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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1899-05-11, Page 4'NEWS FROM. ALL OVER HURON COUNTY. PROM OUR O*141 001MAPONCIEN7S N D COUNTY IIXONAN000, • • Ounion News.Recorri ‘04 et.teeeser,1*.teeteeme TeleTtetiereee, MAT MS, 1809. 'TON SAME OLE N. P. TEE MANTON NEWS -RECORD. ' ‘•; ‘odertels. Leerier budget, intinduced last tomelfrOnaPP°101413g Miss 171,ralteis of Goderielt attended 'of the Oover 4meat more the recent assembly -1st Clinton. t14 0oniereet the teriff wee .P. Still rulee t rate -strange to Yee. NO Oharlee Moe, cattle dealer, has pur- nnouneett• chased the beautiful voidance .on land and Cautbria street of Oswald Carey, Seq. ye it Mr. Carey will take posseesion this ut, l . week of his new purchase the hand - g beconie ite mP1O. eoute grounds and residence of the late uld have thought t '10Y would ample- Wilhelm overlooking the hat- ch 0„,.. four t.ltbe ogre bor.. It commando one of the most unroedliind roared alarming view* in town. Th tfor ve eines will oiue * b,iriende inGermanT,1--vme'a ena " Prarth'ea Inc. Carr, f the. Bank of Montreal, took he lawauthe afierri°°4 °r that ns are 'vete; ee y nrior ourepionthe.thelrCIfer vi itin me a; Goderle11. •Mr. Wardeworth is in town after a On Monday 1st May the annnai meet. imrs, Italph, we are sorry to inform lapse of 05 Or 40 yeare. He went to ing of the melt:here of the 1M. took our more. was wend With an attack California frona this town and owned place, but few put in ais aPpeerence. which very much reeembled pareissis. the property now the residence of There were about 4000 vaunter. in the Her daughter, Mee RAO: nen men Donald. derinin_g and serydges vice proldents ; RsIpb. when she wag Anddenly telegre Philip barrister. He wee ap. library. The new Board bias follows :- aphd for to 13. O. Mrs. Thorn - pointed a constable under Sheriff Mei Mr. II Mr. Mem% oleo' burnhapperied to he in chatting with Only DUO of thedredges at theiterbor B. P. Halls. treasure'''. ; J. Moore. etrieken dawn. She had been eery wOrking sO far, eeeretary ; rectorstiilessrs. Duff,Tom. mil did not complain to PAY ena of not Gedertelt. GoderfOlt MAY 11, 1S90 11 1,1 Tho iWiseman Stock Clearing Out The Clothing e4re, ()rain) left on Saturday bet to Colborne area Nettie. Further note), feeling and was ao the pest.umee enenoeit " Tit funeral of the tato Me. , Fbrriiiso .ear on every concession and eideline visit her on (Marto and femily at will be given again. Edwin ciduaiteigahytq to the general eleetions of juife,"07. sent some woke, on their arrivalit evening owirig te the council haying a place from St. Thomarichurch an Sat- these dive and the perfume frem the torus street opera hone° on Friday .,„ ew York citI, vielertig friends and ti tie h ' b that ureay morning. , blossoni croWned fruit trees exhiliara, mefk. 11 Olt eta r on • • „ rater epent a OW daye in Toronto. bee - e The patriotic song "Cansidit" sung at Ong. TIM INVESTWATIOX Th,ey.are bore this week andwill spend n R a few Weeks with their brother, Oe- ir in I. P• ea• a late entertainment St.Peter's ep- 'We oupposed both dredges were at The investigation into the Yukon sturdy at thee. arate schoolroom was quite conipinuen, work in the harbor for on Saturaay II:caudate as conductor' by a Govern- ehePricific 0oast, . tary to the romposer. Your corresPone eyening we heard one roan remark te weed Carey, Esq., and later Will 'go to We ruet Mr. Nixon gost-ofilce on lot Thursday even1ntr. o dent and to those who sang it. another,"We'li have nothing but shov- •••••••••••••••0,195 • er Man, he had so much mail matter, I On Thuxsclay evening at st, George'e ening .now het we • find on y erre foremost among which we saw Tem dredge ie as Vet emeloved. the seem, be be nothing less than a of GuernseY. is atpresent visiting eere S. S. voom an At Horne. was held, Mug th.e guilty parties. It is.• Heaton whom he knew in Guernseir, bride droVe to tire ieeme, of am auxiliaries hare been working energeti- rich ria he can above from statistics that been advised, the Women'a and Girl's to have a through grain route to 0 e- • 1 . 1 1 d to teederich from block,and her cousin,•Mrs. Alex, Kirk ment employee. is said those upon Mr. Eugene Oerey, medical student' One "aid euPPeee he was a newsap- ilarce. for 4.nstoad .9f probing:into the glastionn-lit. jttafavo, isdarPer!,c, Ile leseee_REeeme, , which was truly enjoyable.