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P114.1Ioio PU/01/0 Sebool Report
or February., ' •
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.F1irst 1)zeision. - •
;See. 4tlaaC.Ilass, (a) 75, p.c. teak, 480. ;
• a I,t 'Holmes ' 1133 -
Leeztaad . „ . 413 ,
.G2 Sheele}•
.2), Ladd ' ' 3994--
W laraper 391-
. •81> MaisTeil 1 385
•
iValker 3-77
0. Raftenbizry 368
L.4 Langford 362
Watkins 360,
• stilass" (b) pa p. c., max. 480,
H. IVIazirang 355
G. KeUer 34
X 'Wallis 342
w , • M. bfarstiall 341
'B. Jackson ; 340
A. Pickett 340
M. More 331
H. areig , 326 ••
A Arinuer 323
J. Houck . 321
3.1. Holland ,.. 308
•H. Forrester 306
L. Hearne - 305
al. Ratlezige 289 '
Subjects exansined on : Literature,
Gxammar, Arithmetic, Geography.
' •-" ' ---C. D. Hauck, Principal.
,... Second Division.taieaiora-Full marks 450,
, Ethel Wasmann 366
I•larry Rance 358
Ernest -Liyermore 340
Lyda Livermore • - 316
Fred Wallis" 338
,Robbie Schreier 336
Jessie Jackson 326
Harry' Lawrence 326
33taalie Hill ' 317
Alex. Eagleson 300
raeorge Middleton 293
alary Taylor ' 28/
aareest Hall • • 283 ,
Edna McCaughey 9
.Juniors.
• Rudi Argent a 310 a
Sadie Draper , 294
Madelon Shaw 286
Merritt Nedigar 281
'Edna West 280
Asa Peeves - 269
. E'dith Jones 260
-M. E. Chidley, Teacher,
• Third Division
"Sr, Class.
Beryl Cooper 98 percent
Agnes Walker 95
...„ Archie McKenzie 95
Dora Shoenhals 94
• Bell 90
' Annie Lawrence „. ' 99,
• , Charlie' Cole 88
• Helen Ross 87
L.eigliton Walker 87
Phamie Cree 86
Willis Cooper 82
fla MeCorvie 71
.Hattie Livermore . 76
Earl Livermore ' 72
Bert Slomoris . ,
Winnie Nelson . 71 "
Stewart 1VIcBrietz 68
• Pew! Gould •- 67
• 'Mildred Livermore 66
Ambrose McGuire • 65,
Charlie Bell CI
Lawrence West • 63
-Jr, Class.
George Walker •
Prances Yesbec
Marcus Tiernay
Josephine Yegbec
93
85
77
a70
Ernst Bradshaw 70
Aana Graelis 68
-J. Wilson, Teacher.
1 Fourth Division
•Sx. 3rd.
Amy Hellyar 90
• Willie bfutch 85
Jabez Rands • 85
Therothy Rorke " 85 .
88etty Twyeford -81
Bessie Morrish 81
Agnes Reynolds • 81
'Harry -Ball a, 82
Fergus Reynolds. 82
, • Bessie Murphy , 81
" . Macgregor Grant •81
' a Kenneth Carter 80 •
' Latta) Jedd 77,
Cora Mhhier 76
‘. • Gordon Hall 1 76
' Marjorie Beaton 76
• -• •
alas. Walker 76
• Blanche Nelson 76
' John Taylor • 75
-Jr° 3rd.
thia Wylie
• a Stuart Taylor
'• • •CIeo. Cartee
' lazed. Elliott
>Eva Bottek
.•Aft Bolton
• Russet f3ritton • ra,-, • 64
• Ilugh Maguire ' 61
Katie Ladd •a 60
• t -L. Stevens, 'reacher.
Fifth Division.
