The Clinton News-Record, 1909-10-07, Page 111
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CLINTON, ONTA,RIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7th, (909,
Whole Number 1598
cidorked."3..eautit
Oan compare in at-
• tractiveness with the one
wearing a necklace, a.
locket and charm, a
watch, a brooch or other
article of jewelery bought
at this store.
Rte lood caste
o)tur jewelem
Is undeniable. It's
quality we guarantee.
It's price We leave to your
own good judgment to
say if it be not reasonable.
W. IL. Ye11qar,
anion
jeweler and Opticean.
winainn
THE ROI BANK OF CANADA
Paid -Up Capital $4,650,000. Reserve 85.350,000
Total Assets N. $53,000,000
GLAD TO HEAR IT. WESLEY CHURCH. .
The many friends in Clinton and Union service next Sunday morning
West Huron of Mr, Rott. Holmes will at 11 o'clock and at seven o'clock an
be pleased to hear that he enjoys his evangelistic meeting will tie held eon -
new position and in order to live in ducted by the pastor, Rev. Mr, Char -
keeping with it has purchased an lesworth, Baptist minister, will.
$8000 residence. Here's hoping that preach. His subject will be: "Look
"Bob" and. his esteemed wife and and Live."
family, rria,y have many happy years
HAT.
in their new hWANTED—HIS
COMING TO CLINTON. ome. '
' Mr. Jas. Tucker acted as treasurer
of the meeting held in the town hall
Mr. Frank' Watson has rented the on Sunday last and laid his hat on
cottage on Tillery, street owned by the piano while passing round, the
Mrs. (Rev.) Hair and by the raiddh3 plate, At the close his awn tile had
of the month it will be occupied by disappeared and as tho ono left in . its
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. D. N. Wat- place, by inistake, will not adjust it -
son. Nilo or the past fifteen
years self to Jim's bump, at all, he
f
have been residents of Listowel. Mr. would like his ewn backagain.
D. N. Watson is a general agent for
TEACHER OF ELOCUTION,
the Kemp Company, Stratford.
' Miss May
RENTED FOUNDRY 'BUILDING.
, and MrRance, daughter of 1VIr.s. C. 0. Rance, has accepted
The Canadian Flax Mills have rent- the position of teacher of elocution in,
ed, from the town council, the Moulton College, one of the leading
wood -working Portion of thfoun
ladies' schools in Toronto and has
e -
dry building which they will use for entered upon her duties there. The
the threshing and breaking of the ZOO News -Record, on behalf of our eiti-
loads of flax grown in this district. zens, wishes this talented and popular
Chief Wheatley is now clearing the young lady success in the profession
premises for them and threshing in which she has embarked. •
operations are expected to commence . .
130B13Y A \.% RD OF THE C.
I in a few days.
THE LOCAL MARKET,
Wheat 95e to 07e.
Oats 34e to 360.
Peas 80e.
Butter 19c to 20e,
Bdtter 19e to 20e.
Eggs 22k: to 23e.
Live Hogs $7.50.
UNVEILING CEREMONIES,.
The monument erected by the Can-
adian Order 'A lodmen• of the World at
the grave of Sov. H. B. Ker in Clin-
ton cemetery will be unveiled next
Sunday, the officers for the occasion elaitect Hiram Hill, assisted by Mine
Host Joe, and assisted further hy
Citizens S. Davis and H. Hunt. The
ceremony was quite imposing though
of brief duration: The building opera-
tions will tie pushed forward as rapid-
ly as possible.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
IN THE BARRACKS.
I New Advertisements
The meeting in the S. A, barracks Dog Lost—V. Wilds -5
on Friday evening last was well at- ivriniagry—miss canteloa..4 .
teeded notwithStanding unfavorable Furniture—J. It Chel1ew-31
weather and those present report a Winter Shoes—Fred. Jackson—
very enjoyable time. This week the The Designer—W. D. Fair Co. -1
in Bayfield, Blyth and other places. 'Winter Coats—Tozer & 13rown-8
, House to Rent—Mrs. G. Hanley—fl
officers art; holding open air meetings
CORNER STONE LA.'XING. 1- '
Notice—Proudfoot Hayes &Blair—$
'Ladies' Hand Bags—Coopei. .... Co. --4
The corner stone of the 'latest ad.; Men's Winter Shoes—Fred.tJacson-1:
dition to the Rattenbury House was
well and truly laid. yesterday, the
stone being tapped into place by Ar -
to be as follows :
Con. Com., Dr. Evans.
