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Clinton News -Record
Coder lch Township Death of Samuel Reid, •
A pretty home wedding took place'
t tier residence of Ml Jelin Woods
of e It 1 c orifi sc s
h 1 cote, n Wednesday lay. f last
t 17 0 e
+
week, when his second: daughter; Jade
Elizabeth, vas united ' in marriage
i
w1lth Mr.William earn Jasiru Yell, son of
A
Ir ') ''1 , 11, Vete The arewouy was
performed 'by 1tev. le. J . Mot'onnick,
Pastor of the BGthetchm•dt, and was
w tneseorl by (be OD 11),(1.1a 1amihcis
only, A t the conclusion of the cm:
molly a sew—times wedding least
was partaken of and Mt:. awl Mrs,
Yeo' left' the same. evening for their
home on 'the ebb concession.
Mr. and':hiru, Yeo are both ` welt, -
known and popular' young ;people,
Mrs, Yeo haling been organist in
• 130131101 church for s0lnc time, and
prior to her ntaai:iage the congrega-
tion presenter! 11100 with a couple of
handsome chairs. All join in wishing
the young couple many years of ha?-
pT harried 'life,
Married in Goderich •at '
High Noon Yesterday
A. quiet wedding, attended only, • by
immediate' relatives, took place in
Uodeoich yesterday at high noon
when Rev, J,, E. Ford united in the
holy bonds of matrimony Mary Poi -
ley and William 1 , GampbelI
The bride w05 given away by her
heathen, OIr. Hugh Polley, Totont4,
and the wedding march was player( b'
her sister, Miss Annie Polley. . -
The ceremony took place in front
of a bank of ferns. The bride wile 151 -
attended.
After the wedding luncheon Sit, and
Mrs. Campbell left for 'thole !tome ill
West Wawanosh, hear Dungannon,
where t'ile groom is a prosperous
farmer.
A tmeg the out-of-town guests
were Mr. and Mrs. 1'. 11, Mandl"
and Miss Etta, Clinton ; ,Mos. W. 0.
Nethety, liolglavc ; Mr; and Mrs.
klugh 1 1110y, Toronto,
May lee future of \1r, , and Mrs.
Campbell, be long, prosperous and
hasp}
Seaforth. '
Mr, John 12. Archibald has purchas-
ed the house recently owned by Mrs.
J h
o nR aborts
Mrs, W. . w: Meredith
of
1i'nBaco-
burg has been visiting her brother,
Mr. J, '1', Reid of town,
Dr., Frank Eberharh of Toronto was
home last week owing to the death
of his father, the late C. .Eberhart,
Mies Mildred Jones, who has teen
Ill and had undergone an operation
for appendicitis has recovered and
has resumed her teaching duties
at Berlin,
DTr, Fred W. Neelin of Pittsburg,
Pa., visited his parents, Mr. and.
14trs, F. G. Neelin of town, for a fete
days recently,
News -Record Means News -Leader,
Pioneer of Stanley
Another to k t
1 n L
e 014pioneers 4 415 0'
t ( f
Stanley
>' ssarl sudden()) tl
l a t o i and peace-
. 1 sac-
hilly tothe great beyond early Mon-
day moulting" in the peeso0 of Mr,
Mr. Samuel iioid,'. who had been in
fatiuiq tte<lth for several years,
31u Ras' born (11 Counuyt', Tyrode;,
J[clt nd, in the Seat' of 1834. At' the
age of eight years, -rte came`'' to this
eonntry in n842' with his per-
mits, and locate:1 on lot ,j.1, Bay-
field Road, Stanley township, where
:lie resided until tete the age .01 twentye
nine when he took up farming on his
own account on lot, 14, con, l of the
sauce township.
In 18(18 he was married to Miss
Jennet 'Thompson, who predeecased
hen twenty—one years ago, To " this
,ensu 110102' born. Six child a'pll, one 5011
and Jive daughters, J. 'i', Reid,
Schmidt, ,Sash ; ,lits. John Rathwell,
2n1 con., Stanley Mrs, Mole+ohm Me
-
Naughton of the hayfield Roach , Mrs.
