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No. 4789 -34th Year
CLINTON; ONTARIO, THURSDAYI 'JULY lOth, l913
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FIE BEAUTY SPOT.
The postoffice square having lac-
onic one of the beauty spots
of the town. The News -Record,
n behalf the citizens, wish-
es to assure Mg. Walkinshaw,
the worthycaretaker, that his labors
ifl bringing this aboit are nanch ap-
reciated. He has now in bloom a
bed of sweet peas which add to thp
fragrance of this beauty spot.
MANY HAPPY RETURNS.
Born on tile Bayfield Line, Coder,
ich township, on July Oth, f851:, Mr.
R. J. Cluit passed another milestone
on Sunday. The farm on which he
first saw the light of day is still
owned by his brother, Mr. John
Cluff. Citizen Cluff is an Angelicant
a Freemason, a Workinan, a member
of Malloch Chapter, Master 'of Mur-
phy Lodge; Chairman of the License
Board of Centre Huron, etc. He is
a genial soul and numerous Wends
will gladly wish him many happy re-
turns of the day.
WONDERS OF NEWFOUNDLAND.
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Plentg Cool Things?
You can't get all the fun that is coming
to you this Glorious Day unless gou
di,ess in cool raiment.
How about one of our handsome two
piece suits in homespun?
It will cost you only $600, $10,00, or $12.00 to
get inside.
Soft Summer Shirts in fine new patterns, as cool
as cucumbers 75c. to $2.00. '
ST PAUL.'S CI-11111CH.
• The rector will preach • at both
morning and evening service on Sun
day and leaves next week on a vac-
ation,
A SUCCESSFUL STUDENT.
Miss Etta laileBrien, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McBrien of the
Base Line, has just been successful
in passing with honors the junior or
grade three examination in etonnee-
tion with the Toronto Conserva-
tory of Music aria- is to be congra-
tulated upon her progress., ALL SAY _on,. '
ma Parkhill Gazette reports excel-
lent satisfaction from the oiling in.
that town. So do the authorities
and papers . of Aylmer, St. Thomas,
Tilsonburg, Ottetville, Tilbury,
Wheatley, Windsor, Kincardine and a
score of other places. Even little
Highgate is going to try oil,
The lecture to be given by Adjutant
C -c0. Smith in the Salvation Army
hall this evening is a vot,y Mimes!,
ing one. The .neljatant, 0110 spett
over two years on ine island, wilt
describe and illustrate with pictures
the • wild and grand scenery, catch-
ing seals on the ice! fields, the moi-
ster icebergs, whaling industry and
cod fishing. Also the wreck of the
Titanic, showing the natural condi-
tions under which the great ship sank.
This promises to be a thrilling lect-
ure. The lecturer has taken many of
the pictures himself and passed
through ninny of the unigee emerien-
cos described.
T1I10 LOCAL MARICET,
Wheat 900 to 92c,
Oats 35e.
Barley 50e to 550.
Butter 1.9c to 21c. •
ATTENDED LAWN TEA.
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Messrs. A, T. Cooper, W. H. Hell -
yet,' R. E. Manning and H. S. Chap-
man went out to the Methodist
lawn social at Lorelesboro on Tues-
day evening and report a most en-
joyable time. Mr. Harry Twitchell
took them out in his car and -after-
wards return -ad and took another
load, who no doubt also had a geed
time.
ONT. ST. CHURCH.
Through July and August the Sun-
day schools scholars will meet in con-
nection with tile morning congrega-
tion. A card will be used to keep
a record of attendance. A choir
composed of young people from the
Sunday school will furnish music at
the morning service for the next few
weeks.
The pastor, 'Rev. Mr. Allin,, will
preach at both services on Sunday,
the Lobb Male Qitiartette to sing, at
the evening service. '
AN OLD CITIZEN.
