HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1915-12-09, Page 44
Goderich Township
A. splendid patriotic concern and
lecture was held in St. James' cliurph,
Middleton, on Friday e ening last.
The church was very prettily decorat-
ed and the order throughout the ev-
ening was all that could be desired,'
Solos were 'sung by Miss Fairfull of
Clinton and the incumbent, Ret W.
Moulton; while the chem rendered Sev-
eral choruses in excellent stp'e. The
Chief feature of the evening was a
liowerful address on "The Warr, by
Rev. J, 13. Fotheringham, rector of
St. George's church, Cock:ricli, The
proceeds, amountiirg to twenty-five.
dollars, was very gratify ing 'and a
tangible proof that the PeePle'of St.
James church are striving to "do
their bit."
The annual Christmas tree and en-
tertainment will be lield. on ;December
2151 when there Will be a program of
music, readings, etc., in addition to a
comic play, 'One Speaks French
Hero" which will be given by the
young people of Snnulerhll.
A special Christmas service will be
held in St, James' church on the nine-
teehth 'at eleten o'clock in the fore-
noon. The incumbent will take. as the
subject of his discourse, "Glad Tid-
ings of Great Joy." Special Christ -
rims music by the choir.
At its last meeting 'Unity Club fin-
ished up all work for this war..
'rhe next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Il, Hibbs on the first
Thursday of the new year. It will be
a business meeting and it in requested
that eery member male it a point
to be present,
Mr. and Mrs, Ham's of Mitchell
visited last week at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Bert Lebb.
Mrs, Will Churchill, all the friends
Wends are very sorry to hear, is
still on the sick list.
The following is the report of S.S.
No. 11 for November . Sr. 4th Elsie
Ferguson, Purl Churchill, Ruby
Churchill, Perna Elliott. Jr. Sri]. --
Francis Powell, Richard Welch. cr.
3rd—Clitlord Castle, Howard Currie,
Glen Ferguson, Frank Welch. ;r. Sud
—Elmer Le Beau. Jr. 20d—Arthur Le
Beau. Pt. 2nd—Elmer 'Prick, Stanley
Hanna, Oliver Ferguson, Laura Cur-
rie, Alfred Le Beau. • Primer—Meivin
Elliott, -Verna Colclough, Dorothy
Welch, Max Le Beau.—Erma
Teacher.
H°oleo's ille i
Court Selwood will hold its annual
ltangret at the home of Mr. and Mrs„
Mulholland on Tuesday evening next, ..
Mrs. Geo, Sheppard and Mrs, Geo,
Proctor have both been quite seltlous
ly ill, bet we are glad to report they
aro improving, '
Reeve W. 11.. Lobb is in Goderich
this week attending county council.
The local W.M.S. licl'd a very sue- •
ces:,lul meeting in the Mclthaiist
church on Wedneadap afternoon
Miss Gray, daughter of Mr. less
Gray of 'the 9th eon:, who has .spent
five years in Port Simpson,
and who, is now on furlough, greVe a
splendid address on her work there.
among the 1ndlans. Mrs. S. E.
]lick of Cloderich, District Organizer„
was also present and gave a - talk.
Mrs. 'Leech former district organizer,
who in at •pr eettt visiting her si ter,
Mies D. A. 'I'fiilnies, also contributed
to the success of the meeting.:' Re-
freshments were served at the close.
The 1'Iolucesville young people have
accepted the invitation extended them.
by the Clinton Ontario street young
folk to visit their Teague next Mon-
day evening.
A number of folks from here took M
lh chain concert In Victoria atteet
church, (Federici), Thursday evening.
Thc pastor, Per. 13•. J. McCormick,
preached at both services last Sun-
day. His; morning theme was "The
Four Men." 1, Cor. 1-3, 4, Everyman
has In him four men : The roan the
world sees ; the man as seen bye your
friend ; the elan you see yourself, and
the man God se:s. In the evening lie
preached on "Public ,Spirit," and
tnade a plea for, a more unselfish at-
titude toward the church and the Em-
pire now in the threes of an unprece-
dented war.
Mrs. Will, Sheppard, daughter of
Mr. Geo. Tebbutt, arrived home from
Saskatchewan on Saturday with two
of her children. She will remain for
a couple of months.
Mrs. Eldred Yeo, who has been
vr.,iting at her father's M Yarmouth
Centre, arrived Monte on Saturday.
Porter's Hill
Mrs. Sophia \VCSteli and daughter
Annie visited last week at Mr. Geo.
Vanderburg 's.
