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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1915-03-04, Page 5'March 4th, 1915 nusimmiiiiimmissefinausalasams Report of Clinton Public ,1=1 [School for February Division 1 --Sr. Ith Cass (a)• j -percent. or over -Lyda 'Livermore, Lawrence,. E. Livermore, 11, Greig, Dunford, ;Ill Rance., F. Wallis, tWasinao. ; Class (9) 60 ',percent be over-- chrenlc, H. Foreester, A. Eagles?) Glazier, 1. bonek, M, Retied 4rocgi$6iy, 0. Murphy, (f. 181 file' ion, AL Holland, J. Jackson Hearn., - .18e. Hellyar, M. Shaw,. . ;Shiple)f. , . C. D. BOCCV, Princip Div. 2 -St 111n Ross 289, Ire Sehoonhals 271, Merritt Nediger 26 'Mildred Livermore 265, Agnes -Walk 265, Hattie Livermore 261, Ann Laweence 258, 'Amble McKenzie 25 - °Wpm: 255, Beryt Cooper 25 'Winnie Nelsen 251, Willie Belli 24 • Alma McCorvie 211, Charlie dole 24 Frances Yesbec 236, Stewart MeBri '237. • JuniorsztCharlie. Bell 279, Ali Flukeir. 269, Flota' TVllulr 214, Am ,hrose McGuire 238, George Walk 235, Pharae Cree 222, Laweence We '209, Pert Bloman 207, George Sbi • leyi e203, pearl Gould 201, Evely Cliill 196: -M, E. Chidley, Teachc ,Divisidn 3 -Sr. Class.,Amy Hellya • '91 percent:, Harry Ball 91, Ea • Johnston 91, Josephine • Yesbec 9 Kenneth Carter 88, Bessie Morph , Bessie" iVforrish 83, Dorotlik -Rork 80, Agnes Reynolds 76; Willie Mute 71, Etta Hardy 73, JabeZ Rand' 70 George Ceti:ter ,70,' Fergus Reynold 68, Jean Bell 64, Jr. Class -Asa Boltod 75 percent Jack Ba.Wden 70, Marjorie Beaton 66 Blanche Nelson 61, Fred Elliott 62 Lottic Judd 61, Eva Bouck Hugl IVIceruire 50, Katie Ladd 41, Cor Miller 42, Russell Britton 40, •L -J, Wilson, Teacher Division 4 ---Sr. aril -Gertrude Pow ler 93, Eleanor Meraggart 89, Iv Plowes 84, Marguerite Von Rohl 83 Wilbur Brno 83, Daisy Nediger 80 Audrey Caliper 77, Gordon Powel 76, Nellie Rutledge 75, Harold Law son 73, Leila McCartney 70, Jea Aliller.69, Emerson Libby 69, Glady Wiltse 69, Helen Roberton 68, Joh Taylor 68, Hilton Butts. 66, rituar Macitionald 65, Helen Greig 61, Frani Scraton 03, Barrie, Combe 62. Jr, 3rd -Gladys McGuire 90, Mary A.rgent 87, Willie Malpaga 86, Winnie MclVlath 85, Leona Taylor 82, Attica Hill 70, Herbie Holtzhauer 76, Ger don Lawson 73, Lucy Levy 67, Char- lie Cook 62, Charlie Fulford 61, Gladys Holland 60, Joe Yesboc 58. Stevens, Teacher. Division 5 -Sr. Class - Bateman 96 percent., Kenneth Rorke 95, Lco Reynolds 93, Switzer Goalie 93, Isabel Johnston 93, Ruth Hale '91, Roy !Livermore 90, Robert Mid, dleton 89, John Yesbec 80, Marion Morris 88, Mervin Deeves 87, Meal° Blacker 87, Ethel Bouck 84, laissie a...ea., Lockwood 82, Jack IVigginton 81, 'Willie Miller 76, Agnes Combo 72, Peatl Carrick 67, Cecil C'ook 67, Lawrence Wheatley 61. Jr. CIass-Audre.y McIntyre 90 pereent., Roland Welke]: 89, Violet Huller 83, Percy Proctor 81, (Teerge IVIennel 80, Jean Fora 70, Norman lVfeeNeil 73, Harry Cochrane 65, Doug. Inc Ball 64, Lily Judd 64. • -H. Courtice, Teacher, Division 6 -Jr. Class -Total marks 250 -Florence Johnson 234, Russell Peckitt 223, Jean Simpson 217, Nei - lis McNeil 217, Vera Cook 216, Mit. ford Cooper 210, Olive Lawrence 208, Kenneth Roberton 200, William Ar - •gent 104, Margaret Ball 185, Hilda; gard Arnsden 181, Russell Bezzo 179, Ernest Ford 178, Cecil Ashton 178, 'Cathleen Taylor 173, Myrtle Carrick 171, Vera Gould 168, Bert Maashall 163, Elmer lVfiller 162. Sr. Class -Total Marks 250 -Wallace 'Wheatley 210, Cljolei Kennedy 207, • Oliver IVIurplip 200, Jack Britton 187, Elsie Cooper 184, Kathleen Liver- more 183, Howard Gould 170, Albert ,Carrick 162. • Jr. 2nd Classa-Total marks 350- • Olive Schoenhals 330, Fred MeTag- zart 315, Norma Treleaven 307, Wile Irld Grant 306, Wilbur Nelson 302, John Nediger 800, C'olenso Salter • 287, Myrtle Bell 286, Sadie Gibbs 280, Charlie Menne! 