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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1912-11-21, Page 51 01' tate nest CZgaltty gnteh I\ewestbliesigaas can hit': had at ierareseestersemesiesemeasues We Guarantee the. Moods 'we Sell and Court Comparison. Gold Brooches Pearl Sets Cuff Links Necklaces Gold-filled Fobs W. IIlr Il[ L,YA R .JEWELER and OPTICIAN Eb'ES TESTED E TEE g fur! Ewan lei no Ifsnoceisi Lai Escape I At the great Hoek Child, Trial under the auspices of Clinton Lawn Bowling Club in the Town Hail, ori TUESDAY EVENING. I)EC.3 One of our most'recpected citizens "spial be charged with Breach of Promise 3 -leg -else Court Rules, Startling Jrevcropesents Ludicrous Situations Local hits An Evening of Refined Fur. Prices 25e and 35c Tickets on saleathair's store, Nov. 25 Open at, 7.30 Court called at 8.00 T9.wn and Country 0 -- :Rohl, Stevenson, of the eta con., E1 .Sick, is nursing a broken ar•m, the leselt.of an accident which befell Mei en Monday,* Ile was assisting Melvin Stockton to raise a horse which had got down in its spall and eves melee to rise, and a hen they had it Wiliest up it fell beck crushing his erns between its body and the parti- tion, 'The wrist was dial)cated and :the arm broken ,gust above the wrist. Last week a petition was presented totbe citizens nt Porn wide, asking' that Mrs. Geo. Willis, postmistress, he allowed to remain in her present posi- tim), Mrs, Willis has been assistant postmistress ever since the illness of :her father and' souse his death, has had the office entirely under her charge, ud has proved herself very efficient tnu:d'cbliging. The hoods of Saturday damaged the bridge a toile and a quay e' east of'. Germ village, known es Eatngey's bridge,, by underwinii g ine of the ebuln,ent=; Ill•' Yli1tld o t` • Many of town and vicinity will' 1801111 with regret of the death of Dr. J. T. Duncan, of Toronto,"which took Place at Montrovia, Ualifornia-on'the ' 4thinst. The body was taken to Tor- 1on to for burial. Dr. Diemen was a I son of the lite Rev, Me. Duncan, who +Prmany years was pastor , of the es ayteriau Church a new utiles east of our village, in the old brick church l that was takerrdoron,when the church iwas built at Varna: Tee deceased, went to Oalifornia for his health some l:inte ago. He suffered from asthma, Ills sister, Mrs. Anna Ross was with i him at the last but nothing could • be I done for his relief, ref , He le ayes a wife a and family at Toronto to mourn his 1 loss, He has also a brothel, Dr. Du eau, at Ohatbam, and sisters Mfrs. a,Rn Ann s , uta. (� a r• Campbell hell and Miss z Jennie Duncan. bta.•neefteld Mr. Beatty, FlensaIl has vented J antes Ross's farm, south of our village. • Mr.. Ross -has moved to Hensen to reside, lie is still very 111, The Presbyterial Sabbath $chool are preparing for their Christmas tree, Harry Little and wife celebrated their 20th anniversary of their Wedd- • ing on Wednesday of Last week, when' : a number of friends and relatives as- ; semb'ed to congratulate them.. It je the wish of their many friends that they may Jive to see many 'more an- niversaries. • :Farmers Hers a r.e still h us yfou h' Mrs. Anna Ross, of California, for- merlyof. this place came to Toronto last week with the remains of her brother, T. T. Duncan of Toronto .. who , died in California. 