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April ? 7th „1916
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the saermeat of
u next Sunday y ne
On
the Lord's Supper will be adminis-
tered in the Methodist 'church at Irl
a:nr
Miss Lizzie 'Weston and ,'Master
Clayton \Veston spent the' itaster
holiday with friends at Detroit,
Miss Agnes Johnston ot (yoderich is
the guest of her sister, Mrs, Edward
Weston, this week.'
Mrs. John McLeod'; who spent the
winter with her son, Dr. A. McLeod,
at Wroxeter, returned to the village
the past_ week.
Private Wilber Irwin of Berlin
Spent the week -end at his hone in
the village.
Miss V. E.. Stevens, I>rincilial of the
Public school, is spending her holi-
days at her home near Blake.
Miss Baxter of London is the guest
of Miss Ferguson over the holiday
season.
Mr. and Mrs. S, D. Merner and son,
Fred Merner and Mr. and Mrs• Stan-
ley Anderson of Alvitistou, Mr. S.
Merner, Jr., and son, Gordon IVlerner
of 011 Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Piper and sons, Earl and Jack Piper
of Hanover were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs, David and Edward Sturg-
eon over the holiday. •
Miss Maggie Parker and Myrtle
Tippet of London spent the holidays
at their homes in the village.
Miss Barr of Loudesboro was the
guest of her sister, Mrs, Geo. King,
the past week.
Mrs. W. Ferguson and family arc
visiting her parents at Seaforth,
while Mr. Ferguson has left to re-
sume his duties on ,the lakes.
Mr, and Mrs. E. Merner spent Eas-
ter with friends at Zurich,
. Mr. E. Ward left this week for
Clinton where he has secured a posi-
tion with Mr. R. Jones.
The. tug Edna K., which was laid
up at Goderich for the winter, ar-
rived in the harbor on Friday.
Rev. A. Macfarlane is attending the
Presbyterian Synod at Stratford this
week.
Miss Minnie Kerr of Brantford was
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. 1f. Dar-
row, over the Easter holidays.
Misses Laura and Irene Currie of
Seaforth are home on a visit.
Bayfield. •
Mrs. 's. Geoc e Woods and (laughter,
MiSS Belle Woods of Seaforth, spent
Good Friday in the village with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Hewson.
Miss 'Clare Spackman of Loudon,
spent the holiday under the parental
roof, •
Mr. R. Bailey of the Sterling Bank,
Sebringville, spent his 'Easter heli-
dais at his home in the village.
Mrs. Ruddy and Misses May and
MVIargeryi Grasby of Wingham, were
the guests of tine Iortner's sister,
Mrs. Brandon, over the holiday.
Private Fred King of the 52nd
Battery, Kingston, spent the week.
end with his parents, Mi.Ind a4id Mrs,
George King. •
The following is the reportof the
promotion examinations held in Bay-
field Public school. •
r Fowlie, l aker,
Sr, nth—Ethel I owlde, Lulu B ,
Nesbitt Woods.
Jr, btih—Lucy Woods, Izctta Ma-
iler, Muriel King, Florence Elliott,
Nina Heard, Beulah Parker, Lillian
Catling,
Sr" 4th—Greta Baker, Mary Currie,
Irene Catling, Lola Blair, Ethel Dreh-
mann, May Howard, Harolid Weston,
Ruth Macdonald, Harry Baker, Shir-
ley King._
,Ir. 4th—Ethel Jowett, James Dreh-
mann. Frank Erwin, Alfred Copeland,
Norval Gemeinhardt, Leslie Elliott,
Chas. Gemeinhardt, Reta Harrison,
Jean Woods, Ethel 0emeinhardt.
Sr. 3rd -Roland Reid, George Blair,
Lola Elliott, James Catling, Alfred
Rickard, ,koe Clark, - Willie Brawn,
Norman Toms, Russell Davison.
