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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton New Era, 1915-06-17, Page 41 'WGE FOUR, THE CLINTON NNW BRA. Thursday, June'17th, 1915, • ,i; ;<n 1llininelltiWai� Ready - to -Wear Garments Phone 78 Dry Goods and House Par nishingS eclat Yat a Se l of ca adies. Ult S Just 8 Spring Suits left. We do not want to carry these over to neat season. They are up to the minute in style The cloth is the best that has 1[+ beenU produced • for 1; the season's wear. Colors, black, navy; grey and champagne Your choice of any e.srv,•.: Snit tett at Exactly Half Pelee Special Sale of Ladies, Misses and; Children's Coats 'About 15 Coats Left to clear, all this season's styles;,°good quality cloth, most all sizes, your choice at Hail Priee White Wash Skirts 95c VITko 'dozen white Wash Skirts, made of Rep and -andiansHead, Some cf these are slightly soiled, and 4nostiy small sizes, not one of these sold for less than 41.6,6; some as high as 2,00, your choice 95e is c$aturday Sale of KitchenAprons Overall kitchen ani general purpose Aprons— tiplendid quality percale, either loose or shaped to fit the figure. We have sold over 20 dozen, and put on ..sale• $atilyday 5 dozen more at 59e eaelt See these in Window. r eSSI0i10' Tuesday • The Jure meeting of the County ,Council opened .in the Court'Houn Goderich, Ion Tueday, Jnne lst, all i ' e t• ,meitmb..rh `ileing •pi .son . meet mutes of the January +Them bi,ug were read and : dopted. Communications were read from. T. E. Robson, clerk of Mi'ddlest x, •,aieknowledging'the reseipt Of copy. 0r.a f y the byslaW passes by thisc e +ciounty relating to county bound - line brid . s,. ' 1 Social and Personal1 Major Rance, of 'the 33rd. Battl., • spent a few•days here this 'week. He leas just returned from a short course ,at Ottawa. Revp,Vr.,Corcoran, Seaforth, was a visitor ni town op Tuesday. • Messrs WV..Collyer, A. J. Holloway, Ray Rumb�all, Jos. Itattenbury and Ike Rattenbury ' motored down to see the Soldiers at' London on Sunday. Mrs: Z't t D Fair was the guest• of her st'tcr, Mrs. Jaunts Watson at 'Seaforth last week. We, are pleased to see Mr. ,Fred •u Livern e able.to be up town again atter ins rnlui.y.., A week ago Sunday while: attending ,to, his ,duties at the Piano'Factory he was fixing an electric ssitcli,,, whey,. ;he fell and damaged five ribs. Blyth Stanclarcl:--Miss Mary Milne and Miss. Maggie- Johnston were nests :05 Mr's. T.' D. Johnston, rat Clinton; last week. Brussels Pb.t. ex Principal John Shaw, was renewing old friendships in Brussels and locality. Ile taught :here 19 years•anct Many a man and woman who passed through his :hands never forgot the excellent training ' they received. Mr, Shaw own splendidly ldt and was a holds his y I> , 'avelconie vi5ltbr. ' Mr. E. Thompson, son of Dr. ThomlSsoh', 01 Hamilton, aucl student, ofTo'ionto University, is assisting his uncle1Dr. C. W. 'Thompson, in his lirofession a1 work. Lie 't. Chas. Kerr, of Welland, ex- rpeeter to leave for the front with the .oversalS;has -Contingent on Monday of 'tis week. P.'r d•d,l Brusels osta Last Saturday imoriiiig Garfield Jamieson left for Midland where he has accepted a posits u as''bakeS lit( the shop of Mr. Rubyl: Ww:•wish:him an enjoyable time ,l the Northern town. tart. is . n steady—goer and will do his best to give stisfaotion. Mr. Jamieson was • ,a bajter a,t ;Connor's Bakery for some: , me itis: winter. 