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THE CLINTON NEW ERA
d Thured(ay, May :7th, 1914,
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Millinery.
al* ,
Dress
Making
1 of he latest styles •in
,. slid Showing t Y.
AS en g
Coats.
Skirts
eLses'
Wd15iS
Etc, tc.
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New Spring Suits in Ga—
bardine, Ottoman i Cord;'
Brocade, Moires, Ubecks,
and Serges in all the new
shades, ranging in price
from $15 to St8
We have a few Sample
Suits left, reg. $22 for $15,
New Spring Coats, in
Silk, Serge and ,Moire, .in
'all the latest styles,
from $8 to $28
What a Splendid
Display of Rus !
We often -have this remark in our store. If you
have not pail 'Lis some similar compliment it is be-
cause you have not visited our New Rug Depart -
a
Depart-
ment. Every thing in Rugs and Linoleum' are here
and at prices• that wili•eonvinee you in our favor.
11 in needof a Floor Covering be sure and Visit
;his„lleparinient Before Buying.
1
• Lond'eshoro
Mr. Frank''TaniblYn, left last MOO-'
day to take charge +ofhis,school.•ou the.',
Bayfield Road. .
dna L on. returned'. to Mar-.
MISS (Edna y , 'mending ' the
nock on Saturday afters.
holidays at tier home hete•
Mise O. Brigham left lent Saturday
for Highgate, after spending the vaca-
tion with her parents t•ere.
Misees Olara Young and, `Nettie;
Woodman spent a few days last week
at the home of Mr. Edwarn Haggit,
Blvth. '
Mrs, Robertson 'ann daughter, Ivy,
returned to Clinton on Mrnd,v, after
visiting Lond'esbos<o, and Walkerhurn
friends,
Uolwesville "•
"Misses'Evelyn and May McCartney
of Goderich Spent the_week_end-with-
fyiepc,s;ii}t 'Helmesville.
•,Tt}e Quarterly Communion Service,
held' here on ,Sunday' ; wee+ well attend
ed
Miss D. Hohnee visited in Goderich
last week.
COUNCIL MEETING
!Council met on •'Monday,.night at
8.25 with Mayor Jackson iirlt.hecha:.r
and Councillors 1Pord; Wiltse.
simons, Paisley and Shepherd pres-
ent, 9"Iso Reeve .Cantelon.
Minutes of last meeting was t•c: t'.
and adopted.
A letter was read iron A, J. Hol-
loway in regards to : hSI,ges at
town scales and asked that they 1• e
be graded to suit his+leads of coal.
On motion of Ford and Shepherd,
all weighs of coal under 2 tons be
charged 5 cents. Th:+s motion was
carried.
Bylaw No. 8, 1914; to amend a for-
mer bylaw for licensing cigaretts 1
was passed raising the License to
360.00.
The Clerk reported that R. Mar-
shall and S, S. Cooper •had taken
the license.
Councillor W_ i e c:ra'•rman of 'r he.
Park Committee gave his report-
That the various. clubs have the
arse of the park free and the latb.ee
to keep the grounds; in shape and
that the C. O. F be granted the free
use of the grounds` "'on Sunday,
June 28th. The report, -was adopted
The Street Confflinittee made their
report -Your err(, rittce beg 'to
report as followsg The main street
and streets 'lead eg into the town
Inas been ecrapediancl dirt removed
There has also b `en'a gun/twat clean
np 02 the rubble' from !behind the
stores all over th business portion
this
the c
x e se of tl s
earths town,h tn,
t
P
has mostly comeJfrom the Tforticul
• tural Society, th expense to the
Amen • has been, a small (alum=
• ivhieh we think 5s well spent money
We recommend ', that wages for
`l and 'Ma
0 paid •at rate of
C r.l
Y p
p
1.
$1 75 per day an ,,$1,8b for foreman
at,draa,be used
We recommend
d ` teas` an
d+'west
an R
atte,nbm' s ee
Y
r 't.drid •
s. d' Maryst ee
'sees, street r
Princess
tobe used .on of e, ,
satisfacton
si Y 1+ F.
