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The Clinton News Record, 1913-03-20, Page 4Clinton Nevis -Record March 20th 1913 • Seafai th. seaforthG6\Ivo ,sa der ch To ship t .nleg,Township 10 11 (ICI It oI teu re on. iiday afteuloonlast w as in `1, lento last, sv el, as a wit. on the Maitland River Mr' Joseplt, ness in a case brought by the Stoddartof th . Maitland on. started Loekslut, , ?lough Company against across Mw river to get sonar'', drift- their late Clinton agent with regard wood from the island just behind his to the sale of a separator. The ease farm. . Ile was ac,companied by.his was not settled, being referred . to a son and they had a team el horses higher court. The flood or Frida rid Saturday . , Mr, William R. Brownlee, son of Itlx. ret . 1 ,rowiller., ., of town, was rear sled recently in 1i:dm ori ton, to Miss Helen Erickson. Mt, W. (., P. IVIersori has leased XI vs. 1). J elms ton's residenee tor five years and will oepy su, it after ' • Miss • Ross of Brussel has been los- ., iting at the home of Mr, sand Wits, ' W. is, .Broadfools Misses .fiVICCO rill lOk and Han - nab Downey 1 Lase gene to S tratford to lake °barge of tba Al,'eade Aress- aking tab' i sleeve t THE DELIGHTS OF OWNING A are now easily accessible to every VISIT 01111 PLAYER DEPARTMENT See how we would make your prisent sileht piano it .playef, regardless of size, make or scale. Cost for Upright Player $250. Special price for Grand Players. DOHERTY PIANO & ORGAN CO. LIMITED Head Office and Factories CLINTON, CANADA. A very exeI14ng and serious.M-- Mr. Jamer; siackSon. 0 f 0 2 d cos .11.1/1=1•1111•••• LLLINERY .arso • PHONE No. 78 DRESSMAKING a Any 45) IVEAR Couch & Co. Couch Co are pleased to an- nounce 'their Spring opening Wed- nesday and Wednesday evening March 1904 1913 from 8 o'clock to 10:39. Early Easter = Early Spring Early Opening We believe that we have reason for making favoru able .coniruents pon our present display of Millinei•y, Tailor made SllitS, Long Coats, Skirt S, Blouses, Dress goons and Trim- . miogs. As we are showing the most exquisite arid exclusive creations that this store has ever show ir there is a marked differ ence in the effects ' over these shown during the past season, both in designs and fabrics, We believe that a more representative collection of model garments is not to be torind anywhere. • • . . ws e. fit vkr ss's ' ' • \ (1,2y This is the Season of New Weaves. • Before you select the materials for your suit anddress you should make a careful comparason of weaves aad colors, Our dress - goods include all Stan- dard Materials in all the usual and proven colors. 1Iany of them exclusively shcwn by this Store. . . OUR DISPLAY IS UNIQUE AND COMPLETE Wanted—Good Smart Office Girl, rurl isslItienTilLthe jileu'et 'gratsbn)tiN'y'aYyn the 'lcl:tatiliadg last made something 'of a wreck of the .sleigh down. lIorses and men the iron bridge cawing the 2nd, scrambled to solid- ground but were when about :four o'eloak en Saturday unable to get the..sleigh ,up. The pro- blem their was to get Intel( to the mainland: :)"oling Stoddard, mount- ed .onec of the horses and essayed ,by eareful‘ going to make the return trip, but the animal . was too heavy and frequently broke through. The father, seeing that the lad had small chance of reaching safety in that way, ventured out himself upon the rotten ice and- managed to pull the boy from the horse's back :and to- gether they. made -their way back to the island, but were afraid to ' ven- turethe -longer journey to the m,ain- land and safety. Later in the even- ing a younger son coming down,. to one. ol the cement butments gave way and dropped afrout three feet pushing the 'bridge north about the sathe ni.Statiee.:, The :earths being. Iros- en to the hutment 'the read. patten abent six feet froin the, bridge leav- ing :a crevice about three feat.: wide and feet deep; stopping 6:4,1 fie: Mrs. John Pearson had lost 04:05- sed the bridge when ths cave-in eurten, just :escaping an accident As:: it was Saturday aftetnoon arid many farmers • were in Ciintea many had a' very tong and tinesketed • sound - about trip The damage will oecasien considerable inconvenience. Mr. italPh Stephenson, Parr