The Clinton News Record, 1913-02-27, Page 4Clinton News -Record
February 20th 1913.
Codterich Township
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Airs: OshUriio- of Merlin spent
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day the piesis% of Mr. and Mo.
lames. A Miller :of the 13avtiold
Linc:
The
Nat's -Record leads for Town
and Township -News.
Varna.
Mr. and : Mrs W. D. McAsh, • who
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have been • visiting friends in .De tI1t
have now returned to Varna for a
short, time. before heaving for: their
0ow.home in .the west;
MissFoster visited I-lensali.
frieeds recently.
t
Bagfield..
'Pho Guild of the Presbyteris i
church held a :social in. thio basement'
011 the evening of Tuesday last. The
pastor,Ro •
A. Macfarlane at the
commencement of the program, gave
a ;hearty welcome to. the young peo-
ple of the village 10110 attended and
alterlvards a musical. content; rev
eral' guessing contests, games of van:•
ious kinds and the eMoynlent of
dainty refieshntertts served' to fill 0
ver} happy evening. It is .the. 1)1
rtentioit to Bold another shell social
in March, win an interesting lce-
berc will be a feature of ,the reo-.
gram. The annual Trish social will..
take place as usual this year.
Roby. Laws of Marthaville was the
guest 'of Mr, anti Mts. 10. A, Ed-
wards a few days the' past week.
NE OELI.GHTS OF ONINS
R PLAYER PIANO
are now easily ac2essible to
'piano ow tier.
VISIT
OUR P
TAY
ED DEPARTMENT
every
See how we would ruche your
present _silaltt piano a player,
regardless of size, make or scale.
Cost for Upright Player $250.
Special price for Grand Players, '
W. DOHERTY PIANO & ORCAN CO LIMITED
Head Oflico " and Factories
CLINTON, = CANADA.
Varma-.
At the recent annual meeting • of
the Presbyterian ,cgngregation the
reports presented were of a very. sat-.
isfactoty nature and the balande'now
on hand amounts to $1.09.08. ' The
people are so well pleased with their
worthy pastor, Rev, Mr. Jahnston.
that they is sed the stipend to one
thousand dollars and the amount ask-
ed for missions by the Million Dol-
lar Budget .was also raised.
Me. John Sparrow has purchased a
three-year-old standard bred stallion
from the celebrated W.lks farm at
Galt. The sire had a mark of 2.11.3
and the` dam • 2.13, The colt is a
'very promising one and fell into good
hands when bought by Mr, Sparrow
,who -is a great lover of a good
Bone. _
Miss Al Keys has been visiting
friends in Lucknow.
Miss Beatrice Pilgrim has gone on
a trip to the \est. .
1 Miss Mille Ester of Minneapolis is
visiting her parents, Mr. ' and Mrs.
F0, Esher. •
Miss Palmer of 0 oderich visited
Mrs, W. Kevs recently.
Me. J. E. Uarnwell has been ex-
ceedingly busy getting ready to go
west, which he expects to do about
the middle of March. He hob pur-
chased" some horses and cattle, and
also a 'house, the one on the Per-
due farm in Goderich township,
which he has had taken down and in-
tends taking along and having set
up on liis farm in Sackatche":an.
Mi. liarnwell's homestead is now a-
bout sixty miles from a railway but
a new line now being laid is coming
within ten miles, so that before he
le
1; will he n
has grain to market he a'
ht
to do so without touch trouble,
Porters Hill
Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Vanderbiii b
And little01n-Albert spent Seedily at
111). Joseph Proctor's, llolinesvitle,
Mr. Torrance returned borne aftee.
spending a month with friends at Pitts-
burgh.
A quiet wedding fook place at the
bane of Mr. and Mrs.'Wut, Johnston
hast Wednesday, evening when' their'
daughter Mrs. Sadie Marshall became
Iho bride of Mr. Lorne 74abor of Swer-
bergh. Oa ly the intimate friends' of
hot h part res :Vere present. Rey. My.