284, Ferguson Carter 272, Myrle Sweet 271, Bert NfoGuire 259, Norman Counter 239, .Eleanor Plumsteel 208. . -Olive C'ooper, Teachm, Division 7 -Sr. lst Class -Total marks 300 -Robin afunter 270, Char- lotte von Rohl 268, Donna Cochrane 260, Eileen Atkinson 259, Ray Carter 252, Beryl Salter 250, George Hill .249, Myrtle Wiltse 218. Jr. 1st Class -Total Ill -arks 300 - ..Oliver Rands 261, Carol Evans 250, -Clarence Glegier 254, Mactelon Haw- kins 246, Helen Cook 238, Francis 'Baines 223, Janet Lockwood 220, Edith Hill 223, Burton Bolton 220, :Margaret Rutledge 213, Viola' Liver- more 211, Alvin Haase 206, Louis • Howard .196, Frank Lattee 194, Joe 1-Ioward 153, Reeser Forster 131. Sr. Primer Class -Total maelcs 250 --Linnie Nediger 238, 'llessie Cole '225, Edgar Magutre 224, Doris Coll- yer 222, Tom Jackson 218, Catharine McTaggart 21,6, Arthur I-Ieseion 205, Alec Osbaldestori 109, Lulea Crich, -197. . • • Jr, Primer Clam -Total marks 200 Billy Hovey 176, Elmer Paisley 170, • Howard Mulholland 170, Russon 1W-ur- phy 166, Arthur Fulford 161, Rata 'Elliott 164, Edward Graelis 163, • .Addie Carter , 132; Violet T,apraik • 130, Willie Glazier 96. Wiltse, Teaelier. Division 8 -3rd Class --Total 521 -- Olive Watkins 493, Dorothy Mason -488, Ka,thlyn Badour 442, Edwin Mee • Kenzie 141, Ruth . 419, Carrie • Pickett 414, Beaerleal Butt 412, ',Phoebe Bolton 380, Frank Howaed 379, Herbert Von Rohl 877, Dorothy Street 377, •Clyde Wheatley 374, ,Frieda Schoenhals 371, Douglas Car- • -ter 363, 'Cecil Cooper 357, Harold Livermore 343, 1VIargaret Sloan 312, "Margie Hale 834, Clarence Meanel 330, Wilmer Deeves 320, jack Aluteh • 320, Ross IVIcOwen. 318, Nettie 'Pak- lor 515, Douglas Kennedy 307, Leon-: • .ard 1Vfarshall 260, Marion McBrien 204, joe,, Twyforcl 187, John Rand '75 H, C. 31. R. 0, ge, id - L. P. ra 5, or ie 9, 2, 0,- 0, en cc er 513 0- 11 r, rl 0, 0 a 200d Class -Total 100 -Arthur Ma- Clinton Netva-Record guire 315, Sybil Proctor 300, Edith Glazier 201, Mabel Card& 295, Myr- tle Cook 269, David Miller 265. 1st Class -Total 100 -Harriet Haw- kins 346, Hazel Harris 336, Winifred Hamilton .231, Ruth Jackson 21.6, Earl Fulford 214; Thempeon,-Teacher. • Bluth, , Mr, and Pare, VOn. Hall of •Grey visited at the borne cit Mr. and Mre Jaines Ouit,laet. week. . Mrs, E,. Watson returned last weal; from a visit 'with her sister, Mrs, Kennedy of Clinton. Miss Nina Begley has ioneto Wel- lesley to accept 00 position • for the millinery season, • Miss Jessie Tnompson of • Clinton visited hist weelc with her • sisters, Mrs.. McTaggart and the Mos. dames Tierney. -.. Messrs. Duman Laidlawr R. Ile Me - Gowan and Heney Yarn% were or- daineclelders of St. Andrew's church 'eti eSunday week. Mr, and Mrs. John Cociferlindt and son, who have been visiting for the past few weeks with friends in town and vicinity, left Friday for their home at North Bay, The Blyth Rural. Telephone