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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1905-06-01, Page 4•4 4 The News-Rmord CLINTON, . ONT. Terms oaf euhscription-$1*per year in advaece $1.50 MO be charged it net se Paid. NO paper discontinued until all arrears are paid, unless at the Opinion of the pablisher. The slate ito which every subeeriptient is paid is denoted on the label. Advertielag rates - Transient adver- tisements, 1Q ceaiis per nonpariel nee for first'insertien and 8 cents pee line tor each 'subsequent insert - toe. Small adVertmements not to exceed me inch, such "Lost," "Strayed.," or "Stolen," etc, in- serted ogee ler 30 cents and, each sebeequent insertion 10 cents. Vommunicatiens intended for pubillea- tioa must, as a guerantee of good faith, be accemPenied by the name ,the writer. . W. er. MITCHELL, Editor a,nd Proprietor. The Whiney Governinent • , . • SurprisingIts Critics. The Arst session. of. the •Assenehly under the Whitney Goverranent is over and that there is evneree saeisfaction with its policy and legislatiou will hardly he disputed. It was not expect- ed that he Government would intro- duce many new neeasures, mid it was imPossible that the Ministers coeld • be expert in the handling of public busbeess. They were unfamiliar with the work of the Departments, they could not know ineimiately the ffetaile of the estimates, they .had no exper- ience in the management of the com- mittees, in the presentation and pro- secution of measures, in the eiercise of the general fueetioes or :govern- ment. They were barely swore into office before they had to meet the Legislature, and ever since their ac- cession to office they Nate 'been. over- burdened with a mass ef Work and crowded with a mass of detail. But in must be admittedthat their want of experience has been well concealed,and that they have shown an unexpected reserve of strength, courage and . re- source. Mr. Whitney hes revealed capacity for leadership, power inie skill as a ddbiater, and, perhaps, now, 'and thee' the faults of manner whieh belong to men of his downright character and precipitate temperament. Mr. Lla.nna, too, has strengthened his positTOn in the Legislature aid confirmecl the geni eral impression ehat he bee exception- al quality and eapaeity.. It will .not be surprising if he achieves signal dis- tinction in the Neale life ot•th•e coun- try. Other Ministers have still to re- veal their mettle, belt it Cannot • be said that any member of the Govern, merit has done badly. As Speaker, St.• John has beeri impartial and vig- ilant, he has made a close stedy' of the rules of the House, and has given consistency and dignity to its proceee dings. So the committees luete leen well hakalled and here Mr: Carscallen in particular, deserves commendation. He has Veen courteous, vete aml ear, - able, conservative where legit iinate --------in-tereets-where-to-be-protectedr-aed- liberal and progressive where broad questions of policy came under con- sideratien. In short, the session has showe that the Legislature is' well organized, that the Ministry is vigil- ant and efficient, and that the House is under strong leadersbipi-Teeento. News. The People's Rights . Championed. "No corporation shall; while I am Premier, come to . this House at tbe fag end of the session, 'when there no time for fait discussion and ob- taM any -privilege.