HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1915-06-10, Page 5June !(0th, 1915
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Mr. I,eo 'Eliot 0l ala
sues service
Mr. and Mrs A Drysdale and fam-
ily have one to reside in Hamilton
where Mr. Dry: -tale has been employ-
ed for some thue.
Mrs, Symonds is visiting Mrs, Oli-
'er'Rhymes of Brantford. •
Mrs, Carleton left last's week for
Detroit whom she intends making an
extended villi,
'Lieut.. W. Gordon of the Army ;Den-
tal Corps was in town .a few days
last week before- leaving lot Ottawa.
Mrs. Leonard Dunkeld was in Mt,
Forest last week attending the Bap-
list Association meeting, Sub also
'visited friends at .Palmerston,
Mr. Herbert Maedel of Detroit is
-spending his vaoation at the parent-
al borne in town.
Mr. 1B. H. Townsend has gone. to
IF'ergus to engage in business
The first conviction of a hotelkeep-
er under the Canada Temperance Act
was registered on the 2nd inst,
against the Bedford Hotel. County
Constable Pellow made a search of
the Bedford a few da,}'s ago and Se-
cured a quantity of beer and the case
was settled' by
Bedford pleading guil-
ty
t} before Police
• Magistrate Keil}
and paying a line of- $75 and costs.
These fines are now paid to the corm-
ty treasurer and the expenses of en-
forcement borne by the county. Dur-
ing
uring the three }earn the Canada Tem-
perance Act was ins force 25 years ago
there was over -310,000 collected in
fines and the expenses were $5,000
,
leaving a balance in the license fund
of the comityof$4,000, vi
t overwith
interest, or" hand to secure the en-
forcement of the act,
Seaforth.
The minstrel concerts recently giv-
en in town. Cloejred $270 for the Red
Cross and the Field Kitchen Fund.
Mr. Ralph L. Cresswell has return-
ed home after sending the winter
Months in 'California and Honolulu.
Mr. Ed. Mole is. suffering from an
attack of typhoid fever.
Mr. Thos. Grieve has returned from
a trip to the west.
Mrs. and. Miss Cathill , of Brussels
"hare moved to town and taken up
their abode in their new residence on
James street, •
Miss Kate McDougall of Grand
Forks,. N. D., is visiting her friends
in and about town,
Mr, and. Mrs. Kidney Johns have
gone to visit friends at - Hamilton,
Cleveland and Toledo, They will pro-
bably be absent several weeks,
Mr. and Mn.sWill C'udmore visited
the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Is -
real of Wadkerville for a few days re-
cently,
Mrs. S. T. Holmes and Miss Lyn-
ne left' this week lot Calgary to vise
it the for'mer's daughter, Mrs. Fred.
Beattie.
Mrs. Philp, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John Murray, has
returned to Toronto. files. Murray
went to the city with her,
Several streets have beet' oiled this
season and the council feel that ib
Mil work most satisfeeterily.
Mrs. Philip Horton and two children
.of. Port 1-1011e were gucale lest week
of ibe, lady's sister, Mrs. J. C.
hili
Mrs. Wilson of Minnesota was here
last week, having been called borne
to attend the funeral of her mother,
the' late. Mrs, hitef'ulle, of Lcadbury,
Wingham
Mr. and Mrs. C. F, YU:ndrick have
moved to Listowel.
Mie. Alex, -Campbell was in Kingston
Mast week as a delegate : front the
Maitland Presbytery to the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian choreal.
Mr. ,James Cloaakey of Morris left
last week to visit the San Diego Lx
.position,
Miss P. Powell has returned from a
three month's trip to California,
British Columbia and other points in
;the Canadian Wes4•t,
Mrs, Win. Atteheson has been irt-
formed from Ottawa that her son,
Private L. .tftchesou, had been seri-
ously wounded in France.
Miss Louise Locicridgo of -Lower
'Wiegham was married on Wednesday
.of last week to Mr. Wm. L. Hudson
, ;of Stratford.