Quite a number of the farmers its
this district attended the demonstra-
tion held at 0. W. Fritter's. sliop last
week,
Bethel Sunday school purpose hold-
ing their Xmas Tree on Dec. 23rd,
an interesting item on the program
being a matrimonial mock trial.
Our thresher, Mr. Jas. Harrison, is
still at work. IIe seems to find
threshing, to do after the season is
supi'osed to 1)0 ciosed.
Bagfleld
Capt, J. A. Ferguson returned on
Saturday after wending a very sue,
cesslul year on the great lakes:
Messrs. David and William Stur-
geon, who weer" engaged .in fishing aft
Port Stanley, returned home Satur-
day.
St, Andrew's 'church S.S. is 'busy
maldfng preparations for the'.r Christ-
mas tree to be held in the town hall
on the ctening of the 23rd.
'filo annual meeting of L.O.L. No.'6
for the election of officers was held
M the' Orange 1ta11 on Monday even-
ing whin .the following officers were
elected :
Master, Robt. McMurray.
Deputy, John Parker.
Fin. -Secretary, A. E. Erwin,
Ree. -Secretary, Geo, E. Greenslade.
Treasurer, Jelin Tippet,
Chaplain, Rev. F. Rickert,
Lecturer, Clitlord Pollock,
D. of C., George Castle.
Committee Wnl. Elliott, Percy
Tippet, Nelson FIeard, Carl Hus-
ton, Wm, McDoal.
Messrs. D. Shearer and 13. Ander-
sch of the Sterling Bank were in-
itiated into the .mysteries of the Or-
der after the election of officers. ,
Mts, Cowie left last week for God-
erich to spend the winter with 'hot
sister, Mrs. Thomson.
Mr. John Pollock, who has spent
the past three years in the west, re-
turned this week to his house.
Mrs. W. J. Mernor and cheld are
spending a few weeks with friends
at Zurich and Elmira.
Porter's Hill
The Ladies' Aid timet at the home
of Mrs. John:Mc('lure last Tuesday.
Bethel church has reorganized an
Epworth League and 5 preparing to
do good work during the winter
months.
A number of the boys of the neigh-
borhood treated tliem:wlvos on Mon-
day evening of fibs week to a
goose dinner. It has been suggested.
that each boy tale a lady friend
with ittnl to the next dinner. Don't
be selfish, boys.
Stanley Township
Mr. W. Glen sold a fine pair of
horses this vveelc which Have been
sant on to the Montreal market. 'The
price was satisfactory to Mr. (filen
and be is some judge of a horse.
Clinton "News -Record
Sea"forth:
Mr. Tretlieway of Stratford wpent a
few days at' his home in town.
Mrs. Wm,, Thornton was at W m-
bhrop last week,
Miss Mabel. Bullard of Winthrop, vis-
ited Miss Ella Chesneyc of -` Egmond
villa last week,
Mr. IL Huelier of Stratford has
taken a position with the Gieig
Clolthing Company.
Varna
Mrs. 'Com Johnston of near God-
erich is visiting lilt parents, ,Mr. and
Mrs. John Johnston.
Mrs. Scott and daughter of C'hioago
are visiting relatives here.
Rev. J. Foote of Thcdforti is visit-
ing his brother, itir. Wm. Foote, who
still continues very il,i.
Miss Ruth Reid is visiting friends
on the Parr .Line,
Mr. J. McAndrews of Dakota is
visiting friend& hereabouts,
Mrs, \Vill Foster and her little
nice, Miss Marjory Rathwcll, are
visiting in Toronto.
The election of officers of the Varna
L.O.L. No. 1035, held on Tuesday ev-
ening last, resulted as follows :
Master, A. Robertson.
Deputy, R. Rathwcll:
Chaplain, (leo, Beatty.
Secretary, C. Deihl.
Fin. -Secretary, N, Reid,
Treasure], F. Weeks.
I). of C'., ;T. ,Stinson•
Lecturer, S. Rathwell.
Committee, .7. W. Reid, W. Rath -
well, (', Foster, J. Rathwcll, W.
Logan,
December 9Th, 19i5
Mr. and Mrs. E. MoFaul have ar-
rived home from Union, where they
spent the summer and autumn.
Mrs. McCormick lias returned from
an extended visit at Niagara Falls,
Buffalo and other points.
Mrs. Joseph McCiinchey and her
s'ster, Miss M. Carron, visited at
Brucefield lasj+ week,
Miss Bingle was up from 'Toronto
last week attending the funeral. of her
nice, the late Mrs. Shea.
Mrs. McNaughton and Miss Grotto,
have returned to their' ]tome at Chis -
ether*.
