HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-04-16, Page 5April 16th, 1914
Clinton News -Record
Goderich
Frs. SmeeU1 has returned from a
'.';nit, with her daughter, Mrs: l " } edall
Toronto. o 0nto.
Miss Olive- Grey `of the hospital staff
lett last week on a visit to her uncle
airt, aunt of Springfield, Mass.
itis. n
corma Brophey and little dais
Phe Y
liter, Miss Florence; returned last,
'eek to their hone at Pontinac;,
llicli., after a lengthy, visit with Mr.
a n6 :Mrs. Wm. Brophey- of town.
who '
-,lis JennieCowan,,_9 has been
spending, remit time intown, lett re-
cently. .to
e-cently"to visit het sister at Portage
'la Prairie, Manu
Mrs.rs. Hamilton who has been sto y
inr with, her son
in town is now vis
:titin her son, 'Hugh J- amilton „of
g •
Collingwood.r
Mrs. Wm: Holland spent the Eas-
ter vaeationi with Toronto friends.
Mr. Geo, Wilson of Pickford, Mich:,
is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Chas. Carrie awd.'her grand-
daughter,. Miss Eva Scott, spent a,
iew days td Berlin with Mrs. Will
Scott last week.,•
Mrs. R. B. Smith returned recently
'from 'a six month's visit with fri-
•ends at St. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. M. H. Oakley returned last
Week to her home in New York att-
`tor visiting, her parents, Mr, and
'Mrs. C. Blackstone of town.
Rev. Geo. E. Ross was in Toronr
3o last week attending a meeting of
-the Foreign Mission Board of the
hGenera'1 Assem,bily.
Bishop Fallon of London confirmed
a Large class in St. Peter's church at
special' service one tnorning
-week.
• The Bowling Club had' -been re -or:-
recent-
ly
anized at ;its annual meeting ecent-
ly held, the. following officers being
+elected : Hon. -President, R. S•. Wil-
liams; President,11. T. Williams;
'Vice, •C. A. Hunter ; Treasurer, L.
;Doherty ; Secretary, William ;,ane
>Commibtee, C A. 'Nairn;, Fred Hunt,
Chas. Griffith
The:Boy Scout, company of Victor-
ia streetchurchare progressing finely
-and steadilyrincreasingin.numbRrs:
Mr. and Mrs F. B. C'lesneht..of
:North, Bay -•spent they. Easter v;ace-
`tioa with ,Rev,; B. Clement of town. -
Miss McAuley, has returned to net
`home at Woodstock after visiting.
'Mrs. George H: King.
Dir. 'Joseph" -Kidd was in M'rntreal,
-last week in connection with the bus-
iness of the ,Canadian Ticket Agents'
Association, of which. he is vire-
.president:
Mrs. L. J. Morris and Miss LaVone
•returned last week to Grand Rapids,
:Mich., after visiting for a couple of
*months with friends in town.
bliss Graee'Seeger has returned
'from Toronto where she was taking a
..course at the Hamburg..Conservatoxy
rot Mune,
' Mrs. Mackie of Hamilton spent Ras-
rtertide with Mrs. 1VIacHattie of town.
Mrs. WIT Webster has xeturned
•from, a visit with friends at Detroit
:and other. points.
Mrs. Thos. Babb has returned from
spending the winter in Mihvaukee.
Mr. J. E. Jordon, formerly of town
- -was in Gode!rie13 last week.
Miss Doyle has returned from.
. iss Helen Do s
1 3
sa prolonged visit with Bcooklyn-
.friends. •
Seaforth.i
Mr. James Munroe intends leaving
shortlye Mon -
;to take �up residence, m
treal. '
Mrs; Andrew Calder ,left last week
for Saskatoon.
Mrs. A. W. "-Barker has returned
from a, visit with friends at Wallace, -
burg.
Mrs. 'Spadling, who was removed to
London a fewweeks, ago for special
treatment, died in that city on Mon-
day of last week. The :remains were
brought to Seaforth ,tor intermen•
t,
the -funeral taking place on Wednes-
The W.F.M.& mot for the last time
last week prior, to their antalagama-
tion with 'the W.H.M.S. The united
society will Inc called the Wonon:s'
Missionary Society of the Piresbyter-
ian "Church. At this meeting Mrs. Ar-
chibald was .presented by her fellow -
members with a life membef"'hip certi-
ficate in recognition of her loltg and
faithful servicesinconnection with
the auxiliary.
