HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1913-01-16, Page 111
No. 1764 -34th Year
CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16th, 1913
THE HOME PAPER'
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Haveyour •our watch,>clock, and jeweiery repaired at
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andY ou: will get satisfaction:
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feweter and Optician - - - Clinton
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.
Mr. James Tucker has soler' his
house on Princess street to Mr.
millfloor
i
nha ,s of the big g
John Shoe
who has already taken posseshion.
It is a convenient place •urd will
save Mr. Shoenhels time going to
and returning from business,
1 ADDING THERETO.
ITl News -Record has just added a
numberof fonts or new type
and is now in a better ' pori-
tion than ever to meet the job
work wants of town and country-
side, "1'b'ese additions to our ' plant
were made at a considerable out-
lay, made the greater because of the
rapid advance in the cost of prant-
ing house supplies.
i
A GOOD ENTERTAINMENT,
The entertainment given in
the
town hall onWadiesdaY evening of
last week by. Dr, Bernardo's J3oys
was one of rare enjoyment. The boys
,were exceedingly clever in the use
of various musical • instruments,
some ot which were entirely new
;to a Clinton audience, so that -their
part of the program was very much
0"a",
THE WEST( OF PRAYIIR.
Tile union services For prayer held
in the different churches during last
each even-
ing,
d eat
well attended were
att
W
eek
and the interest thus displayed
by the members of the various cors
gregatiens proved to be most en-
couraging to their several pastors..
ARMY NOTL'IS.
A special service will be held in the
S. A. hall on Sunday evening next
when there will be an enrollment of
soldiers. Adjutant Smith of
London will he present and eon -
duct the services. A number of
new eotrterts:.have been gathered in
during the past feww months, who
will . be duly, sworn in and enrolled,
Lieut. Air.,iworth was in Seaforth
on Sunday conducting the services
for the S. A. there,
. appreciated, Then the . work which
is being done by this Home was ex.-
p
rained and illustrated by pictures,
t=.
a
Bank
much valuable information beingg
lIoj Thea who
as not large but those
tend frit amply repaid by the
ation gained and by the ex -
1 celleneo and unique character: of the
entertainment given.
OF CANADA.
Capital Authorized $26,000,000
Capital Paid-up 11,500,000
Reset ve and Undivided Profits 12,,500,,00 0
Total Assets wide connection. Interest
325Branches. id
I)ebosits.Generala
en with regard to it. The attend -
0000 w
' did at
Information
tgrta
Ta:IE
1 The
after •
pointe
committee
Morris
A's
TOWN COUNCIL.
d mem
town
tt
the 0
hers -elect of i
With world w allows
B IBanking business transacted taking the oaths of office ap-
pointed d the following as a
ClintonBranch : Canteen, Ford and
R. E. MANNING, Manager 'Morrish,
Council met at noon on Monday and
The label tells the story
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Wheat 000.
Oats 80e to 34e.,
Paas 90e to $1.00.
c.
dcto55•
Barley 8.
Butter 24c to 250.
Eggs 30e.
Live Hogs' $8.10.
WOODMPN jOl FIC'E�RS.
A SPLENDID. CAR.
s
r to
cafe th �
S
Mr. John Dodds 01
in town recently and in conversation
tion with The News -Record said "I
brought any ear up the other day
to have it gone over by the Clin-
ton
lin
ton -Motor Car Company ao that it
will be in readiness when the sea-
son re -opens. 1 ain delighted' with
the car. It has been a time and
money saver for me and my ,satis-
faction'is so complete that I always
put: in a good word for the builders,
the Clinton Company, whenever pos-
sible."
loarmwoonammararowsrararemorm
i
• of the labours of this
ittees
0 ami'h obstandsi'tt etc g committee e
Ire ons
INCORPORATED D 1555.
Progress for Five Years -1906-11
Record of
1000 1911
CAPITAL . $3,000,000 $4,000,000
RESERVE . . 3,000,000 4,600,000 -
. 23,677,730 35,042,811
DEPOSITSN
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS 27,457,090 4S� �7,S?.S�
;3U
OU
19.
i
TOTAL ASSETS a . '
s
in all
de
nt
Has I� Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents
the Principal Cities of the World.