- As the Mr, Errieet Heaton deserves emelt for isa ss of 'corruptioie It in reitlity came out to ':t his relalvEsq., and es Mrs. AfUrY Morrie, 'Hotel Bedford Leaders of Tun Nsive-littOonn have the manly etand he is eaking in t:iriclig enrluiry, Pei les& A. h hed. nothing to se impartial Vote itArion suale t asked for. He also Intently going out to the Pact 0 e Kirlebridee sister, 111rs. Oakes of Olin - Mrs (Judge)Toms, whdo ispteont tic: • stOornhont-o3rudoMten,(0.v:edryredeOliceakteeshisztehire coast. winter in Toi'onto, tives Monday est May. Miss Toms spent The latest air of the Marine Brindle . the veinter in PhIlaclelphiit and remains "Going ece Clinton." The M. B. COW - there yet. • • posed of a lot of sterling musicians; ,Mr. Moore, late of • England, finds men who love Music for its own sake, that all the gentlemen of hie acquaint. and we trost-thiseeear of '09 they will anee twenty years ago have gone to make a good showing. the better land. They were Messrs. Messrs, Platt and McLaren are mak: ing on artistic showing in their adjoin- Orabb, W. E. Grace, lately deceased. ing lawns setting 000 a • hedge and and S. Detlor, Sr., merchants and Mr. Mc,Kellar who we think taught ornamental trees. •-• penmanship and wee his ,eleeth in a The fourth meeting of the Goderich .railroact collielon, • . division of West Huron Teachers' As. veaciy all The young ghee at the sedation WAS bold, in the Central School ciese , Mr. Fisher was in the eflair. Conet- IS ONE PROVINCE TO RULE? Some prohibitionists have come out vin of Provincial prohibition. The or of this scheme are those ore concerned about the ho. Laurier Government tereelf, Furthermore, edgment that Quebec dg the .only province d the plebiscite... If the eesive province in the to sway therest, and if nd solitecians are to sooner it is .PILASIL promis- e West' r. When ve 'eye Knittieg factory have'pure,hased bicy. on Saturday, last. The President, tion for 2nd class was taken by Miss _ Horace Horton Esq., is. _going to Wiggins, and for 8rre class by Miss Mc - his iesieeece, which will have a ewe*. .Cluskey. Both` teachers taught with. rut effect. ability, pupils answered gitestions and efa-nagee saendeteeseemite prefer hie forneect sentences readily and, accurate - new givaritb a eaee pacing bore° tele, 13r. The follovving officers were elected bicycle. for the corning year :-President, 'Miss Mrs. AnleyeeEast street we are Sharman.; vire, Mr, H. Morrish see. happy state has quite -recovered &ease Mies Wiggins. TleuneXt meet., of blood ing will be held first Saturday in Coto - from, hex. recent' serioirs case poisoning which threatened her for ber. The subject for discussion will be time, "Scientific Temperance," Mr. Tom will open the discussion. Also"Class Man•• Mrs. Mary A. WarrIngton of Strat- ford returned to her home on Thursday agen3ent and Discipline" will be taken. senior classes by Mr. W. Elliott, last atter a. Pleasant visit with Mrs. far and junior classes by Miss Watson. - Sharman and Mrs. Charlie Reid. She Watson. - resided in our town a greet many yeaxs 14", FRAWICet 'secretary. • At Folkestone recently the funeral of a baby took place. Only people on bi- cycles attended the funeral and the casket was borne to -the cemetery by one of the riders who placed it in front of his bicycle. Mrs. Jrunes Stoddart of Chicago is visiting her I:nother, Mrs. Geo. Oakes Sr., Clinton. • Mr. Dave Stoddart has purchased the cottage on East street one door 'east of E. O. Graham's grocery. Mr. Stoddart at present resides one door east of the residence Of Mr, James lkicMath, Bast street. Gallagher is havini good stone foundation put under her residence on Trafalgar street. • ,e Mrs. Hays has had a neat -verandah placed in front of her residence, Picton street, and a storey added to the south. ern portion of her house. Mr. Allie McLean has had, a railing placed around the centre of his roof on Elgin street which will give him a fine "view of the lakeand surrounding coun- • try when he can find time to emend an houron the roof. • • - Cattle can soon be weighed at the de - Tot The scales will soon be put in pos- ition ad the stone masons are 'busy lay- ing the foundation for thein. The late Mrs. Harry Reid, mother of Mrs. Oswold Sturdy, was born on the same day as Her Majesty Queen Vic- toria, . Mrs. and Misses Hutchison have re- turned tetheir lakeresideneeetellengow- an,after spending the winter et -- L. Card, air army regimental tailor, we understand has the order for the un- iforms for the C. I. Cadets who it is ex- pected will visit Clinton in their rege tnentals on 24th May. May they strike all. beholders with delight. Lovely froth salmon can be purchas- e& those days, and they are a treat. Dr. 3, B. and Mrs. Whitely and little daughters, Vera and Geridys,have bicy- cles. The lovely loath that is being turned up for the building of the new addition' to the organ factory is being. eagerly sought for putting on the lawns and gardens, The loam is very deep and it 18 seldom one gets such a good chance to improve the gardens. The following interesting notes from Formosa we copy from The West- minster (the Canada Presbyterian) Which will interest the Saltfard. read. meat Tao Nervetelteconn possiblc more than any °there as the Rev. Dr. Me - Kay was an esteemed teacher at Salt - ford about a quarter of a century ago. He was succeeded in the Saltfard school by the