,Mr. 'rhos. Jaekson, Sr., one of
Clinton's oldest en.ens, on Monday
last cerebrated his eighty-first birth-
day. Me, Jackson has been a resi-
dent of Clinton since 185,1 • and es-
tablished a business here almost im-
mediately which he carried on for
'many years. During the early days
he was pretninentlyi connected with the
pubile life of the town, 1/aving served
in the council and in varipus ways
contributed to the upbuilning of the
municipality with which he cast in
his lot so early in its history. He is
probably the tallest citizen who was
thus so intimately bound up with the
early fortunes of the hub of Huron.
Mr. Jackson is the oldest of three
brothers, elf ;residents of Clinton for
many i years and, who have all contri-
buted much to its Prosperity. The
News -Record joins with 'Mt, Jack-
son's many friends in wishing him
many happy returns of the day.
PLAYED IN A POUR.
The lacrosse match Wingham vs.
Clinton, Whielt took place on, Friday
evenin5 last, was played during , a
rain storm from start th fnsish. For
the first half the field was only slip-
pery but towards the end it became
slithery and on the "skinned" dia-
mond it was almost impossible to
navigate at all. The condition of
the field coupled with the fact,
that it was a • hatd- fought game
throughout made it a very severe
test of temper and endurance and it
was much to the credit of the play-
ers thal the game was a gentleman-
ly .one. ' The icore stood 8-8 in fav-
or of Clinton.
• Silk tub Ties newest effects, the3,'re srnart at 25c.
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Cool underwear that sifts out the, coolness from -
the breeze, -all style.s 50c, to P.50.
• Straw and Panama Hats to be sure, 50c. to $650
All the swell shap,es.
May we fit you: •
HE MORRISN CLOTHING CO.
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Motto: "A Square Deal or Every Man." ,
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The referee was Mr. Frant Doyle,
Toronto, secretary of the 0. L. A., the scene was a busy and interest -
who appeared to have an all -seeing ing one, "Regular 'H. 0'. B. wean -
eye and gave entire satisfaction.
Eggs 20e to 21e,
Live I -logs $8..85,
GO AND SEE THE GAME,
The -Zurieli and Clinton baseball
teams will meet on the local dia-
About People Irou 1(novv.
Miss Annie McIntyre came up from Miss Marion Gibbirigs is visiting in, ,
Tomato on the 11, 0. 13. excursion. Seaforth. -•
Mrs. E. Joints is visiting her sister, Mrs. Eldred, Archibald' of Montteal
Mrs. • James McQueen; of Bruce- ! - visited in town over the week-endi.
field. Miss Edith Flodgins of Toronto. waa,
Mr.Ohas, Hale of London has been a visitor in Clinton, over the week-
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spending his vacation at hip home end. . ••,•, , • '
in Hullett. ' Miss Myrtle Lawson of 'Constance is
Me. and Mrs, Wm, Scott and Miss • the guest of her aunt, Mrs, • Al,
beet Seeley. - '.........
Miss Margaret Mahaily spent the -
• week-bnd the guest of Miss Cald-
well of Londesboro. -
Miss Petrie of Toronto was the guest
of the Misses Matheson from Sat-
urday until Monday..
Mr, CirummRt of Pickering visited.
over Sunday with Manager and Mrs.
Mutch or the House of Refuge. '
Mrs. I -I, J. Marquis of Pickering' was
a guest over the weed -end at tile
home of her sister, Mrs. J. E.
Cantelon. Ms, Edmeston came up frona. Toron-
to on Saturday, and will epend „
some time visiting friends in town
and vicinity.
Misses Amy Howson and Jennie Ro-
bertson were guests ever Sunday
of Mrs. D. IC: Grant at her sum-
mer cottage, Bayfield. •
Dr. Gibson, of Sault Ste. Maxie,
who was accompanied by his son
Allan, 'Visited last week at his
mother's, Mrs. McLennan's.
Mr. Bert Skoman, whohas been
teaching in the North' Country
since the New Year is now holi- ,
(laying at his home in town,
Miss Straughan of New York, for-
merly of town, is spending a vae-
ation with friends in Clinton and
in the home town of Goderich.
