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• • 1 ifttended, ,,101r1a Pa „ •
'4°'6a' 91' '4% of .Pus- roin Colborne the' liner' f411
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day, tkor71'."^en'-"-'" 0 01108011 ,,,p0ses gol!Ig
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Thei:e . wits a. sudden rail in ..eg0 -0corge' . :Johnstone has been:
ofie day last ,weelc.:' -down the 13r,,y tielil„Lihe threshing
.Jr9is 5'('i88 (IrivIrg' 110)8(1 11 hill a 111081131.'
part of .ilieJlaritess broke lettins tile Mr, C'ratVford of 1110 13111 of 'Hal -
rig 00 the, horse's heels. N at -malty lett has , engaged wit,11 Mr, . H.
enough „this so startled the anintal foi: the" ensuing scaSonl•
it 'trien, to run aWay', but ,„Mr. Jer- Our faemers - are all Pp to ' their
vis hung at and si,optieel; but nat , elven work, ''So to "$3Peak•
before there, had been' an. dp801 lr,4) I Mr. Geo, Reid attended lila sis',er s
the breaking it couple 08 SO wedding it
cases of eggs. , Miss Myrtle. Beacom canto oirt from
Mr. (leo, 'Plait', who in 89118-.. Clinton to visit at. the parental
qaeriec oil the resignation of Mr., 'Wm, 110111e.'
ki t siti, ni with I The News-ltetord leads for Sitat-
of chi ten,
with hir 1/an ilacgcr o
the Woinen Were drenSed fete
IL 11$ 0 at CCP a 't f
Val.na' •
Kiss ,Reta Keys has.leui,rt1 1q
I.Ortdati where, she ifitends ' a
literary potuise in, the Sch.ocl cf"
oetttJon,
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'InSpeetbe' TOM, 'V),Sited S,. S.
No. 18,, - ortO claY last. weel,,and.,:ire-r
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Pert ipeolcrxeCtintlk, ,sgld rlu,S
I :Mt 'Sterling 91 C*9100(11-.
108 lie
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T, J. -Snowden took
90511311111(30 "519119 'AO" ChUrelf
Sunday ,
and atm), '1)CeaelictlikVerrii-deperiial)k
Kr and .1vIrg,k
17found„ arriked,,'
'week and
iheo atnong friendlit ',tile Otif
,ilowkski,,p • fof Stanley. r,,qiey • liave
'been, id, 'the. weSt'isix-. ,yriars '4xid 311113110
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it has its aiitraction$:. thete is
when , all safil, any pface thdt„ can
'take "the place .of f$Ie.nley' and the
friends bf earlier years. greeting
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Of the most Cordial, irataiCe being
-extended 'to Mr, and: Mrs,„ Arin-
Tho farmers are very littsy with:
illicit' spring 'work', Soine having ' 0,1-
rea(LY* tillAte a- lot- of 'sced.10 done.
The • .1-Iensal) Dratnatte ,Colinpany
presented ' Farm' in the.
toarn hall. lIriday evening last. , The
play was quite cleverly put on but
owing 4,9 'the k evening being very wet
and. stormy there was rot. so good.
tt turnout as would otherwise have
been ease.
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tile; 'Ci •Co., lias, been ap- erhil nett's,
sr9in '• •
yid Arnistrong of
811111, pointed linesman of life township I Mr. Johntyaro 111(1) 1118(1081111
telephone compkny, has taken to the, what is best known as the Draper
lye -irk wonderfully well although vt farm, on the 1Waitland concession
'was quite new to 10111. The direct-. !taking in exchange therefor real es-
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P118 1,11 Much pleased with the coin- ,tate at 18(1 -,Ward will
1 nionsense manner' in which he bits move to that Place Where he , will
applied himself to his new duties, , enguget in the butchering business,
and are confident he writ give the , and Will have his rather-in.law • as-
patrom 01 general . entire satisfae- I sqciated with him. Mr. Ward, who
tion. , . - has been, in the neighborhood for a
1 Mr, Geo, Holland returned 00 jliics- icouple of years, is crorgetic -and
day from Elgin county with 0 ear- I progressive and will no doubt make
load of cows and young cattle which I things go. down in l'arkhill. The new
'11e will dispose of by public auction ' owner of 1110 Draper -limn is Mr..
at the Hotel Normandie barn, Clin-
ton, On the' first of May. The sttielc
was all personally selected by -Mr.
'Holland and no doubt this sale as
all previous ones will be highly suc-
cessful, -
.losepii IL Baker of Parklial.
