The Clinton New Era, 1905-02-17, Page 4Ottet---1176W
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• Of New.,,Spripg, oods and Balance otWhiter
goods' Continues.
'There's a strong bid for your attention in the,values offereddurmg
our February Sale: linudreils *took advantage of the Bargains offered last
Fridqy and Saturd4., - People. Caine twenty miles to, secure e share of .the
many lines -of New Spring goods, together with litany lots' of Winter .goods:
being cleared out at tile lowed prices ever heard tell of in Olinton, „ •
nig is reallythe most wonderful sale we have ever had people
know hill well that -when we advertise ..bargamis tb.by are always. sure of
getting them. Read this adeveryWedryou'will :find Vent' y of Bargain',
News.. These 13argaius go on'Sate Saturday Morning
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60e and 65e,, Ta,171:6-1Aen, at 459 26e.-IitdtkLawn at 14e
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; 400.37ards of the verY"finest 25c India Lawn ..full•30 '
57 inch wide Table Linen, extra. heavy' quality an in,ches ,Wide, 'to go on sale caring Fehrnary 14c
warranted eveiy thread linen, regular 60c and 656 A r
to go during our February Sale at . ,
gkoc A clean and Sateen:Waists
184 and 20o Art 'ga'teens ete. at 12hc.. •at lialp Price
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. Waists at 75e; $i•
.3oo yawls of 36 inch wide Art Sateens and Muslins 1 50 at $125; $3.5o Sil0.aists-at $1.00 $25Q Waists
ley$141; - 114.50:
in several different colors and designs, our regular 18c as at A ni
t $',';W
SiJk
and 20c valwes, to clear during this February Sale atI WaiSts a420aistS at,
20(i Whith Nainsook at 1246
Any $6.50, 7.60, 10, 12, and 14 inter
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. -Coats at .sps
275 yards 36 -inch wide Nainsook: made of a very•That's the way you can buy any new winter Coats
fi-ne round, even thread, very. full of -dressing, regular
. yi the store. Only fourteen 04). left of all our big,
' .goc value, February Sale price_ • , 1 stock Of Coats and they COrne in 32 and 34 only. Choice it, g*
of, any ,coat in 'the store ofthese ii;es•at ...ft. .. . . ..: . .... .. ..,...' lib'
SV2e.Prints at 50 . . ,
Winter Coats at $1' each • , i'v -
3oo yards of -light and dark colored print, all war- c ' ' Just a half-dozen or so winter Coats, in small sizes, 04 nis
rant4d fa • t dye, regular 8ie-va1ues to go at , .. . . . .. ..... OC .left from last 'Season; to 'k0 at ' . 01111U.
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t English Print 2 ., . best English 'Prints. • rt is.hy far the finest range
'BeS at'ill
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We have just received over 6,000 yards of the very .
we have- ever 'shown.. - These Prints are made by Grafton & Co, of England,' who are re'cognized. / '
as the Leading printers in England to -day. We have full control of this line for Clinton, and tan
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fully guararte every color in the lot to wash perfectly. : All at one price .,.:... . , . . ... ..... (....,... . .. . . . ...... *
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35C Wove Mitts at 20e ' ' . '. .- ii• -7:5e Kid Gloves at. Me .
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i dozen brown and grey fine wove, Mitts, in ladies' -iit ' ioo pairs ofas extra goodItuality,of Kid Gloves; in.
§Izes, ta go at • , 0,,....,,...,.p.-... . •:, . ..... zue,‘, assorted shades of tans, hrOW, ns, etc., .reg 75c, to go At 500
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SEE .L1.$1 WEEICS -CIRCULAR FOR FULL LIST OF "FEBRUARY SALE". PRICES;
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Church News +1:
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Harm. Presbytery. will meet in
Clinton on the 'Ulf of 11Iarch.
OnrAnio ST. -Rev. Dr. Cook will
supply for Rev Mr Turk,- in Owen
Sound next Sunday, the latter preach-
ing in Goderich, Dr Cook's work will
be supplied here by Rev Mr Nott, of
Goderich.
