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Desirable Real Estate maybe sold at any time or season. A''good;txl'ariy sl re* 1 buyers wait for the so.called
1 I S> avorable; seasons in which to malke their investments.
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Thursday, 1Vtarch 25, 1915.
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Beautiful Die p 1a..,., of
Milhincry
No store outside the city
will show a larger display of
Millinery than is to be, seen
at this store. You don't have s
to go to London or Toronto to •
buy your hat -we can give
you the same styies for about
half the price. We will ltavre
it to your own judgment if this
display has a ver been equaled'T
in Clinton.
Order Your Easter Mat
Early.
EASTER
SUITS
Do your Raster Shopping now. Don't wait
until the usual Easter rush,
Our Spring Suits bear the latest imprint of
fashion. Handsome materials, modish styles, and
careful workmanship. No matter what may be the
style you prefer -you will be sure to find somewhere
in this great collection just the Suit you want.
Prices Range from 13.50 to 28.00
Ladies and Misses Spring Coats
The best possible values for the money. These
Coats are made of all the latest materials, in the
latest styles.
See our Large Assortment before Buying
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The Walkerton Telescope makes a
note of the Pastorate of a former
Minister of the Presbyterian Church
here: -On Sunday next, Rev. Thos.
Wilson will commence his thirteenth
year as pastor of Knox Church, Rev.
Wilson came to Walkerton on March
IGth, 1903 and was inducted on March
.19th. His twelve years pastorate has
been a most successful one every de -
pa' meet of the church having shown
a xna.rked advancement and , his con
gregatteon and other friends hope to
see his evork blessed to even a greater
extent, is that is possible in the future.
Gnqderieh Township
Miss Ool.blough is very ill at present,
her ftiencAs feel somewhat alarmed,
but hope -she will soon be better.
Mr. T. H. Cole, Goderich Tp., spent
afew days in Goderich this week, on
business and pleasure.
Stanley
Mr. Wm. McEwen and Mr. John
McCowan went to Toronto, at the end
of last week with fat cattle.
The remains of Mrs. James Burdge,
Goderich, were interred in Baird's
graveyard, on Monday, 22nd.
The farmere here are now engaged
in making "Maple Syurp."
Mrs, Thos. Baird was with her father
in Seaforth, but has returned home.
Mx Hugh McDiarmid is recovering
slowly.
Mr W'Tideswater, Londesboro, has
again been engaged with Mr, ft. Scott,
for the cominear
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The Ladies of the Woman's Inetitiite
will hold their annual 'Pie SOchal' in'
Cartwrights Hall on Friday,April suit
(Good Friday.) The proceeds to qe•
used in aid of the Patriotic wiirk,
Which is being done by the ladies of
Londesboro and vicinity. Lunch will
be served from six to eight, when a
good program will be given which
will consist of dialogues, recitation's,
vocal and instrumental music Every
body come and have a good time;
don't forget the date, Friday, April
the 2nd. admission 250• and 150.
An Old Resident Gone -On Monday]
an old resident of the Township pass
ed away in the person of Wm Riley'
who for many years was one of t1ie+'
best framers in the part of the country
He came to this township from near
Brockville and lived here for many
years moving a few years ago Co
Londesboro. He is survived by his
widow and a grown up family of tour
sons and four daughters. He was `al
stauuch Conservative and in Ledge
circles belonged to the Masons,'
Foresters, and L. 0. L, The funeral'
takes place from his late residence in
Londesboro, on Saturday afternoon isr
1.30 and interment will take place?att
Blyth cemetery.
'Mensal'
Hensall has outdone' some of the
larger Places in her contributions to
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the various patriotic funds, as the fol.
lowing list will; show.
Ladies Belgian,ltelief ..$ 130.00
Citizen's Belgian Relief ...., • 679.85
Citizen's Patriotic Fund 669.55
Clothing for Belgian Relief690.00
Cash raised by Ladies 27L00
52,341,66
Material was purchased and 2(15
shirts and 150 pairs `of socks made.
