies, Plat---. •
-ters„ Bowls, Sauce and Porrid—
,•••ge Dishes,Etc. IVIa.ryou aro--
-needing anything in this line --
15 a call, ,
Eggs taken in exchange for goods..
Mrs Shier's .112V
Tito ,Clinton Nows.Rocord
minionosumnis
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CALDWELL---WALDEN--At Ilte resi- Jas. W. Leonard •IS Presid- I
Marriages.
(leave 4,4 the bride's parents), Iltd-
ent of the Q. to G.. .RailwAY. I
lett, eat Weduesday, .Tune, 15th, Mr. Guelph, June 2314.----A meting c I
Joint Caldwell -of East Wawanosh, the directors of the Guelph li; Goderich
te • Miss Thirza, AL, daughter of Mr., RailwaY QoalPanY Wa$ 1104114re to'CiiltY
CASKEY--AIKENHEAD-In Stanley l'44Y
at which - the organization of the coin-
. and Mrs. J. Walden.
on June 2.2nci, tit the l'onie of' the olficers were elected :
was Completed. 'ilia loilowing
bride's. mother, by Rev. K Sewers,. President,. Jas.- W. Leonard
• Miss Isabella, eldest daughter tit Vice -President, Dat.icit MO hull
titehtc
lateJamescest IA,oiritteaughecaldav
,,trr
to M. Secretary and. Solieilor, A. Ir. 1v1,0-
.Tre:sgriraeir(1, ilt o* C.ge'A, WalkeriToronto
Manitoba.
NleKENZIE:--At the maxse .It was - decided to hold a weekly
P.A.TRICK.---1
in Egniondville, on June 22n4, by meeting on each Thursday.. • The rep --
Rev. INT, Shaiv, Mr. IVIontgenuery resentatives 4,1 the C. P. 'R. , are look -
Patrick, son of Mr, Andrew Pat- ing over the ground for the erection (.4
rick of Ribbert,' to Aliss Mary. a pew. station.
McKenzie, elcliest daughter of Mrs. :Air, Leonard win act as chief execu-
Donald McKenzie of Seafortlt.- . tive 'officer of the eoll1PanY 034 will
CAltslillluiteteN(TiCiAblutNbtrliCtiolIsANi47.0Aletr,the re. devote his time to the furtherance of
ersinith, by Rev. F. A. Irarkii,teokitctio
•4 . the plans of the directors .for constru-
Juhe 22nd Mr. Wilt. J, CF.antron, n .aitei operation, Mr. Leonard's
last ollice was 0,10.t of clArksional sap -
to Miss Annie I11., eldest (laughter crintencleat at Winnipeg but some time
of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Carr.oehan; ago Mr. Whyte succeeded him in tbat
all of Tuckersmith. •
HICKS-FIlis,L1/1---On June 2.2r.d, at the office, Mr. Leonard havin.g been select-
ed- to take up the work of ti.w.. Gitelph
rRe.vD.
esti
i;eveertj!!int1.,:Il
i\(1:8.lr%. leleirdl.o' rtl.. bjiincti°11 "terisi°11'
Hicks to Miss Daisy Field, all of.. .
•- Winghaut. ' .
pAnEmyr-McKAX--In ' Goderieli •
on •
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Port Albert.. .
Jpiie 22nd, at the residence of Ole Mr: William MeConnAl and daughter
bride's grandmother, by the Rev, Eva have - retnrned, front a. visit at
. . Jas. A„,. Anderson It. A. Nellie- -Durham'. • . • . . . • •
Mond McKay to. Alphonse Pareat
Of Windsor. .. Misa L. Richardson .Staulayedin
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IlL00111-MCKAY-At - Moncrielf, ..' on Dungannon, , • .- .
ge
'Jr re istli, by • Rev, D. D. McRae • °I • '' ••rt Stinclaved wit. lier
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iss • A ' Ti
' Mr. Duaears r; • Bleotn of ThaMes-' c"ousiu, Airs. II,. Ilawkans. . . .
' ville,• Co. of Kent, ' to miss MaryValuable .property for sale• here . on
. - y.
' AlcKay Of Ore 11, McKay, daughter -of Mr. Georgeaturday, ' July end.
