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away. Mr, and, ..Mrs. lids brother -in -lax'.
Snell observed tl ver
to arae salt's by Mrs. (Rev;) lifted; was in Londe
rslleiiding' over the week -end with Mr: last week attending the branch meet
, Maine Kelly; of Delaware, whoaro very ing of the .W,M:S..
qld tttends,rMr Kelly -`being one of Mrs. John Schoenhals and twh
their;:.auests,at;their••wedding -He inn daughteino'f'Clinton visited last week
nQW+far advanced ire yearn, Itis 88`th with the lady's 'brother, Mia"• 'Adana!
„asps 'less, anti has been in.poor health : Schaefer;
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lea "some time past. The n -newtons Mrs. Cagricir has returned Bente af-
'friends• of Mr. and Mrs. Snell .wish ter. spending souse. months with 'fri-
then. many happy returns of this an- ends at Peelee island and Detroit.
niversary. Mr. bred; Morris has gone to Osla.
• Me'. —, Vodden has bought an auto-wa where he has accepted a position,
mobile front Mr. Bert, Langiort of Mr. Joseph Brad -Win,. a highly es.
Clinton.. It is a five-pasa,ugcr end teemed residentof town since sn e 187,0,
one of the best snakes. passed away on Friday week after. an
The ;football match _between the illness of some duration. His wile
ranched men and bachelors, played on., and a family of four sons survive,
the farm of Mr. W. J. Miller, the 3rd, The remains were taken to, Pails for
eon., on: the 29th, was an interesting, interment.
one and was well played 'considering Mrs. Peter Fisher, Tr•, is a guest of
the players.were somewhat oat of Mrs. Fisher, Sr,_
practise The store at the end of the Dr, G. H, Ross was in Toronto for
game. stood three to one in favor of a few days recently,
the single men. The line-up was as Mrs. A. Hunter of 'Brussels was in
follows` Married men : Goal, Frank tern for a few days Hist week visit -
Clew ; backs, T. Dale, iitobt: jennies ing• her son. '
Sone ; half -backs., Geo. Baker, C. Shep Dr. Stevenson of London was in
Pond, Harry Glacier ; forwards, A.' towh one day recently. visiting Dr.
Dale; L.' Heard, Ed. Williams, Chad. Kennedy.
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H. Single tnglc men : Goal, Messrs. A. C. Riley and Geos; Po -
Wm,' Moore ; backs, •,J. Dale, Theo, cock., were appointeci•'delegates to 'the
Dale ; half -backs, H. Giew, John annual •Baptist convention to be held
Mann," Percy Glazier ; forwards', Jas, in Forest on the first three days of.
Johnston, Orville Dale, Ed. Farqu- June.,
liar, Wm, Miller, Harold Dale. The. Mr. Simon `�anNorman,Iran been re -
referee was John Armstrong of Con- hewing old friendships about town
:stance, who gave entire' satisfaction, after spending the winter in Hamil-
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a number of spectators were ton. It in his intention to titre a
present to watch the game. trip to the west shortly, ,
Mrs, Andrew Murcliden' and little
daughter or Regina are visiting the
lady's mother, Mrs. Marsales, and
other friends and relatives hereabouts,
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She is Fighting as
The Beasts Fight.
'(The News.)
These are grievous days. The La
Post has sounded for so many sple
dirt men that the soul aches to thin
of them. If blood be the price
Empire,. we are indeed nearing it
full. Those men who . have gen
meant so much to Canada. The
'worn her bone and her muscle; he
youth. Others must go, and stn
others, that the Empire may ender
'that God's will may be done Lipo
the earth. For there is a Divin
purpose in all events. If we mists it
iii the stress of grievous dunes, been
' unan, we must believe in the caste
.--_.'iueoments that His purpose is behin
all this blood and suffering. An
while we have lost, we have gaine
great glory, a glory only less ulna
those who fight in Flanders. Th
,Dominion is a new Dominion, achier
ing a truer nationality through tin
sacrifice of her young manhood, ap
preaching a greater destiny througl
the Valley of the Shadow of Death.
