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The News -Record
CLINTON, ONT.
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W. J. MITCHELL,
Editor and Proprietor
The 111110311 Nowa-Record
March 2n4 1965
Porter's Hill.
Mr. 0. W. Potter and Mr. S. Me -
Mail 'took a trip to hemniller Friday
night to see alioet the telephone that
Ls being talked up around here.
The C. 0. C. F., hail their regular
Meeting last Thursday eight when
they initiated two new members. Af-
ter routine business was transacted,
refreshments were served. There will
be another meeting on Thursday eve-
ning of this week. All be mire to at-
tend.
Air. Clayton, erganizer of 0. 9. C.
F., left for Strelthroy on Friday.
Miss A. Elliott returned home Sat-
urday.
A large numflir.tr around there attend-
ed the hall in Clinton Friday night.
'As last Friday night was literary
at Bethel Learg;6, a, la,rge crowdwas
present and the following program
was rendered with Rev. Snell as cha-
irman
Address, Miss E, M. Cooper
Recitation, Miss Cress Elliott
Reading, W. Vanderliurgh
Recitation, Miss Lewy Marshall
Duct, Miss Polly Cox and Mrs II.
Cox
: Recitation; Miss Ruby Potter -
Reading, Miss L. L. McMath •
Duet, Miss Jennie Woods and Mrs.
IL Cox "
The benediction was then pronoun -
:ed and all returned home, having
;pent a happy evening. .
Mr. William Macdougall Sr. took
118 horse home on IVIondaY to Sea-
"orth. It had been laid up at Mr,
Jas Macdonald's,
Mn George Vandedtture; and family
fisited at Mr. Walter Weston's ,•on
Mrs. 0, W. Potter is very mucli im-
'roved, we are glad to eay. •
'Miss E. Cooper. spent Saturday and
;Ain Will Pickard's tit
, Toltriesville.
Mr. Eudo Newton.is home from Se -
forth. . •
On account of throat trouble, out
teacher, Miss, E. Cornier, has been for:
Ind to -hand iu her resignation which
takes effect the end of March. Miss
'wan, teacher at Dungannon, and
laughter of Rev. Swan .of Hohnesville
tas linen sectited for the balance of
• he year. Miss Swan is a very byt:
ht and intelligent young lady. We
welcome her to our midst and hope
.liat she will Meetwith. success ir
'aer work here. We, also express our
tylnpatify for Miss E. Cooper and
tope she will meet with success in
erhathver work she may undertake,
Mr. Lewis DiSOU-SteS:The- .
Transportation Question.
Mr. E. N. Lewis, M. P. for West
Huron, made his Maiden speech' • in
the House of Commons a few days
ago. The subject was the 'improve-
ment of our waterways to which he
has given special • study. and upon whi-
ch he is probably more competent' to
speak than the average member. The
following is Haesard'e report oe his
speech :
Mr. Lewis, I am a. firm .believer
in waterways, • that is, the:proper way
of carrying our grain to the sea. , Je
considering this p•roposed---yote• of • s
sum of money to deeprn the Wella,n(
canal, the real question is not wheth-
er it is right and proper to put, • an
elevator there, but is this a peeper.
amount to pay for that elevator.: As
I understand it .$95,000 is asked ,for to.'
build the foundations for ateele-yator
that can only carry 1,000;000 bushelsof grain. .
Mr, Emmerson. 2,000,090.. •
Mr. Lemeis. Well, 'say •:2,000,000.
Now at Owen. Soued it costs 13,cene
ts a bushel to build an elevator:: In
the city of Buffalo,wheretlmloanda:...
tions are in mud it costs 20 .con -t..
The - question is whether We ehould.
build an•elevator there or net, - Then.,
is no question that we should •.spend
- money on oar ..waterways., The Una-.
ed States are .considering .the ques-
tion of &pending $100,00.0,000 on. the •
'Erie panel. We have a- much*.shortet.
canal ro carry grain. We should sp-
end money on the Welland canal, •so
as to enable it to take care ,of • the
grain traffic. In 1.9112; 12,000,000 bele
she's of grain . went through•:.13uffith
because. of,the want of facilities to.
carry it through ' our . own •. country.
