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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-06-18, Page 5June 'I$th I9I4 Clinton News -Record G>9derich. 1Jr. T urub ill of• Vancouver is visit r '' rig C,'oderieitand vicinity. 130 was,-(teeerapanietl by Mrs. Turnbull and little daughter hter who will remain Oie.ro for the slimmer, Rev. John and Mrs Carrie. of De- troit are visitors, at the old home on Cambria street. ;dr. Geo., has: gone toToronto .to 'take a position. Mrs, ;Belt, and Miss Matgaret will go later on. Mr, James 1 e,1iell Was in Wood- atoc1e last. week. for -a couple;of days. :attending a meeting;'1)l the "Uccle—GAM ot 'the Laymen's Movement, Me. James Johnston of 'Cleveland, (Oirlo, is visiting his parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. A. Johnston, of -town. Mr. Jehnston has been in the south for 'the pasii low months 10): the benefit •of his health, Mr. and Mrs Edwin Stevens of Al- ma -Centre. visited Me. and Mrs.. J. W. Vanattor ,last week, They left :here, accompanied by Mr. Vanatter, for a visit at Niagara Falls, Rev, j, A, James 'of Strome, Alta, who was east attending the matting •01 the General Assembly at Wood - :stock, spent a few days in 'town as the guests of Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Murray. Mos,. Marshall and her mother, Mrs, Jos. Tewslo} of Yorkton, Sask,, `have been visiting the latter's brother: Me Wm. Straohan of Cambria Road., Mrs. harry Knight and children of 'Toronto am the guests of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Martin.. Miss Lulu M. Dunkeld, daughter of Mr.- and Mrs.. A. T. Dunkeld, 'C'ambria Road, was .married on Tues- ' 'day morhiag of In week to Mr, 13. ''1', Dearle of Toronto. The ceremony Was performed in north street church by the pastor, Rev, W. K. Hager, and the couple were unattended. After a wedding journey tri the lower prov- inces Mr, and Mrs, Dearle wi:1 reside in. Toronto. 'M, Chas. 13. 1 -lardy of Chicago, :who was thirty-seven years ago a re- sident. of this town, being a son of the :late Mr. and Mrs.' lVnr., Hardy, was in town last week calling on some of the friends of his boyhood.. Mrs. McFarlane has returned from a visit in Toronto. • Miss Robena Harrison has returned :from a fortnight's vacation spent at Balmy, Breezy Bayfield." Mrs- 'D, Stoddart is spending a fortnight or so with her son, Rev. W. W. ,Stoddart of Rochester. • ' Mrs. Thos. Moore of Toronto is the ;guest of Mr, and Mrs, .John. C'hallen, Miss .Viola Osbaldeston is suffering Ivitlo an attack of scoria fever, Miss Flor•rie Bowler arrived from England last wcel, and is slaying with her brother, Mr. Albert Bowler, who lost lois wife a few weeks ago. 81r. and Mrs, Frank t--lodgens and Miss Doris have taken possession of one of `MIr. E. N. Lewis' cottages for -the summer. Melville Martin, of Goderich, and James MIcMilian, of Port Huron, will 001110 before the ponce magistrate here on Saturday, charged with assault on Robert Curzell, a •farmer•; with Intent to do bodily harm. Martin bas, been arrested here, while McMI]i- lan was placed in custodi- at Port 'Huron, on . arrival of the Steamer. C43:eyhounii at noon on Tuesday. The attack on Currell, of which the ot11- " er two are . accused, took place on June, tenth. Curren was not serious - '1y injured and has virtually recovered, 'although a report got abroad that he had died in tine hospital here. Me - Millan was arrested at Port I3iron by immigration inspector. Coe, on information given by William D. T3cn- away, marine clerk in the United Sta- les customs department, who was' a passenger 011 t'he Greyhotu,d. He gave lois age