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The Christmas Gift to be appre .
ciated should ' have some qualities
which will not pass with the festive
season. The enduring features of
a Fur Garment must appeal to, the
Christmas shopper. We are show-
ing a very large range of high-class
lours and Fur -lined Coati for
Christmas gifts.
Kimonas for Christmas Gifts
There is nothing more appropriate as a Christmas
gift than a nice Kimona. We have a beautiful
range made ot eiderdown, crepe, • wrapperette and
silk. We also have a beautiful range of Japanese
Kimonas. Prices range from2 rill. tl► 1..511
Fancy Neckwear for Christmas
Our showing of Fancy Neckwear is decidely at-
tractive. Many new and attractiv, styles are featured.
The assortment is Iarge enough to give . unlimited
choice—each article at 50c or over is handsomely
boxed if desired.
Kid Glove Christmas Gifts
S for C rstma S
Kid Gloves make an ideal gift, We have every
good kind in a full assortment of sizes and colors—
every pair boxed for Christmas gifts.
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hristmas
serstomissessiore
Is just around the corner !
And a lot of people are planning their Christmas
purchases,
We believe, more than ever this year, that the
needed things. of tie house will be purchased in prefer-
ence to notions, which do not represent value; in terms
of utility and service,
The Following is a. very Disirab'e List to Choose
from, and many Articles at
Reduced Prices
Rayo Hanging Lamps
Rayo Table Lamps
Carvers in Cases
Scissors in Cases
Bread Knives
Pocket Knives
Pearl Handled` Knives
Automobile Skates
Smoothing Iron sets
Carpet Sweepers .
Hand Sleighs
Mitts and Gloves
Perfection Oil Heaters
Allulninum Ware
O -Cedar Mops 50c to 1.50
Clothes Wringers,
IslI 'KEL PLATED WARE
Tea Pots
Coffee Pots
Serving Trays
Crumb Trays
Knives and Forks
Berry Spoons
Cake _Works
Meat. Forks
Sugar Spoons
Tea Spoons
Desert Spoons
Table Spoons
Salt and Pepper sets
Nut Cracker sets
Tea Kettles
Bath Room Fixtures
Nice lot of English Enameled ware
in 'Teapots and Jugs
3 Electric Isamps at reduced prices
Cut Glass Berry Bowls at a big reduction
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A few Second -Hand Stoves at good value.
STOVES, IiAR'DWARE AND NOVELTIES
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THJb CLINTON 'efil
'Thursday Deeew1)e
3rd, 1915
Headquarters.
�uarterslitiron Co. News
for Flour
Now is the time to buy your Winter
euppty of nom, We easel a fun stock
ot'tlie Iol uwei eau s - s 1 r h d
g ,
Purity
Lxeter
Tavistock
Five Ruses
Milverton
London
Listowel White Plume (,pastry)
And also a brand of Breakfast Food,
made from choice Manitoba wheat,at
is pounds for 25c
To Make Your Hens Lay
This winter, we recommend otic.
Levine Meal, Beef Severe Oyster Shell
Bone Meal, Grit wed Charcoal,
We always carry a Null line of
Bran Low Grade, Ebur
Shorts Molasses Mal
Oil Cake Dairy Meal
IIig lest Prises Paid for all
kinds of Grain
W. Jenkins & on
Flour and (lived. phone I:)9
Pres Notes --on the
proposed 161st Regiment., • for .a
grant for recru'it'ing, purposes has
filled the patriotic; citizens online
roe with disgta3t. Still eeme al-
lowance should be made as many
of the members of that body are
very ignorant and narrow and in-
capable of jud il,g intedlltgentpy
anything broader than the narrow
routine which their position seems
to call for. Twelve members of
the Council including% Reeve Hud-
son. voted for the grant and 12
against, the chairm'a'n giving the
casting vole with the latter. These
adman narrow creatures should
be relegated to ;eibseui•ily and
broader nlin;dad men elected to
fill their places
Seaforth Expcsitor;- We undel-
staud the imitaLers of the Hur;otn
County Council arti being made
the suejtcis of considerable ad-
verse criticism because they refus-
ed to vole a grant of one thousand
or fi+f,teen hundred dollars to as-
sist in paying thct expenses of 1e-'
uniting .he proposed new regio,
ment whish is beting raised in tnis
eentnty. 1f this is the case we
think the cgtesu.re is entire y un-
dieserved, as • the councillor]
acting as , they did were simply
showing that ths y are casein. el:e-
wurds of the money. of the people -
While every person appreciates
the effort being made to raise a
full regnneult in this county, and
while wet are sure these is not a
member of the County Council
who would dseire to place ary
obstacle in the way( of those who
are thus engaged in this p alio-,
tic work. there, `s a right and a
wrong way of doing evelrytning.
