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'141\r.r.:Q.N ONTARIO THURS.DAY JANUARY
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11 1912
KILLEO IN A Inaugural Meeting 'OBE
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rotal Asets - $106,coo,000
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Interest3 allowed en Dpot
R. E. MANNINU, Mgr.
,OLINIONI,BRANCH
ts$0'.*idi-
Iffin. have Pee Fish
'WU, have he baths.
5314 hoiav about the quality of
;the [ter ?
To help "you itio improve the
earne :Weare going t o keep a
supply of Fresh Fish regular-
ly as *follows=
Fresh Erezen Habibut.
Red Sea Salmon
Finnan noddle
Smelts.
Flresh Herring.
W. T. O'NEIL
THE HUB GROCER
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Winnipeg, Jan. 5. ---Three ' persons I
lose their lives in a witeek on the 'Oen- '
ad tau Pacific Itaiiv ity Company s Res-
ton, Wolseley branch tamely today,
when an eastboun(1 exprees,eanet with
a mishap near Waveaeta, Saeleatelia•
wan, The injeted suffered SeVOrelY as
the the thermometer was te (legatees,
below , zero mad a gale swepie, rhe
prairie The dead are
J. Itichardsoo, brakeenen,
J• Thompson peesenger
L. giest, passengei.
IThe persens killed were in a cociele
which overturned. A number or pas-
sengers were injured. _
'The above item, appeared in the
idaZji
et, J.
Last Friday.
Daily Press ant heedly anyone knew
that one of the dead was a Clinton
hoy, being % son' Of Mrs There:peon,
Albert, Street. levid(ty -afterp000 a
telegram was received etating that he
was seriously hurt, and shortly after-
wards another one saying Mr. Thorne/.
son was dead. It is thought the first
telegiare was sent so as tbe sudden an-
nouncement would not be a shock to
the mother axed thelatnily.
Tide neekes tho fourth a -member of the
family who bas net death ni the West.
One died of fevee and three have been
killed in railway aceidents.
Thompson's remains are being brought
home fox interment.
MOTHER AND RIMER •••0606000•00000•6:
WITH THD CHURCHES.
TLLY BuRNEa, 1600,1“Peettetet91110‘. GOO 0:
Former Residents of Seaforth
Terrible Accident at
Alameda, Sa,sk,
BAPTIST, CHURCH.
in- The services last Sabbath were con-
ducted by the Pastor. The subject in
the morning being. l'An. ideal church
service" and in the evening "The Song
of the inhabitants of the' Rock." •
Seaforth, Jan. 5.-Wolel his been day fleet. when the morning subject
Rev. Mr. Wylie will preach on Sun -
received from Alameda, Sask, will be "The true Unity" and in the
twain the burning to death of Mrs.,
garrauel Hatumill, and bee Peyearaeld
deeightee. Some days ago, while Mrs.
Hammitt was cleaning coetains With
gasoline, and heel placed them in the
kitchen to dry, when an exmosion oe-
enured. Mrs. Beenneill's deees was in
flames in 00 instant, and ebe rushed
1 from the house. The blaze spread
With amazing -rapidity, and befere the
neighbors arrived chey lainel • it im-
possible to do anything. Mee. liammill
said that her dang,luer was in the
house, and her husenutevehtetaane no,
bed to he held back, as he would hese
lose- his life had he eone into the
building, Mrs. Hammen was so ter-
ribly burned that she died soon after.
wards. The family iernieely resided
in Hallett Toven9ilip,00d elr,'Hani mill
is a son of the late Idea Hammitt,. of
Seeferth.
TORONTO, ONT.
Is eecoignized threngluret Can-
- Oa as a school ot the high V4It'grade.
