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The Clinton News Record, 1913-02-27, Page 10.1770 —34th Year , CLINTON. ONTARIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2741. 1913 THE HOME PAPEIt Place your For Sale, Wanted, ':.•:. c. ads. on page 5 of The News„: -Re -cord You'll get good results. t to Yiellgar the leweler for a geliabk Watch. •No one would go on a long •journey- .. without a reliable watch. The Hell- yar watch -will render good service through the longest of journeys—a life time. stai MA• lewder ana Optician Yiellttar Clinton ealW=11111.1.110111.11.111111.1111.1.1".11.1.11 The Royal Bank OF CANADA. Capital Authorized $25,000,000 Capital Paid-up 11,500,000 Reserve and Undivided Profits 12,500,000 Total Assets 175,000,000 325 Branches. With world wide connection. Intereet allowed on Debosits. General Banking business transacted. R, E. MANNING, Manager Clinton Branch. 'JNINSal irhe Molsons Bank Incorporated 1855 • Established in Olinton 1879 HEAD OPELOID MONTREAL • SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Interest allowed at highest =went rate on stuns of 31 and onward from date or deposit. Joint accounts allowed. BRANOURS AND AGENTS ALL OVER CANADA ANT) AGENTS ALT, OVER TETE WORLD. • A .- GENERAL - BANKING - BUSINESS - TRANSACTED: C. E. Dowding - Manager - Clinton Branch. 1 NINNIMOMINIValr.,11:11.1111 • Stock Taking Sale I. • Stock taking ii the next thing on the program here and that means • that it's again time for our annual sale. Everybody tllat is acquainted with this store, knows full well what that means and appreciates the fact, when we run a sale it Btands • for something, We always leduce stock as low as possible, before in- ventory. There's no money in car- rying goods froni one season to the next, Every Overcoat Must Go Regardless, of Cost ... . $10 00 men's overcoats aale price .$ 7 90 12 00 " " 890 15 '00 4' ., ' 11 90-- 22 00 4,` , 4 16 90 25 00 " ,, 19 90 2 50 boys' overcoats , 1 90 400 " ,, 290 600 ,, 390 6 75 ,, 490 7 75 youth's overcoats 5 90 ' It will pay any man or boy well to buy an overcaat at the sale, even if you don't require one until next season, Come. eally and get your choice. - THE EAOARISH CLOTHIN, CLINTON, ONTARIO Furnishers "To Men Who Care." SHIPMENTS OF SALT. Aar a period of one year over 150 cars of sail, were shipped from Stap- leton and nearly '70 cers of coa,1 were received. Thi a would mean, about eight whole- _ train toads averagirig twenty, ears to a train. WESLEYCHURCH The pasthr occupied his 'own pul- pit on Sunday, preaching morning and evening. At the evening er.- vice Mr. James Doherty rendered a solo in excellent voice. • ' The League OD Monday evening a- 1 ailed. themselves of the kind invita- tion- trona the A. Y. P. A. of St, Paul's church to hear the lecture on "Astronomy," given before thera by the Rev. Mr. Charlton of Mitchell. THE LOCAL - Wheat 92e. , Pea e 90e to :woo: Ciats,• 30e to 340, •' 13ay1ey 45e to 50e. Butter 20e to 216. Eggs 20e to 210. Live Hoge 38,55. .• MUSIC EXAMS, At the exam$: in connection With the Longion, Eng., College of Music held .• in the stedio of W Glenn , Campbell, Seeiortlr,-. recently, Ftrof. ' A. H. Howell of Montreal being ex- aminer, thefeel' owing students ol Mr. Campbell were successiulT Prim- ary Grade, Miss Dorothy Walley, (honors); Miss Josephine Murray, Seaforth. Junior •Grade, Miss Es- tella Clarke, Constance, (honors), In- termediate Grade, Miss Lela Lans- ing, Auburn, (ffonors). Senior Grade , Miss Winnie Howson, Auburn, (1st class honors.e., ' DEATH OF MRS. MARTIN. I Mrs. Elijah Martin, for many years a resitent of Goderich, passed away on Thursday ' at her home ih that ttiwn in her ninetieth year. The de- ceased lady was the only surviving sister of Mr. Jaanes Stevens oi town. The family were very early settlers ' in the township of Col- borne but Mr. and Mrs. Martin wore for many- years citizens of Goderich. 