The Clinton News Record, 1913-09-04, Page 4lint rn'
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September 4tb41913
.Ooderich Township
VIii " M" etoty daughter 'of
t a, tilll g
Me, John Middletotl,- ,holt lot the
west on tVetlnsday,; In the departure
oMssMiddleton
f i,St. James' church
's most
loses one f it
congregation 4
active members, Miss Middleton has
during the past few: niotiths rendered
valuable service by her assistance in
the songservice of the"church, She
goes' to take up a: position as teacher.
of music in, Moose Jaw. Whet is a
loss •to St. James' church, is a gain
to Moose Jaw, andthe manyfriends
wish Miss, Middletoh suocesii yin her
work.
visit ,f
ft r i rL o
M•• Elliott,a e s
t, lEd, a
several weeks tvitli:hie brother,
Geor^e H, Elliott, left on Tuesday esday
afternoon to return' to Napanee, In-
diana where in company with Mr.
P s
fill' rt Jervis he is interested in one
hundred and ' seventy-five acres of
hemp.
Mrc. Norman S'nydee, who has
been visiting atthe parental home,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Labti's, for the
past couple of months, leaves Thurs-
day of this week to return to Rad-
isson, Sask. '
Miss Mary Club, daughter of Mr.
John Clue, of the Bayfield Line, will
leave next ,Tuesday for the west with
the intention of spending two months
with friends and relatives in Winni-
peg and many other points in the
new provinces.
Alter an iliness extending over sev-
eral months Mr. William Cantelon,
eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
George Cantelon of the 7th con.,
passed into rest eternal on Tuesday.
He was born in Streetsville in , the
year 1847 and was about nine years
of age when the family moved to
this township of which they were
among the earliest settlers. The : de-
ceased was a quiet, borne -loving roan
who seldom went abroad and was
much respected by those who knew
him. Upon the old homestead there
still abides two of his brothers and
two sisters, George, Adam, Miss Lin-
da and Mrs. Beatty Webster, Mrs.
W. B. Edwards of Souris, Alan., is
another sister anti another is Mrs.
(Rev.) W. H. Cole; who has arrived
from Flint, Mich., accompanied by
her.httsgand to attend the funeral
which will take place this (Thurs-
day) afternoon to Clinton cemetery.
The News -Record to any address
to the end of 1913 for 25 cents;
Hoimesville
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Draper and
Masters Walter Draper and Jade
Woods, C:oderielt, also Mr. and Mrs.
John Mulholland and family of Clin-
ton were guests over the holiday of
Mr. and
Mrs, Mulholland,
Tuckersmith Township
Miss Winnifred Hunt is spending
months' vacation visiting relatives
Toronto.
Mr. Chris. O'Brien entertained
number of his Hullett friends to
dance Iast evening:
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Goderich Township
The 'marriage' -took place at ,Brook
Fars
yesterday of Francis . Mary;
n.': on-
ilaughte>::of.,Mr. and Mrs. ':Joh Je.
inns, to'. Vi lliiaow a. Uondui:, son of
o rt''-
d i` t ullett town—
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av twelve o'clock, noon byRev.: De.
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Rutledger'of Clinton and -,:was w'it-
tressedl 4 Ynl ,friends and relatives
.
of the two familus. After. the 'Cere-
mony and con ratulations front the
ue td,d 'n to' a
assentbkid •b es ,'), all'sat ow
sumptuous wedding luncheon, The.
bride Was made the recipient of mann'
beautiful gifts" ;Mr arid' Mr's ' Volt -
den left on the "alternoon• :train '
Clinton on a honeymoon trip to
Toronto'arid Niagara „Falls' and on
their re, urn Will take up housekeep
ing in this township. The • many
friend') of the• young couple join in
conge:atulatiori; and good„ wishes,
The, members of St, James' church,
Middleton, gathered at•th'e home of
Mr. Guy Hicks on " Friday evening
last. The occasion was a presenta-
tion to Miss Nellie Hicks, • orga3sist
in St. Janice', of a purse, add to
Mr. Williams of Toronto, who has' so
kindly assio ml en the song service
during the summer, with a beautiful
tie pin. The incumbent, Rev, C L.
