HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1915-10-07, Page 5toher 7th, 1915
:Robert Pearson, Pioneer
Passes Into Rest Eternal
the Yo
11ow1ngraf,r
s 1 `tti
e death of-
tehe Tat1iez
•of Mrs. Wesley : Beacom
Mullett , In the de• i' ;
ail of Mr. Robert
Pearson, which .ocgerred at his home
1 •ci;l the'4tli con,.' on: Sept,' 21st, Grey
'township has lost one ofits oldest
and stoat tweeted eesiil'eits; The
late Roht. Pearson, son of • Robert
• Pearson' and `Catherine Ricliarklsotl
'was born in Queen's County, Ireland,
In May
k.1818 whets the Lu
bject
oF
thin 'sketch' was but an infantt the,
Iamily emigrated to Ohio, Hose they
`I;emained for"two years, when they
.canto to; Canada, seabling ` first in.
,Goderich': town'shile + In 1855
i ,t1ie•
'family
moved to Greer Where. e the 'de-
ceased '
ceased resided
to the time up of his
=death. In 1873 Mr. Pearson. mauled
Susanna Musgrove of Turnberry. Th(
:young couple began housekeeping on
the farbn adjoining that of the father
of, the deceased, and .for forty-two
years shared all the .ioyts. and sor-
esows of life. By industry' and thrift
they ware able to, possess a beautiful
•home, and at the sante time -rear and
;educate a largo family. For many.
years Mr. Pearson was a devoted
• member of and an active worker in
the Methodist church. In politics lie
was a Conservative. Besides hie -1 ber-
'eavedwidow he .lea`ves to mourn ttoie,
loss, a brother, :Lames, and a sister,
Mrs. Elite, and a family of seven
=children : Mrs: Wesley' Beacom, Mul-
lett ; Mrs. Wm. Bremner, Grey ;
7lIrs, A. H. Harkness, Vegrevilie,
Alta. ; 'Mrs. Emerson Vipond, Elena ;
Rev. Robert Pearson B.A.; Calgary,
Alta;,; John, on the homestead and
Rev, Jas. J. Pearson, The pallbear-
ers were Jas. Pearson, brother ; ><ohn
and ancsP
Pearson, sons ons • '
A.
H.
Musgrove,
MI Dr.
P., George Mus-
grove M.P.P acid John Musgrove,
hrotbers+•in-laW,
- Bluth
Miss Ashton and Miss Wilson visit-
ed at
the }ioi
nef
o the
forme): o at
at
Grrecently.
Garde ccentlr
Mise Mabel Joli•tston is spending a
few weeks with friends in Detroit.
•Goderich.
Mrs. A, S. Chrystal returned last
weekfrom a trip to the, west. She
visited relatives in Saskatchewan,
Alberta and Manitoba and' was ab-
sent several months.
Waiter Weston, Suffered-.
Much But Is Now' At Rest..
Walter
Weston
a" .native F .
, v o rr
Gode '-
'eli toeversliip,"vvho was 'b ore ' ou tha
same • farm on which he dieds. i. ed •
away i , o at 1uis,liome on tlis'6tH conces-
sion on Sunday after ;an illness, ex-
tending over : several mouths, Hewas
ire his, fifty-fourth year.
The late Mr Weston was an 'Angle -
can in religion and a Conserivatit•e in
polities, He was also, an Orangeman,
4q ,
being ale
Member ba of L. ;
O.
L No. ',189,
8
and also of the Moen.•Fr'
Friends, No.
366, Potter's 51111 .Ho was. a •man of
Honest, upright character and Was
hold in high 'esteem by those who
knew hint. Two daughters, Annie
Weston at liome and Mrn, Pte
Fr Frank .:' -
a
DI, survive, also three bro'tliars,
•Iohn of Goderich, Flieliaril of Bay-
field and Harry of the fill, and two
'sisters, Mrs. These S Ian of Green-
ock township, Brtce couaty, and Mrs:
John McLellan of the• -6tli.
The funeral took ,place from bite!
Family resideneo on Tuesday after-
noon, being conducted wilder .the aus-
pices of the Orangemen and theClios-•
en Filends. Rev. Mr, Rickard, rector
of Trinity church, Bayfield, conducted
the religious 'services. Interment was
made in Bayfield cemetery.