We sing no songs of hate. But a,
the days go . by, with their dail
•easuality lists, a .grim deterntinetioi
'a—a---strengthens, There must be 'no ens
peace, I do not believe that the spin:
• it of a nation can he killed, There
yre I do not believe • that Germany
-Ere be killed, But she has cursed
•civilization, She has sinned against
'honor, and against womankind, and
against all the things, save courage,
that really count for nations. She
is fighting as the beasts light, I
;+�have heard <�torics which I can
,wdy suggest. Stories of men whom
_' ,a'u know, many of you in Toronto,''
'and whomI know, stories of men
poisoned by deadly gases until their
bodies dropped in tlw:+ trenches and
-death came to then, wino had no
chance of meeting it standing up. it
-came; sent by heists, Those beasts
must suffer.
How greatly the pacificists have err:-
'ed. In their dreams they have laid
traps for the righteous, The petit
of the Germans whom they trusted is
marked by 'the mutilation of children,
the rapt and murder of wives and
mothers and nuns, the, torture of
prisoners, Tney have marched armed
-with poison. ']'hey have broken ev-
cry law of God and man. They havetaught the stern lesson • that in
might, and might alone, lies the
.strength of civilization, Internation-
al conventions are trope for honorable.
oleo nand honorable nations. Germany
has broken all laws,
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Germany An Outlaw.
(Kincardine Review.)
The latent exploit of the German
navy, the sinking of the Lusitania, and
the drowning of over a thousand ciiv
ilians, shows what has often Hen
suspected that Germany has cast off
every shred of respectability and,
like a drunken and desperate; ruffian,
is firing at large. Neutral opinion is
snouted, The after consequences are
'disregarded. The nation inspired by.
:a madman has itself gone mad.
-it rook tars world a long time to he'
iieve Germany as bad as it is. Al
though passengers were warned pea•
aonally and by advertisements nub-
s :fished
ub':fished by the German Embassy, yet
no one turned back and, so i•sr as
'we can see; the Cunard people took
aro extra precautions. l verybocic
thought it a bluff. No one seriously
believed Germany woeld sink a ship
containing so manycivlliaas, rattly
of them neutrals. No one tin, eight
Germany capable of acing poisonous
gases on the battlefield or of` poison
s wells. Butthey
s did, - He ce •
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bet no one think Germany will shrink
from anything. There is, nothing too
cruel or loathsome for the Mad Mui
labs who rule over that country aril-
'atari l y. •
Goderich..
Mrs. C. C. Morrison has returned
home after, sojourn •of dome months
:in Florida,:
t m Mrs Sidney Belcher passed away on
Saturday""week after an illness' of coins
months:. Her dutsband anti• a little
,daughter: of three years survive, The
deceased lady was onijt twen'y-seven
years of age and her early passing is
deeply felt by her relatives.
Our Men Don't Get Much
Sleep But Do Great Work.
Sergt. Wm. Snell.
'France, April 28th
"We have been -having a terrible
battle. I suppose that long ere this
you will have heard that the Cana-
dians got a. rather bad cutting up and
lost considerable men but they have
been doing great work, But believe
nee it has been real war, a sight 1
shall never forget. We only have about
twelve men wounded in the Ammuni-
tion Col. One of my drivers got bad-
ly hurt tonight by a big shell. Our
batteries have lost a lot of horses,
We have not had our shoes off for a
week and have had very little sleep
but as things _seen, to be a little
quieter tonight. I atn going to try,
and get some rest hut an I am next
to go up I, shall probably go before
morning, Our horses are having a •
tough time of it as we are obliged
to keep them in harness all the
time."
—Wni, Snell,
Wingham
Miss H. I. Graham has-been visit-
ing in Quebec and Montreal, being in
the latter city last week attending the
Dominion Convention of into W.M.S.
of the Presbyterian Church.
Miss' Bissett was in Exeter last
week attending the , funeral of her
sister.
Dr. Smillie of Galt was in triple
last, week.
Mrs, Donald MaTntyre has been vis-
iting her sister at St. Mary's,
Mr. S. Colmar has been transferred
from the local to the Montreal branch
of the Dominion B3anic.
