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r BARGAIN WilliEWUIR
We regret that on account of the nowarrival of
lite Bargain Whitewor adverttsed last week so many
people were so much disappointed. The delay was
entirely unforseen and, although we did our 'best to
have the goods here on time, they were late. How-
ever, they are now opened up and on. sale, The
Bargain prices are genuine. In every case you can
'buy the garments for the same money, or 'less, than
xnathants all over Canada paid for the same goods.
e'alteaper Whitewear we NEVER sold, could not pos-
sibly do it now had it not been for Toronto's great
fire. Remember, every garment is perfect, free from
touch of water or smell of smoke. Lay in all you
will want for a year or more when ycu can buy at
these prices:
Gowns..
'73i Gowns to 41e, .
I allies' gowns made from strong Eng-
lish cotton. frill size, neck, fropt and
culla trimmed with cambric embroid-
ery, a zown thet wrts InatiP to sell at
. 4.Se to 75c, on sale•Sitturday atse
-each et C
•
'VA* and $1.1,5 Gowns at 75e
'Ladies' Gowns made from strong Eng-
. lish cotton, cambric finish, yoke
hack. three lines in this lot, they are
handsomely trimmed with insertion.
hemstitching and embroidery and
made to be sold at $1.00 to $1 23, just
itazen of them to sell, coin-„,
mewing„7
Satnrday at each.... Pc
31.51ftovins fora dollar bill
1 k kirts
-3a clown in this lot all made from good
Faiglish cotton, twn lines, one each
sxtuare collar end yeke of fine tucks
trimmed with insertion and embroid-
err, the other has circuler yoke with
Inenetitching and tuck. trifnmed
with Valencinnes lace, regular $1.50,
ou sere Saturday morning at a
each
Speeial line at $1.15
Ladies' Gowns mode frorn very fine
English cottsn, trimmed with Inser-
vertion, featherstitch braid and tor-
.chon lace. also another line trimmed
vvitb twide embroidery, made to be
•-reed at $1.40 to $1.65, our
<peke en Saturday each
$2,60 Gowns at 31.25
Ladles' gowns made from fine. strong
English cottons. bright cambric fin-
ish. these are handsnmele. trirrimed
with insertion and embroidery, made
ea self at $2 00. on sale.Sittur-
day morning at each *1 25
36 Sample Gowns
• 'With the above special we cleared
'the factory's comnletc set of samples
• at a very lineral chscoimt. There ,are
re a. few he ndsome garments in the -lot,
they wonld retail up to $4.00 each We
will pat them on sale Saturday morn-
ing, every garment mark- d at a good
ideal less!. than the_negaler wholesale
• price If you want a fine gown this is
• your chance, -
THU CLINTON IslaW ERA
E6V,°.Zlltsr trlpotBTplthiajweiThegitnbe4ee1a30[eioiAV.solfr niateotfeIlLeeoWi
• held in Ontario Street ehurch on 1un*11,eluge on Sunday in the person of •
clay evening pext at eight o'c,iock, The Jelin Daily, formerly of Teeswater,
t resident tn.:lusters of town are expect- the age of 08 years. Ile was buried in
I ed to be present, Rev. Dr. Cook will the R. C. cemetery, Rullett, by • Rev.
Logal Notices.,
•deliver a short addrees. Singing will Father Pinsonneeult, on Wednesday
1, tic one oi town. eineer witt confer a favor . . . , , ,
Lest asstu.refte evening, a leather Valise, , be led the Ontario Street clan eh morning.
by )00,7:ng weld, et W. T. O'Neire. cuoire- is stuniop irlebieem,
LAWN BOWLING. -President 'W,
erapie ester -erase Irene =axle' Senile l KINDLY RETURN OITA) KEYS.- Jackson, of the Western Ontariollowl-
FRID.A.Y MAY 18th, 1004.
Skirts at prides we never equaled
.and are not likely to a gain, fox. many a.
day to come. All inede• feoin good
eaten, full size and nicely trimmed
with embroiderY and lace.
