The Clinton News Record, 1915-01-28, Page 4Clinton News -Record':
Bayfield.
The young; people of the village will
1 • h' the'" i hall on
ho d a dance In own c l 1
tri • i11= f this. vvee'c.
Friday evening 0 this.
Mr. James Thohtsen, reeve; is • at-
tending the county council at Gorier
ieh' this week, •
1r. and rs
John, Tippet s
rent
Varna.
Sunday last at \ ataa.
:J 'fleeting (fthe Women's Pttrietf
Bagfleld
MGeorge r.. King
1oC 1Iaatatiota M nY�
a ,
•s
I visiting c`
his �• uncle, Messrs, 1110"si'
and George K' • f 73' 'f 11
. IVT ,T11 ,
1VIr, on{i�' rater Pet son f
vo y b o
- 1Straticlaire, Man., who
lids a brother
residingneat 'ClInten, was the guest
here, this week (31 Mr. and, Mrs. Wil-.
r
liam 1 esterwho for }
' scleral 'cars
c lived abStraldlclaire.
oc1101)1 lvais held in the town hall or
Tlutrsday .afternoon, 1501, wiled they
decided to •make miors (getting for the
sold'+•: a1 held concerto
so[ it>,5, and also to`h0 l a
Feb; 1.2th.` Pasllioulars will be give:
g
later",
The annual 1(1:[11;1+t'' of St. Andrew'
Meeting
congregation war; '1100 last Wednesclaj
1 Rev, Frank Richard of Muncey,
newly appointed rector of I3ayfield.,
Goshen and Varna' churn: s arrived
n Ile the village' last week with his wire
1, l ,
and family and oc,ci Iphed the above
't• the 'first, time' Sunday
,pulp) s fore( t � on S slay
s"last
evening. IVI, Macfarlane presided and
there was a good o d a(te'Mance. of the
Varna
members}, The Various ((:00ts sib
d"itte T s iii d ., d g r' re;*'s i
n f s no e St"' y r o
every department of the chni:elt's
work. The -session reported that srv-
l
en men,bes had been added to t'ie.
roll during the year, mai ing a pees-
eat me1iibcrship of 135. Inv spite of
the many, demands, made uponthe
people in other directions, the finan-
• cfal tettii'ns showed asubstantial in-
crease. The: total amount raised by
the chu,roh and all its organiizatlon's
was '32348:00 as compared with
$2339.00 • in 1913. For current ex-
penses the•givi.ngs amounted to 51278
and the expenditure to 51103, leaving
a balance in the areas ire.e's hands of
• r
a For building fun sum
s o to to h
L 0 c d a
g
iC
v 11..0 Offerings •
of 10 r 00 was realised. 0 0 1 s C n:
0
t•
R
missionary' budget •3203 00 The, Sun
under s' eney
da t school 1(d the r eriutend ev
1P
of Mr. John Fraser had an o:ccepLion-
all successful 'eat t • income
y s ;; 1, the t o
ofwicl 0
amounting to 15.00v}u 1 2 .)0
9�1 9
was linen to the budget. 'fhe Wom-
en's Missionary Society report '0 a
total of 331 7.00, which as compared
with 3315.00 raised last year by the
two Societies, ebow,s that the 111/1011
of the societies has not beet detri-
merital from a financial point of view.
The Ladies' Aid Society reported an
inconie of $101.00, anis the Young
People's Guild of 314.00 of which
810.00 were given to missions. All
the office bearer[ were re-sleaed, Mr.
M. Ross being appointed ,joint super-
intendent of the Sunday school along
with 11Ir. Fraser. The budget alloca-
tion of '$512 was accepted, and the
congregation will do its utmost to
reach the mark. A discussion tack
place on the introduction of the du-.
plea envelope, but no definite decision
was arrived at, It was agreed, how' -
ever, that an individual canvas of the
congregation should be made by the
managers and the missionary commit-
tee with a view to introducing some
uniform method ofgiving.The Duplex
0 nD
n
t 1 already been introduced
envo 0 0 ,has a s h
1. Y
into the Sunday x311001. The whole
tone of the meeting was hopeful and
encouraging', and we have no doubt
that the congregation will continue
, its good work, and that the year
101.5 will be markets by increased en-
deavour: and success. At the close
of the 'meeting refreshments were
served by the ladies and a pleasant
lime was spent in social i.iitercourse.
