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Clinton New Era, 1910-03-24, Page 14. • elinton New VOL 45 NO. 40 CLINTON, ONTARIO THURSDAY MARCH a 24, 1910 W. H. Kerr & Son, Editors and Publishers THE holm isthe.present tenant and has year to put in yet. Tr to p nol Board has engaged Mise Royala Marye ehnol r, o€ Brussels, as tees_ B cessor to Miss Fraser, resigned, the OF CANADA just completed her terms at the Nor salary to be 5500. Mies McArter has a G4edfridapQeert HEAD OFFICE, Capital . . • Reserve . . Assets • . mal School at Toronto" and will cern- ... It1ONTRFAL menta her duties here afterEaster.. Easter Monday evening a rare mus- ,�5,000,000 foal treat ie in store for Blyth, as the Epworth League of the Methodist $5,700,000 Church have engaged the Imperial $6 000 000 Male Quartette of London,assisted by 7' ' Miss Carmichael, an elocutionist of re- pute An A 1 program is assured. 125 Branches, and- Correspondents Lhroughout the world. ' Every facility for the trans iction of Banking in all its branches, nterest allowed on Savings accounts at highest current rates. Courteous treatment accorded to all customers. R. E. MANNING, Mgr, CLINTON iBRANCH A SUPERIOR SCHOOL E LLI OTT TORONTO, ONT. Open all year. Enter any time_. WRITE FOR HANDSOME OATALOGUE, Blyth. . Service will be held in the R. Church on Good Friday afternoon, Monthly Horse Fair -.the last for this season -will be held in Blyth on Tuesday of next week, 29th inst. A big crowd is expected. Jas. Hucketep attended the Grand Lodge of the A. 0. U. W., at Toronto last week as representative of Blyth Lodge. Thursday of last week Miss Isabel McGill died aged 39 years, 3 months and 5 days. Funeral took place Sat- urday afternoon to Trinity Church Cemetery. Rev. Mr,Bartley conduct- ing the service. Next month Postmaster Sims will move the office into the new brick Mc- Millan block. An entire new outfit of fixtures, boxes, ete, will be placed making it an up-to-date office. The fine 150 farm belonging to W.J. 0. Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey have moved to the Muliett Bonn eery. where they will live for a while. The former's health has improved considerably we are pleased to state, but there isbe- fore ple room yet for greater - fore he will be fullytetre ich we hope will be before long. Goderich William H. Glover, a former resi- dent of Guderich, who for some years had made his home in• Detroit is dead. lie was 80 years old, and death result- ed from of ae. sides h s widow,the Mrr..tGlover is ties survivBed by seven children. Interment . was made in Detroit. • The S,:andard Loan Company of Toronto has disposed of its business here to the •Union Bank, which has not had a branch in Goclerich, Te Standard Loan office is being fitted up for the bank and W L Horton, who has been manager of the Standard Loan office here as well as its prede- cessor, the Huron & Bruce will be manager of the new bank. For the coming season the Town of Goderich is adopting theplan of water- ing the streets on the frontage tax. system, charging 2i per foot frontage. A proposal to adopt the plan of oiling the streets was voted down. A license fee of 2c per square foot for bill board owners have been decided on by the council. It has been decided to have the bouses and stores in town all re- numbered. and the number and street given in the voters' list in preparation. this year.. - ......__ As to the location of the m star camp for this district for the p year, Mayor Cameron reported at Fri- day night's meeting ot the town coun- cil cil on the result of his recent visit to Ottawa as follows':. "As to the location of the camp this year the minister could give us no information at pre- sent. Ile said the matter was. still under consideration by General Otter and others,and he did not know where it would he held. If was the desiregof the military authorities, in view of the visit of General Sir John French, to Dempsey, located 1f mi es north of L have the camp heldi dd18 tlay,s and Blyth, has been sold to George Sand- there could be a g P erson, of Mullett, at 58,300. D. Den.this is a p n.im ..octant factor in the sel- ection, we have.I ihinVie fair chance of getting it. • As to the permanent 11.1 