Local ladies have been indefatigable
and their patriotism and enthusiasm
knows no limit.
Wes. Score, a Hensanl .. boy, who
went west about four years, ago 1s now
in England with the secobd'conringent
He isith theWinnipeg
w regiment.
The local dramatic club will give a
Play ,in.Exeter shortly, also in the
hall here,
Hensall Oddfellows will ,give an `Ate
Home in the townehall on Che 24th. (,t_
The premeds of the recent patriotic
concert put on by the ladies, were 3109
James Boulton has sold his fine rest
dente and lots to John Glenn, of
Celarue,
From s'x to lea fine brickresidence,
will be erected here during the cooling
slimmer. Tzansfer of property and
residences are talking place almost
daily and prices are on the rise,
Thu "Onion .Ling" shipped three
cars of Dutch sets lest week, one to
Vancouver, 13 0., and two to W7inei
peg Ile has still over a hundred tons
t:; ship.
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Hayfield
Mr Mustard was' able to secure his
fishing license by interviewing the
minister of marine and fisherieseeeTo,
rontb.
Mx M'urner'and the Fergukou IBenei;'
haygrsebured; a flaking deg feet' •Port
Strieley.and will run a' big business
from here during the next season,
" Me M'urner, being unable to secure
ice on, this river, owing to the early
breakup, was obliged to send teams le
Trick's pond for a supply.
A, St. Patrick's concert was put
through in the basement of; St.
Andrews, when the Rev. Mr. Father•
inghaua floclerich, •delivered a very
able lecture which was greatly apprec
iated'bu't'only in part as the Rev. Mr.
Fatheringbatn was badly misinformed
about, Bayael'l, when he reproached
our town for not representing herself
atthe war zorie. He was not informed
that two of our men who 'volunteered
were ejected and that there are several
others ready to enlist but 'not ountil
we are allowed toselect a leader
worthy of our leading. NVe are will
ing to fight according to our ideao
bete not according to thcise of the Rev.
gentleman has contracted 'the light
ing fever we recomnteuda certain cure
on the firinglit.e.
$onatance
Miss Myrtle Keys, Varna, spent a
week the guest of her cousin, Miss
Mayme Hall,
Mr Geo. Riley lost his driver this
week.
Mise Knectrel spent a few days the
guest of friends.
Brncefield
Our community was saddened on
Thursday last to learn of the death of
Mrs James Burdge, of Goderich, form
arty of cur village. The decased was a
dauehter,of the late James Allen, of
Tuekersmith. The remains were taken
on Monday to Clinton, and from there
to Baird's cemetery where she was'aid
in the family plot. A large number of
relatives and friends from our rom
umtunity attended, the funeral. Her
•brother; John Allen, Calgary, and Jas.
of Tuekersmlth, and sisters, Mrs Bell.
and Mrs Ross were ail present at the
'funeral. Rev. Mr Ross cf Goderich,
conducted :the services in Goderich,
and Rev, al Woods met the funeral at
Clinton, and conducted rhe services
at /he cemetery. Much si m
ppathy ie felt for the relatives, and the
bereaved husband.
Mrs. H. Deare, Blyth, was last week
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dan Ross.
Rev. B, R. Kitchen, H:timilton, was
last week the gust of his father Mr.
Kitchen, of Stanley.
John•Murdock, Stanley, has rented
the ferm,uf John Forest, of Stanley.
Messrs' 'A;'T, Scott and James Bowie,
attendthe military aff ,ir in London,
last week. .
George 'Beatty, Varna, has rented
the farm of John Kitchen's in Stanley,
for kyear.
Miss Mary Gibson visited last week
at the home of her sister Mrs. Todd,
near Hthlbaij'I:
Abad foam of ingrippe is going
•aroilnd'dui neigh boyhood.
