The Clinton News-Record, 1899-04-06, Page 98.
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A Modest
Introduction
Is usually the forerunner a pleasure
and SatISPI0tic/Os It Is WitIi the intent
of *mire and satisfaction in view
that we call your attention in modest
wa,y to our.Wall Paper stock .claiming
Or it ooly pure inerit in designs merit Mr. George 'AVIS Was in Brantford on
11 quality, merit to asscrtment and in hUsinesa thii
s week
Mies josie Worthegton visited lo
many Cases elitiming for it a V011sItAar. sensorth this week, .
able Pries advantage. , Mr William Mason of Blvtli WAS in
the Ilub on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gordon are visiting
their datighter Berlin.
TIM CLINTON NEWS -RECORD.
, Miss Annie Rowe tit vielting in (lode- Mrs, Israel Teylor return'ed Tuesday
richvening from Toronto where be had
Mr. George Bunsch Was in Heneall on been spending a feW daywith
' Friday laet, friende.
•
• Hera spent Sunday with- (ode- :Mr. Thornae McOuire has gone to
rich friends. klartfold, Ocean., where he has se -
Mr. HarVe Reid of London yisited in cured a situation in the Columbia
town on Friday. 'bicycle works'
Mies Alice Medd has returned from a Mr. VV. ,Jackson ticketed over the C. P.
visit in Goderich. - R,'thie week Mrs. Oilroy and family
MISS Mary Brown of Wallet has re. to Regina and E. Mole and L. Law.
turned to Detroit, lor to Brandon.
Mr. J. E. Moser •ot Illyth was in the Miss Ella Miller arrived from Detroit
Hub on Tuesday. on Saturday and will spend some
time visiting relatives in town and
Goderich township,
Miss Webster, who his been the guest
of her sister, Mre. R. Greiscb, return
-
ea to her home In Preston yeSterday,
Cousidering the rice, nor five cent •
assortmeot is really elegant, our six
cent patterns are just worth a cent
more andour ten cent patteens worth
four cents more than the'six cent ones,
and that is the Way all thrugn our Mr. Jos, McDonald of Goderich was in
stock, for every advance in price a the Hub on Good Friday.
corresponding enlargement in quality, miss seuemot ginoitraine was a vest
WO will be much disappointed and BUJ,- at.Mrs. Won. Cooper's this week,.
prised if we don't 'amply satisfy all . Mr. Geo. D, Sills of Wingham was a
buyers in our Wall Paper department Olinton visitor on Good Friday. •
this season, it is so exceptionally cm* - M. Andrews and her daughter, Miss
plete and displays• I:nuek for the14111e,are guests of Exeter friends,
price asked. You never had a chance to Miss . MaCkay is spending the Easter
get so much for the meney as tins year, vacation at her borne in Seaforth.
you will not have this advantage next Mr. Jas, Poster left Tuesday for Dun -
year for the manufacturers announce das where.has secured a situation.
their intention •of a• censiderablead-. ,mrs,; (Dr.) Barrows of Seaforth was
vance in price; We are veey often the guest of Miss Clement lest week.
cheaper Ow other dealere ; our claim Miss Armour returned Tuesday even -
to be always:the best stillstands,
_ frons a visit to friends in Woodstock.
. •
Mr. Masters of Seaforth sailed en
Clinton friends this week.
OAen Mr,...rphn. McPherson of Jackson 'Bros.
the Cheapeet Always thellest.
, . btaff has taken a sitiption in Tor on -
The Vie 'D. Fair _ go Mise ,: Nellie Brown returned from a
i visit to her sister in 1 Aylmer on Tues.
Robertll:Holmes. M. P, came home for
•Easter and has since returned to Ot-
Mr. T. H. Graham et Inglewood was
CLINTp.N. •
Apents Parlier's Dye Broilcs.
inl town for a few days of the past
Manilla Binder Twine. week.
% Miss ,Pridham of Gocleric1i was the
• guest of Miss Conch Friday and Sat-.
urday. • • • •
Mrs. McLaw and little daughter of St.
Thomas are guests of Mrs, J. W.
Irwin. .