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. . . Misses Alice and Victoria Hawkins
PIRIE-CLOSE-At the residence; of of Detroit*spetil a few days withtheir
the bride's father, Ort.y, cal the 11,10001-.4 '.11.4ving venire upon the exeur7
2ead Jung, by, Rev, D. B. McRae, s'on.
•: Mr. Robert Pirie to Aliss Jessie.A: Willitim ;Quaid mai wife- of Manitott,
'Close, all of Grey. - Man., are visiting Lis part:ail „Itere,Air.
KER.NEY-rimrsoN-At the Manse, and Mrs. Jae, ,t),vai el, after au • aibsta.,:ce
'Walton, on J•ane. 7 51.11, by Rey, •A.
Alai:Nola 'Mr. William Kerney to,
• Miss Nettie. Lawseek; both of. the
• .. 'township of 'Morris. . • ' '
BUTTON-GII3SON At the Manse
Walton) on June 251.h, by Rev. A.
.MaciSrabi, Mr. Alfred 13utton to
• .Miss Sarah May Gibion, ' both of
toWnsbip• 'of Alorris. •
YOTINGBLITT:-DEICIIERT- At • the
• 'bone of the bride's parents., on
June 2.2rd, by • Rev, E. .Schuelke,
Miss I,a.vina, daughter of • Mr..J.
Deichert, to tAlr.• Harry. Younghttet,
both of Patricia' . • •
Births.
'111cRAE-In Clinton on June 2501; .to
Mr.. and. Mrs, James' AlcR.ae, -
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BALL -In Clinton on Juno. 2siki, • .
• Dr,. and "Mrs. Ball, a son. •
READ -,-In Montreal' on. J 26th, to
Mr: and Mrs. Ike Reid, krinerly of
•te daughter.. • •
SPENCER -7-1n Ahayireal on June 19th,
•. to Mr. and Main James Spetlecr, a
•claughter. Spencer, nee Kate.
Read,: is O•sister Of Mrs.', Will. •
Harland, and is it -native of Clin-
COVNTER-In • Seaforth. on June' 7t1i.
to Mr. and :Mrs.'. W. R. „Counter, -a
I,ower Wingliani,. June
• • 221141, Mrs: Geo.. St igley, a daugh-'
MO.R.GAN--•In (loth:rich' tqatinship ou
•June 291,11; to • Mr." ant) Mrs:- Fred.
MOrgara •a, Son. , .• • •
FRA.SERa•In Goderieli en' Jane 21st,
to Mr. and Mrs. D: 0.• Fraser, ta,
• s011' . ' •
DRN(ATYL.-OP. the ' 01
Jam' the Wife. of .Regis
A. DenOtity,, of a 'daughter. .
DUCHARAIE-On,the• Sa.uble T;ine, on
• :bine 7th,.'.the wife :of Air. jasepli
Duelfarnie, •of • a • daughter. • •
MALONF,YOU• the' Sauble.Line„ Hay,
June 2end, the wife: of tralgi-
.. duel Maloney, of. a 5011.
• Deaths,- .
Houses fov Sale.
i -Good Cottage arid two lots ' . on
Isaac_ street.
2 -Good Wiese and two lots ' with
large plum orchard on Folttin
street.
3 -Comfortable Mese and one lot.
an joseph street.:
4-1Irick House and .two lots on Mary
street.
5 -Two licuses on• Rattenbury street
west.
6 -Large tilriek Bouse, With six acres
of I 1 • 1 dr'vir: barn good
orchard', within a 1111.1e of centre of
Clinton. •
7--Prame Muse with eight 0„Cres, of
laud, burns and orcitat(l, Dinsley
Terrace.
144or terins, etc.., apply to
HP,11/4111:r DEATIIE,
Solicitor, etc. Clititent.
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WARREN -7T= tat Jane 23rd,••
•Ilenry Warren, 'aged. 58 years. •
ilthett.'on Suite 28117, Mrs,
• .••Wia.;-: '..a'g•ecl 31..yearit- .and
months: • • .• ., • ,• •
ERRA:TT-In . Stanley On .June 7.160;
Data . daughter- of •Air.' •ISaae
••.. att.; aged 30: years: • •
TAYLOR,In. Stanley. • on june 25th,
Henry Taylor, aartal• 84 years. ••
AleMANIIS-111 Colborne on Itenc 2riti
Wth, McManus', aged 46. years': and
• . 6 montlia.,. .„ . •
KEPFER.;---in Grey On June 29, Jacob
Keffer„. aged 87 years and 4 anon,
BLOOMFIELD-In Morris' .on Jane 2o,
Bloomfielet, aged '79, years. .
