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The Clinton News Record, 1913-08-28, Page 1144)-e' , -re ";,.:•!'re No. r199 —34t11 Year ' • . CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST '28th' 1913 THE HOME PAPER . ��d Morning.!, cents will pay a sub to The News -Record to end of 1913, anyplace in Canada T� tbe U. S. 40 C If you want for Wedding 9tleseitts the Jornething Sifierent you will find it easy to select in dilver Vkelco, Vut Vass. V:loekg and Vititta at Yielkar'6 jetvekrti. dtore P. S. --Wedding Rings the latest design. Y. Ye11qar jeweler ana Optician - - - Clinton 1 The Royal Bank OF CANADA. Capital Authorized 825,000,000 Capital Paid-up ' 11,500,000 Resei ve aud Undivided Profits 12,500,000 • Total Assets 175,000,000 825 Branches. With world wide Connection. Interest allowed on Debosits. General Banking business transacted. R. E. MANNING, Manager Clinton Branch. • Molsons Bank ' Incorporated 1855 Established in Clinton 1870 Capital and Reserve - $8,700,000 85 BRANCHES IN CANADA A - GENERAL - BANKING - BUSINESS - TR,ANSACTED. OJRCULAR LETTERS Ole ORELDT TRAVELLERS CHEQUES - - - ISSUED. ' 13Aene MONEY ORDERS SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT At all branches. ,Interest allowed at highest current rate; C. E. Dowding - Manager Clinton Branch. P WILLIS CHURCH, 41 Rev. Mr. johnetoni of ' Toront " preached at hoth services on Sunday, bet it is expected that next Sunday the pastor, Rev. D. K. Grant will restinte his work alter the suremee vacation, Miss Mary Glen sang a solo at the evening service- on Sun- day, , A 'TREAT. IPiper Macdonald of London has been the , guest during the past week of Mrs. Campbell, Maple street. On .Saturday evening a few intimate rid- ' ends were invited to hear this High- lander give a few tunes on the bag- ; pipes, a privilege whieh, was much appreciated, espeeially by those who happened to be descended teem, true ' j'"Ilighland", stock: Mr. Macdonald is ' a master hand with the pipes. 4 A.N ACCIDENT. ' IChester Marshall, who has been employed in a business office in Tor - Tato -siace Easter and who. was 1 spending a vacation at his home in 1 town, • metwith an. accident the oth- er day which will prolong his holi-' day somewhat. He was e_ngaged Ipicking apples when he tell, breaking a bone in his wrist and also ' 1 wrenching the same badly. As A consequence he now carries his left i arm in a sling. i . (THE WAR GAME. e; I Major Ranee left on Monday with Lis 1 horse for London to act as umpire in the shani lights taking place in I the vicinity of Mount Brydges this • ; week. The two forces which were to leave London and Glencoe res- pectively on Monday evening, bie- , ouacked somewhere along the lino oi !march, meeting on Tuesday for the ' sham battle. The manoeuvres will !continue all week. Maeor 'Rance was I the only umpire chosen from Wes- tern Ontario, . I IWESLEY CFTURCH. II Rev. Dr. Rutledge preached morn ,.ing, and evehing on Sunday. At the evening service the choir was assist ed by Mrs. Colville of Grand Ledge, Mich,, who contributed a solo whiolv was much appreciated. The combined preaching service and Sunday School session will be held next Sunday tor the last time for the seaeon. After that date the ser- vices will be held at the regular hours. The plan seems to have work- ed verywell indeed during the hot suenner months. A FALSE ALARM. ; A. ripple of excitement was caused on Saturday evening by the ringing of the fire. bell and everybody made a rush in the direction of the fire he reflection of -which could be lainly seer from the centre of the *town. As there were a great many n the streets a crowd soon gather- ed but before the fire brigade could get to the spot it was discovered to ; be only the burning of a lenge brueh pile at the south end of the town. ; It was something of a blaze, how- ever, and until its cause became known looked ab if it might pe quite a conflagration. TO VISIT THE WEST. The following from Clinton and vic- inity were booked through to various . points in, the west by Mr., W. Jack-, son this week : C. McKinnon, Sask- atoon, Sask, ; John Pickett, Avon- deau, Sask. ; Elmer Ker, Provost, I Alta. ; J. Agnew, Winnipeg e J. Neil- ans, Crystal City, Man. ; R. Jehni- son„ Carrot, Man. ;) ILLivetmore and Mrs. 1,iverenore, Winnipeg ; A. W. ; Cooper, Killarney, Man. ; Lindsay, Winnipeg ; A. and Mrs. Coftlough Lauder, Man. ; M. 