ST. Class,
•Gertrude Fowler ' • 96
• laleanor MeTaaeart 95
Ivy Plewes
Daisy Nediger
Haaold I,awsen
Jean Miller
)1allie Reel:ledge
'Audrey" Collyer
, alelen Grigg
• alisbet• Caok
- Helen Rohe -atoll
Margaret Cree
•. • B
•ither ar
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.a.my Gotild . •78
, Lacers Taylor . • 78
• ailtidaS Wiltse
Marion McIntyre
•" •Charlie MeGtare,
, •Gladys 'Holland
'74
'74
74
'• " 72
• 70
93,-
80
88
87
85
• 85, ,
83 •
82 '
'• 81
-86
' 79
"• Gorden Lawson
•• •Oharl'e Fulford
•• Jr, Clasg/
• nutii 'Evans ;
Mitten Butt ••
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• 'Switz r Grealig
78 '
70
• 64
61
. 9943' '
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93
• • 9a
• PereY Livermore.' '91
„,••;: ••' asiadaar. Idefau , ••, •• , „
.••'-4". • granki:IsInteli • „,,
' ' '.11ksand,•349111911and-'•: ;7,
.lejanie MelVlath ,•
Ceeifl-Caelr • •
' 87
85
Herbla MM'tz,!ra.111:cra''.• .
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Perea,,PraetP. ••
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piveratore 7
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• , Mary --Argent. ' • • - '• t. • O'cldlieribb."
71. CoOr, . •iss C4er6ucIe blunainas left • last
Sixth Devision,
Jr. Olass-Total marks 250, -• '• ' '
• Jack Wigginton '• 231 1
• Audrey McIntyre • •.'(• ' 223 • ,
Agnes Combo ,• 218
'Matti Backe); ••208
'. Bert Maguire ' 200
'George •188
' Luella MeCtinchey • 187'
•• • Jean Ford 1841 -
• "a Sadie •Giblas, • 180• •
4 .Albert Carrick ••171 •
." ateleh Ladd •170 ,
• '_ga. class -Total, marks 250 -Ken-
neth Rorke 235,, • Leo Reynolds 228,
Mervin Deeves 221, • Harry Cochrane
'212, Roland Walker. 207, Joe 'Carter
202, Norman MeNeil 202, _Lillian
Judd 189, Douglas Ball 180, Edgar
Wilts() 178, George Mennel 172, Law-
rence Wheatley 170, Cecil Turner 167.
Jr. 2rid-Total • marks 250 -Rosie
Caruso'. 219, Marguerite Von Rohl
218, Robert Middleton 209, Barry
Combo 189, Henry Sloman 171, Willie
'Vatter 136,
-Olive Cooper, Teachea.-
;Seventh Division,
Sts. -Total marks 300 -Ruth I-Iale
'288, Grace Stang 277, Marion- Morris
275, Isabell • Glazier 274, • 'Wilfrid
Grant 271, Katie Beaton 270, Myele
Sweet 266, Myrtle Bell 261, John
Nediger 260, Charlie Mennell • 255,
Fred McTaggart 251, Charlie Shapley
252, Wilbur Nelson 249, Norman
Counter 248, Fergusoa" Carter 212,
Eleanor Plumsteel 241, Ernest Ford
230, Wallace Wheatley 209, Clyde
Kennedy 203. Oliver Murphy -181.
Juniors -Total marks 300 -Olive
Schoenhals 281, Kenneth Roe (Ian
279, Norma Treleaven 273, John Liv-
ermore 268, Florence .Johnston 266,
Jean Simpson 2.50, • RusselPeckett
254„ Bert 1\ar4'hall-.25,1, Elmer Miller
248, Willie Argent 248, Cliftord Coop-
er 218, Phyllis Tozer 147, Kathleea
Taylor 216, Myrtle Carrick 244, Nel-
lis McNeil 211, Cecil Ashton- 2341,
Vera Cook 224, Olive Lawrence '.213,
Hildegard Arndaen 211, Margaret Ball
203, Vera "Gould 200, Francis Baines
191, Luella .Glazier 190.
-Ma Wiltse, Teacher.
Eighth Division„
ath class-Eilleen Atkinson 216, Ray
Carter 200, Robin Hunter 185, Bur-
ton' Bolton 180, George Hill 178, Don-
na Cochrane 177, Carol Evans 177,
Oliver Rands 170, Helen Cook 166,
Clarence Glazier 163.
