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CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27th, 1914.
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IMPLEMENTS OF WAR.
Rev. J. K. Fairfull, the new pastor
of the Baptist church,- on friday ev-
ening, last gave a talir'to the melt]-
begs of the Brotherhood of Wesley
church and a few friends, numbering
about thirty in all,. at) the home qf,
Mr. W. Doherty, his sub'ect bein g i
"Fighting Machines and how to
Handle Them."
Mr. Fairfull was for sixteen years
employed in the ,Sir- W. Armstrong-
Whitworth Co., , Linii0ed, Elswiek
Ordnance Works, Newcastle -on -Tyne, ne,
IfalF of this time lie was superfnten
dent and as he carne up through the
different departments, mastering the
details as lie came, he •is well versed
in the working of the bigestablish'
gafternoon
rent•
This concern, which is one of four.day
some such industries in the British
Isles, employs on a peace footing 25,
000 liken and during the Boar war
employed thirty-four thousand. Theyhis
manufacture every class of gun and
carriage from, a 1 10. gun to a 13 lb
5 -point.
They: also Ihvanufacturc in their ship-
yards everysort of ship from •the
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smallest submarine t the largest
Dreadnaught.
To build m Dreadnaught from, the
laying of the keel to the launching of
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the ship requites ten months. There
staybeiofcourse,severalshipsinCapaelty,
course of construction and i,I times
of emergency a ship could he put
into, use hi a Ver}I short )101100.
It was,, however, more particularly
regarding the giros that Mr. Fairfull
sppka
The largest naval gun weighs, 80
tons. One of these large guns can be
tied so accurately as to kneel( thetheir
periscope off a submarine seven utiles
distant. The periscope, by the way,
is about two feet in diameter and
shows 100118 four to eight feet above
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the boat. ` The periscope is arrangpl
with mirrors attached to a plat-
form above reflecting on a table be-
low and b the stud of which yes-
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secs in the neighborhood may be
sighted `without the look -out •being es-
posed to the enemy's fro.,
There are eight of these largest
A PATRIOTIC SOGIET'f.
The Ancient Other, of Foresters is
truly patriotic. Any member 'o£ that
Cider who goes to the war Will not' '1st
be required to pas, (lues, but the full
benefits will continue 'with Iris policy..
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1-%NGAC'rE1VIL+�\T AANOUI\iCPD.
N1r. and Mrs, James' Reiii of the
Front Road, Stanley, announce the
-engagement of .their daugltec Marys
J,, to Mr. David . Elliott of Oli'nton,
the marriage to take place the meddle
ca Sepf ober:
'J• I{• W151, BUDS GAR.
NIr., J. K. Wise of the Huron Road
east slipped into town on Saturday,
last in his new auto. It
was but a recent parches° Which the
onlooker would scarcely have inr�agin-
ed for J. K. handled the wheel very
much like an experienced chauffeur.
HYDRO'S ,BIG DISPLAY,
The Hydro Commission is making
a bigdisplay
pay at the big rink on
Wednesday, Thursday, Fr:day and
Saturday afternoons and evenings 'of
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this week. This is a free exhibition
and it is hoped a gre}tt many men
and women of town and townshipsafter
will comp in and see it, It will en-
,
Lighten many people as to Hydros
particularly the n>any
ways in which it can lighten labor'
for the housewife,
WE SLEY C'FIL''RCII,
1'he, pastor, Rev, Dr. SZutiedge,
preached twice on Sunday, his dis-
courses beingboth appropriate and
telling. The quartette rendered a
selection at the morning service and
in the evening Mrs. Co1)il'e of
Grand Ledge, Mich„ .a former mitt-
her of the choir, sangwith much
expression and sweetness Jesus,
Lover of My Soil." •
Next Sunday, owing to the absence
of filo pastor, Rev. T. {r'. Powell
whll •prcuch morning and evening,
HAD A 0311971IDAY PARTY,
Miss Eileen r5it1(inson, ,the little.
daughter Alt
SCFIOOL' OPENS NEXT -,TUESDAY \THE
The Collegiate' 'and the Public
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Schools open on , Tuesday next, elle
not the 8th as some have `stip-
posed,
ABOUT AUCTION SALES.
