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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1906-11-01, Page 1- a-- 2 Yam* 4id the Xellgar Watch A It is right in everg respect. RigAt in woriummship. 71gAt in price. ' Right in time. Right e'Pery time. de- curat4 adjusted. .Fitted M.eitber gold, sitter or nickel cases. Let as sell you a v?atcb, your old Wateh taken ,pait .4 V ewiller and Vateh Aepairer • r4444444444444441* 446444444444/1 en r.ref This is the Men's Store of Clinton and ,of Huron COuntg for That Matter, toO.- THERE is no store anywhere near here with . a stock as large, as varied, as complete as you will find in this big men's store. No store that you can get such variety of High Class Clothing for men:as can be found in it to -day. No store where values are any better. We doubt if there is one where they • are af good., • We sell the Finest Suits and Overcoats in town; no question about that. Take any SUR or Overcoat we sell, and make all the Compalisons Cill like with any you can get at the same price,: .If you do it we „have no doubt what our judgment will:be Overcoats for Fall nd, Winter are . all. in. Not uite so 0 uy as now • if.. you Witt -h,ear. choice. asuch collections or no such valuer in. the County as are here Overcoats at $10 Just as good value in Overcoats its in our Famous $10 uits. for men. Made from good quality black beaver or cheviots, velvet. collar, fly front, good quality fainters' satin lining, tailor made throughout, inside and outside, everything a good Overcoat ought to be. Also single or double breasted tweeds in nice dark mixtures, choice _of any of these three materialseach Si0.00 Overcoats at $12.50 Black Beaver and tTheviot OverceatS, slightly better qualitY. than the $10 line. Good horrest mate.rials and. linings that can, be depend,ed upon, all tailor made, each $12.50 Overcoats at $15 Overcoats made from extra quality beaters, cheviots and rneltons fly front, cut in the latest style, all good linings used and every garment tailor made, coats that ave.41%1.0 enough50 for auy occusion. all sizes, each 3 3 4 4 3 3 • Overcoats at $20 Extra fine Overcoats formen, the famous 20theentury, nothing better in the trade, •nicefe made from fine beavers and rneltons, • linings and workmanship the best.each!........... -520.00 The Boys' Watches. These Overcoats are splendid value. Even if your boy does not join the I3oys' Watch Glut\ If he needs an Overcoat this winter why .not buy it here. You can't get any better value, and with every $10 worth of boys' clothing bought before the year is out we give a spleneid watch that will keep accurate time. *Just the kind of watch your boy would like to have. 10 Bogs' Overcoats $4.35 • vurcroN, otirrAisoo, THuRsomr, NOVEMBER let, 1906 ews•Record to any address until the end of 1906 for 10 cents THE LOCAL MARKT 1.L.A.TE RASPBERRIt.1S. l'iltesist ti8c 'to Toe Oita 8.0e to 3tc Pees 74e to 750 Barley 43e to 45e Butter 200 • Eggs 20c LOCAL OPTION. The councils in the townships, or Grey and • T,uekerstmith bars deeie&cl to Submit Local Option to the rate - mere at the coming municipal etcs time 'So that al least fou - ties • in the county there will he a ix4st vote in Joluacy-Stanley, borne, Grey and Tueicersinith, TIM NEW INCUMBENT, ;-.The Rev. W, P, Kerney et Pete - Renfrew ceunty, has hien an - Pointed incumbent of the parish cent sistine et ithe churches at Holmes- Sunemerhill and Middleton, an M. 41., &beet thirty eea,ris, of age and married.' rt is, expected that he Will take charge at an early date. THE HOUGH CUP.' The second match teethe Hough Cup will be played in the park ori Saturday afternoon, the Competing teams this time to be Olinten and Goderich. The local team defeated Seaferth a month *age