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ROYAL BANK
OF CANADA ,
" Incorporated 1869.
Paid-up capital • • • • •.• • • • • •S 3,900,0e4
Aeeerve Fund • • ,, , 090,000
'Total Assets.. •,.. s• .• 46,600,000
Head emce • Mosstr•ar
iiranthes in every Province in
iinada, Newfoundland,
uha and NOW York,
MINTON, ONTARIO THURSDAY APRIL, 30, 1908
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SeirOrth , I " Goderich Town0ftlY •
,Avoroivw - Mr Wm. Henderson, mu vuu„...,,woare eorry to hear Of
3141110S Street, who ie in the employ I the moose of Niro a °faces, Mr.John
•17'f the Oanana.Furniture Company, smith so having his verandah painted.
happened with a very_ clanrous ac-
cident on Saturday. He weregoarryinbeen on a visit to ber father in Delhi.
a PEnsozur.4.-Mrs George Crooks has
a board in the factory, when one en
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Mrs F Leonard and son, who visited
Mrs Leonard's brother at Kingsville,
have returned home.
of it caught in a beltsoausing the other
i end to strikehim violently in the face
' giving him a very nasty cut acrose
1 the cheek. The force Of the blow
threw him with the top of his head
against the end of a pile of lumber,in-
I flitting an ugly scalp wound two and
i a half inches in length on the crown
' of the head. The *made were bah
Quite deep and bled quite profusely.
Fight stitches were necessary to deem
I the wounds. \Mr Henderson has hien
' rather unfortunate of late. this bein
Correspondents throughout 1 the second accident he has met 'rang
the world.
oulTrolstiBRANoft.
E. R. Dewart, Manager.
snaps in odd suits,Morrish Lk Crooks 1
Sow Successful seeds, W. McConnell I
, The best Hosiery. Newcombe's."' 4
, 'Wall Paper, W Cooper & Oa .. 4
Two Snaps,Plunasteel Bros , , . . : 4
•Our First year, Walker at Ross........5
Do you need furniture, J H Chellew 5
Garden seeds, W. Linder , ' 5
Men' a strong shoes, C. Hoare .. . 5
Popular hats, poplestone & Gardner 5
ft Notice to creditore,M 5
Tenders for dredging,Fred.Oelinas., 5
Horse Routes: -
riast King, McGregor az Spooner., 5
Madsen Melanite.D Reynolds... .., 5
Young Clendrie, G W Nott .5
Muirpark, 18111, W :W Fisher .; 5
Claymore. B B Stephenson, ... 5
Pasturing, JotrSherman 5
-Wetland Cement, Jas Hamilton... • 5
Pasturage, 0. W. Williams 5
Murphy Bros., Butchers... ... " 5
Goaderich toDetroit, White Star Line 5
Unrivalled Millinery, Hodgens Bros.
Trip to Toronto, Tozer & Brewn8
oeing the boys, Fred Jackson • • • • 8
TO Advertisers
copy for changes of advertisement
ust be handed in by Tuesday
nig ma ransien a S. wi e
. rezeived up to Thursday morning.
sowsemmass
within a year.
• Orms'Erzows, The brethren of the
Fidelity Lodge Independent Order of
Oddfellows, to the 'number of about
sixty, attended divine setvice at the
Methodist Chetah Sunday; when ' an
appropriate sermon was preached to
thena-by-Revs-D.-Rogers, pastor of the
church. Special music was -also pre-
pared for the occasion, Mr Middlemost
a prominent member of: the order
contributing a solo..
ItteKIHOP
Muter -The death occurred -in Mc -
Sinop, on Sunday forenoon of an old
and respected resident in the person of
William Pletcher Grahain. Deceased
had reached the advanced age of sixty-
three years and six months, He was a
son of•the late Rev. Mr..(3rahain, of
Egmondville.
• s
Spring Term
from April ein_merges into our
Summer Term from 'July
Enter now and be ready for.a •
good situation in the early Ant-
nmn. Ne* Catalogue., free.
Write for it •
• Central Business College.
W. H. Shaw, Principal,
lona 41 Gerrard sta.. Taranto.
• . ski -zoo tgegiass
• Mountings win
stick • when • all
' others fail, are you
aneyeglass wearer? •
If se try them with
correctly fitted len-
ses fitted by us.'
