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Phone 174w
JEWELER and OPTOMETRIST ;
Residence 174j
Your
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Success
MO one starting out
l . i.'
In life ever expects
tofail, Youth is always
1; ha eful but hope alone
h�4 % p e I3
•
cannot brie '�uceess.
"▪ � • If our hope pe is to.see your boy a success in the
world, securingindependence p ce anal comfort -=the vision
of so many, y, yet the attainment of so fe�ly--adopt a
regular savingsplan 'for 1}iln now, and teach him in
his tender.. ears the value f
y a savin'g,soruething out of
every dollar.
THAT WAY LIES ITIS SUCCESS.
Clinton T3raucl
R. E. Marrnirlg, Manager
The Ontario E axhhab a 1,.ife
WHEN YOU ARE YOUNG IS 113I:E TINE !-1 INIiE �TO INSURE
PARENTS -What _about' our Students policyfor on
LET ITS TALK IT 01313. T y r boy or £lily,
v �vI Ir You
M. T: COR1.ESS General. Agent
, Clinton Ontario
Our
otto
For Every
'Man
ST
TAKING SALE
Twenty per 'cent. off.
STOCK TAKING is the next thing on the progiani here and
that -means 'that it is again time for our regular STOCKTAKING
SALE, '
Everybody; that is . acquainted with this store . knows what :that
means and appreciates the fact 'thatwhen we have a STOCK -TAK-
ING SALE, it etards Sore something.
sSeip fere as the .Story "
ommencing Saturday, Jan..10th-
We are selling you anything and everything you may want in our
store --Men's and Boys' Suits and Overcoats, Overalls, flats; Caps and
Haberdashery, at.auniforindiscount of
20 per cent
Nothing reserved, ever.thinp toes, It is 0110 annual :Stock -tak-
ing. Sale. the' trine wheel Son can get. inors for your money "than at
any ::otho1' -Season af,, the year. .
'fake e an i1, en1ory of your wardrobe and buy every .article of;
outfitting you an "e1 1, use. It will pay you to do so.,
Sale
0
Menem
th' `to Jan.- 24th'
Terms of � ale ---Cash
o Gods ahcn on Approval
ULOTHINC co.
-feat $f•50 tor 5G:
Oats, 50c t0 52q
Barley, 85e,
h'g's,.,Ole to lite.
Butter, 30c to 33e.
Live 1Io i} *s. $10.00.
IOSPITA1,' BIRTHDAY GIFTS.
Of 4,1'ua y th • 22nd and 23rd,
l' 1224, the coni ttnnity ':11ospitai was
opened, The hospital 1)oard wish to
' .0lark these . dates with a special: of-,
fort, 'to obtai;n small. contribution:,
for hospital.' work, and snake the fel,.
lowing suggestion to tire' citizens
the town and,, the country, On Jai
Clary 22nd and 23rd, or sone do
during the week of January 10th :'t
03rd, plan to give some form of cute
i tainment in your home, your` chui•el
school' club
0t: fraternal `w
1 socie�. th
proceeds to e
bgiven
ana.nit'v
b is
ser ''•t
o the hospital.
1 Y
gift
SORRY.TO SE111.III14C,G0, ,
resignation
N W T h' as manager
the Gunn La
DLATII OF MRS, C.E.
ER�rx
Mrs, C El: Ter v s, an old re9zdg}t
of Clinton, passed allay on 'I't}e0•Tay
1,i lit alter a somerwhaL prolo'igr0(1111
eSs, .Phe unerL tiYlll take:-p1'itge
this afternoon 461-,L.her -}ate rest.
•dencee Huron ;> t d st the ' e
s r Ice to
commence
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A i,.., 111 RECERSIO"..