very deeisivee ly, the sexs,tandisag three to ISn'th7 ing, and a win is looked for on' Sit- urday. Friends of the C. C.I. should turn out to the game and thus; ,ene courage the boys who.liave held the Cup against all comers for so Many Seasons, ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. - The, a,nniversegy services in connects ion with the Baptist church will te held net Sunday. Rte. Es R. Fitch B. A., pastor of the Baptist church at, Wingham, will be the preacher for the Ceay. Services Will be held at 11. a. m. and 1 p. rn. The ehoirare preparing special lnueical numbersand the occasion promisee to be of un - vassal inteiSest. Rev. Mr, Fitch is void tO be a very able preadiier. rase ,officers of the church are asking for e liberal canning, to meet the oblig- ations fee th,e, .yeer. A GOLDEN WEDDING. • Mr. and Mess Henry Joyeer, wbo have for many years been leech tes speeted residents of Clinton, �u Sae- urclay -celebrated the fiftieth anniver- sary of their Weirding day. AD -their 'family Were Alethered around. thetn on this happy oceasion, including %h- eir son *Henry, a • railroader from ' Water Will. Kcametly gOlietet'e ripe raspberries he his graiellarther'a gar- den on Monday and The Newsifecord had the ;pleasure of. sampling, thole,. They were .of the Columbian variety and •taelted vexy geed-, MOO. - THE. BLACK 4KNIGIIT, Rev.. J. H. Hector; best known as the "Black Knight," was' greeted by large andlemeas at his ftwo meetings in Clinton 18,st week. On Thursday night be spoke in Wesley eriurch and the following night in Ontario street cher& a still larger crowd gattered to hear him. His vieles on. Temper., once ceritainly give forth efe uncertain sound. The collo:Aims at the two mbethies Wombed, to $75, DEATH OF A PIONEER. , Mrs. Catharine Miller died yeeter- day at the home of Mr. Willia.m Smith of the Bayfield Road. She wags a native of Iseland, bat the fame ily settled in Goderia tetwnship in the early days. There she was. max rid to Mr. James Miller and after a long residence -in that township they, settled in Cli'iltion Where Mr. -.Miller died several years ago. She is survived by her two sons, J. C. and George of the Soo, and two daughters, Mrs. Wm. Foster end Airs. Ryter of Monereal. $9000 LIABILITIES: The Creditors of Mr. E. le rani - ham of Huliett, to the 'neither of thirty-four or more, met M the coun- cil chamber on Frid,ay last to con- sider the Statement of the assignee, Mr. W. Brydone, The liabilitiee am- ounted to $9000 and to offset this there is a farm which it 'is said will sell for $50,00, chattels woeth pro- bably $11500 and endorsed notes to the amount of '$2000. The farm is mortgaged for 13700 and on the di - cots arts two chattel mortgagee to elk amount of $8,00, but those it is said the creditors will endeavor to, invali- date. John Riley old Charles Rogers son were appointed inspectors.. with instructions to wind no theestate as rapidly as possible. It is understood that, Mr. Farn- ham,' who is not in good health, in- tendsgoing to, Neeada, shortly. DEATH OF JOHN. SMITH: Another of the old residents has passed awaY, in the person of Mr. Joie]. Smethessiged seventy-eight years., Ile was born' hi Borrowby,: yorkshs •Ire, England, and coining to Clinton in '185& he engagedas tailor with Mr. Thos. Jackeors with • whom he southern Texas, who was accotnpaie remained for twelve years. He then led by his wife and little • daughter. crossed over to Jaekeon, Miele, where • The children presented their perents he went into besiness, but not sue - with several handsome presents and the ceed.ng 1 he retnrned. to, Clinton. and occasion was a very happy. oee: . Mr.: entered the employ Of Callandee & and Mrs. Joyner ate in good health e e Scott with whom he