bete Neil Douglas Moore: - Married in rorznosie-Many Presby- teritene throughout Canada will he in- terested in the latest, bit of news teem Formosa which is that on Marth 9th 1 ,the bright young Chinese student who accarnpatieli the Rev. Dr. McKay on hievisit to Canada afew years ago was married to Vas Bella testy McKay, • second daughter of Rev, Dr. McKay. • Writing about the event to the Foreign Mission Secretary', 'toe Kan is • as joyous are, any young Canadian preacher would be in similar eiretme stances. "'new write you the most joyful letter* of My life, On Oth inst. my teacher had been in Pormosa. twenty-seven- yeare and on tbab very day I got married and now I send you a piece of elo. wedding cake. I feel overjoyed and greatly honored in hav- ing as tny .wife Bella Caty, riecond daughter of my, beloved teachet, 'rate has continued through darkness And sunthine for sixteen years to be my truest and beet friend on earth. The marriage service took piece in our house and preachers, eendents and Bible women were present. Dr. Mac. Xay conducted the ceremony and Rev. William Geoid aseisted. We now send you and all friends our united beat voishoe'ACoa Kan as those who met him Will remember is a very bright and intelligent young -Ware very active minded And thoroughly devoted. to his the "Nugget, adder, "and right here and : work. His character and diepositIon notr, we notify Mr. Ogelvie that that Were a eonstane delight to those who time has come in his career when rut- - knew him intimately in Ceinada. The picket has chilled hitch anmions, and Westminster extends congtatulations none but thoo vrhose dell bread to hiinself sad his young wife and also „ro t a -4,..ef -Elie and felt very Eleased atthe pro i „ She Imes st geese ve- iinuesosbareof ai,t.holeilate W. warrargegre,n wHer. OWnete in each place' on th* not hand over a pottier] on(litif. the, G. T. B. empleyeele e i j1.9‘ to the ,. Osernpaiii the Clinton mem ahead. -We learn *that' the Clintoniate students w e rod_ and a new town 'bit le7row tomeetarchClaelleeir Celle eti colore, red and 1, ear cape ...miles' away. This kills the Old place gee .Goderich O. Lgstudents "Who is e and the inhabitants have ee moye. yoirrehatter? That Is how the Barbee This ffsh,atspecies of tyranny hard to nav° it• alahd. reach should get that aleir :1•111Btrt:t4rhere'di Y°11 vised .8°131' 12*m° to. tow. ereby iisy 1). put ,put a stop It Cuff, said to your corer,: wohr organ - g , fit a man wi0 de it thout 834adian pacific itailwa brains but h purchased at St. George's itTillmt_ewhn° Especially should it no be Thursday evening a ininatere°clh wi seated in a corporation which, has liar of or added that it mi ht ystal and anot ig her gentlemaie tolerated he 0 freely at the public crib as has a sweet voiced. English lady observed. k., We bought the hat to text violets in, as 41,erieffeetVeREANOSeeMrs. .Hamlink, after spending • the ?imam winter at Toronto with Mr. Hamill*, returned to her home last week. Mr. __;'-' ' Hemilink Will return later, . • Major Bond, whohas been elected , „ Mr. GeOrge Henderson: who had etrairmanbf the Queheabrancheof the been ill of fever for some time, is able Dominion Alliance, says he is utterly to'be about again. le ir.' idled with the action of the • More Jessie. Straiten, daughter of station_ master Straitotemgraduated as ime'Goveenneent in regardeto the e. trained mime last ' arch at the p e e andeterpoeiallee-4ith Hon. Rochester Hospital,. We wish her fur - Sydney Fisher who has undertaken :ter ther promotion. defend their. action. In spertking thus ' Our citizens may rememberthe elder brother of Barrister .and Mr, John Major, Bond but voices the sentiments Proudfoot who married Miss Tome Of thousands of real Temperance Peo- Norval of this town and left for "Wee- nie all oyer the country. The climliei- braska, where they have resided for ereif••Liturier and his supporters on many years; Mts. Proudfoot's eldest sister, Miss Nerve', who for some time this question is ouch as to 'destroy the belonged to the Central school staff, efieeb of future professions. went to Nebraska with her Mother, Mrs. Norettl and sister, and there mar- ried Barrister Page. who in a few years NAPE 00 REZIEVE, diedeleaving his wife with two child- ---- rani who now are teachers as well as . A report 'cared from . Ottawa last their mother, in far away Nebraska. . • week which is almost impossible' to They intend to visit the old town this eredit. It was to the •effect ' that 'MP. ear* • Our citizen e used .to say that A. M. John McMillan of East leeiriefeeted Ross new of Toronto, Vrae a giant On we think 7 . brains needs the largestkindkinadn.owf albhh°autt. • 80 with thefailure of figur'es, but this break -water contract the Government to carry out. its Will, we think, give the Government' . pledges in the deeection of Free Trade, Treasurer a rival in the person of .W. Baynes, contractor. We