The Clinton News-Record, 1901-12-19, Page 7another
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choice
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you but
At the best
Jr no such
rong state—
wing stocks
ve you an
'chiefs.
Handkerchiefs
in Ireland and
,em being pure
Jambric
❑e qual-
.c or 6 for 25c
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fs fine
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.c, Oc & 25c
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resorted
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hiefs.
•rchiefs,
roidered
25c
archiefe,
,y, wide
tials or
YQU are IuvlteU•
To visit arms store to view our
giveable things.
5Oc
,rchiefs.
Some for amusement, porno for orna•
some 'for utility,
Prices and presents you will like are
here for your inspection and selec.
tion in liberal assortment.
If you see ,what you want and you
judge thevalue good or fairwe
want to Bell to. you.
In Ladies' Purses we have an excel).
tional stock, large in assortment
and good value.
In Fancy Books our stock bas always
been of high standard. You per-
haps know what it has been in
prey ious years. Suffice it to
say that It is equal this
year to any.
In Bibles, Prayer Books and Hymnals
we think our assortment must be
equal, to any stock outside a
city Some dainty and new
designs in the art of
book making.
We want to serve you to your ad-
vantage.
[andker-
or plain,
5c, 10c & 15c
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n, hem
nen, fine
)c, 25c & 30c
d nothing
something
very large.
ionable in
o inferior
ade,
$1.50
Bear
ade,
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ity,
de,
$6.50
ade
ins,
ed
10,to $14
Agents Parker's Dye Works.
The W. D. Fair Co.
pular than
the largest
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quil-
me
Often the Ohespest, Always the Best.
About 0 o
People
We Know
WHERE THEY ARE
OR WHERE
THEY ARE GOJNG
liars,
fur,
$5 & $6
amb
qual-
and
ular
.. $42.50
long
and
able,
'nes,
tra-
p of
tra-
ck,
rge,
$45
$14
,ged
front
pos-
ron t,
.. $16.50
Mr.R.J.Bell has returned from attend-
ing Toronto Varsity.
Mr. Hugh Ross returned home on
Monday last from Owen Sound.
Mr. Arthur Kirke of Woodham is
clerking in Mr. Newcombe's store.
Miss Kathleen Armstrong of Mitch-
ell is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. E.
Laird.
Miss Jennie Robertson of Hullettspent
hist week the guest of the Misses
Mains.
Mrs. J. R. Smellie of St. Thomas is
guest of her daughter, Mrs .A. J.
Grigg.
Mrs. Thos. Simpson and Mrs. Chas.
Hunt of Brucetield were in Clinton
on Tuesday.
Mr. Hiram Johns of Pontiac, Mich.,
was the guest last week of hie sister,
Mrs. Joon Jackson.
Mise Lillian Miller, who has been in
Bayfield for the past few weeke, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr. George B. Maine of Hallett spent
Wednesday of this week with his
sisters, the Misses Maine.
Mrs. George Rumball and daughter,
Miss Emily, of Michigan, are visiting
the former's mother, Mrs. Rudd.
Miss Ida Harlard,who has been in De-
troit attending Business College; was
in Clinton last week on her way to her
home in Goderich.
Mrs. Lack Kennedy and family leave
on Saturday for Goderich where they
will spend the winter. The de-
parture of Mre. Kennedy,who is held
in the very highest respect and is
very popular in the social circle in
which she moves, is much regretted.
Mr. William Flintoff of Sand Lake
Kent county, Michigan, arrived on
Monday evening and is visiting his
sisters, Mrs. John Hardy of the Base
Line and Mrs. Aaron Huller of the
Huron Road, whom be had not seen
for thirty years. Mr, Filntoff will
remain until after New Years.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Robinson of Aub-,
urn and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Gra-
ham of town drove to the Baby-
lon Line, Stanley, on Tuesday and
spent a very pleasant day with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Dowson, a genial
couple whose hospitality is well
known and always enjoyed.
Mr. T. B. Whiting of Bowmanville, re-
presenting a furniture firm was in
town on Saturday last. A score of
years ago Mr. Whiting was engaged
in the retail furniture business in
Clinton and is well known to many
of our citizens. He is a brother -in
law of Messrs. Alex. Mackenzie and
Thomas Cottle.
Rev. Mr, Wright, incumbent of
Middleton's parish, has taken np
bis residence in Clinton following
the example of his predecessors, who
found the town the most convenient
point from which to labor in his
charge. Mr. Wright is growing in
popularity with his people as the re-
sult of the few months he: has been
among them.
Mr. Charles Donaldson of Bruce Mines
was in town on Monday calling
upon a number of friends. He re-
turned last week from the Mines to
his old home in Bayfield where he
was married yesterday to Miss
Harriet Frazer, neice of Merchant
Frazer of that village. Mr. and
Mrs. Donaldson will reside at Bruce
mines. Beet wishes.
