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Hensall •, "
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•i: t'iled to', Ideri'].y BeaOl%.has e.uA
+ tigeles Cal, ,4111ex, spending• the.
as
lt tiith 'his ,:parent's •heLe:
MLsMokin
le dau ]lint Miss'
and„1 1. .&,
•.'Ij5ora,`have tett-wiled to their: bolts iii
djnonton; Alberta, after a,yhsi, heLe`
;villi the;i farmer's sister, ,Nlrs Ca}
lin .Miss Mtirie Carlin• acconvpanied
theta to the Alberta, capital and will
probably`be absent for some time.
`;]fSs Boville of Detroit'has. been a:
`` uera,t `at''the'llonie of Mr: jam.Coul'-
(� s 4Y iItes Idol hili has rettirnert
r o tern
it With 'friends in.111 S
of teL . a
ds been visit-
.
isi
;.,. Mrs. Bell Of �DetroLL•ha t-
1.
',big her aunt, 'Mrs. I- laugh;.VlcDopald.
A large number '•of'Hensall citizens. i
visited the .'Toronto Fair last, week, ' letter's sister, ;Mrs: George MbChinch
Mr, G. C Pett T as returned from ey o'n Sunday last.
n trip through t'lip• West.-
Mr. Andrew Miller. of Jamestown
1 1,
fotiT was the guest 9f Mr, Harvey ;Hold
Mrs.. 'John'•Pope has -returned �,
visit to the''�ve5t, Misses ov'er. ythe weel.end.
a i s t and
Mr:+ and Mrsi' John A idol o h
Mrs• avrre .lrfn To and r and Mrs' Win. Anderson', from
Agnes have returned froiii Toronto M
and will spend the autumn at their North 'Dakota; were guests at the
borne here• home: of Mr. Geo; 'Johnston 'on Sun-,
Geo. Brown was a Toronto Fair day last.
sit, r eoThe News -Record to Jan. 1915 for
r.tur last week' peon, also visited or to Jan.'1910 for $1.00.
Ther
Mr. F. Ruse of 1Tampton, who has:250• o passed., to her reward a }ver -
been k on
ill.
Work on the neer town' hall has .thy soul in the person of Mrs. Wag -
been seriously delayed by the non -an, ner, who died at ,the hone of her
rival of material . from British Col- son-in-law, Mr. D. J. Mc0linchey, on
uinbia. `. Friday.' The late Mrs. Wagner was
The HuronPresbytery and Presby- seventy-six years of age and had been
;
terial of Huron gathered' in - Carmel for many years a resilient of Hay
church on Tuesday of last week. township, being among the pioneers.
Rev,, Ben. Smillie was ordained and She was a kind andloving mother
set apart for the work in India. I•Iis and a devoted Christian, being a
sister has also offered herself and +member of the Lutheran cliiirch, Ziir
they will leave shortly for the for- ich, for many years. She is surviv-
eige field. ori by a family of six, two sons and
Cour daughters. Her husband died
fourteen years ago. The remains were
taken to Zurich, for interment, the
funeral taking place on Sundarp af-
ternoon and being. largely attended.
There will be a big crowd of Stan.
wta>nieyi1Tow.nship
;(;o ge
`e r Tolnlsttine' wile :haS
Mr. �. �.
been ,v siting friends , at! lititl[si,''ue
A 'oh. etas returiell dome.
1i t.•
r hased
Mr.Roti�l. Sllaolttnan ,lids Ptt 4
a new bean threshing machine With'all .
the. modern inprovemebts':wbich he,
intends to run with ` sixteen .ligrsc
power :gasoline engine,
Mr. Wellington Ellidtt sold a good
horse to atSeaforbiz buyer to he used:
fol the war ,a.,few days ago
'P
'William l a to"r 'stili cd a' ear
Mr. 1 y_.,. I i „
load of Cattle.rtd 'I'oronio on 'Sainte,
day' Iasi . '
.an
'thele
r roe d
Stanley �townalt p d�,
are no butter in the wl,le count[ y;,
are•hol at their very best.