Adv. Lieut., Dr. Ball.
Clerk, Thos. Cottle,
Banker, J. B. 'Hoover:
Master of Ceremonies, Dr. Shaw.
Captain, Major 1-1. I). Combo,
Sovereign Clair Jarvis of Toronto
as orator is also expected.' The mem. There will be no services.at this
hers will meet at their camp room at church either Morning Or evening 'wort
Sunday on account of the anion ser -
3 o'clock,
vices at the Nfethodist churches. The
Sunday school will meet as usual. at
2.30. .
A treat. it in store for the people of
Clinton as Rev. T. IT. Shields has ar-
ranged to ,pay., his promised • return
I3obby MeLeod, ran away from his visit on Sunday and Monday, Nov
.wN§,. _14th and 15th. Please not' the dato.
Y. M. C. A. CAMPAIGN,
County Secretary Fleming is in Ex- came to Clintim where Good Samari- BOWLING AT SEAFORTH.
home in Bayfield a fortnight ago and .........
they open four days work at, Seaforth Aid 'Society took ,cogrrizance of his '!1.1111I.i,:
Wednesday afternoon and tried
Y. )I. )I. C. A, 'campaign. NOct Sunda* soon back again and the Children's t•I
tek, John Wiseman, Cr. D. MeTaggart
and Jas. Fair trained to Seaforth
: .... A. rink, consisting- of D. A. Forres-
eter where he and "I3ig Mason" of tans took him in and, . fed and clothed)
Hillsdale, Mich., are, conducting a him. He was taken. home but was
and will be assisted by Mr. 'G. F• case, He was taken . before Judge •.. elusions on the bowling green with
Blair of Goderich. That tewn is Yet Holt who made him a ward of the ,. Jas. McMienael, F. Holmstecid, Jas.1,
without a branch but the expectation society which in turn gave him in !:., .,. Scott and Jock Greig. The visiters
is that an organization will be affect- to the keeping of an East Wawanosh woa by eleven shots. The players aro
ed as the result of the efforts to be farmed named Smith with whom , , ,, ..:.„!.:. old timers M the game, • having Con -
put forth - - • - Bobby now is. Ha e is . bright little peted against each other a score of
.
N OCTOBER WEDDING -
shaver and in due time will doubtless years ago when, bowling was in its fast trip across the continent in the
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make a. good citizen,. e,;:. infancy in both towns. They meet interests of the Jackson iVffg: Co..
THE
St. Joseph's church was tl.e scene
.4, fre.ciiiently and perhaps enjOy the ga.me He was was thirty-one days in the
of an October eddinesterday fore- ,
I3AZAAR. : 4.f., as well as they did in the days when going and the coming back :during •
wg y ,
noon when Rev. J. ' A. Hanlon P. P. The bazaar held under the auspices ft.,•;,.., . the "kitty" wa.s yet a comparative,
stranger :to them.. which he visited the . large centres'
of the Willis church Women's Associa- ,,.e ,.1' - from Winnipeg to Victoria and did a -
performed the ceremony which made
Mr. John Grimes and Miss. MarY tion .on Thursday hist .was quite- aP
, • . ,
;ASTIME OR FA•8s-tiME ? 'very much increased business, so largO
' indeed that the big orders Mr.' Jack -
supported
man and wife. • The groom
Vheire was a good attendance of the son tecured, together ,With • what the
was success, notwithstanding most' unfave
supported •by Mr. P. O'connell while orable weather.
members of the Pastime Club op. Fri:: other travellers are tending -1U, will
nell. The marriage being The various booths
the •bridestnaid was Miss Dell O'Don- were tastily decorated and well Pat -
the first to ronized, disposing of fancY, articles, Mayor Harrison Wiltse. day everd•ng last when the new rules tax the capacity. 91 the Company to .
were read, discussed and adopted... It the utmost. • •
be Performed in St: Joseph's .. church,.