BRANDON -In Morris on June • 2oth,,
' • Clark arils .BrandOxi, son • Of Mr.
• J. IT. Brandoni. aged rz -years.- ato1
• 6 'filoriths: • - .
CARRITTHIMS-In Wingham •onaTtate
• . 2 6th,..John. 'Ca.rruthers, brother of
. Airs, Belfry Ball,. aged- .66 ,yearS
• and '3 menths. '• - • • ••
ORKMAN-At Victoria'hospital,Lon.
• deist, Or: Jinni 19th,. Lynn• Werktr.an
ofe . at the. ago of
years. • '
PHAETON. FOR SAIX, AS GOOD AS '
• new.. Also . a set . new harness,
Apply lat. The .News -Record office. 25*
I/00 STRA.VED.-L-THERE STRAY]
_. from the 14drentises of the undersigned
about three weeks, ago, '. .short tail
Collie • dog,. black,' hrown legs 'and,
• brown tips over eyes. Anyone • re-
turning sante or giving information
.whieb will lea,d, to its. recovery . will
greatly' obbge.-.-Peter McGee, Hol-
mesville P. (),* .
CAROL E. NEWCOMBE A. 141 6. If... -
organist of Ontario street Methodist
church. Teacher of Piano, Harmony,
Form. Free Theory lecture Ars
dents every Tuesday everting at stu-
dio.. Over Newcombe's store, Clin-
ton.
c.,I7INTON DYE WORICS-t AM rim'.
• pared 'to do salt Miles of Cleaning,
Dyeing - and Pressing of Clothes,
Alt work done an short notice and
satisfaction guaran teccla•-.J. T. SE
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WARD.
of eleven years in the West. • •
Frank and (3.orge Tout of Kincar-
dine. Sundayed with. their uncle, Mr,
Mr. ond„ . Mrs. George Clark ..of Ca.:
borne township:• -Sundayed in the .v ill -
age. .
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; 3* Os. - Howlett's is on tiar.sick 'list at
present, • . .
• Miss.. A. Cum. i tighatn , Goderielt
(hayed at Loom.. '•-
East Wawanosh. .
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A very pleasant evening Wes:spell t
at the home of Mr. R. chanintly . Ott
Jtine. 16th wheat a manlier of the. 'fri-
ends' of Mr. D, Chaniney assembled
and spent g. very enjoyaltle thee. •In-
• strurtner,tal music by the Alisses Lottie .
and Gussie violit" music by
Eclward"and. EVana Haines,' - while Mr.
R.obt. Chairney rendered some heatiti-
h..-1 selections on Alio ;notitl, organ,
There :Were .tilso. recitatives; games and.
i peel oinionees, after... n•Liei r
te.stV supper teas 'protcied. by Miss'
.Enplietnia..•Chatitaey:. and • AliSs• lana'
,Dettgon„. The ea effinig • ended.' • bv all
singing 'wit1t hrarty: 1.0-1008 '"(..4 46 Save.
the .King" ''idayed by Miss E. Tin:nip-.
soya
Goilerich.
Miss Ada . ilelwiof Auliurn bi-. in
• toWn: this airek :t* guest ••01,'•
,Tories.'• • • • • •
)•Mr's: Roy. of Stratford is 'the guest
thiS 'spitscn 61..1111s. •
• Vlower Sunday is now a recognized.
atirsial event in three , of our. churches.
Last Sund4..it. Was( obsi,rveel 16 the
letter' .by . Knox church. and. the great
at tanchince of . :children; • Wi ti 1 !low-.
• ers.': pinned 'on their breasts., •the. most
of.... the. congregation • fellowing suit,
°she:Wed' that every family was well
represented. . •
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4tiroll. County S. S.
(Cent-tutte(1 •freni, last week.) '•:' .
Wechieseay afternoon,- the Nvork •. of.