'1V1r.;•1), J.. Stepllensoiu and Mrs.
Stepheason'were thasiteste of the.;
British Apprentices,
ere W Thi ou ''1 Trained. ur $� Y
f�to l
oo 1.
' ie b h a
r W. 11, yGatts;' bi
lYl .
Slioo::•.:gnen li',"a fle14y5 01 '1)evontl}lro,
a iglandp ! ' ' Lt tit as• ;there alai Uh '
learned his. ,ti ado '• and
*16,-1010,*, ing
copy, • of lus 'appt enl iccl hip lndennL6,'
the._usual onto at that ttmr 'ertiows
that' his period Uf ti wining teas a
length}i one, anti that he had to be a
teal_ good boyi diming tits
'"This fniten'ture tviinogecbh.thht tivn
'arni •13ere path W'attS, a' eel thirteen
li. 1 .r g
ys:lais son o.$ Geoiae : Watts of Vele
in ";the t'ris
a.li'oCklliraeonabo ,ill ., tlho
Co fi ty-of Devon+ laborer,: by and
withconseiftl`and,.appirohation of itis'
said 1attier •,doth put himself appren
5ico:• to John Lay of: tlfraoontbe in
the said county, Boot 4-tt(1 Sl oentak-,
cr;; to learn -his art and -with _,hippo, of
ter the Manner of ion,'apprentice to
sctvo,front the day of 'this date' hereof
un]id the frill. and and terie'of' -seven
years from thence next folloivfug, to,.
be ,;fully, complete and ended, - during
which steriti the said apprentice his
master shall faithfully serve'; hiss
secrets keep;, his ;lawful commands
everywhere gladly do, he shall do no
damage to' his said master not
see .to be done : of others but,
to his power shall tell or forth
With give warming to his said master
of ,the, same he shall not wvaste toe
goods of his Said master nor tend
thein unlawfully to 'any he shall not
eommitfornication nor; contract mat-'
rimony within the said term he shall
not play" ab cards, dice tables or'any
other unlawful games whereby his
said master may • have any loss with
,his own goods on, others within the
said term without license of=his' said
master he :.shall neither buy or sell
he shall not haunt •taverns or play-
houses nor absent himself froiu his
said master's service day or night
unlawfully but in all things as a
faithful apprentice he shall behave
himself towards his said master and
ley people in Bayfield on the 30th all Inc during the said tern. And
inst, to attend the Fair. - the said .John Lay shall in ,consider -
The '
- •I al
The following is clipped front a ation of tin good and thful ser-
Winfield Kansas, paper and refers to vice of the said apprentice aforesaid
an old Stanley boy, member of a well his said apprentice in the art of hoot
known township family, whose death and shoemaking which be useth by
was chronicled a couple of weeks ago : the best means . that he can shall
"Mr. Samuel Stewart, living three teach and.. instruct or cause to be
miles south of town, died August 21, taught and instructed finding unto the
after a few days retirement from an said apprentice shoes and aprons and
active and useful life. FIle passing wages as follows : 'In the first year
was in' perfect harmony with his one shilling per week the second year
life ; it could not have been more to .one shilling per week the third one'
his wishes. Quickly and quietly his shilling and sixpence per week the
earthly career was closed. fourth }czar three shillings per week
The world has been blessed by lits the fifth year four shillings per week
having lived in ib Ar friend in the sixth year five shillings per week
speaking of his character said he was and the seventh and last year six
often reminded of our Savior's ` de- shillings per week during the said
scription of Nathaniel, "an isrealite term. And for the true performance
indeed, in whom is no guile." of all and every the 'said convenantis
Mr. Stewart was born in Leeds and agrei.ntents either of the • said
county, Canada in the year of 1838. parties bindeth himself unto the otli-
Ile moved to Missouri in 1868, where er by these preilents. 1n witness
he was united in marriage to Miss Jes- thereof the parties above named to
was united in marriage to Miss•JeS- these indentures interchangeably have
sir, Campbell two years later. To put their hands and seals the sixth
theist six children were born. lit 1889 day of IIay in the thirty-fourth year
they came to Cowley. County', neat: of the reign of our Soverign Lady,
Burden, where they lived until mot•- Victoria bj the Grace of God of the
ing to their present home south Of Untied Kingdom of Great Britain and
Winfield, fourteen years ago. Ireland Queen, Defender of the Faith,
Funeral services wove held at their and in the year of our Lord oris
home Saturday at 2 o'clock under: thousand eight hundred aad seventy -
the auspices of the Christian Science one. -Signed sealed and delivered in
church in the presence of a host of the presence of John (uteline Wil -
friends and -relatives, The body was 'liani I3erepatii Watts, George Watts,
John Lay.”
