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28th Year
CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Lith.1908
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AN A.00IAENT. GREETING!, !
Arthur Whittingham, ae-eriployes at - The Wingbane Advance, in of' the
T. Mackenzie's lactory, had the see- hest printed and most carefully edited
end finger ,of his 'eight hand taken off of our exchanges, has now nem fox
on Monday while at work on we, of * yeers in the capable hands of Mr,
be Ineehinee. It Will cause him -a; Yr. Hall. The News -Record Wishes the
Vw daYa idlenese, • Advauce and is worthy editor con-
! Untied proSperity.
THE LOCAL MARKET
The offer' Still Wits good of " The; ,
Nelms -Record and the Weekly. 'filial dfmWheat elle to 92e. -
Empire to any addresa ttuada for Oats 45c to 40e.
oee year foe $L25. This is me new-! Pees no -te 85e:
paper isargain of the year and, hae al- t Bexley ii5c .-tes 70e,
ready been largely Availed e, 1. Butter 22c to 23e.
1 Eggs. 23c to .24e.
WON TikE FURNITURE. 1 'Live Ho rs $4.05 to $4 tir
A BARGAIN.
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A comeilstitioh waS „launched by ,the ANNUAL IVIEETING, .
Gsaelph Herald last November for the ,
moet popular young lady in the des', I- , The annual meeting of the Thresher
and the most pepular young, men as Company -was 'held on elohday when
well, In the fottner conteat the peize the SeaSctit's operations was cutlined
wa i. $500 piano, and he the latter The News -Record ie informed that the
$1-50 werth of furniture, The contest industry will be In full blast in a
closed, last. week with Wit. . Flert few woks :and that a brisk season, is
Booth the wineer of tHhee
e f is j.
Nfo;wieNrdsTtoip.
a handsome margin.
on of Mr. S. 'G. Plummer et Chilton.
WIEUTJ
'meeting of the eComen's
"WORST IN RECOLLECTIONthe tegular." -
snsti tu te was 'held at, the home of
The opinion seems to be enenimous Mrs, Homer Andrews on Thursday
that the storm whioh. abated on Fre. i ternoon. There was a good ettendan.
day last was about the worst in re- ee. The society •is steadily growing
colleceion, It continued, steadily for in interest and Membership. .As the
direetions. At nearly every town in
six days and .ticd up" busin:ess in all saPbelayko;eefeoert,thtihsemteeieteingwavveastilueneatvelcill;
the dminty a bench of travelless wae -.diseussing various subjects pertaining
held up and itiogesot them from Tues..* to comfort alureconomy in the horne.
day to Friday:- We merely ellude to At the close of the meeting a daenty
this as it may be of seine senesert to lenele was served be the 'hostess
cild residents of Huron who a t now which was much 'enjoyed by, ell preS-
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in the . We,st and are now, doubtless ent
•Passing through our experiente,- ,
, ti APPLNA NOS.
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A GOOD RIDDANCE. • • '
. The C. I, received a, Visit !torn
An:Englishman earned Ashcroft, who Principal Murray of tlie Owen •$‘ mid
castle Out to Canada with a salvation C. I. on Wednesday. , •
Army 'contingent less than tvio:Years '. Dr. Sit:me has offered a silver T. ethe
and has been a resident of 1 for •oratory .• T.116• merehere oi the
„teepeei,eeesly,, a year, was assisted out Collegiate Canadian ChM are eigthls
' 'rue--to.-oompete.
dayite in young and ableemdied but I Mr. W D Pair will present, • the
lazy and . ae- chrenie grumbler, 'in 'Pupil' of ,form III. who nmees the
ehert,.• usele.ss fellow of wbeni the highest ..aggzegate . in elatheaussies.aod
toWn'' is well rid, Were it not for :Science at the term exemiliations
the sympathy; felt ter "his *ire and "with a veluable prize and Mr. pall:
family lie would, long ago base • been Modern Language Master; Make
sent to a 'Placi3 enere he Would. have : a similar presentation te• the sagfil of
had to work. • . . form III. who inaires the. pighost ag
I BOARD IsEsOliGeNI7E.S.
