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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1913-07-24, Page 1No. 1791 —34tlx Year CLINTON,' ONTARIO, 'THURSDAY,' 'JULY 24th, 1913 • HE HOME PAR. Good morning! Clinton illerchants ni.e citiclititag prices that are moiley_savers for customers. • (\ Ilour Watch gulf ..Verreetlq? If you expeiience any difficulty with it leave it We Will Sit An' 'expert 'exarainatiom If it needs repairs we can Bupp•ly them at very moderate cost. If it does not we will frankly tell you so. ' A Wakk epaired .bq us will gun Vorrectlq. fewelei ana Optician Ygarsiell _ _ Clinton 1 he Royal Bank OF CANADA. ' Capital Authorized :925,000,000 ' Capital Paid-up 11,500,000 Reset ve and Undivided Profits 12,500,000 Total Assets ' 175,000,000 325,Branches, With world wide connection. Interest allowed on Debosits. General Banking business transacted. R. E. MANNING, Manager - Clinton Branch. 1 1 Molsons Bank I T , Incorporated 1855 Established in Clintiin 1870 • HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT ' Interest allowed at highest current rate on sums of 81 and 'upward from date of deposit. joint accounts allowed. 13RANCRES AND AGENT0SARTBD ALL AND AGENTS ALL TE A - GENERAL - BANKING - BUSINESS TRANSACTED. C. E. Dowding - Manager - Clinton Branch. 10111111•1111MMIP.ANNIMOMMI REAHY-TO-WEAR , CLOTHING g....10111111 ,amormwevement • ORDERED , CAA iTHING Boys' $6.00 Knicker Suits Reduced to $3.50 • See list of Litany more reductions Big Advt. page 5. E MORDISH CLOTHING COI CLINTON, ONTARIO -Motto: "A Square' Deal for Every Maui': THE LOCAL MARKET, Wheat •90b.'.to 92c. Oats 35 Barley 50c, to 550. Butter 18c. to 500. Live Hogs 29,50. ' ' ST. PAUL'S CHURCM. ',J, VV. I-lodgens, rector of St, Paul's churchStratford, will con- duct the services' in this church next Sunday. A handsome window in mernory of the late S. G; Plummer .has been placed in the , churoh. The excavation in connection with the erection, of an addition to the echool house is finished, and the work is being pushed along. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE OUTING. The Women's Institute picnicked at Goderieh one day last week and had a , very pleasant outing. The ladies drove to -the county town, enjoyed the lake hgeezes and had an excellent supper, for did not these experts themselves prepare it ? and then the pleasure cif the drive home in the ev- ening. Such an outing breaks the monotony of the „daily grind and adds to the length and the pleasure of life. THE LEADER ALL RIGIIT. Both services in Trinity ehurcli last Sunday were more than bright and a goodly part of this is due to the deep interest taken in the choir by the leader, Mr. W. Glenn Campbell. The anthem at the evening service proves that the choir le_ader is doing excell- ent work. In:addition to this a quartette "All Hail" composed by 'Mrs. W. Glenn Campbell was ren(ler- ed in excellent voice.—Aylmer Ex- press. - ANOTHER VICTORY. The local lacrosse aggregation de- feated the Mitchell team at the .atter place on Friday evening last by a score of 0-1. The play was just a little inclined:to be scrappy as some- times happens 'unless the referee is fair rind square and on to his job. The locals lined up as follows : goal, W.. Johnson; point, W. J. Tozer; cover, R. Rumball; defence, -E. Cook, .7. Orich, R. 5, Byarn; centre, R. Mac- lilenzie; home, B. Levis, W. 'Whitely, 0. Fink, P. Couch, Cr. 1V1ackenrsie, WILLIS CHURCH, The Sunday school picnicked at Bayfield on Thursday last, having particularly fine weather for their outing, which was spent very pleas- antly in the usnal- sports indulged in bY tile lake on a summer day. Most of the, members 01 1118 school were tiansferred to and from „the Picnic grounds in the big motorbus. Rev. Me, . Johnston- of Toronto preached very acceptably at, both set- viees on Sunday. At the evening ser - Vied Dr. Gandier rendere'd a. golo. IT MUST 1385 A:BILLY BRIDGE. , , Tlie big iron bridge croes:ng to' the 's4Coild of Stanley will' wit:in be ready for•.the pubfie,to travel, eiyer. 