Zurich
Mr, Fred Flowald has gone to Wa-
terloo Seminary to begin a prepara-
tion 'sic
r
tion for the aunt r
Miss Dorothy Truemner has return-
ed to Toronto after a visit with her
parents, here,
Mr. Marshall Zeller of the . Royal
Bank staff, Mount Forest, visited his
home here for a few days.
Miss Elizabeth Rennie has returned
from a visit in Rdgina and the west.
Mrs. Peter Bender spent last week
with Brantford friends.
Miss 'Vera Siebert has, returned
home from a visit of some weeks in
Berlin.
News -Record Means News -Loader.
Encourage Exhibits_ at Fair
" GClDE1ZiC11 I\TDTISIRIAL -FAIP
t0' be held, on •Monday, TueS(lay and.
Wednesday, Septernber 21st, 22nd
and 23rd, ;
stand
grand ' Usital• attractions, of F,
and track,great Speed tccsts; champ:
jtlnship•loot races between Huron and
Bruce. " h'ruit, Cattle and Domestic
..Arts classes well "'filled. Come and
halve• a good; day's outing.
.-Farmers Offer ..to `Help.
Review.
('[i�incaLdhiell )
The suggestion ' 'ofatruce' •C'oltnty-
f
Paimcr 'that, each'-,farrrier n Bru Ge
giVei biisltels, of o5`ts''llap niet,
With a ,general response.,, • :'Another'.
farther, an. 1-Dx-County . Uooncillor,
suggests that- a 'mill On ;the dollar.
be raised:'as•was done' in Peel County'
and that'auyone wishing` to. do further
'could: do so Elther';suggestion is good
enough if acted -upon. AR' cities; and'
towns are doing their part,' but otiv;.
Jug to the difficulty of 'canvassing the "
country districts, ;farmers who Would
be glad_to contribute may not ,be
ask This is a time when the far-
mer is the, only : ipan vvlio• can face
the winter without fear. He is one
of the few who will profit by the
war. ' He will not have to support
neighbors, who are in want, as towns-
people tvrll have, to do next winter, Wo
•t c 'C om armars
Farmers matte a, grave mistake,
says an exchange, who do not encour-
age their, sons, daughters -and -hired
help to take part in local agricultur-
al exhibitions. It gives all concerned
even the whole cotnmunity, a com-
mon interest in the success of exhib-
its from their own locality. We have
often noticed the real interest that
centres around the shelving at the
local fair of a colt, driving horse,
carriage or agricultural team. in
the case of a lady drivel: or, equistrin-
ne all the young fellows in the town-
ship who know her are watching ear-
nestly and hoping she. will win.
Around the cattle, sheep, swine, and
poultry pens centres varied 6151 1:0t5 laid in its final resting place . hi. the
and the chaps who lose de- highland cemetery, a beautiful spot
termine there and tlhen ilial
next year they will show a win -
nor and set about • the contract
with renewed energy and ambition, In
the home the commendable spirit of
rivalry . obtains. 'file . prim quilt,
piecc'01 fancy work, butter or- plate
of cooking, bread or buns, cre-
ates a local interest that nearly sl -
ways bears 'good fruit. Encourage the
boys and girls, then,. to get some-
thing ready to show at the Fall
Fait at Bayfield, Sept. 29511 and
.30th.
hope to hear Bite try f
Setting an example before,. others by,
their. liberality.
