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ARTICLES OF SPECIAL INTEREST I �Ij ""
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On stile for the first time in this country, is a handy article
called "Brown's Electric Stick" it is a wander -worker and
Will remove any spat or stain from alt kinds of cloth,'
We also have in Stock "Stevens Comfort Foot Warmers" Verdict of Coroner's Jury in the
a very desirable •article for'a cold bed, at to use when driving,Death of Samuel Barr.
You simply fill them with boiling water.
You will findiT that a bottle at Holmes' Lung l7 Tonic" will
ar e
it®eMttiteeeette*rAwtatoit ~awtbeft4aicw
Miss Nlary, Snaith attended the open-
ings at Toronto.
Nlrs. Bean is vislttn b • with MI'S, T. S.
Brandon at . W ung1
GIT � [fly s
tans:
Co, CeniStable Fellow, of Goiierich
was in Town on Monday.
Mr. Dan, A9cCau hey; of.Blyth, was
n visitor in town on Saturday,
Mr. D. Sundercock, of Blyth, was a'
visitor in town on Satur ay,
Mfr Jacob Taylor was here last
week attending to his office work,
Ser rl. R. Welsh has been off duty
for a few days owing to the grippe,
Mr. A. J. ilolloway 14 snaking a busi-
ness trip to Buffalo this week,
(Laudon Free Press) .
rout The worst Kof. 25 cents at—THE'REXALL STORE--- g Coronet' Dr: C. C. Ross' jury invesl,
't d Salting the death of the late Samuel
Barr, of Clinton, et Hyde Park ['ridgy of
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last ,week, came to the conclusion that
W. B. R,, 0 U 11ii, I'hm ,• the death was quite accidental and that
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Incorporated 1869.
Capital Authorized $ 25,000,000
Capital Paid-up 12,91,1,700
...Reserve and Undivided Profits . , .. 14,564,000
Total Assets
335,000,000
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL
450 Branches with world wide connections.
General Banking Business Transacted.
R. E. MANNING, Manager . Clinton Branch
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CAPITAL AND RESERVE $5,800,000
98 Branches in Canada.
. A General Banking Business Transacted
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT
• BANK MONEY ORDERS
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest Allowed at Highest Current Rate
I -I. R. SHIARP, Acting Manager Clinton
O. .f. •p./f naIp... VISOR .11n(
Dr,- Blacken, of B1vt
h w, s calling
a
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linb
oi,
old friends in town anf estav.
Mrs, (Dr.) Shaw was at Seato th
this week •with Mr. and Mrs; Stanley
toys..,•
Miss Jean Ross, milliner, has ac-
cepted a position at Brantford fur the
season.
Masters Austin and Norman Wheeler
of Brucefield, spent the week end with
Masters Frank altd Jack Seeley.
Warden Elliott, of Centralia, was
visiting his cousin, Mr. and Mrs. G. 1.1.
David, this week.
Mr. W. 3, Paisley was at Seufurth on
Monday attending the Centre, Huron
Liberal Executive meeting,
Mr. Ray Rumball, of Goderich, was
't visitor in titan with Itis ,another last
Saturday.
Mfr. John Wiseman was i» 1C:hieago
lust week attending the funeral of his
brother.
Mrs. McIntyre and Miss Barbara, of
Goderich, were visitors in town last
Friday.
Mrs, Sadie Johnson, of Goderich
rich was in town on Wednesday of
this week.
'Hiss Mabel Cautelun returned home
after attending the millinery openings
at '1 oronto.
'Air. John Guninghante attended the.
meeting of the Huron Presbytery .at
Itensed last week.
Mr. Brown, keeper of the House of
Refuge, is now able to be about once
,fore after tt severe illness.
Mr. and ;sirs, J. 13. Whittlnt;hattt,
leave u.+ Saturday to start on their
,vest ward trip to their home.
Hiss lye and Miss Whitley, of Gode-
-rich, were visitors over Sunday with
Miss McLeod, of the C.C.l, staff.
