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A Splkaidid Showing of the latest styles in
Spring Suits
Coat
Skirts ,
F4tc.; Etc
New Sprinp.', SuitSiiiti
Ottoman CO rd ,
'Brocade, M (fires, Checks,
and Serges, in all tEenew
shades, ranging in price
from $15 to $28
We have a few Sample
Suits left, reg. $22 for $1.1
• 'New (Jmtii
.all tht-lat style, • ••••c•• -
from $8 to $28
Thai a Splendid
Display of Rugs !
We often have this remark in our store. If you
have not pail• us some sithilar compliment it is be-
cause you hays not visited our New Rug Depart-.
ment. Everl,thing in Rugs and Linoleums are here
• and at prices .th,at will convince you in our tavor.
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11 in need.o1,a Floor Covering be sure and Visit
•lusepartment Belore Buying..
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MINIMS
TheArish Situation
• Things have tat •ffirst Preached, a
point in Ireland. where there must
be a epetedy thang)e.,ekther for the
better on worse. Fermonths Car-
son's' < Ulster flolloike-is had, been
°Maly drilling and, arming for
the purpose of resisting Home
Rule, but en SiindaY ' night an act
of actual war obenitedt A :steamer
landed ,several thousand rifles.and
hundreds ' of theirs= de of ro ands
of ammunition( on the coast near
Bell ast,- the landing being made
*possible by first'taking local mem-
bers- of the constabulary and
coast guards prieonerS and then
cutting telegraph an(ci telephone
communichtion 'to prevent informa
tion of what was ;going on from
reaching the central authorities.
This overt act has at last arous-
ed the Government tb definite ac-
tion, and Premier Asquith has de-
clared there will . zo further
dallying with the ditoation. As a
be,ginntng, Major-Gen,eral Macrea-
ay has been :sworn( in as resident
magistrate of the coueties of Down
and Antrim, including the city of
Belfast. This is merely the first.
step towards the deelaration of
martial law andonontsequent suet-
panision of ordi tryooeive govern -
merit.
Meantime. an
ger has risen.
merit had tem
eo long the
Na onaliat party had
begun to take t hings into its own
ti
ta.nds. Seeing /Carson raising an
army for the urpose of defying
ther sourcietof don
ecauso the Govern
rized with Carson
-'tho Government to etifforce Home
Rule, Nationalists proceeded to
form another army for the purpose
of :seeing that the will of the, peo-
ple, as expressed through Parlia-
ment, was duly carried out. If the
4.3.overnmeatt had continued to ab-
dicate its ;function, and allow King
Carson to , go ,on decreeing what
the law should, be in Ireland, there
would have been a speody rising
against the latter's authority and
then .civil war would have been on
in. earnest.
you watt ds-the,in
ROOfi
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un* ingAr-.1.:
Furnate Work
Call andee us before
placing "your order.
gyarn i!t"Sutter
Sanitary Plumbers
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But the Government is in earn-
est at last. Speaking in Parlia-
ment .; f.,11enday Premier Asquith
said. lin view of this grave and
unprececlonted outrage (rhe land-
ing of •guns Sunday night), the
House may assure the:lively es
that the Government will take,
without delay, appropriate steps
to ;vindicate the authority of the
law and protect the officers aid
!servants Of ; the King; in the ex-
ercise of their duties and in the
;enjoyment of their rights."
A Liberal member of the House
has given notice of the following
motion. "In view of the serious na-
ture of the preparations made to
resist the dminiqtratkm of law
retsulting,o in unprovoked out-
rages on. .peranna and property,
including the obstruction of ail h -
ways, :interruption • of the tele-
phone anid telegraph :service, the
holding -up of the police and cus-
tom house officers and coastguards
men iit the exeoution of their
:duty, this House undertakes to
support tho Goyernmenit in what-
ever measurers are necessaaty to
vindicate the authority of law, to
protect ;officers and :servants of
the King in the execution Of their
dertyriantittreentire--to • his'''•:/trafeal-'
ty's 'sublets. the enjoyment of
their legatoighte?,,
The, umener inovhielroApquith,s
etatetnent "aa inteintion of
the .GOver'n'thealwYS'oleeerit a leav,-
AO' dbubtlEtififbn at!O"`Oilt,"
party, is whole-heartedly zbieltindi
him.
ol'Or,
ODE TO OUiRiVilliN,;;AOR:': f' -(g
Writ I tti6iki trhiraVia
ing4nfaV,57ko12:','
;For, .:the: laet,ottimeil prio"nottilited:)
liegg" thou,rt Ted.
