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Miiltnery
and
Drees
Making'
liendet-to
Wear
Garments
Tire You
tiouse--eleaning ?
If so you will need New Rugs, New Curtains
New Art Satins, New Oilcloths and New Mailings.
Something to add a touch of newness after the dust
and dirt gathered during the long winter, has been
driven away. We have a complete stock of Lace
Curtains, and also the latest arid most up to -date
things in Curtain Nets, Madras Screens, Etc. Prices
from I5c a yard to $1.0U a yard. , We are showing a
larger range of Rugs in out Dept. this,seaSpn.
Don't Fail to See Our Rugs Before Buying.
• GRAND SNOWING Of isprhig SIPS
Ready=to-=wear
Garments
Suits
Coats
Dresses
Choice assortments of Charm.
ing styles in -Suits, Coats, Dresses
and Blouses that will appeal to
women of the most refined tastes,
Over Forty Different Styles
in Separate Skirts to
Choose Ib'rOnd.
'Lower Prices Than Onrs .
Means Less.goality •
Sri/IASI-I. MILLINER*
Our Millinery .stocks are now; at their bdst
as-
sorttnents; are larger and more varied than they can
possibly be later on. There is wide variety of choice
that you will get nowhere else in town.
We are showing New Shapes, New Flowers,
New Trimmings. Come in any day,. There is al-
ways something fresh here to see..
This Store for Illighoglass .Millinery
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+++++++++++.04-a+++++++++++ I Miss A.nnio MeCorvie ententateed
: a Tow of her friends on ;Monday
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.,.. PERsoNALs. I I eve'ung• '
_ Mr. and Xtri 'George E. Hall and
,
•• 'family Jepent Sunday at "The Sur-. It is the desire of the ., on Ceardeee the guests °Mewed
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.; publishers that allshould Mils. C. W. Langley.
+ take ati interest hi this •Mils. Wileard, sister of Mrs. Thos.
+ column oe THE mew + McKenzie, jr., who has spent the
1 Elle. If you have friends : to
at San, Diego, Cal., atetuned
o er hone fli Blyth lest week,
+ visiting yell, or are go- I iv ....-
+ . Ir. 'win. Jackson has been ap-
ing away for a trip, leave• pointed onef el the official ,umpires
• i. word or send it on a post at tho W. 0.B. Assecietion touena-
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card. ianie lit ilyy.hicii; will beheld en Lendon
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Miss Blve.Brown of Clintoni who
has been attending the Ciseehr I
Mr. !Prank/ O'Neil returned last e3osimees College at Stratford haas
week 'front 111001Fle jaw. "paseed hex( final ,examinablon; acid
IVLf. and/ 1VIes. J. Leslie Kern were secuated herr diploma.
in ;Bru,seels fox Sunday, • The wepealif published lehat Rev.
•Ile. Geo, Daer, who resedes, meat ' Mr. Heyman of (Wallacebneg, was
Blyth was in town Monday. i ill and unable to attend tolled du -
Dr. Axon 'spent the week end ties wee incorrect, as hefts in finale -
with hie mottles' ,at Caledonia. class health and doing as good
wark ashei ever did, _which is ea
Y -
Miss Alinal Arinetroing, of Toren- lines a good: deal. He has not inlseed
en town.
to, •isecinewing old acelliaintain,des; a S•undaye4 servitee on account of
Mrs., 'Cook eand her,sietr eMiss not ealsillY beaten.
e 1 illness Mr. ,s•everi years, le peobaki
Maine, Of ,Blyith,) wereteegeiters in eV, Dr. Oatee ,ofleraseele, was in
Itown trule1W: - • ...,-. town on Tuesday- enroute to tl
Rev. Mr. Irwin, 4,(the gooet-eelles home at •Mr. Paleten, Gedeelell telen
the
broeher, Mr, J. A. lirlyieta *town, ship, where heltied.tihe'rnatrinaesaiat.