Its record proves it. 'Wain for,
catalogue. Enter any time,
)ELLIOTT,ROSINESS COLLEGE,
;Wage and Alexanden Streets.
easereasseteniewee==eecaeateeatereetecaaremea
aknra
Powder
The pure laind tileper
Miele isarne price as the im-
pure kinds. Some Some .Baking ova(deria are
:as good .as our lree the -
cost More. Ours ie maile e nee
with *chemically pule: thane.
of Tartar and Bicerbenete
of Soda.. Always freeh,
Ways gond. geed. 25e per lb.
evening "Requirements for Heaven"
The weekly' meeting of the B. Y. P.
U. was held on Monday evening- Mr.
J. Tucker presided and introduced the
subject, which was "Courage". An
interesting conversation cm this lin-
portant topic followed.
WESLEY CHURCEL
A special week of Prayer will be held
from Jan. 21 to 28th.
A missionary "At Home" will beheld
under the auspices of the Layman's
Missionary movement; on Tuesday
evening. Jan. 23rd. Addresses will be
given by Mr. Geo. A. Stanley, of Liman
and Mr, Ralph Steele, Guelph.
On Sunday Jan, 27, Rev. F. M. Woot
ton, of Stretford, will preech Mission -
:lacy anniversarv :amnions.
of Town Council
fillORNINd SE,§$101i.
All the members signed...thein
qualificiation vapers_ apd the Council
01 1912 opened:a/vita Mayoa. Gibleinige,
in tele chair and 'Reeve ;Oantelon
andt Councialoces Pond, •Morrash,, F,
Jackson, Beacom, Thompson ton.cl.T;
jaeltson.,ptesent.
The minutes of the last meeting
'was readand declared correct.
Cotaicillors N. Sachsen, JIS. Ford
•, and A. J. oirixeo. rwere appointed
on the St6Iffriking, eaminittee
,
'Moved by !Con/Minor T. Jackson
and seconded by 'Reeve'.C-antle'awn
the *Council .adiourned .till 8
alIVENING SESSIO51. biting coldadded to the difimulty ot
evening meeting was the noon,
the ,etrileing *committee .which was fined the fire to the top story.
ands of dollars' damage Nvas done to
as follows ;- wheat through, water so,thing down
i fl
each committee is Chairman.
CAUSES
$50,000 DAMAGE IN
ELEVATOH„
, H. Kerr & Son, .Editors and Publishers
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You Who liave
Firomen Had BI/p'e' -,- Story Of Big
Structure ---Great Qoeasi'oned 'j WateiSoa1dng
Wheat Stored Below., ,
Goderich, Jan. 5 -Fire, which broke
•out shortly alter 8 o'clock Friday
morning in tile top. story of the 'West.
ern Canada, Flour Mdls', •elevator, did
damage Which will at:door& to about
$50,008 before it was extinguished.
The alaror was respooded to prompt-
ly, and all the vessels in the barber
sounded their whistles. The fire was
a very difficult one to combat, and the
ONTARIO ET. CHURCH
• . stardey
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Reeve Glen on Sereley beet attend ed.
• . D • of Lietowel, will
preach Missionciteee'ermons next Sun.
day morning and eV ,ning, Dr. Barber
is a roamer Clinton boy tmel is an ex-
cellent preacher. .
The Jittery meeting of the W. M.
S. was ballet the pereonage on Tues.,
dey afternoon. Tea was served from
5 to 7, Although the weather was un-
favoreble there was a good attendanee
the funerid of Me.) cm at brie) ieneon,
One, of the oldest ;Ma meet highly .05-
spected pioneere of the Goechon Line,
Me, }Terry Led nor :led Merle visitee
at the home of eta. Thee. ;Baird thiS
week. They left, on Teesday toe their
hoem near Port a line t,
• Mr. Obarlee Falconer, al Bayfield,
spent a few der.; thie week among
evieeds on the eeeond. J1, was the
guest ot Mrs, ;Toile Gilmour.
'Me. Peter eletioneel and Ole mother.
•of Biedh, are vieiting.at, the home of
Mrs. 'John Mc:Cowen teia week.
Mreerohn it. eItaBweit is undee the
Doctor's care this weee.
