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THE MOLSONS "BANK
Ineorporated,Ity Act of Parliament 1855
CAPITAL PAID UP $10001000
RESERVE FUND $3,000,000
—BEAD OFFICE,. MONTREAL.—
Farmers' Sale Notes Cashed or Collected. Drafts on all points in the
Donal Dien. Brent Britain, United States and all Foreign Countries bou-
ght and seld et best rates. Deposit receipts; issued end highest current,
rate of interest ellowed. . Advancee made to Farmers, Stock Dealers
and Business Men nt lowest rate e and on moot favorable terms.
--SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT-- .
Deposits of f$1,00 and u mares recei vett. luterest Allowed at highest
eurrent ate* -from date of depoeits compounded half-yearty and add -
eft to principal J une 30th and December 81st. •
IL C. 13REWER Manager, • . CLINTON
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IF NOT, NOW
Is YOUR
OPPORTUNITY,
The Prices ofV.Vata
cies are .Redilced
but not the quality.
We first aim to get the
quality, then the
pri2e.
Call and see our:stock.
Second hand watches
taken in exchange.
W.H. Hellyar
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Jeweler and Optician ,?0'
,--CLINTON )
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Among the good things .of life You
need GOOD GROCERIES. You can
always get them at
BEATON'S.
We may not have the largest stoCk;
but We believe we have the; newest,
freshest stock of good groceries in
town. New • goods still arriving dal-
, ly. This week: we ha,ve passed 'into
stock:
1 -ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR -
made by the new electric prow*
by the Ogilvie Milling Co., by
royal warrant, millers to H.R.H.
the Prince. of Wales.
-It's worth .erying
2 -CREAM OP' WHEAT TOASTED
OAT FLAKES -New breakfast,
foods Made by the newest Ameri-
can process.
S -FANCY BISCUITS -Honey Crea-
ms, Marsh Mallow Rolls; Clitnaac,
Arrowroot, Fruit, Lemon, Madeira
4 -FISH -For Lent will soon be here.
Salmon Trout, Finnan Haddies,
Codfish, Smoked Herring, etc.. •
5 -Another crate of plain and feudy.
Glassware -Sometimes breakages
of these goods are corieiderable
and often unavoidable. -See our
stock before you replace the brea-
kages of the winter. .
N. B. -If you get it at Beaton's it'S
"GOOD."
Goods delivered promptly. Phone 111
A. D. • BEATON,
' CLINTON. • •
Successor to HARRY CANTELON.
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FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 14, CON,
4, Stanley township, containing 100
wee, about 85 acres cleared, the
balenee hardwood bush containing a
let of hendock and other'valuable
timber. The place is situated bout
2i miles from Varna and Brucefield
awl 1 4. utiles -from school, is well
'‘‘ atered and well fenced and in a
pod, state of - cultivatipn. There
Is 7 ecres of 'fall wheat, also 12
acres ploughed and all seeded ex-
cept 1.5 acres. Frame house •and
good mit buildings. Possession gi-
ven at any time. Terms made easy
to eitit the purchaser, For further
nes tiCulars apply to Samuel Reid,
Vat ea P. 0. . 44
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.--GEOR-
ge Elliott, licensed auctioneer for ,
• :the County of Huron, ,solicits the
patronage of the publie for busi-
ness in his line. Sales conducted
. or: percentage or se smelt per. sale.
All business promptly aetended to.
-George Elliott, Clinton P. G., re-
•Sidence on the Bayfield .-Line. . 58
MRS. WM. SANDER'S DRESS CUT-
. tieg School.. For $10 I Will give a-
5 system free, and teach any lady
hie* cut, fit and put together
• 'any article in Dress or Mantle Mak-
ing In two weeks, • •from
plainest shirt waist • to the
most elaborates- dress that- can
• befound in the .P'ashion Boole with-
out .the use of paper patterns. I
have taught over 1500 (fifteen hun-
dred) this last six years, and offer
• $100; (one hundred .dollars,) tis any-.
