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THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
TI -RJR$., APRIL 0. 1939.
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OBITUARY
EARLY SPRING
Do You Want a Swimming
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Council members were at a loose
when laide s e,
m n M0000 - Project
them for definite action,. The reason
was that as far as we can learn
few ratepayevs. have expressed
opinion openly, and since caun-
ell's support is needed, Sa also is
yours,
Onlythose who' are in charge of
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making arrangements for such a nt'o-
ject know the enormous .amount of
work entailed, and while the. Lions
Club has been responsible for amus-
u
ing 'interest in such a venture, it,
will need whole hearted co-operationy
LONDESBORO "
Tlio regular meting aC the W, T,
held in rho hall on ams pay,
mama 30th itopened
siding. ed byyatsi p� g
Meeting opened singing
opening, ode with the Lord's Prayer
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�n ani n. Minutes Were read by
the sec:, Mrs. Brundson is
also a let-
thanks, from the
ter of t auk seczetai of
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the E'be'nezer Cemetery' Board 5510.
trig for a further donation if passible
as funds were greatlyneeded. This
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matter wa s left over until next meet-
ing• Roll call was answered by sig-
geS};ons £ot•_ next years 1Mo'gsam,
Mrs• P. Hall gave a paper on the
man uses of Salt, The •the menu-
facturingffico£ sugar. The election ai
from Chicago where she spent the
past two months at the home of her
sister, Mrs. C'.`Thtaope,
jfor he pI s tw 'has obeen very
ill for the ' :nisi two weeks but is
now improve g:
Mrs. Fred Prest has been laid up
with the flu but is Hoyt able to be
up, ''again.
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Mrs, Annie Fothergill is very sic:.
.We hope far iinpraveinetut soon.
Olrs. J, Taylor who spent the mint -
y p
er with friends at Blyth has; returned
to her home.
Mus. J. D, Melville is at the home
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er J: Leiper takin • care of her broth -
er, James Hesselwood, who is •:quite
•ill,
3:rti,
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You'll' L e Our
WALLPAPERS
THEY ARE ATTRACTIVE and REASONABLYvery
PRICED,
Semi -Trimmed
JOHN SHANAHAN
John Shanahan, prominent farmer
and life-long• resident of Hullett
ande died r hr home on the
township,s
4th concession on Sunday after a
lingering illness, He was in his 81st
year. A son of the late Daniel Shan.
alum and Elizabeth Scanlon he was
born in Hullett April 9,' 1858. He
FLOWERS
The crocuses and snowdrops fair
Aro harbingers of early spring.
The ush: •their head's throu 'h frostwas
and snow, g
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To hear the birds and children sing.
The tulips, and the daffodils,
So longasleep in mossy beds;
So 'man respondtheir
to Sal caress
And rear their fair midi stately head.
Wallpaper'
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SAVES (�Man.
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attended the . public .school of that
section and in November, 1884 mar-
ried Anna McIntosh, They fatted
in, FIu`llett for manyyears. A. lover
of good stock, Mr, Shanahanalways=J.
kept fine horses and was particularly
Divine. Creator, wondrous wise,
In mightyp y • •
power displays his hand;
To give us beauty through the year,
To cheer the heart of thamldess ma
B. Lobb: Clinton, Ont.
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Phone • 36w Main Store,36" Second Floor
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interested in the work of orgaisiza-
tions designed to protnate interest in
••to
good livestoclt: He rt^a's an honorary
past president of the' Huron Central
Agricultural Societ and was for
Ag Society,
many yeaea one of the leading dir-
dir-
ectors of the Clinton Spring Show.
z{presiding•:
He also served for a numbs r of years
on the Hospital Advisory Board. tri
polcs he was"Liberal' and in re -
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ligiou, Roman Catholic, He •was a
member of the Holy Name Society
and League of the Sacred Heart.g.
He is survived by his, wife, also fourLobb;
sons, Charles D„ Clinton; Jose h,
Joseph,
Montreal; John and Aloysius of Hail-
lett; three daughters, Mrs. James
EBENEZER
The regular mothly meeting of the
W. A. of'E•benzer was held Tuesday,
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April
p''il 4th at the haute of Mrs, A.
