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August -25th 1904
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,IIE MOLSONS
. . BANK
Ineorperated by .Act Of Parliament 1805
1 C.apitelanithplized, $$1000,600 -Capital po14or, *3:0001000
• Reeervo ?pact $2,850,000
--REMOVAL ,
• The publie will please bear in mind that we have removed from our
• old stand, alk t.tenhory.streer, to our new and spacious office (which
• ix now t centre of the town) in the new Combo blot*, corner (vf
Velvtoria aful Albert streets (opposite J, W Irwins grocery.) A call
from the public generally is solicited.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT—
nterest allowed at highet.t eurteut tales from date of
deposit to date of withdrawal... , ........ ...
H. G. MOVER Manager,
-* CLINTON
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! WANTED -A GOOD SMART INT -
44+++++.H • elligent Boy to leern the telephone
ry'r-I• operating and jewellerY hoSinese.
• . --Rumball & Co,
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AT HELLYAR'S
The OaSeS are good
'designs
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Jeweler and Optician
CLINTON— .÷
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We goilian't,
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Have built up a first class
trade, such as we have
unless our goods were
?right in every, wry. We sell
the Finest Goods for the finest
trade. One trial convinces you
of this.
Among other lines we ex-
cel in Fancy Biscuits. We
keep Assorted Biscuits at 10C
per lb. up to Macaroons at 50c.
in Olives He'd Pickles we have
only the best : Chutney Chili
Sa flee, (bow -Chow, sweet and
sour Vinegar Pickles alai also
Horse Radish.
We still solicit your trude
W. T. O'Neil.
OLINTON
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Houses for Sale.
2 -Goad Cottage ar$1. two lots oft
• Isaac street.
2 -Good House and twa lots with
large plum orchard on Fulton
.street.
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3 -Comfortable House and one lot
en .Joseph street.
.4 -Brick 1101.SOl.%nd two lots on Mary
street.
,5 -Two Houses on Rattenbury street
west.
i6 -Large illrick House, with six acres
of land, barn and driving barn, good
orchard, within a mile of centre of
Clinton.
-.7-Frame House with eight acres of
land, barns and orchard, cn Dinsley •
Terrace.
For terms, etc., apply to
HENRY BEATTIE,
0 • 8o1;citor, etc. Clinton.
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a nice bee of
ases,
Jardinieres,
Toilet Sets
and would be pleased to have you call
and . inspect. •
Our stock of Novelties, Brie -a -brae,
A rtware, Tinware,. etc., is complete.
• Besi'des these we carry candies and
fancy biscuits.
Egga taker' in Xchange ler godds.
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Airs, Shier's Xdr
CA.NNOT, REALIZE UNTIL' YOU SEE
The World's Pair, 3t. Louis, the int-
mensity and magnitude th,ri 050,,
000mo Exposition. Every country of
the world is therevvitiv .palaees, sta-
tuary exhibits, Canada. exhibits Ibeing
a special feature. Reduced rates . 111
effect perinit stop%over' nt Chieagd,
District Passenger Agent, Toronto, for
stations. Write to J. D. Macdonald,
Detroit and intermediate Canaxliatr4
handsome booklet Containing 48 pages
of illustrations and c'escripUve litera-
ture. Tickets and full information a,t
Grand Trunk ticket offices,
J. 1). MeDONALD,
District Passenger Agent-, Toronto.
FARM •TO RENT OR, FOR SALE.*
Lot 32, con.. Goderich townsbiP,
consisting of 8o •acres, 4o acres seed:
ed down, 6 acres.. in fall wheat), or-.
chard, brick house •and bank barn.
mile from school, '2% miles "from
Holinesville„ 5ir.iles Irorn .Clinton.
Immediate poisession tau h rive, -
George J. Connell, Clinton P. Q.
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STANLEY COURT OF REVISION,-..
' Notice is hereby .given , that ai t'citrt
will be held pursuant to the .*Tot
ers' List • Act" • by his Hcnor the
judge o[ the county court the cc:-
unty of Huron, at Varna, on ThurS-:
day,,• At,gust 25th at 11 o'elock,,
In. .1903, to hear and determine "the
seseral complaiots of 'errors and. o-
tnissicn in the voters' list • of the.
