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No. 1792 —34th Year
. CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 3Ist,
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Good Morning
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Jan. 14 means Jan. Ist 1914.
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THE, 1.30()=AL 'MA,RKET.' . . ,
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wheat 01:10 to 92c. .
. ,onts ,
, 'Batley so o to 55c.
Better. 18c to 20e. '
llggs 20e ' Live Hogs $9.75. '
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ONT. ST, CHURCH. -
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Mr. C. S. ,e-lawke occupied the pul-
pit on Sunday last in the absence of
the pastor. The choir will resulne its
place on Sunday next alter a . three
vacation. Misses .Lulu Howe
and Grape Walker each contributed a
solo to the muslcal part . of the . ser-
vices on Sunday lase..
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KNEW WHERE TO COME •
Mr. J. FL Patrick of Patrick Broee,
Ilderton, -exporters and imperters' of
thoroughbred stock, visited his old
friend, Mr. Win. Stewart. ot Mary
street last week. While here he drove
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doWn. to Stanley township , to :zee
Mr. John MacFarlane's fine flock of
Sltropeldre sheep and -Mr. Patrick • was
so pleased with- them. that he • pure
chased over , fifty of the finest,- for
which hoePaid a good figure. He also
bought ten fine ones from Mr. Glen, a
neighbor of Mr.. McFarlane's.. Patrick
Bios. do an extensive business, espec-
ially in the sheep deeling line, in both
the American and Canadian west a
and are direct importers front • Vas.:
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well and Padding; the leading. Lincoln
sheep . breeders in England.
EA.RLY T• OMATOES.
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LITTLE ..LOCALS. , :' - ' '' ' ..
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phuroh will :be .held on 1, rulay, con-
veYances to leve the auteh ' about
7'30' fOI.13a34i'el(1- e' '
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Cis ic holidayue . eranerre
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this . afternoon,. all.day tomorrow,
aria returning any temp me Saturday.:
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Al AcameieT. . , .
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Mr. Jabez Rands had the miefor-
tune One day last week toilette one
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of hie knees badly out. The average
men, would, as a consequence thereof,
have laid up ,-foe a spell, but Jabe
has his busicase to attend to and
rather than disappoint a single cue-
tomer has kept up the daily grind,
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S. A• No"rs . - •
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An interesting service will be held
in the S. A. hall on Sunday after-
moon next, when - there Will he an
enrollment of sailers. No 0 ne can,
become a S. A. soldier until he or
she has signed the "Articles .01 War'
and hats been publicly enrolled as • a
soldier ' and this is the' seaviee: to
which the public is invited,
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CUT. IN TWO, THAT'S ALL,
On the, assessor's•
llfeCaughey'staxabie roll Mr. J. J.
property, was
entered thus : '
Hotei . $3500 ' '
Stable and •• shed . 700 • •
Rink • 1000
I3usiness • 1300 .
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reITTLIta:LOCALS. ' -. , ' ' ' '
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numb 9. ot the young peopl
town Went out to Beefield Mr Ttie°e!-
day 'evening. to I dance-aiven hy•lier
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and Mrs. G. D. IVIcTaggart. . a.
A BAD FALL , - . •
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• While Mr. W. kI. Lobe': of the 10th
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con. was busy doing something in the
.harn 'ell' Monday he stepped through
a trapdoor or feed hole and fell to
the floor of the stable below, break-
ing hes-cellar hone and etleerwise in-,
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ittleng lemseli. FIe was unconscious
When picked up and medical aid was
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a once summoned. Ho 1S; as ` a
consequence .of the accident, now
playing - ,the mart of eau invalid, ' a
role which doesn't slat W. H. a. lit-
tle bit is h. ed that hi • re -
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eovery will be_iamd. •
AN EXCITING ADVENTURE. •
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a bunch of nettle, beljeseine
to. the Ttickersmith Farmer were be-
ing changed .from one pasture lot to
another' on '• Ithenday laet, one 'two-
year-old 'heifer -got awry from the
others , and ran up town, where • it
was chased by boys until • it went
wild and. tearing , up Albert ,' street,
a
notth, it ran into a Yard. The lady
of -the house came out tb the wood-
shed floor • anti .endeavored to ' chase
it awe' - - e• i
} but th -an mai made a
resit at her, eetered the open door,
overturned a table winch was stand-,
ing there, tripped itself' and fell ex-
haunted where it • lay until .it w as re.
