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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1908-03-19, Page 1The Farmers' Bank of Canada (Incorporated by specialist' of Parliament) Member of The Canadian Bankers' Association and the Toronto Clearing House. Head Office Toronto W:R R. Travers- - General Manager • A branch of this Bank bas, been opened in the Village of Brucefield and a general banking bueiness will be transacted at this branch. Interest allowed in the Savings Bank on .• ONE DOLLAR Tcwnships, farmers and others. and upwards at' the highest current rate of interest and paid four times a year Farmers' Sale Notes discounted. Special privileges extended to accounts of Office open Saturday Evening 7 to 9. H R. LA I D, LocalManager ana teluiriniwertiVenuereerilmeiteireeeert as is' r A neon News ecord. 28th Year, CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH' 19th, 1908 Whole. Number 1515 Weekly Mail and Empire and News -Record for one Year to any address in Canada for $1.25. 44,0444.4.4444,44. Zrooehaip A most complete and varied assort- ment of the newest styles, with prices ranging over' so wide a field that we can supply to a • certainty the exact article to please your taste and come within your means, And here's .an- other important point, you. always have absolute assurance here of quality and value. . W. feweler and Optrcian.: Clinton 404.464444444 444444 INCORPORATED 1869 Royal, 'The Bank of Canada. r Paid -Up Capital$3,900.000.. Reserve • $4.390.000 Total Assets - -• �' - - $46,500,000 DEAD OFFICE. MONTREAL. r' 87 Branches in . Canada 10 in Cuba, Porto Rico and New York. Correspondents through- out the world, We invite the accounts of Corporations.; Fraternal Societies,. Merchants, Farmers and householders. Every courtesy extended... Manager er CLINTON Branch'. E. R. DEWART, h 8 anc r THE LOCAL MARKET, "44,44* 4414444 4 44 4 4 4 41401 READYMADE ORDERED R E CLOTHINGdorelshOCrooks CLOTHING G THIS Wheat 900 to 92c. Oats 25e to 5ac. r Peas 80c to Bac. Barley 650 to 70e. • Butter 25c to 26d• Eggs 17c to 18e.; Live Flogs 50. THE WOMEN'S INST.TUTE. The regular meeting of the Worn-. en's • Institute Will be held oe Thurs- day afternoon of next week at the re- sidence of Mrs. John Johnstone, Rate tonbury, street.. Several good papers; will be•giveet, also demonstrations on kitchencostumes, A profitable tin is expected and you are invited. THE 'BY-LAW CARRIED, The• property owners .of Clinton pre- nouneed emphatically in favor of the factory by-law on Monday, To ensure a two-thirds majority 315 votes. were necessary but 348 were obtained, the vote by wards as follows. ; For .Against. St, Janes 115 S. Andrews 79 St. Johns 82 • St. George 72 • 348. BOT A 'OUST:, Mr. Thos. Carter has bought • the house on Joseph street formerly oe - cu fed by late Mrs. Biggins for . which he paid $450. BAPTIST CHURSH, Rev. F. Charlesworth of Loudon will preach next Sunday morning and evening and at the Base Line church in rho afternoon.. Rev. Charlesworth is; a fine speaker and should: have a goodly number on. each occasion 'to hear him, HOW, IT AFFECTS VALUES. The hotel 'property at Auburn was Alit up at auction on Saturday but there wasn't a' blare. Shortly be- fore Local Option came into force the late owner refused $3,500 for the hotel but now it will not bring half that amount. A -•FIRE. . • Fire *as discovered , last • Tuesday abdut noon in the rear part of the premises formerly occupied by Mr. A. • 5 R. Smith, which' originated in . some 10 way from the coals in .the stove. '1 The fire was well under control .be-' fore any serious damage' was done be - 40 • yond that caused by smoke: The brigade 'wee called out, SPRY .AT 88 YEARS, , ' • COL. HOARE SELLS 'FARM.. The News-Recoid had a call the Mr. C. Hoare; who has one Of • the other day from two of its ofd friends, hest -yielding fruit,.farins in. the conn Mr. David Cook Sr. of town and Mr, ty,; bas disposed :of it at a price in ex - George Cantelon • Sr. of Goderich cess of • ¶1O,000. The. property : con - township. The former is 82 years of sists of, seven' :ern. acres .upon which .age and the latter 88•;' the spryest there are. 3,500 trees, 800 apple, 2,000 Man of his years that we know of. plum and the balance cherry and pear He hasn''t an ache or pain, his eye is trees'. The purchaser is. Mr. Ralph bright and his manner vivacious. Mr:' Ischerwond of London; who gets pas-, Cantelon has been a resident of God- session in April;. He is an English- erich township forgoing on seventy than not very long is this country. years and two years ago he• and his Mr. Hoare intends to move i into worthy wife celebrated their diamond town and has rented the residence for - wedding. Iler.