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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1902-03-07, Page 4• • ' \ - Aity G oes with Pri Cooper's Bookstorefalbitton CLI/frON NEW EEA, ' Air store wotild never have grcohn as it has done if the prices asked for all kinds ..achandise were not accompanied by absolute excellence in quality. The best .1cle of its particular class at the lowest possible price, that's the 'combination that has Anade our trade expandV hother it be a penny article, or a costly dress length, it is The quality compared with our price that makesiiiie purchase a moneysaving one to you. But back of every, article we -sell is our positive, unreserved guarantee as to the qualitY. You must be satisfied' In every Point, in every do:tail, if not, til, the article back, and ri,`)-*- Iittntxtio.4."‘ hA%rl$:4111627. your money will be refunded at once Puroballe Your tiokete at Town 91400 end eel's delay et etation, F, R, 110d1ell$, sirciffn Agent t The Newest and*Best in Dress Goods. It would take pages to tell the story of our Dress doodsDepallzurcett We can allY suggest in this small space a few of the many only, an idea of a . twentieth part of the weaves, patte MI Wool Cash .0 at 25e. '.216 blob all wool °Ashmore, very fine quality, abets in „ a se of ese, pan, vink, white, old meet sky blue and blivoitaltis line is sold by other etore e at 350, our amulet value -at -per yard , ,, ....... 06c Vlach Lustres 30, 38 Anil 42 'ohm wide, fine brilliant finish, all the very ' 75 boo black, A 1 Intim et poi yard,20e,25e,39e,50e. • Viola Suiting; The soft clinging Wes' Goods that will be in great dements for warmer days of opring, they come in shades of peerl grey, mode, fawn and navy, 42 inches wide, price per yard 60e _Covert Suitings tor assortment of thee beautiful ouitings is by far tit° lam - eat we bays ever snowb, they ooree in. the newest sbseee - of grey, fawn, brown, mode, blue grey, oto, prwee per lee suit length is - ' S5.50 and d Navy Lustres . Homespuns a8 and 42 inobes wide, very fine finish, is in great demand Are again in great demand, for eking+ 0" suits, grey is the for waists and dresses, all warrantee to give good wear, goo leadingshada We have a fine Wowing of tbe different ono ... oc I 00 400 aud weiehts at 9 and • ool, and Silk and Wool Delaines for ,.ancyr Waists. We have by far the finest collection of delaine; ever shown by us, they come in so many pretty combinatiou of colors, that nothing aort of a visit to thestore can give you any idea af the beauty of these goods, prices 40e, 45e, 60e and 85c, 2i. yards required for a waist. The following List of B.6,rgains is fr :Thursday, Ftiday*and'Satiirday, only, 6th, 7th and 8th The news of this store will be very interesting for the above days. People know that when NeWcombe's annotincespbcial Bargains, there is money to be saved by -being on band bright and OarlY. The last three ,days of this"week Will be days of attractive. •iofferingsi . , , g • MO pairs of Kid Gloves at 59e 1.80 affil $1.21 WraPpers tor On Teursday morning we will place on eale 150 more rain) year choice of about one dozen Wrappers, made b good (Tourist:nous 590 Gloves. They are as good as most wrspeerettes in assorted more, that gold at 111: 25 and: fie,. moat storea-sell for $1,they cols in sbades of ten Mode . 111.50, on sale:Thntedee morning at „ • ; , VTI.) • • grey Lied brown, in all sizes from 5e to •SiOrt Waists at 3c......'• Thursday morning we place on sale the baler** of our „, Shirt Waisteonadeof American fletinelahat wine $1,1or eiDC • . 175 Waists for 006 leoiclipie Waists, madenf AmeriOnliannel. in °eters of red - with hem 'design, regelar prise was $1,75, en elle oorn- ' 'mooing Tharsiay morning, at ..... DV U $1.50 Black Solana Skirts for Si' On Thursday morning we place on 'sale three dozen 13!aok Satan& Skirts, with stx rows of fine frills, the regular AA price of which was $1.50, far ... • .. • .. • 114, • • ..... • • • • EmbrOiderles•at 2e• • _ • 100 eardenf fine gushes,' Embroidery,with goad strong edge, goo on sale Thursday at per yard 85e Taffeta Silks:at 65e . Commencing Thureday Morning we plsoe on Rale e50 yaide ot very fine soft finish Taffeta Silk, in shades of pink; turquoio, red, gold, white oream and black, yery ' suitable for weists, tegtilar value 85o a yard, op a sale at per yard . ..... . .. . .. .. 