do not think ' that, he had determined• to resign with all , the fl ''' that work ' guring,wohas forthwitii, shake' the dust of Ottawa treg. un at the harbor yet. __. front off his sho4a and return -to the The Mary L. Bieck, Captain Dan. peace And contentment of his own fire- Sutherland, will run tide season from Sarnia to the Georgian Bay, where she ' side, Iteer. McMillan herr fealty become is in the cordwood trade for Port uneasy ib is not to be wondered at. For Huuoneand Detroit. The McGibbon eighteen long years he fouight the 'Ni. Bros. are her owners. They alto own tonal Policy and hoped, for a, haPpy the Cataract and other barges. The Cataracc, Central James Sutherland, eliverance when Ider party Can" to is on the same route. - owe-4mb riewliiat the Laurier 0ov- The Singrepore, Captain Win. Suth- erntieent and the N. P. have become so erland; who is aleo owner', is en -route inseparable, tie good man finds •that from Cleveland for this port, Lena is exe pected in this week. She was ice he will have to eveallovr his old speech- bound at Port Colborne: An, which were as thymatie as blank Miss Nina eitrachatt returned teem veriee or step down and out, Mr. Mc- her visit to Toronto last week. Manager John Bain and dau hter Milian wl" easallny rather than re' Mien Mary Bain, left on the tuggLoni sign, we venture to way, butes, a Pro- fot the Duck Island station, where Mr, teetioniet be will beasightfor the gods. Bain has the appointment of manager. oily for sortie, weeks in order to realize gra. n rein re were e some beide for. work they have in Fort, William for If of a cent less than hand and although Thureclay evennig • to any Georgian Bay port because as looked a little like inerritig *the enter- he writes hy the open water route mamba with a, shower, yet a, goodly there is We risk to navigation and in - number of ladies and children attended swatters rites are lower, there ate MI and will we say the gentlemen made a fog islands or Ornate, and therefore grand rally. , .We opinenot. This year vessels cite melee better titn,e tor they of '99,, pesumably is to them a year of are notcompelled to slow down as in rest so to make. a good beginning the the Georgian 'Bay,_J, J. Wright. first year of the 201,13 century we hope. Point Farrn, and Mr, Heaton are an en - Rev. i'dark Turnbull opened. the ,enter- ergetic pair. it would be to the inter- titinment with a pleasing address, ob- est of Clinton and other 'towns if We serving at the same eine, that he de- bad this grain mete for their business plored thteabsence of Mr. Heaton who men could ievest ineveesels as well as Makes such an exceptiovel chairman ours. So eyeehope they will help those and although it always gives. us. pleas- KgIltleMen In their praiseworthy work. ute to hear Mr. Heatop noike the We are sorry that Clinton. muse wait opening address, the Bev. Mark Turn- yet longer for a new post -office, boll is quite at h'orne with hie subject, The engagement of Miss Star,, one. of of a little difileult to decipbee his notes h u in or o us and patient. He said it Wee thrAnbeamensurIbsoinjbte4003; announced, as he had written them on the bottom of a candy boX. Ile said that • the to Me. Anderson, Ice cream and music in the evenings , [ . We want to, clear out the balance of the Wiseman Clothing at once and have cut our reduced prices still lower in drder to do so. ,On Saturday-, iVitty 13th, WO will put ou sale what are left of B?ys' and„.IVIen's Suits, all marked at prices that are less than original figure, less by .far than the cost at the factory. No Ulan wanting A Suit for himself or his boy should miss seeing the lot for we will clear this stock at • prices that are lower than any regular (hake Can go to the factory and buy the goods for. • This 18 the way we are gein9: to sell o only. Mon' a Suite, made from tine all -wool Tweeds 044 Worsteds, dark colors, Sack coatst, lined with good Italian cloth, welemade and trimmed throughout. goods that came from one of the beat Clothing fac• tories in Canada. Sizes 87. as, 89,_40 le 42, Wiseraan on prices were SU. $1.2; $18 86 $14. Your choice uu Men's good, strong Blue Serge Suits, Size 87 only, well made and trimmed. Wisen3an price $6, 11 only, Boys' Tweed Suits, coat and pants, sizes 25 ee •. 