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old stand, Ratteobury eteeet, to our pew and veal:awl office (which
The public will please hear in Wind that we have removed from our
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is now in the centre of the town) in the new Combe , block, corner 0
V ' from the public geaerally le Solicited.
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. 444÷1-1•41,14efalalala14.1.014+++++ 1.1et 72, con. 5, Goderiela- township,
consisting• of 06 eares 40 acres
, cleared, 10 acres young orchard, 40
acres good biish, parts of It culled
some. ',The farm is weIl watered,
aml feneed and has geed bank bare,
..6 -atid frame house. Will, be ' sold
cheap. -Apply on the premises or
address Mrs, O. Pareons, Bayfield
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THIOUSE AND LOT ON C0Ite
. • • ner of Maxy and Princess streets is.
T.* offered for sale, The house is in -
good repair and contains eleven
• • • ;7,-, roome. Stable, hard and soft wat-
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September 22nci 1904
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THE. AWLSONS BANK
Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1805
capital authorized, $56000,400 Csipitairpald up $3,000,000
, Reserve Pond SZ68501Q00
REMOVAL
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PARIsf TO RENT OR FOR.
Lot 32, • con. 9, Goclerie12 township,
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4... coliSiSting of 8o acres, 40 acres seed-
-• ed dei.wri, 6 acres in .faII wheat„ or-
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– chard, brick houSe end bank blau,.%
•i I !. • mile from, schocl, 23,; miles from
• , _ Holmesville, 5 tr-iles front Clinton.
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.---.. Immediate possession can be given.—
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• • Goarg.e 3. Connell, Clinton 13, 0, •
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.... DR. -BUTLER, -EYE, EAR, NOSE
"... . and Throat Specialist, ayo Queen's
" Avente, London, 3rd 'door east ol
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St Andrew's Church. Glasses sup-
plied. Will be at the Rattenbury
Ilouse, Clinton, April 28; ;lune 2 and
• II your watch
is nbt dependable *.
± let? us clean . and ±
:-.; regulate it --or we::
– can sell you one at :
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price.
1AT. IL Hpllyar::
Jeweler and Optician
CLINTON— –
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We.
suntionsrusess
Have built up a first class
llave such as We have
'to• unless our goods were
right in every wey. We sell
the Finest Goods for the finest
trade. One trial convinces you
of this.
Among other lines we- ex- .
eel in Fancy Biseuiti3'. We
keep Assorted Biscuits at 10c
per lb. up to Maciroona at 60e,
In Olives and Pickles we have
only the 'best Chutney Chili
Sauce, Ohow-Chow, sweet and -
sour Vinegar Pickles. and • also
Horse Radish.
We still solieit your trod.,
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W. T.O'Neil.
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THORODRED 1UEGISTER7iD
limn, Bull for dale, r3 itionths old..
Have two, will . sell one .cheap.—A1-:
bert Nett, lOt 24, con.. 2,..Stan1eyi
Clinton P. 0.. '
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PLIIIE
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PURE' SEED • GRA.XN:7-'•WE • I-IAVE
. opened out a Flour and Feed Store
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and keep in stock flour, brae, ,sh-
orts; cured- meati, etc.' We Made a
• 'special effort- toaproepre and ` have
On hand a supply (of Clean Seed
.' Wheat '.and Timothy, and fanners.
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inakin theu. purchases from us
can ;.1.re1y. upon ;getting their seed
• asfree. at. possible freni all :no:7c-
ions.".Weeds. : • .' • .' • '
• ."IXAVE: YOuR ORDERS NOW a
-FOR r•YOV.R. SEASON'S SUP.-..
PLY,' •OF COAL-. 'WE CARRY.
OM,* THE,VERY BEST GRA- ,
• DES, .WHICII WILL 13E SOLD
AT THE 'LOWEST diOSSIBLE
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ORDERS MA;5 n4 LEisT Al •
pAir;th & 40WI,AND's
W,A14 sTORU OR WILII
W J.1 Stevenson.