Munitipality of Stanly for .1904. All
• persons having business at the eourt•
are retquired to attendat the said
trine and place. Dated the ioth day
of August, root'. J. E. HarMwell,
Clerk.
DR. BUTLER, EYE, EAR, • :NOSE
'and Throat Specialist, 870 Queen's
Avenve, London, 3rd door 1.east of
St. Andrew's Church. Glasses sup-
plied. Will be at the .Rattenbura-
Hottae, Clinton,' April 28, *Tulle 2 and
30.
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THOROBRED REGISTER :M
ham Bull for:sale, '13months old.
Have twa, will sell one cheap.-aAl-
bert Nott, lot 24, con. 2, $0421e3r,
Clinton P. 0. is
COAL
LEAVE' YOUR ORDERS NOW
POR. YOUR SEASON'S SUP-
PLY OF COAL. iwg CARRY
ONLY THE VERY BEST GRA-
DES WHICH WILL BESOLD
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
ORDERS MAY' BE I,ErrAT •
.DAVIS & ROWLAND'S HARD-
WARE STORE OR WITH.. •
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W. J. Stevenson.
You Can See.
For yourself how muck si shoe has to
do with the appearance of yottr foot
-What is uglier than a Poor y ahaPed•
shoe? What is daintier than,
A TRIM CLEAN CUT SII014
that fits closely about the foot 'said
brings out its Lateral artistic lines.
We can find a she to fit your- foot
no matter how Lard you are to suit.
Our spring stock has arr'ved and the
prices are right., We are sheaving a.
line cf shoes for men at $3,5o that
can't be beat for price and quality.
Also a line of shoes for women (The
Queen Alexander) for $2 viditch is. extra,
value. Come itt and have' a look at
our stock. No trduble to silo* gOodS.
Groceries.
Our stock is complete', We have
goodt line of' japan Teas, greet, • atd
black. In package teas we carry the
Ludella„ Red Rose, Blue Ribbon and
Liptou's eelebrated tees, They were
bought before the advattee In price
which ,we will give ort tustomers the
benefit of. Plain and Fahey Biscuits,
Belled Hain, Smoked Roil, Breakfast
Baton., Pickled Piga Vett, Calmed
Mat, Pickles in btt1I* etid bottles of
all kieds. A trial order will ColiViliet
yois that we tarry a stock equal to
OW in de trude and the prices rea-
writable. Also a car o Redpath's sug-
ar just arrived 'which we are selling at
'cost,
In Seth We have get good Red
Clutter, Alsike,„ Thrietivy, MAW:Ad, and
Turnip seed rind all 4iiids of garden
sods, orchard Vrn•SN.
erockery we have a few 'Mafia
sets We are Selling very cheep.. Your
ikade seleeted.
R. ORAtiAlvt
Ogle Coopers old staid.
Ca011 tor Butter and Egg*., nolo*
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The Clinton NewsbRecord
Marriages.
GIBSONJ-000K-At the residence of
the bride's uncle, Mr. W. T. Pad
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ham, Toronto, on. August .17tht
S. Maud *Cook, daughter
of J. ()Arthur • Cook Of Clin-
ton, to William F. Gibson of
Yorkton, Asa.
ADAMSON-HAMNER-At the resi-
der= of the bride's parents in
Toronto on August 10th, Jennie
F., eldest daughter of Mr. Joshua
Hamner, formerly ot Clinton, to
James A. Adamson, of A. & J.
Adamson Co Toronto.
POPLESTONE-13ISHOP- At the
residenee of Mr. J. T. Morgan,
* Thames Road, by the Rev. C.
Fletcher, Samuel Poplestone, to
• Victoria, youngest daughter of the.
late Archibald Bishop, 114, P. I.
IffACDONALD-WEEKES- At the'
tewdence of the bide's sister,
Mrs. IL Spackrnau, by the Rev.
1-1. U. Martin, Evan .Allen Mac-
donald of Guelph to Susie, third
daughter of the late Win Weekes
of .Exeter.
.CRANSTON-MARTni- In Craven
church, Exeter, on August 17th,
by Rev. W. M. Martin, Rev, R. A.
