The Clinton New Era, 1902-11-07, Page 44.1•Nr•fr, '
'November 761 1902
CLINTON NEW ESA
1 mailuaishatecti NOVitablersus Otthei 1111110114,
osiery and Underwear Reaches all parts of Canada
of Best Makes
Makes connections with
„ all parts 01.1he World
a
See *het your Wrote are by Shia route.
Buying Hosiery and Underwear from us is Much like buying from a wholesale
house, so far is prices are concerned. We buy with a syndicate of five stores Orect F 11, Hodgenst Town 'Went
from the manufacturers and save the middle profit for our customers.' In this way, Buyzonru tiekete aTown and:veld
r e'sd del Y Otago .
"too:we often come upon special lots that other stores know nothing about and these
Arlrintionnanto
Boverehr Rentr-14X, Snider.,
we are generally able to secure at extreme price concessions,
People who prefer the finer grades may choose from a pod assortment here,
but we mention a few lots very favorably bought that we offer at very tow prices.
'These ;re all good qualities that will give excellent service,
WE HAVE UNDERWEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN AND OHILDREN.
Hosiery, Good makes only
Boys' hetwywool Bose, ill ribbed onlyetzee 8/1, 9, 9io, special 19e
Boys' Hose at 25e, ;worth Q40e
Mee boysheavy ribbed wool Hose we ik,re selling at 254 IS by
ladies' Vests at 25e
Xutlifse Tests, lush in natured color, heavy quallty.for
winter wear, open front, all are nicety made and dumb-
ed, Tod will find this vest as good as most stores sell cs
S?r30oot3o. Cur price,,,• • * • • * • ,, • , 4013
*ests at 35e,
74oCeirt we are selling.at 85o ie *he best Cioepn•the market
far the best stocking in Canada, for the money,they or
made of su Englielt yarn of fine quality and come in .
•Lookin he Peolgeta-liodgens13zos, . . ... 1
Hosiery and_uunerweer- evreombe4
Pineroip-Cocrier
G R- It II gess - • . 4
Teacher wanted -3 Torr;iwe 5
Farm for salls-A Ginn•
Plank for sato-7R & RaWfiford. 5
Cardof thanks -Li Dickinson' 6
Tax notice -3 'YVheatleY., ....
Stoves ancliwood-Harland Bros ... , , ... • 5
Retiring from bunineas,-w LOunnette., 5
Now for bigger business -McKinnon, 5
Nothing like leather .•Taylor & Sons 8
Mantle saio-Rodgens Bros
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1902, •
Illtrett'S NOW Judge.
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all alma from 6 to 10. This hoee is eold in one . of the The World Osgoode Hall roan heard
ler tbe money, it is extra beavv quality and is well large city stores at 40o per Pair, our pritte resterday that judge Masson, senior
made and finished.it would be considered Wood value at
them under price tLed while they last the prim will be.. C appointment to the bench, but he pre.
200 palm of ladies' bleok Okiehmere Rose, in ribbed and fere the emoluments of low praetiee.
p!ain, 'stemless feet, heavy heal end toe, the plein mike ,ehe promotion of Judge Doyle will be
judge of 'Soren county,is to step down.
:50o in some etores We cleared out several' hundred of _Ladies Cashmere Hose at 05e
Pie judge is a comparatively recent
.tadieS' Vests at 50c -and Cie
".iatileeee Prices .ve are sire our aldose are 'not equalled in
' "town. They are insole from a very flue yarn, 75 per
vent wool, in a mem or natural color, all are warrant.
ed nnehrinkable, all edges are overstitehed and will '
-not hey out all are tall length garments that will fit
*rid wear w‘11. Yon will Mid our prices 10o to 15o lees n
, 'Om others ask for came qualitiee,50o and , 4.
TesAs at 75e, 85e, $1. and $1.25
,Autheoe prices we oan giye you exceptionally 'gooa yeluee. '
They are made of fine yarns that will not shrink in the
*ash, every Ferment at each price will fit, wear well
and give mild comfort daring the cold weather, pribes
75o, 85c, $1 and
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are made or tor wool, They ere A I value, at per peir e announced, without delay. It is doubt,
ful svhether a new appOintment ,vill be
Cashmere Hose at 40 and 50e . • made as lunior.-Toronto World.
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M 400 and 50o we n-giveyou a fine range of oathThe World hiformant eVidentli rildmere Hose .
not know 'much about the matter.
' They are me& of extra fineyarn and wlii give good wear.
• Judge Masson, ,.unfOrtiinately, will
• Children's Nose
In children'a Hose We keep,almont every good make.• If * tice, or juclicial,duties for that rnatter,..
