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CLINTON
the ground, ,Mr. Chui;chill was
Clinton at the time and when the fire
was noticed and Mrs. Churchill and
the neighbors hurried to the scene if
as impossible to ;,get into the barn
by the front doors and a way le' ' a
be made by breaking down a back
door, which was fastened an the in-
side. • Eleven• aut of thirteen pigs
which were in the stables underneath
the bard' were got, ouc;',also imple-
ments, harness, etc,, but the entire
crop S o hay, grain Frain' and beans Was de-
strayed. sMany , peo
have not yet
harvested their beans but Mr. Church-
ill had ;all but a coupleof-leads in.
"'The neighbot,s, who gathered quickly,
worked manfully and by -their efforts
a shed hear ;the 'barn was' ;saved The
loss to Mr. Churchill. is a severe one.
De will not rebuild until the spring.
A reception was given by .Tt Iz, and
Mrs. George Connell for their daugh-
ter, and: her husband, Mr, and MVlrs.
'Marks .of Toronto, One evening' last
week, about seventy-five' being pre-
sent.: The newly -wedded "pair were
the recipients of many handsome" gif
and many warm- swishes,: Tor a hapt's
py'
i C'ture, .•'
Mr, Geo. Connell and son are •at-
tending London Fair this week.
Seaforth� J; Thomnpson's garage
was; dainaged by fie as ly Tuesday
D T' hb G d i morning, some :ears, tools etc., suf-
` a• Proctor, ,. who,,has•;boen byterian church,-anda,la.te'mentber-of
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iYliss Mrn ok 'which wer'e. in .the back art of
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nt . ou.Satu y Rev. Dr,, G
to -Toronto ,turned o
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avert 'an e.
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' grave. house a the
1 ons and attheg
the
wedding
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'ss Gerrie Miss
t mens took place in Mount Pleasant Win �hatn: The last meeting of ;the
of her cousin, Mr. R. Stothers, aty
London on Saturday,. cemetery."
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is orne, o erlc i. o,
I;aa� I lIB s-- ferinb'rnuch damage, although' the
She was a member of Cooke's Pre. gasoline
buildin • was saved. Some b $
ai s
visiting lier•aulit,Mrs: Geo. King, re:th'e Missibiiary'-Society. •,The pastol,. ver +removed in time to
.the building
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returned to De- On Friday evening last, dining the
Miss Jessie MondayMemaf nsevere electric;storm which passed'
troit on'morning.: r. W.
Mrs,R, W. Bristol, who
over this .di"strict, the barn of itI
1VIr. and e B. Churchill of the siiteenth was..
have visited- Miss M. E. Garrett, lei..
on 1Vlo�nday by motor -for their, home
in Bushing ,:Ridge, New York, Mr.
Bristol having returned to. Bayfield
last week to,accoinPany leis.wife home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Id,, Johns. and fame:
ily returned on Sunday after having
spent their vacation at Wiarton.
Mr., F. Howard, who has, been re-
lieving at the Standard Bank, left.en.
Wednesday' for Arthur.
Mr. 0. J. Goldthorpe returned to
the village on 'Sunday, after -having
spent several Weeks at Ottawa and
Toronto.
:• 112x., anid:;Mrs. J: Hamilton. and Mi'.
and Mrs. L. V, Gra ,gee 'w,ho have
spent the stainer t te:2ioniee 'a
cottage, returned .to `their
in
London ori Sunday.
Mrs. E. N. Hart and fainily•re
turned to London ",on Sunday after
spending the sunnier months in their
cottage.-
Mrs.
ottage.
Mrs. Playter and Mies Ruth Playtex
of Toronto, who have occupied Mrs.
A. J. Stevens : cottage in Lakeside
Parts, returned to'their home on rig -
day last.
• de. J..Beed, Miss Mary Grey and
Miss McArthur of London were
guests of Mrs. P. A. Edwat+ds on'
Sunday. Mi Fred Reed, who has
clerked in Iifr. F. A. Edward's store
during the summer, returned to, Lou-
don with thein.
Mr. John'" Brownlee and • Miss M.
Likens of Detroit are guests of the'
former's aunt, Mrs. A .E. Atkinson.
Mt. and Mrs. Dennis and Miss Dor-
othy Dennis And Mr. Emerson of
London returned' to their
a week nhomes n.
Sunday after having spent
the Ritz. hetet.
Dr. tend Mrs. E, P. Timis of New
York spent the week -end with the
latter's consul, Mrs... N • W. Weed,.
'Mr. Georgg Fisher .and little Miss_
Miriam andsMuster George Fisher, of
Wateeeoa are guests of Mr, Fisher's
aunt, Mrs,' F, A. Edwards.:
Mrs. W. H. Shannon of Toronto
and daughters, Mrs. Jennings and
Mrs. LeRoy Hiles of London, re -
Willed to their homes after spending
a few days in the format's cottage in
Lakeside Park.
