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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1906-06-15, Page 4TUE CLINTON SEW ER.4. I3ig Sale of Men's and Boy's Cioiing is Now in Full Swin tiL200cundreds of Dollars Worthof 1. ess Than Wholesale Price. Another lot of those $9.90 Sults for -Saturd Last week we sold every suit adver- tised for $9.90 This week we place ten more on sale (which we have kept in re- serve) on .the following conditions: Ten only Men's Fine Tweed Suits, made in the newest three and four -button sacqu'e style, broad giouldet-s,—equal, in fit, to any tailor-made suit.—Por Saturday of this week,'we give you,these high-clasS suits, and your choice ot an extra pairof pants, or if you wish any one of our best brands of $2.50 Hats. The whole outfit, -eomplete, for the lowest priee on • record $9.9.0 You can compare these suits with any $12.00 suits, Clothing or..•••1 1 Now For the Boys. en--only-B-oy's-extra flILe Tweed»Si • eNorfolks and three-piece dark, medium and light colors, newest styles this year. Regular prices $4.5o, $5.00, $'5,5o U p to $7.5o, Saturday's price Just a few left ---small boy's, two-piece suits, worth up to $4:00, clearing Saturday at $1.50 A Great Shirt Event. •5 dozen 1V1en's fine soft -front Shirts. in •halt -a -dozen different patterns, black and white, etc, The finest Shirts Shown any- where at SLoo, $L25 and $1.5o each. The entire lot on Sale now, sizes 14 • to i6i, at each 89c [Furnishings See us Grow. For the ten months ending Aprit30, our fofeign trade totalled $435,742,955, or nearly $09,000,000 more than for the same period of the preceding year: The imports amounted to $226.257,576, are increase ef $25:280,200, and the exports to $180,757,157, a 'gain of $35,815,751 The increase in exports of dotnestic produce was $10,535,554,more than that in imports. A notable feature is the increase in exports of manufectures, 'which was nearly $3.000,000 over the Same month of the .preceding year,. reaching 191 millions. When it is re- . membered that the benne demand is active and gyeater: them itehas . ever aaeeeehefeoeiae.eheeagnrnameas.ef zhe fig. tires is greater than appears. at 1Yrst sight. Canada ie peospering under good government. Whiners and feult-fieders are having a hard job to get anybody to listen -Le them, Even the balance of trade theorists are as- tonished to fina that o rexports are in- creasing much -more rapidly than our imports. Canada is bound to develop amazingly in the. next few the giinton illetr Era there's ecarcely any limit to the nes- , sibilities that lie befere us.• ' County Council Generosity FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1906. The Ontario. goyeenment has dis- missed the -Liberal Registrar.foeSonth Perth; azed 'also the Registrar tut:East Northumberland. Improperrise of in- formation is the charge in ' one ease, and partizan -prectices in. 1803in the other. Both are succeeded by. Con- servatives. It le quite, 'evident the Whitney Ceovernment lS going tete:lee advantatie eif 'every, -opportenity to re - .ward ialriendee.eyen it it .has L: tna1c.0 ,opportuni ies, and it is hardly, human, nature to expect • this 'San o on with- . At the recent meefing of the County Council the members displayed a spirit of generosity in sonie dinentiens that was comtneudable, while in others they acted in a spirit' that was Oita the contrary. ' • Q9upty CleileLaise, who is a; most efficientand deserving officenhad $100 added to his eatery.. He is in every Way entitled MA: • " • ' 7e -bra Ainsletyi-whis'a •Irirs,e‘t een • ut e erale being cal pd unon to retaliate ip Fed.eraf eppointme t ea . ,Comritiesionernf One °entity ,,The 20. years, evae grantect.the eerie pf ..hiarettremetik .with which to fault, • can be found • ita be • deeervei all he -A- -0 F— EVERYDAY NEEDS To be had at our Dry Goods Store opposite Town Hall Hosi ery. • Princessellosiery-for-Gielsein-black and tan, fine rib • 25c , cotton, all sizes, 5 to 10 in Hercules Stockings for Bos, all sizesin black --------------------25c cotton, at • Children's white cotton Hose, at.... .... . . . ., . , .. : . ,ie up . Ladies' fine cotton Hose, in white, tan and black, at, ... 