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CLINTON ONTAIO, tiluRsamr, riAy 4th, 1905
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FARMERS
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Mangold and Turnip Seed . . . .
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We are offering genuine . bargains ill
Ready -To -Wear Clothing
and invite your inspection
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T. Jackson Sr.,..Clinton
Mr. Albert Seeley hut bought tht.
house neXt his plaoe of business from
Mr, J. G. Sale, the purchase priee
being $380. It was: formerly used As
a, residence and Mr. Seeley contem
plates fitting it up tor that purpose
again,
A. DIG LOAD.
On Saturday last Mr. Isaac Rath -
well a. Goderich township brought in
a monstet load ot oats, made up 'of
57 bags or 154 bushels. In Witten
to Making a hig show, it was a
heavy.load, but Isaac's fine team
drew it along qiiite ,easily. The
Rathwells keep good horses.
THE TOWN COUNCIL.
At Monday night's meeting of the
tewn council Chiet Wheatley praised
the dilligence of the electric light
meter in the town he,11. Why,
said he in effect, to ,total up so *ell
it must keep a counting daylight and
dark. -
The IVIayor said that inasnmeh as
the meter has the Government c'al
must be correet. ' •
The Clerk, who had been looking up.
the payments for th. pat few yeas,
stated that:the amouats hav ben
onthe descending scale, though . riot
cerning down very fast. It , posts
about $73 per annum t� light . the
hall,-•
Councilior GibbingS reported that
cennnittee had .purchased .100, tons
of coat at $6.14,. a somewhat better week was negotiating for .the Pur.'
rate than 'the. ordinary househelder chase of Mr.' Albert SeeleY's blaelr.7
gets. Part .ot. this s for the hall smith shop,: did not close the deal,
and the remainder for thesehoolS. not being .able to secure a suitable
Councillor Cottle related the ex- ;residence. Ht/ever; •having takee ;a
perience of a citizen who stumbled fancY. to Clinton, he has bought Mr.
ueort.'oe. Of the old plank walks the George Trowhill's Shop and the tsi-
other day and nearly •broke, his nos, denee adoioing; for which he pays in.
and added "If he had done- so/ I the neighborhood of $2,000 and takes
Suppose we would have to buy him a possession; this week.
new one"' implying thereby that it iS Mr: Trowhilik has rented the bons
.comparatively easy matter to tile on Maple street, fOrtnerly occupied by
a claim against. the- Coporation'. The Mr.•H. W."Cook Veld will continue for
worthy councillor advised that , 'the the tinie att least a resident of the plank walks be all irlipected and tho-
se that are showing sigta Of Weir
be totn up 1'shis in his estimation,.
will serve • a double purpose, one be:
ing that it , hasten .the comple-;
tion of the system' Of ,cement•walks
The Clerk said : There are only two
Petitions in for walks, 'oneenthe.We
st side of street- and .the oth•
r- for in front of: M.D.B. Kennedy's:
residence and Davis' livery. barn.1 •
Councillor Cottle said that C.
Oiverbury.: feneed a nation Of
Osborne street in the neighborhood
of the Grand Trunk "diamond" ;and,
is •repeiVing reeente therefroin., The nientary honots. For- years he was
fence' .engaged• in the graintrade, but he Is
amouet. is not large, but the
trihning in Morris, It is • con -
Ills to 'busirreas: there; so: Mt.' Cottle: eoW,
requested that the council will order eedad • by that he will Make a
, Councillor: Gibbizigs introduced No change of.. inspectors. has : yet'.
its-xerneyal . th0:0 • iaspestor,
question street .wa,tering.• :Iledoes been made. in 'South but it.
net ..,think the present system an en- may 'toren any day. Wo hae far
qualfied success tor he had heard con- seine time MitterStood.ihatMr.Bal
siderible coniplaint. rather tali- lantine centerepiatttg . resgning.:
ored; the CorlioratiOn'-doing.the, WWI
itself ' • • , • • . . .Robert McMurray Of Bayfield.