remained until end .it is the Wish of their neirieLetis they retirea! from business. Since then friends: that ' they . may enjoy .rnanS be oontinued working at his trade at mare anniversaries. . ' • • = hiss own home,. Mr. Smith was an . . GOT IVIORE THAN ASKED WOR. enthustastic member 'of conet Maple • .. ' - . : ,Leaf' C• O. F. and held every office Not withstan,ding the ineleinent Wea- in, the gift of the . Court and Mmany years' he . was, the representat- ive 'at the *High Ceurt. • He- was mut''i. respected for his sterling klieg- ritY. He was twice married, his se - son& wife, , a sister, of tde illessre. Jenkins of , Goderich townehip, dying about a year ago. fle is, eureived hy one daughter Lydia, at home and two sans' Lou of Detroit and Sidney of ther of last * Sunday the anniversary service's in the Ontario street Church . were largely attended. The, ptcaehee for the day was Mr. ,W: H. Kerr of -•the-Brussels post. .Though inerely newspaper man, he cap tails from elm pulpit nearly as well as my his brother, the pastor., •Thil, choir, .whiele rendered splendid service, was aesist- ed by Mrs. H. Morris Ouerie of, Viet- Hartney, Man. .The funnels took pie aria, B. C.: BOTIi SOLD. eitizen, advectiSed eeneleef.-of stoves foe' sale in la,Sif Week's 'IfiSue of The News' -Record and as couple Of ,days alter the paper' appeared, he telephoned up, saying : "Take out that ad, for both stoves are sold. .Advertisieg in; The News -Record, brings buyers all right." HANDY, Through Mr. A. Hooper ' 'few days ago Mr. feo. Brown of Sea - forth received a cheque for $70 which comes very handy in nicotine expen- ses which ineurred during the weeks In whieh lir, Brown has not been able to work,. The moral is, have proteetien e when you are able Ay °Wric. WESLEY C. IIURCH. The paster'Re. W, J. Jollifte, will preaCh neXt Sunday morning and eve- ning. The morning subject will be s"Helpful SocfstriteebeLo,”afrrisr swaphpicerh the be ill adsninistered. For the evening he wilt take for hie enbleet : "The Bap- tist's doubt- concerring 'the lViessiall- s'hip, ofJesus.?' DEATH OF THOS. E. HA.NLON. . Me. Thames E. Hanlon, brother of Rev. Father Hanlon of Clinton, died, St. Joseph's .Hospitai, London, last Thursday morning, after a three . weeks,' illness from typhoid fever. The late Mr. Hanlon was, me of the best-- known railway men et Ow London distelet. He has been in the employ 'of the Grand Trunk fer nearly fourt- een' years, seven of which,' were spurt* at 'the London depot. He was a gen; era! •faeorite with the travehingspebe lie, and- the news of his death came as a shock to very Many. Mr. Han- lon was 'born in Woodstock, 38 yeass ago. Besides his father and mother, Who now reside at. Princeton, he • is survived by it widow and two broth- ers -Rev. Father Hanlon of' Clinton, and Mr. Wm. Hanlon of London. The funeral took place Satusda,y from his late residence, 129 .111aple street, to St. Peter's Cathedral. Requiem high mase was sung by Rev. Father Hanlon, brother of the deceased, and he Wae assiated by Reverend Patbere Aylward, Egan, White, McKeown, Tobin, Stanley, O'Neil, Valentine and Dunn» The services were , most • im- Cressivereeand were witnessed by a largo number of: friends of the dace- ased..., The N1O-wing were the palls bearers : Sohn Kermy, Joss* :.1I'ageire, Fred, Harley, Thomas 'Kenny, ;Artier Maguire and, Fred. Dake. interment Wee made ie St. Peter's :cemetery . The deceased. Was a member of the C. M.' .B. A. and the Grand Trunt. Provident Society. . r There was an indebtedness of $014 on the church and this'. amount was asked for as -a thank -offering, but so liberal was the reineregation that tot'liere was enough and considerable me er. In shoet; $750 was contributed, This epeaks volumes