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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-02-26, Page 5hr'uttry 26th, i914 .,Tat000===•••••,0=a0=00==..,-gooratusa, Wiagham M. Walter . Homes retureed to his doties iu commotion wilh the Domin- ion Ban:, Seaforth, last; week atter •several weeks forced holiday owing , jA a sprained ankle, . 'Miss Emily. Marin ,vistted Teeswater lamas for a day or two recently. • Wes Lockhart of Alma Ladies' Oollege was the guest or her friend, • Miss Della Mitchell, for a couple •• ot lir.John ,lyleKague „aoct, Miss Minnie •kave returned to their- home in the • west atter a couple of month's visit with 'relatives' hereabouts. Mrs. R. llanklin left last Week for lora to reside. with her son George. Mr. F. Roderits received a lemon the other day from his son in Los Ang- ;eles, Cal., which measured twenty-two taches atound the long way and weigh- ed two and three quatter pounde, -14r. R. R. Nettereeld and Miso El- den Denfield were married last weple in the Baptist chureli, 'rhe 'Young celeste will take up their resi- lemee in towe Mr. J. 0, Cook, while at work ad-, 11ISting a belt in the foundry one clay receatly got his clothing caught in • the machinery and was carried to the root. Had it not been ter timely as- sistance he might have been very ser- • iously injured. As it was he was yretty badly shaken and scratched. Mr. J. K. Irwin has sold his genet- -A 'store business to Mr. Josepn I3ak- •er of Galt, who gets possession the beginning of March. ' Mise Annie Fixtute of Alma College, St, Thomas, was home for a few days reoently. Mr. Josei h Greer of Gladstone, Man., visited for a few dates with his ;brother, M. W. J. Greer of town, la s% week. • A. H. Musgroye, M.P.P., lett last week for Toronto to attend the open- ing or the Legislature. Mrs. D. Stewart and little son of Toronto have been: visiting the lady's I.ather, Mr. Peter McLaren. Mrs. Rutherford of Hagersville has been visiting hr sister, Mrs. Kayser who has been quite ill. Dr. Irwin was elected mayor by ac- clamation at the nominations held • last ieek. Mr. J. A. Mills was also noininated but would not co ns en t to run. As the members of the Public and High school boards were also elected ity acclamation there will be no elec- • tion, Seaforth. Mr, R. S. ,Hays was in Ottawa last week on legal business. Mr. F. W. Neelin returned to Buf- lalo lest week atter a visit of ten • days with hig.parents in town. -- Mr. J. 13. Henderson and Miss Belle • have moved in from the Huron Road • .and taken possession of Mrs. Best's house on William street. Miss Mercer has retuned to her ' borne in. London attar a visit of a few weeks with Mrs. H. Speare. Miss Miller of Stella is visiting Mrs. Carmichael, • Miss L. Best has secured a school at the Canadian Soo and will take • charge after the Easter vacation. • Miss Margaret Cowan has so far re- covered from her recent severe ilIness as to be able lo walk out daily. Mr, Oscar Neil was in Toronto last week attending the Motor Show. Mrs. L. Kennedy of Wingham vis- itcd her mother, Mrst. MoKa,y, last week. . • Mrs. Allenl Bond and little daughter of Winnipeg have been visiting the lady's parentg. Mr. and Mrs. James Beattie. Mrs. Sperling has been moved to London hospital suffering from nerv- ou.s, prostration. Miss Olive McGregor of Winnipeg has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Toward. Mr. G. L. Chesney 'returned last week to his home in Calgary after yisiting his mother in town. Mr; J. E. Ferguson', manager of the Canada Furniture Factory'Wood- stock, was in town last week for a few days. Reeve Govenlock of MeKillop was in Ottawa last week as a member of -a 'deputation interviewing the Govern., meat on Goderich harbor improve - 00 dark h Miss Josephine Moro is visiting het sister in PariS. Miss Clara, Gatzke, has rettutned to her home in 131nfalo after visiting her aunt, Mrs. Albert Cox of Britannia Road, and .also with Plattsville fri- ends. , Miss Chmas has returned 'to her home in London after spending a fortnight -with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. i'011PY.