Mr, p,' McDonald of London! visited
his sister, Mrs. A. Scott' of town; re-
cently.
Mr: J. Menzies of Tawas; City, Mich.
was. here last week, having collie" over
to attend the funeral of his brother,
the late Archibald Menzies.
Mrs. O. V. Weston of Detroit was
an Easter guest at the .home or her
parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Janes' Graves'.
Mrs. 'Consigney and Master "Charlie
have returned home after a visit of
some weeks with friends in Eastern -
Canada.
'Mr. Isaiah Holmes, a former-resi
-'
dent of town but now of Berlin, vis-
ited old friends in .Seaforth :last
- '"
week.
Mr. John McKay of- Saginaw, Mich.
who came ovon to visit' his mother in
Tuckersmith who has been ill, 'called
on friends in town recently.
Mr: J. L. Welsh suffered a slight
stroke of paralysis one day last week
but he is, ,now recovering.
Misses Ella and Jessie Robb, -.Who
have been In Toronto for some time,
helve arrived home.
Mr. and IYIrs. James Troyer have
returned. from Toronto =where they
spent several :weeks. Mr. Troyer's.
health is not much improved....
Mr. Harry Stephenson of Winnipeg
paid a flying visit to Seabortlr last'
week.
Dr. Margairet Calder and Miss Ethel
King of Wingbam were guests of Miss
May Wightman last week.
Mrs. Webb and Miss Edna spent
the Easter holidays with- Toronto
friends. '
It is reported that Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Colbert, who recently took
up their abode in London, intend
moving back to Seaforth.
Mrs, Abel slipped on her own door-
step recently and in falling broke, a
small bone in her hip. The accident
will confine her to her room foe stoats
time,
Miss Cora Dodds spent Easter with
Detroit friends,
Mrs. J. Ilenidorson visited with Lon-
,desboro friends last week,
Mr: Alex• McLennan left for Win-
nipeg lash ween, being balled there by
e th °
the d of his brother.
a
Dor. Brown Jackson of London was
in town one day last week calling on
friends.
Mr, Gerald Case ' was in Toronto
last week.
i\ews-Record ',,leans News -Leader.
Mr. John Ransiord Will Have
His Say. Who ,Would Deny
Him That Privilege?.
To The Editor of Tho News -Record.
Sir, -We hear a good deal about
cigarette smoking. We read a':nusnber
of letters and editorials on the sub-
ject,and-lately it has .been attempt-
ed to prohibit their importation, man-
ufacture, sale or Use. ,To what end ?
To stop. boys under eighteen years us-
ing thein ! There is at present a law;
u forbidding,
in -the stat statute boos their
be •incl -
u Itfoundfi
ch is fo 3 to
Sale- to s1
cien;t, and hence thci trouble. ` The
trouble is,, not in the cigarette
nor .is it in the boy. It is in the
parents who are to ,;dame. We live
in an age -and the sooner people) rea-
lize it the better -when parental • dis-
cipline has ceased and the law, the
policeman, the moral censor is looked
to as a 6tt'ng substitute, ,Parents
neglect religious training of their
children, and .compladently hand it ov-
er to the Sunday school. Where is.
it all to end? St. Paul, when enu-
merating the signs ' of the last days,
mentions, that children shall be "dis-
obedientunthankful obedient to parents,
un-
holy." Is to -day the beginging, or
have we already . entered into the
"last days?"
No laws will stop cigarette smoking,
or any other forth of smoking.' I can
well remember as a boy, when cigar-
ettes were difficult to obtain, seeing
boys smoke, brown paper, cane, and
tea leaves wrapped in paper. Bops
who could buy a cigar or a pipe of
tobacco were heros • ! The :,trouble
With 'the' good people who look upon
law making as the one panacea for
all evil is that they do nob recognize
the fact that it' is the mien and not
alcholic beverage, the boy and not
the . cigarette, that should receive.
their earnest attention. Reform• the
man, and drunkenness disappears in
spite of all the whiskey ever distilled.'
