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19th 1904
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The News of 6oderich.
NIISS E. A. Skit:lbws,
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The thank elerks sent here from thin) I " Baxl, Pr4ents and chihirea ' nloAlL
to time are so clever and. amiable that ' worse if possible" Was a part of a
we always regret their leaving town, disenssion to which we listened on
Now it is at.. Arthur Qua, a skilful , Sunday evening on our return from
organist E.S well as pianist,' mho 116.-s !the postolliee and we thought what a
been transferred to Quebec. city. In battle all our religious 'workers have
•decorating the different places in which I to Light in .this generation. .
our soeieties held entertainments, , S. Morningstar of stra.Wberry fenne,
balls, etc., Mr. Qua, always led in is in. London this week. •
artistic deeoratious. We wish hint good Harrv MeCreath, a young swept Mr.
fortune.
1,.W. Metreath, left last week to take a
Dr. 0. H. Cook, lately with Dr. L. ' position ca the steamer Flint now
M. Mabee, has oPietted up his-.d.ental lying at Buffalo.
surgery in Fort William. He won: Mrs. Snell (nee Lizzie Thompson)
inany friends here and
in social circles, • will lie lulsse(1 . Las returned to Iter hottie at Chicago
after a three weeks' •vhdt with • her
Holdirg a ball in the Hotel Goder- parents,. Mr. and Mrs. R. .1.11caupsori.
ich has been the wish of many' . of
our citizens ever since the hotel was We are Pleased to note that. . the
brickyard in Colborne is going ' to
brat and they will be happy to feart,
that a grand ball will be gwen -there: , b°Q111 this season.
an - the evening ef the 24th of liday. i On IVednesda.y a. m., • teat May, a
We are glad to know that the .24.th ,: leer late residence in Toronto, Miss
lIfellfieleing passed. away front the cares
will Le celebrated in eotne public , way „of life.
this year of 1904. 'While itere she was unreinitt-
out of town. Ye't• 'r.allY 114. Y be"./ in in her love for St. George's SIM-
! day sehool wed sid(int •a great part of
John S. Carrie has returned CO ixis iller • time .in painting and other suit -
home "Bleak House" and will be the I able work fcr bazaars held from time
guest of his mother Mrs. ;Rev.) Car- i to • time for ' the church.. Her parents,
i.: few days. First class ' itotiors .Dr. and Mrs, George _Mc-Mit:king; hay -
were assigned -him in three snhieeta at iing -been laid to rest' some, years life
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the recent examination in 'Wycliffe vlorts .to her death ovly Miss Georgie
College, Toronto. . Mali -eking is left of thatonce happy
Messrs. Johr. Wiley and his friend, fainily, and, we bare heardthat she is
Earl Harrington, returned to their an invalid. . ..
home at Camillus on Monday, . " My LadyPeggy ,Goes to Tovvn."
Miss Lily McKay avd Miss Barbara was as the editor of The NeWs-Record
Parrish of Kintail were Goderich vis- ,§a,ie;, . ,:‘ full of interest from. beginning .
itors this month. . .. to end," and exceedinglywell written
Mrs, Fred. Murney is an expert for ' the times • iv whtcb My Lady.
needlowomart She is engaged the past Peggy lived. Bean BrMturet '.was . v
month rpoe Mexican lace to be used well. • known' A' cluu'acter of the. - .sante
as a border for a net .curtain. • • • time. .. • ... • • . ..• • . .,
Mr. W. II. Bates removed with Iii .• We hive heard Many perSor.s - re-
•fainily front Wells Survey to the %helmet gretting the. present dearth of places
on Toronto. street .lattily occupied t .by where rag carpet ,inay he woven, Ill -
Mr. Bassingthwaite. We are. sorry to mess' prevent:0 two -of our ' old. ' time
learn that Mr. Bates .$s laid np . • with weavers from carrying CIL the work
typho.id fever.'and a• Sailor who works alt .winter . at
, •,. •
Pastor Graham's little child is the it .is gone to his vessel: Another well
third sera from this locality of which • known 'weaver is- busy with so. many
we know, to the Sick Children's Hos-• ..other undertakings that he cannot at-
pital at Toronto. -One was a boy.
. terid to -Much weating and .another is.
named Everett, one a little daughter. not very well-, - . • " ' • *.. ,.. .
of Mr. Chris. Johnston elle, the latest We called on Mrs. jam Millian Sr.