•• Miss Lizzie, SMith, 01 Shottsville, N..Y, is visiting het brother, Mr. J. W. Smith of East street. Miss Anna IVIero was married last week to Mr. WiIliatn Lamka of Ber- lin, The young couple will reside in Maitland Lodge' held a re- ception' and At -Home to Mark the op- ening of the fine new Mas- onic Tel -aisle, on Friday week. A. fine program was given then came a hap- py hour of social enjoyment and a most dainty luncheon, ' The new tem- ple will be formally dedicated shoe 113', when Grand Master W. D. McPherson will corduct the service. The following list et officets were eleeted at the recent annual meeting of the Daughters.' a the Empire : hon- orary -regent, Mrs. D. Macdonald ; honorary -vice, Mrs. W, T. Hays ; re- gent, Mrs, 'W. I, Eliot ; vial -regents, Mrs. (Dr.) Taylor and. Mrs. (Rev) George E. Ross ; secretary, Mrs. Car- rie ; treasurer, Miss Edith Millar ; standard bearer, Miss Hays ; cote-1- 0111mM, Mesdames Wm. Lee, 0.—F. Carey, J. M. Field, Slack, Mallen, R. C. Hays, Noble, 0. 0. Whitely, How- ie and Garrow and Miss Hays. March 6rd, Tuesday next, has been fixed as election day .fore the vacant post of reeve in this town. The ice hoeing been harvested at the harbor this seagan has been of excellent quality, being remarkably clear and about sixteen inehos thick. Miss Olive Robertson is spending a few weeks in Pramilton. Mrs. Wm. Lee has returned from a -visit at Newcastle. Mr. A. M. Polley is visiting his dau- ghter, Mrs. Major of Toledo, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Montague Williams have returned from their honeymoon trip to Europe and have been spend- ing a few days with the former's par- ents prior to going to their Mutt home at Grand Mere, Quebec. Miss Lilliam (1-ra1iarn 'tett last week for Regina to visit her sister, Mrs, Chas, Fairbairn. Miss Graham may decide to take a position there and remaen in the west Inc some time. Clinton News-Porma A pretty wed -ding tool: place tit the home ,ot Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Lear, Auburn, on Tuesday, when their dau- ghter, Miss Elsie, became the bride of Mr. Stanley Chellew of Blyth, George Jewitt performed the cere- mony in the presence of the immedi- ate relatives. 'The beide looked charm- ing in her gown of silk crepe meteor . with satin trimming. After a wed -i ding dinner Mt. and Mts. Chellew took , the afternoon train for Toronto where they spent a few day,s before taking up their residence in Blyth. Mrs, W. F. McCaughey vrstted 'Lon- don friend's laet week. Mr. and Mrs. (e. M. HAll Of St. Paul Minn, liave boon visiting the lady's parents. Messrs.,Igaae Btoevn, Wm, Johnston II. M. McKay, Mr. end Mrs, Stanley J. Chellew, Dr. Milne and Dr. MeTag- gart were in Toronto last week at- tending the motor show. 'Mrs. T. Woodcock is nicely recomer- ing from her recent illness. Min, Edythe, Gidley is visiting Lon- don friends, - • ' Mrs. Adam Cuming and son spent a few days with her brother, Mr, D. Sem ers of Wingham, recently, Manager Haines of the Bank of I-Iamilton has received a fine nickle- mounted Ford car in readiness for the spring. The marriage took.place ill Auburn on Tuesday of last week of Miss El- sie, daughter of Mr. and Mrit Ed- mund Lear, to Mr. Stanley J. Chel- lew, ors of Illyth's most popular young business men. After a honey- moon trip to Toronto and other pagag M. and Mrs. Chellew will take up their residence here. County Crown Attorney Seeger was in Toronto on business last week. Mr. W. Darkevell, oL Yellowgrass, Sask.'is spending a fortnight's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hunt. • Miss Mabel Doty has returned home after a visit in, Tpronte. . _ Mr: and Mrs. D, G. Bickle of Ham- ilton formerly ot Goderich, visited old friends in town last week. Miss Pearl Wight of Amherst, N. S. is the guest ot her aunt, Mrs, Sin- clair of Britannia Road. Mr, And Mrs. A. McKinnon and