Clinton New Era, 1910-03-17, Page 1Reason and the standing is as follows
For the Sr. St James,first; StGei,iges
second: St Andrews, third; St Johne,
last. For the Jr.. South, fleet.. North,
isecond. The games have been very, .a .
e I exciting and the boys hope that the
people enjoyed them.
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THE IRISHMAN
�s' � �r The savage loves his native
IF O al JC3. +' Though rude the solii and chill the
!. B air;
' 1Then well may Erin's cone adore
OF CANADA 11 Their isle which nature formed so
fair
,What flood reflects a shore so 'swee
1 As Shannon sweet or pastoral Ban
Or who a friend ler foe can meet
t So generous as an Irishman?
His hand is rash, his heart is warm,
But honesty is still his guide;
None more repents a deed of harm.
And none forgives with nobler prid
Ile may be duped,but won't bettered
More fit to practice than to plan;
He dearly earns his poor reward,
',And spends it like an Irishman.
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Summerhill
A wedding is on the program.
Mrs Chas Lovett has been quite
poorly, suffering from a very heavy
cold.
r Chester
and his sister
Miss Bertha erevi visiting at the home
of Mr Wm Lawson.
n.
tonito esume'ss Ethel Gherrworks gaseto Millliiner
wit lhi Miss Cantelon.
The Ladies Guild will meet at the I
home of Mrs Geo Tyner on Friday
afternoon of this weee fir
t,
n
e
Ii! strange or poor for you he'll pay
And guide you where you sate may
be;
If you're his guest, while e'er you stay
His cottage holds it jubilee.
His inmost soul he will unlock
And if he may your secrets scan
Your confidence he scorns to mcck
For faithful is an Irishman.
B honor bound in woe or weal
hate'er she bids he dares tb do;
Try him with bribes—they wii't pre-
vail;
Prove him in fire—you'll .flnd hint
true.
He seeks not safety, let his post
Be where it ought—in danger's van;
And if the Held of fame be lost
It won't he by an Irishman!
—James Orr,
Geo Hill- Mr Clifton should do well
and we welcome him to the neighbor-
hood.
M
Cha . Lov tt for thesummer.withe
beli ve that Mr Lovett intends going -
Wet t, after seeding, for the purpose
rchasing land.
GOOD PROGRAM— Next Tuesday
leg, March 22nd, the A Y P A
give a good program which is be-
ai,refully, prepared and will eon-
pf recitations, dialogues and
i;b both yocal and instrumental.
Mesion fee only 10 cents.
of p
eve
will'
ing
sist
mu
Ad
Wingham tewart McDougall t'
he 15th of this month is to see the might have been a very serious accident
t rural mail delivery in this district one evening last week, he was going
Mr and Mrs Geo Hill are making The route is to be between Wingham around the store and slip
their home with their daughter Mrs and Glenfarrow. The postmaster at and fell, cutting his slipped
ehead abut
Norman Ball. They intend taking a the latter place. Mr Wm Mackenzie is received no serious injury; • ' t
trip to the Great Westbefore very to distribute the mail along the. route.
long- .
was the guest of Miss Jean Thomson.
Mies Ag ie Campbell, of Kincardine
who has been visiting her sister at
the hpme of Mrs P"Oanipell, this week
Mre Gtoye and her two children of
Winnipeg are this week visiting at
the home of Mrs john Moffat,Mrs
Govt's cousin.
Walkerburan
The sawmill is busy sawing loge now.
Miss Jemiina Fingland is in Colborne
just now.
Mrs Whitney left on Thursday for
her
home in the West, after spending
the winter with her father and mother
and other friends.
Dolmeavlll• 4
Mr, Sam Sturdy bad a telephone
installed in his home last week.
Mrs. Henry
who y Murphy and Miss Jessie
recently teturned from the West
are visiting at Fred Ford.
,Miss Tillie :Tebbntt of Woodstock
and Miss Jennie of Goderich visited et
their home:;on the 14th con. last week.
Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson of Inner -
Jo nson wasaa formerlcheesemakerlof
this place.