The man who holds an auction sale
is liable to hesitate at going the ad -guest
ditional expense of $1.00 or e1,50 for
havingthe entire list inserted An the
local paper. The fact thath tit
paper. tloen e
list is in. this wayplaced in the
Bands of every( reader'of the paper
so that he can :persue it item byS:S:,lesson.
itotin at his home renders it of rent
value to the erson hoidfn the cele,
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Vl'ILLIS CET'CJIiC'II.•_
Rev. W. D. Turner of B1'ih preach-
ed at both services on Sunday and
will also occupy the palati at Sun-
day next, Rev, Mr, Harper taking
weer( at Blyth.
The induction o€ the hew pastor
will take place on Thursday even-
ing next, emnntencing at seven
o'clock. A reception will follow the
induction exercises when the W'omen's
Association and the Girl's Club will
furnish refreslunents,
Il]? SERGEANT \jIGILANT;
About two o'clock the other mora
Ing,Sexgeant Welsh, the niglttvatch-oticfund,Mo.,
man, observed a urea plodding
through town, As out citizens re-
tilt, early, this it was very evident
was not a citizen,'' so the Sergeant'
Bailed him and a Pon interrogation
discovered that the early riser was a
douse of Refuge lodger who had
broken a window 130 ;make his es-
cape. He was very anxious to slip
away as fast as he could, but the
Sergeant detained hien, and he was'
returned to the Home on the Lon-
don Road in time for breakfast'
ON'T, S'1', CHURCH,
C'onniuuipu service on Suedes, roar-
uhng next. '
On Sunday lash services were Held
once, more in tihe huditorium which
his been under renovation for several
weeks. The pastor preached in the
LOCAL MARKET.
.: Wheat $1.00,
Oats 40e.
I3c,�rley .55c.
Butter 18c Lo 2Bc.,
kJggs 20c to 22c.
Live )dogs t9,5i,
13AL'TIST CITURCH.
On Sunday a.ln. Rev. Mr, Pali:full'
will take "I Know" as his topic and
in the. eveningit will' be "Deceiving
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One's Soli." ' Al the prayer meeting
on Thursday evening he discusses the
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AN 1sMPLOYMENT. AGENCY.
At a meeting of the hoard of Trade
on Mondays evening it was decided to
01)00 an employment agency , with a
view of bringing together most ex
pe(litiously those needing employ-
tint and those who have it, to give.
T'L is understood that many farmers
will require hpfp with the fall work,
it so and they register with the town
flet., who will act as ent:plat'ment
agent, Wren will be at their service,
the 7ioard also decided Lo n.quest
Rev. Mr. Fairfull to give his talk
on "Fighting Machines and How to
Handle 'Phe»]," in the town hall at
air early data The intention is to
charge a small admiss'ien , foe and
donate the proceeds to some pater-
WELLS GIVING 0151'.
Iii arts iron] different,
p parts of the
town show that the few remaining
tvelis are not as (leprlhdabl0 as pricy
once were and here and there one
niay see women carrying water from
neighbors well. One well which
bas been considered among the. very
best for twenty -fife years has now
been given up as unfit for use. All
this leads to 'the conclusion that now
is the time to install wet/et-works—
labor is plentiful and the town sup-
ply is abundant. 'Ile, Cr. T. 1;. water
tank has recently hecn connected
with the town s}stem as well. as the
following residence. W: T. O'Neil,
S. Lawrence, R. Rowland, NIrs,
Sloan 15'. L-. ('ole, •NIrs. •Mo'l'e art,
g, L gg
Sr.,. a•Iis, D. Shanahan, 1i'heatley,
PeOly]e Yfiu Y{)1]l'
Miss Bell, London, is the gue
Miss
Miss Ward.
anti Ml s• 'i', Jackson Jr,
in '1'orpnto this 'eel(;
Miss MaTY ,Southcombe was it
iron over the week -curl.
Mrs, Palmer of eek -inions i.
of tlic Misses ;Doan.
A'Iiss Ruby Irwin went to Toro
Thursday to' take a Position
Miss Ethel 13radsbaiv is spend
few days at Bayfield this we
Mr. M. Millet of Stratford w•
fawn the beginning of the 1
business,
Miss Grace Weir c f 5eaforth t1
guest over the weak -end of
Ruby Wise,
Miss Edith Jennison returned
last after: s send' th ••
g
with 'London frien(ls.