- At -to -time_ _Will, any company, so long as I retain office, obtain a perpetual franehise for' an electric railway." • This is a fair phataplirase of the declaration made by Premier., Whit- ney at the meeting of the Iteilway Committee of the Legislature; last Friday. It is the most outspoken de- -elevation for the rights of the people .as against orgattized wealth, thap has been heard in the Legislattge since the late T. B. Pardee bade ,defiance. ;to the Organized lumbermen of Can- ada., whe endeavored coerhjm into fixing, to their liking, the fermi of an approeching sale of Crowe tbra ber. The man who had the courage to make suoh a deliverance his dis- tinctly elevated himself in public 0 - bleu by his utteratices. If Mr. Whit - my stands firmly by the position that no legislation invelving the gr- anting of concessions in the form of public franchises or %Olio money will he considered, tudeSs prescribed early in the session, he will bly that, act alone perform a. valuable public „ e,. aerviee. Legislation smuggled throu- gh •it the end el the session, when members and publit alike are weary of diseussien, is fruitful of evil. - Weekly Sun. Zurich; Mr. Roest Larmour, our veteran) stage driver, sports a brand nay ;wagon this weeik. • . Dr. E. J. Hagen is visiting at his home near Hillsgreen this week. Mr. Sol •Keepfer, wife and child of the 13roxison Line, had it very un- pleasant experience recently. They were driving dOwn the Goshen Line and when opposite the Lutheran grave yard the, herees beertine frightened at some moVing object ahead of them. They made a short turn into the ditch and in doing so oho of the tugs: became unfastened. This caused the totigue to fall to the ground and the beaking of it gaVe the horse e a fresh) start Mr. Xuepfer was %reeve out of the buggy here, but his wife and child 'Woe in the bttggy for some dis- tan& when' it den' upset and they were both rolled out unhurt. The buggy was badly wrecked; but the g oeouptutts all Waited with a bad pease and a geld einsking , Gocicrich Township, Mrs. Jas. Counollya,roturned ou Friday from a week's visit to her. daughter, Mr?. (Rev,) Wright of Tilsonblurg. The first shipment of butter for the season was Made from the Hol- mesville factory last Week. It Was consigned to Montreal. Mr. William Patton lost a goo; mare'la,st week. Miss Una GOrdon of Shoppardton and MM. James flortee of 1,,eeburn visited Mrs. W. Coek of the1.4the con. the past week, Read The News -Record for Goderich township news, 4 Mr. Altred MeGavin and lady friend or Seaforth spent the 24th at M. Cluff's, Bayileld Line. The many friends of Mr. Arthur' Cooper will be sorry to near of bis confinement to bed by another att- ack of rheurnatistn. Mr. Charles B. Middleton spent the 24th et Benmiller, Mise Linda. Cantelon accornpatded y ex a r an mo er, was la t b h f the d week visiting relatives at Lucknow. The football team of this section is doing some very good prectising and appreciate verymuch the kind- ness of Mr. Reuben Grim for the use of his field. Mr. Harry :Steep an.d bride have taken up houeekeeping on the Baylield Line and will be at home to their friends any time. . A considerahle amount of wire fence ing is done this spring by the farm- ers who are tearitig the old rail fen- ces Own and piling them up for the buzz. saw. Mr. John Emmerson wee in Zurich last week and has purchased .a new Ibluggy. Some say the wire worm is work- ing at the oats, It's, wonderful what those little insects will do in the course of a single night. Mr. Jim Themes= has invested in rubber tires • for his buggy which looks pretty spay. ' • Mr. Peter Cole ',goes ai a delegate to the Londe Ceeference wheel meets at Listowel this week, repree'enting the Bayfield //Circuit. The /township council met as a • • - - . 