A GENE&AL BANKiNG BUSINESS TRANSACTED
GS BANK DEPARTMENT
SAVINGS
all Branebee, Interest allowed at highest current rate.
at
Mr the year were feet as follows,
®Q�o the first mentioned in each being Tam program al the missionary
chairman
Street—Ford, Paisley, Cantelon meeting .01 the League on Monday
It
an ,and' Mason, evening was taken for the 'nest
Thomp- I r byladies of the W. M. St a
Paisley and 1 p pat
rU
—C'luli 1
Props y , � number of whom took up the study
of a chapter in the book,
China," very interestingly, Mrs. -"1'. •
E. East contributed a solo and Br1s.
Bowlby gave a reading. Mrs. Can-
telon, head et the Missionary de-
partment, occupied the chair.
Bylaws—Paisley, Cantelon, and DISTRICT L. 0. L. MEETING.
Thompson.
Finance ,Thompson, NIorrtsk and
The annual meeting of Mullett pie-
held
on r
ue
sda
s ha o y.
was -Wet
L.
O.L. �
--Mason. •
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M
1 ;-
4 Eo to v
Court of Revision—Gibbings, Pais -and was. well attended. The
ley, Canteen, C1u3 and 'lhontp- 1118 officers were !elected tor 1913:
son. • Master, D. N. Watson,
Special—C'luff, Cantelon arid, Ford. Deputy, Rob't, Watkins.
Peter :Cantelon and John Wiseman Chaplain, Rev, L'. B. Jcaking
.'
were appointed auditors, Ar, Cyan
'file Woodmen of tate World elected
the following officers for 1913 at
their recent annual meeting
Past 0, C., .Chas. Witty.
C. C., Onslow Crieh,
A. L., . J. Cook.
Banker, A. Cantelon.
Clerk and 'treasurer, T. Cottle.
Watchman, R. Tasker. .,
Sentry, E. J. Johnson.,
Medical Health Officer, Dr. Shear.
Personals
Mr. .John Sutter was in ,Stratford
this "week.
Misses Shirley Bawden and Reta
i av
on Ird
r in London
Herman were
Mrs, Hamer Smith of Toronto was
in town for a few days last week.
Miss Beatrice Greene visited Fuller-
ton •friends from Thursday to Mon -
FIVE TIMES ELECTED.
Mr. James Ilarltley, formerly of this
number �
f
'anumb
whohas
county and
c nt
Y
relatives in and about Clinton, , has
for the filth time been eleeibd reeve
of the united townships of Macdon-
ald, Aberdeen and 'Meredith and by a
great big majority. Mr. Batkley
will 'always have a warm spot 10 his
heart. for old Huron and in'remitt-
ing bis sub. to The News -Re-
cord friends
his
old
fr e
cord ho extends to
the seasons greetings.
WESLEY CHURCH.'
Rev. R. J. McCormick of I•Ioimes-
ville preached morning and evening
on Sunday in the interests of mis-
• Ecu
lari
r particularly,
more Y
p
inspresenting
so
the claims of the Forward' Move-
ment. At the evening service Mr.
Lloyd Walken sang a solo in good
voice. -
Next Sunday 'Par. Gibson' of Lon-
don, a prominent layman, will pre-
sent another phase. of the question
etin
of missions and the annual ori g
and subscription will be taken.
Giuton Branch r;•*E. Dowding, Manager
C dier a trustee of the Collegiate, D.
L Macpherson a member of the
!local board of health and Dr. Shaw
to the public Ramey board..
The following resolutions were ad-
opted : he ti and el
l ' Ford—Morrish—The matter 1 held
the t annus g
son,
Fire and Water—Morrish, .Ford and
'Cantelon.
Cemetery—Cantelon, Mason and
Thompson.
Charity—Paisley:, Cluff and Morrish.
Park—Mason, iiLarr01li and.Ford.
rho New
Mrs Higgins of lorolito is the
guest of NIr,-and Mrs, Wm, Gra-;
hart. '
Mr, J. A, Irwin -will give' mission-
ary addresses in`Teeswater on -Sim
day , next,
Miss Roea Lyon of Londeshor0 was
a week -end visitor witb Miss sic
L•'wan of town.
Mr. Geo, Ross,. Chief Superintendent
of the .Post Office department, was
in town on Friday, -
Miss Sutter of Stratford'_ visited her
Jirother, Mr,' J, Sutteeoftown,.
Tuesday.
n It
Monday and Y
Y
and Miss
Mar-
ion
: iron
Mrs. (Dr.) -Thompson
ion were guests of Fullatton fri-
ends over the week -col.
Mr. Frank Williams went to Wood-
stock yesterday to attend the
Cheesemakers' convention.
Mrs, Jas, McIntyre Ras gore .to
London to take a position and ex-
pects to remain .in that city for
some time.