• The ',Mayor thought list -year's -see. has. been appointed „fishrf:overser
for •Huton•with 'jurisdiction over the
vice :had been fairly' good. • If • ihe coast line •from Kincardine to Graed
eetincil took Over the . work it would . Bend,- The pont is Worth $150 a year.
have to sink a well and buy in This appointitient -dme as a great:
surpriie 'to most people but there is
at, bt was.•rather:late the sea
son. ' do that now: His worship.
took advaninge of the discussion ' to
put in a • geed word fer a • ,Water. -
works system •wideli he strongly • be-
leves it would* pay the town to hi-,
stal., It, would give es good the pro...
tectten___-aed _ _furnish_ :us with ablin-
dace. of water fr. the streets, lawns
and dornestie use • where needed, •
Councillor ,pttle' instanced Sealer. -
where the council furnishes tart.
and water, • but 'pays thirty cents an
hour for a, snail and ,-teare. • •
0tincillor •Wiltse was of :theloPin-
ion: that it is tow ti) tate to make.
•
any change for ' .season,.., but of
Couse' a neW .contract shoiild be Ma-
de with Mt, Miller.. . •
The amount reecived last. year. by
it.' Miller was .' $440 made up' as
follows • •• :
Council ' ' • $300
• . flusiness Men 140 • •
SALE OF STOOK,.
Mr. H. PluMsteel has made a sale
of three ot his Shorthorn cattle lat-
a hull to Robert Lawson ot Col-
borne, and a cow each to John Gib -
Ulna of town and George Iludie
Goderioh township. The latter pa
chase was for a third party.
N07 YET SETTLED,
The Sur:mobil' school ease is not
yet settled, but negotiations are in,
progress and we hope to be able to
announce shortly that a satisfactory
arrangement has been' arrived at. Thu
new seetion is willing to accept the
now disused school and $200 with
which to refurnish it,. but we believe
No. 4 says We will .eive you. the sch-
ool or the 040 awarded -by the arbi-
trators, but nothing for furnishins,
HOUGH OUP opALIAENGBS;
Five cliallenees have already been
received for the Hough Cup which has
been held by the Clinton. Collegiate
for the past three years and there
may be inore yet before the season is
over. Those now in are freiri Owen
Sound, London, Berli, Seaforth and
Goderic. Owen Sound Comes on the
6th of May.
The Lakesides Bayfield Play
the champions a practide game this
evenin,
A BUSINESS CHANGE. •
1Vir. J. F. Wasman of Bluevale,
who, The News -Record said last
A CEMENT TANK.
The JackSon Mfg. 00., who nave
had considerable trouble during the
past few months in securing an ade-
uate supply of water, have decided
to have built a, cement tank with
capacity of 125 barrels. Mr. S. J,
Andrews has taken the contraet and,
heing an expert in work ot this 'Riad,
will Inake a good job of it.
13USINESS CHANGE.
Mr.' J. G. Seale of the Rattenbury
street m-arble works has sold his un-
finished stock; etc, to Messrs. Hoov-
er 85 Ball of the Clinton marble War,
ks and extensive dealers in furniture,
Mr. Seale has been in hushiess hero
for twelve years and is a capital
salesman. He is a hustler for trade
and when .he starts out for an .order
it is very difficult to evade him. Be
goes to St, Thomas where his bro-
ther carries on a, marble works.
CHANGE OF AbVTS.
Men's New Hats -Tozer & Brown- 3
Housecleaning-IVIcKinnon & Co. 4
For Sale -W. J. Falconer...,„ ..... ... 5
For Sae -J. O. Elliott •5
Clothes Cleaning --Mrs, Seward 5
Court of Revision -J. E. Haxnwell...5
Court of Devision-D.L. Macpherson 5
4000 Worth.G. 13, Ballard 14
Bargains -H. Plitinsteel ...... ....... ..„ 1
Interesting Bargaies-liewcombe's.„ 8
Wet Liuens-Hodgens Bros, ... . ... 8
Boys Knickers 29c,4todgens Bros,. 8
A ONE-SIDED JURY.