News Notes
tieut-Vol: Cowan, pOstniatiter at No-
var, Muskoka, it dead, aged 80 years
Mr. revlin. Liberal, was electe 1, in
Wright county by 142 majorty..
Toronto last year received $31'7,000
as itt. share of the Steeet Railway pro-
fits. -
The Hamilton City Council refused:
to cot of any liquor lidbeceshp a -vote
of 13 to 0. ,
' The recount in Pieestott ti tie, and
the returning offteer 'mill give the
BArrisr,-Owing to illness Rev Mr csigvoe. ,
Magee tvas not able to take his work ,
45. Mau•namea bailittin fell otit'of a.
on Sunday, Mr D. Prior took tbe
morning.service and Mr Holmes
the evening ....The pastor will take
lie own work Sunday next. -
a
WeaLti.- At a recent niceting of
Beard of Wesley Church,
sleigh between Madoc and IC)rookston
am). was frozen to death,
From •succession duties last year the
pro-vince received W8,69% the largest
sum since the act was paseed,
a, unanuous mvitatinn-Was extended -to" - rtis said-Mrritoss-willobortly-g6 to
Rev M. Manning to . remain here for. the Renate and that Geo: Graham of
the full term of four years, me Mann- Brookville, Wil beeorne leader of the
Ing accepted same, subject to the ite. 1 Liberal party. • - ,
:von of the Stationing Oetteuittee; that
' he libWe sent 1 a ciigain is a foregone iti°43brimefaCtiTinaatatliensiltrtiv.°wilniahriftoltid soann
',conclusion, he being a, very acceptable at, 4 ,
ex vvi laving vot.
. and populai p :st or,
... ed twice in the last election.
'laze congregation of Holy Trinity 1 . There is 4 nessibilitY thil 'Mr, R. L.
1 -Episcopal Church Chatham has tender- Borden, the OmiservatiVe leader, wilt
• - a call to the Rev J. W. Hodgins, of
Seaforth. Provided arrangements can
he mule Mr. Hedging will accept the
call . This is the zburch of -vihich the
Rev.• T. Beverly Smith was rector. Intosh, Itelleviile,Wati atteckedby tvvo
prior to bis accepting the rectorship of dogs, and would probably. have • 'been
a Toronto ehnrch. Mr. Hodgins is one killed had not two !tulles driven. the
of the longest residents rectors of the ...,,,,,,,......,,,,,.
Anglican Church in Huron, being rut.- "3"""`""' '''''''''Y .
al dean. The cold weather in the south -West
Rev. rather McKeon. (who is well has broken all records for twenty-five
years. Snow drifts ten and twelve
known to many of our readers) of St.
Mary's church London made an inter- feet deep are a rare phenoriumon in
eating view of the social life of his 141811011h Over a wide tract of terri,
tory in Western Missouri, Kansan and
congregation on Sunday last. Among
other things, he said. There are in the Nebraska* cpiall and wilcl. birds are
apish -of. St. Mary's 326 Catholic fem. dying horn cold and starvation. being
al es, embracing 1,841 souls. This is an unable to dig under the deepand oust -
average of about four to a family. Iu pd Aloolv to get It'ood,` With Similar
conditions m Ontario, the farmers take
care that the birds are fed.
The bad romis end; snow blockade
have nearlycetieed a milk, egg and
butter famine in'Bellevilie, The milk-
men are unable to serve euatotnera,
Mad the grocers refuse tti sell Mere
than one pound of butter to any one
person. if another heavy fall of snow
. creditable to the parishoners. Going eam6 n6tr it s"""id hrifta about 4 7('I'Y
seriotie iitate otaffairs, In the court.
inth the se of the apparently grow- try districts there are: no roads and
hitt unpdpu arity of matrimony, the farinemore driving otter. their fields
pretashet said some people blame the and fentee when they leave home,
young men; others Mabee the eittrava. which IS Very seldom. .
owl living of the present day, and the
feet remains that eopl to ay Say , "A. well known ' banker" informs a
they are afraid to fate the re poneibil-.1 Toronto evening paper that there is
*lib gets Married, if he lean the try throe. the farming. During the
ity of Wedlock. But.atiy yo ng Man I no more tiroaperons Maas in the 'coon.'
right kind of a wife, soon es a home , last two or three years,- geld het they.
for, hirneelf, and he is be er off than have, doubled their accounts with the
lie Wita When shigte, Mai* ti Man banks many' times, and it le the Otos .
