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THE
MEDICINE WIEST
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: In te-sh
.he stablould
have
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Sweet Nitre.,
:
Laudeuni, •
Linseed Oil,
Salts,u
Sulphur,,
Douglas'
Stook invigorator
" Worm Powder
" Cou4 gh ileave Cure
" Poultry Spice
" Embrocation
.• Empire Poultry Duster.
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; W. S. R. HOLMES
Manfg Chemist.
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letralieloseliteratereasewaer
. Rus'rein's House. on Wilmer% 'Hill,
London,which it had hem feared
would be abolished, has now beau
taken on long lease, and is to te
converted into.. a school.
• Returning ler hie' home at lIanwell,
Mr. 0, - M. Si tinboch found his wife
uneonseloes ve1.11 Ina Ittenontlisboy
„dead in her arms. The room was full
et gee, .eat:s.d, itis thought, by the
.evoma.n knocking against the gas pipe
when in a fainting ilt.
Penzance -Chamber of .Conurieree is
seeding a hamper of Cornish mackerel
for the forthcoming dinntr of the.
Cornish Association, in. ',canton in or- •
der to • xemove the imprt Won that
' . January, February and March are not
I •
he "eating inotiths" for thie Asa.
-la King Edward hes eensented tetope
the e
: -. e new memorial building at Eton in
memory of Etonianswho fell in. the
.Soutti -. - African eampaign. The cer-
emony will net tate piece. until June
aext„ as a, greet deal of work has yet.
to be clone to t ie interior of the strue-
ture, • .
—RELIABILITY — EXPERIENCE -
Slabs
For Sale
WE HAVE FOR SALE A
QUANTITY OF HEMLOCK
SLABS, CUT 16 INCHES LONG
SUITABLE FOR RANGES.
J. Hamilton
COAL
' ORDER YOUR YEAR'S SUR -
PLY NOW.. THE BEST IN •
THE MARKET, $7 PER TON,
BUT IF ORDERED AND PAID
FOR BEFORE MAY 31st, A DIS-
COUNT OF 40 CENTS A TON
WILL 13E ALLOWED.
Orders left at Davis & Rowland's
will be promptly attended to. •
W. J Stevenkoti
=a.m.
Real Estate for Sale .
FARM FOR SALE OR To "RENT --
Lot No. 36, Concession 9., Hullett
towoship, known as the DodsWorth
farm is offered for sale or for rent.
Apply to either .of undersigned.—
Miss J. E. Rudd, Executrix, Clin-
ton. W. Brydone, Clinton.
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FARMS FOR 'SALE—ONE AND A
quarter miles from chure,h, post -
office, school and the village of
Auburn. Suitable for gain or
grass. tot 27 on the 2nd con. West
Wawanosh consisting of 100 acres
of land, 15 acres under bush Iafll
the balance nearly all grass, A
brick house, a bank barn azsco, e
Ilrivieg house '2 WO with a cement
pig house underneath, are on said
premises. Also lot 28,
Wawanosh, 2nd con., directly oppes-
ite said lot 27, containing 100 acres
of and, 15 acres of Which are beeli.
On this lot there is a bank barn
40x60. There are 4 acres of good
bearing orchard on the two farms.
Both lots are well fenced arid • un-,
derdrained. A never failing- = spriog
runs across both farms. Posses -Sion
can be givet at once. Terms eat),
The proprietor is now past the a,ge,
to farm.—Apply to Thomas Nich-
olson, Auburn P. 0. Prompt reply
will be given to all communica-
tions. Feb. 13-08*
FARM FOR °SALE.—THE ukDER-
signele offers for sale part` of lot
40 on the Bayfield Road, 1 mile
south ott Clinton, consisting of 20
acres. Good frame house with st-
one cellar, barn 36x70 with cement'
basement. Easy terms. .-- J. A..
Smith. 40
PAR111 FOR SALE. LOT 24, CON.
a, Stanley, containing 160 aeres, 10
acres of bush, the remainder is Well
tweed, underdrained and In a gOOd
atate of cultivation. 1 acre qt or-
chard and small fruit. Oi the pr
misea Is a two story brick hotifte
with slate roof, a first-class farm
house, a barn, size, 44
z 80 with stone stabling, a ten:tent
silo 14r80, good driving house, pig
pen and hen house, Two never -fail.