'Billy 'Tayler was the firSt I1IBO to, notice that .the bridge had given away, Billy -Graham was the first traveller who hid to e tttrn back,' Bifly Leppington (Ng 'the first dirt froin behind the allutthent, Billy R.owden built the coffer „dani-'Billy Eniopt did the cement' work, Billy Wheatley • jacked up the irea superstructure and.: Billy Glerl, the reeve, was the overseer. . AN EASY WIN. LITTLE 'LOCALS. • - 1 Friday ef next Week, August 1St, will be Civic. Holiday. Friday of n.ext week, August 1st,' been proclainied civic holiday • • fer Clinton. • • Good Morning I Read the advts. in The News -Record. Bargains are being offered. •• TREATING THE KII)S. Mr. T. Jackson Jr. on Tuesday ev- ening hired the big motor bus • and took, all the children on I-Iigh street out for a ride. Needless to say they fully enjoyed it • and also •the ice creaan treat on the lawn afterwards. "tnefe Tom" also enjoyed it,as he is never quite so happy as when doing something for the 'kids" and the liking is mutual. • .•Batifield. . . The . Angticans' intend 'holding their ' •• gado n party on .rectorY lawo. on Thursday ,eVening next. Supper will be, served Irern seven o'clock until evr erYbody, is satisfied. • :Thee° will be isusio by the liattallen band and a , good time generally is .expected. 1)0 not. ,forget _the date; .Thursday even- ing of next week. •• Mrs. E. Holmes, and Miss Las re- turned to their home in Clinton Friday alter. spending a fortnight in Hayfield, giteets at the rectory and at tlie home of Mrs. Cameron. I BUSS Milligan of North Bay is.. spendinga week or se atth rectory' the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. H. J. Condell. The garden party •held on: the par- ) soilage lawn on Tuesday was a splen- s, A. NOTES. did success,. Big attendanye, re - •I cants in keeping therelvitli and'every- • The week -end Meetings were well Sody Sad a good time, attended, appreciative audiences list- 1 Miss Merle Moore of Clinton is vis - ening to the addresses at each ser- iting lier aura, Mrs. „fames Young at vice and also to the band which • now the .parsonage. -" numbers six performers. A special I Mrs. Card of Winnipeg is visiting meeting this evening will be address- friends in Bayfield, ed by Captain Huband, who will be ! Miss Bessie O'Neil of Clinton is a assisted by Lieut. Porter and a num- guest at Mrs. Spackman's. ber of comrades from Seaforth. The Mrs, William Sterling of the village public areecordially invited to these and her daughter, Mise Maud Steri - meetings. •• . ing oe Toronto, left on Tuesday to A TOUCH OF COLOR. visit relatives at Sault Ste. Marie. Mr. and Mrs. WilliaM li3agleson arxl Two green spots, one in front of family of Aberdeen, Smith Dakota the side entrauce to the Morrish have returned to the village after vis - store and the other al the north: end itinee• relatives in Clinton and, Luck - of the Normandie block, which have now. In the good old summer time been put into shape, sown with grass 1 there is in their estimation no place seed and planted with cannas, are like breezy, balmy Bayfield. doing splendidly and are a distinct Mr. Duncan Mackenzie of Bay City, improvement to that finetriangle in Mich., is visiting friends in the vill- thc centre of the town, They iNqII age and vicinity. add a nice touch of color also when Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Manness and the cannas begin to bloom. son of London, Russel Best o( Sea- Sortli and Win. J. Smillie of Burford WANT IT CIIT, IN TWO, NO LESS. are guestlx at the Albion, alie local hotelkeepers applied to the Mr. Orval Weston of Detroit and judge on Monday for a reduction of Miss Graves of Seatorth are the ashessment. They asked that it be guests of the fortner's parents, • Mr. cut in two, no less, and in support and Mrs. R. Weston. thereof showed that their bar receipts Are you a News -Record suliseriber ? had dropped fretil a goodly suns per Miss Eva MOInies of Seaforth was day to next to nothing, as the re- the guest ,or the Misses Jemieson at stilt of loc-al option. elotelkeeping, their cottage in the White City last therefore, hot being a profitable pro- week, Position under the changed conditions Mr.. Dail Spencer of Minneapolis is they