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CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER lith, 1917
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"STORY HOUR"
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Simplicity in construction combined with a skill in man -
Wheat 12.1.0
T3axloy $1,00
Butter Oats 6'0o,
80c to 37e:
Eggs
ITogst10�75:
lite Kiltp Rand will Plays Out this
evening and on Sunday. evening will
give a sacred concert, the last band
concert of the season. .
The Ki1tips play at London Fairover
"Clinton""
on Wednesday next Clinton Da
Miss. Leone Grant, who was so sue-
eeeeful with. her, hand painted china
at the Brandon Fair, also exhibited
at the Canadian National in Toronto
and successful in ,carrying oil
two first prizes,
phelp
AGAIN.
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The "StoryX-10u1" will ,he resealed
at the Public Libearp on Saturday,
This, institution is meant for the
younger' children,, those who aro just
commencing to read, and is a great
to them m stimiula ting a taste
People You Know
Miss Mattie coui,tice was in '!'creme
ever the week -end,
Mass Ethel Wasman was in Mitchell
the Week -end,
Miss Ii;dna Waslnau loft itIonda to
denture, which is the fpheri-
HUl?ON.Ct1SUAI:A'ILS.
NOT HARD TO OARTiX.
LNC,AC'rLMIINT ANNUUNOED,
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for literature, It is. hoped that the
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REGINA WATCHES
good time -keepers, and copse-
\ quently comfortable. watches
� ,i; to carry. Their efficiency is :
assured by a guara&ntee which
enables the owner to have
any constructional defect
remedied free of charge by
: the nearest agent in any part
The following Huron men have
been reported in the casualty list
during the past week :
Milled—pte, Geo, Hardy, Cxoderioh,
Seriously ill—Pte, Wesley Ballon••
typo, Wingham.
Wounded—John Carter,Clinton '
Lieut. C. Jordan,Goderich • Pte,
Cloderielf• butchers have decided
that the present' price' of meat does
not warrant them in paying a man
to deliver the parcel's..".Great Scott 1
How high would price'>? need to go
to please the dealers ? Still.. it an
not be an great hardship to carr
anyP Y
home all the meat one can afford to
Mr, and .Yips, John B, Stewart of
Goderich township announce. the' en-
gagehpent of 'their eldest daughter,
Elva A, G,, to li dura (t, A, Schoen
hals 00 Clinton, the marriage to
take place about the middle of Sep-
tember. as .
mothers will tale an interest in send-
ing their,littie ones For:gne Bout on
Saturdays during the autumn and
winter: The Library will :not be
open to the general public until three
o cock on Saturday+ afternoon, from
two to three being 'Children's
Hour,"
Mr, and Mrs; Jas. Cornish spent the
weepm'end visrting'Friends in Wing.
ha• •
Mrs. R. Sweet and Miss Myrtle res
tidied on Monday after spending e
couple of months with Dir, Sweet
in Sarnia,
Mr, and Mrs, F. G, Libby and Mas -
ter Emerson 1 ibb last
i of the world.
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which cannot be fully guar-
anteed.
Thos, W. Fr Goderich ' Pte, R. L.
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1) alre, Idpnsall ; Pte. T. C. Austin,
Gordo ; .Ptes, Douglas Stewart 'aril-
at present rices..
buy p
SUBSCRIBE'. AND GET WAR. MAP,
LITTLE LOLitLS,
The I•Iuron Presbytery meets in
Clinton today,Mr.
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People You KIIOW
of
returned
evening from y
a visit in their .. old
home. to n, Lowell, Mass,
and Mrs, J. D, Atkinson and
- - . • Sole Agent for Clinton
Burt Harness Exeter, and Pte, H.
