The Clinton News Record, 1916-01-06, Page 4Clinton News -Record
January 8th, 1916
Stanley Township
Glad to report that Mr. Alex. par -h
p
sons, who was .so seriously ill in the
. ; ,
erieh has recovered
hospital at Godof
sufficiently to return home and a
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able. to move around a littlerteeveshi
Mr: and Mrs, Richard Peck and
u rage oh edon wh?
daughter, Cr fL :�
spent over the holidays at tile
hem of AI> . Peck's parents, retrain
do sday East',.
ed home li Wednesday y
Mt. Wellington Elliott has our-
Chased a new piano.''
theOtt,evening of llecentbex 29th
' little sch ol-house of S.S.No. ].,
the
the it ritelt
Staple was filled to • its utmost
Stanley,
e two hundred and -tiff
capacity when. v y
people from. the vicinity assembled
..
to fierce to a patriotic entertain-
Wal prepared by the young people
69 the locality. To. Mrs, J. Innis,
directed the musical portion ofr•
who i >'
t hefwas due much of
t performance,nt,
the credit for .its success. The pro-
d " the "Songhe
i was cpeuc by 6
T i " i e 'ed oh rus:Mrs.
gncn by a mn e o
Later .in the evening this, chorus far'
eared the audience With another eel-
„ ,
cation, "We must fight, for King and
Country." During the entertain -you
meet several solos we -e beautifully
rendered by Mrs. 1'. • Saunders o f
,Cioderich, who was a pupil of • thisOrangeman
cIiool toward the close j of Mr.
Baird's half century of- instruction,
, j i s
Several of Mrs. ,sunders selection.
-Mary of .Ar le Annie Laurie .and
y Argyle,
Angus Macdonald --were Scotch and
uentl appreciated by the
Stanley Township
hits. John Herd and Master Npuan
,, •year's Dat at the .home da
spout New t
Mrs. Flerd's latents, nlr, and Scarcely
Eagleson , '
Mrs, Wm. Eagleson of Barfield. . that
Mrs, Latimer of Goderich sped
Naw hears at the home of her
• ` 'Durand, near Drys--
father, Ah. Peter D a , , Y
dalc.
Florence' .0 tin . teacher Lor ^
ce L al l
Miss returned
No. 3 returned and terIumep het
Burros on Monday last.86
i
' i� 'ss aura
Mrs.- ,J..4,. Reid and ATt . L
wad were visitin • friends in Gbda-
i
for 0 short tune, returned home,
on Friday last,in
y•
Mies.Mabel Stars, who spent, her
, ro t pn
holidays under the parental o
, Mar k-
the Goshen Line, le tuined to
,1,
raleto resume Iter iluttes as teach-
- • _
1r. and Mrs. Laltvard • Johnstone
Mr.
family spent New Year's Day at'
K .,
horns o[ Mr, Nelson eYs . ,
wh ,has
Jamos Stephenson, o
een spender a, few da s with
g i , y
friends in C,oderich, returned
on Monday last.
Mr. Thos. 1lrownett and'sister
Susan, who were called to the home
.Glen -
oI IV-- George Barclay, . near ellen-
toe; ou account of tbo death cf hisMr.
wife, returned home last week..
Mr, and Mrs, Reid from Saskatche-1
.tvan are visiting at the home of the
' , Mr,' and Mrs, W. L.on
latter -s ita.rcnts,,.
Keys-
Goderich Township- Holmesv lle
election an Mon- bit, George I oliand went oast andand•
Tie Vote as see g ,
• was small in some divisions secured another bunch -of cows
1!
ut. of,A
more than fif y peace _ which' he will dispose of by auction,
available. The result gaveWe understand that Mr. Wm. Stan-ess,.
as'follotvs
Mr. Lobb tike. p, ley has decided to •remofi' to Clin-
Lobb Hudie ten to the near . • future. He has .
1 36 . 19 been suffering acutelyfrom 'rheum-
25 •tism 'for some months p ast and -finds.
2 30 t?
tar-
2 . it-impossib►'e to attend to his tar- .
3 3 7h
4 it 53 sous fines of business. It is with
5 r cutch,re ret that the neighbor's
a Sthe
. of the intended departure of Mr. and
0. 11 17
- Mrs, Stanley from FIplstiesvLilo. Mr.
