The Clinton New Era, 1914-04-30, Page 7Thursday, /April 30th,1914., »dB CLINTON NHW'
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FOR ONB' WEEK
will buy 'a gentleman's
well ;,made.'
=1ewet Watc'n
fitted in a good,'rtid $(tied
case, 111a.1e by the`,,,
American Watch
Case Co
Remember ,- 'O:nae week ..
only. at
Nellyar's .ieweieryStore
Clinton.
W. fit. HE�t,YAR
JEWELER and OPTICIAN
EYES TESTED FREE
7t: -r
Five teams twill a' L,0".
fel:�.: '• tli,Hough, Cup, eiutilfama:c oJ,,Iinte[;
collegiate soccer supnemace, this
iaejason and the fun .well start on
Baturd(ay, \May 2.
The (five entrants 'are.
Wingham. High School.
St. Marys Collegiate.
Woodstock College.
Berlin Collegiate..
Gait Collegiate.
As last year, an., eliminetion ser-
ies ,wilt be played, the teams hav-
ing :been ,darwn as 'follows, Galt
=and1 iB�rilim,; Woodstock and St.
Marys Winghaml a bye.
The ops- kteg games will be as
fellows, on Saturday, May 2.
Celt in Berlin. -
St. ,Marys in Woodstock.
The return games will ,he played
Saturday, ,May 9.
The teams are to 'settle on re-
flerees Cmutually satisfactory to
-mann.
Entries+Close May' 11'
W.F. A. Secretary Fiebig is
anxious that all entries for the
Senior, (Intermediate and Junior
'series be in by May 1, when the
time for entering closes, in order
that the grouping may be pro-
ceeded with and the ,season got
under way.
SPRING DAYS.
Sing aeson't ob spring days,
Alt ,de wort' in bloom,
Mr. Bluebird singip1 . •
Midi the 'flowers pei•fumre,'
Mr. Catfish bitin'
Mr. B. a hummin',
Sing .a,sonlg ob 'springtime(
Comin, •
Comin'. ,
Sing a song ob
spri.
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gg
ti
ne,
Sunshuiewar an' bright,
,
Turtle.dove,a cooin'
World all 'full ob light.
I 'long to hear de peck,erwood
'On ide tree a-drumeniete
Sing a son ob springtime,
Comin,',
• Comin'.
-Florida Times -Union.
GRAND TRUNK sV'`WM'
itJoiICtreekers [XCIINIOR
Round trip tickets to poing in Mani-
toba, Alberta and. Saskatchewan' via
Mimeo. St. Pant or Duluth. on sale
,each Tuesday until October 27, inclu-
vsiee, ale low fares.
Through Pullman Tourist
'Sleeping Cars to Winnipeg
on above . dates, Leaving
Toronto 11 pan. No change
of Cars.
Return Limit, Two Months'
The Grand Pacific - Railway is the
shortest and quickest route between
Winnipeg, Saskatoon and Edmonton,
with excellent through service. to
Begins. • Trains now running into
Calgary;
Berth,.ifeservacon$ and particulars
atelt,Grand Trunk Ticket offices o„
John Ransford Son, city passen-
ger a d= Tickete Agents, phenee57
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HAS ;MOVED TO TOWN BI GLis'''BAND ON :PARADE
Mrs, Edmeston has arrived from The C. C.I. Bugle Band paraded
Toronto 'with her household eff- dlown front street on Wednesday
fleets .alnd'has taken, up her abode night. They ,are, coming along
in the house recently '.leased from 'last. rd
'1Yrom,' Mr, 'A. Caiitetoe,
MADE PRESENTATION
Last week the management and
staff of Tozer & Brown present-
ed Mess .L„ Shanahan with pearl
letndled knaves and 'forks, on her
MAY BE A CASE
The police are layien.g a charge
against a G.T.R. itr•eight Cotnuituc-
tor ^fbr blocking the street cross -
ing on Victoria St. The case. his', retiring from the storo. Miss Shane
rot been heard yet. hens,platte. will' be taken, by Miss
A GOOD RAIN M, Cluff :next week.
This emotion receiveda good A BOX SOCIAL
rain on Tuesday night which willInvitations have .been issued by
da ,good to gardens anti •farms the members of jy Lodge L.