son of Meadow Creek, Alta., were. visit- ing friends in town last week, Miss lis Allen is visiting in 'Toron- to for a few weeks. Mr. rerank Dotywas in Montreal on business last week. Mr. Richard .1. Phalen has gone to Wilkie, Sask, Mr. E. II. Howe of the Bank ot Commerce, the Ayr branch, formerly of the local branch, is now relieving in town. • Mr. limy W. Vandevan, who was connected with the American Road Illachinn Company's plant here Inc the past year, has rettirned , to his bonie in Lima, Ohio. Mrs:Oscar Neil whs in St. Mary's last. week attending a' funeral of an Mr. A. L. Smith -of the Bank: 01 • Com,meree' staff has been transferred to WindSor. , Miss Anna'Downey ot Stratford was a, visitor in town, last week. - Mrs. Lachlan Gordon of Ile,rpurhey passed away last week after a shod; • Illnesd of- pneumonia. The League of the Methodist chutch had, a sleighride, to the home of Mr. • Mail' Mrs. James Wallace of Tucker- _ smith on Tuesday evening 01 last • wee's, when 'the regular League pro - grain was carried out after which . an hour was spent in social games „anif slipper served. • , Intetestng annivorsary services were • held ' in the Egmondville Presbyterian • church on Sunday week,. when Rev. Dr, MaGIVIillan. 61, Toronto preached, :Ort 'the Monday evening following Dr. MacMillan gave a lecture. • , Mr. Arnold- Case has been ap- • . pdilitj assoenor. . • Nits. J. M. Ballantyne has relttrned • to her home in CD:113103i after a fort- night's visit1n , town. Miss Balloti- ng*. accompanied- her ho -me for a leek" Dungannod. Mr. J. R. MeNah . was in Toronto on business last week, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mole and family spent a few days with Auburn rela- tives' reeently. Mrs. S. J. Crawford returned recent- ly from a visie, with Friends in Tor- onto, Hamilton and Goderich. Mrs. Peter Haines and Miss Edith Anderson . spent a few days with Wingham friends last week. A new 3 -ton safe has, been placed in the office of letaeager Johnston of the Goderich Rural Telephone Line. Mr. Hugh Johnston and three child- ren' of 13;ossevaine, Man., and Mr. Richard Johnston and daughter of Bruevale were calling on friends here- abouts for a time recently. Mr. R. H. Bainard of. St. Thomas but late of the Sterling Bank, Sobringville, has arrived to, fill • the vacancy on the local staff, ' Mr. and Mrs. A. McKinnon of the west were Deng annon vitt- Ors for a tow days last week while, they' called on old ,frionds.. -. A tmanimpus invitation was given t6 ,Rev., J. E Ilimter by the Feb- ruary quarterly board of the Mono' dist cluirch to remain a third yeat, ege Auburn Mr. and Mrs. hobt. Nicholson 01 Brigden have been visiting friends hereabouts. Mr. Ed. Robinson left last week with a car of horses -and settlers ef- fects for the west. He was accom- panied by Mr. II. Leisbman. The Canadian Order of Foresters had a very successful entertainment here on Friday meek, the .program Wag all supplied by local talent. The Sunday School Convention held here recently proved to be a helpful and 'inspiring gatheriIng, of S. S. workers, The marria,gc took place at noon on Tuesday week of Mist; Elsie, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Edmund Lear, to Mr, Stanley Choi- lew of Blyth, The many friends of the young couple unite in good wish- es for a happy and prosperous fut- ure. The Colborne and W. Wawanosh Stock Co, held their annual At - 'Home on Feb. 6th at the home of 111r, W. C. Robertson when a very cnOyable evening was spent. Mrs. Bradford of Luel now is vis- iting with her daughter, Mrs, Geo. Snell. • M. „and Mrs.'ilaniiltrin 'of Kansas • City, Mte. Latin -tar of Peterboro, Mr, and1V,Irsleo-pst of London and Mr.' • Co -Welsh of Stratford were here last week attending the tuneral of the late • Miss,ePotter. , • g Miss Neklie Watson of Edmonton • the .guest- of Mys., Jamei Berry of Egmondville. • " Mr. Olias: Andrews left for Winni- peg last week. Miss Charlotte Porter, daughter of • Mrs:- -J. S. Porter of