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The Clinton News-Record, 1907-09-19, Page 2Clink* News4tecord September 19th, LOOT If -PURITY .^40OUR401(--, 0 , 10•0•4100**0•11100.1191,000•0001 • HOT -TIME ' 'I :Keep yout blood cool : • o ; Your stomach. *meet I • i Your temper, . a • • • • . • 8 : : Fruit Balax will : It stops headachetoo, 250 : • • • • . . 6 • Talcum Powders, Toilet • tb a Waters, • Toilet Soap§ gis • • and Sponges. : • • • •• • •• • • A solid back all bristle • 6 : Hair Brush, worth 50c • • for 25c, - • • • • • • • . • • - • , • i We S. R. HOLMES': . . . . . .. • Manf'g Chemist . • . • • • 8 •••••••••(S•••••••••••••••• -RELIABILITY - EXPERIENCE- Cream Separators No article on the farm pays the farmer better than a Cream Sep- arator. When buying, buy the best that is the DeLaval. I am agent for it in this dtstrict. The Cyclone,Fencing The Cyelone Wire Fencing has the two great requisites -it looks well and lasts a long time. Be- fore placing your order let me show you this °fencing and quote • you prices. JAS. APPLEBY, Clinton Nopthorn Navigation Company Three offshoots ot the WesleYaid Chureh in -Great Britain are to Unite under the name ot the United hietho. diet Chunk. • Sixteen of tlie victims hueth Canaan, reilway wreck have been id - entitled 1 an enquiry will be opened at once. • 0. Reginald Jamiesona graduate of Toront0 Univeraity, was drowned in Northern Ontario last week, • The Lord's Prayer The_4,9a4._,pliwygr, 16 --tXtrMelY simple in form, but signiDcanee IS profound. Its dominant note is the- eupremacy a the deity. He is in hese *en ; His name is hallowed • His rule should be univeesal ; to Him belong all honor and glory. Yet with all these attributes He is "Our Father." What better eau we ask to defla- tion of the deity and or his relation to us. Voluriaes. of theology have been written upon these subjects, but they do not carry us any further than we are taken by the few simple sen- tences of this wonderful prayer. The secondary note of the pryer relates to our own needs.. We ask for our daily bread;, to be kepi from sin and harm, and to be forgiven our Sins. The last mentioned petition is the only one with a qualification. We may demand the others as of a right from a father, but when we ask to be forgiven we must sho* ours.ilveS worthy of forgiveness' by extending it to others. If God is our Fatherwe ought to possess in Sorne small de- gree at least the attributes of God. We can give Himnething, and • we are dependent upon him for all we have'; but we • can be God.like, in forgiveness and when we can be god- like in forgiveness , and when we aps proach Him and ask for hie compass siva for our errors, we can show that we merit •it by extending compassion to those who have wronged us. Thus we see that, if we Middy the familiar words of the prayer, we find in thern a depth of meaning, which perhaps is nowhere else to be found so• Well ens itomized. It is easy to learn the words by heart, and • ,it is not dif- ficult to let the meaning of them per- vade our whole nature and influence all our actions; The Lord's Prayer can be lived. -Detroit News -Tribune; We Teach Teiegraphy CENTRAL LAKE SUPERIOR DIV.-Steamet• leaves Sarnia 3.30 p. m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays until Sept. 13th for Sault 3te. Marie, Port At- thur, Fort William and Duluth; Fri- day steamer going through to Duluth. GEORGIAN BAY DIV.-Steainer leaves Collingwood 1.30 p. ; Owec Sound 11.30 p. m. Tuesdays, Thurs- days and Saturdays for Sault Ste. Marie only. Mactsinac service te.ston- tinued. NORTH SHORE DIV. --For Parry Sound, By.ng Inlet and French River, steamer leaves Oollingwood at 10.20 p. m. Mondays, and Fridays. PARRY SOUND .DIV. -Steamer leaves Penctang daily at 2.15 p. m. for Parry - Sound and way ports. This service discontinued after Sept. 14th. ' Tickets and information from all railway passenger agents. STRATFORD. ONT. We have three departments Com- mercial, Shorthand and . Telegraphy. We employ the best teachers that money can hire. Our courses are thorough and practical and weas- sist worthy students to positions. Those who wish to get a money- making education should get the best. Write for our catalogue and get particulars. This is the best time of year to enter our classes. - Elliott & McLachlan PRINCIPALS • ••••••••4.