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Spring Millinery
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Couch & 2o. are pleased to announce tki,
Spring Opening
-Thursday Evening, March 28, and -Innen ing dayS
No store outsrde the city will show a 'larger dis—
play of IVIillinery than is to be seen at this store this
season: We will leave it to y cur own judgment if the
display has ever been equalled in Clinton.
TAB STORE' SELLS' HIGH-CLASS MILLINERY
Visit siw New e dy to=
Wear Department
We believe" tat we have reason for nra king fay-
ora.ble comments upon our present display of Tai:or-
'Made Suits, Long coats, Skirts,- Gingham Dresses,
Hose Dresses, Em
hroidered Dresses,
Ladies' Blouses, Etc.,
as we are showing the
MOSt exquisite, and ex-
clusive -creations of the
best manufacturers in
Ca:nada.
You are invited to
inspect this beautiful
collecticn of garthents.
We like to say kOod
things about our Suits,
Coats, Dresses, Etc.,
BUT
we like better to have
you try them on and
t:ll us me good things
y ourself,-
TrUs STORE FOR IliGff-CLASS COOTS
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ditorial
oananentsq
We are glad bo notice that' the
Duke and Duchess of Connaught
are to visit London, Ont., on May
29th. They will receive a hearty
,weleonte,
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St. Patrick's good work has stim-
ulated Many an indivtdual to a new
endeavor for the uplift ot human.
ty..The le•th of /March and its flor-
al. emblem hag a lesson for Ithe maj-
ority of people. If tho heroism of
the man Whose anitiVersary has
just passed was so splendid at the
long ago it id !sorely ineurabenb on
20th century people to be on the
Last Saturday's Toronto! World
had a:cartoon caricaturing) Maths -
ter N. W. Howell, leader of th,e .013-
positionin the 'Pro,vincial Legisla-
ture, rdative to his eXpresstion on,
!the temperance, question. From its
peat history 'we doubt not but that
newspaper 'would endeavor to give
a black eye to the Most advaiieleld
lesgislatio,n possible on ithel same
subject. The disappointment the
World ,will "feel will be the removal
of !the eau se Adf cloMplaint !when Mr.
Rowell lays down his pletformlon
this issue, •
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the community, satiety or the State
with an earineetnesa, that warrants-
staccOssi a.nd the ,applaule* is of the
double piano type. Hew fortimate
it is that so inuch Neale is well done
without the introdudtioaj of tr. her-
ald. Duty doing should, not be
contingent on what is said 01 11
but beeause the work is wordy of
the best ,encleaver.
The enquiry into 'the charges
made against Son. Mr. Oliver by
Mr. D. McGillicuddy, has petere,d
out 'because Daniel did not come to
judgment. What a hurricane was
I raised over the matter when the
,weighing was 'being done in politi-
cal scales, but the) changes proved
to be light as air ,and •as a result no
attempt was made by thel 'Govern-
ment to sift the Pairy Vallee to tle
bottom and so the accuSationotad,;
ed 'away. Public men( frequently
have Ito run the gauntlet along the
, same line and apparently have lit-
tleor no redres's. A •tirade, each as
that launched against Mr. Oliver,
has lsoured Many a anent against
office .when his talents,•should have
found .,gratefulat tacknoiviledgment
fee valuable sOylces,renaeroc
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!We would notadvise tnany pub-
NeTemperance Move
Ile inatitutions to eopyr the plan of
management of inmates from the
1jJfliOBehoo.l. Sometimes the
earefild study of,the habits anclAb-
Bity 'Of the Subject' to clearly die-
tiogitish right_ front( wrong will
show ;the .neeessityl of good judg-
ment and the evisest and Most mat-
ured 'thought „in dealing watt young
