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People are.surprised at the ,valnes we are offer—
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Men's Ready-tosvirear. Suits -
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You will need new and lighter
suit We can supply you at less than
manufacturers' prices,
This is no mere statement. It
'is a fact, and we invite you to give us
a call and see for yourself. You will be
surprised when you see the ready-to-
wear suits we are putting on sale at
jtist half price.
loo of 'these ,Men's and I3oys'
Suits are now on sale and will con-
tinue until all are gone.
You can't do better any place
in the county, 80 come along and pick
up the snaps in Clothing. It will
mean dollars in your poeket Money
saved is money earned.
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CLOTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 28th, 1904.
EARLY APPLE BLOSSOMS. GliriNG A SILVER CUP. STILL IMPROVING. Auburn.
. airy ns han e he ews- Ofl on e ress has donated The enterprising firm of Tozer &
Brown coetinues to make improve -
Meats in their store, the latest Wog
the installing a cealt ca,rrier system.
Their store is a complete one, a. credit
to themselves and art oraament to, the
town
TRU140CA14 MARXET.
Record on Tuesday an apple tree bran -
eh all u blossomrom ocular evi-
derices such as this it might bit in-
ferred that gentle sprxtra is at hand.
DECORATING.
$t. Paul's school room is being pean-
ted, kalsomined, etc., and when the
work is complete the appearance a
r the interior will be vastly enhanced.
The work is being, paid fen by the A.
Y. P, A. the aigorous young people's
society in c011ne4ticn¥ vela' the chureh.
LACROSSE. -
The junior lacrosse Club has been re-
organized with the following officers
Captain, E. Shepherd
Secretary, E. Seale
a silver cup to the Western Ontaria,
Bowlers' Association to be eoutPetecl
for in the Association ecntest, which
was WMi last year by the Clinton rink
skipped by Mr. W.I.
A GOOD SALESMAN.
Mr, C. Hoare is an active salesman
and ;quite recently has sold ard de.
livered at different points in this dis-
trict, a carload of Newcombe pianos.
Ta this way, as he, says himself, he
has "added his epota to domestic
happiness and pleasure." Mr. Hoare
considers the Nea'combe the best piano
and points to his many sales as an
evidence of Its popularity,
LirisLE LOCALS.
. a o :roe 'ought a
Committee; • Gajialler, D. Dowzer, locomotive to draw 'mai from tee G.
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anTd"ettleillimf"ermnibers being enthusiasts ,' a; The local dray storee will 410S4. ()Al-
a the club will be whtrack their salt blockat
ite /Stapleton.,
good seasoa is expected. -
EARLY RHUBARB. uarterly services will be held in
seas w
' the Ontario street church next Smulaer.
Mr. joe A.11enson, the "Boss Garden- Two carlos.ds of oats were shipped
er," who endeavore, and generally mac- this week from the elevator, to Trini-
cessfully, to be first bathe market dad, WestaIndies.
with garden truck, has started out the. Read for
in6 the month °al May at 8,15 a: ma
on e11 ,having supplied his pat- peve, sale and wanted d s en
repro wpage ith rhubarb several days ago. "p -
When you want anything early in SPRING COMPLAINT,
Wheat 90e to 95e.
Oats 29e to 3oe.
Barley 40C.
Beater ne to ¥24.
Eggs 'yip to 12e.
Hay $7.400. •
Live Hogs 4,6,5 to $4.7o:
WENT 'nuns THE ROOT.
While assisting in the erection of a
winclimillaat Mr. D. A,. Vorrestees last
we , ay. iller Met with an accident
which might have resulted seriously.
Be was up the ladder twenty five feet
when his foot sliataed ard .down he
went, feet foremost, as it so happened,
Had he etruck terra firma directly at
would have been wc•rse for hint, but
the roof of the woodshetrintervened
and he went through it, breaking the
force of his descent, As luck . would
Iv e it, he struck fair between the
rafters and. thus eScaped unhurt, .
his line., be it potatoes .peas, corn -or .
whet net, Ye'n are Certain- to. be able Now that spring•has at last rri ed. . .
