The Clinton New Era, 1912-03-21, Page 8go
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T eRSDAY, _MARCH 21et, 1
;4 eererepeeeer,4;..teretee
off.. f
Clearing up the Department to
Make Room for New Lines
Ab0tit Orie hundred pairs in the lot, some slightly
soiled*. displaying in store, in white and ecru, some
very dainty designs M the lot, regular $1.00 for 79c
reg 1,25 for 98c reg 1,5o for 1,12 reg 2.00 for 1.50
reg 2,25 for reg 2.50 for i.98 reg 3.00 for 2.35
reg 3.5o for 2,25
5oc Ladies Winter Vests 39c
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10 dozen Ladies Winter
Vests, made by one of
the largest manufacturers,
guaranteed unshrinkable,
daintily trimmed, and our
special at 60c, clearing
at 39C
Deep Cuts in Sateen Petticoats
Very special women's good quality Sateen -Petti-
coats in black, brown, green and navy; one deep
flounce with two smaller frills, gond style, splendid
-fitters. This is an extra special -don't miss it, clear-
ing-. . , , 59e
others at 79C 98C $1 12
Regal Taffeta Petticoats
Reduced to Clear
,
Four pretty styles in ikegal Taffeta, some with
embroidery flounting, knit -top and Ra.ybro patent
bands, deep dust frill
Regular $2,25 for 1.50
"s 2.0o for I•35
" 2.50 for 1.75
" 4.00 for 3.00
7;b ozer• it?wrounz
DIRECT IMPORTERS, CLINTON
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P,OSTAleCLEeleeS ClET INCREASE el. teieee.e.geteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeeeteee.tee
A bilUt bee -leee4 'Oven 11-t0'18-lee(md 11 CLINTON 'MARKETS +-1-
yeadie ge in 'Paellament 'to, SeeaSia .
the odiadle.§ 00;650/Lice cioiqcs $1.00 1- Hogs ....,. 4..e... $7.00 e
annually, until $8oOEJ,reaehed and ' 'Eegs • .25 'to 26
$50 annually until $1800 is ieac to32
This inele des( enly :pity posneefices) + Wheat 92 to 93 e•
43 to 00 +,
APPLIES FOR THE JOB, • e. Barley 70 to 80 "re,
' Mr, Willis Chipman CU., who had e• Peas . 80 to 95 +
charge pi tbo plans and, 'week toe ShortEc-.$$2231:0000 4.
thelentOn ;Water WOrkS "See5 0111, is e Bran
(appy
lthI°' r the job 01 mew "‘v at er
\welts ,Corattnisei.onee of Tel -that°, at eeeeee-e-i-e-H-9-7:4-eeelef-feeeeeteef-e++.
ealaey of „e5,7,00. He ;should iill
ENFORCED HOTADAY.s.
the 14111 alt rigtet.
W. C.. T., U. , , , Miss LeStevene, teacher) In Room
Phe -Wonean'S" Ch.ristiant Temper- 4 of the Public. School has beeneen-
mice Union will Meet on Friday af- fined I1Q tile housci.theough
eel:noon ,of this week 'at 3 o'clock at arid theecholar.s1 liedholiday:: on
the holne 'of -elre. Gibbing,s. Monday, Tuesday and Wedne,say,
meeting, deen :thee enteretst of the
new Frances- Willeard I-Ionie for PASSE:D AWAY.
°eels in . IPoetonelo. All the ladies e '
Af tee. a short illnese with 'pneu-
.are invited ;to 'attend this Inlee,tie.g., mania, Mrs..Cole; died at the home-
A.ccEpTs ,CALt. , of her daughter,„ Mrs, Shier lest
Tbuesday evening, 'The remains
Rev."T`.130.11"Woods; of St. Thomas were :taken to Kincardine: for inter-
ims accepted IM 'call of Bruckeelelde men:t. •
Presbyteriariecliur-.
,eh and the in ,
deletion is expected to take place TO WOODMEN CONVENTION.
about April 19tha The 'Moderator The annual Ineetin,g; of the 'Head
will -preside. Reg. D. le. 'Grant will Camp of the Woodmen of the World
opened in ',Taranto on Tuesday.
The delegate from; Clinton Canap
is M. Arthur Clanteloi. Mr. J. B.
Hoover, ,Wh0. 19 0111 the Executive
also alteeded the Camp mItieting.
,preaeli; Rev, Mr. Johnston will
address the -Minis:teen and. Rev. Mr.
0arsave,11 the people.
