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C LINTON
ONTARIO T HuRSDAY APRIL 30 1914
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Craplrl%QA As oon ,as the attaelc on' Vera .Toronto;',and t `' United States re-
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HeadAffice,'Montrcal *is aenriunced1`Carranzal the arillels�yt atLVe[iii exico lidsbeen '
t' 1 it • ''i eder , eelerad (ejscorteiii "t4 Vera Cruz. There
t ' %• :� - , i #d• exodus,
z 6 p 00 ands iuilttmated itis read�rtess to Of Ameri..ans from •Mea co,
al A tL ri ed �P Q QlQ ''tl JJ { rev n' r'e elLang it
ou want not, and want what
far or Peace in Mexico?•
Constatu lom(a 3s ei
--f -- tire-agtagn an attaelc ons ercrco, has else b en ,a gra le t
RPrli„• • oln, lvi t, E uiP ,
al xn di ar' 2eado'
al up kl G00,000rlla, tltie PrinFnp y;
del of ,the Co}r�st^3tn+txgri(alists, and .who,. .
nares a,nd wn'dlvt I 1vI>e tco aeon � n
•holds laat;,'airt.lof bt gG�rr �, �#
O'i{AL ASSETS 17,bi9¢,1Q00' 'e t out el 'not der with He•
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n>•�-; � ,� the:Ameil4an bonder,, avaelmed that..
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3426 .BRANCEES
world wide cenneetlomt P e U' ed Stytea on
With so,' eittt�r Th tiered One to be Wiped Out and Two
Interest allowed on`Depoefit• t o Conservative
i clear. th k1a Will Show C se
Qeneral {Banking ,busilnees ,t01eks o: making war 1 n NTereaco, that Majorities:
acted. -
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Toronto, April21.—Summarizing
\ titer effects of th;e net' Redistribu-
vrl4leantfma• a :aitoet Iia e;Ful dlei a tion Bill onthel present Libleral M.
velopment [has occurred Arglenf� I '" P. s, ase. was pre JPnted to the
tins, Brazil anal) Chili) the, throe« Le'gislature. by the Hon, W, J.Han-
leadin countries of South Amer- nay ls(memberday, these are five of
g' those, members who will les) •the
ica, Lave joined ,irk a formal offer )effects of the tempest in,a very
of lm�eldiatlon for the a settlielntelnt of posntivd manner and -to only one
the (difficulty. This offer has been of the five, li.as these been given
agreater sensle of security. There
s. rs: G. M.
tativ � a e, ME V
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t race• Willa
Bowman. •Nord B ,
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,and it was'leivela re�.p ortied .he had,
iea 1l.: ':. "'1 bl ittis :•chief under.,
'practr 1 y�,;ti„ac,
arrest ,to , rey:44,iitbe latter. doing
'art has elncleavored to rat e
,its p ,•
t ' 'a;t ete'le 1110 in 1e11 :, e
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the, attack :ase on FLousta alone. As
plvid(ence o'f'••,'geo faith ria e
States military activities have teen
limited) to' the holding of • Vera
R. E. MANNING, Mgr.
CLINTON BRANCH
aec. ted. •by Huerta, Titre United
P
I orniald,ehy. de States Go,rernment has ,also ac:
gepted the offirr. ; It is altogether •
probable, therefore. that a settle;
son, Soutn Bruce; Thomas Marshall
merit will be reached.
Meantime, however. the late Mexi
cant Minister to Washington its in
Prevents Smut on Grain
Fresh stock of best quality
just received.
J. ]:. HO-VEY
Dispensing Chemist.
The Quality Drug Store
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,.catalogue,
AINIONIAMW
Business Men do not want
"improperly prepared” young inn and
Iwomen in.thetr offces,. Attend
ELLIOTT
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TORONTO, ONT. -
A school that has a great reputation
for superior work and or placing
i many in choice positions, Write for
The Molsons Ban
Incorporated 1555
Capital and Reserve $8,7000,000
85 BRANCHES IN CANADA
A GENERAL BANKINI. DIMNESS TRANSACTED.
Cl'ROULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT 1- ISSUED
BANK D ONEY�01-IDERS
SAVINGS-
DEBPARTMENT
AT ALL BRANCHES
Interest allowed at highest current rate.
C E. DOWDING. Manager ' Clinton Branch.