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to secure it at the very earliest date there: are the tisr:al number of. cases
froan "Be,ss Gardener" Allenson, at 'spritig complaint, that is citizens
THREE LINKERS AT CHURCH: kaccendplaining of the in,vasions of their
gar ens ity the neighbors • hens. It is,
Clinton Oddiellows to. the eautt4va,af of course, very annoying when .the
About sixty, assembled Sunday • more- flower :and, vegetal:le beds are Made to
mg in, their ioue room and from then: have. them destreyed in thia wey and
• ce matched to the Ontario street cher- if. the irijured . party gets "licipping
' ch where they listena ed to powerfel, ma''''' and uses..strang language he or
> nod practical sermon by the Rev., Di. sh,e will be beld'excusable to n YerY
Cook. - the choir rendered excellent great extent. Poultry houses ' might.
. seraice Which included a duet by mrsa very all:mop:lately, at th.is season of
B. J. •Oibbings and Mr. W. .T. Here the year, be placarded with the Golden,
land. On the return of the Odtlfellows Rule* •
• to Itheir hall.e.7 vote of thanks tares ten -
A PROGRESSIVE
dered Dr. Coat, the choir ,and the clii- .. . . s — s
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L..> cials of the church. ' rWeeley Sunday School has started
2 ANNUAL 1VIEETING, - . another year's, work with the follova.
<a, • ' ' ing r&t:101., aPPoiiited at their animal
5 ' The annual meeting • of the Ontario. : ineetalg held last week :. 2
5 street Sunday achoal was held: on Fri-, • Superintendent, A. T.' COOP& .
day evening lest when the, reports Pre... Associate, I•la E. Rorke •••
C .sented slowed a very prosperoue cco- Secretary, L. E. Doherty.
dition; There ha.P.been an increase in . Associate, W. •Ii. Hellyar .
g . attendance over last year: end the iiii.;• Treasurer R.. r; Manning .
rs.•
ances show up equally well, rthere he., ',ceder. of Song, S. T. Murch- •
arr, r ing flow a handsome balance on hand.: Organist, Miss Ida, Holtries .
>8, The election or ,orilicers resulted as r Associate, Miss 13.r -Green • • •
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c follows : 7 , - - Saperintendeat of Home Department,
a,.. .Hon, Superintereent; D. 'Tiplady • A. J:...TY.adaii . . . ' •
' :. Superintenclerit, J. Ta -hr reacherea-Miss M. Hobnes, • Mise
:a• AssistantS; A. Hooper _and Dr: Moyer, ivriss Southereithe, Miss Rudd,
1.'hannison . ' • a ' Miss Porter, -Miss Cunningham, Miss
SetaTreasurer, R. Tipiady • Strachen, Miss M. - Davis-, : -Miss -X.
Assistants, G. W. Wray, N. March : Washington, • Miss A. Jenklus Miss
eparibarasicaerpis, Amos Castles, 'Miss - Ida Holmes, Mrs. Ear,T, Caritelon,i 11.
' E. Rorke, R. E. Mennieg, T. C. Stev-
Pianiat, Miss Sybil Courtiee enson, ..A.. 3. Tyndall, Geo, . Rogers,
. Teachers : T. March, C. H. Holland Fred .1.•Iill I
Miss Stevens W. Murela Mrs; John, •
Shipley, Dr. 'Evans, -Mrs)... Geo. LaVis, , receantriended by the General Cava
e supplemental 13ible Study as
, Mrs. J. Peatena Miss Turnbull, Miss ference is to be introduced and the
• • Coertice, Miss Ida 1Vierch, Miss Trova.
