HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1912-02-15, Page 1TABLISHED 1866.; Vol, 46.
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CLINTON ONTARIO 'THURSDAY FEBRUARY
THE
oyal Bapli
OF CANADA
INOMIPDEATED 1869.
Capital . . . $6,25o,000
Reserve $7,000,000
The Annual SLatementeshows the fol-
lowing enc reases for 1011
) 1910 3911
Poll Together, Citizens,
Mr. Citizen, put yourself in the position
of one of the members of Clinton's
town council for 1912 and ask yourself
what would you do? You undoubtedly
would have some special idea along
the lines of civic administration which REV. JOSEPH ELLIOTT HAS BEEN
would tend to brine, about a more i APPOINTED DOMINION EMI -
progressive town, If you were one
,
of the members of the council, would GRAT1ON AGENT AT
What policy would you adopt? Would
you be in favor of the expenditure of
GLASGOW.
GETS
15 1912
W. H. Kerr 4 Son, Editors and Plibliehere
GovERNmENTIWIIII5 .CONGREGATIEIN CAlt
diapo co Ds'er v ives voted with
el les afte,r, a debate Rae,ting. thecle
12V-11, r 'Ole Government.
JOB.
you advocate any special reform?
Deposits \ $72,079 607 $88,294.803 money, in the event o it reeking a Geeernae Fee, 9 _Rev. Joseph
strike au the direction of civic pro- Elliott, who contested West Huron
Loans &
Investments 55,288,676 62,790,02
Total Assets 92,510,346 110,528,512
207 BRANOIIES and
Correepondenes throughout the world
Interest allowed on Deposits.
•A -NEW PASTOR
_ tehewan, save the .coreending
Acting 1.?.reinier Calder', Saska-
ad-
dress, ,whiele WIU be ,ft bade ery for
,the oext provincial eleetionS.
Clinton
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REV. D. K. GRANT, OF NOVA SCOTIA
INVITED TO SUCCEED REV. DR.
STEWART, 34 YEARS IN
CHARGE.
At a ;congregational meeting on
Menday evening the eongregallion
of tWillis Presbyterian .ehureh de-
grees? Would you adopt a different in the ;last provincial election, and cicled to invete Rev, D. K. Grant, of
policy of administration? Would you
p,
M Neva Scalia, Meh
t who as beer -leap-
'
build more good roads? Would . P.has received an appointment plying for ebe past six months to
you was defeated, by W, Proo.cliout,
be in favor of more factories? What to act as einignation *lent for the .the ilasItorate of the ',church to elm -
ideas along these lines do you enter- ' eeeds Rev. Dr. Stewart, who was
thin? compelled :to eesign on ,account of
Commit your ideas to paper and atter 34 years service.
send them to the editor. Let them be
to the point, not exceeding 200 words. The glipend is:0300, and manse
and 6 weeks holidays.
and they will be cheerfully published.
R MANNING Mgr.
. • Now is the time to express yourself, as Rev, Geo. R. Ross, of Goderieh.
the new council is just commencing
inet and performed his dutiee in a
CLINTON BRANCH Proper and fair criticisin of public buseness-like manner.
modera!tor, presided at the met -
its work.
men is desirable but so far as the town » J Mr. Chas. Lindsay and Mr. John
•'201109il is concerned citizens general
easeereevesavvaeveeaeveecee
Wiseman were. appointed oil the
vvill be doing the greater good by give Booed orManagers, the !tatter aleo •
.. ing their hearty support and offering '3.)ethg appointed secretary-treasne-
progressive suggestions. Let us be a
united and hand in hand community 41 61 The Presbyterian meals in Bruce -
of workers and every member of wan field on the eth. of March when the
eil will gladly welcome every eueour
agement and support. The council is call will be placed before them and
open to coneicler anylegitimatesch- it Will be ProbablY the end oe March
a4eWVIMI
WE have the Fish
-
Y,01:11 have the Mains.
But how about the clusaity of
the latter?
fro help you to iMpro'ete the
seem We are going to keep a
supply of Fresh Fish regular-
ly as folloevs-
Fresh. Frozen Habib:et.
Red Sea Salmon
Finnan Freddie
• Smelts.
Fresh. 'Herring.