Cranston of Cromerty, to Jean-
ette Munro,' eldest daughter of
Rev. W. M. Martin.
WILSON -In Wingham on August 8th
,the wife of John Wilson V. S. *a
daughter.
BIRD -la Winghani on August 10th,
the wife of Mr. Alex. Bird, a dau-
ghter.
LIVINGSTONE-In Hullett on Aug.
17th, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.
Livingstone, a sou.
ERB-In Cranford, New York stat,
on August 21st, MrS. Vranees
Erb, formerly of Clint on, aged
• 4 years.
CAMPBELL -In Gerrie on August 15
John 13, Campbell,- aged. 55 years,
1 month. and 19 days..
BETTS -In Kingston' on August 911),
Mrs. Charles • Betts, wife . of the
• late Charles Betts and daughter
• of Mr, 'William Nash, Seaforth,
aged 28- years. '
,STOKES -In TurnberrY on August
10th, : Thomas Stakes, aged .09
years, 1 month and 13 days.
BRITC111-In East . Wawanosh on Aug.
• 13th, -Mrs. Alex. Bruce Sr., aged
• :72 years. .• • • •
MACDONALD-At . Watford Station
n Aug..Oth, Archie Alexander,
• eldest: son of Archie A. Macdon-
ald, formerly of Witighami now
. of Walford. in his 25th year,
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KW E. A. 610mings,
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Mrs. Ilugh ivfeDiartnid. of Stanley
has returned in her home after spen-
ding a week,in town the guest of Mrs.
• Boyce.
Mrs. Edward Johnston and Mrs.
Robert Welsh and two • children of
Clinton were the guests last. week
01Dr.r.MacIngedMrsros. n1V1c44.ntreaL was is-
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tows last week. '
Miss Elia. Logan of Clinton was
pthreetigumesIttrnliesyt. week of her neice,Mrs.
Colin Campbell of Copp & Clark's
establishment is spending his vaca-
tten with his Patents, Mr. and '111r -S-•
(1°141inciaCInmupieWightbell.has returned • to
town after spending thepast :week
at the bedside of her. sister, Miss
Jennie Wright; who. passed .over the
river on Wednesday of last week at
the home, of her sister, Mrs. J. Rap-
son, Sumnierhill,
Mr. Reginald Harrison has severed
Iris connection:With. ;the MedicalIlalt
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and 'after he takes a two . week's holi-
day will pursue his studieti. at the
school 'of pharmacy, . Toronto,
• Mrs. ''George Durie of Seaforth wan
. the peat recently . of .Mrs..Boyce. '
• Mr. •Vanatter , arrived on Wednesday
from his.. pleasant trip. to Sault Ste.
Marie, •
- Mrs, Pollock of 'Aylmer returned to
her borne on Saturday a.. at. after a.
very - pleasant visit at the residence of
her sister, Mrs. Robert Megaw.
- Mr. Adolphus Keuticle of . Detroit
left for thatcity on Wednesday after
spending his holidays with his pat-.
erits, Mr. and Mrs. Knuckle: • .
Mr. and Nits,. Robert -Knuckle •of
Stratford. and little son, have
reterned:to- their home .after...a pleas-
ant visit to • Mr....,and Iffes; Knuckle.
Mr, E. Tweedie, . Detroit, • spent • a
few • days las•t week at the rnily
residence. •He• is a windoW•decorator..
Mr, and -Mrs, Janes , Stewart of.
Seafor.tlf" and Mr, • S. Young•ot the
_same ton were guests • of .Mrs, Jar -
line recently. ... • . .• .• • . . • - •,-
Rev, • William Shannon, •McNwen,
is .the.guest, of his mother,
The ftev. flentlenian is -one • of- our
young gentlemen who has successfully
worked. his way. up in -.the world. We
welcoree him. back. " • •
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Everybody was 'on the 'gni viva 'to
go demi to the harbor' to see) the
W..D. Matthews when ...She arrived at
the clevatpr. Her cargo consisted
-176,000 .bushels ,Or Wheat. from ...Fort
William. . She can carry 200,000 bush-
els, but, her ,captain: did riot . like to
risk ;getting into- water • -too' shallow
far - her: - The W. D....Matthews is
bout twice as long as the elevator.