Mr Harrison Wiltse it of L. E.
• etc., etc. at remunetative prices. The
Grimes with 'a handsome Bible. T° part well. In the evening the ,4 pr room pm
tittoo
as also decided -to change thatbilliard
dents 'of Clintoe in his trip.: At Vic -
the trustees preSented 'Mr, and Mrs. ladies in charge certainly did their a ! Mr: Jackson met many former re:si-
play 1 Loyalitt stek and was born in the NY
Cranford" was exceedingly well ;iN,,, village of Athens in the count aiaPb°1e.°.1 ryio,hm acnidoballsvointoharve-e
toria he 'ran •across Mr. John I-lous- '
the groom,. who is an industrious and• e
. upright young man, and to -his .larislb Mi by . . • .
who is an amiable and esteemed young
Illiss jean Scott •
lady: The News -Record• joins in ; eX- Mist He en Fair
, tending congratulations and • good .
Miss Ha el O'Neil •
1 wishes, •
1 •
• Miss ,Je ie O'Neil
'REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Miss Eileen Hoover
1 .: Miss Jean Chidley
'Mrs. Edward Waist has disposed of is .Agnes Irwin
' lier residence: and five acres on the Miss Barbara MeTvor
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Of U. E. Loyalist Stock.
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Joint Accounts may be ()rental in the narries of twp persons.
withdrawals by either partyTht is a convenient form Of account
for people living at a distance from the Bank.
THE ROYAL BANK Pays Special Attention to the
Requirements of Farmers.
I CLINTON BRANCH - R. t. MANNING, MANAGER
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VIM MillIMMINIMII.1.11011111%
1 The MOLSONS BANK 1
, Capital Paid up 1-* 0,C5iRWORATED• Rest 'Fund - 53,500,000
I
' • .
Has 65 Branches in Canada
and Agents and Correspondents in all the principal cities
in the world. . .
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. .
SAVINGS BANTC.DEPARTMENT 1 •
AT ALL BRANCHES.
Interest allowed at Highest Current Rate. .
Clinton Branch
Another of "Tom's" Light-
° .
lung Trips.
Mr. T. Jackson, jr.
On Saturdayy,. evening last' T..
Jackson Jr. returned from another
London Road to ,Mr. C. Wiltse, The
ends,.,•he allowed...s 1..ttite
Miss Bernice Kay.
C. E. Dowding, Manager ;
Pr.ce was $600, a snap for the pur-
The pleasure of the evening was fuf-i presented for •aunicipal
• chaser. Mrs. Walsh and her daughter;.
her enhanced by Mr. Jas. McRae' s honors And ' in seven elections
Miss Ida 'Walsh, intend for the preserit
son of Mr. A. D. Wiltse, a ' well
a its own colors, to be worn probably
for the first time at the banquet to /., who is now teaching in that eity.
Leeds on Oct. 1st, 1856. He is ton, formerlY principal of thn 0... Qt
known farmer of the London Road be held in the near future. It is in a On
the steamer plying betwien Van-
• where the family took up their abode flourishing condition and the Fastin- couver and •Vitoria two Of hisfollow'
in the spring of 18.70. Forseveral ers are looking forward to a pleasant passengers were Mr. and Mrs. 'Victor :
years Mr. Wiltse has been engaged in , rime during Ili:. winte: men.lis : . "he French' of Wetaskiwin, Alta., who
the grocery businessand has a huge ' officers are as follows : Manager and:were returning from the Seattle
trade. ' . • Treasurer, G. N. Dais • SecietarY, Fair, and at Vancouver he nid a
' Against • his personal inclinations T. R. Shepherd ; Committee . I. Rat- reminiscent talk with Mr. W. R.