. Is'neljblituht,t,i4MiLl KHateAmillielli,l'IiSs syLii‘' liselo;01.Dhep„a.rtannovirerita,Irrottgrimieetrid.,6•e..• sT).hipe
o 859 an Merge* of fifteen Over •last.
hill; Mrs, C, W. ThCiriasoe, Miss • :Rod- •at. ' • , • • . . . .
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- away. • . - :. • . • • • .•
dgrip reiciAT., AlvtAxc: - .- . ,
' - -pnosiizerivi.;CHANGES;. •
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- kr. Joe kattenbury, Who was.'ecin-:
The Well-kr:town Self Denial Week of fined' to his. room 'for. ten days With
•• ifie, Salvation Army Will be -Observed an attack of pleurisy, ,is able to. be
by : athel body Ionia May Isti to aili out a.gan; but is not yet hintself, hiava
and 'unusual activity has taken PoaS- ' „
ession• of the army's-energetie Mem- eees, ' a s a e, up. is il -
ecanbined with the fnet that .his
' beas dn articipatien of the great even- priVate:residenee,' tipOn'' which the mas-
t Th ' ' oP a ions ors,,painters and carpenters have been
:are maintained:Purely by the freewill.: at Work for some Months, is now near-
: offeriegs of the people, 'The needs. of ly eeaa for cecu anc has d • 'd d
its vast missionary labors armong a& •
r. Rattenbury to "'ret'ire froM busi-
the' heethen abrOe.d and the down -fall- ness and take life easier- in. Mitre. He
len , in. our own land..are chiefly ' tineiet le in eonsecfuence offering the ; Rattere
I thronli the ageoc,y of Self ,Derial. .1
Army is daing good wcirle lofts Indus- b
bu7 1 -louse for. rental. This is one. of
t e best paying hoste1ries itt the litter-
• trial Homes, Rescue zed Maternity me and should the right sort of Man
Manes and Men's and Worrien's Simi-
ers, established in different centres of secure it, .it will always continue to do
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tlis Country, While the world over the ej Mr. 3. sbu.sAil7saLhg, the% uortil ..end bo'co.t.
4. artily has labout soo similar refuges for. 114
and confecticner, is offering los busi-
4. • fallen end destitute. The, enthus-
iaem with which the Salyarionists "pess 11;rrasEdie.O.rog'Isi rintG1.(e14e"e' cPuRts
theinselveS enter into- the Self Denial u
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eek. is retharhable and it would Ivo_ • requirements -and close attention We
„a ba.bly be bard to find a wearer, of the d° not say that' Mr. King • purposes
nifotm Who lia,s not in addition to gelling' to locate in Manitoba where a
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eettniary sacrifice, denied himself genie tumber of near relatives of Ilia ar.d
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uarry or partial .necessity of food ' or : Mrs. King's as well, live. -
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°thing. The Self -Denial fund is con- Mr. George Roberton has sold his
roarr , cl
derably a.ugmented by assistance barhering husinesa to. Mr. Elliott DaY-
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fr ment, who takes possession oil or
ea. ore outside .2riencls far and rear and
this worthy: effol:t should , not he for. about May 9th. Mr.. Roberton aPPlied
gotten by ithose who aro' in a positioa himself very closely to his shop and
O assist. We wish he army every. - bad ai good trade, but yielded to the
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success.' . : solicitation of his brother, who locat-
TRANSPERS AND MOVINGS, - Itif
,..r . tt_.• , • .., • . 0 at Wav,Vanesa:, bow a growingatows
in a_ari fifteeft Y•eivre agO And 11AS
Mr- Joint Bell has sold his it'd prospere"cl. Ile leaves,. aceompanied by
Olt Albert street to Ilarristerr,e.,Blea.e.tit:!reirg‘lv Roberton, in a couple of weeks
who gets possession next, fall. .Mr. 1 swantsa, where he will have the
NO LiemlsE FOR Anr.ow,
, on Y shop it the place.
