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Our Simla' not a question of:price, but itnalitY• •
Like in Sverything. else Qu'airt7 is qirevea in
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PAYS 'SPECIAL ATTENTION; TOe• , •,
SAVINGS. ACCOUNTS
Interest Paid, 4 Tittles a/tear
Total Assets • •• '! • " $46,3400100',
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HEAD OFFKE. MONTREAL.
Clinton and 'Brueefie11.4
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44 CLOTHING CLOTRINO
Fur Coats
I Must Go.
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Now is ijoUr chance to bug a•Pur
Coat at manufacturers '
prices.
• l•only Fear -lined Coat, Qhinose Otter Linfirg,.1sTo4 1 Shell Ot.
ter Collar, regular $100, foe. .. , . .... $76
1 onlY Pur.lined Coat, Hai lining, Persian Lamb Collar, eg_
ulariK15, for •' 575
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1 only,,Pur4lnes3 ()out, Batjined; large aite,"•regular $05,, for -
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2 only Fur -lined Coats, tireolati Mink titled, %regular 1010.90 ,
for '4145'
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1 only Coor. Coat, ninety Maiked, regular8$80.POTfdr......... 545
• 2 only Coon Coats, small size; regular 4140.00 for. 48, 535
2 only Black Bulgarbin Lamb, regular *26
• 1 only Black Dog Coat, regular $20.004 $110
1 only Black Hcirse,bide, regular 00,00, for „..•884.� ..e. 8844 *24
Men's and SOUS` Caps.
4 dozen men's and boys °cid Sites In Cape, regular 25e and Saea
to clear at.... b.• • .* f01,101. 61444,4V0%06.*144,4) Ali, 0154'
"A Square OW ,Every Man."
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M RICROOKS
Sgegossors, to liodgeot �ros tothitig Store
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GOOD TIMES IN 11/400SyAW: • • ,
The financial .stringenez is about to
Ize.a thing of the peat. A man found
,a dollar .on the street yesterdaY; and
intendslooe. ia$
tQput it W• News.
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EDUCAtIVAL 'SERVICES.'
• Edtteational anniVersary •ietvieeS a
the 11100u:dist churches of Clinton wIll.
.he held bn. Sunday, Feb.. 2nd, when" the
'Rev.De. Warner'"of • St, Thomas And,
'Rey, .1; W. Orribara; B. A, of Tome -
to will be the preachers, •
,gutfoN, OADIfotS,
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T4e AMIUal'-at-heri10- Of' the ' Ourian
AsamiatiOn: will be held'
in the Temple blinding on Friday
ev-
enng "Of' next week. 'Over. one thous-
and:invitations have ben' issued. The
M. M. P: P.'s, IVIalors. Ged;,,
erieh, Clinton, Seaferth and Wingliani,
as well as. a nuiither of newspaper
Men frord'the cid -win*, are expect-
ed to ,he pres,ent •
,COMING., ;•
J W.•Beugough, recently -sate one
of his crayon. sketching;„ , entertain-
ments at . Lakeside,. Ohio,and :the
•"Nows": speaking of theevasion
Said • Bent-C.4We,, ;versatile
talent 'enables, him to ,entertain in
audience .very delightfully 'with, pare
clear arrtusernent.., The citizens 'vas-
tre of Clinton have .secured . im -.Jot
Friday, . Feb: 141.h, St,. Valentine's
Day. , ;,' •
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NEW ,ONTA,1.O01 1‘
renewing' hiz subgcriptien• to The
.News-RecOrd Mr. Jas.' Barkley. if
,Echo Bay, New Ontario, r writes, 4•.:4t
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man in Huron sOeakS".of having. grown
potatoe weighing one ponntl- eleven
lonices which he thinks is something
wonderfuh brie of my nephews weigh,
ed a number' of his best ones.: 'and
they tiliped the stales' at three pounds
each. '.One .and a. half and two pound
tubers ' were Mute plentiffil. You
can't beat NeW Ontario."
TUESDAY'S': MAT}1.
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• The hockey tearn played in. f-eatorth
Tuesday' evening and lest by sisi, goals.
to$ three. The game was .hard fought
•throughout but the best 0,1 feeling
prevailed. our tom, *de weakened
bY, the absence .o Clarehee Sheppard,
.who has been, • "under • the weather"
since-,-ithe Godenteh match, while
..thongii Claret* COPP, andBert John-
son olayed-4hey---had--arot--ftill -
erod from last Friday .evening's ,game.
