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The News From Goderich
ELOISE A. $Ktruv(INUS VorreS,pondent
f{euneth Boyd of Ityrie Bros, jew-
elry establishment spent his holidays
at his old home here.
Dr. 11. Wigle of Wiarton was the
guest of his son, E. R. 1Vigle, at the
British F change oil 'Thanksgiving
Day.
Miss Butson, Wt'st street, is spend-
ing the season at the residence of her
sister, Mrs. Ptrey A. Malcolmson,
Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Macdonald "Dun-
donald," attended the Nordheimer—
Kirk wedding at Toronto.
Miss Lizzie Buchanan has had a
fine verandah built to the front of
her residence on Nelson street. It
is suppor,tcd by seven fine pillars.
Mrs. Captain Gibson spent some
clays this week visiting friends at Ex -
inion Alliance). Ile chose for his- text
the words found in :Batt. 7--17,
"Even so,. every good tree bringetli
forth good fruit." Mr. 1' enl:a^dy !nude
a good impression. His delivery was
good, his • voice clear and his dis-
course sound and sensible. Mr. How-
ard Russel of Toronto sang very ac-
ceptably the solo, "Come Home, 'Ye
Who Are Weary, Colne Home."
Mr. *Tallies :Currie of Fee's estab'
lishment .attended the convention held
in Toronto last week in the interests
of the Y. ?U. (', A. as the representa-
tive of the Cloderieh branch.
The Colborne Rifle Club. gave a
hop in Oddfellow's hall one ev-
enting last week,
On Monday , evenieg of last week
the marriage occurred of Mrs. Sarah
eter and Iiensall• MtCasnoll IVf Leod, widow of the lata
Mrs. John de Gravity of Toronto is Captain Murdock McLeod, to Mr.
the guest of Mrs. Ja•m.es Wilson at her. George 13Tcliay of "Echo Farm,"
residence, "Afton Lodge." Centre Lake, lrich The eerentony
Mrs. James McCracken returned to,took place at the residence of the
Berlin Fast week. bride's sister-in-law, Mrs. McCaskell,
Mr. and MTs. L. Warnock and little Stratford, and was performed by the
.son of Brantford spent the holiday pastor of Knox church, that town,
season the guests of the fermer's par- • Mr. and Mrs. McKay arrived in Gott-
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Warnock. .' I Erieh the following day and Were wel-
ter
J. S. liowrie and tittle daugh- conned at the bride's home by. Alter Helen have returned from their relatives, 'who had prepared a ban-
visit to Niagara where they were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Barry Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. William Love and
children of Newry and Mr. and Mrs.
David Nichol and children of Wing -
ham spent the holiday last week with
the ladies' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Porter, Britannia Road.
Mr. William Johnstone, late of
Clinton, is knight of the forge at
Doty's works.
Mrs. Barron and little Marine Weiss
visited Stratford friends last week.
Misaes Josie and Alix Saunders_
have returned to }lave•rgal College.
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Sharman announce
the marriage of their daughter Maude
to George C. Duggan of Detroit. •
Mrs. George Acheson and Mrs.: N:
W. Ilowell were delegates to the Pro-
vincial 11'. C. T. 1', convention held
last. week at Owen Sound. •
R. .3. Dean of fir. .lerome's College,
Berlin, visited his parents., Mr. and
Mrs. 1'. T. Dean.
Ir.Al(.:;Mitchell, who came to
-n from Clinton, is the G. T. R.
nduetor here andt
c is' popular with
the travelling public.
The Menesetung. Canoe (lett • gave
a grand supper in their club room on
Tuesday evening of last week, -
Miss Rose' 1laretitt has gone to
Tthica, New York, where she has beer
engaged as nurse in a private hospi-
tal.
The Oddfdlows' hall was well filled
on Thursday evening last c -n the oc-
casion of the visit of :lir. J. W. Ben-
go(Igh, the celebrated cartoonist. Ile
};ready amused the audience, tspec'ial-
ly by his ]kcal sketches. Drs. Taylor
and Macklin, Sheriff Reynolds, Mayor
Cameron and Police Magistrate But-
ler were all put upon the canvas
notch to the elate -whim( nt of the aud-
ience. Mr. 13engough's recitations
were ver • also
a ) y much t ch cnioyed.