13e11 does not intend leaving town this
-Hy beck from Listowel text month The adiourned ineetirg of the lie, nee I
year. . '
Mr, James Dunford inoVes his lain- :
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.alid -takes vossession of. his residence commissioners of Weet Iltrr011 WAS lield
oil Xing street. His tenant, Mr. Alt.
03arge, has secured Mrs. Moggrigies
residence on Ontario street.
Mr. J. W. Irwin is nioving to his
xa, purchase on Huron street raid Mr. W.
J. Tozer xnto the residence he is VA-
. eating. Mr. Russell Maturing sttecceds
to: Mr. Tozer's tonality.
Rev. Mr. Rhodes has rented the
dwelling an „Mary street lately occu-
.., pied by Stoddart.
Mr. 3', Ilrit,ton has leased ono of
those, brick cottages on Ontario street.
Ur. atul Mrs. Britton come`froin Wing -
Mr. Martie Pinch has bought the
house near the elevator occupied by
..... Mrs. Ccok who lii6VeS across the rail-
• way track itito the dwelling tenanted
y by Erne Blacker, who has engaged•with
Mr. S. Smith ,and take up
• his abade on the farm.
' Tite house on Princess street east,
oceapied by Mr. E. Ball ° and OW1100' by
4. Mrs. Reid-, has 'been hought hy Mr.
Eolatieier of Ethel wicL will 1110Ye to
Clinton. Mr. Ball has secured Ur. G.
X, Stewart's residence, vacated this
week by the departure of Mrs, Stewart,
• and family for Hartney, Man,
• Mr, 'William Grigg lies sold his Jos-
eph street property, oecupied ktr Mr.
so George Cook, to Mrs. Biggins. Mr.
as Cook moves to the Perguson house on
Itigh street totaled by Mr, Ilett,Webb
who has secured a, tottage on Fulton
street,
at the residence of Chairmen 1' .i3 Lias
on Monday aftertoon. delegati•m of
alma seventeen, hea.ded Rev. ef,
Wilson of The Nile, came down from
Colborne to protest against the greet-
ing of a Hearse to the Boggs' Pouse
at Carlow. They cottended very ate-
orgly that though an hotel at that
point would be a certain conversience,
the injury it wotild work: in the vicio-
tty would be vastly greater than any
advantagc WO 4. short,
held it lead SpitiO Of their 1:toys
to form the driakiug habit and • be a
- time -destroying 'place for those of
more inatute years. They did not. pre-
sent a, petitien to the coultriissionera,
sayitg they did not think it necessary
notwithstanaang thet a atetitiou of one
hundred names, including, all the mem-
bers argi oillaials of at township cowl-
sil„ was favorable to greeting the
-licelise. The commissiotters &tided
that ligittor shall not be sold
at Carlow this year. This Is the third
time the application has been refused,
The Queers and Waverly, Clinton,
were given a three-1110ittha eytension
and the application of a. S• Cooper
lierd over lor the sable. Period; 11
at that time he lias the new hotel
ready for eccupeiney. a suitable tenant
and a. majority -petition from the rate-
payers of that division, a license will
protaKty he granted.
The hotels at Auburn and Whitechut'-,
ell have agaift been licensed.
Myth
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atistry ball. The hall was well filled
.124 Division, court was held in In -
with listeners to hear several hear:rt.-
pa.Teehi,ede.tichaoir of
ant and mterestieg, cases. ,Tudge Halt
On Ttiesday a special sitting of the
Trinity charrcbx and
mendaers of the congregation are in-
vited to spend a social evening at
the residence. of ,Mri: • 'r. W; Scott on
Thursday evening, -
Mr. William Bell retutned trent the
West on Taesday. '
Geo, PoWell having bought a
large' building from Mr. Charles Ham-
ilton on. Queen, street is ha,ving itanciv-
• ed /onto the rear of hes•reaalence- on
Dinsley street for a stable.