moved. Several cattle in this vie-
inity seem to, have been. seized with
a sorb of summer- madness eihieh
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in some cases has proved fatal, bue
probably this was nothine more tier-
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ious then a fit of 'desperation
brought about by the anima being
chased and over -heated, though it al-
terwards died. Anretity, the lady
whose place it visited had rather a
r'ersonals' . ',',,'
1Vito-a•;,.D: M l',, .,=.a-rf'is s . i'll',"'1-''.°,1:6r:49' .M.
ee . Frank - 0,Neli of moose • Jaw --
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in town; , - - • e
Miss- merlon Irwin, has returned item'
a visit with I. hates illL Wends,
Miter Charlie Brooks" of Mitchell is
visiting his grandparents, Mr, ' and
Mr's. 1,1•7,. Can -tele& * ,
Mrs.. T. H. latiedy and. her daughter, ''
Miss Etta, are Malting, a temdays :Miss
Visit with .relativee at BelgraVe. '
Mrs. D. Dickensoe . and son, Mr.
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Wilfrid Dickenson 'of .13rantibed
have been visiting friends in town.
Mr. Harry Steep • and 'hes son Clete
• aloe - of Goderich were the guests
cin Stiaday or the fortnee'st brother,
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Mre. A. el e Read and little S011 and
daughter of Pittsburg are viseting
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the lady. s. parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tho.s.. Flessian of town.. '
Mrs• Eckmier on Tuesday chaperoned
a motor' party to Biters where a
most enjoyable day was • spent • with
the members of the catnp. .
Rev, S., J. and. Mrs. Alli, num-
Panied by Master Shnrwyn, are ris-
iting their 'seni who' is attacked to
the naval forces at Halifax.
Mrs. Nichol Robson of Detroit, for-
Intleerr'ly liste°:, town,
DibliassicYb,ecannfivisolithinegt
friends in Clinton and vicinity dee-
lug t•tal Past week. .
Mee. Abeus' Cole end daughter, Mins
( le ra , of Waymt, Mich., al e y i si • -
ire. the lady's tatter, Mrs. T. I%
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Johnson, and other relatives m
town ana vicinity.
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..e v, W. T. (duff ant farm e o ia. -
feed are taking poasession of their
cottage in Westnunstei Pate, Ba Y
' field, this week and Mr. Olull will
occupy the pulpit of St. Paul's
church on Sunday. ...
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rtelrdW&Y"). ' Iva,ir 'w4.8 I'll •GQ1-1111e.11• ••v°8.7
mes. A. J. Morrish era Miss. Besgie
_ate visiting in woodstssii
Mr. Joh& Guest is visiting his eon
on the fionieetead. in London town -
side,
Di:. John Cook of Goshen Ind • is
visiting Inc .. motile', airs; ,fotia
Citiest,
Carrie Steep of ,Goderich yisit-
. ed bee a,tint, Mi David Steep an
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Friday,
Mr. and IVIrs F f
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Melted Clinton friends Monday itad
" Tueetay,
Miss Florence Cunningham spent the
week -end the guest of Miss Bake/
of Fullartou. ' •
Mr, and Nies. Wm, Fluker and . lath
Miss May visited friends in and a
bout Auburn Saturday and Sunday
Mr. G. FI. Ilarria, mechanical super
Intendant at the Knitbing factory
• IS on a business trip across th
Miss Hattie 'Medford of Chicago.
formerly of town, has been th,
guest during the past week or Mia
Mabel Kerr.
Master Frank Washington of Au
Mr, tatof tit,
burn is .this Ee.re jek. the jenkgiuness,
camp at. Burks.
Miss Litliaa R. E. Lubbon, Undo:
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and Mies E. V. Chambers, Ethel
visited with Mrs. Bela -nice for ,
. few' days this week.
Mr. John Rumbalf returned to Tot
onto this week atter spending. th
month of . y at 1 s home 1
town and visiting friends in. Mice
isan.
Mr. Thos. R. Ginn and family mo
toted over from Detroit last wee
and visaed his sister, Mrs. leavi
Steep, going from here to Gothe
ieh.
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If it, needs repairs we can iipply them -at a `very •we6es
moderate cost. If it does 1-1 0 t WB will franklY.
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OF CANADA.
Mr. Jamea Sthep is something, of a
gardener, as is evidenced hy the ant
that he had for tea the other evening
ripe tomatoes grown in his own gar-
den. They were large enough to peel
and slice and The News -Record takes
Mr. Steep's word for it that they
were of eacellent Hairier, Mr. C. H.