9 The Clinton liewS.Recerd 31)11040111111, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller visited at Mr. O. Lowery'. on Sunday. IVIiss A. Lovett visited at. Illyth last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. Moore visited at Mr. II. MeBrien's •on the 24th. Mr, D. Barr attended the Black Ohapter in Clinton last week. Mr. and Mrs. Colborne and family attended the funeral of Miss Tunny of WeetfieiLi on Saterday. IVIiste R. Patterson of Auburn. is at present the guest of Misa Wallace. Football is the order. ef the day. Misses Annie and Pearl Wright of Godericjj heve been visiting friends on the Base Line. ° Miss T. Cowan of Goderich visited at Mr. W. I. Ball's last week. Mr, J. Scerlett paid a dying visit to Sumo:m.0W friends. Mr, and Mrs. R. Malveren of Wate ford visited at Mr- E. Butt's. Mr. and Mrs. F. McIlveeu visited friends around here last week. " Intended for last issue.) Wass 011ie Nesbitt returned .last week • from an extended visit to fri- ends near London, School, closed on Tuesday itra the 24.th and also for Thursday and Fri- day on account ef the teachers' meet- ing at Clintor... Mr, W. Nesbitt has purchased a new top buggy. Mr. Geo. Johnson is building ar, additien to his residence. Shatifishing has been inorder for Some time. - "THE LAND OF THE lVIAPLE.." : • • court of revision on Friday last and made the following changes in the toll : D. Preuse dog struck alt, P. S. E. C. Naftel name added, VVillnott• Haabke assessed, Henry Brundley aseessed for lot 33, con. 3, John Jen- kins' property reduced $400, Oliver Edw•ards essessed for lobs 12 and 13 4 and 5 core, John Middleton assess- ed for S • 21, B. L. boeceseion, Her- bert Morrish assessed for lot pt Mt.. concession, John Soweel3y!e pro- perty reduced $200, Win. S. Miller's aseessinent reduced $5e, Richard Jew- a ell's property' reduced $200. ' The ap- pal' of C. Cook was not sustained Constance.. and his assessment was not reduced. , MoVed„,by G. 0. Sturdy, Seconded Mr. and Mtg. 'Janes young . and by L. Salkeld, That the assess- daughter. of Bowneinville are at pres- ent the guestsel the former's •iar- ents, Mr. .and Mrs. Alfred Young. Mr. C. Tuffin. of Croinaity Spent Sunday in the Avillage. ; • • • . Mr. Jetties Iiinchlee attended the Convention held at Dungannon on Tuesday or this . week. Mr. Thomas. elm plank $17,60, Wm. Mustard. cedar. ,McMillan was alse present, . • . eirre-XeemeasheapalSeepeetatai *ea few Siinoni‘icouiough Was api)oilitea days With her, daughter, Mrs: .-Xics. poundkeeper for No. 2 pound.- . t. ' *Miss L. ,Kennifigton• spent a . few Council adjourned to meet .be • the first .TueidaY in July at 1 o'clock.- tlaYs last :week •with friends 'in Bit's - REV E E SCOTT OF GALT. , • Mr. Scott is a Methodist clergy- man who eccasionally lectures; on "The Land of the Maple." He speaks with •enthusiasm on his favorite the- me and is aa 'eloquent word painter. The large audience which heard him in the town hall last Thutsda,y night much enjoyed the lecture which :will help to bring about a still greater .appreciation of the glories Of 6ur country. ment roll .eow read and revised be passed.--ce,rrieff.,• lVfoved .by' J. B.'Stewert; seconded by John Fcird, That the following ad - counts' be paid : Assessor's salary .$69, postage and stationary: $1.10, J.,. Mose burying horse $1, Thos. Moir sets. . • • 1VIr. A. McAllister 'attendee the tea. cheese convention at Chilton on . Thursday and Friday of last week. • Mr. and Mrs. •Jewitt of • Brussels visited. their. son R. W. Jewitt On , , Tuesday., . • The supplementary. Meeting Of • the Constance breach of the ' East as 'read by Mr. George .Caetelort : Huron :Woman's Institnte• will ' TO, MisS Ida Mi11er; Dear Friende-We, the .members and edherentsor, the 1VIethodistchurch. at Sim,ton appointment are here to -Spend -aefeweehours-Wath.