6 4 • • • • • • • 00C • See Navy Lustre at 40e . . ..150.yaris oi Neve Lustre with Mali clot, also plain potpies weave,' just the thing for waists that, yet .w.ant to glee A .t 'good woe, molar price,60e, on Ole et per yard %VC design, look stitched .edges, regular prioir1:504 to deer at 4.9e. aseet0:404CoXerookeNotrif$4040•40:1464.44. 444414 -4.444":"8444.444444.6.4+101,04":444400.60.144.":444.44-440 • • • • , ? • 35e Hose at 19c 100 pairs of boys' extra heavy all wool hoes in aseorted eine, all warrantedto:give good:wear, this line is -well worth • - 85o a pair, but to clear the last.100 pairs mit at once the- 19 • • . priop vvill be. • •••• f el, • • • • • .. • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Children's:20e, 25e and 800 -Mitts, • Gloves, fte, for 15e • ' . • Oen/trees fine wool Mine and Gloweein Assorted dolor's also black, that sold at 20., 25o to 30e, all at one grilse Thuteday . . ... .:........, .. ... 15c $8,50 and 4,50 Waists for $1.75 Wks' Waists, Made of cashmere, velvet and Bilk,. regular • prices were from $3.50 to 54,50, all at one price Thum. e pee day morning • . . .. . .. . . .'......... d Children's 20e to 25C Vests for 15e Ohildren'eTeste and•Drawers, all heavy weight; 'that eold at 20oend 25o, to clear at eon e..- 15e 100 Towlirig at 6e 200 ter& of 17.1-2 intifi wide all Linen Towling,heavy qual-, ity,regular yalue-leo, foe Thnriaday roorning to go at . per yard ..... ' . • .. • 75c Lace Curtains at 49c... • tage 4rtairus, 8 1 2 yarde long, 84 Makes wiee, very neat . A Big llama:ilk Raiii Coats. commencing Thariday morning we place on Sale at A big re'duction 20 of our very • newest Rain Coats,' every one is iootl-and made in the very latest styles. It .will pay you tobe onhand bright and early Thursday morning. • • . $1.75 Coats at 2.50 12 Rain Coats, with new boa: in colors of fawn, uses' and blaoleour speoial price:Wae $3.75, sale price.... .. ........$2.50 $5.50 Coats for, . • $3.25j $6 Coats for. ... . ... .., - -...%...**Trterelle,0444:4044:44/4400.0.914**4444.4404,4*).444444044404 eti:10 -0.04"....*:•*".44440.444444 Your money hack if you want it; --- r CLINTON 4. Church ehimes of one -.of the best and most practical Wzroas 011110C11. -An. excellent can - 'building committees, No time, labor, thee, entitled "The Resurrection" is be- _ lia.mhenvire ST,- The Epworth nor thought was spared by the nom- leg prepared for the Sunday School laeagule Was the last to farewell in Rat-. bete of that committee, of which Mr -under the direction of T. Jackson, jr.. fenbury St church, the last meeting to Wm Doherty Was • ehairman. • The and M. Dovozer for „Easter MendOir be held being on Monday evening; sub result is, that all being well, 'the old evening; it is expected that Went from being the case it was made partseularly interesting", President H. Itorke pre- sided and the meeting took tile form of irefellOwship service, conducted by .tbe Rattenbury St. congregation,. expect Toronto and elsevvhere will assist,ttotice to open their new building next Suns of which will be given later on,. -On day. /t Was thought, that it would Tuesday night the Excelsior Mission be Most appropriate that Some' etre Band held its regular monthly meeting pastor ; those who attended the meeting ing, and the unanimous eleinI ,itt the_old church, as the oecasion was old bpi e. The exercises Were the New , pastor of the church should be in- and there vies 11, geed attondande pre- vail not forget the last ;meeting held vited to reach the last sermous in the sent, there being 44. Mrs.Grabani preo slay of special interest to those who liespeleic Accorringly last Sunday, Mime W. O'Neil and Pearl McDonald, Made iMpressiVe....Lost Sunday Was choice fel on Rey J. W. Shilton, Of Hebrides Mieeitin illustrated by a map ; ad heen woksbippere in old Ratten- Mr Shifter) preached to very fine delegates to the Presbyterial Society