Mr and Mrs. Frei Jervis and family,
who have been spending a couple of
months in the returned West
last eek accompanied by the ormer's
brother Walter..
Porter's Alit
Arthur Elliot intends, leaving for the
west this week.
Mrs. Whitely of Lucknow, is visiting
at Hall Rutledge's.
Mrs. Stirling McPhail and daughter
is spending a week in Kippen.
Mr. Switzer from the west spent a
few days at Mrs. Elliot's last week.
A few of our young people spent a
pleasant time at Mrs. • Elliott's last
Thursday ,evening. •
Mrs. Wm Johnston was taken'su3-
denly i11 on Sunday but we are pleased -
to here that she is a little better.
Miss Fisher, who has been visiting
at Mr Jordan's returned to her home
in Leamington on Wednesday last.
this week fohn or
Port Sft tanley of
he
is engaged with the Morgan Bros. for
the summer in the fishing business..
S me with what
Arrangements have been completed
'Miss Clara l3iggin and Master Harold for the night train on the 0.P R to
attended the twenty-fifth anniversary ca rry an open mail a mail clerk hauling '0
of the wedding of their aunt and uncle b. en put on between Orangeville and fat
Mr and. Mrs Wm Miller, eegwater for that purpose. The an
Mr Obas Clifton has taken possession t o new banks at' Wroxeter are so f
o
of his farm lately purchased from Mr r shed with business that this new Ja
hes
Coderich
he last of the winter series of horse
rs was.held in Goderich on Friday,
d their success is due to the energy
Dr. Clark in working them. up. '
cob
J.
Wilton,
aBr
easel
a man; has
n sentenced by his Honor, Judge
n ail service became an absolute neces-
s ty. I Ho
F TERM
Begins eg ns
�•a- .on
Sept. let.
Our
old-
establieheaared;
ploffers tna_gae*Japiliii9@ fox. .t
d business and shorthand
ea for catalogue; it pays to
apt'~
s " glean;i usiacss College
onge and McGill Sts„ Toronto,
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Stanley
Mr W m Taylor was las week visit.
lI
g friendsin. Grey.
Hugh McKenzie
Mc�
Mr' to has. gone to
v sit friends at Atwood,Brantfeed and
other places.
Mrs J B Green, is vieiting at the
home of Reeve and Mrs Glenn. The*
two ladies are sisters.
Miss Ella Kaiser was last week visit-
ing acquaintances on the line. She
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ison, " what store in this locality has a well•estab- ♦
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say " ASK YOURSELF," these questions,: feel. ♦.
confident that you will be able•
to settle the matter
our own mind very easily, and that when readfor---
r SPRING OUTFITTINGS you will at once turn
r steps toward this Store of the BEST THINGS
WEAR and "A SQUARE DEAL FOR
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gth of this, we solicit your order for the coming :
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We
have a beautiful showing of NEW SPRING :
LENS, from FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
s. The fabrics are better and treater this season :
ever before.
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It to sevenyeare in Kingston—pen-
•-itentiary", the charges against him be-
ing that of incest.
Thedeitth took place on Saturday of
Thomas
William
McCartney,
the hoc-
keyPlayer, in his
34th
year,
'
and th
funeral took place Tuesday morning
The young man had been y. with
pneumonia for several weeks 4ast.
Frank Dodge's son was taken to.
Toronto to the Pasteur treatment.
He was bitten some days ago by a
dog, and, 'though the animal's. teeth
did not break his skin, it is thought
Netter to be on the safe side, asthe
dog's head; which was sent to Toronto
for examination, was reported by Dr. •
Aniyot as suspicions of rabies.
Fire did several thousand dollars'
damage to the interior furnishing of
St. Peter's` Roman Catholic Church
Saturday afternoon: The edifice is
built of stone, otherwise the loss
would have been more . severe. The
origion is supposed to ha ve been from
the sacristry lamp, communicating
the fire to drapings surrounding it.