25e: Best values to he had in Cashmere Rose, for Ladies, Girls' and Boys, et e 1.5c to 75c gloves Ladies' Lisle Gloves, in tans, black, White and grey; all • sizes, at Taffeta Melees in black and grey, at Silk Glows, black, cream and gkey, at 25e and 50c 25e and 50e .....50e Parasols Ladies' Isaticy Parasilts, ...... ...,$2.00 and $2.50 Children's Fancy Parascihi, at ......25e. 50c and $1.00 Ladies' knit Cotton Vest.s, • short sleeves (Sr long; . 10e, lg 1-2e to 50e „ Children's Vests, in all sizes, long or short sleeves at B&C and Crompton's Coesets, all styles, at ....350 to $2.00 Nezereth Waistefor Bays rind Girls, all sizes at 25e New patterns in Embroideries and Insertions just opened this week, at per yd ...1.21-2c to 25c Fine French Val Laces and Insertions, at per yd ..3c to 2e Cerset Cover Embroidery, new designs, at per yd 35e to 85e Ladies' Lisle Gloves, in tan, black, white • end grey, all sizes, at 25e and 500 Taffeta Gloves, in black and.greyeat...........e.,23cand410e, Silk (Stoves, in black, cream and grey, tit ..., • 50c , Wash Belts, Embroidered Collars, etc., a big range of new patterns, at ....... .. 4. ... #1,4140.1.4.64g5O to /150 Ladies' Wash Suits, in dark Grey, Linen, 13100, Grey ad . • pale Blue- perfect fitting and fast colors, $4,50 and $5.00 DRY GOODS thecoseeseeezneste vieistinrimisnimmetemonimellialsimeimiiiiiiiiartinneniteessinienitmeinismesis • A. grant of $1000 was Made • towards the Goderich Marine Hospital, hich is the equivelent of the amonet with- • drewn from this institutithe by the January Connell. IVe are not going • to take exception to this, because a number of contributions were,made and expenditures incurred at the out- set, on the etrength of the original ' grant,• . • • The House of Refuge Committee strongly; recommended an addition ef $100 to the salary of Mr, French, of the House • of •Refuge. The Council had not got its generous cap on when .it dealt with this report, for it cut the recommendation in half, giving Mr. French $50, and Mrs. Simpson .$25. They both deeerve all they got and • 'more. Let us make a ' comparison. Jeiler Griffingete MOO a year, and his wife $200 ; total of $800 -on an a,ver- age their have eight or ten Prisoners to look after the year round, and in addition have the services of a Turn- key at about $500 to help them. • Mr. French: gets $375 a year and Mrs. Simpson 273 -total $6a0; in the House of Refuge there is an average of 85 inmates the year round and there is • no assistance. Mr. French teed Mrs. Simpson get a little more in the; way of their living than do Mr. and Mrs, Griffin, but otherwiSe the comparison is about equal. Why then sheuld their be such a disparity in the salary e The Ootiety•Council should be both just and generous. In dealing Nvith this particuhir case it has been neither, 'County Council • (Concluded from last week) • • Notice was given . that Mr. ' Plum - steel, Teustee of Clinton Collegiate had resigped, and Rev. . Mr: Gunne Was eppointed his succeasor ; J. Ache- son, of Goderich Bowed, having die,d, alr. W. • McKenzie. was appointed • sueeeeson .