'Jr. 3rd—Addie Drehmann, Lucy Mc-
Leod, Alma Mackay, Charles Harris-
on, Brown Iliggins, Willie Heard,
Robert Blair,. Dorothy Ward.
Sr. 2nd—Gladys Davison, George
Clark, Jeah Lindsay, Sohn McLeod,
Helene Brownlee, Ruth Higgins.
Sr. I't. 2nd—Lindsay Smith, George
Lindsay, Percy Harrison,,Eldon Mer-
ner.
Jr. Pt. 2nd—Mary Wilds„ Fred
Heard, Reg, Williamson, Marion Dav-
ison, Beatrice Gibson, Douglas Gem-
einhardt,
Primer—Lizzie Harrison, Jack Fer-
guson, Ruby Johnston,
—V. E. Stevens, Principal.
Bayfield
of
'
1VIrs.' A. \ anstone and chtl t o
Gorrie were the guests of her moth-
er, Mrs. Green,over the holiday.
Mr. Rattray was the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. (Rev.) J. E. Jones,
the past week.
Rev. W, Hinde was at Stratford ov-
er Easter taking Rev. Mr. Hodgin's
work while there.
Kenneth Smith of Toronto is
spending his Easter holidays in the
villago.
Messrs. Clarence Pollock ;and
Lawrence Fowlie of London spent the
holidays- at their noires in the vil-
lago.
Mrs. Ross and her daughter, Miss
Helen., and her mother, Mrs. Couch
of Clinton, spent Good Friday at
their summer cottage, '''Stun R Inn.".
Mrs, Rouatt and, son, Private Jas.
Rouatt, spent the holiday at London.
Miss Dolly Ross, who is teaching
near Hamilton, is spending her holi-
days under the parental roof.
News -Record means News -Leader.
Custom Hatching
Let Us Hatch Your Eggs This Year.
Call, phone or write for particulars,
Phone 10 on 255. Rates $2 per tray of 70 eggs.
Varna
Mrs. 5. Rathwell and her son Ger-
ald of Lucknow are visiting relativ-
es and friends in the village.,
Miss Luella Coleman is spending
her Easter vacation at the _parental
home in Tuckersmith.
Miss Evelyn Elliott is spending the
week with friends in Detroit.
Mr. Page of Toronto University is
spending the holidays at the home
of Rev. Mr, Brown.
Mrs, Andrew Duncan is visiting in
Hamilton.
Ridgerest Farm, Lot 12, Con. 4, Goderich Tp.
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H. Keith Revell, Goderich
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Ready to -
Wear
Garments
Couch Co.
P110NL 7S.
Dry Goods
and
Millinery
11
Up to the Minute Styles in
Ladies' and ' Misses'
Suits and Coats.
Attractive, distinct-
ive, correct, reflecting the'
latest touches in trim-
mings, also newest col-
ors and weaves, serges,
gabardines and poplins.
Prices from $15.00 up
to $25 00.
Special Showing of
New Hats.
An unusually, large
collection of elegant un-
trimmed hats, such a
large variety that n a
trouble will be encount-
ered in selecting one that
will be found no where
else as they are exclusive
in every sense of t h e
word.
New Raincoats.
We have a complete
range of new waterproof
coats from the best mak-
ers in Canada. Com e
THE PEN -ANGLE THE OTHERS
Holmesville
Stanle Townshi
p
Mrs, James :ose and SOIL Tont
Walton spent Laster as the guests of.
Mr, and Mrs.; Carl Houston.
Miss Mabel Stinson,ol Toronto was .
home for the holiday. '•
Miss FranoeS Evans, of Buffalo, Who `
has been spending the winter 'at the,
parental. home,, left for Toronto 'ea
Monday.
7Miss Cora Nicholson, teacher" at
Greenway, is home for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs.. Thos. Cameron, of
Bayfield -Spent Sunday with friends on`
the Sauble Line.