••••••••••••••• TAKE -RIVAL HERB TABLETS FOR STOMACH, LIVER, KIDNEYS AND FOR CL- EANING THE BLOOD. FOB SALE BY W. A. McCONNELL' CLINTON. WHOLESALE FROM THE RIVAL HERB AGENCY, KINCARDINE. Real Estate -for Sale FARMS FOR SALE -ONE AND A quarter . miles - from chuSelS.- post - office, school and the village of Auburn. Suitable • for grain or grass. Lot 27 on the 2nd con. West Wawanosh consisting of 100 acres of land, 15 acres under bush • and the balance • nearly all grass. A brick house, a bank barn 52x60, a driving house S4x36 with a cement Pig house underneath, are on said premises. Also lot 28, • East Wawanosh, Slid con., 'directly oppos- ite said lot 27, containing 100 acres of land, 15 acres of wbich are bush. 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, and un- derdrained. A never failing spring runs across both farms. Possession can be given at ogee. Terms easy. The proprietor is now past the age to farm. -Apply to Thomas Nich- olson, Auburn P. 0. Prompt 'reply 'will be given to all communica- tions. .83 rfr FARM FOR SALE. -THE UNDER... signed' offers for sale part of lot 40 on the Bayfield Road; 1 mile south of Clinton, consisting of 20 acres. Good frame hous•e with 'st- one cellar, barn 36x70 with cement basement. Easy terms. - J. ' A. Smith. 40 FARM POR SALE. LOT 24, CON. 2, Stanley, containing 100 acres, 10 acres Of bush, the temainde it well fenced, underdrained and in ood state ot cultiVation. 1 • 'o or. chard and small fruit. On the pre. seises is a two story briek bonite with slate root, a firtit-ClaSS farm house, a barn, site, •40 - sr 80 with stone stabling, a c,ernent silo 14r30, good driving house, pig pen and ben boUse. 'rive never -tail- ing wells. This firth is situated Miles from Iltueelleld, 5 fresh ton and on ved gravel toad. A.p. pis on tht prongs& or *damn A%crt Nott, Clitstett 13.1 0.- la.Spore--3rd in a I depart- ments of the "CENTRAL BUSI- ± NESS COLLEGE, Yonne and 1 Gerrard Sts ,Toronto. Out eat. • . alonue explains mu superiority in Equipment, Staff,Methods end , • 1for it if inteeested in the kind of . Results. You are invited to me te I 1 schoolwork which brings best success. -Address ' .. ,. W. H. SHAW, Principal. ,••••40•••4•••••••••••••n•• What you goin° ter do , When the threshing,come round —Rave you plenty of oatt PLATES, Clips• u and SAUCERS or will you be horrowing from your neighbor ? Better -avoid -that hy 'buying a few extras from us. ;We have several nice lines to choose from at. $1 per dozen. See thew in out windOw. A. D. Beaton Rhode 111. Prompt delivery COAL ORDER YOUR YEAR'S SUP- • PLY NOW. THO BEST • IN • THE MARKETS 57 PER, TON, • BUT IF ORDERED AND PAID FOR BEFORE MAY 31st, A DIS- COUNT OR 40 CENTS A TON WILL BE ALLOWED. Orders left at Davis & Rowland's will he premptly attended to. • J • Stevenson Slobs FrOi- Sale WE HAVE Mit SAM A WANT/TY OP HEML0014. SLABS, CUT 10 INCHES LONG SUITABLE P014 RANGES. Hamilton uron County News Gathere for 'News -Record Readers Goderich f Goderich Eloquent Principal Musgrove Goderich, Iffealarnes Kirkbride end Logan re- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Townsend • of In itS 'renott of the High School's tUrnettiromstheirstrip tit-Dettottsatulerguss- and Mrs; -0/ts)-Winterofsi-eonnuelicement ' exereisese *he Wing- Neboygan. They also visited Mrs. Chatham, were guests ot Mr. and ham Advance had the following s Kirkbride's brother, Mr. James TOM- 1 Mrs. Ben Townsend last week. 1, . s Mrs. Hall's lisw cemenbuildik "Principal as, and