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Clinton News -Record.
27th Year
CLINTON, oNTAJuo, Timms')Air MAY 23rd 1907
Whole Number 1474
You are cordially invited to the Celebration in Clinton on Friday, Ma
24th.
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wir..,r, aunary 0 $04,114104
Inovellito the Tiodall xesidernie On
:,Bativabga,_.OFee,A., Mr. :11 p• Meee
SHOOTING. GALLERY‘
Mr. E. O. Chaprneel. ha* OPerUcd Out
a shooting gallery in the •store form.
erlY oceilpied by Fred. Watts, drugg-
tar eltd-e"-Will"r.ebriee-weeklyeeeonitetie
Vous, for substantial.peiees.
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THE LOCAL MARKET'. . '''
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Wheat 80e.
Peas 700• 10 770
Bootee eee to 47c.
Butter 16e. •
Oats 38e to 400,
• Eggs 15e to 16c
• Live Hoge $6.0
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THE HOUGH.eCUE. .. .
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The London Collegiate Institute dee
faulted for the Hough Cep. and in t•he
rder 'of chaelenges the 1:3aerie Cone-
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'vete comes next.- If they.do not.dit-
w. sal) Pacci
otor., lethondon the match ill t •
e 8th .or 15th of,. June as the
ONE HAS 0,000.
Jane Hole wae offleially engaged
at •the House of Refuge yesterday,
.fkansferrieg property from Inmates fie
AlteeCountyee•Abeat-eley0-00-hae•-eoelar-
been, headed over. Au old man from
Neinsell, eightx years tag e,,, 'Who
was recently admitted, le said -to be
worth, $5,000, • If he remains this
must be put in the countyie poeees
sion so as to ensure that it will be
paid the coet of Ida mainteeanee.
ABUSING THE HORSE. . *
A couple of • young men; came frorn
Goderieh on Satutdey with a livery
horse, From the appearatee a the
animal they came dow.a at aefurioue
rate.; and continui•eg to drive from')
pillae to post, Chief Wheatley et last
took the. horse fr.= • thein and Welted
it Up in.the ',Graham - House stable.
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He then pi:oiled' to Goderich and the
liveryman se t ;doWn. for the eiorie
Tee young niilen blanierwhiskey„ too
eaneh of A, as being. the cause of
their. escapade. -. . , ,,
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RE.RUIL. D. .,THE.R.A.,TTENB, CRY. e ...
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Mr. Joe Rattenbery informed • The
on Tuesday teat heehad
'received so. moolr enc. ouragem. erit Jelin
wholesale hoesee and theie tcrevellers,
the citizens and. old, natrarie 'of. the
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- ' the adjoini e tow. eshie• s
.tHeuse . in . az
hen he had eecided to xebuild las
hostelry. • The new hotel will be ..of
briek 52x76, and three. stays high,
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It will have all the modern convene
ignoes, end -be steictly. up-to-date in
eieee Way, ; The Plans are now being
prepared and lb le expected' that Work.
will • be. commenced at ' an early date.,
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WESLEY .01 -MACH, • •
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• • The • League 'meeting on Monday
evening • was well, attended •and the
service Was 'very: ;helped:. to all •pres,
.ent. The program waa ineehe .11e.rels
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or the young men of the choir, - wlio
ae Mee th•s• ' • IV' 'splendidly• *Th
qe . onse. pa ,. : e
choir was taeeri by Mr, , Edgar East
Mr. John Rice Presided. at the. oXgan.•
Good musio. was rend red by the
boyS. Mr, John Rumban giVe-en ex-
cellene; -xeadieg end • , Mr. " Fraiik• 14111-
son gave the aeldtess - of the evening
on "Seccese.'b. 'Tne erldras .on `'Suc.-
cessw.as -a. • .succeis:, : The ' .sPeaker-
speke,first a Seem:ie.-4Pa a Purely
business • .or secidar. staledliehit• • re-'
feeling to eneebeni, • tradesmen,
Maeefeeturers,; lawyers; .dectors• and
.the. inenoPoliee. 'True 'sireciosS , WAS
not however :sireP1 niald : money. ypr
Y ng
obtaining our ideals in life; but -II i
serving God. in a life •consecrated . to
fire, service. . • •• • . • • .• : ' •
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Next Sunday. morning - the • Pastor
win •peeecir a speCial • sermon to.'the
Sens of • England. Ille evening sub-
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ieet.• ,w.111... lle, ..,B2.glitectineee , nor
through the. LaW.'' - • •
The. Razzed concert to be giver., en
Wesley church oe Monday even:ng next,.
