The Clinton New Era, 1905-04-28, Page 44
TUB CLINTON NEW ERA
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GRARUNIMVIVi
eat Values in aand
rpets liousefurnishingsl NDT1
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During April and May. . . EASTER HOLI AYS I
GoinApril 20 21, 22, 23 April 25thand%
i, 1905. I
Without doubt, the values we have in CARPReturngng until, ApETS this spring are by far the best we have ever had. We are Bettseaittl stationeta Canada. also Detroit
anxions to make this department one of the best in the sore, and with this end in • view have trekked our stock 1 itestraVeroetarteie, magma se", eleven.
. ch lower than any previous season. All Cur CarPets Were purchaSed before the big advance in the price of- °w")11 g"nuPlimIN".
vOol, and, while our stock remains, you.can buy the best qualltleS fOr less money than otherS ask. . A Special One-way Excursions
• from etaurroN to
voutftop, Colorado, Utale Brilieb
-• - Columbra;'-wohingtow,- oresou;
California.
Proportionetely low riteto other pinte
Tickeia on asle from Mardi let to ltday
1511, 190e.
•.,.._ Ific-WOol eithpet at 63t3
, sOinch wide oil Pure Wool Cilepets good. heavy qunany, reversible •
pattern, all warranted fast colors, Regular 75e Carpets to go dui.- 63c•
mg our Spring Sale at . .
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• .• '• Vic Wool Carpet at 19e
This is the very heaviest, 2 -ply Wool Carpet, elegant designs, good fast
colors and guaranteed to give satisfactory wear. Regular 90c. 19c
Carpet at -
3 Ply Carpet at 93e`v
Lace Curta_.
ins at a_aving in:. Prices -
just ilow, when you need new Luce Clirtains to 'brighten
up the home, we make it possible for you to buy them at a
saving in prices. These Curtains are of the best Nottinglaam
make, and are warranted to give good wear. '
.. 25e Lace Curtains at 190
Tnti is really the best Carpet Bargain the store has ever given. This .
quality of three-ply carpet.ave are selling at 93e is sold all over the : 50 pairs of Lace Cprtaine, 24 yards long, taped. edges, neat designs, 1 90
county a • fa
61.25 er d It is made of the best yarn and regular 25c value, at ..•...,. q • qqqq • •
c, .„- Ltua DUghlyteOtired bane making. It comes in reverslb!e patterns
and will give many y.ears ' Wear: Stied@ foie brit Syning--Carpet
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Sale, at R , GT .5urtains, at
.0 C.,,. •••;•.•*0:• • ,• 75C
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Of.
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, . 451,25 Curtin • • • •
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$1.50 Special Lace Curtains at $1 • . a
25 pairs of 0 12 yards long Lace Curtains, bounden atoned, two very
pretty patterns to choose from, this Curtain is sold in. other $1 15
towns, at $1.50, special at.... ..., ..... • • a
A 1 Values at .$2.60, $2,25, .$2.50, $2.95, -etc. •
.At the above prices we have the best values ever shown by this stoge.
All corne in very dainty patterns.
Afte IJIilt viitPet 44e • .
.5 inch wide e4tra heavy quatft-Y-01 Unica .C4Pet gosdnsgarttiredg2
colors, reverieblepatterns and sold everywhere ab 50c.- Our Spring .44g
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Carpet. Sale price
Sec Tapt•Ftry Carpet at 49e
.400 yards of 27 inch wide Tapestry Carpets in a fine range -of new de- ' , •
, signs. These are all extra gond qualities t het will-giv.e satisfactory 49e
• wear. Regular 60c Carpets to go during onr Spripg sale at • _
E.,__••A, .i .
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I d 81e Tapestry Carpets at 69e
•503 Yards of the very best 75c and 85c Tapestry Carpets iu a, wide range
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. of patterns, good firiir makes that will stand the weer. Regular , gna
75c and 85c, -e'pring Rale Price................ , Li ,, ,.._•,.• t ... ••,..• ....... • • • • • • Uau
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, SI Balmoral Brussels Carpet 19e
:Y.-,... sco yards of the best Balmoral Brussels Carpet in assor e .co ors an . .
lill.
designs, extra heavy quality and regular $1 value to go during. n
Spring Carpet Sale at o
,
50c Tapestry Stair Carpets at 38c. . .
ef. 45e " ft ofi 61,880
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"-Tapestry and Wool Carpet Squares
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For this spring Carpet Business we have added a very large assortment
1,1 of Tapestry and W ool Carrot Squares. These we will sell at pieces .
much lower than you will find elsewhere; .