Mr. W. F. Van Stone iias been 'mite
ill for the past week or so. He un
eierwent an operation fat week,
Miss Nettie M:,' Inch of Brine Mines
visited her sisler, Mrs. 'Campbell,
;las, week,
Mr. Thos. Stothers of Dungannon
was in town last week,
Mrs. ,los. Pugh has been in Brua
sels for seine day's and will probab-
7v remain there' for sonic little time.
Mr. J, A. Morton was in St.
Marys last, week attending' the annual
meeting of the London conference,
Mr. tar; C'Iowse, who recently came
:here froth- Brussels, is preparing to
.greet a dwelling on Queen street.
Mr. Jelin McLeod, while working
fn the Edward street sewer, was twice
partially buried by a cave-in. This is
talc sate sewer in wino)" Mr. 1 -Jill
;:lost Itis life last fall and seems to
be a -particularly dangerous place to
work.
Hensail
airs, C'.r Hoggarth and two little
'sons of Calgary, Alta., are here vis-
icing the lady's parents, Miss Ethel
Murdock, who had been visiting tier
;an the west, returned home with her.
Mr. and Mrs, Wilson of Moorefield
Shave been .visiting the latter's par-
ents, Mr, and .Mrs, A, Munn.
".: Mr. Pollock of the State of Michi-.
-gen has been visiting friends and re-
, latives hereabdlits:
Miss 011M Iroise; ,Mitchell, daughter
of• Mx. and Mrs. John' T. Mitebell,
-wss married on Tuesday of
last week to Mr. Jarvis Horton Of
Tuckersmith,
Bluth
Mrs. Roy Stone andchildren ofjlar
tie are visiting the lady's parents
Mt. and Mrs, Wnt. Moore.
Miss Gladys Cutt lies gone on an
extended< i•io s
trip to r ncl in the west-
ern provinces.`
Rev. Mr. Lang -Med, and Mrs Lang-
ford of Listowel hate been treads of
11ev. T. II, and Mrs. Farr.
Mr. B. McKay, who has leen in.
London having his eyes treated, is
improving nicely.
'miss Jeanette Poples'tone, the little
daughter of Mr, and. Mrs, S. A, Po-
plestone, is improving after:.^ a' very
severe illness.
Ei'glity-flvd dollars was realised at
a garden party given by the Red
Gross Circle on Tuesday of fast week.
Happenings of Fifteen
Years Ago.
Happenings in Clinton at the
Opening of the Century.
Taken from the Files of The
News -Record of the date
indicated.
Clinton, June 7th, 1900.
The c until has givenMr.R .
l oto
Graham the contract of building gran--
olithic walks at eleven and a half
cents per foot.
Rev. Mr. Clement has been trans-
ferred to Kingsville and Rev. Dr,
Gifford ;will be the new pastor • of
Ontario street church.
Capt. Combs has been junior major
of the 33rd battalion and is
perform-
rnS the duties of senior major at
Carling Heights.
The lacrosse team wan defeated on
Tuesday at Seaforth. Will :Ross was
referee, P. Payment, field captain, the
following being the players : Bert
Deynient, P. . Matheson, H. Shepherd,
J. McCoy,) . Kennedy, F. Ker, A.
Shephard, R. Holnreo, W. Armstrong,
J. Forrester and W. Whitely.
The officers and soldiers of the M-
eal S. A. Corps are rejoicing over the
success of the 5tH -denial 'effort. They
were asked to raise set enty dollars,.
and the scum subscribed amounted to
ninety, -
The lluron :Regiment is now under
canvas at Carling Heights, London,.
nearly three ;thousand men putting in
ten days' drill. The. officers are as
follows : Lieut. -Col, \'arcoe, Carlow,
commanding ; Major Young, Carlow ;
adjutant, Capt,. Dunlop ; quartermas-
ter, Major Beek, Salt -ford ; paymas-
ter, Capt. Hayes, Seaforth ; Surgeon,
Lieut. -Col. Holmes, Cioderich ; Chap-
lain, Rev, Mr. Hodgins, Seaforth.'
Local dealers are paying $6.40 for
live hogs to be delivered next week.
This is a-" "greater than has beets"
price,
Mr. John Ransford left on Monday
for an extended trip cast. Iie will
visit the principal cities of the Mar-
itime Provinces and will return by
way oh New York,
Mr. Fred Broder of Brockville is
assisting in i'frTaggarl's Bank
during Capt. McTaggart's :tiimom in
camp wills the 33rd.