for the fillerality of the; good people of the Ontario street church, especially when it is teken into menet that a, year ago they geve a -thank-offering .4 .81000. Boys Overcoats made from fancy tweeds, assorted sizes, nice grey mixture, splendid coats that. will stand the rough and tumble wear the averageeboy will give his coat, each 54.35 Bogs' Overcoats $5 Boys' Overcoats made from black cheviot, velvet collar. *HY front, real good linitess used throughout. A coat that, has style and wit wear Well. . .. . .. Od DIRECT IMPORTERS cpwrom'ONr The Power of Money Saved The systematic saving of something each week - even $2.00 or $5.00 will, in a few years enable you to e take a course at collegeto buy a hometake a trip abroad, or get almost anything else yoti may wish for, Commence to save to -day. si.po opens an account and interest it paid 4 times a year in Lie Sovereign Bank of Canada C LINT ON and BRLICEPIELD The jubilee dinner: ori Monday even- ing was a •great success From 5 twee 8 o'clock the lecture. room was thronged with the many who partook of the good things oroVided by the Ladies' .Aid and when,: Mr.. W. 44. Kerr took the chair at 8.15 the aud- itorium was erowded. The program was a good one and very much pleas- ed the large audience. It was as follows : Male Quartette, Messrs. flatland, Weir, Gibbings and Downs, Reading, Miss Ada. L. Beettie Solo, Miss MeNaughton Address,* Rese. S. L, Tole, Myth Duett, Messrs. SpaSdhis and I4arland Solo, 1VIrs. H. Morris Currie Ceremony of "Burning of the Last Illessrs. David Tiplady and .1. Brickenden, Address, Ito?. A. K. Birks, Seaforch Male, Quartette, Mesere. Herbed, Weir, Gibbings and Downs. , Readieg, Miss Ada. L. Beattie Male Quartette, Aimee. Harlan, Weir, Gibbings and Downs. God Seep The: king. age on- Sunday afternoon', and, not- withstanding the very rough ,wenther, sixty Canadian .Foresters matched ' in the cortege. 9,6v; 'Mr. Newecimbe eandemted . services' at Ifouse and gra- vesIde. The pallbearers. were : W. Stanley, J. II. Elford, .1V. Jones, T: D. ;Johnson, G. Sage, and W. Cud - More. LITTLE LOCALS. 1 s Mr. George' Ilturtmell intends stelt- ing the laundry business. , Albert lseard; smne years ego a resident of Clinton, is now a mem- ber of the 'Guy Bros. Company. Mass will be celebreted in St. Jos- eph's Church at nine o'clock to -Mor- row forenoon, it being All Soul's Day. There have been gate a ntimber of eases .of illhess in. tonne but ' the pat- ients are doing well, the doctors re- port. • The Ladies' Aid of Wesley church Will give a supper in. the town hall on the evening of Thisreclay, Novem- ber 151h; The Model School students will be "A% Home" to the ;students of the Goderich Model in the town hall to- morrow evening. The interior of the town hall never looked so shabby as it does at the present time, a fact not enanown, to the metnbers of the council. . Newcombe's, big ad. on page three lessens somewhat the amo.unt of read- ing matter in this issue, but it will be of much interest to all who, core 'template . purchasing clething or furn- ishings. The Mom of Thursday night last Played havoe with the local telephone service and tile inspector had to. over - heel forty-five phones before, tee system was got into good working order again. A negro was arrested on the street by ConStabfe Welsh about three o'- clock yesterday morning and lodged in the lockup. On promising to get out of town et once he was released at daybreak! Educational sertnons will he prea- ched in both Methodist churchte on NoVember Ilth, the pulpits to be occupied alternately by Rev, Dr. Potts Toronto, and IleV. 14, MeCamus ofi Listowel. To members, of the congregation hi. particular "The ,huening of the last note' was a very interesting itatn an