On
Tuesday a
3 1,d dhesc
lay.ai'c•-
n10onS o1 lat. week ^$q' ie rot .
or fifty
2oiTmer -pupils of , Diss ,T-(oug.1.1
called upon }lel ab the homo of M_•,
and tiles W D F '^ as
ss
rt
er
en
S,
da afternoon would be set apart -to'
y
r receive ithem and all, were welcome to
ee call upon p n their. old ;teacher. So well,
• did the •-:word, get; about that on
1 Wednesday between thirty and forty,
girls and,.'boys called- iMiss .MacDou-
e gall: was dilighted.to see- thein again,
calling each by without hesita-
etion, and many pleasant 'recollectiolrs
weee recalled. Mrs. ; Fair ` served
reffreshments during -,"the afternoon.
Other's• who did ,not came the first
day called • Iater. '
Miss MacDoug'a11's interest in her
pupils "was very mush appreciated_
and her name is. often •.O`er their lips.
OLD CLINTON BOY'S SUCCESS.
Announcement has, been made. by
J. E: Dalrymple "' Vice -President
charge . of Traffic and Express, Can-
adian National Railways; of the _ap-
paintn1ent of W. C. Muir as General
Manager of the 1;xpr•ess De'par'tment
of the System,'. The appointment is'
effective • as from :,Deceniber 15th,
1924.
Mr. Muir was born in Clinton re-
ceiving his first training 01 express
work under Mr. John Cuninghaaiic,
Ile entered the service of the Atierr
ican Express Company ai:' Toronto in.
1884 and was'later agent of the Dom-
inion Express Company at Winnipeg
and ,joined the Canadian Northern Ex
press in 1902, being successively step-
ezintemlent, auditor; general supeeins
tendent'and• general manager at"Win-
nipeg. Upon the amalgaiarat}on•irto
one company of the Canadian North-
ernit Express anti the. ,Canadian Ex-
press in 1921,• lIi. 1113312 became Vice
President and Geiiertll Tanager- of
the Canadian National Express Com-
pany with headquarters 'at Nfontroal.
In 1922, when the arnaigainatien of
the Canadian, National Railway and
the Grand Trunk Railways took place,
Mr. Muir Was appointed Assistant
General Manager of the express De-
partment and on May 1, ;1,924, -upon
the retirement of the General. Man-
ager, Mr. C. A. Hayes, Mi'. Muir• was
appointed Acting General: Manager.
He ,now succeeds to the permanent
position.
'40. Muir visited Clinton hist fall,
accompanying the remain§ of. his
mother',- which ;were buried here,
when .: he met alany. old
friends.. They warmly, congratulate
hien on his success,
Li1TL]3 LOCALS.
Miss J. Freeman has purchased -tile
residence of the late Mrs,. George
Nett in Ontario street. a
Dr'. W. R Ninnnto of Seaferth, for- Ca
merry of Clinton; is ill at hie home ii .th'.
Toronto with appendlertis. On
The Colleg}ate; Public: Scheel . and Co
School of Goimnerce opened on Mon- th
day for the late winter term, . pl
1925's' council' will be. sworn in on to
'
Monday forenoons and will mcet,again ter,
in the evening for , the appointment Wing;
of committees,- etc.
• The January sales. are on. Do not eo,
fail - to read , the advertisements in s1,
this issue of. The News -.Record. ' They rec
contaiti.n lot, of very interesting dews. pro
Mrs. N[. Snyde0 received word ;on sm
Tuesday ,of the death of a sister -in- eTe
dew, Mrs. Ilagey of Preston. Her via
husband, Mr. J. $: I-Iagey, died :just pl•i,
about -three neentbs ago. ado
Umter (11;b, .. 004014th township, 0
vrnll 'meet at' the : home .of Mrs. W.
Connell, the Base Line, ori Tuesday •coin
aftei,•11oon next, Jan. 13th. An. inter-
esting paper will.. be liven: coli
Traffic was heavy' on .all railway, <e•
c
lines during the . holiday season. ,On
Christmas Eve. _forty passengers Pay
dhanged iron • the 1olidon to the A.
0,01-1e1; train at Clinton. G. I
i3ullet; 13istrict L.'O::L.� meets hi
3Vlurlihv ImIge rooms on Tuesday, Jan.
loth. After the ,business .0f the
meeting lunch tyi11 be served. • Ment-
hers are asked to provide.