System has purchased. the interceits of the Bell Company Blyth, It is said that some of the subseribers 'of the Rural are taking action to prevent the purchase being sanctioned by 'the Railway Commission on the greund that the 'deal was not in accordance with the expressed wiehes of a ma- jority of the subscribers. Mr. Nathan Johns of &lima, Sask., was a visitor in town for a few hours one day last week. Mr. Johns is an ex -reeve of Colborne and has been in theawest for five years or So, Mr. John Barrett, who is over eighty years of age, fell in hiS 01112 yard the, other day and received ai bad shaking up, though, fortunately no bones were broken, Mr, A. M, Carthew, manager of the Bank ol Hamilton, was in Palmer- ston one evening last -week atteading a Masonic gathering. A Toronto firm loaded thine cars of plank here one day last week for ex- port to Liverpool for the British Government. Miss Hughes has returned to her home in Durham after a visit' with her sister, Mrs, (Rel.) Farr, The latter accompanied her home, for a visit. Mr. N. Sundercock and family have moved to the farm recently purchased on the 2nd of Stanley near Clinton. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Hall of Ethel visited the latter's brother, Rev, Geo. •Jewitt, last Weak. News -Record Aleaus News -Leader. • Seaforth. Miss Effie Hamilton ot Kingston has been visiting tha. parental home, that of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hamilton of Tuckeesinith. Miss J. Sterling of Bayfield was the guest last WeRc 01 MOS. P, Sav- auge. " Mrs, J. C. Greig was in Coderich last week visiting friends., Mise May Modelead has been visit- ing Clinton relatives. Mr. Fred Gould of Stratliroy Was in town a few days last week, . Miss Mabel Cantelon ot. Clinton was the guest last Week of Miss Eva Graves, apd Mrs. Ross JackSoe, ivho have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Scott, left last week for their home at Tisdale, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Newton McTavieh of Toronto spent a few days with friends in town last week: ' Mrs.- J. 13. Israel hes returned to her home at Walkerville after spend- ing several moaths with her daugh- ter, Sirs. W. Cpdthore. Mr, Pearson Grieve of 'Ponnto is home lust now suffering from an at- tack of pleurisy. Mrs. (Dr.) Aiteheeon of Ortonville, Mich., was called home last week owing to the serious illness of her Oster, Mrs: D.. McGregor. Mrs. John .MeNab Of tow n and Mt,• John McNab of Dungannon were in Drayton last week attending the •1 un- eral of the fonter's .eldest son, Me, Wm, MeNab, whose death occurred suddenlyon Saturday week. Miss More= and her Itiend Miss Patterson left Saturday ter New York to 'resume their •thusicel Mr, Hicks ot Goderieh is 'here eonductiag. the drug business nt Col. Wilson during the latter's absence -00 actual military service. Mos: L. T. DeLacey was in larento last week visiting feieede. - Miss M. Forsythe, who has• been a guest at the manse tor some mcathS, left Saturday lor her .1tome on Prince Edwara's. 