contendeit ,as inerc matter of honie on a visit. justice that half their assessment be St. Andrew's • Sunday school will lopped off, thus cutting their tax bills picnic in Mr. S. Meusten's grove ort the Sauble Line on Tuesday next. Miss.Grace Catneron, who spent the past six months in Toronto, returned home last week, , Mr. and Mrs. Parkinson and fitmily of Detroit were the guests a the lady's brother, Mr. William Osmond, Lacrosse. • • Last eVening. Goderich 2 goals. Clinton 5 goals. Association referee from Toronto. Great team has Clinton. Can trim Goderich every day in the week, except Sunday. Local line-up—goal, W. Johns m ; point, W. J. Tozer; cover, WS. R. Holmes. defence, C. McKinnon, R. Rumbal, R. Mackenzie; centre, B. Orfort; • home, 13. Johnson, W. Whit- ely, Otto Fink, Percy Couch, George Mackenzie, SURE, rr's A LOCK-UP. An old chap named MiChael Nev- . ins, who has been working with a local mason in the vicinity of Blyth, came down en the afternool train on Saturdaylast with a' "skinfull." He was so drunk that he fell by the way while trying to navigate up town and there he lay until gathered in by the inspector and the chief of police. He was -cirayed to the lock-up and during the evdning takejr before the judge, who, after Listening to his story., which included an admission that) he had 'ob,tained • a'bottle of • Whiskey in Blyth, imposed_a fine of • twenty dollars and the attendant costs or a term in gaol. -As he hadn't the cash and ncibody seemel inalined to advance it for him, he was return- ed to the lock-up to remain until the departure of the a. na train Monday when he was to be taken to the coun- ty castle. 'Vile/feel dontinued in ' the bell until Sunday eveang when be- tween seven and eleven o'clock lk disappeared 'and bee not since been seen in this bailiwick. As be erruldn't reach the key himself to open the cell door, it necessarily follows that qsoulnesetbioondrietls:nd diitd isitupioteohitiihie, auTtihis, males to ascertain, who was the lib- • erator ? ' • , thermore the rocks of tbia par tictilar lock-up have been Awiceitam- pered- with in the past six months. Is .this state or affairs 'to continue „tilde- „ 1 'venixotimosx y, or right down the centre. N EW POT' TOES. New potatoes are !Ring shipped in plentifully iust now from different parts. of:the province and seem to be of a good variety. A local dealer, tells The News -Record, however, that the past week. . • they are not Onjario grown but are Mrs. ' Fisher and nephew, Master shipped ie from some—of the warmer 1Widdie Fisher, of Berlin are the states. The :probability is that a. great many of, the ,famers in the surrounding countty are at present 'guests of Mr.' and Mrs. F. A. Ed- wards, Rev. Mr. Davidson of Mt. Forest eating new patatoes of their own '°Cetinje(' the pelpit- of St: Andrew's growing. Why, 11 01> effort were made• church oe, Sunday morninglast. to get them in early,could not the home gardener supply the local deal- er with potatoes at this thne of the' year 1, There seems no good reason why not. And by this reason freight could lie saved. and the constmer would be supplied with a cheaper and better artidle for his table, and the gardener or farmer would have ready money which now goes to 'the grower across the border end through. Rev. ,Idri'McCormickof Holmesville will occupy, the pulpit' of the Mettler dist 'Church ore -Sunday niorn'ng flat at eleven -o'clock and will also admin- ister the sacrathent of the, Lord's Supper. • Mr. Fred, E: Stanley of liotInes- vilie purchased the flour and feed and produce business carried on for the past few •years by Mr. „lathes Johnston. He took possession last ead their advts. 