The Clinton News-Record, 1904-08-04, Page 5, vwww 1,W.r
August 4th 1904'
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'HE .MQLSON.S BANK
Incorporated by Act a Parileanent 18.55
apitaIattthorIgott. 45i000i000 CaPitot paid up $34,000i000.
.R00.0rve'rund $2.850i000
RE1VIOVAL
The -nnblie Will.pleaso bear in -mind that we have removed from our
IJ etand, Itattenbury streetto our now and OPO,OlOtle °Mee (which
is now in- the ,eentre a theteven) in the 'new Combo block. corner of
Victoria and Albertistreeta (opposite J W. rwk grocery) A. .eail
front thepOblie generally Is endielted.
SAMOS,. BANK DEPARTAIENT--
Interest iillOweditt highest:current ratea .from date of •
'clepeelt.to date of Withdrawal .
ORKWER. Nitinae*tCLINTON •
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. BUTLER, EYE, EAR,. INTOSE
and Throat $pecialist 37e Queen'
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441-1 1.-)N :•"14•101"•If+to+14•1•444. Avenue, London arcl door east of
St. 'Andrew's .church. Glasses sup-
... plied. Will be at the Rattenbury
Rouse,' Clinton, .A.pril 8,..1r UM 0 Und
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The eases are good °
designs "
• • They are aceurate time:
• keepers, therare durable."-:
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Also a full line of
KITCHEN
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ALARM CLOCKS
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•" Call and see them
Prices are Right::
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W. H. Hellyar
,± Jeweler and Optician - (
CLINTON—
We mum
cam You?
Have bitilt up a first class
trade, such as we have
• unless our goods were
right in every way. We sell
the Finest Goods for the finest
trade. One trial con vineee yeti
of this.
Among other lines we ex-
cel in Fancy Biscuits. • We
keep Assorted Biscuits M 10c •
per lb. up to Macaroons at 50c.
In Olives and Pickles tve have
only the best: Chutney Chili
Sauce, Chow -Chow, sweet and •
sour Vinegar ricklee and also
Horse Radish.
We still solicit your trade
W. T. 0"Neil.
CLINTON
•Houses for Sale.
i ---Good Cottage arid two kits on
Isaac street.
2 -Good House and lava lots •with
large plum orchard • onulton
street.• , •
3 -Comfortable Rouse- and one lot
en Joseph street.
4 -Brick 'Rouse end two lots Mt Mary
street.
' 5 -Two Rouses on Rattenbury street
west. .
(r -Large ;Brick House with siX acres
of land, barn and drIving barn, good,
orchard, within a Inge of centre of
Clinton. • ' • •
o-Fratne House' with eight ,aereS". Of'
• land, burns mai -orchard, c Dinsley •
Terrace. •• •
Pot terms, .etc., apply to •
HENRY IIHATT/E,
Solkitor, etc, • •• Clinton.
We are carrying a hied lbw of
Vases
jardinieres,,
Toilet Sets
mid Ionia be pleased, ta.have yeet
and inspect. •
Our stock of NOvelties, Brie -a -brae,
•Artware, Tinware,•etc.,i complete.
• Desk:tee; these we terry tandieS and
-fancy biatuits.
• Eggs taketi ft a/edict/Wit for goods,
Mrs Shiers
$TORS#
THOROBRED REGISTERTM DUP.-
ham Bull. for sale, 13 months old,
RaVe two, will sell one cheap. --Al-
bert Nott, lot 24. eon, 2, Starlo)r,
Clinton P.'0. • • 15.
FARM•TO RENT OR. ICOR SALE.,
. Lot , 32, con. 9, Goderich township,
consisting of 'So acres, 40 acres seed-
ed down, 6 acres in fall wheat„ or-
chard, brick house and bank barn. y,
mile from school, 2 miles from
Holmesyille, 5 miles from Clinton.
Inimitchate possession can be given. -
George J, Connell, Clinton V: 0,
Dit EGBEP.T, EYE SPECIALIST,
beatthe Mattenibiory/Rousa, On
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Augast X5th, rah and. '17t11, fitting
glasses. 2 -Dr. Egbert is an =list,
physician and surgeon, He will fit
you properly to glasses, Call at the
Rotten -Miry Rotel on .above dates.