•t; or • a fay dam 7..'''' ;:!.. . bow between lyftes Alice .Pieltard
• and Mr Jam a Pord of IVI t v°' -i
We are g.l,ad ibo see Mr, Erecl.Runt- 13io, ' el ' - -e et
bah (5r. is -canoe( more able to be A- ,. .
• bout ,aitter) hes illneas. , , Mess Cornish* who is Vendering
lile. and' Mese Alex. Ross •of Wing- goad ear vice sea teacher i• n
hana, ;spent, Sunday with ilhe. form- P; !If °TOO township, bas tendered
ere brother, Mai, Hugh Roos, • •
tigee Lehelogtiorteaon,nd, \,vtutoitilieeasrteagfieltt vOif
Mr. TiOttel Dean, of (Goderieli, elcisle olflth.e iterea. She pule,peq:
'wee en town, last Thursdiay even- golne to ing Torono., we. mrd
tadeitarti,
, a trepreeenting the Goderich ,
?Baseball team. 'Mae C4, L. Walker and Mr, John
-Mee Rev •Grant was at home to Donaldson ef Goderich has bright
. her iedyi hem* last Friday elk* the 'ilinte0 livery lin Bean; toed,
- Carmichael cif Halifax, •
noon en henereeof bee ,. oeulsjio, miss IltI:olinil,clainl'sd'a'ale°o.tattecl.pillo3stseMiels..sWiten°.A.thlt,Ite;
. . .
ee lel wheghotho.od of
• and Mrs. Erskine and, family seeeeeie jitee. .eeneibr
left tees atter..
lett elere week toe their new home '
,uunn
at ICOtoo). after the basinees
nowletom, Quebec, followed by ,This, will mean laza Mr. Walker and
1;talatitboe,:i.tf wishes Of :the citizens easily wee moveeto Branum -el eee
we are isoery, to see themgo alter
Me. R. A. Doiwne agent fox the living herd fox (the past.five itfelars,
Prudential Inettrance Co, in eown, Mr. 'Walker is a firetenelass eiver(y-
,
%attended thei ,annuai banquet of menand with his p,artner no doubt
..the.Compeny', at Stratford last will make( geed. The family well
,Theesday evening, be 121419,ed MO/Iberia Street church
Where Miss 'Bessie has been an ac-
tive worker, In the ,chobe Leages
and Sunday School, ilVIr. IWalker
has disposed of his town thouseeop
vfet.orja street and Albert iserept,
and ethus free feons propexty
town. G. L. ;seeps some when he
-takes (the notion,
Mr. Pllioltie of 1:31oderich, eitae
eown on Friday lose on Ins way to
• Brussels with a boy to be ,placed in
a home. Over BO have been placed
eine& he has taken over tis inepox-
tale work, •
Mr, and Mee Jehn'Wise Tacker-
emith, announce the megagetadret
of (their; eldest daughtex, Pearl, to
Mr. John A, In,neo, slot wolf, and
(Mrs. Alex. Innes, Stanley 'MP
"Stay in Ontario" ia ,ain injuln,c-:
tion _that May be harkened to with
inarrtage will take place ,garly, „in the asowaneo ithdk ,g..„3,0,e reeeeede
June. r
are epen to ehel man 'who pueisuee
Me. Malt., !Humber, of Stratford, e ea y Camel* Induatily, an
and beanagme of the G. L\ R. Base- open eye tothe advantage's lying
ball team, was in town last Thus's- at the door, and ,a,earlefull appreeise
day evening, to help form a base- ti01,1 oi !modern metheds axe keys
hall league, He hes promised tothat will unlock thelreasure house
Iring the team a couple of times to lei alarm Coemeyl and the Peeve/me
• play IClinton, at large. ' •
,
Mr. and Mee. Stetter ,of ,Glencoe judging by the; ,s,alea already xe-
are back to lelineen and 'will remain ported it looks as if 1912 would
here while Mr. and Mrs. BaYnote are , prove ,a, record! year( fo rtho sale of
away on a holiday Itrip to; the Old automobiles. The .utility of a ear or
Country. The citizens; are 'glad to ;truck isnew considered as well as
es'elcome back Mr. and Mrs, Built -ter, the plea,surel of !speedy travelling.
