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The Store That Shows
The New Things First
We believe in beingthe "whistle" not the .`echo'
and that is why you find this store always m the lead
in showihg the "New Things" first. If a manufacturer
has a new style in a ladies suit coat, skirt or dress, We
are the first to have it in Clinton.
Season's cleverest styles and choicest values are
now on disslay. We are showing New Embroidery
and Lawn Dresses; New GitiehamS and Chambray
Dresses; New Wash Skirts; New Lingerie ant:I Tai-.
lored Waists, also a large fange of House Dresses,
See These Before Buying
essesseeneesea.
Misses and Children's,
Summer Dresses
We have a very large range, made of lawn, em—
broidery, gingham, chambray and print. Age from 1
year to r6 years.
See these while the Assortment is Good
Millinery that will Interest YOU
Our Hats are perfect as regards style. They are
faultlessly made, They are certainly most reasonably
priced.
We are showing new styles in Misses and Children's
Hats on Saturday.
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You are Corilially Invited to see our
Interesting Exhibit 01
01111CfRIO IN
NO, 4 DISTRICT
Grouping Arranged At Stratford
IVI eeti ng.
Stratford, May 14..--A meeting of
the committee 410PUillted by Presi-
dent Elliott, consisting of Mts,rs.
Sills, McOutcheou, Rea, Zimmerman,
Radcliffe and Brown, met here to at.
range the group for the first round ot
the senior,intermediate and junior
Competition.
Ttus coMmittee decided
1. Thaethe convenor of each group
must place the schedule for that group
in the hands of Secretary IT.W. Brown
of Berlin, not 'later than Saturday,
May 18,
2. That all intermediate groups
must return a whmer on or before
July 1.
8, That in all two club groups a
double schedule should be played,goals
to decide the winners,
4. The senior teams entered are
Woodstock, Tavistock, 8 tratfoccl, St.
Marys and, (Ironton, and represento.
tives of these teams are requested to
meet at the Y, M. C. A„ Stratford, on
the evening of irfay 16 and draw up
their schedule tor the season, under
the direction .of 3. W. 'IciOutelleon,
Stratford,
The intermediates are grouped as
follows :
Group • Niagara Pelisse/. bye.) ,
Groups '2 and, 3 -St. Geerge, New
Dundee. Gott, Preston, Hespeler, Ber•
lin Rangers, Berlin Tigers, Convener,
T. 0, Elliott, of Preston. ,
Group 4 Brucefield, SeaJoetb,Brus.
sels, Wingham. 00E venor, Flank eills,
Seaforth.
Group 5 --Poole,Listowel and Mil ver -
ton. Conrenor, Dr, Ledeituan, al
ilverton.
Groups 6 and 7—Mildmay, Walker-
ton, Hanover, Owe ra 'Sound. Cowan.
or, Dr. Doering, at Walkerton.
Groug8 -London and St. Thomas (if
they' decide at once to enter)
The senior teams are grouped as fol-
lows :
Group 1—Walkerton and Atwood.
Convenor, P. 0, Ratcliffe, Atwood,
Group 2—Seaforth and .eavestock. 33,
0. Zimmerman, at Tavistock.
Arrangemeets tor the Hough cup
match between Listowel and
ham are are pending. The game will be
played on eitt1CP fatty 11 or Mey 18.
As no challenges are in the hands of
the W. A, A., secretary, this would he
spleedid opportunity for a high
school or collegiate institute to secure
au immediate change of date.
DIAMOND WEDDING.
s The Christian Guardean.
An event which, few, couplets; are
permilttedl to enjoy 'Wes aelebeCeltell
by e'er. end Jeles. jolly .Hollyart
Thee Worthy .coaple were mersfeld
in) the• old Bible Christian Parefen-
. age, Cobourg, on 'Wedneeday, Ap-
ril 22, 1852. Rev. Io'hei Edw,aedeWas
the officiateng clergyman.
Mr. and ides. Hellyar arra naeitvers
ef St Eval, Cornwall, England. At
the age of seyetaaslilIr, 3ieellyart3
eigher deed, .anl. oeuey in liee ..he
learned to ma,ke hie OWn Way intim
ton family ,accompanted by Mr.
world, On April 11, 1850, the 'Beene
+++++++++++•.+4+++++++++++ Mr. Fogel Cooper of 0 AI' • Canaria, /the voyage occupying ,seet-
1-lellyar, ;tailed in "The Bell"
41, Wast .1"te.re fora few days duringteled en weeks. The f.anally settled In
fowls fine,s1 tong
4.