coee
afewwell b se t
r' rd in
Langford,
words of appreciation for the valu-
able services rendered, made the prep-
entations. Afterwards the evening
was pleasantly spent in music, gam-
es, etc., and in the enjoyment of re-
freshments, the company breaking up
'arid leaving for 'their respective hom-
es after a very enjoyable even'ng,
Mr. Williams will sing a solo at
the niorniiigl service in St. James'
church on Sunday next,
Mr. and Mrs.:Batkins and Mr. and
Mrs. Alex. Elliott of the township
• and Mr. and Mrs.' Wm. Jervis of
Clinton picnicked at Bayfield on Fri-
day and had a very pleasant time.
Mee D. J. Burns was on Wednesday
of last week jo'ned in the holy bonds
of matrimony with Miss Langford of
Granton. They arrived here on Tues-
day and are now in receipt of good
wishes galore.
Mr. Clilford Lobb has gone to the
Niagara district, New York State,
where lie will assist in fruit packing
for a month or so.
Tile funeral of the late Willis Bell,
who passed away on 7,tursday last,
took place from his late residence, on
the third Concession on Saturday af-
ternoon. The obsequies i
cs vete under
the -direction of L.O.L. No. 145, of
which deceased was a member. The
service at the house was poesducted
by Rev. C. L. Langford, assisted by
Rev. H. J. Condell of Bayfield. At
the grave the former wan assisted by
the Maseer and Chaplain of No, 145.
Members of the Orange Order were
present from Clinton, hayfield, God-•
erich and Auburn. The floral tribut-
es were many and beautiful. The
late Mr. Bell leaves to mourn their
loss his wife and a, family of eleven,
six, dauglhtees met , five sons :.Edith,
Mrs. Powell of Seaforth, Mrs, Pow-
ell of Wentworth County, Grace, Es-
tella, Irma, Lawrence; Fredegick,
Ernst, Charles and Harold. He was
a member of St. John's church,
Hoimesville,
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as Mantles as we are showing
to secure the best that ex•
perience; skill and money
could make we no w oiler
them to you for your chops
ing. We passed into stock
this week 225 MantlEs in
eluding Ladies, Misses and
childrens, every
woman ex=
peering to 'bu'y this season
should see our display be-
cause of their unusal beau-
ty and excellence. Come
and take a look to buy or
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Millinery News
Our' Milliner, our. -back
from their holidays and are
busy getting ready for the
opening nia which h Will be all_
no.nnoe'latter..
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Milliner Apprentice
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Wanted.
Bafleld
While Me. Williamson • of
illz son•of ilo l
Jrffte • was driving 'home one f iglle
Last' 'Week there 'wee' a 'collision, ;- as
Lite" result 'of which ]tis'. horse drgpped
deade, the shath f thq • other', ..buggy
Penetrating zts, biea U. 'Who the'ohe
Cr 'driver, was it had not l yet :been•.
ascertained as -::hc` Ittaileoff in tl)e•
d rkness' a$ a-litgh rate''' of speed::
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Miss Sterling and Mrs,
Charles MoG;regoe and ;at' daughter of
Nin. J•alnes :Sterlilrg's • mot _w'ibh
an accident the •other;'even'n 4 e while
ac b,
returningCram a v'isi't et Mr. Alex.
Mitchell's near Varna. Opposite the
cemetery., their horse • took fright
at • ag
assin auto and 'backed
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over into • the ditch, .with Miss
Sterling and the child beneath',!heese
and vehicle. I1'.seems ahmast a mire
achehow elle peoupants escaped; with-
out serinesinjury for the ditch is
deep, at that paint, A couple of them
did sustain some, bruises. They were
brought in to the doctor's °Mee by
the 'au,te people and then taken to
their • homes,
Mr. Crystal Dressler fell while
Climbing over a fence the other day
and sustained' a fracture of the atm
which Will prevent bins, from pursu-
ing ha calling for a time
Rev. A. Macfarlane left on Friday
to spend part , of his holidays in
Windsor and Detroit. For the lat-
ter part of 'them he will go to Col-
lingwootl where his sieleer resides.