Over a year . ago it, was decided to
Lower the grade en what • is known
tkc Colborne hill in Goderich to-
wnship. The cost was eitimated at
$1,100 to be Made up a,efollOws
County, $500 , •
Clinton 100
Goderich Tp 300
• Colborne - 100 ,
Private Subs 100
. $1,109 .• ,
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yet decided what he will. do. townshiri. under whose &tee -
a. splendid blacksmith but it ls tion the -work-'was 'done, exCept Col-.
sitde , he Will not cntinue -art the borne against whom a suit was en -
trade any longer. tiered:. The case Caine rip on IVIonditY;
NEW, APPOINTMENTS; . ' but when the 3ury was pe
• • t waS
found that 'every one of them was a
Mr,, Williatir -Clegg Of Morris- has ,reSident-•-tifstlie.- defeedant -townshp.:
been appointed Bee/Ise inspector , for Under these rather -peculia,r "circum
North .1-Itiron;• sueceeding John • R. stanei. Judge Holt .would not allow
Armes has been mentioned for Partin-, Made up ei men from, other 'muniei-
Miller. Mr, Clegg is one of the. best he ease e .to ard, but adjoir rne,
knoni. men in that riding and several one month, when :be
panties than those immediately , inter-,
two HOTEL CHANGES:
THE LOCAL MARET.
Wheat 95c t� $1.00.
Oats 88c to 40e.
Barley 40e to 43.
Peas 60e to 65c.
Butter /14c to 15e.
Eggs 12e.
Wye Hogs $0.75,
'WESLEY CHURCH. ' •
Rev. Mr. Manning addreSSed the
children of the congregation every
afternoon.t during Easter week anti a
couple of afternoono of this week as
well. There was a good attendance
and the eloquent pastor's talks made
a deep Impression upon ,the children,
trom the youngest to the oldest pre:.
sent.
Next Sunday Quarterly services and
the Love Feast will tie held in Wesley.
church,
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH,
Next Sunday Rev. Mr. Gunne will
be in London where he will in the a,
m. occupy the pulpit of St, George's
church and in the evening that of St.
Mathew. •
At the evening service in St, Paul's
Rev. Dr. Tucker, General Secretary
of the MisSionary Society, will speak
on behalf of mission. In the morn-
ing tire preacher will either be Rev.
Mr, Turnbull of Goderich or Rev, Mr.
Peritins of Exeter. ' •
WON'T GO. WEST.
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--BARGAINS •
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In every line we carry we have special values We havitoo many Gouda, y
and are bound to reduce our Stock during the next two trionthru
EVERY DAY A 'BARGAN DAY.
go,
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X -DRESS DOODS-
All the new Makes at Populat-
e:. prices, canny lines at cost and Some
less than cost.
V• PRINTS, LAWNS andlIUSLINS
2.00 pieces of Print worth 124c at WO
tr•
Lawns
falVcT1ussipte s
:. RADV-TO.W.EAR GOODS -
Shirt Waists and White Wear
.t• at cost to clear,
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:•t GREY AND WHITE COTTONS
4 Flannelettes, Small Wares, La,
,y ales Waterproofs, etc., at wholesale
-BOOTS AND ' SHOES..: t.
We bindle theegOoda as aside Y
line and keep only good reliable )4:
goods, made by one of the best ma- ..
kers In the trade, and we sell theist
less than usually sold by Gib shoe *
dealers.
READY MADE ct.o.rtittia - I.
•ii
We have far too many goods in ot.
this line and we want to clear out y
s,000 or more in the next few weeks y
We will give you prices that you *t;
can't get ansrwilere else. Pull lines
in Suits. Odd Gnats, Veda and.
