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WE have just unloaded
our first carload of Sugar
for 1903. As this car-
load has been shipped
directly from Redpath's
refinery, we are enabled
to sell it as usual at
the wholesale price.
As.we have on hand a
carload of POTATOES
as well as a carload of
Sugar, we are putting
both in the market at
very small profits.
W.T.O'Neil.
Mirk
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Mr. Harry Cantelon .
Late of the Clarendon, announces that
he has bought the grocery carried on
by Mr. G. J. Stewart and will continue
the business.
A share of your patronage is re-
spectfully solicited.
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CALVES POR SALE",
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The undersigned Will be at Wilson's
Hotel, Brueefield, a.t I •o'clock p.
on Tuesday, May nth, with a load
of calves for sale.
JAS. C. PARSONS, '
May 6th. Kippeu.
BULLS FOR SALE.
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The undersigned has for 82.1e a
first-class Shorthorn Bulls, from 13
to 17 months old, red in color and
the very best of breeding.
W. 3. 13IGGINS,
Elmhurst Varna
Stanley, one mile south of the G. T.
IL station, Clinton.
TWENTY ACR.ES talt. SALE.
The uhdersigned Offers for sale north
part of lot 36 011 the i6th con. of
Goderichtownship, containing 20 acres,
Good frame house,. barn with stone
stable. •God orchard with all kinds
of fruit. X mile from corporation of
Clinton, X mile from school. Apply
to •
JEPTI1A xoLLAasm,,
Holmesville
April 14th.
HOUSE FOR, SALE, ;
The undersigned offers for sale • his
IX storey dwelliag, •containing six
rooms. Hard and soft water. •Also
acre of land, .ground in good shape.
CHAS. F.' COOK.
Clinton, April 22nd.
CLARENDON HoTgl,
SITE ..FOR. SALE.
The undersigned offers- for sale the
Clarendon Hotel site together with
the stable belonging to it. Apply to
Mrs. W. H. Hele, •Winghain, or ;
3 D. B. KENNEDY,
April 28th. ••• 'Clinton.
HOUSE TO RENT OR FOR SALE.
The 7 -roomed house on Walker. St.,
south of the railway . track, lately
occupied by Mr. Santa Livermore, Is
offered for sale or to rent. • Garden
with all kinds of fruits. Abundance
•of hard aild soft water. ,Apply to
• ROBERT MARSHALL.
April 4th.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
The undersigned 'offers' for •sale•a
IX storey cottage with five bedrooms,
large dining room, parlor,, etc. • Situ-
ated on William street, convenient to
the Collegiate Institute. r or farther
particulars apply to James Scott,
barrister. •
MRS. LAIRD.
Clinton, June 28rd. •
• TWO HOUSES FOR SALE:
The undersigned offers for sale a IX
storey frame house on Victoria street
south of the railway. track. Small or-
chard, • good well, stable,' etc.
Also small halite house on James
street, near the knitting factory, •X
acre of land, goo yl well, etc.
Will be -Sold on easy terms.
JOS. ALLENSON.
Clinton, January 6th.
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HARDWARE BUSINESS FOR SALE.:
The undersigned offers Ids hardware.
business for • sale in the village of
flayfield, •
Nov. t2th:
R. ROTJATT, BaYfielff..
TUCKERSMPTHaFARM POR SALE:
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The undersigned offers for sale that
choice 150 acte faun on the Huron
Road, Tuckersmith, one mile east of
Cloiton. New frame • house with sum-
mer kitchen, first class bank barn,
drive shed, hen house, pig pen, silo,
two wells, windmill, and small or-
chard. Tim Bayfield river runs across
back end of lot. Thirty acres' of fiats,
the finest of grass land. This is • a
• splendid •farm, well situated, 'and .
will be sold on easy terms. •
ARTHUR. COUCH, Clinton
June 9th.