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On appeal Judge Doyle chopped oil
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'The Rattenbur Y assessment was
only •
Hotel $5500
Stable 700
Business - 1560
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Capital Authorized S25,000,000
Capital Paid-up , _, 11,500,000
Reset ve and Undivided Pratte 12,500,000
• Total Assets 175,000,00f/
' 326 Branches, With world wide connection. Interest allowed •
on1atebosits. General Banking business transacted,
R. E. MANNING, Manager - Clinton Branch.
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bad fright and it may be a, naerow.
escape from serious• injury. •
. Baufield.
Rev. J. Greene Nyili supply the Meth
odist pulpit in Galt during th
month of August while the -pastot
David, who always has one of the
best gardens in town, also has for
the past week been eating his own
eipe tomatoes. This is as it
should be. The residents of this
fine old county should be eating the
product's of its own soil -much earlier
in the seeson than is usually the
case. It means but the expenditure
of a' little thought, care end a
wholcaorne belief in the climate.
AG AIN WINNERS.
Our baseball nine went to Zurich
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on Finlay evening and p ay a e
turn match with the team - of
that town the result being a score of
12-6 in favor of Clinton. It was a
great game. The Zurich boys ' play
good, clean ball and take a defeat
like the good sports they are. Win
or lose, they're good -nattered and
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"perky" which makes a , a pleasure
to Play wit:13 them.on
Crediton sent its baseball aggrega-
tion up on Tuesday everting to 1 iy
conclusions with the local nine, the
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result being disaetrous to the vie-
itors, the 'Score when it was ' tea
dark to play longer, standing at 12-
3 in favor of the limile team.
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It is said that the gate receipts in
Clinton are often - rather small,
which is h-ardly eair to the beys as
eawe
they are putting up a good e
this ,seasOn aril slmed, Incencourage
ed and it fleet elaele baseball team is a
gOott • ad. for any town, • Come
out to the next game and "root"
for the home team. "Twill hetp
them and it won't hurt you. a bit.
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ABOUT VIE PIANO EXC., l't )1I, Y. .
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Some information about this, the
most extensive of one mattufacturies,
will be of interest to our readers.
'While from neighboring cities, eeme
reports of dosing:down and short
time, the Deherty Piano Company
continue to keep their, complete stail
engaged and are availing themselves
oE the services of all s'eilled mee-
hanics applying. Sonic 110 men, are
now- employed in the various (heart-
rnents. • • .
Mr.. Clue the ',general manager re-
costly visited the western Jame -Met
and attended Winnipeg' Exr4bitrou
where tee Company had then esual
extensive exhibit. prospects itil the
West are excellent ,and plans have
been arranged foe. an extensive fall
selleng. campaign. .
'The Company have receatly. seemed
for Factory Superintendent Mr. Paul
Van Rohl, one of the most eapaejle
Wel 'versatile of Piano Superinten-
dents. After serving twelve yents
apptehticeship with the Lester Ptah°
co. 01 Philadephia., Mr. Von Rohl
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spent some years. in the regulating
department, of Mason and Hamlin,
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Boston, Mass., then was eupelintera
dent `succeisively of the Bailey Piano
Co. New York the Iaeight:Brinker-
' Piano' ' . ' ' . - .
hoff Co., Charlotte, Michigan,
and of • the De Kleist . Musical In-
strunient. Mfg. Co. North Tonawan-
da, N. Ye melteis of autoreatiee. He
also heads a financial interest- in the
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Harwood elad Von ,Ilohl. Piano ':' Co.,
Ringtown, Peen. Mt, 'VOA Rohl
eqeme to Clinton 'trona Marson .01no,
where he has been Superintendent. of
the Ackerman & Lowe 'Piano Co., lie
has made seYeral important Mem-
tions -and. is a valuable neqatastion to
the , Doherty staff where the exten-
sive •ana varied Elie of . player - and.
other pneumatic instruments eupele-
mereary to the regular extensive line
of pianos . calla for the thorough and
skillful sueeriesione of an expedenced
master mechanic. ' •
Time Doherty Piano Company's pay-
Ilion' at Me Toronto Exhibition has
lately remodelled and, a beaut-
hill line of Doherty pianos will be
shown. • News -Record readers ', wee
visit the Fair are eordialey invited
ee ,..... ihin ' A:14.11.4, .
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. $7760
Here, too, his honor cue deep, re-
timing the assessment to :33500,
same as Um Commercial. .
