The Clinton New Era, 1904-07-01, Page 4,•
Apply towhich had arisen hi connection with
• the psstorate �f that-circuite k' Alter
F. R. Hodgens, 't own Agent the situation had been thoroughly dis-
k ' cussed, aresolution was passed hy the
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• . • Board, and this was. subserviently sub -
Building Material tor Sale. mated to this gentleman. Who, we un-
derstand,aeeePted it, and he will,there-
. .1f you are in need of some good building fore,enter upon his new pastorate :text
material, for barns, sheds, ets.. call on D. Sunday
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‘YUL Y 1 /904
is Sale is a Big S.ucccss.
The Salet at startecl i2cre on Tuesday morning is t e most successful one ye have ever had-
* come hero by the hundreds, many of them coming from other towns to share hi the bargains. We
ave decided to continue this sale ail next week and on WEDNESDAY 1VIOVNINO next we will have
some extra good 'bargains, that will be worth coming after,
tt. ut la For full List of _Bargains see Our Large Bill go ita
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A Great Ribbon Sale
we 25e and 20c Ribbons at Mica
t is not often you get a chance to buy' the very hest 20e, 25o, and Mc,
silk and satin liberty ribbons at 1240, but suolt a chance you will
have here on Tuesday imorning, we cleared out over 500 Yorde efl 91n
ribbons last week and while theY last the price will be..., , . II 42U
In the lotoyou will find Cre'auh white, black, sky pink, rececla
&c, also a fine lot 9f fancy neck ribbon0.
/Silk Chiffon Collar Forms 10c •
On Tuesday morning we will place on hale 300 silk chiffon collar fornuennn
in assorted sizes and styles at (mgt. , . .. „ • I Uti
„Small -ware Bargains . • -- • .
240 bone Hair-sta • • •••,.. . • . 011,4,4 er• • .4 tor 5c
350 Chatelaine Bags . R. .•••• ... ,,, • o •194
N„3543 Shirt -waist Sete •'• ,,, • • .... • .. • • . • • • • • tt USG
. 100 dozen white pearl button% in three sizes, regular prices 10.43 •
and 150 per doz, (wale at - .... . ,2 dez forlec
. 200 pure Linen Haddkerchiefs, regulard2ic. at , ... . . 8 for :00c
2Se, 25e and 30e Hushns and (lingloorns at .12ic
) Some time ago our Syndicate bought several thoosand yards of these -
Muslins and Gingham:: at a very low price, our share was over 1000
• yards, consisting of an elegant assortment of the newest colored ‘•
• Muslins and Gingham, also a fine lot of white Muslins, the actual
worth a these goods is 20e, 250 and 30coall to go on sale Tuesday• i?,10
morning at
•124c and 15c Giughants at life• •
600 yards of Gingham in stripes and checks, colors of 'oink, blue. grey, •
etc., all are warranted fast color, these ginghams were bouglat at a JA
• big reduction in price and while they last the price will be •P* U411
31c, 45c to ,e Silk Ginghams at2tle •
100 yards"of silk finished Ginghams in assorted colored stripes, an are ,
warrented fast colors, some come in individual waist lengths,othere IIfl
by the yarch--reginar-pricerakrifie to-00e,-ainto•elearat per yard... LIM
9c Linen Towiling at Se . . • • • ,
891 yards of 15 inch wide, pure linen crash towlling, good heavy quality, •
, with fast color, red border, the regular price of this towiling is fins. .
• Last week we bought 800 yards to sell. ....... ..•:.•
• 656 Table Linen at 45e
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200 yards of table linen, 150 yards of whichis all pure ' linen, and 50
yards half linen, theyare 59 and 70 incheswide. extra heney quality,A co,
onbleached, regular 65c. Value on sale 'ruesday merning at 61.04
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Rain or Shine Coats at Sale Prices
Every Rain Coat in the store is reduc.ed in price fOr :Ann?.
big sale. Every Coat must be cleared out atonce tliese
low prices should do it
ab.50 three-quarter
$7.50 II It
$8.50,& $9 00 "
$5.00 Long
$0.06 66
$8.50 "
*1000 and $11.00
$15,0O
length Cio.Itts •
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16 di 64 • •• . 6.50.
Coats at 3.00
id
" .. • .. • sot, 4.00 .. " . .. . . 6.80
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Any Untrimmed Hat in the
Store at Hall Price.
