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Last eall
inter eoats
just a few irintrr Coats to clear at 5.00 This
is a genuine bargain for those who i.k ant a winter
Coat. We do not want to carry these over to next.
seaSPri. Your choice of any Coat up to 15.o0 for 4,C0
Children's
Coats
, - Just twelve children's
Coats to clear, all new
, ,styles .macle of gocd
cloth, sizes 4, 6, 8, to
and r2. Some of these c
sold at the beginning
of the season for 10.00,
your choice of the
twelve for 198
The Last Call
For Furs
As new goods are ar-
riving daily for the
Spring trade, We must '
make ropm for them, so
put all good Furs on
sale ',including Black
Lamb, Grey Lamb,
Sable, Oppossum, Mus-
. . krat, Thibet and Mar -
1 mot. Furs will be
much higher in price
- next'season, yourchoice
of•any Fur in stock
25 per cent Off
Fur=Collared Coats t2 49
Just three Fur Collared Coats, go,n1J3lack Bea-
ver Cloth, Black Collar. Quilted Lining, regular price
e 22.00 for 1 2 49.
New Spring Goods
Some of our new goodto land this week, Suits,
-Coats, Skirts, Waists, Silks, Dressgoods, frimmings,
• 'Frillings, Neckwear etc.
The Store that shows the Ne.$ Thi' gs Hist.
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,weeks at: re,11.'me.),'11,3;aelh, eFri:',:iiesi.:;b,m;,(3.4 .d,ll C1'19100» ie motAg11.,,,./3
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mizi4ltectO Ahle.
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re . , • ,t, °II 41 Bailing I N44 l'ctk.1.1 They set - f Huila .
l tled on teferni
.Yritilael" " ' . I lle.Ft'ovsel a general favorite With ell at
'8Iii ' cc° mai'vi" lkt '43k)odeviel t9u1 lewr r baWs ereilledderthtaeilfdin.,tinh4ktniVlowr.n3;la-Ds uti-hliet
'le Jiaa, Leittleimeough, f .' Tck
•Mr. aadMrel.., Oliver. Clerk have re i who kneW,hiol. 'As a, treigliber.:,he evetk 'Smith., She endureetreelt the hailiritliFli' W(,)risple, L7priotiPietrhteYeefibOtrilohi",;funplorreihnavp ,.
' utt uPe ree 1:hil.., 1, : .1 ' ii;j11401:74ni zfli 1 ; et. ,bwhere visiting , , , they hesh: ,a :i es °et hvOeerdiFe e;inivieliedgi,' helpingitodreleeilfir4,,S,:'..-'.-gioh,fero nt nd:'!Inxiblens 1,-'40:47!:::adyfeft,hi'Pheebier:aerife.hteiet.:uit:e'll.reetiittb:ael:deenets,e' vi'fin:li:nisici'InpTEii:vseitsehl tteleil:m,:ii:14tailft:', '' hy7Toiftn, etghsmaciire:ebi:er:61:14eal:fait'll, iiiihle:31. eecf:r..1117w,virl:.
WW.111,43 glinflto bear' 'that elis',,Tite-se ineinbrY of Andrew Davidson will 1014..'OtretiringdIseosition Ore made tnany 'to' a 'new' site near the thriving
,eon, tytio has been poorly for, 'Settle remain, greefe inrtheneigbberhood ee ,
time; teimpeeving,, . ,. , 2 , - empty, estere: pe,„eereeeoost 57 yeirre 'ever Willing.to kindle Willingliand bet,' 16,1rtantilgebasmeaisson.to, be tthe butcher
didel,Welkr'llt religion he Was 8, P1,0809 ' lovittglniternorY will long he treesileicV
WM. Stevens -delivered to
WM. ArShalPha016' treated
, yoneg wen terirn.and io,poiitics, a etaunch Liberal , bY Yoneg end old 01 the neighberheed., , Mr.
the
ingnn Feenie to a yerY ahjoYable evriday last, It *as well attend Re leaves to it,estirti his lossi',a.sorrow' where she lived, Out of a faiallof , Wm. Hill, & Sona mill yarcl, a they
d three sens and -three tweive'ehildren only Six StirViVe. ,A1 ..Weelest age a tree which will Pre-
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Wm. Robertson has sold his farm (10.1.4idters. The eldest, Cluff a step son ' thinagh. not a robust constitution of , ' bably constitute a record fel' size.