location of the camp here. Mr. Ca £ m- eron reported.: "Sir Frederick' Borden I• think, is very anxious that the. per. ere and I camp disappointed very very much • and I shall_ be disapp if the Attrill property is not eventu- ally purchased by the Government." e ff Bngins on Sept. let. Our old-establish•d"and ideliable school offers Inc best facilities for geecuring a sound business . and shorthand training. Write for catalogue; it pays to investigate. British American Business College T, Yoni a and McGill Sts„ Toronto. FALL TERM • TBI: long evenings are almost over, i and some of the young men have ;only regret that most cf them, were as good as wasted. _ • • ♦• ••••••♦♦♦00.♦00♦♦.♦♦..0.♦♦...♦♦..♦.♦..♦.♦.Oo.O..♦.O• The Morrish doth in. g. Co. ♦ • ORDERED CLOTHING .,AD] REIDY-illG. CLOTHI ♦ March 25th, 1910 Town Hall, Clinton Under the auspiecs of the Boy's Association The Manchester . Male Quartette , Howard Henselwood, Contralto wee. Earll Hether ngton, . . Tenor Edward, C. Codling,... Baritone Walter MQCutcheon,....Basso antimWm. Weldrae, OomicSing,er, € Geo. Lethbridge, .:... ,Pianist The press all over Ontario give the above people credit as being the best entertainers in Canada. They come high -but highly recommended: -but the price won't be high. for such a high-class concert,0,0 as it's for our own Boys' Associdtion, an organiza- tion that should be encouraged, ' FRED FORD, Secretary, FRED RiJMBALL, Treas. LLOYD WILKEN, Chairm'n Mullett. Farmers are busy making maple syrup. T. Cole is busy thrashing clover these days, Mpaid visit to Sea - forthM. H. Adamsa Mr. forth last Tuesday. Miss Violet Phylips is laid up with rheumatism at present. Miss F. Brown and C. McCool spent Sunday under the parental roof. Wesley. Hoggart has engaged with Mr. Geo. b'arquhar•for the summer. The little daughter of Mr. T, Little had the misfortune to break its arm. • Mrs. D Reid and Miss Mary of Har. lock visited friends in Londesboro one dav last week, Mr. Eddie Farquhar has taken a trip to the States where be has taken a position with his uncle. - Miss Julia Glouscher,, of Toronto, has returned home after spending a week with her sister Mrs. M. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. E. Crawford attended the -wedding of. their niece, Mise E. Riley. of Constance, last Wednesday. George Christopher.of,Walton,Ont., a former resident of the Base. Line, Hullett, died. Wednesday morning, after an illness of a few months. He leaves a wife and 3 sons. The funeral will take place ' Friday afternoon to Brussels cemetery. AUCTION SALE.- Thursday of next week, March 31st. Jas. Leiper, the well known stockman. will hold an auction sale of 28 horses, ranging from 2 to 6 years of age, including, fillies.. and geldings and 3 drivers. Also grass cattle coming 2 and 3 years of age and a bu118 months old. Lot 10. Con. 11 Mullett is the place -and hour .1 _pe m., sharp: •.., ••4.•+ o oo•••••O♦0.00000•*••♦O?••♦••.•♦••O•♦000 :' • • O •• ' O♦ • • ®• • •• v•• Outrungs .!•• ♦ C,. <..,,,,• Fatter• ♦ We have mane gots preparations for y�4• - Outfittings. We've the best of everything. The rule2 that everybody must appear in something new on Eas-. Z ♦ ter Sunday is becoming more firmly established each • ♦•, year. • • of a Spring Suit or Over- • ♦ If you are not in need •callyour attentiongto our splendid`.: ♦ coat, permit us to • Z. line of • • ♦ • ♦ • • • ♦ ♦ • • BOY• � A New Faster TIE and HAT every MAN and . •• must have. i • We've all the new and correct Spring blocks in STIFF • and SOFT HATS. • • Hats from the best of manufacturers, the King', SORSA- •♦ I Hats and Haberdashery I LINO and FITWELL being our leaders. $.5o - $1.00 - $1.-50 - $2 00 - $2.50 - and $3.50 Prices Exclusive Nec • •♦ Goderich To wnship Mr. Herbert . Halstead has moved into the palace this week. Chas. McPhail has the telephone.put into his house last week. On Tuesday John -McDonald left to put in the summer. in Alberta.