0.1, Clinton fora a boxbox social to be
heed i an .Tuesday, May 12th Mr.
A'.'H 14Ih0geoie 'NI:tP P( ,,....i,,,tit?,ing
hem,is ex
pected,tb l•
e there 'and
nddfess;the gathering
N`.13CALs.
If you use '"New Era Wants Ads.
you. get results.
Cheer (up! It will ,soon be time
to :beat carpets.
Furs are worn by ladies beavers
during the sums r.
The ,. /Lorm of physical culture
that 'flat men eeturally prefer is
rune ing-dor office.
33 NEW; USERS '
Since, 'the town has taken over
the ,electric ipowtelr, Hydro has
been 'iiijstalled 'n 33 new places,
and emir -Mare yet to coins. This
epeeks well for the. citizens• as
they'ebelievte in using home power
as well as town water. There, are
today's advertisements., also. many application's, in, for
• water ,chis spring.
GRAND MASTER TO BE HERE
WI'LIi 'E•ASS THROUGH CLINTON
Mr: W. D. Maspherson M. P. P,, of, It' is •expected that all thtesold-
Toronto and Grand Master of the, It'
'Of the Goderieh camp will pass
Masonic lodge of Canada, with his th'rbiieh•"Fere on Sunday in Aug -
officers will dedicate the Masonic .usteanroute'+to the sham battlenear
Hall hare( on' Wecimeeday after BXdtef•, `On Wedr.(eisday Lt, Col.
nob/mei next week, and with the A:: B. Macdonald and F. B. Eaton,
local members of the A.P. and A.M. A, rE' Snell:and F, 0. Hodgins motor
will go to God:ericli in the eventing oyer the 'route from London to
Co the opening .of the MasonicGod;ericb ;and are making plans ete
building in that town. and the annual camp and nvarch.
MINOR LOCALS. • MISSIONARY DAY
ie buds are ''ast appearing and
wilt soon bet in bloom, with warm
oe flier i :,,
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SHOULD ENFORCE THE -1.,'AW •
• Th,eire - '• ,are name/Lens autoino-
bile owners who drive their cars
at night without shaving the lamps
lighted( This is a' ser:lous, charge
end the deenere should take this;
as a warning.
HIS SHOP IN ORDER
The progressive merchant has-
An attraeti ee more welch acts as.
a` continual invitation -Polite and
painstaking 'salespeople who serve
you interlligelntt-A /stock of mode
ern merchandise to choosle from, -
Welt selected, well displayed, the
kind the public wane This mere
chant keeps his •shop in order. ,It•
is a, pleasant place to (do busbies.
in, Read( ,about this merchaprt. in
The trees wilt soon be in leaf. The anneal missionary exchange
Better get your garde tools 'inof eillpitseen the Diocese of Huron
•shape'for the first thing you`knew' 'w
ill 'be'(ield tli:syear; on May 10.
sotiaetbody wet be around to' bor- rR0 .S' :Robinson;, Rural Dean, of
Strathroy swift reach here and
ev;-r,rI?otts .will retic '
row them.
RtN1
preach in Lon
'The lawns are putting on a most' edea, ;,.n (thee .morning at Christ's
attractive vernal +tint 'again. .Church, whose rector is Rev, C.R.
Here's some solid advice. For. Gunn{e, termerly of Clinton, and at
the man who is everlastingly look- the evening steevice at St. George's
ing •for trouble; Go to Mexico. , 'Chinch. •
Spades are trump these days :in'
the back yard: MAY .ROD AND GUN
The
man
who
draws theeturea
i
P Rod and. al, for May is out
in the weed catalogues should at with, as v�suan attractive bill of
least have the vice-presidency of ftrefor the sportsman, The dogs
the Ananias club. of the North, A Hunting Trip to
Good morning! Have you had Poeologan, N 13, The history of
your sulphur and molasses>yet? the Canoe, Building, a Sectional
Do' f(verything to prevjel:ut the boat, The Swaelp Maiden, The
'flies. Roughneck Fishing Club, Obnox-
The Firemen held their monthly fees Fishing °n. Lakes and Ponds,
meeting ton Monday night. Ideal Trout Fishing in Ontario
The Dixies are coming to town, Writhes are 'some of the, articles
Got your ticket yet? worth special mention while the
NO :WORD FROM W. B• HALE regular` departments are :well
maintained and the whole of inter
-
Extreme anxiety is flelt here for 'est to bob Canadian, and American
the ,safety of William b. Hale who sportbnefi, W.J. ffaylor, Limited,
is int Vera Cruz, and from whom Publisher, 'Woodstock, Ont,, issues
no word has been received since this Canadian outdoor magazine,
the hreaking out of hostilities be-
tween Mexico end thle United GEORGE HAM A COLONEL
Staters. Mr. (Bale is a brother of Tho Stratford Beacon makes the
Charles B. 'Hale and, was born in boilowing Editorial reference to a.