found that he had been laid "pal Musgrove was the next t up with all attack of paplyais or (brick) is making rapid strides in tbe ' speakerrsand is credited with "the some nervous 'trouble.I speech of the evening. The hour Mrs. Peter Cantelon ot Porter's, way 01 being tblisbed: ' I was lats, yet the audience listened Hill left on Saturday to visit rela- It , isniahwle'ett`The toMrs. W, J. Nor"' with great:attention and his remarks tives and ro friends in Detroit, her garden. muer were received wait a 1.tuee Ev's summer. budding. In I dently the /Principal of our Public roses aro- exqtfisitet •School struck a popular chord. He Miss Mary Macdonald of Detroit is reminded the audience that all was spending some time here, the guests ' not to he credited to the High School of her sister, Mrs. Charles Thomas. 1 there was a Public School, that for A very Way Aster wedding took; years had been laying the foundations plane on lith Septembei' at "Lorna I of pre as achievement; Many of Doon," the pretty new residence of . these pupils had during the years it Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hewriee'the con -1 had taught in Wingham, passed from tracting parties being their second , the first class upward. Hence his daughter, Miss Isabel Gibson (Bella) ' pleasure at seeing them meet with eu and Mr, Harry Stevenson Baker 0.1 much success. The aim of the Public. E. of Niagara Falls, formerly of and High Schools. should ..be to deve- Kingston. The bride who was given.' lop CITIZENSIII-P. If only scholar - away Isy her father, came into the I ship resulted, there would be failure, drawing-roone on his arm, and 'was ' for the educated scoundrel is the. dressed in a loyely ivory white silk ' greatestsceundrel. The Publid School We had Ithe ple•asure of receiving a well written letter last week Ikea Miss' Clara Gateeke,• daughter of a former express, agent who lett God- erich for Buffalo at one time, She writes with - great enthusiasm arnent the yisit of the Canadian 'volunteers, who visited Buffalo: We take the lib- sety ot quoting the passage -referring to them : "We are having a great time here this week, It is -ow Home' week, no doubt you have read about it.. Wednesday was Canadian Day, and when the Canadian soldiers marched in, it made my heart swell with pride. It made me recall a few lines of that beautiful old poem "Ziobane,'" "As ewayeth in 'the sum"1 dress, With bertha trimmed with rose; *as valuable for several reasons. - weir winds. The close ef stalwart point and seed pearls, white roses in 1 -It taught the child to submit, to grain. ; so moved theserried Zulu hair, and carried a shower boquet of constituted authority. shields. Thais'day on wild Zlobane." bride roses. The bride 'also wore ea 2 -It taught him, tht others had Their drilling was perfect. The Young diamond and pearl brooch the gift ri•ghts a's well as himself. lady is a stenogrePher. of. the groom. 'rhe nzidesmaid, Miss 3 -It developed bebits of application.' Mr. and Mrs. Duporet Lyons and Lizzie Clark, wore a very dainty 4 -It taught merality by concrete ex - Children left for Detroit on Settle. dress of pale blue silk, trimmed with, ample; day where they will be the guests of insertion and bebe ribbon, with . pink 5 -It is the duty of the State to edu- relatives for a short time before go- roses in her hair, . and carried. a1 este the people. This costs' money, ing to their home at Texas. s.hower boquet of pink rose S and wore but it pays. If the Public and sirs. Lane has returned from a very the grooms gift' an opal ring. The High School of our town were dos, - pleasant visit to her son Mr. Stuart groomsman was • a brother A of the ed ter a few years, neither life nor Lane, Si. Catharines. She also visit- groom. Mr.. Carey Baker, electrican, property would be safe. All teach - ed her son M. P. of the Bank of Hamilton, formerly of Kingston. • The ers whether. in Public or