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Houses for Sale..
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i-Gocrd ,Cottage arid two .lots • an
Isaac street.
2—Good Honse and twolots with
, large plum orchard ", , on. Fulton
, street.
3-L-Comfortalae House and one let
en Joseph street. •
4—Brick House and two lots ott Mary
street.
5—Two Houses on Rattenbury street
west.
6—Large ;Brick House, with 'six acres
of land,, barn and drivirdg barn, good
• orchard, Ivithiti a mile of reittre 'of
Clinton.
7—Frame Mouse- with eight acres a
land, Urns and orchard, en Ditisley
Terrace.
For terms, etc., apply to
HENRY 33BATTIE,
Solkitor, ete. Clinton.
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• '‘S. • art. i.a.„-rying a nice mit a
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ases,
ardinieres yot, that We parry a stock equal to
all kinds. A trial crder will eotivittee
eny hi the trade and the ptieee rea-
do with the appearance of your foot.
What is uglier than a poorly shaped
shoe ?- What is da.intier than. .
, A TRIM CLUAN:Ctrr SHOE
that fits closely about the foot and
brings out its • natural artistic lines.
We can find a shoo to fit your feet
no matter, how hard you, are to suit.
Our spring stock has arr'Ved and the
'prices are tight,' We are showing a
line of shoes for .iteri $3„eo that
can't be beat for price and quality.
Also a line of shoes for women (The
Omen Alexander) for $2 which is extra
value. Conte in and have a look at
our stock. No trouble to show goods.
• Groceries,.
Our stock is cainPlete. We have 41
good x line of Ivor Tet,s, great abd
black. Jo package teas we carry' the
/Addle., Red 12.03di Tate RibbOlt
Liptou's celebrated teas. They, were
bought before the advance in . price
which we will give oil' customers the
beadt a. Plain earl Fancy 'Matas,
Dolled Ham, Smoked Roll, Breakfast
Baton, Pickled Pigs Peet, Canned
Meats, Pickles in bulk and bottles cf
Toilet Sets
'and would be pleesedto ia$ you cal
grid inspeet, .
Our stock of Ncveltiee, Brie -a -brae,
'Artware, Tiftware, etc., is tomplete.
Ileaace these we tarry eandies eM
fancy biscuits.
Eggs taken la exeliattge for goeds.
amiable. Mao a ear al' ItecIptith's sag.
ar just arrived which we are selling at
cost,• „ . .e
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n seeds we have got good Red .
Clover', Alsike, Thrictley, 1Viannold and 150,000,000 PROBLEM. h
rut Clinton Sonya
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Births. 0 Woo Tuckerunitit.
The News of Goderich.
. Sallied Steasus tot Detroit has el•Werintendellit P1.4410 Work!:
new the guest 01 Ur' fafither-in-law, ,to.rniultr‘throoan rpoeitiotkc.1-010,zedscipto,
HALE—ln Cliuton Septembe
tate, to Mr. and '/Ars. Theodor
Rialto Hale, '61,‘ daughter.
MCKNIGHT—In. Tuckeremith on $ep
lath, 'to Mr. and. Mrs., Jan Me- ttk VD*
00 coal
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t Miss B. A. Warnings, Cerresdoripent, .611r. Joink .titeveue of the 1.001140a ,
• • ...y4XixiXsrl,f000 000 o+-Jfi000.-+.cl000boo.t.„ 000 •
o Jan000t,:loocl)000r.p.lo .C-0000Qcio00000oi.doo
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Mis Mieal f tr it is i
Knight Jr., a son.
OANTELON—In 00clerieh on Sept.
• 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. +David, Can,
telon, a son.;
MOLEAN—In Goderich Septenih-
et 14th, tQ 'Mr. and 1VIrsa-Alex.
McLean a daughter.
THOMPSO,k-In 0oderieli ,on Sept.
14th, to Mr. =Villas. John' Time
unison, a daughter.
FORD—In Hay, on Sept. 8th, to Mr.
and; Mrs. John' Ford, a son.