+ • it is the desire of the IP
publishers that all should
+ take an interest in this
column of THE maw
•
.‘ !SRA. If you hate friends -
+ visiting you, or are go. t
Z ing away for a trip, leaye
•
4,- word or send it on a post
+ card.
2 +
->" Isir. Morley Counter Was in Brant-
osdr and ,saw {the opening of the
Canadian League on Tneeday.
Mrs and Mee. David' Soma Ieet
tele week ibo, cresidie isa Winghatel.
The beet whsthes eef elteir nane,Y
friende a.ceoanpaey them to &err
new home.
Mr. P. G. Kelly of Olean, N.Y, ie
visiting in 'and around Clinton.
tdr. 3. B. Hoover wale in Brantfarid
thio. week attending 1 -the opening. '
beseball game.
'Rev. P.M. Wootton of Stratlotel
hag received an unanimo:us inviltat-
tion to become the pastoral tette.
Aineley Street Methodist chua.ch
l Mtse Irene Ethel gohntes of Luck..
now, and neice of Mesa Jegnee
lielmee of Own, Was a successful
graduate from the Vietoxia Wiese -
mg School of Natees, ret VIptoxla
Hospital, London. The resit/eta
Weed announced lest PridaY xnexine
. Leg.
1 Mrs. (1),e) G. Earnest Efolmes, of s
iSaskatooM is visiting vvith Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Doherty. t
We regret to her that Art, Jackson 1
of Moore Jaw, has been laid up at the I
hospital. Mr. Jackson worked. in Dun e
cans barber shop for a shore time a e
omple :11,v -ears ago. e
The old friends in town of Mr. L. e
IHanson, will be sorry to he .r of. his e
that tosvn, e
VoetlinVoffiloefwthes rao "Tebrfyr clot*Ineat- ail
ham and a prominentlawnhowler in ..Y1
;heir. 0, Tebutt well known in town p
and vincinity. who has graduated in a
Manuel Training from the 0. - A. 0. '11
i Guelph, and who is taking erhe work t
I for Specialist standing, Not joined the g
American Etoad IVIaelline 0o. of Gode- e
etch
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t
Co•boures where they lived for two
years, when Me [Hensler, and Miss
Catharine Brenton &emceed to be
married, !the we,c1ceing laking place
all abo.re !stated, After two years
(further! restdenee Cobonalg ehey
moved to Tyrone, -where Mr. Hell-
yrte carried on a ,secceesful boot
and ohne bestnese for tweInterrinitile
years. In (this villageotheee eirildrien
verd barn, eix of theka—two sons
and Jour daughtees, all reaching
he age of manhood and, women -
:nod. In 1883 they Moved to Bow
nanvillo, and in 1893 they parchaa-
d "Gladstone Villa" on Wellington
tweet, wheal° 'they now reside, sure
o.unded: by all the cornfoata, neeas-
ary fox elle closing years of meet-
ul and happy lives, In Decenabler
tithe' ,same yeae /deceit' home was
arken,ed by isoavow when 'the
oungeet daughter, Fanny. Was
trickon With typhoid fever and
Resod away .aetee a geev weeks'
Meta. Three yfrans later, Annie,
le second deteghter, also passed to
ho great •bs(yond. In 1902 the
olden wedding lannevereary was
el ebrated by the family and frien,d,e
f the Methodist Church, of which
hen have been, lifeelang, members
and by many other friends in itown,
Now another deeatle has pawed
and they are privilessjece tocelee
brute thee. diatn:o/nd ,annivereary
under elle most spiciest:pg. ans,pices.
Good Pxiday ,evae ,elro,slen as the
tier for the farney, Ireneriora, • ,and
among tho;.sca present , everet—Reele
and Mee S. T. ,Bartlett, Misses Lena,
Harriet and Whet and NIesers. Sam
and Free Eadtlett, Toronto' Wert
and Mee. W. 01, Hellyer, ?Fanny,
Any, John and 'William !Brenton).