Mr, Jack McCaughey of the Onion
Bank staff, Goderich, spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
J'. McCaughey,
Mr. Alfred Owen, New York, pre-
sident of the Clinton Knitting Com-
pany, wab in town fora couple at
days this week.
Mr.. James Howe and :Mr. W. ate -
Connell, after a visit' 01 some
weeks at their biomes in town,
left for the west yesterday.
Miss Ward, --principal of the Busi-
ness College, r'eterned'last - week
after a holiday spent at her home
In the Sunny State of Maryland.
Messrs. Alex. and John Dawson of
guests
r the, c
Pearson, Iowa, were g
last. week of Mr. and Mrs. R. .1.
C'lulf, being cousins of the latter,
Mr. Gordon Cuninghame spent a fou- -
ple of days hunting at the Lake
Monday
last week, returning
Shore last vee
morning with his game hag not ex-
actly bulging, yet by no tueah8 .
e1111,'ty.
ale. and Mrs.' W C. O'Neil lett on
Monday for a trip to Bermuda.
Mr, O'Neil has not been enjoying -
good health for some little i ince
and it is hoped that a complete
separation from business earth In
e
unit
the balm
.climate
of the Y
to
I
old
his him to
•e
isle will restore
time vigor.
Mr. A. 0. Paltison lett yesterday
morning for a trip to the warbler
and more congenial climate of Ar-
kansas, where 11e will spend a few
weeks. He was aeeompanied by
his son, Mr. Edgar Pattison of
Brucefieid. Mr. holly or Toronto
'is relieving agoht at Clinton dur-
' ing Mr. Pattison's abseree, -
Mr. W. Jackson Went to Toronto
yesterday to attend the wedding
of Miss Kate Taylor, daughter of
Mr. Andrew Taylor, a prominent
railroad' man well known in Clin-
ton. The event 'took place in
Blom: street Presbyterian church
last evening. Miss Taylor was on
more than, one ecc0sion the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. W. Jackson.
Rev. G. F. Salton, now pastor of
the Mo0sejaw Methodist church,
ate at one time pastor of tie old
Rattenbury street eIio 0Iu, Clinton,
liah been invited to the Fort
Rouge Methodist clutch, Winnipeg•
1111 wife is a daughter of the late
Daniel. Cordon of Clo'derich, Miss
Myna Middleton, daughter of Mr.
John Mtiddleton of Goderich town -
hip, was for a time legditig sol-
oist in the choir of Mr, Salton's
present church.
Mr. Wm. Currie arrived Monday ev-
ening after an absence 01 nine
North Dakota,
years at Gardner, o
whither he first went a score and
seven }rears, ago. He is a native
of - Goderich township, ]las a stun-
ber of relatives• still resident there
and yet owns the old farm, Mr.
Currie !naturally' noticed many
all -
Meld
d' an
r shot is a
n
s hoc l
chs e
rug
improvement in general.
Needless to say he has been
warmly welcomed by relatives and
old associates who will unite in
making his stag a pleasant one. In
reply to a .query as to 110W Pro-
hibition w.orlcs in North Dakota
MO. Currie said : "It's all right
and we woulrin't• thiltk of repeal-
ing it. To the small towns and'
there is
r Gt
ical-
Uhca
' actP
rural diatr
ly no sale of liquor, though: is the
fall in harvest and threshing,
when there is a floating popula-
tion, there le some "bootlegging"
done. The, outst:uldin•g feature of
the peolaabitory law is that . our
young people are growing up with-
out any per:meat knowledge or the
par-xi/elm Do you know when I'
went . out into one of The other
states without Prohibition 10 toot
ad queae to'see people 1'ne up at
a bar." .
ANOTHER MAI[, ROUTE.-: -
Another mail route, to be served
from Clinton will probably he' as
follows '
West to the lath con., south to
2nd of Stanley and to Glen's cor-
ner, west -to 4012 eon., south to
Makins' sideroad, east to 2nd, con„
!me-
rlon
north to Glen's corner, east to..on-
tion Road, South to lg miles from
13rucefield, east to 2nd of TUeker-
smith, north to school, west to
London Road• and north to Clinton.
LITTLE LOCALS.
Stock-
'�'aking
Sale!
Stock` taking is the next thing on
e program here and that means
th pg time for our annual
that it's again
sale. Everybody that is acquainted
with this store, knows full well
what that means and appreciates the
fact, when we run a sale it stands
for something, We always reduce
in-
ventory.
as low as possible, before
car-
ventory. Theles no money 1
ring goods from one season to the
next.