5e, never be able Co .resume. leis lave prac•
The Council met in due form en Tees.
day Overklm to treneaot the town's engin.
tom All the member, were preeent MOO
0Ounoillor Combo. The aerofoil lasted but
an hour and it half, but ormeidereble tool.
13+ eA" 00"nlilnialliriotti011f.:' from /deem Proud -
foot & Hays, woe rood, eating the offekikkle
On Wheel they wished the writ Nerved,
the wise of Biggart ve, the Town acumen,
This Is an action for damages caused by
opposed, defective midewalk, near the new
Weeny church, to /dee Riggart, The let-
ter was turned overlo the teWillti solioitert
Tame boon, to be dean with by him.
A grobt of 5158 wait voted to J. X
Wheatly, for the faithful eervioe rendered
by -him to the town, in overseeing the mak.
ing of the granolithio sidewalks laid the
poet summer. He was granted $100 last
seset,n, for half the work that he ae0Q411-,
Iillehed inn season, and the Council is to
be, commended for this recognition of his
services, as he has sewed the town many
dollen; in being able to oversee and aired
the laying of our walke, thereby saying the
profit that vrould have gone to oontraotors,
0. Crich was allowed $10 for extra labor
orient on the cenietery,• in grading and
tilling in holes.
Chief " was instructed' to have all
the 'pipes taken down and cleaned. He
reported that nine cords of wood had been
placed in the oellar, and recommended
that the several rooms be sorubbed out,
and the Connell Chamber repainted.
For the third time that blooked drain on
Councillor MoXenzie'e property °eras, up
for alien:legion. The blame and the res-
ponsibility of it has been ehifted long
enough, and we think that the Council '
ehould Rot at onoe in the matter,. The
drainage system of our town is not the
beat, and the carrying off of the water
from our streets and lots is hampered by
larger and several _other drains emptying
into the main sewer, which is groaner than
Won emptying into it, and it is impossible
to expect that an 8 inch tile will oarry Oft
the waste of o dozen of .10 -inch ale. IS
eineplybeciontee clogged, forolng the water
book through the lots and into the cellars,
and numerous complainte to thie effect are
beard from our citizens.
By•low No. 28 for 1902 was read for the
Arai time. It le * by-law to coneolidate
the debentures to be ' leaned tinder by.lasse
Nos. 7 to 27 Inclueive, to be used for the
payment for our granolithio sidewalks
this year. The several streets, with their
reopeotiye amounts, are as follows
South aide Welling n street$ 28240
East aide Victoria °et .... . 885.70
North side Prin 498,80
et 1.084.50
North side Huron street .... . . 55"
West side,Orange atreett .. 286.80
South side Princess lifted.... . .,„. 68.80
West side ring street 855,05
West aide Albert street 850.72
E•alit side Victorla.street 262.85
North side Rattenbury atreet684,05
Wes side Isaac street .... 258.75
West side Kirk street......... .., 111.60
North side George street 182.20
East aide William street . . . 417,60
West side Queen, atreet . 820.80
West side Raglan atrest... . *Po • 112.00
South side Joseph street..., . . . . . 786.65
West side Victoria street 788.25
North side Princess street.4,.
The report of the finance committee was
presented and pinged, and the following
accounts ordered paiitt. 0 Carter. work
bill. $46 87; tt Churchill, gravel, $276.20:
J E Wheatley, salary, $58; R VVelsh, sal-
ary, $101.50; R Coats,.malary, selection of
jurors, $85.60: - A Wilkin, weighing, $8.40;
131111er, street watering, $12,50; A Seeley,
fireman $6.25. .1' X- West, fireman 55;
0 Crich, salary; $30; Harland Bros. $1.50;
'Eleotrio Light amount! $70; W Grant,
rent, 512; Wiseman, menrince, .$23; R
00111201, #rinting, . $6 60. Receipts -a'
Wheetley, melee, $38,80,. rent of offioe, 48,
hail, $24; 0 Crioh, work ni cemetery, 010.
you buy your children stockings here you will be well because his ilinees is such that he Will
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pleased both with the wearing qualities and pricier; never get over it, a fact regretted by
• everybody. lie has been a .credit to
the bench, and the probabilities are
that he will 'resign at an early. day, add
go on the atiperannUatlan list, thus se -
Children's and Infants! Vests come In navy and bleak, with white stripes and figures, Miring tWo-thirclet lehrf salary is
will* ere twine 19a to •:. • • • • • •
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Wrappers at11.50
5 Ladies! Wrappers made or good quality wrapperette, all
hard finished goods that will not get rough by avedr,
allhaye flounce at the non?? , side+, very spaoial
I OV Judge. We believe that this course is
"X`oraihildren we can give you every good kind; yeate In all
1,051, cotton or union, at prices teem 15° to . ....... 50L•
line of children's underwear that.ie in great demand is
nailed Mob Lined, they come in all size% pricee ate 13CtAilie
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eye ynudeiiers tb match the mete areiery price, •
gens' Underwear
We Mice imported direct from the makers in Loridon,Eng.4
inignifloent range Of men'a natural wool laalerwear.