They Were Married
At Egmondville.
A quiet but pretty • wedding took
place at the home of the bride's fath-
er, Mr, G. W. Heiman, in Egmoncl.
villa- on September nth, when his
younger daughter, Miss Rena, was
united in marriage to Mr. William J.
Jones of Watford, and formerly of
Stewart Br
os.R
sta Seflta '
o h
The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mr. Argo, inatlie presence of a shall
company of friends and 'rolatiees of
the bride and groom. Mr, Earl Van
Egmond played the wedding march.
The bride, who 'was unattended, wore
a beautiful gown and the usual bridal
veil, and looked 'very pretty: After
the ceremony
m
on
Y a tisintY 'wedding' b
de
-
jounce jounce was served,. 'following which
the young couple were nrptored to
Seaforth, where they took tile' after-
noon train for Watford,' where a re-
ception was held at the homeof the
groom's- parents. The bride was be-
comingly attired in a black taffeta
suit and.. smart, blaok hat. After a
Honey',moon trip to *Detroit and other
American points tl'iey, will nialce tlisir
home in Toronto where the groom.
holds a good position as traveller
for a ride
Mr. Halsey Wiggins of Chicago has' was theadinerepi recipient ofpmnansilk y. beautiful
been visiting at his home in town. and costly! presents, arcing the num-
ber being a chegge from her brother,
Gordon, who is now in the trenchee
in France, and also one fro))) her
brother, Wilmot, in training at Cann)
Sewell, Manitoba, The bests wishes
of many friends go with Mr, and
Mrs. Jones in their journey down the
stream of lite.
Misys Jean Lawson has returned to
Detroit after a visit of several weeks
at her home bore, •
Ret!. Jaane''s I1arallton was in Tor-
onto last week attending the opening.
of the new Knox College.
M. John Straiten, who has been
quite 111 for some weeks, is now hie -
proving but Has decided to take a
prolonged holiday in order to recup-
•
crate. ,His son, .Mr. Watson Stratton,
,is
taking his k
dos in the meantime in
the Elevator Company's office:
Mi:, and Mrs, ,Joseph Mere and fam-
ily have shoved out to a farm which,
'they- recently purchased in IIullett
'' township.
Happenings of :Fifteen
Years Ago.
Happenings in Clinton at the
Opening of the Centucy.
Taken from the Files of The
News- Record of the date
indicated.
Clinton, Oct. 3rd, 1300.
A switch is being built from the
'C{.T.R. track to the Organ Factory.
51een's. John and Stephen Taylor
.of Minnedosa, Man., are down fropn
the west with a trainload ,of cattle
:from. their ranch.
Shortly 'after noon on nesda3r a
pretty' wedding took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Dodd
.when their only daughter, Hattie,
became the beide 'of Mr. George W.
Layton of TuckersOith. Rev. W. C•.
Howson performed the ceremcuty. Af-
ter a Honeymoon trip including De-
troit, Mt, Clemens, Trenton and
-other points they will reside on the
.groom's falser on tire London Road.
Among those who attended the
Christian Endeavor >convention at
Guelph tills week were: 'Mr. and
Mts. A. T. Cooper, the former being
.provincial
secretary, Miss Florence
Cuninghanie, Rev. Dr, Crilford and
Miss Turnbull while Miss M. Davis
chaperoned the following company of
Junior's, who under her direction gat,;
a Bible (lysin PearsCantelon, Mary
Chant, Annie Cook, Vera Pagers,
'Nellie Holmes, Minnie Coolt, Edna
Cooper, Ida Wilken, Carman ' Hall,
Walter Bohner, 0pcar Rogers.
Rev. Dr. Carman, who conducted
the anniversary; SOrviees in Ratten-
bury, street church, -was the guest
whilein town of Mx. and Mrs, H. E.
elorke,-
The Local Market•,
Wheat 650 to 66e,
Barley 38c.
Oats 28c.
Butter 15c to 16e.
Eggs 11e to, 12c.
Live hogs ;$6.10 to 80.25.;
MakeItKnown
.7'c get a .erbwd to your auc-
tion Rale you must: ' let it be
well known.