Communication. • Mrs Carlisle of Detroit whe with
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b r 'child • t th th •
e len slum e pastme
summers here, is visiting her mother
in California and will 'not 'return. to
Detroit until the autumn. •
• . Mrs. • 3. L. Piste left" for her home
nt Birmingliarn, Ala., on Thursday
aceompanied by. • her young sista,
• Miss Daisy Il'ish.. They will remain
• threedays at Chicago and • twelve
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at St. Louis where. Mr, • Fish • will
meet theni.'Mrs.. 'Fish sayS Birming-
ham yieliis so much iron ore that to
all appearances the mines will never.
fail and as ,the natural.. supply of coal
is apparently inexhaustible the owners
of the:steel- railing mills are getting
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to he. mirlioaaires.
• Mr.. John Bailey is spending • the
season at the residence of Mr. God-.
trey- Nicholson and Contemplates re-
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moving to town for the winter. •
To the Editor of The News -Record.
Only' is day er ttvo age did a paper,
containing an 'account of .the ' meeting
of the Btard of Trade, reach me, and
confesstwt1 arnntil.n, littls Surprised
at some of the items Oonnected there-
with.. :•
• Fee ane,I fail tosee 'where the injits,
tipn corns in concerning, the Bulimia.
sion of thequestion • of lneal 'Option
Chin anything be. fairer than to allow
those who are tile' bona fide rattapayer4
of tbe town to say; by their vdes.
whet her alley wish to have such au act
or otherwise ? 'Where foreing7
Iask...?. 'As to the conelusion that the
business interests • of • the town
will .suffer, I haye only to say that all
the facts tire against it On 1 the con-
trary the trstiniony Of the most re-
sponsible and reliableamthorities wher-
ever such acts are in operation is that
it greatly adds to the material wealth.
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Mr. Sprung has returned trom
Brockville, called by the illitess of
his . father, Mr. Sprung of Hullett.
Dr.. Hamlin left on, Tuesday for his.
- practice at Detroit.
• Mrs. J. 11. Williams has returned
from her visit to her son,. Mr. (l-ra.
Name Williams of Detroit.
Mr. -Lindsay Williams' is visiting
relatives in Ashfurid.
Mrs. Putnam (nee Miss- Susie Shin -
non) of Grand Rapids is spending the
,:suintner with relatives here.
• Mrs. Young, and her daughter of
• Toronto were the guests last week
_ of Mrs. James ItjciViear.
• The Misses Carlyle of Brantford are
- the guests of their aunt, 111rs. (Cap -
tain) McKay.
IVIaster Homer Tanner left for his
home at Toronto on Pride at 0p.
in. after pleasantly spending his va-
cation with his uncle, Mr. James
• Captain Moore anchored the Myles
at the big mill. Her carea- consisted
of 42,000 bushels of wheat,
While we wore leaving the W. D.
Matthews on Friday a, m, we saw
Mr. Cam bell .of the bigmill 1 vi
the der* of the Myles by way of
swinging himself to the ,wharf when
the rope, 'possibly with his weight,
broke and how he escaped falling in.
between the Myles and the dock we
cannot understand, It was a wond-
erfully close proximity td death.
Mrs. . 'Warnock arrived home on
Wednesday from her trip to Georgiaa
Bay ports.
Mrs. A. D. 11/1eLean and children
have returned from Waldemar.
•The British. Exehange is endergoing
further repairs. ••
• Mr. Allan D, McLean has been very
The unveiling of the three monii-
mewls erected at Maitlaad cemetery
by the Woodmen of the World in
honor of the three members of their
order lately deceased, Sovereigns
Love,. and .Murray,• took place
On Sunday • at lVfaitland ceraetery.
Members of ..Clinton and Wingham
.Citnps of Woodinea joined the pro-
cession and were headed by the Mar-
ine band, The services •at the ceme-
tery. wore conducted by 'Sovereign
Ratnplip assisted by the Clinton bre-
them. This. being the •'first unveiling
of Monuments in 0 oderich, fully
2,000 people witnessed the ceremony
* which was as impressive as it was
beautiful.