40el'Iir
Di spensir g Chemist,.
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The no* order 'of business at the the department. The 'brigade,- how.
t a mat lt ht and aofl-
Ori Monday evening Rev. J. IL
Oeterho at gave an in ree ting tuldeese
in the Lecture Room of. the eburch on
"Ono Mtesion -Work in China." The
((Meese •SVAS illustrated by about leie
splendid views.
The first mune mentionec n through to the lower °ors.
Street Ford, -Cantelen, Bea-,
COM, Merits -h.
Property and Illeetrie Light
-T. Jackson„ Thompson, Void.
Fire aoil •Water -Morrish
• Si..'cicson, Ford,
CePtetery - Thompson. Can.
teloe, Morrish.
Charity -F. Jackson, Thump -
eon, T. .1 ackson. ,
Park T. Jackson, Beacom,
Morrisk •
lt is ,believed tbati the fire`Was cans
ed by electric wires becoming crossed
during the gale which raged here all
night. ,
The f ire department had only arriv-
ed back from a fire in the flew public
school, 'where a blaze had started in
O coalnin and spread to a pile of kind-
ling ,i‘oocl. The blaze was extinguish-
ed before any great damage was done.
When the men' turned out, for the
second fire many of their clothes wexe
so saturaa ed with water that they froze
on the way. and by the tune •they
reached the elevator many of the fire
fighters resembled walking ice pillars.
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ST. MARY'S W,ON. ROME CIRCLE.
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At St. aVlaryIs on Wednesday eV- The members of the Horne- Circle
ening the home, team defeated Sea- -of Clinton are asked to meet in the
forth, intermediate team 29-7. I.0.0.1'. hall next Monday even-
ing.. There will be the election of
lay -taws -13eacom, Thonapscm,
n.
F. Jackso
Loc I Ne
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officers and .other important na,at-
Pittance -F. Sackeom Vamp. ItOCICEY STANDING.
,._ 2 1 Monday evening the Interinedi-
.aost 'Ors. dis,cussed.
'won
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• ,. 1 CLINTON WON AT MITCRELL.
o ----------2 ate 0.11.A. hockey team cleicate11
0 3 the Mitchell team at Mitchell by a
600re of 7-2. The •bo ye Were never
in danger of being defeated down
there. Mr. D.ForOes of Str(atforit
was the referee,
• 0011. Caut1on.
Court of eViSOft-Gibbin,„os,
"1.eana
Clinton
Beacom, Oautelon, Ford,
St. Mary's.
le. Jackson. Seatorth
Special Jr. ;Joderieb.ackson, Oantelon, .
Ford. itcneat
A letter was read from the Sick 1 MINOR l',OCALS.
Child.renis Hospital, Toronto, and co, -'''''/Plays hockey in Goderich
the ustal 'grant of wee (Aad e 0 2' # night.
that institutiou.
..18.:Q,/.Sour eye on tite. hnekleY
../The Clerk made his official re- !schedule. and you will know then
port on the ewo by-laws passed on there -Will be a game in', town, end
January 1st. • make -a point to be there. You will
Chipman, the one on the .sewerage The University stndents M town
,systeen and his accourd With', the returned this week to Toronto. •
town for his werk with the -Water-
weeks. The queetion of seweinge ONTARIO BUREAU OF •
%dB left over to be .discuesece at COLONIZATION' C.AR. '
alatee date; and his amount which
he C:nillIS 'aInt)1311 I.S to ei3e0 but Will
accent ee01) if. paid in Jlenua•ry . was
tent to the Finance Covatittee to
look up his acecaint an, .pay e it
correct.
1 13.4'
• Irixe0rpOrated 1855
• rAID $P-11,000.000
Rest Fond, =$4,6C'Z,000
as S5 BrAneliet, in %made, and Agents and Correspondents ha
'140 ineipal t"tios an, WOrld.
