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Clinton News -Record
June 51h, 1913'
Batjafield
irbe inail 00,1: erti, Messrs, J. Two 0130111 101111 elivery routes
Stoclilart and 'A. Currie pass, d tar tied out from llayfield. on NIOn.,
through here each flay this week on day , -No. 1 iunn 33 up the d Lh C011.
theAr (lib:trent routes, the former on across the t'ut Line, down the 1131
No. 2, N. W latter No. 3, S. aifd back '1,c) 113ay13013; No. 2 .going
W. iron) Clinton. .„ along tlie. 1,ires 10 iili 7th
11.1r. fl'eo. Holland has soWed lus con,, 'up the Cut .Lino and down the
corn the second time, 'the. firSt sow- Sth and back to tlie place of start -
131.3 coming up. ing. A great. nseny pedple are he-
oronto irig served bythese two routes and
this wod, visiting hor. datkoiter,. the farmers will find it a great con -
Mrs, 1" 331'•
ie121ford. s svonionee, specially during tthe busy
Mr, and rs.Lewis Tebbutt 8eas011Mr' T. Ilarr's 11 has the
11end1rgthownsnt.onoichoimeontrapL for No. 2, Mr. Weton
yrnds now n session in Toronto'icing the e°urie0: 180, 'Th3
, or1o1w
rout s are bein established as speed -
in ily as possible and no dotibt before
It. attenc.ling the contererrx,
Mr, N. W..Treviartha is the lay dele- 1110 sn111me0 wane'i thor" wili Le
gate from Holniesyille circuit. many 111011? ill good running order in
the surrounding district.
'Messrs. G. Mair and, H aq.
ton have finished striniing the tele- ' Good Morning 11.1.0 You -n News-
,
phone wires to 'Clinton to divide .the Rnnor'l. subscribe):
existing circuits, which were becom- ' Mr. Roy Mew, a very bright and
ing so overloaded that 1,1113Y were ,jot Clever young student oE Huron Col -
working satisfactorilY• The new 'ar7 lege, has been appointed an asSistant
• rangernent should add much to their to the Rev. II. Condell of Day -
efficiency. ! field for- the summer months and to -
Mr. C'orner, who recently arrived gether they will so- n open services
with his family from England, is at , the Union church on the Sauble
• about to move into Mr. P. Potter's Line. The first serVice for the 'sea -
1
house. , son will be held, on Sunday evening
Mr. Alt. Jervis is moving Mto the next, Commencing at half past seven.
t'antelon house which he recently They. will be very bright and hearty
.purchased . with the. farm. services and all are cordially invited.
The Old,, Boys' Reunion .is ta'fing to attend. They will' be eont'inied der -
shape rapidly,• the 'prize list ,cin g Mg the Summer' months, -
praCtically complete. •9ne thousand'. Mr. Roy Mew will preach at Ray-
invita.1-ions beautifully...printed are be- field, Goshen and Varna next Sunday
1313 distributed through the township all whp 'can join us are cordially in-
. and,. will he mailed to absentees.- vited, 'Services will be 0031300131(1 211
The program committee have had, the usual hours,
definite word from several public men. Mr. James .Voting, paStor Of flu
Thc children of the township, 311 the Methodisk church, is attending cfm-,
school children are invited, will par- Terence in --London this week. ,
ada, 'headed by the band, from the Mrs. J. Worsen, formerly Misa
Ida cowlie, left this week for Sask-
atchewan. to join 'her husband. '
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Ferguson arid,
family of 'Sea.forl 11 spent a few days
during the past week iit the village..
'Rev. _Dr. Tohnie of ' Windsor join-
ed- his family at their -summer cot-
tage, "T11.. Sh'tigle Shacks," on the
Terrace, '
Dr. Metcalf or Detroit spent a fliW.
days witli_his family at their sum-
mer residence in the .village during
the past week. They left an Satur-
day tor neeroit and will return
again in the course of a few' weeks.
Mr. .Fraak Glass and wife of De-
troit' spent a few days. at their
sunimer cottage during the. past
week.