Commencing Tues. Morning Hats
'trimmed Free of Charge
Any untrimmed hats bought here during this sale will be
trinuned free of charge if trimnungs are purchased here.
41.25 Black Tips at 75e $1.75 Black Tips at 01,15
During this sale you can buy any of our very best $1.25
Blick Tips at 75c and any $1.75 TiPi4t $1.15. • .
Flowers at Hall Price
• Any flower in the store will be sold during this sale at
Exactly Half Price. •
'Girls $1.25 and Si.bientmidv, to Wear Hats at 75c.
Girls' Rata of good straw in assorted colors, nicely trimmed, these are 7ne
p*' best $1.25 and $1,501ines to clear during this sale at 6u1
Trimmed,Hata worth up to sr 82,50,
On Tuesday inorningyou can have your choice of any Hat' in the show gn
• room that sold at $4,00, $5:00 to$7.00 at ... ............ L IOU
Every Hat in this lot is, made of the best materials and
in the lateststyles. •••-
i2 and $2 59 Ready to* wear Hats at $1-40
Ysur choice of any ready -to wear Rat lathe store thabaold atp.oaand nn
.112,60 for . . ... . . •1.
Every
Every Hat in this..lot.iS new this seasoh.. No Old Hits
to. choose from. • • ••
$2.25 Linoleum at. $1.00
4.• yard wide Linoleum, in good quality, regular, 2 25
value, to goat per square yard. ituti
$1.25 and 31 50 Lace Curtains at $1.00
75 pairs of 31-2 yard long, nottingharn lace curtains. *ith lock stitch
• • 181.50, curtains to go at '
and taped edges, Several designi3 to choose from, regular $1.25 and 1 00
.,•....
Two'Wrapper Bargains
$1.00 print wrappers at 65c
Wrappers .
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rappers wen worth 431.75 at 461.19
' Your money pack
,ifyon want It
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MDTTON.:' •
RANDIRUN RA I &WAN,'
lc`SYSTEm,
World's Pair, St. Louis.
$17 55 good for 15 days.
ON SALE DAILY
With stop • Over privileges at any
Canadian Station, also at Detroit and
Chicago.
HOMESEEKERS EXCURSION/3.
Excursions will be run to points in
Manitoba, Assiniboia and .Alberta.
Junt3,28th, good to neturrrup-to Aug -29-
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0 Personal Notes .
4. the suntmer months.. .
Miss Lizzie Midciletonretureed borne
o
11104,04.44144414444444441:. Saturday from Ottawa Where she has
• . • . been Attending model school. She V173.8.
.WILLIS-The consecrationmeeting of A. 13nef Notice of the Coming
the Epworth League will be held next 41•• and Goings of the. People . accompanied -by Misses Walker and
Sunday evening, The topic for disi ..vet. Patterson of that city, who will visit
tussled is "ways to Consecrate our tawiftwAsAiittAi&i.totiaNkv at the former's home.
selveslo ohr country." .0n Monday •"' 9 9 9 9 9 9 99 91 . •Rev A E M Thom son of iklerlin,
heveeidn!ng a business. meeting. . will...loci 'gu'ImestteepfMtitisthiartLau eiasf tBweerelikn.• was the ' • P '
gave us a call Monday evening: He
, was on his way home. His special ob..'
,_ Miss Ida McLennan accompanied ject in coming urs was to perform a•
Dr Gibtion to Toronte Menday. • • marriege ceremony at Holmesville, on
•Wednesday,' He will remain in . thie
Z Milton. Peatken, •of London, spent
neighborhood over Sunday. ..
Sunday and Monday at his home. here:
he Mum NeW Eta
IM11$4.Y 117101r lst, I904,
The Wingham Advanee a.t last ea.
rota that the Liberal Government, bee
reaueed the debt by oyer. one
dollars, but eeniplalnatliat tha retie,
tion bas not been greater, Even; 'OSA
reduction of one million dollars j.
goad deal, in view of the great expel].
4011 Of the OeUlltly, vad the neceseary
expenditfire for public worite, etc, over
$20,000 of which will go Into Wingham
for a post office. Perhaps the•Advance
will now explain hoW it corneli thatthe
Liberalscannutkereductionin the debt,
While for everyone of 01018 years the
Conservativei were in power, the debt.
increased $6,500,00() yearly.