town, died ' on •Oriday week ''S'Iter -a, week's illness of • rieuptortia. Her widowed mother and lour,Sisers survive. , • , '1,re,iiIv$41Ef.loltn-NEwS-1,,ABEit,; • Zurich ,. ond'Mrs. ,Preeter visited ir; 05- tjawa tor a few days last week. Mr• Alex, SParics lett for his home at Biggar, - Sask., last week 'after visiting his parents here. .1 -le took a carload of hotse-s with him, - Mrs. „C. Pride and Miss Minnie of. Hensall Visilied last week with 1V1t. and Mrs. Frank Kochons. • ' Mr. Peter Wooley and family have moved to ,Hcnsall, .and Mr. •Mcnno 'Bechlet;^ who recently 'disposed of his • farm, hasleased the hope just vaca- ted by Mt. Wdceley. .' • Mr„and Mrs. Elmor Klopa of the 13onsoit Line spent 'a: -few days with Mi. and Mrs. J. Fuss. • Mrs. , Gabriel 'Holtzman Passed a- way: at her home on Sunday week' af-• ter but a 'few • days illness. She had complained of not feeling well for ainle time but was better again when she Was stricken with paralysis and the end was pot long in coming. The deceased lady Was highly esteemed and had a• wide circle of friends. She was Sixty-twO years Of age and Icavi es her ktsband and eight thildrea, Marriages CHELLIDWeeLEAR At • Auburn on Feb. 17th, by Rev. George 'Jew- itt, -Elsie, daughter ot Mr, and Mrs. Edmund Lear, to , Stanley (helleW of Myth. STE,EP--EVANS--A t Goderich, on Februagy 18th, by Rev. J. E. Ford, Harry Steep to Maud Ev- ans, both ot Goderich. WILLIAMS—WARE—On January 2,11, at St. Matthew's church, Kensing- too We London, Eng,, 0 wendoline , Miller,- younger daughter „of 0. 'I', Ware, Esq., barrister, of Halley - bury, Canada, to George Monta- gue, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. George Williame,' Goderich. ' NETTERFIELD—MeEWAN—In Wing - .011 Feb. Robt. Roy Netter - field, to Ellen May MeEevan of Denfield. Births SITADBICK—At Londeshoro on Feb. 24th, to Mr, and ,Mrs, R. Shad - dick, a daughter. LIALVER—Jii le'ingham, on Feb. I,01:11, to :HZ and Mrs, Calvet, street, a daughter, - CARTERIn. Grey township co, Fee_ tuary 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. Jos. . Carter, a son. . WELSH—In East Wayeanosh, on Feb. 11111 to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Welsh, a son. FEAR—In Morris on Feb. 14th, to Mi and Mrs. George R. Fear, a daughter. CAMERON—Tn Brucefield, on Febru- ary 12th, to kr. and Mrs. H. L. • Cameron, a daughter. • McCRA.OKEN—On February 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. . J. L. McCracken, Bluevale Road ; a daughter. WOODS. --In Cloclerich township, Feb. 9th, to Mr_ and Mrs. Milton Woods a son., • Deaths Hensall Mr.- and Miss Buttery are down from the west ,visiting f riends M the vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. .1. 13, McArthur ot Vancouver are the guests ot fritncls in town. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Neelands has re- turned to Detroit atter a fortnight's visit at his home in town. ' Mr. A. Case has purchased from Mr. J. L. McArthur the residence which he has been occupying for some time. Miss Mantle of New York and her brother, Mr. Bice Mantle of Ottawa, have bent spend'ng tome time with friends. Mr. Arthur IL King has returned to her home in Toronto after a three nronth's visit at her pareatal home her. A fine new organ is being installed in Carmel church. . Mr. A. 1V1cEwan has purchased the bakery and restaurant business of Mr. N. P. Warrener and will take posses- sion about the first of March. Mr, Warrener will devote all his time to his growing livery business in future. Mr. Te,Farquhar has purchased the residence occupied by 'Mr. F. McDon- nell. PENNEBAKER—In Clinton, on Feb. 22nd, Anna May, wife ot Mr. Samuel • Pennebaker, aged 83 years. PICKARD—In Toronto, on Feb'. 