'carefully. - About People You Know . , Mrs. Chambers Was in Seaforth• for Mrai,e9Ttfollena9s1: dEaaysstlaitWeek' recovering after] • a somewhat serious, illness. IMr. Fred, T. jaellsoa lqient the week-' 'end at the camp at Nebel's. Mrs. Fred. Match and, children were , friends in Auburn 'last .and• Mrs. Broadfoot of Seaforth were 500515 ori Tue,sday of Mr. and 1VIrs, G. D, Roberton. Dr. and Mrs. Evans and ,their Nanny and guests spent Tuesday at the • lakeside at Bayfield. Mr. and Mrls. M. W. Cook" with 'their guests anda few friends picnicked at Bayeeld yesterday. Mir and Mrs. Alex. Cooper of- (leder- - kill were on Sunday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Cooper. Mr. John Torrance jrr, .basiness man- ager. of the Lethbridge Herald is , spending a vacation at his home in town. Mrs. , John Watkins, little Misses Olive and' Mary and Master Harry vihited .with Goderich frientle over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Lack Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. Clegg, Wingham, composed one of the auto parties which dined in Clinton on Sunday. Mrs. Toppin and her two daughters, Messes Elsie and Anna, of Toronto are the guests of the, lady's cousin, • Mrs. Isaac Dodd of town. Dr. Agnew of Medicine Mat, formerly of Clinton, is playing on Mr. J. 13. Hoover's rink at the W. 0. B. A. tournament at T,ondon this week. Mtir. Osbaldeston Sr. and her daught- er, Miss Nellie, were called to God- erich on Sunday bY the serious rose of her son, Mr. Alex. °shakes - ton. Dr. and Mrs. Garrett of Hamilton have been visiting' the lady's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. COok, and paalssot w trieeentn -iWingham during the Mrs. Luker of .Torohto, who has been visiting lier brother, Mr, Arth- ur Cook, went, to Goderich Friday evening and on Saturday went over to De tro Mr. Will Atkins of Toronto is this 'week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur' Cook, where his • wife and little Son have been for a fortnight or so. Mi. and Mrs. C'ook and Mrs. Cook of Mensal' aad Mrs. Johns of Guelph motored up from, Hensali on Monday to call , ori Mr, and' Mrs. John Torrance. Mr, Roy East, who has been spending , a vacation at his home, in town, leaves' this -week fer Wirnipeg to re- herrie hiS dindeS with the Royal Bank branch there. Mrs: Holine.i and Miss Lois returned home on Friday last after spending a fortnight at, Bayfield, the guests or tho 'Rev. 1-1. .3. and IVIrs. Con - dell and other friends. Miss 'Margaret \Menial and her friend, Miss Gardner, -returned ta Ottawa On 'Monday after 'vacation at the former's home in town and at Bayfield. Miss Dolly Can telon return- ed on ri day front Oriflia, ac- camPanied by Mrs. Weatherwax and babe who will spend several weeks at the parental home. Mr. arti Mrs. William Cautelon spent the week -end in Mitchell. Mrs. W. Gibson and Master Bertram accom- panied them, going on to their home Peron to on Monday. Mr. Will Wiseman leaves -today for 1Kr. Ephraim 'Ball and his son Roy the west where for several years Were in town last week, having he has been connected,with the come up from Toronto to be prea- Mounted Police. His luladquattere ent at the funeral of the tormer's are at Edmonton. • brother, „the late Elias gall. Wrs. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Fritzley and three children of Re- gina were the guests over Sunday, of Mr, and Mrs. W. Shipley and are now summering in Goderich. Mr. S. C. La.schinger, who for the past yeat has been operator at the G. T. R. station here is now on the relieving staff and at .New' Ham- burg. The local staff werevery sorry to lose him. • so many hands that when all have week and in tell days or so will move had a profit even lie is not zny too on to our main street, having rented well paid. Some artioles of food will Mrs. P. Campbell's store and dwell - always have to be imported, but pan tog. It is Mr. Stanley's intention not Muron grow its own potatoes and to 'handle poultry and produce and' have them ready the last week in his activity will tend to make the lo - July. eal market a better one. He will ' buy butter • and eggs for the (lune, Langlois Company to be delivered at their big emporium at -Clinton. - Brucefield Miss Aggie 33eattie and Miss Mame Swan left on a trip to the west on Tuesday. - Rev. Hall and Mrs. Woods are hav- ing a six weeks vacation. ' Rev. 13r. Stewart, formerly of Clinton,, will The News -Record to ,,3an. 14 for 40c. The Death of Elias Ball is a Loss to the Community take the work during his absence, The death occurred in the general Last Friday was Brucefield's