Mr, D. Nash of Harkeriley ]tad the
misfortune to get one of his, Lingers
smashed one day recently while
working a cutting box,
Miss Fairbairn of Sacratusato, ('al.,
and Miss Marion Grant of St. Marys
were the guests recently of their un-
cle, Mr., S. G. Houston.
Mr. Frank Smart motored over from
Detroit recently to visit, his mother.
Prof. Beale of the Education Ile•
partment was in town last week
and game the students a talk on
hygenios.
Mr, George A. Sills, contractor far
the plumbing of the neve Public school
at Mitchell, was at that town the
other evening attending a banquet in
conn(iction with the opening exercise's.
Rev. G. McKinley and Mrs, MaICin-
le}i were called to. Gravenhurst last
wealr on account of „he illness of
their daughter, who is in the sanitor-
ium there.
Mr, R. E. Cresswell has returned
from New York.
Good Morning ! News -Record means
News -Leader. Are you a subscriber ?
St. Helens
MIH. Cran:d'icc is visiting her sister
at Guelph.
Messrs. James and Elliott Miller
have been busy sawing wood in this
neighborhood this week.
14Ir. James Baker has finished chop-
ping grain for Mr. .101111 Joynt.
Qui le a number Iron about here at-
tended a few] supper in the Methodist
church, Luckno..w, on Monday everting,
Mr, john Duthie lust, a valuable
cow the other ela}'.
AL'. Chester 'raptor was in 111,'th
the other day and traded ' s driver
and buggy for t Ford. car.
.4 nunilier from Mere are attending
the Winter Fair at Guelph 1( this week.
Mrs Mc\ ittic is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. \Vnl, Taylor.
Mrs Ramage bas returned house af-
ter visiting her daughter, Mrs. r,
Purvis
C ommuntan s r t nest will be held in
Calvin church 011 Sunda}, prepara-
tory 5 rvirc held onFriday. at
eleven o'clock in the herenoon. Rev.
Mr. 'Duncan of Luolnow will officiate•
STORIES.
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woman. wants a [filth
enterprising well edited, • well
printed well illustrated -newspaper.
That 15 what The Daily News aims
to be With sr.ecial correspondents to
all the European centtes it 15 able to
give the real- news of the w•u. first,-
The
irst.The News -Record and The Toronto
Dail} News can be securer,. for one
year for •$2.35. Send your subscrip-
tion to this office.
The, importance of producing largel}t
and at low cost, is not likely to be
overlooked on the farm. But, after
all, the question of success or failure
an the farm turns on the selling end.
The Weekly Stin in it's market reports
and in its suggestions as to ea -Opera-
tion greatly el
tion m selling has very g eat } helped
progressive 'farmers in this important
,particular, Its editorials are always
instructive and are never tuned to sunt
the !'Interests." The Sun will make
a very useful and most acoeaptable
Christmas present.
Bluevale
The barn 0f 114r. D. Miller near
13luevale was burned to the ground
Sundae night. The season's crop and
some implements were in the building.
The neighbors were soon on the scene
and were successful in getting most
of the stock out. The cause of ilio
fire was Nig upsetting of a lantern.
Zurich .
Mrs. 1'. Farewell and child have been'
visiting Dunnville friends.
-Mr, Wm. Lehman of London was a
visitor at the home .01 his mother far
a few days recently.
Mr. and Mrs. " ilex, McConnell of
Varna were guests at the home cif Mr.
Wm. Lamont on Sunday week.
City,
1
Mrs. Yost and son cif I3ayr y,
Mich., are visiting at the home of
Mr. L. Foster of the Babylon. Line.
Mr. Pater Lamont was kicked on the
knee by a heifer one day recently and
was laid up for some days.
Mr, and Mrs, John . Brenner . and
Mrs. John. Gallivan attended the fun-
eral of the late Henry Racey of
Stratford last week. Mr. Racey was
a resident of Zurich for some time
and was very well known here.
Miss Veda Fritz spent a few days
recently avith friends at Grand Bend.
Miss Ethel Jacobe, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs, S. Jacobe of the 14111 con-
cession, was married at the home of
her parents' on December 1st to Mr.
Garnet Datera, son of Mr, and Mrs,
Henry Daters. The ceremony was
performed by Rev, G. P. Brown.
Mr. A. Horner of Varna was a
week -end visitor at the parental home
recently.
Wingham
Mr. Gordon McLean has returned
from the west where lie spent 11'
harvest season,
Mr. E. B. Walker, manager of the
local branch of the Bank of Commerce
for some years, has been transferred
to! Shelbourne, Nova Scotia. Mr. Wil-
liams of London has taken Me. Walk-
er's place ]fere,
Mr. Chas. Gander had his' arm
caught in the scathing machine at
the flax mill one day recently' and
rather badly bruised.