Skirts at Me
White Underskirts made from strong
lenglieh cotson, wide frill trimmed
with hemstitching and tucks, made
10 sell for 75c, onSaterday at
each 50c
754:
LsoiCS' white eetten underskirte, twO
lines; one with wide rrill with hand-
some embroidery and ens row inset...,
, tem, the othet With 12 inch frill
trimmed with insertion and torehois
• bice. The man ill et re ad e , thee' • in,
tended them to sell at $1.00 end $1,25,
75e
they go on sale Satuidey at • -
each • . , ... , •
Ladles' Skirts."Ne.
This le e special limemacieto sell close
at $1.25. It hes 16inch:frill tainiteed
with hemstitching and embroidery,
special on Saturday morning ein •
at each ....... vug
$1.50 Skirt tor $1.90. , •
Ladies skirts Mede fvorri good. quality
English cotton, 20 inch hill of tine
cambric enibroiderys made ' to sell
at $1.50, on sale Saturday
morning at each ' . • -
$2.60 Skirts: tor $1.25.
‘V bite skirts made- from.good.• quality
English cotton, 20 inch frill of em-
broidery arid tuckine, regular $2.00
line, Saturday meriting year
choice of this. lot • 401.'45
Sanfple. Skirts
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We cleaxed the sareple .skirts as wel
as the gosfns and on Saturday will put
on sale about 25 extra fine gaiments
the best would retail at•from 5500 -to
$0.0e. They are haneeetnely, trimuied
with lace and embroidery: lb every
Spew at 0' eta tee. 13oe holders ot the old post office who ing Association, has decided to offer 4
mention • that .all. the , papers are of
Anierioan production furnished by
Robert Logan,- of Laginaw, end the
will attend and a -roost. inspiring and.
helpfultinie issinticipated: Den't for- Finn) 'the Even ingJoar nal, St Thomas,. W, D. 1 air po, . .
get the date-Jime 23rd: Watch the.]
t of the date of Friday.. Otli we e - ' • .
e.atielete • CUP NOT LIFTED ea. In the Ilopgli.
notice a yerv eoiyiplinien'tary
cep cmitestplaYecl Saterclay eftegnoen
pa eers for further .r.eferenceu to the .
about one Oli nine's y ming . eislies .1.010. '
NV 1 chub and . the Collegiate • team,
• GOOD RECORD MA.DE.•-• Mr. .T. le lege. lb' WAS in • coneection„ with* the
- frown ZOpit$.
BIGGART V$. OLINTON.-The ap-
peal by the plaintiff from the -decision
el Mr, Justice McMahon. at the trial in
December lad,. -was heard by the Div-
isional Court in Toronto, Wednesday.
The appeal was dismissed with costs;
STARTED LAST EVENIN(4.-The
Clinton 14 -un Club started off on their
new' trophy competition yesterday,
(Thurs(bay) and' will be continued the,
last Thursday of .every Month mail
one of the clubs members win it t hree
times. • Weekly Thursday night shoots
for prizes offered by the club will itlso
be contested for the -seine as previous,
which are divided into three classes.
These will be placedon 'exhibition in
the near future. ..
still retain Is ot them will confer a
favor if they aro left at W. D.. Fairs
bookstore' at once, Many are of the
Impression that these old-. box keys
are their own property, but -such is
not the case, as they ore the Property
of the estate, and should. be re -
WILL ENTER CLAIMS SUIT, -
We learn from good authority that
suits Will be entered against the G. T.
behalf of the bereaved ones • of
the .latei Hervey Hall,uoless settlelnent
is made.. There was. bet. $250 insurande
due Mr. Hall from; the railroad nom-
pany,and the accident insurancepolicy-
$1,000 carried byehim is being termed
'payment on the -ground ef neglect of
not notifying the company that a
ashange was made in • his -.occupation.