people, Partieul'arlY those who have
gone astray!' ;fliedipline isnot •nec-
essarily linked ,wethi harshness or
•
abuse, hence.. the course of treat -
anent practiced on the neglected or
the erring-)nust have a large !share
of itjtet milkl olf, Ihulm,an kindness
instead, of the butted Milk of sim-
ple officialdoms. The parole sY.stlein
15 worthy mati wider teignifecentte
than that yet attained. •
"Time is money", isa,n olcl addage
and is verified bythe payment of
$50,000 by C.K. Millings, of New
Yoek, to August I.Thilein of Milwau-
kee, far the world renowned horse
°Harvester,,, ehat trotted a Ilene in
the wen d et f ut t titn 01 2 nalamties
,and 1 second. The hoped will be
taken ito Euesia for exliiniti on pur-
posee, Mr. B)th-egg is w4 faddist on
speed, tend 21,0AV has elle faerest stal-
lion, gelding and more, so it is said,
with an invesement of many thous-
ands of dollars. Sport eolictea high
if YOU go affterl the recara beealt-
era and in hJ purehases the new
owner of "Harvester" hale lfound
tbat time is money,
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11 is not good policy to be 'always
playing tothe gallery aed yet,
strange as it may 'seem, 'some, peo-
ple ,cain only he keptat work by a
isupply of ,eggar plums, Work that
'Xs Ineeitonions ighogIca, raid pass by
tanapprecialted. 'Matey a man or WO -
man will caters -serve- tilip,,cliurfellt,
Not Political Party
Will Operate Within the Present
'Parties to Nominate Tem-
perance Men.
The tentneranee forces of th3 e-
vince of Ontario are oegen zing to
piece temperance men in the field for
the Provincial Legislature.
"The movement is altovether a non
political one," said Ald. Austin, chair-
man of the arxecutiv,e alommitte,e-
Thursday, "There is absolutely in-
tention of forming a new political
party, The intention is to see that
temperance men are elected in the old
parties. If the nominating convention
of each p erty. lied a majority of tem-
perance men, then temnerance men
would be nominated,
"Only in Ca8e of emergeney woule
we put a candiaate in the field, If
both candidates in iteonsti1sencywere"
avowedly opposed te temperance leg-
islation; but such Is no1 our preeent in-
tention,"
A permanent • organizer will be ap-
pointed in a short time. The Execu-
tive Committee in charge of the cam-
paign Waserepointed sorne weeks ago
as the result of the Dominion Al -
The nreseritMoVement i 8 110 th.
'ng new, as it is merely a development
of the plan then mapped out,
All Austin did not care to make
any statement as to where the funds
would come from to support the cam -
paten and pay the organieer.
The' Executive Committee is: Ad
Austin, Controller McCattley, Henry
Moyle, Miles yoked, W. E. Halsey. Rev,
John Coburn. Mayor Lees, of, Hernia
ton; Frank 13uchanan, of Wingham
and Rev. Ben II, Spence.
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visit with her friends here. She will
stop over in London to v sit her cou
sin, Dr. Weekes, of 'Waterloo street.
and Mrs. /1nns had a great sur-
prise on Friday.evening when aboiir
30 of the,youth and beauty of the town
and country met :11 their • hospitable
home and spent a jolly evening.
Mr. Herb. Collins, of Ripley, is the
guest of his cousin, Mr. Will Logan,
Parr line.
- Mrs. A., T. Keyes has returned after
twb weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs,
E. Rothwell, at Lucknow, •
Mr.:Ings spent the week -end in Lou
Miss ViolEvE ligof4r is the guest of
Mrs. J. Ettarnell,
Mrs. Anderson. of Merrilettd, Mich ,
is the guest of Miss Reges this week.
Mrs. W. D. MeAsif entertained a,
nuinber of her friends in honor of her
niece, Miss Olive Atittros.
-mis Dame Logan entertained a,
number of her friends 01 honor ot her
cousin, Miss Collins, of Ripley.
