The Clinton News-Record, 1899-11-09, Page 8'VARIETY
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Mee P. B. Crewe icetaiting her mate TM** 411.1,ddiedMit's Carat**,
hoe in Godertelt.
be of Lb itteumbent
DISTBI T end leif and 40 on. Thee wittle yeo
, TSAI:1_311MS' IttssTItet. draw r3t13' leaf ca the bcssrd fret the
paella to draw the corresponding parte The
Mrs. R, Reid went to kleaforth 'rues. The new Preebyterlaneburch,Vartwe ,„
doy, to via friends there. wgi be opened for divine service on 1171.14414/ 014rirtt:04 Stjainess , The teachers of Verne, Diatriet, Met ct their' leavee eu their 00000 tbna 1 -
in Varna Publie Schoot Slitufda ceetre vein. eirte veltio, outline, Onto.
W, .and Elliett titeiffel aUnd1W, ISTcwstab1R grotrirecitutz mrilm airou000. i
dersou of Herman will preach at 11a, 13 13' k'''' t DOR a zr Ta the 4th hate as Set' aunoilisoemen 113 nur 'Wins, ehading. See that eachfi
Mrs. MAI Bell le Itervillfr .111e017, 17g pl, and Rev. ,7„ w, Andrews of (sermon and rende the eervice ti a , Or readInfe and confirm ut the minute* el tear 0* corner of the leaf end
Are 41 Applicithie toour Crepe Pa, Mre. Bobineon of Kirkfield lute arrived ing 'an sateen', =neat will be given. re o i church work end elms.
• a li II ad I did the idea bf how to etert th y ge
MOOS a {peat deal to t elm wbo have Rev, 0, ft, and Mrs. nngth spent non. Anent In tbe church ti s i thing taken us ite left, eight, up, down, No exehleatiell Or drawing le neceee.
were in Cliuton yesterday. xn„Itev. E. g. Sowers a Bructdield et partied by hie wl ENcil it 11° Ate. J. Harlot. in ?it Afte &tell draws his owa leaf. Theo have
draw thdretnaining pert, Then b k
her niauy triende wil be pleased to 44A ati p, n3. On the following ph:teeing end acceptable manner. The of the srevioue meeting he prograin
Mond& *Yeah) the grand tea meet- yours/ gentlemen hes had considerable. et the liras taken op. the etern etc. W en once the "a t
re for Making larnp ehadee, CUB to epewl poem thrie witla her fatheel Tea will be eereed. in the Temperance epee dia teaching Geo reNh t
oe himself as beinitexceedingly p eats, get Mon themse
to co moue at 7 lab.
c.
e Season .
bran from rn 8 o'clock. Entertain- ed With 43113 Howie leg Per.- rcr choses, position shgni ittge3ourns; •to bringgelna leavglsc:r taer next
AMERY- Waanever %eater wad tbat Ntr, Robert Coats.
nrevioes Y been ecquainted with our day and Mond% In Go•derichs the
frouti et e awl then hold, eeies, ay/ I. they know how to start and can sossolls000"
o'clock. Addreeties will e delivered
stoog We pave never before had _ gnesio of prren aere, aleson-, . by severs,iretierendgentlemen. - heundartea, bualea,,rivero, prodnote, _,,get alonf thetuisel:oeose. your rupoo
rdyereeirertifeeeteowlohnseli mesaravas.and A ,E.Nattel otooderieto tewrillenbecsbeorivre, mintrithile alSveliateiset.bsEbraeewbol'i ' 10=ggiemees,,N--Anses dleenadta* ably1 owfirib loletteoroieelsdaohneets. unetivtuilinecent; dueett:vie ngexothans. sist-e444.0..44.0444,4.0ersiessiesseaersesee-e,....fiers.0' •
many deigne in all wrote). They ore on ornament more gave Tua NEIWR-RIseeell a nail' The7 will ire clioice selections. geography in the order of farm, school be maple, as rove, ete„
Fi
township, wed, side, were in Clinton Egmondville, Miss . Mat, Verna, How 25 Mantles
of time should thou follow end (law,. drawing' foe two or more wee s. When
Made upon & live or eix point wire
tione. Tble le to ne fellowed by local /ou select a leer tbat is different from
trataelwhteb we can aupply for 40 on replay and as a matter of course, Mow Vitillianife. elocutionist, of Zurich,
flainty,a,nd refined foe any nosue than are ameng the first aubricribere of Rev vna solaces are still going. on in
At Bargain Prices
at an equal Tins Peoplea Paper, naming had their tbe Methodist Church with good. sue.. a° 144u stand in regarti t° saenscittt)onosiitu°17:11shalgPe'neesrititinktYllovArestivglirosf IttlOIl 011 how to birt wdsrsaiwtimnitrerl 0.444.414.
perhope can be obtained our subscri tion to Tule NEWO- the world is galoed. Then saboala fol, ()weever lee7 are not copying gores "
n es en oiled before it added Tem eess
ellrenee. A shade in color is harnsoni ,nn
b h Th t'
Meat. few if any articles at a, smell its stain:wit hien to•day.