Jas McGee held his sale on Tuesday,
the day was good, and there was a
good. attendance.
Graham Bros., sold out 200 bushels
of beans, for $8 00 a bushel.
John Armstrong and wife have
moved: to Clinton, their son Edgar has
charge of the farm.
Mr Bowie attended the funeral of
his uncle, Mr. Bowie, Chicago. The
remains were taken to London, for
interment
kir. Barker, Sesforth, will preach in
the Methodist Church, on Sunday
afteruoop next at 2 30.
0oNot7RT-Under the auspices of the
Yuupg. People's Society of the Presby
terian Oliiueh, Bayfield. The Amatuer
Dramatic Sooiefy of Thames Road.
will put on "The Old Homestead' for
the 'benefit of the Red Cross Fund in
Walker's Hep, Brucefield, on Tues
day, March 30. Admission 15c. and
25c.
Goderich
All the engineers of the, Canadian
Steamship Company are here now
fitting out the vessels. Six of them
have been chartered for the coast
trade between Sydney and the West
Indies. They are the Kamin stiqua,
Turret Crown, Turret Cape, Empress
of Fort William, and Winona. The
Kaininistiglla has to go into drydock
to haite her propeller fixed before
leaving for Montreal. The Reid tug is
awaited any day to tow the steamer
olandito Sarnia, to• be overhauled.
bile these boats have been charter
ed,in-Mentreal to ply to the West
1p fes;<it. is'rumored in some quarters
tib tthesetb'oats will be rechartered
at, entreat and used to cerry,military
plies:to En land trpP.
•$'Tha• menobers of the. Menesetung
aQde:dlub hist Friday night'inform
1-pvesented Mr: Reginald Plitt soh
o rtile�S: Platt, and a' foi'nler lxiem
bio eb h
i u with a' did Wrist witch
,P,Ih . 1 . ,gYt' t
a c iycs coking set .on •the' eve`e''f bis
d '-lecture to.join the university corps
o .fhatlauadian Eield Artillery of the
i Buttal' n.:'Doc "as he was ,¢mil
y °known, is a popular young man
tbw;4;( and will.be followed by the
wadies of everyone.. •
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re bVtn ask returned holm
e,from
I Qin e,„,tliie, week. rs"r • ,allane 0€ Bayfield,. has retuin
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ed iter home after spending a few
a"ft• tor.
h is ne to her home
I , ,,'}, d . afters cud
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in �a few weeks with
her daughter,
Mn rho, Garrett.,
hi McVittie,spent last week
hisafriench John Allen, LOtidou
Mriabd Mrs 1N, . J, McBrien were'
presented with two chairs on Monday
eveping,Mr and Mrs .Tas Southcombe
wee given 0 surprise on lbursd;ay
(wenn* when their friends presented
then'
Oyi Ib it 11011 rack.
A PLloaS:\NT SUI POIISE -Last Thw•e
iln,y;eveulug the old iriends'and ueigb
choline met at the home of Mr. Jaynes
Soulhcoliihe, and presented himself
and good wife with a "hall took" se
they were leaving the ueighborhood
and moving to Clinton, .Both the
host find hostess luade happy replies.
The following address was read to
thein:
M'
To
1 . i, and Mrs, s, SouL'liroin bta
:
In view of the fact that , ue
ac
be
your kood wife' are about to lemeve
from our oridol; to enjoy some 1 elaxa,t
ion Trona the tells of your lab, r and
dustry. We your. friends sed -weigh
hoes 'here aseeitnbled bate though 11 iter •
fitting ttme'tie offer soiite shab.tatolr t
•of our. osteenl - ) y Stieeeltves v nand ar[
thesame tithe; leave with you surae
material relrlinder that will convey to
you the thoughc that, while you. are
absentfromfue the memories of past
associations are ever green. In •the
evolution of time , our old settlers
gradually disappear from ou,r midst
and while new associations are form
ed the old ones' are the 01109 we prize
the inose. Wherever your tot may he
cast in the future, we trust that you
will always rerneriiber your old friends
and neighbors still love you and think
of you. From time to time we trust
that you will come to visit amongst,
us. You will find the latch string on
the'ontside of the door at all times.