Clinto,n,1 the latter beingbaptesield
by; Mr. Bat/Hatt dueling the laettee
Miss Ethel Morson, of Sertforth, vvas
the gueet of Miss- Belle ()Nell, over
Sunday.
Les Doherty, of Boston. in reseed in
„ , vett/Men at lier hone wieh • Mrs" and
Gait vn 1913. The ArnaleY :Street
cMrs. W. D. Doherty, •
church 550510 of the StrIongeal4 en e..,h,efr, presser. es earree, 5, 8
the Hamilton Confeeence, and haste I ne t
ecsageegaabou
tion of (t 800. Rev.
a. .0thileon, former.Pashoreaoceset-
. ed eall Dundas'Sttteet, London.
Mr. 'Wootton Sowell len.own (lee sa
great many in (town. .
Mr. Ches. Wallis (returned Winn
, hie western trip. on teeiday night,
and reports /that the peoepelets eels
bright out Wet.
'Me. and Mes, IGeorgel Sweats of
Clinton, were visiting for, et lebv
days! with their eon, Me. 3. E.
Ssearte.--Wingham "Times,
Mr. Fitzpateeck Barxee wag a
viaitor in town lest week.
Mies Barton of OBelmare as the
guest °deer, and leers/. John Baxeley
Mee; R. • R. IVIamiling is expeelteld•
home ,next week freen Denvee, ,Col.,
where she Was called owing to hei
Molther'e serious tillness and sub-,
Sequent death. •s
Mee, S. -Harney has been On thei
sick 1111 during the peet week, but
we are glad Ittehear eth.alt sherieliane
s',P,lici)ivr,kigieghorn of :(the• Motor Car
;Cele lea this weelc with eseveral cars
for the Pachfic•Coast, ;where e -
will
Ju
exhibit the ;care en. the principal
citiee and towns en British Colum-
bia,
Mr. Prank Hall ia ,couarting on
taking: a couple, of ittreeltp very
'ehortly and •goiteee up ea New On -
whom. he has a icouple cif
farral which he wo/uad like to ,s,ete,
Wes predielt thee Mt. Hall will be
earl/lased/ when he steeN ,thae conn -
try as it has no:lei:betties of •becone-
Ing , a very /thickly populeted part
at a few year's,
'Mr. and Mee. George L. Walker
and family Moved Ito Brantford
'Ithursidey where they will .remide
Ifletnee. We join smith) their:
Magee ,freends n.Wls141ng long life
ahd haPelnese iretatetr new home,
lliEi;s. John Wwsieaaan as isnelteng
with relative,s, an,t1 Tree/ads in Ham-
ilton and Teen/alto.
or in a p ace, spent a few
days vieiting his daughter, Mrs. Ma
Elarady, Ontario St. st
Rev. D. K. Greet was in Toronto
thi$ week as be was supplying in the
St. Jarnes Square church.
Miss Jean McPherson, nurse in New
York spent a few days the guest of her
uncle, Mr. D. le Macpherson.
Mr. Stanwood of ;Winnipeg, western
representative of the Doherty Piano
and Organ Company, was in town
last week.
We are pleased to report that Wil-
frid Weir, brother of Mrs. J. Hartley,
and a, former C. a I., student success-
fully passed his Fresbroan year at the
Dental College at Toronto. •
We are glad to report that Miss
Elva Johnson, daughter of Mn J.
Johnson, a Dungannon, and formerly
of Olintrna, who has been seriously in,
is improving as fast as could' be ex-
pected. •
iTgwn and Country
CALLED TO JARVIS.
A congregational meetie II
oox
c urch was (tailed for on Moriday last,
for the purpose of selecting a, minister.
A tall was extended to Rev. John
Richardson of Kippen tent.
MR. AYEARST'S STJCCESSOR.
Rev. J. B. Grirnshavv, lately pastor
of the Baptist church at Petrolia, has
been appointed special provincial
license officer, in succession to Rev.
John A. Ayearst, who resigned to go
to Alberta,
PUTITINGI IN THE 'WATER.
