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ic School• Report.
allinton Publ04111,4
F•i st Divtsio :
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A, claps,' '75 ,pere°lit,• tequieed,Ma x,.
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30, narks required ,323, •
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L. I3olmes,. 380„ A. Allis •377, . W
rea,e 355 :< N. I{cavi d . 3.19
teepee 1?
, e Yto
,attenbury 346 A. Leonard 346,., R.
(cMath 338, 1S, Ladd 336 N.`:Wat=
ens, 337, 0; Shepley 331,. H': Manning
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a0, -`.V C 32 .:' "•
epic, 7, A Armour :,.
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r. hcller 325,
1.• Pzck tt 3'::3 M l , .3
B, class 60 percent roqutrod. •Max.
30,. nxaxks rcqutrad 258,:
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,. e gee; ,Marsha 1 .12, f3
a°kson308 `M: •Walker .302 F' W.ai-
. '.;
s 295,- L. Langford 293, L Boeck
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92 L. Hearn 290, M Holland=; 278'
n,Holtand ,
Czlazier 273. M. • Moore 271, M,
IeNe' , 2 • ,
it 66, :FI: Forrester. 10, M.
ntledge 2fi0, H. Greig, ::59. itbjocts
xamined one Grammar, Literature,
rithmetic, Geography, `
• -0. D. iloucsk, I'. nc! al,
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Sy^olid Division.
Masks Obtainable 41:0 -Robbie
!llama: 34'8, Ethel W
airy Ranee. 32, „wale .eacesoa
0, Marion Andrews ons, k1 -lea Mac-
au ho 327, Lyda l,:viirrruue t26
g YY
lex Eagleson 316, lhsrr} Lawrence rence
0, George Middleton 303. G;ulalie
ill 305, Fred Wallis ';, Maictie
iipley 279; Mary Taylor 75.
Juniors -Ernest • Hall ' 322, Earl
)open 302, Ruth Argent 501, Asa.?11.
eves 287, • Mary Walton 210, Mad-
)n Shaw 279, Fanny Hcil'yar 278,
vire Draper 262, Edna 'West 252;
-M, E. Chidley, Teacher.
Third Division.
senior Class -Helen Rosie 96, Willis
peer 9fi, Earl Livermore 92, Ag-
Walker 8G Winnie Nelson 85
ora Miller 84, Annie Lawrence 82,
Milker 81, Charlie Bell 80,
anee Gree 79, Bert Sloman 79
wrence West 78, Dora Schoenhals
Stewart N>el3riea 72, Mildred Liv-
note 72, Hattie Livermore 71, Al-
i mecorvric 67, Pearl Gould] 66 Am-
a*, McGuire 61, Jr. Class
r aJosephine
ss
1 s h aoy Y e8 93,Jr Marcus
racy 80, Anna Grealis 72, George
tPker 7.1„Earl Johnston 70, Evelyn
ell 60, Fred Peskin ,60:
F I -J. Wilson, Teacher.
Fourth
Fourth llivision.
ll 8v lassett my Hellyar 89, Harry
r, H y Twyeford 82, Cora
]ler 82, Fergus Reynolds 82, Jabez
lids 80, John' Taylor 79, Blanche
;son 74, Marjorie Beaton 74, Gor
n Hall 71, Bessie Murphy 71, Wil-
''Murch 70; Jas, Walker 65.
fr. 3rd, -Macgregor Grant 87, Bes-
Morrish 84, Agnes Reynolds g4.
ldred Biggins 83, Lottie Judd 81,
thie Wylie 81, Kenneth Carter. 78,
to .Hardy 73, Frank Caruso 72,
o, Carter 72, Jack Bawden 70,
tie Ladd 68, Eva Boeck 68, Fred.
Nott 63, Flugh Maguire 83.
-L. Stevens Teacher.
Fifth Division,
3r, class -Gertrude Fowler 97, EI-
nor McTaggart 9G, Ivy Plewes 991,
en Miller 90, Daisy Nediger 89,
dreg Collyer 88, Harold Lawson
Nellie Routledge 88, Helen Ro-
:ton 86..Nisbet Cook 85, Helen Grigg
Margaret'. Cree 82, Charlie "'M e-
ire 75, Leona Taylor 74, Lucy
vy 73, Amy Gould .72, Gladys Hol-
n Lawson anion McIntyrenY sb69 60Gor-
Jr, class -Leila, McCartney 91,
th Evans 89, Donna Mulholland 8.1,
silk Murch $4, Gladys McGuire 80,
111 Matheson- 77, Winnie McMath
Herbie Holt77, Winnie
73, Switzer
Balis, 72, Africa Hill 68, Percy Liv-
more 68, ,Frank Scruton 68, Roy
ermore 07, Cecil Look 01 Hiltonr,
its 64, Douglas Tozer 60,
-FI Courtice, Teacher.