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of Monek, and C. ICohler.,of Haldi-
mand In addition, North Oxford
is affected slightly: Of the five, the
riding (of Mr. Marshall has been
wiped .out entirely, the riding of
C. M. Bowman has been strength-
ened from a reasonably 'safe one to
an exceptionally strong Liberal hive
while of the three others, two have
been given Conservative rnaiorities
and the last has had a majority cut
Brom j125 to 227. These estimates, vileges, .but whether we will do
are all based upon the veins 'at the that in the case of Huron and Petal
lestgeneralelection. • I am not preharedi to say:"
Bruce Affected Most.
W. H. Kerr & Son, Editors and Publisher
you have not, Try New Era Want Ads
Baal sad Haran to Lase
• 110e000: as May ••1
Sas 'Nannla
May be Three Months' Fxtension
of the Priviieg es. However.
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Parliamrnll , buildings Toronto.
April ^ 28 Licenses Will be .orf
-in the counties. of 'Peel and Tfuron
oa:`May 1, owing',. to- the Cajtilada,
Temperan :e votes in these ridings,
though (there ;may be a three'
Months' extenesion of the dopers.
privilege. That Was the announce]
meat of the Tion. W. J. Hanna be-
ifore the' Legislature this forenoon-
when the leader of the Opposition',
vvho ;was ;pr.esent, pressrun, fat
k}arthee information upon that
point. Mr. Rowell was of the opin
ion that where the application first
went in for a vote "under theCan-
a'da, Temperance Act there had
been Ian(' ,aggrcle(:nent between the
Federal Government and the 'Pro-
vincial se:retary that if the vote
carried it, January there should he
no 1ice:lr`Ises issued after May 1.
VER NEAR. TRUTH
•"The liondrblc 'genstl,ecnan has
come very nearly stating thetruth"
retturnbdi tate Hon. Mr. Hanna.
"The .dismission came ' up at Ot-
tawa without -this Government be-
ing( ntatifiedf Wbat we ,stated la-
ter 'wee that the policy of the
Govea•nmec 1t in the Manitoulin caste
had been to cut off the licenses
and that was the policy which we
proposed. to adopt?, in this case.
If wo follow our course as in
Manitoulin, there would be a three
months' ',extension of" license pri-
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The most marked efforts of the
gerrymander are tore (seen in the oyer The Teacu
three Bruges, which now return as
three Liberals to the Legislature
In the N orth riding Mr. Bowman'
had, a majority of 391, and his riding
now 'becomes West Bruce with the
massing of the Liberal vote to 1,039.
Centre Bruce, returning William
McDonald by majority of 104, be-
comes North Bruce with a Conserv-
ative •majority of 234. South Bruce
remains South Bruce. Formerly J
G. Anderson had the safe majority
of 305, but this has been wiped; out
by the addition of Conservative
municipals:res until it now shows
a Conservative majority of 7.
¢Monek wiped) Out.
The pocket riding of Monck which
Mr. Marshall won by 154, disappears
entirely. This :has been split up
until a portion goes into Welland 1
and the balance into the new West
Linc;ln The Haldiman:l ri w, s
formerly safe in the hands of C.
Kohler with a majority of 425. Nov
the Conservative vote action of
Monck has been 'trate( erred to
Haldimand, thus reducing Kohler's
pofos22si7.
bilitieu to a Liberal majority 1
Practically the, ^,chole Liberal vote 1
from Monek has been centiea•ed in
the new West Lincoln, thus making
aLiberal seat with aniatotity of
4a•
♦ •190.' East Lincoln is left decidedly
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tsale Conservative with over athou
sand votes to the good. The new
• I Niagara Falls is Conservative by
4 389, while enough of the
Conserve—
tive vote from Monek is shifted
+ , into Welland to give it a majority
+ ' o'£ 230. ]Marshall( kande Kohler are
♦ nrevented'lrgm both running again
• by being shuffled so that both now
♦ ( reside in'Haldimanld.