Teach the boy, ' keep him in proper:
control, and 'he will not smoke. •
Regarding cigarettes in particular
very high authorities state that they
are the most harmless form of smok-
ing. Many of us think that smoking .'
is 'injurious, to a greater or lesser de-
gree, for either sex until they reach
maturity, and that, both mentally and
physically, after maturity it, is not
injurious, : but in many cases beneficial
if used, in moderation, like everything
else. . According to melt a high au-
thority as Sir Morel Mackenzie, the
great throat specialist, if cigars and
cigarettes when used be smoked with'
a holder and pipe and holders be kept
clean with Mahommedan scritn'alous-
ness,.no harm ensues. Travelers say
that in Burmah, Turkey, and other
countries smoking is indulged in with-
out detriment even by children of both
sexes, wob'ody denies, that since of
our youth' smoke to their iojar•;, 1 at
the point I want to stake is this -if
a boy will not o103' his father and
Cher
1 smoke 'to e ss is
mother, , and will sex
chis,
law going to stop him 9 it's. folly
to think of it 1 Supposing- on do
banish cigarettes out of Canada, you
will merely drive the boy to tete a
pipe or a cigar, and in so doing he'
will probably smoke far more iobaeco
than he did before. Let these, eles
gt•
men especially, who are so prone to
interfere in matters .they are so "il1-
fitted to take _ part 'in cease their
meddling, and do their rightful '• duty
by starting in a crusade to call, par-
ents back to realize how they fail' to-
day in their duty to, their children. Ir
parents to -day exercised the control
they should over their children we
would not hear of any more proposed
1 legislation to prohibit tobacco in anY
form.
Yours, etc.,
JOHN SIANSFORD,
Port Albert
Mr. Thos. G. Hawkins, Winnipeg,
who has been spending 'the winter
' 1
er M
r. Will B.
Mete with his broth
hoe ,
Hawkins, loft last week for Thoroicl
where he will. be in charge of a
ssteanr shovel while the new locks
are beingi.puilt.
Marriages
McILVEEN-ASQUITII-At the resi-
dence of
(Incthe rparents s {n
Auburn, rone April 9th by Rev. Wm,
Raithby ,of Dunnville, assisted by
Rev, A, Long, ;auburn, Gortie.
Es daughter of. Mr, and Mrs. Al-
fred Asquith, to Francis Oliver'
Mcllvicen, manager 'of the Sterling
Bank at, Watford and Ion- ofMrs,
F. Mellveen-of Clinton,
BROWN--NEILANS-Tn Clinton on
Aril 15th, by Rev. 5. J. Alija,
April
Bate M., daughter Qf•,Mr, and
'Yrs. Alex. Ne fans to fdrncst;
z f
Edgar.Brovn, all of Clanton
TAYI,OIlMIQUELON-At Hardisty,
Alberta,. on April 1st, Will, J
Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
i2iStanley,
'Taylor o[ the -id con. S Y,
to Albertirie, M. Miquelon, both of
Hardisty.
STERLING-MAKTNS.-Ai the On
tario St. church parsonage on Ap
ril kith, by Rev. S. J, Allis;
Florence M,, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Wm. Makins, Stanley, to
Robert A. Sterling 0? Godericln
township. '
C. C. I. Term Report.
List of pupils that :have obtained
:fifty Percent. or 'over on the sessional
rexantinations from January to Easter
'1914. Reports have been sent to all
;parents giving the standing of each,
student in all subjects together - with
-report of attendance and penctuatity.
'These reports should he examined
rarefuliy, signed" and, returned at" the
,commencement of the now term.
Form,. 1.-R, McGowan 80:2, E.
Reid 78.7, M• Cooke 72.2, T. Magquid
`72.1, E. Evans 7.1.5, M. Chidley 70.3,,
E. Kemp 69.6;. S. Nelson 69,4, V,
Powell 68, M. 'Crich 67:1, ,A Gilchrist
66.8, M.,Schoenhals 65.1, W. Appleby
84,5, I. Cole 63,4, J. M. -Elliott 63,3,
W. Gray 62.9, W. Blacker 62.8, E.
Jamieson 60.2, M, E. Elliott 59;7, L.