In wens. This farm is situated
miles from Brumfield, 6 from Mu«
ton and on c,•od gravel road, Ap-
ply on Or' premises or address
intbert Nott, Clinton P. O. 02
United States •Subseriliert -
will pleake uote that we liave tO
pay one cent lieetage on eaeli pape
er going to the Vetted State.
This means that your sithaerip-
tion must be paid in edvante.
When you gee yoar teubscriptien
expirine please remit $1.30° for An,
other year eo thht you will not
miss see copiee of Th? NeWe-Itere
ord.
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500 ACRES IN. NURSERY STOOK.
—Agersts wanted al. once to sell
for Pall 1008 and Spring 1909 de-
livery ; whole or part time;
terms; mint free.—The , Thos. W.
Bowinan ta Son Co., Ltd, Ridge-
ville, Ont,
EGGS FOR HATCHING.—WHEN
visiting the Poultry and Stock Show
in Clinton on the 2nd of 'April don't
fail to leave your ordee for eggs
from the prize winning pens of Par-
tridge and Columbian Wyandottes at
$2.00 per 13 or 3 sittings for $5.00.
Owned and bred by. II. E. Rorke,
Clinton,
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PAPER HANGING AND .DECORAT-
ing,—Good. work guaranteed. Agent
ler the Enipik Wallpaper , Co.
Samples furnished, 10 cents a roll
for Imaging. Your patronage'ree
eseetfally solicited—J. E. Coo'.
Spring.Tenn Opens 11131 1
• Thoroughness is the keynote of
this institution. Our school stands
tor whit is highest anti best in. bus-
iness. :education. We 'ha.v three
hand ,departin:nts — Corametcial
'..Shotelland and Telegta.pliie. Our
•graduates always succeed. If inter-
ested gct our. free catalogue,
.Elliott, 6, McLaehlan
PRINCIPA LS
CORN •FOR SALE.—I HAVE A
quantity of good yellow corn for
sale. Cash 'or exchange for grain,
Standard Elevatoree-W, G. Smith.
FIELD STONE :WANTED.—THE'
• Street Committee of the Clinton
Cottuoil are-prollar-1,41-40--bado
stone from farmers .for. use , On the
streets: To bedeliVered. in Clinton.
Ferther lifformation,.: prices, etd,
application to W.' G. Smyth, chair-
man Street Committee. • (19
OR OVENS, SURGEON; OCULIST,
Specialist,. will be at Holmes'. Drug
Store, Clinton, on April 2nd and.
30th. Glasses properly: fitte:d.,Diseas-
es of the eye eir, nose and throw
treated.
SPRINGTERM
, FROM • 'APRIL -6TH MERGEST
INTO ' OUR SLIMMER ••:TERM ,
FROM JULY. BTIL
NOW -AND - BF. .11t...,ADY FOR A
GOOD SITQATZON IN •
EARLY AUTUMN, NEW CAT-
ALOGUE • 'FREE., ;WHITH
6entral Business College
'YONGE &• GERE RD STS.,
TORONTO.- •
W. H. SHAW., PRINCIPAL;
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.CANADA'S 1-lI0i,1 CLASS SCHOOL,
SPRING. TERM PROM APRIL -1st.
I4NTrillt. NOW AND- BE nr.Any, TO
ACCEPT A GOOD POSITION IN
THE St,316tElEt OR FALL. • AT-
TEND
ELLIOTT'
TORONTO, ONT.
. This college, has better conr-
ses; • better teechers, better
egttipment, better facilities for
• placing students in poeitione
them the average buiinees col-
lege, OPeti entire year, All
graduates get positionee, Hand-
some, Catalogue free.
W. J. ELLIOTT, " Principal.
Career Yonge And Alexerider streets.
NEW MEAT MARKET.
We have Moved Itit0 the store
next to The Newsellecoril ()Mee
where We. Will keep constantly' on
hand a full 'stair of Fresh and
Cured Meets. Our ptitee ere 10
keeping With the times and each
order will We've prompt Were
thin. Your patronage or at
Watt a Share of it Is reSeeetftillY
coLeLopati anos.
uron
Clinton News'Uecord
,oupty News:.Gathere
for Reeord,ReadOs
March 26th1 1906.