I gregate English and NG
Hiseeseres. • .
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A BUSINESS •CHAE.1
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Mr. Joe Rattenbury has eold his
liquor businese to 1Vir. O. ff.. Piesh
London and the lionise board meets
at Auburn on the 28,th jest, to con -
eider the transfer,
WESLEY CHURCH.
A
Rev. Mr. Jollifie will take tor his
morning subject fleet Sunday, 'The
Patieece of Jest*" and for the even -
leg, "The forth of Godlindss without
power." An offering on behalf of the.
Educational fund will be taken up,
ANOTHER ACCIDENT,
An Accident took place the
rink on Tuesdey eight. The band and
a largo crowd 'wen- present, Among
the, skaters ' was Aliso Lavine
Mt -
Court who fell and had her nose
'broken by being struck by the ,skate
of one of lier companioes. It was an
unfortunate affair end meets syinpaiby
is Mt for the youlie lady.
OLDEST RESIDENT PASSES,
Mr. William H. Swan, who was
born in Cambridge, England; in the
same year as her late MajestY -Queen
Victoria, was called to. his Ifeig bome
on Monday Ceiling. He came to Can
• ada half as century ago and for over
fetter years lived upon the itth con,
of which at his death he was :ha old-
reeident. He is survived by his
wife and their. seven childree : 1VIrs.
Plinicff aed else. G,. Abell, Stratforde
Mrs: Alf. :Barge and Mrs. A. •Abbett
Clinton, George of Lucknew ; Charles
in Sa.ska,teheetaii, and Joseph at
home, The funeral takes Nene this
afternoon -to Clinton eematery,, the
funeral to be conducted by, 'env, W,
E. 'Kerr. The pallbearers, will be : R,
Jenkins, T, °Urchin, 0: Baker, J.
;Parker, J. Holmes -and T. indsey.
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Person's
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Inspector_Asquith Auburn iv -A, in
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1. town ,yesterdaye . •
Miss Evans of Gerrie is the guese of
Mrs.' (De.) Thompson. . , -
Mr, W. les Counter Ilea been on the
eick list the past week. ' .• ' '
The C. I. board has re:tegemeee for .
the year:711fr,•W:sjacitsone e"ho- has----TO-Morrow.ewili_ be' 5.'t,,,Aratelltitke',frl
for twelve years been' treasurer retie= Day, - • - - • -
edfrom that office expressing himself see Beeigelige in eie town- hall.
faVorable -to linking the Officers of Friday night.
teotetary and treaserer. Tlifs was Mr. ,(1001-)ez, tas,
lows : •
done and the officers are nose. as , gaged Caretaker of the • Mode)
• School. • . . • •
Caairraan, Rey. 0 R Grunne. ' • Mr. J. 'beilelough has rented the
' Sec. -Treasurer,. •CaPt., elcTaggert . Istore next . that: of Plumsteel Bros.
- Property c6nunittet; and has had it fitted, Up as a bliteher
D.. A. *Forresler, De. Thompson. 's op' •
rs. M. D. McTaggart. entertamed
,Discipline Conimittee,' J. Ransford,
J&sett, ReeCRGentlea' -number 'of ber. lady friends on• Sale
... s . . .
,. • . •-• 1 urday last and Mre. Ginisiry wilt ea:-
.. I tertain this evening. • '
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Large .congregations . attended the 1 The Weekly Mail and Empiee and
aeniversary :services last Sunday, frotThe News -Record willbe sent toh
morning and evening, Revsir. Kie any address in Canada for. ene: year
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p.atrick of Knox College, leirooto, de -
for $125This a a decidedbargain
lighting all with his • eloquent :old i‘ Walter Holmes. snow-shiited.to ,Iiolele
pressivo sermons. Tri 'addition to the esville, Londeenoro and .other pente
atithemssueg'by the choir, Mrs. Dow- in the county last week with bundles
zer •sang a solo in the morning and ' of the local papers, The NeweeReceiii
Mists A. McCorvie in the evening, The appreciated his kidness.. "
collections amounted to nearly $500, .