Janice Ie
arci ofthe 7
r1 dc
an
Mrs A. E. Elliott,Victoria, 13 ,0. '
Mrs George Foster, formerly of 'Vic-
toria but who w80 present ate las
bedside ((11011 the -end caput, all of
whom are loft to mourn the loss of
a kind and loving father.
In religion be was a Presby torten
and in polities a Conservative.
IIe was a man of s(orling integrity
whose porde was as. 400d as a bond
and was always ready to give a
helping hand to those who needed it.
The funeral. took place from Itis
irate residence at Varna ycsLrda}- to
Barrel's cemetery, the services at the
louse and grave being conducted by
the Itov. 14Ir. Johnston. •
The pallbearers Dere l'es four sen -
in -laws and tivo nephews Malcolm
Meleaugliton, James. McDonald, Geo,
Foster, John Rath well, John John-
son and John Reid,
Besides his own family the deceased
is survived by one brother, r, Mr.. John
Reid, on the homestead, hayfield
Road,
le was Mat a week previous to the
passing of this pioneer that his son,
John T., after 5'endnig four months'
at his home, left for Schmidt,
too again take up his lioreetecad dut-
ies.
Summerhill
The following C 4 1 i the 7
1 C 1C 4rt f S.S.
g 1 a
No12, Goderieh and. Mullett, for the
Laster exams So, 4th -Cora Jervis
73 percent,, ,lean Lindsay 72, John
Townshend 71. Jr. nth-Mereyn Far-
quhar 61, Bessie Lindsay 68. Sr. 3rd
-Amy McBrien 73, Mary MCBrien 69,
.Nellie Beacon, 08, Hilda Forbes 06,
Jean Farquhar 62, Mary Wright 54.
Sr, 2nd -Eddie Johnston 65. Jr, 2nd
-Noonan Wright 55, Mabel Wright
74, Walter' Forbes 60, Robert John-
ston 62. Primer -Russell Jervis, -1'1.
Holland, eaelmr. •
GODI';R1C'Ii,
Mrs, C'. Beck and Miss Ella of Tor-
onto were in totvu last week.
17,endyin 00
-
TO. wear0
Garments
66
C
m
Dry mods
and lli nse
Furnishings
1 I Sitlefadiii
!splay ofil ►.:i'.
min lshhn so
We often hear this remark in our store, 11 you
haven't paid some similar compliment it is because
you have not yet visited our up-to-date house -furnish-
. ing department. Spring shipments are here and on
our floors, Housecleaning time is'sure to find you in
need of some article in house furnishings. We have
it whatever it is and at the price thatwill convince
you in our favor. Everything in rugs is here from
the cheapest to the best from a 35c'rug to a $35 00 one.
Be sure and see our very large display before buying.
What Aboiit the
Windows?
Have you decided wh',t you are going to do about
the curtains for the windows ? Now that house-clean-
ing isathand it is time you had decided: We are
showing a beautiful range of curtain net from 15c a
yd to [1..00 a yd lace curtains:by the pair from 50c to
$5,50.
Our trimmer, Miss Chinas, attended the summer.
millinery opening in Toronto Monday and Tuesday of
this week and has brought back many pretty, jdea,s
.which will be on display this week,
Seaforth.
Nits; Peter' Dill of Dublin was 111
lowu last week visiting er, n
h robe'
t
Mrs, L. McDonald, Donald
Mrs, John Laird went'to Simcoe
tact rinele to visit her sister, who is
111,
1
Mrs. Fred Davis of Goder'ich was
in . . , ,.. visiting town la,,S',,wee her moth -
Mr. Chas, Elerliurt 'Sr
passe[,
away at his home, here on Monday
week after but a few days' illness
from _ pileunionaa, Ml. l3borhart in the
early days used to driee a stage be-
tween Seaforth and.I3ruseels and af-
terwards farmed in Hibbert township
for a time,
Miss Ildith Neelin, who has -peon
accepted as a nurse for ocerseah "ser-
vice and who has been given the rank
of Lieutenant, Was accorded an en-
ttnlsia;itic, sand -oil by the citieens, of
town on her departure for • 'Ottawa
Is
a t"ck
tvt o was S1
+ 1 also r'
I presented
zitecl
with
address., sit a read by Mayor
Ament, and a purse 0f gold
Miss Gertrude McGee, daughter, of
Mr. and Mrs. James McGee, was
married on Wednesday of last week to
Mr. W. S. Ross of Toronto. They
will reside in Toronto.
