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Clinton News -Record
March 6th I913
LONDON ROAD
2dr. Lawrence Stephenson and Itlia
race visited their . sister., iVlrs.
Wheeler ofl ,cndon this week,
Miss ''Ida Walkinshaw of (lila Lon
have been visiting her aunt, airs.
'McKnight.
LONDON ROAD.
Rev.N. J. Ailin of Ontario church,
Clinton, addressed,the League at the
home' of Mr. '0, L3, I-Ianley` on Tues-
day evening, his „talk being much
a-.
preciated. The Misses_Aliin` sang,
thus adding to:; the pleasure of the
1
evening. •
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See how we would make your
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CLINTON, CANADA.
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Ladies'
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Just
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would
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to
PEEP
SPRING
and
and.coats
• Decidedly
not too strongly,
been an entire
what has been
cutaway: effect
• inch length coats
one side. Buttons
RS -wings. New colorings
$ wish exeluaiveness,
Come Earl
`1. New
1•Vhen we view
es suits rho one
! of no3elty styles,
; giving exchisiveness
features of this
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Special in raincoats.
hand this week 3 dozen
in fawn only; rubber
be good valve for 10,00,
AT THE
STYLES'.
Misses' suits
for '13.
different, expresses the new
In the separate coats
transformation in the styles
shownfor ms'ny seasons.
is charmingly, suited to the
which are fastened well
ate :a prominent feature
new cloths inn!! sizes,
Feature After Another
the display of Ladies'
thing that appeals to us is
many pretty ideas in
and individuality are
early showing of spring models,
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Misses' 'and Po
lined newest //
Saturday•
features
there
front
Mellow
di5 to
over
in trim-
if
and Miss-
the vari'y
finishing,
notable
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Millinery dept. opened March 1st. Openings will be
announced .later,
Gcderich Township
• A quiet wedding was solemnized at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Colelough of the Parr Line on Mon-
daymorning last when their young-
est
g
est',daughter,,Effie May, became the
Y.
bride of Mr, Frank Churchill of Clin-
ton;; The ceremony • was performed by
the Rev, 1;I. J.'Conilell of BayfieII,
only the immediate relatives and fri-
ends' of the two families being pre-
sent, After the ceremony and con-
gratulations `a stimptuous wedding
luncheon was partaken of and in the
afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. Churchill
left
for. their future home at Dun=
can, B. C. The many friends of the
young couple join heartily ` in good
wishes for their future 'prosperity
and happiness.
The following is the report for the
Montle of February, dor S. S. No, 0,,>
Goderich 'Tower -hip, based, on weekly
examination; and class work. Names
in :order of merit
.Jr, 5th, -Willard Gray.
Sr. 4th, --Bert Findlay, Hattie Cs
inion, Sadie 'Cook, Roy Connell,
Jr. 4th,-T,ola Hudie, Loyde Miller
.Einma Connell, 011ie Cole,
Sr, 3rd, -Edythe Sterling, 'Tont
Hudie, Irene Harrison.
Jr. 3rd, -Bruce Grigg, Winnifred
Nelson, Charlie Cooper, Earl Cooper,
Blanche Nelson,: Jean Cook.
Sr. 2nd, -Rota Harrison, John Os
rout.
Jr. 2nd, -Alfred Jiiidie, Willie Ster-
ling, Gladstone Grigg, Cecil Connell.
Sr, 1st, -Ila Grigg, Wilbur Nelson.
Jr. 1st, -Charlie Harrison, Harold
Connell.
Honor Ro11,-Irene Harrison, Lola
Mudie,
Rota Harrison Edythe Ster-
1in •
• Nelson, li✓nuna
red , else g, 11 i
nnLi
'Connell, Mattie Ostrom Earl Cooper',
Gladstone Grigg Charlie Cooper.
Edythe Peddles, 'feather.
Miss Lindsay of Toronto spent last
week with het •cousin, Miss Nellie
Hicks.
Mr- and Mrs. Wilber C'antelon are
spending a few clays at the grooms
parental -home before 'caving for
Moosejaw:
Miss Hattie Middleton lett on Mon-
day for Toronto where she will vis-
it friends for a time
Miss Irene Miller, a recent grad-
uate of Clinton- Bus'ness College, is
visiting her brother and sister in
Toronto.
Miss Lizzie Burnett entertained a
number 'o:- her friends one evening
last week, Games and music wore
indulged in until the wee sma' 'oors,
when all departed for home having
spent a very pleasant evening.
w' 's 1 report or S.
The following utg i the p t
S. No, 10, for the month of Febru-
ary
din, -Lulu Elliott, Florence Whit-
more, May Thompson, Alfred Mc-
Gregor, Leslie Stirling,
Sr. 3rd,-Liufan Hutchings, George
Green, Fred Hanley, Edna Miller,
Earl Switzer.