Miss Eva M. Stinson of Grand Bend
is spending the vacation at her home
on the Sauble, "
The following Irom a Saskatoon
paper will be of interest . to the -
groom's many 'friends fibre : "A
pretty wedding took place on April
tenth at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
R., Richmond, 5111 First l Avenue,
when their niece,- Dora Viola Bell
of Fiske, -Sask., became the bride of
Robert J. N. Watson also of Lisle,
eldest soil of Mr. and Mrs. John
Watson 01 near Bayfield, Ont. The
ceremony was perforated by Rev. S.
L. W. Harton,"
,Sorry to hear of the serious ill -
tress of Mr. James Boyce but hope
for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Hamilton is the guest of her
brother, Mr. Alex, Mitchell, near
Varna at present.
Mr. Chas. Parker had the misfor-
tune to lose a good horse a few
days ago.
Messrs. Wm. and Franklin Boyce,
who have donned the colors and have
been training in Bayfield, are laid
up with the measles and are under
quarantine beneath the parental. roof.
Frank would rachet be shouldering
his musket.
Mr.Frank Keegan has a brood sow
which gave birth to sixteen young
1Ir F. W. Smith, 'the new cheeseina- ' porkers a few days ago 'and is likely
ker, arrived in the village on Tues-
days evening last. The prospects are
bright tor high' prices for cheese this
season and the directors are hoping
for: a vera large run.
Mr. Thomas Andrew
nes Thom of Pickering
idays with bit, A. J.
friends.
Rev. R. J. McCormick attended the
meeting of the Huron County Branch
of The Dominion Alliance at Clinton
on 'Tuesday last and was chosen as
secretary.
News -Record means News -Leader.
and Miss Ag -
spent the hol-
C'ourticc and
and get yours here. A very
satisfactory coat of par a
m at t a. cloth, guaranteed
waterproof and will not get
hard, all; sizes from 32 to 44
at a very special price $5.00,
Novelty raincoats from $8
up. to $15.
Completely Equipped
Hosiery Department,
Just to hand a fu11 as-
sortment off fine grade cash-'
' mare hosiery made of good
fine yarn •and good dyes,
all sizes, prices range from
25e up to 75c a pr. Ask ,to
see our specials at 35c a pair.
Clinton Optical
Parlors.
The engaging of F. W. Mayor a
short time ago to teach me the Ad-
vanced Science of Optics, was most
successful, (as all who consulted him
can testify) and I am now in a posi-
tioni to guarantee all work and carry
on the successful work started by
him. .
Read what he says :—
To all eye sufferers and
whom it may concern :
I have finished a special ad-
vanced course of optics t'itli Mr..
12. H. Johnson of Clin-
ton and wish to say that the
manner in which he grasped the
advanced work during my teach-
ing, leaves no 'doubt in my mind
that Mr. Johnson can accurately
correct defective vision, where it
is possible for lenses to correct,
and I most heartily recommend
all eyzsight sufferers to consult
with all confidence.
Faithfully yours,
Frederick W, Mayer,
Instructor in Optometry,
Toronto, Ont.
R. H. JOHNSON,
to raise them all.
A number of homes that have been
under quarantine for some time will
have the reel tickets removed the
last of this week.
Miss Martha Taylor of Seaforth
spent over the week -end at the home
of her brother, W. J. Taylor.
Miss Mabel Clark, who is teaching
school at Markdale, spent her Easter
holidays under the parental roof.
News -Record means News -Leader.
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crit .
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Rev Geo. E. Ross was in 'lll'oronto
last week" attendinga, meeting' of the
board 'of foreign missions for
the Preshyterian;.Church. •
Mt rhos. Barris of Denver, ('al,,
has ,been -a visitor is 'tort>n.
Misses Marion anti Lillian Frasers'
were in Toronto for Laster.
'Mrs F; WDotyis visiting hes
home 'at "fanSing, Mich.