'Seeepe, Winnipeg ; FI. Jenkins, Hayter, Sask, • R. ) Thompson, Macklyn, Sask., and- Mrs. Levi Wiltse, Saskatoon, PUSHING HYDRO ALONG. The hydro -electric pole plant, to the number of over thirty, who have been making the Normandie their headquarters for some time past, aie new camping OR the trail north , of town, west of the 13ase Line, From Seaforth the line runs up the 2nd eon. of leullett, then north a bit and across the country to Holinesville. From that point the I-Turon Road will be followed e to C4c4eerichThpoles are of 'cedar and were brought all the way from the State of Idaho, They are perfectly straight and are 30, 40, 50 and 60 feet long respectively. , IThe hydro line doesn't dip like the telephone and telegraph but ,is kept on as even a grade as possible, hence the 118e of the longer poles as the ground dips. In crossing telephone lines the hy- dro line is run ten feet, higher and at railway brossings thirty feet aboye Ole locomotive. 'There are as well °ate poles eestatter crossings a double Set Planting the poles from Clinton to Goderich will occupy a month, and 'then the stale starte on the wiring 'which may take three menthe so :that in all pedbability hydro power. will not, he 'On up this way 'until a- bout the end of the year. The local wiring, ,i,e,, will be, (Ione- hy jocal men tinder' the Superintend- ance of -an expert providedhy Ole Hydro-Electrie Commission. - The pole planting staff are a good- natured bunch of husky Yettng Can- ailearis. Mr. G. Gunther .is the titne-keePet, , , :e Ammecusen. u I READY-TO-WEAR CLOTH/NG IORDERED 010TRINO . The Well Dressed Feeling that comes from being diessed in a becoming suit of the right model, the proper cloth and made according to the latest dictates of style Is a part of the pleasure in selling clothes here. We beg to ant -jounce the arrival of our new fall sui.tings. Don't wait until you see the suit you want on some one else. Come in and make y, our selection now while the as- sortment is complete. • Prices $22 to $28. • • (Our Special $'4.5 Blue Suit is the talk of the Countru. Ask to see it) M0111115[1 CLOTHIIIC CO. • CLINTON, , ONTARIO Motto: "A Square Deal for Every „ • .ONLY A THE, Ilt)CAI_, The News -Record will be sent to any address in Canada lintel the end of 1913 for tiventy-live cent, To United States points it is forty. cents, Keep poeeed in the news of your locality and the county at large by reading the Peorile's Paper, that is The News -Record. , FLOWER SHOW TO-NFGHT, The Horiiicultural Society intend having a flower show in the council' chamber this (TIntreday) • eveningl It is now SOMO years since the So- ciety attempted ,anything of the kind, though for several years very credit - elite exhibitionwere held. The Shaw this evening will be free and promises to be well worth seeing, and . no doubt will be attended by a large number of citizens. C. I. COMIVIERCIAL COURSE. A -special commercial course ef two years has been arranged for students who wish to prepare thenibelves for business life. The aim has been to, provide a thorough business training together with sufficiently wide course in English and Mathematics to equip Wheat. 90e, to, gee.• . Cats 35c. Barley 50c. to 55e, Butter 19c. to 15c., Eggs 21e. to 22c. , I.,ive Hogs $9.10.4 A. GOOD MANAGER. Provincial Officer Phippee, while in Clinton this week paid a visit to Oho House of Refuge, eie thinks that Manager Mutch is the right man 'in the right place as everything is well kept and managed most economical', ly.