26, made from All -wool Tweeds and Borges, man prices Sa to $8.75. Your choice The Lorig, Captain 3, G. Maley, had quite a number of paisengers,, for ' .1 • Closieneif. the Duck. Mr. lames, Clark And • • ee Manager Wallace elso"left, for that Mrsiegalph was tiench'better oti 'Mon. station. " - • day. She is subject to heart. trouble. Mrs. Sarno: Clark is emending it . "Water cressee, writer cressee,5eente couple of week e allotting friends ati her a bunch," one would' think they were old home in Buffalo, in Old London but in that city the ettejohn Currie epees it badge tiow 'boys if they could not get sale for in the form of it shield,. showing that their bunches would nob tear them to he has been Installed at Deputy Game pieces and tele eaeh other with them Warden. as we saw eotrie boes do on Kingston ' The Klandyks "Nugget" of Meech street. The oici. Landon bey Would 18th, bail an editorial headed, "The either woik until he sokl all or else LighbThat Irailed," in Which the editor take thein home. One lady who gam, "that eyeryone had such 'faith in bought, a bunch it few minutes ,before the Yukon cemmilialoner, Mr. Wm. said elle :would never' buy another Ogilvie, .and listened natiently ro his 'tekii she riaw the bops' vecklessnese. 4flo little time gentlemen,' 'time, gent - SO bels, next time you want people's lemen, more' time. • 'I'm after- the*, patronage, don't show them that what fellows,' 4I'M getting two as / want yonhave worthleiss, them, and then you'll tiee."Don't men - On Thuterlay evening the eitliens of Bon these things to the publIc.acid give Goderielt haves great treat in store me all the aesistance you care." for them and we trutit there will bee. and these fellows where -e-e, And geoid rally so that the_eloquene Mor- gan Wood may not use his eloquence in vain, besidee it full house will be it neat corripliment to WI MusicalSocie- ty for the pains and expense they have r incurred in trytng to give our citizens is in his hand's, or those wish ng for . to our voter/tit missionary,DtlifaclCay, , generally is literary and molest feast. :franchises, which are 1ht his disposal, _ who by this marriage is bound by till Mrs, D. Grahame has returned front _ will stop to toruly loriger or striketheir another tie to his beloved Pommes,. ' her visit to Detroit tthere she went to hands in phtudit .at the ..groteeque Tits IlitOonn cerrespondent attend the nuptial* Of her daughter, parade." would add that Mrs, Koos Kan WWI Mit)" Mary Grahame and Mr. S. Step- Mrs. James Harrison reeeived * tele. both near Woedettiele at her father's. hen 'Warring of Detroit on 2itith, April. _ gram CY12 Monday rt. tn., 1st Sky. ad. ' 014 h ome when Dr. MrcKay" and his weineres auxiliary was formed by Mrs. ' is the order ---tile evening . at . Blace- Loidsbei_Bisliep Baidwire in 1885 &OM Illie 'Charles "Watson, eruggist re - which 1M . heath:thee have sprung, The turned to his Position in New York on girlie auxiliary • here n tutiliere'd 18 Thursday hest . His third gold is -members all active workers. The Rev- arranged to he worn on his wateh gentleman said already $80 worth of. plotin. The second gold medal he re - goods had 'been sent . to the N. We ceived for proficiency tit his exem In ..missien field - the Past year' and he Toronto is the largeskinedal we 'ever thanked all viho attendee theet Home , saw.. It hair, the coilege coat of for their 'wishing to..further the work, Arens .. and is name and honors. Thefirst NO. on the program was a . Three gold medalsbe one season was beautiful duet; "The _errieel of 'Smite. -eenederridlucle for a student and we Clause' . by, Miss and Master Percy are proud that Goderich won the trio. Tye, whose musical.abilitles ate well- .We were geed to see Charlie looking so known, and whose assistance is ever Well, as ee.le*, York druggists have •reader. A: 'reading by Wire. Judge l scarcely:tithe to think ; they are . kept Tons, "Trouble in the Amen corner," ' bpsynight and. day. . was waeinly appleedid;.aecla pleasing Mx. Merrisis buildleg his neW "ialan-. response Was accorded .the reldieuee bY, ink 111111 on his Bruce street lot adloio= UTS."Toinge itecoeci reading, "The Deg,' ing the let on leambrreestreet. en which critter courtslee of course, itwas fun- the former milt stood. Bruce street ny, and Mts. Tome delights in .funny runs to the elver bank in an easterly things, as well t1F4 in pathetic, and is at directioe, se now- Bruce street will be, honie In both, Little Xies.elelen Sbep- opener' through the ono tune comnicins pard, daughter of. CaptainA, M. Shepe and no more rubbish will be consigned ,pard, made her debut as it little scion to the olrl baseball grounds. • of elocution in St'itieerge's junior ,S,‘ S. class. Her seleetion was very suite . . We notice that our Cleyer Police Ma - able, ,,mararoa,. is teem too many of gistrate, Mr; Seeger, bas given up. his appointment air clerk of the. Division we?" and sve fling congratulate Mimi lleieti on joining the ranks of the little,. Come, and will now devote . his time church. workersee Mies parsoo's . NO. ,and talent to the prectice of he*. We think Mr. Seeger may tee his way to was the songeeelleeppee,days,". _very DorroghaectimPaning with nicely interpreted' by her, Miss Hattie. yeein ebie,. ()wined circuit up in •Algoma. Judge the vacant, or at least to the newly igato, and Miss Emily Neftd presiding O'Connor of Sault Ste. Marie does not at the piano. Miss Lillian • McDonald„ want the anointment, ee as a new the clever little daughter. of D. eteDon- Judge