22n2, Emma, daughter of the; late John Pickard of Goderich township. DAVIDSON -- In Tuckersmith, on Feb. 22nd, Andrew Davidson, aged 56 years and 11 months. STRACHAN—In Grey township on February 8th, Thomas Strachan, jr., aged 52 years and. 4 months. LOWRIE—In Mullett, on Feb. 155h, William Lowrie in his 59th year. PORTER—In Scatorth, on Feb. lath, Charlotte A. Porter, fourth dau- ghter of the late John S. Porter: GORDON—In TuCkersmith, on, Feb, 121h, Janet S, Habkirk, wife of Laughlin Gordon in her 54th year. Tuelcersmith, on Friday Feb. 1211i, FillZaheth LOVC, wife or Win. Hay, aged 30, years, The funeral of the late -Mrs. John Rathwell, mother of Mrs. James Johnston of Willow Hall, took place from that residence to Bayfield ceme- tery on Tunaday week. The deceased was for many years a resident of the Babylon Line, Stanley, coming to Henseli aboet four years ago ..with her husband. She was sixty yearof age. - The Rebekehs gave an At -Home to the Oddfellows their wives and some triends op Wednesday evening of last week when a very, enjoyabre time was speht. It is the intention to enlarge' the lodge roma, in the' spring, it being now too small to accommodate the growing order, A new piano will also be installed. Wanted RAW FURS COON - MINK , FOX, WEASEL ' AND SKUN. ALSO 1000 MUS111R A T , SKINS WANTED By APRIL • 20th. • - JAS. STEEP. l'Olt SALE—ONE 000D SECOND - hand windmill, impel ial Brantford; and 'pump. Apply to (‚apt. J. A. Ferguson, Bayfield, Out, —22--L MONEY TO LOAN, PRIVATE Funds.—Apply to Box 173, Clinton, P. 0. —21 MONEY WANTED—THE UNDER - signed can' place several thousand dollars on mortgages, bottle or debentures—security the et) best. —Jas. Twitchell & Son. WANTED -- A WOMAN To DO ,house work by the day, must be a good cook and competent to do any kind of house work. Liberal wages to the right party. —'Apply to Mrs. Malcolm G. MC -Taggart. • —17. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE of Farm,' Fartn Stock and Imple- ments.: -Mrs. Hart Hicks has in- structed the undersigned to sell by, public auctiain on lot 32, con. 12, Goderich Township, at 1 o'clock P. in. on 'Thursday, March 12th, the • following : Hodees--I. general pur- pose horse 10 years old, heavy draft mare 4 years old sired • by' Bute Baron.. Cattle -1 young cow freshened at Xmas, &ow dtin to fresTion, 1st of April, cow due in May, , and cow due to freshen in . August, heifer 2-year-oldg 3 Angus calveS riding 1 -year, calf 1 -year and young calf, 2 young pigs, a number Or hens. : Imploments--1\iassey2: Harris binder nearly new, Deering mower, Noxcn 13—hos seed drill, hay rake, root drill, plough, • set harrows, sadder, fanning mill, buggy, cutter, pair hob -sleighs, gravel box, hay rack, binder truck, hay, knife, ----scoop shovel, 'scythe, low down waggon, set double horn - noes, set single harness, 'eat whippletrees, -neck yoke, De Laval Sep-, orator nearly -new, Daisy churn, cross opt saw, goat robe, lexica shovels and other aelieles too num- erous to mention, Also a. quantity ot household turniture and a Gur- ney Oxford range nearly nevi burns coal or wood, also wood cook stove. Terms—Ail sums of $10 and under cash, over that amount 8 months credit will be given on approved jo-nt notes' or 4 percent per annum for cash on credit a- mounts. Alsb the Farm will be offered for sale at the same place • and date. Terms 10 percent or its „equivalent down on the day of sale, on the balance terms to suit purehaser.—All must be sold with- out- reserve, on account •cfrthe daatle of the late owner. . Plenty of stabling room will be provided or day of sale on the premises and at Guy Hicks' and R. Richardson's —Mrs. Hart Hicks, Proprietress, Geo. II. Elliott, Auctioneer. 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. • JOHN MAY, ,AGENT'. FOR THE Dr±lItING..PEOPI,E.. • fs offering Fencini • at• . close prices..., until the .15th of• ... March, next.-.." • • Ale° offering O few '.13lack .Club Bear robe,s below cost, !.