1 thA number from our village attended the'Huron Presbyterian in Clinton is week. Miss Eliza Moodie still continues i very ;tow. i Mrs. Teens, of Clinton, visited at I the home of her sisters, Ars. McQueen last week. r` t }( i a. T tl man n' z e 1: ernes . a Mends t7 u s P its Mrs, J. g M s . Lasl a Y of as n ill T} s,,� w be'p}eased to know she is irttpi,oc• ne anpiyai c,}uilt}ta of tris W,iVI,S dost• i oo't la 1 c m q Tu p a , G Y Miss McVicar of GocTerieh called unlet sister here, on Tuesday, Some 'mseriible,' creature, the older nlig'ht destroyed over il(lrodis gf`voyo fencing onaha rutin, of Mr Medd of of •Goderich, called' on friends here this week, There Were a numbor from here tools in the Fowl Supper at Constance on illuuciay evening. All report inlay Ing a good time; Mrs, dos, Srevens bas gone to the t ?'cbaa ,Yeo, _byy cutting Nlle Wire, 'A home of ]ler dauglzte'; : Rlrs, Brown senienee in Ce trail Priso' fot'the winter. i) e no toou n vv°lid ne'good for him. Misses 'Lizzie Maines mid Nellie, Next Sunday is "Mac's Day" a Mannie are under the doctoe's care.,I Flolmesvill t J. D. Metivilte returned home from'• t e Methodist lead t be ser . Twain his bunting expedition in ' Muskoka • f song. The Will the services dile i. and Was fortunate to shoot a deer. eChe then practising been veryt our Roy Crawford gave 'a ball. for the gent eeir and their past four: young folks i' •or five weals, and tllefr be i ai t Y �, i son Friday night. in the o k is` sol endid Theywill z! 1 t i ' ea m !i1 •6 t h91 at ay house.ed P li . b Y .r Fowl soloist Miss K. Brown spent -Wednesday! ednesdaMethodistehof North Street Y lSeicewill be Church Choir, a. e i., and with licrfriend'Dles, F. Gibbs, of Olin Services be held:at.IU:30 a. in, ; tun, `at 7 m preach. Mrs.. JJno. Adams visited Mrs. ',Phos 1 On !ifondaly a ening z the men will Roberton, of °Clinton one day this, serve a splendid Fowl. Snppec beginn- ing at 6 o'clock. An excellent pro. The 'evaporator finished up work k fol this season on Thursclay. They have H the t their ost of ci t Cnodti ' on o u hand for dale. The fine weather this week allowed a rat of sugar heats to be loaded. Hogs were shipped ori Wednesday and Thursday of this week. ' Wednesday was also the day for shipping turkeys.. \\r, L. Peffer moved from the hotel here to the hotel ba Auburn on Wed- nesday of tens week, The hotel here is now van Lnt nut it is hopedeiotne one will soon Colne to it, •,e Llireshiug was finished up _hero on We n d esday. D. Oantelon shipped a car of apples this week,. This is the first of Fe l exam a 1 Ri! also so b 6 eive n g consisting solos by Rev. A. W. grown, of lien miller, Mr. Fowler, of Croderich, and Rev. W. E. Matson, of Stratford. Several clergytnen will give ad,I'easea, including Rev, R. A.. Miller. of Au- burn, Rey. Mr. Brown and •Rev. Mr. 8llllson. An excellent time is assured to ell who attend. Admission 35 cents dad 25 cents, Trip To New York.—Through the enterprise and generosity of the frost Wire Pence Oo., Mr. Wm Stauley,ot. Holmesvilie, had a most enjoyable free trip last week to New York, P, hil- addlphia and Washington, as one of the winners in the sales contest the company pelt on this past seasonit and l-Vinter apples for this season, is impossible in this short space to be. 0111' coal clearers find It hard work gin to'describe the many wonderful to procure dealers of the herds: elite beautiful things he saw on the moods. the trip but he has brought home Dr, Wallace Crawford, one ef'onr views asedud osholwets lis which will at anye ret utned Missionaries from China, and time. The party of 50 were well look - witness a vettor so ago tthe rwilllupreachy in the ed after personally by Manager Prost Methodist Oliurch next .9uuday morn and Sales Manager Page and other ing and evening: A cordial invite representatives of the Company. One tion is extended to all to hear him, of the dealers was 82 years old and no one enjoyed the trip hatter than he • +tllytar, • 1 I3ev. W. T Pearcy preached Yarn The firemen redeetiisd.