Howeyer, •SeafOrth won:. the match
and the distriet. • • • .
Al30urr, THE COIIEGIATE.
'The first meeting of the Collegiate
• Canada Club was held. last Thursday
,inkthe assembly room, . •
The programme began at 3,39; with.
President illeQueen in the chair. The
milsicallart ' of the programme con-.
slated of • a. piano solo by Miss E.
Wilts°, vocal ' sae Frank: McKenzie',
violin sole 3diss G. Chant. ,
The debate on the -subject, "Riesolv-
`ed that Canada would be justified. "in
excluding the .'0,rienta1s' was decide'
in. favor of the affirmative. The af0r.
illative speakers , were Mirses Holmes
and East and Ed. Tye. The negative
was upheld by ' Misses Gunn and. Ker
and James Canneron. • •
, Mr, Brydone has very kindly of-
fered a set of Ward's 1Jnglin» POkiO
as a prise for the highest average oil.
lish -and History during the '" present
tabled •14y pripiV of form IV in Eng -1
e m.
Principal Gundry offers 4rritlit
prize for, • the highest' average in
Mathematics and Scienee n the
same form. No pupil will be awarded
both prizes. •• . • • ,
DEATH, OF 11,013T. DOWN'S, SR.
On Monday Mr, Rent, Downs, St,
breathed his last at .the 'home of his
son, Mr. Richard Downs,' Blyth, Where
he had been visiting since • about
ahristmaS. • • •,
• Mr, DoWnS was born hi 'Yorkshire,
England, in 1.8,31 and 'whena youag
man mate to this country, -.After.a
short residence on the Bae Lin Hul,.
lett, be removed to Goderich where
he Carried on businesst • as. a black-
smith. Later he located in Ailburn
and after spending some years there
he came to Clinton thirty years ago'.
He bought the praperty now known
as the evaporator and along side he
bought Si blaeirs.mith. In •addition to
carrying :on ,a 'general blacksinithing
business lie manufactured , saw Mill
dogs for which he held a, patent. In
those days therd was quite a demand
for those articles, ''
Some yearsago 'Mr, Down.s retired
from itetiVe Work and since the death
of his wile --he was 'twice married-
he'made his home with his sons.
About a year ago he was attack'
by a,poplexy• and hovered between lite
and .death., for some time, but • hie
strong constitution tided him over
though he did not fully reeover. For
• couple of weeks previos to his
icath he was III and the end was mi.
expeeted.
• The intention wag' to bring the
remaitia to Clinton and hive the, fun-
eral take place from here, but owing
to the blockaded eowlition (A • the
roads it Was deemed advisable to have
It go tram Myth to UPS cemetery
on the nate Line direct. The int*
meld took place yesterday afternoon
and in kite old family plot the re.
mains, Of this sterling pioneer are
now At rest, The servieea were con-
ducted by liev. Mr, Anderson of
Myth, The deceased is survived ` by
one daughter, Icifra. „JoSepli. LawSetio
Auburn, and three sots,. Will '011 trOr011.•
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It's agood one. - Don't ntissthe opening chapters.
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BAPTIST OtIURCI-L ,
The Rev. E. Grigg will Ocuoy, ihe
• Pulpit Of the Clinton and Base Line
Baptist elturches on Sunday. Every -
betty' weloonte. . •
.THE tf.,,OCAL MARXET,'
• Wheall',„ bile to 02e.'.
Oats; 45c to 5„ •
Peas,, 80 to 'PO. •
Bar1ey,...654"to 70e.
Butter 22C to 23c.•
• Eggs, 240.• to 25e. • '
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"LIKE A. LETTER IkEEKI,,t4
• ,In 'renewing her subscript -ion Mr.
Thos.,. Campbell et :Paltelirn;`,
writes : ;'We *Quid be lest. witnoni,
The.,News-Record' which keeps :us
poSted in , the' hapPeningt of; he gOgd,
Old comity Of Huren, We are having
10VelY vint,et. There is. no need. for
fur 004,7' • .
'WARDEN 1VIeLEAN. ••,
Mr.• Robert McLean ..of. Goderielt has.
been eiected Warden -of. Huron county.,
The; honor has been worthily •won
for:Mr.. McLean is not only a public -
:Tinted citizen •Of Goderich, but a,n'
energetic.- man who will endea.vor • to
advance.; the interests •of the whole
county.. • Tim •News -Record. greets
Warden McLean. • "••••• • •
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WHAT, ROWDIES CAN DO.