The local market report.
Wheat 64e,
Goose Wheat Ode to 65e.
Barley 38e to 40e.
Oats 26e to 27e. -
Peas 57c to tion„
Butter in mock 1.2e to idle.
Butter in tub ii3e to ado.
Eggs 10c to ].le.
Live Hogs $0.10 to $0.15,
Dungannon.
Miss Emma Sproul has, been visit-
ing friends in Goderich.
The rural mail delivery -route No. 1,
coruntenced on Monday. Mr, Thos.
Elliott in the courier. The Dungann-
on-C,oderich route will open about
August 1st. -
Marriages
FREMI.,l-DILLON jlu. Trinity,
Anglican church, Sombre, on .June
50, by Rev. Mr. White, ,., Mary
Elizabeth -Dillon; to Albert Ed-
ward Freed in of Clinton,
JIUDSON—LOCI{RJDOJ Al: Wing-
ham on June 2nd, William Law-
rence Hudson of Stratford'I to
Louise Lockridge•.
Births
EIOLMES—ln Cllitgn on June 5th,
to Mr. and Mn.sW., S. R., IIotut-
es a daughter,
MASON—In Hinton on May 28th, to.
Mr. and Mrs. W. it. Mason, a
daughter.
13OWLES—In Wingham on June let,
to Mr. and Mrs. A. I -Towles, a
daughter.
NIC'ITOL—In Winghain on June 1st,
to Mr. and Mrs. Nichol, a daugh-
ter„ ' , 1 ,
Deaths
JUDD—In Clinton on Suine 10th, Mrs.
Thomas Judd,
TOWNE—In Seaforth, on June ith,
Mrs. Henry 'Towne, mother of
Limit Towne of Clinton, aged 72
years.
McCU'LLA:In Meliillop on May 30th;
Agnes Grieve, wife of Francis Mc. -
Culla, aged 70 years and 6 :months,
BUCHANAN-In Goderich, on June
1st, James Buchanan, Sr., in hi
83rd year.
In loving memory of William J. mar.
shall,, who died June 10th1
He has gone to brighter, regions
Safe Irons every, grief and care,
We shall Meet him up iii heaven
And never more lie parted there,
—alis Monter.
HOUSE AND THREE ACRES RE,S OF
Land for Sale on• tite Condon. Road, ,
one mite south of Clinton", better
known as the Jackson property,
Two story frame house, s,nall_;hank
bard. Small oiclvcrd, hard and
sift water. Reasonable i,ernts,—Ap
ply to Mrs. Philip Ro'iveli0'e, R. R.
No., 5,-
•
,, Cthntoni
HENS AND )11ROILERS WANTED,
Highest naarlrct pt'ice' will lie' Paid,-
W. Marquiu, IT.:li, 1, Clinton, or
Phone 14 oil 60.; —87
BAZAAR AND
,PATRIOTIC TEA
R A
under the auspices of the Girls'
Club of Willis church will be giv-
en on Dr. Gunn's, lawn on
SATURDAY, JUNE 12th;
Salts to commence at 2 '.o'clock
and will .consist of Homemade
Cooking, Homemade Candy anti
Aprons.
A '(EN CENT TEA
will be served during afternoon,
the proceeds to be given to the
Women's Patriotic Society.
TENDERS
CARNEGIE ANNEX.'
Tenders for Contract _ No.
5 for the Carpenter work will
be received up to June '22nd
inst.
Plans and Seccifcations may
be seen at my office,
No tender necessarily accept-
ed,
W. BRYOONlil,
Chairman Public Library Board.
—87-2
FOR SALE -A NUMBER C C.1t' GOOD
fresh covs and springerssin ats will lh p
e
sold privately. Also a few choice
calves front 2 to 4 weeks old, per
sonny selected, Arrangements have
been made to get a limit-
ed number for a wcelr or
two yet. Time will be given
with bankable parer. Apply to—'W.
Marquis,• R. R. No. 1, Clinton.