A quiet etwedding
63cMlebrated
onday morning t .0, at Knox
Church, when Miss Grace Douglas
Dyke, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George W Dyke, became the bride of
Charles William" Doty,son of Manager
F. W. Doty, of the Doty Engine
Works. The bride is popular in a
large circle of friends and the best.'
wishes of all attend the young peopleBuilding prospects in Goderich are
Rruce
fe
ld
much brighter than they were at' this Jaa Aikenhead, Detroit
,
is
s v
i
s
itingtime last year, and the builders have hishtiasathestsoJeohnBoAklaenhIsealde.arn nthe
been receivingnumarousenquiries as millinery trade at Tozer Browns
to plans 'and •prices. B. C. Munninga
is building a house' on
street for Dr. Macklin, and one which
St, Patrick Mr Scott bought a large quantity of
will be rented by Miss Dark. TDbeans last week the price being $1,75.
. oh- per busheh
Mr D Papist!, Tuckersmith, was
married on Wednesday last to Miss
'Isabelle Monk, of Tuckersmith.
Murray Gibson and sister Miss Mary
Gibsou attended the marriage of Miss
Munn near Hensall on Wednesday
last.
Jon
Hill left
d
this weekaforhthe nWestmJoohn has
been there for some years and is now
returning after spending the winter
at the home of his father_ Geo Hill.
Their many friends wish them all suc-
cess in the big. West.
Goedrrida seem
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March 25th, 1910
Town Hail, Clinton
Under: the auspiecs of the Boy's
Association
The Manchester
Male Quartette
Howard Hensel wood Contralto
EarlF.Hetherin tone n calor
Wit$ Edward C. Oodlin ' ' Tenor e
g,+. Baritone
Walter McOutcheon,....,Basso
and €Wm. Weldrame, OomicSinger
Geo. Lethbridge,..., ..Pianist
The press all over Ontario. give the
above people credit as being
entertainers in Canada. T the best
e
high—but highly recommended—but
the price won't be high for. such'. a
high class concert, and as it's for our
own. Boys' Association, an organiza-
tion that should be encouraged,
FRED FORD, Secretary,
FRED
LLOYD WILKEN, Chairm'n
Auburn
Rthe ev Baptist W.church roorS snsday ext
will be, 'What is a Christian."
• Goderl h TownshipOn •
Hot -
land ois Tuesday be evening
aarriedson VVednes-
Wednes-
day 23rd Inst, was completely taken
by surprise by about 35 of her' friends
who showered her with many useful
things in graniteware. After enjoy-'
ing tkewselves and partaking of a del-
icate lunch, they departed wishing
her many happy years of marled life.
COUNCIL MEETING} - By call of'Reeve
a special meeting of Council was held
at Clerk's office, Holmesville, March
14th, all members present. .Moved by
Councillor Yeo , Sec'd by Councillor
Rothwell. That by-law No. 4 which
reads as follows be .passed. Be it
enacted, therefore by the mtiieicipal
Council of the Corporationof Goderich
Tp.,as follows: -That no person owing
possessing or harboring any dog (in-
cluding bitch) shall permit or suffer
same to run at large within the Tp,
unless constantly muzzled with an
effective metallic " muzzle. " Any
County Constable or any other person
resident within the said Tp., of Gode-
rich, or person or persons appointed.
for that purpose may destroy any dog.
running at large contrary to this by-
law and any, expense incurred in de-
stroying such dogs__ shall be paid by
owner of same. Any'person convicted
of a breach of the_ _provisions_.. of this
"by-law shall forfeit and pay at the
discretion of the convicting Justice
of Peace a penalty not exceeding $50.
for each offence,exclusive of costs,and
in default It o
f payment ret o
P y f su
ch
penalty
he
and
vied by costs
ie res only,
same
tti
offenders goods and chattels and in
case of there being no distress found
out of which such. penalty can be
levied the convicting Justice of Peace
may commit the offender 'at the
County Jail of the County of Huron
with or without hard labor fora period
not exceeding 21 days unless the said
penalty: and costs be sooner paid.