TO CORRESPONDENTS!,
The .New Era wishes to 'in-
crease ite staErnf correspondents .
throughout the eounty and M-
vites the help of those willing,to '
send in from week to week,
5 items of news in the neigbor-
'hood, Matters of importance
are always vvelcatne, but conallY •
/. 80 are the items telling of the
' moveniehts of people to ,and -
' from the tocality. The New Era
asks that all -willing to help in
the work, which will benefit the
locality by bringing it before the
world, 'wfite to the Editor of
the New Era„ when supplies of
paper, . envelopes and postage
will be furnished.
Goderich Township
Miss Bertha Manning has returned
Exeter to her home in Auburn, alter spend -
Quite a ,number ale leavioe this in two weeks visiting at the home of
W. Lobb, Grodertch Township.
The Late Robert Marshall. --In the
removeti datth of .Rohert Marshall
on Tuesday, March 510, Goderich
township has lost one of its best
knownaesidents. In spite of advanc-
ing years,Mr. Marshall had been en-
joying fairly good health until four
days prior tsr his death, when he Wag
seized midi an attack of pneumonia
with fatal results. Tue deceased was
bo n in County leown, Ireland,
seventy-four years ago, When he
was a young man et about twenty
years of age he came to Cenada and
for many years he bed made his home
on the Out line of Godeeich township;
fle is survived hy one son and oae
daughter -Robert Marshall, of Sarnia.
and Mrs. Hugh Hardy, of Goderich.
Seatortli Mrs. Marshall died several years ago.
Miss Elliott, who has been visiting the funeral took place last Thursday
her sister. Mrs. FAL Walley, left this afternoon, the interment being made
week for her home bx Beatrisville. in Maitland cemetery. An appropriate
Miss Greta Thompson, of the public 'funeral service was conducted at the
library, was hi Stratford last week at- house and graveside by Rev. Charles
C. Couzens, gef Holmesvilte. The pen -
bearers were Willis Bell, jas. Me.
Milian, R. Y. (1ox, Wm Johnston,
Robt Sohuston and Mr. Vanderburg,
seetion the the West. Among those
who left this week were ; Ma and Ales,
10008 Bagsbaw, for Oxbow, Sask., :
Mita, Jennie Hardy, for Regina : Mr,
11, D by mon, for -White woad, arid Me.
eiant Wilsen for Saskatoou.
The :vote on the prop -ed basis of
union in the different churches result-
ed as followCayen Presbyterian
Church, 83 for and 32 against ; Main
Street Methodist Ghurch :arena bees
326 for and 3 Against, adherents 2.9 for
and 2 agai est; ;James Street Metho-
dist Church, offlaiel board 22 for arid 2
&anklet, mem hers,over 18 years of age.
810 for, 56 against ; members under 18
`years, 01 for, 2 agkdust ; adherents 18
for, end 3 against.
tending the &finned convention of the
Provincial Library Association.
Miss Clark, of the Collegiate lnsti-
tote st •ff, has tendered her resigna-
tion to the board, and has accepted a
a pose ion in the Collegiate Institute
at Fergus.
Mr. George A. Locke, chief librarian
Colborne Townshi
of the lovonto public library, will de- Misses Ranh and Rosy Dumb Sun-.
liver a lecture under the auspicesof cloyed under the Parental roof. .
the Olanaditue Club on the evening of
Marta) 20. Vie eunject of Dr. Locke's Mr. Harold Allin left on Tuesday
lee' nre will be "Openness' of Mind and for the West veith a car load of stock,
and Breedth of Vision" -
Owing. to their in tbility to fill their
orders from their aeatorth fac-
tory. the Canada Furniture Company
are prepared. to enlarge their premises
peoefided the to an gives thane the site.
