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unfavorable seasons in which to tnake their investments,
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Millinery Dry Goods to•Wear Couc h &Co aty➢�I:.
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Here are the Best of
RAINCOATS
• We have a complete range of New Waterproof
Coats from the best makers in the world. Come and
get yours here.
Raincoat Special $5-A very satisfactory coat
of paramatta cloth, guaranteed waterproof, and does'.
not get hard, all sizes from 32 to 44: rrhi,5 cwt would
b;; good value at 7.5o, very special ;6.61$6
We also have other lines from $7 to $14
Select Your Suit
from our St3f1sh, Com-
plete Assortment el
New
Svring
Suits
The newest of Spring
Models in Ladies and
Misses Suits await you at
this store. During the
past week many fresh ship
ments have been received
-Flaring Skirts are, of
course, much in evidence,
and every correct
length represented.
Over Forty Differ ut
Coats for You
to Choose From
coat
N'orthoi
More New Millinery
More New Braids, Flowers, Ribbons and Shapes
' just received in our Millinery Department this week.
We are constantly on the look -out for anything new
in the millinery line, and no store is better prepared
to serve you, Visit Our Millinery Department
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Clinton Horse Wins
Medal at Seaforth
Annual Spring Stock Show Held
with Ideal Weather.
The annual spring stock was favored
with ideal weather, with the result
that the largest crowd to the history
of the fair was in evidence, The show
was held on Main street, the pavement
having been put in excellent condition
for the occasion. In order to d:stri•
bute the crowd as much as possible
the judging took place on different,
sections of the street, a plan which
worked to the satisfaction of exhibit-
ors, spectators and merchants, 1
HEAVY HORSES GOOD
Entries of heavy horses were fully
dip to former years, and while a slight
falling off was noticeable in the en
tries of light horses, the quality of
the animals shown was fully up to the
standard, The judges were: Heavy
horses, J Mc Quillen, Lucknow; light
horses, T Kelly, Listowel; cattle, J.
Biggins, Clinton
The prize winners were:
CLYDESDALES
Aged stallion -3 McGavin, Winth
Top; W Nott.' Clinton; J 1) Brooks
Mitchell
Stallion foaled in 1912: James Speir,
Bt ussels
Stallion foaled in 1913-R D Bell, jr,
Hensall
Sweepstake -J McGavin
'j' Percheroastation Jas Smith Win
throp.
Hi]A�'S2 DRAUGHT CLASSES
laeav dray ht
§ g team in harness -A
1 Sinclair/ Tuckersmith; Arbogast Bros,'
l;t Sebringville
Brood mare in foal -John Drover,
Cromarty; W J Dale, Seaforth
e Filly or gelding foaled in 1912-Arbo
el .gust Bros; Win, Rhin, Hullett,.
l+illy or gelding fglded in 1913-Arbo
gast Bros; 0 Wright & Sons, Seaforth
t. Filly gelding foaled in 1914-C.
i Wright & Sons; ,R W Bell, jr, Ilensall
STANDARD BRED
Standard bred trotting Stallion -
Geo Oharlesworth, Blyth; J Pinkney,
Stratford
Standard bred pacing stallion -W
Cudmore, Seaforth; I Carter, Seaforth
Roadster horse in, barness--A. E
Close Seaforth; G Koehler, Zurich.
Carriage horse in harness- -W .J
Miller, Clinton; 11 Wurm, Zurich
Roadster ;eau in harness -3 Decker,
sr, Zurich; G Cornish, Clinton'
Carriage team lo harness -IV Weld
Hensall
Troyer 'special- J Pinkney, Strat-
ford
AGRICULTURAL
t . 1i 3 _J f
1n m ir_ is ns s as Forster, aor
ster, Lur,
know, I) Pothering, Brucefielrl, J'L it h
oison, bigmondville
Brood mare in foal -Arbogast Bros,
Snell Bios, Hullett, F Bean Hensall
Filly or Gelding foaled in 1913 -0
Wright & Son, Thomas Dickson, Sea
forth
Filly or Gelding foaled in 1912-0.