GkilneleiL 1iitsisiTillifSTINESS frItANSA.CINED.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMEN'
at all I:ranee-mi. 3.atarest allovced at highest et1rrent rate.
Clinton. Branch C DOWDING, Manager
Two letters were need foonal W. 801- Yoco 1:0-0,1307'Y w°T111-
BY -law N0.l, 1912 Wee read and
B. Hoover was appointed to the
Board. of Health; D, A. 13'OITCSIe0^1.4)
the Ce C. L Board; J.W. Treleaven,
to the Library Beard end Messrs.
John 'Wiseman:and Peter Cantelon,
were appointed auditers.
Severe! accountswerepreeented
and were ,sent to the Finance. Came.
mittee and if correct will be paid
So that they will be charged up to.
la -et year's bueinesa.
ROME -MADE COOKING.
Don't forget the home-made cook
Mg sale at Mr. Wiltse's store this
week Saturday -afternoon, San. 13.
The ladies of ,Ontario St. Methodist
Church will have choice cooking
for sale -home-made candy, jellied
meats, pies, cakes, etc.
The Ontario Government will •KEFF 1'FI-3. 1st FEFF.
have ,lheit. Colonization Caw at Clin-
A humorous comedy will he pre -
Ion 00 PricluY, Jan. 26th, and will
be on the ...aiding opposkno the Suit- .senled in the Town hall 00 Thors-
ter lelevatoe, on the London Road • day, Peb. lst, under the axIspices of
cressino• so lhat the citizens and i 1he Pastime Club Particulars next
re,VMeCsi of this community can see 1 week.
whall is -grown in Northern On- I • - '
i.-P.f...A.Y.ERS SIGNED.
tario, and 01:100 the minerals. No
(me should miss this privilege. 'The 1 Following are the plovers sigolcd
exhibit) is free to all. . I by- Clinton for the hoefiey mason ;
1 -R. .3, Ramball, L, Doherty, 'i, Tat tin
1 O'Donneil VV. S. Johns° L. E, Ore.! ,
TEE POULTRY SUOW. Act 71. TA r4 1
C. 'W. Draper, Al -
be
County Poultry ShoW will ey, ,e, ei,Katy,
be held in the 'I ta avil MB. (-lin lo14 bort R. Mitchell, Leonar.1 Fair, El -
San. 1010 to leth. A large eollee-- mer 3. Ker, B. 1urni6e, C. Cold?.
'lion of birds expected. A cordial
' ' 1 th - 31.th- CLINTON WINS AGAIN.
Magic K.off Kure •kurxw
.the merits of this p.repe.ra-
tion. You Itnow it act speed-
ily and is sure go do the
• Work.
. You ,waro have neVer ;tried
it are not awake ef iits value
•
for coughs an& .Bronchical
Itronble, ask your neighbors
alxont Koff Kure anc.1 try. it
on their recoanmeutlation,
We guarantee every bottle
W. A. McConnell
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ocuaacor
nivilatioe le e.
The ,sereet committee 'wall eisleel . lie 10 011010 and •L'We the 'beet( birds Wednesday evening Clinton de-
to.ralvePtiso foe stone for 1.11.0 ' in the country ; whiners from Tori-e,fottle& Mitchell intim rink here by
macadam roads that•
'will be built . onto, Guelph, and all elle .shows this a score of 7 to 1. Clinton led al half
ne(t) )'000.- ' ' 'year, will be on (e)0Mini:ion. Slio'w time, 3-0. The game was fast, and
every day and evening. Free: the 'Mitchell boys played ' .a good
lectere on Poultry, . by T„..Scott of . game. considering; tois la the firet
A contract between the town and ' open,
Weed' into for one year, to stop St. Thomas, , Ameosston a tic. i yeav, 'they, have had a rink. For
the Bell Telephone Co., will lee en -
phones are asked for by the to eal. I
t; free . ,QIIARTETTE COMING. •
. The Willis Church choir engaged ', aon was
, ! Clinton Kerr and Greig played an
' 0-X0011001 game, whilo "Billy' John -
with three menthe 1)0 txe.
