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The residence of Mrs. Brown, own- The Ladies' Aid in the vit toria
ed by Mrs, Dr, McLean, Florida, has street church are holding tam
had a• stone foundation put under i.t, Thanksgiving supper and entertain -
which has made a decided ChUllp th meet this evening n their (herrn
its appearance.
The National Cloak Co. have got
We wolider how many young men the, walls 'of their new building .
in this town bane a museum, Mr. islied and are now preparing to get
•. Ernest Kneeshaw has a wonderfully the root hashed h 1 •re wintts •
largo collection of the skulls et bird a sets in.
and animals, -and. snakes preserved in Pretty little Gladys Bedford, dee-
Alcohol, specimens of amethyst and shier of Mr. J. .S. Bedford, imp 01
other pyetty stones, butterflies and the heirs of the Bedford estate, mile -
their kind, and many novelties of brated the third anniverstay of her
man's werk. Ile has -one room tot birth on 7th Nov. by holding a bitth- -
his curios at his residence Victoria , day party and giving a f'.° oelok
street. •• • •• . tea to fourteen •of•her young guests.
We regret to learn ot the 'serious Her grandfather, Mr, maleolia
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illness of Mr. Hugh Chisholm, an Lean, who is abliost a century old,
enterprising farmer ,of Cal3prne. • enjoyed the party as much as his
Mr. McLennan is an old sailor, 'hay'. I little grand -daughter. Little Gladys
ing sailed the "Maitland" that often 1 received a great many pretty tittie
'• came into our port. He has no use souvenir gifts.
. for steamers,• being, a lover of the To get good sale, a gentleman says
old time sailing vessel. He came (who knows) for apples shipped to
• into Goderich for the hrst time . oa the West end of London,* England,
the day on which the first train ca •that each apple ,should be done up in
- Inc in with excursionists from Brant- tissue paper like oranges and 'emus
• ford anal other towns on the • new are. They would bring a much higher
Buffalo, Brantford and Goderia R.R. figure.
After leaving the sea ate settled down •
in Ripley. •
Mr. and Mrs.- W. II. Trembly, who
came lately to towna reside co: Sou-
th street. • •
• Mr. • R. Parsons has had the land:
aroana his new house levelled . and
made ryao, to be converted •• into
1 awn.
Tlic •two new houses being built
by Mr. Moser on • the "Passmore pro •
perty are getting- the porticos. paint-
edwhite. The buildings are nearly
ready for opeupation. •
• Wetaxathat either •Rev..Jpsepl
/Elliott or :Captain. Dudley Holmes is
to be the ,Conservative candidate fot
West • Huron: Chaplain or Captaio:
For •the Reform party. We. have. not
heard any name mentioned save that
f the 'present .M.P. P., ' Maleoln•
1Grutile, Cameron. •• ,
- Mr. Joseph Whitely has •• lad, the
!verandah over Harrisoa's bakery
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• 1 en • down to prevent any .accident
i . oe-
cureg during a hen.ay rain or snow
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fall. . • .
reSidenee on South street is 'tearing
coMpletion. • We trust they can Cele
• brate Christmas Day in. it.. ' ' '
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Mrs. John Brepney • spent a, week
— ,"or two the a guest of • her , daughter,
as
• Mr. Joseph WhitelY's handsome new
• • MiSs• Brophy. Mrs. Brophey .was in-
elisliesed last month but she is betfer
now..
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H. B. Cotnic•e;
• Chemist and Druggist •
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LADIES'
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..; TO BREAK .tiP A. COLD.
. Right quickly nothing works soni-
cely as .Netviline. taken real 'hat. • It
sends a glowing warmth all through
• the body, and when rubbed on •theath-
• roa.t and chest loosens •up the cough
and relieveS .tightness• and Soreness
tn. the chest; Ne,rviline iS• used. as 's
.preventive and cure far colds, coups
and .winter .ills in thonaanda lip les
. because.' it 'gees right to woza a, a
brings relief .•qpiekly.' There is aeare.
medy in the world Withhalf the .114
wet and Merit Of ; it's in.
valuable' in 'every house. In lava!
bottles,. Price 25c. • •
In, Murney's meat market the head
of a Dorset rani with laeautifully
curled brown. horns Ison view, beau- -
Welly mounted. The nostrils have
been 'painted red • and. tatite a bit of
• the neck is left. We have often see.,
a deer's head •mounted but not
shetta's. . •" . •
•• We areavery• sorry to learn pi the
Continued • illness of • Mrs. Coates,
Trafalgar street, 'who has been
since May-
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• Mrs. Janes and •two children arriv-
ed from England and with Mr. Janes
reside: in the house owned by. 'dr..