It is elide of the finest Australian yarne and each gar-
ment is finished with the new patent spliced selvedgee.
• They come in small men's,inedium and large sizes anda Aft
• prices range from, each 01.25 to: , . . . ,
Xeres Underwear "Veda in (Daniels," of fine' Scotch' Wool,
in plain rind rib, fancy stripes and natural oolorte all .
aizes from 32 to 42 and,.eaoh 75o;.90o to.... - ........ 1.."40
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par popular price underwear this season is the half •dollar
• - make. We calk give you the choice of from 16 toi2
different kinds,including wool,union,fieme wool,eto., .
And all sizes from 82 to 44, your choice oranv make at -
De
Valne'lltelk°11••••... 0•9'• •,•• ••••• pea.. • algal. 94* 46.4444•*.• *
' • - recommended by his own relatives.
Flannelette Gowns Should' the Government piompte
Judge Doyle to the Senior Judgeship,
Ladies' Ginths Made of res pea quality of flannelette, in it will showing appreciation ,of one
yolk, blue end white, 1111 nicely trimmed and *Imbed, who for about twenty years headmen
• very special Value at 85o kind 4.. . •00 faithfulty performing the duties OU
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• Ju ior judge. Since the illness of Mr
Mack Satana, Underskirts at $1 . . ma son he has looked, after the larger
. . pait of -the judicial work of ,the county,
We bailey° £t.....4 I.., Underelsirts at $1 ever'scild in town tire an is well deserying Of prornotiqn.
the'ones we are .now showing at till', price, they are , The government, In . our hiltable
made of an elegant quality of satana cloth, all twine opinion, Will be -making a' gracious
wide frills at bottom, mend styles to choose from, all =Stake if it does not oleo appoint a
-----------------------------1.00nJunior Ttidge, There IS' more work
A. full assortment o
f hoye'*Underwear, in fleece lined wool And we' a so think that taking. ail the
• , - • than lu ge Can properly look after.
and union, at from, each • • • * ..25c to 50e circumstances into account, the Junior
judgeship should go to Mr Philip Holt,
Corsets that will fit and wear well • of Godertch, Who is actingjudge at the
'lhat's the kind present time. In addition to the fact
flV •• Ina he posseeses all the qualifications
• necessary,. he is unanimously reborn.
• Our corset sales this 'season so far have been the largest sn mended by eyery member of the Bar
re3sra• :Women who want geed wrests and corsets that will in the cOunty, and also by the three
giva solid comfort have found out that at this etore they are sure parliamentary representatives.
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gesting tfle.be8s.
• Tour niniOy back
if y011 want it.
CLINTON
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. ST JOSEpET'S ORCR013,-,-Iiast &slur- '
ehorch Chinees day .. being "all; Saints" : day Undue
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--service was conducted in Blyth by. Re*
TURNERS CHunc11.--QUarterly ser, Father McMenamin. Healso conduct- .
-vices will beconducted in this church 'ked service in that town On Sunday.
cia "Sunday next. 4, , Monday morning, at nine,`seryice was
,... ..., 'held here, it being "all Soul's" day and
•13APTIST RURCH. -Re', luo I,. s was said for their peaceful repose.
Coltman. of • Branerkton, a former • ' .....The. ' usual first Frulay's devotion
pastor, will be the special preacher at OFtbe Sacred Heart. League will be
the anniversary services - to be held held to-day-Eriday---at 7 o'clock, Rev
310""ndale• At 11 a* m• and 7 P. ith; 1 Father McMenamin officiating, He
Bnecial music will be rendered by the I will conduct Wm services next Sunda"
choir, and collection will he taken tin.'
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o;. behalf of the trust fund.... On Mon- 1 Si PAUL'S CHURCH, -The rector's
' -4"1,-„1, evening a tea meeting will he held; , remarks in his discourse last Sunday
tea to be eerved from 5,30 to 8 p. iii,, ' inorning, was along the lines Of the
after which an Wrests will be given • Christian's sworn here. . Being but a
tyliir Coltman, on "Canada for the 1 pilgrim snap, wanderer in:a strange
'Venadian Youth" a number of recite.- I land, and asked • those who: were
tidos will also be given, interspersed • ()heists oven to let there lives so speak,
',with appropriate Music....Rev S. 0.• that they may be recognized as such.