biteY &Auft di. It eilmewhereabOut. congregations. Ilia yery matey friends held in Blyth, gave reports on 'Missions; forty-five yeers oboe the foundations Were rejoiced to- see and hear him Mies McTagaart read a letter from Mrs cof this church were first laid. In the again Ris morning sermon waschiefly Moore, of the Mettawasie, N. W. T,, course of years additions were road° to reminiscent. He took for his text, Mission, of which this Bend is helping the old building and for the time being ollitherto bath the Lord helped us," in sustaining ; Miss Jessie O'Neil gave •It.alisWered its Purpose Well, Bat the and With that as a bates, he partially an excellent recitation and a chortler by friction of the yearshas left its impress traversedthehistory of the past, In Margery Aghew,S,Carlingairoy Gunn, everywhere. ,The brickwork hes begun the evening hearooke from the words, Ieesie O'Neil and Pearl Stewart war; to Mutuble, the roof to teak, end the "Chalet the power of God,' and splendidly given ...."The joy ofservice," ehrunken frame was inadequate t 6 preached a line and effective sermon founded: upon the parable of the talente, keep Out the cold winder of winter. The which was attentively listened to and wae the topic at the consecration church internally waa very old -fashion- enjoyed by the audience present, . The meeting of the V. P. S. C. E. last Sun* ed,and not attractive to • stranger's tee pastor assisted in • the services of the day evening. At the bush:toe meeting that While the old building had all lin, day, andatter the benediction in the on Monday eVelling, the committees alYing interestfor those who worship. evening, .aaked. the congregation in gave an account of- their roteWardehip leadVithin.ite Walls forAnaiMateare,....e.,. _viesseptellalttLeircuntsteneee , to Bing for February ; six new members were :tailed to meet the reoulternente of the the doxolgy, as trierifeffitranflittblits vecinved into -the irocietyrand-$8swet 8 - day. Thecomeregation, when they in- wcrehlw, in the old Rattenbuiy Area trent te the Heine Mission fund, In the Sited Mt Howson to become pastor of the church, promised that they *mild build dining hie pastorate. After alk. smiling charge Mr :Howson urged the fulfilment of the promigz Mr John • .letekrfort and the Paetor Canvassed the congregation to flee what subscriptions they could Beentre towarde the erection - Connell glad to learn that Witt Weft' has got ' irerutioljal!nt:!tr go :ife to W‘:)Ig43vYv the boneety of the tinder. Iliad tile Wallet been, dtscovered by ()there the 1, b ww • ag o. THE ILL.-Frierals are eorry to leaan that Wilber Masiniug hat; heir c or a wee pest t an atteoletof tp ; w.uncieretand , may take a few weelee bolidaYe t recuperate and hope. 'MAY"' Tall ...rettOrt "13ini -to perfect health..., , Tisde,11 has been confined to the hones of late, which friends Will ...hope - 'May not be long....Mrs Conine has been seriously lit latel .... We are FORdrola • "The Home 13eautiful"". The regular March meeting__ was held on Monday evening.' the Mayer presiding and ail the aldetraen pre- sent A. communication from jai; Seat 'informing the council of the purchaiie of lot2t1e --Victoria- -streetrenow-no- (meted by H. Warne); communica- tion from public tchool board asking the council to raise $2900 for school purposes also one from assessor of Hullett, with notice of assessment Of gravel pit for $50. The street committee reported Ulla they heti considered the matter of tbe Own bending ite owe eidewallesaud are of the opinion that a vouch greater amount of walk can he laid by- the town than by prtvate contractors and by' others. can be done at a. noel less cost thr By motion the street committee was authorized to procure the necessary supplies to enable them to lay tbe granolithic vtalks -and :to ask for tenders for cement. The chairman of the fire and water committee xecemmended anuntber of Ore appliances to be procured which was I adopted.