-e's hoping that • they merlyyoccupied by Mr: Robb. He years :on• this contemplates May enjoy. many more .temptates building next: summer terrestrial sphere, and already has part, of the material WESLEY Y CIdURCI . • bought. M. Hoare is an enterprising W )J • and progressive. man., and The News- At tho social given by the .League Record is pleased to hear that "he has of this . ohureh' on Tuesday evening the decided to become a citizen of Clinton, Sunday school, room was crowded' to evrLLIS ci..m eII. the doors and everything passed off successfully.. The following 'program'. There: ,was an exceptionally largo was given 'c tch `.social inWillis crowd " at the ,S o 1 H mn "Onward Christian Sol- church last Thursday evening. Every - die." and to �4et eyeryhay. We are still after the boys,. :, • y we are going to sell Odd Knickers :at prices that we g g . give you our word for are the best' values ever offer; ed in Clinton. We were able to make a deal this week with'the Jackson Man- ufacturing Co. for a big lot of, Odd Knickers At prices less . than ':.. they cost in the factory. They include a lot of samples and broken lines at varied pi ices. We are going to pass this good ' right now, with a very small profit, and can tell yon that it ,a=te`: 1/IM ;RAND will pay you to buy a pair of odd r arrivRC knickers for your boy now. In J a few weeks the boys' will want new spring suits and this .will keep them goint, for a whiffet lot of Knickers on to the boys ' We want to give the boys a . square deal. We _ nave . always tiled to do it in the past and will try to keep it up The LION BRAND5KNICKERS are known throughout 'Canada • as the best made in Canada. and the fact that over 150,000 were shipped out of Clinton last year by this firm will give you an. idea how many Canadian' boys are wearing odd knickers made it our own town by Clinton people, ' 300 Pairs Odd Knickers at Less Than Manufacturers prices, " - _.are Deal for EveryBoy,.„ A Square Y MCRE1S1 f3 CROOKS Successors to Hodgens ens Bros. Clothing Store Succ >� A I" OPULAR..SCHOOL, ST. PAL'L'S CHURCH.. A school that . grows steadily in The A. Y. P. A. held their regular public favor must have genuine merit, meeting in the Sunday school room on We understand that I . Spat tonn wiu sday evening last.. Mr. Ia tiey trains more young people than any was in the chair and after the even - other management . in. Ontario. The, ing's programme, a debate was pro- Clinton Business. College; .whose new advertisement appears on page five, is certainly a worthy. link in this Chain of Colleges. The, spring term opens on April 1st. . ONT. ST. CHURCH. A social meeting of the.congregation; of the Ontario street church was "held last . Thursday evening. There was a large attendance and a every pleasant couple of hours was spent. Refreshments were served and during the course of the evening the follow- ing program was given : Quartette., Thompson and :Harland Bros, All four did well and. were heartily ap- lauded, The male and mixed quart- ettes both contributed. ''Their selec- tions are always. enjoyed, Miss Wil- son gave a Scotch reading. No per- son hereabouts can give a reading in the 'dialect of Eden better than can this talented lady. Principal %Iaretley also gave a reading. The. worthy • one enjoyed the Scoteh readingts; songsi • Words, cif, Welcome,• Rev.. W,. J Joll;.' and 'etc. Among those• taking part in. • .iffe. ' the program were : • • . ' Solo Miss.: Donna Mulholland. Solo., Miss Kate Scott " '' Readine•" idiy s Triols' with, he'Re ding, Miss J. Wils n • Yankees," Mise. Haddock. •• 5010; Miss A. McCor ie • • Chorus, "The Flower Girl,.".t,}• five -,Piano selection—Scotch 'Medley, Mrs. girls. .. (Dr.) -Gunn '' Euphonium Solo;' Mr, lierl:ert Cc ok.. Solo, Miss Lillie Coates .acerin in, Miss Reto l > - Readin g bees Agn es •h in . instrumental Duette • 11:!;.146S Boles ' Song; Ontario St Quartette, • and Reed, ' :after the program .scotch refresh- •Male Quartette, ;. "My 'Ned Ii>sh meats, were passed: around, ` • Rose," .by ` Messrs. Sildey. Rice, The W. •.C; T: L, will meet at . ,the Doherty and Eby, home of Mrs. 