1WeDOCOALL--In Whirr's, .oa Sept..
7th, to Mr. and Aim Peter Mee
Dougell, A on.
RITCHIE—In Portage la • Prairie
Man., on Sept. 9th, •tec. 'andf
Mrs. ,on
Ritchie, formerly Of
Grey township; a on.
LOOKMAN—In Wingbam on Sept.
' 10th,. the wife of Mr. Zones Lock -
Man aason.
BRECKENRIP0E—In, Turnberry on
September 10th, the wife a Mr.
Joseph Breckenridge, a son.
BA1RD—In! Turnberry on $optember
10th, the wife of Ur. Robt.Baird,
a son. ,
SWELL—In Turnberry on SepteM
ber 100, the wife of Mr„Robett
Shiell, .50e.
MESSER-4n Morris on September
13th, the wife of IVira Alex.Messei
.61, app.,
, • Deaths.
,GREINSIDES—In Louden on Sept.
„. Oth, • the infant son aof IVIr. anu
• " Mrs. GreenSides. Mrs. Greensides
N . a +daughter of• Mr. • JOB T.
Shepherd of Clinton.. .
SHEPHER,D—In London on Sept.
16th, the infant son; of Mr, and
,Mrs. ' Robert Shepherd, formerly
' cif Clinton.•
GARDNER—In Goderich township.. on
September' 15-tha Olivet. J. Gm*
ner, son., of Mr, John Gardner,
aged v. years, 4.1 months and t.
days, '
McGILL•--.In East Wawanosh
tember , 10th, Mr, 'James McGill
, aged 69 years and 11 months.
SEA.—In' Gederich on September
;13th„ Mazy Haggard, relict sof thy
• late Peter Shea, aged 75 years.
JENKINS—Jri!Loriclon Oh September
dlth, Edwardi Jenkins Of Colbor-
• he, aged 44 years. .
L1NDER-4n ' Exeter North OD Sept.
• Ilth, infaati daughter . Mr. • C.
• 4ander, aged 2 months,
11/WORE—In Exeter :North on _Sept.
• lAth, Elizabeth Nerthcott, • -wife.
of James ,Moore, aged 08 years; 7
months and 18 days. ' • ••
STOCJ, • FOR SALE,—AT OUR
'farm , on the London Road, One:
• mile south :. :of t,owni,;,. pnre" bred
Shot Meru Cattle, '•both males .and
• fenialeS different ages; .. low
' price ,:quelity .considered. Also a
numb'er; , improved large Yorlo,
shire, Pigs • ages first •class
breedirigt stook for farmers, ,and at
- lbw pracesa !Collie and see —H
Plunisteel;•• Olinten.. ' • 37
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,SHEEP FOR 'SALE.SEVE.WCH-•
oice -pure bred Leeeiater ram lambs,
, All front 4egistered ,steek. -TernaS
, reasonahle. , ;Glenn, :Sten.
„ley Tp., !Clinton .
yIns'r-b1.0. NEW BOGGY.. pon
aale.• MeLaughlansgear.--S; G.
I WILL GIVE ONE DOZEN FINE
Photos and tine, in, 'a .hreoeh for
35-eents. They are neat and nat,-:
%Nal. Studio up over W. Taylor
• Son's ' . Shoe Store, Clinton;7N,
Cress, photographer.. • - 36
WANTED IMIVIEDIATELY,, A YOU: -
ng •girl as houseraaid, Also Oct.
1st, one. as cook. Apply to Miss
Attrill, Itidgeseood Park, goderieh.
