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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1902-03-07, Page 5eh "itlx, i$'02. . TUE CLINTON NEW 1134 117 iiIitv Goe.viih Pric.. * Our store would never have gro‘‘n as it has done if the prices asked for all kinds iof merchandise were not accompanied by absolute excellence in quality. The best ;article of its particular class at the lowest possible price, that's the combination that has Made our trade expand, X hether it be a penny article, or a costly dress length, it is Abe quality aimpared, with our price that makes the ourchas.e a moneysaving Oneto you. f3ut back of every article we sell is our positive, unreserved guarantee as to the quality. You must be satisfied in every point, in every detail, if not, bung the article back, and your money will be refunded ak, once. . The Newest and Best in Dress Goods 4, • It would take pages to tell the story of our Dress Qoods pep9ItakeRli; Vire can only suggest in this small space a few of the many valtprvire only an idea of a twentieth part of the weaves, patte , Alt •Wool Cash -go• at 25e. 116 bartit - 'a 1 wool Cashmere, yery fin q ty, Q a •ae et red. nevY, Pink, white, old ;ague:48c blrean ehiekalite lines sold by other otores at 850, our owlet ,value at per yard .• • ,, .. 4••••••• .. • .. 0•A•••• lack Lustres • 46, 88 and 42 incher wide, tine brillient earth, all the eery be bleak, A. 1 valuer! at per yart1,20c,25c,39c,500. Navy Lustres %Er end 42 Moho wide, very fine finish, is in greab demand for "waists and dreseee, all warrantee to give good wear, • erica , . ...... • • • • .4cm and V• iola Suitinis . The soft clinging Drees Goodo that will be In great denial for warmer &ye of spring, they some in shades of pear• l grey, mode, fawn andnavy, 42 trachea wide, price 25c yerd ,•. .9 'LT. one Covert ,Suitings Our arieortment of these beautiful et:things is by far the berg,' ' ,rest we 'have ever ehown, they come in tbe newest abodes •75e of grey, fawn, brown, mode, blue grey, &c. IRIMB Ver o suit length is , $5.50 and u, 1 0/ Montespuns Are again in great demand* for ekirte oe writs, grey is the an. leading shade. We have a fine obowinLof the different .11 Auk weightsat . .. ..,•.,.,.. AP", . . At 0-01502 90c and AAR/ Wool, and Silk and Wool Dela,ines for a,ncy Waists. We have by far theofluest collection of delaines ever shown by us, they come in so many pretty combination of colors, that nothing aort of a visit to tbe store can give you any idea f the beauty of these goods, prices 40e, 45e, 60e and Mc, 2i yards recinxred for a waist. The following List of Bargains is 'for. Thursday, Friday nd Sattirday, only, 6th, 7th and 8th The news of thisstore will be very interesting for the above days. People .know that when Newcombe's announce sped& Bargains, there is money to be saved by being on hand bright and early. The last three days of this week will be days of attractive offerings. • • • • • • I •• 180 .101$ of Rid Ciroves at 59c • • and $1.21 Wrappers for 69e Ori Thursday morning we will place on.riale 150 morSeeire • our oholoe of about one dozen . Verappere, made Al good wrapoerettes in assorted mom, that sow at $1. 25 and g11 moat stores sell for 1,they come in einem of ten,mode, 01.50, on eateeThereday morning et - • gi."1. grey and brown, in all sizes from al to 7. ---$1,Shirt Waists at 35e. . . ,• 35e IlOse at 19c • • . n Thursday morning we placer on sale tlie be lance of env 100 pair t of boys' pars heavy all wool hoe smoked Wirer,. , Shirt Waists,madeof American 'flennelthat were $1,for De • all warranted to -give good;wear, this line is well Worth 850 a pair, but to Clear the lett 100 pairs oat at once the En Price will'be . .... . .. . . : . .. . . • Children's:20e, 25e and 30e Mitts, Gloves, ttc, for I5c • • Children's fine wool Mitts and Mloves,in assortedoolors also blot*, that eold at 20., 25o to:30o; all at ' one pre! me .11*.tu.aday morning, of our 'famous 590 Gloves. They are as good as most yrs Waists for 690 'irdiere Waists', made of American flannel, in color of red. . with fancy design, regular priori Was$1m, on sale 00111• menoing Thursiay morning, at .. ' ' gni) . . • LSO Black Satana Skirts fOr $1 .. •_. 