• Cost
Regardless of
Overcoate
and
1
es.
hus
G
oR
�
Every
men's overcoats stale price $ 7 90
$10 00
12 00 -
15 00
22 '00
25
00
2 50 boys' overcoats
'1 00 "
h 06
('1 75 ,a
7 75 youth's overcoats
lpayany man or boy well to
Yt.wll
an overcaat at the sale, even if you d
require one until ne'ct season. C
early slid get your choice.
« 8 90
11 90
ti 10 90
19 90:
1 90
2 90
990 -
4 90
5 90
21
;
THE MORB1Sli CLOTHING
CLINTON, ,, oNT.mralo
Furnishers "To Men Who Cane."
• r
buy
O0' 0
0010
Iter. -Secretary, John Bullard.
Fin. -Secretary, P. Canteen.
In:easuter, Fred Scarlett,
D of C., D. Cantelon.
Sentry, D.' S. 'Clult. .j
In the evening the Scarlet Chapter
Id their annual meeting ' a
of e - I 'n officers:
octric wiring and other. electric light C. in C. J. Scarlett.
matters be left in the hands of the 1.. in
, , J. Benny.
Property and Electric Light 'Com-' Ex -C. in C., R. J. Cleft.
mince, Chaplain, A. McCreary.
1 Thompson—Ford—That the Clerk Herald at Arms, John Duller,
be instructed to procure fifty lamps Lecturer, Peter Cantelon.
of each following size 25-10-80-100 1st Conductor, James Campbehl.
1 watt tungsten lamps, Edison base, 2nd Conductor, Cr. Doherty.
rich
' odaMcElroy.
G N4c
e 7.
—That the raidY
Herald,Ie
, •rlsh .I
— of 0
ro
id M
Township Council be given the use I. Herald, Fred Scarlett,
of the board room for the building
of their council meetings free of DEATH OF D. MACDONALD•
charge for the year 1918. The funeral of Denman Macdonald,
I Thompson Chill—That a bylaw be
wine died at Saskatoon, Bask., on
prepared for the purpose of adjusting the Oth inst., and' whose remains
ithe collection of taxes, that thereached here at noon yesterday,, took
ratepayers may be permitted to pay
place in the'afternoon from the un-
their taxes in two installments in- derta'kang rooms of Atkinson &Dun-
stead ot one each year as at 1�L0 • ford. It was under the auspices of
sent. the Masonic Lodge,,, of which the de,
1 Paisley-Thompson.—Ttat all the ceased had been a member. The ser
papers connected with the Motor Car vice of the Presbyterian ahtirch was
including the agree'e left bt . the Rev, D. K. Grant.
Company, g conducted -by I
b
e
le
f
t
same as a
land the bylaw ot the In early life Mr. Macdonald w
1Ii1theC0 table to be investigated by resident on the London Road, on the
I the council, pier•
of farm noW owned by Mr. G. B. Han
�: Cantelon -M Ca1That the o ley. In 1871 he went to Winnipi:g
Drummond McCall and 0110 22 ny in and labor to tlie mining district of
settlement of rheic lien he accepted Montana;
where he regn,ained until
pay d
authorized I Y returned
surf i
and the treasurer filteeT' years agog when he
1.110 -
to e Clintonen-
ter
out of the to Clinton. here he remained 1,
ter Car Co's payment. til two years ago when he went
Thompson—Ford—That a donation west again, locating in $askatch-
of $10 he made to^ the Hospital for swan•
Sick Children. Hie surviving relatives are his xis-
Committee.
oma ince'Al.
Street C well of l r
e rt of m. La]
R po ter, Mrs. W
The .only report your committee has
00 make this evening is in refer-
ence to letting contract for snow
plowing. We have received two ten-
ders, one^ front Oreo Bros, and the;
Both
these
E�11'ott'.
-Bot
1
from
Wm t
other er fro
� -
tenclors are the same Arica: We re-
commend that two plows he given
W. Elliott and one to Oree Bros. at
30e ,per `hour.—•J: it. Ford, Chair -
Popular Preacher and Pastor
v does your
C;ood Morning 1
How 3
sub. to 'l'lie News -Record read ?
A. meeting of the Publicity Assoc
ration will be held in Coclerich on
Friday afternoon.
will meet at
the
n
The W. 0.T. T.,
home of Mrs. J. A. Irwin at three
o'clock Friday afternoon,
The Women's Institute will meet'
next Thursday afternoon at the home
ot the president Mrs. Munroe, and
a full attendance Is requested.