Moved by Councillor Lob)). Sec'd-by
Councillor• Hudie. That : • Clement
Newton be appointed Tp Constable to
see
that 'above by-law be enforced
Carried: Mr W B Forster' presented
to the Council by-law No 3ofColborne
Tp giving Goderich '1'p„. permission.
to extend Telephone System into Col-.
horne '.Mr Forster asked that t ode=
rich Tp,extend their ",system to his
residence. Moped by Councillor Rath
well. Sec'd by ,'Councillor Hudie.
That this request be left over till next
meeting. Carried. Moved by Council-
lor Yea Sec'd by ,Councillor Hudie.
That Council adjourn to meet April
4th at 1 30. p, 'm. N. W. Trewartha,
Clerk.
Clinton.
erty is proposing . to build on East
street, Mr. Linktabe-will build on the
Colborne hill ; Mr. Pillow is prepar-
ing to . build, and H, E. Hodgins is
having a house on Essex street. remod-
eled. '1'he new' public school and the
Masonic Temple will be two large pub-
lic buildings. and the next few weeks
will doubtless bring man of those
who are thinking of building to the
deciding point.
The need of additional nunlic school
accommodation in Goderich which the
new school, now being erected' will
meet, was shown by the report of the
principal at the last meeting of the
board
of
he eff
act that there were 30
children ready to start to school after.
Easter, for whom there was no school
accommodation. ,It was decided td'
hold them* hick until midsummer.
when it is expected the new school
will be ready. Another matter was,
that the school board has been giving
attention to is that of homework, of
which it was thought there was too
much required. Some of the board
were in. favor of abolishing it altoget.
her, but the resolution was finally
carried, was to abolish it up to the se-
cond reader classes.
Thos. M. MCLEAN DIES AFTER
BILIEF ILLNESS; —Tuesday of last week
Thomas Murray McLean, well known
here and a brother to ex -Reeve Robert
McLean, died at Toledo. Ohio, ,after
an illness of only three days, aged 50
years. Pneumonia was the cause of
deal h, The remains were brought to
ow, Mr. McLean's home, Thurs.
day evening and interment made Fri-
ternoon, Rev. Mr. Ford con -
g the serviee. Mr. McLean, was
Goderich Township and lived
durin his youth. After a short
n in Goderich town he went to
ow where he spent the past 30
e•years. He did a large bus-
s drover,and was widely known,.
ed is survived by his wife (who
Miss Mary Harris of Goderich
alit 2 sons
in he a ed sympathy of
nmunit.v. The subject of this
was it Conservative in politics
lured t:t the Methodist Ohttreh.
s visiting his sone at the time
lecease.
la
Mullett.
Mrs job Allen is on the sick list at
present,
Albert Weymouth has purchase d a
fancy driver.
D and Mrs Mountain are visiting
their daughter at Mitchell.
Willie Vodden son of Mr. John
Vodden isabout
Vodden west. returned
from a very lengthy visit in town.
Mrs. R. Brigham is how visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Wm Vodden.
• Miss Mabel McCool is learning the
dressmaking with Miss ,Nelly Brown,
-of Clinton,
Farmers are very busy drawing logs
it isfrom daylight to dark with the
farmers now.,
ht a fine cow at
ord
S Cade'sf Sale.o Henryy Adams also
bought aline mare.
Miss Mabel Brown returned home
after spending a month with her
grandparents Mr and Mrs Stevens,
Londesboro.
mis-
fortune,rtiss while s winocIdg nthe
ad hsewing
machine, to run the needle thro'egh
her third finger. Her many friends
wishes her a speedy recovery from
her severe accident.
Dv/vim-.There passed away in the
Township on Feb. 27th,Frederick Wm
waspb'ornton e Octol5t$hh,1821.:il.. Selive
inberg, New Prussia, Germany; the
eauso of his death; was heart failure.
