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„and Lisbon} by ii:.e High Sollovl urday; on account of the sadden death
beard and Misr': B Re'btlettell as of Mr, KindS; Sr. Ate. ,and Mrs.D.
teachereof eonmiereial work "And Itis• Sutherland at'eon ani0d them to the
"tori , a- city,
Mi., T. R. Willis, who Lias been h . •and Mrs. :Geo, Coates F ;New
leader'- of ` bhe Citizens' J3and,for sonic Yorir are visiting 1,11e tarty e s sber,
time past,. has •l;ono, to '1'orpnto to MIs, -W. Clarke, and ivihii .other:
train for'os0iseas ,'ace ,'ice,
frdendss "'hereabouts,
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nt an days with parents, ans.
Toro:; o reeen ly. She returnedhomethe past' week-
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iYFl• as I lorence' Poco0: has rcturd
Good eMorninb ! News -Record
•meansnecNevs-Lader:Aro you asubscriber ?gpe,attonin the: General W. Stanley at iol ee7t1e, during
lest wcek:
much improved
in health,
irQnt an extended Visit at 'Fo'tdwich.
Mr: and Kies. Janes Hamilton at -
needed the funeral of the late Capt.
Munroe of Southanipt„n last wee:c.
Mr: and Mrs. Cleo. McDonagh and
cltildi'en oY Winnipeg go” boon v'is
i1'ing with Winginam friends.
Mrs, ;I'', Buchanan and• Miss Eolith
visited in Toropto last Weep.
Misses (Nine ancd Clara Deemer <ie
.holidaying in Muskoka,
Mx... Harold ' 'Uinscltli has enlisted
for overseas service and lips gone to
Landon to train.
Mrs' Swalty, was,- called hcaie Icon
Detroit, where n'ie was visiting fri-
ends, -on account' of the serials ' i11-
afca:iof.hher.:husband'. • .,
Mr, and. Mrs. T. J. ' McBride and
family- Motored up from ' 3atnilton
last weak to visit The fornier's sis
tet Mrs. :J, J MoiTatlh?„tr.
Mr:. and .Mrs, F. .0FIiaoiletrsar .
e
'having a trip,' to Buffalo and other
points,
Mr.:David Cantpbell=of. Toronto is
:holidaying at the home' of his mo-
ther, Mrs. Campbell of town,
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Mr. 13, Sheriff of Merlin was in
town for a few days last week visiting,
friends,
Rea-, E. Holtzman of Port Elgin
was here lass; week visiting his father;
Mr. G. Holleman.
Mrs. Wit. Hi 1 of :Toronto awl
Mrd A. Thompson of Pino River
.-espent.a week -end recently as, the
.gttc lts.of Mrs, A: .Finlay of the
Tovli'Line. `
Jt7rs, Alexander \ olsin of the Goshen
Line,' South; passed away 'oil Mende);
week, She is survived by .her huslnd• c
and 'ai babe only a few weeks old.
AliSs Margaret TTesis• is 'spending a
fortnight with'her• sister, Mrs, 131s -
•sett of Cioderich. -
1eiiss Diana Maerchet of Berlin hear,
been 'Visiting her aunt, Miss Agnes C
Kaerchcr of town,
Airs. D. Snider and son of 'fails- .e
Sea'forth.
Mies' :Helen, Larkin has returned
franc a holiday s;sent in Bayfield.,.
Misses arriet,and Margaret' Wilson
ofi London were in .town .last : wee'o
for a few days.
to shipment, of one hundred agrieul-
t'ural:horses. were shipped from here
to .England enc day Jost week. -They,
were purchased by the British Gov-
ernment.andtd ,will replace those taken
to. the Print
Mr; and Mrs. -lodgens: and fatuity.
of Cleveland have been visiting 'Mr
and M'rs. J,o!in, Do-dIIS.;
Mr; and:Mre Isaac,Modelanrl ieit
the beginning• of the .week on a visit
to , friends at Tofield .,and , Etlinonton
Alta.
Misses Agnes and Mary Crosby
have returned.from a trip down the
Si. Lawtencet'
Miss Nellie McNab is holidaying at
Feigns and Galt.