• Miss. ;Jennie Trick is•fpending a few days in London with her sister. John Lowery of the 16th sold -his driver to Bert Cox, of Porter's Hill. Mr. J. Marshall had recently the misfortune of losing a cow from para- lysis. Maple Syrup making is the order of the day. A good run is expected this season. Miss Clara Rathwell, ofGreyTown- ship, has heen visiting at the, home of ttlr. Sam. Rathwell. . Mr. John Cooper of Con. 9 is in the Tcronto General Hospital: undergoing an operation. His many frienls hope it mayprove beneficial. • Rus Jenkins, of Woodlands Farm. is spending the Easterholidays with his sister. Mrs. 13 D Cameron, of Arthur, and Ed: Jenkins, of Toronto,. Mr. Randal Cole, of Collingwood is visiting at his home on the . Bavfield Line; having come home to attend the wedding of his brother, •Mr. J. Percy Cole. • Last Wednesday evening, March 23rd, Fairview Farm, the home of Mr, and Mrs. H. C. Rolland,'` was the scene of a very quiet but pretty event when their aaughter Alwelda Clara May, was united in marriage to Mr J Percy Cole, see of Mr. P. Odle, Bayfield line; Promptly at 7.30 to the strains of Men. e lson's wedding march played b y Miss Flossie Cole, sister of the grooms the bridal party took their places be- fore a bank of flowers and ferns. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Wesley Cosens, in the presence of the immediate relatives and frier de. • Af- ter the ceremony and congratulations were over the wedding P. Y repaired re aired tothe dining room where a sumptuous rewhoset awaited them.. The bride, p wore a: long bridal veil and carried a large boquet of bridal roses, looked very charming in her gown of erepe de chene, trimmed with satin and over lace. Her sole ornament was a gold locket set with pearls, the gift of the groom: Her going away gown was of Hooters green broadcloth with large black hat. The bridesmaid, sister of the bride dressed in Old hose silk Or. on Monday evening from a couple of month's vita with bar sister Mrs. ,C U Miss Enema,Courtita returned home , Lon de>fboro Millinery Openings on 'Friday and. Elford, at St. Anne De Bellevue, Que. Saturday bet. The annual meeting of the Bible So- ciety was held is the MetbodietChurch here, on Wednesday eveping, Rev, Dunbar and Rev, Snowden each de • livered an address. Mr, Joe. Colclough, of the llth Con., of Goderich Township has rented his farm to his son Wilfred,. Mr.. Col- clough intends to go out buying horses and cattle and speculate on them. and he is going to take them to the West as he has never been out there yet he thinks a trip out West would do him good. • • Teeswater The Teeswater River, an, insignifi• cant stream in summer, but now in flood, swallowed up three Jives Tues. day evening, the last of a party of four only narrowly escaping. The dead are Mrs..Seniple,wife of J Semple, a far user residing a. -few miles north of this town; her: daughter, Chrisie, and Mrs Elliott, a relative of the fancily on a yisit from Liverpool, England. 'A daughter of Mrs Elliott is now in a critical condition as a result -of ex. posure. The four women had gone out in a boat on the river, which runs through the Semple farm, about three and three-quarter miles above Tees - water, intending to cross the stream. to a neighbors. The 4tream is full of unknown cross -carr nts and run - to swiftly, and before long their little craft was overturned, plunging all four into the icy water. Their screams for helpwere heard by a daughter of Mrs emple. When neigh hors hurried to the side of the river only Miss Elliott' was to be seen, cling- ing to the upturned boat. The young woman was rescued, and is now under the. care of Dr Stewart. but she is still in an unconscious condition, and it is not certain that she will recover. The family f os em le is well known o J eph Semple a and highly respected in the community Three daughters and one son survive their mother and sister, The Elliotts, mother and daughter, had planned to end their visit in Canada in time to return home next week. When the news of the calamity spread, a large party of men began the. task of search ing for the bodies of the'three women Late to -night the bodies ofMrs Semple and Mrs Elliott had been, recovered. --- • • • • • • • •♦ • • • • Neckwear s • We selected the choicest silks the BEST NECKWEAR makers could obtain, and had our lines made up in all • the correct styles. Prices .2 5, .35, and .50. •• • best time to select your SPRING OOT- * Now is the very • FITTING, for the choosing will