Promises to be.em, enjoyable occasion.
Under tbe direction of -bliss BOrt of
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1,0ndon l 25,will take. ,part in thn,pro4
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•• The lathes of • the •pongregatiare • are
*ranging lo. give • a tee .•and •• lettere
talement ie. the.cbeinth on the-eVening
of Thturaday ;nexte. The program will
•haiVe as • e feature • ee• -intereatin ' de-. '
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bate oe he eubje t Resolved. that
the beat thins of life, are within re,
e ch. of Meet people." - . Two; strong
debater§ will take 'weir eside and the
contest peeraises to ba eiteitine. Th,
ere, Will also' be a eunib.er • or eridep.•what
able - .inueical selectione. • '' Adniis,sioe
adults 15e, children .10e. . r. '
-0Winig *. to the opening - .eareon in
connection with the new Iliptisli ch-
each in Godaicie there :will', be otly
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one • sernion next Sunday; , that of the
.motninge. The evening seryieC is . can-.
celled and the congregation here will
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aeons
unite .wath the Gederich •congreg .
in tie ded ,
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e ication ,df• 'their. new 6liarch
home . .
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Oriefonday........nightetheArtev, Mr.•
Fournieti repre,senting the. w.o i ',c . - iii
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French . Evaneirzation. in. conneott
7wittv...Gi..anA,Pgpo lustitete• of Quebee.
spoke• in• elie Repast-eh:era-, glee% a,..
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11104t 11L 0106S 111•X acme, ..ce e ri. e
and progress of. that work. A ieir
•slzed• iirdienee gathered to hear '; the
reverend gentleman, though not as
large. as the interest of the addrese
• d tie importance of the cause wou-e_
Id rtan .
RECEIV7,NG DAYS 1
Ma. Hugh Ross will receive on
Weilneeday---and.-Thersday -.0ternoone
er next week at her residenee, Prin,
Setee-StIreetelOfteueeed bY -...*rs'
Will. Collyee,
C. I. BOARD ME,ETING.
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At) the meeting of. the Collegiate
Iestitute board or IVIonda,y the report
a the principal Wee received, It Kid
ie part : iVilse Claytote, teacher of
'Wedelns has decided to give up her
positien, at the end a the terre.-1,
wOuld suggest that the pupils. pay
their fees by the 10th of teeth month::
-The Public Library board has erery•
kindly ,egreal tol set apart a .small
supplementary library ler the use Of
the studente of the 0..• I, in cornice-
time with ..eheie, courses in supPlemen-
tery reaning This will -relieve the
b d • f thl •te . 1 re
oar o s. i m o expeese an
make it pess.ibie to et.reegthen ette re-
ference library at the .seheal,LThe
.remov 1 of the ' eldewalk for one
bloOk aWeSt. on. Princess street .makes
it very' difficult for pupils, coming : leY
that route to' •reach the school in bad
Wearther,-The iecoihniodation in the
science room in no: suflIcien: to meet
bet dernaed. ;The rooin above is lax -
, an ' . '
er d could be arran•ged t atom-
' reedate'. forty .pepils working at once
iil also line:1st stere room far the
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seP a t• • • e. ' -
The board. passed a. vote of thanks
to the 'Librayy. board, directed the
•secretarY to mil. the attention of•the
• council to the state of the Princess
etreat walk, and instructed the prop-
ertY eberraittee; to act• in some minor
repairs asked for
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New Advertisement%.
Qemety .ceenee-ae eeene,_,;e
ereetecteee etieueeeee.e. r.. tuz,nve1t#.5 ,‘
AnnounceinenteNorthern, Nav. Co. -7 •
ellingeeee-Ceeees„." esents-W, He liellyat-1„
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Engagement Rings,,,- .
, pherson, the owner,. barretainei- t -a;
porititx4 .01 the houSe for his own use. •
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THE STREET IMPROVED:,
A igang of nem was put at work
oir Albert etreet lest week and abOilt.
four- iriehes of the top earth, was se-
off. 'Ills, exposes the gravel of .
which there meet' be a% solid depth. of
over tevo feet end if some of the
pillows are now levelled down the
roadbed will . be in good sibape fox
scene months,- .