_--ass-
2d2- 102 Stanley is elle the oldest settle}s,
The anima meeting. of Croderfch this village and has always been
ready and willin • to assist in
District L-O.L. will be, held in the S any
room of ;No. 306,13ayeleld' Litre enterprise which would promote the
lodge -, welfare of the community. He has
on Tuesday next at two p.nt. Che y
t at- as well taken a lively interest in
invitation to the brethren o the affairs of the Methodist church,
tend is most cordial.
tend where he will bo very much missed.
The following esolution was du Th wishes fall will accotn-tMessrs.
thebrethren of L:O:L. N°o. a best wis es p t
ectedby alt this worthy couple of their
189 to be sent to the widow an;l p y, y
family of their late brother., Walter new hone 'and .it is hoped that
;, healthand happiness will be their
Weston : Dear Mad -W the
•home tenibers of LO.L: No, 1'48 •m' lodge portion.
ug
assembled, take this way of assuring Mr. and Mrs: L. O. Lashbrook of
Mitchell came u? before Christmas
that you have our heartfelt synm- 1
>ath in the loss of your loving- and will visit until Monday next at
1 y the lady's to
husband and kind father. As an y . parental home that of
we always found him. . and Mrs. Ezra. Piekard.
of the Order, •I']ie rain wlidch fell friday eight
the
Zurich
Mr, riLrs. Roswell O'BrienO Brien of
Mather . Man; are spending
p g . sonto
time visiting friends hereabouts. Mr.
O'BrienO Breen resided on the Saublo Line
•: thutg
until about thirteen years ago when the
he went west; .
Mr. A. F. Flees visfte'd friends at extras,
South Bend, Ind, Burin the hslida
g Y losing
season.
rift. George Innis of Moose Jaw,
task:, has been renewing acquatntan- sells
ccs about here,
1Vlr. and Mrs. Andrew 'Thiel' woro
at Sebringville last week attendingthe
g
the funeral of a'relative.
Mrs.: E. ]bhnes fell on an ,ic, ,walk
y
go,
while leavingthe Evangelical church.:
on Sunday week and fractured her
hip. She has been. laid up since and
will be for some time it is feared,
riff rd Bertram Brown
Wilford and a am
of Toronto spent the holiday: period
at the home of their parents Rev.
and Mrs. Brown,,
Mr. John-T'ruemner of PLlmaulto'
Mich,, formerly of the. 14th .- conees-
sion of Hap township, has been here
visiting old friends and relatives.
Mrs. S. Dietz and Mrs. Reichert
are' visiting ;friends at Elkhart, Ind,
•Thorn
The Newspaper.
• r
(1 tom An l,xchange.)
peculiarity of thin newspaper .hits
says ft gives rho public, scare-
for nothutg i1 mueii, so that
publishers papersClinUon,
p sh sof daily v, uch
during the war have issued humorousy
have found that-theywere'
money, and the more c .zLras
they i sued the isote they lost; qe-
be -
cause the price for Which the paper
pays ,for only a fraction of the
east of producing it. There is iio
institution which 'does 'so much for
community' as, the press, and ,
sometimes some people would like,
0,o adci to its funetionsi; making Lt,
da
in effect, constabl detective, mag-
terse an d moral reLormer, all Free
of reward', but should there be auy
loss of revenue from an•y stand the
paper may take, these samq, peuplo
silt uL :
g Paper
should bearythemiburdena.t Insall pat-
riotic, ,philanthrpptc and progrps ive
sttovenents a newspaper 1 is • expected
to •do and"doesgive a lar a auaount
We Are Getting 91c For Our
Wheat.
Morse, Sask•, pee. 0th, 1915
IVIr. W.:J: ,Mitchell,
Ont,
Dear Sit, Enclosed y& will'Rud
my subscription to ,The News -Record;
We have just completed our thresh-
ing and. have had most beautiful.
weather all fall, The early part' of
tall we had plenty of elevator
room and teat numbers 1 carsev-
g t b
cry day, but the past three weeks
the six elevators we have here are
over taxed and hundreds of. wagons
are standing• loaded from day to day,
waiting for, a chance to get unloaded
w ticl1 is clone by numbering each
wagosi as they ponce •to the elevat-
ors. Prices are good here now 91c
m the elevators. and pi:ospects of go-
I. higher, };e have had no snow
and farmers are n on the land.