'Kr. • • Martin passed away several years ago. Mrs. Martin was a Meth- odist, being a member of • North !street church. A family of three •burvive : Mrs. W. Webster, J. C. land Henry Martin, all of Goderich. There are arse many grandchildren and six great -grand -children. The fun- eral took place on Saturday after- noon to Maitland cemetery. Mr. • James Stevens is now the only sur- 'viving member of his original fam- ily. I - • WESLE Y CHURCH. The annual congregational At-lionie was held on Tuesday evening and was very well attended. Under the sup- ervision of the Ladies' Aid an excel- lent supper was served in the school room at half past six and when all had been satisfied the meeting was called to order by the pastor, Rev. J. E. Ford, who explained the main object of the gathering to be that the members of tlie congregation might become the better acquainted and also that they might discuss to- gether' the aeairs pertaining to the weltare of the church, Mr. J. A. Ir- win spoke for the general congrega- tion in a characteristic manner. Mr. R. E. Manning, recording steward and treasurer, gave a report of the chureh finances, which proved to be a most encouraging one. A small 'debt of three hundred dollars on the church shed only remaius to be paid and this, the treasurer felt sure, would be easily wiped off by a vol- untary contribution at the anniver- sary services to be held in the course of a fortnight, A water motor was -.recently installed in connection with the pipe organ at A cost of a couple .of hundred dollars. But aside from these two items the church property is entirely free of debt. All the church schemes have been well sup- ported during the year, the envelope system adopted a ec,uple of years ago- having .been found to work most • satilffactorily. The chianch work in ;all "departments has prospered under the pastorate of Rev. Mr. Ford and 'pastor arid people are to be congrat- ulated on the, at state of affairs. A WEDNESDAY WEDDING. BACK TO THE LAND. '1 Mr. Herb. Castle of London has Tented . for a term • ot years the Rober-elfarstrall farm on the Hayfield Road and Iva' fake possession very shortly. Mr. Castle is' a formetere i- t dent of Clinton and a broill' •. of Mr. S. G. Castle of the north ..e d meat mart and his wife is a daughter of Mrs. Livermore Sr. of totvh. The News -Record gladly Welcomes Mr. and Mrs. .Castle back and wishes them success. . The Wiggington farm adjoining that rented by Mr. Castle was leased •a few mouths ago by Mr. Frank Welsh, also of. London, who is now prepar- ing to enter into posscesion. Mr.' Welsh is a shopmate of Mr. Castle's in MeClary's establishment. A COUPLE OF ACCIDENTS. Mrs. Fred. Match, while engaged in the domestic duty of -banging out the weekly wash on Tuesday ltist slipped on the ice and falling dislo- cated her left wrist, at the same' time. fracturing it just above the joint. It was a most unfortunate ac- cident, especially to the mother of a fainhiy of littic'1 , aiul. . . hoped that her recovery will be rapid and complete. Mr, FL W. Watt, 'tale walking down Main street on Tuesday slipped and in falling cut his face so • badly that the aid of a surgain was re- quired in closing the wound, It • is the better svay while the walks are as slippery as they have been during the past week to put one's pride in °WS pocket and take to the neidile of the street, always remembering to turn to the proper' side when mei t- ang or being overtaken by a rig, lest a worse accident befall. SORRY TO PART. On Tuesday evening the' Clinton Club held a little_ social gathering, the occasion being a farewell to Mr. J. 13. Hoover, one of the most pop- ular of its men bers and m highlyes teemed citizen of town, who is this week leaving to take up his abode elsewhere, The chair was occupied by the president, Mr. Jong Rensford, who discharged the duties of his pos- ition with his usual grace and abil- ity, explaintng in language both LX- 1Pressive and eloquent the regretted 'occasion of the gathering Lied calling on severalmembers of the Club, who also voiced the general regret at the depar- ture of so good a citizen. Mr, Hoov- er was also asked to accept east as O little token of esteem, for Mrs. HooVer a beautiful brown berry sett and for himself a handsome sett of bowls. 