That ib you must . advertise,
The News -Record goes into
the groat majority ,of the lroni-
en for miles around Clinton.
And that is why farmers
'Having esales are making use of
its advertetpng eoleenne More
..and .more. "
t:.--
Goderich
Priv-ate Stevens, who enlisted at
Edmonton and win spent the winter
in France, being wounded and dis-
charged and sailing on the Hesperian
for home, is a guest with friends in
town. He was among the rescued
when the Hesperian was torpedoed
and eel:tu'ning to Liverpool he set
sail again anti safely reached his
native land,
Miss Elsie Tye, eldest_ daughter of
Mrs. W. D. Tye, was married in St's
George's church on Thursday last to
Mr, Albert Thoms of Ottawa, After
a honeymoon trip they will settle in
tl:,e Dominion capital...
Rev, W. W. Stoddart of Rocheeter•,
N.Y., has been Here on a vieit to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Stoddart,
Mrs; (Dr.) Strang has returned
from a visit with Toronto friends,
74Irs, James Stewart and Mee.
Ernest Stewart and little daughter
are spending a few weeks with Sarnia
friends,
MIs Farrel C'. Modus has returned
to her home at Sault Ste. Marie af-
ter a fortnight's visit with Iter par-
ents, Judge and Mrs. Doyle,
Rev. Colin Young, euperintenelcnt
of missions in northern Saskatche-
wan, -was in town last week and
preached in Knox church. Mr. Young
is a native of this section and has
many old friends hereabouts. Messrs:
.1.1ex. and Roderick Young of" Carlow
are brothers.
Marriages
CLARK-WHITEHIEAD - In Clinton
on bet. stn, by Rev, F. C. Har-
per, Melvin J. Clark to Mrs. C.
•Whitehead,
LIPPERTr-JONES-In Seafortli, on
September 28th, Belle Genevieve
Jonas' to Herbert' A, Lippert of
Berlin.
JONES-HdLiVIAN- In Egmondville,
on ,September 29511, Rena, laugh,
ter of Mr. George, Holmen, tp
Win J. Jones of Torcnto.
MORAE-SMIT}I-At Wieeghans - on
September 29th; Dr, Thos. P , Dee-
-Rae, , to
e--Rae,',to Kate. Etltrlwyn Smith,
both of Brussels,
Births
BROADI+OOT-At "The MyinsFarm"
Tuckersmith, on One 1st, to Mir.
and,Mrs. A. Broadfoot, a son.
J ACKLIN-J,n Grey townsliup, on'
Sept. 16th, to Mr. and Mrs, An
• drew Jacklin, a on.
I..LLIO'TT-In' S'tauley,' on Sept. 88t11,
to Mr. and Mrs, J, W. Elliott, a
daughter.
Deaths.
SOUTIICOMBE-In Clinton, on Oe-
tober 1'st,,71. ,lames Soietescombe:
IIOWSO,N-In Clinton, on Oot. 3rd,
Jane Brown, widow of the late
.zanies Howson, in lies 85'We
year.
W'hISTON-In Cloderfcli; townluhip en
Oct. 3rd, Walter Weston, in his
54112 Bear,
111AN10E-Sndclenlyri, in Halifax, on
Qat;, 2nd, Charles Carmichael
Ranee of Toronto, formcrlp of
Clinton, aged 52 years..
!intoe News -Record
Zurich,
-Miss Dora D a 1
sora Craft 'of DayJewob
d Yi
•ited here ter a few 'weokn,
m a'>
an cz g
Dunlop :
.D n
u ( of the Nelsons
Bank is al. lido fo
o... Y ng fora Inc Weeks: • '
'Mr, E. J, Hess has gone to: Toron-
to
to:<e c
t alt a curse at the ,School
of ?i'ractieel Science, •
PLEASE RETURN. ' .
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11L. TH1B'
person taking an umbrella by'nus
take from Dron
P's
, eliosn s
office
Friday evening
o
or
Saturday d
aY m cn-
ing last please retain sante. 05-4
FOR SALE.-10/NPI'v'R 1
r1L OXFORD
Range and -an Art SouvenirHeater,
-A
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Y to MSc. limb Alexander. 05
MILLINERY S'1101'. I HAVE[ [Jusal
opened out a millinery shop in the
store lately owned by .t e late John
Whideon,, where I will be prepared
to keep in stock' all k.idda of ,millin-
ery and also to make wee ladies'
and children's hats;. Mrs, i J. W.