Mrs.Ross, Sr., who has but re-
cently recovered Irons ,a very serious
illness, has been : visiting Tier daugh-
ter, Mrs. Won. Berry of Brucefield.
Miss Annie Davis ,has returned from
a visit of some weeks with her bro-
ther, ,Dr. Davis of Manitoulin Island..
I -Ion, I.. B. and Mrs. Lucas were in
town recently, leaving motored up for
the day, and were the guests of Miss'
Murray of the Collegiate stall,
Mrs, Wilson has returned from a
visit , with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
McCuhla of Leadbury, '
Dr. llarburn is, suffering area au
attack of typhoid.
,.
Mrs.1.t
ed Bfrcltall and little son. of
Brussels have been visiting Mrs.. J,
P. Brine t of town.
Mr. and
Mrs A.E. L it
o an return-
ed home last week after an absence
of Some weeks in New York anti At-
lantic cities.
The barn just rccontly vacated by
Mr. W. Bryne on Main street was
completely destroyed by fire early on
Tuesday, morning of last week. The
origin of the lire is unknown. The
building was owned by Mr. A, D.
Strong of Galt. Some buggies and
wagons, belonging. to Messes, Tann-
bull sa McIntosh and some belonging
to private parties which were stored
in the 'building were also destroyed.
All the windows in tine- Public library
across the street wereeraclred and
the woodwork scorched.
Misses Mary and Maggie Cowan are
home from Tor:onto for the vacation.
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. ,•MtssRtry Stalker, .wh0.
has
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visiting friends. in'
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vicmn,* for some, •ti,nie, hasreturned
to her liolno at Waslfad'ar Man,
• Mrs:,
Floody arrived froze , Londojn
last week and will make•''hog, home,
with her son, Mr.>David ]'foody,
Miss • Ella Metcalf is suffering from
an attack of typhoid. Miss Spafford
is nursing her.
Mr. W. Farrow of East Wawanosh
has purchased -the property belonging
to the 'estate ofthelate Margaret
Johnston,
Mrs. Roy Stone of Allendale dart-
ghter, of sift. and- Mrs. Wm. Moore,
underwent a serious operation lately.
and is now improving,
Miss Lillie M, Carr, who recently:,
graduated frotm, the Deaeonness Train-
ing School, Toronto, has returned, to
the city to take tip leer woke in con-
nection with the new Dutierin Street
Mission.
Mr. J. G. I:ntfgn was in Wingham
last week.
, Mrs. A. B. Carr was in London last
Week attending the" W.M.S. branch
meeting of the London conference,
Goderich
Mrs. J. L. Killoran and daughter
Mary have gone to spend the summer
with V h rho lady's
'st
sister and brother-in-
law, ]-Ion. Mr. Justice and Mrs. lylur-
phy of Vancouver, B. C.
Mrs. ,(Rev) H. ti'. Weight and lit-,
tle son and daughter of Anehurstburg
are visiting the lady's parents, Mr,
and Mrs: James Connolly.
The barge Ahercorn is being fitted
out in readiness r • di
ne s for the sinking of the
breakwater pontoons as they, are
read]..
'arra. Adam Cook"of Toronto is vis-
iting her daughter, Mrs. R. H. John-
ston,
Word was received that Dr. Macklin
had arrived safely in England on Wed-
nesday of last week.
Happenings of Fifteen
Years Ago.
Happenings in Clinton at the
Opening of the Centu*y.
Taken from the Files of The
. News Record of the date
indicated.
Clinton May 24th, 1000
Miss Polite Fair has resigned as
organist of Willis church, a position
site has filled very efficiently for sev-
eral years. bliss L. Irwin has been
chosen ay her successor.
' Dr; W. T, Holloway has decided to
locate in Wingham.
Mr. John ]fell has gone on a trip
to the west, with a view to locating
there.
Mr. Edward Howard has gone on a
wheeling tour through the State of
Ohio,
Will Receive Next Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Wheaton will receive
with Mrs: Il. B. Chant next Tuesday
afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock,
Marriages
IJENDERSON—ICINcl — in Wingitain,
on May .Mh, Rachel Altera King
to George Harvey Henderson,
Births
CON In Goderich township, on May
20th, to Mr, anal Mrs. Leslie J.