--Wingham Advance, ' A BUSY MAN, • Mr, C. FIoare of thee music emir - lune is a very busy man these days for in addition in handling the large crop of plums on his fruit farm he is pushing the sale of -pianos and or- gans and just recently he has dis- posed of a piano in London, another in Ailsa Craig, one in Hay toten- ship and two in Wawanosh. ST. PAUL'S criurtm Sunday sapid has been resumed and will be held in the church for the the student for any position. This time being until the extension of the course will be under the supervision school Is finished., A water motor has been installed to pump the organ and was used for the first time on Sunday last, prey- ing very satisfactory. The Sunday Othool ite picnicking at Hayfield today. A MUSICAL EVENING. of Miss Stone, who has proven her- self a, most efficient teacher, THE LACROSSE MATCH. The lacrosse match between Goder- ich and Clinton on the home field ori Friday evening last resulted in a win for the visitors in a score of 143-4, The loss of the match leaves Clinton witbi one other chance of winning„ by playing the winners of yesterday's match, but as the team is being bre- keit up and some of the play- ers leaving totem it is not lik- riy that they will avail themselves of it. A SHOWER OF GOOD THINGS. A number of file Clinton filends of Miss Ida Holmes met at the residence of Mrs. H. B. Chant an Monday even- ing am), in view of a coming event, presented Miss Holmes with a misa- cellaneous shower, including almost everything you could think of from a bit of dainty china to a piece of hand- some embroidered linen. Each gift was , Mr, and Mrs: IL E. Rorke invited a few friends in on Moriday evening to meet theft guests, Mrs. Colville and Miss Eva Stevenson, and also to give them the pleasure of hearing Ole fotmer king. Mrs. Colville has a very sweet and well trained voice and those present much appreciated Ole privilege' of listening to her voc- al selectionte. LITTLE LOCALS. Next. Monday is Labor Day. Public Schools oPen en Tues- day next. The News -Record will be sent to any addrerk int Canada to the end of 1913 for • 25e, to the 'United • , . daintily wrapped and containee ` an Mr. James Scott entertained the 'appropriate rhyme, the reading of young men and boys of the Willis which passed a jolly half hour. Tile congregation at his home yesterday Riostess served refreshments after- evening) Needle0e to sae a most en - wards and a pleasant social time was icTahle 'time Was spent. :spent by the young ladies*- - - • W. G:"T. IT.*OFFICERS. MARRIED AT PORT ARTHUR. 'rhe following are the officers of the IV. 0. T. U. for the ensuing year : Hon. President, Mrs. Cacti. 11 President, Mrs. C. J. Wallis. Vice Presidents, Mrs. Rutledge, Mrs. Wylie, Mrs. Allin. Treasurer, airs: R. C-arter, Secretary, Mrs, A. T. deeper. Superintendents of departineets, Mrs, Wylie, Miss Washington, Miss Porter, Mrs, Jervis, Mrs, Ouning- hanie, Mrs, John Bean, Mts. A. J. Tyndall, Mrs, J. W. Moore, Mrs, Walter Manning, Mrs. La,vis, Mrs. Doig, Mrs. W. S. Harland, Mrs. J. A. , Irwin, Mrs, J. Twitehell, Mrs. A. T Cooper, Mrs, S. J. Alija, Ws, Me - Math, Mrs. H.,...Fltensteel and Rev. J. Greene. A "SHOWER" ON TUESDAY. About twenty of the girl friends e of Miss Helen Doherty went Up to her home on Tuesday afternoon and I .5 view of her approaching marriage shotvered her with a variety of ar- ticles which she 'will find useful I when she starts housekeeping, The bride-to-be was completely surmised but warmly thanked her friends for their thoughtful gif ts a jolly hall The marriage took place at Port Arthur on the 16th inst, of Beatrice 51. Hanishere, sister ot Mrs. W. H. Iftllyar of town, to Mr. Harry Fair of Port Arthur, formerly of Brant- ; ford. The bride will be remembered by many in Clinton as she on more than one occasion visited hei: sister here. On June 901 in the same city Miss .Any E. Hanishere, 'who is also very well known in Clinton, having spent Ole winter with her sister, Mrs. Ilellyar, previous to going to Port Arthur, was wedded to Mr, Joseph n, Finn. Mr. andi Mrs. Finn have takeil up residence in Port Arthur. The Clinton friends of the brides will waft good wishes. ONT. ST. CHURCH. gr. P. Von Rohl has kindly con- sented to assist the ehoit for a .time. Rev. S. J. ADM, the pastor, will condutt the services oil Sunday next preaching a, special serinon to young people in the evening. Miss Lulu Howe sang very accept- ably during the offertory at the ev- ening service on Sunday last. An "Alter Vacation Social" was held in the school room on Monday evening, when Miss Olive Cooper gave an interesting account of her extended trip through