NIr., Kenneth McCrnmell - of
ford spent last week with 11
eats, NIr, and NUa. Jas.
Well,
Mrs.. H. el ret r1) and Miss
Pinmstee] L'eturn(d yesterday
Y
Bayfield where they spent
pleasant fortnight.
Mis. Chas. Colville left yestor
her harts at Grand Lenge,
a month's visit twits
aunt, Mrs. J. Cuuinghame.,
Miss Nita Southcombe of St.
who alas been visiting i
onto for some time, is now
guest of her aunts, the
Sonthcombe.
Miss Jennie Taylor and
Marion and Eleanor Menai;
London were week -end 1
with Mr, and Mrs: R, I•.,, N
01 town.
Miss Gertrude Chant returni
Tuesday from a fortnight's v
Pittsfield, Mass,, with her 1
and with her sister in Aubtu•i
, York
Miss Elva T,avis has sure,
passed her prohationary exar
,)
the '1'oronkp General .Tlose it
has entered upon her course
muse in -training.
Mrs. Stone and Mr. l\lltchcll,
to, hydro -f lecihtr dcnianst
and who have charge of the
4ff +!
s sill I ht !f it `Comes. from .7ielli al ene
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Weddi/���•
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Be careful -in selecting your gift. It will be
criticized bymany. e�hosew1ose
viewed and cJ
opinions you most esteem ?mill see it. By it
may be judged your good taste and judgment,
perhaps your friendship and liberality, Safe -1'
guard yourself by making us in the Selection
'we hale the goods that suit. We know the
latest styles- best makes --most suitable gifts.
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Cut Glass, Silber'ware, Art Goods, China,
Clocks, Special pieces that shot refinement,
richness, at surprisingly moderate prices,
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fezuelet and Optician - - Clinton
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The ROVal B.M�i�
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OF CANADA.
Incorporated 1300.
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Capital Authorized $25,000;000
Capital Paid-up ,11,500,000
Reserve and Undivided Profits 13,500,000
Total Assets 1SO,000,U00
870 Branches. "With world wide connection. Interest allowed
on Deposits. General Banking business transacted'
R, E. MANNING, Manager — Clinton Branch
TieNolsons Rask
Incorporated 1555 Established in Clinton 1870
Capital and Reserve $8,800,000
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01 BRANCHES IN CANADA
A - GENERAL - BANKING - BUSINESS - TRANSACTED.
CIRCULAR LETTERS. Or CREDIT -
CHEQUES lrISaUIaD,
B.Srii 1lortEr ORDERS J
BANK
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
rate.
guns on the bigDreadnau+hta,
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The ordinary field guns ars thirteen
and eighteen ouhtlers and can be Err-
6 p
ed two or three utiles. The Howit-
zee is the most deadly gun in use.
nav heavy artillerymen work a to on a7
naval gnu is sometimes mounted p1) a
field carriage.
A {ire fuse is set on these guns
by means of which it can be exactly
determined just when and where the
shell will, explode. Shells filled with
Luddite are the most deadly and do
not need to s�triice a man to kill hips,,
Thep aro often timed to explode in
the aft, 13110 fumes from the Lyddiie
causing death to all. in the vicinity.•
To show the deadly nature of this ex-
plosive it is only necessary to explain
that 'tee men employed iu the man-
ufacture of it in titne turn as green'
as the grass of the field.
A projectile shot offt from a gun
manufactured by the company; with
which Mr. Fairfull was employed pen-
etl'ated a fourteen -inch armour ,plate
and' twenty-three feet of masonry
such as is thrown up as a trench or
barricade, and the point of the wee-
port was not even blunted, was, in fact
entirely unharmed..
Mr. Fairfull says the Vickers -Maxim
breach is the finest in the world and
that the sight of the British gums is
far superior to that of the Getman,
British workmen being instals more CL-
ficient in sight work. For two
yearn Mr. Fairfula ryas superintendent
of the sight department and it was
most, interestin • to hear hint describe
gMorris;
with what accuracy all `Ulie work is
done, lIie;B011)51h Government re-
lrcts everything 'that is not perfect.
