HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-07-02, Page 4Clinton News -Re cot d - `.
July 2nd, 1914
Ba field.
More Bayfield news an page 1.
Mr, and Mrs. 'la. Sander and Wither.:
Erwin of Berlin were the guests of
the latter's paceubs'a few ties this;
week,
`u.
1jlr. and Mrs. John:uP1aser ''twho
'spent the paJb month at 'Toronto, • o -
turned to, the village this week
Miss • Madeline:SobilS r or, Berlin`Berlin`
the guest of Miss'.Floy EdwardS,
Nrrs. AlavaY o[ London :ar:tived . on
Saturday' les -Fend.' lias taken:,her cot-
tago' i. 1,;ake idcj. park
• G. tp, 'Lockwood end wifeoi Lon-
don arrived
Satu1
da}1
hast
a
)d
havebake _acotie Lakeside
P
arlc
Ahss'Harriet CantI t of Chat
on.
v res.
t •Mls :Ploy
Ld yet
ds'1 o s
the £r
is }
g..
lltMFtnl[ :wife and family
of P
C-'1
-troth returned -11i' teItsmuttier t
esi-
dencetill -
',week
ted•• at
• in ' event ocCt t
t rest
It .AIL
1 g
1 'Ill
1 when Miss 1\
June 1711
Flcnsall' onS
1 as united in
E. Marshall. of.13a}ific d )1
maLx:age :to A r, Frederick Sutton of
2
Pelee Island; Essex Comity'. In the
absence of Rev. Mr. 720liert } , who
the, Synod, was in'attendance- at L } o , Rev.
)t. Hicks,. pastor of the Methodist
church performed the ceremony. Miss
Marshall's icp
t removedvel to the t
est
about threc months, aso,locating at.
Swift Current, Sask.,. Miss Marshall.
rcutaiuiug in Ontarioon account, Of
her approaching marriage.' :Alter a
short • honeymoon journey . Mr,. and
Mrs. "Sutton went to their beautiful
Island home and are followed by the
good wishes of a large. circle • of tri-,
ends.
News -Record means News -Leader.
Goderich Township
Mr. Wm. Munnings-,of:.the 11th con,
has bought an auto from Mr, Bei e
Langford, 'tire Clinton representative.
It is a similar one to that .which
con.
the 1. tit
Churchill of G
Mr: Thos+: Clu I
purchased quite recently.
News -Record Means News -Leader.
The following is the report of S.S.
No. 11 for the month of June, names
int ,
order finet
i
o
St 4th -Percy Currie, Vera Trick,
Elvira Churchill, Myrtle Powell, Mab-
el C'ast'le.
Sr. 3rd -Ruby Churchill; Verna El-
liott, Pearl Churchill, Elsie Fergu-
8011.
,Jr, 3rd -Richard Welch, Francis
Powell.
Sr. 2nd=(lien Ferguson, Frank
Welch, Ilobard Currie.
Jr. 2nd -Clifford Castle, Elmer Le
Beau.
Pt. 2nd -Arthur Le Beau, Teddy
Welch.
Primer Sr, -Alfred fie Beau.
Primer Jr . -Laura aura Currie, Oliver
Ferguson, .Elmer 'Prick,
-R Diehl, Teacher.
Tuekersmith Township
Miss issie O'Brien left this week
on a munl,h''s visit to Toronto and
other points,
Marna
Mrs. James Rid the ,Front. lt.oad
and her: -daughter, Miss Eirniee, ,were
"visiting friends 'in tiro "village on
Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Ward ape her daughter.,,
Miss' Dorothy,Bayfield, ;visi'ted ' at
the Home of Mr. ^ Alex. . Foster one:•
day last week.. •
The Village, was' startled and ricy-,'+
lt g�
cid to learn of the burning of Mr,
John Turner's house on the' Parc.,
I lne, an l'Iundayi while, Mr. and Mrs,
Terrier 'were absent. :,
ReN:y'1.', J.-Snowdfon,'and Miss 1111.'