must Te found .MK Seeger ald, Bete, recited very diettectly, "A •vvoirld, make re goodeerectical one. He, Model Girl,". Miss Connie Le TOW. hat seed his latereeidence to John Galt whom We neVee, luva the pleasure 0? pr. . P. M. and luta purchased the residence of Mrs. R. B. Smith. • We reptild Miss hearing . before, gave a veey_.iminorous • and descriptive feeding.' • 'Yee IOU , cbureit work. . Mrs. Seeger, she is so indefatigable in Please," sliewing the shrewdness of a Frenchman under diffieultieri, e.matale The St. Andrew lost no time in lead! for any Yankee, or John Bareithere ing up end getting out of the harbor we thought Miss•Emily Nafterireolo. once tepee to go over :the old route; "An Elegy,' was very reach edraired; She left some 'days wiener than elie in - Miss Naftel is : one Of oar sieging tended 'fOr Port Arthur. - Musicians and is ever Welcome. The • onage on Victoria street is flute, accompanied by Mr. Blaeketotie Messrs. Blackstone. .with cornet and q being hurried up and Witlewe think be uite readyein June for the advent of The.pare at the plane, received quiteetti ovation the new pastor,. ._ ' on their appearance: Their selection Mrs. A. Kirkbride, Kingston street, ,was "Twilight Waltoes." They were received a letter last week .from her loudly recalled; but as the coffee Was daughter, Mrs. W. Logen, Buffalo, ad - ready and the guests tooe. the encore visinglier of the, serious Meese of her ' Was reserved to commence the secend . son,. Mr: Willie lemon, twee 19 years. part of the program. A pleesant hale Sallows, photograph artist, had. a. hour or more was taken for eefresh.; great show of babies in art window ments and purchasing the ladies' woile; on Saturday. 91 babies had their pho- Mrs. Seeger and Mee Armstrong,. iii- tographs on view beteg taken after 5,80 Mined by .ters.. Slack, took care of one p. tri. ol1 lab May. In the front row fancy table on the eerie side of the S. S. :were the six prize vvinners.. The trtiote 'Union jacks. represented the fitneY side. of ahandsome dog was placed in the centre and. three baby photos on each room, and'a. pretty marquee, formed of work department on the west side, Miss Lewis is studying up photo - Misses Marion She graphic ort and possibly she lout bee presided over by peed and Flee Ball, the petite mice le. artistic touch 'to the art window.. There are babies with cap and string and chickens, 'made by the juniote, were ttuly eunning devices. • Bow the and cap without strings. Mrs. Mc - little gires got their fingere „around Lead's twins alio a greatatteaction, but them no one, could. imagine. Some, me& St. George price is quite proud or theyare not among the prize wieners. mice grey, sortie white, and the chick- en,penettipers were perfect imitationts her baby winning a prize, The other of the downy mites, The Messrs Black. mothers are Mrs. Oliver Whitely end stone gave the audience a beatitifpl 31re. O. Maddox all of town. Mrs. Mo- onlit,"The Daisy," Mrs. Blackstone Cluskey, Goderich township, Mrs. Ful - solo, ColbOrrie and Mrs.. Boratt, Au - presiding at, the piano, ' and finished' berm • , up with an original and Innaleial nni* J. F. Andrews, West street. shipped Melon . of .the baieripee, which was O. double deck of hogs to Cellingwood truly 4ocul. Song by organist •Cuff, .on mondese He ,ie getting to be a Baldwin tire estimable wife of his stones, . • vow. Boys, He worsted Suits, best goods in the au. mama stock, extra good lininge and*Welemade. AO Wisenuin prices $5.50 to 8659. Your choice Bargaks in Men"8000aRt, Men's Furnishings are selling here at a great_ deal less than regular. prices. These are some simple values:- :! ! 'The haletea Yarn.' Which' was an noted shipper,. especial treat, although ending rather • mr.Oewald Stately has a beautiful pathettcally. We only wished our little, foureyear-old daughter who has mariner friends down beetles sea had healthderraplivenrtbra3titatithkatondsolottroinegdinoga,litttbl: heard him, we know they woukt haVe enjoyed Mr. Cull's nautical rendition. little lady holding the teens. of the sea tong. Mr. Cleft had a tine The annooncemene of the wedding of iteconmanist, Master Geoffrey Holt, Charles Heale and Eugenie Andrews who knew well how to give proper ex, *blob took place hi New York recently presston to his petit in his master's eong. was received by Mr. and Mrs. Reale in Mr. Cul! was loudly encored and gave due time. Mr. Harry Le Touzei, New et second song "Three Wise Young York, wm groomsman. , The wedding Men" which pictured the audience very gifts were costly and numerous. Mr. much. Mrs. Toms gave another rend- and Mrs. Charles Heide will yisit Mr. ing "Tom Sawyer Whitewashing the Heale's parents here In vacation time. fence" showing how a boy, by bier Me. Ileal' has been in the Harpers' rattenery and, perseverance, Oittl employ for soine'yeafs being a printer. turn his foes into friends. Song 'We wish