The Admiralty Department demands
absolute perfection in everything as
cel ed for use in their -de artnlelt:
1 tp
Eberything"is inspected in the nide-
Most detail and the stiiallesi, deflect, i•s
ugt100(5
'M'r. Fairfull also spice of the;Max-
un gun, 1Ls efficiency, •• the ease with
whfpli It is ut<anaged, Ube dLlnculLy of
putting it'out of commission and tlhe'
deadly work it; does, firing 205 shots
a minute.
Maxim ismanned b twelve
The NTa m yS
men two of when work the gull and
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the other ten, while the gun hs.
in action, stand with their rifles cow-
Grin and defending the gunners,
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This gun can be taken apart, • lifted
over' a tour -foot wall or barricade,
put together again and be read. for
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action in one minute :and twenty-five
seconds.
For use on the • battle shi sthe r al-
o P }
so have a• 6 -inch, 45 -ton gun which is
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placed between decks. 10 show show,
of and Mrs. J., D, At:
kmsou, passed her eighth birthday or
Saturday and celebrated the event
by inviting cumber of her little
girlfriends to make sherry with her.
The weather man was kind, the al-
teruoon being ideal, and a ver
S } en-
10 C'abiL'�tllile was spent the small
p by
maidens in games of various kinds
tmtil tea, time, when the abundant
birthda}t feast was also enjoyed, and
at a seedily 11011r the little folk bale
their hostess farewell, wishing her
many happy returns of the day, and
wended their way homeward.,
ALL MAZY TiRLP_
he legal branch of the Women's
Institute has received a coinmunica_
tion from headquarters. telling_01 the
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work which they and all. women may
assist in doing in the present emer-
gency undo: the Canadian Red
Cross Soc:ety. Such ne:0•sary . ar-
tieles as handkerchiefs, socks, shirts,
mending: kits, cholera belts, etc. ivill
be gladly received for the Canadian
.contingent .and all ladies who vi'1h..
to assist by making any of the
above articles of an}10ne who wishes
to contribute money willgindiy cent-
municate with the president of the
local W. 1., Apra. 17, .Muhroe: The
Institute has also placed 'boxes in
various business places in town and
any contribution.placoi therein will
he thanl(fuliy. .arc pted: "Ile gives
twice who gives quickly."
AN OBSEll •'-'-- 1 '1'OWIIft,
For scientific purposes the Depart--
1)1mht of the Interior has erected a
tower" on -a high point just east of
the Clinton cemetery,
The Lower in realjty consists of
we tripods, one law a 'bhe other.
g71e tuner fibre is'si:;t e l 1)r.
y f t high and
of the top of it is 'a small platform
on wllioli the obs• srver's instruments
Lest, The ;outer" tripod is; sixty-six
Fe(t ht h to) )ed ley a )latforlih stip-
g 11 1
aortia a"iii h candle ower acetylene
taint A little lower p down is ', a'
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platform for the observer. Between.
the two tripods there isno connec•
�•ioOn theground •direr under
t n fly aide
the platform on which the.oiscrver'sof
1
instruments rest is a cement pillar.
Ovct: at the fence by the roadside
is anotier, cement pillet foot Peet
undo ground and 'as many a"etre
which is supposed to remain there:
foL all time. It will'have an `in-
seriatim placed by the engineer in'
Cliargc so that the exact `point where
the tower stood can be easilyaster-'
tabled,• t . _
iC_desuetl, aFLeh it has dis
a, .cared,
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These toavers are bong erected all;
over the provinces at .distances of
hundred ills
Ltoni twenty to one b m 1)l a
according•i
and aro to the nature " of
the country frons: thirty-five to one'
, r, .
hundred <,,nd forty-six feet high,
The ground required for each tow-
r
cr, 15.0 feet square;; 1s' rented for a
f t h e 8 n e
:peripd o e1 } n a d _ . t the ex
P ratio)) of that time the tripods'
go to the: owners: 01 the land,
The nearest tower so far to Clin-
ba 0uta-t mil-
ton is at Blgd ,gen two } wo m 1
es distant:' , `�
, si are d� night,
The observationsa a c aL 1 g
the observer with h's instruments
:b'ein located on one tower and his
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light -keepers on the, three' or four
towers nearest hint, perhaps none of
i fc n unto t t
Cien closer tan o f G n c
Brodhagen:
From the fact that Cllntn is now:
•
r he timber- use in
the depot fD t d
COnstrit0t)on work. It is altogether
1 this t estern art.
ld(rly that a ong v p
of the ooufttry several slick: tripods
rvin Aa rrectrtl. .. _
morning on "The S Brit's Ifel) at
6 1 1 ," and
in the evening on , `rhe Spirit of
Service." Mr. 11 J. Harland of
Guelph assisted the choir at both
services, singing as tltq solo in the
"brother-in-law,
evening in splendid voice, Thy Will
Be Done." Mr. Russel AIa t assisted
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the pastor in conducting the set•vie-
es•
TWO \Pat' 11 Hell01' \('ES,
Mr. R. Rowland's 110w residence or.
