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Clinton News -Record
•f',Goderichir
Mr , POstor Strag,soil 01,
rasse0-of town., ah hitenuated
W1t.„1-14-1-panors..frointhe. OntilliiM Schee!
,elpi1ia4naby ;and has, ta14ia e position
iin Wlitdaor. , • .
„IV:V.1h and Mrs„ Alfred • pi
Mielra Imre been visitiog the
lady's mother, Mrs. Cox, Mr„, Phil-
lips. is °lily reinaMing air a tear days
,1111, his who will make:" a longer Stey.
1SS'1:11',0Te.3 :14.idi1.o1Ises retukited frenna
Mr " whdba.S'144-
conaileted his final year in the :Ontatt
lo Schema -of :Pharmatariaapent ei:; few
.-gley,a,with Mr:valid Mrs. T L.Ails-
' Mils beare leaving/ 9dr. .hon ie; ,in'
.dedersonten. ., •.
Mrs. Wm, _131rode,, and alias Hazel
• lave returned from a. isit with the
4 Nailer's. sleter„ Mrs; Fisher 'oh. Beta
aniller.
' Mie% Katherine' Sisraitoe of •Ream=
ter has 'hem home on a visit to her
'Parents, Mr. and Mrs. sA.- Straiton.
Mr.. Fred. Barlow Mohnes , of St.
N.I3., ison ofCeltaidal.; Treaoureu
11-161these has. been Visitina friends in
abeam. • • -•
.aViiss Gertrude_ , Leader „was ip St.
.aertherinenxialtingaher sister, who is a'
member of -the C011egitete staff there.
;A very succeastlil 'Mistricalneeting
W1 beta in connectiOn withlthe Metb-
peak entirely Of"ClAtlekieliodistriet in
„North ,§trea .dhateh 1a0k Week, when
eterY. nthater gra phoba-
tioner in the. oodiStriet , spreset t
apheirtnom J. E, Feed preaidea.,
BjsliopWilliatnit comfirmeel; a elaas
ri thirty:Seyari„atalan impressive sor-
dace. in SIT, iGorge's ,chlarch last Week •
;44O-sday evereng.m.„ , . „
'Mr, David jartlioe has returned
Troth an -extended -stay With friends
at ;Indian ilaad,.Seak.aa a •
Miss kaedel has goria to Toronto
. for a course of treatment for spinal
trouble.
illaitager Satualers of the Organ Co.
-Who has been conduce' to his home
through illress, is now able to attend.
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Begley of Luck -
now have moved to town and are now
comfortably settled on East street.
Mr, and Mrs: hi. Hamilton Oallep
of New York are visiting the lady's
parental home, that of Mr. and Mrs,
;Chas. 13Iackstone. .
Misses Laura and F,thel Farrow
were 05 Torontd for sonic silaYs last
Week,
, Mrs. Carrie and Mr. 3 C, Carrie,
were in Parkhill for several days last
week visiting friend. They made
the trip by auto.
IVIra. Chas, Babb has gone with hat
fausbana, Capt. Babb, for a lake trip.
Aaniversary Services were held in
ilia Baptist church on Sunday last,
the preacher ot the day being Rev.
S. a Grigg of 'Toronto.
The Baptist church Mt, Goderich hold
its tavellth amalveraarp on Sendai',
.Rev, S. Edward Grigg, stsperintentlent
ot 13aptist social service, conducted,
the church being crowded at tiul ser-
-aloes, Mr. Grigg gave yery, foreible
mei instructive sernions. "
The pastor, RV. W. IL Wrightom
who has just accepted this church,
spoke to the congregation, awl eapres-
sed his thanks to Mr. Griaeg toe Non_
ins' to preach the ashavereary sex', a is!.
Tbis week the 27th meeting of the
districat is being held in Goderich and
-the following will take part : Rev.
4, la Kirkwood, of IlVerton ;I Rev, J,
.C. Rock,. Walkerton ; Rev. L.A. Ther -
rid.), Rev. D. Brown, Rev, N. McCaus-
lend, Rev. A, 0, Riley, II, 0. Senior
of Toronto ; Rev. J.G. Brown of Tor-
,orite. Mr. Grigg will also take part
in the services of the,Week along with
Mr. Wrighton.