3 -Read Dr. Egbert's card on. page
2. 4 -Glasses that don't fit are wor-
se than pone. Dr. Egbert will fit
your eyes properly. At Pattenbury
Rouse August r5th, I§th and. 07th,
5-T1ie very -latest and swellest sty-
les in Eyeglasses, 'Chains Rims
carried tar. Dr, Egbert, Eye Special-
ist, •• At Rattcnbury Ronse August
' 15th, rah and r7th.-6--Don'tforget
, the date of Dr: Egbert's visit, Aug,
r5th, ,r5tI2 and rlith, at •Rattenbury
House. Call and have yam eyes.
properly fitted. 7 -If• you want a
very swell pair of glasses call.. 'on•
Dr. Egbert at Rattenbury House on -
August r5th, ifith and 17th, 8 -Six
• leaclachets out of every.seven ean
cured b.,y, property fitted glasses. Call
on Dr. Egibert at the ,Rattentairy
..Rouse' August • 15t11, 16th and V7t11,
• and have 'rant:bad eyes Made good.
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LEAVE YOUR:ORDERS' NOW
• FOR yOUR SEASON'S S,DP-'•
.PLY OF COAL. 'WE CARRY •
ONLY THE. VERY •BESVGRA.....,
DES • WIIRH WILL BE SOLD
• A- THE 'LOWEST POSSIBLE -
PRICE, . ' • • •
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ORDERS MA li BE LEFT At .
• DAVIS HARD-'
WARE STO-PTE•O1. WITB:
Stevenson.
You. Can See
For yourself how, Much -al shoe has to
do 'with the appearance of your fOot.:•
- What is 'uglier. than a poorly , shaped
shoe? :What is daintier than •• • •
A TRIM CLEAN CUT stir*
that tits closely about the foot •ancl:
brings out its natural artistic lines.
We can find a shoe, to fit your foot
no , matter how hard you are to suit.
Our sking stock lias ar7'ved a.ndthe
prices are right., We are showing a a
Jinc of shoes for oten at 53.50 that
Can't be • beat for price ;and quality.
Also a line of shoes for ,weeneti (The
Queett Aleziainler) for 1;2 which is extra
value,' Come in and have a look at
can stock. No trouble to show goods,
•
Grpoeries,.
Our stock is ednipletie. We have t:
good' line of Japan Teas, greott ard
black. , In Package •teas we carry the
Ludella, Red Rose Blue Ribbon ilia
Lipton's celebrateh teas. They were
boUght before the advance. in price
which we will give Orr customers the
'benefit of: Pla.fit and Fancy Biscuits,
Boiled Ham, Smoked Roll,, Breakfast
Baeon, Pickled Pigs 'Feet, Canned
Meats, Ineklesia bulil and bottles of
all kinds. A trial erder will convince,
yor.$ that we carry a stock equal to
aaiy in; the trade and the prices rea-
sonable. Also a ear o RecIpath's sug-
ar just arrived which we are selling at
'cost.
In seeds we have got good Red
Clover, Alsikc, Initothy, angold and
Tarnin seed and all kinds of garden
. seeds, orchard •graSs.
In crockery We' have a few clitmer
sets we ate selling very -cheap. Your
1
*ado selected,
I R 'GRAHAM..
ogle Cooper16 stand.
for Butter and V4‘ggs. Pholle 23
ntsfltV Oa Ming to tale 24441011141 ants be
cured of croup. whooping ecitigh and colde bi
using Irepo-Orescderie--they breathe it.
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The Clinton News-Reco
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Isisrriages.
A.Tawxrire-8111304134.T---A.t. Ow re-
sidence a the ,bride's parent* in
Toronto, Itfy Reie. W. W. Leech,
George te. kat!' well, torinerly of
Poderith township, to May Shit
t, all of ;Toronto.
ClitqiNii-V-DALE-At the manse,Eg-
nzondville, on July zoth, by Rev.
N. $1164w, William Pears= Ches.
• ney of Hannah, North Dakota, to
lllary E. W. Dale, daughter of hlr.