are! eau't teach, or can prove to
me they can learn as • muoh • any
other 'place in two years. JUST
THINK OF IT. -For $50 I will
- teach anyone:that is a dressmaker
or good sewer and drawer to teach
• this eourse,giving them niy teach-
-• era' certificate. ' Strangers .may bo-
-wet.- at seispol.. A -suitable' reward
• 'giVeri U.anyone inforrning Me of
any Person trying to teach •this
• course which invented and had
Patented, that does not hold a 'cer-
tificate front me. Next clogs com-
mences 'Monday,. March 20th. Write;
, for particulars dr see me • it my
Scheel in Stratford, opposite Win-
sor .Hotef, 'on Albert Ste on Sat-
erday, March 18th, frem 1: to 6 p.
m. Mrs.: Wm . Sanders, Teacher in
Dress , Cutting, box '159, Stratford
AUCTIONEER -JAMES SMITH LI-.
censed •Aectioneer for the County
' of Huron. All orders entrusted to
me ,will •receive;prorupt attention.
Will sell either by percentage or
per, sale. , Residence on the Bayfield
Road, one •Mile.• south of Clinton.
. . • • • • .• .
lr A II '1•POR SALE -THE UNDEW.
siehed. . offers for sale lot 21, Lon-.
, abet •Road, Stanley, consisting of
100 acres, 90 acres cleared, balance
• hardwood bush.. Well watered and
fetteed, le- miles from 13ruCefield
, and 5 from Clinton. Will be sold
on reasonable terms as the pro-
priefOr is in other -business, For
furihtr particulars apply. to. F.
•Tomlieson, Bruceeele P. O. . 42
102,49/Ji
jolid l?.tibber
Corriopo
-masa,
teref
Watt, , exyriope
• thimarIc toDionicp
Reingtie ,
!Make e carriage more
• comfortable in rid* ht.
• Worth their coat in the
'Wear and tear thee,.
**en.•Gait!. aa long al. •
itort ritrte. on all oedine
taty rOtide.
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4 ,
Dunlop Tire Co.
&MOND
. logoirro
we Ione beanrititin,
VANconvas
10
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Moirritfgo.
MAYNES-eLEISIIMAN-At the mi.
denee •Of the bride's parents .iti
Bast Wawanosit on Mo,rcit 71b,
by Rev. J. Edmonds, Mary, tau'
'sitter of Mr. R. Leishman; to Al -
bort Motes of Arcola, Assn..
DOUGLAS-NICHOLAt , the resi-
dence of the bride's parents, Mor-
ris, MX Mara 1St, by Rev, John
Ross, James Douglas to Myrtle
M. J., eldest daughter of Mr.
Robert Nichol of Morris town-
ship.
MILLER -TODD -At the restdence of
the bride's parents at St. Helens
on March '7th, by Rev. S. 1VI.
Whaley, Jennie, daughter of Mr.
1:1, Todd, to Richard Miller of the
Northwest, .
McDONALD--FERGUSON -At the
residence ofthe bride's parents,
Teeswater, on Feb. 28th, by Rev.
Mr, Malpohn„ Norman L. McDon-
ald of Sydney, • N. S., to Cora E.,
• eldest daughter- of Mr. D, Forge -
son of Teeswater
SOMERVILLE - JA1VIIESON - At
the Methodist parsonage, Seafor-
• th, by Rev. A. K. 13irk, on Feb.
• 22nd, George A. Sonaerville of
Medora, Melte and Sadie Jamie-
son of Hullett,
MASTERSs-SIEGEL-At the resi-
dence of the bride's parents on
Feb. 22nd, by the Rev.* 0,
Brewn, has. E, Masters to Lou-
isa, fifth daughter of Mr. Sidgel,
all of Mitchell,
BLACKLER-LANGFORD- In Bid-
dulph, on Feb. 23rd, Ella„ (laugh -
tee of Mr. Alex. A. Langford, to
Ernest sltleekler Grantpn.
