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MC •CUM* NIN
Feb, 27, iO8
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nweseentettiestieit :_sait..niet.sgesenteerinvientsonsteses
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we place 0.11 display all our New Spring
%pods, including Dress Gaols, Muslin's,
Embroideries, Laces, Coat; Lawn Waists,
Whitewear, Ribbons, Prints, etc., etc., and
it will be well worth your while to come
to this store and spend half -an -hour in
looking over the ri!,w things, .We'll be
glad to spare the 'time in showing. you all
the neiv goods for Spring, even, if you
are not prepared to buy for some weeks
yet.••-;* V.F.lfassiss-s,sis • ss,
Rempapt D
Saturday.
•Saturday next will be Remnant .DaY at
this store and you may :e. come expecting
theBIGGEST BARCAIN SURPRISIE
you have ever had. We've gathered '
remnants from every deRartment of the '
store, and they will be marked so low
. you will be more than surprised. Come
in the morning,- if possible ;—you won't
regret it Goods .on sale include
—Dress -Goods .
Velvets gibbons Laces
Embroideries haudkeribiefs Hosiery
Underwear orgets- 0Ioves
Fancy Collars Neckwear • :.Belts ‘.
Flannelette Wrapperette Table Linen
Blankets Toweling .cottonss'ete.
• Two Millinery Apprentices Wanted.
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The new liattenbury llottse
One , way Colonist Excur-
sions to the West.
Coromenoing Feb. 291b, and oontinu.
Ing daily until April 291b, 1008. •
To the following *400.
Ivoicoviver , vtotortit ,
Seattle
Sae !Vendee° * Loa fingenew
Tsaar Meow . , spro:",orsionntIty
vateta nine sold to tithe* certain
sell'ase*yon7ItnictskeintePalvtPlic:41:Pw'n office,
Tiokete and fall infOrmation may be
obtained from Town Agent. Mir.
and avoid delay at depot. • '
kl, R. 110DGENS, Town Agent.
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START ANY TIME
Get your training in. the School t
t that is qualided to give you best I
results. .
I song mom -amiss 'clam.
,y(Inge sae wean 8te Toronto, • 5
T.M• WATSON.Princieni,
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Bayile.ld Bridge
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Under otirBayfield beading hi' cOln-
Mamie/Won referring' to the eposed
new.bridges• lbat shou'd, ciaitn the at-
tention of the Road CoMmissioner and
County Coencil. If, as•thete awed, it
is the, intention .te erect a 14 foot.
• bridge, a Mistake is tieing Made that
slionld- not be ellOwed. There is too
much travel in and out of Reynold for
Any such obstruction of the highWa,y.
We are informed that • the reason for
erecting a 14 foot bridge there instead
of a in foot, is because the abutments
are not strong ' enougli,. . the
County of ituron an b.etter afford to
• erect new ablitilients than to !noon's -
mode the.punliefor..an tune to come.
'The • robtO News predicts that if
the Legislature can ' get through its
business by Easter, the Local elections
will be held on sit before. AIM)
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tirCti Chimes:
BAPTIST
Rev Mr Price,,who was redently in-
vited to the pastorate of the church
here and on the base line. has declined
the same. baying accepted a call to
Listowell.
Rev Mr Origg, missionary, will of -
Adak° here for the next two Sundays.
WILLIS
A scotch sooial, under the auspices
of the W M will be held on the even-
ing of Thursday, March 12th. in the
school room. Both the program and
the refreshments will be "Scotch.
WESLEY • .
• and Ur E Hawke in 'the evening.
Rev Mr Greene will take the service
next Sunday morning, and Mr Hawke
in the evening.
SALVATION 'ARMY -•••••••••..
Special meetings will be hold in the
Salvation Army barrack! next Satur-
day, the 20th, at 8 pr m; .4.'War . with
the Indians of B 0," Will be the sub-
ject of a lecture delivered in the halt
by Staff•Caption ,Hay, who will also
be here for Sunday.and will hold spec-
ial 'meetings at 11 a. m. and ,7 p; M.
• There will be an enrollment of soldiers
on Sunday 'night. .All are. cordially
invited to these meetings, •
The Quarterly Doard of the Blyth
Methodist church invited RevMr And-
erson for the fourth. year.