Mrs. Harry Rutledge and Miss Maude
of New Liskeard are visiting the
former's sister, Mrs. David Steep-,
and other friends in town and vie-
- inity.
Miss Myrtle Wright came up from
Toronto on Saturday and was the
guest or Miss Amy Howson, leav-
ing later for I-Iensall to visit fri-
ends.
Rev. 0. 113, Jeakins leaves next week
for Montreal, where Mrs. Jeakins
and Master Reginald have already
gone and where they will spend a
few weeks vacation.
Mrs. Gray, who has been the guest
of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Grahain for
some time, is now visiting Bruce -
field friends before returning to
Lan home in Hamilton.
Mr.. John Cuninghame has been able
to come up town this week for the
first time in a couple of months,
having been laid oft with a pro-
longed attack 'of sciatica. -
MisS 1'. Crooks returned from Bar-
rie, where she spent the past mil-
ineey season, last week and is a
guest at the home of her brother,
Mr. Geo, Crooks of the Base Line.
Mr. Roy East of the Royal Bank
staff, Winnipeg, has been home dur-
ing the past week, having been call-
ed holue on accotirit of the serious
illness of his mother, Mrs. Thos.
East.
Mr. Will Kemp of Stratford, former-
tv of Clinton. and brother of Mr. S.
Kemp-, who has been DI Tor several
moreths is not improving, the many
mond on Friday evening of this Scott of Toronto were visitors in
week. As baseball is the pet game
town over the week -end.
in the meteopcilis 'of Hay and a win Mrs. Linder and little son or Toronto
over Clinton would please them im- came up Saturday to visit Oa
SOMETHING BETTER. -
Mr. A. Hooper has the past season
been using a ,reoter cyclic by which
he effected much saving of Wee, shoe
leather and railway fare. But lm
wanted somethIng better, something
that would enable him to take
his pod wife along, if she so desir-
ed, hence he threw down the cycle
and took up the auto, and, as noth-
ing but what is strictly up-to-date
would satisfy- him, its a 1913 model
he's now driving. In the matter of
auto ownership Clinton was a little.
slow at the start but is now doing
very well.
A LITTLE REMINDER. People You Know.
menselY the visitors will play as
they never did before, Go'over and
see them.
A STJOCESSFUL PICNIC. ,
Ontario street S. S. held their •ailL
nual picnic at ,Goilerich on Tuesday,
taking advantage of the excursion
run from Mitchell_to the county -seat
on that day. There was a good at-
tendaime, especially ef the senior
members of the school and of the
patents, and the day spent in
games and feasting,' in boating,
bathing and paddling at that point
lady's mother, Mrs, Holmes,
Mrs. Carling and grandson, Master
Jack Barber, came up for over the
week -end to visit old friends.
lVfras, Henderson of Toronto is spend-
ing a vacation in town the guest of
her mother, .Mrs. James She_pherd..
Mrs. ;Duncan Stevenson and Miss Jen -
ie of Toronto were in town civet
Sunday calling on their many old
friends.
Mrs. Boyer and little son and Mrs.'
J. Ross of Toronto visited their
parents, Mr. and lefts. H. Cook
over the week -end,
of the blue, -beautiful Huron was Mr: George W. Pearson of Detroit,
much enjoyed.
WON, THE TROPHY.
Mr. C. 113. Dotirding's rink won the
trophy at the Goderich bowling
tournament yesterday. The rink
was made up of the following well
known prayers : John Watt,Rev. C.
10. Jeakins, E. G. Courtice, C. E.
Dowding skip, Rinks were compet-
ing from: Kincardine, Lucknow, Sea-
Dorth, Exeter and Goderich and the
Clinton men are to be congratulat-
ed upon their success. Mn. J. W.
Stevenson skipped a rink on Tuesday
but he did not return for the finals.
WORLD'S S. S. DAY.
Sunday next has been set apart
as "World's Sunday School
Day," on which a special or-
der of service will be used in
the school sessions. The pro-
returne,d home last week to spend
his vacation under the pmenta
roof, that of Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Pearson-.