• • I'Mn 'booking orders now for . Homesteat,partilizer for 'spring. CEMETERY SUPERTNTENDEINT Wanted:. — Applications addressed to the undersigned will be received U p to 6 o'clock p.m. on Monday, March 2n2, • for the, position cti Cernetery Superintendent. The sal- ary is $400,00 per year. Thee dut- ies are such as', are deined by the Cemetery Bylaw, which may be seen at the Town Clerk's office. When net on duty at the cemetery the Superintendent will be required toperform such: other services at • the Town Hall or on the streets or other work as he may be de- . • rooted by the Mayor or the Chief Constable, without further remen- oration,--C. J. Wailes, Chairman, Cemetery Committee, —22-1 TENDERS WANTED. — ITNOERS will be received by the Catinell of the township of Hefted up 1,1 9 ri- day the 27t1e of February at 2 p. 01. for supplying the following quantities, of rock -elm plank to be 21, in. thick and 16 ft. long, to he delivered on or about May 1st, 1914, as follows : 500 ft. at Fing- and's, 500 ft. at Watts', 500 it. at Miller's, 500 It at Constance, 500 ft. at Londesboro. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. —James Campbell, Clerk. —21-2 HOUSE FOR SALE.—ON RATTEN, bury St. west. Six room's with wood shed. Good cement founda- tion, good cellar well drained. Town water and cistern. First class gar- d.n.—Apply at The News -Record Office. ' —21. FEATHERS FOR SALE—it QUAN- tity of good feathers in so a number oil lamps, for sale. For particulars apply at — Clanadian Express Office, Clinton. —18. For Sale in Clandeboye ,C4000, BRICK HOUSE, 2 ACRES .ORCII-IARD, Slee.13- . , 'LES,' AND 15 ACRES LAND.: CONVENIENT TO POST OF- , FICE,' 5 0, 13.• 0:0'L AND • CHURCH -- APPLY. W. A. JONES. • 206' ' PERCY ST. OTTAWA. ' Ontario Street Church Sunday School. Missionary Day. SUNDAY NEXT. F411111.1 TOR SALE. --The William Proctor Farm, Lot Number 32 and. south-west part ot Lot Number 33, Maitland COIKOSSI011, Goderich town- ship, 111 acres.—Apply to W. Bry- done, Clinton. —16. • znalatemeteressieetteencesormw: mentostes"-wmgemerte=gogea, WOOD FOR SALE—ALL f,Ewartis, CREAM WANTED—WE HAVE. 174- ' best beech and maple. Get Deices at' office.—M, 0. Tianefordl —17, HOUSE FOR SALE — STORY AND a halt frame house on Queen. street', 10 rooms, town and, eon, water. acre of land with a number of apple, plum and pear trees. A stab- le and good sized ohicken. house. For further particulars apply on premises or addrehs—Mrs. Albert Turner, Clinton, Ont. "—it FOR SALE.—HOUSE AND LOT (No- 463) on Albert street. A. Scotchmere, proprietor. Seven rooms, cellar, town waterworks. I acre garden with stable. For par- ticulars apply to—A. E. Matheson, Clinton, Ont. —10 COTTAGE FOR SALE, — SIX rooms, cement cellar, town, water. Located in the centre of the 'beim, —Apply at The News -Record of- fice. CHOICE PASTURE' FARM FOR Safe :—Lot 21, Concession 5, Stan- ley, containing, 77 acres -under cul- tivation, 90 acres in paSturo and 7 acres in good bush ; consisting of cedar, hemlock, beechand maple, -There is a good frame barn and. • cedar log house, Those wishing to ,purchase a good pasture farm, with opportunity tor light agriculture will do well in interesting ',them- selves to this prdperty, , as river runs through this farm and woods afford eicellent shelter, „and grass is alVvaA the- best.—Apply to- J. J. Richardson, Varna,. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE ON Mary street. Five rooms, towli water and cistern, good stable, quarter acre of land,—J. G. West. —16. BELLEVIEW F ARM DAIRY. From our stock of first-class cows we are prepared to supply you twice daily withthe best of milk and cream. We solicit a. share of your patronage;—El 13t Phone —80. HOUSE .AND LOT FOR SALE -- 7 room house on Maple street; good , collar, town water, cistern, + acre lot with several fruit trees and stone stable. Apply ,00 premises. —George Jackson, Clinton. —16, Is Your Eyesight Not as Good as it Was? ig If your eyesight is Dot as good as it was you need glass- es, not a pair picked up at random, but a pair carefully selected • by an experienced optician. THE CORNER STORE Live and Let Live TEM no COFFEE Have you tried:our:bulk teas and •cofffee30c.,1 40cland •60c lb. IT The same glasses will not suit every pan 'of eyes -and the optician does