Morrish 59.2, E. Blake 59, M:- McMath•
57.5, K, Dowzer 57.1, 11; Parinter 56.5
A. Andrews 55, II. Morrison 54.8, E.
Tighe 54 .7, F. Coleman 54.1, A. Gib-
son 53 2, L. Mackenzie 52.3, B. Chow -
en 52,2, In Mair 52.2, 0. 'Johnson
51.6,:.11. Whitmore 51, E. Rau 50.6.
Form 2.-- A. Petrie 79.7, K. McGre-
gor 78.5; J. Wylie 75, A. A. Townsend
74.2, IS. Jamieson 72,6, G. Mudie 71.-
a 89.1
"12 A
. Dew r
• derson 71,
2, }✓
.San r
h. Cantelon, 07.6, F. Copp 67,; ]+.
Harrison 66, TS, Powell 64, .P.. C'iut
nirighamc 83, I. Ratlrwel'1 60.7, 0.
McGill 60.4, C. Kaiser" 60.5, A. Shan-
nahatr 59,2, M. Smillie 58.6, A. Math-
eson57.a
r, D. Shipley S, isle 57 ,4, E.: -Carter
'
57.3,,L, -Churchill' 56.7,.111. Cook 56i 7,
Cr. Beaton 56.5, F. P.ennebaker 55, F.
Rowe 55, G Wallis; 55, E. McAllister
54.5, P. Wheatley 54.2, 0• Canbelon
.53.0,F. Patterson 53.3, C. Cook 53.2,
W, Crich 51.7, II. Kitty 5l 5, M. Mair
51.4, R. Chowen 51.3, C. Whitmore
. 53:,3, R. Mackenzie 51.2, J. Forrest
50.4; J. Graingelr 50,4, M. Lansing 50.
McGowan
74.6,
L
Form.8.--M., M ro.
Manning 73.1, A.' 1-loare 70.2,-6. Cole
70.2, M. Llliett 60.8., I).. Copp
7.:Elliott 62.1, W. McNaughton; 6118,
"W, Walker 61.7, J. Smillie 60:3, "M.
McTaggart 59.2, W.:Nelson 57:7,
J.
!Middleton 57.2, S. Smillie 56.6, S.
',Henry 54.6, J. Smith 51,2, P. Pots
'ger 55 8; P. Brown 52.9, V. Loofa
;51.8, M. Cook 51.4, V. Hearn 51.1,
L,.
Wasmann 50.7.
Form 4, -Part 1 Faculty Entrance;
I�.
Beacom 81.7, II: Turner 81,3, F.
.Graf3 78,1, H. Middleton 73.8, R.
:Dewar 72, W. McGregor 7.0.8, L. Har-
•vey 66.2, N.' Garrett ' 66.4, C. Toll
84.1, E. Windsor 62.8, C. • Wood 59,5,.
D, Barr 54. Pt 2 'Faculty Entrance :
D: Blatchford 75.3, J. Watt 74 5 H.
Turner 63, I. Glen 56.3. bion. Metric
-T. Peahale 57.2, D. Tierney 55.
Zurich
bit , 5. Messner of Howl' was
than .afew daps last week.
Mrs. Herbert A.xt and children
Exeter visited last week. with Mrs.
FLYNN-WAMIIOLD-At;, Exeter on
April 8t13 Ernest M. YIyun to
Susie May daighter c;t Mr. Jos:
Wambold, all of Exeter.
JACKSON-CAMPBLLL - At Cal-
gary, onMarch 28th., Marian Caeh
twine, oldest daughter of ,Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Campbell, of-Seaforth
to Robert 13:.Jackson, son of Mr.
Geo. E. Jackson, of Egmondville.
Births.. ; _.
CARTER -1n Clinton on April • 14th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Carter, a
daughter.
COOK -In Clinton on AprilI 3rd, to
Mr. and Mrs. Oreo Cook, .a son.
HOOIPER-In Blyth, on April 3rd, to
Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0, Hooper, a
-son'
GREENLEY-In Exeter, on April
5th, to. Mr. and Mrs. William.
Greenley, a daughter.
FINN -At Port. Arthur, on March
31st, to Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Finn,
(formerly Miss Amy Hantshier) a
daughter.
Deaths
Ontario Liquor License
Act.