The Women's Institute met- , on
Thursday evening with a large num-
ber of the nmmb( rte present. • A very
courteous letter was read by • the
secretary from Watson Straiton sec-
retary
ecreary of the Bot• Scouts, thankful-
ly acknowledging the receipt of .
dicett E Su 1 I' r
l m presented se urtcd by the in-
stitute. Mrs. McKinnon and Mrs'.
Swanson will attend the Convention
to be held in Toronto on the 16thatnd
17th. Mrs. McPhail of Manilla and
Mrs. liowrie were guests of the In-
itut •
t E.
Nurse Mallough was called to Luck
now last week in herca rofessional -
P P
acily.
Mr. and Mrs. harry Baker last Week
sent the writer, of these columns
a
very handsome broach from Niagara
Falls, Mrs. I Lowrie being the bearer
of the gift.
The Grand 'Trunk station here Was
totally destroyed fiY fire about tit
c
o'clock Sunday afternoon. '1'hc' hl,
started in the ticket: agent':; office,
and had only a small start when dis-
covered. When the brigade arrived,
however, the efforts to check the
blaze were without avail as a high
wind was blowing, Only• a small part
of the walls remain standing. The
ticks t office, waiting room and bag-
gage room '.'f c [Mindy dell rayed,
hut the freight s•hcds escaped. The
loss is estimated at about $30,000.
Messrs. 'C'arter and Mason of Lond-
on were (loderi(•h visitors last week.
They were registered at the British
.Exchange.
\Ir. Muir,. late of Clinton, who had
a seuLng machine shop on the square,
has purchased the furniture and un-
dertaking business of Mr. (leo. John-
stone.
Prof. Kilpack has been invited to
Cleveland to act as organist in enc'
.1i -the churches during the absolve of
the organist .
' thecontinue
We areglad to report d
a 1
improvement in the condition of Capt.
(iundn•.
Mies Bessie 1Ien)sbridge, who for
the past year or mate has been office
asf istant to Dr. Mabee, left recently
for New York ('ity where she will
take a course of training" as a nurse.
Miss II(msrid e will be much missed
(ws
Eltnt gIiylY
_ 1n
musical circles, she So
gave her services at charit-
able
able concerts, etc.
Miss Jessie Wells is offree assistant
of • Dr. Hayden.
Miss Vivian has taken the place of
Miss ilemsbuidge hi I)r. 'Mabee's
(trice. She veru efficiently filled the
place of Miss Taneott in the offiee of
Drs. Fnntrsnn and Turnbull during the
summe • while Vr, a
Tanrott
was
in
England with her mother.
Rev. Mr. Kennedy, Baptist Cinrgy-
man of Toronto, occupied the pulpit
of Vietoria street church on Sunday
evening in the interests of the Dott)-
quet for them, They left on Monday
last 'for the groom's home at Centre
Lake, followed by the good wishes of
t3tany friends.
Live Stock. Market,.
Toronto, :Nov. .i tit.—t'nicn Stock
.lards• Receipt's for today's market
were 122 cars, with 2,552 head of
cattle, 906 sheep and Iambs, and 30,
calves.
.
Front the opening, of the'. marl:et
the butcher cantle trade assumed . art
appearance of considerable activity,
and it was. soon av tdent that every-
thing
'te ly-thing in this' class 'wag in good . tic-'
eln
a d. Choice butchers heifers :'
in par-
ticular were wanted, but the supply
was found to be short, . tinct would -he
buyers arriving. late:r tit the, market
found that everything 'in that line
had been already snappt,d up. There
was an almost equally good 'dontand
for steers, bulls, and Cows of Useful.
weights. • Butcher prices were firth,
choice .heifers and steers at $5,50 to
$5.75 ;. medium, $5 to $5.25 ; . good
butcher cotes, . $1.25• to $1.75 ; buns,.