The pulpit of St. •Andrew's church
was 'occupied on Sunday last by
Rev. Mr. Wooten of Galt, who has
been holidaying here.
Mr. A. 'I'. Cooper conducted the
service in the Methodist church' on
Sunday morning. -
The flit of the summer people be-
gan last week and they have now
mostly returned to their respective
homes. A number through. remain yet
a while longer for during a fair Sep-
tember there is a no more delightful
place than balmy, ' breezy Bayfield..
The season has been a 'good one, one
of the best yet, and: as every visitor
is a Bayfield booster we look for a
still greater throng next seahen. In
the meantime our citizens can do
mach to enhance the prosperity of
tile village by holding out induce-
menus to outside capitalists to, in-
vest in our real estate, conditional
upon building. Let us all do what
we can` to boost Bayfield the pretti-
est spot on the Ontario shore o
f
Lake
Huron,
When Jack and Louie McLeod and
Jack Castle, accontpan ed by Dr.
Smith, left for the fishing grounds to'
the south on Thursday morning of
last week the weather outlook-' was
fairly good. But shortly the rain
descended and the wind blew and the
waves ran high. Their sail was torn
away and their gasoline engine
didn't work well, but the boat was,a
staunch one and our fishermen cool
and resourceful so they ran under
shelter at leettle Point. Exper-
iences like this are common with our
fishermen, particularly as the season
advances, and they take them as. a
matter of course. Dr. Smith enjoyed
the trip imniensely,'the more tlecause
it was- not all easy sailing.
Mr. 1'. J. Marks expects to' leave
this month to spend the winter with
his sons at .,Edmonton,
The News -Record to any address
to the end of 1913 for 25 cents,
The following is from the Winnipeg.
Telegram of Thursday last •
"The death of Robert Barker oc-
curred last night at the family, resi-
dence, 338 River averiite, after a lin-
gering illness of five months. He came
to this city front Toronto, with his
family seven years ago, representing
Taylor's soap amid,'perfume' company,
Toronto, with which lie wee employ-
ed as an agent for over twenty
years. Mr. Barker was born in.
1855,. at Paris, Ontario. He left
home when he was a boy to hunt a
fortune. Besides a mother, one
brother and 'a sister living in Paris,
Oat., he is survived by three sons,
Daniel and Gordon of this city, and
Robert A., of Regina ; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Leonard Hill and Mrs. •E.
V; leetherson, of this city. The body
will be shipped, tonight, on the
east train for Paris,. Ont,, where
interment will. ,be made in the faintly
Plot."
l'he above will be of mutest! in-
terest to News -Record readers, Mr.
Barker being an oldtime resident of
Bayfield and for some time carried
on business ]here Hee wife was
born here. Me Barker was a
member of the Church of England
and a life-long Conservative,
Prize Winners at the
- ' Huron Old Boys' Picnic
The .Huron Old Boys' of Toronto
held their first picnic at Centre Is-
land a few days! since. They had a
good turnout and a most enjoyable
time, -Its more
wa of experiment , l
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thananyWhig 1
1 else), gut -
g b was so suc-
cessful filet it will likely become an
:. flair.
annual
a
Married ;Men's Race, 1100 yards -let
'1'. W. Scott ; second, Charles Stew-
art ; third, J.'Melivvay.
Married Ladles Race, 50 yards—
First, Mrs. Cook
; second,
Mrs.
Mult • third, Mrs.Cock riinc.
YoungMen's
Race, 100yards—
First,
yan—
Iirst
Harold atoll Tim urns •,
e second, no.
Whiddonit
third, Wm Mose
Young Ladies' Race, 50 yards—
Miss'0, Floody ; Second, .Miss '!'ant-
blyn ; third, Miss Curren.
Boy's.. Race, 15 years and under—
First, Robb. Young second, Eddie
Cools ; thud, Wilbur • 1'inimins.
Girl's Race, 115 years and tinder
First, Myrtle Cook ,• • sewnjj'� ,;Cl'ara
Tamblyn thud, . Helen Cobllediek.