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THIS 'APPLIES TO CLINTON.
'An ,Oniterio exchange gives this:
lig Abut'
ianialah?
HaVe you the Oranges and
Lemons for younsi ?
Don't fail to s,eq our 'stock
of choice Oranges\ befnre
dering yours.
Sweet Oranges, "Sunkist" and
Navels.
20e to 500 peri dozen.
0Bitter Marmalade rahges
.20c per dozen.
Phone orders will have our
careful and prompt
attention.
&BARR
Phone 111
.. Navigation has ialready opened
i SALE CALLED ,OPP.
1 Last Thunsday afternoon Mr. Jas.
Hamilton ,callect off his sale of cows
at the Nornaandie hotel barns 'and
wiU probably dispose of ;them!
pri-
ate1y.
WILL YOIT HELP?
- A antnber of o,ur readera have
heen good enough to renew( their
.subscriptio,no for 1912, buff a Lunge
number have evidently forgotten
TlOW211.11,UtSlilleraigineV,It!X2
money to run a ne,Wspaper.
• on not nf the 'sidewalks, ••
MUST PAY FULLI FARE.
good advme to ets czens, an Ave
commend et to the 'good and loyal
Penile of 'Clinton.- "If you will The Grand Trunk and Calleadialh
simply makenp your mid thatlyou Pacific Ratiew.ays have) ,sent notefie
are going to lave here, if you will /cation to tull thd qolleges and uni-
next spring do eome painting and versities In Canada that the 'special.
fi 'n'g 'up •Which show 'that you ,raite to students heretofore granted
be withdrawn on May, 1,, ,...
A MARCH WEDDING.
A quiet marriage .was celebrated
the,Ontario Street Par sone& by
Rev. T. Wesley Ocesene on Saturday
evening' at eight o'clock when Mies
Katie Eleanor Perdue o/ the towne,
everyoee has gat the weisfeencraze shi of Goderich laeocenet the wife
knd are treating their own town as el r. Oscar Ernest Telebutt of the
ei they eee only there forone night. same 'place. The happy young colt-
lelake up your mind itleat you are. ple will settlel near ilolraesville.
going Ito live Where Y.ou ;ire, and May their pleasures' bte.mapy and
difference to the value of your Pro- their sorrows be emv.
per ty. .
- SOME PIPE DREAMS.
A.PLEASANT REMINDER. ,. When Manager Sweee dreamed
On -Satierday last Messrs J W• 'that we would have skating for an -
Jackson and Jaines Paifi of Clinton p.ther month. •
went to Seaforth and, called upon
When the Editor dreamed all his
'their old and worthyi friend,
James 'McMichael, and preset:I-reed emleseri
leers' had paid; in advance.
him w2tha birthday badge cone When Bill Taft &teamed he could
graltulatIng him on having attained pick up a golf ball Without bend, -
his et hty-hinth birthday. The ing his knees.
mean- iteif you • Will invest your
, money -here instead of evert corn-
ee the earth, your property laver
go el.P in value. fit tY. per genie That
is apteety big advance,t butetryteo
sell out lawny tOntario town 'to -day
ane youeveill find that you have to
dispose of your holdings; at 50 cents
Central Business Colle e
Stratford, Ont.
Our classes are now larger than
ever before but we have eLlarged
our quarters and we have room
for a few more students. You
may enter at any time, We
have a staff of nine experienced
instructors and our courses are
the best. Our graduates succeed.
This week three recent gradu-
ates informed us that they have
positions paying $05, $70 and
$125 per month. We have three
departments,Commercial,-Short-
hand and Telegraphy, Write
for our flee catalogue now.
D. A. McLachlin
PRINCIPAL
111111111P111.,
GET
IREADY FOR SPRING
FARMERS Get your horses ready for the spring work -
by feeding them'
DR. HESS STOe.IC FOOD
gives Life, Yigor_ and Energy, -4.rid produces a fine_
glossy coat, and is a wonderful flesh producer
In Bags and Packages 75e and $1.00
You can also make them ready by buying a
Stewart Rorse-elipping Machine
Every horse should be clipped before being, put at hard spring work
• Clipping is most beneficial and humane,
The Price IS only *9.75. We have Hand Clippers from 81.00 up
CYCLONE SEEDERS
his Seeder is guaranteed to distribute seed directly and evenly over
the gronnd. This Is the best Hand Seeder on the market,
$1.75 Each
Sap 'Rackets and Spiles-We have a large stock and
our prices are right.
MARL/4Ni) BROS.