ears ago, Clinton, 38 y g, becoming 'well-known 'gentleman who has
first /engaged with some 'telegraph Many 'friends in town, --George
line -omen, and ;of recent years ho.id Ham, the head of the publicity de
ing a positio¢i, as electrical en- parem!epit of :the C.P.R., has been
gine,er un the .!employ of the Mexi appointed by;; Col. rhe Hon. Sam
can •Govere:wene. Alter praitingge' klughes Min1i,ster of Militia, an
his 'home in. Vera Cruz she had honorary lie,utearpnt-colonel and
many thrilling experience. About has attached/; his -services,; to the
t€pur years ago wlIan the town was Intelligence tO"e.,partn ent. 'George
omberdedee•,lshell went theoug13. fills the bill for .intelliegenicer
his 1r+es'
id n'
q ce e_ tr "'m it'll
l
o i rat. ' " all right, b
t "Heu
dI YI d wev'1_ad
always s look-
and he's wife .and family' barely es, ped upon hern3(as' a'usanitof` peace.
capeld' `:with their• lives. •' In ' 11it05 `rather than of :wen Nevertheless,
last letter to his brother about . we'salute yo ,,, Col. 'Ham! We. can't
about a month ago Mr. Hale )stated' ' belireve youOver had ad, a,desire for
that the cost of living had soar- 'the Keentuck}i Colun/il class, b'utof
lid( to dizzy heieghtte Shoes cost ; (y
cqurse ou/' goad matuse would
and o issga eeom'e
$'15 a pair d l d had b 'not permit y ur gTtterg away from
otik cies. w!ere,tb.ep
e
e big railway men
cod 3Akes , hlaneelf i
an, ,tetra, opgra
emcee
ea workengneap4I st when,
t 'texpesaeve: the 'a
had had difficult yg uanters li
in eett$n'g
q , " s owe/red en:,
Mr. Hale is a son ,of lee late ,Ifo. A, maker .o
tithe Olele; M A,; 'the' ton uist;'
Cl
. Georgee •
Writer,„ (who jived' . Clinton in,IY
d85 .aisdt dt,'eedsias 1898 and is.'argrand• '
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the late Mrs. Sarah Jose-
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We have purchased,an up-to-date Electric Varum
Cleaner which will clean your Carpets and Rugs
through.ly. Rena $ r.5o for each house,
Kiltie : 'andr.made
the concert is form o T ur
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khd( it ' p with, their music.
actor 1+
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bas r ad his ,lis'.
25
n a me
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xce L t
len trim and
nLarche , to overtures and
k to ^selections, they showled. that
r+d$ul trainkn.g had been given
make much, a •succest, as was
concert. Dr. Shaw, President
the Musical. Society of town,
s chairman and; gavee a short
dress on, ,,the Band's Costume
'ch is the same as need by the
ck Watch Military,Staff Band.
ss Norsworthy of St. Tho(mae,
s well received In her recitations'
d Miss Barbara McIver had to
ponds to an,,encore for this
teh llolko As an en,dore to a
hail" eeleetidlre, Banndsanan. Gillies
gave a ((cornet ,solo,
ma
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Con
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to
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of,
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Cheapest Spot in Huron to Buy all kinds of Furniture
Furniture :dealers and Funeral Directors -Phone 104
N. Ball 110 RESIDENCE PIHONES- J. D. Atkinson 186
IMPROVING. a!