3rd class -Hilbert Reynolds 188,
Catharine McTaggart 186, Linnie Ned-
iger 168, Tom Jackson 160, Lulla
Cricii 157, Joseph Caruso 155, Doris
Collyer 151, Howard Grdalis 154,
Arthur Hessian 136, Beta. Elliott 133,
Arthur Fulford 130, Violet Castle
126.
2nd elass-Fricda Sehoenhals 1410,
Addle Carter 132, Clyde Wheatley
114..
' M. L. Ker, Teacher.
Seaforth.
, The Womeris Canadian Club laid a
very successful meeting last' week at
which Miss H. I. Graham read a Pa-
per On Canadian Women Poets.
Miss. Jessie Gemmill is visiting
a
Paris friends,
Misg Flossie Pierson of Clin.ton has
been vistting Misa Stodclart of town.
Mr. Palmer Whitely has taken a
position with the G. .A. Sills Hard -
'are Co.
Mrs. James Dtinford spent a few
days with Brussels friends last week.
Mr. Jack Pringle of Hamilton was
a visitor at the holism ot his grand-
mother, Mrs. J. H. BroacIfoor, for a
day or so recently.
Mr, James Milton of Drumbo was
w guest at the home of Mr. and.
Mrs. Reba French last week.
Mr. Chas, Demise is home from the
west,' having been called home by
the illness of his mother, Mrs. An-
derson, '
Mr. Stewart Scott of Brus-
sels and Mr. and Mrs. Brine Scott of
the West visited their grandmother,
Mrs: Brine, for a, tew days last week.
Miss •Mildred Johnston visited
her. sister in Hamilton last week.
Mr. J. Seca of Palmeraton visited
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sills last week.
Mr. Leslie •Reid has accepted a
POsition as traveller for the Canada
Furniture Co.
• Mr. Will gfewart af St. Paul,
Mama. was in town recently visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, Ste-
wart. •,
Mr. and Mrs. Sclater celebrated the
fortieth anniversary of their wedding
one day last week. Mrs. Edgar
Lawson of Auburn was home tor. the
event and spent a few days with her
patent's, ,
Miss 1VIamie Friel of Toronto was
home for, a few days Met week,
Mr: Will 'covet' of St. Mary's wa,s
the ,guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr,
and- Mrs, A, Stewart,' recently.
Mr. A. L. Sniith, who has been ae--
countant in the Canadian Bank here
for mime time, was tendered' a fare -a
Well banquet before leaving to take
•a Position in the Windsor branch.
'Ma. John Clark has sold his groc::
bay, busines,s in Egmeadville to Mr,
Leitch who recently moved in ',from
Chisellenst. ".
• atr. Andrew, krchibald has twaen a
position 'with a large hardware than -
in Laaadon.
Mrs. • Andrew Tyerman died last
week at the age of nearly eighty-four.
Her "husband passed away only a few
weeks ago. They • were early and
highly esteemed resideala ota town
and vicinity, • s
Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Carnochan, who
have been spending some time vis-
iting friends and relative's in Tacker -
smith and vicinity, left Jest week 'for
their home near Saslrateon•
• Mrs. James 1.1. Anderson pasaed a, -
way at .the home of her daughter,
Ides. pristoar, • on Tuesday of last
weekaat the age of eighty-thaee.a
• Miss Liela Best has gone. to Sault
Ste, Marie te take a position on the
'School staff, '
' Ma. andMrs Htigh Sproat and lita
Ole, on are here' from. the we -Vis-
iting tad forreer's parents.
Meal:08101es Munroe, a- former re::
sideut be Seatorth, was here last
week renewing old •friendshipat • .He
,as. brae on the Padifie Coast for the
past , twenty-three-, yeare.