Mrs. Joseph Underwood has re-
turned from an extended visit with
relatives in Howick.
Miss Fap Morton of Toronto is vis-
iting her parents M town.
Mr, R. J. Spicer has removed las
fancily front Owen Sound and taken
up residence in town.
Mr, S. ('loakey has returned Nome
from the west,
Mrs. R. V. Dunlop has been visiting
friends in 'Toronto.
Mrs, Mainprize of Acton spent a
few days in town last week as the
guest of MIs. Robertson. Mr. Main -
prize has been a patient in the Wing -
ham hospital.,
ROD AND GUN.
December Rod and Gun, published by
W. J. Taylor, Limited, Woodstock,,
Ont., is on the news-stands and is
replete with interesting stories of
outdoor life, besides the usual depart-
ments devoted to (Guns and Ammuni-
tion, Fishing Notes, rte., eta., wtiieh
arc well maintained. Some of the
stories noted are The Hunter's
Christmas, Tliree Polars and a Cree,
FIector,: A Story of Dog Devotion,
Northern Camping Trails, A Just
Retribution, Sailor- of the Woodlands,
Newfoundland Caribou, Adventures of
Nols alias 01ie. 1. new department
which prbnnises to be of special inter-
est is conducted bin Arthur Ellison `
and devoted to the interests " of dog
loversunder tine caption of • • The '
Kennel. •
DIVIDEND No. 35
Nol iee Is hereby given that. the usual Hall' -yearly Dividend at the rate of
SIX PER CENT. per annum has been declared for the six months ending
December 31st, 1015, upon 1 he paid-up Unpita' Stock of the Us.mpany, and
the same will be payable at the offices of the Company on and after Janu-
ary 3rd, 101 6. The Transfer Books will he closed from December 20th, to
December.31st, 1015, both days inclusive.
The TRUSTS and GUARANTEE Company.
Ic11AN TFORT>
JAMES J. WARREN,
PRES:IORNT,
L[151ITEU,
TORONTO CALGARY,
E. B. STOCKDALE.
(1-axaRAL, 111As:vct;10,
Mr Farmer,
tteition
You need a Gasoline Engine.
With Inbar .o high priced and + f,an unsaLisfacLory, it saves you money and
trouble.
You want an Engine to live out your time and perhaps that
of your Son,
•
You will only get this by buying the best in material,
design and workmanship.
The "Premier" Air -Cooled Engine is the King.
You can vat deny it truthfully if you know it and others,
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Only Thirteen
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Shopping
p� g
Till
Days
Left
Lef
Christmas.
Special selection of books
at 50c, including all the
popular authors such as.
Connor, Cody, Hall Cain,
Oorrelli, McClung, Marion
Keith and others.
Orders Taken for Pri-
vate Greeting Cards
with your name and
address printed
$1.00 per dozen up.
THE NEW FICTION
A Big Lot, $1.25 to 1.50,
Christmas Number
of Montreal Standard
ready Dec, 18, price 25c.
China Department.
More Popular Than Ever.
Chinaware Always Suitable For Presents.
Toy Department
on second floor as usual,
dolls, games, sleighs, etc.
Christmas Cards
and BOOKLETS, the most
Innes we haue ever shown,
COOPER & CO.
CLINTON. Santa Claus Headquartars.
11014 YEARS 'WATER-COOLED ENGINES were the best. von could get but
were always a source of WORRY, TROUBLE and EXPENSE.
The proof is in the following extract from The International Harvester Uo's
"Engine 0 erato
r'Guide,
pnge
42 .
Freezing the water in the
water jacket on an engine cylinder and
thus
•rack'n of the cylinder is a comm r Iron gives
ihusa.. i oa occlr once in winter, ro
ort heat-veryrapidly, consequently it quickly returns to the temperaturof
ti mna )here. Now,un the
the.surrounding i 1 as the sheet: of water around
cylinderis ver chin it is evident that if h water isno taken out of the
very the war. t L en
cylinder night,it will freeze if the Lenrperetore ddrups belwo
w freezing..
Water in bulk retains ins heat much longer than a thin sheet of water,conse-
quently
onse-
1uentl he thin sheet in the water Jacket will freeze on some nights when
i� standing near th i a of i e on
a aril of wale o engine will note en have a crust c
n g v
its surface. The emphasis is ours—
z
�Vhytale. the riskof bursts or furring with lime when
r g up
you need not. The "Premier" Air -Cooled Engine
gets over all that. Hundreds are in use
working satisfactorily everywhere.