*Jeweler and Optfoian.
leaner a marriage '
License
Itanaan-Mr. 0, W,, William's has
rented what is ,known as the Draper
farna, on the. Maitland, It consists Of
over 200 acres, and will make a splen-
did pasture faun, as there is plenty of
Water.
Dgleru-By , the death of Charlotte
Carter, wife of Air sWin Oole, of the
9th ctai, on Saturday morning, April
25th, another old resident has gone to
her reward. Deceased was well known
andmuch respected by all who had
the pleasure of her acquaintance. She
leaves her husband and a family of
four grown-up sons, Peter F Cole and
30 Cole, both of Michigan ; Thos. H.
Cole, On the homeitead,and Wm•Cole,
of Galt, who many will rememberas a
slaw sstudents-in-S.-Malcolnamn kS law
office in . Clinton some 35 years ago.
The funeral took place to Clinton
cemetery on Monday, April 27th,
Belgrave• ,
DEATH. -The death of Mr. William
McOrae, of Belgrave, • on Sunday, re-
moves another of the pioneers of this
district, • Deceased was in his seventy
sixth year, and .was very highly • es-
teemed. He was a member. of Trinity
Chetah, Belgrave, and jn politics a
conservative
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Tuciterainitft .
• NoTie-The .triends of Mrs. Robert
IVhite will regret to know that she is
seriously ill, and not hrproving. The
friends o f Turner's Church- have
contributed .in the neighborhood of.
$400 towards their new shed.
' RE,Ezigotno GRAND MAsnet --• At
the meeting of the Orange Grand
Lodge of the. State of ' Michigan held
at Clio, in Geenesee County, Mr W
M Doig, barrister of Sault Ste Makie,
was unamiously re-elected for a third
'term to that very important position.
The OrangteeZdz4rtegruovverfiil
ra-ViSat
influence in matters 'pertaining to
both church' and State, and it has .
flourished and -prospered very rapidly'
shied Mr Doig became its head. He is
an old Tuckersinith boy and his many,
old friends are much pleased to hear
that his ability, energy and integrity
are recognized and ,appreciated under
the Stars'and Stripes. •
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Cinnion.-The Council Met in Sea- Londeshoro
forth on Saturday last; all the mem- Notas-There hi opposition in the
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berg being- present. ArrangOmente- egg trade here this,week and in conse.
were eemPleted, by which The stone. _uuenee woo has gone up to us cents. a
-effieher will be started -for the season, dozei
s, Butter s easing off in price.
in about two weekiatsair. D Faber- 4 Adams is distributing coal this week
inghtures. pit. Mr Harry Tyndall will for next winter's supply. Henry
again be in charge of the machine,and Holmes purchased a fine driver last
it is expected a large amount ot ina- Saturday from W. G. Perrin. Clinton.
terial will be placsd on • the oads, at; The Boating Club are having the boat
the work done in past seasons seems paintedand: caulked readyfor the
to give very satistactory results. For season's trips. The stew -min will start
this season a second hand, portable, work in a few days. The now station
14 II 0 enaine'hati been purchased to is progressing well, and will be a, con,
?penile the Crusher, which will -assist veruence that the public will appreci-
in reducing the cost of operation.
Some weeks ago Sit James A Bell, en- ' ate.
CHintima.2:1130 special S $ Services
gineer of St Thomas, made an exalt".
nation of the EgmondVille Bridge at held last Sunday week in the Method -
the request of the. Council, and al- 1st chetah were greatly enjoyed 1ff
though his report on the theme has net excellent congre atiens, Rev. A* H.
LL
lystAbe• enareceaVedscems4A-AfrzW ,B.A. ii.
dent thathe thinks it necessary te Dist., S.. S. preaehe two very instrue•
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have the bridge strengthened in some trop and . impressive sermons. The
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way. either to reantotce .the present uarterly communion service ofthe
Lendesboro circuit will be held in the'
steel tress, or to replace it with a
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heavier structure, as the leads Which Londesboro Methodist Church next
Sabbath morning at 10.30 o'clock. The
it Is now required are much heavier
Constance congrd,gation are. expected
than the Present structure, which was
built in 1871,was built to carry,- ac tcsbe present at this service. The even-;
counts were pasted amounting to :
hag servicewill be conducted at the
$137,08. The next meeting will be held usual hour, 7 o'clock.