INSPECTOR "Ele," BRIGGS.
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MrEdBri- InA
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ney„Man., has been a,ppointed license
inepeeto.r at a se:lay -of $1800 110r
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an00111.. Fle 1SI an cid reeident a ifis
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Gentleman '$, Watehese-A, J. Gergge7.4-- .
Fireworks -W. D. File M,-,8 I
Glorious' 24th -Ce Ileare-.6 •• . .)
A Great. Sale-Newcombe's-.8 -
Correa English -6
Millinery Opening--Hodgens-8
Teacher Wanted -W. Caxter-3.
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Wedding Rings,
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Wedding Presentlii
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,Cie Monday there died ini the eitiyeo*
Detroit Hearretta, Seller, wire of Mre
Jahn Newell. Theremains arrived atir•
Drucefield - MAO= by the, forenoon. ..
'train yesterday aut. from 'theme the
funeral, teeoreeed to Belem °mete.
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cry where the eiterment took place,
Th. R v r J b eti N 1 B St A
die,W'saciturcTi reIgnduceteelid the set.' •vtieer;
• T(fr.s. (Captain) - Merdurtrie • and• •
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child • of Colu.mbia, • Smith Carolina,
atrrieed .horne last week tovisither
motii.r lees. Hugh McLeod who was
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seitio:sly ill ,and has since died; • - .•
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:fwajni• 7.4 :onii,l,s:.. .Rrici:r.praic.r.ess.,..lasyd.. ,
Paesone reterned• with him to aped
a' short while. . ' • •
• Miss Eddie Cleave of Stanley 'spent •
•last • Week witleher abet, Mre. George,
,ErWin. • , • • • . • • -
• . Oece more lee angel or death • has .
vietted aue Midet and on •r"lidenday -
.evening :Mee, Hirsh .. McLeod, pa,ssed .
avity,, Aged' 'oely foleby-sixe years. '
Her , Misband .and nine children, '• the
,youngest • only " eight .years of age,
: eurviive to rnotere their.'greati lose :and. •
tio,.,tatem the -deep sympathy or. the : •
whole cominunitY is extended. - •The .
funeral toalc plea on - Wednesday af- .
ternoan • to BaYfiekl.. cemeteey, the'
services at house :-and- gravaide bele
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conde ted . by Rem- letoNeil •and
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known,: indeed, in Clinton,. Stanley
and Godericif township, and his num-
erous .friends hereabouts are much
pleased ta hear of the appointment.
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SYSTEM OF .FIRE PROTECTION.•
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The '. Electrie Light .Company. and
•the Knitting Company have -combined
lot , a. ' system of fire protection- and
upon •the works' of the latter will be
erected .a tank, twenty .feet ii•ieVe the
balding, twelve feet sexe. .. tee
feet high, holding -forty-five tons Or•
water: The Kiiittieg. Company win
have •a nee of hose fot each flet, so
tbat with, , pleete of preseere and
hose,. the Campany °peat. to er407. ' .S;
low .rata•of ,ineurance,• •
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COVINATIO.N.BEAT 0.• q. r.
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.Thei firs -t) baseball match of the seas-
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on Was played in thovark last' Sate
urday. afternoon, the .cempeting teems
being the PaliVers• and Jeason's'Wv•
Co; ve.• the Collegiate.: The gan?-e• is
..said to have been quite. interesting.
ard to beiv.e been woe Clini its merits.
The features were ,.. johnson's throws
to second and taiv. fine .ele-inoundWork
a Dowding exid•Rumball. The 1irpe4)0.•
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was as follows:: ..
Comblitiailoti-W,.• Johnsoi;e-,... . ' .
CeSlie,
Pliaridi le C. Dowding. lile-A; meeekee..
ex,' 2b W. •Ra.ttenbury• 3b 'S. Jackeal
e; se, c, Han ii; .12e- eeeokenteie tie Q.
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• Wilkerie rf.-1.6.. • • • • • ., .
Collegiate -W.' Taylor '6, •L...111inee
'ing•p, C. •Copp • 1,1); • C. Meephersoie 2b,
..J Remball:•3h, B.' Manning- i,s.,. • R.
••Matkerizie, , , ate. ef, •Calitelonerr.