The Nei -Vs -Record specializes on
villa,ge to the grounds in the morn-
ing aini will boon the afternoon's pro-
gram With a patriotic song. There
will- also be a, calithinupian parade in
the morning. The boyit are already
polishing up their horses for the best
single turnout contest and the .girls
are practising in! the back 1111108 to
compete as best lady 'driver. There
will be lacrosse and baseball matches,
races, ete. Among the later being
• Fat Woolen's and Old Boys' rases,
and a. tug-of-war between " township
stalwarts. . The ladies have already.
planned good things Inc dinner, an ex-
esellent hill & fare at a moderate
price.
The churches arc arranging for' Old
Boys' Sunday" On Juno 29,01, when
• former residents of the toWnhhip will
occupy the. pulpits. The Methodist Town and Township News and there-
ehurch is planning to have three camp fore, excels in both.
services in the grove on that day.
CM Monday evening, June 130th, a re-
ception will- be hold at • Holmesville,
when reminiscences by old boys will
!be the topic. The demonstration_ _ Mr. J. (4. Moser of Waterloo visit-
-mil be held on Tuesday, Jtily lst. ed his. daughter, Mrs. Frank Carr,
Mr, W. 11. Lobb, one or the most recently.
• up-to-date and progressive farmers on Mr. Wm. Logan has purchased a
the ititis con. has jlt8t SOIll 10 the line .five passenger car, .
Gunn, banglots C'o, a very tine ear- Mr. and Mrs, Thunms of Waterloo
siege horse for which he received a were the guests, of their 0011 here
• handsome figure. last week for a tow days.
Bluth
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Milliti. eryar 3489.
Ws put.on sale all our, $:i 00 and $1.0O -.hats. These
all, new this season and are ail good styles. As
millinery season is drawing, to a close we are -anxi-
to clear these-before'our milliners leave.
Take your choice Saturday up --to $6,00 for $3.9S.
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Saturday Sale of
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Kitchen Aprons
50 cents.
Ten dozen overall and gen-
purpose aprons tnade of
quality percale and
to fit the figure don't
these before seeing them
the price as they are excep-
yalue, only $,50.
BLACK PAILETTE
SI LK . . $.7.9.
We put on 'sale Sat
nrclaY '75 Y'rds of Pail
ette Silk, with a good
,.. • . • , •
finish 3
62' 6 inches
wide legular $1 value
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Cool Well Made Garments Cost
Small Sums ,at This Store.
The coolest prettiest kinds of wash frock and dress,.
es bear very attractive prices in our Rear'..y.to-VVear de-
partment are just as carefully made as cloth clothing
out of Embroidery ,and _Linen Material ot dependable
quality dresses for moi fling, afternoon and evening
wear. Prices range from $5.00 up to $20 00,
Cloth Skirts at less than
One half Price.
Just one dozen last season gc.irts at $2.25. These
are made of serge and panatna. Would make a good
•
Scuff' Skit, Regular $5 00 and $.60 for $2.25.
coderich Townahl,P
itIi:. 110111. Chid ot the Ilayffeld
Line is renovating the interior of the
house 3111 02(1)3 'that 'of his father,
What is the inference ?
Miss Alvilie Cooper [1211 30111 to.
Witigham to Ca'.:e• a 0011(131101 train.
ing in the hospital111.1110 -
dr. .1.kciam Scotthas treated the
eiterior of, his houem to a coat 'of
Mr. Isaac Rathwell disr.oSed of his
driver 1,0 Mr, Labe.
,Mr. Arthur Cuirie has started ' OR
his daily ' trips as courier 01 the rtt-
sal mail ,on route No, 6 trora Clin-
ton. We wish hint success.
'else Misses Cole and Ific.cs contri-
buted to the musical part of the-pro-
grarn given by the district Women,'s
institute in Clinton on Thursday
ternoon last,.
Mr, Randle Cole, a former (lode--
rich... township boy; now ot New
Westininister, B. C., has been climb-
ing in 'his chosen calling, having re-
cently. been appointed foreman of a
large machine shop, fox which: he is
receiving; a substantial salary.