We have just received a
Mmachine from the Dun-
lop Tire Co., Toronto, for
wg°" repairing and attaching
arm.
rubber tire to any wheel,
so are in a position to
• •• meet your wants in that
direction.
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All kinds of Buggies and
Waggons for sale.
Bcpaiiing Proniptly Attended to
111MBALL and Metall
auunistmi clintan,
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LOW RATES TO CALIFORNIA.
Via, Chicago,. Milwatilcee and. St.
Paul atal „Union Pacific lines
Febrtia.ry T5th to 'April -.8oth, 1962.
Only 533 Chicago to Sat Francini?
Los Angeles and many other. Califors
nia points. One-way, second elass,
colonist tickets.
Will be glad to send you additional
information.
• A. 'J. TAYLOR,
Canadian Freight and Paos'r Agent,
8 King St, East, Toronto, Ont'
THE WELL KNOWN' ROADSTER
\ • STALLION.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed tenders for the ereetion of a
brick school, adjoining the village, of
Varna, will be received by the ender -
signed, until 6 o'clock p. In. on May
25th. Plans and specifications inay be
seen at my residence. The lowest nor
any tender mit necessarily accepted.
JOIN BRATTY,
SeeAreasurer .S. S. No. 6,
May 4th, 1903 Stanley, Varna P.O.
PUOTO ENLARGING.
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We have opened studio in the
rooms over Harland Bros. store where
we do all lciuds of photo: enlarging,
etc.
XON,A.GUAN & WRIGHT;
- COURT 0Ii‘ REVISION. --
• vI141,A.oE•Or 13AXTIMD.
Take notice that a Court of Revis-
ion for the Village of Bayfield will
hold its first sitting in thel Town
Hall, Bayfield, on Tuesday, May 26th,
A.1),,s903, commencing at 10.30 o'clock
a. mafor the ptitpose of hearing aad
rectifying all complaints against or
errors in the assessment roll of the
present year. All parties interested
•are requested to attend.
U. W. ERWIN,
. Clerk of the 11:Tunicipality.
13ayileid, May 5th, x903.
— comer or REVISION. —
• TOWN OF CLINTON.
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Take notice that a Court of Revis-
ion for the Town • of Clinton will
hold its first sitting in • thet Town
Hall, Clinton, on Tuesday, May 26t1t,
A. D., 1903, ceanmencing at 8 o'clock
p. tn., for the purpose of Leering and
rectifying all complaints against or
errors in the Assessment Roll of the
preaent year. All partieo . interested
,are requested to attend.
W. COATS,
Clerk of the Municipality.
Clinton, May. 5th, 1903.
--- COURT OF REVISION.
TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY.
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, Take notice that a Court of 'Revis-
ion for the Township of Stanley will
hold its first sitting in the Township
Hall •Varna, on Monday, May 25th,
A. b., 1963, commencing at to o'clock
a. m,. for tlic.purpose ofhearing and
rectifying all complaints against . or
errors in the Assessment R911 of • the
present Year. .4.11 parties interested
are requested to attend.
J;E. HARNWELL,
Clerk of the kunieiPality,
Varna, April 29th, 1903. 0..
.FOR SALE;
• The undersigned offers for sale I ily.
shuttle Carpet Loom in good state of
repair. Will sell for 30 per cent. of
its value.. Also 1 light democrat
wagon. Will be sold cheap.
•GEORGE -POTTS.
April iath.
COLONIST EXCURSIONS.'
• One way tickets at low rates on oale
until June Isth to points in Montana,
'Colorado, Utah, Otegori, Washingtoa,
British Columbia and California,
MT. CLEMENS MINERAL. BATHS.'
• a
Thousands visit. Mt. Clemens every
year for treatment of rheumatism,
digestive troubles and nervous disor-
ders. Situated . near Detroit, it is
• quickly and comfortably •reached, by
the Grand Trmik.
THE "ST. C.ATHARINES WELL."