High sta:0013 is being rapidly Com-
p1Ct�1d and will 8.3)0)1 be ready for
occupancy, It is a handsome ):est•
Bence and will be complete in every
particular thus adding another to
the Inane beautiful homes of Clinton,
file new residence being built on
Ontario street by' Mr, W. '1', O'Neil
for Mr. W. 0. Robb of the C. 5.. J.
staff, is nearing completion, 11 will
be a neat and cosy home, having all
the modern conveniences, and is in-
deed an improvement On the old
tumbledown building which has
adorned that particular corner for
so many years,
NTaRRI1D IN CLINTO\.
,A quiet wedding took plaee at St,
Joseph's church on 'Tuesday morning
when Rev. bather Hogan ,joined in
holy wedlock Miss Edna Fearon of
Godericli township and Mr. Anthony
Devon of Detroit. Mass was' said at
nine. o'clock. 'Tie sponsors were Mi.
A00,11. and Miss Els:c C'rpnyn of
At the conclusion of tie ceremony
the wedding y
' 6 part drove to the borne
of the bride's uncle, Mr. 'Phomas
Crolyn of Coderich township, where
the wcrkliu breakfast was servers,
gtet
ants the same afternoon Mr. and
Mr6.'Devon left to: thou; 1tome in
Detroit.
Phe News-J4eco1d •joins •the •friends
of the newly -wedded pair i'1) col-
ratuLations and 000 wishes;
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OLD LONDON IN WAR, LIMES,
The following extracts,. are from a
letter received from Mr.. E. H. Coop-
er, London, l ng, by his, brother,
Mr. A. T. Cooper'of town; and will
be of interest having been written on
August :lith :
"We, are passing through exciting
times here, but, so far:, as outward,
appearances go, the usual, course of
lice F11 this country is not greatly
changed, While England•is engaged
in her greatest wax, trade is `going
on as usual,—restricted—bub going on.
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The Government 1s handling this of
fair beautifully, You see no troops
y
or guns: around London—the} are all
''being moved at night. Food Is no
, • .•h weeks - 'a .- The,
dearer than tw,o, go
s • i,i
.Naw is bristling but thoo is .no
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great worry here. 1`: am getting
business letters from. Belgium, .but I
don't hear of anyone getting, letters
from anyof their friends who aro in
rat <confidence in
Belgium. '(`here' i 6 C
T itcheiner and. Winston and everyone
18 willing t0 leave it all to them..
We are :hoping, of course, that it will
1r. that depends
soon ibe all Duey. 3 it p
on boxy soon' the. GeTinna,rs; will be
o • neither Russia nor En. -
beaten 'fou e b g
land will ever give.in until they've
won.. .5o while lye did not want
the war and behievo that SIT Edward
Grey did h.is best to ' prevent it,
d u 51e mind that
we ve all rna o p o
we shall he content to sleep on 'a
plank and eat tut one meal a day in
order ,: bring the Kaiser and Crown
older to U ng t
Prineo to their senses—Poor Ger-
T.rad had popular rot'_.
many . IF she 1p p b
eminent she would never have got bi-
1:i, f3iir -
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W.
Mr. 'rouge, E. Jackson, Mrs, R.
Graham and Joseph Copp, An ap-
plicaLicn placed with Air, IT. B.
Chant svi11 receive prompt attention.
A B.1D BOY.