• ' If Stew. .
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• Mr. .J.e. McLeod, • forerriany at : the
Jachaon Mfg. Ca's factory :Was'. wee
pire. . • • ,
AFTER THE FIRE, :•.• ,
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• •The Thresher •ComPany.,, have put. •a.-
number of 'their Men at • work 'clear-
ing away the debris. aid' : in a few
days the ruins will not present such
a scene of desolattiope: The, Mbuldiag
room Wae. not •iejured a.nd the staff
commenced operations •agarin Thursday
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:morning: The healer-ma.hera ',axe also
TbiuSy r'at.1.. boilers • begun or •Partially•
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'leted. haze:the, fire. Tbe'.
OOP mach-
ine,rwork on the 'enginai .ireder, viaY-
will be .finished• it eithex Galerich.-: or
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Stratford.; , . .2. ... ,• • • ',: . ' ' :• • •
. Mr. Forrester, the manager of - the
Campine; is le receipt of conanuniea
tions Iran .other towns, Ser.nd,
.1;oit..4xitibur, etc:, holding Of:indocile-
ranee) for: the reni oval or the 'Melee,
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try - ' • •, ..: • : • • • • :
....In the eyed!, of the bylaiv receiving'
the •approviel .0 the ratepayers elle
Company. Will.it ;aide commence to.
rebeild. They sr will illeTeaSIO their :eap-
itel• Aid enlarge r'their werks. • 'The
buildings, ..will. all be of cement' aecl.
'fireproof. •
•:The• cement walrs on the destroyed
woiks .were built by,,Mr„ Hiram Hill
and stood the test well; , .
• The Company will asiethe town; fer
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a .portioneer the street north north of their
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.property te..perent . of .0307e11101r. v
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BU.; S . ES AT, I, •
e el engers Prefer. In the inearutimi3
the C. C. I. champions are getting
into goal' Shane so that to take away
the Cup will eequire much speed • and
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OPEN. AIR CONCERT..
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The Citizen.s' liebd ga,ve As first
oip•en air concert on 'the market seuaxe
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on Thursday evening last . when it
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reeeeee .t. e fo. owing, piogram .
mareh, Americaivin Belle hanLon.
• Waltz, Petty °lye .S. . .
• Gable., Diewson City '
. . Mirth, Le \Toile.' •
e Tw° SteP.; Tome:tare :
God Save the Kin..
. eThe• different. selections . • were. well
reedered . and . the _citizens . iee. lei, King
forward,ewith pleasure •to , a series of
•suelesoncerts. The Wadi. Is prepared
to accept • engegemente• ..for eceuie•
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garden parties, oto., l311t.11rili 110t eon-
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Sitter- any --,for Therteclaei r._ •evoqi„,...
*too. theY have Mem& for •'43;e5;:-
;airs for the' eltiecnS.' • • - • - ..
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A. Y:,P, ee,.:GO. VISITING. • • '.•
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'' On Tuesday evenieg.ebout thirty ;Of
the •merebere -ot,'St, peel's branch a
the A....y.p.A. droVe to Godeeich -Who
PreSent et ant Catertaihmentand • soc,
Jai eyenine . given by. the Goderieh
branch, reheenembers. centribeted •rto
thie Program. byenieerherU- Of , the' pin-
ten branch: were: vocal ,sole_ss by ' Mx.
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pe• 0... Chapman 'and a, whistle.% sad
by Mrs: 'A.. A.,11111.. •• . • .
.. • After the prograni a.lunch, was aor..•
.. ved do the schoole•rooni; by the ladies
of the •Goderich. branch, After ' . an
hour of pleasant social iiptereourse
the evening was . closed • by sineing
Auld .Lang Syne., .Leavies Gpderieb
at . about -eleven , e'clotk With .e,, bright
tepee •shining and goed StarlY delvers.
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Manage the leirses a meet .delight-
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"4 "rime home. closed; •a • trip . Viet will
not 'aeon •be forgotten. by those who
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were 'able , to be • p , . , . .
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M ROSE NEW YORK,
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::: .The following: -letter" has been . re-
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-coieed••-ey. The News -Record :rein Mr:
•A:,•;Case of : 'Rose :New••••Yerle state,
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w• o has every fall for 'a. *tuba • Of'
years conducted the ..eeiporetters. here:.