$8. Tapestry lflugs-at. Slari .
8 on lk Tapestry Squares, size 2x3 yards, extra heavy qualiny, all good • •
colors. This rug is regular$8.00 value, but we cleared out the lot at
, a price that enables us to sell them at . ,, •wiDii. 1 it
e',:.;,• Tapestry Squares at $9, $10, $12, etc.
e. • Wool " " $7 50, $8 to $12. . ..,
. Linoleums .
The very best quality of 4 yd wide Linoleums at per square yd 43ic, 50c
V '
,-
tg,.. and 60c
t.2 yard wide Linoleurns at 9e'c $1 and $1.15 for running yd Oilcloths 250 sq. , yd.
White Lawn Waists at Half. Price.;..'
We have placed on a table all the white Latyla _Waists
carried over from last year, and,.while they last you can have
' your choice at EXACTLY HALF PRICE. .
51.00w -.....;;;;.,- at 50c ' $2.00 Waists at ' $1.00
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- - $1.25 " 63c $1.50 " • 75,
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rel, 10c, 15c to 20c Embroideries (severed hundred yards to ramose from) at 5c
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RAIN COATS at a Sig,Saving iri Price
$6.50 to $8.50 Rain COats•at $3.00
length RaM Coat s, that were 56.50 to 5850, to clear at t3 001
Your choice of about one dozen fawn and grey three-quarter and full
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Bobbinet Frilled Curtain Nuslins'
In a:fine range Of designs), prices 20C, '25C, 30C,... 35C, 40C to uo-
16c, 18c, 20, 22c Art iluSIlits at 12c•
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Your choice of about SOO yard e of Art Muslins and Sateens; th a fine 121e
range of .colors and designs to go on Sale Friday, ...... ........ • 2_
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For tickets and full infer methm, call of
F. R.liodgens, 'town Agent,
The utinton New Era
rannotAPEIL 28, -10135 —
• • Reetprocuey. • ,
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.A13oston,c4vespondent of -The -.St..
John Telegraphinfers, frOne the recent
ne*spaper canvass of Canadian opinion
with respect to reciprocity, that the
ttiovementis dead here,' and therefore
must die of in the laew England
States • .The situation is that Caned
-
tans' endeavored to procpre reciprocity
until to have'pursued thequestfurther
would have been undignified as Well
las''irselFest They-fiiiiied- their iitten;
'ticineldewhere 'with the best resulle.
They are determined now not to make
further advances until they have an
assurance'that the party et the'seccnal
- 'is geoid nel y dieposel- towards , freer
commercial .intercoprse. There is
planty of margin between therates of
Canada to critibleNncle Sam to .eliow
a repiprocelhuMeir before Canadians
' are called uperi to do anything. This
Another Big Corset Bargain is nonrithinking bOastfuiness, but We
• ' - verily believe; the real. turd peered
-sentiment of Canada,. That a freer
ititerchan of conanioditiee would be.
of advan age to loth petins is as true.
as.ever it was. an,ada.shows her
be-
lief in that doctripe by maintaimcg-a
for Friday and Satut•day•
50c Tape Gird e Corset at 35c
On.Friday morning:we vve will 'place on sale 15Q
. .
pairs More. of those-so,C Tape,G-irdie Corsets at 351"1
All Sizes' in Stock. .. •
'Changes Made by. the Methodist
Transfer Committee. ,
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L:: ' - 1 Chttich News 44.
