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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-01-15, Page 7January I5th, I914 Bluth On New ,Year's Eve Mr. and Mrs. N, Cnuting celebrated the fiftieth an- miversary of their marriage, .a num- ber of their family and other friends Winn present. The family presented tnem with a couple, of easy chairs. 'Pito 'council for 1914 is comyosed .as follows, Reeve, Dr Milne, acela- ma,tion : councillors;- Joseph Carter James Cutt, Henry Horney and R.R. Sloan. Mr, and Mrs. Howard ;McDonald ot Brigden attended the Logan -Jackson wedding in Morris last week and cal •led on a<numbee of their friends. , Mr. and Mrs. Grimshaw of Detrol visited Mr. and Mrs. F. Hollyrnan re Gently. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bell attended th wedd'ng of their aephew, Mr. Rober Wilson, at PinoRiver last week. Mr. Wm. Nichol,, who has been in the west for' a year, is now visiting 'his parents.: ' Mr. Geo. Collis of 1-Pullett towa. :ship has purchased Mr. Thos.. Code's .residence on Dinsley street and will shortly occupy it. A young men's club has been form - sed in • town wi-the headquarters over Gidley's store. - Mr. 'Wm: Heffron was wedded 'Iasi .week- to Miss Nellie Kelly of- Tees- water. • Mr. J. Beatty, who was 'injured by a. fall while adjusting apulley .,iril Johnston's livery barn, is Improving somewhat. • Mr. Amos Spuhl and Miss ,Cather: inc Roberton, daughter of Mr. Thos„ Roberton of Hullett, were quietl married en. New .Year's Day, ' They) leave taken up their residence i>rl 'town, and, have the beat wishes "%of large circle of friends for •-a ..happ: and prosperous future. ' Clinton New Forma Wingham Mr. W. Elliott of Saskatoon is Isotac on a. visit. Miss M. Forbes of Winnipeg is -vis- iting her father, Mr. Thos. Forbes. Mrs, Phillips .of Kintore has been visiting her brother, Mr, Chas 'Bar- ber for the past few weeks. Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Donaldson spent a few days with the former's parents at Bayfield recently. Mr. W. H. Haines is spending a few weeks visiting friends at Listo- wel, Meaford and Orilla. • Mr. and Mrs. John Shauer of T'an 'couver visited friends in town while .eir their honeymoon trip. Mrs. Isaac Davidson and Gamily have gone to St, Thomas W Irene Mr, Davidson has been for some time. past. ,Mrs. Hulme and daughters, Sadie and Nellie, of Hamilton, have been guests at . the hone of the former's ;brother, Mr.' D. E. McDonald. r Mr. David Hamilton and Miss Lou- ise Fluety were married in Kincar- dine on Saturday. week. They have taken up residence in town, Mr. W, H. Willis was presented with a handsomely mounted umbrella• by the members of the St. Paul's' church choir prior to his leaving down. Miss Ruby Duff of Utica, N. Y., visited friends in. town last week, Mr. Fred Orr of Saskatoon spent a few days in town nil old L. ends last week. Miss Ada Roderus has returned to Fairport, N. Y., after a visit at her home in town. ' Mr. A. M. Scully, acting manager of the Guelph branch, has been appointed• manager of the local branch of the' Dominion Bank. Mr. Peter Campbell was in Detroit recently attending the funeral of hie brother-in-law. Seaforth Mrs, Garner', of London visited at the house of Mr. and Mrs. W. 0 Reid last week. Mr. and Mrs. J: Stephens of Saul Ste. Marie, Mich., are :'r,i'ii.rg th parents of the former at the Queen' hotel, Mrs. Russ of Woodstock visited her brother, Mt. A. E. Forbes, last week, Miss Ruth VanEguiond has gone to take a course in Domestic Science ail the Macdonald Institute. Mr. • and Mrs, Carnelian of near Saskatoon are`: visiting friends in. Tuckersntith for a few weeks. Miss' Myrtle Stinson of Stanley township was the guest of the Misses Woods for "a few days last week: Mrs. Geo. Murdie has returned from a visit in London. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Barber .of Snowflake, Man., visited Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Chesney I sn recently. Y r Y Messrs Thos, and Andrew • Little of McGregor, Man., the . former of whom has been thirty years in the west, the latter thirteen, has been visiting friends hereabouts for the past few weeks. The funeral- of the fate Mr. John M. Downey, who passed away after, Sev- eral weeks illness, took place on, Fri - •day last. The deceased who had been a resident of town for the past forty years, was sixty-eight years of age. His wife and two daughters survive. Clinton Public School Report For December. Senior Class -Nora Kennedy 93, Lois Hoifues 91, Margaret Walker 88, Alvin Leonard '87, Reith McMa'th 86, Percy Ladd 84, Charlotte Sheeley 80, Mabel Marshall 80, Alice Peckitt 79, Winnie Draper 79, Frieda Wallis 76, Marion Gibbins 76, Laren Langford. 75, Merle Moore 75, Harold Manning 75, Sdurwyn Allis 74, Gladys Keller 72, Aileen Armour 71, Dorothy Rat-. teabury ' 70, Edwin Judd 70, ' Berta Jackson 68. Junior Class -Hattie Greig 78, Net- tie. 'Glazier 72, •Leona Hearn 69, Murray McNeil 08, Mae Rutledge 66, Irene Keller 66, Ione Bouck 64, Mary Holland 62. Olive Cooper, Teacher, 2nd Division. Seiriors,,Total 350 -Lyda Liverrinore 339,. ,',George Middleton 321, hairy' Lawrence 313, Ernest Livermore 3119, Ethel Wasinanri'312, Harry Rance 307, Fled Wallis 302, Alex Eagleson= 299,, Edna IVIcCaugliey' 298, Eulala Hill 280, Jessie Jackson 275, Marion Andrews 27.4. Juniors. Total 360 -Robbie Sch- renk' 331, Mary Taylor 329, Pearl Shipley''323, Sadie Draper 315, Mary Waltori^'314, .Etna West 307, Edith Jones 306, Rath Argent' 301, -Modeles Shaw 301, Wilfrid Seeley 298, Ern- est Hall 298, Asa Deeves 280, Ernie Little 273, Fanny Hellyar 272, Wil- bufr Welsh 270, Carl Argent 267, Earl Cooper - 267, . Wilson: ,Rath 264; Merritt • Nediger 261, Sadie Yesbec 230. Chidley, Teacher. 3rd Division. -. Senior • Class -Leighton Walker -197, Helen Ross '92, Annie Lawrence 91 Willie Bell 90, .Willis Cooper 89, .Ag- nes Walker 89, Charlie Bell 88,Law rence West 87, Archie McKenzie 86, Earl Livermore 85, Ambrose Mc- Guire 84, Flora Miller 83, Hattie Livermore 83, Dora Schoenhals 82, Charlie Cole 81, Bert Slomam 76, Alma: McCorvie 75, Phannie Cree 74, Stewart McBrien 74, Pearl Gould 66. Jun'ors-Anna Grealis 77, Jean. Boli 78, George- Walker 75, Earl Crich 73, Marcus Tierney. 70. -J, Wilson, Teacher. 4th Division. Sr. 3rd, -Jabez Rands 95, Amy I•Iellyaa 90, Gordon Hall 83, Harry Ball 78, Blanche Nelson 75, Hetty Twyeford, 73, Willie Witch 70, F. othy. Rorke 69, Cora Miller 63, F. Reynolds 61, Marjorie Beaton 61, Jas. Walker 58, John Taylor 57, cil Cooper' Ge50. Jr, 3rd, -Bessie Morrish 92, Ag- nes, Reynolds 90, Lottie Judd 89,. Macgregor Grant 87, Fred' Elliott 87, Kcnnetli .Carter 86, Alicia Kehn 86, Stuart McDonald 80, Albert Wright 79, Etta Hardy 79, Mildred Biggins, 75', Jack Bawden 74, Eva Bouck 74, Katie Ladd: 72. L. Stevens, Teacher. 5th Division: Seniors -Gertrude Fowler 96, Aud- rey Collyer 95, Ivy PIewee 94, El- eanor McTaggart 94, Nisbet Cook 91, Harold Lawson 91, Helen Roberton 90, Flelen Grigg 89, Nellie Routledge 89, Jean Miller 87, Daisy Nediger 83 Leona Taylor 81, Lucy Levy 78, Charlie McGuire 78, Amy Gould 70, Gordon Lawson 69, Margaret Cree 68, Charlie Fulford 63, Gladys Hol- land 62. Juniors -Leila McCartney 90, Ruth Evans 87,f Donna Mulholland 86, Charlie Cook 85, Percy Livermore 85, Gladys McGuire 85, Frank Mutch 84, Hilton. Batts 82, Switzer Grealis 80, Mary Argent 74, Cecil Matheson 74, Douglas Tozer 68, Cecil Cook 6'i, Percy Proctor 65, Ethel Bouck 64, Herbie Holtzhauer 62, -H. Courtice, Teacher. 