Huron ..Ccunty 8.unclay - Union
w'''a'As'fteedrilat'insliTrci.v.iee'.;• of Re -N7.
IlfeLean conducted (let ot Lona'
doges.. • • • • , , • • •
•A • number committees '• reported:
and the .election of officers followed,
which resulted follows : . . •
.. President; A. Cosees, Wingham
• .ice„ D. H. Altuiro,•Atiburn ,
See,-Trea.surer, J. 0: Stoneman
• Benson • • . • • •
Cor.-Secretary,.*.JallitS
• Ooderieh..- ••
A .strong 13*e:outlet) committee • • of
twelve was also elected. ' • ••
.MrS. J. A. Jackson. of. Torontoi eon -
ducted aelas. s.,showing her Systent of
Primary class teaching. Mr. Jackson,
al so 'gave. an .address. The • •• Renee:.
Tobld. Conference WI., Sunday sch061
management elicited au' interchange.
of . optteou that' atrove helpful.
Rev'. J. Oliver, •who spoke . with: such.
acceptance the previous • evening, .alsO
gave . an address which was much ap".
preciated. 7
In. the eveuitig, after' a • *service of
song 'was Ied 17y J., A, l‘lorton., Rev.
D., Petrie eontacted the devotional e)c-
ercises. • . " •
President Munro had been called
hoine early itt the . day; and in Ms
place, Dr, Towler, the C.orresliminling-
Secretary, intro( ticed the President
eleet, Mr. A. Cosens, who presided.
Rev. J. II. Oliver'a, return home Le -
fore .the evening service. necessitated,
a change in the prc,gratn. Rev. .T,
Philip of Kincardine kindly stepped
into the vacancy and gave an address
on "Iirble Study." '
• Rev, F. Larkin B. A., of Sea-
forth,- then delivered a • thoughtit..1 ad-
dress on ,".rlie 'relation- between.. the
Parent dud the School."
MIS% Griffin and Mr, F. Hill each
galls/tient. wiletiol-reeytet".eiirlegcl vocal 4selections
ABOUT YOrt 'IPLEXION.
A yellow, muddy conipleition tells
of derangements. of ,the liver and bil-
dicates the presence of .bile . poloott
in the blood. Dr, Chase'S Kidney -Liv-
er Pills set the liver and kidneys
itytiori, purify the blood, cleanse the
s,t'stent and assttre a healthy glow to
the complexion. As 'a faitnily ntediChre
FARA/ TO RANI) on voit SALE.,_,.„ Dr, Chaast's Kidney -Lor eills are of
Lot 32, colt a, Otalericb township, iliestimaMe
ecusistxttg of 8o acres, 40 acres seed-
„ ed down, 6 acres in fall wheat,, or- .
chard, brick house end bank barn. 1.00It SAT4Z-GOOD SIiCOND IIAND
tiviic front school, 2',/, miles • front top buggy, almost as gOOd aS nevv.
•Iiolutesville, $ miles from Clinton. Will be sold elcap. Apply Box. /
Clinton P, 0,20
inenedlate Possession can be Oven, -
George 3. Connell, Clinton P. 0.
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TITOROilltED EtlISTER,W DUP.-
WOOL WANTI;l1)--4I/GIIEST MAR- lism Bull for sale, 13 months old,
ket price will be paid for any tintatt- nave two, will sell one cheap.-Al-
titY Wool 'at the i'ltarxlard Mc' hurt Nott, ItA 24. eon. 2, Statle)",
vator.-W. G. Smith, 9-3 Clinton 1'. 0! , 1$
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Miss U. A. Sidinirigs, Correspondent, .o• (0 DOCTOR ADVOCATEOVPERATION
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—PE -RU -NA MADVANIFE
UNNECESSARY,.