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THE HUB GROCER
Phone 48
eme tO prOIT1Ote the town's interests. before Rev. Mr. Grant th inducted.
Do not expect the town council to The reverend (gontliernan is a na-
da it all. .Every citizen should feel a tive of Nova Scottie, and is a !grad -
personal responsibility in helping to oath ()lithe Dalhousie Universit ly
I
graduating wale homes, B.A., 1Vil' improve and advance his town. Each
/ individual has his work in contribut- A., L. L. 13., and also. Loa the Pietou
ing to the beauty, cleanliness and Theological Seminal:Ye
geneeal brightening of the town If 'ren years ago, he was 1r:6iete6
each keeps his home and home sur- into Ithe Ministry and marrietfi a
roundings trim, neat and beautiful by - daughter of Rev. P. S. McGregor
care, cleanliness and neatness, the •D. Ele of Nova Scotia. Three years
whole town will be beautiful. We ago Mr. Grant ;was stattionerg at
can by each doing his or her share in Iramitton,-Sermada, hut for the
the betterment, material and moral,' slake of health came batek to Oan-
of the town by lending the counell a ada and decided to, settle if pas -
strong hand, by giving the encourage- sible bathe heant ot the Dominion
rnent to do their best by a eitizenship • Owing to Dr. Steevots ill health,
that is doing its best in the interests thelocal &well procured his ser -
of the improvement of the town. Let vices for three months, and by his
•us resolve now to pull together -
council and people for the general pleasing manner and his excellent
good of the whole town --fox the ad- sermons Mr. G -rant semi found a
vaneement of all its interests. warm spot in the heart of the con-
gregation. On Sunday, Dee. 17th,
Bev. Dr. Steavot stated to the eon -
Dominion Government in Glasgow
Scotland, Mr. Elliott expects to
leave for Scatia.aed at once rand
•will be ,aeva,y all summer. IVIrs.E1-
note will probably accompany him,
ham Agnew, I)aadon, Ohio; Dr. James
Agnew, dentist, Dayton, Ohio; Dr.
John., Agnew, Crestline. Ohio; Miss
Hannah Agnew and Miss Millicent
Agnew, nurses, Philadelphia; and
Miss Maly Agnew. et home. Few
families can show such a record. ,
FIFTY YEARS MARRIED.
FIE111 BIRO
gregation that he had decided • to
resign, owing to ill-heallth and the
congregation at once took steps
Mr. and Mrs. John Agnetiv Celebrated to try mid secure an able euecessor,
which no doubt they have nowl
aemecaeceemeecea• -Nine Sons and Daughters. the person of Rev. Mr., Grant.
Barn Of Fred iaggits Destroyed
Rev, Mr. Grantee gran deather, Rev
Increase ,
yew Boning POWee by Wingharn, Ont., Feb. 7.-111r. and !Alexander Meenzie tvas the found-
atteadieg the, Populax . Mrs. Sohn Agnew. of this towneare In Early Morning Fire Goderich, evhile the grandfather of
er of the Presibytteeinen church, at
to day celebrating their golden wed- Mrs. Went Rev: ja,mes Gordon Me -
ding, evith their family circle of nine Gregor, D. De Was the pioneer
ELLIOTT
viestesea.aaa
' TORONTO, ONT.
Best place in Canada eor nigh
Grade Baireess , Education. Enter
now. ,Open all year. Catalogue
free.
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sons sons and daughters unbroken. The
Agnew homestead was one of the 1aionary in We've. Seotia.
• earliest occupied farms in East We- 1 Both Mr. and IVIre. Grant are Well
d d cl L r 'e in
13lyth, Feb, 12.-3?ire which was
diricovered aten early hour this
morning ,conapletely destroyed the
laits
ter, Mrs, Pearm, lives • there now, its entire contents. The orrgen of
the others in the family are: Dr, the blaze is unknown. The loss Will
Tbornas Agnew, Wingharn; Dr. Rola be $7700, oat which there is $200 in-
ert Agnew, dentist, Alberta; Dr. Wil- Durance
Ici
P w
wanosh Townlarge bon of Fre d lggwith
ship. The eldest &tug . aea antake at eel) n e
MMMTIMEMM=Wil=1.Malira=1101261.1.4=
The pure kind at 25e per
Ib. the same price as the im-
pure kinds. .