LICENSE D
ISTRICT OF 'CENTRE
HURON.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Board of LicenseCommissioners for
the License District of Centre Huron
will meet at Goderich at 2 o'clock p.
m. on, the 17tH day of April, 1914,
for the purpose of considering applica-
tions for liquor licenses for the license
year of 1911-15. All persons interest-
ed will, govern themselves accordingly.';
For the license year 1912-13 four-
teen licenses and; two extensions were
granted and for (Inc year 1914-15' there
'are fourteen applications:
Oliver Johnson
of
E,
Axt.
Miss Sadie Watson, , who has been
teaching ori the Bronson Line, has,
resigned and went to her ,tone at
Bayfield before Easter.
Mrs. Jantzi of Baden has' been vis-
iting her •parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Gascho of .the Bronson Line.
Mr. and Mrs. fI, Randall have re-
turned from London; where they have
been residing for some time, and are
at present with their .daughter. Mrs,
A. Zettle.
The Unique Club had a literary last
week, a feature--beinga debate as to
the profitableness of • growing beans
or corn. This club believesi'in com-
bining business with its pleasures.
News -Record Means News -Leader.
Wingham
Mrs. John Dean has been
icing Goderich friends
Mrs. W. Aleander of Vancouver
has been visiting her uncle, Mr, Peter,
Fisher of town.
MVlis. Alfred Haslein of Devel's Lake,'
N,D.,, wino came,,ovcr to attend the
funeral of her mother, Mrs. Morgan,
at Bayfield, spent a few' days last
week with Mr. and _lies. James
u f ,
Hough n town.
Mr. James Calder: of Port. Arthur
was the guest of his sister, Dr. Maa-
gaga Calder, for a few days last
week.
Miss Wallace, who has been visiting
in`'foronto for the past three months
has returned to the rectory.
Mr. Ted. Patterson, of New York
has becia the guest of his parents,
Kr. and Mac. Arch. Patterson, of,
town.
Rev, Mr. Pollock, who has been stip-
plying in the Baptist church for
sometime,preached his farewell ser-
mons on . Sunday week. Rev, Mr,
I-Ia}milton of London; a former, pasn
tor, preached last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. G, Stewart are
moving back from 'Toronto to Wing -
ham, and will occupy the ,souse re-
cently vacated"' by Mr IT. B. Elliott.
• Alr, Arthur Lincoln has leased tlfil
Weir farm in Turnb'crry and has al-
ready taken possession.
The Bowling . Club has been re of
ganized with the following officers for
the coining ,season : IIon.-PreSidbub,
C. Dallas ; Hon. -Vice, Wm. ITolines„
President, Thos: C. King ; Vice, A.
E. Smith ; Sec,-treas., 5, P. Smith ;
Auditors, Richard Clegg and E. B.
Walker ; Grotusds Committee, Thos..
Hardee, Fred llardio A. E. Porter
Reception Committee, A.1-3. Musgrove
Richard- Clegg and A. E. Smith.
License Inspector, Centre Huron,
Dated at. Clinton this 2nd day 'of Ap-
ri1, 1914.
FOR 'I'IIE` IMPROVEMENT OF
Stock a ' tltorobred Polled IIereford
Bull will, stand for service, at lot
29, con. 4, Godericlr township.
'ferns, $2, -Elliott Bros, -28-4.
HARLAND-In' Clinton on April
15th, Harriet Melinda Simpson,
wife of Mr. W. S. Harland, aged
60 years.
CRICH -In Clinton, on April 16th,
Elizabeth Freeman, relict of the
late James Crich, in her 80th
year.
McNAUGHTON-In Clinton, on April
10th, Mary Moffat, wife of Mr.
D. H. McNaughton of Stanley, ag-
ed 45 years.
MOORE-In. Clinton on April 130,
Milton James, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Robt.-L. Moore, aged 1 year
and 4 months.
ELLIOTT-in Toronto on April 120,
Miss Annie -Elliott, formerly of
Bayfield, aged 55 years.
SPARLING-Its London on April Oth,
Catherine- Carter, widow of the
late George Sperling of Seaforth,
aged 69 years.
TIAGGITT-Tn Blyth, on April 4th,
Edward Pia
gg tt+ Sem, ageded
95
years and 1 month.
PO DREW THE NEEDLE.,
Mr. D. N. Watson said to The
News -Record on. Tuesday : "Mcs.
Hooper, Toronto, daughter of Mr.