High Commerce at Hamilton. • The Misses Winifred and Cecilia Whiteman of Detroit were accompan- ied by Miss Myrtle Ballman arid Miss Maud 'Brown on the excursion from Detroit on 13th... Sept. returning • by the Same . on Saturday. While here • they Were the guests of Mr. and Mrs H. Halstead. • Mr.. and Mrs. Pasamore of Guelph, eanie up on the excursion With their Iittle daughters the Misses porothy and Rosalind. While here they were the guests Of Miss Spence. Mr. Pass- more .was a former organist of Knox church, this town. Miss Bertha Walburga Brann has our very sincere thanks for present- ing us with a souvenir bale of cotton, bound with six little narrOw metal bands, • dressed in white,. in a sitting posture and holding a • slice • of rnelen. The figure is in some kind of stone- ware. IVIemphin is the cotton city, . of the South. .Miss Brann says the lloWers Of the cotton ptentare ex- quisite in shade, and very like 'the petunia. She is an artist herself, and admire S the beautiful in nature. Mrs. Peterson Lan. returned from her trip to Montreal. . , The 'Battle of Life Did you tackle she troubles thatca bridal party (..tood under an • arch decorated with asparagus and asters, a pretty floral star, being placed • in She centre ot the arch. under whicb. the bridal party stood. Rev': James A. Anderson tied:the nuptial kriot. Ease Jordan played Mendelssohn's Wedding Mareh 'while the bridal party entered the room The bridal • hate quet was served upon the iawn, . and at•high noon the beidel party • and about fifty Wedding guests enjoyed the stinshine and floral decorations of the tables, es much as the surnptu- ous repast. The bride's mother Who sat at the bride's table wore a • handsome costume of black sItk with chiffon • collar and cuffs, • and cairn- gorm brooch. •The storm signal was up at the time, but the obliging clerk of the weather kept the 'clouds away until the guests arose from the ta- les. Quito a:shower tollhweS, • bui the grooms • Who is a very line per- • fernier upon the bagpipes .accornpait- Sea Miss ;Aggie Macdonald iii • her Scotch dancing, . also : Miss Lena 'Clark.. Several °thee musicians vim present and 'time flew pleasantly in- side, until :the wedding party had to prepare for the •5. p. m. ti ain :for *Toronto. •Tliel-bridal • party- beingihe first to. take. passage by the; C. P..R. the bride was presented' by thatCo, with 'a purse of 'Sgt. The • • end- sn in Kingston, • and after will take vp their residence at Niagara Fills. We must not omit to With a resolute heart and cheerful, e Or bide your face trate . the. light of mention that the mantel piecie the drawing room was decorated .evith • With a Craven' soul and fearful'? I -pyrography, the work of the bride : . . Oh a trouble's a ton • or a trouble's and only pusin. place before the • an ounce • .. • ,wedding day. 'or a trouble is *hat you make it And it isn't the fact that you'r hat ' that counts, • • But only how did you take it. YOU: are beaten to. earth ? Well, well • what's that? ' . Conies up with a smiling face; . ' It's nothing against you. to fall down School, Sunday School and kiadrod efforts contributed to the public safety. We are not educating other people's . children, hut protectiirg ourselves.• • The speaker then referred to the Northwest Mounted Police, as •the "thin red line." There was another "line" of protection, the• twelye thous- and teachers, who were a moral pence force •doing faithful duty. He would ask the pupils; what they proposed:to give in return for what had been ex- pended in their behalf, and closed an excellent address with words of Wise counsel. • ' . , • The repeated applause thatiollowed Mr. Musgrove's address amour -40d to an ovation, showing the popularity oP the teacher that has so faithfully pe sided over Wingham Public school for so many years." .A- 00h1i4ETENT TEACHER. Mrs. Chas. McKinnon has; been en- gaged as Commercial teacher