The , brick for •Mr. Rohin-
-son's 'new store on Queen, Street .
ibeeeinit Pbuttinclauingtjot ertttiorneVy,' .
•Mr, Isaac Brawn and his Men are 1
baay making the cenerete brick:s. • for
the front of the Commercial hotel. '
- Mr. Rollie COok's, :many friends 're- :
gret to hear that he is not recovering
from his serious illness .as rapidly as
they Would wish for.
Op Tuesday Mr. Jelin Denholm left
this station with another fixe terload -
'of horses for the West: . • ,
A few days ago the citizens.'of Blytt
witnessed the.fruerals Of two enembers
of the 1VIethedist• 'church in the ers n
of William Trpwin and. Mrs. Render-.
son Who`had both attaiued. the good
old 'age' of_ fourscore.years.
Mr. A • Wettlaufer has. contra.cted
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with 1Viessrs. D. atter. an # . Moon
to manufacture brick at so 'nutelt
thousand this coining season.
Dr. Chisholm of Wingham visited -
professionally Mr Taylor, who. is under
kis care, last week caul did",not •fa.il. to
see and shake hands with, a ntxmber who.
are not sick but lia.ve votes in a par-
liamentaty election ' •
Rev. J. Holmes attended a Meeting
of Tampere:nee:N=4ra Poronto last
1.YeacX.
•agai• making has been the inost
advanced troth of the: season, with. the
farmers around here. r
Mr, .T. McElroy meved his fare:
Messra, Chester and Wes. Armstrong
of Brussels were visiting relatives here
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Mole of Dungann-
on Sunclayed at Auburn. Miss 1Viartha
Mole accompanied them bane to Dun-
gannon !for a visit before leaving for
Tort Trends,.
Mr. Ed, Mole has returned, to Sea. -
forth again, having reeovered from
hi's illness.
Mr. McKnAirt and family live moved
into 1VIr. Jas. Yoreig's hetase from the
Nile. Ire has lxiught the old mill site -
from Mr. 3. C. Clark mud intends fitt-
. lug up a house.
Miss Jetinie Hunkin of the l'Inb is
visiting her sister? Mrs. W,
•Miss McIntosh of 13lyth. is the geest
o 11Tiss Stranghan.
Miss Arthur Is on the sick list 4 -
Miss Mabel Coupland returned home
from Lonclesboro last Monday accom-
panied by Miss A. Brigham:
Mr. S. Barr. of Suannerhill was in
our burg. last Tuesday.
Mr. Rata, atal family left
last Tuesday. for the West, taking
stock and furniture.
Mr. W331. Thiel has purchased teatn
of horses train his father and. a new
set of harness from our village lax-
ness maker and intends driving all the
w.ay to his' farm in Michigan,. OITA
260 milea.
Miss Mary Thiel returned home froi
Berlin teat week. Ste intends goin
to Michigan in the simmer time t
keep house for her brother, Williatn.
Miss S. 1VIellullen of Lucknow is ti
guest of Mrs. NI. Stalker.
Rev. Itlr, Small changed pulpit
with Rev. Mr. Shaw of Egmondvill
hist Sunday. He tock for his tex
"He that is •not with Me is agains
Me. He that is not with Me 'scatte
etlx." It was a real Reed lelethodie
sermon right to the point.
The orverseere in the interests of a
Whole Number 1316
1,24yrielol
Reit.. John McNeil had succeesful
wood bee on hIcaeday.
Mr. an d Mrs. Darrow and Master
Clsrence Pollock+ were in Clinton, one
day last week.
Master Ade Att d
nas with, Mr. Mc "see to drive the4igailtgeer-
upon stage.
Mr. A. Vanstone was in Gaderick on
TiGteesodragYe anandbusiltsvsid Sturgeon left
this week for Port Do -ver where thex
have an engagement for the simurier s
fishing.