'stand, J, Milier of Duluth was • in town last week for a few days. Mr. T. Dick has gone to Loneten to take a special military course. Zurich Messrs, 13 • Schilbe of Waterloo and J. Beek of Berlin called on old friends and relative.s here, Messrs. John Hartman and Sfel 01 Mt, Clemens and Mr. and 1VIrs. Philip Hartman of Wattord were here last week attencliag tha funeral of the late Valentine 'Coe -heals, Mr. F. Bossenberry of Berlin was in town for a few Oars last week. Miss Diana Rickbeil is spending some time with hex sister in Bec- ton. Mr, J, Procter was tn. Toronto on business last week, Mrs. J. Jacobe's funeral took phtee on Sunday -week to the Bronson Line cemetery. The deceased was eighty years of age. Me, Valentine 1Coeliems, a highly esteemed resident of Zurich, died suddenly on the e'vening •of Friday Week while sitting chatting with his wife. Heart failure vas the valise.' He was fifty-seven years of age atid loaves his' torte arid ttvo brothers. The funeral took' Mecca= the follow- ing Monday, News -Record Means News -Leader. Goderich Mr. James 'Conirolly Was in 'reran - to last week attending a meeting of the Alai/eat Fire Insurance Co. Mrs, Nail McKinnon and little daughter, who have been spending the pasti couple of mooths with friends in Goderich and Dangannon, left last week for their home at Lake A -alley, Mes, John Knox.is epeading a few weekwith her daughter, Mrs. 11, Howson of Toronto, having gone down -to. be present at the 'lrLarriage' Mr., Allen Jones' has• taken: a ;posi- tion at Galt and Will move thera as Soon' as he has secured - a, • alitable dwelling. ' Mrs. E, 19. Kirchner 'of Detroit has been visiting her sister, 'Mrs. C. Walb- bank, and othe8 friends in town. The funeral of George,' Higgiiesien, whoSti death occurred by drowning in a Well at Windsor, took place: on Tuesday afternoon of last week,' about seventy Members' ef the Oddfel- lows being In attendance. Mr. Hig- ginson had been in Windsor clearing the Me from the river for the Gov- ernment: It is aupposed that he fell accidently into the well of the ice house at Windsor and was 3iot iniseed for several days, when his brothel: - and brother-in-law went over from here and a search was instituted, the body being found by Mr. Doty and Mr. Forrest, who ,harl also gone over from Goderich. The.deceased leaves his wife, who was Miss Jemima Bak- er, and one brother, Mr. A. Higgin- son of town. Mr. Higginson was thiety-eight years of age and had been superinte,ndent of Government works In Goderich since 1911, having previous to Iltat time been foreman of the Doty Engine Works. Happenings of Fifteen •• Years Ago. lappenings in Clinton at the , Opening of the Century. Taken from the Files of The Nmes-Record of the date indicated, Clinton, March 1st, 1900. The mareiage took place on Wednes- day afternoon at the home of Mee. Andrew Reid of Hullete of Miss Mat- te Reid to Mr. IV. D. Marion. The young couple have taken up their a- bode in town, Mrs. J. J. Allen of Toronto and Airs. (DO Belden .of Seatorth are vis- iting Mrs. 0, C. Rance. Owing to repairs being made to the boiler ab the electric light works there will be no street lights until Saturday. Misses Bell, Couch and McMurray at- tended an assembly at Wingham on Friday evening last Fair Bros. and .5. Leslie sole horse last a'eekto a buyer for the .Manito. ba market. - Marriages MOP FA T-DUNFORD-I Clieton., on March 3r3, bp Rev. .5. 