newer be better. • •• ••••••O•• ••**••••••••e••0•• • • • • • Auburn Special Easter Service at the. Bap- tist Church, the Pastor will preach on "The Power of His Resurreotion," and the choir will rendeef' appropriate music. • • • •• • • •♦ •• • • Walkerburn ' The young people spent a very enjoy- able time last Friday evening. sleigh riding oft.Mrigglandsb'_;,. Miss Beatrice McBrien is suffering ri We an .attack of La Grippe. e. with p hope she will soon be around again. Porter's Hill 0. W. Potter spent Sunday in Mit-, chell. Special meetings are going on at Bethel church every night this week -,, Meeting commence 7.30. Mrs. Will Pickard of Holmesville and Mrs. Johnston of Innerkip. visited at Charles MePhails last week. Mrs. Tichborne and daughters Nina and Fay returned home last week. after spending two weeks in Dungannon. The Holmesville Forresters and the Porters Hill Chosen Friends played.. two friendly games of carpet balls last. week. The meet in' Holmesville re- sulted intone shot in favor of the For - resters while at Porters Hill the Chosen Friends came out eight ahead, leaving the Chosen Friend lin the lead. This seems to be .a very -interesting game and some of our Porters Hill boys are beginning to think they can play some, Hogs were shipped thie week price up to $9.50. Mrs 11t. Riley left here on Wednes- day for Sarnia, i'loughing has been started by some the farmers on Tuesday. Eggs are fortunately coming down in price so as to help people for Easter Maple syrup is now for sale by a Few farmers the price '$125 per Imp. Gal. Wm Bell left here on Tuesday for Pilot Mound, Manitoba for the Sum- mer, Our Easter visitors have not arriven in the village but they are expected as usual. Mr Ham has painted. and papered considerable in the hotel and is ready for business. Elieha McVittie�has sold his farm 2i utiles east of here and will have a sale of stock on April ]st. Jas Grasby, of Morris, is the . purchaser price over $7000.03 Next Sabbath.is "Decision Day" -in the. Methodist. Sunday School here. There will be a mase meeting of the S S and 'the general congregation at the usual hour of public service at 10 a ni addressed by the pastor and others. The 5 5 Orchestra will supply special music, all welcome, The col. lection at this service will be given to the 5 S for Missions. . Brumfield Making maple syrup is now the order of the day. F Ormison and bride of Whitby, are the guests of Mrs Burdge. Mr Cautelon, ,of Clinton, shipped hogs from our station last week;the mice being 50.50 per hundred. On Thursday of last week 'a party was held at the home of Mr Moffat, L. Road, when Roy Furry was pre- sented with a ring, by the "boys;" he • leaves this week for the West. Miss Ella Kaiser,. of Moosejaw, who spent the winter at the home of her uncle in the neighborhood has gone to visit at the home .ot her aunt Mrs. T. Boyce, Goderich. Mrs- Anna. Ross visited in our vicinity last week, she spoke in the Presbyterian Church Wednesday after noon and evening.. In the afternoon Mee • spoke of "Prevailing Prayer" in the evening she spoke from the gospel in Exekial taking as her' --topic. "The revival of the 'dry bones." She spoke especially oft�ha great need of prayer in the lives of believers before- great revival can come to the churches. A football meeting was held here Saturday night in the Brucefleld club rooms. A large crowd of enthusiasts rend well wishers of the game turned out. ' Mr Wilson Turner was appoint- ed Chairman when the following of- ficers were elected for this' season: - Bon. President, Alex.Mustard; Presi-. dent; A T Scott; First Vice -President,. Peter Bowey; Second Vice President, B• Stobbs; Secretary and Treasurer, W D Swan; manager, G A Turner; captain. Geo Swan. It was decide'd to again place a team in the W 5' A inter mediate series and a delegate was ap- r pointed -to attend the meeting in Galt. After the good showing made last season, with this.year's team consider- ably strengthened the. Rovers hope to lift the Silver. ♦ • thin. Co. • . The Morrish Cio g • • • " A Square Deal For Every Man" •d 0 0••••••••••••••••••••••••0.0441►•••************* 0 2 Bayfield.' . • The saw mill of W.Mustard will now run at full blast. - nd his is.. Will tNhiddon ef�Lo ndcn a s ter Mrs Jowett, of Clinton, U. S., who have been away for the winter have returned td their home for the sum- mer. t The congregation of St. Andrews church extended a. call to the Rev Malcolm whether tl saticcept d LPs, of Se. not yet as but as- certained. The St. Patrick concert given on March 17th by the Ladies Aid was the usual, success and notwithstanding the imperfect roads the.attendance was all that could be desired. • • orov : Church Chimes ; 1ti!