'ecll, 04'1110 number of about- eeverity, loft widow. An
.e6 w. Marsh; Re intends moving to ..of Peanaute,Sarik., JameS Scott ' and later Years Slie wrieradWeys able to be. The tree in t' is is a maple out
Wilenilseg. . ' • :" John at. honae,i Miss Marjorie, of 1..' • otound until' the beginning of 0113 year of which were cut five, logs of an
, Miss Alice Fingland has been, spend ginie. Sask. e-;411.08.Affee and alittle giii when she he'd the miefortente to fail average length of ,ten fteet, and
ling a fewe•Weekle visiting 'relative. hi atherne, The', ,funeral,. was held on and' break her collar one and owing will measure upwards. Nee .,,ehree_
leialt, and ,,ReeerIV. ' . Wedneeflaye afternoon 'at 1.30 to the to bar advareOed Veers the shock prov 'thousand, feet of lumber. , '
.„uiss piics; carter ,oe senereom ,sUer,,t ,place of internientin Dairen( ceetetry.' eel fatal hut She bOre her sufferinge- Mr, and Miss Treunarer, of Zur-
the: week end With' her friend ,, Misses rhe ereet° PethY"Pf the en,tire e°011heel -witti'eheietiae resignetion ond Wa8 a- ' ich ' Wette the guests nt' the' home
Pearl and.Beeeie'011oningharire. -tY goes mthe bereaved family in worthfm
Christian Woman Who WAS 06 i;/f mr, j". a Duri,t on 'Sunday.
The A. OAT. W. held their, thi8 their time Of deep sorrow 'and teemed by all Who knewheti and medb '
beloved in her family. 'rhe funeral
Oyster supper ab the home, annual f John afflietler. , ' '
• ' - 01) TI:IiijSday was largely attended and
'Fingiand. About thirty, five. epent an waSeunducted by her pastor, Rey. D
esinsitoinygtiblnef evreenaidoign,gst,heappereonghrearsn acondn lemAnvieeerely'l'aPtrarthteYeeto'InCice3 1 ildig lilwrass. °I3J-:l.- it. Greitt, of -Clinton, who 'Spoke very
ting aet
°3041e• • - ' ' Esoilurtdhgedf llvelleio.e,raetsidheighhnalolonWinedlillen feenemlieninly,conftatchtewiiitiflhaaerinde8ttioeC uanlireneshit
spent a few days visiting their brother DesdaY, ,when her, YonlOgest dau-• e.ntion bestowed • upon her liy
Mrs. Wright and Jas. 'Roberi on •
ght'er, Mieli Anna, liecemethe bride* her immediate circle of friends during
Andrew, at Oooksville, of Mr John Watson,, a \prOsper- her long illness and the most lovely
..........— ..:.•••••••....,•.._isa. ous young farmer, of the Mill road; floral offering sent after death.
Rolteessedille , Tuckerstnith.The ceremony was
Miss Lockwood, of. Clinton, spent pew:formed by 'Rev. J. M. Cameron
the
Clinton, spent Saturday and Sunday ainf 'Gtheeallpgrawtsaelwnnee 1 an
nf 11' 'thnlealerealfatives
Suitridts4..17 i blitlithiehrolilvaiildnal'inLdu la'llaUm°i'llyn °lel i bride, assisted by 'Rev. Hall Woods
with Mr. Win. Mulhollaed and most intimate frlien(cls. After
011'. J. R. Holmes spent the week the creemony they all sat down
end in Toronto. to an tex.cellent repast, after
The cheese factory has been gettiwhich the happy 'couple drove to
ng
its supply of ce for next sun,
inter. selatoro to take train f.or Toron-
in Rev. Mr. McCormick is holding re to and Whitby, On .their return
take up their residence
vivid meetings at Bethel appointment- hey will-
uradaYi VebruarY 2901, 1914
on the Mill road.
the last two weeks.
Goderich Townshin 1 Porter's Hill
A letter grom Win. L. Leeches>, of L, 0. L. No. 180 have decided to hold
etaplecialeeSirek., tinder date of Feb. a Box Social in their hall at Sharonon
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Sod sayet- Dear Sir., -Please tind en Monday ' evening March 9. A good
closed pest, office order for the -1enety 1 program is being prepared and a geed
al of the New Ere, we 1118 _late in re , time is aseuted. Everybody come and
newing but 4 suppose you will Say bet bring your lox. ,litiribei announce
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ter late than never. We have had a went next week.
lovely .winter until i.he 10th of Jan. A L. 0 L. 169 will hold Abele regular
neighbor of ours had his wife discing meeting:on Acindity Mareh• 2 as ensi
and her baby s eeping in the waggon tiers of importance is to be tratisaeted
on the 8th of Jan„ and he was digging a ful atte tidanee is re queeted.
a cellar foe a new house; however we • ....
are getting winter in earnest now, it
is :32 below zero tonight. %Veil I must
rinse wiehing you it Prosperous New
Year. •
The [rimy friends of Miss Emma E.