Merrier, Bayfield, -05
AUCTION SALE 00 FARM STOCK
and 'Implements and Household Fur-
niture. -Mr, Charles Glew leas in-
structed the undersigned to sell by
auction at lot 12, Huron Road,
Mullett, on Tuesday, Oct, 12t4i, the
fallowing •; general purpose mare, fil-
ly rising 3 years, gelding rising 2
years, coweto 'freshen in November.,
cow to freshen in Marcli, cote to
freshen in April, 1 polled -Angus
heifers, 3 years this winter, averag
ing about 1000 pounds, 7 yeeng
Cat-
tle all ages, Pgsabout
7
weeks old,
2
Pigs averaging, 200 pounds,
2 dozed Rock pidletts, Daisy churn,
Melotte cream separator, Maeeey-
Barris binder, cents es cut mower,
Nbxoe seed drill, hay fork, rope and:
pulley; M'eTaggart fanning mill, disc
harrow, set iron harrows, Sileeater
Plow, nearly new, yea Hareesiur,
,any 1
w
g plow, set
6 bob -sleighs,
iui
wagon, nearly new, dem oe.2p•'
t, hos.
rake, set single harness, set Double
harness, forks, rakes and 111Im5reus
other articles. Aleo a number of
household aa:ti'cles, Terms All sons
of 810 and under, earn ; en over 11 ,e
ailment 12 months credit will he
given on approved joint rants or a
discount of 4 percent. will be gems
for cash on credit amounts Sale at
1.30 sliarp•--Chas, Glew, proprietor,
T. Brown, Auctioneer. --04-2.
AUCTION
SALE) 01? FARM STACK
and Insplcmente.-Mr. W. J. Miller
has instructed Me, 'Thos, Gundry to
sell; ;by public auction on Monclayt,
Oct. 18, at lot 15, con. 3, IIullet>b,
cc,nuneascing at 1 o'clook, the fol-
lowing ; H -arses, -1 heaps mare 6
years old suppoied to be in foal to
Rio Grande, 1 driving mare aged
supposed to ise in foal. to Reel Mc-
Kinisey, 1 driving mare 7 years old.
1. driving colt rising 3 years old sir-
ed by Iled McKinise 1 diivin
McKinney, g colt
rising 2 yeasts old sired by Teal 0:,
• 1 heavy draught spring colt by Rio
Grande, Cattle -1 cow due to fresh-
en Jan. 11, 1 caw due to freshen
Feb. 14, 1 cow to freshen Feb. 27.
1 cow dee to freshen Mar. 17, 1
cow due to freshen June 11. 1 Joe
'sey colt to freshen May 25, 4 year-
ling steers 2 yearling heifers, 11
spring calves, Iinplenrente-2 Mas-
sey:Harris cultivators, Massey -al=lay
ris binder 5 ft. out, McCormick bin-
der 7 ft, crit, nearly new, Deering
slower 6 ft. cut, Massey -Harris disc,
2 sets harrows, Massey -Harris drill,
famiing mill, Massey -Harris rake,
root pulper, Massey Harris grinder,
wagon, 2 -furrow plough, 2 walkin4
ploughs, 2 hay racks ,one a stock
rack, set scales 3000' pounds capa-
city; pair bob sleighs with rack,
light democrat, Rumball buggy,
Portland cutter, Barry buggy near-
ly new, wheel barrow, 2 sats 1,cavji
harness, 2 sets , light harness, wood
heater, set rubber mounted harness,
water tank sine Lined 8 x '1 c 01 ft,.
Molotte cream separator, 80 liens,
Daisy churn No, 3, sap kettle, Rad-
iant Horse coal heater, postBole
spoon and crowbar, a quantity of
seed oats, other articles too nuniet
ors to mention, Terms . -All slums
of $10 and under, cash on Vier
that amount 12 months credit. will
be• given on approved joint notes or
a discount of 4 rercent, for cash on
credit amounts: Oafs .cash. -W. J.