Cos, a son,
STEWART—in Seaforth, on May
lith, to Mr„ and Mrs. Harry Ste-
wart, a daughter., :.
DRUMMOND—At Winghtam, on May
16th,, to Mr. •end Mrs, Errold
Drummond, a daughter.
Deaths
BELCIIIlR--In G-odericii, on May 15th
Minnie Porden, wife of air. Sidney
Belcher, aged 27 years.
ROBERTSON—In Goderich, May 20611
Alexander Robertson, Colborne tp,
in his - 75thi'year.
BRADWIN-Ta Wingham, on May 14th
Jos. E. llradwin, aged 72 years, 2
months and 23 days,
FOR SALE.—A NUMBER, OF GOOD
fresh cower+ and springers will he
sold privately. Time will be given
with bankable paper, Apply to.—W.
Marquis, R. R. No. 'l, Clinton.
Phone 14 one 66; -86
FOR SALT.',-WINGILAM BUGGY,
slightly used, Cream Separator,
new, at less than. cost, Apply to
,john Map, Rattenbury, St., East,
Clinton. -86
MONEY WANTED, -FIRST MORT-
gage security, Good rate of inter-
est will be ,paid.—Adclress Bos
Clinton, Ont. ,-80
LADLES' TAILOR ',Tl, HORN, THE
Ladies' Tailor irons Seaforth, will
be at Couch's store, Clinton, every
r
Saturday r
f out JS a.m. until rp,m.
—91.
HOUSE FOR •' S #i E.—THE PRO'
perty of; the late Mrs, 'Thos, East,
Frame, 7 rooms, good cellar wvith
cement floor wood shed- and elricken
pen, all in good repair, 11 fruit,
trees, apples,• plums, Cherries and,
pear.—Apply : to H. Wi:ltse, Phone
40, —86
SUMMER HOTEL, KNOWN AS THE
Conunercial, situated on Lake'Hur
on, will be sold reasonable as the
proprietor intands to give tip 'tine
business. 'For particulars apply tie
H. Darrow, Bayfield, Ont., -80.
HOUSE- FOR ..SALE '""`:ON" -"QUEEN
St:, 'r '
frame, 7moms, in. goodr
e-
pair,'town. ;tvator, :': good , cellar.
Small orchard of small fruits: Will
be,,snld en reasonable tarns:—Apply
at 'News -Record Office; —80
MEETING OF THE HURON COUN-
ty Council-=!hhe •council of the
corporation of the County of Huron
will meet in council 'chamber, in tine
- Town of Goderich, on Tuesday, the
first day' d ',June' next, at the hour
of 3 o'clock. All accounts requiting
settlement must be placed with the
clerk before this date. -W, Lane,
Clerk: 'Date'd-.'.at, ,. Godlerch, ' May.
17th, 1015. —85,
STANLEY COURT OF REVISION,
Notice is hereby given that the
Court of Revision on the Assessment
,M; Roll •of the Township of Stanley
will be held in the Township Hall,
Varna, on Monday,' May 31st, 1015,
at the hour of Il o'clock in the
forenoon for the purpose of hearing
and settling complaints against the
said Assessneent. Roll. All persons
bailing business at this court will
please attend at the said time, and
place without further notice.—R. J.
Richardson, Cleric, 'Varna; May
13th, 1915, _84-3
EGGS FOR HATCFIING PROM
Hens 'that Lay.—Barred Rocks and
S. C. White Leghorns. Settings 50c
' per 13. One spesial pen of Barred
Rocks 75c per 15. Incubator lots a
specialty at $3.00 per 100 eggs.
Boot your orders e
azl as
we
have a limited number of hens this.
year. Next year we shall be in a
positiontomeet any quantity of
orders. All our poultry are from
"Guild strain of bred -to -lay ,stock,"
--iliolmesville Poultry Yards: Tre-
wartha Bros., Proprietors, Phone
14 on 153. —73
FURNISHED SUMMER COTTAGES
at Bayfield, Deer Lodge Park. Wide
verandahs, splendid beach, tennis.
