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OODII KION, ONT.
WALL PAPER
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ARTISTIC
artainielietselananso
There Is au ever4n•reasing
demand for better Wall Paper,
which denotes * growing desire
for more artistic surrouudings.
'lo create harmoulous back-
grounds for beautiful furniture
is the ails of all people who like
everything cornet. 1t is to
there people we $sail! all illvita-
tion to view our eollection of
Multahle• Wall Papers.
Let Us Assist You in
the Decorating of
Your Home.
The Store for Particular People.
Because
your present- Glasses
are all right is ot,;to
say they are.
Choose for you
trustworthy optom
rist and have your ey
examined at least once\,.
a year, as your efficiency
and advancement de-
pend largely upon your
eyesight.
A. L. COLE
Eyesight Specialist Optometrist
West Street, GODERICH
PAINTING and DECORATING
H.ah grade Wall Paper Samples (22
inches w.de I kept on fwd.
ON NOTICE. Samples well be taken
to your house for .nspect,on.
Over 21 yews' saper.ence.
All work guaranteed.
E. P. WEISS, Trafalgar St.
DK GRANT'S ADDRESS.
Large .4tteudarwe al Refereedum Meet
Ing in Knox Church.
There WAN a good attendance at
Knox church on Wodus•wtay nigiht of
last week, when I)r. A. S. (:rant, secre-
tary of the Ontario Iteferemluta Com-
mittee, gave an address un the present
situation in view of the approaching
referwelum. 1)r. knout Is a strong
speaker and condemns the liquor traffic
in downright terms. He told of hav-
ing attended a meeting of !scientists at
Washington at which the effects of
alcohol upon the human system were
di.w•ussel. The pfeueral opinion of
these ecw.l-headed weientitc men was
that alcohol wan A poison, stunting
growth and exercising deleterious
effects in the human anatomy.
for. Grout eopts ined the mascot of
the present vote. The people of On-
tario had voted that the *ale of liquor
should stop; but by importation l.ot-
Ieggers were still able to procure sup-
plies of the stuff and keep up an illieit
traffic. The proposal now, which Is
before the people in this referendum,
is that importation trona outside the
country or• from any other Provence
into Ontario shall be prohibited.
The qualifications for voting on the
referendum were that one must be a
Itritlsh - sul.je•t, twenty-one yearn Of
age, resident for oue year in the Do-
minion and for two months in the
Province. The old lists were to be
WWII, but in urban places (any centre
of over 10011 population) peovfsiou was
made for registration on the days
March 29111 to April 4t1t. In rural
places anyone entitled to rote could
do w) by taking an affidavit before the
1►. It 11. at the time of toting. Nen
and women alike were to vote on the
referendum.
Or. Grant explained that a favor-
able vote on the referendum would
pot do away with the use of liquor for
melirlual purposes. He spoke of the
economic side of the question, stating
that the libel for economy and effi-
ciency was *s great as daring the war,
and that the trams in liquor was a
dead loss to the nation.
At the eoncluniou of the address a
number of questions from the audience
were answered by the speaker.
BANK.OF ('OMMER('E MEMORL4IS.
'1n
Honor of Members of the Bank
Staff Who Served In the War.
a mercurial of the Great War.
and ,f the part taken in it by members
of th local branch, there has been
placed In the Goderich office of the
l'inadia (tank of Commerce a !mod -
some hr ee plaque on which. under
the words, -In memory of 1701 awn of
the /'*nodi n Bank of (commerce who
served in t Great War 1914-1918,"
are ins•rithel he following comes:
Corr. L. M. Carry
•Lt. M. P. Aute
- Gut. 11. N. alta in
R.S.N. A. P. W
° (cadet 11. C. Wi oma
The IMO Of Lieu . Lane Is espec-
ially
ec-
ially marked to Indies e that he gave
hia fife.