()n 5atlll'tla}' illgllt last inagl ars
entered the Clinton statins and
robbed the rill of a small- s.Lm of
money_ The theft was not discovered
until Monday morning and CIit&I
Wheatley immediately got busy 10-
eating the thief. It appears 'that
three or four young men got, off the
late train ]]ere Saturday and typhi
to Brucelleht or. Sunday. The one
who is supposed to have perpetrated
the burglary Here beat his way to
London on Monday where he was
nabbed and given thirty days in_
consequence. On the expiration of
his term. he will probably be brought
back to Clinton to answer the
charge of theft. but he is also wanted
in Guelph on a charge of. assault and
battery, having, in company with a
companion, beat up a milkman in
that city with whom he had hem
formerly emplo7'ed. 1t looks as if he
were a "bad 'an" if he is the guilty
one and Chief Wheatley thinks there
is little doubt of it. Ile is a lad
hardly out of his teens.
Agent Pattison sa}•s there were
two good Cigars and several dollars
more iii a small box at the hack of
the till which the burglars missed.
cattier •clfspla}1 in the rink
town this week
NTt n Farquhar'hiwand Mrs.
McBrien were in Detroit las
attending the funeral of
the late ;lir,
Burns of that Cit'
Me, Alex. Cameron of f3aylielr
in town on Friday last arc
ted by his daughter, Miss
who left by the afternoon tr
return t0 Seattle, 15`,5]1., ai
month's visit at the p
home,
Mrs. Joe Webster and her litt
3111171, ivDss Ssabell, Londesbor
returned home after visiting 1
E. Saville the lash weeds, ace
fed by her little (lnughte'
Mary who visited with Mrs,
several weeks.
Misses Ross and Edna Levis k
morning for 'Toronto, the fel
attend the millinery opening
latter on her way Lo Boa the
resume her teaching duties.
will attend their brother's e
in Stanley on their way%
Mr. E. C. Andrews, who has
connected with the Royal Ba
Canada for several years, tl
fele months as teller at the
eott'branch, is spending sun
days lender thepare 3101 rax
of Judge and Mrs.. Andrews
Mr.' and Mrs. John ii. Heard
field and Mrs. H. Young of
deem, South Dakota, were it
ton apartf Hasa The
Friday
spent h1) day with
'Tasker of Hullell' and. also
at the lionic of A9:r: ,Tame
ens, Albert street.
alt. and Mrs, Frank \yiasc)
Master Kenneth of 1'oront
spending a week or so with
tives at 13enmlller, on the
Eine and in Clinton. NIL. W
a native of Clinton. and wa:
ed to remail: that he never
the old town look sr. mea`
'thratp•
NIr. ancT Mrs, Flaubert. nigh,
Int week for their home ih
William. .Mrs. 1•lughcs 101
the guest For a couple of
her father, Itis Jas. Ste,
oftown,he and ether: friends i
vicinity, and NIL. IAiand
east tot a short stay and
armed lxis wife hon
At all branches. Interest allowed at highest, current
- Branch.
C. E. Dowding - Manager Clinton
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Bayfield.
Nlore 13aylield News page a, cul, 1.
Mr. and Mrs. George Phoenix, al'-
a very •pleasant visit •with Bay -
field friends, left on Tuesday ''to re-
tutu to 'Che;r ho.1)e •at -Sa •iliaw
Mich . g
r Fra lc'I{eeas attonil-
M>, and M s, n g
ed the wtdilfn of Miss Edna Fearon
g
which i took place, at the hgn1C of her
uncle, Mr. Thohnas Cronin. near
n,n
of this :week,
Clintonuon ' Eagleson
Mrs. James Eagleson of Aberdeen,
South Dakota, is visiting her moth -
er, Mrs. Afflict, her: Sister, Mrs. ii,
Darrow; and nwnerous other.. rola-
,Lives, and friends in :the old hotte
village.
Rev, 1T: Ja Contie;l is visiting
friends near London.
Rev. Mr. Jennings has bought the
corner lot: of the Rouatt. property,
opposite Stanluryi'e, and purposes'
$awing a neat cottage built fir'
for occupation early next season.
