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Ready=io.Wear Clothing Department
Our stook orReady-Made Clothing is all new.
We cannot offer you any old shop-worn clothing at <
half price but we Call give you the t!est values in
town for Brand New Goods, In Men's Suits we have
without doubt the nicest patterns at the lowest pri-
ces We have ever seen. We buy our clothing from,
among the best manufacturers in Canada and the
prices cannot be equalled around here.
Men's Suite made frone fine wool Canadian8Tweed,good lin-
.00 ings throughaut end perfect fitting, special price..
Men's Suits made from fine all Wool tweeds in a good as8ort-
n3ent of new spring patterns, first-class liuinge and I A nn
first-class fitting, special price I U•Uu
Boys' 3 -Piece Suits
Boys' 3 -piece Suits, made from an wool Halifax Tvveed,navy
serges, also in fancy stripes ad cheeks, light and dark •
colors, all sizes from 28 to 33, the hest values to be had a Kee
at, per suit • ... $4.50, $5.50 and U tia u
Boys' 2 -piece Snits
We carry a large stock of Boys' earlece Suits aria can give
you almost every style in 15 differeet patters. all sizes A nn
in stock from 22 to 30, at per suit $2..50 to U
Men's Pants
Men's Pants, reade-made, in all sizes, at per pair . - • a- . a 0 KA
$15, 1.26, $2..50 and U.UU
Smocks, assorted kinds at • 50c and 75c
Men's and Boys' Overalls, all kinds and all sizes, at per Pair _
50c, 75c and 51.00
Waterproof Coats and Rain Coats
Men's Waterproof Coats in dark greys, newest styles fo 1F5
spring, at $3, $5- $6, $W and I
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different styles in Hate but we arm give you every ' new' .:-'e '
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Since it's establishment the SvereignBank of Canada has had .un-
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ded Oct 31st last is here appended which 'discloses facts and figeres
never before known in banking history,
Assets 8Ist Oct 1902: &Est 00.'1903
Cash and Bank Balances .$ 383,097' $ 022,774' • ae
Bonds and Stocks • *439,303, , l713,397 eneena
Loans and Discounts • 2,988,068 :5,821.300 :=.7a
Bank Premises, Safes, Etc. 44,075 52,350
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Sovereign Bank notes in circulation 7e0,005 1,237,650
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As, roving the round earth, the sturdy old fellow,
Year fti and year out keeps gee* and eorning
In winter's 'Wild wreek and suirimer'sagreen blooming. •
We are not yet by any niearis through "winter's wild wreck" arid •••
it should be a good time to take advantage of unheard-of prices.. ,
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Lower Than the Lowest—rnRea dly•Made and Or- "
dered teothing. To few
men is it given to terra on blueness successfully fcr half a century
and after so long a period of "honest, faithful toil, one begins to ••••
t,hink of enjoying his vvell-earned rest. Such is our condition and •-•
eater 50 years of successful trade in Clinton, tete have deeide.d to ee
offer, at surprisirig redections, our $4000.00 Stock with a view ••-•
to retiring from active business as soon is disposed of. Sale began
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we have not tinho or space for a detailed list of prices. A
wag bus said Hint "the Trent of the podding is the chewing of the
string," We offer a better and pleasanter test in asking you to
see our goods, learn our reduced prices, and compare with boasted
) bargains elsewhere. It is easy to say the prices WERE se and.
so; the Important thing is WHAT THE mons Aga
We specially invite our old cuetomers to do themselves a
good turn, by seeing what we hate to ogee them. It will bc like
a belated Christmas box. Sirollery we invite those who have tiot
eeri regular customers to examine goocis and prices. *We make
ke Mere Blow.,—Empty vessels make most sound, but we
promise genuine reductions in all lines i
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HATS, CAPS, BTO. OBNTS' PBRNISIIINGS
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CLINTON, ONTARIO,. THURSDAY, MARCH 24th, 1904.
. WILL ENTERTAIN TIM. picnic
The 14.dies' 'Aid of the Ontario street
.wllr this evening, entertain the
choir end the officiels„ of the church
anti their • •wives. As they excel in
• whatever they -undertake a very pleas-
ant evening is. in stere for their gabs-.
ts.
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.
-. Messrs, Seeley & Turter, who have
carried en besiness. as blacksmiths,
dealers in bicycles, 'etc., have dissolved
partnership, b.ut will continue to do
business at . the old stand, each in les
own depertment. The blackstrathing
will be continued by Mr. Seeley,while
Mr. Turner will deal in bicycles, etc.
BISHOP CARMICHAF,L COMING.