--yottewithathehope -Peeser.vingeaaaCool-Dishesafor--Sum-- that the spirit .which pioraUted us to mer tiee," And "Salads." In the; visit your home rita,y be reciprocated evening hers. Jean joy of -.Toronto by you. In thus' coming together we will speak on ."Food and Its Relation have utterly ignored the rules of 10 the Body" and "Physical Educe - Modern . etiquettei•having 'come with- Men of 'The district peesi- out invitetion. from • you or notifica- dent and secretary ate expected ter be tion from as While to all Outward present and tike part in the meet - appearance we have taken you by ings. Music will he ftfrnislied. The Storni yet we bring peace and good afternoon Meeting will be held at will to you.. Most of 'es have known 2.30 sharp and evening meeting at you: since childhood and laving been 'Lye At the business. meeting held close observers of your attitude to et Mrs. Geo. Stephenson's 00 Monday wards the church • of your • choice aid evening it was decided not to have constantinterest' in all ,things per- any meethig in June, but to lieve, the --eriningettrehlietien workeew'e----havee -game topics -at -the' July- :10thairf ing at the hen* .of Mrs. Hugh Camp-. bell. . • Nixon Sturdy, Clerk., • Members • of Sheen Methodist. chura. Ch. tethered' at the home of Mr. Gee. Miller the other evening and presented bus•daughter, Miss Ida Miller, :who has been the efficient orginist, with it silver cake basket and Picture ac- companied' by the following addrees, Holsnesvi�c.clourt • Selwood intend holding an entertainment in the town halt on . Friday evening of next week. 4 geed program will be give. - Mr. Howell of Onondego and Mrs. Thompson el /3rantfor4 were guests of Mrs. Holmes last week. • Miss Lula . Stanley of Toledo visit- ed relatives in the neighborhood. • Mies Edith Mulholland visitedfri- ends in Goderich last week. Blyth. The finaneial reports at the ad- journed Easter vestry meetings of the English churches in the Blyth parish showed a considerable increase ail round. The surplus at the Myth ap- pointment was T53.19 ; at the 13elgra. ve appointment $85, and at the Aubn. rn appointmen.t $17.50. The wardens elected are as follows : Blyth -Mess- , Frenk Metcalf aiid T. W. Stott ; delegate to synod' Mr. Frank° Metcalf, Belgrave-Messrs. R. IVIceitirray and Henry Johnson; delegate to synod, Mr. R. McMurray. •Aubern-Messrs. J. W. IVIedd and Wm. nainford ; dele- gate to synod, Mr. Thomas \Voodoo,. ck. The receipts and disbursements for the Blyth appointment were e68.71.- 22 and $034.03, reepectively. Mr. A. M. Emigre eldese sne of Mr. and Mrs, J. G. Ledge of Blyth . has been selected by the United States Government to go to l'seama and take charge of one of the departmen- ts of the railways eCatrolled by the United States in that coentry, For the past 15 years Mr. elmigh, has been a resident of Buffalo, where lee has held important positions in the offices of the Grand Trunk 9..n4 Penh- sylvenia, railways.. The late Dike Be Jacobs of East 'Wawanosh, left a:bequest or $400: to the Yukon and Northwest missions of the Methodist (hem . The Money has been paid over to the 'ohurch by his son, Mr. A,,H. Jacobs. : „ Winglxam. On Friday last • there pa,ssecl,* Away Helen JaneMartin, wife of Alexander Finlay, in her twenty-fifth year. De. ceased leaves a .sorrowing huribeadi and three Ilittle.ones,. the youngest here a few weeks old, and eldest about five years: :These will all mise the mother's teeder care.' • , The reports fetan.the various de-, partmenti• of the 'VC/Ingham Methodist Church, as presented at the quarterly board meeting on Monday evening last week, were very... satisfactory, The _membership report ehdwed a net le, Crease daring the year of 16, notwith- standing le rexeo,vale and 6 deaths. The present membership' is 546, The Epwoeth League,' Sunday school., and Junior League showed satisfactory progress, especially aleegmissionary, lines, . the seeior: and junior Leagues • reporting an increase of $50 in mis- ionaLy giyings, . and the Sunday school • school of over 420. Thetoted mis- sionary .contributions for the year amount to over $600, besides $72 for special 1 ebjeete, . as Chentu • hospital and :Missionary, fraley's 'personal ac- count. The.' inereasa in the regtilar :missicemeava,aafatiet ..aiout i60. The ..Educational and Temperance funds are nuke than three •times tho- se • of last year and the W. M. S. is also larigely in adeence • amounting, te $9.3.13.