Mr. Murray M8Ewan:'.has 'barn -
Ma -ids ,house on Mary street over alit
tie on his lot, and has had r, afew
(ioundtatier pleged under• It k'; 1 A:
new: versipnd'ah wily also be'built,'
TRAVEL CLUB a .
The Clinton Travel Club /net' at',
the home of Mise'Hazel O'Neil on
,Sateediy, night. Miss Stone gave
a atpaper on Ge!nmasiy, -Mies, Jean
Scdtt on Hamburg and Miss Clark
on Current Events. Miss Bar13ara,'
MClvor sang ;atretic.
THE BELLS t .
The ,famous play that Sir Henry
Ii'voeg toured in for many yeers
and in which T'h'omas Shea is new
scoring: a huge success will 'bepre-
(eontedh by the Clinton Dramatic.
Club on'Tlhursday and Friday even
Ings, May 14 and 15 lin the town
• hall for 'thief benefit of'.the, Clinton
Meek, Bend. The ,play will have:
speeial'dscenery and wardrobe, Plan
of hall, will open at Fair's Boole
Store ton' May 9th See: large bills
and .watch papers fox •:batt week.
LOOK FOR A' PROVINCIAL
ELECTION IN TUNE
Although it is understood . that
the Ontario Governtnent has not
taken up the matter' of 'a pro-
vincial general election for de-
cision, -\the Con+servative members
of the Legislature 'gg;e(ner'ally left
for their homes •Wedire clay anti-
cipating !an early and •dhort cam-
paign. In the absence of any offi-
cial intimation there is 'a strong
impression that the two partes will
be facing each other in the, last
wetek in June. r
TEMPERANCE LECTURE.1
Miss Bertha McLeod, a graduate
of Chicago Unlversi er addressed the
W. C. T. U. and others ir3 • °'1Villis
Church on Tuesday night on -Scien-
tific Temperance and gave an inter
esting address. A progreree was
also ..relnrhered -'
Instru'mrp"al;"•Mrs (Di+:l Gone t
Duet, Mrs. Innis and.Miss'R Wese
_._Selo, Miss BeGreene,!um'! : ,•:i:
Duet, Mrs• Gi'b'bined and Mn.cChas
Thompson
Mrs. C. J. Wallis occupied: the
chair. T'he girl's Club of Willis
church'snpplied a ,light lunch atthe_
close of the meeting.
CHARGED WITH DESERTION
W. J. Huddart, who had a 'branch
office hereewith (electrical fixtures
has been arrested' fpr deseetiotl _
The press report has the, •follow=
ing. :W. J. 'Hudtdart was arrested
in Hamilton upon the ineorhiation
of Chief Postle,waite, of this town,
on a charge of desertigg his two
children, aged respectively, ,. two
wears and four monees. Mr. 'Held -
dart and his wife left herie mf ri
dell a.(lteennan, leaving his chi ld
reek with a (friend, saying they
would be back in the afternoon to'
pay 'for their keep, claiming they
were leaving for h visit. Failing
to return, information wap, lcl
the (above result, He we`ll ern
brought back and will epee r be-
fore Magistrate Kelly on,1Frlday,.
morning. r
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District News.
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Londesboro 'ds -
Miss Derine, of Goderich .s'up!en'd
ing a leer weeks with he,i• friend
Mrs. Robert Crawtford,
Auctinn sale of farni stock, and iiae
plenients, at Londesboro, on Saturday
May 2ad, at one o'clock, Sale without
reserve. J. W, Cartwright. proprietor
Thos. Gundry, auctioneer.
Constance
Campbell Sutherland. has I lured
with Johnathan Hugel, for the sum
mar,
Mrs. 1W. Moore and, Sone of Tor-
onto speln,t e week or morie, the
g1yeat of her parents, Mr. anti
Mrs. Jas. Manna
Mrs. Thos. Pollard spent ar "few
days in Ethel, the guest of her
parents and with Mrs. W. Woods(,
of Walton.
Quartea'ly meeting will be ,held
on Sunday afttet•n,00n,
Mensal!