The Rt. Rev. James Carmichael Co-
aajutor 13ishop of Mottretel, and, for-
nierly rector of St.' Paul's church,
Clinton, has arranged to visit Clinton
cal the eth, mat and nth of April.
He will preach in, St. 'Paul's -• church,
morning, and evening, on Sundayeeprile
aoth. No: doubt there are many .of the.
.clder •residents of Clinton and vicinity
who will be lace:sea to see and ' hear
him Again. .
•WELL FED. . . •
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IV, C. Brown, T. •Ma.naglian and. the
other members of ile• eliliten ecatine
gent,: who had :beat helping- t�raise
theblockade on the line between•Winr
aliten .aiid . Kincardine, .reached home
leaeerdey night all an absence • -. -of.
two,' weeksinstee.d Of a couple of c\ays
as was expected when they went north.
The nieri say they were well fed and
not overwaiked,andthat they rather
enjoyed their 'experience sarong . the
snowdrifts. . .
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ENLARGING.- . - •, : • ' • '• . ..
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Hailaila nros: are making aeratige,
meets to ' eratagetheit sheds at the
station .and early in the 'spring • will
have . ample roam to store teob tone
of coal. : The sheds will be 195x24 feet.
liiey. have, • in addition, bought teat
•gore lot menreite the. station,. at pres-
ent Made use- of by A. p..l'attiOn, .
upon whieh ; thea intend to erect • an
affice• and Wagon scale, They . lieve
sparee:,eue meanie tais..wiatet to keep.
the citizens seeplied . with eoelethough
a -Leta -flee it. has been necessary ea seed
it oet., in smell aces. Oe .erne., day ,re-
eently noless than ninety peeple' were
stippliech •• ' '• , • • .-• . ...
C. 0: le: AT HOME. . • . ••
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. • The.- aninial . At,: Home all • Curt
,Meele.Leea, held' on Taureiley •-evening -
last,: was aegreale enceeee atall points,.
peograne ••refreslintents, attendance and
general enjeenieut.• Whit this Pettit
M.:data:4s it accomplishes Or knows
the reason' Why.'..nattister Beattie pre-
sided eta fillet) the' chair wall:: Among
the. seloiste .were r Miss Kaiser, . .4ig.%
'Jennie. Ranee, • Mise 'beide, Inceeee' ern
eLes Lila: Coate,* each Of whore pleas-
ed the eiudiened. Mr. V. J. Heeland
and - the Siblea quartette • sang elfect-
ively. An orclestra - anesisting arthe
Dawson Bros., R. Orehain; G. Rober-
tan ,..erel . j. E. Hovey so, clairineet its,
le:taxers that elle-otos were insisted tan
an,' Itwas oria.af . the featetes of the •
,everting, Tlie 'Careen's'. bane also nein
clered several selections. An •addreee
by Rea. Dr. Cock ,Was pithy, pointed
end prantical: • 'elle enioyalale nature cf
the ..At Hoare will help • to frather
:pcpueelize • whet is already, our niost
ear:ions, : local benefit' society, : Court •
eleple Leel. • - ''' ... .
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.CLINTON WINS RETURN DEBATE:
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• Laat'.Frlaa.y. • evening the .,asseinaty.
team . 61 the Collegiate .. was ',filled
with a: crawd of steideirtsand etheir.
friends 'eager to hear' the return, debate'
Which had been .arranged with the
Goderide Caliegiate, 'Fifty. or ' more
.Goderieh pupils accerniianied by.Prin-
cipel. Strang • aile,.his. tvlible stall of
teachers were also Present, they, hav-
ing , driven dowte to ereourage their.
debaters . and apena a social evening
With • the Clinton atail mat students,
At • .8,15 .President Dunlop .of the (..:iii). -
Ion -Collegiate Literary ;Society, tack
the Chair and the evening's 'enterteite.
'Meat liegae. A well tendered' Metre -
'mental by Miss Forrester was first
'given aeter which Frank Rogers recited'
e.latinny's• .attettept, to predate frecka
les." Mem Lily Coats sang a solo
which was griuch appreciated by 'the
e,itaierae, Then followed de , &bate :
"Resolved that Poverty .is dim more
to leconeffeic that. to Morel causes."