• The chairan bf tbe stretcommitLee was instructed to have- the stone s the square broken for use onthe etreete and the chairman. of the pro- perty committee was instructed to re- port at the next meeting what dis- posakcan be made of the old buildings in re w of the market square. ' Thefinance committee reported the following accounte be paid:' -Alex Morris, work, 05e Wm Steep, snow - Plowing, $14 70; Robt Oree, Snow- plowing $15.50; electrie light, for atreet WO, for town ball, Gm, 09.35; Thee Walker, repairs, 56; W, Forster, wood;.$12,94 0, j. Stewart, grOceiies, 5202 ; A.- 0. Pattison, for ticket, 40e ; 'News Record,: sundries, $22,75; G. Crich, one month salary, 1118 ; W, Wheatley, earth for filling, f coal for heater, $25; Marticipal.• Wend,' &Moment rolls, $5.881 • W. Coats, sundt ies, $440; total,pay- talents, $236.14 ; receipts -46s. Wheat- ley, from eciiles and hall, $69 40; 0. ' Crich; from cemetery, 512,75; total $82.15. • '.Chutch • Chimes • The Presbytery of Heron meets. in Reneall, on. next; Tuesday, March lith. Rev'E. A, Hall. of Bernie, likely to be Rector ot Goerie within a tew weeks, if the Bishop approves of the change, " Nev. j. Greene took Rev. Deer's pulpit' at Walton for the pest two Suns days owing, to the sieknese of Repeater; Rev Greene' will also. take the Bente we* On Sunday, March, 17th. , Bovvmanville Methodists now nse In dividual cups at dommunion .6er-feces. The set provided costs about $100 and inaftdes 350g1assed, ten cake trays, sil- ver pitcher and other accessories. When Rev. R. Hobbs was. stitioned in Wirgham by Conference be found an old churoh with an old debt On it of $700. In three years- he has get the debt 'wiped out, eeveral hundred spent on the narsonage,a, new church enacted ,costing $16,000 of which $11,000 is suit, scribed and .57,006 paid. • This is a record to he proud of. • Hie Lordship, the Bishop. of Huron, has arranged to wait the deaneia of Huron in May for Confirmation Fere vices as follows;-Seafortn, Sunday, May 4th; Clieton, Monday, btlil Wing- hatn, Tuesday; dile arid ExeUus. We nesday, 7tb, at such hcaire as may be ,decided. by the several rectors. At the annual eongi4oitlitroal meet- ing of St Andrew'e churele•Orangeville, a resolution was linenimously peeved to increase thesalarY Of the pastor,Rev W. .Dickie, froin$1100 to $1800. . _Me Dickie is well-known here, and has many friends in these parts, who. be pleased to learn of the, appieciation in which be is held by the congregation in that teven. ONTAR10 ST. -Owing to the Opening services of tbe new Wesley church' it has been decided to forego both of their services on Sunday next, in order to allow* . congregation to join in worship and dedication, of the new Wesley church.; the Sunday school will ineetlis usual -in the afternoon. was the intention to have started special cry ange Hanoi er vices.but owing to the opening of the new Wesley church they will met be commenced until Monday evening, Merch 17th; Dr. Gifford will conduct these services and be assisted at times byneighboring clergy, ...Oh Thorsday evening of last week. the Members of Ontario street League drove, to the home ot C. Holland where a very pleasant evening was spent in game's. music, etc., after which refresbroceete were provided, when the young people left for their homes, thanking Mr and Mrs Holland for their.kind hoepitality. thurch. . absenee of the leader of the Bible study, • Li Timothy,Rev A.Stewart gave a very ST. JoimPlibe Otttrnortg - Services interepting talk concerning Paul's lest Were held hone last Sunday by Father days and the terrible persecutions then McMenamin, with blase In the morning raging, etc, "Kirk lioueton was ap- and vespers in the evening. Services pointed leader of the Bible studysTitus, will be held at Blyth next Sunday..,. and Min A. Irving was given charge Of On St Planck's night. March .17th, a the Cateehilmx for the month of March. ' Of a new buildirg, and in about three snored emeeerb and lecture by Father BAlertfiT Certmoll.