Mr. A..11. lanitson, general taverna-
the comprtny,was in Seefoetia on Wed- Mr. Secord Allin is spending a few
itesday and put forward the following
proposition for the Board of Trade to days at his old home. Wedding bells
consider : The town to put at the I will soon be ringing.
compane's disposal enough land on- Ma and Ales. Wait White 'who have
which i to erect an addition to ehe I been aPenaill3 the Wider with the
1 latter's parents left for their home in
north or the preeeat frietoey, with a, ,
frontage 01 00 feet and a depth east of i the West on Monday last.
180 feet. Oa this would he erected an 1 air lelrilldi 4'frlilebrilagreovre amnot/nrd7;teeaagn,annlif;:
addition threes! oriee high and ertin'.ov• 1 The evening was pleasantly spent in•
ing m the neighborhood of 0) addition- diaging in games, dancing and social
al hands. A committee wise appointed
by the Bolvd of Tr ide to ititerview the that they
i converse and all went home feeling
had had a good tittle.
propeety hoiderif concerned and if
teasoneble teems of at e can be arrang- mad late far last meek.)
ed the matter win he brought before - . -
the council with a view of having a , Alden Allin has rented Albert, Mas -
by -law passed authorizing the put- ketes farm,
chase of the required land. A. little daughter bas arrived at the
' home of Mr. and Ma's. Herb Moeris.
sAmong those Who coatemblate leave '
Nile . I ingfor the West„ next week are W.
Miss Smith is the guest of MiseLaura . P2rimme.r... Leonard Waleers and
McPhee this week. atavism Ashen.
T 13.11rd and Hugh Gilmore were the Geo. Sanderson has rented Thos.
guests 011.Et. Pen blend last week. Mason's foam near Cliuton, Sohn
James Hall, 'who has been employed Ashton, who was on this farm last
with Albert Rivers for a year,has gone
West with breorbe Durum, of Seeks, -
Loon.
• Harvey Pentland has gone to, Strat-
ford to take a commercial course in
the 13usiness ()allege therc.
eta, the property' of Mr. A. Moskell,
who will follow, shortly.
Me. Retry. Mew moved into tbe
house vacated by Mr, alneken this
Week. We underetatal he canteme
plates working on the 13., this
se miner. Le
tendent of faarise Louise Medal is visiting at the
dories at*la director of home of Wm. Dat -et this week,
year. has seemedanother farm on
the London road.
Mrs, R Ainson Dick and daughter,
Marie, of Kippen. ere visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Megford and other friends
in Benmiller and vicinity.
Mr. Cuthbert, who reeent,y moved . .,
. While at work with a chopping out-
.
to the farm lately occupred by. the late fit on Tuesday o. last week halwreed
Fronk Dunbar, bas purebaTed And- Gof the 3rd concession of Col.
ood,
rew Kirke's 200, acre farm near Pros- horny, had the Second finger of his
peran and intends moving there in a right hand amputated below the se -
shale time.. James Thompson is the eend_joint. tt is remarkable that alt
.purchaser of the property from Mr: ttle. ringers of the hand were not sever.
Matheson, who bought it from Mr. e"
Dunbar a few months ago. I- Farewell Presentation. -,On Tees& y
The Late Ea." Drinhar.-The many I evening of halt week over one hundeed
friends in, this neighborbood of the , friends and neighbors gathered at the
late Frank I:Mailer, of Goderich, were.' home oSalffeasand,, Meas. Albegt,,p,
very ir.Aclisli410d Ad howoafc.liis, Eind=.11Kalikiiieti,t0161.t0anii. -good-bye anted
tilWihe bereaved 'family. , ' A. ninn.' ciptverSation," infersieereed ive 1 e h
dee r Cleat& 'on, St:tater:I:eye-mori ning, tb • their depeiture for, the
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March fitTliasy meat') y-ofell goes, The evening,svas epee t. in, games , ',and
ber from here called at the home apd' ' speeehee by Reeve J. N. Kola g
I aast tribute of respect to the ,de James Ohishohn • gramophone' store hall, Councillors Andrew Halliday 4, i r d
their
attended the service on Monday to pay •
ceased, who, during the Years he re- tions by Chas. Walter., mouthore ,n
Bided at Nile, made many friends who selections by John Young, a vocal
sincerelylnourn his loss., stale by Miss lt,ily Allen and a sec na-
tion by Miss Janet Mugford. An in-
teresting feature of the evening was a
presentation to Mr. and Mrs. Mask 11.•
PrieeseseeMieaseeereAseereareereseemarAtea ARM' Albert Mugford had • read an
address full of kind' vvords of apprecia,
tion and good wishes.' Alden Allin end
Wm. Young presented Mr. Maskell
with a handsome set of harnese, a 1 1 01
which Mrs Sain,Allen presented Mrs
Maskell with a beautiful rug. Mr. and
MIs. Maskell carry with them the
hearty wishes of a wide circle of
friends for the very best of suedes in
their new home in the. West.
