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meantime he iseeirigdepriyed
of a lot of,pletieure,
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aeliortment of Rings.
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Jevvelery we can gtiaraiitee:
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Selling Agent Air
lloward Watch
W. II. IIELLVAR
JEWELER and OPTICIAN
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;ommissionertleviOr4':
licenses -atGrglerich
.Not Receiving Notice From Pro-
vincial Secretary, Considered
Itself Not Warranted in Re-
fusing Licenses Before
That:Dats.
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Godreich, April 17. -The West
Huron License Cemmissionere met
here to -day and approved a ne-
; nelwal of the hotelkeePers' And"
!, shop licenses of, Goderich in, thie3
usual way.'
It has been (rumored that an ex-
tension of three months might be
' teXpeetecit 'from the department at
Toronto, and that some laggree-
t meat to that effect had been made
between M. Hannaeand th.e tem-
perance interests, but of this the
Commissioners had no official ad-
vice, and knowing that the Can-
• ada temperate° act, as 'carried
throughout the county on January
' 29, does not take effect until May
1, 1915, considered 'that they were
.
not warranted in eekusing liquor
licenses befoee thet date.
3 The granting of the licenses Yests
▪ !entirely with Mr. Hanna land his
ie department at Toronteeeet'asothe
mdcommendetion of •the county
, Commissioners has invariably been
; (followed( it is quite probable that
. -the licensee will be granted for
" another year. '
There wepe 14 lieenses renewed;
and those who have received a eew
lease' of life arlee-J,B; Reynolds,
"W. W. Salts, W. J. Lanese, Wm.
• Babb, R. C. King, Thos. Johnston(
.and Fred Davis, of Goderich; Jos-
eph Querin, G. McDonald, Brussels
. Louis Wofford, McKillop Township
•L.G. Weir, Christena Stephens, A..
A. McLennan and Chas. Dawson.
•Seeforth.!
RAND TRUijNKRA''
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Matchers ReLIMOn
Round trip tickets to points in Mani
tole, Alberta, and Siekatehewan via
Chicago, St. Pant ce• Duluth on sale
each Tuesday until °Weer 27. inclue-
' ive, at low rates. Through Pullman
Tourist Sleepers to Winnipeg on above
" dates, leaving Toronto 11 p.m. No
chance of cars
Return Litnit, Two Months
L SETTLERS' FARES
pr, • (One way second class)
tel'0121 stationele Ontario Kingston
Renfrew and wet to points in Alberta
and Saskatebewen, each TUESDAY
during April. I
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Tbe Grand Pecific Railway is the
shortest and quickest route between
I Winnipeg, SaskAtoen and Edmonton,
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with excellent •%through service ec
Regina. Trains., now running into
'‘ -Calgary,
- Huth referee CMSAnd rattjonta# ,
Idol Grand 3429.31$ a'10;°t 011006143.7!
Jis*rd*Sem eity Reps*
Ker and "Tickeell Agents, phone '07
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, Teethe nedersignedi" hereby ",al." LanYthing, ,Ayi , advertisement
gree '"•te sell e 'package 'of • 'fine' ."Shouict Illtc simpler in its ponstruca
standard ;size 5c boxes of Silver A tion than its:literature.
glial': -Tip 1 GA.''ZET. TED LIEUTEN.ANT ''' Silent for twenCents.
it y guaranteed. "E.Ety , Hunniferd, . ' ".
' . . Divisional orders, of theeMintia
LOCAL INDUSTRIES ARE .-.; .. .isSiaed nepoIns that Ishae efether-
PLOT:WISHING - . i -
We are pleased. to know that or
local industries ape in :such • a•
healthy condition and we hope
this will long ,continue. . , •
MARRIED AT PARSONAGE.
Last Weeue-sclay afternoon -a
Ington „IS •gazetted lieutenant in•
the 33rer Haien iRegiment
CONVENTION AT SEAFORTH
,
•" The annual convention 'of the
Womenis •Missionary Society - of
the Goderich. District will be held
in Seaforth on Wednesday May 6
quiet weddilig took place at Chit- FOR NEW iVIEIVIBERS
ano St. Methodist parsonage, whep
Alias Florence M.Makins, of Stan-
ley township. and "Mrellobere A.