Wright & Son
General pnrpeee team -Jas VanEg
mond: Clinton, J Decker, sr Zurich
Dr Harburn special gold medal for
best horse at show -Wm Brown, Clin
ton
Special, ten dollars cash, donated by
George Trayer, Hillsgreenfor the best
three animal's sired by a standard
bred trotting scallion under two years
old, age considered; won by Teddy Di
recti colts owned by J Pinkney of Strut
ford
CATTLE
Shorthorn hulls 3 year-olds and over
A & J Broadfoot Tuckeeremith Jae
Melntoeh Tuckersmith
Bull two years old -Geo, Dickson
Seaforth
Bull, one year old -J W Beattie
Seaforth
Sweepstakes -A & J Broadfoot'Teck
ersmith
The efiecess 'of the show is largely
due to the untiring efforts of the settee
tary M' Broderick, and the president
3 McDowell 4
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Constance` 11'
Mr Ohas Hall, of St, Thomas, spent
Easter Sunday the guest of his parents
Misses Govenloek, Seaforth, visited
their uncle Mr P. Ball, on Eastek
Sunday,. . -
Mr Joe Riley sold his driver he're
cently bought.
The W. Al. S. held an open meet g
on the 8th of April. Mrs Jas South
combe, Clinton, spoke on tithing, find
Mitis Nellie.. Medd,, Winchelea,'spdke
on the recent Convention, she attend
ed in Toronto. Mrs Rep, Keine spoke
on 'China. The talent money wes
given in Collecting how they made it
of er which innch was served. Abgitt
$25 was taken in altogether,
Miss L, H.oltnes,Clinton, spent a few
days the'gbest qf'ii•Iiss May'me• 13a11
Mrs Thos Andrei ,Uorrie, is visitifig
bee alar, gh;ter, Mrs 13. 8 Stepheoedb,
and calling on old friends. +,
Mr and Mrs Jas,Soutbcombo Clinton
spent Thursday the guest of Mrs John
Britton,
Mts Albert Seeley, Clinton, visited
her sister, Mre Robt Lawson,, on
Thursday.
Quite e number around here are laid
up with the.lagrlppe,
Mr Chapman, -Vancouver, is visiting
his sister, Mrs Ben Snell,
Another cid resident has answered
the call on Wednesday morning in the
person of Mr Edward Rands. ].ie had
been sick for some time, he leaves a
wife and two daughters, Mrs Miller, of
the Weserdes Ernest Rumball,Olinlon
four sons, Jabez, Clinton, Joe' and
Jack in the West and Thu at home,
We extend our •sincere sympathy to
S2 beL
`ho' t
t ett�
of a parent.
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Mrs Ben Snell returned from a visit
With her parente at Vancouver,
DISTRICT NEWS
Colborne
Mr. 0,; Mphring is visiting with
friends on the line this week.
Id's o 'Moser,, aser a
J hn„Waterloo, loo was
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around renewing ol,lacquaintances
laft.week.
Mr. and Mrs, M;,A1lin,Auhurn,spent
Sunday at the ;home of 61r, Joshua
Alli n.
Abse Ida Tvnmmer, lIenseil, is visit
ing with her stater, Mrs John Dulst,
this week.
Air. A. Bond, Goderich Tp , paid a
short visit to friends on the Maitland
'Con, lust week.
Mr. Levi Snyder has bought another
farm frojo Mrs Jas. White.
Messrs U. Gledhill and 0. ]1. Forster
are going into the poultry business
on a quite extensive scale this stammer
Both are.. wide awake and energetic
gentlemen and will no doubt melee.
t eirventure a success.
Mr.+D. F. Sohwenz is unloading a
car of'Fertilizer at McGe w's this week.
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Klippen
The many visitors who hive been
home for the Easter vacation are
away again. Among them the follow
ing have been noticed. Miss Margaret
Mellis, teaching at Vienna; Miss Nellie
McGregor, teaching in aVellesley; Mr.
W 1 Saddle, �•'
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Principal al
l of Burford
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Public school and his brother Leonard
Principal of Ripley school, also Miss
May NeG" egor of the Stratford
' Normal: el Gordon Gould, Toronto,
wh r is ,, to leave for the front.