Tis with a final ,slam woelpse thy
It matters not MOW it thou gleam
.est red,'
We will not shake the t If thou
choke '1 or air
We will not ram a poker clown
thy throat
To free a lusty clinker. No, my
•ifried,
Just once, too often hast thou
q'got our goat." •
t,
33e OLin " or "out, tis allthe same,
For, see,,
The spring has come and thy bond
slaves are frelej
THE CLINTON NE.iir ERA
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wo cartoonsby Prominent Mexican CartoOnist. These appeared in two WellfitflOWD
Mt xican journals,
smith, is ,etweirat very ill.
Yikt,e1C
„.ery' quiet - °Wing
510,,ibii,1*rlsogixverY busy on
their
..p.,1104911-60.1041kehlb,Veatillis,,
'tat ,i1toMW am JealviesOishbrtitqf Otte::
take al course at the hospitals: :of
NeAl „Y topiv
r1).ii Stanley spoke
at tgleto•Young,,,peopleis mooting on'
Mon10 rt1r0;‘piesbytatian church
On the ieubjeet of Teniys�ns
‘.‘Cressing:. the Bar.”
'1Vfisseg:,WarY,'Wallter and. Flor-
eirice AlfaKayittaye reiterated from
yiSitittffriend'S. at Toronto.
'• Mr.'Ofterge SWab got a call to go to
to Galt, where he will he assistant sta-
tion agent and telegraph operator.
ais -.wife an children will folio* as
sisaei ariangemeetapan be made,
Mr:WnMcQneen, of Knox College
was home for a few days in connection
Miss Annie Braithwaite; is Spend-
DISTRIC'T NEW SMrs. john Porter, of Hamilton.
,a, few weeks with bier cousin
•
Raytield
:The attentien, o*.the peOplc f.s
egeitirodrawn in the direction of
len .oregor Square which is now
being eixofully areited down while
a, Attire eime 1: w000 eattoiso the
spaceofor protection.
The fishertrien have, :successiully
launched %their boats and a num-
ber of nets are TA? NV iset in posi
tion for th.et the fish harvest.
A concert will be givongiven by our
sporty Kiltie•Band for the pur-
pose of collecting , funds sufficient
f or the preparatiori of a Bottling
Green which will be placed, on the
west side of Clan Gregor Square..
Clinton talent will also take part
in the entertainment.
Football—The r3ayfield "Lake-
sides"lootball club organized here
ff'
Eters.—
Hon. Pres.—F. A. Edwards.
;Rom Vice Pres.—B.F. Merrier?.
President—A. E. Erwin.
1st Vice—Reeve Geo. Lindsay.
2n di, Vice-H.R. 'McKay.
3rch Vice—H. Darrow.
:Gxeeinclade
Treasnrer—R. S. BailCy. •
Capt:—Geo. lffeKenzie.
Trainer and, Manager—Dr. G. W,
M. Smith, MM.
Tcton ,Ccimmittee —J. -Parker, B.
Moore W. McDoolo H. Sturgeon.
Elliott.—A. Bayfield correspond-
ent said. Miss Aetinie Elliott, a na-
tive of Bayfield and one who had,
spent all ler life here .five
years ago,issed away . Tor-
onto ien Shia 'ay last in her fifty-
fifth. year.. ?The tremains were
brought to, aieyfiead for interment
theofffinetralo Being held from the
home of they ,Oister, Mrs. John Fra-
ser, who Was' with her when the
end, came and aceompanied the'
body. The service' -was held in St.
Andiet(w'soni whith deceasetd was
a, consistent (member. •Piety. A.
Macfarlane, conducted the services
and ,the pallbearers were Messrs:.
W.H. Weeds,James Donaldsbau
Thomas Cameron, James Fowlic,'
John McDonald, and James Dewar.
Those present from 'a distance at
• the tauneral were Miss Macpher-
son, Toronto; Dr. and Mrs. El-
liott, Lucicnow ; Rov. Joseph and
Mrs. Elliott, Gacleatich; Mr. 13.R.
Higgins and Mrs. Grah-am, Bruce -
field; One sister, Mrs. grater of
13ayeield, and five brothers, sur-
vive. The latter are John Elliott,
Lucknow';', Retv. Joseph Elliott,
Gddiefrich , Arthur Elliott of Tor-
onto .encl Thomas of Bayfield. The
deceased wasa consistnent Chris-
tian tend WEIS highly esteemed.