Alt's. ms„we regret much to.say ,
fell the other day and fractured her
hip, This is a 1011/000 accide'tt and
will confine the' lady to lien bed for
some tune.
Mess' 13
5 ati - Jolv.t• 'r
and in. .l1( were
in Varna on .Salol clay` auditing the
Stanley township books,
V 'r
Rev. I Johnstone lonstoi has been quite
Ic be c
1
111 the past week acid on Sunday ,his
work was taken by Mr, T. Willey.
Mr. Wm. Wanless is confined to
bell with an attack of erysi.pflas.
. The 111, AT, Society had a - 111is010n-
ary tea at the parsonage' cal Monday
evening.
1 Mrs. Horner - r r 'a visiting
t / 111 h is
0
her daughter, Mrs. Ings.
-I
Stanley ance Township
wnsh'
p
r•,.•
Mr. 1' Thomas n is Iirl,guhton of Clinton
has the contract of building a new
house for Mr. Alex..DlcEvvan 'of the
2110 coir.
The Goshen .church League con-
ducted the service in the Varna
Methodist church on ,Sunday 0.e -l-
ing Iasi.
1 11'e are pleased 10 learn that Mi'.
!Neilson L:cys is improving in 1305.!11..
Miss Myrtle Horner s; ent the
week -end in this vicinity.
M1:, and M'rs.. .1cseph llayter• en-
tertained a number of their ('otfthg
friends on Friday 1.v evening.
I. Miss Margaret"`,i. Rouatt of Saska-
toon has been the guevt of Dlrs, E.
'Johnson for a short time. .
1 Dir. and Mr's.
W. Foster and .Miss
'Opal and Mr. and Mrs. lugs of Varna
and Miss Myrtle 11(orner of 'Zurich
vaere the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
ltathwelJ on Tuesday evening last.
Mr. Geo. Sherritt of Grand Bend
and Mr. Richard Robinson of S is ua•
toon visited friendslends in this
vicinity
a
few clays a a last week.
3
Dills Luella S
1l a , h0u'itt of Grand
Bend is visiting 1r:0.105 in this
neighborhood at present.
711r. Cleo. Clark purpose; raising
his barn .nest sut110100 and 5111liltg a
cambia foundation under it.
f Reid •Bros. have sold a good Short-
,horn to •ilii. Wm. 'Forrest. This is
the second one Messrs: Reid have
disposed of realizing good prices.
412314008715.11.0
Ready -
To -Wear
Garments
COUCH
0 1,1 e Home
Dry Goods
std L
.l`u) darnishings
7 dig Tor 11i� L�s1
SalllrEay1a11u8fT.
Special No 1.
Ladies' Cloth Skirts.
3 dozen ladies' cloth skirts
all new styles, colors, navy,
black and tweed mixtures,
sues 24, 25, 26 and 28 waist
band. We do not want to
take
e int
stock01\ n
fo c]ay.
Take your choice of any shirt
up to $5.50 Saturday 1.98
This price for Saturday only,
Special No. 2.
Ladies Winter Coats.
About 12' ladies' winter
coats left, all good styles, good
warm cloths, most all color's,
sizes 3,1, 36 and 38. We would
like to clear these out before
Monday, valuesup to $12,00,
Saturday•for 4.98
Special No. 3.,
Children's Coats.
About 12 children's winter
coats left, all styles, sizes 6, 8
and ] 0 years, This is a gen•
uine bargain, values uP to $7,
forrSfoitl'�'.
2.98
Special No. 4.
Odd F
yrs.:
After one of'the best fur
seasonsinthe history of this
store, we have about 15 odd
pieces of fur. These are
new, including marmot,
goat, oppossuln, coney.
w'. Sold as high as $6 and $7.
Saturday 2.98
25 p.c, off all higher priced
furs. P
Special No. 5.
Hat Shapes.
12 hat shapes reg.
es left g.
$125, $1,550 and •$2.00;
Saturday 19c.
•
Special No. 6.
Scotch Ginghams.
200 yards good Scotch gingharns
to good washing colors, hlacic ancf
white, green and whtie, navy and
white, reg, 11%e, Saturday .09,
Special No. 7.
• Spray and Feather
Mounts.