Mr. J. Percy Cole, has just recently
'purchased the sixty -five -acre farm be-
longing to his father-iii-la,w, Mr. C.
Holland, on the 16th, and while
he- practically' takes possession now;
he 'will not mover -to- the place anti!
the autumn, when it is likely Mr..
Holland will move to Craton. The
farm is one. of the best in the town."
ship .and ceder Mr. Cole's energetic
management will 110 dotsbt prove a
paying investment. The price raid
was in the neighborhood yf four
thousand chillars but is ',considered
good value. Mr. Holland trill re- I
tire from farming and devote him—
self in future entirely -14•ic11thing,
which 'taken together with farming ,
was becoming too strenuous.
A very pleasant evening was Spent !
at 'tlati ho;sle of, Miss stisnie Cooper I
on Tuesday evening of last week ,
when a number of lier young ' friends
gathered tO while awaY. an brim. or'
two in social enjoyment with her '
prior to her departure for Wingham I
hospital, where she intends, entering
as a nurse:in-training, .and to extend
best wishes for her succesS 011
her chosen calling. During the .
even'tig Miss- 'Cooper' was aux- .
prised. by a gift donated iv the '
young people. present, Miss Peddles '
reading -a suitable, address and Miss
Flossie Cole presenting' 'Her with an I
ebony toilet and manicure set. Fol-
lowing is the address : .
Miss Annie Cooper ;—We, yotir
friends and accruainteneeS of this vic-
inity„ take the opportunity of ex-
pressing our affection and kindest
regards' to you at 'this time. As
you are about to leave the ' neigh-
borhood to take other. work, .we
reef it our duty to extend to you
our heartiest best wishes. UV hope
and trust that the new sphere in
life upon which you are about • to
enter will prcive to be a work. which
you syill•delighii.' in and in cense-
quenee you will' make,' it a. decided
511000138, We feel sure you are pre-
pared to take, hold of your 11CW
vocation with a svilling and devoted
heart and With the one desire '-to
make the best out of it, , not merely
eating for 111e siek thinking of a
material reward but this ideal before
you always, "It is nay duty , to 'do,
SO" and. feel that Cod will render'
the reward, We ask you to accept
this slight ..toktir as a situple indic-
ation Of the_ attaehment which each
one of up .haVe for you. • Hoping
you will. carry with you the best
wishes. of all : Signed on behalf of
the comniunity : Flossie ;Cele, 'fi'My-
the Peddis, ' , •
The following! is the report 'for S.
S. No..8, for the . month' of May
Names in Order of merit : -
Jr. 5th,—Willard Gray, 94r.
Bert Findlay, 'Hattie Ostrom, Sadie
Cook, Sr. 1th; a --Lola audie,
Emma Connell, , 011ie Cole, Jr. 4,th,
—Edythe Sterling. George
Tons 'ludic'. Sr, .3rd,-13ruce ;Grigg,
Charlie'. Cooper, Earl Cooper, Jean
Cook, Willie Pierson, Jr,
John Ostrom. So. • 2nd,--.Elfred
Hudie, Willie' Sterling, Gladstone
Grigg. Jr. 2nd,—Ila Grigg, -Lizzie
Pierson. situ, Ist,—liarold Connell,
Carman Grigg, Kathleen Striton.
Honor Roll, --George Green, Edythe
Sterling, Hattie Ostrom, Sadie Cook,
Beet Findlay, Earl Cooner:':
Edythe 'A. Peddles, Teacher.,
Stanley 'reWnshIp
Mr, Wm. Taylor and Miss Taylor
have been attending the Presbyterian
Congress l'oronto, having been de-
legates from the Willis congtegation,
Clinton
The Macdonald Dredge Company
.are making a -good clean job of ,the
anley llig Dtaut. They have not
been getting along as fast as they
would like on account of the hard
bottom but expos& to male more
headway ay they go further south:
Mrs. Andrew iCe ;s has r • t -s1
home after s ).