6th Division. The report for the 6th Division will not be published, 7th Division, The following have been promoted from the Primer to the. First Read err -Total marks 300, required to ston 282, Ruth Hale 281, Grace pass 180 -Katie Beaton Isabel John - Johnston 282, Ruth Hale 281, Isabel Stong 281, Isabel Glazier 280, Myr- 269, Wilfrid Grant 264, John Nediger 264, Charlie Shipley 263, Eleanor Phunsteel 263, Charlie Mennel 263, Marian Morris 261, Fer- Olson Carter 252, Wilbur Nelson 251, Fred McTaggart 251., Clyde Kennedy 238, Russel Bezzo 228, Ernest Ford 226, Oliver Murphy 212,•- Wallace. Wheatley 191, Norman Counter miss- ed examination, but allowed to go on trial. Junior Class, Total narks 250 -- Kenneth Roberton 236, Norma Tre- leaven 231, Florence- Johnston 227, Olive Schoenhals 220, Willie Argent 221, John Livermore 215„ Phyllis Tozer 213, Cecil Ashton 210, Margar- et4 BertMarshall 204 Ball 20 , Ma a ,us- Rus- sell sell-Peckett 203, Elmer Miller 196, Nellie McNeil 186, Olive Lawrence 181, Louis Howard, 181, Joe Howard 171, Luella Glazier 170, 'Francis Baines 160, Vera Gould 154, Vera Cook 150. -M. Wilts°, Teacher, 8•th Division. Third Class -Robin Hunter 97, Dong nar Cochrane° 96, Eiilcen Atkinson 96, Charlotte 'Von 'Rohl 93,,Madelon Hawkins 90, Olive Rands 89, Myr,- tle Wittse 88, Mustin Matheson 85, Ray Carter 84, George Hill 82, Alex Osbaldeston 80, Burton Bolton 79, Clarence Glazier 76. Second Class -Alvin House 9.7, Frank Latter 94, Arthur Hessian 8r Bessie Cole 79, Iroward Grealis 78 Edgar Maguire 76, Frank Howard 76 Reta Elliott 75. - FirsIt Class -Tom ,Jackson 98, Lin nie Nedgger 96, Frieda Schoenha,s 90, �} timer, Deeves 81, Clyde Wheatley 80 Addle Carter 72. -M. L.- Ker, Teacher McKillop Township , Mrs. Murchie,who was` post mis,- tress at Winthrop for forty years is dead. She .w,as very old. Some who planted hedge fences many years ago ate now having them cut `down. Henry Bonnervies of Brodhagen was out in McKillop recently. Mr. and Mrs. Bell were in Mitchell visiting the former's parents. John Murray,: who was operated on for appendicitis is in a fair way to recovery. The municipal elections in MCKil- 1opPassed off quietly. The Reeve, Mr, J. M. Govenlock, • was elected by aoclamation and of the seven aspirants for the counlpil the following Were elected ; ConradEch- ert, J. F. McQuade, Dan Regley and Robert Archibald, one of each div- ision, Goderich Thos. Kemp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kemp of town,' was accidt;ntalty lulled in Hamilton las't week, while employed with the Cataract Power Company. The body ` was brought home for interment, Mr, Roy Grigg of Hamilton, for- merly of the Bank of Montreal staff here, was a visitor in town recently. Mrs. Robt: Morrie of Galesburg, N. Dakota, has returrril to her home af- ter a visit in townwith relatives. Her niece, Miss Annie McMansis, ac- companied her homer Mr..0.Chas. Garrow underwent a ser- ious ious operation in the local hospital__. recently but is recovering nicely: Dr. J. E. and Mrs. Thomas and little ones halve returned.,to their homeat Tirzali, S. C.,, alter a c isit with the parents'. of the lady, Mr. and Mrs:' J. M. Proudfoot. Miss Agnes Hamilton returned last week to her home at Burk's'hai;s af- ter a