The waters of this famous well ore a
O breat specific fcr rheinnatism, gout,
nervous prosthetics* and also serve as
a splendid tonic. Situated on direct
O line of the Grand Trunk eleven miles
from Niagara Falls.
13ooklets giving information of eith-
er of the above resorts on application
to A. 0. Pattison or F. R. Hodgens,
agents, Clintim, or to D. McDon-
ald, District Passenger Agents Toron-
to,
•Jim Corbet
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Jim Cabot, 3r.4 has proreit hiiiitell
to be a good atoek .getter, 116 hi a
horse of good bone and Oubstatiee
with a good carriage and stands 16
heads high. He will serve mares ;at
his own stable, Albert St. 'Clinton,
and at Graham's Hotel On St.,
III1tA,11/ 4:trILLi OWlipra
QODgitIOH,
M. Thompson has a InatiOnoth ger-
anium in his store winclova. It nearly
fills the large plate glass and has
bloomed •since last fall. Only the ,
branches are green., it looks like a
bik /currant plan. It has aS Urge
bunches of flowers upon it now and a
very great number of buds. It :dust
be a rare speeitnen.
MeRILLOP TOWNSHIP.
Ur, Sainuel Haekwell, 'who has been
residing in the state of Michigan for
some years, is home on a visit.
• The ,Hagey Brothers, who are popu-
lar carpenters and farmers, have a
great number of contracts for this
season. Their work is not all confin-
ed •to McKillop ;as they have also
several jobs in the townships of Logan
and Grey.
Mrs. Robert Gray has gone oa a
visit to relatives at Sarepta, but
more especially to see her mother who
is in very poor health.
• Mr. and Mrs. alowbray of New On-
tfatritoliave been on a visit to relativ-
es here. They are thinking about go-
ing to the Northwest in the nearttlre.
MissE,Ila Duffy, who has been resid-
ing in Detroit for some time, has
• returned home. „Her many friends are
pleased to welcome her back.
PORT A• LBERT.
Mr. and Mrs. .John Tout of Ripley
were the guests-cf•Mr. and Mrs. II -tar-
ry Hawkins on, Sunday. '
111r. and Mrs. T. IL Hawkins and
daughter of Goderich Sundayed in the
.
Mrs, Nels Pearsoit spent it few days
in rHellett this .week,. •
• Miss. Jean Dunbar of .Dengainion
Sundayed at home. .•
Hector Hawkinsleft this week for
the American Soo,
T. F.' Hamlin and family „moved to
Kfnearcline last week, also Edward
..cConnell.and family to Toronto. ,
• Mts. Wellington is visiting her par-
ents,. Mr. and , Mrs, Win. McConnell,
th5s .week. •
.Miss Maggie Schaefer ..of Milverton
is. visiting her' sister, Mrs. •John
Schoenhals, tit ;present. • •
Seeding has reached its encl.inj this
Section for 1963. ••
• Thos. :Wilson, jr., has moved into
Ed, McConnell's house this week.
The Mill wall is 'being piislied ahead
but it will take, a month to complete
it. It is being builtof cement. John
Cameron of sashfield. inspector o[
the :job, - •
• John .W, 'Grinton of Tonawanda,
Penna., has his stock of groceries . on
hand ready to. open up. on Monday in
the store of mrs.. Thos.- Hawkins, late-
ly occupied by, 1'. F. .11amlina' We
wish Mr. Grinton every success in his
business. .
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The rain. oti Sunday .was a 'welcome
visitor., in this locality.. • .
'Jos, Crawford. of this: seetion met
with a lied inisha.p • test Week • while
* 1 eIng being thrown from. 'hi •
ou.. w , s
,witeel, striking ,hia. head and rendering
him unaotisciousfor smile time. He is
onthe anencl again. 'Like "Gainey"
he is slightly.disfigtircel but still in the.
king. .