Pickard were indeed sotry to leer')
that site had missed sway in Tordiato
on Monday Meta after an illness ex
tending over 11 years. Deceased was
a, daughter of the late John Pick ird
and was born in Pickering township.
About a year ago she went to Toronto
to live. The body was brougb t back
to her brother's home on Wednesday
and the funeral is being held to day
from her brother's residence. Mr. Fred
0. Pickard, Cut Line, to the Clinton
Cemetery. Deceased is survied by eix
sisters and three brothers. Fred 0.
Pickard, of this toweship; William, of
Columbus, Ohio; and John, of Ter:lend
Mrs. Wm. Ste p, of Michigan, Mrs. Ft.
Y. Cox, and Mrs. W, J. Patton, of
Goderieh township; Mes. C. J. John
eon and Miss Maud Pickaxe, of Toren
to, a.nd WS. Jas. Ford, csf Victoria, 13
uron Co. News
The Conada, Furniture Factory Sem ed NVedneslay rn 'ening of lest week
when it became k to wit thee Mr. Wm.
Bray had coinnote d tuicide by hang
11)7.
The neighbors and ti iende of David
and Mete 11100ittchemi of Leadbury
met itt their home last iday night
and presented them with a r:cker and
an easy chan• its a token of re,peet anti
remeinberam e before their temoval to
Regina.*
Reeve Shortreed, Goll line, Morris
township. with quit e heavy loss
in the detail of his nne heavy theft
ste ion orris Chtunpion," rieing
"TeethMedea 'large shipment ot debits
to the Goodyeir Rubher tire Co., of
Toronto, this week The derks were m
beautiful collection, with roll tope
quarter cut oak. light finish. 'I he
inanagement. was justly proud of the
'• uutput,
Tacmas Bissett, foi .70 yeeis a rest
dent of Exeter, died very unexpectidly
at his honie early Sunday. Although
he had not been in good heithh, fot•
some time, death followed an attack
et heart 'failure. He retired as 118,1101
but shortly atter complained of feeling w ins old. The animal weighed lo cwt
nnwell, and a few minutes later was and was valued at $6.100.
dead. His son Albert died in Brant Tne sad news was received et Lead.
'ford a few weeks ago. lawy of the decea8e of Harry Se irlett,
HensAl Council has decided to take yeeng.rt 100 of Oho late nenei seal.
immediate action in the way of pro irt I, of Metre dim, ho cited ILL Portland
viding an adequate town 111011 and fire Oregon, ag. d 47 3 ears.
protection for tbe village, both of
them being long felt wente. The rate
payei•s are backing the Council in the
project.
Mr. Albert Hykrnan on Jan. 281h,
tapped,49 maple trees on the farm of
Six eleetnic locomotives, the
William bloonev, near Chiselhurst
and boiled down 'three gallons of pure most powerful of their type inthe tone.
world, have been ordered for sere Mts. Win R ittonbury end daughter
vice in and out of a New York rail Alice ne ended the In irriaere of hei• son
John Reeteneory of 13 irlington which
A thin paste of wood ashee and
lemon juice will renew tarni.siltecl
brass,
4.ondesboro
Rev. J. G. Reid spent Tuesday
with Seaforth friends. r
Mrs. Alex. Hamm, of Blyth was
a visitor at Mr. Jas. Hill's on 'Mon-
-day.
Mrs. T. Roberton and Miss Ivy,
of Clinton, spest the week . end at
Mr. Wm. Riley's.
Mr. John Allen and family rimy
ed to London on Tuesday. They
will be much missed in these parts
and the best wishes of la host of
friends go with them to their new
home. 1.
Hobert Crawford has bought the
house and Int frem Eph. Brown.
As Mr. Wm. :51cCool and his son
Were engaged in felling it tree quite
suddenly a large limb 1 yoke and crash
ed down to the ground • Mr. McCool
ran to avoid and succeedseeeiejerceseetergreiS
ing the itt:11..ef.,1;),Wer.+ereing him on the
head et the eecident might have been
C. Deeeased was a member ot the fa elerse'res it.wee, the limb hit, him on
Methodist church all her life. _to the back mooing very severe injories,
church, conduots the seetrelices today. trent which he will be laid up for some
Mr, McCormick, pasem. oto'
-Cent:glom:We Con. will be sort y
of Mr. Ad time.
sembled at the home of John Allen on
About 40 friends and neighbors as
The many_fiti.mfas
bear 'orhis illness. He underwetne to Feld"' night last and presented Mr,
an operation An Clinton hospital and Mts. Allen and -Mrs Best with
on Tuesday, at time of writing is remembered. Me. end film Allen and
011aiv each, Little Kath'een was also
doing as well as could he expected er "12 I
His friends wish him speedy re- sere. -es, have eeen eater, workers in
the Meth° list church ard they will
covery to good health again. he much ssed in the neighl o hood.