Miller, proprietor. 'T'hanas Crtinilry,
alctio'neer, -05.
AUCTION U ION S'
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and Intilenuen4's.-Mr, J. K. Wise
has instructed the undersigned to
sell by public auction ; at lot 20,
Huron Road, Teceersmith, on Fri-
day, Oen 22nd, the : followinge -
eras g n
purpose team, cow to freslsen.
in January, 2 cows to freshen to
February, 4 young Cows witls: calf
at foot, 3 steers riling 3 years, 2
steers rising 2 years, 3 suers one
year old, 7 spring calves, fat cow 4
years old, ' Massey -Harris, binder,
Fest & Wood mower, Deering hay.
rake, cultivator,' disc harrow, Sea -
ranee harrow, set diamond harr.,ows,
riding plow, 2 walking'plown, sma-
ller, lumber wagon, platform, spring
wagon, set bob sleighs, buggy cut-
ter, fanning mill, set double harness
2 ante'single- liarness, Melot'te creams
:separator, Daisy churn, set of seal-
es 2006 lbs, stock, rack, stone boat,
hay fork, car, you:,es and pulleys
and numeror 8 other articles,, About,'
15 tans of hay •in barn if not, 50ll
b
efeee .rile Aleo a quantity :of
household" effects.--Teems;-A.11 suras
of 810 and under, cash, oyer tact
amount 12 months; credit will he
given 'on' approved' joint notes or a
discount' of 4 percent. for cash on
credit amounts, ` Sale at 1 o'clock
sharp, -J; K Wise,; proprietor T.
Gu,ntlry, euetaoneer. 05,
APPLES WANTFID'ALL KINDS I14
eluding evaporates; and .choppers,
Will he tem:teesl at the Grand Trunk
Station.. .Higheeb market price paid.
-D, Oantelon. -04
LOST. -ON; THE ROAD :BETWEEN
Clinlson and Londesbo2•o on Septem-
ber 9tl; a rey;tweed-overeoa'
ti,. The
finder vii " e flit
l p suitably ''
a y rewarded, -
Please leave at •C1uff's S
Shoo Stora
or Elliott's Livery or with E. ` Sa-
ville, 5a=
ville, Clinton. ` 01.• ,.
]'SOUSE FORi,SALE, ONr
,t .n bILJRON.
s teett,-Cornfortalile „• place witia
goon cellar, .stable an11 dials gar-
den, -Por particulars appl to Ja.,.
Y s,
Appleby., b
pP
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-05
130US1 FOR ,SALE I11 A MOST
desirable location corner: of Ring
and Joeplf streets. --Apply ,to,. A.
J.
Grigg.
-03
MRS. J. JOHNSTON, WHO NAS
taken over the agency for tlio'Spir-
ella corcet and who 'has just re-
turned
from. Toronto where a large
school of eor5etiers convened 'fol,
four :days, is prepared to meet the
needs of all old and new euptorn-
ens. The Spirella is "different"
a perfect -fitting, flexible, made-to-
order corset, allowing every muscle
full play. Ca11 and ask Mrs. John.
sten 'about corsets and • accessories.
-02
FOR SALT, -THE BUILDING FOIL-
merly used as a carding mill at
Walkerburn, Township of rl:ullett,
is offered for sale. Tile frame is a
splendid, one, 'two stories, 24 x 36.
-R. -"'Morrison, R. R. No 1,
Auburn, -02
FOR SALE, -THE UNDERSIGNED
has a limited quantity of fall wheat
for seed. This field was claimed to
be the best field of fall wheat be-
tween Wingifam and London. 1t is
Clean and free from smut. -Frank
'Tyndall, 1,11. No. 4, i'hone 2 on
162. ---99
Irate
DISPERSION SALE OF • HIGH
-
Class Purebred Shorthorns and
Aberdeen Angus Cattle, also Grade
Cattle, Horses, 1 area, isn,plements',
1-te., at "Fairview" Stack Farm,
Lot 15, Con. 2, West Wawanash,
near Dungannon• -I take pleasure in
inviting you to my sale of Short,
horns and Aberdeen Angus and feel
assured the offering will meet with
your approval and appreciation.