•
The 2310 annual Convention of
W, M. 8, of Goderich district was he
in North St., liburch, Goderich
WodneedaY last, May 1st. The mor
winiitltee ?vie
ol ot. rneeodli,oshoradlovileh
lttlecr10t31
District Organizer hi the chair. Aft
the usual devotional exercises, t
w.esponsive readings were read, Th
followed the reading et the minutes
last . year's convention, which we
approved.'" -
After the question had heels i
troduced, reports were received fro
, the different auxiliaries of the distrie
thee° were of an interesting an
profitable nature.
Mrs, Leech isonouncecl that Mi
Weliwood, the returned missionar
who was expecteddo• be present at- tl
Convention, had to cancel the engag
nient, but anther returnee missio
ary, Miss Virgo, had consented
come instead.
Mrs. Rev. Couzens of Itolinesvil
conducted abort oonsecrationservic
in whieh several ot the deligates too
part, Mrs, Leech closed the sessio
with prayer. -
The afternoon session opened at ao
with Mrs. Leech. again in the chai
After the opening devotional exe
cises, bible reading wag -given b
Rey, Ford, Clinton, ,aper Which Mis
Virgo. returned nitssionary fro
China was intredeced to the Cet
vention. Greetings to the con ventio
sent from Exeter district convent io
which was to meet at Clandebove th
next day, were read. Miss Virg
who expected to be present tit the
convention, kindly consented to tak
return greetings to therm
A few reports from auxi'irivies tha
were not represented in the mornin
were now read, and all the repert
were adopted. A very hearty aeleree
of welcome to the delegates was give
by Mrs. Colborne, and replied. to
Mrs, Destow of Nile.
Miss King of Goderich favored' tb
Convention with solo, which she san
very sweetly, after whith the noraina
Hon of district Organizer toiek place
Mrs, Leech was unanimously electe
bar another year,
A very interesting and in'structive
paper was now read by Mrs. Rev
Baker of Seafortb, on "The cause we
love".
• Kind greetings were tendered the
conventten from Knox church and the
W. 0. T. U. and were replied to by
Mrs. Rev. Medd of Goderie.b.
An excellent paper ert "The white
alave traffic" was read by Mrs. Rev,
hear, Blytb,' atter which Miss Virgo
gave an interesting talk on some of
the work in China, giving the ladies
a chance to ask •any questions they
dmired.
Miss Freeman took charge of the
question drawer, after which the
offering was taken, end the meeting
closed with the doxology. '
The evening session opened at 7 30.
Mr. King, organise of North St.
church kindly gave an organ recital
until eight o'clock, which was yery
much appreciated, and enjoyed by
those present. At eight o'clock, Rev.
A. Brown, pastor. of North St. church,
took the chair, and opened the ser-
vice. After singing a hymn, Mr.
Brown called on Rev, Mr, Bartlett to
lead in prayer. The choir then ren-
dered an excellent anthem "Tell it
out among the heathen that the Lord
IS King."
After a short address by the chair-
man, Miss Virgo was called on, She
first of all read a letter receiyed from
Miss Olive Turner, a former. Goderich
girl, who is now a missionary in China,
which was full of interest and inform-
ation re the work in China, Mhs•
' Virgo then gave some interesting
information about her own work in
(3hhilaisa.
sMcOlioton then sling 5 solo
"Lead:Kindly Light, which' was very
much appreciated. The thanks of the
convention was then given to the
choir and to the deligates in their
homes.
After the offering was taken, the
convention was closed with tlae bene-
diction,
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Mitchell wanes' Clinton to play a
baseball game in ithe mooning of
the 2411, at the former town against
Goderich.
Following ,arei the officers of
the •Crediton Bowling Club e -Hon,
Preis. Rev, D. Forster ; Pros, H. Ell-
ber, M. P. P„ Vice -Pres, Sam Brown
Seey.-trease Dr. Orme. •
• Listowel (Hough Cup Team bare-
ly held the eup last week, Wood-
seoek tied) 'them' on •• their oWn
grotalde.• UP to 10 minutes oi
time Woodstock hadithe 'score 3-2
in their favor.