Dialnissals Prom *Mak
fine Oodorich Stow shows he "feirnese by
nudging a charm seeinst Ifir Holmes, in the
wetter of dismissals from office, and when the
charge isgsgy denied, the Star 'Florae the de-
nial.--Ritv
Ara Yon looltintt for trouble, Robert? Bonne
like 0. If you refer to the letter which recently
spgeared in the Statt,nu wte not stating the
truth. The Star raaft no charge against Mr
Holmes, but simply published the eomplaint of
etrong Liberal and party worker of Mr
Holmes. YOUCIII1 settle you quarrel on that
1:14,r,egt.24517:rtian_friends-it's none of our
WA mar.
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The Goderieli Star has either a very
poor memory Or is attempting deliber-
ate deception. In its issue of May 27,
referring to the letter 'which it had
previously published, it said'r-
"Wein the assurances of our correspondent,
and from statement. =ado lry 'others, we be.
Here We are Well within the mete when We MIT
that promises of obanges were made by whole,
sale, Just as "Old Liberal" claims, end the raw
son many of them have not bees kelpt is fear of
public indignation. Bo far as Mx Holmes may
have refrained from keeping these ,Prongses
from a sense of "fairness andjuetioe.' we give
him credit, bla that tofu not relieve from the
charge of wilfully misleading anddeeeivinD
party markers in order that their help might be
had during the campaign.
NOwif this letter is not a' charge
against Mr. Holmes, by the Star itself,
we would like to know whakit is. Mr.
Holmes has ' explicitly denied the"
charges; in -the paragraph and denies
them still ; in so doing,he deals with
the editorial of the Sta, not :with the
original letter, Ifthe Star thinks it
either fair or honest to quibble as it
• does, then its ideas are bele* :the rte.
cepted'standainl. ' ., •
Dandcnidd affair.
It peeple woold 'eliminate politics
out of this affair, in considering it, and
look at, the facts of the case, they
would quickly arrive at the conclusion
that Lord Dundonald bad, itot a leg to
stand upon, 2 • , • •• •
In the firatplace Dundonald is simply
an efficer ofthe government, rapport -
:Able to the Minister of Vilitie for his
actions, who in turn is.i.eonitible to'
the Peeples of Canada. This Must he
admitted, nle .matter What private OP•
Inion is held. • •-
Then his aetiorte are neceseardy no -
der the supervision • of:tisnAjnister,.
who has the Power: t� 'accept or reject
any recommendations made by his
• subordinate, and . to parliament and
ev. °ma Greene, who has been •
July 19th, " " " " Sept 20 supplying on the. Fullerton circuit for
Rates to the different points quoted sortie time, completed his labors on the
on application. • 119th. Last Sunday he officiated in
• DOMINION DAY EXCURSION. Victoria Street church, Goderich, and
Tickets will be issued at 1 he has tormented to supply the pulpit
•of Rev. Dr. Medd, Hettsa , for three
SINGLE FARE-- 1 weeks.
good going June 30th or July 1st. re- Rev. Mr, Manning, town, chairman
.turning up to all statkons in Canada, of the District. met the Quarterly
also to Detroit. Pt. Huron and Niagara, Board of Nile Methodist church, last
Falh3. For tickets and all information. Friday,in order to adjust the difficulty
'
Mr. and Mrs. LW, Irwin fairilly, and
guests picnicked at Hayfield on Wed-
nesday. . ••
A brother Of Mr James Smith drop-
ped in upon him unexpectedly last
. „
week. He is a, resident of the State of
Ohio, one of the veterans of the civil
s•Mrs Roland Cook; of Blyth, was war, and It is 31 years since they had
mu ing on friends in town a few days seen each other. Needless to say he is
this week. • . having the very best time that his
..
Mrs Cree left this week to spend the Clinton relative can give him. • •
summer in the Northwest with her •
daughters. . Fred.and George Hamilton returned
to their respective positions at St.
lle'lloble eltillWaYer-of"'S6ltfattk4Mitlitinlinie•lintl`MOiltreitt`Wiailffendrif."
and also Mr Heaney weretonrrt 'nellerh They were called home owing to the
on Saturday. • : serious Moms of their father two
Mrs Albert McBrien and littledaugh- • weeks ago, but we are glad to know
ten, et Hansa% is visiting her mother that there are bright chances of Dr1
this week. 4 sStraomn
Hamilton being being once more well and
Gladys Judge, of Land . is visiting •
Connell, Ontario Si. He has also a num- f , .,,• at the mine of her aunt, Mrs. Reber 4 Peter McKenzie •received the unano
gain.