'a'arimz . Mrs ; Da' Hainiem, Detroit,'is visit- ing h cottisao;' MteSQ Graham. , Thos. Watts received word • early node Y 'morning that his atwthei! was dying. He went to Strati rcl by_ anto and caught the early oxlit0ing train ;but aumivecl:e few h iiS ' nate tb, see his'mot ilei ,alive. gl?1Mi'. M. D. McTaggart returned home 1'tist Friday from his trip to the •.Panarua Pacifi.o • Exposition !McTaggart in 'speaking to the New Lr,u stated that the attendance was away below what they had expected. but rf was a tine show. The Canadian Building vas one of the main attractions and woulal be a big advertisement toClanada. Mrs. -B. 3, .Alain left this week to visit her daughter at Calgary. Mrs,lPinuing, Mies Minht Pinning' were '-at Mitchell attending the al• 3unero'f the late Wilk, id 3. -IHoclson, Mr. ,Salisbury Orasvfor, th, Paisley, was here attending the funeral of his aunt, the late Mr's, Thos, Judd. • Miesilrwin, Deaconess, 18 11P001ing as few days with hth' parents, Mr. and Nils, J,; A Irwin. Mr. Carl Draper, Niagara Falls N. Y., spent a few days at the parental home. Mrs. Draper is visit ing at Fort William, Mitchell Advocate:— Messrs Joseph Wesenberg and Robert. Pullman, Mitchell,were thrown from a scaffold, near Clinton, on Saturday last, and narrowly escaped serious injury. As it was they received several nasty bruises. Mr, and Mrs, Thos, King and Miss Isabella King, Detroit, were here last week attending the funeral of the late Mrs. Judd. Mrs, King was a sister of the deceased. - Mrs.' Bone, Wingham, who is Secretary -Treasurer , of the West Heron Women's Institute was the nest of the President of the Organization, Mrs. Kilbride, for a couple of days this week, ale 13664560 Jroa®®®e••s•• • • • WITH TRTI CHURCHES. • • s ONTARIO ET. CHURCH iFrom E. N. Elli'olt ,clerk of Peten, i'boro, asking co-operation. i.n. mama fora iziR; ''Glia '115cal Gokeainmcnt,tFi t *ye inn ieil ali'ties the. same righ't b'5ss5Js;95fneral 'L'.tirds its ;= d}hei ltodverty. ,r , 1riip 131uevale Li,-terary. ^nd Sot- 'eia4' Debating Soc'.i:ity; ,rsking `he loutish to takesteps to lave i die uttriet representative appointed in ethrs Bounty: s •:iFrom tilt( local Government re., gatsdrn�+' i"tiuntyl st1e tem' bf'c lectric d'ailwaysi ;ilIrom the Education Department aErl.'ing for date .O1 coup cilirtneeting. From R. Cooper, clerk of Web land regarding licensing.of, auto, nio'Liles. ;,"From N. E. Birch, Clerk od Oe. ,lord County, setting •forth reasons p'ivhy members of councils •should be :Tempted •l'or a, "term of two year c' instead'one.'one god iaslcing co-oper- atien in memoralizingl the local Go'vornment'to amend the muricip al act to this effect. , , -iProm W. H. Bullard, Snspeeaor, certifyingothat the wiring ;in the, goal is clone satisfactorily. From R. W. Wade, Secretary •Provincial Winter Fair, i.sking fee "grants• for county' prises. • From 'Harriston . High School •showing amount due by this county for support of pupils. After -passing •a number of .ac- counts,. the counil adjourned until Wednesday morning at 10' o'clock. Wednesday The account sof Stanley town•• strip• for bridger work was ,sent to Road and Bridge Committee. D G. Clark representing the 117"cClai•v Munu1. eturing Co., Lon- don, addressed the council in ref.-. erence to t:'upplying, a field kitchen for the 33rd battalion. The report .of D. Patterson Co. Engineer was rand and sent to Road and Bridge Committee, Moved by Taylor and Lobb that this council give a grant of $1000'to- wards securing a portable kitchen for use 'of -the, 33rd Regiment pro- viding the towns and townships this county supply the balance Of of money necessary for the pur- chase of the same. Semi to Execu•• tire committee. 'Harding and Demerling, that a 1,ridge be buil:: between the Huron and Perth,. gsetween the townships *if lir wick and Walluce to Roacl and Bride Committee. Kalbfleiseh and iFingiand that St. Joseph Bridge 'ha repaired at once as the south --west abide•+ meet is broken Sent to Road and Bridge Committee., Bissett and 'Murray that 'the bridge on Lake Road int Leeburn 1'e luilt this season. S•-nt to Road and Bridge Committee: Communications were read from C. Jones, C.. E. and Robertson and, O a1 Nab solicitors respect' n bound- ary T line between Huron and Bruce -Sent to Road, and livid se Commit- tee. •• Prom D. W. Ccllins relating to re. port front Western •Oni,:essity of London—.