Pants,
Pants. Overalls, Smocks, Water- .;
proof Cots, eta, .2.
( prleee. •
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roll Want geed value ter your Wendy ciOute and see u,
Al •46,
tri I give you better bargains than you can get anywhere else os
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H LUM TEEL
X -The Old Stand
• On Monday two of Out local -hotels
changed hids, the -,Ratteributy and
the Mason House. Of the. latter Mr,
Reuben Graham is again proprietor.
After having been engaged in another
line 'of 'business for over a year and a
half. Previously he was a tenant, but
.now he is .the owner and is Starting'
off by making :several improvements
on the exterior and interior . of the
house. ”Ile • is a .pntila,r . landlord.
John • Taylor will be wine clerk
while John Steep will be in charge
a°personal ebleptioh to the. oriel or the stables.
Bob and ..it.isjaken for granted 'Mr. A. W. 86,nderberker, the late
he will de, justice; to: the position, •
• Dr. J..P. Kennedy of Wingha;m, has
Mine" -.host, has gone to his •
hothe at 'Stratfod but only temper -
been appointed' an associate Coroner
Rev. W. D. Magee some time since
roeived A call from the. Baptist chur-
ch in Swan Lake,• Man., Which was in,
eery, way a promotion, including a
subbtantial increase in salay. Mr.
Magee was strongly tenipted to ac
cept; but after eareful consideration
he has finally decided icy decline the
call, much to the satisfaction of the
memberg of his Congregations in towe
and on. the Base Line, among *hem
he has become very popular.
for the county of Huron/ e- arily as he 'expects in .a short time
It
treated --.4that-there-will- additionak- gtioilesbs%
aligain
iithati,eughaegelidinthe
a4ahotel bu-
rrilteh - and
coroners and that one 01 the number successful eperienee. Ile greWytfutte
fond of Clinton and ma;de many
Mi. Alex, Robinsn, formerly of the.
Colborne 'House, Goderich, is now
proprietor of that widely -known hos-
telry, . the :Rattenbury House,' arid
that • he Will maintain its popularity
it is fully expected. He Is a genial
man : and a favorite.with ;the travell
ing Public. George Tayler eoetinue.
to he wine clerk,
Mt. • Stanley/ 'Who has 'been. Carty-
,
nig on the bUsiness Lot thepast eleV
en Months, has rented the house late-
ly occupied hy Mr. R. Graham arid
With his esteeniecl family will contin-
ue to reside in 0140ton' for a; few
mnths. •
will be' Dr Thompson of Clinton,
who stands high in the 'profession and
ii a popular • citizen •as well, . . ' •
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WOMAN'S INSTITUTE..
' .
The APtit: Meeting of the Clinton
Branch of West 'Huron Woman's In-
stitute was 'held at the home or
Mrs... F.' W. Watts on Thursday lagt.
There was .a good attendance, the
Membership being doubled,
After ' the usual routine of business
the subject 'Tare of the Vegetable
Garden," led by Mrs. Walter Man-
ning, was discussed, The preparation
of the soil), proper soil for different
veetables, selection of the best seeds
an bbst varieties to plant,- de., were
.0
Va ly discussed ant brought out
ma y ideas that were interesting and
instractive and .whieh Would certainly
make -gadening more ot a; pleasure
than a toil, ..
The second paper "Wrnen's Insti-
tute meetings; how to Make them in
teresting" by Mrs. Jenkins was full
eit'good thing, explaining the object
ot the meetings, to elevate the stand-
ard of home life hi, making.the home
more attrotWey the best method of
preparing food to be both heakthful
and palatble, cleanliness, care and
education of ehildren, etc. To make
the ineeting interesting attend every
Meeting and always matte a point of
bringing a Pew mernthr with you,
Keep vied order, entet heartily into
the discussions, thus giving others the
benefit of your sucoesseg or falures.