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Pon THE IMP11,0.VEMENT OF
• Stock.—The ,undefaigned has on, •his
• prettifies on the 'Bayfipld R'oad the
...imported Yorkshire Hog "Summer-
- hill ‘Leader"ibred by Platt Ji
Son , MiligroYe. This es one of the
very' best hogs ,fii the county.. Ter -
Ms, $1,20 'cash, di: $1.50 on time.,
W. 0.• Elliott, Proprietor, 36
CLERIC'S ADVERTISEMENT OF
Court. —Notice+ ialiereby given that
a Court will be held pursuant to
The Ontario Voters' :List Act by
His Honor, the Judge of the Coun-
ty Court of the County of Huron
• at the town t all, Clinton, on The-
rsdaY, the" 29th day. +61! Septembet,
1904, at ten o'clock a. in., to hear
and determine-, the several com-
plaints , of 'wore ,aild ornissions in
the Votees' List of the IVIunicipal-
ity of Clinton for 1904. All per-
sOns• having business at the said
Court are required to attend at
the said time and place. Dated at
Clinton they 150. day 6of. Septeinkier,
1004.—D. X..f. Mitepherson; Town
Clerk.
'AUCTIONE1EBING.—AS THE SEA.
son for auction sales is again at
hand, I wish to ,remind the+ piddle
that all orders. left at The News -
Record -office, Clinton; .or addressed
to MO by: man oraaalre,message,at
Seaforth will teceive prompt attell•
tion.+—Thoreas 13roWn,. licensed itue.
tomer for Huron and Perth, Sea- M
Messrs.. Mesdames and the Misses Wm Nellie Catling,returns to th
Whiteman and Mrs. Macdougall all Inetitlite for the Blind at Drantfox
left for their homes at Detroit an ,this month.
TuestIL' Gregor 0. E. of the 0•P.11, hie residence.
MF Jules. McIntosh N beautifyin
sten is registered at the Aberdeen.. Lieut. Col. Varcoe returned o
Mr. Mills ot Parolee in the new 'Wednesday of lasto week trona hi
assistant • at the surgery of Dr. *Nit to .New, Ontario. '
• • +Will. DrYdges hoe retutned t
MMabrese..B.D. Mille of Pettoleals reg- his home after a leng stay N Seal
istered et the ,Prontenac• thie inenth, aw. Keep by the "Old Flag," Will.
Miss Lottie Gregg ot Olin and The G. C. Literary Society xi
,Miss ,Eby and her grand -0100e, Vera their Orst meeting for 1904-5 hav
Fertener of St. Jehe, IVIieh , • mere ehoseit the following officers :
the /guests on Saturday ot ; Miss President, Miss Agnes Welsh
Hli+arinsSainidttliVirnerS'or 01411114 after .sea-. Sad. vice, Miss Mary Parsons
1st. vice, Miss Odra Roberts
ding a' decidedly pleasant time • at Secretary, Miss Jean Oentelea
Detroit, returned te. Goderieh per Treasurer, E. K Donde
steamer Greybound. *Monday even- Secretary pr committee, Miss Ka
Ing of last week, aud' atter spending WObb
a few hours with her friend, the Editer of G. 0. I. Journal, II.Lori
Misses Laehant, returned to. Clinton , Editor of O. M, 5, Joutnal, Mr
on the 5 pi m. train. • • Leppard •
• Miss ,Bes, Barron of Toronto is the Councillors, 'Willie Cantelon, JaVic
guest of her cousins, the IVIisses • Orestie, 0. White .
Blackstone. : Pianist, Miss Marion Coats.