;Ors. Large .t Toronto, sister, of
Mr:. Turner, died a fen• days since, the
funeral being aU,nled by Miss S.
Turner.
Mr. J. L. Kerr attended the Executive
meeting o1 Centre Huron Liberals ..ul
d M,ntda> afternoon at Se:ata rah.
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Clothing
Ordered iteatty-to-W' 'at'
,Ling
saai TE271�1 rsra' ,rg._+.;F ,s , '•'
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Nothing takes the place of the RAINCOAT
for its particular service.
The RAINCOAT is as much a part of a
man's wardrobe as his overcoat,
We have RAINCOATS of every approved
fabric—Rubberized or Waterproof.
OLIVE PARAMATTA RAINCOAT
Single breasted close fitting collar, strap on
sleeves. While we do not claim it to be per-
fectly waterproof, we do say it will be a satis-
factory coat for mud or dust. Just the coat to
carry in your Moto(' car,
Price $5.00.
DARK GREY CHECK COAT
Made from a very neat pattern, not all
wool, but very serviceable.
Price $7.50
ENGLISH RUBBERIZED TWEED COAT
Made from good quality • tweed, all wool,
7 y
seams sewn and cemeted, thoroughly rubber-
ized. •
Price $10.00
THE BALMAIROON RAINCOAT
Made from good ii uality tsngljsh tweed,
single breasted, convertfible collar, 'siva large
patch poctets, lined with 'fancy plaid material
thoroughly waterproof, while ma -King a snappy
spring and fall overcoat.
Price $13.50
YOUTH'S SMART RAINCOAT
Made from an olive paralnatta cloth, .close
fitting collar, straps on sleeves, sizes 30 to 35.
Price $5.00
We are showing all the New Styles in
Trench, -Motor, l311macan, etc, .
h =Morrish Clothing ria
Agent tot' 87.. r. 11+•.'t'eio'i,rtit^it Co.
I3 .w(pli%1,ie Denial 101' 1;;Ver,) Mitt/
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The New Fr -3.
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bWork
Dr, Sp .tun, Pruvincttd inspector of
ttit;h Schools and t olleghates, was in
t;,n last vt it maki u; his oaticiaVtisit
at the Chilton Collegiate.
1•Ir, Edward Scallion attended the in -
;nest at Hyde Park on 'Friday afternoon
of the late Samuel thug.
:Mss illy `Bawden Who has been at
Toronto attending the Millinery open-
ings, Will nut accept a position this
season.
Mr. and Mrs. 3, A. Sutter expect to
leave this week for Toronto to visit
with relatives and friends.
Mr. i11a11ough, of the West, and a
former resident of Dungannon awns
. calling on old' friends. in town last
week.
Seaforth Expositur:—Miss Sparks_
of Stratford, has returned to her duties
its milliner at Stewart Bros.
avir, A, T, Cooper took the services
in 1Vitigluuu on Sunday in the interests
of the Huron Co. Temperance Associa-
tion.
Mrs. J W fret ,o ,,t n and Miss Nor.
urday. February 23, about half it mile
west of Hyde Park Jiiin:1ton, Itiss body
being grievously dismembered.
Evidence was given by. Edward 0.
F'Scrub-fn.�f Cli Clinton,tlou ai brU t et iii -1 tv
aa
Lewis,. Barr, �mLeslie. Heath u
i a s Sam, s .zs a le th , rad
Roy. Dick who found the body. Wtlliam
Sneath baggageman on the Huron &
(.truce line, li, 1V. Brumptoti and W.
Latch -man, tireman and engineer, re-
spectively of the -express train which
may have struck Barr, but which is .not
certain; D G. MacGregor, station agent
Walter McGibbon, satin') foreman, and
Wm. Bowman, snail carrier.
It was impossible to glean anything
from the evidence which would throw
any int portant light nn the tragedy. No
one saw the accident, and it was not
established what train struck the ratan,
'dr5tl
Boys iI(
Casualty Sty .int
WOUNDED AND MISSING
Gr, 'Thos. W. Forbes, Morris Twp,
SERIOUSLY ILL
W, H. Ker & $opit, Editors and Publishers,
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Young g eaftrth
Aviator
17 -Year -Old Stanley Ploys Meets Deeds
rat t'arih Worth. '
Setttortlt, (vlurch 4,—Major td, S.