Mist. Bate Met/humid has returned
from few weeks visit in Toronto,
6i Robert Brownlee has entered
ur n his duties as merchant in the
ate re he purchosed recently from Mr.
Duncan Hem His numerous friends
here are looking for a successful run
for 61r. Brownlee as he is an honest
obliging man.,
Last week 61r. and Mrs. Edmund
Morrison and Miss Fanny Borrison
were in Hamilton, attending the wed-
ding of their cousin, Mr, W, .T. Mor-
rison, B. A , Principal of Dutton
High School.
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Porter's Hill
Mr W, Elliott from Washington has
returned' home atter srending a few
days with his father, Mr, Wm. Elliott.
bliss Luella Techborne spent her
holidays in and arnund C inton.
Mica Isabelle Sinclair visited her
sister Mrs, Les.Cox hist we -k,
Miss Lilian Potter spent the holidays
at her uncles on the Huron Roacl.
Mrs. Wm. Mair, Lotdon, returned
home on Saturday. after spending a
week at the home of her parents, Mr. '
and Mrs John Cox,
Wesley Vauderburgh was in Kippen
.for a couple of days last week on
business.
Miss Sadie Woods. Bayfield, is
visiting at Mrs. John Blair.
61st.. Jas. Harrison and Ale Peter
1tleDougall spent a couple of days in
Seaforth last week.
Brucefield
Ales Nichol is ill at the home of her
daughter, Airs, Beatty, Stanley.
John Snider le having his house re
paired, he expects to move into it soon
Lyle Bill, Guelph, spent easter at
his hone he expects scion to leave for
Euglaed with the 3rd Contingent.
We trust he will have a fair share of
I,lory and a safe return home.
blr. Joeeph Addison has returned to
his wcrk on the railway section, after
a long ahsencr, due to a bad attack of
rheumatism.
Fall wheat is looking well after the
long winter, although the late frosts
have been harmful.
Mr. Simon McKenzie and bride have
returned front their heneymuon, and
Have settled down on their farm in
Tuckersmith; long life and prosperity
t4 the vete'of t their many friends
On Friday last there passed quietly
awayto Jesus, Mrs. Wm. Aikenbesd.
at hen3bme ni ar our village aged 49
years add'7 months. She was ill for a
long tti>t`ie"so that death was not un
expected she leaves a snrrowing bus
band 5 d' 8 children, 4`;' girls and 4
baystee, alIizie London: and Jetsie who
feiyches' school in Stanley, and the
gqltlter9;tLave net home.' She will he
nlli hal6 ssed in the neighborhood, but
1tl{04{011/'•y,iruemother; ,:,ber home will
min4ilter More, The• funer"al,too'k plane
on Monday afterir000-whet] a large
numbergetheret1 to Show their love
and sympathy t:o the bereaved ones,
the, floral offerings were very heauti
ful, Rev, Mr. Woods 'conducted the
services. The nephews of the deceased
were the pill bearers. Among them
from a dietance'- Alex Aikenhead and
wife of.Lnndon;Albert Aikenhead and
Acre, John Aikenhead and Miss
Longely, all of London.
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ftIyth.
Wm. Jackson answers rile suni-
mons-Lost Thursday moaning 1Fn,,
Jackson al Blyth, was called away
Osis illness yVas brief and lite demise
little dreamed of by those 'outside
of his inni•iecliete personal friends
so' that the, netts of his demise
was a sad surprise indeed He wrs
born in Waterloo Co. in the year
1+54 and caste With his fsthcr'c
f .milt' to Morris township eth line
when 2 }ears of age. In this local
On he snout .his lire in the favor
EVERY WOMAN
Give On°e afternoon fior,
Hospital Supply Work
Sheets and Pillow Cases
Needed.