-The Waverley assessment was $3100,
is now $800. ,
ACCIIDENT ON THE L T -I a B
e • te ,
What might have proved a 1 cc/.
serioue accident, aria one by welch a.
couple of Clinton men were more ' or
less seriously injured oecuered at
Luton Cr ossine on Sate r I of Imre re
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last 'When, owing to a spread rail,
the baggage car of the mowing train
from the west was thrown from the
k en I turned eo pl et 1 • r I
trac , ( in L e y ove . ri
the car at tlie thne were about a
dozen men who 11 ere on their way
to la "de Park London to do some
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work in connection -with the G T R
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tracks there, Amonest the party
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were W. C. Brown who eustained in-
'11»res to his hip and thigh Martin
O'Dortitell, whose cliest was I crushed,
and Harry a i ,
as el, who happened to
be in the smoker and who escaped
uMitiet. A man by the Rama of Elena
ye wee very setiously , In-
of Clandho •• '
Neel I a 1 tl • tl • 1
t ieeni itown nous 1
the open door oF the car and pinned
e weer'. le S a ton ant "-aci up Inn-
b t 1,1 t t' 1 ti e
ed aeaeb, The foreman , ei ehe gang,
.Poiret
ensa , a so sus -
Shaddick of 1)' 1 1 1
rained several . broken ribs' and other
injuries w
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St d J T f
liensall, Arthur . Br °Its, Cle t alia
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R. Saunders, 1exeter and otliere Were
amen ei ' • •
g Hese more •or less injured.
, tl. • 1 t ' ' klgotten specie .rain was gum y
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together in London au d physicians
rushed to the scene and. the ineteed
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nen attended to. Wears. Brown and
O'Dounell were conveyed home' the
same evening and it is hoped 'they
will soon be quite recovered. -
The train at' the time of the acel-
dent was in charge. of , a Wingliam.
crew. Ba,ggageinan Su:lath had, just
been on duty a couple of days after
an accident to his foot -which • had
laid him up for a time, but Inces-
raped injury op this occasion.
.a. SUCCESSFUL Ritsr ROOM.
. In a thriving 'little Alberta town
there is a rest room whicht differs
rtoal the ordinary one in that the
country women- are as much interest-
ed in its maintenance as are those of
the town. It was started through•
the efferts of a heme economies so-
ciety Composed of country women.
The room was. secured through the
co:operation of the .town eioniene and
'they `all 'work hurl he band for its
success. There is a thriving Settle-
day market every week' where the
residents of the town secure fresh
eggs, sweet coutitfry ' butter, and oth-
,
er _products of (Inc farm, They can
order anything they wish a . week
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in advance with the assurance that
they will get it the following -Sat-
urday. . Maeket ticesl prevail. .! The
woinen of the country give little en'
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tertainnients to provide- their share
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of the funds for keeping the 'room op-
en, .and are' inteeeeted in ite= Gurnishe
ihgs and its sueee,ss in every way as
• are the women of the town. • ,
. 'The fame of the rest room , as a
social meethig place has ,spread, . for
many mites, an.d people come for e a
' distance that would .seern incredible
in . more thickly settled etgions ' to
visit the rest rooms, Meet- (Mlle' . iii-
ends, and incidentally do their, trade
ing. Naturally. the ' merehants , ... are-
heartily in sympathy with tee tro‘e
ment. l . ' '
WI) has done,
at one small town
others can do. Pile reit reme ;,e -ea by
ne reeens be confined to the large
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' town - In fact, it can alie made a
greater succths•in the country village
because of ,mutual bends • of . aequain-
tante anti intereSt, which exist in
these mraces between the people of (Inc
town aialathe outlying cermet:T.-Cal-
ien:er xToviy.c."N•Or.orata, • , . •
•.Bagfield
Miss Frances Galpin, who has speut
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the past month with Mies Jessie
Metcalf returned to her home in
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Pittsburg on. Monday. , ,
The annual garden party in. con-
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nection with 'Trinity church i,
1 wn hie even-,
held on the rectory a t, .
irr and a most enjoyable time , is
a •
assalred• - Missverandah
••A•as• Geo, W. Woods aim
Raby Woods of Seatorth, who have
b' tl 13 f = 1- t
been spending le pas .ew wee .s a .
Bayfield, have returned home.
Mr. Richard Elliott is malting line '
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thee employments about his -prernis-
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anniveeeery in connection with
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St. Andrew's ehureh will lie =held
August 10th when the Rev. II. R.