Mr. Horton of Huron College, .14on-
don, occupied the pulpit of Trinity
church last Sunday.
Mrs. (Rev.)Snell returned home on
Monday after an 'absence- of two
weeks. •
We understand that Dr, 1VIetealf has
purchased the two -acres adjoining his
property ori the shore of the lake from
hfr, William Eagleson for the sum of
three hundred dollars, -Thie gives the
Dr, ' possesssiot of the eutire
131Reelcv., T. Snell was in Clinton. on
34welTocrd.."1*-.1-larry. Walinsley of Toronto is
home on a visit.
the guest of Miss 1VIend Pollock last
Miss Josie Galbraith of Stanley was
Mrs, and Miss. Flay Edwards spent
fe.w days lat Clintcm this week the
n pests of .1VIrs. Gardner,
g Mrs. Adam Thomson and two ehild-
o ren of Goderich visited her sister,Urs,.•
Cowie,last k
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k, Ws. (Rev.) Jennings anal fatniiY,
returned home on Monday after spend-
s ing fetv weeks with friends in Park-
e hill. ._
= Mrs., Smith of Landed' is visiting her
t parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,James •Star-
r-' apota • .
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C. p. R.- have selected the site for tl
station on Mr, Marsh's property,with
e Coale leave on -Wechiesdary for Brandon,
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- Messrs. Perey Warless and Will.
Varna,
in a mile of the village, We hop
it Nan. These young men are both- good
d worlemeii-a.t their respective tracka.
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that ell the ratepayers will turn ot
and vote next Friday Hullett an
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The sawniill is ,agein. running.
We are sorry out choPper •has broken'
drown again, but hope it will soon .be
Workieg cake more.
The executive conimittee of the Au-
xin], S. S. convention„ which will be
beld • on June 16th; are meking their
arrange/omits. Mr. 'Ja.eitson, the Pro-
vincial. secretary, . of 'Poronto and oth-,
ers are eapected, to be present.
Miss Yi.rgblut of Gcderich Sun -
(hayed at home.
Mr, and Mrs. T.:'.Clark Of Dunstan
on Sundayed at the village.'
•The aumerou.s friends of Mrs. joh
Sturdy will regret to jeatn: that dbe•i
very. ill from a Nery painful born
plain; but is bearing with the afflict
on with true . Christian resignatior
Mr. Sturdy ,is suffering .from a broke
rib which he sueteined inaa fall , on
Thursd, ay of last week,
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11/r. john Sparreve returned borne
from. the -West on Saturday, but iii -
tends going .out -with another lot • of •
horses about jerk. •
•Some of our: local spoets are spend-.
ing their Sparc time spearing suckers
in the river. Yee reports the largest •
heals and biggest 'fish. .
Mr, B., A. ..1-liggins hata •noVvi, got 'lits
implemelit iliatehou,se ccniktleted aud
Well stacked, With implements.- the
fanners may look oat for big beageins
for Ben nia.kes them all blist,le.
Mrs.. Purdy spent IVIonday aud.Tues-
day with incrida on the Babylon Lite.
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Stanley Township.
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a _ County Councillor' McNaught.M. left .
n Saterday'. for Toronto to tiptoe: a
few days' in that • city.
Mr. 'red-. Scotehmere, sen of Aft.
. •Scotchanere of -this township, wlio has-
• been at Hillsboro, North Dakota, for
a eouple of.years,has gene to Craik
ssa., where he ,homesteasled last. fall. ;
g was doing well in Dakota. and Was
aaleneed Wit@ Itis surroundings, • but .
the Territories seem eir.ent incae inviting
a 'so he joined the tide which is steadily
a all& increasingly. flowing ioto the Cana -
dime Northwest;. It is. a pleasure to
a bear of our boys getting under . the
f Union jack, agein. '
r Mrs'. Albert Townshend Miss ht
3 anddittle Sack •of Cliatan,,are pending a,
5 . a fortnight as gttests • cif her . Sister, •
.