Another old renicicnt of t'eafortli,
passed to her final reward on Settle-
dart
Setur-d tri week at the 11o1nc of her
nephews, Messrs. Alex. and George
Lowery of McKillop, in the permit
of Mrs. Geo. Hudson. For many
years• sere was a respected resident of
town, Her husband )redeceas:d her
by see oral pears.
Miss Norma Roberta Dickson,
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
S. Dickson of town, \vas married in
Edmonton on April NA to Mr. Wm.
M. Corbett a barrister of Fort . Sas-
katchewan, 4.1ta.
Wingham
A man who was arrested at Blyth
nn suspicion of being the robber who
secured 1150 from the office of the
(:nand Trunk hers, appeared bolero-
Magistrate
eforeMagistrate Morton on Monday and
1215 discharged for lack of evidence.
The death of Mrs. John R. Millan
occuered Monday morning • at the age
of 80 y0005, Mrs. Miller eagle here
with her husband, ti't3 late: John. Mill-
er, when the whole country was a
Wilderness, tress. Sic was a member of St;.
Andrea's church nearly: all Iter life
and was generally well known,
Word was received Monday mottling
announcing the death in Detroit of
Mrs. R. Wilson, a former well-known
resident of this place. She was 53
rears, old,
Hiss Mary Jane Gill, who was
stricken with paralysis on Sunday,
died Monday' in {lttr 78th year. She
leaves one sister in Winghaln,
Messrs, Robt. AIIen, J. W. Dodd,
Jas. Hamilton and 11. 11, Elliott were
elected by Coin Maitland, ('.0.1". as
delegates to the High Court meeting
to he held in St. Catharines du ,lute,
.Airs, A. J. Alderson is in Toronto
visiting her mother, Mrs. 1(. Rure,
who wan injured getting off a street
car recently,
Miss Anna Elliott of \yeodst:me
visited at the parent: al home here
for t few d71 recently,
Mr. A: 11 Wilford was in Toronto
lana wove en business.
2'liss Margaret E. Reid, daughter of
1011'.. and Mrs, W. 13, Reid of town,
was harried Ias.t week in Stratford
to Illi. ;Henry White of Detroit, in
which cit) they will reside.
Mr. F. Cala' of Toronto was in
town last week attending tee funeral
of his sister, the late Mtn 0043',
Postmaster 00(4111 ri1511(511) able, to
be about after a somewhat se ere i(1-
06
ll'Ir. Amen Tipling, 511gllam'5 flax
mill man, was appointed a.tnember of
the executive of the Canadian Flax
Association al its annual meeting re-
cently 'held.
W. C.T.TJ.
On 01521101 day in Michigan ttie sa-
loon was banished from 1.4 countees.
In Wiseonsin 19 cities and towns
went dry, and in ]llinois 14 town-
ships 1.1f0(1(1 dry. This ab least closers
265 saloons in Michigan alone, Des
Moines, Towa„ has wiped out its more
then eighty, licenses.
News -Record Means News -Leader,
About :War. Stamps
The Post ()ince Department leering
g
give
notice a vee
or twoao'
connection with the ", War I eeenit11
Act., that all letters .011d Postcards
amailed-On Canada f
or delive
tS
in(, n-
a
a Lho 1T
1 'u " L
cci States a or lvlex fico,
and letters mailed in Canada for de-
livery in the 'United Kingdom and
British possessions _generally, or
wberev40 the two cent rata applied,
Should in addition to ordinaryp ost,-
age carry a'orie cent stamp as a War
tax, and elso halting notified the
public than such war: tax, while it
should be paid peeferatily. ' bei the
postage stamp pmrked "Wel: Tai(,"
001114, if such; -stamp were noir avail-
able, be paid by an ordinaty, one; cent
postage stamp, is now issuing' further
notice to the, effect that postage
stamps may be Used for the lrrepay-
meet of wait duties on hank( cheques,
bills of exchange, promissory notes,
express nkoney orders, proprietary or
patent medicines, pcrIt
mei
wines
of
champagne, ae well ll as«por
letters
and postcards postal notes incl post
office moneys orders, the attention be-
ing to provide facilities in those por-
tions, of the country 101102(5 extiise
stamps are not readily availette.