Mr Charles Switzer is in Wing-. Tiny are leaving this week for Lender;
ham learning to be a barber, Char tele re they will reside and where their
ley has been in the West for a few son. Wallace, has a poeition in the
years, but be seems., irto think old ord'nance deparement of the military
service.
Ontario is best yet.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Perdue are Me,,Richerd Adams, for over thirty
visiting relatives in Southampton. five se ire a inueli respected merchant
Rev. W. II, Cole of Flint, Mich., Of Loncleshoro, has moved with Mis,
and brother of Mr. Peter Cole has Adams and Mrs. Woe dinar, to .Blytb,
gone Ito Florida for the good of baring 00 recount of a ppm ently per
his :health. Mr. Cole has been in inanent disability, been rowed to 6118.
poor health for the past year, and continue busini•ss entit•e y Litt y
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his many friends in this town- June, 1913, Mr. Aclems showed, signs
ship hope the warm climate may of nervous and physical distress cul
benefit him. He was accompanied initiating soon in collapse, and during
by his -wife. .11.11y, in deep met:Inchon/1. After 1011)1I
Mrs. Beet Lindsay of Porter's Hill promise of recovery, a stroke some
was part of last week visiting her 1 thing akin to piralyt is eppee.ree,riavieldn
parents Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Perdue, since that 11104.1 he In68 been dep
of the tree of his voice. being confined
Briteefield From the ft( (went i quiry made by
I o his bed in whieh be rarely moves.
Mr, Welter Watts of Peterborough his neighbors, cestoteere And other
spent the week end at the home of frlendr, As to his welfere, it is yeey
Mrs, Turner, he came to attend 111e evident, all deeply regeet the seri man•
Mirsonie Ball at Swam:Ile ner in which he now lemma Lrincies•
Miss Lucyelrane entertained a num hoe°, after his many se ears' dew).
eee of her friends on Fi Way evening Mon to those interests which he al
of hist week. when all turd a jol v gocid ways thought best for the 00110110n
ityle bettet !tient and prosper; ity, toe be
it tardy said of Mr. A.clarns, he was not
only a merchant, bur, lie was alert an
early end vigorous fighter few right
took Mime on Thursday, Jo s 101 my principles. His cheriteteristic feel less
Mende hem extend he,,rty ctingratula ness of utterance made bins couspic
uous and gaihed fot him deep respect,
eveu in difference of million, Through
his unbroken illness; of eight months,
he has had the untiring devotion of
his sweet wife, who, with het wonder
l'ul buoyancy of spirit and noeility of
charectte, will be much missed at
Lendesboro. Me Adam .' business hers
been sold to Mr. Daniel Geddes, of Bel
grave, quite well and eery favorably
' zurict
At (860081115 meeting held here last
Monday evening a Progress Club to be
sffl iated with the Ontario Federation
of Liberal' Clubs was organized with
A. Hess as pi ovidional president and
Dr. McKinnon as secretary. President
H. Greenless, President of the London
Liberal Club, was present and gave a
splendid address on the political situa
Lion generallyfie urged the import
ance of every elector taking the keen
est interest in the events which are
transpiring just now, describing the
present as it most critical time in the
history of the Dominion. He spoke of
the splendid work that is beiug accent
plised by the Proaress Clubs and urged
the members ot the new Zurich organ
ization to work together as big results
can be accomplished. He advised
eending &levies to the annual meet
ing which will he held In Toronto at
Easter:
Sentortb
The "At Home" given by Britannia
Lodge, No 170 A.. F, & A, M., in the
opera hall last Friday evening, was
very enjoyable affair. The hall was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
The first part of the evening WELS spent
in progressive eucher, there being near
ly 50 tables engaged. Luncheon was
served at midnight after which dienc
ing was indulged in until d o'clock in
the morning. The music, by Cortese
was of a high ulnas order.
• Wed, Arnold Case has been appoint
ed town aseeeson to succeed Mr. Wm.
Ballantyne, who resigned on account
of ill health.
The Epworth League of the Metho
dist church drove to the home of Mr.
Sas. Wallace, Tuckersmith on Tiles
day evening last and held their regu
lar meeting, followed by a social even
mg.
CE
has more to do with his euccess today
than it ever had. I
Anythinl that contributes to his
NECESSARY.
Is there anything that yon knew of
that advertises success 11300 that?
raeE R11111G?
Certainly, nothing that a Man wears
is more evidence,
A few dollars spent on at ring, any
good ring, will prove to be an invest.