The Creditor' junior baseballnlub
held (their annual Meeting last
week and eleetedithe following of-
ficer's: Manager( Louis Carey; as-
eistant manager R. Sweet; treas.
Eldon Burn ; ; captain M. Hol tzm all ;
ANNAAnnouukouvvvyvkAmAAAAnn
I• NOW
Is the Time For
Pitunbing,
Eavetroughing
Stove Moving
i ALL ORDERS •
ill
w receive prompt at-
tention, Prices given
• on all kinds of
Rooting, Siding, and
Contract Work.
Byam &Sutter
Sanitary Plumbers
Pit4N,/i0WM.4•WAwAaAAA
a eliiiitentet -own ;, • age, Lerma',
Brown; .Aectistant„ Arthur ,Saine(
brooke ; Mascot ,G-aiser ; assis-
tant M. Sambrooke,
Annual 'meeting elf 'Brussels
Bowling Club was. held last ;Friday
evening wilful the following o f-
fielary, wast elected (-Hon. Presi
-
dent, '1, Farrow; President, Jas. G.
Spates; Vico( President, J. F, ROw-
land Secretary -Treasurer, A.
Straehan ; Executive Committee',
above officerud D. C. Ross, R.
Downing and Re J. MeLauchlin.
Follacitng are the officers for the
'Creclaton Ba.seball team :-Hon.
PresIdent, 11,Ellber, M, P.; Pres.,
Herb E 3311ber tat Vice, Rohl.
Sweet ; 2nd Vice, Elmer Shear -
down; %Manager W. EL Pat; Aa -
&latent (Manager, Everett Fanner;
Captain Ildih Soong; Secy-Tv(ea5.,
F. F. Irish, The Stars expect to
play in Daahwood on June
are, ,alsq making arrangements loaf
a 'nutaben of ganaes during (the
'Ihe executive committee meet-
ing of the Western Ontario Bowl-
ing Assioeia•tion, was held on Mon-
day afternoon at London to
ai-
range inattepe, tier the coming
tourney. It wa,e decided to com-
mence the arm eel tourn,ame,n't at
two, o'clock 011,11110 ,afternoari of
July 22nd. The entries 'Llii,„,s..year
will have to be in 'the hands of the
,secretary not later than ThurrIclay
July 11t0, on which evening Dm
draw will be made, 'Phisseyear all
toternament games will be 15 ends
with ithe exception of the finals in
the Labatt trophy melee, 'svhiclh
will be 21 ends. The entranee feet°
each wink game and to the doubles
Will beithe teazle as last year, The
committee chrism:le to supervise the
touxnament affaies{ Uses year is
composed of Messrs. Elmund, Wel
,J S. ;McDougall, -7. Harley 'BrOwn,
A. Tillman. W. Puttee, me., J. N.
Wood, Dr.A. Scott, Sid Swift, E. A.
'Horton, at. Thomas; F. Smoke,
Parke anal 3.0. Waddell, Peteoleg
Do You Know 'im
What
rt foolish question to ask, why
certainly everyone who has ever gone
on the GreyhoundExcsion to Detroit
will remember this 'face. It is E. H.
Ayer. Excursion agent of the White
Star Line who has been over this
territory for 14 years, This year an
extra day is added to the trip making
the limit two days and a half. The
Greyhound will leave Goderich for
Detroit on June 14 and 080 A. M. and
returning leave the City of the Straits
Monday at I. P. AL
They are counting on the largest
crowd this year. Watch out for
advt. next week.
District News.
Loniteoboro
At a meeting of theEpworth League
the following officers were elected: -
Honorary President - Rave Mr.
Osterhout.
President -Miss A. Bell,
Ist Vice President -Mies AL Vodden,
2nd Vice President -Miss M Lyon.
Srd Vice President -Miss M.Brogden
atb Vice President -Mr, W. Lvonar
51h Vice•President-Miss A, Braith-
waite.
Seeretary--ele, D, Carter.