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T'. litobbs, Granton. - '
Weekly
The Family Herald and Weekly
Montreal, has advanced its
It was stated in last week's issue
Mr. Cooper Toronto was in
town yesterday,
Miss. Eileen motored to Exeter last
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AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Rev. J, A, Agnew will preach m
Ontario street church on ,Sunday
next., In the evening his subject will
Star,
price to $.t 25 per yearn, an advance
of •twenty-five cents. Thep are giv-
ing to all 'new subscribers and also
to all whorenew, a map of Europe,
showing the progress of the Allied
that Pte. Samuel Brown, who died
of wounds in France, was survived by .
one brother, Pte, Brown leaves
three brothers, Ernest and Chas, of
Petrolea and Frank in the west,
Rev, J. L. Ford of Goderich was in
town yesterday:
Mr, and Mrs. J. illacClymont were in
Toronto this week,
Mr, and Mrs, John Cuninglzame aro
week and Dirs. Atlsdnson and Ml,s
Eileen remained over the week -end
Mr. and Mrs, 11, 0, Eastman and
Dir, Marshall of Goderich motored
to Arkona on Monday and spent a
be : "Four Men in One," The Lea-
armies. Phe map is si large one and
SCHOOL NOTES,
in Toronto this week,
Dors. Forbes is spending a few
few days with Mr, ]Jastman's par
gun: meeting on Monday evening will
will be found very convenient in
The 0, 0, I. and Model school and
weeks
with her son at Waterford,
encs,
Miss Campbell of C'hesley, formerly 1
TheRoyal Bank.
OF CANADA.
Incorporated 1809,
Capital Authorized $25,000,000
Capital Paid-up12,000,000
Reserve and Udivided Profits 14,300,000
Total Assets 270,000,000
400 Branches, With world wide connection. Interest allowed
on Savings Deposits, General Banking business transacted,
R, E. MANNING, Manager - Clinton Branch
be in charge of the Missionary corn-
mittee:
On Sunday next Rev, H. Stillwell,
B.A., a returned Missionary from
India, will preach in the Baptist
church ill the morning. Mr. C. - H.
Holland will preach at the evening
service. The Sunday, school will
meet at 2,80 in the afternoon,
"LIT" ORGANIZED.
The Model school class last week
organized their Literary Society.
The officers appointed wens :
Hon, -President, Principal Bouck
President, Sadie Woods,
Secretary, Marion Uoatswort}n
Program committee, Mary Short,
Ida Elsley, Jessie Schrieber,
locating quickly the whereabouts of
the armies in the field. The price of
The News -Record and, : the Family
Herald with map, included is $2.25.
WEDDI D IN GODLRIG°IT.
The following, copied from the last
issue o0 -the Goderich Signal, refers
to the marriage of a youngladythe
well-known and highly esteemed i
Clinton, where tale family formerly
resided- 'rhe --friends of the bride
here extend congratulations and good
wishes for happiness -and prosperity+curt
in her married life :
"The wedding was quietly, celebrated
on Wednesday of this weak of Ilelen
Douglas, eldest daughter of Iiev, J.
E. open Mrs. Ford, to bit. William
John Scott, B.A., 01 Beaverton,
the School of Commerce all opened
on Tuesday. There are two new
teachers on the 0. I. stall Miss Mor-
gen taking the place of ]Miss Kilty
and Miss McLeod that of Mr. Adams.
There are also two new teachers in
the Model, Miss B. W. Ritter taking
room one during the Model term and
Miss Stoddart taking Miss, Cooper's
place during her leave -of -absence this
fall and winter.
C. O. F. ATTEND- CHURCH.
Maple Leaf attended divine
service in Willis church on Sunday
evening last, when the pastor, Rev,
J. L, Hogg, preached an eloquent'
sermon from the words "What is
that in thine hand ?" . Owing to the
Mr, and Mrs, Wesley Walker of God-
erich were in town last Friday.
Mrs. D. Macli;wan has been in God-
erich visiting her daughter., Mrs.
Tobbutt
Miss Gertrude Wallis has been in
Toronto this week attending the
Exhibition.
Dir, Thomas Watts was up. from
Oshawa over the week -end visiting
his family,
NIr, L. Trowse of Woodstock spent
the holiday with his mother, Mrs,
Prowse of town.
Mrs. Adams and little dabg titer of
Toronto. are the guests .of Mr. J.
