The Clinton New Era, 1905-06-30, Page 4•
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TFP-1 CLINTON NEW BRA
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June 80t 41905,
Saturday, Jul 1st (Dominion Day) this Store will be Closed.
RAND TRUNK RAILWAV
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Special Attractions will. be offered for c;
Good goiog Juno se, July 12 and 8,
1)- IV/ INFION DAY
Returning until Jaw 4, •
Thursday and .Friday. 1
HomeSeekers' sExcursion
Ticket. ,
Store will be open Friday Evening.
WE are anxious to th3ve you do your..Saturday shopping- this week on Thursday and Friday; and in order
to get you to do our uying on -these days, we have Prepared a very special list of bargains that
"vitt go on sale for these tw6daYs-ohlY,--THIS_SToRF WILL ,K.E_P_PITN, FI.WAY EVEN1N.G UNTIL TEN'O'CLOCK
for the benefit,of those wino cannot come during the -day. . •
Do your Shopping tlere.Thursday and Friday and Save Money
Two Millinery Bargains for 1 Remnants 8sc All Wool Carpets soc
Prom •OL,INTON to
wig/rapes, *110; 210w1U'llY, Delorane, Souris,
$31 60. bramion, $81.5.5, Lyleton, Lenore. Min -
loin, ginsearth, 02,25 ; Moosorein, $32.',0 •
Arcola, $82 50; Estevan, Vorkton, $33; Sbeho,
nese; Regina. Lipton, S33.76; IdooseJaw,
Saskatoon, $35.25; Prince Albert, $36. Macleod,
188; Calgary, 38 850; Red. Doer, $ .60; iStrath-
eons., $40.60:
Stop -over allowed any pon,t west of Winx Ives
Tickets aood, going aud, returning via North
'Bay on the fonowins elqtas :-Going June '15th,
returning until Ana . 14th; going lune 2tth; ro-
turning until Aug; 28th; going July 15t1i, re -
_turning until September 16th.
- -Ticket-9 winitner tet .rla
boat from Sarnia, do Fort Willson, thence
:by rail,. to destination, on the follow-
ingdatesl-Going June 12th, returning up to
Avg. 18th; going June 26tt1, returr,ing up to
Aug, Zitly;•going Jnh, returning up to
Sept. lq.th, ,mws
For tickets and furthee information
apply tn.
P. it. Dodger's. 'town Agent
Thursday anti Friday. We are going out of the Carpet Business, and havemarked
Trimmed Hats Worth up to $5 '
every Carpet in the store less than makers' cost: The. Winton Da
.00 at $.1.75
. On Thursday morning we will place on .sale more than, a dozen rem- • ,,RRIDAY, JUNE. 30, 1005.
On Thursday and Friday.you.,can have your choice of several doien manta of our bestZply wool Carpet, ranging in lengths from -0 ycle • 'KIM.
Hats that ea, ly in the season wculd haveseold at 3.50, 4.50 t.6„,5.91 75 to14 yards.- these' are regular 85c Cenpets; to clear at yer yard
all to clear at ...... ......„ .......... .. ........ . . • . .
$1.75, $2.00 and $2.50 Outing Hats at 75e •
On Thersda- snd Friday .you can have your .dmice of several dozen:
Outing II its, ail new this season, that soldne 1.75, 2,00 to 2 50, for .. JUL,
60c Dress Coods at:38c
200 yeeds of Mohair-,Seigee, et,, in a good range of colors,.all this
teasoials, choicest go cis, regulandec, fto go tor two days only at,: .. ..
85e All Wool Dress Goods1,9e
yardsof 42 inch wi le black Dress,Geoilk; this. is ,el.relain, hard -finished .
se), n n, 1 kilorp eifert.: the reloilar,price. ;vas .75e, special
y'z y
1 and $2.75 Coll Witta.; at $I.31.
On Thursdew and Friday y u cinhave,yoer.clioice. of. citiy golf waist in •
380
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t he eiore,that sold at $2.50 and $2.7;:, at • " 135
lee and I.51! Pearl Bus ton -i At. 2 doz lor Mc,.