C mmittc+e.ma
that o
rets t a Y
• streets
' k m eccsear
do We also re
think
Y
via be
d that t
ink of Tar i.
commend
4
I
Mainstreet
'3nd
t on
purchasedPr
from Fairs.Mill to IPostofflee,,,'the,
and
;proposed cost of the -Material
putting on road would`be between.
$100 andi 1$t50
The report was taken up clause
byclause and were adapted "cbl`th
at a discussion eccept the Tateaa
question"anld the various alder-
men ,voiced their opinions., The
Clerk and "Mayor were instructed
'towritd to Col lingwood and,
Fitton to see how it worked there
special meeting
e to
a s a .,.,i
and report u
P 1
is the,
Fid reportedt1 . t 1
Councillor
street committee would look OVC3'
• tlio road • from the old Cmeen s hotel
- to the Elevator . and will report at
the next meeting
,
d
£.ounriilor Ford •asl.ed, that the c
tanks honied rap and ;the •pumn
be remover], at the town shall rid
Councillor Wiltee reported the, -
had
i rrs 'Institute
t the 'Wove
-aha 1
talked tohini of ,erecting afount-
ain' on the Marl et.Square end the
Property;' Committee will look an -
to the matter
Mc6fath of the 1st den. , visited
her daughters, , Mesdames, , lrewartha
for a fe'w'day@ last week.
We are•eovey to, hear of the,serious
illness.of 14 Liss. OolcTou•gh of the Ilth.
con,, and.,;hoiie for her speedy recov
era. •: Mrs. Hayes,or Detroit, who has
Miss -Livermore of Clinton visitedat been on the sick list is visiting her
Mr. 11. Sweet's last'week. parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wiltse.
Mr, and Mrs. \a ill Jenkins were in {. Oa Thursday night last, Rev. Mr,
Goderich on Saturday. I Alan gave an 'interesting address to
Mrs. McCormick left for Washington the Lougee.
D. C. on a visit to her brother. Mrs. '
McGorinick sr , of Trowbridge is stop
11
On .the fain
Lott and settled o m
't' chi -4deceasecl died She was
,educated ,ink th' ,Clitit`oii schools
`d aduate'd•fro , the( p. C. I with.'
an gr, m „1
a first class professional 'cel t.f+ioate
+but^ on account of .ill+health never'
taught.. She is only s}trylved b5'
Miss Thomas Ewart, of Trossachs;
Sask.,, Who is coming to attenld the
funeral. Deceased was a member
of Ontario Street' church, anal a
good, .lively girh For+,tbe past °7
years the farm has been,.ren(;1ed by
Mr. 'T. •Hall. The ,funeral will be
held. on:Monday at 2.30 o'clock and
services(.. 'at 2. o'clock.:, Interment
will he mala at the Clitton,Ceme-
tety.
t. - e, ,Loui.onyItoad . ,.
" Miss Grace l Stephenson ,',returned
home last week;ifrom her; visit; with,
her silterose tLondon '•for the past
mirnth. 4
pn Meuda'y-night Mr. Wm. Hardy
met' with'a• hasty accident. 14estep'
ped on a rusty nail which nearly,went
through his foaa• t.between, the,to'es and
ankle. Re will •he ,laid' up •for some
time, but we.hope no spriptte trouble
will trL.e: i -
Mrs James Nott returned home;at
ter spending two weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Win. Grant of town..
Dr. `Ward, of Nsiw ,Youth, ltae a
ood:'word to' 'tea sof; the Tango
anoe{ He says It klelpeo}u' li4x
ver lugglerl up:!tor x5onpetrimla,9 theta
M VS talk int ,eueh technical terms
they are -difficult to i ey\uideretpac!
but the NewIprkeinppeah r, to
have eut off all its e fiirge and any-
boay'suffea'ing• with I :r er calmer.'
should ' tango, if he is correct.