*Old have saved his flout if he had tion now to find a farther his the neig
-Married and had Made &home for hire* ;borhoodef Toronto who is net wealthy.
aelf, "It is not a qUeatibil'„.of Imago, i Prieea of farm produce, he eoutinued
' it lea ticitatien of right, and What God, have been 60 high of • late years tbat
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*ants yen to 40, eald father Molten% money has fairly toile:Onto the pock.
In the everting FatherMelreon preitelt* ote Of the toimtrypeople. and the fu -
�n 164 Oh the Subject of MatriMony, * . .ture loOltai quite as aright as the inket,
take up residence in Ottawa and de-
vote 'himself to the praetiee of his pro,
fession.
A loiirlyear old son of Mr. John Me.'
the parish there are about 90 mixed
marriages. In these 90 homes • there
' are 192 children, 76 of whore Ko to the
separate schools. During the year
...there were 18 deaths in the perish and
28 baptisms, while, 11 marriagee were
teleninized. In the parish 21 families
' subscribe for the Catholic papers.
• Speaking of the number of martiagee,
Father. Mcilteon said it was'lint very
EditOrial Notes
Premier Parent or Qnebec says there
is no question of bis resigningp_
Several divorce petitions are 'before
parliament: •
- Mhe,Tornitto 'relegram points out
that for (he first-thne siece • Confeder.,
ition. there is no Presbyterian in the
Ontarincabinet .‘
The Scottlah eattle breeders ,have re-
sumed their eampaign: for the.
repeal: cot the embargO ti-noe the
impo-
tation of Canaaian live stook. . • •
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Mr, 'Gainey. promises to deal wzth
some saute po n s iti connection with
his when the titilise MON. There
is ho like1hoo4 Ltitay the ease will be
re-oPenect .
The teventie froth succeesionduties
,
•in Ontario is 0,bout Witt a million year-
ly. Mr Whitney has always clenoune--
ea this •taia,s unjust and unwarranted.
Will he repeal it iv
Itis interesting hi note that Mr. J.
W. St. Jobe is the first lawyer '• to be
appnintecl Speaker theLocal HOtiie
since tte term a mi. R. 31. Wells ex
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Wed Neveraber 0,1815.
It Wag net wige for Mr. Ross to /hake
some of the appointment i he did, .filet
before his resigiiatiou, If they are
'cancelled by Hr. ViVhitney he will only
be doing what is, naitzral undoi the
cii cm:natal:Wes.
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The Toronto llotel-Heepers'Associa.
tion wants the Legislature to amend
the Meese Act by makirig it illegal
to furnieh lkuor in.Toroitto bar,rocens
to ittinore, everi if they bring a vrritten
ropiest, They also wish the free
Intich be made illegal, The tem.
&ranee. People_ can heartily Join in
enpoort of those two demands. .
eu.a...**441114.444*....da.
In the- South Wentovoith Demur,
ion election ease, where a judge- 0%1)
the seat to Mr Smith, Ijointervative,
becatise deputy returning office* had
initiated :game ballots, the Itidges' be.
orewhom the Vitae carried, have
deelaredAhe eleetion void,. and order"
a new election. Smith. the Mean-
thile, had, taken hit seat in the House
of Conn:none,' and no -doubt has drawn
part of the indemnity. Now that he
has been unetiated, *nice n„tiestion
OOPS AS tO righttO Any indeninity,
Matte4ofiTitle.
