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January 23rd 1913
GOOD MORNING ! Stanrnli✓rhill.
Good Morning ! dear reader, flow-
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')'he Ncivs-Record leads for Town
and Township Mows,
Mrs. John Jol netonc lies had .bwo
of her daughters visit her of late,
Mrs, FI'ofimeni of Port Huron r and
Mrs T. Smith of Crosswell, Mich.
The latter was aceompanted by her
two daughters, Hattie, and Stella.
Town
The News-Jitterd leads for 1 vv
and Township News,
sasiUmassussraistUattissis
THE DELISHTS Of OVINING
II PLAYER PIANO
are now easily accessible to every
piano owner.
ViSIT OH PIMYER DEPARTMENT
See how we would make your
present silent piano a player,
regardless of sire, make or scale..
Cost for Upright Player $250.
Special price for Grand Players.
W. DOHERTY P1AN0 & ORCAN CO, LIM1111TE0
Henri. Office and iP actories'
CLINTON, CANADA.
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January the Month
of i ar gins.
All WoolgDress Goods Regular $1.00 for 55c.
We put .on sale 500 yds all wool dress goods:45 to
54 incites wide in brown, navy, grey and black. We.
are anxious to clear these out ..before stock -taking, so
otter you a genuine bargain. Come early, Saturday for
best choice,
Coats at Almost'% Price.
Just 1 dozen coats left
in stock, lncstly black. Coats
that sold as high as $16, now
$0, Coats that sold as 'High
a5 $20 now x$1.2,50. Just five
last year's coats left, all good
styles, sizes 34, 30, 38, reg.
$12 and $15, now only $4,
Odd Furs $3.98.
Just a few "odd pieces
} left, We would like to :clear
these out before stock -taking.
Some of these sold as high as`.
$7, $8 and $9, choice, 3.95.
25 per cent. off all better ..futs
and fur -lined coats.
Millinery at $ i.50.
Just 12 trimmed hats to choose from. Some sold
as high as $7, your choice only l$1.50.
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Holmesville
Rev. ' It, J. McCormick exchanged
pulpits with the Benmiller -pastor on
Sunday evening, Mr2' McCormick
preaching at Bethel and Rev, tSr,
Brown preaching very 'acceptably at
Holm esvtlle.
The ,Tannary thaw whieb visited
us last week did consldcrahle = , dam-
age ° hereabouts,' flooding cellars, etc.
Theflood also cut a huge hole half
way across the road at Bridgewat-
er, making a very dangerous spot af-
ter (lark.
A 'great treat was given oa Wed-
nesday evening when the choir
of North street church, Goderielt,
gave a fine concert in the Meth-
odist church here tinder the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid. The
ladies spared no pains to make
the affair a success and as se'v'eral
of those taking part had appeared
here before there was a good tem -
out.
Goderich Township
Mr. J-Iirrry Thompson has been
quite 01 for the past fortnight with
nu attack of grippe. It is hoped h e
may soon be restored 'to ,his wonted
health,
Mr.
Mel Mrs. McCartney have also
both hem ill witb the prevailing
cold, but it is hoped their recovery
may be rapid.
Rev. W. U. Dunbar of Bervic has
accepted a call to Thornclale and
will commence work there the first
of February, i1 few years ago Mr.
Dunbar was in charge of the Midd-
leton parish.
Mr. II. Il. Canlelon delivered a fine
colt to a Mensal]] buyer on J Fr.ida'
last valued at about 41240. It
pays to keep good horses.
The young people of the neighbor-
hood had a surprise party at the
home of eIr. Clea Miller of the
Otto con Tuesday evening, when a
very enjoyable time was spent.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Izrard on
Monday last celebrated their golden
wending, the fiftieth anniversary,
Sunday was the actual date
but it was considered more conven-
ient to have tie celebration on Mon-
day, when the fancily and a 1'ew in-
timate friends gathered to offer emr
gratulations and rejoice with them.
Their fancily eons:lots of five daugh-
ters and three sons : Mrs. Clrum-
mett, Tuckersmith ; Mrs. Flick, God-
crich township ; Mrs. Joslirg, Iiul-
lett, Mrs. (Dr.) Fowler, Toronto ;
Miss Eliza, at home ; Percy and
Ernest of Toronto and Albert at
home. Six grandchildren were also
present It was a very happy fame
ily gathering and sons and daughters
were glad and Wrinklo1 for the pt•f-
vilege of coming home for this cele-
bration. Sdr. and Mts. Izzard are
highly esteemed members of the com-
munity and have been for many
years so that their many friends all
loin in. congratulalfone and good
wishes on the occasion of this happy
anniversary.
Mr. Harvey Ellwood has secured a
position in a brick yard et Grim bey.
Mr. Xtison Yeo of the Baylirld
Linc left this week for Toronto.