'Mr. Hoover replied in his us- ual graceful manner, thanking his friends on behalf of himself and Mrs. Hoover for the handsome gifts, which he assured them would net be needed to remind them of their Clinton friends, with whom they had spent many happy years which would never be forgotten. The evening slipped by, with speech and smig and story, and the enjoyment of the ex.eellent lunch Provided by Caterer Bartliff, (nate it was well along to the "wee salsa' 'Dors" before the , gathering hnally broke up. Mr. Hoover has been a citizen of Clinton for twenty years, coming here from St. Mary's. Previous to that he had reeded for a short time in Guelph, to which city ,he is now returning, having gone into businesa, there. Mr. Hoover has always been a most public-spirited and _progressive citizen. He served on the town, corm - oil for several years and for three years, 1904, '05 and '08, be occupied the mayor's cham., He also served as water commissioner and has al- ways taken a keen' interest in all that pertained to the tvelfa,re of the town. . . ' - Mr. Hoover ilk also a,lawn bowler and as se& is well known throughout western Ontario. During the past few years Clinton rinks skipped by Mr. Hover have won prizes at many of the tournaments in surrounding . towns and cities and Amongst his possessions are many a the prizes se won. In addition to this Mr, Hoov- er's rink succeeded in carrying eft the Tecumseh Trophy at the W.0.13. toer- nament in London leaf' July an4 later the Ontario Cup at Toronto. His re- moval from Clinton will he a decided loss to the 13owliag Club, the mem- bers of which will continue to fol- low 'with interest his victories in the future, as he assures his friends that he hes no, intention of giving up the sport- Mrs..Hoover nd their gifted , daughters have also been most pde- ular . and aetive in church and social circles and the departure of the tam fly from town is regretted pa all ee: Fair View Farm, the home of Mr, and Mrs. C. 14-, Flatland, was the seene 01 17. very interesting event et high noon on Wednesday of this week W11011 their third daughter, Zama Victoria Cecile, became the bride of Edward J. Welsh, eldest son of Sergeant R. Welsh and Mrs, Welsh of town, Only the immediate rela- • tives and friends were present, The girlish bride, who was charm- ingly gowned ie a handsome dress of silk, vacate with pearl trimming, • web car-rying a lovely boquet of lily of • ;the valley and -ferns and wearing the conventional veil and wreath. She entered the drawing room on the arm of her father to the • strains of the wedding march played • by Jaer sister, 1VIrs. J. Percy Cole. The bridal couple, who were unat- tended, took their places before a bank of flowers and ferias. The e.ereanony was perfornied by Rev. S. J, Alen, pastor of both bride • and groom. ' After the ceremony had been Pre- formed and congratulations offerlid the bride lead the way to the din- ing -room which was tastefully de- corated with roses and ferns and where a terePting wedding feast a- waited the guests, The presents were numerous • aud beautiful .showing the high esteeln in which both bride and groom are hold. The' grocins's gift to the bride was a sunburst of pearls. The happy couple left amid a show- er of good wishes, on the afternoon train for Toronto. The bride travelled in a suit of brown cloth and tan sitk beaver hat with large e plume. firma their re - ,tern they will take tte touseeceepigag oar the gr./am-els • Isire on ..ttje Base Line where' they will be at home ,to their friendsafter March t5th . • , l'he News-Recordextends congrat- ulations, mad goeit wishes on basalt of e host, Of friends.. •WILLIS 01-TURCH. The, Rev, D. IC, Grant will on Sunday next exchange pulpits with Rev, F. Larlein of Sealer th.• ; The' Girth' Club held an interestine meeting on Tuesday evening. FIVE BAPTISMS, A unigste and interesting ceremony wee performed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win.' Connell of the 13ase Line on Monday last whealthe live children of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Con- nell of ,eashateliewan, wlica have been visiting the formet's brotheks and other friends hereabouts for sey- eral weeks, were all baptised, the Rev. S. J. ABM, pastor of Ontario street church, performing the rite, It was the first time in Mr, Allin's experience that he had ever baPtiaed so many members oi t'•e same family at the same time, LITTLE LOCALS. Mr. Hiram Hill bas disposed of his livery business to Mr. `Worthington: of Guelph. I Mr. Hunniford of London has bought the corner grocery, to take' possession next week. The young 'people's Five' Hundred , Club met at the home a Miss Grace Cluff on Monday evening. - The Pastime Club will give one of their informal dances fu their Club rooms on Pride), evening of this week.thtirMurray Mcl cottage on Mary street from jewmi has bought Mr. C. L. Glow and will be given