Only the Best
WE HANDLE ALL THE LEAD-
ING MAKES, OF nxoyeLEs DI-
MMING THE RACYCLE, CLEVE-
LAND AND COLUMBIA. WE ALSO
HAVE CHEAP wnEE,LS POR
TIIOSR DESIRING THEM.
OtTR MACIIINR SHOP IS PITLLY
EQUIPPED FOR. A GENERAL RE-
PAIR. TRADE, • WA no ALL RINDS
OF BICYCLE REPAIRING, iffION
TURNING, DRILLING, GRINDING,
BRAZING, SAW GUMMING, SAW
PILING, irEhtrERDro, VULCANIZ-
ING OF mum, SAPPANIriTO AND
ENAMELLING. wn ALSO DO ALL
RINDS Or GUN SMITHING,
OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW
AS .THRY POSSIBLY CAN
BE AND WE GUARANTEE
• TO GIVE SATISPACT/ON,
GIVE ITS A TR/AL.
SZEIBLY & TURNER
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• ltANZIAGZii,•
GARDINER—HALLS-At the residen-
• •• ce .of the bride's inothera on April
29th, by the Rev. B.L.Hatton of
Centralia, Mr. Peter Gardiher. • of
• Exeter, ,to Miss Ellen E., second
•'daughter of Mrs. James
• • forriterty
GREENWA.Y GANNETT — At St.
Paul's rectory, April 27t1a. by Rev,
' Wm'. Lowe, Miss Margaret A.
Greenway to.. Samuel Augustus
Gannett; both of Bluevale.
BAKER—BUCHANAN-0n Aril 22;
• by Rev.. A. McKay, James Baker
• of :Ashfield to 'Rebecca Margaret,
second daughter of M. Buclearian
• . of West WawanoSh.
HOWATTJARDINE—In Winnipeg, en'
• April 23rd, by Rev.. Dr. Wilson,
L. la 13„ Thomas M. How-
att of Indian Head, NI 'W. T., to
Jenide, eldest daughter .of Mr:: and
Mrs David Sardine Cambridge St,
Goderich, 'Ont.
DORRANCZ-BEA.TTIP,a-pn April 29,
: at the residence of the parents CI
the 'bride, by .iRev. p, 1Vlusgreve,
Mr. James Dorranee, to Miss Mary
'•Jane Beattie,iall of McKillop.
BIRTHS.
ROUTLEDGE--In Clinton on May 5
*. to •Mt. and Mrs,' William .R.out-
ledge, a datightet.. •.
KEYS—Oft Babylon Line, Stanley, on
' May ist, to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Keys, a son. as
LENNOX—In Wingliam; • April 29th,
Mrs. J. T. Lennox,' a son, '
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WICKWARE—On April 25th, ' at • 5$
Ossingtou avenue,. to Mr. and Mrs• .
Bs C. Wickware 'a daughter. • (Mrs.
• . Wickware was formerly a resident
Of Wingliain.)
BECIGNEUL—At St: Joseph On Ap-
ril 25th, to 'Mr, and Mrs. E,. Beet-
• gneul, a son. , 1.
roleruNE--..Li Turnterry, oh April 27,
the wife of GeOrge Fortune, jr., a
DAVIDSON—At Varna, on April 25th,
the wife, of Rev. Thomas ,Davidson,
• of a daughter—still bent. • ..
DEATAS,
TOWNS,END—In Londesboro, on May
ist, Elijah 'foeniseud, aged 55
years. .' •, '
HOWARD—At the residence of Wil-
• liam Blake, • Grey township, • on
• .April 29t11, Mary. Howard, aged 87
• years.
SWALLOW—Ott April 25th, irt McKil-
lop, Joha Satallow, aged 78 years.,
QUARRY—In Cetaralia, on April ao,
• Mrs. • Betijamiri Quarry, aged 56
years. .