Wingham
iliUss Irlina Kennedy is home from
Toronto for the long vacation.
Mr. Ivan Johnston anti daiughter,
IVIiss Louise, visited in Toronto a few
'days last week.
Mrs. Scott and IVIiss Moore of Pais-
ley have been visitiivg, at the home of
R. Grooves, Sunnyside.,
Miss Emily Harris of Brussels has
'been here on a visit to her aunt, -Mrs
Harold Deem. -
/Mom and Mrs, G. Alcorn have left
town to take up their residence in the
Sto,te ot New York,
.T, W, Airssley is1iome from, Tor -
mate University for the vacation.
Miss Evelyn McLaughlan left last
week for Saskatorn, Seek.
Mr. Chester Duncan has returrOd to
lido home at Glenanhan after a stay
in the west.
'Miss K. Matheson of 'Piaci:ten has
been, visiting her sister in town.
Mrs. Gillespie of Whitechurch was a
Winaham visitor last week for a -few
clays. --
Mrs. Alex. Young left last week for
an extended.visit with her son, Mr.
.1, H. Young of Winifipeg. •
111/r. Tlyet of Total's:to' has puxellaSed
ahe cigar ana pool 1)1181111ESS of Mr.
IV'. Crawford.
Dr. 1'. K. Doolittle, of 'rot:mite ad-
relreSsed puiv,lic meeting in the town
'hall on Tuesday. evening. 'His address
Wag an thd subject 01 good rfiads and
lte aaime under the auspices of the re -
'Gently organized branch of the Motor
.League. •
' Mr. J, O. Anderson of ,Lucknow has
Um cbasen by the Liberals of North
3Fliircri to represent them en, the coin-
ingoelection.
Miss Dorot,ily Heath has lreturned isa
her home in Hamilton after a visit of
,sorne weeks with Mrs. Roe of town.
, Mr. and Mrs, W. 13. Elliott and
tehilaren spentae few- days with Mark -
/dale friends recently.
Mr. I. J. Pattison was in Port El-
gin for a feW days visiting his' broth-
, er, Mr; J. W. pattison.
• '11/1.rS. (Dr.) Redmond has gone to her
• summer home- in Ksineardine.
Mr. Geo, Young of Toronto was a
week -end • visitor with hia -parents in
• town recently,
DUNGANNON..
Mrs. D.' Snrool: who has been quite
ill is recovering,
• MTS. Gel. Foy of Detroit 15 visiting
her cousin, MTS. D, IVIeIlwain of tied-
' V 0
„ „.
Mrs. JOI* liSitria Coiled to
'Her' Long Home.
Moan regret was felt on Satordey
forenoon whn 11 liecania' tlra -
Mrs, Jelin Hanle of -.Vanguard, Sask.,
who was linown to to critically 111
in the Clinton bad passed a -
ways,,,, The ,Iay, Mrs, aitiona. was a
'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Gra
hate of.,Cloderich township pita was
well !wawa ilea imp% esteemed in
her native' -Co imetinity '
I 'Aliont tougben. years: , egeosbealvas
wedded:to hef new bereft husband and
for e llinfe;theilireshled,itear Exeter.
lt je,inovanayears, Or SQ. *since they '
WOit eCti, hoWeyea,, where , 'they, were "
loisatOicat yingior4, Sesta, mat were
doing Well. '.` •
, Per, spooe tionalVire. Hanna, has nob
been enjoying ,good,healthr, and ' the
treatment slut wes receiving not presvo.
inga satisfactory., ene thought ,shs
would:lama:10 see, wilat her old, fam-
ily physician coulddo tor her, and,
accomottnietlaby her husbaad _and Mar
of her fivealittle ones, she . lett.,,, her
western imme.„ arriving at the ahome
of her parents a week pre-vious to
her death. • Her „case Was known te
4be an ,exceedinglp .pri kcal one but
an operation being consideeed . the
only hope of 'a core it was performed
00 Motallay week. She rallied for.. a
few days, afterwards but on Saturday
morning the end came. .