Mr, • N. A.Crich was. in Toronto
last week attending a 'meeting of the
Executive of ilio Baker's Association.,
Mr. Geo Duffield- of New Patterson,
N.J., is visiting his brother, Mr. A.
Davidson, It was Mr. Duffield who
drove the first railway train through
Sealcreth ofBrantford some sixty
years ago.
Hohenzollern Is the
Champion Egotist.
The llypocritteal references of the
Icaiset,to the aid of the Divine ,this.
Ingodly war has called forth army
humorous and sarcastic reieteaces,
a
lanal this coupled with recent. articles
nl
oparing, t:he Kaiser and ex-Presi-
lent;Roosevelt has -prompted a1i
- .s-
onytuQus poet: ro write .the following:
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Der aiser of this' Fatherland
1.e two and Gott; you understand,
'lid Roosevelt all dings comm eel --
Myself tool 'ret,
took have been visiting at -the 'home
of tl,o lad}i's father, Mr. 13, Koehler,
Mins Selma R'eaeloli has. returned to
•Londoe after spending a vacation . at
the parental' hawse Pore,
Rev Mr, Strempfer of Elmira Rev,
Mr. henncrly and ,Mrs. Kt'unerl}• of
Alliance, Ohio, anis Misses Lydia
Strcmpfer and Emelin Fisher, ilea-
cennesses of the Drexel • Institute,
'w Philadelphia; were visitors stere for
sew d•its.last week, •
MI Joseph (ase and family of Tore
Mao are ,here for the holiday season
and are occupying the house of Dr'.,
Campbell ' while the latter and his
`, family are in T'oron'to residing in the
Case_ home.
Alias Elizabeth Rennie of London in
visiting her }lone here.
A1r. John Fried and:family 01 Tor-
onto
onto spent the week -end Os the guests
of Mo. C, Fritz.
t used .to bo yust Gott end tee,
But 4 et he. come to make” itince,
l nd. Gott don't count nitieh latterly—
Test Int -end Pet; •
Yost Inc and Pet mit power divine
'1'o keep, the rest. of 0001 in line—
In lipase incl vex to gine dor sign—
. Ind. sometimes—Gott,
AIr self tail Tet der same as peas
Der same alit (Iott, if you shall.
Meese—
Der same in var, der same in beast—
Myself mit Tet,
]Ler cistern 'hemisphere for inn,
For 'I'ct der one across der sea --
FON Cott der sky, we, 'wilt agree,
Myself unit l'et•,
A health to -100-a health to 'Cot-
Lind. one for Gott already yet— -
\'un Holy trinity, you bet—
\'e two -and Gott,
The Little Colony 0
f
Scotchm
en
Kept the Flame of Rel, ious
Life Burning Brightly.
Historical Sketch of Bethany Presbyterian
Church Go
derich
Township.
The jubilee =anniversary services held besides: the resident ministers of God -
last week: in Bethany Presbyterianerfch, Clinton and the surrounding
•clfurch mark the 01051 of a period of !parishes, The first'eldrirs chosen were
ouch interest and sigmiticancc in the t' James- Torrance, -John' bei lint:,
lite of the community. Sometime in
the first half of last century a little'
colony of Scotchmen settled in that
portion of Godericli township sur-
rounding what is now known as Por-
ter's TIi!1. The names, of these pro terian churches and in the following
00008 MaPhails McDougal's, McDone ..year Bethany was -: joined 1, Bayfiel(t
olds, Torrances, Stirlings ,were suliic- and formed into a mission field. For
a few ,year's the field was supplied' by
students, the first of. these being Mr,
1). IJ." McCrae, now Dr. Mel'ran of
London, who conducted the ,Jihi1ce
services. In 1878 the first. ordained
minister was placed over the charge
in -the person of Rev, Nathaniel Pat:
arson. Sii years atcr he was suc-
ceeded by Rete. -1): -Fe-,:tet" 'Who' re-
Maimed five years, 11 was during Mr.