On Sunday evening Rev, - Dr: Mel-
drum • of Cle-gelancl officiated at the.
service 'in •Knox church. The church,
we think, was never so well filled
on any occasion before and .filled so
Carty It taxed the eagle eye of the
usher, • •Mr. H. lffeEwtin, :to get
4.corenitiftoret:sbel,e seats forthe'. latest com-
ers but he Consummated bis. task with
On :Friday evening • of this weelc
Rev. Mr. Parker Of Toronto will
speak in the council chamber.on
"flow: to .Check the .Ravages of Me
Great White •Pligue:"
We congratulate Rev, Mark Turn,:
bull on • being the inventer of a Patent
for a stretcher for. use on fence and
other wire.
Mr, Dave 13ell• has his hands. full;
jnieting the Acheson block red. He
is the most indefatigable worker we
ever knew..• • . •
• We-. are nary to learn that Mrs,
BrOwn,• Victoria street, -had been very
ilt .of typhoid fever, but was • improv-:
ing at latest .accoutits.
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Goderich. pm.Qp04.4.104P PROThMr catmulINENCia .
Mr. HuteftisOn's hOuSe on Pieton
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street fs' progressing most favorably.
pcpro-ne Cures Catarrh Whop;
Ana out of dasger.
Mrs. L. Levu; is very much better '
Miss Mary Morris has had a ease ever Located -
of ty hold fever at her home, Cam-
1?fromrla Drtrdolt.t.her patient being a lady
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The garden party given by the lad-
ies of St. Peter's church was a most
successful attd enjoyable one and was
wonderftilly well patronized. The Ma-
rine hand added nisch to the pleasure
of the guests. Hee, Fathers Pin-
sonneault, 1V1cKeon, fianion, NieCor-*
meek and our own local parish priest.
Father lyieRae togetiter with Rev.
rather Shannon ol Naslwille, Tenn.,
were all present. The ladies who
gstomoedrvtiuslendgst•.he garden party had an
abundance of Ice cream and other
t
After spending the season at Mene-
setung Park with her mother and
* ster Mrs. and Miss Niagara, Mrs.
Glasgowl'has returned to her home
atmlilsosanBokeep:umWocisitt sVpoirugtintihae. sunnier
at Menesetung- Park.
Mrs. Taylor arid her daughter, Mrs.
dy. .
Lee, left for their Immo a,..t Torolnatioe
last week after a ver) deasant visit
at the residence of IVIrslOswald Stur-
Miss Eva Cameron daughter of .frolel, Washingion,D, 0., as follower
from gotucky, writee from the National
Ilon.Tr.."Yr.. Pr7tzPpliaTt3r17:1,. f",:;......
,. 4 the solicitation of afriend I ustee
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Engineer Cameron or'Cleveland,
of Godertch, is the guest ef Nliss Eva your Peruna and can, cheerfully sworn*
Smith and 1VIrs Higginson. mend your remedy to anyone suffering
Mr. Tom McDermott Won the beau- with catarah or who %wade agood *We." .
tif tIL silver cup at the weekly . shoot ...1
ouThFeridhaoyavayftrearniir ant. -.2po.run.Y. Pai:szPthaetrriectedy for catarsh. Al-
Saturday a. In.: . moat everybody knows that by lifer° :v
Mist have permeated the make on and thousands know it by n'exiorieneesa. -4 •
of the Dublin team of basebillers What can be.oured tn the beginning in. a
that they failed to win'the game at week or tivo by using pernna, if :allowed
Goderich, Perhaps they thought they
to become chronic; may require months
were itt a hay field and did not feel
of faithful treatment, You had better
at home in it like the Goclerieh team
who seem •to delight in tall grass. , pekoe bPliegreudafafirk take irtbcoarnsdobniY firmale4Yin
24 to 2 for Goderich was the biggest
score of the. season for them:, • •• order to get.well. Now the wane, dry
... Much sympathy is extencledAd the • weather WO assist la your cure. You
parents and many releves, of ' little are not'liable t6 catch fresh cold and
Norman Montgomery. who met death delay your core.
Hundreds of men of dignity andpromi-
so „suddenly' at his new home. • Glen .