REC(311•13 and the eu• a 11 a We are sorry to hear that Xr.Frank
NESS and Meta gomreet foul content,. geed Years eig3 ell e7 ere Keys. le seriously 111 au ope or IX
Ewan P out label will tell
you and N in arrears. we should
be pleased to receive the ambunt,
k it will be smell vvitich is all tbe -
more reason why its sbould be ,,
paid ; and then, we might as
• well mention it, improvements
on toot to. further populOrize
Tnie Nuws RgOOOD require
funds. If thns dear reader, con -
corns you1 wools you let us beer ,
from yon t away. The '
•• sooner you respond the better
we ehalt be pleamd,
low direction, locetion, and the contin- audl • el'ercreheeolnes a pleasure not '
A t b
Mowing, Senior, classes,was the next Atter leaves Objects might be taken ' e anee
• wl h the remit gives itria BRIGH d•
d h f cats, including &nap drawing, • it toil,
inany - CRS Mtn Supply, a.sheir IsTua/Eray is NOW' faint y came to e b Quarterly riervIce.-T e regolar Quer- sulijeels introduced by 1Viamtles tb.ls seaspli's style
wiiiiatm up in the following order :-in ever
-speedy recovery.
'1 f ni th isle of
and ashionab e
The program was then prepared, as in 44 Bonner meaner ea the leaf. Where
yetis have the jet in front of
uernsay and, a few years ago ut terly service was beldinthe Methoduit Bawd of S. S. No.10,Stanley, or Bruce- pupi e
field school, whisker paper Is eubjoined, and help vvith first. and second ob ect
•• equal to fill respectoto any other feat. Oa lw been as the are
ave a eye * 7 church last Suudity awl there wee a 3
orothey possess, they have A newness to av British to the core.
good representation from the three
appointments. In. the ev.etung
c/aurch was packeel to the door while
the Rev, Mr: Andrews deltvered
Very able address.
The Teachers' Convention WS a.
grand success and many topless were
fully discussed and. a good program ar.,
ranged for next meeting, January
20 th.
ond effect in a room peculiar to them- follows aud the Association adiourned ohjeots tan not be easily taken to
. eelves best known to those who have
the most of thero. .A.bove our VAL- ,
vas you cannot tie -below ner Prices • Additional Localin
We not wise to go, We have PO mon-
opoly 6
. , . *poly is in the big assortment of de- Concession, Goderich toweship, is. we
Mr. Charles Edmonds of the 15th
et ell in Crepe Paper, Our mon-
signs and colors and the se reasonable believe, .going to wilt forming for it
pricesat which we sell. • time and so teaming. °battle is a
boid working and industrious fellow.
Often as adsePeef, .4iuseys rho Best. Mr, Donnie Reynolds of Hullett
township has bwrishr from the Flynn
a . a Bros,. the. fifty acres lying east of his
The if 11 Fair Co farna The price paid was $2,000 vslaich
o
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ovnsprom is considered a reasonable • price for
quoit it goad place.
A, general agent of the Massey.
. Harris Company has made Clinton his
Aloes Parker's Dye Works.
headquarters, This is owing to its
. . • central position which:makes the Hub
the rendezvous for agents.
New Advertisements. .
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Tea-meeting.,dnestoterian Church, Vania.„5 • ,
Mere NeW•staokets-Newcortinest,•.., o • .. . 4. Belgraye,
A Neglected -cough -ea. Jackson-- .... . . ..5
Our Shoe Department--Jaokson Bros 4 Mr. O. McClelland made a sale of bre
'Variety and'Value”-W. D. Fair 8 surplus stockers to D. Scott and Sons
Clothing 'Values -Jackson Rros 8 last week.
Good Weering Shoes -R. .T. Glaff 1 Bev. Mr.Malcotia of Teessvister preach.
afance Opportunity -Reagens Bros " ed in-Knex church last sabbath
Unequalled Bargains -Miss Ross, , ....... E. Sackrider and Kiss Bells. Black of
. • this place were married on Nov. Istat
the parsonage in Wingham and
left on Friday for theienew home at
North BEin where Mt. Sackrider gets a
position un the C. P. R. ' • '
Many horses will go 'barefoot now
owing to the recent rise in the price, of
- shoein by the blacksmiths' combine.
AbOnt 0 9 o
WHERE THEY ARE . People
AND WHA, 0
THEY ARE:DONG t A 7 17
• Car3 t is be the result of Laurier'S
"Growi» Time." "
vost.,s**.seps° -t'w e ittiow The new Presbyterian church is
nearing completion and will be opened
Miss D. D. Neil is visiting friends in Nov. 19th, l• followed by a grand tea -
Auburn. • , , meeting on Monday evening.
Miss Ida Harlem:1'a Goderich, is e rangemen had a box social in
visit.. • Th 0
ang in town. • , . ite-h,e Fores,ters' hall on Motiday even,
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Miller were in Bay- kiss Millie Agnew visited friends in
field on Sunday. . Clinton last•week. ,
Miss Dunsmor,e of Seaforth lathe guest ' • (Intended for last issue.) •
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of Mrs. a Andrews. • . Apples are going forward at present
Miss Reid is spending a few days with very fast. Messrs. Petep and John
Seaforth friends. • Budge arrived on Wednesday from
Mr. and Mrs. George S -warts are visit- Burlington and intend spending the
ing their son in Wingham. winter here.
; The ladieS of Hnolt church Intend
Miss Oliver of Goderich was the guest
• of Miss Hattie Leslie thie week. givirig a• fowl supper on Monday even -
a Nov, 20th, in connection with the
Miss Vance of Blyth was the guest a ' Tel,' clivoh.gper,ing.
Mise Birdie Hey wand last week.- D. Meikleiolan arrived borne from
Mrs. Tuffts of Belgrave was the guest Manitoba Monday. e
of Mrs.' D. B. Kennedy this week. nearly twoonmonth R was 4WaY
Miss Minnie Heyward returned. Mon- Mrs.. Sackrider has -moved and will
day from a visit to Brussels friencl live with her daughter, Mrs. W. E.
