The Clinton New Era, 1916-06-29, Page 5Thursday, June 29th, 1916.
TFIE CLINTON NSW ERA.,
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When in Doubt
For a Preeeut fur
the Rride•to•be
Choose Silver
There is no other gift
the bride that is so
iversally certain to be
greeted with joy, used
with pride, and treasured
for years, We carry a large
and well assorted stock of
1847 Roger Bros
Knives and Forks, Berry
Spoons, Co'd Meat .Works
Pie Servers, Tea, toffee,
Dessert and Fable Spoons
and numerous other use-
ful pieces.
se-ful,pieces.
Also a good assortment
of Silver Plated -Hollow-
ware,
Hollow
"a e
w r taut{fir 't•
ass, Ghlna.
and Clocks.
W. OL UMW
JEWELER and Oi"3'ICIAN
EYES TESTED FRE
' ®t!*SGOtatbreestia'statee ^ se*G bele ate
Patriotic
O
OROOSeireneenoteennoseeretieGereeeer
Whether the Society shrill help
Prance to any way. will be d.scnssed
at the meeting on Friday afternoon,
which, on account of the unsettled
weather, will be held in the council
chamber.
Un Fraley lrtstl.he W P. S. packed.
the tullewiug supplies 114 pairs socks
118 towel: 0'1 pillow slips, •shims, 14
helpless shuts, 1 suit pl j emas, 2 unite
-The supplies were for warded to Hy-
man Halt, London. The Society beg
to acknowledge
with snncerd and grate
fur thanks the following donetions-
•Mrs. Rowland $1.00
Mrs. W, Oatrtelon .01)
Mrs. W. Perclne 6.00
Induction of New St,
John's Sector, Thursday
."' The Windsor Record of Priday
last gives the following report of
:the induction of Rev. H p. West-
& ;gtaiet, son-in-law of Mrs. Kitty of
:town ••-In the presence of members
in his parish and some visiting
AnggjScans from Windsor, Rev. 11
a. Westgate', B A. was formally ix,-
u ,asiectoi• at St. John
.church, Sandwich, in succession to
the late Rev. D H, find,
The induction service was inn
elected by. Rev. Archdeacon hill o'
-,.•Shelbourne, Ont., tu'clideacon oe El
;;in which for diocesan purposes, le
elude the counties 0r Kent and Ha
sex. The assisting elergv were
Rev. Percy Ilarding, assistant ren
. tor ,of All Saints' Church and Rev,
.J.MR. Mills, curate, Mr. Harding
had charge or the opening ser-
vice ant
til• 1''
V i. t ], s
Il ie
a the 1+•
asoii
The archdeacon read ,t
t.
^the license
granted Ret Mr Westgate, to-
gether withthe official certificate
showing thalt the oaths and decla-
mations requited of him have been
taken and made. After this U,c
archdeacon read the mandate of in
duction •from the Bishop on:heron
I•ia,nded the Keys
In company- with the new arch
,deacon the rune rector marched to
entrance of the church, where the
keys ,were handed over by She
•church wardens William Hilt and D.
Tasker, the heeler saying
"On 'behalf of this parish and in
obedience to the mandate orf tee
bishop p1 the diocese, S.present to
-vote the kegsf
r,
this
ch rchn
take')
uthat we Acknowledge
you as lawful.
rector ()tithes parish"
The rectos' answered tiros "I i'c-
ceive these keys at your hands as
the pledge of your recognition of
arae as Your appointed minister,"
The archdeacon ra.dded ' "The
_Lord preserve thy going out and
thy pouring inerom this time for,,
evermore."
v l Tolls the Bee
The neeely inducted incumbent
fled the 'hell lightly to signify, to
parishioneers that he had, taken
se '
ala
a
n.
he seirmon was preached by
hdeecon Hill, Who took his
int Nehemiah 8;8 --•"So they read
the book, in the law of God dis
drictlY and gave the sense and cans
.ad therm to understand chs reading"
$200 ,was voted by the Morris Tp,
.••Council to the 161st Battalion to
tj .tentds a field kitchen rand mess
Sfranberry Ilallletin
Strawberries will be in big die
wand. this year. Housewives are
advised to preserve as many as pos.