+iled. Froin the Pros,incialf Set eters, call ir,g attentio:{'t'o the Canada Temp mance Act; and the responsibility of the county in the matter. Sent to Executive Connnittce. The report 'of the i?inanre Com- mittee, was read.eind passe d. The report of the Special Commit tee ,appointed; atthe J:teary imeet ing to report on the enforcement of The Canada?' Temperance Act was read and left' over for thither con- sideration, P Moved by Thompson and Murray that this Council make the usual grant to 'Hayfield Public Lilnary Sent to Executivi Committee. Kalbfleish and, FingIan d, that the council adjourn until Thurs:1ay P.t 10 o'clock. Thursday A lett 7 from the County Solici• - tor and the judgment Po '.Rio Hon- or . on•or. Judge• Holt, reonecting Holme_ sledvs. County of 'Huron. Sent to Executive Committee: The report ,of the County Proper. ty Committee was read •end',passr d Taylor. And Pori. •t]v:at 'the clerk be instructed to mail to each member of :this Council" one copy sof the of each aessi'on ^s so"n minutes ea as received from the printer—Car- ried., rinter Ch'-ried Luthwatite .and • Ford, that - the question.. of. uprchasing an electric stove fon,, goaler's residenceibe•re•• con sidered,—L'as't. The aceounttof the county prip- Inc waif ,received .and sent ho the in Fance •hommlttee, The.report,'of 'the Edhea'tion Com mrilthe wars received and F,:issed. Flower Sunday will be observed in Ontario Street Sunday School next Sun afternoon. The following program day g will be of interest to all Hymn, The Lily of the Valley. Duett, Captain Anderson and Lieut. Laycocks of the S. A. Staff. Lesson, Grace Walker. Solo, Mrs. G. M. Elliott. Address, Rev. Dr. Rutledge. Duet, Mrs. Innis and Miss Wise. Reading, Miss Stewart. Japanese Song, Girls' Class. Duett, Mesdames Saunters and, Elliott. Quartette, Misses Howe and Wiltse and Messrs F. and C. Thompson. • Strangers will be welcomed. Next Sabbath will be the annual "Flower Sunday. A special program, has been provided for the afternoon, The pastor will preach both morning evening and •gppropriate music wilt bei rehdered by the Choir. ,' Mrs, Geo. A:. King, soprano soloist. of Goderich, will siuv in the evening "Open ye the Gates," and "Softly and, tenderly Jesus is Callyug. , Miss Bradshaw presided at the League meeting on Monday evening.,, Tl ose, who. tools, 1ppar,t in the •, rogrgrp were; Misses .f1o1 slay% + dtdens''and'' Hulbert, earlySu'n'day Soho'ol ; plan: will belief& in July in Mr. Henry Peacock's grove not far from town. This wipe en ,opportunity for .all ,connected .with the School to attend: WESLEY CHURCH. The annual Flower meeting off the Junior League will be held on 1+'riday. evening, Mr. Gordon Rutledge, Winnipeg, gave an address on the ':newspaper Game' at the Tp.vorth League meeting on Monday night. Mr, Rutledge has been connected with City.papers for some years and gave an interesting address. Mrs, u. Rutledge and Mr. T. E, East' each sang a solo. The pastor will preach next Sunday. The Girl'tt: Clubof Willis Church lead a fine: clay for their Lazaar and Garden party. The report 'of the Financial Com mittpe via;; received and pesscd, 1.livmgstone and Demerling, that allirhotipni to amend the .reports of btrim1t'5 e, while, in Committee •of line whole, be recorded in full in '•fa.ss•es••ss••••NSN•s•s• in 'the mmites by giving names of i Y1 ur Lobb 'and' Lmying'itoh,that, , the courictltradjourn,until iPr day ;morn'• ing at ten o'cltoek. 1414317.1 , The repot'; 'of th� Road' anti„ Eiidge C'+inmlttel was read rxt•d passed. Leckie and Kelbfleisch, that' the, gGour,<il now adjourn 4o go into Committee •on Equalization of .aat eesement foil 'this year. The council resumed and the rd - port of the Equalization Committee was presented and passed. The (Souncil then adjburi'nedi . -' REPORTS' OFVO'ir MT'T'TLIES Executive Committee The Executive Committee reported as follows;- Re application of J. H. McClinton for a grant to Huron County Poultry and Pet Stock Association. We recommend that no grant be madethis year. 