We have about 2 to 3 dozen rcond..
sprays and mounts left, most all en -
tors, peg SI 12.15 and .9;1.50, Sat. .25
1
Holmesvilie
Misses Ma(ig'e and Tillie Rutledge
of Pickford„ Mlich„were guests,for a
few days with ;their. cousins, Mr: and
Mrs. 'George Shcppald,.,
t 1(l :'., os . Dl,
• and 5. II, Sweet celebrated •
the sixth anniversary of their wed-
ding" day oras l4 cdnesilay ltist, a..gond-
ly n , mn tbcr of trn0nds assembling " to
Inane Morey with the'ui,''A11 join' in
wishing then' .many happy returns of
the 'anniversary,
Miss Lessief i; oks t 'Clintonwas
.••.. rel 0 h
visiting; Miss S. Acheson last week.
Mrs. Chas. Gibson, Who lhas " been
visiting in '(ioderieli, returned to` the
parental 1101310, that • of Mr. and Mrs.
1Z'. Mulholland, on Saturday"..
Mr, IV, Hutson paid' a visit to"
f!ANA'S in London last Week. '
Speei'al missionary Services were
held in the Methodist church on Sun -
(lay last morning and evening. On
Monday evening also a ge neral; rally
of the circuit d,as called when iiuv,
bir. Army of Toronto and others
spoke of Mhr�sfonary s:b`cas.' the
p t
ladies served refresblilents in ' the
basement as the close of the pec -
g
'ram,
141r. and Mrs. George Acheson arc
spending. the winter at the home of
the former's mother and s:stor, Mrs.
Robt. and Miss Susie Acheson. Mr.
and Mrs. . Acheson have beat inaking
their home at Medicine Hat, Alberta,
for idle past two or three years,
They b lh look
well and are quite
o
optimistic regarding the west, e'en
though things are a bit dull jilt
now. 'Their many, friends are glad
to welcome thein bac;[ to the old
home community for
o n yatime.
The Mission Circle is having = a
social evening in the 0111.1r:h ort
this 'Thursday elenmg, when Miss
Sybil Courtice of Clinton, a returned
missionary from Japan, will give an
address on the life and customs of
(he people of the Sunrise Kingdom.
Miss ('ourticc will 0,05(0r in .Japan-
ese. costume, .A good musical pro-
gram is also being prepared.
A new furnace 1 _s been installed in
the .school and with a neve sys-
tem it. is expected Lunt it will prove
much more satisfactory than the old
One slid.
Miss I losslc Holland spent a few
dayrr in (todericb visiting with Miss
Robinson, teacher of our Public
school.
Dr, W, IVICC'orinick visited with his
brother at the pnh5011age over Sun-
day.
Mr. 0. l', Holland had a good silt
of stock al Seaforth on Saturday.
Mr. Robertson of Goderich preached
in the Methodist church 011 Sunday
evening last and gave 0
Most iutr-
esti❑g
and profitable discourse.
The die t r1(
lc 1of L •' I �. v'
O h, I o m.s ills
Cheese Co., have engaged Mr. Fred,
11clgeworth of Sheldon as cheesy
maker for the conning season. Mr.
Edgeworth emus highly rec0nunend-
0d hating been first main for Mr. Fir -
by of i'ayne's Stills las( season, the
Winner of first prize for cheese at the
Dairymen's Convention, held at St.
Phomas recently.
D'L•, (4. holland leaves for the east
on Monday t0 personally tis r
t an-
other
c! f 'I
1r ostock w10011 hr will sell
in Clinton in the near future.
The A'arifler 's Ins re c and the
Women's Institute will meet in Ilol
n)estille oh Monday next, The or-
ganize Lions
1gcnizeLions will come together for
the evening session, which will Ire
held in 1lolme s' hall and will be
o
p
en to the public. Good spealvers have
been prn0ut d and inter sling sub-
jects Will be disecsw11. Teo will he
served at Ales., AIu111011and's for those
wishing to rel5lain over for the 0en-
ing. A collection fur the Belgian
Fund will be taken at o the evening
meeting, •
London Road
Miss el, McCartney of .00del:1211 is
visiting at the home 01 AI•, anti
Mrs; G, B. Hanley,
RCN'. W. 1:1. and Mrs, ('ole of
Plot,. Mich,, who base been visiting
friends in Goderich township for some
time, were the guests last wee'; or
Mr
and
Mrs, . (:. B. Hanley.