Ueorge Dale of Tueszersmith,
WICKW1RE-WHITE-In Exeter on
July aist, by Rev. I. Graham of
Wellborn, cousin of the bride, Mr,
Francis J. Witnywtre, to Margaret
V. Whtte, datig4iter of the late
John White, founder a the Exeter
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GSWANSON- ANNATT-In Blyth 4'2
July �tIi Ly Rev, '141r. McLean,
Chas., Swanson Ito Jennie Gannett,
both of Winghaun.
RAE -SMITH -At the .esidence of the
bride's paretts on July n7th, by
Rev.Louis Verna, Robert Rae of
Flemming, IN. 'W. to Christena
, Campbell, .eletest daughter of Illr,
Olive r• Smith of Wroxeters
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Births.
STANLEY -In Toronth to Mr. and
Mrs. hred, E. Stanley, a son.
ELLIOTT-041,July 23rd, Mrs, Sam.
Elliott of Bluevale Road, a son,
JOHNSTON-Tx, •Wingliani on July 20,
Mrs. Johnstda, a daughter.
Goderieli on • July atb,
tb Mr, and Mrs, J. S. Rosario, a
daughter,
JA.RDINE-14n Dunlop on july 17th,
• to Mr. and Mrs. George Jardine,
a daughter.
BROWN -lo Morris, in July 2ist, the
wife of Mr. John A, Brown, of 2,
claighter.
hur,14,9=an xianett cm July 24th, the
• wife of Mr. John Mills, of a elak-•
• STOgIiiit'el-. • In 'EaSt WaWandsh on July
• soth, the wife of Mr. ,I.C. Stoltz,
WIL(T)1,TA4MsS"ON-In Brussels :on 3tiof' y
Mrs.i3antal Mrs. Robert
• • D¢O.thS.
CARTER -in ClintOn on :fitly 2911,
iOnma. Chill:ngworth, wife of Mr.
• James Carter, aged 5r years.
Hitllett on, July 3oth,
Mrs. Itlit?ch, aged 3,7 years
aral ioomontlis. • , •
11/OG12E00R-1n Goclerich township' On
SUly 28t11, Margaret Currie, wife
• of Mr. Andrew McGregor, aged 66
BRANDON,. -In 111Orrs on July 21st,
James Henry •13reraloit, aged • 6o
years: • ;•• •
MALCOLM-In 'Kmeardine on july
, , 25th, Williant Malcolm, aged. 79
PRATT-In Morris on July 23ret; Ria
• .eleard. Pratt, aged 7ti years.
FISHER -Lin Exeter • on , July; 24th,,
Rdbert Fisher.? •aged 85 Years.
LOVE -At Loveville, Man., do July
• 13t11, 'George Love, fonterly. •of
• Brussel-s, ,4ed 1>7 years.
'NICHOLSON-In Manitoba 'OM July.
21th, Robert Nicholson, formerly
• of the Goshen Line, Stanley, *ogee)
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:bo wars.. •
VORBES:,--Iii. Manion on Stay 217t1t,
Jane -Forbes,: relict of the late
• John Forbes,. aged 87vears 7
,
• months and
VACATION TRIPS -Lo TO 30 DAYS.
Call ,at Gram], Trunk Ticket offices
for copy. of new tourist folt:ter, giving
rates for delightful vacation trips mu -
bracing the various tesorts "IiIghlara
es of Ontario," the Sea..Shore, White. t
Mountains; Lake • George, Portland, ;
Halifax, Boston,' zoo&Islands, ete.
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MAY FEVER • '
Is unknown in Muskoka. 0htai as
0 00000 0 0 0000000o
The News, of Goderich.
Miss E. A. Skimings, orreorionpont.
ii-Oit4fli,Ye.0.4.4,6A<FA`fieffrif•Xes •
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11,1rs. George Haley of Toronto, who
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Calcl.
well, will leave for her home on Tues.
day next.
Mrs. W. D. Shannon anticipates spen-
ding the 'Winter in 'Calilorroa for the
benefit of het health. Miss bbannon,
will .e.ecompany- her mother.
We must, couRratolate one of the.
rister . M. Q. Johnston, on 'being an.
subscribers of The News -Record, Bar.
pointed town :clerk. Re well till the
P0SitIfl well.
Captain William Guudry has par.
chased the residemee on South street
and Elgin avenue from. the Sinith "es;1
tette heirs, lately occupied by Mr. -W.,
Mitchell, late • town clerk.