Ladies' Race, open, i' 100 yards—
First, Miss Tamblyn ;' second, Miss
M. Currell e• third, Miss •G Curren.
Spoon' and Peanut Race, especial-,
Mrs, C. W. Young.
• Coat Race, Special—Ernest Cock-
crline,
Boot Race, Special—Wilbur
mins,
The ')facials weeds . Starter, Tont
Soole, Judges, Major Beck 'Harry
Climes, James ` 'Timmins. ' Entry
clerks were E. Floody and N. D.
Cohbledick,
There were 350 preemet, •
The News -Record to 'any address
to the end of 1913 for 25 cents.
St , Joseph's', Church Picnic
A
Grand `'Success.
The,,r
I l ra d. ;un o "ic i h�
• 6 d n P J is Oder the
'gas ice ,o ''t
_.. s . f he ladies:of St'Joseph's,
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church, tri had in P u
i al ]tats ' grove,-
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'i'I'ullete, on 'Wednesda Clas. ' .week,
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was
t a decided success.
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ua mos .true. eer '
t q 4 1 b atron
Heid' in IItil`let ' o,
t f 1, marry years,
cube' da was ideal' a -'d the' ero d
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large con e` nces'`r n i t
yve, and,'
fro: all day• and a'll seemed to enjoy
the '' - many e < •amus °meats aryl tete
grand meals which' were ser.vod
the by
he ladies under, the. superviSloh of
Mrs. Matthew 'Garbert: •
A good pre/grain of m sic was pro-
vided
by the Luckno-w pipers,' while
en ot'ehss'tra of the'township furnish-
ed the 'dancing music,
','Mrs.alt
W iter , Swinban'c .had barge.
of tire MBower
all' diads ofaple >:efreshnLeaftentse. ani served
Mrs. W. Kilbride conducted the
country store while " Mrs. ' W. Mor-
rison looked' after the Trish fish pond
which was, indeed, well patronized by
the youngsters. •
The greatest event of the day was
the diamond' ring contest which was
a those run between Miss Vine, Kelly
of Blyth, and Misses' Ileetr Carbert,
Kathleen Quigley and Annie Mc-
Guire of Clinton, and was 'won by
Misses Ileetr Garbert amid Vina Kelly.'
The second greatest 'event of the
day, the machine contest, between
the Frost S, Wood , .and Cockslnttt,
Deering and McCormick was won by
the former, the prize' being $10i in
gold Mr, J, McCaughey- Jr. won
the sickle grinder,
Little Miss Mary Reynolds, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. .Jos. Reynolds,
won first prize in the baby contest,'
while Mrs, M'. Shea's babe of De-
troitwon second.
Mrs. M. Shea of Detroit was
awarded the prize donated. by Mr.
W. Walker for the person coining the
greatest distance to the picric.
Mr. A. J. Grigg's pride for the
oldest dancer on the ground was loon
by Mrs. -Jas. Reynolds and Mrs. W.
Taylor of Clinton.
The baseball match between the
"Shamrocks" anti the "Alerts" was
won by the first mentioned team by
a • score of 6-3, and was watched
with much ' interest 1F a large
crowd, The batteries were : Sham-
rocks—J. Flynn and Walley Alerts
—J. McCaughey and Garbert.
Much h c• d'IL is
to due the whole par-
ish and to Fr. Hogan in particular
who worked hand to make the picnic
the grand success that it was, The
receipts amounted to in the neigh-
borhood of $1200.
• Amore; the priests present were
Rev. Frs. West, St. Thomas; Pin
sonneauit, MacGregor ; Noonin, .Duly
lin ; White, St. C'olutnban ; Corcoran,
Seaforth ; Hussey, Kincora ; Mahon-
ey, Sarnia ; McRae, Goderich.
Zurich
Mr. James Lamont, who for thirty
years has resided across the border,
is visiting his brothers, Mcisrs, Wtu.
and Peter Lamont.
News -Record to end of 1013 for 25e
All Prayer Disdaining Van-
couver Keeps on Raining.
Friends have you been yet to Bur -
rand Inlet
Where Stands a City,:luite young in
years,
Yet grey is turning ; excessive mour-
ning
Has kept her half' ` time suffused
with tears.