the program. The little ceremony was performed by Messrs David Tee, lady and John Mandel's, who are among the most liberal Olitributors to the various schemes of the churele and very enthadastic in, advaneing its intereets. The Ontario street church la: time free of debt and to the- energetic pas- tor there, is no small, amount ot cre- dit due for bringing .about so soon This hippy constaninatton. . • The next thing no doubt that will -be undertaken will he the purely:tee of toe new organ, indeed, we uttderstand, 'a. good start has already beetle made towards raising the -desired alilettitte • HIS HOME IS VVINGI-I NM.- • • Wirle Number 1447 ‘1191,stetviiie. Gots Witelidai man mco,herg St. John's Church Congregation ae- sembled at the bonne or - Mcs. fltrt Hicks, their orgemiet; ands' Praseated lier with aelsertutifill couch and the tollowing address T9 Mrs. Hart Mae- :- Wo, the member!, of St. John's ch- urch congregation, have essenebled here this evening to $how you the good feeling they have towards you, We ask you to except tiffs Conch es e Slight teken. or the appreciation we have for yOur serVices as 1,ur ergan- jab, not thinlling for a monient Itieet wrIl in any; way repay you for your labors for we know'. suite well that nothing we can say or .11 would eecompenee.yon. ,But we hope and pray that tine Giver er 'ail good will reward yo for for the cheerful fintit ful Trimmer you have performed your dety, Sieglay after Sunday and year after year/ , Signed Gni behalf of 'the congregation. - Mrs. (Dr.) Palmer. e'es -,. • Mrs -Jas. Connelly The,Quarterlee:§er,Vices Sunday were very . well attended notwithetandin,g the Stormy day. Not, many frerriv the euteiele appointmods Wore.. presetit. Miss Pearl Walters' is living in, God-, erieh ait present. George McGertneY, wee home- tfor Sunday. • • ,'' Rev, Mr. and Mie. Swann,' were in Varna on Tuesday of last week in the intereetef. tise•Ws M. S. _ Mr.. }lois .rettaned home on, Thurs,- gay night from his trip to the. West and we understand he as taken up land and intends removing there with his fairrilY la the spring. ' illeissrs. Wrie Stanley ands Elfoxilt at- tended the' funeral of the late John Smith of Clinton. - Mrs. Mulholland was Galled to Sea - forth „owing to, the illness of her de:li- ghter, Mrs:. W. Cole. -They' are improelog the reboot pro- perty by erecting a new veto fence. The a,pple. packer., axe about -done the work, around here tor this year. " •REV. .L FITCH B. A. !rile anniversaxy serviCes, in the Bap-: bet Church next Sunday will be con- ducted by the above gentleman. As his photo will indicate, he is aeyoung Man, and has the reputation of being a bright speaker. No doubt them will be large congregatioms to liear him on this his first visit -le Clint,. Goderich Township.. . • Mi. : Chae. Holland" has decided to agenni. take up teaching and has . cured a school in •Stepheu township, on the :0th con. we believe,. 'Ile will continue t� reside on his fern on the Telephone Road as usval. • . Mrs. (Rev.) W. II. Cole has retur- ned 'to her home in Yale, Mfalsigan. . Miss Lilly ,Thompsoh is visiting *fri- ends near Kincardine. . Those of our farniers .whe ra-ised. sugar beets this senon are tee 110W itt the best of- humor .as they 'Can- not get them Shipped. This. meansan extra handling for thent and just so mueh more work arid risk ani the possible result, is that there will be• smaller acreage next year. The Newsellecord will be sent, to any address for the remainder of 1900 for 10 COIAS. . The fowl steSpee to be held et the 'eerie of Mr. William Currie or the 741 con. on Friday of this week pro- mises to he a great suceas"s. There will be a good supper and an enter- taining • program afterwards. Miss Aunie, Rathwell 'is at;ending the Clinton Business College. , Miss Nellie, Hicks, took part in) the program a,t the tea -meeting in Zion churn on illOnday evening. 