SterleigeoilerGodieriolier.tewillship,"
We united: Irene" hole bogie. :of
Matzen one .by.RevrStar.`Alliii:1•Vher
many (friends/Ltd thentirideAmand'
groom unite in Wishing them lisp-
piness and prosperity.,
APPOINTED TECHNICAL
EXAMINER
Mr. W. A. Currie, of eVin,ghahi
has been appointed by the Proviie
cial Secretary's Department aS
Technical Examiner of !automobile
chauffers for this section. nee
Messes John Raneford and A. J.
Hollowey ewere ,Incsy(euring , 'the'
(past(„r"feee Idayli3 eativadnin" 4611:
;Ilewnlaleed
(Bawling /0Aub" and " met:tn....go-6o •
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ERECTI
NG HOUSES-INTORONTO
-••• Mr:. James Stevenson, tformerly
Manager of the Electric Light
Work, is erecting a couple of.
jeer, , houses in north Rosedele,
one of the fashionable residence
's.epticiala of Toronto.
WILL CLINTON CELEBRATE
outside of Mr. Currie is located ne"
..• NfanY'. places -are already planing
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• the New Ere won.ders if any action
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will -be taken to hold a ,celebration
jell -Victoria Day and, July 1st and
appointment will be a great cone,
venienee to the chauffers (of thiP"'
"district. as, the nearest examibee
ondon, Chauffers are assereedi a----j»re -on either date. Now with
eee edi in to cover thecost pf ex the Kiltie Band, Football, baseball
alienation. and jueior lacrosse on the pro-
. -..e.-- teelfra-goo'd -day 'could be arrang-
HURON OLD BOYS' EXCURSION eq" Let somebody take the lead
CHANGE OF DATE. - ' WILL BUILD .
Owing to the inability of ; ;the ...Th- .B1Yth Standard. .ef last
railway to supply Oars on the .4th week.eeports that the genial G.T.
of July the -date originally decided
upo.n for the Huron Old Boys Ek- R,,A.gent, Who is a ison-inof
.cursion from Toronto, the Exee Mrs. Thompson, Albert -Street will
cutive has -decided to change the. .builti a 'house in that village -We
date to June 27, the last Saturday' underAtaed lthat Mr. -George. E. Me-
in the month. While this is a et- Taggart has purchz0ed he va-
tle earlier than usual, it is !not an- pant lot on Dineley Se east •of
ii
,cpa ed that it will make, any. ..Mr. -L. Hill's residence and has let
• material di-ce; in tact many the contract to Mr. "Hill for the
regardthe earlier date as an ad- erectionece a modern two ,storey
vantage. -It has been the practice _brick and frame dwelling, the
for,several years to run the ee
cursion, in two sections, one trent ,IveArn 'aosnthwe i‘eveaitshIetro wiltpeeinmeTt.as
'b
careying the passengersfor Gode- TEMPERANCE LECTVRE. '
rich; the other eor _Wingliana•and--- -1.'". •-•-• .