$3.50 to $4:50:; common. and • mixed
butchers, front $3 46-$1, and canners
$1.50 to, $2•.
Export—Trade was slow, apper"nt-
ly very little demand for the shipping•
cattle, although .agood proportion of
to-day's'-total'offerings were of the •
shipping class. With stick a weak
demand, an effort was made to get
export prices lower, with the. result
that the best loads were topped at $O,
on about 25c • alt from the best price ,
last week. ,Sonne good 'loads • were
sold at from $5;05 to $5.80.
Fee -tiers ---'1'k .demand for feeder's is
slackening off, as most (:f the buyers
arenow
1
filled
Plett J well t up, Receipts
of this .class, which have litere rin-
cipally from the°West, are also fall-
ing off, and though the :trade is
quiet, prices areholding- steady:
foz
good • feeding,.steers and bulls.
Lambs -Market 15c higher,. • ..
Sheep—Steady and 'unchanged.
hogs—Market, :weak and 15c • lower
than last week at , 0,75 E o.b,'
an
,, d
$7.10 fed and • watered,
A C'RLDIT TO CANAD• A.
Canada can boast- of many great cn-
terpr yes-' but the one iii particular
that all. -Canada is proud of is that
great t; a. weekly .printed in- llantzeEil, The
Family herald and Weekly Star. With
its 28•and 32 -pages every week of
the best read:rig matter, it .certainly
is a big dollar's, worth, -and then
again every sub..rrnber• fan .x1111 has
an 'opportunity to win a Free Trip' .to
the Old Country next June,. Anyone
who is
:net already 1 ady
areader
Of Abet
groat weekly should lose no time in•
sending in at• ordEt. I
h( price is
Only .one dollar.. . _
Auburn
There .will be no service in. the
Baptist church on ,Sunday, nett . • on
account of the Methodist church haw-•
in; a spec'lal .. service iti the after-
noon...•
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Clinton Ncws.Record
Porter's Hill,
Mathlcentk who wi o former-
ly taught school here, was a guest
at AIr. John C'ox's last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson of ••Cen-
tralia visited at Mr. George Vander -
burg's for a couple of days last
week,
'I'he annual meeting of the • Beef
Ring g w • :
a held lust Thursday w:hen•,
after the season's business bad been
settled up satisfactorily, ofrfc<'rs were
elected for next season, as follows :
President, John ('ox.
See. -Treasurer,
.James .Stirling,
Inspectors, Nelson Yeo, .lames
Blair, John Sturdy and Fred.
Ford,
:Auditors, O. W. Potter and James
Cox,
Mr. Vanderburg having retitled from
t1Jc butehering, a eontntittte was ap-
pointed to prepare a slaughter house
and engage a butcher for 1911.
• The annual supper takes place. on
Wednesday evening aext. Fowl, oy-
sters and pumpkin pie will be in-
cluded in the bill .of fare, •
The News -Record leads for both
Town and Township News.
Stanleu Township
Rev. Mr. Miller spoke inBlake and
Varna on Sunday • in - the tintereets of
the Bent'inion ;#liiance.
The Tuckersmith Telephone Co.
have their trunk line now , complete
and are busy with the branches.
Having Iiensall: for central and giving
night service makes this systetn'' a
line to be preferred.
A ease of typhoid. fever is discover-
ed at Mr,' P. Baker's and -the family
is quarantined.
Farmers are hoping for -a . few
weeks more fine weather so that
they shall be able- to complete - thein.
ploughing.
11ir, Jerry Cerriveau of Drysdale
Will soon be able to: Move, into his
new dwelling. - -
Mr, Jas. Mero, who' rented • his
fartu and sold al: his stock and • int-
plernents, moved to .Goderich • on
Tuesday, , lir.. Chas, Bedard rented
the farm. for a term of years:
••Mr. and: Mrs, R. J. Howard of
Cioclerirh called al 1'ritnd i t the
J
township on Sundat
A car -load •of.appl i •was brought
to Zurich 'this week and were soon
disposedof. 't'itey sold at $ l.00 - a
bern.l. • Buying apples • is something
•tiew•"to'tite farmers of this county..