Sometimes doctors differ.
ping at the parsonage in her absence.
• Rev. Mr; Crossley. the? noted evan
gelist, will hold two weeks services in
Rolniesville, commencing on the 17th
of May.
Mr. S. W. Miller is kept busy these
times making egg crates for the Gunn
Langlois Co., of this place.
Our teacher, Miss Robertson, attend
ed the •Teacher's Convention in Gude
rich, Thursday and 'Frida.y of ,fast
week. •
' Mr. Harold Forester of Ste Cathe
tines had the misfortune,to fall fromn
pole, while engaged in electical work
His many friends hopenothing serious
will.result from the same.
Mr. Stoddart, Mail Carrier, had e
runaway one day' last week hut got off
with nothing more serious than a spill
Mrs. Holdsworth has brightened up
her home with a fresh coat of paint
and also a new porch.
There was a very large gathering
at the Sacramental service in the
Methodist church last Sabbath morn
mg, The pastor was in charge and the
new individual Communion service
was used fel the first time.
The 'Pou,ndi-keeper asked for a
Pound and ,•corner will the fenced
off at the park
The band stand is also to be re -
palmed,
The Finance Committee brought
in their report' which was adopted
Tho Finance Committee also re-
commended that the money be paid
to the Treasurer of the Schen);
Board from time ,td•time as 1(t Is
required,
In regards, to the drain at the pro
petty of W Butts, Victoria street'.
the Council will remedy the matter
at once,
The Court of Revision Will ho:d
their first meet:mg,.on Tinursceay,
May 28th
Council .adjourned
JOHN M. ROBERTS DEAD.
Once Ran Against Present Chief
Justice Carrow,
Goderich. May 1. -The death took
place this morning in Dungannon of
Mr, John M. Roberts, one 'of'the old.
est residents of this, village, aged 75,
He moved from Goderich to the village
45 years ago, and conducted a general
store and private hank. Some twenty
years ago he sold' the store, continu-
ing the Nanking business till his
death.
In 1890 he ran for member of the
Ontario Legielature against Mr. J. T,
Gamow, now chief justice, but wse de.
feated by a small majority. For some
time back he had been in failing
health, but death was not expected so
soon. _
He leaves to mourn him, besides his
wife, one sister and two daughters,.
Edith and Cora, at home, and one son,
John, in Toronto.
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Goderich Township
Miss Edith Neal 'of, Toronto, is
visiting her Uncle Mr. Albert ,veal
Goderich Township.'
Th'e following is the report of
S. S. No. 11 for the month of April.
Sr. IV. -:Percy Currie, Elvire Chur-
chill, ,Vera Trick, 1tabel Castle,.
Myrtle Powell. _ Sr. IILr-v erns El-
liott, Ruby Churchill, ;Petrel Ch,ur,
chill. Jr. •III.=-Picleard bJatch.
Fiaiicia 'Powell Si. , I,l r.,f+'ra?.1:'
Weigh; Howard Currie. Jr., II, -
Clifford, Castle, Elmer, •Le Bean.
'Pt. 10.-Alfrtla i,'.cfieeen, Tecicly.
Welch. Primer. -Alfred Le Bean,
Laura Currie, Elmer T;ric:k. •
E, Diehl, Teacher,
Homs', (of the Lmboral 'Provincial
MJP.P.'s .are .ehquiriag it the 'car-
ving of Bruce' Co. comes snider
the heading l' of the -Government
that "is bold'enough to be honest"
or ;whether ' ,'thley have •dropped
the old' headpieoe? •
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Baylield
The news that the Scott Act was to
be enforced, arriyed.here on May 1st
and while the "wets" paraded the
street with a downcast look of bewild
erment the Temperance people moved
alien-, with an air of triumph, and
again The. Ladies Aid of St. Andrews
alter ately,,threw their weight on the
cuuich ,bell rope to signalize the vic
tory over, the fallen foe. But the foe
had not fallen and midday hadecareely
arrived when the bars were wide open
and free drinks 'going from all direc
tions while the Temperance people
contracting the look of bewilderment
seemed so stand and wonder why.