as twenty-two and his -occupation as brass molder. Zurich Miss Gertrude Wesioh was in Lon - Mon last week visiting friends, Miss Pearl Wuris fs spending'a few *weeks with Guelph friends„ Mr, Flubert Klopp of Stratford was the guest for a few days last week of 'bis brothers in town. Mr, R. Douglas of Saskatoon was in town last week. Ile is visiting his mother at Blake. Mr. and Mrs Mol'ri1 Rau have • re- turned from a visit in Detroit. Improved electric lighting has been placed in the bowling green• and the lawn has been otherwise improvedand Pet into fine shape, Ma. Thos, Snowden of the Sauhle Line is building a fine new residence on ,his farm. MIr. F. C. Kalb[leisolt .01 town has the contract for: the woodwork. Mr. and Mrs. J. D, Merger and Mies Lilv of ]Tespeler, formerly of Zurich haver b en visiting friends ill town. Mr Jacob-Deichert .has fnvesrted• in a Ford car. Misses Ethel and Eva Williams and Agnes ifaer'citer were in London last - week. • ' Wingham Bliss Margaret Gray of Toronto vis- ited ited Wingham` friends recently. Mrs. Wm. J. Johnston passed away after a short illness last week. her Kusband and a family of five sons and one daughter' survive,. Four little., children, of Mr, and Mos. Joseph Saint were rescued from their burning horse last Thursday by; neigh- !hors in the absence of their: parents who were down town when the lire started. The origin of the .blaze, which almost completely destroyed the residence, on Edward street, is not known. The :` Four children had ' been put to 'bet; • and the father and .the another went out. Some time afterwards the place was noticed to he on. fire. The children were seen standing together at a rear window, whjle the entire back of the house was in flames, An entrance was forced and the little ones aremov- ed to safety, The fire brigade made a quick run and extinguished the Pure, preventing its spread. The loss is placed at $1,500 with little insur- ance. Blgth t' P Balaton MTu•tsrs. J. Staters and i a neon have 'been appointed deputy -returning officers- for Blyth Jn the corning eIec- 81r. •James El -irons of Detroit has boon visiting Itis home [a town, • Mrs, A. I3. 'Phomas has returned from W'estoe, ' where 5110 has been spending, the past few months in the sanitor tuna . Miss Verne Bennett, who expects to leave shortly Tor Paris, France, i t the interests of the Toronto firm with which she is employed, spent a fewy da3iswith her parents in town last week,. BIr, Gross and his mother lett for their. Borne at' Seattle, Wash,, alter a d1sit with friends In TInllett town- ship. A teats belonging to Mr,; M. Healy of Morris ran away while left stand- ing at the elevator one clay recently and before being recaptured they had run over the embankment near the river.' and' the wagon and harness were pretty badly smashed, " Mr. Thos, Code returned home last week 'after a visit With bis slaughter, at Florence,' Seaford', - Mrs, Arthur Mason and children of Saskatoon are visiting at the home of the lady's mother, Mrs. Mobil Charters of Tuckcrsmith. Miss Mary Cowan, who has been Visiting fricrtds in Eastern Canada since 'tire Close se of t he University' has return f returned red h ome or the stoma.. Mr. and Mrs, - S, Dickson and Mrs. A. D. Sutherland and children left' last week to visit friends at Edmon- ton and Fort Saskathewan, They will be absent a Couple of months or SO. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sclater: and Mrs.,. D. IlleKinzie lett last week for Mon- treal and on Saturday• sailed for Scotland on a visit to old scenes and • Id- friends, *Airs. J. A. McNaughton oC Calgary is Houle on a visit to her mother, Mrs. R. Govenlock, • and her sister, Mrs (Rev) W., Barr. Mr, 14./le. Croswell, who has bccn spending the W1)1101: 10 California, has returned; home. Mrs, G..,-McL. Chesney and Iittle son of Calgary are here for the sum- mer. They are the guests or Mrs. Chesney of town. Mr, and 8'Irs. 'Robert Stewart and daughter of Portland, Oregon, have been visiting the lormcr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Stewart, MIr, Stewart returned to his home the end of last week but his wife and daught- er intend remaining for a longer As - Mr. and Mrs. James Devereaux were in Detroit last week attending the funeral of the lady's sister. The funeral took place here on Sun- day of Mr. Iltrry 1 inlgnnnnd, who died at Moose. jaw fel:owing an op- eration. The duceased, who was a son of Mrs, C. R. \'anlegmond of leg - n,011(11 ille, 1vas in the drug business et Marquis, Sask. 130 was we'l known and highly esteemed Here and his sudden and early death .is much regretted. He is survived by his wife, his mother and one brother, Earl VanEginond of town. The tener:a.l of Miss Nellie Bennett, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs, S, Bennett of Wingham, formerly of Seaiorth, tools peace to B:Iaitlandbank cemetery 1)e Friday last, The young girl was only sixteen but she had been ill for some time and Iter death was not un - c peeted. Mrs. L. C. Jackson has returned from a visit in Philadelphia, Mr. and. Mrs. • John Gillespie have returned front a visit whit their daughter at Cranbrook, Miss Agnes Mastic ot Detroit has- been visiting at the itonte of Mr. and Mfrs. Geo, Turnbull. Miss Flastio for- wetly resided fn McKillop. Mrs. ,James 1-Jinchley was in Strat- ford last week visiting leer daughter - 110 -law, Mrs, John 1Iinehley, who has had a good deal of trouble with blood poisoning in her hand. Indeed, itis feared stye may have to have it am- putated. Mrs. Haight has returned from a visit at her old home at Lucicnow. Mr J. Robinson of the Dominion Bank stall in holidaying at Mason, Ohio. Miss Mabel Strasser spent last week with Stratford; friends. Wingham Mr. Will Belly ot ,Shirt Current has been visiting in town. Mrs. D. II Laird of NovtYork vis- ited lOIiss L. 0, Elliott last week. Mr. Win„ Dawson last week visited his brother at Thorudale, Miss Mary Mason of the Hamilton Hospital has been holidaying at her home in East Wawanosb. Mir D. Tracey of Chicago spent a few days .recently with Nis mother, Mrs L. Tracey. Mrs. W. J. Haines was the guest ctrl ol'onto •friends for a few days last week. Mr. Flied Johnston has gone to 'Tor- onto to 101 (0 a pos:bion: Mr• Robert, Knox of 'Toronto visit- ed his son, Mr, Morton Knox of town last week, Mr, Leonard Brock is holidaying at "Toronto, Hamilton` and Dundas, ltDr. 13. 5. Doyle' and family 1 ve gone to Guelph, Mr. Doyle having talc - en ever the City. Hotel. Miss Lena Campbell left last heel: for her home in Winnipeg after spend- ing some months with her ;grandmo- ther, Mrs„ E. Bowan. Nellie, the sixteen -}'ear. -old daughter: of Mr. and Mrs. S. Bennett, died last Wednesday after an illness of some months, She was' highly esteemed and her early' taking MT is much regretted.. The remains were interred in Sea - forth on Fridaymorninglast,. . The salary of Pri.neipal Posti11 of. the Public school was raised at a re-•. cent board meriting 'from' Dight hun- dred to eight hundred and fifty dollars. Miss Lila Bell receiver[ a had 'Scald the other days by having a hot cup of tea spilled upon iter:, Marriages ivOT `—Mc000f —Att he' hone' ' of 7 the bride's Parents, I3ullett, on June 1Ot1i, b1' 1300'. J. II, Oster - heat, Maixol