-ie. The transfer . comtnittee : of the
,:,4;:•-' --: - y1.4.44++44444+4+14444.11_ Methodist, Church in Canada, which
" : ' ''' inet-in Wesley-buildinge-Torenter-o
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WILLIS.--Tn additicn to the regular Thursday, made the following trans,'
sine...,ing next Sunday it is expected fers (among others), which will take
that W. P. Spaulding will sing. effect at 0 o'clock on the first day of
the conference to which. they have
W ESLEY.—The pastor, Mr. Manping, been transferred•: •
has taken advantage of the holidays From London* Conference, -Rev. • G.
to hold a series, of .nieetinge this week II. Cobbledick to Hamilton, Rev. W.
for the children of the Sunday school; R. Young, D. D. -to -Montreal, Rev. C.
the meetings are held every afternoon T. Scott , to Montreal, Rev. gr. J.
at 4 o'clock, in the schoolroom. Bishop to Bay of Quinte, Rev. ''J, H.
o• J hnston Lo' Alberta; Re*. Joseph
Presbyterian Synods ef Hamil-
Coulter to Alberta, Rev. W. -Budd
• • YUVftIIONIST�ACIi . •
you WANT . • . ,
.
meet•each other hy mutual legislation
,
' dealing with single eonnnodities than
by treaty. ' • . . '
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The Goderich Star eomplaies of the
( quality ofwater supplied the towns-
' people. Tho ,Star should talk. about
1thiliga with which lt is familiar. •
c Miparetively low tariff and by pre-
.
posing more than once for still freer
relations'. These edvanCes/Weee not
well met, and °Pinion has in the mean-
time changed to the extent of believing
,t11,0 it would be more convenient to
. Tuckeramlth.
Cnuneit.-L-At a corigregatienal meet-
ing to consider preposed changes in
the apPeintMent at Turner's, with one
exception all the. members voted to
have the church united with Ontario
- everthelese...„_Mr..011ver is a pioneer
street aurch;_nhaton,
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OLINTON-
• • Hon. Mr. Hyman was" last'1116nday
Frank' Oliver(
The re-election of the pew Minister
of the Interior ,by acclimation was
generally expeeted, but it has happened,
NOTES.-Mis. R. LatviOillgent as
eveningtendered'a hearty reception in
the London Liberal Club foome by his
Party friends, the rooms being alto-
gether tdo email to accOnarnodate ,all
who wished' tp be present. Should
be necessary in the near future for Mr:
Hyman to seek reelection there is
httle doubt.that he'Would have &range
,week with rdatives and frien sTba- and a journalist of Edmonton, and asing '
majerity, ••
old parts. W. Landegberei has re- bis lace ity• - .-
They're havipg quite, a row in Tor-
onto because,a Chicago clergyman lec-
uring Toronto beheyed in a, literal
turned from a trip to the Pacific cease creation of the new Province o'.Alber-
Et, R. Higgins, sroent Sundaar at the • . • • • "
home of his brother T. B. Higgins, of ta, of which Edmonton will be the pre -
Toronto. Alex Ross is Visiting in the visional capital, it would have been an
neighborhodd ;•he has sold his busi- uphill contest for anyone who -had yen-
nessat Elemwoocl and. purchased an- _
Kaysone. • turect to oppose him. 4 mernber who
other hardware store at
-W-. Berry has sold a deiving horse to has a strong hold on his constituency
John Mottatt, ofStanley, , for good'
without a Portfolio is 'art, to have it
t and London opene Clinten spent
• church, Stratford, on Monday. The Tu Me an
hthrtelah dne,.thAlf*ritecion Awil-- ews figure.eras 'MaadeChrzlter,of mr
s 'B •R, strengthened when he coines be k f
. e . or
retiring moderatcr is Rev. C. Fletcher, (
. o on on on erenee- Rev.- . L. ggi A. e 8 weefor etidorsation after being entrusted with
IP L d e0 ' f . nu --NV-L Hi 'Ps. A ROIL 1 ft la t . "lc.' -- - - ' • -
one in a Government'which has it Iarge
majority in the House of Commons
and is quite certain to remain in offiee'
indefinitely, . ..
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M.A., Thames Road. Rev. H. Rutledge from Hamilton, Rev. Thos.
Thedford, was unanimously elected Griffith and Rev. J. W, .Grahain from
mederator for the ensuing term. Sev- Montreal, Rev. E. B. Lanceley from
eral of the Presbyterian cleegymen
and laymen from this vicinity are in
• attendance.
ONTARIO STREET SUNDAY SCHOOL -
The annual meeting of the teachers
• and officers of Ontario street Sabbath
_ school was held on Tuesday evening,
there being a large representatioe
• ent, and the utmost unanimity pre -
NW. • • officers were read and received, show-
ing ofthe the school to be in 4. geed condi-
tion numerically and financially: • Mr.