.11e 416c:eased was aawomaa- of rare
grace- of character,. unselfish 'almost;
to it fault and devoted • to husband-
and.ehildren, friends, •and /family, by
whom .she was much beloved and • a-
iliongst whomshe will be sadly miss: -
Besides her, sorrowing ;husband., and
five children, OM eldest of whom is
thirteen and Abe youngest barely two,
site is survived bp her parents," two
brothers; H. W. and Harold S.,
and one sister, Mrs, Geo. H.
Elliott. To these goes out the, sin-
cero. sympathmet the whole communl
ity in their demi sorrow and loss.
Mrs. Hamm was a life-long Methodist, being- at onemtime a member ot
the Hohnesville congregation, ansi she
died in the full aasurarice of, faith.
• The funeral took place from the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Graham on
Monday. afternoon. .Rev. fa J. Aliso,
pastor of Ont. St. church; Clinton,
conducted the services assisted at the
house by Rev, T. J. Slowden of Var-
na and Rom R. J. • ltheormiek .05
Frolmesville. The prallemeers were
Messrs. Wm, Jervis, W. H. Elliott,
Geo , Cook, A. J. Cou rtice, (I i
Mair and 3 0, shcppard oi talintros,
Among the friends and relatives
Present from a distance were Mr.
Geo, 0 raham and Miss Emma ; keys
of Yale, Mich., 'Mr. and -Mrs. R.
Clarke era Mrs, Tudor, Conitanee,
arid Mr. and hlre. G. R. Keys Tit 1 on -
don, Mr. and Mra T. Bell, Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs, W. Hanna, Winthrop,
•• • I
atri aim. .1. f. Pororsto.
I he funeral was one of the las-gest
seen in this section 101: SOMP time.
Seaforth
MesSrs. G. 11. Neelins and M. Brock-
eriek went, to -Detroit last week kl.S
deputations from 11.0 11C-ItIli011 commit-
tee here to meet the old boys of I -1st -
1055 in that eity and arrange for an
excursion in August.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil MeLeotHeft last
week foe their Mane home at Chica-
go,
Miss Jae Marshall of Ingersoll was
the guest of her siate.r, Mrs. N. A.
Willoagbay for a few days recon1113", '
Mr, Newton McTavish of Toronto,
spent a few days with his brother,
Mr. John McTavish ot town.
Mrs. Fred Beattie was in Boston
Test weelr visitina tar sister, Miss 0.
Holmes,
Miss live Crittenden has gone to
Torohto to take a position ia the of-
fice of a large wholesale house. -
Mr, and Mrs. James- Philp of Tor-
onto spent. a few days of their liouey-
moon as the guests of the former's
sister, Mrs.' John Murray of town.,
Miss Mayme.Douglas of Blake is via-
iting her attot, Mrs. R, R. Ross,
Dr. Scott has so far recovered front
Isis rerent accident as to be 'able to
resione practice.
Mrs. Ireland of, lloariston was here
for a few days visiting her mother,
Mrs. Turner, Sr. •
Miss Erie Stewart Slip.pe,d while rol-
ler skating one day recently and in
falling brake her arm.
Miss Florence Fowler of the Huron
Roan has returned from an exteoded
stay ati, the Coast. She spent the
winter sin California.
Miss Bessie lilehlichael„Itaa taken a
Position as stenographer in the Ogilv-
ie .Mills.
Mrs: Jamas proctor- retur,ned
froni' „a 'six niontli's viSlt in the west:,
Mr. W. McKay of Tbronto was home
last weeh.viaiting his 'mother ,
:Bev. and Mrs, Bond -of Toronto were
in town :for a„ few days, the former
having conducted services in the.Mella
odist chtirelt oa Sunday wetde, amtl
while ihefe were the guests of Mr. mid
Mrs. James Beattie.'
Misa .0essie. P.. Habkirk, eldest data
gilter „of Mr. and. Mrs. John Hablcirk,
was married on Wednesday of last
week to Mr, W. J. Flett ot Grimsby.
Mr, James McQuaid of Modell:10p
died: on Monday week after a prolong-
ed inness sit the age (.)twallt1Y-10110
yeera. I -lis :widowed mothemand one
,sister survives„ . • ,
„
Dungannon ,
The funeral of the late Robert, RON
took place front the residence of his
parents, Mr. 211d MI's. Roht Ri4 Of ,
West' Waiwanosh, on Sunday week.