The concert given by the Bowling
Green club on Friday hast was one of
the finest foi some tiine. The enter 1
tainment-was conducted under Rev, i
Mr: McFarline, Chairman, Dr. Smith.
R. Bailey and Mr, McKenzie, composed
the ;;Quartette and performed the
general. acting. and a good program
was well rendered. The Clinton orches
tra was greatly appreciated and we
hope to hear them often in the future,
Call and see us' before "
placing your order,
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Sanitary Plumbers
Phone one 7.
Brucefreld
Our village was saddened on Friday
last to hear of the death of Miss Eliza
heth H. Taylor of Stanley. Her death
was not unexpected as she was a
severe sufferer for sometime cf Cancer
from which there was no hope. She
had many friends in our community
who were sorry to hear, of hes' death.
She was a member of the Presbyterian
church here. Sbe was of a bright dis-
position and always ready to do a
kindness. The funeral took place on
Eonday from the home of her sister
Mrs. Eetchen. She services were con
ducted by tev. tv1r. Woods. The
bearers were. "Goldie Graham, Dun.
can McDonald, Arthur McQueen,
Murray Gibson,, Feed Burge, Dunces
Aikeubead, The remains were buried
in the family-t,urial plot at Reused
cemetery. A large number stet at the
house to do honor to the one they loved
and respected'
Mr. Wm. McGee has returned to
Toronto after a brief visit at home.
Mrs. John Swan is still very ill.
Mrs. Jones of Birton, B. C., and two
and two children are visiting at the
home of. her .parents Mr. and Mts.
Grangerof our village. '
Hallett
Miss Cora McCool left for London
this- week 'where + she has a position
of stenoerapher,there.
Thos. Appleby i•s engaged with Wm.
Jamieson for a few
months.
Miss Violet Argent of Clinton spent
a iew days with. her grandmother Mrs.
James Carfrignti:
Thos. East of petroit was the guest
of his cousin S,' •;Appleby a few days
a e
Bedford
and little
r J"hm
n lti .
r a
daughter Pearl ent Sunday with' the
fg2niere uncle E ,Crawford
1 .S
e the report of, U S
he following', p... G
fee 'the
•and .Halle
Nie '12, Goderich tt
6 r !Sent
th of
April' s
1' `howio the •non g. P
t P predent
'on of >i
nle as' ar'ran
d f3
iflcati , y
cls s P e
9
gg 'one
tion 'examinations;
e• recent
pro t
th
b of
merit.
are in or
' d
'ee
na .
Sr. 4. -Mable Hervey'Jean Lindsay
Jr. 4, -flora J:rlvle Mervyn Fiircju
bar`:,
,`n'send
le
Sr, 3, -John:, ,low,Marv'
f Besse
mdse: '
Wright, y y _' .
Jr, 3rd, -Amy- YfcBrren, Mary Mc-
rien Nellie Bearam Hilda Btorbes.''
''se. 2, -Jean F,,igeshar ''',l1 '
-Eddie' Jobbettln, Neenah
Jr. 2 E
right,
First -Water It!orbes, Robert John
CLINTON MARKETS.
Hogs $$125
Butter 22-24.
IeBgs 19 -20
Wheat 1.00
Oats 90
Peas, 1.00
Barley 50-52
Bran $.26
Shorts( ($27-$2B
Toronto Markets
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Births, ,Marriages- '& Deaths
BIRTRS„
BELLi In• G, ° .. °nn1VAriday;
May ,4th,. to, r. aild''Mrs, red'
• Ball, a daughter.
FITZSTMONS.-iii rl`'in'ton, on Mon
,d,ey, May :U(tli,,, to Mr. ancle1Virsle
+Bert Filtzsimo:is, a-ddaughtere •.,
DEATHS.