Mrs. Brennan of Toronto was the guest
lest week of her brother, Mr. George
Bunsch. . •' •
'Mrs. (Reit.) Roy of London Was an
• Easter guest of her mother; • Mrs.
' Brownlee. • '
MissKatie CaMplitall,'WhiShas charge
of e-schoca nearBlyth, is home for
• the holidays. '
Mrs, E. D. Christie and. Miss Tait of
Exeter Were guests of Clinton friends
on Good Friday. • •
Mr. and Mrs. Hatry, Cluces of Lon-
- don we're Good Friday guests of Mrs.,
Jos. Rattenbury.
Miss -Henrietta Holmes, teacher at Til-
- sonhurg, has been spending the Rae.
• ter vitcatimi here. , , •
james Broadfebt,. James Clark and
Frank Carroll of Seaforth were in
-town on Sunday,._., •• •
Mrs.. W. Clark and. Mies Gertie Of 'Sea -
forth Were guests of Mrsy J„ MeMuri
r.ray over Sunday.. •
Mrs. Hunt of. London was the guest
•' this week :of Mrs. J. Ra.ttenburyaed
• Mrs. Harry Hunt,' •
Mr. Walter parting of Milkliborough,.
•Yorkshire,. England, is visiting. his
• aunt, Meg. Carling.
'Miss McIlwain of Wingham came to
town on, Good Friday on visit to
' the Misses Everett.
Mr, Bert Passmore,: student of the
• Collegiate; is spending his holiditys at
his home inExeter.- •
,Miss Belle- Murray of Lctndon spent
•Good Friday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs G
Mrs. R. D:Reinsay and family of,..Lon-
don areyieititig the former'* parents,
• Mr. and Mrs. Gilchrist,
Mr. W. H, Baker Of Setiforth is calling
. upon friends in the Hub and Gode-
rich toWnship this week,
• Mrs. William Coats and Miss Marion
are spending this iveek-with friends
'• in St. Thomas and London. '
Mr. Rufus Andrews of Cleveland is
.spending Blister with his nepther,
Mrs. Andrews, Huron street;
Mr. William Agnew has gone to
Smith's Valls where he has taken a
sit,tiation at hie trade as, baker.
The Misses Holmes of Osborne street
attended the WernenYs Auxiliary
• meeting'in London thie week.
Miss Gussie Taylor, who is a :student
of the Gnderich- Collegiate, is spend-
• ing the Easter vacation at home.
Mr. John M. Laird is enjoying his
• Easter holidays at the home of his
" uncle, Dr. Armstrong of Mitchell.
Mr."Batty of Oshawa, Mr. Annie and
'Miss Chester of Port Union were the
Easter guests of Mrs. Washington.
Mr. Rand is visiting in Brantford this
*week and also attended the animal
meeting of the Educational Associa-
tion held in Toronto. .
Mr. R. A.. Bell of Goderich, who has
been holidaying fot• sr:metal. weeks,
-• has returned to the marble. woks of
Seale &Hoover again.
Mr. and Mrs.- Plummer .of Myth
• were 'guests -this week of Councillor
• Pluminer and also Mr. and Mrs. Wise
of Goderich township.
Mr. w. a Brown, foreman of the L.
& section. staff,, has so far re-
cover ed after a long illness as to be
•able to resume work this week.
Mrs. Thos. Cooper and Mr. Ogle Coop-
er attended the funeral of the late
James Moore in St. Mary's yester.
day. The deceased was a relative.
Mr, Andrew MeGarva had a hand-
shake on Monday at the depot with
quandono Victoria B. C., Associate,
Mr. Thos. McAndrews of Wingham.
Mr. Smith Kilty has been seriously 111
• since last Saturday and it is feared
that he may have another attaekot
paralysis. His many friends in and
around Clinton hope for his speedy
• recovery. .
Mr. Harry Young and family have
• gone to Oshawa where he has secur-
ed a situation in the Williams' piano
*Teapot. Thus they have gone east
instead of west as they had fully in-
tended to emigrate to _Aberdeen,
South Dakota.
Rev. De. McDonald of Seaforth deco
-
pied the pulpit of Willis church Sun-
day•morning and evening .and was
the guest of Me. W. D. Pair while in
town. Belt/ Mr. Stewart tilled his
pulpit in Seaforth.