• • . A deputation waited on the Council asking for a grant to the itioderich - Marine Ilespital. The matter waa re- feered to the Executive Committee, together-svith a motion that $1000 The granted to Winghatu hospital: The committee reported against both motions, but that.giving a. grant tO Goclerich was carried on the following votee-Yea, Gardner, Lamont: Morri- son, Miller, McLean; McKenzie Dile- leeinghton, McQuillari, Spackman. Nay :-.43ryans; Cantelon,Ourrie, Doig, Ferris, Grieve, Isbester. Mr. Lane, County Clerk made a re111 - quest foe an increase of salary, • and 100 g • inn. Moved by Mr, Miller seconeci by Me. Oantelon, that in the event of an ate• peal from the report of the Equalize - time Comnittee, ale) Matter. be ieft. to tha County Judge -Careied. • arovecl by Me. McKenzie seconded by Aft.. McQuillan, that whenever the Inspector of the Douse of Refuge finds that any inmate has min propertee that. he and the Warden and. Keeper be instructed. to have the proper transfer made -Carried. Moved by Mr. Gardner, seconded by Mr, laryante, that the salary of the Road &Bridge Engineer be SOW Per anntnn. Moeed emendrectit by Mr. Me. Lean, seeonded by Mr. Cantelou, that the Engineer be paid $800 pee year. Iloth teatime were• referred • to the lexeentive.Commtttee, which reported in favor of the latter amount. • The report of the Equalieettion Own - name recommended the ex1option of the Valuator's Report. Mr, Ishister moved, seconded by Mr. Doig, that the following_tovenshipsbe reduced 5 per cent ureY, Morrie, Stephen and Hay. Lost. The report was then adopted. A motion was passed granting Mr. Ainsley a bonus of $100 on his retire - meet from the position of Road Conn nussioner • Itneone OF BOUVATIOzt Clongirreat In reference to the petition of G. E. Essery and others, asking that S. S. No, 1, Stephen be fornaed into two eeetiees the uew min to be known as S. S. No, 14; recenrinend that the petition be !granted, In reference to the claim of Listowell High School for the tuition fees of pupils belonging to Huron ; recommend no action. Clain HigleSchooller-teltioneef pupils from this county ; recommend that it be paid according to the basis decided 'upon in June session of 1905. The coramittee recommends the grants inade fon continuation plass work be made according to statute. In re- ference to the petitiOn of Mr. Ziler and otners, of S. S. No. 8e Hay, asking that arbitrators be appointed to define the boundaries and fixing a, site/ for new school (Hite Council heviiig refueled to take ectine) we recommend that petition be granted. ESTIMATED ExeneitaTtine...8 AND RE- CEIPTS YOE WOO lixPENDITOUES Ad in inistration of Justice..$ 5500 Jail22(l0 41 **** 4. Division Court Jury Fund., 100 Schools .. 10000 School management 2900 Municipal GOVernMent• • • • 550e• - Greets 2300 Stationery, printing, ste... • 800 Lunatics and charities .500 Jnterist 1000 2200 100 Per8911111$ Mr. 0. X. Wattle returned front Winnipeg on Friday night, Mr& J. McGuire, of Liman, is visit - hog her father, Mr. A. 0, Pattison. Miss Jennie Barr was lent week the guest of her friend, Mrs, J. Fermin of Hullett. Mr. W. J. Taylor, Bele ra,ve was he guest of his rtend, Mr, A. E. Cook on Sunday. Mr, Andrew Tilerlor attended the funeral of his brother's daughter at Listowel on Wednesday. Mrs, Stewart Seymour and \sister, Miss Ida Walsh, are visiting eisters in Detroit and Battle Creek, Mrs. SMel, of Ripley, sister of Mr.A. D, Beaton. and Mrs. Mason, have been guests of Mr and Mrs, Beitton, County property 1V1iscellatieous • Industrial Howe • • Sterling debentures 'Onerency Roads and bridges. - .. ,272001)9101 Deficit 1905.. , , 5500 2000 . _ r„• 'twat of Los Angeles, grandson of Mrs, 8, ()rich, is here on a visit, and may rensain tor afew eveeks. Mrs. Gregg, of Toronto, mother of Mrs. (Rev.) Stewart is here OU a visit. Dr. Gregg was also here over Sunday. "iN.ELICerre of the Brussels Post, was a visitor to his brother, Rev, W.1.4.1,,lerr at Ontario Street'. parsonage on Tuee- alay, Jane 15th, 1900 AMMOCKS. Have you a verandah, or a shade tree on your lawn? If so, you should have one of our new Ham- mocks, to lounge in. .A.n hour spent in one of these hammocks is worth half -a -day sitting in any chain • Mrs, Jas. Twitchell and daughter Ida lefe on Tuesday for a months viSit in Detroit; • They were accompanied lel Mr. Twitchell. • Messrs la R. and IL Hodgens left on Monday for New York, where they go to seeure American novelties for thenehusiness. .