• themselves + acceptably in the Methodist Ohurch on heif it by theft fns'' run, themselves About. last Sunday evening in connection 'one o'clock Reeve Milne ordered the with 3RSundaysr Missionarybutthe Oam fire alarm sonnded w g ilio+ic Pastor ed iu order to as cel waspreaching t',i tained in what time water co cld be in C� ice inh, The morning service in the iharge playing on the buildings at the east- diet Church last Sunday was in charge ern extremity of Dinsley Street, of the W. M. S., and the Epworth Beg/neer Uttley wits up town when League and Sunday School and was the alarm was sounded, and you very interesting. should have seen him sprint to the Don't fail to take the trip through power house. He certainly • "ran '•Ohina and .Japao by the moving pis some". It was exactly seven min- ture route at the Methodist Ohnrch on Utes from the first sound of the bell until water was playing on Mr, .Jno. Stewart's residence—a most credit- able run. The pump, which has a capacity of eight hundred gallons per minute, proved too much• pres- sure for some of the hose and they Must, but no great' injury was done lelyth's fire fighting appliance is now in excellent condition. arid with an efficient brigade 51)ould be able to cope with ony conflagration that may occur, Loadeshoro Rev. Mr, Honey, of Southampton, spent last Sunday with his son, our teacher, Mr. James Campbell was in Clinton last Saturday. Mr. Al, Braithwaite who has been suffering from blood poisoning is able to he out again. Misses Harland, of limon, and Miss Mill, of Bivth, spent last week •at the home of Wm, Brigham. Miss Manning has been quite ill during the past week. She is now on. the f'air'way to recovery, s Mrs, G, Roberton, of Clinton, spent cho r, / more wealth than perhaps any other `Sunday with her mother, Mrs, Riley. ! Mr. Jardine an old man of over ( city In the world. Here is an Mestere Mrs. J, Ph Wins spent Sunday at the ninety years of age, who bought the l elan of the value of properties,a sale did. Soecial car: and complete. arrangements had been previously spar- edprovided I o give evey or andman thetbeet tvtrip fhe had ever had. The beautiful summer- like weather increased the pleasure of the trip, Only a mere outline of trip can he given here. At Niagara Palls, N. Y„ special care took the piety - over the beautiful George Route and a visit was made to the tine plant o1' the Shredded WheetCompauy from which over one million biscuits are shipped It 0,Y (tomorrow) "Kong'every day. After enjoying the even- inth tjTornntu,atnblyn spent last Sunday party left rngail theirtte otvu speintcial' Palle Rev, Dr, Medd who preached Amin inane for New York. A stop -over 1 vetsnn p services at who last San was made at Albany where the state day, wasa visitor here on Saturday, tblrtyl ive million dol area which cost thirtyfive million dollars. At410 the party arrived in the great city of New AuburnYork tan the i whole ich has a preen/teem larger stud inchidesalaost every sof Ontario Ma', R, A. Roberton had a successful Everything inY, Lti'onal}ty, sale of house hold effects on Tuesday Y g New York is on a vast sedans. The business section is crowded and moved into the Anderson house on Wednesday. The hunting party returned Satur- day night after being away three weeks,-ea.ch having succeeded in cap. tiring his clotted amount of venison, most of whichwas disposed of in Tor on1YIto, rs, Merritt who has been spending the summer with her sister, Mrs, Wm Roberton returned to her hone in Winnipeg nu Wednesday.. Anniversary services will be held in Baptist Church next 'Sunday at the hours of 2:30 and 7 p, m. Mr, Albert Hughes of McMaster University will he the preacher on the occasion, Miss McRae, of Clinton will assist the i with sky scraper buildings and the streets are thronged with people and automobiles both night and day, Its famous Broadway (14 miles long) lit up at night with miles of electric lights and thousands of coloured electric signs on the ops of the many sky scraper buildings make it a veritable liairyland. Its three great methods of transportation consisting of elevated railways, surface lines and wonderful underground systema, which cost fifty .million dolloes, are constantly throng. ed with traffic. Trains of six and seven coaches rush along at intervals of only two or three minutes both clay and night. New York contain home Mrs. Stevens Stitt property some time ago was. takent o the H cruseo f Refuge o on Mon g t the l y last he being itnfitto take care of himself, The iron men are busy at the bridge, and although the content work is riot completed we are in happy anticipa tions that tine work will be completed this fall. Winter Tours to Criiuloriiia, Colorado,MIealco and ,Pacific. Coast Points 1T'iae Grand Trwik i airway is the meet direct route frons all points .