The 4 Horse Power Engine is the Farmers' Engine. It grinds
400 lbs_; of barley and buckwheat into finest pig chop per
hour. Will any other 4 horse power do it ?
Don't buy a gasoline glutton. The Premier is a very .
small feeder.
Read the following extracts from testimonials from Thomas Love, Jarvis,
out. :
I" also find it easy on gasoline, it uses much less than some other Makes
of engines. 1 lately used it for mixing concrete. We built a wall contain-
ing about 1100 cubic feet of concrete and it just used 5 gallonsof gasoline to
clo the job and I can say your engine cannot be turned down by anyone who
horsepower engine.
will give it a trial, Note this was a 7 g
From The,Tackson Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Exeter :
In figures your engine has cut the cost per h.p. very nearly in half and
after three years experience with your engine (which runs steadily nine
hours per day at an average load) we are able to say that it has given us every
satisfaction at a cost of about gallon of gosoline per h.p., and we do not
want anything better than this.
From the Exeter Times, Exeter :
Our chief satisfaction, however,is'in its small consumption of gasoline. We
estimate it uses about a gallon a day on our small presses. In eight years
the repair bil has been a minor matter amounting to very little. We have
no hesitation in recommending it.
WE COULD WEARY YOU with testimonials all to the same effect, satis-
faction with working, durability and SMALLNESS OF GAS CONSUMP-
TION,
Remember We Give You Thirty Days Trial.
on condition that 1, on do not buy the Rival without having the same trial
fol' comparison.
Don't Heed "The Knockers."
The Rival Agents wto know not the truth,
Already we have found several lineal descendents of Ananias in the locality.
Poor Fellows they fear ."The Premier" 'for when ,A.ir-Cooled
comes in Water•Cooledigoes out.
A. F Corti
'x.., CALE
and'they will swell the ranks Of the unemployed.
nnor Machine Co. Ltd, Exeter,
PROPRIETORS,
WATED
IJillets for Soldiers
—to be
Trained in Clinton
for
Huron Overseas Battalion
Board. and lodgings will be
wanted for a hundred men. All
who can accommodate boaders
are requested to send in their <
names.
First, those who can supply
lodgings and meals.
Second, those who can sup-
ply lodgings only.
Third, those who can sup-
ply
u -ply meals only.
State number you can a
c-
commodate and prices you will
charge.
These will be required d for
weeks. wThe
period of twenty
a y
will be guaranteed bythe
pay
onand will bpaid
the 16th s and the 30th of
each month. -
Send this information at
once to
C
H. B. Combe, Lt. Colonel
O. C. Huron Overseas Battalion.
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FURNITURE, RUGS
AND LINOLEUMS
We can assist you in selecting your furniture if you are
going to furnish your home, or if you only want some odd
pieces you willfind it to your advantage to inspect our
stock and see the bargains we ar-fgiving. We also carry a
good line of violins, pianos and organs.
Our undertaking departnient 18 up-to-date in every re-
spect and weguarantee the best of satisfaction.
JAS. DUNFORD
Undertaker and Funeral Director.
Night and Sunday calls answered at residence over
store,
Phone {6 28
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To -Wear -cougH
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Dry (foods
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December
Children's
our Annual December
commencing Saturday, December
every lady with coat buying
are all new garments. There.fs
The quality of material tar
for satisfactory wear. About
less than the regular price,
December
Just six
only sizes 30,
regular:price.
Sale of Ladies' Suits.
ladies' suits left to clear. A11 new styles, navy and black,
38, 40 and 42, Your choice of any of the six suits half the
"
About
$1.9a.
Millinery $1.98.
fifteen ladies' hats left to clear, values up ,to $5.00' for
Moire
Three
COL' Saturday
Underskirts ' $1.49.
dozen ladies' black moire underskirts, all sizes, very special
$11.49.
Clinton "News -Record
Sea"forth:
Mr. Tretlieway of Stratford wpent a
few days at' his home in town.
Mrs. Wm,, Thornton was at W m-
bhrop last week,
Miss Mabel. Bullard of Winthrop, vis-
ited Miss Ella Chesneyc of -` Egmond
villa last week,
Mr. IL Huelier of Stratford has
taken a position with the Gieig
Clolthing Company.
Varna
Mrs. 'Com Johnston of near God-
erich is visiting lilt parents, ,Mr. and
Mrs. John Johnston.
Mrs. Scott and daughter of C'hioago
are visiting relatives here.
Rev. J. Foote of Thcdforti is visit-
ing his brother, itir. Wm. Foote, who
still continues very il,i.