All prayer disdaining she still keeps
raining,
Not thunder sho}very so wild and
grand,
But seldom slopping she just, keeps
dropping
Her tears in silence o'er all the
laird.
Perhaps when older site • may grow
bolder
Instead of weeping may fume and
frown,
Then we'll adore her and bow before
her,
And on her brow place an ivy
crown,
But while retaining her fad for, rain-
ing
And sight, end sob the long season
through,
We just will let her nor try to ' fet-
ter
Iter woeful wail and her sails 1300-
1-10o.
Dear, damned, Vancouver could we
but moveelher
To where those *lions in peace
repose,
•It were a blessing -beyond • express
tug, ,
Why here• they built her, God only
knows.
past explaining this constant
raining
Provoking, o n •innera s saint.
as well' - i •.
ty
,57 would esxcuse her could we amuse
her
A little smiling would' stop, com-
plaint, •
For lack of freezing she keeps .up
sneezing,
On else is coughing—indeed
L
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s
true •
It beats the devil and every evil
Herha c
andhock a
k and
her loud
oil
katehoo.
I Irate complaining, bolt 0 titis rain-
ing,
These rubber hoots, rubber cap and
Are past all bearing, I feel` like
swearing
'Twauld break the patience of dear
old Job.
Her frightful groaning and "awhil
moaning;
Iter• piercing shriek and her muf-
fled •wheeze ' -
Are most appalling ` while fog is
falling
Around her dense ah limburger
cheese;
What she is gaining by all this rain-
ing
-I do not 'know and I . need not
• Rare,
I just will borrow some dimes to-
morrow •'
And leave for:—well f; will not say.
where.
(* Two mountain peakb resembling
couchant lions.)
-G, J. Stewart.
Prize Winners at Toronto.
As breeders of fust -class sloe, the
name and 'faille of James Snell
5bis of Mullett is desei
_
ve
ly World'
wide. ',
oxlE-
wide._., t -the Present Mne sJck
raised, by them is winning prizes at
Fairs- in -both' the Eastern andWes t-
ern ,States. Phis bah been done
year
after year, and shows .the high Stand-
ard
and reliability; of animals bred'
by. them,. s: At the Toronto Exhibition
lile b year 'they practically swept the
board hi Lith Leicester
NriceP
class,
ti5,is no small honor When tile
keenness of the competition. Is • taken
unto account. The following are 1It
prizes won by them : Ewe, any age,
1st prize,;silver medal; sans', a
2 sheen.
u
or over, , 2nd prize • r:ain rhea:•stn'=
1st prize;' ram lamb, 3'd prize;
ram, any. age, 1st 'prize and silver
medal ; ' ewe, two shears, :1st and
3rd ; ewe, sheathing, let prize ; pen,
ram lamb and 3 ewes, 2nd prize';
pen, rain end two ewes, year old, 1st
prize ; pen, riot shown in ;other ciass-
es, 2nd prize. This is a record for
one show of Which any breeder may
well feel proud and. the Sisals are
amply justified in feeling 'elated at
their success. The County of Huron
is also honored by this fine showing.
London Road
Mr. Was.' Bothwell of «Grey and
hid daughter, Mrs. Beattie of Cal-
gary, visited ' the former's neice,
Mrs, A. Stephenson, last week.
Mr. Albert Livermore has returned
to his duties at Toronto after
fortnight's vacation at his home
here.
Mr. Fred Waldron • attended the
Canadian Industrial in Toronto last
weelc.
Messrs. Prank Grant, Harold Turn-
er, Jos. Taylor and Mr. ° and Mrs.
Roger Pepper are Toronto Fair vis
itors this week.
Stanley Township
Mr. Harvey W. Reid has gone to
Baden to take charge of a school at
that place. In addition to being a
capable teacher he is of a genial na-
ture and is sure to take well with
thobe with whom lie conies in con-
tact.
Rev. A. Fish of Toronto, Gran
Organizer of the Loyal Orange As
sociation, will deliver an address i
Temperance; hall ail Wednesday even-
ing of next week, under the auspices
of No. 1035. The public are cordially
invited.