Adelaide. Norman wad a lovely .lad .. nonce frOnv all over the 'United States' .
of ten.. years and -fond of horses.. His "dca's° P"'"rta'' •
.father purchased him a pony. • and No &Dm remedy receives such con-
Whether the boy 'fell froth. .his horse .., ,yincing testimonials. Sendlerfreebook• .
When Upon it or while mounting it 1 of t:estimonials.
is bard to Say , as when found one . If you. de not reeeiv‘i1 prompt and oatite.
toot Was in the stirrup. Mr. Norman buttery results from 'the Use. of Pollute, -
• Kereighan; his uticle, with his farnilY write et onee to Dr. Hartman giving 8
have gene out to •Glen Adelaide. ,
ing: i cement coat on. his house. Tie fullotatement of your case and he will •
Constable. R. Postlewhaite is putt- be pi;raaseudn. to give you his 'valuable .arl-i
bid it lathed outside and inade ready '`''''"
for • the cement last week..• Modem.* Addreso Dr, Hartman, • Preeklent of
The Hartnian Sanitarium, Columbus, O.
wiltdows and doors will mike his
residence • quite attractive for the.
Bayfield Road.
WANTED -INDUSTRIOUS MAN OR
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.",k eelpklis.esasE4m4, -t,67\.-ja;11:Pbaefil ,f-,cotnitifl:07.1...fil":a°siltl, '1 . 9ittinnbtagn iialaseuefaremta.unrienngt troepuiroesaentiy,tite . .
• Mrs. Whitehead. of Clinton: was the • book after its. business in this court.- • .
guest last Week of Mrat James.tag-. ' . ty and • adjoining . territory; BuSi- ...• :
leson. Mr. Eaglesen lies so' far re , .ness Sst2icogosositfwleaetlitc4estaanbtilisehxle.uSseasIT ...• ,:'
egvered from 'the acci den t . which befel ',.••,a,ry • .
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him on 1st July at Bayffeld as to is,- ' Salary paid weekly from, home of-',
.ke' his position.: :at • the organ tselciry. I • flee. Expense money advance Ex- ... ,
!He marched' on Sunday in the Wocul- - . .peric-rieriniA essential. .:Enclosli Self-
men of the •Worlds procession: to :Uldressed' envolopo, General Itlimag,.
Maitland cemetery:- . !. :• - cr, 0otriO' Block,' Chica 33-8
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01,TRGREAT. ROOM-MAKII\TG SALE
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11 T/.1•Cl 16 waken -tore room tor otir iTew. Irit,11. Goods, sob:le:of "whieh • •
'• redS. of della' s wert4. cif Staple artd Fancy Dry Goods. • • ,
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haire already,: a rilv,64 We rn tat c.ear out dm leg the next 30 days hunt",
'elusotteisawr 'time invaet rinattykreewl twheesee400ds (iPegari!('!138: c°8't) at
:prItBenee!°s:witea,:teTrni
ientiort only 4 fpX,of the snaps to be toiind during this sale +
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-Whatever else may be Haw ni the pro-
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hibition of the liquor traffic. it cannot -
he truthfully said that legitimate busi-
ness suffers. Hence, in agitating for
local Option we are not trying an eir-
perimeut. It is not a new rriovernent.
There are, in the -UnitedStates, over
3,000 cities and Lowns,beSideshundredS
Of counties under local option. In.the
province of Quebet there nre600 nitml-
eipalities where it is in force, and ir
our own OntariO over 80. . •
True, it will destroy the business of
• the isitrootu, and that is what we are
• seeking to accomplish, The cry; "Ban-
ish the. Bar," is corning from all • quar-
ters. The president of the National
Liquor Dealers! Association of Wash
ington, said, recently, in his report,'
"to be -honest and not to -deceive our-
selves if we glance over this great
country. we find that.nrobibitioniocal
Opti an and legal restrictions are in the
ascendency, and growing morePopular •
111 the different States at .the present
time than ever before. Peer into
eve+ y city, town and hamlet, then read •
• the city ordinances.; visit council
chambers in the various cities and the
halls of the, Congress of the United
States ; consult With your law makers
and you will he itstottnded at- the com
• bination arranged against• the traffic
that we reprosont." •
• And our province bas, again and
again, by 'liege majorities, asked for
such measures- in the last measure
nearly.two to one, A.s to the depre-
ciation of hotel property, it lemanifest
that, the town does not require :five
hotels to accomodate the public under
any circumstances ; hence' the number
may ho reduced et any time, Judging
from the history of the past have
no fear as to the wisely of the Act
In Blenheim and Toronto Junction, it
may be so, but such a condition has al-
ways been of short duration.