Threshini is tiearl all finished' in
.g.yNational,
this district. -E. G-. Eagleson.
gLater
of publicity without charge.
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Dungannon.
They Were Surprised.
are a cumber of leo to in
p
Clinton and the adjacent township
t'110 will read the following para-
graph from Ilio ITamilton Spoetator
With not a little amused . surprise
for "Tommy" Handsley was toles-
ably well known about here :
Many tales of adventure are
heard at the, armories these days.
The men are coming to Hamilton
from all corners of the continent to
enlist with the local quotas. It. is
• Mr, J. Walkom of St. Marys, a
former esteemed resident, was in
town last week callinon old
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Salter and Children
of Cottharit were visitors at the old
home. of Mr. S. Pentland during the
holiday season..
Mr. and Mrs. Ro57 Willis and little
Miss Beth of Toranto were guests
at the home of the lady's_paroets,
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Crawford, dor-
ing the vacation time,
-
tine to principles
ever ready to support and maintain and Saturday lust took off consider-•
'the , Protestant religion, and a able snow but :the sleighing . still
black-
roues thou li the villa e-blaelr-'
thorough British subject, and a o t g g
" u :on smith has a Busy tfmis keeping the
strong supporter of t -e constit t
and laws of the. Association. And horses feet in condition for safe
travelling,
tains the feel tht loss bo 'sus g
tained not only to the lodge but to
Seaforth.
uoty-
riIr. ail' Mrs. Barbour pE Snow-
flake, Man., are guests at the Home.
of bit. John Scott, Roxboro.
Miss on ya Walker is home from
consequentlymuch
conse q Y
Highland majority sweetest ohs. asse ve
'bl
songs, Thatsa,"was a'l love
sons "A'h t Rosary," also well
S 1 3:Mrs,
received. The musical tiobanquet was
augmented by the selection ''0 Can-'
g
ads" given by a male chorus. 'Bien
1b -
a decfdedl t novel and patriotic scarf
y
diilh woe bxflliantly, executed by
,bfushin debutantes of the -
eighteeng e•ns of in-
tereSt were Other' it.
iciest titers a recitation, "A evicre
-n Church" by Miss Isabel Sinclair
i u '"Venting Tonight," 'with
a tableau, I gSGoderlcband
musical accompaniment, and a' error-
us,"Knitting,"- by several girls ac-'
really engaged in that important oc-
tupatioir. The predominating fea-
gspeeding
Lure of the eveiiing,ltotvover, was a
theatrical farce in one act, entitled,
"Old Home Day at Plunket." The
consisted entirely oil
local talent capably directed by Miss
l tokerd. The loadin ,part teasHorner
well , taken by Mr. G. McGregor, who
acted as president of the village.
bit, P. Moffat ably represented the
oldest inhabitant of Plunket and re
ceived the coni St tokens of ap-
preeiation from the audience. The
military band managed by Mr. W.
Moffat, and the male quartette led
Varna.
flies Jennie, Austro of Blyth, who
lead been spending, Chastmas end
'
New t'ear's at her brother s, Mr,'
Alfred' Austin, returned home on
Monday 'evening.
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Mr, J. 'L'• Reid returned just before
Christmas from his homestead at
Prussia, Saskatchewan, and may re-
main for the winter, perhaps longer.
' He looks as if' foaming 011 the broad
prairies agrees well with him.
Aqr, llnrvev 110111 who is attending
the Dental ('ollege in, Toronto is
the holidays at bis sten-
g i ..
til home.
rilx. Chas. 5telck spent Christ tits
his brother near T-Iillnd hI'•
Mr, and Mrs, A, Ins and Me. A.
C ri tma at lho hrm;e
spent h s s
their parents in-FIay;,
_ •
Messrs. Thomas and Fred Reid left
for Seaforth on Monday where tl ey
are engaged m making shells.
A large erotvtl attended the ni.•t
orations held on Monday nben the
topics of the day' were widely Bis-
cussed.
the Association at large, we know
our loss is small; indeed, compared Porter's Hill
to yours in losing a loving husband •
and kind and indulgent parent. We Mrs. D. W. Gibson and Mrs. Al-
hope and pray that the All Wise bort T+'lynn, after a few days' visit
Providence who saw fit to separate among friends hereabouts, returned
you will give you the wisdom and to their homes in Detroit on mon-
strength required in this, the . time day,
q
of your bereavement,=Signed in be-
Reginar.on a visit.