The News of Godericht
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Mr. Tolsma of Detroit, "Zebe" Mrs. Percy INIalcoinison Lit (.1104mw
ma as big brethren of the fishing fleet it; liPenaing t1117'' w"k at 14c LIM l'A"nit'
called hint, now one of the million. 1 on Vest street. *
aires of Detroit., spent the pleasantest.- ; North street church WaS. WAAL Mit '
dayS at his lite, we 'might say, here 1 on Senday :evening. last. Dr. Daniel
last week.
if‘t.ti-itilitaiaureAtetztiticsts of Mr. and ; id,i tall am.stsous ay blue. rieut,vitil_li, at. opibui: (..ontig;egalti;
I. tient but he told them to die daily as
Airs. Gre7g .414 Aliss Evelyn. of I‘Sierase.
been very ill the i ast .SiX weeks, ; the roots of pride, vanity,. avarice aud •
- Mrs. Coates lies, we regret to say. 1 '`:;,,v0r.):7 /illsi 11"1; se( I":i""V81S' iti:4"11)11111
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The Noraman and Tow 111eVea, N re.
vt:' I.,:usi, under 1.4e.r loot arc. Lori aae.
`, l'aul, they could talk of 0i...iv miser-
NINv'eeeekk ' with the sehociner Kolfage
C tip t a. i n J os elk Nob I e. ' cant e. 314 . willtittS. 'I.. ,;jiaty:aticlt)s(1)sti\),:.1:t''t..:l'ii('ee:;7,:trtt'::?:''s;cs;ii'1\;:;)les'tlillill'1:g1.::': e;144,-)11:11e1;11(8:11:1-:.1).Yeil 1;:.:
lea. eargo of posts from Silverwatwea:
for tite Lumber Co. Lem
The anniNersa.ry of little Miss
iiamillou's seventeenth birthday 471rtotlxntotal:e .other congregatious •atteutled.
celebrated- quietly on• Vriffity. Roil 4,411,rIrrlai. ;LI.i.e: lil:orllsliteliewlitnikni.;r1cgbatsoedmtrheolub,2ie;
Airs, Robertson, of Buffalo earne. on7 ClAiinrts°.1•11.Vilril.i)la:1, AgIffeCtlir:oltIl.t4victra.71e7Y IA1I(11101;e4
her mother,' Mrs.. W. Sinitl,.. . '
'•-ritursdnY last) ealltd by the illness of Yotaig) arrived last Frititte front New
l'f-irle, aid. is- the guest 01' her parents,
ni) with lumber lOr th.) nautta last•s c' . ki g t th•e• eross.
Airs: Sickles and little . Son Vance,
Iron Port Huron, Mr.„and ..strs. Bart- Air, • and 'Mrs. Voting.
els, Miss :Brown, sister of ;Airs. .Dunlop
from Detroit, Wrs.. ando A
"
McGillivray of etroand her
ire, '111eQ4k1111Dit
111 Pontiac, ex.-.
her - brother, Mr. :Ben 0,bbons of • De_ coronae/al .by their husbands, were ex-
trolt • am!, .Soute of our ane aim, flecursionists laat week tat the Greyhound
troit swatter Nisitors, Air. Ayer ana as . were olso Mr. .atal: Mrs. Alvin A.
over 306 visitors,
come• On the Grey- ;Wright af Detroit, the whole- party
hound, • 'We never saW , so many . cOr- being the guests of Mrs. Joseph
iror-
Jore to attend the moonlight. Welt*. I. Mr.- and .Airs. R. E. Trout and babe,
4: ifal eil:Lti eilaudiettsttc4c.u.aktztiloe,Q:wvitialt)t'ihregoaelellacL:1`:Isitelritgt ooiti, 1411:1 lekeiyir :. MLIVIII•rieSSS.,1- 11:31111(111(1:1 NIStV0i.1141:4S) 7.44 IS3e'et.'keill'aal Bwacienk) Halal
l
oWneF`ti 113,1 ITV-. The train,. WO, 1V1-44 OP : ' Airs, T. R. -hoe
v: 1-t11'(Mni.f‘.a1.11.
11:17:1:(:aunt
titen.iii:i1.)itol.eNt;c1116rtorpit:rsons took in the. her daughter, .Mrs.. W.' M. 'ferry, ar-
ia= • little grandsen, son of Air.. • and. kins and M‘lis vi()1141, ‘‘;1'11"..„t,he git.t's7t,"
rived from Toront o this .week• all(' are
• KITS. Richard Sprang • was called, the guests of Mrs, Fred Love.
. .
away ' to Petrolea- by the illness of Mrs. -George W. Vitlean, Airs,. 'raw-.