Pastor Graltain's little girl, who • has . en •Monda,y, a. nn and found herprO
taken fever since going there. gressing ; :very. .satisfaCtorily., . . being
Mine host of the Hotel Bedford has 'able. . to •sit up two or three lours
purchased a Shetland pony and, little every . :aftersicioe." • Fortunately 'the..
Bernice is bud•d ng Met r.to a -skilful .willz ' of the bull•et from ' a revolver,
equestrienne.Winch Was fired throrgh her :chamber
. . •
Ellis Bros. have lan illuminated' sign Witt.d0w, whieli is or tile west side -of
bearing the 'name of the "Huron. Hon- the house, au& en the upend floOr,
se." •
. did. her no. "he.;rin. . .The . act • Was • coni-
. M. rnitted by soine one wile,- cared. 'little
rs. Elijah Martin is havingbuth .
_whether anyone Occupied.' the 'room - or.
room . fixtures placed iv. her •residerice. _not and in:the 'night too: • The bullet .
on Neevgate street. . .•
• • .:' inacle the prettiest break we ,eyer saw,
AiMexra.;ilt•afeurrnfeayrniliajosr jptilifechBateydficitihdeizo.'oatad.thesi:etutiwIticieniftraie• .0sPrildleler lw)aelt,;(r)y,r,chti:t.teN.ayriteit;11
It is . a lovely place and has a -long . the. curtain is not so: artistic • aud. tne
aventie! of , trees from the fence to; -the bullet. is ..so ..brasedafterbeing spent -.
house which, is Linke a distance, back that '•• one cannot - •deterniiiieeto.. what
aneehas a lovely 'view of Lake Huron,make, of revolver it belongs., it found:
Mrs. Horney. is now able it. wok tO• ilid-' clethes hanging'ien the -wall, ...ea.
town from her residence somn•distanee -dravenaek .. to giviag. , any mere . per.
east of the G. T. R. crossing, and She fore:tionS, and fell on -the floor, •Mrs..
was almost a coutirnied intialid. frdin Killian .is a regular •soldier, the - shot
sonic. • stomach .trouble. . having 'dote her 'no.liarrie.... , .. . ..., ei
Captain William Paster .of 1.1i6jaines .......ii'Viola
iss•. .
. Pena:Mgt-on,' sieter..-• • •of .
N. Or tcolt the tug Cyntnia on. Satur- Itei;s,.., -T.., Jirieigiei,- is .the--aSSietant.nt.:
day up to Tobennoray.. The Cynthia.
lay here all winter. •• •
. the. Imp•erial reStaurant...., .• .• • • ••
, •.
. . .. . , ..
Mrs, W, 1VIerney's• little daughterhas
Mr. Angus McKay has removed front
Newgate .street to 'his new. cottage on fully :recovered from her late. Indis-
Cameron street. . . .
Mr. James- Robertson of the Organ Miss . liitirrey has 'not, vet • rciterned..
p -
factory has purehased, the •lot . adjoin- front ..her•visit....to:,Gwe•-.Lailding. -. - • ,,..
....
-1.g his residence on BritanniaRoad Mrs,. Douglas ; is ••enlargi.ng.• her cot-'
from Mr. Joseph Whitely. . tage , by putting an..,addition' toi the'.
Mr, Jack- Yule Jr,. has removed- from back and a . stone foundation tinder it:;. '
his late residerce -Victoria' street, to . The 'Misses Margaret. and • Edith. Pal,.
the -house, . on Newgate street , lately ,ccner .spent Sunday. at. their .1totite 6.t..•
occupied by. Mr. Simon MeKay... , . . • BaYlield,..• • :. ., -. -.; • • • - ••.. • .'• ' .:' •
Mr. Peck Steep and fatn•ily of 'Clinton ' Services. were • lie14...•.0.1 1.seension
have reme•yed to Victoria: street, 'Go:1.z Thursday, i'211): '114.51, at :both.-SL-Ppl-
erich, .• where they have rented 'the er's, and .8t,' George S•chtirclit"s., .• . :
dwelling lately oceupied by Mr. -Jack •. ,Victoria-.. '-Onirch • had a large .• ecue
'Yule Jr, .' • . • .gregatiors. on Sunday. evening. to- 'hear
Mrs. Weir removed from . West. street Rev. W. A; Grahame'seatintial seri-not,'
last . week .te, the house on •St. Pat: on TeMiderance.. He took for his text
rich,- street lately occupied . by Mr. .the prophecy Of. Nanuni, At .the offer-.