•
week for Oklahoma -CI y.
ansMici.wi voter kill:Ft Gllrrifegri_d sp! f tam at3°,,ylaa• d, Ya,
•
jaoasaato,spicartaQuodotaot, 'returned
week • Miss Ger.truda "Davis of Mitehell.
visited , her brothers in toavn laat
gra, • E. Iagrain of Edniontronrand
Miss Lulu. Symoads. of Meewatin,
who have been • visiting friends ' ih
town- and 'vicinity for same Weeks,
returned last week to, their respec-
tive homes in the west. ,
Dr, •J. C. -Hamilton ef Cornwall was
a recent viaitor. in Godericli. , •
Mrs. • J. B. Fotheringhain has • ar-•
rived home after being a patient in
,'the. General hospital; Tort:sato, for
some time. She is -much improved
in health.
Mr. Henry Kemp is brim:Sing an
action against "tae Dominion Power
and Transmissien Co., I-Iamilton, for
31,0,0.00 damages for the death et his
son, tbe late Thomas. Kemp, who,
died as a result, of injuries receiyed
at the pTat
The following are the officers elect-
ed at a •recent electing 'of the Board
of Trade .
President, M. G. Cameron.
• Vice, C. la Moore.
Seeretary, James •Miteliell.
Treasuaer, A G. Nisbet: •
Messrs. • A.. Porter, Wm, Campbell,
Dr. Macklin, 'W. I -I, Robertson and B..
C. Munnings were appointed as mem-
bers • of a _deputaaion to accompany
deputations front th'e, town and come
ty councils to Ottawa in regard ta
harbor matters. - '
Mr. P. C. Gilchrist, traveller for
the American Road Machine Co., has
returned from a successful trip
througli the Maritime Provinces.
The, students of the C. I. presented
the "Private Seeaetary" ta a full
house' on Monday week and acquitted
themselves with ereclit, During the
ovenaig Mr. Thos. Telford and Mr.
Geo. Case, both est -pupils, weire pre -
seated with diplomas from' the Royal
Humane Society for life-saving. •
Miss Grace Seeger has gone to
Toronto to study music.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bishop are
spending a fortnight with friends, at
the American, Soo.
Mr, M. W. Howell was in Montreal
last week in the interesti of the
Misner Manufacturing Co. Mr. Howell
finds that his work in connection
with this company takes so much of
his time that he will have to dis-
continue his hardware business, which'.
he will dispose et.
The funeral of the late Miss Nellie
Donogh, alio spent practically all
her •lite hero and was highly esteem-
ed, but who died in Detroit, took
place here on Wednesday afternoon of,
last week. •
Dungannon.
Mr. Geo. Case of the Seatorth Col-
legiate was home for a few days
last week.
Mr. Wilbur Johnston has di:razed
home Irma Weyburn, Sask., 00 st , !s-
ib for a few weeks.
Miss Eva McBrien, of Crystal City,
Man., has been visiting at the home
of Mr. Robere Davidson.
Rev. R. A. Robinson has been ill
since returning from a •visit to Sar-
nia,.
Rev, C. Gomm was visiting Hol-
stein friends for a few days last
week.
Mr. J. R. McNab was in Toronto
last week attending a meeting of
the Cenadran Produce Dealers' As-
sociation.
Mr. George Case, son of Dr. Cage
of Dungannon, was presented with a
medal from the Royal Humane Soc-
iety, at a gathering of the Goderich
Collegiate last week, in recognition
of his bravery' in saving a young
man Irons drowning in the xiver last
June. George wasformerly a stu-
dent of the Godericii 0,1.
' Births
ELLIOT-In Exeter North on' Feb.
200h to Mr. aad Mrs. Elder El-
liot, daeghter.
MacEWAN.-1At Goderich, on • Feb.
171.11, to Mr. and Mrs. H. J. A.
MacE,wati, a ..son.
HONEYWELL -In a:Ingham, on Feb.
• 19th, to Mr. ard Mrs. Albert
Honeywell, a daughter.
FIULLEY-In Seaf•orth, on Feb. 21s0,
' to Mr, and Mrs. Halley, a son.
•Deaths
GLAZIER -In Clinton,. on March
2n4, Rosetta Kerr, relict of the
late James Cilazier, 'in her 73rd
year..
COOK -In • Toledo, Ohio, on Feb.