The water Commissioners havetheir ot
men started Hue week at putting
in the services into the houses in
1 (Minton. Any who ere thinking of
putting in the system should hand in
their nam
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NOT
Is the Time For
Plumbing,
• Eavetroughing
Stove •Movingl
--
ALL ORDERS
will receive prompt at- }
tention, Prices given
on' all kinds of
Rooting, Siding, and
Contract Work.
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Sanitary Plumbers
PAMMAAAWAAAAANNAAN4A/0
noon ; Mr, John g10113'70 IL°Av
assfJciitrtedt with, lis fathjetr'lla busi-
ness, and 'Miss Eva liellyar, who
roside ,at home, ancl !Rev, Geotte
Patterson4 13, A.., Toronto,
Wednesday+, a,ac(enoon and ieven-
tog, April? 17111a, the warlthyi couple
Wero 'At Roane" to tltear friehds,
When ,about 175 callod to congratul-
ate. them on haling .spared to sis.e
this happy •Oceasion, Choice, reL
\fresh/riches weheserved it o all A,
veTY Pleasing 1eSturp was the visit
ef‘tito Town (CoiMcil,"repra,:rent ed
by Beeve jaine.3 and Cou:nesieerele-
note, cornj,E41, Reinter, Copeland1'.r• Morrie and 'Grigg, and Corn:rats-
stoner' riultchinson, whileh called in
a body 10 PaY respeetto thowartby
eotple on April 22. Lettere of eon-
gratulatronsi were received from
many friends, and allergy, beautiful
grilta were prelegted 10 tie couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Bellyar have been
Mdthadi,sts since thoir etarly years,
and 'Mr. nellyar hos been a church
Official for 41)001, . half a century.
Ilts has also been for many Teas -sI a
mostlirvberu slted D.ader of the
ChriAtiati Guardian. '
Clinton Hors?, Show A
Big Success as Usual
11'he following article is taken
froth the May .number of the 'Cana-
dian COMInercial .Travel ler land
Railway NOW,S and xefees to the,
railroad mad who were here • on,
that day and whoa e big picture the
New Era eia.n last week :—
The, annual Spring Honee Show,
held. in Clinton, Out., tees year was,
al usual, a big suaceses. Neeely all
•the country- roads were simply ina-
nessible, but the trains brought eta
largetcrowd,s and the t own was fall
of people, Many prominent
wfly. men, who are honorary mem-
ber,of the Asenciation, came en
Inc .the ;show and assumed e/heie
duties as judges in, the dile-greed
cheeses/ weth every satiefaebion, .to
the exhibitons. Deesage -,Barnes of
Detroit' took charge ef the, laules
and hie judgin,g. evidently pleaseld.,,
foe he was .s!eeinein ;company with
the exhiblbors at the closg of 'gee
;show, taking a ,social glass. Andy
Taylor, of Toronto, assisted by Ark
Weetheesten, of StratfOrd, judgele
the 'he,avy. tireughte. It was a dee-
job and Res doubtful, if their
'work gave ,satisfaction. Andy was
oseneteotboostfaot tlt..tthe efies.hareo‘tvrainwarsoroTveeelrei
while Bab could not )mfond. Har-
ry Watki,n,s, 13111 Hood' and 1.1. Mc-
Deugall comprised the outfit who
bought they knew all about light
hoeses and some say et was lucky
that 'they got out of town before
ark. Friedl Terny, Bob Middleton
ed Bob McCraw took up the agri-
ultUral hoses and to h,ear 'helm
'iscuss' the many fine pants of a
'mad .hoete you would. naturally
Mule *hey knew Suoxe abont hose -
3 than railway eate'si Jack Bose,
e Toronto, judged filo /nuke and
aelcassee and considering kinet tees
vire het first offence, it was con -
!tiered ;that be did very, well,
Th.setf °Hewing document was
gned, by the railway' Ine•n ef their/.
town :
We, the entire:sighed honeraf'Y
entbera of the Clinton Horse Show
sec:elation, again repose our a-
ndante 'upon Ithl.s, suspicious oc-
a,sion.
We assert teet gee, in a Mei-
er condition to aesurae all Teepee-
biutiee oif /the dey and will en -
eaves. in every Way to give e'very-
edY a SQVARE DEAL. We
Gait RAISE anybody out of his
otsi but we will inett :stand liar
:BLUPP. Anything above the
p,enees ,of !the nay We win ,devote
'the Orphan Fund
Wet will depart fromeeown in a
ntlein•anly manner and we, will be
etc again newt year.