Mullett Town*hip.
Mr. Harry Livermore had a *win
bee on ilibia'aar and got quite a. nembe
Of ares turned over.
Miss Gertie • Farnham leaves fo
Wallaceburga Detroit and Chicago • o
Monday.•• .
The. following is a recapitulation C.
the assesstnent toll for the townshiP o
Hallett for the year 39o4 ' '
Nember of Acres cleared land 43;ar
Number of acres Wood land 3,37
7 Mrs. W. Herd.
Nutaber of aeret swatufar•& waste
0;55
ily this Week to. StaGeorge Where he
has aeCered a.steady job) at his ired ' "
. Total number cg acres : 5342
rotal value of real and .personal •
proPerty. 5x,907,301
Nember of persons, inele, between
5 The News-Reeord lealis for Stolle
news. .
Th f ' g shows the .standing,of
• I the 'pupils of S. S. No. 5, Stanley; for
'2 the month of April, also the, classifi-
cation for the spruig term. They are
3 arranged in order of merit a r
a 5th- claSsilainie • LienOrit, WiIlie
o7 Olive Pol'ICiek,.' Ella Stephena
8 Sr.. 4th-r.Tohlt Aranstrong, Mary •
Sr, 3rd—Victor Boyes, Robert Arm-
Streng, Marjorie 'Armstrong. •
Jr, 3rd --Ann May Arinstrong, Rain-
ey ArtristrOng, David Stephenson, Wil-
lie •I3oyes. • .,
Jr. 21.1.1. -.Lorne Arnistreitg, Ropy
Arinstroug. . . •
Si. Pt. ista-Plotrance Polloek, Alvin
1VIcBricle, Franklin Boyes.
Sr. Pt.• xst—Willie Ilayter.
The average ettendance for the four
months was 16. • The three attending
most ragUlarly were Marjorie Armstr- •
wig, Rainy. Armstrong and . Lorne .
Arnistrorug.—F. E. Sturdy, Teacher.
. Mrs.. Andrew Keys of the Babylon
Line and her grand -daughter, Miss
Rata, Xeys, Ileac returned from their
visit to relatives of Brockway, Ilfichi-
gan.
Miss lVfary Campbell cf McKillop,
accompanied, by her neice and nephew,
were guests of her Sister. IVIrs. John
MeXit ley of the Goshen 'Lire) one day,
recently., •
Rev. Ur. Shave of Xinpert preached
very acceptably in tha GoSheti Metho-
dist ,church last &Imlay morning:, Next
vSiarmildaay. there will -be no service on
apeount of the Quarterly Service at
°the Goshen Methodist Sunday school
held their annual aneetieg last Thurs-
day eveniug for ate election of Offitere
arid teachers. Mr, Thos. Robinson was
elected superintendent. gird, Mr. J. T.
Keys Bible Class teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. J. It.Govenlock of
Seaforth were pestle' of the latter's
sister, Mrs, W. L. Xeys 01 (11(1 Baby-
lon: Line, on Saturday and Sunday
last.
Mr, Dan, Spencer of Toronto is vis-
iting frices in this vicinity.
Mr, W. Stanley of Ple,,bitesville called
On some of his Stanley friends last
weelIkr;. Jennings and Aliss Jennings
were guests at the home of Mr. Thos.
Bausch on 1VIonday.
Mr. Fritz Wilds is not as well at
pwriesshenttaassool.ds numerous friends would
The home of Mr. W. Polloek WAS
brightener last week. by the arrival of
a little daughter.
Messrs. jas.toid John Campbell sold
their teams fast week for the handsome
figure of four hundred and three hint-
dred and ninety dollars, respectively,
Stanley 'horses brink good prices,
'Jr. Tlos. Nitholsoit sold a ltorse °
last' week to Mr. J. NIcNaughtott and
has ,since bought a new team:.