Mrs, Henry Livermore passed away=
at her home on the Road on Satur-
day last after an illness extending ev-
er some months. As a last resort
an operation was performed- about
a fortnight or three weeks ago and
the patient rallied somewhat from
the dream of it and for a, time se01111-
ed to improve, being removed from
Clinton ,hospital to 'lies oonle here,
hut later she grew worse and gradu-
ally sant until the encs came. Sheds
survived by a family of three sons and
four daughters : Ilemiy of Chicago,
Albert, Mrs, Maddison, Dliss Rosso
and (Miss Maple of Toi:onto, Mrs. A.
McCartney of Clintonn and Gordon ab
home: The, funeral took place Oa.
Tuesday afta1:110011 to Clinton ceme-
tery. Rev. S. J. Alibi, who was the
deceased's pastor, conducted the ser-
vices the Pallbearers being •"Messrs.
A. 33. Stephenson,, Wm. Hardy, 0. B.
TIanley, Henry Peacock, ;john Mc-,
Knight' and Cr. W. Layton. The fun-
eral was very largely attended. All
the member's of the family were Boole.
Manny friends expressed their sympathy
Wit11,. the familyand their respect for
the deceased by sending flowers,
among them a lovely spray from the
London Roacl Epworth League Mrs,
Livermore, during her residence in
this community, ' had w=onthe respect
of the neighborhood and much regret
is felt ab her; Unhandy passing and
sympathy with the bereaved husband
and :family. '
Goderich Township
'Miss TlisieLob)) left en Saturday
last for Radisson, Sastc, to wait
((50(1 Iles sister, Mrs. Nortnan Snider,
wits is not in good health. '
The Unity Club • nice on Pl ursda
Y
latfu at lilis 110016 01 Mrs. J, ;Smftl},
when it number of new members were
enrolled and a, pleasant afternoon
spent, The el tib, 1 which Th purely
social, meets fortnightly, next Meet
lug at Mrs. Wan. Merolil's, 0
The Officer ,Williams referred to in
the following paragraph -from the
Toronto World is Frank A. Williams,
son of Mr. 1.. W. Williams of the
Maitland con., who joined the Force
a few Meetirs ago l ""Air exciting
chase between two suspects and two
policemen took place late last .night.
The: of tees finally caught their men,
but 0(11.3 after much athletic ' work:
011ieevs Williams (505) and' English
(20(). were 'walking
up Portland
and
stiieob, when' John Gilbert and .Fred.
Murphy enlarged from 'a lane carrying
some wheels. As snap as they saw
the policemen tiheyt dropped the wheels
and ran, and, being suspicious, the
Policemen ' detar(httued on catching.'
then", Over fences, thru lanes, and
tip and down. side streets, Gilbert lei
Officer 14' tlianns. .In an opposite dir-
ection Murphy fled, with ()Meer Eng-
lish lifter him Murphy was easily
overtaken, being caught in a barroom
on Queen street, Gilhcrt, however,
vvas very thyc l
c
but '
, lostL
of t
on
fences,
en It was while' endeavoring to
put one, between himself and Williams
in the rear of 'T0emnseth street, that
the, latter arrived an 11:015 to grab a
foot: Both, men en w m:e takes to Clare-
mont street Police Station tach.
on anri charg-
ed
har6-ed with stealing wagon wheels."
Mr. H. Williams (vent clown to El-
gin county fast vverjc and personally
selected and bought twenty-nine COWS
and young cattle which Le will (lis-
poso of by, auction on Tuesday nett,
The Cows are Shorldhmrns and 1)ur-
10115 and Mr. Williams is confident•
their geed quality will he appreciat-
oa by intending lilirchasers:
Two or three sleigh loads of the
young people from the vicinity of
Porter's 11111 drove over to the Thome
of Mr, and 1VIrs, R. J. Thompson
on Tuesday evening and spent an en-
joyable few hours 111 soesal inter-
course. The party, which included
members of the following families :
McClure, Burks 1,indsay, Woods,
Rutledge, Blair, Veo, Newton, Van-
derbut(_h, Tichborne, Elliott, Pickard,
Jardine, Cox and others, worn 0111
friends and neighbors of ]Mrs. Thanp-
son's before her marriage. When all
had assembled the evening was
pleasantly
s
. 1(i: in music,
games,
es
etc: Miss .Woods and As. Fred
l'ickard rendered a couple of ducts
v'eryl pleasingly and Mr. 0. J. Bruns,
having brought along itis gramo-
phone, entertained the company with
some fine sclor,Lions. Of course re-
freshments were served latex and the
company broke up at a seasonable
hour niter a most enjoyable social
time.