Mrs, Jenkins was tendered a vote
of thanks for he very excellent paper
which Was much enjoyed by every
member.
The following Iadies were then ap-
pointed a committee to arrange the
program for the next sir months ..
Mrs, French lVfiss Lily Johnston
Ws. F.W,Watte Ms, W. Maiming
Mr. G. Lavis Mrs,. T. Johnston
Mrs, .1, johns ton Mrs.J4telacherty.
Mr, T. Kearns Mrs. ,I; Steep
The telt meethig'will be held at
the home of Mr. French On'Thutaday
May 2.511t, at 2.30 p. tn. Subects,
"Canning Fruit" to be taken byMrs.
Kearns and "Entertairnent of Com-
Ouhy" by Mts. Steep. All ladies ite,
terested in the home are cordially in -
• Connell -tor Ford, ehaititian of the
street committee, asked the opinion
of the council on the sidewalk in
front of the Notmandie hotel and
Cooper's block, Several of the
blocks were broken by the fire which
destroyed the old ClarenOn. They
should be repleed but at whose
Rus, the toWn. Or the owner of the
property. And again, the walk is too
low and should all be raised. Who
should pay for doing It ,? Councillor
Ford did not give his own, opinion,
but asked for the judgment ot the
whole couneil.
To this the mayor replied that as
the case Was !not an urgent one the
comtnittee tould investigate and re-
port at the 'Juno meeting.
The finanee import Was rather long-
er than usual, provsion, being made
for payment .of Mottday!S election
expenses, ••
CAmmeillor Ford gave an outline of
wrk; which will be gone ahead with
by his eominittee, including the grav-
elling of Albert street front postoffice
to, ,Fair's mill, the grading and ctn.
dering 01 Victoria•street from the
postoffice to the station, the grading
of Gib/Wigs street end gravelling the
street from. Catrick's corner to the
orportion Iiinit. •
Mr. It. A. Downs had intended ak.
iftg the council for a grant of 'SOO
for the Citizens' Wand, but was call-
ed. awaybefore he had an epperturt-
ity of .addressing the honorable body.
However, the matter will come up at
the next meeting and it Is somewhat
Clltdeu taken o',0 a matter of °oases that tho
44. d ill be de It 'th ast generously,
an w a wi
GIOVERNMENTS MAJORITY 81.
toonokthpeiveNoritnhwtheestuAusu;
toAucandyivisiiioin.
cola x aC Oeilitutr nwenass Isausattna aghj whenthethae i0Groary:
Of 81. Mr. Lewis ef West Huron
voted with the majority.
DR. AGNEW RETIRE%
ing enAtigs4treyw'inwilaniltaosnbfe:ril• tPhIr ptaisst"
fifteen years, has sold to Dr. J. 13.
Lundy of Brantford who takes poss-
ession in a few days. Dr. Agnew is
undecided as to the future, but pur-
poses taking -a prospecting trip to
the Northwest.•
A NARROW ESCAPE.
•
Mr. D. , Cantelon was on Tuesday
attaelced by a 'savae pig, which had
become excited hr tb0. presence of a
stranger, and only for the assistance
promptly rendered would probably
have been severely injuted. It was An
exciting three minutes - for I '‘D. 0"
who doesn't at all want a repetition
of the expeience,
A BIG PRIM.
Last week Messrs, John and Andr,
ew Flynn of Goderich township soid
a pair -- of geldings for $450. ' The
Priee ie big, but the pair were good,
six and seven years old; respectively,
and with an average weight of 1650
pounds.. Mr, . J. Reynolds also dis
posed of his heavy horse, getting the
refor Sap. Good horses are the 'rule
in that section of IluUctt
CLINTON BEAT SEAFORTH.
LITTLE LOCALS.