leave fie 1 this week for the r nog :
4
charge at � 1io lt
Cenire Their;
departure
is generally to tet1ed`the
Si
haying made many Irignds even out-
side their own dong re ation These
friends o i
d
li e that the)] will find nd life
1
congenial in titin • . new field;-:
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1
',Stanley p
tanle Township
Editor dews -Record, -In a recent
Week's, issue of` ur valuable paper I
tic }0 1c1 p
noticed acorrespondentu.,. berm,Misinformed of the -true facts in re-
gard. to the meeting hold on Satur-
day,
131h inst. by Reeve Gl n ;Cns
McKinley and Dewar fete Snowdetq s
road din • 10 the h`
side o ea o C lake. The
feeding
object of the meeting was to 'have a
public bill from :Mewed to lake.
shore., To this 'matter Peeve Glen
and Con. McKinley. were directly op-
posed and event to see Thos.: Snow-
den: personally and made saiiistactory
arrangements to trill ctentiaue the
use of his, private 'hill by township as
before for a number of years. AS
regards to Snowden Bros pasturing
and using sidcroad for ether'conven-
lenccrs, the31 have not -put it under
tillage' } oL. As far as fear and favor
are concerned 'irons Con. Dewar it is
not at all expected.-A.:Ratepayer.
The following is the report of S.S.
No. 3, Stanley, for the month of June
percentages given.
Sr. 3rd Carrie Lawrason 83, Ger-
trude McGee 66, Wilmer Reid 65.
Jr. 3r0, -Freta Fless 78, Fel Taylor
70, Carnet Taylor 67.
Si
a Parker 70.
a 2n:1,7 -Willie i•u
y
jr. wul HubeiL tiers 83, Clifford
Clarke 71, Arthur Peck 65, Peter Mc-
Gee 48. '
Sr, 1s1, -Harold Taylor 71.
Jr, Ist,(a)-alma Ratlnvell 80.
,Jr. 1st, (b) -John McGee' 60.
Primer Gordon Eliot.
-11, A. McLean, Teacher.
The following is the report of S.
S. No. 13, Stanley,' for the month
of June:
Jr. 1111, -Russel 1 t raft, average fly
Promoted to Sr, 3rd, -required to
pass 360; Wilbur Keys, 385, Esther
Hayter 370.
Sr.
2nd, -Melvin Clark, average 81.
Thelma Dowson 00. Ruby Erre 1,1 60.
rt. 2nd, -(4 ordon 1 I apkrt 53, Roy
Rowson 63.
Pt. 151, -Stella Ashton 80.
Number on roll 12. Average at-
tendance for the month 11.
(Mrs.) V, Kerr, 'Teacher.
NEWS -RECORD NEWS-LBAD1':R„
Ready-
To -Wear
Cdarments
0.011
in the' Maritithe '
seen that' for.loading _:
they' are ml scle.savers.. ,
Dry G cods
anis L1oesu
ts
t,
1-2Price.
Dales Oats
SOME of the sweetest and most up-
to-datuiceats made of .the newest
cloths you will find here on sale Satur-
day :
Regular 521:011 coats for $12.[t)
20 00 10.18)
18,10. " 9.19)
1500 7.50
" 14,00 7.00
This will be your last chance to
buy an up+to-date coat at. 4 price.
Your Choice of Any Lad-
iies''Cloth Suit up to $21
for $8.99;
The Last Gall
For lYhlllllory
52.99
As our milliners leave in about two
oeksTortheir holidays we want to
make e clearance of our trimmed hats
so put on sale Saturday2.doz vas nes
up to $7.00 for only '$2,0.
Pretty, sol, Nash
Ilresses
For Ladies' and Misses.
Here is by far the prettiest, and most attrac-
tive attire for (tidies and misses than', has ever
been our pleasure to show. These charming
dresses in the^season's:favorite fabrics are sure to
meet with your inetant approval.
Mail or phone orders sent by
Parcel ' Post,
Stanley TOwnshIp
Rev. T. J. Snowden rendered an ex-
cellent- farewell address before ' a
large audience on Sunday last. Mr.