Bensao
1? miners -reed, gardeners are making
:maid use of, the presere)1tii tve*ii,leV
soil the land is in tine Wanking order.
Mr. F. -Sins Ilcombe is putt lug a goer!,
otaitiehrfoundation: finder :the let:into-1f
his block that; MIS recently ittjuree
by fire and otherwise nicely fitting it
up.
House cleaning is now she order of
the day with I be fair sex het e and not
many men are heard humming that
there is no p ace like home.
Ns. Cal in, of Van('ouver. B. 0, nee
E tier is visiting her • relatives here
atter an al.sence of eight veers, and it
is 14 veins since the family moved
away.
A number of a.ngl. ra, vSit, d, Mr. P.
1). Bell's dam linrino the mot, week.
and some WPr0 more for tunate than
others in gettibg to the right spot to
to inske it catch and came home well
satisfied, while others labored in vain.
Mrs. W. R. 'Fulton end baby. of Tr -
have heen spendiug the ,past week
with friends here,
Mrs. T. Neelands is visiting relatives
in Toronto.
Mae Lily McEwan wan recently in
Exeter visiting her uncle Mr. E. Ohre.
tie, postmaster of that village.
• Mrs. Loveridge, after spending a
number of menthe here 'R ith her
mother 1Vra. Price, bas returned to
Theron
Our bo viers ars atieely organizing.
for tt e summer month's.
Pusiness men here rop?rt the spring
trade as very good.
Miss Maggie Shepherd of Fier -
lock, ,spent Suridayovith her friend -
Miss Della McCool"
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Farquar, /of
Stapleton spent Wednesday at the
home of Albert Mortel.
Miss i Atintle Wilka, • of Blyth.
spent Sunday with. 014: friend lfffss
Keatha iWaymouth.
Mrs. Abraham Kiankel and little'
daughter Glary, of Niagara are•
spendtrog a, jetw weeks with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Craw -
1 brdl goo
josephf 4Vlanning had!. the mis-
t tolt lt
for une os a Valuable cow as
week.
Miss iPetarl Lee •spent Sunday at
the home of Thomas Hunkinps.
Mrs. ,Gibbs of near ,Londesibero
hadther bees& eshiligI&d 051 Ttie&
day?' 1 1 " " "
• tO s j -
'14 Colborne •''':a=
Harold Allen and T. Million are
working en t he C. P. R. at McGaw.
There is quite a lively time expected
for the next tto months at Sbarp's
Creek gravel pit nn the P. R. Two
rA11114 ILI e 1 usy hauling gravel from it
to lie used in ',attesting the road on
t hie division. S. Barclay is the steam
shovel engineer end 0, Cromwell hes
(-barge of the operating deportment.
There are also a number of lab
employed besides the train crews
who altogether make it a very busy
We are sorry to state that George
Bean sr„ has been confined to bis
home for the past week threugh 111.
ness. We hope he may soon be 0. K.
again.
James Ruteledge star -ed out this
week as foreman with a gang of Ital-
ians on the C.P,R.
Whet might have been a serious
accident occurred last week when Mrs
Hugh Hill and children were driving
I he front axle of tbe buggy broke,
throwing Mos. Rill and children out.
The horse kicked and broke the shaft
and ran hut a short distance. Had the
horse been a very vicious one the acci-
dent teighthave been a more serious
consequence. as it was all escaped un-
injured.
with foreign missionary work, in
Otto ,Sainuel Therepson„ who has
"bkaidn'Oriffaliflltfor Over two Wgeka-
with an emit- attack of appendicitis, is
on the mend, o:
, Mrs, 9,19..ettt, and babe of Leedon
wife thivie bet- n vituig heal, qarents,
• hereotethrned to,bee beimePoit.Wed-
neaday.
Most:of the formers are busy seed -
"here Was quite a frost e fete nights
ago,:whicb is hard on the gressand
the fall wheat, .'.
The auctidn sale of farna•st oak and
implements of Thomas Elder Was well
attended. , The sale itself was-, one of
the largest ever held in 'this -Commun-
ity, inasmuch as it lasten With after
dark. The mit e realized , en all stock
and. implements Were • high. Mr. J.
• Payment who has purchased the farm
took possession at once, Mr. Elder
will remove to Hensall te reside.