'mirth -ern points, the IGoderich train. 7 ame-inis'sion • boareof "cthe Wo -7
almost invariably having to wait man's Christian Teinperance Union
at Guelph for a considerable time have engaged Bertha McLeod, a
for passengers who might be oe graduate of Chicago University, to
the other train. This year the ex- 'lecture in the different 'counties of
cursion will probably leave Tor- ,Ontario, on the subject of Scien7
onto as ole large 'train, with two WM Temperance She will. Le in
locomotives, the train .being •divl- Huron county the last two weeks
ded at Guelph, one !section going. of APril. We quote the following
on to-Goderich, the other to Wing in regard to her address- to the
ham. This will avoid confusion ,at pupils, (01 Harriston. School. "In
Toronto and will save time and a- connection -with the W. C T U.,
void delay. Huronians from dif- and with ,the approval( of the
ferent parts of the !county will al- Board, of Education, Miss B. Mc -
so have a better opportunityLeod lectuerd on Scientific Tem -
meeting each other -than was po°5-r peraece bef(ore the r teachers and
sible heretofore pupils in the public ;school. She
deliv,cred a lecture on 'Habits;
elacKINNON-RANCE their help and hinderaece in- the
A pretty wedding was solemnized race bf life.' With -charts she
in Medicine Hat, Alberta, on Wed- showed the dangers and the ef-
.nesday evening, April. ,15t1i, at eects, physical and mental, that
0.30 o'clock when Miss Bessie Clara cigarettes and ,alcohol 'had on the
May Rance, A.T.0 M. -daughter of - humansystem.. In a very tact -
nen 0..0 Rance mei Mrs. Ranee, ful manner, Miss McLeod, drew
of 'Toronto, formerly or Clinton, from the pupils very intelligent
was married to Mr. J. G Mackin- answers, and thanked them for
non, 1909 graduate of the School the very Close Attention they had
of Practical Science', Toronto, eld- given to heir lecture." Miss Mc -
est -son of Rev. N. D Mackinnon „Leod will be in, Clinton on Tues -
of Caledonia, Ont. Th -e wedditr4 ' day, April 28th. Miss McLeod will
took place in St. Barnabas' .Angli- speak to tee pupils of ehe Public
can Church, which was d,ecorated and, High ,sahools during the day.
with palms, and the eerermony was. In the evening she will give an ad
performed by Rev. Mr. Davis The dress in Willis Preabyterian Lec-
bride was married in. her travel- tune _nRoorn there will be inu,sic and
ing suit of navy blue, -with ., at"•A•lineibtutnientit served by the Girls',
"dainty modish white and blue hat Club of Wills Church. Miss Mc -
to match, and wore n. corsage bone C.Ieemi' eaPeajOHY wish all the young
quet of (roses and lilies of the vale people no t•.):te present. Everyone
ley". She was Attended by Dr.'
welcome. Slyer collection, •
nalcel -Mae-Ewen, a well known.. MINOR LOdel.S.
Clintonian, •.in gold mope cloth,..
with hat to match, while the ;*4 House-cleaning time.
groom was -supported by Mr. Sam Band Condert to -night. , , ,.
Short. The wedding march was Spring. !apesears to be here.
played- by. Mr. George W. Stew- Schools reeoperned Monday. .
ail, and the church was welt fil-
Done youhouseecleareneet?.
l* ' -by friends from .Medicine Hat.. , a Saturday aVraa an ideal:: !spring
e g
"E /Menton,• And ;the East. Mr. ' •
arid blest. 'Mackinnfon left lat Who will Wear tifea.,,firee '4ilf,reev
will apene a few days before leave
8'3°' :hat? •F; ,Ku...,1i'll,)* 1: 0,.„ ..„
Well, whe , de yeti "Ainktof; „the:
o'61X-Thle'loi; Edeienton, Where' thei
riat IfoinEeiniatignilie, II.C.,•..via.liiii/ illt° ' ''''
Yellow Head. Pass. The bride's old Did yon get Y9Xit'l?nek yandnalc-,
44) endsain, eoWe....offer ftearty:ba_ ;€11 tap? ,'.'.• -•, . ,
Ifratulicinls in whieli the New An importent ,qpeetion,,;:- fie,,S,e%
eprday."waseeWeieFe is` the' watOri,
Vra jOins witlinthenan. . •. ,.. t. , .„ .