' Chtaf Whoitley who was assaulted'
by a number of rowdies from Goderieb
on •Friday' evening last, i st 11 00n.-6
'fined to his home as the reault a in-
juries he received- It is up to • the
authorities to see that encoreof the.
lay are protected in the discharge' of•
their duty- and that the aforesaid'
rowdies..get 'their desierta. : •
.CARPFIT, •13.ALI,fACH
The - carpet ball match, played •latt
week between the C, 0. F. and the
I. -C. F.' resulted -in favor Of • the
f ore r: , as, the fll
ollowing score wt
showfl
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C. 0..• F,. -LG: COO,' M.• Orions, !.- H.
_'Glazier, • J. rinch-25. .• .
1: b. f. -J. J. McDonald, W. Walker,
,..T: Graelis, F;* Drawn..... '
C. 0. F,--.1. Dodds', E. Finelf,, j. P.
,Slieppard, T,. D. Johns -ton -17,
i• 'O. F. -J. . Cook,. R; A. Bell, .0.
Crick JW
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'WILLIS ' CHURCH,' '. . • ' ' ' '
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The Yottrig People's (kind met as..
usoat Monday evening, Miss. Ida. Walk-
inshaw cleating witlr,-thirsimjeet. "Het
Godspeaks to Man, . Ten/ slY.i.y.
Next:Monday .evening IS 'to• he
a special: evening fOr the young tiei.tple
Miss Ida • Lindsay taking the tapic,
..`e`The Young Peoples Missionary 'Move -
'Meet." There is; also, expected .to. be
atsheirt progra.M.
Communion . day : will • be held . on
•Sunday. A. preparatory service wili
be held ttheol raw afternoon,' at 2.30' •
ReV. Mr, Sawyers ,of' Brueefield• coil -
dieting the service. In.stelit of the
usual service Friday 'evening if was
held Veednesday evening •'instead ' of the'
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prayer, meeting, Rev, Dr, 'Stewart
haying charge.-
'0NTAR,I0 ST. pa6Ficti. , ..
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Educational 'anniveriary. -- services
will be held in Ontario . St. Church
.next Sabbath, At lif a. m: Rev, J.
W. Gre,ham B. 'A, of Toronto ' will
preath. The &ening service will be.
taken by • Rev. • Dri Warner, 'principal'
of Alma College, St. Thomas. A lib-
eral offering is expecttd. • • , .
'.. Monthly . fellowship' therriee froth ll
to 11 a.. M. next Sabeath. ,' " •
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• A ' most .intereiiing address' on • the
"Evangelization oL Africa" was ,given
by Mr .• 0. S, Hawke -on Monday &-
ening.' Mrs; Gibhings, Miss Gibbing
and Miises Wiltse and Dowsen • , con-
tributed 'pleasing duetts:,.
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Rev. W: E. Kerr . preached :en ,"Blas-
phemy" last •Suilday everting,
The Epworth League is taking; bola,
of "The Jean Valjean." •story enter.
taintnent with an enthusiasm that,
will insure success. Everyone • sheul&
hear this most fascinating story told
by .1f:qv. Dr.. Cleaver in Ont. St.
church. on Monday, Feb. 10tit.
GOOD TIMES ? ' '''' •
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Mr. Frank Wilson, formerly ox town
but now filling a goo& position • in,
Hamilton, 'in Writing to The ble.ws-
nec"Wtirea
d. grt,b
Y8.4,1'ng a very ;pen :and•
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mild winter here this year. -,We have
had Sleighing two or three imes and
each time it , has gone within a 'week.
.We had quite a' snowfall ' last gight
And in the sectian of the city • in
which • 1 Am located we have odd
•sleighing, ,, .„ .
Business is almost at a• standstill
and has* been for some time. Tho fin.=
• ancial •depression. • has thrown thous-
ands of men out of emPloyment, The
Deering works whith generally •em-
ploy . about 8000 men are now efnploy-
ing 'about :• as many Inindred. .The
Westinghouse %Melt employas many
are now employing only about
halt the number and working four -fit-
• tits time or 8 hours nor day tWo of
the „latest industries in the city.
Smelter industries suitor in thesal
proportion. fluilders and contraotors
axe tied •ttp, Real estate sales ere,
few and far between. In foot it is I
all 'summed up in the yeti suggestive
wet& Of a Dago whom I talked with
one day last week, he said, “Dig
factory, no money; me no work, no
work; no money, no buy shoes."