The attempt to foie', the expense,
or any part el It for the recruit-
ing et. his regiment upoln the
! 's 1 w.' -
cut
county, n h n n way of ro
, i)I
y g b
ing snout the nusiuciss The ex-
pense and the whole expense,
should be assumed by the, Domin-
ion r,ocernmrtnt, The expense of
neeruiting all the' other regiments
was bo, ne by the Government and
there is no just 1 easOn we know
of or can imagine, why an eeecep-
Boal should be made rr. this in-
stance. The Government having
given their assent to the raising
of the regiment Leaded This bs-
Ling the ease, the Government
should bear the whole expense,
The (Jove element have been given
1'y Par'Iinmene and the people •al-
most neli:nted powers for taxation
and exeerditUre in respect to lnili-
taW y matters, so thatt there is rue
es;'tese for them trying ro(shove
oe to the municipalities expeudi-
to ;es which they themselves should
asteras:,me No person 'camiu'pestlesace
me
:e the County Council 'pestles
'Huron
rd .parsimony 05 niggardliness to-
wards patriotic objects. Ort the
contrary, they have generously re-
spondted to every just, call and if
rte mistakke not they stand first
among the coutetieef ot Ontario in
this respect, and we have not the
least doubt but when the call again
comes, as 1t very probably will do,
they will still do their duty and
keen) old Huron' in the very front
lank. 'Those, therefore, who Heel
11 spoeed to adversily criticise
t.t010 action last week had Letter
icconsider the. rattles 'and per-
haps they will revise their judg-
ment, which may have been has'i-
;y formed o1 ftahnLH 011 insulf1i-
L,ent information,
Ed Note Since the above was
in type we have leceive'i a come
inunircation on .hh.is subject from
the publicity delta:a:meet of the
regimelit., Although we do, not
by any means agree with the posi-
tion taken to that correspondence
we shall publish it next week end
lay have somethi.ng,'Lo say about
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A N17W YEAR'S RID' 0LIT ,lON
The 'LVornens P;ttriette Society eek
everyone to try and... „give themn sort)l.
sum weekly or, month v and 'f, you
have been a,.nnt1 i hot or in Il.i) wiry
and ttgriire meta, envelopes, ki,,dly
notify Mrs, J. E. Hovey or Mrs, V; in.
13rvdone. We thank vnu for yonr
giviogs, this systirnatir. giving aids
and simplifies 050y much the work of
our society. Pi3ssibly you have not .a
contributor in this way, then our Fo
ciety ask that it be one of your resole
Wins, Mis. Havey or Mrs Brvdnne
wilt he pleased to supply you wish the
envelopes and our patriotic boxes • to
receive these envelopes are in all gro
eery shops and in the stores of Mr.
Cooper and Mr, Pair,
T3i(sineee man ! Get you lettere(
!heads and stallemen'ts prihted at
the New :Sr a ' the house of goalie
ter ,and dquanlilty, printing.,
M•, Gordon Tay'oe son of Reeve
J. W. Tay.oi, of Exeter. 'who re-
cent,y enlisted with a Torolnto
Batta.ion, has 'Answered the call of
Great Britain for chauffers kfrom
Canada as d has passed the exam-
inations with 95 per cent. He ex=
poets to leave Inc England in the
course of a new weeks.