11, Potts, Mabel Beatrice, daughter of Mr. Jaime Duatord, to William CT. Moffat. MUIR-WILSON-At Goderich, on February ' 17111, Charles H. Muir and Eva Wilson, daughter ot and Mrs. Bernard Wilson of God - each. ROGERSON-jERMYN-111 Brussels • on Febrearp 21s4, Christophe Rogerson of Morris township to. Laura . Phoebe Jermyn of Grey! township, ARMSTRONG -CREWS -At Exeter 21th, Helen Pauline 041 FC6Opary Crews to .George T. Armstrong, both of Exeter. . Births SPENCER -In Saskatoon, Seale, on 2.61li, to Mr. aral. arm. 'Ben- jamin Spencer of Wilcox, Sesta, (nee Albino Richardson of Stan- ley township, Ont.), a !laughter. PE CTENI X --f n. Hamilton on Feb. 26113, to Mr. and Mrs, N. A. Phoenix, a son. Deaths GARDNER-In Goderich township, on March 2113, John Gardner, aged 75 years. • BLOOMFIELD-In Wingliamo on Feb. 17111, Elisabeth Ernest, relict of the late .Robert Bloomfield, in lie:1.- 78th year. KOCHEM-At Zurich on Feb. 1949, Valentine Kothem, aged 58 years. STOREY -In MfeKillop on Feb, 21s4, IVIartha Matilda Storey, aged 26 years, CHOICE SEED BEANS FOR SALE I have a quantity of Seed Beans foe sale, grown in a good bean district. Now is a good time to 00ee606 your seed before a Waller raiee in peice, W. PlARQUIS Phone 1.1. oft 166, Clinton, FOR SALIe-0,A.C. NO. 72 SEED oats. These oats ore very strong strewed and have stood at the head of the list aa EXperimental Farm for the, past three years, - Fred. Middleton, R.R. No. 3, Clin- ton. Phone 1 on 156. 74-3 • faction. Let nu3 havi3 aux order early 901080 the spring rush begins. 1 guarantee my work to giVci satis- PAPER HANCTING.-1 _AM PREPAR- • ed to do Papet Hanging and paint- • ing prbmptly and at. moderate cost. -Wm. A. Mason,. Peineess atreet. ' AUCTION SALE, -'384E UNDER - signed will sell his farm sMole, and implements by poblic auction on March 16th 94 lot 2$, con. 6, Hul- lett,-aJas. S,outheornbe, proprietor ; '1'. Gundry, auctionaer, 74-1 AUCTION SALE OF .FARIVI STOCK and Implements.--MrS. T. ' Carbert has instructed the undersigaed ;to sell by public aucition at Lot 24, Con, 6, Hullett, on Mondaja. March • 819, at 1 o'clock p.m., the follow- ing : Horses -1 " aoied draught horse 5 years old, 1 bay horseet1 good driver, 1 heavy draught gelding ris- ing 1 year. CC,ttlei-: 1 grade Dur - 180111 COW, aged 7, due to calve time of sale, 1 Durham cow aged 8, caly- ea Durham cow, 25th, 1 Durhacow, aged 4, due April 749, 1 Durham cow ag- ed 3, due Sept. 3rd, 1 Durham cow, aged 10, due April 160, 1 Durham cow aged 9, due Aug. lst, 2 steers rising 2 'yeara, 2 heifers eisiag 2. years, 5 last spring calves, 1 calf six weeks old. Piga-1 Veil bred Yorkshire Sow& due to litter' April 7119, April 28t9, June 949, 1 large pure bred Yorkshire' hog, 6 pigs 6 weeks old, 8'pigs. 8 weeks old: 1111- ple05ents-1 Mausey-Hairis ' manure spreader, 1 Maxwell" hay loader, 1 good wagon, 1 Bain wagon box, shelves and spring Mat, 1 set bob sleighs, 1 Deering disc harrow, out threw, 1 Sharpe' e hay rake 10 ft., 1 Deering mower Ve fie out, 1.aeuft fler, 1 set diamond harrows, 1 gray:- el box, 1 good 2 -furrow New Cen- tury plow, 1 Prost & Wood gang Plow, 1 Verity walking plow, 1 pig box and; mate, 1. Massey -Harris cream separator, 1 Clinton, fanning mill, 1 good buggy McLaughlin make, 1 good cutter, large, 1 root, pidper, 1 small cutter, 1 20 -ft, lad- der, 1 Daisy barrel churn, 1 set double harness, 1 set single harness, About 70 hens, 3 doz. good grain bags. A (pantile,- of 2 in, hard wood .plank and other articles too numer- ous to mention'. No reserve as the proprietress has sold her farm. Termh Terms : $10.00 and. under, eas; on over that amount 10 months' credit on approved joint notes or 4 perceut. straight ort for cash. -Mrs. T. Carbert, Proprietress ; T., Brown, Auctioneer. -74 A.UCTION SALE -011 HOUSEHOLD Furnitare.