Ooderich had the affirmativeand the
•leader; J. Illegweo, opened with a Very
effectiye apeech. 'C. An Tebbint, the
leader of the he • atiVee, Made a telling:
reply an in a very finished speech
brought. forward mara. points to , prove
11104 aide . of the qtaistion. Mr. .H. Dur -
Mit followed and although he started
cut very .vieetously :aid not: fleishwith
the same vim he sheered: at coninielia-
ing... "Taen ep• rose Gisinotal," Thor-
nton. Mustard sirnply everwheamed • the
6111rniative with incentrovertible Poin-
te. Its knbwiedge of bistorye. .politi-
cal economy, • sociole:gy and: ahiloscphy
astonished and ncaplussed his oppoa-
ents. His. eloquenceand his witty in
laserations .lvon lain the empathy and
the attention of hie audience' and at
the end of his peroration he reeeived
unstinted applause. The reply of the
leader of the affirmative had' no, effect
upon the result of the debate as. it
Was a foregone conclusion that enact
had scored the victory. While judges,
consisting. of Messrs. W. Ilrytione end
- C, I. Vishhr of Clinton and Mr. 131air
et Gotlerich, were counting up the .
points, Mr. String addressed the midi -
<nice. At thn conciusien of les re-
marks Mr, Blair announced the decis-
ion, aweeding the victory to the nega-
tive Mr Houston ti . it took char e
of the program and after introdactions
al social heir was span in preowned-
itig and convenneione interspersed
with a reading by Miss Latitelon, a
selection by the Glee Club and ai solo
by Miss Jennie Jones, .
During the evenieg ' the audience,
through the kindnees • of lafessre, nrevve
et end McLeate, were treated to 4, ate
exlebititin ot X rays. Mr. Melt ex -
"gained the formation of de rtt 1 and
ehowed a nuireint of ptiolographs 'taken
by mane el thane Atter lerich had
been 'Merida the Got:Serie-It ettelente
left for heinte after expressing' to the
Clinton society their thanks for the
excellent entertainment they had been
given:.
GOES TO BRA1VIPTON. ,
Rev.' Mr. Manning will preach church
're:opening sermons . at 'Brampton next
Sunday. Ms pulpit here will, be oceita
pied in. the .morting by Mr, Thames
March whose services are always ap-
preciated.. In the eveuing Rev, laesear
will preach.
-1VIARKET PRICES. 'UNCHANGED;
Owing to bad recale deliveries on the
local market are riot heavy and pries
remain unchanged from last weeltee
quotations, a .Tais does. not epply to
live hogs for which 485. was peed on
Tuesday,. bet the tendency is now -
downward. ,
A NARROW D.,,sc..!.4.1-qi.
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Several young ladies While taking a
walk up the railway track through
Forrester's feral on Sunday, had . a
narrow escape from being run over
by gf train which carte dowu the line -
imexpecteely, They were peeping
through the big cut and, as turning
out places are not ranterous, they had
to scamper, as they probably neva
did before,. to resell. * place of safety.
GIVEN A THREE MONTHS' REST.
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The many friends of Rev. Mr, Jen-
nings, --rector ef Tr eity chrrelie Bay -
acid, will regret ecey meek to learn
that his health has failed and on the
advice . of physiciats ' will take athree•
months'. test and a sea voyage. Mr.
Joni:dugs is a herd and perseverme
weaker -end the affrare of the parish
over waich.he eiesides are always la
good coneifign,, ,
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At (*.meeting of the executive cf oie;
Synod, held last week, grant.. was
made .forathe patimeet . ea 'a SuPPin
darine Mr.. Jennings' absence..
OV:rle.ADV.,OR..evI.aita:cD10'.2.1'.1•v•a-s S
tratford on
Tuesday c.nd endeavored to neacinl,
tat: where 1:e has eoo barrels 'of bevies
stored. . Ile has tried, for • weeks.
to ship the • stock, • but in vain, andas
late eee:Teesday, evening' the railway
offiGals wee unable to say whee they
could a.ceonanodate him., .They. elated
that they- haver 600. loaded. cars. on the.
lie:ahem • lines waith :Lacy' meet: (lest
cope With: . • . • • ,•
It is .peicl that there were ninety
Iteight Oars; nat. empties either, .
tweee •Clintoii, •aucl Stratford' on Tees -
A IBIG prspLAY,61.'
Newcombe's einem" millitere <>peeing
took. place .on Tuesdey when ;tee big
:store we's thronged With. ladies who
went lato raptures ea2r the large <1.,•se
eglay beautifie -ertistic creations
of the fear milliner's and pronounced
the operfing one of the most' seeeeesfel
.they had ever attenesaa aliases lianen,
den. and Ferguson, 5whe are, ehofie 111
charge. of .the clepartment, have. made a
decided hit and. Judging froin the many'
domplimentery •• remarks made 'upon
their handiwork, there is a prospercuis
.seaeoe &iced of. them:, :
Hoeigens Dros, oPeniretek-
ae „ Piece on einduceday Thureaay
of inat wall:. • , • • . : • .