100. dozen of fine, w bite petite butt oneoi 1 three different *eft; come twe 10c
dozen on at end, regu'ar 10e ILZe,,t igO, for. two days.,:at g doz.for _
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•••• *ON 41*** felik•clit, 00* .444 4444 6)4140.0 44-414.1.404.404.**
I 25C Swiss Embroluery at 5
Last we we g?t a chance to clear up from a large
• wholesale house, 3.40 yards of Swiss Embroidery, in. 3 .Z
different p2c.i;erns, They come -in neat Medallion ,effects •
bout 2 inches w.c12.. The regular 'retail price was
25c. On sal2 Thurslay and Friday at per yard
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Remnants of Tapestr! y Ca-rpet at
Or9at1y Reduced Prices.
$1.00 and $1.15 Linoleuin at 75e
.Several prices of the beet ,2 yard wide Linoleum., regular 1.00 and 1.1.5
. Advice from a Friend.
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The Montreal Gazette, the best Con-
serVative paper hi Montreal, reade Mr,
Borden and the Conservatives in the.
House a pretty sharp lesson. It tells
lifm they should shut up and get home,
that they are not only wastiing time on
,
trivialities, but thet his course is not
one acceptable to, nor for the well-
being of, the clenseryitive petty. It
used atr.?nger language in calling him
A n
lue down • than would be used by a Liberal
paper under the same- circumstances.
The Gazette tells _Mr. 13oideri he hat
rdeetroyed the Conservative party 'in
, .1 the provinces of Quebec, Nova Scotia
de and New Bitinswick, and will do so in
Ontario if he does not change his tac-
tics... It is pretty straight tedk from a
party friend, and will no doubt lead
Censervatives.Ltaido . some . serious
ILaU° thinking. . - '•• • ... ,......,
I., To any one familiar with politics,"it
. . is evident tbatthere is a clique of men
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n r to the House who are disposed to run
zDe things to suit themselves, regardless of
the leadership of Mr, Borden. In fact,
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• . . they openly ignore hint. In thia Way
: the party is carried -lab issues that we
think kr. Borden, if left to himself,
would avoid. •
• 'That the artielehiscaussd some cen-
sternation in Conservative rinks, is
, proven . by the fact that the OttaWa,
correspondent . of the Toronto News
makes it the beats of a long article try-
ing to show that the Montreal Conser-
vatives 'are anxious to 'remove Mt.
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"15e Jalitnese patting at 10e
rolls of Japanese Matting, in assorted patterns, refuter 15e quality,
tego at,. ; " . . . .......
tic lAnen Collars at 8c
200 new Linen Collars,00 in assorted sizes, all new -styles. regular 15c eol.
lar,on sale Thursday and Priday at...... . ..... • • • • • • p•,..,i...4••••e•
18e and Vle lEMbroideries at 12e
-7275 yards -tit this seneon's eliThees ,,m 10 cries, an many
la,r 1.6c and 20e, to clear at . . . ........
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50e Tape Girdle Corsets a 1&
igns, regti-
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On Thersday.and Friday we will .placeon sale 5 dozen of the very best
•50e Tape Girdle Corsets at each... ...............
iimeormanisaasenrs.sour
to ! S. Harland,- R. Manning, McMath,
Hodgens, W. Rellyar and F.•Hill. ' •
e -N• '".-'• .l It is possible that next Sanday Will
+4* C 11 u r c ii News -kg-, I be Mr M•in n s •
"s-, ! He may ‘ tanlicegthe following Sunday,
' ' itlat for somettine.
moi0 4444444444,44.444.4z 1 but it is net yet decided.Ile_expects •
to leave for ,his holidays, and wilLhe
ONTA.RIOSTREET 01-1USJOH. ; absent a couple of menthe,
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On Monday evening the ladies cif 1 . • • •
Ontario St, Church repreeenting the There was rtiseJ 'onAl- ti I rave
Ladies' Aid and Misdonary Societies, ; Methodistcircuitlad year., $1,359.: :.