EXECUTIVE MEETING-.- At a re-
cent meeting at' the Executive of - the
•Epworth League .of. the • Geelerieh clis-
beet held- iri Clinton;it was unanimous -
handsome prize. for the. best rink of
coithowlers at the big tournament . in
the last we-elt in July. Only those who:
have never competed itt ;my tourna-
ment will be eligible for the competi-
tion for this Hee, which will dui -Mich
to stimulate )(styling amongthe young I -
turned. • '
• 4 players, It will be a, rink metal • anod. st • -
' will be corinnenced on the Thursday f And. the Pricesi...-
Up GOES INSURAN(13 RATES,- tournament week. - .
This week . agents et fire insurance .
companies in, town have received note WILL: BE A PRETTY' - ROME,-
fleation from the underwriters of an The old Itatteribnry homestead on
MAY 13 1904.
OR wan Paper sod
a collection of newness anf,1 originality. An extensive
variety surpassingly fineln its completeness. Every meritor-
ious sort and its expanse offers an inviting field for selection.
Novelty is its feature. It possesses that exquisite -something,
called style, which, like the grace of good breeding, every-
where prevasive and nowhere emphatic, makes itself favourably
felt and leaves the impression of indefinable completeness,
advance in irsuronce rates on nierean-
tile and Ananufacturing risks; The
former goes 15c per $100, end the.
latter twenty per cent, These ad;
veneers. however .da not ;Meet mutual.
°rum) tariff companies
Williams street has been. undergoing
se many repairs of late that when it is
finished one will havdly recognize its
In and out it is taking on an appear-
ance of . attractiveness and beauty.
The giounds aroupd the house have..
been • graded up into plateaus and
Just a 'word about them. They are
fair and b.onest prices. Often the. ()heap -
est -Always the best.
-• 'PROM OT) ONS. The following. seeded (bleu, the Interest. wnoclwork .
pupils in Miss Chidley's room are pro, is. in natiu.tul woods, 9i1 ';insl
mould to the senior 2nd -Rawl Cook, grained and the prettiest work in •this e
13elle 'Pinker. Rive, Johesone linethat canbefeend in town has been
Fora, M, ()heaven, E.' Graham, 0..Iiogel platted thereon. Joseph Copp.being, the
.ers, Gen Grundy, Fred Slinnan Beet.' art*. Everyroom has its ewn -blend
Rill, orrell, WilLe Twitchell, of exeleielfe wall panel, ,all in harmony
Daisy Copp. Jean' Dayments,.. J. Car- 1, With. each other and the carpets which
ter, W. Cerlitige A. Doherty, :Ethel adorn the floor. Front . dark .red,
s White, John Levy, R. 'Moore, .King. fiour design in halls, 'stairway
• • A NEW RESIDENT.- M.• - • elas-1 and landings, to the lighter • lines • in
the petiole-, increasing to a pencilled
Donald, who at present resides•ta Lon -
gold 'design in dining room, and run -
don and is superintendentorsonieforty
ning to a very. pretty tile pattern in
a eencies of the Sawyer es Massey
kitchen, pantries end back stairway.
element, Co.'s, has rented the home-
stead ones late mre. will. Naylor. In the front kledroom is anther rich
embossed large goldeb floral design,
Rattenbery street, Weet end will move and the room back of this. is of deep
blue. Lighted*With electricity heated
lY decided te. bold A district rally ,itis Manly to town within a, low days.
Wesley elfurch on Thursday O41 41 I Mr. ylon ais acien y appli e a ti °DS' .
D Fair Co.
Retailers of much Wall Paper of the Better elass.
Nordheimer Pianos.
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qbgb 04>0'04>0.000-00 0000'040-0-0004)61/'‘%'%'.
EW 8PRING FOOTWEAR
with furnace and possessing a het and • t . .
awl evening, June 23. A.spleedid, pro,. '. jot his houSe; hue WP dOn't think ' he cold .water tystem with bath 'wash ; •
grain of topics dettline ivith the vital • could bat-6(1one bettere ban relit, to the
of Ettworth 'teaser() work at' gentleman In. bas,for Willey have been .
basins, etc makes it an explisite
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wedeln, ep to ditto house. • We might . .