, mont is visit with
her, lister, Mrs, hompsoa oF
Mr. Melvin K eys,. 0120 will th%
week be ordained at the London con-
ference, preached at .Goshen church
,On SlIndiCY morning giving a very
instructive sermon..
Bean 501811)3 1803315 to be the order
of the day in this locality.
The roads in Stanley are. being im-
proved very in,uch, the sideroads being
graded and a lot of good gravel be-
ing out on.
A good deal of e.xeitement has
been caused in the township}s of
Tuekersmith and Stanley - during the
past week by. a rabses scare. A dog,
which had been, showing signs of
rablies, biting cattle and .other --dogs,
was shot in Tuckersinith the other
day and hilt, head being sent to Tor-
onto for analysis liy Dr. Rodgers of
13rucelleld, the report was sent bask
that the dog's. brain showed. ssiunis-
takable sign& of, rabies, -The health
officers of the two toststships have
consequently taken prompt mea.stires
to Isaye all dogs securely tied up or
destroyed without delay, having. is -
seed proclaimations 'to tliat effe`ct.
It is hoped that` roi. the sake of the
nubile wolf:Axis and the speedy stamp-
ing 'out of all danger froin a spread
of the troub.:e that residents will
comply readily and cheerfully. The
penalty for non compliance is, of
course, heavy but no' doubt all. will
be only too anxiotis to obey the law
in this matter in order to insure
their osvn and, the -public safety.
A happy event was celebrated at
the hoote of Robert Ar. Gale, Maple
grove. Alma, Ont., on Wedmisday of
last \welt,. when his daughter, Mary
'Beulah, iv—as married to Rev. W. G.
Richardson, B. A, Pastor of
St, Andrew's church, Arthur. 'The
eerernony was conducted- by Rey. J.
13. Mullen of Elora, alisistea by Rev.
Jaines McRae of Metz, 'in the pre-
sence of immediate friends and re-
latives of the bride and groom, a-
mong- them Dr, and Mrs. Gale of
Bay City, Mich., Miss Arica' Ander-
son Of Chicago, 1\Ir, A. D. Ander-
5(111, Wyoming, Ont.., Mr. and Mrs.
W. (ls. Cleghorn and daughter Cora
of Berlin, 11. J. Richardson, B. A.,
Miss Maggie, Richardson and Joseph
J. Richardson of Varna, and Mrs.
Alex:, Gale of Erin. The bride, who
was given away by her father, wore
a dainty gown oF white embroidery.
The wedding march svas olayed by
MiSs Marion Scott 'of Arthur. After
, the ceremony a solo wets 'rendered by
I Miss Ethel Anderson ol Arthur. The
,• bride received a very large umber or
I beautiful gifts, tliat of the groom, be-
, ing a handsome necklet and pendant
; of pearls ,and peridots. To the organ-
ist and soloist the groom gave gold
bar pins, After dinner Mr, and 'Mrs.
Richardson left for Toronto and- Ni-
agara FalIs. The groom Is an old
Stanley boy, brother of Clerk Rich -
Port Albert
Dr, W. Y. Hayden of Goderich
spent Sunday with his 'parents here,
Mrs 11, Lednor and daughter of
Shoppardten visited with the' lady's
cousin, 13I105 bizzie Richards ,n, last
weerk; . .
'Hairy 1.1awkins
Mhas raised his
barn for a cement wall'
-Miss Sophia Ruddick. of Crewe vis-
ited her parents over the wet-sk-end
recently.
-Eddie Sehoenhals Tecentfy visited
his parents, in Clinton.
Mr. G. A. Green has gone to Goile-
rich 'to take a position,
Nies te r Al her t and Miss TonY
Smale of 1'04 18(12 11 is the 1 1-
lage recently visiting friends.
Mr. Donald McKenzie expects soim
to leave for a visit folds old home
near GlaSgow, Scotland. It is fortar
years IiilleC he came froni the Old
Land to Ashfield and the chances are
that the change . the old home
haunts will . be very great.