• The. 'Ladies' Aid have raised 0,3 and $.1,50e. hoc been paid'on the mortgage of the • °chinch e'rhe Mort- gage •deet his, laeen• •teduced during the past tWo :years from $161,00u ep .$1;460. About $600 was paid on the organ - fund, , paying: off the balance .of that dcht and a; note of $200 which had been running fora ittuntier of years has also been cancelled. All tlie. other funds of the Chinch are in a satisfac- tory Condition. The, pastor wag'. in- vited :ti) remaer another year.- • • ' .• be held in, the Temperance hell 'on Julie 18th- Miss L. Shuttleworth eca Guelph .will' demonstrate in 'the after- noon one "Methods of Canning and learned to estee.rn you highly' for your work's sake and wish to assure you that your willing service for the past year as organisb. of, oar church has proved a, source of *inspir'atiOn to es in doing battle for Christ. As A slight token of remembrance we present to finhis silver cake dish and Picture :and hope that by! God's grace we may all so live that .when our work is done befe we may, all meet at home in our Father's house where separations neeer, take place. Signed, Linda, Cant:elm-1, Daisy Currie, Happy Days. For Baby. The healthy child is a happy child. All its little troubles vanish whets it is digesting its food Well and is free from childish ailments. The greater part of these ailmehts arise from stomach and bowel troubles, feverish- ness, teething and worms. Ba(by's. Own Tablets at like magie itt .these eases,,and when children are restless at night they always give sound it. freshing,sieep. Mrs. A. LePage, St. Florence, Que., says "Baby's Own Tablets had ina,rvellous results M the case of my two months old baba,. He was nervous, troubled with colic rand badly eonstipated, ;pet after giVing the Tablets he began to improve at once and is now in good health. / also gave the Tablets to iny three year old boy whiz was troubled with worms and theured him as well. Both children are now the picture of health, and / ran alwaye praising the Tablets • to my friends," You can get Erebyls Own Tablet; from any drug- ist or direet by mail at 25 cote a box by writinp; the Dr, Williams' Medicine Go., Brookville,. Gut • i \ East VVautanothi On May 24th it very pretty wedding took place at Sharon Springs Farm, the home of Mr. Giles Joakins When his ..second ,daughter,. Hattie Courtice,' beeame thewife of Wm. M. Webster, The bride, who was .givee away by her father, wad prettily attired in a suit of light grey voile over blue, trieneed with silk and lece d an ea rieh it boquet of carnations. The ,bridesreaid, Miss Bella Webster, sis ter of the groom, was prettily, attir- ed in a suit of cream Bedfotd cortt and carried a buena of ;tulips. Mr. Wm. Jenkins, brother 'of the bride performed the duties of groonestean. The bride entered the'parIor • to the strains of Mondelssohn's wedding map, oh which Was pla,yed by Miss A. Jenkins, sister of the bride. ' The ceremony was performed by the Rev, 11. Clement at high noon, After the ceremony the invited guests partook of a sumptuous dinner, The bride Wao. the recipient of many costly and be- autiful presents. The happy couple left on the p. intrain for Toronto, Niagara. Palls and other (planes- The bride'e travelling suit Was brown wi- th bat to match. Ott their return they will' reside on the grootn's farm on the 13th comession - of Hullett. Among the guests from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Lane, later:now ; Mr. and 'Mrs. ala,ke, Goderich Mr, Laithwaite, Goderieh ; Mr. and Mrs. E. Saville, Clinton. 