California: The ladies in charge served ice cream, cake and coffee at the close of the entertaihment. Rev Mr. Tolmie, for twenty years pastor of the Windsor Presbyterian church, occupied the pulpit of this church last Sunday evening. Mr. Tot- mie is a fimilar figure abut Bayfield where his family spend their sum- mers. He is an eloquent and pop- ular preacher. A TENNIS TOURNAMENT. An interesting tennis tournament was played off en Major MeTaggart's court on Saturday afternoon last, Ole players and scores being as fol- lows : In the preliminary round C. Hodgt son drew a bye; Ray Rumball and M. Counter ; Major\ McTaggart, min- us 30, Fred. Tisdall minus 15; Stew- art Scott, G. McGregor; 30; W. John- son, 15; Elmer Beacom, 30; E. Shell- ey, J. Weir ; Roses Forbes, 15; Brod- er MeTaggart, 30; Carl East,. G. D. McTaggart, 15. Ray Rtnnball won be , default; Fred. Tisdall won from M D. MeTaggart by 6-3, 7-5; G. McGregor won from Stewart ,Scott by 6-4, 6-1; E. • Shell- ey won from J. Weir by 6-3, 7-5; Broder McTaggart won be default; G; D. McTaggart won from • Carl East by 6-1, 6-2. in the semi-finals Fred. Tisdall had a, score of 6-2, .7..5; Elmer Beaeoen 6-0, 6-1; Btoder MeTaggart, 6-3, 5-1, 6-3, In the finale Broder MeTaggart won from Peed. Tisdall by a score of 6-3, 4-6, 6-3 as against 6-2,6-0, thus winning the finals by 11-9, 6-3. ' Some of the playing was exceed- ingly clover and was watched with keen intesest by the. Mends' of , -the . ; • liagfield, Mrs. (Dr.) Wright of 'IN/L*03.'30 111 been, visiliine her mother, Mee. Jew - Ole past few. weeks, Mi. Charles leraedeniald, wife ahd' family of Toronto are visiting tvitle the former's' behther, Mr. John Macdonald of Bayfield. Mrs. (Dr.) Thompson and Miss Marian, Clinton,„ and Mee'. S. 13. Clarke and Master' Gonege,.'Hanoeer, were in Bayeeld on Tuetelay, auto- ing to St. Joseph and ZueiCh. - Mrs. (Caine) J. Ferguson retheried 'home lest week after a two -months' left on the !alms With her husband Miss _Ruby Fisher returnee to Ber- lin DR Tuesday after spendftvg a few weeks iu' the village. , Rev. Mr. Hindson and family of St, Thomas are spending a few weeks in Lakeside Park. , The residentk of Deer Lodge Park gave a hop in the pavileloa on Mon- day ,evening, Mr. Alex. McLeod left on Tuesday Lor Montreal to attend medical col- lege. Mrs. MeEwan and Miss ElizaeDupee left ine Tuesday for Toronto. Mr. James Young, pastor of Ole Methodist Church, is taking a ant - night's holiday. He left on Monday tor Lucloeow. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Stelck returned to the village on Saturday atter • ail 'extended honeymoon trip through the Maritime Provinces, and 0 stay in I3oston and.,New York. They [cave hhortly for their home in Edmonton, Alta. Mee. A ttwood and her son, Mr. Harley Attwood, left on Monday for the west. : Mr. and Mrs. Weof Hamilton were the gfiests of Mr. and, Mrs. le. Heath at their cottage, " The Ced- ars" lakt week. Mrs. Wilson of Detroit is a guest at Mrs. Specimen's. Rev. Mr. Ball of Teeswater vas the guest of Mr. ane Mrs. IL Dreh- mann last week, Mre. 'I'. D. Bentham, and Miss Mor- ley of Detroit were the guests of the kfikses Austin at their eottage on Ole Terrace. Miss Edna S i I eestee and Miss Roberti of Detroit; Miss Ashton, Miss Ifopkins, Mrs. (Dr.) J. J. Mas- on, son and daughter, London Mr. and Mrs. Milligan and her SOD and daughter and Miss Graham, all of Detroit .are guests at Miss Pen guson's. Miss Daisy Dorien of Toronto is the guest of Mrs. Wherein in the the White City. err. McGinnis of 3e5roft s a encet at Miss Ferguson's. Mrs. Stirling of Bayfield ant her daughter, Miss Maud of 'forma:, turned to the village on Saturday ter spending kix weeks with h lends at the Soo, Rev. W. H. Harvey 01 London oc:- eupied the pulpit of the IVIeetiodist church on Staley evening lase. Mrs. leIcLean and daueliter, Miss Mabel, of S'eaforth areeeteding a, few week) in ,Mr. Thompson's cot- tage on the Terrace. Mrs. Maitland and elks KWh Win- ters of Detroit and Mise Perianth el Guelph were the guests of Mrs. Jamieson at her Cottage, "le ill Karo" in the White City. The annual meeting a tee Bileeeld ranch of the Bible Soeieey was ield in