Jr, 3rt1, Brown Stewart, ,Millie
Thompson.
Sr. 2nd, -Eddie Hutchings, John
Ellwood, Raymond Whitmore, Ruby
Iiannant, (absent.)
Jr, 2nd, -Viola Hutchings, Prod
Ellwood,
1st -Carman Mili'cr, Stewart Mid-
dleton,, Russel Hannant (absent.)
-M. J. Keys, Teacher.
Holmesv111e.
The Old Boys' Re -union committee
will meet in the basement of the
Methodist church on,
Friday evening,
when the chairman, Mr. N. W. ` Tre-
wartha, will preside.
Mr. Benjamin McCormick -of Trow-
bridge, brother of the Rev, R. J.
McCormick, has been visiting for. a
few days at the parsonage.
Mr, Wm. Jenkins, who has been
engaged as lineman with the Tele-
phone Company for some time past,
has been engaged as superintendent. of
the incubatclr selling and poultry
buying department of the Gunn,
Langlois Co., here and starts'immed-
iately. , ilfr;" Geo, Mair' takes ' Mr.
Jenkins' place with the Telephone
Co;
On March 10th, which will be the,
culminating" day in connection With
the missionary campaign, the Rev..
W. J. Baird of Mitchell wilt preach
and ,the contributions ;*111 be receiv
ed, Mr, Baird will. preach at Eben-
ezer in_ the afternoon.
On .Saturday evening last a very
pleasant surprise social was held:
in the church lecture room in honor
of Mrs. W. Pickard,, who recently re-
tired from the position of organist of
the church. There was a rarge
gathering 'and Mrs, Pickard was pre-
sented with a' beautiful set of pearl
handled knives and forks and a purse
of money. Mr, Elford Yeo read the
address and Mr. 'Howard Trewartha
made tate presentation. ,Coniplimently
addresses followed and gifts of hand-
some hymn books were also given to
Mr. W. Pickard who .hasacted so
oral years; and to Mr. Thos, Potter,
efficiently ah choir conductor for sev-
who is the senior member of the
choir and :one of its most faithful
members. ..An excellent lunch was
,afterwards served by the ladies and
everyone evidently enjoyed a very.
happy evening,
ROD AND GUN.-
Red and Gen for -March, pplilished''
by W J. 7;aylor, 'Limited, Wood-
stock Ont isoutt wide a vari
d and
entertaining
list of .eotrten'ts 'which
include the following. "After Cari-
bou'with,,,the Utchekatis' .by R. J.
Fraser , ',Old tinada-A. visit to the
Gaspe , Peninsula", by Madge Mac-
beth ; "Up. the Waverley Road" by
Paul A a W. Wallace ; "A Piscatorial:
Pilgrimage of Port Arthur Spor's•
niei!" by L. W. Bingay; "An ,' Has -
tern Haack Fox Ranch" -ahother of
the series "Small Fur Bearers and
How to Take Them" by George J.
Thiessen ; , an- Installnment of "'i
Canoe Trip in 1k54," and ether .artic-,
les of outdoor, life both, East and
West. The issue is attractively ill-.
ustrated xnd should be read 1)3r all
sportsmen and lovers •of outdoor life
Stanep Township
Lautotlot Clark has returned
from visiting friends at Wingham and
Ripley.. -
Mr., and Mrs. I1erb. II arlton of
Stephen township visited over the
week -end at Mr. Win, Rathwell's and
with other friends, ,
• Mr. John Pollock and his sister
13ertha of La liivtere, ,Man., who
have been visiting friends an i,he i ic-
inity for. some time, left for their
hgm,e in the west on 'Thursday last,
A. number from around here deliver-
ed horses to Mr, Robt. Penhale of
Bayfield on Saturday last and he left
with a car for the west on 11/Imlay,,
Mr. John Mc0linohey of the Jth
hen Line bought a bunch of good
cattle from Mr. Geo, "Johnston for
which he paid a good round .sum.
The township of Stanley is all
ready- for rural mail delivery, 'lie
route$ being, satisfactorily laid' out
and a large ,.number of subscribers
having been secured.
A number Irons aroundhere took
in the 'ban',tuet at the Methodist
church, Bayfield, on Thursday even-
ing and alt report having had a good
time
Mr. Samos Reid assisted by Mr,
Geo. ,Johnston of the Paw Line have
been threshing clover and crushing
grain in this neighborhood during the
past week, The genial "Jimmty"
thinks this hat.;been a fine winter
for moving about.
The following report chows' the re-
lative standing of the ,pupils of Ci.