•1 toad in course of ne er- the Incentive thatteciact.d Mr.elacdon-
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TM OLD RELIABLE.
atiou; U. is expected thet from every. aki to locate here, „ • - •
League in thediSteSeesevesol delegates COM PLIM ENTARY REelARKSes-
raJly., ' .betwcen ilarriston .Hiseil School foot-
• • ill aftenflanen' et Alma Ladies Col-
penved to be one bard ! fought battle;
Tisdale; of Clinton, purchased froni report of • a mionthly Meeting of the
the 'like of which has • nester been 'Veit -
the Canada Cycle te Motor Company Lediee Aid Society of Miox. church..
neesed in town. . In their *desire to win,
ia.Torento on April 7th, a Forel family Th' ' ' • i 't '.' - • "Another en- .
touring: car. Re . ' desired. that the:
_machine be delivered to Clinton by
the night of April 8th. Mn 0, Rickets,
aseompenied.by B Hicks, left at 9 a;
l‘imsfiinsionseemn
OUr stock is equalled by
0 .
few and ecelled by none
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Special values in
Men's FINE SHOES
joyahliv•fediture •o'f. . the • secial•"pro. seteriee of thegame was lost, and it is: •
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sole ey was a ctise of f40 it cie bust:" , was
gi innee was the singing of a four o'clock before Referee I et
Miss Lillian Abilrelvs, who has a pleas., fleecier
'B 'I (11 G d I hi his Whistles 9
sweet And. .cultured voice, and her ,
' for the boys to line bp. The heme
rn..April the 8ch te make the delivery. rendition of "Lend, Kindly Light,"
ip-.‘vas inspossible to do itein the time • was weeMly Applauded. club with the odds oF wind and hill
theraiirmida-Thersord arrived es , • ees, against 'them nutnaged to kePp the
in Clinton on the same day at 8.30 p, letVISTON-COutternattre-r4sisee shallehoveringetwoundellarristoresegoal
m., having accomplished the •distance, which•hes beeehanging lire since last for thefirst twenty mientes, final -
180 miles, in nine hours and thirty September. seen its finish before Jecige lY veifh a little rush, and a neat kick
naihutes, allowing for a, stop of . two Holt at a sitting of the Division Court from Jimmie Cameron:. shot the hall
twine and. a half at Guelph for supper
and a few' social calls. This is the see-
ond record within the week for a Ford.
made over the not too good 'Canadian
roads. -Globe.
0 Our School Boots. for
0.
$ boys and girls, 'made t�
0
our order, are. Tra.dE-7
Winners'.
. • REOPENING ENTERTAINMENT.
e -The : AS Y. P. A. society; who hive
undertaken to pays for • the neceseary
repair, and iYetaxivistions'. placed upon
St, Paul's. School .house, will give an.
entertainment 'under theirauspices
to -night Fridsy. It is to be an Irish
eventue in song, story and .addnesa.
The latter is to be given liv•a thorough
one inthe person of Rev. baleen Thorn.
of St. Paul's 0,xthedial, London, and.
ho previoustocom ng o t coun ry.
held Tueeday. baortlieg. It was a dis-
pute over the purchase of a. -rant hunb,
11 d oll itr being paid on senie. bet on
tinderstandieg if anything turned op•
, dollar could be vett-trisect ' and bargain.
declared off s svh fell Was • dehe. • Mrs'
through their goal. The spectators
went wild. Not to be daunted. the
Visitors went at it wi it a, determine-
kei
tion to score, and wit ip five minutes
had the ball through in ton's goal.
