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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1908-06-04, Page 431, Tidi{,I13 ^ - -"'"--ernleesastelterrifficTree—e'eweereeey , tin wipiiiii...mosooswooissoomomosiospo .areatJtine .Sale of Wah..goo4s.'. • STAR TS SATUR.D.A.Y. Saturday ntbrning next, Newconibe's great June Sale of Wash goods starts. No need to tell you that this collection of Wash Goods is by far the finest in town. 'thousands and thousands of yards of the newest Mills! Batistes...Organdies, Cambrics, Dimities, Gingham, Ducks, Vestingst ete., to choose from at the lowest possible prices We want to make Saturday a big day in our Wash Goods •Department, and offer the -following in- ducements to bring you hereon' that day, Cord- mencing Saturday morning, we will sell , Scotch Ginghams and Chanthrays at !tie One thousand yards Canadian and Scotch Ginghams and Chambray's, in brown, green, grey, ox -blood, et°. The best washing colors, on earth, selling regularly up to 18c, Satur- day at S50 yards Colored Dress Muslins at 19e Eight hundred and fifty yards fine quality Dress Muslins,. in eaters of pink, pale blue, • brown, etc., in stripes, pleads earl flower effects; a magnificent array of this season's newest designs, regular price up to 45c per yd, on sale Saturday • Sea Island Yachting Cloth . Direet from New York 'env. . We expect to have on our counters on Saturday a shipment of the new Wash Goods, called "Sea Island Yachting Cloth": brought direct ' from: New York City. This material • is between a linen and a duck, is full one yard wide,' and comes in scarce shades; such as tans, browns; blue and liner. shades, euhable for the -new styles in skirts and coats, on sale at per yard , 86 illeh Colored Dress Linens., •.49e. Just received a lot of .the new Colored Dress . Linens, including FIVE SHADES Ole BLUE, ' bought direct from the manufacturer' in Ire- land. which is a guarantee of good value FULL 36 INCHES WIDE, at per yard : Exclusive Muslin Dress Ends at $5410 Ten only beautiful Silk Mull dress ends (12 yerds). in pale blue. old rose, pink and heliotrope,. nioes- rose and wild rose flower effects. No two alike. Some of the most beautiful designs- ever shown ;in Clinton. Regular $6.50 and ,$7.50 per dress, Satur.• day, each 12 yards.. , .. 357 yards Dainty Dress Muslin at Se • • Three hundred and fifty-seven yards .fine quality Dress Muslin, in a number of pretty .designis, in- cluding pale hue, grey, etc. You would, willingly pay 18c per yard for themeSaturdast • A Big- Saturday Special Silk Ciloves. Fifty-four pair long Silk Gloves; in black'. and white; guaranteed Pure Silk, and equal to anyt $1.25- Silk Glove on the market; sizes 6 -to on i sale Saturday at - ) c • 11 0. GRAND TR RAI L.vv,",,.• s'er, r TOurist Tickets to The official nomination at the Town Relit on Mehdaee WOO entirely formal, MuSkoka, Lake of Bays, TOMagansi, Mr S AndreersheirtgolerktoMrJohn. Maguetawan River, Georgian. Bay, titan, the returning officer. MrAudrew Centre Huron Nomination • completely filled thellit.11 settled down to listen to the opeschee ef•the Candi- dates and their eupporters, The ar. ralagetnent of time was as foliovis;--. Arch, Rielop, ee.M. P. P. (for Mr Oars Fie), $0 minutes ; George Spotton (for Mr Mos ove , 45 minutes ; Dr Ma s or e B•od. Donald. for r Ottrrie) 40 tneautes; r etc., now on sale. Tickets to KaWartha bakes on sale lok% of Seaforth, and seconded hi 31F, Musgrove, I hour and 15 minutes; Mr. June Good. all Season. •• Hoover, town. baring Mr.. E, (Nolo le minutes. Dickinson of Getiericheis his Financial Though .we have a lengthy report of Romeseeherg ExeursiOns. a eat. Me Proutlfoot's nominees were the speeches, see balm not apace for 'Second...aloes retUrri ticketa to princi- pal pointe in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and ,Alberta at tolloWing rates WinielP00 end return, Se2•00 Edmonton and return $42.50 Proportionate. rates to other points. Next ex - , I.. worth pay Jane gni.. sarnie and r Moe Cottle, of Clinton. and Mr, J. Watt,oe Harlock, Mr W a Robe/10one, Goderich, Financial agent. Mr Ptondfoot having • engaged the hall, therneeting that followed eras really his, but Rev. J. Elliott, who was present to speakon behalf ofMr Porter, declined to speak unless he was ailotve Northern Navigation Co. Steaintr 1eave ed to close the meetineriwhich male°. Sarni& at s.se's•s1.