'en Thursday morning we place on salethree dozen Bieck • %item Skirts, with six rows of fine frill's, the regular ' price of which was $1.50, .for • .. • . --$3.56'and 4.50 Waists for •$1.75 • Embroideries at 2e • • .. • . • Ladies' Weiser, made of Oashmers, 'velvet and silk, regular prices were frenf'$3.50 to 24,50; all hi One price Thum- 100cards of fine quality Embroidery,with good etrong *edge; - ' • , . . 2c I .day morning ..• . . . • .. , c- . . . .. . ..... L75 goes on sale Thursday at per yard ..•••• ... 85e Taffeta Silks at 65e Children's 20c to 25c Vests fortSe , ..,• •• • . •. Crinamenoing Thursday morning we platie.on ealie250 yards ohildrenNyests and Drawers, all heavy Weight, that eold • '••• ... .; e . ot very flin soft finish Taffeta Silk, in shades' of pink, • • et.20o sue 25o, to olear. at tub 15C. :.:-eley, turquole, red, gold, white cream and elaok, very suitable for waiste, regnlar value ‘ 850 .a yard, en „„,c(10e Towling at 6e sale at per yard • . ... • : up 1200 yards of 1,2 inch wide all Linen Tewling,heavy quer- . , • •• • . - ity,regular value leo, for Thiireday morning to go at oic ... • . ••" - - 60e Navy lustre at 40e , . 7 . pet yard 150 yards of Navy Lristre with small dot, also plain granite . . '‘, 75t Lace curtains, at ne weave, jure the thing for waists that yon wane t iv .. - good wear, regular price 60.6, on. Bele at per yard o' g !3 40.0 Lace curtains, 8 1;2 yards long, 34 incdits wide, very neat.7 a , . •• - design, leak ititobridedgee, regular priori -Me lei clot, at 'SE Porch**, your tiokete it Town 44494, and save delay at etortion, ' PF. 11.11041gens, Tolyn Agent canton, Onto • Until FRIDAILMAIL-7;002, • l'ontri Council *41$ to the owner. A week -or eo ago hir Central Y M V A$20.which WAS after., quion had taken from ins locker inCooper's Book• st.ore Clint, on •warde recovered. Such ado AO that of ' 7ifr VautelonS are worthy . of meatier), and got* to.. show . the honesty at the finder. Mad Wei - , • it 0 FOR a re • wallet been discovered by °there the I owner might never hays aeon It again. loan that Wilber Manning has be confinedcill i • . lirtiof ' 7..„ Au eatiatui to bed foe a ww eek past all 1111...e co. * 0 Stini. if jp.• THE ILL. -*-Frionds are sorry to pi fin an atinchrof grip ; we understand het,, • may take a few week's holidays to ti recuperate and.hooe•-tbi's Toy- icit* 97, -rnStro%-liiiri to perfect health....J. P. Tiedall has been centined to the house, of late, which Mende will ,,hope 'May not be long....Mrs Carlin° has been seriously ilt lately.... We are glad to learn that Win - Weir has got . held on Monday eveninv the Mayer has been Very poorly of late.. , .We wweeleike.n.u. u.MghrearWleat 61 ktebre, olif" .. tialleti aoenb. The regular March meeting Was presiding and all the aldermen pre." are able to report much of an irsproye. e "Ant. cam' munication from Ios s u 0 0 , tmueenhtu isnp ildt a. IP; luu ern isst el:01 wwahuoi e its°. yet sit uapt informing the colleen of the purchase . , , , Amongothers at the hospital who Of lot 291, Voctotia street, (now oc, are inaproving are J. Dale (of °ora- tion from. public tcbool boa eluded by H. Wiltsiej ; cornadpaasunklicoag- tshtaantoteasay.nd Miss Freeman ; it is hoped the council to raise $2900 for school its precnawcitist...8.°11nrsbe 'aCibillehetrt 1Meaavier, purposes also one from aesessor of Huron road, has been seriously ill a, Mullett, with notice of assessment of, late and is still very ' poorly.... We gravel pit for M. Tiae street committee reported that lwe ha ronhtahvast lbeen ma I t ro rgi at yoi sot twhi et bc h,1 cfl darsea they had considered the Matter of the itis are about recovered. town building its own sidevralke and a 0 amount of walk can be laid by the evening of last week an enjoyable st . F. AT HOME.