Bible, as there will be very few
cherries, and plume,
Orders should be
pieced at once,
Niagara Growers
protect you with
ibis label, show.
ing growers numrun men.
bee le your inset'ORow6RS pNO,
ance of quality
It is the official guarantee of full
value end that the unit is Niagara.
Grown.
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Mr Harold Sprung had the misfor
tope to loge his harp by fire last Thurs
day evening, The cause of the fire is
unknown, The earn was almost new
and was well rgnipped. ` The lose is
pertly covered uy Insurance in the
McKr lop
Ltev. Mc. Fairfull preached his are
well sermon in the Baptist Church on
Sunday afternoon His writ k will he
n ken until his return try 1<'lr, 11 blast
Mr, 3. (1 OInika hnrse bad its
leg broken on Suimay.It was pastur
ing on the street, arid became fright
ened when an auto teased, and being
blind, it rail tato a he of old iron at
the blacksmith stop.
Mr. George 16 Deuetedt is installing
a gaeuline tank
Mrs. J. 3. lzoltertson of (ioderich
spent the week end with ber sisters`.
here
Mr, and Mrs, 13roadfootof'Srucefield.
rent Sunday at, the ltuule of Mr, Geo.
tiatrniton
elooneaviite
On Sunday evening last Rev. R. 3,
Melee nick preached his fiuewell ser
nem from Meek 13 411-42 A duet, by
the pastor antilis ,i ife retitled "What
Shah 1P -ring to 11.N tiavi„u:•,” added
•really to the intpeesi.iveness of the
service, (fir best tviebes as a coalmen
itv go with Mr. rind Mrs. NlcOoeruirk
to I he'1 • t
, new e field u1 t tlror in 131yt h
The Methodist S. 5 have arranged
to pin 'School Section Nu. 3 in a picnic
on tIlr. Fortes ere fiats, on Friday a,f
ternuou, June 30th
Rev, M.r. Sinclair lids arrived and it
is hoped that lois sojourn 'among us
may be happy as wril as beneficial in
every
lklr. -Snnth paid a flying' visit to
Woodstock un Wedeebdey
The Ilur•un road work is progressing
this week-,
A Srtatwberry Festival at Holmes -
vine under the auspices of the Hp -
worth League and Surid.ty School
On the lawn of iklia. Acheson, form
erJy Mr. llollands, on16rid ry July
7th. Clinton Dilly and Piper's Band
in attendance, Eeireshment booth
on the grounds. 'Admission
25e children 15.. Everybody wet-
tome, Should the weather be un,
favorable the social will be held in
the chureh.
Tnckersmith
IFrom the'Iiartney, Men., Star.
of June 29nd, we take the following
wedding notice of a former Tun:
ersmith ,boy; -•A, pretty home wed-
ding was solemnized yesterday,
June 21st artilo'clock et the resi-
dence of 'Mr. and Mrs. Richard
:grandson, Iwhen their youngest
daughter, Margaret 'Irene became
the wile ,of Dir. Chester Crich. The
ceremony was peefoamed by the.
Bev. J.W. Sheirinthe presence of
.only the immediate relatives 01
the contracting parties. The bride
attended by Mrs. G Brundson as
matron of honour, entered the per
for to the strains of the Mendcls-
soln wedding march played by
Mrs. 1), Eastman, and was given
away by her father under 'au arch
of lilacs, from which was hung a
wedding hell.. She wore a simple
gown 0r white crepe meteor over
Japanese slit., a bridal veil set off
by tiny clusters of seed pearls and
orange ,blossoms, land carried a
bouquet .of white bridal roses and
ferns. Her only ornament was, a
cliatmoud pendant wide 'borocdue
Pearls. the gist of the groom, The
matron of honor was gowned it:
georgette crepe. Mrs. Eastman
presided at the piano during lunch
eon. A beak of white lilacs- and
honey suckles completed the Dar -
tor decorations .while a large white
bell ove!rthe tabic with white
steamers and white flower's set
off the dining loom Mr. and Mrs
Crich left, amidst the nsual shower
of rice and confetti, by the east
bound train rgi short •honeyrnoon
trip niter which they will tette up
residence at their home at Macklin,
Sask. The bride's going away
gotan was a, battleship grey taffeta
silk over ver a blouse of chiffon
re-
lieved by touches
of' shell pink, and
picture bat to match. The groom's
gift to the bride and matron of
!toner ,were articles of silver deems