McCeuufek of 1Iolmesville was the
officiating Willi: ter. The bride Wore a,
beautifully white silk gown.,
Mee. Moore and three children 'tale
returnedhorse after spegding a few
ditys ab 1101'parental home, Mrs.. W
Johnson's.
Miss 'J.`ahoi' and her two brothers of
Swerberg'attended the .-wedding of
their hot th00, Mr. -Lorne Tabor, last,
Wednesday.
We;irre sett)' to hear that Mr. 11,o'vv-'
afd .Coit, islnid'elf wit h, the gripp but
hope Lib hear.of speedyl'eeovery,
Mr, Arthur Prehberne has rented his
fltrm 10 Mr., Willis Bell Arthur in-'
tends going west in a fele weeks.
Mies .Emily Proctor• of-Roluleavil'le
visited at Mire, W. Vanderhurgb's
Hohnesville.
At the regular February meeting of
the quarterly board of the Barwick
circuit the pastor, the Rev. 0. C.
Couzens, formerly pastor of this cir-
cuit, was given a unanimous invite -
111.1=.....1.•••••...0.1•111.11E {fon to ,remain for another year. A1
the August meeting the pastor's sal-
ary was increased to $000, one hun-
dred dollars in advance of any pre-
vious yea(. The pabtor recently cen-
ducted a three Sunday missionary
campaign on his circuit with great
success and it is expected that the
contributions this year for this cause
will be double that of last while in-
terest in local church work is in
advance of any previous year. Dur -
the past year the pastor has intro-
duced. and established the weekly en-
velope system, the success of which
was shown by the returns of the
teat quarter which were one fourth
in full of the amount required for
the year. On going to this rir-
edit in July last Rev. Mr, Coie ns
and his family were feasted and wel-
comed,;,._new rugs etc., were procured,
repairs: were made in various ways
to the parsonage, which is of brick'
and with its spacious lawns. makes a
most beautiful: 'home, ' Slade that
time the pastor and his fancily have
been the recipients of the unceasing
kindness of an appreciative people.
The spiritual work of the circuit is
"pibspering and still greater things
are expected.
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.PECIAIS
SP.EOIALS. S
SPEGIALS
Satilrdayalp Kitoken Aprons
5 dozen only5.Oc each -
Overall Kitchen and . general purpose aprons splen-
did quality percale and shaped to fit the figure. Don't
judge these before seeing there by the price as they
are exceptional value, All good Colorings choice Sat-
at-urday 50c.
urday
Don't let this sale of
Shantung Silk slip by
you.
Saturday Sale of Pail-
tette ,Silk 79c
of
-
Seventy_five yards
black paillette silk good
satin finish 30" wide
very special . . 79c
` Saturday Saleof
black and white Tail
ored Silk Waists 1.98
100 yards Shantung Silk
qaulity is of exceptional
fine grade even in weave
free from roughness 3011,
wide special for Saturday
note -Linen, color : only
55c
We`put on sale Satuiday l5 ladies black and white
sills tailored waists all good styles, all sizes, these sold.
as high as 4:00 and 5.00 some of them slightly soiled
SaturiJay price 1.98
FURS AT 2 PRICE
After the largest fur season in the, history of this
store we still have about 15 odd pieces/to clear at
price,
JUST TO HAND' THIS WEEK.
New.; Prints_, New Ginghams, New Meshes, .New'
Tiressgoods, New Su; tons,,`Iaew Rugs,' New 'Mattings,
New Matting' rugs in all sizes.
A GOOD SMART BOY 1MILLINERY
WANTED i'O LEARN APPRENTICE
TIM DRYGOOQS i WANTED.
BUSINESS.. 1
Miss Ruby Potter spent last' week
the guest of Miss, Fannie Pottiers;
1toliuesa•ille.