(lays was notified this morolug that
his son, Stanley, was instantly killed In
a flying accident at Fort Worth, 't'extts,
on Sunday afternoon,
He was only 17 years of ttge, and"
enlisted with the flying corps in To-
ronto; anti was sent to 'rocas last aut-
umn for t1uhutg, He wits air eaceed-
iugly popular young tallow, and a gen-
eral favorite at the Seaforth Collegiate,
where he was in attendance at the time
t n• The a vitt 1e brought
, enlistment. body t 1 h
t ut 1 � l
t
ti
home for burial.
flays and a lieutenant, Bate were
riding in the stone ntaeldoe at flick's
Field when the plane crashed 600 feet,
Haves died at tt hospital an hour Tater.
Late sustained •t fractured leg and,in-
terntal injuries from which, it is said
Ise cannot recover,
Major ]lays, the dead aviator's father
is 'a former officer of the 161st Huron
Battalion
Hueter Can
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TheQso n of Water
is a Vita9
ne dere
Council met on Monchty evening with * w * s tt as * >4 s * *•
Mayor 'Thompson in the chair. Ment- •a
hers present were: --Councillors Wiltse ,- ' WHAT COUNCIL DID
Miller, Couper, Sheppard and Lung- a,
ford.
Minutes of last meeting read and Granted 9150 to the Huron
confirmed. " 'County Spring Show.
Communications .,
to Appointed a committee to at a+
A. J, MiMur•rat', Secret:try of the
tend to the Mary Street Drain. u'
Huron Co. Spring 'Show, wrote the t ., x
council asking for the usual grant fur ; t, Passed bylaw to borrow iF1o,- e
the Stock Show which will be held un 000, its needed, ti
April -1
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{)n motion of Langford and ,+hep- a; Buys two aeras more of
0 n
pard, the usual grant of tt5 he made t
to the Spring Show, The motion car- thither for wood.
rigid.
ar
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An amendment by Councillors Wiltse r. Will meet Public ` Utilities iH
and Miller, that a grant of 530 be made " Commission in regards to more ..
to the- Spring Shaw. Tlie amendment •water.
was lost, t' a•
B. J. Gibbings, Secretary of the Pub- a> v a .„ ai 's x, as r 'r 4 at
lie Uttliiies Commission, wrote the
following letter: the Mary street ditch be gone into
To The Council: •
Gentlemen:—Suite of you are aware
that the increased demand upon our
waterworks has brought us face to face
with the fact that the consumption of
water is now about equal to the limit
of supply. The necessity of increas-
ing the supply so as to adequately meet
t all requirements is Of vital Importance
to every citizen. The 'Commission
deem it advisable to. discuss the situa-
tion with a committee from the Coun-
me 'zt cit. Enclosed is a copy of a resolution
passed at our last regular meeting:—
. The Public Utilities Cammisson re-
spectfully 4—The request the Muneipid Coun-
cil of Clinton to appoint a special
teresting ease to conte before the
Committee to meet with the k;unt-
•spring assizes here, which opens Mon-' mission to discus, the question id :ut
Sergi. N. Nicholls, Winghtun, I trey next, is that of .lames .McCracken increased water supply. Joint Conn -
I of Morris i'uwnship• charged with the mittee to meet, tvlonday evening,
I murder of his wife, Mrs. M. McCraek- Marcus ttth.
'3orris TWt!, Bop Mussing. I en, on July 22 last.
Morris Township Man Will Go
for Trial on March 11.
:rncken stuud tr,., at the tall On motion of Councillors Miller and
a tI • hoes that wit ` reuwve '
with g s
for our generation at least a difliculty
:and worry that has been constant and
expensive for too long.