* June' WU' '4134eus 0'4 ibv lY contrary topOliticarethiCa; ho Weyer allay .days. sooner than disappoint the audience For tickets and full information MrProudfoot consented to his errenge4 . apply to mene It was agreed that each side F. R. HODOENS, Town Agent, should have one hour, Mr Elliott to have ten minutes out of the hour; at theplese in which to reply. R'Holmes occupied' the chair. Mr Porter said he expected to win, notwithstanding the statement of ins 'opponents to the contrary, Rethought he could look after the interest of the roliticai Pointers ' farmers as wen as. Mr. Proudfoot, and although the later claimed support 012' Next week the politioaA season will the ground, of beieg. born in the counti, be over for a tinae at least, and readers he could lose him unliuron yet. He will have some other form of reading 'asserted that the license law had, been matter.' ' ,, well administered: we now had .good election laws and a clean ballot, and he The Toronto News, (Conservative') jocularly said if some one had not eat - expresses the epinion'that "it is likely eh a ballot at the Seafortli Convention • Mr McMillan would have been the can- only by his strong personality among that sooner or later 4 system Of cies- didate. The opposition lae said, claims his °ciente men that the face of things ere will have to beadopted in the Can- ed the. 'government. Would be defeated :has been c anged and that he has been ,adian parliament." Sure it will, on the three-fifths clause. The redis- enabled tocroll up his boasted major- *, tribution was better than it ever had itY• . But things have 'wain' changed, and indications point out that the line if abeen-goobefore, etc oe rx ei iblaendpetibigee,g°Lvirenritilsertstitebnaldd old Liberal principles that are native Does 'anyone really think that there had been 4 chance of winning in blush Witlisha,me ever the rasoalities to the German character will 'show Centre Huron, except by the,careless. that had prevailed under the Ross ad- themselves at this election, and teat ( • noinietisation. .,, • the electors of the good old townships ness•of Liberals) that an • old political ' Mr Thos McMi'lan, reeve Of Fluliettt of Stephen, Stanley and Hay will war-horse like David Cantelon Tonic!. ;was • second speaker, and live,- trench- once more return to their Best love, have allowed the nomination to go to ant speech he attacked the License now that they have an able candidate scree one else? • Administration of Mr Whitney, show- of- their own nationality in the person -. ' . • ' ing how license boards and inspectors ofelacob Kellermann. luacl been dismissed to Make way, or- . ___......-.--.....—.-_____ • supporters of the party in eobtver„ net - withstanding the Premier' s declaration B118114108S Here's A ssociation. , •••••••• — that he wool(' take the Itemise admin. . istration out of polities ; ho showed A well -attended meeting of the Butsi• ' that the administration in this depart- flees, Men's Association, , was held . at meta had been so eliscreditable that Nimeres Restanrant on Tuesdey night.. the Toronto Board of Commissioners R Holmes in the chair. An excellent had resigned in . a bodyisen, as, a protest ; supper was disposed amid the•consid- eration of subjects of interest taken up. that .scandals had-arin various The, report of the credit system com- pote of the Province. Touching