The Clinton News Record, 1926-12-16, Page 1oiees„ Ensem - , •
hie PY.iamas, Stel)-118-and gorgeous
ray Ofundeithings for ,Christmas Gifts. „
' SCARVES, In clouded and • rainbow. effects,
and sillt crepe, mOderatelY priced.
in georgette
AR ladies' and gents' knitte4 scarves (about 4 dozen _in
• all) on sale at half, priCe. • - „- .
' .Gents ties, values up to $1.25 on sale at 69c. •
•
Ladie's gloves, in silk, Chamoisette,- Siege in -Wool an
. • . -
Nur linedt ,„ ••
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Ladies' hosiery.in All silk, Silk and Wool and Cashmere,
in Penmaie.s-Supersilk, flarrisKnit, and Allen Iines,ali high class
Canadiau makes at very inoilerate prices. •. ••
• For the Tiny Tots
• Flannelette Nighties and Pyjamas, rubber -pinafores, towel
sets, dolls, handkerchiefs, paint.books and other items too num.
rous to mention. •
.
Sale of Ladies' Coats
DO NOT *MT UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS— The best
Coats are going now, and at rockbottom prices. The stock is
very low and reductions of 25 peicentto 35c percent are now
offered. •
ANI•mtmeamnopoisno
s-•
H hewere to Buy His Own Gift
It Would be One of These
Wool. Gloves , ,,,,, , • .50 to $1.25
Mocha Glo'ves, wool lined . • . • $1.50 to $2.50
Caps Gloves, iseol.lined . ; ,, . .. $2.00 to $3.00
Cape GlaVee, nekined . „ -.,$2,00 to $3,00'
Chamisisetes Glosies , . . . ... $1.00
,Olithreere Hoee • .50 to $1.00
Pansy Bose . ... ". . . ... ........50 to $1.50
• Ties) in fancy boxes • .50 to $2.00
1/andkerchiefs, initialed , ....... „ , .... .25 to .50
•Silk Handlcerehiefe . . . .ta to $1.50
•Be1ts ,..,........ ... . . .25 to $1.50
'Cuff 13uttons • : .......... .. ... „ .50 to $2,00
r"ajanias. , , ... ,,$2.50 to $4.50
kIat,eliwase Underwear (conshination) • • . to $6•75
• Tiger Brand IlliderWear heavy all wool ...$1.50 .to .$2.50
. •Broadeloth-Shirts . . . .. $2.50 to $4.00'
Sweaters of -every description 41.50 to $8.50. '
Windbrealters, in' choice patterns „ $4.50 to $8,00
.Dressing Gowns . , , ,•.. . . .. $8,50, to $15.00,
Do Your Cliristinas Shopping Early..
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leadS " intraf lead6r4,„althetigh; the
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• The annual -meeting ek the L. 0.
B. A, Wsi's held on Tuesday' evening,
when the installation; of -offieers 'took
Place, after which A Veisy "enjOyable
shcial'eVening was spent •''The offi-
dere fkthe awning, year are:
Mrs.E. Cook, --- •-
D. M.r1Vfiss If. Taylor.
•' „Chaplain: IVIrs. 51. 'Clincher,
Ree.-Ikerestary: Miss 0. Watkins.
• Fin.-Seeretary: Mrs. R. Fisher.
•'TreaOrer: Mrs. Geo Taylor.
lst Lecturer: Miss Vera Gould:
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D. of C.: Miss MerWinna Judd.
• I. G.:• Mrs. JI Watkins.
'• 0. G. kr. Nyl. Falconer.
Com. of Fjye: Mrs. Fl Steepe;
Mrs. C. J. Aikenhead, Mrs, Follapd,
Miss, V. Liverrhore, Mrs, G. Emily.
Aaditoes: Sir. M. Hanly, Mr, W.
Falconer.
Guardian: Mrs, W. Shobbrook.
Pianist: IVIre. Geo. Swan.
P. M.: Mrs. Geo. IIanly.
;CLINTON COMMENDED.