Respectfully fours,
W. RRYDONE,
P.S.—I enclose a copy of my recent
letter to Mr, -'Pruudfuot,
• 'Clinton, Feb, 1 lith, t 5
W. Proudfoot, K. C.,
Barrister, Goderich,out,
Dear Sir:Your letter explains what -
appeared to me as precipitate action
after our earlier correspondence and
I have to tatank you for your courtesy
tit waiving our statement of Def,siae
fur the present. I shall take the mat-
ter up with my clients and 1 think
that 1 can promise action on their part
that will do something to relieve the
situation. The question is a wide nut
and while the Corporation has not done
Gunner Phomas Witham Furbzs, 5 i she ,
sun of Mr. R. J. l'arbes, of Morris, who t assizes, but, owing to "a, disstt reement PP1F,d, Gonads us a whole Will meal any overt act whereby your client has
has been re ,trted wounded :out miss- I rd the jury, the case was laid over. the Utilities ire mossion. been inju:ed and' the knitting Company
P I' 1 ti vltsten w•1U 'resit• It W Brydoue, Town Solicitor, wrote are not discharging into the drain any
deleterious matter which will cause
him dama,e 1 hope that some plan for
gettin;' lid of the ditlicuity will he
agreed upon, It is not to be forgotten
t is ez 1
Win located. s Connell—Clinton.
ir'inghani Sar+[.°ant ill. f 5'he case if nthisMcCracken his tar 011 111rtltit' communicating with Air.
much interest in this community. Ac -
A, J, Diich,;lls, of Wingh:un received cording to the accused, Mrs, ate_ l'roudfuot, t have tris e noteuus con•
word that his son, Ser,gt. Norman Nich- + Cracker had been out for an automobile I sent to allow this Marler to stand un- j that there are, prescriptive rights
tit, who ioined the Arnie Medical t tide" with a cousin, whom her husband tit We can do something to remedy 1 whi,h Wright be pleaded but for the
must not. be construed its giving its Ian attempt 10 meet your client's wishes
ill in Wast lv partly
ec v McCracken i t en as n
h.nin • only :u•th• recovered t from his nit,. Later he drew a re- leave to delay for a single day :wytlning' to :•uai an tricot as should remove
,-;,done. t p p I the cause „f j,igation. 1 ant glad to
1ram an operation c:han pneumonia , cii�;zr r. nn his pocket and threatened We can du to put matters in a r,sition
•:et in. to sit"it himself, His wife struggled which shall be legally sound so tar as i have :;our a>sur,tnee or as.11„ante in
with hits
for the goon he claims, and. we are concerned and i trust that the arriving at such a smut an as shall
1'I detailed s it discharged, the buffet passing Council Will appoiart a special co Q1'. •dile the master. 1 think it would be
The d t. t.tt iiid d of election i
eaphe of Lib; canetd;ttzs e the through
the lime the
:11tb llcC;racken's mitten ahoia duty it shall be to give vette, for you t add the other part..
this matter profit and effective con-
Irsn I'cdsan:•, Llelctirtn in North (loran, i z tr , d into her hrai,i. ns _ sideration. I :til asking Mir, fraud- .uta
a:: published a=rz,'Jas. Cutvntj., 2u6.- T, R, ler ev, 11 K. C., is tine la e toot ht :add the other proper.dctznd-
ireln lJyslnp S22S.t i cutin; :ath.rttid and 9', C:. Rr,hiuefte, tints sus that the real offenders ala) be
tt. 1., blunts, awhto Inas been for a K, C •• is defending the prisoner. Matz cugnizutt uf' Their liability :old
nuIt 1'r of of s Manager of the (trete- ; -- — su he iuduczd to co-operate wiih yiur
ls
tint 1•etire of the t pok of :vhn t i, i
r, retire from the pnsitiwn in +he 1 A. .l, Iletin, tubo hats carried uu a a,uuniltae, should the Council agree
near future. A. W, Strickland, of the ge"eral store business in Cr:nbrouk with me and appoint one. The liab lity
li:nfrew hr:mch, will assume the tar a member of rears, tits ttecided to of the t:urpor tiouuisieindirec abut I
t but I
manac'ement. tvlr. Elliott has been discontinue and will remive to Wood fear iturti iHiti the .hese ru l an ..1
stock in the course of a ftw month..
