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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton New Era, 1911-11-02, Page 5es4 Styles That Please Valles That Witt couen & ee THE STORE OF 1lI5111101 ,11•••!••••••,•‘••••.•••••••,••••,,, TRH CLINTON NEW MIA. TEDIVIDAY, NOV*BER Slad,1$11 44AA4A44444,1144414.4444A44AAAA4444.11444AA1A4Aesaes4e4O Mae. Merton iiatch, 1.10:gter, and Nelson Lean, e.4 Diane aa, x 10. ▪ InZSt0,11 s brothers, Mr.11. and R. News preeea ( on. the occasion. es.e.eeer, of Tillsoneures, were 1 INVITATION TO *ONG ARM Young .girIS as they get. into their "teens!' become znoreintereat- ed in dress—become more particu- lar about *hat they wear. We feel sure it will be to your interest to inspect our Fall anti• Winter CO4ts, siAes 14, 16 and 18, Another Large_Shipillent 01 Ladies coats t� Wand this week We like to say good things about our Coats, but—we like bet- ter to have you try them on and tell us the good things yourself, The Atm of Dependable EINS The coming of November.reminds us- that the wearing of Furs must soon begin, and the advantage of being ready with. Furs when the first cold days arrive suggests an early selection. We are showing this season a beautiful range of. Russ:an. Fitch, Alaska Sable, Mink,. Persiab La.rn'a, Blue Fox, American Fox, Isabella Fox, and Mink Marmot, mmioalm.,.....ssanza..mat.....x.csaasoter,tr-,•aretana. 1 A ti Newest Styles are huways Shown Mere First, dttvbamoatwzgwerni(11,4-,•,Alezmoziol Term EUCW-57102171•61. eh. One Price Only 9 ffitria/27 • ,•••• .ABSOZWINIZtramtalearrATANKI ereN An t er la We a k=Erid sPEel For. Saturday we put on sale 30 pairs only Ladies Heavy Mocha Gloves, in tans and broWns, two dome. You would consider these cheap at Lao. Indeed we don't know any other as good for. that mmoney. Thirty people can buy theon Saturday for• 6QC E. T. Corsets Our big 89c Corset, the sizes are broken, but we have about fifteen pairs of popular sizes. Any pair' of these Corsets, till all are sold, for 75c. Penman's Celebrated Uuderwear A full range in ladies, misses ancrchilcIrentst also men's, youths and boys Fleece lined, Merino and All Wool as well as 'many other lines of reputable mann- facture. The Staple Department The Staple Department is brim full of good values—Blankets and Quilts, Blanket Cloths and Velvet Robes, Cretonnes and Chintz, Flannels and Flannelettes, Towels and Towelings, Table Linens and Naekins, Cottons and Sheetings in great variety SEE THAT:YOU OET COUPONS MEET ME AT IRWIN S *it The People's Store crict 1°' hi e3 A. H. fermis Merlin, Mrs. Live coussiu ettuley Leon last sveek, Mr. Milton Hooper, a Geaeton, vieited frieuds ist tbis victinty. Mat Kerslake ettal Artisan, a Ex- eter, tsp nt the 'Thanksgiving holiders here. The stnniveleary eerviees of the Londt shoe° aistholliat church last sietelay and Minutes, were a great seccesseeliev. E A. Peer, a Blyth, preaehed to large eougregetions on sanoay morning and evening. On Moulley evenipg the Thauletsgiving Fowl Supper wee served by the laillee from 0 to 8 o*clocle atter which an ex- cellent programme wise given in the. church. The Magnetek Male Quart tette, Mies Amy Pearl Hiles, elev. Fem. of Myth and Pearcy, of Loncless bore toolpart in the programme, The chair was filled by Rev. J. 11. lesterhout, R. D. The proceeds of the Anniversary were 8270,00. In connec- tion with the eerviee on Sunday evening a men's choir of about 20 voice e furnished the musio. TyvyyYvyyryvvvirnryvvvvvyvvvvvvyrrivyvvvrvyvyvvyyyyvv Exeter Another of the veteran business men• and a most teeteemed and re - se' resident Of Exeter has pass- ed to his aetward, intim periSeill * Sdramel Buckingham who deed on Saturdey, Get. 21..at the riPe age of 81 years and 