Geo.. Barnes, Reel:drat agent Nortiv-
n Pacific Railway, Detroit; R.
tddletona traveling freight agent
chigen Central, 511. Thomas; H.
Wetkilet, Canadian agent, Great
rthern, Toronto; John J. Wee,
velLing paesenger agent, Robert
kcal Co., Too:onto ; P. H. Terree
veiling -ag,ent, Great Northeen,
Tonto; 33.0. McCraw, traveling
ent, Soo Line, Toronto; R.I. S.
ealtherebon, divisional freight a-
ne, G. T.11., Stratford; W. 99.
od, traveling passenger agent,
el Mariquetee, ,Toronto ;
ylOr,t Canadian peasenger algeolt,
M. & St. 1'. 33., 'Toeonto,
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Remarkable Experienee or Rev,
M. Turnbull, Formerly' of /
Goderioh,
Residents of Huron Dio:ceee who
know Rev, SVIark Turnbull, le rec.-
ter of St, George's Anglican church
'o Leh,' will beet appreem et the
manner in which. Ithat clargymaar
receintly.aavd hinualelf froan being
mu,rdered, by MOcican bandits.
Mr Tuen,bull has beee in Mexico
far fal ,couple of years, buiti finding
the elim,ate did nee agree 'web hip
health; gave tepees position .and
,stantece back torCansecla during elle
recenlii :revolutionary dieoeideess
With him he oa,rried a nuroseer of
important) pApers, eiltrtliSltad '10 his
keeping by officiate of /the Teneed-
Statete !Government, as we I as a
number of isesenosts. -
Mexican; brinclite boarded ehe
train befare he boundary was
reachecl, and all the pass.-
engent. Coming( to Rev. Mr. Ileaste-
bull ;they found: the papers, Tbey
promptly .removed Manta the (bag-
gage ear and bound him wells rope,s
Viemly convenced /that he ;was ',a
opy. He eold teem he was emit/lis-
ter' of the Gospel, .forro.41k:of.
1300eiitevreiclhieraCanada, but theyttlid' not
Pretty. Close to Death at Bandits'
Banda
Thet leader oe the bentiete, carder. -
ed the ,clergymen ;shot, and the
Member)* of tthe party had their
rifles! aimed When the intended vic-
tim' thought of 'a plan. .
":Belforel „you ;sheet me," i.e ;said,
"I want you eo giye Meet caltaece"
spealtIntr 3D Spantsh., with which .o
language he -well acquainted. “To
provo to you Jthal. 1 ani not a !spy.,
and that Jam What I,say Tam, you
Pick out any 'sermon n that bunch
give mettle r,ext, and I will preach
tlsIsermon. ±0 300,' -
So they -brought out hils iserMons
.and gave him alma, and the Meat
ahead And preachdti, four or fiVo
paged of 41ae )sormon tira2.M in
Spanish The leader saw that he
W5 l?, what he rePrexented himself to
be, and Tel& -"Ca hdril• •
Dtcf not know a Good Thing
When Mr. Turnbull got out of
Mexicata (terra:Wry he wriote to
Jedge Hole for yews a warelert of
31, Geoeee'e Chard!' at Goderieb,
fEaytng ,Ittuttnrmaly; "Tho SertnonS
atallS kept you people; from com-
ing to ehuich Q,aved My life,"
Blyth Pastor Called
By liespeler Church.
Rev. J. L. -Small Unanimously De-
eided On As Minister To Succeed
Rev, A. J. Stewart.'
The congregation of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Oh orch, at Teespeler, has
unanimously decided to extend a call
to Rey. Mr. J. L. Small, pastor of St,
Andrew's Church, Blyth, to fill the
Pulpit mane vacant by the removal of
Rev. A. T. Stewart, who was called to.
Kew Beach. Rev. Ide Small has been
pastor of the Blyth Church for six
years.
AUBURN PASTOR TO
GO TO PORT ELGIN.
Paisley, May 13.—At ,the inereteng
of the Brune Prby/Ivy, the call
frolne Port Elgin lereabettesean
Chaech, to elev. ler. Mann of Atte
burn, 31730. !sustained. The induct-
ion will lake place at Port Elgin on
May 31.