civic hospital, Toronto, on Thursday last holiday. of Mr. Elias Ball of the I3ase Line, Mrs. T. 1-1. Bothwell of Toronto Hullett, He had been ailing for over who hal> been the guest of Mrs. W. a year and had gone to the hospital 13 Rattenbury for smile. tithe, left for ' in the hope that an operationwould , hi h t th di ase had co - Messrs: Will IVIchitosh and Will gressed too far and death quickly SWan took in the expursion to ' De-rollowed the operation. He was in troit last week. the' prime of life, being in his forty - Mrs. George Campbell and Miss fifth year. His wile, who was Mish May of Clinton are the guests of their Sampson, and one little son, Gordon, brother, Mr. Thos. Campbell. !aged nine, survive. He is also stir - Are you a News -Record subScriber ? vived' -by 'lour brothers and seven Miss Helen gothwell of Toronto sisters : W. H. Ball ot the lase Lim; and Mrs. Ernest Bothwell and little James, of Chatham; Ephraim of Tor - daughter, Hlinore, are.p. guests of Mrs. ',onto and NelSon of Clinton; Mrs. E. W.31. Rattenbury. I Lear, Mrs. Wm. Sturdy and Mrs, Mrs. P. Bowey is visiting her James Raithby of Auburn; MTS. Sheik daughter, IVIrs. Jack Grainger of Sea- , pard, Mrs. Walter Mair and Ms' 101111 , 1 Hugh Hill of Ilullett and Mrs. Chas. Rev. Mr. S'newden of Varna will Lovett of Clinton,' conduct - service in the Methodist I The late Mr. Ball.was a Baptist in phurch on Sunday next. , I religion, amember of Jibe Auburn The Oddfellows of this place held a Baptist chard'. very enoyable piimaie at, Bayfield en •Mr, Ball was a rnan of the nioste Friday -last. sterling integrity. Me was 1.1g,beart- The Methodist and Presbyterian S. ed and true and hiS untimely passing S's held their annual picnic at Bay- is not only an irreparable loss in field on Tuesday. • , 1 the feinily circle, where he Was most Miss Saidie Bowey is visiting God- tenderly loVcd, but throughout the erich friends, community his departure is sittiaely Miss Alice Carr is visiting, ha xno- „regretted.' ther, Mrs. Thornas Carr._ I Tim funeral, which was one of the Mr, and Mrs. Torrance Dunlop of largest aver seen nthat part; took • Zurich visited friends here over Sun- place from the homestead on Satur- dayday afternOon last to Ball's Genie - Mr”. anti Mrs. George Swan of Tor- tery, Gm services being conduCted by Onto are holidaying at the old home Rev. W. W. Wylie. The pallbearers here. were Messrs Albert 'Lovett, 14elson Mr, and IVIra. John Swan left , for 1,3111, It. and J. yunghlut, W,Moun- strip. to the west On Tuesday, tain and. W. Govier. ' nd 1VIrs -John 1Vturdock return M ssre ''Eph Ball Id Ida` ion Rey „ a . e . ed from Detroit en MondaY.- , of .Toeonter-nad James Gall of Chat.- MiSs Jennie Holmes is visiting friends' in ,Lucknow. , Mr. Chas. McKinnoft rebut:nal fronl , Saskatoon ori Tuesday. Mies Bernice Kay of Lapeer, visiting friends in Clinton. . • • ,. „, . • , , , • ,,,', • ' „ ' , , . , Mrs. Archibald is spending a fort- night with (loderich friends. . Miss• Chant 'of 'l'ororito is visiting her brother, Superintendent Chant, . Miss WadYa Wiseman of 011ica,go was the guest last • wool( of her titiele 1V1r, 5, McArthur, Mansell, is /kw the billing clerk at the G. T. R. station here. Mish Myrtle Tiplady is spending the week with Miss Challenger • of God- Mer r. Brt Rowden of T.ozer lo Hrown stall goes to Wingham today for a MfiesNsv Icene )1,rVsllkin has taken a , Posi- tion temporarily in the office • of • Major Rance. Rev. J. 'Greene will take the services in the Methodist church at Aubura next Sunday, Mr. Jack Wiseman neeurned to Mt. Forest 'on Saturday' after a holidayt at his home here. ' Miss Ruby Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, IL W. Cook, is up from Tor- onto for a vacation. Mrs. Campbell and Miss May are VIS- iting friends in the vicinity at Brucefield this week. IVIrs. J. A. Conirtantine of Highgate is a visitor at the home of her mother, Mrs. Chidley, Mrs: F. M. Holmes and Miss Lois are away on a month's visit with friends in Peck, Mich. Miss A. S. Ronald of Parkhill visited . at the home of Mrs. Shepherd, Townsend street, last week, 111r. and