Inent to most men. •
Mr. Smith, the assessor is on his
romds agetin,
John Goreut has engaged with
George Thompson foe this year.
John Oartright has returned home
after spending the week end in Toren
tp.
Miss Lizzie Washington of Clinton is
the guest of her sister Mrs. James
Southcouthe this week.
Harold 'Rogerson leaves this week
for the West, after spending a few
months here.
blies Lily Connel gave a birthday
party to her school friends en Saute
day at the home of her aunt Mrs. Wm
Carter.
Mrs.^Best is spending a few months
with her daughter Mrs. Henry Alleu.
Herb Govier has moved front the
fern) of Win. e,geeteset. 1)11.
oung r Auburn.
Saul Shannon has rented the farm
from J, Rapson near Harlock. Mr,
Rapson has [nosed to Blyth where he
has irshoe store.
Richard Sheddick has purchased a
driving horse from D. Stevens.
Mise Esther. Settles has returned to
Clinton army speeding a few months
at her home
maple syrup. Mr. Ryckman is lust
hozne,frcilmtthe North west and takes
this gObcf record back. Who can beat
this?.
The hoose and lot owned by the es
tate of the late Jacob Either at Uredi
ton was sold by public auction 011 Mon
day, Ed.- Bosseribury of Zurich acting
as auctioneer. The property went
cheaprat 6600,
e Mr. Nich. Stire of Dashwood. receiv
,ed a bad, bite below the left eye on Fri
'day from Mr. Dan Schroder's dog. Mr.
Stire vvail weirking for Mr. Shroeder
andekas in the house at the time play
ing with the dog and never expecting
.the dog would bite as he had always
been qeiet.'
"'lir. Philip Hem has disposed his
",hundred acre farm in the township of
Ueborne, being Lot G, Oen., 8. to his
,son MeIv,ille liern, who will take pos
sesSion on Apriljet, while Mr. Herr),
sr. will retire from the farm and move
to Exeter..
The grim reaper was very busy in
Seaforth last week, and claimed an
other victim in the person of Miss,
Charlotte Porter Market St. Miss Por
ter took 'it bad cold on Wed. 4. which
• .0oon' dev'eloped into pneumordn,
" ,The'lloMe of Mrs. Thos, Davidson
of Walbon, was the scene of a very
pretty.weciding on Wednesday, Feb. 4
when her youngest daughter, Miss
Florence Mable, was united in mar.
riageto 14, NVallace Radisson
Sask.
The North Huron Orangemen will
celebrate at Wingham this year.
Donald Calder is home spending the
Winter with his family near Leaclbury
Tie had 3201 acres; of land near Alsask,
waY terminal.
The construction of tpip,e line
220 miles long has 'asnabled oil to
replace wood for fuel for naviga-
tion and other purposes in the in-
terior of Kongo.
Five separae articles can be -
cooked over a single gas burner
at once without inteafferenee by
the use of a uten.sil that an Ohio'
Wonsan has, patented. '
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and Pail -s
z Cali and see our
quaflfy 01_
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Sas it„ and another year will give bun > q ,
his patents. )
Thursday of last week Mrs, Wm. on and Tin
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Hays, formerly L'zzie A. Love, depots 7 II)
ter of Jno. Love who resides 4011115 n) >
South of Seafortb. died quite suddenly 5 Egr=TEE3531122szammonwinsamaimmuna
although she had been in poor health i
Byani Et Sutter
for some time. She was married 5
years ago arid went to reside in 5551111
chewan. Deceased ceme hack to I he > •
parental home last November accom } SauttarY Plutithere
panied by her hushend in Inc hope of
look of wel .teedoriess is justified—yes,
tions.
Albert Allcenhead of L ndon ie 10
our village looking after the timber 02
Fred Rut:LAO of London.
Mies B (0818 is attending the millinery
°pet2ing-1 et Toronto.
Miss iloener and son John have
returned [ram visiting relatives in
Miss Keys of Varna was the guest of
Mts. Sime
pson le, week. kOoWil.
Wme.bicaith PI' has been laid up
with an attack of I:1 Grippe.