presented the wife of Rev. Dr. Cook 1
with a nattering addressoi ceompatited I Fellowship meeting hi both Wesley
by a sit ver fruit d tali and a bo n -bon • and Ontario street Methodist churches
dish ; Mrs. Cook has been a useful on Sunday morning, at 10 o'clock,. • . .
member of these aecieties and leaves liev. S. M. Whaley, . 'of -Sti, 'Helens,
many warm friends behind. The was. therecipient of a well • filled
Young People's Soeiety the same:even- purse on his leaving there last week.
in presented Dr, Cook with a beauti- Rev. J. W. Holmes (fatherof Dr. B.,
ful suit case as a testimonial of t heir Holmes) was in town on Teesday, on.
appreciation of him, Dr. Cook and his way to his new - field Of labor 'at'
family left fot Ridgetown, his new ; 141en1.aern. Mrs.. Holmes and daughter
1 eld of labor on Tuesday. A. very ate the geests of her son here.
large number of friends gagiRring to I
./ ; him farewell. • By request of ex -president, Rev.
. I Et; Hobbs, Roy. J. Kenner, formerly of
W ILLIS CHURCH. 1 Clinton, will supply the pulpit. f the
- gethodist church, Strathroy, during
Rev. Donald McGillivray, who is en- the nionths.of July and August, .. .
• gaged " in - .Cifinese. -mission- werlet ..
,preached morning aodevening on Sun- At 'the-lithati417-111e'eting-ef-- -tile-
day last. His morning discourse -dealt I Walk erton Association - of. Baptist .
mere particularly w:th the stability of : Rev. J. N,
Chinches' held. in -Atwood recently.
McLean, .13, A.,,' pastor of
Chinese conyerts and, their attitude the 'Whigham Church, Wee elected
'after I he aczeptance of religleus truth, I Moderator for the ensuing. year, • -
Mr. .Miller, a student from Knox ! -.
College, willp occepy the pulpit next,'occupy .Mr..Manriing, Chairman of the
Sunday, rind will continue to do so. District, will p'artietpate in the ling
during Mr. Stewart's holidays. '.of the corner stones, of the new North
Considering that the night was1 St Methodist chuech todnotroW ; else
rather cool, there WaS a goo attend- , John Joyet ( ecknow), Geoige e e
ance at the social on the lawn a John son Mrs. Chas, V '
ale Geo. .Thonison
Lindsay on Monday evening. The' andWilliam lieliarel. ,,Goilerich. .
band was present. delightful refresh.I The ladiesi of ' (he Kippen Circuit
ments were served, and all appeared
to have is good time. The. receipts 53'et' at the parsonage on Wednesday
aftetnoon. and presented the • pastors
• were $50. wife Mrs..Shas withi a neatly worded
The picnie of Willis Sabbath School v;
will be held on Tuesday, July 18th, at address and a betintilul clock, Mrs.
Hayfield. Shaw hasbeen is great help .to her.
husband and is held in the srery high,
ST: PAULS CHURCH • est esteem, Ori the circuit. . •
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The ladies of St. .Paurs church per- Rev-. J. L. Small, Auburn lefthere
'pose holding their annual garden on Tuesday on it holidaV ,erip to the
arty on Thursday Evening July Oth. west. AS It young nigh lie spent
efreshments will be served as usual. tvvelve Yeere on the Mat and bound -
The Clinton brass band wi'l play less prairies, ancl he simply gage to re -
several selections diming the evenini.. cuperate. His pulnit work will be Sup -
A large attendance is looked fot if the Plied in the interlin by Mr. McLean,
weather is favorable. Ths proceeds son of Dr. *Lean, of Blyth. .