Sixth llivision.
r: class, total marks 250 -Agues
rube 234, Audrey McIntyre 231,
rman McNeil 231, Mattie Blacker
7, Albert Carrick `L18, Joan Ford
6, Katherina Grant 2112, Jack Wig-
eon•209, Bert Maguire. 207, George
loft 199, Violet Huller 187, Kath-
n Livermore 180, Sadie Gibbs, 180,
len Ladd 180, Luella McClinchey
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Sr; class, total marks 250 -Kenneth
rkc 237•, Mervin Deeves 226, Leo
ynolds 2114, Hairy Cochrane 206,
land Walker 203, Lillian Judd 197,
urge Menne) 182, Nellie Cooper
uglas Ball 17.1, Joe Allison 178,171,
e Carter 1c70, :Edgar Wiltse 169;'
r. 2nd, total marls 250- Rosieperson
:use 221, Marguerite von Rohl 216,
bent Middleton 204, Henry loman
Y
Barrie Combe 198, Willie Miller
-:-Olive Cooper, Teacher.
Seventh Division.
Sr ceass, total marks 250- Ruth
le 2 Y Katie Beaton 234, Grace
ong 2 4, Isabel Johnston 233, Myr-
Sweet 230, Marion Morris 228, :
, Wilfrid Grant 225, John,Nediger
, Charlie Shipley 220, Isabel]
ilei 217, Ferguson Carter. 208,
exf McTaggart 20,,,' Charlie Mennen
, Eleanor Plumsteel 195, Myrtle
1 799, Wallace Wheatley 192, Rus-
Benzo 181, Ernest Ford 177, 01-
: Murphy 169,'Clyde Kennedy
•1HE
r. Blass, fetal marks 300 -Olive
hoenbals 289, Norma Treleaven
Kenneth Roberton 270 usse
ken; ,' R l
268, Phyllis Tozer 264, Floe-
o Johnston . 255, Nellis McNeil
Eines Miller 247, ,Kathleen Tay, :hibets
244,, Myrtle ,Carrick47thl ' v
yOlive
d✓renee `242, Clifford Cooper .225,
r ence Ball 210,O Cecil
g,Ashtcn,201,
ra Gould 188.
- cher,
Eight Division. iltse, Tea,
our:th class -Robin Hunter 2x9,
rer Rands 203, Marg g
aret Rutledge
,, Eileen Atkinson 199, Charlotte :.
'Rohl 186, Bream, Bolton 180
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0 Evans 170, Ray - Carter 1'73,-
stirn Matheson 160,: Donna C'oclir73,
Leola Livermore 153, Clarence
zier 143,
hied c[a s,-Sossip Cole 93, "J•os-
Caruso 80, Doris Coilyet 85,
tharine McTaggart 84, Lulla Crich
Arthur' Hessian 81., Bruce Tozer.
Howard Grealis 68, Howard Myr-■
and fit•
!coed class-Linnie Nediger 97,
n Jackson 95,
-M. L. ,Ker, Teacher,
$Igth
117 r, R. J. M. Barr has had the
rooms abot4 his store neat] ,fixed up
Y.
and will ; c u em e 1 n :
w 1 o c py th ae a dw l i g,
_, Laynzen s „ Miestonary banquet
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, will be: held in Si,SeAndrew eaclutrea
onsLhuisday. evening;
M. James Mcrl:oy, a pi:osperous
fanner in Manitob has' been visit-,
:'
mg his brgtliers, Messrs. W. I3, ilii'
T•:C. Mcfiroy, of town- and John •of
orris..It 1s o illy, emU ,, rs
ab 14 y yea
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since Mt, -McIlroy, went we,M1br...
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Mr, Adani: Cutn)ng-and fits 'sl$4er•
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-Mrs, Johnston, who. have been t,tsit-
- Mg their - arents in tow ,:lir:. n
p P n, a d
Mrs. 'N. Curntng, left last week Yet.'
'their . ,,a
their bo to
u in. the west.
Mrs.. Geo. Cowan, of Last_ W xtxan
osli passed'; away a6 bar Homo °n'
Thursday Of last week alter a short
illness. 'Mrs. Cowan was only twee-
t -seven years of age and had been
Yg
married but two years.