ber of ,iciod mantling 2s621.22, all at a bar: : OssrAnro STREET CEITRell..-- Last Holmes. • . mous nomination of the South Bruce
1 MOKIday threningt he League hadan in-
. Mr and Mrs alouritcastle,of Dundalk, Liberals inconventionatWalkertornon
1 teresting :Ind instruetive study of 4
Fowt.tor Sale. • I Whittier's life and some a his works. naye been visiting their sisters the 'Thursday, for the Dominion House, He
i Miss Ida Tebbutt gave a good sketch Misses Mettntcastle for the past week. is rt popular and prosperous farmer,
arid stands a fair ehance of redeeming
The Governraent Poultry !Ration at of his life ; 1Vlisses Lucy Grant, Mabel IVI Robb McCulloch, of Cleveland,
ntolmesville will sell nine good cookerele Flintoff and Idit Murcia gave appropri- accormpanied by his dau' ghter, is the the riding at the IleXt election. .1le IS
a brother of Mrs. R. McLehnan, tenor.
and about 100 huts during the next few .ftte readings sisis,works and Miss guest of his brother, Mr E Wise Bay-
. ,. _ • .' - R Rehires, M. P.; wastpresent and ad -
days. Luey Stevens gave w review of one ol field road.
,dressed the
, The stook is rood pure bred . Barred ' the poems aBert, son of T. Pearen, Ontario St., which the ad drew some valuable les- ' Globconvention, referring to
e 'says :-"Ellowin
Book baing thnfitook used this year -the sots from his writings and life. The left on Monday for Brandon, Man. He , the addresses of the candidateog s was a
lune are one and two years old. Prices pastor, Dr. Cook, gave some good les- went via Owen Sound, going by boat speech on theprincipal issues of th
Ceakerals, $1.00eash, hene 31.00 per pairs e
sons to be fated in the study of Whit- from there. • • clay..by Robt. Holmes, M. P, of West
tier'S worlo3 rilTd a vietesof th ,
. • • ' ,. 6 , • • 1 a pretty hole.
I "My Soul and 1," During he evening
;Miss. Eva Turnboll, Goderi h, rendered ed through town on Wednesday, dt•hk- ing address and was listened to with'
Rev. .1. Musser, wife and family pass. Huron, Mr. Holmes made a most tell-
'NeWitelle Art • Next, meal ay evening in to their new pastorate at Ford- close. attention. *In a, spneeh of an
wfch, •. hour'sduration he dealt with the Dun -
We have now in a new line of wilt he the usual mnthlY misecrati°n ontild incidenn•the G. T. Pacific con-
'
rown Stoneware. Teapots, . Bowls, service; there will alto be reports from ..... /are. •• ,
'"'" 11 A Nesbi ;trend Miss Isabel,of f',.r e • ,
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a t the redistribution 1:1.1 ahd. the
VegetableDishes. Crocks, Jolty Moulds the various vice presidents and from Toeonto, Mrs. Bar; arid daughter
guests' trade question. It wastbegeneral ver.
Etc. Also all different lines of odd the delegate to the convention held at Mildred, of.Selina, Kansas, are
diet that this was one of the best. Wit -
dishes in colored and white stoneware, I whighem meeetlY* . • ' • at J. W. Irwin's. feat speeches ever delivered in Walker -
Cups and Smilers, open and covered.] • • Miss Frost, Who has been here for ton" •
V 8 .
is est flatters. Bowls ! ' • 'iGoderich some months with relatises, leaves ,
Sauce and porridge dishes, etc, s When Baptist churcb, will prettchbere morn -
you are needing any ing end evening tient Sunday, and at Gwthhienrberrablvv:ef:; eXe LT: tr6enin r lidfrsaze, on SlitttlaY" eVeniell'• It" J Living-
ive us a call. I the BASQ Line church in the afternoon. e. ston, of Parolee, who is leaving that
Rev. Dunlop takes the work at God-
. .• ' i erieh Last Sabbath Mr Dunlop : Mr. and Mcs. P. B. Sibley left on
SHIER'S Variety Store ' preached, his farewell sermons, to Monday afternoon for Brooklyn, N. Y.
fr large congregations. There has been A number of their friends were down
Combe Block, Clinton. rto Mere neat:us laborer amongst the to the station to see them off and say Last eveeing, under the 'auspices of
eongregation here ft.pa at Base Line farewell, , the ladies of the chureh, a very large
• Early Closillo.---- since the establishment of the churein • congregation assembled to enjoy a
-• - te k I than Rev Dunlop. Hisgospel messages Dr It 3* Gibson, of Copper Cliff, Ont„ well rendered programme and to bid
•We the undersignedbbers were always filled with an 'abundance on of Mrs R McLennan) Spent a few the pastor and his family farewell.