C: Layton and children are
e-
visiting the lady's mother in De-
trott.
At the annual meeting of court
gof-
Sherwood, A.O.I,., the following o
g
finers were appointed : C.R. J. F-
Fell ; P.G.R., W. D. Hoag ' S.C.R.,
g'
James Sleeth ; Secretary, C. L.
00131; S. W.,
only the newcomers who hate
had the thrilling
had
experiences, but
several of the returned men also.
Recruiting Sergt. Thomas Handsley,
who went .through the battles at
.Neave Chapelle, Lal3assee and Arras,
was later invalided home suffer.
ing from nervous shook, has had an
interesting life. His parents Brod
while he was quhte young and when
a little fellow he`was left 'an orphan
in the west, He was a cow -puncher
in Texas,. having met many of the
celebrated riders of his day. I[e isti'ith
note boarding with: Bugler Harry
O'Neil, and like ;that other Texasp3,
rider ]mew Al Jeunfn s intimate)
When the war was declared Sergt.
liandsleywas in Mexico fighting
Dr.
New
Uof
Macdonald's
Naltous
Book
ix
half of Lodge : George' Cantelon, W. -'
hi. Walter Emmerson, R. S., Adam
Cantelon, P. W. M.
Tho marriage took place on Wed-
Box ; Treasurer, L•.i.
Alex. Stobie ; J. W. W. McCauley ;
S.B„ ,john Habkirk ; .7.8., Herb,
Box ; 'Prnstees, Dr. J. G, Scott, W.
J. T. Fell Auditors,
Summerhill •..
A very quiet but pretty " Wedding
was solemnized at the hypnic of Mr,
and biers. Godsall, Bold St., Hamil-
tort, when ?efiss Pearl Wright, young-
,riit.
ost dau titer -of A'lr. JoSn� }tri ht,
formerly of the Base Line, became
the bride of iVIr:"IIarry God 11 The
bride, who was unattended, •was znar-
incl in her travelling dress of plum
colored velour and, carried a .power
bouquet of white narcissus and maid-
9
enhafr. tern, 1'ho •ceremony, ty the
took place in the presence of the
immediate friends of the ,contract
ing parties, was performed by the
Rev, C. J. Toney, D.D., of Stanley
Ave. Baptist church,
The wedding march was beautiful-
ly rendered,by: Mrs. Hugh Syming-
ton. After the ceremony the patty
sat down to a sumptttocs repase,
When the guests had partaken of
the goad things provided the bride
and gloom lefts amidshowers of tun-
fetid and good wishes for • a short
wedding tour. 1.1500 their return
they will reside in Hamilton,
nesday of last week at Knox church
of Miss L"+' it "N. iVlcGreath, young-
'and'
ea: of Mr. and Mrs. Wni.
McCreath, ,to Malcolm R. McLean of
Cleveland, Ohio. Alter a ._host
'honetmoon trip Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
Lean will reside in Cleveland. The
brtdo was a pepnlar out ladyand
is followed to her new home 1 1 the
•hearty goal wishes •of a large cit-
ole; of friends;,
Mr. Ray Rumbali, local manager
of the Bell Telephone Company, was
the winner of the sewing machine
•given lig' Mrs, L. B. 'Pape to the one
guessing the correct number of bel-
lots in a jar 111 the window, Mr.
Runiball's was the only correct
guess,' several coming' within one of
it.
The churches o[ rho different de-
• nominations in town are observing
this as the week of prayers holding
union meetin s in the several cher-
thee, g
Mr. Chas. Kidd of Montreal was
home for the holiday
Mr. Carman of Shrine has been
appointed organist of St, t George's
church and takes charge on Sunday
noxi.
D.
D Hoag and ;
W. Bristow, H. Jeffrey and John
Irenclt.
Mr. and ribs. Hottop and fanny of
Port Tdopc were gusts for a few
days last ween of Mr, and Mrs. •J,performance
C. Greig.
Creorge Sproat of Swiit Cur-
rent, Sask„ is' renewing old friend-
ships in town. It is fifteen years
since Mr. Sproat went west-
Art. Burness Isydd of Sidney, N.B.,
a former member of the Bank of
Commerce staff here, pard . a flying
visit to town last weeks He was
on his wayto 'New Mexico.