There Was no ;Young -People's ineet-.' WHO PAYS roh yOult. A.)V. ?
ing on Motelay , evening but instead I „„_ • . •
they are giving social th19 eveniagi*Aretstp,'Igtihite., cost
.gles'adti‘-taner'ti;slionoil;
In the . basement A good progra.m
easy. One is apt to say off -hand that
and • refreshments have. been. prepared
by the young people. All arc cordial- the advertiser pay' it: 'let` apea des
ly -
ert investigation, it .beeomee apparent
that an advertiser, 'who .advertises
properly,- gels beck all the stioxibe Sie
Spends In advertising, and ,a geed cleat
•Motes -else. what would be the use. of
his advertising/ The purchaser docent
Pay it, beceitee he gets the:goods .
cheaply from an advertisieg firm . as
Bs" Lille awl elletil "eut Illtee Years h'e :eould. from a non -advertising 'firm.
ago he moved jet° Clintoe, He is
,Mr,sGordoe Cuiefinglierne*. took a trip
to 'Buffalo on Monday as • , mexpress
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ineseeer. •
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• Mr. Douglas Sparks, a student of -the
C. B.; C., has recOvered from en •Sts
- •of sifiantliesreseess...., ,
DEATH OF MR: JOHN
• Mr, John :Hardy died on -Saturday
night last after a week's illness. • He
was eighty years mid scatie meths
old. For: many years he lived on the
In many cases he. buys eheaper. Then
surinved by his wife and their two
sons and one daughter, Thomas. tbe
hoineetea.d,Williamon ,the I ondon
Road and • Mrs. Albert Neil it the
Base LineThe funeral took
the attention of the public he loses
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on Tuesday afternoon, the erVites
dukomers, who buy front adve.stesing
s
people. The profits which are lost by
being coeducted by Rev. V. Kerr,
the deceased hexing been a. member of
the Ontario street church. The pales
bearers were James Stevens I-lenry
.Baker, David. Rebb, David Tiplady,
James Cornish and Jobe Govett, •
Vito Pays the cost of advertising Thel
non -advertiser does ! By the lack of
enterprise in bringing his goods before
A TORONTO MARRIAGE,
, The marriage of Mt, GOrdon Stew -
deb, Gooderharn, fifth son of Mi. ONTARIO ST• CHUROFT. :
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and Mrs. W, . G. Goodethanie. end A Iarge number attended the sac -
Oise Irene Newton Alexander, 4 elder ,ramental servieea on Sunday ironing
daughter of Afr, and Mts. Mirk A, ia spite of bloeltaded' toads, the
Alexander, all of Toronto, was quite- basement being filled for. the fellowly Solemnized on Saturday at • St ship meeting. At the official board
Augustiee's chureh, that f.lty. `the
:--- meeting on. Tuesday evening, by a
Re*. Harold McCeeisland pe?fornted standieg uhanhnotta vote Rev, W, E.
the eereitiohy; and the Rev. Riehad Ker was invited to re -tura as. pastor
Ashcroft assisted. The brute wore a for a fourth year.. me. /sett aeeopi.
traveling suit of mauve ;Won breed' or
the invitation thanked the .offic-
cloth and ertuilie lute, with bat, \ n I
suite, and carried a nosegay of
WS for the hearty supott given it
vlele s, all IMO of work, Never !n lie hls.