immediate possession. Mr. N. Ball is moving this week into his new home, the residence re- cently purchased from Mr. .J. 11. Hoover on Rattenbury street. AN IMPORTANT APPOIN'IMEN'P. Mr. Fred C. Efford, for a few months past manager of the Can- adian Incubator Cm, Toronto has been appointed Dominion Poultry Husbandman, with headquarters at Ottawa. The offer came to him from the Minister of Agrieulture, tirely unsolicited and places. Mr. El - lord at the head of the Poultry De pertinent far the Dominion. He will have charge of all ,the experimental branches, and his duties take him Iran coast to coast. "Fred's" man)/ friends in Huron and elsewhere will be gratified to see thae his abilities as a poultry expert have been thus appreciated, and are satisfied that he will diseharge the duties at Ills new post to the_ ettire satisfaction of the Minister oi Agriculture. Ile • as- sumes his new office on March 1st. OLD 130YS' AT-HOME. • The thirteenth annual At -Hone of the Huron 01/113oyte Associatioa was Fell. in the Temple Building, Toronto, last week • and was a most brilliant Staccess. One of tile interesting featur- es oe the evening was the preeentation by President Clucas of art address to the first knight of Huron Counte, Sig, John Willison, Amongst the guests, who nuntbered nearly five hundred„ were : Mrs. Holmes, in brown, satin and lace ;• Mrs, Floody in blue and black silk ; bliss- O'Neil, pink satin and lace ; Miss .Jessie O'- Neil, old rase ; Mrs. Belden, black brocade • with red roses ; Miss l'ain• Egmend in blue and crystal ;_ the Misses liolines' in white satin and lace ; Mrs, Lester Scott in black; Major Beek ; Mr. Robert Haines ; Kr. W. Floody ; Dr, Belden ; Mr. S. L. Scott ; 1410, W. Tamblyn ; Mr. It. E. Shepherd and others. Those who took , part in the 'program were : bliss Pugsley, • Mr. Ruthven Macdon- ald and Mr. Bennett. Later dancing was indulged in and the At -Herne of 1913 was eonsidereel to be one of .he most enjoyable ceer held/ ST, PAIJL'S CHURCH. Rev: T. J. Charlton of Mitchell addressed the A. Y, P. A, at their regular meeting on Monday evening on the subject of "Astronomy." The rector occupied the chair and af- ter extending hearty greetings to the, members of the Epworth League of Wesley church, who had been invited ' over to hear the lecture, he read with much expression and sympathy O couple of Drummond's pecans. Mr. T. Dunbar also rendered a solo vety nicely. Rev, Mr. Jeakins, ip intro- ducing the lecturer, explained that he was a Fellow of the Royal Astron- °Weal Society of England, probably the greatest society of its kind in the world arid was, therefore, well quire- ihed to speak on the subject, is claim which was- amply justified. Such a comprehensive subject could not, of course, be dealt with then °uglily in so short a space of time, but Mr, Charlton, taking the less In- tricate and most simple phases of it. so. explaned them that all could read- ily grasp Ins meaning, The address was such as to stimulate thougert and study, along these lines, arid was listenedto with much iaterest. Mr, Bouele in a net speech, moved a vote of thanks to the lecturer which Was heartily seconded by Major Combe,. wbo is himself an amateur astrorn- emer or no mean' order. When ihe president and thde Rev. Mr; Greene had, in behalf of therWesleY Lea - gale, expressed their appreciation of the fraternal spirit of the .A. Y. P. A., Amen in tile ,kind levitation .,ex - 'tended to them, and also of the lecture, the meeting Wril bronzed to a close he the singine of "God.save itho , 'The regular monthly tea of the , Guild will bi) bell lm the sehool ,rozane on .lientlay afte0e00A. ' , ENGAGEMEN'll .eNN.OUNCED. , Mr..'ancl Mrs. Robert Ordclotigh of Roderich township armour/Me the en. gagernent of their daughter„ PiIl May to Mr Ft'auk CIPLOiriciln'i;0, i11hs0 3,10101 o Marriage to take plaee on March 130. ee.te),e couele will reside at Dim - B0 OLINTON BOY ',MAKES GOODJ'. Mr. J; rie Harland was in Hamil- ton last week attending a meeting of hardware men and while there' toter the opportunity of calling upon an old Clinton boy, ritntely Mr. Robt. King, only son of 1Y1r. mad .1V1re. Waiter Ring .of town, who, in cora- Pony with another young man, is conducting a business college in. that city. Mr. Harland was pleased to hind this young man at the ho -ad of an important educational instaitte