" Isn't it funny:that -every ',*(Jman
.'Who wears i; (new spring iliat ire-
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agines tha-t every tpersoinienloctien
AiiHouse -cleaning Season
is SIVik "r " if
,
ing at it? p , • . ,,,.. , •
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Now thataSief's past) it's
e
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most time- t , ,begin that old gag
about doing,•-biir Christmas shone.,
ping early. 4;
The farmers ekohnOlitehell iaie
considering he desiratilify of
joining the hew organization the
'United, Farmers of Ontario. - -
A Port Huronman took a spoon-
, • ' •ful of paint instead • of molasses,
We have purchased an up-to-dateElectric Va.curn
for his coug•li. He had caught the
Cleaner which will clean yOlir Carpets and Rugs • epring iterior leve,r; arid was. doingenme
itdecorating,
throughly. Rent $1.50 for each house, Stallion owners are advised to
get a copy of the neflir Ontario Stal
• lion Act as there, are h number of
new provisions which, have tobe
complied •with or the `owner will
get into serious tx ouble.
Early to bed and early to rise,
mind your own( business and tell
no lies, don't get drunk and de-
ceive your wives, pay your debts
and advestiae; buy from anen of
enterprise is the best counsel nn-•
.zo _mane. der the skies.
The Cheapest Spot in Unroll to Buy ail kinds of Furniture
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Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors -Phone 104
N. Ball 110 --RESIDENCE PHONES — J, D. Atkinson 186
'SROES .
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io-ciay,1 April 23rd is be George's
Day ancillis being euly celebrated
-in all path of the British Empire'
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ROADS 4.2EDUP
i - Stet .Cornrilitteehahae
'Se garig3dre. -epee See
"front etreets klering the pistt
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LOST HOUND: - • .33
•Last week Mr. John Deeeeteloilt
his hourycleon, the railwee Weeks.
The -dog was going !home and try-
ing to cross .iir front Of -a -train
met a sudden end.
,EDR113IT FtE poem , ,
lyewases ipped. to Toronto this
„33Thel-fertureeicf Mr.:Will White-
"Week- aifd Mrse,Whitely !and'ehilde
nearevili lecien"334/ollew as 'tee Man
ice tctleerhe use-shelde 4111 geed,' pest -
:tibia thaf3eity:', " 1•"
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TOCLOSE
lt,dISLAIFUltE., WANTS', / A
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, Work an), being pushed at, the
Provincial Legislature so that the
Heuse ,may he ready to .conclude
the work before (the 'Mese' of Meee
, Morning ; session commencee ar• y
Monday„ If the early days' Were
busier there would be little need
for dragging out the sessions,
A: DRY HOTEL
ellotel Renfrew" h,as -bete,n open-
ed; in Renfrew at 70' cost of $70,-
000 to provide accorndation,M ,the
",kitty" town., It le said to be; elle
-finest hotel, save two, betweeeTor
onto and 1Vloreeela0. Mayor W.E.
Smallfield is president of the come
pa;ny.
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T,HE TWO JOEe " -
Joe Ryder and Joe Rattenbiey
held their an-nual Devonshire
leek -pie aupper on.EpiclayatlaSt.,.
at tthe Ratteelaury Honsen
•thenguests were. --,Bill .0eats,•Gedee
Andy Poiter, GocIerich, Joe
Wheatleye Dan' Macpherson, e'er -el
Holloway. There was only one in
itiation, the latter. gentleman join-
ing the happy "crowd; Those in-
vited and could not attend Were. -
"Shorty" Cantelon, his reason was
that his time was occupied trying
to lose his (neighbors dog, and. Dr.
Shaw, forgot. The company broke
up with the host !singing in sym-
pathy to Dr. Shaw "0 Memory."
CALLAGHAN-KINDREE
The ' Marriage took ,plate . on
Tuesday morning at St. Tlioinas.in
the Holy Angels church ••of °Bah.
anghte,r of Mr. and Mrs. .1', Kin-
leree, 33 Horton street, and 'Mr. T.
Callaghan, manager' of clothing
ceepartnient of Dewier Bros. local
-store. The ceremony was ,perform
ed,, be Rev. 'Father West: The
bride looked chaining ieher tan
plaid suit with dre,sden trimmdegs
and lace bat with pink plumes,
while Miss &do, Kindree„madie ia
"very pretty bridesmaid indeed in
her checked suit of Kelly green,
with yellow hat and ners,age bou-
quet • of .pream route. .Thebride
wore a beantiful corsage bouquet
of white 'roses!: The groein , was
assieted • by his brotheree,
Cal-
laghan. The wedding march , was
lace(utinully ectladerled by Mrs. J.