'Re motion of Msss„Taylor and Lobb, asking for a' grant of $1,000 ,to- wards providing field kitchen for the use' of the 33rd Regiment. We recom- mend that no grant for such purpose be made owing to: the fact that the 33rd Regiment is practically nil,•being merged to a military division and we do not consider it necessary fot practice drill during the summer season, and even if necessary or useful such commodities should be supplied by the Government where the distribution of the cost would be more equally made. Re circular letter of R. W. Wade, Secretary' of Winter Pair' at Guelph, in December next, We recommend that leo grant be made this year. ' Remotion of Messrs. Thompson and Murray for grant to a public library at Bayfield. We recommend that no action at present be taken as we understand that the library is not yet established. Re judgment of the County Court for sum of 5315 and costs to Police Magistrate F. Holntstead, of Scaforth, for office rent for the past five years. We recommend that the county solicitor be instructed to appeal the case to the Divisional Court. Special Committee The special committee re enforcement of Canadafollows:— Temperance Act reported as Acting on the letter received by the Warden from. E, Sanders, Chief officer of thr license department of Ontario, which outlines the duty of the County Council in regard to the Canada Tem- perance Act and enclosing the estimate as prepared by the Board of License Commissioners and endorsed by Hon. W. J. Hanna, Provincial Secretary. We recommend that this estimate be accept- ed by the Council. We also recommend that all county constables be required to do all in their power to assist the Inspectors in the enforcement of the Canada Temperance Act, following is the estimate of the , License Commissioners of the cost of , enforcing the Act' in Huron: Inspectors salary, 51,200; :Inspector's travelling ' expenses, 5500, costs of prosecutions, in- cluding constables, witnesses, etc., 5500; counsel fees 8200; office expenses, $100, making a total of $2,500 to be provided by the county. Education Committee The Education.: Committee reported as follows:— Re communication from Inspectors Tcm and Field for increase of 5100 each for travelling expenses. We re- commend that no action be taken. We recommend ,the payment of 5339,- 17 to the Harristai High School. This being the amount due for Huron County pupils attending at Harriston less 551, the amount of fees paid. County Property The County Property Committee re- ported that they had examined the gaol and found the house neat and clean. There are four prisoners confined there- in. They also examined the wiring, which was done since the last session and recommend that the bill for same be paid. Mr. Griffin also asked your committee to purchase an electric stove for the gaoler's house, costing about $70. Wa recommend that no action be taken at the prese t time. An account of H. Hunt for supplies for gaol. We recommend that sante be same. An account of C. C. Lee for 1013 of 56.S3 for supplies for gaol outfit was recommended to be paid.' House of Refuge The House of Refuge Committee re- commended that the tender of Fitzsim- mons for beef at 15 cents per pound be accepted. That the tender of Leevy and West- wood for a washer and drier with other equipment for the sum of 5300 be accepted, and that a motor be purchased to operate the washer at a cost of 5100. . 1• Itirths, Irllal•rl.l0 „a. s � A. BIRTHS. STEVENS—In Hullett, to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stevens, a son. HUDSON — In Stratford, to Mrs. • Wilfrid J, Hudson, 17 Dolma street, e slaughter. DEATHS; HUDSON—In Stratforcl,Hospital, on, i Thursday Jude 10th, Wilfrid 'J. 1 Hudson, aged 29 years,' formerly of Clinton. ' s + mo rand seconder nfuCh amend' mefttfs -Carried.• ' �hg repot t Of the Speeial"•Com- mibtee"relatmg to the; enforcement ;o'f }the°'Fouad . Tempenanee. Act, wat read ,again and ,a dented. 