D1;' Janes Livermore has been soma
fined to the Neuse the ,post, week ow-
ing to •a;, attack of grippe` the firs};.
,t1111e%i1' seventeen years that he; -has.
had to knock off work for -illness.
PSE ON JAN. 24th,
t :The total eclipse, of the sun,
occurs on Jan, 24th; is the anus
great deal' of interest and nzan3
p�iratrons are being', made for 0
lug it, to the best advantage.- G
n
stir
scientific tilt
t obsei
ca
tnon�, w
tirade at a poiltl a Sew miles' sou
lilimaton, 'which is . considers
best point` of vantage,
It is hops d, should the anoz'ni
fine, that 'the ,.sight here' will
be
of
1 ai.,^where she w
tc a guest.
o It became 1,110wn }n town that 0111
u- MacDougall.; intended -;spending•:pa
of the• 1 11 mid -winter -
vacation CdtI
Ot
t In
Ch
e ton and many were the inqun ics fro
Cornier ier pupils. as to when and ho
long she was to be here that h
hostess told a few of such inquirer
a,o1.1ng'tllem to tell others, that Tue
The news of the •o i of.'M
rewart a' of th
• local branch of hglol
A. Co., was received with regret by th
local staff,'with" whom lie .has a
ways enjoyed the greatest Popularity
As a little torten of esteem on th
severenee of the ties, on -the. eve o
the New Year" Mr, Trewartha wa
presented by the members of th
staff with a very handsome Masonic
ring, accompanied. by an address set-
ting forth this regret. The address
was read by Miss Mary' Arge'Ilt and
the presentation, tirade by NIr. D. W.
L. Cantelon.
AB0UT OLD-I-LOME WEEI(,
During the past week forms have
been iistributed to the homes. in
town, asking' people- to -furnish the
names and addresses of friends at a
distance: These will be called for
next Saturday and they would lilz0
the householders to have' them ready
to band, in with as little delay as pos-
sible, '?This is a very: essential fea-
ture in securing -all up -to, -date 1,1511-
ing list.
Forms have also been distributed
to the schools of the siri7•ounding dis-
trict. The committee is asking the
to -operation of the teachers, ;pupils
and parents ire this respect anti would
ase: theist to return these forms as
completely filled'' out and as soon as
possible.
Letters are beginning to 'conte in,
inggiring 'with reference to the Old
Home Week. Old boys and girls,
everywhere are anxious to a1•range
111e3r holidays a() heat' they Cali 'conte
I1013e and. ;celebrate' with us and the,
citizens of the -town can..keep the pro-
positidn before their friends: as well
as keep 1t•:iiv mind themselves.. -The
committee is Very anxious to have
every person, who has an idea, to
hand the satire into the Committee..
They 'will need all, the help possible
10 make this function a success.
Tr -TILT; CHURCHES.
The annual union week of prayer is.
being observed in -the churches of
Lown this week, meeting, being h1,
the Baptist ehtirc}r Monday' evening,
Wesley, .ehuroh Tuesday evening, hi
Willis yesterday evening and will be
in Ontario street :church this even-
ings , On account of illness an !the
part of the. rector the meeting. m St.
Paul's -church for Friday evening has
been withdrawn.
. o
Wallis Chnxch
Tho i�nilzi,stp,'s subjects on Sunday
wi11 be: Morning: "Jesus, The Med-
iator,". Evening "The Suppliant
Saviour," • -
The annual business nieottng , of
the Huron Presbyterial Society Will
be heist in;V3511is' church 01) Tueschly,
Jan. 13th at tenthirty a,1n.'•
• The monthly meeting of the W. M.
S. will be'theI1 ori'' Thurssay.evening,
Jan. 15t1Y, - at eight `b'clook at the
lllanse.
Wesley Claire11
The I3roiherhood meets `ort "Sunday.
at : ten' o'clock. The subject, "Out-
standing Events in. .1924," wiII he
taken by .Mr. R. E. Marinning.