Ice and boats included,—Apply . to
George Rowntree, 00 Stanley St.,
London. --83-7
"ROUGH ON RATS" CLEARS
out Bats, Mice, etc. Don't Die in
the House, 15c and 25c. at Drug
and Country Stores, —85-6
FOR SERVICE,—I WILL KEEP
for the improvement of stock at
lot 40, con. 9, Goderich township,
an Intprovecl Yorkshire hog, two
years old, pure bred. Caine from
McDermid's herd, Fingal. Terms;
$1.00.—Cleo, A, Cooper. —84-8
Twitchell Bros.
AGENTS FOR
BRITISH COLUMBIA
RED CEDAR SHINGLES
; LARGE STOCK ON HAND.
THE
Trusts Sc. Guarantee Co,
LTD„
TORONTO, : ONTARIO,
Assets over $13,000,000.00,
Money invested in First Mort-
gages with highest tato of
Interest paid half yearly.
Prinoipai and Interest doubly
guaranteed.
Call or write for full particu-
lars.
Monuments !
Finest stock in Huron Coun-
ty of "Made in Canada" Mon-
uments,
Best Bkitisli and Foreign
Granites in up-to-date finish
and design.
, Come and see them.
Prices right,
At Doig's,
OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE
A Granite Base goes with each Mon-
ument. —843m
The Clinton Garage;t
Open All Night.
The season is now oil for
Gasoline Stoves: Why not buy
filtered gasoline out of our.
Bowser pump, which passes the
gasoline throttbie fine • screens
and a filter. Prices always the
lowest.
lie keep on hand a stock of
Automobile Supplies and Bicy-
cle Repairs and do allkinds of
repairing promptly and at a
reasonable charge.
Auto Livery in connection,
J. H. PAXMAN
CE
EN-T.I-
We have on hand 'a
vac-,
load of Portland Cement '
and
all
orders for samewillbe
filled promptly.
JOHN •HUTT
ONw
LONDESBORO
:BABY'
CTICKS' FOR SAi,I:-Zi00IC":
•our
y ,grders •now ,and..avoid Ilio, rush.
Barred' , Plymouth Rocks, Rose
Come. .Rhode Connie d
o e ISlatid Reels, and Sin-
gle Comb Brown Leghorn's. All from
h
eavy laying n strains
Chicks 15e.
each, eggs $1250 per 15.—Frank W.
Andrews,, Clinton. • -76. •
CLOTHES CLEANED, REPAIRED
and Pressed and at the shortest
possible notice. Both Ladies and
Gentlemen's clothes. We guarantee
to do good work. Room over Mr.
Grigg's Jewelry Store. --Wm.. Jago.
CREAM WANTED, — DAIRYMEN
having cream to• sell write to us
for cans. We supply two cans free.
Pay all express charges 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
competent .man. Each can careful-
ly weighed, sampled and tested on
arrival and statement returned.',
Those in the vicinity of Kinburn
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,
Seafortb.
Easifirst
Shortellillg.
We have a full supply of Gunn's
Easifirst Shortening in 20 lb. pails'
and 5 lb. tins, the very best for
malting pastry. Alsq nI full line of
cured meats -all government inspect-
ed.
• BABY CHICK FEED. •
To keep your snmaIl chickens heal-
thy you will require some of our
special chicken feed. Nothing better
for young chickens.
MAPLE SYRUP.
Just arrived—a shipment of the
best Quebec Maple Syrup. For sale
in 83- lb. cans. Price moderate.
BROILERS WANTED.
Highest price paid for ,young chick-
ens weighing close to two lbs. each.
Always in -the market for fat liens.
aasara
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up=to=date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartba, Wm. Jenkins.
War Raises
The Prices
On Meat.
Try our Wellington Salmon at
the price, .15c, or 2 cans for 250,
We also have the famous Maple
Leaf Salmon and other canned
'goods such as Kippered Herring,
Sardines, IIaddie, Lobsters, Fray
Mentos Corn Beef. -
Next week will be Pine 'Apple
week, Leave your orders with
'Johnson Ca Co. for your supply.