on ' .the spoils system, he pointed out n3ittee was presentedby Fred Jackson, ; that over "600 eppointnients . lied It recorninended Monthly statements, : 'Seri Made in the 3i years, although and that. three months be the extreme outs, 35 vaeancies'had • occurred in the ihnit of 'credit. • Ordinary way. As t the Gerry-. ' It was also suggested that a list of those who are known to be had pay be mender, he did not see how ,any hon- est teen could defend it, and 'claimed kel3t.by the secretary as a warning to • that Whitney's boast of his Willing - new merchants. and the opening Of - nese: te trust the people was contra. now accounts. . ' Me Wesley W Meer also spoke on the eicted by his every move ; the gOv- cuNTON NEW ERA CLINTON, ONT.,. JI.TNE 4, 1908 thern, and theyareomittedaccordingly South Huron Nominations. The campaign in South Huron is vile. orously carried on by the candidates, Messrs Kellerman and Either. At the nomination in Repeal' on Monday the Liberal candidate made a most favor- able impression on those present, and Perhaleshis opponent. Mr Eilber may end out that the riding that has been , so skillfully gerryuiandered for him may not be such an easy else to capture after all. It is true that at the last Provincial election, four years ago, Mr Eilberae majority was a large one, but that *as in a great memiure ow- ing to his being a popular man among' his'countrymen, who are mostly of German descent, but he will find next 'Monday that there is a inan just as ,popular es he is in the person of eacob, leellernaan, who will giserettim the • fight of his life at the polls. This rid- ing returned for a rumbler of years, in bygone elections, a Liberal member by as large a majority as Mr Either could ever boast of, and it has been . 'Why shOuld not a woman have the .same voting privileges as a man? The? , • are intelligent,. eain .0r. lose by many of the laws; and are more interested in the leading issues than many men. We believe good would 'come by the . Milargine of the feanchise so that the women of this Dominion could mark a ballbt.-,- Brussels Post. • . • ___... A despatch from Halifax says :-"It is rumored on excellent authority that PremierMurray wilUresign to contest North Cape Beeton and. Victoria in -the Liberal interests, and will ' enter the Dominion cabinet as either minis- ter of Marine, Or Minister of Militia.- . [Since contradicted.) • _ • , • Mr Oeothers, Who was a, member of the School Book Commission, stated at a public meeting in St Thomas last week, that Mr Whitney will issue free soliool 'books when the new readers come out, When Mr Whitney's atten- tion was called to this Statement, he refused to credit it, and Mx. Crothers has since withdrawn it absolutely.. ,.. 01#114WX imoirloilwilionosinolWiriuninolioni~4001111011010. Tucker and Cooke, and a sheet address t 1 bystuhbeiergteorr, :Church Chimes f next Sunday •Morninf, ilhowlyswhowitosAi.embloveen, ! "In rensembrance of •Hirii." Lord s ever ; Supper and reception of new members WILLIS , 1 after the naorning . service. Evening etk 1 pulpit will he occupied by a represent- ' Communion serVi6e will be he'd • ative of the Dominion Alliance. Tho -e hervice witt.be conducted by Rev. Mr. 1 L t e . The redistribution will deprive quite -Sunday mowing nee . g adies' Mission Circle will .meet at pa,stor's honeeen Thursday evening at subject, and. heartily • eridorsed the ef. ernment was afraid to appeal e to the. fort to shorten credits, and urged that People, hence.its Unfair allotment. of everyone do a cash business as far as the constitueneies He criticised,: T.Tni and said the eepenei„ 'ppssible. . both assured the asseciation that, in vereitY matters Reeve Gibbings and ei-reeVe ()ante; . tura on rural ..sehoo!s was unjust.as Ion spoke,of the Colborne Bridge,. and compared therewith. . . , . , . Mr Mott vehemently claimed that their Opieion,- the