• Consequently business is fiat. • And
yet Hamilton is not as WHY off
as Sonie of ottr Oanadian oitie/ front:
• the rcpbris wo hear and it is certain
• that 'Weare better off than our, sister
cities across the °order." ,
DOUBLE DUTY.•
While Chief Wheatley is alt
for reasons whiCit• ere .elsewhare ex-
plained, ..Vonstable Welsh is doing, the.
Work ot Its office- ',and thatof • tilt
Vhiet 41,.S • WeA4 aoStable. W'elsh
Alwaye OD. the WON, wben needadv
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tElt4700•Sr 4NIVAI,W ••
•The 'first °arrival Slf uto season Will
take place in tttp. rink On Friday
ening - of :WS" week: A good list of
ptlzes:- has Olean arranged for " and
Manager Davi is -inaking sueh arran-
gements as will 'ensure a sueeeSs. The
band will: • be In attendande; '
NEK/iy .catatOkf, ,„ „.
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.4dheational 'anniVerSary'. 'Services
next Sunday, $7b. 2nd. At 11 a, re,
Rev. Dr. Warner ot St. ,Thorna,s will
Preach and Rev. .J. W„ Graham B. A.
et Termite ;will preach at'S p. m.
'collections and subscriptions will be
taken' in, behalf of The 'F.IdiictUenitt
itir are'weleome: •
'A NEW FIRM . • .• „ •
• The store lately : 'Occupied by Miss
•Cantelon has beers leased by. Couch 41
• who. will open out . with a, • new,
stock of fancy, arid staPie. dry goods
on, the first of. March,' ple •tnembos
of' the new finn a,re Mr. percy Couch
arid his sister, Mrs. Ross, . who enjoy
the entii•e centidence . of. the normatin-
ity, •They have both bad...an es:tf.viled
experience in the dry. goods. 1 .isiness
and wilL no doubt, command a good
share of ,the trade: . .
"LIVLE LOCALS,' ' •'
'Mrs. G. D. McTaggart entertained
On 'Tuesday ei'inuing, • •
The South: Huron' County .L. 0. L.
meets. In .E.Xete,r next Tuesday.
A number, of • • county councillers
Visited ,the House of Refuge on Tues-
day:. • • .
"Scotland in song and, story'? will
be givenin the town half on • the
eyening of -February. 25th. •:
A coii-cert will be: given in the town
hall this..evening • •Iinder the auspices
of the' fife and drum band. . . •
.Mr you. .Downs .arrived from Tor-
'onto- on Tuesday 'evening to attend the
funeral of his father; the iite Robert
Downs Sr. •' „ • • .
• The regular nionthly meeting of the
W 0 T 17. will be held it the home
of Mrs. A. T. Cooper on .Friday al-
terneee .at 3 o'clock.: • •
Mr. -j. J. Ward of ;Varna was . in
town 'on Monday :on his way to visit
in, the--southern--,part,..e •et ce
on but
siness and pleasure ben.
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An ,94,1tr,9_11,,.Boit Who h, 4-.4
' ''.Tfi,iCtts1 Of (fic.;
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'Washingrpf, • 1).. p. Jan.„ 0,....T. C.
IConnell, on, yk,,.,ttu,,,,InuetIirOnlinelkt
farmers in lIarktiltettrl•pOility;I' t• North
Dakota, andk..wh, .;stend# nileb., of his
time in .cflinefPO*143,21441...fecn i
Washington tor the past tin days ac -
comparted by Mrs: Connell. Thereis
probably . no man. who ,-visits the na-
tional capital better knoviol and
i-nore Universally liked than 1V1r, Con-
nell.
, President Roosevelt knows him per-
sonally and ,every -time he meets him
always stops and chats about North
Dakota and tlho days when the presi-
dent was a cow-puncher'on the' vs&i-
ern plains:, - ' •
Th e other day Mr. Connell called on
the "P.e.41V0elivAl9 40Unediatelv. recog,
nizerf Ithfc 'and .innutied'''afiartV con -
tions,in North Dakota, adding that ho
was always interested in North*.D4
kola sand North' Dakota, Tole.' - *
' c'ci understartO,'” said Mr. Connell
addressing 'the preSid40), ';:: !fth4 You
have tome 'fint .beirses."