Some young'airinsals bred at "Fair-
view" Stock Farm have won h'
ors at Cruelph and 'Tomato F
Stock Shows. In breeding a
quality my hent never was be
and will bo presented in good c
clition. The sale will be held
Thursday, Oct. 1' commencing
Is past. sliarp, when the followi
will he disposed of : Shorthorn
Roan cow, "II ellesiy Blossons," 11
61436, dye to calve Oct. 20th, ro
heifer, "Della" 1 year old, le
115041, red heifer, `Pirena",
years old, No, 1021)52, duo t cal
May 1,7th, red heifer, Missle Girl
1 year, old, No, 1011821, due
calve Dee. 25th, roan bull ca
"Roast Signet;" 8 months old, N
101321, roan caw, "Roan Ruby,"
years old, No. 04121,, due to cat
Oct, 10515, red Bull, "Easter Jim,
7 mnntb's old, No. 101313, red cow,
"Flossie", 3 years old, Na, 102264,
due to calve Marsh, 6Isls, reh1lc calf,
"Mesita Queen," 6 months old, No,
115043, roan cow, "Jennie,'' 3
years old, No. 101:403, flue to, calve
April 7th, buil calf, "Red Chief," 8
months old, No. 101322, roan cow,
"Verbena," 8 years old, No.
82082, due to calve March 2801,
red cow, "Lady Alice," 6 years
old, No. 91.124, due to oalce Dec.
11th, roan heifer, "Ulla," 1 pear
old, No, 115042, 11orae,s.-1 horse 5
years old, draft, 1 horse 4 (years
rate, 1 foal of 10.15, 1
rade 4 years old, draft, gelding 2
ears old, draft, filly, 2 years old
draft, gelding 1 pear old, agrieul
ural, 2 -year-old filly, general pur-
ose, driving pony 6 years old,
riving /nate, quiet for . ladies to
rive, thoroughly reliable, Aber-
een Angus -Cow, "Clinton Due
top the Second," 11 years old,
10. 40504, due to calve June 10th,
ow, "Del B" 11 years old, No,
1315, dee June 13th, eon, "E'nvie-
nment," 9 years old, i'F4Poeted,
o. 4567, Canadian No, 40556, due
o calve May 19th, buil calf, "Col-
ge Rover," 8 months old, e No.
.9200, bull calf, "l'hccnas,'' 8
oaths, No. 3301, Heifer, "Pride,"
years old, due to calve Nov, 25th,
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a e Cattle ., calve, 1 yearling.
ecr, 1 yearliMg heifer, 15 steer
a 1. Pigs, Etc. -1 Ber1sebire sosv, 1
ar old with 7 pigs at foot, 2
oice Tannwoctii sows, 6 m ntli
if, 120 purebred Leghorn 71ens s
oc1 laying strain, Also the Farm
plements, Terms and Conditions
Twelve months credit given on
'nislting satisfactory security ; 1
east. per annrnn - allowed for
sli, Ali cows. with calves at feet
e proven breeders. As soon as
inial, is sold it becomes the pro-
erty of put -Wieser, blit good care
11 be taken of them and .well
ted on ears for diose wishing
on shipped. Certificates of reg-
' ation furnished, Catalogue 'sent
request. Everything sold with`
t reserve as I have' Tented my
ns. -Jos. A. Mallough, Prop,;
Genre, Auct. Capt. T. A. Rob.
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Owing to repeated trespass,
ing and stealing of apples we
are eon1Pelled to is;rie the
Warning tisat in future all
Trespastsing on the faros of
Major IL T. Ranee will be
Prosecuted according ` to law.
13y Otder,
Geo. Cordell, Manager.
September 20511.
FQR 'SALE, --LOUSE•' ANI) • LOT
corner Isaac and" 'Dunlop streets
Clinton, Two story, frame, ht
- el.
r 'rooms 'electric light eight
r ght 'and , water -
weeks, With or without ratable.