25th, Jiales 5, Cook, K. Da of
Closhczn, Ind,, eldest son. ot 'the
• late Peter Cook of Goderich
township, aged ID years,
BISSETT-In Exeter, on Feb, 22nd,
• Themes Bisseit, aged. 85 years, 10
'months, 18 days, '
MacEWAN-In Goer:rich, ori Feb.
I74h, infant Ma of Mr, 'Lusa 'Mrs.
J, A. MacEsvan.
DON00-13-Iii Detroit, ott Feb. 23rd,
Nellie L. •Donogh.
DALGARNO-In East Wawanosb, t' on
Feb. Zeta, George .Dalgarno, in
his 87th year.
BOWLER -In Gederieh, on Feb, 20111,
• biro. Thomas Bowler, aged 39
years.
TYREIVIANa-an Seaforth, en Feb.
24th, Mrs. Andrew 'ryretnan aged
83 yearg.
ANDERSON -In Seatforth, on Feb.
241.11, Elizabeth Hawker, widow of
- the late James Anderson, in her
84011 •year.
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H011SE FOR SALE OR' TO RENT.
.,.
'eaa2. atora frame house on cateen. St.,
a roang, hall upgairs and delve,
good atom) cellar, aitehen• and Wo'od
shed, In ,good repair, hard and soft
syater, a acre of landa all. kinds. cif
frilia txees.'' Hen- ' hatzse.-For, fur-
• ther pd',
particulars apply; to , 13:''..Lit-
a aie, Albert Sta. Pintail, -35:
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'LOST. 011 "IrE.13, 26'lat ON
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'Road , aelasreen ' -Clinton ease .Sea,-
feetdi,, 'a achievable •red plush 'eut-
ter'aille, offihe finder "ivill•Pleaa3.
• inunlealle''as "leave ;With - A. J ,
t blear:aye Oliatoe. (. • ,
WAN'I'ED-a•ROOM :AND 130ARD BY
absing Man ihr the- vicinity .., Olathe
'old' Eieetrie Liglicatation.-7-Adoliteas,
-.234;
BARRED" ROCK gookERELs 'FOE)
sale.aa,10 good beavy eockerela
weighing 8 to 10 lbs each, l'ricba
reasonable. Also one R. C. Brown
Leghorn coca for sale $1.00,- a
A. Hovey. •-23-2..
WANTED, -A young man of 25 svista*
es Work, not neeessarilY la Mike.
Good Penman, 8/. years office ogiar-
ience, Highest testimonials tram
local ad other businesa mena-'Ad-
dress Drawer. 13., care News -Record.
• faUOTION. SALE Ole FARIVI STOOK.
Messrs. A. rat J. Dale have instruct-
ed -the ' undersigned to sell by
public auction at C. J. Wallis' sale
and exchairge staales, Clinton, on
Saturday, Mar 7th, the following .
. Draft gelding( rising a yeaxs, guar-
anteed to be good worker, draft
filly rising 3 years, broken to har-
ness', agriculteral filly rising 3 yrs.
broken in harness supposed to be in
• foal, aglicultural Tilly rising 4 yrs.
supposed . to be in .foal, driving
horse ising .3 years, a good quiet
driver, Durham cow 5 years, due cm
March 20th ; Durham -grade cow 9
years old, due last -of March, eow
due in April, cow 7 yrs old, -due
in May, farrow cow, 3 years, good
grasser, farrow cow, 6 years, good
grasser, farrow cow 1 years, shoat
• keep, 'Poll Angue cow 4 years new-
ly calved, Durham cow due 10th of'
March, 8 steers rising 3 years, 5'
steers rising 2 years,. 10 heifers , 2
years old suitable for Beet Ring or
short keeps, 7 fall calves, Yorkshire
sow, 2 years old, due time of sale,
Yorkshire sow, 1 year old, due May
.2nd, 3 store pigs. Sale at one o'-
clock sharp. Terris Cash or 6
inonths on bankable paper bearing
interest at 4 percent. Au most
.positively b'e sold as proprietors are
over stocked. A. Ft' J. Dale, pro-
prietors. 'I'. Broten, Auctioneer.