site of the bridge gross Corruption had prevailed under would not likely be altered, as. far as the previous administration. It . was information could be secured. • ' a petty thing to allude, tO the dismiss- Mr A. T. COoper introduced a resb- .al 01' e. few minor officials,. while these lution leaking to the toWn owning its holdilig bigger offices had beentetithe awn Electric Light plant, and thereby The license laws were . better en- seeuring an equalization of rates. He That Me WhitneY will. be retetned 'ed. .. breed now, and the amendthents .te . e + „ fi . . :to power has been generally ceneeeded. the license law required that hotel men 't-- - ' • uo ea gures to show discrepancies But. that is.ne reason why the Hurons iu the priceepaid by merchants, also Who violated the law Were tried fel-a • • • • shouldeend him Supporters. thir op. .. . ' , as compared with prices in Goderich. ponents tell us theta strong opposition 'first secz nd or third offence, as 'he uF. Frank Redoes endoreed' Me poop- case4 might be ; vehereaS ft was alsvays for. that teason the. electore should tt, a first otrence.undee lho sooner ..i..ei,_„, _er s reniarks in So far as the camper'. is essential tip- good govetr meta, and . .1. gime. He admitted that Mr Proulfoo .93eris made between Clintonand (leder. Was favorable to abolishing tbe three; le, was concerned. Mr,John Rensford strengthen the hands of 11.m. Mr. Mc- Kay,MT•casting their votes foe Liberal heartily endorsed the proposal for Can iidates. . • • ' ' .. . • . . fifths clause. He Said that it 'wbuld be 0& municipal ownership of Eleotnic Light . . •, • a misfortune to adopt Local Option in , but thought the Assothiation had no ' "--- ` ' Goaerich,• knowing as he did tne etes The rotorieo News; ..tecnservirtive. I business to deal With the question of mthats in the town Mr McKay had no rates, which Which was purely a matter be - says: -The . present majority of the pleetbrere• Fee had aleteedeo things in - tween the company and its customers. Governmeet is 42 in a Legislature ief 08 1 • meinbees. Allotting .the Opposition platform. The gaVernment guarantee - us PP on I.Mr Hoover pointed out the p,.. sition of the Electric Light -Co iii::its require- . Sax •out of the eleven doebttuls, the Of -the C. P. R., bonds was a good. - :iiients to' 'have "regeree, power" for Government majority in the next Leg-' islature Will he 38 in the House of 100 miss transaction. The grant ofi$180,000 'Which it got no return 'The .debate in rnhera," a reduption Of font. The in- to the Lanese Mining Coe svas perfect- ' led to the adoptions of the -following Iv justifiable and the disposal of other : resolution :- "hat - the chairman , dioations are. that there will he • very Mining prePerties brought more mon- ,.appoint a cemmittte of three 40 leek little change in the standing of the; parties as'a result of next Monday's ey into the freewill., In so far as school ; 1 into the matter of •Electric Lighting, •poll,, • . ' ' ' • legislation was concerned, he pointed • witb a view to its being taken oyer by out that the neueicipalities receieed. a. - . larger government grant -now than .. the town!' 1 • - • The following resolution was intro' Under the direction Of the Field they did in 190 and this was also true duced ' and 'parried:- That . this A s- ; Secretary, Rev W Kettlewell; the Do- in . reference to the disposal . of the , sedation of business men 'and others - -your ROoMS 170::,et0. .Now CHOICE: StLEGTIQMS.‘:, Customers are delighted with our 1908 selection, and • are ch.eerful buyers. Without a doubt we have the choicest papers and best values in the history ofthis . department. ..Renierober, Matirof the lines are ex- clusive, and'rnade only to our order, so „the first Cus- tomers always ha Ve the best choice. • , . BORDERS same price as side walls A.PEIL sales have been good.