40 arCif the an 0
of Christian thoughts d his very ,days in town last week. He is a mem- The chair was taken by it V Porch
town of Clinton, hereby agree ta close our day walk in life shone with the Practise ber of the Ontario Medical Council, and complimentary and eulogistie ad -
respective places of 'meiotic) at 1 p, to, on of what he preached. Hie pleasaot and came, dew t attend the annual 'dresses were delivered by Rev Canon
n o .
Wednesdays) during July and Anent and tillable nature brought 'hire many meeting, . •?" Prank and A A Graham. During the
\ ehalf of the
remain closed to tbe following morning. friends, who regret his intended re. evening Dr Oaider, on b
G. BOBERTON, E. MUNI10, J, MEDD, 11.1"glftmn GLIt. midst' Mrs Wm Beacom returned from congregation, presented Mrs Living -
G. COOPER. Termite Monday where she has been ston with a handsome hand bag, con.
•• , At it special official board meeting of with her iittle boy, at a hospitalunder- taining a purse of gold, expressing the
! "Wesley aura held Wednesday even. going treatment. He !SAM there but appreciation of the congregation for
, lloy Wanted. ; hut to coesider the resignation of 1Vliss we are pleased to he able to report is her versatile talents. Rev Mr Living -
1 11Caet as organist, the same was itc. fast rec vering his former health. ston also received an acknoWledge.
A Goad boy wanted 'for dslivery I eepted with regret, and Mrs (Dr) •Gt a -mitt&
mg, eon e rcen. o. an
,, ,,,, ..., .,,,„ milt finite his dims, During the past
'
...Apply to J. A. RING,' Bakst, weigcs. !Ernest Holmes- Ve ' ted to fill 15rd°
49 aPPelti . Mat3t1i1:1 I WhO Elite beet totaling
I week Mre Livingston teeeived 0 dorna.
. the plann, '
•4 tion of a dozen each silver knivea,
-• . soh tiring the past 80143011, Was forks and spooLts.frona the W. P. At S. ,
I
A.,
town to assume the pastorate of the,
Welliitgton Street Alethodist, Church,
London. preached • his farewell ser-
mon to n, magnificent congregation.
the country the Minister is responsible.,
Sir Frederick Borden states on his
• responsibility as a, Minister •of the
Crown, that Lord bundortald has re-
peatedly ignored him, awl .refused to
act upon his advice. At. the time of
the Alaska boundary' Weimar:, Lord
Dundonald was . about to Visit Britit3h
• Columbia, andcontemplated visiting
two ei the islands Which were in dis-
pute between Canada and the 'United
States. The Minister. of Militia told
him it would be. decidedly improper to
visit » the islands. ford Dundonald
wentindeflanceof the Minister'sorders.
• Since the last episode occurred, Lord
Dundonald proposed to visit the Lon-
don camp. -Sir Frederick ' Borden po
litelY requested hint not to do so.
Still Lord Dundonald went. • •
In one of his reports to the Govern'
WeiXtiii41":151iiiclonitleireeOntInerided."
the erection of a lineof fortresses along
the frontier that meant the expendi-
ture of raillions of dollars. Had the
Minister of Militia accepted the report
and brought it down to the House, the
members and the country would have
said he was crazy. Re was responsible
to tlig country; Lord Dundonald was
not.
••The alleged trouble between Lprd
Dundonsild and Hon.' Mi. Fisher oc-
curred away bac in May. Since that
time the General Officer Commaridifig
has daily passed tlie office of the Min-
ister of Milititn; had- frequent confer-
ence e ,with him; was seemingly on
friendly relations with . bim, and yet
.in all the intervening time he never
once called the attention of -the Minis-
ter of Militia to the fact that lion. Mr.
Visher has interfered with his plans,
nor did he eonvey the idea that the
relations of himself and the Minister
were other . than of the most friendly
character.