• but at the persistent request of senhury, ....A..• F...ast, B. NIFIntyre. .Lough, for several years principal of •
' 1 ,
.._.—...L.:—.. • - • '• the Clinton Model •SchOol. In 'a candid
. . .
• . . „,,‘ , - Mood Mr. Lough will admit hat:',lie
1
l has eaCt time been a vi c to :: . 1,1 e From the 'W. C.- T. v.. 'would'
. , . , . _ . , ; to vanoreoatilvleyr,pirnefeorthleirvinwgoridns,Ctliiirocill : • '
to make their . home ..with an older orchestra , , .
ABOUT 'LOCAL .ADVERTISING.' .
( :115, now reelecting out , his third year At our ,last. electing. it waS agreed faces to the neW.. Mrs.. Lough, her
daiighter of the .former.,' Mrs. S. S'ey-...
. . . PrfuoY, b0: friends will be sorry to hear %has
itionr of . Detroit. . -, .. , , : . . . . • . . . ' ' . ' as mayor and has performed the duti-. that a more aggressive
Rev. Mr. EaMei, the,,Brethern•evan- ' ..eek
. . . has some ..remarks - to Make on . • . . • , • . ,„ ! - ,
Our Peterbore .eorrespondent in this es of the office ,:with dignity and. tai.t.. a -dented. HaVing this ..erid• in vidw it. been seriously • :indisposed • for ' sinna -
gelist, has taken. .possession • 'of the w . •
the „wipe to the retailer of local ,a4.7.. Canadian
woi ship is e membet . • .nf the was thought .desirable; through •the - • • • •
time. * . ' i ' ' • % -- ' .. • .
residence_ On, the Huron Road' ha. . re-
vertising that are sound' and to the • Home Circle, arid las btee ceurtety. ,:of the Editor, to publish I: -
such trips . but thit time te •Was ,n.OrO,..
1 Mr. jacksoa • -.hos made numerou* •
cently bought from Dr. Fowler • - for
Mr paint, ,We would like to pee rere. at- tinanCialseeretary of the local Circle each .weekta. short extract from . the
$1600. The cottage vacated by -
ion given_ to this . . phase of tbo for • • the nett fourteen centeetitive Pen of eminent men bearing on the
than 'ever impressed by, the peevailing
grocers bnsinets, - and to that end in_ , years, ' . • ' ' i - ' .. . Islibject of the Bar -room.' Lord Broug- -
optimism, gray heads, bald. heads and. ,
t ames is now occubied by Mr.. John .1;ent .
street vita our friends to give .us. their . ex -1 For Many, years he has' 111 nen a mein- ',het calla .1t, "The Nlother -of .want,
'Anse •-of crithe." The Rt. Hon. mere' Striplings• in • business all pio, "
Derry, 'and. Alr. 'George . Barge has
Moved into the place• on*, ling :
perience and suggestions, given twO • .
ber of the Ontario St. church and for phesying big. things. That this, should. .• .*
. .. . ' the president. of the Board of .. Trade
w.hich .1t r. er y , , ' d 1 as d • for
, grocers in a small town—one of them a long period has beea a member of ; . ' .. .1 G , r neat says... •strongly appeal .to.Mt. Jackson,', of . . :
a regular adv,ertiter in. the local paper" the ()tidal •board. : •
I "B t for Orli* being the "inistakea
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whom. it is characteristic to, look up -
I some' time. ' •: ' . - • •
on the bright side of things, it quite
THE TOWN' COUNCI19... • and the other advertising .spasmodical- Mayor Wiltse enjoys. the confidence' •• u : ••
medinei of .hospi•tality„ . - the ' delusive
'
•. ' . -• ' ' ly Or not at all and it is not n difft- of his fellow citizens in an :eminent
. -sign of perserial generositY, it would- 'apparent to ,us all
There Were. 216 names on the Local cult 'matter to pick the winner with degree and the fact that his service* • •
Option Petition laid before the town starting to business this 'm'ethod of
e-
. are appreciated is in itself some . lhave been as _much denounced abarir . .• •
. . ,.
ey'enilig, - •gb°0 'announcing • himself a candidate - for sward .for his labors in the town's in-,
:and abuse in other things have been,
doned, or. tabbed, as Surfeit,. gliittony . • -
' . . 'Batifield,.„.