Wishing yon a life of continued hap
piness and prosperity and the full
enjoyment of the full enjoyment of
good health. Signed on behalf of the
neighbors.
Wm. Fear, Thos, Mason, 1V m. Snell.
After an illness extending over two
years, Win B. Hamilton, aged 36
years and son of h1ia. Gavin,Hamilton
passed away at his mothers home from
anaemia. For the past five weeks he
was bedfast. He was bean in Huilett,
and got his first schooling a, No. 4
and then went to Clinton 0, I, and
afterwards to Toronto University,
where he secured his B. A. He taught
in No, 4, and at Reelect: and alter
wards took up Collegiate work at
Leamington and for two ) else at
Windsor, which school he gave up
on account of ill health. Deceased was
a L beret in polities and
a Presbyterian in religion.
Besides his aged mother he is survived
by three brothers Thomas, Robert and
James of this township and four
sisters, Jane and Agnes at home, Mrs.
J. Leiper, Hallett, and Sri's John
Beattie, McKillop, The funeral is be
ing held to day and the funeral ser
vices will he conducted by Rev Mr.
Reid. The heartfelt sympathy is ex
tended to the bereaved.
Jaynes Reynolds Dead- Sunday the
spirit of James Reynolds was called
home to hie Maker. Deceased was 77
years of age and had spent all his life
in Hullett Township. He was a Libe
ral in pot,tics, and a strong member
of the R. 0. Uhereh, He is survived
by his widow, who lies at the point of
death. and afe.mtly ut two daughters,
Mrs. Jas. Flynn, Clinton; and Miss
Minnie at horxle and two sons, Joe and
John at home„ The funeral was held
on Wednesday`' to St. Joseph's church
where High mass was sung by Rev,
Father Hogan, who also spoke words
of comfort to the bereaved and also of
the good character and faithfulness of
the deceased. There was 0 Large con.
grogaoion of church members and
friends et the deceased. The interment
took place at the R. C. cemetery.
Eggs lior Sale
Barred Rocks bred from Guelph
winners. In B tired Rock: eges, I
have the hest value in (lanada. To he
convinced come and see for yoursell.
Visitors welcome.
Pen I -Beaded by Crusader & Son
of 2nd Guelph and lst Detroit cockerel
Eggs $3.00 per 15.
Pen 11 -Headed by prize cockerel
valued at $25.00. Eggs $2.00 per 15.
Pen HI- Pullet mating, customer
reports pullets laying at live months
1of
5 age, from this pen, Eggs 31.50 per
Pen IV -Eggs 51,00 worth $2.00.
Here lett chance to get some good
stock at tt reasonable price, 3 eggs
from Ped I, 4 each from Pens 2. 3. 4.
51.50.
Enfertiles eggs will be replaced free
of charge.
H. A. HO VEY, Clinton, Ont.
For Sale
A Durham Bull 2 years old, color
red and white; also spin of heavy
draught young mares, rising 3 and 4
years, Apply to id. Braithwaite
Londesboro, P, 0.
NII -Angus Bull for Sale
A Poll Angus Bull, 1 year and 8
mouths old; of pedigree stock
John Harvey, R R. No. 1. Clinton
Base Line.
Baby Chicks and Eggs
Get your order in early for baby
chicks We are starting our incuba
tors now and will continue till June,
Barred Rocks, S. C. Brown Lyhorns,
R. C. Rhode Island. Reds,' and
White
Nyondottes. All first class cowl and
bred to, lay. Chicks 150 and 20c each.