very popaiat' � _�--...........,-
ir,g tar the past six weeks has not et the - t. - ` the Council in regards to tht9. law
lit • assizes. suit, ( aroused
the nuisance complained of. 'this 1 prose, t WO shall content ourselves with
corps of the lirat citntingent, is ser- i disapproved of. tJpon retut•mng
Ziff 'i 1 I' ik 1 M ( k ked tor•u explanation
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cotes in Clinton
So Pert Questions ' Gone to France
Some
For North Huron Riding.
er ,
1M the Clinton Board of'1'rade dead? t in addition to the name of Dr, inose,
Mr, Onslow Crich received, a letter of Dulgtlnnrtn, who has been suggested
Have you paid your subscription to oat Snharday •night, written on the 13t1n as a successor to NIr.Mttsgrive as North
The New Era? of February, stating that his two unrolls local member, :and who would
boys, Jtuues O. t rich and Wilfrid V. make a good man, several other gentle-
Ils'i "Powe Debentures. Crich of the tCtst l3attl. had joined a men are nauan, ue gal oche forthe
The In hi Camp of the Canadian draft and was going to France to get vacancy, among them rata Matthew
ti e
Wnodncen hold 5t.t.573,rin in Clinton into the tight with the 1bth Battl. Lockhart, of Auburn, 111 r, George Spot.
ata :+ie yISltlier the lady's sister, Airs, debentures. Most of these etre for the The hest luck is the wish of the Clio- ton, of Wingh:un; Dr. Redmond, and
Kay, at esti ern Nltch, sidewalks, frau people. P, W. Scott, of Beigrave.
Alias Nettie 1'erryberry, of Tucker- Cense ivf' Locals
H
smith was the guest of Mr, and Mrs.
W. CrICh, Isaac street, for tt few days' m.
les as attendants. 'their r sition ns
anal, b, that ti the Kultting Com-
p:uly and should be attached in the
sante manner. If they are served we
should have their help in bringing a.
bout a settlement.
Respectfully Yours,
W. BRYDONE,
Councillor 'Cr,uper reported that Iia.
Middleton, Royal Sank and S. S.
Couper have leen :Ward as defend- '
ants.
flu Siotia:i of CounCtll•trs Wiltse and
Cooper—The Mayor and Cnuuetllor
Sheppard and Miller be a special Com-
mittee
ntittee 0? :Mary St, Drain.
Two accounts from the Public Lib-
rary' Board ware passed. on motion of
'Councillors Sheppard and Langford, to
the Finance Committee fol• further re
port•
lay -law No. 4, for tc)tS, to burr.
510,000 until taxes came in was read
three times and passed,
F'roperty Committee, reported that a
new stove had been purchased for the
police ()Rice as the old one was burned
out and considered dangerous.
On emotion of Councillors Cooper
and Sheppard the following tnotion was
passed:—in view of the fact that it
will be necessary to water the streets
in the early months of the year, that w.•• h
Council ask for tenders at once in or-
der that all preparations may be made
Conservatory
Exams, inor orae.
March. when the occasion demands.
sen Basile 'Ford and Edna Wise Council stet 011 Mlonda evening. Mh•, Ralph Tip.lady' purchased the Councillor Miller; of the Street Cum -
ed first class boners in Grade 2, Goad Friday aures on )Mlarcp a9i:h hoist and tit on the corner oo ' ' Mittee reported that there was nothing
Corn -
eats, in recent examinations a ut ht T'hurs_ Gibb-
ing and Rattenbury street, from Mr' to report. ate asked that prices be se-
Nif C. vitt so that Council cooly,
. is
during the pest week. receiv
'llr, Kari Argent leaves on Saturday rudim
he intends going if the Loudon the recent
of music, School Board meet. tonight ( Robl. Welsh. .and occupied by curet1 Iw Tau
for the west where day,)
P, Libby, Mr, 'liplady is now the naw
decide next meeting. As chairman of
L, O. L., Meeting ^ landlord, and will move to the house the Fuel Committee, he reported that
1 Friday evening f this week•when Mr. Libby vacates for his noun
on a farm for the season. -
Mrs, Lal. Paisley and Master, Elmer
d
were Sunday visitors with Air, a»
Mrs, 'i'ebbuti, of Goderich. 'The ladies
sisters.
are sisters.