Nugent on St.' Andrew's street; •
• , Mr.. and. Mrs. FOrden • ha4 removed
• -to the iniuse on St. Andrew's Street
lately ocetipied by M. Carroll.
Mrs. Morris is making great pro...
gess toward recovery from her lon
and serious illness. ' • • • • • •
• Miss Maggie, Doak is assistant. at '
the lialitioral cafe.. •••
We were. serry to learn of .the death.
..af Mr.. Archibald Sands,' • . •
On MoittlaY evening of last wet.
the McGillivray Mission Band bele
a•,think'offering entertainment. • There
was a good attendane•e and. an • ex-
cellent program: • •-• • . ' • •
Mr. • Jonathan' Miller. has. beilt an
annex 'to -his livery barn..
• Several' of • our citizens -drove. to
Clinton. on 'Sunday to ahead tht
funeral 'of the; late D.F.MacpherSon,
Mrs. Edgar Mason Cook is spend-
ing few days 'with Miss.' AcheSon in
Goderieh.. and will' not .receive . until
the second and • third Tuesda;r4. .io
facceMber. • • • .•• •
• Air. •4:- MeLe.an is now a' le .
go • ..tO his place. of .bushiesi every
r.day. • • .
Service. will .beheld at 11. m. on
Thanksgiving. Day at Knox church.. '
The latest cereal compound is Ape-.
tiza. It looks like ground coffee... ..
• Miss Nettie Price has aceepted p
'lion in Detroit. • • '• • • •.. •
Thc ho.usehold: effeetS of the ' latd.
Mrs, • VanEvery -Were sold o' Sattn-
lay ny , order • of her datiga ter; Mrs
Rothwell ;of Toronto. • . • •
Cranberries •are plentifal /low. T4cy
•eaine for Thanksgiving 11 iv . • •
A• great quantity or large etie y
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• . . heads ..- mine !rem K a I a in, iate t 1a I •
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Of 10Q. Ladies, '.90 at least
prefer Rugs to any -..',..other
atr; • S. Kntiekle was taking a boll- •• ' • . I
kind of jeWelry.' For this
reason we pay spectal atten-
tion to this line. ••
You will find all the favor-
ite Stones and combinations
at their best with us.
D I A.al ON DS, PEARLS,'
EMERALDS, RUBIES, •
SAPPHIRES, OPALS,
OLIVINES, • TURQUOIS,
Every Ring at its 'very best
both as to value and qual-
ity.
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• tion" in October. 1 -le mad° his ;a7- TWEr;NTY YEt1,1F15t,
Mr. R. Postlewhaite t • k •
• e a tri - o " su ered fro chin ,f •
• g cs ol
• Grand Bend, Fort Frank, The India., twenty years add cannot Imagine) any
liesetvp, Petrolca, besides doing r greater distress. DL a Chase s Oint•
good deal •of Work at his own build taunt • gave me relief frem the first
ing. He is a steady and efficient po., application, and nonchas 11 -
Beeman, • ' • een me of this horrible disease." -Mr.
Miss Hattie Robinson of Nitiga, J. S. MeLaren, Farmer: and Contra -
Man., is visiting ner cousin, 1VIrs. etor., Tiverton, Ont. • • ' '
LaVis, and will spend the winter with• •. ••
her and Clinton friends. • -
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• We 1earn that thc congregation 01 • When Lady Aberdeen made Ottawa
the North street church are going her Ionia she introduced the obser-.
on with the balding of a new ehureli . nation • of May Day by having the
Mrs. C. Cribb left on Tuesday to May Pole danced . at• the •Lathes'
spend the winter in Los Afigelos,Cal-
ifornia, the guest ot• her son, •M College of Ottawa arid chose Hallow-
• •e'en for having the May Queen cro-
Charles Crabb, • •• d d h ' th • t d is h Id
The second. brick house built
•Y azt anniversary supper. The. Panel -
A j Grigg 1Virs. 'W. O. Rhinos on East. street fs pat, Aram j. (+rant Needham, re-
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/ nearly ready for Mr. W. H.' Thome- • caved' a cablegram froni Lady Aber -
JEWELER A.ND OPTICIAN • son to occupy.
Mr: J. Thomas his removed to the
stone cottage on Newgate street late-
' ly ,occupied by Conduator BOyd.
Mr.. • Lane is having' his residence
newly shingled. ' •
• Mr, P. O'Rourke is 'very :much bet-
ter the Past month.. •
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"I lost fifteen pounds through La.