1Ime lames Gt,aliciti1, 'of St:jetties
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church 14lentreat; on the occasion of his
leaadrig for London, Was presented
the cornet stone of the new Episcopal .with a P11150 (AVM and a entree set -
church to be shortly erected at Mill- vi.:ie ve, eed at sslo. HO. ig ti, native of
..bank. The date of -the ceremony is Clinton, etid Will likely preach hese
fixed fot the 6th of July, and Ills Lord- ,soritrte.time 'during ids tonaon. pas..
ship the Bishop of H,..n
Huron will handle ' . • '
the trowel. . Friends anA aequaintaness of the
An afternoon tee, was given yester.
day (Thursday) from 2.30 to 5 p,m., in 1 win
Rev • Sas.' Walker formerly/if. Varna
*be pleased tolearn that his sight
St. paurs school house, to the mem. has . beet, -restored,. Davie the last
bets of the La tea •lin . wo a es 1 two months he has been un ergoing .a
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of the Guild were tbeentertainers. . stiles of oporatinns, in New york,
.13APTIST CHURCH • .whielt have proved entirely imecessful.
Sunday will he flower clay in the ' Mr: and Mrs. Walker are about, to
13aptist Sunday School. . The-niernieg • leave-NeW York fin their son's home
eervice will be given over,,to the ehihr.lin Peterhof.° . . . .
sten who will lead in the singing and ; The members of west presbyterim
in whose interest the service is being church, Toronto, have with them once
held. The prietor's idddress will be on I more their pastor, Rev. Dr. Tuenbuli,
"Flowers". The chinch will be deeor. . aftor intending 11 month at Clifton
'ated with flowers. and everything w1:1 I -Springs on ttecieint of ill health .; he
he apnropriate to the object of the hes y
service. The children will sing severagreatlimproved. rtig return
l : wm made. the. °wagon of it .11/easszt;
choruses. A very hearty invitation is willow forrmouoittoo row.
will be applied towards reducing the.
debt of the church. • .
Rev C Gunne has been ievited
to deliyer an address at the laying of
ItiVeri to till who can attend this ger- eon!" tii45 000gretatioo wolfing on
Ithri at hie home on 'Wedneeday even.
WESLEY OittIROIT, ing and presenting him with it purse a
,eir este6111
recovery. '
-the eleetien of society • vetwtsontiv go'( asietastoukryionfhti
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wtivett resnited in the tollowineri§ons inali
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too, Are good; in fact, they
bear • our guarantee, •as
well as the make
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Wm..Graliani is in London this week
,011. business. . •
Miss S, Haddock returned l'as&. week
front a visit to Ethel.. . •
Miss Wallace. spent Sunda.V with
friends in Goderich •
John Ginn, of- Detroit, 'eldest son of
4. Ginn, is home on a visit
' Mrs, McAlister, of St. Clair, Mich, ie.'
e guests. .
•• Ur. and Mrs. F. Hodgens leave 10 -
day t days' tri to Muskoka
thisi,Ea.ma Kaiser, linton, has been
the guestof ber aunt, Mrs. Geo. Beech,
Seaforth,
MisseSarah Jaeltson, of Mitchell, is
visiting her uncle, Mr. John Mc-
Claeherty •
.MissAlieePiekett, Chatham., is visit-
ing friends and relatives in ti -for a
few weeks. •
The wife of Rev. H. M. Manning has
one on a visit to hr daughter, 1VIrs.
.LVt1ner; Brampton. .
Mi Elli t C
Miss o entre a, whit has been
visiting her aunt, Ore, •*snob, re-
turned liOnie on Pridity. •• .
Mrs. Geo. Graham, who has been vis-
iting with Mr, 11, E. liodgens, G-odet-
ich, has returned to .toWn.•
'Dudley Holmes, harrister, a Wing -
ham, and Mr. Luscoinbe, barrister, of
Kincardine, were in town Friday. '
Edward E. Hewson and bride, •of
Coldngwood, spent Moriday and Tues..
day of this week at Wm. Gtaham's,
Rev: Mr. Hartley and Wife, of nor -
and, Man ., are hereon a visit to friends'.