Mr. J. • C. Blackstone of Own
Sound was home last iitcell°on a visit.
Misses Annie Stoddart and Jessie
Foster were in Detroit over, Easter.
Mr. and Mrs, J, H. Johnston were
at . the latter's parental h'olne in
Collingwood during 'the -Eastertide.
Miss Lillie Morrish, daughter of Mr.
William Morrish, • was married on
Wednesday of last week to Mr, Wes-
ley M. McLean, son of Mayor Mc-,
Lean, Anter a short honeymoon rhe'
young couple will reside in town.
Mr, L. E. Doherty and family re-
moved last week to Stratford,
which will be more central for Mr.
Doherty's work. They will be much
missed in 'town and especially. in
North street church. Prior to their
departure Mr. Doherty was presented
with a club bag by the Sunday school
of 'which he had been secretary for
several years.
Mr. David Nicholson of Cornwall is
taking the organ in Knox church for
a few Sundays..
The following officers were elected
by the Epworth League of North
street church for the ensuing year i
Hon. -President, Rev. W. K. Hager ;
President, J. H. Johnston ; 1st Vice,
Miss Marjorie Aitken ; 2nd Vice, Miss
Rhoda Cooper ; 3rd Vice, Dr.' Heile-
mann ; 411 Vice, A. M. Robertson ;
Secretary, Miss Rose Aitken ; As-
sistant, Miss Doris Megaw ; Treasur-
er, Miss ABM ; Pianist, Victor Kers-
lake ; Assistant, Miss Rctta Worselle
Holmesville
Mrs. C. Gibson and young son, Bob-
bie, and Master Walter Draper of
Detroit, visited at the lady's paren-
tal home, that of Mr, and Mrs. Wm.
Mulholland, over the Easter holiday.
At the meeting of the League on
Monday evening last the election of
officers resulted in lulr, Howard Tre-
wartha being chosen as president for
the coating year.
The many friends of Mrs, Will Jen-
kins will be glad to hear that she is
recovering from an attack of illness.
The largest and most successful
'vestry meeting of St. John's church,
Hohnesville, was held in the church
on Monday afternoon last. Rev. Wm.
Moulton, incumbent, who presided, de-
clared in his address that the church
had had very reason to be pleased
with the reports of the past year.
The church wardens' financial state-
ment showed a balance on hand of
'$27.15.
The following officers were duly el-
ected : rector's warden, Mr. F. Ford;
people's warden, Mr. Win. Rowden ;
sidesman, Messrs. J. Marshall. and
S. Sturdy ; auditors, Messrs. J. Mar-
shall and S. Sturdy. Delgate to the
Synod, Mr. W. 11. Johnston ; substi-
tute J. S. Holmes.
A committee of Rev. Win. Moulton,
Mr. F. Ford and Mr. W. Bowden
were appointed to arrange for a
stained window to be placed in the
chancel during the coming year.
Hearty votes of thanks were pass-
ed and extended to the rectory' war-
den, Mr. W. H. Johnstoa ; Mrs. F.
Ford. tor her valuable' services as or-
ganist, and Rev. Mr. Moulton.
Rev. W. Moulton leaves Monday fora,
London to prepare for his L,Th, De-
gree and ordination. Mr. Moulton
will conduct his own services every
second Sunday and get a supply for
the alternate Sundays, Ordination,.
will be held on Sunday, Juane
OOptician and Jeweler 'eleventh in the' St. Paul's Cathedral
`London, Ont.
A Beautiful
Art Square
lends a charm to;the room.
It has other advantages al-
so, being easy to clean, easy
to remove. We b av e at
present an excellent show-
ing of fine rugs including
Brussels,Axmensters, Wdh
tons, etc., that we have
priced at attractive prices.
We would be most pleased
to show them to you.
JAS. DUNFORD
Undertaker and Funeral Director.