Reeve Lobb is attending tee nmeet-
in, of the county council this week.
Mr. W. 1r.Iofbs's
, ale 01( Monday
=
of cows and young ea tile w110 largely
attended and in [veil- way a. success,
Twenty torts sold at an average of
583. One craw std calf 00111 at 3103
and anoihter cow at 171.01. Mr. hob
ascribes the success of this 51110 to
the superior etas. of stack 'lie Mae.'s
on sale
Thel ici• l i
o a board of the C'o i c
cb c h
township Farmer's (!'tub met on Mon-
day evening and arranged a series of
meetings and pr0gt;mis for the en•
suing thee •' 10o0ths. ,.1 number or
subjects interesting to farmers . will
be dieees5o(1 by able speakers at the
fortnightly Mee 111,145 of the club.
Port Albert
• Mr, Eddie anis Miss Roselle. Schoen-
hals of Clinton spent a few clays vis-
iting in the village lash week.
`Mrs. Alfred Quaid is in Wingham
waiting on her sister-in-law, Mrs, A-
dam Scharer, who. is ill.
Mrs. Dunbar, 21(1 con, near this vil-
lage, 10 very ]ow but
e hope
to
hear of her recov cry, but her ago
age which is 92 years is against her.
Measles have made their appearance
in this village but only one case so
far, Clallow Smith.
One of our young men was up on
the carpet in (4oderich for violation
of the liquor. act and by the report ft
costs a few dimes to feel funny now,
Nell Pearson attended the funeral of
his nephew, John Taman at Blyth,
on Monday :of this week,
Miss Maud Cunningham spent a few
days at her sister's, Miss. Lane at
Larnsville .last week,
Blake
The local branch of the Women's
Institute held a successful meeting at
the home or Mrs. A, 1'. Douglas on
Tuesday afternoon of last Week. Miss
L. V, Land, a Deaconess of London,
gave anaddress on her work which
was: ,most interesting, Tea was af-
terwards served and all enjoyed a
pleasant afternoon. 1 The bale of
clothing, etc„ packed' by 1.01 Institute
for the Belgian Relief was valued at
3114.58. The donations of good and
useful clothing by those not connected
with, the Institute were much ap-
preciated. i The next meeting will
tate piece at the Thome of Mrs. -S, A.
Mawson on Tuesday, Feb. 9th., . at
half past two.. All women are .wel-
come , to these Meetings.
Hensall Wingham
An orchestra of seven . pieces has
been formed in connection with the
Methodist Sunday school.;
Mr. -J, E. MCDonoll was. in St.
Mary's last week 'attending, the funer-
al ,of a friend, -
Mr. Frank Blatchford is in London
receiving special treatment for :1115
eyes,
Me. and Mrs, Geo. Walker and ail -
dean of Guelph were recent guests at
the home of Mrs, SnlaIlacombe, '
Mr. Gavin Moir of Quebec has been
visiting friends in the section,
Miss Annie .;McLean has gone to
take a nurse's training. in Victoria
hospital,
Misses Aileen and Evelyn Pound of
I•la,rriston have been visiting in town,
Mr. Wm G. .Anderson of Arcola,
Sask., is visiting his mother on the
B. Linc, Purnbecry, this being his
first visit to the parental hone 111
twenty-two years,
Miss L. Ishister has.reburnod to the
Macdonald 'Instibute,, : Guelph, after
spslnding several weeks at her honk in
Zurich
,Mrs, John Brown, who 'was former-
ly Miss Annie Schoch of hap return-
ed ed to her Lout( aU Winsor, 11'idt•,, on
Friday alter a -visit :of several w'ealcs
with.friends Mid Relatives 'ff' the bid
homes community.,, -
Mr.u
Lo is Til
1 ache let
a and • family
J1ave, moved here; Brom Gotleeieh. and
are Occupying the'' house at the flax
1(,111,'
Rev: 1) Burn n df �4Va'� ''c
tall �i�
)0 J 45:i5t-
ing Rev. Mr, Brawn in s i
se'
oc at s
P I
vices in the ‘Evangelical church h $lnfs
week, The servi''ees , arc being :con
ducted In English,
}r
I Preston. A. iauR Lrialci al of
the Seminary at Waterloo
is to de-
liver a lecture in the Lutheran church
on Friday evening of this week. Hie
subject will be, "Lutheran .Pd(tea
bion."