fortnight's' Visit here: The new council is composed of the following mayor, Chas. E. Reid, ac- clamation; . reeve, Robert Elliott; de- puty -reeve, W. F. Clark, acclamation;, councillors, Frank A. Elliott, J. .. O. Laithwaite,, H; J:'"Morris, J.' FFI=: Mc- Clinton, W. Proudfoot, Jr: r'• and ' • E. Fl. Wigle. • .. Mr, C. Winterbon of Toronto wa,s in town last week, intr. and Mrs. Samuel Treble and two daughters, of Watrus, Sask., have been visiting friends in and. a- round Goderich for -some -time. t Miss M. G. Colborne :left on Fri- day for. Baltimore• after a. visit .with her. parents; M .andMis. Colborne of Mrs, Straughan and'son•' Joseph of Alberta' have been' the' guests of the lady's mother,' ' Mrs. Jos. 'Geldl-' thrope, and other friends hereabouts, Mr. Thos. Tabb, who has been •' re- siding rn Saskatchewan- for several years past, has retained to take up residence in the -old town again. Mr. Flarry Clueas of Toronto was a visitor in town for a ' few days during the decent vacation time. Miss May Anderson Of Sault Ste, Marie, ;Klett., visited her cousin, Miss Pearl Goode, last week, Mr. Reg Elliott has returned to Calgary after a visit in the old home town. Mrs. Richard Phalen has returned from a visit of some months at Biggar, Sask. Rev. .7. E. Ford was in Toronto last week attending a meeting 6f the conference special committee,. The following officers rs e we appoint- ed e were ed at the annual meeting recenti(r held in the local Home Circle : leader J. E. Toni; vice, Miss McNally Sec- retary , B. A. Pridhant ; treasurer, S. E. Hick ; fin. -secretary, Mrs. Wm. Warnock ; chaplain, Mrs. D. Stoddart; marshall, Cr. Warnock ; warden, Mrs,- P. rs,-P. W. Currie ; guard, Mr, Clark; sen- tinel, P. W. Currie, Goderich The officers of L.0a.. No. 182 were installed as follows by DM,, J, S. McMath : master, Thos. W. Nicholson, deputy, Alex, McNevin; chaplain, J. H. Million; tee,- secretary, Joseph McMillu.n ; 'fin, -secretary, Geo. Sow- erby ; treasurer, Capt. Malcolm Mac- donald ao-donald ; lecturer, Robert Brownlee. Ma 0. McDonald is, home after the season's fishing. Dungannon • Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jackson return- ed last week frau a visit to Toron- to. Miss Elia Stothers has gone to Stratford to take a bus'scss course. Mrs. John Anderson has been in Goderich for the past week or so visiting her son. Mr. John Glenn is in Wingham as- sisting in rebuilding the factory which was partially destroyed by fire some weeks ago. Mrs. Patterson of Wingham spent a few days recently with her sister; Mrs. Robt. McKenzie. HOUSE AND LOT. FOR SALE, - 7 room house on Maple street good cellar, town water, cistern, .i. acre lot with several fruit trees aneij stone stable. Apply on prefnises. - George Jackson, Clinton. -16, ROUSE AND LK FOR SALE ON Mary street, Five rooms, town water and cistern, good stable, quarter acre of land. --J, G. West: -16. ANNUAL MEETING. -THE ANNU- al meeting of the Bayfield Agricul- tural ricul- tural Society will be held in the town' hall, Bayfield, on Wednesday, Jan: 21st, eel.° o'clock .p.m. for re- ceiving the annual reports, appoint- ing 'directors for 1914 and such other business as may come before the meetingii-R: Snowden, -president, A, E. Irwui, secretary,' ° -16 FARM FOR SAI ID -Tho William Proctor Farm, Lot Number 32 and south-west part of Lot Number .33, Maitland Concession, Goderich town- ship, 144 acres. -Apply to M. Dry - done, Clinton. ' -16.