Mr. Den Draper of London has
been visiting his father within the
past fortnight. ,
Zurich
Mrs. 4.nnie Zeller of l)etioit, visited
friends in town recently.
Miss Lillian Faust liass returned to
Napierville after a vacation spent at
her home. -
Dr E J Hagan of North Dakota,
; formerly:principal Of the Zssrich Pub-
lic school, has been visiting his
;mother on the Parr Line. Dr. Hagan
;is starting on a trip to the Old
! Coon try.
ardSon, , and his old friends' will
heartily congratulate him.
From the Mail, Ilardisty,. Alta„ is
taken the follow -tog account of the
1 -marriage. of a ,young Indy' who was
formerly a resident of this town-
sllip. The bride has many relatives
in .the surrounding district, being, a
;niece of Mrs.. Glen, wife ot Reeve
Glen or this .township, and also of
Mrs. John Cluff and Mrs. Harry El -
110111 of Gotlerich'.township. 'Her fri-
ends who are readers of this paper
'will waft good wishes : •
"The' marriage of Mr. Joseph Mar-
tineau to Miss. Alice Ethel Parke
was Solomnized at St. Mark% church
Hardisty, by Rev. G. N. Finn, on
May 1410. The young couple tra-
velled from 'llughenden on hicArs
tkur's Special, which steamed into
Hardisty pretty well on time, as
thong's knowing that an important
event was forthcoming. The service
was very quiet, the' dim, religious
light of twilight seeming to add to
the calm reverence in the little
church. Miss Anna Lund acted as
bridesmaid and Mr. L. S. Parke,
brother of •111e btisiss, , as hest man.
The party returned to Hitglienden on
the morning express. Mr, and Mrs,
Martineau will reside at Hughenden
in their 'newly erected house. They
have the warmest svishes of all' their
friends for a, long and happy marr-
ied life." -
The following is the monthly report
of K. S. ,,No. 4 North,, Stanley,
Nantes in order of merit, based on
regular attendance, punctuality and
general proficiency : --
Sr. 4111—Hazel Sparks, 65,
• Jr. Atli— John Watson, Clifford
Scotchmer, Susie Wesla.ke, Walter
Westlake.
Sr. 3rd,—Edna Scotelesser, . Alice
Stinson, Mabel Foster.
:Jr, 3rd, -- Elva Dewar, Harold
• Scotchmer, Itussel Sparks.
Sr, Seotchnief , Rosie
Foster, Sam McIlsva,in.
Jr. 2nd,—Bessie Watson, Anna
Dewar.
,Jr . 1 s t,—Charlie , Scotchmer:
—M S MacDougall, !reacher,
The following report' shows the re-,
lative sitanding of the pupils of C.
S. S. No. 9, for May:
, Sr, Itli.,-Lorne Manson, Alberta
Finlay, - Roy McBride. .Tr. th,--
' Gladys Donglas, Willia Manson, Ed-
gie Finlay ' Sr. 3r3,—gohn Moyer,
Ruth 7,1 Lydia Glinerich. Jr. 3ril
—Ada Meyers. Vira, i)esch,
Erb. Sr. 2nd,---/Terbie Moyer, Har-
vey Mohr, Carl , Jr:
2nd, --Anna Pearl Douglas, Ruth
Schrag, Eddie, Mettler- Pt. 2111, --
'Allan Douglas, Evil Zapie, Gordon
Solirag. Pt 1st, a --Elda Kennel,
Roger Zia., Margaret Meyers. Pt.
1813 14, -Harvey Gelines, Mabel Boyse,
S. Howard,' Teache,r
Zurich
,Wesofoll has Purchased
the two acre lot, at the south einl,
,of Mr. E., Zeller's plac0 and may de-
cide to erect a house Ott it,
The 'remains of the lite George E.
Daters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
paters, who died in Detroit after a
short illness, were brought home, for
interment, the funeral taking place
on Friday 'last. Ile was only
twenty-seven, years of age.
The Greatest* Variety of
Wedding
Presents
will be found in our store
Fancy Goods
Dinner and' Tea Sets
Cut Glass
rchinaware
Brass Goods
YOU'll find what you- want at
the price you want to pay.