Mr. .T. isTioton, organizer for the
Ilnired Workmen, Was in Clinton
. this Week in the interests of that
Order. He is also a Mason, a 83rd
degree man, and attended Friday
evening's meeting of Clinton lodge.
Mr. R. R. Ross, who recently was sac-
eessful ta the Dental College exami.
natiOns in Toronto, has purchased
the practice of Dr. Traddle of Sea.
1 forth and takes possession on the
first of May. Ile went down this
week to look up a house.
The following metribers, of Clinton'
Lodge A. P.ADA. M. attended the fun-
eral of their deceiteed brother, James
Moore of St. Mary's yesterday :-01i-
Johnson, W. j. Paisley, Rat-
tenbury, W. S. Lawrence, Dr. Blitek.
414 Sas. Ford, Jacob Taylor." W. D.
Pair.
Mr. Robert McLean of Goderieh was in
town on Rowley. Ile was in good
health and sfirits and has applied
nese. He says he Inte not by any
inearie quit polities and is lust as
that the fruit peeked under his m.t. ,', carry the ridin if allowed fair pia ,
Harland Bros have a hmited supp y o e
DeeringXure Manilla -Binder Twine. The best
Is the clielpest. You only require to see it to
be convinced. Order early before prices ad-
vance. •
-
-New A dvertiseYnents..
Our Tart Shells -A. Kirkby.; ,,, , 5
Springlifedicine.-Sydney .Tacksmi.. „, ,, 5
The Wiseman Stock-Hodgens Bros 4
A. Modest Introduction -W. D. Fair Se Co... 4 .8
Shies -for Everybody -Jackson ,8
Where to Buy-Hodgens Bros 8
Physician and Surgeon -Dr, Thompson 8
Binder*Twine-41arland Bros 8
Clover Seed Wanted ---W. Duncan• 8
What Yon Pay -P. B. Crewe -1
About o o o
WHERE THEY ifIE iPle°P1P
AND vituir
THEY ARE MING We'KnotiT
Mrs. Boles is visiting friends its Fore,st.
Mr. W. Blankall went to London lest
week; ' •
Captain. Combo was .in London ots
Thursday. 7 -. •
Me. Guy Russell spent Easter St his
• home in Berlin.' _ •
Mips StIls of Winghstm. is the gttest of
Miss McMurray.
Mrs. Geo. Rorke is visiting ether home.
/I in Mount Forest.
Miss jrisle McMurray heti been visiting
Seaforth friends. •
Miss Eva Hunter of Deers:41p is the
guest of Mrs. R. Downs. ,
Miss Elva Adams of Londesboto spent
• Friday with Miss Mabel Bell.
• Miss Harriet Holmes of Guelph is
home tor the Easter vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clatworthy, spent.
Easter With Mende at Ildeeton.
Mr. Walter Turnbull' is holidaying
at the homestead at Milverton.
• Miss Wells of Zurich was the guest of
Mrs. Jas. Eaglesen *over Sunday.
Mrs. J. 0. Miss Rita : and Mrs.
ltrcLean are visiting in Windsor.
Mr. J. (1. Miller and Misses Lola ard
Gertie were in Goclerfch last week.
Mrs. Edward Watson of Blyth was an
• Easter guest at Mr. D.13. Kennedy's.
Mrs,* Sproat of Tuckersmith was the
guest of Mrs. R.:McLeod on Monday.
Mr. John Howson hes returned to the
West again with A. carload of horses.
Mrs. Gilroy and faraily left on Tuesday
to rejoin ?dr./Gilroy at Regina, Assa,.
Mrs. Alfred Barge was the guest over
Easter of her sister in St. Vathar-
inert. • '
Mr, and Mrs. Lack altennedy and
daughter visited in Seaforth on Good
Friday.' •
Mrs, Alex. Murdock of Hensall was
the guest of Mrs. 3.. B. Hoover on
Sunday. .••
Mise :Gracie Muir of London is spend-
' Easter holidays with Mrs.