The traaie cire.unastaaces, of his death
caused mu& syrupathp and the funer-*
al was very largely attenden.
Xis will be remembered by many that
while on his way to Ishe north on a'
hunting expedition ' last 'fall, someone
stole Mr, J. Johnston's gun at an
hotel where the party stopped. Just
recently a friond in that part of the
Icounbry ha e received tidings of the
Missing weapea antis Mf, Johnston will
'again be made the happy posseasor of
Ihis frosty guo, Without which, life is
really hardly worth living fop "Jaok„,1*
Blifth.
Mr, JohoaKelly of Cloderielt was 'in
tONVIs fora few deys last week,
Mrs. T. Collis visited Loci:now fri-
ends last Week, -
M\c\a.
Ms: and Mrs: „ aso, Case and family
of Toronto, who '''a,rre ou an auto trip
through' the cetuntry, visited ;
thpii
cousiaa, Mr. 0.- 12, and DD. Mailg-
garb receatly, '
Mr. John Stewart was in Toronto-
las1: weele end on lassaretara. was, ; ac-
apippanied laa,,Mrsa-Steavaftm wbo has
been in the'city nisrsing* ;," their. ; eon
Robert, wife has been eaery ill' butt
whoitilow better.
Ramming, the infant son of Mr„ and
Mrsasjohn,Bcal of Byrons, Alta., died
at the'lteene of .the lady's parents; Mt
and Mts. Sohn. Raymond, West Waw-
anosh, oh Friday week of pneumonia:
Mrs. Bell. apt her babe came home 'on
a visit ipt Demotion' and owing to the
illosess were ubahile to return
to their home in the west.
The sawmill is again, in operation
the new cylinder having "been puts into
place.
Marriages
,
McMICHAEL-PICKE1"1"-4.1), Clinton,
on June 3r1, by Rev,. Dr. Rutledge,
Orpha Emily, younaest alaughter tit
Mrs. John Pickett, to' Robert Mc-
Michael of McKillop.
PENNINGTON-ROSS,--At Goderich
on May '27th, Charles Pennington.
. and Elizabeth, daughter ot .Mr.
_and Mrs. Charles Ross,
PATTON-PHILLlPS-A is
osi hiay 23rd, William Charles
• l'atton, . oi Stratford, 10 , Lula
Boyne, only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William. Gotiorieh.
Births
•
BALL -In Cliaton on June 2rul, to
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bala, a
daughter.
WATTS -In Clitilon, On Mar 31st, to
AL:. and Mrs. Fred W. Watts, a
daughter.
TR EWA RTH A -At Hohnesville on
May 30.th, to Mr, and Mrs. N. W.
Trewartha, a daughter.
BOYLE-In St. Augustin', on May
31st, to Mr. and Mrs. J'oanils
Boyle, a daughter.
CASTLE -In' Guelph, on May 24111,
to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Castle, a
son.
CORNISH -11 Exeter, ou May 22nd,
to Mr. and Mrs., Fred Cornisa, a
daughter.
FOWI,ER-In Morris, on May 23tal,
to Mr. and Mes, Peter Fowler, a
dough ter.
STANLAKE-In Stepheu, or May
21s1, to ler. and Mrs. Stine Stan -
lake, e S011.
Deaths
DEP,Pdox---tri ciintou, on. May 31st,
Thomas ,Tames, Maslen, in nis
74111 year,
HANNA -In Clinton, no May 30th,
Emma Franees Graham, wife of
Mr. John Hanel, of Vanguard,
SaSso and dattehter of Mr. and
Mrs. 3 ames C-1 raham, °acrid]
township, in her 381.11 year,
1001411-1n Vancouver, 13.0,, on
Map 31st, W. R. Lough, formerly
ot Melon.
BURTON -In Tuckersmith on Jam
1st, ;John Barton, aged 7.3 years.
ST R Ant' AN -In 0 re y township , on
May, 27t1s, Thomas Strachan, aged
83 years and 9 months.
WIIITE-a•In Morris township, on May
22nd, William Arthur White, mad
38 years and 22 days.
McKiltop on May, 2511t,
James A. McQuaid, agen 29 years.