Eggs $1.50 per 15, Reduction On beige",
tluantitios.
p'RANK W.°ANDREWS,.•
Clinton'
Riverside Poultry ii arnt
lBrltssels, Ont.. ,
' We are offering for sale' this Spriii
hletehing eggs from four hundred pens
selected from a flock 09 600 birds, •cola,
listing of -R. U. R. h Reds (Bushman,
Pierce and Lesker Tompkins streioa,
Amer'ca's two greatest laying, strains
.ofReds) : Whips Wvandottes ,(Regal
•strelnmated 'wihh .such cockerels as
Mclieod Bros'. ef1Stoney'Creek, from
t ,their ''Famous:•,prrzar winning laying
• penal); Barredttocks (0., A, O,i strai
hred.frorntheir heat 144 trs,p•+.•nested.
stock); U. Anemias (the town or city
bird that lives on less, stands confine
meat and most. pei:'sisteutlayers of any
class); Mammoth Pekin Ducks, hued
from
Ameiu.aai stock that it raverg
a eel 95
eggs each in G tnortiw, and snake the
finest quality of green ducks, weighing
from 5 to S lbs. in ten weeks, 1.'i:iCe
of eggs up to April 20111, 31.00 per 35
50 eggs or. over 60 a piece; after April
20th, 5c a elem. Duck eggs, 10e per
egg. Correepnndence invftod in rolet'
euoe to day old and brooded chicks,
There is 900009 in poultr even 11.x. the
d
high cost of feed, 155 matured pullets
produced hie , 195,00 in eggs in two
! B gl
months, parts of Den. Isand d Feb.
10333,
TH0\ISON
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Smaller 'Coal . Bills
Let us reduce your coal
bilis We
can do it by sup-
plying
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P
plying you with a coal that
lasts long, ,gives a steady'
heat and leaves only a small'
,amount of ash.- ' This con is
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LEHIGH VALLEY
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ANTHRACITE(
The Coal That Satisfies
It will save you money.' Give
it a trial.
Holloway, Clinton
Seed Grain for Sale
O. A. C. No. 21 Barley, gauranteed
free ofrweeds: A 000d sample, 05c per
bushel: 0, A. C. No. '72 Oats at $1.00,
These Oats won Brst prize last year in
the standingd field crop competition.
Write or phone
HUGH HILL,
R. R. No 4 Goderich
Egg tor Hatching
Guild strain -Barred Rocks g
lavers Leave your order at once,
Holly r'a Jewelery Store, Clinton.
Bracelet, Lost
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
14 the ` testate of Joseph Henry
S uta lin `'
Decl,
asc'it
N0±I0E is hel!e'by .giVet that 'van
persona',.Aiiabilig.,,clatma?'irgainet 'the
estate ot`Joseph I ,enry,`Sperling,• late
bflthe;lettiatitif Clt1too .in the County
'a`fbo,l�tiifli Ga h_ e'llatthpate
r
�ho died onor
;day of„Tanuary
1915,
are r egaired to deliver to the under
sigoed,exeeutore, or •tbeir.solicitoron
or before,the•lst day of April, 1915, a
full statement of their claims together
with particwarsthereof and the nature
of the securities, if any,•held by them
all dilly verified by affidavit. •
• AND TAKE NOTICE that after the
said last mentioned date the said
executors will 'proceed to distribute
the estate of thesaiddeceasedamongst
the; pers0ns'eneitled thereto having re
pard only to such claims as he shall
ave received due notice and in ac
cordance herewith.
Dated at Clinton, this llth day of
March, 1915.
John Cuniughame, Clinton, Ont.
David S. Cook, Clinton, Ont,
• W. BRYDONE
Solicitor for the Executors.
Housekeeper Wanted
A respectable woman with daughter
ood about ten can have splendid home and
ee stipend. More or lees pertnanent
andinteresting according to her abili
ty and justness in management of
farm home.
N. BAER, Fairdale Farm, Holinesville
Gold Expansion Bracelet, Amethyst
set, lost between Llink and Mr. C. J,
Wallis Residence return to this office.