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THE, COMING CONCERT. ' .• • ••, •
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.The Bewail -Graham .trio, who 'Will
give, a emicert in the . °Mere> street
cleach azie April 51.1t, 'ere highly tteaken
of; Among the pros notices they luive
'received. are .the following .
Brateatotr..Conservatera-eAnna 'Wet-.
eanneetvell met .-with an enthusiastic
reception and ,we lcea forward 'eagerly
to her -'next visit . to Branyton.'' .
Termite, Globeaelalr. newel', was
heartily encored for. the splendid. ren-
dition of .hite. sonas.".•• • . •
Osiville New lere..—"A pleasing rea.-
4r is. Mn, Wallace .Grehain. He has a
strikieg preseace, a splendid. vaiee and
the ability • to . picture in a graphic
=alter'. any Scene he, wishes to aepict.
H.'s recital was a treat.'' •
ASKING FOR CHARTER. • .
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W. 1341, John Ile Hatraltori, John
Martin Bond, John Crowe, Robert . L..
. Torrance, 3 °Int A. Scott, • C. Kloep-
fa, ..L..Goldie and *.A,..II, McDonald
•-• Guelph ; McCrae of 'the
Town4iip of Guelph end E. N. Lewis,
of a Goderich have usktia to be incor-
porated :•as the Guelph & Goderich
Railway Company with leaver tor, build
a line "tom Greelalr Junction . to Gotta -
felt aria branches. to Listowel, St;
Mary's and Clinton, The ,paitioners
ask 'fee power to 'take over the rights,
franchises, bonuses, right of way, ete.,
•grant to the Gtielpi unetioneetatiway
Company and tle tight to enter. irit0
an aerangement with the C. le arlie
bonding power . is preposed to amount
to $25,000 enile' anal the eapitalatoca
of ehe company to $50o,Ooo. The Cate" -
ph Junction Railway Company also
ask eor shnilar poWere aria for rata
- fication of an agreariene regarding'
routing. and traffic with the Cane:diem
Pacilie.•
Wit/J.110LO THE notrou CUP:
• The victorious Hough Cup foot-
ball team enet yesterday afternoon.
. for re-oegan.izatien tereparation • for
the spring •genies. Considerable en-
thuteasin was inainfested. OA it is ex-
pected that three 'or even four con-
tests. Will teke place this seesen for
.the pee:weskit of the Cup. Gmlericha
Lotidon,.. Scala:halt and Owen Settled
Collegiates purpose competing. Hare
• riston and Listowel nigh School:" won -
id also like to cotnpete. The officers
for the ensuing tam were elected as
knows : • .
//on. President, It. F. Stoddart
President, \V. .T. Lotigheed
Ineeeger, E. M. "lleLean
Captain, J. T. Mustard
Sec. -Treasurer; Kirke Ittestort
Illataging Committee,' C. Initstera,
M. Aikenhead tied n, -McQueen
•• Field Committee, E, Iladottr, • la
.,Tobestott and J. Cameron. •
Curator, at Whidden,
Mt. Charlie Mustard was appointed
the delegate to attain to. Clintotiat in -
Meats at the W. A. meetetig 19 he
held in Berlin on Good 'Fraley. A
junior football Wt111 is alga 1.0 be
°roared on Monday nett in order
that materiel may be had to te1t! the
place of tle old:veterans who leave
the .school this summer, By this
means the C. C. L hope to cart' out
the force of the adage i,'What we hate
We'll holoyi
IVIOVING TO CLINTON.
Mr. laobt 1V tkin sold
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Seam Queen. street. for in the ne;ghbor-
hoed of If.soo to airs, R. Miller el
Srannterhill,.. who will .telak possession
• at : en early date. • Mr. and Mrs. Wat-
kins purpose movieg West where they
Vent last summer.
LEAGUE; BNTERTAINIVIUNT.
The etitertainment given on Thins -
day eveniag lest, by, the Junicr League
of 'Wesley 'chetah was leeg'ely attenaled
eml the proceedS, at. a smell eduitneion
fee, .rieriounted to $25. The program
was well. rendered ancli .consisted, . of a
number of dialogue:4 together with
Asorirewsb,y Carmen Turner and. Gladys
Centelon and a recitation by Clifford.
WILL po To voREsT,
Mr. R, le. Stoddart, classical master
at the Collegiate, has resigned to ac-
cept tke, Principalship of the . High
School. at Forest, salary . /two. He
will enter upon his new duties after
Easter. Kr, Stoddart is a conscien-
tious, painstaking teacher and the
Forest sehool ouglit toanake good
progress under hie management. .