Hebden, The • view ent, Mrs, B. Labb,'
The meeting opened with
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hymn Low in the Grave He La
Lay”
followed b ra er b Mr, Wildin
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The scripture reading and prayer was
ivett` b Mrs. S. Hayden. Business
was disc •
rssed 'and the followinpro.
gram given: Reading by Mrs. B,
an g by rs.them
. lvtn Tebb tit ostThe meeting closed
with a hymn and prayer, the rest of
the afternoon was spent in
vet the laps to a workable stage.
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: the advantages of having •such a
place for both children and town:
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ups need not be enumerated, It is
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true •the expenditure ,seems large,
but if raised according to' the .plan
submitted in the report f the Spen-
4
ial Committee it would soon: be clean-
ed up,•
Haw doyou Feel about this matter,
off . then took place' as (allows:
gen. Pres. Mrs: E. Adams; Pres„'
Mrs. Robert Fai
i awfoce; 1st vice
We. Clarence Crawford; 2nd. •
vice,
Mrs. Geo. Moari , • Seo -Tress, Mrs,
Bert Brundson; Dis. Dep., Mrs, J. P.
Manning; flower corn. Mrs. 3. Nott,
Mrs, M• Ross•; •pianist, Mrs, R. Vet-
den, Mrs. G, McVittie Press sec„
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do favor it of
youoppose it Your
council want to know; and to help
find out we have
ballot for Your conven encs. wend
Gt ran lea that the matter may be
discussed ' intelligently / and your
carried out. Bysending - in
Mrs. M. Manning; auditors, Mrs. E.
Hall, Mrs. J. Armstion 1VLeeting
closed bysinging`•the National An-
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by he A generous lunch •was served
group in eliarge at the dose.
Miss Elizabeth Mains has returned'
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Why write letters and send money
orders? Order your Bray Chicks
through me—personal attention,
promptgdelivery.
D. M. MALTBY, Manager,
Clinton Creamery
CLINTON, ONTARIO
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Wilson, Sudbury; ;Mrs. Charleswishes
Smyth, Oshawa and Mts. Joseph
quilting.
Lunch was- served by Mrs, B. Lobb
and Mrs. L Merrill.
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the ballot you do Hat bind yourselT
to anything, either you want the pool
or you don't, and that is what the
council wants to find out.
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NEEDED
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Boyle, Auburn, also sixteen grand-
(SALE EXTRAORDINARY '
French I vary Box of Gardenia Face Powder,a
Velour Puff and Perfume 29c
MANICURE SET
Extra Large Nail Polish, Extra Large Polish
Remover, ' Emery Board and Orange Stick and 9
Roil Cotton V -
SPECIAL FOR MEN
children. The funeral service was
held in St. Joseph's Church on Tues-
day morning with Rev.M. N. Sul-
liven celebratingrequiem .mass. The
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pallbearers were Hubert Reynolds,
Theo. Flynn,ernard Tighe, Joseph
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Blake, Thomas. Flynn and Louis Car-`
Bert. Interment took place in Hul-
lett R. C. Cemetery.
Wells -Witmer
A a
quiet wedding took place at the
Evangelical Parsonage, Sebrisgville,i
t nine a.m.. Sunday, April 2nd whenJ,
Rev. F. B. Meyer united in marriage
Leita Mae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Sylvanus Witmer, Zurich, and Ed-
Ed -
ward wells of Goderich, son of the
Doubts Claim of Oxford:
County Woman
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In Monday's Globe & Mail appear -
ed an item regarding Mrs. George
Horton of Charlotteville- who has just
celebrated her 94th birthday and
claims to be the first white child
heti in Oxford County.
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This item was of particular' inter-;
est to .Mr. 3. A, Rath, Clinton, as
his grandparents were among the
first settlers to locate in Oxford
County. His grandfather, the late
John Titus was born in Gagetown,
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New Brunswick, of Loyalist parent-
age.'As a young man he located in
Oxford County where he Hier Eliza
beth Caldwell who later became his
bride. They were married in London
on December 30, 1843 by Rev r.
l5bbs� Their marriage certificate is
in Mr. Rath's possession and is
quite unlike those issued today, be-
ing. merely a handwritten statement
of their marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Titus made their
home in the neighbourhood of Otter-
vzlle, South Norwich township, and
it was there their three. daughters
were born, Mary Elizabeth later be-
came Mrs.Welham Rath who sliest
in February 1910. Although size was
born three months earlier than Mrs.