'SPEND YOUR O orts s ••ss0•aSeseelpeoo,0ss••sess: Gods rich is no* included in O A. L A. lacrosse group No. 3, Tho re vi9ed sciierltil June 12—St Mrrys at.London,' June 1f—W,tngl �fi;m, aft `t: w ,ti Jnne •21119,06clei'fe'h� a"'; 'man •sc"..r da July Ma , ,July 3—Winglana rrv},li.s b ,i. ] at Yondo!im. d. •' at seat, rth. attd Attend the 16th Anneal '' Meeting of the Il , SetoFh r t inn thib One of the Best Race 11Lects in Ontario -all the Best Horses i 2 10o 1N PURSES 9 July 7=Wingham, ,aft St. Marys, 'rtreluly it -51. i'/Ia',yet at London. • July 14—G'oderieh atWinoham. July 21—St, Marys at Goderich. July 21—London at Wingham, July 28-45 inghamr at Goderich:- July oc1'erioh'Iuly 28—London at St.'Marys,. Aug. 4—Gocterich at St. Marys. Aug. 11—St. Marys at London. Aug. 18—Loaclonf ac Wingham. MINOR LOCALS.- 'Have youpaid your subscription yet. There are a let of town people ^ still o',ving fur a number of `ear's Conte to Seafol'tit on I Some petty 'thieving is reported • .full, 1st and 5lltl' f in town. July ( An epidemie of ` lockjaw et 'this i A l� "•1N` D ime° Would ii �� 14l AT1L)v ,►NriZ, il be' explainable by the Boassa,ck Sec, W. ova o fact'thay} ]yi'zernyt1! is, 'again • in 'the W G nl ck, Pres limelight: ,en afiN et Capt, W. Fingland Writes of Trip • Across, the Atlantic. Mr. John 'Fingland, Reeye•'of linl.' lett;, has the following letter from his r• son Capt. Will 1 m tau ,written on d , P g , the way across the ocean to serve with the Canadian forces BS a Y. M. (1, A officer. The lettt r was written on: board the stieam@bip.Megantic a couple of days before the vessel was due to Tb teach England. • • Somewhere in the Atlant iC 14ay23id,1910 Dear 'Father • I dont 1 011 know' Where 1°axq V1'e,h tvo beau zil,yai' g apu�u'' d Ehe•dilean'tb odg'e the gpp,tei{rt• line `Wei3{lFu"t utft't in•'t'he AM'. t,•tc, tilt`i't got quite warm, quite different from 'the snowweather of the St. Law renbe but we arra well within the danger zine now and it is rather, an • limon Boy aft the Head six "i 7`whieh the men11kexshili'rang- ed :from 10 to 130. All in all Ire has already had a broad and efficient training in all •the, work with whieb he swill 'be connectedi and .., mile .board feel that the ;large numle' of men Wird, applied foithe, 1posi- tion' either 'by letter or in 1 ereonal interview they have selected the right man. • 1`he board sof • directors of : ;the club have annoou'need that 'they dui' continue the policy . n pp cy .of the pres'ent e a d'make no changes. with- out careful considerationIntensi- fication will be the idea that will be carried out, •anti eilll4f',the,ltime o the superintendent Q the 'li3' mI11 gintrhr±;eiru.. 1 1'1e 1; n; c ub ',will; be thorbUghalyl ovexh'auled and Int in gggc( condition .before the coming seasons ' anxious time. We know that any Lo`t moment without any warning a for-' pedo might shoot into us. So it was a . ' great retief;•when: an hour ago •two' torpedo destroyers cameracing up to us uneither side to escort us into port. They seemed to come from nowhere at a;'tremenrjous speed.; , The ,Union Jack was a wel'eorue sight—in fact I never before was so glad to see it. X ou' st.euld have heard the soldiers cheer. They were getting pretty anxious. An • order,had gone out from the General that there was to ' be no music, bugle, calling or singing, But you should hear the hand playing up on deck and the men cheering field service this morning in one of the cabins. It was {lather unique, as we stood in our uniforms with our life belts buckled or lying near at hand I slept last night with my life belt in my bunk 'and think tonight I will. steep with my clothes on. We were all instructed to keep pretty close to the lifeboats, which were let down this morning into position so that we could get into them„ Tbe service was the English church form and lasted about half an hour, The. situation was rather