Scott of Bast Wawanosh.
Mrs. Dr. Taylor of- Goderich was the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Kerr,' this Garner Nicholson has gone on a
hunting trip to Trout Creek:
week. • • ' ' .
Mrs, Patterson of Detroit is visiting - • ' •
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Me- ' ' • Hayfield Line.
Donald. • - • — .
Mr. Lester Whitely has returned to. The Promotion Examinations' of B.
Toronto to resume his studies at the. S. No. 10, Goderich township, held on
University. • . October 261h and 27111 resulted • as fol.
Miss Alice Duff returned Saturday. lows :- ,
from her home in Bluevale to attend Promoted from Sr, Pt. lst tale, an:
the Collegiate • 2nd -Charlie Switzer, George Hanley.
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Mrs. McKenizie of Rattenhury street' Cora Rathwell.
west bas retorned from a visit among ' J Pt. 2nd to Sr: Pt. 2nd -Gabriel
Seaferth friends. - ' ' EllrOtt, Frank Perdue Ross Tich-
bourne. ' , _
Mrs. Sutherland, and Miss Sutherland Sr., Pt. • 2nd to Jr. 2nd -Robert
of Hensall were .guests at Mrs. Thompson, Warwick Cole, Agnes Mid-
Murray's last week. dIeton, Polly Ellwood,
Mei EL B. Ker and Mrs. Peter Ker .311.2nd to Sr. 2nd -Minnie Colchiugb,
visited friends on the Goshen Line,: Willie Stewart, Fred Sterling, Willie
Stanley, this week ' • Wise Willie Parson, Ernest Thornp.
'- • • - son Prank Ellwood Allis Williamson,
Mr. Sohn McMurray is expected home , le*
Mamie Hanley, pert Wise, Roy
from Manitoba in a few dap, to spend - '
the winter months. - Iltarni d
---,, • Mr. Walter Manning was. called to or. r to Sr .• 3rd -Bert Middleton,
. 1,... Almonte last Friday Bertie Colcloughs Ruby Hathwell, Oln
by the serious ver Welsh, George Ellwood, Homer
"- \ illness of his Mother. • Johnston • ' •
Mrs. SchusSelt of Stratford ma the Sr. 8rd to Sr. 4t13,-Floesie . CronVin
guest of her son-in-law, Mr. W. C. Flossie Perdue, Nellie Middleton, Joe
Myers, over Sunday. Ellwood, Kate Williamson.
The above are all given in order .of
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Miss Lyons • of Dundee arrived last
week to spend the winter with her merit. The following are not given in
sister, Mrs. H. Foster. order of merit :-
Mrs. George Levis and Lammas spent jr. 4th to Sr. 4th-Lizzle Burnett,
: Sunday in Stratford and visited Effie RathwelleAnnie Rathwell, Emma
laltchell friends en route. Switzee, Etta • Thompson, Fred Mid-
dleton, •
Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell of Bay-
. field were guests of Mrs. Campbell,
Ontario street, this week. McKillop.
Mr. .Arthur Cantelon is having kw
provements made on his house now
occupied by Mr. P. B. Crews,
„ Miss Kate McNatighton,who has been
visiting in Goderich and in Goderich
Tp.auturned borne last Saturday.
Rev. Rural Dean Hodgiris and Mrs.
Bodging of Seaforth were guests at
the Rectoey Thursday and Friday
' Apple packing is over and done for
Mrs. 8iblily returned on Saturday from this season. The buyers took about
Minneapolis where she had been half the winter fruit and left the res,
spending a couple •of months with °minder as culls,
her daughter, Mrs. Weed. Mr. John Govenlock has 'bought
twenty•five acres of land near Win-
throp and intends te begin making tile
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The -widow of till late Donald
next summer.
Me -
Gregor has, sold her farm to her
brotiter•indaw, the price agreed upon
being *5,000. The farm contains one
hundred, acres and is situated on the
Oth concession.
• Colborne Township.
Miss Read Droger of London is Vis-
ithig Meads in this eection.
Mr. A. Forbes has resigned his posi-
tion as teacher of S. 8, No, 9, McKin
lop.
The infent child of Mr. Edward Dra-
ger died and wag buried one day last
week. The parents have our sympa-
thy in their sorrow.
Mrs. Hilton arrived in town on Friday
last. Mr. and Mre. Haab will take
up their residence' on Albert street
north in Mrs.-Riter's house. I
Miss Marguerite McGertan of Poplar
Hill arrived last 'week to spend the
, Winter with her sister, Mrs, J. P.
Doherty, and will attend the Collegi-
ate.
Mr, W. L. tless of Stratford is now in
charge of Mr. Rumball's jewelry
store in place of Mr. Harry kiewitt
who left Saturday to take a situ-
ation St. Thomas4 •
Mrs. Roderick McLeod left yesterday
for Georgia, Florida, having received
word that her husband, who went
there a few monthe ego in search of
health, lied taken a turn for „the
WOrae.
Mr, A. Cantelon of Hensel' was in
town. Monday and Tuesday. He has
* been busily engaged in the apple
. industry for several weeke..bot will
now tura his energies to produce
again.
Atr, . and Mts. D. Cook, jr., and Mrs.
Cook, er.,elrove to Dungannon yes.
terde,y to attetid the tenetsl of the
laterHenry Kerr, a Wese WaWari-
Oiih plotted, who had reached the ad•
vanced age of eighty-nine years. Me
had been a resident of that pert for
about half a tentury.