% MAY. 3houlcl Le much better All paper trimmed free Special Prices on IZemnants and small lots , Telt, us exactly the number:of rolls you need and we can make it easy for you , ooper Co., •C L N N - .. . • . . .Clinton Model School. The following is the report for • the month of May. Marks obtainable 400. • -• , . Division]. Med Manning 863 Annie Walker 284 'Ray Cantelon . 347 ()tauten O'Neil 276 Dell Millar 313.-Ernse Andrews -275 Elgin Mason 831 Effie Pickett 27() Bessie Welker: 825. Violet Barge 261 Edna Levis 322.Mary Jackson 26.3 Ed T,orrance 315 Elva Johnston 262 Walkinshaw312 Wilma, Wallis 262 Russell Moffatt310 Nellie Robinson 240 Elmer Ker 297 Feed Cutler 247 Fred Rureyall Division , 287Stuart . Paisley 242 242 _ Junior Fourth ---Lizzie Ford, ,Tohn Hall, Maggie Wheatley; Lawrence ,Greig, _Willie Carling, Grace Walker, Fee Ford, Fred Slonian. Senior Third --Willie Walker, Dora Barr, Manly Shipley,' Willie Rutledge,. Pearl Junor, Harold Cantelon. Jean Merles, lean Payment. L MacPhers- en, teacher. . . • , Division 8. , Senior-George McTaggart, Elmer Beacom', Sydney Watts, Pettit Glazier, Irene Welkin, Russell Moore, • Edna Wastiattn; Nation Gunn, Clifford Har- land, Fred Thempsoe. Junior --Mamie Hail, Lulu Howe Olive Cole, Leona Elliott, Lula Con- nelle Harvey Harland, Roy Forrester, Willie Britton. J Wilson, teacher. Division 4 Senior -Alma, Judd, Arnold'Rath- well, Cela Beacom, , Loretta Barge, Walter Shier, Irene Gould, Lloyd Wil- kie, Wilfrid DickinsoreLtiek Kennedy, - D. A. Oantelon, Junior .Heien Rodeway. Viola Cook, Harold Holmes, Willie Appleby, Austin Martha; Charlie Thonapson, Violet Argent, Itoy chomp. Clare Ohidley, TeachDeriv. Division .5 •• Senior -Harry Shine Charlie Can- telon; Austin Nediger, Clare, Twitch- ell, Eleanor McKenzie, Will Cook, Merle Moore, Oliver lbert Shier, Gotha Wallis, Jessie Johnston,Watkins: minion Alliance is arranging for Temp- License fund,. The school book rine, place on record their distinct disappro. exance Sundays in the different cities. , he alleged, had been broken, and the val of the dilateriness • and hostility and towns of the Province,and next 'levee sums'improperly taken from the displayed by smite merebers of the Sunday, -June. 71h, it will bgiven to pockets Of the people would be saved Council toward VVaterworks, and now Clieten. ArrangeteentEi are being by the reduction . that a move has , been made, will ex - made that Alliance speakers will be in 1Vir• Preudfoot would Much realer pect the Council' to use business like each of the churches, and a mass meet. have joint meetings, at which theean- expedition in • farthering the wishes mg is to be held in the Town Hall at 4 didatee alone would address the elec- of the people. as expressed by a large p m. The program in full will be print- tors, While both 'Porter and Elliott rnajorityof the ratepayers lest Septern- ed and distributed on' Saturdaye hed referred vaguely to the three-fifths bei ' e Clause neither of Ahem had . stated . et le s - : ere es n ord v. orousl denounced a number ofepeople of their votes For Irwin, of Thamesyille. . eight o'clock. instance several, parties have moved N' ONTARIO S BET It will be Teturrance Ily day on t Personal Notes' • 1 Sunday next, an address will be de- • Mrs Peter Cantelon is visieing friends livered by Rev Mr Kettlewell in the " morning, and the evenint setvice is and re'atives at Carlow. not yet decided.. Mrs R.lbert Logan, of Saginaw, is visiting her mothere-ldrs Gilchrist. WESLEY Mrs P. Evans,of Minnedosas is visite will be ine her 'nether, Mts Rudd; of Mare' Next Sunday, June thb, s ree . Revs. Jolliffey:Greelie and Kerr are in attendance on Conference, which lee in session at Exeter. - Miss E. L, McGill, of Chicago, is vis- iting at "The Maples," the guest of lest, aunt. Mss. F. W. Watts. Miss Bertha Doris., who has been in Detroit for soine tune, has refuelled home bringing her lie hew witleberi Temperance Rally Day at 11 a we Rev R F Irwin f Thamesville will preach. 