MeCLELLAND-II Belgtave,' on May
23rd, Alexander McClelland, itt
his 16-th year.
STANLAKE-Bi Exeter, on. May 2411t
Samoci. Stanlake, aged 73 years
3, mouths and, 14 days.
FOR SALE -NEWLY CALVED COW
Apply to -A., "Flynn, Con. 5, Hut -
lett, •
TO RENT. -150 ACRES OF C10013
, grass to rent cheap. Plenty of
water and shade. -Apply ,to * John
Ward, R, R., No, 1, • Loadesboro.
Phone 10 on 168. -39
CLOSED -THIS STORE WILL .I3E
clesecl for a few 'months'. All out-
standing accounts' must be palii alt
once at this store beisweve 7 and 9
G. Castle. -
013. SALE -TWO DRIVING
ItLVR-
05 and buggy in good isepain-e-Dr.
S. Evans. -35
TO RENT. -SHEEP PASTURE.
Good iences :and water. -Apply to.
D. O. Galbtai11, Bayfield.
Where the Good
PHOTOS
Come From.
As 1 have opened a stain9
alt Blytli my Stddlo in Clinton
Will be closed every Tuesday.
aro prepared to go to •the
eotintry on, my atiotor-Oyele
and do any work yets wish to
have done Within short notice,
Photie 6(1, Clinton
OTTO FINK
• Photographer.
WOOD FOR SALE -ALL LENGTHS
beat beech and maple. Get prices at
office, -M. Rankford. -17.
Sunimerhill
Mr.. Boisale,.-Priaeipal of the Model,
school, Clinton, conductecl service in
St. Peter's church last Sunday in the
absence of MeV.; Mr. Langford.
Mr. ana Mrs. Tyner' spent Sanday
at tad home of Mr.: kind Mrs. John
Sharlett, Walton. ;
Mr, and Mrs, ThOs. Mason annana
ily visited friends ,171: 131:11SSO1S'
Mr. W. J. hictrien had a sneeesafal
barn raising last week.
ThaaLadies" reeta,at, the home
'Of Mrs. IttaSon` en 'Wettnedi-sy.
N111)111g-RECORD NEWS -LEADER,..
;TENII.ERS FOIt THE ERECTION'
a towo hall in Hensall.-Sealed
,teniTers for the eleetion ot a town
hallwill he received -lay time after
JUne 2011, 1914. Tenders may he
'addressed to, A. Nfurclook, Clerk,
'1'. Fluelson,.,Reeve,.by registered let-
ter, inspirked, "Tender tor 'Town
Hall" and mustt be in hands of .a -
boa& before the 16th Juno, Plans
and Specifications will no ambands
of Mr, Harry Reyoolds, .A.rehitect,
after Juno 2nd. Lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted -A.
Murdock, Jlerk, • -35-3.
• 05
BUTTERMILK. -ANYBODY WANT -
Mg fresh buttermilk can have same
on Wednesday of' each week at Hol-
inesville butter fact/irk by phonibsg
4 on 143.
FOR SALE. -A NORSMAN REFRI-
geralor jest 50 gocd as new. Will
sell reasonable. -Apply to Wesley
Walker, residence High street. -34.
BABY CHICKS FOR sALE.-:ROSE
Comb Rhona Island Reds and Bar-
red Rocks. 15e for day olds and
20e for week olds. Crops ands 10c.
Chicks are from choice strains. -
Fronk W, Andrews. -31
FOR SALE. -A WELL BUILT
eight room cottago. in good repair
• with reel good cellar, new furnace
put in last summer, c,ement soft
water cistern in cellar, town water
up stairs and M cellar, electric
light in ' seven,: rooms with five
acrea land adjoining In geed con-
dition, Bank barn, orchard .and
garden with a quantity ot young
fruit trees just in bearing. A pant-
her of heas ana docks, a good Dur-
ham heifer calf nine weeks old, one
first-class Durham cow rising five
years, one first class Jersey cow
carrying third calf, due to calve
flesh week in Jane, one, geed Cbat-
-ham incubator capacity one hum
tired eggs, and quantity of farm kin-
Plements.-Apply to W. H. Watts,
William. street, Nerth, Clinton. -31
IIAY FOR - SALE, - I HAVE A
quantity of hay -baled and enbaled-
for sale at $13 per ton at the
harn.--John R. Holmes, Holmesville
-20
FOR RENT, --,- SIX NICE, AIRY
rooms, opposite the inill; hard
and soft water, convenient arrange-
ments for aceommodation of small
family. Apply to -F. W. Evans,
Phone 192. -32,
FOR SALE EGGS FOR HATO:fl-
ing. M. R. Guild bred -to -lay Barred
Rock strain. Mated with 0.A.C.