M. Wesley MiLaren, late of Wel- The funeral ot the1 t
sh's jewelry' store, has returned. froin Haggard, relict of the late vete
hiS visit to Toronto— • Shea, took place kora her resiclexic
Miss Lily . .Webster- is \visiting fri- . to St. POter'S Phurob. Thursda
ends at London. • • Where a requiem mass was eelebrat
We congratulate IVIiss Goodwin and ed by the Rev, Father McRae, Air
Mr, Glenn Campbell of Clintoit upon and Mrs. Shea came to O.thteric
their marriage which takes place t on about the time of the: opening th
Wednesday ' cif this week, If music B. and railway and Jived kxr man
n enbariee their happiness they year§ Pk+ Camhtia, Road at thei
will live leng in harmony, residenteathere, but after the cleat
Miss Nora -Phelan has returned from of her husband Mrs. Shea remove
her trip to Europe: to her new home on Cedar. Street
*Mesdames 'Robert Hodge, arid. VV. The late Mrs. Shea was a devou
Gibson ;of Chicago are the guests this ,Catholie and a most industrious ; wo
week "of their sister, Mrs, Clatkmin. Her family, Wsto aii esen
Goderitei • township, and alsta. of at the funeral. The pallbeazers wer
Clinton relatives, They are the da,u- 1Viessre. John Me.A.voy, Owen • 1Vic
ghters of the late Robert Whitely Avant— Alexander Clark, : Thome,
of Ooderich township. Hood, Michael Gray and Patric
We were sorry to learn 'of' the Couttenay, The deecailen Isdy ds
death Of Captain Isaac Tilt, brotber horn. , CAS tlebury, County 7alayb,
0 0 0 V5]
Jug her, dater, Mat Claw. bayton.:
• Mr. and ;Mist. J. Q. Steep and ears.
(Dr.) liammil of Detroit were sues-,
, tis of -friends °in, this' lecality on Sun.
day. •
11 The barn on the, fainX Nr.Piod.
Tdmitugott Qf tile louden. Road/ at ,
o present leaved to Mr. MeKeezie, -
WAS completely, destebyed by lire
4- about mienight SetardaY
froui sOina unknown cause. .The'cen-
t
teute were fatly covered by hisifrance. ,
Mr. Tomlinsem will, he ihea-heaiiest
loser. as nis insarenee • et $.560 wili '
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not ,replece the buildings. • 'a
Mr, John McKnight, wears btoa4 •). •
fatherly smile these daps 'He Me; '1
pects, to have a little assistant at,
to his Chores this winter. 3 •
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Miss, Phoebe Jennieon returned to
a• Lohdoa, on Thursday last ' after •,a.
X, 1-1. Illpplegate, Supt." et Public
„ pleasant month's holitlays under the
.. . , Works, 01 "West Sth $t, Lexington, gy.,
parental roof: • i ..1 a • .
rnedietne eepeeially, for catarrhal affee.
- A number ' of- oar peOple ;to* in 01 find. that patina is an excellent
'
. the :Weatevn Fair,
Donald 41:11113r was oii the nlQ14' ivitiQMIptaionnd,bariOndelliseialasteros ulbernesorgstot0reca,Th"
_ list durieg the past week but As aga-
A-„ in able to be on dutY. • • r°u1)les• PfTsa aet's " PreYent'ati"
and keeps the system In a healtiWoon-
: Mr, Thorns O'Brien is viSiting old
(titian So that it easily throvis.oft dis-
/ friends near Toronto..." ' .
MI:SS Sarah Turner tot Cliaton has ease. It is an excellent tonic and ti
appetizer and. AA a large number
been. the guest oft her beother„ Geor-, great
11 • of those who have been using it speak
very highly of its ctirative powers', am
:eMo.etitssefx*,ogi. assi;tclistraclt tiht is 4mzeopinnrotowf igt.ihs correct.,:
h br New ypi • • 4 HipplegahN• -
d • Ferman Is theremedy for Catarrh. A. „
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McKillop TOWAShipt andc 'attallrOrUhrilintin idiss kvirinowousitfobrym' lpeo triespicunco; •
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. Mr, ,J. J. Irvine teok:In thef Toren. becoming a national curse. An un- .
to Exhibition. • - doubted remedy hae. been. discovered by
Miss .Kate*MCpilerS011..11AS returned , Hartman. This. remedy has. n
s home after spending a ir0ek with her theroughly tested cluringthe past forty:
`tilMr°iPs;'V' iOlet oi4-4.. the' .i -Of ad.borY* 'that can be eubstitnted.