This in view of the fact that postage
stamps may he • obtained -ate all
points over the whole country, in
many places where there is co Collec-
tor, of Inland Revenue and no Inland
Revenue stamps could be obtained, is
a dist(net convenience to the publie,
and no doubt will be largely taken
advantage of.
LVERI" BRITON'S
I1, 1T, Rew, (''.13., concludes an il-
lustrative article on "Food Supplies
in leer Pirie," being one of a series
of Oxford Pamphlets, after pointing
out that Great Britain alight hold out
a year if actually blockaded by say-
ing : ''Farmers, in my Relief, will
prove, in this crisis, not unworn}, to
be countrymen of those who are her-
oically. defending British homes and
hearths ori the fields of Flanders. They
will do tlie.ir duty by working their
utmost -often under .grave difficulties
-to maintain and, it possible, increase
the product of their farms, not Le -
muse it is, (as in fact it swill b')
profitable to do so, but' becansc it is
the desire, no less than the duty, of
every Briton, each in his own sphere,
tohis
dopart to help bie counter in
the time of her direct need Is not
ever)( Canadian a Briton in heart and
sympathy, if not by nettle] birth;
13L1"l't1,
Mrs. (Rev.) 1C. H. Cooper, former-
ly Miss Margaret lelo0dyl of 131yti1,
died in London on Thursday last,
NOMA*, 4000011•11:000010010000,
April 22nd, 1915
East Wawanosh
'19ie following
is the report of the
P 121 '
0
p off ml examinations i
G ens for
March of
5-. 5, No. 10, Plast Wawanosl 1.
Sr, 4111. -Cora Fear 69.8 percent:,
i n .,
Hil iear
t de'
M Crowan 01,$, George
son 43,9, Jr. 4th -Total 725, pass'
435--1311a Fear 501, Honors, Sr. 3rd
-Total' 725, pass 435 -Lina McGow-
an 527, Luella Wilson 451,, John Park -
or 435. Jr. 31 it -Total 655, ,pass 393
-Walter 'Patterson 423, 131', 2nd-
Total 626,- pass $75 -Clara McGoxvan
487, honors, May i'a4ker 399, Finlay
McGowan 377, .Pt. 2nd -Total 375,
Pass 225 --Ida McGowan 201. Printer
-Earl Caldwell,
-E. M, Phillips, 'Poacher.
(Sag DATTy,S AT BOTTOM)
NEW 1915 1NVENTlOcd
RHARNESS, DANGER OR PAIN. COTS
YOU NOTHING TO INVESTIGATE.
Alt 1gari's new ltna •Ippl(-sons, "1110
Curative" and the (Oratrus are man-
ly taking 111e place of leu okida hill( mai
trusses peat ted by n4111order.
These hew limn Coos are coast rnetrel to
issisr nature fu her workof 110,111114,,r1 d
re fr a 11'0111 eltly ('ttmtbet Sollle ,estate
•(1111 y)l1 possibl \ h l 1'e' bell . ,1111,54.11 (11111
.A1 e time 01. 11110111(5. (00mpieh, read, rt,
Del pucetot 1(0 1(1(0c011,01. o 11111 o ,),1,t,',;,-'
1
of lult150, 'Misery em1100 to In end 51
1)2(00 You will enjoy that absolute een11-.
[,encu of being able to 110 anything et any
oboe or anywhere without the bowel mak.
lig (ta es5ap2 outside the abdomen, This
101 ivdlov( yon of Inon0,1 unrest and
ro•ry, This will nude yen feel like 1a
0.110 P008011. This kind 0) retention is in-
tended to assist nature t0 dose the 5 p 11 -
big. Theso uen illventiors ere adapted
to 11111urent forms Of hernia to meet the
.needs ofeveq,num, W01111111orchild. Stop
further experimentingwith foreign ap-
pliances and end your rupture troubles at
small cost by consulting a 00nadlml rup-
ture appliance specialist, Delays may be
dangerous; tete' oft coupon now.