Miss Doyle, who has been head milli-
ner at the Palace for the past three
years, left on Monday for her home
in Owen Sound. Prior to leaving.
Hodgene Bros.and their employees
presented her with three handsome
pieces of silver, and at the tame time
assured her that they were awfully
sorry she was leaving. Miss Doyle
was an amiable young lady and
made many friends in Clinton.
Mr. Henry Murphy, the well known
resident of the 16th concession of
Goderich township,. returned home
on Saturday Word. North Dakota.
In company with his good wife he
left for that etate five months
ago in receipt of a telegram convey-
ing the news that their daughter,
Mrs.George Laithwaite, was eerious-
lv ill. Her illness did not result
fatally but, instead, Mrs. Leith -
svelte continued to improve though
even now she is not as well as her
friends could wish for and Mrs.
Murphy remains with her for the
present. M,r.Laithwaite, who is well
kndwn in the district, owns a fine
farm near Edinburgh and possesses
a bigger bank account than he could
have hoped for bad he remained in
old Goderich township. Mr. John
Sheppard, who ie also well
remembered here, has likewise done
well in that district. Mr. W. H.
Murphy, a son of Mr. Henry
Murphy, hart also met with good
' luck, and in addition a month _ago M
he took unto himself a wife. r.
. H. Murphy is much pleased with
Dakota, so mach so that he may yet
locate there permanently.
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we pay par-
rietmas that
vite you to
.A, Ohrietwae entertainment,- under
the auepicoq of the Methodl9t Elilnday
school, will be held on the evening of
Friday, December 27111,. when a pro-
gram will be given consisting of
quartettes, solos, readings, etc. The
admission will be only 10 cents.
Rev. Mr, ()armload of Lgudesboro
preached morning and night at the
Methodist church last Sunday, Next
Sunday evening a service of Christmas
music will be held in Ole church.
Capt. U. T. Rance was attending
the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Thee,
Ranee, in Clinton on Wednesday.
On Monday evening a special meet-
ing of our town council was held for
the purpose of making ready the
financial statement for the year up to
December 15th.
The municipal pot hasn't started to
boil yet, Wake up aspirants, its about
time we were hearing from you,
Don't forget the Xmas Tree and
Entertainment of the English, church.
to be.held in industry hall on Monday
evening next.
We are pleased to see Mr. Fred.Rath
on our streets once more after a lengthy
and serious illness. .
Early on Thureday morning thieves
broke into ,Anderson & Elder's dry
goods store,: gaining entrance by
forcing open the window of the millin-
ery department. They . carried off
dry goods, etc., to about $30 worth.
There is no clue as, yet as to •the per-
petrators. A couple of strangers were
Been hovering around the day before.
Mr. Isaac Brown's many friends will
be sorry to hear that he is confined to.
the house by sickness.
Our tax collector, Mr. John Bell,
was kept busy on Saturday and until
near midnight gathering in the shekels,
it being the lest day before the five per
cent. is. added. He informs us he has
very few delinquents left.
On Wednesday Miss 'McKay of
Chicago, elocutionist, appeared in
Industry hall under the auspices of the
Presbyterian S, S., the children taking
part at intervals, The hall was crowd-
ed. It was a good entertainment.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Mr. Geo. Stephenson of the Goshen
Line, who has been in the West for
some years, looks as if the country
agreed with him.
Mr. G. Stephenson, son of Robt.
Stephenson has been laid up with a
number of Job's comforters,
Mrs. John Rothwell from Seaforth,
who was visiting .in this vicinity,
returned home on Monday.
Miss Emily A. Turner visited at the
home of Mrs. John Reid on Saturday
last.
Messrs. Solomon Pollock and Robt.
English of Stephen township spent
Saturday and Sunday at the home of
nt of
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B#UCEFIRLD.
Mre, McFarlane of Bay City, vielted
,her mother, Mre. Augh McGregor Sr.
of Stanley this week.
Mise Bertle Gibson in visiting friends
-in Mitchell at present,
Mr. Will. Beggs of Montreal, was
tlfe guest of Mr. B. R, Higgins last
Week: •
Mir, Thos. Campbell has returned
safely from the North West.
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Messrs: William Sanderson and S.
Erwin called on Mr. Thos. Sanderson
on Monday and spent a few hours with
him.
Messrs. John Davidson and Robt.
Greer exchanged horses on Wednesday
last and both seemed` well pleased
with their deal.
Mrs. John Rathwell and Mre. Wm.
Taylor were the guests of Mrs. Wil-
liam Rathwell on Thursday last.