•s3 through Canada via Chicago FEATURES. Doyble Track i'aet Severe, Pineal Roadbed, Modern Equipment Unexcelled Dining Car Service. p All elements of safety and'coin- e• 'I`,O THE SUNNY SOUTH Ne more`de,airable route thapp via Grand Trunk to Detroit, thench via {'a'a%cin(nati to Jaoksonvilie;' Palm 33aeeh, Nassau, etc. Round trip tickets, givingg choice ed all the beat routers, together with a;e]l intfornaation and 'reservations, 'ammo be obtained from nearest G;T; 2. Agent. .iifillly RANSFORD & SON., Agents A. O. PATTISON. depot agent A2, Duff, district passenger agent Modem Station, Toronto, Ont. 1'.e and Fei Dried or Evaporated, packed in coxes in -a dainty manner, or loose, are amontg: the houselheld mecessi- ties which are to bit had hnre. Needless to say the quality. and condition is perb::at, OUR CURRANTS make the • Success of fevery good madding and tempting fruit cake, Come in and buy aoine and prove Our statement, S.BAR Groceries and Provisions, Foreign etnd Domestic Fruits, Etc, CLINTON, - - ' ONT. Our. A:1==To Please 3 INOS CUSTOMERS BACK Furniture buyers at this store invariably come.' back when they want more, and bring their friends with them. To Use llur Flarlilture is to prove that it as good as it looks, and that is saying a whole lot. Substantial FC lti!e can be bought here at money- saving rates, Why not secure what you need now while prices are so favorable. k n •�.i � �.n � 10011.for Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors—Phone 104 NIGHT AND,SItNDtY CALLS—Picone No. 127 or Phone 16 1 Porter's Kill Ml s. Sterling is visiting a 1 Port Stanley. Miss Ruly Potter visited at Mr S Castles in Clinton last week. Mr, Peter McDoug111 is s!nib ding h'• o weeks at Port Stamey, fishing, Bethel Sonlday School will hoed their niulual 01)/is tar] as Tree on Fri- ' ei ty et ening,; December 20th, look 1 for particulars le, tee ( l:nlictt. ' W. J. Marlen hat), the misfortune to have One of his'hoeses legs beols- e,n and it Maid t6be Mrs .Rs G 'Webb, of Se t orth spent aweek wish her rlaugh:ter,Mrs. ,201) Shobrobdt, • Wrn.loggart returned hoose Fri- day frond the West defter spending nearly two years there, • Stanley . Mr George Baird attended the Library Institute held in Stratford on Tllursalay and Friday, of,last week. There was afair atteedance of delegates and sones good work was done, The Sabbath seliocl in S. S. No ,1 S'tnirr'ley, closed last ...Sabbath Io' the muter months The 'School had a successful summer's worn., Mrs, James McQueen and. 8Iiss Bessie McGregor attended the Pees byterial of the 1W, FMS held in' t Linton on •Tucstl•i•ran:' t' eu'nesdnv of this week. London (toad Mte. Rathwell is visiting her dun_ gthters, Mrs. Arthus Stevenson and Mrs, 'Perry Pltumsteel property was pointed out on Lower B: oadway, the owner of which had refused 82500, a square foot or equal to two end half Million dollars an acre, In Lower Brood way we visited the famous financial district and the New York Stock Exchange which to a large extent controls the stock mar- kets of the whole world and member, ship is in constant demand at a price ranging from $00,000 to 805.000. Old Trinity Church with its tomhstoues dating back to the seventeenth cen- tury was also visited at John Warinii- maker's famous departmental sto e, the largest in the world, ee walk across Brooklyn Bridge afforded an