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Hiving the Liberals.
five, addition to these ,n e, vvho x,e-
ceive such a decided shaking up,
• a slight change has been malls
• I in the Oxfords, represielnted by
• Mr. N. W. Rowel. The. disposition
has been to mass more Libieral vot
es in the already cafe scat of the
Opposition leader. This is done
by putting the village of Tavistock
Ieintirely in North Oxford, it being
'formerly partly in South Perth. By
this ,shuffle, Mr. Rowell gets an )ex-
tra 78 Liberal votes, which South
Perth is made just that much more
idiiJfficult to-= retdeetn.
of the
,its. s4x
adjustments these,
ByJ
nitri.gtteen, Lilleral scats have been
rafarangerl. The balance remain
untouched.
In our business of sell- f
ing clothes our, policy is
to furnish .our patrons rs'
with the `best clothes that •
can be made. •
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In e
h selection of our •
garments we are',y{�'enerouS
bait not extravagent.
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EverydOt'ai1 that makes w
for Better Clothes is care- 44
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Nothing Slightai:d
Nothing is
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SACT{ TO CLINTON
EDITORIAL
Help Clinton climb.
Huron, Comity should lead the
;How are your, liens looking: after
your' nieghboi s garden? This is
the ;season when time cannot be
.war�tie(�!a .
Since the 0-. T. R. has settled the:
.i-nilation•0f ;flue; Unaon'`idepo:t at
Friday ery nirlg Mi. Tom 'T'o'ronto ;perhaps "they will turn
Last r y • � g eir atter tion'Clifton(weed ;and
Jackson arrived• home after; his ex-. kir • he longpromised ';station.
teytdled visit in or.; a 'and South build t •
hous) here. -
Carolina where he spieent- the win- —e—_,
Neer to escape the cold blasts. He: , Mexico 'liar iallaer .sidetracked
reltunngd, 'n good spirits and ex- Ireliandt in the meantime, If we
oellent health and will boost dor ,'vvea'e taiking into the ar o± Mexico
we'd ;advice a very quick and am
Str: Sea"amin Noble
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Siiil�Sa in Lake Superior
20 Lives Lost in First Tragedy of
Present Season.
Duluth. Apirl 29.—That the steam(
er ,Benjamin Noble, her crew of 20
or more a.nd a large cargo of
railroad iron were swallowed up in
the turbulent waters of storm -
swept. Lake Superior last night,
was made almost certain to -day,
when the life-saving crew picked
no wreckage from the steamer off
Mrs. (Dr.) Axon is vis[ting • at
Chesley.
Mr. William Mason, of Blyth, was
in town Olt ,Thursday.
• Mrs. :Howson.1 as on the sick list
but has recovered again.
Mr. Thos. Trick is away visiting
his brother, wino : is dangerously
Mr. Swarts left. on Tuesday to
spend, a short holiday with his son,
at (Wingham.
Mr. I'red. Forrester, who has leen
relieving at Sarnlia, is home for a
short vacation.
Bliss Jessie- Grainger, formerly a
nurse' at the Hospital, has been,
visiting ill town.
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Detroit, of D
Thos. llcRae N
Mr.
visiting with his mother anld other
rckatives in town.
Mrs. (Leiary, of Mitchell, was • a
visitor on Tuesdlay with Mr. and
Mrs. D. N. Watson.
Mr. B.'J. Gibbings left ,last week
for Winnipeig where he joins the
C, P. R. Staff again.
1Vhs Laidlaw, of Detroit. spent
Mondry at the home of Mi. and
Mrs:
' •s George Roberton. -
'b Vo are glad) • to see Mr.- J. W.
Elliott out again alter his opera-
tion at the local hospital:
Rippe*
Alex Sparks and Wesley Hervey are
buying a carload of horses to ship to
the W est.
Mr. John C. Cochrane, of Stanley
sold a four year old colt to Mr: Mc,
• l (craw, of Dublin, this week.. blr,
• Cochrane is always noted for raising
} the nese.
Miss Oland is Cochrane, who has been
employ d by a London firm as. stenog-
rapher, is spendin a few days with hie
parents Mr. and l es. . J, C. Cochrane,
Mrs, Itobt,'Reynclds' of this village
spent a few`^days with:her mother
Mrs. Huntsley of Woodstock.
Agnes 'S o:.t who-. has been`.
Miss r ,
dre colle'�e.at Guelph, has",
i la e P
attend ng ,,
Ba homy
return
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ill • •s e
,` Mr, Toe"Dluymond of'.1NcB: op: spent.'
a few,days with his sister,Airs.' James
Meczyinont.