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Dunlop will conduct his own work in ' A goodly number partook of the
,, the *aft ornohn,at the Base Line church. Lord's Supper after the ',morning ser -
WESLEY ORTIRML-The Intermedi.
. ' • " vice. Next Sunday being the Kings
birthday special services of a thanks'.
ate and Senior Leagues met on 1Stkinl' giying nature to Almighty God for the
daY, evening. The Monet from t°' 80 restoration of the Kings health arid
*lid was consecration meting, with e
•:roll call, Several 'Short address's tendd for the many bleseingthat has at -
the British nation during the
'were given, Oscar Rodre
ers being ' the past tWo year!), will be held. and ap-
%nein sPeaker• A like service was esn'prop 1 ,te mnsie will berendered by the
idonted for the senior League by Rav BChoir. .
- X: Manning. Collections were .
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- fin lip by both meetings, the money °START() STREET Catrtunr.-Miss
le to be devoted to the running • ex. Allan, who recently took' charge of the
wenass of the society; et . was •ev.er. , organ of this church, handed in her
resignation
,at few days since (her broth.
Iboked that the delegates to the cor •
er having moved to Goderich) and Miss
,nention held. at atiderich last Weiei • Rollie Combo hail been engaged to sue.
were present, and the report of t at
gatheting was 'not given, so they thoroly Proficient organist, and will
111 ceed her. Miss Combs is known as a
' bore another week to present a betteriirender excellent e4,•rvice. , "The qiiart-
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report.. .The quarterly Services on S 11.
dly were well attended, and gave evie erlY service% on Sunday were Well
dello, of increasing apintaai iii,e. At, attended, the number participating in
the needing of the efikaak hoard on both the loveteatit and, sacramental•
eerviee, teeing the largest , ever exper.
'Tuesday eenning, the financial state. renced,giainariyidetace of the continued
InentglYen was the meet eatlefitetory
geowth and spirituel prosperity of the
, -in the history of the Church. and show.
' au an appreciation on the Dart of the : simrsk 4 the meeting of the °foetal
congregation that was amouvaging, QiarterlY Board was held on Tuesday
noa stoer s elected•wre aro evening The report. of the 1(ecordlng
raheriv., W. canteion, ty,mgh.• alma. Steward ehowed the Obancett to he in a
geed and eatiefaCterV conditioe,
F. R. Itodgens. Southcanthe and Tin- good
The following resolution was '.1.:he Stewards elected were Messrs E. !
vaned nnanirenegy -,,,,irteseaveav that. G. Omit Moe; H. Plumsteel, Jacob Tay-
inh inion.of.•thie the Quarterly : lor, L. Tyndall, W'. Mural, B. J, Gib -
o r
. Wesley church, the bilis now - hinge, and John Gihhinge, the totter
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ttanaing on 6,1e,bin board!, ;towbar of whom was re eleeted Recording
A recent in town are moatit ea Steward; Mr William TipladY, as one
totitand improper, and shedid be ,e0v., of the oldest and most • faithful SteW.
orea or destroyed; we also protest in ards of the church, WAR elected an
the eteringeet manner against bills of nehenarY Steward for life. James
00011,1000d a respectable: ineMbet Cornish, Henry Plumeteel and 1 Gib.
Carretr.n..t.anoillearogtrhaem .t9itiltr given
hinge Were appointed Sunday School
that character being allowed UP at any
, Ihne, and think; Jplaholild be taken
f ; to pet -Amite the Party or patties who
at League on Monday night., . Ate v Mr
' g ttikilegsVettiliteVOr IlMittfi aingit
1 • e• , Godieln, of Grade church, St. Thomas,
,. subsequent Meeting of the Trnatee will occupy the pulpit at both eervicee
' Blaze eeyeral Miner iMprOYetitentis next IsundaY• Rev Dr Gifford will
. watt r000tamended. Milting there the tr...aach wehlverearY eerYieee In St,
Ildtteing•Of Ittelephoneldtbe parsonage. ;U10113460
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Tile P.; 0. DePartmont:
' The Liberal part,f, thretigh Sir Wm.
Muilock,has achieved areeordfor wbkh
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' eretnleg and Violas;
Mut Riese, of Exeter, visited it the home
•of her son, W. Ross.for a few dein last
Jemee Crewe, of Toledo, is hereon
with hie brother, . F. B. Crews; for
It has every reason to be proud.
Ping Peng
Is the moat popular, game In AMerice at the present time. 11 11 mutt.
able for old entLYOUnNand be - geed itim dining
table. The prioem have yery muck loosened during ties laet few motiths
owing to the yery large sale throughout America.