Tne deem
-wagon has again return-
ed in tide locality, and many or the
farmers are already patronizing the
creamery and are laying :the churn
Brueetield
The (frosts have made bad 'work
of the fall wheat, 'their is NlBY
few good fields in the solerighbor-
hood..
Rev. Mr. Alli, of Clinton; preach
ed 'to a very appreciative' aud-
knee in ,'the Prleisbyterian ohurch
on Sabbath morning. Bo took
Illor his text John 1st and fourth
verset He spoke of Christ being
the life and, light of ,thle 'world.
Rev. Mr. Woods filled his place in
Clinton.
Mrs. ,Sainuel Reed/ of TuckeO-
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• Another Blockede. (..f 7. the other of over 300.
fire Causes $159000 Why did License inspector Snider
visits the Counties of Buten, Peel and This means that one of the Liberal
Welland and work nen inst the Canada members. William McDonald of Oen-
mat rteee ,d13,1 brourc ande ; 01J: J. SP EtthilaidirYeuresteonbi instead
sit/eel Liberal
toss at oederich ,4'ponv.ixerirnoinecnet ArccptLaWndhydV nocgietihaei
for interfering in thor alee, ion 11,va,s with. gwiall ILiaivbeeraaloomnasjeorvriatrivetomasitoarrt
Broke Out in General Delivery it OD acrount of the Governments Pear
of Snider because he knew 100 much. ityolf oglawiniosut.sly
for political
These and other questions were e7rtcolifiagnhgesa
andWiped Out Several
Structures. eked hy. 0. H. Bowman, Chief Liberal reasons, are also projected in the Grey
, Whip, in moving his resolution to where North and Suuth Grey will be
appoint a select Committee of the strengthened by the Conservatives by
Goderich, April ,25.—A disastrous House to investigate Strider'A odivities transfei ring to them Conservative
fire broke, out this morning about In opposition to the Canada Temper- townships from Centre Bruce. a safe
1.30 in, the general delivery baros ;ince Act ad the relatiOns of the Gov- Co.,servative constituency. Ely re-
belind,East sitreet garage and be- of the Victories also the
eminent and the liquor interests to arrangement
fore it was got under control it Snicler'e visits. Goveinment tividentle, hopes to tame a
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burnt to the.; grolintd, the genera! The questions in their essentials Beat, whioh they vvere in danger of
de000,,ty ,stables, four oersie,. D. remain unanswered, for the Govern. losing. Instead of four ridings in the
Garrin,Qt.r.s. horse,. outfits and sta_ ment refused to grant 6 committee or Niagara Peninsula there will be five
hies, Iliet:tfoute behind the with Monck, a Liberal constituency,
town I allow an investigation. As was point -
fished. Of these five, twb show
hall uaed, for4 storing the suppliee': ed out at the time, the Government is atio
-oontinning its policvfollowecl last yefir Libeiel majorities. • In-' Essex there
for No. 1 coMPeny , of the ,Thirt. iti:the Proutifoot charges. the policy.of .will be three Beate ineteadiff twoette.
third Regimeat and': tool hotioe"-i,Yer77
K.t'ownxt '. ' hp4p' blockn- enquiry 9144NP'P..P.1beralriding..,r 9'
S " b' i 1 , being• 'ti k -'1'
used by ,George Johnaton.arid„Pown- . • Mel'. 1-0-1,vvell t.howetrithat SniderO a, o ,..: -, - -
d, by. John k Welker and lodirtof ''''-(3rd'hiliq*ent '0fildial,'-'in ihe Oinailse g.r9'''ans'04:1-4P'''*'T"td of :1"en;A:eija...7
K.noxis impl ' ent'',:shop, : ':: ^7"2' r.' ' f TempePapile,•Act .00nteetti Vali adfiti l-.''''''n,..,7••,,:r,,,,ii!;3.1,!,,°4:74,:,1,:io,ft.eaantece• Ad ,