. The official 'Anal of the Walton
The anniversary services of this Methodist Churches have given the
church will be held on Sunlay March pastor, Rev Mr Currie, B A., a cordial
Sth when Rev' Dr Briggs, manager of invitation to return fora third year.
-the, Book Room, and one ot the best' A unanimous invitation was extend.
preachers in the connection, will
- --- ed to the • pastor' of -the :Methodist
spreachmorning anit.eveising. s•
_ .... tiburclirs-Kintardine;-..RevE W Lecke,-
_ Miss Akam rendered a solo at the', ..,„niain a fourth y er,
e but he declin-
-evening service last Sundayt which r'''''''
-was naueh appreciated. ,,, . the- pastorate - of Hope Methodist
ed, and bas accepted' an . invitation to
.1It S wIll be celebrated by a• Frobi.xl in .., . :
The Silver.Anniv.ersar_y of , he W. teh,ereh_. Beer Toronto*. _ s
lug. A good program is promised. , ada has appeinted the Rev G,R Turk,
lite schol-room, this Thursday even- 1 • The /tome Life Association Of Oan.
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sday next, March 1, will be, morning -
Rev W 3 Jollifre's subjects for Sun- t_./.1",fcminer Bv.11.nrhst.‘" 8°0er-in-ten'
. pens or agencies or t e aseociation,
with headquarters at t e- Rome Life
41"rue Painsietrio f evening - "G°ci'" bung, Toronto: •
Standael ertudgnietat. Ali welcome, , ..
Rev Stephen Bond, who is well
WILLIS • • known to citizens here,ha,s declined an
Tho ssailos Ohojr(somposed of Mem- inVitation to remain another year AS
hers of the Sunday School) furnished pastor of A.twood Methodist Church,
mousiest thfinorning service on Sun. having come to the eonciusion that he
.day liust. The singing of this choir will retire at the'end of the preatant
of young voices, under the direction eonference year,after 52 years ef active
air the organist,W Glenn Campbell is work. . • ,
much lapprecia'Wd by the congrega. The following newspaper desPatch,
tion. ' •from Minsico, refers,too former pas- '
Mr Roy Goodwin, of Fullartorsassiet. torof the Smith's Hill Presbyterian
aid in the /pastern part of the evening church and • brother -in -Ian, of Dr.
service. Mr Goodwin possesses a sweet Gann, of Clinton:- The congregation
tenor vole, as was manifested in the Of the Miraieo Presbyterian church at
rendering of a very fine duet • with meeting. tonight unanimously 'decided
Mrs Campbell, I
• Thone who were present at the even.
ing sesrvide will not soon forget the
,powerful sermon preached by :Rein
Dr'Steurart. • :•
ST' PAUL'S '
The operetta, Ited Riding Hood. to
-be rendered by theseholara ofSt Paul's
...Sunday Schoolam.the evening OfTnes.
day. March 8rds, promises to be an in.
terestingentertainment. The A. V PA
-Orchestra will also be present.
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ST JOSEPH'S
Tenders are being invited for the
-erection of the new Othureb,partieulars
of which will be found in Our advet-
;Using column*
Rev Fr Hanlon was in Woodstoelt,
this week, Where he WAS essaistink in
the Party Hour's deyotion; he also -at,
tended a conference of the priests in
•the London diocese, at London,
ONTARIO STREET
Mr Sydney Belcher, of Godentch,
slain sing in Ontario Street efritreii on.
Sunday evening.
Owing to Mr Xeres! throat trouble,
be winl not able to take his work last,
Sunday,nor will he do so next
day for the inhale reason. nilipit
VW very acceptably filled last Sunday
hp, itit chaa Holland in the martung,
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to -extend a call to Rev Alexander Mc.
MillanofToronto, to succeed Rev.
William Morrin as pastor. The invi-
tation to Mt. lYleMillati was cordially
supported. by/all those present, and
the congregation is very ,hopeful of
ifecuring.his acceptance. , Mr McMillan
was minister of St Enoch's church To-
ronto, for many yearsi hut latterly
anent soma tithe in Scotland. He has
preached here seyeraltimes during the
past,few weeks, and his sermona have
given ninth • satisfaction, The call
will come„betore the Presbytery of
Toronto at its meeting on March•8,”
• County councli
The County Council held a special
SeesiOnitt Seitfok th Tuesday and iVed.
needay, to eoneider the question of
,goodroads.---On Tuesday night -a -tan.
gnet was tendared theinat the Queen'e
whieh Wes attended by large
numberl of laisinees men, about, 12)
eitting down. The supper,. and toast
list was Snot coil:eluded nearly
thrice a. tan
Belt lialwerd Roberta dietl suddenly'
itt loburg.