The following is' the riport of. 5. 5.
No. 13, Stanley fe'r the nrontlt di-
Oc-tober t
1tit 'class—Mertle Johnston, Ruskin
Keys, Lloyd Keys, Della .Keys,,11 iIlu
Johnston.
Sr. 3rd -Roy 1' e'ys.
Sr. -2nd-4V'illena .,Rey'i,
Ii eys, •
•,Jr. 2nd—..Lola .I)ow-scin.'
Sr: P1: lst—Russel f':rratt, Wilbur
Keys. • -•
—.letin, ('tuinpbell, :reacher:
Elmer
Kipper
Ltist • Sunday the 'anniversary saet•-
vices: of St. At1<irew's elmrch .were
held. The miriisteri of the day. -was
the Rev. Mr. C'itris•tie. of Rhodes Pres-
••.. 1'1 )1" c -
b it t tan c hurclt Toronto,. who o r a It
3 1 .. 1
ed excellent serntons to the • large
congregatton.a assembled.: ".l'hc efflei-tnt
choir of the church -preivided the
:1 ori( yeveninga ilendid
music,' On I t t t t s
I
'1ow•1 supper was .held• in the asc
inent towhlet. an lc .justice . was
done by ' . the large ' numbers present.
Tbe,'entertainment• afterwards Was
•.'v r'1 1 this sec-
tionof the hest...ever et ltd n e
tion .of. country. Goad :speeches were
given b}' Rev. F. r1, Sawers, Bruce-
fied ; Small; Myth .; Christie, Couz-
i'ns,. Iiensall, and Pearcy - of -Londes-
boro. The musical - part• of .the enter
taintuent was most: excellent. artd 'was
provided by the Clinton- quaartette
consis.tirtg of 1esdanss
Ross'
and Cib
bings and Messrs . Harland' and
Downsas.,isttd-.by hiss Melvot and
Mr.- Campbell as soloists. and
Mise
Shipley recited an c'.'cellent poem on
"A - Mother's• Death.'.' These- enter-
,tarners all live itt Clinton. The : tt''.
Mr. Small gave ,"Our F'olks!' in, .his
usual excellent way.
Mr. William' Matins, .whiro 5'lived
here ft:r many years, has gone to live
' with his .son in Australia•:
Among the .latest• anrivalS to' .our
t'ountry. is Mr, - -Richard Revinghten
•frcmt England, who Is engaged • t0:
}vorlcwith Mr. Robert Parsons on the
town line • '
:Miss Moore .of London and Miss
Pearl- Moorit -of Waikerville are - visite
ing friends .here.
Mr. and Mrs: Dins lale arc -gone to
Mt. ('lent( ns Wlti•re the termer }vil' bcs
treated for his rheumatism. ,
Mr, Jolter ('ltanrbert: and family,
who have lived on the town line: for
abcut twelve year's are going tci move
to ('hiselhnrs(.
Thee Methodist church will hold
thein anniversary next Sunday..
Port Albert
Mr. Stephen Tout• and his sister,
Nellie, '
Miss vinic, !nit netce, Nellie Bell,
Kincardine; F#dent a few days with Mr,
and Mrs..flari'y Hawkins last week.
John Oliver of Stat:a spent a few
days with•his parents last week.
W. Brown and itis men are'busy put-
ting • a cement Ralf under •Dunbar's
residence.
W. l3. llawkins get his. Windmill up
s.
to t week.
'Cont. Green has been residing his re.
siderite this week.
Mr, and Mrs.' lloye of Walter' 'spent
Sunday with their son•, Robert, of
this place, wito is a foreman on the
Railway under eonatritctio•Li in this
neighborhood at, present•.
Marriages.
'1OWNSIi s b1)F3INGIIAMI--At Laird
Montana, on Sept. 13th, by Rev.
('has. Welbovne, Mabel Estella, on-
ly daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Bingham, formerly of
Summerhill, Ont., to William
Townshend of Whitest), Montana.