Mita Altd *toe, Who has charge of
icfi�otijear Walton lloni fisr the
Easter vacation,
Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy and two child-
ren of Toronto are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jaime Prout,
Mrs.. j. E. Brooks and iamily of Mitch-
ell were Easter guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William Oaritelon. •
Mrs. Geo. Davis spent a couple of days
last week with hereister, Mrs, Wil-
liam Cludinore. near ICippen,
Mrs. Couch and two children from
near Exeter Were guests of Mr. and
Mrs.:A. Couch over, Sunday.
Mr. Jelin and Miss Bettie Leslie were
guests of their sister, Mee" -Sci.k. Wat-
son, Seaforth, Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr. B,.1.1. Clement returned to London
• on Tuesday after having been a
guest at the Ontario street. parsonage
over Easter.
Master Bryon junor Of Hamilton is
spending his Easter holidays with his
grandmother, Mrs. Brownlee.
Rey.' E. B. Smith preached in St.Paul's
church, Seaforth, on Tuesday even-
ing of laet week and on Friday for
' Rev. J. O. Farthing of New St. An-
drew's, 'Woodstock.
The . deling.littnients have returned
7 11' ';e1411.0M,Letta ;Doherty from
• To -?ittittleneereittery df Made; Miss
Lucy Brewer from Toronto Ladies'
College Miss L. Johnson and Mi88
M.Moherty from Banoilton Normal
. School and Mr. Frank Hovey from
Trinity 'University, Toronto.
Mr, Dab 11688 has completed his course
at the Toronto Dental College and
. passed his final examinatione quite
° successfully. He is a nepheve of -Mr.
Nichol Robson and brother of Dr.
Bess of Auburn. He has not yet de-
cided where to hang out, his shingle
• but has in v few a couple of promis-
ing openings.
Mr. Joshua Cook. Who bee been en-
gaged in cold stomp at Toronto
einee the 4th of November last, re-
turned home on Saturday. While
absent, he never lost a day, Werkig
even on Chrietnies and New Year's,
though eold storage cold indeed
and very. trying even upon those ex -
&Wetted toff, Me. 'Cook knows it
good apple when be bees it and
• it *as gratifying to ban to learn -
ISOMOBSVIlle.
MM. R. }Ilford is spending the holi-
days with her daughter, Mrs, A. R.
Birks, Stratford,
Mrs, F, Leonard IS visiting friends at
Brlgn-Friday ORev, T. Greene was in
11111.,+
411P,.
Kincardine attending the fuheral of his
nephew, D. McLeod• .
Misses Lucie and Brownie Andrews
of Fullerton are the guests of their
friend, Miss B. Stanley.
Mrs. R:• W. McKenzie of Goderich
epent Monday with her mother, Mrs.
11°iErleat
M.i Mrs. A. 13Iackwe11.spent Pei -
•day with Mr, Blackwell. • .
Mr. E. G. Courtice, wife and fandly,
of Clinton, are spending the holidays 1,
with his father; Mr. J. L. Poultice. I V. --
Mr. W. E. •Andrews .is visiting ,friends around he; • 0"
Mr. 0, L. Fisher is spending the
holidays under the parental roof at
Benmiller
Mr. and Mrs;11V, McRoberts of Bel-
mont, an spending tlie holidays with
her father, Blr. T. C. Pickard.
uht-.04ay
• 01i. A.sTebbutt of Nile is home for
• the
• Bei. J. Greene preaehed in Fullerton,
on Sunday.
•Mrs. Stanley is on the sick list this
week.
On' Sunday. Rev. G. W. Andrews
preached two excellent sernions. It
was the W. M. S. anniversary. In
the morning he -preached on .'Wom-
an's Positipn in the Church" and in the
evening front Proverbs 3-17. •The
ehurch was crowded both morning and
evening. Everybody was delighted to
haver Mr. Andrews with us again. He
will always receive it Warne reception
when he wishes to come here, The
• Easter .• thank -offering tunounted to
c -ver $18.00' '
Rev. H. E. Bray Of London will
preach in St. John's church on Sunday
afternoon pext and administer the
Sacrament.. of the Holy Communion.
The annual vestry. ;meeting has been
postponed until jTuesday - afternoon,
•April the llth. Arrangements are be-
ing inade for extensive improvements
on the little church which will. begin as
soon as tbe Weather settled.