Mrs: Mason will give material
We Ship on April 29th
JOIN THE CROWD
Woolen's Patriotic Society
of both food and man, 1850 the
deceased was united in marriage
with Miss Alice, daughter of the
late George Hood, of the same
township and they made f} rio
home on 611'. Jackson's farm until
'they moved to Blyth in 1903. Here
he busied himself in every good
word and work anis was virtually
everybody's friend pos,i111y he did
too much. Re was a faithful men'
ber of 'the Methodist church and
in 'the choir, Sabbath School on the
Official Board etc., he rendered A
leservice, His integrity grit 'was un-
doubted and his geni•ilty wet mot
easy to surpass both at home and
abroad. The writer feels he has
lost a splendid: 'personal fi'ielnd
whose decease i' greatly deplored
6uneral took, 1, see Monday after
noon and was brie of the largest
r,ter seen in Blyth. Rev. George
Jewitt was in charge. To 'b'Irs.
Jackson and other relatives will
be aceorded deep sympathy,
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Under the Auspices of •
St. Paul's A.Y P.A. crinton
The Comic Opera
The Sailors Tangle
will be given in the To wn Hall
•Clinton, on
Thursdag, April 22
at 8 o'clock p. w.
by the Choir of 51: George's Church,;
• Goderich
32 oices and Orchestra
Tickets 25c, Reserved Seats Sac
Seats on Sale at Fair's
Plan opens on Saturday Morning
19'estern University. London
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FORWARD MOVEMENT
Greatly Enlarged Faculties in Arts
and Medicine, Vastly Improved
Equipment, -library, laboratories, etc.
Seven New Scholarship. Record
Enrollment, Inquiries Solicited.
E, E. BRAITHWAITE, M A., Ph.D.
President.
Notice to Creditors
In the Matter of Willi:on Perdue
NOTICE is hereby toyer that all
persons having claims against the
estate
of William
Perdue, late of the
Township of Goderich. in the County
of Huron, yeoman, deceased, who died
on or about the 14th day of November,
1914, are required to deliver to the un
dersigned administrator or his solicitor
on or before th 115th day of May, 1915,
a full statement of their claims, toge
then with particulars thereof, and the
nature of the securities, if any, held
by them all duly verified by affidavit
AND TAKE NOTICE that after the
said last mentioned date, the said ad
ministrator will proceed to distribute
the estate of the said deceased
amongst the persons entitled thereto
having regard only to such claims as
he shall have,received due notice and
in accordance,: therewith.
DATED at Clinton, 'April 13th, 1915,
JOHN TURNER BEACOM
Clinton, Ont., Administrator.
W. ERYDONE, Clinton, Ont.
Solicitor for the Administrator..
Timothy Seed
1 offer for sale TimothySeed, super.
sup r
ior for purity to' No, 1 (Government
Standard), apply to Robt, Walker on
Inv farm.
D. A• FORRESTER
Ready i sur Work
I am prepared to d.. any hind of
work in gardening, cleaning lawns,
draining, rir any kind of work,
ONSLOW CRI06, Albert St.
y lie'.
A 'Banner' wood cooking store in
fust clads condition, also an exten
siorl table' will he sold
op Apply
THOS.TWOS., eeburY etreet
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of John Wltiddon
Deceased'
YO :ML 18 hereby rby gr en that
all
'person hating claims againsttne
e `iatY of ,tohn AV d :tn,, la at
Conn vet} 'o(Huron
6 nf ie (liege tee
Meech -eft
who deed on or about 'the elfin day
'.1 „limitiry 1914 are requ''r d co
d,li,er•to the undersign, a chemise
.111111e or her i ei:an on or hee-
befnre the 14th d':y 61 April 1015
s full statement of their claims t -i
getner with particulathereto: a' cl:
the native of the 'securities, it
any 'held by them all duly veri"i" d:
.^ND TAKE NOT:C1 that alter
ee d adniirii r,trix wilt -proceed! to
d t,.ribrfte the esJll=tte of the said
el •r-eesed hmongs't the persons en-
tdttd thereto having regard only
to such claims as he shall have re-
eeiv d duo ,'ice ',Ind in ;u c ad •
ee herewith.
DAT•i,D at ,Clinton April Oth 1315
Iii,, 1 61 AYMSRTONG.
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W la 'OD 0 NE
Solicitor •for ed:einistratrix
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the ':state of Mary Ann
liVhiddon, Deceased.