Mayor ,Atdidown, of Winnipeg, is
the latelit prominent man to receive
threatening letters from the /Meek
Matt.
.11 taw lowing relents/0 at. d
sing in town or galas *war
flOUZY us et Ms tact each weeks_ we
would nuatuuna i$le tnit Mew ir,e,a•
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Mr 1WJaenbe• west in Toro:Ate this
Week.
Mr 4 W Newcombe was in Toronto
thie week oa business.
r,.,.Eminerton of Bervie,
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it is said that King - Edward. bee
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pieced an order with a New York
I, firm for 500, cigars, which are to cost
r$16K A year ago he bought vpo, _for
; which MO,. These were
1 specially prepared as gifts to friendis.
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• Delegates to the Goininion Ailianca.
Meeting in : TorCinto, 84 that "the
Metobera of the 'Ontario Govern metit
must remove the objectionable' three-
' fifths elause, if • they are honorable men
We here always maintained. that Mr.
Whitney will rern6ve this=elaneibe-
fore he goes to the 'country, 'soo er
than„run the risk sanlpsing support 14y
its presenee,. .
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spent Sunday with his ather here.
Mr, and Itira. W H Vancluzen, of
Grimsby, were visitors et Mr A Hoop-
er on Wednesday. -
Mise Sarah Gibbe, of LornieshOmn
/spent yntrt of last.weelt, asbe guest ot
Mist) Lizzie Ricnarnson,
Miss $usie. Acheson, daughter of
Robt .Aobeson s ettending the Toron-
to millinery opentnge,
JY1rs • A Porter, and daughter, of
Goderich, have been spending a few
davs with relatives! here.
Mr A T Coetiars is this Week in To
rento attendingthe annual meeting ot
the Lord's Day Alliance, • .
s_ Jas Butler leaves next week for
tnint, ltlichrto visit bis. sister, 'before
returning to Isis 'tome in the west. '
Mit Roy Goodwin, of Fullerton has
been visiting at the reeidence of • bia
uncle, A 11 (iOcrdwin, Rettentory St.
Mr Geo D McTaggart left ens Tnes.
day °sin trip to Cuba; he was •accom.
,panied byhte brother Winters), from
TorontO.
ciao J.epkis and wife,who have been
-spending the winter, with friends bere,
left on tbeir return to Lleyelminster,
on Thursday. •
miset oats stiehessison of ssisssisi, woodwork done under direction of air
00Mrao4ioust, oomfeitteine an
Convenient building
a•••••••,..1.1
The new tbreastery brick Wilding
ng
• neplaceti the frame one burned I
down. and so long known PO the treat. •
elling public as the RattennuryHOUSeI
is cenanleted externally, end is rapidly
a proaching conipletion internaly, so
that it will be nccupled and opened tw
Mr Itattenleury by the nit of May, the
beginning of the license year, The
new building is larger and much finer
looking than the old, and will he in all
respects! medern and up.to date, being
eteannheated, lit with electrinitT, and
the rooms having all modern conveni-
ences, with lavatories on each of the
three flours.
'S. The large dining -room faces south,
being bright and airy, with folding
,doore. between it and a front sitting
room. which can alsOne utilized. when
occasion calls for it.
On the second floor is a silite of
rooms designed especially for the
private use of Mr Rattenbury and his
fainily,so arranged tbat they are in tin
way connected with the usual NOM
designed for travellers. .
• ComMedious parlors, and well.
lighted bed.reows complete the house,
which will have acme:iodation for over
thirty guests. A cellar underthe whole
housagives envie room for various.
purposes, • . •
The heating or the house, is done by
-a Radiator, furnisbed by the Do,roin.
ionRadiator Co., • bi
lint nstalleY•
d' b
Harn
la' Bros. The cooking -will be
done on et large Huron Chief Range,
supplied by thesWinnhain Found**.
The glass in the building dame from
,Davis 8s Rowland. The building it-
self was erected by Mr D Priori the
Business College, visited ljer homes in i Thos McKenzie; the painting by Mr.