"The •bet .iii tiiii:• Pitt '.4Oi ' the 'coun-
try," -replied the president,_ "and I
want your jinikinent- as fcit Ailior 'qu41.-
ity. 1, Avill,dpprehoi if: cr,roti: ,wiil
.ste0eyer AO. the stable ' antit'IOok.theni
,over and tell 'ine '1,-yliat.a,NOrtli;001•Cf42,
'man thinks of nom ,anirnats,. t" -
caning a ine'ssenger, the president
directed WO Mr: Connell be shown his
;fancy , Wedded ' horses. •Aocoropanied
by the messenger Mr, !Connell Went to
the stables and -there perscmally tri-
Sneoted.the various aninials, ; • . • .
.When. Mr„. Connell- entered the pres-
ident's office the second' tinle the pre..
ident inmillsively inquired." :: .-. -
"Can. You beat those animals in
.N.ortir Dakota .?".:. , .. .... ; ..
' -"They are mighty.. Anel" said. : Mr:.
Connell, •hut -•---i . .., • • ., • ' . •
' Here, the -President broke in 'with
the exclamation ; : • ...,
•-."Of. course yeu would add a but oi'
an 'afid,' or an 'if,' and I am not
cer-
tain,hut You, are 'right. They: de, not
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grow any finer stock than they do in
North.t,Didtaktr,i i...•'''_.„. •,_.'• -,;.•,•'' ..„:.• 'i: :1: '•
: .-Yourit;v:Ifeace right,?'-"sii&-liar,'•t.Ten-
nell,'". and I 4.191etp need tosay any-
thing more to you on that Score."
While there 'Mr, . Connell .V.sited ths
National cemetery. at. Arlington at the
request •of -Professor.. Colaof thethigh
•school al Hantiltorf and looked' un the,
burying' ground of the professor's fe:.•
ther who was an officer, in the Civil
• • Mr. G.,,Denatead and Mr. W. T. Rid-
dell have treated the interior ,of their
stores to a good painting. .11.1r,..Den-
stead's store lookS 'exeeedinglY:bright
and cheerful. . , •• • . •
The annual meeting • of the •Anburn,
Association Was held. on Sa.tur-
day evening and the following officers
cleated': • , . • .
Captain, Dr. C. A, .itewson •
• ,Treasiirer; Dr. B. 0: Weir, .• •
Secretary, E. ASquitb • r.
The, inembers decided to held -their
annual oyster supper early in: Jan-
.
nary.
• Mr. • Ernest 'Robertson attended "the
Y. M, 0.,:...A..,cenvention in 'Clinton
last Thursday., • • • • ,
Mss Maggie Snail. who his ben.
visiting friends ,hart; returned • to her
home in Toronto on. Monday. • .•
• A number of our. young people form-
ed 'a ekatfng party to 'Myth last Fri-
day evening..
• Miss MeCurnmins of Blyth spent. •a,
few days last week with Miss IJAttie
Ferguson. • •• .
Tbe Auburn Honst has dosed its
doors • to the public. Local ,Option
people, "It's:up to . you:"!
New Astvertoonepts
uotion Sales -T, Brown -0. •.
r„4. Great Sale.-Newcombe's-0
9 Klondyke Tables-HodgenS,-.4 •'
• SOteial PrieeS-E, Jacobs' -5 •
'What YOU Save;;-Vred: JaCIE5OW"5
Tenders Wanted -i -Jas, OaniPbell • .4'7
Stock Invigorator -W. S. R. Minna
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`A. r•-; .4•4'
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Bayfield •
Arr, teilliain Sturgeon, 'Who'his been
.in rarettort fOr the pAst-three months ';';•
returned home last. week,. v
Mr 'Wflam Tippet • of Billings', •
Moiltankf.ze the -• griest' of his Parents,
Mr..; and ;Mrs.. John Tippet. • „,,
diss Ada Roua,tt of London spent a
few'. day's under the parental •tool
1t. rni,re.eYe,t aitended '
medting, Of ithe rte.sji cduncii 't ofia
orio tide Wed.
Mrs: E. Elliott and Mts.. Cowie are ,
conlined JO plielr. beds :this 'week with
an !attack •01 'Pneumonia. •
Miss Clara Erwin left On Wednesdayr , •
forf.;Derlio.cto taka.a..,posittenc e 4,
7.he. ball given V the L 0; F. in;
the -town hall on Friday evening last ‘'
was Well •- attended,- The rnusic w‘••• •
thraished by Mr. and Mrs. McDon-
ald of Porters' Hill
Everything passedoff nuietly' And
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report a good time.