This government should pr.'omote• :the
• public interests by . up',
waterways. We are spending too. mu -
eh. money elsewhere. We should. pPence
it on our great lakes and inland. Wa
terways., We have the best of facili-
ties if our waterways•Were improved,
for handling the traffic • three& the
Welland canal and by way of Mon-
treal and I want t� say t� the Coin-
. mittee that last year and the:. year
before, • grain was carried from Dulu-
th to Quebec at one and a halt cents
a bushel by .the Wolvin. • eteamers.
through the Welland canal.,
be gdad if the Government could se.
their way elear to'deepe.ning the Yet
and canal. I Wish to ask the lien. -tnie •
-nis.ter whether this is a:propclno-
unt to be expended on the .erection -of
an elevator and whether- this Work is".
to be let by tender.' Private •.• cor-
porations, when doing similar work,:
adopt . .t he principle . of • tender . and
contract. The Canadian -Pacific Rail: •
way built elevators at • Owen •Sound.
and at Fort William. I believe that:
they paid for a first-class • 'elevator.
13 cents a linshel it the outside:
Blyth.
Our assessor, Mr. C. Hamilton, is
around in his annual visit and of-'
ficially he is not a welcome' visitor
as under the new act he wants to
know too much as regards to their
wealth.
Mr. John Denholin leaves this sta-
tion on Thursday with another fine
carload of harms for the West. '
Inspector Paisley of Clintine..was in
town on Saturday.
Mr. John Kelly of Goderich has
sold one of .his houses and lot in
this burg to Mr, Joseph- Tamin• 1'.
The members of L. 0. L. held a
special meeting in their hall on Mon-
day evening.
On Thursday morning the remains
of the late Mrs. Bainton were taken
by train to Winghem and from thence
to the Wingharn cemetery for inter-
ment in the family plot.
On Friday Mr. T. W. Scott, man-
ager of the Bank of Hamilton, as
called away to Birr to see his father
who is lying seriously ill at present:
Miss Ritchie of Toronto is visiting
at her uncleLse-Mr, T. W. Scott's, for
few (lays.
Our next monthly horse and cattle
:kir will be held on Tuesday next,
The men and teams of Riley. &
Tilden, railway contractors, left here
last week to draw stone in Goderich
for a few days.
The annual Meeting of the County
Grand Chapter of the Black Knights
of Ireland was held here last week,
John Scarlett it the chair with h.
Nethery acting as Deputy. 'Me Wee -
tion of officers resulted an follows
•
Master, J. Scarlett, Leadburyt
Depety, L. Nethery, helgrave
Chaplain, .1. IVIcGill, 13lyth
Register, A. N. Leishmar„ 13elgrave
Treasurer, J. Wilford, Blyth
Lecturers, R. Vint, Ft:: Hogg,
Centeriane, H. Pringle, D. Barr
Standard hearers, R. Leishmati, W.
Reid
Marshal, M. Mains
Pursuharits, G. IaIns, J. Nethery
Cammi flee,. W. J. Thompson, W. J.
Greer, A. M. Spence, W. Conroy
J. S. C'hisholm, T. Stewart, A.
Metirdy,
The rint Meeting lof the Chapter
will he held
F•••r. • X M
Auburn.
Ali.ns Lough of Clinton Sundayed
with the Misses Erratt.
Mr. and Mrs, S. Echlin visited fri-,
ends at LucknoW recently.
Miss Graham .of Brucelield spent a
few days with the Misses SyMington
.recently.
Mr. and Mrs. McKnight returtned ho-
me from IMO, where they had been
spending a few weeks.
Mr. Samuel Sheppard and his moth-
er ealled an friends one day .0Iast
week,
Mr. and MrL Morris , Sprung el
Pontiac, Mich., visited at Mr. J.
Ferguson's' one day last week.
The I. 0. p. T. had three initiarti-
ens bat Monday night.