19 .11111
rrom The NeWs,Recori of
• Ma,reli 27th, 1889
Olinton, March 26t1i, 1889
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Rattenbury of
the Rattenbury HOuse spent Sunday
in 1'40440n.
Mr, and Mrs. Forrester of "Mitchell
snent a few (lave with their son Mr.
D, A. Forrester and family,
Mr, R: J. Tufts of the Grand Union
left on Friday on a business trip to
Massachusetts. He will return in a
couple elf months.
Messrs. 11, Clucas and H. Et Roth-
.
well. repaesentatives oftwo of the
leading wholesale paint and tarnish
houses. were visiting their families in
this eection over Sunday, •
The Young People's Christian En-
deavor Society of the Ontario street
Methodist church paid a visit to the
young ipeople of the Rattenbury street
Methodist caurch last •Monday et en-
ing and spent a very. Pleasanttime
together.
Mr. Frank Sheppard has sold out
his tailoring bilsinese as stated last
week. The bargain was Closed and • a
deposit 'Made to bind it, but the pur-
chaser Could net see hie way clear to
go into the hirsiness. Mr. Sheppard,
however. was not anxious to edit
He wished to.join his brother in the
Northwest. • but is perfectly Satistica
to remain* in Clinton where he is do-
ing a gelled business.
JphoSon and Armour shipped a' ftne
lot of shoals ad double harness to the
Northwest last week. Mom will fol-
low- ••'
LOole-PuL Clinton—The; town of
Godeeich has taken •up the fee:tory
problem' and is going•to try and .stave
it. Akan's.... •Bleak:stone & .Caer of
Clinton have made a proposition to
thm town. to 'put $2000 in an organ
and fiirniture-fectorseethere,' providing'
prteare capital . to the eitent of
$10,00.0 is • :raised. and . a graht of
$5,000 and tree, site be given by the
•corporation. The .ackene is well ander
way and We are told there is ever),
possibility pe it being Catriect to. a,
secCessful• iesue. , •
'Base 13a11.—A :meeting to organiae a
Base • BailClub wall be held. at : C.
Spooner's hotel on Friday, 29th. hitt.
at 8 o'clock p. m. sharp, All interes-
ted should attend •as there is business
of importance on hand.'
• •
Bayeeld, March 27th, 1889
Miss Hattie Sellars is home lion
De ttoi t. . ••
. Mr, ?oily of Goderich was ite town.
last week
s. Welty thieks of going, into the
nursery. business. •
The farmers haVe startsd ploughing
1nthisvichrity.
Re et e Castles was: in CI ederieh east
week, •
. rifis• .Richard Herd 1101110 II:0in
Michigan .4.o.oking bale andelizaa•tye '
Revival meeting§ are • still 'being
had in the Methodist eburch.. •
Ice fishing. is now oYer ; the boys ,
haVe net made*
The ice..,iato' on the river last wean
tore away an abutment of the bridge.
: Lenten services are' being coadueted
in Trinity.church on Wedne ;day eveit-
ings. • ' • •
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Morris Town:ship.
Miss 'Murchison of Glenannan,
yisitor at Jas, Shurrieat, 4th line.
Miss Bessie Evans is. home. from
Oxford, Co. after an absence of o'see a
year. She is welcome bac. •
ThiS Week ,James arid Alex. Nichol
delivered a Span of brood mares at
Ethel purchasol by Geo. Nichol, I
Listowel. .
DUAgt1111104,
Miss 'Wary Mills is spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Medd.
Miss Pentland of Nile was the
guest of Miss Mary Ryan on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Blows, of Mitchell,
were the guests of J. 13. Walkoin and
wife on Sunday last. •
Wm. Stuart returned oa Saturday
last from, Peterborough, where he
spent the wintet in Allen's timber
limit.
Wm, McClure, Wife ,and child seetit
a. couple of days last week with Mr.
IVicClure's friends in Hullett and Col-
orne townships. .