The (tank of (:omme re is justly
prouel of the flue record de by Its
stag irf the (:teat Wsr, au as a fur-
ther memento has publish for pri-
vate circulation a very handso we ll-
arr*ngrd and well -printed roti ,• en-
titled
mtitled "Letters: from the Front." This
(entail's, Iwaksles a large nue. of
letters written by iwtdier marl. a of
the (tank staff ovprleos, a lint of t e
enlistments from the Bank and phot
graphs of those members of the staff
CITY MEAT MARKET and GROCERY CO.
Roast Beef
Sirloin Steak
Round Steak = . .
Easyfirst Shortening -; ....._. -_. . 2 for 43c
Crisco Shortening
Rose brand Oleo.
Creamery Butter
2.3c
30c
. .-s , e 28c
2 for 55c
1 lb. 37c
1 lb. 59c
Try our 38c Tea, special on Saturday, 2 ibs. for 69c
Phone 368 R. GRAF, Proprietor. Cor. Kingston & Square
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Such words cannot adequately describe the
good features of
OUR NEW SPRING GOODS
which have been arriving daily, and are now ready
for your inspection, and which lye -know willt;be
adjudged
by the most critical shoppers.
Besides, considering the 'splendid quality of
our shoes, our
"JUST 1T"
PRICES ARE VERY IOW,
as you will gather from the following :
Ladies' Oxfords, in Kid or Patent Leather,
black or the extremely popular browns, various
heels, $3.75 to $7.50.
Ladies' Ties, one and two eyelets, a variety of
heels and colors, $6.00, $6.50, $7.00, $8.00 and $8.50.
Ladies' Pumps, from $3.50 up.
All the newest shapes, leathers and colors for
men.
A peep at our windows will convince you that the
right place to buy your footwear is
SHARMAN'S SHOE STORE
HIHIRlHhf IIMIIiHII
STOPPEI IIER
HEADACHES
Years DI SIM( aid
By11, WgE
112 Haas 8r., er. Joan, N. B.
"It la with pleasure that I writs to
ib11 you of the great basalt I received
Bora the was of your ssedioine
"Praoti-.diisasr', .reit /ram fend
juices
1 weer a beef ro fors. for
allay yeao Bern Norms Haalmrbn
ewd CowsApafwa I tried everything,
sonsdbd dsetaes ; but nothing
sesered to help ass until 1 triad
"VRit a-ti4es".
Alter taking emend boxes. I was
ooapl toly relieved of thaws troubles
sad have Men sacredly well over
sines". Ma ANNIE WARD.
I. a bx, s for $2.50. trial aims, 25o.
V all dealers or west postpaid b
PAit,mtiw l.hniumst, Ottaway
alto gave their lire*, and of those who
were decorated or mentioned 1a den -
patches. Among the photographs we
saw the familiar face of Lieut. M. P.
Lane, a well-known Goderich boy who
WAN killed in the fighting of Septem-
Iwr, 1916. Two hundred and fifty-
nine think of (commerce boys made the
great "uterine,. in the war, and the
flesh, bright faces which look out from
thin volume tell more than oceans of
words cool( do of the tragedy and
glory of so many splendid young lives
given up for the defence of honor and
right.
The officers of the (.anadilln (tank of
Commerce have done a beautiful thing
in issuing this hook, which will be
treasured in many householda in
memory of a son or husband or brother
whose name is therein inscribed.
IFR. MIIJ E CHARGED.
Magistrate Reid Holds Court at Blyth
in O. T..1. Cases.
Rlyth, Ma'n•Ii 16 --Dr. W. J. Milne,
Reeve of this village, who is both a
physician and a dnlgglat• was ch*rgerl
in the Polios (court here today, before
'Magistrate Reid of Goderich. by in-
spector Pellow, with a breach of the
Ontario Temperance Act. On Febru-
ary 2.:,, u is alleged, he receive) threw
dozen Mottles of whiskey, ctrl a week
later, when Inspector Pellow called. all
was gone hitt three bottles. Or. Milne
claims that he fill* no prescriptions
MY keeps nd, record book, nor does he
himself drink He claims that he
as•s the liquor in making up melicinea
and limpet r*tIrmo of his own. The
tress' will adjourned for a week and
will he *bikini at 'oderich. Inspector
Pellow was rep ed by (crown At-
torney Seeger, while R. Vanstone of
wingham awes . for 1 r. Milne.