and lilies of the valley. 'Tar sister,
Enid, attended her, dressed el •'white tory wai the church stronger or in a
broadeloth and bleak hat with white more prosperous condition,
*oleo of the snow blockade the
plumes. She carried bridesmaid tesell,
Sfr. ,Norman Gooderhain wee hie story °I° "Jean Va'beans ° vildcti was
brother's groomsman. Only tee ism t° haVe been giv°11 on 11°1°0 °telling
iiewe..)ediate families witnessed id, eewe..was VeSiedllefi until 'Ilitirstley, Fell.
nlofty, for which no formal invitatioust 20th. Last week Dr. tilesver geve
rwere ieseed, and MeV, was no • re.] this fascinating story iti •Idetropoliel
eption, the,brioer and ., eidegeeern at an church, q'otento. This Vas tin
he eonclusion ot the ceretremy drove third in three vats and the let e
t
dirt to . the station and tee& the
train or New York and othet places.
•Mt. Goodethern gave hie bride a dia..
anoud necklet* for a, wedding preftenti
•and the bridegmaid a gold watelt
braCelein. To the groomem4ut So goo
IL' tilt pin. The bride ti a sinter of
,Alonondst ot OW* who sli. viten, Fifty onsur in ospnattsi mit
14.4.11 the Matliktik ' Nrill doitg14010 bit INV*
non-edvertisers . find their way into
the coffers of those *the do advertise.
As . an: ceample : If $20 spent in adver-
tising •brings you in $30 additional
profit, your advertising is paid fest and
you are $10 in pocket -From The
Bookseller . and Stationer, Yebtuary,
1907.
audienee that heard him v efe I
thusiastie in it exptessions of aPJ
preeiatiott, All should heitr Dr.
Cleaver on Peli. 20th.
The edueational eating, which Was
postponed 4ecaune of the Monti, will
be taken Mit SliblUith hi both iteth,
ReeeeT. Greene has returned fiem pt,
*Elgin and Southampton -whose he
'preached2lest, Sunday.. - • -•
•Mr.. W. Sloman wes...sett yesterdey
for the first time in -five Weeke. Mr.
Siornan doesn't know leech persen-
ally about Illness and *mild prefer
to know .less. .
,
Mr:, A, Alextandeleft' fol Teronto
, feet' Pridey evening ahd as he had
to go. 'the .teundabeut Way sea Lon-
don and , Hamilton he •did: tee,. reach
• the Queen city until ten o'clock Sat-
urday forennon. But • the stormy
conditions prevailieg he: was yety
glad to reach, there Oren thet.
hour se is tobe enabled i0. attend'
the ' meeriage el his sister . Whiele
took plio inthe afternome .
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tiullett Township.
Mrs, Thos. :Archer slipped. upon the
ice the other day and falling heavily
She sustained • a fracture' of the arm
• and a dieloeated shoulder./ The in-
juries are severe and will is), her
up for some weeks. Mr. Archer has
in consequence decided to: tent his
farm and has advertised it lb this
week's News-Recordt is a good
Mace in a fine state of cultivation and
only three miles .from Clinton. See
advt.
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Don't Be A Pessimist
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The Winnipeg Commercial tenders
• this excelletit and seasonable advice to
the business world :-
e• If merchant slackens on his -ad-
vertising his present oustotners Or his
prospective •patrons will came to .the
conelUsiort that his business is slack-
ening and •while ene hammers a.way
egthusfant1oa1l3r at his publicity eam-
paign.he gives the impression • that
business is booming with him, and he
fixes himself in the eyes 'of the trade -
as a man of putie enterprite and pro-
greee.
Make the good times yourself; re-
store corifidetice .by beteg confident.
The beet method is by bright, cheer-
ful advertising. Don't go around
with a long lane, with "blue" stor-
ies of "up against it," "down and
out," etc., or people will be afraid
to do busineSS With you. if every
jobber and manidadturer were to be-
gin an advertising campaign in Jan-
uary and AlitioilliCtt that the depres-
sion had passed, we venture to pre -
diet that in a short time an atmos -
Otero of cheerfulness and . oonildence
would lie restored to the most, gloomy
iri,the lend.