Phone 14 on D0. —80
AUCTION SALT?'. OF BUGGIES,
Wagons, and Farm' Innplements —
'l'he undersigned has received in-
structions froth Messrs. David El-
liott and C. .Cres to sell by Public
auction at the Clinton Carriage
Shop, 17uron Street, Clinton, at
1.30 o'clock on Saturday, June
12th, the following : Se.cond-Jsand
low wagon 3 inch tire, low wagon
2e inch tire, nearly new, second-
hand low wagon 2 -Heli tire, 2
light wagons nearly new•, 3 second
handl buggies, Mikado •nearly new,
Staudhope rubber tire buggy, 3
new McLaughlin buggies, Chatham
10 -hoe drill, Frost ee. Wood mower,
L second-hand scuillers, Fleury"' No.
21 walking plough, hay rake, 2
seeoncl-baud dice harrows, gang
Plough, Frost Se Wood, 5 Lueknow
baghotilcrs, 2 sets of light harness,
and oiler articles, all of which will
be sold without; reserve. Terms : 0
months credit on approved joint
notes or a discount at the rate of
0 percept per annum for cash.—Cl,
iI. Elliott, Auctioneer ; D. Elliott
and L, C'ree, Proprietors, —87-2
FOR SAL1$+—WINGHAM BUGGY,
slightly used, Cream Separator,
new, al; less than cost. :Apply to—
.Johu Map, Rattetthury ii., East,
CI in torn. —86
HD -USE FOR S.1LR,—TLiE PRO -
petty of the late Mrs. Thos. East.
Frame, 7 roosts, good cellar with
cement floor, wood shed and chicken
pen, all in good repair, 11 fruit
trees, apples, plums, cherries and
pear.—Apply to it. Wittse, Phone
4.0. —86
FARM FOR SALE.—SITUATED IN
the Township of ITay, County of
Huron, Province of Ontario, known
and designated as part lot No. 10,
Labe Road west concession, near
Dansereau Avenue in the Village of
St. Joseph. Price $3500 with easy
Mho .—Laeuouthole Limited,' 338
Notre Dame Sl, W., Montreal, P.
Q. —07
SPEND YOUR
DOMINION DAY
AT SEAFOPTH
AND ATTEND THE 1.6 CII
ANNUAL' MEET/NG r)F
THE
Seaforth Turf Club
One of the Best Race Neese
in Ontario, ' all. the Best
Horses.
$2100 in Purses
Come to C4th
on July 1st and 2nd
Band in Attendance,
M. Broderick, W. Govenlopir,
Secretary. Pp ens i.^.nt.
W ANTED
A bright, live energetic mimic of
ability, who unide'r,itands farming con-
ditions, as general agent, :to sell and
appoint agents in your county for a
responsible Canadian concern, maul
factoring gas engines, ensilage cat-
ters, pressure systems, pumps, etc.
A splendid proposi'hion for the
right mman to establish.himself'on • a
prosperous and 'pe:maiien Lbasts.
In wetting, give full particulars as
toage, occupation, experience if any,
and ''diameter references. - Write air
once to tate, Gilson Mati facturhig.- Co,
—88-3.
Guelph.
Clinton News -Record
lonmelelemsnmsi
SUMMER, HOTEL, KNOWN AS TI -XE
C''itnniea'dial, 'situated on Lake Hur-
on, will lie sold reasonable as the
proprietor intends to give up the
business, For particulars apply to
r
- 1-I. Darrow, I3• fi•d
t a t,l Ont. -80.
, Y ,
LADIES' 'TAILOR.—H. HORN, , THE
Ladies' Tailor from Seaforth, will
be at .Couch's store, Clinton, every
Saturday from 11 'aen. until 5 p.m,
-91,
BABY CHICKS FOR, SALE.—BOOK
your orders now and avoid therush.
Barred Plymouth Rocks, Rose
Combe Rhode Island Reds, and Sin-
gle Comb Brown Leghorns. All from
heavy laying strains. Chicks 15e.
each, eggs $1.50' per 15.—Frank W.
Andrews; Clinton, —76.
EGGS FOR IIATCL-IING PROM
Hens that Lay,—Barred Rocks and
5, C. White LegRorns. Settings 50e
per 13, One special'pen' of Barred
Rocks 75'e per 15. Incubator lots a
specialty at $3.00 per 100 eggs.