• ••'Seaforth. •''
:' ears McLau ;lin has e - the,
M gl who a been ,
g rest of Flies. Murray, >pturtuid to box
tea ': '1" led 0 1st, k
hon n o o, Oh. a wee ,
Se ,; t
, NPisr,rMar ret Walso .visited livens] s,
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)u > icier• last week.
The funeral of ,tha late Mrs, Anent;
nlothcr`of', Ma or 'Amoat of eaforth
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and until; about a' year ago „a resident
t • - d °
of town,,, 4o•t Place freta her former
}come ]tele on, Tuesday of last week,
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„ The deco sed lad •, who .was eighty-.
Yr , g Y.
two-yetars: of age,, ilei at .the home
.. P lieu•'^d a hter in Lod
o a g n,on, -
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Seaforth ave `ma,v.rlt ,. ' for the
g a Y,
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,Canada Temperance Act at ;,the toting
; week ago;
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Mina Kate Horan of Konora is home:
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en a visit to her parents, Mr. and_
11Irs. J. Koran.'
Mr, and Mrs, lie Davis o1 Tilso,n-
burg spent a leev days in town 'with
the lady's
y Parents, Mr. and Mrs; A.
Davidson,. last week.
Mrs. •I€ing, who has been visiting
her mother, 1VIrs, case of Maple ;Hall;
returned last week to her home in
PitiF'adptphia. "`
Miss Mar and her broth
Y' Stoddarda
ers, Carl and Dave, of Detroit were
here. last week attending the funeral
of their father:
Mr. A, E. Colson was in Toronto
recently visiting his mothelr, who is
Miss Myrtle Beecroft of Wingham
and Miss Laura Robb ' of Brlgrave
spent a few days at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Naylor last week,good'
Mrs. (Dr.) Gillespie of Baden, has
been the guest of Mrs. John Gillespie
of town.
Mrs. M. Broderick has been, e11 der-
ing the past week or so.
Mrs. Fred Davis of Goderich has
been in town visitingher brother,
Mr. A. Davidson,whhas been rete
q
ill. - He is now recoverin;,
, Miss Nellie Beale es now recover-
tag nicely and it is hoped she will
sopa be quite well again.
Waterloo Maggieine lllantf enc b r s te been s
Belle, 15110 i$ teaching there,
Mr. W. C. Snarling, manager of the
g g
Union Banic at Wellwood, Man., has
returned home after spending some
time with her mother here who is
very ill,
Mr. Joseph I3oggarth es able to be
about again alvei a very severe at-
tack ot afttient,
Mr. C. S. Andrews has sold his
grocery stock to Mr. Wm. Govenlock
and intends going west in the spring.
Mr. Walter Haines of the Dominion.
Bank staff is at his Home in Wingham
nursing a sprained an:tle wh•!c}t he got
skating,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bullard have moy-
ed •to Goderich, where Mr. Bullar$
lias accepted a position with the
R FFIOUSE
Road Machine Com an •. riTr. and
Mrs. Bullard have been, residents of
1°tvn for twenty years and their de -froth
parture is much regrpttad,
The •old mail route between Bruce:
field and Seaforth, which has existed
for over a, quarter of a century, has
been discontinued, •the mail now •going
via Clinton by rail. The establish-
molt of rural mail routes have made
litany changes •in mail •routes, pcs.t-
offices, etc., but when everything is
will,besettled
Wand that Itvotkis angeatorder (o11
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vemenee;
Mr. Ne!! Murray of Saskatoon is
home visiting lis parents, Mr, and'
Mrs, John Murray of Egmondviile,
Mr. Geo. W. Holman of Egmond-
vine has been appointed a county and-
iter,
w, .i• Bcngough tthlle ie town
last week was the guest of Mr, and
Mrs. •Arch. Scott:
Mrs. Acheson and he son, l4lr. Wn1,AND
�lclreton, of 6e:deride were in town
last weetc visiting Mn, and Mrs. J.
C. Greig.
Mr. James Stoddard of 13gnzond-
villc died at his ]tome there on Stn-
day week after a somewhat protract -ship,
ed mimes,
•tioneer.
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.Mt, and Mrs.'
s Harry Arnold,Arnold„and Mt.
ion
and M> J, Lonthron attended ih.
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twn
f jneral: of the late Mee, Stanbuty. an
Exeter
Lr etcr, last ,week.