Snowden was "a worthy pastor and
much, by his people and' the
whole community.
Mr, W. II, Talbot has returned
home, aftci: having a pleasant trip
:1lirottgll western territory.
1d York has
'I'i9ao.
Miss Sarahg ofNew, ya
been renewing old aoquaintanecs
around Varna. Her old. friends ars
pleased to see her,
it bright budget fio1i, Stanley has
,, held over..
had' ,td ,BU ,
..
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Promotion Ex- minati43ns of '
'. Clinton Model School
:Second Division.
,f,. k •
tSi'. 'h, 114at
1 on1 Jr,.Jt. ,it to Sit:, t Marks
obUaina lc 8o
U ho s G30, tp1
ns
s
6.16 !loos Tra1
n r - i''t r Ranee.. 782,
Harry I,atvi`eilco 713 1+tact
z
70 RobbieS e 9 7 9r Ernest
ehr nk a 0
Livermore 705,Lyda LiVerinore 689
,
Ethel \su an G81G
c
1
ge Middle-'
ton 657 Edna NcCaub
he
t Gu.
o Yat-
iorAndrews G17, Madelon Shaw 614',
Alco 1 a>los 1 ` thieves 6'
\ b t, od Fi l , Asa e es f U,
Sadie .Draper 832, , Pass -Fanny l t Il laeL11'1e,-
yar 621 Iearl Shipley 61,t, +
Hill 613, Ernest Bull 1306, Ruth Ar-.
Kent 602, Jessie Jackson 601, Mary
Taylor 599, Edith Jones 576; Wit=
Dred Seeley 553, Edna ''West 543,
Carl Argent .5 3 L.tit7" SLeep.519. •
-11I L, f'h illclt, 'Teacher.
Third Division.
From Sr. 3r0 to Jr.:' 4111, Marks
obtainable 880, marks to pass 498.
Honors -Willis Cooper.. 724, Beryl
Cooper 688, Helen, Ross 687, Agnes
Walker. 6778; -:Alma 1flcCorvie 673, :\n-
na Lawrence 667,, Leighton Walker:
055, Ambrose McGuire 653, Stewart
McBrien 651, Dora Sehoenhals 615,
Charlie Bell 633, Pass -Archie Mc-
Kenzie 020, Bert Slonlan 584, Hattie
Livermore 575,CharlieCole c •5G9,
Willie Bell 501, Winnie Nelson 558,
May Fluker 558Flora Miller 557,
Ernest Bradshaw 550, Mildred Liver-
more 516, Evelyn C'itdf 536, Lawrence
West 520, Pearl rl Guuln 513,George
Shipley 513, .John arndsen 507, Fred
Peckilt 507, Marcus Tierney 498,
George Walker 498„ Frances Yesbec
408. -.1, Wilson, Teacher.
• Fourth Division,
From 111) division to 311 decision.
Marks obtainable 720, narks re-
quired 430. Honors -Harry Ball 05.1,
•\nay Hellyar 595, Dorothy Rorke 579,
Fergus Reynolds 578, Agnes Reynolds
577, Willie Mulch 567, Jabez Rands
565, Bossfe Murphy 565, Frank ('ar-
tt80 552; Bessie Morrish 516, Gordon
Ilald 511), licit} 'I'wyeford 5.15, Ken-
neth Carter 544. Pass -(Sorge Car-
ter 822, lata Hardy 51.0, Marjorie
Beaton 5013, 'Katie Ladd 182, Eva
Houck 173, ,Tack Ilawdtn 111, Cora
Miller 113, Jas, R. Waller 434, Lot-
tie Judd 131, Blanche .Nelson 431,
Fred Elliott 431, Recomnieuded for
trial -Hugh WO (ire, Sivart Taylor,
Russel Britton, Asa Balton,
-1,. Stevens, 'Teacher.
Filth Division.