W. S. WARLAND W. J. HARLAND
Stoves, Hardware and Sporting Goods
pixoiNg!-I3R04;E• DOWN,
Teeedey moxnang the engine 'on
the 411:S1'A:from: eericla -due ee 'ere,
eiVe". at S tratior ci. at 8.10; broke
eewu 'neer •The auxiliary
was called out. ,
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
A Huron County Temiaexance Coln
•-ceitio'n will bee" held enttlee 'Town:
Dalt, on Fraley of -next av eek,Mita•
29th. No doeflot a large number of
deiegattes 'tatill be helve. •
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VOTED FOR ,UNION.
Wesley chueeliecongeogation went
serene for church.' tenon. Obi Sun-
day the ea et of ehe 'helloes AV 01 g
banded inand it was foulectetleat
the vete avas 224 for -end l9 against:
The Qiieveleely Official; 13oarct voile
,avetts • :oat and 1 tee tune,.
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:CONDUCTOR: RESTORED.'
, Cenci:enter .TleoM,a:s .Buchanantee
restored to his .olcit ran 00 the G. T.
'R. Ere% Go:clexigle to 'Buffalo._ eie.
left 'Vie:6day temt "G,odeeich .e -and
Tuesday morning, 'brought' in the
train feone•Goderiele 'and lei% for
His return Wee welcomed:
'badge ears the follawing. anserip-
teem lleames McMichael, thes isyour
birthday. 'May you have many
more. Your ina;ny Clinton friends
extend their hearty congratulation
'and beet wielies. Signed by Jane/
Fair, W, B, :Counter, .W. Jackson, 11:.
Brydone, .I.Ransford, D. A. Forams -
ter, Dr. Shatv, C. E.. Dowding: T.
Iackson,jr,i, Mr. McMichael al-
though ,carrying so great a ;weight
of years, is til1 height` and len:Carte
and tho'oks as if he might win many
more triumphs an the green with
the "wee boots."
A STRONG PAIR.
We call the attention of all news.
paper resdere in this town and district
to the fact that we have made epecial
arrangements with Tee Weekly
Mail and Entpire, of Toronto, to com-
bine with our wiper at a popular team
p.iee, WA here oiler The
Weekly Mei] and Empireand The New
Era: the two together, for one year at
the nominal rate of 61 55 te inelnde
'When Teddy Reosevtele dreamed
the people thought he really shot
;all those Tlgees„ ete.
When some eilizeees dreamed that
the ,walking was good last 'Friday.
AID TO LIBRARIES,
In the public acconn fp' of the Pro-
vince of Ontario, for the 12 months
ending Dee 31, 191i, the folloaving
grants .wese naadd to public librar-
ies in Huron County:--
Clinten $246,96, ,
Auburn 36,75,
J31y.th 18.70,
Brucefield 67.16,
Bruesele 86.71,
Dungannon 35.71,
Ethel 10.00,
Exeter 86.69,
Gederieh. 147,87,
Gorrie 32.00
Hensel]. 66.86,
by his old eomeade,s and ?the public
after his long alb,sence erom .the
line. -Stretford 33eacon.-
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HERE ON MARCH 27th.
Mr. W T. • Pember, of Tozonto,
you will' find et will Bonn ineke a
hair clres,ser, will he ae 'the. Nor-
mandie Ifetel on Weene.adayelliaech
27th, where he will he plea.sece to
consult ,avith those requiring wigs,
toupees, iswitchee, etc. He repre-
Belles the laeg.est 'selection( of la,d-
les' and geots' hale goods in Can-
ada.
HOIVIESEEXERS EXCURSION TO
WESTERN CANADA,
Via Chicago, including all points
on Grand .Trunkl Pacific Railway,
April 2nd, 15114t and 301h; :May lith
a.nd 28th.; June llth and 25th; July
911sitund 23rd; August 6th and 2014;
Sept. 3rd and 174h. Winnipeg and
return $34; Echnentoie .aln.d return
$42.00. Tickets good for ,,60 days.
Propoettonate rates to principal
points' in Manitoba, SaskatcheWaed
end Alberta. Borneseekers excur-
sion Itickees Well'also 'be on wait on
certain dates via. Sarnia na. North-
: ern Navigation Company. Full
particulars, tickets and illustrated
literature from any Grand Tunk
agent or write A. E. Duff, district
,passenger agent, Toronto, Ont.