An old and highly esteemed ser
sident of Mussels passed peaces.
,,fndy away last. Sabbath morning
itS tpe person of Mrs. 'Edward C.
Lowly, who had attained to the
good o:;d age of 82 years,
The inquest E:oncerning the
death of Mrs. Jas. 'L., Thompson,
of Nile.. was conducted on, Mons;
day helot.° Dr. Hunter, corner.
The report from the analyst upon
the viscera which. had been eerie
to Toronto stated that there hod
been strychnine sound therein.
After due deliben atl:on` the lu y
brought in a 'verdict for the et-
feet that deceased had taken the
poison during„a temporary aber-'
ration of the mind.
Councillor Joe Mallougli, is ass -
pining for the reeveship of West,
Wawanosh.
Mee Kidd of Ooderich is the
Pi'esidelnt of the Ticket Agents.
Association of, Canada, aid at
the reIsent annual meeting of the
Association, held at Dcewer, Col-';
orada, ',settled the honor of intro
doting to the gathef.•ingr the GOV
'senor and the Lieutienalnd .Gives
erne0 of the State and the Mayor
of the c1 y off; Dttrever, -Mr. Med
has been agent for the C.P.R. In
God,erich for thirteen years, and
possesses in a high• degr_e those
personable qualities that make
him not suety a successful reline-'
sentative of a great railway 0011-
poralion but as well a popular
citizen.
A new trial has been ordered
in the action for s'.ancler Icy Wm.
Govenlock, of Sctaf(orth, against
The London 'Free Press. The
case was tried at, God,:rich in
Septemher by Hon. Justice 'Mere=
dills and was dismissed with costs. ,
The action arose +over an,article
printed in, The Free' Press stat-
ing that C,ovenlock hacl been fined
Mei his horse disgwalifist.1 at am
Mitchell r aced
A settlement 11as peen reached
the action 01 ,Fred Davis, of,
God'erich, against the C. P. R. for
damages for injury to a shipment
of cattle through their beingfroze
en. The rai;lt'ay C. 1 pang J1ays
82,590 and all rusts
Mr. Jeremiah. Tagney, former 1es
tdent of Se',ralot'th, was accidently
killed at 'Hagersville, on Wednes-
day, December 8th. rlwo trains
a last express and a freight. train
on the Michigan Central Railway
were crossing, and while walking
out of the way, of one (rain he
stepped upon the track of the oth-
er and was instantly lolls d.
-Mr G. Davidson, of Wroxeter has
been elected to the office of D.D.
G. M. of the Masonic Lodge in
that district.
Pte. Stanley Johnson,' son of Iver.
and Mrs. T. 0. Johnson of C'}orrie,
was home from Toronto over 11'Ioa1
day night ilo say ood-bye as he
leaves IorEnglancd on .rhuriday.
l)r, Me,nrlsy evening at his home
the Methodist congregation pre -
feu tad him with a beautiful .wrist
watch.
The enabling by-law giving the
Police Trustees of 'auricle
power
to
contract for a supply, of hydro-
electric potter with the'Hydro
:'ower Commission of Ontario has
been passed by 1 he'Counc,11 aed the
ratepayers wuJ.vote on the gne5
kion ac the January election.
A. very ,pleasant event took place
at the Lutheran Church' Dashwood
0u'ruesdtcy evening, the :occasion
1 t,ing the twenty-fifth anniversary
01 Rev, Grauipner in His ministry
Rev. R. Rifest or, 'Pavistgc(c',
preached a very intcres'.ing ser-
mon • to the ermgregation after
whish Rev, Wriegazerr of Sebring -
villa i ead an 0 ddress and pie: ent-
ed Rqv. Giaulpner with a :well-+
filled purse on behalf. of the min
isteses Mr. C. Stade of Uashwocd
also p3 esented him with. a purse
on behalf of Her congregatlion.