'Forrest`s mainstay : that a .great mis-
fortune hetet the congregation. In -
1885 the ';churcli with all records
was destroyed by fie. Not'aiig daunt -?1
ed --however, the <00ngrogation set''
about erecting a new Church,' and the
next year a solid Krick 'building,
which stall stands, had sepiace,d the
old ane. in • 1889 Rev, R. I-Ienderson
became- minister, Co;lowed in -1895 by
Rev. Wm 'Graham,' Atter hien in 1899
came Rev. „John McNeill, . and, in. 1911
thepresent minister, Rev. "Alfred
6laofan:lane was called to; the charge,
which by .this, time became self -suer -1
taming. 'Hie elders during this phr
iod, in addition to those already, men-
tioned were Apehibald McPhail and
V,!,n
Stirling 'and the hwo who :are
still acting, John Torrance and Thee.
McDonald, Circumstances .hive, chattg=
ed ,much- since theses.early days. The.
Population of tate d'istric't has greatly;
deceased and nunieaacaIly the congre-
gation is weaker today than it, was
fifty years' ago. But the num hearty
loyal spirit still :persists, and the
church is starting foxwa.d With hope
A:1ex, ,Stirling and George Stirling,
while the praise was led Tor some
years bye. Mr. Campbell, teacher at
Porter's I1ill, and afterwards for•
many years by Peter McDougall. In
1875 Came the Union of the Presby
lent to betray to err nationality. They
had all the iiqualities of their race,
thrift, prudence 'perseverance,-a►nd un-.
aderlying all es strong ' foundation of
deep religious- fet,ling.' Such a people
could not be 'long there without seek-
ing to make some provision for the
worship of God, and being •Presbyter-
' lan to the core, they naturally sought'
'the form of -worship: to which they,
had been accustomed in then:: youth:
At that time the one 'Church' building
in the neighlborhood was a little log
Methodist church. This. was placed' at
their disposal on certain ' Sundays,
,and services were held, there hy vari-
ous ministers among. w'horin .the name
fir Rev. Chas. Fletcher, Goderich;
stands out prominent. When nomin-
ister was available ,they held prepar-
tiieeting services by themselves in .the
homes, and thus kept the flame. Qt re-
ligious life brightly burning. As the
?, Y g
'years passed however and they became'
more prosperous, they resched 110•
'hu'id a church of their own, and in
186:5 their efforts were es.00ymed with
success, and the first., Bethany, Presby-
terian church was opened for worehip.'
i'liis was a neat frame building, and
for: twenty years the congregation, ga-
thored joyfully within its walls, the
church was not attached to ally reg-
ular charge, and had no regular: fired
pastor, but was served by different
Wren. for varying terns.. Among l'lie
names which occur.' most, frequently
during thisperiodare those of Rev.
Chas. Fletcher, Rev. Geo, Janileson, and courage on this new stretch, of
Rey': Wm. For est, Rev, A. IVIe'1v111e," iLs oongtegatronal ii•de,
3!nth
Miss Anna Whuu tccl Bell, daughter.
of 'Mr, Win, 13e11 was 'ost , Wetiiiesilay
of';this week. 'unlind iii the holy' bonds
f , tart 1
0 11 1s
ou i
W 1111 A2j;'
• T�,r
I w of
>, dlle
.. Y an>
Gi]lhan 11110 ceaenlon' tieing er
, ] li g p form
ed, in 511 Mic1 ae1's church by ,` Rett,
.fattier Hogan, The... attending eoulAc.
Vere Mr. Hanle ,McCaughey et Clin
ton "and Miss Esticr 17011, sister of;
the .trick, "
A number of the - local to'e;ters
1003(1 0000 tq': ]3elgrare out ..SundaJn
week when Rev.. T. Facie ,proaclied a•
special Serimen ;loathe lnemi:trs of the
So
114i:sioi01)1. Iteliy returner last: ivoefs to
.her home In 'Arkansas, 'after bending
a week or so hero, having co1510lionie
on account of the illness and sub-
sequent death of her; father..
Mr, Walter, Taylor of St, 'Thomas
is ''s,Pendiug a fortnight with his un-
cle and aunt, Mr, ,and; Mrs. T. Gds-
111031, -.
Mr, John Mc.Ktn1eon of Toronto ,vas
a guest at the 'Inane of his .-sister,,
Mrs. (Dr.) Milne, for a few dial's re-'
contly.
Mrs, . assel of Rif ley Was the
guest of, her daughter; "3(trs, Archie
Bell; last week.