BIZOWNLEE—Iti Tuckersmith, on Ap-
• ril 25111, Rebecta iCarter, wife of
lifr. George BroWrilte, aged 54
years. • • 1
T013/N—in Colborne township, on Ap-
ril atli, johnine Tobin, son of
Mrs. Saints Tobin, 'aged 13 years
and ,8 months.
SMITII—At Nile, oh April 28th, Ala
• bert Smith, aged 175 years and 3
mouths.
1 JOHNSTON—Ili Goderich, on dk.pril
28th, Elizabeth Scott, wife of A'.
H. Johnston, aged 68 years and 2
moutlia. •
DENOMY—At St, Joseph, On April
• 23rd1 'the wife of Mr. Louis Den -
may, aged 26 years. .
TAYLOR—lii Exeter, oti )April 25th,
• Bethke Gertadine, youngest daugh-
ter of lVtr. ;mid Mrs, James Taylor,
• aged a yeats and 6 months.
IVIACDONALD—In Wingliam, April a2,
•Leonard ,Etigene, son of Mr. and
Mrs, T. T. Macdonald, aged 1
itiOlith and 22 dam
MISS SKIMINS GOER1QK. ONDENT,
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Knox church was re -opened on Sun- I AIrs. ;William Peacock has removes'
day, the decorative work and other to the house owned and lately occia
improvements being finished, but tlie pied by Mr, Alfred Nicholson, Bay -field
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very copious rain that fell all night Road.
and Morning rather dampened the Mr. Alfred Nicholson has purchased
ardor of the congregation. There was Mrs.',Feagan's residence -on St. Dav-
e pretty large congregation at the 1 id's street and removed thereto.
evening„ service. A good full elicit' Mr. Joseph Lynn. left .on Thursday
also. greeted the' Congregation. Before for Port Huron where he will be en
the sermon Mr. Merritt of the C. 1.
staff sang a lovely new solo "Behold
the Ring." His voice is firm And
enunciation good. The serinon of the
evening was most pleasing, Rev. Jas.
Anderson taking for his text Isaiah
12-3. The decoration of the church is
very chaste. The ceiling is done in
gaged this season on the steamer,:
Hill. We wish Josef* the best of ,for-
tune.
alts,t James Craigie has been suffer-
ing froin hemorrhage of the lungs.
We trust that the coming .fitie weather
will be in her favor,
panels of white. Surrounding he tceil- Mr. A. B. Davidson, late of Dray-
ing is a 'border of fresco work in tan, spent a few days here the past
antique oak. Around ,the whole church week with his family, ,
is a ;drapery of pale blue and white I Mrs. Duff had a severe attack of la -
more than a foot in depth. The walls i grippe last week. '
are of terra cotta. The choir is V"Y Martin Cogens of the Journal, St.
chaste. The ceiling above the organ.
is painted in blue and white, the same
as the drapery. The walls are of deep
terra cotta either side of the organ.
The front of the space occupied by the
choir has a lovely border of scroll
work in yellow and white, scolloped
in white on the outside. The work
cost $600. The decorations were done
by Mr. E. P. Halton who come here
from British Colugnbia, Knox church
being the first church in .Canacla done
by him. •
The funera.1 of the late Elizabeth
Scetta beloved wife of Mr, Jelin H.
Johnston, took 1. place on Thursday.
Mrs, Johnston had been in delicate
health for sonic months and with her,
daughter, Miss Maude Johnston, took
trip by boat last summer to Tober-
moray where they were the guests of
Mrs. ,(Captain) Alex. Craigie, but last
season was so wet she did/not regain
her , strength as fully as she would
lia4ve liked. Medical skill Seemed to
be of no avail and. Mrs. Johnston
sank into rest on. Tuesday. • with her
husband and the greater part of her
family around her. She was a thor-
ough going Christian, fond of Iher
home, generous to all, and ' of a
bright, cheerful clispositiOn. She was
One of a family, of nine children and
was born at Newthu Beach, County
Down, Ireland, three 'miles from Bel-
fast. In 1850 the fatnily °Migrated to
America., settling at IVIilwankee where
Mra. Scott, their mother died. Mr.