Mr. Nelson Bell of Cheboygan, Mich.,
has been the guest of his uncle, Mr.
Thos. Bell of the Queen's 'hotel, this
_Week. Mr. Bell has had Klondike
'experience but for the Oast year or
so has been engaged in the drug
baelness at Cheboygan to witch.
place he retinal's' this week.
Mr. Wood, wila has been the eon
ploy of T. Jackson Eir. for the peat
she or teVerk moe.left on WerIlleedil7
to take it poilition in Chapniaree Lon-
don. Mt, Wood has found horde of
friends' stnee eorning to Olintott
and he will be made welcome to the
Huh When he can arrange to tattier).
Nit. John Maguire tine been offered
nruirmeepted a poeition in What le
known as "W" office in the G. T. R.
offieed at Lowden. Thiele promotion
and over the hessis of his ermines in
the derelee and is it recognition of
Mr. Maguire' s ability. It bringshite
• in elooe flUebeitaiOn tO a despatcher.
thin. theito4 of railway man's am*
hilton,Mie Maple° has been in the
Company* ertiploy here for over
four yeers and ispopularalike /With
the 'attune and the traltellintpuh.
Mr. Charles Treble has put a new
floor ht his house. • We think °hello
intends taking to himself a fair young
lady for a life partner.
Mr. Thos. Johtle Was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Anita on Sab-
bath • evening, Thomas looks well
after hie trip to 1llanitobe and we
think he memo business in tbie
near future.
'' Messrs. Wm. Sowerby and Wm.
Kerr wet•e visiting friends in Colborne
oo Sabbath blot.
Mr. Blotch Gilder Wears a einiling
face the petit week as it is a young
Son. •
A•pleasant evening Was /moot at the
home of Mr. Jae, Trash On Tuesday last
as their eon Frederick returned from
the North-West.
About two' 'tidied of snow fell in this
neighborhood on Friday night last.
Some of the farmers had it grim face
as they hadn't all their roots up.
Mr. Harry Mew has moved to his
new home on the 4th concession where
he has purchased it. 25 -acre farm. W,e
wish Mr, Mew good Tuck and prosper-
ity as bets an industrious, hard•work.
ing young man; easily teat theee statements.
Mr. Seth Fisher purchased a fine
Boys' Knee Pants, 500,, 60o and 750—
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• Port Albert, School Report, Igo. 14 Hay,
Thos, Richardson,Sr., is .at Present
taking a trip through Muskoka. Being
an old time sport, no doubt he will
return with some big game.
Mr, —Irwin, Ripley, spent Sunday
with his uncle, James Scott, ,of this
.neighborhood,
Mrs. McNally, Dringantion, Sunday -
ed with her parents, Mr. and. Mre. T.
The following is the school report of
S.S. No. -.14. Hay, for the mouth of
October, based on etteenance,demean•
or and general proficiency; •
• Sr. etla,-Islorence Petty,
materia
eaeline-j. S. Delgety ; Vete° in Gram- 001eete when they can be easily ob- prices a good deal les
pupils to draw them a,tat
Analysis, 6th claor-G-. Howard; Been- home, If leave0 are started after sure- 4.
tO Ineetngidu Sannnry 20t , 803°01 get the
ties in Gritannar-S, E. Hartwell, tees at right angles.,Sketch the curves
working till outline is eatia, tb.eir value.
log, Part Magilire ; Chloe Dis. ' Pier holidays you will be at the other
11.
Tha4n
Mar -Geo. Baird • Practiced Problems tained•
astifor.11WoWs43:-alrd's gaPeP on °awing. is fbe7cloinreys: Erase unneceesary linee e Reason Olt all
We can sum it up itt a few words,
in 4th class -G. Fir: klohnan /Meal. (a)Sphere--draw two equal, diem -
Drawing. - Senior classes, - The show shade, shadow cast by it. Ob!
teaching of chewing in Public • jects-basebail, football, croquet hall,
Schools trot subject that in meet (sberry, etc. (h) Prolate spheroid -
cases has been sadly neglected. vertical diameter longest. Objects -
As soon as a child is able to hold a lead plum; lemon, watermeloe, etc, te) ()b-
eano.), he is given a drawing book and late spheroid - horizontal diameter
requested to (haw representations that longest. Objects -onions, tomato, gas
are them set before bim without ex. globe, etc. (d) ovoid-revembling an
they aro manufacturera' sample gar-
ments, We got them at a. liberal dist
count ofe regular prices and are going
to turn them over to you the same way. h are perfect
n this season,
uy now„ eVen
a thought of putting off want e buy.), g until next
There axe no two alike,a,ful about 25 n3., the lot Here
ip ton of the goods, and the prices we a e • going to
goods, some of the choicest styles we have s o
and the rices are low eneugh totempt ou.to
Jr. nth -Ella Phillips. pieuenon. or exemple. With the aid egg.-Obiects-egg, pear, incandescent
403.- Violet McArthur, Martha, a rulers, innumerable paper markers, ligbt, (e) Groups of the foregoinge.as TO11 ba
• strings, inkbottles, tissue Paint, eoln- pears, etc. Notice: the following palate
Jackson, 3no. Petty.
Sr. 3rd, -Oracle McArthur, Beatty passes, rubbers, et9., he manages to fill -I, emir objects usually found toga- season.
. Petty. •s_ • - s..