However it was not Harriston's good
Dale; of Hullett.'•waS the o'aintiff and playing that got it through, but poor ,
Mr. Cooper, of Goderich township,was judgment on the pert of one of Clio- 0
defendant. Action dismissed with tons forwards running in and in the I•
costs. Lockert vs. Geminhard weits melee knocked the ball in the air out /
t -f • 1 t 13 fi ld and a cage of of Goal keeper Murch'etands. Before
judgment sinurnOni was field Over, it could be got again the players were
11 t f hi d h d the ball
throngle This was the last goal. seer;
ed, end with one a piecelatheircredit,
itavas a case of kit time for the re-
mainder of the first half and all the
next The game was rough enough
and many a hard. check WAS received
by the players, Thornton Mustard be-
ing near .put out • of ' businese. The
Mac's andthe Mustards were all right,
end smile of the others, but Clinton's
team could be strengthened in some
,parts of the field, which we under-
stand will be for the next match.
arris on s ac s were as goo a
whole team and were almost impregn-
able, which accounted for the small
score. 'We cong. ratulate the Collegiate
boys on their able. fight, which 'will
serve as a stimulus to them in the con-
tests that are to come.
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FOURTEEN MEDS. IN TOWN. -
The town was honored with a gather-
ing oe many practitioners from Huron,
Perth, Toronto and „elsewhere on Tues-
day evening. It was the occasion of
the regular annual meeting of Huron
Medical Association, which was held
in the council chamber. The program
was One of profit and deep interest to
those present, as subjects of vital line
portance to the welfare of the com-
munity and the country. in general
were discussed, and valued papers giv-
en, Dr. Dunmore, of Stratford, was
in the chair,and Drs. Shaw (secretary),
Woods, Cawthorpe, Hodgette, Wm.
and• j. N. Gunn, Thompson, Taylor,
McCallum, Robertson, Lindsay, .c raw -
ford, etc., were present, besides a num-
ber of laity,. including H. O. Brewer,
who manipulated Lite lantern showing
the pictures illustrating many. of the
caries of amallpox, virulent; typical and
mild, that developed at Sudbury, the
Northwest Territories and other parts
of the country in the last three years.
together with how they Were quaran-
tined and treated in double-faced tents.
Dr. Ilodgetts, who gave this paper oil
smallpox, traced its history. from its
earliest records, centuries before the
tithe of Christ, to the present day;
giving statistics aticlreiteons for the de-
creasing death rate in Vaccinated and
unvaccinated people, although in the
la,st class the rate is high enough to
warrant the compulsory vaccination
with virus that wasktieven to be good,
Which. practically makes us immune
from the disease. • Many of, the 1)1)0108
exhibited were taken bY-Dis 3'. N.
Gunn during the four months that he
labored:amongst the patients of this,
loathsome disease in the meth. Dr.
j. N. Gunn followed with an exhaust-
ive paper on pernicious, anaemia, giv-
ing the history and . results of treat-
ment in three cases of the disease now
under his observation. lkticroscopical
specimens of the blood were shown to
illustrate the changes in different
stages of the disease since treatment
WAS commenced. The malady 10 com-
paratively rare and has only of late
been described as a apeeitil disease.
The prognosis was regarded formerly
as anything but favorable, but some
new modes of treatment have been dis-
covered Which renders the cases much
more hopeful. This certainly was il-
lustrated in the patients presented.
The microscopical examination of the
MOW seems to be the crucial test in
making a positive diagnosis in these
cases. 'Young Dr. Robertson, Strat•
ford, was present to fill his father's
place, who was to deliver an address,
but instead, otving to the lateness of
the hour, stihtnittecl a proposition to
the Association for the sale of their
property in Toronto ; it Was decided to
sell, a goodligure having been offered
for the same. At midnight the elec-
tion of officers was peoceeded with;
Dr, Woods, of Hayfield, getting the
Presidency ; Dr. McCallum, of liondes-
boro, vice, and . Dr. Shaw remaining
1 secretary. They then adjourned to
riartliffss for lunch, given at the ex-
pense of the town fraternity, thus
bringing to & 61096 it itiosb efiJoyolo
oession of the Ouron Iviettical Afton.