.IKippen_
St. Helen's
Mrs, 1Vrn. Woods hes.fieen visiting
her datighter,'A'Irs. James Irwin for
the past %VeE'k or so,
Mr. John Jahpson .ot Stanley visited
friends around SL. Helens turd Luck-
rtow last week.,
Rev. James Wilson of Toronto v;isit-,
ed at his Gild born: on the t3Lh con. re-
cently:
Mris, James Hyde visited friends at
Cargill for a few days lotely.
Mr. Alex, Agar of Belfast was in this
vicinity 04 Tuesday.
1)5, David McC,,n1)eil left for God-
er ich' last week (111(1 has tisk-en a posi-
Lion in the foundry.
McKillop Township
Social parties were given at the.
hooter of Mrs, Gen Kfstner and; Mr..
leery Itepine quite recently.
Ale. Bob Moue has moved Back to
he Leadbury .Line once more. Ii -is
for•nierplace of abode was God -
et ic'hr He is a blacksmith by trade,
Mr. -Thomas McKay taken it job
it gravelling on the road to McNnu--
1
MIs. Potter of Zion City, ill., is visit-
ing her parents, Mr. and,Mts. Wm, 1
15011 x -
llis•' McCowan of Bruoelielrl is visit-
ing at the borne of Mrs. Peter Day-
lnDlitl.
1 r. and Miss Alden Junes ofLondon,
11 r, rntd MIS. Johns of Elimville, and
It,•. BJ, Phillips and sun of Exeter
were ci11 present at the fuuer,Ll 1± the
late Mrs. Phillips.
Miss Kate llacclonald is home on 11
ytsit•
bits Beery Ivisite has been iu Lofi
clun,the past coup L of weeks nersiul0
her Teasel, 11 r. Itubt Meths, who is
U11e
Yet j ill. As he ie getting well on in
year 5 his recovery is con icer ed rluuhL
tel. itlr, 117ellisuud hiss wife, who late-
ly passed away, c coupled a large plsce
iu the life of this community and his'.
friends here art legion,
On Friday hest Mee. Phillips relict
of the late Joshua Phillips, departed
this lite aft( r a r illness of 0 few weeks.
She had reached theeilennced age of
tighty-five tears, her mind being most
active to very last. For thirty-three
years s. Phil ipa had been a widow,
died in IMO. She
havingt
herhusband
n 1 her In s emit were eery loyal t l
eth
tenets and Mrs Phillipe was 0 constant
attendant at 1 h.' services of the church
mall annul, four weeks before her
d'atn, The funend on Sunday after•
noon est MgarL's mey,
thepallwasberuersbeingclog: 11. iyicesonter, 019.
D. Harvey, R, Brownlee, W. H. John-
ston, R. Misdate and A. Buellanan.
The home of Mr. .Jits. .13. McLean is
• '•al of r
t little
b • arri ,
brightened y the 1
daughter.
hter
�
'lino oyster supper in the Prel rFter
ran church on Monday evening alts 0
splendid success in every way. The
nigh 41va0 fine. the roacls gond, the tit-
tendancelnrge and the entertainment
excellent. '1'be proceeds amounted to
about one hundred dollars, The title
program of music was presented by the
Itippen choir end the male quartette
nt Egnlondville, .A9iss Gt'ainger of
13rdceffeld and 151.5. McGuire of Sea:-
forth
ea=forth while little Miss Thompson of
Mitchell was the elocutionist of the ev-
ening and acquitted herself with credit
and delight to all.
St. Helens.
Miss' Roselle Schoenale of Clinton
spent a few weeks with her girl chums
about here and has presided at the or-
gan to the Engish church for the past
three Sundays
Mr, Jacob McGee Sr., is again able to
be anent niter his illness. ,
Mr. John McGee is home from Mich-
igan on Jv visit.
We=aye been getting is taste areal
cold weather since Febronry carne in
put., we shouldn't complain, we've had
a pretty line winter.