COULTES-LEVER-At the residen-
ce of the bride's parents, East
Wawanosh, on February 22nd, by
Rev, J. J. Ha.stie of Belgrave,
George F. couites to Jennie Lev-
er, daeghtor of Mr.. Thos. Levers
both of East Wawanoeh.
LEISHNSAN-;CHAMNEY-At the re-
sidenee • of the bride's parents,
'West Wavianosh, ' on Feb. 28th,
iby Res. T. B. Coupland of Au-
burn, R. Henry Leishman of Ar-
cola, Assa,„ to Eliza Alice Chem-
BRODIE-RITCHIEe-At the residen-
ce :of the bride's brother-inslaw,
• J. P. McIntogh, on Fob. 22nd, by
Rev; D. B. McRae, Charles Brodie
of Seaforth tp Mary Ritchie, of
. Cranbroolt.
BARR-WELSH-At the -residence of
the bride's parents, Mr. and ,Mrs.
George Welsh, on Feb, 22nd, ;by
• the Rev. D. B. llIcRae„ William
' Alvin Barr to Selina Welsh, both
• of Grey. ,
PROCTOR-rin Goderibli township on
March oth, to M': and Mts. Gee.
• Proctor, a son. •
LAMONT-•--In 'Sea:forth on March
• to Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Lamont,
BOWEN-In .Seaforth on Febsruary
• 28th-, to Mr. and' Mrs; 11. Bowen,
a' Son.. •
POCOCK-In •Wingharia ion Feb. 26th,
• to Mrs R. Pocock a daughtet,
McGEE-In Bluevalp • on Feb, 27th,
to -Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McGee, a,
11psID4DoN-At Motcniciss,. Ce;lor-
. ado, . on Feb. 1.6th," to Mr. •
• . asal.
Mrs, 4. 5. Henderson, a . son:
Mrs". Henderson is a daughter' of
the late James Lo,ridSborough of
• Tuckersmith. . • .
• VINCENTe-In • Exeter on Feb, 26th,.
• to Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Vir.eent a
"• daughter; . • • •
SIMS -In Crediton on Feb. -27th, to
. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph • Sims, a
daughter, •
• •• ' •
• DUPEE-In ' Brussels on Feb.' 23rd,
to Mr. .• and•Mrs, Dupee, .a
. •
• daughter.. , . .
STEWARTL-In Wroxeter on Feb: 26,
• to Mr. ad Mis. Charles 0. Ste-
.. • wart, a son: t • •. • •
SIVELL-,In Hullett On March 1th,
MrS. George Snell, aged 81 years
• and lOrnonths..
SCOTT -At Auburn on March 5th,
• 'Mrs: Samuel Scott, aged 31 years.
• PICKARD-In 'Minneapolis, Minn., on
, Mamh 4th; Era C. Pickard; for-
merly of Hohnesville, aged 28
• years and 11 menths. : • •
ELLIOTT-IEast . Walveanosh ' on
Feb, ' 23ed,' John Elliott, aged 80
COX -In Wingliam on February 23rd,
' _Charles .Cox, aged 52 years, • :
PEDDLE -In East: VVaevanesh oa Fdb.
• 26th, Sarah Peddle, wife' of• • .Mr.
• Sarni. Peddle, aged 51 year. •
APPLETON-At Vitoria) 1-loanita1;
London, on Feb, 24th, BeJtieeca,
• daughter of Mr. Thos. Appleton,
Crediton, aged: 21 years:,
DODDS-It IlIcKillop on March1st,
Thomas Dodds Sr., aged 77 'ears
and 5 months. • • •
CQUES-In How iek ' on Fob. .206,.
John Wesley ;Jacques, aged 70 ye-
1VIOORE-In : Toronto on Feb. 23rd,
• Mary *Gaels, wife of Wm.. M
Moore, aged 35 years and 3 Mori -
018.
OLIVER-At' Thesselon On Feb, 27,
James Oli-ver, formerly of Bruss-
els, in his 90th year.