Mrs. T. Jackson Jr, little Miss Ruth and Mrs. W. 1). Fair motored to Exeter on Tuesday. Miss Margaret Wiseman, Miss (lard-, ner and Miss Jean Chidley were in Bayfield last week for several days. Miss Edna Cooper, 0110 has freers teaching at Eiiteran., Sask., arrived home on Monday evening for the long vacation. Mrs( 1,uve• tl-rIoliV-eaPrescimanninghe hteirtwtochille dvreeka o with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. j."Jk.s°Re Mred and Mr, W. Smythe of the Supervisors' staff are inspecting the local branch of the Royal Banff: this week. Miss Lena guest, who has been teaching in one of the western towns, is visiting her father, Mr, °1 Mrj.anlinlastMures.. Cranston of Port Arth- "ur are holidaying at the lady's par- ental home, that of Mr, and Mrs. mrjo Jim D'Ilerrkkatiilen.s on motored to Ex- eter yesterday, accom.panied by little Miss Eileen, Miss Tena Mae- ' dougall and Miss I3essie Murphy, Bliss Jean Scott, who underwent an 'operatioo for appendicitis leaf: week is now progressing finely ,and It is hoped will soon be luny recovered. Mrs. Norman Snyder :of Radissoa, Sleek., is spending a couple of weeks at the parental home, Councillor, ,and Mrs. Lobb, Goderich township, Mr. C. Routicy of Lynden, who has ' for the past month becn relieviag Station ,tgent Patteson, has taken a position on the permanent stint , as operator. MrS. Boles„ Mrs, A. T. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs, 1.:3, J. ,Jenkins, Willis Coope.r, Murray McNeil, I-Iarold itfaiming anti Fred Wallis are camping at Burks' this week, Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Tacker' of Dun- rae, Man,, edfo hare been spending O few days among old friends in Clinton and vicinity, are now visit- ing relatives in the Lucknow dis- trict. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Long andi their son Alfred of Port Hope and Mrs: Levy of Toroeto motored up from the former place and 'spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. John Mr'isrrJaansc.e,Walkinshaw and her datigh- . ter, Miss Luella, stenographer at tlth Royal Bank, lea on Tuesday for ,Toronto where they took lyoat for the- famous St. Lawrence and „Saguenay trip. Mt. W. N. Manning, • Miss Gladys Manning and Miss Taylor motored ago, later clearing the -farnt upon up from London on Sunday and on which he has since lived. " their return were accompanied by He was a man, of. an exceptionally Misa Harriet, who had been visiting rObust constitution natil about four Miss Mary Chi diey ayetyabrise asgtoroklaelsen fh9eiigted7bdytw,oiroppasrp-., Mrs. Baird and her son, Mr, e\ddison' and heart trouble,..the latter causing Baird of Parkhill and Miss Alice ionfakWiningnttpheeg were week -end his deatb, •he being...in\ his seventy. visitors at the home of Mrs, Geo, sevent,H year: journey 110n, doattizhiLtssuarvnidvetdhtheye,,siol!ins5 Parkhill bY nl°tM: car. his wife having predeceased him twee' • 1Wilm lIatitie Baker spent a couple f days last week at the summer 3' yeas' owili tialkteheplia4ceth feroolika.. Sa,turtiak . She halx since ,school in St. 'Thomas, returning. -on hils'helaftuaneria:t18 at two o'clock on Friday afternoon id been the guest of Miss Florence • _Qiiiiicoame, who is 11100131 recover.: to Clintort cemetery, service at the -Mg 'from ber recent illness." house at 1.30. , • mrs. pes„ Holloway, returnedi on, The deepest sympathy of the cont, F. W. Tebbutt, Another a the Pioneers, Passes Into • Rest. On Wednesday mottling last there passed peacefully into rest one of the . earty pioneers of Goderich township, in the person of Mr. F. W. Tebbutt, Senior. Born in L,eicestershire, IfhiglAnd, ha came to Canada nearly seventy yeara Tuesday after a six weeks visit alunitY is extended tit the family irs with lier soh, Dr. win tionoway )c their bereaVement Peterlipro, Dr, Ilelleway drives.a •- car and his mother consequently •Suinnierhill ' spent a good deal of.lier tirne spin- • ning about the country, which she thoroughly en)oyed and which prov- Du, naii accompanied Ills ed to be beneficial 1;0 lier health as brother, the, laic Elias Ball, to l'or., , she is Feeling firati-claSrs., ants last week.