cockerels. 50c. for 15 or $3 per
100.-H. J. Trewartha, Mottoes -
villa Phone 14 on 153 Clinton.
-31
I AM STARTING A PRIVATE
Kindergarten in the lower room of
the Little S,chool, Townsend street,
immediately after Easter and am
prepared to take a ntunber of pup-
ils between the ages e -four and
" sewn, The class will be held from
1.30 p.mto 6 p.m. '1'erma-$1,00
per mannish. -Apply to Miss Hazel
O'Neil, Ontario street. -28.
CREAM WANTED -WE HAVE E-
quipped an up -to -date -creamery mere
and `we are ready to receive cream.
We solicit your patronage. We will
pay you highest prices for your
creans twice a month, also pay all
express charges and furnish you
with cans. Those in the vicinity ot
Kinburn may leave their cream
with Mr. I -Tall and he will deliver
it here. Write at once for ca.a0
and give us a trial. -The Seaforth
Creamery Co. I3ox 486, Seaforth.
• -20
FARM FOR SA.1,31-LOT 0, CON. 3,
Stanley, containing 100 acres, 00
acres eleared,-the balance good hard-
wood bush. The farmis well fenced
and well naderdrainecl and bit a
first-class state of cultivation.
There is a lirdt-class frame house
with furnace and hard-• and soft
water in the house. One ,barn 50 ft.
x 58 ft., one shed 26 ft x 52 ft.,
one horse stable .and drive house 26
ft. x 52 ft., all on stone founda-
tions, also two goal -wells, one at
house and one at the barn 'and water
in the barn. Situatel one anilo
from school; 2?,:- miles from Bruce -
field, 31j miles from Kippen, 6 mil-
es from Hensel!, 9 miles from, Sea -
forth or Clinton. Reason for sell-
ing, wishing to retires -For further
Par ticulara 014 on the premises or
address Robert Morrison, Brueefield
0. 0. -31-8
FARM FOR SALE. -The William
Proctor Farm, Lot Number 32 and
south -West part of Lot Numbfir 33,
Maitland Concession, Goderich town-
ship, 114 anres.--Apply to W. Bry-
done, Clinton: -1.0.
IPARIVI FOR EXECU-
tor of the Sontheointe -estate -of-
-- ;farm for sale 50 acres, being east
,
half of lot 28, con 6, Mullett, This
is a first class farm, vpell watered
and improved with- good buildings,
and orchard, also seven acres of
buali land. -Apply to Id. J. South -
combo, Clinton P. 0. -24
TENTS for SALE
Oo not expect ft; btlY
second hand tents in
July, Phone me now
for bargains,
,
F, ftILL, Clinton.
TO THE
FARMERS
. Try ono fertilizers- 'Potash and
Acid. Phosphate -Nitrotic and ::Soda,
for your root crop, We will mix
them for: sou and you will get the
crop.
-
•
Try. our Corn Feed los cattle and
hogs.
„ •
Also Seed Corn and all kinds of
flour at the .North End Feed Store. '
Come and see our agent fel: the
Ileintzman Co.
Frank W. Evans
(Anton.
TERMS : CASH. Phone 192
THE COHNER MAE
Live and Let Live
Breakfast Foods for Hot
Weather
Con-Flalost Puffed -Rice, Pull -Wheat,
Sheddes Wheat, Gusto, Grape -Nuts,
Triseuit, Post-Tosties, Dutch Rusks,
Foree, Malin Vita.
Just Received a Shipment
of
Flower Pots-, Jardentsere, Dillon: and
Toilet Sets, Call and pet Prices,
Fruits
Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, Pine -An,
pies, Strawberries and Tomatoes.,
E. E, HUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER,
Are bon
Using
Glasses.