NBiss Maida lioutleci •
gc of Dashwood
visiteld Miss V. .Seibert last week,
Mrs, J, Galster has returned from a
visit with f •'
t he li
de in Exeter,
M. Wnr. Basso'',has rens ned hour
e
from D.
elect1, hear v
Y C he ]laxeC visit-
ing
❑ V1SI�'
t
ing friends,
Air, P. Sipple c of P'arkliill has been
renewing acquaintances in town.
Mr. Morris Stumpf is home from
the west visiting friends, ,
The Zurich A•goicultural Society held
their annual meeting last ..Week when
tite finances ance.
5 were found to -he,in a
very satisfactory c
tat� S
atC
a balance of
some thirty-five dollars being in the
treasury. The election of officers re•
suited as, follows i President, John
Pfaff Vice Presidents, C. Either and
11 h. Calbnell y"0 le^
LarY0 as '•
-tr
. seer
I).
S Faust) :
1 xle rs
io , , J. Deitcher,
0. 1.1, 'Hader, Alfred Reichert, James.
Green, H. 1.1, Neel), Casper Walper,
W. 11, Rattler, Peter Deichert, TI,
Kruger. 1111111 tors, Jacob Haberer,
Wendel Smith ; delegates to Agricul-
tural b'air Convention to be held in
Toronto in February, .1. Pfaff, P.
Deichert. -
.11Ir, Calvin Williams has returned
Lo Buffalo after a pleasant visit at
This home here.
Mt. Perri Sparks is down from
Biggar, Sask,, and is buying up a car.
of horses for shipment to' the west.
Dir. and Mrs..1. Preetet and Mr.
and Mrs. w L. Sei.hert visited friends
i1) Creditor) recently.
Dungannon
Mr, Ilaoohlelivers of the Sterling
Bank staff has been transferred to
Godrn'ieh :for a couple of months. •
Mt k.
11of
a cOwen h Sound has been
1I
stten
o his sister,
1(
rs. A,
Miss
Hub" Si (others of Goderich has
13eon visiting friends here.
Mss Isabella McWhinney of Ash-
field was married last week to Mr,
('Itarles 'Taylor of the same township,
.Aiter 0honeymoon Mr, and 'Mrs:,
Taylor will settle on their farm on
the 3th eon. •
The business Wren of Dungannon
have agreed t0 close their: shots at
six o'clock on Monday, . Wednesday,
and Friday ci(.1(in35 of each week,
beginning
n
t s
this week,
The Dungannon Rifle Association
held els
,i
annual t
t
1 c1 tray last week
when the following officers were el-
ected Captain (. Elliott ; Secre-
tary, .1. 1', McFarlane ; Treasurer,
Ernest Dull' , Auditors, ''l'. Cl, Allen
and Iii. Bellamy ; 1?xe 511t'e, Rev. G.'
Gomm, john 011(1( 1Tcr eau and P. Dhsher:.
The Association nnaalnirinsly decided
to donate twenty dollar[' from the
treasury to the Patriotic 131100, this
sunt to be supplemented by subscrip-
tions from the members. The list
remains open for a month.,
:11' the annual .needing of Erskine
('hurch last week the reports showed
all departments to be progressing,
4300 will he expended this year on
the 113teri01' of file church building
aid in erecting a stable at the
manse.
Bread has gone up to twelve cents
in Dungannon.
The local branch of the Women's
Institute have prepared a large hale
of quilts and clothing for the Bel-
gians and oe Frhlay evening last held
a evinced", the proceeds of Which were
given to swell the 'Fund.
Misses' Jda tiShyard and Clara
Sproul spent a few days last week
with Goderich friends.
Dungannon has e levy cases of
Measles hub it is hoped that with
proper care the disease will not
spread.
A friendly game of basket'hall was
played between a team from Luckuow
and a local team in bhe "Gymn" one
evening last week, resulting in a loin
for the leads..Mrs, Robt, McKen-
zie served. supper .to the two teams
after the gann0•
Hensall
Miss Myrtle Ban:
bel.'
and
. her sister
C'
of Toronto havee
b en visiting g at the
home of Mrs. Drake,
Mr,Jn
ol• r
t Maca tui' of London
$ eitt a few days last week as the
guest of Mr, and Mils, Fi. Athold.