„Messrs. )1, Willtains'Afia E: yMogut.i.;
of Zurich attended' the 'ball;
on Friday evening last. • .
The Weekly Mail *lid Empire" and,
The NeWs-Record will be sent to any".
address for ,one year; for only, $1.23.
This is the biggest bargain , of Alla,
se,asen ingood-newspapers, c
• 'Brucefield. „
The Mini friends of Mr, 7.teit'e. • Henri
will be pleaSed•to hear that:she is •on
the mend •After a -severe cold. • •
Mr,. Henry Smith, an emigrant out• • '
from England, heif,inoVeti.
house, opposite the tiixen IIQtel. ;
J-• H. O'Neil' has gone to Toronto •
to take a course in 'the Business,, Cot-
lege•thete. - •. ' • ,•
The many friends of Mr. J. T. Reid .
Will be pleased to hear that he is
able to be around Once mixt.
biter' congregation held a Meeting •
Friday, Jan. 24th to decide ' about
building a. new "church. ,It .Was , de-
cide& in favor of a new church.. •
„Mr. Cbrinell has been spew mg. •
good deal of bis time at the capital
With the Grind Perks and North Da-
• kota people, particularly with Maier
ii-Iamilton 111r..'..1:11ktesiii "priva,te seere,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Xing of In-
gersoll sPeat ,Sunday with the form-
er"s parents. .
'The iea meeting held -in Knox enurch
on the evening of Jan: 20th was larg-.
ely attended and in every waytwas
deeided 'success. Tbt ladies of . the
congregation showed plainly by ihr.*
good supper provided that they . are
second' ito none as Obits. By eiztit
(Meek the large auditorium was fined
to the doors. ' Many people .were pres-
Mit from Blyth, Godericb, Dungannon
and other distant points. Rev. Alr,
Small of Blyth acted as chairman
with him on the *germ were Rev
Mr:' Smith of .13eachvtlle, Rev. 1VIr.
Hartley of Blyth, Rev, Mr, Jones ot
Auburn and Rev. Mr. .Leekie f
deshoro. The alcove was occupied by
the Blyth choir twenty strong under
their leader Mr. Joseph Stalker. The
audience left, indebted to the 1?-lvoi
people for, the selections sung by the
ehoir and the solos given by Mr.
Stalker and Miss SuninArs and the
recitations given by Miss Verna, Ben-
nett. Mr„ Sinith spoke for a lett
mini'y
lles 00 the craze for lublicit,
through the press. We begMr. Smith's
,pardon for even Mentioning that he
made an address. Mr. Hartley gave
Pithy address on ohaiottx, 1).)invog
out to his audzenee that chara,cter
the only wordly, thing that we take
with" us i when we depart Mr, Jones
spokes On" ot, 0404ant
make good citizens of, foreigners own-
ing into Canada. Mr; Lets* gave a
humorous address on "Its' the Lucki-
est Thing on Earth , be Dom i•
Scotland." The sooial an Tuesday
evfting was also a marked woos and
with the offerings of the Anniversary
sertfees neatly $500 was raised to.
ward paying for the sheds, °
The Wen
ekly Mai and Empire and
The NeWs.Itecord will be sent 14- Any
Address for one yea for only ,
This is the biggest bargain of the
season itt good newspapers.
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tarr to genatOr Egnsbrough, and Mr;
Farrar, -private,seeketary, to Me -
Cumber. has ree.eved: Many
courtesiei at. the ',hands . Of ..the? delega-
tion," : • ; -
Mr. Coenell tti,wliont -the' s.toii,e
spatth in a •Grand Forks paper:
refera• ' is an nld I1uron boY
and a ane -time : resident of Goderieh
anoen ijai, an 'nonoa doisriarot:
five years Ise for the West.
I -le, • aeconinanied• by Mrs:
is now litre on a visit on. •their way.
home ftbma inenth'S visit in Wash,
in,gton and tile Eastern .States. hey
are the guests of their brotther-in-laW
Mr. John • Johnstone, Rattenfiluty• t., •
and will•.reinain here for a 'month • or
se'. Mr: Connell's 'old associates are
Pleased with this oPPorthnitz • • of
again. ometini him.: He is an. uncle ol
George and, Jelin Connell of Goderich•
township and . a. brother of Mr. . D.