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weight and improved my health, by
using Ferri:Acme, It's the best re -
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W. .1°, Elliott, Proad.itt. •
• D. AT McLachlan., Principal,
dem that evening wishing the • Maa
Queen coriatjratulations. This year the
May. Queen crowned under the. auspic-
es of Her. Exaelleney does not now.
attend the Ladies' College and Miss
Elise Tye,, a graduate of the and. 0
and eldest daughter • of Mail Clerk
Tye here, was the young lady chosen
to • be crowned use of .the Ma
for 1905;, "The College dining hall,"
so says the Ottawa Citizen, "was
suitably . decorated, the time honored
pumpkins .being Much In evidence. 'In
the evening a pretty niasnuerade was
held, both teachers and students ali-
ke joining in the frolics and fun.."
We wish Mis Elise Tye all. honor as
May iaueen in 1905.
' Captain Murray McGregor left on
Tuesday of last ,Week :for Sarnia,
Windsor and Muskegan • where mem-
bers of his family reside.
. Mr. Davis of Hotel Bedford wore a
very smiling face on his return from -
a'• visit Mitchell for a week's
shooting, his game being composed of
partridges and over- thirty rabbits,
besides other ganie..,
Last . week's issue of The News -
Record gave A. E. Saraffleld's name
for being in a collision en route for
Pasadena, Cal. It should have been
Reginald . Black 'who left some wre'.s
before A. J. Svvaffield.
The News -Record gives the news
of town and township.
In nine Cason out of ev..ry ten 11.ht
tired, cross feeling is dati 1.0 an Mat--
• tive the habit of ,letaing cross
will be eompleety overcome if you
• take Vito Lax 11,Ie Flint, P/!1:,; .bey
cure liver trolble without prod/wing
any bad effects, because th ate co-
mposed( of Iterha, barite and• Mak
Mr. E. P. Reekte, Clint drugg-
ist, keeps them in stool* ,rice 25
centti,
ObLOMEL RUINS TIIE SYSTEM.
And should only bo used under' a
doctor's orders. For a mild physic
•ta.ve Dr. Hamilton's, Pills of Man-
drake and Butternut. No grip, • 410
pain, certain relief for headache, con-
stipation and torpid Baer. •Use oily.
Dr. Hamilton's Pills, price 2,5e, • •
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Miss May Doyle left fpr Chicago on
hionday 1ti resume' 'her duties as nur-
• se in one of 'the ho•spitals ' in that.
'city. . .
Mrs. Captain McKay is spending a
• few weeks in Brantford the. guest of
'her sister,' Mrs. Carlyle, She was a.
guest at the wedding Of a 'relative
which took place iast week in'Irma-
loordn.•
'S'aturda-y' . •
a•. th.e • Naves Waa
shed over • the' pier. Early in the
day •word came that the Wymouth
with . a raft of lumber for the break-
water had run *ashore on, the betich.
aomewhere. • • .
' • A crowded house greeted Rev. •
IL Gramme en Sunday evening', it
being Commotion' Sunday. For' • his
text•he choae ist..Cprinthiaas ; 21;
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• I fEALTHY AND. VIGOR°
Mr. John Shelton, the well-known
• bridge .builder, ot 101 Sherwood St,
Ottawa, stales : have used Dt
Chases Kidney -Liver Pills for kidney
and liter derangements •arotarht (1.11 by
eapoiure, and find them better 'than •••
any • pill or medicine • I .bver natal.- •
They • cleansed 'lily System and made
nie feel heathy and vigerous, aftd
better ipeverys-WaY." -•
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Mr, Wladiriiir Gelesnota a Russian.
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• Mr. Watnoek's squash at the :St.
Lents • Exposition is:quite a. wonder
in the' vegetable kingdom., They'll
think. our . town. is a second Japan,
• cabbages there • weigh 100, Jim: Mr.
.Warnoekis squash .weiglis•. 403 pounds.
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his two .pretty little gals, Glace
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Sunday night: that the "Charles ;Cr-
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was. ail right on Sunday,. • The Ben:.
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wind being too higb. • •••• . . •
The Wyoming, with . rat of
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Saginaw • :to Goderien • ' during •the •
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CHILDRENS' BLACK HOSE
In all wool ribbed an,i., heavy makes, double.
kneed, elastic knit, all sizes, prices 15c up
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INFANTS' BOOTEES. 4 •
In .solid white, fancy knit, ioft and warm,
.prices 20c to 25c
• INFANT.S' COATS • •
•In solid red and 'White, made .6.1 good quality- 792_4
Iderdown, pretty trimmin-os.--well made,
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Made of fine white yarn, well shaped and made,
pri▪ ces 15c, 20c and 25c
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Made of good 'quality Cream Bear Cloth,. good
• Tong glossy wool, size 34x28, price $2.50 Al
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• Boys' worFted Hose, double heels and toes, made r.t.
from good Scotch Fingering Yarn, f,izes 6, 6i, 7, 7,1 8,
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Assoi\ted sizes and qualities, regular price from
• 25c up to 66c, to clear at 20c -4
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