Treasurer --Miss L. Carter,
Organist -Miss B. hillier.
rim (louden have had a inetalic roof
put on the Township Hall. -It was put
on by. W. Riley.
RO,g6 were shipped this week. The
price is up to ,,$S 10.
• James Brown and Willard Lee, ewe
ole party who went to the West a
short time ago have returnee as things
there did not suit theta,
*Tame& Fairservice was &heeling
press hay to the station Ibis we, -It.
W, Peffer started in the Fish lade
Tuesday. He gets his supply from
Kincardine cn the morning Ex.irese
and drives around with them,
R. Adams delivered tirees for the
Pelham Nursery this -week.
Miss Taylor, of Toronto, is assisting
heeaunt, Mrs, Lesbian, who has not
yet recovered her health.
Mrs, (Rev) W. T, Pearcy has re-
turned home after a month% visit with
her friends.
Mrs (Dr.) D. Allison rame house on
Friday after two weeks visit at her
parents home, '
J. Hutton expects to get a car load
of Western oats in, a few days.
The farmers are buying a lot of
machinery this year by the way the
articles are leaving the station.
Iliillett '
Going To Toronto:- Mr. • Tames
Snell goes to Toronto this week tai at-
tend a special meeriing of the D ,111113.
ion Sheep Breeders Association and
the following letter speaks for Itself,
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MA, JAMES SNELL, Esq.
Clinton -
••Ontario
DEAR SIR: -
A meeting of the Directors of the
Dominion Sheep Breeders Association
will be held iat the office of the Secre-
tary Parliament Bailding, Toronto at
2p, m. OD Friday May 10th fon the
purpose Of receiving the report of the
Committee appointed • at tliT last
annual meeting to co-operate with the
Dominion Department of Agriculture
in inaugurating a campaign fer the
advancement of the sheep indu try in
• Canada. The Honorable Martin
Burrell Minister of Agriculture is plac-
[1 POLICY IS THE NEAREST
APPROACH TO ALLIANCE IDEALP.
Executive Committee Urges Nomination At Early Date Of Candidates
FOr Tile Legislature if KnoWn--Tomperance Ideas ---Looking
•" Towards Next Election,
'Toronto, April 27, -The following
resilutions were unanimously Pass-
ed by Ithel executive committee of
the iOntariol branch oblthe Domin-
ion Allianca abler deliberationsex-
tendliii, over three hours:
"That we reeognitze in the policy
of abolition' of the bar platform aM-
flounced by Mr. Ill, W. Vowel' tthe
nearest approach propoSed
lil re-
cent years by any responsible par-
ty to the Oftenreiterated ideals of
thic Alliance
iThelt we desire; • to express oar
aPPrecialtion of (thef fact that the
'Parried • in Ontario, aile
cotton get° recognize the deminanec
of the ten•iperanceissue in provin-
cial polities.
"We bMieve, that the next elec-
tion in this! province will be fought
cut upon, this issue, and whereas
the abolition; 'of lthe retail traffic
in intoxicating liquoiel will secure
lom &el province 'what local option
byt.laws have been Isecnring under
dibficullt tonationitl tor individual
murecipalitie,s;
Therefore, thee executive com-
mittee luege4 upon all friends! of
our cause the impedance of taking
action Ito secure 'the nornine,tioleen ,
e v :try coaaslitu en cy, at the
Poissible date of candidates of
eharacter and) ability, whose de-
clared policy will be the fantheslt
ice in the herds of the Dominion
'Sheep Breeders' Aeaacietiona euro of
money to be exponded for this purpose
along lines directed and approved by
this Department You are reenact -
fully requested to he"present, Yonrs
Very Truly,
A. P. 'WESTERVELT
Secretary
Mw and Mvs. Herb Modgriclge of
near Auburn spent Sunday with the
tatters sister, Mrs. Chas. Mc.iening of
Londesboro. - •
Miss :Mabel and arm's, McCool spent
Sunday at the home of their cousin,
Mrs. Wm. Brown, of 13th Concession,
Humphrey Snell has disposed of a
fine team of horses to a party in Ex-
eter. -
Mrs, Thomas Carter is spending this
week at the home of Richard Carter.