idea of the importance of New York as a shipping port. By means of sight- seeing cars, the homes of the richest men in the world on 5th Avenue were seen, including the Astors. Vender - hilts. etc.. and they are conspicuous by the absence of any lawn or grass. A trip was made to the top cif the Metropolitan Building over 48 stories high and 700 feet from the ground £tom which a beautiful view 'Sas had, including the Woolworth Building which is 55 stories high and is the highest building in the world. One of the most interesting trips in NswYork was to the great Central Park Mus- eum where many ancient relies were seen, including mumniles who lived over 4000 years ago and also pillars etc, taken from the palaces of the ancient Pbaraohs. including the far famed Cleopatra's Needle, the great Obelisk of Ancient Egypt, Another most interesting visit was to Bronx Park which contains one of the greatest collections of living animals, plants and Bowater of the world, The even ing performance in the world famous Hippodrome which has a stage larger than four ordinary theatres was a georgeous spectacle, Another -inter- esting evening was; spent in a sight seeing trip through the great Bowery or East Side foreign district' with its crowded quagters and where most of the poor are housed. Leaving New Moak by the grana Pennsylvania Rail way Station, electric trains conveyed us through the tubes under the feud son .River to Jersey City from wherce' a fast two hours' run brought us to. Philadelphia, the Quaker City tounded. in 1682 by William Penn and later the home of Benj. I+'raanklin. In this City 812, Nelt an has an . de Mr, Herrn the American Republic was born by Peacock anothe1 °fifer for Isis farm, she s}guinn of the'Declaration of In Mrs. Diusto; is visit ire her 41.1er flies. James Nott, this week . Turner's church Jubilee r',eill be cieete a draeying 'arch for tees sect 30$1 at next � Sunday and t ;!Vlonc Mr, ilay• Herlr3 Livermore e was a visitor at Seaforth on Wedctesday. Leindon Road Leave inlet dshold iing their awn n Lal oyster au ppez on :Dec, 10tH, This annual sul;per is always a source of pleasure and enjoyment and premises to be even better this year The League - meets no et Tuesday famous Fairmont Park of 3000 acres i might at Mr. Frank Grant's,, which the Ctnon entennial Exhihi n 1876 was held. ' We enjoyed a ride along the magnificent River ,Drive in The Cheese factory has eloped Tor. the Park `Nash' t th g s and one awoke and found. that they had killed epentience and avisit tolndependence Hall, in which is stored the famous Liberty Bell, proved most ilteres,ting.f Other. interesting points visited were the IJ M'. . 5, Mint, e 1 Curtis is Pu ' blah}n House, g where the Ladies' home Jour nal and Saturday Evening Post are puhlished,and Jobe Wannamaker's large departmental store which, con tains the largest pipe organ in the world. • Philadelphia is known as the City of Hones from the . fact that it contains some 343,000. It has 54 small parks and across the river is the llolmesvitte in on, o beauttft l capital of 113,, 11.... State Watch Does S Your Watch olu• Iiun'` Correctly • If Not, let us repair it for you. It may be only dirty, and need cleaning, or stop for laekt off MIR Whatever i4ho Reason, A don't t de-, WE give thorough examina- tion and regulationIREE Anything more costs as little as satisfactory work can he- done_ Jeweler and Optician Issuer Irl Marriage Licenses otic next stop. Its broad streets and fine residentiif properties stand out in great contrast to the crowded rest dances of New Yo•lc, The White .House, the magnificent Capitol Build bauCongressional Library are. beautiful orarchitecti e. be ing Largely built of marble and gran ite, Final the top of the famous' Washington Monument (555 feet), a beautiful view was had in every direc. tion, A delightful trip was made across the river to the beautiful