♦ Dr. McDern}•id, .of Hensel) and Mr,
• , Arnold, of London called on, few of
this week.
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cost, and theiresults of our X
efforts are apparent
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d Wehave•a1:- goo ..
busi-
ness :'because we offer
the best ofclothes at the
least possible, price.
Gee out New Spring Suits $10,{ $:12 LO $20
Mr. ,and Mrs. Nelson Cole and
children, Eva and Myrtle, .spent
Sand.ay; visiting friends in Ben-
miller.
Mr. James Hearne. as expected , memorial Hall on Monday eau -
.here any day to spend the euro -t noun at the -usual time.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
ply ;apology and willingness to fire
10 times 21 guns if President Wood
row;Wilson would; call off the dogs
of war. There can only be one
elnad to ;such a conflict and (Mexico
should klnow what it will be.
w e
rat.her like :the action ;
Conservative; IVI:P P•s of the
the
Pro-
vincial Legislature tin presenting
Premier , Whitney with- $2,000 as
an (evidence of their affection and
;e(stee'm.. There are (times when
such (expressions are specially in
place and• we would presume that
this . was the cycological hour >in
Hon. Mr. Whitney's history. His
reply (would indicate that such was
the case.
Tk eee'1l he, ;some, merry ;scram-
bling during 1914 if the Provincial
andderal election contests are
programmed. There ;ale some 'fel-
lows who had better bid good-bye
to (Toronto and, Ottawa before com
in g home as they; are not likely to
Minnesota :Point, Duluth. All el- ever (get back unless on some dele-
forts to find the (hulk of the s -t ar gation. The most of constituencies
desire real even of ideas and ideals
er have proved •fruitless. The get inislte(ad Iof (votin•g machines or
eral belief is that she infested the iLigur4ltea'd;s.
Duluth (entrance and :struck the --0--
Point acid foundered in very deep The -advance of Temperance sen -
In additiowater. timent in Perth Co. is monde plain
n; to the high seas last in that in 187.4 these. were 145 he -
g tele and 23 shop .licea�ses grantae(d
night there was a heavy mist and 1vhtile in 1914 the number of hotnis
snow and the Duluth entry 'light lictelnsed are 40 and ,shop licenses
5. 73eriore the close ;of this year
was gout. the ,record may be tetter than
No) Bodies Ashore Vet • that as the electors evi.11 be asked(
U to this eve.ni no bodcaes had to express themselves+ on tate de-
Up (Yg sirability' of putting the Canada
come ashore. Reports by (excited 7e(mperance Act into effect,
people who .lined Park Pohl that --0---•-
bodies .hail been. rewind this after- Time will soon be here for the
moon ;proved incorrect. - annual 'Farmers' Excursion .to ,the
While the Noble was trying to °Marid Agricultural Colltege,,
y g. GuelLph. If you have never been
make the harbor the south light there you have misled a great
on the Duluth entry pier went out, deal •that is interesting and edu-
1m'o blanc is attache,. by marine there,
12 you have visited the)
charto Captain Prior, who has ,farm arrange Ito go again land see
charge of the lighthouse here, or the many now 'featnne,s .specially
to members of his crew. If this thefasuig to the tillers of the soil,
fault lies anywhere, vtessehnen say, thea dairy, 'Poultrymen and bee -
it is with the antiquateddepartment.
enpment k-cj ere.. Watch out for the date the lighthouse department. The in JJune.
lighthouse has no electrical ler- bee -
vice, Inc] when a •storm of such Mitchell ,J P s deal
ro ortions as that of yesterday
inersaterraseecaessessieetreere
til
proportions
there is
last night comes
and la n up
t g
Mo way for the lighthouse mere tto
get `back and forth to attend' to
the lights-.
Out law With-
out 'fear or favor evidently, The
latest Court note is the f
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intg
of
'was show
n
to
the cold sho
uld
e
young gaffers ? .each for be- treuent1y ,in evidence.
pays
iig itoc gaat the ;skating rink
to ,Have some official say "you are
and despoiling the property. Some- welcome" and then prove by works
times a good stiff fine, promptly th,o validity of the words. Council
polliMtedy is worth 10,000 lectures a dopteaecMr.iii e igies notion so we
I cod bcunaviour The lave
eanadian Govern–
ment Report
The following is an extract
taken from the report•of•the In-
land
mland Eevenue • Department It
serves to '•show the excellent
position held by
fEXAiE °d
Beef 'Wine anti hon
1rfeeseef it is 34 times stronger
than tha anernge••ol' all others,
metre ciuien stronger than the
lowest. 'InIron°it is 75 per cent
higher than'the;%ne_xt. best prep•
n retion,�and $8 per cent stronger
than the lowest.