• Certainly those who twain favor ofthe
movement are under obligations to Sefl
that the public are accomodated, and I
feel confident they will see to it.
'the 83 women referred to may rot
represent so large kproportion of the
asse'ssable property' of the town, but
they do represent that -which is Milli.
itely of greater Importance. They re-
present the class which suffers inost,as
• is apparent in our town, and I ask that
we come to their aid, In the language
of the late Nortnan McLeod, I say
"Whether losing, whether winning,
Trust In God and do the right." •
Grodwa.
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Closing up the hotels. •or a Mine, as
HOUSE AND SEVEN ACRES OF
• land for sale on Dinsley Terrade,
• just outside the corporation of
Clinton. The house is in good re-
pair, newly shingled, hard and soft
• water. Barn with 'stone wall. Good
Orchard. A desirable property. and
will be sold cheapand on easy tet-
- ms. Apply to 'Mrs. A. Macdonald,
Clinton, 83
Dit ovtals, ocuLisT, WILL .101
at Combe's drug. store, Clinton, on
Monday, August 29th,
THE TIOUSE AND LOT ON CORNER.
°f -1‘11117 and Pritieesa 'streets is eff-
etefor sate, The house is itt good
repair artd eatitaitts eleven raobine
Statyle, Imre, and soft water, and %
acres of land, Apply to 3. Weld,
pr j. ercu, •
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GODERICH and
Tfr'Qi1
Saturday, Sapterutier 10.
- Return- ikillortdiy, September 12
I.cave Detroit 8.00 A. M. September 9
Lv, Goderiell 8.30 A. NI:September 10
• sunesy,te Detroit • ,
Return Leave Dettoit 1.80 P. M. Sept, 12
Rei•n Ly.'Goderiell 8.80 A. 5f Sept 18./
•s'..MAlu1,a RXXBOVINTY
••5.11, Ai Exclualosi
Ai Olt
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About a dozen waists in white •
and fancy stripes,regultir priest
50c to 85e, to clear. at....... .44c '
• LADIES" P0RSh-ur COVERS.
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Those are all new goods, made •
• �fgood quality cotton, sorne
. trimmed with lace and ;baby
ribbon, and others with em-
broidery, • regularprice from
• 25e to 35e, to clear at., .; . •• „
Higher pricedones equally
cheap. • .
• LADJE'S WHITE DRAWERS.
We have just a fevv. pairs left,
that were good value at
which we are selling at per
pair 22e
,05e Drawers- -at .... -.42. •
.85e•to.$1, " " ,60
A lot of 141en's white arid ern- y
oared shirts,in stiff and soft • ' X
fronts which sold at from
00c to $1.25 all at one price, , 48 2.
MEN'S.COITON SOCKS; • • • •
Among this lot will'he found • •
socks ranging in price from • , •
' 124e to 18cper pair, while •
they last your chalet) for •2
10..per pair, also a• lot .of .
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lillen39 'Wool Socks to clear • 2
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at 2 pairs for • ..,25C 41• •
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MEN. & BOY'S STRAW HATS X
All odd lotte of Straw Hats 4
• will be cleared during this •••
sale at • 119C 3
This is a chance to secure a y
of the commonstraws.
nice looking hat at price
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FURNACES
Granite Ware
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Tinware
Eavetrough
Clothes Wringers, Carpet Sweepers
Daisy Chums, Screen doors and .windows
Spades and Shovels, Forks,Itakes and 011.
Ready Mixed Paints, —White Lead and Oil.
6 des of Axle Grease for 26 cents. '
Samson Portland Cement, only $2.26 perbarreb
Get our special prices on large quantities.
Coal -
all sizes, Chesnut, Stove and ligg.
Leave your orders at our Store.
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