McLEOD-In Goderieh on Feb. 28th,
Emily hfeLeod, daughter of Dan-
• iel McLeod, aged 16 years and
1 day. '
JORINSTON--In Goderich township
on February 28th, Margaret Mc-
Kee, teliet of the late George
Johnston, aged 00 years, •
FARM FOREMAN. -WANTED BY
April ist a farm foreman. Must
have experienee in live stock and
farm implements. Apply to D.
Forrester4. Clinton, 01
FOR 4ALE-ONE 17 II. P. IIETUR-
nod tube portable; engine, 1 G. Whi-
te /Ts Sot. Challenge separator, 1
tank and pump, 1 No. 6 Bell cut-
ting box, 1 Wilkinson Climax cut-
ting box, 1 Daisy grinder 12 inch
piate, 1 circular saw. All nearly
new. Will be sold separately or to
suit purchaser. -T, T. 'Murphy, Cl-
inton. • 67
Bnkc
Out beautiful winter -Atli lames WI,
but must soon draw to a close.
Mr. R. G. Niche', our tand'il mer-
chant, has taken to himself a %Me,
a lady from Dashwood. We extend
to them our best wishes.
Mr. Ed. Kallitleisch has disposed of
his village property to Mr. Peter
Douglas. It is sintvrely hoped. Mr.
Reibileisch does norleave us as A
blacksmith itt this neighliSprhood is
necessary.
Mr. Samuel Swayze of Dash)wood
spent Sunday with -his parents.
Our assessors, Mr. Tough ot Stanley
and Mr. Lippert of Hay, are making
their rounds. They are unweiceme
visitors this year as they pry into
everybody's private Wealth affairs.
It scarcely pays a man nowadays to
gather wealth as be has to pay for
it.
Mr, J. J. Boyes is delivering a
supply ef wood at out school. co
Mr., and Mrs. Allan have been called
to Hamilton to attend the funeral of
.his sister, Mrs, J. Calder.
• The following is the February sch-
ool report of U. S. S. No. 9, Stfmley, '
the names being in order of merit:
Sr. 4th•-• Setheoniaj Sherritt, JosepP
BecMer, Irene Douglas.
Jr, 4thelara Kennel, Viola Edig-
holler.
3rd -Thomas John Sherritt,•Iseblel
Manson, Flossie Capling.
Sr, 2nd -Mary Douglas, Albert
Keys,
Manson, Elmer
•
Meyers, Peter
net,
Moyer, Jacob
Meyers. -G, S.
Jr, 2nd• --Gordon A.
geniis Ethel Zapfe,
' •Pt, 2nd -Mary J,
Giuggio's, Mikie Ken
• Pt. 1st -Emanuel
Moyer, John Aaron
Howard, Teacher.
Clerk's Potted • Meats, Canadian
eloods-put• tia by a Canadian -for
Canadians and •others -first class in
every respect. W. Clark, Mfg.; Nem -
treat, '
. . •
• Ashfiei4 Te*rwship.
Mr. Angus Beaton of the 14th-con-
eession bag sold his farm to Mr...Cl-
arkson of the Same line, who has
had Mr. Jos. Agnew's place rented
for several years, Mr. Beaton is now
going. to move to Lueknow to live,
Mr, Thomas Webster has sold . his
'farm in Wawanbsh township and his
bought Mr. Joseph Agneiv's farm in
Ashfield and intends • moving onto it
this Week'. • •
Mr. Samuel Webster while draviing
logs in M. Button's bush to the
• Portable sawmill had a narrow es-
cape for his life with a tree that libel
been. eta ,and loctged near the road and
left. When. passing it fell, killing one
:of his horses. '• • . :
Ile is Emphatic
11 What lie Says.
DODD'S KU:WM( PILLS CURED
. ROBT, BOND OP' BRIGHT'S DIS.
. .
HIS DocToR. WHO SAID THERE
WAS N0HOPE FOR RIM,.; NOW
• -PRONOIJNCES I -I1.61 WELL - ISE
TELLS HIS OWN STORY.