Robt. Jonas of town, has a little,
child that itas been suffering from a
healed ear and ,laving heard of the
great curing qualities of a salve made
by Mr, Joe Ryder she sent for a box.
She made several applications and ib
did its work so well as to bring out
a needle which had entered the child's
body at another part of its anatomy
and was no doubt eansing the car,
trouble. ' Mr. Ryder is thinking of
making (Inc salve iii larger quantities
and placing it' on the market."
PORT ALBERT.
Mr. John Schoenhals of Clinton
pent -a few daps in town last week,
bIr. ;Yat. Cunningham, who is run -
ng the mill here, spent the holidays
with Itis son at Walkerton.
HOUSE A.ND LOT ON ALBERT S'I'.
for sale. Quarter acre of land ,
goGeo,
to
Mrs. location, -Apply
Hod 29
Tluntble.
CHOICE PASTUR$ FARM F011
Sale -Let 21, Conecssion 5, Stan-
ley, containing 77 acres under cul-
tivation, 40 'acres in pasture and
7 acres to good bush + consisting1sistin3 of
f
cedar, hemlock, beech and maple,
There is a good frame barn and
cedar log house. Those wishing to
purchase a good pasture farm with
opportunity for light agriculture
will do well in interesting , them-
selves' in this property, as river.
rums through this farm and 'woods
afford excellent shelter, and grass
is .always ,the best- °Apply to J.
.
a
J. ..Richardson Val
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 solicit a share of
your patronage. -E. B. hill, Phone
-80.
BOAR FOR SERVICE. -'HAVING
purchased fr090 Mr. G. Dale of Kin -
burn iris splendid Tamworth hog
will keep the same for service on
1ot23, 3rd con,, of Hullett He is
known' as'ot oa "the'neat breeders
in the county- Terms 81 at time
ofservice with the privilege of re-
turning if, necessary. - L. Tyndall.
-28.
ROOMS '1'0 RENT IN TIIP BLOCK
Opposite the mill 6 neat monis,
waterworks and ?oft water Front
and side entrance. F. W. 1S vans.•
-29
WANTED, - A LIMf'C2 D NUMBER
of boarders. -Mrs. R. A• &evict,
corner Maple Street.; -27.
WOOD FOR SALE -ALL LENGTHS
best beech and maple. Get prices at
office. -M. G. Ranbford." -17.
IT WILL PAY YOU. -WHEN IIAV-
ing an auction sale advertise it in
The News -Record which goes into
the great majority of ,tomes in the
district.
FARM FOR SALE. -THE EXECU
for of the Southcomee estate of-
fers for sale 50 acres, being,; east
half of lot 28, con. 6, Hullett. This
is a first class farm, well watered
and improved with good-buildings
and`orchard, also seven acres of
bush land. -Apply to R. J. South -
Combo, Clinton P. 0. -24
HAY FOR SALLA. - I IIAVE A
quantity of hay -baled and unbaled-
for sale at. $13 per tori at the
barn. -John R. Prolines, 11ohnesvil2
i9
MONEY WANTED -THE UNDER -
signed can place several thousand
dollars on mortgages, bonds or
debentures -security the very best.
-Jas. Twitchell Jc Son.
HOUSE TO RENT ON THE WEST
side of Queen street, garden already
plowed,, hard and .soft water. Pos-
session given May 10th -Apply to
S. J. Andrews.
FOR SALE
Two good Incubators, :one. Chatham.
210 egg, and one Morgani80 egg.
White I,eghorni Eggs for hatching;
$1.00 setting 'of 15.
Reek eggs 11.00' per 13.
Special pen prize Barred` Rocks $2
per setting,
Also young racing Monter Pigeons.
W. JACKSON.
Poultry
Poultry Plant, Clinton,
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
News Re
cord.
d> .-A 4 at T
o ppY
Office, -21.
I AM'STAItTING A PRIVATE
Kindergarten,. in the lower room of
the Little S,chooi, Townsend street,
immediately 'after Easter and am
prepared to take a number of pup-
ils between the ages of four and
seven. '(Inc class 'will be held. from
1.30 'p.m. to 4 p,m. Terms -$1,00
per mounth, -Apply to Miss Hazel
O'Neil, Ontario street. -28.