Thomas Murch was elected superinten-
dent, A. Hooper and Dr. Thompson
, assistants; R. Tiplady. secretary -treas-
urer ; assistant, Geo. Wray; librarian,
'• Amos Castles ; assistant, Miss C.
Steep ; pianist, Miss Cornish ; assis-
tants, Miss Elio Johnston, _Mies Clete
Ford. The teachers resolved to hold a
tetteherte meeting once a week.
ST. PAUL'S. -The annual vestry
meeting of St. Paul's church was held
on Monday evening, Rev. C. R. Gonne
in the chair. After the opening devo•
. tional exercises Wm. Jackson was on
motion, apdointed vestry clerk, to, fill
the vacancy caused b the removal of
E. E. Hilton from the limits of the
parish. After the minutes had been
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Bay of Quints
, years to come; also. the stage horse,
Methodist churches in Goderich dis-
trict will be held in Wesley church, for $2,200 t Mr. McGee will short-.
°Linton, though thedate isnotyet fixed.
BAPTIST CHUM% -The meeting of
the 13apfist You -rerfre-ciplers-Seciety
Depot Harbor, Where he has a govern-
ment position. IL Little has bought
out•the mail contract from Mr. McGee,
vvhich he had taken for three
The May district meeting of the etc. together with hie house in Bay-
ly move to his farm, which he recently
purchased from Charles Mason ; he
Will be missed frorn the stage as he
•was feltow.
next Monday night will baidevoted to • DEA.TH.-On Mune ay of ast wee
the cause of.ltuasione. ArCeteellent. our. neighbothond was shocked .to
learn of the death of Mrs. John Aiken -
programme is being preperedittonsist- head, of Tuckersinith; who died very
in of inusic, readin s and remtatioes, suddenly of heart disease. She laad.
South Huron Licenses .
At a meeting of the lieense commis-
sioner* held at Hensall on April 20th,
the following Ifeenses Were grail -ca-
lor the enbuing• year:
Stephen -Wm. Moffatt, Centralia;
A. Hill, J. Mantic, Crediton ; B. Cun-
ningham Khiva, ; S. Dietrigh, Mount
al appropriate to t e omission. An been in poor health for a long time. Carmel ;5-. Hannan, Shipka ; A.Moser,
address on "Grande Lingo Mission':'
but for a few day e previous she had Corbett ; W, Zimmer, Dashwood : W.
will be elven by the pastor. A col- appeared much Nit*, She went IQ Pet; Grand Bend.
lection in behalf of the funds. Of the bed at her nsdal time ; slIO Wake Ilay-Mrs. W. Nicholson, Blake ; X.
society will be taken. A . cordial in- about One O'clock in the xnorning and P. Rau. IL R. Johnston zurh.
vitation is extended to all. .
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Local Notes •
Some idea of thesnowfall last winter
may be gathered from the fact that
on Stapleton Hill there is still' to be
seen a bank of snow 40 feet long and
2 feet deep. ,
Among those who spent the holidays
in town were : -Fred Chant, of Ayl-
mer • Mrs. Sinith and daughter. Lon-
don, at Mrs: Woo. Murphy's; Milton husband and two sons, 1..ctuis in
Peareri, ot London ; Mr. Milner, : of
rector and wardens were read and re- A. McBrieb itbd &HAW frOre Hensel'
Brampton, at Wesley personsAA, ; Mr. Detroit and James at home, and an
, adopted daughter, May Aikenhead, to
read and adopted, the reports of the
ceived. The rector's report showed Fred Stephenson from London.; Wil mourn the loss of a, loving wife and
fred Stevenson from Loedon ; Ches. mother. ' Her remains were interred
Tisdale from Kingston . Military in Baird's cemetery on Saturday
College, .. afternoon: the funeral Was a very
Stanley -H. Shafer, leippe , Wilton
asked for a stimulant, and In a few
minutes after, she passed away. Her
husband was alone in the house; ho
went at once to the neighbors and
soon her family and. friends ' were pre-
sent, but the loved one know them
not -she was sleeping her last sleep.