Hugh Scott and hid fainny two years
later came to Kincardine where he
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•died in March 1863. Mrs. Johnston
was inarriecl to Mr. John H. Johnston
in. February 1856 and with him lived
a good many years on his farm • ie
Goderich township where he (tarried on
a saw • lain, removing to ' Goderich
about 18 years ago, Lovely , floral
tributes were laid upon the. casket,
among which were a lovely large pil-
low cf roses,. calla lilies and lilies of
the valley from the :family. with ,11Our
IVfother'' in purple letters,' large
wreath from Mr. Preston of-the•Strat-
fotd • Mill Building - Co., • a lovely
wreath froth Miss Kate Reid. and
flowers from • other 'friends. Rev. Jas.
A. Anderson officiated at house and
Maitland Cemetery. The pallbearer,.
were Messrs. Robert, William and
Sam., sons of the deeeased lady, her
sbn-in-law, Capt. • Alex. Craigie 'of .
Tobermoray and two 'brcitherp,_ 'Wil-
liam atid Henry Scott of kintardine.
Mrs. Johnston leaves to mourn her
hoe husband and Messrs, Robert John-
ston of town, Samuel Of 1Vtilverton,
William James of Hamilton John of
Nevada, and Albert of Seattle, all of
whoni attended the funeral, ta.ve the
two latter. The daughters are Misses
Maude and Frances at home and Mrs.
Alex. Craigie of 'Tobermoray, who
could not attend. •The relatives whe
lady
the funeral of the. deceased
y
Were Mr. , W. Scott of Kincardine,.
brother . of , de.ceased, Mrs. Scott 'ac-
conipanying him, and Mr. Henry
Scott, another brother from. the softie
town arid sister, 1VIrs. J. Wall and
husband Irma Kincardine, alsri Mr.
Tom. ' Of . Berarie, - brother-in-
law, and his daughter •Lizzie, Mn. and
Miss Nesbitt;.. riephew Auld niece, of
Bervie, also attended. . • .
. The Gun Club had their weekly.
shoot Friday. We met Mr. Ed.
Watson on WO retutn from sh
the oot
and asked him 'if it were tad cold for
them to remain later. He replied. in
the negative. We. then Said ,that we
never remembered. to . hear of more.
than a half itich •pf ice • on water on
May Day before. "Well," said Mr.
Watson, ."when •I was a little boy I
attended the funeral cf Uncle John
Savage and the snow was six inches
deep upon the ground,"
his relative.
The people of Prank who survived
the shock were all taken to Blairniore,
a town• some miles distant. Miss
Rhynas in company with ReV• and
Mrs. McPhail, the'latter a daughter 91
Judge.Britton of Kingston, made a
trip over .Turtle mountain at Easter
by train whieh they. enjoyed , very
much. Wilco they arrived at the end
of their journey almost the first per-
son they met was Mr. Bird,' formerly
of the Bank "of Commerce staff here.
Mr. Bird kindly invited them t�call
upon hiM and Itis wife, whom we all
knew well,- being befcre Marriage Miss
Ada Chilton, youngest daughter
our former Americon Consul. Miss
Rhynas wroth her Mother sorn'e tune
ago that if they ever had ast • earths
quake 4 Prank the town would go -
On Friday it; blaze on Britannia:
Road was caused .by a spark .frota the
chimneyM
of the residence of Mr. c-
Leod falling upon the roof of the kit-
chen. The. Collegiate lestittite studen-
ts rushed tc the scene and helped . to
carry out the furniture, etc., also to
extinguish the fire. The children were
playing ott the floor while their moth-
er was attending to her duties of the
Morning Mid on towing down stairs
Saw the ceiling of the kitchen on fire.