Miss Ruth Reid is visiting friends
on the Parr .Line,
Mr. J. McAndrews of Dakota is
visiting friend& hereabouts,
Mrs, \Vill Foster and her little
nice, Miss Marjory Rathwcll, are
visiting in Toronto.
The election of officers of the Varna
L.O.L. No. 1035, held on Tuesday ev-
ening last, resulted as follows :
Master, A. Robertson.
Deputy, R. Rathwcll:
Chaplain, (leo, Beatty.
Secretary, C. Deihl.
Fin. -Secretary, N, Reid,
Treasure], F. Weeks.
I). of C'., ;T. ,Stinson•
Lecturer, S. Rathwell.
Committee, .7. W. Reid, W. Rath -
well, (', Foster, J. Rathwcll, W.
Logan,
December 9Th, 19i5
Mr. and Mrs. E. MoFaul have ar-
rived home from Union, where they
spent the summer and autumn.
Mrs. McCormick lias returned from
an extended visit at Niagara Falls,
Buffalo and other points.
Mrs. Joseph McCiinchey and her
s'ster, Miss M. Carron, visited at
Brucefield lasj+ week,
Miss Bingle was up from 'Toronto
last week attending the funeral. of her
nice, the late Mrs. Shea.
Mrs. McNaughton and Miss Grotto,
have returned to their' ]tome at Chis -
ether*.
Mr, D. Nash of Harkeriley ]tad the
misfortune to get one of his, Lingers
smashed one day recently while
working a cutting box,
Miss Fairbairn of Sacratusato, ('al.,
and Miss Marion Grant of St. Marys
were the guests recently of their un-
cle, Mr., S. G. Houston.
Mr. Frank Smart motored over from
Detroit recently to visit, his mother.
Prof. Beale of the Education Ile•
partment was in town last week
and game the students a talk on
hygenios.
Mr, George A. Sills, contractor far
the plumbing of the neve Public school
at Mitchell, was at that town the
other evening attending a banquet in
conn(iction with the opening exercise's.
Rev. G. McKinley and Mrs, MaICin-
le}i were called to. Gravenhurst last
wealr on account of „he illness of
their daughter, who is in the sanitor-
ium there.
Mr, R. E. Cresswell has returned
from New York.
Good Morning ! News -Record means
News -Leader. Are you a subscriber ?
St. Helens
MIH. Cran:d'icc is visiting her sister
at Guelph.
Messrs. James and Elliott Miller
have been busy sawing wood in this
neighborhood this week.
14Ir. James Baker has finished chop-
ping grain for Mr. .101111 Joynt.
Qui le a number Iron about here at-
tended a few] supper in the Methodist
church, Luckno..w, on Monday everting,
Mr, john Duthie lust, a valuable
cow the other ela}'.
AL'. Chester 'raptor was in 111,'th
the other day and traded ' s driver
and buggy for t Ford. car.
.4 nunilier from Mere are attending
the Winter Fair at Guelph 1( this week.
Mrs Mc\ ittic is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. \Vnl, Taylor.
Mrs Ramage bas returned house af-
ter visiting her daughter, Mrs. r,
Purvis
C ommuntan s r t nest will be held in
Calvin church 011 Sunda}, prepara-
tory 5 rvirc held onFriday. at
eleven o'clock in the herenoon. Rev.
Mr. 'Duncan of Luolnow will officiate•
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woman. wants a [filth
enterprising well edited, • well
printed well illustrated -newspaper.
That 15 what The Daily News aims
to be With sr.ecial correspondents to
all the European centtes it 15 able to
give the real- news of the w•u. first,-
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irst.The News -Record and The Toronto
Dail} News can be securer,. for one
year for •$2.35. Send your subscrip-
tion to this office.
The, importance of producing largel}t
and at low cost, is not likely to be
overlooked on the farm. But, after
all, the question of success or failure
an the farm turns on the selling end.
The Weekly Stin in it's market reports
and in its suggestions as to ea -Opera-
tion greatly el
tion m selling has very g eat } helped
progressive 'farmers in this important
,particular, Its editorials are always
instructive and are never tuned to sunt
the !'Interests." The Sun will make
a very useful and most acoeaptable
Christmas present.
Bluevale
The barn 0f 114r. D. Miller near
13luevale was burned to the ground
Sundae night. The season's crop and
some implements were in the building.
The neighbors were soon on the scene
and were successful in getting most
of the stock out. The cause of ilio
fire was Nig upsetting of a lantern.
Zurich .
Mrs. 1'. Farewell and child have been'
visiting Dunnville friends.
