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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1899-06-01, Page 4„ ..Krwrfv, ,.--;01110pprilmmir • THE CLINTON NE RS -RECORD. JUNE 1, 1899. • Ge4terIeb. Saturday ALL OVER HURON COUNTY. ever the armour, and upon it wsa the NEWS FROM Theorem to be called Jiteks. The Bar blazon of their land or nationelity. S PROM oun own oonnorePoNotnrs NO ,00tovrv oxokANoff$, Crueeders crow Richard the Lionheart. ga tt 4,41 chalet for hid 255 tall shipa wbcli Joi#0400,10000/0,0Aoyy41.40Aowyva,,AwASoi, won a Reliant sea fight over the Sara- ceni. *.rhen came George the pat- Goderich. Goderloh. Cederieb , Oodericb. ion eaint of England who Wow the •••••••••••.r• ...•••••••••••• Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Hello of Exeter Ur. Vamplon harrIster, beginm. to feel anauttie Ilpginald are guests at the that he could enjoy a little recreation home of 8. 19._ Belie. PrineiPal 'Central es Welles Court honseofticials end medt- _ Puhlic'Selwol. Air. Hails as manager coa and we feelpretty sure tbe eforoairl - ' of Haley's bankrupt etock. Mo. Halle will be none the worse of having an is quite charmed with our town mad no ItisLi wit on •tlas turf down there. A wonder it looka eo beautiful this year. yery interesting and friendly game Another ou landmark on Britannia waa Pleed on the howling green on •road, mirth, will sofin he Oliterated. Queer) s birthday and it would seem It belonged to the estate of the -late that Mr. Campion had no vis-a-vis for Sheriff Gibbons agd, now it belongs to his name dal not appear in the Ms. 1 -lays who preferred enlarging her bowlinA, verdict. Messrs, Lane Therefore the old. brick cettage, and Wynn chose Sides with the that vvithstood sixty winters at leastos following result that each sides gained being taken down, brick by. briek. The it. Messrs. McLean, , Arnold, McD. brick is good and will be purchased by Alien, Galt, ,,Virznn. and 'Otters. : 'tome of the builder% The house was 'Parker, . Naftel, Farrow, Shephard, the homeof Robert Gibbons of Detroit. .U1130 were among those who took part ' the one time preprietor of theMichigan W. 3. Thetheway left Brace Mines, ' JFarther, ef his brother William, an el- May 2001 for Sault Ste. Marie. •thapt, 1,!...:••- der brothertnany years ago deceased, :Tom Tretheway left Goderfeh on Fri- --7 - • itr••okilful druggist, and: a former day, ewe date, for British Columbia ' teaclii5t7rdetilfr.-Ben.Gibloons, a pros: via Toronto, Sault Ste.Marie and Port• . permit” business Man of Detroit, all Arthur; W. j.will join the Captain at nephews of thelate Sheriff Gibbons, Sault Ste. Marie and. will go out as •aue. Forrest, wife of Expressman Mining Superintendent • to , take- . Forrest. Hotel Bedford block, returned charge of mining operations for he it on Thursday after a three weeks' visit Dominion Consolidated Minos ' CO., at her old horae in London. Her moth- Limited; of British .Columbia, Captain • er, liars. McIntosh, apcompanied her ais Tom is going to British Columbia to far as Clinton and spent .a dayor two examine and report on minbig proper- ' there before corning on to Goderich ties for Toronto people and wiltbeab- where she will spend some time, the ;sent for 30 days or more. " guest of_her daughter, . ' We were in ecetacies over the bent- . --..-..We -Were - treated to a phenomenal Wel Sunday which allowed se many to •, union on Thursday night, It was at -chive to the re -opening of, :,the church the MI, but ted like the firecrackers of it Smith's Hill, but alas we were treat - the previOits night, • It rained after 8 ft.' ed to torrents of rain and a hail storm in.; andwhen thc,shower was .ever the ' at about 5p. m„. The hail WAS of: ebort rnoon . appeared - through the clouds duration, but the rain fell until after -1 veiled as it.wera and the next time We p. re., and at intervals all evening. ac - looked "Chad/ completely disappeared. - companted by thund,er and lighteing. , It rooked Ominous. We were glad it On Sunday p. tn. aft ut the Captain was Thursday night night inetead, Of .Wed- of the S. A. made an address to ail useday,,, , -those en the square within hearing the ' rs. W.Smitii,Best Street/snow/1, iri S. A. lasses seng without any , accom-. .. . A. circles as Mother South, hae the paniment that beautiful hymn "Beau- - pleasure,pf basing as guests her dengh. tiful Lana of : Light." . Their united ter, Mrs. W. 3. Field of Chicago and voices produced much melody... her grand -daughter, wa: Frank Wads.: Mr. Robert Brown, druggist,, Goodets •:Worth of BUffale.:' both incites hailing assistant, is taking a couple of mouths spent their sehool days to Owe.. They holidays. • .. - . . . are delighted to find so many improve- The engine house for the' new plan - mento in the town which they 'bye so ing mill is complete and the boilers are . well. Aare. Wadsworth is the datigh- being put in position by Chrystal's ter of liar. John Robertson now of Bid; men, but it will take some time to fin- ' folo..but a one time prosperous raer- ish the body proper. chant of Goderich; also of Clinton. Postmaster Galt takes possession of sMr. Eddie Belcher of 'the Goderich his new property • this , week, It Was organ' factory Spent a pleasant day on formerly the MeXidd estato, Nelson Thursday last, eater, the afternoon steeet . • • • ; train•c,ame in, getting congratulations •Major•Beck awakened Saltiotd with ,retaa his nittey 'friends on having won a fog de joie' on 24th May. Gallants .