The pastor's- morning subject will
be "Tire Unavoidable Christ.' Ev-
ening: "Tho: Glory, of Self -Sacrifice.''.
The Young• . People's League will
meet on Monday evening at -eight:
o'clock. An address will be given by
I)r: P. Ilea•n, on some of his exper-
iences during the war. Bright nrusie,
and an interesting meeting, ''
Ontario Street Church
Morning classes at ten o'clock,
'The pastor's subjects Orf Sunday
Will . be: Morning:.' "Result of a
Real Praver.f, Livening; "The Doing
of Love."
The Juniors meet at seven o'clock
Friday evening,
The Rev. D. G. ' Ridout' of Taranto
preached twice on Sunday, Mr. Wont
is, -.a pleasing. spealzer and Wes'•listene13
to 'with pleasure ,' and profit. His
theme was. `: missions and he gave
spec}al attention to the needs }n the
hoine field.
Salvation Ai•luu
{Change of time far meetings:,
Srinday,' 10 a,m,, Directory, seting;
x1 ant. -holiness meeting, subject,
"Christian's bargain," lit. Bradley.
p.m.. Sunday .school, 7 p.m., Salvation'
meeting, . subject: "Riolunan'si Bart
gain;
Capt. Glance •
• Wednesday ,`al• 4:30," Band of, Love:
•Wednesday at 7.30 Y. I'., Legion. a put
night of music by, -Lt. Kingdom, a
walking musician', who plays': any-
thing freni a horseshoe to. a piano.,. p0r
We ,have started this month a to
s'a-in-ane Cainnaign.n• }lea
prom Jan. Stir to 15th • Iloli,ness' sup
of
-meetings fora deepening .of i spiritual `'tier
life. Come and save your, `filet, ytlept ahoi
ing.-ver; night •
•
,s '.O Il OtiFp ,'C1a,
which On '' -1day, lair. 5th, :GJinton ,,--
e of a -, worth junior Q 111 A; hochey regurg '.
' pre- Opened the hockey season 1' Clinton
bserv= for .192.. th. Clanton boys,runningg
overn- up the score oP v-,, The play through„
ill
e eat' b at t°
as not very fast but 1t tirites'
th of both team, dished up some good
d the hockey. the local lads :had it over,,
their- opponents in combination play
n - ee which had a great deal to do with"
well winning- the game.
time in the first mc_ tst period the: play, was
The about ere ly divided cog';:the first tell
minutes w;th Clinton scoring first;
for the ,,remailiiler the-[0'eatls were
_ . getting their stride and ;bentbardeti
the Seafnrth 3balie.continually, They:
rat n :missed several good chalices to. score
through ere_ g lei^ inability to Loll '
ow it
1
for o rebounds, and did not put forth
Rogers
the real punch which is needed to'
score when going'in on the nets. The
period closed -with 3131101, leading
In the; ,second• ' period the e locals MAYOR FRED T
still pressed •0n'the Seafor li JACKSON
t goal sand who heads town
managed • to. score twice' while: Sea -' 1925 bait' council for
forth secured one. ing been given a second
term by aaciamation: Clinton was
' The the-;j'perio, proditced the- best saved an election 11115 year,
hoclzey;;both teams making fast end- cit of; 1924 being returned b y cairn.
to- n
e d rushes. ClintonChntscored twice oration, y eda
while Seaforth got one 013-L1'10/1g shot
from right boards. The Clinton 'de- Mui: N. W. TREW.ARTR
Tense played ;fairly good 'hockey but n' T'p'P'+
would be more successful: in their ef- 1. START I3EW BUSINESS
forts if 'they would use their weight IN CI INTUPI .
mare freely in 'stopping ; oppos%ng tile• N. W. Trewartha, SI.P.P,,, who
players. has been local manager of the Gunn,
The forwards tiled hard but were Langlois Conrpauy for .the post
careless in passing• , the puck, fre- fourteen years and under whose man-
quently flippingthe ,puck to their agement the business has grown enor-
team=mates instad;of'making agood; mously, has resigned,his,position, his
snappy pass. When : they learn 3ioev tesignatian Making effect,at the be -
to pass the puck' they will be a good ginning. of the year. He is 1(0091ng
folward brie and will give any de- an oversight for the, present, or until
fense a anergy tune. a new'manager is appointed.