Prom Sr. 2110 to Jr. 3:rd. Marks
obtainable 000, to pass 300. Honors
-Emmerson Libby 483 Marguerit'
von Rohl 477, Winnie Mc'filatlt 169,
1'ranl. Srrutc u I ,S. is,• -i r u•
, 1 s o a
Taylor I31George Dickson iL6
r
Bar-
ry Combe 423 roe Ycsbec 419, 11er-
bie liultrhauer 411, Anly Gould 107,
50111 Evans 401, 11111011 Butt 401,
11'Iarion McIntyre 397, Donna Mulhol-
land 39.1 Frank 91 i\lutet ' Charlie
13
Cook. 389, Mary Argent 388, Anita
trill 379, Percy Livermore 3417, Mal-
colm MeTaggart 365, Rose Caruso
365, Lucy LeVyt 36,4. Reconuu nded'--
Leila McCartney, Gordon Latwson,
Gladys McGuire, Charlie I''uliiorcl.
-17. Courtice., Teacher.
Sixth Division,
From 1st book to Jr. 2nd. 'Total
15(4 To pass 270. Honors -Mattie
Blacker 379, Isabel Join1ston 378,
Douglass Ball 872, Harry Cochrane
361, John Wiggington 358, Marton
Morris 357, Ruth Hale 357, George
Mennen. 334, Audrey Mclntytre 344.
Pass -Violet huller 327 Katie Bea-
ton, 325, Agnes Combs 313, ,Jean
Ford 308, Roland Walker 305, Mary
Mc'l'aggatLi 287, Luella MCClinchey-
279, Jessie MacG•uire 273, Helen Ladd
272, Nellie Cooper 270.-Redommend-
ed, Joe Allison -Olive Cooper:, `l"each-
er.
Promoted from seventh Division to
sixth division.-'lotai stalks 250, re-
quired to pass 150, Olive Schoenhals
241, Florence Johnston 224, Norrna
'i'releaven 228 Willie Argent 223,
Kenneth Roberton .218, Phyllis Tozer
217, 17 jean Simpson -217, Mildc ar
d
ALndson 213, Russel P,01 t1231,1Vera
Cook 204, Lily Foubister 204, John
Livermore 195, Olive Lawrence 195,
Clifford •Cooper 190, Cecil Ashton 180
.i'liyrtle Carrick 181, Matgar'et Ball
184,E Vera Gould 180, Kathleen Tay=
for 173, E•Jmnr Miller 109, Bert Mar-
shall 167, Francis Milton 166,-51.
Wiltse, eatthel.
S'ronh eighth division to seventh
division 9'otal, 150, Pass 112.-Lin-
nib
12 Lin-
de Necligar 142, Catharine., McTag
gart 141, .Doris Collyer 110, Tom
Jackson 140, Bessie Cole 1.39, Hubert
Reynolds 139, Joseph Caruso 133,
Arthur Hessian 130; Ilotrard Mulhol
land 130, Lelia'. Crich 123; Howard'
Grealis 117, Edgar ' Maguire 110,
Alex, Oebaldciston lit; Bruce Tozer
11_2. •
-M. L. Kee,, 'Teacher
0 b nito <5,
Silber Increase°d His o zai i n reacltin 'Detroit 1,4,r
g
Majorityto 350. ;'I? Ire.• and' Chicago 8,40 3)0 51. '1'liis
train, leaving Montreal half an hour
'
1'.i > 1*r I lade • than Either � l.,t.] e t 1 at ' re'cnt and rcacliln
present g
7o iChieab
o CocL*-
lte ehr1
for
,
will saw
SONO the traveller one hour and
30
a'cttai'ter het cert MonlreaC the rite
1.;)7 1 w, .
r fro iolis of Canada, and Chicago,alio
metropolis of the western' 'Uited
17
83 States,. ...
o. he s torn 1. i cc t t ''d ti ` t
,--
For a on r 10 a on n
Godeich '1` , .100 1 a
Tp
NEWS -RECORD NEWS -LEADER.
HOME
STUDY
The Arts Course may
be talcenby correspon-
dence, but students
desiring .tograduate'
must attend one.
UEEN'S
UNIVERSITY.