Di relate residents were greedy
shocked to hear of elle death of,
Mr. Robert Snowden which tool:
place on Taetsday, after only h
Lew weeks illness. IIe was taken
down with pne11monia, and
although everything possible was
done it was of no avail, 'He was
widely known being a - 'bleeder
of high class stock.
Mr. Solomon Gingerich, of the
Goshen Line Stanley, has sold 50
acres of his farm, being the north
half of lot 12, ni the, 10th cote, to
his brothers, Messrs David and
Samuel Gingerich. Thu former
still has 100 acres.
Barrister Daney had written the
Ontario Railway Board, • about the
w{ty the C.P•R. have been closing
their s ations on gthe Goderieh
and Guelph division In the :eve 1 -
SUFFERING FROM SHOCK'
Mondays casualty list tenet/united
that Pte Stewart Knox of Auburn
was sufilering from shock. 'Mr.
to nox was woulad'edi last fall 'and
was in the hospital for sometime.
CANED 1VIR, ROBB
The pupils of the 0, C. 1. who are
taught by Mr. Robb presented* hint,
with a gold In aded crane a0 the close
ing and passengers', have to stia,n'd of the Seht of term An trddrese was
outside until the train arrives. f presented to him. t Mr. Robe made a
Garden Powers in bloom were suitable reply.
A FREE GUESS
tt Fitz,imons & Son offers a nice
shown in Fserelevich on Dec. 11th,
by Gordon Sanderson,t
Mr. .Sherritt of Creditor' has',
moved tp Guelipn in order, to . be,
i'oest to the lucky guesser, All you
more central/3' taunted fort a.work°. have to da is to guess :he weight of a
which 15 buying cattle for the 6 months old heifer, hung 00 in their
Public Institution of the Pr evince, shop. Al weights must be in by 7
Chas. Woi'f df ,Crediton, had a o,lock L riday evening:
(narrow escape fron't having the q-Hl3X ENJIiXEll,IP
stage struck by a train Bast Wed -
needs n'
y g t, 'Ile was , on hie way ' "rutash i nd Perlmutter” i the
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home iron the,'station and was
last -crossing the :track when a
special train' With the pay ear
carne along et.•, g1o0r1 1•111351 It
name of a Ser,ns of well written SCOOPS
that appeared in an American paper
theeharactees tie ng a firm of jewisb
tailors, 'Three well known C,nton
was the matter. of a few feet ,and tans. Messrs. W, J,acksou, J. Ransfocd
close''en'oug11 for all concerned. and G. McTtggn;rt en,jov31d ifs I'iu h
The London papers made note .able features at the Grand, rix :L'oronto
last .week of the resignation of, last Friday night,
Manager .1', E. Karn, of the RoyaQ
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE'
Juan',., London to:rnerly of Exe-, I
t es, and his accountant William
Smythe. The resignations are due
to differences with the head ofiflcG
The am tion sale of Mr. W'm. At-
einson, of Usbo•ne, on Thursday
of list week wee a great success
the stock bringing fancy prices.
One team sold for „Sea and sever-
al .cows brought $125 each, The
sale netted the handsome sun) of
Kg335
The December meeting( of the
Women's Institute will be held
on Tuesday pee 28th at 3 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Geo. 1avi5
The members willplease bring with
1 ht m the sau erepies-as suggest
old at the last'meetieg. ° There will
a good program and also a contest
dor which lead pencils wii lbe need
ed.
q y WILL ADDRESS LIBERAL' CLUB
p Mr, Wm Prouhfo'ot M.P.P. Tor
I d t the '
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Boron will Liberal
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sent time to meet the expendi Liberal Clnfb in the', Liberal rooms
furs of $°000 a 111009r to the Red on Thursday evening January 6th,
Cross society A large attendance is requested.
A n 01dct}on is quite likely in Make it a point to he there and
Last WaWanosh 13umo1 says tell your fellow Liberal ao that he
Councillor Currie, Reeve Camp- wont forgets MNc'ting will comms
bell and 1•. W. Scott are all pose mence. about 8 0e)ocic
sibilities for Reeve. In addition
TO THE CITIZENS
The finances of the en 'nil are
in good shape and no debentures
have been issue • up 'o pre
to the old Council George Robert-
son, W. Strachan, J. Menzies; B.