Wanted
Wanted a wife, Am about 50 years
old, a farmer in Colborne township.
Correspondence Solicited.
W. 0. ALLIN,
R. R. No 2 Clinton
Tenders
Carnegie Annex
Sealed tenders will he received by
the up to Mauch 29th. inst., for.
excavations and Cement Stonework of
Oarnegie Library Annex. Plans may
be seen and conies of specifications ob.
tained,at my office.
W. BRI DONE, Chairman
Public Library Board
Blacksmith Business Moved
We have moved our blacksmith
business from the stand nn Ontario
street to the livery barmen King street
entrance near the Wesley Church shed
where we will be ready to receive our
old customers and solicit a fair share
of the trade.
11, JONES
NOTICE TO .CREDITORS.
In -the Estate of .lames Twitchell,
late of the'rownof Clinton, in
the County of Huron, -
Merchant, Deceased
NOTICE is hereby giver that all
persons hating claims against the
estate of James Twitchell, late of
the town of Clinton, in the county
of Huron, merchant, deceased:
who died on or about the 20th day
of February, 1915, are re-
quired to ' deliver to
the undersigned executrix and
executors, or their solicitor, on
or before the tl•irs't day of
April, 1915, a full statement of
their claims together with particul-
ars thereufl and the nature of the
securities, if any, held by them all
duly verified by affidavit,
AND TARE NOTICE that after
the said last mentioned date, the
said executrix ard executors will
proceed 'to distribute 'the
estate of the said dbceased
amongst the persons esti,
tled there to having regard only
to such cla!ine as they shall have
received due notice in accordance
herewith.
Dated at Clinton, this 4tli d.ty
of March, 1915.
Elizabeth Twitchell,
Charles Twitchell,
J. 'Harry Twitchell,
Clinton, Ont.
W. BRYDONE, Clinton, Ont.
Solicitors for t'he Executors
In the Supreme ` Court of
Ontario
In'the 'Matter of William N.M e.
t ,:;
;. Michael, a Lunatic.
, Pursuant to an order 'for. sale -made
•10 ',this matter and bearing date the
2.3rd:day of February A. D. 1915 there
will be sold with approval at Bcr,laidl
Lo1is Doyle, Esquire, 'L'ocal Master of..
thiS,0ourt,•at troderich, by. Thomas
Brawn `auctioneer, at:' this preinjies iit,
thelhour of.2.o'plock p: m.' on 1+riday'
the;20th day of March 1915 the follow•
ing'sands and premised in one��parcel
viz, ILot Number 34'in 'the 0th Uonoes
sign of the Township of *Killen, con
tainfi8g 100 acres, less' one acre at the
north west corner thereof.
On,aidrlands 0 cres o
hardwoothed. shush, 9 acreare of1,,oreabard,r vgf
sprii'fa dreek1 Mid ea well, furnishing'
abundant :water supp11,1a'••19 storey
atone liouee with 8'rooms in good 'zee
,dition ,and a "Barn 56 x 36,' There 'are
30 titres of fall ploughing dons oxi'the
premises„
The property will be offered for sale
subject 1 to . •i,
reserved .'hal which has
been fixed by the said Master.
Terms of Sale Il) per cent of I he pair-
ch'se money to n10 paid in cash at the
L
ime 0i' sale and the' balance in 80 days
tbnreafter.
In all other respects the terms and
conditions of the gale will be the stand
int:' conditions of the Supreme Court
of Ontario,
Further particflat's can be bad from
William Bryctoile, Clinton, Ont.,
solicitarfor the vendor.
Dated at Gcrleriuhis 1 J a
t i Otte clay of
March 1915, •
1?. L. 17OYLE, Local M119rer.
Choice Seed Beans for Sala;
A quantity of good seed beans for
sale, grown in a good bean section. A
good time to buy before the raise in
price.
The undersigned has made arrange
ments to supply it limited number of
young calves at reasonable prices. The
calves are all carefully handled and
are in the best of condition.