• •
Next Thursday evening thei R. T. of
T. will Conduct a debate t their
regular meeting entitled . Resoleed,
that • country life is better that. eity
Rev. Mr. Graham. of Goderfeheprea-
ched in the Ontario ,street; churen
fait Sunday, a, m. and evening; hay-
teade an exchange With: Rev. DrCook.
• .., • , •
Mr. R. Fitzsiinons has rented the
house formerly occupied and owned 4
the. late 'Henry, Steep. Fitzsimons &
Son move into :their neW 'shop in the
Tisdall bloelein a feW .days. •
BASKETBALL SERIES. •
The O.- I. batketball teams have
concluded :their series. fd guiles and
their standing is as given below.
There were five players in eaeli team„
but only the captain's name isgAveri
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C. McKinnon 5 0 0 114 34
M. Whiddon 3 1 1 - 42 35
J. Runtball 2 0 , 2.. 43 31
D. OranSton ; 1 1 3 42 44
D. . -Fraser . 1 ' 0 4 .35 , 71
D. McLean 1' 0, 3 .,18 '19
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Last night the Seaferth • checker
club tried donclitsions with Clinton,
lbot
but owweinrge p.sraeotrtey willbadsblydoewf ted as the
Clitor, Seaforth Draws
Cook • • 1 Calling 2
Hoover 2 . Staples 0 '4 •
Grant 1 Broderick ' 1
Snyder 2. Shanahan 2
McKenzie 0 Hays ' 2 '4
Johnson 5 Scott ; 0 1
Holden 4 Kennedy 2. 0
Wilt -se ' 3 I-Iutchison .1 - 2
THE BAPTIST
The .Young People's. 'Union of ..the
Baptist church held a veryinterest-
ing _meeting last Monday night in, ;the:
a,uditotiiin of the church. Each
quarter a missionary meeting is held,
the various missions Of the BaptiSt.
denomination heir* taken up in turn:*
On Monday night "Grande Ligne
Mission" received :attention. * This
Mission carries on educational and
evangelistic work in the l province and
Quebec. By means of a' reading .from,
a history ofthe iniasion and an ad-
dress on the scope •ofthe work, the
origin, development and present con-
dition al this important work were
put before the meeting in an interest.
ing manner. Several ebbice seleetionS
of vocal Music, together with recita:-
tiong, not only Pleased the hearers,
but artitised a geater interest in the/
cense of Missions. The attendance
Was good and an excellent offering
was made towards the funds of the
society..
Rev. W. D. agee will preach next
Sunday morning the third of a series
of serroons. on the first chapter • of
. •
Ttir, 13Y -LAW CARRIED.
The 'bylaw to loan the Knitting Co.
the sum of $6,000 was atrial oit
Monday; only 26 votes tieing recorded
against it. For obviou8 reasons there
is just now a large. absentee • vote
mast . of which would have said yea.
Thevete in wads stood as follows
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For Against
#0.000.400.4440.0.4.444 444414444444444.44+04 oodoo, . vitvl ix) become members.
ari• -. or •
A PROGRESSIVE SCHOOL, •
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THE MOTION RESCINDED.
The lieense commissioners of .West •
Huron, ;. met : on • ,Saturday :to consider
seine three-tranSters.1-• They :also' re:L.
seinded their inOtiOn •of a previous
meeting in -which they out short. the
selling hours.: . The licene• act is
rather indefinite. One clause sayS the.
commissioners have :such power, but
airnest bhp next deelares they hav-
ent, 'Even. among lawyers there is a
liversity of opinion,so the Vea,ed de -
tided It was better .to go hack to... •
the olcl hours at least until the GoVe •
ernment has had time to .straighten
but the act...The. hotellteepers.are,of
ecitirse, not sorry that there is not •••
tobe any Change. • , . ' ."