-Since the defeat of the Boss Govern-
.,
ment many people are wondering,
whether the ex -premier and his cabin. -
et itee•entitled to the prefix of "Hon."
to their naines. It fcenerally acce p t-
ea, however, that once the .prefI"Honorabia" 18rt,
plated tibia
it amounts to a life honor, roe exam-
ple, it might be noted that Hon.
18iggs, was attorney -general of Mani-
toba for a few weeks., and yet the title
is always accorded ancl it is cus-
tomary toppeak of . the Honorable J.
l3allantyne, though it is many; years
since he was speaker of the. Legielat-
tore, -Exchange, •
iaterelly speaking"no ex -minister is
entitled to the distinction of ".Hon.
He very often gets it as a' matter of
courtesy., but as a, question of eight
could not &Limit, is an honor that
g6es. to a Cabinet: Minister While in
office; it belongs to the -office- and; -le
presumably dropped when one eeases
to be a Cabinet zninNter._ Usage,hoWt.
ever, has perpetuated, it., • '
VVinghittn Post -office
. About a year age appropriations ag-
gregating sotne 028, were made for •
a new postofficebnil ingot Winghatn.
Two tete Were purchased. at consider-
ably more than their value, and just
before the last Federal elections 4
flourishing start Waii made at the foun-
dations. The late Deputy Speaker
thought it would be a strong card to
play, but hie' defeat followed. The
work then stopped suddenly, and . no.
thing laas been dime since. A, relative
of the ex -Deputy Speaker is still etu.
• ployed as inepeetor, although no work
has been done for monthp.-Brussele
Herald, ••
If the Herald was as honest as it as..
Runes to be politically wise, it wOuld.
not have conveyed the false impression
that it tines in the above item, if
sliotild know that the contract WAS let
for the building of the Post 0,ffice, late
last fall; a contract which cannot bete-
pudiated by the Government, it
• should else know that such work e
Ican be performed. in the winter has
been going on, and that a certain ,aro-
count of building material has been got
on . the ground ready for the,spring.
The new Ontario Minieter of A.grl-
talture paid a gracefal tribute to hig
preaseessort Mr. Dryden, Who, hesaid,
"had done go ram& for the farmers of
Ontario."' Mr.„Monteith,ti5 his credit;
never joined in the late Opoosition's
petty•attacke on the Agricultural Col.
legnot the splendid work of Mr, Dry.
den'a depertment. '
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L;RANO
RUNK 1;',ctt'r!TT;;;
10 Yon Moire to Avoid the
Severe Cold et Stormy -
). .
Weather
And take a rest in -
the land of' the .110w-
-ers, 'frit and aunshine,7
viz. California, Mexico -or,
Florida, consult . '•
P. IL Hodgens. town .ilkent
T118 glit) 49 a tie' w p4
FRIDAY Illli, 17, 1.0n
West Huron in the Do
minion.
come elution*
1re do not atedearser"
euyogni,ons arr‘sitta,.
--ao Now
A Reply to Mr Scott's Let-
ter in re Cold Storage.
4
re Tad Aliala of Me Arab Xectr
M Ames Scott, in your last weeieti
paper, publishes an incoherent, per.
abusive ictter, anent the M1.
lection pf amount required for pre-
Ili:ninety expense% It ie difficult to
follow the gentleman's. reasoning or to
discover What he to•itraire.
I think It ie evident to any. impartial
reader of the letter inguestion, that he
is izore, keenly sore, on Some Matter
with which be evidently' connects me
fle appears to be laboring under some
rthecobetnutelyrosatiguoterpertigeemttaturtgingtialgeklewat,
ine for. .