Miss Anderson d Oa was. 10 n Iaondon last
week.
Mr. W. 10. [loggarth is teaching at
No. 10, ,Ilay.
Miss Mabel Sparks has charge
age of
No. 14T
Ia} , for. this year.
Miss Bessiee Mean,
only daughter
M ) ub ci of
Mir. and Mrs, Aloe. Munn,
,was unit-
ed in maiyiage,on Thursday- of last
week to• Dr. 'P.. G. Wilson of Moore-
field,
Ont, The ceremony tools place
in Cannel church, Rev, E.._ MCL,
Smith officiating: The bride wore
her travelling' suit and g n the couple
were -unattended. Mrs: Milne Rennie
played the wcddin O
E march. a -their
return from their lioaeyinoon:.the t
will reside in Mocire.field, t
'The 010-tfuto ball held in the new
town00
hall 01( Friday week was per-
haps the htgrest gathering ever ate -
sandaled
Hensel',
t
n.T'
t wasestimat-
ed
that there were nearly eight hun-
dred people present. A couple of hun-
dred were obliged to go to the opera
house in order to allow the dancing.
to proceed and: even then it was
crowded. The dances were of the
old-time variety and the music was
furnished by several local fiddlers and
botht
o l and
Ycorag
enjoyed cbh
e
danefng.
Miss Editli Mcldwan of tate Orillia
Public 0011001 teaching staff, Who has
been 1101130 on sick leave, is now im-
proving g nc
p and will shortly he able to
r0511010 c e her work.
vo
Mr: Wm. (1ilehrist of 'racoma,
Wash,, a member of a '1 faintly well
lil101511 herebeing a son of the late
John Gilchrist, died at his home as
the result of blood poisoning follow-
ing an operation on an auitnal in, the
practise of his profession of veterin-
ary surgeon. He was but thirty -nice
years of age and leaves a wife and
one 011111,
''1'110 funeral of the late Robert Me,-
1VLordie, Who diol in London, took
place to Hensall cemetery on Sat-
urday week on the arrival of the
London train, The, funeral was large-
ly attended, the deceased being well
known and highly esteemed here.
The Proper shelving and other ar-
rangements are being adjusted in the
library room of the new town hall.
The rate for the library this year is
to be half a mill, being so bixed so
that; the Caivecnment grant could be
applied for,
The council
are putting
an a hi=
S
dance in the 4e
w town
.hall tomorrow
C'c n 1 n'
e iuwhen. n evocybody will he wel-
come and the proceeds applied to the
payment of fixtures of various kinds
for the hall. Plans are being arrang-
ed for the placing of handsome fire-
places in the council roots and read-
ing moll),
January 28th,.1915
.3
Hensall.
Me and -Mos.
Geo. .R 1
eYno ds of it
visHam-
Moe
iatn-
ilt f
o f visited .the
parents of the for:
mer here for few 'days recently.
-Miss 1Vlarie Carlin
has .taken . up her....
dull"
t Ls as' -a nurse -in -training' at the
TIoly ,Gloss hospital, Calgary, Alta.
Mr. Chas. Dick is home 100111 the
west;
THE SPIRI'T OF WINTER,
The Spirit i
I of Winter is with us
making its presence 1 known in marry`'
different ways -sometimes • by cheery
sunshine and glistening snows, � t g s1(ov, and
Sometimes 'hy driving winds and blin-
ding storms. . To many people eo' le it
seems to take a delight in making
bad things worse, for rheumatism
tv'
v 11x25 harder, twin es sihaxper, ' cat-
arrh b000111es more annoying, and the
many symptoms of scrofula arc devel-
oped'and aggravated. There is not
gg .
much Poetry id -this, but there is
truth, and .i 1 's wonder that i a vaul0 that more
people don'tg et rid- of these aiimenta,
The medicine that cures them -Hood's
Sarsaparilla -is easily
ohafn
el and
there is abundant proof that its
cures are radical anti permanent,
i
Music leek
at 000per's
ci Brand new stock of
the latest music in-
cluding all the new pop-
ular Songs, Marches and
Music' Books. A great
variety ,of Patriotic
Music,
We have a d a 11 (1 y
n e \\' Doherty Piano
on which to t r y t h e
music.
E W.
Cooper Co.
CLINTON.