TAY .OR -In Stanley, Maylst, Mass
Elieabeth'I1. TMlor.ea the Jhome of.
her brother in law, •John Ttetclien.
IIIT'CH. Im„ .Helleitt, on 'Wednes-
day, May 6th .Ad'ith.Hitch, daugh
ter of the 'late James and Mary
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'Hitch, agecll 36 years.,
Hogs :.,,. - $9.10
Cattle", ..... $8A0
Lambe .-,....., $9.50
p
Shee •• •• '$271502
Cheese
Butter 221-' CO 23
Eggs ,- 21
Wheat
Oats ...,.. ...,,,
Barley ...... ...... ......
'Pdtatoes, per bag
Beans .-.
Ston; Mahle Wright.
Printer - Russell .Jervis
gr. H. Forrest, teacher.
Mr. 'Wil1 Oockerline and Misses Bes
sic Oockerline' and Grace Stewart of
Blyth Sundayed et the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Adams,
1)eath' of Mies Hitch -After an ill
mess
extendingover five • weeks of
pneumonia and ;pleurisy and later with
Paralysis, Miss Edith Ilitcb, daughter
of the -late James and Mary Hutch,
passed away at her home at the age of
3 y.m
ears.
Deceased was
hot
in Dssex
om+the 22ud of October, 18759 and was
the youngest daughter. At the age ot•
5 years the family moved, to Hul-
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are
correct
.statistics r
Hut -
$1.00
45
62 to 64
$175 t10 1,85
Local News
7r 'lAI 'I IrI.Rs 4PlP ;
Shbeciibe'POW for TLeNe,y Era, The easonable
60 centsefor'balence of year,
Lµst'wall (toe v+eanember, Tho •+
Davie 4ttfmtetto will be here'. care.,of!: Your
morrow F. id,ay •+•-'
fs'st t im.
seatst»all e
d'.off for •
iflheBettis”',Yo )kna,!chat chs
W
atch
l!
tontalentlar done 1
e 1
re '
Oleanir(yards,
making
•li sgardens
andrpientin ^lawer",iaeds, .have
itepil':Many ""blithe citrza es very
y
busil engaged, this week•„
n•, inb Lindsay,'lhaSh...B:Iblti, 301
Years old. : Beats all how, remark,-
abs' ' erI.1 preserved the ,ai^erag,e
Bible ia.,,rThe++,4+yst doesn't seem to
hurt it at all
Aceounts'•overdue more than 6
Will result in your watch's good,
pro"onging its days, of; usefulness
.What is reasonable cave
An oceaaionel vial to ' a 'jeweler''
who ''"knows bow, ,
(years are outlawed, 'unless a pay- Are occasional visit means at least
meet ;has been made, °ten acknow a yearly visit.
kills n f tlidebts e s
ems ° { e an 'Tout it off longer }s to'pet,ltoff
gx4,04 wit i ;.'he• past ,6 •3 ears, • Loo ion
There-hfte-I been,' aro rrecent, chiangse g, ,
in the laiv'"''hs to ,,the time When a If you are not wedded t'tor alt tune
#iccquntr. b.einlg:eemes outlawed to someoneyexpert,, we, would like
pg put som ` of ouragoodi work -oh
P
°'. °,.r.• . that'watch of loupe, u,w
Tho play that mad Sim Henry
i. g 'IE. -one ht to ' b , Your watch deserves„the best:: r a, , ,,,e
fr eseinte npus Jitid on nig ,i treatment it'aan get, and its just „.
tea n the Clanton plasia-' -
tJe l ea tet` 3 that which we offer.,
tcil Ho a ,.smaty on t7°h,ii1•stlay ,ai add' T11-; '
r•
`'day;''' 1VIay '14 ::and '•1'5; 'n .fil': l te Indy- • •
; ,,
not a 1 +by rea- !
ably f !jtshthrllIg, n Y y _ + i, {
eon of :its thrilliniig aceineo and tea-
g'!'e end ma. but ley Att.-thread • of .,
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COMING FRIDAY MAY 22ND.