1 J°
Stanley over SundaY, returning -Joseph°C)P1)1 aP-11 the Plastering by
inpanied. by her sist7r 1 Tony Gerdener, Mr Pinner, of Gode-
Monday, acco
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Laura, who will spend a few days via. mob. has the contract plumbing.
for the necessary
.
iting friends in town.
Mr Rattenbury says that be believes
Rev G F Salton, Ph. B 'pastor of
Central Methodist church,Stratford.is
the in patronizing our own business men
i, :dconfined to his bed by an. at- owehneuneeuvaelrlyhedocitsunsdt°assnve, aeilhaef
s Aninctlitabse
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tack of ervssipelas combined with a ing away from home, and time of the
touch of the grip. His board gave furnishings yet required to equip the
him a unanimous call for next year. house, are being bought of local neal-
a.-----s--•" ers, •
A liaii Wrack'
_..., ...._,._. 1 - A Fine Addreiis Three engines a snowplow leave •
' th.e track,
_' s.
. ' -. . The address ot •Dr Rutnant, of
Brief reference was made in our is. ' Ion, last Monday evening in Wesley'
t
sue of last week to the wreck that , church. under the auspices of the Hp -
happened at the Westetkend of the Y..
worth League.was of a• most interest -
near • Clinton 'station an. aneident ' inn and inspiring Charachter, ; The
tsiattook hundreds of, pen* :over., to 'school rooiu. was fl ed,. and the chair
A freight engine became disabled at l'*enennled hY Allse McLaughlan. Mrs.
held the audience with tnarked atten-
see it; and winch meant considerable
loss to the railway. •1 Itutntim is a Very clever speaker, and
the junction. owing to a wheel of the , ,tionfor about an hour. Her clear and
engine. breaking, and theA x1 is, interesting description of thegeograph"
from London mune. to repair i, and i icalscommercial, Industrie and social
this being done, the train pulled back i cenditions of theipland of Ceyloii, was
The conductor of the auxiliary came s
si an unmiataltelge evidence of the: fact
that hee ten years residence was not
on the siding at the station. :
to the etation and • gave ' the informa- 'Vent in idleness. .. • .. . .
tion that the track was blear, and in.1 She described particularly the pro.
the meantime the auxiliary train, • cess bywhich the, tea is grown • and
which had been on the Ypulledout : prepared; the .different varieties of.
party. on the main lines eutiposedly
fruits and Rowers which abound in the
;
to pick up some tools they had left. In I Wand, sense of the manners and cus-
the nieantirne a snow plow, with three 1 toms of the people.
engines, had been,waiting at the sta. i Connected witn, the Missionary work;
was
o clear the track to Goderich . ,
• it ! she stated it was carried on .prin-
in chargeofRoiclinester MeGar--i---cipally-byfourdenormitations---ef-the-
tion t
'and when it was given a, clear track -to' t protestant faith, the Baptist; Angli-
' Goderich. the engineers started un-• can, Wesley andAreerican .Board of
der foil steam, ,ers•shing with teirieo '. Ooinmissionere. Nextito the .itootari;
_force into the auxiliary. Tne snow I Catholics, (who were the nist to
plow struck the derrick car, •enti was •• the gospel there,) the 'Baptists Were
_ • torced off the track, together with the ,, first etidthe Wesleyans next. Her
The Opposition at •Ottawa has the three enginea, alt landing. souse dig. . reference to the Mae bend, led by the
Government almost continually upon tance away, more or less smashed. celebrated Di COok, who is justly .call -
the defensive. An aggressive,. honest How ths engineers and firemen esc 1 ed the father of Methodist misslons;
GOvettiment would not se be found.- ed is a mysteey,but„ntine 0 t em weres.,.
f h al' 1 was touching. - - . Queers ot Howie's, retiring trons the
. s. . seriously hurt sone of the firenien was- .