LITTLE--C'OWAN--At the Methodist
parsonage, na , Landcsb r
o, an Nov.
,shit„by Rev. Mr. Osterbaut, Henry
Little to Miss Cowan, both of the:
13th eon,, Mullett township.
11'IIITMORE--BLACK•-,..tt the hotne
of the bride's parents, on Nov.
'1st,. by Itev. L. Perrin, I3urness
Whitmore of Harrist•on to
Nellie hope, second daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black •of
Wroxeter.
II0'WARI1!—Me(':ARTNI'.y---,In (codt':•-
ich, on Oct. 29th, by Rev. Dr.
Dougall, Lillian ' McCartney,
daughter of Mrs. F. IMIeCartney,
formerly of . the Maitland eon.,
Goderleh township, to James
Howard, all of (ioderieh,
PRICE--WQOTON—In CTodericb, ' on
Oet. .31st, by Rev. -Dr. . Dougall,
Martha Wootton, eldest slaughter
-of Mr. iuid Mrs. Thomas Wootton,
Huron Road, to Wm. IlIr
ete
of Guelph. -
Births.
•
MILLIAN—In Colborne township, be
Oct. 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. George
Millian, a daughter,
LOTT.—In Brussels, on Oct, 29th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Geo:. Lott, a
Adaughter.:..
SCure y• N , on Nov. to
Mr, and Mrs. Louis Steiss, a
daughter.
McFARLANI,—()n Oct. 22nd, to lir.
and 11lrs. Archie. McFarlane, 12th
eon., Kinloss, a son.
SANDERS—In Exeter' North, on Oct,
' 28th, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sand-
ers, a daughter.
DeathS
•
JOWET'T--At "The Point,” Bayfield,
' on Nov, 7th, Thomas'` Richard
Jowett, aged 81..years, 5 months
• and 22 (lays
CAM1'BI.LL.—In -.Goderich township,
on Nov. 4th, Catharine •. ,Iohn-
stone, relict of the .late Jitmes
Campbell, a ed 78 years.,
LEEK—At Howard, Kansas, on Oct.
tis, Mary . I•Iislop, .wife of An-
drew• Lees, formerly. of Morris
• . township, aged 72 years. •
\ICT.1GGART=e-In Grey, 'on Oet„ 31st„
John Me Taggatit, aged 73 years
• and 2 months. • .
WARWICK-fti Morris, on Oct. 30th,
Ellen Glass, wife of Thomas War- •
wick, ,aged 82 years. •
MtLEOI)--Its. hinloss, on Oe -t, . 23rd,
Peter McLeod,.. aged 50 years.
(xoderieh., on Oet.
, 23rt1, clack 'Taylor- Butlttnd, infant
son of' Mr. and Mrs. F. .T. r3ut
land, aged 3 Monlhs. '
('AMPBJ•:LI•;—Iii McKillop, on • Oct,
29th, -Mary Jean Campbell, young•'.
est: daughter. of the late Robert
C'ampbel'l, - agi'd 11 years, 1 ntontli
and 15 days.
W'I' 13131'.8—In I•l. wick, i)n Oet. 21tht,
Mary Latoya Webber, aged 28
years and 8 months..
,1V'A'I'SON—In '1V'tst • Wawanosh, nn
Oct, .29th, :Mary Cousins, relict01
the Fite Wut. t1'alson, and mother
7
of Mrs. Dr 1.. Irwino f Wing-
.
V
haat aged 82 Years. • '
CUDMORE --In Exeter, on'Oct. 30th,;
' :Vary Ann Johns; rein t of the late
Th.hes
l antis ('i.rdnu)r c, • ..}n h(r 650
-yea c.
FOR 5 4LI . •— tR'' 'GARLAND
t '
s, to c, self feeder, with loin. Also
r baby carriage and white fur robe:--
Mrs. Peter C'anipbell, Bayfteki •r' .