„ailanrel. sprig for Goderich at the Joe aid not forget Her Majesty's birth- th.e Brantretti bicycle meet On Queen'e War; He came in fifth winner in .a c. • et of 50 • ;. cle riders. His Prize isa axy, 1tiust Ed,will :be chosen 'aka Secretary. Dimeelf eonne ''',.;of these days. Mts. Wade, Brace street, sperettakfevr days in WoOdstoek last week. • -,- 7-, Mrs, Robert McNevin returned last week' to her home. in Toronto. ' • ' We can call Mine Beet,of Britisirkx-. change the champion weather' proh- pet, Mr: Tilt ',Often takes a :promen- ade or emistitntionalaround the Square and on Monday 22n4 May,. just before ' the rainbow Made its appetite:Ike, year Coriespendent noticed him while near- ing the Bedford block looking intently utaXingefon street:soil:an-you see that sky ?(the eastern sky.), tclo you notice . the color Of the clouds? It is raining in Toronto:" "Toronto," , we . repeated, thinking Mt: Tilt must be a new prop - bet in. Israel, so We wrote to Teronto,it • , ..,evenda Cost to teleplione,and we found '--..,,' at rained in the Queen City„.and, pour- ed in torrents in Louden and nearer . horde, "(entail and. BayileId, its we 1 learned later. ' • - ' - •' Miss Macara is; preparing to .gpend her summeavacation in Virginia. • ' • 'Porter's- hook- store and stutioliery -' WindoW :hada n amber of 'Union Jacks l' fastened all evened on May 24th which looked loyal to the passers by. ' • We do not know whether the Cita- . ten Belles are conamemoratipg the last year of the 19th century by •wearing a sunbonnet, but it has struck Goderich, yellow -as aguinert, at that; but; it ores- • tante ly has comein with Our American ks very etiff and quaint . • and will rende he tise of a parateatob- : •solete. Thesun onnet will just atilt the bicycle belle. .--.', Two of ;Lieut. Grantlertadets have repine at Mr. Beale's, Wellesley- street, pear the lake and by some unforeseen accident a Collegiate, !..Institute .Cadet ;named Darren, Who -watt carrying a rifle to a wiudow to fire off a blank cartridge, the muzzle being in • the,directicarof his room mate, the rifle •'fent off and the charge went into young 'Cadet Hile's eyes, face and throat. The surgeon who was called in thinks that the sight will suffer no injury. but he would have been a hap - Pier yoffng man on Thursday last if the accident had not occurred. We truly hope it is the first and last time:We-way be called upon to note tatch.reckless- n s. Great earr,,sheiuld' he exercised wljere &ear : Art:Voted, Mr. Biles at - le te ded tit 'Home and seemed. all xi tr re. McCol ..Beitannia. roitclihadeev. OW geelits itaitx,week who drove to Goderich .1 -,•-:Mr, and Mrs: S. Williams and little Harris of Listowel, and Mr. and Mee. S. Vanetone of Winghton. We must congratulate' Mr. . Parer ,. Waltonon the vvay in whith he hand- les the rIbbone of hie spirited team. His businese most be rushing when he needetwo steeds. We wish him all ,...' prosperity, . We thought Morris tiew'. planing mill lives. being rushed on, but we never thought it was so nearly ready for the reception of the necessary s machinery. Everything willhe new and we -trust there will be no lack of work for the' new enterprise. - , calle ' away on Saturday by thesermue james Stewart,Elgin etreet,,was ,:.2..-illnese Of her mother, Ides, Matheson, 'who resides near Listowel. Contractor Cosner is bury&mooring the ‘sorn e eidevralk areund °Or quote and Making the netteettary not , . Goderich had it lot of, lnice __gentle - Manly looking visitorrifrom London on 24th May vitlao,lf thAy had fewlad- lea left in town with which to fall in love, fell in love With the lake and • could Loudon blame therm They went out towing with 60Me Goderich friends and enjoyed themselves very much, On Ihe return of the Marine • Band, wAila the O. /. (Witte marched -,tothe Armoury, that undaunted corn• • party of nitisiciane 'played one tune Only albeit, the most inspiring of halo "The Britieh Grenadiere" and played .it like Briton e tee in spite of their day' e playing at Clinton, All honor to them. The 0. I. Cadets, "mot feel quite prottd of Trig Neirreeltgeorm'is e received an invitation to call at the residence of Mr, W. A. Ross, Bruce street east,to see his Jubilee incuhatoro his own patent, and itet jubilant brood. Mr. Ross has made seven incabatore„ Thirty-five' lovely Wyandottes, some Golden,came into existence on Sunday -Last and chi) ped and picked bread cribs in fine style, so wen as they got Jut of the shell or at least very soon after: They were 20cir 21 days in the incubator or perhaps we might mere properly write,' the egge were hatched in 20 or 21 days after being put into the incubator. Mr. Ross says the little chicks hatched in the incubator are always free from any kind of ver- min. He has a brooder not quite fin- ished, Which will be the home of this, brood for some time to come. This is the second batch this year. 45 eggs Were set this last time., but only '85 chicks materialized on Sunday last. Mi. W. A. Ross purchased his pres- ent residence Bruce attest east, from Mr. Abraham Wilson before his de- parture for northern latitudes. We learn Mr. Wilson is at preeent in Michigan, - The C. 0. F, will parade to Knox church on next Sanclay a. in., 4th of June. • Mr. Chrystal bad a contract on hand in the Forest city last week and this week he is putting a pen into the Chemical salt works. The many friends of the late Mrs. Thompson, beloved wife Of Captain James Thompson of Bowesmont, Dak- ota, will be sorry to hear of her death on Saturday, May 20th. Captain Thompson went with her to California and lived there for a long titne,but her illness was too serious for change of climate to benefit her. Mos Leona Thompson of Leeds, Da., was with her grand -mother in her last illness. The county council will .rneet on Toesday, of next week. We learn that N. Dietrich has leased his new star mill to Messrs. E. Down- ing and W. P. Weitoby. After many postponements the Col- legiate Institute At Home on Friday evening was a complete successin the way of a large -and fashionable audi- ence. ,,Orcourse it had to rain some dorlair the whole of the entertainment which was held up to 11.30 p.m.and gat - or the conclusion of the literary and musical program all repaired to the gymnasium where it recherche lunch. 0015 and we might ear a flower banquet was prepared for the guests for the lit- tle tablets were covered with a profile- iort of lilies of the valley and all the flowers of May. The gymnasium was beautifully and fetitaatically decorated. The gneate were soneeneroUs that they divided and wont down in three differ- ent divisions. The teachers and pupils •all waited MI .the guests and chatted in. knots through the rooms and corridors - Sortie of the 0. 1. Cadets were in Ind. form which gave the affair quite a mil- itary air. Sentries too were posted in grounds and for once no one scaled the walls from the outside or gave any an- noyance. The program was Short for once and really we must say that al -- though the music both vocal and in- strumental 'was good, still the enthus- iasm awakened oft at like recitals were more inspiriting. People seemed more intent on ednvereing with each other. Mr. Stratig,:principal of the 0, to was chaleMan. He prefaced the program with a neat speech. The opening No,,, wee an instrumental duett by Jars, W. It. Logan and Miss Blanche Wateon, which was well executed lay teacher and pupil. The firet vocal solo on the program, that favorite, "True Till :Death" was yery sweetly sung by Miele Turie Brow, accompanied by Profes- sor Simeon. Then followed the bow tired recitation "The 'White Rose very pleattinaly rendered by Miss Irene Ach- eton, as Mr. Strang celled it a tribute teechool talent. Mr's. Logen and Mies Cainpaigne, who Mr. Strang termed old favorite friends, exeouted in fine etyle it beautiful piano dutitt "From Foreign Pots." Mr. Carrie Nang a base 016 "Out on the Deep" and ehow- ed that his bao note* are getting down deepe. „it Mire Elio Tye, *coon:mai:1st, Wee Millie fitodwio recited yery path- • record of their perfection in drill under • etically 'A Violin Fentasy" and Milet Limit. Burton DeForeet Grant, science Elie* Tye delighted till with the jun- matter, 0. L They dinbanded after flee Quadrille in whieb she. introduce" Siving three cheers for the Queen and ye*, patriotleally "The Maple Leaf tattler for Clinton. Perha s ur eon. Forever" and other Coutdien airs ,dragon which Was abotit to devour the Mr. and Mre.tawarte of Clinton Spent An Beet, Toronto tes,e, Alexander daughter of the reigning king and who Meseta, Swartz. . of the Stewart, belittle contract of removing Was born, as every teader may not a tew dart last week the gueets . the old breakwater. %het looks like know, in Vanpaclocla of noble parents , The M. M. Drake, Captain P. 0. Bets, getting a new one in :earnest and *mitered Martyrcloni during the mitt, Chicago, Moe bushels corn for • . The store fronts in the Hotel Bed. reign Of the Roman Variperor jUllAtt Mocier's Elevator, cleared on Saturday ford block are hong re -touched by the on the Wird April on a crossthe Greek for 0Ideago. . skilful hands of one of our painters. cross. Richard adopted St: George as X. Geo. j. LeHean Chief Clerk for Mrs. (Rev.) Carrie returned from her his patron mini pinning nituneif uniler IL A. rose, Board '•of Trade Weigh visit. to London on WOW., Kbci May. Ns protection and adopted the red Master, Chicago, haft been spending a The fog horn began to whistle about arose on a white ground as the Jack of few day* with Mr. Mover's at the Offi- :32 pc m, on teaturtiay night. England, red meaning bravery and ce at the elevator. Ilera too, tIsinkti •Mrs. Deneey returned frotn Port white purity. • England's crusaders Goaerieb a lovely place althotigha lit- aloron hut week, learning by telegram Sought under this flag and Edward 1st tle stand offish, •-• that her daughter-M.14w, Mrs. Loftus, claimed. and maiutained the lordship Tbe St, • Andrew went . down the Dances', Was net expected to recover of the narrow seas. which Victoria Arnerierin chore with wheat from Fort from her thee Perkins illnesii. Banpily ' owns