7 Mantles. The decteaeed, besides being badly erip- pled' had been iht very poor health •fort aov)erlal y,earis and. for ;the last two: years bad bieese an invalid and almost' totally helpless. Mr. Buck - Ingham was born in Linen, Devour shinee England, on (the nth day oe March 1890, In his native country he learned the tzade of blacksmith. ingt end some years- later married bite noLW heneft wife, In the year .11850 heleimignated to Canada, with bt wie, living at St, Thomas and other' places in .Ontario 319;well aa in the Untied, States. FPI' a Una- ber of years ;the deceased conduct , - ed a blackemithing busineps at Win- cheleea and 46 years ago purchased ay business in gloater, which he con- ducted until 1892, 'when, owing to poorl health, heretirgedl He was a • consistent enenaher Af ,allse Metho- clistI church. In polities hennas an ard,ent adlnetter af the principles of thet Conservative party. Besides ihe sorrowmg widow he is surviv edi by two sons and one daughtera William, of Kansas, Miss; Harry of Bassanos Alta., and Mrs, James Weeks, af Exeter. • • Sett -storm G. E. Paekes, of • Dunnville, was a Visitor 10 towu oa Thureday. • Mrs. Murphy. tot wetly Miss Mabel Young, of Ottawa Be.ton, Michigan, is tne guest of her friend., Miss Mena Mise 'Rae Dickson, who has been 'visiting her 'slater, 'Mrs,. -Orville Jones in Fort Saskatchewan, returned home. Mrnlo Mrs, %N. Goveek is in Terouto, . visiting liee. datiehter and other friende. , . • • •Dr. fiutchison, of. Winnipeg, visited his cousins, the Misses flutchisen. . Tue Seaforth. Milling Oompanv, is making preparatioise t•oe the installa - tun: ot electric motors. The -compauy will be one of the largest_ •Usete of hydro electric power in tem). -• Janis McGinn, of ToledieOnio, is visitiog her moths. a. Alva ICehoe. Mrs. W. Arno, of London and two , children visited Mrs John Dorsey' and Miler friends intown last week, W. E Wright, *of Columbus, Ohio, visited nis parents,'Mr. and Mrs. Itieh. •. ar--.• • dweighs corded the ;same discount, The new rateefigures but to be about 8 140 cents per kilowsi•t. which ineette with geoeral satisfaction. The bore markets, which are months ly events of prominent interest at Gods erich throughout the winter montIne, promise to be a additional interest the coming season. Dr, W. F. Clark, chairtnan of the hones market com. naittee, announces that a new Seature to be added this winter will be the Presetsce of buyers from all points pre - Pared to handle either horees or cattle, The idea is a new one here and the success a the venture is looked fors ward to vetth interest. Word was received here by Capt. john MacDonald of the schoonerAzov, which veaterlogged 20 miles of Point Awe Bergues last Sunday afternoon, that the vessel was located on a beach near Nine Mile Point, not far from tiputhamaiton. It is understood that the hull ie in very good condition, Capt. Meekulay. of Southampton, will make an effort at once to tow her into port. The cargo, composed of heavy hetnlocle lumberand shingles, is thought tote Inman It is very valu- able. Henry Horton, a.n eged resident cif Goderich and for many years engaged in the grocery businees here, died last Saturday night, He was among the number who took part in the great gold rush to California and A.ustrailua in the middle of the last century. lie was a brother of Horace Horton, who represented different ridH ings in uron County in the Donoinion House of Commons over forteayeers ago. Ur. Eloeton was about eighty-eight years of age and is survived by his idone his second wife. Goclerich now has a bugle band. The bugles have arrived and at almost any hour of the day the air • resounds with the enlivening military note e To be- gin with the band will