She was 53 years of age, atid a native
of Scotland, coming to this country
When a little .girl With her parents,
the late Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Murdock.
She was a member of the Presbyterian
church Brucefielct She leaves a
greati advancement In material im-
provement, and his statistical report
showed that during the year there
xere 17 baptised, 10 confirmed, 1 mar-
.:f•
riage and 16 burials ; there were held six month* ttiith her datig ter at .ilor- these from a &stamen IT 4..L, :-Mr.
• bborhood +
. large one, the whole neig
V.re. A Cribb Who has s ent the est many miles attending it, Amor)
147 services, at six of which the ger- ences Cal., returned last week, She 'Mrs. Lockett, and Louis Aikenheed
r mons were preached by a bishop, and enjoyed the winter climate ' there very' and Wife, of Detroit ; Sohn Ailtenhead
et eleven of which outside clergy ofil- I much, but has so many Mem% in this and wife, Albert Aikenhead and wife,
'dated •, the number of parochial visits section that she prefers Ontario on the Alex Alkenhead ' and wifa and ' V.
, , was 502, The financial report was, as whole.
• ' Weed, laid over for coneicleeation after
. , . ofilgo; Spy! , mav r. a!t.accompaniedloasfthrefvarnags, . Rithudtarbatle,, poftLootioddoeprie; elbsin ielstitArnhhhall
, , ,
• Ross, Setiforth 1 Alex Ross and wife,
the auditors repor . n mo ion, ho spent the winter With their ebbe
Messrs. Dowding and Jackson were at Los Angeles. They will also re -
was
auditors. T D. Johnson , turn to Clinton in a, day or two.
was elected peOple's warden, and H. T.
Rance was appointed clergyman's war- '
Summerhill School CaSe
den. The latter, owing to his many
duties. church and otherwise, asked
for delay in his acceptance of the pos- . Since the decision of the arbitrators'
ition until the adjourned meeting, be- in connection with the
Sunmierhill
fore which the Ladies' Guild will have school case, we understand an offer
net. and his action may he made con. was made on behalf of the trusteesof
tingent on the intention of the ladies the lath con. school, to turn 011et, 010,
in their work this year. Messrs. nnommied- School -and murees,_ 4
Webb, Dowding, F. Herman, T. Her. Sminnerhill as an equivalent for the
man, T. Rance Pinner, C. Johnson- WO granted by thembitrators. Should
andH.Colelough'were appointed sides. this not be accepted it is itaid the case
men. The vestry then adjourned, to will be appealed. We have not heard
a meet in two weeks to receive the mud- to the result Of the last offer.
Rots' report. After the adjournment Aia....6.**4.•••••.•••••
of the vestry meeting a eangregation al
Ineetingwasheldatt which Bamford urootsite Belton fell 70 fat oil MI oli
find 8, G. Plummer Were re,elected lay
SPott
tWagi,=•••••
Of Keysville. '
eolliatattoe
ErWorer4 Ligaottie,-Rey. Mr. I3it•ks
conducted the tneeting an Tuesday
.night, and the following officers were
elected : President, Wm. Britton ; 1st
vice, Robt, Clark ; 2nd vice, Mr. AfeAl-
lieter 3rd, Itobt. Rogerson ; secretary,
Mr, jewitt ; treasurer, Mr. McIntosh ;
_erganigit, Mi8a ; assistimt or-
ganist, Miss Katielitm'asobi-
WInham
MAIL CARRIER Dian. -The veteran
vied warrior, Who for it quarter of a
eentr y or more hair met the trains at
edi fe rs and ih all seasons, Mr.
Davi CeMPbell, is dead, aged /3,
Iii daughters -reside in
derrick at ,Leamington and received Two
fatal, injitfieth ttto
Cook, Varna, '
Tuckersmith- a Wilson, Brircefteld;
G. Strong, Red Tavern.
Seaforth-W. T. Pinkney, Christina
Stevens, Henderecin & Delaiecy, jas.
Dick and W. Hergett. Shops -Ed.
Dawson, J. Weber. •
'Hensel' J. E. Blacken, T. Dawson,
Exeter -J. Shaddoek, E. Hanham,
W. T. Acheson, Mrs. S. Garry. Shop
-F. J.. Knight, .