N01';CE ]s hereby given that all
persons having claims 1 -varlet the
e: ate of Mary Ann Wh cl loo la.'o
ro 'dime' oe lumber d i.1 1. •
'scum 1 of 'Huron, marri:d women
who d eel on or about 20cn 3 a
f'
)uaA 11 tt
are ur:cl 1:
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deliver - to
the undersign id ti
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ratri;: or her solailtor on or }r
before the 1111 d iv of April 1s1 y
•t full statement uf their claims 1e
ger thea with particulars there0l a: d
the native of 'the securities, i1
any. :acid by th :an all duly vcri:i.ed
uy iui d telt.
AND TAKT, NOTICE that after
''t -- el lest mentioned date the
d administeatrix will proceed lo
d &tribute the e0hate of the said
d'ce-s:d amongst the persons en -
1111: d thereto having regard on1y
to su' h clnims as he shall have 10-
cciv,d due notice land in accord
come eerewith.
DATED at Clinton April 6th 1915
T1I;"Y M ARan TRONG
1 d ninistlltrix
\V RYI)ONE
Solicitor for 1 d 1iinistratrix
For Sale
Seed Barley, \landchueri No21 good
sample and clean, at S.5c per bushel.
Siberian Millett, gond sample at $1. 25
her bushel, Windmill, "Toronto" in
No 1 shape, tank and all complete, all
fresh habbited this spring, price $50,
Anyone wanting any of these articles
call at lot 23, con. E. Tuekersmith,
Huron• Road or phone 8 on 138 Clinton
A gnod Smart•Rarris drill wanted for
season or year
JNO E. IiUGILL
Tenders
Carnegie Annex
- -' cf. -d 'e• 1 will he received
ani -no up to April 2Ot'n f'.' coon
oefee 3-.(o1u 1t Block a; d1lanc
, 'd r +, t Brice w, 1.
r a 1'c: d ir not 000e6
..c,p
W. 1SS6 DONE,
( ',v i, en Lil•i•a.ry Bored
Calves for Sale
Thou d era:red will have for
eel ti.' Nerma d o stables on
Sen cloy afternoon, April 10111,
Ir, d „i rapes, T'hzce Ara g,'c:
Tiurrnm `11Ces ft OM tine -ter ft;.
\reefers rid .A choice lac, and will
. d • t .1 1t. , 1 suit purchaser
1Z 'SLE' MAIuQI'
Blacksmith Business Moved
We have moved our blacksmith
hnsiness from the stand nn •Ontario
street to the livery barn on 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,
R, JONES
Baby Chicks and Eggs
Get •your order rn early for,baby
chicks 'We are starting our incuba
tors now and will continue till June.
Barred Rooks, S. O. Brown Lyhorns,
R. C. Rhode Island Reds, and White
Wyondottes. All first class fowl and
bred to lay, Chicks 15e and 20c each.,
Eggs $1.50 per 15, Reduction cin larger
quantities.
FRANK W. ANDREWS,
Clinton'
Riverside Poultry 'F_ arm
Isrnssels; Ont. `
We are offering; forr sale this Spring
hatching eggs from four hundred pens
selected from a Hock of 600 birds; con
sistirg af: -R. V, Iii. I. Bede (Bushmali
Pierce and Lesker Tompkins sttaine,
America's two greatest, laying:. strains
of Reds) ; White' Wyandottes (Regal,
strian meted with such cockerels ,as
McLeod Bros,' of Stoney Creek, from
their famous prize winning laying
Pens); Barred Rocks (0. A, 0. strain
bred from their heaviest trap nested
stock); 5 'V. Anconas (the town or city.
bird that lives on less, stands confine
merit andmost persistent l dyers of any
Mess); Siammoth Pekin Ducks, fired
from Americnar stock that averaged 95
eggs each in 6 months, and make the
hbest quality of. green ducks, weighing
from n to 'S lbs. in ten weeks. Price
of eggs np to Aprt1 20t1i31,00' per 15;
50 eggs or over 60 a piece; atter April
20t11Sc a piece. Duck eggs, 10e per
egg. Correspon deuce -invited In refer
once to day old and brooded chicks.