H. Taylor and Geo, Cunningham
are spoken of for new blood in
Council.
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:-TILL CLIMBING
The health officer asks the co '-per
ation of the citizens in stamping out
ileanles t hat, are p, °valent in town.
If you see a rash ori l be children notify
your physician ur the Inspector. In
,mist tlpof) strict isolation no Communi
cation with others not. affected. By
your 115ei515.nce a proper control wit
soon be obtained and i0 can he stamp
eo our,
101ST BATTL AT CHURCH
Last Sender,* morning the nflieees
'11116' is the 507 h day that the British _And men of the llflsr located here,
Empire has been at tzar with Ger- headed by the Clinton JUt.ie Band
man paraded w Wesley Methodist church
f01• their Hest Sunday service.. Rev.
Dr, Rataedge. m,•0tor of the church,
preached an excellent serrnor. horn
Joshua 1 6 "Be strong and of loon
courge' and drew forth many useful
lessons to the men to khaki as well es
the congregation in general, While
the Offertory was being taken Up Mrs,
E. 1 -ukilts of Turemo sang'Hear
my Cry, 0. Lord!"
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CALLED 1N THE P.RI1MME OF LIFE
Goderic•h Signal, -It wag with an
inexpressible sense of shock that
the town heard• Wednesday of the
death of Relginald Blackstone,
which occurred at moon at Alex-
andra hospital. Less thaw' a week
ago he was about, apparenlyr in
his usual vigorous health, and it SMAS :PREF
was only on Sunday that, a doctor
Laying been called in for what woe
coesidCered aslight indisposition he
tvaa 01'derLld (0 the hospital to
undergo. treatment for append-,
ciieitis. An operation 10a1 per-
formed on Moaday, and it was then
seen that the case Was serious. Tile
patient rallied well from the shock
of the opetretion, bu'ton Wednes-,
day heart failure satinzr.d he
parsed away at noon. "Rog' as
hew t'
as known toeveryone, was
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born inC:lint n Gut`'a -" with Clinton ,c m., taut Inc
the family to Golerich when only
a Jew yeties old. Like the other
member" on the family, he, had the
great gift of; music, and eou'.d enter
tale °Wiret',wifts voice or With in
streencr.l'i. .For the last two yenta
was bend•tnaster of the 33rd ''Regi-
ment, and filled 'the position with
sharked .ability and stmeess He
was a 11109011 .1.11(11t. member of the
T. 0, O P. end in all 'his associate
Lions 11e won 11)1 liking and the
respect of his fellows. His death
isa severe blow to his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Blackstone, and 1118
brothers .01u1 sisters especially as it
is the first break in the home circle
The other members of the family
are Charles, of Owen Sound and
Harold. Miss Fanny', and Mrs. Oak
ley, all of town. The bereaved fain
1 ave. the warn)Cot sympathy cl
the people of Goderien in their
great loss. The funeral tool: place
friday and was held from St.
Georges Church, which was filled
With friends to pay their? last re-
spects, After the, service the .',3rd
Regiment Band, playing the dead
march in Saul, follower! hythe Ma- one of the pint:sees of Petrolia
son}° ledge!, heeded tee :choses-, Haring settled here 02 years ago
soni to Maitland Cemetery. The and was intimately associate;d with
friend a in Clinton were ideed grieve. its. history frons the beginning.
tel to hear of the death of Reg. Especially was this. ao in csin.nea-,
131ncl:stone 1ast,Thur•sclay. Lieut, tion with the Presbyterian
-Col. Combe Commander of the 101 church, et which she Was one of
st Bat•ti, attencie'd 'thef111irer(1l, the first me5nbcrs when the old
20- annual Xmas Tree held in the
School Room of the Peeshvterian
church. on Wednesday eveni"g like
all 03,1)3115 a hog aneee5s and the bevy
of S. S, .,0rl:e1e was reWNldeal fur
their week to see the smiles provoked
by the preeeut they received frons the
big Nims 't'r'ee by old Santa, The
progeate wes as follows; -Hy "Joy
to the World", Recitation, Boner .Pais
ley, Chorus, Pi unary alas;, Selectieu,
hy four g1t. s of
Me. Lindsay's cless,
li31cit, t'n
a r u. Lorne Conk, Cho? us, airs,
Paisley's cense, Recitation, Elea. Conk,
Chorus, Mies O'Neil's clues.