Lavina, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Mc.Gool, to James Albert' Nott,' son of Mr • and Mrs, Thos Nott. T1;T TI-IE9 ING'TON' —' DRUM1MONDf- In Wingltarni on June 16111, Hazel, ' daughter of Thomas Drunlniond, to Marshall Hetherington' of :'i'or- '0n'to. I30WE—NORTHCO'I'T-At Exeter, on ,June 10Th, Alberta, daughter of Roger Nortlreott, to Chester [Rowe of Hay. Dh1ARL11—DUNhELD—In Goderich, on June 911by Rey. W, K. Hag- er; J3srgin, T. Dearle, of Toronto, to Lulu M. Dunkeld, Births ROBINS ON, Stanley, on June 01h, to Mr, and' Mrs. `'stomas Rob- inson, a daughter:, McDONALD,,-At Godei•ich, on June 7th, .to Mr. and Mrs, Bert McDon- ald, a son. J'IIIPPIIN In Lower Wingham, June ith to Mr. 'and Mrs. C. Phippen, a daughter. PA'TERSON.—Iii Wingham, on Juno 8th, to Mr, and Mrs. Percy Pat- erson, of Toronto, a daughter. Deaths BROADBEN'l'—At Thornhill, Man., on May 281h, Mrs. Win. Broad- bent, formerly of I3ullett, , aged 713 ears. BENNETT—In Wingham; on June 1011, Nellie, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Saar. Bennett, aged 16 years, IILACI=tFOrtD—In Wingham, on June 9th, Lucinda Emaline, infant dau- ghter of Mr, and Mrs. 11', J. Blackford, aged three, months, JOHNSTON—In Wingham; on June 5th, Margaret Gahan, wife of W. 3, Johnston. 14('EIST—In 1,011011)11 township, on Jin e. 1111, John a ucsi, 1000)0rly of. Clinton. FOR .IALE—FROS;I' cc,. WOOD HAY loader with trucks. As good as new.—Apply to Mrs. Annie Col - (lough, Bas, Line, Clinton P.O. —38 FOR SALE, Nle;' TOP BUCGG1', right Treat the factory ; auto seat, rubber tires, auto top, •arch axles ; a classy rig. Will sell for less than factory cost if sold quick, Al - 50 a new Singer • sewing machine.— Apply to •3, C. McMatb or Wesley Walker, Clinton. —38 C1OS11D 1Iil: OFFICES' OP W. ilrycione, ,1, 'I'ayfor and C. 13. hale will close Wednesday and Saturday afternoons until the middle of Sep- tember.. —38. FOR ADOPTION". -._A II1ALTIIY baby girl. For particulars enquire at The News -Record office. 38-1 FOR SAOl .—TWO DR;1VJ7 G MAR - es and buggy in good repair.—Dr. J. 5. Evans. —35 PIANO 10033 SA 02.—IN USE SOME time in Ontario 51.. church; lecture room. Will be sold cheap —Apply to Wm. Walker or Ff. Wiltse. -37 BUTTERMILK. -ANYBODY WANT- ing fresh buttermilk ewi have same on Wednesday ot each0 week at I3o1- mesville butter factory by phoning d. •oa 143. —34. POLITICAL MEETINGS. HENRY,,EILBER will address the electors of South Huron at the foll= owing places VARNA Thursday, JunE 18th at 8 p.m, BAYFIRL.D' Friday, June 19th at 8 p.rn. Grand Rend Saturday, June 20th at S p,m, DI'.Martyn of East Launb- ton or some person in his be half will attend the meeting at Grand Bend. Every per- '01issues S 1 invited to hear the of the campaign explained. Reform candidate is cordially invited to attend these meet- ings. GOD SAE THE KING. Public Meeting! A MEETING : IN '113111 INTER- ESTS OF 8112. W, PROUDFOOT, LIBIl;..RAL CANDIDATE FOR C'E'N- TRE HURON WILL BE HELD' IN THE ,TOWN HALL, CLINTON, AT' 4 O'CLOCK ON T1IE AFTERNOON OF wednesdag, June 24 TO' 1111 ADDRESSED 13Y MRS, N. W. ROWELL, LEADER OF THiE OPPOSITION, MR. W. PROUDF00'1'. AND Mit. E. TELLER, FOR SALE.—A NORMAN ILEFRI g J orator Just 5 good as new. Will a sell reasonable. -Apply to Wesley Walker, residence High street.—'34.' BABY CHICKS FOR SALE.—ROSE Comb Rhode( Island Reds and 13r - red Rocks. 15e for day olds and 20e for week olds, Crossbreds 10e. Chicks are from choice strains,— Frank W, Andrews. -31 • IAY FOR <SALE. —. I.FIAVE A quantity of hay—baled and unbaied— for sale at $:1.3 per ton at the barn.