,
Mrs,.7hos, 1VItudocit has rGthrn7d,aG
tor. •, is't or a.co
a 1 couple or months with
her dal]ghber,
AU',0TION SALE OF FARM STOCK
and Implements. -Mr, ']'hoe,' Brown
71as been 'to sellapub-
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he auction°at Lot, 8, 'Cana 7lul-
1ett, on, Wednesda ,TE'ch. 18th :Irl;",
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followul+
i S Igor y ; hhaz'y draft
mfl)•o, tzz,toai; hcayy draFt'zriaro 10
ars old r; aa• r; draft marc 5
30 ! y
FOR ,SALE,•-I1o'os1i ' AND . LOT
N . 463
o , ) on Albert street, A.
Seotcl a e ,
, r Proprietor. Seven
', rooms cellar, o waterworks•, ,d
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were garden withabable. 'For par-
tieula n, On . iii=A. E.' Matheson,
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Mrs. `Seller :ot Tor lite =i 't
y o t az ed for
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a couple of days last week with her
•Parents, Mt: arxi Mrs'. Wm, Moir,
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Mc,. Cleve Joynt left: last ek:far
we
his home at Nelson B, C; where; he
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has a ' intere t"
an s in a flurishing -bar .-
ness,'aftel a,vtsit with relatives,her -
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,ars ]d : he
) Q o ,, avy gcidm� „2; }cars
old , heavy filly, ,2 .years old 2
beauy ;spite „colts Well matched
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it 12years., .:
.pony _ , ofd, in , blood
p' :� , . . ,
t, freshened•-
sprang mbe,. Cow 'due
in cow duoto calvei
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March °w due n
, cow t , April 2 tat
:: $ , :.,
steers 2 years old , 4 yalves, s en
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good shade;; 2, spring calves;, 1 Dec
: 'BELLEVIk7W F A- M DAIRY.
From our stock ef•:Yrs -
first-class joy len
t aro . r
Reith 4 to supply you,
rtw'ico daily with: the hesb of m1 k
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and cream, o_ of c'
w s 11t a sharp ot,
at a .-E•
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Mr. Owen Geiger
ember calf • 1goat '. 11 i " • 3
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. was electedpigs,
E presi
dent of the South Huron .A Agricultural
Society at .its; recent annual meeting.
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'A sprin stock and seed ••c
g show will be
held,. in Hensallin future.
months old'. 1 good brood sow : 75
• hens , 300 bushels of roots• 'Im le-
p' .
meats: Massey -Hargis bind'e 7 -ft.
out with' sheaf carrier, ruck and
foie carriagir, nearly new ; Massey-
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CiOTI -, E FOR SAL]e.,-
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rooms, :centent,:cellar, town water;
Located in the centre. of the town.
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'-ARP1Y at The, News -ripcord of-
nee -15'•
w+:
• Tom,
•White *'
SwduRolled Wheat ' 8 l :
• extra lar a flakee
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Rolled Peas p gs s:' ,0,
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• Rolled Peas in pekgs. ♦,;'
" Corn meal. • .: ea
Yeast • •
combinad -hoe seed drill'
• cakes. - , ;'
Births
STREETS -1n Clinton, on .,Tan. 29t1t
to Mr, and .Mrs, Calvin Streets,
daughter.
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WELSTIF-In Goderich township,on
Feb, 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. E. N.
Welsh, a son.
WI3arxis
nearly new ; Massey -Harris' eultiva-.
tor with. wide and narrow. shares ;
Masse Harris 1 a rake 3 -drum
Y i. Yand
land roller, nraily new; Bainng
` wagon with box, shelving and spring
seat, nearly new ; fanning m111 ; ce-
CC -
dar stock tacit ; cedar gravel box ;
plow, walking plow•
Verity souther'',
Verity scu0iei ; 1 et doublle harness
WANTI]D.-EXPERIENCED I
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girls to learn knittin and
looping Rill g. $x.00 pec week
whop 1'earr.'in g Steady emplpy
_ rttent, pleasant position. Apply•
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now. -Clinton I{nittiny, Co.C'-93:
HakiPRPowdor
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e secretuccess in taking !.
• is the kind•_
use. Try ofbakingpowder to ,.
because '
! rtischemecall ere. •
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s white 4.
tciSV✓ai1 motto:
Surlty of Purity, , •
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GOderlchsteel
Miss Grace 'Wise has been vision
Toronto friends. g:
Miss Hess. of Zurich was `the guest
last creek other sister, Mrs r
Gordon
Bissett. ..
14Ir. Win. Stothers, who srastained
fracture of the i'eg spm° time ago,
is now ab • le to be out a ain.
gY
Mrs, John Brigham of Hensel! spent
a few days in town last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Foster.
111r. Harry Morrish of Oxbow, Sask.
was in town a few days last week.