News -Record to end' of }'oar for 50o.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis and two child-
ren of Cooksyillc s:ant last ' -tvee:c
at flit, home of his patents, Mr: and
Mrs, T G.osman. •
Miss • Stackhouse-has'retu,:ned from
a'vlsit.•withfriends'1133a31 Sault Ste,
Marie:` s . • _
Mrs. W. Tyndall' has returned to
her Home at Carlow alter i'isiting
(-,lends here. •
Mr.' W. E. Jewett -was up from Tor-
onto for a few days visiting at the
parental hone, the Aleth.odis;t- parson-
age. - IIc is supplying ' during the r'a•;
cation season at Wootlgreen Methodist
Tabernacle. •.
Mfr, avid Mrs. McQuarrie aced family
have returned to their hinge in Mani-
toba after visiting at the home of
the former's mother, Mrs. II.. itle-..
Quarric
Good Morning -1 News -Record means
News -Leader. Arc you a subs nbcr ?
Gaderich.
79:e Doty Engine Company has se-
cured a contract for making 10,000
Silty-potnd shells. 'Hie company will
be .obliged to install 85,000 worth of
new-nlachinet7t but it wi'l he gone on
with imnsexliatolp au(t in a few weeks
the work of manufacturing shells will
be commenced. . ..
Mr. J. Fl, . Johnson of the Coiling -
wood, Public Schools has been engage
ed as - principal of the Victoria.
street' school. •
Mr. Farrow, collector of customs,
bas received his svlperannuatlmi but
he is still acting.
Mr, 131., W. Robinson, who has been
travelling in the west for so,ue
weeks, has accepted a Position as 00-
ganint of St. John's Baptist church,
Moose law, Sask., and leaves Goder-
leh about the •end of August.
{firs. .1, II, Williams returned last
week from 0 visit at Cleveland, Ohl&
Mr, Lewis, M.D., Registrar Coats,
AA, J. J, Doyle and Dr. llolnion left
last week for a motor ,rip to Owen
Sound and other points.. north.
Mr, Harry (Micas cva1 113193041 last
w edc,
Dr. and Mrs, (.hats. Lane and twe.
children of Detroit are holidaying at
the P,7nle of the fn1'n11'r's parents, -
C ouuty Clerk and Mrs, Lane,
Albs. Bert Iv3ct' cath and little dau-
ghter. of Toronto as visiting at Me
McCreath home in town, -
Rev, ,3. 3'. Marshall and son of.
heixisdailc B. C„ and Dr. P. Cl. Mar -
'shall of Dayton, Ohio, have been the
guests of 'Mr. and Mrs, .J. I3, Mair.-
51ia11 of town,
Mr. NOr,11an Lew15 of Ottawa 'is
holidaying at his home in town, that
of Mr. and i4Iro, 1' N. Lewis,
14L:. and Mrs '1, T. Leckie and Mas-
ter Montle%% are spending a fortnight
or so in the Parry Sound district.
Miss Mabel Tom of New 'York is
Visiting lief home, in town, that of
Mr. and Mrs. J, 1,,' Coni.
Mr. Mark Wllitet(•+orn has begun the
cultivation of Mushrooms and last
week made the first shipnsent from
Itis keds. He is mtking'preparetions
for going extcnsicely into the business
next season,
• Airs. Clement and Mr. and Mrs, 1f,
D. 'Hodgcns were hi Lotion last
week attending the wedding of the
fortirer's son,' Mr, Benjamin 11, Cie
meet, to Miss 'Ethel M.' Weldon,
Dungannon
Mrs. J. Walkorn has been visiting
relatives+ in Mitchell •
Miss Stella .Kirke has been 'engaged
as teacher in the Whiteolfuroh school.
Dr: Bice of Vancouver; formerly of
Dungannon, died on .luly 151,11,'
lilt. i3, 11. Long, who bas just, re -
Signed his • position as grin i1Ia1 of
Victoria street school, God rl';li, was
in town last week calling on old fri
ends:
Erskine chu ell held a ver3r suo+es5
.