—John R. 1lolmes, Holnlesviile —29 FOR RENT — SIX NICE, ' AIRY rooms, opposite the mill'; hard and soft water, convenient' arrange- ments •tor,'accommodation of small family. 'Apply to—F. )V. Evan;, Phone 192, -32. ADDITIONS NSA NQ CHANGES on the Tuckersmith Tele= phone System Subscribers on the Tuckersntitir Municipal Telephone System, will please note the following additions and changes in their directories SEAFORTI-I,—Additions. Bell, Cleorge 2 on 131 Coleman, an, George 8 1)u 1.33 I,ove, James 12 on 131. Parker, George 20 on 139 Changes Brintnell, Dan, instead of Mooney, ISrin, 1.7 on 139. Clark, John, instead of Pullman, Wm. 10 on .136. McLaren, John, • instead of Fairser- vice, .James 2L • on 113.' Taman, Joh», instead of Sproat, Rus- sel, 11 on 136. iYliss Monroe, instead. of Monroe, John 7 on 112. • CL i NTON,—Changes. Whitmore, Samuel, instead of Layton Frank, 111 on, 137. Duncan, C. instead of Nelson McCash 7 on 1.72. Matheson, A. E. instead of John (4-, Crich, .17 on 136. Layton, Frank, instead of Geo. Hen- derson, 14 on 136. Walker, Geo,, instead of Relit. Hen - demon, h 011 138. Stinson, Thos., instead of Wm ,,Clark 1 on 173. Hunt, Chas. instead of Geo, hunt 9 on. 137. Innis, John instead of Ales. Initis, 2 on 147. Clark, Ifni., instead of Frank Keys 15 on 178. Elliott, Mort, instead of 1V. A. MO. - Cash 6 on 172. Walters, Elliott, instead Of Mrs. F. Plewes 11 on 137. Shipley, Joseph, instead of, Janies Shipley, 7 nn 107. Additions. Layton, Waller, 2. on 137. II leNS ALL,—Addi tions, Dell, John, 15 on 83. ("urole, J, 1G on 98, Curnle, WIn. 11 011 98, Clarke, Matthew 11 011 93. Cowan, John, 8 on 78. Dale, Victor, 5 on 81]. Morrison, Pd., 7 on 86, McBeatlr, J, 1.1 on 81. Petty, Oliver, 11 on 82. Stevens, Walter, 22 on 98, Tough, W. 3,, 12 on 98. Westlake, Thos„ 14 on 99. Changes Colin. Campbell, instead of .John Camp- bell, 11 on 78. Joseph Daymond, instead 01 'Thos. E1- tier, 17 on 79. Richard Foster, instead of Wm. Fos- ter, 11 on 86, Mrs,. Thos. Nicholson; instead of Thos Nicholson, 9 on 99. Wm. A, Ross, 19 on 86 instead of 16 on 95, James Dewar,18 on 78 18 on 98 Root,' :Delgaty 21 on 78 21 on 98. Jos, Greer 17 on 78 17 on 98. Walter Madge I ; 10 on 78 10 on 98. Joseph Mossop • 14 on 78 14 on 98. Wm. Sparks 10 on 78 19 on 08. Joiln Sparks 20 on 78 20 on 98. Root, Scotch/nee 1.2 on 78 12 on 98. Writ, Scotchmcr 9 on 78 9 on 98'. Valentine Wilds, 1.6 on 78 10 05.98. NEWS -RECORD NEWS -LEADER'. Slalis for ALSO 12 INCH WOOD. Stapleton Saw Mill. Where the Good PHOTOS S Con' e From. am. As I have opened a Studio, at 731yth,-eny Studio: in Clinton will be closed every Tuesday, 1 am ,prepared to''go to the country on my Motor -Cycle and do any work you, wish' to. rhve done withinshortnotice. Phone 06. Clinton OTTO 'FINK Photographer. FOR SALE. I6G;CS F013 HATCH - . jug. I,Guild heed -to -lay Barred Rock strain. Mated with 0.A.C. cockerels. 50e."'for ,15 or $3 peg 100:-1:-I. J. Trewartha, Holmes- ville, Phone 14 on 153 Clinton. —31 FARM FOR SALE. -Tho William Proctor Perin, Lot Number' 32 and south-west part of Lot Number 33, Maitland' Concession, Goiericb town- ship, 144 acres. -Apply to W. Bry- • done, Clinton. —16. FARM FOR, SALE.—LOT'O, CON'. 3, Stanley, containing 100 acres,' 90 acres cleared, the balance good hard- wood hush. The farm•is well fencead! and well underdrain'ed and in a first-class state of cultivation. There is a frgt-class frame house with furnace and hard anti sett water m tiro 1101150. One barn 50 ft. x 58 ft., one shed 26 ft x 52 ft., one horse stable and drive house 26 ft. x 52 11., all on stone tountia- tions; also two good welts, 'ono at house and one at the' baro and water, in the barn. Situated, one mile from school, 2:14 miles from 'Bruce- freld, 311- miles from Kippen, 6 mil- es from Mensal!, 9 miles front Sea - forth or Clinton. Reason for sell- ing, wishing to retire. -For further particulars apply on the premises or address Robert Morrison, Brncefield P, 0. FARM FOR R RSALE.