• ..,,,oncerniti.g hem own work. i s
h ' '"t . farm to Ford wich a few' years ago. He
London Free Press •.'
when the former Conservetive govern-. ii ' ' • • -h f ' toall 1 d he held the • osition of Canadian em •
Fudge. Did you ever know a time Percy East, son of Mr Edward Bastiof t '07driuypl'onnanth'feesptetohpailshAeshaasp.ashysstrorang
Hullett ' ary as sherti ,iwa was aPresbyterian in religion and
Liberal In politics. F th i a
For e pea, year
. . he Stratford .auxili w K she a
and Wit s ree access o, a c asses, an i - • . .
gap:neat agent from the Dominion
-Tnent<.<was not on the, defensive. A on the scene of the acciuent, I thus has an opportunity of niinistering.
overninent. He leaves a widow and
- 1 b • ' - the aid of 11 th t' • to the spiritual needs of manV who '''
rille new spring Papers are arriving,. and in
.order to clear out -several small ldts, we are offering
speciaj prices It will pay you to select your stock
now, even though you don' i use it till la,ter.
.W. COOpet CO
Beninillen
ants -A Meiners club Wag organiz-
ed on Wednesday evening last week
at the home of .Mr Hue Hill, Thk.
felloWieg officers were elected, Presi-
dent, Mr N Kerninghan; vice,. Mr A.
Ginn; Secretary, Mr Hue Hill. A'
meeting will be held on Wednesday ,
evening March 4th at, Beoraillert, in
Mr Walter's Hall. The speakere of
the evening are,' .31r N Kernintrhan.
His subject will be in behalf of the in-
terests of the Ciub. Mr Flick, subject
to be chosen. J Durst,Production of
Winter; eggs.. Mr Hugh Hilrleeding
.nf Cattle, are cordiellyitiVited to.
attend,
Neves -Mr Wesley Hankins is laid.
CLINT.Q.N
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County Clippings
Winghant hone races t is year WU
130 hem: on .Turie.#), IQ and 11. s
Mr W R Jowett has purchased that
Raver House property, B. ayfkld.
-Mr Jacob Weide has rented his •
farm near Dashwond to Mr John,
Rohde for a term of years.
Mr Geo Katzenineier, a former resile
dent of Zurich, died near Rodney en
Sunday, at the age of 47J -soars,
The West Huron Teachers' Institute • ,
will meet in Goderich on Thursclinn
and Widay, May 2Ist andspeid.
Mr Jas Anderson, who has been in
,iiAnpvstimit bearn,aatthteaoykouonfg.giramdpi: .8 ssar,:ns : , , pbusinessonatd I omnIgteh
Mabel Mohring is still in our 'midst. merchants in Blyth, intends to retire..
retshonan passedawayathWeaeythea: '.
Sunday last at the home of Miss Goclarich, Wednesday morning at the
purchased a new cutter, Inspector ' a little over a week. ' • '
Anrianda,-Maedel. Mr Leslie 'Flick has age f 70after- illness --f '
•o years, an o a.
Tom of Gonerich visited the schools, 1 '
Mr and Mrs John Grasby, and taw -
in this vicinity, A few day's ago. Mr I
ily, 3rd line, Morris, have moved ns
Uhler is breaking a • fine young draft
Grey 4T,J, near Brussels, , where they •
.colt. Mr Hill has purchased some thn-
ber in this vicinity, Mr Ezra Fisher '. have leased a failn, '•
was the guest of Mr P Maedel onG A Robertson, Science, Master 'of
present drivirsg a broncho.
Sunday evening. Mr D Schwarz is or •aoderich Coliegiate is leaving in April
,,,, and Mr H A Baker has been. engaged.. '
IT -was a REAL 13.A.urt - In a previous .
' to succeed him, at $1.100...*
issue was an article which - said that, Mrs Henry Pine, sr, dell -anted this. ' ."\ss------:-
sonielarge tracks had heat -Teen inthe - life on Saturday, tat the home of her • -- • •
vicinity of Bennailler resembling those eon Mr Ben Pfile's, "Zurich, ' having
of a Baer, and it was euptiosed - that I reached the age of 85 Years.
they were caused by a cow, but it bus;
turned out to be a real 13:•r. On Tues. i stev R W Crew„ of St Helene, delix-
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day evening -of last week this Baer en. ered hie farewell at Calvin church on
tered the Temperance - Hall, while Sabbath andhe and Mrs Craw have
lodge was in session. - Tie,. was. some_ . left follheir neiv home at Fergus
what diminutive in size, .but not very I • '
lAre are.sorry to learn sitthe death.
ferocious in 'appearance. Owing - to
close quarters' the gentlemen could'nt 1 of 1°38 Maggie Findlater, ..in"Los Aa-
. use fire arms,, but managed to keep
him at bay: .tiontrary, to a Baer's
-instinetarhe-halte-leave without hu
. . . .
ging any one..