Last -week's Fergus News -Record
carried on its front page a picture of
Clinton's NewCollegiate 'building
and had a write.ina of the town by
Mr. W. G. Beattie, a member of the
Pergus,. school board.; who visited
CIinton'to see the school and who was
so in/Pressed with the whole town
that he looked into a lot of things and
gave us a good write-ups The only ob-"
jection we make to it is that he
makes us out a smaller town than
Fergus. As a matter of fact we are,
probably, about the same size, both
having a population of a little over
2000, although Dun's puts Fergus
somewhat below that. It is a grow-
ing town, however, and probably is
about the same size as 'Clinton,
,Thoeditor of the News -Record, that
is of Our Fergus naniesalm, also vis-
ited •Olinton on Friday with a pariT,
who. carne up with the architect, and
made an inspection of the new SehOol.
Fergus is voting on a bylaw soon to
smith nioney for, a High school and
these public men "wished' to get all
the information they could,
AMONG THE CHURCHE.S.
Baptist Church
• Minister's subject for •Sunday ev-
ening: "A Jeyful„Outlook." Sunday
school at 2:30 p.m. Prayer service
Wildnesday at $ pan, Sanday school
entertainment Thursday, Dec, • 23rd,
all welcome.
Wesley -Willis United Church
The annual Christmas tree and en-
tertainment will be held Thursday
evening, Dec. 28rd. •
The Minister's morning subject will
be: "Bringing I -leaven to Earth,"
Evening: "Finishing the Father's
Work."
Mr. G. M. Elliott will address the
Sunday school in the afternoon, show-.
ing some Slithas.
Presbyterian Church
Service, in the Baptist church on
Sunday at' 11 o'clock. Subject: "The
Gideon Spirit." Sunday school at 10
o'clock, Prayer meeting. on Thureday
• evening at- 7 o'clock.
Last N. Sunday Mr. , Macfarlane
preached. on • "The Evening and the
Other !Side," and in the course of his
sermon paid - a high 'tribute to the
late. Dr. Stewart as a'ininieter, a
man, and personal friend. • '
St. Paul's Church •
,
The WI. A. has elected the follow-
ing officers for 4927: •
Ton.-President:•Mrs: Thos. White.
• President: Mrs. L, 0, Ilarrison
1st" Vice: Mrs. J ,T.„Johnston.
' 2nd Vis:1 Miss Postets..
Rec.-Secretary: Mrs, T. Herman,
-Cor.-Secretary: IVIrs. D. J. Atkinson
Dorcas, Secretary:, bliss Foster,
Treasurer:. Mrs, Taylor.,
Mite Box Sec.: Mrs. .1. Johnsten.
Leaflet Secretary: ;Miss Z. Bawden
Flower Miision: Mrs. H. T. Rance
and afrs..W'. Elliott. '
• Visiting • Cennnittiee: -1VIt's. A. J.
Holloway and Mrs. John Schoenhals.
Ontario ;Steeet United Chimeh•
Morning claSses at ten o'clock.
The 'pastor's morning' 'Message will
be concerning the Church at Phila-
delphia. •Evening: "Betrayed.” •
- The Junior League.Svill' have their
Cllizestihas meeting on Friday even-
ing at seven 'o'clock in :the leeturlt11
zooms. PardritS and friends are in. b
vited. • ." w
1‘11.ra. lVfoorhouse • presidefl • over 'st g
Very interesting meeting of the "W. w
.4.S: WedneStlay.afternoon last. The 'h
Heripture leason and leaflet' 'Selief
'.arid Trust," were well taken 4 MTS..
eaton, Mrs. Niles'gave a most in- a
•teresting• paper en T±onit 51iisiong,
giving much information • abont the to
• Indians, A well prepared paper on se
"True Wisdom," was given by Mrs.. te
f.hirrall. 4ibbings in g
•excellent voice sang •"The First is
Christ -Mos Morn. A dainty lunch
was served by the yonng • ladies of a
Mos, VirR/ldort$ clas5,. I T
„I, 1
,k‘*•c. Clinton n the front rank of eff ?