KINGSTON,, ONTARIO
ARTS. APPLIED SCIENCE
EDUCATION • Inaludtn
MEDICINE ENGINEERING
SUMMER SCHOOL
TUEir and ATJQUBT' 22
G. Y. CHOWN, Registrar, Kingston, Ont.
Bayfield
S tanlcy
5 tephcli
U:suorae
Hensall
166 passengers' from Montreal" to 'lan il-
Tuckersmi'ih 117 tali, 51.• Catharines, Niagara Palls,,.
Buffalo and other stations -to the'
'J'lber's majority' in 1911,223 ,
majority'
anis east of Hamilton, a start-
Lilber's majority ern 1011 350 "dard'tlra\ving roots sleeping car. Will
e aitaehe 1 'o -the 11 ,ni; train'.
-1t1:011,1 b t 4 t p
MontLeap%and this "will �� go ter;
I
�••Forees1' rOlt 8.10itlt-
Bat all tyleward from -.Toronto at a h
M
us • rove a )
mediately following the Chicago train
.Y g g
ill n
130,:.
of the -0 os o b
Pp Y
Later Departure 1r tiro from "olonto
1
Ius
i`oyc. Anderson The train -lit'. 1
r srnL leaving
.rD0
r
Blyth ' 20 ,'' onto' tor Detroit"end Chicab at 11 \
1 1 ha • , 11. i.•
gig,.
n
lutnterry i
F colay 13,1
I
n5ohfield l
r
E. . i aua sh
i no
F i.
W. \ 4
Morris, 3
x 2D
WLo etcr
1
Majority tor Musgrove 130.
.Jp-. 3 g
71
95
1.5
Rowelites Held the Centre.
Proudfoot Macklin
G oder ich 11
Staforbh 7
C'linLon •25
, Colborne 28.
'Mullet 1 150
McKillop • 56
Grey 153 '
Brussels : 31
MVIajority for Proudfoot 320.
The Standing of the Parties
in the New House Will be
Conservatives 84, Liberals
errals
25, Labor 1, Ind. Liberal 1,
TheMatch Yesterday
Tennis
y
Resulted in a Tie,
The tennis thatch between Clinton
and Boderieb, played at the latter
Mace -yesterday, resulted 01 a tie.
Those going from here were Messrs.
C. D. and Major McTaggart; 10, Bea
cum and C. Hodson. A return match
will he 91030(1 on Major McTaggart's
lawn on Saturday of nest week,
NEWS -RECORD -NEWS -LEADER.
GRAND 15(155 IN.AUGCR\I45
110IPC)RTAA I NEW' TR 1(4 c 3011
VICES THIS MON'l'lI.
11,111. ti<a,.1
' St afford will under the
ncwserilee leave 1oro ii0 ait 11,45
up cl�til
S
'end
run : via larniLon
reaching".Detroit at 8 a.m, and'Chica-
g3 p.m. next day. T
h
is is hosig
n
cd to give the passengers the entire
evening itt ,;Toronto, yet allowing
them to reach Detroit in time, for
c•
hrealctasl and Chicago at an hour
all
ill a 3lILC connections -with
that W S
principal trains tor St, Paull> Miliuc
ti p
o lis"
mnt o *,
andd Western "Cana-
chi,
(a a -cit, Colorado, California and other
Pacific destinations, 1'1ic rail-
ways west to Chicago operate, 'their
finest {.rains from that city between
five mitt screen' p.m: • This' train from,
Toronto Will:; also have very ,desira-
ble connections front ;stations in Eas-
tern Northeastern alit ' Northern 'On-
-tario,
Another later .departure wIll be rile
night 10utited from Toronto which
will leave at .11 9.1n. instead of '10.-
15 p.m, and will arrive, in Montreal
at 7.30 a,in, instead of 7,10 a.nt•
For Sutnirer Resorts. .