Dr, Mabee was in Toronto last week
atttuiding the wedding of his cousin.
Mrs. Phillip Holt slipped on an icy
walk one day recently and fractured
her leg.
Mr., James Caldwell passed away at
his home here last week after a
lengthy illness.
Mr. Thos. C, Wright of Hamilton
in town for a few days recently
visiting
ugh father, Mr. J. J. Wright,reMcGONIGLE-In
who lias been ill, but who is now re-
covering,
Mr, and Mrs. Wut. Murray's dau6tr
Vera. 141.; passed away after a
Prolonged ellness at the early age of
nineteen years. The funeral took place
en Thursday last.
A'BELL.-In Goderich on January
28tH, to Mr: and Mrs. Wm., Abell,
2 sets single harness, one set new ;
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a daughter.
STANI3URY-In Exeter, on Januar
25th, to Mr. and Mrs, J. G..Stan-
bury; a daughter, , •
Deaths
MILLER
,? set Iron harrows ; set bob sleighs ;
sot logR
bunk's ;'grind stone ; De La-
volvl cream se p past , et
pastor , sal)
sap pail's and spells ; sugar kettle ;
Chatham incubator and brooder ;
hay fork, car repos nncLpulley;
hay rack ; Daisy churn ; torics,'
chains shovels ditching scoop
CHOICE PASTU1tE FARM FOR
Sale :-Lot 21, Coneessiou 5, Stan-'
ley, containing 77 acres under cul-
tivation, 40 acres to pasture and
' 7 acres in of
bush ; and
cedar, hemlock, beech and ritaand
There is a good frame barn and_
cedar log house.
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-In Bayfield on Feb. 5th,
Michael Miller, aged 70, years,
STANBURY-On Jana 27th in EYe-
ter, Margaret Octavia,
J. G. Stanbur wife °F
Y, barrister,rm
.`]'HENT -In London, 00 .Tan, 25th,
Margaret Ho Inger, widow of the
late J. G, Azimut, in her 84th
"vent•
STODDART-In Egmondvilte, on Jan,
and ; ;
pea harvester, turnip puiper, no
outside stock allowed on the palm-,
ices. Terms -all sums of $10 . and
under, cash. On o"ver that amount
8 months credit will' be given on
approved joint notes. 4 percent. off
for cash on credit amounts. All
must be sold without reserve as the
owner has rented his farm and is
Phose wishing to
purchase a good pasture farm• with•
oPeortunety for light agriculture
will do well in interesting.
selves in thisproperty,g
as river
runs through this farm and woods
afford excellent shelter, and grass
is always the best. -Apply to J.
J. Richardson, Varna.
For�Artlflclal Hatching
and Raising Chickens
we have
Prairie -State Incubators
and Universal Hovers
25th, James Stoddart in his 72nd
year.
Seaforth, Jan 27th,
Geo. McGoni le,
g aged 72 years.
retiring from farming. • -James J.
Rapson, proprietor, Thos. Brown,
auctioneer. -19-2.
FARM FOR SALE -LOT 40 AND
part of Lot 89, Con, 9, Goderich
township, consisting of 107
P,
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a great savingon the old
of hatching ith hens_, way
EILBER-In Crediton Jan, 27th,
Mks. Jacob Either, aged 80 years,
10 months.
RANKIN-In Wingham, on Jan:
25th, Richard
WOOD WANTED -FIFTEEN CORDS
green maple wood 22 inches long.
Must all be first class body wood
g acres
all cleared and good tillable land
with the exception of five acres ot
bush and ten acres of orchard con -
raining apples, plums and cherries,
Cali and see our dil3play,
--four different siZEs of In-
cubators,
eubators,
Rankin, in his 87th
year.school
QUIRIC-Til Wingham, oa Jan. 24th,
Helen Shuttleworth, wife of Mr.
John Quirk, in heir 7941, year.
GR -In -In 14larlette, vIich., on
Jan. 29th, William E, Graham,
and delivered at the Clinton Model
grounds. Tenders received by
the undersigned up to Feb. 6th -S.
Kemp, chairman Property Commit-
tee. -18-2.
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 25x40,
all on stone foundation. The retie-
th-
For:the laying hells we
have Oyster Shell, Crystal
Grit, Beef Scrap, etc.
Fat110na wanted, 12clive
St., Helens.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ramage have
returned from their wedding trip al-
ter visiting Toronto, Sarnia and
other places. We wish them a pleas -
ant journey through life.