Line, the shore learned the Wight of the has returned from visiting his uncle, stranded ones, and a 1' a`r m e d Mr. Thomas . Stephenson, at Mar - the neighbors, who gather& late, Mich., whohas been very ill. with lanterns and ropes and attempt- Miss Olive • Pollock of Stratford ed to' rescue. therm Mr. Stoddart Business College wilt spend Earner called out that they would camp' out at her home. on the island for the night; het os be- Miss Eva Stinson, teacher of S. rag adviSed they firesured what boards S. No„ 3, has been quarantined at they could ' reach from the almost' the beam of Mr. I). II. McNaughton submerged sleigh and using then: as With the measles. a, footbridge over the jammed ice Miss .•,J. Tough who bas spent the they finally: reached shore. The horse past few weeks with Mrs, W. 1 El - that had started for homes being liott, has returned to her father'ss overcome sand exhausted from battt- home On the Brownson Line:, - ing with the ice; finally got back to I Mrs. James Reid, who has I ran the island where it died. The one ill is somewhat better we are mail left tied on the island also met to say. itstate before morning, as the Wa-: tar gradually arose sweeping a - .cross the island, it was drowned. 1 terseS, harness and sleigh were, advantage et the opportunity to pay therefore, a complete loss and a a flying visit to h'S consins, Mes- heas-y orie, the team being worth in srs. James T. and Nelson Keys of GM neighborhood of five hundred dot- the Babylon Mae, and his aunt, lars, but that there was no loss of Mrs. T, J. McAsh. His aunt, Mrs, human life seems nothing short ot a Andrews Keys, returned with him to Oracle, It is dangerous to take the Windy City for a visit of a chances with the Maitland when it is few months. Mr. Thompson says in flood. ` Chicago is growing very fast and its On Friday everVng last, friends from citizens • are alinhig to have it the largest city in the world In ten the north nest part of the township, s to the mmber of three score or more, years. TheYae build'ng miles of d • 1ST, ,'d m„ Fred underground railways and tearing Mr. W. W. Thompson, public ae- conntant of Chicago, was in Sue - forth on IMISille,S8 this week and look Ford, Most and to itsss were not '1 down twenty -storey buitcr,ogs in ()r- especting them, it was a surprise der to erect in their places thirty- rest in Colborne Cemetery. .The party in short, but the hospitality storey ones. service was conducted by Rev. A. of the various branches of the The News -Record leads for Town Brown, of Benmiller. The pallbear- House ot Ford is proverbial so the and Township News. - ers were Thos. Mitchell, Charles Al - evening was - spent in a delightful s, len, Al. Kirk, John Treble, Benson manner. ,Everybody en'oyed him- • . Cox, Charles Walters. self or herself to the utmost in Goderich The deceased had been sick for games, music and dancing so that it some • time with paralysis and had Varna. Mr. ISriarst Epps met with g nasty aecideat while worlcing with 'a revol- ving saw'in his shop on Monday, Wilt,'11' his thumb came in contact with the saw receiving an ugly gnash which required several stitches to close. As it is the right hand the accident will lay Mr.' Epps all tor some titian but it is fortunate that he did not lose thstatb. A. quiet wedding toes place tit the home of Mrs. and Iffirtledi Epps on Wednesday evening of last week when Miss Martha Winegarden ot Durham was united in marriage to Mr, W. F. Lewsaw of Ingersoll: The ceremony was perfornied by the RON,. T. Snowden, being witnessed only' by a few intimate friends, Mr. andMrs. Mrs. Lewsaw left the following day for their home in Ingersoll. Mr, J. A. Irwin of Clinton preach .m - ed issionary sermons on the Varna Methodist circuit on ' $unday last, his ministrations being very accept.' The iniasionary gigings were 'greatly in excess 01.last year. Spec- ial Easter services will 'be held in. all the churches on Sunday next:. Good Morning ! dear reader. flow does your sub. to Tim News -Record read ? 'Ph° label tells the story. Goderich The funeral of the late Capt. Frank Traunch of Detroit, formerly 01 Ooderich, took place to the R. C, cemetery here, Cap t..