this Empire Day. We need not William for Kingston and is expected Mrs. 1,...Dancey took a change for the note the many battles gained under it in thikweek to load with oats for Vert better and is progressing most favor- and the discoveries but j will mention William. It is eleo said her next trip .ably, Mrs. Chiptein A. E, McGregor is the trainee of the victors,Cabot, Drake, vvill,be from Mica 0, • also here. • , Raleigh, and .Eanneigiothia nwabvoyorinellitzbaebevtilie., tory over the Spanish Armada. Then, the Scotch chose it flag for Seotland,the saltwe or cross of St. Andrew, apostle 987. At that time Rows was king of the Picts end was attacked by Athel- stan king of the Saxons-, but. Rungue prayed to Goa and St.Andrew, and his prayers were heard for Aehauis, king of ,the Scots with 10AD' of his Scotch subjects came to his relief and it is told that on the blue sky appeared a white cross formed by the clouds which, gave courage to Achania and liungus. .and Athelstan'a artily was defeated and Atheistan left dead on the field. From that time the Seetch chose As faithful, brave little scholar and coin- their ensign the white saltire cross on pardon. Cerebral roenin4itis was the whine ground, the white representing demote of death the M. D'S thought purity poi the blue truth. Mr. Hall whose 'skill was tested to the utinest to then told of the battles won under save the bright little bor. „: Relay like it in ., such a manner as to prove the a soldier of Christ at rest, the lily -of- warning .motto of the Scotch' Thistle the -valley on •his' breast, . The floral "Netno me impunis lacessit, "translat- tributee Were numerous and very beau- ed "No One may touch me with iria- Nful and i ncluded magnificent ficrtvell' punity." • In the reign of James let of lent by the testers of Milt. Todd at England and Oth of Scotland the ship New Haven, Mrs. B. H. Yates and Miss of each nation displayed each its own Lizzie Sheppard, Who also sent tele- flag ,until james thought of the.17niort grams of condolence and regret at not, •Jack, having both crosses with a fitn. being able to attend the funeral.. Mrs. briation of white between the differ - Dr, ' McNally • of Tara also tele- ent erosees which gave the Greek crew .graphed ' condolence and regret • at and the X united, using the red cross not being able to attendfuneral, which. and the white which resulted in the took place at pp; m. on Tuesday from Scotchman getting, as he usually does, hisfather's residence,Lighthouseatreet. it good share of all that wits going. Rev. Mark•Turnbull attended at house The real Union Jack in the reign of and grave. Prifecipiti Halls and staff QueenAnne 1707 did wonderful work of the Central Public School and their at home and • abroad, in out own pupils attended the funeral in a-• body: Country under it Sir W. .Johnston The pall -bearers Were Masters Leonard raised it above the old Port Niagara, and Frank Coff,' John Galt, Walter Wolfs under it storMed Louisburg and Mitchell,Leo. Elliot and Ernest Jordan. died victorious on the plains of Abra- The following members of .the Gode- tiain. Nelson covered England ,with rich, Gun Club made these scores at a glory .'ett the Nile, The Mariners of ,shoot on Friday last. .The maximum England gained the coast of West - was 10 :-7-4. Fritzley8,'W. Rutson. 6, Africa, New south Wales,' and Van - 'O. Garrow.6, 13. R. Watson 4, N. Drew •codver Island under. it. . Then Mr. Rougvie,3, H. Batson 3, D.•Rougeie 2. Halls took up. the Irish flag whose A. Lily of the Valley wedding.took lineage be said could not be so • clearly place at •Bayfield on Her 'Majesty's birthday at the residence of the bride's' defined as the other lacks,but he said it is rather as a soldier the , Irishnaan mother,Pars.Sarah Card.. The Rev.111-r. excels than a sailor as he is not canted. tahaw of Bayfield tied the marriage ered to be -very lona of. the . water, knot., " The • bride, Mary' Victoria Os- Wellington aucl Wolseley attest the) niond,looked lovely and delighted all Irishman's power of.conamand. and. la with her modest grace. .1ter bridal many a forloen hope the Wild energy coitunie was of cream brocaded goods, beautifully trimmed with dream silk of • the .Irish blood has scaled the breach diapliying• that same eager, and lace. She earried A latge boquet of fleece, impetuous valor with which in lilies -of the valley; her favorite flower, The lkidesmaid was little Miss Mina ' the charge of the heavy brigade at Card of Goderich, who looked lovsly in Balairlava the Inniskiliees 'went out into the msssive Russian Column with 'blue organdie with lovely •becitiet of ,A cheer. The banner of Sr. Patrick, lilies of the valley. The meld of honor, Miss Lucinda Walters, wore a cream ' Irelmfd's patron saint, is a white flag having on it the same saltire shape its' costume, beautifully made,and trimmed with. silk and lace of same color. The St. Andrew's cross but red in color, red for bravery and the blue ground, groom, Mr. Williarn Parkinson,travel. ler for 4 London firm, with lily tit. the troth. Then Mr, Halls 'descrihea. the birth, work and. death of St. Patrick, valley bontiniere, was supported by • The moss in which he is said to have Master Gilbert