49, 11 you see it in The News -Record t'41193. Belgrave. , • D.' Geddes is having Ids old house torn down on his lot and is erecting thereon a good cement block dwell - We are glad to note that Mrs. Jas, Stretton has so much improved that she an driveoat when the weather permits, • • T. S. mid J. A. Brandon were sud- denly_ willed away Thursday 'to at- tend, a funeral ef their •nephew, the Brun of -the towniship of Peel. The young mao» Was 28 years of age, of exemplary character, and keit launch- ing ,out into the world; called ' so suddenly away, with ply a, few days' sickness, is 'indeed very sad L6 the bereft parents, brothers ,a,nd .sis- terse Mrs. Bruce is a nista of Mess. rs, Brandon. , On May 10th Mr. mid Mrs. W. C. Procter Of the '4th 'Line of Morris, celebrated their ehina, wedding. About sixty of their reletives and neighbors were -present. After tea, the evening was sPent.,111 eonvereation, music mid games, everyone having a good time, TwentYyears ago Mr. and Mrs. Proc- tor began life together in the right way, by dedicating themselves and their home to God, and by opening their home for with gatherings only as Ithey believed to be honoring to their Master and helpful to those as;.; serabled, 4. Nile, We are pleased to report that Miss Lucy Elliott, who has been seriously 111 with quitsy, is much improved. Tha Nile League visited Benmiller League Tuesday evening 00 the regu- lap League service was withdrawn. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Alibi of Zion visited friends at Nile on Sunday. Mrs. Stephenson of Varier, is re- newing old acquaintanees at Nile. Mr, and 'Mrs. G. V, 1ViePhee ot Loyal.. spent Sunday at Nile. Mr. V. J. Gosling, manager of the Toronto branch of the tank of Ilatw, Mort, has resigned, Mr, P. LI itilvert 'being appointo4 to ifuocood hlm ..) Pale, Feeble Girls. 4444.4.44.14 A GREAT RESPONSIBILITY RES- TS ON MOTHERS OF GROWING1 GIRLS. A great and serious responsibility rests upon every mother whose ifaughe ter is passing the threeliold of girl- hood into womanhood. She is at a crisis, and if she is to be A healthy happy woman:, she waist deverep rightly now. She must not he pale, sunken -eyed, sallow, laeguid and bloodless at this time, She must have additional strength and rich, pure blo'od to help her to stroug, healthy womanhood. There is only one absolutely certain way to. get newi rich, hea,ith-giving blood, and - that is th pirnokugAis. theveuisye pillDuro. helps U' Pink e rich, life-giving blood, that brings strength to every °organ in the !ugly and the glow of health to pale, sal- low cheeks. Thousands. of pale, an- aernie girls in all parts ot Canada have been made well and strong through the use of Dr. Williams' Fink Pills. Mrs Rachel Johnston, Hem. ford, N, S., says :-"As a result of oVerstudy in school, the health of my daughter, Ellen, became greatly im- paired. She grew extremely nervousa was pale and thin, and suffered from Most severe headaches. She had no appetite'and notwithstanding all we did for her in the way of medical treatment, her sielering continued, and I, began to feel that her condi- tion was hopeless. Indeed I began to fear her mental powers were fail- ing. One of my .friends strongly urged me to tryDr, Williams,' Pink Pills, and as I was willing to do anything that might help her I sent for a supply. After' using the pills for less than a month, we saw that her vigor was returning, and 4 in. less than three menths her health . was fully restoredaeConsidering the fact 'that she had been ill for two years/ and that •doctor's treatment did her notone particle of good, I think. her cure speaks ;volumes for the wonder- ed. Merit of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills." The new blood which Dr. Williams' Pink Fills aetually make, is the Whole secret of their great power tocure aiseayes.,- That is the teased these pills cure anaemia, heart palpita- tion, headaches and backaches, rheu- metisin, neuralgia,', kidney troubles, and a host of, other ailments due to bad blood and weak nerves. But be' sere you have the genuine with the' full name''"Dr., Williams' Pink