in the Seafortn . Collegiate Institute to suc- ceed Miss Doherty. Mrs McKinnon is considered a thorough teacher and in every way capable of 'filling the position to we_sheshas-•-beerr-W- einterts-Sas tormerly Miss John- son, of Clinton, •and some few years ago was on the teaching staff of the Seaforth Collegiate Institute. -News, Six industrial disnutes:. Are • being dealt w1th by:the board. :under LemieuxAct. '; • iimssionsomie The Ontario Game Law Parties Interested Should Cut • Out the Following for •Stefsrence. But• to he ' there -that' ss: disgeaceeLs No Person lna hunt tssee,....1,111Ser The harder you're thrown, why• the destroy,--.- • higher you bounce; •• Any: deer, except between', the last ' • Be proud of your blackened eye,: -day of November :ail .the 15th day 11 isn't the' fact that You're licked of November, both eays, inslasive: • that counts, . •• • •Any' nesose, reindeer or caribou in 'x It's how did you fight, .and why ? that 'part 'of Ontario* line; south • of And though you he •Slone to the death, • the mein line of the Canadttu Pth • ace what then? •Railway from she town ef elt.tta'Sva, 11 you batted -the• best yell could, to the Manitoba boundary, except If yensplayed yotir part .in the world ot men, between the 1st day of NOVernb r and • • the 15th day of November, bo days Why, the .critic will. call it good. **elusive. .• • Any • moose, reindeer or caribou throughout that p4111 et. P ;so /Lee lying to the north it f the said main line of the Canadtin Pie ftlIssaY from Mtittawa .o Th Manitoba bound- ary except between the 16th day of October and ',hes; Sth t'sy,, Of No.Em- ber, both days Seclusive.; Any grouse,- pbelst..ttss, irrairie fewl partridge or woodcock, except horn the 15th day of September to the 15th day .Deeerriber in any year, both days inclusive; 63 V. c. 49, s 4, ; Edw. VII, c• y, s 8., •Any quail or wild turkeys, Mack or,, grey squirrels exeept •from the 1st day of November to the 1st day • of December in any -year, both days elusive ; .2 Edw. VIL, c. 80, a. 2 ,(b). Death comes with a crawl *or comeS with a bennee • And whether hes slew or spry, . It isn't the fact that you're. dead that counts; • ' But only,how did you dic -Edmund Vallee Cook. 46.••••• COURT OF •REVISION. -'-NOTICE • is hereby given that a Court Will be held pursuant to the Voters' • Lists Act, by his honor the Judge of the county court of the countys of Huron, at Londesboro on t 30th day of September, 1907, at' o'clock, to hear atid determine • the several complaints of errors and omissions in the Voters' Lists of the municipality of Hellett for th. year 1907. All persons having bus - bless, at the court are required• to attend at the said time and place. Dated lith day of September 1907. • James Campbell, Clerk of the said COURT GIP REVISION. -NOTICE is hereby given that a Court Neill be 'held pursuant to the Voters' Lists Act, by his honor the Judge of the count" .court • of the dounty of Huron at Clinton on the • on the let day of October at 0 • o`elock, to hear and detarinibe the several complaints of errors and omissions in • the Voters' Lists o the municipality of Clinton for the year 1007. All perSons 'having bus- iness at the eourt are required to attend at the said time .arid pla.ee. Dated 11th day ot September 1907. D. L. hlaepherson, Cletk, ot the said Municipality. Any swans �r geese except rrorn the 15th day et September to the eoie day of April in the following year, both days inclusive. • Ducks of all kinds Or any other water fowl except from,the 1st day of September to the 81st day of Dec - Weber in any y,ear, both days inclu- sive. ' Snipe, rail, plover or any 'other birds known as shore birds or wad- ers, except from the 'lot day of Sep- tember to the 15th day of Deeember in any year, both days inclusive. the said dams or drainage embank- Capercailzie, exec*, from the 15th ments. 