. • .
himself at act vely at ever to bug»
inueti eonyinced as ever that'he OSA
petvielon lea for the highest. -price
in the Oki Country market. He Is
partial to the Mann, Hoek, Ben -
.Davis and Cooper's Market for good.
keeping Muddies.
That he was robbed of the seat will
shortly he demonstrated, as evidemee
of rateally work Oft the part of his
opponents is not by any means diffl.,
cult to obtain,
NIffittlff IIMP!
Goderich ToWnship.,
•
.Dr. 3. 0. Lindsay of Listowel spent
Easter with his parents on the 16th
con. . J. 0, Looks well and is succeed-
ing in tbs..profession of his choice.
Mr. Rowland Jenkins, who lute been
on the -sick list, is still improving much
to the Joy of his wide' ch•cle of friends'
and acquaintances in the townshipwho
hope to see hitn able to drive out as
soon as the fine spring days come. •
essrs. inasak. tiros.; who dispokled
of theirlerni on the Surer' Road, are
lookink round -for amitch larger place
than the one disposed of, but as. yet
have not Made a•raircbase.
• The following is the standing Of the
pupils of 5. S. .No. 2, Goderich town.
ship for the' month of March' :-V-
Lilly Willson, Melville Sturdy, Aggia
Johnston, Fawcett Sturdy. IV -John
Johneton, Leith Sturdy, Mattie, John-
ston, Linda Sturdy, Drtvid Bodges,
Howard Sturdy, Fred Willson, Robert
Bell, Ottie Willson. III -Pearl Will-
son, Nettie Sturdy, Alice Johnson,
Minnie Bell, Willie Chambers, Harry
•Chs.inhers, May Willson. Sr. II -Reg-.
gie Sturdy, Charlie Willson, Alice
Hick, Oliver Prouse, Wilbert Prouse,•
Benson MeOullagh, Mabel Prouse,
Jena Clarke, Robet t McCabe, Richard
eeson. jr. [1• -•-•Jennie Monk, -Mabel
Wiltees, . _Alonzo Bodges, • Mamie
Youill. Sr. Pt. II -Arthur Willson,
Gertie Sturdy, Irene Hick, ,Albert
Me-
Oullagh, McKee Johnston, ;Rey- Cham-
bers, Meredith Clarke. Jr,,Pt.. II -Le-
titia Johnston, - Thomas Chambers,.
Mary Monk, Edith Willson, 'Jennie
Youill, J. I -Winnie Jelinstou,-
Nelson W. Trewartha, teacher. • '
John Ford has engaged Walter Will-
son op. the summer.
Mr. Godwin, who has been
his din eviyal 'meetings for the past
five weeks the church at Taylor's
Corners, intends holding a ncieeting
every Thursday uight in the future.
Robbie Bell is laid up with a severe
cold.
Mrs. Patrick of Ilderton spent East-
er with her daughter, Mrs. John Bea-
com of Sunnyside Farm.
Miss, Lizzie Middleton, who has a
school in Molex county, is horne for the
vacation:
Mr. John Middleton recently made a
sale of fifty-seven export cattle for ,Ap-
ril delivery at five cents per pound
which will cet him between $3,500 and
$4 000. Mr. Middleton has in addition
forty-seven‘headothout ready kr the
market. These cattle are said to be
among the best ever made really for
export in the township.
Mr. Thos. II. Cook of Clinton has en-
gaged with Mr. John 0. Elliott.
Adam Pantelon and James . Liver -
More go to Indian Head this week,
but they May stop over at Toronto a
few days.
Misees Lena Iola Emma Merehall of
Toronto ate their Easter eggs al the
old honiesteed.'"'
West TackersmIt.h. •
Mr. Everett and • Earne Crich spent
Sunday the guest of their sister, Mrs'.
Douglas of Grey.
?Miss A. Steep of ecideeleh toWriship
is this week the guest of Miss Mary
Layton. ,••
G. W. Layton arida it ihort time
with old friends near Ingersoll after
attending the Provincial' convention
of the Hnights of the Maccabees, as re-
presentative for Hearies Tent which
was held in London on March 22nd and
23rd, and returned home on Monday
last. He will report, to the Tent here
on Friday evening' next on the quality
of the men selected to represent this
province at the Biennial Review of the
Supreme Tent to he kW& in June in
Port Huron, This was the first con-
vention in which the ladies of the
Maccabees have had a volee and .vote.