consist of nine bugles.tvvo side drums and a big drum, The b ani has been formally organized with Prof, J. Story as instruetor. The de presint Is Bert Murphy ; secretary and treaeurer R, W. Oraigie ; husiitess manager, Fred Shindy ; expentive ceeairnittee. the above mentioned officers and a Tichhorne. The .buglers Roy Sharman, Ernest Colborne. Rog, Platt. Eimer Wells. Roy Greig, R. W. Craegie, Fred Sturdy, Bert Murphy and John Story. The side drums will be in charge of F. •W. Dunke and Grafton Burdette. Pa:kilo:trite will look after the hig drum. The boys will be at their best viten the hockey seasoteopens, ad if enthus- iastic buglers will help in the games then the oderich hockey club shoold 'come out on top at the end of the . season. Di. lased, inspector of public scnools paid an ottietial visit to the schools in town ta& •.. • . C. • W. Kent & Son, of the- Canadian . General Electric :Joni pany,.of Toronto,. are. busy in:smiling the cenioment in the .suti• station for the- treininssion ef• bydto electric power. -It Is expected that the hydro system Will be in oper- ation in all the stores and • residences by November 15. • • • •- W. I)..-McLeini, who has • been con- nected \Nab The Expositor for:, some years, hasarquired•an interest En. the Dundas Bittiner.and has assutned edit Meal and.buteuess confrol•of tnatjoun. nal.. Mi'. McLean left on Monday - for his:ndwhoete and his family will fol- low. at an early. dixte. His many Mends mash him every auccess in his ,new venture. At a meeong of the Seaforth Roc • key Olab, held in the counee shaw her on Tuesday eveuing last the following officers *emelt cted •for the coining Season.: lionoraty President, F.ratuk ICtiog, .presideet, Jainee E. Willis.; vice.president, W. McDougall, secre,' • &try, lien: y Smith .1 treasurer, Walter• - -NV.atts,; managing committee, Aithur 'Broadfoet, irrank*Siles,Jarnes b. Reid, Welker. '•It was decided to enter teams in both 'intertnediate-aul junier series of the O. IL A. The ineetine• was the largest and Most enthusiastic. gathering in the interest af sports held in Seaferth for many yeare. The team • made an excellent showing in the juti- tor series last -winter and the pante goodwerk is expeeted hy them this season. Goderieb, John Best, son of J. M. Best, of Sea; forth, has joined the staff of the Bank of Commerce here as junior. George H. .Stanway, fate of the Stratford branch of the Bank of Mon - treat is now on the staff here. Miss Mamie P. Scott, of Richmond, Ont., bas returned to her home after a visit with Mrs. Peter MacFarlane.Brite annia, road. Miss Alberta Yates has returned to hen duties as professional nurse in Chicago, after a four months' visit at her home. here. The water and light commission has made the cut in the electric light rates 1 which was proposed a few weeks ago. At present all users of fifty kilowats • or over receive a ten percent. discount. Hereafter all consumers using over five kilowats in auy month will be at- . AAAAAANWo.VVVVVVAAAAAAAAA PEUNI 1NG HOT WATER, STEAM and HOT AIR IlEkTING Galvanized Iron Work Rooting and Eavetroughing We have everything that in newland up -to date in the Plumbing and heat- ing business. ESTIMATES GIVEN ON MAL CONTRACT WORK Byatu &Sutter mommmewwwwwwomm • Varna • Mrs. Makinses the gu st -of h r sis ter,. Mrs. Jetties Ester, • - Mrs. W.- Collins. who li-as be m visrt- ing her sister, Mrs 0, Logan has re. tut'ned t h h • • y. Miss E. Elliott, of lietilion, was -the guest of Mrs. D. W. McAsh on Thurs.' day. '• •• . • The thankofferin s of teeW. P M S.' on Monday was well attended. An ad-- dres•s on mission work • by Rev. D. Johnson was -given. • Mrs. T Ward and danghter, of Monclville, are the guecte of her son, Christopher Ward, • Tachersmitis Hullett Oa Sunday Wi of the 2ed iConc esims had the ins - t Humphrey fortune to heed kt hien said e..1,trees burned. 