tense as the men marched into their places, The hymns chosen seemed appropriate; "Rock of Ages," "Lead, Kindly Light,” "Stand up, Standup tor Jesus," The soldiers seemed to enter into the spirit of the occasion. The throbbing of the en- gines made a dull monotonous sound and the swaying of the boat made it rather hard to stand still, 1+'or music we had a band of about a dozen in strnments. ft was a service not soon to he forgotten. The voyage, I think, is nearly ended The sea has been very calm, I did not enjoy the luxury of being sick, though quite a number were laid out. We have bad three concerts on the way over; there is some splendid talent ainong the soldiers. W, e have also run off a het of sports when the melt were off duty. Fur prizes about $150 w collected from the officers. General Steele, the commander of the second contingent and his staff are with us. There are about 1,900 soldiers on board —would make a good haul for a Ger man sub. Tbe Kaiser would certainly decorate its crew with the 'iron cross', We had an accident on hoard a coo ple of hours ago. A couple of men were examing a revolver when it went off, the hall going through the arm of one man and breaking a couple of fin - gets of the other But what is that in time of war'? The easy way they talk of death is a marvel to me. Tomorrow will he the 24th • likely a holiday for you, while I may be land ing in England. Well, every man to his taste. Goodbye and love to all. Will, MINOR LOCALS. Bes'nre and come) So•Clinton on July 1st and, attend the R. C. picnic r:.nyy- perso.Y needing Counter Check Bo'o'ks cannot do better than ander them at the New Era Print- ing Office: - Everybody Colne WHERE ? St Joseph's PICNIC and Garden Party at J. ' Carbeli's Grove on Thursday Orr• Dominion Day L: int. ,n Kiltie find' in Atti nitallee. All Kinds of AMUSEMENTS � • Dinner & Supper Served. Rev. John Hiogan A red and white heifer under one year, marked wilh two notches on the r,ight ear. Any information leading to its recovery will he thankful! re• •eeived, HUGH.MCGREGOR, Brucefield, Ont • Wanted • A district representative for the County of Huron, A permanent posi- tion ocktion for the right man, with exclusive territory.. STONE & WELLINGTON, Nurserymen, Toronto ''Cook Range For Sale A "Chief" coal and twood range, not in use very long. Will sell at a reasonable price. JAMES SMITH, Ontario Streeet Tenders Sealed tenders, addressed to the un- dersigned, will he received up to .June 2dtb, 1915, for an addition to the Clin- ton Collegiate institute. Tenders may be for the whole or part of the work. Contract No. 1—Masonry, cement, brickwork; Contract No. 2—Carpentry and wend - work. Contract No. 3—Plumbing, heating, etc. Contract No. 4—Painting, etc. Plane, specifications, and conditions may be seen at tile Royal Bank, Clin- ton. J. W. TRELEA VEN, See. 0. O. I Lost A hank hook between postotiee and station. Finder will please leave same at the New Era offiice. J, LEVY Gasoline Engine For Sale A seven Horse Power Gasoline En- gine gine for sale ata ai sin. Used only for a short time. Further 'particular apply, The Jackson Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Clinton, Ont. Driver tor Salt• A good quiet driving mare for sale. Apply to 0..CRIOH, Albert Street TWITCHER, BROTHERS AGENTS FOR British Columbia Red Cedar Shingles • Good stock of all grades on hand Also Agents for— Trust and Guarantee Co. Limited of Toronto, Ont. Assets over 513,000,000.00 Money invested in First Mortgages with interest paid half yearly Principal Si Interest Gttaraltteed '. Ll T O AV OPEN ALL NIGHT The season is now on for gasolene stoves, Why not buy filtered gasolene dnt'iof our Bowser Pum —it passes thrdugh 5 screens and a alter—Prices always the lowest, Auto SupPilies. and Bicycle' Repairing 'Auto Livery 1. J. .. .iiPama. x n Ir National] r y ) R TL A.' CEMENT We have just received a carload of the same old brand of Portland Ce. \ment which has always given you "suchcomplete satisfaction. It always fits your requirements. You cannot make a mistake using the National, S. J. Andrews CLINTON Srnaller Coal Billsi (Let us reduce your, coal bills. We can do it by sup- plying , is in 1onou, with' a coal that last ,gives'aa steady' g, heat and leaves only a small h This coal is amount ofash. 