„ PordwIck , . new of Griswold, Manitoba, recently
DnorenD *DEAD -While standing n . •celeboatecl the .60th anniversary
the bakery Conversing with E Plbson, . *. - -
tr. their:marriage,'"
Monday morning. Mr John 'Wilson Henry Homey has disposed of Ilia
fell /slier dead; heart failure being the &len at the Nile - and is moving into.
'cause. Mr Wilson was one of the pi- Goderich. He has been a faithfulmeie-
her of the Methodist church, being a.
class leader and a meiriber of the quer-
teily board, .
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The call of death came. suddenly on.
Thersday last to Thomas,Hediey, wine:
was engaged by, Thos Henry, Crewe,.
to help with the chores.- After partak-..
gelos, California,. Miss Findlater is a..
da,uglaterof air and Mrs Findlater,2ini. ,
line, Morris.. :
Reline' Mrs Wm Hill, at one. time
well known residents of Seaforth bee
overnme °fleet or a resin e s • a•e sec ion amen e
grown -Op family to moult' his demise. mg of duiner On that,cla,y he sat down
Buypal HolteEsLmemioh"i woe. in a rocking chair an took out hitt.
of Qu'Appelle, Sask., are in this local- Pine as usual to prepare tor a snaokep .
mityarpktierte.havisinegyhroellerstfrothineesveheasrtdertno l'a.nAdnexonkiireare'siindeanfteowt Ineinafuotreteh. and m.c..
.purehese,theraare plenty ,...of_tbein,asiCillopsdiett•OnsSundayseths,inst, at_hise_
but farmers are asking a higher. price home in Brooklin. Ont., in the person.
than the western market will warrant i of Mr Samuel Hanna; About fogs* .
them in paying...AB' a ' rule, horses ' years ago Mr Harris came to Seafoxs.
.are not in as good condition as former , and, till about ihree years ago, mada.
yofeaoras.tan.o doulat Owing to the scarcity his hon e in Settforthand m McKillop.
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. ... Chas Dalton, one of the respected. • ,
. pioneers of Ashfield, -died on Friday
morning, after a short fitness,. Has
came with his patents to thin' town -
Missionary work for some fourteen forth, was.held al the company's °fan- •
services were ship in the fcirties, and settled on the
very largely attended., The morning farm on which he died about fifty '
'morning and evening
services were conducted by atie pas- neighbor and was universally respect.*
years ago. He was always a kind'.
...tor, Rev,F 11 Larkin aasisted_hyMev. °d ''''Y all wh°•knew aim' '
,
Mr Grigg, of Burma. Mr and Mrs The annual 'Mee mg Of the Robs)? ,
Grigg, who have been in Burma on Bell Engine and Threther Co, Ltd.Seas
years, are najroeyiroegne. wainggoodeld stirsnoecdiattleoents. MI Wednesday when a very satisfae-e -'
tory statement was presented,showing .
Yesterday asternoon +Mrs -Grigg, ad. Bettis for the year of n183,000, being an
dressed the Bible classes, giving many increase of over 50 per cent over the
interesting biota aoncerning • life in previous year. The financial state- ...
Burma.; In the evening Mr Grigg ment of the company was stil,mitted,
took charge of the services - and was and was highly. satisfactory to the
He
etctnocodk to with his ttilheemgereaVe.. ittifeeresoti 1 strer hRoolbederrst.thime ot wingbanimot ,
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tian Religion." - . . , ,
During the year 1
-----..---,—.." , ' home of his son, Mr D Currie, and was
• evening. He was about to leave the
,
been cut off in Ofitario.'ilLonencaar option i holding his horse ' by the lines when
appears to gain, in spite, tot the three- the animal gave aquick Surnsthrossing.