Mr, Frank Todd was severely injured
tri the bush recently b'y a limb fall-
ing and sticking him on the head and
shoulder. He received a nasty cut
the head. We Kopp ho may soon
be restored to health main,ee
The banquet' and 'concert prepared
Blue
takelpla lid Faisiay of orates of this
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week, A good time is expected.
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native of Stanley township bio
titer of Mr. Reuben Graham, C lin-
ton, aged 05 wears,
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WOOD FOR SALE -ALL LENGTHS
hest beech and maple. Get prices,at
office. -NI. Cr. Rariford. -17,
er barn is 50x30 with shed 47x30
and also a gravel house, Situated
one mile from. school mile from
English
English church, 1 mile from Meth-
. • .
odist church, 5 miles from Clinton,
over 5 Ib, 10C live over 4 Ib.
'--
A full line of rain flour
+
and feed always on hand.
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HOUSEKEEPER WANTED, ONI9
ascus 7omed to farm life. -Enquire at
T'tie \ews-Record Office. - 19-2
FOR SALE - STORY AND
a half (ramp house on Queen street,
10 rooms, town' and soft water.
mile's from Bayfield. Rural Tete -
phone connection. Also part pt Lot
36, 'Telephone Road, containing 50
acres adjoining school and 4 miles
Clinton, on which there are
/IiT*Ti�T
.
CO.on
UlJl�l� 1 ANGLOIS
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CHOIR LEADER OR PREOLNTER,
wanted for St. Andrew's P5esbyter-
ian church, Blyth. Apply stating
salary to Jas. Stobbers, Sec,
Acre of land with a number of
apple, plum and pear trees. A stab -g
le and good sired chicken house.
Fpr farther artfculars apply on
P P[ Y
Mrs. Albert
Turner,
no buildings
g but containing a small
swamp making it'anfurt excellent pas-
Lure farm. For further particulars
apply on the premises, or address-
Geo. A. Cooper Clinton, Ont. Phone
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W, Trewartha, Wm. Jenkins.
Treasurer, Blyth. -19-2.
Cl nton�idOnt.
'7 on 155. -71.
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AUCTION SALE, OF 30 T3IGIi
Oracle Cattle -Mr, George Holland
has instructed the undersigned to
sell by ,lis bile auction at the Hotel
Normandie Barrs, -Clinton, Tuesday,
HOUSE, AND LOT FOR SALE ON
Mary street. Five rooms, town
water and cistern, good stable,
quarter acre of land. -J. G. We t.
-16.
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THE CORNER
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%Tan4e,1�
Feb, 10th, this following : 1 high
! Durham cow
grade5 years, due at
of sale, 1 fine ]5wham cow
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALli - 7
room house on Maple street ; good
Live and Let Live
est, price paid for
years .milking now, 5 high grade
a
Durham cows due March and April,
B Holsteen cows, 6 Durham steers
cellar, town hater, cistern, ?, acre
lot with several fruit trees and
stone stable. Apply on Premises,
SYRUPS
SYRUPS
ensh
all kinds of timber, Soft
Flag
Elm ink lengths l l 14 feet,
other kinds usual lengths.
600'to 900 pounds, 14 Durham ]tell-
ers From fiDO to 800 poands, These
-Geos a Jackson Clinton, -10,
g
PURE MAPLE SYRUP BY BULK
Heading
' voting cattle are well bred and in
Ane condition, They are the best
bunch of young stock T have ever
evicted for sale. the usual Guar -
azytec. Terms : Cash or 8 months,
credit on notes bearing 5 percent,CROWN
Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. Cl, IIoI-
FARM FOR SALE. -The William
Proctor Farm, Lot Number 32 and
south-wesby part of Lot Number 33,
ship a4 Goncessibn, Goderich town-
144 acres.-A,pp1y to W. Bry-5
done, Clinton.
IN BOTTLES,
MAPLE MIXTURE.
'CARO SYRUPS. '
BRAND IN 2,cord.
AND
10 POUND TINS.
Wanted.
Basswood and Soft Maple,
40 inches long.$4,00
per
COUNTY COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
The standing'ouncommittees pi the
Huron Count Conseil for 1914 are
as follows :
Executive -J, Leckie, W.. W. J,
A. Stewart; R. Harding, J. W. Mc-
I{ibbon.
Snds,
Special -J. NI• Govenlock, Jr.JBrown
FI. Crich, N. Demmerling, 0. Reis:
Fir:ea ace -J. W. Taylor, J. Fingland,
C. Stewart, W. Yearley, 1). 13. Mur- ,
ray,
Education -Dr. Milne, W. R, Elliott
Dr, Clark J. H. Hudson, J. Mulvey.