- Can it be that be,feels sto keenly tbe
tint that common. ordinary. un-
learned, 'baldness man, was ahle to
morederrectly size up the situation as
Meath ago, when it was annothieed rfoerilatirbeek4,111:4101P'tbhileitw7is°11e,tthheelleb:reiirefibtiern°
frozteslptt,b74., ti,ettritti,40„, att., zt4wilitiownd,isft odtis; tyhititzbattitolf0,1picrnoof,aewsesetishotneoaliklaSofitataeli
Volie;vilactti,Tetersa tcoti«krao tuy.tiebdtlik:v11; ,i3enrcleaCtioonn: ivuleeniriaerea,prrclelTroratitrheeryalthaillrierrtih9enidr
tbat it , -Mr Scott is, after alt but,a man,
electiontion. The tijrj141 ;well; ecessftate 7°7: PT ht Ile IrIllaaltnite:1174; I b7s:efeer°61P::e7r 1:( 1:11
Iast =566t9s or strong party men. on 'both reegyPerre:.-537IintPmanthstYlirvrehbielnenflifohrislicimruesi
pat; coa.s. ems tuhreede4hlirling oivf
rn have brought sorrow his heart,
thejr sup. bitter disappointment; it must indeed
.a opened. when it go far ..made him, forget the
isi'w7oXicaracbaje3:e' ablettBvt, oe14.rtiebtleieatni104,tahhe.,getgleved riding.od ,t:grf Cliatilgrrilgetnh:r% dtrgn:u that we
those. holding slit& and honorable
positions under thecrown, as to pen
discussion locally, and While • many such a diatribe as his letter referred
held that the Goverturient heal no al, to
ternative but to deplore the seat vac" reason for., his :thus writim; ' to the
Otherwise, I fail to discern the
maitatt, te Mr. iwhato l mh is eso3pointedai voiudtmitohti teien 0, 1, PbyaPheirq. leltirehra.tOrairrttige to.
Sri? et hnt naeidl
the ease. was. of , such nature that
the Government might be disposed to
ignore it, or look at it trona a different
standpoint to what, the people of this
section did.: There, were preeeaents
:for such a detirse,. While there I
the despairing whine of one who has
not i he courage to naanfully -face
adversity ? Why a quotation from
scripture 2 why even the "One who ,
rules in the court of conscience" should '
be brought into this absurdly trivial I
matter of Cold Storage prelirainary
enenses, is a depth of pharaeaical • - .
BUTTERICK
PATTERNS
For March
Now in Stock
t to cut your
own Dress Patterns when
the most perfect in the
world may be had at toe,
ise, 20C and 25C each,
. Thousands of dollars
are spent each month to
perfect the new patterns
and bring out every detail
of the design.
The Metropolitan con-
tains a'
of- all ''Butterick Patterns.
,to date.
• The Delineator the
best fashion. magazine in
the world for the price isc
a copy or $z a year. .
Other fashion books
also in stock.
1111.11111.81111111111.•
.COOPER
CLINTON
-cases on record. lettere the seat had briefly, let me pointoutsome grave
, t To analyze the letter -in question •
cant antataloss toahderstandi I • T"'"'"'"'^'Ne'ves'aeaemeaase• ee..e-F
andhigher And More Morai . than our
ebeentane vo,a Fit. d Under .similar :eireune•
It 'snow underatood that no action
will be 'taken by the Government to_
wards vacating the seat. The matter
may go before the *Committee on Elec-
tions and Privileges, I n.the meantime
Mr. Lewis has taken his seat, and is
likely to reariainin undisturbed pissed -
ohm. `, thereof for his parliamentary
term, tliotigh. he is not relieved of his
legal obligation: •
course is certainly not satisfac-
tory. to the ,Liberals. Of West Huron,
but ali'vvho• are,: familiar with party
government knew that the: interests of
the whole party are More iniPoriant
than these of any particular Icicalittr or
individual, and What may seem unfair.
or an injustice tii.;,one section, loses its
importance when all the Circumstances
that bear on it are taken into accetuat
and the result will be accepted by the
Liberals and iLlberal Candidate as
-g-fadefillIrtia they accepted defeat.
•..4r,Whitney's Cabinet .
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We have no fault to Ilnd With the,
Men selected byMr Whitney for his
Cabinet,' and • would not no matter
what hie choice Was.. While 'it is'
matter of public interestit is one that
largely eoneernshimself and his party,
and must be 'Oft there. No doubt Mr.
"ii,VhitneY had difficulties., to contend
with, but it imeras to Us, that 'the.