-Miss Cora Forbes is engaged as
teacher of S. S. No.5, for a short time
owing to the illnesss of Miss McEwen.
Willard Lee and James Brown have
returned from thel West afterspencling
a few weeks there. The'y say the
West can't come np to Ontario.
Wm. Cole, formerly of Hallett hot
now of Ethel had the misforinne to
have his saw mill burnb on Settee:lay
night.
Miss Violet Philies oi Clinton- 0. 0,2
is on the sick list' Ellie week,
Mrs, Robt Ferris and Miss Ida are
spending at moath with the formers
sietee at Gadetich,
Onirday last week Mrs. H. Taylor
and two deughtees had a narrow
escape while driving along the Huron
Road when the horse took fright at an
num. hits. Teylor is under the doctors
cue but had no bones broken. The
two daughters escaped injury.
Broomfield
James McCully mid son, of Denver,
Colorado, are visiting at the home elf
Joseph McCully of our village.
H. Fitzsimons shipped hogs from our
station on Thursday the price being
$8.130 per hundred.
An offering will be taken up in the
Presbyterian Sabbath School on Sale
bath next for the Chinese Fasx.ine
Fend. It is hoped that the offering
will be liberal.
John McKenzie and wife attended
the marriage of their niece, lilies Fan-
nie McKenzie, of Stanley, to J. Rich-
ardson, also of Stanley, on Saturday
laat the important knot was tied by
othf evRaervn.a ohnstore the popular pastor,
MIs. Alex, Hoes has recieveh the sad
intelligence of the death of ber sister-
in.latv, Mrs. Hugh Rosswife of Dr,
Ross, of Clifford, who died this week.air,
Seeding now almost completed, —
James II. O'Neil has sold his 50 acre
Zizio,to Wm, Aikenhead tor for pi II
George Turnees automobile was ul'u
badly burned last week, the front seat
and other parts were destroyed. The
flre wits. put out by throwing ashes on
the dames: The flames did not xeach
ilihneed,g.asolene tank which bad just been
advanced 10 that direction."
wpfhat we a,ppreciate 'the tithend,
Merits Itiltalt have been made during
the past session of the legislatmee,
strengthenine the Pres eine licansie
"That we appreciate the 'stand
taking by the provincial secretary
in vetoing the license commissionier
sI LTerais.karaing but we urge upon
he go vernment the •nectessity fog!
better cola reenten e of the law in
New ,Ontario,"
The Meeting of the executive wee
well attended, Members being pre-
eent froral all .paree of ,Ontarlio.
President Joseph 'Gil5son presided,
While considerable discuseion was
found necessary before IUio re-
solutions were _agreed upon, they
were all passed pradtically un-
ammouielY•
The reportof the pontical action
• conettee, recommended by Rev.
Sohn 'Coburn' ;recommended the
beginning ofaeeducatecteal cam-
paign in.OntaV/01 Secure
creased in•tereet of temPerance
efeetoes in the Work of tilde fee-
PeetiVe political parties.. It wa5
agreed that elle oimanization oif
the ternperance ieleetorsi ef every
constituency he proceeded with.
.The present/ field eeceeteries and
local organizatione Will be used in
this work,
St, james' Square Church., Torent
Dr, leoberison genuine Scotc
matt and like si many of his count
men is a highlyaalented preacher,
is morever, sna,n of line scholarsh
and of widely known literag power
This will be the first occasion of h
appearing in Clinton. The choir *
render special music at both service
Mr. &leant will go to . Toronto to tat
Dr. Robertson's work for the day
St. jameS Square, Miss ,Reatrie
Monson- of Seaforthl will sing a sol
at 'eaphi service. Dr. Cienclier vi
also ming at 'the evening service,
ONTARIO ST. CHURCH, -
A very Aatisid.ctolry Meeting o
the Quarterly Board wa,s held o
Tucerlay evening, Mr. Lome TYn
dell wart elected delegate, • to 10
District Meeting,' and Mr. Jame
Milier The pwartotraPIP• ecgitttaeacl enguelt. o
Ike completed' vote on chutre
union es followst.-Foe 494; agains
27; total; vote 521. -
The volte of Use Members of ftle,
Quaterly Board was 36 Mei and,
againet. •
The Dietrictl Meeting 'will be
helerin ,Ontariol Street church on
the 21se and 22nd of title month.