A NEW AUTOMOBILE ;--There sure.
rived:in town Saturday from Toronto a
new automobile; the purchase of Mr.
t t leisdale, It ie a beautiful eight
was one of the dignitiariesof the church
at Limeriek,, welch Will make him
thoroughly coneeesant •withIrish, Life;
and he knows how Os portray it in 'ids
lecture entitled nIreland• and the -
Irish." • • s• •
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CATTLEMEN ,SUEING Qr. rt. -11
. . .
•
avtlis Cheslev, Lucknow, Valkerton,
and Kincandine, liave begun a twenty-.
thoteand siellar d m age action agai est
the Cfratici 'Trunk Railway; echerging
the latter with ewroneted, will el, and.
melieions detention of ...attle"'ellipped
tp theToronto Jinn:Moe peals, market,
At Osgoode Hall Wednesday Mornine,
the Mester decided that the. plaintiffs •
must agree upon ono of their number
to piess the suit, whieh nmst he cen-
ducted individually, not .c.ollectively.
The ten other names will be stricken.
off. The men. interested allege that
the Greed Trunk discrim inoteet against
them, or the Toronto Junctiozt stock
yards, in fireei of the Toronto CAWS
111Irket. Their mulles .are :-.Lhomas
Miteon, Edward Watson, George Pall.'
lin, Thomas' E. Durnin. Albert, Wal-
ker, Smith McLean.' `William Finlay,
14011, M. A. Schmidt, Henry, Haim,
John Martin, and John Wolfe.
etse. e-nelee-would he 4 V0(1-40111' Ont-atio-eitttlemen. repreetait
less than tho maker's Wholesale price. ing. among other placeei °Hilton,
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Peau-de-Soie Silk 65c.
This Whitewear maker' also made Silk .Blouses. The
firth that bought him out wanted to clean out.the
One end only black Peau-de-soie silk, fine sett finish, will not cut,
just the thing for Waists, very special bargain at -per yard )4.e
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CORS 1-41-' COVER
"'Four BARGAINS in Corset Covers and they are all GOOD.
Wallet Covers 12Le
'Comet Covers made from fine White
cotton, embroidery around neck,
pearl buttons. all sizes, epecial..
each 124c
Corset Covers 19e
Cosset Covers made from fine cerebric
.finish English cotton, embroidery
arnund neck and sleeves, made to
• sell each a bargain at 25c, on
sale Satnrday, each • 19e
Corset Covers 29e
Corset Covers made from lite English
cocton neck and sleeves trimmed
with fine embroidery.made to. es„:
sell at 45c., on sale Saturday, at -;•tvetfie
Corset Covers at 39e
Cerset Covers made fronx fine English
cotton, cambric finish, neck. sleeves
and front trimmed with fine lace or
embroidery, very special value
at each 39e
Some Embroidery Bargains
Hundreds ot yards at 5e. .
Hundreds of yards of cambric embroidery, part ot ati underWear-rnak-
ET's stock, neat designs as well as the heavier makes. regular 7c, 8c and
10c, on sale with the underwear at your choice of the lot for.... oe
.Canton Flannel at 6c,
.1sc and Itie, qualities.
Here. is a bargain we omitted to melon fast week. .Over
loco yards of canton flannvl, slightly damaged by smoke or
-Water, selling at near the half-price mark.'
1000 yards unbleached canton flannel, good quality, slightly dam-
aged at the end by water, will not in any way interfere with the wear,.
• qualities that sell regularly at 10c ROA 12ho, on sale Saturday morn-
ing at per yard 6e
-A RECORD-BREAKER--74lw
Last Saturday broke all records in the Millinery Depart
ment.' It wound up a record-bteaking week and was by far
the best and biggest day in the history of the Department.
This is just the kind of proof we like that our .millinery is
meeting with popular approval. Some late A.merican novel.
4ies in Flowers and Hats were opened up this . week. They
.are the season's " very newest." Corte in and see them,
• whether you care to buy or not.
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et,kli,nwesci:andtvteor nitiestekaesbohlo•ertarweoarikl gc:ifotdb.e etelifwineg, tituA idifootrbethenat sure
the (pi nifty we would not give•them berme room for 11, minute. As we said
inse
Ini've made the prices exceedingly close. We know they are bargains.