The patine libra.ry intend holding a
social at Mr. D. E. Muriro's on -Mar
eh "I0th. A pleasant time is assured.
L. 0. L. No. 932 had a degree meet-
ing last Thursday night when sever-
al degrees were conferred. There
were several hrethern from Blyth and
Londesboro and other places present,
Mr. John Redmond Jr left on Wed-
nesday of this week for Maniteha
where be intends going into some
business. •
. FARM WORK MADE EASY.,..
-The farmers of Canada are indebt,
to the Family 'Herald and Weekly
..;.tar -of Montreal for one .of the test
tgricaltaral papers ever issued. The
'seep of February 22 of that sreat•
taper is largely devoted to the im-
)ortaat question of labour saving
-nethode • on • the feria.: It is ,Wotider:.
elly, instructive,, better than all .the
tgrieultural: meetings and etehibits
arm machinery ever held, in this co-.
.ntry.• The Faintly Herald and Weer
fly Stir should be received bY•every
larmer; in "Canada. Our readers 'shou-
ld Write at once for a copy of.Feb-
teary •22a11 issue, • it alpne is. werth
all they charge for. a ,fill year's sub-
scription (one dollar.):
•
• . Kippen.
Mrs. Potter. and, daughter, fornier7
"iy. of Porter's Hill; but now of Zioei.
'111., are here visiting at the hame el
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J, Ivison.••
She .reports everythieg:prosperoas.'iti
Zi; .
... Johnston td
s
a.feking, after
spending' a few Weeks with- her dau-
ghter, - Mrs. White, in Stratford, is
pb* visiting lir- the home 'of her
son,. W. Hi Johnston. • -
Chas. Grassick. is home. froin, Clin-
ton Collegiate' illwith la grippe,, but
will soon • be -all . rightagain.••
-Last Sand: the Rev. 111'. C. Me -
Lerman preached excellent ' sermons in
his farewell services it Kippen: -and
Hillsgreen. During ,his three . years'
pastorate the Congregation have made
improvements :.to the amoinet of $4000
and Chiefly by his inspiration 'while:
forty-seven have been added tO the
church roll„ Everything is in good
condition for his suctetsor. His fame-
ily . leaves this week for OWen Sound
which will be his headquarters in his
work for the L 0: P. '
The following is the February mon-
thly report Of S. S. •NQ. 14, Stanley,
the names being in '.order of merit.:
Fifth 5th -Mary Johnston,. W. Mc-
.
Queen; Ida ,Dinsdale. . •
Sr. 4th -Eleanor Flood, ealwin •
Gerninell.; piorrnan Jones: '
Jr. 40--.Alurray Fisher, Etta Jai•
rott,• Aggie
3rd.7-.Ida Jones, Rena Mcheitih,Her-
nett Jones. „ •
.....Sr..2nd-Oda Melleatii, John Kehl,•
Sarah ,Rathwell'. 44. '
• Jt. 2nd --Arthur Jones, Lela' limb -
well; Bruce Legate •
. '2nd • Pt. -Walter 1VIcileatli; • Prank
Gemmell, A: Fishera. • •
lst May Hood. •
The. :hest spellers in 'the monthly
spelling matches were : •
5th -Mary Johnston ; Sr. Oh -Ele-
anor Hood'Jr. 4th-Jaanes Jarrott;
3rd-Iierbert Janes; Sr. 2nd -Oda
Meheath ') Jr, 2nd -Lola; RathWell ;
2nd Pt. --Walter 1VIcheath,
•
. •
Constance!
Mr, Charles Andrews of Gerrie sp-
ent last week the guest of his sister,
Mrs. R. h. Stephenson.
Mr. J; Medd and sister, Airs. C.
Reid, left for their home in AsSina-
bola atter spending thc. winter with
their parents, IVIr, and Mrs.
Medd. •
Mr. Prank IVIelVlicha,e1 of Seaforth
spent Sumlay the guest Of his cous-
in, S. Sutherland„
Master Sinclair Sutherland leaves
shortly for the Went.