—On Thursday are of the opmion that a mirth greater can be done . home was given in their beautiful • toWn than by private contractive and by others, Court Leaf is one parts lodge room in the Stavely bundler, on at a much less coet than rtne tep floor. s SPECTACLE Department of the largest lodgein Maple these e and for a meeting place have the T8WheelelenttiterWhiliall Wishiccabrpeaetandbeanfrigle walls are beautifullyadorned with various pictures and emblems of the . orders. -For this evening the place was • • seated with chairs.. There wae 04 large • °' gathering including the members, For e pair of glum or speoteoho which will their wives, famines and a few in• fit you eyes with frame properly acinneed to vited friends. Isaac Dodds, Chief heel: them in Jo et the right position. epee. Meurer,presided is chairman and taoles as low as $1, prices orient rewording introduced the -following eplendid to lense and frame. No charge for =min - program :-.Part I—Instrumental see. ation. (action, Messrs R. Graham, T. E. • Maya • There is nothing that, will decorate awl turn your roome, into things of beauty, bke- handsome wall paper. you are thinking of re. papering this spring, we will be pleased to show you our new stook, a which we are proud to say is the largest and most artistic Ave have ever shown. • • $amplo hooka are now ready for inspection, • Ali Paper Trimmed free By motion the street committee was authorized to procure the necessary supplies to enable them to „Tay the granolithic walks and to 'auk for *tiers for cement. ' chairoian of the fire and water committee ,recommended a number of fire appliances to be procured which was adopted. The chairman of the streetcommittee was instructed to have the stone on the 'square broken . for use on the streetand the chairman of the pro - natty committee was instructed to re - poet at the next meeting what dis• primal can be made of the old buildings In rear of the market square. The finance committee reported the following accounts be paid:—Alex Morris: work, 6.5c • War Steep, snow- • plowing, $14 70 ; 'Robt Oree, snow- plowing $15,50; electrie light, for street $70, for town hall, &c., 59.35; Thee Walker, repaire, 56; W, B. Forster, wood, 512.94; G. J. Stewart, groceries, $2 02 ; A. 0. Pattison, for ticket, 40c; News Record, sundries, $22.75; O. Orich, one month salary, 518; W. Wheatley, earth for filling, $S; coal for heater, 525; Municipal World, aesessment voile, $5.88; W. -..Ociats,_erarithies,_44.46A tote' pity-- .ments, $236.J.4; receipts --Jos, Wheat- ley, from scales and hall, $69 40; 0. Crick from cemetery, $12.75;. total $82.15. A -Big Bargain: in Rain Coats. Commencing Thursday morning we place on Bale at a big reduCtion 20 of our very neWest Rain Coats every one is iood and made in the very latest styles. It will pay you to be onhand brigflt and early Thursday Morning. • $3.75 Coats at 2.50 12 Rain Coate, with new bards, tneolorSof•fawn, navy and black,our Emerge'. price; wag $3.75, sale price., ...,.. $2.50 ;•i 55.50 Coats for _ , . $3.:25 1 $6 -Coate for . . .. .. • ... oe...... • .. ... . . . ...$1.11.25 6 , . 4.044.4).....C•044444.44.0.0444 044044.004):#440t:0440000400.44. 044.4)44).00.04144.0.4.44.8. t.4440. ehuigh Chitlins The Presbytery of Huron meets in Herrera on next Tuesday; March lith. Rev Hall, of Bervie; it likely to be Rector or Ciorrie within a bow weeks, if the Bishop approves of the change, . • ' Rev. J. Greene' took Rev. Dever'ii .pulpit at Walton for the past two Sun- days owing to the sickness of itspastcsr; Rey (imbue will also. lake the same work on Sunday, March, 17th. • Bowmanville Methodists now use in dividual cups at communion eervides, The set provided costs about $100 and • incledes 350 glarisee, 'ten cake trays, eil• ver pitcher and ether accessories. When Rev'. R. Hobbs Was stationed in Wirgham by Conference he found an old church with an old debt on it of $700. In three years be has got the debt wiped out, several hundred spent on the parsonage,a, new church erected costing $10,000 of which $11.000 is sub- scribed and • $7,000 paid. This is a record to be proud of. • ordship, the Bishop of Huron; cre arranged -to visit the cleaner, of Huron in May fcie Confirmation per vices as follows;—,Sealotte, Sunday, May 4th; Clinton. Mendel, 6th; Wing? hana Tuesday, eth; and Exeicr, Wed.. needsy,r7tb, at such hours as may he decided by the several rectors,. • • At the mantra! congregational meet- ing of St Andrew'echurch,Oraaigeville,: a resolution was unanimously passed to increase the salary of the pestor,Rciv R, W. Dickie, from $1100 