art ware. 'Many rbeautieul gifts
testify to the popularity of the
bale bo-hh-r a and ellewhrre.B r
father's gilt was a handsome pis no
London Road
Mr. John Mokoight, sr , was operas
ed on lade, week at Clinton and his
friends hope fora,epeedy recovery
News of the death of John Hunter
on Wednesday mat a gloom over this
section as be was well knotwn and re
spected by the people
Mr. (.iurdun Livermote has taken a
position int rn London
Ltn ou
League meeting on
sia
ndsy evening
g
next nsterd of Tuesday
Road work is rbc order of the day
Garden party rend picnic on Tuesday
next
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WILLIS CHURCH
Bev, Jas. Abney of Londesiboro
conducted loath services last
Sundayndrtdd
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a es d the ane a
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Patriotic Services of the Scheer in
the afternoon. The Minor roil
contained 59 Warnes oe boys at the
front or intrai•ning. The services
was avert' 1inetone, Rev. 118'..C,
Harper preached at the ,patriotic
gatherings InLontlesboro ' and
Burn's Church. Hallett, Next Sun
day the Sabbath School will meet
at 9.46 a,m. instead of the after-
noon. The same hour will be the,
rule during July and August,
W.SSLILY CHURCJi.
The Sunday School and Congre-
gational Picnic at?Sayeiela July 6th
Keegp that date Tor this import-
ant event.
Mr. Peter Cantelon addressed the
League on Monday evening,
The Pastor's subject lasc Sun-
day morning was What the Plow.-
er's Say" it being Plower Sunday
In the evening ;his subject was `rA
Great Lesson 'roma small subjeett
13:APTUSP r_,HU11CI3,
Pastor WI+ainfull preached last
Sunday morning and evening. The
Pastor did not preach a+farewell
sermon: lie preached bion
those Nell known words found in
Acts 16,30 ,'What ,must Ido to be
saved.” •
On Sundp,y next 'Mr. R, East-
man will commence his labors in
this field.
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Ilelgrave
Mrs. Robt. Orr, a eespe,cted citi-
zen of the village, died at the
residence of bei daughter, Mrs, J.
Scandrett on Sunday morning. She
was a resudent of Denfield fnr
many years; coming here a short
time ago. 'Mrs Orr was in her 88th
year. She was a devout Angli:ean
Surviving are two daughters and
one sen, The children are, Mrs, J.
Putland of Wingham; Mrs. John
Scandrett of Belgrave, and John
of London. A service `was bald in
the residence on Monday evening.
and the remains were taken by
train to London Township 'For ie-
terment in the !family plot, 8t,
John's Cemetery.,
Goderich 'township
Mre. Peter McDougall and son Mur
ray spent the week end with friends
at Sunshine.
Mrs, Allan Rolrieson and Mrs. Ogle
Russel o1 Glare/Ms, was visiting
friends in this neighborhood last
week, •
Mr. Ohrttees McGregor had the mis
fortune to lost a valuable mare a few
days ago
!kir, J. 0. Alexender has sold ,his
faro, on Oon., Oth to Air. Groves of
.Leoglrtnd for the sum of 169100. Air.
and Mrs
Alexander have been here
justw
t oyearsrtndlt,amadetthost of
friends who will be setry to lose eucb
a good neighbors, They' move this
week to hie farm in Latnliton doe
and the best wishes of their friends
go with them. Me. Groves' family ar
rived this week from .England. and
are getting settled in their new home,
1Hr. and Mrs Nelson Yeo and family
and Miss Beacom of (Toderiele Arid
Miss Yeti of Seattle, Wash., visited
their old friends on the Bayfield lihe
on Sunday,
We NUS glad to hear that Miss Carrie
AlcKenzte is improving and also Mrs.
McKenzie Sr_ who had the misfortune
to fall and ;'acture her thigh some
time raga
A strawberry festival under auspices
of Barbel Methodist church will he held
rhe evening of Tuesday, July 4th on
Mr. lien. Lindsay's Lawn. Tea will
be served from 5 to 8. Stewart's Or
chestra will furnish the musical pro
gram A number of Good Speakers
will also be .present, Should the
weather be inclement, tables wi,l be
set in the house. Amble acoommoda
tion for horses in the- church shed.