k friend, . Miss Grp, el S, FM 9 wia:, pyheaaze.s tinFoerstintagaese.iirnes.ore:tilanorli remedy'
Mss
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L' ' •
ine.N. gene to 6 ra ferd on- sa visit
St " If yeti de not Cleri-ve prompt !Md. satis• •
. factory results from the use or Peruna, •
• • • most everybody knows that by leiaraily
of our citizen; Thomas Tilt,. Captain Jreland, .seventy -eve years ago and
•to Mr S. • • •
' write_ at once to °Dr. Hartman, giving a-
1VIiss ;Alice Diihclas and Mx. Robert
Boyd have returned frena the North- statement °f Ylt/nr Ca43°' and 11° will •
west. We are all pleased (to sce. , /1),elopalgere:eadst...e.gixe MB. lainabb3 24.
tli°41. hack. Address Dr. Hartman President .of
Tilt won .distinetion in the American Came to Canada weca a child with
army at. the time of the, civil war. .her, fantily and waslime ied to the
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He made 01 late years his home With late Peter Shea about fifty -Elva yi ars
one of his soils / who resides at ;WM- ago aa Mr, . Shea died ie. Goderiel
niPeei ' The other sen 'resides at St ebout eine years, ago. Mrs. Shea
LeuiS. ' CaPtain Tilt was 60 'years ot • never forgot the eolettry of heir I.irth
ago at; bis death. • - •• • , and , gloried rn its inemot:Y. '
. We' called on Mrs: .1. a Setber- On Thursday a. in, a5th Septem-
land .on Monday and found her very' bet, a telegram reachedtown a;viS-
wetl atter • all the excitement diie to ing thei Party to aThom it came : of
her position and exposure as well on the wreck ofk- the schooner . Singapore
la little south' of the, Kinearline pier.
The Singapore was owned- by • her
Captain, J. C. .Sutherland. The sch-
ooner becartie witerlegged, yet the
htbeceLaSiengaaalovr4c; ir• afterand before she
It was, witlr; great regret that our
'citizens learned on••12th Sept: of the
death of .0aptia.in Norman Macdonald. Captain thet;ght °Poldi get her
He battled so long with his disease4 safely , hit° Iineardine harbor .• but
that all . hoped for .his •ultirtiate re- sbe,' istruck •a bar, + • • • ,
covery. He was a gallant and day- 1Vlisses Pearl and Annie' Wright
ing sailor and many. were his-Vieissi- spent Sunday and Monday the 14 ues
tudes m days long past. • He was Of Mitten' slid Sumtherhill friends.'
horn. in the township, of Huron but Mr. '1.1re , Stewart has, entered Me -
his fatuity moved to Goderich about Cchoireniaigeolcr's- ' Theological. Seminary at
thirty , years. age. His., mother; • a
lady of eighty-five yeari, is stilt liv-
ing, Captain Ma.cdonald• Was a loyal
Son of _Scotland, to which- Orem lie
-belonged, and was also a 'brother. of
Captain,MalcobaMacdonald of the •
tug ,Iliiron,. between . whom a 'strong
affection always existed. • Air. ': Mur-
doch II/leap/laid,. 'father • Of Mrs.
(Capt,) •Normaii Macdonald, aror Son.
Angus, both of 'Ripley, attended the John '. Grintop. of Tonawanda : is '
funeral. The . ca,sket was . Cevered spendipg .,a, OW days in:the village. '•
With' lovely •floral.; tributes, airionL -Jas. • Oliver and .. W. B. Hawkins :
them.. being .a large, beautiful wreath :- were in Louden last week,
from: the Sons of Scotland, a large ,, a Thus*. Wilson Jr': is visiting- friends
anchor from ' Mi. James Clark and
casket baguets of ferns ' and flowets
from the family. of Captain Malcolril
Macdonald and , many floral :Offerings:
from Messrs.„- Lee, Robert Campbell
and others- connected With the shipp-
ing interests. "Rev. ,JaMes Anderson
ofecieted t helm and grave and a
to Maitla A cemetery.
large dor ege followed the ,.ietnales
• We helix) been informed that Rev.