28 Phone 1W. ; 28
Brueefield
Masters Austin,and
an1 eotnta Wheel -
Mrs. McGillivraytlirvisv
and Mrs. . M
c3ur-
er
visited With Mr's: John esley 'cif 'ney have beep in 'Toronto visiting
Clinton for a few daYs, his week. the former's daughter.
hto
r.
Wing ha m '
The best investment you can make in House' Fu
Fur-
nishings is in Wall Paper.
Booms tastefully papered are half furnished.
You'll find in our stock the paper that will suit
your purse and your taste, so why go elsewhere ?
We have a very large variety of new papers.
Odd lots at special prices.
All paper trimmed free,
A. T. Cooper
Clinton
Agent for O.N.W. Telegraph and Canadian
Northern R. R. Tickets.
n,IMIMMIe
IMR
MODEL D 60.
Valve -in -Head motor,
30-35 h.p.
5 passenger.
Completely furnished to smallest detail—The
McLaughlin "Valve -in -Head" Motor is guaranteed
to develop and deliver mere power and with less
gasoline than any other motor of equal size or make.
Price $1,110, f.o.b., Oshawa.
REAL SERVICE.
McLaughlin service is assured by twelve bran-
ches conveniently located. Hundreds of agencies
from coast to coast, One million dollars invested in
branch houses and equipment,
Large stocks of parts carried for all models at
Oshawa and at the branches. Forty-seven years of
manufacturing and marketing of vehicles for Can-
adians. Thorough knowledge through experience of
Canadian needs, Consider carefully the SERVICE
you buy—it is very important and necessary,
Note the class of people vvho
drive the McLaughlin.
As a class they investigate before they
invest.
To insure spring delivery you
should give your order now.
The McLaughlin Motor Car Co., Limited„,,Oshawa
wa
SEELEY & BARTLIFF, Agent:' -
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Torrance School, Guelph,
decorated with "Neu•Toae".
Homeiku decorated iN Ta •
Churoh in Nova Sends:\
detested with "Neu -Tone"..
"Neu -Tone"
for the Wars
It is—so easy and so economical to have a beautifully
'decorated home, with "NEU-TONE" Flat Finish.
The soft, restful "Neu -Tone" tints will delight the woman
`rand man who appreciate refinement and delicacyin the home.
When you "Neu -Tone" the walls, you save all fuss and
bother of washing and scraping the plaster to re -decorate.
Simply apply another coat of "NEU-TONE" in any shade or.
tint desired:
"NEU-TONE" is-"cheipercthan wall paper: It is truly
'economical—absolutely sanitary—can't fade, scale orr rub ofd- 1
IAND IS WASHABLE. Soap and water cleans a •"NEU=
,TONEr wall and takes away dust, stains and fmger prints14
Marble -Ire Floor Finish will withstand all the wear and
base to which a floor varnish is subjected ; it can be used on
hard or soft wood floors ; every can carries with it a money:,
back guarantee.
"MADE IN CANADA"
Writedirect to the Martin-Senour Co., Limited, Montreal,
for their 1916 Booklet, '''Town and Country Homes", showing many
new color schemes and giving valuable paint information, .
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R. ROWLAND, CLINTON, Ont`''0,`
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SERVICE'
THROUGH , DUNLOA KEAD
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THE \\UI, .sm�g+�-L of twa3 And a
WHOLE -4 'P �P44 t%Ov. servicepr you
arc proud
' \ to tell your
Y EA R ` wr a *1 friends about
,., -� Notice the number
+%� y 5'' of Traction "spares" that are not
on the car, but out
...1. e open wearing
s w/ rr in the open weartng khc "V" smile
"� -Pride
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a MLIV.rr that won'tcome off. in possession '
,• - accounts for this—the desire to have the
°
= e car look its best. '
Tire & Rubber
ubber Goode Co.jj///•HEAD OFFICE—TORONTO ,.' d
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//j�� j Tlug,and Se..Rubber e4iNaltues. -f� '.