Mr. Smith is at present, vhating his
son, Rev, N. A. Smith. Re has been
in the West for a couple of years and
will spend some tine here,
Miss Richards of St. Marys, arrived
on Mondayand will have charge of J,
13. Walkorn's Millinery department
the coming season..
Wm, Sproul has -sold his house and
Jot to Wm, 'Ryan, Mr. Sproul will
move into. the house recently vacated
by his mother, Adjoieing his.ehop,
Mrs. Sproul, sr., will hereafter maye
her home with het son David.
Jas, Bailie, moved last week to
Walkerton, where he has bought Geo.
Stoners' bakeik: business as stated
last week. Mr. Sothers will Move to
the, farm- recently vacated by Mr,
Bailie. kre.. Stothere , and daughter
arrived on ,Monday and are spending
a few days at M. Stoners' old home
err •
Chas. Agar, wife and family, who
have been residents of Der village for
emne time, left yesterday for Saska-
toon, Saske where Mr, Agar has rote
rd three quarter -sections of land frona
the Durnin Eros. Leslie Agar also
accompanied them. We join with their)
many ,friends • he -e in wishing then)
emit,- success in their Western home.
• Belgrave
C. McClelland was in Toronto last
week. : • . • •
Charles Va,nnorxnaii visited lite pae-
ents lest vireek. •
W. Wray Was at Dobbinton and
Cliesley last -week.
Mies Robertson of Toronto' is „visit-
.
ing .hee, aunt, ltira. Halliday. • •
John L,' Geddes was in attendance
at the A.O.A.J.W. 'Grand Lodge, iii To-
ronto last week. • ,
• Rev. M. J. Wilson of Teetwa,tere
preached on ISPIgrave •eiteuit thee Sun-
day. . .
Mit Stonehouse has•,returned, after
spending a'coup le of months among'
friends at . Wyoming. And Thamesville.
Mr,. and Mrs. Dave Tisdale of Si..
Augustine moved ante) Belgrave last
week. • • .
John Budge, who has been visiting
his father, 'Petet Budge,' for a • couple
of menthe, has accepted a situation in
Norwich iri a large, bakery.
, List fall Charley Johnston, jt.,
-paet-Teleetheleseleeethe--eld-seotrittry
and
put a. note. in, -one ofethe barrels for
Which he gOtta-reply that the epaies
wale rkeieed in good order in - Hun-
ger or , 7-Engialtd. A posteard was
eneloie.:c1 in the letter, giving e.view
of the town. .
Under the aespices of .the W. M: S.,
entettainment will: bp given in 1113
Relgrave Methodist eebureli on Friday
evenirig, March 271h, by the Carey
Twin Broe.e soloitle and entertainers
of Freelton, Orit. Theseeittertaine'es
ere of high standing and give tveey
hpleasi.ng and intereiting critertalla
Birthday greetings 'to Wm. MeCrae
on the 17th of March, the anniversary
•of his 75th birthday, Mr., McCrae of I
.this urea the reciaient of num-
erous birthday remembrances. A
beatitiful .pot of Cinerarta from ' Mr.
t4proat, .4 pot of 'genuine Shamrock
from' Wm. Wateon., alio ipeS, tobae-
ce, cups and saucers, anaple syrup and
numerbits Irjsh; dards,' As birthday
Stop Plumping. Auction Sale Register.
To secure the best men in the town-
ships ef Ontario to serve in the coun-
cils of their respeetive Municip-
alities is the aim of a bill whit:a will
he introduced in the legislative as an
amendment to the Municipal. S. et.
The eaIan is to have the councillor& el -
feted individually. At the present
time the reeve and depu1y reeve • are
elected individually, but the council-
lors are elected together those at the
head of the polls being the. men to
teke effice. Long ereeerience of the
working of WS system saews there
is altogether too much of the clique
voting and plumping. The result. is
'that it is often difficult for even a
good man to be elected, and it h? is
(elected there is altvaye an uncertain-
ty about his remaining long in the
council, for the people in one corner
of the toWnship may 'plump' for - a
certain candidate, and run him in.
in the towahip of Brant for • In-
stance, at the last election orre candi-
date received fifty-five !Miumpere" itt
one poll. If, however, the councillors
are elected individually, that is, each
Friday, March 27t1i at 1 p. m. at
• lot 10, con. 0, Hullett, extensive Sale
Of lleavY horses, allie$ and geldiege.—
LeiPer, proprietor ; T. 13rown, euc-
tioneer.