• • Mt. Brydges, Ont., Mar. ;6 (SPec-
ial).-Arneng the many people in this
neighborhood Who tell of the great
work , DOdd 's Kidney Pills are . doing;
none is 'more emphatic-, that( that old .
and , respected ° eitizens Mr. Reheat
• belieee I owe my life to •Doild's,
Kidney Pitts," kr, Bond • says, "My
.attendingphysician said I was in the
last stages of Bright's 'Disease and
, that there was no hope' for •trin. Yhets
t sec:win-termed' to take Dodd'S Kidney
and used ih all tweaty boxeg: •
Now 'I eat wel1,. sleep well,and .my
doctor seys t 641 .vell: Dodd'e Kide
eey Fktlla aed nothing, else cured Inc.
Do you. wonder 'I am always ready
to say a •good Word for Dodd's Kid-
ney PHIS ? " • ' •
' What will cure Bright's Disease
will easily cure any other Term of
Kidney Disea,se. Docid's Kidnef Pills
will always cure , Bright's Disease.
They am the only remedy that will
mire Bright's.. Disease. 13e sure you
get Dodd's. • •
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STOCK y611 HAIrE POP,
sale .2 Grade Bulls, one .8 and the
• other 10 me:ails; Aleo 1 tw.o-year-
old Durham -hull; 2 Grade Heifers
two yeare old and 3 steers 10 Moe -
'tits 'old -S. Appleby, Hullett, Lon-
dedhoro '11. 0, , 59
IVIORTGACeE ,SALE. -UNDER ANT)
by. virtue 'Of the 'rower contained in
• a `certain mortgage, whieh will be
• produced at the time of sale, there
• will be offered for gale by public
'auction, by James G. McMichael,
auctioneer, at the Commercial, Ho-
tel, in the Town. oft Clinton on Sat-
urday,. April 1et, 1905, at the hear
Of 2 o'clock in theafternoon, the
following property ; Lot number -
26, in. the 6th con. of the township
of Hullett, in the county of Huron,
and Province of Ontario, heontalning
• by admeastirement lone hundred a.cs
res of land, be the same more or
less, •The property is one of the
most desirable in the. county, both
in its loeation and itS appoint-
ments. The SOH is good and ta a
good state of cultivation; It is
well drafted and • hasbeen well
farmed. The farie is :adntira;bly su-
ited for stock, breeding, haying I cm
occupied by a breeder of thorobrod
stock for many years. The 14111d
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logs are modern and in good tosdi-,
WM. 'The house is a, well-built Sol-
id brick structure, of gootl el:nes:r-
anee and commodious dimensions ;
the barn is substantial' opt well
preserved, and has stone staying
under it throughout; iliac is a good
driving shed, loew farms in I-it:Ilea
have been eo greatly admiteol
this One, Per partieularS
Miens of sale apply to W. Drydone
Clinton, Ont., Solicitor for the
Vendor. Jas, G. McMfeliael, Sea -
forth, Auctioneer,
•
vf:Air,f,',1-ess IS USUALLY .TAVRI:110
Pe,ru,na Cures Catarrh Wherever Located.
111i11111Ion;,,,;:.;1111iiiiill
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WOMENWHOSUFFER
Listen to What Dr, kaftan Pro-
pases to Do' for You Without •
Charge,
Doubtless hundreds' of thousands of
women all over the 'United States have
seen Dr. Hartmargs offer in the papers -
Ito* lie hag undertaken to treat every
wernan , suffering with any form of
.fernalediseassi who...will,write _to hire,
fiee, of charge. •
To those who have not heard of this it
may be said that Dr. nartman is a phy-
• stolen ancl surgeon of great renown in
naedical circles, ,especially in the treat-
ment of those diseases which women
alone have to bear.
• •
•
He has arranged to answer all letters
that 'are sent to Iiint from women
troubled with any form of female weak-
ness, fret of charge,giving the benefit
Of knowledge which has cost Itim forty
years to accumulate, . • •
The medicines he prescribes are With-
in' theAeach of any women and she can
Fat theta at any drug store.
