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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1910-10-13, Page 1No. 1650 -31st Year ST e Clinton News - a-. CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER lath, 1910 13 cents will pay a subscription ,to '11----------'rs,Record to encic to end of 1911. vert( 21an Amid twn a Watch sttrot The importance of tine demands it., From the time he gets up in the morn -I ing until ha goes to bed at night -so long for this job, so long for the other, so long for meds, so long for recrea- tion, so long for sleep. Y01i ought to see our display of watches and you ought to. buy here. We can save you money. Y fauirletrW A. iellgar Castiats Ii The Right Rev. David Williams, Biahop of Huron, will preach morn- ing and evening•fn St. Paul's thumb. ori -Sunday, The Bishop gees. out to ; Summerhill . to conduct a continua- : flail at rice in .the afternoon. ,• TO, MAKE CEMENT BLOCKS. hlr. S. J, Andrews.will soon, have completed the building he is erecting in • which to manufacture eentent pro- ducts duriag- the whiter I nonths. - It is of cement blocks and will be 30 x 52 with a fiat roof. Mr. Andrews will have the building heated and will thus during the cold months be able to turn out tile, blocks; etc, so es to be able to supply, the de - Mand when another season opens up. ST. PAUL'S CHISISCII. I 1ie ROYAL BANK of CANADA 1 HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL Capital $5,000,000. Reserve $5,928,000. Assets $75,cloo,000 130 Branches and Correspondents throughout the World. INCORPORATED 0369. special atteption given to the requiremeats of farmers, Interest allowed (m deposits of one dollar and.up.wards, R. E. MANNING, Manager - Clinton Branch._ •leaker on Friday, aside from. the fact 1 40111Mlatalaigigs In one comer of the initialing •Andrews? office will be located in which le: will vonduct his private business and also such cases as come to hin ia his cepacity as police magistrate. (h,L FIELD DAY. ' Had the Spot, eommittee of the Collegiate been ordering the weather for their Field Day sports they could ,searcely have had it Mar than it was last FuldaY when, after two or three days of rain, the salt' came out and shone brightly all day. The turnout of spectator& was fair and the intOteSt in the program of sports was keen. Tho•boys and girls acquitted them- set:es well -running, jumPing; vault- ing and doing all sorts of , stunts in a way which proved .that the C. I. is •an alhround-developer, that while a is second to none as an sducat institution, it does not neglect physical development of •I he stud And :this is certainly as it should A well-informed mind in a - s body" should be the aini of every ucatiotter .institution; 1 mama Ont' thought that hm resSed the en-. THE LOCAL MARKET. Oats.hPa 88c to 90e, 300 to 33e. 'Pea* Butterr 3 ar i ey4792( ttoo 4735(e. 190 to 20c. Eggs 20e to 21e. • Live Hogs $8.00. A COSY 11051E. Mr. John Cueninghaine has been tins proving and altering his property, the elittage occupied by Mr, II. E. Rorke, having raised it and put a comeritseela rail underneath, built a neat poth.bs6v- er the front door and had the •extertior freshly painted. Waterworks service has'been installed and a, new. furnace is bsing put in. The interior is being artistically. 'decorated until when Mr. Mr. fintshed, it will be one of the neatest and easiest little homes in town. ANOTHER mfixsToNN. Last week one of •Clinton's most energet ic and enterprising ei t izeus, Mr. A. T. Cooper, passed atwitter milestone in life's journeyS Ast be is only one year past the, forty .mark, and as the rest of him does not seem to be aging as quickly as his hair, Vie probabiithies are that he will • tor many years -enjoy "lite fruits ot his labor's" connection• with -the wat-' erworks system, to the. installing of which he basadefoted .sri mu, time and • energy.. . "Many Irapp to :Mr. Copper. • P. S. liOARD MEETING. 