Farmers are vitally interested in
the success of British arms, particu-
larly in the success of the 'British inlet
FIow much would their grain or .cat-
tle be worth 1 the • British fleet fail-
ed to keep open the transatlantic lane
on which they go to the :British mar-
ket ? Yet that is only a sordid con-
sideration as compared with the hun-
dred years of peace we enjoyed is
Canada just because„ Britain's navy
was kept up to a standard which
made it respected. Until a few years
ago we did nothing in rotate for all,
the blessings we enjoyed through Brit
isit supremacyon the high seas. Let
us matte up for that and de it glad-
ly. Let the measure be full, pressed
down and running over.
The News -Record to Jan. 1915 for
PROF, 'FRANK WEAVER, • L• G.S•
Piano and Voice.: ,Specialist.
Thorough' instruction given in all
branches of voice culture and
Piano,, 15 years practical exper-
ience, Fon terns and other partic-
ulars apply
artic-
ulars,apply to;Mrs. J. W. 'Trele. v -
en at residence: -49
PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN --I AM
re commencing nit► Primate )•.Cinder-
garten on •Sept. 1st in the little
school Iron 1.30 p.in. to 4.00 p;.ms
and would like a limited number, of
.pupils''between-the ages of 4 and 7
years: Terms $1.00 per month in'
advance• -Hazel O'Neil. d6-1
N. ED. - DAIRYMEN
CREAM WA T
having' cream to sell write to 01
ovsrloolcing the Walnut river.'
News -Record means News -Leader.
•
No Better Roads
Than About Clinton
Our Soldiers Get Good Pay.
• The, Government is treating aur
Canadian soldiers with commendable
generosity' in' the shatter of pay. '
Many married men who have gone
to the. front may find that they re-
ceive more themselves 'and have more
molten for their families than if they
stayed at home or if the world was
at peace.
Canadians at the front are receiv-
ing ;61.10 a day, or $7.70 a week.
They' have 00 oicpeileo for clothing or
'ler, board arid as' even their 'tobacco
is supplied free, tberii.ls no chatty on
the pay. In addition • the fancily of
vie mataacd man will receive' 65.50 a
week by the. decision .of the Govern
ht to
is
sufficient if Ibis not
in
oral and
t
rare for their needs there is he Pa- •
Criothc Fund. to look xftcn
them.,
Many men will also receive their"
salaries while they are away. 'The
Government, however, reserves the
n
1.-
alto •t
• separation lc the c
i
' ho P
,tib
-right to 5v
to wa arc
Figuring the soldiers clothing and
board as worth , $5.00 a; week, his
;soldier's job is equal to $52.70 • in
money?.
Cutting Down The Grants.
Says Mr. E. J. Howard
of London;'
Blyth
Miss Little has retuned from a trip
through the west..
Mr. Wm. Mason has been buying
horses for remounts . for the British
army. .A number ,werei shipped from
this depot last week.
Mr. Caesar has returned to his
home in Mai ksale after a visit with
his daughter, Mrs. IL : A. Thomas.
wheels-
. Ttovvarcl is a veteran
man and has toured about in many
states of '-the Union and pretty much
1Vl31. Canada as well. He 1s thus a
-and as:lie
ti
e f
roads <
pretty
*ood
'ilii 0
i judge P 1 6
says the highways about Clinton and
particularly the streets of 'his town
ape amiong the very' best, who will
questi101 itis opinion ?
25c, or to Jan. 1916 for 61..00.
Marriages
OILLIES-ANDREWS -
Sept17511, Erma
daughter of Mr,, a
Andrews, to Fred..