'F:ekniier on Friday aft n 1' Mfs C+,uzue. ternoon at '3 o'clock: enstrumc to , sSybilW. T,.AI: 5. will cold :their :lrisrusee:, `The: Green -furl -41iainee .The 1 nontt1y Meeting. this, eening:. 'Mrs. . girls. ten-gi •rock, by t, 1 have the devo i. na . ne :vvil lee c o Refreshments wcrti sexed i t the, to Ag r L ons: from Isaih"' . and topic,.. CSS n oloSe Of the program. : Miss. Grace Torrance :the •missions y • ,' OF MRS. MANNING..topic, "The • Galicians: : and'.'Dottkho- DEATH • After a lingering bons." ' t 'g iliac r s.deat rh came. e glit as'a'liappy 'release' to Mrs: A. H. Man MODEL. SCHOOL BOARD ring early 'Tuesday morningY at the At the last meeting of the , Model ag'e of forty-eight years. She had School Board it was •deoicled, that, the been in eiling••h'ealth for• the east oq motion . which was passed at a • former three or. four: months.; suffering from pmeeting re. vaccination .of children, at - was born in 1860, her.. at - asthma.. 5ht cin Lillis Coats' i tending, the school be left as. .', stated:, maiden name being , 'ing regulation. Hereafter all children.. daughter of'tlte • late William Coats,, attending or commencing 'echoed. shall at one time a dry goods merchant in Clinton. - She was. married to her late • satisfy the principal that they have . 1884 and has licca arc i- ben successfully vaccinated• within •husband inthe seven years previous. dent of - this . town :ever since. Her •'- At.one o'clock on Friday last: the husband.' predeceased her fourteen +:nieiribers of the board visited the ,years, ,The 'deceased was of a quiet, school- -for the purpose, of 'looking oyer retiring dispositions. a' life long mem- i the Means of escape: trent the building her of Willis church and was deeply', in ease of fire and also inspected the respected, by, everybody, Shee leaves i "Fire Drill" in Which 'they found the behind to mourn the loss, of a toyiic ; elttldren tel be. very proficient. 'The to n Edna. a t1 ' r 1: a iter, two Children, id en mot ' rc ul`ar drill was ,n1t, through;' the and 'William, . naw'teaching .at Monk - school being emptied m sixty se?concis; ton, to. whom the sympathy of . tit. Them as something, a little out of: the community is eitcnded. 'IIer• moth:i,,^ arcliltat'y, the drill was .put thrciuyr Mrs: VV. Coates, and • several bronThe fun_ i with one of the exit doors locked, the and sisters also survive t leer. 'I he fun- , children . and teachers ' not knoivtn eral'took place -this'. afternoon to C!lin- j which "one: The children Whose. march ton Cemetery, a large ati.eer• of led to the locked 'door must go across sorrowing : friends' and' relatives at -."the. school to the °thee.' door.. Iii this tending, The. pallbearers were R; case the school was empfieal in: 108 TTolinc5 J. rtvitt; J: Pair, \V. Sry- seconds. The hoard may . consider it done, •J. 11!.. r win and . A. Armstrong. advisable to ,provide a fire escape . E'ATTI OF MRS.' JAS. CATLING: • I froth the second storey. • D • Mrs'. R. A. Bell of town received d AT TIIE C C.1, word. last week of : the death of her members of the C. C. C. C. met mother, Mrs, James Catling, which as usual in the assembly room, Theirs- took htir t took {Jade on Cockburn Island on the da afternoon last. There wastel 28th of February. The news came' y rant shock to Mrs. Bell ' and have been an exciting' debate but some as a g of the debaters"were smitten with the the other `members of the family. "sudden sickness" and were unable to Mrs!, Catling runs born in England in bC present. Instead there was a 'larrt and her maiden name was Sarahshort program at which the following heRoyden. ,She was ,married to took part, Instrumentals, Miss Hazel her now bereaved husband thirty -Seven •O'Neil and Lena Holmes,. readings by years ago and in 1888they came to iiisses� Agnes Irwin. and Sadie Tiolni.5 Canada. They spent ttc first. two Piano duett by Misses Gladys Can- years in lienitlt, then ndlcrved for t a felon and I.uby Cook. It is expected Clinton and ' here 'they reef ed a to that at the noxa meeting on March. about three years when they moved re 26th, medal Dr. .Shaw's edal will he a farm in Goderich township where theyremained for seven years, the competed for. The subjects avesitf. Clinton.pecified, so that any one , moving' yuck to t,Seven years' will not be'Compelled. to listen to D. aqo they moved to ceelrb ive Island, repeated subject. 