7 p m Rev Wm Kettlewell, of Toronto will conduct the service. A large attendance is expected. ' The League meeting on Mcnday eveningevas taken by the Temperance ..CommitteeetRev Mr Greene in charge. A cornet duet was rendered by Mr. into town from Goderich Township. - They are on the Het there, which is now hi South Huron, and not on the list in tosen.which is in Centre Huron. The consequence they have no vete in either riding. Instances of this kind have happened before; and we suppose will happen again, but they are nevertheless unfair, and soriM pro- vision should be made to avoid it. man, Liberal oteCoeservative, should lose his vote under such circumstances. • •••••••*4 A clespateh from St Tbomas, says: - "West Elgin is only now getting over the reputation established for it in pre- vious years, In the elections since the scandals many Liberals have refused Ball and F Andrews ; recitations by eIrs J G Chewers will be at home on to go out to vote, and many at the lase Russell Moore and Carman Turner: Thurs.-lay afternoon of next week from election voted for the Conservative reading bv Cai man Hall, on the result 3 10 6,and in the evening from 7 until °, nominee. At each of the last few elec. of Local Option in Midland ; Question Mrs Harry Beattie, who has been at tions West Elgin has been held up as drawer by Mrs E cantos n, miss Potts Seaforth since theternoval of her bus ' the 'horrible example.' Now, after gave a solo ; and a nice duet was play- band from Clinton, joined him at quietness has reigned for some years, ed by Misses Olive and Merle Moore. Winnipeg this week, people are seeing things more clearly, the whole program being very inter- Miss Rose Tebbutt; who has been ill and even the Conservatives did not eating; in Goderich with typheid foyer for the hold 'West Elgin Liberalisin respons- • BAPTIST past three weeks, is, we are pleased to ib bleer the things wirleh pat it out of hear, improving. ' power. A thousand new voters breve ' A goodly number of the members Miss Ida Walkinshaw, has given up registered.' and friends of the Baptist church met her position in,the Post Office on ac- tor a social "At Home' on Thursday count of ill -health, and has gone to Thefollowing, from the Goderich evening last. The ladies provided an the country in the hope that the Signal, is a pretty 'safe election- fere- excellent repast. 'and time was given change will be beriefieial, • cast:.,-- Election predictions are gener. for social intercourse, and an oppor- tunity afforded for the friends to be. Miss L . Holmes, one of the teach- suly at a disColutt after the voter ar counted, but we should like to indulge come acquainted with the pastor and ers in the Spawn Business College, his wife. A short programme WWI Orangeville, who has been home for a little. After a careful survey of the sitteetion we are led to believe that in rendered, presided over by Mr. J. B. s. couple el weeks, returned to her dut, all probability, taking every circum- ies on weeneeeey. Hoover, who spoke encouregingly of stance itito account, the succeseful can - the work, and gave a welcome to the Mr I Et Lindsey loft for Wirtniteee Ofl didate inCentre Huron Will be A gentle. Monday, bele ticketed by Frank Hod- nian Whose name begins with .P In Soutlelluron the result is More uncer- tain but from our knowledge of the constituency we have very littlehesita. Menlo Stating our firm eobvietion that the majority of votea will be cast for it gentleman of German descent who hails (tom Stephen township, VP in North littrOn the situation is still more diffieult to define, but at. it is an agricultural constituency, and 48 there is only one farmer in the tield, it is not unreasonable to Suppose that tbe ferment 'Will elect the Man of pastor and his wife In the naine of the church. The