Mr. 'and Mrs. James Sturgeon ac-
companied their. daughter, Mrs. A. E�
'Wigle, to London on Saturday lett.
1VIis. T. Elite, Mrs. B. Johnston aHyl
Mrs. Thomson' are guests of 1Wr. and
Mrs. R. Johnston.
1VIr, and Mrs. W. C. Johnston, o£
Goderieh are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. R. Westin.
•Mrs. J. M. C. Tough returned on
Monday from Galt,' where she has.
been visiting hat sister, Mrs. Shep-
herd, for the past month.
Mrs,. Richard Smith and Miss Jean
Lindsay went to London on Tuesday,
Mrs. W. W • .Higgins is spending
several days at ,the Western Fair sin
London thus week.
Mrs. Trebileock, Miss H. Trebilcock
and Fred Trebilcock deft for their
• home in London on Wednesday, after
having spent the past two monthse in
their summer home in Lakeside Paxk.
Don't forget the Bayfield Fall Fair
on Sept. 29th. and SOth. The X. P. S.
is preparing a good contort Inc the
evening. Stay for it,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Townshend
and Mr. Alvin Townshend, who have
spent several Weeks in John Pear -
son's cottage, returned to their home
near' Clinton on NTondap.
Maitland'. Presbytery. was held in
this town on Thursday of Jost week.
The Presbytery of the -United Church
_ef Canada, which will .'take.in,,tbe
whole county,..met in 'Wesley chtireh,
St.
1 ,nmec�,'s, church �isbeing,r ew-•
ly decorated and united services :are
being held in the •Met'nodist church
until it is finished, at which time,
Get. 1.st, both' cu regations unite and
will hold 3i union anniversary.
Rev. R. Ts: Lundy has ;been an The
sick list for the past two weeks°and
the Egmondville ` pastor took the
united ''service ,-last Sunday afternoon
in thet
ethodi°t church, when i h
e �'V1 s
church was Tilled to capacity. y
14Ir, Peter Bgwey, who was opeiat-
ed.on last weeli in Seaforth Hospital
is, we . understand, • progressing as
favorably as can , be expected, for
which we are all thankful.
?tir.,Atex. McKenzie, was awl Y
attending Toronto -Fair„ arrived
home'. . last week ,and reports a bigger
and better, fair than- ever, with a
great crowd in attendance. The C.
N.D.`is something for every Y
Canad-
ian to be proud of.
The new cement culvert which' has
been put in this -summer just south
of the village •is nearing completion,
traffic having been resumed ;across
panne. The cost of this job when com-
pleted -will be about $SOD,OD.
Struelc by lightning,% and burned to. Clinton,
Gefferich Township,,
Monday's Globe contained the -fol-
lowing notice of the death of a ferni-
er
ern
er resident:
"On ,Saturday afternoon, Sept. 12,
from her late residence, 570 Ontario.
street, Toronto, the Juni a1 -tock place'
of Mary A. McCaughan, widow of.
William J. McCaughan.
The late Mrs. IvIcCatighan was born'
in the Mh Concession of Goderieh
township,' her father, Henry Tich-
borne, being one of the pioneer set-
tlers of !Huron county. She lived in
Goderieh after her marriage: until
about 20'years ago, when the family
moved ;to Toronto. She was of a.
quiet (Reposition, being - greatly- be-
loved
e-
lo ed by all who knew her. She
leaves to niouin her loss one son,
Archie L,, of 126 Fulton Avenue, Tor-
onto, and tht•eo daughters, Edith,
Eine arid. ',Ruby at home. ,Also e50
of er, Mrs. R.. Sullivan of hos An-
geles, California, 0011 one brother, `P.
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"WFC `BELIEVED IN HARD WORK",.
W. :1 O'Neil, who is conducting an
anniyersary,.,sale, having. ,completed `.
quarter century in business, sends the
following letter from PTorra
where
he. has ,been obliged to live Col the
past few ,yeas on account of fa'lin_
health, tohis customers and friends:
•"_
L canoe fiojn Frucefield to Clinton
in March, 1S$5. My first occupation
was to ,work 'for the late J. W. Irwin
running the' delivery wagon for $300
a year, small wages to keep a wife
and two children. After six months
he raised my wages and continued
until :I was getting $500. Even then
s lard ' sera tcn',i • le
living and educate u„, children hav-
ing
1 he•.y 1
made so exdn vav✓ w <.-, got
out in the world and saw the draw -
back it Was, riot to have an education
that D. would educate. my family, and; i
I male'that-yaw come true.
•
e, who has earned a rest 'ts well
l
lir •'quite well, We nave 0 ince
mme and can ;,uin
go out every day,, `-
ner or winter; without nutay'clothes
on, I think I am The oldest gro •
n Clinton, as our store hal been run-
ning continuously'` for twenty-five
lt was
years. Mi: FI, Wz tse.i i in
busi-
ness before u'0' bid; he :took a you �1e
ori years oil.