eillor T. jackson. es elear- , always in !IC way when
Coun
man of the Special the' Steveneon (Masonic) male quer_ ; Mitchel hail a &lance to shoot, D.
oramialee :tette of Toronto, fee Monday ev-
ening, jan. 22nd. One of ehe mem- Following was the lineup-Clirdon
Forbes of Stratford was rkkerce.
brought up aloe of items which
lie placed before elte members-
'that of new facteerine ; connection iler's is Mr. Dick Pester( an 011 time Johnson, goal ; Rumball, point ;
fa.vorite with. Clinton •audienees, O'Donnell, cover; Fair, Toyer : Kerr
with the C. I'• El. ; a" exl-r" train °a and they will be glall to have thisreturne1 1..00rntbrweiinGs.raleam, rieeht 'wing ; Greig.
)1111d seine . Mr. Geo. Fox, Ile tamous violiniet, Mitchell- Brown, goal;
at Stratford for Toilette e
.a. `P.R. to eonneet WW1 new train opportunity of hearing him again,
hairs for Ike town hall. wild has just. d from a three , D. Eizerpian; point ; Matheson, 00V
opera, c -
Councillors Jamieson was willing to year's tour in the Onited Stains, is er ; Yir . Eieerman, 1000110 Morkson,
put on smile local concerts to raise . , I centre ; Stranch, righe wees ; ee
chair; for the rescelved seat sleet- of the Stev
"Mr. RAI roseer, the bass soloist
enema Mnie Quartette, NO 'WILD OATS FOUND.
1 enz, lett wing. ,
fuuda top 12,1e purchase 0,1 1 new also on the program.
f erred to will be looked. into. lived tee le hes reputation as a
Mr. J. Leekie Wileon. Seperin,eyef:-
Arran,gements are being inaae by
a r, of the hall., All the' mattete re -
ant of Agricultural and Horticed-
itur al So 010 110). f OT agre ea:Allred
_ societies throughout the 'Province
to purchase quantities of pedig,ree
banner eats from a farmer in Carel-
-clot county, Whose grain has been
carefully watched by 'clae Canadiee
Seed -growers' Association. It is
ouggeatedi that the Secretary oe
earth aociety should e ornate 0 I ea Le
teeth Me. 'Wheon oe his Deparement
at the Parliement buildings. Mr.
L, H. Newman of Ottawa, Seeretaaty
e the Canadian Seed -growers' AS^.
Holmes'
Lu
• Tonic
The Best Remedy
For the Worst Kof
25 cents
W.S.R. Holmes
Mira B.
REXALL STORE.
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aeading basso, the roan who can
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Council adjourned.
with hes songs of the Sea, at• which
, (ma Empire. Mr. Rigby of teale
he is 0 specie:lee-To:a:late Mail
•10 llithrif1110 SIRTION 1211118 powe,.. Llib LrYing solo from
quartet, elm wed his exeeetive
O ___ eiandele (Samson) "Hoare: r ea
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-4, Arms," which was undoubtedly the
ti7.-h.q3K410 'We9".. 1 rettra If-51,AMSVE4 . MO TM`S.MZE.M.7,750.V.W.U3 Zi) (+Pea Start Before it Was Weeder.
Blaze Started Fe= Stove and Got a ihut night.,,__Limi„.,.y weeelememe
most arlietic piece ot singing heard
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4 Owing to the fire which occurred in'JohnsoP9s harness i .
* ___ IN STELLATION OF OFFICERS.
Tuesday eveninee of this week ,.