• , Mrs, Newton P. Cinch and little daughter, Evelyn, of Reward, Sask arrived...last Thursday, a,nd intend, spending a couple of months With her mother, Mes. Nott, Ontario Street. Mr, C. Byer, who has been in the Western Provinces for the past five months, in the interest of flodgens Bros. (nothing department, has re- turned to tpwn, He was most suc- pessfuL Mr.' Andrew' Porter was in town this week on his way to Goderich, to take the management of the Sovereign e pankeGoderich. Mrs, Porter will re- • $7850-s inteiti Teeswater until Mr. Potter gets fairly settled, • • Mr. A, Ingram; who has just, resign- ! ed his seat in the Dominion House to ! become a member of the Ontario Rail - Way Commission, -was- at one •tirne resident of 'Clinton • where he worked as a harnessmaker for Mr. J. Q. Miller. tProyincial License Inspecter-Gordon was in town on Wednesday -on his regular teur of inspecting thebooks of ,• License Inspectors. He eertified to I the. accuracy •of those- of Inspector I Torranee, and was .pleased with the Manner in which .they are kept. JudgesHolt came down from Goa, - ---Reemeere • Registry office •$ 800‘ Licenses.. 1200 2000 • $76502 •AUDITOBS REPOrtx . Messrs W. Se McCrostie and W. aleKereher, Anditors,certify that they made an audit. ,of the books of the County, and examined the vouchees connected therewith; and find that - both agreeand are eorrect. The books tire well kept a•ne all required infor- million was frnelx given. • . • ExEct7T.tyE. CloinufrTEE In reference to. the petition asking that the village OE Crediton••be made a Police ; reeommended that it be granted. lie reference to: the re- quest for a further grant to G reveal- hurst Sanitarium ; necommended 110 action. In reference to the emetnitt went. of. L.• MeNtiniara to the inclusa trial Home, Termite, 1)v the. -Mayor•af Seeroett,.. we tecommeeded ..thet the -maintenance of. McNamar& be .paid. • neelended glean() aettenbeetakeir !Vii-Varafel—t—ice •o membership in thseal Conatabliee Asseciation . •Torcnitc refeience to -the requestfrom Gran Bend to .Stephen a akin g foe as sistence to build ;block -up, We recoil mended thatthe Matter be seat tO the Coimcil. of Stetihen. referenee .to the motion of Messrs McKenzie tied Miller,. that. a geints of $1.000 he .made itrassettire Hospital in Goderich, we recommend- . ed that no action be taken.- (Thi e .was. • arneeded- in . Council ttnd the grant . made I Regarding motion • of Messrs, Outrie and . MeQuillan, asking for . giant of $1000 to assist in building a hospitaA iir'Whightian ; that no action p taken. Recommended a ;grant of erich on Friday, for the puepose of ' proceeding to Blyth, where he was to - hold count, while here be got word there was nothipg for the Court to do at Myth, and he returned •to Goclerich by the hrst train: • Miss Henrietta Holmes, late a teacher on' the steff of Toronto school, is ; visiting her sister, Mrs, 'Beaton, Miss •Ilohnes tesigned her position .owing to ill:health. and leetves shorils- 00 a trip to the Weat.. She dees not_ expect to resume eeitehing: e..: Mrs[.. B..„ Gibhings and . daughter, left On ,Tnesday, , a Visit to.' her a Mother and sisters in Winnipeg. She was IICCOUSpi1010a by het brother Rufus Andrews, -of Cleveland, who will alece speed • a week or ,. so. in the wean They cvere tIcketed throeigh by by W. Jackson, C. P. U. Agent • atesensel&-Seeitheseenveseset' ton Chant, Arthur • Stephenson re- presenting Varna, and R. Sims,. re- presenting lalytle left here an Monday for Ottawin•to attend the meeting of the Hig,h ,Court Clinedian Order of Foresters. The two first named sveee ticketed thrmigh by To, R. , Hodgens Agent G. T. R. to the Duren County alitle League, FINANCE CiolainuTEE This Comauttee recommeded pay- rnene of a lot of apcounts, The Tres- urer's Bonds were examined and found sa is actor ; the tote' amount of sec- urity is $65,000, conaposed of 040,000 it first tnortgage on real estate, and $25,000 personal bonds. The total equalized assessment or the county Is $42,501,400, and the Treasiirere. eati- mates ampunt te $76,502, whit% will require at rate ef 1 1 -5th mills .nn the dollar. ChurchNews , eepassAWeeeeeeeeteereeye eeseee• ANN • te .ee.