Saturday, March 28th at 1,p.
on con, 5, Stanley, farm stock and
implements.—Thos. Gemmell, Prep -
deter ; Thos, Briown, auetioneer.
Thursday, April and, at 1 p. in, at
lot 28, con, 0,. Hilbert, farm ,stock
and implemerfts,—Andrew McLellan,
proprietor ; Those Brown, auctioneer.
Monday, March '304h, at 1 p rn., at
lot 12, con: 7, Hibbert, farm etock
and inipleinents.—James Young, pro-
prietor ; Thos. Brown, auctioneer,
On Friday, March 27th, M. James
Leiper of lot 10, con. 9, nutlet, will
offer for' sale by public auction 20
draft edits and 25 head of cattle. The
auctroneer will he Mr. Thos. Brown.
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ANY- PERSONS WISHING, TREES
Cut down or pruned on, street op-
posite their property are requested
Ioapply to the Street Committee.—
candidate run for a deOnite set oa W. ,G, Smyth, Chairman. 14
the council, as first,' secant} and third
councillor, then there an., be no
plumping, and each candidate will
have tostand on his own merits!, as
be should in this country. This sys-
tem would: • bring, a better class of
men into the, township cauncile, and
that would be e verY goodthin, of'
course. Whoa, the deputation from
the Ontario • Municipal .Association
was at the Parliament Buildings last
week .to lay ibeir demands: before
the Government, several ' of them
strongly approved of the. systeni.
•
The .• Member for
West !Aaron
trodOces 'Wise
•Legislation.
. Lewis Has Good Bill,
E. N. Lewis of Huroe hes hammer/
ed. :into shape his hill to 'discourage
thekilling of men, women and chil-
dree by 'hunters. Thebill provide § for
this addition to the criminal code :
•"Every one is guilty of an indictable
offence, and liable to two years' Im-
prisonment, who. injures byshdoting
any person although the person
cherged believed • the .object he et -vas.
I aiming at was a 'deer, Moose orother
animal."
Has A Record.-
• E. N. Lewis ot West Huron, has
'more, than one claim to plaster per-
petuity in the Boyle' Museum: In the
_first place it washe. who took ethe
*est Huron seat front Bob I-Telnier, of
Clinton. In the eecOnd; 1i3 hae
tinguistird himself at Ottawa as • the
originator of, common-sense legialae
time. She hill ' is
the newest. •
, • Mane Are Killed.
1. .
Mi. .• Lewis, before' ataiting this hill,
colletted statistics 'showing that
greetings from his many friends.
A Guild was formed last fall in
enough people• to populate a fair.sized
. . ,
town were killed yearly iti ,•Panoxla
andthe United States neecerele=e 'Imre
tors. Hc;has noted that these. hun-
ter § ate liable to no.' eozt of piinisle
ment, breatee they kill by mistake.
At the sante time' they may be .ptin-
'shed and heavily, punished if by mis-
take ethev-ekilleinecontravention of
game laws of tbe province or district
in which theyare hunting.
The Lewis Velment is thel'a human
being -ought to be as precious as, for
'exainple, a cow moose and ought to be
prOtected 'from the guneeof Mee wh'o,
to begin with are hunting for.Pleasur0.
only: The bill hes tetia • given a firet
reading, and Stand; Unieng the public
bills and tirders.—Toront.o..Telagrara•
Jelin Mellor left on Tuesday.:fo ms, conneetioi • with 'Knox eimaebe •Bei,
uoes NI& wish • • •
horne in the great Welt:atter an se. Arave, Which hes heen wolf attenaed
• •
joyablevisit with relatives, and frie:nde by' its • membership 'ever since, The
'.this comMunity. Ile' is a sem of
ittprogramme has 'been in titre, literary,'
inteeionary . and • Bible study. Two
Thos. Bieiby, 8th line, • . . • • •
e • socials ha,ve also been hold, thesecond.