HEATH OF
MRS. EWIIN MCQUEEN'
'From the Pettiroiii+t Topic of Dec,
15591, we take the folloviing obitu
ary notice 'Which. refers o . t11e
mc,lher of 1131•s, J'nntesl McRae of
Woodstoe'k, formerly a res'dent. 01
Clinton, The late Mrs. McQueen
visited here on ; many occasions
when her daughter resided here;
The funeral of the late Mrs.
'Ewen 1VIeQuyen took' place Won
9'het sday afternoon last iron the
home o: her son, Mr• Alex. M. Mee
Queen,. Cresent :Parlor. and 'was
leigely attended. .T111 service
w11s conducted by Rev. J. 1VLMac-
Gillivray pastor of • the, Presby-
10,tan church, and interment took
p1(iee at Hillsr,ale cetnetary, ' The
pall hearers were Messrs aas. Peau
Royer t .eltewart, fir, J Lucuham, J
Walker, IL ,Simpson and J. B.
Dale -
The kite Mrs 1VI. McQueen was
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This is the day of the recruiting
sergdant, We see him everywhere
on the busy corners of the stre,els
of our faircity, making, his appeal
to men to enlist in' the seri'hc of
icing and country.
We have, been toeoi1e pails to
study flim and Hier methods of 0p
proach and appeal, And We have
dlevelioped every genuine, respect
for him. In the fnajo'rity of Cassa
he sagas to have a knack for his
job, Helms a good ease,(an'd{ Ire
knows hew to put it strongly and
effegtively.
But he Hasn't an (10551- task• even
in this patriotie and liberty) -(Loving
city. We have been surprised (to
sec how much work it bakes to in-
ducei afew thousand then to join
the colors for overseas ,fservc'e.
We have beets more surprised to '
see the kind and the number, of
men Who consider themselves call-
ed upon to meet the advaocey and
suggestions of the recruiting ser-
geant with abuse and insult. • Ai d
we have about concluded' that there
must atjllbe a great many men W110
notwitlhsitanding a11that has hope
netted,, either have a very superfi-
cial line inadequla+te conception
of tate situation that confronts our
Empire to -day or who absolutely re
fuse to seriously consider their
own relations and obligations There
to, 11 ought not to he fro long :ajob
'to fill in the ranks of our new bat
talions •is itis, and men- ought not
to ileseint,, as so many of them do
the forcing of this very in1•po'taut
matter upon their attention, And
that, they do resent it inclines us to
the opinion that perhaps their cot)
sei1mces are not as easy
touching it as they might be,
Looking the whole matter square
1y in the 5000, 1170 cannot see how
any man in Canada tosday of mili-
tary age and of good heatlh can
lkonestly get out of facing this clues
trop of enlisfiment fairly and square
ly for himself There is no possle
line of argument that we can see
that absolves hen from at least
that ranch., The question as to
what constitutes asset fieiealt ex-
cuse is one not posla'ible to answer
offhand but no honest citizen sure
ly can lightly toss this matteron
one side as' one that does not
concern him.
We have been wonderrlig if the
people of the towns and villages
and rural communities especially
in our own Province of .Ontario are
facing this issue as seriously as
they ought. We have been; nhalc
ing many engluiries, and, while we
are in no, position to make any pos
itii'e statements•, we are( convinced
Oa t some sorte.ng of the contn•t(y
are not taking the wan to heart as
they ought to. Wd have heard of
districts many miles in extent and
including villages of consideinable
size, that; have, not sent a • single
soldier to the front. ' 'We have
heard of farmers 'who owned 200
acre farms, and who ore actually
making money beicause of, the tear,
making a contribud:dbt) of a clolliaar
er two to the Patriotic bund, These
facts, while multitudes; are sacrir
(ie ng everiything, mattes, One feet
en easy If this isn't everyone's'
task, then we would like tie know
the reason why. And the shirker
can neither be a palrioii orlan hon
est men, .