Word was received hero last week
of the death of hots. AIlen„Bond. of
lVinnipcg, eldest daughter 01 Mr.
and Mrs. James Beattie of Seaforth.
Tier husband and ayoung -daughter
survivr'• r
Miss C. Everitt, who has been
in Cam bellford for some months
per'
and who was at Smith's Palls for
Christmas, came home last week.
Air.James es Alurray . of Portland,refused
Ore., and Mr. L. Murray of Regina,
Sask., were here during the holiday
time with their mother, $ire, P
Mint's. Beattie and Mrs,
ribs,
with General Villa, and informed a
Spectator reporter that be had
fought under the rebel leader for
g
over six years. When ho heard of
the real war he immediately made
lox Canada, It is a long railway
ride, and as the soldier was not "in
funds" ho rode nosily, all the way
on a Pullman -having a seat under -
g
heath the car. For three days he
rode without 'food, being afraid to
leave his food,
seat on the
er „ t
rods in case some other travel-
might get ft, Ire was invalid-
ed home some weeks ago, but re id-
]feted last Friday. IIs, was later
permission to return to the
front and is getting physically fit
men to 611 his and other places on
the firing litre."
A. CANADIAN
__
These luminous chapters
all asemn of the tea[
all thee praise of the
writer, and ail the
the man of prophetic
Pelee $1,25 post paid,
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disciplined
eom'ief
mission.
have
stator,
of
•
��g�yyyy
le
f.9 Y
Ue
b}� Mr. W. Sinclair, were ludicrous,
bat the best feature of the play was
a vaudeville stunt presented to the
villagers by Miss A. Stewart and
Mr. L. Glen. The acting of .all the
ladies ryas superb but the play- was.
of such a nature that almost • all the
parts were : of equal importance,
filch gave ,little opportunity for the
display of extraordinary talent. The
evening's entertainment was fittingly
closed by all rising and ,coining in
the singing of the National Anthem.
Hensall,
Lieut. W. B. Wilson of the officers'
training camp, London was horn for
p'
the vacatLOu time.
Mrs. Robert D. Bell .has purchased
from Mr. R. Cudmoro the Rue , reel-
den�e he has est completed,
j p
Mr. Norman Cook has returueci af-
ter spending a fortnight or 50 in
Montreal,
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FARM SEED SUPPLTI:S
Field and garden seed supplies are
ptacticaily, assured for the 1.!lf,
•
Gl INTO N.
Bonfield•
The following is the •report 'f-, •• the
,
senior room of Daysetd L ublfcbadly
}While employed in shell -malting at
the 'Doty,C'oinpany, Tom Telford on
Friday suffered a serious injury to
his hand. An eighty-lioutid shell fell
on 1 ,crushing it. Though
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not be necessary, it
.James
Smith of Peterboro went to 'Winni-
peg last week on learning of the
serious illness of the Cortner s
daughter, the late Airs. Aden Rind.
(ppr�pg° it
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Dryy Goods
r urni hin
Furnishings
planting. There is a scarcity in Aur
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school. fit December :
2nd Foray -.1.0 Lai 312- Nesbitt
Woods '230, l•tliel Potvlie 212, Lulu
Baker 2033 Agnes McDonald see,
1st Perm -'Poral 312-Tietia Met-
ter 211, Lucy renc,els 195, N74,
Treitel 778; Flounce i;('atli 17.1,
, +
'fling 700, Like i Catling :L11,
Beulah
Beulah rarlms 112,
lith Gracie (Sr) -Total 2190 -Greta
Baker 15:1, Iritic C'atlLug 108, Mary
Currie 71, bola, Blair (absent),
Jr: lilt -•Harry Batter 103, Shirley
King 101, Mae Howard Ji, Harold
}Weston 54, 'orich (absent.),
Sr.3rd-.Poral 250-Reta HarrisonFriday
1d3,, Eth l Jotrrett 125 Leslie reel
Nott 124, Jean Woods 117, Allred
Copeland 100, l l hel Gonda tiara 102,
Frank Erwin 103 George Blair AO
James C, g '3'3, Norval G inin-
hardt 76, Roland Reid 52, Lola Til-
tine 00, Chas. remhmiartlt 50, :Real-
rine Brown b0,
-V. I": Stevens, Principal,
amputation will
will be some tiuno before the injury
heals. Tom Carrick was also fin-
jilted at the Doty,C'ompanywhen his
hand was caught in a dado machine.