• fUl .lawn • social last: ivdee
on the
manse lawn- The proceeds! 'amount-
ed .to nearly- one hundred and fifty
dollars. ;
, Merriest1"-lubeat and. David \t?hyard
of iiirlitipeg:and Ohas. •tif Windsor.
have, returned to their respective
homes' `after spending a couple of
weeks :at their home here, hawing
oomc to be 'present at thefuneral: of
511(111: father,
Mrs. Jloden and' little d• suglrte'r ` of
51. Thomas have beta, visiting the•for-
l1100's father, Mr,: John Bowers, and
alrso onion relatives hero,
Miss Laura Irwin has returned from
a visit with relatives at Walkerton
and Flesherdon.
Mrs. 13, R.'an and chilli -mit t 1 ,a Ve re-
turned
t
turned frons a visit wi11h Clinton fri-
ends :and was accompanied by her
niece,' • Miss Mildred Csobc._'
Miss Clara Whyan4,i wasuietl
q y,
married on Tuesday of last weele to
Me, Jolie Smith ,of 100(13' William,
They left immediately for 1110 wen!;,
(.,co( i;VToaning 1•. Ne\ys R5003d • means
News -Leader.. Are you a subeeriher ?
r •
appen'ings' f o•Fifteen
Years'A
• . •
Happenings in Clinton at the
Opening Pen' Centli:y' -•
b
of the
Taken from the' :Tiles fT' o
o he',:
News -Record of the date
indicated.
Clinton, Aug, 2nd, 1900,
New wheat. was delivered at Fakes
Mill bit Frida}t,,I{o tested sixty pounds
to the bushel.
Miss • May' McMurchie, } youngest dau-
ghter of the late Alex. . MoMurohie,
was married at one o'clock yesterday
to„Mr, W. E. Brydone, barrister, Ar -
ter a 'short honeymoon trip Mr, -and.
Mrs, Brydone will take up, residence
in town,
At the home of Mr. ant !12t:>. C:eo.
Marra)f, FTuron street i'esterdav a
double wedding took plaice when 'Mary
L. Murray became the bride in , '1Lr.
Thomas, Lindsay, who owns' 0 , fine
farm on the,l3aso Line, and her sis-
ter, '.Isabella, was married to Dr.
John Lindsay of Wheatley.
Mr. D. A. l'or:c:ster won the Win-
chester rifle at the London lawn bow-
ling tournament in a g3eme of s:ogles,
Misses Conine,' -Taylor and Eastwood
Leave on Thursday on a trip (0100 tite
51. Lawrence,
The local market,
'Wheat 68e to 69c.
Barley 38e to .40e.
'Peas 57c to 600. '
-Oats 250,
Butter 150 to 16o,
'Eggs loo to' ll.e.
Lice e gs 86.10 to $0.25.
Marriages
34'REEL,AND—JOHN,5 — Ta Goderich
oivnship, on July 28th, Ethel
Johns of Varna to Stanley Free-
land of Toronto.
GILLLAN—BELL—In St. Michael's
church, 13131,11, on August ilii, by
Rev. Father Hogan, Anna Witmi-
ir0d, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.,
Win. Bell- of Blyth to Harold Dean
Gillean of London.
iJARSIIALLi—TIB$5—Lt Wingllam,
on July 21st, Margaret Tibbs to
Herbert J. Marshall of Blyth,
SOMERVJLLII—R11I11—In Hallett, on
July 27th; Mary S., daughicr of
,AIr, and Mrs. R. Reid, T•lutlett, to
.J, Elliott Somerville, 13, Se., of
Edmonton. • ,
It'ORd3l?;S=Mehl,\/IIsi- rn 1'11'ingharn,
On July 19th, Archibald tiorbos,
of Dublin, to Jemima McKenzie of'
A1'inghani.
Births'
SCI1OIILILS, — Tn C'linlott, on
August`IsI., to Mr. and Mfrs. 1(crb,
Schoen;Nhals, a daughter,
HOC'Kt\—tu Exeter on. July 281111 to
Mr. and Mini George, hockey, a
9011,
WEBST LR -1n. McKillop on .1 illy
23rd, to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne S.
Webster, twin daughters.