ONT. ST. CHURCH.
Special evangelistic services for
his
1 an being in It
eld
le
people g
young1
p
week. Rev. Mt. Ford of Weal y
cheat will address the meeting
this, (Thursday) evening. the meet-.
ings will he ' contieued on. -uuday
and each evening next week: all
hearty invitation is extended to
to attend these services.
The W. 011. 5, held their monthly
meeting and tea on Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Geo. fuavie.
The Society is preparing to hold a
celebration of its twenty-fifth an-
nirer.S'ary. ^-
"
HURON COUNTY IS GCI::\TC1'iDR1
Of the 20 municipalities in Huron
County 14 have secured local option
while Goderich, Winghal'n, Exeter,
Brussels and Wroxeter and the town-
ships of McKillop and Stephen Have
given large majorities against licen-
ses, though not the necessary three-
fifths tion.
re lora o
fitLI1S to secure p
'Ilene will likely be campaigns this
year in Seaforth, Blyth, and Brus-
sels ; albo Slay Township end these
are. the'only places that Will vote in
.January 1914, The `Town of Goclex-
ich can vote in 1915, and will like-
ly do so. After May Huron County
will be over half dry.
Rev. S. J. Aliirl
eiai
t c i
series o
u •in � a p
nd t
'S CU t}
hot b
w
services in tile Ontario street
church without the assistance
of any outside evangelist.
uian.
Lighting House of Reftege.
In eonnecklon with the I-IydroEl-
Scafo>rth ; Robt: McMwrray, Bayftold,
ectric proposition I beg -to say thet ,� John Scarlett t Wm rious 1= Kenny oathIMS
p
3 referred the question of our cup- 1ICillop: The
lying light • to elle House of P,eluge I rented were of etch t as n1ii•e,
't+� Nar. Tope eta hesrnds me a te- 101ticers were elected.
pry to the effect that he laid the Master, ,John Scarlett, Winthrop.
1111211x.. before the 130ard and. was ;Deputy, Wm. Kenny, Winthrop.
illserlicLe1 to • say •that under the l Chaplain, Geo, Vanclorburgh, .Pot -
p1 av 11011 of the Power. Commission 1 tee's Hill.
Act the alunieipal1ties are authorized. Recorder, Peter Clsnteloll, illinto
to fnrnisli pewee 'outside tke Muiica- Treasurer, rkos. Kearns,
Bay -
4
urra r
0;14$
Itobt
A'i y,
+Cllr ler TS
C n:, Cat e
lave the a L
IX, 1
1 c L
;•vu 1
Of' 1.11 iso Y
�'oF tri,. townshlit the,] are seating, ( field, Jnr. Ii:utellinsan, SOeeaort8t„
Itogether wrath the consent of the Caesars, John McElroy, Blytk, Jas.
ITyd1.o 1 leet1iu Power Commission 1 Campbell, "Winthrop,
and there slt0t11(1 be no difficulty in Standard Bea/aces, i1cl. Mete See -
obtaining both or 411ese. You12114/14 I forth, John':Bullar'd, Seaforth. lad,
1 Co,nniittee Jolla h 1
Itimdly' bring then to the attention0
t theper time.-- I Elliott T Monag an,
bort, who returned tram the wea'
With the remains, and one brother,
Mr. Dan. Macdonald of Gloderioht.
HTS.
C KNIGHTS.
CI
MEETING OF DLA
Baufield.
Bayfield will sfiertly- receive better
155
postal facilities . than ever before
its history, That is, 'instead for
h
having two mails arrive here in the
evening, one en the heels of the other' -
as it were, the first will arrive short-
ly after One o'clock, so that we �rnay,
read the city dailies when enjoying
our after-dinner rest,' The seconut
mail ought to reach here at 7:30'
and bring in the evening papers. -
Outgoing mail can then be despatch-
ed the
! and i
ed in the morning a
;mid-
dle of the afternoon. '!'here wilt
also be three rural main routes
meaning out of Bayfield, two into.
GOderiehtownship and one into Stan-
ley. It will 'thus be seen that se
far as the Postofhce Department is.
mete*
3a fiCld is t0 rL e
concerned L
o Day
field
consideration and that our
citizens will appreciate it we have
no doubt whatever.
Mr. Louis Wild ot Nelcoma, Nadia
des um
Dakota, is spending a few wet
der the parental roof.