Mr. Prank Carlin, sr., of the Xing
George Hotel, suffe(redl a severe
,paralytic stroke nn Tuesday af-
teoilast, .leavin:hritght d
paralyzinoned, and thusg deispriving sihiene
of speech. Mr. Carlin Is well
known/ throughout the - country,
having kept hotel at Stalfa arJd
Se(a(florth before renting, the .king
George Hotel here, and, his frier cls T
will Ieegret I4o learn of his afflict- o
tion. l t
The Oddfellows of Hensel). Lodge. G
will attend the funeral of the, late ,e
MR. James Whyte, of 'Exeter, and
'tior'merl of this - B
ie villa
e on nurse,
Yli
village,
day'
a nnoo of this a
tel n week at
0 ,.
Exe(ter,. The ellecoased had only c
been 'seriously ill 'for little over a to
'week. and his widow and eti ttls' ,b
children have much . sympathy in. m
(hair suddqu beale(avemen•t; -r•
H`e'adaches'
Cured.
Ninety per e�eni. of
headache, are caused,,
by Imperfect eyes.
•we'. can permanently
Cure such, headaches
with Blesses,
If we (MI .ire will re
fund •your money. , g
Jeweler and Optician
Issuer 01 Marriage Licenses
Bowman Gives Notice
of Charge Against Hanna
99
Toronto, /April 27.-C, .M,
Bowman ,gavenoticein theL'e-
gislature today' that he will, on
A question of privilege, make
a statement and charge against
the ,Hon, the Provincial Secret
teey in connection; ;w,ith then
' :,dun -r
''ni
• ` s'et Mi tier:
K: Said
p pvinceat"licepee,4 rector
„to
the) counties .14 Weiland, 'Stu.;:
ron end Peel; and that follow-
ing , such statement and
charge he will move the fol-
lowing motion.
That 'a humble address be
presented to 'His Honor the
Lieutenant -Governor, (praying
that the will be graciously
pleased to issue a commission
directed to two judges of the
,supreme court on Ontario, to
inquire into and dnvestigate•the
matters set forth in. the state-
mnet and charge made to this
honorable House by Mr. Charles
Martin Bowman, member for
the 'electoral district of North
Bruce, and all matters and
things whic>1, in the judgment
of the ,commissioners, relate
thereto or affect ,the same' and
that the said commission shall
confer upon said commission-
eers all the powers contain(ed.or
given i41t or by the public .'rte
queries act or in or by any act
ameedin,g the same."
Programme of the London Con-
ference of the Methodist
Church
The thirty-first 'session of the
London Conference will he held
in the Central Methodist Church,
Sarnia, eommrea1c I g ThurS"dbiy,
June 4th, at 2 p.m., the Ministerial
seesion, to, meet on. Wednesday,
June 3rd at 8.45 [a.m.
The, Programme Committee have
arranged the following of inprogramme
g
g
and business agenda, which it
asks the Coaeferer ea to adopt.
Monday, June 1st,
2.30 p.m -The Stationing Com-
mittee will ancet in the Devine St.
Church. The Statistical Committee
will meet in the Central Church,
Tuesday. June 2nd,
2.00 p.m. -District journal secre-
taries wilt' meat, in th;e Central
Church,
7.00 p, m -The financial 'secretar-
ies will meet the, Conference tress
ureas in the Central. Church.
8.00
p. m. -Annual meeting of
the Theological, Union. Ch(airman,
Re(v. (W. L. Riles, B. A, ; lecturer,
Rev. F, E, Walot, B. A., B.D. Sub-
ject, "Religious Reality. 'r
MINISTERIAL SESSION
8.46 (a.m.-Devotional exercises,
conflated by Rev. H. Lester Snaith
D.D., of Detroit.
9.30 a.m.-Rol( call. Report of
ransfer Committee, Appointment
f Committee en Conferee Re -
tions. Conference letter writers,
uardian correspondent, railway
Ielrk. Routine business,
The secretary of the Examining
oard.has be
ea reue s
led to take
q
seat. n t
o heatform
1 faire: the
os!esideration pof the questions
uching the ,star dire of the pro-
ationers and, candidates or the
inistry.