The program; given by (the Ep-
'worth League on, Monday, ,evening
was retnospeetive( and prospective.
Excellent repoota were given hy
the retiring, -officer's, after, wide
tho pe,5tor introduced the new offi-
ears. They expressed the aNproe
ciatien erf the( honor .conf erre on
them, and l spoke briefly of their
their plane feet comieg year,
At the cloise of the service the.
executive- Wet and Iselected the
various Committee. The prospects
are very) bright folr isaliceesislful
year. Net Monday evening the
mopithly eniesion.ary meeting will
bo held. A very interesting feat-
ure of the program will beam ad-
dress by Rev., C. E. Sealrens. The
offering will be in *behalf of else
roeward Movement. The ,contee-
eutimie foe/ missions ha the year
&het that( juet .closed mere the larlg-
est tithe histotry of the• League
The Annual Iteadei,s' Meeting
was held last Thursday evening
when the ,niembeesthip roll was re -
Next Sunday morning the pastor
visliorgach on "Isalah'e Temple
Alt the/ evening Iserviee a•spetf.al
yeeorunitiogn pwellol,ple.bespuibe jaecelti_ed„srytomintehte.
•Chartielter."
MARRIAGES
McKENZIE - RICHARDSON-- In
Stantey May 410 at the home of the
brides parents, second (laugh-
ter of 'qr. Roderick fkieKenzie to J.
Richardson, of Stanley, by the Rev.
Mr. Johnston, of Varna,
Toronto parenest of a family of
children who allowed !the latter to
absent (themeelves from ,public
ochool. were (aentenced` to ten days
in jail, but or proraese of amend-
ment were allowed off on 'suspend-
ed 'sentence, ell'here are ether ace
ealities where the law wouldiskand
elotme poushin‘g um he th`e, interest ef
the boys and girls. The Trulane
Law. list practically a :dead letter !
with many a Board of Truistees and, '
shame to state it parents ar
More ;culpable as Ithe family tie
should bet istroinger lthau the offi-
cial relationship of pupil and trun-
itorbhPishfulreP'ciltinIn°Int waken 11°
11.041•0t0,6000e1104,0110
• WITH TELM CHURCHES. Ile
"100094000.•••••••011,1111s
•
'WESLEY ClitIRCB.
The pastor' will eonchict both sere
vicee. Subjeet foe lthe 'morning
"Missionary Aim and Motive" Pox
the evening, "The ininiatry (of Wo-- a
I
Ina,n." Special celebration of lV/cith- o
en e' Day iin Sunday School andet q
(the evening, 'SerViee. Wear the, a
white flower. P
'WILLIS CHURCH. p
• Anniversary Services will be held in ef,
the Presbyterian Church next Sunday. "
The special preacher for Able occasion
is Rev. Andeew Robertson D. D, of
O LICENSES WILL HAVE'TO • GO
Mr. Rowell EXplaIns His
Ottawa --Shops Under
Option.
Polley
Local
Ottawa, May 143.-"T1ie impression
that iseetne to have become preval-
mitt these our policy eldest not in-
clude the wiping out of club license
ea the wrong."
Snell ev,as the statement of Mr. N.
W. Rowell, K.C. leader of the- Lib-
eral party in Ontareo, who is in 01-
awa 'to -day on legal business, In
dincussiing hie celebrated "abolish
the bar" policy.
• Mr. Rowell 'stated that while club
licenses 'were( nept lexpeessly men-
tioned ;lathe( fisisit clansie af.his r6 -
solution, it was the party's inten-
tion to wipethere out to dex ets
.second clause,
"1 de not see how Sir James
Whitney is vane' to enforce his
propesed 'nu titeating' law," said
the Liberal leader. "I think er will
be ,se &Meek( to eaery out, gad
that *will do More hem than
• good. As regards our own Polley
a will, if carried( out, retakellt lten-
possible to obtain; heftier unless it is
• bought in isealedi paekages in the
shops and even then shops May be
abolithed "by Weal option, which
would elihL be left in foxee."