'George, W.- .Jac 'in and wile, who of Which was last Friday e letting,
have spent the winter 1 It fot when a most enjoyable two hours
their home itt the' 'West last Weea,
wt re seent by some 80 or 90 people.
Harty 'Jackson, brOther to ihe-former, One part of the 'proceedings was of
'also : went. They ;look a car of stoe particular interest, . the preim
and 'settlers' effects. • • ing of an addressand $13 to one of
, Tuesday of last Week Jas:..A, Moore. its Members, Mr..Harold Appleton,
lett ona prospecting :four to the Who eapeets tei leave in. a couple ef
West; He has Tented. his farm .for weeke for Home Mission work in the
term of years to McCall Bros. Mrs, West.
Moore and family Will renfain itt thie
'locality for 1st time.
A quiet bUt • pretty wedding, was
solemnizea at the home of 'Thos. and
Mrs. I3ielhy, Mere's, on Wednesday
of last, week, March lIth, when their
daughter, Miss MatEgaret M., was mar.
lied to Jas. Calder, Delorto Rev. $,
Anderson officiated in the presmee of
only, the immediate relatit es ant
friends:. The twist° and groom -, w.re
unattended, the la•ide Nine daintily
gowned in cream and carried cream
toSts. •
Psychine Missionaries
A friend of Dr. Slocum. 'Remedies
writes: “send a bottle of Vsycnine
to IVIrs, W,. , They have a daughter
in decline, and 1 'believe it would
help her. 1 have mentioned your
reinedles teethe aamilyt and alto eited
tome of the miraculous eines accere-
pliehad ineide the lest 38 years, of
which 1 have Icnowledge,"
T. O. TI1WIN, Little Britain, Ont,
Pon down conditions iron lung, stont-
nth or other constitutional trouble our.
ed by Psychins. At all druggists, 50e and
$1.00, or 12/e. T. A. Sloane, Ltd., Toronto
Zurich
miss Colvin of Brussels has, been
engaged by J. Preeter to take chargc
of his millinery department for this
season.
,
Mr. Niro Kleinstelver who has been
with .3. 0, ICellerman Da shweod for
nearly eight years has engaged with
J; Prater es head clera. Mr. Klein-
steiver comes well recommenatd,
Mr, ITeury Web of the Babylon
Line, wee called to Rano on Wed,
reeday, to see his brother Jaeob,
who fell off a load of hay and ie
severely injured. '
• Mr. IT; Arnold, late- men'iger ot the
Mover,,ign , Dank ttt TTtittalb, is tbe
miteager tit the Wsons Batik
here. Mr. Arnold is Well end 'favor-
- ably known to the People tif this eee-
tion ond the Nelsotis. is ttt. he eon -
gra( Ilat.4 on seeiItin. hfu SAVieeS.
Th. ttto tttI if the Meekly. rt's
Lind beideie the. oreat foov rantilever
at New wtie, et tweet yeeter-
day, • .
She 'Was.Pa?
".1 WiSii 1 had a lot of 'data),"
Sez pa, one Winter's ••night; •
"aat go down South stay a• while
Where, days are. warman' bright."
He set and watched the fire did
(Seemed lost in thoughtful dase).
Till ma brought in: someetresh pine,
knots. '
Ansmade a eheeitul blaze.
"t wish 1 had a million shares
0' stock in •Ste,ndard Oil,"
SOZ Pa ; "I wouldn't do a thiiig."
Ma made the kettle boil, •
An' Mixed hot biscuits, fried some
Air eggs (sinelt good, you bet !)
Fetched Cheep an' doughnuts', made
the tea, •
Then pa—set down all' et !.
"/ wish I was
• Sex pa; "I'd •have a
Next, from the lounge, we heard a
more ;
Pae --at his ne,O
Ma did the dishes, shook the cloth,,
Itreeherl up; put things away, e
An' fed the eat, thee etarted up
Her phnis for bakin" day,
She washed, tin' put, some beans th..
soak,
Xit' set solet ,hreed to ree
Unstrung dried apples, Reeked 'eine
'too, •"
All ready for her Meg ;
She brought more wool, put out the
eat,
Then dallied four mire o' socks' ,• .