• These are three lines of special value
No, 1 Set -TWO turned handle wood bate, two Peliehed poste, ghen,
Knet with white binding, and..2 TWO balite-complete, cardboer4 KAn
box, with rules, Per set ......•• . . • . .0000111.*01,.****".0•.•
No, 2 Set, --Two horned handle mud Fiber :surface bats; green net
with white binding, two poliehed poste and four Rain belle, cora. ,
plebe in oardbeard box, With rules. Per eat . .4 . *4 • • • 9 P • 4 'Pk
No P 8.„Eleta.Two woodbats with donble eand paper Judges bledelk
turned handles, new etyle cleran poste with felt bottom, hound net, fen
analogy, iialex belle, Per . Amy
Bata extre, With Or withont Oend paper Barna.. 10, 20, 85 an4 60a
each, Best Rolex balls extra, each 5o. Beet Englieli Caddie, meat 7e
WALL PAPER Department
You're not going to put bask *bat
carpet and furniture without paper.,
ing the room, are you vto!!
.ehie hortee-oleaning eessonie wall
paper seamark, toe. • •
We have a stock of
15000 rollsto select from
-and oan give you any Outdo or pat-
tern yea require.
Call or send for eaniples. Good
paper can be had as low tie 5o a roll,
but we excel in medium priced • pa.
• pore for 8 to 20o permit,
•All paper trimmed free
Hang' ourWinds:ivy Shades,
'tu
or better still; let t hang them sfor you. This we will be pleased to do if
your home IC' in town, To our country customers we glye special histrac-
tionewhen necessary: • •
When 37,0u get Blinds, t the. best,. as it
alway ys.
We buy direct from the beet inanufaeturere in Canada, and our Shades
are first-class. The rotten; also are fully guaranteed. • - •
151110105 tra4be hod front 85 to 60e for the plain. ones,
c to *1:25 for lace arid fringe..
Special sizeth
e eecured on ort notice
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Now in Stack Butterick Patterns for .December.• -
These show everyveriety of, garmentlorindoor end:outdo= *ear.:
Special coettimes for elderly ladies evening wear for the Bolidasee Band.
frill novelties tricked and'slotuream effects; Drop shotilder effects, new
. norfolk effect% • •
Be sure to get a copy of The Delineator for-itecember, now ready.• •
11 18 the Chrietnuie number and also the thirtieth anniversary number.
11 18 the meet complete, the moat beautiful woman's magazine ever
published, 240 peps; 21 hill pages in colors, Only 15 cents. Don't
fell td get s copy; the !Alfieri is limited. '
W. Cooper & Co., dinton
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Agents for a P. It, Telegraph and Derninion xpress
Money Orders, also for Button& Patterns,
It is this -.the Festal department • of , Mr .Reekie,of ihornite; aceonipanied
by his daughter, is visiting it his eon%
:the country has been so well managed Paraltr'ir,'GReuntlinki.e'of Toronto. returned to
*that Or the last fiscal year4the receipts his home on Wednesday, after virkiting his
brother Dr. Gunn, for 'a few dive.
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Are $5,000.aikere than the expenditure. :When it is remenibered that ' every etre in'. W. Ferran and daughter Pdre U.
T. Ilande,ieft Saturday for a trip ,to T.orim
year -under the Conservativeadminiee th. They will be gone two weeks.
• :tration,there wits a large auntie! deficit Wise Millie Evene, who has been visiting
her brother in Toronto, for the past two
month*, returned home net Thursday.
Mre S. floats, who has been speeding the
souttner with her daughter,alre McCallum,
Creatline,Ohio,returned to town on 'Friday.
Mrs R. H, Read, Lorelon,(mother of Aire
W.• Harland, jr..) is visiting her'old friends
here, and.expeote to rtinsin for soma time.
bliss Tillie Cololonah, . who has been
epending severed weeks with friends in and
around Olinton,returned to Woodetook this:
week. • • . • •
Mrs James Turnbull, of Toronto, who
less been visiting at Thos. Jackson% jr.,
for some time, returned to her -home this
week.
Will pone, express messenger between
London, and the, Niagara Falls.and former.
ly a resident of town, was a visitor here
last week. . •
in this deportment the testi-just before
tbe.Liberrile took, office,: am punting to
'nearly $800,030 In one year; ,it thowe
inaavellieue good, management. ,
. It should also be remembered that
the Liberal party'has given the cOuni7
•• try the best postal service it ever had;
Ifteferaridum. Notes. and the lowest letter rate, thereby sav-
ing the • people •thousands of dollars
• Voting bakee place on Dec.`4..Hin the annually. It has, increased themileage
meantime think over how you are go- of mail routes thousandsof miles and
to Vote, . *opened up hundreds of new offices.