0. 54
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FOR SALE;. -17 :1CRI•:rS OF 'GOOD
garden land. Nice brick hotise, hard
.aild soft water, bank
hash
dive
house, hog pen. Good orchard, all
kinds fruit, ,Situated on Base Line,
outside . tsule corporation of the town of
Clinton. Apply oh the prciitises. or
•
to Isaac d3(i'rr, Clinton P. O, Ont.
' —54
FOR SALE.;-C0T'I» 4Cx1': AN) ONI-
i if acre ot land on tattcnitry:S
t.
Good' cellar, -: hard and soft '.water;
cellar under+ whale. house. At pt'es
c•Itt occupied ,by. Prof. Campbell.—,
Onslow Crich. —54-3
FOR SAI.1:.—ONl': DRIVING ''COIJP
rising two years, 1 brand new Torte
land c'utter, 1 set of• single' har-
ness ,nearly new, also a String • of,
hells. Will be sold cheap. --Apply.
to John 8. Little, Queen St., Clin-.
tort. —53
DEMOCRAT WAGON FOR SALE,
' almost as gond as new. A. bargain.
Apply at The News -Record 'Office.
—53
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CLIh, •FOR
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Na. 13, Stanley, duties -to coin-
nlet1Ce after the new year. Per-
sonal applications preferred. --Jam-
es T. Keys, Sec. -Treasurer, Varna
P. 0. —51
ONTARIO LI(iat'OIt LICENSE ACT.
License Distant 4)of Centre Huron.
n •
Jas. 11.
'
Notice hereby e that, y g fv
Reynolds of Clinton has made ap-
plication for permission to transfer.
his Tavern licensefor the premises
known as tate Colnmera,al hotel to
John J. McCaughey of Clinton, and
that said application will be eon,
.sid('t•ed at the meeting of the Board
of License Commissioners to be
held at (irtderieh, on Turs(ay, Nov.
tilq .t. t -f 1.30 p.
9 t Iib atthe c lour o
nt. All persons Intet+estecl will gov-
ern 'themyeives aceor(ittgly.—A. As.
quith, License Inspector. Dated at
Auburn ibis 7t11 clay or November,
1010. x-51
LOST. --ON SUNDAY 11Owr, NOV.
8th, between Clinton and Bxuce-
field, a checked lap robe. Will find-
er please leave at News -Record
Office. —51-1x
Td'.AC'I1ER W:ANTEI) FOR S. S.
No. 6, Tuckersxnith. Male or fe-
male, holding first or second class
professional certificate. Experience
preferred. Duties to ecmmcaee ,Jan.
3rd 1911. Applications. recefveu un-
til Dee. 3rd, 1910.—John T. Mertin,,
See. -Treasurer, Seaforth P. O, a3
U
T 1.kcilF R VV ANT'.2D BY S. S. NO..
10, Goderich township, for the
. year 1911. Applications reoetved by
the undersignedNov. 4.
up to t 18t.
State salary and experience. --A.
Welsh,'See.-Treasurer, . Clinton
P. O. 51
AC'C'TIO:N SALE OF COWS AND
, Young Cattle, --The undersigned has
instructed Mr. T. Gundry to sell by
Public ;'Aucticn at the (`otninereial
Hotel, Clinton, on Saturday, .Nov.
12th, 20
2ti .Durham Grade C
Lha C rad ows • 1
,al
young and in good condition, 5 year-
old steers, 5 year-old heifers, I
hereby agree that• any cow represen-
ted by ine to be in calf proving not
to be within 30 days of date of Sale
can be returned and money or note
will he refunded. --George holland.
Mr. Ford offers for sale at the same
time and place 1 filly rising 3 years-
old
earsold by Sidney, 1 heavy draft geld-
ing rising 2 by Lord Huron,; 1 geld-
ing rising 2 by Wilkes. Sale at 1
o'clock, Terms : 11 monthly credit
will be 'given on furnishing' approv-
ed joint notes bearing 5 percent. in-
terest. G. Holland and F. Ford,
Proprietors:; T. Gundry, . Auction-
eer.
SINGLE ('OMB RHODE, ISLAM)
• Red Cockerels and Pulletsfor sale
cheap. --John Rtc•e.