2.00 (p m• -Devotional exercises,
Reading ,pectoral addre8's.
outing Business
8.00,,p. m; Meeting under the mei
tres,ol the :Laymen s:
;Association:.
dklressest!by M. C'1tarleei Austin;'
Chattlam,rore c'Sysl din tiO, Clive, -
Maine, (cif'Lofidsh
u
sea
a al o r ob em
C. @,eea P ..1 e.
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.t letwo D �f Toro t
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n Ciel u
ao y,�r b p,�r,p
f ThiirNday,, �u•ie "lth , : t
d4 `1''( it�iy r��2LvetioealSexercis,es,
�diu d mitre
9itl eAht ,''Minis teriat session.
9 •f'th-
eetr
, .� hi ng f Laymaen,s
isoeaatiori l '
Det r eSt
tl � Churth.•.
45i t.
pievo
a 2ki' ti�nal exercis s
e,
gedatbted b'y Ilev 1Dr. Smyth
/j'SESSION SE I®>N
E ,.S
t•
2004 j ja+im 10e3otleeal er*erc�1ises.
oynnd(ueted by !else Presedfeert
3.00 , ,li 1n. -Roll all,` E'k ictiona.
port, of i ister
m n yeti session '
IP
. Ho -
rt n -� r
f, Conf e
n . tial Com-
� , i .
�r
e
ettee, Report �• on decisions of
uelstiol?s of law rend,ened during
e year .by the president. First
raft of etations.
5,00 p. m. --Adjournment and ;
seting of committees.
7.00' p. m Meeeting of committees
8.00',p.m Publie meeting, Ad-
Idsses,.b5 Rev. J. W, Graham, D.
Secretary of rEcltucation, and
ev. ',James Smyth, B.A., L L.13..
L,B,, `of Wesleyan Theological
(lege, Montreal.
Friday, June 5th
8.45'ana Doevotional " reeercisies,
nductea byt, Rev Dr. Smith
9,30 a, tn••-Report N'd. 1 of Board
•,r, it . R
•Sea*ortlli
The funeral'ofthe late Emily Brown ,Pi
defib died` -id a. Toronto hospital on. A
Teesdieeeteok'place'tram, the •family; 'of
resideh'ceeei Thursday, to,the efeteland in
b nk meter
a ce d. was n
y @,n, _ era , duce@d: by; on
her 'pastor, Rev ,,M, ,r. $ oeepejb epree dk
b t•o S ,Tho
fld f .t mast, �huroJa ,iii? E .l e;;ao
eMeserseiS.tewai',i,, eethers -heve dis,i ,r'
coatddueiintlidagencty,Rorlhe .040,;,
non, Erhprefiq,+C9mp,'(nYe w telae tgey• o
ba ie held -fen many: yeare,isagdln, u9t,, ,t
^este hs,ve only the t9ae,reriPrelt9calKeno�Yr; ,
flh'towno• au t. ., .,,Yr'1, "A
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h m mbere h the, FiclglrtRlh,oilg,n: ' 8
ef:L ddfel o.
i ws r "o e
�' m th
F nil t!I
t14Pf'y1
05th anniversary of j their r ender' l�,y, ;e
attendin ivi i
seryl e t
g tae t es
d a ;
aE Id' x
p✓$t ! RYc,
terian urAhiktla„hedY,tieee 1 pteriiet .
•bye the ilizen s Band on Sunt3rsy even,;,,
icing, whet' -the pester -Roe 1".=:t•t ,L,ar-..
kin ill re
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At the est regular r meati f
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Barbara K
1 tikman Mission Band of the , m
Presbyterian church the young lady
members of the band presentedtheir to
president, Miss Serabel McLean" with d
a cemplit:hentery address and Ii life
membership certificate in the %'omens m
Foreign Missionary Society. , .,,
The many friends here of Mr and.
Mrs. Wm. McKay of Toronto, termer-' �dI
ly c1 Seaforth,'will sypathize with ;:D
them on account el the bereav tneut I4
whi6h has befallen them in the.•9eath
of their youngest cleughter,''NNilss Co
Grace Irene, a bright and pro iising
young ladypf l9 yeere. •
A little daughter of Mr, ell ,tamps
Halikirk had the misfortune, a fal . co
and fracture her arm a few days go, :
of Exainin^eers, first ballot for Board
'e tr
AT SPECIAL` PRICE'S
We have just received our first shipment of new
Rugs and while they are wonderful values, stillweare
going to' offer some Extra Special prices during 4he'';a
nexttwo weeks in order to induce early buying. We
have' Tapestry Rug, Brussels Rugs, Velvets and Wilton;
Rugs and all specially priced for the next two weel.s r.