Scott and Miss Jean,
Miss Rudd returned on Monday from
a fortnight's visit with friends in
Detroit and Flint, Mich,
member of the C,Ci.I, stall, was in
town this week, havingcome to be
• present at the MoretoKilty wed-
edThe4
ding yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Seeley, Mzs, Allen
of Oreolman Sask., and Mr. A. F,
of Cr OF Toronto warn guests ...et
Lawson—Taylor esteaylor wedding at
Constance yeste.;day,
i%ir. and Mrs. McFadden and little
daughter of London and Miss Gray
of Lobo motored' up from London
and spent the holiday at the home
of Nir. R. Jennison,
Miss Josie ilIadd of Chatham visited
for a few days last week at the
home o1 her uncle, Mr, J, 0r. Medd,
She wag 011 her way to Wingham.
where she has taken a position
Stella Nelbon,
Ont. The ceremony was performed
fact that Monday was a holiday and
.
Mrs. J. W. Kilbride of Strathroy
on the High school staff.
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` The Vox is the name the
at noon at the home o1 the brides
a number were away the attendance
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mrs. Wasman leaves today for Es-
INCORPORATED 1855
1917 have chosen for their
Wellington by the
.vas not so large as might have
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class of
parents, street,
been but the service was much ap-
John Shanahan of Hullett"
sex to visit her daughter, Mrs,
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98 Branches in
A General Banking BusineQs
Circular Utters
Circular
Bank ivloney
Department.
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Savings Bank
Interest allowed at highest
R. Sharp, Acting Manager,
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Clinton
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•accepted
class journal of which Tena Marquis
is to be editor-in-chief, Glenna
Oampbell and Ethel Butler are to be
sub -editors, Meetings are to bo
held weekly on Thursday evenings,
UNION GARDEN PARTY,
The garden party held in the Park
on Thursday last by the Young Lad-
les' Patriotic Auxiliary and the IS#1-
ty Band was a great success, The
entertainment was gotten up in a
hurry and the members of the band
and the Auxiliary worked ih$ffi to
make it the success it was,
'rhe business men of town assisted
by donating different commodities
which were disposed of for the ben-
efi0 of the Societe,
brides father, assisted by her uncle,
Rev: Win, J. Ford,L.L.B., of Glen-
coe. Mr. and Mrs. Scott left on the
afternoon train -to spend a month in
Muskoka, after which they will go to
Kingston. The groom spent a year
with the Axmyt' Medical Corps in
l:g ipt and will now finish a course
at Queen's University."
ST. JOSEPHS New.
The picnic- given in 1 01: Rance'5
grove by the ladies of St, Joseph's
church on Labor Day ryas very sue-
assail.
'l'he day was fine rand warm and
consequently a number took advert-
tage of the opportunity of spending
the afternoon in the open.,
bythe brethern who
predatedwere
to attend,
PEACHES A GOOD CR0P.
Many people suppose that all the
peaches row down in the Nia*era
g b
district, few seen. to realize that
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good peaches are brown right here
in Huron county. Last week Mr.'
J. R. N[tddlcton a[ Goderich tywn_
ship received a shipment pe one
thousand baskets which he expects to
fill in his own orchard with choice
peaches, last year Dir. Middleton
had a good crop but this year the
quality and quantity are both above
the average, though, owing to the
lateness of the spring, tlieyl are
two weeks later than usual, '
Mrs. John Wiseman spent the week-
end in Guelph where she was the
guest of ,Dies, J, B. Hoover. -
Mr. and Mrs, L. Runsball and, fans-
ily spent Sunday at Constance as
the ousts of the lad s .bother,
g y'
NIr• Dodds T3oliowayt of the l3opai
Bank staff, Sault Ste, Marie, is
holidaying at his home in town.
Miss 1'lnrenee tuntnghalne vis#ted
far a few days during the past
week at Toronto and. Hamilton.
Mrs. Slack and Miss Dark of Coder -
ich were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. .Jackson on Tuesela}.
.tissue Isla and Laura ltiillcen have
returned to Detroit after spending
a holiday at their home in town.
Miss Tillie Fall; of Gadshill spent
Little. She will be accompanied by
her little granddaughter, Miss
Ilene Little, elle has been- spond-
ing the summer in Clinton,
Messrs. Louis and Earl Daii who
have been spending
6 the past fort
night as the guests of Magistrate
and Dirs. Andrews, returned to
their home at Coshocton Ohio,
,
yesterday.