Come and prove it for yourself, You will save money. *
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0 DGEN B IZO
A. MEETING. - The lU)IIUOI
meeting of the East Huron Teacher's
Association is behag helditi the Seaforth
Collegiate Institute today (Friday)and
Saturday, May 13th and 14th, first ses-
sion this Morning at 10 a. in. Leteyery
teacher contribute to the AUCCeSS Of the
convention by entering into the discus-
sions. The teachers Will be entertained
at an At Hone, in the Collegiate In-
stitute this evening. John Houston,M,
A., is president and Sohn Hartley,Sec-
retary. Following is the program that
will becarried out :-Opening exercises;
appointing committees ; President's
address, Johri Houston,M...A.;Historl,
Robert:Weir ; Our Object as Teachers,
Mise Mary Padfield'; Science Teaching
in Public Schools. 61. F. Rogers, 13 A. ;
Linear,Surface, Board and Cubic Mea-
sure with class, Thos. N. Forsyth ;
What Teachers Otitsht to Know,Albert
E. l'smith;Self-discipliner allying Pupils,
Wm. J, Moffat ; The First Year in the
Seudy of Geometry. \V. J. Loughead,
M. A. ; The New Curriculene David
L P. S. ;Patriotism, Rev, .1, W;
Hodgins ; Treasurer's report ; Election
of officers ; Recitation, Miss Ada, Beat-
tie Literature, fr,liss M. L. BinekA
Delegate's report, Thos. March.
W. 0, 13, A. EXECUTIVE MET -
The first spring meeting of the execu-
tive of the Western Ontario Bowling
Association was held in London, Mon-
day afternoon.' President W. Jack-
son, of Clinton. in the chair. The bust -
nag transacted dealt principally with
the big summer tournament of the
association, to be hela in this eity, and
;which is always the event of the sea-
son for the bowlersof the western por-
tion of the province. It was decided
to coMmence the tournament tut 2
°Weak in the afternoon of Tuesday,
july`20, and it will continue through.
Out theensuing weeks. The draw will
take place on the previous evening.
The anneal meeting of the association
takes 'place on the evening of Tuesday,
the fleet clay of the tournament. Urn-
pires for the tournament were ap-
pointedas follnivs :-Messrs James
Steel, Stratford; It. Porterfield, Ridge -
town ; A. E. Tewet'•,, Chatham. The
rules and penalties will, be the same
this year AS laSt year. A committee
was named to take,further charge of
Matterin corineetion with the tourna.
merit, eonsisting of 1VIessra Ed Weld,
J. S. McDougall, j, Harley Brown,
.1* D. Tytler, J. A. Matti son, of tins
city, and President jack on,
horse- po er .ga sol in emachine, ng
no smoke or steam; end A very quiet
running rneehine. It is the. product of
the Ford M re or •C o nt Detroit, PaTriPS
four eurcular cushion spats, wSth
ample room for m eenrite - smaller
petiole., It is controlled by a steering
ape:yr:stile le 'front of driver,..whe can
iettelemelune, witheis esenal-come
fort 118 111(1 citherorenpants: It is eon)-
.
pees, strong, durable end neat, none
of its mechanism being expnsed, end
poesesseetu ni en :Se power f07
at geeat speed. Of course the ntiee of
this machine is beyond the limit of
most of us, .1in c there is it run a bont
maphine on the market that can be
got for about $400,
CLOSE CALL FOR 'FATHER
STANLEY.- Frank Waters, a. driver
for a London livery,'had a narrow es-
cape from death one day recently. Ile
was retnrning from &funeral in crepe
pany with Rev. Father Stanley. and
when crossing the O. P. R. at Maitland
street the rig was struck by the ex-
press from Toronto. The carriage was
demolished, and. Waters was thrown
fifty feeHe was picked up in *nun-
conscious condition and removed to the
City Hospital. where it was found that
he was severely, though not fatally.in-
jured, Rev. Stanley saw that an *mei-
-dent was probable and he jumped from
the rig, and thus escaped injury. It
will be.rensetnherecl that Maher Stan-
ley was stationed in 1Goderich a few
months ago, and de.livered the address
in St. Joseph's churehehere, on the oc-
casion of His Lordship, Bishop Mc-
Evay's visit to Clinton last winter.