Mr, Jas 'Sn'iieer, we are sorry to
hear, is under the weather.
Mr, Percy Weston is sporting a
new cutter.
11Ir. ,lames Memo has the phone in-
stalled in his house, having taken
over MrNelson Yco's number.
Master 'Phomas Mose has returned
from 01101550 where be has been en-
gaged 1n a brick yard. He intends
remaining on faun, poi: liking oily
life.
Mr.. Warwick (ole and Master Earl
Manly are cutting wood ill Mr.
Ransford's Bush near Varna. They
have put up ten cools in one week,
alr. George Manley visited on the
Hayfield Line last week.
Mr. Rebore, (.Club spent a few days
last week with friends at Windsor.
alt. Frank 'Marshall is sporting a_
now driver.
Mr, William Robinson and Mr.
Jacob Marshall are busily engaged
cutting logs.
The following persons were ap-
pointed pound -keepers at the meeting
of council last- week : Wm.
Rath, Isaac Salkeld, W. F. flick,
Andrew McGuire, biro. A, C'oopct
and John Connell.
Feucevicwcrs, Isaac. Saliceld, John
Sowerhy, , Geo, Lejthwaite, John
Sturdy, W. F. Elicits, ,James- Yuill,
Hall Rutledge; Alfred i\aftel, Ed-
ward Wise, Guy Slicks, Frank Pow-
ell, Chas: Lovett, 0'. W. Williams
and Thos. Chrchill.
Sheep 'Valuators, C. W. Williams,
F, W. Sturdy and Alex. Welsh.
Pathmasters, -pest. Meenwain, Wm.
Fuller, Rich, Burke, C,eo, Young,
Jas, McCluskey, Wm. Sowetby, Vic- ,
tor Elliott John Woods, G. Nev--
tole, .James Yueil, iSdward Jordan,
John McGuire, Wm. Patton, Leslie
Cox, John A. Cox, John Mudie, Ed-
ger Trewartha, John Dempsey, John
Middleton, Jr., Guy flicks, henry
Graham Con. Bissitt, David Prowse,
S. T. Walter, Joseph Proctor, Chas,
G, Middleton, ,Jas, McCabe, henry
Swect, John Teteett, Joseph
clough, Albert 'Townshend, Chris.
Beacom,' James Rapson, Jolla Wath,
Wni. J. Yeo, John (Gardner, . Janies
Harrison, Robert Pearson, -Henry
Oakes, James Mese, John McGee,.
PeterCole, Wm. Middleton, Robt.
Trick,' Janice Bamilton, Wm, Jtow-
den. Joshua Sharnan, Frank Pow-
ell, Wni, Meanings, Bert, Lobb.
Reeve MoOluee was appointed . to
investigate the damage claim of Dr:
Hunter and report at the next meet -
The, following accounts were pas-,,
sed : T. Colclottgli, gravel, $1.28.;
election expenses $50; municipal'
World, election stippljes, 117.20 ; (tod-
erich Star, printing, $12.80 ; 0." 0.
Lee, cement, 116.78 ;, Geo. Hays,
gravel, $3''.08 ; W, T,ebutt, refund of
taxes, error in assessment, :$7,16';
pouting treasurer's statements, $2.00
Sick Children's Hospital, 810 ; Chil-
dren'S :Aid Society, 55, The council
will meet again the first Monday in
February at hall past one.
Bagtield
elr, Win.Ferguson of Seater eh
Moved his family to the village last
week.
buss 13, Revell', who has spent the
last few weeks the guest of Mrs.
Cleo. Castle, left for her hoene in
Brewster Orr Sunday.
My. and elm Robert Johnston left
on Tuesday for Senithsvillo, ebeing
called away by the serious illness of
the fernier's brother, leer. ;Janes
Johnston.
Capt. J. Ierguson is attending the
an eel meeting of the Ship Owners'
and Masters idssoaiation in Cleve-
land thio week. ,
Messrs, James Spackman and Son
have started the business of grinding
and rolling grain in the old Presby -j
terian church and are prepared to do
good work.
The annual meeting of the Bayfield
Cemetery Company was held in the
town hall 011 Monday afternoon.
when the following directors we've
appointed for the year ;
President, 'James Thomson,
Vico; 'Janes Campbell.
Sec. -Treasurer, A. E. Erwin.
Director's, John Middleton, 1l n, TJ .
to
Marks, John McNaughton,
Robt. IIanley, Thos. Brown-
ett , and John 11IcDonald.
Sexton, Richard .Elliott.
The annual'. meeting of the Bay -
Kiehl Agricultural Society was held
in Lite town hall on Wednesday af-
ternoon of last week when general
business was transacted and the
following officers elected :
President, I5obl•. Snowden.
1st Vice, Richard 1'enhalc.