'.A• very pretty though quiet .weCa'ang.
took- place in St, Andrew's ' ehurch;
winnipeg on 23rd Juin' the contract-
ing parties being Miss Lthel Jean,
eldest daughter lor the 'late 'William A.
Rhynas • of .Goclerich, mai' James Hex.
riattote ' Fainnene" manager of the
Union bank, Frank, Aflyirta.' The cora
enmity was performeei ty Rev. BI?
AleMillian. The . bride looked ioveiY.
Mal bright hoe, going away getim oll
grey broadcloth. with. tenches. of .green,
Wvtli which was worn a, liandsinne
Avaiat Of alle;yow lace of a oreyish
ever grey taffeta. 'Her 'hat was white
with grey and green Anal she narried
hcquet roses. 1Vliss Jeanette,
the •young 'sister of the bride,,,,who. was
maid' of ltotibr, wore a dainty"gown
white lace 'with ve.lencs'ennes 41 -portion.
Mrs. W. A. Rhynas aud Miss
entipteegN.vill ratan this month from Win.
• Xr, Jaanes Craig of Terouto spent
a few c.lays the,;attest of: liis aunt,Mrs,
anieisgeSnsBo
Stewart. 1.4
• llacve opmea
splendic'i Stock of furs 'in. the stoire
lately occupied by S. E. IIick raixt
door to the Bell:Telephone Co's office.
A. large timber wolf (white) is the
window,. • ;
• Mr: • Fred, Thomson •sad his house
on George's Ctesecut to Rev. Mr.
Knott, a. retireci elergyouni of
gan and. a ;brother of Mrs. StoVes,
The • itot,se or, Wellington street, so
lett occupied by Captain Dan. Stah-
el -lend, 'has beco piorchaSed by, Mr.
Charles Hunt, It is part of tthe
gaw estate. -
Captain • Dan Sutherland's faaitilf
will occupy , Mrs. Forbes" cottage for
the summer. • .
Mr. Fred. Thomson will remove to
the lrnt.ac 011 Etlgin.avoine lately oe-
etried by his•parents, Mr, and
George •Thomsott. •
Mr. D. catiteloii nas• had l4s old
honie u Canibria, Street painted and
UM windows put ins it is (elite new
looking. It was the licane Of MS
childhood in6 bizilt at brick.:
Miss MeViear of the 13esiness col-
lege stall at' Bai
rrie is I visiting her
parents ate( emit; •l,frs. captain. Me-
l...ay.,
-J.• W. Smith spent- 11kccinesdfcy
London, His racin hose ''Missouri
Chief" :is being trained in Lendoneand
be: Went hewn to see the .iinprdVainent
being: Made in Itis ;trotting. •
pitons :were SI 00 per 'basket in.Lok
don.' . • ,•
Mr. Lee. Mrs'. "T. Tilt "left en 'fites-'
day for a'two or three weeks ' visit
in the 'eity of London... .
Mts. .Bs.-xendale of RosSlaral' is the'
guest of hes. siSters, the Misses Trethe-
Yr-' • • • -
Mr: IVIOsier has purchased from
Gledhill the store and dweilktg house
6a. Haniilton street', •• •
Mr. James Buchanan • will hnild
he corner .:-„lot of his. Nelson and,
Church streets , property a residence
which will bolt:rout as 1q.lie Asneri-
C6,11: Coiu,til ttc II Will be, intilt in
1id
b
s s
MPbyIlis Ortiltein.e;, youngest
, :
lauglit of 8. German.
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]Zr.• Blackstone has ?bled new
show case to his restaurant and, has
it Med with choice vonfeetions,
'We he.ve learned that Will. McCar-
thy has purl:based Shamrock IV from
Captain Lawson.
• Rev. and Moo Currie of Belmont
were the guests while here of Mr. and
Mrs. l'Ingles.
14rs. IVIeNevin a 4 ehhjren> .g•
house, are holidaying, this week, at
Dungannon.
1S4 Lonley of1%.#11Varditio' is visit-
ing her noices, 1VIrs. Craig and, Mrs.