I THIS FREE RUPTURE COUPON
0 IIw
st pK
ingn
mi,':, tTo
Gro
nktoi, ga
o,
,pv
eiiavliis
t1111)tmonsneioventitlesbeleer toee con-
sultation and examination of urtes.
A I. s•
101 notel Wilco for room number. IVoto dntos. .,
Clinton, Patt<nbur,y Hotel,
S.it:Jrdny (all day and night)
1 day only—April 24th.
Goderieh, Bedford hotel, April 27111,
Seafor th, Qu en's Rotel, April 2611).
Made in Onnnd0,
eietteeeemeorierrameten
"MADE IN CANADA"
Your ne ighbni' delves n 1"or11--w-i1y dont you 1
\V e 11(1 ,oiling move fords in 01111adl01 bio year
than ever bol'or0---1)t(ttrse Un nail inns demand
tile best (11 111111111• car Service tt tiro lowest tans-
sble cost. the "Aiello lei oauae111' FPotd 1.f, It
Il OS18011.7.-n141. tt Itlx ply,
Touring gar 6500 : `l'oa'n Car price on apllilen-
11,111. All Ford (1 ears are fall)' equip real inrhnl-
int; eleotrie headlights. No C1,tra 21(11 tloeryuip-
pod. Buyers of Ford ears Will 0111(•0 in OUP
pl' irts if' the sell 30,000 ears between August lot,
1014 and August 151, 1015.
BERT LANOFORD,
Dealer
Clinton, Ont. Phone 163.
Buy the Mode11.
rn Way Direct from Page,
(FREIGHT' PAID)
You Want the BEST FENCE at the LOWEST
PRICE. The Biggest Real Value for Your Money.
TI'15N-WHY go to the -dealer i' He doesn't Blake rho feacr lie only sells it. You pay hire a
profit --hid, he can't add: ,,cent to the WORTH of your fence. He .only acids to its cost.
--.elle
1vt1Y-help to nay the Organizer 92500 year Flo WHY -help to pay te Salesrclanagor's98500 Salary?
doesn't make fence, Be Inerelysells it to the Dealer'. He doesn't make the fence. -file merely bosses the.
lie gets a. line hiving --by raiedng the•,PRI0p1 (but. Organizer- who sells to th1 Dealer -who finally
N07 the Q1JALI:[ Y) 01 your l!eute, sells to_Y01J„ You pay hiin well,
50p.c. to 76; p.c. of all the 11108ey you pay the Dealer for the Fence --goes to thnae (been then, , Yet the
3 together eon'I; add a single day to the 1(111 01 your fence. But they can and do add many ' cents to its price.
PRICE LIST
IIEAVY FENCE SPECIAL FENCE
'pyx Rin 0i , {. ('el00 h1 041 No. o topp une Uoaton(. Malmo No. te,
IOLL' rue(¢ tart 011 Ira Ilnla Untarlu Upv811Le 81,101100 .port,
3/ 22 R, 9, t6 10 (10,21
40 22 ( 7 RI, 9 9. 24 20-bsr, 4R -hack f0,46
40 2 5 '5,4 7 7, 75„ R .26' 20 -kir, 60dnek .Sri
48 22 5,614 74, 9, 10,00 26 42 `22 r 6, s6 6, 6, b ,29..
8 42 161,<6 6, 4, 6 6, 6,1,, ( .31
PAGlIff;. yourgivet1ALt, your
fence'llloney to the 100(1 whocosily 111111:05 rho' 501100' V lm
Aute nett rt ALL the QUALITY
and V'Af:UIO you pay for there
Is otlly ono bniall profit between
you aid' us file rest of vont
3•f t: Cato mono,' !illy.' 1i1GH QUALITY
12 -ft. Gate 2.830 and I IIt11,1r\fru SERVICE,
4,35;
(0-tt. GatO 4.60 W411'support, the "middle.