Will be sold on easy terms, -Oliver
Johnson, .Box 403, Godericuj, -93
COURT Ole :REVISION, -NOTICE
es lieeeby given' that :a; • court will
be held pursuant to the Ohiario
Voters'
Las•
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byHis Honor,
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Y of Huron, in the toyd'ne
shthe Count i
ship 1i ,all, Marna, on Fr`day, ,the
day of October, 1915, ab the
Hour of 9 r'eiook in the forenoon to
hear a
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sled omissions in tho voters'
list, of the municipality of the
township of Stanley for the• year
1915;-R. J. Richardson, Clerk of
the Township of Stanley. -03
WANTED. -A DOG, EITHER F111li;P-
herd or Collie preferred, not i.r,der
one jeer old. Seale price ':1pbiy
at News Record office or wish) P.
`'0. Box 207, 'Clinton, • -0e
FARM FOR SALE' OR TO RENT, -
What is best known as the Robert
Marshall farm on the Bayfield Road,
two miles south of Clinton is offer-
ed for sale or to rent for a term of
one or three years: 175 acres in
DM state of cultivation, good
bank barn and frame bone•. About
six acres of good young, orchard.
Possession given . middle • of March
next, but renter or purchaser can
get on to do fall plowing. Apply
to r FI.Po Powell
,'
0r 4 m. Glenn, Ex-
ecutors, Clinton P. 0. -97.
FOR SALE. -THAT WELL . SIT-
uated house at the corner of Rag-
lan and Rattenbury street's is offer-
ed for sale, 'Electric light, water-
works
and soft of v
T A1Cr,
Stable. Will
1r11
be sold o d at a bargain to settle up
the Briokenden Estate. -Apply at
Jacob Taylor's office. -99
FOR RENT,' -100 -ACRE FARM ON
the Bayfield Road, 2e miles south
of Clinton. Well eultivated, good
brick house, bank barn and other
buildings. Two wells on place. Or-
chard. For further particulars ap-
ply to -Mrs. John Wigginton, Clin-
ton, P.O. Box 231. -96.
HENS AND CHICKENS WANTED,
highest market price will be paid. -
W. Marquis., 11„ R. 1, Clinton, or
Phone 14 en 66. -87'
Poultry
itakted
Now that the poultry fattening
Season, is approaching we are in a
position to handle all your poultry
at top market prices.
New Laid Eggs
We are 'still paying' a premiwn for
large clean new laid eggs not over
four days old. It will pay you to
take the very best care of your eggs
and sell these to us where you re-
ceive city price's for choice quality,
Have you tried Gunn's Easifiest
Shortening ? Better and cheaper than
lard. Now is the' time of year to
use our cured meats, A fresh sup-
ple received weekly,
Seed Wheat
If you want good seed wheat that
will grow -call on us before you buy
elsewhere.
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Upeto-date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha, Wm. J'enkiit,,
Once
Again
TIfe annual fall housecleaning terse
is coming on. Are you prepared to
meet it with the necessary articles
and lielps.
We ,parry! a full line of helps and a
partial list given below will enable
you to sec what you need for the
annual campaign:
Brooms, Stove' Brushes, Scrub
Brushes, Mack's No-Rtib, Laun-
dry - Soaps, Botox, Waehing
Socia, Ammonia Powder, Ch1or-
ida of Lime, Bon'An•e, Sapolia,
Bath Brick,
We have made arrangements which
will enable us to give you satisfac-
tion in regard' to quickdelivery, ser
leave your orders with the Store of,
Quality far quick and prompt attest.
tion.
Highest Prime Paid for Bartter
and Eggs,
Johnson & Co.
The Store of Quaitiy.
Successor to S. Barr. Phone 111.
'hone orders promptly, attended' ;to,
YOUR C'LOTH>IS C1,Ql.bN11D,
paired and Pressed and at the
shortest possible ,notice. Botii
Lad-
ies' and'Gentlene n s .c
e lathes; We
guardhtee to do good work. Also
having bought a machine I' am' Pre-
pared to French Dry Olean Ladies'
Suits, Gent's Suits and all kinds
of woolen clouting including Sweat-
ers, etc. All orders promptly at-
tended to. Rooms over Gtr g''
jewelery ,Store. -Wei. J, Jago. g 5
-55
CREAM WANTED. r- DAIRYMEN
having cream to sell write• to us
for cans. We two su PAply
Ycans Free.
g
Pay all express char and
4s issue
cheques twice each month . cheques
Payable at par. We pay the high-
est 'market prices consistent with
an honest test. Testing done by 'a
competent man. Each caa careful-
ly weighed, sampled and tested on
arrival and statement' returned.