• Zurich Miss Marjorie Strong of Seaforth was a visitor on the Parr Line near here last week. Mr. Louis Jeffrey has moved his household effects to his new farm at St. Joseph. He wilt -lc ,rich mis- sed by his many friends. Mr. C. F. "Brown of . Kilmanagh, Mich., has been visiting his brother, Mr. Jacob Brown of the Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beaver and dau- ghter, Miss Salina, have gone on a visit 1.o friends in London and Ber- lin. Mr, Alex. Sparks of Saskatoon is home a4 a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Sparks. Marriages SPUHL.-ROBERTON - At Blyth, Jan, '1st., Amos Spuhl to Catir- erino Roberton., daughter of Mr, "rhos. Roberton, of Flullett, PATTERSON-CRq'WEIN In Hen- sailon Dec.t c. 3 h Lillie Ortwein to Jas. Patterson, HAMILTON-FLEUTY - Iu Kincar- dine, on Jan. 3rd, David Hamil- ton, to Louise Plenty, both obi Wingham. Deaths HICKS,=Suddenly in Goderich town- ship, on January 14th, Hart' U. Hicks, aged 57 years. DOWSON-In Stanley township on Jan. 12th,- Sarah Peck, wife of Mr.. Henry Dowson aged 64 years 10 months. GRIEVE -In Winnipeg, on Dec, 261th, Charles W Grieve, second son of Mr. Thomas Grieve, of Waddeek,, Sask., formerly of McKillop, aged. 26 years and. 8 months. KRUGER-In Seattle, Wash., on Dec.- 29th, Margaret Elizabeth Cochrane wife of Albert Kruger formerly of Flillsgreen, aged 27 years 3 months and' 3 days. MEETING OF TI -IE HURON 0012N ty council The council of the cor- poration of the County of Huron will meet in the council chamber, in the Town of G dericr, on Tues- day the 27th, day of January 1914, at the hour of 3 o'clock. Accounts aga9rst the county, requiring .set- tlement, trust be placed with the clerk before this- date. -W. Lane, Clerk. Dated at Goderich, Jan- uary the 12th, 1914. • -L8'-2 COTTAGE. FOR SALE, - SIX rooms, cement cellar, town water.. Located 'in' the centre of the town. - Apply at The News -Record" of- fice. -15 AUCTION SALE OF 30 HEAD OF Choice Durham Cattle' at the .Hotel Normandie Barns, Clinton,' oh Wed •rtesday,, Jan. 21st, at 1 o'clock p.- m.• :m.' ' as follows : 1 beautiful roan cow 4 years ,due at •tifxle'of sale, '1 fine red cow 4 years due Jan. 28, 1 Jersey cow 4 years freshened Sept. 5 fine Durhams due in Feb., 10 cows due in March and April, 12 head of Durhams red and roans ris- ing 2 years. Guarantee : Any cow represented to be in calf and prov- ing not to be by March lst may be returned and cash or notes will be refunded, Terns -Cash of 8 months on approved joint notes 'bearing 5 percent. -G. 'Ffolland, proprietor, T. Gundry, auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF' FARM, FARM Stock, Implements and Household Furnitureat lot, 10, con. 9 Htr1= lett, on Thursday, Jan. 22 at 1 o'clock p.m. The farm being lot 16 on con. 9 and with one-half of lot 15, con. 9, containing 140 acres, under tillage, balance all in grass with plenty of good spring water, also good brick dwel- ling with basetncnt and furnace Barn 106x36 alar shell 56x28 with good cement wall under each ; good orchard hard aril soft water. Stock- and implements ; horse, aged, mare, 2 cows 4 -year-old, due to farrow April 25th, 26th, 2 heif- 'ers due to farrow Apr. 10th, May 12th, heifer calf, well bred young sow, binder, rower nearly new 618 cut, hay loader, truck wagon and rack. yed drill, high wagon, set sleighs, double plow, riding plow, set iron harrows, cutter nearly new, buggie, hay rake, souther, set double harness, set single harness mounted, 150 bus, of mangels, a- bout 10 tons hay, 20 tons straw, 3 tons nrillett, 10 tons bean straw, 150 bus good seed oats, a quantity of good seed white beans, 120 (rens, bath tub, soft water pump, section grind stone, ` sugar kettle, lawn mower, 2 oak