Card, little heather of the bridesmaid, who also wore the lily •suffered martyrdom was ,a . cross the shape of the red dress •adopted by !ro- of the valley in his button hole. After • land with the shamrock, emblem of the ceremony was performed- by the the Trinity. All these three crosses RSV. Mr. Shaw of Bayfleld, the large. were united in 1801 dating the reign company of nearly -109 invited wedding of George III who brought about a guests, all carrying how:lets or wearing complete union of the three kingdoms, bontinieres of the lily of the valley fol. England, Irehinet and Scotland, as we lowed the. bridal party to the Queen's have them to -day. It was . the flag Hotel where a most elaborate wedding luncheon was prepared for the guests. which floated on the white ensign nn ' all the ships at Trafalgar and on the The dining hall was decorated pus- main top of all and head of the Victory fusely with lilacs and evergreens and. when .Neleon. sent aloft • his British from the ceiling was euspehded. it large bell formed of lilacs and evergreens; watchword the halo qf which shone around it at Balttklava. Mr. Halls which reflected great credit on tbe at- after dilating.on numerous other heroes tistic taste of the Qiieen'ii staff. After who won victory under the flag finish, luncheon Mr: and Mrs. Parkinson left ed with great fervour by adding that by coach for Brucefleld to take the if these creases could but speak what train for London., their future hoine, glories they would tell. The folds of The bride's travelling dress was of car,'• dinal cloth trimmed with black, and such a flag become an inspiration arid the greatest pride of the Union Jack is fancy white straw bat trimmed with that it never floats o'er a slave. It is white chiffon and lilies •cif the Tetley: the emblem of one Queen, one Empire, Mr., ••Mrs..and.Miter..0tird drove down one flag. The greatest order and at, ' to the wedding frern Goderich. ' tention was maintained during Mr. Our citizens went in parties to the Hall's great display of enthusiasm and Nile and Benmiller and some had par- when Inspector Tom rose to respout! said that he had intended to give a ilelaegettielmbjr :Itself that afternoon hut Halls that a. ni. who hap. pened to say that he -had an essay on the British Flag prepared he, Insp'ec- tor Toni; said not e.?word of his own in- tention. ,and after a little mead .of praise to the children for their • atten- tion and clever recitations and' meat and meleet setectione,with a word of praise to the teachers who managed the affair, not forgetting the loyal decorations, asked for three cheers for Principal BMW flag talk which were lustily given. Theo the progratn was next in order, the first No. being 'a recitation by Miss Maud Tilt "Out. Flag" which recitation truly suited the 'veungest daughter of Mine Rost of the British Exehange, who threw her whole heart and soul into the Spirit of "Oar Flag." Chorus "Red, White and Blue" in which ell heartily ;joined. Mite Cepha, Fisher Jimmied and. inter- ested all vfith her selection "What is a Hedgehog" depleting in true elocution- ary style the btight 'boy who asks his mother trite but annoying questione. Ceptut will make her mark in elocu- tion. The Misses /retie and Etta &mite sang the pretty little due% "My doll la hlgger'n your doll," very pleasantly. May "Arleitt's selection "Heroes" wati truly well recited follow- ed by Genie Dyke who excelled her- self in "Canada to. Kipling," Mitt" Nellie Jamieson paid Goderich and the Collegiate Institute as welt as the vol. unteertt, a pretty tribute in reciting oto perfectly in voice and motion the poem 'Tamale," which is rtOW set • to rauste."0 why. do we roam in foreign lands" by the late Lieut. It Skirninge and after the entertainment Wits over Was presented by your correspondent with it copy of the song and a pretty little; hoquet as a little tribute of thanks. The last No. on the long told intereetiog program WO the. "Cana- dian Beat Song," hut if the .hoys had taken it up hi would have had a fine ming in ite rythm, Ater very pleat - Our fishing fleet as to go farther to Piruples,beile and Warriors AMY that ileh,to seek other pastures,so to ispeak, the blood is impure. 'Hood's Sitrsapar, than during the first, of ' the season. illa is the beat blood purifier that Mon. Early iti spring they spoke with the ey can buy. • ' . tugs at Sandheach memo the lake but Miss Jennie Fra,seracceinpanied Mite now they era Obliged to go above Campbell to Toronto,.whers they have Seethampton and cannot fetal their gone to tetaelq the 'sewn with Miss ,haul same day. . • . • . N'Villiaree. • '. ' . - , . Mr. A., M. Todd is, we regret' 'to '-all.! ....