Many people are using gloms
but many more should. If
they did it would save them
eye strain, causing headachea,
and preserve the sight longer.
is,. proper test by an
optician will tell.
Let us make the test for
you?
AJ. GRIGG
• Optician
Jeweler and Issuer of Marriage
• Licenses.
Anything
yOu'vvant done in
Rootirg
Ea,vetroughing
Plumbing
oi Furnace work,
,
Call and see our Stock before
placing your order.
-
BYAM & SUITTER
Sanitary, Plumbers Pboni 7.
NEWS -RECORD NEWS -LEADER.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.- HAVING
Purebased from Mr. G. Dale et Kia -
burn his' splendid Tantworth hog
Will !mop the same tot aerviee est
10123, 3rd cello of Mullett. Ole is
known as oae of.' the best breeders
in the county, Terms $1 at time
of service 'with the privilege of re-
turning if necessary. -L. Tyndall,
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°stern Oats
A carload of high gtad'e Wes':
tern Oats arrived for last
week.
CORN and POTATO
• FERTILIZER, '
For well cobbal corn and
la0e even oized Potatoes use
Gunn's Shur -Crop Fertilizer,
scientifically prepared by men
of twenty year experience.
A few brooders, left:which
we are selling at a:bigireduc-
tion. Just what you need for
young chicks.
•We have a supply, of baby
chick feed for small chickens,
specially prepared calf -meal
for young calves and hog meal
for finishing hogs.
A full line of ran, Shorts,
Flour and Feed always on
1, and .
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO
The Up=to=date Firm
• C.L1NTON.
N. W. Trewartha, Wm, Jenkins.
EVERYTHING IN TINNING
and, sheet metal work is in our lino.
We fix the furnace in the cellar or
the skylight Cm the roof. Put a new
amolrestack on your chimney or 55 new
gino apder the stove. .
LEADERS ARE LEADING,
the best of tinning work that needs
looking after right now. 13etter have
110 look at them. A little of ottv work
Rota may save pou Et 101 or trouble
after while.
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 53.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
WOOL WANTED
s,
Highest Market Price Paid in.
Cash. Tor WOOL.
-Also on hand for sale Flour
aral Feed, Potatoes, Oats.
Will exchange for farm, pro -
0. SMYTH.
Next the hospital. Victoria Strect,
FOR SALE
Two good Incubators, one' Chatham
210 egg and one Morgan, 60 egg. '
White Leghorn Eggs for hatehltaa
$1.00 setting of -15.
Rock eggs $1.00 per 13.
Special pen prize Barred Rocks $2
per setting.
Also young, racing Homer Pigeons,
W. JACKSON.
Poultry Plant, Clinton.
For Sale in Clandeboye
GOOD BRICK Housg, 2
ACRES ORCHARD, STAB-
LES, AND 15 ACRES LAND.
CONVENIENT TO POST OF-
FICE, S 0 II 0 0 L AND
-CHURCH - APPLY W. A1,
JONES. 200 PERCY ST.
. OTTAWA.
GRAND TRUNK IVrEV
HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS
Rennet trip tickets to Points M Man-
itoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan via
Chicago, St. Paul or Duluth, on sale
each Tuesday until October 27, in.
elusive, at low fares.
THROUGH PULLMAN TOUR-
IST SLEEPING CARS TO WIN-
NIPEG ON ABOVE DATES,
LEAVING TORONTO 11 p.m.
NO CI-IANGE OF CARS.
RETURN LIMIT, TWO MONTHS
The Grand Tootle Pacific Railway is
the shortest and quickest route be-
tween Winnipeg -Saskatoon -Edmonton,
avith excellent through service to Re-
gina. Trains now running foto Cal-
gary.
Berth reservations and Particulars
at all Grand Trunk ticket offices or
write C. E. Horning, District Passen-
ger Agent, Toronto, Ont.
J. Rensford iga Son, Uptown Agents.
A, 0. Pattison Station Agent,
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$ Special prices in dozen •
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Stallion Routes.