"
TENDERS WANTED.- TENDERS
will ba received by the comea of
the township of Mullett up to 5 p.
tn. on Friday 27011 March, 1914, for
the aging and construction of the
Bowes Award DraM in the town-
' ships of laullett and Morris. Plans
-
and specifications can be seen at the
tolveship Clerk's office, Londestoro.
The lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily ,aceepted.-James Campbell,
Township Clerk. -23-3
EARLIER DELIVERY. WEI, THE
undersigned arivera of delivery rigs
an the town of Clinton do hereby
agree not 06 delivery any goods Sat-
urday evenings, unless the order for
the same is in betore 10 o'clog p.
ie. -Bert Fitzsimons, S.. Nellans,
G. Hommel', W. McIntyre, J, Caok
D. Kennedy, A. McLeod, W. Lock-
wood, T. Shipley, 11.131. Mailman.
-23
FOR SALE -ONE (Kiwi SECOND -
hand windmill, Imperial Brantford;
and pump. Apply to Capt. J. A.
Ferguson, Bayfield, Ont. -22-
MONEY WANTED -THE UNDER-
• signed can place several thousand
dollars on inortgages, bonds or
debentures -security the 'e>y best,
-Jas. Twitchell az Son.
•
CREAM WANTED, --I AM AGENT
for the Walkerton Creamery. Any
person having cream to' dispose of
please write or . Phone me. -Edgar
J. Trewartlia, Holmesville, P. 0.
Phone 15 ea 1153. -15.
For Sale in Clandeboye
GOOD BRICK HOUSE, 2
a ACRES ORCHARD, STAB- .
LES, AND 15 ACRES LAND..
'CONVENIENT 'TO POST Ole-
.FICE, soficto.r., AND
-CHURCH - .APPLY, W. A.
••" ...JONES. 206 PERCY ST.
OTTAWA.
Ontario StreetIr Church
Sunday School.
Missionary 1D4y.-
SUNDAY NEXT.
JOHN MAY, AGENT,
E011, THE„ DEERING PEOPLE. .
Is Offering Ideal Fencing at
close prices until the lath 60
• March next. 2 ,'
Also offering a few, 131ick Club
Bear labea belovcost.
I am booking ordera now for
limiest -earl Fertilizer for swing.
MONEY ToLo87. .'
Furids.-awaiTly '11-75:• Chit le,211-1,
UNRESERVED AUCTION" aSAa,,111
of a'arm, Sto-ea Sad. Izaple-
•antiernitcltt.e-LdMtrhsec'sintitlabwrtsigirileir°to":e:in-
11
• public auctiam 32,. con. 12,
1 Groderieh Toweship, at 1 o'clock P.
' in. on Thursday, March 32t11,th,e
tollaaing FIoraes-1 "gemiral pur-
pose' - borse aid; :heavy
draft Mare Years eidasired.
Bute Baron. Cattle -1 young cersa
'freshenea • .at Xmas, coW due • to
treaters last of April, cow due in
May, , and COW due to freshen • in
August heifer 2-year-o1al 3 Angus -
calves rising 1 year, • calf 1 -year, and
young calf, 2 young pigs, a number
ele hens. t Implelments-4'.1assey.4
•Harais binder nearly new, •Deering
• mower, Noxon 13 -hoe seed drill,
Hay rake, root drill, plough, 'set
harrows, mutate', fanning Mill,
buggy, cutter, pair bob -sleighs,
gravel box, hay rack bidder truck,
hay. alinife, scoop sivavel; scythe,
low dosses waggon, set double ham-
ness, set sir:gle harness,set whip-
pletrees, neck yoke, Do Laval Sep-
arator newly new, Daisy chean,
cross cut saw, goat robe, 'erica
shovels and other articles too num4
erous to mention. Also a quantity
ot household furniture and a Gur-
ney Oxford range nearly new Imam
coal or wood, also wood cook
stove. Terms -All stuns of $10
and under cash, over that ',amount
8 months credit will be given" on
approved jcant notes or a percent
per annum for cash on credit a-
mounts. Mao 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
purchaser. -All must be sold with -
:set reserve, on account drthe
death ot the late owner. Plenty
of stabling room will be provided
on day of sale on the premises and
at Guy „Hicks' and It. Richarrdson's
-Mrs. Hart Hicks, Proprietress,
,Geo. II. Elliott, Auctioneer.