Horton referred to above, Mr. Rath
does not recall his parents ever
claiming his niother wag the first
white child to be born in O ord
County although it would appear that
she was entitled to the honour.
Are you in favor of the
• Swimming Pool and Recreatione.
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YES
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�Signature
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Four opinion is requested
` may be'made. Sign your
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.= Town Clerk, any member
3 , Box 391 or put in the News
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SHtRTII
Through a system of shorthand
characters
characters you can take your dictation
typewriter. Writing ;shorthand an
last word in personal efficiency;
Reporting. We can supply typewriter
The principle of this simplified
for over 50 years by Press Telegraphers
papers.
Miss H. Tozer 704 Markham.
"Having finished your eaurse
hand in two months and five days,
mend it to anyone.
„ When I enrolled I felt very
to stud y without a teacher; however,
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construction of a
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Pail. for Clinton? ;:�
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SO that future plans
ballot and leave wifh
of Council, mail to P.O;
-Record drop box. j
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written in "Plain English”
by hand or direct on the
the noiseless typewriter is the
it is very efficient in Court
from nearest typewriter
shorthand has been in use
in copying news to the
St. Toronto writes:
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in "Plain English” ehart-
I can certainly recom-
reluctant about being able
I found the books
Tube Shaving Cream, 5 Blue Steel Blades, 29cg
Styptic Pencil and Hone
' FOUNTAIN PEN
Same service as $5.00 pen for �
59c
JOHN McPHE'E
The death occurred on Friday,
March 31st of John McPhee, who for
the past fourteen years has been a
late Mr. and Mrs. George Wells,
Hespeler. •
The bride, dressed /In light blue
crepe was attended by her sister,
Mrs. W. C. Jervis, while Mr. W. C.
supported the After the cera-
W. S.
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resident of Clinton. Mr. McPhee was:
in his 78th year and died after
groom.
loony the party proceeded to stmt-
ford fora wedding breal ast, Im-
cuaroN,
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a
short illness. ''Born ire Scotland he
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came to this country as a young man,
mediately after the newly-weds left
on •a trip to Toronto, Niagara Falls
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locating near Shakespeare, later
and Buffalo. On their return they
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coming to Clinton where he married
Mrs. Crich bywhom,
will reside in Goderich;
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Hats For Easter
Ill all the New Shades and Styles.
BLLTIaS, BROWNS, GREEN & GREYS
$195 to $5.00
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,SPRING TOPCOATS,012.75t0 A �• ®
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BILTMORE .SHIRTS Separate or Attacheddaily
Collars e.$1.951CC
ease rse ago.
predeceased some threeNOISELESSBiltmore
He had spent. a quiet life and during
residence here was a. member of
Ontario' Street United Church. He It
survived by one brother who lives at
Shakespeare. The funeral service was
held at the Ball & Zapfe Funeral
con-
Parlors on Monday afternoon, con-
ducted by Rev. G. G. Button. The
pallbearers were F. Andrews H.agency,
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Pickett, W. Kutch, A. Steep, .1. Tay-
for •and A. McCartney. Interment
was made in Clinton Cemetery.
SQA EY
Mr. and Mrs. William McOlinchey
and family have moved' to Mrs. Bien -
Herman's house in Blake, r.
Mr. John Penhale spent a few clays
in St. Thomas and Chatham last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Penhale and
family have moved to their new home,
recently purchased on the Bronson
Line. .
Miss Irene Scotehmer who• has
...... 1.50, 2•.5obeen
White or Coloured:
JOHN JACOB
The death of John. Jacob, for fif-
in Toronto for some time, has
returned to her home.