lion,- having a well equipped school, arid about one hundred and twenty- five pupils. Clinton boys bave a habit of "making good" and thus bringing credit to the old town. ONT. ST. CHURCH. The Good Citizereihip department of the League provided a capital Pre tertainmeht for the large • 'gathering on Monday evening. Mr.' C. E. Dow- ding of the Molsoes Bank gave • an excellent variety of ViCW4.3 with the aidof a Mirroscope, representing a trip' around the world. Mr, J. Tay- lor assisted Mr. Dowding in the work. During am. intermission Miss! Fernlee Allin sang "The Land of Home." Mr. Henry Carter acted as chairman.' The "Temple of Fame" is to be giveni under the auspices of the ladies of the church in the town hall on the evening of March 60. Rev. S. J. Allin, ?aster, will preach the second discourse OR "Temptation" next Sunday evening, the topic being, "Setae's Easy Way to leame, Popularity and Heroism.'' A concert will be given on Good. Friday evening by the choir of Noah street church Goderich, Personals* Mr. and Mrs, J. 8, Hoover and fam- ily left today to take up • their abode in Guelph. . Miss Watts of Woodstock is the gue,st of her brother, Mr. Thomas Watts of the liuron 'Read. Alt. Ernie, Graham leaves on Monday. for R.osthern, Sask., where his •brother, Melvin, ie located. Mr. Will. Greig, fur some time with the Jackson Mfg. Co., Exeter, las accepted a position in Toronto. Mr. J, D. Atkinson has been confieed to the house for a few days this week owe% to an attack of grippe, Mrs. Freech leaves this week • for Toronto where she will spend a couple of months with •friends. Mr. John Guest, Who has beenun- dergoing medical treatment in Tot onto for sonic weeks past, is • ex- pected home today. Messrs. Norman Werritt and Ernie Graham attended the Seaforth skat- • ing carnival last Friday menial& They report a good time. Messrs. T. Henderscan and D. Col - vat of Hersciiell, Sask., spent a few • days recently the guests of Mr. and Airs. W. 11, Farquhar. Mrs. East and Miss Greene and Mes- srs. Moffatt and Best are going to Bayfield to assist in a program in the Methodist church this evening. Councillor W. J. Paisley •WaS 111 Tor- onto on business last week, and - also visiting his eon Stewart, who is in the Bank Clearing IIouse for the city, • Messrs. •Barry, Twitchell, Carl Drap- er and Roy 'Graham wentto Strat- ford en Friday 1115111 to witness the semi-final hockey match • between, • Woodstock and Stratford. Mr. Duncan Stevenson., formerly with Mr. Ttvitchell, has opened a boot • and shoe • repair store on 131000 St., Teronto, and appears' to Le • working up a good trade, •, Miss ,Edith Jennison of London, who has been suffering for the past three , weeks with a broken arm, is holi- daying, at her home in town, leer many friends are hoping that she will soon be recovered. , Rev, • 0.13. and Mrs. Jeakins and Master Reginald leave today for Montreal where they will be in at- tendance at the celebration• of the Golden tVedding anniversary of Mrs. Jeakins' parents 011 ItIonday next. Messrs. Charlie and Will, Twitchell return on Monday next te Edmon-. ton, Alta„ after spending the win- ter under the parental roof, The boys look well and their Clinton friends wish theen coptinuee suc- cess. Rev. J. Greene, Alr. A, T. Cooper, Mr. C. J. Wallis and Mr, J. Miller are in Toronto this week attending thd convention of the Dominion Al- liance, Mrs. ' Wallis aceompanied her husband to the city for a vis- it. j Aff,r. and Mrs. Chas. Connell, who have been visiting during the Will - ter with the former's brothers, Messrs. W., G. and J. Copmell of Goderich township and other friends in the vicinity, left yesterday fpr their home at Tisdale, Sask. • Mr. Arthur Rogers, manager of the Kincardine Review was in town on Tuesday - attending the funeral of an old friend, Wesley 18. Theobald, who died at Russel, Man., an Fri- day last. They knew eech other at Mt. Poreat where both reSided for maul Yea"' Personals miisssthiesabet- , guest of ( oafmInzs, D, egrad rvlinite „ at the tuanse,„, Kr. John 'Brown of Newarif,'14.J., visiting his brothers and sister On $110 Huron Road. " Manager Whitmore of the Motor' Company attended the A ti tomob i le Show 11 Toronto. - Miss .ISabel qunn has returned' after nearly a year spent in study in m, 1,001 0)! a ietelfd L'iayrti.hn, has been the guest during the past week Of his