estate of George Washington, known as Mount 'Vernon. Here the old home is preserved and the view from the high ground among the Virginianiills is entraeing. In a beautiful tomb on the estate, Washington and his wife, Martha are bnried. Before leaving for home the dealers expressed their appreciation .by presenting to Mr. Prost a beautiful umbrella and canes to Messrs, Page, Smith and Morin. Mr. Wm. Stanley begs to thank all his customers who made it possibie for him to win the trip and hopes to hceve the pleasure of not only booking there again for next season but also rnany new customers and he is more than ever eonvineed after en trip through the factory at Hamilton' that in Frost Fence he eau give every sus touter the best value for his money. (Intended for last each) Council met •pursnanL to adjourn meet, all members present, Mr. H. K. Revilie was present and addressed the Council in regard to a1 subway at the 4th Concession Railway Crossing, Ile suggested thitt the Council should bring this matter before the Railway Board as the crossing is a dangerous one and should have some protection, The Council took no action but left matter over for further consideration. Moved that following accounts be passed : — Miinicipal World. Stipp] ies..,.i 3,00 Goderich Star, Printing .. „ 55.00 Selecting Jurors ,.... , ..... 7,00 Jos. Jervis, fencing , Colborne hridge. hauling cedar posts and hanging lantern 1,00 Geo. Middleton, lumber ...., ., 1(3255 Rnhert Brown, tile 1:8,00 Moved that Ootuncit adjourn to meet first Monday in December at 10 a. m, N, W. 'J rewartha Clerk 114.+41-4444+40.14+41÷0.144.•+.1.444, Sports Seaforih, Noy. 15,—At an enthus- iastic meeting of the Seeforth I-loc. key Club, held in the Council cham- ber, the following officers were elect- ed for the coming season. Honorary president—]!rank Hlitag, Honorary rice president—J. P. Bell' President—Jane E. Willis. Vice president \V. McDougall. Secretary—Henderson Smith, Treasurer --Walter Watts, Executive committee—Chas, Aber. hart, Dalton Reid and Allan Olose. It was decided to enter teams in both the intermediate and junior 0. H. A. An organization meeting of the St. Marys Hockey Club will likely be held shortly to get everything in read. iness for the corning season, Although the locals have Dist four pjayers of their last year's team—R. Riddell, W. Lee, T. Lowe and G. Wicks—yet they have sufficient ipaterial to fill the gaps made by their removal, Of last year's regular seven L and. . Wilson, Striolter chulte ere still available, and will turn outto eeaetie when the season opens, Hayden, Ttter, In Wilson, Seel- ove, and a number of last yea'''s, jduiors, will make excellent material for a classy intermediate team, and 1 sere should be no scarcity of players to prevent the rnonagement from hav- ing evena stronger line up than last year. The season of 1012.13 should be the most successful the local club has yet had,—(St. Mary's Argus.1 Armow Church Calls A Cranbrook Pastor Rev. D. B. McCrae May go to. Bruce Presbytery—Dogs 1011 Sheep at Brussels. Brussels, Nov 13.—Rev, D. B Me - Ctae highlyesteemed pastor of Kox Church, Cram brook, has resolved a unanimous call from Armow congre- gation, Bruce Presbytery. Mr. Mc, Orae has been pastor of Knox (March for the past 36 years. If he accepts„ the call it will be with the tbought of having less driving and ministering to one congregation instead of two. - • els The sheep of the, farmers adjoi{iing Brussels, are greatly troubled .with: dogs. On Monday night Mr, W. Bacer' had his flock of fine lambs badly worried, On hearing the barking of the dogs about midnight a nes hbor thee 'season after having done a of the cleanest cities in America, was two of his sheep and had injured dna' Win r oL.