Supertatendant Chant returned on
Tuesday front a short visit with
his son, Mr. Fred Chant, who is on
the staff of a big electric company
at Pittsfield, Mass, •
Miss 'I', Crooks returned from Barrie
where she spent the past millinery
• season, last week and is a guest at
the home of her brother, Mr. Geo.
Ctooks of the Base Line.
Miss Margaret Torrance, who has
been in Port Arthur for scene time,
leaves shortly on a two month's
trip through western Canada. She
will spend a few of the hottest
weeks at Banff.
Mr. Thos. Sheppard left on Mon.day
for an. extended visit vidth his
daughter, Mrs. Osborne of Merlin,
Kent County. Mrs, ,j. P. Shep-
gram issued by the internationa
pard accompanied him and will Le
committee to be used on this oc-
main for a fortnight.
casion has been printed in over one
hundred languages and pastors are, Mrs' Kearns lett on Friday for Sault
Ste. Marie where she will be the
requested to preach special sermons
guest of old friends for several
weeks, She went up by the water
route. sailing from Sarnia by the
big steamship Hamonte,
and the work generally will be spec- Mrs. Doupe and daughter, Miss Ly -
011 subjects for prayer at services of
netta, of Toronto and Mrs. 0, L.
all denominations on every continent
McIntyre and daughter-, Miss Vera,
and in many of the islands of the of 'Hamiltod visited their father,
emphazising the value 01 S. S. work,
The World's S. S. Convention now
in session in Zurich, Switzerland,
sea.
Miss Hattie Trick, who has been
"We six" and a number of their
friends spent a very pleasant few teaching at Cedar Grove, is spend-
ing the vacation at her home on
hours at the home of Miss May Rance
on Thursday evenIng last, the diaject the 181,11.
Miss Hattie Courtiee left yesterday
being to say farewell prior to her
for a visit , of several weeks in
departure 'on an extended trip to the
Toronto, Port Hope and points in
Canadian west. Miss Ranee intends
the State of Pennsylvania.
spending some time in the Rockies
Messrs. J. S. and H. F. Andrews re -
and will also visit se.veral of the
turned Saturday evening from Cos -
western cities and will probably he
hocton, Ohio, where they attended
Absent some months.' The young. peo-
the funeral of their eldest brother,
ple presented Miss Rance with a
Mr. ,Jantes Andrews,
handsome wrist wateh as a little
Mr. A. MeKown, and other friends
In town during the past week,
Mr. and Mts. E. J. Jenkins came up
on the Old Boys' excursion on,Sat-
urday and are visiting the former's
father, Mr, Thos. Jenkins of Wood-
lands -Farm, Huron Road, and oth-
er friends in town and township.
Misses E. Chidley and Winnie O'Neil'
lett on Tuesday cn a six weeks'
trip to the west. They will go as
far as EgItnonton stopping at var-
ious points on the way back. They
went by boat from Port McNichol.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer COoper left for
their home in Helena, Montana, on
Thursday atter spending several
weeks with friends in Clinton, and
reminder of her Clinton friends and Miss Olive Rrooks returaed to her Collingwood. They intended spend- friends about town will be sorry
home in Mitchell yesterday after las a few days in Chicago on the to learn,
of the pleasant times spent together,
spend'ng a fortnight or go with way back. Mrs. Arch. IdeGillivary of Vancouver
Wm. Cantelon of. town, and with
Mr' and Mrs' Miss Sadie -leaves on Tees- B. C., has been the guest oi Mrs.
THE II. 0. B. EXCURSION. her grandparents,
Goderich friends.
1Virs, Campbell and SOn Kenneth, Mrs,
Parklow and Mrs. Ball and son
Arthur , and little daughter Edith
all' of Toronto spent the week -end
the guests of Mr. and Mrs: Geo.