bbls, daisy churn, in- cuhailor and brooder, piano, cook stove, doz. kitchen chairs, hay fork rope and slings complete, dos cow chain;, wheel barrow, grain . bags, silo fork, chains, forks and other articles to numerous to mention, and about 20 cord of 20 inch stove wood dry. Terms of land made easy and known at time of sale or • ap- ply to address, Blyth Phone 278. Terms -$5 and under cash over that amount 8 months credit on ap- proved joint notes, discount of 6 percent. off for cash on credit a- mounts.. J. L. Allen, Londesboro, proprietor, T. Brown, Auctioneer, The great Irish drama comedy Tel AllAllirisll tuen Presented by St. Joseph's Dra- matic Society ra-matic.Scciety of Clinton. Town Hall, Clinton. CHATTEL MORTGAGE' SALE OF Farm Stock and Implements, -By virtue of a warrant to me directed against the goods and chattels of Nathaniel Baer and Adelia A. Baer I have seized and wilt sell by pub lie auction' at Lots 5, 6 and 15, Maitland ccn, Colborne, on Monday, January 19th commencing at 1 o'- clock eharp, 'clock'eharp, at lots 5 and 6 Bay horse,'; brown mare, brown. horse, 16 storehogs, about 160 lbs, each, 2 brood sows, have leen bred, 15 ewes, 1 'ram lamb, Massey -Harris Binder, McCormick Mower,, Mower, Deering . •rake, 10 foot, 2 sets' of .Harrows, 2 walking,, plows, shadier,; :set of teas,: harness, 2 heavy wag- ons, set of <' sleighs, Bisset disc, .Cockshutt teener, Sylvester cultiva- tor, Massey-llarris ,cultivator, Gang plow, 2 fanning ,tills,' Massey -Har- ris drill, Noxon drill,' Turnip drill, pulper, wheelbarrow, ,a quantity of Lumber, Maple and Elin, a quan- tity of oats .and mixed grain, a . quantity of hay. And at lot 15, Maitland'eon., will be . sold : Bay • marc, 8 years old, sorrel horse 13 years old, 2 jersey rows supposed to' be in calf, 2 Holstein cows, supposed•• to be in calf, 3 farrow cows, in good condition; 5 calves, 3 pigs nearly ` fat, 12 pigs 4 • Months old, 11 pigs 3 Months 'old, A number ` of '' Fowl,' 2 sets of heavy harness, good heavy wagon, new wagon, box and shelving, coin- binaticit. stock rack, 2 sets of 'light driving harness, 2 ciitters, 1 2 -seated Democrat, Bisset roller, Frost'& -Wood disc, plow, harrow and scuffler, fann'ng mill, horse- power and jack, cutting Fox, Cold, ter Ss Scott drill, pulper, set 2000 ib. scales, Uneeda Separator, Wheel- barrow, a quantity Of maple' - and Elm lumber, a quantity of wood and shingles, .a quantity of corn in ,- stools and, barn,. a quairtity of straw, Potatoes, forks, , -shovels, chainsand numerous, other articles. Terms. -Gash or tori months credit will be given on furnishing approv- ed joint notes bearing interest at the rate of six per annum. Any person or persons interfering with or removing goods before same are settled for will be prosecuted.- Thomas rosecuted-Thomas Gundry, Bailiff. Wed. Jan. 21st. Beautiful Scenery Phalen Orchestra Several Specialities under di- rection of Prof. J, F. Roche,. Prices 25 and 35 cents. Plan at Fair's Friday Jan,16. PEOrV[0TION NEXT SUNDAY Teachers and Scholars are urged to be in their places. ONTARIO ST.1 SUNDAY SCHOOL TO THE PUBLIC. -HAVING AC- cepted an agency for the Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada I solicit your patronage and wish to be your Life Insurance' agent - Yours truly, MurrayGibson, Bruce - field. -16-2. CREAM WANTED, -I AM AGENT for the Walkerton Creamery. Any Person having cream' to dispose of please write or phone me. --Edgar J. Trewartha, Holmesville, P. 0. Phone 15 on 1,53. -15. FRED. FOUBISTER, BANDMAS- tcr Clinton Kitties Band, Teacher of Band instruments.. A limited num- ber of pupils desired. Music and talent furnished for all occasions. -15 FRESH CREAM CAN BE HAD AT Bartliff's and McLennan's restaur- ants. -1800 FOR SALE. -GOOD WHITE PINE Lumber at $29 per thousand feet. Apply to W. J. Paisley. -11. FOR SALE. -HOUSE AND- LOT (No. 463) on Albert street. A. Scotchinere, proprietor. Seven rooms, cellar, town waterworks. 