Ilullett Court of Revision
• ---
Nntlee, ,Igs hereby given that the
,Court foe the Revision of (the As-
• .seelineut Ron oldie Township of
Hulleitt, will be held in ;the 'Town -
hip Hall, on saturdiay, the 25th day
12Iay, at 10 a.M., ter the purtposer
f hearing (and settling eomplai(ritta
gain* {the maid assessinent
erison.is linVingt business' at the
ount will please attend at the staid
ime and place without furtherl
'1 ,
' JAMES CAMPBELL
Clerk.
lnallett May 8th, 1912.
toommonamononoonmenvono
1109.11$0111t
The New Wall Papers
have new beauties. Many
delicate color plays are seen
—light grounds strewn' with
bright blossoms and new
effects generally,
The stock can be describ-
ed only in the superlative
degree. With a whole mar-
ket before us we'd be stupid
not to pick the best, As a
matter of fact there's nothing
anywhere round here to be-
gin to compare with onr as,
sortment,
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• 0, t'NtWit.kit0.1,
Rose Comb Brown Leghorn.
Eggs For Sale5
10 this pen are prize win -
nem and are (excellent laYers. Eggs
$1,110 for 15. A geed batch guale, •
enteed.
H. A. HOVEY, Clinton
41600)60606411111090allefieffete1019060
Tenders Wanted
Tenders wanted fox rebuilding a
brick svettlii at The New Biles Minds
and making, other repairer. For
further Pargieulara call at
NEW ERA. OFFICE.
isesoseeseetroosemeimmempes
Wanted at Once
• Wanted at once, Dining React
girls. Highest wages. Apply
CITY HOTEL,
London
Private Sale
The undersigned wishes to &is -
'pose of household fureitureand
,stoves during the ,coming week.
Aet cluiekly, Also al driving .out-
Xit for gale. Alsoi some hens and
chickens. Call at house on Victoria
Street any hour.
r. E+, L. WALKER.
. For Sale er Rent
Kami.11111
A eantiortable 7 -roomed cottage
on Nenth Street, good garden with
bruwt 1:3.,esi good. -water. All in
good eondition, Apply 10 New Era
or Ite
(MRS, .T. )3TATLER
To Graze Cattle
The undersigned is prepared to
graze 30 head of cattle for the pea -
ken 01 1912 Plenty Gf 'water and
shade. Apply to
JOHN WARD,
Summerhill P. O.
Mortgage Sale
ulnae& ,andi pursuant 'bathe pow-
er tilf, ale cofftained in th certailki,
aclenture of MoaftgageA Made by
William 'Howard, thee will bo off-
ered far 1.1alo by public auction, by
Thotina§, altthe
Albion ffottel, .13aybielu, on .monciiay,
the 2010r day cif 'May, 1912, at three
o'clock 'in (the gternoon, ithe
properfty; namely,-
Lo{te One and Two inlianRe ,‘X"
isa thd leaid Village 'of Bayfieict,
eontaming lay adineasur molt,
Twenty aores of land, More or less
Dm (filo prepelity There ia barb
20x20 Itrith a leante 20x1.2, also a
etable 31x16, and a etone inilk house
10x12, Thexe esalso an orchard.
TERUS 011 SALE --20 per cent. of
th.e pterelia,sei Money on clay of ttalel
and 'the balance within 30'days
thereaftete
inamediate poAsessicrn ,can - be
Punther' Particulars and
conclitien,s will bellied° lenoWn on
the 'day! ,o(f sale or ,ean beyhata on •
appiteeition Ibo.the uncler,sagaied.
There 'will be(a treservad• bid.
Dated lat (Goderiell this 6th day
of Inan A.D., 1912,• •
IProuldfoott, HaIriO &
Voniaors Solicitors,
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