Mr. Ketchert of Stanley is at present
The gem reaper of death did once
more visit this community on Sabbath
'evening last. when Andrew Davidsce.
one of the most high y respected Iasi
dents of this district was called to his
long home, The deceased had been.
enjoying eplendid health for many
months east, in fact wale a man who
knew but little, the real meaning Of
illness. It was on Fliday evening
February 13, when he made the first
complaint. He retired however at the
usual hour, hut duritee 1 he night a
heavy fewer sat in upon him. all the
symtoins et that time pointed lo Le
Grippe and itwas dolly taken for grant
511 that La fir•ippe was the tree time,
at belt. A'day or so later, however,
end the palieot was wrapped in intense
pain and medical eid was speedily
sumtnoned. The physician in charge
pronounced it erysipelas Day by day
ri
passeand despite the closest medical
„attention, and tender care, the clecea,s
ed eradually sunk until 732) Sunday
night, when he passed into the arms
of his Creator.. The deceased was wide
Iv known throughout the county of
Huron end township of Tuckersinith
of whicb he had been, a resident ree
0886 11(111 a ceoteley. fie wits the fon telt
son of the late James DSVIC1S011, end
was horn in the Spring of 1807 on the
25101 01008 owned by Ain John Dui et
and adjoining that of the deceased.
Phone 7
He was a loving husband and devoted
boilding up heraihealth. >4 } f"il father, one not aloneedmired by his
Usborne coinntity was sadly shock
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WI , y, y t e community at large
Tuckerentlth
, Mr. John 111, Orich has sold his farm
on conces ion 2, lot 31, Tuckerstn.tb, to
Mr. A. E. M.atheson, feedstore man of
Clinton. Possession will le given on
the Lt of March, We have not heat•d
where Mr. ()rich intends going.
Mr, Sam Whit more purchased a well
brad Durham cow at a sale in Clinton
last Week.
NESS LulaColerrian, teacher at Win
throp, spent Singles, under the perent
The death occurred' Met Sunday
night after 11 ;short illness with erysipe
las, of Andrew D.tvidson. a prom
inent farmer 'of Tuckersmith who
resided about a nine ,north of the vill
age. He had been sick only it week
With the disease and it was thought be
was on the 120:113 lo recovery, when
complicatione ensued which caused' his
death. He WAS in his 571b year' and
had resided for teeny yeare on the
ferm he oivised. Mr .Dav 'Aeon was an
industrious hardworking citizen and
0865 0111012 respected by all who came
in conteet with him as his jo slat die
position won his a host of frienns, He
ycl8he8,1110rdlieinv,etah ebyy oliltinsvge'sti f ec f "wit osieuv 'tts1
Another Pioneer Gone -Many learn
ed with feelings of deep regret :tnd 1310
cere sorrow rif the death of Mee. Jan
Landshorough, another pioneer set
tler of Hilton County which °relayed
on S111'ida,37. at ber home Wooclhall. .
Tuckersmith. When 5, young girl she al market price tonav ss 15 so per
h Is, Mr. g on the river -en( heal -
came to Canada with her parc
in,g the whist.ler knew that there
JE)a.sh-vv 0 0 d
The third. of :lune will again see a
great race meet here. 'rhe prizes will
he such as to bring in some good horses
The,sporting committee are going to
build a stable on the grounds which
will be a great accommodation for the
horsemen. There is also some talk of
building a grand stand which it is
thought -will pay for itself in a few
years. This place can boast of having
more good, fast horees than any place
of its size in Western Ontario. The
noted hot semen, Meesrs. Bossenburg
and filumpp, have four, Peach Bare
who made it record for herself last
season, is developing fine and will he
found among the hest before this sea
son ends. blinnie Bare is also ho'ding
her own and good resultcan be expo
ted. -They have also two green horses
Do ly Parole, who did a half mile in
1.07 after billy le dirve work. Not bed
after just cowing off the farm. With
proper training she itill be a good one
They have also Captain Green by Cap
tainHarrs, a big etrong speedy fellow
ho is bound to !mike good. Then Mr
Jonas Haetleib has a spiedy fellow in
Harry Barre. a horse anyone can be
proud ot and one that wi I make good
Mr. Norman Kellerman has a three
Year 2.1.!...3. Wii,..154.4a,14;114,ng4Lne •
t• proper handling will nuke a very
speedy mare some time.
Let us place our ring stock before
you Mr. Man. Them aeik all the ques-
tions you like. „
Auburn
Mr n nelrew lilergueon met with a
painful acciiel rit on Fo iday last. He
was working In I 1)0 51009 111111 when it
ho •It of woo 1 was caught by the eaw
and ;Mown to the top of the mill and
in sti tick Me. Ferguson on the
head. 1.1e is ire paw ing and it is ex
peered thi tun. will be able to be around
agein in a few clays.
Mr. Ed Mole of Seaforth, spent the
week end visiting his perents. His
welly friends 0 he glad to keow
that he is quite recovered of the burns
which be received from the explotion
atit iooehasho, 1 1)1118 ago,
012,' es Beadle has 'purchased (3.10.
iCa p1108 and ie husy eup
ply hig Hetet) who put in ice for sew
met, e.