Some Baking Powders are
as good ,as ours butthey
cost more. Cues is matle only
wiith chemically pure Cream
of Tartar and 'Bicarbonate
of Soda. Always fresh, a1'
1175568 good. 25e per di.
..T.M:1.13C4CYVT_W
Dispensing Chemist.
I I I I al a I I I el Me Ile en I I Ill a I 2 en n a MAIM
SOlit
Incorporated 1855
ceerd of Progress for Rive Years 190649fi
• noo 1011
• CAPITAL , , $3,000,000.00 $4,000,000.00
• RaleEkt•VE . . . • 3 000,000 00 4,660,060,00
DE PO e ITS , • . 2:3,677,730.00 :35042,311.00
LOANS AND Re VESTMENTS . 27,457,090.00 38,854,801.00
TOTALASSETS . . , . 33,390,102.00 42,237,274.00
Has 85 Branehea in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in al)
• the -Principal tuties in the World.
A. GENERAL BANIaleva BESINESS TRANSACTED.
acent.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
'Clinton Branch. C E. DOWDING. Manager
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,t Annual Mid Winter Clearance Sale of Men's and Boys' Clothing & Furaishings i
ITen Days -Feb. Loth to 21.st,-Terms: Cash.••
* •
•
1 More than 500 Men's Suits and Overcoats. . i
;'• Strictly np•to-date and finest Suits and Overcoats in the trade at $ to to o26 to •
;• be cleared out at $7.90 to $19. so anxious are we to clear out all our winter stock I
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before spring goods arrive, and to do it quickly, we have aceually priced a number of
the high-class garments at below cost.
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SUITS ND OITIVIW 0 .A.T'S
$7 .90 For ten days only will buy
671.1 any suit in the store worth
up to 10.00
Any suit in the store, for ten
days only, worth up to 15.00
for
11.0o
I
For and suit in the store Any suit in the store worth
worth up to 20.00, for ten - up to 26.00, for ten days 19
days only I only. ' I *00
7.00
13.50
For ten days only will buy •I Any overcoat in the store,
any overcoat in the store worth up to 25.00, for .ten
worth up to lo.00 days ,only
I
For any overcoat in the store
worth np to 20.00, for ten
days only
18.0o
,
Any overcoat in the store for
ten days only, worth up to e
10.00
35,00. for
1
the young people in the chneeh.
The New Era is pleased to hear of
id the call and hope !that the congre-
gation Will unite with • Rev. Mr.
Grant and his good \vire, for •the
good of the ,church and cenamaitY
Weenust not forget to say that
thet the house is bleesecli With • a
fatally of two, a boy and, girl.
1
See large bills for particulars. Everything is included in this sale. Saturday's
business Was beyond our expectations. Come with the crowd, Sale closes Feb. al
The Morrish elothing eo
Ft Square Deal for Every Man."
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THE GREAT OECUNE IN
HURON'S POPULATION
Senate Discusses the Subject and
Will Investigate to Find
The Reason,
Ottawa,' 1Peb. 5.- The movement
of Clanadiana from the .eouteltry, to
the ,cities, ,and from the 'eaet 40
tleienavtirt, to,_.'wdrEbys, oonsiderecl by the
s
Senator Power moved tor a see-
cial commitItee to enquire into, and
consider ehe movetuents of popula-
tion inCtanada, more especially as
affecting the aural _districts olf the
older provinces, .as shrewn by the
census of 1911. the committee to be
•composed of Senatows Yeo, Beith,
Derbyshire, 'Casgrain, Peeler, Baird
,Tayloa-, Pope, and. Ithe mover.