Vliotor
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Path to Health
i. Parhyte Closets are perfect- I
} ly odorless and a conefortable
syetern of inside closet.
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Sanitary Plumbers 1
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No Plumbing necessary
, al° to $25.
Cali and See, yourself,
Brussels
l'!•TeW ma.chinery is being installed he
the Payne Flour Mill. •
Mr. Will Ament, who has returned
from the West, is under the doctor's'
care.
Mr:David nogg received a serious
gash in his foot while working in the
hush. No sinews were cut, but an
artery was severed.
Mr.eB, S. Scott, prieeipal of the
school here, was all duty on Thursday
and Friday ()Wing to a severe cold. Ile
resumed his duties on Mondav.
Sunday evening Rev. Mr. Miller. of
Berlin, and Mr. Elliott, of Goderich
gave an illustrated lecture in the 1own
hall under the auspices of the Cnild-
ren's Aid Society. The hall was
crowded to the doors. Mr. Miller gave
the audience an 'idea of the work they
Were doing tind what were their elm.
Many interesting storiee were teal of
how children were taken from p 'Ices
hot fit t o,be called a home and given
to foster parents who eared for them
al "f they were their own. A' Child-
ren's Aid Society was organized.
„ Tuckermlt
Farm Sold., ---Mr, Oharies Routledge
,bas sold Inc farm on- „the 8ed concess-
ion;l1nrOn road sorvey1 te Mr. Ames
Townsend tor :15,31.,0., libp farm con.
tains 70 acres and Mr. l'owriserid has
secured a good bargain at the rueney.
Mr Routledge has nOt yet dticiclecl
what be will do, but will most likely
retire Evora farrnit,g and will hold an
auction sale of his effects Some time
during the first of the month.
Death Of A Former Resident. We
take 10e -following froni it recent is-
sue ot the Review of Portage la Prairie
Manitoba; The deceased will be re-
menibered by Many of the older real'
dents of this township, all of whom
will regret to learn of his demise, The
Review says,: We regret to announce
that David McKinnon, a pioneer of the
-Oakville and Ingleside district, .Mani-
toba, died al his home near Ingleside
00 Monday evening, aged GI yearEt,
The deeehsed was born in the , Old
Obuntry and prior to settling in Mani-
toba resided in Huron` cpuntY. Ont-
ario. Corning to Manitoba forty yeare
ago, Mr. McKinnon settled in., the
Ingleside district, where he has been
, highly respected by a very large circle
of friends. He was known as .ane of
the moat prosperons farmers in th.ht
district, Ddceaserl had been a victim
to that dreaded•disease, cancer, for the
past tour years',and after spending
one year in Winnipeg, one Year in•
Massachrtsebts and seven months at
Portland, under the best of medical
attention, IRs case was given up as
hopeless and he returned to his home
last May to continue the struggle for
life. He leaves to survive him a
sorrowing wife„ one son and four
'daughters. They are : A,Iexander,.at
home.; Mrs. Grant, of Ingleside ;Chris.
tine, Maggie and Rebecca, all at home,
,
Stanley
Mr. Thomas Covet vatic, has been
working forthe Graham Brothers for
the hest five yeors left on Monday 1240
for the West. On his way he will
spend a few days with friends in Tor-
onto.