The Imperial English Hand Bell
Ringers will appearuoder the Doherty,;
Concert Course management In the
town hall on Friday, May 22nd. Plan
et, Pair's Book Store on Saturday May
18,; .See postero and, Newspaper items
next week,.
SiS.MA THI„i,G$ WEAYJ2 PECT
Rhubarb pie.
Garden Parties
Early swimming,
The Sanitary I v:spector.
Barelf!oot boys and Girls.
People conrplainir{g of heat.
Music from the lawn mower.
WILL HAVE A BRANCH
AT IBLYTH
Mr. Otto Fink will opian up. la
photo studio ,at Blyth and will
spcfnd portiont;of the -week in that
hustling. p(orthern village. The
Blythites will find Mr. Fink a first
class artist in every respect.
EDITORIAL 1.
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Ulster Anti Home Rulers are mak
ing a call on the Orange brethren
of Canada to .aosist them in, a ii-
ran8ial way in the•'1 I'i;•nt. 9
request comes 'from Hon. Walter
Long, M.P.(
Toronto is stilt'facing the prob-
lem of lack of accommodation for
public echoed pupils. , Whileia nmm-
ber of Inew, school +buildings have
bete(n srl6(eted this has not kept
Peale with the rapid increase of
school population.
This is the merry month of May,
The Ontario Legislature pro-
rogued last Friday. A good many
People think the Go'penirmerit• lost
prestige over their gerrymander-
ing of seats with political advent
tage as the basic Principle. No
strength was gained by refusing
tr, ,permit the. Boevmam investiga-
tion concerning the interference of
Inspe(etor Snider during theCan-
ada Temperance, Campaignl. Mr:
Snider will never esquire a nerve
tonic,
comedy acid harrier that perttneates
the whole, story. A number of esti
zees have, seen the play as prel-
st•(nited: [:In the cities for some years .
by Thomas E. S°a.e'a and fall speak
very h;lgiily of its worth, 'The
llelad:ng character ,ill be takenrby
one who Inas had several years ee-
pi1lt'lelnce in 'rmaterir theatrical
worst and w5th ;oni;e for two lexcep
tions the ' ltehole caste have been
'piorim:Inelt8t in .local, productions
'Cast of Charaeilelrs
Mathias, the 'burgomaster -Paul
von Rohl.
Christian Bene,' quartermaster of
gelndarmes-Fred U`dL•es.
• Father Walter,: a farmer -Geo.
Welbber,
Hans, an old poacher -John 'Mc-
Caugl..oyt
Dr. Z!inr ''er-Bert Kerr.
Joseph Kovesky, a Ppl sh Jew
-Ray Rumball.
, Clerk of the Court -R. Rumball
Notary-Ches. Hodgson. •
1M4smeriet-Chris, • Hodgson.
President of the Court -\V. Moore
Fritz, old character -W. Cook.
Tony, old ,characteer-Samuel
Lewry, l
Cather!ms , ' wife.- of Mathias
--Violet Sewell:. 1
Annlette, daughter of Mathias -I.'
Collins.
Sozel, servant of Math:as-Lulu
Howe.
Jeweler and (Haitian
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
BOX SOCIAL
Clintote Orange Lodge hold a
Box Social in the town hall on
Tuesday evening next and invita-
tions have already been issued. An
interesting program of speeches
and music has been arranged- and
Mr. Musgrove, 11. P. P„ will ad-
dress the audience.
EVERYBODY'S DOING 1T
House-cleaning is the order of
the day just now, and the sound
of the carpet -beater is continual-
ly heard. in the land. livery good
housewife in this town counts on
having her 'home in •immaculate
condition by Viktoria Day. A grand
rush is therefore on,
ONLY FIFTY CENTS! `
In order to introudce The New
Era into every household -in wll'Ieh
itis not now going; we will give the
paper until ,the eicd of the present
year for fifty cents, Over eight
months nt the price of half -a -year
4uhscr!ption; '\t ” eve the rows
without bias, and ask you to help
ne,
IMPROVEMENTS.