'alas makes . the third- ;needier of the
C. C. I.. staff who has' Mt -tallied a•prin-
cipalship in less. than . two years and
•feurth now heeds a :professorship in
Manitoba *aersity. • •
It 1 Le4notnyitet known who suc-
ceed Mr, Stoddart,
STOCK • SIIIPMENTS, . •
• Stock shippers.. have bad a • hard
tarre • a it this whiter,. particularla
those an, points on the L. In • &' B.
who heve in consequence seta out very
little.' On Flighty Watson & Emigt: of
131yin drove two carloads to Clintou
wham -it . than board the cars where
they remained until' two eaclock Sure
day morning When a, stoele train, pull-
ed,. out -for Toronto. N. . Johnstone,
elect. of Blyth, brought •down 'one car-
load Saturday. ,.•
Cantelon .& Wallis' loaded a doable -
decker welt bone on Friclayneepeeting
to get them away that day, but .the
company' could . Lot hanele them until
Sunday. a. ne ' • . • . • .•
C. Reid of liracefield end ?loan
C. • Reid Stanley.each got oli
carload of fine butchers' cattle. .
On Tuesday R. aeitzsimens eliipped
Tee Logs to .Peteelea.,e - . .
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Personal.
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Mie Wilson Cnok, the Varna l:beniface,
was in Clintee on Tuesday; e The
lenge 'Weaty winter has not reiteteed
.• his stack of theerfulness. • .
Dr. •Thompsat. was called •to 'Apit Ar-
.. bot, Miele, an Friday by it telegram
stating that his atother George.; who
is :taking a special course in; the
university in that city,' was aerious-
. ly with tnatheria. He left at
orAce and. was pleased to find that it
°was 'a bad cane of <piney instead al.
'tliptheria as was at first supposed,
and that . the edflerer was improving
• rneely. The Dr. .visited ,his father
At Grantee On his way home.
.Mr.: Joh* Torrance drove up to Dun-.
agieurot • an Theredey last and on his
return wes aecompanied by las geed:
•wife. • Mrs. Torrance left three weeks
ago to 'pay a short visit to friends
' but a day :at so after
her .Earival the storm. pocked up de
• betereen Whighain and: Kinder-
' dine weieli lengthened out ber visit
fae» beyond what she hal intended.
Finally her frientle drove her to
:Dungannon where Mr. Torrence met -
her. ala.a.• she welted for a train
site woald not lia,ve reached heme
lut-
tl Moadayateeraihn• .
Rev. C. Genet: attended a ineetaue
of the executive al the Heron. Synoce
lest week , in Lendon and jelt that
city 'ridgy afternoon: expecte*» te
reach home the same. evening', Ilie
L., '& B. being closed :he was
sent around via Stretferdeard spent
the night in the train which seine
in a snow bank at Dublin.' . Pt was •
six clack Saturday morrang when
the Worthy rectory arrived- at hien
hone. Mr. R. J. Cleft while on
.way .hortie from, attax mg the annual
. meeting of the Greed. Lodge A. 0.
Ile W., had similar ceperienee.. •
Mr. W. .1..Marien had a very suc-
cessful wood bee Or0 'Wednesday of last
week. The boy a cut n flee lot of wood
and to show his appreciation of their
servieee he eatertaiiied diem and their
fair mates in the evening when the
time wee spent inerrily in trateeg te
the beautiful musie of the' violin, etc.
By the way, Mr. MaBriett is moving
'this week La the Miller farm Which lie
has rented fora term and wile work it
ie addition to his own
The young CellPs had epartY at Mr,
R. Heck's, 'zeta con., on Titescley
evening.
A number of invitanyoting+ people
. eiijoyed attoyster sepper. at • Mr. C.
Nesbitt's on Weatnetalay evening.
Mr. C, Lowery and sister visited
Lendesbcro on Sunday..
Mr. R. Meier lied a very •sitecessfel
sale oh Thursday laet. Mt. T. Browit
wielded the hat -liner and secured peal
- prices.., Mr. Miller has moved to Qin-
ton. •
Mr. I. Brovettlee had the misfortune
'tante fib itgly gash in his foot
I while netting Woed in Mr. C. Beaenzins
woede„. This will lay him off for sucie
time.
There pesseci away last week onie 'of
.the , °idea residents of this vicinity in
the person of Mr. Isaac Rapson. ILe
was a man of retitaig disposition and
was highly respected He had been
Ealing for e, year or two. His remains
were interred in 13111's eeinetery, W.
Mr, Dunlop olliejating, The family
left are his wife, James and Markt
at home, Mrs. r. Lensing . aucl Joseph
itt ThIllett.
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Biyf14.