' .."I saw by tee Rochester . papers
that Clinton had a ....disastfoue eta
•at • which I .was saddened; .but I
ehougbe, before . wilting, weed wait
until treedved your 'Valued ' paper, Tee
NewswItecoede widely a • ' • .*
Y ame :to hand•to-
.dey.. I mat ai th a , •
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ce, Indeed, to :hear of' sueli.a••disasete•
in your (I Mighrsay • oUrie tows, for
of 'a Surety.; I believe that whet is of
interest to the citizens is of interest
to me. I'. am inclined to think that:
if.: ' Clinton had - Weterwerker th.ete
would have been far :less damage le-
curted. I think the ' citizens. must
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have been most heroic in, their •efforts
or •aj Oori share of the town Would
now be ,alles. I.: note by , eyour
PaPer that aur evaperator caught -fire.
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on the roof but, that the fla,mes were
S0011 extingeished. 'Iewieli, to. • ' thank
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the .citikins for the interest they
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to • • : • r
. ok In .saving„_.ons. ,e) opeety.,and
•11.01)0 in some way •• to. be able to repay
shem ••• With s m th and kind te-
. i't 1.4-31 -114. ". Y ' - li .1t. .I - '
gat!, s:\ •o .ev ry ..eitieee, , A ,r,.. -re-
mane, Yoere Truly, A. Casio. ,
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TO4VIORROW'S CELEBRATION.
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.• Displaye your nage 'atd bunting , , •teer
morteme. • • • • • •
To-imorroW'a celebration of Vietatia
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Day'proMises: to be the Most.suc
tul demonstration held in ' ,, on for
many yeere. •• . .
On Monday paSses were testributcd
among •the children or the •reral soli-.
ode adjacent to tain *hide,. entitle
ehe p youngster& to. free admissiot to
tee park Where 'the spate will take
place. Hundred0 of entleesiastic youn0
• Cenatlians are expected in end tO isein
in singing suck patriotic.. songs as
God Save the King, • The Maple Leaf
Forever, Etc., Etc. '
--e-The football a ed., base.bal.l matehes
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Marathon Road'Rece„ Etc., Etc.., evil,
pro. • •
'vide an afternoon of -solid .enjoy.-
.ment.
Much interest -N- being taken in, the
Tug •of War; ;The News -Record is„not
prepared to say , . that eltinett . will
win, thitt it will be rie. easy thing for
•Godericif townshin, that the stalwart§
of Stanley will have no trouble in
pulling all competitors over. the; lirue„
.c)r • that the Tuckersmith team fully
expect to have the nioney for .distri,
in
butiot, May the best team ' w'
Ivhiehever that may tie, ,
The! entries for the Marathon race,
up t to last evening included NOrMat
and).Neil ,Gordot Macdougall, Porter's
Hill; . John Ciliddon, Ilelmeville;
Frank Choweg, • Herb' Witte, Okifford
Andrews and 'Win COoke Clinton. Tife
rite; is to the Bridgewater kik.' at
Holnlegville and return ,. '
dant outto-morrow and enjoy the
sports, ' . ,.
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Notice is hereby given that a dividend of one and one half per
(4%) for the current quarter, being at the rate of Ede per cent
per annum on the capital stock of this-•baiik., has been declared,
that the same will be payable at the he o ce a,nd at the
brancees on and after Thursday, the lather Ma .ne
The transfer books ivill be closed from the %1st to t e 15th of
May, both days inclusive. • • • .
' By order of the Board.
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• ' D. M.. STEWART • General. Manager
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Toronto, 80th March, 1907,
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will. Beaeorne'711.9 has been.,sailing
on, the lairee ,. for -0;',•neeettli,, --eerier-1*d
'home on Satin -4y .aludewe understand
is likely . to remafuli ' • • ' • • • '
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, Mesas, Joseph .and . • Thanes Wet.'
kinp are raesneg.their barns this week
and will biere ,stone stabling; built tire
•derneath eixem. r• • ••..,
The Misses .MahaIfy of. the 2nd con,
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qt. Steeley.were geeets. of Mrs. Jraeries'
Miller ova Sueday. ' -
Jain Ileya,- Who bas been empady-
edby Mr, T.. T...gurphy, bas'engaged
'for the summer. witli•John• MeNitegh..