W. J. MARQUIS
Phone 14 on 163 R. R. No, 1 Clinton
Money
I have Private funds to loan on
mortgage.
W. BRYDONE
Piano Tuning
Mr. James Doherty wishes to in-
form the public that he is pre-
pared to do fine piano tuning,
tone regulating, and repairing.
Orders left at W. Doherty's phone
61, will receive prompt attention.
11. G Cameron, H.C.
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Etc
Office on Albert Street, occupied ty
Mr. Hooper. In Clinton on every
Thursday, and on any day For which
appointments are made. Cflice hours
from 9 a.m. to 6 p m. A good vault in
connection with the office. Office open
every week day, Mr. Hooper will make
any appointments for Mr. Cameron.
Boar for Service
Having purchased from Mr. George
Elliott, a thorobred Berkehire hog, I
will keep the same for service at lot
34, let Con, Stanley. Terms $1.00 at
time of service with privilege of re
turning if necessary. J. T. Ashton.
Por Sale
Two good Shorthorn Bulls for
sale. Color, red. Apply to
W. BRYDONE
BARRISTER SOLICITOR IS OTARY
PUBLIC, ETO
OLI
N7 ON
,a ,eHaRLes ^8. NAL
Uonneyance, Notary Public,
Commissioner, etc. •
EAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Issuer
of Marriage Licenses.
Huron St,; Ol uton. t'
H. T. ,,RAN•0E
Notary Public, Conveyancer,.
Financial and Real Estate.
INSURANCE:AGENT-Repreeentins 14 Fire In
surance Companies.
Division telourt !Office.
Nledit,al.;
DRI (9'. W. T0lOMPSell
Physician. Surgeon, nigveniseeas of the
Eye. Ear. Throat, and Noss,
Eyes ea, elully a unlined. and suitable 'glasses
Prescribed.
Office and Residence.
Two doors west or the Commercial Hole
Huron St,
DRS. GIIE?' rite, 0itOLILI1.
Dr. W. conn, L. 11. C. le,. L. D. C. S.. Edt.
Di, C non's office at residence High Street
3411•• d, C. candler. B.A. Wk.
Night callstatto retsiStreet,
note, Rattenbnry
or at hospital
DR. d. W. SHAW.
• PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
cooncbeur, etc., office and residence on
to cbury. Street,.
DR. F. A. AXON
DENTIST
115 Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty:
Graduate of U.C,D,B,.; Chicago, and R.0,0.5
Toronto.
Diyfield on Mondays, May (st to D
DR. H. FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
Speoial dere taken to make dental trete
meat as painless as possible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction te•
GODERIOH ONT
fiat 01 stood aisles a specrali,.,•.Orders st,
to - Tlw erms reasonable. Clinton,
1 e leE noit•
e
discounted!
G. D. McTaggart M. 1), MoTaggar
McTaggart Bros.
BANKERS
ALBERT ST , CLINTO
General Banking Busint
transacted
STOTES D180OUNTED
Drafts issued. Interest allowed n
deposits
The McKillop Mutua
Fire Insurance eo.
Farm end Isolated Town Prop
erty Only insured.
Head 011ice-Seaforth, Ont
OFFICERS.
J. B. McLean, Seaforth, President
J. Connolly, Goderich, Vice -Pres,
Thos, E. 13ays, Seaforth, Sec.-Treas
SNELL,Directors-D, ;F. *Gregor, Sea-
JAMESfot•th; T. G. Grieve, Winthrop; W.
R. R. No. 1, Clinton Rinn, Seaforth; John Benneweis
,
Dublin; J. Evans, Beechwood; A.