-Mrs, Harvey Tilt and little daughter nounce, called Upon to - mourn the ,- .Gladys of Toronto .spent EmPire, and death of his nine-year-old son, Robert,1 Queen's • Birthday_ at the British Ex- Frewen. The funeral took place frons - change with Jar, Harvey Tilt, the family residence on Tuesday. The - On the lest Sunday of May, 1888, pretty White coffin WAS covered with . Rev. JaMes Anderson ascended the floral mamentos, showing the etre°. pulpit of Knox churches its fully, in - Monate regard the scheoltoates of the ducted pester, so the last Sunday of little fereiten had for hini,thestiidlous,. May hes • been the anniversary cote- bration every yeer since. Hellen Sun- day. last -Was no exception to .the rule and tht3 morning fresh and fair. Rev. Mt. Anderson chose as his text, and very- attpropriately, Atm, Philij3pians, 244,15,16,17. The congregation was very large. ' The stooge:ter the foundation or Mr. Stoddares. new •purchaee • the pretty .cottageoweed by itir.. Wilson Salkeld Some years aim, on East street, and later by Me.'llfahoriey, G. T. E.; now • or Sttatferce are from the River Mait- land and when dressed will-1;11ot in the sun like jewels. . . . '' ,, Mr. I. Helimuth Maces' of . London 'WAS accompanied on hi. Queen's Birth-; dog visit here by bis friend. Mr, Nor - Man , Bowden, ., one of the . popular Young gentlemen of the Forest citY. Mr. Howden was delighted with the beauty ot our town. ' Mr. John Robinson of the .organ factory staff wins to be'enjoying his \vacation, -'which We true* is not muted Wow. inclispositioe. • , ,. ' •.• Mies Sophia Card left On Monday a.. 13). to spend the sumpter at Montretil• with ' her sister, . Mts. • Kidd. . 54.. that • D. B.: Munro, merchant, Manchester, Was an honored guest at the At Home gleigvranteonaPetriltd:tey, evening, by.. the Col- . :Mr. Tames of Chicago is guest of Mrs. W. Smith, Eat ,street. He WAS never in Giaderieh before and thinks. • like all the rest of our visitors; the is a -lovely place. He is en route for Hamilton; Whet e b is old home is, •• .. Bemire. Day was perfection in the way of being loyally kept by.:teachers, parents and . 'pupils. We .raiesed• the :flags- floating in the breeze. from. the flag poles round the square,i, but whee. We arrived 'at the Central School, per epecial ineitation‘ and . found so many large flags there we. thought the town must have loaned its collection. • The classrooms upstairs, of which Misses. ,Flo Ball and Franks are the teachers, were thrown into one 'room'. by the folding &mini being taken away. Por- traits of Her • Majesty adorned the walls and flags were in every direction outside and in, • One blackboard had a :map of the 'Dominion in colors and Mr. Mulock's boat), "We hold„"etc. A great many visitors attended, but we fear Mr. Ball had.. to represerit the board of trustees. The entertainment for Empire Day began with a pleatting Juid well .delivered'address, "Why the day is appointed" by Principal Halls; Who looked quite &Wm:mire with his crimson beutiniere, followed by the boys' chorus "The British Lion" and if that renowned , Lion. had heard them he would have swelled the chorus. Boys always sing . with their Might when the words inspire them. &cite. - Lion by our clever little elocutionist, Gladys •Platt,"Pi ior. to Miss Bell's ap- pearance" that Weheard. h,er repeat so well at St. George's At Home, S.I3ean folloWed. with a latighable story aboub a goat that. luucheoned on a druggist's besket Of spongerkand then drank the dreggist's health in water, after Will& the girls' chorus "Land of the • Maple" was nicely sung. Recitation ',Empire Day was very prettily given by Miss ties •neerer. home. They ,all enjoyed Lottle Robinson, quite & patriotic lit - themselves in Forms fashion mallY tle Misslor ber years, "Bijah's Story" going down to the harbor to fish, but was a Very pretty and pathetic story of fishing was a failure we are skirrY to a little boy who sold papers it a city relate. ; • was . very nicely portrayed by Miser We clip the following interesting Gracie Martin, but the mouth otgan nuptial event from the Guelph Advo. duett, methinks we hear it yet, given , "eate :—This afternoon at 8.30 Rev'. R. by Masters . Allan Allen and 3., M. Glaesford performed the pleasinie A. • estreninnY by 'which one of effelPhrs triabril oCtfratslise. moWuteh tnortigeatne"w3rasthae meet popular young ladies, Annie pleasant surprise and real musical. Maud KtinnedY,/butigest daughter of treat to every one present, no one en - the late David Kenned74 became the iciying it more than the Principal. bride of George Barry Martin of Gode- .1".1.1iii, adhett.mae "The 'Swanee River" lieb. The eererunni was Performed ah The hope -received a regular ovation the homestead, Waterloo Avenue, in and although Principal Halls knew the the presence of about fifty relatives afternoon was advancing he , had to and friends, including gueete from allow a recall and whet was nItaib Hamilton, Goderich, Toronto and antusing the boys returned quite like Brantfoed. The drawing room Waft being accustomed to an orcheetra or artistically decorated for the occasion Military band and traVe Us "Por hese a and a bank of flowers made an ' effect- jolly good fellow,"r quite appropriate, ive settingfor the bridal :party. The you know as the Rev. Morgan ' Wood bride entered -leaning on. the arm of would say. Miss ,tiffitin McDonald her brother, Alderman John Kennedy, was the neaten the program and re - while her nephew, Mader David Ken- oiled in dittinot and. well modulated nedy, played the • Wedding March. tons "A model Child" and we only She leaked beWitchingly winsome in a wished Mr. D. McDonald of the Court travelling eosturne of navy blue box Rouse staff had been present, Mr, cloth, with