-:pairty-follOwer;-Whcr bireake-ont-into-
public condemnation of his leader,: i4f3-
cause be does not happen to be. one'.of
the favored few, is not worth serious
consideration. Mr Thomas Crawford.
M. P. 13,, for West Tofouto, ts the first:
to whine and show resentment be-
cause he•has not heart madna Minister
of the Crown. He is not receiving
much sympathy, nor does he deserve
West Huron Still in.
• •• Doubt
The recount did not 'take place on
Widay..ovving.tOite_lliness ;of Judge
Doyle, hilt Was postponed until mon-
day, ani again adjourned Until Tues-
day for the Boma reason.
The recount was resiinsed before
Judge Doyle on Tuesday, he having re-
covered from hie illness and argument
tvati` concluded. There were practical-
ly only three ballots to be disposed of,
two marked for Cameron and one for
lionneS, at No. 6, Goderieh township,
laver which therehae been considerable
conjecture. • • • •
: The Judge held he could, not ,cennt
these.ballets, owing to the factof their
being no initials on the bit& of the
Bailie, and thembeing one More ballot
in the boa whOri counted than had
yeted. This is supposed to be accoun-
ted for by the, deputy returning officer
giving- a voter two ballots for one, by
mistake which had stuck together.
judgment WarreSerfed on the two
Cameron ballots and also on irregular._
ilea in No, 4. Goderich town,'
Council for Holmes argued taat the
Whole vote should be thrown out by
reason of all the ballots being number -
on the back by the deputy return-
ing Officer. This dtvieion gives Cam-
eron 15 majority, —
if Cameron stieneeriS inholding the
two ballots he will have two Of a not.
jority a a result of the recount,
Tr* diecueging ' the famous
anen-liquor ease, ;the Hamilton
Spectator &naiad- 4 COMMeti,erinr,
When It ,‘ a8sertiir4 that Mr Whitney
Wag within hie tights in ordering
liquor sent to hig tenni. We are not .
ouding to WI for the purpose of
making polftleal capital, but to cooed
fallaey, " He= woe not *thin hie
irighte, 15 lute been decided by tba
cootie two, a botel4coper cannot
. terve molar 6/ any one, not area a
goat, atter bow% .
inconsistencies.*Mt Scott 'starts out
by saying that the fortunes of war
have one against him, who has been
resisting payment of the anal:mut ask-
ed for preliminary expenses. Further
down he says that liability was never
repudiated. lf he never doubted his
liability, why did he resist payment 2
He has one paltry excuse,' or rather
says he has. He objected to the "pre-
cipitate" "arbitrary" "dernand" ••made
upon him. Preeipitatti.-when the:
directors deliberated for Months as to
the best line a adieu to ',follow
Arbitrarjr--when 50 have done other-
wise wouldhave caused the share-
holders heedless expense! Demand—
when all they did was to ask for what
Was requisite.! • •
In another part it is .said that' des-
cribed the attitude ,of Mr Scott and
those of histhinking as immoral.
Did r? Mr Scott is drawing on his
imagination I never, said eo. • I did
Say that the 'liability was a mere,' ob-
ligation that onion should have maid
(as many did) at once without dispute.
An I alone in this ?. Let nie quote
from the judgment as recorded, Hie
Honor, speaking_ those Wile paid
proraptly, says that "they very pro-
perly paid the call';" speaking of those
who refused,like_air_scgtt; he "regrets
their refusal to pay. Further, he
says "I•ahouid. make such judgnzent
as appears to nie just and 'agreeable
to equal) and goo4 conaciemee A contrary
judginent be mays would he "linjuet,
and not agreeable to equity Or geed
conscience, and allowing the defend.
ants..to escape payment of what seems
, to me, by the evidence, a just debt
.and one which . should he paid.'! If
anybody au read out of this any-
thing but that 1 am in first class em-
oting., and that this moat learned
Judge fully agrees with me, . Mat! the
obligation was at least a just, a righte-
ous, a moral one, and as such should
have beep paid at _once- by Men pos-
sessing a_sense Of equity and a good
conscience.