Miss E, Reta Keys has returned to
her professional duties as teacher.
We wish her abundant success.
Mr. and Mee. John Sparrow are
this week taking in the Toronto Ifx-
ltibition.
Rev. Mr. Hart, a former pastor of
Varna circuit, is visiting in Sil
vicinity.
Hensall
The News -Record to any address
to the end of 1913 for 25 cents.
Mrs. Henry Cook is visiting in Tor-
onto.
Mr. Wm. Johneton of Lenora •has
been visiting his parents and other
friends hereaboutre
Mr, anti Mrs. Oliver. Geiger of Wat-
erloo have been visiting tiie former's
'parents in town.
Mee, Kilty of Cali/net, 'Mich,, who
has been visiting lies sister, Mrs. 1'.
Farquhar, and other friends here-
abouts, has returned none.
Dr. McDonald, it is understood, in-
tends returningto, Il:envall to start a
dental practice,
Mr, Milton Ortwein attended the
High 'Court of I.O.F. in Sarnia last
week: He was appointed to the ex-
ecutive,
Rev. R, and Mrs. Ifickle are en-
joying a holiday, viset to London,
St. Thomas, and' other points.
Mr. Beach of London has purchased
the dwelling and/ property belonging
to the estate of the late Bernard
Thompson and intends taking
tip his
residence here in the fall
Miss Doherty of London has been
visiting her brother, Rev. W. J.
Doper ty,
The News -Record
Lo any address
to the end' of 1.913 for 25 cents,
Seaforth
Mrs, Scharer of Listowelhas been.
visiting her grand -daughter, Mrs. II.
H. Ross,
Mrs. Alex, Davidson and Miss
Eilyth have gone. on a' motor trip, to
'*Atlantic, City, being joined at Mitch-
ell
itchell by sonic friends.
Rev, and Mrs. Larkin were present-
ed with a very handsome gift of
silver >ria re by the congregation of the.
Presbyterian chprch, one day., Iase.
week, the occasion o oc aston being the, twenty-
fifth anniversary of their marriage.
Mies Helen
R. Wilsonh a
returned
s etu d
from a three-year courseof study in
Berlin, Germany.
Miss Rota McLaughlan of. Winnipeg
has been the guest 'of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Wright.
Miss,'
G reit
a Watson has a returned
to Regina after atec a visit of some.
weeks in town.
n
Twenty-one autos
are now
owned
by, Seaforbh citizens:
Zurich
Miss Flossie I'iartleib; is in Toron-
to for the Fair.
Mr.
r .
and Ms, J. Smith and family
of Detroit have been visiting £fiends
in town and, , vicinity. , They, took
a motor trip to Berlin last Week,
WESTERN EAIP
London
CLINTON TO LONDON' AND
RETURN
$1.50 on Sept. 5, 6, 7,. 8, I0, 13
$1.25 on Sept. 9, le, 12.
Special brain will leave Clutton 7.12
a:. m.
Ali tickets valid for return until
Monday Sept. 15.
Mr.
Mrs.
couple
Mi
Walke
walker
Moose
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through:
Mr.
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Mr.
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mother
town,
. Mr.
on,
A.
days
Mr.
:appb
Warden.
Mrs.
visiting
land.
Mrs.
has
Mr,
Mrs.
Miss
their
recently.
Miss
been
parental
to
WHAT
East
benefit
tative
of
in
d ticularly
which
- been
n clock
the
for
last
The
to
Winghni..
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J. P t oAlthough s has purchased
a s..
residence of xDavid Watt rs..
l.
Janes:SUapeton and dau e-
Miss Mae,are ] Toronto for at
of Weeks.
ryRitolfo has roti ;n ed
a .,.MandedvlsiLIn$roc vrlc,.ltw,s.
and Mrs. TC. Chapman OF
visited Me. .a d 2!. A. JThoLxhi
t l
iast veek. , .'..
and Mrs: Jas, McDiarmid i.oF
Jaw haeeel the guests of
and Mba ;,J: ;Cnalbraith,
and. R. TemblYn Deft
-` .on "
weekan" extended- 'trip
the Hite
'United States.
and Mrs. ,Forster-- left . last
for their home at Ohaz.!'es own,
U
isitl of con leen
e F
Y a p o
,with after thoa lady's parents,
and Mrs. W. P. Van Stone.