Airs., W,' Wallace of that town
while here was the' guest ' of tbe Affis.ses. l t'''' :3: 1‘)Sliet.:::)'1,f‘,;Lik. id triSi .r.:,y,7::tput1/41 '1)11:14010SS::::. 2''2' :11
Miss 1/111144 , • 13roderiel. of Detroit eail, • .
•11ttiow,
aetionalcl. Shne e left by stage' Oa: Fri- ,..Tu'at the haute .rif Mrs,. Christopher
day to visit her relatives at Luck-- - atexay, Jr claugloter, Nellie • Moodie,
of 3_‘:1Drelit ro,Ui.t. ji s.. etlite"- gt call( li.'t.cletislUastiYaGserre.te-..1'e'lii:', Ijk)ettliii111111.'C'slgl.v:•iii 'i-aArlii:tiatilit:nelc1)11:' . 1111‘,Irr.4fijoisE dto'..'1-Ateilvrte:.
. . .
her .arat, Mrs. 101111 lieicitifitirgciliiSerr: miss :;. itliotal‘rrerrj:g:pepeera..01.1(1r
ItIrs. Ilogat: and- her 7?11'
IStititie, u -ill remove. to Detroit in Sep- : parlor.' •The •bricle looked -lovely in her
. eavto 17 v,.31.),) al rat1110.1 J.iniiii:
ber '
.
was- the guest last 'week et Airs, • ' 'J.,. -
'Bedford, Sr. •• t-w.1,eilttl;iti:shtt.teik:inev:e;:fs'qletrebtatebtt6..srlilik)b.::),Itlai:ioNliialed
comPanied - her frit.nd, airs. Cla-7;tott',1' -
. Airs:. lititVWr . of Detroit,_ who ae- green atripe. 'The skirt Was • trimmed
.
.friencl, ,Aliss May Elliott, who Las beeta• bridesmaid, Athis alaY .AlcAule.v.: wcire.
Elliott until...the . Second.- week, •
July, .
ttec,. weeks'. in., town. the gees t o 'f • . Inn.' . s1‘11;‘0:17W‘..eciltc:r7I'ethtlicc(i)'(11111.et%11.111:iiilfee• re.,111.1aikti.l.e.lialr'',.t7is4esic•tl‘..1..siel.q0l-if
the. guest of her motIver„ Mrs. 1,e-wis•. a. - beautifully 'made costume 'Of white
.. - tt:i .:Nivellnalit the 'waist a ..yoke . ei heav-
. .
Miss • Fox . of London spent. the past; -
. . .
'Airs. Sickles of - i ort • I/0ton. left 11; 'esailik-niat'i7017-1::e Ar-Iiir).butill .e.obt7g7.1i"ntillei::.'f - tiouNlyitrt
tle- greyhound . int: •Vriday a.; • lu.. ' ;WHO. . N1:71atcsi g' craorgreilestlit'l::111-71.icei' .ght-(4c:1107et.':.)-Etril:trili-ttC0:
' i
Vance Antal-I:ling -with los grandmoth-. the •bride Was a, gOld • watch: and: to the
11, i%Lrs 1or
18 put.
eck
.ting waeiOrmer ii-7)11Okft:ss..111a.A.fti.loaCiellaylf d
S.ticrnete4r. WIIS
1 tPtlW' [1 1l1
Witdow in the rod( .of the Image ortVitei. for .th.b
e ridat'vparty and. their •quests.
ed by .hinr on,' Nelson street noNV oern.i,- be • bride •anc; groom and their .:IntrIY
Pied .by i5Ir 42ocii • a: • left by •tIte (3.:1"e010111-.11 C..11 Viiday ' . for
• cantair. Norman McDonald is -now thei'r 1•••oefe \Vim:ascii:: • •
safferieg ntOre .front stoutaeli • :trouble •...Air. • b.e.:y, .f inert y I -he'll -0,31k '
itIrs. II, Deinus -returned to her home
tiny): !ruin We' • • •
1, alums.), of the
l".11sP. Commerce: here, lett 'i.ow of 'Battle •
- speat ew avs m own,
at-• Qh•athain . Saturday after i•veek, -
last
"le s t t' • .