3 acre garden with stable. For par- ticulars apply to -A. ' E. Matheson, Clinton, Ont, -10 WANTED, -EXPERIENCED GIRLS and girls to learn knitting and looping. Will pay $5.00 per week while learning. Steady employ- ment, pleasant position. 'Apply now, -Clinton Kitting Co. -93 BELLEVIEW FARM DAIRY. -- From our stock of first-class cows we are prepared to supply you twice daily with the best of milk and cream. We solioit a share • of, your patronage, -E. B. Hill, Phone -80. PRINCESS THEATRE Open Every Evening, SHOWING GOOD, BRIGHT, HIGFI ()LASS MOVING PICTURES. Admission 5 cents. ' Saturdays and holidays 10 cents, Children ac- companied by their par- ents 5 cents, COME AND SPEND A HAPPY HOUR. ROOMS and BOARD. WILI, EVERYONE, THAT WILL FURNISH SUCFI-ACCo11'1MODA- TION FOR' ANY YOUNG LAD- IhIS. THAT' .WE' MAY BRING TO THE TOWN FOR. ADDITIONAL HELP INr OUR FACTORY, PLEASE REGISTER THEIR NAMES WITFI US AND CON- FER A GREAT FAVOR. Clinton Knitting Co. HOUSE' FOR SALT} - S'TO'RY AND a half frame house on Queen street,' 10 rooms, town and -soft water. acre of land with a number of apple, plum and pear trees. A stab- le and good sized chicken house. For further particulars apply on premises or acldre1 s -Mrs. Albert Turner; Clinton, Ont. -11 CHOICE PASTURE FARM FOR Sale :-Lot 21, Concession 5, Stan- ley, containing; 77 acres under' cul- tivation, 10 acres in pasture and 7 acres in good bush ; consisting'of cedar, hemlock, beech and maple. There is a good frame barnand cedar log .house. Those wishing to purchase a good .pasture farm, with opportunity., for .,light ' agriculture will do well in interesting them- selves 'irii this property, • as river. runs through this farm and woods afford excellent shelter, and . grass is alway11 the best. -Apply to J. J. Richardson, Varna. FARM FOR SALE -LOT 40, AND. part of Lot 39, Con. 9; ' Goderich township, consisting of 107 acres all cleared and good tillable"' land with the exception of five acres 'Of - bush and ten• acres of orchard con- taining apples, plums and cherries. ' Farm in good condition being of good" clay loam, well, fenced and' having an abundance of excellent water. On the premises are- two barns, one 58x30 with shed 257E40, all on stone foundation.' The oth- er barn is 50x30 witlt'shed'47x30 and also a gravel house. Situated one mile from school mile from English church, 1 mile from Meth- odist church, 5 -miles from Clinton, 6 miles from Bayfield. Rural Tele- phone connection. Also part of Lot 36, Telephone Road, containing 50 acres 'adjaintns. school and 4 miles from Clinton, on - hich there are no buildings ' but conta,n._7 a small swamp making it an excellent ;as- ture farm, For further particulars apply on the premises, or address - Geo. A. Cooper Clinton, 'Oat. Poona 7 on 155. -71. FARM FOR SALE -,THE UNDER - signed oilers for sale his rine farm of aboutacres 30 adjoining the 1 I town of Clinton. The farm is in a good state of cultivation and has good buildings -brick house, bank barn, driving house, pig pen, etc -all comparatively new. A first P Y class young orchard containing all kinds of fruit, also small fruits. The farm is well fenced and well drained and is a very desirable home. For further particulars apply on premises or address