W. D. Magee has received a call from LOW : ,RATES .:,TO' THE NORTI-t•
the, Clinton and Base Line Baptist WEST VIA GREAT NORTHERN••
congregatians. We will be sorry to RAILWAY. : ' • •
lose Rev. V. D. ,Magee, but we think •• Effective (Daily) Septeinber. 15th to
.Iii:rnfiehvnid.zic: .,thil.e....,1Gakre4hbainte,epz:eatcohod ,.az
ataatig. October Atii. inclusive,.:1904. cheap
•,' will be on sale from all stations in
:the one way second class colonist tickets ,
Ontario - ;to ail .points on the line '
Anniversary - services on the Staffa •af taa Gaso Nonasxmans,iiway in.:
circuit on Suaday Jest. a • Montana, ' Idaho, Oregon, Washington; .
Mrs: ' James Laithwaite %attended also to' Vi0OriA, Vancouver, West -
the London Exhibition., with Clieton infester, Rossland, Nelson and other -
friends. last- week. .,, ' points in British Columbia; °
For full information as to rates,
Miss tripling of Detroit, andompan- time of trains, also berth rates in '
led by Miss Butt and DraPhramer. .
Tourist Sleeper, also literature, on
V. S. of Clinton, were guests of BINS oplio,ti•oo. to chas,...w, aloes.; nis_
Laithwaite. last week, trict Passenger Ageitt, 10 Kin sI..
Port Albert.
Wflflam • .
Richa_rdsen o:
Muskoka, spent Sunday with MS
.4. Ben.1 Hawkins of +Goderich spent
Saturday' in the . vilrage:
, • Mize Maggie Smith has gciue to ! a.
-Ate Harttnan Satiaterin4,,Celunibuo.7,0a.
-Seaforth to atteed '' the ,.,C,bliegia,te.t
lestitute, We wiah.,lier saeOeSS- • ..' -, Fan Fairs of 1664.-
' ,Mrs. 41/fuld9on. of BrusselS., : visited,' - • • , , , . • .. . .
.,aont et. ht4horm44,011),.M... r , - Fi,nlay ilkIPIntosb i LGioadtecteetil : . .' Sept. 27-28
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• • Miss Annie *Nab, ,:who Inas Ixeen.,jasaiaeitalleaa . I ,.: • ', ,.- . ..sSaepp$t, 228e:8299
• quite ill; has reeeVered. . - . - ' a Bskeciaja*. .' . a Sept: 29-80
: Mr," ,David AtIcKee of.. Leadbur'y* s '
will h4b.6- ' ;.F.ordwicit, , .
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gene to the Northwest and, ,. .. ,
The entertainment held in . • : . Oct 4-5
greatly missed in these partsi . i • •
ed, mit to be a, 'greed 'Sx1Coesa...,. :: . • ' Dungannoft
: . Win-, '; Brussels
throp .. hall one night ..laSt" weejr ;tiirn,. ' BlYth. • -
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$ .and .rantIO.ia :R. AINGVS s .
40 The 'three leading Ranges D'icie in Canada. We ,17,1ave 0
0 - • .thiagi.. All sizes. Heating stoves fur Wood . #
$ , , . . , and Coat, including the celebrated ,. ••• 4
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0. 'Light consumption. of *IVO. and a .good baker are 2, $
. # necessity in a, good rang, These are the'etrong., #
. est features in the above named ranges.
; They are -made ti), give satisfaction. ',' .+,. .
• • ' ,wben you. buy .one. • . .. i
. You are not experimenting .
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nt Gere Manitoulin, this, week.
Thos.' ' Hai/king, .wife and child,-
speat• SundaY:in the village as also
,did Mrs. W.. G. Murray, • all di God,
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Mr. -McGee, who has been Spending
:the summer months with his.. son
lea,ves .shoitly for 'Seaforth for
the winter., •-• -
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• During theabsende of Bev.- W. 11.