to 51300. Mr Dickie is, Well-known here, and hag many friends in these parts„ Who. be pleased to learn of tbe appreciation in which he is held by the congregation' in that town. • Your moneY back • • • „ Hyatt want it. - ehurch dilutes i CLINTON. of one of the best and mese practical committees. No time, labor; ItATTIDTBUNIt ST. — The Epworth nor thought was 'spared by the league was was the last to farewell in Rat- bets ef that committee, of which Mr tenbury St church, the last meeting to Wm Doherty' was chaitnian. The be held beiog on Monday evening ;such result is, that all being well, the old being the case it wee made' particularly Rattenbury St. congregation, expect Interesting. President H. Rorke pre- to open their new building fleet Sun - sided and the meeting took the form of day. It was thought, that it weuld afellewship service, conducted by tbe be most appropriate that some • ex. pastor ; thosewho attended the meetioe' pastor of the church • should be in, 'mill not forget the last meeting held vited to read) the last sermons in the WILLIS Onrincm—An excellent can. to:A entitled "The Resurrection" is be- ing prepared for the Sunday School under the direction of T. Jackson, ire and M. Dowzer for Raster Monday evening; it is expected that talent from Toronto and elsewhere will assist,notite of which will be given later on • * • On Tuesday night the Excelsior Mission Band held its regular monthly Meeting and there was good attendance pre, sent, there being 44, Mrs Graham pte, Itt the old church, as the occasion Was old bin ding,_, and the unanimous eiding. The exercises were the New • made impressive....Last Suedear was choice fell on Rey J. W. Shilton, of Hebrides Mission illustrated by A map; ,day of specjal interest to those who Ilespeler. Accorringly last Sunday, Mistier' W. O'Neil and Pearl McDonald, Uad been worthippers in old Rotten. Mr Shilton • preached to very,fino delegates to the Preebyterial Society bury St.chtiteh. Uhl seineWhereabOut congregations. His very many friends ' held in Blyth, gave reports On PlieSierie; fOttY•five Yeers since the foundations were rejoiced to see and hear him Mee Maaggiatt read a letter from Mrs Of this church were lint laid, In .the again. Elie morning &neon Waschiefly Moore, of the Mettawasie. N. W. T,, emiese of years additions were made to reminiscent, Re . took, for his text, Mission, of which this Band is helping the Old building and for the time being "Hitherto bath the Lord helped two". in eustaining ; Mies Jessie O'Neil gave It answered its purpose Well. Brie the and with that as a bogie, he partially an excellent recitation and a chortle by, • irletion of the_vearshae left its imps& traversed the history Of the peat, In Margery AgneW,S. Carling,Arny Gunn, irVerYwhere. The brickwork Me begun the evening he evoke from the worda, aireeie O'Neil and Pearl Stewart. Was to minable, the roof to leak, and the "Christ the power of GOV IP and splendidlygiven...."Thejoyofservice? shrunken frame was inadequate to preached a fine and effeetiVe set mon founded upon the parable of the talents, keep out the cold winds of winter. The which was attentively listened to ..and was tbe topic at the consecration church internally was Very old -fashion- enjoyed by the audience present. The meeting of thele. P. S. C. E. last Sun- ed,alici not attractive to strangers, SO pastor assisted In the services of the day evening. At the loudness Meeting the* While the old building had An Mak* day, and alter the benediction in the on Monday eVening, the committees dying !introit for those who worship..,Loyening,„ asked the congregation in gave an account of their stewardship 11M1Vitlittrithltralltiltr" 01101,7001trir VaTarthe-circinniflinebrrftr inetalsetrwarn rause ab-d—Wlie tee ilitte d'brraral wEDDINGe.0A‘-morqouleAr—inteigiltJz WItmiNG,—,A quiet Wedding took ONTARIO .