.A.11 she in required to do is to send her:
name and • addrees, together with het
sympteins, duration of,siekness and age.
• .A.dcInitot Dr, €3. B. Ita,reattan, President
Miss Muriel Armitage
of The HartmanSanitariura, Columbus)
Ohio. . •. . . "
• Alts. -S-C-nator Bondi, a IarirmeieeN.
Dakq. Mrs.. Senator Wairon of Chey-
enne, Wyo.; Delve Loelswciod and Mrs.
General. Longstreet, of Washington, D.
C., are among the prominent ledies.who
,.
indorse Peruna. • ' , .
Miss Helen. Rolof, Kinkauna,-WiS.,
writea : • ' . • .
Several times during the peat two
years or more .ray system has been
greatly in need of a tonic?, and at these
times Petting, has been cit.great help in
building up the systete; restoring my
appetite. said securing restful sleep." -
Helen Rolof.. • • •
.Miss 'Arillitage, se .Greerivrood.
Ave., Detroit,' Mich.,District Organ-
izer of• the Royal 'Templars• of Temper-.
once, Writeaslollows.: •
"1 suffered for five years with uterine ht3 1114113194 Bald Mins 0011Mb
. ta: un.p.•
,. . .
irregularities, 'which brought on ItYas
eerie and made me a physical 'wreck. I
tric<1 doctors from fhe clifferantschooli
of medicine, bu.t without any perceptible
Change in my condition. In znydespsktv
I called on au old, nnrse, who advised
mo to try per:ilia, and primped good
results if ,I would persist' and take it
regularly. „1.1cept this up for six nion.ths,
and steacbly geined steengtleanl. health,
• .wnou j. naause . en Doaties I
considered myself entirely curc4.1., am .. . ' ..'
a grateful,. hePpy woman tsedile.7.7-.31.1sa • •. -- - '
Muriel Armitage.- • . . •
Miss Lue3r M. Riley, 83 isaveniiort Bt., •
C1evelarid, Ohio, •ws_
ites: ,. . • .
. .
"I wish • to .8:cid My 'indorsemett to . s • •.
thousands. of Other women who have •
been mired through thous° o2 Perane. ..
I suffered for, five years with severe -
bankache, ancl whenweary or worried..
in the.,least I had prolonged heaclache:,..
I am now in perfect health, enjoy life ' •
and have neither an ache or pain,„thanks • • .
to Peruna."-Lucy 1.t.,.R.1.16Y. - ' . " ' ..
If You de net dative prompt and sable-. '.
factory results fromt e use of Peruna,
' • •• r, s". : : .
write at once p Dr. artman, givirign
full 'statement 'of yo case and he will
be pleasedto give Yeti his valualsie•ads ,•.
TIc9Addgrreil;stis*‘
e Dr.. Iiertinen' i:Prestde.
nt. 'of ..;•• . '' : ••••••• ' '
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Benmiller. West Wawanoslx.
. CouiieillorWilliaiu Hi1I has put in
• •
Prof: 5, Taube, Mdnti1aoturiu
Optidiati and Eyeaight .SpepialiSt •. of
Toronto,• will :be. at Bedford noltei),
Goderieli,on 1 Gth, 17th and 18th of.
March I1ot»l NorMandie,. • . Clinton;
• 20th, 215t and 22nd ; Cemmerciat
Blyth,- 23rd, and . at D. Mun-
r91,8 store, -A eh urn „. ,01T Mardi 24th.
11 there is anything' wrong. With
your sight it would be ...to your, in-
terest to consult e Prof. Tatibe-:-The
advantage that he has over ntliereia
that he grinds his owelengese.which
being properly eentied makes them
perfectly easy end. comthrtabie to the
OC. .„ • . • : ' • •
• • .