Diseoveued
ei, ., t -
shop our Overcoat stock wt,r).s sliwhtly damaq,ed. by wtor o Bruceficed, Jan* 0. -The Grand
, . 0 Trunk elation heee eves 1 eelly cue, - DellailY
F WW1 hie degree team composed
W. j. Mueray ottExeter, pisteeof sociation, bias
Ceeand Master of the 1.0.0. 15g01.114llen ?a,111.11i,Sopselli!Ify1 bagged
escei eiLtihiai Ifie' It -11-1
promised that he or
Wee seoured. a satisfactory seltlement from the insurance . 0,. aged hy 'fire el -lie ince:fling. Tile 07 Brae 33,N, Creech A , Hastings': 1
, 0 tire el weed 'in th,e waiting -room ' • ' ( . ed and a :lag will he 1 attached' to
a 0.
companies, and the . best.Overcoats Wit3 have will ao right
- : reriz 8..-,q satovoe,canset eyhee_ discov T. P. BeYle, W. W• Taman .--116- 3. T.` eacihi bag, With fedi bastruelione :IS
ti:01 the best methods cee eultivaiing.
2 into this sale--Nothirig reserve() . For quick seNing we
.. 0 hardest:I kengd '0°11 evloailere. s(a)vilelYd thhi tleaeriCillegn'ionn"laeldicgde intheto th°efilil'e:ersspee°! et
1 weal aa Illerongh the influence of
, whole: building from *s eapeeted thal by this means
'being wil"(2t1 'etotaihec:11111.efneireti.s,0.1tihd\OA,4,0,311e:a:1:18111,cril,fliereptiurestittly.i.ni.:egg2.. ttzihtoeLeia,nclang field erop competie'
.0 have made fast four prices $8, 50, 11. .ou, 13,:o0,' 1.8.50 :
O chiplenkeelitteeracind was Igiettee -96 lew IlB Wele 'tile e't 'Ler 111
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1 oten e the nate whe-e ihe le
Oantario , evill oonae o be
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- r rx - 0 out, 'Flee fire Vaned to a tooth
'an- :retailed, {seed in the Dominion eat be pro-
* the Department ove
'r the) tad
faured. Moab gratification le fell
thee this ye,ar is the East einee 'he
i-
, etandieg field ,crop competilions
, Were ,etarted. In 1907, in which the
expeitemdges haa e been a , be, le
demovet. a single seed of wild onts
in all the laree exhibit of oats at
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.Men's St° and $12 Overcoats, Fire Sale price.,...... 8:50
• Men's 13.50 and 15.00 ." " ...1150
Men's 16.5o and 18,00 "
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Men's 20, 22, and $24.........i8 5
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• der eonterol soon tat terevateds,
o ''P.N.G.-R. B. Kerr.
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N.. -W. II. liellyar
'V.G -A. mite:hen .
R.S.--B. J. Gibbiog,a
' i MCVESON TO 1LECTR1C CIE p,e,_,e, Wieeman
• Tres. -II. B. Chant.
Boebon, Jan. 9.-A plea of gailtY WCilal.a.'r:c11:11i11-61::Ww".Ibde°r°11'e
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TaeleaLmleiebryeallevita. the full yrde, rig,t.'enk.iic,,Wh'eaLl 1.1°C).s11.1i.a1-.1e.lew--.3-kTeEt\C\1_,C'eenr“
,10Tina ill:1101 tii\evea suseca eni:ieeneoettioula,:yti.t3;-X4 . ,1-a.S8..INT..GG..--1. '.cEtollull.1::::21, I ,
Sanderson to death by electroeu- 11•-•.8.91.°'-11. Alc'xaucier
tion .scaie time cluring tile week of _R.e8.„S•-e\,V-_CaenYene
L.b.e.-A. le Wfl 0
May 19) 101.e.