2nd Vice, Dr. Woods.
Secretary, A. E. Erwin.
Treasurer, b. A. Edwards.
Directors R Delgaty, Win. Stin-
son, D A, MeeVaughton John
Stewart, Ileo. si: Cooper
Samuel Huston,John 11'Ic-
Clure, J. W. Reid, James
Mose, T. M. Woods, Louis en-
derson, John McKinley, R. R.
Biggins, Robert McMurray
and Geo. Copeland.
Auditors, Thos. Cameron and
John Falconer.
The management is desirous of
making this Society come up to the
top-notch of perfection and intend,
according to resolutions passed at
the annual meeting, to discourage in
future the enhibiting of anything hue
new manufactures, the year's pro-
duct, ate.
We are called upon this week 10
record the death of one of Bayfield's
most respected residents, in the Ber-
son of Mr. William King, who pas-
sed away o(t Sunday morning at 'the
age of sixty-nine years. flie deceas-
ed was born in the township of
Clark, York County, in March of
184.1, but eanie to this village when'
quite young, and has lived here and
in Stanley township ever since. In
1867 he 'was married to bliss Chris-
tinc McDonald, who still survives
with four of the nits children born
to them. William resides in Win-
nipeg, Edward and Mrs. Miller are
in Moose .Jaw, and Lorne is at
liaue. The funeral took place from
his late residence on Tuesday after-
noon to 13aylield cemetery and was
very largely attended, Rev. Ii .l.
Condell conducted the services and
John Ferguson, John Falconer, Wm.
the bearers 1,Verc : W. II. Woods,
Elliott, James Aurns and Geo. Cage
tic. The widow and family have the
sympathy- of the community in their
bereavement.
Stanleg•-Township
The annual meeting of Stanley Dis-
trict L. 0. L: was held in Varna on
Tuesday of last week when. the, Col -
lowing officers were elected for
1013 :
Master, Robert McMurray, Bay-
ield.
Deputy, John .Parke., Bayfield.
Chaplain, Itev, .II. J. Condell, Bee -
field,
Rec:Secretary, Thos. Johnston,
Varna.
Fin -Secretary, A}her t Robertson,
• Varna.
Treasurer, J, W. Reidy Varna.
D. or 0„ Lewis Clarke,Ilensall.
i,ectuter, Thos. Stinson, Varna.
The nen' officers were installed by.
Past District Mester Mts. 0aster.
The Scarlet Chapter hale their an-
nual meeting on the same date and
elected the following officers :
C. in C'., ;Root. McMurray, 13ay-
t'.fole,
P!x,-0, in Cl., Lewis Clarke, Hen -
sail.
Chaplain, Rev, W. Runde, Bay-
rtcld.
Scribe, Geo Beattie Varna.
Treasurer, Wm. Rathwell, Varna,
Herald al; Arms, Thos. Stinson,
Varna.
Lecturer ,:Robe. Bailey and D. C.
Galbraith, Bayfield.
Conductors, Clifford Pollock end
John Parker, Bayfield,
Inside Herald, Rev. H. J. Condell,
Bayfield;
Outside Herald, Chas. Foster, Var-
a..
Stanleg. Township
Owing ethe off recurring soft
weather the bays have had (lard
luck with their skating rink;
Quite a :number 01 our young peo-
ple attended the dance 01 )3ayfie d
on !'ridgy evening anti -enjoyed than
se1'cC inlniensoly:.'
Mr. and Mrs. J. D.' Barnwell spent'
Sunday at Mr. Geo. Olark's un the
Bahi'loe Line,
Rev. Mr: Murray of .Chicago preach-
ed an able sermon at Varna . on
Sunday evening.
Miss Flossie Stephenson has re-
turned hone after spending a week
at Mr. Arthur Stephenson, London
Road.
Mr, Will Dowson of the Babylon
Line is crushing the season by hav-
ing little chicks out in the . month
of January, Will says they are
doing fine,
Rev, Mr: Murray of Chicago and
Mr --Andrew Reid spent Monday vis-
iting friends in Croderich.
We are sorry 'to hear' that Lee
McConnell is' laid ilii with a broken
shoulder but . (vc hope to soon bear
of his recover,
ML and Mrs. Will Dowson spent
Sunday at Mr. Wm Willey's.
Miss Emma Stephenson is spending
a few days at 'IIensall
Mf:. William C'oiclough now owns
the Murray farm on the Parr Line
l'or which he gave as part payment
his fit'ty-acre farm. Tho deal was
trade through Mr. Andrew Reid. Mr.
C'olclough will now have greater
scope for his energy and Rev. Mr,
Murray of Chicago has a smaller in-
vestment on the Parr Line.