---Oirtng to the opening services, of the new W eider church . it has been decided to forego both of their services on Sunday next, in 'order to allow its congregation • to join : in worship And dedication Of the het,' Wesley church.; the Sunday school will meet as usual in the afternoon. it was the intention to have started epecial evangelistical services but owing to the opeoing of the new Wesley church'they will not be co-mmenced until Monday evening, March 17th.; Dr. Gifford will conduct therm services and be assisted at times by neighboring clergy. . Oh Thursday evening of ' last week the meixibers of Ontario street League drove, to the home ot 0. Holland where a 'Very pleasant evening •was spent in games, music, eta, after which refreshMents were provided, when the young people left for their homes,. thanking Mr and Mrs.. flelland for their kind hospitality. • Let tits rake Your Measure and L. Smith; solo. W. P. Spaulding; gramopbone selection, R. Downs.; 0010, 'McKinley's .last works," Miss Zada McRae; solo, Mr Graven% of Holmesville ,• gramophoett, R. Downs; Part ' e• -selection, Messrs Graham,. Smith and Rays; solo, Mr Graven°, gramophone, selection; _solo, "Trouble. in France," Miss Zada. McRae gram - phone selection. Between the parts of thsprogram a delicious lunch wear served by waiters. A.fter the enter. tainment all trent borne voting the evening a social success and another memorableevent with the O. 0.'F. Additional Local News. THE IATE MRS UARBER, —There passed away in Clinton 011. Friday last, Harriett Riciout, relict of the late J, M, :Barber, who has been ill for some time at the home of her brother, Mr Ill:tid- o-at, She was of the age of 59 yeare and a family are left to morn the loss of is kind and hiving mother. Deceireed was a daughter Of the late Gap. Itidoot and was born in Toronto; Ethe wife of a fanally of four sone and Live daughters and was is sister of the keinirsJohn ond Olitte.Ridout,of town,andleaves &family of twoeonsaba four daughterti. The fun- eral teokjalace from the residence of her Weather, Ratteribirry street, on Monday afternooreRev 0.1t,Ounne,of St Nee, conducting the bervices,the choir ot' the ehorch assisting .13 Mil big at the Goderl in ..rournethip "MriEs. A current rumor from appose the line states that Mr Clarence Cole, • - on of Mr Peter lroheof Senilac county, Mich., is to Wed Miss ElBe Welsh; second daughter of Mr David Welsh, also of Senilac county; may ;the throes. of roatahnony be one of hoppineirs. A report from the Prairie province ine forms us that rt. farmer has pet finish- ed sowing 39 acres of *heat and if the weather keeps favorable he intends to keep going; such is the itnaosphere in some parte of Manitoba. Mrs TAJook, of the 9th con,* who has .been visiting relatives in Luckriow and elsewhere. for a fortnight, has returned horne.• A sleighioad party comprising the youth of the 9th con., contemplates taking a moonlight excursion at an early date, the trip being to Win'Peedue's. con l; may their verya,ge be a pleasant one and may they have- a safe return. Mat Main's gang was taking out square timber at J. Cleft's bush, Bayfield line. J. T. -Keyes, of Stanley, purchased a quantity of cedar posts' 'trona P. Cole, A large Sleighload of Stanley's Merry- makers Iv' ere entertained at. Geo Bur- nett's one evening recently =tong others who graced the gathering with UMW presence were Mir Geo:- MeClart- ney, Holmeiville, the Misses Burnett, Clintorea.nd 11..Taylor,fitillett. and all report a sociable time, •The assessor is again on duty; use the genial gentler Man with courtesy.. • :the Sharon Methodist congregation .intends rerun' vating the Interior. of their' church. Miss Stella Rathwell; of Stanley; Was the gueet•Of Miss FlossipOole last week. Doherty's teams have been busy' haue, ing logs across the river into Goderich toweehip, coming up • thrbugh, Mr J. Beacones premises. Mr and Mrs IL Grigg, con. 9, entertained a few young people. at their borne One evening east week. • Misr; Katrene Richardson, Holmesviile, who has been 'visiting her. mule, R.Riebardsoe,for the pest week, has returned honie. Smith, 16 con., is taking advantage of the sleighing that is left, by taking the remainder of his logs to Stapleton. Mrs J. Simm6 is .visiting her sister, Mrs silo. • stswart. THE LATE Mate GieTigtoN:—We are called upon to record the- death of is highly respected resident of Hite loWn- ship, in the person of Mary Ann Cook, relict of the late David Oaptelon, con. e,who•was called berme on Wednesday, after is