-Mr, Wm. Lehman of London was a
visitor at the home .01 his mother far
a few days recently.
Mr. and Mrs. " ilex, McConnell of
Varna were guests at the home cif Mr.
Wm. Lamont on Sunday week.
City,
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Mrs. Yost and son cif I3ayr y,
Mich., are visiting at the home of
Mr. L. Foster of the Babylon. Line.
Mr. Pater Lamont was kicked on the
knee by a heifer one day recently and
was laid up for some days.
Mr, and Mrs, John . Brenner . and
Mrs. John. Gallivan attended the fun-
eral of the late Henry Racey of
Stratford last week. Mr. Racey was
a resident of Zurich for some time
and was very well known here.
Miss Veda Fritz spent a few days
recently avith friends at Grand Bend.
Miss Ethel Jacobe, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs, S. Jacobe of the 14111 con-
cession, was married at the home of
her parents' on December 1st to Mr.
Garnet Datera, son of Mr, and Mrs,
Henry Daters. The ceremony was
performed by Rev, G. P. Brown.
Mr. A. Horner of Varna was a
week -end visitor at the parental home
recently.
Wingham
Mr. Gordon McLean has returned
from the west where lie spent 11'
harvest season,
Mr. E. B. Walker, manager of the
local branch of the Bank of Commerce
for some years, has been transferred
to! Shelbourne, Nova Scotia. Mr. Wil-
liams of London has taken Me. Walk-
er's place ]fere,
Mr. Chas. Gander had his' arm
caught in the scathing machine at
the flax mill one day recently' and
rather badly bruised.
Mrs. Joseph Underwood has re-
turned from an extended visit with
relatives in Howick.
Miss Fap Morton of Toronto is vis-
iting her parents M town.
Mr, R. J. Spicer has removed las
fancily front Owen Sound and taken
up residence in town.
Mr, S. ('loakey has returned Nome
from the west,
Mrs. R. V. Dunlop has been visiting
friends in 'Toronto.
Mrs, Mainprize of Acton spent a
few days in town last week as the
guest of MIs. Robertson. Mr. Main -
prize has been a patient in the Wing -
ham hospital.,
ROD AND GUN.
December Rod and Gun, published by
W. J. Taylor, Limited, Woodstock,,
Ont., is on the news-stands and is
replete with interesting stories of
outdoor life, besides the usual depart-
ments devoted to (Guns and Ammuni-
tion, Fishing Notes, rte., eta., wtiieh
arc well maintained. Some of the
stories noted are The Hunter's
Christmas, Tliree Polars and a Cree,
FIector,: A Story of Dog Devotion,
Northern Camping Trails, A Just
Retribution, Sailor- of the Woodlands,
Newfoundland Caribou, Adventures of
Nols alias 01ie. 1. new department
which prbnnises to be of special inter-
est is conducted bin Arthur Ellison `
and devoted to the interests " of dog
loversunder tine caption of • • The '
Kennel. •
DIVIDEND No. 35
Nol iee Is hereby given that. the usual Hall' -yearly Dividend at the rate of
SIX PER CENT. per annum has been declared for the six months ending
December 31st, 1015, upon 1 he paid-up Unpita' Stock of the Us.mpany, and
the same will be payable at the offices of the Company on and after Janu-
ary 3rd, 101 6. The Transfer Books will he closed from December 20th, to
December.31st, 1015, both days inclusive.
The TRUSTS and GUARANTEE Company.
Ic11AN TFORT>
JAMES J. WARREN,
PRES:IORNT,
L[151ITEU,
TORONTO CALGARY,
E. B. STOCKDALE.
(1-axaRAL, 111As:vct;10,
Mr Farmer,
tteition
You need a Gasoline Engine.
With Inbar .o high priced and + f,an unsaLisfacLory, it saves you money and
trouble.
You want an Engine to live out your time and perhaps that
of your Son,
•
You will only get this by buying the best in material,
design and workmanship.
The "Premier" Air -Cooled Engine is the King.
You can vat deny it truthfully if you know it and others,
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Only Thirteen
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Shopping
p� g
Till
Days
Left
Lef
Christmas.
Special selection of books
at 50c, including all the
popular authors such as.
Connor, Cody, Hall Cain,
Oorrelli, McClung, Marion
Keith and others.
Orders Taken for Pri-
vate Greeting Cards
with your name and
address printed
$1.00 per dozen up.
THE NEW FICTION
A Big Lot, $1.25 to 1.50,
Christmas Number
of Montreal Standard
ready Dec, 18, price 25c.
China Department.
More Popular Than Ever.
Chinaware Always Suitable For Presents.