,k w x 1 Mr. Trewartha's . resignation- did
The juniors. who suffered; defeat at not come as a complete sur itis
e to
the hands of the Mitchell team in the the Company, as the matter` had beer
Perth town last week, .defeated the talked over with them some time ago,
sane team, on home ice last evening, but it was nevertheless 'nest unwel-
in a fast, clean game, the score be- conj.e. On receipt of his resignation
ing 4,tfi. 1. We are tenable to give a. at head office, 'Montreal, a wire was
detailed report, ''but 'twas a good immediately dispatched asking Mr.
game. , Trewartha: to come down. I -Ie had
The local lineup was as follows:
o_ fully oracle ii 'his mind,
P however, and
Goal, McNeil; def.,'. Ilovey,' Necker; did not: think it necessary to go. I -le
centre,, Rorke, .wings, Murch, Ruben-. las t-hon,aslzed'to attend a meeting
tone subs,, Rigging, MCEwan.. of the directors r1, Toronto but after
MitchelI 0oa1,,, 1VIcclocklin; 'de- two or ;three telephone conversations
fence, .Rannenberg, Moor, -e; wings, the„'Company decided- that the resig-.
Stoneman,. Merryfield; subs„ j nation would have to bo accepted,
Moore; Thiel. Mr., Trewartha has purchased the
Referee: 13, H. Chase, Godeeicll; 'old New 'Era building amid is prepare
Ing to' go into the high grade egg and
poultry business on his own account,
�e He, believes there is room in the -
pie on "11 OW county for 'another' such
enterprise
1VIir, ,7: L. Kerr ''o1 Brussels was In and it is his intention to Dater to the
tOtxni on Saturday, high Blass trade; "I am 'starting
Miss Elizabeth Ford left Saturday . °or'" where I left off at Iiolmesville see,.
her school at bsliawa, y oral years ago when I entered the
Miss Clete Ford returned Saturday to' employ of .the Gunn, Langlois
Anna College, St. Thomas. 003113iany, .•` Mr. Trewartha said to
•Miss'Isobel Beattie of the 'Vogue left The News -Record in <liscussiul;. the
for St, Tlloinas on IVIonday. ntattor of has new huainess:
worth seeing. Better •et
g up'in
`o, talcs in all that's ;possible.
big show. is about:ei ht' o'c cloak,
lock,
PIPTY Y> AR5 IN DIINISTRY.
Rev. David Rogers, .retired lt'0tl
s
th1 h t
b
dist minister, on -Monday eeteb
the fiftieth_anniveisary of hi
trance a ca
into the ministry, iftivas
u half centum z ago ''that Mr; R
left his home mar•. Bowmanvrlie , tor.
the Village of Arthur, 'Ontario, ,1'01:
his fust'- circuit..: IJe conducted hie
first service there on. Sunday," "Jan. 10,
11875 St. Thomas people, where he
now resides,' did 'notpermit the event
to pass unnoticed, and the, jubilee with
be celebrated next Sunday- morning`
in First Methodist Church, which will
be. largely a.
g y ,repxoductiou of Mr- Rog-,
Br's first service at Afthul•.
Mr, Rogers' five .years of=:proba-
tion work were spent in Arthur, Lis-
towel Gorrie, Drayton and Brussels.
Among, his later'fields were Ailsa'
Craig,• Seaforth, Central 1Vlethodist
St," Thomas' and First Church, Lon-
don. -
'Mr. Rogers has been a life-Iong
leader in temperance work,::and in
1884 published a volume .'entitled
"Shot and Shell for .the Temperance.
Work," and • in 1895,' "The Gatling,
With Ammunition' for the Temper-
ance Warfare,"
'Mr. Rogers is very well-lcuown ^ In
Clinton, having often visited his 01d
friend, Rev. 'T..J.' Snowdon, and otn-
ers. here.