Special services are being held in
the Methodist church at present,
Chicago Rev. Mr. Murrayi tray of C! tc go is an-
sisting the pastor, Rev, Mr. Snow -
dein, and the services are being very
well attended each evening.
Mr.and Mrs. All'. Ings spent Sun-
day at their former Home.
Mt Wni. 13. Stephenson spent the
week -end with friends at Blake.
Mr. W. J. Taylor shipped a car-
load of cattle to Toronto on Mon-
day.
Mrs. '1'. Johnston is spending a
few days under the parental roof.
Mr. Tilos. Stinson has bought an-
other farm on the 10th con,
Wood cutting 18 the order of the
day hereabouts. •
Retch for
kijor1iscMeu1
ot
Next week.
Cooper Co.
CLINTON
The eyes are
wage earners.
A, -,thing
perfect ion linin(
h s the earning
powers,
We perfect your sight.
Ouraluvscs as n in-
vettncnt yield you
substantial returns.
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A. J. GxigIE".Cx
Scientific Jeweler and
Optician
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Logs & ioadiag Wanted.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL GRADES
OF TI11BER,
THE STAPLETON NNW MILL
GRANTS TO HOSPITALS
The followingis' a list ofgrantsgiven b " o
3; County
Councils in Western Ontario to Hospitals.
Aat'i' OP
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C ut � l'o>?a, Amy, No: cur. net •. >r' a; ",
o A I\ . L < . Iles rl.vr GT. ro EACH
'QIP GIOAN'e. FIOSPITALS.. el oenreee
WATERLOO $2,500.00. 2 Berlin hospital ..........$1,250,00
Galt hospital i,.,, ..,91,250.00
WELLINGTON 92,880 00 3 General hospital G(telph .:$051.00
St John's ' 9900.00
BRUCE $2,000.00
Meseta!, 5980.00
$2,000,00 2 Walk erten Hospital $1,500.00.
Kincardine Hospital ,$500.00
SIMOOE $2,000,00 1 Collingwood Hospital ,,$500.00
Orillie Hospital .. 9600.00
Barrio Flospital 5500.00
Midland Hospital 9500.00
PERTH 9700.00 3 Stratford Hospital 5700.00
GII.B'.4: 91,000,00 1 Owen. Sound Flospital $i 000.00
LAM BTON $1,000,110 1 Sarnia Hospital .....„...$1,000.00
'51,000.00
OXFORD $1,000,00 2 'Woodstock Elospital$1,000.00
Ingersoll Hospital $500.00
FIIJRON $000.00 3 (Minton Hospital... $100.110
Winghani Hospital.,,.. ., 9250.00
Goderieb I3ospital 9250,0e
Although the assessment Ththe County of nron is very mulch higher
than any or the other counties, its assessed valise being the second higheol
iri the Province, its contributions to Hospital maintenance is the lowest,
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anted !I
Highest prices, paid for
Elm, Basswood, Maple.
Any wood bought.
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CLINTON, ONTARIO.
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ROUND ABOUT
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MA Siock—Tating Sale1
The following lines, we wish to reduce before stock -taking;
Lamps regular $3 >5efores2,7a
.00.for Lon
1,00;for .85
.75,for .65
50,for .40
Washing machines and wringers
Storni doors a good thing
Chaff baskets•
Scist .. s and razors
Ham? -teighs
Poet t knives
011)t' s and mitts
Mrs Potts' irons, regular $1.10 for $ .98
A Few lanterns ,05 for .40
Grit and oyster shellseemr bag 1.00
A go, el weatherstrip, 25 feet .20
A kw nickel plated crumb trays and teapots to clear.
1 hand powereclipping machine, reg. $10,50 for 98.5(1.
Seo-' ' lie big table of granite ware at away down pr ices.
38111A 11 rifles at 50e redaction,
10 per cent. discount
Harland Bros..
Stoves, Hardware and. Novelties
A LIST OF BARGAINS
Ii; was announced last week that there was a list being prepared.
Below vlll befouled some interesting prices of the best selected stock of
furniture and house fur uishinge to be found in the County.
1 3 piece parlor suit $21 00
1. 8 " " 26 50
1 3 " 3400,
1 3 ` .,.,45`00
1 3 e .. . 23 00
1 3 . " 0 48 50
1 8 " German Leather . 05 00
1 3 ,. 32 00
1 5 " parlor snit 20 00
1 5 " " " ... .42 00
245 pictures of every kind and description at 25 percent. discount.,
1 conch $ 7 775
7
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8 50
1 .. 9 00
50
1 .. .... ,.,....... . 10,50
1 ... . 11 50
I Hoverport couch 21 50
1 folding couch35 00
1 Oak extension *table._
round Lop. ....... 13 50
290 rockers of every quality
and price from $1.50 to 1.5 00
The Store
of Quality.:=
Phone 28
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
Residence
Phone
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