S0O'I l At Allnont F'annn Meliillop,
oA
July. 25111, to. Mr. and Mrs,
Wilinoro Scott, a slaughter,
Deaths
CLARK—,Al Varna, on July 3011i,
iVilliam, Clark; aged 73 yeara and
2 months,
S11.A\ 111\-\—ln Clinton, on Judy
300, Sarah Salvage, willow of the
late Daniel• Shanahan, aged 77
years.
JILLTOT'f—L1 (3odcricll Township on
August Srd, Jane. Anti Elliott,
daughter of Mr, Thomas Elliott
of the 2nd eon,
a•RMSTRONG—At Bay City, Mich.,
on :July 30th William :Arnnstrong,
a native of Stanley ,township,
Ont.,aged 65 tears,
Mac5WLl:NT-In Godericli, on Julys
23rd, Alice Allfn, widow of the
late Capt. Robert MacSween, in
her 82nd yeas.
L U'GTRIII L—ln Godericli, on July
25th, ,lane 13ipwel1, relict of the
late. Davis, Luttrell, in her 96th
year,
News -Record M1aien News -Leader,
Are you a stnhseriber'3
1\'AN'I'f D.—GIRL TO UO (11,INL)IML
housework ice small family!. Apply
to—Ml's. Wen. Murray, E'attenbury
street, Clinton. 911-2
FOR RIN1'.-1:00-A CRE FARM ON
the Bayfield Road, 2:4 Miles south
of Clinton. Well cultia'ated, goon
brick houso, bank barn and other
buildings. Two wells on place. Or-
chard. For further particulars ap-
ply to—Mrs, Joann Wigginton, Clio-
ton, P.O. Box 2,31. ,_•96.
110351: AND LOT ON D11NLOI' ST.
tor .sale.—One and one-half story
frame, seven rooms. W, aterworks
and 'soft water. Quarter acre land
with ,umber of fruit trees, Stable,
The property is' ie, good ugpdition"
and: will be sold at a reasonable
price.-1-lerb: Alexander. —96.
FOR SALE A'1' BARGAIN PRICES.;
--Largo Clu'ney Range, Singer` Sew -
ng, Machine,., Iron, Bed and Mat-
tress.—Apply E. D. Holland 102
Princess St. —91
FOR SALIN.' - A YOUNG DRIVER
three years ,past. Wali brolren and
not scared of autos, they don't
bother: her a hit,—Also? one buggy in
good shape.—George Ladd; Section
Foreman, Tlolnlesvillc. -94,
FOR SA',iiJ. A NUMBER OF GOOD
fresh cows and 'springers will be
sold privately, Time will be given
with bankable paper. Apply to—W.
Marquis, 111, R. No, 1, Clinton.
Phopo 14 on 60. -86
HENS ; AND BROILERS WANTED,
,Highest market price' will be paid,-
W. 'Mar, uitn, 11. R, 1, Clinton, ' or
Phone 11 on :1110. •-.87
S'JT 1)1331 2IOTEL, KNOWN' AS TII1:,
Commercial, situated on Lake Hur-
on,
on, will be sold reasonable as the
proprietor intends to give up the
Business, For particulars apply to
H. Darrow, . Bayfield, Ont. —86.
FARM FOR SALE.--T1-IE JAMES
Ross farm on; the London Road,
part lot 13, concession 1, Stamle'
Tp., 92 acres wilt ba sold at 1J -11P'
tion on September 3rd, 1915. For
part:talars apply to The 'Canada
'frust Company, London, Ont., or
Brydone, Solicitor,, Clinton,
Dated this 29th day of June, 1915.
—9S
ROUSE AND THREE ACRES E 1
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Land - for Sale on the London. Road,,
one mile south of Clinton, better
known as the Jackson property.
'1'l'g story frann0' house, enlall bank
barn. ' Small orchard, ha'r'd and
soft water. Reasonable' tevnes,-Ap-'
ply- .to M1a. Philip RowclilTe; 11, 13.,
No., 5, Clinton.'
HOUSE FOR Sc1LE:7MMM' PRO,
perby of ,the late Mrs', Thos•, East..
Frame, 7 rooms, good cellar with
cement floor, wood shed and chicken`
pen, all in 'good -repair, 11 fruit
trees, apples, plums, • Cherries and
pear.—Apply. to • Ti. •Wiltse, Phone
40. -36
•
CLOTHES CLEANED, REPAIRED
and , Presseid and at the shortest
possible, notice. Beth Ladies and
Gentlemen's clothes. We guarantee
to do good work. Room over Mr.