Connell, Clinton. ,
-• .;
Loicion RoAd. •
Miss Pearl Hanley, after a .fort-
night's. visit With goderieh township
'friends- has returned home.- '
• .
• Mr. J. Shipley had a wood bee on
Thu' -'ay last and succeeded in ;get.'
tint: 'year's supply cut. • . •
Mws Edith Jennison left on thins -
day 'last for • London to .resume her -
duties' there. . • , , :
Miss Flossie Cele .of GOdericit town-.•
ship 'returned on Wednesday- la,st after • •
• Week'e.. visit with her friend; MisS
pearl Wise. ,
Mr. Robt. Raney has been on the .
sick list and is not improving as .
last as his inany friends would wisli
G, B. Hanley is busy drawing •
stones frOm Mr.. Le. Peacock's • of . .
Hullett.• He intends raising a stable
in the .near future and is taking time
by the forelpck so that he witi not .
be mitred in that season, • .
. .
How does yeur subscription to The. •
News-Ree2rd stand?'
The Rooters From Coderich Who
• i•
Distingulsbed Themselves, or
Rowdies Who Should be
Held at Hoilie.
•• The attendance it. the hockey match intermediate 0.11. A. settee was
last Friday evening Ivas only equalled played in Clinton last Friday night,
by the capacity of the rink, Had and resulted in one of the • mOst
du-
thcjre, been .room there' would no graceful rows that ever happened it a
doubt have been a eouple of hundredhockey niateh. In the last half, with
more speetatorSbut a minule to play, the score was
The game was well contested and even, 8 all, when Referee. Eaten call,
• close with the odds much in favor of daeGoderieh player, to order for
the local team when lNigginS of God- eross-eheeking, Wiggins gave the refer-
erich for being Warned off the ice for ee some back talk and was immediate....
fowl play abused and assaulted the ly sent td the hoards, 'and this was
referee. This ' was 'a signal for the where the trouble began, Wiggins
Gbderich "rooters"' and about 100 of struck Eason. and Mien' the whole
theta crowded on tile tee an 1 for buneh of Goderich rooters jumped .on
halt an hourpandemonium- rel,gnedthe ice,' and a hand-to-hand fight eat -
Time rooters--ditimkei rov:/diee rain- sued, *any ' at Clinton's prominent
er,--atdaeked pOlicemen With citizens; tried to mann:, order, • but
stieka. Chief Wheatley ' was Suirthind. without avail Goderieli were a ' sore
ed, knocked doOtICAnd $o hetily cut bunch and wanted revenge, for the
and brnised that he has since been game was wifely against, them all the
confined to his Ironic; The attaek up- way throngli, It the Mix-up Chief ot
on hirn had every alMearanee of .being Police Wheatley was atruek and bIs
premeditated which .makes t ail the WA' badly fl rbs tru bruised the se„e
worse. It 'was a disgraceful scene stood 5
• and another Streit incident will kill to 3 in Clinton's favor, and they-
totkeY in this district, It is tIli to played a muck superior game of book.
Goderich to clear its kea.a of the cy all the way through, and &inert
rough eleinent and letch tr, (Acre shot after shot on the Goderith goal'
that heote and bullying.ate not coun- in both halves. Tilt, Sailors brought.
• with Mein a large number of rooters,
teftanced by decent people.
accompanied by a band, 'and -were'
The,linc was as t01141WS:
knatitil to Win the ganie, for if they
Goderich-goal, 1Viclvor ; point; ' Me -
/Ira ; cover, Belcher, left, lvfoIvov.; wtho6rimthue;egiainfisettitlatatcheavmenoinongolitp, A:3
right, McLean ; centre, Wiggins; rov- had the game goe an
the henere
erblillnettitrg.oal: W. Johnston Point, would certainly have Jaflen to the
Ffe,P;P r;ight7,alioorile°;lieeretnI4e,16Bnerr rohtnn: 11°Tnihee areal Press rePorted the pine
son; rover, C. Sheppard. • as follows: The game of hoekey
play-
Iteterce,'IL Easson, Stratford. ed in Clinton last Priday, night has
The city papers. reported the' mateh Wright disgrace to the game that
asfhoelloGeale c
WI:ber is sincerely regretted hy the lovers of
T
'rho return match pure sport,' and if public opinion
between Goderleh and Clinton in the' (Continued on page Ave.) •„
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