-Rev J. O. Brown, Weeke they tecurecithe promise of tthent McMenamin on something Pertaining a returned ntioeftmary ftom India, will %ten Tho amount JO:011118M Vt,,a0 to St. Petriekts day will be given In St„ speak in the riaptiet church% Tuesday Meet ealignitio trld4 ntleifettodg tttla ID attended as the peiest of Clinton o'clock, Collections will be taken up 1 much In adYtttOe / Wntui OVen • •t„n,o, 1 Joseph's church; this rho lid be largely evening, eervices beginning at 'debt decided at Once “) imild, '1h. dreetion i ortrish is Well kneten ' AS a splendid, during the meeting on behalf of the ,of the IOW' thurch was given in charge I leeturer and entertainer, ' k rnifeslone. • Additional Local News. THE LATE km BARBER. -There period away in Clinton on Friday last, Harriett itulout,•relict of the late j. M. Barber who has been 111 tor some time At thanomo of her brother, Mr Out. She was of the age of 50 years end a family are left to Mourn the loss of a kind and loving mother. Deceased WAS 4 daughter of the We GOD. Ricloot and was born in Toronto; she was of a family of four sons and five daughters and was a sister of the kegisreJohn lota ChmeRidont,of tote/1101d leaves &family of tyro:AO/Viand fourdaughters. The fun. eral took lace from the residence of her brother, Rattenbury street. on Monday afternoon,Rey 0.11.Gottne,of St Paul's, conducting the services, the choir of the ebureb g by sioging at the house, and was well attended by vela- Alves,andlriende of.thedopeated,,..— WAS HONEST. -o -We learn trete the Termite Star that W. E. Quinn, a student of the Central Businese Col- lege, While ettendi% the College re- , welt enough and left the hospital That week ....Mrs T, Walker, of Stapleton, has been very poorly of 1ate....17Ve ' are tible"fdlrepnrt mbob of an improve - went in IL Pitonsteel who is yet at ' the hospital ; he is now able to elt up re4.Am poomg4n0g:tbrrliat.LtbAtto9.1(91bspital_4,114, stance) and Mies rreentan ,• t oped that they; will soon be able tO leave its precincts.- ,Mrs Gilbert Mali', Huron road, bas been seriously il of late and is still very poorly- e loran that a majority of the children who baye .been troubled with tonsil - We are about recovered, C. 0, F. AT HOME. -On Thursday - evening of last week an enjoyable at home was giVeu in their beautiful . lodge room in the Stavely buildloo, on the top floer. Court Maple Leaf is one spECTACLE Department. of the largest ledges in these parts and for a meeting place, have the swellest toom which can be found. The entire hall tos carpeted and the walls are beautifully adorned with various pictures and emblems of the orders. For this evening the place was There is nothing that will decorate aud turn your rooms. into things of beauty., like. handsome 'wall paper. - If you are thinking of re. papering this spring, we will be pleased to' show you ,our'- - new stock, a which we aro proud to say is the largest and - most artistic we have ever shown. Sample books wallow reedy' for inspection. All Paper Trimmed- tree • seated with chairs. There was a large' gathering including tbe members, their • wives, families and a fevi 'sifted friends, Isaac Dodds, Chief Baneer, presided as chairman and introduced the following splendid program Part I -Instrumental eel- ection, Moore R. Graham, T. E. 'Hays a,nd Smith; solo. W. Y. Spaulding; gramophone selection, R. Downs; oohs, "McKinley's last works," Mies Zada McRae; solo, Mr Gravelle, of Hohneeville grantoplmee, R. Downs ; Part II -selection); Messrs Graham, eimith and- Hays ; solo Mr Gravelle, gramophone, selection;ooks "Trouble In France," MissZade McRae; gramo- phone selection, Between the parts of theprogram a delicious lunch was eerved by waiters. -After the enter- tainment all vi ent home voting 'the evening a social somas ond another Memorable cetera with the 0. 