Butler, while the bride was ,given
away by her •lather. The, groom's
gift to the bridesmaid wenn:beau-
tiful cameo ring mid to, thegroorns
man. (a handsome ,signetee Ting.
Among those present Were' Mr.
and. Mrs. Kilbride and Miss, Irene
Collins, Clinton. ' and ( Mr." and
Misses Callaghan,Stratroy: Follow
ing an extended trip to( Detroit
and Chicago, Mr. and Mrs., Callag-
wilt reside in St Thomas.
DEATH OF MRS. W. S. HARLAND
On Wednesday morning, April
15th, the spirit of Mrs', W. S. Har-
land took its 'flight to, thenworld
beyond/. For the past 'few months
Mrs. (Harland had not been in
good health and had been, under
the care ,'f a physician lbut no
uneasiness wax( felt Cloy her friende
until the past 2 ew weeks when; af-
ten a consultation her ease was -de-
clared serious, The disease -which
had been tsepping her atrength
quickly. did, its work. Mrs. Har-
land, whose maiden•na,m,e was Har-
riet Melinda Simpson was born in
Whitechurch township, York, Co.,sixty yeaxs ago, but twee sine
her marriage ,the has been a resi-
dent of Clinton. She was a mem-
ber of Wesley church. and took an
active part in all the ,departments
of work especially the 'W. III. S. She
was also deeply interested in the
W.CAT.R. of w.hich she had been
President nine -years also holding
office in the County tUnion. Where
ever there was trouble or sorrow
th,ere she was to he gou.n.d. She
wasmost hospitable ,a,nd her home
was alwaYp open, ,and there was a
warm welcome to everyone who
tookadvantage of her ,hospitelity.
She 'will be Sadly rniseed an, eterch
and home. During her...illnees 2
number of relatives visited hen
and' several of them .attended the
•"funeral. Among th4a numben,ben,
ing, her brbther 0 V W Sibson
and his wife from Toronto her sis-
ters litrtinJas. Elliott Itu.na qat.41c.,
aed"`MrseRobert Mason -of. TOFint-
to,-Oflie,rtlio...tollowing Nephews and .•
,Nieeeei, .3d1'; xindanrs. B. E. Simpson,
Frank Lint Mrs. Dave Cnrap-.
bers...M.,HVElliott;"Miss Olive
Haile:id, Mrs ''Wm. Kinnee all of
Toro, „nth, WeT. Marlandi.o.nd.swito
otit",:g.uptph,„mrs. James G. Fyfe, of
Wingliane 3dsdRar1and is sur-
vived- by her hneband and sdepted-
,dlattighter Mabel also live sisters
"teed three brothers. The funeral
was 'llieldelfroaa„;:hee date rendence
anneSatueday) '.ittpril 18th and Wes
largely attended the service being
ei:i.roinetechlay -1\1eir pastor Rev. Inn
lintledge nntsai•ted by Bee:. 3.
-Oreenentancleth Wesley church
quertettenciele art in theeserVincy
Many relatives iaand friends. from
Mitaide of toWn attended the
etin!era.1. among ',them being, Mrs.
Arthur Annisa Port Union; %Mrs.
S. Cole, -Ethel ;Mrs. Austin, Varna;
Mrs. _Andnertirs, Winnipeg,
George Harland, Detroit; Mr. and
-
Mrs. George Page, Belgrave;
Mr. -
and Mrs. W.F. ,Glover, Fingal. Ow
ing to distatee her brothers J. G.
A. Simpson, of Colorado and W.A."
Simplon in the North (West "ntiel
sisters Mre. Robert Line and 'Ws!
B.F. Woolford of Sask. Mrs,. J;a144
H. Harrison of San Francisco were
unable to be present. The follow-
ing acted as pallbearers -A. j.