'rhe Public SChool board met foe , their regularaneeting on - Thursday eta jolial ening. The chief business Was the the passing of several aceounts, ing one for. $5t trent hir, A. E,'Tash- be* er for installing waterworks, and one arid front Mr. R. Rowland for $225,58, er and a few other minor accounts, Miss Walsers came before the board to deny any cruelty On het 'part in the ease of •May Rutledge, who re- cently broke her arm while at• school, The• board seemed satisfied with Miss. Wilson's account •orthe affair, *turns" INCORPORATED ' Capital Paid up - $4'000,000 Rest Fund 0. •$4,400,000 ra Has 78 Branches 'in Canada • m ad that teacher's and students'. were . tak- ig a keen interest. in the • affairs was tat numbers of the Parents were and• not enough interested to be .peesent, the suggestion presented - itself at perhaps if the event could be ara nged for earlier in the year . 11 !gilt call ottt anoth speetatora, fan weather labound to be some - hat • chilly in October no 'matter w brightly the sun shines.: : There e obvious difficulties the way .of ting -the Field Day• early, but these - oat • ti and Agents and Correspondents in all the principal cities • in the world. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. .ah° . ha SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT of the.etanta of the year in a • bteoownne . , AT ALL BRANCHES. - • • . • like Clinton, and inight well tall Interest allowed at Highest Current Rate. • the sympathetic intereat of • yo rnd old alike: The students - in Clinton Branch - C. E. Dowding, Manager . • a';,- Ilools are the hope pithy . coun d thas‘ having in charge their d - . , ' . • • elopement im ntal, Moral and plat' • • • • ' • - ' al shoidd have. the enceuragement • 4 , • • &cry. Citizen. . • ' . , • ung ure during the tese: • Sty" L Our citizens are becoming better *. pleased with the system the more eV - sic they. ma of it in pperetion. of BOT 10,000 BARRELS. h..• Mr. A, Cialtelon, tc,allatTennt, Tester- 11 day but .left agate by the afternoon t9 train .to resume hia'aPple alterations 11' in Prince Edward . tied ether mn, PI or- flea:: While he. ha a . a number of Men al engaged in packing,' he is principally buying in parcer lots. and so tar has puthhased• 10,000 -barrels of Spys„ we on, Russets and Baldwin. Mr: Canteloa to says he finds the crop to be about la .fifty percent. of.• the niirinal in those la counties but. oWina, to the advanee in as • price' the farmers :Will hetabout as • much cash as usual. Some of • the a. • ' evaporators are also being, operatedhi, hl, and the price of the otanta has also. gone r. LT"antelon will ship a carload of apples to Clinton . for sale n:xt week arid says that this will .be the .first time be will have done so in seventeen years.. • • • 1, FIRE TEST. a yor •Taylor bad an alarm sound- . ... ed at two O'clock Monday atternoMa and •in short Order .the • 0re ,brigade ap•peared upon the scent and had • the hoar set The pressure from the standpipe • ivus first applied *and then the direct pressure 'of 340 pounds from the pumps and hoth , proved very satisfactory. Mr. W.• East was ia• charge 'of the. engine while . Ser- geant •looked after• the. presia •IMISIMOSommillINSIONNIONIS READYMADE CLOTHING I The Morrish Clothing Co .1- OWNED CLOTHING .