B. J. Sault%
Mr. •Oixoge Satins is taking a trip
for the benefit of the Free Press to
Winnipeg. •
Rev. W. Shoddart of Lebanon, Item!.
tuielcy, iyill officiate at Knox church ou
Snaday next, Mrs. Stoddart accom-
panies him on their holiday trip.
Mrs, George Acheson is ignite, better
and out every day. 1
Senator and Mrs. Dagen spent. last
Week in TorMitO.
Mt, Ben; Ghboin's is SO /Edell; bett
that he walks and drives every day.
cow dc' roam, around when they get
a chance but we never heard of thenn
by any eltance getting entangled irt
the blackberry bushes surrounding
private residence. People will. have to
go back to the •olc-,1 styli. of, having
time% around their property if acci-
dents occur again IvIten tize moon, doth
shiee,
IVIrs, Girvin of Winnipe
Ve
sI% cioand eatlnw
sons wore visitt
at thNil.
IIrsGrauow of RoankeMr•Giri'sfrieidt
a
through on •Saturds.ly and with Mrs,
and. Miss Macara are holidayin.g at
Menesetting Park.
Mrs, W. L. F. Fish of 'St. Angiatine
the oldest town itt Vloritle., came dir-
ongh on, Friday last and will be the
guest of her =ether, Mrs.. J. Fisher
for scare tune.
bliss .Daisy Fisher •wal acconAmny,
her sister to St. Louis en route for
lier ltcrne n Florida: They, too, 0111
leaving Goclerich • will visit ChicagO
friends. .
Mrs, Marling and daughter, Miss
Gladys, of Mont:reel :are the guests of
Dr. :Ure i and Miss gaCeOnaldl.
The three nurses in training, ' who
all graduated at the Victoria hospital
Loodcin, left on; Monday afternoon • to
laersiie theitA.vocatioit in that tityl. •
• Miss Swifts is spending this weaki•in,
Nov York city. Her uncle, Mr. G
Saults of the 'Whini,peg•Oree Press,had
business in New York.' and he acacia,-
Pa41YislYia,I
ss ]1C1.er. ney of Str
Matford • is .."the
pest,. of Mrs, Robertson East street
• Mr. and Mrs. Sam.: Johnst�i f.
. Pert Sarnia aro the pests of Mr, and
'7 the hliSSes jbhnston at the family, re-
•41;c1Melii.°e1VI. eCann,. who' 'had been visiting
his nefiliew and neice,. Mr; and 1VIrs.
Currie- of Dungannon, returned to San -
it Ste., Marie on Sathrday afternoon.
Ma* , Alex. Mentevin has gone) with
ter little childreit to spend sr tyira
weeks' vacation' at Dunganvou with
her husband's relatives,
•Mr. John MeLa,rtY of New 'YOrk '4's
•guest • at the home, of Captain Tt Tre-
theiviCY; ' • , ; ••
Miss Frank Evans left on ThUrsclay
Or Vancouver, B. e. Mrs. Evans ar.d
Mss Evaits will f.ollou'r shortly. They
intend: taking.' up their* residence in
• The
ervristsreys. ivrete a am: ot• str.-at fox
are the guests of .1VIrs :,.. 3,- W. Vanatt-
ar. . One of the sisters never visited
Goderkft before' tut the • Other was a
fornler teacher of .the G. C,1, staff:
Mrs. John Douglas was indisposed
last Week but is --better,
• • Mo; Ebenezer Iiayn, left en Monday
t. tn for his horn itt - his
niothera Mrs.. Monter, baying ,rallied.
Mrs2.0, V. 'Carey was the hostesicit
NnuR4kr.ore RIEADACIIH
1,t4 IFSITALIN
Atteutleit with blinding pain, hut
relief comes quickly when Neryilizze is
apPhed, for it .19 the stroelgese pate. -
reliever in the world, "I. vonsider
Nerviline C•1 most magical -remedy for
nouralgn:. I an subject to violent
attacks, writes Mrs. E. G. Ilarriss of
Baltimore, but never worry it Nervil-
ille is in the house. The prompt reiief
that Nerviline hrings makes it price-
less to me. A few applications stover
yet failed to kill the pain. I. conalsoz
recommend Nerviline or stiffnesa in
the joints and rhetunatism. TrY Net'
viline yourself. Price 25e.