During the past year 87 Hives have
been organized With it membership of
MVO. The membership of the' Order at
large now hU tither 845,003 and have die-
hursed to the beneficiaries $12,000,728
duringlthe put 17 Year*. A reeolution
was passed expressing the feeling of
the 'convention in regard to it elek
benefit fund which has been it
felt want by the membership in the
province. There were SOO delegates
present, Mr. A. Weir M. A. of Sarnia
and Provincial Conernitrider presided
over the convention. He Is an old
Olintordene Rev. W. J. Ford, who
was stationed here it couple ef year*
ajO anvc?' troltegtriCsZtliet 110 ieairtr#
-rent, a c a h pl n.
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APRIL 6, 1899
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SHOE DEPARTMENT
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The .''Standar-d"
.Priees $11, .$1450.
A specialoline manufactured especially,for our trade. The cheapest and
best goods eve4shown here, goods thatiwill wear and wear well. No-
-body can afford to miss buying:thie line. We sell them for spot cb,sh only.
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PRICE 25 CENTS
°lir. &eat School line of Caps at 25p arewonderful
value.. They cannot be equalled in itis sectiori. • They
are goods thatwill wear and they have a style about
them,
Webillsee.:40011a,11,11. -116,10a/Va,
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s' School oats
,PRICE $1.50 11.14D .1.75-
. .
Sizes 26 to 33.
',tau, can. also buy Odd Pants trorn the same goods 4.t 56c, 60e,
and 75c. These .goOdS. are macie. by and are the.
• , .
cheapest goods in dahada.. .
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SON BROS DEPARTMENTAL
West Irackersintli.
Wood bees are the order of tbe day.
Me. Frank Heywood has 'engaged
With Mr. Sydney Johns for the Corning
summer.
Mr. Robt. "White is on- the sick,' list
also Mr. John Stevens Of the London
Road. •
• Mr. E. ()rich is now chanielled at the
corner.
Varna.
Examination of S. S. No, O. Stanley.
-The following is a list of the names
of those who were successful at the I.
promotioo examinafient- Junior 4th `",
to Senior' 4th -Total marks 800 -
Laura . Cairns' 614, Lily Campbell
002, Carlisle Huston 532, May MeAsh
401, Josepli Wald 487, Harry Arm-
strong 440. Front St. 2nd to Jr. 3rd -
total marks 000--Magg1e Moffat 458,
Harold Cairns 408, Lloyd Moffat 897,
Rachel Reid $89, Ethel johns 378,
Frank McKenzie 347, Willie Reid. 344,
Sarah Stewart 306. From Jr. 2nd to.
Sr. 2nd -Harold. Campbell, Sam Stin-
son Prom Jr. part 2nd to Sr. part 2nd
--Joseph Pilgrim, Ivan MeNaughton,
Ernest McOlymont, Lorne Forrest:—
Mrs. R Haxby of Clinton is visiting
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Home Nee
Never before have we commenced' a sea
son's trade With as good or cOMplete.a stock
in our I-Iousefurnishing Department as we
show to=clay., An ever increasing trade. in.
Iloinefurnishings.bas stimulated us to put
forth greater efforts than ever before, and .
her mother, Mrs. . Wanless, Sr., of
• thie place. --Mrs. John Wanless has
been visiting at ber daughter's, Mrs.
George Turnbull of Tuckersmith.—
,Mr. Sohn Barnwell, accompanied ' by
who teaches in Goderich township, left
for his old home in Huron township
last Thursday, evening. It was predict-
ed to have it hard trip With the cutter,
but nevertheless he succeeded well a
lie arrived here on Monday evening,
He found abundance of snow north of
Goderich, the like of which has never
been known in April before.—Mrs.
George Clarke spent her Easter at Mr,
R, McLean's, Goderich.--Mr, T.