Graha,m his pulpit was filled very,
acceptably at the 11 a. m. service on
Sunday last by Mr, Robert Young
and at the evening .service by Rev,
Mr.. Gischler .of Benatiller, one of the • Mr, and. Mrs. P. W. Scott returned
German evangelists stationed • there, last %Week 'from 'Permit° where they
explained that it was no easy visited Weeds,
task te preach in German in the a. • Owing to tiy,l;Loadon Pair last
m, and afternoon or evening rin, En- *geld ye scritle did not pet in, aa ape
lista or vice versa, the duty that had: pearance, • • ,
ranee to him. Miss Cora, Williamson of Belgra.ve
Through the courtesy of 1Vkiss was the guest of Miss Tillie* Nethery
nes Welsh„ president at the Literary on Sunday. .
Society of the G. C. we .spent Mr, and Mrs; Chris Johiaston, suit,
delightful evening at the Itetitute dyed with Hullett friends.
on Friday, that evening being clios- 'The , many friends of •• Miss Bells,
en on which to hold the first prom- Quinn of Winnipeg, Man„ formerly of
enade calmed , of the fall and winter East WaVaanosh, will be very sorry
terms. It was a lovely evenhig on to hear of het serious illness with
Whieh to hold it and one could Sing typhoid fever.
with as much delight as the .lack- Mt? and Mrs. NetherY visited Hid -
stone orchestra. The inomi shines lett friends on. Sundayt
bright 'and the stare in sight, for
the Collegiate Institute bad Heaven-
ly light` outside of it that night to 01.55 Rot,IND 'Mr plum Cama.
the unbounded pleasure of alt. TON 'WITH STOP ovnli, PRIVI-
Mrs'. A. B. Cornet/ and .daughter, LEatES
Miss May, returned last week from . aCnIdII0inAttOnledDiDatTeR. sOtIaTtions.
Exhibition and were the guests of Through Peltinan sleeper twice da-
l** Mrs' Percy Cereell While In ilYS.tote—Make application. to J. D.
that eity.
The Baptist eongregation Will Toronto, for handsome booklet con-
eet for , the season in assembly tabling 48; pages of Illustrated— And
Bast, Torouto, Ont.• . et. 15
• •••• East Watvanosh.
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$ Samson Portland Cement at reduced $
prices.
HARL.AND BROS. i
S'1101TES ITARDWARE
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+ turer a. lot of Odd Pante at a very low figure. Each t
X pair is made of good heavy tweed, well made and trim- a•s:
..tz: pmreiedeniisdonislygosoidaystile,u, e at $1.75, but while they last the +
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delightful visit to , the Torento
forth -P0.
1VIeDonald, District Passenger Ageat,
all, where they first met on the op- descriptive literature regarding the
ning of the' Baptist serviees here. Great Pair.
Mr, Peter McFarland is beautifying 1Per tickets mid furtherinforMatin
rah
Turnip seed mid ti kinds of ga.
Stade aeleeted,
GRAHAM Canadian stations. an on; Grand
grs Sliier'S VARBATit Ogle Cooper's olei stand. booklet or address J. MandOnald, t
STORB8 Cridi for Butter and Eggs. Phone 2 Distriet Passoger agent, Toronto, e
seeds, orchard grass.
croekery we have a few dinuer
aets we L.412 seffing very elicap. Your
is premises by extenciing ban& tall at Grand Trunk ticket offices,
sane fence the whole .length ot the uti_ton.
nodgettg, TO% Agent
tont of his, residence.
A. 0: Pattison, Depot Agent.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Naftel and
hoirldornet.
noare holidaying, this month hi
Miss Bratty Shepherd and her sis- farmers eround here do not,
er have feterned from, it delightful atom to be discouraged on account
rip with their father, on his steam- of the wheat failure as most of them
r. ..aro trying it egeint •
Desceiptive -pamphlet has been fe- i
sued giving full leformation re ard.
in 1 -he 1 Fait, 4
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la 0. to which Ilichibition reduced rates 'rim
are in effect, Npermitting stop over at A
litteICILZOX' TOWSISIZIP.
1.'runk Agents and secure' copy of t
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