Port Albert
Mrs. Geodonglierty end
stone, Man., are visitinigfrienim
this neigli.borhood at1.iresent, •
IVIisses Gertie sal Lizzie Crgrelia of
Goderich Sundayed in the yillago.
Ben. Hawkins, Goderich, has re-
turned home.. • •
Prof. T. A. Hawkins left Friday for
his home at Brussels,•
Henry Schnaefer, wife aw' fimilly •of
ivf000rton were the guests •of•John
Schoenhals the kiast week .Und left
oveta-are--visiting Mr:i and -.Mrs, Jaz$
again, this week for his home,
Mts. Beacker anc't two ehildren,
Scnoenlialn at present. • •
1VIrs. Dttatiordi is visiting
the 'neighberhocd.
• Rev. A. A. Bier, Bervie, officiated: in
the English: church, scni Sunday evenino.
He was accompittaed by Mr. Harry
anality of Bervie.
Jas, Theyden entertained. his Sunday
• school class at his•residenee, ortWede
copy of 'booklet on this 'Subject 'ree
Graad T,runk Ticket .Offices, Or sent
Consill.- at Toronto is the guest '
Mrs, D. Macau:Add f.er the• holidays.
guest last week of her daughter, Mrs
Miss Edna Rennabaker 'of Clinton
by maul on ea:placation • to 3.t D,
'Macdonald, District -Passenger Agent,
Torooto'.
• .!1.7-1E HOUSE AND LoT.ON CORNER
of, Mary and Princess streets is od-
•' ere.e, fbr sale. The house -is in good .
repair Mid corrtains eleven( roolitisc,
Sta,ble, hare, and soft Water, and
acre,, of land. Apply to 3. Ridant,'
cr• J.. • I 3i-3* •• -1
Mrs. Burrows of the Nile- was the
Bogie. - •
s spenefing her vaeatiOn with her aunt,
MrS. Bogie. °
• Mrs, 'Bailey of Stratford, grand -du&
gliter Of the late John Clark, Crown
rands. agent of the pioneer days, anei
ier daughter, Miss Bailey, are speid.
, the summer at the WilliamSon
Cottage. '
Mrs. Christcipher Staireoi and family
.are holidaying on Mr. Nixon Sturcly!s
farm. They came this.'moutli fromi
Springfield, Ailissottri, ana enjoy Mrt
Sturdy's hospitality The
genial township clerk can give all a
picnic now,
StAtne people- planted" their potatoes
so early that the: spring raies, rotted
them i
.*O THE. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
• of Halmesville Council No. 301a C.
iC, P. Dear 14`rierilds,-T .hereby
tender to the officers and ine)nbers
of Ilohnesvilie Council 3ora, 0*. 0:
C. F., also tlir ugh ycno to the ofli-
%
Ce4 of. your "rs.nci Council; , ritY
sincere thanks 1 r the prornpt 'pay -
Mont a •niy elabit of Mit • thous -
C after' dollars life insoraote mad 'ninety
eight dollars, /funeral and sigh claim,
held by my late busband, Roland
: :Cook, Wishing your noble oreer ay-
• ery suecess, .1. am, 'Sincerely • yelars,,
Siiralt Catheri'ne Cook, Iblyth,
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WANTED.. --A. GOOD STRONG BOY
• to learn the tiusinithing trade. Ap-
ply to ilex1014 Bros,
WANTED -A • GOOD S1VLAR1 IbItEL-
• livent • boy to learn the telephOne
operating and jewellery business.-
Ruthball & Co.
FOR SALE --65 YARDS OF BRITS-
sels ,Carpet almost new. A bargain.
II. E. Rorke. Resicleace opposite
.Tohn Harland's, William street,
TWO FURNISHED C01,1AGES TO
Let at the "White City," Bayfield,
for the inollth of August or by the
week. .For particulars apply to! W.
Jewett, BO•yffeld. • 36-2
Voters List for 1904.