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in Seaferth•on May goth at 10 o'cjock.• ,
as a court for the Revision of the
assessment toll, and for general busi-
ness after the close of the Omit:
, flolherns
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Nova - Mr Levi Snyder late of
London, spent a few days in this
neighborhood venerating old acquaint -
mace& prior to leaving for the West,
Miss Elsie Bean is visiting with her
sister Mrs Una Stevens, Dr Freeman
and family of Goderich, Orient Sunday
at the home of Thos. Pennington. Miss
Adeline Pena who nas been spending
her header in Goderich, returned
borne on Saturday. far George liabel
bus disposed of his fine young driver
for a goad flguie.' Seedingt operations
are nearing completion in this section
Henry Schwanz informs us that he
finished on Monday. SeirOol reopened
on Monday, no doubt the scholars
were all anxious to get back to work
again. Ha. Ua, the IfidaY'lleld corres-
pondent says leap year is no fizzie
down there, neither Is it here with
, Colborne but what it saving With
Goderich t Trip we expected, to see
something doing after' all Mat poetry,
but probably the bachelors have figur-
ed it tiO -something like this; '
To wed or not to wed,.
-That.sisTthErsattestieo•
Whether tis better to remain single,
And disappoint a few women,
For a While;
Or marry,
And disappoint one woman,
For life. „, • -
GORDON *YOUNG, SR., PASSES AWAY
AT Wen Aor.--Orte ofthe isturdy yeo-
men of Colborne Township palmed
away Monday morning in the person
of Gordon Young, sr., at the age'of
eighty-six years.- and two months. Mr
Young was a, native of Scotland and
came to tbis country- when only.f$even
years, and has resided ever ' since.in
Colborne Tp., assisting in the clearing
up of the land and suffering the hard-
ships usually incident to pioneer life.
Mr 'Young even until. quite recently re-
tained a large amount: of vigor and
energy, and a chat with the venerable.
gentleman was always a source of in-
terest and instruction of life inthe
early days. He was a. member a the
Presbyterian 'Church, and in politics
was a staunch Liberal. He is the last
of the family, but is Surviyed by three
sons and six daughters, as follows: -
Alexander William Young, of Nile;
Gorglon Young,. on the old homestead.;
John 'Young, in West 'Wawanosh ;
iirs.-Sam„Bassat-.--Quihnrslaip ;-
.tdrt3. Peter Bissett, • near Winnipeg.;
,Mrs. Fred Sorels, at Saskatoon ; Mrs.
Love, at Hillsgreen ; Mrs Chas McPhee
and Mrs. Thos. McPhee, of Colborne.
MrYoung was predeceased by his part-
ner-in-life,fornierly &Mist Smithabbout
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eight years ago.
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'Ordered
Morrish & Croo
• Ready -Made
'clothing.
naps 11
dd Sul
In going through our stook
of Ready-made Clothing, we find
that after a big- 'year's, business,
we have many broken lines in
Men's Odd Suits,which we are
going ti clear out at ridiculous-
ly low prices. We have these
suits iI only:_odcL.sizes,_..but if
there is one in the let to fit you,
it willmeanmoney saved in buy-
ing, for our loss means your gain.
We are going to put the whole
lot in at two prices, as ,follows
. 15 Suitceonly,Which sell re-0111MT 9(1
at from $8.00 to $9.00, cleating at • U
25 Suits only, which sell regelarlyt7
at from $10 to $18.50, clearing MA*1.U
8 odd black Coats and Vests, in Cut- •
away style, regularly sold at to tin
from $12 to $15,,clearing at raidtUU '
,We have our new stock of Spring Suits in at
present, and are ready for your inspection. They
comprise the latest styles and cloth, . Our big eeli-
era range in prices at $8.5o; $to.00, $12.3o, $it3.5o, .
$15.00 and $t8.00. We have cheaper or more ex-
pensive goods, if desired.
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Don't fail to see our $4o.00 Special
which is the best Value ever shown to the public.
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Boys' Suits.
Out stock,of Boys Clothing is now complete,
and if requiring anything itt this line; we can con-
vince you that it is to your interest to inspect our
stock before 'buying elsewhere. Prices ranging from
$8.00 to $7.50. All
Morrish &crooks,
"Xing" and "Borsalino" Hat Headquarters.