John Mitchell. and his daughter; -Miss tory: Mr. Belcher .sang "The..Feaste 'Of
Anna. .. . . . ..,
B•elshaiaar..", ' ....• .' • --• . . •
Mr. Jack Oakes, late, of Clinton.' is''.' ' .Mrs e W, if.e.Graliant .retyrneer.: • last
foreman in 'Winnipeg in a eeap.: factory. Week, :hien :encrOnto with her..-eltilertine.:.
and Samuel MeMatn- who. left his farm. little Edith" being' -lett. at .ilic.- ....Sick
on the Huron Road lately, is shipping •Childrens :•hOspital, '1 -where. she int:St
clerk in thesame establishment .dt a stay for. •Seenc. • One.. • She. las .taken
salary of $2 per day.. ' iineasles- ainee., gang ••there; not.fever, •
Mr. JatneiXon Reid. has quite r.ecov.-.• 'The. Stins .-Of 'EngTand ••will ..atteitcl. d.i.. •
ered .from his late it.dispositiott... . . '• vire. 'serYice. in .St. ,•Gaorge's ...••ehurch
Mr. Haekett's residence • an Light:: next Sisidav..'. •-•.' • .. . -• • •-. • • ..,.
•lic•use street looks quite attractIve tlits• • - mte njenia. .:Tlion • •returred • On..Fi-i•
Season in its new coat of greeri paint. day'-from,.a i'lightful voyage on . the
Mr. Angus Macdonald . will yet make.. Atlantic. '.eitd..11'i.: l• a- inexiec...•• - • •
•his inark as a Marine painter. On'e of . . • Mr. • . :Jan Ryine.. of ' COlhornd '. will
his latest views is a well finished three. sped, the summer in tonn Witte his
re.asted schooner iv a raging storitt'on engine in .Quatietion. witb., S. .Petter's
Lake Huron. Me presented .. Cal/Lain eeneent inixer.. - : ; ,• . ' '
1VIalcolin MeDenald, his father, -With a .. Mr: 'Roy.. ITarrieoit's cart horse was
marine view. of -the trorthera slicire: -.Of te, i
.;. 'ant. On Tuesday ' a: oi. by seine otte
Lake Huron pitintid on canvas: - ' - ' and be Marched OITA° his rild,
The Old baseball grounds -are all reitv the . 30. it Porter faint .. -Some .• -peeple
being bought and fenced and hak-- affirmthat animalshave no litemc./ry,
ball teams, like the Indians • 114 ' Lite ' 46tit-,lier6 is ati,ilittstratiOnetothe certe
Nati ;west, have to look. Up .other play • trary.. • _ • . . .. . .
grounds. . . •..AliateY ' . is the gtiest.: tef.•
Mr. Itredges we ne,te has added -a br..„ther,..• lyir; upinailb nc..A„.ning.,. . .
fancy railing I.L. , the top of 'his 'vele' The Women s, Institute net at • •the
antlah as well as the balceny to the . pretty .resid.nce•of Mrs. A. 1). McLean
front, as we mentioned last •Week, MS on . may • 121 h. 1 jj.. ‘t (ink ns litSti tii te
visit south has whetted ids ;taste • foreefe•Breyfnfideintbfill.'ode''tri. send their-pm:Pe
bcanty.• . sitlent and 'some. of their' offiecrs..up to
Tile Misses Pearl Hillier aria: Iliallelle• attend ..this Meet leg be t the morning
Knox of. the Collegiateinstitute hive' shotVer poSsi Lly m i I i fated. . against
joined the .klilliner‘s school of . floral ilteir'..' towing. The pres1dept, . IVIrtf,
architect:1're but if hots are -banned c!antelon, presidtd. Aliere Was a very
from church axed theatre and fashion, large gathering, someleing. new mem-
dictates that in summer . .1. ba ..wonalt. tiers. Miss Skillings was ...tilled upon .
and girls are ;to promenade liorcheaded, to preside at .00 piano while an sang
we cannot see how any sensible girl the doxology, after which the roll was
would desert the roll 0teacher's tra- called and the .minetes of •the - .1a.S't
ining for that of • Millinery. 'rile latest,. meeting .read and approVed, The first.
fad, in hats is •to 110.Ve. a crown 01 lanatiess to attend to was'he nanntig
pretty straw braid and- brine of white of the date and place of holding the
hi( nne, which seems like looking Or- "mai . picnic which will he Lodi on
oegh the hat.. Pritlay,. 3 l l il j MIL:tat the Point Farm ,
,
Mesdames T. R. and 'W. -Jewett 'of ' The, suibmeie bleetilig (,,,.., the wanien.3 •
Davfield Were in tc:wn on Tuesday 'and •
InStitlite-to ibe,leld at the Temperance
spent an hour or -two the guests et. or ,towrj ball on the afternoon and ev-
Mrs. Charlie Symons,• ; e , .„. . ening -of June, 14th,. was .alsa discussed
Tire Mothers' meeting' was heiti ' on and •a committee was formed appoint.-
.