hint •ttnd. his bride all pros - "'Sometime Somewhere" followed, perthy. very well rendered by Miss Rose Nat- Mr. P. McCarthy is one of the cr eve tel, Mr. Ouit acconapaniet, Miss Eden, of the "Olympia", Captain Sheppard. Tye's recitation "Grandma" Wit& very Whare sorry to learn of the illness faithfully interpreted in motion. Mies of Mr. Charles Lee of the firm of Lee &Ira le a very:plowing elocntion. and Shepperd. He took ill at thehome Duett, "In the Starlight" and al- tho' very fernilier to singers yet, the Misses, Burritt charmed eil with their svreet rendition of it. Miss Hurritt's late WM much admieed. Little four year-old ,Alina May Sturdy recited with much naivete "The little curly -head" the only pity being that her recitation Was so short She ism,. tharining little eon or 1-`)..„ McLean Our towneinaie lady and Rev. Mark Turnbull observed who delights to live In Florida. The "The elder one" will have to becareful, ekin of the rattler lest* feet in length the younger ones are so dever." and and *bout one foot in whieet pert. It het right. , Miss Gladys Platt "the has ten rattles in its head and WAR tan eta of the evening"as the Marine band years old. The skin le tacked up in the named her, gave very amusing reel- gallery over a nmnber of portraits. It tation, "Previous to Miss Belle's ap- is a perfect beauty in its diamond pearanee" in which she excelled her- design. Gregor mutt be In it perfect self. She is itttaturel born elocutionist. - Garden 0; Palen We looked Into the Mrs, Toms wound up the rogram with Art window a ;tin and we not iced that et his fathetetn-law, Mr. Middleton. Mr. Lee arid baby have gone to "While at Sallowe, gallery on Monday 11. m. to get names of Wien winners, the 'attibt, drew our attention to the skin of a diernond rattler eent with six other varieties of rattlers from Florida, • as a wilt to him from Gregor McLean, Mies Annie Graheme, sister of the vising her of tho death at 93 roam of 'wife made one Of their tout's to Osuse & "Jueb behind the trine& e, conpenion tape of the Ogles were dressed in dark bride, Wite hrldeenaidand t of her mother Mrs, Mee Base, da, Son /Can, among his many ar. to 'Trouble in the Amen eorne e ()thee and the other82 hal** in white, Detroit grootortman. Rove Itierhomish _ w o voided es.46 ei Toronto. complishments, is a clevor adotteigin - inst how s.verie the world **nal to be toms in long robes but the moat in reception Wei hold at Millburn Hall rioter' Froudfoot,„ after a Number of trolly tin' hobo of hitesslf to Mrs, accustomed c itrch duties, Mr. Cuff at• that every mother thinks her baby the - 1496 W'oodward Ave. stranty-flva years s ady etoployrnent At the u.04. amee stew Wain atm* In it he cortrist. God SAVO the Queen be. prettiest, but we heard one mother in f43 moving will be at home to their - donee* on with it on it000teiti of in- which is Ai d the other Home given br the dual auxiliaries. which Ai 'aid As just loved tolook atr. IFIX4111*. - ii real*IP.11141 I' ,,rorb of Pbr. furthering tot work in G trich. MA rkivcii B y or the ceremony, A jr john peewee^ brother of Bar. rotognoh heeleig preeented a le to aye the >led teitinpart in their short &ewes. It hes often been said tr4t4 nrediente Idr. and Mrs. orlch factory, has moored his is dream/ in native coetume part of Mr. uff flnbtheed it moot suectie•ful At teihsediest over* photo in the window friends atter let May at MI Frederick d We treat wills WWI & bitri i must have the Mrs. Turnbull 00 be congrtulated in "I °mkt otb it, it hi so lovely" she tie Heavy seamless Cotton Socks • dark and light colors 10c, Men's tine Merino Socks, hea- vy spliced heel& and toe, regutar 20e. goods 15e 3fen's dark blue end ' white, • check workizig Sh irts,W Ise- _ man price 35c. Our price 25c eteres fine Cambric Shirts in Dark am& light color,. good patterns, attached an"d. de - tutted collars, regular 75c. Our price • 50c Men's fine Bow, and four -in hand Ties,. special • 12ec eMen's Fouran-in Bow and Knot Time, dark and, lighe colors. ,Wiseman price 80c, Our price 19e Men's base quality Knot, Bow and Four-in-hand Ties,clark and light colors. Wiseman • price 50c. Our price 25c Our Hat Values , W e are giving the greatest value in Felt Hats ever given in Clinton. All the Wiseman Rats 'must be cleared out at this store, That is why we have made prices like these: - Boys soft felt School Hats in blacks, browns, fawus and 15e na,vys, regular 50c., choice Men's hard and soft Felt Hats in blacks and browns, Wiseman prices were $1.50'and $2. Our price COMVii, Men's fine fur felt Fedora Hats, all gond shapes, linend and unlined, in blacks, dark and light browns, Wise- : 101 lo man pieces were 5,2 and $2.50. Our price IIPL.111U1 • Black Dress -Goods for Skirts .* Four lines- of Black Dress Goods that are just the thing for .roaking separate skirts for Wearing with shirt waists, all priced At a good deal under -value • Be tech, Black thepon, regu- .