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING. -
There WAS not a great deal of business
transpired at the 114.ay sitting of the
school board held last Thursday even-
ing in the clerk's room. Tenders for
coal were opened and Mr. .1140Garva
was given the contract to supply the
school with 35 tons est $5 90 per ton de-
livered in binathich is very reasonable
Accounts ofR. Menne] for $1.2o,. Har-
land Bros. $54 12, and IL Winer° $1,
were ordered to be paid PeincipitI,We
R. Lough's'report for March and April
was :-"Gentlemen of the Publiefichnol-
Board,-Our attendance for March was
as fellows :-Enrolled. boys 1177, girls
103, total '340, average 285. Our April
attendance was :-Enrolled. boys 195,
girls 185, total 880, average 843; this IS
an increase of 68 on March. I am
pleased to report that Miss O'Neil has
been able to resume her work. I have
nothing special to report:" Respect-
fully Yours, 'W. R. LOTIGH.
PRESBYTERY „MEETING:- One of
the best Attended presbytery meetings
meetings of this district was held in
Willis church, on Tuesday, May 10th.
A very satisfactory report WAS submit-
ted by Dr. Stewart, on church giviogs
and growth, over previous report..
Raised for all 'purposes thieyear$40500,
16.8t $38701, which shows a substatitial
increase ; raised fer missions this year
tg1702,being about the saineas lastyear;
communicants last year 4021e this year
4703, showing growth Of 80, which .is
encouraging. A change was made in
the commission to the Asseinbly which
will be held. in St. John's N. 11., this
year; Bev. J.A. lIaniilton,Londeshoro,
Jinxing resigned,Rev .Tames Hamilton,
Goderich, was elected iri his stead. A.
Macpherson. Hensel], also deelined as
lay representative to the same °pin-
trdssion, and Robert McArthur, of the
game place,- received the appointment.
There Were letters otrequest read.from
a dozen elergymen from tither coun-
tries asking to be Admitted to the Pres-
bytery, amongstthem being,one from
a Baptist "minister. The Presbytery
adjourned to meet in Clinton itb ean of
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gitie your prices. t might
Our • sprino, stock of
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'complete. We have the .„
largest and best assort-
ment to choose from, and '
we know our prices are
the lowest.
. The immense den -land
for Taylor's Shoes is . the
-best--evidence that-our_ef-,
forts to . supply .reliable
.and stylish footwear at .
reason ab le prices has • 0,
.caught the :attention of
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Suits
*Particular Mothers- usually. find' for their,
boy just what they want when they 'come here.
- Our boy's suite are natty, stylish ' garments and
made from honest materials that Will wear and keep
in shape. They are just the right -kind in every
wak, price, style and qualitY.
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I• 754 for $E.00 .Shirt..•
At $3.50.
, Boy's two piece Suits, Norfolk Jacket, made
ff:eit mgopoedoialeach.
o . pants
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At 4.00.
Boy's two piece Suits made from good qua'.
. ity Tweeds, neat patterns, Norfolk ,
' Jacket, good linings, 'used through- •
400
. out, each
At i.75
'Boy's Sailor Suits Imade from blue Serge, ip _
sailor style, quite nobbye each"-,
I DO YOUlk BOY'S WEAR 'LION
"BRAND" KNICKERS.
Not often do you get a Shirt like this for
75c. The Usual price is $1.00, We got a lot at
a lurgain, now it is your turn,
liens "Isteetige" Shirts, nutcle from good
.quality American "Madras" fast
eolors, pearl buttons, good assort..•
ment of new nobby patterns, with
or without detached eollare, regular filmr,
value $1.004 special value.. . / ee.7w
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clothing ad mats furnishigs.
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