Ward received word from Alberta AB
to the success of the journey of his
sons and their families.—They were
nine days and ten eights in mak-
ing the trip, after which time
no doubt ther were wearied to
the extreme, though they all bad
good health when they arrived. The
stock • also fared similarly though
looking it little rough no doubt,—
M salon ary 1.11 te r tai n men ladiest.-The
iniesinnary eociety here gave a grand
entertitintneot on the evening of Good
Friday to it fairly well filled home.
The missionary offering was it veey 11.
beral collection, one which amounted
to $14. This shows it good missionary
spirit among our church workers when
the pocket is converted, ----Mr. M.
Weed Is engaged with Mr. D, Camp-
bell for it short season as be is busy fora tin.
ling . tat.
fisyhpintignpnp.----Mr. V. M. Diehl is tne syrup now. Hurrah.
• IIIRTITS.
GOLel..-In Willett on Apell fird. the
Wife of Me. W, II. Cole of a daugh.
ter.
Clover Seed Wanted..
want:4006es et Olever
the Seed ima will neY
higheat Atoka price.
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Dr. 0 Vir. Thompson
PIVZSIDTAN AND St111.010014.
tire to Mols)* Bank,
ilttarggo
.with better stocks, better values, and 'a greater 'variety, we are
looking . forward to -business that ,will discount that of any
former season., If you are thinking of alnew Carpet or Curtairts
let Us show you the Bile assortment' we have' gathered together.
We think it will interest you, and will be glad to have you: see it
whether you buy or not.
At the Top ;Notch
For style and value is our magnificent showings of
Ladies' Readvvear. A display of stylish Millinery that would
hold its own hi any of the cities is here for you to seleet from,
and in our roomy, bright, light showrooin, you have no diffi-
culty in telling just exactly how a hat is going to look. You
are always welcome to look or to buy, whichever you like.
The New. Embroideries .
The largest assort -
Ment of doe Swiss Ern-
broideries we have ever
shown is • on our
counters this Spring.
Dainty, delicate pitt.
terns in strong material
with prices lover than s,
over before:-
. - .
Our- $2150 H• at FivfneidO.e,annietartiepttEtmtebrnroidery, one inch 2c
. . • . 14 filo fine Ot;mbric: Embroidery, e..,.
'•Our Ready-ttimmed Hat at $2.50 has proved to be the ainice open pattern., ... . - ., - .. du.
atic1.4 inch fine C
.
biggest seller We ever put on our tables. Each. succeeding .rtne cambriennd Lawn Embroider.
dories, nest patterns, strOng cloths IVO
ambric Enibrof= -.,, A ,, '
• .
equalled for sfyle and value in the trade. • • • qualities....... . . ..... 8e. to ioe
. beiesit,ntwifiutih dionosiegrntsio, nfienoto match,
fie.as•on sees the demand kr them increase for they 8,re un- -
. , .. .
,• , This season some fortunate .1-Atrchages of shapes and Kid Gloves .
With the biggesVIlid'Olove stook in the
trimmings have placed: us in a position to turn out a better
hat at this figure than ever before, and you'll find theta equal ettl"lonitiYtrthouir tltbeiftrtin12
mg 1 6 Sivne:b hi -6w
•illy gettlitiee that we your
guarantee ege'
in appearance to hats you'll pay more for elOt
sewhere. on our countdre.
.................. Ladies' kid. Gloves, two er three
.....-..............-;..............
large dome fastenere, silk .embrol.
dery,in
blues and reds all elm, atter AA
Weeks, tans.browns,greenspierego
pair guaranteed '................ VW
-NEW
VEILINtadies' fine Kid Gloveti, the beat line
'Gg
genuine Treforrese make, t tee
we earry, very ieft and line kid,
'Beyond question tile finest col-
large dome feeteners, faney ham
Lrawunrttidreerdy, blues, greens:
lection of Veilings we have ever had is •
blacks,
we have shown ....... 4-40
here.
1103/7 on our counters, the newest pat- iteeertmen:litigwito.6.16,:::::::::::;Aw
pool fa•.eners, new brown end
terns,. the newest colorings, the newest,
combtnations in fancy 'Veilings are Ltig:rweewenfh:::::1::`,11:::::117.10::::
0 a • ail."*UP
GENS B mreet
bop° rters volution