No man Is more constantly unhap-
py, or makes others more so, than
the pessimist. He is out at harmony
with thing, and ell other things
fight and worry hint. He oSee the
true dignity of life. If eery business
quo° will go to work with s. will to
onvince their customers that there is
no teal 'cause for suspension of buetuess
confidence will he restored almost im-
mediately:. Will it not be worth while
for us all to takea WWI in diatom.
Mg thin mateasonoble scare? Condi-
tions are ouch that we irs CO it
CO be finbernplithed 0 all Will
put their handl and Miran to the
Plow. .ftt aloft Ono is 'Vogt&
I'M sin Mr in.
'Whole Ntimber 1510
• ortor's Hill.
miss Meedonald siiiiebrother of Myth
vieinity visited at Mr. S. slcelesiles
last week,
M. and Mrs. F. 004 visited atolls,
• George Vanderbergh'a last Sunday.
• Owing to the : Storm last ' week,
the roads are in poor shelie,• -
Mr, Ds Macdougall visited ia Sea-
• forth 'last week.
IVIri Norman Macdougall welkea to
Holmeaville twice last week for the
'Owing to Mr. Couttiez be,ng un-
able to get through on =melt el tile
roads.• :
• A social will be heel under the aus-
pices of the Bethany elturciron Tues-
day Feb. lath, ftt the home ef Mrs.
McPhaul A kood. progrent is being
.prepared. Refrestinents will ,,be sere
ved during, the ,evening. Adm4sirei
20 .eents. ,•
• London Road.
M. John. Stanbury is visiting • bis
brother, Dr. Staubury.of Bayeeld.
Miss, M. 1-1`. Nett is peeing hayfield
friends a fareWell visit prior to her
departure kir Killarney, Man., •
Mr, •Robs. Raney, who has been
very low, is, we aro plsased to eay,
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smeroving.••• ••
The roads 'were hadly blocked last
Wok. 'Last Week a. load of our young
people managed to get through' to
Clinton: to get a supply of groceries,
mail, etc. •• .
Mt; 0, B. Ilaplay aeteneea the
county Meeting Of the Orange circler
in Exeter last week.
•.Gciderich Township
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..A special meeting of the township
'omelet' is called for 'Monday este to
eonsieer 'the proposed scheme of coun-
eSvereed itemvement and eleo (net.
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h.U• °eSriVienicintsvgsas'lt,onotisleervsitee*Iii.i aoYr
Cole's church. •• . •
Mei. Stevens of Colbesne. is spend-
ing a few ;weeks, wth her diughtet,
Mrs:, R. Grigg. . .
The following is the repert 6f -$. S.
No: Goderich township foe' the
month of January*; :•
5th -Bert Copper.
4t1e--Teene Helena Miedietoe
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Emma- Cantelonees •-•-ses. „.
4th. Jr.--Adela •Finlay, Pin-
.,
lay, E'en Cole, Annie CooPer,
Willrnrnson•
• 3rd, . Millar, eean Mica
Teton,. Aline Elliott, Bert Finlay, Ed-
na Wite. .Tellesille Hudie Georgina
Hudie, Fked,Hudw
• 2nd, ,SL -Roy Conhell, Lloyd iveilat
:Ralph Cantelon, '011ie Cole, •'Sadie
0O0,1c. - • , '
Pt . 2nd.--Chailk Cooper, Pad Coo-
per, Emma; Lola Hudie.
Pt 1Sts-Bruce Grigg, •Jeete Cook,
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Toni Fludie, -Edith Sterling. . '
Entailed attendatice 3.g.;• tverage' 21.