HOUSE FOR SALE, -ON RATTEN,
bury St. west. Six rooms with
wood shed. ,Good cement • founda-
tion, good cellar well drained. Town
Water and cistern. First class gar-
den. -Apply at The News -Record
Office. -21.
FEATHERS FOR SALE. -A QUAN-
tity ot good feathers in pillows, al-
so a number of Imam for sale. For
particulars apply at -- Canadian,
Express Office, Clinton. -18.
FARM FOR SALE. -The William
Proctor Farm, Lot Numter '32 and
south-west part of Lot Number 33,
Maitland Conausion, Goderich town-
ship, 144 acres. -Apply te W. Bry-
done, Clinton. • -16.
FOR SALE. -HOUSE AND LOT
(No, 133) on Albert street. A.
Scotchmere, profrietor. Seven
rooms, cellar, town waterworks. a
acre garden with stable. For par -
Maulers apply to -A. E. Matheson,
Clinton, Ont. • -10
HOUSE, AND LOT FOR SALE ON
Mary street, Five rooms, town
water and cistern, good stable,
quarter acre of land. -J, G. West.,
-16,
Wanted
RAW FURS „
•C 0 0 N , MINK , FOX,
;WEASEL AND SKUNK. • '
ALSO 1900 MUSffiRAT
SKINS WANTED By APRIL,
'2010.
JAS. STEEP.
Is Your Eyesight
Not as Good as
it Was ?
q If your eyestght is not as
good as it was you need glass -
,es, not a pair picked up at
random but a paif-c-arefully,
selected by an experienced
opt I
,gt,
an,
q e same glasses will not
suit very pail of, ayes- and
the optician does not make
the selection until he bac;
made a scientific test -of your
eye, ,
ig Properly fitted glasses are
a coinfort to those who need
glasses,
4:11 A.ffd there are people who
are' troubled with headaches
caused by , eyestrain who
voould get relief from glasses
ffttecl by us. ,
A. J. GRIGG
, optiCian -
Jeweler and Issuer of Marriage
Licenses.
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WOOD'33'011 'SALE -AG 11,11GT3IS •
.beat beech and friable," Get pricae, at
office, -+M. G. lideafora. '
pf;auframl ae fidnpal :ieetahif). tQrneesuvoile44.1iAesrtst:eteaboll.;
,rooms,, town aad water':
110115E 'FoR _SALE - $50AY'AN3
le and good sized ehickea house.
For further -Particulars apply, on
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PT7ritzli:lesre,P CI inrtoid0r6nts-Mrs
. .. Albert
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COTTAGE,' POE, ..SALE, •-
rooms . cerhent cellar town water.
Located in the centre of the town.
a -Apply at 'rise' News -Record of-
fice; ' • -1.5
CHOICE PASTURE FARM FOR
Sale :-Lot 21, Conceasion 5, Stan-
ley, containing 77 acres •under cul -
ideation, 40 acres in pasture and
• 7 acres in good bush ; coasisting
ceday, hemlock, beech and maple.
There is .a good frame barn and
cedar log house. Those wishing to
purchase a good pasture farm, ;stabil
opportunity for light. agriculture
will do well in interesting there -
selves in this property, as • rives
runs through this farm and ;woods
afford excelleat shelter, and grass
'15 alwaya the best. -Apply to 1.
J. Richardson,' Varna.
BELLEVIEW FARM DAIRY. •-
From our atock of first -crass cows
we are prepared to supply. you
twice daily with .the best of milk
and cream. We solicit a share of
your patronage. -E. B., Hilt, Phone
-80.