•COLCLOUG1I-MARpIN.
A quiet but , pretty Wedding was
solemnized .tit 'the home of Mrs, Jas.
M. -Martin :v11 Nev Year's, Day at
high noon,' when her elder danghter,
Annie McWilliam, wa$ united in-mai.•-
r•iage to Mi'.' G"eorge' Colclongh, son
of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph ,Colelough of
Goderich township,
The ceremony was performed by
Rev, J, E. Hogg. Miss Jean Mur-
dock of Brucefielcl played.„ -the wed-
ding march. and during he signing of
the . register sang, "Because" very
sweetly.
Tl1eb ride, who was g11413 •11, mar-
riage by- her mother, wore a hand-
some wedding gowti- of brown sill.
canton, crepe and donned for travel-
ling a brown coat, with fur triin-
rungs, the gift of the groom. :After
a dainty luncheon, served: - by' the.
bride's cousin, Miss -Mason, 'andMiss
Murdock, the happy couple left on a
-trill -to Toronto; ,Shakespeare and
Stratford. They' will reside 21 the
(room's fine fared in .H1111ett. T
bride received many useful' gifts, t.
Girls' Club of Willis'clluroh presen
ing her with table linen and the 13ib
class with a silver mounted Casser'
ole. 'A bouquet of flowers was r
coved front her aunt in Californ}
The young couple have the good evil_
es of their -friends for a happy futur
THE TOWN COUNCIL,
The last nice101g of the old con.
cil was held on Monday evening•, who
11,1188 Gladys Chowen was home 'front ..Trevv,ertha, 'who is a native
Toronto during the holiday time.
he,. MiEssseRxi.'ith Evans returned t;o
aa, Miss Ward hae returned from Rock-
], been visiting reiatiVea ill Aylmer.
'to the MeDenald Institute, Guelph.
ford Normal on Illonday mornings.
Mo. and Mrs. E. 'Wendorf -spent New
11
ronto to reetnue heir studies at
Year's with the latter'e parents at
eommunication 'was eead from the
nada Oil Companies' Lendon, e
building of a branch in Clinto
motion, of Reeve Middleton tin
uncillon Paisley it was decided, tle
zionC°0n;PtahneY'bsliiii0IduilndglxprAopsioc'2aecicl ,f ()I'
Chairman aficidleton of the stree
eivplowing in December, Ile als
canmended that the two eilo
we in use be sent to the bltrelt
ith's for repaire and that th
rk be requested to write tile Ron
hairman Paisley of the finance
our Finance Committee beg to re
Street Acct.
-licks, street engineer 10 00
, Electric Light &cot
et. lighting, Dec. 157 00
Property A.cet.
IT. Com., lightine; hell, bulbs 15,53
Seeley, work" on bell „ 1 00
E. Closet
Cemeteiy Acct.
limiter, salary for Dec, .. 60.00
Ford & Son, seed 5.60
Iawkins repairing pruner .50
et
11.
Varna
Miss Nora Woodley is spending the
holidaYs with her parents at Grimsby,
Misses Rena Johneton and Phebe
Colelough ha-ve returned to the C.C.T.
trace spending their -holidays at their
homes here. '
ple,spent New Year's, Day, skating on
the -river at Mr. A. Iseote's.
days friends lit London. . ;
Miss. Ernma Connell of Toronto'
spent ,Christmas with her parents,
Mr. end Mrs. Geo'. Connell.