O. C. ALUMNI.
H. K. . ell. of Gaerki Township.
One of the OMeers.
To to, March ll. -At a gathering
of , ore than 100 ex.students of the
Ontario Agrieultnrol (college. the fro-
Yineial 0. A. 4'. Alumni .\s..awiation
yeatenlay came into being. Tlw con -
Motion and bylaws were adopter.
The object* are to estahllsh a (ra-
lly of ex.students of the O. A. (c.,
,dimnlate mortal and economic
am in ntral life, to coordinate
eta of. those engaged in prae-
professional agrieulture and
e agricultural elgeation, co-
nA leadership.
!rpm* of providing equal
repreaentatlo`q the I'rovine has been
divided into \four electoral districts
known es , thie Northern, Eastern,
(central and Weaker!' divisions.
The eo,stitlltiod and by-laws were
adopted by the gatring and the fol-
kik
r.ttiepra elect for the coming
P
year : resident, 4'. . Bailey; vice.
president. W. 1'. (:am e: dirertors-
Easlern Ontario, A. P. Macirannell, .1.
W. Kennedy, W. R. Reek; Western
Ontario, W. H. Porter, G.'4j Bram-
hill, H. K. Revell; Northern Ontario,
Charles Laidlaw, 1.. M. via, T.
Jarvis; (central Ontario, .1. R.• Emir -
bairn, F. N. Mareelles, .1. W1(14101N4.
to
to
pr'og
the n
tient
to pro.
operation
For the
Aftermath of Wingliam Shooting.
itlyth, March 16. -Albert tomtit and
Patterson of Wingh*m, who were
the prim-Ipeln in a shooting case a
few days ago, Patterson being let off
on the charge of shooting l.nntit, were
up before I'oliee Magistrate Reid of
Goderich. in !bite. Court here today,
charged by inspector fellow with a
violation of the Ontario Temperance
Aet.
Patterson'* residence is over his
store, and the charge was having
Iignor tic a place other than a private
dwelling. llhth men pleaded guilty
and they wets fired $2(10 and mita
arch. ('rown Attorney Wenger acted
for inspector Pollan, ant R. Vamtonw
of wingham for the accused.
A pr'tItion'lnrgely signal by Wing -
ham citizens onkel the magistrate to
is. *a lenient *s possible, hitt as the
accused admitted their guilt he had
no other course than to impose the
milrimnm penalty.
As They Do It Now In Ragland.
London Morning Pe*t.
Mont parents. in announcing tbroagls
the prelim the birth of a eltlld gemer*Ily
adhere to the usual ntere toped way of
doing so, and State: "To Mr. a r1t1 Met.
" or "the wife of - a son or
dntghter. Orraalnnmlly one comes
enemas the phrase. 'the gift of a sun or
denghter," nn the case may be A few
p*rente, however, are now adopting a
*tyle whleh Is very unusual in thin
rnnntry, *ml that Ice rat the new arrival
himself or herself app*rently anaonne
Ing hia or her advent. In the ease of
a daughter the announcement I* In the
following derma : "Sties 8n -nod -fin.
daughter of Mr. sad Nes -- Ilwga to
announce hey arrival at •- (address,
of her parental, on the - (rut., and
in doing well."
REFERENDUM RIPPLES.
By the Ctdaetts' Social Service league.
The open bar lu'Antralo la uow• gone,
but the eeUar 1a too easily tiled anti
the bootlegger can ply his trade too
freely. We art• naked to vote on the
question whether we want this stopped
or not. You can help to turn off the
tap by voting "Yes' on April 15th, rwxt.