7.
ttibutio. accepted by the,'
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EN:Dsk AM,
. 4,teadei$,, s Ne*S-Record:' wise
hay,e„ Iluroas.friehrle- ' Ins e Toren to 'aye
-reettieSted•to SehdlPieitrix0)6S and'a(-1;
thessesSto• Hatinees,i172 Ralinerston
P.:111.4efot t1ejiVR6se
aldded:Sto 'tiltesliat-of. the irsnyors S'Old
'BoYS'-'Aasociation":of Toronfe.;,:::
IFUR(111,41RIiHObTO:STRED, ;
The 'Clonnty of, HnroV.is to be. hon-
,
oured in 4, 'x,*ery, •,distniative way by
having 4 chanting "stepreseirtative
resident at Washington; in eonnection
with the Canadian "Minister to that
City. Miss Sadie Me $o1 who, dere
ing his, term o,f. (Mee, Was the confj-
dential ,Sect4ary nons6u.e. Mur-
dock,Iate Minister of 1,elsor, has been
added to the elerieal, 'staff of, Hon.
Vincent Maisey, the recently'appoint-.
ed Canadian representative at Wash-
-110m, and .shortly aCcompg4
him to the AJlierien (capital,• 1V1i,s.s
McCool is ti" native of Hullett.toWn-
ship, _and /1r many friends her and
elsewhere Will be pleased to know of
her adianeement That. she is accom-
plished and, efficient goes withoet
saying.. It is another caee, of which
there have been many illostratione
before, of a native of this old, country
making good in the big, outside world.
Mist IVIcCool is a graduate of the
Clinton SeheoI of Commerce.
DEATH OF MRS. E. HOLMES
' One of the 'oldeet residents of St.
Catharines passed away on Monday
Of last week in the person' of Mrs.
Mary Watson Holmes, widow of. Ed-
mund Holnies-wo was said to ,have
been the first perSon to reach Hon.
George Brown, Editor of The .Globe,
after he was shot.
Mrs, nolmesswas born in Lincoln-
shire, England, ffs.1834, and 'on Aug.
19th, 1850, became the wife of the late
Mr. Holmes; who 'predeceased her
twenty years ago. Shortly after
their mareiage they mute to Canada,
the voyage occupying ski: weeks, They
first resided in St, 'Catharines in 1853,
later removing to Clinton, where for
some years Mr. Holmes published The
Clinton New Era. After spending
many years in Toronto, where Mr,
Holmes was employed on The 'Globe,
and also filled the position of Asst.
Parliannentry Librarian, the 'family
returned to ISt. Catharines in 1888.
The union was blessed with eleven
children, of Whom eight are . still
living. There are 26;,,
gilffiilchild-
ren, twenty-eight great-grandchildren
and two greatsgreat-grandchildren
Mrs. Hobnes was one of the oldest
members' of the Welland Avenue Un-
ited Church, St Catharines. Like her
husband, she was a Liberal, and in
the Dominion election of September
last she walked to the poll to cast her
ballot.
Death came after a short illness at
the family home on Thomas street.
She is survived by three sons and
five daughters: Robert Holmes,
Surveyor of Customs, Toronto; Mrs.
„R. G. Emerson, Winnipeg; H. B.
Holmes, Vancouver; ' 115.B,
Chant i • Clinton; Mrs. C. J. ' Farr,
W. P. Holmes and Misses Anna
and Hester, of St. Catherines. The
funerallris held Wednesday after-
noon,
Mr. and Mrs. Chant went to St.
Catharines to attend the funeral.
AN ORATORICYCL CONTEST. •
A fine gathei•ing of young people
met in the lecture room or 'Ontario
street United 'church on aVfonday ev-
ening, when the finals, in the orator-
ical contest amongst the young peo-
ple in Huron Preotery were held.
There were just two contestants, Mr.
Eugene Howey of Main street United
church, Exeter, and Miss Delight
Mutch of Victoria Street ' United
church, Goderich.
Mr. Howey's thenie,was "Recrea.-
don," and'Iffisa 1Vlutcles" "The League
of 'Nations." The young orators
handled their subjects with skill and
were listened to with numb' P),easure.
The judges were Miss Hobbs and Miss
Arches, of the Collegiate ,staff, and
Mr. Paterson, District Representative,
The -judges decided that Mise Muth
had won by.several. ssointe.
•
The young people of Wesley -Willie
ehureh joined with the Ontario street
you»g people for, the occasion and
kliss.Dorothy Rorke gave. 0. reaclink,
'Miss Marion Gibbins Sang a solo'
and Miss Edna Elliott gave a selection
on -the accordian 1VIr. W. B. Medd of
'Illiceter acted us chabanan for the
evening.