�••e.s.led'r�' elle Stile O_NTA RI •STREET The choir will furnish special Easter music at both services next Sunday. The Pastor will preach morring text: "Except a grain of wheat tall into the earth and die ita,bideth by itself alone • but if it live' it beareth. nttuzje fruit," Evening text "But now hath Christ. h first n the dead, the •been raised- from fruits of them that are asleep." . All are welcome. ; The W M S Easter meeting was: held in the lecture room of the church on Tuesday evening and was well at- tended. An excellent program was given by Mrs Cosens and the young ladies of the Society. The offering amounted to over 521.00. • ' Personal Notes1 easter ✓Perfumery lt: those h•ving relatives or friends visiting in town or going away notify na of the fact eaob week we would announce it in Inc Naw week, P1' 44",444' " i"7 "4"i+'7 " "' '4' '1 Chief Somers, of Blyth, was in to'an on Saturday. Mise Wallace was a visitor in Lon- , don on Tuesday, Barrister Bays, of Seaforth was in town on Friday last. • Mr and Mrs Hartley spent Saturday and Sunday at Blyth. Rev, J. L. Small, of Blytb, was in town over Wednesday. Mrs Fleming was in Exeter for a few hours on Monday. ' I Mr, Eddie Farquhar left last week for Sapulpa, Oklohama, • It is our custom at this time of the year to make a clearing in our bulk perfumes. On Saturday, March 26th, we will place on our counter for your inspection our entire range of bulk perfumes at greatly re- duced prices. $1.50 odors on Sat, at 1'.00 per oz $1.00 "' " " 75c per oz. 75c " " " 40c per .oz 60c " " " " 35c per oz 50c " " " " 25e per cz Rey, Mr, and Mrs. Jolliffe-will spend Easter Sunday in Toronto, • Mr. Frank Metcalf, of Blyth, was in town on Tuesday of this week. A. McConnell Principal Hartley is attending the ' Teachers' Association at Toronto, i Mr W S R Holmes is in Toronto to- 1 day and Friday on a business trip, C.P.R, Telegraph Agency Mrs. R, Marshall and son are spend- ing the Easter Vacation at Kingston. 1 Mrs, J. Hartley ft spending the 1 Easter vacation at her home in Wrox alar. . Miss Della Oluff, of Hamilton, is the 1'♦'''♦�'�'d'®�'�'`O''0'�•��'�'� Mr and Mrs D guest of her parents, ()tuff. Course- INC6a Mr. A Hemphill, druggist,of Hensall, was in town on Wednesday of this week. Mr Rus. Harland is now working after school hours at W 5 R Holmes' drug store. l'hm. B. Rev, E. G. Powell, of Brussels, was calling on friends in town on Monday of this week, • .l3arrister Blair, of Goderich. was in town last Friday in connection with an apple case. - PP Little Eileen Marshall gave a Birth day Party to a number of her little girl friends from 7. to 9 Mr.. William Robinson left on Tues- day for California where he- will visit relations and friends- for some time. Mr. and. Mrs. Gibbs and children returned home this week after an ex- tended stay in St. Mary's and other places. ; Mrs Plumsteel, sr.,has been serious- ly ill for the.past two weeks and her many friends will wish for a speedy recovery. you're not sick ! but still, ou have that lazy, don't- it care kind of feeling that always comes after winter • i. is over, so you better slip down to Holmes' and get •a. bottle of f Nyal. s Spring Tonic It will just transform you into a'bundle of Energy, Vim and Vigor. W.S.. Holmes R P m B. h rin Chemist, • Manufacturing Mrs William J. Marshall and little ageehe,, elese�, •eget ,,,Hee, 'daughter Eileen was the :guest of her sister Mrs Walter T. Smith of Seaforth fora week. Mr. George Brickenden, of London, was called back to Clinton on Wed- 1ieeday owing to the serious illness' of''i', his father. Mrs F W Watts, District Secretive', of West Huron Women's Institute, visited .Holmesville. Branch on Thurs- day of'last week. - Mrs. A J Grigg