'Phis s .that Mr. Jennings thinks
Iles show g
that nowhere else is life so enioyable
i
in . the, good old sumpser time es in
layfeld the'13alun}i. '
Mr, S, Moore who has mado a spec-
,
l stud of the bee industryi n which
a y
he is extensively engaged said to
The ews-Recons on Tuesda ' 1n ex-
1 c N y
planation of: the 'poor Crop 'bleb is
general over 13130 province this year :
rhes will 'not ' this season) he
more than fifteen percent. 03 an av-
,wage yield of saleable stock, There
are Ithink- several .reasons .for :this;
11)' the first placer: niece were late
1
hosts, Then in the iuLtlseason when,
the clover and basswood was out the
t
alt was too dry, 1'he' bees, require
considerable moisture) at that'period:
From present indications there '' will
be a full yield of inferior grades of
hohe which the hees� ether, ver ,
Y , 6 3
largely front certain weals which
abound along the river Rats. Yes,
one has to watch the bees carefully,
n
,find to' be succesalel it requires con-
si er le :rix erienee to be equal to
d €b P q
emergencies which sometimes ells°."
Nrevs-l2eroi:d to end of vena for 2Ga
Men s Fall Hats
IA ii
Ga
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6.' qt •
Suits
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Suiting
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Boy s Wash
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•time Mare Tia}?field •News Page,
'01rs. H. Young and ler (11
tsllss IPTorence of Abordee» ,
Dakota, after a very, plpasa0
d about ' 1 1 ` Ba +field.
to an bo ba u. ',) y
mouth or so, expect to leave
for their Dakota Home, The}
,
pose vlsiti'n • the Minnesota
P , g
Pair 0r. their way twest.
Miss Elizabeth Fer •uSOn 1
S
to Toronto Wednesday after ;
peeks' holiday at hoarse.
Mr. John Darrow: joined 10
of the, benediets on the 410
.
the happy event tasting pl
Gin¢kuow,
While,drivilh down the roe
g
,day morning Mr. Joe AicTave
with a painful accident. A.do
ed' at his horses, head. Star
horse:' jumped, too, the result
broken democrat and a dd
shoulder tot,AIr. Mete wen.
11 reshot this bran his very
g
season the nnlury enforce(
and
/less ins doubly trying.
NIr, Rich rd Smith has had
eat foundation built for a
house the work being done i
son, Ttoy, W110 has made a ' a
'of it.
i • .
etiectient the British sold\ x s Mr ,
Fairfull explained that the m.en : in
P
charge of this nn could, runu with
g t P•
their dismounting gear, take the
from its carriage, run it back and
chain it fast with heav chains un-
c , Y
chain it again, run. It forward and
' • intofiringposition, all in
Put. y . p
seconds. ' Even.' man
= Cigltty taroy
inpws' exa¢iLy w11at ht, has to do aad
`• with the ercisi011 of
does it wtL t 1
clock -work, •
J;cavin • ,the navy Mr.. Fairfull spoke
Leaving "
of the. British field e �o
in'the world(has astifioe field
y, ," said
artLiLery as 'B L L t a> u, . 'tie,
artillery
"France comes a good second but the
PL 1)C
in
Royal Horse- AstiFlery is .the finest a
' rld. 'There's no •• question
the NO .. I..
bout it."
U
Mr. Fa[t. 1 explained the do ,
iof thetime fuses used in
mechanism
twith the sells said
h and
that r1) trete manufacture it was
eir delicate
found thati won)enJ with their
ouch, woze mote suoeessftii than then
and that in this department artment of the
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W.
t of
are
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3 ' the
Tito on
Tng a
ek,
as int
vicek on
as the
Miss
on Fri-
p weeks
Brant -
s par-
M0Cen-
itinma
from
a very
clay for
Mich..,
1 her
Louis,
TI Tor-
v .the
Misses
Misses
1g of
1511008
farting
1cl on
\sit in
Pother
1, New
ssfully
rn. at
hl and
as a
'I'oren-
rators,
big el-
ite in
5'. J.-
- week
their.
George
l was
01)1)10111-
Helen,
aim to
iter a
,rental
le dau-
o, have
tlrs. G.
omi en -
Miss
Saville
;ft this
-mer to
s, the
ole t0
They
'editing
been
ek of
]e past
Pres -
o holi-
11, that
of Bay-
Aber-
Clin-
ladies
NIES ,
visited
Sitev-
i auti
0 are
1`rla-
Base
ilspn is
pleas-
• saw
t anti
as Left
Fort
been
months
MIR 01
in tlic'
came
accent -
col. 1.
ugh ter,
South
visit
for a
shortly
pax^
State
eturged
\.'three
e ranks
inst„
are all
d
1 uiet
tedin
, this
being a`-
6located
As a •
busiest
idle,
a ccnn-
drive'.
y his
eat job