McKay D. D., Toronto, ex -moderator
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r- •''lle ' general assetubly will , preach
a.m. and p.m. . . -
Missee Ida 'Love; Rena McKettele,
Florence McKay, and Agnes Sproat
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of Seatorth are holiday1ng e. . •
John Tibbett'se ''' '
,, Tne citizens of Hayfield are very
in earnest in askitigafor. & mail,
service more' in keeping with the MI-
portanee of this place, We now have
two mails daily from the east, but
and note the absurdity of it -both
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arrive in the 3evening 'and only, an
. hour or so apart, . What vie are una
enimousl ' asking for ''and what 'we
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should get is not, this double eVening
service ant a mail bag to arrive
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here at midday• al d• o ler 7 30
- i an 13 at •
'lig the mail at both pere
in the .evcn• ,
iods to be lirouglit in from. the
B train et
northeound L., • li, Se . ,
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Mrs. Buchan and Miss Dell Lauder
ot Durham are- visiting the Fortner's
daughter, Mrs. N. W. Woods,
Mi, and MI'S. 0. D. MeTaggart
-al" a dance on Tuesday evening to
e a
which were. invited the young people
. . e camp ant a so a num mr tom
Clieton.
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Mae Jean Mel tenet eaves todaS
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for a fortnieett s visit with frienls in
Muskoka.
Miss Rathwell, Detroit, is having a
added to her summer cot -
tage.
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Treastiree Reid is also having a
verandah added to the cottage which
Ile sometime since purchased
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Mr- an'd Mrs. John Torrance and
llliss Torrance, Clinton,CMr. .John
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Torrance, Jr., Lethbridge, Alta., and
ND:, and Mrs. Cranston, Port Arthur,
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mole in Bayfield on ttescay.
1. Stevene Clinton and
Mr. W. , „
Aberdeen :eolith
Mr. W. Eagleson,. 3 .
Dakota, were in the village on Wed-
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'air will be held
The 13ayfichl 'Fall .1,,.
on 'September 25th and 26th, to
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weeks ,ealliet than heretofore. I 1 s
I vith caLe , .is ,,, 1
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date was set, 1 o . .
to conflict with any othee Fair ea
:the dietrict , so if any of them
elian e
should. at this lath period .. g ,
their date and conflict with outs it
will not he to their credit.
A veterinary from the. Go vernment
Zit:aft areived in town cn Saturday.e,
aad remained over the week -end. He
wale' called to this place in manse-
quence of a complaint sent. in to the
Depurtment , that cruelty to animals
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w OS being practIsed hethahouts. e
veterinary 'oohed over the: ground
carefully bet found nothing to war-
rant the com,plaint, which, it is a -
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leged Was sent In e, a late vtsitot
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. Rev. Mr. Wooten, takes a Ames
time
Principal 'Treleaven, Mrs. Treleaven
and ATMs Norma left Saturelay e%
ening Mr Imelinow to s -
pend a eor
ple of weeks in that town. an
district. ,
-Mrs. J as. Ke la and Miss Taylor c
London are spentUng a, feR day
this week the guests of the- int
iner's daughter, Mrs. (Dre Taylo
of Goderich.
Dr. Chas. Burrows of • the civic set
vice, Washington, 1). Ce and Mei
Burrows are this week the guest
of the former's aunt, ales. Joh
Cuninghame.
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Mrs le Ring and little daughter
who hare been visiting Mr. an
Mrs. Walter Ring tor seven
weeks, leave today foe their hon
in Hamilton.
Mr. am les II • , t .-• a
I 11 . Joseph town o . one
ton, New Ontario, lel t for thei
home yesterday after visiting; to
a week with the former's eistet
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Mrs Wm ' Fast
Miss Beryl -• Cooper re,turned, Salm
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(ley rom a vie' • with her aunts
the Niisses Hat •
• ma, and lc <teat.
at • e '
on Tuesday to spend a cohere o
weel,is with her .granipaxents a
• Milverton ,
Dees Walter King her daughter -in
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law, Mrs. 1.-t. ,King of Hamilton
and little grand -daughter Jean eh
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rted Mrs..Rine uburn an
Sr.,e ,
also with Myth friends for a cot
ple of dive last week,
Mr. WM. Alexander returned Montle
from, an enjoyable ;two -months' ve
1 in e lot ., , eon( one Selma att
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Port Huron, spending the greate
part of the 'time in the last iner
tone p ace wi us dang ithl
Mrs. IV. Green.
Me. W. ' Nediger ‘-;a:i;u1.0,1.