Mark your ballot thus :-
Shall the importation
and 111e bringing of inNO
-
sto:lcating liquors into
the Province lw forbidden?
Shan the lup.rtatioa
and the bringing of In- YES A V
'toxleating liquors Into 1
the Prot lnee is forbidden''
Who Can Vote
All British .ubJe•ts, male or female,
who will be 21 years of age by AprIl
(lith, 1921, and wIi.k have resided In
Canada fora year and in Ontario for
two months prior to February 1st, 1921.
If you are living in a town• your
name must be on the voters' lists if
yon are to vote.
Rural residents wls, are qualified but
wbowe names are not on the list can
vote on taking an oath of quaeifleation
before the deputy returning -officer at
the polling place on the day of rotiug.
What Lits Are to Be ('sed!
The lists are the Pro(rinclal lists of
1919, on whkh the lust referendum
vote was taken. 'Chess are to he re-
vised for towns and cities ami new
names can 1e ad,lesl or names may iw
changed to anoth.•r polling sun. -division
if there has been a change of resi-
denee *(nee October, 1919.
If your name was not on that list
and you are quilitted to vote, see that
your name Is handed in to your ward
committee before March 29th.
DATE OF REVISION
is March 29th to .tpril 4th.
BASEBALL'S THE GAME. ,•
Enthusiastic Meeting on Monday Night
Throws the Flrslt Ball.
The Goderich baseball club held a
meeting in the Board of Trade rooms on
Monday evening last, Mr. J. B. Nairn
acting as chairman, and reorganized for
the coming season with the following
officers :
Hon. president -Mayor Wigle.
Patron. -Senator Wm. Proud(oot, Dr.
Hunter, B. H. McCreath.
President -C. L. Moore.
Vice -president -J. W. Fraser.
Secretary -W. W. Barlow.
Treasurer -F. Woollcombe.
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Hass. -
Executive committee -John iggi
mns,
T. R. Thompson, Chas. Black, Reg.
Sharman.
It was proposed that a town league be
formed. and Mr. Walter Buchanan was
appointed to act as convener in this
trotter.
Goderich will be represented in some
good league this_ year, the name of whicb
will be given later on. and the pro. is
for a good season are brighL About fifty
names of possible players were handed in.
and material for a first-class team appar-
estfy is not wanting.
Secretary Barlow announced that be-
fore Mr. R. J. Megaw removed from town
he presented the club with a cement
lawn roller. The secretary was instructed
to forward a letter of appreciation to Mr.
Megaw.
The meeting was well attended and
enthusiasm ran high.
The following financial statement for
last year was submitted by Mr. W. W.
Barlow :
Financial Statement, 1920.
('.tali R»'EIVED
Gates at (:od,rlch-
Zurich $ 67 10
Zurich, a. -m. 00 Na
Znrk'h, p. m. 30 00
Znrieh 204 95 t 31•2 rt•;
Crediton 31 90
Crelltoa 47 50
t1reslitnn ri: 15 141 55
Clinton 43 3(1
Clinton 444 05
(9lnton 67 53 119 56
lies -rived from :-
Zurich 25 i0
Zurich -.t,..,21 00
Zurich 23 00 75 00
t'rditon 13 (10
Crediton 20 00
Crediton , Jr. 20 00 55 00
(9lnton 12 00
c •l inton ' 12 00
Clinton 12 00 36 00
Myth 100 on
}.ucknow 00 00
Zttrich 100 00 200 00
1ecel►nlah 25 00 25 00
Semi. earls 411 00
Dollar tickets (10) 10 00
Simco a acme 106 00
RImrne Dame 110 10
Ent ranee -refunded 1000
• ('ASA, PAID OPT
Entrance tole .
("ars .-_.-
Mesta and hotel
bkinipment ..........sees..