1 he cause ie 1,101m/wen, Mists Lulu Ocimel, ;if Ciinton. spent a few days- with Miesd:d. Get rev. Miss tiedie Maloof, of Terms tiespent be holidays under the parental roof. • Muss Myrtle Philips, of Stratford, anent her wagon at her homs on the 8rd Conceselon. Mr. and Mrts. john Carte:gist event Sunday at the home a James Snob - b ' Miss Dora Riley. of Morris visited her grandmother, Mrs. Wm. Aileen e few days last week. • Mrs, Alfred Quietly and two daugh- ters, of Hyde Park, 'spent a few deeds with her jollier, M. l3raithwalte. Misses Lizzie and Minnie Snell, of Westfield. spent Sunday with their cousin, Miss Mary Snell, . George °erten Jos. Riley, 'John Knox end flerbert Oaks returned- erom the West last Friday. eMiss Eleanor Manes, a London, spent Sunday with her cousin, Miss Mills? Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Stevens epant Sunday at the latter's mother, Mrs. Woov, of Stoniest,. Mrs. Pi, Warren, a Clinton, and Miss Edna Sands, of Groderich, spent a few days with the forneer's sestec, Mrs. S. McCool. Wedding.—A. former Hullett young lady in the person of Mies Flora McNeil. Was mulled last Wednesday evening at thee—Welliagton Street Methodist Parsonage, London to Mr. Devil Rerdan: The ceremony was performed by Rev. Humphrey A. Graham. The coulee were unattended. After a short honeymoon trip, Mr. and Mrs. Berrien will reside at 5S. Haniiitors Road. The bride's parents resided on 8tel Concession of this town. ship for many years and about 4 years ago moved to London. The brides many friends: here will all wish her joy and happiness. St. Joseph ' Several times survey:ers have staked out a line for an .electric road to Strat- ford, London or St. elarys, but this was as fir as it. went. Dockswere built by the Government, raid it is master of regret that this money was uselesely wasted, as the dock was never used, except for fishing boats, on a small scale and the dock to -day is in a sad condition. . When Mr Oantin built the bot4 and other -buildings, and saw his Plans Would not work out; it is remarkable - that he didn't improve the. .property adjoining the lake, make some Sine 'parks, walks and driveways and put everything in ehape to draw summer tourists to a spot on, Lake Huron that work,. in Wee be as popnlar as Mus- koka, d niuh "Ibis inhabita,nts. of this han-dt, be. ing of French extraction, are heginn- ir g -to loge hope that St. Jeseph. will develop into a great city, asMr. N. Canton, well kn.own It promoter, lied planned it to be: - The Balmoral, the large , hotel bollt by Mr. Can the its slimly tailing away... It le a large streeture,of the class of the Tecumseh-, f • Etondon, - and mposi ng 'pieces of art:WI ect-nre. hadit beep finished in all .cleta0i'4 The . haek walls and one.shre have mumbled, and the -rest is mete too safe. The wine fantoryis %Scant beding, and the business block alto, there not .being even it groceey • etore ilt tne pion. - Cantin's home, 'end; in .fact,eyery building -put no by Itirn diF his fri6nds. a model of arebitecture, • and 'built well. Mr. tantin bought'. much land. frein the neighti: ring farmers and had a city surveyt ti, The marriage of Lee -Herrington, a proepeimis farmer ot-the Township Of the Township • 'of Biettiulpin to Miss Tose berm 1 a 1 ht f ki , p ne. ItUg et o r Thomas' 'Lane, Tuckersmith, was • et:ie./me/zed in Fit. ;lames' Chapels, Sea; ' ay. o a week Y57 • • • Rev. Father Corcoran. The •Jerctorn *as assisted, hy P. Biala, of Elginfield, .and.the bride by her sister,. Miss Lucy Lane. • The Quarterly 'Ward is to be held on Tuesday next at 2 • 90 -Rev. C. L. Couzens' and family and W. D. Couzens, Vice Principal of Tavistock Schoel spent ,Thanksgiving at the Parsonage, • Miss Grace G. Uouzens gave a num- ber of -solos and reading, with great acceptance at the Fowl Supper ot Zion cniirch on Thursclay evening lost. The usual morning service is with drawn on Sunday next for the gear- terly meeting services which are to he held at Bethel. A large attendance �f the Holnaesville and F,benezer congre- gations is expected at litittiel. The Pastor will preach as usual in" the evening, .14ra C.C. Couzens, of Hohnesville hag just rettireired fr(ons( attending the funeeeal of hex brother, Mr. Geo, W, Livingston, of tBreintford, who was buried last Saturda.y, his death having occured after a lingering illness, His only brother, Rev, S. G. Livingston, ef Lapeer City, Miellie gang attended the funeral, also his - Rose 0, .0. Conzens ie holding spec; ial services dueiner the evenings of this .weekin Connection with- the Querterlv meeteeg ssrvacAs on Sundae niorbin - g next at' Bethel Chmeh. Rev. C. L. Couzens, of Stsfirt, preached on Mon - 'Porter's gill day evening, Viritighein • Winglaania. Oct, 23.—A famil• y, lee the nesne Stateleten, who' liva hear the brickyard, were treated to a; sensatien abo t mid i ht tu. g of one day, last week, when investigating ..,..,•••••••47.••••••••1•••.••••••peb Loudon, Road Miss Fanny Grant spent Thanks- giving with Mise McFarlane, Miss Rose and Mabel Livermore were home for Thanksgiving. e Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler, of London spent Thanksgiving at the latter's par- ente, Mr. A. Stevenson. Mr, W. Grage, of Morris, paid a visit Up his sister on Sunday. MraMann, of London, spent Thanke- giving day with his friend U. Steven - Kan. - Cenetneeee • Mis Nellie Sutherland spent a day al, home last Week. Mr, John Britton preached in Myth on Sunday. Rev, Mr. Fear. of Blyth, preached here on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Lorenzo Proctor, of London spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Jas. Proctor. Quarterly meeting will be held on Sunday afternoon to Constance. , Mrs, EL Ocrielough, and son spent Sunday hi Stratford visiting her sis. ter there, Mrs. Albert McLean, of Bayfield, is spending Thanksgiving vacation with her mother Mrs. Wilson. Londesboro Rey. Catherhoixt exchanged. pulpits with the Rev. Fear, of Blyth Stun deer, Rev. Pearcy exChanged with theltev. Lundy. of Walton, on Sun- day. . Thattlesgieing brought a. goodly number of visitors to our berg. The "Temperance Hotel is opened again. W. Peffer has started, here againafter . being away from it for several months. The iriethodist sueper proved a gen- uine success although some staved away on account of the charge being pe cents. The Rolmesville wagon got a. load of poultry ,here on Tuesday Mel another on Wednesday.. Halloween passed off very quietly Isere this year. 11 18 • time .. it was en- tirely forgotten: :We have new had two slioit spells of Winter, • Stanley Miss Lillie Mcootean spent .Thanks- giving in London. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Oainpbefl visited friends at St. Helens dnring • Tha,nks. givi • Mrs P, Camphelland her daughter, May. Of Clinton, Spent a few days this Week at their old home e on the third; Mr, MeDnueall and her daughter Mary visitedeld acquatinthbres at Ro- anoke on the first of the Week. Miss Agnes McFaelttne and Mrs. Ed. Glen went to Torento on -Monday. . Mrs. Frank -Nett, of.. St. Thomas, visited at the home of Me. Wm. Pot- ter on Monday. The annual eiviinination.of the' Sab- bath School, in 8. S. No. 1, Stanley held on Thanksgiving. the afternoon. The children were. exam - in the shorter CatecbiStn, and in the Sabbath School .lesisons •studied durirtg the --summer. • The peens ac• quitted themselves in a very creditable manner and received prizes and re- wards at the close,. The -Rev. E. II. Sewers, .of Brucefield .00nduetert tbe examination in.his usual efficient and pleas.ant manner. There was a goodly number of parent's and visitors pre- sent. Thosafrom adistance were Mr. John C. Stewart and tvife from the vicinity of Stratford, : • • the eteerces ei a noise they. disc verted( a two-year-old child lyingOn the doorstep. The infant was eat' - for and next day the Metter was placed! in the hands of Cbenty Con- stable Phippen, Wiso found thatthe mother, an unmarried girl, had dis- appeared. The girl's mother could give no explanation of her daught- er's( estrange att. It was a fortun- ate Chance that led to the diseov- • eree °lithe tots as the night was a •cold, one, and it is quite likely the, child, would have pbrished. • Londesboro • Among the Thanksgiving visitors her tvere, Misses B Mains, of London aisters, Mrs, G. W.Baker, Tillsene Miss Sadie MeGool, of Toronto and burg Mrs, C.C.. Couzents Holmes- Mr. and Mrs. D. Flo dy, Blyth. Ville Mrs. Wilson Taylor, iCha,thame ' •••••••• P.% W.+ V.+. A WINGI1AM YOUNG 1110Y ATTACKED ON THE SlifET Wintgham, Oct, 26.—Last night, through the eslate-glass window of &meter after ten o'clock, Winghent- t the photograph gallery._ The pot - residents! 'were ,treated to a sensar I ice were called at Once, but Crnike tional in.cident. 1Vties Frances bavn shanks had, e& 4.waa ar„, idson, Was Walking alOng Main nestled .srishrtliser af irward". street esceirtecl bye, Mr. Peelle), and I The police held the C. P. R. trAja. :vVheini passing ,the vacant' plot be- I. far tWen ty minutes, thinkling -Crags- tween johneonis restaurant and , aboard. Zubreggld photograph studio, Miss •Hai ie on the In,disee liet, but itis DaVidsoir Vas attacked, it is al- vaiti Visaa Under the influence of legtede by .a man named Andrew lignOr todar- Till file i°1t morder- Cruild, Shanks Who, it is staid, hurl- 1. (me -looking, !wea on, add had it ed faie ay ,eja, she peaseaged to reaehed Mies Davidson Wottld have dodge( the pliesile, . which craehed made a Wiens Wound, HOGS CATTLE LARS RUTTER EGGS • , Porter' S Rill Mr. and Mrs. Adair. of London. Mkt Sunder al 8, Mt:Phalle Mrs, A, Newton and daughter, of Toronto are visiting at Clem Newton's. Mrs. George Smith spent Thenks- giving at leis home at Curries CroSs- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Will Pickard, of Ohl. embus, Iowa, are visiting in the nei hb h r. George.Cose of Stratford, spent Thanksgiving at Clem Newton's. • Mowet McDougall was in Wood- steck on Monday. Miss Reed left for her home in Pittss burg on Friday last. Her sister; Mrs, John Torrance accompanied her. Mr. and Mrs. Roy French Sundayed itt Seaforth. • Mrs. H. Rutledge is spending a few days at Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Scott, of Detroit, are . • I. , visiting at Wm. Elliott e, Anniversary services will be held in Bethel church on Sunday, November 12th, aim •;%Varn Mr,-Itobt, Clark of Toronto strent Thanksgiving holidays with his father who is very ill at Present. A nupaber of oue spoetti have gone to Muskokeh on it hunting ex eciition. Rev. Mr, Badhugh move to Beaht- ford this week. There will be no preaching service in the I3aptist church next Sunday. Anniversary services being cobducted in the Methodisb church. This Week's Market Tops TORONTO Off ears $6049 640 Sat TORONTO 26e 30e MONTREAL . . BUFFALO Off Cars $6.36 Fed and Watered 16: • • 00 &SO 5.85 MONTREAL NEW YORK ft8e Ste •044............14,44.404444 t : +, You'il Need , • • • • ° • some • • • • • Wall • + ! :•• Paper . ; need renovating this ' I :I ffaoiri. those