Farquhar of the' gravel Road. On
their re -turn to the city on, Idon.-
day they were accompanied by Miss
Pearl Farquhar who , will visit
there for a fortnight while Mr. Ar-
thur Ball remains on the farm for
a visit.
The Huron Old Boys' excurston • A. Seefey. Mrs. McGillivray was
front Toronto, which has grown to in a railway wreck on her way
be a most popular one owing to the cast but while others tem. very ser-
fiet that the gond old county is so jously injured she escaped.
numerously. represented in the Queen Mr. and Mrs. John Guinne and their
City, was well patronized on Sat- daughter, Eula, Detroit, arrived
urday and as usual Clinton got a • last Week to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. '
good share of the visitors, The long - C. 13rown, Mo. Guinne has sinee •
returned home, but his wife anti
about anid-day and when it began to daughter remain a week or so long.
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train pulled into the station 'here
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empty itself and friend met friend Mts. Mitchell of Weyburn, Sask., for-
merly Miss Mag,gie McMurray of
town, ace—mmanied by lier son Jack,
visited Mrs, 11I, D. Meraggart and
other friends in Clinton last week
and is now camping at Bayneld foe
the summer.
Mr. D. S. Cluff, general manager of
the Piano Company, is this week
attending the Winnipeg Fair where
the C'ompany has a lai-g exhibit.
The Clinton pianos are popular in
the west so a superfine display at
,the leader in prairie fairs tlaere had
to be, of course.
Miss Pearl Glazier, daughter of Mr.
• and, Mrs. Harry Glazier. of town,
who went to Toronto a few weeks
. ago . to take a position, has been
in the isolation hospital in that
city during the past week suffering
day for the west to testi, het sts-
ter, Mrs. (Dr,) 1-Iodsson of Bridge -
ford, Sask., whose husband died sud-
denly a couple of weeks ago. Miss
Mahaffy will probably remain a
gouple of months.
Mr. and Mts. E. J. Jenkins came up
" on the Old • Boys excursion on Sat-
urday and are spending a few weeks
at the home of the former's father,
Mr, Thos. Jenkins of Woodland's
• farm, Hurtin Road, arid with other
friends in town and township.
Mr. Edwin Brooks came up front
Toeonto on Saturday and after
spending Sunday the guest of his
grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Win.
Cantelon, left Monday morreng for
a couple of days auto trip through
the county with Mr. J. 10, Cante-
Mr. an(' Mrs, E. Floody and Miss
Olive came up from Toronto with
the Old Boys on Saturday. Mr.
Floody took the auto trip through
the county. Mrs. Floody amtinned
to Toronto but Miss Floody is re-
maining in Clinton with friends for
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Turwar
returned from their honeymoon trip
to Muskoka on Monday and have
been spending a few days at the from diphtheria. At last reports
Jamie of the latter's parents, .that she was ptogtessirag nicely and it
• of Rev. S. T. and Mrs. Allin, is hoped she \vitt. soon be quite re-
• prior to leaving for their ' new • covered again.
home in Regina. Mrs. Wm, Cooper and Miss Olive,
who have been spending the win-
ter in Ontario, Cal., the latter
teaching, returned an Tuesday and
are occupying their own residence in
town for the summer. They both
Sr: Major B Combe enjoyed their sojourn in the town
which is the namesake of our own
Major 1-1. 13. Compe, who was in province the more so perhaps be-
cause so many Clinton people re-
com nand of the I-Iuron Regimen,t at
the recent Camp in London, will he -
and .spent the day very pleas- Rev. .1. Greene returned on. •
Huron Old .Boys from Toronto Sat- side thete.
come Colonel' in September.
• lia,jor °mac joirrid the Regiment
when a in knickers and has for
santly among ,old friends -in Clinton- Thursday freM Tara, where he
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For none Of the -014 Nuts wind come participated the previons Sun -
twenty -four years been an officer. In
militia afiai„, 11 general;' those pm, back is a warmer welcoitie extend- (lay ' in special services in , the
ti6ep•iay pgtteirco, Isitaord• leidastherraptolawtectieaertarecs, emegenrt,s. 1,oirenee churcli of which he had been pastor
ha has :lowatylt: hl-sIeuaro a Omit forty years ago. MF.
and "rim, his wriad the Reihmat ttarcg Months' trip to EngIand and Greene has as ranch energy as plea -
Wales' and vrill sale front Montreal ty 'of men half his age. -At , the,
ie expected to become still more
The ,local line-up was as follows :
Goal, W. Jolinson.