A Beautiful
Art Square
lends a charm to;the room.
It has other advantages al-
so, being easy to clean, easy
to remove. We b av e at
present an excellent show-
ing of fine rugs including
Brussels,Axmensters, Wdh
tons, etc., that we have
priced at attractive prices.
We would be most pleased
to show them to you.
JAS. DUNFORD
Undertaker and Funeral Director.
28 Phone 1W. ; 28
Brueefield
Masters Austin,and
an1 eotnta Wheel -
Mrs. McGillivraytlirvisv
and Mrs. . M
c3ur-
er
visited With Mr's: John esley 'cif 'ney have beep in 'Toronto visiting
Clinton for a few daYs, his week. the former's daughter.
hto
r.
Wing ha m '
The best investment you can make in House' Fu
Fur-
nishings is in Wall Paper.
Booms tastefully papered are half furnished.
You'll find in our stock the paper that will suit
your purse and your taste, so why go elsewhere ?
We have a very large variety of new papers.
Odd lots at special prices.
All paper trimmed free,
A. T. Cooper
Clinton
Agent for O.N.W. Telegraph and Canadian
Northern R. R. Tickets.
n,IMIMMIe
IMR
MODEL D 60.
Valve -in -Head motor,
30-35 h.p.
5 passenger.
Completely furnished to smallest detail—The
McLaughlin "Valve -in -Head" Motor is guaranteed
to develop and deliver mere power and with less
gasoline than any other motor of equal size or make.
Price $1,110, f.o.b., Oshawa.
REAL SERVICE.
McLaughlin service is assured by twelve bran-
ches conveniently located. Hundreds of agencies
from coast to coast, One million dollars invested in
branch houses and equipment,
Large stocks of parts carried for all models at
Oshawa and at the branches. Forty-seven years of
manufacturing and marketing of vehicles for Can-
adians. Thorough knowledge through experience of
Canadian needs, Consider carefully the SERVICE
you buy—it is very important and necessary,
Note the class of people vvho
drive the McLaughlin.
As a class they investigate before they
invest.
To insure spring delivery you
should give your order now.
The McLaughlin Motor Car Co., Limited„,,Oshawa
wa
SEELEY & BARTLIFF, Agent:' -
4.S A
f:.,,i--,;-',..1.--. �r"'w���
4Adl4t a,,,i.." o VII
•I 1� ,L
ui�dt` ,� il
�d41tr�� �� . .�
Torrance School, Guelph,
decorated with "Neu•Toae".
Homeiku decorated iN Ta •
Churoh in Nova Sends:\
detested with "Neu -Tone"..
"Neu -Tone"
for the Wars
It is—so easy and so economical to have a beautifully
'decorated home, with "NEU-TONE" Flat Finish.
The soft, restful "Neu -Tone" tints will delight the woman
`rand man who appreciate refinement and delicacyin the home.
When you "Neu -Tone" the walls, you save all fuss and
bother of washing and scraping the plaster to re -decorate.
Simply apply another coat of "NEU-TONE" in any shade or.
tint desired:
"NEU-TONE" is-"cheipercthan wall paper: It is truly
'economical—absolutely sanitary—can't fade, scale orr rub ofd- 1
IAND IS WASHABLE. Soap and water cleans a •"NEU=
,TONEr wall and takes away dust, stains and fmger prints14
Marble -Ire Floor Finish will withstand all the wear and
base to which a floor varnish is subjected ; it can be used on
hard or soft wood floors ; every can carries with it a money:,
back guarantee.
"MADE IN CANADA"
Writedirect to the Martin-Senour Co., Limited, Montreal,
for their 1916 Booklet, '''Town and Country Homes", showing many
new color schemes and giving valuable paint information, .
67R
R. ROWLAND, CLINTON, Ont`''0,`
c.:-.002rr
4