Tyndall, J. W. Moore, - 3. Senthe
nom -be, jas. Scott. 111LB. Chant land
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Headachese',
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; • Jeweler and Optician
Issuer of Marriatre LitenseA
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WHAT ABUT "TENNIS .
By the way, what has happened
to those tennis enthuaiatats, • . in
Clinton? Better call a meeting.
and talk matters over.
SOLD TWO TRUCKS
During the past week Mr. W. 3.
Kilbride sold two motor trucks to
the Monkton Creamery Co., for
the purpose of gathering einem.
UNIQUE BAPTISM
There was a unique baptism at
Goclerich recently. The Subject
was the infant on Of .Mtn 1; and
'Mr4, fiewand,Edanard,
'robeclisi a lian4oine ansi, i6•1.1a1:10T-
ate"-gown And thane, aneilan,
service for his gnanclnaqthen "and alit
her children doivn to this event.
The baptismal font was over 140
years old, whi-te helped some, and
lastly, four geneirations ' were
represented tat the iservice.
WHY "LEVINSKY"?
The Guelph Herald of April 4th
asks e question? In this" week's'
issue of the Clinton,(New Era is
printed an accounit of the final
game In the checker tournament
held at the Borden Club in Guelph,
in which Mr. John Hoover was the
winner. Mr. Hoover is ta former
resident of Clinton, but why the
New Bra should put the heading
PLeerinsky First" ton their article.
The -Herald, is at a loss to under-
stand, An explanationof this
from the newspaper of Mr. Hoo-
ver'shome town 'should; be forth-
coming. •
OBIT,UARY OF MR. WM. EVANS
Gorrie lost one ef its highly re-
spected citizens on Saturday last,
April 18, when Mr. Wm. -Evans pas
teed peacefully away •at the age
of 75 years. Although in poor
health for the last three or four.
years he had been .about as usual.
until Thursday morning when .he
snfeetred a paralytic ,stroke Which.
resulted in his death two days la-
ter: Mr. Evans had, (been lay resi-
dent of Howick Tp. for 34 or r•- 35
years, living about -a half milewestc
of •0-orrie until 10 years ago -When:
he and his family moved into' the
village. He had beaten m ember 62
"Ova Tlowick Agricultural Society
'fee 35 yaers, and for the last three
Years was Ian Honorary member.
The Society sent a heautiful wreath
which was laid with others upon
the ;casket. Mr. Evans was an ac-
tive ;member:" of the Methodist
Church and the funeral aervice, on
Monday (afternoon, Which w,as
very largely attended, was con-
danted nt the 'home by Rev, Mr.
Rivers, Assieted by Rev, J. W. An-
erews. The flange Society of
which deneased was a member at-
tended in a body and conducted
the service at the grave. Besides,
his widow Mr. ;Evans leaves to
mourn his loss four daughters,
Mrs. Wm. al. Gregg, (Mrs. Hilton
Ashton. and Miss Edith Evans( of
Gorrib; and Mrs. Elmer Penis, of
Fordwich. Deneased was Uncle of
Mr. .T. 3. Weir, of the Royal Bank
here and tc Mrs. Hartley, formerly
of town.
CLINTON MARKETS.
(Hogs $8.50
Butter 23-25
Eggs 18 -as
Wheat 1.00
Oats 40
Peas 1.00
Barley 50-52
Bran $26 ,
Shorts! i$27"-$28
Toronto Markets •
Hogs
Cattle ...I.
LaMbi3 ' •
Sheep , 50
'Cheese • • ' • ; ee.
Rutter"le re: " ',.24 toe, 20,0.4
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Eggs -.Pl•-•
Wheat •,•ev ar.