McEwen, Brucafield; J, B. McLean
Seaforth: ,�on11oll
For Sale
The folio wing -very reelsonabi
land cheap; -1 upright piano, in
fair condition, $120.00; 1 upright
Piano, used less than a year, 3190,
was $375; 1 Edison Phonoggraple,
slightly used, with 12 records, $35;
1 coal Range with high shelf and
reservoir, and water front complete
good as new. $20:1 Black Bear Ski
Robe, good as new; 1 kitchen
Cupboard. W. Walker, High St.
A Carload of Canada
Pollan(' Cemenl
Phone us for prices
It will pay you
John ,
J Hutton .
LONDESBORO
Drs. G,eo.' & ,M.E. 'W hitley`
y
Heilemaon ,
Osteopathic Phy.
Specialists in �W
p z ,Women's and
Children's. Diseases
Acute, Chronic, and Nervous
Disordere,
E e Ear,
Nose,' 11T and Thr
' CONSULTATION L
'; .,,...; .. LTATiION<••sFREE,
e Officee-Haii'eanbuiy 'Hotel.
Tuesday and Friday, 7'to 11 p.m.'
FORD IlicLEO
DIl
a,
We e
1 now sellingTimothy Seed
(Government Standrd.).
We also have on hand, Alfalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover..
We ,always have on.hand -Goose
Wheat, Peas,, .Barley and Feed Corn
Highest Market .Prices paid for a.
and ,all Grais.CI y
?) , i
,
I
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;
f 1
Robert Terris, 'Harlock' Goderich,
Agents• -Ed, Hinchley, Seaforth;
W. • hesney, Eggmondville; J. W.
Yeo. ''Holtnesville; Alex. Leitch,
.Clinton; R. S. Jarinuth, BI•odhagen
Grand TrunkRailway System
Railway Time Table
London, Huron and Brace.
North
London, depart
Centralia
Exeter
Hensel(
Kippen
Brumfield
Clinton
Londesboro •
Blyth
Be grave
Win
gham e.
, arrive...
..Passenger
8,30 a m 4.40 p m
0.33 5.43
9.44 5.50
9.55 6.05
10.01 8.11
10.09 6.19
11.00 6,35
11.18 0.52
11.27 7.00
11,40 1.13
7:35
South Passenge•
Wingham, depart.. 0,35a m 3.30
elgrave 6,550 3.44 p
'B
Blyth 7.04 • 3.56
Londesboro 7:13 4.04
Uliiit'on 810.
4.23
Brefield 35 447
Kip
p8.
enF27 7
Hensa111. 8.41 4.52
Exeter., . 8.54:' 5.05
Centralia .., '9.04 5,15;
London, arrive,10,00 ' 6.10
Buffalo,and Goderich
Wee` Pessengei ..
am pm pm_ pm
Stratford 10.00 12,30' 5,25 10.25.
Mitchell.... , 10.22 '12.55 5.55 10.49
Seaforth ..•,10.45 1.20 6.18, 11,11
Clinton; . 11.07 1.3:5 64. o.,,
tHoimeslville 11.18. ' O I1.3oo
(4oderieb2.00 7, 5 I1.3 cc ..
11-35 2.00 '705. 11,
East Passenger
p m p,
a
Goderich np.m
7.05 1135 455
Hohnesville.. 7,22 2,52 5,92
Clinton.
:7,82
Seal orth 3 21 5.80
Mitchell 7.16 3.21 5.80
5.10 3,44 5 55
'Stratford S 40 4. 15 6 26
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ra ��ti2S;i3�,Qf�$2Lf9
The .Great Etxplis)t''reinedpp9
Tome and invigorates the tvhole
nt"vo0l1d5l0s, pCalrcs nVe0Rtel
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drttoth boss of ,Z+htex, 7l. ss ou-
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Dil 17'L
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the
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e illemt
p e, y drive 00 Sr hos
for S650 One rv,ll ileus' P ,six'
t team pkg.
. 0n Sold ece bypt of
druggists or mnllwd in plum plrp. on receipt o(.
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i 1�C0(33!We•, CdO.. TORONTO, ONT. (Formerl:' WWdsora