Mr. Ed. $gown loot a fat hog the
other; day. the annual being overcome
with the cold while being driven to
market.
Mrs James Hayden visited her sister
at Duni gam non this week,
Asher Grey from the neighborhood
of Clinton visited his uncle; Mr, Wm:
Grey, during the paet week, and also
his sister at Crewe.
I1igs Alice Ruddick leaves shortly
for Montreal.
SEED OATS
We have a quantity of choice,
white Banner Seed Oats,
weighing about 40 pounds
per " bushel for quick sale at
60c, per bushel.
These Oats are lin exerts fine sample
.of bright clean, heavy Oats, We
wi1 send samples to any one re-
quiring Seed Oats; Dont delay in
getting a sample, Write to either
of the undereigoed,
1,
Jas, ficCoo , • J, L. Awde, 1,oudesbero, Wing -ham
A house warming took.place at, the.
home of Mr, Alex Gardener one even•-
ing last Neel{, A •large number of
guests were present and it pleasant
time was spent.. The new house is in-
deed a tine building,
Port Albert
110. Richard Reid from the hest
spent a few days lust week the guest
ol'ids sister, lire, Thos, Dixon.'
Mr in
is improving after
hen ilinEse.
Miss Sara.,Duuhar leaves for the
west next week. • '
Mrs. Ben Gray of Goderich visited
with his sister, Mrs. Alf. Qultd, during
the pitst week,
Butter
rappers
•
Hu.11ett Township
T. McMichael & Son have sold
their prize-winning Young Clydesdale,
captain 'l om" to Mi. Chas;Con-
nell
•
of Ses'c.
Tlie following is the report for S.
S. No. • 5 the names ire order of
merit :
Sr. 4 t i, -Florence Vodden.
Jr. clip, -Mary Jamieson, Ira Rap-
son,
Si. 8r.d—Fred McCool Marjory Mc-
Cool
Jr'., sett,—Flossie Ctihbing , Aliec
VVTodden, "Annie 'Weymouth (equal),
Summerhill.
The following is the school report for
U.S.S. No. 12, Goderich and Ilullett
(luring the past month, the names in
order of merit,:
4th—Teenie Marquis, Florence
Lawson, Mabel Harvey.
Jr. 4th—Neville Forbes, May Seville,
Bert Bea C0111, Ft,u4y Lovett.
So. 3rd-Jettn Lindsay, Bide. Muir.
Sc. 3rd—Dot othy, Marquis,
Cora
Jer-
vis, Mervyn Farquhar,Fred J hnstun
Sr. Sud Bes»rc indsay, Amy Mc -
Brun,
Mary Weight, Johnny Towns-
end, Jas Jonnstr n
i 1 tr ' Nellie lr...1d 1 1 aBrien to
1 Bea-
)
com, Hilda Forbes Geo. heed.
Sr Pt. 3 rJ--Jeiu Farquhar, 1'.ddie
Johnston, -
Sr, 1't. ls.t—Net man 1Vrighe,
Jr 1-4. let —I3trl0e t Johnston Walter
Forbes.
FOR. i POUND. PRINTS, OF THE
BEST PARCHMENT PAPER,
MAKE YOUR BUTTER .LOOK:1
BETTER AND TIH'US GET YOU -
TIiE BEST PRICE: GOING.
The maker's name printed on
the wrapper is a good ad-
vertisement but you can get
them without, just as you
please.
Y011 .00.11 get; what you Want'
at the office of.
THE NEI/VS-RECORD
ANNUAL WINTER.
Hallett Township
Grace Vodden, Albert Gorbutt.
o G.
Jr, 2nd, -Rose Gorbutt, Percy Ah
hints Helper Snell, Arthur 1Vey
6 1a
mouth, 41ydney Lee.
Sr, lst,-W. McCool, Mary. Mair...
...Primer., -Dora ; Vodden,, Fanny Lee,
gargaret. eBrown
The best re: ellerS, a
11t 1 P v
Jr, "nth,—M, Jamieson.