Book your orders early as we
have a limited- number of hens this
year. Nett year we shall be in a
position to meet any quantity of
orders. All our poultry are from
"Guild strain of bred -to -lay .s
t
ck
"
—dJolnpesville Poultry Yards.—Tre-
wartha Bros., Proprietors, Phone
14 on 153. —73
FURNISHED SUMMER COTTAGES
at. Bayfield, Deer Lodge Paric. Wide
verandahs, splendid beach, tennis.
Ice and boats included.-Applyi - to
George Rowntree, 00 Stanley St.,
London. —83-7
" ROUGH ON RATS " CLEARS
out Rats, Mice, etc. Don't Die in
the House. 15e and 25e, at Drug
and Country Stores. • —85-0
Twitchell Bros.
AG INTS FOR
BRITISH COLUMBIA
RED CEDAR SHINGLES
LARGE STOCK ON HAND.
THE
Trusts & Guarantee Co
LTD..
TORONTO, : ONTARIO,
Assets over $13,000,000,00.
Money invested in First afore -
gages with highest rate of
Interest paid half yearly. •
Friuoipal and Interest doubly
guaranteed.
Call or write for full particu-
lars,
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 Jewclrp Store,—Wm. Jago.
—55,
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 months, cheques
payable at par. We paythe high-
est market prices consistent with
a,n 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 Creamer, Box 486,
Seaforth.
FOR SERVICE, -I WILL KEEP
for the improvement of stock at
lot 40, con, 9, Goderich township,
an Improved Yorkshire , hog, two
years old, pure bred. Came from
McDenupid's herd, Fingal. Terms,
$1.00. Geo. A. Cooper, —84-8
The Clinton Garage
Open All Night,
The season is now on for
Gasoline Stones. Why not buy
filtered. gasoline, out of: out.,
Bowser pump, which passes the
gasoline threubh fine screens
and a filter. Prices always the
lowest.
We keep on hand a stock. of
Automobile Supplies and Bicy-
cle Repairs and do all kinds of
repairing promptly and at a
reasonable charge.
Auto Livery in connection,
J. H. -PAXMAN
CEENT I
s+
We have on hand a car-
load of Portland Cement and
,
all orders for .same will "be
filled promptly.
JOHN HUTTON,
LQNDESORO.
WANTED
D
10,000 n
D
oxen Non
Fertile 1
it e N
e
w Laid
Eggs s Each Week
ek
We are prepared to pay a
Premium for eggs from flocks
whore there are no male birds,
eggs to be loin over 4 days old,
I BROILERS AND FAT HENS
WAN'I',L D,',
Do not hold your Poultry un-
til fall when the market is
glutted -and the price is out in
two. Sell now while ;the prices`
are high.
SEfll' BUCICWIIJ'lAT AND MILIaET.
We havea good supply of
buckwheat and millet at teas-
.onable prices.
Slave you tried out: Quebec
Maple Syrup ? We have only a
few cans left.
A carload of Shorts and
Bran due to arrive this week,
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-dateFirm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha, Wm, Jenkins
Did You Know
that
vvc. ' Ir v'
a a t, see aiv
ui mime m rc Cat-
sup
at -
sup that
for quality and size
it is
unequalled at the price and nta;lees a
splendid appetizer for the warm
weather, 15c per bottle or 2 bottles
for 25e.
As the temperature mounts and the
busy housewife is often hum a quad-
darya as to what to prepare for
meals we ofiea: the (following sugges-
tions which will assist her to solve
the problem during the warm months:
FOR BREAKF A.ST—oranges, 30e
or 40e per doz. Breakfast Foods--
Krumnbles, Grape Nuts, Corn Flakes,
Roman Meal, Oat Meal, Shredded
Wheat, etc. Easily digested and at
popular prices, •
FOR MID-DAY MEAL—Canned Veg-
etables that are prepared in sanitary
factories. We mention peas, Magnolia
Brand, will please you, per tin 10e.