'Miss Mary Glen of Stanley tOwn- ship visited ON'CI: Sunday with her cousin Miss Lulu Green,. • During the severe wind storm ot Saturday eight, Mit Alex Welsh's st- eel Wind ,mill was 'leveled to the grOurel. There will be eo service in Cole's church' on Sunday next owing to the Quarterly serviee being held on the Bethel appointment. Mr. Steadman intends closing thespecial soreios this week which have bete Ottducted for the petst four weeka. . . .Goderich Township • Miss, Katie perdva s.vieiting With her :sister, Mrs. 'B: Lindsey, et Pott- er's Y : * • ' Miss Mi :nnie :eti left ' on tVlotiday for the state Ol Washington where her sister resides. 'Miss' Yee will be greatly missed by lite phi asseciates but Wish her suCcess ih any filminess she may undertake, >leases. R. Cole' and NI, Veo §peat Sunday at their homes and on, Mon- day went to Wroxeter where they will have tWo Weeks' yet of apple Caos Mr. -and •Mrs. Alex. Welsh reient Sundaywith relations in Clinton .L.0. L. No. -1,45 will give' an ster supper in their hall limit Mon- day evening. 'Auburn. Rev. A, E. Jones is holding revival meetings at Donnybrook : We wish him success's; • • • Rev; Wadswerth is to :preach e mis- sion:al:1y sermon in. the. Methodist eh- urah . on Sunday evening, November 11,th: Frei, S. L. Taube is to be at D. E. Munro'C'store on Friday. „ • IVIrs. Leultenschlaghee is vay ill at . Miss Blait has been ill since Sens, day, New Adveetiaenaents, GirIS Wentietle-Keitetiag Prim Money -G, V. Greenslade.......5, TeoeMeeting-14all1eel Sample Mantitte-Iled.genet Tne Men",e .Store--Hodgena Bros X Cold Weather. Needs -Tozer et: BrOwaS Attetton Sale -J. A. -.Sneitat. . .5' Big run Show -Next Monday'. • ." r Xmas Offer-eJ. Roberts Auction SalereJ," Reynolds Xmas, Coming -A, D. Beaton Fern for Sale -G, Jeekete-Popleetone & Gardner 5 Store Overilowing-Hooyer Batie4 Weevil's Coats-'-Newcornbe's .... . .. Giving Up 13ueitseseNewcorab,e's..,,er 5 Bayfield. Mr, T. j, Merkp, motarml. laat week after spending ehine time visitieg his son James of Colorado Springs', Cot- orado, . Dr, Metcalf of Detroit spent a few days the at week with bis family in their eummer. residence,. He , left for his home on Monday accompanied by hist wife and family who spent the summer here. . Mr. William: Whid,don spent a few days at Graveremest this week. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Macdonald and family of Toronto aro visiting' parents, Mr. and Mrs, ' _George •la.,Cdonald this week. , • - Mr. Charles Martin left or his home at Toronto' after spending a few weeks' with his aunt, eIrs. P. Campbell. . Mrs. E. Elliott received word on Tuesday of the death of her 'sister, Mrs. Spading • of Georgetown-' and left on the p. ne. trains aecompafited by Mies F. Fowlie, to attend the lune eral. • Miss 'Maggie' 1VieKay of Seaforth is visiting her brother, .Mr,. Hugh Mcs Kay Of the Albion.. • Mr, Ben Spencer, who bap been hi the .Wdst , the past few menthe., re- turned home last w,eek, ' The ,Nerember meeting of the Wo- men's Institute will Ise Iseldi Thureclay; afternoon of next week at She halite of 1Vliss Lizzie Cameron. All meins Isere ate • tee:nested, to bp present if possible. • Thursday being All Saint's Day mass will be celebrated fel esit. Mieh- eel's- ehireli at 9 te!clook a. .te. Mr. , Charles Burling' ieerecovering his serious illness will': 'typhoid ftsrer . Thursday being All Saint's Dey service, will. he held *in the. EngliAh churchin the evening at 7.30. ja.hez Walker, Who has been confined • to 'the how( icir the past _months has se far. recoveitd as .to. be able to iget down tOwns %gain. It • has been rumored ,for sonsetiniet past that we were nob going to; get 'the carriage factory here but we are, 'given. to underetanhe that there el a change and several- carloads of mat- eeial for it will be here this week . . 