I wish to thank our inany custom-
T' worked for Mr. Tifwin for eleven'
years when I lost my job through
his son. growing up and taking my
place behind the counter. I had -only
fifteen dollars to my Hanle, 'and not:
even tha
, if My debts Were, paid:
Thanks to the Iate Mr,l John McGarva,
he told. me to go;ahead and he`woutcl
give 'me all the money 1 wanted 'at -
six yper cent., until I borrowed twenty
three hundred 'dollars ' from him," the
only restriction was I was to discount`
everything I bought'' the first year.
My discounts o•vernsid my interest,
the wholesalers were' giving discounts:
25 years ago. We paid Mr. McGarva'j
up in three years and he ,,was a
noble friend. Win was going to.
write- • for her teaclaer's certificate
the following summer hut she, like a
little man, gave • up;; her.,'school and
went in with me. I 'could not 'lave''
gotten along without her for. she had
the`eduoation and'worked as well. So
we made good, thanks to our ever in-
creasing customers,` and we .have
many yet who have stuck to us ever
since long lite to them We believed
in hard work and.,,to'use every..man
ti as we would like os be used odrselvice,
a good motto I certainly made gdod'.
o Mx
work a bit t i l on
ithe part' t x e
0 7
1
p d
and I have lPspi failing ever since the
war, I gave rip about i .years 'ado
and took Dr. Guiin's and Di Gand-
Florida
lei's adyice ,and came to Florida,
where I' do"not have to shovel coal
or `freeze. 3 certainly felt badly, to
leave Win with so inich responsibil-
ity for she has had the whole• busi-
ness to run fora number of years.
H she cheats you out of anything let
me know and I wili'"paddle her. My
ars, as it is through them.I am able
t' enjoy declining years, 1
ani
o
moir better than vv
as last winter
but not able to do any work. Would
like to meet my old friend, Dr. Gunn,
I' think he could fix. me hp' for a few.
years yet. A gran$ man! 1' hope a.-
great many of our old_ friends will
call around on our 25th anniversary.
Call and see -Us not more than - Iwo
or three at a time.
My address is'320 West"`Gore,`O1-
Indo, Florida."
IN BERRY TIME
The funeral ofa colored brother
took place dri Chatham, Ontario, the:
other `day, and in the':processiion
walled' a long line of mourners, each
carrying a small tin pail. "Why the
veils?" asked a bystander.. "We is
buryin' our late brudder;i wasythe
dignified` reply, "But, Men'': you don't
take a tin bucket with"`' yoildivhe'ii
you're going to bury i Oman" "Ohs
yes, vve does, boss—Oben we go
blaelcburyin'."'
F11151l A;Dci I ii!I'IS1
MY EL11( YEAR
• t' 00'
Idai•dwaz'e and, Metaln1aine b• ti
timolos that each year the local ro
gives gives Yroriz $i500 to .hl,OG 10 brae
advel'tising 00 the community' in
which is located. It adds: 'No oth-
er agenov can of will do this T'ie
editor,' in proportion to his means
does more for his town than any
other man, and ` in all fairness he.
ought to be supported -not because,
itin .'s
i d 'r his 'writings,
you like kiln or a nu e g ,
y
ner is the
e• se h
l0 1 Pa
Per t
but u e GD P
hest investment the community can
make." •,
Brussels: "William Armstrong, a
well-known resident of :Brussels, died
on Friday dash after an illness of sev-
eral weeks.
Goderieh, Lightning struck the
pavilion at the agricultural grounds
on Friday night last, tearing a great
hole' in the roof. The fair was over,
however, and 'everything' had been re-
moved from the' building a few hours
;before and little 'damage 'was done, as
.thebuilding. did not. take :• fire.
Blyth: Mrs. ' A: Sanderson; ` wwho'
i north lived a short distance no 1 of this
village, committed suicide by hanging;.
herself in the driving shed early Mon-
day motoring., She had been suffering'
from ill health for some little time/
She was formerly Miss .McCallum of
Millett and, was marriedabout twelve
years ago. Her hStsband . and -,two
young sons survive. `.
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Finds us celebrating the event in' our
400 stores with more than a million
customers a week.
Our growth, from a' small beginning to Canrda'e
largest retail gropers,- in these six years can bo
directly attributed to one t dng—:Portional. Service
to our vustomere.. -. -
The Personal Service of the Management in
striving et an: times to buy the best in foodstafro
at the bast possible nriccs.and passing this sowing
on to you In the form ofconsistent low Prices for
what you bay,
The Personal Service of our Supervision Staff
in seeing that every Store and lw merchandise he
boot spotlessly deans-thnt every product is moved
quickly so that you are always assured of fresh
foodstuffs at ;your Dominion Store. .
The Personal Service of our Store Management
and Staff in 'the courteous, helpful way 10 which
they meet your every requirement..
The apprccintian of these efforts=from the
Management to'ire individual. on the Store Staff
to render you a personal 9laving service on your
groceries is indicated by our, over -increasing sales
and numbct`of new customers..,,
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