The village council :net at Clevele
a. 10. on Monday and atter tailing
the statutory declarations of olMee
annotated the following officers for
the current year :
Clerk, H. W. Erwin:
Treasurer, :John Whiddon,
Assessor', ('has,. Tippet;
Auditors, John Pollock and ,Jolla
Patoea
cnr.
Truant Officer, Thomas Cameron.:
Medical Health Officer, Dr. Woods.,
The reeve, clerk, NI. H. 0. and Mr'.
Tilos. Cameron are the board of
health.
The At home and dance to be
held in the -town ball on Friday pe-
ening or this week promises to be
a very pleasant and 'successful af-
fair. The committee of ' manage-
ment are : John Parker, 5.I -tar -
risen, W', H. Johnston, and 'Dr.
Smith with Mr. G. E. Greenslade
as secretary.
Jubilee Proceptory No. 101Black
Knights of Ireland, held their Ma-
nual meeting tri the Orange hall oa
Friday: afternoon. last, with a good
attendance. Among those present
from out of town were : Ed, Mole,
THE NEW PARISH PRIEST,
Rev, Father Dunn, who for the
past two years has been priest of
St, Josephs 'parbdh, has been trans-
ferred
s
ferred to London and is succeeded
by Rev, Father John -Hogan of St.
'limas, -who has already taken
charge. Father Hogan is a native
of Asbfield and prior to his arrival
here was acquainted with many of
his sew parishoners. He will cele-
brate his first mass in St. :Joseph's
church on Sunday next.
Father Hogan has for the past
four years been in St. Thomas and
united parishes "aid Father West ae-
ferred on Sunday to his departure
as a source ' of regret to himself and
kis parishioners. dile was pleased
though to note that the move 'wan
a prosnotioa and,he was sure sue -
sew
hold, i his a
follow n
cess would o
A LITTLE SURPRISE 1
Tha Floe-Hundreal Club met at the
home of lir.. and tars: John Tor-
rance on Monday evening, the meet-
ing being held on Monday ao that
Mr: .John, Crooks, who was leaving
town Tuesday, might be able
to attend. The eveuing''passed pleas-
antly, ae such gatherings usually
do, and'Before its close Mr. y':roots
was presetulted ay the Club wialn a
1ittlo. remembrance in the siiapc of a
bachelor's kit, 184e preeiintateon be -
made by Dr; Axon in a meat and
ape sposek Mr, (awoke
was ' eompletely surprised but made a
i�1ds
: lc his
fi et
thanking 1 to
t ie 3
suitable su1 reply,
for the gift and ler the th.ouglatlml- i ? '1'110 label tells the sCory,
.aess which 'lead prompted it, find rcael '
aesurin4 them that he would ' long 1;O'I'itl OF Stamm.
remember this eveaittg. lar. Crooks
to pognlar wt.* 13 as area, of 'lt}iends Our Meal grocers 10pOr2 an abund-
Schoen a q,. and -
anal - 'the fern weeks he spend* • in 91140 ot butter offering, indeed they
to W 'eh 'Ala- town daring' On winter ranettrs fit- I.sa7 they. Gannet recall a seesen
the .Council a pro
tp, I3rydone, Town Solicitor. CSatalay, D. `r•' PinP.noy, D. Feta >•aiyq Pootn Go
Progressive.
Mr. W. II, Lobb, who is well
known as one of the most progres-
sive tarmees of Huron County, has
given another evidence of his enter-
pram
nter-pr o by installing a tw'o•and-a-hall'
horsepower lighting and power plant
on his farm on the Maitland con-
cession.
The plant consists of an automa-
tic gasoline engine with an electric
motor attachment. It is an eighty
light machine, that is, it will deve-
lop sufficient eleetricity for eighty
sixteen candle power lamps, it to-'
quarocl. Mr. Lobb is not yet using
that many inoancleseents, though he
has his blouse, stable and barn so
well lighted that very favorable
comparisons are mode, so far as.
quality is concerned, with the light-
ing plants ot nearby towns. power for
for
plant also furnis110s
pumping, churning, running an em-
ery grinder and is 'also to be at-
tached to the washing ntaahire.
and power -
' t
1 h
• the 1p.
Souseful has g
proved to be, although in use only
a short time,. that the family are
already ' tvonclering how they ever
got along without it. i ed
Since the plant has been instal
there has been an unusually large
number of visitors to the Lobb
homestead and now that rho way
has been blazed it is very probable
that other go-a1eede will install
1
similar lighting and power pants.
GOOD MORNTNG 1
Good Morning ! 'dear reaitee, Ilow
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Mr. W.
Lobb.