Those is the vicinity of Kinburn
may leave their cream with Mr.
Hall who will deliver it here,
Write for cans and give us a trial,
-The. Seaterth Creamery, Box 486,
Seafortb.
Good Morning 1 Are you a News -
Record Subscriber ?
THE CORNER STORE
Live and Let Live
rr
The Flour That Makes
the Tasty Bread.
We have the well known brands
Sehocnh
cls Maple Leaf and North
Star, Exeter Family Flour, Five
Rases and Purity, Snow Flake for
your pastry.
FRUITS.
Peaches, Orapcs, Apples,
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas.
VLCIETABLEs.
'Sweet Potatoen, Celery,
Spanish Onions, Cooking On-
ions, Cabbage, Potatoee,
Squash anti Pumpkins.
E. E. IIUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER,
Anything You
g
WANT
DONE IN 1111 LINE OF
ROOFING, EAVETROUGH•-
ING, PLIUMBI•NG, HEATING,
LIGHTNING RODS, ETC,
CALL, AND GIT OUR PRIC-
ES,
ALWAYS BEST, OFTEN
CHEAPEST.
BYAM & SUITTER
Sanitary Plumbers. Phone 7.
TheI Clinton Garage
Open All Night.
The season is now on for
Gasoline Stoves. Why not buy,
filtered gasoline out of our
Bowser pump, whiclr passes tfie
gasoline tisroubh fine screens
and a filter. Prices always the
lowest.
We keep on hand a stock of
Automobile Supplies and Bicy-
cle Repairs and do all kinds of
repairing
r
orn Ll and p P d at a
Y
reasonable charge.
Auto Livery in connection.
J 11. PAXMAN
It is your assurance of
perfeet satisfaction in
old or new work. In-
sist on getting, Canada
Censent, A full stock
on hand at all times.
Heinlack silks cut to order.
,Shingles :ere and xxxx.
Space and pine dressed sidings and
Ilooringo,
Metallic building materials,
Lehigh Valley coal, all sires,
Steam coal.
Emithing coal,
i 'file, al's sizes either in the
, yarn
or delivered' on the job,
Cedar posts' all sixes.
14 -inch slabs, a bargain.
Anyone in the market for anji of
the above lines will do well to 'get
our prices: ,
JOHN B. MUSTARD
D
Brnpef eld.
Pfione 11 on 149, j
510175E FOR SALE UR TO REND
:•
on Raglan street, Two. 0002 at
lease, brick house, electric'
1rgHt .and,'
waterworks, stnall stable; -D. C .s
felon, an
Cranberries,
Sweet Potatoes,
Celery,
Pumpkins,
Snow Apples,
Grapes,
Peaches.
W. T.14111
CEE1V 1
We have on hand a car-
load of Portland Cement and
all orders for same will be
filled promptly.
JOHN HUTTON,
LONDESORO.
CTIIMNEY TOPS.
It's a trade to build a good chime
ney and to repair a roof. It takes
more than a sheet of ,petal, a hot
iron and solder, it requires exper-
ience. If your chimney does not draw'
well send for us and we will put it to
order ; if your roof leaks we'll mend
it.
ALL KINDS OF TINNING,
we do well and reasonably.
THOS. IHAWKINS.
Prone 43,
A Drop in
Kindling
'A LARGE STOCK 0N1 HAND
WILL 3E SOLD CHEAP
THIS MONTH TO CLEAR
FOR CASH ONLY,
Leave your orders for Fere
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 199,
Are You
Troubled
with
Headaches s e ?
♦es
If so the cause may be eye
strain and in that event a
pair of properly fitted
glasses will bring relief and
cure. It is worth trying.
• Come to us and we will
make a careful test of your '
eyes and tell you what is
the matter and what you
need,:
In our long experience In
the Optical business we f'
have made a great number j:
of examinations and it is i(
a source of much pleasure
for tis to know Mat our
fittings have invariably,
,given great satisfsetioe.
1
II your eyes bother poo
come to us and learn the
reason why. ra
A. J. GRIGO
Optician
Jeweler and Issuer of Marriage
Licenses,