. . .
trade is the sureet, safest, and in. faet) • • '
conned' on Monday
which there was • considerable discus- terests... .. • • - • • • i .
• in the minds; and at the handsof eul--
The Women's Institute will . hbld. its '
• on to attract to himselh'the attention, tured neople. The drinking .habits . of
regular monthly meeting on Friday' ate . •
sion. • . • : -- . • • • the only .way which can: be relied up- -
to made a few explanatory renlarks, ,Of the ' people ,he most desires. Tin; J'. B. HOOVER WINS UNI13-REL/LA.: the - poorer . classes have everywhere
contributed.. to their political depen-'
' _iCouncillor Cooper in reference there- • .4 ' . ternoon of next week• at the tome of
merely nominal :compared • with the e e, ' industrial'., .1 , personal de Mrs. Jas. Spekman. • -, . • . .
saying •iri part :,:, . I spoke to...Mayor expense to which he will. be put . is
The silk Umbrella: given••b 'Dr. .Ag -
amount of money he. would waste • new for a SMgles coetest on the blow•• hasement,' eiVic inferiority,'• and domes-' The. Ladies' Aid of : the Methodist) . • .
Wiltse about the petition this ratan-.
ing .and asked if he thought tic misery. '.The' Bar400ra throughout ' church held their monthly ' Meeting at
sitting down and waiting for businrs ling green was decided • on Monday .
to • come to him. .Get space in his • a . ' •
Mr .J. B. Hoo'vcr winning out -with the. centuries has been the anti-ehara- !the home .6f Mrt..Wallace Johnston lot •
ber‘ to the workhouse,. :the chapel' of ' the Sauble Line on:Wednesday . after- .
a soliciter or the town clerk
should certify to it. The latter his .
Mr. W•. J.. Harlan is conp ' - • '
and fill . it with new. copy every to the ' asylum, . the reel:tilting noon: In the evening a large .men -
1
worship thought arid hoc -called up Mr„ paper
day ot Week, 'as. he can afford.. Nothe the finals.• The eontesti, whieh was a , tase
Maephersoa. by phone and , so directed.. - irom ; station for ' the hospital, the rendet- bet of , the'. mentherS and adherents • of.
siveness of .advertising he it able .0 the third.rouneto the end, as followst , vous Of :the gambler, the; gatheringthe church' assen.Ided with the Ladies; • '
so surely illustrates the progres- lively Oho *.thro.ughout, resulted
-WM, It Was only at six o'clock this, leg .
evening that I found that the Mayet's . Igrounn.for the .661. Alcohol pollutes }Aid .as a farewell. party to Mr,* - and.
orders had not been obeyed.. • . do .—From the . Ca,nadian Grocer. • Third round, in couples thus : J . , w- hatever it Itcniches. It enervates Mrs Johnston who are leaving short-. • -
Mayor , Wiltse. : Councillor Cooper, - . . Nediger 6, W. J. Harland 13, R. 'Gra•-•1 where it does . not ;enslave, It de -11y for the west,. when a very pleasanV ,
a tale(' -a 'sufficient niimber of: duly
I amOngst the .bowlers consitting of Towne 9i
North vs. South was completed ' on . Semi-Final's—W. J. Harland 13,
Mondaylasfand was a unique contest J. Stevenson 7. A. J. Morrish 6, j.
in . many . particulars. Three rinits B." Hoover 13. - , . 1 inflicted obtlacle to all phases of pro -
The annual winding -up • mat.eb ham 9, W. .j. -SteVenscin 13. J. , L,
Courtice 8,
trOy's slowly What that which it , &ening was, spent in tocial-ehat • and.' , ,
• ' . ' ' dividual it is
tv , does -not degrade . 'quickly, For .,..the gam•es. • During the evening they,.