Admission 250.
lCrnssels
Brussels Red gross Society will hold
a celebration here on Dominion Day
when a program of kinds all of sports
will be he,d followed by agarden party
in heevening, •
Pies. Cleve Denbow and Harry
Wilde were mentioned in the casualty
list as being wounded in France this
week, while Richard Cunningham, of
Grey Township, was meted as being
kilted in action.
Rev. 1). Wren was called to Hansen
to attend the funeral of his aunt, M,s.
John Shepherd.
The proceed of the Red Cross ten,
held in the publiclibraryon Tuesday
afternoon reached 1116
Sergt. Obas. Pope of Brussels tend
Miss Mildred, daughter of Mr. and
tvlrs. Stewart of Stratford were united
in marriage at the horns of the bride
and spent several days here this
week.
Sabbath morning will see the annual
patriotic service in the Presbyterian
church
IClppen
Norman Jones and his bride after a
pleasant honeymoon trip to eastern
points have settled down on the home
stead on the Con. 3, of Stanley, All
friends unite in wishing a delightful
voyage o'er the matrimonial sea.
Lest Sunday the Bev. D. Johnston
of Votes preached good sermons in
behalf of the Women's Missionary
Society in the Presbyterian Church
Next Sunday the Rev. Jno. Rich'd
son, who is about to remove to Brig
den,willpreach i
h s farewell sermons
He ill be greatly missed here, where
be has worked most assiduously the
past six years.
The annual union picnic of the Pres
byterian and Methodist S. Schools
will be held in Jowett's grove Rayfield
on Thursday the 30th inst, The usual
good time is expected.
A little stranger arrived at the
home of Walter 1airbrain last week
He received such a warm welcome
that he has decided to remain with
them, 'All are delighted.
The numerous friends and neigh
hors of Air. and Mrs, W. 3. Junes
were very sorry to see them remove.
from our midst. Their loss will espec
Tally be felt in the Methodist church;
where Mr. Jones has been an official
for over twenty years and when his
father 'removed
a few
Yg.
eats a
o he
succeeded him as steward. Our lose
will be 13eneall'e gain.
Stanley
Mr. Adam Stewart and wife, Mr,
Malcolm McJl wereandwife, Mr. John
McFarlane, Mre. D. McEwen, Mr. D.
Aikenhead, Miss Margaret Aikenhead
and Mr, High Aikenhead and wife
attended rte funeral of their relative,
Mrs, McHarneY, in Tutnberry, on
Tneeday of this week
The Stanley Maple Leaf Patriotic
Society are making preparations for
the strawberry festival
4 to bei
cid on
Tuesday evening, July 4th, on the
grounds of Mr William Taylor, second
nom. of Stanley
IIu'Ile'tt
Council meets today
Many from bene will attend the L 0.
L. service in Clinton on Sunday after
1100L1 and will also be there on the 12th
Hullett was well represented at Sea
forth et the Centre Huron Liberal.
Convention, on Tuesday
ler, James Snell was in London and
Woodstock this week on -a visit
Schools
i isemimm imposeeelrete•semplim ommiestomme•eee•mm
'Hoge 11;00
Butter 26 to e3
Eggs 251
"Vats 55
Wheat 1.00
Cattle 10.75
Sheep 10.00
Lambs 16.00
Barley 60 to 65
Cheefse 171116
Hoge 11.00
Butter ;slab 22
Eggs 23 to 21
Wats .45 to 50
Wheat 90c_ to tic,
Peas 150.
' Shorts $27.
Bran $20.
Barley Luc to 55e.
Buckwheat 60 to 65
Hay for bailing 812 and $13.`,
DISTRICT NEWS
13artock 1 McElroy, eousin of the bride and
•Our correspondent wan, in error Miss irlore'nee Rogerson acted as
as to the date of the, school picnic
attendants, The bride was , bc-
as ,announced thelast two weeks
The big dy will be on Friday of
this ,week instead of Thursday and
theKiltie Band and Pipers will be
preeent, r
eonstance
Rev, Mr. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs.
S S Cole,Mr. and . 'tat Mee, D. Co e.