• Fine Tailoring No Risk Here! Satisfaction Assured! A Tailor's ad- vertisement is the work he turns out. The finer the garments he makes and the better they fit the louder they proclaim his ability. Our Fine ing ad vet tises us well ;.and. our busi- ness grows and grows. Fail Woolens are ready and we count it a pleasure to show a man and talking Tailoring with hiln when he does not feel exactly , sure of what he wants or ought to have,• 8nits $18 to $30 Overcoats $18 to $35 • Trousers 3.50 to 8.50 ( Our Special $22 suit in Black and Blue or Fancy Worsted is a winner. Ask to See it. THE MOHO CLOTHING GUI Huron's Largest Clothiers "A Square Deal for Every Mau" skppended is the IiSr el' events. and the namea of:the ,prizewinners :. . .. • Senior - Bays. . *:, • Pul Una Shot. -W. Wallace, : C. • T . ,. . ranee, L. Greig. a • : .- Hop Step and Juanita -fa • Greig, . Brandt, E. Pattison a h • „ Bread Junipaara Gthig, E. Pettis W. Tamblyn. ''. Thr i e • Legged • Race.-LA..7 Wel race and E. Torrance, R. Blatchford and •r„• wmis, C. East Mid C. Hoare, 100 Yards Race. -L. Greig, E. Pal son, W. Wallath. • High Jump. -E. Pattison, C. -Del •W.• Tarnalyn, • Pole Vault, --C. Hoare, R. Blatchford and II: Farquhar. • . •• '• One Third Mile Rate., -L, (7reig, ' W. Tatriblyn, C. East. ' Ilardle Race. -L; Greig, E. ?Anson, • W. Taniblyn. . ••. Mile Race. -0. East, F. Tainislyn, W. • Tamblyn. s . . • ' Relay Race Ss -Pat ti arm, Greig : and 1 Reid, Farquhar; •S't urdy. and Blatela foraPotato Race. -II. Farquhar, L.. Was- ' men, \ E'.• Willis. • . Junior Boys. . Hurdle RaCe.-0. Harland., IS. Miller, • M. Shipley,' • Ilop, Step and Jump. -D. •Cleff, ' le, Miller, M. Shipley, E. Beacam, W. McNatighton. . , • ' • Putting Shot', -1'. Miller, D. Chat., E. Beacom, . . Running Jump,s-P, Rumhall, ,1, Me.: • Caughey, 1'. Harland. • , 100 Yards Race .-F. 'Walhalla •C. • 1 Harland, E. Miller, High Jumpas-F. RuMball and E. Kel- ly, (7. MeTaggart, M. Shipiq and 13, Ramadan, • Pore Vault: --(7. MeTa.ggart, B. Bren- dan, D. Chill. One Third 'dile Race. --F. Bambini, la Chuff, E. Kelly. 100 Yards, 3 Somersaults. -L, Greig E. Willis, F. Minitel'. (4irls, 50 YardRace.-Daisy Coppa Mary Davidson, .1ary Cathert, Putting Shot. -Daisy' Copp, McConn- ell, Chowen, and Mary Carbert, Thread the Needle Rave. -Jean ,for- tis, Marjorie Chow ee , Lore t to Flynn . Egg Race. -Mary Carbert, Lizzie lord, Sara Agnew. Potato Recta -Daisy Copp, Orace . Walker, Arian Morris. A game of Basket Ball between the following teams saas won by the that by a score of 11 to 3 : Thtisy Copp • AL 'Manning, V. Lobb, L. Beaton, • Ma Davideon; S. Copp, M. Yates ; 13eSsie Ross, A. hreConhell, N. Chia, • G. Draper, V. Barge, II. •NteArtlair, J. Mmrayl risiLiace.-Dalsy Copp, L. Voill • M. Mower], M. Carbert, V. Carbert, V. Flynn. • THE HOME PAPER llosNIGHT'S CONCERT. The. concert to be given in the .towh .hall toniot, under the auspices of the Y.L.U. at St. Paul's aurith„ promises to be a great StleMS. 'The Imperial Male Quartette are very highly spoken of in the &tato. which they have el:sited, and 'Eddie Pigott, "The Harry Lauder of Canada," • is, said to he very. funny. The sale of scats has Men large, MRS, A. MATHESON DEAD. A: couple of weeka ago there passed: away at the residence of her son at Qu Appelle, Sask., Mrs. Archie Math - (son, widow of. the late Rev, Axchie ;Matheson, and an aunt of MiSs Mary Matheson of town. The .deceased lady was at one time a resident of Clin- ton and will be remembered by :many of !he older citizens. The funerattook plata from, the residence of her son, intermentm being made itt Qu Appelle. GONE TO LONDON, On Saturday