MRS. DO,WDING DECEASED.
ffee a large portrait ef the kt.ght Hon. leantere 89.56,
R L. Borden, 18 x 21 inches, which will Seaforth, 168.06, •
be sent postpaid to every subscriber Welton 29.42,
who takes advantsge of the proposi- Wingharn 262.69,
tion. Now here is a chance to °tattle Wroxeter 74.35,
the two tnost useful newspapers to . $231.74, 'was ;spent on Rural Scheel.
readers in our comm unite, and we Libraries during the name Year.'
state this advisedly, for The Weekly
Mail and Ernpire 18 conceded to be the WEDDING BELLS.
greatest home and fireside PaPey A veryerretty ieedding took- place
published in the Dominion, whie ours, at the home .of laire. T. Gasman,
covering as it does all tbe local news,
road aalvocating 'the hest interests of
this important district, will best serve
all residents within the- her izon, of our
circulation. Send all orders to office
of The New Era,
mmon. LOCALS.
Send in the news.
Clean up the' streets.
Steaming Toofs lcrok good.
Going to move 'this' ispring.
Is your isnOW shovel worn out.
Get your lawn MOM/el' sharpened.
Who'll Shalt the 'straw hat lseaston
LsIt's have areal garden thisyear
.0ve0colets ale 'beginning to feel
heavy.
Hooray ! S,00n be houed glean-
ing (time.] -
HOINV are you -fixed for acreen
windows _
The bullfrog elioir will soon re-
sume eehetareals.
:Better see .Whether the Inedehe
have 'been busy, •
The spring paradox, -wet feed;
cold inithe head.
The price ofteggs ought toceneet
dawn. Sat "will et ?
:Time to haul those ;coal ashes
front our back yards.
Don't start 'watering the lawn
till 'the frost es one lorethe ;ground.
Perhaps this' is the open ;winter
ttivalt, sorne fare peemised ba last
Twenty years from now add -tim-
ers ;will pay, "Dold ? Why, back In
Sovereign
TRADE MARK REG.
Sheathing Felt
contains no oil or tar. Is clean;
odorless, waterproof, germ and -
vermin proof and practically
indestructible. Makes houses
draft -proof, easy to heat, and
comfortable In any weather..
Come in and see it. :76
Sole Caiiadlia Manufsetterms'
THE STANDARD PAINT CO.
oi causes, Ihultee. MoullvaL
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THOS.
'MelliENZIE,
CLINTON.
when their youtgest daughter
Mamie eicInnes became the bade of
Mr. Craig. The bride entered the
pallor leaning on the arm o her
fathei and lcoked very pleasing in a
gown oecreatn chiffon Taffetta with
trimmings ot baby Ir;sh and pearls,
and carried a bouquet cif pink carte
atious. She was attendtd by her sister
elle. W. Davis who wore a pale green
silk. The groom was attendee by Mr,
W. Davie Anpie Taylor, cousin of the
bridected as ringhearer, carrying
the ring in a boquet or carna.tions she
wore a dainty gown of cream silk.
The .hridat march was playeil by
Edna 'Ferris. After the ceremony a
tasty dinner was served in the spacious
room, t r which all paid ample justice.
Mr, and Mr. . Craig received some
handsome presents showing the high
esteem in which they are held by their
many friends. The evening was
spent very enjoyably by all. Mr. and
Mrs. Craig intend leaving shortly for
their home in Provost, Alberta, where
the groom intends going into treisiness.
They carry 'with them the best wishes
el a large circle of friends. The gift
of the greom to the bride, bridesmaid
and ring' hearer were hannsome brace-
lets•set withpearls. The groom was a
former resident for a time on the
London Road and is a brother of Mrs.
Nett.
ALWAYS BE EARLY.
One ofehe mast embarrassing
things a emenery editor hag to con-
tend .with is the disposition; of peo-
ple to watt until the last moment ef
going to prese and then rush en
with their items which they "Want
in this week sure," Thee is pelzelie-
ulaely ithe ease ,with these who
wish to make announcements which
they expected :to have inserted
gratis. People do net reflect upon
on the dollar, simply because
the fact that the paper is made up
daring the whale week .a.nd that its
capacity is limited to just so much
and the in:atter gauged according-
ly. If the edlltoal should' await -the
convenience of those 'who have
soatething they want published he
woiald not get :his paper out until
the next weiel,c, rand :then he would
have to delay tWo Or three days un-
til some kind friend had, made up
his mind about a noeice he wants in
but which he has nee been able to
prepare just to .suit, him. A great
Many people do tiot ,get thehr no-
tices published in consequence of
this disposition to put off tor the
last tainute, but those not intereet-
ed never note* the oreiseion-the
paper appeers ontirae and tuee
weed Moves pri just the same, •
• With no, small regret The New
Era reports the demise of Mesa C; E.