63 V. C. 40, t. 5 (4). • day of September to the 15th day of December in any year, both . days in elusive, butsnosealicreailete to be. hunted, taken or killed before •'the 15th day • of September, 1909; 1, Edw. VII., c. 28, s. 2. ' Hares, except from the lst -day of October to the 31st day a December in any year, both days inclusive.; • 5. Eder, VII., es 33, s. 0. • • •NothWithstanding fnything in. this Act, the wood -hare or cotthn-tail •taly bit may be takers ' or killed *• any, Manner by the ' °weer, occupant er lessee of . any land *upon which it can he provedto cause actual damage to trees and sheubs, or by any Member of the family, of .Sucli Owner, occu ant, wlicense or permit to oot 1., or' lessee, or by. any person holdi . a written , from such owner; occupant or lessee. 2 Edw. VII,, c. 39,; s. 8. ' , No muskrats shall be hunted, taken or .killed or had in pbssession of any person between , the • Jat day of May and the 1st day of December follow- ing; nor shall any traps, mu res, gins, or . other contrieenees be set • for them during. such periods; and any such traps, snares, gins or other' con- trivances so set may be destroyed by any person without such person there- by incurring any liability therefor. This shall appy, to Indians in respect of primate er leased land. • No muskrats shall be shot during the •month , of 'April ; nor shill any muskrat house be cut, speared, brok- en or destroyed at any tini7. • Nothing in this Act shall apply to any person destroying anyfrof tie said animals in defence or preservation of his property nor shall he be held to prevent the desttuetion of the musk- rats by any means, at any time, in the vicinity Of • darns, or drainage ems bankments where there is a probabil- its, ot injury being tamed by them to The Toronto World and The News -Record' for one year for $2.50. Mrs. J. W. Smith and daughter, Miss Bessie Smith, have returned testis' their visit to Toronto's Big Fair. We never saw such tall, beantifully tinted asters in any garden, as thou in the garden of the Misses Watson on South- St. An Indian bought in a toad of rus- tic seats for the lawn, some weeks ago ri'nd got ready sale for all he had. Mrs. Oeorge Cox of • "Hill Crest" says' he puts bark roof on summer houses too. He is quite a genius. The C. P. R. brancii from this town to Guelph was formally opened on Thursday last. The News -Record and tfie Toronto Daily World will be sent to any ad- dress Until the end of 1907 for half a dollar. • Tbe Misses Etta and Irene Sault, have returned from their visit at Winnipeg. and Boisse.vain. Miss Madeline 1VIcLauch1an has gone. to Toronto to enter the Conserve - tory. Station- Agent Robinson has rented the furnished house of Mrs. (Rev.) McLachlan. Dr. Welter Turnbull and wife •spent, Sunday at the • old homestead at Millbank. • - Waterworks By= Law By -Law Na. 10 for 1907 of the Town of Clinton. HEREAS it is expedient to construct a - complete system ot waterworks for the supplying et water tor domestic use, fire - protection and other purposes for the .Town of Clinton; • And.whereas the total estimated cost of the proposed system is $53,000; • :dnadumwh; ereas is necessary to raise by way sum a $53,000 to meet the cost of Die said of loan upon the credit of the said town the to negotiating debentures to be issued for the waterworks system and the expenses incident • And whereas the sum of $53,000 is the debt in- tended to be created by this by-law; And whereas the total amount required by the'"Municipal Act" to be raised annually for. 30 years by special rate for paying the said debt and interest is the.sum bf.$3199.02. where- of 52385.00 is to be so ridged annually for pay- ment of interest during the currency of said debentures, and S1114.02 is to be raised ae- nually for the purpose of providing a sinking ftuunridtyf;or the payment of the sod debt at Ina- •. And Whereas the amount of the whole rate- abl e property of the municipality according to theAla et revised roll is.