Din• I. Rattenl)ury leaves on. Sates:-
days for Peterborough where he has
a position in a hardware
store. It is to be lipped that this
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dues not mean that Ike' will be
leaving Clinton for good,
Miss Shirley Bowden, who has been
a very efficient and obliging mem-
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The
The girls hada home-made candy
There was all sorts of games and
'1IIE
the week -end and holiday as the
'elkam,
bot of The W. D. Fair S: Co's stall
booth and some money was made in
amusements, something doing all af-
TOWN C'OLNCIL,
guest of her aunt, Mrs. C.
for the past seven years, severs
that way,
ternoon, a
The dancing
The town council met Tuesday ev-
Mr. Harry Oantelon Of Tordhlto paid
last to
her connection with the firm this
READY-TO-WEARORDRRED
CLOTHING
2 he c`/�OP F2Sh
CIU%htficJ C.D.
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CLOTHING
Five hundred weight of coal was
won by the president of the Auxin-
lar. and wasput a at auction b
Y p y
hen for the benefit of the Society, - It
highland was • 1110011
enjoyed,
Miss Alice Carbert won the old
g
watch in the automobile contest,
ening, Monday heusg a holiday, foxy"
little business was trainsacted, the
passing of the report of the Iinanee
C41ntn}ttee being the biggest item.
Clinton a flying visit week
call upon his sister, Mrs, L. Cook.
Mi. and Dirs. Il, E. Rorke and, Pam-
fly and Miss Kathleen Last spent
week and next week enters Harper.
Hospital, Detroit, as a probation-
ery nurse -in -training.
Dirs. W. Glenn Campbell, formerly of
—'
was then sold twice and each time
presented to Miss Cooper, wale final-
A baseball match was played slur-
fn the afternoon between Clinton
g,
The street committee reported some
the wee.. -end and holiday ,.with
Brussels and, lienfryu hiends,
Clinton, and her son, Gordon, wile
OW�,r
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ly gave it to a willow.
Thio band and the Auxiliary divid-
ed the proceeds of the- sale of tickets
and the gate receipts and each was
well pleast4 with the result. The.
Auxiliary had the extra profits ac-
truing from the sale of the coal,
and St. Thomas, the result being a
ruin of four runs by the visiting
team•
The local team was handicapped by
the absence of several' of their best
players, but a young lady was taken
On in place of one of them and - she
ltd winning the
---alts needed alt dilYereu6 streets.
The cheek was instructed to roti g
the superintendent of the knitting
Co, to clo,soniet}ng to remedy the
trouble caused b the turnip of
Polluted water into the Mary street
drain, otherwise commotion will be
cut ori as property Holders over
Prof. Bristowe Milt on Tuesday for
laineardine but Mrs. Bristotve will
not leave town for another week, or
so.,
Nlrs, A. Couch and Mrs. W. J. Ross
were in Bayfield this week closing
their summer cottage for the setts-
have been visitors at Clic sumtnei
cottage of spentMrs(Dr.) s with
Grs. Cal Bend, a few days with
Mrs. Campbells sister, Mrs. S. R.
herfah, Goderich township, and
her father, Mr. A. 1T, Goodwin,, bo-
fare returning to Aylmer this week,
Boys School
Suits
candy, etc., and added a nice suint to
their treasury,
Three tickets are stili out, Nos.
1190, 11290 and 1060. if the holders
will present' same at Harland Bros.
store they may obtain their prizes.
WEDDING.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
splendid work, ad-
nitration of the spectators.
Pilo supper was, in spite of the
Food Controller, good enough to
satisfy those who had attended farm-
er gatherings and whose -expectations
ran high,
for all and the proceeds amounted to
whose land the water distrth, ed'
complain of injury therefrom.
YOUNG MAN SUDDENLY CALLED,
Dir. D. A, I'orrester received a
wire from the superintendent of the
Monday stating that his son, Jolin
C., had died Sunday
011.,.
Mr. Chas. Butler of tate Bank of
Commerce, Wrtngl.am, was the week-
end guest of NIr. and Mrs, G. E.
Bail,
Miss Leila Ford left on Friday for
Ottawa. She has received an ap_
on staff
there.