' Highest prices for Butter and
Eggs.
Johnson & Co.
The Store of Qualtiy.
Successor to S. Barr. Phone Iii.
*hone orders promptly, attended to.
Western University,
London.
Income Doubled—now $75,000.
Another Large Addition to
Faculty and Equipment in
Arts • and Medicine.
GREATLY. INCREASED ENROL
MENT IN VIEW.
c ; Writs• for particulars to
lis
E. E. BRAITHWAITE, 311, A., Ph. D,
PRESIDENT.
(Y/Da,ae►°'gym D•OMMIN•i0100
I We R'ecoml send This Coal el
We knou it'sg ood, it's
unusual richness in .carbon
-makes it
burn
long,
evenly
and c
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_LEY
ANTHRACITE
The Coat That Satisiles
is always uniform in quality,
very free from slate and othe'
foreign matter,' 'Although
much more economical than
ordinary coat it costs
you
no "more.'
I
Phone your order
Os
for. `
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•Pr0P
prompt deliver.
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JOHN B. MUSTARD
Brucefield,
]:'hone 11 on 145.
PIANO, • TUNING.—Ila YOUR PaANO
is
v rt
h anything it is worth tt i-
ing. I am prepared to fill any- or-
ders sent in to nay address for
Piano Tuning, voicing, , repairing
and action regulating, an estimate
of what charges will be 'elieerfuliy
given on seeing inatrumont. Can.
attend to all country work as I
wall use an automobile, this -year.—
R. T. Cribbs, Piano turner, Londes'
-90
PAPER HANGING. -I aM ,PREPAR-
ed to do Paper Hanging and Paints
ing promptly and at moderate cost.
I guarantee my work' to give satis
fattten. -Let me have your order
early' before the spring rush begins.
—Wm. A. Mason, Princess street_
—74
THE CORNEA
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RSTORE
RE
Live and Let Live
Breakfast Foods for
Warm Weather.
Corn, Flakes
lr
es
Gusto
Shredded Wheat Biscuits
Grape Nuts
Putt Rice
Puff Wheat
Flake Wheat
Krumbles
Wheat Biscuits
�i
Malta, Vito
Force
Triseuits.
NOW FOR QUICK LUNCH.
Red Cross Pori; and Beans Jae per
tin or 3 for 25c.
Clark's large tins Pork and Beans
130 or 2 for 25c.
Heins Baked Beans with Chilli
Sauce 150 per tin.
Small tilts Samoa Beans 5e. •
Corn, Peas, Tamatoes 10c, 3 for 25c
Salmon loc, 15c, 20e, 25e per tin.
Buy your Pine Apples now for
preserving. •
SPECIAL.
Lettuce
Green Onions
Radishes
Strawberries.
E. E. HUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER,
Anything You
WANT
DONE IN 'TIIE LINE OF
ROOFING, EAVET.ROUGH-
ING, PLUMBING, HEATING,
LIGI.ITNING RODS, ETC.
CALL AND GET OUR PRIC-
ES.
ALWAYS BEST, OFTEN
CHEAPEST.
BYAM & SUITTER
Sanitary Plunnbers, Phone 7.
ARTISTI..
J. G. CRICI•I, THE RELI-
ABLE DECORATOR, MAKES A
SPECIALTY OF CHOR,OlhS,
LODGE ROOMS AND PRIVATE
RESIDENCES. HIS ADDRESS
is 400 DOWNIE St., STRATFORD
Seed Corn
; On hand a large stock of
Corn, Mangold and Turnip
Seed which will be sold at
the lowest prices.
Leave your orders for Fer-
tilizer and Potash for your
. root crop. We will mix it for
you at the store.
North End Feed Store.
Frank 'W. Evans
A General Delivery Done.
Terms : Cash. Phone 182.
Are You
Troubled
with
Headaches ...
IE so the cause may be eye
strain and in that event a
pair of properly fitted
glasses will bring relief and
• cure. It is worth trying.
Come 'to us and we ' will
make a careful test of your
eyes and tell you what is
the matter and what ' you
need.
In our long experience in
the Optical business we
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
come to us and learn the
reason why.