• heavy threadismall pattern' lar price 50. Our price • 25c1 Origineil 'price 80c. Our 44 inch. fine figured Dress new pi ice 50c Goods, in black only,. good 41 inch, quality black tigured • - color, original price.was 60c Lustre, small pattern, rich, Our new price 35c • glossy finish,' original price 44 inch black figured Mohair, , was 85c. Our price Ole HODGENS BROS DIRECT - s, IMPORTERS, CeT.eileeeroisT, oieTT.A.max0.. Selling the Wiseman-Stbck at the Wiseman Store, Clinton: Goderiek. Captain Lawson, owner of Tochnan, • is off to South Bay for ae cargo of posts for Sarnia, • •. Iron bedsteads e•re first theetioned in. Deut. . • , Michael Parr of Sanford has reneov• ed to Blyth. Saltford managed to get license for its two hotels and new landlords are going to try their for- tune in that village. `At St. Peter's entertainment the ot- her evening in the Separate schoolroon3 the MisseskturleyandeVan Hall charm- ed all. with the pretty duett song eCan you sweetheart keep a secret." Rev. Fathers West and Dixon and Judge -Doyle ettended the installation atToronto of Bishop O'Connor of Lon- don, as Archbishop of Toronto.. The funeral of Ruby i fourth daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Robertson of Colborne took piece on Sunday last to Colborne cemetery On tht3 bank of the Maitland. The deceased young lady had been ill for more than a year, and hiurgone to Toronto to be under the care of specialists, but all in vain. Mrs. releet lend her sob Prank .atterided the funeral, also Mr. and Mrs. Crystal and Mr. and Mrs. W. Robertson andlamily, all relatives of deceased. Among the many from town who attended the funeral were Major Jordan, Dr. Turn- bull, Mr. and Mrs.St. George Price,Mr. and Mrs, Waiter Sharmen and Messrs. W. Mynas, Jonathan Miller and W. D. Tye, mail clerk, It VMS a inVelY day and a great number paid their ewe peets to the memory of the deceesed and in sympathy with her parents who mourn their daughter Ella ti.8 well who died about 15 months before: The ems tege included about 150 carriage& Stanley Towitshp. The farmers Are Almost through put- ting iri the crop ; the lend in general, works very hard. --Sorry to have to report the death of MreHerbert McIn- tyre, who died at his home on the Babylon line on Friday evening of latit week. Mr. McIntyre was a hard-work- ing,honest and respectabler young men. Ile contracted a cold a few months ago which flatted ou his lunge. Deceased was highly respected In this part and a member of the Methodise church. The remains; were laid in the Bayfield ceme- tery. Rev. Mr. Burton conducted the funeral service, --Mr. E.Tour of °ode - rich, Public School. Inspector, 'Jetted t,he mehool of Miss E. Turner, No. 8, On Priday of last week rind reports it mak- ing good progress. He was eiso well pleased with the order and gond batty - 1 ear of the pirpils,--Mr, Mellen". s dog has returned to his old home in Stanley. It just remained wily one week. His card neship evidently did not like his limy home in Larnbton (mina ty,----Mr. E. Johnstone is improving his farm by erecting a Wire fence aelree3. the front. Mr. IL Meelue ray has the contract. --Miss Addle Itathwell has returned home from Detibit where elle was attending the Conservatory of Mitre°. She is now reedy to impart her knowledge to any w ho mity employ her, arid with practice In teaching to- gether with her college (ram n i nee we are confident she will give entire set redac- tion in the future ne she hes done in the pest. . --Mr. Allan Douglas 'sold to Mr. Charles iteld Anil delivered at Clin- ton on Monday it bullock which weigh. ed 2130 pounds. The *pined being too big and fat, to walk that distance itwat takim up In a wagon. The best medicine money can buy for impure blood,nervousnets,and all scorn Mir and kidney !rouble. is Rood's Bar. figish tavander Flowers For Perf4rning,Wrdrobes, Linen Closets, and preventing Moth 1.0C a Bag. Our. Native Herb Tea 25c, a Package • nip is the great Spring Bitters. We are sole agents in Clinton for The Penny Post Cigar the b'est 5c cigar in Canada. Buy it. H. B. COMBE Chemist and Druggist. Physicians' Supplies. 3 BRANDS. OF FLOUR. • LION BRAND. This is an extra hiightertide of flour," made from all Manitobawheate lb makes miM ore bread per cwt. th any other dour OKI Won't tem or ' crack. This is a firat-cises flour ° that We Can with confidenee re- . commend. KITOHEN QUEEN . As a family flour the Kitchen Queen `. ie tinsurpaeserl. It rises well and ' the bread holds moisture well. Those who have made one purchates of the Xitehen Queen have 'come • beek for more, WHITE SWAN This is a cheaper brand, a combine - tion of Ontario and Manito wheat, it ismade by the most i e proved process and the quality beatsthe price, $1.90 per cwt. There brands etth only be hid from us. Take, your choice aria try le "bat. gar G all fresh. CA% pald for Butner and O. OLSON*,