See our Special •$io.00 Rug. , i
Also big Values in Linoleums,and Lace Curti
ger Values -in ' Better S
Spring time means,Sl oe. tiin'e in most famili' s and
"We are•Flere With the Goods" to supply those' wants,.
and at a big saving in:price to you.- Don't miss us when
looking for your next pair. "It will payy ou:well."
Pluirnsteel. Bros.
SMALL PROFITS MORE BiJSI1VESS
lir.
of. Examiners,
10.00 a. m. -Report of Committee
on Memorials. Report of Annual
Conference Committee on pro-
posed' Ge,reral Cc nfierence legisla-
ition
11ro
. 0 1 m -
Meeting o,> committees
2001. :;+ m. Me�oriaflr eser.Wiea e
3.00` .m. -Re ort f .0 ,m ittg9
On the t pp . • ,e;
eta/le ot'tre ''sonic, pe t
ofConifbtttee'anEvangelism,
-''P
4,00 p. m. -Jubilee ,adresstos, Revs.
L.' W. Wickett and A. G. Harris,
4.30 p.m. -Reports of Committees
on Church :propety, Systematic
Beheelficienc'e and Statistics.
5.00 p. m. -Electoral ° !Conference,
flint ballot,
8.00 p, m, -Reception service, Res-
olution moved by' Rev. J. W.Baird,
B.A., segondeell by ,Rev, Charles R'
Flanders, D. D.
Saturday, Ante 6th.
8.45 a. m. -Devotional exercises,
conducted by Rev. Dr. Smith,
9,30 a. m. -Second ballot for
Board: of Examiners.
.10.00 a. m. -Reports of Committee
on Sabbath echools, Epworth Lea-
gues, Sabbath observance, and
Class Leaders and Local Preachers
Discusslion an reports of commit-
tees,
11:15 a.m.-Second baltotefor dele-
gates to General Conf'eIenee, Ad
journment,
-
200 p, m.Meeting of stationing
Committee in Devine St. Church.
Meeting' of Historical Society c,ii the
Sunday -School. Hall ,o'f . Central
Church., Lecturer, 'Rev. W. J. Ford
. LL.B. 'Subject; ''Local Preachers,
Then tend Now."
8.00 p. m. -Joint meeting of minis-
ters "end laymen in the Central
Church Sunday -School Hall, Ad-
dress by Rev. Weslley Dean, of
Toronto, on 4How Should ithe-
Churcli''Deal with the Foreign El./e-
ine/tit."
, Monday. June 8th.
8.45 •a. m -Devotional exercises,
conducted by' Rev. Dr. Smith.
9.30 a. m. -Reports of Committees,
Contineg(ent 'Fund, District and
Circu'
ItO
B u
ndiarve 'General G neral b usi-
Inees
s. •
2,00 p. . m.-
Devotional exorcises.
Report of Educational Committee.
General business.
8.00 p.m. -Meeting of the Station
ing Committee in Devine St, Church.
Missionary meeting in the !Central
Church. Adresses by Rev, W: G.
Connoly of Japan ; Q1'Ir, J. A, Irwin
and Rev. C.E.iManning of Toron-
to.
'Tuesday June Oth.
8,45 .a, me -Devotional exercises,-
conducted ,by Rev. Dr. Smith,
9.30 a.m.-Reports of 'Committees,
Stationing Committee, Electeon of
Chairmen. Teemeperauee Committee
Missionary Committee( Report of
Laymen's ;Association•, (General
busineeesei,
All actresses not provided for
above must belimited, to eon min-
utes,,
The music of the devotional meet
ings (will beender the digestion of
Rev. W.E. Milson.
'rl
Sunday, June 7th
Sarnia Central C.hurch-
9.30 a. m. -Love' Feast, conducted
by Rev, George Jackson,
1100 a.m.-4 \Ordination seri%ie,e(
Sermon' Rev. ev, W lG,'H. M Alhste,
>;etir,hig President. ,�:<t
&00 p. rn,=Sunday school A�d'dresa
bediev iA.O$iboan M, ee B E.1f
r
13.00 tp..m;._Sermdin by•R,ev' .�,Dr
Smith, 'followed, by the Sacr ttie5at
of the Lord's supper. r.