Friday at the pretty borne of . , Mrs... - ing .Inenthers to preparc. a, program: fm:
Alex. Davidson who t$ tin "tiV°.. mthi- the skim. After the busincss part ' of
ber of the W. C, T. V. and is the pill- the program blaster Doty was called
ea who takes floral offerings tc. tlie typo. to render a violin .solo 'tit/tick he
sick. Mrs. J. P. Ilrown presided ht the d:d with inuh. credit, flis selections
absence of Mrs. W. A. t,raliatit., Mrs. were, mach appeeciated. Miss - tam-
.. , .
Dan. Sntfurlaild read the les,sails of thee patgit presiding at the m;,e
aim. •th,
aftertiont:. Mrs. George keitesolt react stissps Cleic and Mat guerit, miner
a little summary of the Mothers'
Meetings instituted by 111,rs, Richard
S. Storrs, Braintree, Mass., a yomig
woman of 19 years ago. "The While
Life," a new book for young people„
was given to those who wished t6
purchase a copy. Thanks were offered
iiVIrs. Davidson, after refreshments w,er.e.
served, for her hospitality. The, next
- Mothers' Meeting will be held at the
residence te IVirs. Cameron .oti • 1,7•th
May, Mesdantes It. W. IVIcl<einde and
.T. H. Colborne, great W. C.' T. II,
workers, kindly attended the tiecetivg.
teed -made some judicionit- remarks.
Rev,. C. IT. P. Ower, mid that lie
never heard such beatiti.fut singing in
liis life as that of the blacks lit Santai.
ea, the men taking bass arid tenor and
otlte Wrfnicn Soprano WO altO,._
Correspondent,
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The Clititort News-Reeetd
riamissammosom 1,
. ,
Goderich. Port Albert,
-111;ss Hva Cooper of Clinton will
• give a paper clif"Contpdsition" at the
teachers' 'convention on Friday.
Mrs. Mark .of New Hamburg is the
Vilest of her sister, Mrs. W. 0ur4ry.
Mrs. Dan. McIver and her daughters,.
the Misses Howell, art:. preparing - to
remove to Winnipeg where Mr. Me-
IVer has a situation as travelling sal-
esman for a hardware establishment.
Mrs. McIver has been kr years before
our eitizer.s as a stylisb ank.practical
Artiste, in modelling. and making lad-
ies' eosturPfm aril doubtless will be
much. missed,
IL M's CustontS in the •7-cstoffice is
always elosed after p. M. On Satia-
days. .
Miss Rutsom after many ykars man-
agement of the business ol Mr. George
Porter., has severed . her cour.ection
with the establishment and will be
siteceeded by Miss Goldthorpe.
Mr. .McCell has 4lot .returved to work
at Niagura Falls, but is on the islaad
staff qf Alarlten, ship builder.
Mrs. Brigham of Wilson Street is
petitiening foi. the water works sys-
tole!. to. extend to ber residence.
On Tuesday evening, fah May, • at
St. • George's S. 5, room the V. r. G.
'were addressed by the Rev.• C. 11. P.
Owen, rector Ilaysville, his sub-
ject being. "Some experiences' in jain-
aiett." deserintion the • fruits,
oranges, pima...IA:1es, bananas,. bread-
fruit and mar:goes, wa.s Neer vivid 'and
lie- so impressed upon its .the intchse
beauty of the greLa hills and 1110111)
tr.JillS of J.anutica, its different hinds
of ferns, its palms, . its cedar. and ma-
hogany, we almost thought we • saw
it alL -(1WCit at great length on
the superiOr religious spirit 'evinced by
the black population over the white,
all K:nvity he.savs to the 'strict teach -
legs. of the Church. Of England: At
Chriatinas they decorate the church
withithe .white blossoms • Of the
sugar cane,: the red sumach. and island
fruits, aki ng • the.' grandest • display he
ever. saw in. his life: . Ile
one who can 'spare $200...to -spend the
wirder ••in Kinestore Jamaica. The X',
P. G. contemplates a return:. visit ..to
the Y, P. G. Of Clinton., • . • . .