-Traunch was the father of Mts. (Dr.) Cassidy of Coder:ht. • Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith of East street ate visiting friends at Shorts - Title, N. Y. `Mr. Fred Davis shipped five cars of mileb cows to Alberta last week, The marriage took plaeeson Wednes- day of last weelt of Miss Etta, daughter of Captain John McDonald, and Mr. James E. Drennan, the. Rev, Geo. E. Ross officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Mennen will reside -on Quebec street. Mr. James Morrow of La, Riviere, Man., visited at the homes of Mr, IV. J. Taylor recently. A large funeral took place last week from. the residence of Mr. Jam- es Faegan sixth concession, Col- borne Toweship when the body of Thos. Faegan, 'Aged 54 was 'laid to was not until a late hour, or an Mr. IL .f, Morris attended the lately been moved front his own Vinghain Mrs. C'arrick has 3:eturneri from an extended visit with her .daug,liter, Mrs.' R. Mills of T'6ronto. Mrs, MeCool of Londesboro spent a few wee rs with her daughter iit town Mrs, L. J, A wde, returning Bone last week,. Mr,, W. 5'. Morse of Biscicfield, Maine, is . -the new Principal 01 the WingiinBusiness College, Mr, C, L. Burns having reSigned. V. $., is setting sisp praetice in Dr. Wilson's office and will move Iris 'fatally to, town as soon as he can proettre, a suitable, residence. Mr. Edward Haines'another of Wirigham's old residents, passed a- way at his home in the Town Plot .TIntrsday, week aged , seventy-four years. - early hout, if you reckon from next meeting of the Grand Lodge of the farm to that of the brother's, ad - day, that the party departed. Need- A • 0 U. W. in Toronto last week. joining. Despite the bad condition of less to say Mr. and Mrs. Pod are Mrs, Ernest, Stewart, left last week the roads, over 80 rigs were out to popular entertainers, • for her home in Winnipeg after spend- give their last respects. He was un-( ing the winter with Mr, and Mrs. married. Jas. Stewart of town. D H 11 Ta los son of Dr and Hullett Township Mr. Chas Connell, who spent the winter visiting his mother east broth- ers hereabouts after an absence of twenty years, returned. to the west a fortnight ago. Mr. Connell, who has a fine stock farm' in the neigh- borhood of Prince Albert, Sask., pur- chased and took with him to the west the prize witming Clydesdale yearling stallion, Captain Tom, from Messrs. T. McMichael and Son. This fine colt was bred by Mr. Living- stone and purchased when a colt by T. McMichael' and Son. 1Vheir a colt. Capt. Tom took first prige at Blyth and Clinton, as a yearling he, carried off first at Toronto and London, and first and champion over all ages at Goderich last fall. The following is the report of S. S.- No, 2, Mullett, for the month ot February, the. names in order of merit Sr. htli,—Nonnan Tyndall, Fer- ,gus VanEgmond, Mottle Diggin, Mabel Lockwood, Jr. 1111, --John Mann. Sr, 3rd, Gracie Gliddotc, Stanley Hale. ' • • ,Jr. Srd,—Cllifford Tyndall, Bernard Reynolds, Gertrude Bayley, James East. ' Sr. 2nd,—Myrtle Hunter, Violet Glidden, Alma Hale, (equal) Louisa Hale, Chester Gliddon. Jr. 2nd, --Annie Shobbrook, Mar- jory Glew, Harold Glow, Willis Van- Egmend, Eddie Dale, Bessie Lock- wood, Leonard Munter, (equal). Sr. 1st,—Bella East, —Harvey Reid, Teacher, 1,000 Broilers ailL each week during June, Julg, August. To obtain these we are selling the Famous. Prairie State Incubators • on the easy payment plan. • EGGS AND POTJ.LTRY TAKEN FOR SAME. Four good horses Wanted for Montreal • • bg April 1st. GUNN, 1,ANGLOIS CO. CLINTON. .411. TR.T..yg...AATHA, ,wm. JENICIN$. 5. aro y • Mrs. Taylor of town, who has been on the staff of the, General Hospital, Toronto, for some time, has been a11 - pointed superintendent of the Cleneral Hospital at Calgary. Mr, and Mrs. E. P. Paulin of Re- gina, formerly of Goderich, were vis- itors in town last week. Generic& expects to have hydro el - Bettie current by August; 1, Engineer Castor, of the Ontario eoinniligsion, was fir town last week doing pre- paratory work in connection with the advent of Niagara Power, which will 'be distributed from the present building at the harbor. Clinton, al- so bon the Seaforth extension of the transmission' line, will have the 'cur- rent turned on about the