Prof.' Taube is ,cfne ef the . eldest
opticians 111. Tpronte,...heeing been
leeteb I isited •'sinee • 1813 a.ad • during that
time over 75,00 eases ;have. b en suc-
cessfully -treated. by hitni a great
;many eases Where -others Aifivoefailetit
Lens grinding and' spectacle. niaMng
a,
le .prpieSSion and 'a science, so is:
d.-tting and proPerlY adjusting fram-
es;: In a"' great :Many instances where
spectacle , fraines are nOt 'Properly fit -
,.ted to ' 'the:,facellie vision is, affected,
• You 'have 32 'years of Prof: Ta.uhe'S
.
ceperience et: yen': serviee,. " • •
•01:.:•
ettio4 t
Paaensd4rigge7ou:r eyea. ex7.1itied
and , celiac earlY -as yeti mak. requite
a 0
:Pot reference end ' festimonia. Is.;.ee. ad
circulers anct:•See whet Prof.' TatiVels•
C;;Soi4thistorrieae wintzir\Wk,est lluisin• have to sa
ay
pOrtaelle sawinilI on,2n4 toncessiOn,
fot custom sawing. • •
•• On Tuesday Of this ,week, Dr. J
Robert LeTouiel. lately rettirred from
Jamaica,. will give ids ilhistrated
thre on the "Queenof ehe Antilles,"
in the Alethedisr enurch here; under
the •auspieces ef the Sons of • Tempet-
ancel
• iNtaitin Stewart has • retUrned .after
spending a couple ;01 niontlis at: the
business college in Goderich. • •
Je the dePe-ase of Jennitigs, whiCh
occured a 'few days agoe Ceurt Befet
miller, ..C. Oe F.,' lost a worthy bro.; ,
ther and' a letter' of - conk:fence has
been sent to the bbree'Ned. family, '
A :very plea,Sant event took place
, at. .the home ' of • 1V1r and ° 1Vtrs. E.
Chankney.. February 28th when
their daughter, Ellie- Alice, wai mar-
ried. to- 'Mr, Harry Leishthan of Ar-
cola, Assa. At precisely tivelve:o'clo-
eit the bridal party entered the par-,
env to the strains of. Mendelssohn'a.
• wedding .rnasch playedby Miss Coup -
land', the bride leaning or.
ee's arra. The ceremony Vsas:, perfor-
ed .by Rev.' Mr. 'CotiPland of.Aubtirn,..
and took place ander an ;arch Of floiv-
atSsanit., Tke bride' Was
dressed • in. white silk and bridal veil ,
with a beautqui .wreeith of •orarge
.hlossoins' and carried white caraa- •
tions and ferns. The bride's • hello:
sister May was maid of -honor and
wore :white organdie with a .beknet
of pink eaenatims. 'Pita .bridc's tree.
' '
th With heave'. hat
. .t� match. To
Mr. and Mrs. Leislirnan, who will
11)
thcir
1.
1)411k);•: .extendl)°neitnite
geocl wishes. , • •
. • ,•
• •
EaSt 1?Vawanosk.
vellirtg gown' van o b
rown lathes •
• A quiet la t pretty wedding took,
place on Tuetdiy. at Mr. • R. Leish-•
.mal's when ,hie dauehter, Miss •IVIery,
:was married to Mr:- Akbert 'Maynes
• Of Arcola, AsSe. The ceremony was
performed by Rev.. J. Edmonds of
Blyth irthe, presence of. only 'the lin- • '
A. • advertisement in The News -
Record brings' good results. . • •
. • .• -
It, ig Proposed to establishea rifle • e
aespciation in Wales, and as its meet-
ins's would • not Clash With Bisley it •
is: proposed -to' .invite the Canadian
mediate friends of the bride.
A number from here attended the
wedding of 'Mr. Harry' Lcishman to
Miss. Lila Ohameey in West Waerames
sh last ,week. ,
Mr.Jas. Campbell -:of DUngannon
Surtda,yed wIth Gravel. Road friends,
• , • teeny tocompete at the. Welsh meet-
.• in .