The fence in front of C.T,Dorvd-
ings r esiderl: e •:s being brightened
up with n coat of paint,
The front of Conch. & Co's. store
is being painted,
Cnntelon Bros,, store is having a
i'_*' metallic ccil:mg put in by
Ilyatn & Sutter.
The exterior of the Normandie
Hotel is tieing freshen --d up ry:tli
a coat of paint,
IT SURE WILL BE SCOTCH
License Inspectors ane vigilantly
(elnforeinlg the law as it relates to
fire escapes,,with a rope in every
bed room of second ;story hotels,
The :destruction of a few hotels
and •loss of life, appareln,(tly, be-
cause provision was pot made 'for.
such emergencies has impressed
the necessity , of . aj elharper look-
out in makingsure the regulations
are lived i'(up to.
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At' the Government' Prison Farm
at"•Guelph the presgtnt population'
is 300, It is not la sign. of prosPer-'
a^• to
have 'the con
sus fi ores
tiY
''well nn,'this' in(stan.ee( The ' plant
and requipment Lias Cost the Pro-,.
vinee $1,250,000.. There is accom '
motLation for, about,nem 600 1,
lese,ecdn
pmy if, P
ra
ctis d
it 1ns
g
o
ing to takd,a „tidy s m annual
l
to keep this tnatvtut lonru sing
How thapetsenal,,rrghts of lthe;
peeple ,area+l ,iirig 'pared off 'is a
caution:forbYdden the of Gaelpp hl .market author-
rtue.s have, : , . 'd+riashew
' '
coned Fraetire of ,teethes' butte by,
glouging out eta pgt+tlBh • of° a• }'oil
• cit prmt+y"tihct "thumb nail: or a
sisals ,coin;'and. th4g *ill nbii'origer.
permit the tastrng,iof, ln•aple •s *rup-
withs'al .soon It is Ito' be 'hoped
a .knitting ;needle will not be sub-
stituted.'for .the spoon. The pub-
lic health (laws is •staid to be re
sponsible: • '
If Mexico
the white 'folic are badly in thle
rear of the procession numerically.
Reyurns state there ' are S,0,
whites, 6,000,000 half' breeds and
6,000,000 Indians. There 'will re-
quire to be some grading up be-,
+f,ore the citizenship of Mlexlieo will
attain to loft ideals I
• 1 .'deals an
Rl-.mob1 e
f
v
er
•
proteose®. Of course th e
are
Rooms to Let
The rooms above feed store, opposite
the mill, Albert Street, Six nice airy
rooms, front' entrance, soft water and
town water inside. Reasonable terms.
Phone 192.
•
Synops:s of . Scenes
Act 1.=Xmas Eve. Kitchen in.
house .of, Mannas, Matl4ias re-
turns. .The story of the !murder
of the Poliele Jew, fifteen years pile
mous, is aelitel. The crime begins
to prey, on. Math; a s' mired.
Act 2. -Best room •'in Mathais'
house(,: Math:a's is ill and his gut-
ty eonse;ierjce Js his worst accuser.
S'.gninfg. of the n arriage contract.
Annette sbeaomes the biidke of Chris
tan. Song o11 the betrothal and
Wedding feeteyities. Mathias mind
el fleeted. • '
Act 3. -Bed. room in Burgomas-
ters'house., 7.3iathias returns and
in' his• dream( ;thinks Ihe'is bene
mesmerized and forced to relate
the story of hia Crime. He is over-
come aiy,'the terrors of Itis dream
and expires. Ye.