Air. S. B. (lenient of North Bay
was here for spate days visiting his
sister., Mrs. i-. E, Hot1 ens,
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Mr. Wm. it - De Long of Magrath,
Alta., is home on a visit to bis par-
cuts alter an absenoc 0f Rve years'
The Funeral of the late Mrs. .Ar -here
thur Curzon, whose death occurred
after an- illness of sonic }weeks, took
place from St, George's church ai
afternoon of last week, Her
parents, Mr, and Mrs• Radcliffe, her
'Husband and one daughter survive.
Mr, Walter Sharman; who .waswho
spending the holiday periost with
friends in Detroit, was taken sad-
denly with appendicitis' and for a
fewd days was seriously i11, Rvethig
indicate that he is now re::pt'ering
cicely.
Mr. Chas. Washington of Regina,
Dungatlil®n
Miss Janie •Stothors of Leamington
1 the vacation period at her
home here.
Mr. Reeves was lit Toronto last
week'
ri'Jx. David Barkley Limerick, Saslt,,
home rota visit,
Alrs. J. M. Wilson of Elora was
last wee): [or a tete da s visit-
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ing her mother: spent
Afiss Lthe[ Case od 'lost h le
the mid -win ltolidasrs at her tome
Mr, and Mrs, Huh Davidson of,
Neptune,Sask., and ilii. Walter Day-
Ideon of Toronto, spent a tete days
during the holiday period with tela-
fives here:
air. and Mrs, I tech, Ross spent a
days with :lntberley friends ire -Preston
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swede titruips are rather short, also
spinach and salsify and some varlets
fes of carrots, Red Clover and ."-t-
falfa are unusually short and shots
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an advance in price from 30 to 75
percent. Other kinds that might be
used as a clover substitute, as alsIke,
aro higher in price than the supply
would otherwise warrant. We1L-es-
tablLshed Canadian seed ,houses with
contracts made two or three years
in advance will have no serious
trouble this season in taking care. of
their regular: trade. Seed merchants
depend from year to year on
the surplus stocks that may be oF-
Cered, may have less assurance as to
the character of their supplies.
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Agents,
McKillop Township•in
Chtistutas Day was ushered in
with a violent snow storm •bat the
weather moderated Tn the afternoon,
Adam -Holl res, who was killed in
railway, collision on the G 1 ,Fl., re-
sided a short distance west of Lead-
bury for many years.
Yl r. ane► Dtrs, 5 .J. Bel] spent part
of Christmas Dayin Mitchell,
Sask., is visiting his sister, Miss
Washington,_
and other relatives
liereahouts,
Mrs. Lorne McDonald and daugrtter
of Barham Man, are u
g ests at Uhe
Home of ribs. John McDonald.
Mr. Jack Iinpx of Wakiville, Sask.,
is home on a visht•
1VIiss Robertson of Windsor sl?cut
the vacation period at her home
her• e,
ITas it occurred to you that
the farm is a business proposi
g p p
tion, and, that you are handicapping
}'ourself and losing money by eat
strbsetibing for :a farm business pap-
mita
or. We recommend the Farmers
Weekly Sun, Toronto, to our read-
ers. It is the steadfast fried and
fearless advocate of the farmer, and
always places his interests first.
'Pile one dollar you invest will never-
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Daniel Regley,- who has represented
division three in the Council for a
couple of years, is again in the held
and Es deserving of re-election,
Blyth
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&Iles Lily Ploodyr o[ Iiaileybury
be regretted. Start the rear right
g a y t !?
by sending 1n your s bsettpttlt, or
loaning it at this office,
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\ - / ie now being prepared; and additions and: °harm
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/ sr for it should be reported to our Local Manager
' at once. r
Hare you a telephone? Those who have
_ will ton you that it in the moat preoroue of modern
oonvaniencas,
whynetordorto•dayand limoyonr
nnma ra the new direotary'
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Mrs. Dempsey, and daughter Mimiie
visited in Mitchell one day last week,
Weregret to say that Mr. John
is getting; poor health. lle
`was one of the earliest settlers in
the northern part of McKillop,
was a guest at the home of Mr. - D.