White Dyke harsd, under gene. Mt. John Fraser, and Wife, and the leadership of Mr H. Cook, was in eisteriii-law. Miss Elliott, of Bayfield. attendance, and played several Wee- left for the same place on Saturday, dons outside the church, and conteibte being ticketed by W Jackson. They . ted four numbers on the propene all go ae delegates to attend the Geo, Their playing was heartily enjoyed by eral Assemhly of the Presbyterian all, and many .favorable cornmeal Church. ' . were made. A hearty vote of thanks Ws F. W Watts, district secretary was tendered them, being moved bv of West Huron VVomee's Institute, Mr w Rohl'Land See°11ded /*' M r 3) Itit Mrs , ii, nail. and Mr. Prank dal!. Prier. Witu tiiittie more practice, district directors of Clinton branch, . this Band of bright young temperalide attended the annual district meeting *len will Malin to an enviable position held at Wingham onThursday of last 'among the load bands of the province. 'week. It was decided at this meeting The other items on the ptOgram were: to hereafter held the annual Meeting Recitation, Mr, S, Cooke t duet, Mrs. in Clinton, it being the tnOtb central Hoover and Mitt Petinebaker LItead. .ing, Miss Ulla Akan; deft, MOPS. piaen in the district, . *. their own ceding to represent them at Toronte. If they dent the ether fellow teAcetivtihnegenk)otittie intigatthi :nth' Mlitea8y6ote (1W° h aktri will be .lected New, juSt paste this Hennes was Oheaelit to preside over the In ou litigt hard° no eel irt 400narghit 000,,stot Meeting, and the 'big crowd w.liich to bei their ciivn Trews thereon ehe" no : the Council tor iilleged apathy mid ey. hesitation; however, in letting the ident intention to set aside the expres- erectors know that he was out and oue sed will of the people. . . cippoeed to it, and would vote for its Reeve ibbings admitted that the repeal. With Mr Porter he hoped for criticis ight apply to somemembers an honest and dean election, bet it die. of the C nnoil, but not to all. , • not become the Conserv:items to say The eeting was one of the best yet the"blush Of shame should mantle 'the .held b the Association brew of every Liberal," fur While things have been done in the past that 'should not have been done, ' the 00U, / tTownl ouncil servatives had been theAreatest offend. . / ers, the evidence showing that niore ' The regular meeting of the Town Conservatives had been unseated than 'Council was held on Mouday night, .a Liberals. Notwithstanding the boast petition Asking for a °tossing on Hur- of Mr Whitney, he had been utetble to on Street was referred eo the Street expose any corruption in connection Committee. A petition asking for an with the former administration. No Electric light on Erie St was referred credit was due Mr Whitney for adopt- „teethe ElectricLight_Uotriunittee.-At- ing the so-called clean baflot,fer it had a previous meeting a petition had been been introduced by the present Doe received from the White Dyke Band, minion Government. The License ad- asking for a grant, and at the current ministration lied been wofulle bad. meeting a petition was received troni Mr Elliott was willing to quote from the Citizens Band asking for a grant the Presbyterian in support of his erg- of $150; bothethese were referred to a laments, but was not willing to quote committee, consisting of the Mayor, the statements of a minister of Reeve arid Coun Ford, to confer n 1th his own church,,Rev Mr Hossack, Itie both bends and see if some arrange. Proudfoot Was fas or of absolutely inept couldnot be Made between them ee text betake., and he concluded by the festal grant not to exceed $150. It aekirg for, their support on the 8th. was decided to rebuild the fence on the Mr Elliott, he a few minutes reply, east side of the Park, ' The Finance referred to the disfranchising of North Committee recommended payment of Renfrew by the Ross Government, the et. nember of accounts. The receipts Gamey case, ane Alleged that Mr Hos were:- stock -scales $14.05; market - sack had always been more of a politie scales, $17.80: cemetery, $88.75. , cian than a mieister. . The meeting closed with three cheers for the King, London Conference . North Unroll Nomination .