Dowding, whose illness' was referr-
ed to lee week, Which gad levent
took place on Ttiesday at her home
here. Hee , jseai1h had not been
geed Loa' some) Months but het
Many friends holeed ;she Would soon
be eothvalescent. Tem remains ,Were
takes to Owen Sound on Tuesday
evening's Itemise - wherl itellerment
is itoebe anade on Friday. Mr.
Dowding w.as greatly, beloved' cued
was always a welcome tguest in the
social circle on accounte of her .ettn-
shiny disposition. Het Malden
name. was Miss Parker and h,er par-
ental home was at Owen Sound.
She was aresideni6. of Clinton' ltor
aboult llerears. Mr. Dowding need
hardly: be assured; that he has' tht
deep. sympathy nil tthe entire come
raunety en his bereav•em;ent, •
WEDDING BELLS.
On _Tuesday evening, March 12th,
a. very pretty wedding was :solem-
nized at the honue ofMr. Jn,o. Bush,
Tarnberry, ,whit their
ee'cond daughtek, E.Lillieny and NW,
E. Weir united teethe hay bonds ef
matrimony. Shortly: after 5 o'clock
.the coulale, unattended, took Ith,eir
places uiader a prettily cleeterneed
areheto the.strain % of Lohengrin's
wedding march rendered by Mrs. J.
COLONEL PUOMIRE
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F9ar 25 (tents
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A new one and we think a good one. It is
called the "Wlitte=aittray" ahd it writes right
'away a feature few if any pens at this price have.
Another splendid feature is that points may be so
easily changed when a new one is required. It
wont blot and it can't clog. Its the best we know
at the price. Extra points fc each.
TtteW.1)0 Fair eo.
jOften the eheapest-Pilwnys.the Best
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Bentley of Clinton,, sister of the t
groom. The bride looked) quits
,elearming in a dainty gewee of all-
over embroidery and carried a :bou-
quet of white lend. pink carnation's.
The eeremeny we econdueted by
Rev. E. Collis, oe Wroxeter. Af-
ter tthe ceremony the company re-
tired to the dining-ropral :whale) a
sumptuous meal. Wag served. The
evening was enjoyably engine in
music and games. The following
day, the happy :couple left fox a
short trip. The bride'ts !going away
gown w.as oil blue broadcloth with
hat ;to match. OA their return, the
young people evil take upitheir re-
sidence in Howiek where•Ith,e groom
is .a prasperous young farmer The
best wishes of .a•laegel circlo of
friends go with the happy ,couple.
-The groota is ,a brother of Mils. J,
Hantley and Mr. Jack Weir, of the
CHILDREN"S AID SOCIETY.
.011 Sunday March 31s1, the 'Child
ren's Aid Society of Huron Co., Well
hold .a field clay in town. Heyde.
Miller, of Berlin: land Perguson of
Stratford Will supply,' the perepiles
and tithe evemeng after ehurch see
Vice, 'Me. lefillexl :will give an illust-
toted lecture in the Town Hall on
this important work. More par-
ticulars next week, "
WOMAN'S INSTITUTE.
The regular meting of the Wo-
man's Destitute well be held at the
home of Mrs. 3. Johnson, Ratten-
Imre street, on Thuhsday, March
28t3s. Mr. J. Bentley Principal of
'the Public School will give a short,address.
spected by who knew him. Bie-
sides his widow; he is surrviived by
two sons,,Senuell and Wilfrid, two'
daughters, Mrs, Callan, of California.
and Mies Ad:a Holmes' of Pi0Xle Col-
borne, one Slider, Mrs. Jas. Did of
Oaledonla, and one lar,cetb.erele Hol-
mes, ot Wellanciport. ;The( funeral,
Which was private, ev•es- held on Sun
day afternoon, servioei being Pone
ducted at his lake zesidenee by Rev,
Deltuesell Smith; interment at pak
wood ternetery. The pall -bearers
were -Harry Leslie, Sam. Woods, 8.
Manning, Geo. Barney, Geo. Hatv-
kins and R. Greenwood -Welland
-Telegralib.-Deeteased Was' a conga
of 'Vire, H.B.Chantt of town.
TOBACCO GROWING IN HURON
CO'UNTY.