Mr. Will Jamieson is spending a
few days under the parental root
Mr. and IVirs. Somerville One Mies
Sarah Jamieson) are visiting around
here for a few days prior to leaving
for their future home in the West.
'Nie News -Record 'gives the iocal
Summerhill.
Mr, EL Beacom. happened with a se-
riout accident on Saturday when he
fell ,and dislocated hie shoulder.
A •nurnber from her attended the
ball in Clinton on Friday eveniag.
Mr. Frank Lansing in under the we-
ather at present. •
Mr. J. H. Lowery has so far re-
covered is to be. able to resume his
duties.
-Mr. D. Barr yisited at Blyth and
attended the Coutity Grand Chapter
meeting. . • • •
Mr, •11. Wallace, had a successful
woodbee one day last Week,
Dr. Lindsay visited friends on the
Base. Line and the leth coneession
lent week..
The many friends of Mrs. W. Mairs
are pleased to hear of her reeovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed'. Whiteman paid a
flying visit to friends before depart-
ing ifor the West, - •
• A number of the 'young 'people
otaid here- attended the hop at Mr. J.
harr's near hlytle '
•
,-•••i•••
A Stanley Pioneer Brueefield.
Passe S Away. We are sorry to learn of the ilinesa
There passed from this life on Thu- of Miss Emily Clark, but hope that
rsday, Feb. Mk, one of the oldest she may soon recovery.
Pioneers of this county. We refer to Mr. B. R. Higgins is a hePPY mau•
the relict of the late Wm. Clark, these days.
Mrs. Margaret Clark, who was in her Mr. D. McColl spent Sunday with
90th year at the time of her death. ba cousin in Goderich.
The deceased was born in the north IVIiss Cole returned to her home in
of Ireland in 4.&15, the ever mentor- Londestoro last 'ieeelt.
Able year when Napoleon Bonaparte Mr. Jas. McGee managed to gee
was finally defeated at the battle of his horse home last Monday. It had
Waterloo. She emigrated to this been sick and unable to move for
country when quite a young girl in some dam
company with her. father, George Quite a number passed through our
Beatty, and the other Members of village last Sunday on their way to
the Beatty family. Her brother Jam- the funeral of Mr. andiVirs. Robt.
es subsequentlysettled in Permsylvare. Beatty's little girl.
i
la, Launcelot n California and. Geor- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cameron' sP-
go at Varna, tits- township, where his. tent Sunday in Goderich.
descendants still flourish. Her sisters The special services are continued
in the Methodist ehurch during this
week, conducted by the pastor.
Rev. Jas. McColl left last Satur-
day for Blyth where he will work in
the interests of the I. 0. F.
• Dr. Gunn of Clintoa was in our
village last Sunday.
afterwards became Nine 'Woodall of
Markham, Mrs. Crawford ef•N• otna
and Mrs. Dawson of Pontia,a, Mich.
The subject cif this obituary, Mar-
garet Beatty, settled first at Mon-
treal and some • time later at
Tarontolat which place 'she met the
late Williani Clark to whont. slui was
subsequently married in the year 18-
e3.- Mr, --and Mrs. ',Clark lived -foe tivr
er six years on Yonge street, Tor-
onto, then known as Muddy .• .York.
The busy populous, well built - Tone
street .,pf today was :then little bet-
ter than a village lane. Mr. Clark's
husband saw service in the militia of
Torontoduring the Mackenzie rebel-
lion 'of 183.7 and . assisted in ,defea,t-
ir.g the rebels at Montgomery's. Tay-
. . • Healthy Lungs.
In the Tear 1842 Mt. . and Mrs. .