Mr, James McFnlls of 'lay Town-
ship delivered eight six Months' old
pigs at Exeter which weighed "620
putouts, and for which the received
„2s'7,35��'
-DROMEDAR�7
COCOANUT
1 Fresh, shredded Cocoanut
in patckages for only 15 cents
'dery
1-7ra1riL
You halve used
Dates and know how good
Co.
they arc,-
Dr•aint d
ar C .
y
3
coanut is just as gcflld.
FRESH LETTUCE
FRESH, CELERY
t:.
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t'buner d1
C n rl ay evenrnt a e wood had been sold up to 5216 worth.
c )f wood
• two acres c
purchased u
property. • •had ur s 1
ts'° They t
y
a
n1, � i
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, 1 candidates 11'111 b
e initiated
about 10 �1 ,� " „delivered
into the L O L odge and another It 1 i ' oa Along Drive, front :lir, Janes Snell to to
Still
f foot lengths, *ihs
The Town
•, v p nn our' oo e 4
a
degree. ' •elurnin
e �nd'h r t g
). .) �1 eke the ,• when
tot r will l
t s Ie coin
Saturday
v
dtlltit V � S
All Members asked to attend,
his aeon considerable t pp
a
sharable su ly oitt in the
front Toronto, Rev. Mt'. Hogg, missed other hush yet, Resides what is in the
connections at Stratford, and Sunday market square.
being his 'closing Sunday of his first The Cemetery Superintendent asked
year,. the reverend gentleman a v�o for a protection in case of rutin or snow
Appointed to Committee,
Mr, .lances Snell, Fiutlett's well
berously Wo
[i r
known sheep breeder, has been appoint;
particularly anxious to )e home t when digging graves and this metier
ed to the sheep London,
of the Cablegram Received From France Says 'the services, On Suttdify morning he I was left in the Moods of site Cemetery
Western FAIT of Landau, 'Tine Cotta- i drove all the way from Stratford ;old 4 onunittee
iniitee meets at Loudon on March- 21st Condition is Dangerous was able to take the work ih Willis The Finance Committee's report may
be tread in another column.
C:ooneil then adjourned.
to adjust the 19 lb prize list. f church on Sunday mgitt. lits conga
Bach From Flanders, I, The Stratford herald of Wednesday gatinti appreciates his good work Isere,
Pte, Wilsmt MlcSlierry who left alio- makes reference to a son of Rev, and and the interest he takes in theft.
Firs. Glut?, who is well known to
{nn With the 16Isi Huron's was calling j,.,,
(,htntottinus: Illness of Mrs. Matlock.
W old friends in town Inst week. I S BROKEN U P. f.
Wilson saw six months service in 'flte Herald joins with a host The older residents of Clinton, who j
Prance with a construction Battalion, of friends in extending' heartfelt will remember her as a cttatt'lning pei•-
and expects to. get. his discharge. lie', Rev.d M W lit 1 ill regret i n learn that Mrs
FIFTH DIVISION
is attached to Toronto at present, but,
rynCluff, to gni tt st and who
Mona 1 v, will r.
'T. CIuiT, N1ot•ntngfc9n street, who re- .Malloch is su•iously ill at her home in Proposal to Use Itticnibers for Rein••
„rocas to soon be heck In Chilton, 1 a:eived a cable stnth7g that .rtmir. sort, Toronto, with slight chances of re -forcemeat Was Canadian One.
Itis aid, friends were glad to see hint ,Lieut, !toward Roger Chilli,- had been covert'. She is the widow of the late .
once more in town. t dangerously wounded ria March dth D.M. Mallick, one time Principal of s.