Pills for Pale PeoPle," on the wrapper around each box. If in doubt, write direct to the Dr. WillaAms Medicine 'Co., Brockeille, bate and the pills will be - sent by mail at 10 •centsa box or six boxes for $2.50. Zurich.: Miss Ida 1-leidcman returned:to her home here on Monday evening. from Detroit. AVIiss Ileiderriaa is .in -Very poor health and slight hopes ale en- tertained for her eeeevery. Mr.. N. -Me Cantina has had an elec- tric dynamo installed at St. Joseph and is now able to charge his auto- mobile itt that place. He alsp in- tends lightning his hotel with electri- city fe. • • . • • • . , • . • ' • Chas, Girviii of Nile Ailed 'the pule pit'here ou Sanday morning week. :The -Nile League °Visited Beareiller Ler.ligtie on May 30th. Prof. Brush, veterinary dentist, sp- ent a few days last week inour midst File gave" 'Mich valuable information on training ancebeeaking torsee, , etc, Mise , Annie Wright. spent Senday with her sister, Mrs. Jas.' Jewell, Miss Leap Moliring spent . Sunday .and Monday at her home here..9-f • Rev. J. -G. . Yelland attended the district ineetieg held at Clinton on Mond ay and .Tueiday of last 'week. Sword Hatt has returned from To-, ronte and is spending some time at his home here. He ,lids beet attend - Mg the School of Pharmacy during the first year., Residents or this .township reeently sent a patitien.to Ottawa for the tahiishment of a new pestoffice, t� zra known as Ceder Valley, On lot ' 5,, concession 5. As this point is only two and a, -half miles south of Carlow gad, three and -a -half miles north of Benmiller,, both of which eow have a daily Mail, and as the new building of the C. P. R. will necessitate some eha•nges-M-4heeteailaseee_iebeethe4ov= ernment has detided to --ffo nothing in this: connection for the present. When Pie building of the newO, P. R. line is completed, a number of changes will probably be made in connection with the conveyance of the snails to and from points On or near The rail- way. • . , Detective Rogers cd , Toronto has leid an information against Geo e -Ro- well, hotel -keeper,- of LeaMington, for ,refesing to provide .hint with break-. fa,st. Tho Northern Navigation Co. -to all points on. GEORGIAN BAY, LAXE•SII- PERIOR AND NORTH WEST. *Georgian Ray-Maekieric DiVisiott- For Saab Ste. Marie and North Channel Way Ports-Steareers leave Collingwood 1.80 p. Meaford p. m., •Owe n Sound 11 p, m., Tues. deys, Thursdays and Saturdaye. North, Shore Diviefon-For Parry Sound, Byng Inlet atid Preneh River. Steamers leave Collingwood 10,80 p. tn. Mondays and Fridays. Lake Superior Division. -or Soo, Port Arthur, Fat William and Dulu- th. Steamers leave Sarnia 3.30 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays or Fridays. Through 'tickets and lowest freight) rates. For information and tickets apply to G. T. R. agents. IL H. Gildersleeve, Mgr., Collinhwood. C. IL Nicholson, 'Prattle Mgr., Sarnia, June it, 1906 M. Kt4N0N 8i. .13.L YTH 4: sst, ,t 0 Last week we visited Toronto on a bargain hunting expedition, and s. we otruck it right. We found on account a the cold backward spring :$0 several of the wholesalers were left with large (plantain of goody on their heeds, which they were anxious to diepove of et reduced win0, e, ..$ andd knowing as they do that we pay epat caoh for everything we but, . they cut the prices down to the lovveet poesible point. In buying goods x the first consideration with es le quality, If the quality is not pod we turn them down, as the beet goods are none too good for our euetomere, X We bought pretty heavy in Drees Gooch, Silks, Weal) Goode, White- es weer> White Underskirts, ()oyota Covere, 1,Ifen Neglige Shute, Oirerj. - Ana, smacks and Staple Dry (TondW o. e got a great enap in Scotch. Lin. a. °lemma 4 yards wide, worth 05e, to sell at 00e per square yard. But •.t. the greateet bargain of all was in ea . 