rooms that I • • I • : s . . , , I • • • * Our stock has been : * • : replenished by some : • • Iadditional lines select- : • ea from the 1912 sam- ples I , • • • • • • I All paper trimmed free. : • * * • •• * • • • • I C oo per 9 S • • • • • • : • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ALFRED SM1111.1. • 1(11.110 AT GROUCH Goderichi Oct. 13L—Another distress- ing fatality occurecl on the Seltford bridge Tuesday evening when Alfred Stnaill, farmer of Port Albert. was killed and his svife seriously its:hired. The accident was • caused, apparently through an • unmariageable horse run- • ping:away down the hill whieh leads from Goderich to the village of'Selt- ford, and as it swerved towards the bridge the buggy was thrown With. great violence againSt;,the slOne abut- ment and the ocoupants hurled from, .the vehicle The unfortunate • Man was killed instantly, while , his wife - was found lying unconseious•with-sev- eta' ribs broken, Their young girl. of 'some seven or eight years,. wen was elsoin the buggy, eScapecl apparently uninjured. Several persons -driving down the.billat •the time 51815 that • Mr. 8:n:till's rig dashed past them at a terrific speed, as though the driver had • lost • control. • • . The scene of the aticiderit isl-.but a. short distance below the poin,-, where Mr. Willia.m.iPotts • and wife. were' overtaken 'by a runaway t'ea.to, witb fatal results to Mrs. Potts,' not more. than ten days ago.. . An inquest will. be•held. ABDUCTOR GETS MUT YEAH& George BroWn,wno abducted Gladys Price.. the Snowflake, school teacher, was last week ,eentenced 'at Moreen to eight Years in the penitentary. , pleaded guilty. eenesset•oepareecoanoo • • • O WITH THE CHURCHES.. • • Seeseeeesseewie60.0* • ONTARIO ST. CHURCH QUarterly services 'will be held next. Sunclay morning fLA MIMI-- • Love Feast 10 a ins • Preaching sere iPA 11, rY). Sacrament of the Lord's Slipper sib 12a, in, ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.. The Ladies Guild. of St. Pahl's church will hold their regular monthly tea in the school room on Monday afternonn November Oth from 2 80 to 6 o'clock. •• BAPTIST CHURCH'. Servieek were -well atten.ded last Sunday. .Theapastor; Rev. W. W, Wyliei occupying his own pulpit. Next Sunday evening a special ser,vicle( is being ,prelached to the Orangetreeeen, also ,sp,e,eial music 'by the ohoir A cordial invitation es sexttendedt''to all. J3, Y. P. meeting on Monday even ing. Itt ',waft in the fornsf of a Miss- ionaryl Meeting, Miss D. Mennen took( the devotional partt and We. F. Watts gave a paper on Missions. Inlayer( meeting tonight at 8 pm. WESLEY CHURCH Thist Sperm:tient of thee Lordw 'eapasey will bei adrainietered next euralay morning. nee3ert ingt at 10 a.m. The W. b,, of Wesley Chuzeh intenta hoidang uuetz Li Ltusade Day Westing on 12t.orstlay. Noveruner Oth in tee se b, room counueacing at o'clock. afser rue program at social hour Will he spent atact ligbt iresb- rnents serve]. The reet tund ering will 60 takeniup WILLIS tfllJEbE Rev, David Vfaolarta of Toronto, will give his inavOl talk" Arming world in eighty Iniontoemor biztPs` 6yieryieNv of all our Mission fields witht the ma tatearty one hunkl- • red teolored slides. in Willis church Clintort, Friday evoping, Voventher at eight a'eloek. Willis ohnreli W. M. S. holda vary interosting, fIlhanko/feriag service. lest( -Vinirsday *moping. IVIvh. Case/A addrossecl the meeting on thei "Pont= influence Of Vissiona" Miss Wilson and Mit. McLeod had letatif4elpfni onennages and %Irk Vordt- :brought gretetino . 116 Wtali6.1' *MK mit Orlatt Ana VOA XdOorvi6 aalse a 'dug land tut Vtrittne rentirhutod anew. •The tol- Wiltse cOntirbutott fool°. Mho ed.. .itation(topuutteid. to $056 1 e 4 1