Senabow Poever said that on the
whote !the results 0± the eenstis
were satisfactory, but a. detailed
enumeration disclosed facts •that
\vele not satisfactory. In the older
portions .oe Canada the population
had not increased as it should, Re-
sults .were also desappointing 461
ova ,Scatia, New ,Bronsevick,
rinee Edward, Island and ,Onitario
et -here any gams were made by the
cities and the country there eves a
iralline In elle fertile noway
Of Huron the population hare de-
clined by 9,000 in tea years. Various
causes were aasigned for- this. The
inabter WU an important one and
should be studied. The Senate had
Sine to make the inveatigation and
:therefore he neggeoted the tO111-
Ma1e°. .•
Sir Richard Cartwright knew that
the decrease 411 ±1166 Hurons was al-
arming and the same was /true of
practieally every viral riding in the
province. No-•mose useful work
could be :undertaken than in ascer-
taining the causes 1or the losa of
population of ehe fertile parts a
Canada,
"FLYING POST" WILL
E OISCONTINUEO
Postmaster -General Says Decision
Is Final and Irrevocable -A
Special Privilege,
WOODSTOCK, Feb. 8. -Secretary
R. Sykes, of the Woodstock ,Board
of Trade, het ;received alether from
Hon. L, 2. Pelletier, postmaster-
creneral, iri wideh he says that the
Government's decision 'to discon-
tinue the "Flying Post"t rain from
T t final and revocable. Its continua:nee !would
mean .a disturbance of the economy
of the poet office department.
The Government, he says, cannot
etnitinue 1,001al. rivil ges on
y section egramly aVitlaiut
44111118, e extending them toell.
mon o ,eo London s an ir-
James Lookridge Foeind Lying Be-
side Road and Will Likely Die AWAIT
'siVingham, oat, Feb. 14 ---James
Loaridge, aged 25, was found ly-
ing on the voad neme his herne at
Wingleam so Iterribly frozen ,that
little hope is held outl for his re-
covery. Both. legs were frozen
eo the knee, aud he had; ninn.erous
vother serious frost bites.
SASKATCHEWAN HOUSE
APPROVES RECIPROCITY.
The Vote Was Twenty -Seven to
Twelve After Three Day's
• Debate
Regina, Sask., Feb.10-The Legis-
lature of Saskatchewan, by a yoke
of 27 itio 12, approved the reciprocal
trade relations with the United
OrCISION IN
ONLISSEIS USE.
Telephone Cnrnpany May Be Given
Right To Connect With
13russels, Feb. 5, -The annual
meeting' ofBrnstsels Rural Tele-
phone CoanPany will be held inthe
town halt here en Feb. 13ot 1 p.m.
This institution has nearly 800 pub -
scribers, and ehe number is inerea,s-
big eteadily. Free ,eonnection es
given with Blyth and Colborne eye -
terns and a 5-eenit rate to Moles-
worth. and Weoxelter. ,There brain
an laterangement, With the Bali
whereby !long distance messages
are terensmitted. :Three operators
are in the ,eentral, and ,agoodl ser-
vice is given. .McKillop Company
has appealed: a legal decision
Brussels ,eonnection with their
circuit. Some, decision is looked
tor in the near, future.
TOWN ..110,CKEY LEAGUE,
February •
-
16-Pactowy aS Pastime.
19 -Factory is. C. C. I.
23-C. C.I. te Pastime.
26 -Pastime vs FactorY. -•
The Executive 10omamittee am R.
Bantliff, Alden:awn Morrish and J.
House. Only a small admittance fee
will be charged and ass the garoes
etart at 7,45 there .well be skating
afterwards. The first Igaine`is on
Friday night. 1
FACTORY WON.
Last Friday evening the town
hockey league opened ttW.een the
Doherty puck chasers and !the C.C.
belle, the former team ,winning by
a score 6,f 13-7. Harry Twitched
made an irapartialt referee.
PASTIMES WON.
Wednesday night Ihe Pastime
defeated the lc. C. T. team by a
icrecaogeneen.t xh8-e3 gina mthee WiaosWina at ahnodekeexY.
citing, ',Brown" Draper was the
referee. •
STANDING OF LEAGUE.'
Doherty .wonl Poet 0.
P.aslarnes lw,ole 1 !Met 0.
C. C.I. ev.on 0 loet 2.
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610,111' Cars
-You Who Rave
Used
London.
The first production of the Clinton
Motor Car Company, of,Clintoo. Ont.,
in the pleasure line, arrived in the city
yesterday, And was rushee up to the
L. A. D. A. show ab the Armories,
where it instantly became the centre
of attraction, and apparently the sen
sedan of the exhibition.