Mrs. Robt. Ditenin,Weet Wawanosh, - jr. Ord. -JAMS Pett.' °liver Fee,
Scott,
and
dnut aref.esTwattuyrsawwirtohrdh.er parents, Me, Agnes Thomson.
.2nta Mulholland, Percy Clark,
Mrs. James Nevin, 2nd cam West Enaily Fee. . • ., ' •
Witwanosh, , returned borne after . Pt. 2114 .Sr. -Gracie Andersen, Jen -
spending a week iu this village. ' nie Jacksen, Geo, Petty.
Jos. Wilson movee bis stables lest Pt. 2nd Jr.-Elize, Mulholland.
week, which iraprove8 his property Pt. lst.-Sara 'Petty and Laura Fee
considerably. . • (even); Eliza. Thomson, Nellie Mc.
Mrs. Win. Richardson is at present Arthur. • • •
improving her residence in tuttuy ways. Pt, ist Jr.-Olarerice McConnell,
Sohn Feitzley, our. noted bunter, is Victoria, Deters. •
gettiog a considerable. quantity of A 1 A,verage attendance 22. .
fur this fall. John being a crack shot, Fromotion.-jr. to Sr. 3rd. -Agnes
they ought to have him in 8, Africa Thomson, Elsie Petty, Singes Petty,
as it sharpshooter, who would no doubt Oliver Fee. .
make the Boer furfly. . Se. 2nd to Sr. 2nd.-Ette. Mulhol-
inGheeciaitThhaugraloiwe.ie somewhat Improve& land, Percy Clark, Benny 'Pee, Jessie
McArthur. -T. H. Brownlee, Teacher.
Threshing finished on Saturday at •
James Crawford's for this season in
this neighborhood.
Randal Gorden parted with big pony
which has been in his .possession for
nearly thirty years, having shot it last
'week.
Mrs, Jacob McGee is visiting in Sea -
forth and vicinity at preseat.
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Mr. Roberton; who has been on • the
sick Hit for some time, and daughter,
Brawn's Sale Register.
Oa Saturday, Nov. llth, at 12,30 p.
in., at the Commercial, Hotel,Seaforth,
80 steers, years old, stockers and
feeders.—Robert A. Boulton, Proprie-
tor ; Thos. Brown, Auctioneer.
On Thursday, Nov. 23rel,%, at 1. p. m;
sharp, un Lot 11, con. 8, yfullett, clear-
ing Sale of-thorcibred ard high .gra,de
cattle, general farm stock and mete.
ments,--Albert McGregor, Proprietor ;
Miss Bella Robertson, are Veiling Thos. Brown, Auctioneer. . •
friends near Londesbore. . • •
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Quite a number . of our pee* drove Rage Knell was killed at' Doerr &
to Clinton last Monday. evening to the Company's biscuit factory, Berlin,
Guy Brothers' .entertainment. Ont., by the elevator falling.
Miss'Aneis of Tuckersmith Was the •
guest of Mrs.'Hugill on .Sundaa, last,
Misses Emma and Effie Carter spent , • •
Win. Dale Dale this seasori•won 8120
in prizes at the several shows and Most
of it for horses.
Mraiddo Crich of Tuckersmith spent
ah:roeuple of days last week at her home •A Moderate quantitynt Sample Hats
Two of our teems axe changing:ten- bought at Half Price and in some cases
ants this week. Mr. Henry Little less enables Us to present te the Ladies
moved his effects to Forest aoroo onof Clinton sod vicinity an opportunity
the farm lm recerttly surchesed from for price advanta_ge seleorn to he had.
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Unequalled Bargains
Sundey'vvith frierid
iN Ladies' Hats.
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his brother-in‘lavv, an Mr. Cooper -Attractive ,Prices for
moVing to the farm recently occupied • an Attractive Het.
•13/ Mr. Little. We are sorry to lose tintriumuea rime
and Mrs. Little for they were very from $1.25 to $I,75 $.
u
are offered for . u
kind and obliging ;relish bore and always
a t"
*ber without aun or interest. Hir. Varietr in shape of objects, sell tb.eni
up the copy. books, number after num- titer ; 2. eve them up roportion ; a, eser
al and last disgusted and weary he ved face below eye, object -half aPPle, Those who are wise will.come. y.
at. They'll be on sale Saturday, Nov 'ober nth.
res are oul caricatures of tb origin. 2 i 13
uem sp ere- (a) Resting on our.
tlarows down his pencil exclaiming"Its bowl, etc. (b) Resting on flat face, be -
no use; I will never make it drawer.' low the eye, oblect-helf apple, oil can, •
Is it any wonder the drewer •becomes. cutter bell. (c) Move the eye, curved
tired, and downcast ?No rnore'than the face down and. up, object -lamp shade,
man pounding the end of a log with a *gas shade, .
mall, throws down his sledge and 8. Cylinders -(a) on end bellow the regular$11,
Fawn beaver, don131c
124,11, price
Carl
pearl buttons, Ave rows stitching
breasted, 6
t a 6
strikes for more selectea. labor. eye, object -tea, pot cans of all kiwis •
around edge,Isilk lined, open front, 6.90
All persons, children not excepted, (b) on end, top obove. bottom below, Black beaver,
be such as shall inculcate a taste for p.arallel to picture plane, left, centre, immak Ilia b ad, double breasted,.
bleak ivory.biattoas, turn dowa 04
have a tendency to practise such things objects -tall posts, beoken trees, etc.(c).
The time is happily past when puoils • te) on curved surface,' receding to left. .1.