" Square Deal For Eve ri Man
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•"Dick" Worthington 'Wins
Silver Nadal
genie Clintonians know thatkri It A
Worthington, eldest son of the late Dr.
Worthington,of this town, US, been
studying medicine at London Medical
College. but very few are aware of the
fact that be has been putting hamself
through,aral to that extent was handi-
capped; added to which is also the fact
that a delicate sister claimed Consider-
able of his. time.
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When he was able, under:these cir-
enneltatleesito not only pass with first
clam hcariors,but to win a Silver Medal
as well, he is certainly deserving of
great credit, '
The London Advertiser, in connate-
mentining the winner of theOcad Med-
al, says that "Mr Worthington did
well also, and was a good second to Mr
Macpherson." '
We are indebted to the London Advertiser
• for the abovi cut • .
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Personal Notes
If those bovine erelatives of rriend
irieltias in town or going ewer
notify es et the feet seek week,' we
would announce it in the tiTslY NBA.
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Rev Dr Medd spent Sunday with his
brother, Mr J kr' Medd, • „
Miss Dora Scott, of A.eburrs was the
guest Of Mrs Froward Fowler last week.
Mr Fred Campbell of Ayhnervisited
his brother W Olen Campbell last '
week.
Misses Charlotte and Ida Colborne,
were in Mitchell, Saturday evening,
renewing
-Airs H Fowler and little Gertrude
Were visitors at both London and Park -
bill during Easter week.
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• Mr A E Bradvom,forraerly of Blyth,
and late of the Oak Remake% haeave
understand severed his connection
therewith. • .
Mr Cook, music teacher, has been
Vatatmeftanagut. istablceembe Immo!.
al services at Palmerston. Mr Cook
goes as the singer: . •
Miss May Webb and W. C., Mead of
Toronto. spent their Easter Holidays
at the home of the former's mother,
Mrs W H Webb of town.
Rev W.14 Kettlewell, recently up -
pointed field secretary of the
ion'ailianee was in town Wednesday
as the guest of Rey W E Kerr, • '
Mrs Thos lieachie, of Galt, is Presi-
dent of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Y. M. 0. A. She is an old Olintonian
being a daughter of Mr john°roll:
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Mrs Belcher and her naother, who
has been here for a year, leave this
week for St Thomas, Mrs Belcher will
return -to town in a cOuple of -weeks.
. Ma• Welker, of Portland, Oregon,
who has been visiting his sister, Mrs
J W Eiliott, and sister-in-law, Mrs. T.
Walker, left for home on Monday
Morning.
We are 4.sorry to 'record the. -death
of William Girwood, eldest son of jag.
11 and Margaret ColclOngh, lot 21, con.
-17aGrey, Death came as the end of a
long illness, and was not unexpected,
iitieS-Awf 8-teiiraiE; hilit �ii
Myth,' • spending a week at the manse, left for
Otanomanws--- On Sunday evening Toronto, on Monday, accompanied by
trie raembers of Blyth Lodge, I 0 0 F her friend, Miss MacDougall, of Teets),
To 388, marched • to the Methodist N. b., who was spending the 'validity
Church, where their second annual here with her. • . - •
sermon was preached to them' by the
pastor Rey S Anderaon. • Ile took as
his subject', "Vor.ine to live isChrist,"
About forty of the .• members . were
present. .
COnsensaaaivas- The Blyth Con-
servatives have elected their officers
for the follwing year. The officers are
President,- T Coca; vice-president, L
Brown; Secretary, GI- a( Chambers;
treasurer, .R McComnione. Chairmen
for the two divisions are: NO 1, T Coed
No 2 3-J13 Carter. , • •
• zNeTas-Bainton Bros have started
the brick work on their new double
house, Win Stackhouse is having a
verandah erected at his new bowie"
' . Auburn . .
zing Crown:to, and wan papers, Butter. Eggs.