$755,025.00; • nd whereas the amount of the existing de- benture debt of the municipality is 575,579.07 and no prineipal or interest is arrear, • Therefore the Municipal Corporation of the Town of CM ton enacts as follows: •• 1. The construction of a complete sytitein, of waterworks together with all wells..buildings machinery and appurtenances thereto belong- ing for the Town of. Clinton under the pro- visions'of. the Municipal Act and the Munici- pal Waterworks Act is thereby authorized. • 2. It shall be lawful for the purpose of rais- ing the Raid suin'to -Issue debentures of the said Town of Clinton in mime et not less than $1000 each amounting in the whole to $53.(03 each of which debentures shall be dated on the 1st day of December next and shall be pay- able, on the first day of December, • 1937,.at a stated place in Clinton aforesaid; and the said debenturea shall bear interest ,at/our-and-one- half per centum per annum payable annual] at the place stated in .thix.,:de.bentures-'-oir-the- isiday..ef-Deeember-frieach and every year -diaring the currency of the debentures. except that the last payment of interest shall fall due on the date of maturity of the debentures; and • She debentures shall have attached, to . them coupons for the payment of the said interest. ' 3., It shall be lawful for the Mayor of the said Town of Clinton and lie is hereby authorized and instructed to sign and issue the said de- bentures hereby authorized to be issued andt5. pause the same and the interest coilyions at- tached thereto to be signed by theTreasurer of the said municipality; and tho Clerk of the said • municipality is authorizecl.to attach the seal of the municipality, to the saikdebentures. • 4. In addition to all other rates and taxes there shall be raised and levied is special rate on all the nagessed.vaine of all the rateable property in the municipality of Clinton suftl, cient to produce in each year during' the cur- rency Of thedebentures the sum of 5.1499,02, ing the amount of the said sum of 52383,00 for the payment of interest on .the said debentures and thesaid suiii7 of 51114.02 for provtding sinking fund for imyinent of the principal se- cured by the said debentures. 5. The Mayor of the said town' may cause the said debmtures or a sufficient amount thereof to be sold or hypothecated and the pro- ceeds thereof applied for the purposes .above- specified' and for no other purpose. ' b -law shall take effect on, fromind passing -and aftertbe thereof. • 7. The votes of the electors of the said Town of Clinton shall be taken on this by-law on Monday, the 305h' day of September, 1007,. commencing at the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon and continuing • until the hour of five o'cloelt • in the afternoon at the following . places and by the deputy returning officers speeified namely •. 1. St. Andrews Ward, at the --Town Hall, D. • L. Macpherson, Deputy Returning Officer. _ 4. St, Georges Ward. at Leslie's Carriage Shop,S,J.Andrews, Deputy Returning Officer. • 2„ St. James Ward at Mrs. H, Milne's house, Victoria SW . Robson, Deppty Returning • Officer. • 3. St. Johns Ward, at Rumball 8c McMath's Carriage Shop, Charles Helyar; . Deputy Re, turning Officer. • . • 8. On Saturday, the 28th day of September, 1907, at the hoer of 11 c'clock in the -forenoon, • the Mayor of the said Town shall attend. at the Council Chamber ie the Town Hall of the said Town to appoint persons to attend at the various polling places aforesaid and at the 'final summing up of the votes by the Clerk, respectively, on behalf of the persons interest- ed in and promoting, or opposing this by-laW. O. The Clerk of the sold town shall attend at • the Council Chambetin the Town Hall of the said Town at the hour of 11 o'clock•in the fore- noon, on Tuesday, the 185 day of October. 