°eta . . . 453"
BM"ley ,24,1 '411:AIWA() 64, -
laVtiatnea, per bagnansert/ nn$S,(Offi
1.554, 41•4
`''" • AT SPECIAL'
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e have just receive -"ottri, "rsk-sh,ipment '
:Rugs ,nrld while they. are Wondertul ,valties, still we are
...going„ to offer. some "",•Extra Special Prices during' the
rie"xt two weeks in order -to induce early buying. We
have 'Tapestry Rugs, Brussels Rugs, VelVetsandWilton
Rugs and all specially priced for the ri.ext two weekw'
See, our Special $fo„,00" Rug": , •
Also big Values in Linoleums and Lace Curtains
Bigger Values- in -Better Shoes
t pring, time ,rneans:•Shoe, time 10 mOst fainiir9srand "'
,"Were Here With,the, Goods" to sUpply•thosn wants
,
Mid at a big saving in, price t9 you. Don't,noiss us when,
"loOking for yoOr next pair. "It vyill pay . you well."
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lumsteel Bros.
SMALL MORE BUSINESS
"51n
rossonammamon
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guns of the warships, according to onto, until re-cently Secretary of
the Tract Society, will occupy the
pulpit next :Sunday. .•
SALVATION ARMY.
a c.eerport from Consul Canada re-
anived at the State Department of
10, o'clock this morning.
, Immo, blil'End
look:for Cpunty to he All
„.1 ,, , conduct special meetings on Sun-
ttlnin
- is islalutentridihatt
;d4olven,nctuknreg,InitdlerwarmelL44.,vvi
Adjt. Smih of London willgive
Jl` ,:.1,7, ,, * 1 " '`, come to both reeetiegs. I
.' Rif . e - pri .I, day. The citizens are invited to
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Officers of Huron Temperance 1 ' ONTARIO ST. c BURCH': "'L'i ', ' " ' •
League Have Message From 1 The pastor, Rev. S.J. Alen will
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, Hon. W. J. Hanna
-Clinton; April 19. -Officers of the
Huron Temperance League are con
lidera that the whole (county will
prench a special sermon to ((the
Ocladiellows next Sunday entaisin.g,I•
At the evening service on Sun-
day last Mr. "Will Harland.sangnthe •
tenor solo, "Thy (Will ' be panne
in his usual (clear municanevoircen 1.;
Rev. Mr. Woods of Brucefieldevile ;.ee.
preach on Sunday morning' .
be . dry" (from the end! -,'of this
„month, 'notwithstandingthe action exchange with the pastor. •The
of Center Huron cornmissionereat unpleasant weather prevented. the,r1D
in nrenv.
exchange being made on • Sunday
Goderich, on Friday, in deciding to last. •'n
renew for one year from May 1
all existing liquor licensee. The ac BAPTIST CHURCEL•;11 •,*(1
.tual issiiing.of the( licenses is done Mr. Warner of Goderich.will nee ei.ei
(bYth,e department at Toronto, and cupy the pul it of this church both -
Mr. A. T. Cooper, president of the
.league, who aent1, at telegram of
protest after the meeting of the
'corninissioners, received( Ion Sa-
turday( a reply "from Hon. W. J.
"nitnntfi,% ivhieh confirms his belief
that' the minister will veto the re-
commeedation of the Center Huron
board, as he has a right (ender the
adt. The Canaille Temperance Act,
oh 'aCcolint of beingvoted on this
year, does not come into (effect till
next' May.
The league's message to Hon. Mr,
'Extlin.a.,.neas as 'follows.
• • "T.he. people of Huron (County re
ly :Upon your public statement as
reported in press dispatches, of pro
needtingntof the Legislature from
„time tpa time, and onyour person -
'al' sniaaridal pledge given deputation
Febreary, 3, that no liquor licenses
would be given. for the year com-
•mencing May 1, 1514. We, therefore, protestagainet the action of
the license commissioners( of Cen-
ter 'Huron 'for ;granting licenses
for the sale of liquor in, the said
district lor the year mentioned.
Further, refusal to issue emit., li-
censes is in accord with the agree-
ment entered, into at Ottawa be -
lore the -date of voting on the Can
adz" Temperance Act was decided
on.-A.T. cooper, president' J. A,
Irwin, secretary, Huron County
Tempernaae Llelague."