„ ale, 'Manning will exchange - , • • WESLEY • . • iNlyeixtht.Ree.air Kerr on Sunday nateenin • • . • REPORT OF ettUFTY EFoi.NEEn My. Ain.sley•- reported as 'follows :- 1 .have arranged to have •eteel Mete andnewefloor•••put . oil part of , Man, chester bridge. Have made arrange- ments for a new abut:Meet 'at St, Joseph's 'bridgea. A new:bridge veill be necessary at Dunlop. -With regard to Duff& Stewart's ccanplaint at Blue - vale, nothing can bedone at • present ;.• a new dant changes the current, 'but a- new bridge will be necessaree probably. ext season.' Mr:. Hardy and I re- neasured the ciencrete work at Stan - eke bridge, •and pee no reason: why- Neagle• Looby should have any more than .oriennally allowed • them he Blyth bridge has beenargidered nsafe by the • corporation -Of •Blyth eying' attached a eveter pipef and I econatnend that they be required to hange it so as to reprove the danger.. he north abetment mid pier of • • the roposed bride at Bayfield is in first hiss order ; the south abetment is ust as it was last fall, and can be re - aired at small cost : the old bridge ound in good state of repair; and with roper attention, will earry the reptile „ afely fora ,couple of years. Rom) kitp 'MUDGE COMAIPFP8K ThiS Committee recommeedecl the eliding of •Dunlop beidge at once, het no action be • taken "concerning lte enteplitint•of Duff & Stewatt,Blue. ale, as We (19 not consider the County able. • That Myth ,Cornoratien be °titled to at once remove the watee pe endangering the safety of the edge That the cracks in Bayfield. amnia be filled with cement' and nil. • Mr. .Lamont was appointed Iti- . ector of St. josepli Bridge and re- ired to see•that the abuttnent be put. • .PAAJL's caiuscii The ladies of St. Paul's church pur- pose holding a garden party on th Rectoty groundsea the evening ° Tilly 8th. :. • HAMMOCKS These Hawn -locks are large and.comfortable, you need not fear a tumble as they have been tested •and are guaranteed to hold two. ti A NI M. O. C. K Some of these are direct from New York, others from some 'of the leading Canadian manufacturers. Some are in bright, attractive colors, and some are in the quieter shades, such as .black and white.. Prices' rang from $1.o,) to $,50 COOPER'S BOOK STOR,E CLINTON — Christian Endeavor and consisted in the use ma,de of it, and the Sunday School Convention. On Tuesday and Wednesday, Jun .12-13, the Huron County. Christian En deavor and Sunday School AssOcia tions held their annual join% cenven tion here, the meetings taking plac in Weslee. Methodist church, the us of which' was kindly granted . for th ()melon: Some years ago this Oen vention attracted a large "attendane from every part of the county, an was in every sense of the word a live wide-awake institution. LatetY th annual gatherings have not been a successful as formerly. Many reasoo have been assigned for this, the genet ally accepted one being that the rind tiplicity of organizations throughoe • the county along denominational tine and otherwise has taken vitality from the parent conyeetion, and left. it in t somewhat. enfeebled condition. Thi year it was thought that with. an en thilsiastic effort upon the part, of th executive, and with such a centre point as Clinton, the interest; would his greater and the attendance better The fest cpndition hae been attained, so