affernoon Mat a nuna .her of lair friends went down to the station 'to see Mrs. ',opine, off to London, her pew home. . Just as she was about to board the train one of the:number presented her with a hand- some handbag which she was warned not to open until' well upon. :her way. Feminine euriousity, however, ss too strong and •a peep was, taken in - M • side etre Was diocohered a gold piece. *Just a little token of effectual and remembrancem frothe Clinton friends of this lady, by whom• her departure • it much regretted. ONTARIO STREET CM:Reit Tbe *Riche re meet ing of' t be League on Monday evening wtis very well at- tended,' when • Mr. J.,W, Treleavea gave ;every. interesting, instructive and:well-thought-out address.. on the subject of "Mythology." • Mr, terelea- hen Was liiteeed to' with much pleas- ure; as he always is; and the''imating was 'one of profit to thtayoung •people. Miss s Maud Wiltae • favored the audis vitae,: with a Sole.• • Next Monday it, is expected that Rev. • Mr. Ousterhaut of. Latidesbero vilI adahcaS the.youpg people on. the subject al mission: • . A TH 0 th(1 (71:FT. •• . • Mr. ,John Foster of A lbeet street, who has been tenable to walk, about •for -some years:, back, on account of the loss of one (oat and- 1 he Denten- eat crippling of the other, received a surprise the other day in the shape cif an invalid's chair: • It is oneMath heh ean himself around mid der - trig these fine days past he has. toren enjoying the unwonted pleasture- ofdaily . a. jaunt. • down town. The 'chair le question, which . a strum, and =Nome: pipet, of workinaushio, was le gel M his soh, of •I'res- n. s It wasaa thoughtful gift -rad one. hich will give a greet return • itt elisure to the invalid father, .a• • 131,F, SOCIETY OFFICERS. The 131ble Society &Deere, • which ro elected at the•reee.t ing- in •the wn hall Cm Wednesdayevening of st week, which was reported itt the at isane of The Newa-Record, are follows) • • isesiaspa, Rev. J, arena. LITTLE I() I,$. The Pastime: Club gave a little informal dance in. their club rooms 011. Friday evening. • • - • h. The ahls.(1. of St: Pa.ul'a church are giving a. grand concert in •the town hall tonight. A "Lest," ' "Foetid," "Wanted," etc. advt. hi The. News-Rectvd bringa good results,: Try it, r. C. lloath shipped a beautiful Frateli organ • to Mr. W. Seale or North Vancouver ,the other day. *.• One dollar , will pay 'a subscription t� The News -Record for the remain- der of 11110 and • the where of 1911. Mr: Hughes of 'Woodstock College, who emidueted the services in the Baptist church last Sunday will 'do so again tint. Sunday also. A load of young people of town went out to 131yth on :110114ay even- ing to hear Rev. A. L. Gra* lec- ture in St. Andrew's. eburela The monbers of the W.M.S. •of Arethodist Mutat are Paying a: friendly vista: to the Auxil- iary of Wesley church this after - /loon, • . .1, 5, Mitch, a student • at the Collegiate, who was report al as 'hav- ing failed at the mid-aummer mama., has on appeal obtained his. Pt. 1. Faculty eutrance. ('ol. Chandler, who was head of the Salvation Army Traieing School in New York State for several years, will deliver an address in the S. A. hall this evening. Mr. ('.11, Pugh has moved into the house owned ay Mrs: Brielienden and , lately oecupied by Mr. Geo. • Rite. Mr, 8: C, Renewer' has rehted the place vacated by Me, Nigh. New members are being added to Murphy Lodge which has increased in membership almost one hundred per vent. in, fire past year or so. Num - hers are a?so joining the Royal Arch. Sehretary, A. lit:toper.. rreaserer, F. J. Hill. • The repreaentatives •of the churche are as follows : • • W• illi, Jamas Scott. • -St.. Paul's, John Hartley.