We have not dealt here with his
• chargesas to the inefficieney of equip..
ment, because it isnot material. Ile
evidently thought he "master of the
administration," end to his open revolt
against roinisterial authority there
was no other eourse fOr the govern-
ment to take than to dismiss him, an
action which if the inhid of the King
himself cou•cl be interpreted, would,
WO believe, endorse as the only one
possible in view•of the eiretunstances,
egAtaxist61 .:. The Sloan Block
rink, consisting of four fully qualified
Members of the Clinton L. B. 04 are
pt.epared to recelve and neeept any
cholienge • frees arty other block in
Sir on his doiesee
An Ottawa correspondent *says:,
it any further denionstaation Were
needed of the triuMphant leaderihip of
SlrWlJfrld Laurier, Mad of the *We.
lute unanimity_with Which he le fol.
lowed by the 1.4beride, it wile afforded
to-nigilt, when the Prime Minister
achievect one of his greateet personal
,ielrestita an,speaking in the Dundonald
debate. WhenSir.Vitiltrifi sat down
he wa0 the object of ar deniOnetration
from followers flag' AeldOret
if ever, been &palled, in the Rouse,
The applause gosw Into cheers, the
members rose in a body and their
voices tilled the chamber with rever-
berating sound, which was 'heard
throughout the entire buildings.
Members waved hate and Imndker.,
chiefs and gave vent to • their feelings
of satisfaction for some Mintiten The
galleries were crowded to their Utmost
till Sir Wilfrid finished, while even
the corridors held many who stood
within sound of hie voice.
In closing his speech Sir Wilfrid
add :-Whenever I 13:341 to fight I
think I OAR say, from friend anA, foe,
,1034 I always foughtwith fair weapons.
I have been told today, on the floor of
this! Renee, that when I used the word
'foreigner,' there was in my ,heart a
sinister motive; there was in my
heart a feeling which foundexpreesion.
Sir. let me say this only, I disdain to
make reply to such an insinuation. If
sixty years of what I believe to be,
after all, an honorable life, a life Which
has certainly been one of loyal devo-
tion to British institutions, is net a
sufficient answer to such an insinwo
X'N,0/111 not attempt to make an
answer.
But 1- know that to -morrow, and the
day after to -morrow, and every day,
and every week, and every • month, so
long as there are some of those in-
stincts which are now prevalent, in
order to defeat a fair opponent, I shall
be produced !oefore my fellow -country-
men as having tried to malign and
insult them. •
In my own Province, the alert of
the hon ;gentleman, those who fight
for him, have traduced me for many
years as a traitor to my race and re-
ligion. But, the cry is getting stale,
and a new one has tri be invented. I
have more fear of this one than I had
of the other. (Cheers) Myexperience
has convinced me ; may experience has
proved to me that this good, land of
. Canada, in all sections thereof, in all
classes thereof, in all race_s_there013.B
all creeds thereof, appeals to prejudice
may create a flurry of excitement, but:
.they will invariably end hi producing
nothing but 'Contempt in the hearts
and minds ofintelligent and honorable
people. ,
As Sir Wilfrid took his seat he was
accorded a demonstration which old
Parliamentarians described al: exceed-
ing in erithusiasin any they had ever
witnesed in the Dominion Parliament.
-.919rWly. a,
Daipty
Chinart, re.
makes suitable ite ents
for any occasion -We made the buying
of it easy by giving you
a convenient room to
select in and also.'
city
, city stock to choose
from--'.
Anything in Fancy
Chinaware or bric-
• a-brac will be found
• here.
W. cooper tt
• CURTON. *
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• HAP A .NICE GATlIERING.-Mr.
IL G. Cameron, IL C., P, ,for
Wet Huron was in town on Wedites- •
day last, In the evening an improtap- •
tu meeting of local liberals was held in
the Council Chamber at .which Mr..
Cameron was present. The gathering,
wee of a social and inferoned character
and those pretient listened with plea- •
sure to a talk on Provincial Politics by -
iddftional. LoCal . News.
Warden Bowina,n,Ex-Warden Kerr,
Councillers Miller and, Ferguson were
in town Wednesday. •
liff A Macdonald Will be at. her
horne at, 61RattenburySt.,. the lst and
.2nd Wednesdays from three till Wm,
The bowling club have had installed.
thie week a phone in their club_ bowel
• The No. is 121 Thnclub IV* 0(3503,EiSeS'
mentherelup of nearly 50 en is grow -
mg every dity,with the fee at $4,should
make bowling the most popular out
'door sportin town. •
Today (Friday) being a heliday, the
the po'st office will be open for call
• ma:inborn 11 to 1.2Velock in the morn -
Jog eml.from g.te Bo'clockin the after-
noon. The lobby will be. left open for
. the' eorivenience %box holdere from 11
The Montreal» Family Herald and
Weekly Star a,nd NEW Ens. to end of.