Sr. 3rd, -F, Me(:ciol.
Jr, 3rd;—F Gibbings,
Jr. 2ni1,-Ii, Snell.
Sr. lst,—W. ,McCool
Jr. ,tst-A. Vodde.
A BASKET OF ,IRISH COBBLERS
ANOTHER CARLOAD
of POTATOES. - WILL
ARRIVE FOR US NEXT
WEEK,
Jas. Steep & Company
Wingham
One of the most exciting tunaways
that has taken place in Wingham for
some yearsoccurred last Friday
t
-
ing. the team I
dc aging to the Wm.
Davies Company was going to thee: P.
H. rtatron, 00)404 the horses became
frightened by the ehiffletries striking
there and the made :L sudden rush. In
the course of a Mock or two they kick-
ed themselves free from the rig which
-rushed-flack todau'ds the station, while
t he horses in their Arad fright, dashed
down William street to Victoria street.
Near the salt block one of the horses
5 It red and tell breaking two of its
PI 1,
leg. The other. horse went east down
Victoria to Minna street, and on down
to John street where anuaiber of men
tried to head him oft. Here the horse
fell; but., recovering himself, started on
again up John sL set, crossing again
street, and disappeared in the distance
up the (till to weeds the standpipe,
looping fora drink atter a long run.
Ahont an hour after the horse that was
injured was put out of i i s misery,
Repairs have been scatted on the
Baptist church, which was recently
burned, such as removing the fm'nf--
tore, floors, and other damaged por-
tions of the building, preparatory to
a complete °vet hauling and renova-
tion.
Cleaflngs A L E
of all Winter Goods consist-
ing of Underwear, Rubbers,
Fur Coats, Heavy .Beaver
Coats -and Shoes.
One Ladies' Fur Jacket at
a bargain.
Special prices on all .other'
dry goods,'
Discount of frotin 10 to 25
percent.
Sale commences on Satur-
day; Feb. 8th,
MCASH &;SON, Varna.
February
Barain
Days
in small wares, stationery,
• ehinaware•and wall papers,,
Sale starts •-
Fch'y 4th
SEE 0011 BTLLS.
Comer Co
CLINTON
Logs & Heading Wanted 1
HIGHEST PRICES PAiD FOR ALL GRADES
OF TICIBER.
THE STAPETON SRW MILL
Lister Gasoline? Engines
No better on the market and
the best fur rase On the farm for
purtiping, dropping, .etc.
The Lister Lighting Plant
will light your house and barn
and do it well at small cost.
Melotte Cream :Separators
have no superior.
'W. H. t,OBB, Agent
Clinton P. O.
ogs Wanted !
Highest prices paid for
Elm, Basswood, Maple.
Any wood bought.
W. DOHERTY PIANO & ORGAN • CO,, LIMITED
CLINTON, ONTARIO.
WITHOUT
A DOUBT
YOU'LL
FIND THIS OUT -
IN ALL
YOUR TJ1.1VELS
ROUND A ROUT
THE BREAD; THAT'S
'BEST 11'll'T•I ANY
MEAL—
IS 'JUST
EAL-IS'JUST 'HIE ONE
AND ONLY ICTAL—
MOTHE
BREAD
Better Bread
Could Not Be.
Made
•
—THAT'S WHAT YOU'LL
SAY WHEN YOU HAVE
TRIED 'THIS CRISPY,
CRUSTY,
MO'IFIE'R'-S BIIEAD
BARTLIFF'S
PHONE NO. 1
ANI) HAVE IT DELIVERED
TO YOTJR HOME EVERY '
DAY;
During the month of February we will place
on sale
All Lines Furniture
at very greatly
Reduced Price
it will ' pay you to inspect our large
stock of up-to-date goods.
The Store
of Quality,`
Phone 28
W. Walker
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
Residence
Phone
140