The Nile, had shown that tobacco'
can be successfully grown in this
sectiou. Ile had eight acres under
trop, la, t year, end having
pet perly cured it. has :sold the entire
output et a profitable figure.
CELEBRATED DIAMOND
WEDDING.
On Monday ofthis week Der. and
Dirs. Joseph Lyon, pf Hallett !Tine,
ceiebreted their Diamond ,Wedding.
They- were born neer Scobten, Lia--
1 colnshire, Reginald, and 'ola. Bear*.
I 17th, 1852, Were knarried in the Eng -
1 lish church alt Scotten. A feve days-
' after their mare:lege, they sailed
from Hull on a sailing vessel named
"Fingal" for Canada. Niter a
. voyage of 6 weeks, aerived at Que-
bec on May "24th. From that city
,
they sailed ece Hamilton on a river
1 boat :which took a week to make the
voyage and from there took train to
Guelph. where they spent three
, years on alarm, In 1855 they came
u•p to 'Mame County andtbok up
land aMile and a quarter north of
Londesbore where ,they nave .re -
resided up to tb.e preeent. They
worked here in ,the :Winter auci were
back to Guelph fox .two years fol-
lowing to help with the harvest un -
1211 the land here eras el:eared for
I crop. These ihrip,s to and. from
I Lo:ndesboam to Guelph mere Made
on foot. On Monday' the entniver-
sary eva,s celebrated. and `all the
;children, 5 sons and 3 daughters'
were present to ipin in wiehilag
the 'bride ,and groom a happy an-
niversary. The only one levalleg
that was ,ccenneetedf with the need -
ding is aesister of Mrs. Lyons, Mrs.
Oakley, of Mount! leoreet, who was
bridesmaid. Th.e elaildren present-
ed the parents with a beautiful arm
chair and footstool' ;while, the
g,raradchildred, 24 lis number, gave
the bride ;and groota a clock. The -
New Era with a host of friends join
in twishan' .g Mr, rand IVIrs. Lyon many
moreseyears oft happy life. •Tlee.
grooen is noW 84 years of age while
Mrs. Lyon is 81. -
COMMITTEE MEETING.
The 'Committee thee has ,charge
of the organization of "More
Houses for 'Clinton" will meet on
Monday evening foe to make final
arrangements f or the 'public meet-
ing 'to be held on March 28114. The
citizens are requested fo remean-
ber this public( Meeting an Thum -
day of next week. •
HT.TRON PRESBYTERY
VOTES FOR UNION,
Huron Presbytteryes record on the
recent Union vote As„ as follows ;-
for against
Elders 115 30
Members 2168 1113
Adheree ts 451 231,
Totals 2724 1374
THE LATE CHAS. 'W. 110IrMES.
Charles W.Ilohnes died 'suddenly
on Thursday morning, last at Port
Colborne .of heart failure. Al few
weeks ago he had been :critically ill
With the sante Aiseasn, but eeeMed
to be re.eovering. 'However, last
week he .grieve worse, and a.serious
attack on Thursday', inorning after
his breakfast. Physicians worked
over him for sametime butto no .a-
-veil. Deceased, 'Who Was in hinbath
year, was a ;sore of the late Saknulee
Holmes, and has resided: here isever
al thnes. A couplet of Yeane-a-ago
isa eonclunted .ahv'eryf lousinees at
Teeswalter. Mr. Holmes was a Lib-
eral in politice and VAS highly re -
A Michigan ' ;Governor sugge,sts '
that lereweries ehould' not leepere.
knieted to oevn leotele nee go " se .
sureties: . Inc , .saloon ketepees: :and
there is/nein for same( ,cleam head -s
elIthinkln,g talong the same line le.
Canada.
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Field Secretary For The Dominion 1:
• EsHe will lecture in the Town Hall on 4' ee•
the Army Citadel.
The Colonel will speak at 11 a, m., in * OCR 31_10
Sunday, March 24th at 3 p. me on the +
Social and Prison Work ofeetbe Army -9.
in Ore, entitled:, "Human Dere- r
Fo Spring and Summer 1912
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liars". Silver collection.
He will also Speak in the Town Hall
at 8 p. m. Lots of bright 'music end
song.
The Colonel was for a number of
years the Social and Prison Secretary
of the Salvation Army throughout the
Donainion, being the first Army
Officer to gain admittance to the
Prieons of this Country. He also
made a study of this Work and will
tell of stei king and remarkable
changes that have taken place in the
lives of Criminals and Social alricho.
The Colonel is the father of Captain
Pugmire were is at present in com-
mand of the local corps here.,
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