S. 5. No. 9, Stanley for February.
4th, -Lorne Manson, Alberta Fin-
lay, Clara Zapfe. • '
5 r. 3rd, -Abraham Zapfe, Willie
Manson 'Edgie Finlay.
Jrf 3rd, --John Moyer, Lillie Mey-
ers, Lydia Gingerich. -
Sr, 2nd,' -Ada Meyers, Laura Ocsch,
Sarah Erb. •
Jr, 2nd, -Harvey Moyer, John
Ocsch, Carl MpOlinchy,
Part 2nd,. Eleanor Meyers, Eddie
Bechler, Ruth Schrag.
Past 1st, -Eva Zaple, Allan .Doug-
las, Gordon Schrag. -
-0-. S. -Howard, Teacher.
The following is the February;
Monthly report of 5. S. No. 14,•
Stanley. Names are in order of
merit
nth, -,J. T. Jarrot, 11, A. Fisher,
W McBcalh,
Sr 4th, -L. l:. Wasmann, Anna
hood and J. As Hood.
-Jr, 4111, -,-Anna Fisher, Louisa, 0.
Mce.lymont, Cecil Johnston.
3rd, -Bella Collins, .Maggie Cooper,
Tillie Nigh,
Sr ind,-Harold Rathwell, Norman
Hood and Grace Cooper.
Jr. 2ntl,Ella Fisher, Willie Mar -
very, V. McClymont.
2ad Part -;Agnes Nigh, F. Par-
sons.
1st. Part C, purvey, Sylvester
Nigh, Loretta Sutton.
The best spellers in the monthly,
spelling matches were :-
5th, -and Sr. 4th, -L. Wasmann.
Jr. 4th, -Anna, Fisher,
3rd, -Bella Collins.
Sr. 2nd, -Harold Rathweli,
Jr. 2nd, Pearl Fisher.
Report of S. S, No. 3, Stanley,
for the month of February', names
being in order of merit :
5th, -Eunice Reid.
Sr. 4th, Jessie McGee, Ninian
Heard, Russel Taylor, Samuel Law-
rason.
Jr. 4th, -Ruby Taylor.
Sr. 2nd, -Garnet Taylor,
Jr., 2nd, -Wilmer Reid, Gertrude
McGee,' Willie McGee.
Part 2nd, -Fern Taylor.
Sr. lst,-Arthur rude, Clifford
Clarke, Peter McGee.
Jr. Jist,-Wilber Chuter,
-E. M. Stinson, Teacher.
Holmesvllle
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Acheson and
Mr. Will Pickard left this week for
the west,
utter
rappers
FOR POUND PRINTS, OF THE
BEST PARCHMENT .PAPER,
MAKE YOUR BUTTER LOOK
BETTER AND THUS GET YOU
THE DES'S PRICE GOING,
The maker's name printed on
the wrapper is a goodad-
vertisement but you can got
them without, just' as you
please. ,
iiia - con get what you want
at' the office of.
T H i NEWS -RECORD..
SEED OATS
We have a quantity of choice,
white Banner Seed Oat's,
weighing about 40' pounds
per bushel for quick sale at
60o, per bushel.
These' Oats are an extra fine sample
of ,bright, clean, Oats, We
will send samples s t
o a
uY
one re-
quiringSeedOats, Dont delay in
etina sample. Write to either
of the undersigned,
.las, rIcCooi,J. L. Awde,
Londesboro, Wingham
Varna
Mr. and Mrs, 3, E. iarnweil have
shipped .their household effects uo'the'
,vest and tliey .leave next week thent-
selves, M,r. and.; Mrs. `Flarnwell are,
good 'citizens whom Varna eau 01
afford .;to lose, but their many fri-
ends aro wishing them Health and
prosperity he their new. Home,
A very harpy' gathering' of the,Vai
na . Methodist church choir and a
mmmb_er of the members, met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ratb-
well of the Goshen Line, Stanley, on
Tuesday evening when an address of
appreciation was read by Miss . Ellie
Snowden. and a well-filled purse was
presented by Mrs, Mcelymont • ;to.
their=, daughter, Miss Edith; in recog-
nition of her faithful performance of
the arduous -duties as organist -
of the • church for somee
years. Miss. Rathwellin a few
well chosen' words expressedher
heartiest thanks for the kindness
shown by the address and the gif 1.