I'ICIC,LES—To add zest to appetite
try our Queen Qualityt Pickles, sweet
or mixed, in hulk, sweet, 30e• per qt,
D[s'SERT is always an important
feature of the mica -clay meal. Try
our quick- Tapioca, Jelly Powders in
all flavors, Orange Marmalade, Straw-
berry and Raspberry Janis,
When the day's work is over and
the family needs something more sub-
stantial, we have a fine assortment of
meats—Cooked Ham, Roast Pork,
New England Rant, Bologna and Corn
I3eef.
Johnson & Co.
The Store of Qualtiy.
Successor to S. Barr. Phone 111,
'hone orders promptly attended to.
C9eMO®nub ::,ESES ',047ZEMEIViEnZieia.ii
We Retain .end This Coat I
We /emu it's good. It's
unusual richness in carbon
makes it burn long, evenly
and complete y.
:LEHIGH VpA��ggL�LEY'
G3 6TH ACI 0 E
The Coat That satisfies
is always uniform in quality,
very Free From slate and other
foreign matter. Although
nw:t more economical than
ordinary coal, it coils you
no more.
Phone us your order For
prompt delivery
JOHN B. MUSTARD
Brucefield.
Phone 11 on 145.
RANO TRUNK RAIL
ATTRACTIVE TRIPS
Muskoka Lakes Lake of Bays
Georgian Bay Algonquin l'ar'k
French River Kawartha Lakes
Maganctawan• River limagaini, etc.
Round trip tourist tickets now on
sale from certain stations in Onta so
at very low fares, with liberal stop-
overs.
MUSKOKA EXPRESS
leaves Toronto 10.15 a.m., daily, .ex-
t:ept Sunday, for- Mnskolra \Sharf,
Huntsville, Algonquin Park and
North Bay, Connections are made at
Muskoka Wharf for Muskoka Lakes
and at Huntsville for points on Lake
of Bays. Parlor -Library -Buffet ear to
Algonquin Park ; Parlor -Library -Cafe
car and first-class coaches to North
flay, Full particulars and tickets on
application to agents.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
--The
Idealatlc` '
Va on Route
Conveniently Reaching
POINT -A U-BAtdIL'
,FRENCH and PICKE:REL RIVERS
SEVERN RIVER,.
MUSKOKA LANES
RIDEAU 'LANES
LAKE ONTARIO .RESORTS.
Particulars from W. 'Jackson, agent
at Clinton, or write N. 0-, Murphy,
D.P:A., Toronto.
PIANO TUNING: -IF YOUR PIANO,
is worth anythte g 'ft is worth tuns
Mg. I am' prepared to fill any or-
. dens sone in to. my address for
Piano Tuning, 'voicing,' repairing
•
and action on rebulatf
ng, an ; estimate
of what charges will be cheerfully
given on seeing instrument: Can
attend to all country work as I
will use an automobile this year.—
R. T. Gibbs, Piano tuner, Loncles-
—90
PAPER TIANGING.—I. ANI PREPAR-
ed to do gaper, Hanging and Paint-
ing promptly and at moderate cost,
I guarantee my work to give satis-
faction. Let me have your order
early before the spring rush begins.
—Wm. A, Mason, Priueees street,
—74
THE COONEA STORE
Live and Let Live
ARE YOU GOING
CAMPING?
The season Is hero again
when we begin to 'think of lake
and stream and the pleasures
that go along with Camping
and Picnicking. if ytatc are go
ing camping, see us regarding
your supplies. We are special-
izing on ibis trade,
Sandwich Materials
Sandwiches are handy and
appetizing for. - picnics and lit-
tle jaunts that campers fre-
quently take, We have .cold
Meats, Jellied Meats, Potted
Meats, Yea -Nut Butter, Sal-
mon, Sardines, Olives and
Cheese,
Specials
Strawberries, Oranges, Leui-
oils, Bananas, Pine. Apples,
Ripe Tomatoes, Green Onions
and Lettuce.
E. E. HUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
Anything You
n t
� g
WANT
DONE IN TILE LINE OF
ROOFING, EAVETROUGII-
ING, PLUMBING, HEATING,
LIGHTNING RODS, ETC.
CALL AND Gli'1' OUR PRIC-
ES.
ALWAYS BEST, OFTEN
CHEAPEST, -
BYAM & SUITTER
Sanitary Plumbers, Phone 7.