91! M I 1-4 14' 1\1" M "75r 4 We weee offered a large tot of New York Sample Hats, there being 4.• cs: over .200 hats in the lot, it rather staggered us, but as they are all the 0 l'et latest style and got up specially for. the June trade, and at( we do A very et. large Millinery trade and being offered at lese than half price, we clea. i• ) lied out the whole lot. They come in Elack and White Mita), Ready. y +to -Wear and Outir.g fiats also Leghorns and Fame'? Untrimmed -Hate. V, They are the finest lot of *hats we ever showed. They are exclusive 'e *e: styles, and being samples there are no two alike. Don't vales the chance *1 a of getting your choice of over 200 new up-to-date hats at half price. t We pay the Highest Price in Oash oreTrade for Butcee end Eggs. y , ; McKINNON' & COP BLYTH 7 x I 4 s • • • • . • • • • • • . • • • . .• • • • • • • • ..e. e• ems ye, eo.... y .4. e• e-• e• le ..• i.e. .4.4., •,,...0 ..04.0, e..e..e•ese•e•e•ee•••••es.oeto,aes.ve,••,„,•veeo, .t. •••••••••• ••••••••••••••0004,•••••••••••• % • • : °Mill Socctils Lie Success/ . The success we are having in selling all : kinds of FOOTWEAR gives us the confidence to say that we have the best assortment and the best values to be found anywhere. You will fin dour Bargain Counter particulary teresting for Friday and Saturday. Don't. fail to see there Our stock must be reduc- * ed. Several lines we are selling at less than WHOLESALE PRICES. I We mean just what we say and a call will . convince you that you can save money by . buying your -shoes at. . . The Old Reliable See our:Gents' Patent Colt Boots the latest style and the best on the 'market for $3.5, '; W1/1. TAYLOR Sr SON . SOO 00 (Docecpircececic-ocedipooseopcieo•oopecen THE CREAT CASH STORE - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 In . ker. ‘1104)48 a - 0 0 • --=•-e-We arelprepared to meet your wants in Sumener Goeds- 0-NEsTiNtrAND-W-AISTING-Otnerangeofethese-geediefs-veey-lerge..--Ont; 9 patterns are beautiful. . • . . lw DRESS 000DS-1-Lustres, . Voiles, Crepe de Chenes, Eoliennes, Etc.-- ; ' Many 'specials in seasonable goods. • LADIES! SUMMER UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY -We are in a special- ly good position to glee you the very hest values and a, choice eel - tection at moderate prices. 0 • —MILLINERY DEPARTMENT— . # A charming 'stylishness seldom met with about nue Ladies' Millinery. . , • 9 BOOTS AND SHOES -Our stock ii, , GENTS' FURNISHINGS -, A fun I CI) varied and complete, goods at line -of Men's' Shirts, Fam,y. moderate prices, You can rely, Shirts, Choice Patterns 'ancr on q frailty . • 'good 'fitters, • G 0 C'•'11 X S -- We keep our stock well as.serted, fresh and reliable. Try A sample Of our Uncolored japan Tea at 250. You earl save Money by driving into town with your Butter and Eggs. • . . , -. . . , l'IcBeath . • 'O. hifill.ber.S Successors to DM;a3w& - CO. • •00.008 0 00011*(ihrikg o o 0.0000 ONO 0 0 0 0 4444••••••••••••••••••••••••***4).•••••••••••1 J. B. HOOVER. . NELSON BALL • . , • • . at'ellt Saves `Jklitne:. and Labor, • , ' Every Lady Should Have One I Undertaking' promptly attended to by night or day, ? HOOVER BALL. Night and Sunday calls tininVered ae reside -rice of either of the prince. pals, •••••4•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• zit -CARPETS AND CURTAINS Pirat lay a podfoundation and then go ahead, Tim foundation of a Me rniShed room is the 0AnynT, We Wow my 'rattans in each quality, , Viz. : Endish Brussels? 85e to $1.25 per yard; EnglishTapestries, 400 to '75o; all wool, (50c to $1 ; Reversib le Mien, 250 to 50c Art Squares, many sizes and patterns, priees44.50 ,to \$85, each; Tapestry Curtains, lane • 'ey patterns, colors to triatch yontl Carpet, $2 to $0 per pair. J. H. CHELLBW, Blyth. Largest Purniture Store itti the County. .1 .4 IfA9 , J ' ,t • ••.