DEPE
hew' out A new , 'mine for themeelv- ND UPON RICH, RED BLO-
, ()D. -POOR BLOOD MEANS WEAK
Clark .decided to leave Toronto. and
es in the thew Huron wildereesa. At LUNGS AND FATAL - coNsump-
that. time railroads were unheard of . TION.
in Canada and indeed the first short e
Every drop of blooin the
'piece of railway had only- been ..bilitt• d - body
in Eeglaad as an experiment in 1837.. renst So • threugh. the lung's, tha,t Is
After many anxious days and ilighte Why the lung§ are helped,and healed,
of weary travel by, -ox-cart .over.roo- and strengthened with the great
gh and winding trails lilaSed Out froini blood -builder, Dr.: . Williams' Pink
St
:tree to n- atiley Pi116'. 'Tiwy. 411 '11w- .v6ins with pure,
tree 'they atrived i
township .and settled on the Goshen rich red blood that gives health • and
-the Iiings: That is the
Line where they Continued. to reside vigor to •
until a short- time Prior to th,e • de- 'way : Dr. Williams' Pink Pills brace
e . -the lungs to throw. off bronchitis and
ceasof MrClark. For a nuniber of
rears past Mrs. Clark had lived: chief- heayy, colds : That is the way Dr
• ..
Willi
ly with her sons and -daughters from a,ms,!. • Pink Pills build up • the.
her. declining' years. ' • • . ' . hiags „after an attack •of.,la grippe
or 'pneumonia.. That is the' way. D.
wham she receive(' 'every at.tention in
. She ., Wee the ;mother Of ten, 'child- Williams' Pink Pills' have saired'. hint-
rea : M. John oexiatey Sr. of v,, deeds. . hi Canada from ethiseintives'
:the hayfield Road, Mr. Win. Clark •of
Reid -Sr. of, work so • epeedily and so :weIl. Mrs.
graves, No other medicine does this
inondville, Mrs. John.
the' Babylon Line, 1VIrs. Joseph Rich- Jane A. Kennedy, ...DoetelasteiWit;'Que,i
ardsen (deceased). Bayfield Road, Mr,. : saYs •:--•"`mY, sister, a youag .,aea deli--
George 'Clark (decoesttfl),..Mrs. Gilbert abut
girl, 'toOk a • severe Cold when
Fergie of Wingheari, Mrs-lanies-Wal about :seventeen year 'old. ....Nothing
we '.did for her seemed • te. tic any
!ter or Exeter, -Mrs, John Armstrong
uf Tiicker.sinith, Mr: Lauricelot ' •Clark geed; and we feared' she was ••• *going •
. The deceased . is eureived.. by :over ,
Litre, Aire. Henry; Peck: . into Consurtiption. Often after a. bad
f the Goshen
she had spit :blood _Miring the night',
..$
•if 13ayfiget Road. ,•-••• ' • .. , • • ..
night I would get ap.early to •-see if
.feventar-live• graridchildt'ee ewe. twee_ A' frietd stroliglY urged nip to '.,give
fri five great grendchildren and throu- her Dr. WilliaMe.' • pink Pills, ,and.
:4"-e-... the ties „."1,0 ..friendship ahd ..131Q:ed.... within 'a -.month from the time she
.
Wiirking. through §o long .it period luta. had begun:. their use,- she had almost
"nicome a..sort of 'connecting link :be_. .reetive'red her ' health. Under . the •Con-
. tweed' a ' gre,a,t,.• needier of • [entities • in Untied use of • the Pills'she is now,veli
and ntroag." ' ' ... ' ' - • . - .
this. neighborhood:. . ,' , : : • . .
the late Mi Clark . was •a Me I ' • Dr .1Villiams' 'Pink Pills •.'not.° only
of the.. Presbyterian church elle ..whfie , make .weak lungs stroeg, • but ., they.
It is very . difficult to 'rejoiee'. n t euro all -troubles arisinglrona a poorillation • yet she bore her stifieringe ..
l'.... 11/.1- 1, -or deficient •blood. • supply, such ' as
iluring the last -three .bitter Months anaemia, :. indigeStioni :rheumatism,
' .:.••• , .. _.: , i . ,
and endurance
rleulir„alie.;"‘gener.al. Weakness,St...Vitue
..)f pale With :: becoming resignation dacoheadaches and backaches,
:.
' - ' , ' • ' kidney troubles,: palpitation'. of - the.