Mr, Rathwell also cordially wel-
comed the friendb to his home giving
then the freedom of it for the ev-
ening and also referred to the con-
sideration shown his daughter, An-
other plcabant surprise was sprung
when Mr,' Hartwell, in behalf of the
choir, read a brief address to Mrs,
Wilber ,Epps and Miss Rathwell pies
ented her with a silver Kerry spoon
and cold creat fork, as a slight tok-
en of their appreciation of her kind-
ness in assisting them as alto sing-
er. Mrs. Epps made a suitable re-
ply. The remaindgr of the evening
was given cp• to social enjoyment
and passed so pleasantly that the
hour was late when the party finally
roke up. Following are the addres
5s :
ie -
"Miss$ Edith Rathwell, Organist
Methodist Church, Varna. --Dear Fri-
end :-We, the members of the choir
and congregation, desire ntosi, Fsnc(r-
ely to express our appreciation of
your services as, organist for a num-
ber of years, in which you have
freely and at considerable Sacrifice,
considering especially the distance of
your hone from Varna, given very
faithfully and continuously our aid
!faithfully
make the musical part t-1 the
church services as profitable as pos-
sible, and we take great pleasure in
presenting youwith this purse and
its contents as a small token of our
esteem for you. Signed on behalf of
the congregation, and choir -Mrs.,
.James.MeClyrnont, Eifm Snowden."
"Mrs. W. Epps. -Dear Friead : We,
the members, of the Methodist church
choir, wish to express you our
ti ess to
F
grateful recognition. of your reach -
of the church service, and, now on
ness to assist us in the musical part
the eve of your departure we desire
you to accept this small token of
our appreciation, and we pray that
God's richest blessing may accom-
pany you to your new home.-,
Edith Ratnwell, J. E. Irarnwell,"
TQC
Wall Paper
Is Ai HauiL
MARCH 18 X' GOOD TIME
TO BUY. IF YOU WANT
BARGAINS, YOU GET IT
ON SMALL LOTS, IF -YOU
WA -NT SPECIAL VALUE -IN
NEW GOODS NOW 13 THE
TIME TO. GPT A LARGE':
SELECTION. PAPER HANG-
ERS ARE NOT BUSY NOW'
WHICH IS WORTH AD-
VANTAGE.
Cooper Co.
CI:INTON
Lester Gasoline Engines
No better on • the market, and
the best far use oil the farm for
pumping, chopping, etc,
The Lister Lighting Plaint
will light your house, and .barn
and '
a o It well at email cost
Melotte Cres'm' Separators
have no superior. ,
W. •i#.. LOBE, , Agent
Clinton P.O.
Varna.
Mrs,. ,Ferguson of Godorieir'was the
guest of her son, Mr.) .J. H. i3arn-
well during the past week.
Mr, J. A. Irwin or Clinton . will
pre,aen missionary sermons on this
circuit on Sunday' next,
Messrs. Robt. and James 1Vcbste.
James r
of -Lucicnow_-vi§itedMr. and'Mrs,
Janies-Ilcid and other;friends'in The
vicinity during The past week...: They
came down to be present at the fun-
eral ' of the late ',James Turner of
I3illsgreen on. Friday last.
Varna
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilber Epps, who
h
have resided ere fm• a num ,htr of•
1
years, have decided to mace their
home in California and will leave
immediately. Indeed Mrs. Epps leaves
at one, •fox Grand Rapids,' , whore,
site will ,visit friends for a time be-
fore going on to ''her new home.
Much regret is expeeirsed at their de -
The News -Record leads for Town
and Township News.
A BASKET OF IRISH COBBLERS
Jas.
ANOTHER CARLOAD
of POTATOES WILL
ARRIVE FOR U.S NEXT
WEEK.
Steep & Companyr m-
�n
Dogs 6/. 'leading Wanted I
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL GRADES
OF TIr1BER.
THE STAPETON SAW MILL
1
098 Wanted !
Highest prices paid for
Elm, Basswood, Maple.
Any wood bought.
L DOHERTY PIANO & ORGAN CO,, LIMITED
CLINTON, ONTARIO.
WITHOUT
A DOUBT
YOU'LL
. FIND TI1IS OUT --
IN ALL
YOUR TRAVELS
ROUND .11301111, -
THE BREAD THAT'S
REST WITH ANT
MEAL -
IS JUST THE 01.191.
AND ON 1.1' .RE AL-
MOTHE
BREAD
Better Bread
Could Not "Be
Made
-THAT'S WHAT YOU'LL
SAY WHEN YOU HAVE
TRIED THIS CRISPY,
CRUSTY,
MOTHER'S, BRE -AD
BARTLIFF'B
PHONE NO, 1.
AND HAVE IT DELIVERED
TO YOUR HOME EVERY
DAY.
During the month of February we will place
on sale T
All Lines Furniture
:at year greatly
ed
•
a ucePry cps
it will pay you' to inspect ..our large
stock Of up-to-date goods,
w.-"
Walkei
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
The Store
of Quality,
Phone 28
Residence
Phone
140