. -
Miss; (lex OFR-els°, Dakota, who
spent the past winter with. her neiee,
Mrs. Harry 'Watson,. is spending •' thiS
week with'her relative, Miss -Clark, itt
Goentich totynship. - •
'•A new. sidewalk has' been formed QII
the -north Side Of -Britannia Read,- the
hest possibly the teivie could. • do, in
lieu Of .cement: ,• Wick: dust and . cbar-
ceal • -goes •• • largely ivto. the material
npon the grass. It .is good . and
ha.1111eLstlaine • . john: and James • Ciaigie
•
left ' train-. her Ste.yrier where they
are the guests' of .Mrs. -Donor, wife of
Um. manager of the Bank .of. .10re:tit°
at' that • place' .• • • • .. •• . •
Some,%peeple fear a. honey famine, sO
inany bees died -tiering. the *inter',
1,.aSt • season. the • gat ns cef . out: , eitt-
'zens were PlerdevISIY s,k with
lovely dahlias. in DI 'Ill, • till month :of'
May ..fifidS'•iiearly,.ail the
rotten,' frozen or."•clestroyed• by:the•
'water, in...cellars.. We • havu met' several
ladies -win) loss.:.
.MarVet. Clerk lergliSon is • t,ettitig. a.
Water :service. put residence on:,
Icedys. street. .• • • • • ..
. . . • .•' .
:.• Clerk W. 1V,erye- is having"; -hitt
Pretty . :residenee .on•-•Eiteil!4
Shingled and .a .fleAV:facter. put • on.
'Miss i:TeCisaig,' late '-of..Goderich,' and
a:one • t4IIK,' forewOrnan. in. th.0 .knitting.
factory • ...and leader .of the. Epwerth
T.,eague •Victoria • street eberch,.. ...is•
mew ae trained nurse, graenating it
Superior. • City.. • . HosPi tal • • - Miss • ma-
Cett.ig is. the sister of' Mrs. LeWitt:.
:Miss ,•AusliroOk, popular . soloist,
Who :WA •Wedding • Dee
troi „ : will visit • Torrinto "beforc. re4.•
turning . to • her e •res'identee• .0N itlidale •
•
00
saw,. terV sWeeiln the new Cano.dia.ii -
'song ''Where the ,calmg Maples -
Grow." folk:wed by anothcr lovely
new song "In the Village by the Sea"
sung by the. Misses Mabel and Pearl
• TretheWuy. Male I 1,:veld.iin at. the
piano. A rc.atlitig was well .rendered
by Mrs.. George Ilissett entitled "Wo-
man's Wasted Eine gv" was att • eex-
ceediunle vt . Dever, shewing how.
many daily ditties may be performed
in a sitting position itistead. of in a
Standing posture. System, too, was a
'grand help in making twiny duties
light. Mrs. Bissett received; warm ap-
plause. A Vote of thatika was given
Mrs. A. D. McLean for her ,Itioduess itt
giving her handsome drawitig „rooms
or the meeting. Refreshments were
SOrtNti at .0 D. itt. . •
The. following news was received' by
Mr, Tlomat; Graham last week wliteh.
refers , to his ierother in.To.rorite,
Robert Graham,. 76 years t..f age; -is in
a very . conditions:O. $t. Mich-
ael's hospital,. the, result. of initaling
gas• at thef .horne •ei. his
daughter, 347' "i-Oung street. Graham
Was was Tatitd .unconsehitis in his -
repel ;yesterday 1116rning.7, Ills .age is.
against. 'his, reeovitry. ,Mr . • rehatia n -
tended. limning. shortlY• ,to • Port .Albert •
where.•In owns: 'a farm. , . • •
The -captain Of the schooner Singa.-
.
pore, .Caf,t.tain SY.therland; woe
the Harbor IVIatitees gift this - year a
$a • hat, on which. we cong,ratulate
The Singapere cantle iv • light from
'Chatham on 8th May and left two
day's .lat6r for SiliTerwater to • load
lumber •for the LuMber Co.
We hate .to • thank Miss, McLean of
-'-!Spruce 'Grogo". for adios of • ;highly
appreciatedgifis on Thursday last: .
Mr. Itelwig.from Auburn is one of
the staff at 'Sheppard's tonstirial •-nare.
lont:
'A -Bridegroom. s. Trepidation..
A clergyman tells a 'story abOut a .
man ft'o ottee *married to -hl loath wife
UT:Wedding- .was. to 'fake plae'ein
priVate house, and -While s.aiting •Ice.
the. clock te; strike the hour the Much
married bridegroom and the .rninister
were together ftn. an uplier eliamber,
The former nervonslY Paced the floor,.•
tintil soddenly 1:e iimised, visibly brit
ghtened,_ "Say,'', he said, "1 dunix
why I should feel so darned shaky.