-The undersigned has ce- caved instructions- from Mrs, Jas. Sheppard to sell bp pubtic auction at her residence, • corner Orange and Wellington Sts., Clinton, on Sat - 1(13005'; March On,. at 1.30 o'clock, the tollowing : 1 sideboard, Exten- sion table, Drop leaf table, Hall dozen cane bottom. chairs; Lounge, Writing desk, Rocking chair, 24 yds Brussels, darpet, 30 yds all wool carpet (OW), 45 yds rag carpet, 21 ids all wool bedroom. carpet, Bed-.. room suite, Toilet set, Sofa and - cushions, 2 bedroom Chaim, ClocT, 2 lamps, A quantity ot silverware, dishes and glasswao'e, 2 kitchen tables, 2 parlor rockers, Large bureau and looking glass, 1 parlor table, 6 kitchen ciliates, 4 small tables, Coal oil stove, 2 wash tubs, 2 wash benches, wringer and hoard, Feather tick,. mattresses, springs, Paper rack, 13 pictures, 12 pairs curtains, Rugs, mats, . etc. Every- thing will be sold without reserve. Terms-Casia-G, 73.. Elliott, Auc- tioneer ; Mrs. J.' Sheen/RUT', Pro- prietreas.• -73-2 FOR SALE -ONE 11„.: H.P. GASO- line Engine in good condition, one Emery Stand Nvith countershaft complete, one Wood Lathe with countershaft and rests. Grindstone mounted on frame 3 inch face, 3 feet 3 inch diameter. Can be seen at the General Repair Shop of Seeley & West. ,-69 GODERICI-L. Mrs. r. B. Wallwin of Toronto was in town for a few days last made,. ARTISTIC J. G. ORICH, Tim RELI- ABLE DE,CORATOR, 33433138SPECIALTY. OF CHUM:1111S, LODGE ROOMS AND PRIVATE RESIDENCES. HIS ADDRESS IS 42 AVON ST., ,S'PRATFORD. assamone FebruarySale, ammellsouldamasimmomOrr WALL PAPER, STATIONERY -and- • CHINAWARE At Bargain Prices. • Don't Miss It. 74 CLINTON. EGGS FOR HATCHING FROM Hens that Lay. -Barred Rocks and S., C. Whi•te•Leghorns, Settings 500 per 13. One speinial pen of Barred Rocks 75e per 15, Incubator lots a, specialty at $3.00 per 190 egge Book you orders • earlas we' • taye a limited number of hens this Year. Nest year we shall be in a ;position to inmt any quantity of orders. All otir poultry are' feom; "Guild strain of bred -to -lay ,stock." • -iliolinesville Poultry, Yards.-Tre- Wartha DeeseProlpietors, ste;plidne , 11 on• , 153. • -73 NOTICE, TO CIREDITORS.-IN THE estaM of David Feigusort, late - of the township of Goderich, Yeoman, deceasoch-Notica is hereby ' given that all persons having any claims • against ' the Estate of David Fer- • guson, who 'died on the '8411 day of February, 1915, in the tovinslifp oi Goderich, in the C'ounty of Huron, Province of Ontario, ate required on. • Or before the 1.8th day' of March, • 1915, to send by post or deliver to the undersigned solicitor herein for James Feeguson and Jane Noble, the executor and executrix of the estate; of, the said deceased, full particulars of their claims.; and that after the said last mentioned date the''said executor and 'execut- rix will proceed to. distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had notiee, and that the said exeoutor and execut- rix will not be liable for the said assets, or any part thereof, to any person of whose claim they shall not thee have received notice. Dat- ed at Clinton this 1.91011 day of Feb - nary, 1915.