Road and Bridge -R. W. Livingston,
S. Routley, W. Hunter G. Lindsa
L; Kalbfleiscii, Y'
E ualization-Phe whole council,
County Property -S. Bisset, Robert
Elliott, W. H. Lobb, N. Campbell, J.
Shortreed.
House of Refuge -Dr, Clarh, J. 1V, '?ng
McKibbon, J. M. Goveulock, J. Short-
reed.
Wardeh's Committee. -N. Campbell,
C. Stewart; R. Elliott W. Glen; ]]r.
Clark,
land, Proprietor, T. Gundry, Auc-
-10.
-
Winghai[i
spenr. t J. T. McCracken of Sodbury
i a few days' in town with fa -
recent] y'
Mr. and Mrs. 7'oulston' of llicling
Mountain, Man,, have b'een visiting atfor
the home of the latter's brother, Mr..
Wm. Anderson:
Mr. Milton White was at his home
in Gerrie Iasi week.
Miss Jean Vanstone was injured by
colliding with a toboggan the other
day,
The 19ptvotah League of the Meth-
odist, church presented the ''014 Time
Ladies' Aid Business Meeting at Mo-
hawk Crossroads" on Tuesday even-
of last week to a 1uli Muse.
Miss Es+i;her N. Bridges, daughter of
Mr's. Thomas Bridges, was married on'
Wednesday of last week to Mr. Thos.
H. Shoobottom of East Wawanosh,
Mr. Richard Rankin, one. of Wing-
dram's oldest citizens, passed , to his
reward at the age of eighty-six.
Mr, Thos. Bell, another old andre-es
•sPected resident, passed' away on
Thursday 01 last weep. Anday
the'
following day: Mrs, Joint, Quirk cross-
ed over., the .river:
Fannie Hogg of Brussels
gg els es
vrsitit3 Wingham, friends.
NorthMiss Berne Hanes has returned to
Iia. after a vacation s eat at
R
her home in town•
Mr. Wm. Maxwell' of Leamington
was a visitor in 'town' Cor a few days
recently. l
Mr. 'rhos, I3e11 of Belgrave and Mr.
Orr, fermerry, of Wingham, have:
purchased Park Hotel at London.
Anumber of lois than usual
are1' ping •brought in to Mr: J. A. :,
McLean's mill ths, ,year,, most o£ '.
being', timber which Good Fri -O]^
dal s storm: blew down.
Iter, D::, F'crrie Mond oflastDa
aY
week celebrated the 'twentieth anniv- ',
ersary as pastor:of the Presbyterian
church, His congregation took ad-""�
of the' occas•on 'to present•
hien withan address C=LpTpSSing Cheer
affection and• regard.`
Mr. Chas.Deans of Detroit was a
visitor in town for a few days last:,
•
,.Miss Stellar (4rirn was in Toronto
last week.
Mrs, (Dr. ' Hanrbl was i Toronto
Y >x
l
PUDE HONEY
STAPLETON SAW MILL
FEA'PIIERS FOR SALC.-A QUAN
WANTED -DRIED APIPLES, BUT -
ter , Eggs, etc. Highest price paid.
15c 20c and 25,c, Glasses
tity of good feathers in pillows, al-
-Cantelon Bros. -03
so a number of lamps, for sale. For
particulars apply ab - Canadian
Express Office, Clinton. -18.
•
CREAM WANTED, -1 AM AGENT
the Walkerton Creamer AnyORANGES,
y'
FRUITS
LEMONS, GRAPE
For Health,Comfort and
Convenience, let us install
_
WANT> D - A WOMAN 1'O DO
house work by the day, must be a
good cook and competent to do
any kind of house work. Liberal
having cream, to me. -Edgar of
please write or phone
P. Trewartha, Hohnesvillo, P. 0.
phone 1") on h53. -15.
5,
,
FRUIT APPLES AND GRAPES.
A CALL SOLICITED.
one of our Cihetl]iCAI C�OS-
ers, PerfectlySanitary
and odorless.
wages to the right party. -Apply
to Mrs, Marcella D. McTaggart.
-17.
1
Is V®ui, Eyesight
_-_-
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E. E. . IIUNNIFOR
THOS.NAWKINS
CUSTOM SAWING WANTED
Not as Good as
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
Phone 53.
-AT
Thos. Wallis' 41h con. Goderich
it Was
-SEATING AND PLUMBING Pry "
Township: McEwan Bros., Bayfield:
:1
ALL ITS BRANCHES.
-18-3
•s�v�ti�,.1��.��!