Miss Roxann Colelougli of Detroit,
- !Mich., spent Cin•istmas with the late
ter's parents, Mr. and IVIrs. 'Will Ca.
holidayrs with her parents here,
Miss ,Kato Webster of Gunton spent
New Year's Day at the home of her
brother at Varna. '
Master Ellwood Epps has returned
to the C. C. Is after spending his 1101-3I
Miss -Alma Rothwell has: returned I
ter` spending her holidays at home. I t
Quite a inunber of the vow) aeo-
pie in this vicinity attended the /
FranIc Yeigli, noted lecturer', will
be in Clinton tonlerrOW, ' giving two
lectureS in tile itrirn hall, one at four
o'clock, another 3 at eight. Ire comes
-under the auspices of the Heine and'
School' Club. ,
The Mill office ,was beolien inin P
by a VviiitiOW, 'another'. window being, -
•
Money_ taken. Entriuice was made p,
tised a's an exit, Two Persons -were
seen runriiiig -from the building but p,
,-,o far ' the ctili)rits 3have "not been
Po •tileSe Wile do not Isnow hoW II' s. R. AV
the twenty-six' or eo bas
P.
P.
A.
R.
A. S
T.
'Salaries Acct.
L Stoirg . salary' for, Dec, . /0,8,
,collecting taxes ... 50.00
Grants A..ect.
131ltitty,,la.74-lanoir the:, rent, ,
elsh„. Div. Court fees
r:3:41;11:::.'7- 0,06
atainnS 10.00
to etich township, started his career
as a teacher and it \Vila 'While he was
teaching at Helinesville that he
bought nut the Dominion Poultry Sta.
tient, set up there by lift. P. C. Elfmelt
now Dominion Poultry Husbandman,
and went into the poultry business as
a side litre. Mr. Elford later breng-ht
Mr. .1. I. Brown,epoutry manager of
the Gunn, Langlois Co. up -to show
hirn the sort of poultry produced hi
Huron county and he was so pleaSecl
with it that he immediately offered
Mr. Trewartha eontract for all Ilia
' poultry for a year, At the end of
that tithe the Conmany offered Mr.
cepted, and for several yeast the bus.
/nese was carried on there. Eight
Years 'ago a branch eves started lit
Chilton and for a thne both branches
were operated but gearlually the bus -
Mess was centrallized in Clinton, Mr.
Trewartha managing it from Holinee-
ville until about two yeats ago, when
he came into Clinton.
This ,nouitry business ilea grown
dining these years from a 27e-tonras
year business to one ol 200 tons, awl
egge pronortienately, and -most of
this is Huron county trade. Dining
the year the Company distributes
throughout the county for egga, paul-
try arid 3 ri wages the gum of *200,000.
Surely thie branch, of agriculture hail
made tremendous strides since the
ame, not so far in the past, -when,
the farmers' wirieS used the egg and
poultry money for their own personal
neede, Now it is an importent part
of the farm income. And ivrt. Tre-
Wartha thinks it is eaPahlo of innshi•
larger development. ,,, "People will
use mans' moseeeggs and much more
poultry if they Can be eure of get-
ting the high grade stuff," Mr. Tie-
wartho says.
-3 Mr. Trelvartha's reason for resign -
ng as local manager foe the aunt,
Langlois Co., is that the business hart
Town to auch dimensions that it
Gotterich township, his parliaments
ry mums. etc., and ,felt that he
le win, therefore, establish his own
usiness, "where he left it off in
Aubitra
[this Nveelt. Services at 8 p ell l.,
ine• a car of honey MeGaw last
Miss eittusen \vile has bee el
visiting her Siete-a eeturned to sl
her Irvine here. /-1
Miss Ethel Waallipaiterr left On fi•
Bdaryaectboridtgalate'. ehari;e of a School at w;;,14'
10c1 vealr3l6'
111 -the stelee,tfiel,l eltureir oil 1, co
Holanesville," and bolles-ee lie cal
onduct a 1110e, profitable little Masi -
nese, eateeingsto the high class tee-
auratne, greeeterias, eta., in bolls
o'fr5 and Milk -fed poultry. Ile ins
:0in his establishment will be
candied for, We have no deulu. at
1 but that through Ti -m"'11111'3,
"forts Clinton v111 become well -
;own . as the rehire from whiell
ows mit a :toady Stream of fine.
Onlen all Over the Dominion. We
sh for Mr. Treivarthit the best of
eceits in Ms new business end
ntieuation Of success to, the Gutuip