'To Zurich $ '75 00
(creditor 53 00
Clinton as {(U
Printing
Expense -s at ltlyth
Expenses at l.hcknow sees
Expense* at Zurich
Flxpensea, Mimeos. game .,
Sundry expenses
Expenses re Toronto games
('*oh on hand
11,3.6 00
E 20 00
2•(10 Oft'
142 50
15.I 50
16600
75 Fli
97 00
60 00
100 00
110 00
14ft 04
2000
12 17
11.3:40 06
BOWLING ('1.171 ANNI°al..
Two Tourneaws tte Plamwst- h •
nafor
Rinke and One for Double.
The lawn Miers turner) out In
Cargo fore, for their annual meting.
held last Thnrwksy night at the hoard
of Trash rooms. The pros dent, d►r.
H. G. Naexoaell. was In the ehalr. A
spirit of enthindeem prevailed, *ad
howling I), to receive mors attention
during the maniac Mann than fee
sone years peat. The Club heghtw the
wawa' with a mwalrrtlMp Iioi of *t.nut
sixty, to whist more will be adeld a*
the season *drawer.
The eletion of officers remitted as
follows : Hou. president, Rev. Dr. Mel-
drum : president, Dr. H. G. MacDonell;
viee-'presielent, C. W. Chapman: treas-
urer, C. A. Nairn; secretary. William
iwnr. Executive committee -Jos.
Illophey. Fred Hunt, Rev. J. F. Rey -
craft. W. Reg. Sharman, A. J. Mac-
Kay. (1. J. S. Loyne., Dr. Hunter, H.
Martin, C. Campion, W. J. Powell, H.
)dcl l er•mott.
Sub -committees were appointed as
follows : Grounds -Messrs. Brophey.
McDermott end Hunt. Membership -
Messrs. Nairn. Chapman. Martin and
Campion. Entertainment - Messrs.
Powell. 'MacKay, Loynes and Sharman.
The list of honorary 'members of the
club includes the names of Mears.
Jamtw Yates, J. H. Tigert, R. S. Wil-
liams. Rev. C. Fletcher. 1+' Davie, 11.
1'. 1'., and L. E. Doherty.
The membership fee was in Axed
at Ks. \\
It was decided to have the anneal
rink tourtsament on Wednesday. July
latah, and a tournament In Scotch
doubles on Wednesday. August 24th.
Tose executive was empowered to
make arrangements with the tennis
players. and a change may Ise made
whereby members may, play either
bowls or tennis, or b th; doing away
with a separate tennis ell..
A letter was revived from Mr.
Stuart Henry. of Windsor. enc•loaing
$111 *nal wishing the club a prosperous
season.
The club is pitting on n euchre' and
dance at (Mdfellowr' Hall on Ea er
Monday nigh.
OBITUARY.
VI t W LE1t.-Jandertoc'h lost a good
eitiuen in the death of Mr. Joseph Ades
Fowler, C. l'., who, art stated in these
columns last week, pawed away on
MAturlay, March 5th, after 'several
years of falling health. 'Mr. Fowler
ass * native of ttrighton. England.
and studied engineering on the Clyde
mud arebite•ture in London. F.nglanl.
to (.'oneda in 1870 and en-
gaged in the praetice of hia proftrssion,
an ).„,pot only designed many private
dwellings hut was rfngagel as arehlte•t
In the erection of a great number of
public buildings in varlotlw parte of
tilts( Province. Among these were the
Oxford scanty buildings, Ottawa city
hall, Oxford County house of refuge,
Moulton (college at Toronto, Wood-
stock College extensions, betides public
schools at Toronto and other places
and a large number of chumbes, In
'which branch of him art he excelled.
The large Abel (co.'s factory at Toronto
and Stewart's works at Woodstock
were also from him ()enignma in con-
junction with the late J. Cuth4wrtsm
of Woodstnc•k he designed a large num-
ber of schools, churches, mumps and
other edifices in the adjoining counties.
He wan the holder of certificates( from
Cambridge I'nlvewity, South Kensing-
ton School of Art, ani other in*tits,-
tMns in England, and was for tonne
time teacher of drawing In the public
schonla of Toronto, leaving thin poet -
tion to assist the late well-known W.