- O• nt. St., D. Tiplady. Wesley, J. MeMath, • Baptist, Wae Robb. Contributions to the Society may be handed to any of these. gentlemen. ClaNGRATCLATIONS- ' a• Last, week The News -Record § made mention in its persona1. colenths of a legacy in "which Mr. W. (Boxer) Coats of town .sbared. 11 is learned that the said legacy' was left hy an aunt in England, lately do:a-a:i.'1, to •the children of the late Robert sell William Coats of Clinton and to a few other relatives itt England. The ler- tune' is something cater $50,0sand is divided amongst sixteen legatees, amongst whom are' Mr. W. Coats, Mrs. th G.- Middleton; Wooeside Farni, Goderich .township, and ail the other members .ef the two Coats' fam- ilies, now living. It is a • lice. 1;ttle legacy and congratulations are ex- tended. • • 1)EATI1 OF MRS. ROBTS WALKER,. On Salarday last death visilt ed the battle of Mr. Robt Walker, manager • of the large stock farm of Mrs. S. Stilith on the Baytle?„1 Road, and claimed the wilt' and mother, who was in her Pity -eighth year. Mrs. Walkerla maiden name was ?1aria Anne Pearson. She leaves, besides her husband, two sons and three daughters to mourn the loss et a good mother. The children • are : ?rank E, of Winnipeg, Jaine4, Mary, who bas been in Toronto for some time, Clara and Annie. In re- ligion deceased was a Baptist and was mach devoted to her church, Iler former paator, Rev. T: Char- lesworth, seine front Parkhill : to cola duet the funeral :services. • The fullers . at took place on Tuesday afternoon to Clinton eemeiery. The pallbearers were : Messrs. WM. "Men, Edward Glen, Malcolm MeEwan, Robt. Trick, !Hata, Beacom and Mr. Scott. To the bereaved 'husrhand and fam- ily is 'extended the sympathy of 41 largaeirclo of friends. sworn BLAZE AT NORMANDIE, • Some refusean the boiler room of the Hotel Normandie 'aught fire this manning and the brigade semi _called out The flames were soon extinguish- ed, without, damage being done. ALLIANCE CONVENTION. On November lith alt the Protes- tant pulpits in the county are ex. peered to be occupied by representa- tives of the Dominion •Alliance and on the following Monday a moven- tion will be held itt Clinton of coun- ty workers. • . M A NUOL DS .. Mr. John Govett gathered 'in, his mangolds the other day and found lie had sixte-sir bushels off a very small Piece of ground. They were trig and heavy and just to see what they actu- ally weighet1 he put six of them on the scales and they tipped the beam at 77 pounds or an average of almost 13 pound. each. Is, there anybody, here- ial_eiraovtlyta; 'alto has maegolds rust as THE riEs:r NONE .T0() GOOD. In connectiee with the Mast Huron! Teachers' coma -Mimi which wilt be bad in•aClinton en s()et. 20th and Sast, the local teachers wili give an .kt Home to the teachers of the coun- ty in the town hall on the evening of the :first day, begiariing at 8 o'cloek. At this meeting Mr. J. P. loag, 13.A,, of London will give aa addriss on "The Education of to -day and the Nation, of To-morrosv.," All interested • in educatiew atr invited to a t tend. IN THE, Rwil't' PLACE. "Mr. T. J. shera was up to Goder- ieh last week serving as juryman and while away he. called upon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Match at. the 'House of 'Refuge, in CI aton. To say that Mr. Shona Was pleased with what he saw at Clinton is putting it mildly. • .11e thinks • Mr. and • Mrs; hutch are la aria proper spheres. •Ile Is not the first to express that opinion. • Every cap from these parts who - gees to Clinton: have the same•good words Ir s2y‘447lorr,!,,z Vidette. • ' assa TWO • WELL-FILLED PINS'hhaesa, • rhe Parkhill 'Gazette says "The &aslant of the preSenstation to • Rev. ler. Dune ha last week's. imile of the Gazotte stated "several of ilia friends among tile citiihns of town aasemba ed at. NS residence and presented ahim .with two well-filled parses, of: githi." To have been correct it should • have read, "Several of his friends among the citizens of town assembled at Itis residence andnrcSented hint With a belletiful• sea Boit beg with fixtures, Oe Tuesday ethning, representatives of the Parkhill .'end the Borniall parish- 'espresented • ;the reyerend gentle4Wati with two •well-filled wok. of :gold." WESLEY CHURCH. . • . Rea::• ,7. E. Ford preached • morning and evening on Sunday,' Al. the' ; m:d ing airee the choir was assisted by Miss .1va Dodds of Sealant, who•sang very 'sweetly "The .Shepherd of the Fold." '. • On Monday evening the League had their monthly 'consecration. meeting which was led by Miss Margaret Dav- is, who gave en earnest talk on "Cons secretion," bawd' upon addresses: • livered by Rev. Mr. Peshop and others at the Summer School held - in St. Thomas in August.. The pastor atter-, wards empathiZed some itf the lead- er'sremarks, impressing upon .• the young people the need of eseater con- aecralloe: Next Monday a literary meeting Will be held. eltURCI1,- • • Rev. Dr. Stewart • exchanged pulpits * with Rev, Mr. Sewers of Brucefield on Sunday evening. The Young Peon ple's Guild held a devotional mooting at the close of the service. New Advertisetnenta. Piano for Sale -5. Lost-Postoffice-5 Noticsa-G. E. Greenslade -5. 'Start! i1ellyar-1 Were 73c Now 47c-Irwiths-4. Out Speciels-liarlaral Bros. -4 Auction Sale -J, 13. Diass1ale-5: New Falls Coats -Couch -a: Apples. for Sales-4.'400bn Bros. -5. Strayed. rieffer-11. J. Trewarthe-4 • Stock Invigorator..,S.R. Irelmes-fsh An Extra Pair. --O. W. Harp a, Ch.a-hlis ,Wauted, 2 Girls-RattenbstrY Irohhess** •,..T••••••••••••• illiPPENINCS. IN SOCIETY Mrs. N. Mace:as:hem• will t'i'c' ort Fridays until Christmas and af- t erwaials 011,1110 71 Ts t Friday of t month. • as* • Mrs. C. M. Yates will not levels's. until some time in November. Personals. Registrar ('oats, Goderich, was era • town yeaterday, Mrs. Glazier, Sr., • who has been in-. disposed for some time, is improv- ing. Ed, Steep, IL Lawson and Olen Coats* are home from. Petrolia for a fees days.: • • Mr'-, Findlay Meislwen is spending, tles• week with her brother, Mr. Jana. Ross, Ilenuall, .• Misahletaily Smith returned to Tar - onto an Tuesday after a fortnighthaa visit to friends in and about towaa 'Mira. E. P. Maloney and three childriaa of Sault Ste. Marie have been guests - (thane lady's :mother, Mrs. alcCest- nate for the past. week. •• • , Mika Annie McCorvie, who iinderwent an operation a couple .of weeks 'akr. and, who has been an initiate& ' the • hospital • siace• then, is improvinka •• very . • ' .11ressrs. Wm, and' 1 Alexander aaa tended the funeral of: the late Mrs. Ed. :MeGrat ton which took place on Thursday mat Irian GOderich 'to Col- borne cemetery, Mr. • and Mrs.: Bert Langford, itliaah Larene and Master •Ilarotd,' town_ • as:, ompanied by Mr, Wm. Vodden Hu 'sett vimited Merida is West Wu- Wenosh haw .,nrepart • of* the week, making • the .t rip ite-Mr, Langharea- euto. • Mrs, LapPine• • left: an .Saturday rah** for Loudon where Mr, •Lappine hold a *goodpo.etion and where the fans- ily intend in future to reside, :Wass Lappine will reinain in town • sorna. time as she does not intend giving • up her position with' the Morrisia Clothing, ('0; mitil tlie end of. Urea • Mks: Parsains; mother ef-Slia, If C. 33rewcr, lot inerly of Clithen .: bat' now of Montreal, died, at the. rekais• • drace of. her daughter, Mrs. Daniatas, Onderieb, ow Sanday, •The' later-. meat took • al ee at :Montreal. 