R 47 Ib 4, 5; 000 '6,-,
1 so f4 -1t. Gate,;e 4,R5: neon 1" Why pay. FADE prices-,
Sa 7 R r, 9 9 52 Set toots R.00 1o1 Ponce and nut, half as good e
7 43 22 6, 6, r rr' l;. 6, 6, 6 ,. ,,.,, ,34 2S I6n,.Brnao wkre Vl IIV; give Me deal3rdolIar bills
6, 4, 6, 6 .36 •15 for )0e.t 'l'hlnk this -over) Mall
112 '. 121' i, 4,. f 5c,, 7, (114 7 9i' .34 2K. lbs. Starke ,RO y0nr•. order 01011 '00011, cheek,;:
104 l0 4 t' 4,' l,- 7, 0ya h 9 ,,,, .36 - — money or on.pross odder o' bank -
3 "i S t 514, 7, 7 755, 8. ,3R &ran to Oho nearest. P A G.L+'
10. 52 LS 1,r, 3 d f 4 5t4, 7, R+1 '9,'9 ,38 " tfRDIGrIT PAM ON ORDERS 1:IRANI-At Coot the 13 P S T
11 53 let& r 3, .3, 3, 3, 1, 616, 7, 41, 9, 9 4.1 ort $20,00 OR OVER 7151018 of the L () w ES 1':--.
New °mule Prices eo Emelt, 31,0 PULL No. 9 -GAUGE; P13I(35, Freight r paid on 810
PAGE ortiem and over,
PAGE WIRE FENCE CO Ltd DE.P', (11:37RinciSW.
See. , TORONTO
os r1./B e ri5' `87:Ohutelt Sr. WALiele UV[LLB
"PAGE FENCES WEAN. BEST"
aiamilmaresaneratimaterewelmezitakeemareetessiscar
The
ti5Garae•
Aur ClJi7 V
d
Accessories.
We
still
have a
Few Bicycles,
est
New e and
Second
Hand. .A11 Kindsof RubberRepairing,
BabCarriage Tires
Replaced.
ed.
J. D. PAXlii.
The 'V ew "Castle' Coiffura
The Latest Creation in The Art of
HAIR DRESSING
This style was originated an(1 designed by New York's exclusive set,
now worn universally in all cities, it is NEW, ODD, yet simple and be-
comiu to all faces.
Requires the use of a 24 io 30 inch three separate strand switch,
Wo sell the MAIIATTAN LINE of Guaranteed Human Qiair Switch-
es, and ear match your Hair perfectly, Our salesladies will gladly show
you this style and the arrangements of a 3 -prong switch.
SEE OUR DISPLAY
Human Hair Switches at all Prices from $1.50 up.
COOPER P
' Clinton.
ebbed Your Telephone®
Behind your Bell Telephone is a little
army of carefully trained' workers, each
laboring to perform well the task assigned.
The sum total of their efforts results in the
commodity in which we deal --telephone
service.
all Telephone service is the standard
of the world largely because of the faith-
fulness and efficiency of Bell Telephone -
employees.
Why not enlist these efficient workers
in your own service --why not call them to
the air•rl of your business?
By studying the uses of your telephone,
figuring out how you can make it serve the
special needs of your business, and by
applying both our local and long distance
service to those needs, your business can
share fully in the benefits of good telephone
service.
Use your telephone intelligently, sys-
tematically, persistently.
Every Ref1 7'cicphonc is n Lona invader She lion."
The Bell Telephone Co.
of Canada.
FURNITURE, RUGS
AND LINOLEUMS
Wo can assist you in selecting your furniture 11 you are
going to furnish your home, or if you only want some odd
pieces you will find it to your advantage to inepect our
stock and see the berggins we 1.u'e giving, We ;Pee carry a
good line of violins,` pianos and organs;
Our undertaking department is up-to-date in every re-
spect and we guarantee the best of satisfaction,
JAS. DUNFORD..
Undertaker and -Funeral Director.
Night and Sunday calls answered at residence over'.
store,
28 Phone
28