pa woke, an' ser, "tee, tittle for bed ;
Ma have you wound both zIousq 4"
Mary J. ti. Ilittehinson in March
Woman's MAW 'Companion.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—IN THE
matter of the estate of Ann Chap-
man late of Chilliwack, in the Pro-
vince' of British Columbia, widcov
deceased. Notice is hereby given
puiseumet to Sec, 38 of Chap. 129
R. S, O. 1897, that all persons hail-
ing claims againstor in respect of
the estate of the nal dei -'sed who
died on or about the and day • of
Juba 1901 are required to send by
post prepaid to W. Brydone, Clinton,
Ont, teliviter for Maria Chapnian,
a,dminstratrix, with: 'the will annexed
of the property -within 'Ontario, of
the 'said deceased, and sole benefic-.
aary with reapect -to the slid, proper -
y, On or before the iet day ot May
1908, their names mid addresses_ with
'full particulat's in writing Of their
claims, and statement of their • ac-
counts and the nature of the • se-
curities (if any), held bY them, duly
verified by Statutory Declaration.
Andetake notice •that after the said
first day of May le08 the
said admiiiistrataixwill pieeeed
and • ' take poseestion ef the
said peoPerty and appropriate • the'
same to herself as such 'sole benefic-
iary aforesaid "having regard only
to the .claims of Which naticat shall
then havebeen given to the. ander-
. signed solicitor and 'the said Maria,
Chapman will not be liable foe
said assets, or any, part •thereof to
any person or among or whose
claim notice shall not have be re-
ceived by her said solicitor. on •the
. said last mentioned date, Dated at
,Clintoe, Ontario, March 18, .4908.
' W. Brydoneesolicitor for Maria
Chaernan.
In the matter of the Clinton: Thresher
Company, limited, And inthemattee
of the winding up act, being ('hap -
ter 144 of the Revised Statutes of
•
Canada, 1906, .and Amending Acts.
Judical• notice to Creditors anti
other of the Clintpn Thresiter Corn-
.
pany, Limited.
Ptirsuent to the Winding -up order
made by 'the High Court of Justice
ill' Mt' illattZt of the Clinton Thresher
-Connranve • leteritrenta-airrain, the ma,tter
of the Windina:Up Act, *being Chapter
144 of the. Revised Statutes of Cana-
da aed Amending Acts, and detail the
28th day of February, 1898; the
Creditors of the .aliove, named ' Corn-
• patsy, and all ethers having claims
Against the said Conmany, having, its
head °nice in the town of Clinton:JD
the County of Huron and Province Of
Ontario, arc, on or before the 6th'
day of.' April, 1908; to send, by . post,
prepaid, to ' Osier Wade, Esquire,
Provieional Liquidator of the said
Conipany, at • 'hiS office, 671 Bay
etreet itt the City.. of Toronto, their
Chrietain and surnames addresses and
eleserietions, • the fullparticulars of
their claims, and the nature and
amount of the s,ectiritice, . if ariy, held
ha 'theta, and the specified value' of
Such eecuritie•s verified by , affidavit,
or, in default thereof, they • will be
peremptorily excluded from theben-
efit& of the said winding -up order:
The Local itfasilet of the High
Court or Juatice at Goderich will on
Wednesday, the 15th day of April,
1008, at 11.30 o'clock in the foaetioon
at his office at the Court House in -I
the town of Goderich in the. County
of Huron, hear the report of the Pit-
visioeal Liquidator upon the ...said
claims, and let all parties then at-
tend. .
Dated the 18th day of March, 1908;
13. L. DOYLE,
LeeaH
.I Master of the igh Court of
Jitetice.
.JUDICIAL NOTICE.
a •.•••
To the Creditors, Shareholders and
Contributore° of the Clintoa Thresh::
er Company, Limited..
Pureuent to the Winding -up' Order in
this matter, the undersigned Loett1
Mester of the High Court of Justive
at Goderielo will, on Wedintslay, the
150 . day of April, 10.08, et 11,30
o'Cloca In the forenoon, at b's Cham -
bees in the Court House' at, Goderich.
Anoint a Permarient Liquidatote of
the abote Comoany, and Itt all par-
ties, then attend.
Bated this clay, of Marea, 008.
, S. L. BOYLE.
Leta' Matter of the High Court of
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