Town of Clinton,
Notiee Is here lliy given that X hem
• trcenstrtitted cr delivered to the per.
sons mentioned In ,sections « tancl
Of the Ontatio Voters; List Act, the
copies required by said seetions to be
transinitted or, delivered of the
• list made pursuant to said net of
all persons appeaing in the last re-
vised. Asseisment Roll of the saia
!Municipality that are enfitledto
vote f.,t, clecticns for anon*
ben of the LeVslative Asseknbly
arid at Municipal Xi:lotions 'and that
said list was firSt posted tip itt my
office in tlienown ol itt the
Comity of nun" on the 3oth daY
of July, 404 arid remains there for
inspeetion. Electors are, called :upon
to call and eXturine Said list MIA
if any Cani•SSItOtta or any other errors
are Nina therein to take nirmatiate
proccedingS.th have said errors oar-
retted according to lVfac.
phersott, Clerk. July 30111, /904.
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nesday afternoon.
Miss Lizzie P...kba,rdson has been in
Gederich the past week. ••••
Fall wheat is .a very light cut' in
this section, sorilaly uo good;
Will, Symonds; tialiforil, was in the
village on Sunday.
Miss •Jennie McKenzie, St. Thomas,
is visiting her at Mesta,
Mr, and Mrs- Pearson, IVIr. •
'ramen,
Hallett, said Mrs. R. Ratledige, • An-
num, were the ofeestst of Mr. iane.1,11Irs.
Nos Pearson on Stanley. • .
; RoberH
t olmes is sending loa.cls of
mail matter froin 'Ottawa. Tt comeit
free, te, be siire. If Rolvrt 'had to
PayVostage like the rest of us, N
wouldn't toot ]lis .own born sci
raveh. ,
. IT IS WONPERFDL,,
And worth a year's education, • the
great Isd,000,000 Pair • it St. Loils,
beyond all comparison the largest,
most complete and. costly. Exposition
ever held. Ali.i
tho world s interested.
Reduced fares in effect, permit stop-
over at Chicago, Detroit and intermed;
iate -Canadian stations. .
$17.55 PollmattosIeeper twite dairy
WORLD'S. You carrot afford to miss
FAIR.: this . sight.
STI LOUIS Stop' over allowed at Chie
cap, Detroit sod interniediate. Cana-
dian s,4,tions.
For tieket', 'ijlu'ti afecl•Itthrature and
fun infornObtion call en anY„ agent 'of
Grand Trunk' Railway. D ,McDoa
bistriet Passeeger Agents; Toronto,
a dancing Gparty at Menesetung Park
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on Wednesday -evening. • - •.
is the goest of her aunt, 'Mrs. , A. •G•.
1Viiss Mabel Macdonald retarnecl: cm
• A UNITED STATES $rNATOR
tiard Ps -run* for Byspepala WItb
Great Benoit;
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22x-tTnited States Senator irroat Santa
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U.S. Senator M. 0. Butler front
South Carolina, Was Senator from
'.'that state for two terms. In. a recent
letter from Washingtan, D:Cche says;
11 can recommend Perim* tor dys..
• .pepsia and stomach frouhhi.% 1 hgve
been using your medicine for a short
period and 1 feel very =loft relleved'."
it is indeed a woaderfuLawdiciae
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$1ds a good tonic.".. -M. C. puller.
Perrina Is not siMpiy it remedy for
dyspepsia. Pommels a•e,atarth remedy. ,
Perim% cures dyspepsin because it Is
generally dependents ttpeareatarth a the
, stoixisch.
If you do not derive prompt and satia• :
tactery results front the use Of Perana,
write at once to Dr..Hartmitngiving
.'r':/vicebvigasedstgaratztou.i.etvolif Ytnu•louchli8014 ya4duabie. h:0:7411.
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• Address Dr. Hartman, PrOsldent.ofi
TheHartanamatatritarinin Columbus, 0.;
}My& .
Mr. William Kecheive ,niet With a hat
accident while • driving doWu I 'Mains'
hill on the balm:Tara, -between, Hullett •
• and: East' Wattamosfa recently. One of
the : hold -bias , broke whit* emoted the ••
horse to kick -Mr. Reefitte severe-WM-- •
CM on the right leg below the kuoe,
flii•ealcingtite leg, Ile was, alSo thrown
fromthe buggy and .may on the grcnnd
until discevered shortly' aft.erwarea.