The Clinton 30-36 is an achievement,
and has sale a general air of distinc-
tion and "class' that the new concern
will no doubt meet with unbounded
• success in its exploitetion. Perhaps
the handsomest lines of any car in the
show attract the prospects to the Olin -
ton exhibit, and already the salesmen
have been stricken with the write's
cramp lietin„e the names of those in-
terested in -their proposition.
The ear is roomy and has a general
ath of comfort and massiveness. The
platform spring snspension at the rear
with lei*, flatleavers, givesunexeelled
riding comfort,. vvhile the splebdid tip.
deeired, 01.14PC=116M2101=11
holstering attains all thee could be
The Clintori unit power plant has a
very low suspension, and all the ad-
vantages of underslung construction
withoub the undesirable features of
that type, are obtained. Despite its.
low, rakish appearance by correct de-
sign the Clinton experts have been
abaale
letcoinaraainnet:In an exceptionally fine
ro
This Canarlian-built motor is the
only exhibit among the cars of even
the most advanced prices that can
boast of the most modem lamp equip-
naerit. The two headlights, equipped
with powerful electric bulbs. remove
from the owner the troubles of the fit-
ful gas tank ox frozen, waterlogged
generator. fe=e1-eeelee,
The dash lights also electric, rare
meet in the hada and present the nat
Meet appearance possible. The rear
lamp is also lighted by the white en-
ergy, and the motorist is always cer-
tain that he is taking no chances with
the roan behind, or with the law.
Two Clinton commercial trucks are
also on exhibition, one with a capacity
of one ton, and the other capable of
handling a load of double thab amount.
That factory is producing trucks, cot one,
two, three and five ten eapaeity, and
expects within the next couple of
weeks to fill several orders in London
and vicinity. •
The practicability of motor delivery
has been proven absolutely in the
United States and Canada and while
the more satisfactory system for the
huenesernan ie the big Rem, ehe finan-
cial saving, as compered with the
horse- drawn waggone, is ready shown
The Clinton people are building ac-
cording to the most exacting specifiea
tions seed have produced machines
that are befit 10 etand the rouged
usage for a lifetime.
MEET IN STRIIIFON1
Third Annual Library Convention
Is Set For Fri_da_y,Febroaiy 28,
An interedting- .convention is to
be held here on Friday, Feb. 23
commeneeng at ten o'clock in the
moaning, in the auditorium of the
Public Library building, eo &thews
mattees fathering the present ef-
ficiency and future development ree
our provincial public library eye-
• _
Ontario's Government, independ-
ent of its poeitical creed, has more
faith in this modern educational
agency than have some of our} sis-
ter provinces, and ie helps largely.
in the expense oe such annual;
cal g t'i!te!gee';
Nursey, to confer with the meeting
i
which s open to all interested, al-
though only Ithe accredited repres-
en battives vote,
This lathe (third year 'ell si
▪ ention has mee ili Stratford, and
it !would not be eurprisln.g if it
Were hereafber occasionally to meet
elsewhere, although We do welcome
this type of public spirited ;work-
ers, ,who, have such large confid-
ence thine benne of our country
and ithe usefulness of printed
knowleidge In tianulatting healthy
growth unthe best directions.
One expected subject of :talk is
the need of a nenteally locatedna-
tional library under Domineon,G,ov-
ernrnent comerol, upon which all
local free libraries can occasionally
draw ,f,or the use of booke too ex-
pensive 011 ±030 soarce tor local lib-
raries to buy, but ,wleoli are now
and ehen needful low exult!' Pereira
enee or *eclat study.
Delegates axe expected from
Bervie, Cargill, Chesley, Elmwood,
Glamis, Kincardine, Lueknotw, Mild-
may, Paisley, Pinkerton, Port El-
gin, Ripley, Riverside, Southamp-
ton, Teesevater, Tara, Underwood,
W alkerton, Weetford, and Wiarton,
all in Bence; from Auburn, Bruce -
field, Blyter, Brussels, Clinton, Dune
gannon, Ethel, Exeter, Goderiela
Gorrie, Prensall, • Seaforth, St. Hel-
en's, Walton, Winghara and Wrox-
eter, in Huron; and eroan Altwoode
Listowel, Milvarton, IVIonk,ten,
Sivakeepearee and St.
Marys, in Perth; these being bee
points in !those icourebries where
there ,are libraries more or lees
free.