WALKEII—MASEELL,
• A quiet marriage was solemnized
at the Church of the Asc'
enSion Ham-
iltont ab eight o'elock h
Tutsday
evening last when Miss Mabel Irene
Maelsell, daughter of the lgte Mr, and
btts Edvard A. MaskelL'of .Goderich,
was united to Mr. George A. Walker,
eon of slVlis ;and 1VIrs, ,John'Ar.
Walker of Clintom'the ceremony bef
ing 09ndunted by the Rev.' Dr. Roil-
, teetop1 ilte hureh. .„
Mr: and Mrs,'Edward T. Vatsoii Of
sisten and - brothei•Of •the
ciSc, were the ettenciatte,'The bride
pre• a wedding frock of pale mauve
eorgette :over -peach crepe de cheat,
ith small silver lace and. metallic
ataudI silver eboes and hose.'
After thc eeterdony 4. wedding sap-
er was served at the home of Mr.
nd Mrs. 1.,Vatson.
Mr. and `5Is... Walker have returned
• Clintorr itTka ttaVe taken •up their
eidenee ib Soisthlook.'Cottage, Rot-
hbury streets bast. They ha:Ve the
ood..v.vishea. of friends lora
ants( and prosperons future.' '
The bride Wes until 4t eW
go a', member of, the office staff Of
he God. ch Star, • •
IC OF VENESON
¥x Sidnes" Thornpsexi, formerly
freight agent at. the Clinton station,
who l.banat Port Aethur for the
past few months *hipie'd 'a deer
bonne the other, slay, fleasof a -sue
Cessful.'hunt; to be divided among
his friend*, , and The News-Reemid
came 'in for Sa nice Toast of
,venipon, It is veil nide to be xerneme
ise:T,LE1
eTclhY, one's trvsi
zo.
Who's aspiring to be Warden of,
the Coniity.,cext year?
Read the eds. on siege eeven, and
all the pages' this Week. '
Only one more shopping weeit.
Read the ads. for anggestions.
Detailed results of, the elbetion in
both Huron ,rittings: will be found on
page seven.,
ltIr
Iohn Ford and Mies Elizabeth.
have indved in from Hohnesville and
will occupy their town 'house for the
winter. • , •, -
•
Do not fail to read the advertise-
ments in this week's issue. If you
are in „doubt :sheet what to give for
Christmas they will help you to de-
ihe,Clinton Public library will be
closed on the day before Christmas,
'which. is Friday, en Saturday, Christ -
'Inas Day, and on the Monday follew-
FUND STILL OPEN.
•
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The'Flospital literd wish to ex-
press their thanks; for the generous
response to their recent ' appeal for
funds, and feel very grateful to the
merchants who donated their adver-
tising space in. The News -Record to
make known the needs of the Hospital
and to all who contributed. The
treasurer says that while the response
was liberal the objective has net yet.
been' reached and anyone wishing to
add a contribution will find the fund
still open. Contributions can be
handed in at any of the local banks
or to any member of the board.
A list of the contributions Will be
Published later.
WINS VALUABLE PRIZE.
The Moisten Review had the fol-
lowing reference to. a former Clinton
resident:
"The International Harvester 'Coln -
puny congratulates A. J, McMurray
as the successful whiner of the Silveri
ware Contest eondueted by the Inter-
national Harvester Company, (Lon-
don Branch). This prize consisted. of
4 beautiful silver tray of twenty-nine'
pieces of silverware, Community
plate. Twelve local agents on Mr.
IffeMurray's territory also won the
same prize. Mr. .MeMurray sreporf's
with the able assistance of Mr. Frank
Langdon, ealesman, the closing.of
very successful year's business for
the company."
AN APPRECIATED HONOUR.
In the report in our last issue of
the proceedings of the Ituronebraneh
of the Ontario Medical Association,
mention was inadvertently omitted of'
the fact that Dr. Thomas Gray of St.
Tbitrias, 00, old Clinton boy, whc;
was presetit at -the meeting and read
an instructive paper on the "Uses and
Abuses of the ..1. -Ray,' was made an
bonourary member of the Huron
Association.