'Everybody welcome. wirers they have since lived. Mrs. Catling was a Ilfe-long tnoinber of Last Friday evening Messrs. J. the Angic.an l . Church". She is survived Cameron and W. McQueen of the by her sorrowing husband and their Collegiate drove to. Goderich to de- family of ten children, five sons and bate with the Collegiate of that as many daughters. Three sons and place on the subj„et "Resolved that one daughter make their . home on Canada is justified in eiceluding the' Cockburn Mated, Ernest, Charles and' Orientals,” Clinton ably upheld the Vitt,or and Mrs. Alex. Meteoric Al- affirmative side and Go(lerieh the nes bert lives in Bayfield, ITetbert in gative, the latter winning.' They were Manitoba,' Mrs, Thos. I'ostleWetite aecombanied by Mr. John Itattley, end Mrs, Colin Patterson in Gorier; 'Princip seeded :with. The suhjeet was "Resol- ved that foreign emigration should be abolished. in Canada." By foreign em- igration was meant all non-English s;psaliing people.' The affirmative was upheld by R. Ball, C. Copp and C.' Ranee, while on the negative side :of the question were E. Chapman, F. Herman • and H. Gregg. The judges, were Miss K. (lunne, and Messrs. J. Cameron. and W. McQueen who decide ed in favor of, the affirmative. As it so happened those who upheld em- igration claimed to have been emi- grants, while the others were • all Canadian horn. The meeting closed, with "God Save the King." hondesboro Mr. John Manning had a very sue- ees>ful wood bee on Tuesday. Mrs. Riitnani, who is home on fur- lough from Ceylon, gave a very ex- . stoat re-*Cellent address sari tied, "Ceylon the Principal's services are in quest on such occasions, Instrument- alein the were given by the Hill brothers. Levis • u s `en and Misses Laiand Pl m teel - t1 the applause was hearty. ' Mr,' R. A. Downs gave a solo in the good: c tyle for which "Bate" is iiiore. than locally'. noted. The chairman . wee Paster' Kerr, to be sure. By the way, • Rev; Mr. i err'' ' sub- ject, next Sunday mornint.; iV :'• be "J'he .W ins'encnets•- of Christ,". Hulhett Tow nship Miss Annie `Rapson of Harlock •was the guest : of het friend, Miss' Lir.zie Adams, • last •week. . Mr. Amos Cartwright had :: a sue - New Advertisements Notice—A. D: Beaton -5 Brooches+ -••W.. H. Hcllyar-1 ,- .�itllinery Opening —Tozer s—i3 Millinery Opening—P. & *.-4 Millinery .Opening--Hodgens-8 Grand Opening-eNeweonrhe's---& Spring Term—Clinton B. C.-5' The New Firm—Conch ,Yc Co.-- t . The I'3mprcass Shoe—R. J. Clu-5 Eggs for Hatching --H, E. -Rorke -5. Notice to .Creditors—W. -Brydone-5 Clothing at Cost—Plttnisteel Bros. --•4 churohin Monday ev.ning Miss . 0. 'T1ill •of Yummerhill spent Sunday with 7,1ise' Zella Whitely. Miss Maggie' '1.ieCool Sundayod tinder, the parental roof. 'Misses A. MVittie sed R Lyon spent the past week' at Mr.''Ti•. • Car- ter's. - Mr:. • Thos,. Slr hhrook i, who has been 'very sick for the past )ve•ek, is slowly . recovering. .. , Mre let, Braithwaite is also' on . the tick list. The Londesboro Leagte.•'entertained the Auburn Leaguers •on Wednesday last. t Owing to the bad roads on ,Siniday,' serviees.wer not well atten:den. cessful wood on Wednesday 'after MissMacCalluni:of Smyrna, Turkey y . in Asia, wlio is visiting her: brother, noon last. Doctor MacCallum will give an' ad - Mite Edith.' Stewart entertained a drug in the Presbyterian church next number' of her friends on Friday even- ing last. Mr. W.'