Mr, and Mrs. .1. Scarlett were the
guests Of Mr. WM.. 1,805011 01/ Sun-
day. '
The -Misses Nagle of Colborne Maid
a flying visit to :friends here hist
Speaking Elgin yr, not- week, • •
land says the farmers there go in Mrs. T. Lawson and Miss Donna
extensively for dairying and that of Cliaton spent a few days at the
twenty-five or thirty cows 10 the 'home of Mr. Wm, Lawson.
farm 15 a small average, artery far-
mers having as high as sixty or
seventy. Dairying 'is the big in-
dustry, the general tilling.. 1Y: the
soil as it is practised in this cram -
Mr, C'ree, a student or Huron C
'01 -
lege,. conducted the services here on
Sunday,
The Ladies Guild meet at the home
of Mrs, R. Watkins on Wednesday
ty beim" almost a thing of the past Iasi.
la Elgrn, Mr: Holland says- that in
Springfield, which is but a Allan
age, there is a 175,000 condens-
ing plant and that within a radius
of twelve miles there are three 01111 11
: similar Mants, two costing tf.' 00,000
each 'and one $75,000. There are
also in this sante district i tvo
cheese factories with an annual out-
put of 350 tons or cheese. A better
idea will be had 61 their capacity
when it is added tlfat the Holm-
v(11e. factory , has all annual output
or only .sixty tonS, The Elgin far-
mers keep good dairy cows, knowing
from experience; that the 'better° the
COW the greater the profit. Mr. Hol-
land is looking forward to the time
tfluin dairying will he a much more
important industry in this county
than it yet has been and in these
importations he is making he 'is has-
tening the day.
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Bagfield.
131r. Henry Wainwright passed away
on Tuesday morning at the advanced
age of three months short of ninety
years. He was born in Ireland and
came to Canada when a young man.
He was a surveyor and in that
capacity was engaged in laying out
the pioneer rbads of Western Ontar-
io. 'Phis brought him to Bayfield.
and when he retired from active life
he made his home here, over half a
century ago and Was thus the old-
est citizen of Bayfield. . He was a
genuine son of the ,old sod aael 111
his 'daily Walk -and comMrsation he
showed many of the characteristics
of the-mativei of Erin. hle was un-
married and his estate, worth, . 11
is supposed8 about - fifteen thousand
dollars, will pass to distant relativ-
es.. The. funeral will take place on.,
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Chesney, tvho spent the
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ter at Seaforth, retained to ,Bay-
field last week;
Seaforth. •
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•Special, services are being held i
1118 Methedist 'chatch and Will be
"Continued :until 131 ay 5th. Revs, 1.
Mcl) aml W. 11 'Enri are asicifitio•
the pastor, ' • ".
' Mrs Tallies Murray.'1188,' sold 1108
residence. -to Mr. McIntioSit for-
merly of,.."MeICillop, and. intends ‘,
moving to Hamilton, .where several
.of Ocr family are looa'tsd,
Mr Geo -Hudson. of Eginondville iS,
111' W1t11 typhoid fever,!. ,
• Dr.: Atkinson: of "Detroit visited tits,
Mother IVIrs, Chesney, 'recently.
Mr. 'Arthur, Franms of Lontion vis-.
iced 1118 sisters,- Miss, Francis and
'Krs.INOGnie o1 'town, 'recently.
'It is the' intention .01 -the FreSliy,-,
tcriana to hcstall 1110101: power to
pump them big, orgam ' • • '
Patterson' of To)ionto; who
lias, beenY1s,:itiag :11/188 'B. 191013810 0111
for
.soine time,'reteitIled to the eft), last
• Mr, and Mrs. G. Anderson, of Tor-
onto were in tows last week, having
come up , to :attend the,, funeral , of
lylr."Andeilstihleitetlier; the late Mrs.,
Pettic,'01',Egia-enelville,-- •
' ' 1ra :16 t 91'nd v'
• The „bow e no 1 , a nig
tournament this ,se'aSon
hold,,:a,"local..40,11rnanterit '1,,, 1,88
Hensall.
Mrs„ Cawthrope of Tavistock has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Dick,
Dr. James 13$11, who has been
praelising . dentistry at Harrisburg,
Penna., fur :mine time, is home for
the summer, •
. The streets have been in the way
of getting some much needed repairs
during the past week or so and are
attach improved, '
The following officers were elected
in the bowling club at their recent
annual meeting 1
Hon, President, Geo. hIcEwan,
President, D. 0 raSSielc.
'Vice, Geo. Case.
Sec.-Treastwer, 'II'. W. 13, 'De.Jeart
Managing 'committee, F. 13useli, Dr.
Mair, 'J. Stacey.
Hon. MeMbers, D. A. C'antelon, J.
L. Scott. .
t was decided. to extend lo the
ladies" the use of the green for bowl-
ing purporse.
Mr, and Mrs'. Hamacher of Kansas
visited last 'week with their cousins,
Mr. and Mrs., Moore.