. On rriday eacnieg a» Chineee social
miler the auspices of the lEtaWorth
League, le to be held in the school
room of the Methodist church.
Messts. lames • Den:holm and Oeorge
/trading, Who have been spending the
winter with relatives and Molds, le -
turned .to the West oft Monday.
Stanley Township,
Mr, and Mrs. Thos. nowsor, have
moved from our midst .autt are Low
:residents of the fait town of Clinton.
We were indeed, sorry to lose them,
but what is Our. loss will bc Clintca's
gain, They are anestimable ectiple
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very popular among' those who know
them. Among those Who essisted in
• moving theer household effects to Chef-
Dtoonwswoerilie : G. R. Keys, John Raethwell,
S. Janstone arid William. end John
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Dewar and Miss
Ada Rotted spent Friday afternoon at
the home of Mr. John Davidson.
A party' of the fairest oi
to.wnRseita> illdwreoivilast
drove over
to heevingneineof
vm
All report a. good time.
Miss Charle,tte Broivnett of Goilerich
eientsarreloigifig a few days under the par -
Mr. L. Clarke *spent a day, in • Sea.;
forth last week,
Messrs. Sam and Jahn. Johnson ated.
their sister Mary Johnson of Bruce-
fle': spent an eve:eine, lase 'week at
Mr. Wm. Rathwell's home, .
Mr. and Mrs. John Devideert spent
Friday in Clinton.
For Stanley newe you must reed Tlie
Nell,,V4Se-RfoeiCiOcrweii.tig . •
from the township .ee-
livered:bogs to Fitzsimons & Son. •• in.
Clinton on. Tuesday.: James Menne-
n:ant; 'Frank Weekes,'.Williagn Stephen-.
son, W. Cook era We raster.
We are glad to report that Mrs,
Reber": Keys of the Bebylon Lire; wt o
has beaten' with; pleurisy tot the past
week, is ampecrving tend eope she may
soon be teetered to her usual health.
, Me, Lied. Mrs. George Mates of • Sea -
feria • spent la couple of days last week,
with relatives on the Babylon Lir,e
Mr, Wilson •Campbell of McKillop
accompanied by his sister, Miss•Leti-
tia, • were guests of their sister, Mrs. •
John- MCIebiley :Of the Goshen -Lineeen
Friday last. • : .= :
. A sleighlead' •of young people from
the Goshen Lite .spent en-enjayable
alineone eVeniiielaet week at the
borne ot Mr. and Mts. Wm: Hatt a of
the 5th con. e • . •
Miss' Laura Dowson of Egueencleille..
is spending 0,, couple of •weeks with her
iterate, Mr.. attl Mrs, George Dawson
of tae Goshen Line.• , .• •
One ' day this week gx: J. T; ',Keys
Mofest.1*.A.ParebeYyice:l.'iritsillittleci,tc44s
.1ia,t4nrd:'stlir
n'l
phew, •Mr.. Vern. .Dickson, of. Mayfield,
who is ill. . • •
, Miss F. Sturdy . the. Goshen Line
accompanied ,by Mr. and Mrs. ,jaines
Steplienscee spent Saeureay erica Sun -
clay at lier home in Goderieh township:
Ott leursday la.st• Mr; and Mrs: JEW.
Dewar l Of the 'Brawn:ion leien and Miss
Ada .. Rcealea. of Mayfield' were guests
:of .the ' formens cousin, .Mr, Nelson
Keys. of the Babylon: Line. . • •
C. J. Weltis et Clintone was
around, this week1toking after • drie-
.
MesseenParcy Parker and . Dave Lee-
ch left en Tfiesaity aor, •Osnabreak,
North . Dakota. • . .
. J. Seotchteere.ef Kelso, Nettle
Daketa„. is' Mane on a visit to friends.
Mr.. A. Atinstron'g feta-idsrenovat-
ing are berite this summer. Mre eV.
Herd hae..the'contrecta .•
eleisrs. •D. -Dewar and,pael Cleeve
• have , finished- up the season's. fishing
and bath pronounce it to have ,been:the
best season. for a numfier ,cf years.
• alias II; Penhale is at aeeseet
vjjt-
ing friends le , Seaao•rtli•, -
..IVIr. All. .Secrechneere .piteeliesed • . .
new team, • .oue MeEwan Bros.;
end.; ore from J.. Sparrow. '
..;We euderetand W. 'Atwende Sr.
intends'. going West next week . With
Mr. Jas.. Johnstcen Suerees.leillyi ,
.1 late: , .Misses. Are-tette:mg, ' who bave•
been yisitieg, at' the :home (d Mk. and
'Mrs. Rolbt, Arinstroeig..tor. the » past
few temente, have retunieee . to their
home. at La Rienere, ,Man, • . -
The Stanley Literary Society met
Fraley night. Week. Tliere was a good
attendance end r fare pragram; cone
.siseing of speeches, music, readings and
recitations. Al. the next meeting there
will be a debate,- "Resolved.; that it is.
better to •remain in Canada 'thanto
go 'tothe tali led "St tee.'Mr. j
rest is:captain of the alTitinf,tive. arid
Mr.. 'Cameron a f the,. negative.