School Report -The folloWing is the
monthly school report of Section No.
le Stanley, the -names being in order
of inerit : Fifth -R. McOlyment, 11.1.
11acOlymoist, A, Petrie. Senior Fourth
-M. Parsons, Anna M. Hood. James
Collins. Junior Fourth -L, Wastnat3.
Murtrie, N. Hood, Senior Tided=
C. Johnston, Anna Fisher, L. McCly-
mont. Seeoud-'W. Collins, Bella
Conine, Pd. tamper. Second Part -Ella
Fisher, N. Hood, W. Harvey. First
Part- A. Nigh, 0. Harvey. The best
spellers in the monthly spelling match
are: Fifth arid Sr. Fourth, Anna M.
Hood ; Junior Fourth. Lawrence Was,
man • Senior Third, 0. Johnstou, See
cored,' Maggie Cooper.
nnburn
The following is the result of the
vote on church union in the aletho-
dist churches of Auburn circuit ;
Menabets over 18, 200 for, 9 against;
members under 18, 25 fox', 1 against;
adherents, 21 far, 5 against. Total,
240 for, 15 against. !Majority for union
231.
suntinernin
The friends of Mr. Joseph Colbouro,
will he pleased to hear that he is re-
cover ing trom his injuries received on
Februar te4th when he had a narrow
escape from instant death by being
steuck by a train at Chicago, doring a
blinding snow-storni. After spending
five weeks at wee of the Chicago hos-
pitels he hes been taken to his home
at Park Ridge. The injured elan is a
brother of Mr, Jblin Cunneen of tLis
section,
ltrueellehl
On Tuesday laet Thomas Ilathw el.'s
sale Nvas held notwitbstauding the
very stormy' day, a goodly eumber
were present.
Miss Anna Petrie is now teaching
the Stanley scbool near oor village
Miss Earth McQueen is visiting rela-
tives at Clinton.
R. R. Higgins had the misfortune to
break a small bane in his leg on Satur-
day last.
A large congregation met in the
Methodist church on Sabbath lest
when a beaut•ful 'wog service was
held in honor on the beautiful hetnin
writer, Fanny Crosby, who will 'cele-
brate her 92 birthday' on Sabbath next.
She has been blind since a child, but
has written thousands of hymns that
benefit and uplift maukintl. She ser
vices was in charge of Mee. Barker,
wife of the pastor who gave a splendid
history of Miss Crosby. She was as-
sisted in the service both singing and
readings by the Misses Elsie Whit.
more, Rhea Reevet, Mary and EOM&
McDonald and Misses Rena and Edta
McGee, all of whom took their parts
very eredita,ble. All the hymns that
we're sung were those of Fannie Ord.
hy's. 4 beautiful tribute from Miss
FraneiiRictly Havergal, of Entered,
was aleo read during the service. ,fatiale
creditis given ter Mee, 'Hinkel, arid all
theta). whotonlc•part inthe bbaulp
ful service of song, •'
'Winghtun
The Oamrose exhibition ear was in
town and was crowded with
people all atternoon and evening ad-
miring the products of Alberta,
A pony, driven by Kent Smith, son
of the manager of the Bank of Hamil-
ton, became unmaea.gertble and ran
down the main street, colliding in
front of Brunswick s with anether
cutters This upset, the cutter and
threw the driver out. The pony then
con tinned on the rampage, ran around
several blocks and returned to the
barn with only a portion of the shafts.
No pereon was hurt, although the
street was crowded at:the time.
The degree team oiBlyth Lodge No.