.'ecin,' al ,Stanley .. . 1: - • .. .. . .1 .
e',Geofige Johnetoee cif near Landes.
bero• spent Sunday •ueder. the •parent-•
.al reef; e.; ., • :• . . .. : ., .;.. • ...,
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A ise Anni Millet spent part q las
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ei,v• •cele with her. grand -Mather' Mrs. R:
Miner:Sr: ' of Clinton': • • .• • ; 1
. Miss Elvi Beacon), ie. visiting God-
aich and Colborne' township fri'enels
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•for 'a. eouple lot:we-eke.- : •
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m Th .'•• Bigin ' ,
... r.. ee.. ,iggin is • out on his
rounds .gathering egep. • • : . • - •,
',Miss Petrie . .visited •at..her ,.horee'
neo,t 'C .. ' • rt , • .
ea Bru efield las Saturday and
sunda,y, - .. ' - • . • :
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3 C11n.ton aqd II -r. u• c ell. e I d
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-.At a sliedial meeting or the -Stan( •
townsaip*. council on Friday last it
was (leaded AO have an'eleiren-fobe '
cement, ;arch belle on ehe 4th corieet„
Diehl' s •The lower: eurtiori • of the.-
arch will be 'of ..the peiyportiOns of k
tie: 6e and the upper 1 to 5. There-- ,
will. be •iie .plasteriege••TWo; 'demerit .
abutinents Will. also be built at Whit •
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is known, as Snowden'e bridge on 'tile
Sab1e lane• ' • • - ' • .
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We , are '. plensetf,'eo••hear that • le
James . • • • • ' • ' - •
JamKeys of the Parr Line. s im
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' v Ilag fth i he ' -• t • t t f
p• .o • on u isi • no ye ' a . o .
danger. Mies' elentere tealteed nerse,1 ,
Clinton; is • .kattinotpon . him. - . -.-..'...
• ' The reeopenOnee services in the Meth, .
°diet churee were, "largely' attencled.e. -
The preacher Was Heir. A. K•-• Birks, 1
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' ' The Sterling Bank of Canada
Head Office Toronto.
0. T. SOMERS, President. W.' K. GEORGE, Vice-preeldent
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3. F, W. BROUGHALL; General Manager.-
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A general banking business transacted, • .
Interest on savings accounts credited quarterly ,
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BAYF1ELD BRANCH open Monday, Wednesday, Friday Oral week..
VARNA BRANCH open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday each
WM. BEATTY,..Local Manager. —
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- Carripleint 'hae beeni made • of 'several
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lath's , icet . ann some rthene ere
r boys s endine the Sundayen ••
- 04;.p ,. .. ..„ .., i fishing.
•oe •the river..'t•rhe., 6.et • Itself. is• G011,-
trary ; to • '
the • la* made and:provided
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and made. worse the •e01,Se of , . the
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,Parties thus 'erigaged:., We are author-,
• izedlb stare 'Wet .if the Practice • i5.
not erdpped, an example Meat be Made
of them ..• . . - . • " :.
• William Jenden of r der hainlet ' has
been enaged in • (lathing ine•Tucker,
•sinith the Pasteortnight.• : . • •
Ma Emma '• Johnstone has been •
itaid•UP• with ' pneumonia - the past
couple or, 'Weeee.but Is '. ,new some-.
better.. . . ''. •
'' • •P.Isibine • • tioe shads. is - ' the ordee of
the dey.. ,e : • ;., ; • .
Master.. Clarence Linty is .Speneline:e
few days . amen friends bere. .. '.!
Who rmpleved • ke oteasion •
000es:ft discoerses and' the choir at:I' • •
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fpul bed Awl - exceedingly wet. Mr.:A.. ....
Seepheneen • and. Miss SteehereseireelsO. . • .
ieneeted!e an anpeop#ate. sacred. date
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in a pleasieg. , e ••• ' , ' •
.. mon_ r. The callectionse .
m neet, ...
rand Subscriptions for' •the deg a, o ' . , •
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exh.'to.• $70.94. The repairs • coat 'lathe..
egeregate:' e-210• and give. our . geed
Metivadisie 'friends One Of the neateste .:
and •most. goey plata, Rr. divine- wore. •
gide en:. the dietreee• , ', • • •
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. Mr. Albert • Turner • and. his ilaugh:•:
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'ter Edna, spent Sunday week With old
friends. hese, ••' C'eee • • . • •
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.. Mr.. William. Towne.erid was on the .