cornflower blue silk waibt. Balls had prepared the blackboard hat to match, and carrying a istspet of with weli.eisielousa Ando tie the mt. white row. She Was attended bY her fah flags in the different periods of its trieud, Abbie Minim', who wo charm- Janney. Most he had a led MSS ort a; ingly attired in navy blue eerge, with welt° ground signifying st. George's blue 'ANNA silk waist and carried era% the English flag, By its side. pink resell* The g °mil was„ essiSted Was chalked out a white crime in X tc, by his brether, Pm Mortis of gam' form on it Wire grourid,the &Molt flea; ilton. After the ha pi couple had re. anti next the 'PM fie, a red X on a at the We are going.to make SATI.TRDAY, Juls111 8110 a Day of special bargain giving at the Wiseman Store, The whole stock ham been gone through, odd lines of -every sort haw) been picked out and will be placed on our oounters marked for.qiiick selling. These goodp gd'on sale on Saturday morning, It is tt, question of turning them into ready iioney and they have been• tuarked at pricesithat are just about one.half of the old Wise. man figureEarly in the morning will be none too sopa as in many of the linesthe quantities are limited, isenipin Store DRESS GiOODS . • SOME SILK BARGAINS 14Aqpi1INS Clearing prices on tBhearWgaiisnes. . It 'le not often that you can man stook -of Wilts. buy Dress Goods for half price, for Saturday shoppers that are While this lot lasts what you well "rth the' buYing° can save (41 a dress • go a. 200ch Japa,nese blouse silks, . right navy . ground with • long. way towards paying -for emit' white figure, ;mocha for the lthings and making. /ler° Fattrbdraioadeci and. polka -clot 19 -silks cream ground with col- ored' figuree, and colored grounds with cream polka. dots, Wiseman pries was 50 cents, reduced price •• 83 50 remnants of hlack.and color; 17 • ed silks, plain colors and fancy designs in lengths of flow one halite three yards; all marked by the piece and nt pu rii ite 04 bout one half iegu- 17 Inc tint congratulations of their blue grourid. We will give for the berm- friendethey sat down to a sumptuous at of the many readers of Ton 'laws. weddirig breakfest. The tablets were RgeOtta and try to he as brief as potlli. very prettily set in' pink and white. hie our notations of Mr. Haire Exceptionally numerous presents, in. tors- Of the Union jack" BOUM.% noble eluding many handsome ones, bore noble ensioi,hut it was tio good and in- t t ken to the populerity of the infirm. teresting We eltnnOt refrain froM ftit- The groom's gift was a bandeorne gold in little pot Montt Of it r—Inetinct 111 chair+ beatelet. The happy ettuple left the human race, Mr, 11,11 observed, on the 5.4) train to spend a Ithort begine with the baby boy Who delighte honeymoon in Toronto and Buffalo be. in getting Inc tiny stick iiiid, have some fOre taking up their reeidenee Gods' one fitsten it little rag upon it. Eit. rich. The ,Advocate unites in the plOrationtrin Africa show tlie natives wiehes for a happy and protmertme had their eriiiign. Din the Book of future." From the Guelph MercarY Numbers Mr, • Balls quoted the text ing remarke by Mr. Ball, who among anti A.dvertlser WS CRP the tete per- Numbers 2.2, "Every moo of the dom. other' thing* isaid "i would rather have tairiing to the guest* from distence rib of Israel ehtill pitch by his neon the apolautte cif the, boys than all thA At the Martin-Kerinedy wedding on standard with the ensign of their fath- nice things Kr. Hells NA maki of me." the Avenue ... "After the auptiai !twit er's house, far off about the tabernaele Mr. D. lifeGillieuddv made Sheet ad - had been tied it eurnptuona repeat WAS of the congregation shall they_piteh ' partaken of. Among the gotta* front Amnia had lite "Twin' Bull." Bo drem after which All wig "God Save reepoielentnet being suffic mat near The wells were hung with portreite of a nee were a . ar The Peruvians, Children of tieing Miss Isobel Sherwin, Mr. Hello' mann the Queeen"the tiecompaniet, all through to We certain hue they gave it usttly. Her Idejetty, landscapes, etc., andflage in, parents' of tha pvoom, MittOrrkeie the Skier, "Raiehowie teehme, Totem aseletent, who played very creditabIT porde one added te giva this*. chetsrs galore. One large coign coitersd a Martin, their daughter, Mr. mid Mrs. of hie family "Tortolee"Wolf" "Beer" indeed. for the football bet none were vouch. groat spew* en north side of piatrorm, Maddox, Miss Reid and Ills "Pish," ete. and hotly ours Um th oiled preisibly newel* it was inferior blue covered with white item. We die Octette, all ef Godoich. The bride Wee 'Union Jack: *Web Mr. Halls old the above trientitt. names. 