lengthy illness. She had reach- ed the good old age_ of 84 years, Her demise will be sorely felt by her many relatiyes and friends. Her late husband. died abcrut•ten years agatand both were of Irish descent, Mrs Oantelon was Most kind neighbor to evetyone and a friend ' when assistance or help was needed. Her loudly lose a Loving and 'affectionate mother, but they are con- toled for She has parried beyond to a happy home abovaae she wite an ro- est Christian wornan, having been is faithful member of the Methodist church. The family left to roournare six sons and two daughters— William, Peter, Henry and David, of ()Upton, Sainuel, Adam and Cook, of this townehip,' ane Mrs Kyle, of Douglere Man.; a daughter, Mrs McRobeetadied about five years ago in London town- ship. Deceased was a slater of D. Ootak, of OlintimAnd also of Mrs Rodgers and Mrs Gordon, of Streetsville, The fut. .0ral will take place this (Friday) after.. bent to Clinton cemetery. , Butteriek patterns for April. • Bolero Styles in Wands - Shawl and Sailor Collar .Effects in Blouses. Postillion end Peplura Effeote in Eton Acetate • • The new French Fit with mime to the•sboulder; • Our patrons are urged to visit our Paper Pattern Departmehis and inspeo*. theser• and other varied stylea. Patterns at 5o, 10o; 15o, 20o and 25a Delineator 150 a copypill per year. Fashion abode free. • W. Cooper 'Co.,: Clinton Coming and kleinfil• • kanas Elgur has • a'.• Tipleay Weel• aomr to Toronto . , 'bought the farm of James Vilittsen, on Monday. • • the eth con., the tarice being 0.550 ; mina/label lain wee yiening ei P Daley's, Mr Watson, who also ha a sale f Seaforth, recently. stock and imelemente last week, in . .. . • . Muer Annie Fleoh visited at F. Daley* Seafortli, last . week. . ••' • • tends to remove to the Northwest in the spring.' Nuramee.—A very entertaining and haPP.7 event occurred at the home of Mrs Thomas Carter, Buren Road, on. Wednesday evening, February lach, it beinr the marriage of her second dairghter„-Ernma Lenora, to Mr Har- vey. Jenkins, of Goderich township. The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr Gifford ni ' tbe presence of about 80 guests. At 0 o'clock, to the strains of the wedding march played by. Miss Eliza Carter. cousiu of the bride, tbe • 'filigree JosieDeyment and , Mary Note aPeet Sneday Blyth... -- • _ Mrs T; A. Mille went to London Wednes-• dey to visit for several weeks, • S. -Townsend wee in 'Veingletro for a few, days this week te vie& old friends.. 'Mae: W. Bail snow -shoed it from here. to- *Gederich on Saturday eyening.week. Mrs R. Sentry, Kincardine, is the pesb. of her daughter, Mrs A, T. Cooper. • bridal party entered the parlor which Mrs Bawderi was visiting her aunt, Met. was decorated with evergreens arid Fred MoDoull, of Bengali, lad meek. flowers end a handsome bell suspeeded from the centre under which theY S. Townsene the guest of J. Dedde- for a week's visit returning on Saturday stood_ during the ceremony: The i 0 •• bride entered tbe parlor leaning on C. O. Rance was on the road lag* week in the aim of her brother • Norman and the intermits of the Jeekmon 'Manufacturing.: looked beautiful attired in ivory 0o. smaller) cloth trimmed with chiffon Miss Bull, Tomato, and Miss McQueen, and lace and with orange blossoms Petrolea, are the guests of Mrs W. New -- and ; she carried a • boquet of comee. . white roses. She was attended by Mies E. Louise Holmes ripen* A week - her sitter, 'Miss Effie, n he was also dressed in ivory secelian cloth with in ciederich• as the 800 °Milo lielYe' chiffon and lace trimmings, and car- Heed% ' • • ried pink • roses. The groom was at- Mies Lula Eitgleiron, who hie been Visit - tended by his brother', George. Uon• ing Mies A. Smith,Goderich,r.Anrnedlicn2e. gratulations followed and then .the lost week. ' • guests sat' down to a deficient) wed- Chas Boyer and D. MoEvren vieited at ding supper after whi0h:the eatenin% their hOme Ansa Craig for several daya• was pleasantly seet in music an last week. games. Gifts to the bride were not. • only costly but numerous showing A. T. Cooper returned on •Monday hem. the respect the bride is held by many Toronto, where he had been for slaw