Sick list the past week. • • h. • :
• Mr and Mrs. •• A: 'Grey Celebrated- •
. the twente,firth 'anniversaxy of 'their
wedditg day 011 WiedlreedaY. list. :
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Mr. Percy'. Lawn 0peue. rnrrea.y with
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ifis g andinother, MTS. Samuel Crich
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ilin C. G'ff id • f ' f Cl• t •
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occupied the pulpit or Turner's dwell,
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on: rtelea,e,.aeleariota elev.. ' :.
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May 24th is the day for the big cele-
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bratiiitutn---Clint g g
celebrate every warm day now.with Atur-
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famo'us new brands of Suminer Under....
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wear. We have moire •lmes and .4. bet- •
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ter assortment to choose from than ever
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before placed on sale in tOWn. All Styles'
at all prices, ° .
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Our 50, cent garment is big seller
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but we have " better goods at 60 Cents,
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75 cents and $1,00, which are very fine.
.- and are a pleasure and comfort for • any, .
man to wear. ••
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• The "White Cat" and Bache o
Brands are two big sellers, .
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Call and inspect our stock. We leave
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you to judge for yoursel .
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"King' "king, and "Borsalino" Hat • head*
quarters.
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Auburn.
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cher& will .be held at• -19 a. m•. riext
Suarlay. and there will .1)0,,116 preac
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' • ' : • 'rib- afternoor The che
_. ing service in, . c.„ _ .. _
ange is to .allov;r• ..,ho.: eon gr.egnAlen:10
'with the: Goderich.. church in tte
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'opening of • their neW edifice. ' ... ••
Mr A Pierce of•' MerriSlias bri
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visi ingat -the time tee:- his uncle,-
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Mr. A. Asquith,-
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Mrs. W. Sterzik or Galt is vieiting'
under the• parental rao•f. • • '
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Mr. John Lemp, nattexa maker for.
theR r -eif Corlerich has
p,ge s . , g. o., -
beee home with an attaxe of• measles.
Cecil Echlin. and .Bert Wilkie . of
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Garlerich paid our burg a,. Visit • lot
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Erma Symington• is, ill. • • . • • •
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Mise Menthe Menveiere and ease
,Gertio Mei:hien of Ol•inten spent Sun-
eib,y. with relatives here.
Mt. •Eiviiii: Munro . of Stratford Was
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plUltbilig ,11 Cli0t011 lest. week and
spent Sunday under the parental roof.
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Messrs. „J. Carter and II. Knee
.paid. Clinton friends, a.... visit . on • Sun=
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day, • e'
Mr. Jainei Weiss Of the Comer-
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Ham passed through
cial Hotel, . C , , •
here on ' Monday.
• Mr, and Mrs. Vifteh of Seatorth vis -
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ited at MrStalker's this week
' Mr. • .A... Attith hAs. inipreieed his
livery by the addition) of twof:itoggies-.
Miss Glenn of max Goderich visited'
Miss Ruby Young this w.eok: .
Mt. John ° Schultz 'is imptoming his
house,
A serious
Monday a g aceident happened on
ftettoon when a livery :beam
from Wine= ran. oval,. The youth-
"fill driver did all he . Ovid to hold.
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;them bet.they finally ram lithe a. wire
fence and one at the horses 'cut tta
leg so badly that it could not I be
tekee lime and le Still Wider C. A,
•HOwson's eare, Thb driver wastak-
ing a traveller to Dutton/km and
imeknow, Mr. It Roberton took him
to his destination. —
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• That our busieess-emen-'-have.beeteine
-aroUsted to, , the' neceSsity of • ueite-d•7-
action in *Matter -a nature:Mg the
vies in ores, s was, ma, e mare a .
-ta i :•• t t .- • d• • 'f t
by 'the nuerber who sat down -to eerie
ch in Bartliffle restaurant at mioneore
putsida,y; .Amoot trhose 1)420:were :
Dr. AX0114 .T. Beacom, A'. .D.liarten,
Dr, Ball W. j, Crooks', A. T. Coolie
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er, S. S. Cooper, IL ..t Cleft, IL 13.
Carnbee a F..Pow.ding,R.: .4..itzsiirt-
mons, D. erf•Eoexester, ' B. lb-
liingse P. R. 1-lodgene,• 3: B. He Ver,.