Applications for Payfield and Us.
borne left over until April 27t11.,
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' Richelieu, & OuterieServree
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ALL PAM SPKIALS
For
We inte.nd to place on sale Saturday illornbig
4 .teveral„lines of
WALL PAPI3R
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WITH BORDER' and 0411.,IN4
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whielc;willbe offered at LESS THAN k.A.LF
PRICE—not because- there is anything wrong
with the papers, but simply this :--When we
• bought them we' thought they would be very pop-
• ular and quick sellers, but in this we Were disap-
pointed. They, must now accept the walking
ticket, and cut they go oil SATURDAY, regard-
less of cost or profit. - See display in large window.
94,6•utt All Paper trimmed free ot tat
ooper
Clinton.
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Personal Notes
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4* If those:having relinves• or frien-ths
-4,.-Nutting- in town or _going awnY
44. notify UR of the fact each week. we
would notince it in the NEW ERA.
an es.
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isiesrLily..teutts spent theiroliday in
. •
Mr, Lough was the guest • of Kin -
cardiae friends. '
Mrs. Carr, of Goderich, spent Mon-
day with friends in town. • • •
• Miss Burke, of St. Thomas, visited
her sister here over the Easter holiday.
' Ni. • Robt Brown:, Hullett: visited'
'friends at Goderich in the holidays
hell. There's a tendency to be flipPant
With such a txubject, but it is neverthe-
• less a fact that up to a few years ago
this Was one of the cardinal principles
of one or the strongest churches •of
Christendom. •But the doctrine, if be-
lieved -in to -day. is- scarcely:ever pub.
Hely proclaimed. •
. The leader of the Opposition, Mr,
Borden, has laid his plans to leave Ot-
tawa about the 17th of june, on the
assumption that the business of the
session will be finished. by that time.
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• 1Viiis Olive Ilellyar spent „the holi-
days at her home in town.
Miss WigOngton visited friends in' *--
-iteinden-durnig-thereItasteregioliclaye7-
Elva and Willip'Stewart-were guests •
of Mrs. Wm. Graham on Saturday. ,
.Mrs. W. R. Lough leaves on Satur-
day for aweek's visit in Peterborough. • '
Mrs. Ginn and Miss killer .went • to, '
visit friends in Seaforth last Sunday.
Rev. Father Stanley, of 'London, is •
Visiting his father, at the R.attenbury
Ho • ' •
iMr. M. Uanteline and. Mr. E. Canto -
ell friends. •• . • .
ion and` wife spent Easter with Mitch-.
Mrs. Arthur T. is . „,
itchell spent Easter. ,
in Brussels with .her deughter, Mee..
A. Lewis. 4
Miss Mary L. McEwan has returned
horde after, spending part of. her
vacation a,t Hensall. '
John Wanless, f Toronto, • spent
Good Friday the guestof his brother-
in-law, Wm. Gra, am. • .
Wm Powell,- of Petrolea, • paid a.
Short visit to his parents in town, ac- • •
companied by his little son; whore he -
left here for a few weeks. •
Will Ford, brother of Jas. A. Ford,
who has been in British Columbia for
several years, arrived here on it visit
this week, and leaves in a few days for '
a trip to England. • '
- :Miss M. C. lititiston-returned Thee;
clay night from Toronto, where she .
eipent part of. the Easter holidays and • •
lwhere she had the pleasure of hearin
Wagner's celebrated, opera, ars' a..
' Mrs. L. W. Levis and baby. Dorothy,
of Goderich, are spending Easter with, •
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ship- ,
leyi.Clinton ; Mr. Levis came down
from Goderich On Saturday to stay
vrzci$4n. clan but returns home on
Will King, who is eriiployed on the
Niagara ealls Record was home last
week. . ,
Miss Foote and Miss Barbour, To••
ronto, have' been visiting friends in.
town.. •
Mrs Joy was called back to Aylmer
last week, • owing to the illness of her
husband.
Mr. and Mrs. lames Eagleson, of
Godetich, spent Easter with Clinton
Miss Ker, daughter cif H. B. Ker,
who is teaching near Brussels, was
„home for. Easter. ...._•_ . .