� Weare placing in stock nearly every day mane"new lines of seasonable goods. We've never had a larger or better stock than we will have this fall when our goods that weve kla on order are all in stock, Readyainade andOrdered Clothing! Our stoek will be better and larger than ever before See our prices before you buy. ID. I. I I;S ` S Whave the largest arbe s t and best stock of these, goodsthat welave ever seen in Clinton, and our prices are low, considering' quality Boots, Shoes and Rubbers—Our stock in these lines is nearly all in and we are still at old prices, al- though wholesale prices have advanced 10 to zg per cent. We've v always yS Sold this line of goods 'with a small argin. Our stock in other lines that we carry 'i IS Vary com- plete, and will be sold with small profits. Comte and See What we Illa,re' Plumsteel `1N%rose slum, PROFITS MORE BUSINESS WHEN YOU NEED Fun-1Ru! arp els and Curtains Don't forget to inspect our kr`•e stock of up-to-date goods, New styles in Bedroom Sets, finished in red cedar, quartered oak and mahogany. White Enamel Beds, Sanitary Mattress, Wire Springs at Low Prices. Pictures Framed while you wait. J4 He ehelle **yiyi � '�/ 'rte BLYTH momermanowissetisi several others. The next day at noon Mr, W. Armstrong proceeded to bring his sheep from the pasture and on entering the field found two clogs eating one of his ewes. The fact that the dogs had killed the sheep during the day is an nnesua1 occurrence, aLs they generally do their destructive work at night. The dogs which ware causing the trouble have been located and disposed of. Holds Second Service System Adopted By Former Clin- ton Pastor on Sunday Even- ings Owing to Crowds:;, The Ohrist n to Guaardian contains the following reterence to a former pastor of Rattenbury Street illetho• dist Church, Rev. G. h', Salton, of :Doose Jaw : "So large has the ettendanee',on the Sunday Sq e vening service in Zion Church, Moose Jaw, become, that l ,7nee,m•,amss..+rr,.a Rev. Dr. Salton, the Pastor, bas de- cided upon and is commencing, to re• pent the entire service for a second congregation after the first one has been dismissed each Sunday evening. By this arrangement the people who attend Zion {Church may be present at either the first or second evening service, as they may prefer, , Surely this is evidence, justifying the move referred to above, looking toward t he work of the Methodist Church Ex- tension in the City of Moose Jaw." Dr. Stanley Mahood, son of Dir. Jos: Mahood, of Fo^dwich has been ap- pointed Medical Officer of Health for the city of Calgary at a salary of 53,- 300, The SpringbankTelephone Co., have bought the Howick 0.'s lines connect- ing at Gerrie. In order to give tree service over the new lines they will be connected at hordwich, Mr, Thos. Lyes, of the lith Ho lent lost a tine cow the other daw y. She choked on a turnip and the old fashion ed way of sending it down was resort- ed to, viz: using a whin stock or some. thing of that sort, The gullet was ripped opera, hut the turnip stayed where it was and the cow died, 5 per cent Interest Guaranteed The Company receives solos of 8100 auditpwards for a terns of yeors —invests the same in first mortgages on improved real estate and absolutely guarantees the repayment of the principal,with inter- est at five per cent. per enntm,payable J4n1e30thand December 31st WRITE FOR BODICLET CAPITAL ,9,Nb➢ SURPLUS OVER $2,215,000.00 The THUS deal Gaaranlee company, Llmiled TORONTO ONTARIO WARREN, Paesident. E. It• ST001t1J ALL., Manager, - JAS. TWW.I'I'CIIIELL at SON, Representatives, Clinton, Ont. a:rte',2". i 1 sreacsisausiessessasseanssemezesressariseessiesneassaissersaawaimse without a doubt ou'll Y find this out in all your travels . round about the bread that's . best with any ileal,— is just the one and only real Mother's Bread better bread could not be wade —that's what you'll say hhave when you tried this crispy, crusty Mother's Bread H. Bari 1111 Phone No, 1 and have it delivered t r a your house every day.