There is money i1t po ltr'y, even; at the
High cost of feed 155 teletured pullets
priiduc 1me 19.100 in (lege '
r, ec m ,,in
two
9w
ii ontlts, parts of Dec., Jan end Feb,
10131'. THI.OMSON
Smaller Coal Bills
Let us reduce your coal
bills. We can do it by sup-
plying you with a coal that
lastsgives a s eady
long,' , t
heat and leaves only a'srnall
amount of ash. .This coal is
LEHIGHWALLEY
'ANTHRACITE(
The Coal That Satisfies
It will save you money. ' Give
it a trial.
1J1. J. Holloway, Clinton
Eggs poi' Sale
I3 erred Rocks bred t Guelph
winners. .In Barred Rock. eggs, I
ha ve the hest value in Canada. To be
convinced come and see for yourself.
Visitors welcome.
Pen I -Headed by Crusader. Son
2nd of Guelph end /et Detroit cockerel
llgg9 $3.00 per 15.
Pen II -Headed by prize cockerel
valued at 325.00, Eggs 32.00 per 15.
Pen III- Pullet watiog, customer,;
reports pullets laying at five months
1 of age, from this pen. Eggs 31.50 per
15.
Pen IV -Eggs $1.00 worth $2.00.
Here is a chlance to get some good
stock at it reasonable price, 3 eggs
from Pea I, 4 each from Pens 2. 3. 4.
Enfertile eggs will be replaced free
, of charge,
H. A. H0'VEY, Clinton, Ont.
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For Sale
A Durham Bull 2 years old. color
red and white; also span of heavy
draught young mares, rising 3 and 4
years. Apply to Ai. Braithwaite
Londesboro, P, 0.
{'Wanted
Wanted a wife, Am about 50 years
old, a farmer in Colborne township.
Correspondence. Solicited.
W. G. ALLIN,
R. R. No 2 Clinton
E - as for Hatching
Guild strain -Barred Rocks good
layers. Leave your order at once, at
Hellyar's Jewelery Store, Clinton.
Poll-Auhns Bull for Sale
A Pod Angus Bull, 1 year and 8
months old; of pedigree stock.
John Harvey, R R. No. 1. Clinton
Base Line,
Choke. Seed Beans for Salt;
A quantity of good seed beans for
sale, grown in a good bean section. A
good Ulna to boy before the rause in
price.
The undersigned has made arrange
ments to supply a 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 160 R. R, No, 1. Clinton
Piano 'f unui '
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,
M. G. Cameron,
Barrister, Soiicieor, Conveyancer, Etc
Ofse on Albert Street, occupied by
Mr. Hooper. In Clinton on every
Thursday, and on any day for which
appointments are made, Cfflce 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.
A Carload of Canada
Porta
ant COMM
Phone us for prices
It will pay you
Hutton
John' tto�n
LONDFSBORO
Drs. Geo, '& M. E. Whitley
iteiieniantt
Osteopathic Phy.
Specialists in Women's and
Children's, Diseases
Acute, Chronic, and Nervous,
Disorders" '.
Eye, Ear, Nose, 'and Throat.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Office-Rattenbu ' Hotel.
Tuesday and Friday, 7 to 11 p.m.
FORD it McLEOD
, We're now selling Timothy Seed
(Government Standard.).
We also have on hand, Alfalfa,
A]sike, and Red Clover.
We always have on hand -Goose
Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Coa'n
Highest Market Prices paid for Hay
and all Grains,
ORD MeLEOD
W. DRY/DONE
'BARRISTER SOLICITOR NOTARY
PUBLIC, ETO
otarcron
CHARGES B. HALE
0onneyance, Notary Public,
commissioner, etc.
EAL ESTATE AN])INSURANCE
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
Huron St.,,Clinton,
H. T. RANCE
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Notary Public, Conveyancer,
Financial and Real Estate,
INSURANCL'':AGENt,P-Representing 14 Fire In
suraic Ceropanies,
Division [Court [Office.
Medi.,a1. ,
DR7 '5. W. TH0AIPSe"318
Physician, Burgeon. Btu
imolai attention given to diseases of the
Eye, 'lar, Throat, and Nose,
Eyes ca, efully xamined, and suitable 'glasses
prescribed.
Gibes and Residence.
Two doors west or the Commercial Hata
Huron 6t.