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ocoghese buil ege, a ilobeing 4a.'`"''',1tecllylWorkingen thellAmOildene". IA;
:burned lik ' ;tinier . under 1, :‘. ' 5h-riktinioed liquor; ititetititslifftfiffet 7.11 e '''"•'' .'notgoo 'oho -, , _
-litrong as ; Ovird. The :fireir! ' cfardit:tif• the lOburehea, the D'" 'iiii'n ",o'lEietk.titsisitieridaitthetrifffilire,s, ''',Wlei-0`t,
Iligo.net the Ontarib YintheMti •fi. 0 ; Eittratitisetiaaethe slight ChtogeitAir'',:titei
:.: inad'e Ai hard • light and • -On:1o,, toroitr(to,
the 'old on infAalltleavy linedoutreao...9409if)tiog ,ansl.!,.-nitsfil 4,4woorgna, tLimidi,‘..Litienee 'Ad hrOught'OrmiriOhy`
Alio whole bl dk watfirl:day.aCrbeareff. bAcTIV.:41/-4.9.10 thgveillirtie cailsOffieflonol,wa luolgannit "4The'lififf and,
wipeldl lout. ' . 0 .,',:,,,,,.,;.ti. :idikx,-,!...'it :9,91.!,..,,k1 vg0p,B of.'theiGhienineht ?...e.'T.. V praliiie,_46-s&stImeiii;F• qoifeiliiiieht
Just when filegine':was;:elompleteel'',...-Itl,!./'Wl, _t=N 114-itnia.1:14C13WfftiOtiPPIlelY '°..e°'111*d'Oedl-eCed-'06'.61161"0.ve O'it,'
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aily under contro,Kthe!bngiistergaW. Vjel'il?.a,filWitstl* Govqrnment„ex,, 77 bars on4Srtttirdavittternddfikhd'bn'.ir l
N'Out about ll. ,1ive:,,,o,ltitock qtTMO'. littikng/441.P.,'nF AO n'YiroiNdladqtfek;Ifffi' he'll/aril Pislit tOP".x,1111 tifq ellifilke''.' is
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of t e_iti„.15.1,6,4„;,ii7.0,* „:,.oh,,,,4•,•4( tnvestlgatiitb 1, klit2tAityCite9sq;,',11at rt‘rdavataternduA mid op OthAillhtifidk,Ye.
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-When
the fir lent.,,g6t:',X,4 'work. in ,,-gri, tize,e.Af3h*evtirrleift‘,1,,otilitdikl!iti'0n...•,q7,!!•' Th9i"-,,Siher'ierilltl.gdevette `tin4llivelfii:idilforl
tilli.more P0 4008 aspedts Of tigis3/4'..fif.sktitritrortaiee ,O.No tied '.teinperalice ' ad'.ii
the .No: 1. eerapany. .....,,toxer0.0.1n ' •
11011}1Val,Undenti,;tediy tpinig L.1,1'91,1,1iter TO , , .71/nedttsini-s,de.,:,. smd-thrS, too i in anhe •
1,7,101eeirsy.thing7 was s burn,,t. ,ieXg‘ielp,t 4.4 ' ,:t;he noise. ,, ,,, . 1 , o o: •ro ' , • ', :ot the torbxuaity of a: General Eleo-
toe moo of the ad.onaing ' „ ' o •' ' : o • - or, O • o• • . : k ' ,.. .‘
buildings caught Lire and on I y tor . ylvivo.tis pRicpcItiesstttibwriet,rioon.• made .67, Mr. I°. '''''`,, '''' Y` 1.'et.es . . , '
Rowell and the, Liberal . members • ' ' *
&palest, what they,ealll rhe gerrvman- Hon. Adam Beck ietroduced his Bill
der of the proposed redistribution. The for Hydro Radials which was cordially
most intolerable unfairness, they chitin supported by Mr, Rowell and the
conies in the changes, in the Oonnty 1 Opposition, \ .
of Brune, which onow . returns three l ' Wm. McDonald, Liberal member for
Liheral members. Und,er the proposed I Centre Bruce, referred to the OSociety
redistribution most of ,the Liberals will 1 Snobs" who would disport themselves
be hived in one seat.. to be known ;Islet social functions in the new Govern -
West Morrie with a Liberal majority I ment House bbing built •on a scale of
on the basis of the vete at the lest lavish extravagance by the present
the work of volunteers the loss
would ,have been much gneater.
The closest shave was East street.
garage, owned by A. Glover, ad --
;joining •the istablq. The fire had
eaten •through the doors connect-
ing, but got no tfurtheio Selveral
autos Ettldi, sundries were removed.