0. F. Goderliele )1eOlginsihIPT : Nouwe. A eurrent rumba- from across the line states not Mr Clarence Cole, son of 11/1i Peter. letle;of Senilac county. Mich., • is to wed bOSEI Effie Welsh, sedmid daughter of Mr David .Welsh, also of Senilac county; may the thrdee matahnony be one of ltappieess. A keport from the Prairie ,province in-, fortes us that it farmer has just finish- ed sowing 89 acres of Wheat and if the .weatber keeps favorable be intends to keep going; such is the attnosphere in some parts °Manitoba. Mrs T.elook; 'of the 9th con., who has been visiting • relatives in Lucknow and elsewhere for e fortnight, has returned h,ome. A sleighloacl party comprking the youth - of the 9th ion., contemplates taking a moonlight excursion 'at an early date. the trap' being to Wm Perdue's. con 4 MEI' their voyage*, &pleasant one and may they have a safe return. Mitt defain's gang- was taking out square timber a,t j. pelf's bush; Bayileld line., J.. T. Keyes, of Stanley, purchased a -quantity of cedar roosts froka P. Cole, A large sleighload of Stanley's merry - *Makers woo:entertained at Geo Bur. netVa one evening • reeently ationg others who graced the gathering with their presence were Mr Geo. McCart- ney, hohnesville, the Misses Burnett, Clinten,a;nit Taylor,Hullett and all report a sociable time. The assessor .is again on duty; use the genial gentle' 'man with courtesy. • Ilia Sharon Methodist congteeation intends rem - voting the interior of their church. Mise Stella Hathwellint Stanley, 'was tbe guest of Miret F1ossie0Ole last Week, Deberty's ,tams have been bosy.hauls .ing logs iteross.the river into Goderieh township. coming up through Mr J. Beaconee premises. •Me and, Mrs. R. ' elrigg; con. 9, eittettaieed a few young people at their home one evening Jairt week. Miss Katrene Richardson,. Holinesviile. Who hes-been visiting her uncle, ILIticharlitien,fint the past week, has returned home: J. Smiths, ld COM, is taking „advantage of the sleighing' that is left; by taking the remainder of his loss to Stapleton, Mrs J. Simms. is visiting sister, Mrs Jno.. Stewart. tnle LAVE Magi clANTEr.00r.-We are called upon to' record. the death of a highly respected resident of thiretown- ship,' in the persoo of Maty Anrillook, relict of the late David Cantelote 9,who was called hence con Wednesday, after a lengthy illness. • She had reach- ed the good old age of 84 years, Her demise vvill be sorely, felt by her 'many relatives and. friends. Her late husband died about ten years ago,and both were of Irish descent. Mrs Cantelon was a most kind neighbor to everyone and a friend when assistance or help was needed. Her family 'lose a toning and. affectionate nitother, but they are con- eoled for she has passed beyond, to a happy hello above,as she was an ea rn- est Christian woman, having been a faithful. member of the Methodist church. -The family left to mourn are six Sons arid two daughters- 'William, Peter, Henry arid David, raf Olitatote &Mod, Adam arid Mrs Cook, of this township, and Mrs Kyle, of Douglas. Man.; a daughter, Mrs McRobertadied about five years ago in London town- ship. Deceased Was a sister of D. Cook, �f Cli ton,'emd also of Mrs Rod emend MrsGordon. of Streetsvillef e fuc- end will take place this (Friday) Otero 1110012 to Vlinton cemetery. . • • union at the Temple uilding, laet Friday evening, lost his wallet, con- taining a cheque for $000 °gulfweed and ready to ceeh; 142 in oath and some valuable papers. The Wallet was found byW. CantelOn (eon of Mr Can telon. tOW11) TIOW attending Soho° of Pharmitey, Who, on arriving at hie boarding house found the wallet in hl overeoatpoeketandfliecoverine Quinn' card in it, promptly handed the Wallet. Let us Take Your Measure For a pair of gloom or spectaeles which will • fit you eyes with frame properly adjusted keep them in ju et the right poition. epee. toles as low as $1, prices variant according ,to term and frame. No charge for examin- ation. oiltritoetes-The Sharon thurell hag been undergoing censiderable remits in the way of papering, it:tinting and reinating the interior. Re -opening 'services will be held ; on Sunday and . Monday, Mittch 10 and 17. Rey WI Ayer% a former' pastier, Will' preach 00 Sunday afternoon and eyetung.and on Monday evening a tenenteeting Will be given, followed by a program of music 1 and :addreases, The music for each 'serVice Will be futtiished by the choir , of Holmesville Methodiet church. Wzoratm.