'him -- Parsons lived for some , year in Clinton . and is • . well • remera- • - !serial by • 4inany • of our cithiaass Mr. and 'illas John .1-iewitt arrived za .. week ago front Greenock . township,: 13ruce county, and have taken ' their •a,bade'soiab • of the t(7.T.E., , track in the house °Wled • by iltr....•• Jellies Ycung: Mr. Hewitt .k:r7 • t he ' . . purchaser • of the • . Waists' farm •on the London Road:: birl does not get possession . math; next fall,. Mr. Ilic(lee's lease not cr- . piring until, that alma' . - ' * • * * * * * * * * * * * • *. ,WHY IICY AT HOME4h• • -a * Neat Monday evening the Guild in- , tend having a social meeting as a sort , of reception •. for the . young people, * students and others, who have' but * latoiy . 'come to town, and to' which *alt the young !ramip'. of the eongrega- • tion are cordially invited. - The Mission Band met on Tut afternoon and gathered up- their forces . and -made- plans fa the whiter's work, Mrs: McLeod; 'Superintendent, presid- ing. . - The Women'a Association held their monthly, tea yesterday afternoon. DO nusnE A start bas been made on the macadamising of Albert . street from: mill nail) and if good weath- er . lasts. for 'a menth longer tho. stretch to . the eorfioration Jifliits may he (hashed. Our eitizens, And.the farmers who come in from the north will be Dula disappointed ifthe work is not campleted. - On Tuesday Chief 'Wheatley and his gang finished up a mile of cement side - wow. The town, is now • wen served in that testiest.' ily the end of next week 190 water- workserafces will have been installed and 111he good weather -continues still mina, may he asking for csainectien this 1200 feet of fomainvh Water Mains have rt' (stirs been Mid under the sup- erintendence of Mr. George Trowhill and at slightly less -cost than When laid by 'Contractor ... . • . Beeataa-You , ,eamitine your '!*f purchase and are assured of. *.t: satisfaction • before investing "•'' • your IllorteY. , . . • . ..Becanse;,-Yone . home ' inerch- *a ani fO alwaya ready and •Civilling *" . to make right any, error Or any *' : defective article purchased from : *' labia ' ' ' • : ' *•'''' • Becausa-aWhen you are tick 4' or for any 'reason it, is necessary * for you to ask credit,' • you *- * ran go to the local merchant. " * Could you ask it of a mail order ss , * how ? . Mil I * Beeause-If a merchaut is * willing to extend you credit you ** •• * thou itt give him the bonefit Of 4' .1.• . * your cash ti•ade, * Beesause-Your home ,.. inc`*i. v * chant pays local taxon and. , • - he * erte every egort to Martha ie fall *S * Better' Mir Market, thus itt- 4*. ' * creasing the value of both city * and' couritay property. • ' *a * rhaause--The inail-ordett mers * chant does not lighten .your tax ** '- or itt Any Way help the value of *6 # your property. * Because -The mail-oialer triers * * . chant diva nothing for the * * braelit of markets or real estate *". • * velum •. 4', * .1leeause--If you will give your *' * home Merchant an opportunity Is * tar compete, by brinp,ang your * *. ta•der to him in the quantities * * t nu buy out or town, he . will * * demonstrate that, quality eon.- **- * sidered he will save you money. "" * *, • * * *4' * 0 * * * * *4' * *' * Fifteen mats will pay 'a subseription? to The•tims-Reeord to end of 1010 'aft One dollar from now to .end of 1911.,