G. Storm, R. C. A., In the designing of
she important work. of Carlon street
Methodlat church and Ht. Andrew's
church, Toronto, every detail of which
building. was peeve red by him during
Mr. Storm's Illness. Ilia wife
died In 1802 elnring his residence
at Toronto. After leaving To -
rostra • Jnr. leowler mond o (9lnton
In 1894 dnring his anpervistion of the
ereetkon of the Huron sonny hnnae of
refuge, anti white there he married
Mr*. Mary (Ilhwn of Listowel, who ane-
v(ses. After hi* rpmpvnl to 4kw1ertr s
Mr. Fowler wail elbowed in the' tp�tle-
tlev of hial
prnfea.lcrh kers tar
yearn, MN of late years the condition
of Ids health prevented hitt from tak-
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Dominion of Canada
Victory Bents
ALL MATURITIES BOUGHT. SOLD.
QUOTED
-DrtALER IN --
Government and Municipal Bands only
Legal Trust Fund Securities
E. H. HILL
AOND AND INSURANCE BROKER
Successor to T. R. Harrison
SAVE MONEY ON GROCERIES
SHONE POWELL, 299
and save Twot\d�Ten Per Cent. on your Grocery pur-
chases. All orders - of three dollars atnd upwards
delivered free. All goods absolutely fresh and clean.
int any latae w,rk. He was an active
member of Ht. George's chnr-h and for
years a member of the elolr, and in-
tereated himself in other Meld institu-
tions, bringing to all he did the aid
of a broad knowledge and cultured in-
telligence.
n-
telligence.
11r. Fowler ass the third non of the
latae Henry Fowler and rinds Ades
Fowler and wan the last of a family of
live, three brothers and a sinter lav -
Ing pralees wl him. 11. was seventy
pent of age on the 19th of August
lent. Two son and threw slaughters
by the first marriage sarvlve : Henry
Ades Fowler, of (Jhleago ; 4'harlea
Heathcote Fowler, of Melrose fiat#,
111. ; Mrs. Zlesw, of New York City;
Mrs. ( ehittrlw, of Texas, and lira.
Myer),, M Jersey City, N. J.
The funeral took place to Maitland
e•meh•ry on Monday, 7th Inst., a ober-
vIce being conducted at 8t. George
church by the rector, Rev. 8. 8. Hardy.
Tesikaesial hit •
htaeipl Shakoes Widow.
Ingersoll, March 10, The objection
h*ving been relent nn legal ground),
to a grant bring made by the bard
(A llldtuatlnn to the widow of Prin-
cipse1 Welker of the ('entral er'honl, s
fnhlk' te.wt n I!1 fond will he tweeted.
Me elle olein 1kAtYA awl etAe, prom-
inent ase •rF °� gin file move_
neat. The plats of the Reward of Edn
cation was to grant bra. Stalker three
month,, rotary Ill view of the six
months' leave of share promi,el her ',-
It u sba nd just before his death, but ob-
jection was raised by a trustee on the
ground of Illegality, and the plan was
abandoned. A committee has been ap-
pointed and will receive popular sub-
a'rlptlonl.
MILLIONS IN
PROFITS
are being paid to the .h.r.-
holder. of Northern Ontario's
Gold Mise..
Are you getting your .hare
The experience raised in fif-
teen years of active ties
with tk..e trainee will kelp ,yeal
to participate in than 11,1411111
did profit..
Cams awes ewM.ewea.aw M a',Mw\
HOMER L. GiBSO-N
A Co.
703.4.3 Banta of Hamilton Bldg,
TORONTO
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THE COL RNE "STORE
Have you decided on your Spring
Suit or Coat for Easter ?