•• • 'for the commbnity it is a murrain., pients of. a handsome present.
in . .. - a malignant disease, I made Mr. and. Mrs. Johnston the reci-4'
for the nation it has *me a self--'
1 •
spent a few days -thOpast week at .
is
Mr Charles Macdonald ,of Toronto
— ht I telephoned the clerk to g);:, THE. SOUTH..W.O.N. ' • „.•
.over the names .carefully So as to lie
in a position to inform the coUncil,
_ this evening. :Nvhether or not it ..con -
qualified votert. My instructionS have -
not been carried out. '
Clerk Macpherson : Xis not part Of tors in cell case, but the total was Hoover 13. .
ani only four points. • The other two gam companying' hini.
are place
North on one game ,by fifteen p.oints, . ANG.ELISTIC SEIWICES,S; 'gress, and state arnelioratiori ; ob-
structing .all the forces . of '' 'low tent- t • .Mr. Thomas Cameron was a juror
my ' duty to verify petitions. .. I. • •
only their Oustodian: ; they es were played on Monday wheo• kthei THE EV
is impossible
twelve points, leaving the total major-iSunday last were well attended and and rapid changes in '
. Dog lost. See adv,t, on page 5.
, last week.
venience of others. It • the other game going. to 0.e, Smith 'lly,1 Th i 1 these On 'dial reform,
The open ng o iese services ' at the IIigh Court held at Goderieh
' ed, in niy keeping merely, for the eon -
Councillor Holloway suggested, that :ity for the South only ono shot. The, industrial elevation. • •
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committee to have it properly ceritA: play, eonickuttitly the excitement was . —Press Representa ,iv,,,
neth Moorlionse spent .a few days a
for me to certify to the. signatures,. .
game was a tie all with one end to I
I profit*
tions in the Ontario St. and 13aptist •
le.. There were good congrega- .
-- • Dr. Smith, Messrs.. Percy. and Ken -
the petition be referred back te • the
fled to. . great but the veteran Joe Rattenbtirylchilrelies in the morning and a packed
house in Wesley at night..PerSenaIS.
. . i .1. a . on a .hunting i a o .
this w •k tep t P rt
Councillor Cooper : We expected tha. for tho South 'drew in a shot that all The" address, of MiS. 'Gordon in . tlier r . - - ...
the efforts of the North failed to dis-i owl?. a , Miss Edna Cooper has returned to i Mr'. Haines: of Holyrood was the
petition would have been certified to ' it • as list- Toronto to resume het art course at.
lodge, thus winning the game by . Yuest Of his daughter, • Mrs. II. Drch-
I
by the clerk,. otherwise we would a end to by an over crowded audience, • . I man, a few days tho past week. Krt.,
small margin. 'Below are the players and much appreciated. the University. .
have had it done by Out solicitor. The Bee. W. H. Dunbar is in Glencoe at- Haines, who has been spending a. levt
T. Jackson Besides the evening services' and . . .
tendint the eonference of the Arch-'
but if the matter is laid, Civet tO the —
A. J. Grigg there are held hour cottage prayer
daily Bible readings during this week. --. ',. !weeks with her daughter, returnedi:
Deanely of, Loridon.
•1 Farming milliner in Miss I Miss Maggie Wilds left thislweek for'
council can, of course, give the•hlylaw, and scores 1 •
its first reading without any *petition
J Wiseman
S. Crociks hoine with Mr. Haines.
November meeting we will undertake
II, Wiltse G. )3. MeTaggart ' meetings held iti each of the Wards Miss real. , •
Cantelon's establishment, is the Buffalo to visit friends.
. J. Hoover' 15 Up E. G. Courtice i 1 • ' -
every morning, ' commencing at 10
latest addition to St.iPaul's church' Mr. and IMrs. Henry of St. Marys
to 'satisfy the council that °Ur peti-
The petition was returned to the
it. Manning J. W.. Irwin Mrs. Blreig has returnM front an ex- few days this week. .
;were the guests of Mrs. Parsons a
committee to be certified to. .1. L. Courtice o'clock.