-1VI. 111. Cameron, Sol- icitor for the Executor and Execut- rix, Normandie Block, Clinton, ()u- teri°, -73-3 WANTED. - TWO OR THREE boarders or three or four roomers. -Apply at E. E. Hunniford's Groc- ery, Clinton. AIUSIC.-A MAN'S ABILITY -LS his Passport. Prof. Frank Weaver, •Concert Pianist, 'Voice Specialist, London, Ont., teaches all branches of piano end organ plaYing. Voice culture and artistic singing a spec- ialty. 16 years practical experience. Studio at Mrs. Shipley's residence near Wesley: church, Clinton, Wed- nesday and Theesday of each week. FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -THAT, beautiful, coinfortable and modern cottage on .Huron street best known as the Ransford Cottage. -Apply to Wesley Walker. -71 WANTED.-IVE WANT A LIVE wire reafesentative welt acquainted in town and vicinity.- Good money to the right man with chance ot advancement. • Write Beck & Eisen- bach, Berlin, Ontario. -- 71-3 TOTICE-AFTER THE NEW YEAR Miss Mildred Evans will be prepar- ed to give treatments by eleeteoly- sis for the removal 01 superfluoas hair, also electric massage for the cure of baldness, falling hair and dandruff. -Agent for Mrs. E. Coates 'Coleman's Ideal preparations as Ideal Flesh Food, Ideal Velvet Cream, Ideal Hair Tonic, ideal Hand Lotion, Ideal Acme Cure, fete. FOR SALE -ONE UPRIGHT PIANO in fair condition $120, one upright piano used less than a year $190, was $375, one Edison phonograph slightly used with lrrecords $35, one coal range high shelf with reser- voir and water front .complcte, good as new', $20. Will be sold on Your terms. --Wesley A/Valker, -65 FOR SALE. -ONE BLACK BEAR, - skin Robe good as new and one kit- chen cupboard. They were taken in exchange for new goods and as I have no use for them they will be sold at a bargain. -Wesley -Walker. -65, NOTICE -CITIZENS ARE. HERE - by notified that the' practice of emptying ashes on our streets must be stopped. The police officers have been instructed to enforce com- pliance with this order. By order of the Mayor. -Jos. Wheatley, Chief Constable, e-65 WANTED. - BRIGHT COLORED Dried Apples, Eggs, Butter, for which we pay highest prices.-Can- telon Bros. -52. CLOTHES CLEANED, REPAIRED and Pressed and at the shortest possible notice. Beth Ladies and CfenBernen's clothes. We guarantee to do good work. Room over Mr. Grigg's Jewelry Store. -Wm. Jago, -55. CREAM WANTED. DAIRYIVIEN haying cream to sell write to us ,for cans. We supply two cans free. Pay all express ollarScis and issue cheques twice each month, cheques payable at par. We pay the high- est market prices consistent with an honest test. Testing done by a conepetent man. Each, can careful- ly weighed, sampled and tested on,, arrival and statement returned. Those in the vicinity of Kinbura may leave their cream with „Mr. Hall who will deliver it here. Write for cans and give, us a trial, -The Seaforth Creamery, Box 486; Seaforth• M. Cr. CAMERON, K.C.,' BARRIST- sr, Solieitor, Conveyancer, etc. office on Albert street occupied ,by Mr. Hooper, In Clintem on eVery Thurs- . day, and on any. dap for , which ap- pointments ire Made. Office boars *from 9 00,70. to 6 p.m. A good Vault in connection with the office. Office open every week eity. Hoopee will make any aneoinienenes for Mr. Cameron.. s THE COONEll STORE Live and Let Live HAVE 1 YOU BOUGHT YOUR FLOUR? THE WHEAT MARKET FIAS BEEN SOARING