He carne to Strathrov, Ont in
and from thence to :Yells
h,) was united. in , holy .s.
u .
his now mourning widow Maria L
Ite8 hldren, This
sonsand .#s daughters, of
which one son proceeded the father
into the bappy Beyond. The follow-
ing are the other children according
to age:—Urs Geo Youngblut, Miss B
Spuhl, Amos. Noah and Wm Spuhl,
Mrs Scackinbum and Mrs Fred Den -
deft. There ars also 0 grandchildren
and two great grandchildren survive
him. Mr Spuhl was a pious man,good
christian and loving father and a
helpful neighbor, The funeral wai? a
very large one Rev. E, F. Heist, of
Benmiller, and Rev. F Meyer, of Mil-
verton, otiiciated..
Colborne
Mies Amanda Durst spent Sunday,
under the parental roof,
Wm, Ohler had a slight relapse last
week
but
ass again o
n the
Ro
B
g mend.
Roy ser has returned home again
having spent the Winter in Michigan.
We are pleased to see that Chas Oke
is rapidly recovering from hie long ill-
ness.
Jasper Fisher left for the West on
Tuesday of this week afteran extende.i
visit at his old home here.
Mrs. 0, R Forster. although pro-
gressing favorably is still under the
weather with an attack of La. Grippe.
The hockey match between Goderich
Saturday eveBenning,rwas Goriericla Tp. d get.
ting a lead of six goals. Better luck
next time boys.
Constance
John Riley jr., moves this week to
the house he rented from S. Pollard.
Miss Clara Davidson, of Leadbury,
was recently the guest of Miss Mary
Dale.
Thos. Laidlaw,. who has been hired
with John Scott for a year, has decid-
to go to the West soon.
-R Clarke has received on his list over
twentyfive signatures as subscribers
for the McKillop Telephone system.
moved thr. eir and
effects to the
farm of Mr. A. Coats, recently vacated
by W. Lawson.
Samuel Pollard and family have mov
ed to their farm on con. lett.
May success and happiness be theirs lin
their new home
Londeslboris po
The'rH price
gotocarload of Brain s •
and
shorts this week.
The first wagon of the season was
out on Wednesday,.
Frank Hibbard has gone to Ottawa
but not to the Senate. '
James Hill Is. still confined to the
house but . is improving.
The .
Hotel'
is
opened up for .business
'again., Mr Remand family arrived on
Tuesday, • •
ss
turned to assist McKenzie, s Brussels,
ins the
Millinery business. Ladies be on hand
.
fon
your
Easter
hats.
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Church Chimes
'Iale'H''Nmb1'vr•
ONTA RIO 'STREET
The pastor may be expected to
preach at both services next Sunday.
The subject of the mcrning discourse
will be. ;— "The Gospel of Rest.” The
topic of the evening sermon will be : —
"Th'e Healing of the . Paralytic, An
efficient choir renders excellent music.
Everybody welcome:.
The Easter meeting of the W. M. 2i.,
will be held in, the church next. Tues
day evenining , commencing at 8
o'clock.' The program' will be given
by the young ladies . of the Society.
This will . be a, meeting of special 'in-
terest. A cordial invitation is extend-
ed to all. The Easter offering will be
taken up. .
Efetvonear LEAGUE
At the League Monday evening a
most interesting and instructive Lit-
erary meeting was held. Misses Maud.
Wiltse and Minna Lexie gave essays
on Canadian authors which were fol
lowed by recitations, readings and a"
chorus taken from the works of the.
authors
mentioned. CIO
neo.
The-
ecce
coin
gs
were closed
l
ose
d i
w th a guessingP contest.
Next Monday a Missionary eontest
will be one of the features of the even-
ing. All the •questions will be taken
from the January, February and
March nem brs of the Epworth Era
and Missionary Outlook. A. good ad-
dress and other program may also be
expected. Don't miss it.