The gen sral delivery outfit was
owned by W. Wallace, lo
c061, Th The loss will probably be
about ,$15,500, the (heaviest 1090-- be-
ing Wm. Knox, who /had cutters election, of 1027, In both the other Government, and which will have to
and, buggies ;stored in the Bruce seats, 'under 049 new scheme, 'te paid for by the people of the Pro -
smith shop on Newgate street. there are Coneervittive rnejprities, one \Ince. usammessassouraiesuciaiomesoansmouvu
Thursday,, April 30th, 1814.
The e sonable
are, of Your
Watch !
Will result id'your watch's good,
pro onging its days of usefulness
What is reasonable care
An occasional visit to a jeweler
who "knowsl how."
• • An occasional visit means ataeast
a yearly visit.
• To put it off*Ionger is to put it off
too long,
If you are not wedded for all titne
tolerate one, expert, we would like
to put some of our.good worktion
sthat'watch of yotirs; -; I '1 '
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Your watch deserves the best
treatment it can get( and is just ,
that which ,we offer: '
W R eounter
, Jeweler and Optician -
Issuer of Marriage Licenses '
Book orders for Baby chicks
Order now for baby chicks One
day old. Rode Island Reds, 15e and
20e. Crosses 10c. The Steck 1J3 £1,,firat
class strain and chicks will beheal-
thy, and strong.
• FRANK W. ANDREWS
Clinton. •
Messrs. Taylor and Reid shipped two
earioade of floe cattle from here recent Far sale.
Missi illrinneh Craig, of Moosejaw
'*o iorineltly..lived here, is vtsi- A well built pighteoemeAL.eottage in •
thi lfriOdS In this beighborhbod good repair, real good cellar, 'new fur -
Miss ;iwith her brother and nice put in laStommtnerreeementeis- • --
igePp,011 tor.•
niOthte.ci, have left-vothe .Westk aficyl tern- for . soft , town
• icw.,,,h„,,,g-eseaveernesitioiitii,gos,oditoloaiinpatidhilgibuttnr;
time at ; water In cellar4 EiPd , pp staits..„ •
-Magee, who s working
in good condition, and orchard and
inl Toronto, ,spesat lew days at
i ,
garden, with a quantity of various
his home here, last week.
kinds of young fruit trees in bearing,.
Ntr. loseph, Addison hasbeen a number of hens and ducks, a good
laid hip 'ter a short time with a Durham heifer calf 9 weeks old, first
sore; knee' but is now able to pe- class Durham cow 5 years, a first class
some hie- dirties as' section fore- Jersey cow carrying third calf due led
Dian. * • week in June, a Chatham incubator in
good condition capacity 100 eggs, a
Miss 'Rade Grainger, who has quantity of farm implements. Apply
beeri nursing at Siracoe for sev-
eral weeks, returned: home this
W. H. WATTS,
whining . . William Si. North. Clinton
MrtioAlizie Rohner and son, Jack
of. Bayfield, • ;are visaing friends CALL AT THE
here 1 or a few days.
FEED STORE
olftrusiels
Arrangements are being made for a
the -intermediate aeries in the W. F. A
bheawtstubeereee:pgainrtcevtitogefues.treet watering than See OurRSedtocelkov
and .will give a' god account of itself,
russets football, team has entered "
Alsike (Gov. standard
oferSeeds '.
sion ouhteetamtioonntsorweiltlhbaet gainreenxttebne- alsoLhOjainillfeCemiadekaeyeal
hatelkeepbra after May 1 to get rid of
Chick Feed
s• towcitaarik,na.ra, are...
busy leveling Victoria Ohick Grit
P,ark. 'harcItisses nf sport will be ex•
eluded from it this season as it is to hWe handle Clinton, Ex
e eter, and
newly seeded down so as to be ready the celebrated Ring Quality
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• Silas MelCenkie has completed her
series �flesson in cookery before the
Womeri:s Japti,tute. There •war4:a big
clastrand awtde interest. •
elvenine of this week the
aniluallisadethig of the Methodist Sat).
bath' Sehool*ill be held, preceded by
a teachetOl tea.
r
Th a'a PreshYterian Sunday School
willassernhle at 40. a. m. instead of 3
p, m. dtiting'the summer months, or
possibly until the new chinch is ready
Negotiatibtis . are on foot for the
annual excursien to the Ontario Agri.
cultural Farm' Guelph, in the month
of June. It is a popular outing.
Orders Taken For
. . Lime Sulpher and Lead
s(for sPraying trees)
also Fertilizer,
Agent for Heintzman Pianos
We are Out for a Square Deal
FRANK W EVANS
TERNS ;ASH. PHONE 192
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