The whole thing would have gone had
the fire occurred at night or earlier in
the morning. The sari had' dried the
roof, which was Wet enough. the day
be(ore, So mach rain falling upon it,
The Students had as eventful a ,May
day as in sonic countries Where they
dance around the Maypole,
On Wednesday of last week at 4.30
p, in. the following telegram was re-
ceived by Mrs. W. A. Rhynas from
liar daughter, Miss Ethel Rhynas,
teacher at Frank, N. W. :
'Valcohic eruption, town partly de-
stroyed. Safe). Ethol.1
The icing 'Mt mid. canto in on Mon-
day with weight and passengers for
Sault Ste Marie from Toledo.
Mr„ and Mrs. Grahame of zToronto
were the, guests this week of Mr. and I
Mrs. Hodgens at Hotel Bedford.,
Rev, Dr. Ilre is progressiug most
favorably after his Xteent sexione at- I
tack of illness.
Mr. Itcyroek Dashwood, 'sister of
Mrs. E. P. Paulin, county president !
W. V. T. Mt_ accompanied Mrs. Pau-
oii her visit to Goderich 011
Monday. T
Mr. an, \Burrows is iympropiing
rapidly'1 1 11.% •
Catharines, spent three or four days
• at the British Exchange whose host is.
Mr.Coliii.Murray, although he tinders
went an operation at the London hos-
pital, is still a sufferer. prayer
meeting was held at his home last
.7.73,fekra.. Wilmer Smith 'returned front
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•
Toronto where she was the past mon-
• th the guest, of her sister, 'Mrs, Char-
• lielleieM°°PiesrsC•s Coutts and a lady friend
have returned totheir home from
Sault Ste Marie.
• Mr. P. J. Dean. has taken • for his
family residence the house on Water-
loo. street lately occupied. by . Mr.
R. B. Smith, lately of Detroit,
intends spending the summer at her
• eeece in this town.
•Mr, Woolgar is ill of fever.
The remains, of the late Mr. Angus
Murray of •London were brought here
by train on. Saturday night and taken
to. the -residence of his hrbther, Mr.
John 1VItitray, from which the funeral
took 'place 'onlVIonday.
The Laura Grace left .for Port. , Ar-
thur on Tuesday. a '• ". •
The canoe belonging to the late Dr,
Frank Turnbull is now at Lee's ware-
house..
At 'temperance hall on ..Moilday ev-
ening the W. C. T:•11', in goodly aunt-
bero held" their by -weekly meeting.
The guest of the day was Mrs. Paulin
of De.sliSvooda county treasury. Miss
• Allen Icillowed with a solo "Our boys
came home to stay," Miss Coon ac-
companist.Mrs. George- Acheson was
then . greeted by the • members • and
rose to give a fragmentaof the work
of • the W. C. T... 'f.Y. in Los Angeles..
She. said it was a ;great' prohibition
town; •the strongholdof the W. C. T.
U. riamberhig 600 • membero... Their
temple, combining . concert hall,.. tea
ception. room, 'etc.., eost 560,000. • Las -
tie, • too, where she, speet most of her
time„ is also • ruled by prailaitory•
laws. Great • :attention . VAS given
Mrs. Aeheion's actcliesO: Letters • from
*the mithionaries Miss Sproule, Pigeon
.River, Silver Mine. • and from Mt,
Leckiewere'. read by the .secretarY.
Mrs.. Pemba then .addressed all present
and she is well „fitted for her work,
• which.• • oe that alterncen was chiefly• '
motherhood, oneof the greatest hon- -
ors to vvoirion, namely that: of train-.
C„.1
• aormskunr4
All. Nicholson is engineer on
the steatner George N. Orr. We think
the crew of the Orr this season must
1c)eealisvCanen.
Canadian ianand some of the offi-
rsMaiss Laura, Acheaon looked her lov..