--,,, i The Conference is in seSsion at Elm- - ' teroind the lira draftof stations,which is tiever final, announces the proposed , The official nominations for the rid. changes in this vicinity: - G. H. Ha ton, bthyemtroW wnit itn, Wlitnefahaalimon, oonrMeteuhrndia, ing of North Huron were received in eloderich, to. Centenmal Church. Lon - 5 don. IA S Dougall to North St., Gorier- ich. T. A. Stedman from hayfield to °Meer.. Th notninations were as fol- Iowa:- . , ' Grand Bend. W. H. Cooper to myth, L. S. Peid from Nile ta. Atwood 1 E. A. H. Musgrove, teacher, of Wing: W. Conway to Nile. G. R. Durand ham -..by S Bowman, of MOM!, „alio from Eentoiller to Melbourne '4' J, 0. Geo. Spotton, of Wingliam. . ,_ Freeman to .Beritniller. A. I Brown J. T. Curt*. fattrleP. 44 Eon WaWa. to 13luevele. la Tyler, to Walton, nosh, by John N. IlieKenzie,, Of .A.sh- field, and De, P. MaeLlohald, of Wing. . •Ir . ham, ....• ,.. .. -Nifingnam Ai) AtthUr J. Irwin, of ANtingham, was WAN'rell-60.0ceibs. Wool, teletext 'prices named as election agent for Mr. Mao. paid, Also any quantity Nitta aim Essi4. grove and 3, A. Marton, of Whigharn, GEO. E. laNer. Winetunn. AS agent for Mr Currie., NoTge-Miss McLarenwm married to Mr Stewart, of Detroit, on Wedned. day, Mrs A Reid, of town, who was operated on recently for appendieltits is doitig bicely,,, lunior--Bert. Deeves,.. Larene Lang- ford, 'Sadie Steep, Arthur' Grundy, Carl Argent, Lorne Peeves, Fred Law- rence,: Eddie McDonald, Nettie Morris. L. Stevens,Teacher. ' Division • . Senior -Frank Pennebaker, Haiiiett, Cantelon, Poster Copp, Doreen Steph- enson. Clinton Cook, Loyd, Rice, Mer - vim Elliott, Norval McLeanfItene Bernie Hall, jle Neleon, • Junior -Nora Kennedy,Georsia Kau& man, Willie Blacker, Percy Ladd,Sisse el3aities, May Rutledge, Giffoid Beaton, Eva Carter, •Wi-llie Doherty, .Nellie - Watkins. Hattie Courtice, teacher. Division 7 'Class 8 -Erskine ' Evans, Itleldred. ' Cooke Kathleen Dowzer, Lulu Bailey, Leozia Nediger, Margaret Kerr, Eva ' •3:04'°1,:is'214-LMe°taaritay: Uhidley, Alice Peck- ett, Bessie Oilmen, Marion eribbings, Hattie Greig, Fred Grimes, Mable - -Marshall, George Evens, - Claes le -Marjory Barge, Earl Lieer- moeeeWilbur Welsh, Wilfred Seeley, Cecil Peckette Vex Agne*, Elsie Graelis, ulfoed. M Wiltse, teacher Division 8 Senior -Murray 'McNeil, Lyda Liv- ermore, Edna -West, Mary Rathwelle Earnest; Livermore, Nettie Glazier; Earnest Hall, Pearlie Shipley; Frankie Smithiereei.t. ie. eteMcGuhe, Annie lison Mary Clatter,Oarl Warner, Retie Mcdath, Cecil Cook, 'Willie Ireland, Ambidse Meguree, Georgie S4111Ie.v. A Taylor, teacher The Expositor, . says:- Mr Norrcian McDougall, of Porter's Hill, has prov- ed himself to be one of the beat run- ners in Western Ontario. In the big . Stratford to St Marys road race oe ' 1 Victoria Day, he won out quite hand - 1 ily, being two minutes ahead of th second man. We heartily congratu- late Mr McDougall on his success. Bee , is a nephew of Mr Wm- McDougall, oe ' Egrnondville., • IIININONNIONNINNMINI • $10;000.00 Stock of Dry Goods,' Clothing, Mots' and Shoes to be cleared at Cost. Having decided to return to the west, we wish to dispose of our entire stock as quickly as possible, Low prices will do the business. The, stock is all new and up -to date, and, at the present time, is well assorted. The early buyer will assuredly have the best assOrtroent to choose from, and will undoubtedly secure the best bargains. 'Shop early. 'Sale- Begins Sat. 'May 16th. TERMS OF SALE—STRICTLY CASH. MI accounts must be paid at once. Piumsteel Bros.