1907, to sum Up the numbot of votes given for and against this by law. Dated at the CoUncll Chamber in the Town of Clinton, this Oth day of August 1207, WILISE, •D. L• MACPHERSON, ' Mayor Clerk NOTICE T"' a proposed by-law which has been taken Indio that the above is a true copy of • IMO consideration and will be finally con - Sidered and passed by the Municipal Ccuncil of the ToWn of Clinton (in event of the assent et the electors being obtained thereto) after one month from the first publication thereof in The Clinton NeWs-Record which first publication will take Plote on Thursday the fifth day of SepteMber 1907, and that the votes of the electors will be taken thereon on the day and at the hours and places therein fixed. Town Clerk's Office, Clinton Angust 9th 1067. D. L. MACNIElikioN • ' Clerk. NOTICE And furthertake notice that the following are the estimates et the intended expenditure to be ineerred in constructing the system of watetwotka AS provided in the by•laW of which' th aboye Is a trne copy, Two 84nch wells. '' . .$ 1206.00 Purim and bolier room brtck chimney.4,.........,.b 4200.00 ReceivinureServOir .•. 1500.00 Perot) and boner With ,00 Stand pipe ...... ........ .. . .... 40 Hydratits 1400.00 Vatter( and bOXeit . .. ..1. 1! 00 1)istributIon system 407001teet or mtuns,i9660.00 materials and labor Engineering, _NeftetiatIon Of Deben- tures ahd COntingencieri..... 3500.00 tS91)00.00 Town Clerk's office;elinton, Aug. Oth, 1907. II fa. MAOPIIBBSON, Clerk Catarr constitutional hnpure constitutional treatment acting and purifying the blood Its radical and **manta cure. Ile sure to take Hood1sSersaparilla Nasal and other local Owns at ;startle OM quickly relieved by Caters** which allay' intlananation and 400dortao s Sarsowle*, an *MAO% St, tam*, mail order OnlY, 59 Os. For testimonials of remarkable awes mod for ow Book OA CAtArritt NO. 4 cs• IR, HOW CO" &OWL *04 The United States Government reported td be purchasing British, coal for the use of •ifs. Patifle fleet. Pope Pima has issued a stroeg-ency- elicit' on the dangers of "Nlodernisra.."' 0 -DD • :p NTS We would call atten- tion thisweek to our large assortment of rlert's Odd Pants_ They are made from the best Eng- lish and Scotch cloths. Also some very find Eng- • lisb worsteds, suitable to wear on any occasion. We have all sizes from 32 to 44, guaranteed tot give • entire satisfaction both in style an,i quality and at prices from $4 TO $5.50 THE 'LAST OR OUR SUMMER UNDER- , WEAR.• You can't thinktof any kind of Underwear that • we cannot supply you with. Cotton,Silk, Union, Wool, in fact, we have • everything that oomfort demands. Now there will • be 'days of bot weather • yet, and to meet this we • will sell all our Summer_ Underw re- • uced prices. Space will • not permit us to give de- • tails, but we ask you to call and see the very ex- • tra• values in these lines. •• A good 'stock of Negli- -.gee Shirts, Ties, Sus- penders, etc., always on hand. • Y-o-tuwililifid this :Store a very profitable . place 011 ..Saturdays - HUNDREDS OF STUDENTS OF ' • THE POPULAR. AND SUCCESS- ELL/OTT. • TORONTO, ONT, Corner Yosge aad ,Alexander Streets.. /lave secured, positions this year; Demand is far greater' than the stip-. ply. Educate for business positions, and you will get them, but the ed- ucation • 'must be first-class. Stud- ' cnts adMitted at any time. Write for• catalogue, • • • . • W. J. ELLIOTT, .PRINCIPAL., List' of Fall Fairs • Bayfield, Oct, 1 and 2 Exeter, Sept. 16 and 17..4 Ses.forth, Sept. 19 and ,20 Listowel, Sept. 24 an4'25 Illyth, Sept. 28 :4u1 24 St. Mary, Sept. 25 and.28 Wing.harn. Sept 20 and 2'Z Ooderieli, Sept. 25, p, 27. Brussels, 044. 8 and 4 Kirkten," Oct, and 4 NOW IS THE Ty.avi1...-To..1,14A0IFt. your order tor Fencing before tits advance in price. Use the Cali Spring Wire made by the Canadiant Pence Co. of *which I am agent this distriet, 1 tun also tett tor, the oelebrated lleintsnum 10. W. n#1.0.a, Box 155 Mato P,00,