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of ,Ethel called on' their. sister, Mrs,
Thos. Pollard, on 'Tuesday even-
ing on their way home 'Iron at-
tending $he 'funeral df the late
W111 Cools, o16 Clinton:
comingly attired in white silk with
georgette crepe bodice with pearl
trimming. After partaking of the
dinner thehappy couple belt on
the evening train for their home
in Sarnia,.
The annual meeting of the Blyth
Rural Telephone Company was
held in industry Hall on Wednes-
day a t'
Yv th
i President Pt id nt
e Los:
ton :Hill in the chair. The financial
statement ,was read, which brought
Borth considerable discussion. cher
which it was passed. It was then
decided to raise the annual rate to
$12 Lieut. Chas eIa11or London spent dent was s
The h $25
Sunday with his ' pse vice. with
parents, for his year's service. The Mee -
tion of eomnnseioners resulted in
Messrs. ,Luxton Rill, John Brigham
and John Arthur being re-elected
for the coming yeyar.
The mgmbers of the local Red
Cross Circle are still doing their
bit towards making the life of the
a8 rtteenerd soldier at the front more pleasant
• ,Willinlm Rots, oil Stanley is. 're -
mg
this week shipped the .follow
building his barn haclitraised last rag goods teheadquarters at Lon
don -2 suits of pyjamas, 11.: Toric-
ish towels 80 trench towels, 31
sheets
,39 pairs of socks. 77 pillow
slips, and 9(i bandages.
A delelgation :from here consist-
ing of Mesees, 41.'31 Robinson, 4.E.
Taman and W.I.( McElroy, attend
ed the county meeting oe Orange-
men ,held at\ingham on Thursday
although ata meeting held some
Quite a number o'! young people
picnicked et Barfield on Saturday
Mrs. Thuell and eon James spent
stew days the guest of the latter's
sister Mrs. Henry Colcolough.
weak. Dan. Boss, of 13•rucefield is
doing the gravel work and bar,
Edge the cement work,
Miss- McClure of Mich., is the
guest of Mrs, Munro,
`Mrs. George Swan is visiting
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilson 01
Toronto t
Rev. Rel. Striven has gone to
resideat We,tr arc! where he has months ago at was decided to hold
bought aresicience. the celebration of the 12th of
;Miss Jessie McMillan of leg- here ,this July
mcndville is the guest of 1'liss year, was decided at
Margaret Ross. • this mesoing thceiewould beliefe
Miss Hazel Elcoat, a teacher in ,ter not to hold a ntpui celebration con-
Alma College, St. Thomas is ting.spend-tierlrtg tlia.t ClinNpn was celebrlt-
ing her vacation at her home.
Ur: Artnstrong of Tetra, formerly ,
of our village is visiting in the v i- Iilttevalo
cinity, ' The many old iriends are
glad to greet him. ,i
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A large congregation assembled , death of 1L.N. DufF of the 'ftrtn
to 'bid farewell to DeWit Cousins of Duff &Stewart, sawmillera and
in the Me}Jhodiij: Church on Sunder lumber dealers. J3luevale, tools
afternoon. when he preached his place on Wednesday morning June
farewell sermon. He took as his 14tji after a severe illness of manv
text Jer. 125, H thou beast run weeks, resulting ,from a. stroke of
with the footmen and they have paralysis- Although suffering
wearied thee, how canst thou con- from SU health for the past two
tend with horses?" It was listen years, it was not until this Staring
ed to with grave Attention. He that his condition became 'critical
also sang a solo "I am but axil- The funeral was held• on'ir`rirlay
grim.'' Mr. Cousins has taken afternoon from the family resi-
charge of the church for 9 months Bence, was largely attended -by
during which he has made many friends, relatives business and
warm friends intim country. die other associates of the -deceased
Will take up Bible ;Society work The beautiful service was conduce -
during the summer and expects to ed by Rev. Crawford Tate, pastor
enter Theological College in bion of Knox church, assisted by Rev.
treal in the 'Tali, D, D, Thomson of the Methodist
Patriotic sorVices Were held in Church. The hymns sung were
the Presbyterian Church on ' Sun- chosen for special associations, be
day during the morning service nig the 23rd Psalm "There is.a
Rev. :Rife Woods Preached a Petri- Fountain filled With ,'blood'• and
otic sermon. During the service a "When on my day of .life the night.
roll of honor was unveiled contain le failing: ° Pall'be 'rers "''Arer7e
ing the names of those -vvho have friends and neighbors of the tie-
gonetodobattle Iforlheir King
and Country frodn the lneighborh -•
hood. There was 18 names emelt,
ed some,oif them are in the trenches
and others preparing to go. Mrs
Jas. McQueen and Mrs. Rhoderick
McKenzie, two inokhees of soldier
boys
unveiled nv a the to ro 1 of
Y 1
8tonor
Which was beautifully framed and
placed on the wall. Special prayer
was made for our .King and
Country in the trying time.