TO RI..NT.—FRAMI COTTAGE' ON
Church street near Mr. C. J. -Wal-
lis, ya:titn
t atter Nov..17th.—Apply
to \Tia, >Osbaldestort. —52
HUNTING , AND . SHOOTING ON
lots 1.3 and 13, • con. 9, Tru:lett, are
forbidden, r'arti('s found trespassing
•. will be proseented according . to
• i'aw.•—'l'he Owners. Oct. 18th —51
FA HIT FO.R AAI,E,—LOTS 21 AND
25, „con:. 5, Goderich township, -
consisting . of - .'20 acres: VVe1d
.watered and - all freshly seed-
-
ed down.. except • 1.0. acres
:,now. being plowed, and 5 acres bush:
('onerete house, barn 55x80 with
stone foundation, Good stabling.—
, James
tabling.--James .Hamilton, Coal Merchant,
Clinton, —17 •
'l'O RENT—SEVEN ROOMED ('OT-
tege . no Fulton street., Hard and
soft water, good garden, fruit.:=-•A.h-
ply • to Mrs., J. A, Barge, -48
DR:1IN. TILE 'FOR SALE•= VV'1',
_have now a large stock of • Drain •
- :rite on halal ranging, in: sizes from.
.2;1 inches+ up to 8 inches, Now : is
the• ii veto draw ' rrTtI tor 1
t n tot tc o tat
or spring training Come. to us_
and get lite best that is made.
Works, k mite cast of grnondvill .
Pitone•9 on 145.—Krtise Bros.,
lme,ndville, ` 49=3
FRAME HOUSE .T0 RENT,
CON -
tanning -sit ioans•: situatcenear
centre of town.-Aiiply to Nlrs. ' D.
B. . he
F:c elY.—46,
Kennedy.
Y
IOL. AND TWO ACRES Ol'
land' for sale in Barfield. 7 teams,
woodshed,; good stable, hard and
sort water, etc.—Apply to William
• -Dixon, Bayfield. '8-1 m
x
FLOC W, FEED
AND GRAIN
When in -need of Flour, Oat-
meal, W'.eat :Germs,' •'Bran;
Middlings, Feed F`•lottr; : Corn,
:?its,'Bar'ley ('hop and ail kinds •
of grain for.' Chicken Feed go to
to .Standard Elevator.
Highest prices paid for Wheat,
Oats, Barley, •Peas, Ilj•e and
' Beans.
Call and. see ns before buying
or :selling. elsewhere.
'THE L. SUItTER CO
•
Whiter Overcoats
You need a good heavy win-
;
Overcoat.
ter () ct. a
$ Every man does.
• You need it foe protectionI Irons' the cold, and for,tatppear-
k
i ante sake.
• Plenty. of good Overcoatings
to show you men. We chose'
I them for their beauty, their
warmth.
h}!itand their w
dura y
We expect you to choose them'
ler ttt(
r
same mastitis. re s ns,
b ttitd u
We are reejdy to r yo•
Something in tate top notch of
style,
g
5 ethin" that you will
.om , he
`i' proud to own. V.15.00 or more
f to pay.
Cr WS B!'RCE CO
I I.
MfiACHAN'r'i'Air.ot2S
• Agent. for the fritisti American rr
i; 1
0 'Dying Co., Montreal, Que.
***,sin.••ol. rkkot.,, ►44.Yii.(4.' •410 'il.
City Bread
It may be good but AG -
output
lv F.
+. BREAD 1 I BETTER.
• A
steady increase in our bread
is ample proof. We in-
vite you to conte into our Bak-
ery see t
fart c
Y t C make • Jt
a and
handle our bread.
Our cakes .-
i and
•pastryI•..
ceive the same care and mat-
erials u8ed •e' the e
ar h best. We
, use fresh eggs not eggpotvel•'r.