• Most everyone wants her spring garments for Easter. We have a
wonderful stock of Spring Suits and Coats, all this season's style, for
they are all new. Great pains have been taken in the selection of these
° garments and a wonderful assortment has been bought for your in-
spection. ,
•
Very handsome plain and fancy
Suits in navy blue, black and sand
shades. They are trimmed with silk
embroidery and braid in the very
latest design. The Suits have all new
styles in cut and finish, and are worn
with or without a belt.
Coats in medium blue and sand
shades are leaders. They are con-
siderably lower in price than last
year and have been greatly admired.
If ypu are in need of a Coat it will
be toyour advantage to see these
garments before buying.
We carry Northway garments,
because they give service.
About fifty of the best designs
in Collars on sale at $1.. 0. These
Collars range in price from1.00 to
$3.00 each and are now on\ale at
$1.00 each.
A number of kid Gloves in w 'te
and black on sale at $1.00.
A special line of cape Gloves,
regular $3.00, for $2.00.
Very special line of grey cape
Gloves, regular $3.75, for $2.50. ---
A number of silk Gloves in black,
regular $1.75, for $125.
Every Pullover reduced below
cost price. Watch for them in the
window.
Special offering in crepe de chine
Blouses. They are below cost.
JHCOLBORNE&CO.
THE HOOSE OF RELIABILITY
the season *drawer.
The eletion of officers remitted as
follows : Hou. president, Rev. Dr. Mel-
drum : president, Dr. H. G. MacDonell;
viee-'presielent, C. W. Chapman: treas-
urer, C. A. Nairn; secretary. William
iwnr. Executive committee -Jos.
Illophey. Fred Hunt, Rev. J. F. Rey -
craft. W. Reg. Sharman, A. J. Mac-
Kay. (1. J. S. Loyne., Dr. Hunter, H.
Martin, C. Campion, W. J. Powell, H.
)dcl l er•mott.
Sub -committees were appointed as
follows : Grounds -Messrs. Brophey.
McDermott end Hunt. Membership -
Messrs. Nairn. Chapman. Martin and
Campion. Entertainment - Messrs.
Powell. 'MacKay, Loynes and Sharman.
The list of honorary 'members of the
club includes the names of Mears.
Jamtw Yates, J. H. Tigert, R. S. Wil-
liams. Rev. C. Fletcher. 1+' Davie, 11.
1'. 1'., and L. E. Doherty.
The membership fee was in Axed
at Ks. \\
It was decided to have the anneal
rink tourtsament on Wednesday. July
latah, and a tournament In Scotch
doubles on Wednesday. August 24th.
Tose executive was empowered to
make arrangements with the tennis
players. and a change may Ise made
whereby members may, play either
bowls or tennis, or b th; doing away
with a separate tennis ell..
A letter was revived from Mr.
Stuart Henry. of Windsor. enc•loaing
$111 *nal wishing the club a prosperous
season.
The club is pitting on n euchre' and
dance at (Mdfellowr' Hall on Ea er
Monday nigh.
OBITUARY.
VI t W LE1t.-Jandertoc'h lost a good
eitiuen in the death of Mr. Joseph Ades
Fowler, C. l'., who, art stated in these
columns last week, pawed away on
MAturlay, March 5th, after 'several
years of falling health. 'Mr. Fowler
ass * native of ttrighton. England.
and studied engineering on the Clyde
mud arebite•ture in London. F.nglanl.
to (.'oneda in 1870 and en-
gaged in the praetice of hia proftrssion,
an ).„,pot only designed many private
dwellings hut was rfngagel as arehlte•t
In the erection of a great number of
public buildings in varlotlw parte of
tilts( Province. Among these were the
Oxford scanty buildings, Ottawa city
hall, Oxford County house of refuge,
Moulton (college at Toronto, Wood-
stock College extensions, betides public
schools at Toronto and other places
and a large number of chumbes, In
'which branch of him art he excelled.
The large Abel (co.'s factory at Toronto
and Stewart's works at Woodstock
were also from him ()enignma in con-
junction with the late J. Cuth4wrtsm
of Woodstnc•k he designed a large num-
ber of schools, churches, mumps and
other edifices in the adjoining counties.