1904 for 60c to new ' subscribers. Old
substribers can nave the Family Her-
ald sent to their address for 30c for the
• balance of the 3,ear, You may have
the Weekly Sun at the same rate; •
. Thompson. was called to St.
Marie last week, owing to the serious
illness of his eldest son .Freddie, Who is
Visiting there, and it was not until the
early part of this week that hehad tarn
ficientlY remivered to permit of the
Doctor's return to town. •
The malty from town who took in
the.Detroit.trip last week, report a
ranst soljoyable time. The weather be-
ing on its best nehavior. •with a nice
balmy breeze blowingmost of the time.
They arrived in Clinton about 12.M a.
in. There may be another trip offertd
in•August. • •
, Messrs. J.E.Cantelon andj. E. Hovey
returned. from their trip Monday. At
the .Indianapolis tournament, while
not *inning any great laurels as the
only Canadian representatives at the
great shoot where over 300 Other' AIM-
dtielVellottriNfe; man,
_aged to get a little of the cesh prizes
W..„Caven Barron, Principal of the
London Conservatory of Music, was in
town Monday examining' students on
Piano and sight -singing. The examm-
atitenS were conducted at the studio of
Miss Carol Newcomb, A. L C. id. The
Written examinations were presided
twee by Miss Hattie, Leslie.
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Mr, Cameron, delivered in his nsual_
forceful and eloquent style. Mr. Chew.
J. Gamow, of Goderich, Secretary for • •
the Liberal Association of Westthiron, --
was also present and addressed the •
!nee •
Mr and Mrs L .Lavis were in toWn
Monday Visiting under their parental
•
Miss Lillian A.ndrews left this after- •
noon to visit her brother Rufus, in
Cleveland., ' •• • ' '
Alf.Rancereturned to Toronto Wed• •
nesday. He was looking a,fter the ••
drug store of J E Hovey while he was
away on his holiday. •
fioille iorMale. .•
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thit - large and conveniently looated
residential • proorerky, at the tomer er
Ontario and Williams streets is offered for
sale, and can be bought right. Apply ti
J. SMITH or Now En. •
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• Take notice t at the =impel, Conn. •
oil of the Corporation of the Town of Olin:.
ton intend to construct e graaolithio nide- •
walk four feet in width, as mentioned below
and to anon the linel cost thereof upon
the property abutting thereon, and to • bit
•banefitol thereby, and that a statement,
showing the lands liable to pav the maid •
asseseraent, and the names Of the worsen'
.frthoemreloat.or retvairseade tAhselyeiosaninenbieBoaleicef:aninoedw
fited in the office of the Clerk, of the Mani-
cipality, and is now open to insportion dur-
ing office hours. , • /•
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• A COURT OF REVISION
will be held on Monday the 11th day: of
July, 1004, at 8 o'clock p. in., in the Conn- -
oil Chamber, for the purpose of hearing
complaints • • egainet . the proposed. •
assessment, or accuraoy of the frontage .
measurements, or of any other- odmplaint
.whichpereons iuterested • may • desire to
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make, and Which!. by 1.tyi cognizable by . •
the Court.
• Dated at Clinton, this 27$h.�? June 19449
SCHEDULE OF PROP0133D WALKS
Oa the west side 'of North et. between
Dunlop Bt. and Joseph St. estimated cost
$278.16, town's share of bolt $47.26. On
the south side of Alms St, from North St.
to lot No, 878, estimated cent $230.16, .
Town's Shire of mat $32.104
Look Heise Next Week
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FOr Our Special ilqrgain List
We purpose making a sp. ecial Bargain Sale
of special lines every *eek, and our first list will ap-
• pear in the next issue of this paper, where we will
give special tuts On•sorne lines every Week. •
Call and get our special prices on, Samson
POrtland 1Cement, • Binder Twine arid
* Pence Wire.
• e0AtstoisA full sUpply, all sizes, eheSritic
Stove, Egg or Grate. *
Prompt Delivery and SatisfactiOn Guaranteed *
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FARMERS:Rawl have their coal any •day they
come. If no cars in, 'we can supply
from our sheds. .
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STOVES and 1-.IARDWARE *
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