fifths clause. 1 MonreCoufrhrie tothe ground, • dislocating
Mr R D Hail, Who is shoulders. The accident to a,
°thirty years presided over One of the I
for upwards a I Matiof 'Mr Currie's yea Nib paled
one and his numerates friendsoheopveertrt•
depattrnents • f the - Central -seheol I see hiln, fullY rnnoTered in
of Kincardine, died Oast .night in his ' neer 'dm& • ' -
Sixty-fifth year. -\... , " 1 •
vicieity; - under' .dieection...0f mos* vreuld net otherwise be helped. She
th '
• • ,
Lieut-Gloyeraorof Ontario; -,--This nuty
be trite. but it is deubtfid..-.:Hte could
-hive had the'pbeition at the .linie Sir
Ilifoetiniei,Clark was appeinted,but he
refused Accept it. cannot re-
Mainin active putilic • life Many yearn
longer. neeause ha • is badly crippled
with rheumatism When . he drops
'Mit the Liberal party will lege one . of ,
,
Itit abiestsaidiocates,..e.suienannoshasi
few eciutile as a master of finande.
always e defensive ; nev t- David endliadd, went to woek -to re- pointed out as one great drawback the
able. . pair the track. and remove- the dis- I need of a hospital Where she could op-
-. , , abled. injuriels, liPerk was ske t „swami and care for ' diseased' persons,
nd that an mane she . recetved
A press-sliespateh-nta•tess-that-Shs-
Richard Cartvrright win be the' next
—
Lend.* Free Prises -calls atten-
the] ,to , this untionbted evidence of
prosperity; The new traction company
which has been organized by London
Men to reit to StratfOrtfandSt Mary's,
through :the ()minty of 'ididdieser,,
started te little while ago togetoptions
on terra lanii along both pf the rotitee
through the country under contempla.
thin. • Nett) what followed: They haste
already looked over more than ,inglity
farms'. Of the 'County of 'Middlesex,
without discovering a single mortgage
Drietini.that look happy and smifingr
Eighty farins already.. entamined and
, not onemtortgagel It toile int:own
s story eloquently °Davin
• , The way, scandals are started and
• kept up is ahem) by a circumstance in
Connection with the alleged timber.
deals, The Imperial Pulp 9049 one of
the .emicerne said. to leave ontebied
valiiable donoessions. 'Dr Matinee, 'a
ConsarYlitive, speaking at Edmonton,
said that Hon Mr Siftott vvas the head
and front of this Odninany, and the
statement .was printed rtlatIcast by
fie Conservative press. No ,stioner
was the statement made, however,
than Mr Sifton. from his place hi the
liouse, coritranieted it absolutely, say.
ing there was not -ore word of truth\
---Butsionmsof thespapers nr e still
publishing the original statements and
ignoring the deniat.
•
This IS Quite COMpilinentary
Mr Meltay, the new leader of Ilia
Ontario Opposition -made his official
debut in the Legislature Tuesday. tie
proved himself to be a.publie man of
good preisenee and o an ReceptAble
speaker..-Mait and Empire.
•
t and day, land it -was not until
-
ri ay n ht thftVthe f
Ines was retriored. Even then a ten- keno], which amounted to nearly $8
5er was left behind untilSundiy,when. was ..given to her, and a vote of thanks
t 'was removed. One of the em lo
'ees of the auxiliary had. severalfrils
broken while at work here. The dam-
aged to engines< was not as great as at liver addresses in Walkerton, Kilmer-.
firstauppossd, being placed -at $1,000 dine and other places. _ . •
, by the Company, exclusive of the cost ,
of getting them beck and , repairing
the road,
carried enthusiastically,
'Mrs Rutnant has calls to speak,in
number of places, and leaves in a few '
days forthenorth, when she will do-
Obituary.
ssOnr_sOollogiaies_thias week sinotirns,
the death of. one of "Ite-,..ptipils, Miss
Jessie E LandeborbughT enIY'daughter
bf Mr and Mie W 0-1,iandeborough, of
Tuokersmith. The sad event occurred
at the home of her parents 00 Elapur-.
dity hist, after a trio Week'tfillness. be -
inning with a severe cold and whoop -
an cough, bitt.develOping into a cOra-
pupation of troubles that affected the
brain and. whole system, baffling the
best medical skill and the constant care
of teeing itarents and friends. Though
only at the Collegiate for a few months
e eceased had, taken rank as one of
its brightest students, and bade fair to
make a, Mark for herself high 'up on
the school's roll of honor. She. seemed
a be fully equipped for a long and
useful. life On etuth, for, combined
with unuseal trental capacity and.
physical energy, she possessed in, a
marked degree an ambitiOn to succeed
in her studio, and to stand tie high as
the highest in her close. Rising far
imperil:1r to all thea excellent traits of
character was her earliest Christian
spirit, and firm and implicit trust in
God, even in the days and nights of
pain that preceded hetedeath.