Choice candies, oranges,
lemons, cranbertr;es,ickles
•' etc. ,
• Oysters served as you like
them.
t
•
•
s
•
M1
cloys
q WANTED
STEADY GOOD WAGES. 65,
H. A%
W. H.
PHONE 42
;t•t•••NNf•wN•••rttiA4
•
•
vV Pollhtry
The following prices ate being paid
at the IIolmesvill'u Poultry 'Yards:—
Hens 8e per ib. live.
Chickens 9c to Ile per lb- live.
' Turkey! 13e to 15c. per lbe.
Docks 13c per -lb dressed.
Geese 11c per lb dressed.
• Poultry to be' delivered •with
crops empty. on Monday, Tuesday and
WV'ednesday morning of each week.
Buying all the year round.
• Phone 4 on 142.
Clinton -Knitting Co..
*Y . =1
i"d4
Patronage
QXCi ted
•s,...r.r •.
IIAVIv
G PL
R
r.
D
THE
BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS OF
MR. JAMES FLYNN, WE WOULD
RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT THE
PATRONAGE OF THE, TOWN OF
CLINTON AND VICINITY,
We snake a specialty of
Shoeing Lame and Inter-
fering Horses and guar,.
antee satisfaction in that
line, -
CARRIAGF: MAKING AND
REPAIRING OP ALL KINDS
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
GIVE t'5 A CALL,
CIIARG ES MODERATE.
N.
W " re rartha !/
-ti0LMESVlLLE —
SAIINDEI?S.
fignifflissisignimimsawassi
Don't Forget
The (Clinton -Chopping Mill will be lit daily operation on and rt it
et' to -day. .• Having just installed !new Grimier and :30 horse-
J)ow <Cr• boiler; IV& aro.now prepared to do a 1-irst CIassJob.
Besides
eluippitig feed, the
roll oats, grind flax,,
make glahaln flour,
mei nu'ai ittid flaked
wheat.: \Ve cater to
the wants of Our
customers. Mistakes
eheet'iully rectified..
SATISFACTION
•UUARANTEED
•JONAT1-!AN
• •.B O
R WN'.
Proprietor
.Remember
the Stand
Mary. St„ • Clinton
Next to. the ELeetrie.
Light .t>Iant, where
the nudersigne(t )will
he.glad to meet'. alt
01(1 t listennem as well -
as. 1110113' new Ones,
thankintg y on for
past favor's:
•
C ..
•
•
Sigilt
Testitig:
.,
Tf 'hu have anytroublewi h --
S t your e; es difi?1- 0
cuity in seeing distinct, or reading, aching eyes, .
tired eyes, If you suffer from headache, if the 0
0
child'eal)not see well at school or it' child's eyes•:
soon become tired, call and have them examin-
ed most carefully, •
NO CHARGES FOR EXArliNATION
We have. all appliances for careful examination.
All worka u
!rant,.d satisfactory.
'
e ati'
s actor.
Y•
A.J. GRIGG
Jeweler and Optician.
issu. • of Marriage Licenses
s
s
•
1r1►-` r.^tV t 1! . " 1► ► 1. . • ►44 it + .1 -
1
Furr hurtltd
a House
Furnishings at Greatly Reduced
Prices.
for the nicith of Oct. when the goods are
most !required.
10 P4 119640 t en huge„ Matting•ty x•inieutas. 4rs;a 'ts, Etc.
Int p.a:
oft Iron lifedsaBeds from $2 up to $25.': Cur . pecial at $
ig a wnoi'.
10 p.c. ori Alaiiiva sc s aha tied Springs.
Dresser's and Stands lot $8.50, Oak Reckeia, $1.80, Couches $5.
ur leader at $8 is ttc,t equalled at the price in the to linty.
Curtain Stretcher's loaned to our customers gree.
Cleaner 0.nr I)us.ICot CarpetC•ieatrer will be loaned free for one day only.
C ! 1 t L t ern Piano
foe
vhieR
ati the only agent in t tht
g
vicinity, need. no introlncti)t—"to
bluff needed to salt it,"
Picture Praming aud Repairing
Nentl(v and Promptly Done
The Store
of Quality.
W. Walker
Purniture Dealer and lltadertatker
Phone;
'`
,8
Night or Day