1-REI•D-:[it S
16th, Mark, sill
Mr. and Mrs. Jana
Elliottof Clinton.EY-ICING,-0[h
Stewart Mcl3untcy, of
t to Sarah Elizabeth,
tier of 1VIr: and
of Turnherry to
Births
+1N -In NICICi11op,
9th, to IDL, and
a son.
Deaths
In. Clinton,
on Selena, eld
est tl and Mrs. S.
J. :q rick Fenton
Gillies,
for 'cans: We supply two'cans free.
Pay ;,all express charges and issue
cheques twice each month, charities
payable at par. We pay the high -
"est market prices consistent with
an Honest test. Testing' done by a
competent man. Each can careful-
ly weighed, sampled and tested on
arrival and statement returned..
Those in the vicinity., of Kinburn
may leave their cream with, Mr.
Hall who will deliver it here.
Write for cans and give us a trial.
-The Seaforth Creamery, Box 486,
Seaforth.
FOR SALE, -OWING TO ITv:S"I'af.-
ling Hydro in the House of Refuge
a six horsepower 'Gasoline engine,,
in first-class running, order is "offer-
ed' for. sale. For further particu-
lars apply to R. Ivhitoh, manager
nn y
House of Refuge. --48.
FARM.- FOR SALE BEING LOT II
Maitland con. Township of Colborne
consisting of 90 acres, all cleared,
clay loom and first-class wheat
land, 4 acres of young bearing "or-
chard •and small fruits, 2 good wells
Good frame dwelling with cellar un-
derneath and good barn and stables.
Driving pshed with cement pig stable
underneath.. The fences aro in good
condition. x mile 'from school, 21:
from Holmesville and 6 from Clin-
ton. Will be sold on reasonable
terms. -Apply on the premises, „ or
address 'Thos. Pennington,' Holmels-
v
rile P 0.
ELLIOT Stanley o n
Sept, est daughter
of es Reid, to
David
McBURN Sept, - 2nd,
Stew East Waw-
anosl beth, second.
daug7 Mrs: W. S.
King wnsllip.
BYERM on Septem-
ber Mrs. 11,. By
er:son
hleLl AN• -Li Godericlt, on Septem-
ber 9th, Catherine McKenzie, wi-
dow of the late John McLean, in
her: 92nd year. '
REINKE-In Eginondville, on Sept.
.,715, Louis Reinke, in his 67th
year.
Mrs. .James Blac;chorough and Miss
Irene of. Anaconda, Monsana, have
been visiting the former's mother,
Mrs. 11. Johnston Sr,, and other
friends in the vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. John Barrett and
children have returned to their home
at Rocatty ills, Sask., after a visit of •
some weeks with the former's par-
ents here.
News -Record means News -Leader:,
Increasing Grain Production.
Many farmers; when urged to 51'7
growing fall wheat, have excused
themselves on the plea that it did
not Pay , but it is likely that
for the next year or lave, there will
ho ready sails at good prices for
ever} bushel of wheat grown in C'an-
a 10 i Every farmer should endeavor
to
w visa e Isis 1roduetaou of
grain
next year ,173' putting into use • every
acre capable 'of producing it There
arc hundreds of acres in Central and
Eastern Canada, that would
site
ess
ftll. grow: fall Wheat. BY tLearilg
the land immediately, a great number
of fanners could sow at least a `few
acres this fail. No risk is being lia'lcea
in so doing, its the extra cultivation
lot: the fall wheat would' increase the
yield of a spring; sown.cr01) in the ev-
GOCiel'ICh- ent of, :the -wheat being, winter -killed.