1 R1?1 i.EHIGHVALLEY'.. ANTHRACITE,' The Coal That S',afisfies 1 t will save you money. 'Give itt trial.. i6 fedg,,.' s�fN.�..iF Ck: J Ho tU� aY. Clinton M ONUMEN.TS Finest stock in Huron County of "Made in Canada" Monuments, Best British-and,ft.reign granite, ,flnished'in up to date style and design. ,Come and see them. Note-4�,,,„ggranite base goes with each monmx•d t, DU'IG'S Opposite the Postodice Western University, London ANOTHER GREAT ADVANCE Income Doubled—Now $75,000 —p -- Another large addition to Faculty and Equipment In Arts and Medicine Greatly Increased Enrollment in view Write for Particulars to: E. E. BRA1THWAITE, M,A., Ph.D. President. House tor Sale A good seven roomed frame house, waterworks indoors, large cement soft water cistern, good garden with sev. era) young fruit trees in bearing, An ideal spot fora poultry- fancier, as buildings and yards are new, there is room for 150 birds if needed, for par- titulars and price apply to THOMAS WATTS, Clinton Tenders Carnegie Annex Sealed Tenders will be received by me up to June 22nd. inst. for Contract No. 5, Carpenter work of Carnegie Library Annex. Plans may be seen and copies of' specifications ' obtained at my office. W. BRYDONE CHAIRMAN Public Library Board Cows and Calves for Sale Fresh Cows' and springers, will sell privately. Time will be given by furnishing bapkable paper.:, I have on band a few choice calves from 2 to 4 weeks..ofd,.Personally selee ted, can get h.'li'mitbd'"'number Inc a week or wo. They are well,bred and in good condition Poultry Wanted Highest market price will 'paid for fat hens and broilers • W. MARQUIS, ' Phone 14 on 160 Base Line Cement, Flour and Feed Oar of Cement coming at once to Londesboro. See us for prices. We always have Flour and Feed on hand JOHN CARTWRIGHT, Londesboro House for sale Property of the late Mrs. Thos. East —Frame, 7 rooms, good cellar with cement floor, wood shed and chicken pen, all in good repair, 11 fruit trees— apples, plums cherries and pears, Apply to H. WILTSE, Phone 40 Painting & Paper hanging Painting and Paper Hinging neatly and promptly done, Orders left at Uunnitord's Grocery Store or at my residence, Victoria Street, THOS, GRAELIS Eggs molHatching g From choice Barred stocks, White. Wyandottes, and White Leghorns, at $1 per 15 eggs, express paid, or 75c at home JOHN GARRETT, Londesboro Piano Tuning Mr. James' Doherty wishes to in- form the public that he ie pre- pared to do fine piano tuning,' tone regulating, . and repairing. Orders left at W. •Doherty's phone 61, will receive 'prompt t attention. DHnure Gartley,(9 1`) WEDNESDAY— Will leave his own stable et noon and go by way of Lon don and Huron Road to Gilbert Mair's fur night THURSDAY -By' Holrnesville and Mailan 'on to Wm' bur & n t d ;Hurst So for.., noon the, °b .' io of' et el or Y ,, v... he .0 r,..• N,. , te. a .Be t17�ller t ' qdv n �w1�', Tiaalie's.,l�nrcOt?-•,•.;: iRoad; for dight, FRIDAY -By way of the 6,th cop to Porters Hill for noon, then by way of 7th con to Reuben Griggs for night SATURDAY—By way of Steep's Corner and Bayfield Road to James Jackson's, 2nd con. Stanley, for noon, then to his own stable where be will remain until the following Wednes day morning Guinea Goll (13020) MONDAY- Will leave his own stable lot 40, West end Tuekersmith, and go south to Mill Road to It Papule & Son for noon, then across to Huron Road and west to Wm Dale's for night TUESDAY—To the Graham House, Clinton, for noon and stall following morning - 1'1 EDNESD AY—To his own stable Mr noon, where be will remain until the following Monday morning,