Mr, Thomas Westlake who purch-
ased the Aldsworth farm on the
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teen years +superintendent at the Bronson Line is now busy remodeIl-
Huron County- Horne, who passed ing the house.
awayon Friday,March 31st. from Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dunn who ur-
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R Phone 140 for Prompt and Courteous Service. •,
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the effects of a heart attack suffer- � the farm from Mn Harold
ed one week ago, came as a distinct Penhale intend moving in shortly,
shock not only to his many friends in Mrs, J. Bohner and son, Walter,
this community but to , the whole who disposed of their farm to Mr.
as Mr. Jacob was widely Edwin Steckle intend moving to
known. Auburn in the near future.
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YARNA
Mrs. Jas. M. Reid o£ Clinton re-
turned
turned home after spending a week
with her sister, Mrs: Lloyd Keys.
and Mrd. Lloyd Keys and faM•
ily
ily spent Sunday with Mrs, Jas, M.
Reid of Clinton.
Mr.
Mr. Stewart Beattie spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keys and
family.
written in such a simple way
standing the instruction.
"Thanks for the interest taken
Learn about this practical inexpensive
gation. Only three months study
system.
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Dept.. C. Toronto,
I had no trouble under -
in me."
course without obli-
required, Free folder describes
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PAINTS ENAMELS &
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HAND BAGS in New Shades
& Fabrics 59c & 98c
He was born in Wilmott Township, Mr: Will Sage of Sheppardton
Waterloo County, in 1872: In Maicli spent a few days this week; visiting
1898 he married Martha Link, who at Mr. Thos, B. Bairds.
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VARNISHES
Jx ENAMELS 39e a pt.; 75c a qt.
;£ PAINTS & VARNISHES,
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survives. They farmed for a num-
ber of years near Exeter until fifteen
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years ago,when the • received the
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appointment as superintendent and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weston return-
matron at the County Horne. Their ed from Detroit on. Sunday after hay-
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duties have ing months
I ULLET'D TOWNS
On Friday evening Mrs. Ed. Far-
quhar entertained the Neighbourhood
Sewing'Circle. As this was the las'
meeting of the season all members
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3oyed Progressive Euchre. Tha first
prizes were won' by Mrs. P. 0. Rey-
nolds, Mr. Wi'lis VanE inond; sec-
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and prizes Kathleen Martin, �Mr, P.
O.Reynalds; consalationprizes, Lois
Farquhar, McFarlane. A dainty
. Tom served.
luncheon was served. Mtus4cal num.
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bets and a community sing sorLg din-
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been. carefully performed event the past four with
and Mr. Jacob was popular with the their daughters. While there they
inmates to whom he referred as "my celebrated their Diamond Wedding
boys and girls." He was always Anniversary on Nev Year's Day.
seeking ways and means to snake Mr, •and Mrs. Jas. P. Ferguson of
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the Horne he was well known and Mr, and'Mrs. Mallett and child-
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•greeting, earning for himself a wide mother, Mrs,. J. Davison on -Sunday.
circle of friends who mourn his sod- Miss Betty Reason of London was
den passing. By his death the Bounty the guest of Mra: R. H. F. Gairdner
has lost n faithful servant, and the over the weekend.
inmates have lost a true friend. Misses A. M. and E. J. Stirling and
Besides hiswidow Mr, Jacob is nephew, 3. Wallis motored to Port
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Hudson, Michigan; one daughter, McLaren,
Mrs. Samuel Elliott, Milford, Mich- Mr, and Mrs. W. Ewing Buchan
igen; two. brothers, 4George of New and Master Ewing of Lloydmitister,
Dundee and Louis.of Kitchener, -also Sask., carne on Wednesday to visit
three .sisters, Mrs: Schmidt, New the former's sister, Mrs, ' N. W.
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Ib sen College, London, Ont,
April 3, 1989
To The Editor:
,•Dear Sir: — I shall appreciate if
will allow Hie, by the publication
of this letter, to impress upon the
people of this district the seriousness
of our Provincial Government re
cent actioto by which they have ,cut
$25,000 from the yearly grant to the
Universi; t of Western Ontario.
ens much to the 'citizens of
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this district to have this educatioiial
institution available to their youth,
and as a student at the University
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I feel it m obligation to point out
tai them the disastrous effect which
this action will have.