1 _ .a_bra i_dlietr: mte ra6 erda,nbelavehkastitloknigi,nre:dg.,.. e . ,s, &
as they like best. It then a child is te on end above the eye, objects -tanks
were punished for ' dram -log during etc,, objects -similar to d. -(f) addi. regular 88, sale price 0 I 0
atm $4.66, sale Prl . • ! • . i • • • • ''":'',
closedt reit t .06.. .. . . sa /sib ,
be,taught tO:draW the first lessons must on railroad, etc. (d) on curved surface
drawing. ' right, objects- .rollers; rolling pins,ete,
school hours, and it is speedily coming tional cylinders, objects - barrels, Black beaver, good quality, fly front,'
drawing instead of standing in it Cor- 4, cones-(ai on base, fillers, (b) on rbergagialartgginia0s,as'alresspsrYicesn.k:.1!nSd..' 111•60"
when smart pupils are kept busy by pumps, cisterns, etc. '
tier because they ,hart nothing to do point, cornicopia candy bags. lc) on
and consequently were spending their side, fillers, ole. '((1) Trustum of cones, Blaok freize, double breasted, closed
tinae in conversation. * object -pans, pails, tubs, etc. throat, braid trimmed. devra front •
Drawing is a pleasure as well as an 5. . Oubes(a) perspective view of and around bottom, silklired, reg- K.tyK
essential of ahnost all daily life. How cube in all positrons. (b) quads, sim- ular $G, rade Price .. • . • .. • !v.' . •
often might persone delight tbernselves ilar to (0) objects -boxes, books, bask -
sketch what he sees beautiful in nature. books, oil barrel, gallon,' filler, bread in .Prl 0 0
31d!,9cwknfritieoz:n, cdoogirle, 6bir,euatetotencli4t:nuari; . .'
with their pencils and give the tired ets, trunks, cars, etc. • •
brain a rest.,,What a pleasure it would 6. Groups - Notice points as in
or in how many other hundred ways loaf, in slices and knife silk lined, regular Si 50 Bale
, afford the traveller were he able to spheres 2, objects -boxes, ink bottles,
ent systent•of drawing there are many pre to have knovvIedge of same. Black frieze, doable breaded, open ,
throat, "britid trimmed; .• regular '
' 4.75
crowdedaiith work and it many sees 8. Landscape drawing-beidges,fen. ' -
Black niggerhead,olosed throat braid
trin3med, double breasted, regular ,
might it not be brought to use. 7. Sundry ohjects-tables, chairs,
In ungraded schools .the teacher is flowers, sofa, animals, birds, men. .
must leave • the pupils to their own ,ces, houses, barns. trees, etc. Navy glillieeanvreir°,eolosed -throat, front 41.-4°'
resources, and as a consequence draw- 0. Dictation drawing. -As this is fancy braid trimmed, doable .. ..k
ing is one of the subjects that receives: sometimes on the drawing papers at breasted, regular, $8.50, sale price 0.011
but slight attention. 'With the . rires- • eteiunioatiotis sit will be necessary for
things in which.the pupils mild get y following the seine or a some -
along better themselves. A few nun- what similar outline pupils will be able
tales spent per day in the teaching of to draw better in one year than in it
drawing in a systematic way will vast, half irdozen years from the books. In
ly aid the pupils, and getting them in after life they will be better able to
terested in the work, they will take to draw what they see without a . model
object drawing thenaselves. The teach- set to copy from. .
er's duty therefore, 18 10 lead the pup- Another scheme that might bee. help
ils to see and then to represent whet to the busy teacher themati not equal
they see. ' • ' • to the foregoing; might be used as fol -
Por senior. classeh many different lows :-Followitur the above outline
.methods might be siiggested as en im• draw the objects on sheets of paper,
provement on the present system. say by 2, and have them sufficiently
Though the following is not original large that they. can be seen from all
by:any means, it may be of benefit to parts of the room. Have them tacked
some z As a first lesson in object draw-. on a roller so that they can be ;oiled
ing nothing would besimplee and more up when not in use and hung up' in
easily attained than a leaf; say a maple front of school when desired. By such it
leaf. Each pupil being supplied with inethodpupils cannot use markers,etc.,
50 a leaf, have them set it in front of they must only .dre.w free hand what
Fa yr° th re and Wings, 075
interested in the commUnit We tire 'IT fealty Se2 50 for . 6 tO them: By all means preventieg pup ' they see Halsor them once drawn
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find them the same. ' tben be dravving the same objects at
up' s would
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" Id d wi to Quarterl services
There was no -service it our church in every particular. We feet confident
Them goods are, new and up -to -style. on copy, •
Rs examine the ones theyttilla)vilej; 'tebaeli33.i:nettiinet,ibwhetrewith the copy
Take a leaf yourself and ge
being hel atTurner's appointment. a. 7, f a d $ though they may be slightly different
ma sa e an invite your kind 111131feet:on tbey are essentially the same. NOtine
MISS ROSS; line, five lobes, edge, length . of stem , nikves-Recortn, .
1
$4.75, sale price 3.50
.Blitok frieze, double breasted, Closed
throat, 12 medium black 'buttons, „„ /
regular $4.50, aele priee „ ........ 6.*V.