Our Iig Redilotioll Sale
OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND SHOES BEGINS
FEB,
AND CONTINUES FOR 10 DAYS.
SEE BILLS,
i
F.MERiVEE, BayfteId. 1
Patriotism and Production
Agrill1tllra1 Conference
Under the 1) uuiuion Department. of Agriculture, in co-opera-
tion „u 11 the Ontario Department of Agriculture,
will be held in the town hall,
Winghain, Thursday, Feb. lith
3 p. m. -''The Lu'y and the Ohp0rtanity of the Canadian Farmer,"
1"e) -In Relation to ,I' ern Crops.' William Squirrel, B,S,A„ Associate
Professor of Field 11 n,bandry, ()nth rio Agricultural College, Guelph,
(b) -In Relation 1,, Live stock. Paul R. Angle, B,5.A., Simeoe,
7,30 p, 1(1, -fn addition to the above speakers, A. H. Musgrove, M.P.P.
and others, will address the meeting.
GOD SAVE THE KING. -
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1
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A Word to the Wise on Fence Buying,
When You Buy From The Dealer
You Pay
1 -Man facl.ui er's factory cost (including materials,
tenor machinery, superintendence, etc.)
2 -Mont lecturer's advertising cost.
3 -Ment f,ictueer's salesinen's travelling expenses.
4 -Mani leer urer's salesmen's commissions,
5 -Man( lecturer's interest on dealer's "tame -ac-
count."
6- Man lecturer's allowance for brut debts,
7 -Man r facturer's profits.
8 -Dealer's property investment (store, st0e11, fix-
tures etc,)
9 -Dealer's interest on customer's "time -accounts,"
30 -Dealers allowance for had debts,
].1 -Dealer's profits,
No. of g1(,, ,
eIIhe ,.ehee .PNe,i0 Old
Ea6 H Part. - [ h'iimoF,Oa Oumrlo,
40 22 6y, 7,' 8% 9 9 $O.22
40 22 5, 5 , 7, 7, 7%. 8 .24
7 48 22 • 5,:6,44 733, 9, 10, 10 . ,. , .25
8 42 22 6, 6, 6, 5 6, 6, 6,... , .27
8 42 1634 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6:.._,29
8 47 22 4, 5, 5341 7, 874, 9, 9 . , ,. ,28
8 , 47 16% 4, 5, 534, 7, 8141, 9, 9.30
9- 48 22 6, 6, 6,:6, 6, 6, 6, 6
9 48 16:94 6, 6, 6, 6 6 6, .6, 6 .31
109 52
22
4, 4, 5, 534,7,834, 9 9„ .31
21
4, 4, 5, 534 7,.834, 9, 9., .33
10 52 48 1634 3, 3, 3, 4, 534, 7, 7, 734, 8 .35
11 55 1674 3,3,3,4,53;,7,834 9,9` .35
16.% , 3, 3, 3,4,5%, 7,84;9,9 .38
ALi'TiJLL NG.,9 GAUGE.
When You Buy Direct From Page
You Pay Only
1-111anufacturer's factory. cost (includingmaterials
latter, ntrohinery, superintendence, et,)
2 -Manufacturer's act vertising cost.
3 -Manufacturer's profits,
And the other eight big items which
you don't pay represent the extra actual
value of Page ge Fence over
ordinary fence
the saving you keep in sour pocket every
time you buy Page Fence,
SPECIAL FENCEa,
00,910liens ghie 8locheBnp0K. No. IJ.
18 -bar, 48 -inch 0 0.43
20 -bar, 60 -inch .48
Set tools. 8.00
3 -ft. Gate 2.25
12 -ft. Gate 4.20
13 -ft, Gate 4.45
14 -ft. Gate. 4.70
25 lbs. Staples .75
25 lbs. Wire.., .70
FREIGHT PAID ON ORDERS OR
510,00. 012 .OVER
When yon buy ordinary
fence 11irue -h the dealer -
you're giving dollar bills
for.50e. worth 01' fence.
When you bray direct
from PAGE you get more
nearly 100 percent. real
value for your money than
with other fence bought in
aaay other way,
304 vow order to 1145)0 h,•dail
),ai(1 pain 071 o111erx (0 to or
0+01,
PAGE Wire Fence Go. Ltd. DIrPARTAII).xT No. 65
1137 Kl () ST., W„ ToitOte ro.
y 87 Ort mics ,9'L', W Ar.atunvit.m.:.
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