WESLEY '
The pastor's subjects for next Sun-
day 20th inst., are in the morning—
"Suffering for others." In the evening
"Last Days," The sixth and last ser-
mon on the' . "Life and Character of
Jacob,'
A' meeting of the W M S. will be
held in the Sunday School room of
Wesley Church en Wednesday 23rd
inst., at 8m
.•-•
p.An interesting pro-
gram will be given and the usual
Easter offering taken up, Everybody
welcome. ,
WILLIS
The regular business meeting of the
Young People's Guild was held on
Monday evening March 14, whenthe
following officers were appointed:—
President, Mies L McPherson; 1st Vice
Pres Miss H McKenzie; 2nd. Vice
Pres., Miss M Twitchell; Secretary
Miss
Walkinshaw;�Or'gannis't.Miss'1d O'NeiMiss l;
Asst Organist, Miss Al Twitchell. The
regular literary meeting will be held
op Monday evening next.
B APTIsT
Rev.T. W. Charlesworth will preach
on Sunday next. Sub-j,ects : Morning.
Evening, The e and
iraccle of thntan e loaves
and Nisties,"
Personal Notes 1
It those having relatives Or friends *j.
visiting in town or going away .44,
notify us of the fact eaoh week we
would announce 12 ht tb� NEW fuss.
Mr.'Harry Bartliff was in Seaforth
on Tue day,
f
° W, I -i, Kerr 84 Son, Editors and
IRELAT1ND
Dear Erin, how sweetly thy green
bosom rises!
An emeraldset in the ring of the
seal
Eich blade of the meadows my faith-
ful heart prizes,
Thou Queen of the West' the world's
"Oushla machreel"
The gates open wide to the poor and
the stranger,
There smiles hospitality, hearty and
free;
Thy friendship is seen in the moment
of danger, ,
And the wanderer is welcomed with
"Ouehla machreel
Thy sons they are brave; but the bat.
tle once ce
over,
v fi
,
In brotherly her
1
peace e
with
P their si
he
r f
oes
they. y agree;.
And the roseate cheeks of thy daugh-
ters discover
The soul•speakiug blush that says,
' Oushia•machreel"
Then flourish for ever,my dear native
Lirin!
White sadly I wander an exile from
thee,
And firm as thy mountains, no injury
.fearing,
May Heaven defendsitsown "Oushla
machreeP'
Mrs M McTaggart is in Toronto this
week. "
Dr Rodgers, Brucefield,. was in town
Tuesday. -
Mrs Fleming entertained •Wednes•
day evening.
Mr,Stewart Jackson returned to To-
ronto on Saturday, '
Miss E. Brodeur returned to• her
home in Morrisburg, Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hodgens, Gode-
rich, were in town on Tuesday,
Mrs. Anna Rose was the guest of
Mrs Wni Graham while in town,
Mrs Jas Fair, Sr., s has returned
from waiting relatives in Detroit,
Mrs. Josh Cook' has been underr th
doctor's care during the past week,
Miss Agnes Middleton has• been the
guest of .Miss Kate Gunn,.for the past
week.
Mrs W. H Hellyar will receive on
the first and third Friday, of each.
On Another
Page
you will notice the adv
went of NA-DR-IWO*
tions. We have in sto a4
assortment of these gorilla,highly recommend theins,
Fyery NA -DRU -00* .p t p
tion is sold on the gulie la i
basis, backed by the of
turers, to give genuine $*tliif
tion, or money refunded.
We a
re headquarters for
OUR-CO:gcods. .
See our south window,, •''
W. A. McConnc
Phm, B,
C.P.R. Telegraph Agency
Of Course
you're not stick ! but
st11.1.,,,
you have that laz , .do 't.:
..
care kind of feelingt
alwaysat
comes after wlntel^
is over, soyou better
slip down to Holtues''
• and get a bottle of
e Nya1's Spring Toni'
It will just transform you
into a bundle.of Energy.;
Yhu 'and Vigor.
month
Mr.: R. Sweet' has gone to. Easter,.
where he will work. at his trade tor. the
present; : ` WeS♦R. Holme
Mr. N. Robson, of Stratford,. was re•
newing old friendships in town over
Sunday,
Mr L.reedy
Ken
, of Wingham,, was:
renewing old acquaintancesan town on
Friday last,
Mr Robert Elliott of Goderich was
calling ori old friends between treks -
last Saturday.