not make the selection until he haTi made a scientific, test of your (I Properly fitted glasses are a comfort to those , who need glasses. And there -are people who -are troubled with headaches caused by eyestrain .who vituld get relief from glasses ffited by us: Fruits Oranges, lemone,7.banan- as, grapes and Fipples., Fish Fresh !f r o z en herring, halibut, fignan haddie, elm), cod fish and•filletts. A CA1,1. SOLICITED. E. E. HUNNIFORD LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER. A. J. GRIGG' Optielan Jeweler and Issuer of IVIarriage , • LieenSes. tilliPPed as op-toglete-creatnery hue arid we are toady to, receive eremite We solicit your patronage." We pay, you Iiigltest prices for your cream twice a morsth, also, pay all express charges andlutnisli: . you with cans. Those in the vicinity or Kinburn, may leave their enema with Mr. 15h11 and lie will deli.geg, Id. here. Wtite at once for Gang and' give us- Seaforth Creamery' Co: Box 186, Sehforth. —26 • ii•••••••• * • •••••••••• • • • • • * , 0 • • • • Commencing on • Tuesday • February 1711 and con- tinuing,for ten. days, we O will soli 100 lbs, Red.- 0 paths.Granulated Su- gar for $4,50. • ; • • Do not miss this op- • • portunity - ofsecuring your summer- supply, as 0 this is, the lowest point sugar has reaehe& in fif-: ; teen years.. with, the ex-:: o ception of three years ago o * and. droppedto, this point.: • and then advanced rapik ly to $625 per hundred. TO t T FASMERS — We are • sell i n g cheap in classes for feed i • • tet, 80c per gallon. - ,0 a W..T. O'NEIL • • • • • • "The ub•Grocer y." • owse•-••••**4*•••0••o ***** For Artificiat Hatching and Raising Chickens we have Prairie -State Incubators and Universal Myers— great saving on the old way of' hatching with hens, Call and see our display • --four different SiSES 01 In- , cubators, For the laying hens we have Oystsr Shell, • Crystal Grit, Beef Scrap, etc. Fat hens wanted, 12c live over 5 II), 10c live over 4 lb. • A full line of grain, flour and feed always on hand. GUNN, LANGLOIS CO. The Up-to-date Firm CLINTON. N. W. Trewartha, Wm. Jenkins. Logs Wanted. Highest cash price paid for iLll kinds of timber. Soft Elm in lengths o114 feet, other kinds usual lengths. Heading Wanted. Basswood end Soft Maple, 40 inches long. 84.00 per cord, • ,,,g_, ea STAPLETON SAW MILL 41,1110,110.A.6.1,16,,11..11,41..•••-••• .0••,•• • SEEtrisp-- HUDDART —for--- • ing FixturesP Su - 0 pliietsHeating doods, # # Irons, Toasters, Etc. # # over Fred. Jackson's # $ store. •# Anything you need in SAP PANS • AND PAILS. Call and see our stock. BYAM & SUITTER Sanitegy, Plumber* rho**. 1. The News -Record is the Leader for Town and Township Neves. Call and see the Tinware that we are making, and the quality of the tin we use. Do not buy factory, goods when you can get handmatia 1 for very little more money. SAP BUCKETS AND' PANS. A SPECIALITY. ORDER NOW. THOS. HAWKINS. Phone 53. PLUMBING AND HEATING. Sewing Machines and Supplies. If you need a new Sewing Mac- hine let Inc know about" it for I can supply you with any make you desire, I also keep on hand a In 11 stock of Supplies, needles, oil, etc. If the machine you have needs repairing bring it to me and I will put it to eight. A general Insurance bueiness also - carried on, A. HOOPER Store Next Wiltse's Grocery. COLLEGE AT -11OfilE Thousands of ambitioukgoung people I ore fast preparing in thew own homes to occupy lucrative positions as stenog. raphers, bookkeepers, telegraphers, cavil servants, in fact every sphere ot Business Activities. You may finish at college if you BO 15105. Positions guar- anteed. Hinter college any day. instruction. Expert teachers, Thirty years' experience. Largest train ere in Canada. Seven colleges. Special course for teachers. Affiliated with Commercial Mum. tora' Aseociation of Canada. Surnmet School at famous Spotton BUsiness College, London. CLINTON BUSINESS COLLECE 0140. filromroft B. F. WARD President. Principal. lailliglIMMONION11011.11.111..