days. friends with whom we join in Wien. on business. ing to the newly-wed a happy and al;s0 'Maw. Watson, et Blyth, was the prosperous journey through life. • guest •of Mrs D. B. Kennedy for moral, days ,this week. • , , . , ' Mies Tessa.Jenkirui and her. friend Mies' ' AN APPRZI:Arreelqa,11—Vat Sunday in guests of Mies Clarice Laithwaite,Goderioh, . Fiore/toe Wateon, of Liitowel, were - the , Knox church, the ' organ, draped, in mutat 70seoAkiice dtirter; who visited ter ?mit. blaolc,spoke eloquently of our organist, who, so long as she was able,hascloferaedellyd ars mre Robt. Certertown; for the past two . and willingly , placed ' her floras, returnee to Beals on Saturday to musical ability at the disposal of the resume er p081 1011. h V • " I congregation. A couple of years ago, the members and adherents of the Mr Price, who cares from Seaford, se& . • church showed their appreciation cf. cialeurokkewdaast broughtl IsrtanahBe rroe at. sincercxus :ha et ujr to him, eht ;no her many and valuable services by presentitigher with a suitably inscribed gone to Inicknow where he accepted a gold' watch and chain. Never did peo- ple honor themselves More than When ilatr P. °Bazatribtrner., Winelow, Arkin:tat old R. they sheered their esteemfor one whose Barber, Sault SteManearame heftiest week work was done so faitheeller and well. beingpunimmied onamorint of tbsiemother's Only new that she hag roamed away do muse ot the gine, but who pitied awn, on they begin to realize some of the debt priasy %Ea, Chinit011. —The Sharon church him been undergoing -eonsiderable reimir e in the way of papering, painting and reseating the interior. Re -opening services will he held on Sunday and Monday, March 10 and 17. ReV' Ayere, a former pester, Will preach on Sunday afternoon and evening,and on Monday evening is tea.meeting will be given, followed by pr,ograni Of music and :addresses. The niusio for "each service will be fuinished by the choir of Floltneeville Idethedist church. they owe to herkindness and gentle - Bev O. B. Gunne went to Forklift! Thum , nese. Active church workers are all too day and preached therein the eyening. His few and the removal of any • one is a serions We w. Modest and retiring in tersnirehripmarbeilorwrs were, no doubt, gled to task been td hdeorin•ngo Pribghlict Mrs Th.ompeop,. Albeit street, went its disposition,work one. muauyetehave ahs vhe et:, did not Shrink from it Brampton Tueeday owing to the midden ill. becanei3. doubtless, it was done unto nese of her brother, who hag died-SW*1c ' , God and not unto men. On Wednes- a. Tehylor and S. f21. Cooper drove to God - to day afterroon, Feb. '26th. death came ark& Wedneeday , the boner went' On in, Miss Agnes Scott concerning whom. summer hualnese and the lanes looking after. these few words of appreciation are limber for the new Sloan blook, They said: - • Written, She worshipped with th the•rosde were very bad es it • took them, congregation on the 'Sunday but one, four hang to dtive home, ' ;Woe the Master called her. At home, . life she sang her last eon of praise on Were thereat. of thelatter's cousin, "917..T.1 on the last Sunday afternoon of . her Mr ena.Bfrs $001 Betinle:•eistka.udeTrht elay:07,...,.. was used in the Memorial service; one visited their &righter, Mrs (Rev) %Wien - of ite verses tune :— earth. By special request that .e, sal.in 11001:0doirrixoitpapelne:odratiY:tla:et, . .. Those that are broken in their hearts ' viertoi7nesileln. wrtitenkayete tObweiernutors,01, awoeheno • And grieved in their minds lie hesieth, and their painfrii wound Miss. A, IltbaKinney remained for • He tenderly uphinds. tbieweek rand was the guest- of her iiOnsin,, Pickett. 'Like 6, talent tee pure and good for miss Nenie cameleer at the Clarendon, earth, she has been transplanted Into i the paradise of Him Who eitvr more , Postmarter 3', IL Wheatley, HarlOok, a, glory in the bumble lily than in the brother of WM. Wheatley, wait* caller In, gorgeous robes of the richest earthly town an Wedneeday. It Is mot often he, comes to Clinton .but has twiny an sequel*. • king. •. twice here Who are grid to tee hint . Mr, Wheatley is agent for the Magnet prem. -13eparattirwritresys'ibe -forwent -ere -goirig in for using more SliperaterS. Ef6 eXpeetii , there will bet goodly number so)a Ws Beaton, • Itited 'Mr Howson to become patter of church. absence Of the leader of the Bible study, WAS HONEST. --.We learn from the miss serail ElientSiliott was wedded to . the bride's father nti St4tednesday. when et the residence .ef 'Gee. Seales. the plece it the home of'ineeetrl WedneadaYr4dafele5ratnoree-. 