Mr and Mrs W. Tr7:•ck, of London,
--s ent*-Easter--at-the 'hope of Wm
rch, Base Line. • We understand that the wife of Mr.
W, A. Watt leaveepheritly Mee trip to
the Old country. • : •
Mr; Geo.' Railton, of Sin Fran-
cisco, s ent Sunday' with his old
•• Mrs, R. "Twitchell and children, Of
liensalll. spent Good Friday with
friend_am _OVA_ _ _
Mrs. H.Oole, who has. been spend-
ing the. winter in California has
Mr. Arthur McRaelari gone down to
Detroit to spend,some time with his
eon, who,isan business there.
Mr. and MrS. W. L. Peffers, (nee
Mrs. Geo. ()rich) of Millbank, spent
the holidays with friends in town.
Hia•expectations, up till quite recent- Mr. Long, of Port Hope, brother of
yovere...that--prorogation might, take. Mrs. Emmerton half-brother. of
Mr. johifTerrattee, tipent'`Eaeter'here:
place On the first of June. The debate -
on the Northwest autenotny question " Mrs. J. S: Shield , Caiciter-
villier,.:pnedat the holidays at °the home
"has already taken pp more time than of the latter's mother, Mrs. Kaufman,
Isaac St, t
he had antidipatect
Quite a number of late employees,et,
the Organ 'Factory, who are working'
Raster.
Mr.
towns, were home for
Mr. El. Pullman Evans, of Yonkers,
N. Y., (brother or Mr. H. Evans, of
town,) has lately Veen promoted to a,
moreimportant post, "
Miss Lela : • Mr. and .Mrs. 'W.
amp le and Miss . Emma
Lavis attended the Paderewski con-
cert in London last night (Thursday.)
Mrs Blackley (mother of We. Wal-
aen Fisher) arrived on Thursday from
the Northweet, on it visit to her daugh-
3,teurn;eaand . probably remain until
so ta. who has been -at-
tending the ITEtheervatory of Music at
Toronto, arrived home this week, and
is visiting her sister Mrs. 'Tierney at
' -It is reported tirlt Rey. Dr. Douglas,
ex M.P., is to be made Lieutenant.Gov...
ernor the new Province of Saskatch.
twen, and the Mail. sneers at hini in
this fashion :
"This political divine has never forbid
anything in the Laurier Government's
record too tough for him to suppOrt,
and he ought surely to get his reward.",
Dr. Douglas is an ordained and res-
pected minister of the Presbyterian
chureh, a roan whose life and character
ire beyond reproach. He is thorough-
ly famidar with the west, where he
has resided for years, but because he
does not see things the same light
The gamilton-Montreal Line will as Pao Mail dOes, thek,Peftiltiftli Model
on of virtue thruws mud at him
commence running May 2n Steath
era leavingToronto av.7.0u p. f.nes- .
Thursdays.
and Satiirdays for .
clays,
tho Bay of Quinte, Montreal tine In.
termediate Ports.
The Toronto4Mantreal Line will
commence running June lilt. Steamers
leaving Toronto al 3. p. m. daily ex-
cept Sundity,'and froniMilylist. daily,
The Montreal -Quebec Line Will nom-
mence running on or about April 27th.
Steamers leaving Montreal at 7 p. m.
daily, except Sundays, and from ,May
22nd daily.
The Saguenay -Line Steamers will
leave Quebec on or about April 20th,
on Tuesdays and Saturdays, and from
June lOth. to july 5th,Tuesdays, Wed-
nesdays, Friday, and Saturdays,•from
July 7th, daily. •
-The 114erry Line _ be.tween, Montreal_
and Lorigueuil, etc • ia riuming 'now.
These lines are operated and owned by
the Richelieu and Ontario Navigation
Company.
Stitt -five prisoffers, hatideuffed, rived in Quebec Saturday afternoon
from Montreal and were lodged in the
Quebec jail.
fit the Expositor of last week is an
item referring to the return of Mr.
Sparrow, of , Varna, from the west,
. wherein lie says.:
""The iniiiileation is greater ' ' tbaii '
kat, year, but ne was not favorably im-
pressed by the foreigners Who are
pouring in by the thousands, „ What-
ever these people may be a, generation
head; their present value to the coun-
try is not such as to call for the ex-
penditure of public money in bringing
them to Onhatitta"
A Tot of people are under the impres-
sion that the Goverement spends pub -
Ile money • "iii bringinglininigeants to
this countre-that is, by paying their
way out. Thts is an error. No public
money •whatever is epent for them.