-E. • J.• Johns, Teacher,
Mr. WilleSt,eweet,Beyfield Line, has
been. seriously ill with the Measle. •
Mr. John,. ellhompson Jr.. teceeitly.
puichaseden nice tqam !rpm a Wawee
nosh farmer: and iriteneS taking. them
• out West.in the spring. "
Mr. Harvey .Hudie Leadhury was
last week the goest 'of his. sister,: Mrs:
R. B.. -Cele, Bayfield .
Mr.- Fred.: EminerScei get Storni-
steyed for a few' days. Tait week With
friends . the Bayfield, Line. '
Mee Flackersills •and• sister; of
Sebtingville have tor the. past week'
been guests at the, home of Mr,
Samuel Ritthwells
Mr, Randal' G. Cale, after several
weeks Vacation, went to 'Orillia last
week, being fortunate enough to +le -
cure. a .maehitiists position. • •
, ••
Stanlcy TOWnshjp
Mr! Harry Talbot purehaSed a • fine
driVer. from Mr, A. Johnston and
now ,the proud possesser et. a. fine
sp• lifanrsoAf Idfr.ivTellsiot ,is now lunne on • a
from the West
ortie of our schools were closed
last week awing to the sevetity ' of
the weather.
• Wedding Bells will soott 110 tinging
• in the West end of our township,
• Mr. Louis Durand, 'a prosperous
young farmer of the West, took unto
himself a bride in the person et IVIise
Laura Wagner of Zurich and has neW
returned to SojOilfli hi that far off
land: We extend.. • congratulations:
• Thai are Many more baehetote •who
should follow. the example,
Mr, Aethur Stephenson, formerly of
our tewnehip, but new of London, 110
been organizing a lodge of 0. C. P.
in Zurieli. He. succeeded in gethering
ignite a numbet and the initiation mok
Place ,Oti l'UeedayieVeiling ot MIS week.
News reached us of the tic.t h of
Mrs. ;D.r4 Diatiload ()lee Miss Veggie
I'aylor) youngest slater of Mr. Wil-
liam Taylor, The deceased ha* been
residing in the state of Oklahoma for
the past few years, Much byrIpathy
is felt for the bereaved husband and
the sisters' and brothers le their ber-
eavement. •
• Miser Maggie Clarke returned home
ftom Clinton on Saturday. ,
Quite a. *mother of people atotmd
here have been suffering fran Otippe.
Mies Lily Durtkin visiMeg fronds
In McGillivtay
MIW Itht Iteld and Mit* Edyth
Bothwell lett on Tuesday to vinit
friends it Stratford.
Mrs. gokintrdt in visiting. irith
Mti. johit tleld Sr., thin we*,
Mr. Ando,* held, who Ms him
visiting Wendt in Mont**. totoritott
hob. on kintottlny lost
r9.999prry,...
• Now AdV4ttiagnikiits
New Musline-Tomes-8
Quilt Speelele-fledgens'-8
•Tietleitti Rates -G., T. Re -5
Farm to Rent -:-T, Archer -e5
Priva.te° Sale -Mrs. Kerneye-5
For Sale -John Johnstone -5• .
More ha.rgaies-,Neseeombe's-8
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License Traesfer-A, eseepsith-6
Cure a Cold -W. S. R. Holmee-2
Wood Wasted -,J. Cunning„haine-5
Art Valentines -W. D. Fair CO. -8
For Sale --Apply News-Recerd-5..
New Meat Market-Cololough Bros.. -,j
Bayfield •
• Miet, P. Nott of Tuckersinitli in the
guest of Mra. George Erwin this week.
The fishermen are busily engaged
this week Putting in their glumly. of.
ice for next summer. •
• Mr, H. Drelimann left on. Mpwle.e.
for Muskoka on business:
-The Ladiee' 'Aid of t,he. INTethoeifse,
,thurch held their monthly iiieet,ing s.
the home of Mrs, H. •W. Etwin on
Wednesday- afternoon,
Mr, Thomas A. Stinson and, Pea
Master John Stinson, who lett „ last
fair for Colorado, returned home ofe
Monday, The • old adage • is true, '
there is no please like home,
The Scarlet Chapter of Stanley' Wilt •
meet in the Orange hall (n. Friday
•evening of this weeke) '
Mr. George 411iott, who WII.S called
home on account of the serious ills.
ness of his inotber returned to .his
hOme at Windsor on Monday.