It is eight years since they were here.
Thos. Jacksonand family, and
1VIri.'-nr-Chi711 , and family,
cave o ome, Muskoka; on Mon-
day next.
Mayor Hoo ver and wife left for Pet-
erborough on Monday, where an Exec-
utive meeting of the Woodmen of the.
'World is being held. ,
Mims Tessa jenkine has returned
home after visiting friends in List -
owe]. She was Accompanied by her
°eosin Miss Watson,
Mrs. M. Chambers returned on Set
-
evilly from Buffalo, Where she had
had been attending the wedding a her
neice Miss Mabel Moore, who was
married in that city to Mr. Paul
G illette.
Rev. Dr. Gregg and Wife, accom.
Waded by Rev. Dr. Stewart, left for
Toronto yesterday, The latter has
not deided where he will spend his
holidays, but Will shortly be joined by
by Mrs Stewart, when they will leave,
on their vacation.
Mrs, James Werry, sister of Mrs. G.
Shipley, who has been visiting here,
left on Wednesday on is visit to her
mother, before joining het husband,
Mr. Worry has been living at Wood-
stock for several year, bet reeently
moved to Winn i peg,
ftild Mrs, Thee, Panclereon, or
Moose:law are expected here this week,
the health'of Mrs. Sanderson being pre.
earious, and slut will enter Clinton
hospital for treatment, Mr. Sander-
son is rt, former resident of Stanley,
his wife being a sister Of Mr, Albert
' ToWnshend.
Stapleton
OSBALDEST IN -OWN ; --. SeldOM
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does a xeddini, take place under hap-
pier cirenrastahBR
ces than those .which
on 'Wednesday attend.ed the Marriage
of two young people, both of whom are
well and favorably known in Clinton
and vicinity. Always interesting xis
such obcasiOns are, this wasmade un-
•nsually So by the fact of the beautiful
weather that prevailed, and the large
company of guests present (about fifty);
whose joyous spirits were in keepinue,
with theday. The happy 'event took
place at the home of Mr, and Mrs; jno.
Brown, Stapleton! on Wednesdav,
June -2,8, when their , youngest claugli.•
Blrden front the leadership. This is
the in troduct ion of what the News says:
"Soinetbing. resembling an anti -Bor-
den campaign is on foot at present.
The Montreal Gazette has made a set
attack on the present Policy of the
Omiseryative party.' The Gezette
ex-
presae itself as friendly to Mr, Borden
personally, bet Mr. Borden is leader of
his party, and al.attack on the official'
action bf the Conservative party14 5.11
• attack, on. the man responsible for it." -
• If the Gazette, is paper friendly -to
Mr. Borden; feelajtistified.in censuring
"him, it is for the Conservatives them-
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ter Elizabeth, WaS united tn marriesel ves to look into the matter. '
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to Herbert Osbaldeston; of Godermh
township. At a few minutes after six.
o'ciock the bride, wlio was given away
by her. brother Thomas, entered the
parlor, where the groom had already
Itaken his place. It was an ideal mom-
ent for a marriage ceremony. The
room was thronged with guests Whose
hearts ovei flowed with best wishes for
the contracting patties, while the
:bright sunshine without, and every-
thing looking its best, seemed to indi-
cate that- naturo-:smilecl-apProvingly.,
upon the .scene being enacted at the
matrimonial altar. Rev. W. D, Magee,
pester of Olin uon Baptist chinch, per -
fanned the cereinony. The bride, who
looked very dainty in a skirt of blue
ladies' cloth, and waist of white taffeta
silk, trimmed with silk chitron, carried
is boquet of white earnatbne ; she Was
fieete,,"-a1 by MissIllien Osbaldeston, als-
ter ofthegroom. Who wore a brown
skirt and white silk waist; and carried
pink carnations. E. E, Brown, broth-
er 02 1110 bride, acted in a similar' elpa,-
'city for the- groom, At the close of
the impressive ceremony• the bridal
party received tl1te congratulations of
which the company
dining room. Where'
ad been prepared,
the guests, after
adjourned to the
an excellent ropes
Full Justice having heen done to this
part of the arrangen nts, the rest of
the beautiful summi evening was
spent in conversatio and genies
Ulm presents . were numerous
and costly, among which were a hand-
some oak bedroom suite from the
groom parents, and it beautiful oak
sideboard from the bride's brothers.