He wan the holder of certificates( from
Cambridge I'nlvewity, South Kensing-
ton School of Art, ani other in*tits,-
tMns in England, and was for tonne
time teacher of drawing In the public
schonla of Toronto, leaving thin poet -
tion to assist the late well-known W.
G. Storm, R. C. A., In the designing of
she important work. of Carlon street
Methodlat church and Ht. Andrew's
church, Toronto, every detail of which
building. was peeve red by him during
Mr. Storm's Illness. Ilia wife
died In 1802 elnring his residence
at Toronto. After leaving To -
rostra • Jnr. leowler mond o (9lnton
In 1894 dnring his anpervistion of the
ereetkon of the Huron sonny hnnae of
refuge, anti white there he married
Mr*. Mary (Ilhwn of Listowel, who ane-
v(ses. After hi* rpmpvnl to 4kw1ertr s
Mr. Fowler wail elbowed in the' tp�tle-
tlev of hial
prnfea.lcrh kers tar
yearn, MN of late years the condition
of Ids health prevented hitt from tak-
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Dominion of Canada
Victory Bents
ALL MATURITIES BOUGHT. SOLD.
QUOTED
-DrtALER IN --
Government and Municipal Bands only
Legal Trust Fund Securities
E. H. HILL
AOND AND INSURANCE BROKER
Successor to T. R. Harrison
SAVE MONEY ON GROCERIES
SHONE POWELL, 299
and save Twot\d�Ten Per Cent. on your Grocery pur-
chases. All orders - of three dollars atnd upwards
delivered free. All goods absolutely fresh and clean.
int any latae w,rk. He was an active
member of Ht. George's chnr-h and for
years a member of the elolr, and in-
tereated himself in other Meld institu-
tions, bringing to all he did the aid
of a broad knowledge and cultured in-
telligence.
n-
telligence.
11r. Fowler ass the third non of the
latae Henry Fowler and rinds Ades
Fowler and wan the last of a family of
live, three brothers and a sinter lav -
Ing pralees wl him. 11. was seventy
pent of age on the 19th of August
lent. Two son and threw slaughters
by the first marriage sarvlve : Henry
Ades Fowler, of (Jhleago ; 4'harlea
Heathcote Fowler, of Melrose fiat#,
111. ; Mrs. Zlesw, of New York City;
Mrs. ( ehittrlw, of Texas, and lira.
Myer),, M Jersey City, N. J.
The funeral took place to Maitland
e•meh•ry on Monday, 7th Inst., a ober-
vIce being conducted at 8t. George
church by the rector, Rev. 8. 8. Hardy.
Tesikaesial hit •
htaeipl Shakoes Widow.
Ingersoll, March 10, The objection
h*ving been relent nn legal ground),
to a grant bring made by the bard
(A llldtuatlnn to the widow of Prin-
cipse1 Welker of the ('entral er'honl, s
fnhlk' te.wt n I!1 fond will he tweeted.
Me elle olein 1kAtYA awl etAe, prom-
inent ase •rF °� gin file move_
neat. The plats of the Reward of Edn
cation was to grant bra. Stalker three
month,, rotary Ill view of the six
months' leave of share promi,el her ',-
It u sba nd just before his death, but ob-
jection was raised by a trustee on the
ground of Illegality, and the plan was
abandoned. A committee has been ap-
pointed and will receive popular sub-
a'rlptlonl.
MILLIONS IN
PROFITS
are being paid to the .h.r.-
holder. of Northern Ontario's
Gold Mise..
Are you getting your .hare
The experience raised in fif-
teen years of active ties
with tk..e trainee will kelp ,yeal
to participate in than 11,1411111
did profit..
Cams awes ewM.ewea.aw M a',Mw\
HOMER L. GiBSO-N
A Co.
703.4.3 Banta of Hamilton Bldg,
TORONTO
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