—THE iJ IJ 'X'cU- fortbf erc o Souti onroo estate of- fers for sale 50 acres, being • east half of lot 28, con, 6, Mullett. 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- combe, Clinton' P: 0. —24 CREAM WANTED—WE HAVE 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 Kinhurn may leave their cream with Mr. Hall and be will deliver it here. Write at once ter ean9 and give us a trial.—The Sea[orth Creamery Co. Box 480, Seafor'th. —29 I30AR FOR SERVICE. - HAVING purchased from Mr. G. Dale of Kin - burn his splendid Tamworth hog will keep the same for service. on 1ot23, 3rd con„ of Tlullett. IIe is known as 0000 of 1110 best breeders in the county. Terms $1 at time ot service with the privilege of re- turning if necessary. —L. Tyndall. —28. THE CDH E N H STORE Live and Let Live Breakfast Foods for Hot Weather Corn-Flakel Pulled -Rice, Puff -Wheat, Sheddes Wheat, Gusto, Grape -Nuts, Triscuft, Post-Tosties, Dutch Rusks, Force, Nialt a Vita, • Just Received a Shipment of Flowtrr Pots, Jardeneers, Dinner and Toilet Sets, Call and got Prices, Fruits Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, Pine -Ap- ples, Strawberries and '1'onratoes. E. E. HUNNIFORD LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER. Are Bonn tJsin Glasses.. Many people are using glasses but many more should. If tlbey did it would save them eye strain, causing headaches and preserve the sight longer A. proper test by an optician will tell. Let us make the test for you P A. J. GRIGG Optician Jeweler and Issuer of .Marriage. Licenses. Suinuici' Catraliaigra 1 06311 ANNUAL SUlfMF Ii 0A31- PAIGN FOR NON-PERDILE iL.W- LA.ID EGGS BEGAN 'THIS WEEK, A. few suggestions how to get Orsi; -class 0541 fn hot weather :-• 1. Do ahoy with all tort:- erels, 2. Gather eggs twice per. day. 3, Keep eggs f0 a dry cool plata '1. Keep nests clean and avoid washing eggs. 5. Market eggs before they are five days old. 6. Keep all extra Targe and small eggs for home use. 7. Do not sed bad eggs as it is dishonest. GUNN, LANGLOIS CO. The Up=to=date Firm CLINTON. N. W. Trewartha, Wm. Jenkinq' TENTS for SALE Do not expect to buy second hand tents in July. Phone me now • for bargains, F. J. HILL, Clinton. FOR SALE Two good Incubators, one Chatham 210 egg and one Morgan, GO egg. White Leghorn Eggs for hatching, $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 HOUSE, 2 ACRES ORCHARD, STAB- LES, AND 15 ACRES LAND. CONVENIENT TO POST 0P- F10E, SCHOOL AND CHURCH — APPLY W. A. JONES. 206 PERCY ST. OTTAWA. TO T H E FARMERS Try our• fertilizers Potash and Acid Phosphate Nitrotie and 'Soda, for your root crop, We will mix them for you and you will get the crop. Try our Corn Feed for cattle and hogs. Also Seed Corn and all kinds of flour at the North End Feed Store. Colne and see our agent for the Fleind;zman Co, Frank W. Evans Minton, TERMS : CASA. Phone 192 E,VERY'I'HI.NG IN TINNING and sheet metal work is in our lino. We fix the 101012ace in the collar or the skylight on the roof. Put a new smokestack on chimney or a new zinc under the stove. LEADERS ARE LEADING the best of tinning work that needs looking after right now. Better have us look at thus. A: little of our work now may save you a lot of trouble after while. THOS. HAWKINS. Phone 53. PLUMBING AND HEATING. WOOL WANTED Highest .Markel; Price Paid sal Cash. for WOOL. 