Steamship hues receive a small bonus
jfor bringing, passengers, but the Gov -
ailment in no case pays the foot; of
* I I ante or any share Of it.
any illM gr
Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Dent,of Mitchell,
were visitors to town on Tuesday, and
while here were shown around to the
Public Library and cburohes by Mr.
W, O. Searle. •
" Mr. j. II. Lowery arid wife, and
Miss Lowery, are spending e few clays
-itt Toronto, the former .4tPtiditkg the
meeting of the Ontario Tetiehers'
Association. '
Mrs. Geo. Lamle returned home on
Tuesday, having spent a, pleasant visit
with relatives and friends in London ;
while in the_eity Mrs. TANtitil was the
guest of Mr, and Mrs. W. McRoberts,
Mr. ad Mrs, E. E. Hilton took their
departure, for Strathroy,on Monday,.
where they-expeet .toreside in Attire.
They have both rnade many warm
friends in town, who regret their de-
parture,
NV. Glenn Campbell spent Sunday
with his mother,Mrs. Gordon Camp.
bell, .Ayliner, Elgin County.; his org.ait
and choir work in Willis 1'res13yterian
church were taken by Mrs. W. Glenn
Campbell.
Births, illa,rriages; Deathr---
BORN. .
.AITCHESON-In Wingham, on,
April 19th, the wife of Mr. Wm. Aitch-
eson, ammo. ;" • ' • "".
"71
FEA.R-In Morris, on April llth, the
wife of Mr. J. H. Fear, a daughter.
JOHNSTON-In Goderich. onThus -
day; April 13th. to Mr. and Mrs Chris
Johnston, a daughter. •
-McPHE •z-In-Seafortli;riff-Anlit-Tr
to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin. McPhee, se
daughter. .
.ROWOLIFil-In Exeter, on April 12-
th1005,to Mr. and Mre. Rowei.ny, •
daughter. .
MARRIA.GES
; •
CAMPBELL -TRE WARTHA, -At
Cadilac, Mich, on April 121h, by Rev.
DP. Johnstone, Mr. John Campbell -
Miss Martha Trevvartha, formerly Of
Clinton (sister cif Mrs. john Bean,
0 I i nt FRENCH -)
COOPER -In Clinton,
on Tuesday, April 25th, by Rev, E. M.
Manning, Miss Eva, daughter of Mrs.
WM. Cooper, to Victor 0. French, of
VYTeOtaltaRkiANwiltE41-'-ta!GOVENLOCK- In
Winnipeg, Manitoba, on April 13th,
Mr. Samuel Torrance, of 'Westhall,
Manitoba, to Miss Elizabeth, daughter
of Mt. Robert Govenlock, of Seaforth.
HILBORNE - WESTAWAY Zit
Exeter, on Thursday., April 20th, by the
Rev. Wm. Godwin, Mr. Edwin Etilborn
to r Mary R. Westaway, yonegest
daughter of the late Samuel Westa-
way; • '
DIED .
' PRENCII-In East Toronto, on
Good Priclay, Marianna Lydia, wife of
Mr. F. NV. French, Principal of East
Toronto High School, and only daugh-
ter of the late William Taylor, of Clin-
AIKENHEAD - In Tuckersmith, '
,April 21st Janet Murdock, wife of John
Aakenhead, aged 56 years.
TAYLOR -In Exetet. North, on
Sunday, April 23rd, 1905, Elizabeth,
Ethelen Taylor,. agedlfiyears, 3 months
ILIA 23 days.
•
ekt
Ofl
April Iltli,.0apttigIllexti' nder ..111arklrs:-
lef:Toberrnoroy, aged fin years,
YOUNG -,--In West INtawanosh ati '
Thursday., April 13th, Mary Young,
rweli7cetttoref. the rate Samuel Young, aged
BROW* N -In. Myth, on April Oth,
I'Mrs. Wm. BroWn, aged 03 years,
ITANNA.-In Morris, on April lit
WM. Hanna, aged $0 yeara.
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