... 'Phe funeral .took , place on Senday,•
J.Pcb. 19, tO; the: haylield,•eenietery 'from, ,heart,' and :the special' secret anti...lents .
-;:vhietbre,:,ihdoe;ille.C:s40: hmatris
..eejeat)11.11iOI•te ?Id: ,oSti•t.'•e.; ." litt'O to- tinthge. ggieiniliinea.vihrdithw. tlirilee•riu'll • innate -
...eiir.s ei.evions. •• Thfun
e eral sproaes , imr. WilItama' Pink' pilli • • for Pale
-dere conducted. by the Rey. •John 11.1c- • Pi joep„16"oahe.. Wrapper arilead each
xo,c adbty'-.l.
Neil. Six • grandsons. formed the pall- Medicine dealers every -
Nil.
where cir by ...Malt at. 50 cents a 'hex;
• :)earers : 'Messrs. .j. Peck, .:(1. •Clark,
'Reid, -.L;',. , Reid,. Wm..•. Clark. -.,. jr, .. °1i Sixboxes for ¶2.50, by .,,firriting.,the
1)r•• WilliamS.Medicirie Co '., - Brock-
°'. .
and R.....l.' RiChardson. .. • . t• .... - . . . • , . •.: - .
viiie,.Ont. •-. •
A. very-larke funeral .cortegc testi- ,. , , .. -
..fled to.:,, the universal respect and $ af-;1 •.
' for this .. -truly Veteran Cana:diem. Riu.11' ; Arfr.&.. j:
feetion entertained' by the comMunity• I .
•• NEWS. OF 'THE DAY:.
Brown died' saddenli„. "at"
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eer: ' • • • ••' • " " :'' •- - • • ' - • clien•fielei•-•:.''. •• - - .' ''. :...". ."''' '• ' ' • . •
.w. e:.s.,t... crti. ei:er..m.rit. it.h..7.,,._,„.:,..,,, , of Tit% . nzwi a-..nt utilinnee mis ti lelamp rear b• oi el yorsittaini
. .
Miss • Eva, Millet of :Iftillettli ...this . froth Liverpool for,. Halifax . . aie ,
. .
week the ..guest' of her friend,. . Miss 23rd.' . '.. . . :... •
Pearl..Wise... • ' ' • • . .... . .. • Wheat is ,being shipped beck from
Dr.• . Thomas Grant ' and wife .. el .Fort 'William to Manitoba, . where' it
Nebraska arrived. her lastweek: and • cOminanda. a .lietter•• price. •• • .: .:
are guests ,a,t the, old. ,harnentearl. Dr. .F.'elix.Dgyie has been. arrested On
Grant : has . been confined tp his, Toone the,. :chaege. Of -inurdenris his -mother
slice his return -but we hope to heal': . .at 'Burford • aid lodged in•. Brantford'
. .' ..
ef .his quick recovery. .,.. ' • .. . jail. ..,. , .
;Miss May :Dixon is efijoYing• her ,Esqhimaltnatral. statioahas been
annual. holidays. .1 : . .. ....•.. •••.. fotmaliY abandoned' ,• and Commodore
• Miss Jennie Grant ' thepopular tea- : :0 ondriPh. ' hashauled, down' his flag. ;
eher of Nit, 4, has resumed ' teaching' • The lindson's 'hay- ..Company. • have
after a :nevere•Attack of :la grippe. ' received word of ,theirmissing .,stga-
- Doreald,Jtinor • has Near : One of . .., the mer Stork. The 'captain • found • Hud-
., ictims of . la,. grippe •duritig the past ,sOn's.., Straits *Choked, With :fee and
- " turned -back.. • ' '
Varna.
Word bas been received from Mr,
'John Sparrow. Who is getting along
Svell.• °
Mr, Dan. McNaughton is kept very
busy these days grinding,
.'Begrave. .