THE GONER STORE
...Live and Let Live
TEAS AND COFFEE
s •
Have you triediour bulk
teaS an coffee 30c, 40c :and
50c lb.
• Fruits
'Oranges, lemons, banan-
grapes and apples.
Fish
•
Fresh frozen herring,
halibut, finnan haddie, cisco,
cod fish and filletts,
A CALL SOLICITED,.
•
• E. E. HUNNIFORD.
LIVE AND LET LIVE G-ROC•ER,
Logs
Wanted.
Highest cash price paid for
all kinds of timber. Soft
Elm in lengths of 14 feet,
other kinds usual lengths...
Heading
Wanted. •
,
Basswood and Soft Maple,
40 inchea long; 54.00 par
cord.
STRPLETON.SAW MILL
SEEra.00--•
1-1UDDART
$iersi n eFaixt ititligreoSoudps:
pli# Irons, Toasters, Etc. #
0 over Fred., Jackson's #
store. • •
$
liorga.Alt~f)
Any,thing you need in
1.••••=insmommaimaimums
Hularraisclozartisaissmientrepamalmaillaml'
CREAM WANTED, -WE IUD Pla
• quipped an. upaeradate-eaeainery-haret • ,
'find we are ready to Reels%
a We solicit your patroziage, "W0 7v6'
pay you highest -palace en. yrifse
cream twice moetla• also asay ,
'express *barges arid attruish •Yatta
' with" cans, Those hi 1bevicildta "00 • "
• Kiaburis may. leave ,'theit crefl
with Ur, Hall and he will del44irl '
• it „ , Write at once for can/ • ,
• end give tus a trIaL-The Sesta*:
'Creamery pe. Box 480, Seatortia
•••••••••••e••••••••••
• Ityou were to ask for the
loan of our little hatchet, .•
14 we wculd be compelled to ;
'
a tell you "It is Lent121 and
• wehave a ftili assortment 44.
„s of fish as follow': O
• •
..• Fresh Herring •
• •
• Fresh Halibut
,
•• Red Salmon •
:White Fish
••
- •
Iladdock
▪ rinnan Haddie ;
• . •
• and Fillets.
• •
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• ▪ W. T. O'NEIL
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• "The Hub as ocery." •
•••••••••• ••• •••••••••
For Artificial Hatching
and Raising Chickens
we have
Prairie -State Incubators
and Universal !lovers -
a great saving on the old)vay
of hatching with hens.
Call and see our, display.
--four different SIZES of In-
cubators,
For the laying hens we
have Oyster Shell, Crystal
Grit, Beef Scrap -'etc.
Fathen5, wanted. 12c live
over 5 lb lOc 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. Trewartba, Wm. Jenkins,
"Call and -see the Tinware that wra
aremaking,' and the quality of the,
tin we use. Do , not buy factokyl•
gotids when you can get handnozsdat_
• 1 I, for -very little more moneY,
SAP BUCKETS AND' PANS.
A, SPECIALITY. ,
ORDER NOW.
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 53.
PLUMBING AND JEIEATINC44
Sewing Machines and
Supplies.
If you need a new •Sewina alas-
hine let me know about it for 10 •
Can' supply you with any make
you desire, I also keep on haea
a fu 11. stock of supplies, needier&
oil, etc. If the machine you have
eeeds repairing bring. it to ale
mid t will put •ilato righta.
A. general Insurance business also
....carried on, •
,•
A HOOPER
• ' Store Next Wiltse's Grocera,
•SAP PANS
• - AND PAILS.
a•-teet
Call and see our, stock.
BYAN1 & suITTER•
,s„,dtan,flumbers •Pliont,14
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anefast preparing, in their own homes
tooboupy lucrative positions as steneg•
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anteed. Enter cellege any ease mazy, '
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•Thirty years' experience. Largest train ,
erste Canada. Seven col!etiee. Special '
course for teitehers.• -
Affiliated with Commerbial• reten
torstAssoolation of Panetta, Suminer
School at famous Seotten Buse:loss,
CLINTON BUSINESS COLL#CE,
(4E0. SKVITON B. F. wain:,
6 President,'• Panelled,
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