The remains ofthe late Mrs. Jam-
es Sproat were 'interred in Hensel'
Union cemetery on Monday week.
The late Mrs, Sproaii was in her
eighty-sixth year and was one of 11e'
early settlers in Tuckersmith. Her
husband died several years ago and
for some years past she resided
with { her daughter, Mrs. C. McAl-
lister rear Hillsgreen,
A football Main 1811.8 drganized the
other evening with' the following
I-1011,' President, H. Bolden.
President, A. Whitesides.
yice, ..Chas. Moore.;
Sem-Treasurer, A, Herabhilt.
Manager, Ir. Sinallacoinhe. •
C.. Cook, It', .Can, A. Clark, 'M.
,Ortivein,- E. Vain.
Manger, F. allacomhe.
Captain., \V. Sheppard, • • .
Nfr8; and' ' Mrs,: 'T.'
petrbit,, recently".
toIioia$ fttneIal ,Oi their 'sister.
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After an alpsence of one
year lam again at the same
stand with the satne business.
As usual you will find
goods of first quality and
at right prices
- - No pains -will be spared
to give, satisfactot•y. Set•vice.
Call and see us. You
will' not be aslced to buy.
'Expected this week, a
limited quantity of-- P e
Maple Syt'up and Sugar.
iltse
tiST OUT
.BUTS THIS BIG
BOOK Of
600 LATEU-
FASHIONS'
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AT OUR
PATTERN
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•JOURNAL PATTERNS
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niliarr.11i1Otorny.Cle, reS,PoriSible; ' •
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••"count the Indians on the road."
A call:, or card will bring you full.descrip-tive 1c113-'
One of thesernaebenes e' am be seen at the garage
The Paxman.Gillies Garage
& Sales Co. t3f..Clintort
Heintzman & Co
- Limited.
$ Real Bargains in Upright Pianos
Ten slightly used, Upright Pianos, all in good
$ conditicn, at one third to one half the original
price on small weekly or monthly payments.
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Cooper Co.
CLINTON
Agents for L. H. Journal
patterns and publications
Just a Few Items
Taken From
Our Immense Stock.
Extension Tables.
GOLDEN' OAK, • FINISH; made
very strong, 8 feet, 8 feet and 10 feet
long. Prices $7.00, $8.50, 19.75 and
112.
Hall Trees.
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QUARTERED OAK "FINISH, bev-
el lutirror 12x20, 16 hat and coat
pegs and umbrella holders .$8,00.
Kitchen Cabinets.
USEFUL, , AND ORNAMEN'PAL,
16.80, $8.50 and $20.00, 1
BABY CARRIAGES, FOLDING
CARTS, Pullman Sleepers and
Children's wagons at low prices.
Pictures, Wall Pocicets, Extension
Rods, Chair Seats, Curtain. Stret-
eherfl,, Etc. l'holic 7 and 8.
J. H. CHELLEW• Estate.
FIJRNITURE and 0N DERTA K IN G
Ont.
:Lister --Gasolitie, .Engines:, ••
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• _ No 1)ebllet, ou,•themiarket and
tlie,best for 00 -the fariri for
' • Snimping, ehoppil*,
'The',I,,istar Lighting ''Plant
• . • will tight' your lionitt and barn
and do it we at, smell ,eoSt.;
,Melotte Cream ,Separators
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CV 101113!•'Agant•,
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Phone 40. Clinton P.
Write for needed particulirs.
Heintzman & Co. •
193-5,-7 Yonge St. - TORONTO
or HEINTZMAN & CO.
38 Ontario St. Stratford
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HEINTZMAN & CO.—Please mail me today
a list of slightly used Upright Pianos adver- $
tised irt The Clinton News -Record.
A mu Ess
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NAN E
WITHOUT
A DOUBT
YOU'LL
11I1110 'THIS OUT -
IN ALL .
ypurt TRAVELS ,
ROUND ABOUT
THE BREAD THAT'S
BEST WITH ANY
MEAL—
IS JUST THE ONE
' AND' oNr,Y
MOTHER'S
BREAD
Better Bread
Could Not Be
Made
—THAT'(4 ''WI -IAT YOU'LL
SAY WHEN YOU HAV.E
!num) .THIS CRISPY,
CRUSTY,
MOTHER'S BREAD
BARTLIFF'S
'PHONE NO. 1
AND HAVE IT DELIVERED
TO YOUR HOME EVERY
DAY. '
llY Y011li
BEGS RETIE
.A.fter house-cleaning you will need new „
rugs. 'We have a'big Stook which we in-
vite you tinspect,,and"we believe we'
can ple,ase you in both' quality and price.
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The store
of Quality, , Phone
114 0
Phone28 , Furniture Dealer and Undertaker •
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