360, of the Odclfellows, paid a vieet to
Maitland' Loage, No 119, here lad Fri.
day evening, and conferred degrees on
a number of new members. The Blyth
team has earned the name of being
one of the most efficient bodies in On
taxi°, and the mantes' in which they
put on the work here last night, won
the admiration of all wile witnessed
the ceremony. Fo lowing the regular
business about 75 brethren attended a
hanauet held in solinston's restaurant.
Owing to a prior .engegernent, Grand
Raster Popplestone was unable to at-
tend, as he was in Strathroy holding a
lodge of instruction. During the even-
iug a number of addresses of a frater-
nal character were given and were
greatly enjoyed. The Blyth 'team is
composed of the following:
N. 0.--Bro, MeVittie.
V. G,--Bro. Petts,
Chaplain -Jiro. Weyinouth,
P. G.-Bro. Mel aggart,
Warden-Bro. Nichol,
Conductor--Bro. Hastings.
Inside Guard--Bro. Sloan,
Outside Conductor-Bro, Begley.
Supportere to 'N. 0. -Bros, needy
and Struthers,
Supporters 10 V. G. -Bros, Robin -
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Floor Manager-Bro, Gardiner. An Ambitious Platform
King Brothers, general merehnnts,
who suffered a complete loss In the re-
cent destruction of the Beaver Block,
have re -opened for business in the
Griffin Block. ,
Citizens of Wingharn -were very
niuch surprised attopdfty afternoon to
see a large building being drawn down
the main street by nine teem of
horses. a he building was formerly
used as warerooms by the Wingbaan
Oil Coeand has recently been purchas-
ed L, Lott, who was having it re-
moved to the other encl of the town.
This is the first large building .moved
in Wingharn , in the winter, There
were several oeeiments on Lhe top to
help save the overhead wires, ,but not-
withstanding great dare several of
them were torn down,
The Liberals of British Columbia
are not g ing to this people without
poliey. The McBride adtrilnistera.
tion has not so completely covered
the ground as to preclude the forma-
tion of a, splendid platform by the
Nellie coed penvinee opposition. A,
' glance tet the following platform will
auffiee to show that there Is none of
the "skimpy chicken" appearance
about it.
Apolielon of the lion tax.
Exemption of iinproveroents on alt
lands paying taxes to the Provincial
Guireen meet.
' Reeseljustrnent of taxation.
The raising of the exemption of in-
comes limit to non
Provincial department of labor and
free labor bureau,
Thorough inspection of all indus-
trial premises,
A. comprehensive system of Maus -
trial insurance,
ire:tension of the scope of the
Workmen's Compensation Act to
cover all hazardous employments.
Complete peollibitioir of Oriental
labor.
A rainirnuna wage and an eight-heur
clay ft r Government and Governnaent-
aided work.
Inimediate mistreat° 1 of rellsvay
to Peace River, the Island and In-
terior.
Construction of Government owued
elevators.
No public laud tor speculators.
Improved methods of preventing
timber tvaste.
Mrs. John Cunningham, wife of the
manager of the Western Foundry,
dropped dead in her home last Fri-
day from heart disease. She was pees -
paring supper at the time, and bad
been in the best of health. She was
47 years of age, Besides her husband,
the bereaved are two brothers, who re.
side in Toronto. The body wee
taken to Teeswater for burial,
Mr, Thomas Taylor pawed away
Isere at four o'clock an Saturday, In
his 82nd year. Mr. Taylor had been
in ill-heetch most of the winter, but
the past few weeks had been enjoying
good health and la td juet taken to his
bed Friday at boon, Mr. Taylor 're-
sided for &boo t 10 years in East Wawa -
nosh and tetired to Wingharn about
15 years ego. Mr. Taylor heti been a
lifelong Liberal in politics and haA
long been eounted one of the wealth
lest men in Huron County. The fun.
eral took place on Tuesday to etethel
cemetery,
Iecial I "burned tins venter? It cost
"Say do you knew. howl Much
I Inc lust-." "Ole, forged it!"