Point, R. Rumnall.
Cover Point, W. S. R. Holmes.
Defence, E. Coo's, T.• Haw-
er," was a common remark as hospi-
table citizens piloted their pests to
bus or carriage and hurried them
home out of "the intense heat to
lunth and rest. A couple of autos
met the train to convey those who
kis, R. Mackeresie. were taking in • the auto trap
Centre,- B. Orfort. through the 'county, which has • been
Monde, 0. Fink, G. Macken- a feature of' the excursion for the
zie, B. Johnson, W, Whitely„ past few seasons. They went south,
P, Cook. airing 'dinner at Exeter and pro-
eeeding. from there on a tour which
I BLACK KNIGHTS AT CHURCH.
took in most of the county, taking
Ideal weather ler such a service the train at Sea!orth on Monday.
iare„d the, members of, phy This year's II. 0. B. excursion waS,
Lodge, Jubilee Preceptory and visit- as usual, a good success.
ing brethren on '1311109 eveu,ag 1-r.14, WESLEY CHURCH.
when they attended divine actvice 11
St. Paul's church. lhece v as a Large congregations listened to the ,
good turnout, about one ;intuited pew pastor, Rev. Dr, Rutledge, who
marching in the proaession • itona preached morning and evening on Sta-
tile lodge rcaom to the church, • and day. Dr. Rutledge, does not appear
the edifice • was filled th capacity. as a stranger :in Clinton, he having
Amongst the visiting Black Knights preached special sermons in Wesley
were : John Scarlett, W. Kenny, church on previons occasions, and a
John Bullard and P. CaMpbell, Mc- successfill pastorate is bespoken for
Killop ; R. McMurray, 13ayfield • and him.
E. Mole and G. E. Southeote, Sea- Beginning with SundaY next the at -
forth. There were also brethren ternoon session of the Sunday school
present from the surrounding lodges will be withdrawn tor the months of
of IIensall, Sutamerhill and Bayfield. July and August. The primary and
The service ,was interesting theough- intermediate classes mectin,g in the
out and the sermon preached by the clas,s rooms at the hour of the
lector was an excellent ono. • The morning service and the adult crasses
choir also tendered bright and apprO- Meeting with the congregation.'
priate music, Mrs. E. Archibald of Thla plan, which has been carried out
Montreal assistine and rendering a, Successfully for the past two aeasolis
solo during tlie service. At the cora- has beacome popular with all.members
elusion of the service the brethren of tne congregation and does away'
marched. to the lodge rooms 'where with the third service clueng., the
short addresseS were given lay lasses heated term.
J,ohn Searle ,
G. E. Southicote, G. a Hanley and people at the League Go 151000415 sv-
D. Caliteloh, and Warty votes of thin,. inaking a very ,11tvotaible
thanks were paSded ,to 'the reeter, pression Miss 13essie'-Davis oectip-,
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elmir and wardens of St. Paul's
cluarch fog their efforts to make the
tt W Kenny E. Mole, The new pastor a.ddressed the,young
Will Become Colonel in
September. •
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Mr. D. S. Kemp, of the teaching staff
• of the Ottawa Public Schools,
• Spent the week -end with his w1fe
and family who Are spending the
sunimer in town. Mr. Kemp is
travelling in Perish county for the
summer and will probably be a fre-
quent visitor in town.
Mr Wm Jones canis up with Iles
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it matters paintary, ehnis -,tfilatestl9vtilsi itstot. L3ixs njative laud in woarisdonlippoeienfatefeorepnacestshreldai intheJui3naeaese_he
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