Grigg's Jewelry Store,—Wm. Jago.
-55,
CREAM WANTED. — DAIRYMEN
having cream to sell -write to us
for cans. We supply two pans free.
Pay all express charges and issue
cheques twice each month, cheques
payable at par. We pay the bigh-.
gest market prices • consistent with
au honest .test. Testing done by a
competent man. Each can careful-
ly weighed, sampled' and -tested on
arrival and statement returned.
Those in' the vicinity `of Kinburn
may leave ;their cream with ' Mr,
Hall who will deliver it here.
Write for tans and give us a trial.
-The Scaforth Creamery, Box 486,
Seaford!.'
" ROUGH ON RATS " CLEARS
out Rats, Mice, etc. Don't Die in
the house. 150 and 250. at. Drug"
and Country Stores, —85-6
WANTED
10,000 Dozen Non
Fertile New Laid
Eggs Each
gg Week
We are prepared to • pay a
pren111111n for eggs from flocks
where there are n0 male birds,
. eggs' to be not over 4 days old.
BROILERS AND PAT iIENS
WANTED.
Do not hold yen]:
poultry ma.
Pali when the market is
'glutted and the price is cut in
two, Sell now while the prices
are high.
SLED BUCKWHEAT AND MILLET.
\Ve nave a good supply of
buckwheat and millet at reas-
onable prices.
Flave you tried our (Quebec
Maple Syrup ? We have only a
few cans left.
A • carload of Shorts and
Bran clue to arrive this week,
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
N W Trewartha, Wm, Jenkin.
•
A�Bsi'scnit for Every
Taste and Prices
Right,
With 30 or: 10 vaiaetie's. :.of fancy
biscuits t0,ch00se from. 'There is no
need heatingup the oven and kitchen
during hot weather . ntatking•: calces'
and cookies. There is a dainty and
wholesome w01100 or Biscuit` - fn our
store fon every taste. Tlere are 'a
few suggestions, a .,.bargain while
they last t
Molasses snaps, -ti lbs. for 2503• •
,
Pine apple sandwiehes,
Vanilla Bar
.and Lenton biscuits '2 lbs, for 250.
And other varieties of dainty ` and
delicious. taste.
When you are going camping or'pic-
nicking look over out window and
youwill see our suggestions for.
your picnic or camp life.
,Joh.nson ,& .Co.
The Store ofualti .
Q y.
Successor to S, Barr. Phone 111,
°bond orders promptly attended to,
TO
C
0
•°
ST
Obir
Live
and
Lel
Live
Why
bother with
hot
t e
hiire.
SV1 ens you e'anet sueit (15'11010't is
g.
ar rl: nlournsliiing, cooked 11)0015 ready to.
Servo.
Now Iltat' the warm weather is- at
hand we would urge tltall you Lige
More of those wholesome cooked
pleats. 411'1 of our meats are of a
selected' quality and 'Nee' Dan • confi-
dently say tlian you wilt, ba' geeatty
pleased with them. ):Acre arc', a few
suggestions
Cooked Hams -What is ore ii
1 delici-
ous than a slice'.of• lt,
Veal Loaf --A .creator. appetite .in
;itsol£ for a• warn: day,• p
Cooked Specialty—This is a. most
appetising cold meat line.
Breakfasts Bacon—Tri the• cool of the
meriting these, are splendid ,lines to
Bologna, Sausage+—Nieely pat erect'
and made• by a, reputable find,
E. E. HUNNIFORH
LIVI1I AND. LET 'UL(Ts G'ROCE'R,
Anything 'You
.WANT
DONE IN 'TFIL LINE OP
ROOFI?NG, EAVETROUGI?I+-'
ING. PLUMBING-, HEATING,
LIGHTNING RODS, ETC.
013L1 13130 GET OUR PR'IC-.
ES,
ALWAYS ]3EST,, OFTEN
CFIEAPEST.
BYAM & SUITTER
Samitary Piurnbels. • Phone 7.
a
Western : University
,
• Y
Lona -on. .
Income Doubled—nota 875,000.