•II. 11esr has bought the homestead,: lot, 17 on.thc 8th con.; but. the sale advertised for. March 21st will he held but only . the live " stock will be offered for saie . The tinnier Meets . will hot ' be Put epee By the' 'way,' Mr.: Hesk paid $1,500; for ' the farm. M. Dominick Reynolds' . farin • on the 6th con: was offered for sale by. public .auction ' ' but was not disposed . of: $4,450,'was . bid . for it. It is ex- pected to go shortly ''by private sale. Wednesday evening upon , the work,.. in Smyra Auburn Mr. George Anderson of ttecl relatives and friends. i t this' vic- inity last week. Miss Effie king ;left last, week• to 1 tke .•a situatiott'•in London..: • ''',Miss . Mabel Erratt visited i•• iends at 931yth' last . week.. " Mr. Torranee of Listowel, 'organi'zer for the Canadian F iresters, Lis .l•fen here lately laboring in the interes' the Older. ' Summerhill . ` •n of , t1 Epworth I,ee- A few met hers t. p. �e. the 'I c'eveningwith t „ Mr.• E. Betts is vision 'his. sister one spent a Social g, a,t Watford. • • : ' Messrs: McBricn :and Edmanson : are having their -sales this week. ?Jr,. William Butts has returned trni the West 'tnd ' IS nisi in roof. 'rent:i o •th parental .a p ': •I he . Wardens of'St. , Peter's churesll: intend holding a business :meeting next week. They Wish all members of the congregation to be pres nt. Goderich Township Miss 0.Hill \;tsited friends`in Lon fi d• r on Sunday, soo tb e•Il been cn t h } Mr. D. Barr at%.eitded a Royal Vrcle, r 'Mr. to Itis 1, Rail a has t t .rued lies bed : With . air attack • 1 meeting in Ttoiidesboro last Week. congestion of the lunge, `biit'at •tim: The Ladles . Guild met• at Itlrs, of. wrftin '°is inipibv ng. IL Lowery's ori "Wednr.sday. g 'ss Ere Proctor: is tic' ucs' caf her tiles. M. Stirlfirg 7th con. has' been Mi g indisposed with tonsilitis, !but is al sister, Mrs.J. ll•. Lowery. most well again. g Mr. P. Cole, and' son 1\Varwiek went to Hamilton last' week Master :War- wick- remained 'in the city and has entered the Sawyer and 'Massey `Mac- hine shop and :will study for a mach iniS . We wish Warwick every success. Mr. Cole returned'tome. on. Thursday. Mr. and 'Mrs, Edwards returned •. to their. borne in' . Sour s�,' Man., last Week: 'after several Months . visit With relatives. in this vicinity. 1 rr, Dal Gardener and sister •enter, friends on Fri- daya•' few of tiieir f rands day : 'evening last. Londesboro League' on Wednesday of last . week. ' Rev. A. E. .Tones. attended.' the tea - meeting it Walton en Thursday even- Mg ven ing. last. finder Di i4li ,icl. ereeD tliganin trshippe�l sta.- tion horses. s • fr m Auburn •I r al cif o e o cu ca , tion on Saturday.last'• Al of the 1Vidtdlel and Mlle. E. '; • 9c11, IViiss Nellie in Brantford and I3a11, Master of Mt)derns at the C', I. t (ii 41(I1P.111 i#1.11.01t111 .�►i ( + 1 r Mrs. R. A. Bell in Clinton,' who asst d its judges, • '' A Representative Farmer. A worthy citizen who is re- tiring front business. ' Mr. Fred. Rumball. Mr: -.Fred. Rumball was born on the :Huron Road in Goderich township, On the 11th of May.1834 and in 1851. when he was' zev&iteen . yearn. of age, he entered upon his apprenticeship in eatrtage building . with Mr. V leach•', Dinsley of Clinton whose .works were located on the present site.of' the Comrgercial: hotel, After retraining:' with this employer for throe and a ,. half years Mr. Rumba!): bought the htisiness. with which he has ever Since been• identified with the: exception of. three. Months in 1.880 which he spent in. St. :Laois, 'Missouri, 'During the fifty-seven years: he hat been in bust- ness here Mr, John Leslie . was his partner for • eighteen :years and Mr. James McMath ' for' the past seven years, the latter connection having. been severed only '• a few days • since, the fine having decided to- retire from the manufacturing .business. During all these years `Mr. Rumball has' always been regarded' as'•a,man of. sterling :character and .. in .town and the whole 'country -side he is hold in the ltighes.t respect. He • has been a life-long member of Wesley church in which he has been an, office -bearer for ''a great many years. Mr. RunibalI . has always"enjoyed..