Carpets, Dace Curtain. Curtain Screens.- Mus -
Large assoitmelit of Lipoleums,*-011'Cloths,
androtatoes wanted. for Cash ox Trade,
W. T. ittramm.
Nozs-s.The Epworth League Anni-
rsayasserviees.beldaasts-SundaYAver
very succeseful; Mrs Dr Rutnam.gave
a very.interestin.g and instructive ad-
dress on Ceylon to the Sabbath School
in the Morning pervide, while Rev. II,
Curry, of Londesboro, gave a stirring
address on League week in the even-
ing. These were followed by a lecture
on Monday evening, by Mee Rutiram,
on the history and present 'condition
of Ceylon. Mr, D Kennedy, of Blyth,
: : spent Sunday wit elatives here. , Mr
• It McGee attendef -the North Heron
• Wingliam . • Convention inWin am last week.'
bound to have three livery stables. --...,...—r-,, "
brueeffeld
LIVERY BUSINESS - Winghara is
' .Goderfch. Robb Tennant, who owns the bending NOTES -Dan Munro has purchased
Disaktias-s The death occurred . on recently.vacated by Cassels & Robert- Mr Scott's old ' store, "The Glasgow,
Satinalitref Eliza Bright,avidow of the son' Will start a livery himself in case Home" ; he has had it taken down and
latelJosepli Spreadbury, at the age ef,_ he can rent his farm.intends to erecta butcher shop on the
75. Years and 7 months.Mrs Spreadburys Witom- A meeting. of 'the public Jot. The Ohl store is an Old landmark
husband died a few years ago, and rhe taloa' board was held on Saturdasa of our town. Peter McKenzie lost a
had been living with her daughter,Mrs evening, Principal - Mlis arae was working horse last week ; it fell dead
George Stancombe. . Mrs R Evans of present. •andaPPIled I or a few 'while „he was plownagat being a heavy
Odderialcand-Miii C Mei, of the Bay- "weekr?leave-oVabsetteei--Ilis -jetlile6t' 'loss to him As he was obliged to buy
field road, are also daughters ot the was unanimously granted. Mr George another. Mr Simons has moved to
Thompson, of Stratford, will eirppir
deceased. • Ilensall, where he is engaged to work
, The asuesia of anso Margaret uo4o,. Mr 1Vluagrove's work ,.during his ab- for Mr Geo McEwen, of that place, Mr
Who died on Friday : a.t Saltford, took eeuee' 1VIr Musgrove keg., served the Smith has moved into the home lately
place on Tuesday. Miss Roes had been board faithfully for the past seventeen vacated by Mr Shnone. Reuben String
living for the past twenty-four years years. If, elected to the Legislature and mother' have Moved into the house
in Sanford withher sister, Mrs. Wm. by the electors. of North Huron,. he they have lately purchased. Mrs. A.
Potts, but was a native of foderich tp, will retain the Position as principal Johnston, Stanley, returned home last
where her brother, James Ross, is still of the wheal until • Christmas, and week from visiting relatiyes in London
living. George ROMs, of Manitoba; is then tender his resignation, . Mr Sage, Port Albert, bas organized a
another brother. • . • class for music in our village.
START/NG To SURVEY - VM Roberts 1 '' Stanley,
has been appointed chief engineer,and ,
with a staff of draughtmen, todmen NotEs-sWe are pleased to noteihrit
and chaiurnen started Monday the Mrs Alex ' McEwen of, the Bayfield
preliminary surveys of the West Share Road, is steadily improving in healeh.
Electric roadawhiela it to be built from Miss Jean Mustard,_ who spent her
Goderich to Kincardine, a distance of Easter holidays at home,- left on Sate
80 miles. It is expected this line will urday for her werk4nEast Toronto.
take two years in construction. It is Mr and Mrs Wm Taylor and their son .
the intention of the Company to ex- Ross, spent Easter with relations in
tend their line when- built to Goderich Grey. The Misses Amy Gunn, jean
sonthalong the Lake shore to Sarnia; Scott, Hazel and Jessie O'Neil, Ruth
a dietance of 80 miles, opening up one Walkinshaw and Edna Lavie, of Olin -
of the most fertile dietricts of Ontario. ton, were entertained by Miss Flossie
It is said this line is to be Operated by Pearson, on Thursday afternoon and
the tf' P R. , evening of last week.
Murtariat - Kaman - A wedding 4
which has been looked forward to,
with special interest took place at the DIED IN SCLAIR, MICH.- Mrs
Bedford Hotel on Wednesday at high Glazier, Albert St, North,received
noon, the contracting parties being_ word on 'Wednesday, of the sudden.