OUR GRE.A.T ROOM7MAKING SALE
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In order to mike 7i110C'e room for our New Fall 6oOds, some of 'which t
have already arrived. we must clear out during the next 80 days bend- y
reds of .dollats worth of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
In order to do this we have marked these goods. (regardless of cost) at .2.
prices that must clear the Jot in a few weeks. . - - • - •
Below we mention only a few of the snaps to be found diming thie 'sale + -
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• ••e• About it doaeri .waistd in white.
Y • and fancy stripes,regular price
;•:: 4ge to 85e, to clear at.. `.„. .', , ..44c :
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Y LADIES' CO/iSET d()V.ER%
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Miss Bella; Macdougall of Winglaam,
Ma;ceicnald. • .
-Saturday from a three weeks' holiday
at Winghate. with lier consith there.
• Me. and Mrs'. ,Johni Cox and 'children
of Chietk are the guests •of Mrs. gea
Britannia Road. • •
Hat:Many elvb will give a hop on
Friday night, at Oddfellow's hall. •
Miss Hulme of :Clinton is the guest
0! her friend, Miss? Carrie Collinscn at
The 'Aibcrcleert.
Miss Hargett or Chicago left for her
home on Monday after a very pleas.-
and
yfitiwsi.tth aly171;friends, Mrs. Mes-
'Mrs, Agnew :of Clinton 'and her dau-
ghter were the guests this week of
Mrs. Agnew's neke, Mrs-
Tweedie -
and
Mrs. "Campbell.- •
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.stloifbgh006: adnu4alaittyhecrosttwonit, hsoemn
... trimmed with ' ltte and baby
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broidery, regular price froth :
25o to 35e, to clear at,
Higher priced' ones equallY
+ cheap.
lot of Men's White and col.
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rents *bra. Sold •
°fed shirts,in stiff and soft "
60o to s1.25:all at one price. 48 4.
MEN'S '003.T0N SOOKS
Among this fot"will be found ,
1244. In 11. • per pair While
IQ° per 'pair. afeo a lot, of
socks ranging imprice from ••:•,
they last your chOice for • /
Men s "Wool Sneksto clear
at 2 -pairs for... ,25c ••••
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... LADIES WHITE DRAWERS.' . MEN & BOY'S -STRAW itATS 4±••
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.2. we have just a few pairs left . . All odd lots of Straw lIats •!.
.4 : that vvere good value at 35c, . will be cleared during this • , i•
whigh we are selling at per sale at.... ..., ....... . . . ...... • 19c 4( .
t . pair • ..- , .. .. ' .. ...2e . . This is a c'hanee to sectme a 1
y . 05c Drawerio......st. 4 . . 1. • • , 4, 42 • nice looking hat • t prxce "
y , 85c to $1 " . .... • c...... ... . , 60 of the common straws
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SPECIAL PRICES. • FOR ALL. -NEXT WIEK
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CUT PRICED SCREEN 'DOORS
90e Doors for 80e
$1.25 Doors for $1.101
$1.50 Doors for $1.25
SCREEN WINDOWS
All sizes, from 15e to 40e
$2.00 Doors for $115
$1.75 Doors for $1.50 •
GRANITE
PRESERVING KETTLES
All sizes at reduced. prices
from 35e to $1.25
GRANITE SAUCEPANS
Witit cover from 20c to Mc
Without cover from 12 to 600
JOB LOT—HAY FORKS
2 prong Hay Fork, bent handle, strap fertile only 25e
prong Hay Fork, straight handle " 35e
6 boxes Axle Greatzt3 for 25c Pure
COAL ALL giZES-Ch.estratt, Stovejggg and Grate,
no cars in we can supply
A. BRUSH BARGAIN'
Oval and flap styles
• of Paint and Varn-
ish Brushes from Se ti -p•
CAN OPENERS—From 8 to 12c •
Just the thing for picnics and caniping.
4 FEW SECONDS—In Granite 'Covered ?ailsat a very low price. Just the thing for carrying
water lo the harvest geld,
igrBinder Twine Special.
Pure rianila 350 ft to the pound, only. 131 ets,
Standard Manila 5.50 ft to the pouud,only 11
Standard 500.feet to the pound, only 101, ets.
SA115011'1 PORTLAND: CEIVIENT-42.25 per
Barrel, Get our stideial price!on large quantities.
English Paris. Green 26e per lb *
Farmers can have their coal any day they porno.
from our sheds,
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