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."GUINEA GOLD.'" "
The ;noted stock horse "Guinea
;Gold" Willtreed a limited numbee oh
mares at his 'own stable lot 40, 'West
' Enid, Tuelcersmith,
G. W. Notts, ••Prola,
BARON WALLACE
Monday -will leave his own stable,
lot 40, West End, Tuckersmith, go
to Elston Road, then .1 Graltaml
Haase for nom; -then to Gilbert:Meth:a
for eight. Tuesday - By Holmesville
and 'Maitland con. to Ilan. Burst's,
.for noon, then by wap of the Bethel
Corner anti Benmiller to Wilmot
Henke's, Huron Roan, for night.
Wednesday.-Htsron Road east to M.
tor noon, then by way of 91,11
COM to James Graham's, tor -night.
-Thursday-To Wise's corner and Bay-
field Road to James jaciesonsand
of Stanley, for soon, theta to MS own
stable -for night where he will remoia
until. the. following Monday •morning.
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INDEX.
Moaday-Wilt leave Isis own stable
alt Brucefield a.nd proceed west to Var-
na and north to Inn Rathwell's, God -
Welt township, for noon, thenic west
by way of Brucelleld Line and. Stew-
art's corner to Wm. C'urrie's for night,
Tuesday -North lo Bruce 5, Hohnea
roll rifien Mut via Holmesville to Har-
ry Sweet -s for night, Weduesday,
-By way, of Fluters. Road to the Gra-
ham UMW, Clinton, ior noon, theft
along Base Line to Albert Towns -
!Mode for -night. Thursattp-East
through Mullett to Gem Seephenson's,
Constance, for noon, then by way ot
Wroxboro to the Dick House, Seafortli
for night. Friday -South to R.
Browolee's for imon, then by way of
the London Road to his own stable
where will remain mitt' the fol-
lowing Monday morning.
Wan, Berry, arop• mid manager.
PRINCE 0-13 ATKTON,
hlontlay-Will leave his own pia Va
and proceed west to Vorna' and north
to Ben Rathwell's for noon, Dien bY
Bayfleld Line to Switzer's corner
and north to James Sterlinia's for
night. Tuesdaya-North isy Mcon.
to J. E. MeMillan's For noon, then
north to Huron Road and via Ben -
miller • to J. E. Durdt's, Lolboine,
for night. Wednesday -3y woy oh
Hohnesvillo to Herb Osstialdeston's
for huts, thOh east to 16th con, and
north and east to Albert Tolvashend'a
for night. Thursday -South a,- Lou-
deshoto Itopel to and of Mullett to
Ed. Johnston's for noon, then easg
la- milesand south to Huron Road
end east to C4eo. Walker's for night'.
Friday -East by way ot •Harperhey,
to Thos. Coleman's for noon, Oen
Sentit to -D. Fotheriughare's for night,.
Saturday -Te hie owns stable where
Ito Will remain- until the ' following
•Monctap morning.
Wm. and Bruce Berry, Propa,
Lea :McConnell, Manager,
TENDERS FOR WOOD LIMIT.
Tenders will be received by the un-
dersigned till to and including Monday,
the iith day of June, 1911, for right
to eat wood or various descriptions
on a certala area tributary to the
Frederiekhouse and Abitibi Rivers ia
the District of Temiskaming.
Tenderers shall state the amount
they am prepared to pay as bonus in
addition to the ordinary Crown dues,
including 40c. per cord for Spruce,
and 20c, pets cord for other pulpwood,
or such other rates as may from:
time to time be nxed by the Lieuten-
ant -Governor in Council, for the right
to operate wood products milts on or
near the area referred to,
Soh tenderers shall be required to
erect a mill or milts on or near the
territory, and to manufacture the
wood into products thereof in tIte
Province of Ontario.
Partied making tender 'will be re-
quired to deposit with their tender a
marked cheque payable to the Hon-
ourable the Treasurer of the Province
of Ontario, for ten percent, of the
amount of their tender, 'to be forfeit-
ed in the went of their not entering
into an agreement to carry out -tho
conditions, etc.
a'he highest or any tender not ne-
cessarily accepted.
For particulars as to description oil
territory, capital to be invested, etc.
apply to the undersigned. -
W. FL HEARST,
Minister of Lands, Forests and
Mines, Teronto, Ontario, 2141, April