Our Uiziveusity is just gainingre-
cognation, ninon the educational
g l eh-
des in Canada. Its finances are at
rock bottom, and this is the.most see-
•'
blow which it has suffered since
tnceptian. Yoit will lteahze that
$25,000 is an infinitestimal amount
when, we are budgeting for' a isurplus
of more than $36,000,000. But this
item; may be a matter of lite
dr death to our University.
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rain appealing to as citizens
Baby chicks
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'i'ffi' geed qualities of palatable feed. Up
to 8 weeks of age xs•,a critical period
• MI their hives. Feed 'them Shur-IGalin
Vit. , x iI'8 '
- Chick Starter and be sure that they
;I will get off to a' quick healthy start.
s Shur -Gain Chick„Starter es Palatable;
,; +;1r contains in proper proportions the
tthey need to build strong
minerals g
and health tissue; and is well
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r m quality and, yet 'S.hur-Gain costs the
yy�i� ,�f� ��qq�y feeder less than any comparable feed„
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feeding SHUR-GAIN:
WM. CALDWELL lost only, 6 chicks out of 242;
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HARVEY TAYLOR lost 8 chicks out of 325—
Both lots' of chickens are - over 3 weeks old and doing fine,
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Saving Prices-,
Reg $299.50 forMondayDaybone
Dundee, Mrs. G. and Woods.
MTS. Nauman o£ Baden. Service .on Good Friday will be
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noon, Rev, G. W. Sherman conduct- Holy Comm.unian will be held at 11
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G. Burton, Many friends were ;pies- 10 a.m. This marks the change in
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Waterloo, New Dundee, Exeter, Dash- Miss 'G. Weber returned to Zurich
wood, St. Marys, Stratford, • Baden, on Tuesday after having some weeks
Wau ton, I Brantford, Crediton; with her cousin Mrs. Pere Weston,
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Frankenmuth, Detroit, Milliard and Mr. Harold Scotehmer of Taranto
New Hudson, Michigan. was home over the weekend.
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There were a profusion of beano-
fol floral tributes from friends, zel- GAS AND OIL WDLLS PROGRESS
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will b'e observed next Sunday,
lpri1 9th at the morning service.
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home of thee}'r friends, Rev. A. E. and
Mrs. Allin and family of . Goderich
this week.i
Mrs. Seldon Ross of our village
eluded theaCounty Council, The Oak.
lame? Road Commission Cisor Farms,ions
South Lyon, Michigan, the Clintoni$s
•Baptist church, the Woman's As-
sortation •of Ontario Street church,
and a beautiful wreath from the in-
mates of the County Home as theasmall
final tribute to one Whom the loved.
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The pallbearers were T. 3. Riley,
W. T. Hawkins, N. W. Trewartha, H.
P. Plumsteel, J. A. Sutter ,and E. W.
Morrison. interment. was made in
Exeter Cemetery.
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Rowe-Conliffe No. 1 got at 350 to
375 a show of Oil; 1100 feet a show
of gas and from 1600 to. 1630 another,
show of oil, The drill is now in the
Guelph formation with expectations
they'll go through the big lime
around 1900 to 1925 feet.
Prairie No. 7 be naw pumping dal 3r
and making very satisfactory teeny•,
erten with a Gas line being .installed
to take care of the ever increasing
gas fiOwr
Preparations are now under way
for the drilling off, the next Well,y
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cal Western Oint'arial to consider 41
your resposssibility ;to appose thiis•
action every way possible in order
that the University of Western •On-
ratio may continue to provide the
youth of this district with education -
al'facilities 'which can't be: excel'le
.' • Yours Truly,
a uns.a, itarnrir.umnna
Clinton
FOR
ALEX WIELLS.
Londesboro.
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J. K. CORNISH.od'
Brucefield.
service on even-
ng at 8 pan.
Mrs. John Davidson and son and
Virs. James .McQueen visited at the
visited friends in Goderich recently.
Mrs, W. D. Wilson celebrated her
S9th birthday on Tuesday. Congrat,
Mations,visited
Car insurance will cost more this
year. The sifts of the reckless are
upon the 'careful. •
Rowe-Sruette No, 5:, which they ex-
pact will be completed to the 3300
foot level. within the 'next 50 to 60
days.