COW FOR SALE; -FIRST CLASS
milker. . Am scaling: because there
is no grass handy -S: CI. Castle,
28.
FARM FOR SAKE -The William
Praetor Farm, Lot Number 32 and
south-west part of Lot Number 33,
e town-
ship,
G Concession,der;h a
0
Maitland
ship, 144 acres. -Apply to W. Bry-
done, Clinton. -16.
ANNUAL ME1ETING.. T1'•IE ANNU'A'L
meeting of the Clinton Lawn Bowl-
ing Club will be held in the council
chamber On evening,ving+ Aprii
ri
t
17th, at S o'clock. The members
are all urgently requested to attend
-Fred. T .Jacksons, Secretary ; John
14ansfold, -Pres lden1i., -20+
HOUSE FOR SALE ON THE LiON-
don Road 3 Minutes walk from tate
piano factory. 7 rooms, half acro of
land, good garden, fruit trees.
Thos, Judd. -27=4
CALVES FOR SALE. -TILE UN
dersigned have ,m,ade• arrangements,
to handle a few calves from well
bred stock, These are being shipped
by express ensuring their being -de
livered in good condition, W. Mar-
quis, '-L; Weir, Phone 14 00 166,'•
27
Call at the North
End Feed Store.
And secure a stock of Red clov-
er, Timothy, Alsike (Goverment
Standard)..
Also Oil Cake, Linseed Meal,
Calf Meal and Chick Meal.
We handle Clinton, Exeter and
the celebrated King's Quality flour
Orders taken for Lime, Sutphin:
and Lead, for spraying trees, and
Fertilizers.
Agency for the Heint'zman Piano Co.
We are- out for a square deal.
BARRED ROCK EGGS-PRINGLE.
and Millard, strains, Eggs 841.00.
Dor, 15. Exhibition stock 83.00
and 15.00 per 15. Good hatch
guaranteed. H. A. Hovey. -28
Frank W. Evans
Minton.
TERMS : CASH. Phone 192
e
in Clandeboye
Sale Y
GOOD 'BRICK HOUSE,, 2
ACRES ORCHARD, STAB-
LES,'AND 15 ACRES LAND.
CONVENIENT TO POST OF-
FICE, SCHOOL AND
CHURCH - APPLY W. At,
JONES. 206 PERCY ST.
OTTAWA..,
THE CORNEA STINE
Live and Let Live
11[1111e°1Cleillilli
TIME.
BROOMS BRUSHES,
STOVEPIPE VARNISH,
STOVE POLISH, SOAP,
PEARLINE, GOLD DUST,
AMMONIA, SOAP CHIPS,
LUX, FUN TO WASH, OLD
DUTCH .CLEANSER, -ALL
THESE HELP TO MAKE
WORK EASY.
Fruits
ORANGES, LEMONS,
BANANAS, GRAPE FRUIT.
Specials for Saturday
LETTUCE 'AND CEI,ERY.
A CALL SOLICITED.
E. E. HUNNIFORI)
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WhyT. Neil's?
W. 0 N
1question
A sized and
answered
$ Because,;
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We aim constantly to please
4,
cerIt,'
t Our years of
Gtc ex.
ot,Y.
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perience have ena bled us to sans-
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ry s b giving v,
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there in the shortest possible r;
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W. T. O N E L S,
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
CREAM WANTED -WE IIAVE' E-
quipped an up -to -date -creamery here
and we are ready to receive- cream.
We solicit your patronage. We will
pay you highest prices for, your
cream 'twice a month,' also pay all
express charges and furnish you
with cans. Those in the vicinity of
Kinburn may leave their cream.
with Mr. Hall and he will deliver
it here. Write at once for cans
and give us: a trial. -The Seaforth
Creamery Co Box 486, Seaforth.
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BUTCHER SHOP
IN .SAVF IELD.
h o
--4-
opened u
I have e p a Mitch-
el
er. Shop in what was formerly
known as Whiddon's Store
where' 1:. vvi11 keep on hand n
full., stock of Fresh and Cured
Moats. I promise you the best
the market affords and prompt
service and respectfully solicit
your patronage.
highest price, paid for Elid-
es and Sheepskins,
Chas Wiltse,
BAYFIELD.