. When the Governinent maimed the
ganY inquiries 'have ifielleti the If' ietter rate from three to two, cents, the
cense branch of the -Ontario Glover:- Conservatives bitterly opposed it, as.
neent_on.Dec; 4th, day o
as to whether, bar -rooms mustthe f ,
e 'eerting that a direct tem would be nee.;
Closed
on the Lignop Act. The chiefithe yotenspECtlF entity to meet the large loss of revenue
thus incurred,
of Retinae tag said that by a clause in
the Prohibition Act, the nr visions of Nething of the kind hart oecuire4.
the general election lit•*164peolin-ltTithe peoanle got the bentefit of the'redue. •
closing of baes,eorruption etc would on, an vvere • never axed an extra
apply to the Coining vote.
.1 . CThere are some features Of ear Mut-
The first meeting for ptirposes of or- ock's adminiatration, that we do not
ganiecition Was held in the Oeuncil agree with, and which may be referred
chamber, Clinton, on Friday evening to again, but be is certainly entitled' to
last, with a fair attendance. Mr A T. great credit for his aeneral :Manage.
Cooper was appointed vice-president merit of his department, which brings
for the town, and Mr Russell Manning inthprominence these facia:-
secretary -treasurer. • A chairman and 'Under Conservative rule •-e. deficit of
three Ot a, committee for each ward $800,000, Ceder Liberal rule -a surplus
was selected to look after the votes of 55,000,
and See to getting out the`Store, and
a few minor matters left in the „hands *
of the Executive, , North Norfolk, Von by the °onset-
, • yatives in the loial election, has been
• The
declared vacant by the judges, en the
.raeority of the Ftosfie4lovern-
ment now three. It is increasing at • ground of bribery. This is the second
the rate of one a week, which Will Conseryotive unseated and no Liberal,
make it eleven by the end of the year,
and twenty somewhere during the ses• We stated two weeks ago that ElOn.
Mon, Twenty, tirethink, aheet James Sutherland would, noosed Mr
enough. it is not weii thab a Govern-
ment should be too strong.-plaae. Tarte, as Minister of Public Works;
Sir Wilfrid Louder and Mr Torte though not. 1:41441.13' ammtheedi it Is
were the leading guests on Tuesday virtually conceded that this will be the ,
evening at the Loyal Tiniversity an- case, and that Mr. Vtefontain, e ex.'
nual dinner in Montreal. No references Mayor of Montreal, will become Mlinis-
of n personal character were made. Mr ter of Marine.-;
Tarte,who get O tremendous reeeptien,
mune out hot in supportof his well- ,
defined tariff, , eteod 133r all he hod Mr Monteith, Who has been unseated
said,and urged his hearers to stand for in North Perth,laeld his seat by a yote
a PolloY, of (*hada for the Canadianet that belonged to his opponent, What&
• Jas. Howson, who waa awAy on the har-
Yeeterre excursion' to the northwest,eeturned
• last'Friday. He is greatly taken with that
p vet of our country,
daysinStotrwanchwainthGrgsritelher' la7tanwteeka, fbeva-
fore leaving for London to take a mime in
Coo' ik Shorthand Academy, '
3. Fluker and Eli Motiaughtin, of Ox
iiv, Mem , are visiting relativee in town.
They attended the wedding of their mean,
Miss Fluker, Wedneeday.
Metiool, of Drurribo, 'slatted his sister
and mother on Albert street, for a few days
last weeir, prior to leaving for the North.
west, where he will reside in the future.
Mrs EL Andrews left kat Saturday to
spend the winter with her . eon Rasa, in
Cleveland.. lir and Mrs Ben Gibbinge will
orsoimy thellonse till their own is finiehed.
W. Newcombe left on TuesdaYaftertoon
t•for Stratford, London and Strethroy. Erc
returned on Wednesday evening, a000ni-
panted by Mfg Newitionebe and baby, who
have been *Ring at her parents' in Pet.
roles for the pad three weeks, . .