It's just dumb .guess.
I've, always had real good hick .gettin'
wives -mine, have all been, gocd once."
. ,
The..Nile. .
Mr. Sebes of Essex, .a son of :Mr.
n '
Joes . of tali. place has moved here
to work -his father's farm. .
Seeding . is • f ai rl y well • ad van :ea i a
this district and some of the farmers
are preparing their root groom's. .
The subject. for .Tttesday -venni; at
'League Was "Ilow toexplain the plan
of salvatioa to a seeking sotil,'. ttlIk"
Sold D ' • .• .
by Mrs. ( L .) ". . . ' . . . . • . .
Lea.eto was held here Tiiesday eVen-
ing O ' last week as :limit Miss Ruth -
Oirvin led the meeting and , pauer was.
given by Miss 1VfeIntosh on "Chricitian
Frieintsit'Ae." 'Mose; who do not at-
tend our Ltagiie Meetings miss some-
thing. • ,
Jas. Crawford is busy this week
raising his barn for a ceinelit
William Crawford spent 'butalay
Wm; friends on the 4th con.
John Seltoeukals, wife and children
returned Fridk.y from Wingham and
Hanover wbere they spent a week with;
friends. •
Nels Pearson. has his new windmill
on the ground to replace one wticli
the Renal destroyed. .
Dr. win. Hayden, Godertch,, S'are
(laved with this parents.
Miss Lazio Richardson spent .0. few
days Goderich this ;week and last,
Miss. Jean Dunbar is in Ooderich at
present.
- Seeding is about mica in this rid-
gh4.
w.boorilil(rierr/tel. fstoirrrtyr
to hear last week of
Jerry Martin's audetn dtath at his
home in.Dakota. .lite gentleman snout
tie winter with. his parents at Kings-
bridge, Mr. and Mrs. John Martin,
Ile leaves a .frauily, Mostly grown rp„
but his wife has been demi seine
years. Smallpox was the cause .of his
"),flriv. is Wiles is again able to .be
°•11,7ta.c61) 'McGee Seaforth, retailed
•
home again after spending' . a few
days %volt hiS• son, •Jake,
:Hackett town fishermen had. tneir
blIN.°1wr...()ailitidIlr.6s.4.Tuginikyll. cheep:1.10s and
family:were visiting his sister, Mrs,
Becker (ef' .Hanover, .ar4.1. her brother,
Adam Selu•afer of Wingheen, the latter
part Of lust week and forepart of
this.
- Alfred Quaid 'lleft •thiS week for his
boat as fireman. • • 0
John Grinton left the latter part of
last week for TonaWaney..
- Fall wheat is almost a total loss in
this neighborhood. Farmers are drill-
ing barley in it for feeding pi,rposes.
,Thu. loss a the wheat will be felt • a
great deal with the fanners who de-
pend it 1Oft. on tbe crop. . :
• Jacob ee, Seaforth ,.
his son Jacob of this section this
e•Je'karris Wiles has been • on the siek
Jce Inotbae • leaves this Week- 'for
Goderich for Olt.: summer months. •
Nels Pearsou wife and son spent
:Saturday -and Stir:day at Myth.
Dr, W. V. Hayden . of Gotierielt. Suii-
dayed at home:.
•• St. Helen's
Mr, Wm: - Umnphrey. baS returned'
•from visiting his. ,• daughter, . Mrs.
E T 1
. , The eloit of Calvin cht.rth held a.
service song last 'fiundas evening'
which was. inLch appreciated.: Miss •
Peterson of near Whitechurch also sang •
14 solo,
brielt•tetr*d- has ,got started.'. tq.
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Work ..agairf",fOr . the season.. • ' '•
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.The Rev; C. II. „P. tiwen
vine, formerly of • I,Leknow and St,
Helbus 101-ei.•:.fictteut yin iatr,ist
Miss el'hyllia. Ikon:woo-Ow. of .Car,
is • visiting arolnd ..:. St. •
Helena at:present.- .
• Miss • .Tennie lies. rett.rited irenn,
an .extentlid visit • o ith gds. Tor•
onto, Whitby. and other. places. . •
- Mr; - Woods, who has been ill
With •ari•attack••of neuralgia, .is, • • we.
.are pleased to saY, (Al the mend itgaie:
M-cerostie has returned from.--.
Winginon :after 4 pleasant elisit with:
friendS..