The death of Win. ;Abraham,. Miele
of M. Thos. e'lliraham 'of V.Vingliam,haS
removed' -another of the landmarks of
the- past, pointing hs;ek te. pioneer
days in Hifron county. . DeceapedWks,
barn in the. County. ,of Fermairagli,Ire-
land,. eighty-nine y,cars ago, and, Was
Of a long-lived family,. many alt.:there
:reaching near.. to- the, • fOUr. score and
:ten: mark, *1.-1.a. emigrated th 'Canada
fifty-seven. years • ago,' . and. caine to,
East Wawinosh atioutth,4 year 1855 -
half 'a century' By hard' Work 6
made a .henie for his family in: the new
township, .fle..:wai a pienibe.r of, the
'
(lima of England,a,. Staunch .Conser-.
vative„and . for 'seventy yearva ; mem-
ber cif the 'Orange Society.. .- was •
-esteethed fer his uprWit. Character.;
He -leaves. two sons andtwo daughters
The sons are • Thomas Of •Eest. Wawa -
nosh and Willi -am of Turnberry ; the
daughters -Mrs. John McDonald ,of
Winghani and Mrs. W. Casemore 'of
Morris. Interment was made in Bel-
.
gra,v;e cemetery. •
..bn` February -1 -5th; a quiet but p re-
..tty-- wedding .took .place
at Mr.. endAirs. Wm. Wray, „BelgraVei
'when.- , :their eldest daughter, .pori
Buchanan, was united in :marriage to
• A„ -Brandon of •East Wawa -
nosh, it 'gentleman Weil .1knoWn and
highlysitespeeted neighbor-:
hood, • • At Six p. to, theb-ride,•taste-..
fully •attired' ia a gown. of ' navy blue
silk, entered the •neatly decorated .par -
kir on the arta et, her father,: the,.•
.etraitiS .:Of Lehengrites Wedding March
.played . by Mrs. ..JeigeS4,... The cere-
mony was ,perforined. by Rev.- A. g..
Jones, pastor . the'llelgrave
Metho-
dit Church:. •f • •• .•
• Miss:, 'Bella, Allison of:Landon- is at
the hoine of tier Mather, Airs Allis -
Finlay Anderson is getting out tim-
ber to enlarge his barn this 'coming
Surnmer. . • • . •
Airs. Mathew Brandon' of Manitoba
has 'been taliing on old friends in Bel -
grave. •
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bryant 'of 'Hal-
lett attended the : ma,triage of the lat-
ter's .sister in 13elgrave the 151h 'ult.
If an abeedance of snow .is sige
of. goad crops, we will surely ehaVe
great crops this .surniner. The roads
are almost impassable -Worse :
than last winter. '
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Win, Gregg • pf' Bruce Mines is vis-
iting, old friends in helgrave and vi
einity. 'It being 25 ,years since Mr.
Gregg was ,.here, he finds a great
ange both in the appearance of ;
.country and the people.; as a natural
consequence, most of the older peo-•
pie have passed away. We hope 1VIr•
Gregg won't be .s� long in returning
.the next -time,
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Opening New Goods
Our new goods, suitable for early spring trade, ere ar-
Alibis in large quantities. Our purchases tor the spring to -
de are on a more extensive scale than formerly.
Black and navy Lustres, 54 inches wide, fine slessy nosh,
good ivalue at 650, special price 50c.
Finehlaanckd and Colored Lustres, great value at 25c, 35e, 50c,
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Crepe de Chene, 45 inches wide, in colors of black, brown,
navy and green, very special at 50c per yard.
Fine Crespine Cloth, 42 inches wide, in colors of black, navy
and
brown,
11Srdnejaia.44,4505c.
Veninches wide, flue glossy
finish, at 75; $1 and $1.25.
131ack Broa,dclOth, 54 inches wide, at 75e, $1, $1.25 & $1.50,
MOrcerized'Vestings, in all the new designs., from 12? -,c to 50c
Crum's New Prints, in all patterns, very special 12ic,
--A.•^".• WINTER GOODS
Any Winter Goods on hand wilt be sold regardless of
aost, If you want a Fur Jacket or Furs of any kind come
and see us.. We will make it worth your while.