-& particularly intereets ing eyent took place at the borne of smite Miss Sarah Eflen Elliott veastvedded to Fred Oeorpe Wilittingham, of Qu Iheibriffe'referherromsWetinesdity A Pelle. Ases tbe eerernotly being rector of St Prtul's 'chug eh, Chn tor. They go to their new hornet In law Ap pellet 'chewed by the well wtshee their numerous frzends nerd h whom we extend our congratulations. erlottned by flay 0. R. (Drone. M. A., Wrir, havin4 di:mooed of his iiu m, Will have a sale of his stock and lin laments at int, 40, Dm field line, Ott Vie ay,, March itib. Butterick Patterns for April., • . Bolero Styles in Waists, . . , • : Shawl and Sailor Cellar Effie* in Blouses; 'Postillion and rapture Effete' in Etoulacketie - • The new French Fit With seams to the sbouldet. • oar patrone are urged to visit our Paper Pettern Departineht and inspect then- , other varied styja, Patterne ate5o 1.0o, 15o, 20c sed -250, Delineate* 15.6 e copy, 51 per year. Fashion Sheets free: W. Cooper Co., Poe bas :bought the farm of James Watson, on the Oth con., the price being $5,t50; Air Watson, whc. also bad a Bele of stock and unrlements last week, in- . tends to tensor:a' to the Northweet in the spring. . . NJ:Prima-A verY entertaining an bane, event occurred at the home of. . Mrs Thomas Carter, Huron Road, Road, on Wednesday, evening,. February lirch, it being, the marriage of her second daughter, Emma Lenora, to Mr Har- vey Jenkins, of • Goderieh township,. The ceremony wasperformed by Rev Dr Gifford in the presence of about 80 guests. At 6 o'clock; to the Strains of the wedding marcbi played by Miss Eliza Carter, cousiu of the bride, tbe bridal party entered the parlor Which was decorated •ivith evergreens and flowers and a handsome bell suspended , front' the centre under Which tbey bride entered thie parlor leaning on stood. during the- ceremony, The i the arm of her brother Norman end looked, beautiful attired in ivory* secelian cloth trimmed with 'chiffon and lice arid with orange blossoms and veil; she carried a baguet of - white roses, She was attended by ber sister, Miss Effie, n ho was also dreseed in itioty secelian cloth with chtifon and lace &in:mina's, and car, ried pink roses. The groom was at- tended by bis brother, George. Con, giatulatione . followed and then, the guests sat ,dovona to a defieious wed- ding supper after which:the evening was pleasantly spent in MUSIC and games. Gifts to- the -bride were not only costly but numerous; showing the respect the bride is held. by many friends with whom we joto in wish- ing tothe newly-wed a happy and' prosperous journey life.. -s •Clinton .243Inideasylit''Cabe°ill Daley* . . J. Tiplady weet down . to Toronto on' Sordoni; tecently... Miss Annie Fieoh Visited .at P. -Daley'''. Eleaforth; last week. • • ' Misses Josie Dayment and. Miry N„ott..• Spent Sunday in Blyth. . .• AULT.' A. Mills went to Loden Wednee- -day to visit foi.seteral weeks. . TOwinend was in Winghem for a foes Oar' this week to visit old friends. • • Chas. W. Brall enow-shoed it fora hereto; GaCterich on Saturday eyening twele ' Mrs .B..Sellery, Kincardine, is the 'guesb. of her tanghter, MO A, T. Cooper. - .MrsBawden was visiting her aunt; lire. Fred MoDoull, of Heneall; last.week. • ' S. ToWneeed whe the guest of J. Dada- • for a week's vieit, returning on &nutria's • 0. C. Bence was on the road last week in Abe intereete of the jeokson Manufacteting.. Co. • •.. , • Mine Brill, Toronto,and MRS McQueen... Pettolie;are the guests of Mrs. W., NeW- .00mbe. ' `:7* . • Mies E. Louise Hoboes stient a week- , in Goderaoh, • as the guest. sof Miss. Nellie Herne. Mise Lula Eagleson, who ban tau visit• ing Miss A. Smith,Goderich,eeturned home, lest week. : " ' Chao. Poyerend 13: OlOwen :visited af their home in Alike 'Praig for several: days Ifi'll(1.:1VTe:eke;ooper returned on 'Monday' frisen oTnorbounation,e7sia, ere. be had been for.a few. days Miss Matti* Watson, of Binh, ' was the • gtieSt`of Wit D. B. Kennedy fig gement. days this week. • . Miss Tose& Jenkini and hei friend Miter Florence Watocon, of Idabel -el, were the. goats of Mies Clarice,Laithwaite,Goderich, week,lait • Med Alicia Carter, who visited her moth- er, Mrs Robe Carter,town, bribe pastiwo . „Month% returnedio Buffalo orireatutdayirt resame her position. Mr Priori, who came from Sesforth and: Oinked at Harland Bros. -since thejohnston " stook was brought here fronSeafoth, has