'Extra sumimer trains will he inaug
(mated front 'l'oronto to the resorts
1
in the
"til Mantis of Outsti o
,
(luost important itnprgventent tyi11 b
made in • the service :60 and Deem th
Algonquin, Provincial Park of Ontar
io. The •etpress train from- Buffalo
8,0.5 amt. heretofore operated via Nd
t
•agnea Falls i4 Torouto,, Muskoka
Wharf, and Huntsville, Will this sons
nice be continued through ' to th
"highland Inn". ab the Al
gong 1) 1 Park Station, • the
olTicial hcadquartars of the Park,
which comprises 2,500,000. Will in the
early evening and a corresponding re
turn -service will leave the Park Ste
lion utter breakfast, reaching '"oron
to about 1 pan. and Buffalo about
p,os. with direct connection for Pitts
burgh via tete 1'ennsylvania Rail
road, Inc Cleveland, vi( fine night
steamers of the Cleveland \.' Buffal
Linc and for Nt's fork, Philecdelphi,
etc., in connection with the Lehigl
Valley System, A sleeping car sec
vice will also be introduced leaving
Toronto late at night, reaching th
Park early next morning and return
ing from the Park in the evenin
arriving in Toronto 01 time fo
breakfast. This service will giv
splendid corrections to and front th
log caltitl camps which the Gram
'I'runlr are providing a short diatanCC
trout Part: headquarters, 'Nominig
an C'antp" was opened last sumane
and much appreciated, par tfouled)
3 United States
t from the
1 visitors r: S I O
s rMinl he new camp known a "Camp 14
ncsin} (meaning in Ojibnay langu
age "Island") will be. opened abou
.July 1st,
55W ',MAIM will also 00 inat:prat
ed from 'L'oton .1
' to to the other ccso
r
regions of Ontario, including th
Thirty Thousand islands of the Cleor
bran Bay, Muskoka Lakes, Lake o
Bays and '1inlagami, the latter bcin
in the centre. of a great Ontario Gov
aliment Forest Reservation. and ons
a short distance from the tanto(.
Cobalt Mines.
A Parlor -Library -Buffet sc'n'ic
will be inaugursate:l between Montrca
Ottawa, Algonquin Park anti til
Georgian Bay at Depot harbor (Par
ry Sound.)
A new summer: ser wire was inaug(
rated on June 22nd, between Mon
treal and seaside resorts at an
reached through New England, Conn.
via the Central Vermont Lines.
New summer services will also b
established on June 28111 via th
Delaware HHudsot.rtaitwap and th
steamers of that line on Lake
Clianiifilain and. George, thence to A
bang, Now 'V3)rk City and oche
'the International Limited East-
bound is Established -With Last Word
in equipment This train Will use tam -
MIS Denies Valley and Burlington
Bay '.Route on wa}t front Chicago to
Montreal, reducing journey by three
hours-Sluuy other now trains.
When the sutllu11.1 time tables ul'
111c. Grand Trunk ]talwao SyCLcn.
Lake effect on Julie 28 verb' impor-
tant improvements v
ilI be introduced
particularly on the: main line between
Montreal, Toronto, Hamilton, London
Detroit and Chicago.
Double 'Tracie ail the \\'a3'.
The (1 rand Trunk having a double
track a1l the way between Montreal
and Chicago have arranged
noir new servic.es to take full ad-
vantage oC this fact, The Interna-
tional Limited westbound from Mon-
treal at 9 a.m,, reaching Toronto
4.30 p.m., Detroit 9.55 p.m. same
dry , and Chicago next morning • at
8 a.n1.., is to have a sister service.
in the opposite direction, -The Inter-
national Limited -Eastbound. This
Irafn will leave Chicago at 5.51 p.m,
daily, Detroit 1.1.9.m., Toronto 9 aim,
and arrive Montreal 5.95 p.m. The
departure from Chicago will be two
hours and tarty -live minutes later than
the present service and passengers
will reach Mon'troaI. fifteen ininn tos
earlier than at present, this reducing
the time taken on the •)Ouraney by
three hours.