Mullett Township
Mr. McClinchey of near Auburn
sold a fine team of geldings to NIt,
'Phos. Smith of S-aforth for ship-
ment to Montreal, receiving the suns
of X500 for them, and Dor, Jelin
Freeman sold one for $255 to Dir,
If you desire to dress the boy
In a good Suit for X5.0®, come
here with the inoney and get the
best Snit the 'price ever bought.
in St. Paul's church at eleven o'docir
yesterday forenoon when Ruby Irene,
younger daughter of the late Rev,
G. M. Kitty and of Mrs. I{ilty of
town, was united in marriage with
Mr. Alfred, Moreton of Sandwich, son
of Mr, and Nlrs. Alfred Moreton of
Mere Heath House, Davenham, Eng-
land.
The ceremony was performed bye
a goodly sun,
NIA'JTRIED AT EXETER.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
James' street Methodist church, Ex-
eter, at nine o'clock yesterday, morn-
ing when Florence Winona Howard of
Edmonton, daughter of Mrs. Lucy.
Howard of Exeter, was united in
marriage to Mr, Victor Coleman
French, editor of The Times, Wetas-
suddenly morn-
ing,onto
The deceased was a conductor. on
a line running out of Medicine FIat,
He had retired do his usual health
ml Saturday evening but type found
dead in bed Sunday morning, heart
failure was the cause of death,
The young mans parents were
mucin shocked by the news as they
heard regularly f-om their son and
The Misses Chidley returned to Tor-
on Saturday. after: spending
the months of July and August in
Clinton.
m-
Mr, and Mrs. L. Kennedy have m-
{;breed to thei- name in Detrirjt af-
ter a visit at the parental home
of the former.
Mr. Hareld Holmes has ' been ap-
pointed teacher in S. S. No. 8,
Hullett, and commenced his dull -
sired, bald. These geldings were all
s}tett by NIcNIichael s Glenrae.
NIr. and 1Vft's. Thos. Quigley and
Master Jimmie of Goderich spent
Sunday with relatives on the 0th
con,
Miss Irene Byrnes of Cleveland i!
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
NIrs. P. J. Reynolds,
the Rev. H. P. Westgate' of Sand-
F..
he always seemed. to be in the best
'.ruessay,
BOYS SCI -TOOL SWEATERS
wioh, brotherrsn-law of the bride, -as-
sfsted by the Rev, J. A. Robinson
rector of t Paul's, a S P
kewin, Alta., and soy- of Pars,
breach of Clinton.
The bride, who was married in her
travelling Brown English
of health and spirits, Ile was in
,his fortieth year. The remains aro
being brought home for burial and
les on
NIrs. do La Panf'tiete and children
were the guests of Miss Margaret
Married 5B Year's
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BoysSweater Coats
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1•,00 1,50 to 3.50
Boys pull -over Sweaters
1,00 125 and 1.50'
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'Boys School Hose 35, 50 and / Sc
Boys School Ca S
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2 c:, 35c , 'jC and 1 SL'
The bride was given away by her
smother. She wore a charming frock
of ivory satin and. georgette crepe
with pearl trimmings and .the can-
ventional bridal veil and oraugeblos-
wins. Her bouquet was of pink
roses and lily -of -the -valley. '
Miss Creta Ford played the wed-
cling morph,
Mx. TIarold Izllty mid Mr, Wilber
FOxd acted as ushers.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
the bridal party and guests flroVe to
rho home of the brid'e's mother where
a dainty luncheon was served, The
table decorations were ink' and
tv is
white,
Mr, and, Mrs. aloreton left during
the afternoon on a trete- trip, the
P,
bride donning For the journey a suit
suit of
worsted with tailored hat of white
crepe and corsage boquet of sunset
roses and ferns was given away: b ,
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her brother-in-law, Mr, E. I)fgnan,
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev, S. W. 1Vluxtvorthy and was wit-
asset! by the immediate relatives
and friends of the contracting par-
ties:
At the conclusion of the ceremony
the bridal party and guests were
served a dainty luncheon at the
home of Mr, and Mfrs, Wilbert, Mat-
tin -
Miss Muitvorthy played the wed-
ding march and also rendered several
0hauning selections liming the ]mt.
uhemt,
7'ha bride. vvas the saeipient oT
many eau
many useful anti b tiful gifts,
handsome
are expected tomorrow, The funeral
will be ou Saturday.
Mr, ea d Dirs. Forrester have three
sons lit France,
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LABOR DAY TOURNAMENT.