'Also on hand for sale Flour and Feed, . Potatoes, Oats. Will exchange for farm pro-, ducts. G, SrIYTHt Next the hospital Victoria Stroct, Arlorlannirmininns NK ' 1 t K • 1 1, l �r •v v4L W./V ;• Does it not suggest gg to s: • your mind the idea of Camping? 40 e $ But if you would b so c al- o: Ways cool, we nave 0• Orangeade 0 0 0 .Lemonade . r. iJoie •juice Fresh leptons 0, 1 Fresh Oranges 1 Fresh cucumbers 0 Fresh Sten wherries i J, Green beans, all for camp, 1, 1 Special attention to camp orders, 0 �, eee our window display to sootb ,r' • window of camp baskets contain - a Mg faw•suggescions of camping S. 0 _� 0 W. T. O NEIL $ 0' '''Th „• IM e Huh Grocery. Ia if, Anything yuu want done in Rooting E'avetroaghing Plumbing of Furnace work. Call and see our Stock before placing your order. BYAM & SUITTER Sanitary,, Plumbers Phone Stallion Routes. "GUINEA (COLD." The noted stock horse "Guinea Gold" will breed a limited numhen of mares at his own stable lcrt 40, West End, Tuciccrsmitit. G. W. Cott, Prop, BARON WALLACE Monday—will leave his own stable, lot 40, West End, Tuckersinith, go to Iluron Road, then to Graham House for noon, then to Gilbert Mairs for night. Tuesday — Ily llolmcsville and Maitland con. to Wm. Durst's, for 110015, then by ways of the Bethel Corner and Bennriller to Wilmot Ilaacke s, Huron Benda for night. IVedncsclay—liurot Road east to M. Flick's for noon, then by way of 911 con, to James Graham's, for night. Thursday—To Wise's cornet: and Bay- field Road to James Jackson's 2nd of Stanley, for noon, than to his own stable for night where he will remaia until the followicg Monday morning. Cr. W. Nott., Prop. Sealed Tenders addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed "Tender for Supplying Coal for tate Dominion Buildings," will be received at this office until 4.00 p,m., on Mondays July 6' 1914, for the supply of coal for the Public Buildings throughout the Dominion, Combined specification anti form 09 tender can be obtained on applica- tion at this o0-tce and from tate care- takers of the di11erenb Dominion Buildings. Persons tendering are notified that Makers will not be considered unless made on the printed forms supplied, and signed witl, their actual signa- tures. ' Each tender must be accompanied; by an accepted cheque on a,chartered bank, payable to the order of the honourable the Minister of Public Works, equal to ten per cent of the amount of the tender, which • will he forfeited if the person tendering de- clines to enter into a contract wIno called' upon to do so, or fail to com- ple:te the contract. If the tender be not accepted the cheque will he returned. By order. R. C DESROCI•IiPRS Secretary. Department of Public Works, Ottawa, June, 2, 1914. CRQNQTUNSEMYS 01P13R LAKES NAVIGATION. • Sailings s fro m Sarnia V h arC nr. Mo clays, 'Wednesdays and Saturdays for. Sault Sto, Mario, Port Arthur andi Fort William. commencing June 8th. STEAMSHIP 5PECIAL •.Effective June 8th, Westbound, Will leave Toronto 11.15 am. on sailing dates, makingconnection at Sarnia Wharf for Sault Ste. Mattie, Port 'Arthur, Fort. William, Winnipeg and points in, Western Canada. Parlor -Cafe, Parlor Cars and first- class coaches to Sarnia Wharf. A special train will run the reverse. way- leaving SarniaWharf 7.45, a.tn., arriving Toronto 1.10 pan., comrnene• ing June 9t11, each 'Tuesday, Friday; and Sunday thereafter. Full particulars and reservations frpm Grand Trunk Agents, or write, C. Id. HORNING, D.B.A., Toronto,. Ont. J. Ransford & Song uptown ticket agentd; pitons 57. A, '0, Pattl'son; station agent, phone 35a, NEWS -RECORD NLEWS-LEADER.'