'Beery- not count the eta" but thtry tasy rep- the retiOerit of men, valuable pro. wee nob "a haphastird olive of patch. It is better to rourrire health them to y who rtiontined la tag wtt4 oat roenit Uncle &We whole timelier of Nag, mot mows from Britieh woek hub ft* combination bears 11rWM curs dime., First. blood ito sra1001116 the returned *OS Oa. State*. It looked pretty and that , folds an interertint history. pore with itzeienvinfripettr light of the glorious May Moon. all that is desirehle is decoration. I Albert Johnetou is going to tb. Pao. iyo jug tag volt wow:leo imreou , arta be &limn sig. • • esfelL,..! ernes, is our Bargain List for 'Satur- day : ' one end wool Delaine cream ground with Kinn grey flower VViseinan piece was 35 cents redaced to . ' Two ends only, 'double fold tweedetfect Diess Goods,suit- able foe entire suits or nett- . rate skirts, Wiseman :price was 30 cents reduced price 3 only dress ends, neat small mixed checks, make very •BARGAINS IN HOSIERY nobby costumes, Wisenlan • Hosiery burns earl 'save money in 48priinCechwabsr$04w.2n0 rseedrogi elivreIcrey i$2,45 Lathectsiciesi,tablinasc.k Lisle thread Rose, thread pure wool, old puce • extra fine quality,. will out was 75 cents, reduced price . 47 wear an ordinary cotton hose 3 Dress ends fancy black goods, all pure wool and very -fine • • three times ever, Wiseman price WAS 60 cents, our rectuc- quality, Wiseman prices were ed price 40 e4.50e& 55.50 reduced price • 32,50 Extra fine quality girls' black Navy: serge, beret worstedlinish Lisle thread Hose, ever last, 44 inches Wide, all pure wool .stairiless black, sizes 7 & 7* with small red or cream silk , only. Wiseman, price was 40 figute Wiseman price ,wits cents,elearing Saturday at • $6.05 reduced price . 62.75 About three dozen pairs child - 40 ince light navy blue Lustre, rens black cotton, seamless Wiseman price was 50 cents • Rose, sizes 4, 44, 5, 54 clearing reduced price . 22 Saturday at • 5c. pair Basket weave cleith all pure Boys very fine ribbed cotton 22 • wool,•40 inches,wule, capital thing for. skiets for wearing with blouses, navy and 'brown • only, old price Was 90 cents, redueed price , One end grey brocaded dregs goods 42 inches wide, ,Wise- • ,111 LINENS mart price was 45 cents, rel Huse, ever fast stainless dye, double knee, sizes 74 only; Wiseman price was $5 cents elearing Satin dity at 49 FOUR SATURDAY BARGAINS: - auced price • • Fancy black dress goods, double ' fold, all pure wool, Wiseman ' price was 75 cents our reduc- ed price • - - ' *, price was 69 cents, • our re-'. One end only . Black Sahel,' 38 inch, all pure wool, Wiseman duced price Several ones. of black and white, • fancy dress ,goods, ' all wool and double fold, Wiseman price was 75 cents, reduced price . „ , 42 inch all wool Priestly Dress rds, . small fancy flgute, • • . iseman price was 75 cents, ' D'Oylies. Wiseman price . reduced price . • ' . .4ty was' 8 cents each, clearing ' Sattoday at 3 for .. ' 10 - One end only 54 inch Dress Single fold ()tape Oloth 27' cetweed,nts, ci °e rairlitinga IS aPtt tted rya: t 75 40 three arms, Wisetnan price was 25 cents, cleating Saturday at 15 Nickle Plated Towel Racks; inches. wide, miginally sold at 25 cenM,clearing Saturday SATURDAY BARGAINS os IN BOYS' SWEATERS SATURDAY BARGAINS. Boys'.1teavy white knitted Got - IN BLOUSE MATERIAL ton Sweaters, clearing Satur- day at 18' width, and fine quality, regu- Zeyphers for waists, wide. 18 inch pure silk fish net veil - 2 ends only fancy striped Scotch ' ISaactuprdriacye 'an cents, clearing .. ' SATURDAY'S BARGAINS IN YEILINGS 06 for Saturday ' '10 - lar price 29 cents, our price ing with...chenille spot:, regu- 28 Four bargains from the linen vetiocfaltyttaotrngiongo.n sale on. Sit- - 5 only extra hue quality pure 38 linen damask Table Napkins - , size 22x22 inch, regular price $2.25,clearingSaturday at 81.48 d;... One end only fine half bleached 42 damask,70 meb,original price was 50 cents per yard, clear- ing Saturday at 30 Huck Towels, naedium eize • plain borders, Wiseman price 3n was 2 for 25e., clearing- the - lot on Saturday -at • 2 for 10 An odd lot • Of Turkey Red REMNANTS. Every piece of goods in the store that is short enough to be called. a remnant, short lengths of Dress Goods, Linens, Prints, Carpets, all have, been nieasured tip and marked at prices that will clear,them out in short order. The last of the Wiseman Mantles, Saturday morning • we place on sale all that are left of the Wiseman stock of Spring and Summer 1VIantles. This lot embraces goodg that were $6, $8 and $10 a piece. While the styleq are not the newest thing they can easily be made over into short Jackets so popular this season. They are in fawns, tweeds, and blacks, and we offer you your choice en. Saturday at 50c • ODGENS BROS. DIREbT 9 IMPORTEI?8 • Selling the Wiseman 'Stock at the Wiseman Store. CLINTON, figlis10• tavander. Flowers For • Perfuming Wardrobes; Liner • , tia follows Closets, and preventing Moth . 4 The 35e_ Black or japan Tea 3:00 a Bag, and 22 lbs. No. 1 Granulated . Sugar $2 .00 . 100 ihs Kitchen Queen Plena and 22 lba No. 1 Granulated. BARGAINS IN SUGAR We have bargairrehrinarirlifite;" but from now until and including Saturday, him 3r4, weholcl out two special inducements in Sugar, Our Native 106 Teo stig: bO " W- keep nothing but good good& 256/a .Paokage ThIs is the groat Spring Bitters. Wg are sole agents in Clinton rot Who Penny Post cigar the best4ieelgarin Canada. Buy it Ho Bo 06MBE Chemist and Druggist t Physicians' eupplies, 44. Butter and Eggs, wanted. �. oLsoit" Cook's Cotton Root Ompotai szeoessielly ttaMmottett wit tgi'llft4retie er,1111si xterit meet . tr-stiee, rJss and NM Roid In an at Oil. IVO 1114. triyalt by split*); ••'