Western University,
London.
Iacomc Doubled—now $75,000.
Another Largo Addition to
Faculty and Equipment iu
Arts and Medicine.
GREATLY INCREASED ENROL
MENT IN VIEW.
Write for particulars to
+ge+
E. E. BRAITHWAITE, M,A., Ph, D.
PRESIDENT.
Monuments!
Finest stocir in Huron Coun-
ty of "Made in Canada" Mon-
uments.
Best British and Foreign
Granites in up-to-date finish
and design.
Cowie and see them,,
Prices right.
At Doig's
OPPOSITE THE POS'TOFFICE
A Granite Base goes with each Mon-
ument. . —843m
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Are You
Troubled with
Headaches .
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If so the cause may be eye
strain and in that event a
pair of properly fitted
glasses will bring relief and
cum. It is worth trying.
Conic to us and we will
make a careful test of your
oyrrs and tell you what is
the natter -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 tons arid learn the
reason why,
A. J GRIGG
Optician
JeWO'er and Issuer of Marria e
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inoapples
The Last 'Big Week
for Pineapples. at
2 for 25 cts.
Sunkist Naval Oranges
Bananas
Straw berries
T011eatoeg
Cabbage and
Cucumbers.
W. T. O'Neill
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 Trot
iron and solder, it requires expere-,-
hence. If your ehtimnep does not draw
well send for us and we will put it in
order ; if your roof leaks we'll mend.
it.
ALL KINDS OP TINNING
we do well and reasonably.
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 53,
ARTISTIC
J. G. ORICH, TI -IE RELI-
ABLE DECORATOR, ISIA-KEeteA
SPECIALTY OF CHURCHES,
LODGE ROOMS AND PRIVATE
RESIDENCES. I -XIS ADDRESS
is 400 DOWNIE St., STRATFORD
Seed Corn , •
On hand a large stock of,1
Corn, Mangold and Turnip
Seed which will be sold at
the lowest prices.,
Leave your orders for Fer-
tilizer and Potash Ion " yours .,
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 192.
Horse Routes.
INDEX—Pure Bred Percheron,—
Monday Will leave his own stable,
Brucelield, and go west to Varna
and north to Ben Rathwell's, Goder-
ioh township, for noon, thence west
and north to Win. Currie's, 7th con.,
for night. Tuesday—North to G. O,r`
Sturdy's for noon, thence west and
north to Jas. Mclitillan's, 6th, con•,
for night. Wednesday—North to Hur-
on Road and east to Mr. Swanta's
for noon, thence east to Iiolmesville
and north to Harry Sweet's for
night. Thursday—By way of Huron
Road to the Graham house, Clinton,
for noon, Bence north along the
Base Lino to Albert Townshend's for
night. Friday—East along 4th con,"
to Wm.` John M:cBrien's for noon,,
thence cast by way of Wroxboro to'
the Dick House, Seaforth, for night..
Saturday—To his own stable where
he will remain until Monday morn-
ing.—Win. Berry, Proprietor and
Manager.
PRINCE OF AIKTON—Clydesdale
Monday—Will leave Dominick Rey-
nolds',
eyenolds , half mile north of Clinton,
and go north and west to Bert Lobb's
for noon, thence liy way of the Mait-
land con., Colborne, to J. C. Burst's
for night. Tuesclaly—By way of Ben
miller to the Huron Road, thence to
7th con. and south, to Wm, Patton's
forthence o noon,t en o south -.and weal to
James Sterling's, 6th coo., for night.
Wednesday—East by way of Ea3uol'd.
Line to Ben Ratltwehl's for noon,
thence south by way 'oh Varna and
Parr Line to Chas. Hagan's for
night. Friday—North to. Thos. Cole-
man's for noon, thence east and north
by ways of IIarpurliey to Huron Road
and west .to Ilerb Fowler's for night.
Saturday—West to McDermid's 'Corn-
er, thence north to 2nd .con„ Htillett,
and west to Dominick Reynolds'
where he will remain milli Monday,.
morning,—Win. and Bruce Berry, Pro-
prietors, Dominick Reynolds, Manag-
er.