Toy Department
on second floor as usual,
dolls, games, sleighs, etc.
Christmas Cards
and BOOKLETS, the most
Innes we haue ever shown,
COOPER & CO.
CLINTON. Santa Claus Headquartars.
11014 YEARS 'WATER-COOLED ENGINES were the best. von could get but
were always a source of WORRY, TROUBLE and EXPENSE.
The proof is in the following extract from The International Harvester Uo's
"Engine 0 erato
r'Guide,
pnge
42 .
Freezing the water in the
water jacket on an engine cylinder and
thus
•rack'n of the cylinder is a comm r Iron gives
ihusa.. i oa occlr once in winter, ro
ort heat-veryrapidly, consequently it quickly returns to the temperaturof
ti mna )here. Now,un the
the.surrounding i 1 as the sheet: of water around
cylinderis ver chin it is evident that if h water isno taken out of the
very the war. t L en
cylinder night,it will freeze if the Lenrperetore ddrups belwo
w freezing..
Water in bulk retains ins heat much longer than a thin sheet of water,conse-
quently
onse-
1uentl he thin sheet in the water Jacket will freeze on some nights when
i� standing near th i a of i e on
a aril of wale o engine will note en have a crust c
n g v
its surface. The emphasis is ours—
z
�Vhytale. the riskof bursts or furring with lime when
r g up
you need not. The "Premier" Air -Cooled Engine
gets over all that. Hundreds are in use
working satisfactorily everywhere.
The 4 Horse Power Engine is the Farmers' Engine. It grinds
400 lbs_; of barley and buckwheat into finest pig chop per
hour. Will any other 4 horse power do it ?
Don't buy a gasoline glutton. The Premier is a very .
small feeder.
Read the following extracts from testimonials from Thomas Love, Jarvis,
out. :
I" also find it easy on gasoline, it uses much less than some other Makes
of engines. 1 lately used it for mixing concrete. We built a wall contain-
ing about 1100 cubic feet of concrete and it just used 5 gallonsof gasoline to
clo the job and I can say your engine cannot be turned down by anyone who
horsepower engine.
will give it a trial, Note this was a 7 g
From The,Tackson Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Exeter :
In figures your engine has cut the cost per h.p. very nearly in half and
after three years experience with your engine (which runs steadily nine
hours per day at an average load) we are able to say that it has given us every
satisfaction at a cost of about gallon of gosoline per h.p., and we do not
want anything better than this.
From the Exeter Times, Exeter :
Our chief satisfaction, however,is'in its small consumption of gasoline. We
estimate it uses about a gallon a day on our small presses. In eight years
the repair bil has been a minor matter amounting to very little. We have
no hesitation in recommending it.
WE COULD WEARY YOU with testimonials all to the same effect, satis-
faction with working, durability and SMALLNESS OF GAS CONSUMP-
TION,
Remember We Give You Thirty Days Trial.
on condition that 1, on do not buy the Rival without having the same trial
fol' comparison.
Don't Heed "The Knockers."
The Rival Agents wto know not the truth,
Already we have found several lineal descendents of Ananias in the locality.
Poor Fellows they fear ."The Premier" 'for when ,A.ir-Cooled
comes in Water•Cooledigoes out.
A. F Corti
'x.., CALE
and'they will swell the ranks Of the unemployed.
nnor Machine Co. Ltd, Exeter,
PROPRIETORS,
WATED
IJillets for Soldiers
—to be
Trained in Clinton
for
Huron Overseas Battalion
Board. and lodgings will be
wanted for a hundred men. All
who can accommodate boaders
are requested to send in their <
names.
First, those who can supply
lodgings and meals.
Second, those who can sup-
ply lodgings only.
Third, those who can sup-
ply
u -ply meals only.
State number you can a
c-
commodate and prices you will
charge.
These will be required d for
weeks. wThe
period of twenty
a y
will be guaranteed bythe
pay
onand will bpaid
the 16th s and the 30th of
each month. -
Send this information at
once to
C
H. B. Combe, Lt. Colonel
O. C. Huron Overseas Battalion.
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FURNITURE, RUGS
AND LINOLEUMS
We can assist you in selecting your furniture if you are
going to furnish your home, or if you only want some odd
pieces you willfind it to your advantage to inspect our
stock and see the bargains we ar-fgiving. We also carry a
good line of violins, pianos and organs.
Our undertaking departnient 18 up-to-date in every re-
spect and weguarantee the best of satisfaction.
JAS. DUNFORD
Undertaker and Funeral Director.
Night and Sunday calls answered at residence over
store,
Phone {6 28
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