NatItyrobaet7c7eart•labilleri;:srtj:3133:itCtg:
-silk lined, regular $10, sale price... 4 .XE4
n1.) 1' deuble breasted, 010fie4 g
throat. regular$5; for.... .45
. •
. ..A chance to buy: high -Class 'fashionable 'mantles •at
Fine black heaver, 6y fr t, open
throat, braitrinsmed, fa ay eilk
lining, a very Ane coma, regular I.,
$12, sale price 7.00
Navy beaver, open' threat, a pearl
buttons fine quality, silk lineci,
regular .211, sale price. ... 5
Fenn beaver, double breasted, silk*,
lined, regular $10, eale price.. „ f a
Children's Reefers
Nayy niggerbead, braid trimmed, a
yerynobby garment, regular $47440
piano tweed, silk cord trimming en
slier, cuffs and edge, regular „,„
ea..75, sale price X.00
Light -ted, silk cord trimming, „,
regular g4,50, sale price' • • ie O. AO
Navy frieze, plaid tweed lining, a
very good mist, regular $4.75 tor.. %OP
Fine red beaver, velvet collar,6 whits •
pearl buttons, regular $5.75, sal
• price .. . . .... .760
ehihirens' cisters -
Fano tweed, double breasted, sale 6,
price
5
Navy beaver, fano cape with braid
trimming, a very nobby 'garmerit;
regular 86,50, mile price
bevy blue beaver, double breasted,
shoulder cape braid and astrechan
trimmed, large size, regular 08. )tie
sale *price ..... ..
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Heavy frieze, navy blue, double -4-
„ • breasted, shoulder ,Cape, regular A ow
. $6,sa1e ... , • .. 7, . ... 9h7Qta.
Fanoy taseee, largestie, ranee shout. , „,„„
der cape, regular $6 • - %p740 •
Navy blue beaimr; fancy cape, double:.
breasted, braid 'trimmed; a very
stylish coat, regular 87.60; !ale
price ...... .. .... VAR?
prices so far below their value comes your way but seldora..
It's one that' not likely to come 'again for some time, and it
will pay. you well to take advantage of it It was a bargain,
for us, now at is one -for you.- Ready Saturday morning..
sure the people of Pored come will qua -HALF PRIGE - ils from tracing outline by placing leaf they would last years. P 'I
on un as o ng
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11TEBESTING NEWS for 'shrewd and keen Ctothing
• buyers. Being manufacturere of Clothing You.save
the middleman's profit- and our prices are lower than
' 'other people can afford to sell at Doing the largest
Clothing business in Western Ontario must be good eVip
dence ,that our prices are right,
SUIT.—This suit is having ,abig sale; the goods are
a ciliality that will give the greatest satisfaetion.
The coat is double breasted, and the make and trimmings
of the suit throughout are remarkable for the price. Hun-
dreds of people do with a suit of this kidd for knock-
about purposes.
$R SUITS,—Our assortment of Tweed Suits at the
price is very large and we have them, in all styles.
These suits are made from dependable goods --something
that 'we know will give satisfaction. Then again the cut
and make are different from what, you will see elsewhere.
We are live, up to -date clothing people and we do not car-
ry old stock. If you wiint reliable goods come awl deal
here. It ivill pay well to drive miles to see our goods.
$1O SUITS.—Por sometbxte past we have been talking
a great deal about Men's Suits at this price arid vtre
have good reasons for it. We show a character of goods
at this price that surprise keen buyers. Especially in Blue
and Black Serges are the great values noticeable, These
✓ suits are single and amble breasted, extension facings,
✓ trimmed and made in the best manner, and for solid wear
✓ cannot be equalled undo $14. These statementa will
bear investigation and it will pay people to drive miles to
✓ see these goods.
Act PVEBOOATS.-An all wove fringe Overcoat, deep storm collar,
inches long, well made and well trimmed and worth $6.60 of any
• 4. • lan'a money. No Overcoat in this section to equal it. YOU tan
two-year old colt froth Mr,Sohn Mottle
for the BUM Of 860.
Mr. and Mrs. Wileon Brownlee were
the guests of Mr, and Mtn. John
Brownlee eti Sabbath.
the 'Aortas Hornhy heti 1110Ved into
Illt. Alex. Glen s house 011 the Gravel
Made by ourselves and eaelly the cheapest goods in . Canada. We eeli
themhy the hundred. ,
164 esa FOE COATS. -Loot week tee advertised 0125 Fur Ooate itt 512.
Mre, Etoreey of Saltford intends haft- w' .There are 8 or 41eft &miff there is it reader of this advertisement
ing 'thole of her fermi stock and Maple- requiring onehe might be in time foie one. We could *ell 106 of
Monte on Nov, 14th. e,,,... there ae timely as rolling Oft it log. • 13u1 ab the present time . they wet
Quarterly service, will be held at tp $14.00 wholesale, If We had been sheep 'last Match our order would have
Bennuller church on Sunday at 10.80 V boon 1°1'1°1
it. M.
alasifiliawasile- 411 ' LADIES' AteltAOHAN run COATS -Last Meath We Contracb.
a for it largo lot of Ladies' Fur Coate. They are here and We
think we have gotthe best goods for the money weer !Moen).
h are made from perfect ekinir One light color and splendidly lined.
In e1 ding purchaser* cotincit afford to galas seeing tti3 ta.
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/tie underatoed that timbal:0 of the
Drummond County Ratlefay TfaS COM-
leted yeatsrdsy, by the pernent 10
eters. J. N. Greatishields W Mitohell
and W Farwell of 81,406,000, los
$186',the amount of the leases; and
$25, au remount of oar toin Mies*
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oral,
OUR 25e and 50e range
of Neekwear are the finest goods
to be seen in this section—the a
styles, shapes and colorsare strict-
ly up -to -date --you will find ex -
elusive goods with us.