Dr. Gray in his reply said he
deemed It a' great honour and •privil-
ege to become an honorary member
of the oldest county Medical Associa-
tion in Ontario. "And," he added,
"the'honour is doubly :enhanced by
the fact that the-mover-and-Setonder
were two of the oldest living membets
of the Association, 1/r. William Gunn
and 'Dr. • :Ts W'. Shaw:"
I'RESBYTE,RY 'MEETING.
The Presbytery of, Huron of the
Presbyterian Church held its regular
Decon'ber meeting on Tuesday, the
14th. Mat. in the,Baptist church, Clin-
ton, The Moderator, Rev. Alfred
Maefarbiee, M.A,, 11,D, presided, The
report of the treasurer, Mr. P. G.
Weir of Goderich,; showed a surplus
after meeting all •expenses of the
year.
D. P. E. Lerkin, of. Seafortb,
convener 'of the committee, on remits
•from the General Asserably, submit-
ted the committee -1s report. Rev, S.
Banke Nelson, D.D., minister -of Knox
church, Hamilton, was nominated for
the moderatorship, ..of the General
Assembly, which meets in Stratford,
in June. Itev. R. C. McDermid, of
Goderich, presented the report for
the Seise:nee of the Church, The
no Presbytery was keenly alive to the
interesting report upoh the immense
expansion • in all' the work of the
Church as shown by the general
shatement of the Genet:al Hoard of
Missions, The inerease • within a
single year it congregations mid mis-
sion fields. tlw'oughout 'the Domihion
gave its .i•.c.s.t testimony of growth
and•blessing. The care for the Gos-
pel being conveyed to -three million /
soils in other lands than our own was t
felt as 4 challenge...liar the Presbyter -
San Church to do its • share for • the
world Whose future is' bound up., with
the response which this. church and I
ail• churehes make toward the world
prohlem and the highest hopes were
entertained of the Presb rtery's 11
'cation to the Sthernes being exceed-
ed, Rev. C. MeDermid was ap-
oar
THE LATE REV. ALExAN:I.ER STEWART. M.A.. DD.
WELL -BELOVED PASTOR ' er in Winnipeg.
AND ,FRIEND, 'CALLED.• I After the death of Mrs. Stewart
last year Dr. Stewart remained ns.
TO HIS REWARD Toronto until August last, when he
•
went out to Winnipeg to make his
hone with his daughter. On leaving,
Remains of the Late Rev. Dr. Stew- ToriintO he told his.frieials be expect-
ed to be back again next summers
About a month ago he began to fail
in health and went into the hospital
for treatment, He seemed to respond
to the treatment at first and to be
improving for a time but later it was
thought that only an operation weuld
'help him, and he consented to under-
go it. The operation was performed'
on Dec, 3rd and he lived for three
days after, his advanced age no doubt
telling against his rallying powers.
art Laid Reverently in Clinton
Ceinetery on Friday
The people of Clinton and vieinity
were sorry to learn last week of the
death, which took place in Winnipeg
on Monday-, of the Rev. Alexander
Stewart, M.A., D.D., who for over
thirty ,years was pastor of Willis
Presbyterian church, Clinton.
The remains were brought to Olin-
,
The Rev, Dr, IStewart was a native ton for burial, the funeret taking"
of Lachute, Que„ but he reeeived his place from United.
education in this province, being I: church on Friday afternoon. A large
graduate of the UniverSity of Toron- gathering, old friends from tole and
to nticl ogfraKilliratioCnolllieege,
for a period of two years was a mie, congregations in town, were present.
went'ror Novnetsot.
, and his former congregation, and of all
surrounding community, member.* of
tes' his sioneyy in the Swiin River Distriet, Rev, C. F. Clarke of Goderich, chair-
Nothweet Territory, having been or- snail of the Presbytery, had charge of
<Mined en his way to this field by the service; Rev. G. Telford of Blyth
the PreebYthrY of Winnipeg on Sep- read the lesson and the Rev. J.
tenther 22nd, 1876 On his return to Hogg, pastor of the ehurch, preachtd
Ontario he preached in Willis chtusch, the sermon. He took for his text the
which was vacant at the time, and words: "The Lord gave and the Lordi
later received a unanimous call, hath taken away, blessed be the names
which he said afterwards, he "neith- of thd. Lord." The preacher pointed'
er expected nor desired." This was out that the Lord had given e good'
not because he had anything against gilt, to the Church which he had.