George and Barry Ansley, of Wingluon,
have gone to Chathein to attend the Cab.
oda Business: College, of that city. George
was gold medallist in the business depart.
meat last, 36120; and will now take up the
shorthand mare% Barry is ori ex-pilblio
school teacher of this county, and will en-
-ier the bagmen' department ''
Sir Sandford riernin ,* Of Ottawa,' howl the psuedcifirtuous ConservatiYo Mr and Mre Henry Joyner, who left oven
the comniehin of the Pacific cable to ress would have raised had li been a
.alavoiabirwrekt.hersisOiold8Lsayneda,r;
Mat Saturday night too advantate of . returnedatagohom6er
a hi visit, and thinke
seta around the world. it iberal who had thus- retained his. +seat
messageuntil nut out bv the courts, ut they elm% he hear men his eatiye country. ane
w :dammed to the Governor-Gener- haven't '- a t h f le jubilant OV r 9
V' bout this case • ° a°
al, Ottawa, and was sent yiti, Australia,
"I',a trot: . e aa" 4 ' MOM of the *mare of ',Merry England"
South Aides and England. The mes- ii than ever, Ha took in all the eights of
k, vv, •awe, pf Toronto, aged 27,
Rage duly came back; haying oceupied ondon, where he epent most of the time
1.01souts and 25 minutes in its globe* the new general manager of the metro- . he was away, visiting two &others whom
girdling trip. - nolitan bank, Is said to be the youngest he had not ;teen Fll1100 leaVing there. He
The London Standard,. ,the chief °.• mntook in the great matinfoottiring centre of
Government omen, , publishes. the full occupant of such an iortent office., Birmingham, the Wolvethomplon Pair,
text of the Laurier -Tarte correspond- in Canada, if not in the WOO& Ile and had a long talk With Alex Moll Allan,
etarts with a salerynf 4115,000, and no the ,Canadian Dotomiselober. Fruit en
ence, and expresses tutierise that Mr
Tarte atteropte .no excuse for hie line .: exhibition, that ill over a year old. is In
doubt hie emnloyers believe him, to be good condition a
of action, which is contrary to all tra till; Mr japer Boys that
ditions of Cabinet geivernment, The Woeth it. MA lf the general manager' ' Canada . has a wonderful exhibit there,
Standardsays Sir Wilfrid's answer is of a single bankinginstitution is worth which is induoing thotesonde to ernigrote
,„
worded wiUramodorationwhich Would title eatery, What about. the General to thie oduntry, the Triniehm, the boot on
certainly not have been displayed hManager of this Dffintilion, Who re. whieh he dards Nee, bringhtg over item
the Doke of Wellington Or -Lord Pal-
1 • s)
calves lees than 410,000 a year for his 1800, The reesage was very rough, but
mereten, service, • he say' that he more thou enjoyed it.
At LAM,'
1WWWWWWWk
Nile .Goderiele
.deta,ear,..... At the meeting of the ' Nores:-Lee & Sheppard, plumbers,
Trustee board of the Alethodist church
conduct the business in future.. 0on-
bave dissolved partnership; Lee will •
rvair the old church,' and a resolution
OwIlastibo rnoduagyh night; i gi ihpt ; ati ihde y decided,passed t.In. not mato.
bridge at Georgetown, fortunately.
ductier Dingman dropped 20ft off a
:ously that a new church be' built next was not, injured. • Public School Board.
• d's: met Monday evening ; 'there were spring. The: matter was freelyp
-ens boys and 221 girls attended net month
181
'and ascertain 1 he probable peat, veas
cussed and A committee to secure +
unloaded at the .
or 86 per cent, 125,000. bushels of
appointed, namely -Chas •Gerv.in and wheat nave been, . unto
Samuel Shepperd. • This is a step in, the
and outfit returneeTueeday evening'. this Week. The dredge Arnold
rhiegthet; dbiruetce,wioinu,.aptirdobvr:bIllynoied.don.ltyc: aid:0 jog.
to the comfort of the congregation
the past month, Work is . pro -
from Bayfield,Where it had been work- ' .
strength. "greesing on the:excaeation for th-eliM
NOTES. -Rev E. Shaw. Benutiller, warehouse for the Lake, Huron & Mara
last : itoba ,Milling 0o. Miss Mac Dickinson,
condected quarterly services here
SuncleY„Rey-M J Wilson supplying on of Toronto.. Miss Laura Acheson and
his charge, Next Monday night our Miss Elizabeth Wilson cave an inter.
branch Bible society will hold their an- tainment under the auspices of Ep-
nual Meeting in the church, when ad. worth League at Ridgetown recently,
dresses will be delivered on the work Farewell supper Was tendered Science
teethe society by our pastor,. and the Master, Grant, on Thursday evening
president of the society ; music will be , last; he has. occupied thatpositionfer
furnished by the choir and others; ev- several years; in connection With the:
erybody should avail themselves of this Collegiate Institute to the satisfaction
meeting, John Marke and bride, of of all, but has resigned, and will look
Galt spent. their . honeymoon at the : for laurels in other fields. The bylaw
home of Snyder, also visiting friends to grant a loan of $25,000 for fifteen ,
at Auburn:, Benmiller and Clinton. years, without interest, for the re-
•. : . •
: thy -law to take SM,000 of stock in the
win Courtice,Sicu:dnaeyiied. a.t Ntil.e.. -;:mbutifirdoilin,gtorfut:itor. g::erfo.evatoeryet,raien,d,Rtithae.,.