Ploody during the holiday, period.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore of near War-
ton visited at the borne 'of the
former's brother, Mr. Wnt. Moore of
town; for a few'' days miring the
Christmas vacation.
Hensall'
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What might have been a seri0uS
accident occurred last weelr, As
Mr. James Green and wife. were
driving up street in a cutter their
fright "
Seaforth.
Mr. H. •Cresswell of Calgary, Al-
herta, was a holiday visitor in town.
Mr. W.A. McKay of Halifax- was
ini town for the holiday .time and on
his return to his eastern home last
week was son, accompanied hd bb his end-
and little son, who had been spend-
ing soiree weeks at; the home of .the
lady's parents, Air. and Mrs. Jolty
Dodds,
Cul. Wilson, hits. Wilson aitd
daVisitors
were here a fewpa dayrs last
week.
weelr, 'The Col, accompanied the re-
"tains of the late Major Becher from
Quebec to London, whore the sol-
lien was given a military funeral,
Miss McNair of Vancouver, ,B,, C„
visited friends in town xocently.
Mr. G. C. Barrows of Milk River,
Alta., a formerresident of McL{Ll-.
lop, itis been renewing old friend-'
ships hereabouts, for the week
pastduring
or so, . IIs has his famil down With
y •
him and they intend retraining . ,for
some time.
Mrs. Bean of Clinton was here
with friends for the holidays.
Miss Edythe Gidley of West. Tor -
onto was home for a few days dur-
ing the holiday, period.
Mrs. John 1'iclret of Maple .Greek
task„ •is Here on a visit to her
sister, M'rs, John Memos,
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sloan aro go-
ing to Toronto and other. points to
spend=a few weeks.
Misses Annie Taylor .of Windsor and
Ena Taylor of Toronto were ho11da31
with their mother. Mrs, J,
13. Taylor',
bit. and Mrs, Prank 1]. Elliott and
two children of Listowel were guests
last wook at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. J.
J•o J.•R. neholElliott. -
e, Y Denholm of•the Dental
College, Chicago, was home for the
vacation.
Mrs. MacNeil of Sarnia was home
the Christmas vacation; ,
Miss Lillie M, Carr of the D'eacon-
ness School, Toronto, was hOme for
the mid -winter' vacation,
horse took and ran away,
turning the corner next ,the Post
office the animal took to the side -
walk and ,the cutter struck a tree - or
pole and upset throwing the octal-
.pants out 'With great force. Fortun-
ately neither suffered more serious
injury; than' a bad shaking up. The
cutter shafts and crossbar ,The
broken, but. no serious damage i'e-
silted.
A number of the leading men of
Hensel' met and organized a re-
cruitiatg league, for the purpose of
assistingrecruiting in Hensall and
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district, 1 hey propose holding
some good cousin recruitingmeet-
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lugs. Lieut. -Cala -Combo and Major
Shaw of Clinton. and At H. Mus-'
grow, IVI. .P., of Wi stirring awngham ere
dresses. The committee is as fol-
lows . A. Murdock, President ; 1 .
Rannie, W. McISay, A. Whiteside, D,
Canteitn,'(1. C, Petty, Donald Lir-
quhart. Frod Smallacombe, Rov, J,
4 I'' ht, Rov. la Mc
g h. Smith.
Reeve ltludson, (Lieut: Flait, aecte-
tans
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f Children s Coats $2 99
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ve Children's Coats to clear, made of good q,ua1-
this season's styles. Sizes 4, 0, 8 and 10 yearn,
$7.00,' Your choice Saturday $2'00.
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FURNITURE 1 r • lJ RE S
AND l tINOLEIJMS
- We can assist you in selecting your furniture if you are
going to furnish your home, or if yon only want some odd •
pieces you will find it to your advantage to inspect our
stock and see the bargains we ar • giving. We also carry a
good line of violins, pianos and organs.
Our undertaking is up-to-date in every re -
g departmentp.
cocci and we'guarantee the best of satisfaction.
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Ladies'
! ha'dieS Hlgh=Class.. Fil'r
�. p•c. off.
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sale Saturday all Furs and Fur -lined Garments
t,diaconnt, including Mink, Lamb, Wolf, This
Opposutri, Etc,
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time to lie Pure at a low rice.
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JAS• D V NFOR
Undertaker and Funeral Director,
Night and Sunda calls answered at residence ovEr
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store,
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