A.. • IloTinsm has been Appointed
band einem. tio the Mete or vv. Mulch
who has gone to (Winton to 0801 (0
Bits. Win Ruddy is under Llio, 000
tors are at the present lime.
A.ftet numthe of declining i ealth
Mrs Jas. Hewett paseed away to her
home. 00 the 7111 cum Oulinerne on
Tuceday Feb, 21011 She leaves to
mourn her IOSS1 her husband and one
son and also her pareuts, Mr, and Mrs.
Series and one brother, Norman, in
1 be West and one sieter, Sit s.
of Alit -men. Sh r was a. member of the
Home Circle. Although called upon
In suffer sbe bore her trouble with
Lfinistain bat:trate through faith in
her Lord and it.vione. The bereaved
ones b tve the sympittey of the soboe
cortiminety.' The ;tanned was held ou
Thursney afternoon to Bill's cemetery
Long cut Goad
The people of the neighborhood
were shocked when they heard of
the death of Andrew tDavidson
on Sunday night. Although every
one knew he was seriously ill no
one thought it so dangerous. ,
Miss Minnie and Tillie McCartney
left on Monday for Detroit Where
thye intend to make their home
Tor sometime.
Some "grown-ups" are suffering
from measles -on the Road.
The rain this winter has been
as scarce as it 'was in the summer
As there was no sleet, aceording
to some people, there 'will be very
Oew apples next season.
, League meets next night at Mr.
Fred Waldron's,
COlbOnle
Miss Alla Allin was a guest at
the home of Mr. Wm. Stevene last
Mr. Dan Schwanz returned last
week from.a short visit in Cleat -
ton and vicinity.
Mr. Clifford Gledhill te,is making
an extended visit at the home of
Mr. 0.11, Forster.
Ice mattin.g is the order of the
Somethirg of it record in live stock
WAS created at Brussels last week when
Win. Jewit 8hipped 311 hogs. An ex
planation for, teis unueually large
munber may be found in the fact that
during the recent colcl weather no ship
ments were made at all. John Bate
Man, Mr. Servitt's partner, shipped 89
hogs front Ettfel station sixles east
of Beussels. A.,1 the animals were
hetwedi five and six months old Ana
their average weight wa$ 200 pounds
W. R. eounter
Jeweler and Optician
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
was trouble. Ilte, put his party a-
shore and rowed out, through the
breakers, which were running very
high, to the overturned boat and
.succeeded in saving Jennings, hut
Mason had gone • when he teethed
the boat. Dr. Strang, of th leiGode-
rich Collegiate, presented Case,
who was his student at the time,
with hismedal and eomptilmlented
him on the readiness iin going to
the aid of ehis Mends'. James
mttehen, !editor of the.. fGoderech
Star, presented Tiincerd, With the
did:dolma and also' ceinplimientOd
him on his presence of Mend a.nd
readiness to help others in distress
Both young men are popular
around town.
Goderieh
Fire for a time threatened one of
the business blocks of the town Satur
day moruing, when pipe covering in
the store uf 0. J. Harper, on West
street, caught fire aLd got beyond con
trot of men in the place. The tire bri
gade responded to an alarm and man
aged le extinguish the blaze before it
had done much damage. The pipes
were frozen and the tire originated in
the attempt to thaw them.
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Cemetery Superintendent
Wanted
Applications addreseed to the under-
eigned will be received ine to 6 o'clock
P.M. on Monday, March .2nd, for the
niwition of Cemetery Superintendent:
The Salary is 6400 00 per year. The
duties are such as are defined by the
Cemetery Bylaw, which may he seen
at the Town Clerk's Office,. When
not on duty at the cemetery the super-
intendent 00211 1)15 reqnired to perform
such other servieee at the tez.e.1..- areosereie,as
(Thatilit4ffers7or oti--""44.7rerv7O7k as he may-
be directed by the Mayor melee Chief
Connnstable, without furthee remunera
u .
C. J, WALLIS
Chairman. Cemetery Committee
Prospects for the coming y,ear
never looked brighter, was the
feeling at the annual meeting of
the Board of Trade held Monday
night. A short canvass of the town
for the last few days increased
the membership by over 100 mem-
bers, showing the interest which
is being taken by the buslmess men
of the town. Mr. 0. Cameron, pres-
ident, in hes address, presented a
;detailed report of the past year
and Showed 'everything to be in a
flourishing cond!ti on for the com-
ing year. He advised that more
attention he given to the lack of
fdeiglit business at the dock, that
eveey- assistance be given(Ste the
matter of radial lines noW being
constructed in Western Onatario
and that strong efforts be, cent-
ered on getting more factories in-
terested m the town. The follow-
ing officers were elected; Pres-
ident, 51. (1. Cameeon ; vice-pres
ident, C. L. Moore; secretary, Jas.