St. Andrew's church oe Mon- ey evening:, when the 1 iliateing of- ficers were elected for dm enening ear - Preeident, Rev. A. McFarlane ; 'ice, James Young ; 100. -we:serer, I. W. Erwin ; collectors venni as ast year. Alter the election of 'd- icers the agent of the 'Ioci.e.ey, 'reveth el Wyeeliffe College, e'fton- to, gave a very interesting lecture u the work of the Society :n Africa, lustrating it With limelight views. hour being spent in examining them. After partaking of refreshments the young ladies departed wishing their Holmesville hostess all sorts of good fortune in Ole future. Miss Doherty has been PePakar with her circle of friends and regret is felt that her marriage will take her permanently from Clive ton. GOOD LACROSSE. It was a big crowd which witness- ed the lacrOsse match, Wingharn vs. Godcrich, yesterday, in all probabil- ity a reeeird one for this county. And seldom liave so many aultoes been seen here at one time, they ringed the field. The Wingham contingent was an enthusiastic one, but in vociferous rooting the county town host did not take second place. Naturally the friends of the re- spective teams thought theirs was Ole bekt , but among impartial spec- tators the pretty general opinion was that the Wingliams were the better stick- handlers and that they played in hard luck, However, •be that as' it may, the Goderich team won by 7-4, and is now in the Personals Mr. Harry. Hunt of Galt )s ln town. Mr. Clifford Whitt-110re left this morn- ing for Toronto, IVIrs. Holmes Sr. ,arrived from St. Catharines on Tuesday to attend the marriage Of her grandson •• YOS- terday. She ie the gueet of her daughter, 'Vire. 1113. Chant. , .•• Holmesville " Mn F. V. Mord 510 daughters, Hazel and Fern, left for Ottawa on Monday. Mrs, Elford and 'Jean will 'remain. until /met week. Their car , Rev, R. J. McCormick conducted his own services oft Sunday; -1V1iss Edna Cooper, ,,5,ister of Mr. A. T. Coopee of Clin the% who, we on ( tinderstand has offered heirself as a missionari )00 China, gave, a most in- spiring ant interesting gddress in the Methodist eleuech on SeadaY morning the work 'fie mizeihns. Miss Coop- er is a pleasing speaker and Was Be- ttie:iced toHNovlintilel eaw igreatpeople dcw a 1 thatth6en; success in her work. Mr. arid Mrs. J. W. Yeo, Mrs. Robt. Acheson, Mrs. W. J. Nesbitt and daughters, Mr. Whitely a n d Mr. Holmes tohk in the excursion to Tor- onto on Tuesday, Miss Vance, who has been visiting her aunt), Mrs. George Holland, has returned to her home ireToronto, , ' , • Londesboro. 10110. Frank Gibbs and Mies Sadie of Clinton spent a few days with Mrs, "Gibbs mother, Mrs. BrOWIL this week. - Mrs. •A, Hamm and Miss Pearl' of Blyth visited at the home M Mr, James Hill a few days this week. Dr, E'ph. aril Mrs. Gray of Lud- dington, Mich., are visiting Ole Dr's brothels, Joseph and' Wm. Gray. -The Londesboro League visited the members, of Auburn League Wedees- day evening of this week. 11rti. W. L. lYferritt), ' and daughter of London :are' visIthig her Mother,' Mre• W. c.:+: CoOmbe,, The Missee Brunedon, whet have been visitieg friends hereabouts for some weeks, are ispending a few days in, Torouto and Niagara Falls prior to leaving for their 'home at 'Hartney, Manitoba, ort Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. CoVentry of Winghani spent Monday with Mrs. E. Bell of .1 u held . efl e i e as Pet] trait)] We are pftased eeport M. .E. players. • , Toronto on Friday • ' persoirlals.* 'MisS Lytle' of 0leeland, Ohio, le the guest of the Misseb Doan, ' Mies Dorothy 4-Iolnies of Brussels is, visiting Miss IleleneRobetton,, thinniegliame, Mrs. Colville, and. , Miss Eva Stevenson visited Sea - forth friends on Saturday, , Mrs, S. B, Clarke and her little sone Master George, of Hanover are the gleets, of Dr. and Itere. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Twitchell are in Toronto 'where the latter purposea visiting her sister; Miss Malloy., for a :week or so, Mr. and Mts. Lack Kennedy were among the contingent from Wing - ham who witnessed the lacrosse match yesterday afternoon), Miss Leila' Ford, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Js. A. Ford, left yesterday, tor Calgary to take a position on the city's Public school teaching staff, Mr9. A. J. Morrish and Miss Bessie bit this morning for a visit in Tor, onto and Pickering. Mr. Morrishi will probably follow at Ole end et the week. Dr, Smith of BaylleId was in town. on Friday on his way home from London where he had been profess.. sionally engaged from the Tuesday, previous. Mr. Roy Grigg, second son or Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Grigg, town, who +as for some time been a, member of the Montreal Bank staff,-Goder- lob, has been transferred to Hamil- ton. hies. James Finch left on Tuesday to spend the week with friends at Fairbank, Stratford and Toronto, Mr. leinell goes the end of the week and they will take in the big Fair. Mrs. Cardin of Brussels has been the gueot 'of her daughter, Mrs. Harry, Bartlift, during the past week, Mr. and Mrs. Bertha bringing her back with them when they autoeel 13russels. Miss Evelyn Tiplady, who has been taking a special course, in Toronto,. is spending the remainder of her vacation at her home in town. She will teach in Ripley during the coming teem, Rev. D. K . CI ran t, who has been summering with 111s family at Bay- field, has been taking a little trip through the Maritime Provin, cee, principally to visit his eft home in Nova Scotia, the past fortnight., Mr, 3. W. Newcombe of Fort Will- iam has been in town the last few (lays visileng his father, sister, and old friends in -town. He is looking well and seems' to be pros - peeing in the Twin Cities of 'MS - tern Ontario. Rev, Clarence Johnson, who has been ktationed at Brookilale, Man., for Ge past couple of years, is sigma- . ing a vacation at his home in town that of Mrs. T. D. Johnson. Mr. Will Johnson went) to Toronto to meat him on Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Parker, after a visit of a month with relatives in and, about Clinton and other parts of the proviace, le•ft Saturday morn- ing to return to their home at Dunne, Man., where Mr. Parker has charge of the 'grain elevator. They went by way of Chicago, St. Paul and Duluth. Mr. John) Rice after spending a cou- ple of weeks or so in Clinton and other Huron towns, returned on Saturday last to his home in Bow- manville. As the result of very, satisfactory, work Mr. Rice finds that his business of piano tuning is increasing wi eh each visit, His eld friends in Clinton are always glad to see him. Mr. A. F. Oudmore left for London Monday afternoon to attend the High Court of Canada of. the An- cient Order of Foresters as repre, sentative of Court Prosperity; There ate nearly 80.0 delegates pre -4 sent from all parts of the Domine ion, but, of course, Ontario hoe much the largest representation. In Toronto there are 10,000. An- cients,, one Court alone having a membership of 2,000. Mr. ,Ctidmore is an enthusiastic A. 0. F., To Ole insurance branch .he has paid particular attention and he has done much to increase the businese of the Society locally. Prof, Fred C. Elford spent the week'''. end among old fliends at Hol- inesville where his wife and familg Made a, Pongee stay, but all left foe their home at Ottawa the first of Ole week. Prof.' Elford is another of the Huron boys who are making good. ft is now several years, since he entered the Demin on Govern- ment service in ecinevetion 101.1 Ole Poultry branch of the Depart - nicht of Agriculture. About two years ago, tempted by a large sal- ary, he aece;pted- an ervgagement With an inettbater company in the . 11. S., nut' lie is too thorough -go- ing a Canadian to remain on the other side of the border, so when Ole Conservative Minister of Agree culture at Ottawa oftere41 ilini the very -important • post of -Domino ion Poultry Husbandman, with the • 'over -sight of the poultry deperte • *tents 'en the' Experimental Farms threitgliout the Dominion,. he amen, ted and ,is now looaeect at Ottawa, Poultry raising when Mr, Elforel first embarked in this line of work , was scayeely a side iseue on the Lam,. whereas it has now become an important and ,profitable indus, try. Continued adetneement has net spoiled the Professor in the Least for he is to -day as gerilal and unessumieg as ever,