1 a tin -17 si ere with Mrs: and Miss
Phemie Cox, • • • . . ,
•We hacb.the . pleasure' of ititletiig Mr. imemessamolo,„aaa,„ ..amoseememonakama,a4 0111,,
e'llSwillfrWiii./d:411.111l•4111V;4411•;41i.,1%••114,10;1116,411.,111"6.4/•.*;•4//41/viii
troit, former .proprIgtor el The
'Mrs: Havill'a ------ r. • Charles
ed. They were: the. guests • of Look Here.,Next, Week for 1.
occompani-
efir.
Mrs. Eva Bartho,1C3 East 125.11 street,
New York. City, N. Y., writes:
1$1 suffered for three years with leucor-
rhea and *ulceration of the wymb. The
doctor adavoeated an operation whiehl
dreadeclvery much, and strongly object. ,
ed to go under it. Now 1 ant a Changed
vieman, Poruna cured me ; .it took 21 1110
bottles, but .T felt so much Improved 1
kept taking it, as I dreaded an operation
so much. am to -day in perfect health
and have not felt so well for' fifteen
rears." -Mrs, Eva Barthel.
It is no longer a. question as to whether
• Forum, can be relied on to cure all such
cases. During the many years in which
Perunit, has been put to test in ail forms
and stages of acute and chronic catarrh
no one year has put this remedy to great.
er test than the post year. •
If all the women who are suffering
with any for m of f male wealcness would
write to Dr. Flartman, Columbus, Ohio
and give hint a complete description of
their symptoms and the peculiarities -0,
their troubles, he will immediately:reply
fwrietehoctoomearlegtee..directions for treatment,
Address Dr. Hartman, President oi .
The Hartman Sanitarium, Colum.b0s,
Ohio.' •
3.; T. GOldthorpe has leased the '.1)(iit.1.••
311 is Trii. :11 Wr„rn,wk re,(ed
liundiitnne. for memorizing the
'shorter cote:Iris:1m and a bilile.•from' the
• •I'.,ext Sunday is dower Sunday • la
NOI7141 Street elm rt . The. new pasti7r,
Rev.” Mr.' ifazen, pri!.a01... •
Airs. BoYer. of :Yew. York spent last.'
week at' eW flatulent visitieg
tiVeir. end returned thia week •with- her ,
• cousin; Mi.'s. ;:tpenee, and the Misses.'
Spence of Berth., N1.1:0 will speed .inana .
weeks.. with Mrs, W.' ATaritcer, Mrs.
Spenee's..mOther:.:.
•
IIav of 'the' Itticlidgan Vg,r0.1)er,
z;:•9;l/tr-.011.;•Artlier Switzer'. anr.
'Grand Rapids and Dr. • 'Herbert
ancl Mrs.* Switzer. of .Gaistes, Alich,,
w.ere. the guests , of Mr. and Mrs, Swit-•
e i‘r. rlasAt :ziielierk :me
ann 101....MiSsouri ar-
rivial 111 Owa,about Inn days: ago' after
all • alasence 'froiu nungamnon :ar.4 ,triei-
nity: of about, years.' . 'Tie is. .a
regular 'Missourian,. : • '•
Afiss WestOri Bell of, 'BoSton: 111
the gitest .of ber mother; Mrs. I tarry
anedll stpareen•aul'l'er
Bc6urse in
literature in Boston anclrhad .the ex-
trenie Pleasure- of meeting that great
and, distinguisated Woman Suffrage.
iea-
(kr in.. Aestraiia, Mrs:. Lister Watson.
• Mrs. LOrne Match's -ma aid' little den-
ghter are the gniestS'•of odotp
Bates', also Mrs. nates' (aauglater., Mrs,
Voital •
• •Mra, Dr.' Cowan Of Kentuckya .alaug1:7.•
ter of. the late Mr.. Strittbers,• 'Toronto.
street,' spent a few days il.i total", 'the
guest of bur atuitt: Mrs: Sautes
earidge and cousin, Mrs.- Jame: Alia"
Mrs, George Andrews ,returried to her
home in S.-IN:veleta hiat -week accont-
penied by her'.sister, Miss Agnes nu,n.L
•
daugliter .Mrs, Coultes•••and son,. ...Sind
Airs. Adam Cook Of ler
Mrs; Ioslttii Cook •and three. sons On
the: some Place apent .1,mte 19t1c the,
gaocislt.s of and Mrs:, , Robo.
ert j'or.;,.
st
We have .ntuch pleasure' in iitating
the- receipt by the 1,. 0..1i.. of, a e1ie4uel
for.: twettly-live dollars for the Matine
hospital fund- Irina Warden Bowman.