Smaller Coat Bills
Let us reduce your coal
bills. We can do it by sup-
plying you with a coal that
lasts long, gives a steady
heat and leaves only a small
amount of ash. ' This coal is
LEHiG,H VALLEY
ANTHRACITE
The Coal That Satisfies
It will save yottnoney. Give
ir a trial,
11. J. Holiowa`Clinton
(s'estern Univers ondos 'm"
ANOTHER GREAT ADVANCE
Income ,Doubled -Now 075,000
Another large siddition to Faculty and
Equipment in Arts and Medicine „
Greatly Inoreesed Enrollment in view
Write for particulars to:
E. E. 'BRAITHWAITE, M A, Ph.D.
President.
chur/c11 was located on tIbe flats.
Her loyalty to the cause through
many ups and downs and - her
Christian sympathy to alt who
needed it, endeared her to the
hearts of the people' and this aft-
1ectinn only deepened as 'the years
passed by. In her, the y ,nislters
of the church foundf a tel_ friend,
and her wealth of knowledge re-
gard111g church history(( was 'the(..
marvel of all who knew her inti*
ately. Her Christian chartaeter
was an iespir',tion to all who came
incontact with, her, and her pass'-
8vein at the ripe old age of
egility years, brings sorrow (Co
many hearts. 'Mrs. ',McQueen was
horn 01 the Island of North Uist,
Scotland in 1835 and came to Can-
ada in 1856. 'For came years she
iesideld with her brother,. Rev.
.Alexander 'McLean, near Guelph.
On Dece.mber 3lst, 1083, she was
married to Bwen McQueen, also a
native of North 1,Tist and who pre-
deeeased her seven years. For the
past eight years she resided with
her son. She 1s survived also ley
two daughters, Mrs. (111 1 E. B. Oli-
ver of Fort William, and Mrs, Jas.
McRae, of Woodstock.
Do Not Miss Seeing
Charlie Chaplin
in getting acquainted
A roaring comedy by the funniest of
moving picture artists. at all shows
Friday and Saturday this week.
The Avenger
A sensational five real feature,
The above will he shown ho1hFri-
day afternoon and evening, commeric•_ �- -
ing at 2 p.m. and 7.40 p.m,
The Bulldogs et the Troll
An interesting story of the Royal
Northwest Mounted Police wilt he
shown Faith Saturday afternoon and
evening.
ADMISSION 10c.
Logs Wanted
Highest prices paid for all kinds of
gond logs delivered at Doherty's mill,
Clinton. For particulars apply at
Ford & McLeod,
F. G. RU>1BALL
For sale
A white prick 2 story house of ICI
rooms with good cellar; Town water;
1 acre of land with apple t1•eest also a
stable. Corner of Princess and Spen-
cer street. For terms etc, apply to
Mrs. E. ]:ioltzhauer, on premises.
24)00 Turke,S Wanted
`.Ah.
To he delivered at the Graham . `.
',-louse, Clinton. tither alive or dress-
ed,phone No, 5flight market prices. Call or
R. GRARAM
Reliable Man Wanted
Wanted -A reliable man with some
husiness experience with farmers, to
represent us in Huron County. A per
manent position for the right men.
Highest commissions paid. Territory
reserved. New specialties for season
1015-1016
STONE & WIILL1EGTON,
Toronto, Ont.
Wanted
Wanted a girl co do general house
work, apply to
Mies Jeatb Scott.
Valliant; ct Paper ttaugiut
Painting and Paper H inging neatiy
and promptly done, Orders lett et
Munnitord's Grocery Store or at my
residence, Victoria Street,
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