Hon. Mr. Hanna ieplied., "The
people may rest assured that our
statements in the Legislature with
regard to licenses ini Center Hur-
on, will be observed,"
ere•
rae
U• nited Stets::
•i 1ti(4iili)
•• 4, %
Pelitras Negrap today, 500 voltin4
Wene organized and ,,tarined
to resist what they ealledr•the "exec)
peeted invaeion, (by;• the, {Unineelan,
IStaLea.4 " Innate . '
• The FederalS genupyrBietiras'Neel
gran, ' ( r!h4 .4.;•ce, r
; Er
Washington, Ap exican
Charge d'Affaires. Algare,. credited
to thenlUtnited States, "Iffie 'been no-
atructed by Huerta. to 'request' his
passports from Secretary Bryan.
Washington April 22.- Huerta
has requested' the United States to
withdraw Nelson O'Shaughnessy„
A merica,n Charge d'Affaires at
Mexict, City. This was (stated "herie
• early today on good -authority, but
las not been. ,officially announced.
Washington, April 225d.- The
Amoriersiz.dopees commeneol 4 an
advance to take the 'entire city
of Vera Cruz at 8 (o'clock under
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' WILLIS CHURCH.
Rev. 11.R. Horn, L.L. B., of Tor-
morningan Jevennee next u -
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day.
"vrrid
The Ladies Mission Circle wni.„
meet at the home, of Mrs... (non 41
Watts on April 28th. All membere
are requested to be present as
there is important business -toe :ewe
transact,
Frayea" Meeting as 'u sueee 41',De
Thursday at 8 o'clock, see • "
Mr. Prior as leader, he takee up
the Sundayschool lesson whielanas ,
a great beaefit to those Who have
the opportunity of being ,preeente- nen'
Miss Clara Holtzhauer (acted as
organist on Semid'ay,
'WESLEY CHURCH • ' ' ' '
The pastor preachee Ialt /Slude' `-
, -
!day, his evening ,(text weir), / --1;
Home -coming of the Birds. . At
the evening service Miss '01 -'Sipes . • 'ea
sang "More Like the Master."
The League held a social' even-,
ing on Monday.
Thursday eveningthe ;annual
Easter Thankoffering Del.., the
Women's Missionary Society will
be held.
The pastor will occupy hie own
pulpit next Sunday; ,
The annual business meteting of
the 'IA/M.S. was 'held on Tuesday of
last week. The °flexors were eled-r
tea as 'follows, -
Mrs, Pattison, Pres,
Mrs. Dr. Routledge-lst V. P. ,
'lairs. McMath-2nd Vice ;Pres.
Miss Wealengton-Pres. Sec.
Mrs. !tee Cantelon-Cor. Sec.
Miss Porten-Treas.
Mar. J." Sinithcombe-Supt. . of
Christian Stewards.hip.
Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Routledge
(Pianists.- . •
Flower iCom.-Mrs. H. B. Chant,
Mrs. I. She, hard.
The Arent.'"Easter Thanksoffer-
ing" meeting will be held in . the
Lecture Boom on Thursday .eVen- • -•
et 8 p.m.. A good program, every- •
body welcome. , - • " • ,'1'
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FOR AWN
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most.mqn s, toe=uying,":1A.p. "inlq.tter of eonfidence The keenest 7t.„,
ekrie71:: !,t1'!aaj14.051:i ty"0
nc4V-7:Pan)
if vi sure without a tesi T'ir'Si;
1dgiA,PcF5. ,r4ust .tlierefore aceept.,,,tho worc of the dealer„,.
NBy;egrry.i'ng.the, different ,grade§:,.Ofst1pe. that we kncnit'.
:Are good,..we .c6.ti, offer' them. on their Merits:
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The'te'S—ho'neceifty to rriake any;
51k;vrifl, S 0 ,
ot stateih6nt for HART.
gain Ile 114. EP- IF `W
SHOES thst is not justifted in
every particular. Any man who buys the HART make
„Will get the very best value to be hail at the Price he
pays, and he can make his selection knowing that they
have been correctly represented.
S. ellAPMPIN
Phone 70
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