'
. R� {, •
SALE =AT REDUCED PRICES OFy
Cutters, Robes, Harness, : Halters ,.
Churns, Washing Machines, Wring-
ers, Wheel Barrows and number
If. Our eyesight is not as
eyesight
good as it was you need gia9U-
not a pair picked upat
random,but apair carefully
SE1 ..-
H' j j� RT
$ • • v •��+\1 $
Sewing
Sewing MaehineS and
Sllpplles.
Y
If you need a new Sewing Mac -
bine let me know about it for L
„ CANADA TEMPERANCE OT.'
The Canada "rem cranes Act,' nvhere
Pon
adopted, prohibit's all sale or keeping
for sale, by retail, of intoxicating li-
not intheMiss
q county or city into wlitch
it it is brought into force., It pro-
the sending
ding or •:bringing :of in-
toxieatn l) uor to alt
g q Y Person whaY
does. net receive it ' ler his pep onal
use., The act does not prohibit sale
by 'wholesale, with a Inertia -tun) of 10
gallons, to licensed druggists or vend-
ors or to persons who Carry it ,out-
side the area in which the act is in 'Fred
force. Sale for. medical, sacraments]
4 -purposes may,largero
or matmfaetulina )ur oses be
reade •by a druggist or ;other person
specially licensed b ,provincial auth-
Y Y PY
oriby, Penalties for violation of the ;them
act are minimum of $60 fine, With
'mre aclimit but with , :
noan alter -on
native of •impr si°)itnont at the )nagis-:
txatc's .discretion. Appeal' a against
g acivil
convection for violation of. the act
is not pertuiticd: 'vantage
other articles: Pricesbping reduced
he ou:der to make room for springp
ods. -Ma & Atkinson,
g° Yo , Opposite
Graham Flouse -18
selected by an experienced
Optivian.:
The sameglasses will not
suit every :all Of eyes and
Il,g,
-f01'
Wiring Fixtures, SWp-
plies, Heating Goods, jj
(
Irons, Toasters, Etc.
can supply you with any make
You desere, I also keep on hand,
a full stock of:supplies, needles,,
oil, ore: If tin machine you have
needs repairing bring 1t to me
b`RCD, FOUBISZ'ER, BANDMAS-.
ter Ghnton Kilty Band, Teacher of
Band _4nstruments, ' A limited
number of pupils desired. Musfe and
talent furnished for all occasions.
the optician does not make
p
the selection until he ?lap
)'Wade a scientific test of your
eyed,
over Fred. Jackson's
store.
••..........,...............,.........................o
and T-wde put it to.nght
A general Insurance business also
carried on.
{j D
A. 11;00` �R
-19,
Properly fitted glasses ars
'Store Next Wiltso's Grocery'.
a comfort to rhos® who need
SeC�nd Hand
-
Q - p
Boys and Fathers
y •
'
glasses.
And there are people who
, p o
are troubled: with hOaEli4Ches
e a u •S e d b y eyes:tral•t3 Who
rThousands
t 11d get relief from'glasses
lilted by US'
Wood Stoves
�+V ood Stoves
a
- Salt✓ in good
repair. Y'.'
r
COLL EGE
A T H 0 M E
ofambitiousyoung people
are fast preparing in their own homes
to.ocoupyauorativepositions55 station'.
bookkeepers, tologrnpbora
'
- --
ranhor5,
servants, in fact every sphere ot
'H]; Boys will be in
charge next Sun-
(lay.
• Street,
Ontario Streeti
A ' aj. GRIGG
a
Optician
and Issuer Of Marriage
I.iC0nSe8..
SKATES
�. }� G� TN ■ ■
GROUND y 4�
v� a.v V i,.a.,i
- �" - '
p �{� r • SUITTER
$YAM �t
Sanitary Plumbers, • Phos. ,7,
13nsiness Activities. 3m, martlntahof
college if on so wish, Positions guar.
antood. hnterbollege any day, Lidia
]dual instruction.. Expert tesehera,,.
Thirty��So4rs'oxporionoe, Largoat train
ors in Canada. Seven colleges. apectnl
course for teachers.
Arriliated'with Commercial 10J,,o r•
fora Assoctatton el Canada, ;bmnmot
School at famoaa Spotter Iivainoes
College, Lendou.
CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
I3ENSALIr,Jeweler
My; J. W. Ortweia has handed over _week.
bus store business•to his son, Mr, Mil-
;
with Meninr rho h bus a ss fornseme
- ;
qe News -Record is tke Leader.. for
Sunday.School.
B. tV�ine
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r lo
The News Record is the Leader for
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