The 8.8 picnic of the Presbyter-
ian church will be held on Wednes-
dia,y olf nexk week un July 5th to
Ba�^fieIU.
Blyth
Miss Nora McCaughey and Miss
Alberta Stothers left on Tuesday
'for Regina, Sask., where they have
secured positions on the teaching
staid •of the school theare,
Mrs. Barney Oidley of Anthony,
is visiting at the home of Mr, and
Mrs S H. Gidtey.
ceased A. Mcl6wan, George McDoi.t
all, I. B. Scott, Robt. Black, Jae,
McHardy and Robt. Musgrove
Members of the Canadian Order of
!Foresters from Bluevale and Wing
ham led tho funeral cortege to
the cemetery andi(tned the wink
on theway ay t � the graveside white
the body was borne to its last reel
ing place, where the appropriate
•burial service of the C.O.W. was
carried out by the members formed
in a circle around the grave. Robert
Nelson ,Dull was born 00 March 5
18t1, ,atRo'boro' in the Township
ofIiullett, Rt ton Co., not far from
Seaforth. 'Ile ,teas the younger son
son of Robt. J'. and Isabella Ger-.
rand Duff, who had not Iong prev-
iously settled in Canada. One of
the most vivnd recollections olivis
childhood was the journey North
in March 1856, when he was 5 yeax,tt.
of age, to the thick bush in the
township of Turnberr•y where clear
ing ;was maacle on the 8th Con„
which remained the family home
for
xma a
John n era,w •
,Mr. J h Graham off Y After working • c
! Stanley Y ox i
o to a was
a
1 Y ag
the guest of his sister; M. W J. faun work for a time he secured
Sims over Sundays •employment In a saavmill which was
blr, D C. Murchison of Barrie was.
run by John 0emmil'l on•the 6th
in town inspecting with the local Con •, and from that time sarvmfll
agent, Mr, R.B. 'McGowan, the became his occupation.. In i8'i3
Blyth Estate here and in Ash+lieid he married his now bereaveu wife,,
Township, Miss Anne Jane Elliott, Watvariosh
A pretty wedding was solemniz daughter of Jas Elliott, Co. of
ed at thehome • otfMi. T Rogerson f'ermanalgh, ,:eland and after liv
of Morris •Township, on Wednesday ing fora Lima at Monitton and Car
when hie second daughilter, Amy l e munnoelr,. saw mitt centres, in
came thebride ofine. Buchanan Perth hCo„ eameto • Bluevale in
of Sarnia. The ceremony was per- his deathe Aftertworkin o bra uthe
'formed iby Rev. Geo Jewitt. Pte, g
employ of Bailey R Thanes who
owned
tical
1 6aRV '
mill at the G.T.
It stat'o
NAB KIDNEY TROUBLE , i n inthosehe e formed
n L Reading
tvlth the late C. J,
Reapding to take over the owner-
It.
business, which was ear
For SEVERAL MONTHS by t Gra firm for a number of
years. In 13x9 he became associat-
ed with Thos, Stewart. Blueva.re.un
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS der the firm name of Dulf & Stew
art. They bought the Leech 'saw
CURED HIM. mild on the river bank and for 21 S %5 i
years a' suceetsssul sawmilling and • m
general lumber business has been •
carried on, to which, from timeto • •
Mr. red. Stevens, Raymond, Atka., timehas'been added coal; cement'•
Mase this week•
!mites: 'I am writing to bear my testi- and other lines. 1044 two oceasious • . Wrappers specially printed from your own •
many of your wonderful medicine, I the' exuwmill was burneid to the •e CO we Can supply them at the follOwln •
Tnckersmith Lad suifered for several months with ground ,but was both times re- • pyr 1?p y g •
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John Oameran, tookplace at home at doctors care for two months, when I and water laoaver was aoug, f from • •
her son,`Jomes Cameron, in Tucker read your advertiseateat. I at once
the late Jas, Jainee Leech and • •
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srnith, near Seaforth, Tuesday morn purchased four boxes of Aoan's Kidney operated by the firm until last • 500 $2,00 •
ing at the age of 00 years; She was a
Pills, and when I had used two boxes of year when it was sold to Charles �: 1 3.25•
naive of Inverueas, Scuttrtnd, and im them I was cured. l ha:vemecotnmended Gamiest 0f tri., own family he •
migrated to the district when it was a 1k is treatment to several of my friends."