Ashfield Township.
'Most of the •farmers in 016 SoUtherri
'part. Lf the,totviisleiP 'tare throtigh seed-
ing' but the land being.hearier .feW
in, the -.northern 1 art • haveenot • yet
finished! . . • •
'Ile 'rodent rains axe telling lwOlittler-
fully '.oe the 'meadows and spring- Crops,
though. the,. wheat ,Crop is, not. si.iiel.ting •
up, very last, Many liayieg• to plough
itup. .• , • , : '•
•reeftitiky....ceo,raitiving, started • on the .16tb:.
Miss .Jennie. Ward is working at:
Mrs,
Geo. Ttraniky's.,, • . . •
MiSs Susan Webster -is en -gaged at.
Mr, Fee& 'Gordon's, Liteknow.
•The pastor 'for this •eircuite. Mr.'
Smith,' has restrin,ed -charge, hin
daugleter. having •become . convaleseent,' •
There is a great prospeet of frnit,'-
granting that Mr.; Ftostkcepsquiet
Borland haS •moved into '. the
house recentlY •purehased• front Mts.
Wilson, at Belfast. • • '
Lord Brougham's Advice.
A man who recently complained to a
. New Vork editor that lie was ineorre-
etly •nuotecl by a reporter .was told the
• RA stoty, which Lord Broughttnit
told the House of Lords fifty years
Ago : A friend of mine was represent-
ed in newspaper as having said at a
pithilie meeting in the city that be
would not go in processinn to that
'd—old church,' meaning some par-
ticular church. in the : city t. I Ldndon.
' felt ninch annoyeei at the ciretur..-
- stance, and wrote a letter . to
, the editor in which he. stated
that Itis actual words were that he
Would not go to that 'damp cold
church.' Dot the tditor declared that
. be believe.ei theerepeeter and stooti ..by
. the profane version." . Lord' Brott-
. gluon's moral was that it is fcolish
to •qoarrel with a newspaper. "A
goed moral," said the New York edi-
tor,
Morris Township,
emumit held a Special meeting
on May' 2nd, called by the reeve for
the purpose of passing the Railway
Ilv-law and also. for the transaetion 61,
'oCher business,
The . Clerk handed in his statement
of the votes .takett for arid against the
By-law, the result being 99 for;the By-
law% anti 35 against, and the total num-
• ber of votes in the distrtet• interested.
i5206. .
Shaw-TaylOr-That said ..stateractit
be accepted as correct' and that Ily-law
No. 3 as now read be eassed and that
. the clerk be, liestrticted to{ ha.ve so.id
-By-latar pi...Wished three weeks as - re-
quired by state:in-carried.
Mr. Chas. .11/1eClejlancl inkteared 311
reference to the rieeesSity of putting in
a_ tile- drain on the &cot street _of the
village of- Belrrave.
On motion': of eade--enii Jackson the
Reeve and Counaillor '•Tavior. wtre in-
strttettd to locate ,' and'specify the
dram. and that • the cetineil pay . for
the tile, providing -the interested. part-
ies copal/tete the work. ... • • • .
Mr. Jas. Marshall handed . his
rasignation astfp..• Engineer.;
On motion Of Taylor and %Sleeve the
said resignation was accepted..•
Mrs, M. Cardiff, 5th -Line,•
Bing her -daughter,' Mrs, John Ames',
.ofClortrallcit6Or pwili the dit-
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eWng contract he has.. in -Morris so • as
to get it completed,
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Mrs.' Sherrie Sr., 4t11...l.itie, is nc t •
enjoying as robust• nealtit Inn- iatv•
'fritives -would wish. het. we hope .
will make favorable progress the
sPring weather" coatinties. • •
._;Maity farmers are:already .throttgli
seeding, others' are nearly finished and
all Atr• working hare; to -get sowhig
comPleted Where are the :farmers • to
he found, • who •ean.. wale arn1 rush
things •along like the .Stardy .sons of •
• "Oiir'' Lady _of the 5n-ows' ?T' •.•
5.,••• 5, .No.-. to Was. .the • seene.• of. hides -
tie -On Arbor Day.. Thel school and•
•seiteiill-varei,•. • tvere • thotoegitly •cleaned
.and.1.1;6 general .appearance Of the plitee
improvect. ••. 1 terwards • six • pro,
-pram took place,' Which:entertained .r.a
' few 'Visitors.' The...children Omni, went
home pleased' tidth the work and pleas-
-ore. of the • da: re • -. •
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East Wawanosh.