011ed10 Meet the requireenen e of the tbe doxolgy, as' the closing act of pUbl 0 received into the sodiety, and $8 were e aortae . day. ThecOngregatioin; when they in. vrership, in the old .Rattenbirty street sent to (he Rome miseion fund. in the tiVes Ind friende otth d d ' bag' eyelat took tbe church, romised that they would . xi Thnothy.Rev A,SteWart goys a very Torontci . Startracting patties being Sohn 0,Stevi.- . Wild duriu hie paehorate. , After ae-1 et v .2'. eOrigFreti Clatincret. Sortlices intereeting talk concerning Paul's laiit . student. of the Central Business Clet• • Appelle. Aseaj. the ceremony . being ,, , that W. E. Quin% e 'Fred Georsoe Whittingham. of 41u) e°n naming charge MO MOWS011 urged the were held here last Sunday by Father doe and the terribleA)ereecutions then lege,'. White attending_ the College re- performed by Rev O. R. Ginnie, M. A., o‘arheY' art, a „ %itl°,11;;e6:10.milltsgy'V meal; Rev, A) Stevitatt. of Clinton, M110.!,,16",ebb wai In Peatherstoo, soa, - Jackson mid the pastor, convolved she and yeepere in the evening. , Setviceir pointed leader of the Bible study.Titue. Friday evening, lost his wallet, con. I mouse ire de sole .oVet Oink aatin, was . Ione, Attending it:004'0,160n there in °one, officiatecl„ The bride,' attired in &Wit not Walkerton an dated in hist *role/ . . fulfilMent Of- the. preitige. Ur John McMenamin, with Maas in the morr.ing raging, etc. Rifle Houeton woe ap- - union at the Temple Building,4. 011 last ‘iector of St Peul'a chuich,• Olintor,- . torigregatiOn 'to see what eubscriptione - Will he heldat Blyth . hext Sunday...-. and Mise A. Irviiig Woe given tharge of tattling a cheque for $000 endorsed and . pole followed by the well wishes c f ' They go to theft trete home m go' AP giveri AWAY by ber brother, D. O. Mo., neotton with the York County Leen end Of a tieW baildirg, end in about three floored Oentert and lector° by Father BArromOttrinon.—Rey J. G, &Oven. valuable papere. The waltet•wite formed we extend our congratulatione... . nornber of guests presentiarriOng wboin , pAi4, 40 4O0 000 to shareholders. Mier avish, Toronto. There woe a goodly SivingsCo., Of Toronte, whith lett, year ; webb 1 a t e a they Could eireiree tow/aide the erection On St Patrick's night, March 17th, is the Oatechism for the month of March. ready to •caeh, li42 in cash and roma '-il 1 erous fr et cis and with 'whom '-u . *11,000, The arnOunt Protaiod Wag to St.Pcitrick's day *lithe gfven in Sr. speak in the Baptist chutch Tu&day telon, Of toWn) bottr attendtng Sehool t e r Odin 1 3 * SA.reg*Win WPfri haVieff ,-"4:168e4 Stewart, and O. MeMillati. Stretford. lima o lady of town $100, her share bider& *eat they teturedthe promise of about memenamin on something pertaining a 'returned whewhory how male will by W.14, Oantelai 400,0f. Mr W. Oan. ' .4,4 . - I Were Thos. Stewart, 'Chicago, Mieseel'; ,. who it Ideal geh h r , tioentlY , Much In ;advance of what, even the Soeeph's obureb; thle tho rid be largely evening, services beginning at eleht of Pharroaey, who, on arriving at his of hie fat in. Will have ti nate of his stock .deeided at•once . o build. The erection.' narleh le Well known its A splendid , during' the meeting ell behalf of the overcoatpOcketroidditicoVerinoQuinu'e '" ''' " `"" , ' mid iniolements at tot 40, Bi, 11' line, . lv. iti(tlerle.111,1Al: litttiltptg:11:01,t yrittAtit rogt,gokratit,ftwttezt 13011,411,c: i. Meg Saugaitio. bra anticipated, A itallatteiatied tidi the priest of Clinton ' o'clock. 0 ll ti - Ill h tak h - di h found ill II ti h* o ec one w a eil up Oar ng Onee. 0 Wit e u IS „. rad..., Ifajvh Hai a the tieW Church Was giVeit in charge reduirer and entertainer, t Mialione. , * Wed hi it. PrertintlY handed the wallet • hIclitvi4i, Itincardipe. . .. ri' '