AN FORESTER
Mr, William Burton of Stapleton is
in Ancient Forester, indeed; 'He join.
ed the A, G: F. at • his birthplae;
Hull Bridge, England, forty-six years
ago and has ever since Continued. a.
tnernhet. During . all that time •he has
only drawn eighteen shillings and •
lour penee from the el* benefit fund.;
if all -the members had: beep.. as free
from sickness and accidents as has , .2
Mt. 13urten, the A. Q. F. reserve feed
would now have reached a prodigious
!Wire, :though_ a._ it 45, aMounts
to a large sum. Mr. Burton's son
John is also an Ancient Forester, but
his initiation only dates back twenty •
years- •
DO YOU WANT IIELP ?,
Mit J.A0013 TAYLOU,
After wen years, service Mr. Jae-
ob Taylor has retired front the sup-
erintndency of the Ontario street S.
S. .1 -le always manifested a deep in-
trest in the sehol, itt mahout of it4
and will doubtless iri Som, other ca,p-
scity continue to advances,'its welfare.
It is a, source of SittiSfaition to Mr.
Taylor that on his retirement the
school is more prosperous than wbon
he took charge of ft.
St. Anzlnew's
St. John's
St, George's
St. James'
The stearnship Vancouver is eip t-
ed to ' arrive at Montreal in it few a.-
ys with over. 1000 immigrants • svba
are . being brought over nutlet the.
auspices of the Salvation Army. If
anyone in this district requires help
application should. e made' to CaP-
tain Boyd of the local Oorpi who Will,
if they are required, bring as many,
of the newcomers here as possiVe.
TI citizens who have articles or fur-
niture for which they have no further
use, 'such as • chairs, bedsteads, Stove
pipes, stoves, ete., and art willing to.
help needy immigrants, woeld let the
faet be known to the officers of the
SalVatfoin Army, a good purpose will
be served, What' Omit those old
ehaire ionhave stored up intle3 attie
and almost forgotten, and the .wood
Stove that you ne longer use?
OFFICERS OF WESLEY 5. 5,
The Sunday sehool committee ot
Wesley chureh, etinsisting of the •tea -
elms and officers of the schoel and
the following representative s appoint.
ed 'by the Quarterly /racial boatd
Messrs. P. Oantelon, 0. Wallis, las,
McMath, 5. T. Mach and 0. Hoare,
met in.the °lint& lecture room fast
eight .and elected the Sunday Ochool
stag for the coming. year
Superintendet, A T. Cooper
Associate, 'II, E. Rorke
Secretary, L.13, Doherty
Associate, W. 1.1. Hellyar
Treasurer, U. E. Manning
Leader of Choir, Miss Manning
Organist, Miss Ida, Holmes
Teachers, J. 0. Stevenson, a. 3...1.1
Manning, IL E, Rorke, G. Roers, P.
Hill, A. J. Tyndall, F. Brown, Miss
Washington, Miss Curininghame, Miss
Jenkins, Miss DaVisi IVIISS Portr,
MisS Cotiper, 'Miss Armstong, Miss,
M. Hlmes, Mrs. 13.3. Cantlon, Miss
Haddock, Miss Rudd, Miss Ida Hol -
ms, Miss Southeombe, •
Superintendent of Moine Depart-
ment, Miss L. Washington.
Associate, Miss Harland.
License Inspector Asquith Wg- in
town rrda.
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68 11
72 4
93 7
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Not Wu% eau yet be sait about the
intentions of the Knitting OemPallY/
but we have been giVen to understand
that they will Start making ready tOt
building in a few days. The 411e,Stion
01 site Is not yet 'tletided; There
appears to be a difference of opinion
as to whether the present buildingbe
enlarged or a new • one erected up
town. ' The litter willprobahly •be
decided upon °Wing 'to its greater itc-;
cessability.
The ratepaydrs having thus shown
in no unmistakable manner that ' they
are ht favor of progess, The brewa.
Record hopes to be able to report In
due 8eaSOtt of other eriterprises Whig
On fOoti .14 beg 44 man7.
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