'Observation - Library - Drawing
Boom-- ('onparttment Cars, will be
'operated on The International Lim-
ited. from Chicago to Toronto via
the.fern ou„ Dundas Valley and Bur-
lington Bay, near Hamilton New
and most attractive panoramic views
of these scenic and exclusive.toatures
Trunk Route have horn
of the Grand T
secured and Will he t ,l • c.x1 nsively
i the form of large framed pieteres
Inc ollice windows and to the illustra-
ted • literature oI the Cirancl bunk to
attract tourists • from. the United
States for a trip throtigll Canada, `1'o
the • International -Limited, Westbound
trona Montreal, a similar type of ob-
servation car will be attached at Toir-
onto running. through to Chicago.
'these_ new observation cars twill -be
known as ,the "Mantles Palley". and
"Burlington Bay"' respectively.
The night Limited traits 110W MeV
'Mg- Montreal et 10.30 p:m- will leave
at' 1.1 p.m. and run via the ,'unction
Cut, and Burlington 'Bay, ,lust West
points.
An extra high class service lla
Inst been inaugurated between "To:or
to seri Sarnia Wharf three times
week connecting with
the
leaner
"Moronic "Hanlonic," and "Hu
onto" of Lite Northern Navigatio
Company. 'Phis constitutes th
(Menne Trunk rail and lake route b
(ween .Eastern and Western Caned
linking up with the new and improv
eel„ service of the Grand Trunk Pao
tic between Fort William, Winnipe
and beooad.
A new sleeping car servire was ars
put into operation on ,June 22nd, b
1Neen Toronto and Kingston What:
making direct connections with 11
Richelieu e,2. Otttar io Stoamto.s. Frei
June '2811s this service will leave 'lo
onto at 11 p.m. connecting at Kin
„ton W'itarf. in the morning with tri
steamers that' lett 'Toronto G pint,
the prei'lous opening, 'thus enabling
tourists who . tatliyo, front Chicago,
Detroit;, 13ttIiLlo, Niagara Palls elm,
110 spend the entire day and '01'011111g
11)'l`or'outo and wihhout,an3' loss : 01
time enjoy all of the trip though
the Thousand' Islands and the Rapids
of the 5t, Lawrence River o11 their
way to Toronto.
Icor the accommodation of tourists
using the Grand Trunk !service •' be-
tween Chicago, Montreal and Quebec
1 resorts a sulti;nter 4lceping car service'.
on the way to the Atlantic (7oasii.
will com?nenee on June 28th,` cleaving'
Q ue b ec i th ' .- vonin ud roacltin '
(2 b n e, e
b .
t
'r ak 1;- on htr
f Portland, Maine, fo b� fns
t .'i:. in h 1i1 'r Saevico
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.LETTTING TIDE -
LIGHT IN
Shops and businesses that are illuminated by
advertising have a vitality and efficiency not .
possessed by shops and businesses that drape
their service and activities with a pali of
silence.
Everybody knows that it is in all ways good
to let much light into dwellings, factories,
shops and stables --into all places where life
is and where health and efficiency are desired
We commend to the merchants of this com-
munity the advantages and good results of
persistent advertising in our columns, for the
public always goes where light is ---the public
shuns dark places, Light weans welcome and
confidence,
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NOTE MERCHANTS.
A ® E TO -ERC . N S
Adveabtsing will go tar towards retaining the
loyalty of old customers and winning yen new
ones. Fifty-two advertisements in our columns
\vitt prove an excellent salesman -one whose
earl cost to you will be less than what, you
yearlyS
are now paying to some salesman behind your
counter.
, Shop V4 here You ,Are Invited to Shop.
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We i:Ave just received a carload of the same old brand
of Portland Cement which has always given you such coal-
plete sat isfaction. It always fills your requirements. You
cannot neake a mistake using the National.
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J. ANDREWS,- Clinton.
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StockRedu.dngSale
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Having bought out the Furniture and
Under t a king business of Mr. Wesley •
Walker,and in order to reduce stock, for
the next fifty days, we put on: one of the
largest sales of Furniture that was ever
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held in the county of Huron,
THIS STOCK (LUST BE REDUCED AND THE
PRICES ARE NOT TO BE CONSIDERED.
All Goods Bought During Sale Will be Cash,
JLS. D
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