The happy couple left the same night
for their new home in Goderich town-
ship) carrying with them the congrat-
ulations of a host of well wishers, with
whom the :MAY PlitA. joins in hoping
that their wedded life may .1.o long,
happy and prosperous,
Porter's .
NOTES. --Mr. and Mrs: O. W. Potter
and two children visited friends near
Mitchelilast 'Week. Miss M. Johnson
returned home On Saturday, having
spent a few weeks with her sister, Mrs
Moore, near Mitchell. Mr.-• and Mrs„
John Cox attended the wedding of
MisS Tiehborne, in Goderich, last Wed-
nesday, Mlle. Anderson, Kmpen, bent
a couple of days et O. W. Pot ter's, thiS
week. Ruby Potter and Della Cox are'
writing on their exams. in Goderich
.this week,
'Ottnactr.-tDon't forget Bethel Still*
dey school anniversary. next Sunday
and Monday ; the Siinday services Will
be held at 10,80 am), and 7 pan., instead
Of 2,80 and 7 p.m , announced last
week ; iter. Mr. Stedman, the new
minister, Will officiate. The program
committee is sparing 110 pains for a,
Brat class program for Monday even-
ing. Everybody come and spend an
joyattjetvoettingonlAtIliekara's lawn.
Out of 10o, licenge inspectors ap-
pointedby the Ross Government, only
15 still hold office. All the rest have.
been replaced by 'friends of 11/r, Whit-
ney. And the probabilities. are ',that
the 15 will socin be down and out ••
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• Se aforth
---Noros=11fiss---Nellir Robb left' eh.
Tuesday for Winnipeg, where her
parents reside, • to take it position as
milliner. Miss May Livens • has re-.
turned home from 'McDonald Hall,
Guelph, where she has been taking
is course in 'domestic science. Mr.
John Govenlock has an order for 20
ears 92 Hay to. be shipped to New
York for export.
itrucetteid
NOTES. -Rev. Mr. Miller preached
his farewell sermon in the Methodist
church on Saturday last, Dr. Rogers'
horse ran away last week near the vil-
lage, and threw him out; he was not
Karl, though the boggy was broken ;
Mr. Campbell •catight the (levee. The
football teem of Miss Mustard's school
play in Beyfield ,on the 131 ; we wish
them succes,t; Mr. Galbraith and wife
visited last week at tho home of Mrs.
T. Simpson. J, B. Jamieson, who re.
candy returned frona Dakota on a
it, has gone to visit his daughter, Mrs'.
M. A. Armstrong, Fordiyich Miss
Mary Johnston is visiting' her sister,
Mrs Wood, in Wawanosh. Stanley
Lockhart and Dr. P. McEwen returned
to Detroit on the Greyhound,
.ECippen
NOTES. -.MSS Mabel Whitenian is
visiting het sister, Miss Lilian and
other filends in Dettoit. Mr. and Mrs.
John Duncan and Mr, and Mrs, Win,
Coleman, of Se xsmith were visiting al
the home of Mr. Jelinston last week.
Mre. Henry, of Appin, and Mrs.'Hei-
bert, of Detroit, have returned home
after spending a few clays' with their
brothert Mr. McMurtry, and other
friends in Chiselhurst anti Centralia,
-Cnintett --Rev. Mt, Davidson, Vitts.
nal and Rev, AE, A, Shitiv, Kippen, ex -
Changed pulpits on June 18th, and on
jinn!, 25th the latter preached his fere-
well sermon, befot s going to
circuit at Lyons. St. Themes district.