. The Collegiate ' staff and students
vent beautifulliortil Offerings, . and at-
tended the funeral, an a . token of es-
teem, for her vt,,lioin they had learned
to love. ' • .: ' t '' • '
Though- cailed-away-la her -fifteenth
year, Jessie's life had been an earnest
and energetie one as though a great
deal had to be adeoiriplished in her
few short years 013 00t91. •
,With'It.beattifful life; and a calm,
confident death by which toremember
her, Why should We mourn, ? and yet
there is a vacant chair,' and our hearts
are, nly human after an. We know
aro
Only
the sympathy of the entire COM*
M nity.is extended to her serrowing
parents and Menne at tine time of sad.
ness.
-Gentle oyes we closed -below,.. - •
Tender voideS heard once more,
Smile and tall OS AR 00' go ' v
On and onward, still before, .
Chasi; we still with baffled fear, ,
Smiling eye and wanistg nand
. Sought arid seeker still shall meet',
Lost and found in Sunset Land.
Premier •• Whitney would make no
definite proliblee tothe Ontario branch
Of the ITOMiniOnAllience, which ftsked
that the threAtftlis,olanee abolish-
ed,
•• Winging
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEMOLITION —
A A•bilWa* *week, occurred at these/ P11
-istatioir Aii1VOS•
117 passenger train from Toronto. was
nearing the station a 'freight was pull-.
ing Off the Main track on to., a siding,
Unfortunately the lase car, a, heav
steel ,coal can, did not p0103 the switc
auffictently. The engine caught; the
coal car and thee* it off the trtickis On
'to the station platform and had it been
carried a few feet. further the car would.
have been thrown into the telegraph
Oftlee and wrecked the stb.tton. The
engine was badly broken, the cylinder
an steam , Chest on one side • being,
wrecked. The . freight engine was
coupled on to the. passenger cats and
went on to Teesriater, ,The- ,paseenger
engine will have to go t0'. the repair
Mope. Fortunately no -one washurt,
Mr A Ross was standing on the plat-
form where the coal car landed,hut he
escaped,/ -
Nogs-There is a revival ot indui '
trial life m Winghtim which points to
better tinies. The Union 'Factory,
which has been,elosedforsonie months
called its employes together Monday
morning and is. snow in fell swing.
The Upholstering factory which has
been closed at intervals during the
*sinter, also started to.day, The,
Western Foundry Company Limited,
is • running at full blast and cannot
turn Out • their popular .goods faet
enough tb keep lip with the indent,
and an addition to the moulding shop
is contetnplated. Sunday was oh
served as YMVA day in the Wing -
ham churches.. the morning Mr
Wilson Secretary of the London
.1‘t OA spoke the Methodist -church,
and in the °veep* in St Paul's churcla
In the Preabitertan Church, Mr Sul.
lens, stecretary of county work, spoke
in the morning, and Mr Stewart, of
London in the evening. Jr Stewart
also addressed the Baptist congregat.
ion in the morning, in the aftisinoon
amass meeting for men was held hi
the Town Bali, when 'Mr Canons gave
A, splendid address on The Hind.
Wanted." On Sunday March 15, Rev
IS le Spence, of Toronto, 'secretary of
the Dominion Alliance, will occupy
the pulpit of the Methodist chnech,
Ott Alonday April 12. Rev Hobbs of
Permit°, will peeech the mini versnry
aervices Of the Epworth Leagne of thio
Methodist Church, and on Sunday,
May 3rd, Rev Rankin. of Oatleton St,
eery terefee eon:ions for the- -Metlio.
church Toronto, will preiteh an raver. i
dist Sunday *whoa'
*Seaton,'
Onunon i4oTze--The sacrament of the
Lord's Skipper Was dispensed in First
Presbyterian Chutch, 'Sunday. Bath
Christ as the foundatinn of the Chris- • with A piiinful acCident on Monday"
r • '
• W. R. COUNT
CONTON.
JEWgLER,
In order to quickli..still further reduce tlt. stock
of jewelry, Vatches, Clocks, and Fancy Ohina, we,
° have made our prices so 10W, that purchasers of
our goods vvill not 'miss the money if they buy •
them. The stock comprises many valuable articles,
suitable for birthday gifts, wedding . presents, etc.
„w.comT
J.18WELER„
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