oresrameolmartr...m...e. -sw.a.n.amcaoas...00aremmnxsns.temmV....ag~all
How the Laws of the
Dominion Come Into Being
Con.tinued From Page One a few -days.
poses !that the 'bill bonot then read A hill pu:blic privalte, lanit,Whieh
bolt 'that it be eead ltha.t day six is n•Olt la !Gov.81 ernteent measure,
Months. ' - . studied by the acatlet eemenitteel to
I1lthth.1..6haiiienit. euried tbio ,%11Ylv.Oh q't has enn trefierrle ...1.These
bill disappears frore !the order select ccosienteittrMYR theta' rooms
theeh're tnaurreisuPniateraTelaionedit°;Fblietettililaillelt o,a aaarliatn eat, and hold !their 'ffaelat4
fOrOn Ithe second Mood elf the lEfouseel
happen :that the seseion is prolong- Lugs an the- feregoon, .Theyi oVieU
ed beyond ell expectations, and call wirneeses and 'allowinterests
place on Ithe order paped in -0tra,n-
Ithat ,the 'bill ;wilt a7oalu,ealssnefsor.hfeaktehaA,:eall eltedpitlefoeibtia:b.m4te;d,eochrujheriyitstuleiliserno.. beotIllwevhinhteencenml bei c ft tetei i(ene!gor ize; ul:ian loc!i a-:
Ing in(terests are keen and cin, thd
.oref,uormrini.etihd/sythn•Neolithelet.,eathstieu,, egvhoo son
bly of ,United !Canada as well ais inflathr.sYond otten unPartialuelnItarY
the British "Parliament a
Atter these Isfeleet Isbatridingl eoin'-
The second reachinghaying lieeen mittees have palmed ,the bills re --
carried, the 'bifil is reileuced to a ferried Ito them, !the hillati tare re --
committee -a mailaway hill to 'the posited Ito the House, and have to
Select Standing Committee,on bank 'be studied' and passed intim Coln -
Mg, and a specie. kyili Ito a conamit- militee of the ,whotie House in fthe
tee specially selected. ,The Govern sante manner ,as ere( pasta,' the
ineuae huwevefe, aare 'never GoVernment hills that 'alai net
sent tto select consmitItte1119. After ferred to the select attending, come
,:tiltiiialvyi.‘niviggh,rootibeeeerifnooreue'estaetth.10,017„,;,,n,:me,aio_tnblptlieecu.,_1:11n01 tntahrrilierhtceleev,enel,eAxiditit ;6.9 jrje•is. Lifirlin.6e
'ea•daellanals gsTY nianlaer anal lev'e17- tion 4,4,46balted ,and, • te,slisitleclA but
sid
ePak derbated, Who Principle 'GI' :this is rather unusual. The third
111"e 1151'11 nal'Innt nr6a-nJE'ee'l ennla reading 'adopted, Ithe next step is a
:itrifoeirliielLppeoets'eedf:tin. tictihnte,cihnhtect:iir istorial:oilms.,elgtteiu;rtaol: balduesaailst ne,thaetaeenneyaeotsnirtseajocil,,,tneedy, ,e.hsoe,
motion that the hill "do now peep"
'anklto change it, asthe eon:enlace aee asithe House conIrcorfrii. All
11157 see 141Itira Readingi the 'Senate. evhere. having ' been read
this, however, has to lie rle:neated in
When !the comMittee of thew/tole three /trees .a,ncl passecX‘ in corainite
has -Passed .every ,clausel they re- tee, itis needy foe Royal A,seelent,
port the bill to the, House iwith the' avhieh being given, genially On the
Sspeaket in the chair, and the bill is l last day of the isestaioni the bill be-
reacly fOr a ithird reading, which comes an Adt otilsarlitanent, and
>may ltake Place then! os ble, delayed :,Part ,of the law Of the land.
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