A. J. GRIGG
Optician
Jeweler and Issuer of MarriagE
Licenses.
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Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
One Car Redpath's
Granulated Sugar;
100 lb
Saclz'. for $7.25
for One Walt, Com men
mg May, SIst
€ Y, , for Cash,
Buy Now Before it Ad-
vances and Save Money,
W. T. O'Neil
• CHIMNEY TOPS.
It's a trade to build a good chim-
ney and to repair a roof. It takes
more than a sheet .of metal, a hot
iron and solder, it requires exper-
ience. If your chimney does not draw
well send for us and we will put it in
order ; if your roof leaks we'll mend
it,
ALL KINDS OF TINNING
the do well and reasonably.
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 53.
Horse Routes.
GUINEA GOLD (13020.)
Monday, Will leave las, own stable,
West End Tuckersinitlt, and go south
to the Mill Road to E. Peflle Sons
For noon, then across to the ITuron
Road and west to Win. Dale's for
night. 'Tuesday,—To Graham House,
Clinton, for noon and until the fol-
lowing morning, Wednesday,—To his
own stable for noon, where he will
remain until the following Monday,
morning.
—G. IV. Nott, Owner and Manager.
DUNURE GARTI,Y (0221,)
Wednesday,—Will leave his elle star
hie at noon on Wednesday anci,-go by,
way of the London and;, Ilur-
on Roads to Gilbert Mair'ts for
night. 'Thursday, — By Holmes-
ville and the Maitland con, to
Wm. Burst a Son's for noon, then by
way of Bethel cornier and Benmiller
to Wilmot IIaake's, Huron Road, for
eight. Friday—By ways of the 0tlt:
concession and Porter's Hill to Fred.
Piekard's for, noon, they by way,
of the seventh, concession to
Reuben Grigg's for night. Saturday—
By way of Steep's Corner and Bay-
field Road to James Jackson's, 2nd
concession of Stanley, for noon ; then
to his own stable, where he will re-
main until the following Wednesday
MOM
(--G. W. Nott, Owner and Manager.
INDEX—Pure Bred , Pereheron
Monday --Will leave his own stable,
BrucefieId, and go west to Varna
aced north to Ben Rathwell's, Gorier-
ieln township, fu noon, thence: west
and north to Wm. Curries, 7th con.,,
for night. Tuesday—North to G. 0.
Sturdy's for noon, thence west and
north to Jas. McMillan's, 6th con,;
for night. Wednesday—North to IIur-
on Road and east to Mr. Swants's
for noon, thence east to Holmesville
and north to Harry Sweet's foe
night. Thursday—By way of Huron
Road to the Graham House, Clinton,
for noon, thence north along the
Base. Line to Albert Townshend's for
night. Friday—East along 4th conn.
to Wm. John ➢IcBrien's for noon„
thence east by way of Wroxboro to
the Dick house,- Seaforth, for night;;
Satur2'o Inwwe--
Ito 'es'illday—r'etrafn uesntilee Mondaystable nnornherti
ng.—Win: Berry, Proprietor and
Manager, k:
PRSNCL OF AIKTON—Clydesdale
Monday—Will leave Dominick. Rey-
olds', half tette north of Clinton,
net go north and west to Bert Lobb's
or noon, thence by way of the Mail-
and con., Colborne, to J. C, Dust's'
or night. Tuesday—By way of Ben-
niller to the Huron Road, thence to
tin con. and , south i
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noon thence south l and west to
Janes Sterling's, 6th con'., for night.,
cdnesday—East by way of BapeteId
ine to Ben Ratlnveil's; for noon,
mice south by way of Varna and
arr Line to Chas, Ilagan's for
girt. Friday -North to Taos. Cole-
an's for noon, thence east and north
way of Ilarpurhey to Huron Road
td west to Herb Fowler's for night.,
tnrdaywest to MCDeimid's Corn-
, thence north to 2nd con,, .Fluiletta
d west ' to Dominick Reynolds'
here Inc will remain until Monday,
ruing,—Win. and Bruce Berry, Pro-
ctors ; Dominic]: Reynolds, 14Canag-
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