'The arrangentents for. next Sunday ehoir.
tended Visit in Teronto and Muskoka' The great Bayfield Pair will he hota
tion is all right. • J. Ratteribury
G. Barge .
Dr. Shaw are as followi : A mass union meet-,
The chairman of the street cOrranit- D. A. Forrester C. E. Dowding 12 up ing at 11 a. m. in Wesley churdi, a and is with her daughter, Mrs. T. ' on Tuesday and Wednesday of next
tee said that of the amount allotted . e . C. W 111 mass meeting of the Sunday schools JacksonJ • • • ' week and the management are. active
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to it $500 was yet unexpended, but it D. L. 'Macpherson nr. Aron and children generally, with patents
i Messrs: Frank O'Neil and D. 13. 'Kelt- I ly engaged in making preparations for
was proposed to spend it draining and teac els, a ' elock in ' Wes' ar nedy lett yesterday for a few Ws the event. The prospects are bright
Albert street and on repairs and ad- W. Harland
IL J'. Oibbings W.. J. Stevenson 1,
W. Brydone
church. At 7 p. rn. union service in and with favorable weather there will:
ditions to cement Walks. . . visit in Brantford, Hamilton ,and
Caledonia. At the• last mentioned doubtless be a big eroWd. In the ev-
Wesley. -
Ont. St. with oVerflow meeting in
The ehairman of the fire and water J. Johnson l'W. IVIcLeod
A. J. Walsh W. Graham
place they will attend the Fair at 'ening there- will be a concert in tho
eommittee recommended three dollars J. Hunter The address width was to have been which Mr. Kennedy hat 'hem. an an -1 own hall for which Mr..Will. lifttLeOd;
J. Nediger
i' tined visitOr ,for more years than 'We i the singing and dancing cOmediart et
, be Voted Chief It A. Downs for pied) J. Harland W. Jackson (1 UP). given in the town hall by IVirs. Ger-
i bership fee to the Fire Chiefs' AsS0- B Grahata ' J. A. Ford don in the afternoon on "The Stortr ea to mention .11 the bOullteelus London has been engaged. There wilt
;elation and two dollars AS his sub- A. 15, Guodry P. Towne of Jun" has lbeen postponed until Alio,' hospitality with 'Mitch they iwill be also be an orchestra and other taleriti
J. Taylor (1 uP), tnanIs unveiling servitea. entertained is not too much for from outside, the Whole furnishing ix
seription to the monthly published by N. Ball J. Hatts following Sunday owing to the Wood -
the Associa.tiOn. This was agreed to. J. 'Pair . them they will be borne tO-rnOrtoW. program that will be enjoyed. \
READYMADE I
CLOT.HING Ionian uroo .s
..n ORDERER.,
CLOTHING
Your Fall Suit
The man who values dress' as an expression of
personality, who attires. himself correctly because he
appreciates the opinion of his friends and associates,
and who realizes the value of good clothes, wants to
go where he can get the best satisfaction.
"QUALITY " Realizing this to be
the ambition ot nearly.
every Man, .we have 'en-
deavored to give this sat-
isfaction, .hy placing in
Stock a most cornpleta
line of new Fall and
Winter Suitings and
Overcoatings.
,
We guarantee the
-5-, newest American Cuts,
• best; of materials and fin-
est quality of Trimmings.
Our stock is now
complete, and we .NN ill be
pleased to have . you call
•••• at any time, to 'let us
show you the very latest
productions.
- We added a Pressing
and Cleaning Depart-
ment to our workroom
some time iago,.atict ar6
• now prepared to do clean-
ing and pressing at short
notice. We also give
special attention to the
pressing of Ladies'
Skirts, Snits and
Coats.
•"A Square Deal for Every Mau."
MORRISH PROOKS
successors to Hodgens bros. Clothing Store
played last week, the South hieing vio. • his old home, returning on Tuesday,
Finals—W. : J. Harland '7, J. B. gress and it. lies athwart tho path of
personal reformation, municipal Pro- his father, Mr. CI-eorge Machmiald ,ae-