far as the convention itself is con .cerned, but • the attendanCe. has not been materially increased, Plans for improvement have been laid, and it is earnestly hoped they will result in a ler& revive' ot interest in, this lemon- tankeyork. •, • On: tees '.':at 1.1,. t.. speeker urged the people to put their gold in the greet enterprize of Chris- , e tian work, where itlyould bring good ' results. "Loyalty" was the next topic, • and was taken by in very Urquhart. " of Kipper's who in very ,earnest and O eloquent language' urged that loyalty e to truth ‘vits the great principle that O would make a nation great. During the evening musical selections were e rendered by the •choir and by a male d quartette from Camel° street chureh, • = At the close of the evening sess:on, e everyone seemed to be of the opinion 8 that though the attendance of outside delegates was not what could be hoped for, yet tl..4.3 'convention was a real sun- , cess. „e The folloviing are the offacerielected b, Presicletit, Rev. W. D Magee, Clinton Vice, Chas. Girvin, Nile; 2nd Vice, l• • Miss Care, Blyth ; Secretary, S. Whit- s more, Brucefield ; Treasurer, Miss O., Tyndall, Oaelow ; Executive -Rev. Mr. 6, Fitch, Wingharn ; Rev. Wrin Martin Exeter,. A. T. Cooper, Clinton ; W. H.' Kerr, Brussels. • [Owing to preesure on our ?pace we • aee compelled to hold over the report notextitie wSeieikndlay school. convention unti ' e• 0 taluidianOitaey Of Forresters. The 27th aninzahaessien of the Htli heditatsdi'-4: ------- 575 ogee 000 UC e evo eonal exereiseg;' ; tees °peeled in Ottawa .Tuesdast after, noon, with an the telleersof th5'• high, Court and a large aelegation in attend- ance from sutiordinate enerts of every eftet WhiCh Mr, Chas, Gievinof Nile, .President of ' the C. 4 Aesotiation, took the chatr., Ways And means of inereesing• the nsefielness . of county conyentions," was the nest topic on program. W. II. Kerr, of Brussels, and A. '1'. Cooper, of Clieton. were the speakers, and both having had a large allerience 17-rtyerurepr-1 able to point out many waysitt which, the usefulness of the convention could be increased.- • • , At the ' afternoon session the devo- tional service was led by Rev. Dr, Stewart. A • Oorference on Missions'. followed, This was tohave been taken by M. 0.B. Keeeleyside, of Londozi, but owing - to his unavoidable abeence it was led by M. Kerr, of Brussels,who, though called cm enddenly, proved • niIf an excellent: leader in sucia a confetence. After some business met - were a ten ed to, Rev. j. of Nile, was intrOducedand spoke On • ,"Consecratien of our social powers." Mr. Reid ie an excellent speaker, and his teeetteent 'of the thetne was of a very superior order. "The Holy Spirit" was the eubject of an address by Rev. Dr. Ehnore Harris, of Toronto. Many people had looked forward to the coni- ng of Dr. Itaeris with pleasant expec- ations, and aftet hearing him were ot at ail disappointed. . During the Province in the Dominion, I The lapel t ef the High Chief Ranger • J.A.Stewaravres a very coirprehensive ; one, and showed the order to be in a itrtrrts , ; with a membership of 60.21 and a 're. - serve of. $1,949,862. 15 in the insuranee branch. The sick and funeral benefit ; branch had a membership of 35.700,ands la balance of $69.861.91 on hand. On the first ot the present nienth (June ) ,tlte insurance i..eserve amonnted to $2,- 028. 