Mr. J. Worsen of Gaderich •spent
SundaY in the
Messrs, Fest:. Edwards mid • Georest .
Erwin have been • :confined to the '
house the past week -with grippe. -
Mrs. E. Elliott, who was striouely
ill with peeinnonea, for the ;slef'thrss
weeks,' is we aro glad to Say, :slowfy
recovering. •
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Mr. Robert Pen -hale of t,his village
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has receivee from • Graham Broe. esse,
-Claremont' a fine imported Clydesdale.
Messrs.. S. Moore and W.. Westoa
spent a 'few' days the past: week 'Ie.
Goderich snowbound. _ • • "
Reeve Stnith was stertresteyed
(31-oderieh for several days after'
attending the meeting of ttc •
souetY council.• .. •
Robinson and lita •
Evans_ VISited 1.71iu on. &COS &epees
• We.ek. •
Mr. W. lippett left on -Monday. --
last Week for Billings, :Moxitana, atter
spending ten days •with his Datents,•
Mr. aind Mrs. John Tippett.
. Mr. George Elliott as called home
• from Windsor last week on account of
the serious illuese of his mother., Mice.
E. Elliott.
The Weekly Mail and Empire and
The News -Record will be sent •to * any.-
andiess for one Year for only, $1.24...'
This 'is. the biggest .bargain of the'
season in good newspipers. •
Varna -
The tov-rliii .eenrCil //let •11
day and ip ti ce
viewers and pound -keepers. After taii-
awl the paseing of a feNii accounts .
there wai a discussion on tne Good .
Roads question which is favorabLY
eonsidered by the councii. According
to a schedule draw h up at the pounty
;sound,' Stanley's apportionment ai
25 miles. IVIuch • of this will consiet
ef boundary roads; but in teldition ib
is proposed to put in perfect shape
a road thretigh the •cell* of the
township..from east to West, starting,.
say) a Mile below Breeefield.
The Weekly Mail and Empire • and
The Aovs-Reeord, wilt be oat to sny
address for one year tor only, 445.
This is the biggest bargain of the • -
season in isood iiewspapers.
Mr. William Rethwell of the Goshen
Line has • bought from Beatty Bros..
of this village, who, by, the way are
coming to ' the front as §.'hartherp
breeders a very fine -young bull •ot
that breed It is a sUperior
One of the. bast Mr. RathWell sayshe
has ever hought, and The result •WW1.
no doubt be a great itriprovement it
'thestock over in that section.
. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. McAsh
eate-
'ttafned a number of their young friar&
to a leap year party quite recently.
All report • a pleasant thee. The
yeling ladiee were all attited in white
tted made a pleasing' picture in WS.
MoAsh's beitutiful parlor.
•Mrs. 'Albprt PleWee, who has been
spending the wirtter with her parts*,
Mr. and Mrs.: Weekes, pin returned to
her home in Moosomin, Sask,
Little Robby Iteys fell and brok* a
small bone in his arm.
The Wornen's Auxiliary of the
Methodist church met at the Innte of
Mrs. John Johnstone. on Trieadity. ,
The official board met on Wednesday,.
• A special meeting of the township
council will be held next Monday ett-
ening, ' •
Mrs. J. W. Reid hasalso been .ifie
disposed.
Mr. Fletb Snider was unable te
crush grale on Tuesday tot want ot
woad. He will be 'butfy, on Ptitio,
though.
Mrs.' lideLeod, nurse, has retittned to
her home in Uttyfield.
it is expeeted that a meeting et
Court Varna will he held ot Vr!day
evening of nett weck,
Mr. Wellington Johnstone l%tot
cottgre,telated en tho arrival *
young daughter.
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