Men's 50e Knit Shirts—
For years we have been selling
the best Knit Shirt on the mar-
ket for the money, and this year
in spite of the big advance in
goods our price still remains the same, the quality itestill
up to the standard-, and no better shirt can be had for
everyday wear. •4
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50c IVIOUNTAIN MULE MITTS, sold either in the
mitt or with fingers, solid heavy goods'well-lined,
without exception the best mitt on the market, worth $1 41
of any man's money,sells on tight, just the article for wear
• at this tinie of the year.
Our $1 Fleeced -lined rn.derwear.—Never
•
in the history of our establishment have we sold so much a
'Underwear and there must be some good reason for it.. a
Our $3, per suit goods has haa a wonderful sale, . They 4
weigh 5 ounces heavier per garment than than any other
line on the market, the fleecing is very 'heavy and if we 4
ask $1.50 per suit it would still be giving good. value. Big 4
buying for Spot Cash tells the same old story.
good mow people§ 1011US that vve have
Boys' liosierste--a
cheapest Boys' Hosiery in this section and
we have no reaeort to doubt IL We buy 'medal lime) in big quantities
and our prices ate marked to close that few people • could do with tbe
small advance which we are satisfied to charge. Our 86 and Me. goods
have been large sellers,
ittatatoitolwo•O
Our Boys' Sehool Caps
at 15 end 25c, have eold by the lumeitted
this season and this le pretty geed evidence
that our goods are just a little cheaper than
other people, We have a big selection of
all kiedo of winter taps and the prices are
very loves
Capoesi-'We Wive just opened up our case of the latest AM.
erlean Claps direct from the leading mitnitfactute
ere of Ohicago. The stadee are entire)? new, goods perfectly made, and
they are without exeeption the newest goode ever shown hi tble section.
We have all sizes,
mews • Blankets
Underwear ' .
How 'about
You'll find here
the
iyno :biggeststock
trot rwrin d. e r wiw eaanr ly
'
kinds to choose
, from not a poor ..
1,1„ elle in the, let, There is a good deal of '
and less to pay than in most lottery -in. blanketbuyinl. It
stores. • '
Men'e heavy, fleece lieed Shirts and
Drawers, extra. good weight, •well
made, each 50c
MOU'it ribbed Underweer, heavy
weight, shirts or drawers, each 25c
Aden's fine yahoo, underwear, soft
ehirta double breasted 500
Men's fine finish, all wool shirts or
drawers, plain or fancy stripes,
ebirts double breasted 40e
Mao'very firie quality fleeced lined
Underwear, heavy fleecing, an
extra 750
WE1
MOAne all wool Shirts and
eazothgood line, each 1.
Drm
ewero, adefrom” pure wools
fine and soft, fancy stripe or plain,
" .00
Th Hosiery
Bargain
For the
boys
ISOMething
good in winter
hosiery f o r
boys' wear, a
quality better
than. we ha,ve
ever sold before for the money
Ribbed wool hone, very heavy
weight and strong, good for boys'. ,
every day wear, sure good velue,
at per pair . . 74OIU
is hard to tell the poor b ank-
ets from the good when they '
are new
We are selling blankets
niade by, the best blanket mill
in Canada. They are not the
cheap natty kind but are
GOOD, and. the best blanket
value we have ever offered.
you. They are the kind that •
you will like when you buy:
them, and like :just as well.
after you have had them for
two or three years.
Heavy Canadian union Blankets,
nearly all wool, it little cotton
carded in the filling, preferred by ,
many to the all wool kinde, per...-
pair $2.50, $3 and *3.50
Very fine finality pure wool Cane
(lien Blankets, the bed goods we
can buy in Canada, ail MI size
and weight, new fancy borders, a) ,s
$3, $3,50, $4 and eutvow
Heavy Fife:snit Bianhets, good Giza ,zot
hi grey or white
Very beavy weight large..s.ize Ellia•
ker Flanne1131ankete, grey and 90
cream., 11 a
4.
Dress Goods
No sueh collection ol Colored Dress Goods as we show can
be found in the County. The department is fairly running
over with bright, stylish, attractive Dress Materials..
Every popular and fashionable dress material is here in
abundance. Many of them are our own direct importations
from Britain ; stypsh costumes, no two alike, exclusive in style
anddifferent to'what may be found in most stores. From the
lowest to the highest grades there is downright good value and
style in our Dress Goods.
60inch Hewett Plain Cloth, makes very
flabby coats and iskitts, good weight
and nice finial), in eliadest of green,
blue and red.' We have been told
that other stores charge 00o for this,.
oue price M 450
41 inch fill wool Worsted Serge,bright,
hard finieh, Will not catch or hold tbe
duet, beyond quedtion the best value
We Myer, had at anywhere near the
price, and worth esielly 40c, navy,
green, cardinal, otir price ..... 82o
41 Well double fold Deese Gonda, good
Weight, etrong serviceable mater•
... ...... ....... so." 1101r.r.olgie
Union and All Wool Plitid, sa 10
inches wide, a splendid amortmetill
of coloring's suitable for Walks. This
fart special line, 001110 of the geode
sold air high as 50e, epecial
All wool, milk finished Henrietta, telde
Width, heavy weight, made from
choicest flee wools, In ell the popular
light and dark oblides, epeeist
o•leolvir.soir, ..... oVatie Win, 4300
47 inch very fine all Wool "Pitney Veld*,
bright ittylish pattetne, suitable for
Wald& regular 760 quality, Our spe.
-0141 price •,,COO Vo AI* woo,* • 41343
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