MISSIONARY
DAY
Next Sunday
ONTARIO STREET
SUNDAY SCHOOL
ilave you had
your eyes
Testod?
time the groceries they require t
r'
at prices and quality which i,
amaze competitors.
am
o not believe us, Ask 0
If}old i
Our Uustomers,
"The Hub Grocery."
snnesk•sa•sestsv►sssss
R-kN1:1 TRUNK "YR"" M
HOMESEEKER',.rXCURSIONS
Round trip -tickets to P
oins-,1
R
Maa-
itoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan v° a
Chicago, St. Paul or, Duluth, on sale
each Tuesday until' October 27, in-
clusive, atlow rates. Through Pull-
man Tourist Sleepers to Winnipeg .on,
above dates, -leaving Toronto 11 p,m.
No change of cars.
Return Limit, Two Months.
SETTLERS' FARES.
(One-way Second-class)
From stations in Ontario; Kingston,
Renfrew arid West to points in Al-
berta and Saskatchewan, each Tues-
day during March .and, April.
, LOW COLONIST FARES.
• (One-way Second-class)
From stations in Ontario to certain.
points in Alberta, British Columbia,
California, Oregon, Washington, etc.
Oa sale, March 15 to April 15, inclu9-
ive.
Full particulars at all Grand 'gran!(
ticket offices, or write C. E. Hera,
ing, D. P. A., Toronto, Ont.
If your eyes are bothering
you a test will reveal the
cause and enable you to get
relief.
if you are are using gas
ees perhaps they don't suit.
you.
Or if you don't wear glas-
ses perhaps you should.
A test will ten.
A. J. GRIGG
Optician
Jeweler and Issuer of Marriage
Licenses.
Never Out.
fiERESEMBAINMAMMONOMMah
Milt Imus
fl
Acc g
Here's
Guarantee
Don't take chances on Roofing, fov
you can novo have roofing insurance.
J-MRegal Roofing is absolutely guar!
anteed against leaks due to defects if:
the roofing.
And that guarantee is as good as c
government bond, for it's signed by th,
makers, a 73,000,000.00 company.
We always have on
hand a large stock
of
Bran,
Shorts,
Oats
as well as Flour;...
Low Grade Flour,
Poultry Foods, Etc.
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha, Wm. Jenkins,
J' cal Roofinf
is made entirely in the Regal people'
own mills. They know the quality o
'every square inch of it. That's wh•
they can arantee it.
They makeguthe wools felt -know that
it is the 'best quality, long -fibred wool.
Theyrefine and process their own
asphalt -get it direct from Lake Trim.
g
dad. No man has yet foundanything
else half as good for waterproofing.
So here is a roofing that is proof
against the broiling sun, against allow
and ram, freezing and thawing, the
oxygen in the air and the other things
which so soon ruin other wool felt roof-
. ings.
oof-sings. J -M REGAL ROOFING is also highly
fire -resisting.
*Samples are free; also an interesting
book n roofing. ;,; a: ,;,
'FAKE A LOOK
at your ur pinmlbing. Is it
n
ew
, up-to-
date, sanitary, and in perfect condi
tion 7 Upon the pitmrbing frequent,
depends the health of the fancily.
EVERY MEMBER
of the family uses the bath, room
Pa
Pan Incbe convenient, cleanly' arid comfor-
table, Why not have it so 7 See
our stock and don't forget that our
workmanship . is exceptional.
THOS. HAW
KINS.
BYAM & SUITTER
Sanitsag. Plumbers Phone Ta lemilesimmmumersimnramme
Phone 53.
PLUMBING• AND FIEA'CING.
COLLEGE
AT H0ME,
Thousandsof ambitious youngpp eecle"
aro cut preparing In sheer own Isomes
to occupy mei. sive positions as Rtenog•
raphers,> bookkeepers, telegraphers.
civil servants, in fact every sphere of
Swindle Activities. You may .finish ab
college if •ou so wish. Positionsguar-
anteed. linter college anq' day. Indio•
idual instruction, Expert teachers,
'Mint y Foam' experience, Largest train
orsinCanada. Seven colleges, Special
course for teachers
. Affiliated with Commercial Educe.
torsi Association of Canada. ;Internet
Sohool at famous. Spotton Business -.
College. London.
CLINTON BUSINESS COLLECE
GEO. SparTON 13. T.1VAnn
President. Principal.
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