BAND CONCERTS.
Olintonians will greet with pleasme
the fact and the open air hand con
cert will be resumed- in about two
weeks. The bend is making arrange
ments to hold their first concert at as
early a date as possible.
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Mrs. W. Giants Oaumbell has been
eugeged o fill the position of organ-
ist an this Church for it couple of
months, thereby relieving Miss Dols -
arty for it time,
ONTARIO ST. CHURCH
The Epworth League held their
monthly Missionary meeting on Mon-
day evening. The following excellent
programme was rendered, Hymn 318,
Peayer—James Miller, Reading—Miss
Came Shipley, Hymn. 453, Address—
Rev. 0. E. Jeakins. beet-- "Anobored
at Last" by Gorden Taylor and Da
Witt Oosens. Letter from oar Miss-
ionaey by Mise Grace Walker: Hyuln
323. Benediction, The Pastor presid-
ed. The meeting next Monday even-
ing will ee in chargeofthe Literary
and Social Committee.
WILLIS CHURCH.
Annivctraary services wene held
in: the thane Wee Sunday. The
'special preacher. ef Abe day was
Reer. Andrew Roberson, D.D., of
St. Jamea Square- Church, Toronto,
and he preached two final !Sermons
eat the congregations. Miss Bea -
tried eeoleso:n, of Seat/nee. sang two
tin o eolos, and Dr. Gaudier sareg ate
the eveining In/melee.
District News.
Loudon Itoad
Sansuel When/case takes the topic at
the League at Mrs,' Mcleeight's next
Tuesday night.
It seems to be it bad Spring on little
colts. Already Njessrs. 'Wm. Hardy,
Jos. .Shipley. Geo, Lane have each lost
one this spring.
Mr. end Mrs. Alf Welsh visited the
lettere; brother, Mr. A. Stevenscn
this week. .
Mr. arid Mrs. Will Staubury visited
frieeds near Alma, last Sunday.
Barfield
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Kt oorhonso, of London, is now on
a visit to his cottage. and intends
starting contractnrs on his new build-
ing an Main Street.
The entire fishing fleet is now in
operation and good results are realized
up to date.
Chief Constable Elliott has divided
his house in order to make two build.
ings so that then there will be an
extra house to rent when completed.
Briteetield
Mr. Williem McIntosh had 'the miss
fortune to cet-the paliii ot his hand so
badly, eacently that several stitchee
.were egg p ired to el c se the wound,
lightning struck the henbouse on
the terra of David McIntosh, V, S., on
Tuesday evening, and set fire to it,
Neighbors noticed it in time, and tee
telephone canes into use, and soon
quite a crowd from the village came
and put out the fix.e before very much
damage was ,one. Had it not been
noticed in time, the barn vvotild haee
soon caught.
Mr Janes IVIcOully and son, from
Denver, Col,, are visiting the formees
brother and sister, Joseph McCully
and Miss Mary Jane 111,c0u ly,
The Presbyterian congregation en
joyed a great Nlissionary fee: t 013 Sab:
bath last, when the Rey, R. P. Mc
Kay preached on Missions/ both morn-
ing and evening. -The congregation
will be canvassed in a short time to
see if they can bring up the offerings
allotted to the by the Presbytery.
Jett's. Alex, Ross left on Tuesday last
tor to visit his son Hugh Ross, of
Swift Current, Saskatchewan,
Mr. Thomas Boyce and wife, of God-
erich, formerly of this place have gone
to Moosejaw to spend the Summer
with their son, Drew Boyce arad other
relatives, Their friends here wish
them apleasant visit,
James 11, O'Neil has bought an auto
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t tn8 party near Creditor).
Mrs, ltenkie, Seaforth ia very ill at
her daughters, Mrs Dan -Ross.
The offering for the -Chinese Pam,
inc Fund in the Presbyterian Sabbath
School 00 Sunda,y was 828,
Te Baron Presbytery was held in
the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday,
John McKenzie, of our village, has
lately purchased a Sherlock -Manning
player piano from London,
John McNeil and bride who have
been visiting at the home of Win,
Murdock have returned to their home
at et. Themes.