, Thos. Taylor of Westfield: lost a
valuable make last 'week. •
Mrs. Wm- Irowitt enderivent a suc-
cessful operation last week and is pto-
gressing nicely,.
'Mr. and Mrs,% It. McVittie a,-Weste,
field visittd at Geo. Fothergeps. rin
Situday. • •
John Solar of the 61.11 Line. lpst • a.
fine Tarntvortli last Week. , -•
Blr. -3:13; Nichol and family Of Bel -
grave visited at,James. Nethery's.'
.Janies. Noble of the 6th Live finished
..seeding on. the ,41.11, beive first in these.
parts. • .
nerither of the farmers in this vie
entity 'have giveu up the thoughts '• of
raising roots a.ny kind the coining
sea -Son and intend using all cake meal
Mr... and Mrs,. A. Taylor of MorriS
Visited at, Alex. ScOtt's on Sunday,' •
3. Noble 6th T,ine, thiposed • of
eattle to D. it.arnsey of'
Westfield -at a large figure last week.,
To have a truly delicious steak,
rich and - done to a torn -,--it
must he broiled, • Yet most ranges.
, don't_ make . proper provision for
brOiling. The broiling and toasting door of the
Imperial 'Oxford
Range
is particularly capacious. You can get a large •
broiler qsily intothe door and over
t e g owing .coa s, ou
c==> stooping or getting the
'heat of the 6re yourself
Call at one of our agen-
cies or write . to us for
booklet
The Gurney'
Foundry- Co.
, Litnitoar
Toronto
.0**16.trost Wiza.itaisseat
-Aor.r..., • '4Vannowenor
mosmole
blY7 avis 84:Rowland, Clinton
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The tea.tirceting and program that
will begiven here on tie tvith of May,
it is expected, will be a little better
than usual, Dr, Cook_of Clinton, will
speak and sing. Two singers are ex-
pected, froni Lucknow, and several oaf-
ers. These along with our own local
talent Will make it well werth &ming
to hear. Then there will Le a supper,
but it is not necessary co enumerate
the good points of it. Ten, served
frbin 5 to 8 o'clock, program after -
Wards. AdittlaSinit 2.$ eau,
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Has 6.0 equal as annorni
Putpone Pam Pence
It will turn Sieek without
Wary– beautify Ahn Ptirni ---
doe8 not teed constant piddling
and with tettednable Usage 'Will
last a life-tlitte, lionklet and
particultiragivIn =request.
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ing suggestions. for a summer ;dress or t
shirt waist,
Mercerized Vestings
4, scroll stripe and dot patterns, will
wash like a cup and, sauser .25 15
1; Also large range of other fancy wash ‘e
4 Waistings, h.eavier weight
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t Linen Wash Suitings in light blue,
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portation .prices lOc,. 12/2c; 15c, 20c and .25
t Also Black Muslin. 10c, 12%c, 15c, 20c and, .25 t
*Tap Silks
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dark bluelcham,paignIpmk and green g.
27 inches wide .15
MUSli/1S
27 inch wide for Waists in.black,
pink, nark, red, brown, green; .cham-
' paign and the leading shades • .59
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4 O. 25 ends, foil" yards in each leng- •
• th, in cOlors and plain White. 00C
r 0 and cream stripes per 'yard 7—•—• •
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Ladies' Gowns made of good- cotton.
several neat styles Mother Hubba,rt
yoketueks, insertions, etc.; finished
with embroidery and. • frills, any
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Crompton Corsets
fitted with fin.e tempered :rust -proof • *
.steels, prices . 50c up to .06
Ladies summer vest4fine light Weight t
. cotton elastic knit, swiss ribbed,low
square /leek, no sleeves, neatly trim-.
medi.all sizes1 prices • 'we tori35c
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Cut deep hip, all -Sizes: all stylesl•
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even ride in one to wear them 50c and 25 :
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3.00 Ladies' Collars in lace, stocksItabs
and washable neckwear at less
wholesale prices.. These are snaps
ad 'worth.- your while to investigate.
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1: 86 Men,'s Fancy Colored Shirts inplain
4' and pleated soft fronts,reg. $1.26 at 1.00
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3 This is a new department and is full
ofn.ew and up-to-date ,p -to -date es wear. .4_
4 Natty Ties, all colors and shapes, 25c .6
to 75c
I Collars, all sizes and makes 2•.for.. 25C
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4 Nobby Tweed Suits from $15 up
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Pine • Botany worsteds hem $15 up
7 Alade-to-order Trousers from $3.50 tap
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and good value.
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