278M7, and the reserve in the sick • I and funeral benefit brancheto$74.057.87 The report of the 'High 'Secretary, George t aulkner, shows the laege vol - 1 ume of business transacted through the ; head office of the order at Brant- ' ford. There were reported 6.806 initia- t:0118 during the year. The number of • deaths ;vas 333. There were issued front the High Secretary's office 8,646 insuranee certificates,5,631 membership dertificates, 355 death claim cheeles.and 4,812 sick and funeral benefit &dm • checks. The ailment paid in death • claims was $344.180.30, and in sick and fitaeral benefit claims $108 549.78.T1Ie1'e were 971 courts in good standing at the . close of the year,of which Court Doll- ard, No. 689, Montreal, is the banner eourt, having reached during the year. a Membership of 627, the largest court iuTthh:irtitdnoetrin. t of tnsurance reserve at the close of this yekr was $9.949 862.15, end the balance on hand in thesick and funeral benefit branch $69,861.91. ' The net gain duringthe year in the itisur••• ance reserve was $232.32a49 and in the sick and funeral benefit b1a11ch$23.271- 33, e t n afternoon a resolution looking toward , the amalgeonation of the two associti- . • tines was passed, and WAS left•to the y notion of the Sunday school convention. A very large audience had gathered at 8 o'clock, when the President took t the chair, after devotional exercises , had been conducted by Rev. Mr. Kerr In C. 13, Keenleyside, of Loneon, was introduced, and spoke on the subject, . "Money and its use." The -thought , pee teeth was that the value of money Rev. pr. Gregg,feitheisindaw of Rev Dr. Stewart, preached here ow Suncla eveninr g, • Fole inan his•90th.' year he is tnarvellously vigoroue, b.-..th•men tai and physical, His: -sermon deal with theprovidence -ofGod to old men arid he allededto the fact. that during his 00 years Ministry', he had preached the same clocttin es arid never found oc easion to departfrom the religious principals that had been ineuicated hem itt. his youth. • • . • .A 'strawberry festival and -hewn sue - 111! 1(118 been arranged he the Yeung Ladies' Guild end the Christian En - 'cleaver Society ef Willis church, to be • h eld on the evening 'of rrnovsday. June 28th; on the specious • grounds to•tha rear of Mr, Beeiver's late residence.' Ali attractive .prograin is leen s ranged, and the Oitizens'• Bend will lie in attendance, Pullet, details wili• be given next week, .Be.suve and keep the date open, • „ The 'Young AVoinen's Guild met last Monday- might,. the topic, •"Life of, loaances Ridley Havergal," a most' in- teresting one, was taken by 'a -Ilse Annie Watt. All the musical selections and readings of the evening wove taken from Miss Thivergal's weeks. -Follow- ing tock part in the progratne-Solos, Misses. McCovvie and 1C. Seat ; read- ing, Misses O'Neil and Malec% and a due) t by Mrs, iteekie and Miss Castel'. The Guild• will not meet again midi the second Monday in September, • • SALVATION ARMN. Speeial meetings will be held on Sunday Juno 17th, in the Inirrack's, at it le ne, the subject will be "Aim" Mates ituff," et 7 la• in., the "Impish. live, Woman.", On Titesden night, June 10th, 8 p, ni., a very special meet- ing will be held, Adjutant Bless, from strattord, win give his famous lecture on the "Klondike." The Adjutant spent some years in the Klondike and w•ill give some real wattling. facts of life etenong the gold diggers of the froeett Northsvese, the lecture ail the Way through is interesting. A. splen- did tittle is assured every body ('01110 to this service. An admission fee will be .taketz at the floor, • ON'TArtIO ST. 0111111OR, • Bev, IL A.L.Manning and Rev, W. E, 'Kett Will exchange pulpits next Sale bath morning. The services ere at 11, Rev, Ernest Phillips, eo well and 1nv- '-",bly *known he tine vicinity, -will ' ,eac , °Merit> street .Methocilst ureh next Sabbath evening. 'f properp1ao. The Committee' ree,omtnended th appointineet of Ur. Donald Patterscin as County Engineer, Sit. Hector reingevin died at Quebec Monday, Deceased, Who had been in failing health for some years past, had been able to go about, theugh in a feeble condition, up to a week before his death, He held office from coded, eration till 1891, and was Minister of Publie Works. 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