-Mr. and Mri. Gilmour left on. Tees-
day•of last ••week lbeetteir home in the
vicinity of eleosejaw, Asea. Mrs,
Gilmour will be neesed by her Many
friends in Stahley. •
Miss Alice Whiteeitai haceter Was
the guest el ha taint, Mrs..
of Kippen, over Sunday. . •
Mrs. W. la. Johnston of ICippea vie-
itedle• the home of her friend, Mrs', it.
Satseplieetteset.!.o(the r. Line,. 'Coe day
Itw
Assessor Tough is again Making his
annual totinds,
'Mr. H. lVfeContiel is seriously ill
wiith iopneumonia and pleurisy. .
pe for a ttocedy recovery; . • •
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• ..1-Iillsgreen., • , .
alul 'Mrs.. Thos. Coletnati of
Tuckerstnith spent it few days recently
with his brothers (n the Parr Lite cial
other • friends.
Mr. Ned Troyer has been doing quite
a. business itt the horse line this win-
ter. He has sold five heavy drafts to
Mr. liandford of Exeter and purchased • '
a pair of very line colts wh'ich tip.the
Whole Number 1311
Bayfield
lVlt. Murdoch Ross, who is fishing
1:erring et Stokes Bay, was home for
a short visit. Ile left again en Tuee-
day.
Mrs, IIugh IlleLeod and two children
left on Tuesday to spend a few months
at Ripley. '
' Mrs. Green left 44_ week to visit
her sem George of Moorefield.
- Miss Ada Rouatt is visiting friends
in Stanley at present. '
No servite was held in Trinity chena .
ch last Suedey on account °top trains
on: the L. II. &B. but it is .expectea
service will be hold next 'a-011day - as
DI144s-ael‘'nekleaoehl;t7on Tuesday. • •
Percy ;Parker and - David •
Jr, left for Osnabrook, North
Mr. and • Mrs. Charles Biggart ca •
MOunt rarest are visiting, thejorpierie.
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parents, .1%/r. and Mrs. John Biggaat,
at preeent.
Rev. E. C. neer:lugs was in Iforelea
e few. days recently. ,
Mr.. ar. J. Marks has mita-tad after
spending the past two (Months visiting
his daughters it, Oberlin, Kansas, anci
hie son Charles at Colorado Springs, ; -
Colorado.
Messrs. Fred. 13alier and II. „Turner .
left last evetik fot Owen' Sound to . ate.
cet the• Govererrient 'serve). beet 'Bey- •
-fluid,' for the coining season.. • •.
Mrs.' • Hudie, who has beein spa:ding': .
the waiter in Leaden; :returned, for
short visit. • • . - • • • - .• „.
. Mr.' and Mae 'Albert' Venstotiee who
Were ntarrred in Detroit a Se*. months • „,..
ago,
. have been visiting the latter's ..
tuother, Airs. Green in the village..
Wtsbburn, aStudent of Huron
College, Xiondbii,- .proached. adeeptably
ir,.Trinity chetah. aunday. morning .. '
swe:eev,Mr, Snell has been preac
ak'
es.' of serrnon's On' popular evils .
- R. hing .
of theday, ha i; ing treated tho. subjee- ,
ts of etaribliirg„ dancing', cent pla,air2g •• •..
and e on Sundeyevening week delivered
wina was . by many ccusideeed the -
beet eermen of .the series, speekirfg on
• the. Sabllath. -observance ;questibo, HIS.
serniOn • sl:owed • careful 'study- and was
.scholarly efTcrt. iVIr. Snell• is •
Mewing an earnest woreer and deeerve . •
es eivery 'eneourageitient .fron hi S mem-.
erve s
regret ve.r; 'Mach to :t:e atate. that.. •,'
aetocat a continued „Inning...kit:41th .
RLv. g,. C; •,TennIngS...has heen coni-• •
pelled • to dzscontnitic. his... Ministerial
t unties tor 'it time,. „'.1.1e, has been
ed to .taice'• an °Caere voyage and o en- -
peete .to leaveearly in, Aril tn „the.
hope .of regaining his lte. During•.
to .by ..eap.able student::: • . . • • •
1(1s work will be efttended .• • •
. . . .