Best and gave the lovely violin solo
Beriot, "Scene de Ballet" in highlyi
artistit style, playing "Annie Laurie'
for the outburst of applause that
greeted her and for her second num-
tier one of Gnonodis serenades .respond-
ing to her eurore by a; boav. We
would like that the opera house was
crowded. Miss Rthel Achesou aceom-
lauded her sister very cleverly ,cit tha
luau°.
Mr. Murdock has removed from the
residence he occupied belonging to
Mrs. Joseph Wilson, to the residence
mit West street owaed and lately oca
eupied by Mrs. Colin Campbell.,
The following note from ;the Nor-
wich, Conn,, Evening Record, is, we
tidal:, well worth copying : John A.,
1VIcran, the hatter, has installed a
perforating machine in his gore for
punching letters in. hat bands. Llie
purcha.ser s initials will be punched in
the hat band free of charge. The
machine is of the latest make and is
etlonienoenctlyicuotn.e of its kind in go=
at
The following officers of Victoria St.,
League 'were elected at the last meets
ing of the League in April :
Presideut, Miss 1W:than
• rst Vice, Miss Florence Bates
2nd Vice, Miss Blake
3rd Vice, Mr, Bert. Hale, '
O Secretary, Mr. Fred. Holines
Treasurer, Herb. Buchanan
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Organist, Miss Vida Bell.
Th
The literary meeting of the Epworth
League of Victoria street church was
held on Tuesday evening of last week
in honor of Mrs. Robinson, wife • of
the Pastor, NOM has been president of
the league Since coming to town. We
trust that the new president, Miai
1VIillian, may be enabled to keep it up
to its present sgandard. The aumbers
were exceedingly. good. The duo given
"David and Goliath" by lVfessrs..Bela
cher and Broderick, was beautifully
rendered, Mt: Cooke's solo charmed
the audietice and he was obliged to
return and. Sing the two last verses.
Mr. Wooten followed in a very pithy,
address, doubtless inspired by Mr.
Cooke's lovely solo. The features of
the evening.. were kiss Olson's fine ,`
Viblin solos,'' the \first No. being
"Siniple Aveu" and for encore "Home
Sweet Home,•" the second a classic
selection "Tares' Halls," "Take back
the. heart" and some very lively Vari-
ations which won the clever artist a: •
recall. "Mr. iSam. 'Bean's selleetiou
"The iloop. •Skirt" • brought a great
burst of applause but no response was
given. Mr. Belcher's baritone solo
"Asleep in the. Deep" with Mr, Syria
ney Belcher as accompanist was a very,
pleasing feature of the evening. Mr.
Sam. Bea.n's 2nd No. was "Mr. Sch-
midt's . Mistake,"the reopens° to
Which was a bit of advice, word .
with you." A beautiful Quartette was
givea "The better land" by IVIessrs.,
_Coolie aid Broderick arid Misses Har-
ris and °Toon, •the latter playing a
.violin ohligato. The evening's accom- •
• M
Penisti were Misses Vida Ball, IaudO
Hale, Allen and Master Sydney, Bel-
cher.
iug up :ter ren lati p et y, .
in watching them clay' by day, ever
thinking of the, care they should give
abir moral and, iritellectual training'
as wellas their physical, Mrs, .pau-s
lir; wai quite at home: She is very
quiet in dress, her costume being of
caster cloth -trimmed with silk of a
lighter shade, Silk waist and belt of
the seine with aairbati of castor color-
ed Straw thin -Ili -led with silk of same
color and white "chiffon star'. Mias
Brown kindly sang "lust for today,"
Mrs. George Achescii •accompaniot.
Mr. Clareace Rhynas, may son of
the late 'George Rhynas, left for Tor-
onto on Friday to act as assistant
book-keeper in a wholesale house.
, On Wedhesday evening : of last week
we had the pleasure of attending the
entertainment at Victoria opera house
given :under the auspic"eS. of Caiiip
Inverness Sons, of 'Scotland. The en-
tertainer Of the evening was L. B.
Spofford, cartoonist, elocution* and.
humorist: . • • •
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