News has just reached us" of the
death of Mrs. Robt. Pollock's father,
Mr. Andrew Elliott, who died .at his
residence in Manitoba. Mr -Elliott
was formerly a resident of Stephen
township but he moved to Manitoba
about twenty years ago together:.
with his wife and family. He was a
quiet and industrious man and made
for himself a comfortable home in the
West. Much sympathy is felt for the
bereaved family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid attended the.
funeral of their cousin in Centralia on
Wednesday a week ago.
We are pleased to see Mr. Henry
Peck is able to he around again after
being indisposed for some time with
an attack of sciatica.
Miss Maggie Clarke of the Babylon
Line was the guest of Miss Emma Peck
on Sunday last.
Mr. Archie Armstrong of the Brown -
son Line paid Mitchell friends a visit
last week.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the concert in Seaforth last.
Thursday night.
Mr. R. G. Reid of Summerhill spent
Sunday at his home.
Messrs. Rufus and Amos Keys went
to Goderich on Tuesday as.juryman.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt.. Bates and. Miss
Turner spent Friday evening as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Keys of
Babylon Line,
Mrs. G. R. Keyes was in Seaforth on.
Monday last.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bates were the
guests of friends on Babylon on
Thursday of last week.
Mr, Calvin Dowson, accompanied by
his sister Mies Maria visited at the
home of W. L. Keyes on Wednesday
Messrs. Matt. Bates and J. T, Keys
took a trip through Goderich township
buying cattle last week.
Mr. Johu Davidson is wearing a
bright smile these days. Why? be-
cause his better half presented him
with a nice little baby boy a few days
ago. Congratulations, John.
Mr. George Bates was in Zurich on
bnsinese.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Rathwell and
Master Charles Rathwell were the
guests of Mr. M. Bates on Tuesday
evening last.
Wedding hells expected to ring in
this neighborhood in the near future.
Mr. and Mra. John Reid, Sr., were
the guests at the horse of Mr. Wm.
Rathwell on Wednesday last..
The Stanley township council met
on Monday with all the member pres-
ent. After reading and signing, the
minutes of previous meeting business
of the day followed,The first important
matter was a lengthy discussion con•
eerning the new course the Bayfield
river had taken through Mr. John Mc-
Kinley's farm who thought it was the,
council's duty to take action in the mat
ter. However, the result was unfayor-
able to the owner till further legal
advice is obtained in connection there
with. Mr. Logan's drain then was
considered as several parties concerned
were present, but nothing definite will
be done until the question *thorough-
ly investigated. A bylaw wits passed
appointing the returning "offiners and
polling subdivisions: for the ensuing
year which resulted in returning the
same ones to their respective divisions
The following parties were refunded
dog tax : Jas. Ross, Robert Drysdale,
Robert Pierson, Jas. Keys, A, Brown,
Jae. Love, and John Sparks, The
following accounts were paid r Munici•
pal World, stationery $2.07; Huron.
Expositer, advertising $3.00 Jowett
Bros ; lumber, $3.07 ; John Diehh,'r'ep.
bridge L. R., 60 cents F. Guttridge,
sewer pipe $95.88; Massey Co., taparre
for grader, $8,60 ; Dr. Armstrong
attendance on Mr. Weir and visiting
Blake school, $10 ; John Cochranerep-
airing bridge $3; D. McNaughton
repairs on grader, $4.25 ; John Patter-
son, sewer pipe, $69.24: F. W. Fern -
combo $36 for work on drain ; Board
of Health, $8.80 ; selecting jarore,
$6.00 ; Wm. E. Reid, gravel, $1.04;
Peter Capling S3.. i; J.Jowett $2.40; A,
Reid $58.14 ; M. McNaughton $23.63
Jas Carnie $14.80 ; T. if, ;Narks $24.64 ;
D. McKenzie $4,16 ; Wm .Elliott $2.56.
A hyla* was passed repealing bylaw
No. 10 1808 appointing. auditors .in
December so than hereafter they will
he appointed the first meeting of the
New Year. --J. E. Barnwell, Clerk.
isoissommervoisiiesseemssitsa
Dana Itumor says that one of the
Louden Itoad young yeomen will take
unto himself a wife at the beginning
orthe new year.
Mr. Sweet. of Clinton has biles
through thin [oCality the past few days
lilting orders for the map a the
Dominion.
A number of our people' took in the
tea meetingof fist Methodist church,
Olintod, Money signing.
tressiE' M c LACHL A.N
the SCotttsh Prima Donna,
ataisted by Robil. Pitchman,Jr,, the
noted pianist, and Willie Mceod, the
King of Ooniedians will give a grand
concert in TOWN HALL, CLINTON.
THURSDAY NIGH'T', DEC 26th
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