•' good d hca th.. Here's h in that it b o 1 cs• op , 'g , a map. long continne and that there ate'. many happy and , useful Years in store for him. • • ' • • Mr. John Cox. Mr. John Cox is a native of God- erich township. but el Irish parentage. Itis whole life has. been spent to that municipality and with the needs of an agricultural dofnmunity . be is thoroughly conversant. Ho sat in the township cote"ei' for years, first• as councillor and thele as reeve. And the warden's chair he filled with, credit unto himself and .those win .se representative be was. Mr. CoxIS a, good, • matter of fact, speaker. What he has to say is to the point. You always know v.'h"re to find .John Cox, His name has frequently been meo- tioned in connection with the .seat to the Legislature foie the West riding. This mention' is merely made to draw attention tothe lata that more men of the calibre of John Cox are needed in the Legislature of our Provinee. -.a. - - the Travels of a Dollar Bill A farmer out in Kansas,. About five years agog \Vent into 'town one day to spend Some of his hard earned "dough." "And ina merry jest," and just To show his. printing skill, He. printed his initials. on_ Ai brand hew d o 1 1 a t 1) 1 1 1. He spent that dollar that; same day Down at the village store. He thought 'twas gone for ever then, And he'd see it no more. : But long 'befoto that year rolled by. One day he went' to fill A neighbbr's order, and neceired That same one d -o -1 -1 -a -r Once more he spout that 'dollar bill Ih his own neighborhood, Where it would do himself and friends The most amount, of good. •l+'our tines in two years it carie back, As some bad pennies will, And each time he'd go out and spend This marked one "d -o -1 -1 -a -r b1-1-1. Had he been wise that dollar might I3e ite his town to -day. 13ut just about two years agcy; He sent it far away. ,• The people who received it then I know have got it still, For 'twas to a mail order' house Ile sent his d-o4-1-aer b -i -I-1. No more will that marked dollar camel Into the farmer's hands, And nevermore will it help pay The taxes on his land. Ile put it where it never can Its work in life fulfill. Mr. T. T. Murphy has been • doitig lite brought about the. living death quite x , hu:4nex:s lately buying, and Of that oho d -o -l -I -a -r b-1-1-1. selling 'cow$. 1rtehang . ayfdd: Mr'It-.Diehm nn was: er`cl .a. w in i ti on business on Tuesday., Mr. ],vrathewo Westlake :of the 'Bauble ' Line, , S.tranley`, 'brought, in a .. g>nantity' of maple syrup on'Tuesday, the first ' n M.. sl ic oi' h •ease r Westlake ale goes e to e 'v l 'n aki f s ru-" tense a y, i to the m ng o y p' every spring,, . ' Mr. • David Leech Jr.., whei spent the Winterwith' his .parents: here, left last . week • to return ' to his home • he • the province of Saskatchewan. ' Miss Nina 'Johnston left last week to. visit' her sister_ in 'Sarnia. Mr., R. Wilson of.the firm of 'Reid de Wilson, 'Seaforth, spent a few ' days in the v.,iilege''last week on business. Mrs. .James Burns, who ; has been visiting friends in .Clinton the past. few weeks returned home last eveek. , Thee Scotch eoncert'he,ld in the., town hall on 'Wednesday.,evening of last Week was a success.. It' .was under the • auspices of L, 0. L: No. 24:. Mr. Vtilltam Mustard, : has .purchased u i'theproperty On fr m Mrs. H de • ro • a s p 1� Y which his. mill steeds and , also• the cottage and property adjoining it on - the river bank. •: •' Varna Bev, lir. Galilk a returtned mission- ary from .the Island of Formosa, oc-. cupted the Presbyterian pulpit on Sunday 'evening last. In •the morning he- preached in Bayfield; Se -eras of our citizens .attended the Irish social given in St. Andrew'•s+ ' church,• Bayfield, on . Tetesday .evening, Mr. Ted. Choler is able to move abdut .again, his many friends here- abouts are pleased to„ see. Mrs.. Thomas. Willey ie also irnprott-. Mg, Stanley Township Mrs..Jatttes Boyce spent a few days Inst week with Mrs, George Henry ;Stephenson of near Seaforth. - Mist Emma Peck is spending a few titins this week with Mrs. L. Clarke. Mrs. William Taylor is recovering from an attack of grip.. . . Miss Mabel 'Reid, who has been viciting Toronto friends, returned home last• weed. Mrs. John W. Reid, and also Mrs, (''ltart•,s lied at TIrucrficld, are visit- ing friends in Stratford., See the lists' of Auction sales otr pages a and 5, Quebec. objects' to Dominion incor- poration of the' Institute of Architects en the ground that the measure, conies within provincial, jurisdietion.