'Phe gieeding * of the .C. 'P. It is. ghout finished, ' on this -steamy, and speoral teams were taken to GOdere • in last week' there being no mor0 ne for. them here. " The farmers' in. this. seetiot, are get-. Nog uneasy •ht :not having their tur- • nips up, fearing that the wintet is • setting in on. 'us. .If the 'Weather popliotd can be relied unon We era R. E. •Erratt is expected' home fromi to have a few. mctre• days of fele the West this week weather ore the winter :sets ins Arthur Ferguson and George Law- lor tetusined from, th,o West lees %Lek. Munro ead Astelith shipped a, car-, load of evaporated apples to Quebec .city on. Monde*. Miss Erma, Symington returned to her work in Godeeich last Monday. A vky interesting wedding took place en Wednesday of last wok at the home of Mr. Arthur, IV.SeN 211, Col - berm' lownelfin. The young couple in- terested were Mies Nellie Wetheral and Mr. Sahdford, Lawlor, both ot Auburn. Rev. J. S. Small performed the ceremony. Miss 1Vlay Glen played the Wedding march. Tho bride wa,s handsomely gowned and was support- ed by Miss D. Lawlor, sister of the groom. The groomsman was Mr. Albert Brigham; of Hullett township The wedding party and a iew guests partook of a sumptuous dinnet pres- ided over by Mr, and Mrs. McNeil. Miss Malude Feiguson hag recovered from her /illness and has resumed her position in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. BOverely Patterson have returod home after spending a pleasant visit in Galt. The work of laying a new deer on the bridge has been commenced. Me. C. A. Howson, Mr. R. J. Ae- csiiith and family, and Mr. A. Asesuith and family attended the wedding of Mr. Thomas, Pierce and Miss Annie Cantelon of Morrie last Wednesday, Mr. Charles Hamilton of Bruen Mine es, an old resident of this, 'town, hag 'disposed of his residence in this town - to the liainton Bros. , Mr. A. H. Plum,m.er and family and effects have left here for the 'West, taking the C. P. R. at Wingharn, it, seeming impossible to get a ear from the G. T. R. so as to ship, from thiS • stations We wish them every pros- perity-, : Dr. Chisholm of Wingham,, for . East Huron, was in town on Mon- day; ' S?anleyr Township Miss Ella Peck returned to Guder- iell en Monday atter spending the vase week at home, Miss Ella Welsh of Simile° teunty, Mich, and Mss Eva. Runlet& of Goderich townsltip, we gueets last week of Miss Georgina &emboli of the Goshen Line, Miss Clara Richardson, is at pres- ent visiting relatives at Wyeininpe Mr. end 'Aire. James Steep left,last week for Haidimand county *where they inteml to make their Ratio home, Mr. Steep having rented a farm there. • • + MAJOR BECK ee + . 4.,4. LEAVES WEST MORON'. sls + Majcir Beek, who, has for + + Many years been a, prom- + + inent figare itt the political 4. life of West Huron, has left + + the riding to tap up 'his .1- + abode in Toronto, having 4. + a,ceepted a position under 4. + the Whitney ,Goverement. • + 4. • No man •in this constit4. - 4. uency has in the past do- .1. +, eade stood higher in tho + 4- estimation of he eleetors + 4. than the genial "Joe" and + • + twice in reality they elect,- 4.• + ed hint to the Legislature, 4.- + but tho Liberal "Maeleitm"' + 4. defeated the voice of the 4- + people. 4. + However, he is now a eit4. - + izen of Toronto end while 4. we are sorry ii() part we + 4* Shall all be heppy to meet + + again. 4. The News-Reeord extends, •Is 4. to the Major and Mrs. 4. + Beek its best wishes for + + their Wore happiness + +++++++++++++++++4440