was called away to Windsor to -day (Thursday) on account of the serious illness of her sister, Mrs James Jackson. No hopes are enter- tained for her recovery, Miss Goodwin, accompanied by. her sister', Mrs. W. Glenn Campbell and Master Gordon, are suending a couple of days with Stratford friends. Mrs. Gilpin and children, who was visiting with her parents Ms. and Mrs. Mutchhas gone .to Orillia to spend •a.' while before returning to Gilpin, -Al- berta. Among those who went to London to see 'Ben Hur' were, Misses 0 Ford, 11 Gunne, 'A Howson, 'H ` Pair, . W, O'Neil,' M. Cluff, Miss Rance. Mrs Ross Miss Wallace, J L and Mrs Kerr. 11fr. and Mrs. James Smith have been in Woodstock,for the past couple of weeks owing to the serious .illness and death of Mrs, Smith's, sister, of which reference is made in the local 4colurnn, Mr. Martin O'Donnel was out for the first time on Monday of this week, but is still compelled to use a stick as his ankle is still sore from the sprain he received three weeks ago. I will be some days yet before he is able to .go to work. Mrs (Dr) Jackson went to Paisley :on Monday to attend the wedding of her old friend and class -mate. Miss Jennie E Fletcher to Mr J A McKinnon of Fresham. Among other guests from a distance was Miss Lillian. E Paul,' Supt. of the Jefferson Park Hospital of Chicago, also a former class -mate of the brides. -... - eonstance Chas, Wilson left on Monday to 'rune in the West. make his fortune was a of ,McKillop, mss Sm ith Ja , Week on bus- iness. nailer in the village.this ' Earnest Adams, Con 7 Hullett, com- menced plowing om-meneed'plowing Monday, .March 21st and has not' found any frost in. the ground. ° ' Geo. Riley had the misfortune to cut his foot badly with an axe. Dr.. Scott, of Seaforth, was phoned for and we . hope he may soon recover gandie, and carrying pink carnations,I from his injury. • looked very girlish, while Miss Gladys , Matthew Armstrong sold to Robert Winters, of Seaforth, 30 choice export cattle at a good figure. Mr. Arm- strong and son are to he congratulated on being such successful feeders. They have yet another car -load to dispose of. WEDi)ING -Mr, James Medd,ot Con• stance, and Miss Annie •LouieaLawson . of Summerhill, formerly y of Constance, , were united in marriage et theLondes- boro Parsonage, on Wednesday, 23rd. inst,by Rev, H E. Curry. The yours • couple are well known throughout thitI lllolmest¢lllei as ring -bearer, looked very sweet in white silk. Mr. Randal Cole, of Col- lingwood', brother of the groom; acted as groomsman, The gifts which were numerous, show the high esteem in which both bride and groom are held. They will be at home to their friends after April 15th at-their-homo Willow= rhurat. Their many friends join in wishing them• a long and prosperous married Life. WILLIS The Choir rendered good music on Sunday last. The beautiful solo in the anthem, "Hark I Hark'! My Soul," at the evening service was ably taken by Miss Margaret Torrance. In Miss Torrance's removal to Toronto this week, the choir loses one of its most faithful memberswhose place it will be difficult to fill. ` Mrs. Stevenson a favorite soloist of Stratford, will assist this choir with the Easter music, on Sunday next and will render a solo both morning and evening. At the evening service the Organist and Choir oir Master Prof. CampbellPbel 1 will ,give a short (sacred) commencing at 15 organ recital tom g B A.PTIST. community -and are among the most Miss M, Hal , of Goderich is visiting highly esteemed, Their merry an osrcd s at ,Toe. Jervis'wish them a happy �rr4p prosperous for left f r the I 1 fe. P WEDDING -The home of Mr. George Riley, of Constance was the scene of a happy event, Wednesday, 10th Inst, when his daughter Francis Emma was united in marriage to Mr. Chas. Hog- gart of Tuckersnaith The ceremony was performed in the presence of a number of friends and relatives of both the bride and groom hyRev. II E Curry, of Londeshoro. The numerous gifts given to the young couple testify to the esteem in which they are held in the 0nmmunity in rebirth they have lived. The groom has lately purohas' ed iL farm south 'if Clinton where they will reticle in the future, Their many Harvey West