daughter, Mrs. Luke Lawson, - Mr. a,nd. Mrs. R. A. Killg of Chip- pewa Lake, Mich., visited at the home of Mr. Jas. Stevens this Mr.LoriMackenzie and his little daughter Bessie .of. Winnipeg are guests of Mr. and Mrs, II, J. Rib- bings. Mr. R. li. Andrews of Cleveland, Ohio, is spending a few /lays this week With his sister, Mrs. B. J. G ibbings. Mk, Fred. Henry, who is spending a couple of days in London this week, expects to leave on Saturday for SrkSalteaaann. Mrot Illyth, who has been very ill for several moeths, is now' the guest of her daughter, Mks. Wesley Walker of town. Mr. F. T. Henry, for many years a resident, of Hullett, is now alloying into town and will occupy the Mc - Brien cottage on Albert street. Mrs. J.7,Brook a and blaster Harry of Mitchell were the guests of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Cantelon, during the past week. Mr. Wm. Currie, who has beete visit- ing Clinton and Goderich town- ship friends ior the past few weeks', N. expects to leave shortly d'or his home at Gairdner, North Dakota. Mrs, Wm. Heard returned to her home in Hayfield on Sunday after a fortnight's visit with her sista, Mrs. Albert Townshend of the Base Line and her parents, "Air. and eIrs. Scotchmer of town. Air. and Mrs. ' George Acheson of Galeria' township expect to leave next week to return to Medicine Hat, Alta., where there is quite a colony of former Clinton and next -to -it residents, Mr. Thompson Chef, eloronto, spent a few days the past tveek as the guest ol his sisters, Mrs-. R. Miller Sr. mad Mrs. T. Beacom, and also his brother, Mr. D. S. Cluff, mars - ager of the Piano Company, Mrs. Whitely, who has been visiting her another, Mrs. Taylor, Ontario street, for the past fortnight, leav- es this week to visit old frienils at Londesboro before returning to her home at Gordo, Mr. Will. Nesbitt arrived from Med- icine Hat, Alta, cin Friday last and is this week in Hamiltoe push- ing through a big deal. Mr. Nes- bitt is always assured of a most cordial welcome when he revisits the old home town and township. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. O'Neil returned Monday after six weeks epent in the milder climate of Bermuda. The change has had a beneficial ef- fect upon Mr. O'Neil's health and he is feeling and looking much mac like les old self. They spent a week in Buffalo on the way home:, Mr. D. B. Kennedy has been bedfast for the past week or so and many old friends have paid Min a visit 'A big warm heart has D,13. and 'Vlse71 himself en:oying good health Ile was especially kind to those alivPhooniQ 01011ieninbuencli t3of may grow stronger and befowill wlsh irelaltrio‘nile he be able to mingle among his fel- lows once more. Mr, and Mrs. R. J. Howard of God- 'aria- were in town on Saturday re- turning from a visi . with the formor's brother, •Principal George Howard, and his father who also resides in Blake vicinity, Before they returned to Goderich they al- so visited Clinton and Goderich township friends, 'Air. and Mrs. Joseph Jervis among 1,11e number. Mr. Howard recently passed through ov af siege heisp iegrartYPhraaiaidyla areetohvecralffnaga,ts Alr. and Mrs. L. Howson and their little son, Master John, of Rolla, North Dakota, arrived on Saturday and are visiting Mr. Howson's another, Mrs. Taylor, Ontario street. Mr. liowson first went west in 1876 when he located in Ilritish Colembia and twenty years Later he came cast to Rolla where he has ever Wane resided and has prospered. He has engaged' both in terming and in ceniehercial life but of late years h's time is prin- cipally takers up by barecing, being president of the Farnters and Mer- chants Bank, IYlr. and Mrs. How- son PorPose remaining a menth or Mr. Ben. Churchill, who arrived from Duncan, B.C., on lerid-.y last is this week winding up his business affairs preparatory to returning again to the Sunset Province where he has decided to make his home. Mr. Churchill regrets leaving the old home township—he's sorrier ,than he las on but then -the mat- erial side must be taeen into ron•- sideration. Duncan, where he pur- poses locating has a population of eight hundred on alt honest enurn- eratiou, but it has prospects and the residents already cell it a city. TecomMunity expresses regret at Mr. aththNeesevaiRecstoirinde wishes hloimr taulle Churchill's intended departure, and eVertiowing MeaSUrC of prosperity.