This preparation costs' you 'no
more than an inferior article, It
is for sale at
THE REYALL 'STORE
WHolmes
Strawberries
This week we -will have our ,
first shipment of Fresh Luscious
Louisiana ,5` trawberriee at •
15c per Pint Box
dVe will also Have
Fresh Tomatoes
Fresh Pineapples
Fresh Rhubarb
Fresh Cabbage
Freeh Celery
Fresh Lettuce
Fresh Green Onions
W. T. V`NHIL
THE ,BUB GROCER
Phone 48
to mote that eight full months have
been given the offenders to set
their - respective 'houses` -in order
before the hour of their municipal
'death arrives.
Councillor Wigle, of Goderich,•
)displayed a good drel of common.
(Delnse in euggeating to the Coun-
cil ;that a little more attention• be
paid to Sunday•School and ooth:er
Escursiontl visitirg the County
town. Goderich 'is certainly a
beauty spot in Summer but a good
many visitors thought little tact
br
o WITH '1'Ecrl CHURCfIE6br+(S. a reps ;don't often go wrong
O a *Cause (they don't know hetter,
'1°e°I°Ti49"0t°41®ss664s1"3041 but Tether because they heed what
SAL e
"Old ;Harry" has to say to them.
V:1'1'lUN ARMY.
Capt. ``Pr e.d Martin, of the Pro- make, an appoi,n.t-
vincial Headquarters, will conduct When you
slre,cialt meting at the S. A, bar- rent dor a certain hour
keep
11 to
racks on Sur:gray.
ST'. PAUL'S CHURCH. •
The 'annual meeting of thie La -
:dies Guild of St. -Paul's with elec-
tion officers will be held n' Owen's
mer with. hie 'old friends and neigh
born.
Mr. Josh Cook has not bee:.,any Rev. Ir. Fairhul of Stratford will
, the B
a tilt C
huich
too well during', the past 'week, but' pre ash in
morning and. ;evening. and at Au -
his old; friends hope for better re- burn in'theaftea'noon.
CHURCH
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VVILLIS
Mrs. ,(t r.)
D FergusonF sand little
a Rev. W. M. Grant; . of Ayr, will
(fe,dw ;days of of Mis spent a conduct services in Willis Church
Idfays the guests of Miss Amy on 'Sunday.
Howson. Anniversary (services will, beheld
Mrs. T. W. Ralph and enldi nr e in thus Church' on Sunday, May
Harvey oA Toronto, are s Mrs. ng 10th, when, Bey. J.F. Reid, pastor,
the week with ':Mr. and Mrs. J of Alhambra,Avenue,; church, Tor-
, eslie ({err. onto vvil:i 1reaach morning' and.
Thomas
t. Th e iIn ;
ofS em ,
snvorth. g
'ss Nor Y, it'
Mi
who was here taking part with the _ WESLEY CHURCH Kiltie Band Concert is a cousin of
the S,hinley family.
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Mr. tl1odgson, of the, Moisone'
Bank *riff was in Sestfortlt on
Thursdlay',evening last attending
1e i
It looks as if the further and
cleieper the probe, lin the West
Shore railway investigation the
est
the, .
'shop
;darker and more di
ail
Moyes is not the on-
ly
Y
transaction,
ly (sinner in the. case. One trouble
has been the a parent uhwilling-
t)ie minute, if posse e.