Sarnia, Devine St. Church. -
a, m,-Rv, G. W. Deenvey.
3,00 p, me -Sunday See. hoofit+x;Adeeee".'
dress' by1iev. Selby J�e'ffeson.
7.00 Os. m. -Rely, 'Wesley Dean.
Sarnia, Pt.Ed!ward-
7.00 p.m. -Rev. T, A. Steadenen.
Sarnsi Parker St.
a m. -Rev S. A. Anderson,
3.00 tpp. m. -Sunday School Aid-.
:dress by Rev. 'W.51. Kitley- e
p.m. -Rev. James 'Hussey, M',
Ph.D.
Sarnia, St, Pauls (Pres,)
a.m.-Rev. Byron Snell
p.m. -Rev. S.L. Toll .13.DI eel t .rt,
Srnia, St. And(re(w's (Rees";),- ;Neer.
11.0,0 p. m, -Rev. W. E. Harvey,,,
B.A. z
7.00 p.ny: -Rev: Dr. Dougal •';
r'rt ,
Port Huron, First Methodist - ' iT
B 111.00 a. mi -Rev, ;W.E, Rescott,- «
A.
7.00 p.m. -Rev. J. Edwin-J1-311--i17-
yard., .
Port (Huron, Washington' -Ave. A'
11.00 al.). m! -Rev tA. C Tif 'n, s.
•
7,00 m, -Rev, J. H, :O es ikiut,
B.A., B.D,
Port ,Huron, Gratiot- A•v reee ,ue >, ,a ,•,,
7.00 'pan. -Rev. 'T:'W, Blatchford.
Port tllurori, South Park-_ •* ' as e eeeet
111.00 atm. -Rev. A. H. Brown,
B.D.
7,00 p.m.-Rev..R.'H Hicks,. iB 1). '
Port .'Huron; Ross Memorial�e.te�,l .l
ii+a m.-Rpv. J. i'. Knight, "�1'A, .
B D,
7.00 ,p.m'.-(lleiv. A.E. Jones,
Detroit, 'Central Methodist. -
7.00 p.m. -Rev. 'Emmanuel ,Medd,
Ph.D.
tFor•eet.-
a.m. Rer, A.W, Barker, B.D.;
p.m. -Rev. A.W. 'Barker, B D .
Travelling'.
Arrangements
The railway arrangements `are
the same,us-those of formjeryeaia.
Let each delegate purchase a go-
ing first-class full fare tieket and
?secure thendwith a eetandard, cer-
tificate to be handed nn to the -
railway
clerk at Conference. If '
tra-
velling over more than one rail -
wary system get a certificate for
each system: if 300 d'el'egates are ,
present the rleturn ticket will.. be -
irre,q, As •the•Coneerenece this yen',.;
is isome,what to en extreme geo-
graphical point, which may have
an influence on the attenidance,
will all whb can come by rail kind ..;
ly (do so indeed 'of by auto and,'
boait,'so as to make the required,
'.umber of certificates for frer-re-.
W. G.11. 'McAlister, NI Ae,•
prelai�nt,
It, Fulton, Irwin,
Seleeary;` ..
Spring
�ootvvear
1
> n.p
rfo
e>v
e placed •,�i
n stoCk. � ."r
i
n.
.
ta
much" Wider
ran a o 'stlsa11ano h we&be,
te
r
to'match;the, seasons_ {equirements, which
:a ues you much,,,wider choice.than
you' nave, ,
had ifort.years.' ==:°. =
:. ��� H
The new shapes
-- and, leathers Bather's • jai Ladies'and
" M
n s
Shoes
fa
thfullY
re od
u �a
il the•st
e
"
r fatnPs the highest pricec sto ,made. We
c
meet ever re uir
creatat: moderate expense" i
hd'gt ara,nteethorough satisfaction.::
You Will fin
d 'esth S
t e Shoes, o s Oxfords or
Pumps you want here, and. koo win get
the most generous measure of value you
ever boughtaor your money.
phone '70 Clinton
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