on Tuesday. Dan. Glidden who is laid up with pleurisy 18 iemprnving. Miss Jennie Holmes. Clinton has been visiting at J. R. Holmes. Several of the farmers in this vicin- ity are busy making maple syrup, Mrs. Depudry of Goderich is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Haryey Mulholl- and, ' Mrs. Walter Cole ot Seaforth spent Sunday at the home of her parents, o Mr. and Mrs. W Mulholland, There will be practice shooting on. • the Holmesville Range on the; 2tth. • 25th and 26th, Thursday, Prtday and I *• • Saturday. Rey.T. W. Charlesworth will preach next Sunday. Subjects : Morning: "The power of . his Rusurrection." Evening :-"The Gospel Feast." Spec- ial music at each service. ST. JOSEPH. High Mars at 10.30. Easter Sunday yes pets and Benediction at 7.15, WESLEY Easter will bo observed next Sun- day -at Wesley Church,..Rev.J.Greene will preach in the morning and Mr. J. A. Irwin in the evening. Appropriate music will be rendered -by -the choir. All are welcome, , A Japanese Bazaar and Tea given by the Junior and Senior Leagues will he held in Wesley church lecture room on Friday, April 8th, from 3 to 8 30 o'clock.' More, particulars' later. Church News Mr. J. L,Willgoose, A. R. U. O.,Mus,. Bac, Director of the London Conser- vatory of Music, upon being approach- ed in the matter of giving one day a week to Cliton for the purpose of teaching singing and harmony, has agreed to do so, if a sufficient number of pupils could be secured to make it worth bis while. Particulars can be had. from Mrs. McHardy Smithy hotel Normondie. Those interested are ask- ed to call within the next few days. Rev. W. I3. 'Graham, of Chatham, formerly of Victoria St., Goderich has accepted an invitation from theStrath- roy Methodist Church to become the pastor in June, subject, of course, to the stationing committee of the con. Terence. Ile is a brother of Rev. IL A. Graham, of Wellington Street Metho- dist Church. and has more than once been mentioned prominently for the pastorate of London churches • Ile 18 well known in London, having preach- ed here frequently, the last occasion being but a few weeks ago. Iloy. Canon Gauthier of Montreal has been appointed Archbishop of 0t - friends Wish them prosperity. taws. . Cash 1argain Gcery Specials for P. Friday Saturday March 25th and 26th: 3 bottles ..mixed pickles or chow for 2C 7 lbs -Rice for 25e 12 Bars.of Soap for. ..,26e 7 pkgs. Blue for,.....,25* 3 doz Clothes Pins ford5e 5c Naptha Powder for;03e We PayHighest Price' for all Kinds of Produce. - B. A McEWAN 1 (JsE good paper and have the print- ing executed by people who know how Styles change in type. We alwaye have the latest. ' No town wil become a good business center so long as its business men rely on a few merchants to make the effort to bring trade to town. Ir may be well to point out that the Public Health Act of -Ontario. providee costs .n wth c together ether r forfine of$20, a Ig fr r every case where a householder Nyal's Cod Liver Compound This is the greatest tonic and strength -.restorer that ' can be found; equally good for children • and adults. It is a real tonic, containing Cod Liver ' Extract, Ext. of Malt, Wild Cherry and Phosphates. Splendid combina- tion. The Cod Liver Extract builds you up. and so does the Extract of Malt. The Wild Cherry gives you a better appe- tite e- tite and the hypophosphates supply phosphorus to the per- t. system -just- .the-., iug it needs. The taste, is plea ' and - ht e agreeable. It will not ausea the weakest stomach. Large bottle $1.00 , V Y Dispensing Chemist,tamesearnimmiaMNIMIIMININIMMI ta knows that any person within his fam- ily is afflicted with scarlet fever (scar- letina), diphtheria or small pox, and fails 'to report the same to the local board o£ health, or to the -medical health officer, within 24 hours. Bank eM Incorporated 1855 . Capital, pale UP $3,500,000 Rest Fund, $3,500,000 in Canada, and Agents and orrespoud0nts in all Has "13 Branches the Principal Cities in the World. , GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS:TRANSACTl D SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT at all Branches. Interest at highest cvrrent rate. Clinton Branch. - - C E. I OWDING. 1Vlnn.lger