,
sr a- ' way were provisionally passed by the
Curritot -The'November quarterly
sacramental seryices of the Kippen cir- will be submitted to the qualified vet.' _
council on Tuesday evening. They
cult Methodist church were held at era on Friday, November 28th. •
Chiselhurst, on Sunday,Nov. 2nd, The
attendance was large and the meeting
nTivohaoes refyeryotth0well filen' cg _lifeI'stewards boardn 131:0t:;edt at KlYecialitael:
.NoTas,—A, Glenn Woollesley Bar..
. .
Dungannon
John jonee Wm IyesonoTehn Fitss'er' racks, is home again after spending
ald, Henry 'Pybus, Geo Smallacombe, three years there: Miss J. Ryan, Lon-
yodnmestuwndasTerioeyeetordanRdebtcoerod.inCgolsereteawna.ri. eats. Mr
anil Mrs
Wm,
Ryan.
nowt
don, is visiting at the home of her ;par.. ,
The financial returne vodre good'fbeing
der the auspices of the Ladies' A.I4 of
forget the hot supper on Nov. 13th, un -
larger than usual. Some matters that
iwneglalmefet ourvefro
rfrecrttltehmeeAntti,goUnSet billet; smolt Sunday kit J. Mole% Auburn. H.
Presbyterian church.. Thos. Anderson
the apptoptiation for salary, In finite Caesar spent Sunday at Y. Elliott's,
of a large number of reineVals,ipeurring gravel road,' Thos. Finnigan is all.
heavy financial lose, the Salary was angles ; ibis a girl, The farmers are
Is in good condition. On Sunday even -
kept at $700. The work of the circuit very busy at their roots and plowing.
Vir. P, Landerson is visiting friends at
hag, "Nov 2nd, a union temperanopt! Goderich, and win. McKnight, Nile
Woodetock. • Mies Mabel Robinson,
meeting was held in the church at Ri
were in our burg on Sunday afternoon'.
pen. The meeting was addressed b;
Rey M 0 McLennan,B. A., and Rev SErootrena . CONTEST. -The shooting
It Malntt B. A., D. . • contest the Agnew tronhey was
• icoorinlugdedmittarekteSmaetnurdac
TuCkerOmith Yam' Wphleetiledtbethfe(11;* -
21W 0014. NOTUS -IL Carter sold tWO ACOreS as foilows ; 3, Glover 605; Chae.
young horses last week ; one to a Sea. Elliott, 623; B. J. Crawford, 632; A.
' Vrerrfistet..--.Mise Lane epent
forth buyer and One to F. Plewes,
hcoannddipettt ofwatwa eattrardpeodin to :
Maher. 034; Dr. Bice. 600 ; Thos, Allen,
a. few 537, Chas. Elliott and Thos. Allen were
days visiting iamb in this ,vicinity.
Mr Elliott, The. troi3hy. which is "a
allotTbede oae
Miss Mary Turner, of Clinton, is visit- and
handsome cup On an ebony pedestal,
onset 14Irs G, Turners. '.
NOTICE. -We inform that person or suppottedly two rifles, was presented
persons who carried away that plow Icier :II eitlbg Diril 'egellevi.°11114°13'
re td f. . t r st has been
and set of harrows, from lot 85, on or
taken in the contest tor it. It was a „
about nalloa e'en, that they had het;
ettaight shoot for the cup, and Mr
ter return the same immediately, and
Glover now holds It permanently. J',E,
time gat* themselves 'further trouble.
a Oanteloti, Clinton, put up a prize of a
There died on Monday at Oolunibne• silk ttrobrella for the highest average,
Ont., the pioneer importer of Clyde*. , which was oleo WOO by Mr GIover.whe
dale homes into Canada, Mr .Theeph 'had ushoth wad an average dm peihte,,
A .T. Bickle 001110 second with 7 kihotti.
Thornpeortiaged 84 years arida months.'
Mr Thorripson4catne to this' country and. an Average of 02points. .
frone Yorkehire when about I' years of -,
age. It was more then 60 years age '
that he Imported and acted, as gtoom 14"110111411111!
dreieiris gook to Select from. Butter 104
. for Clyde, the fleet Clydeedttie in this
country. ,•" coi0.E.X.1140 Vanillin%
4***.s._ At4imate..