Mrs.' •Adainson; too, .0.fter givieg 8.
short tittle ago- :her cheque :t.o tle
0. 4.. for: thirty dollars gave . them
after' the' sod was turiii:d a cheque for
cam hundred dollars. • -
We 'oust cougratuldte Air. alai Airs.
O. II. Basket", upon the Marriage of
their . son, Mr. William Henry dlos-
ken,. at Stephette church'Tc•ronto, to
Miss: Charlotte Waiuwii,ght, daughter.
of ,,the late Mr. :la:lintel 'Wainwright of
rttersOn, Altosl:okai ' Weffitesdity,
25th J'une,ev.. Mr. Broughall per-
formed the 'eet•enitniy. 'The brie*: was
given away hy her hrother, johifWain-
.
wright; •and was attendee'', by. Miss ida
111. Aenistreiag, as bridesmaid, while
Air, William Harris attc.nded the
groom.. •
Dirs. Morgan was called to' Porter's
Bill last "reek bk the illness of her
aattgriI
,itell;Cli
itulEtC
rs41rl
4t6epl)w:1rIhas ltael
t •Aaeicitigali
Abis
glitoe-tesi.ejpainted a very 1))'Y shade of
• Mrs-. Malcom Stevenson of • 'Clinton
attended the Womans' Institute held
at Morrisdale li'arni last weak in
cifrAert.11avi)tileiwiyt,V.itli her friend:, Airs. Calltai
in
Mies • ausie Shaw of Thessaloa 15
spenuing the season the guest: of the
Misses Macdonald. •
llarrister R. .S. Hays WaS made tile
itaPpy recipient 'of a lovely • chafing
diS11, at the hands of Mr. I itt (Antis
)
1 To
1-
y
Our Special Bargain List. $
. .•
We purpose making a special Bargain Sale
of special lines every week, RD Cl. our firstlist
• will appear in the next issue of The News -
Record; anil will give special cuts on some
lines every week. .
Call .and get our Special prices on Samson
• Portland Cement, Binder:Twine and et -ice
wire.
C
. '
-A. fulLsuiVly, 'all sizes.
Chestnut
.Stove
" Egg- •
and Grate Coal,
Prompt delivery and satisfaction guaranteed.
Farmers can have then. coal any day they
come. If. . cars in we can supply from
our Sheds.. •
srtiav-Ep. AND .HARDWARE
HARLAND. BROS.
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:;:Close Cut Clotbino Prices
t!
• , •
In order to keep tae with the 'ever increasila. d e-
..
+(mends for Up-to-date Ready-to-wear clothing we will
;place in stock, in two or three weeks, one of the largest
Xan.d best assorted ranges of Clothing ever shown in Clin-
• ton. For this purpose we have chosen the famous "Reg-
•.•
4.ent Brand a well tailored moderate priced line of cloth-
*ing made to suit both young and old,
.? But it is not of the Regent 13rand we wish to speak
:but of the moneysaving, room making bargains you can
..now find in our store.
::Men's Suits at $3.90—Only a few left of our
ex men's Grey Tweed Suits, regular $6.50 value at 3.90
.+Men's Suits at $5—Odd sizes in a nice dark $7
$
Soo
u, is,t1atand
$12 Suits equally cheap. 5.00
of Norfolk, Ohl()) oil his visit to S„May's Knickers at 50c and 75c Men's- Odd Pants $l up
Goderielt last week.
:Odd Vests at $1. Men's Odd Coats at less than half price
r",
•I'm ',co KEEP W1I,L ::Some great values in 'Ladies Whitewear.
The best •ellorts of the great pity", ••$"
+Extra values in I3oots and Shoes.
sicians eire now expending
how to keep people well and prevent
serions disease. nr, Chase's Nerve
rood was prepared with, this object
view. It is tot -only a cure for
diseasen of the, nerves but also a re-
storative to be used when • vitality
runs low and the weakened mitlitioil
of the system 'invites ettacle by fevers,
1.45 eotitagiots kliseasest
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