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Dr. W. Gunn, L. R. C. P., la n, C. S.. Rd!'
Dr, unn'sofice at residence High Street
11x•.8. O, Candler. B„1. ilf,➢G,
Office-Ontario
ntirs Clinton. elleateden Ratnbur7 St.
or at hospital
Dlt. J. W. SHAW.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON.
sconebenr, oto„ office and residence on
tenbury Street.,
OR. P. A. AXON
DENTIST
al Croy
OWIL and Bridge 'Work a $pCc/a7ly4
Graduate of C.C.D,S..; Chicago, and 8,0,0.6
Toronto.
Daylleld on Ilioralars, Dar 1st to D
DR. 11. 'FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'E shote,
Special care taken to make dental ttett
went as painless as poeeible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction iee
GODERiCH ONT
tat staid sales a apemaln/, Olden .tt,
NEW ERA °dice, ri,mrtly attend.
to. Terms reasonahle. Clinton,'Farmers' sale note
discounted!
G. D. McTaggart M, Ji. MoTaggar
McTaggart Bros.
BANKERS
ALBERT ST , CLINTON
-• General Banking Business
transacted
:ROTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued. Interest allowed n
deposits
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.'
Parol and Isolated Town Props
erty Only insured.
Head Office -Seaford:, Out
OFFICERS.
J. B. 1llcLean, Seaforth, President
J. 'Connolly, Goderich, Vice -Pres.
Thos. E. flays, Seaforth, Sec.-Treas
Directors -D.. F. McGregor, Sea -
forth; ,7, G. Grieve, Winthrop; W.
Rina, Seaforth; John Bennetteis,
Dublin; J. Evans, Beechwood; A.
McEwen, Brucefield; J, B. McLean
Seaforth; J. Connolly, Goderich;
Robert Ferris, 'Iiariock,
Agents -Ed. 'Hinehley, Seaforth •
W. Chesney, Egmondyille; J. '
iol, ,eh^lntonR P3JarmuthBrodag
n
Grand TrunkRailway System
Railway Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce,
North
London, depart 8.80 a m 4.40 p m
Centralia
Exeter
9,33 5.43
Bewail 9.55
801
9.56 8.05
Kippen 10.01 6.11
Brucefield 10.69 6.19
Clinton 11.00 6.35
Londesboro 11.18 6.52;
13e1 •rave 11.27 7,00
Wingham, arrive.., 11.54 11.40 7,3
South Paesenge ;
Wingham, depart,. 6,35 a m 3.30 p,'
Belgrave 8.50 8.44'
Blyth ' 7.04 3.56
Londesboro......,7.13 4.04
Clinton 8.10 4.23
Bruceflold 8.27 4:39
Kipper' 8:35 4.47
HensaIl3 8.41: ' 4,52
Exeter: ...... 8.54 5.05
Centralia 9.04 5;15;'
London, arrive..,,. 10:00 6.10
Buffalo and Goderich
Wee' Passenger
r am pne pm pay,
Stratford. ...... .10.00 ,12,30 5,25 10
Mitchell 10.22 12;55 5;55 10.49
Seaforth 10,45 1.20 - 6.19 11.11
Clinton 11.07 1.35- 6,40: 11,2
Rolmeseille,11.16 1,4,3 6.46 11.3
Goderieh 11.35 2.00 7.05 11,
East Passenger
Passenger
Blyth
Godeeich
Holmesville
Clinton
Seatorth
Mitchell
Stratford
a m
7,05
7.22
7:32
7,51
8.16
8 40
p2.35 p.m
2.52 5,12
3,03 5,10
3.21 5,30
8,44 5 55
415 1326
The 0rea5 English.'. Pennedy9j.
Tones and: invigorates the whole
nervous sl stems, waives new Blood
in old `cans, Climes Nevoiia
De1ilitlh Meoetal and Drain ilreertpi, . 515018-:
denctl, .Lass of Floe,Fl76 PaZpitatton of the
IJeaa l Ja.ilriig )lentbrp/ Price 91 par box, six
for.ro pi
Coo willplenr-., ,� Wail ourc,esold by all
drltr y or ma,kd..; ,tun pkg. on receipt of.
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