Miss Ethel Veronica Seller, (laugh- death of a sister, 11fre Ann Autterson,
tet ' of Mrs. S.. Davis, . and Mr: St Clair, Mich, She Was also a sister
Stewart Murray, a well known end of Henry Kerr, NVingham, Mr Thos
13eacom, of town, who is a cousin, ac-
PoPular Goderich hOY* now of Phila.
thephia.' The ceremony was perfOr111- C011ipatlied by , Mrs Glazier Me and
ed in the parlor of the Bedford, by Mrs Kerr, of Winghatn, attended the
the bridesmaid being Miss Olive S. funeral. Friday.
Rey M Turnbull, vector of St George's,
' Keller., sister • of the bride, and the DIED IN ROSOOP, OHIO -,--- The
groonisman. Dr Lewis, of the General many old friend:: hero about, -will be
sorry to learn of the death of Mrs
Hospital, Toronto. Maggie McMillen, (daughter Of Mr )as
Andreres) formerly of Clinton, which
The Ottawa Free Press states :-
Among the names mentioned in con-
neztion with the position of Assistant
Chief Railway•Commissioner is that of
Mr William Prouclfaot, K. C., head of
the firm of Proudfoot, ;Duncan, Grant
& Skeane, of Toronto. .
' Mr Fred Stephenson of London,svith
two other gentlemen' of that city gave
an excellent address in the town hall
at Stratheoy' to the young men's
association last Sunday aftern ,on, He
is a son of John Stephenson, -Clinton.
• It was an address that impressed his
hearers Very much. •
Mr J T Currie, of East Wawanosh,
the Liberal candidate for the Localin
North Huron, went to Clinton Colleg-
iate. was married by Rev Dr Stewart.
and is a brother-in•law of Mr Job
-
Cooper. so that Olintonians have 4
personal' interest in his campaign. '
Miss Ella aletsuiee, daughter of
Andrew McGuire of Porter's Hill, and
-dregfiteratf-stdr--Ds-Shatianats-.
as accepted the position of steno-
grapher' and book-keeper, with •the
Noble Dominion Detective Agency in
the Trader's Bank Building, Toronto?.
CEnnort NOTES - The first meeting
Of OWN- M 0 A will be held on Tues-
day evening in their rooms in the Mc-
Donald Block, The meeting will take
the form of a Bible study. Mr W A
Noble of Hamilton, gave an address
to men only On Sunday afternoon in
the parish hall. There Was togood at-
tend:ante, and the speaker gave an ex-
cellent address on the subject, "What-
soever a mark soweth, that shall he al-
so reap," The Methodist • Sunday
School will treat the scholars and
nnemberreof the school to a supper on
Thursday evening Large congregat-
ions gathered in St Paul's Church last
Sunday to heer Rev T S Boyle's fare-
well sermons: The Warning subject
was "faithfulness, ' and. the evening
subjeet "Life's Destiny," Rev. H. E.
Allen preached an appropriate sermon
to Wingham Council, No 222, 0 0 0 F
on Sunday evening, from the text,
"Ointment and perfinne rejoice the
heart, so does a sweetness of a man's
friends by hearty counsel." Prov.
9. There was ag,00d attendance
of members of the order. Rev, G. D.
Sage, rector , of St George's church,
London, will occupy the pnloit of Sr.
Paul's Church next Sunday. Sunday
school anniversary services will be
held in the Methodist chureh nett
Sunday, Rev Mr Rankin, pastor of
Carleton Street 1VIethodist church,
Toronto, will be tlul. preacher for the
day. A 'platform meeting will be held
In the afternoon, 'When there Will be
addresses, presentation% reports, etc,.
Special music Will be rendered at all
tim servieeii.
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We have some\choice
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1 — thoroughness. progressiveness
I.,, utilityenthusiasm, expertness . •
• are our watchwords. Commert
cis/. Steno/00hr. Telegraphy.
Mail Courses in any subject.
...,. ` No vacation.
- Clinton. ' Ensiness College '
The wife of Mr Russel E Manning, of
Dungannon, who has been in London .
for some time on account of ill -health,
returned on Saturday last Her many
old friends in Clinton will be glad to
know that she is improved in health,
and is remaining with her mother,Mrs
Boles, in the hive that her system
13'1Wiliebreebgruieltt up.
have'. to ' record this
week of the death of jag. R. Stewart,
son of Mr Robt Stewart,' Tuckersmith
The deceased had been a, great sufferer
LastSummer he underwent two opera-
tions
in Toronto, and when taken ,
home in ()doter last, it was thought
that swith good medical attendance
an d caretul attention he was improv-
ing, but this was not a fact.