Next Sabbath Rev. Win. Baugh, from
Vienna, preaches his first serni"ofi....
Rev, Mr. Craw, Who Was given an in -
vital -loft to become pastor of the itip-
"pen and Hills Greett charges, Presby-
terian chinch, has decided to remain
Where he is.
SoctAL, The Presbyterians held
their strawberry festival on the even-
ing of Stine 22, and a good time was
spent. The fiensall hand was itt
tendance. 175 were taken at the gate,
Curtain
Poles
-411 kinds' And,sV,Iqsf.:vv.ith _
wood or brass trimmings,
any length desired..
Room
Moulding.
The best way to hang
.yotir pictures is by- using
hooks on room moulding.
We have the moulding in gilt,
white, blue, green, buff and
Oak colbrings, also the hooks,
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Wali.
Paper
Late hbusecleaners will
find our stock complete
a:nd prices much : to your
, advantage.
W. Cooper & CT
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MARRIAGES
STEVENS.-BEAN.-At the residence
of the bride's father; Colborne on June
s ev, . . e an., r. W.
Stevens, to Rosa II. daughter of W. G.
Bean, Essailal OBnulbrotrbnNe.....
Method-
ist church, :Seafortk .by•Rev. Birks, B.
A., on June 21st, Henry A. Hessian, to
Edna Witten, of Toronto.. •,••
• Dnarna IVIvratitier„,i.wo At
Holmesville,• on June 28th by Rev. Mr,
Rhodes, Fred Draper, of 'Aylinee to
Edythe, send daughter of Mr.- W.
Mulholland. • • •SMITIL• ,
-MATHESON, In 'Chicago'
on June 24th, at the'residetice of the
greoni's uncle, Mr.- A. •31.- Smith, by
Rev, 11. Thompson, Mr: Frank Smith •
of Moro' °Oregon., to Miss Jean II/lathe-
son, eldest daughter of Mts. N. Mathe-
son of Clinton. .
VINO
The moving process in.connec.
tion with this store is heino con-
tinually carried on. Fresh con-
signmeuts of groceries and dishes'
are arriving weekly, and are be-
ing distributed over the country,
where the .people say that
they're all ttght.
Quantity' right • •
Quality Right
Prices Right.
"Small profits and quick re -
tutus" is our motto, with regard
to our dishes; our prices are as
low as the lowest. We have odd
Cups and Saucers, in abundance,
including 25' dozen of the best
Engtisla Del f,, imported direct
,drom the- oia sodoehere_iiothing
is clone by halves, .and at sur-
prisingly low figures.
Press - cut Glass - the real
thing -a nice collection to choose
from, consisting of ' Pitchers;
Salad Dishes, Fruit Stands, Tea
Sets, Salts and Peppers, Flower
Vases, ete.,nnd almost ascheap-
aci ordinary glass.
Have you seen those six dollar
Dinner Sets? Regular $8 value.
One hundred pieces, in two col-
ors, pink and Wee. The,ere
Worth looking at, if you _need a
Dinner pet. In fact if you need
anything in groceries or Dishes,
it will pay you to visit •
The People's- Grocery
• Huron- St.
D.Beaton
Phone iir .
Bi.sa eet our prices on Sugar
before buying your Preserving
supply.
SEA LED TENDERS addressed to the under.
signed, and endorsed •i Tender for Run-
t 1 /nig Coal for ;he Dominion Buildings," Neill •
1 e received at this office until Tuesday, Aug.
8111. 1905. inclusively, for the siipply of coal for
the Public Buildings throughout the Dominion.
nibined.speableatIon_and_foti,72....of-tende
• OsnALDEsvie•-•13aowisi-At the resi-
dence of the bride's parents, Stapleton
on Tune 28th, by Rev. W. • D. Magee,.
W. Hcrbert Osbaldeston, of Holmes -
vine, to Miss Lizzie,•daughter of Mr. J.