Special painted Scenery. Phal-
en -s Orchestra will be in atten-
+danee beth nights. Plan of hall
at Fair's,Bpok,Store. •
We, .undltrrsta:dd that Seaforth
have engaged the 48th'Eighlanders
Band of Tor•oneo to play et See-
(torth for the Old Boys week in
August and when the Fire Chiefs
meet there. The Clinton Kilt es will
go dio'wn, i,vith the Local fieeiineO
that Week. We. epees that ,itis
Scotch will get enough of the good
music that clay,
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT
FOR APRIL 1914,
The highest maximum temperature
during the month was 800 on 28th,.
'Che lowest minimum temperature was
170 on 5th. The highest range was
3o 0 on 29th, the lowest range was 6 e
on the 8th. The means for ehe month
were, wax. 41):400 ; minimum, 32.970
• and range 17,83 0 • The total rainfall
was 1.97 inches, Fall wheat injured.
by Apri frost. Thunder on 25th and
28th, Swallows returnees op 27th.
ADDRESSES- AND, i -•
PRESENTATION
.Laet Thursday Le.
dries, Aid of WtBl'4v ,churc.?, c -i
ta9nnid .the, choir andi clui ng a
dere
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of tl ig le . S
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address, and ;Mrs., T"n itehe,'ll, '1?i es7.
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•s•united. ar:•;Clubs P1i ip Ol1;ies poies,e
on behalf of the dregs). A' pregeVp4l'
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Solo, Miss ]}tiles
:'Q,wersik •men`1,7bi;e .of IPo ofr(diai
Board voiree.d , heir•regrets at tho
re, irroVal.' leieles: and Nhss
Boles„ from toiyhe, A Dight lunch
• was serve i at the close. _
MINOR LOCALS.
May,
'Kpll,tlm Ily
Honsekilelinn,g, time.
yet?
Got ',yoot•onions in Y
Council met oil Monday.
The rhubarb crop for 1914 loops
promising.
Fresh strawberries have arrived
n
otoe Se1an •
ry
i d
many fine people there but the' Join the`'Iiorticiltural Soc_ ety an.
average is not high. help beautify, the, town.
WOOL SVANTE.D
F. W. L''VANS
Uighestmarket price will to paid in
cash for wocl.
Also on hand far Sale
Flower Seeds,
Potatoes,
Oats
Farm Produce taken in
Exchange
Huliett Court of Revision
Notice is hereby given that the
Court for the Revision of the Assess-
ment Roll of the Township of Mullett,
will be held in the,Townsnip. Ball, on
Friday the 29th day of May, at 1,30 p.
m, for the purpose of hearing and setts
ing,complaints against the said assess-
ment Roll.'
Persons having business at the
Court will please attend at the said
time and place-withoutAMES CAMPBELL
e
Londesboro, May 8th, 1914 Clerk
Boarders Wanted
The undersigned can take boarders
now, and also serve meale to non -
roomers. Apply to
MRS. BUTLER
Book orders for Baby chicks
Ordertnow for baby chicks one
day old. Rode Island Reds, 15e. and.
20e. Crosses 10c. The stock is a first
class strain and chicks will be heal-
thy, and 'strong.
FRANK W. ANDREWS
, Clinton.
CALL AT THE •
NORTH END FEED STORE
See Our Stock of Seeds
Red Clover
Timothy
Alsike (Gov. etandard
also Oil Cake `' .,
Linseed Meal
Calf Meal
Chick Feed
Chick Gilt
We handle Clinton, Exeter, and
the celebrated King Quality
Flour
Orders Taken For
Lime Sulpher and Lead
(for spraying trees)
also Fertilizer,
Agent for lleintznlau Pianos
We are Ant for a Square Deal
W. G. SMYT H IRANII W [VANS
Next door to Hospital •
Victoria Street Clinton TER1!IiS CASII. PHONE 192
Beautiful Hair
makes every woman "beautiful, and
all who desire to make the most of
their appearancehave the opportunity
of.paying a 'visit to
PROF. DORENWEND.
of, Toronto •wild will be at the
Rattenbury' ;House, Clinton
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Tue•i; da: ' May 19
with an immense Stock of the latest
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A Style to. Sail Every Individual
verY
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