Ladies' Cloth Coats will be sold at half_price to clear.
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Mother's Advice.
"I would' advise mothers to stop
dosing their little met with.nauseous
easter oil and soothing stuffs,aad use
only 13aby's Own Tablets." This is
the advice of Mrs. Joseph E. Harley,
of Worthington; Ont, who has
proved the Tablets the best medieine
in the world for the troubles that af.-
(Het young children. Mrs, Harley
adds: --"My, little one has had no
other mediciee but the Tahlets since
she was tWO monthe oldi<and they
have kept her the piettng of good
health." These Tablets are good
for children of every age, -and speed-
ily euro all. stomach and owel trou-
bles, break up colds, prevent croup,
expel worms and allay the irritation
of teething, • And, ygu have a solemn
guarantee that there is not a particle
of opiate or harmful drug in this
medicine. Sold by ifth dealers of
sent by mail at 25 cents a box by ,
writing The Dr, Williams Methane
CO., Brockville, (hit.
The Windsor Hotel at Rapid Clity,
Ural., Was destroyed by tiro.
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for a merchant to say he is selling goods at led below Cost, but there •
are times when it is wise for him to do so. • No matter how careful a
buyer he may be he is sure to buy. something that does not just suit
his trade, or buys too much ; thert seasons and styles. change. 'Sonia
keep these goods on the shelves year after year and the long,er they have
them the pore they cost. Better sell them twee at half price. •
Otir Whiter Sale is providing a money saving opportunity to many.
Come and get your share of the bargains.
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25c, 40cand 500 Caps for ' 10c and 11.50
$2.40 Pants for $1.90, $3 Pants for $2, $1,75, Pants for—$1,740
20 PER CENT OFF ALL UNDERWEAR.
750 Wool Sheeting for. • 60c
373e and 450 Table Linen for, ........ . ......... .. .....250 and 35c
TWEEDS AND PANTINGS er CLEARING PRICES.
See our Ready-to-wear Skirts
$1.50 and $1.25 Pitney Parlor Lamps for 75e
Ask to see our Hose, for Women and Children.
45c Carpet Or 85e 350 Carpet for ' 28e
THIS SPECIAL SALE LASTS TILL THE END OF FEBRUARY.
Dring a 'copy of the Paper with ibis adVertiseMent to Li before the
25th and We will allow you 5e for it on your first dollar's purchase,
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PRICESIN FOOTWEAR ARREST ATTENTION ;
QUALITIES INVITE INSPECTION
We are determined to reduce our immense stock and we
have made the prices solow that we know if you. see the
goods, fou cannot resist the genuine bargains we are offer- .
• ALL WINTER GOODS MUST BE CLEARED OUT
. REGARDLESS OF COST.
also many other lines of first 'class staple geode which We
have placed on our BARGAIN COUNTERS for' QUICK
SELLING. Da ymi want the best' value you elier got •in fl
pair of Boots, no matter what•kind you want. If you • do:
.just come anti put us to the test. We know *e can •plea.se you. • .
SPECIALS FOR. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY.
:Men's Pine Laced Boots Werth $3.50, $4 and $5 going at ;2,75 •
Ladies' Vici Kid Button toots Worth $3.50, sale. price $2.
Misses Pebble, and Kid Buttoned hoots worth $1,35 and $1.-
. 50, only .79c, . • ' •
'OUR STOCK. MUST BE REDUCED;
The Old Reliable.
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Our early shipments of • !... • ...
NEW GOODS FOR SPRING
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See our New Carpets, Floor Oils and .
Linoleum. ,The prices will interest you.
We are offering some excellent values in 11l
BOOTS, mons AND RUBBERS
Just what is needed for this kind of weather
Miss Morrison has been in the wholesales centres for some time
',tektite up the latt.is novelties in spring Millinery and will twain
be chat ge of our MilhhOry department on March eth,
ALL WINTER GOODS AT CLEA.R,ING PRICES
. Molest, in ices paid for Butter and Illggs in exchange fongotalei
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