• . •
coastaacee. • ,
•
your glasses right ? Vision '
dila ages as all things do. See Prof.
Taube at Hotel Normandie on
),Tarcn 20th' 2Ist and e2rfd: • • • .
....setesseses
Mr. L, -Hill -of Winghasn was in
Toronto address : 171 Spadtna Ave, ' our Village on Friday, .
Telephone 1Vlain 1425. Miss IVIaggip IVIa,cdonalci and friend
.
of Stella spent Sunday. with Mr.
.
•
/
GRANOLITHIC :WArlas. II:ATP:-
payers who intend to petition' the.
Council to have. gretolithie -walks
laid are 4roquegtul to have •petitions
sigeed and handed in as sooe as
possible • so • thee lalbor may 'he en-
gaged arid cement cOntracted for.
Forms of petition may be obtained
front the Clerk B order 'of the
Y
street cotninittee:-D, L. Macpher-
A Rural Strike.
Wm. McIntosh. ' • ,
Quite a, Amber of the young peo
ple gathered at the home of Mr
Wm. Lindsay on Friday evening, the
gathering being in honor of mr, Wm,
Lindsay's birthday. All went home
• wishing the host' many happy retur-
ns of the day,
Mr, Sinelair Sutherland left on
Tuesday for the West,
son, Clerk.. ' • 61-2 •
• „
FOR SALE-TgE cr,LniaRATIO
Road Stallion Ambrose Weodlawn
for eale on reasonable terms; Ale,
• Ply to J. Brandon, Bayfield. 57
HIDES AND SHEEPSKINS WAN -
led at my hide house in Clinton.
Highest cash price paid. -0. S.
Doan, Clinton. 50-3m*
SETTLERS! TRA/NS WILL LEAVE
Toronto every Tuesday during Mat-
ch and April at 9.00 P. M.,: for
MANITOBA and the,NORTH-WEST
and tun Vitt Toronte, Grand Trunk,
North Day lied Canadian Pacifie.
A Colonist Sleeper will he attached
to cm% train. Passengers travel-
ling without live stock should take
the train leaving Toronto 1.46 p.
tn. Train leaving Toronto at 0.00
p. rn. is for passengers travelling
with stock.; Full particulars and
copy of "Western Cenada," froze
any Comedian Pacific Railway Agent
or 0, X. rester, D. P, A., Toronto.'
14.
• Firms throughout Ontario engaged
in canning tomatoes will have some
aexieey this year over the demand
made by the vegetable growers for
an advance in price, The &miters
Italic beet in the habit for some years
cif paying 25 cents a bushel for tont-
atOeS ,or canning purposes, but the
gardeners are now demateling 30 Mei.
ts, and they Seem tido:mined to force
the increase. Last week the vegeta-
ble growers et the township •ot Grant-'
ham formedatt association and pled-
ged all the members not te gtow to-
matoes for less that 30 cents a bus-
hel ; a large meeting of the growere
in the vicinity of Hamilton Was held
on Saturday last, when a similar pos-
ition was taken. It as also :leaded
not to sell Omen° plantany per -
3011 desiring to grow tomatoes in
large quantitha unless he wes a
her of of the association;
•
Genera! John IL Reagan, the last
surviving member of the Confederate
Cabinet, is dead at his home in,
Palestine„ Texas,
11011ES
',OUR STOCK OFelWANCTIES.
15 NOW ColyIPLEtE. '.W13 .1-1As
TI-1EIVI IN. ALL. THE DIF-
.F1.!,711.ENT STYLES, SUITABLE ,
FOB, LADIES,. GENTLEMEN
AND poy§, IN GOLD; SILVER,
'GOLD -PILLED OR PliCKLE CAs
SES, AT PRICES THAT WILL
SUIT ANY
44,i1.44•144.4.*:
mop IN AND LET
US SHOW YOU OM
LARGE STOCK OF WAT-
mins. YOU- NEED NOT
BUY UNLESS ''YOU
NMI/. ,. I j
Jeweler and Opticlani
KW. ,