was the last' eu.rviver. lois y • t0 Q M 2.�5 per M •
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wilderness, being among the firsts set \ the ;lame W,G. Duff, of Crystal City • 5 1i -.50 per M •
tiers on the Mfll Road district. Five When you'ask, for Doan's leicltiey. Pills Man having predeceased him in •, i•
eons and tour daughters survive. - . • sec that you get "Dorm s,". The wrapper December 101:1. Of his children, •O M.. 2.25 pet M •
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Goderreh will'celebate lDominoxa ` Leaf" appears on. every box• infancy but three sone' and four ® " "„” "' "' •.
Da i daughters are left t!p'^mourn the •o
Day, �' Lnaa's'I,�idney Pills in 60 cents per loss of a good t tthex W. J, Duff. • •
A tel was received by .S. , bo x :b 3 boxes for dl "5' et• all dealers or St. Thorns f' 8
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IIewas ,shot in the shoulder and is J911cnorderingdirectspecify `Doan's'' at home, Mr. Dut! also leaves 3 •
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Do you bowl,' play tennis, lacrosse. or any of the
numerous sports that demand a light elastic shoe ?
If you do, it will pay you to see our range of
New Felt Foot Goods
We ha ✓e all the newest lines in Men's,
Women's and Children's Shoes in both
high and low cut.
Our Prices the
Lowest Possible
SEE THEM IN OUR NORTH WiNDOW
Small Profits
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beth Duf16, Welland and Dorothy
Aitken, Beeton Deceased was a
faithful member of Knox Church.
Be took a great interest in the
building of the new church some
years ago, served for many near.
ore the Board o2 Managers, and for
along period was Superintendent
of the Sunday School. In politics
he was .an ardent Reformer and
held the office. of President or the
East H y o f
n Reform a Otm Association for
the, years 19116-.7. He was one of
the ,early members of the C.O.
-Mining Court Douglas in 1779 incl
also a member of Cambs Caledonia,
Sona of Scotland, Wingharn, One
of the chief interests of his life was
literature and lore of Scotland, the
land of his ancestors, R.N Du'f
was an upright man, who held the
respect and confidence and hie
business assoclation throughout
his life. 'Be was a man of public
spirit, who never . grudged time
and labor in trying 4o advance the,
Public welfare. while his consider
tion for those in misfortune and
distress was known in many' homes
His mane will long be evergreen
and may well ba pointed to as
worthy ,of emultaltion, Mrs. Dula,
and the sons and daughterst have
large shares in the sympathy of a
vt id a circlet of friends who esteem
ed the.many admirable qualities
head and heart possessed by Mr.
Duff,
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Ford Runabout Car $480
Take a tittle comfort as yon go -especially
if you crus cuinhine it with profit The
man who owns ra Ford has provided.a
healthiest enjoyment for the entire family
and equipped hiurself with an economical
servant as vale
The Ford Tearing Oar is 3530, Couplet $530, the
Sedan SSOJ, the Town Oar nee All pieces are fedi
?;ord, Ontario, All care completely equipped, in
eluding electric headlights. Equipment does not
include speedometer.
Oars now on exhibition at the Garage on Huron
Street, next tellOommereial Hotel•
Bent. Langford
Phone No. 183 AGENT Clinton
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We make these only from
rennlnc Vegetable Parchment
We carry. in stock a line printed with the words
Choice Dairy Butter
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• 1000 Sheets 2,25
• 500 Sheets 150
• 25o Sheets
• IOo. Sheets .35
o pttai in England,