Lntndivl,'1°gib, zS.--In the House of
I and is at present in No 5 Casualty canton model School, and later' School
asked:
McMaster
f117111a11 S. Donald aid
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East l Yl Il.
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,�• for 1...
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Sold vent inspector • rchar 1 I n e
t C t, r,..e..,
1.aut,o ldtrea
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1 stool.), 1ere; d ' ,1t tt Swar
Debentures vol Cathave the
The 'Town 1'rea�urgr and Chairman overseas to England tvitlt sire list son, Da W Ml:fluck, one ai the leading the effect on Canadian recruiting if
Wiltse. have disposed of thes121100.00 Kingston Battalion in April, t1tt5, and medical. Men of ''orontu, has ()cell the effect
al to Canadian
upthe Fifth
worth of debentures advertised in our atter spending five Months in Instruct- ovenseris almost since the conunetr 1 Use uirai sivision, now sationed al
1final duties there, was sent to Prance cement of the eau',
r
columns ns tori 11 the past two weeks. Willey, be tarried otic.
They were all taken up by residents and did duly in he .trenches until
of Clinton and adjacent townships 'June, 1917, when he contracted trench Womon's Institute Mr,i Ist t 51ehad`nrbpeu cttrxiniing the
o' the 'rt Loan fever: After' being in hospital for 'the Women's Institute. . Ladies re- I England for over a year, and lin
;i.In ',Oilers t h Dt l>e y port having d,;i i'tt,n : n sale,
n. t'r which oleic were some time it was again returned to hada very successful et} ciesiy hilt been rca,gtiized at
',Moves 'r,r sale. tire. exchanging those France and has been doing duty tvitlt meeting on Thursday of last week. at; ail inspections, aind. ,1 hated that.
a111wit r';- for the new ones. Sus- his battalion until wounded. the Monte of Ms, R. Fitzsimons. The; 200 of the superior iflicers Witt)
•
quirk. . r,%; received from different let- k' [ d le n b
it, .:f t'•. c County, showing in what Mat t l l d i the
goi d ,'atee,i1'the Gllnf:on debentures
ere 1 :,d. there is 00 place in West-
ern 0 itario that ins a Stetter 'Mandel'
repot ani lit halt our town. ?romp
payment of all iri1,;1i0es and the know-
lydttc that our sinking funds, are kepi
up punctually and well invetlied has
put the town in the first, class, • 11
should he a great satisfaction to our
ratepayers when paying their taxes to
know That this is the case.
Rev, and Mrs. 1 tit t received -at a - , home made cookies otuid ready sale, bad l+c>r highly trained ..w•}uld be front .ittiti On Setttrday' as saying and added considerably o receiptsforced to return to t Wed
lir had been detailed to take a three ;fur the tinny, The Treasurer, Mrs. 1 Von, James Ian. MacPherson. under
weskii' ciiirsa grrd it Is (1,lit4 evident bones Ftymn gave iter report. Ssecretary of war, replied that the
that. Lteat, (hilt had only returned to turd received The Provihcial (3,:,-,',-, secrttsal ,, break nap the at tali
his battalion at ].,ens a short time whin' :nil also the County Patriotic grant, '
he trot ]tit
t'S
and use it as reinfu.cetrtenis for
1 it was decided l.tt invest this Mone, in . 'Canadian troops int Franca was
Another soli, Lieut, Rex, Ciuff, is at I wool, for snore socks'lo, st)ir.ti•rs. ! n)ade by the C.auadiatt . authorities.
present serving it France, having got)e: of late this Society has beet seining
overseas in November, 1016, with the its parcels individually to our own
tC15i I'mrtm Battalion. town boys overseas. °Fourteen letters Scitoci Board To.blieltt
A cablegram has been sent to Prance; of acknowledgement were read at thin • The regular meeting of ihr. Putniie
ehdeavdring to tinct out the condition i meeting. Neat 'month the Ladies par- School Hoard will he to-ttight
of Lieut. tide. !nose holding a shaver meeting. ('Thursday.)