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re Homes,. Fred. Jaceson W. Jaielte
son, W. . J. Mitchell, 'E. .M. lVfoLetan,
.f. -W. NeWcombe IL T. Rance, Dr:
eShaeri• •Perry ' Pfunisteel, .W...Welkere
W. T, O'Neil; A. MOKeon, W., A. 1V10.•
onnelle W, W. Nimenee -Ple' ThOMP-
sot; and .W. II, .elellyer, ..
Mr. Holmes:: presided over tlie'•gath.
ering" which was, entirely informal andi
asit --was-theefirsteele-the4clial-ethe
'chief buSinessi was the -organization. of
a Bupiness Meets Association Or COM.:
, Verde' ChM- or which the following
Will be the Officers : President, "R.•
noknes; viee, Dr. Shaw, ;. sea:ern:rye.
.treasurer, J. W. Newcombe ;. direct-
•Orsr-Oer-E. Dqwdirig, T. R. Halgees,
IL 13. tibliVerl W. JaelCS°114 , W. T.
O'Neil, IL T. Ranee and Dr, Thorne:*
-Tiro addressee • were 'brief, among
those speaking.. being A. T. " Cooper,
Dr. :Shaw, °ante% COMbe, E. BC
McLenit. .Progress was the keynote of
them all. .
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. The following, weit aPpointed the
chairmen for the different wards with
power to select their' o.wit committees
,to peatote the peeing of the Titres=
her Company; hy.law -r. St, ' JOhn'a1,
. S. S. Catiper, ; St, Jamee', P. R.•
odgens StCleorge'sCaptain Mc.
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I Taggart ; St. »drew's,- E, M. Me.
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• It is 'with 'regret -glib. • Wiliariente67-:
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theedeath, of..Mr, Thos. O'Brien wlie
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passed away • on the 13Thi of: Mey., eft -
tet :levying been. in . ailing:health • for ,• .
the -Past 'ti -3' 11 ' •
ears. -He ore. les •
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sufferings .with. • gltat. 'Patienee ,
leaves to.. maitre • hie departure, • his
wife • four sons and two daughters to
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whore we express oux sincerest syme.
pathy and hie death Is r deeply twee.-
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ted by all in -the neighb•oxhood. The •
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funeral took • place' to •Se.• Joseph's
e e 1 -te ee, R • e te e .
o u•re . anc ence omen, a •, o ic
cemetery in Hullett• for ieterinent.
IVIr:ljatriek O'Brem.r Of Stratford
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was called hero to attend the mere'
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of hie brother; Thee, O'Brieri. . ••
G. "- Crept), and .1V1ns. Phil •••
Roweliffe of Clinton drover to Wine
cluelsea, •on Saturday. to spend a few
d 't • . , ' • •
a,ys in h friends there. .
Mrs, 13' tt f Blyth who is filk
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very. oak health, is at presen a h
beinei of , her sister Mrs. W.. 0, Landse '
bow. " •
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Mr. Ed. Iledford o S n ey eon
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Sunda,y at the porno of r. - .
Ball.,
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Collegiate
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chairman
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chemistry
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RE-APPOINTED.Ce IAIRMAN• ..
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Hullett Townshm •
Mr. E'rank Reynolds has retarned
from New Liskeard for a, couple of
\twee,. eeeee Y.
Miss Effie Meta,' teacher it 5...5,
es geed.• We ate sorry to
No.4, hen. r r - -. ' •
loose her for • she- le an excellent ..
teacher.
Mr. alai Xre. Jabez Rands of Olin-
ton spent Sanday at the home of Mr, •
Sim /tends. ' ' • • .
mr, maim stiettatti sow a lino •,,,,..,
horse meetly for e leo figere to. a.
party in Myth ,
Mr. Albert Weyinonth bad ..the line-,
fortune to loota are an 'colt this
ttiod4e. •
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"A Square ea or Every Man,"
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MORRISH & CROOKS,
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Successors to Hodgeos Bros. %Awning otOre
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A, P. GUNDRY 13. A.
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Mr. A. P. Gundry, principal of
Ins,titute, has received not-•
from. the Educatiofial Department
he has agate been, ' ;appointed,.
of the eoMmittee or eXtere.
who will read • and Value
papers for the Jutior teath
eXaminalien at mid-summo.