Thos. Armstrong of Edmonton
been spending a vacation`'in the
home town , visitingold friends.
.. E.Ilamrleon, who has spent
lwet;Y years in the Sun-
Province, has been visiting his
Mrs. . HughHamilton of
•
Chas. Hammond m of Port,Hur-
• 'elide,
M visite his
dbrother, Mr.
He Hammond of town,for a few.
last week,•
W. B. Elliott has received the
in r
tent of Provincial, Game
m
A. H. Carr of Edmonton is
her . mother, Mrs. Suther-
John Ball of Nahum, I3:G',,
been the guest of her father,
C. Dallas,
A. Y. Nelson of Detroit and
M. Stricker of Wind•,, r visited
brother, Mr. Fred. Stricker,
Lila B. Isb'ister, who hes
spending a vacation at her
home in town, has returned
Saskatoon, Seek.
l
hull
LhonD
o:0
buildings
n.
a
toe the
reed,
terribe
roads
'I
h. «it
,�.
. I
worth
us live
'-'
The Western Fair.
h ' b` im
&' a :tiro number of Important
ostar
lege on the Exhibition fiFpuna¢at
orectrr"o, t.edeMe, .
....<
Ooincl) have already erected
t0 take care of p I+7xhiblte
orvthl, n fi Possliblewill be
a... eomfent ae tata•
Hone stalls
hae heeneectedMc,'
.:
plentyof stable -room , rovlded
biianions an ,PrideY.'Sep-
5th.,Slnfile Fareover all
in Western �
i
l
fiarneaUCT
done ae
rfromanext
.3ulfalo
'Sep-
rail-
rMr,
.. ..
worth
*Ib is
of
t's.
t.
C7FIEIII3, UP
sometimes
lnos wonder if life is •
i" musedthe pessirnist.
. ,1 :.
,m
t re ! 1d Neu
Hying a t ,timieU.
K much better than most
it.'
--Se tember Li ico
P npn
Sthe,Past
SCHOOLS
L L
R
lle`0 p
en
Open
Sept 2 d
, n.
We are ready with-
SCHOOL B O O K S
and SCHOOL SUP"
PLIES.
AC'1'IVE MEMBER' CAN DO
Huron is experiencing the
of leaving an active represen-
in Parliament in the person
Mr. James Bowman. To no point
that riding does this more par-
apply than to Wingham,
in the past few months has
given street postal boxes. A
tower ower ' now being erected t
eft on
neat postoffice and the first sod
the new armoury was turned
week. -
OO
f & C
CLINTON
News -Record to any address
the end of 1913 for 25 cents.
WITHOUT Better Bread .
A DOUBT Could Not Be
YOU'LL Made
FIND THIS OUT --4
—THAT'S WHAT YOU'LL
IN ALL
YOUR TRAVELS SAY WHEN YOU HAVE
ROUND ABOUT TRIED THIS CRISPY,
THE BREAD THAT'S
CRUSTY,
BEST WITH ANY
MOTHER'S BREAD
MEAL—
IS JUST TIIE ONE BARTLIFF'S
'AND ONLY REAL—
PHONEc NO, 1
MOTHER'S AND HAVE IT DELIVERED
BREAD TO YOUR HOME EVERY,'
DAY.
HOUSE
FURNISHINGS,.
Our stock was never larger or better as-
'
sorted than at'thepresent and a call will
convince you when you look over our as-
'
sortm t
en .
• .Special Prices On Rugs.
The Store
ualitY.
Phone 28Furniture
and Undertaker
140
W.'QoP
Walker
Dealer
Natronal Portly •d Cement
rneiti
Atter trying other kinds YOU ways•
come back to the BEST. The best _ce-
ment is the :National Portland Cement."
Itis the Old'°Stand-By'. A Car loadij,ust.
in,
S. J. ANIi)REWS. CLINTON.
25e. will Day a sub to The
News -Record to end of 1913.
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