gone to Ionoknow where he eccepted !rime liar position. • ; L. Barber, Winslow, Arizona, Arid' B. Barber, Sault SteMarie,canee here lein week: • beingsuromoned onaccount of theiernotheiee illness at the time, but who pgresedeway on Friday last. . • Bev 0. B. Gannet* went to Parkhill Mute* day and preached thereinthe evening.. Ria fhoerarerebripraafishionere were, no doubt, glad to . , Mrs Thonipson, Albert street, went to., Brampton Tuesday owing to tbe eadden 111. nese of her brother, whit hes died time. , 3. Taylor:end S. 8, 064er:drove *0 Goa-, erich Wednesday , the former went cm 'in - 'ammo buiiiness and the,latter looking 'Dere . lumber for the new Sloan blink. They said, the toads were vety bad as it took (hem: four houre to drive haute. Mr andslIts Joel Bonier, Lauder. Man.,, 'were the gusto of the tenet's. cemain, W. T.' O'Neil, for a few do,* hat Week. TheVa1e0 . Vieitea their &tighter. 'Mrs. Mei) MeLeig. - Juan, of Kippen,for awhile. Mines McKinney, of Gwen Sound, were • netters last. week at their undies, john Plekett. Min A. Maltioney remained for "Weaver& end Was the guest of her °outfit,. Miss Nellie Canteion, Mt the Clarendon, Poetignester Whestley, lisirlook, br filer f WM Wh it I' town On IMO:feeder. ie net often he come* to Minion but hes many in rexplein-, tante here Who are glad to .ses him. Mr • Wheatley le agent for the Memel Ortent Separator and says the farnibrit are going 100114floor;I:sing, more enuttitors, He "rote • Thr LondestAnto . AN APPRECIATION, -Last Sittiday in Knox church; the organ, draped ..tit black,spoke eloquently of our organist,. whic SO long as robe was able,had freely and , willingly pieced her splendid Miklos ability at the dispoesel tit the congregation. . A couple of years here the onemnere and •adherents of the church showed their appreciation cf her many and valuable services by. presentingiter with a suitably inscribed gold watenand chain. Never did peo- ple honor themselves more than witen they showed their esteem for one Whose work was done so faitheefie and well. Only now that she itedi passed away do they begin to realize some of the debt they owe to her kindness and. gentle- ness. Active church vvorkersare all -too few and the removal...of any one is a lemons blo w. Modest and retiring in disposition, the tisk, of doing public - work must have been to her 120 tight one, and yet she did not shrink from it because, doubtless, it was olone unto God and not unto men. ,On Wednee- day afterkoon, Feb. 26th. death came to Miss Agnes Scott concerning whom these few' words of appreciation are written. She worshipped with th eotigregation on the Sunday but one, before the Master called her. At home, an the last Sunday afternoon of her life she sang her last song of praise on earth,' By special Tequeet that &saint was used in the memorial service, ; one of JO verses rens :- Thoae guitar* broken In their hearts`' And grieved hi their mkt& • Ite heilleth, and their painful wounds • Ile tenderly unbinds. Like taut too pure and gooa for earth, s has been transplanted into the paradigm of Him Who Ow more giory '40 the gorgeous robes Of the richest earthly king. Wknorker.-A quiet Wedding took place on Wednesday. March 5, at Moto atthe residence of Giro. Scales, the COTAMerfig"Pintetrbeing Mtn 'aSt.tnf f d, dMi let McTav- ish, Kilicatdine, fointerly Of con. 2, Stsrdey. Rev. A, Stewart, of Clinton, officiated. The bride, attired in fawn Indurie ire de sole over pink eat in, Warr cieritvtrayr by her brother,ol,wDo: C. lc - a is o on o. h s goo ly number of guest; present,arglOng whom were Thos. Stewart, Chicago, Mises T. Stewart and O. McMillan, Stratford, Mr McM Ohm and Donald Stewart and Wifo, North East Itope; and Mien., Kiecarcline. litre W. 'Webb wat In Peinterston, *na- bob Walkerton, at etetee in lot week's. hoe, attending atiOntention them in ten. • etc"h riI"It°*411,1/0 Loan ana Saving. Co., Toronto, h 1.4 ye* poa out $400,000 to ebereholders. afre Webb, who is looni teen* here, reeently paid a lady of town SEA hasher.) Wont. ing due and the expeets to pity out about '$600 rilOre 40 a few racuuus to sherehoidere.