Che,land ,vguld -only need to be .disk
Mies Lotlie A. Polley has returned ort er cultivated to 'propane it for
Mr. .i. Loans Wilson, Superinten to Alvinston to 1:5551nc lie. teaching 'spring
grain production eau also. he
aleait of Fairs and Exhibitions for the 'duties
Provinceani has written' to Mrs, Allan. Jones of New Hamburg increaser) by ploughing up' the, old
'the
of Ontario, an
secretary of the, various agrieul•-: has been visiting her parents, NIr• tutproductire, uteadows `he sti•m. limp
the l soc }
tueal outbreak
as follows Owing to and a 'Phos Cousins,
Meclical 11.sso- shouldbe. plougilettin'
shallow NOW 'and,
-the outbreak of war and the general At a meeting of i,h
iinanciai conditions' resulting there elation of Huron last week it was packed' and. disiced , and kept worked
m C ani: instructed to advise you decided that the members''' of the until autun i , 1
from,
that tile governmc�rt will be unable Association inset .gratis the famitlies
furnish expert judges for the fall of the' privates who have gone to the
to f
fairs •this'year, and will also be un front.
an 50 per cent., Mr; I�i:aek Glaris ,of l:letroit was 'a
mile to pay more than ]
.of the regular grants next year. This visitor at the home of Mr. ti Alex.
.decision has been' reluctantly arrived Sterling for a few days recently.
•at after careful consideration, and 11. Mn.` S. 17 Irick has eturneit f•com
would suggest that you advise your a visit in the Old .Country: ,t Ile
-directors at once so that they may was detained somewhat by war cru
make whatever arrangements may he itione. her, daughter
necessary under,• toe, circumstances. Mrs., '00o. Miokle and their ghter.
You will agree that the situation is Mabel have. returned to t
-one unprecedented in the history of, in Cleveland, -Ohio, after a visit
,the province and calls for sacrifices with Mrs Ed. Graham.
f• all and our co-op Miss Andrews has returned to town
,on the part o Y
. in working ,out changed con- after.. Spending the summer:with, lier
'oration
ditions 'to the best'advanita e will be sister at St. 'Phomas,
greatly,'appreaciatgcl.; News-Lteedrd means New -Leader; to be: needed.-F.C,N'.v
IUTTERMILK-ANYBODY WANT-
ing fresh buttermilk caul have"same
on Wednesday of each week at Hol-
mesville butter factory by phoning
4 on 143. -34.
FARM FOR SALE. -THIS EXEOIJ-
tor of the Southcomee estate of-
fers for sale 50 acres, being east
half of lot 28, . con. 6, Hullett, This
is a first class farm, well watered
and improved with good 'buildings
and orchard, also seven acres of
bush land. -Apply to R. J. South-
coiabe, Clinton P. 0. -24
PA'TPIRSON-In Toronto, on Sept,
3rd, Fanny E. Ross, relict of the
late Frank Paterson, formerly of
Wtngham, in her„ 61st year. .
MOORII-In Detroit, Pinch., on, Sept'
,1:0th, Maria Davis, widow of Hugh.
:Moore, formerly of Clinton.
WANTED—FURNITURE 1N. (4000.
condition for a small .louse.. Ad-
dress Box NI, Clutton —50.
10R SALE. COOKING RANGE',
also Art Souvenir bloater with ov-
en. Both in good condition. -'Phos,
E. Mackenzie Jr., 'Townsend St.
-50.
NEWS -RECORD -NEWS -LEADER.
14011-S'ILId - ENGLISH BEAGLE
Hound, tamale, tltoroughbrecl, also
pups. Will' sell reasonably. Call
and see them. Caiman H. Hoare,
C'lititon.
hors thou should be
thoroughly,.ploughccl again," ready to
he 'worked early next ,spring.,, 'Fisc
itnpoatanee,of'ploughing :the land for
next spring's crop early this seminar,
and: -keeping it worked during the
autumn lanilc't be too strongly ' ea
phasieed Those who'. are tow pract-
ising , a systematic rotation might
profitably increase the grain crop ar-
ea next year, and to those who arc
following the old meadow plait of
farming, a better opportunity 50)55
never -(Acted to change." to a system
abic rotation by breaking upthe old
sod and ,putting lin grain. It will
pay to make use, of every acre, pos-
sible in producing grain; as it is Sure
WANTED Y.-50 to 100
TO
BU
Y.-50 RM
Pr1.
tion
v d. Good lova
I 1 LO C
acres n p
To take possession 1st of March
next, Address Drawer 13., Clinton.