THE IEVEL CROSSING.
-:lefe. Peter IVIcAnthur, en his crus-
ade against the deadly level i950543 -
jug, has ehe eympalley of the read-
ing public, Dolt only because 'elf the
tact. of ,his own eeeent narrow es-
cape teem death at one or those
sudden .clieath, !traps, as St. Thomas
Times observes, but because public
opinion is awakening ,to the necess-
ity ifor reeve adequate priateeteon
!at that dangerons points wheee-i
the railroad eroclees the highway,
frequently ,at decidedly dangarome
angles. ,
Mr. MeArehur states Mth
eat ere
neecl not be a dangerous level croes
ing in ell ol Canada. Certainly not
any, more Phan ,there teed exist, any
Magic Koff Kure know
;the- merits. Of this p enerae
lion. Yoe know it act epeede
eq. and is sure to do the
Week,
You who have never :tried e
tt are not .a.Were of ete value •
for coughs and Beonchieel
:trouble, asle your neighbors:
about -Koff Knee arid try, it .
on their reeommeedation,
We guarantee eVery bottle
W. A. McConnell
Ars
..1.c..b..ertaaromurancasa.maccescazat' 11116.1=12.6..../
The Sooner
The etter
The sooner you get rice of
that Cough the bettee it evill
be for you. Get a bottlg of
HOLIVIE'S LUNG
-there's nothing better and
only 25 cents.
W.S.R. llohnes
Phm R.
REXALL STORE.
rffill1601.2213011.061.601:21=1=0.
,eondition Phich ;the people are
averse bo if they set about to have
wemedied, An automatic electric
bell at: level crossings Would no
doubt help some, and ,at some prose,
begs wooed perhaps be all that
was required, although such.things
have their vagaries and often renp.
overtime with false alarms, oil fail
to ring at ell. In our !opinion iter
a mistake tO place automatic alarms
at level eroesengs right at and on
the crossing. The same alarasys-
tem, :which. would allow weed light
at night, as well, placedon the
highway, on both sides of the mail -
road, and et some distance from it,
would give the highway traVeller
moat certain and more ample warn
ings of the approach of the train,
and enable him rto stop before/ his
leaser Perhaps a sPirited one, ehould
have arrived almost at the railroad
tracks just in time to take fright at
ehe coming train, or as,it thundered
past.
Another mettee in connection
with level crossings that would re-
ceive more attention is the remoVail
of all embenkments, clumps of
tmes, buildings o snow banks an
winter) which in ao many saces,ob-
etruet a clear view of the approach
or atrain helm one or bottle direc-
tions. Where there is ,an abrupt
curve followed by a level crossing
such a situation should be protected
by !gates operated by a.raan in
charge. All these !things, of cease
cora money, but the abseece of all
those things goats human lives .Me.
McArthur suggests that anyone
Who knows of a dangereu14 level
crossing shoaled notify the I3,o.ard
of Railway Commisseoners, Ottawa,
which evould be agood prOcedure.
if people ,Would, do et: ±01 411 !the
meantime it is eip to the( Board of
Railway Commissioners :to do some
invealtlgating, inspecting end pro-
tecting on their own account. As
Me. McArthur says !there is no need
for Ithe ,continuance pf 18, dangerous
level ,crossings in an Canada, The
fed
aeemopiey, is Melee hands of !the
P•••••••••aol
DOW'r PAIL TO REAR.
DIE ROYAL ENGLISH RAND REEL
RINGERS.
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
FRIDAY • [FORMBY 23rd.
Nothing hike !Omni ever heard by.
Canadian people. Theeelarre
playing to :crowded houses
eveeywhere.
THIS WILL BE Txrp TREAT, DF
• rnitel SEASPN
Under !auspices of Ontario Street
Cholr. '
°Pens 8± Feby llth
• , Admission 25e end 350.
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WESLEY CHURCH.
• The annuari.eehool sleigh lade was
held OD Tuesday afternoon, after
which supper was served ln the
eeheea roam, Following the supper
was a well rendered program, eon
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geeing of solos, dialogues, weeita-
time and anaddeess by Rev. Mr.
Foed. :The alMerintendent, 'Mr. A.
T. Cooper, filled ehe ,chaernaan's
chair.