the .chruch or the town but because he served,' to the congregation to whiele
had received a tall from a country he had ministered so long., and.to the J
church which he wished to 'accept, family to which he belonged, in °iv -
mg this good man Now He had tak-
en him, after a long life, full of labor*
foe the blaster whom he loved, to
rest and blessedness with Himself.
preferring work in the country. When
..thePresbytery mot Clinton repre-
sentatives were present with their call
ontdmenho
cisc f'etletgirettatf oprZlilcetps°t, hth4: Ile thought it ought not to be so
other congregation had changed. its bard to say, ',Blessed be the name of
reincl,"he 1V11.8 persuaded to accept the the I,ord." At the eonclusion of his
call from Willis. Later in the after- sermon Mr. Hogg said they had with
noon repreeentatives of the other them on the • platform the ReY, Do.
congregation same, but they were too Fletcher, a collegeMate and life-long
late, "In my disapPointment " 'said friend of Dr. Stewart, who would par,
Dr, Stewart in recalling the incident, a tribute to his friend.
"I had the Satisfaetion of knowing
that I, was going to a field which I
had not sought and that Providence
bad chosen it for me. .Subsequent ex -
Dr. Fletcher recalled their college
days together, their call to the Yarger
field and finally the settlenient in the.
iv taw shite Presbytery, where their friend--
pertenee confirmed this View,
eipened as the years went hy...
result • was a happy'Pastorate o11 ,211113ex. Stewart was a good marlie be,
thirty-four years." •
said sinmly, "one who took bis work
Dr. Stewart's pastorate ended in serioissly and prepared himself for
1912,, following an illness from which it." As he recalled the many who had
he felt he shOuId not recover suffic- passed on of his 'comrades of years
ieritly to take up his •wok again. "I past he said: "I wonder soinetiines,
have never preached -a farewell ser- why I am left here, except it be to
mon to Willis church congregation," aci as I am doing now, acid my -tribute •
remarked Dr, 'Stewart on 'one occa- to those who have finished their
sion in speaking' of his work here, course and who have been called
"for the simple reason that I do not the larger sphere of activity."
wish to bid them faresisell...... I am It was at'impressive and affecting
still one •of them and Have as deep service. Many. lovely floral tributes
n effeetion for them as I ever had." were brought by; loving friends. The -
In affection for his people in Clip .pallbearers were: 'John Macfarlane,
ton
ny DI); etw, afrotr 31Veri mritfully' ia)f s
WAlc,LIVIeleurna,116 .3.oLh.11-Pgai6sElowyallandGD7rIVfge.
so greatly beloved es he was by three
generations of people. He made him-
self one with his congregation and
great was their sorrow when he was
obliged to give .uP bis work. And
since his removal to Toonta, where
Lindsay.
The remains were laid beeide those
of his wife, his beloved "Bessie," who .
was buried just a .year and A day
ahea o ham,
bliss Stewart accompanied the re -
he made his home since
'nett, be made frequent visits to Chin- Mr. Robert Stewart joined her at
his v.etire- mains of hoisfather from Winnipeg,
on to see lsis old parishioners. •
and the _Rev, Robot Stewart of
Toronto and eame up for the funeral,
went with his Church into Union.
I)r. •Stewart was a Unionist and
Windsor and MrS. 'Thompson of The -
After the consumation of Union he llois, 'broth -or and sister of the late
oft 'the Church in which he had been Di...Stewart, were also here for the
worelripping in Torento El Ild idonti- Ameral. • •
DOS himself with a :former Methodist
elms which was hear him,
Pointed' interim , inedersitor' 'of the,
•;Session of: Church,. • IIensell,
The Presbytery adjourned to 'meet bit
•Chnton ors Tuesday, ,Peb. '22nd, at
eleven d'elock.--4ames Foote, ;Pres- a
les g ss Maist who as t sch t I at
• COUNCIL MIEETING.' • •
Dr. Stewart married El • izabeth,
the late' Prof. 'Craig of • Pbe toWn council met yesterday
ICnox College, whe predeceased him' ening, when the ,financial report for
one year to the day% They aro silt- the year was . presented, We shall
rived by two" Ions; Ithbert of Toronto print. this report, or summary 'of
nd Douglas' of, Vancouver, and one it next week, as it is too long for us
bytery r