Mitchell '• treasurer, A. G. Nesbitt;
council, Messrs. Parsons, Pridham,
Megaw, Hodg,ens, Kidd, Fraser, Por
ter, Hamlink, Campbell, Lee, Rob-
elitson, Munnings, Pridham, Mc-
Ewen. The following W01.0 named
to go to Ottawa some time,jI ext
week in the matter oe harbor im-
provements; Win. Campbell, An-
drew .Porter, 17.3. Megaw, W. L.
Horton, B.C. Mannings, Dr. Mack-
lin, W. H. Ro,bei!i.son. A, spe:tial
car is being arranged for and this
will' be added to by the Council
repretsdnitatives, Mayor Reid and
J. C. Laithwaite. The meeteng ad-
journed till next week, when the
matter of securing an armory here
also the military 'camp 'w1/II 1.8,
taken up. -
George Case, son of Dr, Case of
-Dungannon, and Thomas Tufford,
of Goderich, were presented, with
the Royal Humane Society medals
for bravery Monday night at a
packed gathering in rthe Opera
House. Both young men are form-
er stuclents of the Collegiate In-
stitute and the presentation was,
made during the prOduetion of an,
opera 'entitled "The Private Secre-
tary" by the students. The recip-'
lents of the medals were 'given, an
old butujeatie reeentSon as , theY
stepped, to the triont to receive
recognition of ,theer bravery in
rescuing two drowning men. 00
June 13 a party of young men Went
in swimming at the C. P. R.. bridge
and one of 1 libel. party, Umiworth
Jones, went beyond his depth. The
river has a swift current at th1s
spot and Case took great chances
in going after the ,drowniing man.
Thos. Tufford saved P. L. Jennings
of Toronto, from ;drowning in
Lake Huron on Sunday Aug.. 10th.
Two inen, Jennings and Mason,
took a boat to go to Point Farm
for El TOW and were returning.
When off •tee mouth of the Mait-
land River 'they got into the
swells which are always bad at this
point, and their boat 'upset. Some
people who NII0110 00 the piers SaW
Ole boat go over and ran to the
watenworlia and blew the whistle.
Tufford, who was camping at At -
trills Point wlith a party el Sriends
House for Sale
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Storey and a half frame house on
Queen Street; 10 rooths, town and soft
water in house, .6. acre of land. with a
numher of apple, plum and ;rear trees.
A. stable and good sized chic:ken house.
Possession.„ -April let. For further
particularS apply on premises or ad-
dress.
MRS. ALBERT TURNER
Clinton, Ontario
JOHN MAY
Agent tor Deering People
Is offeting Ideal" Wincing at close
prices nisei] the 15011 of Meech next.
Also offering a few black Cub Bear
Robes below cost, 1 am hooking or-
ders no w 'for Homestead Fertilizer for
spring,. A call solicited.
For Sale
Good heavy Barred Rock Co kerels.
Millard and Pringle strains, Also one
It. W. Brown Leghorn Orck, Prices
reasonable. R tw tuns bought nr taken
in exchange l'or cockerels Eggs for
sale in season.
H. A. HOVEY, Clinton
Auction Sate
Of farm stock and implements, at
lot 31, con, 6, Goderich township, .00
Wednesday, March 4112, at 1 o'clock.
510 and under, cash, over that anaount
ten mouths credit. Everything will be
sold as the proprietor has given up
farming. E. Jordan, proprietor; D.N.
Watson, auctioneer.
Wanted
-- A woman to.do honse work ly the
day, must he good cook and competent
to do any kind of house work, liberal
wages to the right party... Apply to
Mrs. Malcolm D. MeTaggart.
NOTICE TO citorrons,
In the Estate of Antboay lawe
NOTICE is hereby given thrit
persons having claims against the
estate of Anthony Lawson late of
the township of 1 Thalleitt, in the •
County of Huron Yeoman, deceased
who died on or about the 14111 day
of February; 1914, are required
to deliver to the undersigned
Executors, or their solicitor on
or before the ' 10th day of
licraech, 1914, a full istatement of
their claims together with partictd.
areethereof and the nature of the
securities, if any, belclby them all
duly verified by affidavit.
AND TAKE NOTICE thal after
the said last mentioned date, the
eaid Executors will proceed to
d .s tribute the estate of the said de-
ceased amongst the persons enti-
tled there to having regard only
to such claims as they shall have
received due notice in accordance
herewith.
Dated at Clinton, this nth day of
Febroary, 1914..
Robert Lawson sued Alex. Leitch
Executor.
W. BRYDONE, Clinfon, Ort.
Solicitor for the Executor.