Mr
AlexDavidson
.
has
Stratford after visiting gone bac
at the Ma
for a few days..
Mrs .Anna Ross,. of Strasburg, Sas
formerly of Brucefleld,gave an,addr
in Willis Church, Tuesday evening.
Mr. John Shaw basarrived ho
from Port Elgin where he has be
visiting his daughter for some ti
Rev. R. B. Stevenson, of Lucan, v
ited his mother, and his sister, Mrs
last: S. Downs, Frederick St., on Mond
lit
to
nse
k,,,
ess
me
en
me..
is.
W '
ay
Mrs. J. E. Canteloli gave thimble
teato a few of her .lady friends on
Tuesday of this week from four' to
seven.
Mr. W. Lacjd is attending the Grand.
Encampment of the Woodman of the I
World which is being held, at London
this week.
Mrs, J
.A. Irwin win will'receive on Wed-
nesday afternoon of next week,. and
the third Wednesday of each month
afterwards.
Last. Sunday afternoon Mr. J. A, Ir-
win, merchant, took the service at the
Ebenezer appointment of the Holmes -
eine circuit. He delivered a good ad-
dress to the members. . '
Mies Mary Chant, eldest daughter
hter
of Mr: H. B Ghent, has accepted a
position'
in
the m' I
1111
ner
department Y tmen
P to
of
a large
storeat Belleville. v le
Her sister,
Miss Gertrude is filling the position of
stenographer for a Toronto business
man..
If lei change is made in the Liberal
cabinet out in Alberta the papers
state that. Geo P Smith, of ljatnrose,
Alberta, will likely be the new Minis-
ter of Education. Mr Smith
out west from Strathroy and was wel
known as an educationalist. Hie wit
is a sister of Dr Gunn,,of town.•
Miss Elva. Wiltse was successful in
the recent examinations in connection
with London Conservatory of music
in obtaining her. ' junior Harmony
(Practical) - with first Class Honors.
Miss Wiltse obtained 93% and as Miss
Sybil Oourtice,,went to Toronto in the
fall. The work has been done by mail
so
it is .
highly
creditable
g Y 'to both
teacher and. pupil.
Sot's' Association.
The Boys' Association ,Hockey Club
has finished their games for this
Phm B.
I Manufacturing Chemist.' ..
ti
Cash &ff1ill G?y
Specials for
Friday e Saturday
March 18th and 19th:
15c Lines of Cakes lee
18c Lines of Cakes`, 15e
20C Canadian Oil 15c a gal
25c American Oil 20c a al
4 pkgs Jelly Povvder..,
..�`
25t►e
Nutmegs per :dor. O5c
Get these values while they
are on, and. the following,
weeks will have other line-
of equal value.
We Pay Highest Price for all
Kinds of Produce.
B. AA
t�1
McEWA
NOTICE •
Hereafter'no news items will
be published unless signed by '
• i the person writing item,, unless
• handed in at the office.
Will our friends kindly see to
this, and oblige,
The Editor.
Nyal's Cod Liver Componnd
This is the greatest tonic and'.
strength - restorer that can be
fou
red•
equallynail
yy
good i
l
oren
and adults.
It is a° real tohic,'.
containing Cod Liver Extract
Ext. of el alt. Wild Cherry and
Phosphates. Splendid combine.
tion. . The Cod Liver Extract
builds you up, and so 'does the
Extract of Malt. The Wild
Cherry gives you a better appe-
tite and the hypophosphates
supply phosphorus to the ner-
vous system -just the thing it
needs, r The taste is pleasant and
agreeable. It will not tfauseate
the weakest stomach, Large
bottle 431.00
nicyvacc
• Dispensing Chemist.
TheMoisonsBan
Incorporated 1855
(!apitnl, ?Aro n $3,500,000
est..Fund, • $3,5o ,000
Hae 73 Branclle in ('anatda, a d 4g; .tis and
tho rtit+ 'Vf:
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