much more annoying to busy peo-
ple
,nese on the par • of some wltne
than to convene and have to ,es to tell the whole truth and ano-
wait from 16 to 45 minutes before titles Ai/Meaty is that no matter
what .the finding. it is going, to
the, .nablesary, quorum is.on hand m,elan a big loss 'to the municipal-
to tenable the Iliusin!elss• of the
gathering to proceed. It is often idle)(, to oay nothing about the
more a habit than from any reason annoyance and, anxiety during the
that could not be overcome. Every passing months. The Commission -
body on the clot would add to the ere report will' be awaited with
eesnre sof 'all and the progrlessl 'feveri•sli interest. An old 'saying
of ,business as( well. "ln business transactions
—o_— se
gard every man as a rogue, until
Several Canucks appear to bee You prove him true," may not be a
would care
.sol
won
t (man e
men P
nti P
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at
,a the
r hap as, th
veryaanxiowe to try thea to adopt but such, eases
the war business in Mexico by one referred, to has a tendency
Those
• to slid Uncle Sam. to shake the confidence of the,
Thos) 1VIe ?reap• bullets are hot public in the business integrity Of
things to estop• boys, and if you
lce'our, advice you will content 'some public. mon. Too much con-
to (admire was reposed in the pro
yjounsehves',unider your oven vinic meter of road and liberty giv-
and fig tree. Peculiar, in this 20th eineto ,coo, theo as he ibeaslo In
c)ntury, how many people grow so manipulating •the affairs. It is a
rove
will
but P
,clear
bought ht l
es n
die g
a :Warning Tor the years. to come.
t The old
spat( h.
savage s
iaov g
savage spirit of our forefathers,l
Pastor •preatl:,ed,,botil. morning 'ides,.har "and seems, to persists
At the venins ser tee (feline °tium1 r!of h 'heir's: A goods,
and evening'. - ,g th ole. 7
vice, Mr. C. Andlrelws isamlg 'Hold straight (shot 'finishes the whole.
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Thou .My Hand; however. 1
Quarterly, F;show•ship', llfepting in ai. t, . o • —
tl tennis s me;eltvngSchool:.Boon( at 10 am.''Sao anent I Ontario'` aGoaeir'nme, itir
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after h s In
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who P. 's
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Forbes,ofIL_ c e
Fox, d s.
Ens clul
Mr. Par
wo h..
offic
s
'Political ' ''(tic !'ori
r� ; • of
half ' l at Switf thesis play- morning pastor
i tor' Snfdeirfnr 'p .
ing } ornnnl to
. .. •.. ,, I • . .. eh_ m tin , bleu-
foo„b=_lk I - aster -w It lea. g of g
.ing'half baelg ,with. the' _ Th,e.p 3 P..• , nes�s }nelte;ad, o P e hnaike
e 1 at' it.”
the Nornalal. . _' and gvelntn!g'• •' ''' %little the;,,tndeniabkips ?'burg.
kv (la e eni,n the, an tie . they, 'ly oold
o •w �-� y� g t .• o ori n
n
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nal meet n' rd the• $un ay h a,{ the,is agti 1. }
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ter Ct ..a , o t -e ., tic-.
oun was het an -;;the 011owraug ; ff ae in the ydo(lg}nga ,e ,
�„ is 1 k3m „",
to. . ,
t dl ,. ... .,
au oe � ,E
tegtbitxy ; , r� � y,�• were elle i s!', dl in kris•• defencae M
e.
s ne•er 1aRtiem sl Far ou Puet�d�ay 1 • s tics par
Mr Joliln 'wait`: atrtveia.bapk in' • Supe(rrmte�iicI!ent , $ Er Itork)a i iSC'clei unwound hag Tittle ball of
Asst: S t., -'T.1. East am •to -,the, wrong: -people in slev ;,
Chntort )this week: to take, ears of yarn
instances but his design vias
As's ?Hark W. Cncn (e,Snider ma..
. Cr. W .-Cunmtinighame;; odense apparent. ) 'Nip. S Y
Trea SE"':!' me , ibut his zeal , viae.
The Super roe pace man
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W'H. P last
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Treas.y
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with i
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tempered; e
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report �(:
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iJanuary.
i
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lour.,
f g
in, is in(hn
school a
that the s--o_—
coatdlytiout end rias attendance has
er last year. The a iyue wel'f ear that the news -
increased ov t Som t
teachers were re -appointed. papers .of this day are losing too
On; Thui'sdlay eivening of last much of the old time aggressive(-,
week the W. M. S. held their au- ,aizies in combatting what is con-
nual "Tharik-Offering." Addresses, sidelred (wrong) or opposed to the
were given by Miss O. Cooper on best interests of; the people. While
Pray for `Mfssione, Mrs. South- •,about ready to• shed a 'few earts
coral eo m Give to .Missions,' Mash "the Mitchell Advocate crane,.