The annual tournament of the local
;howlers took place on Labor Day
when the following rinks competed in
Scotch Doubles :
J, Ransford, W. Jacltsoiz, skip
Willis Cooper,
, P J, Miller, skip ; Hans
Ly Relict 13. IR. Sharp, ship ; B.
Hill, G, Courtice, skip ; T. Ilan-.
cry, N. Ball, ,dein; D. L, N1cPlterson,
Ed, aantelon, dile'; ila-ry Shaw,
,
Bert Hovey, -skip ; A. J , Grigg, V1.
Grant, skip • Rev. Mr. Hogg W.
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Bryfione, skip , R. W. Reed, W. John
son ship TI, Wilt J, Ilarlancl
Holmes i11 Tuckersmith Fora few
days last week.
Miss White and Miss Hewitt returned
to town on NIonda and are again
y g
in charge of Couch .h Co's millin-
er department,
Mr. and Mis. Geo. Nlnieaster of Es-
sex have been visiting 11'Trs. James
Lindsay of town and with otherasas
friends hereabouts.
sllr. aur. Mrs, Frank NicCziughey were
in Toronto over Tabor Day. Mr,
N1cC'augbey has gone to Pct,erbor-
pugh to i,al;e aposition.
Nliss .Jean (Jh#dley leaves on Friday
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For Winnipeg after a visit at the
liarental home. Her mother, Dirs.
1'. Jackson, accolnpan5Os her as
far as Toronto.
Mr. Anthonyawson left on Mondayfie
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of navy blue serge, black velvet hat.
amonglwhnch was a set of
sable furs, the groom's gift,
si.•i' C, Cant lou
p, p , A, J, Morrish,
en a position, Mrs. Lawson aiiti
family will Follow in the course of
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and black fox furs. On theft re-
turn they will reside in SandWicli. .
The bride w.'is a very popular young
lady olid will be Totteninli-di missed ]n
C]1ntatt's ;Social .circle. For the
past couple' of years she has been a
`member OF t{ip teaching staff of., the
Collegiate Institute and was popular
both .the pupils and other 1nem-.
iipis Of Edi- StalF, Tlpr many friehcls
xterid good Wlrhes for n happy mare
tied .firs. }
Mr. arci M -S, French motored to
Loddon tinting the afternoOa where
they took train for a honeymoon
trip t0 Tomato, Halifax and the
Thottsand Islands, They will *return
to .stere- before leaving for their
105110 iii Wetaoka1Viti,
The inaiiy Clinton friends of the
jy"to0th3 e'stend - OOn ratulatlatls ifiltl
goad lvisl.aq,
.tis, i i:Oneh went to pstetet to at,
tpind the trot -#ago nF lrer soil
ship,
:trophy prize -1st, Deet JTovey,
Ila 1. y Shaw ; .21td, 11. W. Recd, ',1
AS80eiati0il. pried—.1st, Willie Coop,
or, ..T, Miller i and, Harty Rance" al,
R. Sharp,.
Consolation prize�lSt, ')3, Wiiltsec,
J. IlnTtal.d . 2»fi Bev Mt'. `110 g,
W Brydonttr,
Bobby prize -.C', Cntsion, 11, J,
�,hlfiarrlsh,
a Penn weeks. Clinton ,people are
soxry i lose these good citizen;
front the towel.
Mr, AddiSOn Johns has been visiting
111S als•ttt, M.1'S. A. Seeley of town
and other friends ill the vielnity
demi the past weer., Mi:. J'o11i1S
t
pauttty dtzrlttg thr, vst on {lino
:It: hdieu harvesting in Welland
and having se -tired a substltuto tO
pan{{firth ills tiiachfng duties, vtill
stay on the farm dialog September,
1r alna rs E. Kelllllii
iV[r. and NTrs. Ed\yard Kemp 0
Landon, formerly r •.
LOncldn, monthly of Clinton, Iter
illtited lir marriage in. Mont, 'Eng., os
f e,it, ,lot 1:56.1. '1 lie are still. hall
l r i, Y
atld 1 ea ty,- 'l`hp V -1'y Many fl'i-tiag
of this worthy pOutila will very gladoil¢
l cin with 'l'he News-Roord. is
y 1iWshing thorn Manly share happy year
togotlicr,