4) . R. 1 eaon' had pleaded not s11110,, Ider.d-.-C.A..intwnoeIleY
* I -1°1 ' '' d ' 'I • 1' . y i•-• . ,
• ,vhen naTeaxne ,a.t „et us ,incee ..s
Atter, lodge had acliejouened a
• Boys' $2.5,0 (Overcoats,. Fire 5
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130' Wand $6
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'ea • TO OUR READERS,
O For the past yeer ewe have had
o :trouble ,with eta. news prese, and
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O 'lasit Thursday, just 08 00 were fin -
I l• Ishing our rain,, we hid a lead break,
A machinist from Toatoado came
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Dr. 'MacDonald has been called the
unoVicial Inember of the Government,
widen while not quite true hi 911 In-
ce:cation or his influence in. the great
reld 00 politics, though he would bo
I1 e fIrst to disclaim any aralotton
La that direetion, believing truly that
journalism, which he adorns so well,
1: the real field through' we-lc:0 the
1,1 elle of Canada will be indured to
take up their full responsibilities, as
eitizons, iehere Is no doubt but that
In IL very short time, the Prese of
Canada will be the real loaders, -
editors for some thee have realizk
theit responsibility and aro gradually
raising the general tone of their
oi\nrott crpo oornetiltdo,
Illnulout0ut;;allnan
ca_pr.errs,.1
ollee11v I Intel tilted gill ydt.ta tlkat thesdt; fits Ayes Jeanne.). of Hyannis, lelass!,11111eige t h was served which Was
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Star °,1114110-,..ING y,110 4a• claY :fasit,.hdto-clkty re:erected SPeeeh-,--Bre- MenTaY,
eottossion made emblit S•atter- grana, --t
Paned but toe ' •• e foelowecI by the following ,pro -
100. tO Wait IOUo tor 101131CrS tat /oric4115. cern-ler •' • 101Wene, a .
leen is to be presented to Gov. Fees
end .teie execultee notncil of the Speech -30' l'aeLe6t1
P ea. It es tindersteed that a,leete- Recetation-,-Bre. Hastinge '
ocate eteneinuee tne epeech-Beo. Ceeeeli
' nient oti elea.rge, of peep()
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10000 imprieonment fee tile, Song•-elero, pre
a,..nown et, be, op,posed to eapelel ea"„0-13e0. Oerliog'
, ponesionent, Rieheeon's count:it j ee Tam 13
• for. lEver,17 ,Man. vio•A lcirge 'that Ile ineane. •
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tp and had ellepreps pat in shape
EDS \V013500113111, aml peer -led Wed-
emsday moening ;to ruai oeir inside
pages, when a seriots break hap-
pened again, ,an(1 we were deiayed
fora daywaking toie partial Deem
Toronto,• The 1.the1 break leas beep
the cause ()elite minor ones, • and'
, we leope from *this oet Ito be able te
• peoduee a better printed edition
• teea*n we • *sometimes leave turned
out. • These breaks Will happen, bet
*With the ex eit that has been
with te, we lope now that thie will
be eihe last ..00 sometime.
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Educated for the ' Presbyterian
laTialetry, MacDonald gradnated at
Knox College Toronto and was er-
Cleaved to tee elinistry of Knox Church
pel Thema:: Ont. In 1891. In 1890 ho
resigned his pattoatial ciaargo and re-
x:levee 10 weenie to become fleet
editor of tbe 'Westminster, a religious
100111013', etbsemiently a -number of
other church paDers were acquired -
and consolidated under his eteitor-
ship and issued weekly under 009
aarao ot the Presbyterian. • Woe flee.
Years Dr. MacDonald was principal
of the Presbyterian college for ladie
and in 1906 he Was appointed by
°11oetarldt
iOG0°voverelarffeerase
t ot0t0.1017c)?1
B .
of Toronto.
Since he became editor of the
route Globe he hoe not only infue
bnotriouiwettliscillidlaleals itnett:r, nedtn13: ineveaid: al ilinbt agerai aaos :11: -
both editorially tied finanelaBy As ae,
writer and speaker Dr. lifacDorualci le*
who knows hie mind and knows how'
to ex P r eehsiolt eardlittloere juati fewaorrlote Illeayehe'arE; - •
published twO books and a number of
fugitive aetlelee oa literary,
oolittcal and religious subjects. ,