Joseph Irwin has'-inacle prepare
tions to supply this neighborhood
with fish during the sumtner.
Seeding is progressing, Very favor-
ably, Many finished last week and
nearly all will be through this week,
Both of the sawmills are busy at
present. Howson & rAwscn expect to
Young's expect to finish cutting maple
nh eel; te ‘s: vr I ee spki ot. iWO Carloads 01 rollers Vat,
rted that the span of the
bridge on the west side of the river is
Co be taken down shortly, Timbers
for scaffolding are on the ground,
The result will be a summer's drive
through the river. It is expected a
larger span will be made, placing the
new Westmont farther back.
Mr, Asquith is busy at present fit-
ting up hie evaporator for the season.
He purchased part Of the old school
and is rebuilding it beside the evapor-
ator. He is putting, in a gasoline
engine and otherwise makieg is
thorougbly up•to.date evaporator.
Seaforth
lgr. James Chinarning, a well-known
resident of Egnaondville, passed away
on Saturday evening. Mr. Ounmaing,
who had been in poorehealth for some
time, was in his 71st year, and leaves a
wife and a grown-up family.
Death came very auddenly to a well,
known citizen of this town on Stem-
day- in the person of Mr. Wm. Stehle
Mr. Sleith, isa company with his wife,
had been shopping down town, and up.
on returning home about ten o'clock,
he immediately retired to his room
where his wife found him shortly
afterwards breathing his lase heart
failure being the cause oi cleate. De-
ceased, who was it carpenter bytrade,
was in his 66th year end is survived by
his wife and a family of one son and
one daughter, fn religion he was a
Presbyterian and ba polities a Liberal.
Varna
Messrs. Prank and Allan McKenzie,
of Detroit, have returned home after
attending tbe wedding of their sister,
Miss Fanny matenzie.
miss IS. Horner is the 'guest of her
sister. Mrs. R, Beatty.
Mr. Allan Esler, of Manitoba, Vent
a few days here, the guest of his
uncle. -
Tee event of the season was the
marriage of Miss Fanny McKenzie to
Me. I. J. Richerson, The ceremony
was performed by Rev. D. .Tohnston.
Mrs. D. W, MeAsh, aunt of the bride,
played the wedding march. Guests
were present from Detroit, London,
Wyoming, Goderich, Seaforth, Brim-
field and many relatives and friends
around Varna.
Oar Pastor, Rev, T. 3. Snowden, ac-
componted by his daughter, Miss Effie
Snowden -were the guests of Mr, and
Mrs. James Graham, of Gederich
Township one day last week.
Council—Oommil met per adjourn-
ment last Monday. All members pre.
sent. Minutes of last meeting read
and approved, tBy-Law, No.3, author-
izing the Treasurer to borrow money
from the Royal Bank RV township
perposes was read and passed. The
following accounts were ordered paid :
Jas. Johnston, filling et Benmiller
bridge $14,00. Simon McCullough, 1111-
ing at Benmiller bridge $2e00, Geo.
Maw, filling at Bridgewater bridge
$20.00, Thos. Gundry, gravel $148.
The iron work of the Uolborbe bridge
was let to tbe Hill Co. of Mitchell, and
tee cement work to William Elliott, of
Clinton. Oomacil adjourned to meet
as a Court of Revision on Monday,
May 2711) at, 10 o'clock.
N. W. TREWARTHA
Clerk
Thallett,
Chas. Stewart has sold his grey
driver to a Clinton buyer.
Misses Evelyn 1101 and Della !Vie -
t/001 spent Sunday at the home of
George Farquhar of the 51h Concess-
ion.
Miss Aresie Woon spent a few days
of this week with her sister, Mrs,
S tee ens,
Miss Katherine Glousbxer, second
daughter of.lohn Gloeshier was united
in marriage to Mr. Edgar Patterson
of Wingham on Wednesday May 15th,
Congretulations.
Stant etV
Rev, Mr, Clertiere, wife and two of
his family, Samuel and Marguerite
were visiting oo the line this week.
They were the guests of Mr, John
Moffat. Mr. Clarriere attended the
meeting of Presbytery on Tuesday in
Brucefield.
Mr. James Thomson, who has been
attending the College of Pharmacy in
Toronto during the winter came to
the home of his uncle, ler. Alex.