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Tie Molsons Bank
, • Incorporated 1855 Eseablished in Clinton 1879
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HEAD Greece: MONTREAL
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SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest allowed at highest curreet rate on sums of 81 and
upward from date of deposit. Joint accounts allowed.
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St. Andrew's school pienick- on an auto
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and had one of the most enjoyable et points north. - ••
gatherings of its whole history. The Principal J. E. Henry of the 1Vat
Weatitee was ideal for picnics, the acelettg Public school was enacts,
attendance was large and the pro- fel in passing twenty-nine out of
' ceedings passed' off very pleasantly, class - of thirty through (Inc el
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ele, Feed 'Tisdale of Toronto is a is t0. be congratulated upon 131
guest at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. good work done. by his class.
G. D. MoTaggart.. ' . ' Messrs. Walter Jackson and Ale:
Baseball contests between the cam- 'Yule returned . to Brantford c
pers and the citizens fregnently take , Monday after a fortnight spent c
Place on the square and- the citizen the old Camp 'ground at efattelt
10110 almost invariably win. Mr. Arthur Jackson, who was alt.
Miss, ' Millie Naftel, Detroit, and of the . party, will visit • seven
Miee Ida Naftel, 'Temente, are holt- ' points on I.,ake Simcoe before r
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(laying at the homestead, Mr. ,A., turning to Chicago.
Mattel's. . . . ' Mr. . A. W. , Redmond of Marlett
The residents of Lakeside park have , Miele, eaeeompanied by, Mr. ex
built a set of steps leading down to Mea. alenry -1)oieson and' 'Miss .Pea.
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(Incwater, a considerable e,onven- -••••:Taylor, -Stanley,. were one of ti
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' Dr,,,Meteali met with an auto ac- fast, Me. Redmond . ,i,s- certain'
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Thos. Elliott, ' oderieh T p.• send his car down to the city foi. ie- en his Stanley Mends. many
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An interesting figure ,at the Orange Ma, -Chasee Paikee, the veteran - vialte
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celebration in Hensalla ell July 12th. thresher, is making. ready for another'Mrs. Eason\ ,and her daughter, Mit
was that of Mr. Thos. Elliott of busy -season's, operations, . Margin:et! left yesterday for: Load:
Goderich toevnelliip, whose photo will ME' Ches. Tibbett has been award- to take up their abode in th
readily Inc recognized by many News- .01 .Me contract' for oarryiog the Mall city' where her other two daughtee
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Record readers, Me, Elliot* enjoys on the rural route to he known, 'as Mrs e Albert Kemp and Miss .11.T1'
thse •d'ete etion of beim,. the - -oldest No 3 Tt will run dovvn - the ' Sauble • nie Easom have resided for ' son
member . in . •• good standing - in Line to • ailaelt's sideroaTd And return '' time " The family is `sa..estio; lb
the district and was made. the ba way'Of the Bronson. . . one and the /natty friends In' at
recipient of, a prize a, such... F•X,e has Me, Roble Blair has taken the cone .about Clinton were., eorry to . 1
h • ember of I 0 L No tract of •Milling flax for the 7anieb them go
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' 3 F fot sixfy-fiVe •eafe , which is a- ,mille, -Among the p.rinalpal growers Mr. II, Marshall left on Settled
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life -time in itself, but he 10 t‘ye•ntya 'of -fl .
ny6 years older ' than that. • Besides IL Elliott, W. Higgins,. Prank laleet- ' 'BOYs' Rt 11111011 .' at 'Taingektitie 'II
being honored by Ins lieethren of the, gan and. Wm. Rathwell. • a "• native town. - In visitingehin ' it
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Orange Order 'Mr. Elliott en.:oys the Mrs, ' Pleuger and her daugnter, mediate rela.tives. and greeting ol
respect of -all who know him as a re- Miss Florence, an.d MISS Ella feaseer, time. associations he. put in the
belt of his straight anti upright life. who had been -holidaying at Mr.. A. strenuous days, tetacitaig hoe
It was matter' for congratulation leafters, have returned, to Detroit. Teesday, accompatded. by. Mr
that Mr, Elliott was again able to Mr. and MTS. Pickles end family Marshall sand Master 13ert whe le
1•take part in the 121+11 of gaily .etile- axe enjoying the heated' teem at the an ,enjeemble menthe' visit ig
1,,,..1,3,s. ` ' . unt,tafye on Ur. A. Naftel'e woe yetv. eld I3laieetone Cite.'
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