Brown. •
'LOCK -HART. - 11103PSON, - At the
residence of the bride's parents Donor-,
brook, on June 28, by Rev. T. B. Coin)
land, W. D. Lockhart, to Pheinie,
-daughter of Mr. S. Thompson.
Wingbam; on
June 271h, by Rev Dr. Gunclry, Rev.
j. Findlay to MisS'E. Reid.
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• BORN..
MoINTYRE.-In Clinton, on June 271
the wifeof Mr. %V. McIntyre, ot twin
girls, -one still born.
LoOkwoon.- In Hullett, on June 22,
the wife of Mr, Fred Lockwood, of a
girl.• •
REEVES. -In Seafoith, on'Jnne lith
to Mrs. F. Reeves, a son, .
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the tender be not accepted the cheque will be.
cot tho low. est or auyjay:BsteoRnrEadeepri.:G
contract when called upon to do so, or 'it he
O
fail to Complete the work dontraeted for.. It
returned. . . ' • • ' . • •
ean he obtained on applOation, nEt, L
aoecEaptute°8dht 8etihegnenq4atlet lender
rl i loesnus.atethearateecidediPbaannike,4m'haPd4e4pailya*, • .'
able to the order of me Donourable. the Minis- •
ter of Public -Works, ecival to temper cent„of
amount Of tlie tender, Whicili.ieill be forfeited.
it the petty tendering deeline to "enter into a
The Department "dinknot • bind .itaelf M te
• . • tishiliersici 0 .
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Persons tendering are notified that tenders
will not be conaidered unlink, made on the .
printed form supplied, and signed with their
P'ePartinell df0Thittbewlies?Veuernksia,190(5;.
Newspapers inserting this advertiseinent
Without authority from the Lepartment, *ill :
not be aid for it. .. .
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For 'Slate, -
A. quantity Of Standing hardwood thnber; •
.slso a qesetite of bleekash, -standing and '
laving; 4100'20 acres ,of' growing timothy. •
Apply to . A...GINN, or W. BRTDONE, .
Clinton, • . ' " • . .
• DIED
Gonix.-At the 'residence of her
son-in-law, Mr. T. M. Higgins,' 42 .Rox.
borou:gh street west Toronto, June 22, •
1905, Christina Bogue Campbell, wid-
ow of the late Adam Gordon, member
'138 the House of Commons for North
Ontario, • .
STEEP -In Clinton; on June 27, WM.
Steep, aged 71 years. • °
MolkInmArt-In M rris, on June 2711,,
Sohn McMillan, aged 68 years. --
Hown.-rAt Alma, Mich, on June 26
Mrs. Howe, mother of James Howe,
Clinton, aged 71 years.
Dowl•tny.-In Seaforth oa June 2Ist,
to Mr. and Mrs, H. Downey, a son.
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. .rJor all Next Week.
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• NA•1 Out I\ ails, at caprices. all sizes, 18 pounds
ilv: 1 . for twenty-five cents.
NOO B
2 . alanee of LaWntoMeloewarc!s at about cost
oll .
Sob lot of nay Forks. The prices'are away
N0 Job . down ,• .
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Graniteware at a big disconnt, 30 cts off
NO•4 every dollar.
Watch our big. window for Special Bargains, as we intend ti-., 'obit
tinually use it for that purpose, •
Pure English Paris Green, 25c per 11).
ar and r
Stoves and Hardware,
MIN
PROF S L. TAUBE Manufacturing• Optician, and
„ Eyesight Specialist, of Toronto
-A N D-
M. S. TAUBE Dot,tot of Oirtometry and Neurology, Will be
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Hotel Normandie, Clinton,
Friday and Saturday, July 14th and isth,
And will exantine eyes and lit glasses to ell sights'. No matter what isi
Wrong with pier eyes, or Whom you have consulted before if you a,re
O not sattsfied or perfectly fitted, it will be to your interest4 to dolma
them, as they guarantee satisfaction. I
I Tto addrss i'Think of Hani ton
mookoronef L ong distante 'phone Mali 142.
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