CLINTON
At it Again
.After an absence cf one
year am again. at the same
stand with thesarne business.
. .AeHusual you- will find
goods of -first quality and
at right prices.
No pains will 'be spared
to give satisfactory -service.
Call and see os. You
will not be asked to buy.
Expected this week, a
limited quantity of.. Pure
Maple S3•rup'and Sugar.
III. .,..
Wlltse
Phone 40
Comfortable
Conies
We have just unpacked a large ship-
ment of couches covered in velostrs,
veronas and Imitation Leathers.
Beautifully carved Iratnes, covered
in Velours, Red, Green esd Brtwn,
at $5.00, $0,00, $7.50, $8.50 and $10.-
00.
Couches covered in Verona with
quarter 0111. 01213 or mahogany finished
flames, $9,00 to $16.00 each.
• ,
imitation I,ea Liter couches with
quarter cut oak ironies, steel con-
struction, soft and comfortable." 310,
31t8 and $22.
We also carry a select line of Win-
dow Shades, Poles, Picture Frames,
Room Mouldings, Baby Carriages and
Children's Wagons. "
Drop in anytime.
Phones 7 and 8 F'ree Auto Delivery,
CHELLEW Estate.
FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING.
YTH, .011t.
IARTS, -`1-10ME STUDY
EDUCATION,
-MEDICINE,
SCIENCE,
Including
ErIGINEEIIIING
This Summer
Session
July 2 to Aug. 16
The Arts comma
may be taken by
cop:respondence,
but studont. 'tear-
InE to Era cleats
must a tt•ud oat
*easiest
For calendar* write
G. Y. CHOWN
Kiagetoe, Oat.
INT R 1
OttISTQN- ••• 074TARto
Overalls Free!
We are sole agents for
WALKER'S OVERALLS
made in Walkerville, Ont.
SEE 'MARKED 1;0C—h-ET. --
For every Six Stamped 'Pockets cut from
worn garments we will give you one pair of'
OVERALLS OR SMOCK "FREE.
Get the habit of saving your pockets.
Sold.and Guaranteed by .
Tozei •
& Brous
also by the Walker Part and Overall Company,
Walkerville, Ont.
,
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Heintzman & Co
Limiterlf.
Real Bargains in Upright Pianos
Ten slightly used, Upright Pianos, all in good
condition, at one third to one half the original
price on small weekly or monthly payments.
Write for needed particulars.
Heintzman 82' Co.
193 Yonge St - TORONTO
or HEINTZNIAN & CO.
38 Ontario S -t. Stratford
...
liEINTZMAN & CO. ---Please mail we today
a list of slightly used Upright Pianos" adver-
tised in The Clinton News -Record.
NAME
ADDRESS
umle
•1
tatuue.auloula.
WITHOUT
A DOUBT
• you'Lt.
' FIND THIS OUT—
IN ALL •
YOUR TRAVELS
ROUND Al3011JT
THE BREAD THAT'S
BEST WITH ANY
MEAL—
IS JliST THE ONE
AND ONLY REAL—
MOTHER'S
BREAD
Better Bread
Could Not Be
Made
—TE1AT'S WIIAT YOU'Isl.
SAY WHEN YOU HAVE.
TRIED THIS CRISPY,
CRUSTY,
_MOTHER'S DREAD
BARTLIFF'S
PHONE NO. 1
AND HAVE IT DtLIVERED
TO YOUR Hogg EVXRY
DAY.
HOUSE
FURNISHINGS.
Our stock was never larger or bekter as-
s
• sorted than at the piesent and a call will
convince you when you look over our as-
sortment.
Special Prices On Rugs.
The Store
of Quality.
Phone 28
W. Walker
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker.
Recital -titre
Phone
140
National F'ortland Cement.
After tryineth er kinds YOU always
come back to the BEST. The best ce-.
ment is the National Portland Cement,
• It is the Old Stand -By.- A Car load just
in
S. J. ANOREWS. CLINTON.