Another Large Addition to
Faculty and • lquiphtent' 'fa
Arts and Medicine. -
GREATLY INCREASED ENROL
A'B33T IV VIEW. •
Write, for particulars to
+•s
E. E. B'RAITIIWAITE, M.A., Ph', Ds
PRESIDENT.
The Clinton .Garage
Open All:Night,
The season 'IS. now on for
Gasoline Stoves, Why"not. buy'
filtered gasoline out of our.
Bowser pump, 1111011 passes the
gasoline throuhh fine screens
and a filter. Pr:Ices 'always the
lowest.
We keep one: ]sand a stock of
Automobile Supplies and Bicy-
cle Repairs and do all icineds of
repairing promptly and at a
reasonable charge,
Auto Livery in connection,
J. H. PAXMAN •
CEIE!
i
We have on hand a car -
'load of Portland Cement and
all orders for same will be
#1Yed promptly.
JOHN HUTTON,
LONDE SORO.
It is your assurance o1
perfe0t satisfaction in
old or new work. In-
sist ea getting, Canada
C'enlent. A full stock
on hand at all tines;
FIemlock. sills cut to order.
Shingles xixx and xxxx.
Spraco and pine dressed. sidings and
flooring.%
Metallic building materials.'
Lehigh Valley coal, all sites.
Steam coal,
Stet tilting coat.
Tile, all aims, ,eithee to the yard
or delivered on the job.
Cedar posts all sixes.
14 -inch slabs, a bargain,
Anyone in the market for any of
'the above lines will do well to get
our prices, •
JOHN B. MUSTARD
Br c fi
U e Lela
,
Phono 11 on 145,,
makes the salado
the season:
Soniething new and
pleasing'
tathet
l7 to .. taste,
a te,
Wer` chicken
i c i➢ c
�en
just " f t the thing'.
f o r summer salads,
Ask for Tuna Fish or
Chicken, Clc�en, 0 the Sea,
only 115,0 per tin,
CHIMNEY TOPS.
Itrs' a trade to build' a. good ehim-+
ney and to repair a roof. It takes
more. than a sheet of metal, a hot
iron and solder, it requires exper-
ience. If your •cliininoyn• does not draw,
well send' for us and we will put it in
order ; If your roof leaks we'll mend
1t, ;
ALL KINDS OF TINNING
we do well and. reasonably.
THOS. ' HAWKINS. •
Phone 63. •
ARTISTIC
J. G. CRIC3, TFIE RELI-
ABLE DECORATOR, MAKES A'
SPECIALTY OF CIiURCL[ES,.
LODGE' ROOMS AND PRIVATE
RESIDENCES.. I -ITS ADDRESS
is•4130'DOWNIE St,, STRATFORD
Monuments !
Finest stock in. Huron Conn-
ty of "Made in Canada" Mon-
uments.
Best 1301110 aatl Foreign
Granites in up-to-daate, finish
and design.
Come and see then.
Prices right. i
At Doig's
OPPOSITE TILL: POSTOFFICE
A Granite Base gods with each Mon-,
um0011. - -843r13
A Drop in
Kindling
A • LARGE- STOCK ON TIAND
4\iLL BC' SOLD CJ•I1AP
TSIIS' MONTH TO CLEAR
FOR CA5T4 ONLY.
Leave your. orders tor Fer-'
'tilizer and Potash for your
root crop. We will mix it for
you at the store, •
North End Feed Store.
Frank W. Evans
A General Delivery Done.
Terms : Cash, Phone 191,
Are Y
Yo
u
Troubled oubl d w><th
Headaches ?
sus
I1 so thecause alta be eye
Y y
strain and in that event a
pair of properly fitted
glasses will bring 'relief and.
cure, It ifs worth trying.
Come to us and we will
stake a careful test of your
eyes ani tell you what is
the matter and what you
1 a,.
En our long
g ex- p- erience . in
the Optical business we
have made areat number
g n b
of examinations and, it is
a source of much pleasure
for us to know. that our
fittings have iavaria
g by
i
given r
g n g eat -satisfaction.
,i
It your eyes bother you
Come to us' and learn, the 1
reason why. 1l
A. J. GRIGG
Optician
Jeweler and Issuer of Marriage
Licenses,