't
's the, old spirit
Stonie oar (Satwdy Missions, - 1VIa b thandl and we observe t i Pir
part,—''In
Grdica ,Tsang a i Sale, Mrs. t is 'tis still ,alive. It says•in p
dtddicated the offlsrialg.' . 0 spite of the opposition of lat{leasit
only o7eeessarY - 010 mention - the, • S0 :per cent of the ratlelpayer's of
he names :of those takim g part ;:MitclvelL , (rho. Pttbhe Schtool and
t
ecided to .go
vie ex- � e I
amu tau d
.a ro x peri 1
to isliow that tit P g town, con.
00 0
� who were absent t tie �e,ection' 'oaP a $3 , Q
Gal
and allon with 1 i t tieXt
missed a great treat. Thee eongre- ,school build.i,,g5 January i •o
ted 71 n clean- tiro fittfsli of•thla men vvh
t'ou is r)ques let will ;see
Ispleasing
t z
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s013::
t
• •ata . M. S. ors
through." ere f
of t. e W basin g
b i
err o c p tie. Bowling Green: Hie has spent,
Miss Anna Belle McLean,.of the Lon )'.the winter up in the Manitoulin
don road, hes been on the sick list for Island.:
the past few days, but we hope she Mrs. Geo. Ballaidy who was a
may loon he`around again: lfjormer resident
here, and who hes
Mr,'T. Men's, of Kippen, is spending been int training. as ninise at the
eshare of his time trimming up has y: Berlin Hospital, gratuated last Fri
fruit orchard. day and won the gold medal. Mrs.
who has ben in Clinton for the part Mr. Clifford Watson, of our village !, Ballard';s (old fxiends^ here. will 'bee
pleased to hear of dicer successt
I couple of weeks euga,•'ed in the insure
as ance business, has returned Lome•
•Hicksof.. Sini
Rev.
lateRv a
a I The
♦ i cos, was curate of Godterich in
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• ' • 1818 tvnttl 1883.
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ANNA♦♦♦N•O•O•♦•.•♦••♦•sN•••O!♦•*,eat}q♦o•••O♦w♦• • they ,reach herie,
petition J.
Exeter Council will 1i t
Exeter
Ito 11aVE I', i
J: '•,Merrier, M P.., el
Made a port of entry, Lon'clon be-
ingper-
ishable,
port.
ing our gem,.aal Many 1
ishable goods are ruined before
Mr. (arid Mrs. James Smith re-
turned to Clinton sifter : a year's
vacation at Woodstock and ere
busy getting, 'settled in the home .
on On.tal•io ;street Their old
1rietndis fare indeed glad to see
them in 'town ono) more.
Rely. -rand Mrs.. Chambers, of
few
are � etidini� vin a
'� e I t g
Winnipeg P
clays with Mr, and 1VIrs.D N. Wat-
son. The visitors ,are. ' on, ' their'
'treading trip and will visit 'with
.' ri
'friends( uta o
i ends
an O
1 P a
relatives s arat
V.
Western
west
to
their • returninga
� ie
before
•
home•
,
ga a ,erave' .their "old rub- ,ei d tine rascally piece of
(nig uP to"s �gtlginei e
g t
IlS
l din
D
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r as
Ru tf��, 111ttrr . „
. BIRTHS
' ril 23rd,
tI�NO�: In aHull�ett, on , A.p
to• 1VTr. and Mrs. 'Monies Kotox
A.: 18th ,con'cetssion, a son.
LD WBLL—In; Htf1,let = . or',April
A ..
'her
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s.
Mr::.and
0
11iwe11, a daughter.
CLINTON MARKETS.
ogo $8.60
Hoge
I utiie�r 22-24
1tbggs: 19-20
1 00
eat
wh
Oats) 40
Peas 1.00,
Barley 50-52
Bran 526
Shorts. 1$27-528
Toronto Markets
'Tor
59.25
Cattle C'ittl `rt3 50
Iambs 510.00
••--••
Sheep9i7 50
Cheese(15e
Butter....I. ..e_. ....-••.21 to 251-2
Eggs . :-r 200
Wheat 1.00.
Bat45
Oats' 62 to 64
Barley ........ .......: ..
'lldtato,es, per bag $1.00
Beans $1.76 to L85