°Mr Scott's idea of leaving the sub.
s'eriptiOns to start some other industry
is kind, but! Mug decline, so far as I
am concerned, to interfere. If he is
anxious to do so let him begin to do
the work. And'when, if he so, elects,
he has done the work,. has given bouts.
and days of his time, has not spared
himself, but haswillingly stepped into
the necessary breach -and taken, the
brunt of the action; has given the best
of his busineesa,bility,acquired through
a life finie experience, and all this
without receiving one solitary cent its
keinuneration for services,rendered, he
will then be about as thoroughly in-
censed and as honestly disgusted as
tina, when- ° I read frOiri the pen atone
who kicked at paying *hat the Courts
describe as a conscientious, equitable
just deht,Ahe Overt slur in his con-
cluding sentence,When-he speaks of
nzy "keen, 'highmoral sense". At
least in tbiti case, Mr Scott, it iskeener
own, for Z paid voluritarily, wit out
being forced to nartit•the"Courte
„ • , JultwiRANsvORD:
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Personal Note
44-
xr. those7 having relatives et rrieads •
visiting in town or going %WO'
notify us of the fact each weelrvr
i.. e
would announce it in the NEW' AlEtA.
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Andrew' Forrester, of Ilitinilten, is
home on a visit. • • .
'from London "Wednesday:,
. •
Miss Holmes, of Brussels: .18 the
guest of Miss Jean Macpherson. '
Mos Thos Shipley went to Goderieh
Wednesday to visit her daughter Airs
Miss Maniii Houston returned home
' Miss Porter will Sever Iter annum-
.
-tion with the post JoMee at:the end . of
the month... • ' .
iffr and Mrs 'Virna • .Coats encl.-44h-*
•
ter Marion, of Godericli, were in tovvre
last Friday and Saturday..
Miss P- Nott, Ontario Street, left '
Meaday to take Up a COUrSe at the
'Oentral'BiZeitielfie V011ege, 'Stratford.
Miss Smith, who is in charge' of
Hedgens Bros. dressmaking establish. -
Meat, is away on a. well earned twa.
weeks vacatioa. •.
returnedBsnigrsdt°yr
Bookstore
o re ethe
homepast
n tFulhnlearmt4ntlaslist'
- miss Yearn,' Who has been filling )the '
position as office clerk in. Cooper's:
The item Which appeared, hi our
.paper a•conple' of weelts ago tothe
effect WA* Mr \V.Baer and wife: of
Neleon, B G., were visiting here ,was
incorrect Mr Beer is here Mime,
' aft and Mrs Sellet7:spent a few days:
last meek-with,theinclaughtenlits
T.' Cooper. Theyreturned home; Sat.
tirday. accompanied by Mies 'Sellery, •
Who has hada very opleasant. Visib of •
somelsix weeks in tewe; • • "
. •
Wilson -McLean an old Heron . bey,
who is nowlettled in Winnipeg, but
iNfor toh :DI 10 3 riadlt 03ratezt ruisarni!vt4tda sen eaasthrilier;5?e visit
nt of
home this week, and was in town re,
Mrs Wench, who has been visiting
With her sister at Clentralia, has re-
turned to' town, and will zeside in her
house on To *nsend St. at present oc-
cupied by 'Leslie. Sage, who is new
hooking foranother dwelling, •
Mr and Mrs Joe McKay and neiata,
who have been, looking after the bow
Post Oflice for the _past Year,
accom-
panied by Mr and Mrs D. Stewart, of
Ingham, who ate: well known
for •Cah-
fornia. fernia, They were booked by. Vi R.
FOR THE. 13ALAIVeE ,f3F. PEBRILIARY
of all kindskat reduced pries.
Axes, Mitts, Skates,
Lantepis, Baskets,
Single and Double Barrel
Guns at eost
ehall
Just received another lor best
Anthracite. Nut* Stove and Egg eopal
$645 per ton
HARLAN
STOVES AND HU VMS*