•
JOSEPH wheAnfey,
Mr. Joseph Wheatley was horn in
the city of Nottingham, England, on
St. Valentite's Day) r848, so is new
in lis S6t1i year. ;When a Mere( lad: in
knickerbockers his parents catr.e to Can
ada and. Huron, and here the subject ci
cliis sketch has ever since lived. Fif-
teen years ago he was appointed Chief
of Police, which positian he has filled
in s perfectly satisfactory way. "The
Big, Chief" is a medel Chief, combin-
ing with good humor aral courtessy,the
requisite amount of firmness. rile is
laisyman for in additioit to his other
duties he is tax collector,strect ins ct-
or, sanitary inspector, poll tax co lect-
or,caretaker of the town halt Mid weigh-
ntaster. Pour years ago whet the
work of laying cement walks began he
was selected 'by the town courtil to
see that the contractors lived up to
their agreement and two years later
when the council urxlertook to build
the walks by day latori. Chief Wteat-
ley ;Watt appointed superattendent. The
result has been satisfactory for not
only has a godi walk beet ol)tailit,41
but the cost of construction 'has de-
creased. frJ another week cr two he
will begin his third atitaCti.
He is generally recognized as the
hest looking Cliki in, the county Mal
in ferreting out evildoers 14 has no
superiors, •
• Ile is somewhat, of a wiety ittatit
Dor in addition to itionterslup in the
Masonic and C. O. P. orders he belon-
gs to the Canadian Home Circle:
el and Co. • - 65
Weather of children betWeen5 & 21 83
'Number anther' between 5 & r6," 62
,Popidation 2,67
Nutiber days statute labor 2,7;5
Number of dogs 35
Member of bitches
Number of cattle
Number of sheep
Number of hogs
Number Of •horses
Number of deaths
Number of births
Acres of orchard
Acres of fall wheat
Stearn boilers
Goderich Township.
7,925
3, isI
5,099
3,925
' 26
42
.426
*3,409
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Mr, Fred. Middleton), who has beeu
• attending the Guelph Agrimiltural Col-
lege:for the past few months, returned
home last week. '
Miss Jennie Rathwell returned from
Toreutci last week and will remain at
home for a month when 'she contem-
plates going. to Manitoba. .
Mrs. S. Burton of Porter's Hill was
last week visiting friends on the Hay-
field Mite.
lefiss Lillie Thompson has for the
past week been visiting friends in Str-
atford.
, Mr. W. Jarrett spent Sunday at his
nom in Ilillsgreen.
The parties that are making maple
syrup this spring say they would not
have missed it this spring for a, good
deal as it i the best run there, has
been for years.
Mr, 'Perdue- and eatxtily have inaved
to the Elliott farm ori the Bayfield
Line recently purchased by Mr, Per-
due.
Mr. Joe Colelough is the prond po-
sessor of a beautiful driver. ,
Mrs. , Thos, H. Cole died on Satur-
day last, aged forty years. Site was
the tnother of ten children, nine of
whom are living end, five of them un-
der ten yugas of age, one Only el few
weeks old. The funeral took, plate to
Cliatcai cemetery on Monday, the ser-
vives at house and graveside being
conducted by Rev'. Mr. Rhodes. The
Idallbearera were ; Manx Cantelon,
George Miller, Guy Melts, 2.0.1)611
Grigg, Peter Cole and Jervis.
Rev. Mr..Rhoclee, the new tricurobent
of the Middleton parish, took, 'charge
last Sunday. Ilis sermons created. a
favorable impression,
Mr. Arthur Townsliend 011100111'g,
son of the late William Towasherd of
this township, is suffering, front a sore
knee which is tiow encased in plaster of
paris. He expects, though, too be able
to return to ,work in 5. few weeks.
Mr, William Cole, Oshawa, and Mr.
JoSli, Cole, Flint, Alia., .-eallte over to
attend the funeral rot Ural- Thou Cole:
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