Thomson on Monday. Ile will return
to bis home in MoosenJaw by way of
Toronto in the course alt few days.
Mr. Goldie Graham went to Toronto
with a load of cettle at the end of last
eveek,
Mr, Wen. Watkins raised his barn
on Wednesday preparatory to putting
a cement foundation for stabling
under it,
, Lonues bona
Tvvii,Vagons passed through the
viilage gathering cream for the Dun -
gamma tirearnery this week was the
first of tlae seesou.
Rev. Pearcy attended the meeting
of Preebytery at Brucefield on Tues.
day. .
J. Woodman made a delively for
fruit trees this week.
J. Hutton bas a temporary dam
made and is now grinding by water
power, He got a car of IVIanitoba oats
this week and the farruers hauled
most of there from the car,
- W. Peffer is emitting the fish buse
nese,
el. Fitzsimmons butcher visits this
village twice a week with meat.
J. Heffron butcher also makes week-
ly visits. •
Nelson Bingham, a former resident
of Hallett is calling on some of his old
friends.
We had e small Winter on Monday
of this week.
Farmers are now busy prepating for
mange's, sugar -beets and corn.
The horseenan commenced their
rounds on Monday,
I'llUESDAY, MAY .19th, 1912,, 1 1 t
BRIGHTENING
THINGS
UP
Itao season of Lase near/
whe01 every b o der ;should givje',
, the, home a chance and bright -
on things up a bit. The walls
,and ,ceelinge ,stare you o the
,.,fa.ce 'every 310M Cef AA day .
apd1 are eneitled (to•More tone
sideration than most people .
'
give. Tey ehe effeet of • •
NEW WALL PAPERS
and lee ns eisbmit designs and
'estimates for your considerae.
teens 111 is def Mule to con-
vey wighout ,actual /seeing,-
anyt. notion of , the attractive '
.pattelete we are ;showing en
paper hangings,
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Tenders Wanted
Tenders wanted for rebuilding a
brick wall at The New Bilk Wilde
end Making other repair% Fen'
fuether parttienlare call ,at
NEW ERA OFFICE.
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NOTICE TO IRON BRIDGE
BUILDERS
Tenders will be received by the
Council uf the rownsbip of Mullett up
to 2 se m„ on Saturday nth, elay for
the building of an Iron _Bridge with
cement floor on Concession 10x1I, S 11
15x16, length between abutments
(which are already built) being 471t
6 inches and 14 ft roadway..
JAMES CAMPBELL
Clerk
Londesboro, 13th May, 1012,
For Sale or Rent
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A •coneforitablet 7 -roomed Cottage
on Noeth Street, good garden with
Beset treat,/ good IVAter• -4.11 sa
good comdetion. Annie to New Bra,
or Ito
'MRS, J. 13TATLER
Clinton Court GI Revision
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'NOTICE . is hereby 'given, Ithat•thel
. • •
. Court for 'elle Revision of the As-,
eassittene Moll of the Towe
01 Clin-
lan, will . be .held in the 'Commit
'Chamber, onedoutlay, the 27th day,
'of May at 8p.m., fer the •purpose of
hoaring .,and 'settling comelaittlite
•agnine(ti the lucid 'assesemeett -Toll,
,Parsorne having ' business at tee
'Court will pleeee attend at the seed
time end plaza- •
D. L. MACPHERSON, .
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Clinton,. May 16th, 1912. Clerk.
Teacher filanted
Expe:rleacea 77embher Wanted, male,
ox, female, to /teach 'Tinton 'Scheel/
No. 12, Goderich and: Hue cite sittese
tete alt Stiranseethel, eonveinfolit to
eliewebt 'and positoffieo, With daily,
mail ;service, butte's tboe-eonnuerice
September' 3153, 1912. State eatery
Applieationg,
8111 be received opts), June leth.
3. LINDSAY, Secretary
11, No. 1 ce
Stay 14th, 1912. • ' ' --1111-04
House for Sale or Rent
Al 7 -roomed frame hose ea
Huron Street, opposite Correperie
etal Hotel, for eatel 00'1lb) reelt;
Houlece is being put in :goote order/
Walterwoelce40 .connection, Appl
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