AND FLOUR - IS GOING UP TOO. WE WOULD ADVISE EVERYONE TO BUY A BAG OF FLOUR NOW. NOW IS PANCAKE TIME TOo. Ask to see our pancake flour and syrups. The old fashioned pancake supper cannot be beaten. Try a pack- age of Aunt Jeraima's pancake Sour and see what delicious caves it mak- es. - CORN OR CANE SYRUP IN TINS. Syrup is one of the best - winter goods that can appear on the table with pancakes, bread, hot biscuits or muffins. Syrup is delicious, MAPLE SYRUP IN BOTTLES. PORK AND BEANS. For a winter meal a steaming hot plate of tasty pork and beans is un- surpassed. E. E. HUNNIFORD LIVE AND LET LIVE GROEER„ CHOICE eed Grain New Century and Bumper King seed oats, Manchuria seed barley, all at moderate pricea. Will have other varieties on hand in a few days. Seeds Timothy, Red Clover, Alsace Clove]: and Alfalfa, all government standard. Fertilizer If you want a bumper crop order your supply of (Twins' Shur -gain Fertilizer direct -from 119. Poultry Wanted Live hens over 6 lbs. 12c per lb., 4 lb, hens 10e per lb. GUNN, LANGLOIS CO. The Up-to-date Firm CLINTON. N. W. Trewartha, Wm. Jenkins Maple Syrup Time VVill Soon Be 1-lere.1 ORDER YOUR SAP PANs AND PAILS NOW. BYANI & SUITTER] Sanitary Plumbers, Phone 7. Have You Lost Anything ? How about your appetite for dinner A bottle of Rex Catsup • is a splendid appetizer, the and 25e per bottle. We also carry a nice variety of sauces such as H. P. and Worces- tetshire sauce. Mixed and sweet pickles in hot - Iles, prices from 10e to 35c. We also have a variety of canned goods such as pea, corn, toma- toes and Clark's; soups at 10c per can. Just received -sweet oranges at the low price ot 15e, 200, 25e, 800 per doz. Also bitter 'oranges for manna- • lade 25e per dos, QUALITY COUNTS WHEN BUYING YOUR GROCERIES 1-ii9hest priceS f_or Butter and Eggs Johnson & Co. The Store of Qualtiy. Successor to S. Barr. Phone 111. 'bone orders prom•ptly, attended to, DO -Y01.1 KNOW Where Our Little Hatchet Is? IT IS "LENT" and we have the full as- sortrnenttof fish for the season. T. O'Ncll imismonammainissumnas Leave your order now for your Sap Pails! Hand made sap Buckets. Call and see samples. THOS. HAWKINS. Phone 53. Agent for Hecla furnaces, Shop over Rowland's Hardware, CO10111 SP1111 WANTED. • HEADING WANTED Basswood, Black Ash Soft Maple, 40 and 20 in. St pieton Saw MUL NOW IS THE TIME to place your orders for Fertilizer. We handle the, Davies Fer- tilizer and can give you several kinds at right pric- es NOW IS THE TIME. to place your order for tim- othy and clover seed at the right prices, North End Feed Store. Frank W. Evans A General Delivery Done. Terms : Cash. Phone 192. Are you Troubled with Headaches? 4i; If so the cause mai' he' eye strain and in that (went a pair of properly fitted glasses will bring relief and cum. it Is worth trying. Come to us and we • will make a careful test of your 07135 and tell you what is the matter and what you need. In out long experience in the Optical business , wo have made a great number of examinations and it is a source of much pleasure for us to know that our fittings have invariably, , given great satisfaction. If your eyes bother you eome to us arid learn the reason why, A. J. GRIGG • Optician Jeweler and Issuer of Marriage Licenses. Good Butter MAKERS Good Butter Makers will use Printed Wrappers obtained from •, The News -Record.