same time. Mr. J. E. Beachler has purchased thirty acres of bush land from Mr. Chas, Whitely of 'aoderieli township and is already getting in the tim- berto his mill in • town. Mr. J, 0. Robertson, who is hi charge of the S. G. Detchon farm comprising about 15,0.00 acres at Davidson, Sask., s visited his allele, Mr W. R. Robert4en of town last week. Dr. B. A. Smiltie of Palmer, Iowa, visited friends in town last week. The funeral of the late William T. Potts took place 'on' Thursday last fgern his residense, Cambria Road. The .deceased had not been in good health since his accident last fall when he was thrown from: a rig and his wife was killed and he re- ceived a had shaking. up. He was seventy-seven years of age. Three sons and three daughters survive. ' CORNER Sion Live and Let Live. G 130 (SPIRT MS FR fsrIS A R13.1 VING ISAILEY. FRUITS—Bananas, Oranges, Lsnl- ons, Grape, Fruit, Marmalade, Pine Apples, also Green Apples. .Freah Water, Hetring, Ttout, Con Fish' and Smoked Herring. . , FRESM FOR SAT URDAY--Lettice (telery, Crimea'. Onions, Tomatoes, Oalbagn, HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR 'BUTTER AND EGGS. A CALL SOIJOITE11), . • LIVE AND LET, ` LIVE GROCER. • Wingham . Mr, Miller Proctor had removed to the farm recently ptireliaSed from Mr. Mastv()11 on the lihret'ale Road 'elle remains of. Miss MeP who died sitting beside her lire no Ifilonday week, were taken to 1Sinbro, wlie•re the fannly origittaity tanned, for interment. Mr. John ifsenirox has liceir ass dell tile contract ,f or c y Iie•• over the new inail route out 01 Wingliam along the Gth -con, of Turn-. berry. Reeve McKibben has -purchased the residence . recently occupied, by, Mr, IS. Rae, Miss Annie 13. Scott was married at the home of her brother, Mr. John S. Seott, on Monday Week to Dr. 11. F. Kirkby of Beigrave. MARCH IS GOOD 'NYE TO BLIV, IF YOU WANT BARGAINS, YOU GET IT ON SMALL LOTS. IF YOU WANT SPECIAL, VALUE IN NEW GOODS NOW IS THE' TIME TO GET A LARGE SELECTION. PAIPER, HANG- ERS ARE NOT BUSY NOW WHICH 1$ WORT AD- VANTAGE. Cooper Co. CLINTON Lister Gasoline Engines No better on the market and the best for use on the farm :for primping, chopping, ole. The Lister Lighting Plant will light your IMOSe and brien and do It well at small eost. Meiotic Cream Separators have 110 SILpelfilOp, • --•.•-••••• . W. H. L0BB, Agent Clinton P. 0, N\111 tile Time lo Buy Horse Clippers SPECIAL PRICES FOR ONE WEEK Regular $1. 25 Fetloclr clippers for $1 0(1 " , 1 25 Florae " for 1 10 2 00" Ball bearing clippels.. - —for 1 75 2 25 4• 4onuav-. for 2 00 " 2 75 -' " " for 2 50 , 1 only Stewart enclosed hall bearing hand power clipping maChine, regular $10 for 8 50 Yiist receivedfa big fresh stock of Dr. Hess' Stock Food, Pan- acea for the hens, Louse Killer and Rom) Remedy, A good assortment of Allow inum ware. Look for our ad. next week. Harland Bros. STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES. WITHOUT A -DOUBT 'YOU'LL FIND THIS OUT— IN ALL YOUR TR-AVELS ROUND ABOUT THE BREAD THAT'S BEST IVITM ANY MEAL— IS JUST THE ONE AND ONLY REAL— MOTHER'S BREAD Astsporr.Pmmopp • Better Bread Could Not Be Made. —THAT'S WHAT YOU'LL SAY WHEN YOU HAVE TRIED THIS CRISPY, CRUSTY, MOTHER'S BREAD I3ARTLIFF'S PHONE NO. 1, AND HAVE IT DIIILIVERED To YOUR HOME EVERY DAY. During the month of February we will place on sale All Lines Furniture at very greatly Reduced Prices It will pay you to inspect our large stock of up-to-date goods. The Store W of Quality. Waiker Phone 28 Furniture Dealer and Undertaker Residence Phone 140 FURNITURE, CARPETS OR SHADES Please remember that the three flats of this Big Store are packed with house furnishings specially selected for their beauty, comfort and wearing qualities. There are no better goods made than ours, no lower prices than ours. Fancy White Beds p.00, 3.50, 4,00, 5.00 Woven Wire Springs $2.50, 3.00, 4.00, 5.00 Sanitary Mattresses $3.50, 3.75, 4.00, 5,00 Brussels Carpet $1„00 and $1.25 per yard All. Wool Carpet 65c, 77c. and $1.00 Union Carpet 25e, 35c, 45e and 50c Cork Linoleum 45c and 50 per single yard Rugs andlyvindow shades in many colors and sizes. Drop in at any. thne. FURNITURE au s, NDERTA KING J. H. CHELLEVV tate d ,•[ afit, L.