John Torrance, Clinton P. O. -63 FOR SERVICE. -I HAVE- FOR the improvement of stock a thoro- heed Polled Angus bull. Terms, $1.50, one dollar at time of secs vice and balance when cow proves to be in calf. -T. K. Mair, lot 56, Maitland con., Goderich township. THE CORNED STORE Live and Let Live FOODS. We sell Foods all the Break- fast foods, all the dinner and supper foods, also the be- tween meal foods. FRUITS. Fruits, ? uts, Confections etc, FISH. Fish, Fresh frozen herring, halibut, fresh frozen paddies, filletts and salt water herring. A CALL SOLICITED. • E. E. HUNNIFORD •••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • TT1111 it'• w • • O •HAVE.YOU EVE • R • •TRIED IT ? Fresh Gorgonzola Swiss • Che•ese, a rich cleamery ' • substance. Swit- .Made in • zerlaud from goats milk.. • With blue streaks and • 1 skippers? ('Well May kle,, • :`But still it is the kind . Mayor Jackson raves a • bout. 'and tickles his • . .. pal- • y • ate every time. •' me •. • But in ease you do not care i. • for Mayor Jackson's Cheese we • • have the very Best Canadian • Cheese made in oirr own Connery • , from rich Cows Milk and, Inger- • • soli' Cream Cheese made from • • _rich cream all on exbililt in oro • • SOUTH WINDOW. _ • • • W. T.' O NE[L• •• • i,The Hub Grocery. 0 • For Health, Comfort and Convenience, let us instal one of our Chemical Clos- ets. Perfectly Sanitary. and odorless. THOS. HAWKINS. Phone 53.' -EATING AND , PLUMBING I ALL ITS BRA.^'CFIES. THE BEST SEASON YET. The past season has been • our best in Clinton but, we expect the coming one to be better still, Our Poultry Department will be carried on more vig- orously in the future than in the past, This too we••can say of our C'iain and Flour and Feed Department. We respectfully solicit your trade for the ensuing year and wish you all a Hasp py and Prosperous, ).914. GUNN, LANGLOIS CO. The Up=to=date' -Firm 'CLINTON. N. W. Trewartha, Wm. Jenkins. Sewing Machines and Supplies. If you need a new Sewing Mac- hine let me know, about it for I can supply you with any make .' you desire. I also keep on hand a fu 11 stock of supplies, needles; oil, etc, If the machine you have needs repairing bring it to me and I will put it to rights. ' • A general Insurance business also carried on. A. HOOPER Store Next Wiltse's Grocery. Slabs For Sal LIVE AND LET, LIVE GROCER. !, Sale. ELECTRIC WIRING Electric Bells, Telephones, ete. done on short notice. Call and get prices of electric supplies of every description : -Tungsten and Carbon Lamps-, -Flashlight Batteries- -Hot point . Heating . Goods.- -Shades and Fixtures - Work will be done at a very reasonable price. Distance not considered in contract, W. J..HUDDART, Coates' Block, CLINTON Skates llollow Iiroulld 15e. BYA & SUITTER Sanitary, lumber* Moons HARDWOOD SLABS, 14 INCHES LONG. IDEAL FOR SUMMER USE. ALSO 12 INCH BODY WOOD: Stapleton Saw Mill I COLLEGE LLE E AT HOME • Thousands of ambitious young people are fast in 'their own homes to occupy lucrative positions as at eno& raphers, bookkeepers, tclepehers , civil ser servants, in fact every sphere of Business Activities. cta . You may finish t college if yyou, so wish. Positions unr• an teed. 1')ntor• college any day. rndiv ideal instruction. Expert teachers, coAnIFe for t waoithh e aThirty ,sers'experience. Largestest t r in emir Canada. Seven colleges. Special t tors' Association ofCanada, Bumme School at famous Spsttan BusiuossCollege, London, CLINTON BUSINESS COLLECE eo. SrovToN B W n ii President. B. R Prir eipal, The News -Record leads fol the news of Stanley and other to- 81:1 ovral-