50-1.
CORN to
A carload 'of" corn just receiv-
ed. We are sellingit whole,,
u for
cr:acked''and finely ground, o
pcndt?i': A.1'so a carload of
bran, shorts • and. low grade
flour at reasonable prices.
h
want the t of flour,
If you 5va be ,
we have Purity, Five Roses,
Exeter, Clinton
You will make no mistake in
buying any 'of ;the above',
brands:
All kinds of grain.\vautted at
market Prices.
Get our prices on poultry deli-
vered at the Elevator,
We. are wholesale agents for
Gunn's Cured Meats.
Asv your dolaer for Gunn's
Easillrst Shortening aad Break-
fast Bacon. Prices moderate.
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. 'Trewartha, Wm. Jenkins.
Slabs for Sa
ALSO 12 INCH WOO
Stapleton Saw
Mill.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO USE PF
column for For 'Sale, Want
Found, Lost, Etc. advts. All
have tried it sap so.
THE CORNER STOIE
Live and Let Live,
Headquarters for the
Best Pickling and
Table Vinegar.
Every housekeeper who puts
up her own pickles knows the
importance of a good vinegar,
Heintz White Pickling Vinegar
is distilled from cereals and
so being free from, vegetable
matter is a perfect preserva-
live. It is absolutely pure
and wholesome of great stren-
gth and fine flavor.
ALSO ' IJEADQUARTERS FOR TIIip.
BEST PICKLING SPICES,
FOR. 0 LMUi\TSTRA'1'ION.-AN , I:L-
ectcic range: has been installed in
the hydro office and anyone wishing
to test its :efficiency' may do so by
sending down air roast of beef, . pan
of biscuits, etc:' and having same
cooked. A meter -is attached so
that the cost may be ascertained. -
E. E. I-IUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
'EMINENT, COiFFURE SP1..CIALJIS'1'
IS '001111170•
Prof, Dorenwend of the Dorenwend
Coiwpany, Toronto will, be the
Rattenbury (loam, Clinton, ..on Wed-
ncssay, September 23rd, when he
Will, be in consultation with their
many patrons in this vicinity. 'l'he
Dorenwend Company is well known
throughout the Dominion ` and their
visits here are always signalized by
activity in their. line. During the
visit there will be shown a sample
stock of the most fashionable hair-
goods•and the latest models in every
tlling"pertaining.to. 'the chair.- A spec
isil'y will,'be the .Dorenwend Sanitary
Patemb Toupee, an invention.,whichshould be examined by 'everytitan.
who is bald.' A cordial invitation is
extended to tuts people to call and
inspect these goods.,
fight School
'PEN
S
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D � t
1' �m
Tuesday and Thursday
7:30 to 9:30
LEARN WHILE •; VOU
EARN.
MI courses of study
are the same as day ses-
sions.
of
Clinton School
Commerce.
Double
Feed Doors
There is no danger of hit-
ting 'the sides and spilling
coal all over the floor with
the big Sunshine feed doors..
These doors wi 1 admit a
large chunk of wood, too..
Our local agent will
show you this and
many other "Sunshine" -
advantages. Send for
free booklet.
M`r clary
Sunshine
Furnace_
BYAM & SOWER
Sanitary, Plumbers Pilon
F. 'VVVard,'B.A., ?&Accts
Principal.
Are Yoii
Using
Glasses
Many people are using glas
but many more should.
they did it -would save th
eye strain, causing headacl
and preserve the sight ton
A proper test by an
optician will tell.
Let us make the test
your?
.
A. J. GRIG
Optician
Jeweler and Issuer of Marra
Licenses.
News -.Record to end of year ler