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Goderich » Township.
Mr. George Connell, is: offering his 80. • ,
acre lot on the 9t11 concession for sale ,
or to rent as he purposes gilAing up
farming hi this townshipr.
Mr.; riagleSen of Aberdeen, .
South Dakota visited the Anderson
and Slieppe-rd families this week.
Ott .the evening of 'l'ueSday of •• Test •
week:. an ' interesting ceremony 'took •
Plaee itt the residence. of Mr.
Colwell 'when his yoUngest... daUghter; •
Lettie, was „huited in marriage ,to D.
'Caintron Galbraith, son. of Mr. John
Galbraith, Stanley. township, in the
presence o ,the immediate, frierals of
the conereeting parties: Rev. .T. Hain- •
Mont cf Goderice was (Le cATiciating.
clergyman. • A quiet tastefulness Pre- ^.
vadecl all the' arrangements, the bride • -
most becomingly but mcdestly
attired, Mi. and Mrs. Galbraith will
he At }Ionic to their Mende after the
41.h Cf: APrid and no doubt many good '
wishes and: • congratulations. will , be ",
showered Upon them: • . ..•
Mr. A. 'W.:Furry fell aeon the ice
the other day and sustained Such in- •
.jaries that: he was confined to the. • •
house for seteral.. days, but we are
.pleas -ed to be now able to: report that
he is now ailicut all right again. Mr.
Furry is an inchistrious man who takes
very few .holidaya Unless' they are Some
what (has forced tn)on hint.. • , ,
Mr. Harry Steep of the Bayfield . •
Line has deeidecl.to. g0 Vv eSt ard will •
first of all try the Indian. Head &S-
trict: fie is a hard worker and knows
how a farm can be .successfully con-
ducted ' so we .have no doubt bet that • .
Ite will Make allege go cn the amerce,
Ile will have an ,ametion sale ne*t . • •
Moriday, '
. Airs. Snell will preach in Cole's char -
eh next Sunday evening' ceneineridilig •
at 7 o'clock. • The afternoon, service .. •
will he held as usual. .
Mr, P, Cole and wife -were. to Sea- , •
forth one day last week on business. ,
Mr. 14. MtLaren has beat slightly, '
indietiosed for a few days.
Oh Tuesday evening of last week a
! merry sleighing party of the fairest •
sons and daughters of this township •
: drove to the hospitable home of Mr.
Williniii-Rathwell of the Goshen f.,ine,
Stanley. The evening was spent '
tilttSi, games, etc, Well nigh to day-
break all returnee' honie declarltir that
Mr. Rathwell and family are royal
entertainers.
Mr. Walter Rathwell returited front
Toronte last week after a. pleasant
visit with friends in the city.
1
'scales at over thirty hundred,
Mr. Joseph flagan marketed, his
clover aced recentiy, -Clover Stted Is
gal& this spripg tor those who vitae
fortunate enough to have it threshed.
Mr. • lames Workman so4a o fine
three-year-old, gelding to Mr,. Spatrow
of Varna for the harldsome sum of
$150e
Holmesville.
Varna.
To. the Scheel noard Voa asked for
tenders for the new selkiol -and receiv-
ed -at least two tenders, One of them
was from a, well known.b.tilder, a. rest-
derit of the section, Who 'Would have
finished the job to the, satisfaction of
all concerned. fie, however,was pass-
ed over. in favor, of a eitilen. of Belt -
self whose figure; 1 ant creditably in.
formed, is 5ho the higher of the two,
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'Such being the ease, / wish to ask the
trustees two questions Why was the
local Matt passed over in favor of an
outsider 2—Why was the lowest ten-
/Visa rive Rapson of Constance is the
guest of Alias' Oshaldeston.
Mr. and, MrsTudor of 'Constance
were guests at Mr. Stmdey's eliSuit-
-clay.
On Sunday . evening Mrs. Itall Of
Clinton. will take the service in • the
Methodist. church..
On rriday evening a number of tke
young people drove up to Mr. John
Yeo's and • spent a very pleasant tittle.
Mr. John Rans:old was in Montreal
the toast week:.
der .t aecepteti ? y
We rebtet to hcar of the death of
Mrs. Henry Makiits, which took place
at herhome in 14xeter On Monday,
nod about sixty years. She con-
tracted it celd while attending the
funeral of her daughter -hi -law, Mrs.
Makiits of near this village
the week erevious which de,reloped into
pliettnItlif a that leafiled The skin Of lite
doctors. Mrs. Makins li cd with her
husband for several years on their
farm half a mile east ni Varne4