- Mr Joseph Leech of Bluevale, was
in town ou Monday, and paid • a short
visit to his old Mena; Mr Wastrian
and hew J Greene. Mr Leech is one
of the well-knovvnfamilyof 10 brothers
who settled in the northern part of
the County, many years ago. Of the
ten three were ministers of the Meth-
odist church; only six of these
brothers are alive. .Mr .Leeeh was at
one time President of North Huron
Conservative Association.
Among the callers at the New 'Era.
this Week, Were J O• Cole of. Flint.
Mich., and his brother *Villiana of
Galt. "Joelf.! is_well tozmembered as
an esteeined,employee for years with
the late firm of R Coats & Son, but for
about 15 years has, been in business
across the lake, where he has evident-
ly proposed. Mr W Cole studied in
the law office of the late S Malcolmson
but has been a. resident of Galt for
, many years. Both were called here
owing to the death of their mother in
Goderich Township. 0,
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. occurred at her hornet, at Roscoe, Ohio
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Dungannon on the 24th inst. There are° four
DE/int-The death „occurred on Sat- brothers Hying, all being residents of,
urday last at Sault Ste Marie, Ont., of Clinton, except Williano H wile ref
Jane Ann Bell, wife of D. johneton, at sides in California,
The rsmains were brought here for in. ' To OVFNS, London. Sum?. 011, Ooll-
the age of 41 yeare And three months.
torment. The deceased was the See011a
rmil Glee. Elpotton, Principal.
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Mr J Bowman, of Guelph, who is
knowntofstockmen as a prominent
breeder of Aberdeen -Angus cattle,
paid a visit to Olinton on the 27th. It
'was the first time he had ever been in
Huron, though he has travelled ex-
tensively, but he had, heard a good
deal of a particularly" complimentary
nature about the farm and stables
owned by Mr John Ransford, and
wanted to see these for himself. Be-
ing the breeder Of the Aberdeen -Ang-
us bull owned by air Ransford, and
having heard it highly spoken of, Mr.
Bowman was naturally anxious to see
how it had developed. He was greatly
impressed. and filled with admiration
for all he saw at Stapleton, and frank-
ly adraitted that Mr Ransford had
rearion'to be proud of his stock .and
farm
list, Specialist, will be at . S. IL
daughter of Willis Bell, of Dungan- Holmes' Drug store, on Thursday,
non, and it eurvived by font' sisters May 28th. Glasses properly fitted,
and. four brothers.: Mrs Thoretie john- deafness, eattuth and -failing eyesight
etc% Mrs John Johnston, Mrs Robeet treated.
Johnston, of Goderich.and Miss Nattie,.. ? Mr W Murray, foreman of the Jack -
at Dungannon, and David at illiatils, sok 's Mfg., eilfabibihniellt at Goderich,
quo ; JIMA and Robert, of Goderich, renewed acqueititances in Clinton on
and Ebner, at Detroit. Wednesday,
• COnstant e
Outrneu-Owing to the Quarterly
communiqn service being held at the
Londeebiarif y Methodist church next
Sabbath morning at 16,80 the sevyice
in thd Conaletnce chureh will be COI/ -
ducted at 7 p.M• by' Mr Robb Clarke.
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Local Elections
J tine 8th
NOT GAPE Ar -m-
-THE ANI(I-E
• Pmpress Shoes have set
a standard for style and
quality that has placed
them amongst the higheat
_wade work.
They act as magnet
for the better class of trade.
The customer who buys
the Empress Shoe invade •
'ably comes back -r there, •
why. we sell them. „
R. J. CLUFF„ Mutat,
The date a the rrovineial eleetions
is announced for Jure 8. Nominations
will take place one, week previonsly,
Monday, lune 1.
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MOLSONS RAM
OnefaPors.ted by Act of Vermunent1330
Caatal Authorized. . $5,900,0111
Capital paid up . 53,372,890
iteserve Fund . $8,372•30
Total AsSetanver 02,000009
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JiturinelsTranailetedl.
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$1.0D IS ell iamb is reanired to %Pen 4tel
adaorait t meter eau be aeoesites in OSA
or More notes, subiect te withdrawal tar
sheets, Interest Paid tear timet a Ylar•
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